Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 10, 1910, Page 4

CaIUmef Baking Powder - DneMinute Gough Gure For Goughs, Colds and Croup. |Additional Locals Mrs. Géo:-ée’f)iine':’ of Tenstrike was a Bemidji visitor today. N.‘E. Carver of Fosston was an out-of-town visitor in the city Sun- day. P. C. Warner and F. W, Williams of Grand Rapids were business visit- ors 1n the city yesterday. Ike Black, the popular local com- mercial traveler, left this noon for Grand Rapids on a business mission. George Hanson, of the firm of Cormonton & Hanson, left yesterday for his home at Fertile for a short visit. Tow. Miss Bertha Benson, who assisting in the county auditor’s office, is again back at her work, after an illness of a few days. W. T. Blakely, the Farley logger, came to the city this morning and left this afternoon for Bagley to look after, his many logging operations near that place. Frank Carter, the merchant of Redby, spent today in the city on a business mission. He predicts a very prosperous season for the busi- ness men of Redby the coming year. He expects to return tomor- his family in this city. Mr. Witting has large business interests at Black- jsyduck. He is’' connected with the Northern Cedar and Lumber com- pany. Miss Edea Glenn, of Crookston, was in the city between trains today. Miss Glenn will. leave this evening for Kelliher where she will resume her duties as teacher after two week’s vacation, Louis Roy, the baseball enthusiast who caught for the Bemidji team for four straight seasons, when baseball enthusiasm was at its height in this city, came over from his home at visiting old friends. He was accom- panied by W. Rowley, also of Ebro. R. G. Brooks of Minneapolis, who is heavily interested in the Red River Lumber company, came to the city yesterday from his home and will spend several days here looking after his company’s exten-. sive timber holdings in this section. Daniel DeLury of Walker, one of the foremost lawyers of northern Minnesota, Sundayed in Bemidji. Mr. DeLury had intended going to Grand Rapids yesterday but when he ascertained that the Great North- ern east-bound passenger train was trip and remained a guest at the Hotel Markham until this morning when he returned to his home at Walker. Mrs. Louis French of Ada isin the city visiting friends as the guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Carlton. Rev. H. F. Parshall, archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese of Duluth, came to the city Saturday afternoon and spent several hours here, return- ing to the “Lake” on the night train. He came to Bemidji again yesterday afternoon and ' held ser- vices in Odd Fellows hall yesterday A. E. Witting spent Sunday with No Phone Orders No Lay=By’s No Approvals Distinctive Fall and Winter style feat- ures are embroidered in every garment. Making this offering one of style distiction as well as value giving. Long Coats of Broadcloth and fancy mixtures plain tailored or pleated effect semi or fitted back 330..00 Coats now............... $13.5O Fine all wool Kersey coats in charming styles velvet and braid trim- med Regular $18.00 coats $7075 Full lenghth coats 1n black Brodcloth and Venitions light and dark tweeds and Yahwee e 8500 $IL75 GHILDREN GOATS | Cheviots Tweeds and mixtures sizes 8 to 15 years $12 00 and $1.500 values $6.75 One Piece Street or Trotteaur Dresses Serges Pauamas and fancy worsted sizes 34 36 38 and 40 values 10 00 up to $30.00 clearence price . Silk dresses, Black and (Green 34 36 $30.00 values$l3-50 [/ New Model Eliete styles at a reduction of one quarter - PRIGES LOWERED ON WARM UNDERWEAR Warmath and wearing qualities are emboded in this sale of underwear at sen- sational savings. Womens vests and pants, fleeced lmed white jersey ribbep heavy, soft and warm. Well worth 40c reduced for this 20 . #ale 0. opveiinisnisivenssinmi e C Womens Union suits jersey ribbed silk mixed, button down the front warm and perfect fitting = $2.50 $l 65 values Fine Jersey Ribbed all wool union suits perfect fitting $3.50 to $4.00 garments 2'35 Special Values in Womens Coats T. J. CRANE & CO. Women’s and Children’s BEMIDJI Ebro yesterday and spent today Ready-to-Wear Garments MINNESOTA an hour late, called off the “Rapids”‘ evening. Sale in which the Savings are es= pecially attractive Begins Monday Mornmg the HAIF YEARLY CLEARANCE 1 Short Lines, Small/Quantities and Complete assortments which for reasons con= sistent with good merchandising must be clesed out during the next 10 days The Price Reductions Afford Values that Are Equaled at No Other Time in the Season The reason for such unusually low repricing of thoroughly good desirable merchandise is e found id the established, closely adhered to policy of this store—To keep all stocks free from incomplete assortments, and to close out all lines b:fore the end of the season for which they were purchased. Splendid Values in Silk Waists A large assortment of Waists, includ- mg very recent shipments of latest crea- tions. Exquisite dress waists, black and even- g shades, values to $8, $4_25 clearing price.... Man silk waiist and Jersey coats, black and evening shades, $10.00, $12.00 e 9078 tailored HOUSE -APPAREL Greatly Reduced An offering that will be doubly attractive to economic women. Dressicg sacques pressed flannel $1.50 values...,..95c Full length Kimonas pressed flannel, Empire siyle $2.50 values...... $1.50 $4.50 values...... $3.00 Fancy silk house gowns $15 values ...... $7.50 $14 aalues ...... $7.00 $12 values ...... $6.00 The Glove and Hose Seekers’ Opportunity ‘Women’s 2 clasp Mocha and kid gloves, lmed and unlined, $2.00 val- $1 15 Kaysex 1 and 2 clasp silk gloves black and colors, 75¢ values.. ! 