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TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10. 1901. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Itlrtha. Mrt, Wlniam B. Baldwin, 2015 Oak land i»? f.~..... .:..:......: ;. girl Mrs. William Staub. 2531 4th ay N boy Mrs. Benjamin Smith. 618 Ist ay S girl Mrs. Christian Samuelson, 2300 E 35th St..boy Mrs. Fred Long, 206 Cth st NE girl Mrs. Emanuel Musio, 206 6th st NE ......boy Mrs. Michael A. Provo, 1915 Monro st NE ;.. boy Mrs. Hans CV-Jedsen,-42d st and 23d ay S.boy Mrs. August Carlson, 52d st and Bth ay S.boy Mrs. John T. Fairley, 123& Ist st N boy Mrs. Swan Swanson, 2310 22d ay S .boy Mrs. Charles Brown, 240S 31st ay S boy Mars. Augustine Izarra, 313 Colfax ay N girl Dcntlis. James McDormick, 215 Broadway NE, 74 years. :•<**■•' Ellen Ring. 201. Broadway NE, 66 years. Myrtle Hanson, Sl9 Russell place, 3 years. Julia B. Steele, 1528 Laurel ay, 39 years. John A. Hagstrom, 1822 sth at S, 29 years. Mrs. Esther Par dee, -2753. Lyndale ay S, 44 years. Donald E. Wolff. 1424 Vine place. 7 days. C. K. Haines. 630 11th ay SE. 58 years. Edward P. Nosinec, 2206 Aldrlch ay N, 3 years. James R. Wishare, 2628 Chicago ay, 68 years. Axel Johnson, city hospital, 30 years. Marriage License*. Fred Randle and Nora Allen. Alfred Bergman and Ida Gunderson. Joseph Desarmo and Elizabeth Anderson. Jens Walto and Hulda Holmes. Thomas C. Lusk and Minnie Peterson. Alois Wlmmer and Rosa Wollff. I AGENTS WANTED THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED AGENTS in every town to secure subscriptions to the Ladles' Home Journal and the Saturday Eve nine Post. We want agents who will work thoroughly and with business system to cover tui ii section with our Illustrated little book lets and other advertising matter, and to look sharply after renewals from old sub scribers. The pay is first rate, and at the •ad of the season $20,000 will be given the best workers as extra prizes tor good work. How well some of our agents have succeeded Is told in a little booklet we would like to send you—portraits of some of our best agents with the story of how they made it pay. The Curtis Publishing Co., Philadelphia. Pa. AGENTS WANTED—AT ONCE; GOOD MEN to sell steroscopes and original stereoscoplo vlaws; President McKlnley's funeral and a full Hue of geueral subjects; great sellers and big money, made. American View Co., Chl eugu. Englewoud station. THE CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO., AS ■ rs $760,000, issues the best and cheapest health and accident policy on earth. Rell able agents wanted throughout the state. D. H. Evans, suit.' agent. 310-311 Andrus build ing, Minneapolis, Minn. 2___ANNOUNCEMENTS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices if. C. BLACK & CO., piuinbing, heating and lightlng_;_jobbing a specialty. 729 Hean. ay. BEFORE THE RUSH WILL MAKE PlC ture frames cheap: all the latest goods in; artists" materials cheap. J. O. Braa, 509 Hen lxpin, opposite West Hotel. 3__^UCIIO^SALES THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICCHLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices | •'• V*V. W. V.V. \ •••»•• V.\V»!» 8888 i % AUCTION DAILY. 10 A. M. AND 2 P. 82 *> vi. Fine furniture, holiday goods, % ■ % Oriental rugs and carpets, bric-a-brac Ji i % etc Bown's, 44 Tth st S. ** V. VA'.VV.Vy, VW» V» V.%% sss 5 BUSINESS PERSONALS THE PLYMOUTH-SIXTH AND NICOLLET. I tuliday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. | BUSINESS CHANCES THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. i Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest price* j .HE SAVINGS FUND CO., 110 TEMPLE Court, pays 4 and 6 per cent on deposits; cap- | Itay, surplus, $30,000. BUY WHEAT NOW, tIT IS ■ GOING ? MUCH higher. $20 will margin l.OilO bushels 2 tents. Send for our free book, "Facts and j Figures," explaining option trading. The ;' Os&orn Grain Co., 813 to 815 Phoenix build- ' ing, Minneapolis. Members Chamber of Com- • merce. DICTATE YOUR LETTERS, legal matter, i etc.. to O'Hara. Pub. Stenog., 627 uuaruiy L'n I FOR SALE— FURNITURE rAND FIX- i tures of the best paying 25-room hotel in ! eastern Iowa; the building can be rented; ! for full particulars, address George Mull, : Ciaranee, lowa. Rooming houses, house, furnishings and busi- j ness chances bought, sold. 322 HerL, room 502. i OLD FUR COATS WANTED ""-"HIGH reasonable cash prices for old fur coats and clothing. .' _S. f 114 Washington ay N. WILL" SELL 1,000 SHARES "OF FEDERAL I CRUDE OIL of Beaumont at rate of 31c if \ taken quickly. Company's price, 40c. Leaving city. 6443, Journal. FOR SALE-BLACKSMITH SHOP DOING A good business, together with two corner lota ' ana seven-room house; shop is now rented to 1 other parties, but will sell the whole on easy I terms; must cloee out on account of health ! Address Jacob Eckel. Fisher, Minn. FOR SALE—FINEST FURNITURE, C4RPET ' and undertaking business in Minnesota- stock i new; trade good; large town; little competi tion. Dissolution of partnership cause 6670 ! Journal. j HW CASH TAKES ROOMING-HOUSE; | part of city; two upper floors pay all ex- ' penses; you have first floor, best part of house; full of A No. 1 roomers; walking dis tance. Address 6789, Journal. WOULD LIKE TO BUY OUT~A~~"SMALL state bank in some locality In Minnesota; ' would be willing to pay bonus for good loca- j tion; cash on the spot. 6772, Journal. : FOR PATENT " AND 'FACTORY! ; with new method making household necessity j for 12 cents; retails for $1; call; investigate, j 422 ::n€[iln ay. j THIXK~~OF~~THIS—WE WILL LOAN YOU ! money to buy a home or farm with, without , interest; no advance payments; call or write, and Investigate without delay; we want act ive agent in every town. Mutual Co-operative Horns Co.. 317 Bank of Commerce building I Mipneapolls.Minn. ! *. \ 88S8888888888888888888 88888888888888«S1SSm i ?2 AUCTION DAILY, 10 A. M. AND 2 P. S2 ?2 m. Fine furniture, holiday goods, % i «J Oriental rugs and carpets, bric-a-brac! 9 t j §* etc. Bowu's, 44 7th st S. - *2 ! 8888 888888888S888888888888 V. | INVESTORS' SAVINGS CAN EARN A MINI-" ' mum of 12 per cent per annum, payable quar terly; guaranteed from loss; particulars on ; application. Address Investment Department, 66 Broadway. New York. FOR SALE—TWO-CHAIR BARBER SHOP" I doing good business; cheap for cash; going ! to leave city. Address 6863, Journal. HAVE BUYERS FOR CONFECTIONERY, grocery, rooming-bouse, saloon. Also house ' and lot, all clear, for stock groceries. An derson. 