Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 23, 1904, Page 1

The Bemld Bag a Ba-g of .BALOW’S BEST. . MINMESOT A HISTORICAL | SOCIETY. Daily Pioneer VOLUME 2. NUMBER 20!. BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, D,ECEMBER 23, 1904. TEN CENTS PER WEEK TONIGH'I AND SATURDAY] 5 We will give Christmas Shoppers a chance to buy Furs at less than cost. FUR SCARFS AND BOAS. $30 00 Fox Boas Xmas price $I8 50 18 00 Coon Scarfs ¢« 13 50 20 00 Opossum Boas Xmas LADIES’ FUR COATS.. LA " We have in stock Ladies’ Astrakhan, Krimmer and Near- We take orders profit on these our 3 per cent We want you prioe = = 12 00 seal Coats. 5 I 1) 100 };S,;%zz l;,-ice 255 e 10 00 for Beaver, Otter and Alaska 12 00 Opossum Boas Xmas Seal Coats and give you factory price 9 00 5 o 8 00 Opossum Scarfs Xmas BEGes, T price 5 50 garments is 6 00 (ggzzsum Scarfs Xmas i5s b disconnt {10 00 Squirrel Scarfs Xmas to see our $25.00 Astrakhan price 700 Coat, it is lined throughout 700 Squirrel Scarfs Xmas l_m = .s s : g price 5 00 with Skinner’s Satin, made 8 50 Squirrel Scarfs Xmas from fine close curled skins price 6 00 3 6 50 Squirrel Scarfs Xmas and is fully guaranteed by us. price 4 50 Weare makinga Christ- mas price of $31.50 on our $40.00 Fur Capes. DIES’ EUR CAPES. MEN'S FUR COATS. Our price on Men’s Fur Cos:ts starts at §15.00. We have a good ‘line of better coats, and will take orders for the finer garments on same margin as our offer on lad- ies coats: “THELANPHER™ . Saturday will be a busy day at this store. and better service. We ask our customers to shop as early in the day as possible; youw’ll get chmce Merchandxse Store will clese M onday at 12 o’clock. }Bemld] Do oo oo o ‘LEARY & BOWSER rimeues lllllllllllllI llllllllllllll 4§ U & o — - = [ o2 @ ] = A (reat Christmas Upportunity! Hurrah":. Holldays The best of everything for Christmas in Fancy Goods, Novelties, Toys, Children’s Books and Fancy Sta- tionery. You cannot help being pleased when you see our beautiful Holiday Stock which is as complete as it is beautiful. Don’t fail to see our special attractions in Cuff and Collar Boxes, Dressing and Toilet Cases, Albums, Fancy Glass and Chinaware, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, also our big assortment of Lamps, Cracker Jars, Silverware, Books and Stationery. Dolls and Doil Heads. Celluloid Heads, unbreakable and no paint to to-come off. China and Bisque Heads in all sizes and prices. China, Bisque and Kid Dolls. All the latest Charac- ter Dolls, such as Happy Hooligan, Foxy Grandpa ete. Don’t worry about what to get for Christmas but come in and see our line. Everything for everybody Candies and Cigars our specialty. Don’t forget that we are Giving away a Beautiful $12 triple plated gold cloc Come in and see how you oan get it. We will give some one a beautiful present at 12 o’clock Christmas Eve. Respectfully Yours, : Vincegt, Arnold Co. THE FAIR l lllllllllllll Illlllllllllll llllllllll AFTER BALTIG FLEET B8 JAPANESE WARSHIPS PASS SIN- GAPORE STEAMING IN WEST- ERLY DIRECTION. SECOND - SQUADRON IN CHINA SEA FLEET OF POWERFUL CRUISERS UNDER ADMIRAL KAMIMURA MOVING SOUTH. FURTHER ADVANCE ON PORT ARTHUR JAPANESE CAPTURE TWO IMPOR- TANT POSITIONS CLOSE TO PIGEON BAY. Singapore, Straits Settlement, Dec. 23.—Two Japanese cruisers called here during the morning and left at noon. They reported that two Japanese bat- tleships, two first class cruisers, two second clasW cruisers and twelve tor- pedo boat destroyers were nearby, steaming west. Shanghai, Dec. 23.—A squadron of powerful cruisers under Admiral Kami- to meet the Russlan second Paclflc squadron. reaaquarters ‘of the Third Japanese Army Before Port Arthur, via Fusan, Dec. 23,—During the morning of Dec. 19 the Russian turret ship Sevastopol was torpedoed by the Japanese fleet and immediately listed 10 degrees to the right, remaining fast on the shal- low shore at the foot of Liaotie moun- tain. The vessel is considered abso- lutely useless for further offensive op- erations. . No Paper Monday. Monday, Dec. 26, being a legal holiday, the Pioneer will not issue its regular evening edition, {in order to give its employes a short holiday vacation. Oscar Miller is in the ciw to- day from Solway, where heis em- compauy as clerk in one of their cawmps in that vicinity. Mr. Mil- iler will remain here until after | New Year. Three recruits were shipped by thelacal recruiting office to Columblrs, Obio. Framed pmnurew of all sizes and prices at Lahr’s. Toys, complete line. Peter- {son’s. The Red Cross is coming. ¢ BRUNSWICK-BALKE | Billiard Hall. L.J. HA’I‘ENY. Prop, Fine Line of Cig_aljs & Tobaccos | mura has gone south to the China sea| iployed by the Crookston Lumber | llllll!llllll 1 Y O O % 10 507, Discount 2 On every article in this establishment; nothing reserved; everything must go. This enables you to save money on Christmas Presents at A. E. WINTER’S Jewelery Store. Efimn Everything in the stock must go at this sale, includ- ing Diamonds, Jewels, Watches, Chains, Gold and Sil- ver Charms, Hand Painted China, Cut Glass, Bracelets, Fobs, Rings, Bangles, Tollet Carving and Wntmg Sets, Pictures, Pottery and Burnt Wood Ornaments, in faet, everything in the store except the fixtures must be lllllllllllllllllllfl R RO — =. N [=p) o) @) oo - mr ) =V} 0 =] = Giving Christmas Sale means the saving to you of from one-quarter to one- half of your holiday expenditure, and you are not wise to let the opportunity go of advantaging your- self by making selections from our stock. Extra clerks will be employed so that all who call may be served. Remember this is a genuine price-slashing, rate-cutting sale that means money in your purse. Don’t miss it. - The finest stock in the city. Av01d the rush and do your shopping early. ~ s ENGRAVING OF PURCHASES FREE Al E. Wi Wlnter, Lea.dmg Jeweler 3 Slgn of the Bng Watch < (=] 723 (43 = (=] = - = 2 £ [« @ = = S = [-) = = Gt [ = = 2 -3 - . (72} - g (=] = 2 w (] o J S = =) llllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllll OO