Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, November 16, 1910, Page 2

GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1910 ae a a a a News Gathered During the Week j | Ss a Grand Rapids and Vicinity Will Fraser went to Big Fork on|county, he is well informed on the Monday and will endeavor to capture | county affairs and conditions and he a moose before the season closes. will be a welcome addition to the Mrs. J. L. Smith nd children of | 02rd. Hrt, Michign, re visiting with Mrs. Mrs. John McVeigh will entertain Ann Guitaaaaaar. Mrs. Smith is a the Royal Neighbor Flower fund so- sister of Mrs. ‘Guitar. ciety the first Tuesday in December, There will be services at Metho- | All are invited to attend. dist church Thanksgiving morning at; Father Turbiaux went to Jacobson 10:30 o'clock, at which a collection | yesterday and will hold services will} be taken for the poor in the | there today. From there he will go WOMENS Sweater Coats All Sizes and Colors AT $3.50 TASCA WERCANTILE THE BIG GRAND RAPIDS DEPARTMENT |! MINN. STORE WOMENS Plush Lined Coats With Fur Collars 52 Inchs Long AT $13.50 THE STORE OF QUALITY Unusual Low Prices on Winter Bedding Compare these prices with what you see advertised ELSEWHERE then come and compare.the quality of the goods you will find head to foot that we have the quality together with the low prices. Compare the sizes of our Blankets yon will find that when you have one of our Blankets or comforts:over you that you will be covered from good are the best, prices are the lowest. no skimpy, sizes_or,, shoddy: Blankets here. The ehurch.—J. J. Parish, Pastor. Dave Montcalm, who is now ferry er at Pokegama lake, has sent on to Crookston where he will utitend one of the business colleges at that place. Ducks, Turkeys and Geese ‘hick to Hill City to hold mission services. The sacrament of the Lord’s sup- per will be administered at the ‘Methodist church next Sunday morn- ing, following the morning sermon. at |The Epworth League will meet {7 o’cloek p. m., followed by evening service, at which I will tell Thanksgiving Dinner. We large shipment on the road. ye sold at very low pr’ Hughes & Co. which the road, a very low price.—H the sermon at the 10 c 1 St. Joseph’s Catho- church Sunday morning will be ‘Preparation for Death.” At the evening service the sermon will be on the life of St. Francis, of Assisi. of at Mr.MecDonald, deputy insurance in- spector, of Duluth ,was in the. vil- age this afternoon, making an ex- amination of the various business places He inspected the Herald- Review office and pronounced every- thing in first class shape. Miss Marie Beneke arrived here from Rhinelander, Wis., Monday even ing and will enter the employ of Henry Hughes & Co. Miss Beneke is an expert in the ladies’ garment department and will undoubtedly at- ‘tract many new customers to that all ready popular store. Dr. Jno. L. Shellman, commissioner ; | Parish, P. the | | | why | “Dad’ on the E of jest in the hern p ot the state publisher Fred Stevens, formerly |of the now defunct Grand Rapids | Magnet, arrived here Satyrday from Fort Morgan, Colorado, where is now located, to visit a few du , With his parents and old friends. He , Still thinks Grafmd Rapids is the ‘best , town in Northern Minnesota and he states it contains more genuine good | fellows than any other village in the {universe. He ts still engaged in | the printing business. ae he | Dr. C. C. Carpenter, who has had 'a run of bad luck that would dis- | ; courage one less optimistic than him- | self, returned from Duluth Friday | where he has been confined at St. :Plary’s hospital for the past six weeks with an attack of typhoid | fever. | Prior to this he was confined to the hospital with appendicitis and ‘has practically been unable to do any ‘thing since July 1. He is now back COTTON AND WOOL BLANKETS | 100 pairs of gray cotton blankets for sipgle beds. | blankets that will be worth 60c later on— buy a 35c WAT, TOW BE oa sk: ewlenwie'e: ale) peters vmeine ss | 75 pains of cotton blankets, tan or gray, 10-4 size blanket. u will have to pay 85c for latter onu—pbuy a pair now for 75 pairs of ¢ 11-4 size, regul i { GUTING FLANNEL GOWNS Children’s outing flannel sleeping gowns with feet, the most comfortable sleeping ments made, covering the child entirely—ages NG SVORTS, “ORC 26. eel ce soe ers made gar- 1 Women's and misses’ gowns, made of good quality outing flannel, yoke and cuffs made of flannelet- te cloth, welimade in every way, long lengths and 50c full sweep. misses size 4 to 10—also womans size Women's d misses gowns, made of good qual- ity outing flannel, round yoke, callar and cuffs trimmed with fairy braids, assorted colors— .