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Ladies'fine S3 vici kid
lace boots ptnt tii
Goodyear welt
soles, now __
Ladies' fine kid lace
bluchers, new toe. new
RUSH'S INDIVIDUALITY
THE PERFECT SHOULDER
Kodaks
I
ku,j
are now In season. We hare a fine
line, $1.00 up.
Automobile Goggles, fine large lenses,
very light aluminum mounting, regu
lar price $2.50. now $1 00.
SpectaclesThe best are our new
Toric-Ecltps Bifocal, practical as well
as beautiful. We can furnish you any
style. Come and see them all. Let
us show you the good as well as bad
golnts of all, and save you the price
of a new Easter bat.
Everything optical to be had at
C. A. HOFFMAN'S
Bye Glass and Kodak Shops.
624 NICOLLET AVBNUB.
New Oxfords
j&60auaIity$Z 0 0
Ladiea' $3 patent lea-
ther lace boots,
dull tops, ex-
tension soles
$1.70. SI.69
$1.50
98c
Saturday Oxford
Speolals.
Ladies' new patent leather ribbon tie
Oxfords, extension soles..............
Ladies' new patent leather Oxfords,
extension soles, dull tops..
Misses' patent leather ribbon tie Oxfords,
Bixellto2
YOUR EASTER SUIT
IS READY!
Our tables are crowded with
beautiful spring clothing in all
the latest shades, styles and ima
terials Swell double and single
breasted suits in neat grey and
brown worsteds equal to $18.00
Sf? $12.50
GRAVENETTES!
Spring Raincoats in dark wor
steds and light tan shades, with
or without belt, 50-inch length,
silk lined. O A
Opening price.. N mmam%MU
TOP COATS!
New Tan Top Coats for swell
%n.
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A GOOD THING
"WNQOFi*
People "who have a little mon
ggfy ey to invest" are constant and
careful readers of Journal want
$10.00
PANTS!
Men's Swell Worsted Trousers in
60 different patterns val
ues ever shown tifc1^best
Ladies' new patent
leatheroxfords.8 but-
or ribbon tie. new
up-to-date styles,
per pair.
Ladies' new 8 button patent leather
oxfords, extension sole, dull quarter..
Ladies' latest patent leather oxfords,
new swing toe, all patent large eyelets
4ih Idren's Shoes
Children'spat. leather strap slippers,8H to ll.GDo
Child's $1.50 shoes,tan or pat. leather.8^,1181.12
Misses' 91.75 shoes, tan, pat. leather,!!^, 2,81.25
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HOLBEIN AND TITIAN
To One the World Was a Pilgrimage,
to Other a Pageant.
January St. Nicholas.
The genius of Holbein also blossomed
early. In 1515, when he was 18 years
old, he moved from Augsburg, -where
he was born, to Basel, the center of
learning, whose boast was that every
house it contained at least one
le irned mani In 1520 he was admitted
to citizenship at Basel and to member
si ip in the painters'guild good proof,
he was only 23, or his unusual abil
it r.
But the times were lean ones for the
linter. Holbein found himself in
ed of money, and accordingly set out
for Loudon with a letter or introduc
tnn to Sir Thomas More, the king's
1 ancellor.
"Master Haunce," as the English
illed him, arrived in England toward
tl close of 1526. During this first
isit to England he painted portraits of
I iny of the leading men of the day.
it two 3*?ar later, in consequence of
an outbreak of the plague, he returned
Basel, only to be driven back td
1 ugland in 1531 by poverty and the
I ath of his old friends.
By 1537 Holbein had come to the
tice of Henry VIII., and was estab
hed as court painter, a position which
he held until his death. This seems to
I ave occurred during another visitation
of the plague in 1543 for at this date
knowledge of the great artist ceases.
"When he died or where he was buried
is not known.
Successors to
Archer & McGill.
Men's new Oxfords,
and patent,swell new
style, extra quality ...fW
Men's new patent leather
button, dull tops. O
new swing toeB I
Men's new tan Bus- O
sia calf bluchers. vli
Men's $3 patent #ki A O
leather lace shoe9 1 9
Men's box calf jace_and
blucher calf,
worth $2
Boys' $2 box ealf ^blucher
size 2Vi to
6V6
Child's pat. leather shoes
tan top, 8 to 8. 09o
$2.00
The Imperial Florists, '4 wash.
