Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 19, 1904, Page 3

(;tl-tifl < ‘EE(‘«“F““E}I‘E« [ICE CREAM: Get a quart brick of ourice Cream for your Sun- day Dinner A tewflrst class qnmces today. New nuts—the best—at Pe g = " . e . : Gagimre s me e § BEMIDJI MER. 0 James Mead of Tenstrike isin| A, A. Carter w v thi ; 1‘, i 3 Lo Ue the city today. T night. g e : 4 : Attend the Thansgiving linen sale at the Berman Emporium. The Model Bakery delivers A 350. goods to all parts of the city. |in the city the guest of hersister, v : Phone 125: Mrs. R. E. Miller. = . ; Plppens “ “ s 350 B C. A, Wagner of Bagloy traus:| * Charles W. Scrutchin left for e acted business in Bemidji yester-| Walker this morning to attend 2 50 3 o Bananas “ ¢ - =~ 95a day. the term of court now.in session. “ Concord Grapes, per bskt. 30e¢. First Presbyterian Church:| Cream puffsand Honey Pret- White Clover comb Honey per lb. 15¢. § Ladies’ and Children’s clo‘aks Fancy Kings. per peck - at a great reduetion to reduce the line; also discount sale on Millinery. : : : : We still have our famous ice cream on tap Try a Chocolate nut ‘Sun- dae they are just as good as ever, I3 Lemons, per dozen “n @ Morning subject,, **Who kindled |zel, elegantly yprepar:dand sure the Fire.” No evening service. |to plea.be At the Lakeside Bak- Boston baked beans and brown |ery, Saturday. bread, deliciously prepared, sold{ Arthur Brose, P J Russell Saturdays only at the Lakeside and James Cahill returned last Bakery. night from Mr, Brose’s farm, A. C. Abson, the popular Cass|where they have spent afew £y » » A » b - . g Lake cigar manufacturer, called|days inan nnsuc(_:essiul attempb I he Gr‘ll g on his frade in Bemidji yester-|to secure some big game. » " 03 Pineapple Sundae Raspberry Sundae Strawberry Sundae Banana Sundae 4 FreshCelery Perbunch - - 5e, e Almond cups and almond Fresh Cremery Butter Per Ib. 28¢. & A large shipment of Lawney’s shells, just what you want for S unrivalled chocolate bon bons in|your .Snnda.y dinner. At the|. elegant packages, Forsale only(Lakeside Bakery, Saturday. by J. Peterson, Jr, They are sure to please. THE CITY Boston baked beans,and brown| Ed French went to Staples R L bread, deliciously prepared, sold | this morning, where he contem- Saturdays only at the Lakeside plates the purchase of a drog Linen sale at the Berman Em-|B,ery, stock, . Mr: French conducted a porium, J. he | drug store at Blackduck fortwo H. Puphal was here yesterday EYES"?;e Cspecl:;d'.l!;:gn, :mel' years, closing out his interests from TurtloRiver, make his next regular visit to| t0J. O’Kelliher of tha city. Table fruit ‘is our specialty. |Bemidji, Tuesday and Wednsday | H. M. Goosby, Grand Rapids— Always the best at Peterson’s, | November 22 and 23. Wife could. not eat or sleep. All; Whipping cream that will whip| Almond cups and almond|fun down. Three packages 40c a quart at the Model Bakery. |shells, just what you want for|Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Phone 125. your Sunday dinner. At the made her strong and healthy. w ¢ W W w W 1 w w w w W i - w w § i W w w w w ¥ I w w w w W P4 333333333333333333333333 Call and See Qur China and Glass Ware Which We are Selling at a Discount. . . . BEMIDJI MER. CO. James Burns went to Turtle|Lakeside Bakery, Saturday. 