Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 21, 1906, Page 4

Get Your Office Supplies at the Bemidji Pioneer Office %a Most Complete Stock West cf Duluth e , Ledgers, J Is, Etc., Stationery, Christmas Stickers, 1907 Diaries, Typewriter Paper, Scrap Books, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Ink Wells, Etc. Rubber Stamps and Pads, Fountain Pens, Letter Coj y Books, Paper Clips and Fasteners, Rubber Bands, Leter Files, Invoices, Typewriter Supplies, Postal Scales, El:g"lkl gfl?.'fii. c:»pgyafinld‘::;?.c:und-r Pads, nuycumunl Files, Note Books, Time Books, Scale Report Books, Trial Balance Books, Rulers, Erasers, Kneaded Rubber Squares, Township Plats in book form, Fine qul'l!y colored Biotters, Letler Copy Presses, Waste Paper Baskets, Rubbor Type Outits, 5“?':'?!. Paper Knives, & | il e ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— HAVE RETURNED FROM CANADIAN NORTHWEST MERITORIOUS CLOTHES! High Prices Never_MSde the Quality in Men’s Clothes ————— A Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sprague Will Re- main in Bemidji During Balance of the Winter. This Greatest Clothing Section Is Resplendent With Superb Collections of Men’sand Boy’s Apparel From the World’s Best Tailors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sprague returned yesterday from Saska toon, Northwest Terrtiory, where ::z;&:;:‘;zg e'm;.;:ymvfifirr:? Critics of Merit and Fashion Connoiseurs Experience a Rare Pleasure in Passing Praise On This Department of Our Large Store De- main here during the balance of . voted Exclusively to Men’s and Boy's Wear. the winter and return to Saska- i toon next spring, v . ) . oye . . Mir. Sprague hs aclaim svout| | A Few Good Reasons Why Every Man Should Consider the Advisability of Making His Next 160 miles from Hanley, a small - . e vown om. the Gaxediun - acile Clothes Purchase From This Big Concern. railway. He has erected a com- fortable frame house and sod ; barn and has put twenty-five B [ ] acres under the breaking plow. ecause [ ] His nearest railway station, at present, is Hanley, sixty-five miles distant. The Grand Trunk railway is building a branch from Saskatoon which will extend to within forty miles of Mr, Sprauge’s homestead, and the Canadian Pacific will also build a line that will be forty miles dis tant. If you intend using a new day book or ledger, remember the Pioneer has the best assortment of all kinds of blank books and an early order will insure you just the bookjyou want, Of the Absolute Satisfaction Positively Guaranteed Of the Remarkable Merit of the Clothes We Sell Of the Consistently Low Prices On All Goods Of the Fit and Fashion That Highly Pleases the Wearer Of the Bountiful Assortments From Which to Select Of the Reliability of the Firm That Sells These Clothes 0f the Experience and Intelligence of Our Buyers Samaritans Elect Officers. At the regular meeting of the Samaritans last evening the annual election of officers was held. The reports of the secre- tary and treasurer showed the financial condition of the order to be good, the lodge being able to start the new year free from debt. The installation of officers will be held at their meeting to be held the third Thursday even- ing in January, and State Or- ganizer Mrs. Lucy Purdy of Duluth will be here to act as installing officer. The officers elected are are as follows: P. G. S., Harry Reynolds; G. i S., J. E. Lindgren; L. G. S., Miss ! f l i Minnie Bailey; L. V. S, Mrs, (LT S A but we wish to further your attention on our - Splendid Showing of Holiday Goods o i The easiest thing in the world to select the gift suitable for “His” Christmas T present at this store. Gill Crone; H. P. M., L. E Asher; BAVE SR 8. S8 A