mce una
$1.50s
bluchers
$1.45,
SHIRTSBeautiful spring Shirts in new light and dark
effects, with cuffs attached, in plain or & A A
fancy bosom. Special W
UNDERWEARMen's light weight spring Underwear
in blue, pink, brown and white, silk gA^
finished, at QUO
SUSPENDERSNew shipment of fancy lisle A K**
Suspenders in new tan and blue colors, at mm
NEW NECKWEAR Easter four-in-hands in wide
and narrow shapes, new browns aria" blues just 0% E**
in. Easter price eOC
FANCY HALF nutMens Easter Socks
i-ftnu i WAa- Easte Sock |Q1
in 2oc patterns, fancy effects for oxfords, spcl. mmZO
NEW MOHAIR SHIRTS
With or without collars
$2.00 effects
for
6 5c
EASTER HATS
Latest grey and brown
colors. Derby and soft
shapes, at
$2.00
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What a contrast between his life and
Titian's! One the favorite, and the
other the sport, of fortune, Eor tho
the greatness of both was recognized
by the men of their time. Titian lived
a life of sumptuous ease in the beauti
ful surroundings of Venice, while Hol
bein.Loften straitened for money, never
wealthy, experienced the rigor of pov
erty forced by need and circumstances
to Decome an alien in a strange land,
dying unnoticed and unhonored.
The world to Titian was a pageant,
to Holbein a scene of toil and pilgrim
age-
ARCHER'S NEW STORE
Splendid Clothing and Furnishing House
at Nicollet and Third,
Archer's new clothing, tailoring and
furnishing store will open its doors to
the public tomorrow for the first time.
The old "Great Northern corner" has
been remodeled and refitted into a most
handsome store, which will rank well
up in the clothing circles of the city.
On the ground floor Messrs Pettit and
Miller will have charge of the furnish
ing goods and hat departments. The
clothing will also be on this "floor. On
the second floor Mr. Archer will continue
his tailoring department with a full
line of new woolens. Altho the firm
has been somewhat handicapped in get
ting started, it is very gratifying that
they will still be able to participate
in some of the Easter trade.
The 5,853 firms of brewers In the Unlttd King
dom last year brewed 86,054,657 barrels of beer
and upon this they paid 13,532,833 In duty to
the national exchequer.
LET US FIT YOU
DP FOR EASTER
We have everything for men in Clothing, Tailor
ing, Furnishing Goods and Shoes. Our tables are well
stocked with the Season's Latest Styles in Men's Suits
for Spring and Summer wear, and all marked at liberal
prices. The Furnishing Goods counter is complete
with all the newest things in togs. As to Shoes, we've
got just what you want in our New Shoe Department.
Nobby styles in tans and black. Some fine values are
being shown in Tan Oxfords
Look over our line of Woolens. A suit made to
order by us is warranted in every respect.
EIERETZ, MI LL & CO.,
Tailors, Clothiers and Furnishers.
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Leave your orders early for Easter Flowers. Country orders given care-
ful attention.
Extra Special IC E CREA
FOR. EASTER DINNER.
Vanilla with Fresh Strawberries will constitute our flavors. Orders must
be in by 5 o'clock Saturday in order to be wrapped.
Easter Novelties in eggs, rabbits, chicks, lilies, etc. _*"-"
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DORSETT, Fine Caterer i
Both Phones. 712 HENNEPIN AVENUE.
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From The Journal Bureau, Colorado Building,
Washington.
Washington, April 21.The consump
tion of tea, coffee and alcoholic bever
ages i'n the principal countries of the
world is presented in a table just pre
pared by the department of commerce
and labor. The figures show that the
United Kingdom is first in the consump
tion of tea the United States, first in
the consumption of coffee Germany,
first in the consumption of beer Rus
sia, first in the consumption of whisky
and other distilled spirits and
first in the consumption1
of wines.France, Sta
tistics are presented relative to the
Uwited Statese, the United Kingdom,
France, Germany, Russia, Spain, Italy.
Austria-Hungary, Portugal, Chile and
Argentina.
Tea consumption in the twelve coun
tries named aggregated in 1904, or the
latest available year, over 510,000,000
pounds. Of this, the consumption in
the United Kingdom was 256% mill
ions Russia, 1271-3 milio'nfc United
States, 109 2-3 millions Germany, 7
millions: while in no other country for
which these statistics are available is
the annual consumption as much as
8,000,000 poundsthat of Austria-Hun
gary being 2 2-8 million pounds France,
less than 2 million pounds: Chile,
about 2 million pounds Argentina, 1 4-5
millions: Spain*, 333,000 pounds, and
Italy, 115,500 pounds.
Yankees and Coffee.
