Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 27, 1906, Page 5

[= = eee ww. ooo : a [OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME Nothing like it ever before seen in this city. The most gigantic undertaking ever known to be made in this country. $25,000 worth of the Highest Grade Merchandise to be put out to all the people.and not the favored few at the most ruinous prices ever known. Weare going to make this the greatest cash-gathering sale that everhappened. We must have the cash for our new con- signment that will be here soon. We propose to unload this stock at sacrifice prices, in some casés much lessf{than the cost of the raw material Our loss will be your gain, and we will expect you to come for miles around to attend this great bargain sale. There never was such an undertaking in this city before. Come, one and all, and make it a success. Ladies—This Appeals to You! ‘We have purchased from J. Friedlander & Co., of New York, one of the largest ladies’ furnishing establishments in the East, the entire output of $10,000 worth of Ladies’ High-Grade Merchandise. This stock consists of Ladies’ Fine Hand-Tailored Suits, Jackets, Skirts and Furnishings of all descriptions, One of the Most Sensational Discount Sales in Ladies’ Clothing ever held in Grand Rapids. Down Go the Prices. Bargains Beyond Compare Anywhere. This will be the best and only chance for the people of Grand Rapids and vicinity to get goods for little or nothing. We ask of you to come to our sale. We are positive you will buy all you can carry away, as we have everything marked so low in price that you cannot help buying, Remember the place—Odd Fellows Building. Ladies’ Fine Hand-Tailored Skirts, $7.50 value, Ladies’ Fine Hand-Tailored Suits. $12 and $14 values, Ladies’ Fine Hand-Tailored Suits, $25 and $30 values. Owesule “ale sides 5: os to. $398 Gi BAI Mb ao oc eeu or le” os do eR ao gue ee ues Sidced se oes oun e te ce $7.9; ou sale abt... $2.98 Ladies’ Fine Hand Ladies’ Fine Hand-Tailored Skirts, $4 and Ladies’ Fine Hand ONO GIG: Bhs = cons seas GUIBRID AU es eae Nee eeG es Le vas Vgee Meas ae Poe eee ea cakes 1.98 on sale at Ginghams. A lot of fine Ginghams, in pretty checks and stripes, best materials, positively worth 10c urd; clean- up sale price, a yard...........e. ee eee cence eeeee 2c Outing Flannels. Two cases Outing Fiannel, in stripes and checks, good quality, always sold for 124¢. per sard; our clean-up price, per yard... . 60.0.6... eee eee e neces 8e Muslins. One case Fruit of the Loum Muslins, positively the best manufactured, and worth 1c a yard; to close QUji pee! Yard..<.25 ov .cicbie vee e ses eccecesesenpenet be Ladies’ Underwear. Ladies’ “Fieeced Underwear, worth 50c: at this BBLS. 6 Gsads Eibcd Zadakeens dees wld > haven eels wet sige lve Ladies’ Hez 2eced Pants and V: , good stock, well made, worth 75ca garment; our price now Pee cevictar nn So My, Arar Pai ea 36c ed Underwear. worth $1; -48e Wrappers. Ladies’ Fleece Lined Wrappers, $1.25 and $1.50 values; choice of the entire lot.........++--+ -69e Ladies’ Petticoats. $1 and $1.25 Black Sateen Petticoats; special price for this sale... ....0 cc ccecce cece rece eceecete 69e Ladies’ $1.50 and $2 Petticoats, ruffled bottoms; spe- cial during this sale.........ee sees cece eee eee 98e Ladies’ and Children’s Ladies’ Coats. Ladies’ Coats, latest styles, $15.00 values, eth Storm 30 values; UOW.......- Ladies’ Fine Kersey or Meltoa Coat, with bear col- Jar, latest style, regular $35 values; now... .$7.98 Children’s Suits. Children’s Suits. $2 value; our special price, per suit... z 98e Childrer sale, per suib Children’s Suits, Men’s Pants. Men’s Strong; Working Pants, sell elsewhere at $1. our price en Men’s $2. orking Pants; Kersey, Worsted and Corduroy, in gray, black and brown mixtures, good strong quality; per pair............eeee $1.39 Men’s Fine Trousers, for Sunday wear, pure wor- sted, worth $3.50 and $4.00; at............. 066 $1.98 Boys’ Knee Pants. 