Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 23, 1910, Page 5

fi; SOCIAL AND m PERSONAL —_— The more it is washed the harder it gets— Mound Civv Floor Paint. W, M. Ross. Room and board to let. Mrs. Kirk, 1109 Lake Boulevard. All the papers, all the magazines, at Peterson’s. A Studebaker pony cartand har ness for sale. For particulars see the Bemidji Shoe House. Miss Annamae Danaher returned last night from an extended visitin Duluth and the Twin Cities. One organ for sale for $35.00. $5 down and $3 per month. Bemidji Music House. J. Bisiar, Manager. Fresh stock of the famous Lowney chocolates and bon bons in bulk or fancy boxes, received today at Peterson’s. Mrs. Reifflier of Gainsboro, IlI., who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brooks returned to her home lastnight, Miss Alice Phalen of Minneapolis is here in the interests.of a “Be Happy” organization and she hopes to establish a society here. Dr. Howard Lankester, here to giveexpert testimony in district court will improve the opportunity to take a hunt before returning to his home in St. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey, Mrs. Wm. McCuaig and Mrs. Sin- clair left this morning for Moval Novelty Neckwear BEMIDJI Women's and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Garments MINNESOTA Autumn Cloves We speak what we firmly believe to be words of truth when we say that we have provided for the Women and Children of this section the most genuinely satisfying line of Coats, Suits and accessories that have ever been shown in any Northern Establishment. There the cream of the efforts of the best producers of Women’s clothes---Fit, lines, modes, tailoring details are all achieved in masterly fashion. The Very Newest in Women's Suits Our offering in Women’s tailor made Suit for early fall embraces six exclu- ycusion b o 910+00 Smart 54 inch coats made of fine quality black broadcloth. A quality that will give the most satisfactory ser- vice. Satin lined to waist. Lake to spend a few days at the sive styles. Garments made of the new Bailey cottage. A . . The Northern National Bank mannish Mixtures, cheviots and tweeds | regards a saving account as a in a good range of 19 50 sacred trust to be zealously safe- ([l COlOTS..........ccuueeevneeeennnnns $ . guarded both for the individual and public good. I have a renter who wants a good house, auy size, between Minnesota avenue and the lake, and not futher Plain tailored models in various out than Tenth street. Will pay colors and mixtures with 32 inch good rent for the right place.| Coat and new ba,nded$25 00 i Modern conviences prefered. A Skil'f, .............................. L Beautiful new tailored, very service- suite of rooms will also be considered. If you have such to let, let me know at once by telephone or other- wise. H. E. Reynolds, Phone 23 Charming Stylish $35 00 4 | able and dressy coats, close fitting models in Cheviots, Tweeds, Zebelines, . . Reyuolds s retarsed fivm Tailored Suits.................. from a business trip of two days in = St. Paul and while there he completed arrangements whereby he has formed a partnership with C. A. Pear, the Broadcloth, Kerseys. o S St. Paul archit d he will ’ i | 55 Foul i and e il It’s Really the Best Time Now to Select Your Furs name of Reynolds & Pear. Mr. Reyn- Stocksare most complete and pricesin mostinstancesare lower than they will be later when we areobliged to re.order olds look will after the Bemidji busi- nesswhile Mr. Pear,who has offices in H i L] [ the Pittsburgh building Wabasha and 500. Gauze Llsle vests Fre"ch Undermusll" u"der rlced P N— Fifth take will careof the St. Paul end. L . CAS It‘h? resullt of ; quarge: ina 3 for $|.'00 T All Princess Slips, all combinations, all gowns, skirts and Pl bt The reason for this offering is } grawers at reduction of one-half. R e to introduce our complete Knit This sale envolves absolutely ever iece of F h d hospnal. with a serious bullet Underwear department for Wom- ; ] y ; Y P > € rench an wound just be!ow -hxs right shoul- en. These vests guaranteed to fit American made muslin underwear in our entire department. -4'}———‘ fle’;x Th;fi*‘g‘és f;’d L ;"‘“’e b:e_“ perfectly, will again be marked 4 fired by Fred Golden, Steward 15 30c. on Tuesday but as a special i 1 a well known character in the for Saturday gnd Monda)lr) you Tallored wa'sts ?“mbfi“" camps h%“d when ‘;‘ town may choose at this price, 3 for A large selection of Waists in real Linen, strictly hand tailored ‘ ::‘:‘ io‘:]aek;:ieslsiiresae:cZfi:g:; and side frilled styles. Former prices _4 . . e auer, e betme sigaged in Now showing complete lines of $4.25 and $5.15.....cooeeeeeeiiieii e union suits and separate gar- ments from 28c. to $4.00. | Kayser and Merod| House Apparel . : : Dressin Sacques I"fants Guwns’ Gl"mps; K"" Ullderwear pressed tglannel, q750, TL i $1.00 and up. omen’s t: i a"[l Glflaks : pants fleecZ;s i li::d. Pt Haniimonas ‘ - a quarrel with G olden and at- tempted to clench his argument ina violent way. In the melee which followed a shot was fired and Stewart dropped to the bar- roon floor. He bled profusely and was brought hurriedly to Be- ! midji, At the hospital it is said that he probably will recover. Golden gave himseif up but has been released on bonds. Fleeced fllannels, Per- White J ib- sian patterns bedsatiand warm@0Cs | Empize style... D100 Satin faced crepe Co-eds at the University of Min. Women’s union suits, | Empire $3 50 nesota talk too much, so the removal jersey ribbed silk mixed, Style ------------ N of the telephones from Alice Shevlin warm and perfect fitting‘ Combination Bath Hall has been ordered. Where five $2.25 Robeand Kimonas, extra telephones heretotore have been too i quality french$4 50 small a number for the co-eds to tell Fine ribbed all wool | flannel ......... L] their secrets to their sweethearts, relatives and friends, they now will have to struggle along with only one, and that one is apt to be a nickle-in the-slot machine. The university has 'a private exchange with tele- phones to all departments, as well as to the offices of the various instruct. ors. Professors often have found 1t impossible to get connection with each other over their telephones. Some one started on investigation and found that all five telephones at Alice Shevlin Hall were being used from morning until night by the girls. - Additional Locals on Fifth Page, S union suits, perfect fit- Empire House Gowns satin bands at waist. Emb. satin Lapel $6.00. \ i ting. $3.00. Silks at $6 and up. We offer a splendid assortment of infants dresses at 50¢., 75¢C. $1.00 and up. Little Toddlers cloaks, furs, robes, blankets, knit underwear, skirts, shawls, mits, booties, hose and stork goods. Sweater Coats, Petticoats, Silk Slips, Leather Bags, Novelty Jewelry, Combs, Belts, Barettes. EVERYTHING READY TO WEAR - e