River Falls journal. [volume], November 09, 1911, Image 4

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The Store
where y<>u
can get what
you want. /
BIG BARGAINS ALL THROUHG THIS STORE
This week. Your dollar goes farthest here.
Clearance Sale on Ladies’ Suits and Dresses
Every Garment at a Sacrifice Price
. . . . ,
Friday morning we will place on sale 75 ladies’ suits and
dresses—all new—New York’s latest styles.
You can hardly buy the material alone for the price at which
we will sell these garments ready-made.
J Ladies’ Dresses in wool,
Serge and Panama
sl3 50 and $14.00 vain s $8.50
$8 00 values at.. . $4.98
sls 0() and $lB 00 values $10.75
$lO 00 values at... $6.98
Our Ladies’ Suits are al) strictly
Man - tailored No sweat-shop gar
ments here. Taev come in the nest
fall models and colors.
Special Sale on Ladies’ Siik Waists
We have just recived fifty ladies’ silk waists which
should have been here a month ago. They come in
beautiful dress and plain tailored styles in blacks,
navies, browns and other good colors; some net and
chiffon over silk, but mostly messalines. On account of
the late delivery, we will place them on sale at once at
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
$5.00 values at $5.50 values at $9.00 values at
$3.50 $3.98 $5.98
SAMPLES'
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WE HAVE J!’3T RECEIVED
TWO BIC .RUNKS FULL
OF SAMPLES
AVIATION CAPS NEWPORTS INFANTS BOOTIES
HOCKEY CAPS LADIES’ FLAN- BLACK PETTI-
FASCINATORS NELETTE GOWNS COATS
These will all be on sale Friday at wholesale prices. We would advise you to come
, early as many of the lots will be closed out in a short time.
COTTON
BATTS
7 dozen batts
special Fr i
day and Sat
urday at
4y 2 c
Ladies’ Limited
Munsing Quantity
Union
Suits
f * J
Ladies’ union
suits, regiPar $2. ) L
values. All siz- /
es in gray color.
1
On special sale \ n I
Friday and Sat- J/j /
urday at ( F/
$1.59
MENS' WORK SHOES AT JOBBERS PRICES
That means we will s-11 men’s work shoes at the price most
dealers pay for them. This is no joke. Ask about it.
Stewart Co.
BARGAINS
Cotton
Chailies
For comfort
ers. 20 styles
to choose
from at
4 J /2C
Ladies’ Safindined
Coats
Ladies’ Suits of new mixtures, sat
in-lined, well tailored, a regular sls 00
value which we have been
selling as a leader at.... •»-'V
sl3 50 values at $8.50
sls 00 values at.... $9.75
$lB 00 values at $12.98
$20.00 values at... $13.98
$22.50 values at... $16.75 e
SIO.OO
Young
Men’s
Over-
coats
With convert
able collars.
$7.98
Ladies’
Suits
All Ladies’
SIO.OO suits of
the very lat
est models, and
all man - tail
ored are now
selling at the
special price
of
$7.50
Our store is
packed with
the newest
merchan
\ dise.
$4. & $5.
Chil
dren’s
coats.
A special lot
at a clearance
price of
$2.98
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ij NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS 8
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BELDENVILLE
John Howe ha* moved into D.
Greeley’s tenement house.
Miss Daisy Clouts went to River
Falls Tuesday to visit for a few
days.
Mrs. Margaret Ludden of Minne
apolis is visiting her sister, Mrs
John Floody.
George Richardson has purchased
the Charley Zarbuck place and will
move there soon.
Mrs. Flora Knapp returned
I hursday from a visit to her father
in the town of Olivet.
Mr. and Mrs. A Cttman of Ells
worth are spending part of the week
at the home of their son Frank here
L ranklin Knapp went to Diamond
Bluff Saturday with a load of vege
rabies and sundries for Mrs. Jewett
Mrs. E. A. Severance went to
Minneapolis Tuesday to spend a
couple of weeks with her sons, Wm.
tnd Dell.