400 ‘Women’s aud chil- dren’s cashmere and fleeced hose, medium weight, seamless, excel- - lent wearing "qualities, e meme 19¢ Nice UNDERGARMENTS Underpriced ‘Women’s night robes best quality flannelette, fancy stripes and white, $1 75 values $l 35 $1.00 night robes 80¢ Petticoats of sateen and Heatherbloom, $1.50 and 81.75 values 95(3 Popular colored and black petticoats, extra heavy silk deep flaring flounce, $5 values....... $3- 65 35¢ Knitcorset cov- ers, 50c values (Combs, Barrettes, Belts and Turkish Jewelry Baretts dark, amber and gray 35¢ and 25¢ va.lues’. .......................... 15c Combs worth 75¢ and up .- $2.50 and $3. persiau and plain web belts $1035 Elastic and jet trimmed belts 45c . values to $1.00............cceuevvennnn Belt pins worth $1.50 to $2............ 95¢ New lovellier creations worth $2.50 and $3 sale price............ $1 15 Turkish hat pins that sold for 75 and $1 NOW......coiiiiinieninnn 35c Fancy beaded hand bags from . across the sea sold for $9 now $4-85 A Rare Offering in Womens Suifs In Season’s most Distinctive Design This sale of womens suits 1s one of - very special importance, attractiveness of style and lowness of price have been very sel- dom so nicely combined as in this unusal sale Two piece suits of Brodcloth and wor- steds, Coats semi fitted and lined through i,x;hzln::v plait effect $30.00 $14.25 Tailored suits in all the new materials and colorings, coats 42 to 48 inches long skirts in plaited designs $36.00 and $3800 values...... $16-75 Tmlored Homespun suits new colors, three quarter fitted coat with plaited effects at sides skirts beautifully $19 25 plaited styles $40.00 values Naity Sweater Coats Low Priced All the beantiful designs are found in this collection of knit coats Womens pure wool sweater coats single and double breasted White Red Brown $6.00 values....... $3 50 Womens zephyr worsted sweaters coats knitted of finest yarns White and Green $12 and $15 va[uea$7000 $.1.75 Sweater Coats.................. $L16 Little Needfuls For Little People deop sent ol s e GBC e : d Child house dresses size 2 to 6 yearslsegl?l?tie 73?53?1151;2: ............ 450 Childs Zephyr Gloves and Mittens 20¢ Childs coats at one half price i Everything 'Ready-to-Wear" $18 and up Ask to see the Bemidji Special Geo. T. Baker & Co, Manufacturing Jewelers 116 Third Strest Near the Lake BLACKDUCK Blackduck, Jan. lo — (Special correspondence of the Pioneer.) Dr. Mary Ghostly is enjoying a visit from her mother. Mrs. Vesta Howard was on the sick list the first of the week. Mrs. E. M. Castor was an over Sunday guest at the George South home. Mrs. George Estabrooks who has been quite ill is reported somewhat better. The Lincoln Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Lee French Mon- day evening. Rev. F. J. Barackman made his regular visit near Funkley Monday night where he conducts rehgxous services. Miss Katherine Laurie returned Saturday evening after a two weeks vacation spent with her parents at Brainerd. The Ladies of the Presbyterian church will give a supper in the church basement Thursday evening, January 20. Mrs. Robert Ingersoll and baby accompanied by her mother went up to their claim near Little Fork last Tuesday. Miss Clara Newcomb who is spending school -vacation with her parents near Hines, is nursing a felon on her thumb. Mrs. Smith and daughter Nel]ie, returned home Tuesday night from Cumberland, Wis., where they have been visiting a daughter of Mrs. Smith. The Ladies of the Maccabee lodge held a public installation of their new officers on last Friday evening. After the lodge work an interesting program was given. The little comedy, “The Smith Mystery” as given by the Misses Helen South, Mildred Hayes, and Nellie Oliver was especially enjoyed. At the close of the program a de- lightful social time was held during which alunch was served. A num- ber of guests were present and a very pleasant evening reported. REAGHING THE SPOT It Can Be Done; So Scores of Bemidji Citizens Say. To cure an aching back, ' The pains of rheumatism, The tired-out feelings, You must reach the at the cause, In most cases ’tis the kidneys. Doan’s Kibney Pills are for the kidneys. Mrs. Mary A. Cochran, 1014 Mississippi Ave., Bemidji, Minn., says: *T suffered from rheumatism for over ten years and I never ex- pected to get relief. My kidneys were badly disordered and despite the many remedies I tried, I did not become any better. At last Doan’s Kidney Pills were brought to my attention and I procured a box "at the Owl Drug Store. I have been using them for some time and there is a great improve- ment. Doan’s Kidney Pills helped me greatly and I am now’ feeling much better,” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United Seates. : Remember the name—Doan’s— and take no other, spot—get - -~