326 Boston block. WANTED—A PARTNER WITH~~~FIFf i hundred dollars ($1,500) to take half interest in good paying business: man capable to ; take charge of the inside part of the bust- ' ness. 6833, Journal. DESIRE TO PURCHASE INTEREST IN ES- , tabllshed business. Replies held confidential, I but must state particulars. Address 6856, ! Journal. j $300 CASH WILL PURCHASE PAYING I country weekly in southern Minnesota. Fine ■ agricultural section; rich community. . Ad- . dress,6B97. Journal. NICELY FURNISHED GENERAL STORE ' and farm Implement business; valued at about $5,000 or $6,00"; in a new North Dakota town on new railroad; well settled country; both have been very good paying businesses; i no competition in town on implements; nice living rooms over store; other business In- ' terests require our attention is only object for I belling \ Address 6904. Journal. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. UP-TO-DATE ' hotel, complete; town of 500; doing good business. Address Box 14::. Audubon. Minn, j GROCERY CLEARING $500 MONTHLY; : rooming bouse, Income $400 monthly, consider trade; restaurant, clearing $7,200 yearly. j Northwestern Business Agency, 304 Bank ! Commerce._ j, _^ j RESTAURANT, fine3t In city; consider trade, i GROCERY, fresh stonlsf live corner stand. HARDWARE; clean stock; live Minn. town. Hotel, modern; consider land. 1100 Lum. Ex. FOR RENT—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY; fine business point; or entire third floor; 38 Washington ay S. Dr. Nelll, 10 3d at S. rj BUSINESS SPECIALS • THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices | SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC.. PER- I manently removed by electricity. Miss Hoi- ' lister 77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of th» northweat. Exclusive specialist. BICYCLE STORAGE TmTplyYMCHn'H^sTx^ Holiday slippery for everybody at lowest prices bicy6lk~B~call.ed for and stored tor w'nter, $1: phone main 1447 Jl. " UAYNES CYCLE CO.. 627 Ist ay S. -10 BOARD AND ROOMS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices HAVE JUST~TAKEN A , NEW~~MODERN I house, hardwood floors, hot water heat, and i have some very desirable rooms en suite or ! single. Would take five or six people de siring rooms and first-class table board. Please call at 1368 Vine place. l\ BOARD OFFERED THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prioes j TWO LARGETIVELL-FURNISHEDrROOMSi with board, in handsome, modern, private residence; central; select neighborhood; (am- I ily of two. 6921, Journal. | 13 '^^S2£B~~~^^. THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. ! Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices j FOR SALE—QOOITcOW. MUST BE SOLD at once. Call at 205 Rldgewood ay. 14 CLAIRVOYANTS THE PLYMOUTH-SIXTH AND NICOLLET. J Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices ; MRS. JACOBS," WELL-KNOWN CLAIRVOY- | ant and business medium, can be consulted : dally on all affairs of life; satisfaction guar anteed. 510 sth ay S. 15 LADIES' TAILORING THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices TUCKER. LADIES' TAILOR. 522 MEDICAL | block; closing out some fine material; walk- ; lng skirts. $8 to $12; tailor-made suits, $26 up. ! MADAME AESHLIMAN, JUST RETURNED ' | from the east, la now at 1010 Nicollet; branch ■ i parlors at 248 20th ay N. First-class dress maklng; tailor-made suits a specialty. IQ DYEING AND CLEANING THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices i THE MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS, j A. HORNUNG. PROP. FRENCH DJRY I CLEANING. OLDEST. LARGEST AND BEST ! EQUIPPED DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH MENT IN THE NW. OFFICE, 242 NIC. TEL. 510; AND 522 NIC, TEL. 3186-J2. YOU WHO ARE "SO "PARTICULAR IN OTH-" j er things should have your clothing dyed, 1 cleaned, pressed and repaired at the Panto i Hum, 925-27 Nlcollet. Both 'phones, 1664. ! Out-of-town work solicited. , TWIN CITY DYE WORKS — PRACTICAL I dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town j orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nlcol | let. Telephone 1576. 19 FINANCIAL THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices WE HAVE A BLOCK OF EASTERN MONEY to loan at 5 per cent on choice residence property. Thorpe Bros., Andrus building. QUICK LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, SAME DAY AS APPLICATION, On you own name, without- security or in dorser; payment payable to suit yourself. Those who contemplate borrowing can be as sured of the confidential treatment that all persons of refinement and pride feel Is essen tial in matters of this nature. Our offices are so arranged that you do not come in con tact with other applicants, and you can be waited on privately and quickly. Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings until 9. PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS. ' MINNEAPOLIS LOAN COMPANY, 601-602 Globe Building. I make" a SPECIALTY op $100 TO $500 loans on city real estate; principal payable at any time. A. H. Policy, 501 building. MORTGAGE LOANS—Rates low; any sums; ' no delay; see ua sure. Gale & Co., K. Y. Life. ■ PRIVATE MONEY on hand; loan on real Mtete; lowest rates. Dever, 537 Andrus Bldg. SPECIAL RATES ON LOANS OVER ?25," ON diamond* and watches. Abeles. 243 Nlcollet. '■ MONEY TO LOAN—EASY "TERMS ~ LOW ! rates. David P. Jones & Co., building. LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS iTO I SAL ARIED PEOPLE, RETAIL MERCHANTS, TEAMSTERS, BOARDING-HOUSES, ETC., without security; easiest terms; forty offices in principal cities. Tolman, 920 N. Y. Life. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life Bldg. ••••••••••••O««*ttl«»««»t« • MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- • • Pie —We are prepared to loan reason- • , • able amounts to salaried people hold- • j • ing steady positions with responsible • i • concerns, on easy weekly or monthly • , • payments. We conduct our business • ! • strictly confidential. Lowest rates and • ! • fair treatment guaranteed.' Room 306, • • Bank of Commerce building. • MONEY TO LOAN; CURRENT RATES. HECTOR BAXTER & CO.. 120 Guaranty bldg j 4Mi TO 6 PER CENT ON OR BEFORE ' loans wanted. W. W. Clark. 313 Nicollet. HURRY! " HURRY!! ' HURRY!!! SALARY LOANS To honest working people On their plain Note. DON'T GET FOOLED By others. Ours are lowest rates Given to salaried people. Easiest payments. Strictly confidential. i MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO.. Room 408, Fourth Floor New York Llfo bldg. ■ 'DO YOU WANT XMAS MONEY?" $10, $20, $30, $40, $50, $C>o, $70, $80, $90, $100. SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES. No mortgage. No indorser. No publicity. Every $1 paid on loan reduces cost. "No one need ever know." GUARANTEE lowest rates, easiest payments. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., 256 Hennepin ay. Room 202, over Adams Express office. First floor. Walk up. Private entrance. MONEY loaned on city property and farm lands; low rates. C. H. Smith, 604 Phoenix. LAUDERDALE & CO. RENT," SELL," IN siure and look after property; also can place safe loans for you. 355 Temple Court. TO 6 PER CENT"MONEYS" WITH"~THB "on or before" privilege, to loan on improved property in Minneapolis and St. Paul. R. M. j Newport, 309-311 Phoenix building, 60 4th st S, Minneapolis. , B^BSS&SSSiiS££!SS3Ba2 ?iSi!