The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-03-14
WILL GIVE AWAY $1,000 IN
PRIZES TO THE LADIES OF
BEMIDJI AND NORTHERN MINI.
Winner of the Capital Reward in the Bemidi Pioneers
Great Voting Contest Will Get Beautiful Buick
Automobile, Model 10; Second, $3.50 Kimball
Piano. Mahogany Finish, Stylel6 Another
ASSOC Diamond Rng.-.Others, Musical
Scholarships, Watches, Camera,
Dress Coat.

ton to the unsteady cultured ear.
We left the selection of this
beautiful instrument to Mr.. Bisiar,
an acknowledged expert, where
pianos are concerned, and he
selected this Kimbell, style 10, at a
cost of $3.50 for the Bemidji Pioneer
who will give it as the grand prize
in this Mammoth Contest. Do not
delay in getting into the race.
Remember delay is dangerous and
become candidate in this battle of
votes and work earnestly to become
the owner of this, the most splendid
of all specimens of the piano makers
art.
$4,000 Diamond Ring.
A beautiful blue-white diamond
ring, valued at 500 will be given
as the District Prize in District B.
There is nothing so appropriate, or
valued so highly by the ladies as
the everscent flashes of white, blue,
red and gold of the perfect dia-
mond that are so hard to describe.
Nothing is so highly priced and so
dear to the heart of a lady as
beautiful diamond, the most price,
less of the gems the earth produces.
Mr.. Baker of whom this ring was
purchased, backs it up with his
guarantee.
This is a most exceptional oppor-
tunity, young ladies of Northern
Minnesota, that the Bemidji Pioneer
is offering you. Never before has
any paper or individual or concern
ever attempted anything like this
or similar to it on such a large scale.
1t is unique in all it's features. En-
roll your name and write the contest
manager for further information and
win this beautiful diamond ring.
Four Musical Scholarships.
The four musical scholar ships,
valued at $50 each IN Masten's
Conservatory of Music are really
worth the best efforts of anyone
in search of a musical education.
The Conservatory, which is enter
ing on its second year, is fast COM
ing to the front as a great educa-
tional institution.
The many courses laid out in
the various departments are in
valuable in giving to the students
broader musical education than
can be derived from any other
source in the Northland. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Masten
superintend the teaching of the
violin and piano. Here one may
obtain an insight into the musical
art that is only found where the
masters of this world renown art
are. This is a splendid chance
to obtain your long-cherishsd de-
sire and get the finishing touches
or the first elementary step of
your musical education. Do not
overlook this opportunity, as it
may be your last.
| Six Gold Watches.
At the store of George T. Baker,
the we'll known jeweler of Bemidji,
on display are six solid gold watches,
guaranteed by him, that are to be
given away as prizes in this
Mammoth Contest. Who has not
desire to be the possessor of a
beautiful watch. It has been the
heirloom of the past decades and is
today. A good gold watch is a
treasure Of lifetime, and the desire
of every one who is not the possessor
of it.
Division by Districts.
In order that the competition
and the prizes may be more equally