Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 9, 1915, Page 33

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1915. ' THE BEMIDJI DATLY PIONEER F:=o—o=o—o== ' RS O T G @B T O A Bemidji CaTlhl.dv Kitchen GUST BROWN, Prop. This is Bemidji’s newest dazzling enterprise. It is a veritable “Palace of Sweets.” Never before in the histery of Northern Minnesota has so much been done in a eonfectionery store for the accommodation of its patrons. NEW INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. New floors, new ceiling, new walls, new Candy Maker and new candies. Not only are many of our candies new to Bemidji folk, but to the entire Northwest. Our ideas are direet from the East, with many original goodies added. We Are Ready For The Big Christmas Rush. Convention Visitors who are here today and tomorrow should take a package of Delicious Sweets with them. They are made fresh several times a day. You'll find no finer or more appreciative souvenir than a box of Bemidji Candy. The Bemidji Gandy Kitchen GUST BROWN, Prop. BEMIDJI, MINN. Amendment No. | - Provides Ald 'To ~ Improve Land —_— Constitutional Amendment No. 1 which - will be submitted to the peo- ple at the next election, and which was a prominent subject in today’s program of the Northern Minnesota Development Association provides that the Legislators may set aside a quarter of a miillion dollars out of the state’s school fund for the pur- pose of improving state lands. This would mean if the amendment passes that the State will be able to im- prove several acres of each tract of State Lands. The amendment is as follows: Section 1. The following amend- ment to Section Two (2) of Article ‘Eight (8) of the constitution of the State of Minnesota is hereby pro- posed to the people of said -state for their approval or rejection, which amendment shall be added to the present Section Two of said Article, and which amendment shall read as follows: “A revolving fund of not over two undred fifty thousand dollars ($250,- 000) may be set apart from the fund derived from the sale 6f school and swamp lands, to be used in construct- in roads, ditches and fire breaks in, through ‘and ‘around umnsold echool and swamp lands and in clearing such lands, such fund to be replenished as long as needed from the enhanced value realized from the sale of such lands so benefited.” Sec. 2. This proposed amendment shall be submitted to the people of this state for their approval or rejec- tion at the general election occuring next after the passage of this act, .|and the qualified electors of this state in their respective districts may at such election vote for or against such amendment by ballot; and the returns thereof shall be made and certified within the time, and such Votes canvassed and the result thereof declared in the manner provided by law with reference to the election of state officers, and if it shall appear thereon that a majority of all the electors voting at said election as provided in the next section have voted in favor cf the same, then the Governor shall make proclamation thereof, and such amendment shall take effect as a part of the constitu- ACRE tion. Section 3. The ballots used at said election on said amendment shall have printed thereon, “amendment to Section Two (2) ot Article Bight (8) of the constitution, setting apart a revolving fund from the school and swamp land funds to be used in con- structing roads, ditches and fire breaksin, through and around unsold school land and swamp lands. Yes No....... " and each elector voting on said amepdment shail place a cross mark thus (X) in a space to be left opposite either the word “‘yes” or the word “no,” and shall be counted for or against the proposition in accordance with the expressed will of the elector, as provided by the election laws of this state.” The Want Column will give you the desired informat'sn. LOTS For sale in Omick’s first addition to Bemidji locat- ed on Bemidji Avenue. Prico $200.00; Terms: $10 down and $5 a month Wm. McCuaig, Agent Minnesota Bemidji, Ladies, Gentlemen and Christmas BELTRAMI AVE,, L=o_o=o—o= GERMANS AGAINST USE OF FOREIGN WORDS By Carl Ackerman, (United Press Staff Correspondent.) Berlin, Oct. 23, (By Mail)—The Crusaders against the use of foreign ‘words and languages in Germany are temporarily blocked. Ernest Brues, several months ago, is continued in some part of Germany every week. Last week a big meeting was held in the town hall of Duesseldorf. At the meeting were members of the General German Language club and the presi- dent of -the International = Hotel Keeper’s; Club. All agreed that for- eign words should not be used, espec- ially on signs, but the Hotel Keepers won the point of having the word hotel, which is originally French, re- main as a German word on the ground and Trade for the District of Duessel- dorf, considers it its duty to point out that foreign words still appearing on signs, labels, nameplates, etc., should be replaced as far as. . possi- ble by good.German words. put in"after Brues informnéd’ the meeting .of the 100,000 enemies in the German language. AKX KKK KK KT The season of universal giving and receiving—the time for that wonderful bringer of pleasing surprises is fast drawing upon us. We have been on our guard this year as never before. Our store is equipped to spring surprises too, even great- er than one might anticipate. Hundreds of new things for gift giving will greet your eyes in this store’ It will pay you to come here first. " Some Things Mere Might Suzsest a Gift for You to Give Bunte’s Candies Manicure Sets a Duesseldorfer writer, has discover- ed words in the German dictionary and it ma. The weeding process, which began that 40 per cent of the visitors to X hotels here are foreigners. x Finally the meeting adopted this|x resolution: *x “This meeting, which is attend-|% ed by representatives of Commerce | that there are 100,000 foreign is calculated that it would take ny years to get them out. in business. of “forget” all around. He who forgets to adver- tise should not complain when the buyer forgets that he is It is just a case * ok ok ok kb KX KKK KKK KK XK XN A 50¢ Bread Knife FREE! That’s what we are going to do on Dollar Day. These bread knives are dandys. They always cut. They are made with a serated edge and are especially adapted for cutting Fresh Bread. _ HERE’S OUR PROPOSITION In order to introduce the best bread made to every citi- zen in this section we will give one of these 50 cent bread knives with every 50c purchase. The purchase must include at least one loaf of the best bread made, namely PFEIFER’S SPECIAL 10c BREAD It is made clean, baked clean and sold clean. It is a bread, when once you eat it you'll always want it. The taste lingers. THE PURITY BAKERY Phone 120 J. J. PFEIFER, Prop. 204 Third St. Hardly a family in town, but what " has tasted a piece of this famousmade candy. Comes in glass jars, sizes at 10c, 25¢, 50c and $1.00. Forty Different Kinds Cut Glass This is American Cut Glass, and the “Glass with the Lustre,” vases, trays, bowls, salts, sugar and creamer, Table Silver Known the world over as the best wearing tableware. Handsome pat- terns of knives, forks and spoons. Hand-Painted China Admired by all lovers of the beau- tiful and artistic. Stepinand seewhat we offer you. - Parisian Ivory Sets or separate pieces in combs, brushes, mirrors, powder boxes, hair receivers, jewel cases, clocks, vanity cases, manicure pieces, and numerous other novelties. Card Caseé and Purses All stylesin seal leather and alliga- tor. When you buy them at Netzer's you know they are the best. Dainty leather cases in ebony, pearl, ivory and metal. ‘Stationery The famous Whiting and Eaton- Crane & Pike linesin cards and paper, also initial stock. Fountain Pens}} Moore’s Non-Leakable and Conk- lin’s Self-Filling pens. The best in their respective lines. Vacuum Bottles The famous Icy-Hot bottle which needs no introduction, Thermos bot- : and Janus Vacuum bottles with or without cases. Brass Novelties Candle sticks, fern dishes, jewel cases, etc. The Davis Line of Quality Cards The most beautiful line of Xmas booklets and cards on the market. Don’t overlook this line. These Are Only a Fow Tompters, Come in and See the Others Post Office Gorner NETZER'S D AU STORE Bemidji, Minn.