Of coffee, the world's consumption is
approximately 2% billion pounds. In
this the United States, as already in
dicated, holds flta first place, with a to
tal consumption in
190Austria-Hungar0
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hird
&h,*,J082-3
4 of 961.000,00
pouWis Germany, second, 397,000
IiX
168000
millions Italy sixth, 39
000.000, and the United Kingdom sev
enth, 29% million pounds. In the other
countries coffee consumption is less
S? .b
i^S 22,000,00 0 in Spain, 21,
000,000 in Russia, 1&4 millions in Ar
entma,
6% millions in Portugal, and
millions in Chile.
The statistics of beer consumption are
available for only eight countries, with
a total of 5,753,000,000 gallons an
nually. Germany had a total consump
tion of 1,783,000,000 the United
Kingdom, 1,501,000,000 gallons the
United States, 1,494,000,000 Austria,
492,000,000: France, 289,000,000 Hun
gary, 38,833,000 and Italy, 6,750,000.
Russians and Whisky.
The consumption of whisky, brandy
and other distilled spirits in the eight
countries for which statistics are avail
able amounted to 687,000,000 gallons
that for Russia being set down at 174,-
000,000 gallons Germany, 124,333,333
the United States, 321, 000,000 Aus
tria, 82,500,000 France, 72,333,333 the
United Kingdom. 58,333,333 Hungary,
43.500,000 and Italy, 11,000,000.
Wine consumption in the nine coun
tries for which statistics are presented
amounts to 3,090,000,000 gallons aiv
nually, principally in the Latin coun
tries. France alone consumes 1,343,-
000,000 gallons annually Italy, 928,500,-
000 Spain, 331,500,000 and Austria
Hungary, 231,000,000., Figures for
Russia are not available. Germany con
sumes 124,000,000 gallons of wine an
nually: Portugal, nearly. 72,000,000 the
United States, 43,333,883,333 and the
United Kingdom, 16,fifi6,666.
Britons and Tea.
The per capita consumption of the
various beverages in the principal coun
tries presents some sharp contrasts.
Thus, in the per capita consumption of
tea the United States is credited with
but 1.84 pounds as against 6 pounds for
the United Kingdom while in the other
countries presented the annual con
sumption per head of population is in
each case less than 1 pound Russia be
ing credited with 0.92 Chile, 0.62
Argentina, 0.37 Portugal, 0.14 Ger
many, 0.12, and France and Austria
Hungary, each, 0.06 of one pound\
In the per capita consumption of
coffee the relative rank of the countries
named is: United States, 11.75 pounds
per head of population Germany, 6.65
pounds France, 4.29 pounds Argen
tina, 3.81 pounds Austria-Hungary,
2.33 pounds Chile, 1.72 pounds Spain,
1.18 pounds Italy, 1.17 pounds the
United Kingdom, 0.69 pound, and Rus
sia, 0.15 pound.
Beer to Each Man.
Of beer the per capita consumption in
the latest available year was as fol
lows: United Kingdom, 35.42 gallons
(thus exceeding Germany with her 30.77
gallons) Austria-Hungary, 20.36 gal
lons United States, 18.28 gallons:
France, '7.41 gallons, and Russia, 1.08
gallons.
The per capita consumption of whis
ky and spirituous liquors is far more
uniform in the countries under consid
eration: Austria with 3.09 gallons per
capita, Hungary, 2.19 gallons, and Ger
many, 2.11 gallons, being the only
countries with an annual consumption
in excess of 2 gallons per capita and
Italy, with 0.34 gallon per capita, was
the only country to fall below 1 gallon
in its annual consumption per capita.
The United States (1.48 gallons),
United Kingdom (1.38 gallons), France
(1.85 gallons), and Russia (1.26 gal
lons) differ little in their per capita
consumption of distilled spirits. In
wine, however, the per capita consump
tion varies greatly among the various
countries, from a minimum of 0.39 of 1
gallon in the United Kingdom to 34.73
gallons in France, while the other coun
tries, arranged in the ascending scale,
stand, United States, 0.53 of 1 gallon
Germany, 2.08 gallons Hungary, 3.75
gallons: Austria, 5.85 gallons Portu
gal, 14.12 gallons Spain, 17.82 gallons,
and Italy, 28.06 gallons.
METAL HEELS FOB HOUSE
Madame to Eival Marquises of Grand
Monarch's Day.
New York Press.