£iS*J SSSSSSSSS mt • AUCTION DAILY, 10 A. M. AND 2 P. *2 ; ti m. Fine furniture, holiday goods, Jg ' S» Oriental rugs and carpets, bric-a-brac, & ; % etc. Bown's, 41 7th st S. & | V* 8888888BWB88W8W 388888!8~S!i~iS*8SS i KB j AT LOWEST RATES— money TO LOAN" H. j 1). Cone & Co., 517 Guaranty Loan building. 20 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND [COLLET. • Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices | F"R~E~3"~~~FOR SALE"" cards to THOSE | advertising under this head. Be sure and call for them when you leave the ad. OSTEOPATHIC Hand Book, onljT 50c, while they last. Goodyear Book Co., 319 Henn. ay. WATCHES" CLEANED $l,mainspringssl, war- j ranted 1 yr. Flsk'B, 17 S Wash., Nic. House. ! cole's "air-tight HEATERS SAVE HALF the wood. Cook stoves and ranges. J. H. Smith, 214-216 Hennepin ay. Lady's odd-size gold-filled watch, guaran teed for 20 years; worth $18, will sell it for ' $10.50. B. Banks, broker, 321 Washington ay S. i WOOD^EJTIY",~?i77S~TO $2.75; 2 "loadsT $37507"" Factory wood, $26; coal, $5 to $8.25. Plymouth Lbr. Co. 4 Lumber Ex. Phone 717J2 We buy, sell, exchange all kinds of band in struments. Max Kohen's. 327 Wasii. ay S. A SNAP—^-CARAT, PURE-WHITE mond ring; worth $90; will sell it for $65. B. Banks, broker, 321 Washington ay S. STOCK SECOND-HAND ~ OFFICE"" AND I store fixtures, roll top, flat, .Standing, double or single desks, 200 feet shelving, counters, ; showcases, tables, chairs, 10 safes; must be , gold before the Ist. 223 3d st S. I TYPEWRITERS rented to apply on purchase; all makes; get prices. "Fay-Sho," 237 Henn. FUR-LINED CAPE; COST $55; WILL SELL It for $8 if taken at once. B. Banks, broker, 321 Washington ay S. _ 6 "DEUTSCHE SPIELWAAREN." # Q (German Toys.) W O; Original In Every Respect. 8. HOLTZERMAN'S CHICAGO STORE 8 § . 417-425 CO., Ay., ft 417-425 Cedar Ay.. Q 0 Store Open Every Evening. . O SOLID GOLD BRIDGE SPECTACLES. $2.50; ' eyes examined free. Ostrein, 329, Nic, upstairs SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING, WHITE AND i perfect; worth $60: will sell It for $35. B. I Banks, broker, 321 Washington ay S. 14-CARAT SOLID GOLD WATCH, WITH best Howard : movement; worth $150; will sell It for cost of movement, $85. B. Banks, brok- ' er, 321 Washington ay S. j MEXICAN DOUBLE YELLOW-HEAD PAR- ! rots, $6 each. Imported canary birds, tine ! singers and warblers, $2.50. All kinds of i cages. The Branch, corner Washington and 2d ay S. Also at 1001 Washington ay S (across from Great' Western passenger depot.) MgmBBBBBBttBBBBBBBBBBB 88888888888888888888 8888 *S AUCTION DAILY, 10 A. M. AND 2 P. % £$ m. "Fine furniture, 1 holiday goods, J~ •J Oriental rugs and carpets, brlc-a-brac, 1 S~ J2 etc. Bown's, 44 7th .st S. $2 8883 Si "SSiSSgSSB~S3"~SSSS" BgBBiBiB~BBBBSBBBB' 8i8« FOR SALE—HOWE VENTILATING HEAT er, used one season; good condition; cheap. 3116 Colfax ay S. FOR CHEAP, * NICE - KRIMMBR coat, good as new. Apply at 138 lOta st N. 20 FOR SALE MISCLEANEOUS -" Continued. MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR OR moss, $1.50; others, $1; mattresses and furni ture for sale. Rainville Bros., manufacturer^ 17 Nlcollet island. Both 'phones. PIANOS—OUR GREAT 33 1-3~PER~CENT discount Bale Is breaking all records for piano selling in Minnesota. Over 300 pianos being sold at one-third off regular price. Sale in cludes every piano in our stock—McPhall, Crown, Haines Brothers'. Sterling, Poole Huntlngton, Jewett. Call at once and select your Christmas piano. Terms, cash or $5 to $10 a month. Open evenings. ..Foster & Waldo, 40 6th st 3, corner N'icollet. I GROUND BONES. BEST FOOD LAYING | hens, at Albert Beyers, 316 Plymouth ay. \ BUTTER IS NOT HIGH YET." DAIRY BUT~ ter, 17c, 19c, 21c; fancy creamery, 23c; good ! country flour, $1.50; fine full cream cheese, 9c. ' New Butter Store, 91 7th at 8. ! ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE PROPER development of your children's feet? If so, the next pair of shoes you buy for them, ask for the Mianehaha shoes. Best for wear; best for comfort; best for health. Sold by most dealers. All sizes, from the baby to the 16-year-old school girl. ' ARE YOU GOING SOUTH FOR THE WIN i tor? Write for circular and rates to Park i Hotel, Maltland, Fla. WE BUY, SELL, RENT, EXCHANGE AND repair all make* of typewriters. Minneapolis Stationery Co., 403 Hennepln ay. . PIKE'S POULTRY FOOD MAKES HENS lay; 25c per package Bone cutLers, incu bators, etc. Catalogue free. R. A. Pike & Co., 40 Bedford ay SE. FOR SALE—A FINE MOUNTED BUCK. Just from the taxidermist; large antlers end I a fine specimen, well mounted, standing on i bare ground, on the alert. Address Joseph i J.Barclay, 2 w _ 14th it, fiat 5, Minneapolis. I FOR SALE—PIANO, FINE TONE, $40, "IF taken at once. Call 1700 Ist ay S. See jani : tor. SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS: NEW AND second-hand, $20 up; warranted; best oil and needles. Repairing a specialty. Lynch, 919 Nicollet. _ PIANO FOR RENT—GOOD UPRIGHT GA bler, $3 per month. 806 Nlcollet. __ j RESERVOIR COOK. $5; WATER-FRONT range, $7; cook, $4; Dockash heater, $10; I store heater, $7; heater, $1. 502_4th_av S. I SPECIAL WENE3DAY: NHKV OAK DROP- I head sewing machine, $15; Singer, $3: New Home, $4; open evenings. Elmer, 710 Ist ay S. _ ■ __ FOR SALE—ONE BABY CARRIAGE. WITH steel runners, making good sleigh for winter. : One good baby cutter, upholstered; one sew- ' ing machine; two good high chairs, and other j articles in good condition. Call evenings, • to-morrow or Sunday afternoon. 704 Dela ware st SB. Interurban car. FOR RENT 21 UNFURNISHED HOUSES THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices i FREE "FOR RENT" "CARDS FOR THOSE ! : advertising under this head. Be sure and i call for them when you leave the ad. | FOR . RENT—LARGE 24-ROOM SOUSE, ! centrally located; the best proposition In the i j city for a high-class boarding-house. Rent I I $100 per month. F. A. Simmons Co., New i York Life building. , j FOR RENT—ABOUT DEC. 1. AN ELEGANT I 12-room modern house; in easy walking dis- ! tance; hard woods, four grates, hot water I heat, open plumbing, etc. Rent $50 per month. i I T. A. Simmons Co., New York Life building. ! WHY PAY RENT OR INTEREST WHEN THi-i j Home Co-operative Company, a copartner j ship, will furnish you money to pay off your I mortgage or buy a home in any locality an] give you 16 years and 8 months to pay it back at $5.35 per month without interest? Inves tigate our plan. Beardsley & Heidt, district j I managers, 256 Temple Court, Minneapolis, and | 803 Chamber of Commerce. St. Paul. 888888SS^iSi!^*t^i?