Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 14, 1911, Page 2

SOCI‘AL AND candy at Peterson’s. PERSONAL L. L. LaRue of St. Paul, passenger or_ constipation, try simple buck- ach thorn bark, glycerine etc., as com- Appendicitis remedy. 'A SING..E DOSE| Ama first class horse shoer and you wili_be surprised at the QUICK | Blacksmith. Try me, W. J. Kerr. E road, was in Bemidji today. action. E. N. French & Co., druggists. 3 A S \ > The Eckbardts, Swiss Bell Ringers | St Everything in fine fruit, nutsi and(* A. B. Clair and wife of Grand " | Rapids, were in Bemidji today. 'agént for the Great Northern ra.i'»!I have got it. Come and see me. ‘iW. J. Kerr. | Are you not often "caught"_ when company comes in? You won't be if you have ON HAND some of our delicious Chapman’s vew Blacksmith shopi A huical enissia) i e E t I s CANNED SOUPS. an musical entertainers, w. ap- : o HARRY MASTEN {0 ot the Citr Opers Frouse Wea. a USCious You can serve them in Piano Tuner nesday evening, under the auspices three minutes. Think vour tickets early. Instructor of Violin, Piano, Mando- C. Briand, of the United States lin and Brass Instruments. Music ' O e furnished for balls, hotels. weddings, |Army, arrived in Bemidji yesterday banquets, and all occasions. Terms ? i it reasonable. All music up to date. fmd Wll! takfi ch?rzt? of the ‘recruit ing station in this city. HARRY WASTEN, - Plano Tuner Miss Mary Jackson, who has l;een Room 36, Third floor, Brinkman Hotel |attending Sancto Scholastic College Telephone 535 in Duluth, has returned to the city, and will spend her Easter vacation “Sunkist” with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L emons rm Edward Jackson. T6yoawant . sve the finestlem- Miss Selma Whitting, has return-| onsgrownask for" Sunkist” ed to Bemidji, and will spend her| brand and H . . note how Easter vacation with her parents. fouch ngiru;- Miss Whitting is taking a course in| and how umulv’o Radenbush & Co. of 8t. Paul chitte Prespisiiah Coioh cecun : .b “ S ‘l nki st ? Oran ge S cheapest kind to buy. Seedless—Fibreless—Juicy and : Sweet—A Perfect Fruit Five thousand California orange farmers, raising 60 per cent of the state’s entire crop, select, each season, their perfect oranges and pack them under the name ‘‘Sunkist.’ enables you to recognize and buy California’s choicest, tree-ripened oranges. Until you have tasted a luscious ‘‘Sunkist’’ orange, you cannot begin to appreciate the excellence of oranges that are properly grown, rigidly inspected, carefully packed and swiftly transported. Serve ‘‘Sun- kists’’ on your table tomorrow morning and learn the superiority of tree-ripened, fibreless, seedless, solid and sound oranges over the commonplace kind. *‘Sunkist’” oranges are so nearly all food that they are much the of the WORRY this will save you! Besides they COST LESS than the things you use in mak- ing soup. CANNED SOUPS WILL SAVE YOU TIME WORRY AND MONEY. Give US your grocery trade. This Leaf Lettuce Head Lettuce Asparagus Parsley Green Onions Fancy Celery Round Radishes , ‘'Sunkist’ oranges are thin-skinned and are hand- Cucumbers Rhubarb Ripe Tomatoes music at Minneapolis conservatory. E’%E}t:é:é K:fi"xu,a‘e‘:,;s;:;k"?:.?gmi’is'j,’kifiz]"_';:sl';l:,'(‘:" Strawberries Fres_h Pineapple |I'|su:‘dance xl";h\::lmnz ~l'etumed with her g:a:r:ii;c ;:;:r:::; ;;g:l orange you get is Fpfif‘ffi‘:se""vfa ;;::I\_x: Grapefruit it geilhg el s N PREE— T Oranges 45¢c a Peck Real Estate Special opening prices on every.| a5.d FREE — This Handsome Rogers Orange Spoon = £ 3, Save12''Sunkist” orange(orlemon)wrappers and send thing in dry goods and woman’s them to us, with 12c to pay charges, packing, etc., . [ 2 2 and we will present you with a genuine Rogers Or- wearing apparel at the sale begin- ange Spoon, of beautiful new design and highest , . 2 o rs today. o 3 M I" ning Saturday morning, April 15th. N DX® Uonal spoon desirod send 152 Bt whuppon tna 1o 1 remitting o'L -B: Bldg. “.:’,'..,:,w,';f & old Bazaar building corner Third St. Bemidji, Minn. ||and Mionesota Ave. Watch for the bills. Mrjl F. G. Troppman & Co.’s store in th a3, omit g‘h.,le&m send one-cent stamps when the - G .S 8 n the smount is less than 24c; on v s €XP) ds k draft. (Don’ cash. ] [ZR i B\ THE QUALITY GROCERS onor both **Bunkist” and **Red Bull’ wnyper&” « amounts above 24¢, 'e‘f;refer ‘tsenc Phone 206-207 4th St. Bemidji New Neckwear just arrived in the latest embroidery sailor and shawl colors. Dainty Jabots, the new Fichu latest addition in Neckwear. =._[ Every Express brings shipments of new Easter Coats, Suits and Dresses. Suits and Coats of Serge, Diagonal, English mixtures, Venetian and Satin in black, blue, tan, gray, and all the other new shades. Latest models in the regular and high waist line. Coats, $9, $13.75, $17,$25 and up. Suits In all the new models in highest art Tailoring, tan, black, blue, gray, striped effects also black satin. Some strictly plain tailored showing the graceful lines, lined with Peaude Cygne. The more dressy Suits are made with Sailor collars, low shawl collars with braid trim- ming. Suits from $12, $16, $18, $25 to $50. — Your Easter Apparel is now a matter which is demanding your Immediate Attention Easter at the Berman Emporium always means an array of magnificence and beauty of wearing apparel to combine with the new Spri'ng Season. Every Department offers new inspirations. COATS, SUITS and DRESSES exclusively made for us, maintaining the highest standard of excellence in Style and Tailoring. The values are unéqualéd, come to look and make yourself at home here. Dresses for Easter Our collection of Dresses is so varied and exclusive that it would be impossible to do justice by a word discription. Some are Foulards, Shantung, Satin, Messaline, Em- broidery, Ginghams, Lawns, Chiffon, etc, no matter what the occasion your dress is here. _Sale of Waists Beginning Saturday Two lots white Waists at about half regular value. All linen tailored waists slightly handled regular $3 in this sale $1.75. Dainty lingerie Waists up to $4. Sale $2.25. One lot Percale tailored waistsin plain colors and striped 39 cents. Messaline, Taffetta Waists in Black and colors, values to $6.75. Sale price $3.25.