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I1!1'!- F^**'h'SS'J.'?1Sv^K^J 9\ f*y 4* 4 4 4* 4* 4* 4* 4 4* 4 Damask Towels, regular 25 cent quality, White Table Covers, 2 yards long, regular price, each 90 cents, Wash Waists regular price 95c, 2 for $1.00 Flannel Waits regular price $1.75, for $1.00 \ki Regular 75c Lace Curtains 2 pair for $1.00 4*4^4^4^4,^4,^4^^^^ New shine stand at the Mark ham hotel. Our dinners are a bargain every day. Armstrong & Under wood. Rummage sale at old Beaudette tailor shop Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 00, your choice for $1.00. .50 Heav Woo Blankets, for Children's Shoes, worth $1.50 to 1.75, for Ladies9 Shoes, worth 1.5 0 to 2.00, for 3 Pairs Men's Heavy Woo sox, 50c kind, for 3 prs Men's Heavy Leather covered mittens, 50c kind, for 3 Sweaters for Boys' the 50c kind, for Ne Dress Goods, worth 1.2 5 to 1.50. for 30 yards best Prints, 5c and 6c kind, for 7 cans Peaches, for 20 pounds Rice, good, for 20 pounds good Prunes, for 5 gallon can of Tomatoes, for 40 bars Cabinet and Satinet Soap, for Men's Hats, 1.5 0 and 2.50, for Best flour, cheapest, Pierce, Phone 197. Nothing can be better than the bestMark's lung Balsam is the best. Blue points and lobsters this week at Armstrong & Under wood's. _"*, 'V^^ll Grand Rallyarg^iiS J)ay, Rally price, 6 for $1 Rally price, 2 for $1 /i\ One Set street and elegently trimmed hats, regular prices from $1.50 to Two sets collars, latest styles, and 1 doz handkcffs, regular value $1.50, Speeial Sale for the Daytoall Departments. Yours for Bargain Day, i WM. McCUAIG. "WM.m&CVAlG. r to Wm. MeCuaig's Baa-gain Da^ November BARGAINS GOOD FOR, THE DAY ONLY. ALL NEW GOODS AND THE BEST. ^v^*3^ MONDAY- -THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER- OCTOBER 31 W^^^fw^ his R. E. White is in fuom camps at Kelliher today. Big cut on hats at Conger's millery parlors-bargain day at O'Leary & Bowser's Boys long pants worth $1.50 and $1.25 at the Hub Clothing store only 75c per pair. The KER^itA N EMPORIUM Will make that day meiiioi^ble^to the people of Bemidji and vicinity for the $ $ GREATESTof $1 BARGAINS EVER OFFERED $ /fX The following prices will convince you where you get the most for your $1 H\ Turkish Bath Towels, size 23-35, regular 25 cent quality, Red Table Linen, 60 inches wide, regular price 65 cents per yard, Regular 12c Flannelette, 12 yds for $1.00 Regular 10c Zephyr Oingham, 16 yds for $1.00 Regular 5c per doz bleached napkins, 2 doz for $1.00 all for $1.00 Dry Goods, Shoes, Cloaks, Tailored Suits, Skirts, Waists, Trimmings and Laces, also our beautiful line of Millinery will be offered on this Great Rally Day at equally low prices, at the $ Next PoortothePost office. Serman Emporium, SBemidji Rally price 6 for $1 Rally price, 2 1-2 yards for $1 2} These are not all the good and useful articles we offer for a dollar, but hundreds of others too numerous to mention. 25 Our entire stock i* One dollar will go a long way at the rummage sale Thursday. &Big bargains in boys knee pants suits at the Hub Clothing house. :4s^Ci j. Blue points and lobsters this week at Armstrong & Under wood's. THE CITY Rummage saleBargain day. Fancy groceries, fresh butter and eggs at Peterson's. Dr. Rodwall was among the Cass Lake visitors in the city yesterday. For the best meal and the cheapest go to Armstrong & Un derwood's. Fine fruit for the table or sick room. Complete variety always at Peterson's. U. S. Apple returned today to Wadena after disposing of a carthe load of apples here. Men's strictly all wool fine suits worth $14 at the Hub Cloth ing store only $10. S. R. Moorhead, the Turtle River editor, is transacting busi ness in the city today. Men's pants worth $1.50, $1.75 and $2 your choice at $1 per pair at the Hub Clothing house. Mrs. W. L. Brooks returned Saturday from an extended visit at Minneapolis with friends and relatives. Every delicacy ofthe season will be found on Bargain day at Arm strong & Underwood's, Bemidji's most popular cafe. Men's alJ wool dickey pants worth $2.50 at the Hub Clothing house only $1.90. Clerk of Court Fred Rhoda spent yesterdry at Turtle River in quest of ducks meetihg with but poor success. Fruits, confectionery, toys, papers, books, school supplies. The biggest variety, at Peter son's, .