Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 2, 1908, Page 1

VOLUME 6. NUMBER 168. WILL GET COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS The Pioneer and Northwestern Tele- phone Exchange Will Co-Operate in Giving Election Returns. RETURNS WILL BE TABULATED AND READ AT MARKHAM HOTEL Will Cover the National, State and County Contests in a Very Com- plete Manner. The Daily Pioneer, in conjunction with A. E. Harris, local manager for the Northwestern Telephone Exchange company, have made arrangements to furnish election returns Tuesday night on the most elaborate plan ever attempted in this part of the state. The Pioneer has arranged with the Western Union telegraph com- pany for the full returns of that company and the Northwestern Tele- phone company, through Mr. Harris, will give their complete returns. The returns will cover the national, state and county tickets and will be complete in every particular. The telephone company will give the service of its lines all Tuesday night, and until the hour of opening Wednesday morning, free of charge, to those who desire to telephone in returns from towns in the vicinity of Bemidji. The company has also suspended all business Tuesday night in order | that returns from the state and national contests may be given in the widest scope. The combined returns of the Pion- eer and Northwestern Telephone company will be bulletined in the Markham hotel, where Manager Lycan has made arrangements to handle the returns in an expeditious manner. It is the expectation of the tele- graph and electrical experts who will handle the returns tomorrow night that something definite will be known early. Many large cities in New York and Indiana have voting machines which tally the vote every hour, so that within ten minutes after the polls close it will be known who is ahead, Taft or Bryan. The political tally clerks have picked out Indianapolis and Buffalo as the two large centers where returns are first to be recorded. Four years ago President Roose- velt heard that he had carried Buffalo by an immense majority before he had sat down to his 7 o’clock dinner at the White House after returning from Oyster Bay, where he had voted and before the the polls closed in San Francisco and while they were still rolling upa Roosevelt majority official news reached the Pacific coast that New York had gone 170,000 republican. The vote in Indianapolis the home of Vice-president Fairbanks and John W. Kern, should be known by 7 oclock, Eastern time. It is claimed that as Marion county, which contains the city of Indian- apolis goes, so goes the state, and as the state goes so will Ohio and and New York go thus determining the general outcome early in the| evening. Indiana is always on the winning side in national elections. It has votéd for the winner in every elec- tion since the birth of the republican party with the single exception of 1876 when Henericks carried his state, and this exception to the gene- ral rule does not really count as a precedent. Hallow’en Party. Miss Bertie Bell of this city gave a Hallowe’en party at her home on Minnesota avenue Friday evening to which ten couples, wearing fools’ caps, were invited. Fortune-telling and other Hal- lowe’en pranks sped the evening merrily. Excellent refreshments were served to the guests at 11 o’clock and the party broke up at the midnight hour, all declaring that they had greatly enjoyed the evening. I'\FFF A il e e sets, synonymous with of “the best_'for the money always. The latest in hip ‘reduc: ing shapes as well asall the straight front models 506 T0 $5 EACH Cotton, linen and satin —_— BLANKETS Cotton blankets in all sizes and colors. Also fancy robes. Tans’and Greys 50, 756, $1,$1.25,$1.50 $2, $2.25 $2.50, - White 756, $1, $1.25, $1.50 $2, §2.50, §3 Robes - $1 70 $6 EAGH Wool blankets in plain colors, fancy plaids and stripes, from $3.50 TO $12 PER PAIR Special values on sale while they last so come now and save money. UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY The past few days have broken into our fall lines, of underwear and hosiery with amazing effect. We are positive we can not replace the same qualities for the same money. Our advice to you who have not already purchased is to do so before our stocks are entirely broken. Ladies’ Fleece Vests and Pants 256 TO $I EACH Ladies’ Wool Vests and Pants 756 T0 $3 EAGH Ladies Union Suits 50C TO $4 EACH Children’s Fleece Vests and Pants 156 TO 50 EAGH Children’s Wool Vests and Pants 50C TO $1 EACH Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Ho- siery in woo! and fleeced from GLOVES AND MIT- TENS We are showing a com- plete line of staple and fancy gloves and mittens. Ladies’ 256 T0 $1.50 PER PAIR Children’s 106 TO 50 PER PAIR See the new shades in kid gloves. PTIVF DACE LADIES’ CORSETS |~ Royal Wercester Cor- | 10G TO 75C PER PAIR ) Hlsfoncal Soclefy 3EM1DJI, MINNESOTA, MO ‘Y ‘EVENING. NOVEMBER 2, 1908. Stands for all the latest in seasonable merchandise; no old prices. We buy small and often for cash, thereby always in a position to follow “Dame Fashion’s” lead. Owing to the uncertainty of a Presidential year merchan- dise in all lines is cheaper and is of higher quallty than has been the case for twelve years. " We take this opportunity to urge our patrons to buy now.' The manufacturers are already listing advances in many lines of goods, which means a larger price to the consumer. Now is the time to save money by spending it. Ladxes and stses’ Coats The very latest things in semi-fitting, Embracing all the staple colors and pastel shades Style, colors and prices to suit all. Butterfly and Opera drape. as well as the two-toned fancies. We are also showing a big line of ladies’ fur jackets, fur-lined and far- collar coats, suitable for the coldest weather and dressiest occasion. In price from $9.00 to $40.00 Your coat is here McKibbon Furs The best looking, the longest wearing and most reasonable In all the latest medes from a collar to a Bagtelle scarf and muff to match. Ranging in price from 75¢ a piece to $75 a set. Come and let us show you what we will exchange for a $2, $3.50 or $5 note out of the largest stock in the city. | Watch for Our Xmas Ad in the 5 and 10c Department Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute to Purchase Your X-mas Gifts We are making room to show our holiday goods right now and right now is the time for you to make your selections. You will have large assortments to choose from and time to do it in, and we will have the time to make suitable suggestions to those who are undecided what to get the father, the mother, the children and the friend, THE BAZAAR STORE BEMIDJI, MINNSOTA The Bazaaf Store stocks to be cleaned up but nmew goods at lowest consistent m LADIES' ' HANDKER CHEIFS Come and see otir hoh- day line of handkerchiefs composed -of the latest domestic and foreign makes. Those dainty em- broidered edges and hand lace edges also the colored embossed work irom Switzerland. DRESS Gfl(!I]S' DRESS. 600DS! Never have we been large an assortment of weaves and colorings as is demanded by this sea- son’s fashions. The line is compriscd of hairline taffetas, corded panamas, herringbone worsteds, diagonal chev- iots, shadow stripe and check corduras, in fact a very maize of classification each and every one of bold individuality. We are showing the above in all the shades of brown and tan, Danish blue, sage, taupe and smoke. Our line of plain and staple fabrics is also -complete for fall. From 50c to $2 per yard we can show you big values, TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS for the modish suits and gowns. Our stock is comprised of the very latest things in embroidered appliques, Oriental bands, soutache effects, suit bindings and plain braids in all the shades to match our dress goods. Buttons made ex- pressly to go with the above. There is one line of trimmings and buttons for suit purposes to which we wish to call your special attention. The trimming isa narrow facing with sou- tache edge braid exposed for the coat and plain braid of the same material without the soutache cord for skirts and waists. The buttons to go with this are a fine ivory tailored button in two sizes. Ask to see these items. LINENS AND FANCY N Just received a new and complete line of table linens, table sets, damask towels, scarfs and doilies. drawn work. . Ask one of our clerks to show them to you. DRESS 600DS!. compelled to carry so Also a big line of Japenese ° S A el