31‘35 kcents, Teg or ' Tablets. River last night returning this|They are sure to please. arkers Drug Store. morning. The Wonzor, who has con-| Iveryone who is looking for Miss Stella Hubbard has ac-|ducted a barber shop at Turtle |home cooking and fancy baiing, cepted a position as stenographer | River for some time past, has re- and who wishes o sgr\fie their at the Bemidji Elevator company. [ moved to Nymore, where he has ?]lnguzy g:;“;i; Z&ihe tf) :allefi 6?12 Boston baked beans and brown ape?ed up a first class tonsorial Lakesll;le Bakery Saturday. We bread, deliciously prepared, sold | Parior dolivotas won okder Saturdays only at the Lakeside| The dance given last night at ¥ g | Bakery. the city hall by the foof ball team T George McTaggart, who is|was liberally patronized and the hunting near Northome, has been |€Vent was a success inevery way. || uccessful so far in killing a|Good order and good music were Kitchen ilarge moose. the features of the event. atthe An inspection of our linens will| Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crouch and convince you that you can find the danghter left this morning for Bakery SpecialSale For one week only, November 14 to November 21, we will have a special sale on Cut Glass and Hand-Painted China in order to make room for our large line of Holiday Goods which we are daily receiving. Here is a chance to select suit-. able and appropriate Xmas Gifts at- a great re- duction in price. Call and see our line and you will easily be convinced of the facts. “Quet.” Shoes Fit! A woman is as old asshelooks. ‘Queen Quality’ Shoes give her such comfort that she looks five years younger. Watch repairing and engraving a specialty. George T. Baker @ Co. Located in City Drug Store. right linens at the right prices at St. Touis - to take in the World’s | the Berman Empoufm . Fair. Th_eg will yisit at hS_b | Take a chance on the book case| J8mes with_relatives on their now on exhibition at the Princess g” d(i)wn They will return to ! Grocery company’s store, Tick- CI0I0 ets from one cent to one dollar. Great tonic, braces body and Condordia College, Moorhead, brain, drives all impurities from n s ki 11 | Minn., gives advanced liter ary as yout system. ;. Makes you well o o s oo e oo ool oo ol e oo oo o o b cleclo oo ooele of: o oo o It ’ . . 3 You’ll find them Wm loal e e e gggg; M!{)?Lm:;“llre& Hgglgéf;‘t‘;s' % G, W. Hastings, President. A. P. White, Cashier. & ‘;i Only at M’ Cuald’ > d igfi::izss ab very moderate|mey or Tablets. Barkers Drug|B may be found the largest g F. P. Sheldon, Vice-Pres. G. N. Millard Asst Cash. % 5. S Th d : | 20 L ; Store. and best assoytment of 24 —_—— L3 e torey 1 St 3 ot Mfi"s P.J. Rl‘\’{ssel 15 Ee{nberta(im The case of Stanton vs. Lydick Candies for old and % F' Ll l B k o ingilior Sm%‘ DTS- W. H. g” de“ isbeing triéd before Judge |Mc- young. We carry the v lrst atlona an y L2 ek e ) | jof Drayton N. D. Mrs. Garden|Gjenghan today at Walker. The 25 Aot e & B | will remain for an extended visit plaintiff in the action is suing for cheaper grades oL can- = Bemidji, Minnesota. R of six weeks or two months. attorney’s fees which he claims dies as wellas a choice &= = e A girl’s “complexion’ may be|to be due, for services rendered line of better grades. i : = & | | stamped on her loyer’s heart, but|as a.bbornesy f:r L{éhck in the = General Banking [Business. % {'most of the “complexion”’ comes|famous “Section 16” case in ' y ? . > = off unless put there by Hollister’s | which his client won out. The BLY’S MODEL BAKERY 3 8 ’W}DES Department in Connectioa, Riro Inounange Rocky -Mountain Tea. ‘“Pow—'amount sued for is$2500 and P JL'.- R AP O B R A S R S A S S ;g,%r.fiug.q-.gui.*-[- _§ Hfiilllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllfifillflllllllllllll| This year is going to be the Banner year for Be-2 midji and we are preparing for all your needs.§ Watch this space for announcements of the most, Gnmplete Line of Holiday Goods ever shown in Nor’ hern Mln_ esota n;-i- llllui- H mmmmilnlilllll | | A | | | M ) .| H B |- | H B | i | E | | | | | l _| | | X | .| | .| X | N | M & |