Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 5, 1901, Page 1

{ & 1901. Granp Rapips, Irasca County, Mrnn., ee veRe ar Cercaer In Dry Goods and Dress T Two Dotviars a YEAR, U. R. RIGHT We Are Strong QM VEEL ec dad Wd AUS VL aide VOL Wl VOL L “a ZZ MMi Soo, rimimings. Dress Goods. All the new Fall Weaves, in variety of colors, 48 | inches wide, Garnet cloth, leading shades, per yd. $1.25. | Broad cloth and Venetian cluth. double width, per ids $1.00, 1.25, 501 The most extensive display of new black dress goods | come in for Autum wear that it has ever been our good fortune | to offer to the public. Extremely popular. We especial. ly call your attention to our stock of Broadcloth, Che- Homespans, Serge, Venetian, cloth and all wool jing of N Remember we are headquarters for up-to-date viots, fabrics. Automobile Coats and | Our line of coats will be in any day and for a good | Childrens, full length Automobile Coat with cape, fine quality | Blue, Brown and Red, 6 years to 14 years. | SHOES: Our Ladies’ Dress Shoes | are manufac- | tured in} Jackets. fine shoes for | over 30 years. | It is not a) question o f| how cheap or! how fine they | make them, | but how many | they can make neh Automobile Coats in heavy Kerscy $12.50, Black, Caster, Brown and Oxford. medium priced coat they cannot be surpassed, 27 inch | Rochester. A a 7 — half box Kersey Jacket with heavy stitching, in Black, | New York, 2 by s Castor, Garnet and Blue, for $10.00, os Cy. Po ord; Black Goods. | ~ J | who has made | | Melton, neatly trimmed with braiding. Also nice | Lisses Coats. | RUE UU ee UMP VA, | FINE LADIES’ «and will give the best of is S) H OES: shoes, we have a very dressy line. satisfaction, Little Gents Cruisers, light and heavy sole, best stock. Rice and Hutchins line of men’s fine shoes. We have Patent Enamel, Patent Calf. Vici Kid, Velour and Box Calf, in different ties and widths, ® Furniture. lron Bed $3.50, $4.50 $6.50, and up. Combination Book Case, Sideboards. Chiffoners. Book Case. Chamber Suits. Springs, Cots, etc. Buffets. Mauesses, Dress Goods. - within the Center Tables, Library ener Lee — - | | limit of time to supply the large demand for the *C. P. Tables aaee s | S ki t Ford Shoe.” We have a very fine dress line of walkin g ae bag Pie ie » eS: Si Fu rs | Irts. | and dress shoes. If you need anything in shoes we can Kitchen Tables. Kitchen S . | | please you. Our shoes are RIGHT. Cabinets. . ‘i eda-lisat Pur ceatie- tabidele Stari We expect in a few days to have a very fine line p Ni e e go e ur Searls in black Mart = es N and Electric Seal, also a nice assortment of Mutts, oa saa of tae parr in Black. — Grays | Red School House Shoe. _ : 2 ranzing from $r.g0 to $12.00. If you need anything anc Stripec suiting. also a good variety of patterns in} The best on earth for the money, good last, good Draperies and Lace Curtai j 3) \ in furs we can surely please you. | Dress Skirts, wait for them, we will save you money. i leather, and a Good Shoe. ‘These i eas are Prancanted Pillows, aoutier Pillows, Carns aoc Blankets, 2 \ — ‘ FLOUR, FEED, HAY, COAL LIME, HAIR, CEMENT J 3 3 5 Foe . 7, ? Itasca Mercantile Co. re stantial U7, teenies tans. cite (atldea| CMLL AL LLL LL LLL LZ LL | ‘a CSS UMEV ASSP ye 4 VO OUP MSY, CSUSB UMP PH OM A} NNUAL PALER, Fair of Hasca County ; Sur cess. Tes th Annual “The tenth County Agricultural Society wi 1s held | tayand Friday, and may last Thurs be calted a ra ting succes their There yes awarded and ied off a great The at- owing we | awarded aud! them: doom ficers can le compliment efforts tomake it a | | success. | inge carrots. | were humerous M, Hagen and wi many as did severa! tendance good, publish a list of prizes ames of persous winning LIVE STOSK—HOR: Brvod mare aa ale, Ist pr turnips. A M Sisler was ei Hagan: nt Bovatoes. tre Jmbrella plant, M Cherry tree. Display of Ka SunJower, Mrs. Tobaeco, Mrs. F E MeDonald. GRAIN. | Best Peek outs. Neil Mullin: A MSisler. Dent corn, Ist, ra Pertridge Flint co: ist, ue Hagen. Shige . D. Leesman Bull calf, ist. W. D. Leaman... One-y zr-old bull, Ist, Lewis € rst. Mrs Johnson — 1 00 -Istund “Joli R. Anderson 1% irs Whe 100 | $ Ist, Fred 160 DOMESTIC FAN JERSE bares hand ates Litckl ares st, E er (0 | Stockings Mrs Litchke ... One-yeur-old bull. Ist, E A Brigg: pohted | f holder, Mrs Vose. ‘Two-your-vid heiler, Ist Emil Lit 109 | Crochet apron. Mrs Vose ... M cows, Ist and 2d o ot de ie Yearling bull, E A Brig: ee SS 10 FANCY ARTICLES, Waist, 2d Mrs C$ Brock. iEREFORD. : 10 Doiley. capecitls Mrs M Milch cow, Ist, Emil Litchke.... ..- s HOGS. ” By “Mrs WC Chester \ 2 Sow, Ist. Aug Johnson. 