Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 27, 1912, Page 4

B . e A M WS BIG.CONGRESS ASSEMBLED Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 27.— With a display of enthusiasm that augurs well for a successful and in- teresting session, the twenty-third ‘annual meeting of the Trans-Missis- sippi Commercial Congress agsembled in Salt Lake City today. President A. 0. Trumbo of Oklahoma called the gathering to , order. The roll call showed a record-breaking attendance of delegates from all of the States of the Mississippi and Missouri valleys, and those making up the western half of the country. Welcomes and responses, the appointment of com- mittees and business of a routine na- ture occupied the initial session. To- morrow the delegates will take up the regular program of business. Some of the foremost men of the nation are here to engage in an exchange of views on the parcels post, the world peace movement, the opening of the Panama canal, land reclamation, im- migration, good roads, currency re- form, drainage, irrigation, transpor- tation and other subjects of live pub- lic interest. MALCOLM. Gilbert Benson returned Tuesday evening from Thief River Falls where he had taken a load of passengers with his auto. Ruth Johnson is home from Grygla on a short visit. Nels Knutson, while on his way to Rapid River where he was going to make hay, had the misfortune of get- ting one of his oxen down in the bog. It took two days to get him out again. Miss Ida Johnson went to Minne- apolis for a two weeks’ visit. Mrs. Frank Hendrickson fell and dislocated her wrist. She is not re- covering very fast. : Harvesting about all completed and a much better crop than was expected. Wing Family Reunion. Chicago, Ill., Aug. 27.—Several hundred of the 100,000 lineal descen- dants of the widow, Deborah Wing, and her four soms, who first settled in Saugus, Mass., in 1632, gathered at the Auditorium in this city today for the eighth annual reunion of the ‘Wing Family of America, Incorporat- .ed. The family association was in- corporated in Massachusetts ten years ago and numbers thousands of members throughout the country. The present reunion is the first that the association has held in the west. San Francisco Bench Show. San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 27.— ‘With an entry list of blue-blooded dogs from all the famous breeding establishments on the Pacific coast the fourth annual bench show of the Ladies’ Kennel association of Cali- fornia was opened today in the Dreamland pavilion and will be con- tinled until Friday. The show con- tains more entries and a greater var- iety of breeds than any of the previ- ous exhibitions of the association. Pacific Coast Handicap Shoot. Portland, Ore., Aug. 27.—Many of the foremost shots of the West faced the traps today at the opening of the annual Pacific Coast handicap tour- nament. The tournament, which will last three days, is being conduct- ed under the auspices of the Portland Gun club. One of the notable fea- tures will be a competition between teams of five men each from the East and the West. Chicago to Have Pure Milk. Chicago, Ill,, Aug. 27.—The pas- teurization of all of Chicago’s milk supply that comes from dairies mot approved by the health commissioner is required by a new city ordinance that came into force in Chicago to- day. Physicians and health experts are of the opinion that a strict en- forcement of the ordinance will re- sult in a material decrease of infant mortality. Brinkman Theater Monday and Tuesday Vaudeville, Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs Vaudeville Program Neher & Kappl Roller Skating Dancing Novelty. Extra Good Grystel Bell Comedy Picture Program Reaping the Whirlwind The Fair Interloper. David Hirscey. Bayomme. Tears 0'Peggy A Comedy Drama His Punishment Adults 16c and 20c WILL LOOK AT GRAVEL. ,~ City Engineer to Go to Thief River Falls This Afternoon. ; William Everts, city engineer of Bemidji, will leave for Thief River Falls this. afternoon to inspect a gravel pit on the Soo