Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 22, 1914, Page 4

Monday, August 24. THE STORE OF STYLE AND VALUE Exira Special Bargains For Monday Owing to the inclement weather this morning we have decided to renew our offer of these special bargams for Heatherbloom Petticoats Wash Skirts : . The remainder of our wash skirts ‘in poplins, ra- In la.rgc sizes from 38 to 44. Reg tine and corded, regardless of former price, will be ular price $1.50. Saturday only........ || sold Saturday at........... 98¢ 99c _ FALL SKIRTS We Have Just Recelved We just received an assortment of A Splel'ldld assortmenl. s bl nav bl ‘1‘3$2 98 of WAISTS. Prices 30. Values up to $4 .50, tur- day Special.. ............ccorrrrvns . I‘aIlglng from $4.95 to..__ any JAPAN PREPARES Filf | yut™5." O . FELIEF FORTHE REFUGEES] (3 NI FJE Wilson decided definitely not to take| Americans in Spain Get Cash and Can ‘Washington over Sunday because of ports from Spain say Americans are Antwerp, southward. confirmed, Belgian village’ and cleared the coun- N STATE | “OF SIEGE Antwerp, via The Hague, Aug. 22, ‘=—This city is being placed In a state | of slege. All foreigners will be asked| i to.leave as soon as possible. King Albert and the general staff ‘are mow here. The forts are all man- ned and the civil guard has been di- rected to act under orders from the military. Fast channel steamers have, been requisitioned to. carry .the non: combatants to places of safety, eithe! in En ! Many of the smaller houses i the suburbs and along the canals have been destroyed and the trees outside the ‘city cut down so that any German attacking force will be unable teo take oceyer. Officers detailed by General Joftre from the French staff corps to aid the Belgians are now here and are meet- ing with the Belgian staff.” There is grave doubt whether the German plans. contemplate any se- rious siege of Antwerp. The defenses are deemed impregnable. Warships Can Aid in Defense. There are three lines of forts, the final and naturally the strongest hav- ing been completed in 1908. proaches from the land ‘are carefully guarded, while British or French war- ships can be sailed directly up the Scheldt to aid in the defense. But the very fact that it would re- quire a lengthy slege to take the city, |4 if it could be taken, seems to forbid formidable, German advance against it. To detach an army of suf-||| ficient strength to,make an impression on Antwerp would rob the kaiser's forces of men badly needed in the ad- vance against the French fronmtier. It 1s expected all the Germans will do will be to post a force sufficiently strong to hold the Belgian army ‘in thus protecting its flank from attack, while. the main body of the German army continues to press It is reported, but not the’ Germans burned many nd or France. The ap- Join ‘our South Bend Watch Club and buy on easy ‘terms at the lowest cash price. You have always wanted to own a high ¢rade watch—awatch you could absolufily depend upon for accuracy— & walch that would be the onvy * Here is your opportunity. Planu Have just been completed that permit us fo tell high grade South Bend watches on «easy payments at the cash rock bottom price. ‘South % Watch on $1.00 a week terms ° E Ws to sell these watches watch you will always be proud to in . By u}mbmwg the pur- carry— chases of several people we can sell It i - & nuinber.of walches at no greater is guaranteed to give absolute Cost than the cost {0 sell oncrwetch. Srtuiaclion byibolli Sumbltes and That's why we call it our club plan. . B Awatch will be delivered fo oach You will surely lke its trim shapely _ member upon his making the first *payment. - . Don’ t let this splendid chance slip The'amount each member will pay ~ by—this offer is made for a limited in each week will be so small that time only—come in this evening it will never be noticed and et the and let us give you more complete end of a few weeks the watch is information on this money saving entirely paid for. plan. The South Bend Watch whndl we This offer Is open to both ladies are offering on this club plan is a and gentlemen, Wear The Watch While You Pay. Ceo. T. Baker & Co. Bemld]l, Minn. Beltrami. ET_un y Fair | Bemidji, Minnesota September 16-17-18 1914 Falr Grounds s'EGE UF FEAchfiu a weekend trip on the Mayflower, » Come Home. - . i \ feeling 1t necessary to remain in| aghington, ‘Aug. 22.—Consular re- A“v AN GE try in their advance from the Meuse. An Exposition full of interest to the people of drawal of German wa chou. has issued a final call to arms for all| lona and Cadiz. The strictest prohibition has been | ablebodied . men from the ages of which admit women as apprentices, | e The resolutions state this probably < —_ Results are most miways certain | Will be Ireland’s last opportunity to * T * £ place.d on the publication of any in-| twenty to forty-two years. To SHAKE OFF Bm'“s" YOKE * Paris, Aug. 22.—Official news <+ formatién concerning the movements < made public in Paris says the of Japanese ships and troops. French Airships Active. Montana A. O. H. Urges Rebelllon n| * Germar forces continue to + aaty, phevs parsenal seote or6 W | o FOTIE; AU 2ok Brencivcotiotl s o eibad: - i s % ARY,: WIE S 8ré Be} pote says: A French dirigible threw|. Missoula, Mont., Aug: 22.—The state lngipn(;ked :or :hmn};enl are mef Zrfll: ! & number of projectites upon two Ger-| convention of the Anclent Order of : :?1':%1:‘“"0;“1: hel;g ;::\::g : indicat! 0310““ at the auswer of Ger| ymup cavalry camps in Belgium, caus-| Hibernians adopted . resolutions .urg. + terdu CLDIBE by RS many wi . j ing great. excitement. Despite ‘the| jng Ireland to proclaim its independ- & Ghewy Sxcant & piets ob ete b - | fire of the enciny the alr craft return-| ence-of Great Britain, taking advan- 4 closedland at Audun-Le-Ronan, + London has three city companies| =d safely to the French lines. tage of the war with Germany. % in the department of Meurthe’ - + ' + + * Sisters-in-law are not allowed to | when you use a Ploneer want ad | Fid itself of the British yoke. marry brothers-in-law in France. iOne-half cent a word. Pbone 31 Subscribe for the Pioneer. Our Appeal fo Mothers School time is fast approaching and you will be looking for School Shoes and School Dresses for your boys and girls. We wish to remind you that we carry a big line of Mayer’s School Shoes They wear like iron At prices from $1.25 to $2 Made of good solid leather throughout, with low_heels over sensible lasts. A trial will convince you that it pays to buy only the best shoes for school purposes. For those School Dresses on which-you are planning now,- we offer Dark Ging- I&ams, Dark Fleece Goods, Plaids and Worsted oods. Sch roeder [ the meny pressing questions growing| receiving cash for checks and letters Toklo, Aug. 22—Japan fs quietly| out of the European war. of credit from the branches of the preparing for eventualities, following PSS banking firm of Morgan & Harjes. the expiration Sunday or her ultima- Final Call to Arms. The steamer Infanta Isabel, the re- tum to Germany demanding the with-| London, Aug. 22.—A dispatch to the| POrt adds, will be able to take home hips from the | Exchange Telegraph company from| almost all of the Americans in Spain Orlent and the evacuation of Kiao-| Vienna says the Austrlan government| Who have already gathered at Barce- EERE L E LR E LR " and Moselle. LR R R R R LR 2Lk Paris, A 22—While the French army from Belfort is moving rapidly northward, clearing Upper Alsace of Germans, the troops operating in Lor- raine have'idficountered strong resist- oped the pn;",_.noe of a large German force between Chateau Salins and Morchingen,” with intrenchments as far as the le river. The Gernians are heavily support- ed with artlllery, indicatiag it 1s the intention of’their general staff to op- pose” a Frefioh advance on Metz The French were forced back on their main force. / In Alsace the Germans are reponefl to be retreating toward the Rhine and on Strassbégg. The Teport says: “The F operations in Upper Alsace c::g ue to be successful. Many Ge n prisoners and twenty- four cannon-have been taken. The Germans' were engaged in force be- tween Mulhausen and Altkirch, both of which cities are now held by the French troops. “The Fremch troops have taken a aumber of intrenched positions from the Germaab in a series of bayonet charges.” ALLIES -PREPARED TO MEET GERMANS paris, Aug. 38 —The Petit Parisien’s review of the war situation says: “A great-battle is impending. Bel- fifim is to be the theater of the most fermidable ghook in history, the dure- tion~of which escapes prophecy. 