Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 15, 1913, Page 3

Xmas Donors Read This sented in our store in their beauti- ful splendor. Here is an invitation to¥come and see them Persian Ivory Toilet Articles Hand mirrors with ivory handles Hand mirrors with long handles Hair Receivers Calunt photo frames Ladies’ combs Manicure powder jar Pin trays Soap Boxes Shoe hook Nail file Nail pblishers Pin cushions Clocks Dolls Dressed Dolls Undressed Dolls’ Kid Bodies Prices from 25¢ to $3.00 Character Dolls - - Stuffed Apimals Ladies’ Kimono slippers in colors—Tan, Red, Black Sweet Grass Novelties Pin cushions Ballshaped Knitting ?and j Crochet Baskets Sweet Grass Handkerchief Baskets Sweet Grass Button] and §Trinket Baskets Sweet Grass Sewing Baskets Sweet Grass Drinking Cups Handkerchief Boxest Besides the articles mentioned above we have a full line of everything in made into beautiful Xmas gifts. You will find our stock one of the best selected for the Xmas buyers [in Bemidji. Come in and look it over. It will be a pleasure to show you. THE AZAARSTORE| Next Door to the Security Bank - Hair pin boxes. The articles listed here are repre--i fl | but steady decrease in the number of | @ j | medical schools in the United States M | is indicated in a report compiled by | the line of merchandise that can be § long a warrant charging him . with Peanuf I- greal being “an’ accessory after the fact” 2 3 TEA AND COFFEE We.have Ule of the tesd Ml | was issued in Wyandotte county, Kan. Brazil Nuts : 4 varieties of cheese carried by Thompson was shot and killed Sept. Chase & Sanborn’s famous any store in the state, and 7 last. e g| Plan Is to Have Every Appropriation i § | Clark, Democratic Leader Underwood | accepted the invitation. | fourteen fewer schools, 1,200 fewer | f| pared with 1912. Handkerchief Cases [§ LEADERS AGREE T0 PARE BUDGET | Clark, Underwood and Com- | mittee Heads Confer. Coffge and Cracker DEMONSTRATION 'To the Ladies: We extend.to you a cordial invitation to visit our store : Tuesday, . Wednesday - and Thursday DECEMBER Ie, 17, 18 T0 HURRY LEGISLATION g Bill Introduced Before the End of January and to Expedite Their Pas- |H sage in Every Way Possible. ‘Washington, Dec. 15.—Speaker and the chairmen of house commit-|§ tees which report appropriation. bills agreed to keep new. appropriations i within the amount appropriated for 0 the present year, which was $1,098,- |58 000,000. Millions will be pared off|& pending bills. The naval appropriation bill, how- ever, will retain the two battleship |¥ To try the fine eating qualities of Sunshine Biscuits i Baked by the The plan is to have no new projects thorized in the rivers and harbors L Wl B tc :;‘11 Z;czlenolnumlflbixse;sllblic bml;d;’ng oose- l es ISCUI ompany bill. 3 The conference agreed upon a hur- ry up program. Otherwise Speaker 4 Clark declared congress would be here until next October. The con- . We will serve FREE samples of ference agreed to have every appro- p % 4 3 7 ; i % ; priation bill introduced in the house|ll Krispy Krackers .Cheese Sandwich Takhoma Biscuit . Graham Crackers by the end of January and expedite 5 4 N Ay TR % 3 them to the senate. Matinees . Fig bar Cocoanut Dainties Clover Leaf Tan San That will be effected by eliminating n i i 13 3 : the general debate upon them so far Veronique and Philopena Sugar Wafers Etc. Etc. as possible. 7 7 . URGES MONEY CONFERENCE Senator Thomas Would Invite Pow. | ers to Help Settle Problem. C roe er - ‘Washington, Dec. 15.—A proposal 4 . i P e ; 5 GREAT DAYS OF CROCERY REDUCTIONS worldwide basis "of parity betlween gold and silver was brought into the consideration of the administration Your dollars will positively go further during this sale than at any time. Every article you buy here is the best, and our stock is the most complete, best currency bill when Senator Thomas (Dem.) introduced a resolution pro- kept and attractive in the north central part of the state. BEMIIDI, MmNEsou posing that President Wilson be au- thorized to invite England, France and Germany, whose monetary sys- tem is based on the gold standard, to participate, and that five delegates be appointed from the United States when any two European nations had COMPENSATION LAWS WORK Civic Federation Believes Both Sides Are Pleased. New York, Dec. 15—That employ- ers and employes are satisfied with the results of workmen’s compensa- |} tion laws in almost every 'state where such laws have been enacted was the substance of a report to the annual meeting of the National Civic Federa- tion. ‘ The report was made by a commis-|§ sion representing national organiza-|§ tions of employers and wage earners 2 as the result of six months’ investi- || gation of workmen’s compensation laws in many states. FEWER MEDICAL STUDENTS|f Number of Schools Teaching Medi- cine Also Show Decrease. fi ‘Washington, Dec. 15.—A gradual This is the time for you to lay in your month’s supply. TO OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS - Let us prove that a visit to this store will pay you well. Others have found it out and we want you to know it. Among the following you will perhaps find items that you are unable to buy in your home town. 'What you buy will be credited to your Refuud Sheef. the federal bureau of education. There also in 1913 was a consider- | 8 able decrease in both the number of students attending these schools and the number of graduates. The figures show that there were students and a decrease of 500 in the | number of graduates in 1913 as com- Glance Over these Hdliday Suggestions *'\ AMATEUR DETECTIVE HELD Apples Mince Meat Lettuce Solved Crime Mystery, but Kept Figs (in Bulk and in jars). Celery Knowledge Secret Too Long. A Dates Olives Parsley Kansas City, Dec. 15.—Because Rob- @ Raisins b Cabbage ‘ ert Richardson, whose work as an|J Grapes ottles or b‘flk) Cranberries amateur detective led to the arrest of | 8 Wall N ; Pickle Bananas Rhoda Diegan in Omaha last Thurs- | al uts . Oranges day in connection with the death of Pecans (bottles or bulk) Grape Fruit Otto Thompson in Kansas City, Kan., Almonds three months ago, kept his knowl- T s edge of Thompson’s death secret so Filberts 7 $ CHEESE FISH 2 brands. There’s only one Chase Ludefis’k and Herring, all | & Sawbom and only ONE more than 20 different kinds Some in jars and some in ulk. ) EXPRESS MESSENGER SHOT| Bandit Secures $2,000 on Southern Pa- caused by the death of - W: C. Dean.v prepared. Delicious and appe- place in Bemidji to get it. tizing, Melts in your month. That’s here, cific Train. New Orleans, Dec. 15.—No trace has been found of a lone bandit, who, after concealing himself in an express | g car on a Southern Pacific train be- fore it left here, knocked the messen- ger unconscious and éscaped with $2,- 000. Delicious, appetizing and satisfying, Com 1o Us fo Take Home Something fo Eat ROE & MARKUSEI ; Bamidji’s Only Exclusive Grooer_y Store . : Fourth St. b MR : Bemid[ The robbery was discovered at Harahan, near here. Former Janitor Now Heads Bank. Canton, 111, Dec. 15.—W. D. Platten- berg, who began work in the First Na- tional bank here thirty-four. years ago 8s janitor, has been elected president of that institution to fill the vacancy i he T the Plesiar = Wit Subscribe for the. Ploneer. A il | E—