Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 8

CURTIS I§ READY TO MEET MILO NEXT WEEK L. C. Curtis'is all set to meet Jack Milo here next week Wednesday, December 15, and plans are being made for a first ¢jass match. Texms have.been agreed upon and nearly all arrangement# are now complete. _Cairtis, ‘Bemidji’s well known mat artist, has sufficient confidence in 13c|his ability to say: that he can give Jugk Milo a real match,-While Milo is confident that he can throw Curtis twice in ninety minutes.” Those who lhuve seen Curtis-wrestleé here before can readily sée that Milo-has a réal| job on his Wands to' throw Curtis at " WIN TWO OUT OF THREE Four teams,met on the Crawford alleys last evening and as a result the Pioneers won. two' out of. three games from* Koors Bros., -losing the first; game by & heavy score and Win: ning the last by the same method. - The second game which was a matter <of doubt last;night&slnce the lill“?i- caps, of playbrs were not available, resulted in a thry Victory for the | Wheat, Har Pioneers. [ Wheat,” soft d-1its lead by [R¥e bu. . three games from BEMIDJI- CASH GRAIN AND HAY Oats, DU. ..otronn Red Clover, medium, ‘Hogs," 1b,. .. Dressed beef, 1b. rkeys, live, 1b. . '0ld+Toms, live,~1b. Geese, live, 1b. winnin the Oildrs. L a2 VEGETABLES o o Sievert, rolling for rs Bros. pil- Milo 5 the - world’s. ‘ed up the high score of the evening P°|‘::: il cvit" At 85c-90¢ HIDES greatest cgli-::ak f:mb«fleweigm' wrest- with 204 pins, while the Ploneers bil- T R VY /s ler, while Curtis makes no claims at + of up the highest total cougt in the |Potatoes, car load lots..s.90¢-31.00 ¢y yges, Ko. 1, Ib., 5e-6¢| 1., Neverthelesa.he has: defeated a last game of the series. The line-up |Cabbage, cWt. ........ .$1.60-$2.00 | Ryl hides, No. 1, 1b 4c-5¢| number of the so-called champions 9 for the games Was as follows: Onlons, dry, Kipp hides, No. 1 -5¢| with ease, and 4s now looking for- 7 | Calt skins, No. Deacons, each . ¢ Pioneers. Beans, cwt &z: ward to taking on another contender. Niddlestadt . ...... 143 129 152 |Butterfat . Buy Christmas Seals—>— gfiflfl,fi"{ [k 2 130 179 | Eges, fresh, Horse hides, large. +$2.60-33 —— aluénm.er oehi i;: 169 ; Ch; ]j 9P _———t : ot 39' Market Stead ACTION ON INCOME TAX MecGees. icago, Dec. 9.—Potato receipts, 39 cars. Market Steady. PAYMENT IS POSTPONED e £ Northern whites, sacked, $1.25 to $1.45; bulk, $1.40 to $1.50; Soabi Eas ik Idaho russets, sacked, $1.75. ( By United Press) Total . Washington, Dec. 9.—Republican 797 X members of the senate financial com- mittee today decided to-defer action OFFICIALS SAY HAMMOND HARDING WILL CONFER SH“:;‘::&: lgg ¢ WIDOW IS NEAR ARREST|on the ::lpveal of bnsinesshmtin and ! gl 2 . R postponed their action on the income (s)‘li‘;xe:”‘ i ig: ON l'EAGUE 0F NATIONS : (By United Press, , _|tax. payment until after a study is\ Luebeck . .. . 138 El Paso, Dec. 9.— Clarice smitfl | made of the recept statement 'of Sec- Handicap . . 21 2 (By United Press) Hammond is near enough;” officials | retary of the Treéasury ‘Houston, who _ Marion, Dec, 9.—(By Raymond |declaréd here today when asked if :ah;ll the gnver:tn;:nt could not afford tal . e 794 Cldpper)—Making good on his cam-|the woman was any nearer. to arrest|to do as requested. 5 o PESE) S g than yesterday. One official declar- Buy Chrispmas ‘Seals- paign_promise, President-elect Har- ding is teday,working on:a”li £)ed, “I can say there is nothing on by <> s s repfesenzativi' womenin‘:i ,,m,f,';f,,f.g wl;ich to issue an arrest warrant”Bubscribe for Tbs :Dafly’ Ploneer. Democrats e intends to call to Mar- W ‘M. Sande 156 l}“f"sg.e' }2‘1’ ion to advise him on the Léague of _J Boe . 148 I Nations question. . Crowell . by 157 Among the Democrats, it is canafp Handicap . .. .... 