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J. W. Baldwin, president of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping and Din
ing Car Porters, No. 548, of the
Soo Line, announced Saturday, the
appointment of C. E. Newman,
local newspaper man, chairman for
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CECIL E. NEWMAN
the union. He succeeds Gleaner
Fowler, former Minneapolis at
torney. Mr. Newman will repre
sent the union in grievances be
tween employees and the Soo line
Railroad.
Mrs. J. R. Jones
Dies; Found
DI By Police
Familiar Figure Dies
Mrs. J. R. Jones of 582% Rondo
Street, died Thursday at 3:00 a. m.
at Ancker hospital. She was found
unconscious Wednesday.
Mrs. Jones, who is usually seen
by her friends in the community
every day, had not been seen for a
week. A friend, Mrs. Black, of
749 Rondo Street, called at Mrs.
Jones home but was unable to get
a response. Knowing that Mrs.
Jones lived alone, it was imme
diately thought that she was ill.
Police were immediately summoned
and on flashing a light through the
window found Mrs. Jones lying
on the floor in a coma. She was
taken to Ancker hospital immedi
ately where doctors made every
effort to revive her, but all medi
cal aid failed and she died Wed
nesday morning after failing to
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law-abiding; and, second, because we take pride in
doing things on the "up-and-up" and in selling GOOD
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Thia advertisement is not Intended to solicit Um salt of intoxicating liquor
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CHAIRMAN
regain consciousness.
Mrs. Jones had been a resident
of St Paul for twenty years. None
of her relatives are known, but it
is understood that she has a cousin
who lives in Minneapolis. Mrs.
Jones was originally from Dallas,
Texas. For the past several years
she has been an agent for several
colored papers and the High Brown
Cosmetic Company. As we go to
press, funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
Last Rites For
73 Year Old St.
Paulite Held
Funeral services were held Mon
day at 2:30 p. m., for Mrs. H. M.
Me Makin, who died at her home,
711 St. Anthony, Friday, May 31,
at 5:25 p. m. Mrs. McMakin had
been confined to her bed for three
months, suffering from heart
trouble and arthritis. Born in
Union City, Tenn., seventy-three
years ago, Mrs. McMakin resided
there until fourteen years ago,
when she became a resident of St.
Paul. She was a valuable and
much loved member of the com
munity. She was a member of the
Seven Day Adventist Church, Ash
land Avenue and McKubin Street.
Surviving Mrs. McMakin are: a
daughter, Mrs. Anna Blair of St.
Paul; a son, Mr. John L. Banks,
Sr., of Dyersburg, Tenn.; a foster
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Alex
ander, and three grandchildren,
Mr. John Banks, Jr., Miss Silene
Wakefield, and Miss Theressa
Banks, all of St. Paul.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Tucker, assisted by Rev.
L. W. Harris. Burial was made
at Oakland cemetery. Simson and
Wills Funeral Parlors were in
charge.
Aunt Delilah
Says
“Many a good man gone wrong
was bad before he went wrong.”
Aunty Says,
Monday: 13-38-78
Tuesday: 12-21-46
Wednesday: 4-19-57
Thursday: 21-3-9
Friday: 62-63-67
Saturday: 13-1-52
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Facts Aboat tbe Telephone
This year marks the fifty-fifth an
niversary of the Incorporation of
the Bell Telephone Company of
Canada.
Telephone etiquette prescribes
that the person making a telephone
call should be the one to terminate
the conversation.
The first inter-city telephone line
was built between Boston and Low
ell and was constructed by Charles
J. Glidden, later of automobile
world-tour fame.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heart
felt appreciation for the kind
words and expressions given us
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of our beloved father, Rev.
S. W. Burt. .
Mrs. M. M. Cheek,
Tela B. Burt.
Classified Ads
Five rooms, all modern, except
heat. 2915 Garfield Ave. S., Re.
0603.
FOR RENT 4-room modem
house, North. 5-room modem house,
North. 6-room modern house, South.
—C. E. Rucker and Co M 902 Sixth
Ave. North, Hyland 9746.
Furnished rooms for rent. Pre
fer railroad men. ATlantic 1068.
1828 Fourth Avenue South.
FOR RENT: Kitchenette apart
ment completely furnished, 216
West 31st Street.—adv.
ST. PAUL
Six room modem house for sale.
Glazed porch. $1,300 —$250 down.
On Rondo St.—W. S. Butler, Elk
hurst 4713.
