Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 2, 1904, Page 7

n Grand Rally Bargain Day, _ The BERMAN EMPORIUM m Will make that day memorable to the people of Bemidji and vicinity for the M GREATEST of $1 BARGAINS EVER OFFERED The following prices will convince you where you get the most for your $1 e SSEESESEE — SESEssssssszsss = J! - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd A B G G G G G Gen cmn cn cun S e R S S e b U UG W P S !" ov—«oHuHoooooooHH&HH—-Q—«oooHoo—ooooo—o-ooo—o—aHoo—oooHoo——ooooto—ofi_t‘oo—o——oHQooooo——o—Q.Ho—ooo— !'_‘ Damask Towels, regular 25 cent quality, - e - Turkish Bath Towels, size 23-35, regular 25 cent quality, All Linen Toweling, regular 14 cent quality, ; !" Rally price, 6 for $1 Rally price; 6 for $1 - Rally price, 11 yards, 1$ ::: R VS A g Pt White Table Covers, 24 yards long, regular price, each 90 cents, Red Table Linen, 60 inches wide, regular price 65 cents per yard, White Half Bleached Table Linen; 62 in wide, regular price, 50 cents 3 !',‘ Rally price, 2 for $1 Rally price, 2 1-2 yards for $1 Rally price, 3 yards for $I ;:: Rl S S e S e e S R el : i Wash Waists regular price 95¢, 2 for $1.00 Regular 124c Flannelette, 12 yds for $1.00 Best $1.75 Outing Flannel Gowns, $1.00 "\ Flannel Waits regular price $1.75, for $1.00 Regular 10¢ Zephyr Gingham, 16 yds for $1.00 Regular 7c Outing, 25 yds for $1.00 "\ Regular 75¢ Lace Curtains 2 pair for $1.00 Regular 75¢ per doz bleached napkins, 2 doz for $1.00 Regular 12¢ Outing 13 yds for $1.00 = "\ M | || One Set street and elegently trimmed hats, regular prices from $1 50 to Two sets collars, latest styles, and 1 doz handkeffs, regular value $1.50, Fur Scarfs, regular price $2.00, "\ §3.00, your choice for $1.00. all for $1.00 Rally price $1.00 «\ n . = [\ These are not all the good and useful articles we offer for a dollar, but hundreds of others too numerous to mention. ,;-‘ oobflo’ob’—oo"—400'<w00—4000—0-—0—00—4—q§—4—0”—40'Ourentil’estock%o"QOH'00—00—00&—000‘000‘00-—0—‘—400’—400—9000 "‘ N Dry Goods, Shoes, Cloaks, Tailored Suits, Skirts, Waists, Trimmings and Laces, also our beautiful line of Millinery will be offered on this Great ,':i Rally Day at equally low prices, at the N Next Door to the Post Office. A S e R S e B G S S WD P Py JBerman Emporium, IBemid", Minn, —v -t . =S ggssssse3 ?%’Q’"Q’?Q‘Q’?Q’t"? e o e oot Yoo o o s o T Abs o O £ .. < s <g & ¢ Lo e oo o e oo oo e oo e o o o EES TR TE X TS F R R Go to W, McCuaig’s Bargain Day November 3rd BARGAINS GOOD FOR THE DAY ONLY. ALL NEW GOODS AND THE BEST. ool oleofe Lake, where Mr. McDougal is|cents, Tea or Tablots. stenographer to Major Scott; Drug store. Headquarters for fine fruit at Pom fruit is dear at any price, Bargain seekers call at Ross’|Feterson’s, Look-and see. We offer the best. At Peterson’s Hardware Bargain day. John G. Morrison of Red Lake| Men’s all wool dickey pants Fancy groceries, fresh butter |8ency is spending the day in|worth $2.50 at the Hub Clothing and eggs at Peterson’s. city, house only $1.90. The Knights of Pythias held Job lot of standard 5c cigars| L, H. Bailey returned this an enjoyable session last even- |t $200 per hundred at Peter-|morning from a three days trip ing. son’s. to the twin cities. The Model Bakery delivers Everything a snap at ten per| The biggest pargains of bar- goods to all parts of the city. [ceutoff at Ross’ Hardware on | gain day will be at the Presby- Phone 125. Bargain day. terian rummage sale. For the best al and the|. S-D. Works of Manakota and| Every delicacy of the season che:;estZO tgsAr:;:trongn & Un- | Nary registered in at the Mark-|will be found on Bargain day at derwood’s, ham yesterday. Armstrong & Underwood’s, Barker’s - tbtdddridddddddtidss | THE CITY Rummage sale—Bargain day. $1.50 Heavy Wool Blankets, for Children’s Shoes, worth $1.50 to 1.75, for Ladies’ Shoes, worth 1.50 to 2.00, for 3 Pairs Men’s Heavy Wool sox, 50¢ kind, for 3 prs Men’s Heavy Leather covered mittens, 50¢ kind, for 3 Sweaters for Boys’ the 50¢ kind, for New Dress Goods, worth 1.25 to 1.50. for 30 yards best Prints, 5¢ and 6¢ kind, for 7 cans Peaches, for 20 pounds Rice, good, for 20 pounds good Prunes, for 5 gallon can of Tomatoes, for 40 bars Cabinet and Satinet Soap, for Men’s Hats, 1.50 and 2.50, for s . Men’s fine dress pants worth| Go to the Hub Clothing store th?sheeflgii??