Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 21, 1914, Page 2

‘e ARGAIN STORE Is offering some special Holiday inducements in the way of Fancy Neck- wear Fancy Slip- pers Hose, Hand- kerchiefs, gic. In neat holiday hoxes. Why is it that they all head in at the bargain store? Simply that it costs no more to go to the Bargain store than any other store, and just look at the saving—unheard of prices—unprecedented val- ues for your money. Ladies’ Furnish- ings Mens’ At just half price dur- ing the Holiday Season Full and cnmulete line of Lumbermens’ Rubbers, Overshoes, Moccasing At prices that ,,defy competition de- the Fares Refunded at scribed elsewhere in Pioneer. Once a customer, always a customer at this money saving BARGAIN STORE Knapp & McKelvey Pmflfiemfs Just South of the Grand Theatre BEMIDJI = DENIES FRANCE Clothing WAS PREPARED Minister Says Condition of Treasury Proves It. NO LACK OF RESOURCES !M. Ribot Tells Chamber of Deputies Country Is Resolved to Continue War to Finish—Reports Loans Made to Belgium, Servia and Greece. Paris, Dec. 21.—Minister of Finance Ribot explained the 1915 budget to the appropriations committee of the chamber of deputies. He said in part: “When the war began the French treasury had not taken any precau- tions to enable it adequately to meet the expenses involved. This is one of the proofs that we did not want war. 1t was forced upon us, and I aver ‘that we are not responsible for the unm- chaining of these terrible evils from which the belligerents as well as neu- tral countries are suffering today. “The interests of all peoples are so interwoven that the nations not actu- ally engaged in hostilities are deeply affected by the war.” “France will not lack resources to continue the war, which she did not seek but which she is resolved to pur- sue to the finish without faltering,” M. Ribot continued. “From a financial viewpoint France’s reserves are such that she can regard without anxiety the prospect of prolongation of hos- tilities.” M. Ribot informed the appropria- tions committee that the government had advanced to Belgium 250,000,000 francs ($50,000,000), to Servia 90,000,- francs, to Greece 20,000,000 francs, to { the Bank of Montenegro 500,000 franos. ITALY TO REMAIN NEUTRAL Senate Adjourns After Unanimous Manifestation for Peace. Rome, Dec. 21.—The senate ad- journed after a una rous manifesta~ tion in favor of peace. In the course of the session Premier Calandra ex- pressed the hope that as 1815 had marked the conclusion of peace after the Napoleonic wars so 1915 would be marked by a lasting peace in which Italy would acquire yet more glory and greatness. Premier Salandra also declared ab- solutely false any announcement of Italy’s mobilization. German ‘Aeroplane finterned.’ London, Dec. 21.—A Copenhagen dis- patch to the Exchange Telegraph com- pany reports that a German aeroplane has been stranded on the Danish isle of Fano, in the North sea off the west coast of Jutland. The aviators, an of- ficer and a soldier, were arrested and will be interned in Denmark. Armored Train Blown Up. Amsterdam, Dec. 21.—According to the Budapest newspaper Pestinaplo an armored train en route from Lem- burg to the Carpathians with ammuni- tion and food for been blecwn up and molished. completely de- l One Hundred Lost With Ship. ! Athens, Dec. 21.—Semi-official an- illi nouncement is made here that lives were lIcst, including some Ger- man officers, when the Turkish battle- s’. 1 ish submarine and sunk in the ILmme:lm THREE BANKS CLOSE DOORS Two Involved by Earlier Failure in South Dakota. Pierre, €. D., Dec. 21.—State Bank Examiner Wingfield reports that the Farmers and Citizens' State bank of Bryant, the Bank of Willow Lake and the First State bank of Faith have turned over their affairs to the state department. The Bryant and Willow Lake banks were connected in a business way with the Syverson bank which failed at Bancroft. This, with paper which cannot be realized upon at present, caused their assignmert. The Bryant bank was capitalized at $25,000 and carried deposits of $170,- 000. The Willow Lake bank was cap- italized at $10,000 and carried $120,000 in deposits. The Faith bank was cap- italized. at $10.000 and carried but $10,- 000 deposits VILLA_ GARRISON REVOLTS to Carranza. San_ Antonio, .Tex., Dec. 21.—A dis- patch received by the local Mexican consul said: “The Villa garrison at San Luis Po- rendered the city to General Samuel de Los Santes, who is loyal to Gen- eral Carranza.” Diplomatic Breakfast Is Off. ‘Washington, Dec. 21.—Secretary Bryan announced that the diplomatic breakfast usually given by the secre- tary of state at his residence on New Year’s day would be omitted this win- ter on account of Preaident Wlllonl l bereavement. Zead the Ploneer want ads, the Russians has | 100 | Messudieh was torpedced by a | Force af A§an Luis Potosi Surrenders | tosi revolted against Villa and sur- Commander of the Mexican Forces Opposite Naco, Tex. ) Photo by American Press Assoclation. Governor Jose Maria Maytorena, in command of the Convention forces be- sieging Naco, Sonora, ordered com- plete suspension of hostilities by his men. Notwithstanding this the Car- ranza forces kept up a continuous fire and buullets fell on the American side, but no one was hurt. The following message from President Gutierrez was received by Governor Maytorena: “In order to avoid complication with the United States, whose relations, as you well know, have been entirely cordial toward Mexico, it is advisable that you cease the attack upon Nagco.” Storm Defiers Hub-Mark 4buckle Overshoes simply scorn storms. They are the surest foot protection against bad and '} cold weather that money can buy. They are almost as good as rubber boots; ’ils!xter in'we and'warmer.§ Heavy weight cashmerette cloth top.flcqpo—lmed snow excluders. Also made “railroad” and rolled edges. Solid wear is built into every part of Hub-Mark 4-buckle Overshoes. Alfimons Productof e Boston Rabber Shoe Co BMARK RUBBER | o s Look for the Hub-Mark on all kinds and styles of Rubber Footwear for Men, Women, Boys and Girls, Note this :—You can rely on anything you buy from dealers who sell Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear. They are dependable merchants. Boston Rubber Shoe Company . [Malden, Mase, LOMB SHGE T - INTO GRAY e Ladies! Try this! Darkens beauti- fully and nobody can tell—Brings back its gloss and thickness. Common garden sage brewed into s heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri ant; remove every bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair. Mixing the Sage lea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An eusier way is to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing about 50 cents a large bottle. at drug stores, known as “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair nemed\," thus avoiding a lot of muss. While wispy. gray, faded sinful, we all desire to re ur youth- ful ‘appearance and a veriess. By darkening your lhiair with Wreth’s Sage and Sulphnr, no one can tell, beeause it does it so mnatnrally, so evenly. = You dampen a sponge or soft brush with nd draw this through your hair, takinz’one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have dlsappenred After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark. glossv, | soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger. CHIOHESTER S PILI.S i Air is not : Women retail dealers in New York |: City number over 7,000. FURS The Gift of Al Gifts Segal Emporium Go. NS Bemidji,Minn. Special for the Holiday trade, a BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FURS rangmg in price from $25 to $250 per set. There is no gift so fine, so rich, of such rare beauty, or so sure to bg apprecnated as Furs. The Gift of All Gifts AW T, [§ 0567 JUST ARRIVED Special for Christmas, a beautiful line of Jewelry Novelfles, New Neckwear, Purses, Party Boxes and Scarfs Newest novelties in the Eastern markets seril warr Fresh Christmas Candies All our candies are made from absolutely pure ingredients--therefore they are the best to give the children Christmas morning, whether intended for their stockings or to be given in boxes. No other store provides such an immense assortment. Candy for Sunday Schools Before buying be sure and get our price on the the quantity you need. We can save you money. We have an enormous quantity and a large variety, A fresh lot of English walnuts, pecans andjbutter- nuts, at low prices. Candies Home made candies, per pound 710e€ and 20e Candy in boxes . . . . . 28 to $5.00 For every purchase amounting to $2 we will give a pound box of candy free. 798 Bemidji Candy Kitchen GUST BROWN, Proprietor Bemidji Minnesota May be fastened Never gets dull Always .at your + Useful in every day life. to the wall, desk or table. and never breaks a point. service. PRICE $2.50 The fiemid}ii Pione Afi'r Publishing Go Bemidji, Minnesota A Gift for the Home or Office ,?