Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 14, 1912, Page 15

T Woods gives the foliowing descrip- | black men who had thetr]| “ '.h;lr % i Moving Plctures In Education. tion: term of service and -were on ‘thalr| W&V salutations an oar Rr i " PROUD OF HIS NEW CLOTHES They are collected from all parts|way home. They ‘wers'serieus, digni-| Ments, obviously too shocked * and| The usé of moving pi two fully equipped movingpicture .y to appr te th tion has-had a rea) impetus in Ger-| mashines to the pained pprecia em. Then he | S&! of Rhodesia, from Portuguese terri- fled, conscious of clean and complete man official cireles, acoording to infor- Rbodesian Native, Returning From| tory, even from Nyasaland. Dressed | costumes, oconsisting of shirt and withdrew from the platform to the One is to be used in the cont i, mat recently received at the Uni- teachers an foot of a neighboring tree, and beck- tion tly institute for higher ulnu.d Wn':'undallupd By Un- in anything and euryt.hi:lu, they tm:url :ndtlbhlld.lh'l: hat. Bach % ) ads ap. | ted States burean (;t education. '!'I:: other % o ing, ‘lome. like young colts bonndln: painted wooden box. proach. In a few minutes, before the | Prussian ministry of edu n is con-| Berlin, —— side; the feasfbility of emplo; - A town in Rhodesia is not generak | fnto the air as they go. These happy| We were once appreciative witness- ;’;ei.fit e'ih:hg;“hfllse: lh' e t::;f a!.ne:;fnmph lllm';y in :ermnm .fim"eem”m““, ‘g‘:‘“m. 2 DOW, ";g"_ Iy a town, declares Mrs. M. L. Woods| fellows are probably rejoicing because | es of the home-coming of such a min- d Sl gl with | courses in higher educational institu- | Jogieal and bactarlological courmes. jn “Pastels Under the BSouthern|they are being sent to some mine|er at a wayside station. A party of e;:en;y, u“me Y o °m°’°dm he|tions. A number of film manufac-|fThe manufacturers are confident that Cross.” A few scattered shops, &!where certain of their friends and | relatives and friends had come from | EPlendor. Then, and only then, ; | turers are having an opportunity to|an enormous fleld for their products road road deep in red dust, dovn},ehmn. are already working. the kraal to meet the returning one, condescend to return their greetings; '.how what films they have that are | win pe up when educators which a sudden miscellaneous hard| Thig fs the native as he appears | all innocent in their nakedness and l;d-hmffln!:l{hi"m, all m;'gfi adapted to educational purposes. idting m""“‘“ o movhigieteies of blacks occasionally pours, consth! entering on his term of service at|rags. The plutocrat surveyed them |©ff together e direction o - A philanthropist has recently given.|fn education tate 3 town. Of these natives, Mrs.|the mines. [ once saw & group of | with a scandalized aye; coldly he|kraal o i Shop early. Make your selections now. We will mark them plainly and store them until the day before Ohbristmas. Youw’ll have a better selection and we will be able to give you better service. ‘Special attention will be given to mall orders. Out of town custom- ers can rest assured that their or- ders will recelve promaut attention. Choose Your Holiday Gifts at This Store Where you will find the best assortments and the service that should prevail at the Holida}y Season. We have been selling Holiday Goods for 21 years and we can truthfully say that we have never been in a better position to to please our customers than at the present time. A large stock for your selection. Well trained sales people to wait on you; but remember they work hard and long hours during the season. You'll confer a favor on them and yourselves by not waiting until the day before Christmas. Toys for the Girls Dolls, Doll Shoes, Hats, Mitts and Toilet Articles, Books, Games, Toilet and Manicure Sets, Banks, Stuffed Animals. Gifts for the Boy The boy gets more real pleasure out of Christmas than-the most or us. After a care- ful inspection of our gifts for boys you can readily see why. Magic Lanterns, Mechanical Toys, Banks, Games, Animals. and all the useful gifts such as Mitts, Caps, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Shoes and Moccasins. Ladies’ Wear What more useful present could you give mother or sister than one of our Suits or Men’s Presents Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Gloves, Mitts, Caps, Mufflers, Bath Robes, House Coats, Pocketbooks, Shoes, Slippers, Collars and Hosiery. Coats. We are offering the season’s latest models at reduced prices. The best Suit or Coat in the store for $25.00. Many fine gar- ments for a great deal less money. Patrick-Duluth Mackinaws Men’s Overcoats, $15.00 Gifts for the Home A gift for the home pleases the whole family, be it a Rug, Quilt, Bed Spread, Table Linen, Lace Curtains, Drapery, Brass Goods, or one Ladies’ Furs A very comfortable present would be a Fur Jacket at $37.50 to $65.00; Fur Sets up to $50.00 and Fur Scarfs from 50c to $25.00. of those simple, inexpensive Ornaments that Those}wishing the more expensive furs can can be found among the Holiaay Goods. make their wishes known and we will have furs sent on approval. Gifts for Woinen Sometime men find it difficult to choose suitable presents for their lady friends. We want to say to the men that you will find it Needlework Now a days a great many ladies prefer to easy here. Just see what we have to show you: Silk, Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Silk, Cot- ton and Cashmere Hose, Handkerchiefs, Toilet Articles, Silk Petticoats, Silk Waists, Silk and Wool Dresses, Neckwear, Bags and Jewelry_ make their presents, to those we offer a very large collection of stamped Linens; Laces, Silk and Cotton Floss, Wool Soles, Yarn and D. M. C. Slipper Cotton, Satins and Silks.