The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-29
MERCHANTS OF
THIRD Street TO
REMODEL "a STORES
Many improvements Being Made by
Business Houses in Block Ap-
- preaching Lake Shore. !.
FIvE-DAY SLASH IN PRICES
Baker Jewelry Store, Palmer Hard
ware Store, Bsltrami Music House,
Hakkerup and Gould Included.

Beginning Thursday of this week.
July 1, it will be a case of follow
the crowd to that block on Third
street near the lake in which there
is now considerable activity: During
the past month new enterprises have
sprung up in this block and during
the coming month considerable re-
modelling will be done.
The merchants in this block who
have decided to make inducements to
the buying public for the next five
days on account of the improvements
to be made are George T. Baker &
Co., A. B. Palmer, Beltrami Music
company, N. L. Hakkerup and A. N.
Gould confectionery store.
' On other pages of this paper the
advertisements of these merchants
may be found, and in them you are
sure to be interested, as they viii
contain matter that is not only Of tn-
terest to you as news, but a saving to-
your purse as we'll.
Remodeling is Begun.
: Contractors have begun work on
emodeling the buildings occupied by
the George T. Baker & company and
A. B. Palmer stores. Within short
time it will be necessary to move
about all stock or pack it up out of
the way of the contractors. These
merchants are not keen on holding
sales, but the fact that they must
move their stocks has prompted them
to offer it to the public, for a period
Of five days only, at big slash In
prices.
The opening of this Third street
block sale will be held Thursday
morning, July 1, at 9 O'Clock. The
doors will swing open to the public
exposing an array of useful and
necessary articles at alluring prices.
Because these men do not dabble- in
sales, the public has right to ex-
pect exceptional values during the
first five days in July. -. -. j..
The Beltrami Music company, one
of Bemidji's new enterprises which
opened in that block, has to offer the
best kind of an excuse for sale, and
because the cooperation Of the other
merchants in this block has been
secured, this store announces else
where in this issue some interesting
facts about it's establishment. It will
move to other quarters on Third
street, next door to the Brinkman
theater, as soon as these quarters are
remodeled for their use, occupying
the building formerly used by the p.
K. Anderson saloon. A removal sale
by this concern would be a most fit
ting reason for sale, but their con-
sentative methods, close buying and
selling ability give the public many
advantages, which cannot be secured
in other cities.
Two Progressive Concerns.
Across the street we find two very
progressive concerns who invite the
crowds to visit their respective
places of business when shopping.
N. L. Hakkerup, one of the north
VESTS leading art photographers, and
A. NJ, Gould with complete line of
CONNECTIONS. cigars. ice cream and
other soda fountain accessories. These
business places are becoming more
familiar to all citizens and visitors
and are very frequent stopping points
for pedestrians when strolling to the
city dock on the shores Of Lake Be-
midi.
Hundreds Of summer resorters find
their way into these stores each
year. Their close proximity to the
lake make it most convenient to all
who go to and from their cottages
by the water route as they pass by.