The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-12-08
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Yes. we arc enjoying a good
trade, said Mr.. Mark to the UNION
yesterday We have il great big
stock though and we are beginning to
be afraid we can t. getsrid Of it in time
Ito make our alterations in January.
1 8 This b makes the knife. go deeper into
1.-The prices and our customers of course
| get the benefit. Y gu can tell the peo-
| pie that there is but one bargain store
lnPrinceton and that is ours, and the
1 bargains are the real genuine ones
! which make the eagle scream on the
dollars IA their peck the minute they
enter the door. That's why our bust
ness keeps up and we are SO rushed
from morning till night z s.s. -
! Galley has a linesjof novelties which
hesis making q specially for the holt
| day trade. The line consists of an as
sortment Of nickel plated copper goods
both for cooking and table use which
are both hovel and beautiful. There
are cha ng dishes, serving dishes,
sugar bowls, spoon holders, ereamers,
pitchers, mugs, clippers, trays, coffee
| and tea pots, rice boilers, in fact al
| most everything you can name of this
variety. Call. examine and inquire
/ prices.
OWingsto the large demand for the
pictures that we are giving away at
our store the last has been cleaned
j out but we have a few hundred more
enroute and when they arrive all
checks will be honored with as hand
some pictures as your neighbor got.
N. e. JEsMER & Son.
/ The Uniform Rank at its regular
meeting last Thursday evening con
| ferred the order of king upon r. 1
o. Ring, of Milaca. After. the, cere-s
mony lunch, coffee and cigars were
! served and a very enjoyable evening
I was spent by. the fraternity in their
I hall.
4 N e. Jesmer & Son announces that
all the large picture; they have been
giving away have been carried out of
/ the store, by we'll pleased customers.
4 The firm says there are plenty more
coming SO you will not be disappointed
/ if you cannot get them for the next
4 few days.
/ GIMP W loy +l
j subscriber Sunday, Nov. %, one very
! dark bay horse, heavy black name and
tail, a few gray hairs in head Weight
about 90O When last seen had on
! single harness. HENRY WALKER. B.
d8-15 Santiago, MINI.
There will be a benefit ball at Jesi--
mer's opera house next Thursday even
ing, Dec. Is. Messrs Jesner, Eaton
and Skahen are acting as a finance
committee and the proceeds of the af-
fair will be used to secure hospital
treatment for a deserving patient. Let
all attend. IF
/ We buy for cash. and watch for snaps
That's why our customers get such
value for their money. We offer a
better shoe than can be found in any
other store in Princeton at any price,
for only $3.50. If you don't believe
this come in and we will convince you.
MARKS GREAT. BARGAIN STORE.
Cashier Engberg. Of. the Isanti
county bank. was married quietly two
weeks ago to Miss Emma Hogdahl, OF
| Duluth. His Princeton friends, though
perhaps late with their congratula-
tions, but none the less hearty, wish
them every Joy
Until Jan. /, I will give guess on
| jar of buckwheat free with every dol
lars worth of goods bought of me. 1st
prize, Boss filled watch, lady's or
gents; End prize, set of 1871 Rogers
knives and forks; 3rd prize fountain
pen, all on exhibition at my corner in
Jesmer's department. store.
J.. G.. HERDLIsKA.
TO the Wits Of orren Cravens, satur-
day, Dec. 8, aYson.
Remembe that | can still be found
at my Corner in Jesmers' department
store Bring your repairing tome and
have 81 done ,sss ri, at right prices,
Yours anxious to please,
IS e. HERDLIsKA.