35c value; at this sale........ lie Men’s Suits. The finest line in the northwest: consists of David Adier & Sons’ Hand Made Suits; must go at your own price; we must close them all out. Men’s Suits, that you have been paying $8 and $10 forfat Gnly, Per GUIS. < coasns awneas eeseay $3.98 Men’s Suits, hand padded shoulders, neatly and durably made, regular price $12 to $15; at only. PON BNIDL se. iso 2 se oie eaeeee cae ss se $5.98 Men’s Suits, in fancy Worsteds, single and double Overcoats. Men’s Overcvats, $10 value; our special price. .$3.98 Men’s Overcoats, $15 value; special sale price. .35.48 Men's Overcoats, $20 value; for this sale only. .89.98 Men’s Overcoats, $25 value; special while they Mist Sasi Soee es ere oak a ee ee a ern $12 98 Boys’ Reefers and Overcoats, worth from $3.5 Footwear. The famous Weber Bros. $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes, go at only... . $1.98. Ci) (oS EE asa is ar aa a ee Ee $129 Men’s Rubbers, good quality. special for -this sale, Spee sens tenten Si vat anes pun th siadels oot oe tebe. 15e The famous C. K. & S NOW... 2.000 . Boys’ Heavy Box Calf Shoe: now We have a complete line o fant’s Shoes at less than the leather cost. Sweaters. Men’s All Wool Sweaters, in plain and fancy stripes, WOPEH S200) UG. Soe cg Sieelihn wee sine scans eele's ee 79¢ Children's All Wool Sweaters and Jackets, $1.50 48¢ value, while they last... oo... 5.6.02 ote eee Men’s All Wool Sweaters, worth $3, Underwear. Men’s Wool Fleeced Extra Heavy Underwear, sells everywhere ab 1c, Mo Ate 5. S65 00h ss cose cic sls as 38e Men’s Camel Hair Woolen Underwear, the kind that is sold at $1.00, on sale at.....2.. 2... 0205505602 48¢ Men’s Mittens. Men’s Leather Gloves and Mitts, worth $1.25, Men’s Furnishings. Men's Fxtra Heayy All Wool Jersey Overshirts, worth $1.50, on sale ab....... 0... eee cee eee 79¢ Men’s $1.50 Fiannel Shirts; our special price, CARNE «oo aks scievn ghana bbw cect Fins camikstotencua se eh ta Jackets, worth $3.50 and $4, OBN GE sig iss is 55 es 2 wees Wenid ines Men's Fine ‘Hose, 25c, 35c_ and 50c. values, fine cashinere, lisle thread and silk finisbed. hose, spe- GH IGCCAIDRIE, 5 oe scents ces coke Sundae vanes l4e : Liniit, 3 pairs to a customer, ae) 50c Caps, our special price, while they ast . Ze n’s All Wool Hose, in black and gray, regular 25¢ kind, at 10¢ Men's Silk Embroidered Suspenders, worth 25c, BB Ss oe te so Shind cee nescee sae nee clgsegehes cate -17e Suspenders, worth 15c, our special TAC eo pnts mos Denies cabana wake ee 8e One lot of Men’s Negligee Shirts, the latest pat- terns, worth. $1, ab.............cseceve meancndn an 89e One lot of Men's Shirts, stiff and soft bosoms, yonr choice. -We Linen Handkerchiefs, regular 10c values, special at WIG BRIG. 505k. kw ct es ren sian nin aedariaeege squad 2e Cluett Shirts, worth $2, GWENT ol ena sete web es ot aha eeedre learned 59e Men’s Black S; PEACE slociae: pein Wor RNa cb deleccte sow eine 48e Tam O’Shanters. Misses’ and Girls’ Tam O’Shanters, werth $1.50, at 4 Worth deuble— Now 2... Coats. suit Men’s Suits, the styles and colcrs, $3.98 to $7.98 during this breasted, $18 and $20 values; opening price, per $8 98 best that money can buy, all worth $25 to $30; our price BRIG ky ter ew aes cakenes eo oe 311.98 Men’s All Woo! Underwear, worth $1.50 per gar- now Little Girls’ Dresses. Worth $2.50, $3 and $3.50, We positively do as we advertise. Don’t fail to take advantage of this opportunity. Bring this advertisement with you and see for yourselves that $1 here will buy as much as $3 in other stores. The Grand Rarids Gonsigmment Go. Odd Fellows’ Store, Grand