28 29 that ‘Senator Gilbert Hitchcock of ] Nebraska, who was President Wilbon’s . Total . vovaviions 642 821 :.mk:mt!:“}l.ein _-fin;u lt'hrouxhrgx; the ) C e SN i ; reaty fight, will be chosen. ong ’ : i Oilers T66 168 others is Senator Shields of Tennes- % W.e have phamaCISts who do Komna o 141 151 v g R A S nothing else but_attend to the g 14 148 143, Senator Harding has not divulged proper, compounding of preseri R 9 mes 0! y women whom hef~. . = T 49 Al intends to call, but likely Mra. Ray- tions-as soon as we receive t}fiem. B g mond Robbins of Chicago and Mrs. Total 810 766 Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio will-be E? 9ther WOrdS,yPreS_crlptlons ave AR on the list. right of way. The immediate circle around the Harding headquarters is bulging with curiosity as to who the next cabinet will be. 7 [ , We take the stand that the doc- tor knows what he wants, and we Standing of the teams: < Won Lost Pioneers . .. (3 3 Keors Bros - Presidont.elect Harding this after make it-our business to also know ; 5 noon.'said he woul ve no state- A ts : s g::f:ts & Co. : 5 menty to make relative to Governor What 'he wan! and give lt tO Booters . coyiiiesad . & Cox's propoeal to resign.from the him EXACTLY. ——=_“Know Your Schools" senate until he had an opportunity to E R P ARGUMENTS ON BERGER t&llfi matters- over with Senator-elect We maintain a free dellvery illits. J 0 . . Py EUMAPPEAL MAY BE HEARD| —Buy Christmas Sfals— service which applies all over this - : FROHN FARMERS' CLUB town. wrgs (By United Press) > Washington, Dec. 9.—Arguments TO- MEET SATURDAY on dn appeal of Victor Berger, Mil-| The Equitable Frohn Farmers’ club waukee socialist, from his 20-year will meet on Saturday, December 11, sentence for alleged violation of the|at"the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wels Espionage Act, may be commenced iWillet. A cordial invitatlon is ex- today. 5 tended to all. — Barker PRACTICAL 'Y GIFT SUGGESTIONS | Our store is ready to help you chdose practical - - gifts for Misses and Women. * \ You will find a neat/selection of Handkerchiefs. i " = Prices from 25¢ to $1.50 each L j : 6 in a box, $1.50 o S o Silk Hosiery at 31.00—,—{2.0_0—83.00 a.pai.r FancySilk Hosiery at $4.50 :and $5.00 a pair Jfist received a new shipment—-Lenthei' Pi\:lrses and Canteen Bags,$3.50 to $12.50 ' . . '$5.00 Kid Gloves, $3.95 WILSON & CO. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ ; , 4 <~ OUTFITTERS " i: [ | ~ | 2 42, ' ~“THURSDAY EVE’[{IfiG, DECEMBRER 9, 1920 A Sidrefnlof Christm‘aé Gifts at Lower I’riceé. I'sthe ChriSttifis Storefor Everybody Phis Store Has Learned From a Score of Years, What to Buy, How to Buy, When to Buy and Which toBuy. ' e Holiday Goods of quality, with the greatest variety and at less prices on account of the enor- mous quantity that we buy. . eveYy one in all of Beitrami County. Christmas, because we ha' . See the ‘Many New Items in Christmas Jewelry, Hair Ornaments and Shell Goods. DINNERWARE Larger Stock and Less Money,. - — SILVERWARE 3 Be siire to see our sfock and get our prices.. CUT GLASS As large a stock as yvou would e_ipcct: in ‘larger Department stores and we know that . our prices are much less. TOILET SETS Such a-lot, and at all prices, from 98¢ to $25.00 - BOSTON BAGS 13 to 16 inches, to carry things in, sew- ed .frames and lined, , for Mother or Sister, 2 ‘- -$6.25—$7.95—$8.45 BOOKS More - than 700 books, reprints, our price ..... S vats e e e e srad e o Toy books . 