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Dress Goods and
Silk Offers
S»
i9»ilich, Black Taffeta, always sold at
59C,
Special at' A.
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22-inch Slack Tiffeta, always sold
at $1. 7Qa
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36-inch Black ilways sold
at $1.75. *1 OR
Special I .ww
Lot 1—Consisting of Venetians, Hen
riettas and Plaid Dress Goods, a bro
ken lot, worth and" $1.25. CnA
Choice at .wUu
Lot 2—Odd lot of Dress Goods,
worth $1.25 .and ,$175.. 7K«
Choice at
Jti.:-
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Lot 3—Odd lot.jof Dress Goods, worth
$i.25to$r75.
Choice at $ I UU
Ladies' Fine Underw'r
AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Special Monday, we will offer one
lot (broken sizes) of Ladies Fine
"Stuttgarter" Underwear, made of
the finest quality wool, at 20 Per
Cent Discounts
Hosiery
:#l
Women's fine Cashmere Hose, good
.*5: quality,- OK a
at v.:
Worsted Hose,
Children 's Ribbed
si/cs 6 to g,
at
25c
Women's Flannelette
Gowns,
Women's fine Outing Flannel .Gowns,
f.V^?,.,tnjT|pi?d, with
braid, good dollar value,
W omen's heavy Flannelette Gowns,
yoke and'cuffs trimmed very prettily
with Chambray^ to matfh regular
$1.25 value, ...
at
D. S. DEPARTMENT
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WHAT THE WEATHER WAY BE.
OF
i o
J/'k
Jiou
AoKiouLTuam
Hey, western South Dakota, Minnesota, Lake
JroRion, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, and the
.•-•.v Middle Atlantic Coast, and snow was falling
^'sjthis morning at Havre, Helona and Miies City,
"land raining at Kansas City, St. Louis, Mar
!.jiuette. Milwaukee, Detroit, Pittsburg, and
ew York. The barometer pressure is high
est of the lakes,
V Vai
H. W. GRASSE, Obaerw.
-vAv Chicago forecast: Generally fair tonight and
ijruesdujr colder tonight.
CITY LOCALS.
Buy D. & P. gloves.
Cook
paints signs,
ftm-•V5!i|
fc'-
'phone ^1'
Transactions in the Fargo clearing
-'^^otise today amounted to $148,300.
Aids digestion—Washington Irving
'Isigar between meals.
Plant Chinese sacred lilies now—
Shipment just reed. Shotwell & Graver.
Oet Pocahontas Smakebs Coal at
Interior Lumber Co.'s.
In underwear and hosiery we've an
^^•^^^legant assortment to. choose from.
.i^.i^l^Moy & Kennedy^: vH*berdashers, 63
ilil:|froad,"ay-
'S
v-
An application was made, in bounty
^'':-!s '':*v''.'-v.^bourt this morning for the appointment
irpi
P. O. Brickton as admini^trratpr of
the estate pf Anton Christopherson,*
^deceased, late of -Harwood.
THESE WtLI? BVIDERTLY BB SONB
DISAPPODV1BD CAKD1DA1ES
The first snow 'to ^remain on the
ferOund F&tg& this season began^to
•i2faU shortly noon yesterday and
#hi? ea^^^lMl^ithi whidi it began
"*«8es of a big fall, bui after
had Wen cov^red with a
it s^^pl
'iKaye jgt
-,„Vv.the
thin
:a'nd
Strmmt
Wonderful Opportunities Await You
We have determined to make November the biggest month in our his
tory. If you are looking for values you will find them here.
Some Stunning
Coats
Our assortment of Coats embraces
more new and exclusive modes
than has ever been seen in this or
any other establishment ilt the
city.
At $25.00
the largest assortment and variety
of ideas, as well as greatest values,
in the history of this store.
A special purchase of upwards of
100 handsome Coats, bought at
about 50c on the dollar, will be
placed on sale at the following low
prices:
$6.75, $7.50, $10,
$12.50 and $15.