One front room for rent, all
modem furnished for single or
couple, near Rice St car line. 189
Edmund Street Phone Garfield
3266.
CaU Bridgeport
3595 for Our
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Plain and Fancy Sewing
Ladies’ Garments Made or
Remodeled in
LATEST STYLES
Best of Work at Reasonable Prices
MINERVA TOTTEN
429 Colfax Avenue N.
Hyland 5826
CARCO
(M. V.-Pa.)
Nut and Pea $9.85
White Oak (Poco.)
(W. Va.)
Nut and Pea $11.35
Carnegie Dock &
Fuel Co.
IM South Bth BL
HJO
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Lowest Prices
Quality Merchandise
Courteous Service
Prescriptions carefully compounded
by registered pharmacists
You Get What You Ask for at
SN Y D E R ’Q
CUT RATE>3
DRUGS—CIGARS—TOBACCOS
SAINT PAUL STORES
416 Wabasha 409 Robert
Next to Town Talk Opp. Ryan Hotel
MINNEAPOLIS STORES
18 So. 7th St.
Next to Miner's
DRUG-A-TERIA
Next to Warner Hardware
Paint and Varnish Sale
Flat and gloss paint, red bam
paint Also 4-hour drying Spar
Varnish.
95c Gallon
Lowest prices on our high grade
line of Peel-Not paints, varnishes
and enamels, etc.
25% Off
on all electric fixtures, wall brack
ets, etc. Floor sanding machines
rented, delivered and called for.
PEEL-NOT PAINT CO.
Friendly Tip
TOILET ARTICLES
Try Our Special
STA-SWEET
WE DELIVER
Mrs. Minerva Totten, Agent
429 Colfax Avenue N.
Hyland 5826
WHY SUBSTITUTE
BURN THE GENUINE WEST VIRGINIA
Pocahontas $11.35
EXTRA LARGS NUT AND PEA
4 Star Smokeless $12.80
EGG AND LUMP
HOTTER. CLEANER. LONGER LASTING
AND LESS ASH THAN POCAHONTAS.
Michigan Coke $12.80
PEA SIZE
Economy Coal $6.95
lowa Lump, $7.30
SMITH FUEL CO.
Your money back if not satisfied
CH. >724 241 W. BDWY. CH. >724
Grodnik & Fassbinder
TAILORS and CLOTHIERS
400 Nicollet Avenue
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
Office Mount 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
I p. B. to 5 p. B.
Dr. W. D. Brown
Phytieian A Surgeon
408 Tribune Annex
Office Residence
MAin 6810 GEneva 4906
10 So. Bth St.
A fair Step* off Henn.
21 SOUTH 6th ST.
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COMBS BROS.
TAILORS
French Dry Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing
809 FOURTH AVENUE SOUTH
Ladies* Work Given Special Attention
Work Called For and Delivered
Main 5048
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
Branch Office, 406 E. 38th St.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The North Side Barber Shop Will Slightly
704 Sixth Ave. N.
Raise Prices Beginning June 1
Hair Cuts will be , —3sc
Shaves _ -20 c
Children’s Hair Cuts remaining the same 25c
Our expenses are much higher now than they
were when these prices were set.
B. T. Penn, Manager.
•THE OLD RELIABLE*
PORTERS 8C WAITERS’ CLUB
18 So. Third St.
The Place Where Men Meet
MAin 9875
Minneapolis
Beet Meals in City Glover Shull, President.
NOW OPEN
At New Location
C. W. BELL’S RECREATION PARLOR
207 Third Street South
BEST HOME COOKED MEALS AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Schlitz Beer on Tap Counter Service
BOOTHS FOR LADIES ATLANTIC 9492
Bob Moulden Edith Moulden
BOB’S CAFE
3755 Fourth Avenue South
A Good Place to Eat
Beer on Tap REgent 9988
ARCADE LIQUOR STORE
OUR ECONOMY MARKET
McDUFF WOODARD, Prop.
Phone Hyland 9746
902 Sixth Ave. No.
OUR MOTTO—QUALITY AND SERVICE
GROCERIES, MEATS AND POULTRY
DUNHAM SCOTT CO.
STOVE, FURNACE and BOILER REPAIRS
To Fit All Makes
Hotel and Restaurant Supplies
17 South Third Street Geneva 8671
7 SOUTH STH STREET
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Honest Service To AU
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aiderman Volunteer Committee, William J.
Wade, 2800 17th Ave. North, Secy,, for
which the regular rate will be paid.
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