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Editorial.
Goo New Right Here
A man doesn't have to be a mem
ber of the Chamber of Commerce to
understand that the woolen goods
market is high in the air and is
going to stay there.
And Frenzied Finance is as calm
as a game of casino compared with
the buying efforts of the tailors who
didn't have the foresight to see
what was going to happen to woolen
stuffs in time to buy before the rise.
Call me lucky or discerning I
got my orders to my mills so early
this spring that I secured" the entire
fall and winter stock at the old
prices.
Will I sell goods in wholesale lots
to those tailors who want my ma
terials? I should say not. I will
soc-it-to-Jem
this fall and winter
with the best materials I ever owned
and at prices that will rock competi
tion to sleep for sure.
So when I announce a "Fair
Week Sale-" it is no gentle whisper.
It should appeal to you as a loud
voiced invitation to order your fall
suit or overcoat right away.
First of all you get satisfaction or
you pay nothing.
Then I sayand will prove it
that for $15 I will make for you a
suit or overcoat that no tailor in
Minneapolis can equal for $30. For
$20 I will make you a regular $35
to $40 suit or overcoat, and for $25
I will make you a suit or overcoat
good enough for a millionaire.
I don't know what money will buy
in tailoring that I do not supply for
$15, $20 or $25. I sum up style,
wear and fit in the one phrase,'' Sat
isfaction or no Pay."
All the fall goods are here and we
will make them up any style on the
new fashion plates. Yours,
Harry Mitchell.
Come to this store dur-
ing fair week. Spend
your money at the fair
save enough here on one
suit to pay your fair ex-
penses.
Sam Devere, Soldier,
Talks About the Japs
Big Sam Devere, one of the old-time
minstrel favorites, who still survives
the years of barnstorming and who
piays so oddly ou his ban-jo at the
JJeVey this week, was a soldier in the
Eighty-thud Neir York- volunteer, apcl
we"nt "with that regiment
thrua
the re
bellion' Consequently he is soldier
before he is a minstrel, and he has been
We will make up to order a handsome suit of cheviot that
Is fine for Sunday wear and which will do for two seasons at
least, made up with fine linings and
trimmings to measure for
We will make up to order, very latest style, an English
black and white check, very handsome, makes a man look large
and athletic, very much in favor for genteel
business wear, to measure, understand, for
We will make up to order in any style on the fashion plate,
a fine dark stripe suit that is made of the best wearing worsted
and is worth $40 to $45, make it to measure AAA
satisfaction warranted for mm %3
We will make up to order a check or stripe worsted that
costs at least $35 in any other tailor shop, and then won't have
half the character of our work, made to
measure, understand, for
We will make up to order a line of rough materials that are
fine for fall and winter wear, ranging in colors from
light gray to dark mixtures, warranted to please, for.
We will make up to order any style desired any choice of a
fine stock of browns and brown mixtures, goods that are much in
vogue this fall and will be worn by the best {fr g% ffe
dressers, to measure remember, for mm %W
AND MANY OTHERS
following the fortunes of the Japanese
Eussian war from start to finish.
I suppose I'm like all the big fel-
lows," says Sam, "and like to see the
little fellow win. But honestly now,
why shouldr 't the Jap get the bun?
He's the best man.
"That reminds me that in' those
peace negotiations, the Bussian had all
t-'^i^ki^MM^i
the best of it. It was very natural for
the Japs to give in on the indemnity
proposition. Why? You see the Bus
sians had a half million units in the
field that were useless to them. They
had just as lief they were killed off as
not. The Japs had a half million men
in the field that they had use for at
home. They were good men to live
with and good men to associate with.
Now, there was something like 2,000,000
yen as the price of each half
milliotn
those soldiers. That's four yen1
of
HARRY MITCHELL'S GREATEST FAIR WEEK OFFERI
FALL OR WINTER
MADE TO ORDER
a
man. Well, the Bussians had nothing
to lose, and the Japs had. The Japs
figured their men worth more than four
yen per. The Bussians figured their men
not worth a kopeck per. There's
your solution. No wonder the Japs
gave in.