^2?88888S«o«S8888888888 i ■*2 AUCTION DAILY, 10 A. M. AND _ P. *2 I 188 m. Fine furniture, holiday goods, K. *?2 Oriental rugs and carpets, bric-a-brac, Jj I !?J etc. Bown's, 44 7th st S. *g i (WHY PAY RENT? THE AMERICAN j Home Investment Co. will loan you money to pay off your mortgage or buy you a,.house | ; and let you pay It back at $8.85 per month. i Call 421 New York Life building. EIGHT ROOMS, HARDWOOD FINISH," MA" pie floors, open plumbing, storm windows, : screens; modern excepting heat; newly fin i ished. 1308 W Lake st. Owner. $25._ J_ FOR RENT—HOUSES ARE SCARCE AND j rents high, but Lauderdale & Co., Temple j Court, have a few second floors in North i ] Minneapolis, cheap for the winter: lately Ta- : 1 cated and in good shape; $4 to $7: also new four-room cottage, with closets. 3023 Russell ay N. $8. , ■. ____^ ! I ————: - | 22 FURNISHED HOUSES THE PLYMOUTH— AND NICOLLET. ■ Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices ! , NICE SUNNY HOUSE TO RENT, FUR- Dished, for the winter; 8 rooms and bath, fur- j nace heat, etc. Inquire at 1016 2d ay S. ! 23 FURNISHED ROOMS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holidayjslippers for everybody at lowest prices FREE "FOR RENT" OR "FURNISHED Room" cards for those advertising under this I head. Be sure and call for them when leav [ ing the ad. OUR BUSINESS IS RENTING ROOM¥.~TF you wish a room or rooms, call on us. We i have them in all parts of city. Rooming | houses for sale. Pioneer Room Renting Bu- : i reau, 502 Northwestern building. Tel. Main > !3312-JI. : NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM; HOUSE MOD- I cvii, _e_aay_walking_dlst«nic-c. 522 st S. ONE "FURNISHED AND ONE "UNFIT j nished room, in steam-heated, modern house. Just off of Nlcollet. 64 11th st S. FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS"; STEAM heat and gas. 502% Hennepin ay. FOR RENT—IX If ODER ~" rLAT, TWO choice connecting rooms, furnished complete for housekeeping. Also other rooms 1019 Ist ay S. • LARGE, WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE FOR rent for winter; nominal rent to man and j wife. Address 8747, Journal. LARGE, NICE, PROMT ROOM; FOLDING! bed; first floor, in modern, steam-heated, brick block; walking distance; half block from Bryn Mawr car line. 143 Lyndale ay N. I TWO WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS, IN MOD- | crn house; gas, bath and heat; easy walking distance; use of parlor; reasonable rent. 31 i 13th st S. . ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED; modern; walking distance; single or en suite. 107 Spruce place. two NICELY FURNISHED, large"; ! pleasant rooms, with large clothes rooms; ; gas.bath and furnace heat. 40 10th st S. FURNISHED ROOM, IN PRIVATE FAMILY"; bath, gas and steam heat; very central; men : only. Flat 12, Lldgerwood, 17-19 Central ay. OA UNFURNISHED ROOMS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices DAVID C. BELL INVESTMENT CO.. No 111 Fourth St S. ■ ' 1804 Washington ay N, 2d floor, 6 rooms. $7.60 522 Girard ay X, Ist floor, 5 rooms, city water, barn 10.00 i 1911 15th ay S, 2d floor, 5 rooms 7.00! TO ADULTS, FOUR FINE ■RoOMS, FIRST floor; partly modern; $14 per month. At 1718 Portland ay. ■ - OK UNFURNISHED FLATS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NfCOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices ; NEW FLATS. 6 ROOMS, 1349-51 NIC, $40: ! also one at $27^50. W. W^_Clark, 313_Nicollet. : DESIRABLE MODERN SEVEN ROOMS, 1 first floor; Inquire of Janitor, basement, 815 E 18th st. Elliot & Metcalf." FOR RENT—FIVE-RO~OM FLAT, MODERN except heat. 1001 sth st N. FLATS TO RENT UNFURNISHED—CHOICE ground floor, modern, heated, 8-room flat; all outside rooms; $30. Long, 11 E 17th st. : , «88 888&S3SSS!3!SSK8Sgg SS?BSB§iiSSSB2SBBS^IBBS' Sg AUCTION DAILY, 10 A. M. AND 2 P. »2 Zi m. " Fine- furniture, holiday goods, Jg fi Oriental rugs and carpets, bric-a-brac, *% ?J etc. Bown's, 44 7th st S. ?2 V* 388SSi8«&&!228Si£!? SBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBB 888 | FOR FIVE-ROOM FLAT, MODERN except heat. 554 Sth ay N. Rooms pleasant and warm. $10. D. B. Wood, 303 New York Life. ■ . -■ ■ - FIVE-ROOM FLAT, WITH MODERN IM^ proveinents except heat. At 805 14th ray N. Apply Linz, Washington ay N. THREE-ROOM FLAT. IMMEDIATE session, newly decorated, hardwood floors, stationary china closet, gas, bath and range, furnished; south and west exposure; 2929 Gi rard ay S; if particular about cleanliness and a • snap, call to-day any time. Take Como Harriet or 31st and Ilennepln car to 30th and Hennepln, one block walk. - • UNFURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT; Spruce Flat, of six rooms; modern, steam heat; "near to park and - business. Inquir:: Janitor or owner, 85 Spruca place. John Xin 1.:. NEW "FLATS." fi ROOMS, lfttt-51 NIC., $40; also one at $27.50. W. W. Clark, 313 Nlcollet. 2*7 OFFICES THE PLYMOUTH— AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices OFFICES—STEAM HEATED; PRICES $6 TO $20. Eastman block, 412 Nlcollet. Inquire room 12. 2Q STORES THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday sUppers for everybody at lowest prices." -.••■.-.;•■..... "... i -' ... . -■;■ - •.-: -.-.-..' ■■ .....j ■...:, :-. THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. FOR RENT Continued. | "** ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT. THORPE BROS.. ANDRUS BLDQ. : 31 HELP WASTED—MALE THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. WATCHES -CLEANED, $1; MAIN SPRINGS, warranted one year_Paegel'B, 22 3d at 8. BOYS WANTED—APPLY AT A, D. T. OF flce. ■ THE NATIONAL . FOUNDERS' ASSOCIA tIon will pay at least $4.75 per day for a few good machinery floor molders to work In Chi cago, 111. Permanent employment and no trouble. Address box 410, Chicago, 111. CARD sign painting instructions given at school or by mail. McDermott, 326 Nicollet. YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks. Inter^ state Correspondence Inst,. Cedar Rapids, la. YOUNG MAN, FOR THOROUGH PREPARA tion for office work or business, go to the | Archibald college, Lake st, corner Stevens. I PLEASANT AND PAYING EMPLOYMENT is easily, obtained by graduates of the Mm- '■ nesota School of Business, 54 3d st S. OVERCOAT SLEEVES RELINED, 50c; SILK velvet collar, 60c; suits steam cleaned and j pressed, $1; pants recut, 75c up. At Anthony the Tailor, removed to 212 Washington ay N. WANTED—YOUNG MAN FOR SOLICITOR. Mercantile agency. Address 6559, Journal. WANTED—FIRST-CLASS, EXPERIENCED salesman, acquainted with wholesale fruit business None but experienced man with '' clean record need apply. Surety bond re ! quired. Good Dakota territory open Jan. 1. i State salary wanted. Address box No 714 Sioux Falls, S. D. ' ' WANTED—A FEW BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT : boys from 17 to 20 year's of age; salary $20 per month; steady position. Address 6763, Journal. ; WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, 25 TO SO YEARS • old. Must be well educated