o, . H. P, Mrs, S, E. DeLong; F. S., ) —_— - A. A. Carter; Treas, C. E i F . Albrant; Scribe, Mrs. J. E. 0 ishi i H i . ; - Sy Doty o oL I Smoking Jackets urnishings in new Christmas Creations that Pajamas and Robes Mrs. A, W. Danaher;J. M., Mrs. 8o are i Fullerton; L. L., Mrs. Earl Geil; You can form no idea of e b e W T ' the beawuty of these coats Stylish, Attractive, Acceptable, Serviceable. | High merit goods that are € M. Ross, Harry Reynolds; Organ- until you wvisit our big the personification of sol- d Tt ist, Miss Blanche Boyer. clothing store. Soft plaid id comfort. Robes in -at- ot e effects, handsomely quilt- Goods May Bé Exchanged Or Returned. e R | Despite the heavy fall of snow, ed, richly trimmed. ‘¢ \¢ , $5. Pajamas in quiet ef- cold weather and other draw- " L backs, trials and tribulations in- All Sizes. Prices $3_50.$]0, Make “His” Xmas a Merry One fects, $1.50 to $2.50. cident to a northern Minnesota A A R AR A Ak g 0 winter, the carpenters and others employed in building the new plant for the Northiand Produce company are progressing very satisfactorily. And, by the way, when the building is completed, the Northland people will have a “home” second to no other in- dustry of the kind in the north half of the state. PERHAPS you are going to get him a suit or an overcoat. Perhaps Underwear, Hat, Shoes or Gloves. No matter—se will at- tend to your selections with the greatest care. Advice will be conscientiously tendered and we will show the interest we feel in helping you to make satisfactory gifts. You will find us obliging and courteous and we believe that you will be pleased with the ser- vice and with your purchases. ) s BOYS’ CLOTHING More attention is given this line than is usually allotted in other stores. Tue mother may safely gét her boy a e BOYS’ FURNISHINGS Hats, Caps, Miitens, Sweaters, Underwear and Hosiery. Sensible and serviceable. Boys invariably are pleased when they find one of the mentioned articles tied to their Christmas stocking. Lower prices and better values. NEW PATTERNS Wool Hose Fleeced Hose Fancy Cotton Hose A most acceptable present and Men’s fine overcoats worth to $14 00, at Gill Bros. only $10. Tonics. Willie—Pa, what's a tonlc? Pa— It's something you take to brace you up. Willle—Well, what's teutonic— something to brace you too much? A nice assortment of pipes at the Palace of Sweets. new suit with the conviction of its exceptional wearing qualities. Many choice patterns and textures. Our $5.00 suit for boys is a value wonder. It a chameleon becomes blind It no longer changes color, but remains of a blackish hue, A pairoi (e (Jz Royal Blue Shoes make e Christmas present. Fors oy Gill Bros. at $3.50. . 25c to $1.00. New Tie Creations in New. Design. GIET BOXES A //\Extreme Fashion Effects to the more DU HPIn 7T M 8co ~ — Big Differencen. 4 5 4 5 e e one that. cannot help but be “What!” sald the judge. “You ex- quiet colorings. Silk Mufflers in vast i ¥ pect me to send your husband to prison £ &PPl'efilflf'Ei when you acknowledge that you threw assortment of colors and values. five flatirons at him and he only threw suecat yo&?‘; - DRESS SHIRTS---Magnificent is the showing of fancy - shirts. l()}lll{lls’l'lrims SHOES AND SLlPPERS--—What mbn wonld not i ;os 0 right, Judge” siid dable i . Stylish, durable and devats e pleased to receive either shoes er slippers? The kind youbu: — the I:L to e Z on, but, then, the one Co.mmen able in every way. yhs) ur: and modera at this shore it just slio hfad b b b};};n e g]ippeg{; Properly fitted glasses .not Prices. Tbe to $3.50. ; | only improve the vision, but| i 5 3 Store Open Evenings- Until o ’ i _ Store WillBe Closed AllDav Pt e, (il Ors Chrisimas ~ O’'LEARY @ BOWSER. el oo ol Swedback block.