The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], November 17, 1903, Image 5

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New EmbroM
erles and
Lace Beading for
Corset Covers*
~Dress
"1
'•m
Goods and
Silk Offers
I$-inch
Black Taffeta, always sold at
S9C, 9Q.
Special at.v,,......... .wwO
22-inch Taffeta alurays sold
.79C
36-inch ^laelt taffeta, always sold
Lot 1—Consisting of Venetians, Hen
riettas and Plaid Dress Goods, a bro
ken Ibt, wohh $t and $f.2S. CAn
Choice at
vUw
Lot 2—Odd lot of Dress Goods,
•worth $1^25 and $1.75.' 7C*
Choice at I vU
Lot 3—Odd lotpfDressGoojds, worth
$1.25 to $1.75. ^.
Choice 4t
$100
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 Discount.
Hosiery
'^dftdirciine Cashmere-Hose, gbod
35c quality
at
25c
Children's Ribbed. Worsted
sizes 6 to 9,
at
Women's Flannelette
Gowns
Wdmen's fine Outing Flannel Gowns,
yoke collar and cuffs, trimmed with
braid, good dollar value,
yoke and cuffs trimmed very
with ChambraS atto.^ regular
$1.25 value,
at
lloorhMd, Minn..
.fgrossare
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THE WEATHER WAY BE
A S. DarABtiaufT or
AORIOCLTOTUM
WBATHR BUEHAO.
Nor. 17,1903.
at
9. *.
m., 29.29: noou, 29.35,
JTomp«ratare.
7 a. m.. 3": uoon. 10*.
TJenorally clear
weather prevails (his morn*
ins, west of the lakes. The temperature ia de*
fllinedljr lower over all sections, the greatest
change being from
?2
to
38
Wonderful Opportunities Await You
)fe h®ve determined to make November the biggest month in our his
fc:r t#|y- K you are looking for values you will find them here.
*-sSome Stunning
Coats
Our assortment of Coats embraces
more new and exclusive modes
than has ever been seen in this or
any other establishment in the
city.
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 5Qc 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, £9(1 ftH
$20, $25 and $JU.UU
We offer special Monday about 150
Children's Long Coats at $5. $6, $7.50,
£&.. ..,,.,,,.,.$15.00
Many styles \and ^effects in all
shades.
The Suits
come
in
Hose,
25c
CO#*
at .UUO
Women's heavy Flannelette Gpwjis,
flrettfly
plain Cheviots
morning's Limited
four hours late.
degrees lower over
Colorado, the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys
aud eastward to the lakes
18
degrees below at
Calgary is the lowest reported. There have
been
»n»w
flurries over the west and rain or
snow is general over the Ohio Valley, lake re
gion and New England Coa»**
*.*_
t. It was snowing
4
ba and Milwaukee and raining at Knoxville,
Cincinnati, Pittsburg, New York and Boston.
The barometer pressure is abnormalljrhigh in
ttte northwest 31.00 being reported at Havre.
•HL H. W. GRASdE. Observer.
JChicago forecast: Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday colder tonight.
CtTY LOCALS.
.Buy D. & P. gloves.
Cook paints signs, 'phone^
J.Aida dl(«atka-«WaaUagtoa Irving
|gar between aieele.
Plant Chinese sacred lilies now—
Aipment just reed. Shotweil & Graver.
^Qpt Pocihoatm Smokelaa Coal
Kttfrtor Loader Co.*».
The $29 Monitor steel range sold by
*?$|e Fargo Hardware Co. is complete,
ajrtistfc and $rt jcheap at the ?*fce.
%e it.
V The Loyal Americans at thetr "meet*
:g|gg last night admitted a number oi
new members and the question of the
organization of ana orchestra was con
siaered. This evening a dance with re
freshments will be given under the
*wspices of the lodge at PirieV Hall.
8 WHAT
eiUMt:*
trains
ontana
storms
$3800
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,.
Women's $20.00 sjttits
for :...Y:
Womsprts Suits,
for ...,. .v.
Wome»'s$3s«©fiSuits
for ......A..?.,
Womep-s $6$.oo. Suits
ior
$13 50
$1850
$4500
•vD. & P. gloves are. best made.
•j Gentlemen wear D. & P. gloves.