and of good per sonal appearance. The opening Is a first- • class opportunity for the right young man to secure a position in an old-established : business and with prospects of advancement as capacity is demonstrated . and ability proven. Address 6751. Journal. ; ', DAY AND EVENING classes at the Eclectic Business College, 4Vi Wash, ay S, Minneapolis, | : Graduates assisted In securing positions. j : MECHANICS QUALIFIED FOR ADVANCE ment. Our free booklet "Are Your Hands ] Tied?" tells how thousands have doubled or | largely increased their earning capacity ' through our spare time instruction by mail. • Write to the International Correspondence ! Schools, Box 1663, Scranton, Pa., or call day or evening, Minneapolis office, Guaranty Loan BuUding. SALESMEN TO SELL OUR GOODS TO general stores, clothiers, druggists and gro cers; fine side lines; big profits; catalogue free. Model Mfg. Co., box L, South Bend, Ind. ANY PERSON WHO WILL DISTRIBUTE circulars for $3 daily should address Stand ard Co., 4 Walls, Chicago; steady position; no 1 canvassing. WANTED, LINOTYPE MACHINIST'S HELP- I er; one who has had some experience. Call | at 1100 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn. i THREE EXPERTeNCED~SALESMEN7~AT I once. Give references. Address 6874, Jour j nal; ; WANTED—FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHS, I car repairers, machinists and boiler-makers. ; Apply to superintendent of motive power, Chicago Great Western railway, Metropolitan Opera-house building, St. Paul. BOY" WANTED. ' Bintliff Mfg. Co., 417 Ist ay S. TWO GOOD SALESMEN TO WORK IN twin cities. Must be first-class. None others need apply. Address 6871, Journal. WANTED—FIVE LATHERS, AT 711 OAK Lake ay N. Come ready to wdrk. Voor hees. j WANTED—ERRAND BOY AT ONCE. i Leighton Bros., 43 4th st S. ■ WANTED—AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED j salesman to represent us in northern Minne | sota and North Dakota. Atlas Paint Mfg. Co. ; BLACKSMITH~""WANTED FOR PARTNER^ ' Call at 26 W Lake st I BLACKSMITH FOR RAILROAD WORK IN I lowa, $2.50. Mechanic who can repair dump tires; $2.50. i Must have tools. / Steam shovel engineer; $125 per month. Free pass. National Employment Co., 200 Nlcollet ay. j32 HELP WANTED-FEMALE ■ THE PLYMOUTH— AND NICOLLET. , Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. PLEASANT AND PAYING EMPLOYMENT j _ easily obtained by graduates of the Mln j nesota School of Business, 54 8d st S. YOUNG MAN OS WOMAN, AT ONCE, TO work for tuition while attending Minn. Nor* nial School and Business College, 525 7th st 3. I YOUNG WOMAN, FOR THOROUGH PREP j aration for office work or business, go to the j Archibald college, Lake st, corner Stevens. | LADIES HAVING fROUBLES~Tb~cXLI7bR i write Dr. Bly, 27 4th st S. New book, 26c. ! WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL" FOR GEN j eral housework; good wages. Call at 729 10th 1 ay SE. : AN INCOME OF $15 WEEKLY CAN BBS earned in spare time or evening by any per son " able to write, to do copying at home. The National Supply Co., box 2424, St. Paul, Minn. '■ STEADY HOME WORK FOR LADIES; THE ■ work is pleasant and will easily pay $12 ; weekly; experience unnecessary. Send self addressed stamped envelop to Aurora Mfg. ; Co., St. Paul, Minn. . WANTED—FIRST-CLASS GIRL FOR GEN- I eral housework; experienced cook; no laundry ; work; highest wages, Apply 1800 Vine place. j WANTED—TWO SEWING GIRLS AND ONE ' young girl to learn dressmaking on small ! pay. Call at 12 or 6p. m. 411 2d ay S. I WANTED— CLERK FOR WHOLESALE I house. ' Must be rapid and accurate at flg j ures. Address 6861, Journal. - WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Will pay $4 week. Small family. 1805 Irving ay S. _____ WAN TED—GOO D KITCHEN GIRL FOR | students' restaurant; reasonable hours; room : provided. Call to-night. 412 14th ay SE. ' WANTED—EXPERIENCED NURSE GIRL '■ for child 1 year old. References required. , 2109 Blalsdell ay. Hampton Flats, flat 1. j THE WONDER OF THE AGE—THE~GREAT i est wonder is why more housekeepers don't j use the Syracuse "Easy" Washer. It is the ' most practical machine on the market, being j very simple of operation, saving clothes and i labor; - speedy and inexpensive. Dodge & ! Zuill, 711 Hennepin ay. Tel. Main 2856-L4. i 88888J8888*B8?88SSB8885S88 $2 AUCTION DAILY, 10 A. M. AND 2 P. *2 ;|2 m. Fine furniture, holiday goods, 88 I£2 Oriental rugs and carpets, bric-a-brac, |2 I_2 etc. Bown's, 44 7th st S. 3* : 8S8888!SS888888888!888g888g888!8888S88888888888«S j WANTED—GIRL, ABOUT 18. TO ASSIST ' with general housework In small family of ! adults. No. 1515 Laurel ay. | WANTED— GIRL FOR GENERAL ! housework; small family. 1708 James ay S. I Take Kenwood car. .- I COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN i eral housework; small family; no children. : 3145 2d ay S. I NURSE MAID—WOMAN WHO HAS HAD i experience in the care of children and can I sew; references required. 2218 Ist ay S. j APPLY SATIN-SKIN CREAM LIGHTLY, i then use Satin-Skin Powder. Result, a charm- I ing, lovely, satin complexion. _25c. WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE i work. 423JE_16th_st,_flat Jj. . i WANTED—AT ONCE, GIRL TO OPERATE ; shirt machine; good salary guaranteed" to ex ] perienced operator. Apply, giving experience ; and references, to Troy Steam . Laundry, I Grand Forks. N. D. ' | 952 SYRACUSE "EASY" WASHERS SOLD I from this office in one year, and not one ! could be bought back for twice the price paid if the users had to do without them. That's i how they're valued. Dodge & Zuill, Til Hen j nepin av._Tel. Main 2856 L 4. _■ ' WANTED— FOR GENERAL HOUSE -1 work- in family of three. 1225 Chestnut ay, j two blocks from Hennepin and 12th st. i WANTED, GIRL TO CARE FOR CHILDREN and help with light housework. Call at 3312 . Harriet ay. ■ , ,' -• , WANTED— HELP, GIRL ' FOR general housework; small family and modern 1 house. Call 2501 Stevens ay. ; I WANTED—A CHRISTIAN YOUNG WOMAN ' who is an experienced stenographer and type j writer operator, with some knowledge of bookkeeping, to work in an office where there i are no other employes. Here is an oppor ! tunity where industry, capability and trust- I worthiness, when demonstrated, will be ap ' predated and rewarded. 6918, Journal. : THE NICEST REMEMBRANCE A LADY j can give a gentleman, is a beautiful, lasting ■ watch chain made from her own hair. On I every chain and mounting we will engrave initials free. We have several. new styles this year that are original with us. Popular hair department, Minneapolis Dry Goods Co. EXPERIENCED" DINING-ROOM i girl at the Bon Ton Restaurant, 28 6th st S. WANTED—A"" DISHWASHER AT j THE ST. James Hotel. ■ • [V _ a neat7~energetic, young lady to sell fresh home-made candy in office build ings. Address 6931. Journal. 