Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 23, 1912, Page 7

= Iy e 1A eating monster. prices—runabouts Subscribe for The Pioneer A s Sele ur Gifo Make a small payment down and we will hold the goods until you call for them. Remember out motto. “The Same for Less.”” We guarantee to save you money on every purchase or your money back. $20,000 worth hright, new Xmas gifts at factory prices. All goods marked in plain figures, show- ing quality and price. Misplaced pride rides a money ONE HUNORED DOLLARS 1N THANKS AWEULLY BOsS-IF TS AL CTASH —O0R A PRESENT \WORTH THAT MUcH? Is your posi=- tion sufficently secure to war- rant the spending of twenty cents a mile for automobile travel—when you may drive a Ford in comfort, security and record time for less than a tenth that sum? Every third car is a Ford. Nearly 180,- 000 have been sold and delivered. New $525—Touring car $600—deiivery car $625—to.wn car $800—with all equipment £. o. b. Detroit, Get particulars from Northern Auto Com- pany, Phone 474 —or from Detroit factory. ‘TAKES STAND FOR DIGNITY \Member of Congress Intends to Read Objectionable Words Used Ia { Past Debates. Congress is usually the doctor for pn things of public interest, but at the [present session somebody is going to Quote the old motto, “Physician, heal Ithyself,” and endeavor to restore ta the debates in cengress something of the dignity which was apparent in the days of Daniel Webster, John C. {Calhoun and Henry Clay. Just outside the chamber of the house of representatives there stand statues of a score or more of orators | whose words have been perpetuated s examples of parliamentary lan- guage. sounded accusations openly impugn- ing the motives and veracity of public men, and the “short and ugly” has frequently been passed. Last session & member designated & prominent government official as “a refrigerated vulture. of the dead.” That accusation stands upon the pages of the congressional record for future generations to read. Just before the house adjourned it ‘was necessary for Speaker Clark, a parliamentarian of the old school, to admonish one member for what the speaker considered the Intemperate use of language. “It used to be regarded as bad taste for one member of this body to im- pugn the truthfulness of another on the floor of the house. But those times appear to have passed,” said the veteran congressman. “Pinhead,” is the epithet applied by one congressman to a newspaper- the member did not subscribe, » Very Heavy Plated Toilet Set These are made by a well known maker and are war- ranted to give satisfaction. They generally 4 95 sell for $8.00 or $9.00. Our Special Price..... ] $3.98. Special large size Mantel Clock, marbelized; finished very fine, 8-day movement, guaranteed good timekeeper; should sell for $6.50. Sale price, EE———————————————————— We save you ONE-HALF on Real Coral Jewelry, Rings, $3.98 Pins, Fancy Neck Pieces. Let usshow you. Solid Cold Pen Assorted Patterns, worth twice what we sell them at. not the kind made expressly for sale purposes; special Cut Glass Dish H 98c for this beautiful 8 in. Fine Cut Glass Dish. Did you ever see the equal for less than $3.00? O8c Solid Gold Goods $1.00 each. Solid Gold Children's Rings; endless variety with and with- out set, signet and other styles. Values up to $2.00. Sale Price.. . $i.00 $2.50 pair. Good Heavy Solid Gold Cuff Buttons; the kind you have seen at $4.00 to $5.00 en Fn Sale Price, pair........... PYLivv Yet inside the chamber too often during the last decade there have been | man who had written a story to which | JEWELERS Aw BEAT (T—TIDONT MEAN You - TVE GoT & NEPHEW ABOUY YoUR. AGE aND T was JusT WONDERING- WHICH WOULD BE. HE MORE SUTABLE., GAFT FORWIM ¢ One member of congress who has taken a decided stand against the careless use of epithet, has taken the trouble to jot down from time to time the most objectionable &f the words used during the past session. He de- clares that it ds his intention to read them without comment at his first op- portunity after congress reconvenes, and it is his opinion that this will do much toward restoring to debates at least a portion of the dignity of the old regime. Aside from the promiscuous use ot epithets on the floor of the house and of the senate, the American people are fast approaching a crisis in lan- guage. Slang may be expressive, but if used to a great extent, may do far more harm than good. Concise Epistles. Talleyrand could write a short let- er. When a woman wrote to inform im of the death of her husband, he simply replied: “Chere Marquise, helas.” And among official dispatches there is that of Sir George Walton, who, after an engagement with the Spanish fleet, wrote: “Sir: I have faken or destroyed all the Spanish ships as per margin. Yours, ete.” And 8 later instance was the complaint of Cecil Rhodes that Dr. Jim had upset the apple cart. i I Copying Our Games. France would compete with us in 'baseball, and now Sweden comes to study American intercollegiate foot- ball, planning to introduce the art of punts and mass plays up toward the northern lights. American sports are becoming internationalized. Is the course of empire now taking an east- ward course, and will our diamond and our gridiron become, like our gov- | ernment, the admirationeof older na- tions? Geo.T. Baker & 116 Third St. GENUINE STERLING SILVER They are regular stock goods soc Nogl. There is one man in Japan who had little patience with Nogi and his sui- cide and he sald so. He called Nogi a poseur, in hiz death and as evi denced upon occasions in his life. Certain facts not mentioned at the im- mediate moment of the suicide are given which seem to support the the ory, and yet there is an almost never failing circumstance of sincerity. 