Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 23, 1913, Page 8

Invincible Refrigerators . are correctly built to give pe=fect' circulation and with no traps for dirt and dead air. -. The outer walls of Imvincible Refrigerators arc made of kiln dried Ash, are varnished in a beautiful golden oak shade. 3 ; The Refrigerator wall is filled with Mineral wool and air spaces buiit to both- make the'ice and the Refrigerator last. ! : . . The inner lining is galvanized steel with several coats of | white enamel, every coat of which is burnt on, this insures A a lasting finish that will not peel 2s so many Refrigerators do.- Invinicible Refrigerators are equipped with cyphon traps that catches all tHe sediment and impurities, and the glass front shows when it should be emptied and cleaned, at the same time it prevents bad air entering the Refrigerator through the waste pipe. . It is fitted with sanitary retinned shelves. The ice chamber opens in front. The catch and hinges are nickelled plated. No. 81 E Refrigerator is 43 in high, 34 inches wide, 19 inches deep. Ice capacity 65 lbs. $27.50 No. 32 E Refrigerator 47 inches high, 38 inches wide, 19 inches deep, Ice capacity 90 Ibs. $30.00 . No. 33 E. Refrigerator 50 inches high, 40 inches wide, 20 inches deep. * Ice capacity 120 Ibs. $35.00 'No. 32 Refrigerator same as No. 32 E-except porcelain lined, $40.00 i Come in and see these beauties. GIVEN HARDWARE CO. YOUR MONEY BACGK IF YOU WANT IT 316-318 Minnesota Ave. BEMIDJI, MINN. : 5 L | j iB:uékrikfififliuiiifloi;qfifin?}*k*& | Wil Buy } e For a few days only. Only white varieties. Must be all sorted and sprouted. Phone or call on s W. G. SCHROEDER| Bemidji, Minn. Sui)_plied by the New Process Company, New York. ’ 1 i + * SUPPOSED TO BE THE WORK OF SUFFRAGETTES. ° L3 This photograph shows St. Catherine’s Church, Hatcham, one of the | (] & 5 = g Subs(.'rlbe fflr The P’Ofl eer most conspicuous churches in South London, ablaze. The structure was . : - eomp_legely destroyed, including all t he interior decorations and objects m‘-df"_art, and, although no evidence W as left behind, is believed to be the | work. of suffragettes. Phone 57 of Friday, Saturday and Monday Our entire line of Undermuslins to be sold at most unusual savings in this, the very best time. Lay in your summer, or whole year’s, supply right now. v A New Shipment of Gowns, Princess Slips, Com- binations, Petticoats and Knickerbockers--- | all included in this sale. , GOWNS ' SLIPS - Combinations Dainty crepe and muslin gowns, daintily trimmed with Princess slips in large variety, trimmed in lace. rib- Combination suits, lace and embroidery 79c ; lace and embroidery. Values up to $1.25, 89 g LA CAMMEd 8 0 veis i ssnsiins e foiois sin 1 I i i s e of fine cam- A e 1 Sale price............... s e . bon, French and Irish embroidery, ma Spapially fine- combinations. rediles$2% il Gowns elaborately trimmed with lace and embroidery, | prick and nainsook d sale.l. e D $1 -59 = ’fi; ~ made lang and full; also new crepe gowns with 98 e i e e, e TR RS R B i e e = f dainty figures received today; values $1.50; sale C 980, $ 1.1 5, $ i .65, $2.80 Ex%ra %ne nau(liso?k cor;:binationsl, trim_llned in Venice § . o Fine nainsook gowns, French embroidery,. - : half of regular value | embroidery and cluny lace, regular $2.75, trimmed with dainty lace and tibbén, at...... $1 -39 These prices are little more than g sale: o b o SRl g $1 -98 “All Undermuslin prices not quoted, at equally big bargains In connection with this sale there will be a big reduction on Coats, Suits and dresses, ~ and many other bargains offered during this sale |THE BERMAN EMPORIUM|