33 HORSES, CARRIAGES-SALE WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAST, 414 3D ST S,; horses, harness, wagons, buggies, sleighs, robes, blankets, etc.,. bought, sold. Largest line in city constantly on hand. Telephone, Main 2702 J&. , . . [ 33 HORSES, CARRIAGES--SALE Continued. • V •''■-'-•'."' THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. SPECIAL, SALE OF $I.so—Horse Blankets—sl.so. American Tent and Awning Co., 125 lat ay N. BARGAINS—TEN TEAMS HEAVY LOG gers, right from Wisconsin woods; logging harness. Part time if wanted. 252 3d ay S. HORSES, HORSES, HORSES Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway St. Paul, Minn., have constantly on hand from 800 to 1,000 head of all grades of horses; part time given If desired. The finest lot of heavy log ging horses ever brought into the northwest can be seen at their staples. _■ BROWN & DICKEY, MIDWAY HORSE Market, St. Paul, Minn., have constantly on hand all classes of horses. Logging horses a specialty, and driving horses. If you want a horse of any kind, give us a call. ONE LANDAU OR HACK; ONE ROC away; these carriages are in fine shape and for sale cheap, on time. W. C. Buchanan 148 E Lake St. , Central Market Harness Co—New and second hand harnesses, collars. Repairing, lowest prices; whips, all rawhide. 50c. 625 2d ay N. HORSE FOR SALE—DARK BAY GELDING, fine style; 7 years old, safe, sound; price ?125. Inquire of W. B. Rlley^, 108 Willow st. THREE PAIR 808 SLEDS FOR SALE OR exchange; one milk wagon, one carpenter wagon to trade for carpenter work. Call 1617 Central ay. ■_ SALE — CUTTER, WITH ADJUSTABLE shaft bar for country roads; nearly new, having been used but four times last winter; $10 takes it. If looking for a bargain, this la your opportunity. Can be seen at Hed derly & McCracken'a, 248 Ist avN. JOHN HOGLUND—DEAD ANIMALS RE moved for $1 apiece. 22d ay NE and Stock yards road, Minneapolis, Minn. Telephone, T. C. 8008. A GENTLE YOUNG DRIVING HORSE TO let for winter's keeping. 33S Bank Com merce. 15 HEAD OF HORSES, WEIGHING 1,100 TO 1,550 pounds; all fat and good workers; if you want a horse come, make offer; cash or time. 214 7th st S. . TWO GOOD FARM HORSES, 6 AND 8 years old; weight 1,200 to 1,300 each; a big bargain if taken to-morrow. 2316 4th st N. ; 34 HORSES, CARRIAGES—W'T'D THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. HORSES BOARDED—BEST CARE. LOW prices. Wood Lake stock farm; 2% miles south city, Lyndale ay. J. B. Irwin, Rich fleld. Minn. WANTED—HORSES WEIGHING FROM 1,000 to 1,400 pounds- must be cheap and good; no jockeys need answer. Address Box 117, Anoka. WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD GENERAL purpose horse, under 9 years old; weight j about 1,200; no cripples wanted. . Address 6S9C, Journal. 35 INSTRUCTION i THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices, SPANISH" INSTRUCTION by native teacher. Terms reasonable. Address 4224. Journal. 36 LOANS AND CHATTELS i THE PLYMOUTH— AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody atlowesc prices. LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at one-half the usual rates. Monthly install ment Loan Co., 825 Guaranty Loan. LOANS MADE ON SAME DAY A3 APPLI CATION ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORS2S, WAGONS, FIXTURES, ETC., THE GOODS TO REMAIN IN YOUR UN DISTURBED POSSESSION. OUR OFFICES ARE SO ARRANGED THAT YOU CAN BE WAITED ON QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY, AND NO ONE BUT OURSELVES NEED KNOW OF OUR TRANSACTIONS. OUR PLAN IS THE CHEAPEST, BEST AND 1 MOST PRIVATE IN THE CITY. CALL AND BE CONVINCED: MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO., 601-302 GLOBE BUILDING, 22 4TH ST S. Open Wed, and Sat. evenings until 9 p. m. 'PAWNBROKERS— Reliable, reasonable^ con } fldentlal. Harris & Goldstein, 239 Ist ay S. j RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prop- I erty; charges reasonable. 506 Globe blag. | HERBERT WILLIAMS MOVED FROM 918 to 428 Guaranty building. Loans any amount on furniture, pianos or any security, quickly, reasonably. | WE WANT SUMS OF MONEY FROM $10 iup to loan on good security. Mortgages for ; sale. White, 740 Temple Court. MONEY TO LOAN. : ' ON . FURNITURE, PIANOS, • HORSES, ! WAGONS, ETC., ON SHORT NOTICE, AT i CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED. ! CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY; ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN : NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 306 BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR ' NER OF IST AY _ AND 4TH ST. iCUFFEL, AT 608 GUARANTY BUILDING, ! makes Quick loans on furniture, pianos or i any good security; reasonably, strictly confi dential; easy monthly payments. 137 J^SIJSSJ^SSSS^ ; THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. I Holiday slippers for everybody atlowest prices. iIF PARTIES WHO ROBBED MY~RESI- I deuce at 1600 Hawthorn ay, on Monday night, i will communicate with me direct, I will pay , a liberal reward for return of stolen property ! and no questions asked. Telephone Main 1 378. M. Schibsby. ■ "' j LOST— BROWN CARVED LEATHER BAG ! containing a small purse with $15 and silver > keyring. Finder please return to 312 Andru3 I building, for reward. ______ _ . ________ LOST—BOY'S CHINCHILLA REEFER, SAT ■ urday, at Lake of the Isles. Return to Felix j Cappelen, 2129 Girard ay S, for reward. j LOST— AND WHITE COLLIE; 6 j months: pup; marked with whit© nose feet, j tail and collar; suitable reward. 2000 Pleas i . ant ay. ' FOUND— OF GLASSES IN CASE. j Call at R. M. Chapman's, Bth and Nlcollet. ; LOST— FOX TERRIER DOG, BROWN ' head, black spots, black tail with white tip. Name Jack. Please return to 1306 Portland for reward. LOST—SMALL RED COCKER SPANIEL | dog, 2 years old. Finder will be rewarded I by returning same to George Mcßride, 610 Bth jet S. . ■ ' LOST— 9TH AY S, A LAUNDRY BAG, ! with men's laundry. Finder please return to lor I will cull for It. Mrs. Day, 2109 9th_ay S. LOST—GOLD-WIRE BRACELET, SET "WITH ! diamond and pearl, either in postofflce or on ' 4th and 6th ay N car. Liberal reward if. J returned to 611 Ist ay S. flat 6. 39 MEDICAL i THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. ! Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. j ELITE BATH~PAR_ORS, " 626 HENNEPIN '■ ay; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and ' medicated baths; experienced lady attendant. I LADIES HAVING TROUBLES TO~CALITOR | write Dr. Bly, 27 4Ui st S. New book, 25c. ; MRS. BTRASSER, MAGNETIC HEALER | Weltmer method; cures every disease without j medicine; consultation free. 1622 2d st N. LADIES, $500 REWARD FOR A CASE OF obstinate suppression, any causa, my monthly regulator fails to relieve; mail; harmless vegetable, safe, sure; how long suppressed. Dr. Jackson, R. Co., R 846, 167 Dearborn, Chicago. PILES— H. WAITE, 25 YEARS' SPE clalist, cures every case; write for pamphlet, ; mailed free. 1219 Hawthorn ay. Minneapolis. 