Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 15, 1912, Page 4

Bllence: s a great characterlstic ot an English crowd, it seems. The Eng- 1ish people are generally very qulet Orice I went to Shepherd’s Bush with my French friend. He sald to me, “Can you believe that there.are some ten thousand people in this - ground? Just shut your eyes, you would feel you were standing in a desert!” Yes, he was only too true. In France ot Japan they would make deafening! 8llent Engllsh Crowds. England. L ; Horse in \Warfare. hohem—“fiherva'tfona of’a Japanese 17 | ImMenss numbers of horses pertsh T An army officer, (writing of the im- portance of the horse in warfare, says that automceiles have not appreciably |° Tennyson’s Forty-Year Old Boots. lessened the demand for horses or Tennyson possessed a pair of boots mules in the army. One of these ani- | well nigh as long lived as those of the mals, he says, is needed for every man | old farmer described by Richard Jef- In a properly equipped military force. | fries. Willlam Allingham notes in his | B¥ery war through starvation, it be- & campaign, arch 2, 1881, rowning dined &t Tennyson's last night. Te warriors at death would be taken to Ing almost impossible to provide for-| BYSOn was in great form. He said: | the land of Valhalla, where they might .| age for them during the exigencies of | ‘This pair of dress boots is 40 years | fight and hunt and feast for ages. They old’ We looked at them, and I said it | believed that every night wounds re- was good evidence of the immortality | celved during the day would heal, and of the sole,"—Lebanon Chronicle. Bravery a State of Mind. The Norsemen never ‘feared death. They Were as brave on land as on the It ‘was thelr bellef'that brave they would be ready for fresh adven- tures in the morning. ‘The Influence of Clothes. He—"Did you ever observe what a | difference clothes make on one'm mind? Now, when I am in my riding togs, 'm all horse; when I have on my business sult, my mind’s full of business; when I get into my evening dress, my mind takes a purely social turn.”—She—“And I suppose that when you take a bath your mind’s an utter blank.”—Stray Stories. AUGUST 12, 1912. Valué of Moral Earnestness. elety. Don’t Wait Until Too Late. valued, while they are still alive. This NEW STORE for the first time offers its entire stock at reduced prices. This Store Open Saturday from 8:00 a. m. until 10:00 p. m. Everything Ready to Wear One Week Clearance Sale Begins Saturday August 17 Ends Saturday August 24 YOUR ATTENTION! You have never been invited to a more significant bargain affair than this SEASON END CLEAR- ANCE OF WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS, SUITS, DRESSES and the entire stock of this new ex- clusive store. It’s the most important bargain event in our history because of the predominance here of GOODS OF THE BETTER GRADE. Long Silk Gloves Specially Priced In order to clean up all broken assortments of silk gloves we have assembled in one lot for Saturday’s selling sixteen button white, gray and tan gloves . Little Wumen and Misses’ Skirts $3.75 63 skirts in this lot in all the new fall styles and cloths. ‘Colors are grays, browns, blacks and mixtures. Cheviots, tweeds, serges aud whipcords, you will find skirts that are Children’s Golored I]re_sses 95¢ A variety of pretty styles, plain colors and assorted stripes and checks neatly trimmed with pipings and bands of con- trasting colors. These garments are left from our regular lines selling up to $2.75. Sizes in this lot 3 to 12 years. CLEARANCE SALE PRICE Clearance nf_65 Sflder-Skins at $1.95 This is a clearance of our $4.50 and $6.00 values. Colored messalines, soft and shimmering Persians in rich colorings or smart black and white striped affairs. well made and new. VERY SPECIAL Knit Union Suits 45¢ ‘Women will profit by securing several of these fine white lisle thread union suits, hand trimmed tops, tight knee with reinforcement; also plain top lace trimmed. Regular T5c grades. White Lingerie Dress Clearance $7.35 There are only a few dresses in this lot. You will find here dresses with dutch necks, short sleeves, frocks of hand- kerchief lawns and linens. These dresses are left from lines selling all season at $12.50, $15.00 and $18.50. In this sale 7-35 Women’s Slip On Rain or Dust Coats $1.95 