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NEW AUTUMN CLOVES
ThVvalaes cannot be surpassed.
This dei artmenl is ready with a
fre.^h display fir Monday and
ninny novelties era among them
ili ves are here t.o match every
costume. A groat collection of
unusual value. Ladies', Mioses
•turi Children's ready to-we*rf#l!
ha s and caps im infants hoods
tii'l bounets are bore.
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Ladies' New Autumn Coats
We are showing all the newest effects
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44 t0*50 inch Box Qoats, half fitted
styles also Empire and mai^y, new
novelties at prices:
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50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00* $20.00,
UP TO $45.00
Just received by express today from
New York, a swell line of small Furs
and
Scarfs, in the newest effects.
Natural Grey Sqiurrel Throws, Fox
and
Jap Mink Scarfs in the correct
styles for early fall wear. V
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New Autumn Waists
showing a great collection of the
Fall Waists, new plaid Silk Waists, plain Taf
feta, Peau de Sois and Liberty Satiris in every
wanted shade. Prices range from
$5,00 to $13.50.,,
!v-autifdl Lingerie
Mull and French lawn.
idies Wool Shirts,. made ,o|.
itrstei in new stfripti Seffect l-
^SPECIAL VALUE AT $5.00
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tional encampment of the G. A. R. He
sV' says the people of Denver did nobly
Kyand gave the veterans a big time .and.,
were equal to every emergency. The
meeting ivcxt 'year will be held in Min
fj ^neapoli* and it is to be the- greatest
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Mr.4 Andrew Watt #&< daughter
Miss Jane Watt, have jtist returned
from a trip to their old home in Scot
land The past week they have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pickton,
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DISTINCTIVE STYLES
and semi-fitting,-short jackets and blouse effects in broadcloth,
cheviots and fancy mixtures. f)lain tailored and trimmed garments, excellent
Late Society News
Additional Society News on Page 13, Part Two
lander Laizurc of John. F. leaving this morning for their home jiear
Reynolds Post, G. A. R. has returned
to the teller's window at the Mercli-'
'^f"r,ants State Bank from Denver, Col.,
where he went as a delegate to the na-
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I^r. Graves has returned from an ex
tended- trip in the..west, where lie has
had a Very fine time, and is now ready
fqr /a year of hard work.
ri. D. Cdrliss of Casselton in the
city today, V- v-
Rev. S Adams, the hew pa&tor of
the Prcsoyverian. Churqh, ^nd family
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ShortHand, Typewriting,
BooKKeepin^ PenmansHip, etc/
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Fashionable
The creators of fashion have wrought splendidly in the production of most
graceful and becoming garments for women and children, and the beautiful
exhibits in our cloak room reveal the handiwork of the cleverest artists, many
exclusive, and whether of our own suggestion or created by others, they are
reliable and qualities are excellent. Strictly tailor-made garments in long,
.50, $20.09, $25,00, $30, $35, to
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that price.-
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New Wool Waists lh Embroidered Batistes^atnd
Ombre Stripes in all the popular shades.
Blouses of,
New Cloaking for Children
t:ac Furs in white* navy, taa and..bfown.^
tchan cloths in white and colors Kerseys fn
ery desirable shade medium-and heavyweight
Batistas,
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New Walking Skirts.
We are headquarters for correct styles tn Hacfies-'
Man Tailored Skirts, showing all the latest
effects in the best materials in this season's pre
vailing colors, consisting of panamas, clay wor
steads, cheviots and broadcloth circular and
plaited models. From
$3.50 to $20
Our Silk and Dress Goods Complete
Every fashionable weave and color p{ rfche sea
son has a place in this department, and if you
want materials for tailored suits, shirt waist suits,
opera coats or evening-gowns, they are here in
a profusion of the choicest autumn stuffs.
Eoliennes, Crepe de Chines, Batistes, Chiffon,
Broadcloth, Serges in fine and storm quality,
and the mannish grey Suitings in all the late
designs and shown here In a large assortment
suit everyone.
Our
$i.oo quality goods wiji astonish,
Beautiful New Silks
On display Monday—New Plaids, Moire-'Velours,
Chameleon Taffetas, Ntew Plains, New
Moire?
Punted Warp Taffetas. New Changeable?.
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Pall an^ Winter Underwear
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For Men, Women and^hildrch. All the ,$eby
able styles. qualities apd'weights^roni .ths,
reliable maters in the orld.
Blankets, New Comforters in Figured SU^ol ines
and Fancy Satins. v
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Bfeaitdoii*r who is now:
slowly improving after several, days' of
very serious illness, is attended by Miss
Dicfcman, a special trained nur^e from
St Luke' Hospital, St. Paul.