41 14INNETONKA PROPERTY THE PLYMOUTH— AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. IF INTERESTED IN LAKE MI N NET ON X A property, buy now; don't wait until spring; prices are stiffening and will be sure to rise in the near future. We carry the largest list' of lake realty and can . suit any taste and purse. JAEGER & TORELLE, 310 Bank of Commerce. 42_____JW£JCB^ THE PLYMOUTH— AND NICOLLET. Holiday-Uppers for everybody atlowest prices. bargains" IN PICTURE FRAMES and Christmas goods; be sure to see us about your framing. J. O. Braa, 509 Ilennepin ay, oppo site West Hotel. THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. DR. B. SHEPARD, SPECIALIST; DISEASES of women; office, 407 Nlcollet. Telephone, M 658 J2; residence, South 433 J2. Office hours, 11 a. m. to 5 p. m. Dr. B. Shepard. Mrs. Charles Lewis, pianist. Engagements made for dancing parties. Tel 673-L2 South. RUGG, THE j PHOTOGRAPHER, WILL BE I pleased to meat his old patrons at 329 Cen tral ay. Have all negatives back for 20 year-,. WANTBD—BV_RY MAN AND WOMAN having kidney and bladder troubles to seed their address for sure cure to 6507, Journal. TELEPHONE OR TELEGRAPH NA G EL", the florist, for flowers for funerals, weddings and parties. Orders from out of town will have special attention. ■ WInDB'URN, SMARTS; BESIDES TAN isn't pretty. Have a fair face,: lovely satin skin, using Satin-Skin Cream and Powder. J2sc. The Journal's Daily Puzzle FIND THE HARVESTERS HIRED MAN AND GRANDCHILD. 144 PERSONAL Continued. DANCING CLASSES — MONDAY AND Thursday; children, Saturday at 2; buck wing and private by appointment. Holconib's Academy, 43 4th st 3. T. H. BLY, M. D., SPECIALIST IN ALL diseases or 'women; all irregularities correct ed; private home for women before and dur ing confinement; new book, 25c, all you need to know. Office, 27 4th st S. third floor. FEMALE DISEASES CURED. ' Irregular and suppressed menstruation cured quickly; 40 years' experience; good home for patients. Dr. Wheeler, Globe bid., Minneapolis EXAMINATION FREE. A PRETTY BABY GIRL FOR ADOPTION; dark complexion. 2919 4th &v S. ' WE FURNISH CARRIAGES AND MES sengers at all hours; hacks for funerals. $3; baggage delivered; trunks, 25c. Union Hack and Messenger Co., 211 Washington ay S. Both 'phones. S85««8S88S8i8S8S8SSS8SS888 82 AUCTION DAILY, 10 A. M. AND 2 P. *2 58 m. Fine furniture, holiday goods, gg 8* Oriental rugs and carpets, bric-a-brac, £2 ti etc. Down's, 44 7th st S. S2 LADIES. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PEN' uyroyal Pills are the best; safe, reliable; take no other; send 4c stamp for particulars. "R& lief for Ladies" in letter by return mall; it druggists. Chlchester Cheaa. Co.. Phila.. Pa. MINNEAPOLIS HEALTH PARLORS 526-28 Nicollet, third floor, corner 6th st. Mrs. O. S. Fowler's method of electric treatment; mag- I'etic, massage and mental treatment given. FREE—HAIR CHAINS FOR GENTLEMEN made out of ladies' own hair, for Xmas pres ents; engraving, including your own picture, free; switches, wigs, toupees. Mall orders filled. Brahl's Hair Bazaar, 409 Nicollet, second floor. T WO ~FI REPLACE HOTEL RANGE" French top, $55; other stoves at less than half price. 117 3d ay N. ~~ HAIR AND SCALP REMEDIES. Dandruff, falling hair or itching and eeze matous scalp and growing baldness ceases the day their use has begun. Send stamp for particulars or 50c for trial course. O. K. Chance, 580 Syndicate Arcade, Minneapolis Minn. PATENT ATTORNEYS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. | Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. "WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (JAMES Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent attorneys and solicitors; main office, No. 929 --935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis, Minn.; branch office, room 52, McGill build ing, Washington. D. C. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALS 47 IMPROVED EDMUND G. WALTON'S BIMONTHLY CAT- ! alogue of houses for sale is the best in the ! city. Free on application. 300 Hennepln ay. I GERMS AND SEDIMENT IN CITY WATER j removed by Eclipse Filters. 310 3d ay S. ABSTRACTS 10 cts. per number. Hennepln j Co. Abstract Co., Albert Phelps, Courthouse. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE AT BEAU tiful Robblnsdale Park; pure water, beautiful lakes, electric cars, Ideal homes. A B Robblns, 221 Kaaota block. W. A. BARNES & CO., 800-302 NIOOLLE~T i ay. Issue a rental bulletin every Monday. i Call or send for out New Real Eestate Lists. j $925—L00K AT THIS. BIGHT-ROOM house, Fremont ay N, near Western; rents $12 netting 10 per cent. Lauderdale & Co., Ter- ! ple Court. FINE HOUSE; SAFE. HIGHLY PROFIT abIe investment; modern, down town, one fourth aore lot; $2,500 cash handles it. 1100 Lumber Exchange. dutch COLONIAL HOUSE. NINB ROOMS', ju&t completed, 3208 Harriet; hat water beat; hardwood floors, seats and finish; beam cell-, I Ings, panel, wainscoting, lnglenook, china I closet, $3,500; easy terms; also several new j houses at St. Anthony Park. W. W. Clark, ! 313 Nicollet ay. • 40 UNIMPROVED IF YOU WANT TO BUY A VACANT LOT, | send for Edmund G. Walton's printed list : and maps. General office, 800 Hennepin ay. $650—WELL~LYINGrLOTr"ON~STEVEN9~AV near 83d st. Ask about this. Lauderdale A I Co., 355 Temple Court. $675 CASH" FOR LbT~Boxlss, ON 25TH~~ST; j two blocks from Hennepin ay. Must be sold at once. Nickels & Smith, 311 Nlcollet ay. 4.g FARM LANDS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for ejyejTbody_at_lo west prices. 280 ACRES HALF A MiLE~~FROM ~THB beautiful town of Deerwood; no choicer tract j of laud In Minnesota; $10 per aor«; only 16 ' per cent down, balance in 10 years; positively : a first-class deal. • { 117 acres, five mites from Aitkia; 25 acres und*r cultivation; comfortable buildings; in fine neighborhood; $1,250. 800-acre stock ranch, $6.50 per acre. Becber M. Hungerford^AUkln, Minn. LOTS IN NEW TOWNSITESTn NORTHERN Minnesota and North Dakota. Great oppor tunities for all lines of business. Address A A. White, St. Paul, Minn. 180 ACRES FINE LAND^ PARTLY ni^ I proved; only 18 miles west of city; clay land; ■OHM fine maple, e!ui and basswood; good house and well; $36 per acre. F. D. Dibble, 430 Lumber Exchange. $Yo~AN rXCRE—24O"ACRES7AUSTINrMINN7: : improved; got it on an exchange; allowed $50 an acre; want to sell; terms, half cash; bal- > ance 5 per cent, due on or before five years. I Woodchuck case. Write, wire or 'phone M. | P. Hobart, Phoenix building. I 5Q REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest pMces, fo~r"sale or exchange—a^good $2,000! I landau; will sell cheap for cash or exchange for house and lot free of incunibrance. Mrs. , A. E. Glnter, 2i>2l 3d ay S. ' SITUATIONS WANTED K1 MALE THE 3 PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prioea. WANTED—POSITION BY THOROUGHLY competent bookkeeper and office man; familiar with banking. 