The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-03-22
of Bemidji to the County Fair
grounds and back, without a single
bit of aid. Many saw her, did you?
Is this consise enough proof that the
car is simple as we say?

| acts on Cne human nina ana neart
as an emotional elixir reaching into
the very soul of the inner being and
enwafting our emotions too and fro
like reeds in wind. There is music
in all things if we had but the ears
to hear it, or the soul to find it.
Music whose weird charms Soothes
the most savage. The whole world
at times seems to forget itself when
moved with a concord of sweet
sounds, so enanimated are we to it
that without it, it would seem a dull
and dreary world.
The. Kimball Piano, the Pioneer
is going to give to some lady of the
Northland is a musical instrument of
the mellowest of tones.
IF you love good music you must
have a good instrument to obtain it
and if you want to hear it as you
have never heard it before with a
beauty and expression of tone
entirely new be sure and hear the
Kimball Piano the Pioneer is going
to give away.
Go to Bisiar and Murphy's who
have it on display and they will
gladly play on it any music you
want to hear. If you are fond of
Grand Opera, ask to have the Gel
Travador" played.
Treasure Of Life Time.
Back six thousand years ago to
the reign of Remni in Egypt, the
beautiful blue white diamond has
been regarded as the most scared Of
treasures. Even then lives were
lost, whole countries devasted in
the greedy desire for the sparkling &
white carbons. In recent years
we have the more familiar example
of that greedy, powerful nation,
Great Britain, reaching out hun
cry hands to crush mere handful
of people in the Orange Free State
and Transval: into submission.
for the earth's most priceless gem,
the diamond.
The beautiful white water dia-
mond, valued at $500 and selected
by G. T. Baker from his stock of
selected stones, is one of the most
perfect stones of its size ever seen
in Bemidji.
Mr.. Baker, who selected this stone
and set it and of whom it was pur.
chased, backs it up with his absolute
guarantee.
MUSICAL Education Essential.
One of the requisites of every
ladies' education is her musical
training. No lady is really equipped
for the social world or private life
today without having mastered the
rudimentary principles of music.
The four musical scholarships
that are valued at $50 each in
Masten's Conservatory of Music
are worth the best efforts of every
one to obtain. ..,.....
MI. and Mrs Harry Masten, who
superintend the teaching of the
violin ahd piano are acknowledged
everywhere to be accomplished
musicians of the highest order.
Under the supervision of two such
able instructors one may obtain an
insight into music that cannot be
found elsewhere in the Northland.
This is a splendid opportunity the
Pioneer is offering you to get the
final touches or the first elementary
steps of your musical career. Are
you going to pass it by? Do not?
1t is the opportunity of life time
that is knocking at your door.
ABeautifuI Keep. Sake.
Is there anything one values so
and that has so many associations
with happenings and events in life
as watch. On display in the win
dow of George T. Baker are six
gold watches, which the Pioneer is
going to award to six ladies of the
Northland. Each one is a treasure
in itself. Beautiful to look at and of
real substantial value. The kind of
watch any lady can be proud Of
and willing to display at any time
or any place. A watch that will
last you lifetime. One that you
can hand down to the future genera
ton with reminiscence of former
! days.
The Way the Prizes Will Be Awarded.
First, The lady receiving the
highest number of votes in the con-
1 - 8 . ~ q.