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Founder
Edwards Building T»r^o.
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TBE FARGO FORUM 'AND DAILY REPUBLIC AN, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMWyft 10* 1905.
THE NEW TRIMMINGS
We honestly balieve onr showin
is very much out of Hie ordinary,
in fact something yon caunoi
soo everywhere- Whi'o we di
not think we are the ouly people
thut know how to boy, wo do
think that for bounty, brilliancy,
vario'y and exclusivon^sa ®ur
new line for fall excels'a'l other.-.
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New Flannelettes for Bath Robes, Kimonas,
Wrappers, etc., in Stripes and Persian designs.
New Outing Flannels, New Cotton and
Wool
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arrived in Fargo, via
ed yesterday afternoon.f:, •••h.
Mrs. J. W. Smith and three daugh
ters were passengers to New York Fri
day morning via the G.. N. Flyer.
Miss 3i. A/ Kent will leave Friday
for h£r home in New York after a
years', visit with friends in Fargo, who
sincerely hope she will return in1 the
near future and visit them again.
Mri p.y E. Metcalf of Casselton was
a vis||or' in the city Thursday.
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Mr^. $teverfs, mother- of HV Stev
ens, fg Visiting, friends invth^ city. She
was resident in Fargo jpf fetirly days
and has, many friends iie^e.
MfT aftd Mrs. A. Sanda^fcr and son
of Li^hon were the guests ltyftl&y of Mr.
and Mrs. Predenckson Ql.th£ .Edwards
Building
J. Henry freeman, who has been
Walker Bros. & Hardy' expert Linotype
operator for some years, leaves tomor
row morning for Spokane. Mrs. Frec-
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Miss Inej Leintnger rchtrnecOrom an
extended visit with friends
and
in Ohio and Indiana.
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The announcement Is made that
Superintendent Hicks and the teachers"
committee of the board of education
hav« decided upon the election of Miss
Mary Tillotson of Moorhead as a teach
er to fill the vacancy in the Island Park
school. Miss Tillotson is a graduate
of the Moorhead Normal followed by
two years in the university and two
years of actual teaching scrvice.
•&£.. E! Wtltdfa, Who has been'employed
by Walker Bros. & Hardy for the past
two years, left this morning, for Port
land, Ore.
.Mrs. Van Camp and her mother left
Friday night for Chicago, yfhere Mrs.
Van Camp is said to have secured a
position in a hair dressing establish
ment. .-
'A prfctty "home wedding, Thursday
evening was that of Miss Emma B.
Johnston to John C. Cullins. The
ceremony and festivities were at the
fttmie of the bride's mothef-, Fourth
Avenue No'rth. For several years the
bride held a responsible position in the
business office in the telephone ex
change building and the groom is an
expert plumber in the employ of the
Fargo, Plumbing & Heatirfg Co. They
have hosts of friends in the city and
in addition to the heartiest of con
gratulations the bride was made the
recipient of substantial mementoes of
her nuptial^ V. I
Mrs. A. E. fclendenntng hatf reach
ed Fargo to spend the winter here,
which will delight her many friends.
M. T.. Oehler cf Hunter.sville, N. C.,
who has spent a week here as the
guest of his nephew, Chas. Brewer,
leaves this evening for his home. He
has visited nearly -every state south
and west to the Pacific coast and is
so much more pleased with North
Dakota that he may return here to re
side permanently^.«. .A v.-
Superintendents^of Schools' Barnes
of Valley City and Hetler of Hills
boro, were in the city last night.
Dr. W. P. Baldwin came in from
Gassclton on the local Friday night.
*Mrs. W. J. Hammond and Mrs.
-J. Marshall were hostesses to the
Nrirthside 50Q Club on Friday after
noon. In the contest Mrs. J. S. Whii
comb. Mrs. J. P. Hardy and Mrs.
C. Schruth were victorioqs. each being
presented ,with a haridsome prize. Af
ter the games choice refreshments
were served. Mrs. L. J. Marshall
left this morning for her home in
•Crbokston, Minn., and the card party
'was an occ^ivn of .bidding her friends
good bye, "J
One- of t#e~ small but ffrettily ap-1
pointed social events of the week was
the informal given for Mips Florence
Cloutier by MiWs Maic Miller 011
Wednesday afternoon- at her home on
Roberts Street.r,.The hours were spent
playing games and'jin the enjoyment of
^sotpe fine musicand singing. .Sup
per was served by the hostess. Beau
tiful purple and white astors formed
ihc decorations.
Mrs. W. E. Witherspoon and chil
dren of St. Paul are the guests of Mrs.
J.
in.