New Military Coats in fine Kersey
and Zibeline Cloth,at $15,
990 fill
$20, $25 and $JU UU
We offer special Monday about 150
Children's Long Coats at $5, $6, $7.50,
Many-styles and effects in all
shades.
The Suits
come in plain Cheviots and Broad
cloths, Fancy Mixtures, English
Worsteds, in the short, 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. s
Women's $20.00 Suits
-i '.
Women's, $25.00 Suits,
for ..........
Women's $35.00 Suits
for .. ......
Women's $65.00 Suits
for ....... ....
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WEATHER BUBHAD.
Moorhoad, Mian.. Nov. 1C, 1908.
Prtwure at 9. a. m.. i».21: DOOU, 29.W.
Tomp«r«turo. 7 a. m.. 10": noon, 30*.
Cloudy weather prevails generally. Tlie tem
jperatnre is decidedly lower over tlie Red Biver
Valley, the Daltotas and Can*diun Northwest.
The degrees below zero at Medicine Hat and
|o 6° below in North Dakota and Montana,
ifrht snow or rain has fallen in the past 24
ours over Alborta, Monianu. the Red River
for cutters and bob sleighs and several
orders were taken.
D. & P. gloves are best made.
Gentlemen wear D. & P. glovel^"
Have Knight Printing Co. print it!
Cigar pleases
every one. A 10-cent smoke for 5c.
Erdel's Selected Java coffee, completes
the Thanksgiving dinner—phone 718.
Every lady in Fargo should use
Buena Remedies to protect the skin.
For sale at de Lendrecie's.
Dr. C. L. Rose has removed his dental
offices from over the Herbst store to the
third floor of the Edwards Building.
Richard Euler, a farmer residing at
Arndt, To\vner County, has filed a pe
tition in bankruptcy with Judge Ami
don in federal court. He places his
liabilities at $8,761.48 and his assets
consist of $450 In money and books and
painting? valued at $50.
TRANSFER LINE
Especially equipped the rapid
transfer of all effects.
OBOROIB WBDOWOOO, Prop.
OMm with W. P. Morris Stm, front
9tr««t.
OtUce'Pbone 387. House 906.
So dark and gloomy was it yesterday
that several of tfye churches were
obliged to use gas during the morning
services, that is in edifices where gas
service was available, but in others
where electricity, was the only means
of lighting congregations could not
see to use books.
The Fargo post office holds a pack
age containing. tj,wobooks—"Sartor
Resartus/' and "Heroes and Hero Wor
ship," mailed at the. lofcal office with
out any address. Tht package contains.
7 cents worth oTsfc§jg«M and if ttojM
ty mailing it wIU' alf'it the postonl^
and write the address it will be ,for
warded.-]
1
€.
There,
:at|e some nea^, bargai|is in
^taples at ^the New Economy Store,
1^ Front ^tr.^. {The. reporter found
MiUer busy' Jsjfiwjr'diitt ^nd marking the
new st^ek tit Whi^ t^ foUowing are'
irons,
teelsj|^^*ot^»c^
Fur Sale
rar Monday we have
$30 00
$45 00
storm
cuffs.
.. ... $1500
ami$!2:5.°...
$1350
$18 50
$25 00
$45 00
Women's Street Hats
At reduced prices for this sale.
Our Mail Order Department
is complete In every detail.
tive and heaped higher with bargains
than ever. re
insure with Rot^bins.
THE FATJGO FORTTM Sip? EATM! REPtfBLICAN, MONFAT EVENING, NOVEMBER T8, 1509,
-t*
New Shopping
Bags in Walrus,
Seal and ^Saffron
Leathers at 98c.
soitti y^ry
special Fur bargains. I
Long Squirrel Boas, ermine trifrrtVied,
regular $25 values.
Special
Single Skin Fox Boas, in sable and,
Isabella, very handsome flQ CI)
ones, at yU.wl!
German Lynx Cluster. Scarfs, with 6
itrge,a.ils'. :..
$1750
$2 50
•for line curly Astrakhan
ipuu uu
Coats,
ner's best satin.
lined with Skin-
for the finest Neafseal
Coats with black marten
collar, full length revers and
Combination Nearseal Blouse Copts
with Hudson Bay Beaver, Marten rfnd
Squirrel" collar, revers and cuffs.