“ffif" o WLl meatlirom $5.50 10 85 nt. the Tk | for o Royul Blue shoes $3 50 second degree. Clothing store only $3. look and wear as good as $5 shoes. Fine fruit for the table or sick| John Loundry Monday had| There isno lever so powerful room, Complete variety always two fingers injured quite severely | as plain and simple facts—Mark’s at Peterson’s. in aishmvle saw at the Crookston | Lung Balsam will cure your Men’s strictly all wool fine mlé cough. suits worth $14 at the Hub Cloth- naps at Ross’, Bargain day,{ D.A. Turner of Crookston is ing store only $10. ten per cent off, making Bemidji his headquarters 1 Andrew Nolan and Charles| The best underwear in the city|for a fow days while making this Greenlaw were in Bemidji yes- |20 $1 per suit at the Hub Cloth- | territory. terdagy from Nary. ing house. Before you purchase your Bargains in steel ranges at! ‘‘Doc” Rutledge, game warden|heating stove Bargain day call Ross’ Hardware store ten per-‘fm' ltasca, Cass and Beltrami|and see the line Ross' handles at cent off. Bargain day. counties was in the city last night/| reasonable prices with an addi- Isaa;c. Blooston, who went to| 1°F & f=w hours, tional ten per cent off, Red Lake to atteynd the Indian| “If” a woman ever gets so| ~John Wilmann, republican payment reached home yester- “home!y sheisn’t worth looking | candidate for county auditor, da'y. %:ocsl?e th!t.t:r tal’f[? Hol%ster s (t:dme bacllli this lr]nin-mng fl{]om. a Q % y oantain Tea. rings | trip up the north line in the in- mf%;zfiledr;h(;fi;:‘ls;ggdbg back the bloom of youth. 35! terests of s candidacy. cord, delivered. Crookston Lum- = —__T b BRI 3 3 ber Co. Fruits, confectionery, toys, papers. books, school supplies. The biggest variety, at Peter- | son’s. Everydelicacy of the season will be found on Bargain day at Arm strong & Underwood’s, Bemidji's most popular cafe. John Moberg returned this morning from Tenstrike, where he is logging and reports the work advancing well, Snaps in ranges at Ross’ Bar- {STRAW’S Shoe Store LALIHAAS Al bbb A Whole Store of SHOES Speeial Sale for the Day in gain day. Don’t fail to call. We will be pleased to have you ex- amine the finestline even though you do not wish to buy. 1 W. C. Brown, master carpen- ter, left this morning for Chicago, LI all Departments. Yours for Bargain WM. McCUAIG. Anything at Ross’ Hardwareat ten per centoff. Bargain day. Our dinners are a bargain every day. Armstrong & Under- best—Mar| wood, Rummage sale at old Beaudette tailor shop Thursday, Friday and | week at Ar mstrong & Under- Satu: Best flour, cheapest, Pi Phone 197. Deph: Hlorces Nothing can be better than the best. derwood’s. Blue points and lobsters this rday. wood’s. BEBEBEEDEEE LR EEEEDEEEEEEDEFF BB PEFE S S BSAR For good butter see Thomp- son, the milk man, For the best meal and the k’s lung Balsam is the cheapest go to 'Armstrong & Un- Boys long pants worth $1.50] Blue points and lobsters this and $1.25 at. the Hub e . 05 . | store only 750 per pair, wikere he will visit friends and relatives for three or four weeks iater refurning to Bemidji. Y. H. Snowdown, St. Paul.— Wife was sick for years, nothing did amy good aintil we used Hol- lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. |- Now she’s atiroag and healthy. 35 cents, Teaand Tablets. J. J. Regan returned this mornmg to Solway after spend- ing sevieral days in the city and vicinity looking " after his cam- paign for election as county sup- Smart, new styles in Patent Colt and Gun Metal; in welt soles— right up to the minute fashions. Well, we claim title to the best line of School Shoes in the city. Day, WM. McCUAIG. Shoes that will meet the ap- sturdy, fine looking Box Calf Bluchers, For Women proval of the most critical. We would make special mention of those For | Men viscalized water-proof so]es, for f'mll and winter wear. 5 : For Children Rubbers! Rubbers!! Gold Seal and Bostons. AEEAEEEKK! f%%%%%%%%%%@%%%%%%%%*%%%%%%%%%%%%%+%%+%%*%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% One dollar will go a long way at the rummage sale Thursday. | erintendent of schools. Big bargeins in boys kmee! Mrs. Alex’ McDougal, who pants suits at the Hub Clothing | has been visiting with her r- house. ents Mr. and Mrs, John G. son at Bed Lake agency, dtove Clothing | week at Armstrong: & Under- finto Bemidji yesterday an fo Wood’s, 4or ber hot Your shoe wants are all grovxded for and your buyinfi made easy at Straw’s Shoe Store, where you wil find the maximum of desirability at minimum of price. Piano Tickets with every purchase. Everybody hustle, RREEEKKER] Phone 89 TR Swedback Block 403 Beltrami Avenue