Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 16, 1914, Page 2

i . 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19th That Saturday, December 19th will go down in Bemidji as an event long to — be remembered for the cause of local charity is a foregone conclusion. Beginning Saturday morning at 77 o’clock and until Saturday night at closing time the Bar- ker Drug and Jewelry Store will give a percentage of its cash sales made on this | day to The Bemidji Charities and Corrections Association, Mesdames E. H. Smith, T. C. Bailey and A. P. White and Miss Ruby Henrionnet will have charge of the various departments on this day. Hundreds in this vicinity are already planning to make this a banner event. By buying your Christmas gifts at this store on this day you have also the satisfaction of doing your_.share for Charity. : REMEMBER THE TIME, THE PLACE, THE GIRLS Mrs. A. P. White In charge of the Columbia Graphanolas, Victor Victrolas and the new °f’ In charge of the Jewelry Dept. = o o Watches, Brooches, Cut Glass, Bracklets, Charms, Lockets, - It Pickarts China, Carving Sets, Precious Stones, Chains, Silv- 4 erware, “l . | Mrs. T.C. Bailey : 17-Jewel adjusted Hamp- . @ ton, 16 size, steel escape / ‘A wheel, double roller, double ¢ 4 sunk dial with marginal fig- ¥ ures, in 20-yr. open face § Dueber case, special at $20.00 Columbia Graphanolas ... $25.00 to $500.00 Victor Vietrolas ... 25.00 to 500.00 .. 80.00 to 500.00 - .65 to 1.00 A complete line of all makes carried in stock. Edison Phonographs . Records from ... = 7-Jewel Ladies’ 3-0 sizé, open face at™ - fl20©© In charge of the Drug, Sundries and Kodak Dept. Mrs. E H. Smith o 1 $1.50 to $60.00 Jap Bamboo Baskets from ....25¢ to $2.00 Japanese Teak wood novelties 10c¢ to $1.50 Parsian ivory and Ebony Toilet Sets ....$5.00 to $12.00 Bracelet Watches, $10.50 to $40 » - Fitted in 20-yr hunting case at . $13.50 Miss Ruby Henrionnet In charge of Cigars, Stationery and Toilet Articles Cigars in Xmas pkgs. at 91 an EVERYTHING it y No.8 i . : i Perfumes, Toi- FOR M MLE let Articles : gt Stationery in fancy 3-A Folding -Pocket Kodak ... $20.00 Vt*f@:b,i\ . boxes Fitted with a new autographic back ............. $22.50 | | e 7{_3(1{601’(’;9 Drug B - C/ewe/ry 52’01“@ Miss Kate York, the first woman A campaign is being marked out Sixty per cent of the women em- rogz OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS- | Hundred and Ninety-three Dollars and | th : i SALE— mayor elected in Illinois, has been’|by which Mrs. George Thatcher of |ployed in the silk industry in'New URE e s 5 . ; then Friday, per cent is something like 37. livered by Gilbert H. Bang and Annie o that’ - sat ;«;g Sagroiia Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1914 il i e U. S.- Government survey thereof: Ten C_ellxnts, (tsfisz.lo),tala:.pd xizo s.hc:lor‘:eor ?t publ}i.c f“'i{.““h“’xfzhefh’fighe“ bidder I proceeding af 'w or otherwise has been | for cash, by the sheriff of said Beltrami : ] Fand hile in the|., W hereas default has been made Ininad or instituted for tie foreclosure of | County or his deputy at the front door successfully engaged in the mercan-|Kansas expects to be elected president |Jerseéy have husbands, while in the terms and conditions of that cer-|said mortgage or to recover the indebt- |of the County Court House at the City tile business at Kingston Mines for|of the Daughters of the American{same industry in Pennsylvania ‘the| tain wortgage, made, executed ‘and -de-|edness, or any part thereof secured by Bemidji, Bem;:x:l”?gusg. ol;fl?::: a ' 0 the past twenty-three years. Revolution. : . hig wite, aa mo gors, €0 Sarah i ity h ixty wo. The U;ite(i States payy has ier iggogg;g :’h«:‘ May '53'53’ hx‘;‘x‘sm:;fi the County of Beltramii'in th | The Chinese government is plan- Ohio state university has sixty - ed State pa) il || late ‘M S s b Ly T _ &0 A lwas ce of the lnneso ‘mort; thereb; t ning to spend $10,000,000 for a num-| men seniors who are sthdying to be|fected a searchlight visible uz@ex fa- | Bo2 4 o"“@‘r gl % a3 Tor i | ihtmd % ‘;fdm &a’ ; 5 an?i"e xy ms:c“?:og.%" &g‘r!;em‘t’gntrt: costs o -eiren ¥ o b [\ Bo th it ter| Dated D n [} 914. ber of high power wireless stations.|housewives. orabte ¢ for. 10 7‘!{“” 3o ’I%j‘:" o °;'i'“?,‘§ P any il h G““) v‘; e“slxm% ;B.OMI;ERTB, —eeee e i | o & rtgagee. Since receiving municipal suffrage No women except .qualified nurses Female sc] in_ Califer- (pa: £ ereas. thes L Vanty hine o ip one | MARSHALL A. SPOO! : ot 3 I i ¥ & ge thirty- Attorney for Mort; , over 28,000 African women have reg-|will be allowed at the fromt in nla are plll"ln 'll!flflf $77. |her T % m 1 btedness | twi 'un;_fifl’k t!.w“a Kr“l;zggsl ai“xetr- Fl;ntey lfntlmnl Bmeanufldlng. NS | istered in Johannesburg. France. 91 a year. ° ' z- less 'according uyp 6td 121&’1"2%“' Minneso . D~ . | i —