Have Knight Printing Co. print it!
CKERTAIL Cigar pleases
every one. A 10-cent smoke for 5c.
Erdel's Selected Java coffee, completes
the Thanksgiving dinner-—'phone 718.
Dr. C. L» Rose has removed his dental
offices from over the Herbst store to the
third floor of the Edwards Building.
gO^SALBJJRJJENT.
Seven-room brick house, No. 335
Eighth Avenue South. Has mod
ern improvements, Possession giv
en at once.
Married Monday evening at the manse
of the Presbyterian Church, by Rev.
Edgar W. Day, Miss Louisa H. Laithe
to John P. Matthiensori. The groom
is a welt known barber in the city. The
young couple will go to housekeeping
in a home prepared, by the groom near
First Avenue and Ninth Street North.
TRANSFER LINE
Bspecially MUipped for the rapid
A traok|»r of allafleeta.
0B0R08 WBPQWOdO, Prop.
wtth W. P. Merits 8tof«. IM
Itriit.
OMc«'PtK»«M7. tlotiMlKM.
Through the courtesy of Congressman
B. F. Spalding the Masonic Club rooms
are receiving daily The Congressional
Record. The many members who daily
visit the club appreciate the thought
fulness of Mr. Spalding in placing such
a valuable paper for their perusal daily.
The file( is being kept c$iqplete by the
•steward \ri v Av
5bjbtef
Walrus*
Saffron
Fur Sale
For Monday we have some very
special Fur bargains.
Long Squirrel Boas,, ermine trimmed,
regular $25 values.i
Special
Single Skin Fox ifoas, in sable and
Isabella, Very ^handsome
ones, at
German Lynx Cluster Scarfs, with 6
large tails,
at .....
$1750
sable and
$9 50
'fs, with 6
$2 50
for fine curly Astrachan
Coats, lined with Skin­
ner's best satin.
9AE OA for the finest Near sea I
^rw.UU Coats with black marten
storm collar, full length revers and
cuffs.
Combination Nearseal Blouse Coats
with Hudson Bay Beaver, Marten and
Squirref collar, revers and cuffs.
Prices range from $50.00
$7500
Fine blue skin Krimmer
Coats at
$37.50
Sable and Isabella Fox Boav
Marten Cluster Scarfs, Beav*
er, Marten Long Boas, Beat"
Boas, Squirrel Pelerines,
also the Wide Cape Pelerines
in the finest Sable and Isa*
bella Fox, with Muffs tor
match.
Negligees
Skceptional Values in NegffgiisSj
Dressing Sacques, Eiderdown Robes,
Outing Flannel, plannellette a$d
French Flannel.
PRICED
$1.25 and Up2l
Women's Street Hats
At reduced prices for this sale.
Our Mail Order Department
is complete In every detail.
report edabout at retail in Chicago
dozen.
it' 4ft cents per
Insure with Robbirts. N. Y. Lifp.
A 6-room house for rent, three blocks
from the Waldorf. F. F. Lincoln, room
18, Magill Block.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rob
erts Street M. E. Church will meet
Thursday afternoon of this week at Mrs.
Jackson's on Tenth Avenue North
The Ladies are requested to bear this
in mind.
la cold weather consider three Items
—Overcoat, Heavy Coat and Trousers.
A. KJellman, Tailor, Broadway.
The federal court attaches are busy
making preparations for the opening
of the Grand Forks team which will be
convened op Dec. 1, The lists of jurors
both grand and petit, have been selected
and summonses have been served. A
great many arrests have been made late
ly and the criminal docket promises to
be uhusually large.
W* want barley* l^ther feed or malt
ing grades. Send samples and
get oar offer.
MAQILL&CO., Fargo, N. D.
A patty was given at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. T. S. McKenzie, 1313
Second Avenue South, Monday evening
in honor of Miiss Marion March, who
will leave with her mother, Mrs. March,
for Los Angeles, Cal., Thursday for the
winter. There were about fifteen little
girls present and the evening was pass
ed very pleasantly.
fJbe
must"
Fboae 718. N.P. Ave.
is tonsi^^rable ti
the streffet
fontractor
Serial back to the curb, and When possi
ble keep the sidewalk open for traffic.
In underwear and hosiery we've an
elegant assortment to choose fron.