line there. W. A. Gould, president of the Commer- cial club, yesterday received a tele- gram from the railroads that they would start shipping in gravel for the Nymore road at once if the pit at Thief River Falls was found to be satisfactory for concrete work. Mr. Iverts was unable to go yesterday. Loitved and Goodman yesterday afternoon started pouring the con- crete for the pavement on Third street and will have the three blocks laid by the last of this week or the first of next. If the Thief River Falls gravel is approved by the engineer, the contractors will start on the Ny- more road at once. From the east end of the river bridge to the city limits the road will have to be graded down and then built up in places as it has been filled in with saw dust, slabs, some clay and sand. 'The contractors figured an increase of twenty per cent in the expense over that of Bemidji avenue. Connaught Review Cadets. Toronto, Ont., Aug. 27.—The first great imperiai review of cadets from all over the British Empire was held by the Duke of Connaught this af- ternoon at the Canadian National Exhibition in-this city. Forty corps, comprising a total of nearly 5,000 cadets, marched in review past his Royal Highness and a party of dis- tinguished guests. England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, New Zealand, Aus- tralia and Newfoundland, as well as all of the Canadian provinces, were represented. THE[BEMIDJI DAILY[PIONEER The Pioneer Want Ads | o e eanen Regular charge rate 1 cent per word per insertion. No: ad taken for less than 15 cents. _ Phone 31 HELP WANTED WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Mrs. Ray Murphy, 703 Minnesota Ave. 2 WANTED—G@irl" for general house- each. - Every ribbon sold for 75 cents guaranteed. Phone orders promptly filled. Mail orders given the same careful attention as when you appear in person. Phone 31. The Bemidji Ploneer Office Supply Store. .Supply Store at 5 cents each.and 60 cents a dozen. % AUQUST 27, 1912. leave at Ploneer office. Receive reward. FOR SALE—$4.00 Dictionary for 6 coupons and 98c. ‘Coupons ‘must be clipped on consecutive days from Daily Pioneer. Apply at Pioneer office. FOR SALE—104 acres of hardwood timber land in section 31, township 148, north range 34, town of Lib- erty, Beltrami county. Price for whole tract $1,600. Apply at Plo- neer office. work. W. A. Gould, 707 Bemidji| FOR SALE—Small fonts of type, Ave. _— WANTED—Gir] to aseist in kitchen. St. Anthony’s hospital. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for every make of typewriter on the market at 50 cents and 75 cents several different points and in first class condition. Call or write this office for proofs. Address Be- midji Pioneer, Bemidji, Minn. FOR SALE—The Bemidji lead pen- cil (the best nickel pencil in the world, at Netzer’s, Barker’s, 0. C. Rood’s, McCuaig’s, Omich’s, Roe & Markusen’s and the Pioneer Office FOR SALE—Rubber stamps. The Pioneer will procure any kind of rubber stamp for you on short no- tice. FOR SALE—16 incn wood. Call An- derson the dray man. Phone 600. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—100 merchants in North- ern Minnesota to sell “The Bemid- J1”” lead pencil. Will carry name of every merchant in adyertising columns of Pioneer in order that all receive advantage of advertis- ing. For wholesale prices write or phone the Bemidji Pioneer Of- fice Supply Co. Phone 31. Be- midji, Minn, FOR RENT ——— FOR RENT—Good business room on Minnesota Ave. Two office rooms over Palace = Meat Market, and three room house on 12th street. Inquire of F. M. Malzahn. LOST 'AND FOUND LOST—About a week ago—Sigma Tau Delta sorority pin. Finder WANTED TO BUY—Growers and shippers of potatoes will do well to correspond with us. D. E. Ry- an Co., Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED—Rent horse for one month, or will buy at reasonable price. Inquire O. E. Erickson, Twin Port Meat Market. BOUGHT AND SOLD—Second hand furniture. 