"It's wonder the Japs won. I've
seen them fight the Bussians in fistic
encounters. They always win. The
Bussian will scrap like the deuce when
cornered, but that's all he knows. But
talk about your Bismarcks. What do
you think of our Roosevelt?"
It's to your interest to read The
Journal market basket column on the
want page today.
Normal rates have been restored by
all lines between Chicago, Buffalo, New
York, Boston and other eastern points,
and the Nickel Plate road is still pre
pared to furnish strictly first-class ser
vice betweeen Chicago and the east,
their three daily through trains to New
York and Boston, at rates as low as ob
tain by any other line. Meals served as
you like, in the dining car, either a la
carte, club or table de hote, but in no
case will a meal cost more than $1. Our
rates will be of interest to you, and
information cheerfully given by calling
at 111 Adams street or addressing John
Y. Calahan, general agent, 113 Adams
street, Boom 298, Chicago.
MINNEHAHA EXCURSIONSteamer
Hiawatha leaves foot of Jackson, 9:30
daily, for Ft. Smelling, Soldiers' Home,
Minnehaha Falls. Hiawatha and barge
for excursions, $50 per day. Tel. 808 L2.
Don't fail to read The Jour
nal's new feature, The Journal Mar
ket Basket Column," on the Want
Page today. vv*&* f^Wt*J\ uf
Everything is ready for fall and the boom is on with my best of all salesa sale of fine woolens
made to order at old time pricesand just at the time when the men need new clothes. My
store at 310 Nicollet is loaded to the roof with choice woolens. Anything and everything in the
line of woolens for clothes for men I have got, warranted in the piece and after being made up
too. And during Fair Week I
Read What You Get for make up thebest of Scotches for
$15. Hand-me-downs andready
made days ire over. Buy tailor
made. Get Mitchell's style at
ready-made prices, and you get
a warrant that holds.
We will make to order any style on the fashion plate a
handsome blue or black cheviot of Scotland Woolen Mills goods
that I warrant in fit, style and wear. Q&
Made to order at ready-made price 9 I O
We will make to order a swell suit of heavy weight blue or
black serge, that will wear lilse iron and always look well, and
will please you every day you put1
made to measure, understand, ^for
We will make to order/!a
THE SCOTLAND WOOLEN MILLS STORE,
310 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
HASN'T JURISDICTION
Crusader Against St. Paul Gambler
Loses Again.
Judge Lewis of the Bamsey countv
district court yesterday filed an order
discharging the writ of alternative
mandamus secured by Samuel Van Der-
FURS
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fall or winter suit of brown mix-
ture that cannot be detected libra, smts costing three times as
muchone that will always look stylish d* A D"
made to measure, for I O
We will make you to order a suit of light colored novelty
goods that costs AS high as $35 in many other tailor shops, and
is just the thing for fall business or traveling flV4C
wearmade to measure, for 'H*
We will make to order a worsted suit that will look as good
as new as long as you wear it and which is good enough for
every day or even dress-up wear for nine-tenths "fl
of the menmade to measure, understand, for 9 1 9
We will make to order a suit of black and white mixture,
one that is very much in style this season and which is becom
ing to any man, made up in the latest style, d^JB
and to measure, for I %9
AND MANY OTHERS
I0NEY DOESN'T BUY BETTER TAILORING THAN I GIVE YOU, Satisfaction Warranted.
sal to compel Sheriff Meisen to serve
warrants against the alleged gamblers
by Justice Gribbs. The court holds that
the justice had no right, under the
present Minnesota statutes, to issue the
processes. The decision is another de
feat for Van DersaL the former gam
bler, who is seeking revenge against
his fellow knights of the green cloth.