Hoy & Kennedy, haberdashers, 69
Broadway. si
Beautifully Done.
"How can you laundry that linen
so beautifully?" asked a lady who
saw samples of our cleansea table
linen—"Why, the
Troy Steam Laundry
does it like that always."
'Phone 236. Arthar Bassett. N. P. Ave*
Every real estate deal contributes its
mite toward building up the city. Our
classified ads
v
we can take your picture or that of the
baby fust as well as when the day Is
bright. We need the sun develop the
picture
's
all.and you'll
And we'afterwards,thatfortoyou
re always ready at
EHokson't trtwMl Fleer Stadia,
Phone
664-L. N. P.
follow
money
Winter Clothing
Constipation, headache, backache,
feel mean, no appetite, all run down.
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
well and keep you well. Money back,
ifi.it fails. 35 cents. Fout & Porter
fi^ld.
A quorum of the members of city
council failed to show up last night and
Mlayor
Sweet adjourned the meeting to
Tju rsday night at 8 o'clock. There is
rauch important business to be trans
aped and the mayor requests that all
timbers be present on Thursday night.
TEA ROOM
—and—
Woman '&
Exchange
Boom
24
North
r«al? "qtV-itiakers."
See page 7.
Sheriff TWiiKeTl and deputies will
move into their new quarters in the
courthouse annex on lliursday or Fri
day of this week.
IN CLOUDY WEATHER
Dakota's
Head
quarters
for
Uaens
Avenue.
Friends of the Misses Mamie and
Katie Winter will be gratified to hear
that the most encouraging news comes
from Phoenix, Ariz., where they are so
journing for their health.
-One plain drunk was up befdTe Judge
Gearey in city court this morning. He
entered a plea of guilty, was assessed
a fine of $5, but had no money and was
en below to do four days in the
ci|y prison.
deLendrecie Blk
Hours
1
to
6
p.
JBU
Judge Hanson, in county court,"is
sued marriage licenses this morning to
the following parties: Gotthiff J.
Schatzke of Chaffee and Miss Tillie
Bleeze of Enderlin August E. Som
merfeld of Arthur and Miss Etta R.
Sell of. Amelia.
Prof. Samuel McCune Lindsay, who
went out as commissioner of education
to Porto Rico in February pf last year,
has been given, indefinite leave of ab
sence. His return is coincident with the
visit of the Moseley educational com
mission from England and it is expected
he will give much attention to the in
vestigations of that body.
We want to sell you LUMBER
to get Money to buy more Lumber
to sell you.
Tlit Vallty LuntlNr Company
Office and Yards No. 122 N. P, Ave.
Telephone 243.
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.
Money to loan on valley lands or
Fargo City property at a low rate of
interest. No commission charged.
Call and aee us. Rpal estate for sale.
The Lockhart Company, Edwards.
When President Roosevelt said that
a public officer's reputation should be
"clean as a hound's tooth" he was giv
en a good deal of credit for inventing
an expressive phrase. Someone has
just dug up the fact that Senator Ed
munds used precisely the same words
ten or a dozen years ago in describing
a Vermont applicant for office.
taTEifbthStS.
Schmidt
v
Bul^m^l material
of tH£ drive
is bfoibwl up
frpund
*23.90
IS THE RATE,
Front St Paul and Minneapolis to
Salt Lake City and Ogden. Utah Po
Idaho and Denver, Colorado
Pueblo, Grand Junction and"
,CoL via Chicago Great
Tickets on sale daily
inclusive. Saper*
9tt*IC4 Plnel Mrast
Patterns Clotiift
and Napkins.
2x2 yards, for thi%
sa,e
2x2% yards, for |has
sale .........
2X3J4 yards, for this
sale
yards, with napkins,
the set this sale at.
23^x4 yar45, .wi|h napkins, for this
$18 50
sale the sefjp '1
at
2^2x3!^ yards, hemstitched, with nap
kins to match, also hemstitched, reg
ular price is $24.50. 9
Odd Pattern Cloths.
...j$3 90
.....$5 00
..$800
$1350
2x2^ yard,
Special at
2x3 yards,
Special at .4
2x3^ yardS^ .:v
Special at
2^x3^ yards,
Special at ..... 7,
PEOPLE OF NOTE.
j. W. Perkins of Washihgtd^Dt C.,
is a guest at the Waldorf.
A. E. Richardson of Cooperstown is
a guest at the Hotel Prescott.
EL T. Spafford of Thompson was an
afternoon arrival at the Waldorf.
T. O. B.urgum, a prominent farmer
of Arthur, was a visitor in the city
today.
H. J. Watt of the Percival-Watt Co.,
Minneapolis, was calling on his Fargo
friends today.
W. F. Gokey of Park River and well
known in Fargo, was calling on his
friends here Monday night.
O. A. Hong of the hardware firm of
O. A. Hong & Co., at Buxton was
among the buyers in the city.
Mrs. Walter F. Cushing of Bismarck
is the guest of Mrs. T. R. Atkinson,
Third Avenue and Ninth Street South.
Richard Piper, the Leonard mer
chant and farmer, was a visitor in the
city this morning and transacted busi
ness at the courthouse
Conrad E. Moe of Cooperstown
reached the city this morning and will
remain here a number of days tran
sacting business. Mr. Moe bought an
isolated tract of forty acres, adjoining
his farm, at the landoffice today, and
he will nqw cultivate 2,000 acres, one
of the largest farms in this section of
the country. He reports the farmers
y
Imeqvatled
^facatiM to any
"age?& or totf.
ewaltcad TbeFoima.
TWO DAYS ONLY
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. IS and 19
High
Grade
O
an
Low
fjUMt, N. B.
Linen Sale Com=
mences Monday, Nov. 16, at 9 a. m.
Jk A fine Table Cloth and line 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, Qerman 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!
Bleached Table Linen.
72-in., napkins to match, regular
$1.75 values, CQ
at I .v®
72-in., with napkins to match, regu
lar $1.00 values,
at
68-in.
at ..
e#^V#-'
regular 85c value,
73c
Unbleached Table Linen
72-inch, regularly $1.00,
at
72-inch, regularly 75c,
at
62-inch, regularly 60c,
at
12-inch, fringed, reduced to
All-Linen Napkins—Special Salel
Breakfast Size, full bleached, heavy quality, this sale, per 0 IB
dozen, only I i"rO
in fine condition in his locality, and
everything booming around Coopers
town.
Mrs. E. C. Eddy and daughter, Miss
Carrie, returned from a visit with
friends and relatives in Minneapolis
last night.
At the Waldorf were G. B. Barnes,
Valley City John Smith, Cooperstown
R. Paton, Carrington Rev. C. H. Phil
lips, James, and J. H. Rose, of
'7^"' HORSES STOLEN.
EHendale Leader: When Fred Meh
ring went to his barn this morning to
care for his team, he found the horses
gone. It is supposed they were stolen.
The barn gives evidence the team was
taken in teh early morning. The horses
were bays, a gelding and a mare and
about 9 or 10 years old, large and
heavy, in good condition.
Thanksgiving
=AT FARGO, WALDORr HOTELS
THE EXTENSIVE
Exhibit of Original Albrecht Furs
O U will be given an opportunity of examining these
Luxurious Furs, which represent the PICK of the
World's Fur Markets in PELTRIES, and the latest
styles from the fashion capitals of Europe and America.
It ii not safe tp buy "fufs," a commodity of which your
personal knowledge is limited, from other than a reputable
for house, ^^url^r half a century of fair dealing has nude
the name of "AUMtBCHT" synonymou* with "Correct Purs"
throughout the land.
Our representative, Mr. W. F. Clarke, wtlf t$e frie&Mti'Vo
show you this incomparable line of FUR GARMENTS and NECK
WEAR and take your order for future delivery* Our goods and
values are worth your consideration.
ALBRECHT
20 Ea*t Seventh
Carving Sets and Silverware are not toy
knives, but as fine a line of serviceable
carvers and beautiful silver as you will
find anywtifere. It is nbt too early' 1^*
look them over.
PARQO. N.O.
1
89c
66c
48c
Pancy Doylies.
5-inch, fringed, reduced
to, CCA
per doz .will#
7-inch, fringed, reduced to,
per doz
9-inch, fringed, reduced to,
90c
$120
Cfl
per doz I .wU
Also a splendid variety at
$3.50 and
$400
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