Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 7, 1917, Page 4

Btg Money In ’l?mvmg ‘f t 18, krats, Wotnn «md ot Get dome traps A :fip Ewem s én‘h‘ e Nep- 4] Stoves you ¢ .g;gffa‘r- by SR Make use ot your spare time. animals. You will' exjoy it and will be sur prised ‘We carry’ a‘tiill“line’ of Newhousge and Vlctbr tr: Wood H-eatmg Yoii nieed 'a g0od wood heater this cold wea thier. When' you “?gme in fro% out:-of-doorsryou want to get inta:& room that is cozy and warni! ' I heaters; many styles and sizes to choose from. - They Deon't Say, “Give. They say, “Give me an' ATKINS :saw.” They know ‘when tfib} a saw that will stand the test. 5 3 The ATKINS saws are very satisfactory. If you-don’'t own orid, “coié’ i’ sHa’ fiéi".fildfi. 635?;- You 'willvwart one . ' Big money to be made cutting-wood this winter. 2 i You Want An Acor Gas-R Add’ yoi woula’ Have ome; too, 1f you' were fot harassed’ by 1%, - Brosaulysy oc"im“ never used gas and doubt that it is really the most efficient and e fiomlcll mothod of eookflf} You-still wonder. if you might, not be making.a mistake. . . We K Don’t doubt, or wonder. Those who hesitate are lost. 3 fuel, food and uetunl cash by getting an Acorn Gas Range. X Buy now, betore the prices go higher, as gas ranges'are surelflgdncdo V-bfi *finlélr tufimu&'-' fore spring. T Reduced Grouped Into Feur Lots Lot Ne: | Let No. 2 Suits of Popliny Oxford; Serge, Tweeds, Navy, Black, Gréen, Grey and Brown colors. Sold formerly: to $30. Your " $15.00 Lof No. 3 Suits of Broadcloth, Silvertone, Poiret, Twill Green, tan, Black and Navy colors. Many fur trimmed. Sold formerly to and Silvertone cloth. Brown, ' Suits of Gabardine, Burrilla, Poplin and Serge. Navy, Green, Black, Taupe and Oxord colors. Sold formerly to $40. $22.95 Lot No. 4 Suits of Silvertone, Serge, Gabardine, Broadcloth and Velour, in Black, Navy, Green, Tan and Novelties. Sold former- ly to $55. T == The. Holidays Are Almoflt‘ m With“Christmas not far off, everybody is th lnkliig of Chrlsimfi Rg. * And- Christmas -shopping- this year.- is. some what- of-*a" prob 1 wiser and more thoughtful manner: In-this time of strict economy; there "will'Be no' ving of q‘l& extravagant or useless gifts. Gifts that are practical and useful are'being selected. .. They &r ) gifts that will 'be appreciated. We are headquarters for useful gifts. We will be glad to BéH"yad ncteEoysar Crifvii: problem;’ Here is a list of practical and useful gifts, from which you calisehduss Drésesestfbr:ani: mother, father, -brother, sister, husband; wife, friend; sweetheart-and soldier boy: . i COMMUN: ng SILVERWARE &g&flm PERCOLA' ELECTRIC TQASTERS KE}?N KUTTE "ETY - RAZO) THEmA POUKE‘]"“M fla. REED ENAMELWARE BREAD, MIXERS COPPER BOILERS SEWING MACHINES OIL HEATERS T OEY TOBOGGANS WASHING MACHINES AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES GAS PLATES KEEN KUTTE RTOOL CHESTS ACORN GAS RANGES Bemidjis- (= $33.95 =TT $45— ] $27.95 ————————— [T EVER READY' DAYLO FLASHEIGHAS:: Diamonds and Watches Two things stand out from' all othersas-Chiistmas glt‘ts——a Birker diamond and:a fine watch. These preqents are not beyond your means. You will be intensely inte | | pested. in the moderate prices and big values here. Nor are they extravagant pur- . _chases. Their permanence and usefulness make tliem decidedly economical. Time only adds to : We:lr does not detract from a diamond’s beauty and brilliance. . ity value. ;A good watch is used hourly through a long period. One can hardly find a more practical present. B i#; A COLLECTION OF FINE DIAMONDS l‘ ! Barker diamonds are: full cut, of brilliant stones free from flaws which detract from f their luster. They are highly desirable quality in every way. Excellent selections in‘ white and blue-white stones. (By Woodyard’ Scéintling}* Il:ot‘tlse stl({mes _fll{) 030 tt" ?5310%%% A man there was and he wanted a house o Titng LK v 08 (Even as you and I) K Men’s Rings—$17.00 to $450.00 i - : Platinum Rings—$150.00 to $250.00 i For: himself'and hi§ child’drid his* well-loved ‘sp8iide. - (Even as you and I) “Who will build it?” he thoughts “Weil, a contractor-skould.” S0 he told him' to go just as far as he cbuld . E. S With 'a Ro6f and a Floor ind 4 Wall of 'Wood. : (Even as you and I) He mentioned the price tlhi#it he wanted ‘to pay (Even as you and I) And the contractor figured it out that day. (At least he gave it a try:) i The man signed up—the lumber went down— The house was built in the center of town— And now that it’s finished; it makes him frown= (Even as you and i9) He wanted a HOME and they gave him 4 SHED (Weé've seen them, you and I) The housework:has driven his wife nearly dedd. - (The labor makes her cry.) The rooms were so small that he needed a fai" To stir up the air. _And the contractor: rafi Up an “Extras” bill from Bersheba to Dan. It’s a' VERY close friend who dares say to thid hdfz. “The contractor’s done all he possibly cah. You ought to have known before you began That you should have built from an up-to-date plan.’ (Even as you and I—SHOULD.): We Have the Plan---Select If. Now:. and - Be Ready for the Contractor: tht Splmifl Brooches—$2.50 to $50.00 Pendants~—$5.00 to $100.00 A SUPERB WATCH STOCK I We have never had a more attractive lot of watches to choose a Christmas gift from. " All grades of the best movements are here, in handsome solid gold and guaranteed gold i filled cases. The latest thin models for men, and the fashionable odd shapes in ; DBracelet Models,: Strap Watches for the soldier, and watches for boys, are here at _ prices representing the utmost in values. Howards—$40.00 to $90.00 ' Gruens—$35.00- to $100.00 Elgins—$10.00 to $100.00 Walthams—$10.00 to $50.00 Hamiltons—$14.25 to $65.00 Bracelet: Watches—$14.00 to $100.00 Strap Watches—$4.25 to $35.00 Boys’ Watches—$1.35 to $20.00 Early selections and mailing are extremely unpontant this year. A small deposit reserves any article until Christmas. E. A. Barker Jeweler : 217 Third Street Plnmographc Kodaks | Defective | R,