Prices range from $50.00
to .. ....
Fine blue skin Krimmer
Coftts at
$75 08
$37 50
Sable and Isabella Fox Boas,
,4flarten Cluster Scarfs, Beav
jlr, Marten Long Boas, Bear
rBoas, Squirrel Pelerines,
ilso the Wide Cape Pelerines
the finest Sable and Isa
bella Fox, with Miuffs to
"match.
•«. Negligees
Exceptional Values in Negligees,
Dressing Sacques, Eiderdown Robes,
Outing Flannel, FianneUette
French Flannel. V
PRICED At V:S
$1.25 and Up
K. V. Life.^,
For full dress shirts,ties', mufflers and
gloves—"Correct—Moy & Kennedy's.
A 6-room house for rent, three blocks
from the Waldorf. F. F. Lincoln, room
18, Magill Block.
In cold weather consider three items
—Overcoat, Heavy Coat and Trousers.
A. KJellman, Tailor, Broadway.
Troubles in the far west, snow and
some other things belated the N.
Limited on the N. P. yesterday sev
eral hours, the train not passing
through the city until after 1 o'clock
in the afternoon. The same train was
repotted late today and at noon was
expected about 3 o'clock p. m.
BARLEY!
We want barley. Either fMd or malt
ing grades. Send samples and
gat oar offer.
MACULA* A CO., Fargo, N. D.
Alex Stirling is in ttye city and re
ports closing "up fall work in good
shape in spite of rains during harvest
season. He says he has thrown off the
farm several collectors for The Forum
and is surprised to find that he is wel
comed the same as^ ever at The Forum
office. Alex is ai) right—and Iris friends
are legion. •.
Completes the
Thanksfiving
Dinner.
s
Phone 718. N.P.Ave.
The fall in^ the temperatuff sind thfi
appe&fance of know yestfcrdSifr crts&t^d
^fUWpess for the stove dealers this
^writing and more business in sales and
the ^incident erecting of stoves was
dAne than could be attended to today:
of the sales were for hard coal
l^mrs, bttt there were
nirte Ijf&TieVs
mm: lignite it is
bi| majonty
(9*
sold.
of
fttpip
forced to
ite last
winter
I a good fue!
:|uid much ctyi
N*-
sst of
t-the
alt
Srs of
t^ai
In
^itof
an4
hard coal heaters, but the expected
has not happened.
Vacant lots for sale cheap, both with
in and outside city limits. F. F. Lin
coln, Magill Building.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church announces a
"poet social" for Friday evening, fol
lowing Thanksgiving day.
If it's fashionable you'll find it here,
and most reasonably 'priced too. Moy
& Kennedy, haberdashers, 60 Broad
way. ... .... .. ....
The $29 Monitor steel range sold by
the Fargo Hardware Co. is complete,
artistic and dirt cbea| Rk tfe* price.
See it.
Jonas Wotd, who for some time has
been engaged in the drug business in
Hillsboro, reached the city Saturday
night arjd has accepted a position with
Fout & Porterfield.
A. E. Hatch of Oberon, N. D., was
another of the Scottish Rite members
who had the K. C. C. H. conferred up
on, him at the October session of the
supreme council.
Constipation, headache, backache,
feel mean, no appetite, all rton down.
RQpky Mountain Tea will make you
well antj keep, you, well. Money back,
if it fails, 35 cents. Fout & Porter
field. .•
Ex-Mayor Johnson was a passenger
to St. Paul and Minneapolis this morn
ing on business connected with the
grain growers' convention which is to be
held in this city in January* He expects
to return about Friday.
Beautifully Done.
"How can you laundry that linen
so beautifully?" asked a lady who
saw samples of our cleansed table
linen—"Why, the
Troy Steam Laundry
does it like that always."
'Phone 236. Arthur Buiett. N. P. Ave.
Mrs. Paul Martin slipped on the
Broadway crossing of the Northern
Pacific Saturday evening on her way
home from the Degree of Honor par
ty and sprained an ankle. Two bones
in the ankle were broken and she will
be crippled for some weeks.