4 “Repulsedfa the south at Dinant by the French; the Germans since Tues- day have béen making a vigorous of- ‘fensive movement towards the north, ‘which Weddesday forced the Belgians to fall back:en Antwerp. The Berlin ] ‘government > will : claim & triumph, ‘whereas from:-a strategical point of view the movement was of mediocre | rmies also have tak- en up “thel¥ respective positions and at our general staff is far from being taken -unprepared by our adversary’s tactics: -The staff had long foreseen them and is prepared to deal with them under the belt would we say? Ploneer wants—oge 1alf cent a word cash. 95 Per Cent Fail In Busin Of the hundreds of thousands of merchants engaged in business 95 per cent of them fail. Why they fail? Suppase 95 per cent of the people died of diphtheria, what There is no more reason in 95 per cent of merchants | failing in business than there wouid |[§ be reason in' 95 per cent of the peo- ple dying of diphtheria. waste. cent of the merchants who fail in|worth $2,000,000. That is what ef—|only reasonable plan for newspaper business. are non-advertising chants. Advertising is the anti-toxin. Results of good tising are certain. The inexperi-|is the assistance of an advertising enced generally meets with disap- |specialist, who has studied carefully pointments in his advestising. * Ad-|the problem of advertising efficien- ance. N vertising is a special businéss just as|cy. My years of experience in the The cavally reconnaissance devel-|medicine, law, dentistry, etc. Statistics prove that watchmaker takes $5 worth of pig-|your service at the small sum of one- iron'and converts it into hair springs A Rousing Good Steak | It is pure this vicinity, Not a dull moment during the whole fair. Special attractions, comedy revolving ladder act, double trapeze act. sensational high wire act, by the Savage troupe. Marvelous revolving globe equilibrist by Lumen S. Matthews. Races every day, band concerts, A good time to renew old acquaintances and make new ones. COME: It's Everybody’s Fair. It Will Be A Hummer. For premium lists and other information addresssecretary. ess should A. P White, pres. R.H.Schumaker, treas. C. F. Schroeder, sec’y. 86 per|. mer- |ficiency does with pig-iron. What | publicity on the market. Results only | would efficiency do with your busi- | guaranteed. Write me for my plan adver- |ness? What every merchant needs |of assisting the local merchant with his newspaper advertising. Let me send you free my 52 copyrighted ar- ticles on newspaper advertising. Write for them today. GEO. E. PATTERSON, Advertising Specialist, Estherville, Towa. The | fleld of newspaper advertising ig at 'third of a cent an hour. I have the For Sunday Fine, thick, tender; juicy, fine-flavored steak, that’s the kind we will send you if you will just say the word. You can smother it in nice, sweet, tender, white onions if you prefer it that way, and it is doubtful if you can find anything to match it elsewhere in the city. You know we select all of our meats from the best to be had. A fine assortment of fresh vegetables. We are after your Sunday s dinner order with a list o “good things to eat,” choice meats of every des- cription, meats that our salesmen take a pride in show- ing to a customer; meat that sells itself on sight and that gives- satisfaction at the: di,nner table; meats that help to put the “finishing touch to a well gotten up din- ner or lunch. Pala ce Meat Market ‘Bemidji, Minn. Minnesota Ave.