Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 1, 1904, Page 1

|k, . — The Pioneer Prints A Pioneer : £ © : WANT AD = [ e r I"flo RESR S paper between Duluth ill Do It. d Crookston, 8t- Paul e 2nd the Norih Pole, & - H VOLUME 2. NUMBER !66. Qfi BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1904. : TEN CENTS PER WEEK _fi IS 13 AN UNLUCKY NUMBER? Th° years ago the thirteenth day of last May our firm was organized. We have never ll’teen thought 13 an unlucky number. Thursday 13 will be a very lucky number for i Every Thirteenth Customer They Will Get Their Money Back THURSDAY, between the hours of 8 a. m. and 9 p. m. we will return the thirteenth customer’s money. Customers will please wait until the cash car returns from the cashier’s desk. = It will have your money if you are the thirteenth customer. You are welcome to it whether it is one cent or one hundred dollars. And we will offer ~ :: = PR : . The Greatest Bargains of Algly‘ St&l’é in Town CARPET REMNANTS. MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. About 50 short ends of carpets, some large enough for a medium sized room, i b Men’s 75¢ negligee shirts, all good patterns, Thursday at 25 per cent Discount d ML N \ Thursday price 45¢ < 7 Men’s 50c negligee shirts 39¢ Men’s heayy outing flannel night shirts, each 65¢c ‘n\mu.?sus FREE. 5 4 e _' THURSDAY WILL BE SILK DAY. Oue lot of men’s Douglas shoes stamped $3.50 and $4, choice Thursday for e | 27 inch black taffeta Sflk.gfge $1.25 grade, at per yard . 8$2.79 a pair MEN’S UNDERWEAR. LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS. One lot men’s high grade underwear, broken lines, ight not be able to give you shirts and drawers , goods are worth up to $8 a garment. Your choice Thursday at 3-4 of marked price SEWING MACHINES. Thursday we will show the largest and new- ' est line of ladies’ suits, skirts, coats, waists, rain coats and furs in the city. We guarantee every garment. If you are the thirteenth customer and your garment costs you nothing, our guarantee will goes with the garment. | : MISSES’ CAPS. . Oue lot misses’ caps, regular price 50c, Thursday $29.50 o i 2 39¢ SHOES. MEN’S TROUSERS. One lot of ladies shoes consisting of box calf and kid and worth up to $2 a pair, take your choice for MEN’'S : i CLOTHING Pillow Tops.—One lot of fancy sateen tops, the 50c grade Thursday 25c each. Trousers New Home sewing machines, drop head, the $40 kind, Thursday only Dress Prints,—1000 yards of dark dress prints worth 6¢c Thursday 8%c a yd. Sheep Lined Coats.—Canvas coats with heavy sheepskin lining, soft corduroy We admit that there are collar, they are the $3.50 grade, Thursday only $2,69 each. custom tailors producing Table Ware,—Six English dinner plates for 40c; six English d - a lo Wary 40&1 g r pla c; six English cups and sauc trotsers that look as vell Wall Paper.—Our entire stock of wall paper will be on sale Thursday at a as the new “R. & W.” discount of 25 per cent. styles we are offering. : There are no better BARGAINS IN NOTIONS. = trimmings, labor, style or < o : : fit in made-to-measure Emblem Pins.—Of all societies at one-half of marked price. P . 2 goods. You have the ad- Choiceofany |Adamantine Pins—One cent a paper. 0 man’s suitia | Needles.—Three cents a paper. 2 vantage with our garments GO TEIERIG the store|dress Braid.—One lot worth up to ten cents for three cents a yard, of seeing just how they 813 go?l:a'sP'!'hrea(;:Four cetnts ool look or fit made up; the £ afety Pins.—Four cents a paper. PEE;EE@T Toa yourdeals Lace.One lot worth up to fifteen cents Thursday only five cents a yard, grin;ziig:u:la:;a:g: if you don’t get 3 $20 one. / . 2 EVERY every pair, so do we. DE'I‘m Take your Our prices suit choice out of , your needs, about as THIS LABEL SEWED IN three large / important a point as piles of over- . any, after quality. . coats for 85 &Orgngggf Men’s Trousers—Choice of our $6.50 to $7.50 trousers for no use to take i c a cheap one. = $5 a pair IF YOUR NUMBER IS 13 YOUR MONEY WiLL BE REFUNDED| BEMIDJI, olig - MINNESOTA'1r Your NUMBER IS 13 YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED