Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 21, 1910, Page 6

il “THE LAND MEN"’ INSURANCE FIRE = LIFE | Real Estate in All s Branches = ‘ACCIDENT FARM LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD Go to Them for Quick Action Office--Schroeder Building Colored percales, tailor made 250 Shirt Waists Came in yesterday, just the thing for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Fine sheer lawns, trimmed with daiaty laces n s and embroideries, each........ $1uifl 5 $1.25 t”$1.50 0'Leary-Bowser Go. BEMIDJI, MINN. Mail orders will be promptly filled. Send your size and description of what you want. Monday, December 26th this store will be closed all day. TIEGLER & ZIEGLER GO, CONFOENT O A Tip to You Mr. Christmas Shopper In the face of the unusual rush for Christmas gift buying during the past two weeks our stock i3 in better condition Although it has been considerably than one might expect. reduced, the variety is still here. Selections that are suitable, are still inade easy by this fact. Paimer's Toilet Articles Nothing will make more Suitable Xmas gifts. All are packed in neat Christmas packages. i FOR THE LADIES I Silver Toilet Sets .$2.00 to $15.00 Gold Toilet Sets . 3.00 to 12.00 Ebony Toilet Sets.... 1.00 to 6.00 ‘Walnut Toilet Sets... 2.00 to 5.00 Rosewood Toilet Sets. 1.00 to 6.50 Jewel Cases—Silver.. 1.25to 3.00 Jewel Caees—Gold... .75to 5.00 The New OGity Drug Store Jewel Cases—Leather 1.00.to 6.00 Triple Mirrors. .75 to 3.50 Hand Mirrors.. .10to 5.00 LT T T | FOR THE MEN Shaving Sets.......... $1.00 to $5.00 Collar and Cuft Boxes. .75 10 3.00 Collar and Cuff, Bags.. .50 to 2.00 Safety Razors.. . 100 to 8.50 Smokers’ Sets 1.50 to 4.00 Tobacco Jars. .50 to 3.50 Fancy Pipes.. .50 to 3.00 Hat & Clothes Brushes 135 to 2.50 Necktie Boxes....... .75 to 2.00 Fancy Ink Well 35 to .75 Desk Novelties. . .25 to .50 Bill Books........ . S0to 2.00 Post Card Album.... .50to 1.50 Cigars, per box...... 1.00 to 6.00 Traveling Sets....... 1.50to 5.00 Muftler Boxes........ .50to 2.00 ( Where Quality Prevails) The Da.ily Pioneer 10c per Week e e e— CHRISTMAS GIFTS The kind that are most appreciated in the home are bought at J. P.Lahr's Furniture Store AN AGREEMENT St. Paul Railroad Men Dis- cuss Engineers’ Demands. SETTLEMENT IS EXPECTED Despite Pessimistic Reports From Chi- cago It Is Predicted That a Compro- mise Will Be Reached by the Par- ties in Dispute—Labor Agents Un. der Orders to Secure Strikebreak- ers at a Moment’s Notice. St. Paul. Dec. 21.—St. Paul railroad men continue confident that there will be no strike of locomotive engineers ] ’ ReRl on Western roads. In order to be pre- pared for any emergency, however, the roads have instructed their labor FOR agents to be ready at a moment’s no- tice to procure strikebreakers. In the event that Chairman Knapp of the interstate commerce commis- sion and Labor Commissioner Neill, called by the roads to intervene un- der the Erdman act, fail to bring both sides together it is not expected in St. Paul that the engineers will take a decided step until after Christmas. The railroads have offered to give the engineers an increase of 9% per cent in wages, but the men have held out for 15 per cent. When the nego- tiations were called off several weeks ago it was then thought the engineers and the managers were not far apart. The general opinion in railroad circles is that the roads will be willing to pay 10 per cent increase and avoid trouble. Rockers Christmas Rugs Giving Mission Rockers f;‘;’?;;’r‘o“‘;"gf:’g ;flggsa “t‘:“’;‘;‘; assortment ranging in price from.......... . A full leather upholstered Turkish Rocker TurkISh ROCker with the celebrated Seng spring for......... i : $25 -00 Ru gs The finest assortment in the city, ranging in price from $1.25 TWO STEAMERS ARE MISSING One Puts Out in Storm to Rescue Sis- ter Ship. . Las Palmas,” Canary Islands, Dec. 21.