C. Benedict on Tenth Street North.
v. t& Lieberg and little Marjorie
have returned from^ a delightful visit
with relatives at Stillwater, Minn.
The Misses Ida and L'Ula Sampson
af Yankton, S. D., have returned-home
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Ed
ward Engerud on the southsidc.
-Mrs. S.. Clark
of Buffalo was the
guggt C» IL. Clark Friday.
Mrs. O. H. Jones of Crawfordsville,
lnd., is the guest of Mrs. Sam Math
ews at the, Waldorf. Mr. Jones will
arrive Sunday and remain a week or
ten days in the uty
Mrs.' H. G. Otis was accompanied
home from the Portland fair bv Miss
Bertha Freel of Regma, JN, W, T-
Mrs. O. A. Krojctk and srn of Mar
shall. Minn., are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Wm, Rusself in Moorhead.
Mrs, A. S. Holmes and son, Clar
ence, l^ft Thursday for their new home
in Winnipeg. Man. Jt,
Mrs. C. B. Hay and Miss Footer of
Maplcton were shopping in Fargo on
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Dr. Dan ford is out in the Dickinson
country this week, visiting the Metho
dist churches, and holding the fourth
quarterly confernces preparatory to
New
relatives
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Mr. and Mrs. A. von Steiger of
\yilto,n were in Fargo Friday evening
guests at Che Waldorf:
Representative Shiels was aty arrival
from Edgeley over the Soutliwcstern
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J. H. Watts of Washington, D. C.,
^as a guest in Fargo last night.
M. R. Wilson was in from Valley
City today. -t
Mr. and ^fra. Jf. ^r Casset of Phila
delphia were' among the arrivals.
I^r. and Sirs. Wm. Merrick of St.
Paul were visitors in Fafgo Friday
eiL.route to Hillsboro.
Mrs. Lathrop of Chicago Js a guest
of her aunt, Mrs. F. AJ I'aige on
Tenth Stret South.
Mr. and .Mrs.' *F. "C." b#eiilhaw and
daughter. Adele, are
and J.
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.v.j v., ing old-time Fargo friends today, and
[to the annual confcrence that meets in,will return tomorrow evening with Mrs.
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''"ctfStrings in the west.
Largest
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MAIL ORDERS
FILLED.
7o|vMr.
Chesley.
Mrs. T. R. Atkinson added a-" pretty
luncheon to the week's affairs by en
tertaining a few friends on Friday aft­^
ernoon in honor of her visiting guest.
Miss Evelyn Foye of Boston, Mass.
The table was trimmed with a huge
shower of red asttrs and at each place
was a dainty natnercard in water col
'•&«$. An elegant menu was served and
a"jolly afternoon followed.
Gov. and-Mi's. ^E. -Y. Sarles will be
guests at theiobanty ball Tuesday even
ing. s.vir
Miss
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Miss
Spalding left Wcdnes
ta, Cal. k
Gl^lys Parkinson returned
Wednesday fr&m a month's visit with
relatives in Minneapolis,
Julius Baker will jeave next w^ek to
resume his srtroies in colTegt.
Mrs. Toby of New York will arrive
in Fan?o next week to visit her sistc*r,
Mrs. E. L. I\^jlrri% ^nd parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bodkiii.^ "J
Mrs. I*. B. Smith of Minneapolis is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Francis Dun
can on Tenth /Street North.
Mrs. W. A.'Marvin ig back -from a
long visit on^he Pacific Coast, and her
many frienii^^rc pleased to have her
home again®
Miss Floftij
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Mrs. Ft
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E/JP. SUNDBERG
The elder will1 tie in
Fargo Oct.,
Fargo Sept. I9 for a few days.
Miss Igo of St. Paul is the guest of
Mrs. C. H::"8kelton and a number of
pretty have l»?n ex^e^ded
her^
Dunhar GjIvj will ,sit up today foj
the first time since the Fourth of July,
when he met with a serious accident in
fallfngffromjAh? of. theMetropole
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erect ja new house jn ls^ancl, P^ixk this
fall]
&|r. and ilPB. Bowers spent a
few! days*r®f the past week in jamcs-
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Cloutier left Friday
home in Minneapolis.
i'ritchler and Mrs. C.
«SBioying' a visit from
l#s. M. Seigne and sis*
alligett of Los Angeles,
E, Wilson..^
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ter, Mrs.
Cal.
