The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], November 10, 1903, Image 5

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New Showing of
Ladies' Waists.
The New Vesting Waists in
the Much-Wanted Plaid
Effects.
IN.
Dress Goods and Silks.
224^ Black Taffeta
sold at $1.00. Sale A
Price
............, 0f0
5 Pieces' of io-irich Black Taffeta
Silk, always sold at 5QC. O
Sale price ...V.... OVO
5 pieces Mohair-'Nub Voiles, Black
and Navy Blue, always sold at $1.50.
i e I n 1 0
44-Inch All-Wool Blaclf: Cheviot,
always sold at 85c. g||A
Sale Price... j.'.,.. OwO
52-Inch All-Wool Panama Cloth, al
ways sold at $1.50. Sale 4 JA
Price laltf
U-lnch Venetian Cloths and Camel
Hair Cheviots {sponged and shrunk),
always sold at $1.2? 4- AB
Sale Price..... '..vU.
ASBIOVLTQKB.
W*ATMB BCLRAD.
Moorhead,1_—
MIQU..NOV.10,1903.'
Moorfae%d,
Prassnre at 9. a. m.. 28.53: aoou, 2^.45.
Temper*tara. 1 •. m.. 30v: noon. 41*. v
v i Warmer weather prevails over the western
pakota», HoDtana attd the British possessions
*!and colder elsewhere. Li(ht snow has fallen
northern Montana, Manitoba, eastern
(kyuth Dakota and WisronsiA, and rain over the
s- south Atlantic and tipper Pacific eoaat. The
IwrometerpreMureislow wwit of the Lakes,
being over Prince Albert. High winds
frost reported
okane.
the loi
'ppfivail over the Lakes, fieavi
jkt Montgomery and killin^at^8g^
:3 Chicago forecast: Showers ton
v,' 3lair and cooler tomerra
£•0'
?•y
Buy, D. St P- glovas.
Cook paints signs, 'phone 92$.
Aide dlgestkNi'-Washingt^ Irving
between meals
*,vf Plant Chinese' sacred .1»Bes-- ii0w—•
kli#-fiu""rV,!([7^hipinei»t 'just- -it.cd. Shotwell & Graver.
...iflj ft. 'Wv'MiHer, a.ri^me|' near Lakota,
Is vfeiting his brother, Hal. K.- Miller
the new* Economy Store.
Gentlemen wear D. 4k P.
Ei C,,%j«rey, acting in the g|
instructor Jot
rorps,
the
•the cij
$&:
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10 Pieces more of the Fine Imported
All-Wool French Flannels, in stripes
and Persian effects, always sold at
,75c.
Sale Offc**
Price............ OUC
20 Pieces bf Satin Stripe Persians,
All-Wool Challies, always sold at
#1.00 per yard.
Now
20 Pieces of Colored Percalines and
Organdie Lining, always sold at 15c
and 20c.
S e i a O O
50 Waist j^ilirai, Mercerized, 3
yard lengths, in white and colors
(slightly soiled ), at a
discount of ... .*.....
S SsUlU tit
69c
33
11
v.
Women's $35.00 Suits
Women's $45.00 Suits
Women's $50.00 Suits for....
Women's
$75.00
a'.
SHOE
Items of interest
Ladies' fine Vici Kid Shoes, made oti'
8 of the latest fall lasts. Cuban and
Military heels, medium and heavy
weight soles, all sizes'and widths. No
better shoes, Sells elsfcwhere for $3.00.
Monday ft E"
only IIVO
(.iris' and Boys' Shoes, exceptional
values they come in Kid, Box Calf
and Wax Calf, every pair guaranteed,
solid leather throughout.
Monday at $1.25 and wOO
Ladies' fine Felt Juliets, with tur
trimmings, oand turned leather Boles,
usually sold at $1.35. AQa
Monday.... vOU
Womens' Felt Slippers and Shoes in
Romeo, Lall and Opefe Shapes fur
trihimed and plain Jk OA
at 98c, 75c ana "tOU
Ladies' Felt and Leather House Slip
pers, with felt soles and leather soles
odd sizes 75c and $1 val-
equaled
IQft
ues. Monday OtPw
WHAT THE WBATHER MAY BE
8. DARAATKBNT or
Obaerter.
t:pr«bably
CITY LOCALS
We Sell combination suits that lit—
all prices. Moy 81 Kennedy^.
Transactions in the Fargo clearing
house today amounted to $144776.
Mrs. Swart will fill engagements at
home mornings and.evenings will be at
•deLendrecie's afternoons.