5 et Boys’ books Girls’ books ... : IMPORTED CHIN. We are showing a lot of new china so dif- ferent from what you have seen before, See these. Handkerchiefs and Xmas Rib- 1 - bons, large assortments at saving prices. : y CASSEROLES - With fireproof in set, from $1.98 to $7.95 Candies and Nuts, all fresh; more than a ton, Yor- less ~prices. Py .. XMAS CARDS Gpods. PERCOLATORS More Joyous Because of No Hig! Prices and Because of Such an Unusually Big Variety of . <o il We have this year more than $10,000.00 worth of Holid-x' Goods. Enough almost for | We will fill mail ordery from other stores if they run out of any items, until. day before }. ve such an immense stock. ’ 3 . Why Not Let‘ This Store Serve You? This Store Will Save You Money—Better Try It and See., kR MESH BAGS Green Gold and Si $7.50—$9.50—$2 28.00 - BEADED BAGS . - Very Nelw and Pretty, * - $5.98—$6.50—$14.95 Hand Bags and Purses, new; 49¢ to $9.50 - Canteen Bags, from $2.98 to $12.50 NoveltysBead Necklaces and Peafl Neck- laces, see these, 49¢c and Up Manicure Sets and Felted Traveling Cases. Very large assortment in silk -and leather cases; fitted with celluloid, ivory or mother of pearls fitting, $2.98 to $24.95 \ Cheaper ones down to 97 P Men’s Cases in Leather and Fittéd with . Ebony,$3.98 to $15.00 . Boys’ Watches at $1.35, $1.98; a.ss.#;s’o Wrist .‘Watches, $4.98—$5.50—S$' Nut Bowls, wood, mahoghny' fi'l'lish-,, with set nut crackers, 98¢ to $3.98 Trays, Serving Trays, square.or oval shape, glass protected bottom)$1.49 to $4.95 ELECTRIC Fancy Styles, in’ Nickel - Plated and -Alurdinum. Prices very .cheap, $14.95—$24.50—$37.50 -~ ELECTRIC IRONS Dover .... Hot- Point . Domanco American Beauty . You know that these are reduced prices, and'much less than what you will be asked to pay élsewhere. = Hot_ Point Electric Iron, fitted in traveling case, $14.76 _ v GLOVES Ladies’ French Kid Gloves, $3.98-$4.28-$4.98 These are extra values un- der priced. Other Kid Gloves, $2.69-$2.98° and warm; $1\98-! « Chamositte ves, 64c-98¢-$1.25 ¥ g My Goodness Gracious—Why, there is every kind of a'toy you can imagine to gladden those little hearts that look forward the whole year,around to the day when Santa will bring the many thought of desires. Here’s a p: Dolls, Doll Furniture, Doll Beds, Cradles, C locipedes, Erector Sets, Electrical Sets, Tinker Toys, Tool Chests, Magic on Tnclf, Street‘ Cars (Doll Cabs, Nearing a Hundred), Bell Toys, Musi- rything. Bring the Children and come often and stay long, include Trains and Trains cal Toys—Oh, yes, eve yourselves. _MILLINERY One-half Price—Mote than 50 -this fall styles of ready-to-wear hats still left to choose from,~at one-half formet™prices. % 25.00 Hats ....evvas...$12,50 . $20.00 Hats ... s . $8.00 Hats . . $6.00 Hats ............. X Fine Sateen Bloomers, ankle length, dou- ble elastic tuff at ankle, different COIOYE . ovcvoncnnnadonsioniseisos $1.49 Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, new green. .$1.49- Ladies’ Bungalow Aprons, were $2.95, B scveneboon sheuns s o #raE e idreanaege et ien $1.49 Ladies’ Union Suits, $2.98. New price $1.98 Heavy fleeced, long sleeves,- other styles. Also wool and silk wool. All-reduced. Girls’ and boys’ union suits. Reduced prices. Men’s heavy wool soxes, new reduced prices, 49c—69¢—75c—85¢ ) 36-inch wide best percale, was 55¢ ...29¢ CARLSON OF COURSE - PR R R e 1 list: . . 's Cedar Chests, Children’s Autos, Boys’ Ve- Lanterns, Electric ‘White Ivory—By far largest stock and much less in' pri Ladies’ Silk Underwear, Waists, Silk Hose, Sweaters, ;:l.tico_-h, Stationery. THESE ARE NEW REDUCED PRICES EFFECTIVE TODAY SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.98 Cut Glass water jug. Special. . . .98¢c $7.95 32-piece set Decorated China, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 plates, 6. pie plates, 6 fruits, 1" platter, 1 vege- table dish, pink decorations. Spe-. cial ..$6.45 We will also have r‘nany‘ot}ier specials not advertised. Come and see them. / SATURDAY SPECIAL Fresh Roasted“Peanuts, Ib.......... 12¢ Large Jumbo Walnuts, 1b........... 30c Alabama Coon Jigger, reg. 75¢. Special 49¢ $2.98 Self-Steering Sled. Special. ...$2.35 Doll-Cabs, $9.98 value, real reed; brown, gray or ivory..... T $8.50 v ! - p The Christmas Store of ,Bamidii—vng' th the Big Stock and the Big Busimess.. . The Store on Beltrami Ave. that fills every kmown Christmas weed at lower prices. . _“Double Silk Gloyes; aeg;y 1