We sell better milk than you've been used to,
and this is how we do it.
We buy direct from the finest country dairies,
taking their best carefully inspected milk,
subjecting it to thorough clarifying
and pasteurizing,
thus removing all foreign substances,
then bottle it in airtight sterilized bottles,
and deliver it to your home
every day at the right time.
Is this service not better tjaaxi. that-you are now using?
Just telephone us by either line and our wagon will call
tomorrow. (We have 21).
PhonesN. W. Main 2255. T. C. 1374.
THE MINNEAPOLISMILKC O
Crnr 9th Ave. S. and 6th St.
Ordered during Stmt* Fall* WOOk, we will gire
summer prices. Visitor while in the city, don't
fail to see us. Our prices are the lowest and goods
right. Largest line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fur
Lined Coats in the city. Order now and pay m* you Please
"MSF A. ZEKMAN, Furrier. J5ST
23 5th St. S., bet. Nicollet and Hennepin. Send for oar Catalogue.
atisfaction
Pay
Read These Items at
We will make to order a suit good enough for a millionaire
from our beautiful line of black, blue and gray vicunas, a suit
as fine as any man wants any time, AAg
made to order, perfectly trimmed, for mm &
We will make to order a perfect suit of clothes from our
peerless broadcloth, make it any style desired, trim it with fine
linings, warrant it right or you pay nothing, AA|"
made to order, for v*W
We will make to order a suit of the choicest English smooth
finished worsted, imported direct from the old country, make it
up in the best style as fine as any $60 AAC
suit, and at O mm O
We will make to order a suit of the finest heavy serge you
ever saw, in either blue, black or gray, make it with the finest
of linings, warrant that it will suit, same AAE
other tailors charge $50 to $60 for, at mm O
We will make you a suit to order from handsome doeskin,
the dress-up material, trim it beautifully, make a suit good
enough for a millionaire, warrant that it will suit AAe
or you pay nothing, for ^mm%M
We will make you a suit of superfine cheviot in blue, black
or novelty goods, make it any style on the fashion plate, war-
rant that it will satisfy or you pay nothing, frAB
to order, understand, for VV
AND MANY OTHERS
Harry Mitchells
Editorial.
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When you come to the fair the
week of Sept. 4, come in and see me.
No matter what day you get here,
come in.
I will make you a suit of clothes
to order at.the same price you would
have to pay for leadymade clothes,
and there is no comparisonthe $15
Mitchell made-to-order suits are bet
ter than any readymade at any
price.
Why not wear metropolitan
styles!
I will make you a suit or over*
coat to order for $15 that you caa
Aot match in your own town, undbr
$30. For $20 I will make you a aait
that your local tailor cannot tojbeli
under $35 or $40, and for $25 will
make you a suit or overcoat 'good
enough for the richest man in Min
nesota, and one that you cannot du
plicate for material and style for
$50 here or anywhere else.
If you order a suit of me too late
to be finished while you are in town,
I will ship it to you anywhere by
express and I pay the express. *?s
And bear firmly in mind that no
matter what you pay me for a suit,
I warrant it to be satisfactory in
every particular or you pay nothing.
This warrant is backed by a com
fortable bank account it holds
good.
I offer you a selection of thou
sands of yards of the newest and
finest goods. You select your suit
or overcoat in the piece. We take
your measure, and make the suit or
overcoat from thfr goods you* aete%t
You know just what- you -are get*
ting. We sponge the goods -before
making, use Mitchell system of eoat
making, which no one has bo& bio
to equal, and make the suit thruovfe
of the very' best material and by
the best tailors in the northwest,
You are welcome to look, and are
under no obligation to buy because
you look. But come in and see how
Minneapolis' finest tailor does, busi
ness. Yours, I
Harry Mitchell.
People who live out of
town and won't get into
Minneapolis for fair week,
can write to me for sam
ples. I will mail samples
with instruction to meas
ure, free of charge.
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