Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 7

; FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER .,8 1922~ From now untll Chrlstmifi we are gomg fo demonstrfise Christmas. fl It will cost: you noflung to come down and look over' the m Chrlstmn shopping here——We are trying to make; ll: polilb‘k RAG RUGS AT OLD FASHIONED PRICES Prolubly the l-rge:l colledlon of popula.r rugs ever: brqnght to the city. = Yw mlut see: them befm they Ill I“ nkcn, _be-_: d weather, up té now; his curtailed the ul’enfuwm Coats and ,,,,, .our stock heavier than is uuul with us at this !nue of yaar and i to dispose of thein at prices usually, quoted after Xinas. - use a stylish new coat see. (hele offcfinli 3 e ALL OUR BEST COATS... . [ * ° pio $69.00 values at your choice < LADTES” TAILOKED SUITS $39.75 Ju Tricotines; ' Vqlwn, fur udes ladies’ and misdes coats, . lmnb‘ md‘ bl.h. Some cnuw thly vnll g0 hlt lt the .mlll prices - we are quetlm -_Aa.-—_— : a q“lnhly of blouse miodels, of i > pussy willow lined aléo blouse o+ of Normandy with' fur:collars ‘hlack; brown, navy and kit fox. wderful Values at $39.75 3 ‘ANOTHER LOT OF - WINTER COATS ; Campmm( practically our entire stock made up: in Boli Velours, Normandys and tailoréed phld back ¢oal i) . Suini and ragoon fur all going at one small pricé, yo B $ia7s " Old fashioned FA ‘Fugs - size 6 ft.x9ft. ohly $4. 014 fashioned rag rugs hit and mitss, size 24x36° ol flthi@néa rag rugs hit and miss, size 2?:48 """" g ize 27x54 ..... $3: '::':d el gl FINAL CLEAévUP OF MILLI- e s e L i at to match, " Axmiai G L i good assortment of Eerylad hat in ouF dtock .dm B‘ 3 ter g . . Geiine Kimlark: Fiber il color: combinations fi::- final ;:ponl -to::e.p:u,‘r;o‘:: eho:: g size 27%54.. .. $3.95 . rags 3x6 4t 3"5-_, oeloid s A some 'very' unusuial bargains at s”aezsrlo"s mn ‘ able -;4 = Valuss up to $15.00° - . ' ““CHILDRENS HATS THE NEWER SWEATERS AND OUTING +~SCARFS WITH HATS TO MATCH :3 Ladns and Misses all wool slip-on sweaters from You will find many more by a;‘ oS L - yisit to our store’ i "r— : »* ILDRENS ) LR > FANTS’' AND CH ; o TLE STORE OF ITSOWN', , ;. o You will find a world of nice mn.. here suitable for eimuuw Gifts for <hildren of .n ages, ; ?elucss THAT YOU WOULD EXPECT WOULD BE MORE. Silk Ini¢ baby caps, assorted styles and cblou W 411 wool crib blankets, little cotton bhnkeiu for 49 cents. rE: ¥ : pneuylie ,xroupcémm ol,yourcll “§1.00 LADIES’ KIMONAS Madeé in fleeced cotton. A large lot, all § sizes, values formerly to $3.50. Ch01ce of 1 the lot at-- Carriage robes in assortment of styles and colors. F v $1.79 SILK BREAKFAST COATS Japanesz Kimonas and” ‘corduroy robes [ and mandarins from- $7.50 to $35 SILK HOSIERY: SILK UNDERWEA& e | BED SPREADS, TABLE LINENS | Anid othef #téms too nitmerous to - men-+ tion, that will attract your notice with: their reasonable prices: White and colored baby dresses. Infant bnm. fldll- . nel garments. Japamese embroidered robes;: Inmofin and slippers. Infants wool €afps and mittens, Iflhnt- .wullfl snd sweater suits. Infants rubber goods. Faopn market says so, but: because we say so—every item in ‘our big stoc doubt in your mind that your dollar does its full duty here~We have decided to tak —just when you need merchandlse of every sort You m*ay buy goods cheaper now any money saving iterns .we are offering——Do your for your dollars to streteh ‘themselves: Velour and fel} hats that are going te d.:x. some E.AR bspp.fi‘mam 1S. A LIT- AT | | | i ] A gt ———. ' MINNESOT: HI1S mmc“ _ to you that pnces are back to normal—not because thb k isto be sacrificed at prices that leave n_b e our usual January loss new than you usually can af‘oet' fii;rded Wlth Hollday Menhandlse -- Buy Useful Glfts for We deliver to all parts If you cannot come, mail or:. phone. your orders—careful at-’ tention will be given as if you were here in person. There Are Bargains Galore In Our Down- stairs Store Gifts for grownups and childrén miay always be found in our Basement Store but of course just at this Christmas season we are doubly prepared to meet your every need. Hundreds of ‘Christras gifts of every description now on di-pluy as well. of the city. BARGAIN FEAST IN SHOES In closing out our shoe stock we have accumu- latéd a lot of broken sizes and odd lots that are thrown on the tabl- DRUMS A good assortment of drums constructed of steel, side hoops and heads, of metal and - sheep -skin heads, pat- terns in beautiful litho- graph colors, 65¢c and $1.50 TOY DISHES All kinds of Tea Sets, Kitchen Sets in tin al- uminmum and china de- signed in the most beau- tifal colors. Packed in faniey colored boxes. Each 25¢, 50c, 75¢ $1.25, $1.75 TINKER TOYS The regular Tinker toys is one of the fastest sel- ling toys on the market. The biggest pastime for every child, each .......... .0 e TRAINS Trains to pull along the floor, always popular toys, all steel locomativ- es with passenger ‘and freight cars, painted in all colors, movable wheels, 50cand$125 OLLS A beautiful line of Am- erican ‘and German made dolls, rag and kid bodies, hair and sleep- ing eyes, composition and bisque heads, walk- ing and MaMa Dolls, Each 25¢, 50¢, 75¢ $1.25, $1.50 to COON_JIGGER Alabama Coon Jigger, one of the best mechani- cal toys that ‘has: ever been: made and now sold below the par pric- es.The funny long run- ning mechanicil toy of RUBBER BALLS Everything that is new and desirable in rubbér balls, all sizes and col- | ors, each 10¢c, ' TOPS nTops are Alwny- a wel- come toy, made of hard wood, Lll- ly shape, colors red and green, two sizes, each Scand ......... 10c KIDDIE KARS Kiddie Kars with wood- en’ wheels, hardwood | varnished and neatly made in every réespect, mnge in many: sizes, $1%65, $2.25, $2.65 TEDDY BEARS The famous Teddy Bears, in the large size, American made, swivel J: joint at shoulders, hip and lnnd, paded feet, with erying $1.95 LAUNDRY SETS Five-piece wash sets, | 10-inch 'tub, folding weodeén bench, laundry J / basket,” wrmger, wash ' board, each $1. 25 and Sl 75