President and Mrs. J. H. Worst of
the A. C- -'jraurned Tuesday morning
from a trioMo the Lewis and Clark
Exposition^'! .•
Dr. Dudley Ibas returned home from
his castcntMrfp. In his journeys he
made some observations ast to the con
duct of public libraries.,
Miss Mary"Touise Nasl^: daitghter of
former RewlP Nash of Gethsewiane
Cathedral, b-the guest of Miss Jaredine
Thompson.,
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Miss Ann*' Hendry-contributed' a
beautiful card party to the social hap
penings of the Week, entertaining
Wednesday evening at "Spo" in honor
of Miss Ruth Heller of Menominee,
Wis., who. will leave for her home
Tuesday, after a visit of a month wi.th
her brother,''Dr. Heller of this city.
The rooms vyere trimmed in. sweet peas,
asU -s and |ap uiese lanterns. After'an
enjoyable contest the prizes were award
ed the forijiiate ones, and delicious rc
freshinents '\(fi*re s,ervtd \lt»g(ther it
was a very unique affair jand greatly en
joyed by tlje guests.
Mrs. Her Wrt L. Loom is and family
returned liblne from the lakes, where
they have jipent the summer, last night.
W. E, Wdtherspoon. ticket agent of
the St. Louis road, in St. Paul, is greet-
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should visit our newly arranged carpet departmentsee
it now. v^mong the new arrivals ajre: r* ,| .,
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Ingrain Rug«, all wool. 'v«
Hull Runners, which are iQ *»uch,4cmai|||.
Bundhar the new Two lohe colorings, all
.lengths.
Luger Turniture Co.
Furnishers
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Mrs. JosepfPl'JiIc is the guest of Mrs.
Thomas Bake^'jr., on North Broadway.
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Gold AaA.Silvenmitht. 4 Nf^. Opticians*
72 Broadway, Fargo, N. D.
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Mrs. R. B. Blakemore is at the lakes
the guest of Mrs. Burleson. 011 the dean's
houseboat, which is to go out of com
mission early in October.
Mrs. Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Folsom, concluded a visit today
and returned to her home at Fort Leav
enworth.
Mr, and Mrs. Levi W. Root of Sheri
dan, IIL, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
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Correct Eye
and the skillful hand will
always work in harmony
if
the impaired eyesight is
properly treated. Use glas
ses furnished by Sundberg,
the optician, tf your eyes
show indications of giving
out, ^ud you will preserve
your sight. The glasses
are accurately fitted.
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Witherspoon and th£ childrdl,. whd
have been here some days.
Mrs. E. W. Hulbert entertained the
Hollister Bee Club last evening, and the
members showed their loyally »n a very
unique manner. China ash rs were
used in abundance in the detorations,
and a delicious luncheon served. Mrs.
H. C. Wolforth, Mrs. H. Rice and Miss
Agnes Sclnvitzcr were successful con
testants. There were fifteen visitors
present. Owing to the serious illness
of Miss Caroline Herland's father the
club sent a beautiful bouquet of flowers.
Mr. Plumley goes to New York this
evening to attend the meeting of The
Associated Press on Wednesday of
next week and look after some business
matters.,. On his return home he will
spend a. day of $0 with his sisters in
Oswego, K. Y. He expccts to be back
at his desk by Oct. 1.
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D. Piatt,, Mr. and Mrs- Rt^ are etf
route to'the Portland fair.
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A number of friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. W. B. Hatch on Tenth 1.
Street South Thursday afternoon, per
petrating a surprise upon the lady, it
being the occasion of her birthday. The jp
afternoon was spent pleasantly with 1
cards and music. Mrs. Hatch was
presented with some fine china in to
ken of esteem of the friends present.
After, siyending several hours in a so- $
cial way tempting refreshments were
served.- ","5' J'
Mr," and Mr*. 'A.* E. I^rohue bf De
troit, Minn., are guests. in the city to- .y
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Everhart and 1'
family expect to leave about Wednej
day to spend the winter at Los Ange$
les, Cal. J. B. Flaton and children
will occupy the. Everhart home on
Ninth Street South.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dinehart of James
town are guests in the city today.
The announcement ismadeof the
ignation of Alfred H. Parrott, who fdr
the past year or so has been registrar
at the agricultural college. Professor
Burnett ©f Chicago has advised Presi
dent Worst that he will accept the po
sition and will leave for Fargo in a few
days. It is understood that Mr. Par
rott is to assume a responsible position
in the Minneapolis office of the New
York Life Insurance Co. Professor
Burnett was mentioned for the posi
tion of registrar two years ago, but he
was not then in a position to accept
the appointment.
Wm, Barclay of Sherbrooke is visit*
ing in the city.
A L. Kershaw of Bismarek is r$gn
istered at the Metropole.
F. Johnson of Casselton was ah
arrival in the city last night.
Dr. and Mrs. Callendar will leave tov
morrow morning for West Virginia
to attend the golden wedding anniver
sary festivities of Ms father. They
ex^ct to be away for several days-
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