W?7W m' PP1
522-524 Front Street, Fargo, North Dakota
I s.
ill Excel Any Fargo
Has Ever Known
Our recent purchases from anxious manufacturers
place us in a position to conduct a sale of this
character as no other house could do. To give you
an idea of the remarkable values offered, we quote
the following prices:
Vr'lgVr-
Suits
/-v a come in
AttUns
The precaution and discrimination exercised in the selection'of our Fur
Garments preclude al^ possibility of inferior quality.
Fine Astrachan Coats, extra fine curly skins— CS
regular $35.00 Coats
at....
-all sizes—'
Nearseal Coats, Krimmer Coats, Beaver and Wool
seal Coats, all lengths and sizes, at extremely low
prices for this
Twenty-five lonp Black German Lynx Boas—„,v
thoughtfulness and generosity of the
members of the Woman's Relief Corps.
P. & P. gloves are best made.
i Have Knight Printing Co. print it I
WBOCWOOO
HMH9M
J. H. Dahl of Christine, an experienc
ed salesman, has accepted a position
with Henry E. Hance & Co., cloftiiers,
Front Street. Other salesmen, are also
being employed before' the bijg sale
Commences next Saturday.
Daisy—There's nothing Hlfe- deep
breathing and* Rocky Mountain Tea to
make broad shoulders a fine figure and
good health. Tea or, tablet iornu 3$
cents, Fout & Porterfteid.
Frank Haspeii, fornieriy of the chba*
hey sweep trust, has evaporat'ed-«$le
left tins afternoon foi' Detroit, hi*
home. John Regan is attendi^|^f| the
busine^f of former^#«st ifl|^iing
28.00
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cord and tael trimmings, special for this sale,^,^
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i THE E4BB0 WHUJI &NH 'BAIM WSPOTMCAN, "TE15SEAT" EVENING •W6TEMBEffJ!0^ fSQIfr •i*' V
W
k?t.
come in plain cheviots and broadcloths, fancy
English worsteds, in the short,
come in
1 lie Slllt^ mixtures, ...
Jaunty English box coat, new short blouse,
skirted blouse, and the fitted or box coat styles. Street and dress suits
are fully represented new trimmings in braids, ornaments and stitching.
$23.00
$30.00
.$33.00
.$30.00
come in fine zibellnes, sifk bear skin, ker
cheviots— box coats, with Watteau
I He LOAtS seys and
z__ Plaits, capes, short or skirted blouse also a
number of new carriage and evening wraps, beautifully trimmed in ap
plique, braid, fringes and ornaments in black, oxford, tans, cream and
nurtures. Prices range from *t3.£Q T'K AA
Up to... ... .*'i 'i i i'i trt^V.V• .m %M
Fine Zibelifie' Bdx Coats with tTgTi collar in^f collarless effects, A TP K
regular $10.00 values, during this sale at*.. /...... On O
Our stock is at its bestir The very
swellest coats and suits are here
in great variety of ideas.
Van,.
1
4',? iM
of a
experience in the management
store at Hope and other points.
Football supplies, outing goods, John
son^ Cycle Supply House.
Get Pocahontas Smokelss Coal at
Interior Lumber Co.'s.
See the Doyle bath room heater, light
little, vitally effective, cost $3.50. W.
p. Prescott, Keeney Block. .1.,
AU those who want to go to the old
country for Christmas can go* to Louis
Hotop who will sell them a ticket cheap.
The $ao Monitor steel range sold by
the Fargo Hardware Co. is complete,
artistic and dirt cheap at the price.
See it..
The, Bowers Bros, began the deliv
cry this afternoon of the new fixtures
for the Hub restaurant. They are of
oafc and strictly up-to-date in design
Mfdiirrangement and it is expected
th»t their installation will be completed
tomorrow morning. I-
55
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An eveait. in fraternal society circles
this -e$ftjj£|| 'will be a "smoke social"
Tribe No. 1 of
be held at the
Ito be .a
will be
See the New
Petticoats
New
Plaid Silk
ings.
Petticoats.
Also the Changeable Taffe
tas, Trimmed in Plaid
Pip­
Domestic Dep't.
Fleeced Back Waistings in Basket
Cloth and Huckaback ^Weaves.
duced per yard,
to..
?r2-Inch
&
Re
16c
A special assortment of Fringed and
Hemstitched Towels. Spe- OR A
cial value, each .......... £vC
German Table Damask.
or this sale only, 4*
per yard DOC
Extra wide Table Linen, Full
Bleached Damask, 2 1-4 and 2 1-2
inches wide, all new arrivals, per
yard:
1.25,1.35,1.50,1.75
See our new Satin Quilts, all the
latest patterns and designs, size
2 1-4x2 5-8 and 2 5-8x2 5-8.
Sheets, 81x90, Seamless,
fine quality. Special at ..
