Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 17, 1914, Page 8

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1914. ADJUDGED AS INSANE. ries always the false belief that he|Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and rid | Detroit, Mich., on legal business. TO SAVE COUNTY THOUSANDS | “The Best Medicine I Ever Used.” is being chased by unknowns and|yourself of the cold as quickly as TN (Continued from Page 1) “Chamberlain’s Tablets is the best « Funkley Man Committed to Asylum|that he is accused of crime of|possible. For sale by All Dealers. loans from the government with |medicine I ever used for constipation, by Judge of Probate Clark. which he knew nothing. ~He will be which to carry on reclamation work. |biliousness and headache,” writes A Danger Signal. taken to the insane asylum at Fergus| Jeah J. Martin, grandchild of Ml'5~i Hoarseness in a child that is sub-| Congressman Lindbergh while in|Mrs. A. W. Milne, St. George, Utah. Falls. Ella Sines, who died Sunday of|ject to croup is a sure sign of an ap- |Bemidji recently spent much time in|These tablets are very effective, easy pneumonia, was buried yesterday in |proaching attack. Give Chamber-|acquainting himself with the true|and pleasant to take. For sale by | 1ain’s Cough Remedy as soon as’the |conditions of the controversy and|All Dealers. child becomes hoarse and the attack |upon his return to Washington im- T T may be warded off. For sale by All |mediately began work to have the Pneumatic soles for shoes were the Dealers. : proposition righted. William Bowers, of Funkley, was examined yesterday in the probate’ court, before Judge Clark, as to his sanity, the result being that he was adjudged as being insane. Bowers is a sufferer of delusions, and car- —1Special Xmas Saler= Evenings Plate ==/ FRIDAY AND SATURDAYLE In several of our various lines we find that we are heavily overstocked. In order to reduce our stock and turn same into ready cash we are placing hundreds of useful and practical gifts at a saving to you of 10 to 25 per cent, and this includes high grade clocks, silverware, china, cut glass, toilet sets, umbrellas, musical instruments, electroleers, metal specialties, etc., in addition to our large stock of watches and jewelry. - ' OUR RECULAR PRICES are much lower than city prices as we are not burdened with high rents and large office expenses. : ) WE MANUFACTURE a great many articles which enables us to sell them to you at a greatly reduced price. WE BUY DIRECT from manufacturers at WHOLESALER’S PRICES, at the same price that jobbers pay, such articles we do not manufacture, and you can readily see this places us where the man who buys from the wholesalers and pays them an additional profit, is unable to compete with us. As you will readily see we have many advantages both in buying and selling that few of our competitors possess as we have been placed on the jobbing list of man of the large factories. . Free to the Ladies Friday and Saturday - A beautiful HAND PAINTED PLATE given to each ladv whose purchase amounts to $5.00 or over on the above mentioned dates. Few women are without the desire for HAND PAINTED CHINA. Space does not allow us to quote but a few of the many bargains' we have but before making up your list glance over these prices. Cure Your Cold While You Can. |Greenwood cemetery. More real danger lurks in a cold TR AT than in any other of the minor ail-| Judge M. A. Spooner left yester- jments. The safe way is- to take|day afternoon for Chicago, Ill., and subject of ‘a recent patent. Handsome 8 Day Parlor Glock at $5.25 Strikes the hour on a beauti- ful sounding gong, half hour on cup bell of an entirely dif- ferent tome; heavy brass plates; highly polished steel pivots; case is made of wood, black enameled or marbelize finish ; fancy bronze feet and ornaments. Is made different from most mantle clocks, i strong and durable and with proper care will last a life- time. Do not compare this clock with clocks that are sold in the Cities from $7.00 to $8.00 but compare it with clocks that are sold from $10.00 to $12.00. Bought in large quantities Direct from one of the large eastern manu- facturers, combined with our low selling expenses, en- ables us to offer this clock for the astounding low Sale Price of $5.25 Sterling Silve‘i' Thimbles, good weight 15 Cents Sterling Silver Napkin Mark- 50c to $2.00 Among the useful gifts must not be forgotten ‘What girl can resist the charm of a dainty lavalliere, a the y veritable lace work of gold or platinum set with precious Umbrellas or semi-precious stones? Detachable suitcase style with gold or silver handles suitable for engraving $3 to $15 218VHOVLIY 4YiS S IN0T,¥04 NSY 20 per cent Discount on Cut Glass During the two days of this sale we b, will place our @ entire stock of ® cut glass on @ sale at 20 per cent off. This includes large bowls, water sets, sugar and Pys, etc., in the well known makes. chased of us without extra charge. We em- ploy two expert engravers. Cold Meat Fork . creamers, nap- | Sugar Shell and Butter Knife ... 3-piece child’s set N e e, 5 S e 65 I Sterling Silver Tea Spoons | 65c l We have a quantity left over from broken sets and discontinued patterns that we will close out at the very low price of 66¢c each The designs we have this year are iunusually delicate and fine. A more pleasing gift could not be chosen. Com- plete with chain 7 s $2.50 to $75.00 Rogers, Community and other well known makes : Regular Price 3.00 to 4.00........ 350 to 5.00....... .. 1.50 1.00 to 1.50....... $1.50 to $2.50........ $1.10 set s ENGRAYV.- ED with 2.20 sef : any;)l lodge " emble; O] 2.60 seot initia;:. 5 .90 ea. Why not give him $2.00 to $2.00 t $10.00 Cuff Buttons? 751000 The EL KAY Cuff Buttons Every El Kay button is guaranteed and in case of accident is replaced without charge or question. Solid Gold and Gold Filled Lockets FOR ladies and gentle- men HAND .75 ea. $1.00 to $15.00 ALL MAIL ORDERS filled promptly as Wwe give special attention to this branch of the business. GEO. T. BAKER & COMPANY 116 Third St. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS ’ Near the Lake