Heels must not match the spring
time's slippersfor house wear, at any
rate. She who incases her trilbies in
scarlet leather will balance her fairy
weight on Louis Quatorze affairs of
gleaming gold. Gold slippers, on the
other handT are to have red heels. Green
will be offset with brown and pale blue
with silver. Madame and her friends,
when they foregather in the boudoir
for a morning chat, will look like a
bevy of directoire dames or a flock of
marquises from the court of the Grand
Monarch. Everything in the pedal line
is to be strikingly French. Those who
talked against high heels years ago
will have another opportunity to wax
eloquent, for it is foretold heels will
be higher than ever in this year of
grace and gracefulness^may it not be
added, graciousnessf Certainly of
goodness-graciousness, judging from the
astonishing daring of ,the advance
ge
limpses vouchsafed to those who may
trusted with the secrets of the gay
capital. It is whispered certain portly
veterans of ballroom and salon will
practice furtively on stilts ere they
essay the feats to be required of them
by the extremely high heels of the early
future.
The sermon in.tbe Westminster cathedral. I-.on-
don, on St. Patrick's day -was delivered in Erse
and aU the hymns and responses were in the
same language,. Dr. O'Donnell, bishop of Raphoe,
was jbf rr
Easter Hats for $6.00Another beautiful
selection of hats in every new shape and
color. Hundreds of hats to select from
every one different. Made to sell at
$7.50 and $8.50. (f- A
Saturday J{ .UU
WEAR HISTORIC GEMS
Mrs. Astor's Spanish Diadem and Mary
Queen of Scots' Pearls.
New York Press.
Again the rage for old jewels and
jewelry, which crops out every few
years, is in full swing, and society
women are diving deep in their treasure
caskets for relics of bygone days. Most
of the ancient trinkets have histories
important only to their owners, of
course, but here and there a New York
er is the proud possessor of gems that
once played their part in the chronicles
of the mighty. Mrs. John Jacob Astor
has a diadem that belonged to Spanish
royalty not so many years ago. It is
more gorgeous than any tiara seen in
the Metropolitan's shimmering semi
lune, and Mrs. Astor's friends say it
could not have been more becoming to
Hispaniola's haughtiest royal dame
than it is to the former Philadelphian.
Another American, the Countess de
Castellane, possesses a crown that used
to be among the personal keepsakes of
the same country's last Queen Isabella.
Mrs. Bradley Martin includes among
her priceless trinkets stones that a cen
tury or so ago glittered among the
crown jewels of France. Their mates
are worn by Mrs.'Bonynge of London,
while Lady Waterford boasts a row
of pearls that adorned the round throat
of Mary of Scotland before that snowy
span was severed by the headsman's ax.
Homeseekers' Bound Trip.
Excursion tickets will be sold by the
Say
orthern Pacific Tuesdays in April,
and June to points in Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, British
Columbia, Easton and Central Wash
ington for one fare plus $2 for the
round trip. Call at city ticket office,
19 Nicollet House block.
Easter Millinery, Waists, Suits, Coats, Skirts
An Imjnense Variety of Stylish Ready-to-Wear Garments
We Can Fit You Without Alterations, OurStock is so Large
Beautiful Easter Millinery
A
Pretty Waists for Easter-Hundreds of
neW waists, lingerie, China silk, hand em
broidered and all-over embroidered waists,
beautiful styles, from A
$15.00 to PZ*iU
Sale on Waisjs Chiffon taffeta, lace
trimmed waists, embroidered and all-over
net waists, worth to $15.00. t/ O
Saturday $*t^D
Embroidered Lawn WaistsIn a variety
of pretty styles, deep cuffs, large sleeves,
Three great bargains for Sf\
$2.85, $1.85 and %JloO
China Silk Waists, lace trimmed, new
sleeves, regular $3.95 waists, Saturday
New Walking SkirtsPanama and Sicilian round
length Skirts black, brown and navy (t^ A
worth to $10.00 Saturday ^/DXJ
Tailor Made SuitsPanama and Sicilian Suits, smart
est styles of the season in blouse and tight-fitting
coats, with newest plaited skirts sizes (t^l
84 to 44 worth to $85.00, for 4ZO. O
$2.95
Spring Sale On Fine Muslin Underwear
We sell the high grade Royal Underwear, awarded first prize at the St. Louis Exposition for superior quality and
finish of garments. Reduced prices for Saturday.
Cambric and Muslin CoversA variety of styles. The
greatest bargain ever offered 50c and 75c **Q
covers, Saturday ^&OC
Pretty CoversMade of fine Nainsook and Long
cloth, trimmed with lace insertion, edging cQ
and embroidery $1.75 and $1.50 covers for....OoC
Fine Muslin SkirtsTrimmed in various styles, with
deep flounce and under dust ruffle $1.25 **wr\
Skirts for JVC
Cambric SkirtsDeep flounce, with lace and em
broidery insertion and edging $2 and
$1.75 Skirts for 41.^D
Wade CorsetsThe best Corset made
Special
fornext
Sunday
REV. ELI KELLER. D. D.