0dd Fellows building, across from postoffice, phone 129. e : GlodNTIC CLEARANCE SALE A fine array of 8c Leader lawns, fancy or- gandies, batistes, novelties, etc., in white, pink, blue, plaids, etc. Values up to 20c in this lot. " These are extra value. In this lot 4c Lace Sale ;%11 find clunies, torchons, vals, edgings, in- sertions, fancy - braids, etc. Some worth 10c to 123c a yard.- 600 pieces. Now is the time to lay in a supply for fall and winter. There are the narrow edgings to the wide clunies ard torchons..............ccceeeen. 4c L] Vd Dress Goods and Silks : (CONTINUED) SPEGIAL FOR et e ] Underwear Special On Thursday, Friday and Saturday we will put 500 garments in boys’, THIS WEEI our sale opened with a boom Wednesday, Aug. 21st, and did you notice the crowds of pleased patrons thad crowded our store all last week? We have the ‘‘good goods’ at the bargain prices. Our sale runs until Sept. girls’, ladies’, etc., on sale. Fine gauze agd all of our big line of Fleece Lined Underwear 1oth, but this ad is just a reminder and we are quoting you a few more | Here are union suits and separate gar- sale on all of the other goods just | ments; values 25c, 30c, 35c. You will never have this opportunity again. In these three days all go bargains. the same. Remeber that we have the Lingerie and Underwear Shoes, Crockery, Furnishings, Notions, Quilts and Blankets, etc. Why not outfit yourself now? Phone or mail orders will receive our prompt attention and we guarantee satisfaction. » _10c each Laces and Embroidery [Ribbons, Trimmings, Efc. Silks in several patterns and colors, damty soft wash goods in green, blue, 19 white, figured, etc. Reg. 35¢ value C Lovely silks—checks and fancies in a va- riety of patterns and colors, These are very good and a bargain el st S 49c Pretty Kioto, Japanese and China silks—all colors, neat patterns and plain colors. Bug a waist or dress and 39 save nearly 1-3 on it. Sele price C Messaline and satin. They are our regu- lar $1.00 goods. - All colors, 86 in. wide. Now is the time ro buy your new 75c Black taffeta silk, 36 in. wida, every yard guaranteed. Regular $1.50 I grade. Thisis a bargain sure $1 -19 Onr finest zephyr ginghams in a fine line of colors and patterns. These are a 20 famous make and are the best made C Extra wide ginghams, nice patterns, pretty plaids, etc. Sypecial ..... ’ 1 zc Pongee, light ¢ilks, a beautiful line of goods on table in center of store 33 These will go quick at this price C Pongeé, sussah, silk, ete. Swell goods. Values to 65¢ in this lot. On sale 39 and on display on center table...... C Velvets, all colors, finest grade, reg- ular $1‘700 goods.y Sale pricé ...... 78c Outing flannels, a fine line of these 8 in light blue, pink, etc. Per yard.... C Mackinaw, all wool goods; grey. This is fine for skirts, etc. Regular $1.75 grade. Sale price per yard.......... T $1-38 All linen crash, bordered. This is a 8 good grade and a 10c bargain......... C Toile du Norde gingbams, a lot of 12 nice patterns and colors. Sale price c Fine poplin and melrose, regular $1.25 goods, just the thing for a nice dress or skirt. At this price you save over 1.8 .. iiin il iy soc All wool taffeta; $1.00 va]u_(;' also storm serges an:i panama....i ...... 78c Ladies, muslin skirts, nice embroidery bot- tom, good grade goods, nicely made. Why make them when you can buy 39 them at........, ceiiilaeiuusece eabeesuess C Muslin-drawers, nice Jace edges. Regular 856c value. Special while they 25 last .oooninsisimenin. tesesesersasasnanes C Fine grade muslip, nicely made, good grade lace and embroidery edges. - Regular 65¢....... : 48c Fine grade goods, 85¢ valuer, special 58¢ Aprons, regular 36c, good grade c goods, i)retty colors and patterns... 