- 75c 98c Women’s g0wans made of good quality outing flannel, round yoke collars and cuffs trimmed with fairy ora‘ds, assorted patterns Extra sized gowns made of heavy outing flannel, some with ccllors, others collaniess, double yoke back and froit, neately trimmed with fairy brad sizes, peck measure, 18, 19 and 20, equal to 44, 46 and 48 bust measure, regular $1.50 values at $1 25 NEW FALL COMFORTERS Fancy print reversable comforter size 66x75, $1 00 . $1.25 $1.35 Fancy Silkoline comforters with good cisaa cot: ton, size 60x75, weight 91% pounds each silkoline comforters, same on both sides, mforters, made of silkolin and pla yy Se z q fan 8 1 % 4 i ~~ a 0 ality & $8.00 and -oolo Ff SALE OF OUTING FLANNELS We placed our Order for these flannels almosts a year ago direct with the mills in case lots there- for we can give our customers better values in outing flannels than you will find elsewhere. A good weight outing flannel in pure white 24 inch, a yd. Je Pure white outing Flannel 27 inch wide and a hea vier quality ata yard___ Exe 10¢ Fifty peicee of colored outing Flannels in new plaids checks and plain colors and pink blue, red grey and cream regular 12c value a yard -10¢ stripes elect from the fifth district, arrived | at his office and states that he has | in the village last evening to attend | had all the latest diseases, and he to business matters, In addition to! thinks he can now settle down to Women's gowns made of extra quality heavy | fleeced outi ug flannel in plain white and colors, double yoke pack and front, some with colars, AT A GREAT GREAT BARGAINS IN REMNANTS REDUCTION Remnan being one of the best boos in the SS Ea f\\ 7 SE ST ea 32 * OU will like it—like holds the fire all ist where you want it and 10st convenient for -oke or wood. You should see it if you stove, imitations—and got there“ and has “stayed t! genuine has it. J&A. ae ee ae BAR cee NTER HAS COME! WH wv. CARE? WE HAVE A ROOUWD OA, 7t’s Dependable millions of others—because it night—all day, too, if you wish— you to secure—hard or soft coal, It will stand close investigation. think) forty years the leader in sales and popularity of heating stoves, and then contemplate over four hundred not one is equal. We invite you to call and learn the reason why “it See the name “ROUND OAK” on the leg. Only the others \ handsomely | $1.50 ‘ pusiness again. | | colarless, cut extra long with full sweep | | trimmed with braids, values up to “$1 25 . Remnants of Wash Goods Remoants of Gin Remr of Prints ; The mother’s club will hold its re | gular meeting in the kindergarten |room at the Central school pbuilding | on Friday afternoon, November 18. at {3 o'clock. All ladies are invited to | be present, Frank Hart came in from the west morning and spent Satur- | nd Sunday in the villagewith his |friends. As am all around good fel- | low and a live hustler Frank is with |out a peer. | An Announeement. I am at my office each afternoon at the ufual hours and will be pleas- ed to see those whe wish to ¢ | Particularly do I hope that those | knowing themselves indebted to x will call and make at least a part | payment on their account. If your circumstances at this time will not permit you to make a payment now, come in and I shafill be glad toa see you anyway. | Carrol C. Carpenter, M. D. AT DO € the fuel can be the kind | | Removal Sale. ! As we will be compelled to seek maw quarters January 1, we will, commence Friday, November 18, our rémoval sale, which will last until | December 1, when} we will cloge | for the fall and winter season. All hats, ribbons, ete., will be sold at a big reduction and those who wish bargains should make it a point to at | tend this sale. Ehle & Doran. are going to need a heating Its record (just here.” Good News From the Companion, We have had to make The Youth’s Companion larger to get in all the good things that Companion readers ought to have. The added amount (would make four hundred pages of Youth’s 0. POWERS 'hvae read same—$1.75 for the fifty-two weeks! df 1911, and all the issues for the! rest of this year free from the time! you send in, your subscription. i We ‘would like to tell you what is in store for Companion readers next year. We cannot do it here, though; ' there is not} room, but send u: address on a postal card, and we will send you the beautiful prospectus of* tne Companion for 1911, announcing many features, togeether with sample copies of the paper. think new We you will Q@gree when you them, that there is no- other paper that gives quite so much | of such a high quality as the Com-! panion. The new subscribers receive a gift of The Companion’s Art Calendar for 1911, reproducing in twelve colors and gold a begutiful water colored t garden scene.—The Youths Com- panion, 144 Berkeley St, Boston, Mass. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Duluth, Minn. October 13, 1910. Notice is hereby given that Patrick O’Brien, of Hill City, Minn., who on March 27 ,1908, made homestead en- try No. 23515 for SW %, NE%, Sec. 4, Twp. 51 N., Range 26 W., 4th P. M has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof ,to establish claim to the land above described, | before the Register and Receiver ot | the U. S. Land Office at Duluth, | Minn., on the 9th day of December, | 1910. } Claimant names as witnesses: | Thomas Donnelly, of Hill City, Minn. W. E. Jewett, of Hill City ,Minn. W. S. Washburn, of Hill City, Minn Robt, McPherters, of Haypoint, Minn. GHARLES F. HARTMAN, Register. W. H. SMALLWOOD, Atterwey. M. B. Nev, 2—Bee. 7. 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