10x4
69o
Gray and Tan Blankets, 75c
quality. Special lot ISO Jk
this sale
OvU
Ready-made Pillow Cases 45x36, fine
quality Muslin, well made, wide hem.
Special for this sale ft
only VU
Comforters, heavy, winter weight.
Our regular $1.25 quality, ftft^
This sale only vFlvC
,Fleecy Knit
Underwear.
in Timfe of Warmth
Prepare for Cold.
I
ri HavejU^ heavy underwear in the
house, ready for the sudden drop in
temperature Just around the cor
ner. It's coming sure. We've
pjanncHtf ahead for it. Qot a chance
last week to gather in a great lot
ol Knit Made^rw^ear appcial 41^
COUntL 'V
i case Lalltes,,1ieavy^deeMil'Vests
and Pants 25c quality
... 19c
ftjen's 75c quality wdol fleeced Shirts
and Drawers,
69c
Ladies' all-wool Hose, ex
tra heavy 35c quality....
Women's Munsing Union Suits, extra
heavy lined, in white or
gray, per suit O VV
Women's fleece lined Hose, high
spliced heels and double soles. A
special bargain ft BE
at fiOC
25o
well arranged programme which will be
exceedingly entertaining.
Insure with Robbins. N. Y. Life,
i ForUpdegraff's guaranteed gloves go
to Moy & Kennedy's.
Fl#ICKER.TAfK»
Cigar pleases
every one. A 10-cent smoke for 5c.
STORM SAIN are cheap.
Go to
Ths VtHty UmbtrCMipaiqr't Yards
No. Its N. Pi Ate. 'Phone 24S,
ior y'yr'
SMnn Stera
mi
Wtatowt and all kinds
of Unfair at Lowest Market Prices.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Quist left this
morning for Grand Forks,
wil ladjourn. the regular
session was called to convene this
morning. The November term prom
ises to be a very busy one. A large
number of new criminal cases necessi
criminal cases to be tried.
BARLEY!
.. ."1 _v. if ..
We want barley. Either feed or malt*
ia« grades. Send samples and
set oar offer.
MAGILLA CO., Firgot N.J.
Editor Fred L. Johnson issued the
'"*^me^'ph|e North Dakotan, yester?
space, in write-ups
•to that hustler among
There in no lloohell* aiita, Alua^
Ume or Ammonia in food madi w
Calumet
Powder
done.
where he J."
Novembei
term of federal court until Dec. 1. The on that day to all callers and a box of
".f
THE BAKING POWDER TRUST—
It mak«a our* food.
improves his enterprise with each suc
ceeding issue.
Remember the Yeomen dance tonight
at Pirie's Hall.
A O A
is like a phonograph—it speaks for istelf
The
clean, smooth edges
to
are so soothing
the wearer, while the
re
saw edge "stir-
th up wrath." The
Troy Steam Laundry
turns out soothers
always.
'Phone 236. N. P. Ave.
See the Radiant Home smokeless
lignite heater, with twentieth century
fire pot in actual operation at M. R.
O'Neill's.
For goodness sake look into the win
dow at Nickells' all night drug store
and see the pipe display—the finest in
the city.
Mrs. HARRIETT MAfiILL CARTER
Vocal Initroetsv
Pupil of
AM NELS O N U O
715 South Eighth Street
... Telephone 306.
The dmth dficurred yesterday after
noon ofj^nHendrickson at the age of
84 years. Some time ago he bought the
C. Peterson place near Oak Grove after
the sale of a farm on the Minnesota side.
He is survived by a wife and six chil
dren four of whom are with the mother
in this city. The others are residents of
St. Paul and Minneapolis. 'The fu
neral will take place, from 21 Sixth
Avenue North to morrow afternoon.
in cold weather consider three items
—Overcoat, Heavy Coat and Trousers.
A. KJellman, Tailor, Broadway.
Contractor Kennedy today had a
force of men at work unloading street
car rails, five cars of which have arrived
over the Milwaukee since Saturday.
Thfey are being placed on a site near the
depot. Agent Degnan stated, this after
noon, that two more cars would arrive
on the freight due this evening. Rail
road men say better consignments of
steel rails they have never seen and they
are much heavier tha nthey thought
would be used for the Fargo lines.
TEA ROOM
—and—'-
Woman'«
Exchange
Boom 24 deLendrecie Blk
Honrs 1 to 9 p. m.
Caterer Pirie, who is to have charge
of the buffet department of the Com
mercial Club, has begun the furnishing
of the kitchen and pantries. Today a
gas range was put in place and fitted
for use by the Union Light, Heat &
Power Co. Mr. Pirie expects to be
able to place the buffet at the disposal
of the club members in the course of
several days when it will be open from
about 11 a. m. so that luncheons will
be served and meals to order at the
convenience of members who at any
time desire to entertain among them
selves, or visitors when they are in the
city.