190 Union swits, fine grade gauze, edges trimmed wsth pretty lace. You 19 can’t afford to miss these, ladies...... C Sorosis underskirts, These are too well known to need further description. Note our prices. $1.00 values........... $1.50 values,. $1.25 values.. Setsnug fleece lined underwear, Thisis a very fanous make, Bpeotal....coeeemsisos 4oc Men’s balbriggan underwear, all sizes, regular 50e, special, each...... 350 Children’s all wool jackets, pretty knitted goods in pink, white and blue. 39 These are a good buy at 50c. Each C Our 75¢ grade, special....:.............58e Remnants Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday 500 remnants on eale. Fine silks, all wool goods, cottons, ginghams, percale, etc. Come and get your share of these. Picture Sale 100 pretty pictures, size 8x10, in passe part art. landscape, ladies’ heads, animal, scenic, etc. Adorn your den with a 7 few of these. On rale at... A c Lovely embroidery and bandings, values| We have divided our ribbons in lines, all up to 25¢, pretty pattern, dainty designs, | colors and all widths, at a cut of 1-3. from narrow to wide, special a 11c Our 35¢ and 40c values go at......... 25¢ yard.... ........... SRR e e 25c and 35c values at. Flouncings, edgicgs and insertion, values 20¢ values now :z fl'fics’ 1?)‘2'1]:‘;?{1129?1“?::1 goqu 190 and s0 on down to lc a yard. School will Erabioidery’ gals;. vikibe 550 soon be here. Buy jour supply at these 8“ va"l 15c, nice patterns, Swiss and 8c ya"d prices now. French make, fine lawn body.. . . . o - ) N : Entire line of fine silk, linen and cotton contains enough for | 7. 4 o Embroidery patterns, 3 g trimmings on sale at 20 per cent discount. a gown, trimmings included. These are F P . beautitil aad our regular $3 98 32:;‘;1 is a cut of 1-5 and means a big $5.50 value, sale price each.... L’ 8- ' Embroidery, our finest Swiss, coreet cover sh Sh === flouncings, ete, values to 85c, per yd..... i ; 530 065 0es Flouncings, insertion, ’_all-overs, banding, Everybody is doing it—doing what?—why galloon, etc., values to 75c, sale 4zc buying shoes at the Bazaar store. Every price............... R ¥ | pair cut to lowest limit. 35.00 pieces of laces and embroidery 7o in Our line of swell patent, vici kid, gun this ssle, all at cut prices. metal, etc., $2.50 and $4.00 $2 7 9 ladies’ shoes............. i - Ladies’ Coats, Suits & Skirts Our fine line of oxfords, values $2 50 All'wool panama skirts, black, in small $3.50, no?v goat thelo.w prceof .8 " and medium sizes, regular $3 00 Carpet slippers, all siz 33c $3.75, special..........cccceeni . Child’s vici shoes, sale price. 42c Ladies” black woolen coat, trimmed in| po o 10inch high s ys’ 10-inch high top shoes, $3.00 values, silks and satin, fine, nobby up-to-date gar- just the fine thing for school and fall. ment. This is our $15.00 $9.48 You ought to try these $2 38 grade, sale price.......... I NN Young ladies’ and misses’ coats, faucy| ..., effect, new style, up-to-date, now is the | Girls’ tan button shoes, $1.25 value, 98¢ time to buy, worth $15.00 Full line of Buster Brown schcol school Wb b ® . $11.88/..c... A School Bag Free vith Ladies’ fine suits, coats and skirts, all go | every pair this week. in this sale. Lack of space will not per- - Blankets and Quilts mit us to quote more prines. Fine line of white, tan, and gray blankets Boys' ‘and girls' black cotton hose, sizes and a nice line of comfortables. 512 to 9. They are good ribbed stock | $1.50 grade....... NIRRT e $1.19 with -double heel and toe, per 80 $1.25 grade. pair...... (Tvdiieees hinnid T $100 grade. Ladies’, misses’ and children’s silk lisle 85¢ grade..... hose, all colors and sizes, values 190 $2.25 value at, Burson’s best, all sizes. 20c¢ | $3.00 value at... Black ribbed hose, regular 15¢ and 1 20 $2.40 value at 18c, for boys and girls, special...... Hoslery Our finest hose for ladies, all colors, in | Short silk gloves, 50¢ values. ...39¢ silk lisle, regular 50c and 60c 39° $1.25 values, ...89¢ value............ S e ) Flannelette nightgowns, $1 values at 78¢ Men’s army sox, regular12 1-2c.........8€ | 75¢ values at.... ...BB¢c $1.50 values a .$1.19 Remember our entire lines of THE BAZAAR STORE, s, 55735 oz 5 _ BELTRAMI AVE. OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS THIS SALE IS FOR GASH ONLY |FOLLOW THE CROWD 10 THE SALE THAT IS ALL SALE. DO IT NOW (THE SALE IS FOR CASH ONLY d we will try and please you. A welcome awaits you here. e e T = & { M— ]