In the county court this morning an
order was made allowing the report of
the administrator of the estate of Ozias
Mix, deceased, and a final decree of dis
tribution was entered. An order was
also made confirming the sale of certain
leal estate of Benjamin, deceased.
The Luger Undertaking Co. is mak
ing an effort to locate friend^ of the
late Henry Curry, who met death at
the N. P. railway bridge on Saturday
jn£rning. If relatives are not found
thoyold veteran will be-given the regu
lar '$35 soldier burial, provided for by
law. It is said that Curry has a broth
er residing at Cando.
We want to sell you LUMBER
to get Money to buy more Lumber
to sell you.
Vie Valley Lumt»r Company
Office and Yards No. 122 N. P. Ave.
Telephone 243.
The arguments in the Eggert will con
test were concluded Saturday evening.
After the testimony has been transcribed
the attorneys for the contestants will be
given ten days in which to file a brief
and ten days thereafter the attorneys
for the petitioners for the admission
of the will will file theif brief. A de
cision in the case cannot possibly be
renedered inside of thirty days.
You remember the young lady whose
feet were cold and after placing the in
candescent light globe under the covers
at her feet went to sleep and was
awakened to find the bed on fire.- If
that young lady had used one of our
hot water bags she would have had a
good sleep, undisturbed. Nickells' Open
All Night Drug Store, Front Street.
At the Presbyterian manse tonight
at 8:30 o'clock Rev. Mr. Day officiating,
Philip Mathewinson and Miss Lulu
Lathe will be united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. The bride is a popular
Fargo young lady, who for the past
few months has been employed by the
Northern Abstract Co. and the groom
is a well known young barber of the
city.
Money to loan on valley lands or
Fargo City property at a low rate
North
Dakota's
Head
quarters
for
Lineiti*
Patterns Cloths
and Napkins.
2x2 yards, for this
sa'e
2x2% yards, for this
sale ..........
2x3^ yards, for this'
sale
2x2/2
yard,
Special at
2x3 yards,
Special at ...
2x3^ yards,
Special at ...
2^x354 yards,
Special at ...
Caterer Pirie who has
best at his command.
of
interest. No commission charged.
Call and sea us. Real estate for sale.
The Lockhart Company, Edwards
Building.
Members of Rupert's orchestra are
havihg I good laugh, among themselves,
over a remark made to Joe Zimmerman
yesterday. Mr. Zimmerman was asked
by a friend if he was still playing with
tlie' orchestra and was answered in the
affirmative. Chatting along about theatre
matters the friend said, "then you play
for the shows." Mr. Zimmerman re
plied, "yes." "Good" said the friend,
"then you'll play between the pieces at
the Thomas concert, Fm going to that."
Joe says he never had such hard work
in hp life to supress a laugh.
A OU«t elaborate programme has
been prepared by Director Zimmerman
of the: North Dakota State Band for
the Commercial Club inaugural party,
Wednesday evening. The band which
will consist of about thirty pieces will
be stationed on a specially contrived
between the Commercial
and- the Urge west end
X.
Temple building.^ The
IU-M4 Freet Mrest
S FAM0, IL D.
Thanksgiving Linen Sale Com=
mences Monday, Not. 16, at 9a.m.
Jn A fine Table Cloth and fine Napkins are as essential for a
Thanksgiving Dinner as the proverbial Turkey. The newness
of our designs, and the superior qualities, combined with reason
able prices, make our lines the most sought for everywhere.
Our prices are always the lowest, the qualities always the best.
Our stock is acknowledged to be the most complete in North
Dakota. It consists of the choicest Irish, German and Scotch
Linens, both Bleached and Unbleached. Buy your Linens here
and save money. The following are only a few of our Thanks
giving specials:
$3 50
$450
$5 50
$16 50
2^2x3 yards, with napkins,
the set this sale at..,..