—Anxiety is felt for the safety of the Woermann steamship line steam- ers Ingbert and Irma Woermann. The latter vessel started out from here in a terrific gale to succor her sister ship, which had been sighted twelve miles off the coast, displaying signals of distress. Since then no word has come from either liner and they have not been sighted by incoming vessels. It is thought they may have been driven northward by the fierce storm, which still rages. The German consul here is aboard the Irma. Both of the German steam- ers ply between Hamburg, Rotterdam and West African ports. APPENDICITIS CAUSES DEATH Former Prominent Twin City News- paper Man Dead. St. Paul, Dec. 21.—Victor Herbert Smalley, for many years a prominent newspaper man in St. Paul, died in Touro hospital in New Orleans after an illness of eight days. Mr. Smalley of late years has been engaged in theatrical business and up to his illness was press agent for the Orpheum theater in New Orleans. On Sunday, Dec. 11, Mr. Smalley went to the hospital and submitted to an operation for appendicitis. His condition after the operation became worse, but his physicians hoped for a recovery. A relapse resulted in death. SHERK SETTLES PROMISE SUIT Miss Coughlin’s Action Dropped Be- fore Jury Is Empaneled. Mankato, Minn.,, Dec. 21.—A big package of letters, photographs and gifts exchanged hands in court when the $50,000 suit of Miss Agnes Cough- lin of Minneapolis against Thomas A. Sherk, a wealthy- retired Mankato grocer, for alleged breach of promise to marry, was settled just before the empaneling of a jury was to begin. Miss Coughlin was on hand with her witnesses and attorneys and ‘a large crowd had assembled to hear the tes- timony. Girl Given $10,000 Verdict. Cando, N. D,, Dec. 21.—A verdict for $10,000 was secured by Anna Boreen in the district court of Towner county in her suit against George E. McWill- fams for breach of promise. The wo- man sought $30,000 damages in her |\ complaint. « McWilliams is a wealthy resident of Cando and Miss Boreen also resides here. in an 18x27 to $45.00 in a 9x12. Pictures, Children’s Rockers, Writing Desks, Library Tables, Mission Hall Clocks, Doll Carts, -Dressers, Brass Beds, Etc. 10,000 Pounds of Candy M=ade specially for Xmas during the past two week:—Sornds like a lot, and it is alot when you come to think of it. Well we're working overtime every day trying to keep up with the demand. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES 30 cent Candies---for 20 cents--- 2pounds for 35 cents 15 cent Candies--- -==2 pounds for 25 cents Taffys---of all kinds 15 cents straight All new mixed nuts 20 cents per pound Fruits--of all kinds--Oranges 40 and 50 cents per doz. ’ 1 Pound Box Homemade Gandy Free With Every Purchase of $1.00 or More. Armed Men Seeking Murderer. Aurora, Ill, Dec. 21,—With scores ||} of armed men beating the valley of Blackberry creek the capture of W. H. Morris, alleged assassin .of Mrs.| Estelle Thomas of Montgomery, is hourly expected. The posses are de- termined to capture the hunted man dead or alive. If you want something rea! fine and fancy for Christmas you'll find it here. ‘We carry the biggest and best line of fancy boxes—in e the cty. Fatal Fire in New York. New. . York, Dec., 21.—Two. early| morning fires in the upper.part of New York city resulted in the deatb of one man, a watchman, the serious injury of a fireman and property dam- age estimated at $350,000. Child Fatally Scalded. La Crosse, Wis., Dec. 21.—Willie Kumm, .aged three years, son of Charles Kumm of Medary, Wis., is dy- ing at a local hospital from scalds due to tipping over a kettle of hot water. Bemidji Candy Kitchen BROWN & LANKIS