63*1, Journal. A YOUNG MAN WXNT"S~A~PO3IfTON~AB delivery man. la well acquainted in city. Can give references. Address 6869, Journal. YOUNG MAN, 28 YEARS OLD, CAPABLE of taking care of steam plant, wants position; can furnish first-class references. Richard Williams, general delivery. WANTED—A POSITION BY AN~KXPERI enced bookkeeper, stenographer and type writer. References and testimonials fur nished. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address C. Pettis, Falrchild, Wis. PHARMACIST DESIRES SITUATION; REG~ i istered In Minnesota, North and South Da kota; 14 years" experience; thoroughly com ; petent: best of references. Address 6917, ; Journal. SITUATION WANTED — EMPLOYMENT wanted for Saturdays and spare time, by university student. Al references. 6929, Journal. CO FtiMALKS COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WANTS SEW ing in private families. Miss Knight, 642 Bth ar K. SITUATIONS WANTED Continued. " THE PLYMOUTH-SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. WANTED—A POSITION. IN THIS CITY, A3 a housekeeper, by a middle-aged American lady of experience. Address Journal. A HOUSEKEEPER WANTS A POSITION' with a widower or elderly couple; a good home wanted more than wages. 6870, Journal. POSITION IN OFFICE OR STORE WANTED by young lady or as companion or gorsrnesa in a family. Address 6851. Journal. WANTED, AN HOUR'S CORRESPONDENCE dictation regularly each day at either 8 to 9 in morning or 12 to 1 p. m., by experienced stenographer; will call for dictation aud re turn letters in time for fast mail— the work being done as well and with no more public ity than In your own office. Address 6905, Journal. 53 ~ STORAGE THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. FIREPROOF New, Clean Rooms. REALTY CO., 106 Ist ay N. Tel. Main 2062-J. THE BOYD .TRANSFER AND FUEL CO* has unequaled facilities for moving an* stor ing household goods: packing for storage aud shipment by experienced men. Office, 40 _i4iuia 3d st. Telephone, Main 656, both exchanges. 56 STORM SASH, ETC. THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. STORM *; SASH. ~ WE HAVE THEM, ALL STYLES AND SIZES NORTHWESTERN SASH & DOOR CO.. 113 Ist ay N. Phone, main 142fi Jl. 5g WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay cash for old gold or make into new jewelry. Jacobs Jewelry Co., 11 Washington ay S. CASH PAID for all kinds of household Don't sell before getting estimates from ihd Town Market. 25-27 sth st S. Tel. 1993. BOOKS, ALL KINDS, BOUGHT AND Goodyear Book Co., 3ia Henuepin ay. CAR LOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS made ,up for Pacific coast points, making a big saving In freight; parties moving to the coast should not fall to consult us. The Boyd Transfer Co., 46 3d ll S. WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH, A GOOD second-hand gasolene engine, three or four horse power; to start by electricity; and a small second-hand Troy washer in good con dition. Address Jamestown City Hospital, Jamestown, N. D. ■ WANTED—Second-hand furniture, stoves, etc. Pay good prices; will call. 4434, Journal. BEFORE BELLING OR EX CHANGING your i'd-hauii household goods, see Peter Keith, 115 6th st S, and get estimates. Tei. 3217-L2. CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS, school books and libraries at Adalr'B. Washington 3. WANTED—TO BUY SMALL TO MEDIUM sized fireproof safe; good condition. Address 6932,_Journal. THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND N ICO LUST. i Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. 59 WOOD AND COAL i THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. MAPLE, $6.50; YELLOW BIRCH, $6.25; OAK. $5.75; tamarack, $4.75; best quality; prompt delivery. Coal, all the best grades. Bradea Fuel and Transfer Co. Offices, 1535 E Lake st. Tel. South 603-J2. 237 Hennepin ay. Tel Main 2076-Ll. 1,000 CORDS DRY MAPLE WOOD, 18.26 DE livered. Twin City Tel., 2023. Northwestern Tel., Main 3320-J2. F. E. Lammers, 7u4 Lumber Exchange. WANTED TO RENT ' ! THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. i WANTED—BY YOUNG GENTLE.M AX, FUR~ 1 uished room in modern flat; private family; ' central, moderate; permanent; best of refer ! ences. 6560, Journal, . g^WANTED^EAL^STATj^ THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND XICOLLET ! Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. WANTED— BEST SIX OR SEVEN' room house in the eighth ward that $1,500 cash will buy. Address 6902, Journal. 63 MINES AND MINING" THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. WILL SELL 1.000 SHARES~OF~FEDEJU.L CRUDE OIL of Beaumont at rate of 31c if taken quickly. Company's price, 40c. Leaving City. Address 6443, Journal. IF OUR SIX EAGLES ORE CONTINUES TO bold its present values we have the fifth best mine in the United States. It It In creases in value much longer we will have a world beater. The best investment there is on the market to-day at 26c per share. Re member, our stock goes to 50c Christmas. Six Eagles Mining Co., Loan, and Trust bldg. 64 DETECTIVE BUREAU THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. HOY'S DETECTIVE BUREAU—ALL Busi ness strictly confidential; expert service only. Very beet references. 614-515 Phoenix build ing. Both phones. . ;'.• ■*-•*■' gg " MOVING ' THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday •Uppers for everybody at lowest prices. SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN ery moved; household goods moved and stored or packed for shipment by expert packers. Boyd Transfer and Fuel Co., 46 3d st 8. Telephone Main 656, both companies. THE M. P. D. delivers packages in the city, 10c; St. Paul. 15c. 15 7th st S. Tel. 1526-1. CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE— Furniture moved, stored, packed, shipped; best facilities; largest and finest transfer vans. Office. 200 Nlc. Tel. 1208: res, tel. 2284-L. 66 DETECTIVE AGENCIES THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at lowest prices. BAXTER^ Detective Agcy. Legitimate detec tive work only; expert shadowing. 615 Tem.Ct. 67 MACHINERY AND ENGINES THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND N.ICOLLET. Holiday slippers for everybody at If Vest prices, IRON-WORKING AND WOOD' tvORKINQ Machinery—Largest stock in the northwest. Northern Machinery Co., 217 So. 3d st, Mpls. 74 FURRIERS THE PLYMOUTH—SIXTH AND NICOLLET. Holiday allppers for everybody lowest prices. fUlTtanner—furs dressed IN first class order. H. M. Taubert. 625 Bryant ay N. UNREDEEMED fur coats and overcoats half price. Wm. Welsmann,224 Washington ay S. A. REINER, CUSTOM FURRIER, SEAL skin» and fine furs to order; best quality, moderate prices; also a fine line of gentle men's fur-lined coats, handsome, durable and light weight, beet in the uity. 16 »th «t S. Telephone, Main 8729 14. Twin City, 1835. 15