^i?-- Cv^i,,,*.,y|. M. J. DeWolf, the timber cruiser, came in from the north today after a week spent north of Blackduck. Go to the Hub Clothing store for men's Royal Blue shoes $3.50 look and wear as good as $5 shoes. The football game yesterday brought over a big delegation of people from Cass Lake a large number of them being ladies. Poor fruit is dear at any price. We offer the best*, At Peterson'& J. E.-Morrisey, the Crookston plumber, is in the city today looking up the matter of some unfinished ends in the school house plumbing. ^4|| i The*best underwear in%ie City at $1 per suit at the Hub Cloth ing house. C. A. Brink, formerly in busi ness in Bemidji, but more re cently of Thief River Falls is in the city for a day or two closing up some business matters. 1 'C-rJob lot of standard 5c cigars at $2.00 per hundred at Peter son's. _ A meeting of the city council will be held at the council rooms in the city ball tonight' |No business of special interest ibe- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd All Linen Toweling, regular 14 cent quality, White Half Bleached Table Linen 62 in wide, regular price, 50 cents Best $1".75 Outing Flannel Gowns, $1.00 Regular 7c Outing, 25 yds for $1.00 Regular 12c Outing 13 yds for $1.00 ScarfSj regular price $2.00, Fu sides the regular routine will be transacted. Headquarters for fine fruit at Peterson's. Look and see. Clifford White registered in from Park Rapids yesterday. For the best meal and the cheapest go to Armstrong & Un derwood's. Miss Mille Amber of Fosston is in town today on her way to Tenstrike to visit friends. Men's extra heavy all wool socks easily worth 35c at the Hub clothing store only 25c per pair. Mrs. E. J. Ryan of St. Paul is guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodward for a few days. For SaleShort mill wood, $2 per load dry slabs, $2.25 perfrom cord, delivered. Crookston Lum ber Co. .Rev. F. E. Higgins, the lumber jack sky pilot is spending a few days in Bemidji visiting old friends and places. Andy Danaher, republican candidate for county commis sioner in the fifth district, is spending the day in the city. M^J. Frisch and John Frisch who are traveling through this section from Perham looking for a location, have spent several days in this city and will con- For Mei\ Rally price, 1 1 yards, 1$ Jj Rally price, 3 yards for $1 Rally price $1.00 STRAW'S Shoe Store A Whole Store of SHOES For Women 5 V' XS S 4 tinue their trip north to Kooch ichiag. For good butter see Thomp son, the milk man. The Model Bakery delivers goods to all parts of the city. Phone 125. William Blakely of Blakely & Farley is spending the day in the city from Farley. Men's tine dress pants worth from $50 to $5 at the Hub Clothing store only $3. The biggest bargains of bar gain day will be at the Presby terian rummage sale. Every delicacy of the season will be found on Bargain day at Armstrong & Underwood's. A. T. Wheelock returned today Fargo where he secured a big bunch of men for the woods. For Sale. Household goods, call Monday and Tuesday, at residence of A. P. White Bemidji avenue and Sixth St. Andrew Warfield returned Fri day from his trip to the world's fair well satisfied with sights he saw and the vaction he enjoyed, Ted Smith has completed a new sign in front of his place of business which is a beauty and something unique in the way of signs. Bargain day hats at Conger's. Shoes that will meet the ap proval of the most critical. 1 We would make special mention of those sturdy, fine looking Box Calf Bluchers, viscaUzed water-proof soles, for fall and winter wear. For Children XT -"^--J (*i*9*"^ Smart, new styles in Patent Colt and Gun Metal in wfelt soles right up to the minute fashions. Well, we claim title to the best line of School Shoes in the city.. 1 Rubbers! Rubbers Gold Seal and Bostons. Your shoe wants are all provided for and your buying made easy at Straw's Shoe Store, where you will find the maximum of desirability at minimum of price. Piano Tickets with every purchase. Everybody hustle. 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