Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 1, 1920, Page 6

1 rat first : I | | - WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 162 — The awards for ‘ducks‘ were as fol- | third and rofirm ‘hen’!., Joe Shirk, lows: Rowens,. first drake, first and:|first cockerel, Mrs. Henry Marin, second maliards, first and second Pe-|ond cockerel, Joe Shirk, first, gecond, Kkins, first and second Indian Runner, third, fourth and difth pullets, all to Leslie Bailey; Geese—tou- | Marin, first old pen, Joe Shirk, (Continued from Page 1) louse, old gander, first, August Jar-|young pen, Henry Marin,” second «cock, first hen, first cockerel and | chow, and second, J. P. Lahr, young |young' pen, Mrs. Henry Marin; pullet, Blue Ribbon yards; [ganders, John Patterspn and Otto White Wyandottes, first and second Black Orpingtons, first cockerel, and [ Brose, first goose, J. P. Lahr, second [ cock, Mrs. E. P. McMahon, tl first Dbon cockerel, first cock, first and second [old gobbler and first old turkey, Mahon, fifth hen, Theodore ¥enske, and second pullets, Blue Rib-|goose, John Patterson, and third cock, Theodore Fenske, first, second, Yards; .Blue® Orpingtons,. first | goose, Otto Brose; Turkeys— -first |third and fourth hens, Mrs. pullets, nrst and second hens, Blue Charles Schroeder, second old tur-|old pens, first and second, Mrs. / Ribbon Yards; Dark Cornish, first |key, Dorothy jarchow, third old tur- | Mahon, third, Theodore Fenske, cockerel, and ~first, second pullets, key, A. C. Alton, pullets, first and {oung pen, Mrs. McMahon. Mrs: R. E. Miller; Pigeons, first |second, A. C. Alton. Egg' awards are as follows? Mondain, first red wing, two heart, Additiona; awards in the poultry|brown eggs, Mrs. Henry White, ) and Yards. first cockerel and first, second and eggs, John Patterson. ST second fantails, Blue Ribbon [classes are as follows: Wyandotes, ond, Mrs. E. H. Smith; first W M fllllllllllllllilllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIlIIIII|IIlIIllllIIjIIlll!!ljllIlIIIIIIIlll|I'Ill‘lllI_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIII o e R R i % Never in the history of this store have we ever carried such an im- mense stock of Gift Goods as this year, bought from more than a hundred different jobbers and manufacturers, and the best ones in the country. We have the mosi. variety—All of the new items. ’ Why you should buy your‘Holiday ‘ Goods at this store | BEBA“SE Old Mr. Santa Claus tipped us off just where to find everything that every child wants—what every grown- up wants. -~ BEGA"SE He told us where to get all of the new toys—where we could find everything that is different and we bought of by far the largest stock you will find ]here. i BEG AUSE On account of the very large business that this enjoys— we can make lower prices than what you would expect to pay. i BEGA“SE Old Mr. Santa Claus insisted on this store having the largest stock, the lowest prices, the-best service of any store in this part of the country. All of this we faithful- - ly promised him. - BEGA“SE We will have plenty of Holiday goods—even until the day before Christmas-plenty of good sales people and we will make Holiday shopping pleasant for you if we possibly can. Shop early if you can—Shop in the mornings if you can. HOLIDAY GIFTS ‘ NEW HOLIDAY GIFTS French Ivory Toilet Sets At New Prices Manicure Sets Silk Hosiery Leather Goods Ladies’ Gloves Ladies’ Handbags Ladies’ Neckwear Ladies’ Beaded Bags New Ribbons Ladies’ Silver Mesh Bags Silk Underwear Smoking Sets Cut Glass ; Safety Razors Silverware, Rogers and Com- Hundreds of New Books munity Toy Books * Sweaters Hand Painted China Waists All Wool Middys, $4.98-$9.75 Everything You buy at This Store You Buy at Lowest Prices Just everything in the Toy line. TOYS—More than 12 dray loads of Toys, all at prices that we guarantee. Sleds Mechanical Toys Dolls - Tinker ‘Toys Doll Beds Doll Buggies Dishes Iron Toys . Gilbert’s Electrical Toys Rocking Chairs Games Blocks Magic Lanterns CARLSON., oo The Holiday Store With Big Stocks—Lower Prices Always MAIL ORDERS FILLED sec- Mrs. first hird Me- Mec- tirst first BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. XEKXKKKK KKK KKK KKK On the 10th of November. a baby 3 I3 ; x . TURTLE LAKE x|y arrived at Carl J. Otterstad’s . = home. Both mother and child are get- GRAIN AND HAY i MEATS #3554 %k % % % %% % % % % % ing along fine. & Mr. and Mrs, Roy Conat from town| I. G. Gudmeonson is hauling potar 45¢-50c|Mutton . . . heeans 13¢|of Northern visited Mr. and Mrs. N.