Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 5, 1915, Page 3

FRIDAY, 'NOVEMBER: 5, GARMENT LEADS A DOUBLE LIFE 1918: ing: its second' flour show at- the ar- | seeond story of-a:barn on the Charles| deep-coulee;: His® team: had’ run)samds: mory this week. Flowers from'many{Newman place near.here; causéd: the: ‘away and''dashed over a high cut other cities are being exhibited, in-|building to collapse. Two: valuable < cluding displays from San Francisco, | horses-were crushed’to:death! Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Coun- cil Bluffs and the Twin Cities. miles;: three: teachers ‘institutes -will be held beginning Nov. 11 at Man- dan, Glen Ullin and Flashes. ! Bismarck, N. D.—The North: Kota building at the San Fran: gxposmon Wwill be closed about Nov. 15, the reason being the shortage of funds. bank. He had no known relatives. Mandan, N. D.—Because of the The estate is worth several-thou- 'ji;p of Morton county, 82 by 72 ‘, ———— St. Cloud, Minn.—S8o that the band New Gown Can Be Used in Two Different Styles; Used for Shopping and for Theater. By Margaret Mason. (Written for the United Press.) Oh where are the terrors of suburbs? Commuting, oh where is thy sting? Since wifie wears two in one gar- ments, The joys of the country we sing. New York, Nov. 5.—Hurrah for the garment that leads a double life. It may sound as if it were suitable for only the two-faced woman, but indeed all and every wom- an hails it with de- light, the Queen of the Commuters, in You see it’s a cos- h tume fashioned "8“"‘_{!“”% with a long, loose coat over a short, full skirt, giving thereby the simple appearance of a vert smart and modish suit. But be not deceived! When mi- lady unbuttons said coat the double dealing is at once revealed. She stands forth resplendent in a stun- ning, semi-decollette afternoon or restaurant gown of delicate pastel tint. A deep facing of the same dark toned material at the coat around the bottom of the skirt is the link be- tween two complete costumes in one, the key to the sartorial situation. Skirt Band is Rich. It is deep enough to reach up to the coat when that is donned and effect the perfect picture of a suit and yet, with the coat removed, the dark, deep skirtband lends richness to the dinner frock exposed, the bo- dice of which has touches of the same dark toned material to balance up the second of the two in one cos- tume. A perfect toilette, indeed, for the commuter’s bride. She can come in early and do her shopping in a fit- ting and fitted suit and then when fond husband asks her to stay in town to dinner and go to the theater afterwards, she may accept with per- fect equanimity and a perfect frock. Must Have Frock. Hubby is always bound to ask her, too, when he sees what a ravishing toilette she has up her coat sleeve. Oh, no commuter’s home should be without one of these two-fold blessed frocks. Another bit of double dealing that Dame Fashion is up to this season is an evening gown that becomes its own wrap. It also becomes its own ‘wearer very much. Fashioned of the fluffy tulle or the new ‘sole de soir,” it is made with a detachable satin or velvet train falling from the shoulders in back and a like straight panel falling from the corsage in front. This train is so devised as to drape around the shoulders and fasten to the front " panel, thereby forming an effective evening wrap. This gown even goes one better and adds a third to its changing charms. By shedding the panel and train all together: presto changeo! Another complete frock is displayed. A most triumphant triumvirate is this triolet toilette. AKX KKK XK XKF XKD * NORTHWEST BRIEFS * AR KKK KKK KRR K Mankato, Minn.—Mankato is hav- For Men Behind the Pen You signers of checks, writers of letters, keepers of books and makers of records— here is a new ink—in fact, two inks in one. We were one of the first to add to our stock the newest member_of the Carter’s Inx family— Carter's ¢ Pencraft Combined Office and Founlain Pen§ Ink We feel sure there’s' a call among our friends for one ink usable in either fountain pens or inkwells. - A wonderful new flow- controlleris part of the equipment of quarts, pints and half-pints of Pencraft, A slight pressure of the finger controls o 8 the flow. #zE~gl Come in and let us 6ll your I pen with this new ink, and # show yousthe flow-contraller. m BEMIDJT PIONEER 000 bushels of grain stored in the —_— Milwaukee, Wis.