The C. E. (assisted by the neigh
borhood) is planning on giving a
1 hanksgiving dinner at the church
on November 30 Everybody in
vited.
Fred Preble’s threshing outfit ex
pects to finish up their work this
week. They threshed at D. Gree
ley’s and F. A. Severance’s the first
of the week.
Gustave Anderson, living about
two miles east of Beldenville, com
mitted suicide by taking paris green
.and then shooting himself thiough
tie head last Friday, in the woods
on the farm of his son. The body
was found on Sunday by some boys
who were out hunting. An inquest
was held on Monday. The date of
the funeral is not known at this
writing.
SAVP
lliu
Money
Trade At The
leader
Store
Misses’ Boys’ and Girls’
SHOES
Vici Kid, dull leather calf,
button or lace styles, Selz
make and always sold at $2
your choice only per pair
[51.45
For Men and Young Men
Only SIO.OO
That’s all it takes to buy an
all woo] worsted suit in many
patterns to choose from. Why
pay $15.00 or SIB.OO or $20.00
this is one of our ways of sell
ing an all wool worsted suit,
best of make, the very latest
out. Come and see them.
Your choice only
SIO.OO
Quality Store.
ROCK. EIM
A Hallowe’en dance was held in
Hawji’s Hall.
A good deal of poultry was ship
ped from here Monday.
The potato crop was larger and
better than was expected.
David Rice, wno suffered a para
lytic stroke about three weeks ago,
is very low.
Mr. Johnson of St Paul and Mr.
Lowater of Chippewa Falls gave a
lecture on Florida with sterioptican
illustrations, in the interests of the
Inland Realty Co , for which they
are selling land in Florida. The at
tendance was large and interested.
Mrs. Caroline Burt, aged 79, was
stricken with paralysis Oct. 25, and
died Oct 29 at the residence of her
nephew, G- o. Sheldon. Mrs. Burt
came from Vermont after the death
of her husband, in 1893, *° make her
home with her si-ter, the late Mrs.
C. A Hawn. After the death of
the latt« r she lived with her neph
ews, J. L. and C D. Hawn and
Geo. Sheldon. Her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Chenev of Rochester, Minn
and brother, D. L White of Spring
Valley were present at the funeral.
The funeral services were held at
the church, Rev. C. M. Beers offici
ating Interment was made in Pop
lar Hill cemetery.
For any pain, from top to toe.
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas’
Eclectic Oil. Pain can’t stay where
it is used.
SOUTH CORK
L. E. Green was a Sunday caller
at J. H. McCue’s.
George Lovell join the Fedorester
Lodge Tuesday night.
E. A. Pace and family were Sun
day visitors at Richard Lovell’s.
Mrs. E. Ensign and Mrs. E. A.
Pace were callers in the Fargo dist
r ct one day last week.
Many big values in Men’s and Women s Shoes,
Underwear, Etc. COME and SEE
The Leader Store
Big’ Sample Line of Ladies and Misses’ Ali Wool Sweater Coats
All Wool Sweater Coats in White, only the samples of the largest manufacturers
in Sweater Coats in this country. Everyone up to date, a trifle soiled from being
handled. Eevryone perfect. The kind that retails for xffc
$5.00, $4.50 $4.00 and $3.75, we have placed them ah at one 9k I 2
price, your choice $3.75 to $5.00 Coats JL ® dr
Ladies’ White Petticoats 18
Inch, Lcce Trimmed
Beautiful White Petticoats, Lace
and Embroidery trimmed, 18
inches and more deep. Samples
and regular stock values to $2.50
and more, the biggest underskirt
value known, only
$1.39
Ladies' Ribbed Fleeced
Union Suits
Ladies’ Union Suitsof good qaul
ity, nicely made, snug fitting
underwear. Remember full union
suit, only /\
50c
Boys’ Dress Overcoats
Dandy Overcoats for the
little fellows, come in sever
al choice patterns, Auto
and Buster Brown styles, $5
values only
$2.95
Men s an d Young Men s Wool
Kersey Overcoats
Black Kersey Overcoats all
silk plush lined, finest quality
muskrat fur collar and fur
facing, finest dress overcoat
made and very warm. Sold
in most places at $22 and_s2s
$17.50 J
Everybody invited to the Lalies’
Aid Fair and oyster supper Thun,
day night at F. C. Laramy’s.
