Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 5, 1910, Page 3

Greatest Sale of “Sunkist” Oranges Sale Opens Everywhere on Febh. 7 th»‘ " Forty-five carloads of seedless; tree-ripened “Sunkxst” oranges will be on sale during “Orange Week.” Your dealer—every dealer—will take part in this great sale. Keep the date in your mind. Fl' e Sh'Pleed ‘66 Sunklst” ed and they alone wear the “Sunkist” wrapper. Save the Wrappers Hence the ““Sunkist” brand ‘means orange perfec- Seedless Oranges o ciousness that only tree-ripening can effect, and fast freight trains, which are given full right of way wherever possible, bring “Sunkist” oranges to you. © Hence iyour “Sunkist” oranges are just as fresh, 'if not fresher, than the fruit that is eaten in California cities. These oranges are deliciously juicy and luscious. The California “Sunkist’® Lemons Highest Grade *“Sunkist” lemons are firm and full of juice, spoons are . Fruit Growers’ Exchange such as are found only in lemons that wear “Sun- Standard plate of hand- . picks, packs and ships kist” wrappers. The “Sunkist” wrapper is placed on these theorangesandlem- “Sunkist’’ oranges fully ripen on the orangeso that you may know the highest quality ©0S YOU buy are 4 y .rip tree, thus giving them that matured deli- ©ranges that California produces. : oranges you buy are wrapped in the “Sunkist” ‘wrapper. “Sunkist” Navel Oranges Are Seedless They are tree-ripened, exquisitely-rich in sweet orange juices and the pulp is deliciously tender. For “Sunkist” is also the highest to get a full set in a millions of bushels of or- grade of all the lemons grown in California. - We Yeryshort time. S’“c‘ll v" anges. The choicest of all select only those lemons that pass the rigid tests Zt::l;al;a:" tr: %Exfxrfi:nl:a /t"\ g these countless millions of to. which they are put by our experts, and the Fruit Growers' Ex- orangesare carefullyselect- choicest are placed within “Sunkist” wrappers: Remember the Date. Itisimportant that ; wrapped in tissue Insist that the Eaper covermgs, [ earing the “Sun- kist” label. -Not only are you as- sured of “Sunkist” quality but we will give you a Rogers’ Oran%e Spoon— with each 12 “Sunkist’® |§{ wrappers—either orange or lemon—and 6 two- I8 cent stamps. These /& e ogers’ full ) W some design. Itis easy change, 34 Clm'k Street, BNt st Chicago, Illinois. &5 Sale Begins Monday, Feb. Zth peck . peck . . peck . . Ib . Sunkist Oranges, per Sunkist Lemons, per dozen . . Baldwin Apples, per Fresh Dates. per 6 Crown Figs, per Seeded Raisins, 15¢ package for.... Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen . . ... Mackerel, each . .. Home Brand, per pound package . . McCUAIG'S 120 Third St, Telephone No. 1 e s o o e s s e s s s s e Give Qur Coffees a Triak None Better. for the Money. J. A, per pound H. No. 5, per pound package .. . . e e e s s s s s e s e 5514 25¢ o0c| 10¢ | Io¢ | 10c - 32¢ 40¢ IF YOU ARE. A TRIFLE SENSITIV faction to kaow that many people can we: : lsnoes Wlmnrubbers or ove 25c. Sample FREE. Address, Allen Olm: ::wd LeRoy N.Y. Don't accept tnysuhst | Said to Have Been Richest Minister | United: States. Specials b | years old. Al the Papers; all the magazines. . < e | inherited a considerable fortune whic Sunkist Oranges and Lemons aiways ‘in stack. | value of his holdings was:revealed: i ® < Crew- Drowned.. Hamburg, Feb. 4.—The Swedis! ! steamer Annie was in collision wit An exceptionally fine outlay of fruit -for Sat-. urday and Sunday trade. northwest of here. The Annie san! drowned. The Sussane 18 probably the Germa; e e Tocopolia, Chile, Oct. 31. STATE OF OHIO. (7Y OF TOLEDO, | o JUCAS I«'{nnk J: Uheney maices oath that he senior partner of tho Arm ol eney dopnn“g: iness in the City of Toledo, Books worth up to 15¢ for a quarter. One ‘waek only., ‘firm” will'pay the sum of ONE HUNDRE] DOLLARS for each and vary case \ nmscmnh Oure. AN 7 OHENEY. his 6th day. of Deflembe pl(emmce 5 S A GLEASON - < of the ystem, Send f T tesmlonhls h-ee o 1 Drugg! Take Hlll‘u Flmfly Pllls for mnstlnltlon FREE MUSIC We.want every, out, of mwn musician 10 send their name and a i} ourlista ot new: ard nnbllblzlons.