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Rev. Eli Keller, D., Praises
Duffy's Pure BSalt Whiskey
Charming Hats for $10.00 and $7.50. The
finest assortment of hats at these prices
we have ever shown. A variety of styles
unsurpassed. Gage hats and copies of
French models made by New York's best
milliners exclusive creations. dS^f Cf"_
For Saturday, at $10 and 4 O
Jaunty Covert CoatsFifty different
styles to select from at $5.00 to $20.
Three Special Bargains for Saturday.
Misses' and Women's Covert Coats
Made from fine English covert n f\(\
cloth. Saturday V/Vr
Misses' and Women's Covert CoatsBox
or tight fitting Coats regular $10.00
end $12.00 coats. Sat- fc ftC
urday ZpO.y^
Misses' and Women's Covert CoatsTwenty different
styles, long or short waist, all sizes. The best values
ever offered in the Twin Cities. *t10 CJA
Saturday *P W
Silk Redingote CoatsHandsome Redingote Taffeta
Silk Coats, black, navy and brown, ex- rt f\(\
tremely stylish. For Saturday ^JL/O "U
Silk UnderskirtsHeavy Taffeta rustling
silk skirts, in all colors, worth $6.30 for...
Cambric and Muslin GownsChemise, Empire and
Gretchen styles, $1.25 and $1.00
gowns for /uv
Nainsook GownsChemise styles, with fine Valen
ciennes lace trimming and tucking d*| Oft
$3.50 Gowns for IVO
Chemise Lawn and NainsookKnee and extra long
length, trimmed with fine laces $1.50 p
Chemise for ....J O
Fine Cambric and Muslin SkirtsExtra wide and
deep flounce, with three and four rows of dJ'J lgj
lace insertion $2.50 to $3.75 Skirts foT...$JUlD
Perfection in Fit and Style.
For the Sunday Dinner
The Crescent Creamery Company always makes a Special Brick, one-qnartl
size. It is delivered by the Crescent Creamery Company Sunday Morning is
packed in ice extra well, and will be served on the family table in perfect
condition.
Any confectionery, bakery, drug store or grocery will take your order for
the Special Sunday Brick and give it to us. We deliver and collect for the ice
cream. The Sunday Bricks are the perfection of flavor and purity, and are made
of Pasteurized cream under the strictest sanitary conditions.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
is the safeguard of the young and the sustaining power of the aged. Endorsed by the most eminent ministers, doctors an tem-
perance workers, it is the grandest medicine given to mankind. It is guaranteed to be absolutely free from fusel oil and Is
the only whiskey recognized by the Government as a medicine.
It is the safe cure and reliable preventive of pneumonia, consumption, coughs, colds, grippe, bronchial affections throat
and lung troubles and all weakening and wasting diseases. It tones up the overworked heart, supplying vital force to' all the
organs. It builds up the weak and run down system from whatever cause, and is the great tonic "invigorator for weakened,
tired nerves. It is nature's greatest energizer.
CAUTION.When buying Duffy's from your druggist or grocer insist on receiving the genuine. You'll recognize the "Old
Chemist" on the label. Do not accept harmful substitutes sold by unscrupulous dealers for profit only, Duffy's is the only
safe, helpful, pure malt whiskey. Price $1.00. If your dealer can't supply you, write direc"As*- to Duffy Walt Whiskey Co..t
*St"-
**$% J
Next Sunday the flavor of the Special Brick will be
Bisque of Macaroon 40c
Order any time up to Saturday night of any Confectionery,
Bakery, Grocery or Drug Store.
The Crescent Creamery Co.,
N.W. Telephone Main 457-458. T.C 610.
$4.95
117-119 N. 6th Street.
Uses it in his home and is
glad to have his name ap
pear with the many prom
inent preachers who thank
God for the good done by this
great invigorating tonic and
stimulant.
"A Fori of Food, ilreaiy Digested,"
Says Leading Physician.
7 use Duffy*s Pure Malt
Whiskey as a physical restor
ative and recommend it as a
valuable preservative."
GentlemenT am a Pennsylvanlan of the
fourth generation was born in 1825. Have
lived always an active life. My motto was and
Is: "Be temperate in all things." I am in the
enjoyment of all my faculties unimpaired.
Since in my eightieth year I am using your
Pure Malt Whiskey as a physical restorative
and regulator, and I recommend it as a valu
able preservative. ELI KELLER, D. D. Al
lentown, Pa., Feb. 11, 1905.
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