Handkerchiefs $1.20 Dozen Quite good cloth, pure linen of course, and embroidery in one corner or plain hemstitched—this is the brief descrip- tion of these feminine handkerchiefs. There are possibly ten styles of embroidery, thy are extra good for their price and you may buy them $1.20 per dozen, 60c for 6 or 10c each as you like. Women's Sweaters at $5.00 Economy in a sweater is to make a perfect purchase. And any one of these six new sweater models will enable you to do it. They are made of high grade worsted yarns in car- digan stitch or fancy weaves. High turn over or shawl collar, semi-fitting in new hip lengths, white or colors Gay Blazer Coats $3.95 Every young girl longs for one of these festive, striped blazers which come in all the COLLEGE COLORS. Choice of those we have left and formerly priced $5.95, SATURDAY Large Women Requiring Stockings of Extra Width can secure a fine silk lisle stocking here in black, sizes 8 to 10, made with double tops, full length and elastic equal to most 50c qualities at 3 pair for $1.00 or 35¢ each. In This Sale We Will Sell All Sun Shades at 1-2 Price In this sale we will sell all sun shades at 1-2 price. There is only a limited number of these sun shades, materials of silks, and embroidered linens, the regular price of which were from $1.50 to $5.50. For quick disposal we offer the entire lot at sale prices from 75¢ to Children’s Muslin's Underpriced Childrens’ 50c gowns, drawers, skirts and dresses— 38¢c Childrens’ 25¢ muslin waists, drawers and dresses— 19¢ Here is a splendid opportunity for women to.replenish their wants in Night Gowns and Combinations at a considerable saving. $1.85 for womens’ night gowns that were $2.50 $2.25 for womens’ night gowns that were $3.00 $1.50 for womens’ night gowns that were $2.00 $1.15 for womens’ night gowns that were $1.50 $1.95 for women’s combinations that were $2.50 There is no need going into details, they are made of best quality nainsook and beautifully trimmed with laces and embroidery. Beveral styles at each price. - Tailored Linen Shirts Sizes 36 to 42. Shirt waists that fit as if made to order and pure linen. Women who dress well demand these tail- ored linen waists and we place them on sale Saturday for the first time in this city. $2.50 waists $1.85 $4.50 and $4.75 waists $3.15 $3.50 waists $2.15 White Petticoats at $1, $1.50, $2 In addition to the attributes of quality of goods, desirability of laces and niceness of sewing you will find that the pet- ticoats in this sale will bear the most critical examination. Saturday Only One of the Interesting Items of this Clearance Sale Will be the great Values in Our Wool Dresses ‘We place on sale a special lot of wool dresses . Special Values in Blouses $1.50 and $1.75 Waists 75c In this lot is our regular line of Blouses that were formerly priced at $1.50 and $1.75. Middy Blouses 95¢ Entire lot of Middy Blouses made of fine quality galatea collar and cuffs trimmed with blue, some with red, some slightly soiled. _Sizes 14 to 42 $2.25 and $1.95 values at ... Eighty-Six Dresses all in One Clearance Group at $3.85 This is a final clearance of our regular line of dresses selling up to $9.00. Chambroaes, dimities, lawns, linens and a lim- ited number of serges. Clearance price Saturday . Dressy Gowns and Dance Frocks One Half Price This includes all evening gowns, dance and party frocks in chiffon, serge, marqusitte, voil, nets, etc. Original selling price $30.00 to $50.00. Sale price $15 to $25 Clearance of Linen Auto Coafs $5.00 Linen Auto Coats, clearance sale price $6.50 Linen Auto Coats, clearance sale price...... $12 and $13.50 Auto Coats, clearance sale price ... Infant’s Coats Clearance Every little toddlers coat is included in this sale at the price of ) Serges, worsteds, satins and cashmere. Former prices $3.35 to $6.00. This sale involves our entire stock of Women’s Cloaks, Suits, Dresses, Gowns and Furnishing Goods, all Children’s and Infants’ Wear, and in fact our entire store will take part in this CLARANCE SALE WEEK. No Refunds No Sale Opens Saturday August 17 Approvals BEMIDJI, No Exchanges TH Craned @ 207 THIRD STREET MINNESOTA No Lay-bys from this Ad Extra Salespeopls Are Here to Help You Moral earnestness always prevents & man from becoming a cynic in so It is a great mistake not to tell people how much their services are