—Several = thou- sand school teachers from all parts of the staté gathered in Milwaukee yesterday for the annual three days’ convention of the Wisconsin Teach- || ers’ association, Carson, N. D.—The weight of 8,- mm.c THE NEW ARROW a2 tor 26c COLLAR IT FITS THE CRAVAT. St. Cloud, Minn.—By: an order is- sued-in -the district . court by Judge, John A. Boeser, the city of :Meor-, head is restrained from building in front rof -the residence of Semator F. H. Petersen. J Glendive,” N. D.~Dawson county: officials: have taken charge of the] property of Emil Nelson, aged b55; whose dead body was found under a grain wagon box-at the bottom of a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE is Lereby given that this Company will prosécute all ns_using property owned by it for storage purposes:or the dumping:of or other objectionable matter in or upan its vacant lots. Every person mn tofore used snid property or any of it in ways above mentioned 1s hereby notified to repair the damage so dane and place the plv?m “in"the same clean, sanitary condltion in which it was-prior to: the time- of trespass: or trespasses. . Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co. 820 Capital Bank Building §’ 8T. PAUL MINNESOTA - aoften: first class. We have the following used:cars, whieh- we are offering at:the:following:prices for a limited time. Every:one of these-cars-are in first class running. order and: we: are willing to demonstrate same you. First come first-served. 1 model-T Ford Roadster.......... 1 model‘T Ford:Roadster. 1 model T Ford:Roadster. 1 EMF 305 passenger:complete., 1 Parry 35.5 passenger complate. Garage and Mackine Shop ; We: AUTOMOBILE MEN LOOK! You; who'have cars have trouble occasicnally perhaps at ajtime when-you-are very much in need of iyour car and' would like to have it repaired M‘mckly- at a reasonable.cost and put-in first class fiein—Bemidjigtovst‘ayt‘efien though we move 5 - guarantee- our. work to be strictly 1.1914 Buick, 5 passenger cumnlete..: $550 You must see these cars to appreciate their value at thedbovefigures. Terms: cash-orbankable paper. THE J. W. GARVIN CO. 211 Second Street Distinction in values; the best of merchandisé at lowest possible prices; the quality considered before the price. membercs will be under strict mili- | tary discipline and may at some time [l be eligible for military service, the | Granite City band has been reorgan- | 1zed’ under the title' of the Granite | city Military- bana: partment of the local high school. BOYS! GIRLS! Be sure and come to my office Saturday morning at ten: o’clock to get a big school tablet and a pencil—FREE. I want all the school children in the - public schools of Bemidji to have one of these tablets and pencils. Remomber Saturday Morning At Ten U'clock CLAYTON C. CROSS Office in Markham Hotel Building Zumbrota, Minn.—A farmers’ in- stitute will be held at the Zumbrota city hall Saturday, Nov. 6, under the auspices of the agricultural de- These are the characteristics of the Schneider Bros. Co. stores. The latest fashions, of course; without that the quality and price don’t count for much, and everything backed by a reputation for satisfaction giving; we re- fund the money to a dissatisfied customer for our own sakes, The Suits and Overcoats we show from world. " stock and variety in real values— This Is The Bemidji Home of Hart ‘Schaffner& Marx Fine Clothes clothes makers embody the best ideas for men and young men. The workmanship is beautiful; better than ever; closer to perfection each season; the best suits and overcoats in the ‘We overshadow all previous preparations; we show a vast $18, $20, $25, $30, these greatest of $35 A Overcoats Copyright Hart Schalfoer & Marg. Thoroughbred Young Men’ This department is like a special, separate business; the product of an expert knowledge of what young-men want; " the colors of youth in them, the smart lively styles that are pleasing to young men, fabrics in stripes, plaids, checks; new lapel ideas; new sack models ; new overcoat styles— . $15, $18, $20, $25, $30 ~ ¥ 73 o s Suits and' Suits and Overcoats at $15, $16.50, $18. That Are A Revelation You’ll be-amazed at what we can offer you at these prices; we’re showing most remarkable values at these three prices— $15, $16.50, $18. Men who have to spend their money with special care will appreciate this effort on our part to give such buyers some unusual values. Great Values In Boy’s Clothes At $5.95, boys’ all-wool Norfolk suits with two pairs of knickers, fashionable materials of fine QUANLY -..o....ooooceeeeeoeemeeeeeeeeeeoennnn $5.95 At $7.50, Boys’ Norfolk suits in fine Scotch cheviots and soft wor- steds; each suit strictly guaranteed to be pure wool at............. $7.50 . Boys’ suits—cheviots, cassemers and tweeds—Norfolk coats; for BOY8 B 0T Aol it S SR T GG Golf caps for boys, plain colors and mixtures at Sweaters for boys 6 to 16; oxford, maroon, worth $5; at.....$4.15 Mittens for boys, worth 85c—special at............ooovvrereememmomeeeeeeecomnnen. 25¢ Sweater coats—a heavy Jumbo knit, shawl collar wool sweater coat in.oxford and-ma- roon—special value at. ........................ $5.00 Underwear—immense stocks of pure wools, silk and wool, mercerized union suits, Su- perior make. 5 Gloves—Mochas, suedes and the special washable cape a Ll to$5 e g ..$1.50 and $2: ‘Headquarters For Fine Shoes First among the favorites is the gun metal shoe of English shape at $5 in button or lace styles. At $4, the black cloth tops are dressy. The Walk Over in all leathers, tan or black, at $4. Others, including new high toe shapes, $3.50. Boys’ shoes, button or lace, $1.50 to $3. - Anew pair if they don’t give the wear. Saturday .WOMEN’S FURNISH-. ING SPECIALS Women’s fleece union suits, regular $1.25 values at..89c Women’s cassimere hose in black only, extra good qua- 25¢ Women’s‘vmvy.we Jlined hose at ....25¢ WOMEBN'S ‘8ILK LISLE hoge, 56c- guality, ‘black, tan ‘and ‘white .in regular and out sizes at.............. 39¢ PETTICOA®S .in crepe and mespaline; |assorted colors—values to:$5--spe- cial Saturday at....... . $2.98 SILK BLOOMERS in Suisine and crepe; reg- ular $1.50 and $2 values— Saturday- af.................... T9¢ RILK WAISTS<in navy, - black and brewn ; values to $7.50; Saturday special FLANNEL SHIRTS in white, gray, tan and navy; _regular $1.50, $2, $2.50 shirts; special Saturday FLANNELETTE PETTI- COATS, knee length, reg- | ular 50c value; special Sat- urday at ................ :.....39c CHILDREN FLANNEL- ETTE NIGHT GOWNS, sizes 2 to 14; 75¢ values; Saturday at .............. 39¢ " WOMEN'S GLOVES— - black, white and gray wor- sted gloves; 50c values; Saturday, special at......39¢c LEATHERETTE GLOVES In chamios, white:and gray 50c values; Saturday,-spe- 9 o Women’s Suits Saturday . Special 25 Bedford cord, mixtures, broadcloth, serge and gaberdine suits—$22.50, $25.00, $27.50 values. We will sell the lot T s17.95 25 CLOTH SUITS That sold at $17.50, $20.00. The Saturday sale price will be only— Not Often A Sale Like This Observing Women Will Profit Sat- urday in Our Winter Coat Department. k Coats of novelty mixtures—regular $12.50 values—Saturday, special Coats of -corduroy and mixtures— regular. $15 values—Saturday spe- elalat e o e B s $9.75 Coats of velours mixtures and broad- cloths—regular $25 values—speeial Saturday at.......ooed $14.95 ' Women’s Fur Sale . We were very fortunate at this time of the year to buy from the manufacturers wom- en’s fur sets and seperate fur pieces at a large discount.’ This entire purchase will be placed on sale, beginning Saturday at prices less than manufacturers’ prices. A say- ing of 25 to 50 per cent. Black Coney neck scarf at. Black Coney muffs at.... Manchuria wolf neck pieces at. Manchuria wolf muffs at..... Silver wolf neck scarfs at. Silver wolf muffs at ... . Silver mink neck pieces at. Silver mink muffs at...... River sable neck pieces at. River sable muffs at........ Korean mink neck pieces at. Korean mink muffs at.... Natural skunk neck pieces at. Natural skunk muffs at Children’s China wolf sets at. Children’s squirrel sets at... Children’s river sable sets at... Children’s Hudson mole sets at Children’s tiger coney sets at. The values are unequaled at this time of the year. and make your selection early while we have a large variety to choose from. 2 ‘Send Us Your ~ Mail Order Money Cheerfully Refunded