Rapids, Minn. asain News Gathered During the Week Deputy Sheriff Fred Fish was a Duluth caller yesterday. Miss Mabel McAlpine was at Hib- bing a few days recently. John Rellis was in St. Paul the first ot the week on business. Supt. A. J. McGuire was in Flood- wood last week on business. Mrs. F. P. Sheldon and infant child _returned the first part of the week from a visit at St. Paul. . A. B. Clair was a visitor at Duluth and the Twin Cities this week. Mrs, James Murchie returned home from a two-week’s visit at Bass Lake. James McCormick is very low at his home with dropsy of the heart. Editor Koen of the Eveleth Star was a guest at Grand Rapids over Sunday. Mrs. G, M. D. Myer has been in disposed from neuralgia for some time but is reported better at this writing. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer, last Wednesday, a little daughter. Miss Mabel ‘thor has returned from Hibbing and 1s again answering calls at the, telephone office. A meeting of the Catholic ladies was held Thursday afternoon at the home ot Mrs. C. K. Lent. The Arbutus ‘club gave a dance Thursday evening of this week. A very enjoyable time was had. County Commissioner Aad A. ‘Tone was down from Northome the’ first part of the week on legal business. George Sawyer departed Wednes- day for Indiana on an extended visit with relatives and old-time acquaint- ances. The meeting of the Woman’s club next week will be at the home of Mrs. Gilbert, when the lecture on Japan will Se completed. Miss Doran will be the leader, The ladies of the M. E, church will give a 15c supper at the home of Mrs. W. C. Gilbert, Wednesday evening, January 31. The ladies of the Altar society of St. Joseph’s church will meet with Mrs. Daub next Thursday afternoon, February 1. A number of our merchants are busy this week taking account of stock. They report business as being rather quiet at present. The Dixie Jubilee Singers will give an entertainment on the evening of February 16, under the auspices of the Grand Rapids Lyceum bureau. Ben Johnson, who for many — years has been proprietor of the Itasca laun- dry, has disposed of the business and with his family left this week for his homestead on the ceeded Chippewa lands on the Indian reservation out from Bowstring. saba Ore... Rev. Floodwood this week assisting the pastor of the Methodist church at that place in a series of revival meet- ings. Al Scherping has evidently con- cluded to cast his lot with the people of Bovey. He has moved his family to that town and has ordered the Herald-Review sent to him there. Sheriff Hoolihan took James Mc- Garvey to Stllwater Tuesday morn- ing. The prisoner is under a two- year sentence for breaking seals and stealing goods from a box car at Swai River. : Joseph H, Gardner left last Sunday morning for his homestead claim 53 miles north of here, the first visit since he was arrested in July, 1904, for the killing, of William Garri Mr. Gardner’s case will come” up for its second trial on March 20 next before District Judge McClanahan.—Me- Hollis R. Scott has been in| The ladies of the Order of Rebekah installed their officers for the ensuing 4 term Tuesday evening. After the ceremonies they sat down to an elaborate supper which was thorougb- ly enjoyed by all present. The Sunday school. children of St. Joseph’s Catholic church are prepar- ing an entertainment which will be given in the High school auditorium Friday evening, February 23. The Program will be published later. —- and Mrs. Sherman: Cochran given a surprise party by a large party of friends last “Sats Ra All present agree that the worthy “—" = among the best of enter- Teport j passa Po @ most enjoyable Seay Bring your raw furs to Ben Levy— adjoining Hotel Pokegama. The oe cash price paid for raw furs. ———_—_____. p cme of Perfection— . view Job Printigg.