2^x4 yards, #Hh.'napkin^, for _Uijs
sale the set,
at
2^2x3^ yards, hemstitched, with nap
kins to match, also hemstitched, reg
ular price is $24.50.
at
$1850
Odd Pattern Cloths.
promised the
The will of the late John Hendrick
son has ben filed for probate. Tlie es
tate amounts to about $7,000.
FOR^ALE^OR^WGNT.
Seven-room brick house, No. 335
Eighth Avenue South. Has mod
ern improvements. Possession giv
en at once.
Mm Vtf toy la*fc| to. Mam Mask.
Alfred G. Miller and Miss Ellen J.
Bellberg, both of this city, were married
Saturday evening in the county court
room, Judge Hanson officiating. The
bride is a well known Fargo girl and
the groom is a son of George Miller
and an employe of the electric light
company.
The case of Folger vs. Hodges will
occupy the attention of the jury in the
district court until tomorrows night. At
noon today the plaintiff concluded his
case and rested, and the defendant com
menced the presentation of his case at
the opening of the afternoon session.
Hodges is on the stand. There has
been nothing new developed in the
case. The Aetna Indemnity Co. vs
Fred Schroeder is the next case set for
trial. Plaintiff sues to recover $1,500
alleged to be due on a certain bond
made by the defendants for Wm. Cle
ments, the elevator agent, who suicided
at Leonard about three years ago, and
Bleached Table Linen.
72-in., napkins to match, regular
$i-75 values, I 1
at
72-in., with napkins to match, regu
lar $1.00 values,
68-in., regular 85c value,
$3 00
..$5 00
.......... $8 00
r:7 $13 50
in whose
found.
r'
iy-
w
Rep-ra
ft:
High
Orade
Goods
and
Low
f^rlces.
$159
93c
73c
Unbleached Table Linen
72-inch, regularly •?.'*.
at
72-inch, regularly 75c,
at
62-inch, regularly 60c,
at
89c
68c
48c
Fancy Doylies.
5-inch, fringed, reduced to,
per doz
7-inch, fringed, reduced to,
per doz
9-inch, fringed, reduced to,
per doz
12-inch, fringed, reduced to
per doz
Also a splendid variety at
$.i50 and
All-Linen Napkins—Special Sale!
Breakfast Size, full bleached, heavy quality,
dozen, only
55c
90c
$120
$1 50
$400
this sale, per KZ
vli4D
accounts a shortage
SENTENCED AT MANDAIN.
Mandan Pioneer: In the district court
on Saturday morning, Harry Morgan
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years and four months for grand
larceny at the store of Lueder Bros.,
of New Salem. The defendant had, on
the previous day, pleaded guilty to the
offence charged. His companion, Felix
McCarthy, was discharged on motion
of State's Attorney Campbell, as there
was not enough evidence to secure a
conviction.
THE RURAL IDE&
Cincinnati Enquirer: Aunt Samantha
—An' what dew yew work dt when yew
air tew hum?
City Nephew (on a vacation)—Why,
I attend school. I'm studying for a
doctor.
Aunt Samantha—Dew tell! Ain't th'
doctor able tew do his own studdyin'?
DIRECT CONNECTIONS AT
Union depots are made at St. Paul and
Minneapolis bv all trains from Pacific
coast and northwestern ooints with the
Wisconsin Central Railway, thus af
fording a comfortable and convenient.
journey to Manitowoc, Milwaukee, Chi-t
cago and eastern and southern cities
via two modern trains leaving daily.
For further information apply to your
nearest ticket agent
Jas. C. Pond, G. P. A.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
I
The Supreme Quarantee
Our large stock of
Skins
Seal and Persian
and other for wearing material
was purchased before the importers
advanced in prices. And to make
things interesting, we cheerfully for
feit our share of the profit to quick
buyers of fur garments made to order.
Flirt For FartilotiaMt Foto,
Absolutely fresh, clean and beavtl
ful pieces Is the only sort that
are shown here.
tadlM' T*ilor M«d«
Suits to order.
Mr. L. Lazarus, formerly with Man
dej Bros, of Chicago, HI., as practical
ladles' tailor, is employed here and'
will take up all Orders in this line of
work, Repairing aad RewodeMag.
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