1 heard some one say of a woman wha had just died, “I didn’t know she could do anything so sincere as to die.” No matter who it is, the moment death approaches he who is about to go becomes—himself. Nogl may have posed in his lifetime. I don’t believe he posed in his death.—Jane Stone Ney York Press. DON'T- PULL oOUT - | THE GRAY HAIR A Few Applications of a Simple Rem- edy Will Bring Back the Na- tural Color. “Pul! out one gray hair and a dos- en will take its place,” is an old say- fng, whick is, to a great extent, true, if no steps are taken to stop the |cause. When gray hairs appear it is a sign that Nature needs assistanee. t is Nature’s call for heilp. Gray tair, dull, lifeless hair, or hair that is faliing out, is not necessarily a sign of advancing age, for there are thousands of elderly people with per- - | fect heads of hair without a single streak of gray. % When gray hairs come, or when the hair seems to be lifeless or dead. some good, reliable hair restoring treatment should be resorted to at once. Specialists say that one of the test preparations to use is the old- [ashioned “sage tea” which our grand rarents used. The best preparation of this kind is Wyeth’s Sage and Sul- rhur Hair Remedy, a preparation of domestic sage and sulphur, scientifi- cally compounded with later discov- ered hair tonics and stimulants, the whole mixture being carefully bal- anced and tested by experts. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur is clean and wholesome and perfectly harm- Hard to KIII. |less. It refreshes dry, parched hair, ‘Washington may be proudof a cit¢ zen whose hold upon life is one of the most remarkable on record. Five years ago he fell 350 feet into the St. Lawrence river, and broke nearly every bone in his body. The doctors became interested in the case and made use of ingenious devices to re- store him to realth. 'He has some bones held together by gold, silver and steel. For a year he was insane, but an operation on the skull removed the cause of insanity, and now he is in good health and able to take eare of himself. i GIVES INSTANT ACTION E.N. French & Co., report that A SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded in Adler-ika, the German appendici- tis remedy, stops constipation or gas on the stomach INSTANTLY. Many| Bemidji people are being helped.— removes dandruff and gradually re- stores faded or gray hair to its na- tural color. Don’t delay another minute. Start using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur at once and see what a difference a few days’ treatment will make in your bair. This preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle, and is recommended and sold by all drug- gists.—Adv. Pioneer Want Ads I-2 Gent a Werd Bring Results Ask the Man Who Co. | Has Tried Them Select Your Gifts Now Make a small payment down and we will hold the goods until you call for them. e 1-2 Price Cut Glass—Libby's Clark, Near the Lake | ~ There Are Thousands of Beautiful Gifts in Qur Store at Reasonable Prices Empire, Quaker City d other standard makes. e of very fine Water Sets at great Enormous cut in all prices. Large lin: reduction. CILT CLOCKS /10w e 2000 (9\0/““ X but a 14 karat solid gold pen. Cut Class Tumblers 50c Each. Choice of large line of fine rich Cut Glass Tumblers, well worth $1.00 to $1.25 each; odd lots, While they last, Our Rich American Cut Glass Cut Glass, all we have—including Spoon Trays, Punch Bowls, Ice Cream Trays. Compotes, Vases, Water Pitchers, Perfume Bottles, Olive Dishes, Salad Bowls, Sugars and Creamers and Fancy pieces in great variety. $1.00 pieces will sell at. ... .. 1.25 pieces will sell at 2.00 pieces will sell at 3.00 pieces will sell at. . 4.00 pieces will sell at. . 5.00 pieces will sell at.. 6.00 pieces will sell at And so on up to 20.00 pieces to sell at...... 15.00 « ALL 1-4 OFF A written guarantee with every pen, good for one year. Not a 10-karat This is the last time we advertise s‘ ua these pens—they will sell without any help and sell fast....... [ A Fine Elgin Watch $8.95 Fine Elgin Watch is beautiful plain polish, Roman finish or hand-engraved case, war- 8 35 ranted 20 years; $15 value. Ladies size at. [ Gilt Clocks are always very accep- table Xmas gifts. A number of as- sorted patterns. Our special price for the Holidays, only............... $1.35 MISSES’ BRACELETS Engraved plain, polish or Roman, same as illustration; guar- @4 AR anteed. Our special price... P 11&d &\@%X $2.50 Pair. Beautiful Cut Glass Cream and Sugar: $4.00 value. We have many patterns to select from.