KINNICKINNIC
Torn Morrow has been ill for sev
eral days.
Lute Dodge is painting C. W.
Fuller’s barn.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hurst, Oc*. 28, a daughter.
The Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs.
Wilcox Wednesday afternoon.
Roswell Frazier and family have
moved from Hudson to David
Frazier’s farm.
A delightful party was given the
voting people by Mr and Mrs. Fred
Kurtz, Jr., Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crawford
were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Craw
ford’s the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Madsen and
Carl Munckholm spent Saturday
and Sunday in the Twin Cities.
Master William Fuller celebrated
his eleventh birthday by giving a
party to some of his friends Satur
day.
Gus Hornstone was married Tues
day to a lady from Dane county.
They are at home on the old John
Hamilton farm.
Mrs. Geo. Fuller writes of being
at Phoenix. About 30 ladies were
present, being from 13 different
states. Miss Ada Fuller is much
improved in health and is attending
school.
Services every Sunday at two
o’clock. Come and do your part
and bring your neighbors. A
church means much to a commun
ity. You can not ass >rd by indiffer
ence to help freeze it out.
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Doan’s Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell it.
Young men’s dress overcoats
12 to 17 years, $7 50 & 4
values only
Young men’s dress overcoats,
18 to 20 years old
$lO values 0n1y.... >J
Flannel Dress Shirts, blues,
browns, greys, $1 50 val
ues, your choice only*?•*■
River Falls Big Bargain Center.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
EZEKIEL LUTHERAN
Service next Sunday at three p.
m. by Rev. N. L. Blomholm. Sun
day school at eleven a. m.
BAPTIST
Rev. T. T. Parsons of Sheboygan
Falls will preach in the Baptist
church next Sunday, morning and
evening. All are invited to come
and hear him.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
The Sacrament of the Lord s Sup
per will be observed at the Method
ist church next Sunday morning.
Regular preaching services by the
pastor in the evening.
ST. BRIDGET’S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Beginning Sunday, Nov. 12 to 19
a Mission will be given by two Se -
vite Fathers from Chicago. All are
invited to attend. Evening service
at 7:30 and High Mass at nine
o’clock a. m.
CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday, November 12.
Morning service at 10:30. Sub
ject, “Laying Hold of Eternal Life.’’
Evening service at 7:30. “Con
fession.” The second of three
great steps in beginning the Christ
ian life.
Sunday school at noon and Y. I’.
S. C. E. at 6:30. “The case against
the Saloon.”
All are invited.
Rev. Win. J. Gray, Pastor.
Dyspepsia is America’s curse.
Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. It drives out impur
ities, tones the stomach, restores pci
feet digestion, normal weight, and
good health.
Ladies' Long Opera and
Auto Shawls
Long Shawls, 90 inches long and
longer, all wool and silk and wool
mixed, come in white, black, red
bargains shown here. Regular
$2.00 values
95c
Ladies' Full Length Kimonas
Ladies’ Fleeced Kimonas, come
in very choice patterns and
trimmed. The most comfortable
house dress made, your choice
only
SI.OO
Grey Sweater Coats, red or
blue trimmed and two ££»
pockets, onlyJJv
Sweater Coats with collar at
tached, 12 colors withfl* 1 OC
pockets, $2 50 values’?*
Boys’ and girls’ sweater coats
collar attached and pockets,
12 colors, $1 50 values Q£Uv
only
Men s and Young Men s All
Wool Dickey Pants
heavy and medium weights,choice
patterns. Regular $3 (FO 10
values only A ✓
Mens .Ten Incb Ribbed
Topper Rubbers
Ist quality high top rubbers best
made red fiber bottoms thick ball
Sold every where at $3.75(t0 QC
and $4 special only