[toes in to town, using ope tractor 10c-12¢ [HOZS, 1D, .o0ounes 17¢ A. Otterstad yesterday. They made|to haul and two teams and wagons, e Dressed beef, 1b. .. .8c-10c|the trip by auto. Mrs. Roseé Conat |he made two trips Monday and load~ Hh was formerly Miss N. A. Otterstad. ed on car for market. 50| Our two school tenchers.)liss New-| ~Two men were seen on our streets ton and Miss Use made @ visit to|the other day so drunk they could Thief River Falls over Thanksgiving, [not walk alone and our village of-: and returned monday morning on the |ficer did not try to check them- up, 5-o’clock train. either. sec-| Potatoes, car load lots..., -$1. i g\ % Cow hides, No. 1, 1b hite | cabbage, cwt . ... .. $1. Bull hides, Ne. 1, Ib. ggs, fresh, dozen Onions, dry . .. $1.50-$2.00 | Kipp hides, No. 1, Ib.. . . 4c-! . Beans, cwt . . ..$6-$7|Calf skins, No. 1, 1b. 6c- ;| Butterfat . ....60c|Deacons, each . .. .. .60c .62c-65cl Horse hides, large........ $2.60-§3 P ’ b ) [ We extract teeth the easiest in the world, Chicago, Dec. 1.—Potato receipts, 62 cars. Market weak. scientifically and safely, with the skill de- orthern whites, sacked, $1.60 to $1.70; bulk, $1.50 to $1.65; 2 . Minnesota russets, sacke{i, $1.85; Idaho russets, $2.00 to $2.15. VelOped by many years of gxperlence. When the Doctor Tells You et the Prescription Refilled - WE MAKE HARDENED CROWNS AND * WE_MAKE CHARACTER TEETH FILLINGS THAT NEVER WEAR OUT Just call us on the Phone, tell us: the number on the hox or bottle, and we will hurry it out to you by | pSftice Howre VS D Extractions our messenger. That is, of course, | - Fill Bio0 PM, ek = 50 conts if you had us fill the prescription Sundeys PPN - in the first place. e (Efi LIS Fillings as Low as Your do c/t or can phone what he - We Charge Less Because We Do More wants from your house-and the . : . same quick delivery getsit to you. Un lon - Dent l St S Schroeder Bldg., Opp. City Hall BEMIDJI k4 217 Third Street Phone 34 10O OO OO RO OO RO — U. S. SURPLUS ARMY . GOODS STORE OPENING DAY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, '20 —flf_——_f/_'—— Government Goods at Less than Cost to the Govern- ment, Army & Navy and Surplus Manufacturers’ Goods Y O. D. blankets. ... $4.85 I? 1D.l shi(li'ts, new. .. . s Waterproof suits.. $1.95 < elt lined coats . ¢ fl int Marine bia:nkets. .- $3.50 |0 71¢ Closing. fatcets agl)fimage pain ,pesrl o Blanket shirts K Raincoats, new X Ponch Army harness $87.50 | Comforters . i S -0 90097 5 D. mackinaws 85| Mexican rope, Ib. .. Hip boots $4.85 | Jumbo sox, O. D Sisal rope, lb Renovated underwedr, _ | Grey wool sox. 59| Indian blankets. : . $8.75 per garment. ... $1.15 | Sweaters, sleeveless "35 | Union suits $3.49 Hob nail shoes Mattresses. . . Scoop shovels, No. 4 $1.50 Hiic anq dies..; $6'up CANNED GOODS Cashmere sox, all col- O. D. shirts, reno- - s ors, 3 pairs Tomato soup, 6 - Overalls. . . $1.75 to $1,85 Catsup, one bottle. . Sentry coats - Corn akes..- _ 2.44 Booth sardines, 5 cans... ” ; iea. bais i A 5 Aoticot 1 &;a]. ey : Leather vests... $10.50 arrack cots, goo Pears, 1 gal. can ’ springs B8 $3 Pineapple, 1 gal. c: $1. TENTS N Cherries, 1 gal. can. .. $1.48 .. Army raincoats. .. $2. Also Other Eatables that Will 16x16 Pyramid Soon Be Arriving. tents s Shoes, reclaims. .. $2. - Khaki breeches. .. $1. Paints, Plumbing and Roofing | 9x9 wall tents. . Horse blankets, new. $6 %;gl;b arréoxig.;rslt, Il):::’lfigings 1.70| 9x15 tarpaulin. . Horse blankets, " “White, gal Government barbed $3.85 | Gas heater, size 20, $12.50; - wire, perspool. . 2.60 | size 25 16.50 | Leather jerkins... $9.45 Toilet sets complete. . . . .00 | Prepared floor cover, Sheep lined coats %p%y roogng . glapy 100l 92| Work shirts used 1y roofi O. D. breeches. . . . $2.85 g P Web belts ' Regulation jersey sleeve- | Guard roofing, 3 ply Auto Tubes, let gloves, pair. .. 25c | Insulation, paper, 500 feet 2.25 —_— OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE CARE OF OUT OF TOWN CUS- TOMERS. SEND MONEY-ORDER OR DRAFT, BE SURE TO STATE SIZES- Kaplan Bldg. 126 Minnesota Ave. - Bemidji, Minn.