— We are the 1] sheet our ml\l ordnr denlrbmenh 1s prepared to :| il all orders day. received. An' elegant and large outlay of valentines, comics and postal cards. < < Sunkist: Oranggs. ! LOOK AT THESE DISCOUNTS ] 50 Der cent on all Sheet Music exceptlm- tions. o S 4 AtPeterson’s i We will include a copy of the F“E test Popular Music, vocal or lnszrnmenul with your first order. MAIL OIDEI DEPARTMENT WM. H: McAFEE 25.E. 8th 8t., 8t. Paul, Minn: ecesst ur shoes pinch, Allen's. Koot~ Etse flva l‘nnlnl relief Sold Ever: YWhere i _Dr. Howell was the son of A. Allen|for { Howell of Wheeling, W. Va.,, and a|_,. = nephew of. the late Admiral Howell.|Fine Can Salmon, per -io i For-many years an active Episcopal |can c | { clergyman: he had since 1900 devoted . s qee . | himselt to philanthrople work rather|Chief Bemidji Baking 16¢ 1 than:to active ecclesiastic practice. He| Powder, 5 1b tins, a 1b 1904 when announcement was made that three of his properties in New|P€r 1D, from York city had: been sold for $4,150,000 | STEAMER SUNK IN COLLISION || Swedish Vessel: Lost and Six of Her feed and hay. ; the German ship. Susanne near Gluck- | stadt, on the Elbe: twenty-nine mfle: SGhrueder & Marin immediately. Six of her crew were ship of that pame. which: sailed from CBinty ad Beata: afbrossid: snd that md ot | Catarrh that cannot be cured: by, the. use of ud: subscribed in my'| t0 before me a 1 | Hall's: Catarrh Cure is: tlken lnmrnllly n the mucous surfaces oS5 t0 Teceive,| Aol B zod: 40por centon all Schirmer and Wood Edt- | 33.per cent on Litolff and Peters Editions. || —— .| BEMIDJI About the size of your shoes, it's some satis- E any ar 5 5 E?o“ a size smlller by sh nklnt ‘Allen 's Footr | nf hem. ) the thing: (ol' Dlnclnl Pu'bla& Pltenb N | Leather. Bre: ew ' tshosi become 1 Specials for Next Week REV. DR. HOWELL IS DEAD|Sunkist Oranges, per 300 per dozen................. Fancy Bananas, per. zsc New York, Feb, 4—Rev. Dr. Richard| Q0Z€I ceevunreranurerauns ! Lewis Howell, known as the richest| Tomatoes, 2 dozen . preacher in the United States, Is dead a at his home here. He was fifty-five CANB, PEr-CABE.... Laundry Soap, 8 bars zsc h i he increased many times over by in- Our line.of .COEees are with- | vestments in real estate. The large[OUt exception the best for o the money. Price ranging, 16c to 40c A complete line of staple and fancy groceries, flour, : ~ Phone 33 304 Third St. n is & : part of the city. Faney Olives fuortbotdes | In gallon lots or more, per At ROE & MARKUSEN'S The place to buy the freshest fruit at all times is at this store. The above brands of Oranges and 1‘emons are ‘always plentiful here: Sunkist Oranges The Kind that Ripen on the Trees Read the big ‘Sunkist” ad at the top <and learn how to secure “Free Spoons.” Save the W'rappelfs. Roe & Markusenf Sunkist Oranges 25¢ per dozen Fancy Prunes i~ 20 pounds Pmnes ..................... Dill Pickles Strictly Fresh Eggs 35c¢ per dozen 7 large bars of Soap for 25¢. SHOES In the shoe line we. have ladies’ slmes from ${ to $3.50, also splendid bargains in men’s and boy’s shoes. A large and complete line of rubber foot- wear, dry goods, ladies’, men’s and children’s under- wear. Our line is very reasonable in price. It will pay you to give the goods a thorough inspection. W. G. SCHROEDER Phone 65 and 390 Corner Fourth and Minnesota Your order delivered to any