100 Sofa pi low tal M $ Poland China sow, mil Litehke 109 | ccntropiece, Mrs 8 Leary amil Li CR hike J Siult Yorkshire sow and pig: HOUs Cc 150 | Child’s collar, Mr fi ple cover, M Irs A Matterson White Leghorn, best cack, G W_ Moore tase. Special Mes W va “ Hie Sateen Child's cap. Mrs BS Bro a pullet w ¢ oath ‘ssi BROWN LEGHORN. ™ Pest ng n, Ist, rp Lite hke WHITE PLY p] Emil 1 seg vg Peaateanrse WHITE WY Cockerel. Ist. G. K, Ri Puller, Ist, G, K. iiess FARM PRODUC’ Largest ‘latoen s. Grochet mat, ) Broom biz, Mrs Li 73 | Drawn work, Mrs Weitze to | Point lace, handkerchief, Mrs Hand made handkerchief, Mrs ‘Stoi Head rest, Mrs Wilcox. Crochet lace, Mrs A Matterson Mrs Wileox ‘torck).. It. Ist, Anna 1, Mrs A Ma Ist, Mri Best pork early white po H. B. Polly. Best peck. 2d. A. M Best early red potate Hest eariy red y Best lave w Best late white Best late re fest late red. Vest display, i cag rug 0) | Faron, spec rl) , Deer head 20 | Weazel moun Bear rug, specia 1 co | Loon, special, Dr. Kiebart. 5) | Quilt, special, Mrs Yaney. CABBAGE. Largest, Mike Hage’ second ik, W, Faull Weitzel... Me Donal DAIRY PRODUCTS. 10 100) Jar butter. 1st Mrs. Arnd . 5 2d Mrs Partridge. Unitoi States Ranks cnira. It is just as well to be truthful about the rank of the United States at the Paris exposition, as indicated by the awards of prizes, says the Bos- 2 To HOUSEHOLD. 50 1 00 | Rolls, first, Mrs Litehk 0 * second, Mrs Weitzel 100 Dark cookies. 1- a ton Herald. Commissioner Genera! aa aham bread 1st Peck’s statement that the Unite? 100) G 50 | Chocolate cake Ist Devils food Salt rising bi States, after France, secures the great- est honors at the exposition is not coz- rect. The latest figures show that, ‘arring France, it is Germany that is far and away ahead of all other na- tions, The United States comes sec- ond; Great Britain, with the British colonies, third. Germany has secured 251- grand prizes, the United States, 218, and Great Britain 179. As among these three great competing countries Germany triumphs in fifty-one of the 121 classes comprised in the exposi- 1 st Mixed’ pickles 2d RACES, SCHOOL WORK—ROOM 1, Ast. Eth 1 Lofberg Seg 2 of Germany, is as three io five. ' The Herald-Review; $2 per year. It Happened In a Drugstore. | ‘A.’spelling, Ist, Bessie B “ ; last winter a lady came 50 | Biahchard, Ise: el ans | B, sith One day las y to my drugstore and asked for a brand York. “She was disappointed and wanted to know what cough medi- cine I could recommend. I said to her that I could freely recommend Chamberlain’s cough remedy and that she could take a bottle of the remedy and after giving it a fair trial if she did not find it worth the money to bring back the bottle and I would refund the price paid. In the course of a day or two the lady came back in company with a friend in need of a! cough medicine and advised her to buy a bottle of Chamberlam’s cough I consider that a very good 4 remedy.” David Fortier, Ist James Sherry. ? geography, Ist. al ley abet hates tN Frank William: 3 ue Edith Haskin | Gilbert, Memory nats, Presectt Norman Pulley, 2%e; Memory mu Notice for Bids Sealed bids will be received py 3o|the Board of Supervisors of the town | et Grand Rapids on the 30 of Sept. 50 2.p. m. for the purpose of building ap a a ae at the mouth of Prairie River. Plans and specifications can be seen at ‘Town C erk’s’ office. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Died for Her Pupptes. A lerge barn in the rear of Miss 75| Mary Wicken’s dwelling at 817 East | washington street, was discovered in a mass of flames, says the Indianapolis News, end when tke department ars rived the structure was in ruins. A remedy. recommendation for the ‘The remedy owes its great popularity and extensive sale in a large medsure to the personal recommendauons of 13| water spaniel dog which was in the people who has been cured by its use. | 50| yard at the time of the fire ran fran- | It is for sale by Itasca Mercanule Co. tically about and finally into the burn- pote ing barn after several pups. She made Heavy horses—good stock for sale 4}\@ gallant effort to rescue the puppies, |' De SS 5) but was suffocated before she could Itasca: Mercepiie:\0s Grive them out, ENRY HUGHES & GO, LUMBERMEN! prota! oes Ist RA Fipend:: Abs va tion. The United States wins in thiry- nn ss Beevls Tanre : : Br gas, Trott au. rons | one _ ai Sree enals roller We wish to call your attention to the Marphe. $5; 2d. 52.5 ele race Ist classes. In other words, the verdict of a r, ES eG > i John MeMahon, $5; 2d. Ed! Wha ine. $2; Foot} tye international grand juries is that fact that we carry a complete line of the world’s fair, in proportion’ to that | Lumbermen’s supplies. Our Groceries, Canned Goods, Teas and Coffees are all new and fresh, and the prices are the lowest in this section of the Northwest. : Clothing, Shoes, Shirts, Woolen Socks, of cough medicine I did not have in Underwear, and Mackinaws. We buy stock,” says Mr. C. R. Grandin, the direct from the factories in large quan- popular druggist of Ontario, New tities and are thus enabled to sell at prices to defy all competition. ——<$—<— —$ It will prove and inspect our stock and get our prices before purchasing your Fall outfit. to your advantage to call SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. HENRY HUGHES & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General Merchandise GRAND RAPIDS COHASSE ELE Bl LED, EEO a RRO, «