Clothing
Salesladies
once
HANCB
HENRY
A Forum reporter was much sur
prised this morning to note the big im
provement of the new Economy Store
over that of the old—both in size of
the store and stock as well as the ad
vantage to be gained by the enlarge
ment of the stock. Goods in all de
partments are rapidly being arranged in
order and while business is now being
everything will be in perfect
readiness for the formal opening day,
Thursday, Nov. 12. As Miller has ad
vertised, refreshments will be served
1 i 1 K? trAfno o iinll Ua
Everhart's chocolates will be given free
to every purchaser of $1 or over. Mil
ler wants to make his new Economy
Store a stopping place, in fact a rest
11 iictcwr —rr—o i"wvv» »w^v
tates the calling of a grand jury and place, for ladies, whether they buy
there are three or four very important
or
n°t and
all times.
they will find a welcorne at
PEOPLE OF NOTE.
W .Cl Dickson-and M- Muir of inkr
ster were among the visitors. i
Rfv. L. G. Moultrie" of Valley, Jit£
was a gue^'t at the Waldorf.'
j-yuuwi i icu L. juiuuuk issucu mc Miss Rawson E. O." Chase and R, S.
ovember n&nber of his real estate &dams Were gi»«ts frorh Lisbon
at
a
.T
The il^lpiaine this month devotes ReVjTf, Krfgsta4 ofj^|fan4 P'6rlcs flid
.1 ymk- Ktv:
at th
4 V
Y
the
OTAirana ror«g yno
Chicago, ..PI4 are
•weredown
tnijtg*nd
ItOkraa^ ilitht aiid are
f"
THREE FIRES
Old Overboe Mill Burned at Moorhead
Very TrirUng
Blazes.
pjf
The old Overbee flouring miHji at
Moorhead were entirely destroyed by fire
this morning. At about 5:45 the old
four-story building was discovered in
flames, and owing to its remote location
from the water district the firemen could
do but little in checking the fire or
staying its spread. A barn, used as a
tool house by James Anderson, ad
joining the old mill, was also completely
destroyed with a quantity of carpenter's
tools which were stored therein. The
loss is about $1,500. There was no insur
ance on either structure. The fire is
believed to be of incendiary origin, or
was started by tramps who made have
been sleeping in the mill. The flour mill
was one of the old land marks in Moor
head, having been erected in 1882, and
has not been operated for a number of
•^ears.
RESIDENCE DAMAGED.
A second alarm was turned in at
Moorhead about 8 :jo this morning. An
overheated stove at the residence of
Henry Zeizas on Second Avenue had
ignited the kitchen floor. The depart
ment made a good run and succeeded
in extinguishing the blaze before any
great damage was done.
FIRE IN FARGO.
The local department answered an
alarm turned in from Seventh Avenue
North and Broadway yesterday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. A pile of debris
in the rear of the vonNieda barn was
found in flames. A line of hose was laid
and the fire ^vas extinguished before the
flames had communicated to the barn.
No loss.
THIS BEATS SAFE CRACKING.
Burglar Hid In Basemsnt and Whan Star*
Was Vacated Stole $220.
About 6 o'clock last night during- the
absence of the proprietor and his clerk,
the general merchandise store of Wil
liam Staples at Absaraka, was robbed
of $220 in cash. The thief made good
his escape and so far has not been ap
prehended, despite the fact that a posse
was in pursuit the greater portion of
the night. A clue was obtained today
and the officers think they may be suc
cessful in running down the guilty par
ties.
Last night about 5:30 o'clock the
clerk employed by Mr. Staples left the
store for his supper. At 6 the proprie
tor left, locking the store. When the
clerk returned he found the safe had
been opened and $220 in cash taken.
An investigation revealed the fact that
the store had been entered through the
basement. It is the opinion of the offi
cers that the man entered the store
some time during the day and unobserv
ed entered the basement and awaited
the chance to get to the safd when the
store attaches were out. The safe was
left open, and all the burglar had to
do was to pull the door open and take
the money.
The officers learned this morning
that a strange man had begged a ride
on a G. N .freight engine, running out
of Absaraka, but was put off after rid
ing a few miles. The officers are sure
that this was the burglar. They have
a good description of the fellow, which
has been sent to officers all over the
state and in western Minnesota.
For State News Read The Forum.
THE GARLAND
BASE BURNER
Warms Um nun,
IMM KM
mi
-For Sale By-
H. Harrington,
Broadway, Fargo.
We wait a lew mor6 farm
loans. Oujr rates are as low
as the fi&es penmt. Aj?pH*
cations and titles arcraljted
upon here, and the fu^|»Mre
ready, as soon as the tide is
in shape. Call and see us
if,
w