The Minneapolis journal. [volume], July 02, 1903, Page 16, Image 16

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3JOTRSBA T EVENING, ' "f
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Mail Orders
* ,' ** Filled Quickly
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Exceptions in This Sale
Patterns. Fourteen Articles in Drug Sundries.
Two articles in Notions.
Danish Cloth Dress Goods.
"Sorosis" Shoes.
Regular lines of Children's Shoes.
American Wilton and Axminster
Rugs.
Ewrythingtelseinthe store reduced.
Silk Waist*
$5 Silk Waists $3.95
1.95
Shirt Waist Dresses of
White Duck, Lawn and
Cheviot, worth to $3.25,
at
Wash Dresses of Chambray,
Madras and Gingham, in
white and colors, worth O TF WZ
up to $6.50, at O B i O
Women's Duck Skirts.blackoTh O ^
dots, worth $1.50, at vOQ
White Pique Skirts, worth J
to $2.25, at -
White Pique Skirt*, trim
med with embroidery, A 7 C
worth $3.75 fiilO
Dressing Sacques and short
Kimonos of lawn, worth 4 * A -~
to $1.25, at O W
Women's Wrappers A
large collection of many
materials and styles, all
new, some worth as
high69c as $1.75, at
Shirt Waist Dresses
$16.50 dresses for $1 0.50
19.75 dresses for 1 3.50
25.00 dresses for. 15.00
+
Mohair Walking Skirts
Black, values to $6.50, J | Of?
V. Tailored Suits Half Price-*
$15.00 suits at $ 7.50
18.50 suits at 9.75
22.50 suits at 11.25
. 25.00 suits at 12.50
30.00 suits at 15.00
32.50 suits at 16.25
35.00 suits at 17.50
Women's Coats and Jackets of all
kinds
Coats worth to $15 $3.75
$15.00 silk blouses 1 0.00
18.50 silk blouses 12.75
- 25.00 silk blouses 1 8.50
27.50 long coats 18.50
82.50 long coats 22.50
16.50 cravenette coats 13.50
16.50 brilliantine coats 1 2.50
10.00 pongee coats 7.50
, 15.00 pongee coats 10.00
18.50 corset coats 9.75
Separate SkirtsA large
assortment of Skirts, in
light wedght wool walking
lengths, navy and gray
mixtures, worth to $7.50, ajfc A "*
Silk Dress Skirts
$25 Silk Skirts at
$27.50 Silk Skirts at.
$82.50 Silk Skirts at.
$35 Silk Skirts at....
$57.50 Silk Skirts at.
$62.50 Silk Skirts at.
$75 Silk Skirts at....
ffil
Children's Coats6 to 12 years
Coats worth to $4.75.
Coats worth to $7.75.
Coats worth to $10...
Ages 14, 16, 18
Coats worth to $7.50.
Coats worth to $10...
Coats worth to $12.75.
* Coats worth to $15 8.75
NapkinsMany new pat
terns, f-size, worth $3 a A | A
dozen, at *SalF
Optical DepartmentThis
is the last day on which you
may get your eyes fitted
in a perfect manner at..
*m
* "
Friday Is the Climax of this history-making Three Days' Sale Fridaywhen we will deluge
with bargains in the very things that you need most from now onnew, timely goods
Lay in vacation needs now, and your vacation money will last the
you
of
inches, worth 50c, at mm I %M
Same as above in larger, JB, O ^
15x15 size, worth 75c TTdK U
Couch Covers
$1.48 Covers..
$2.35 Covers..
$4.00 Covers..
$4.25 Covers.
$4.50 Covers.
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and Nottinghams, worth 4 ^
35c, at - f U
Grenadine Curtains Silk cross
stripe, for summer use
$1.48 Curtains, a pair 98o
$1.75 Curtains, a pair $1.19
$2.25 Curtains, a pair 1.8 9
$3.75 Curtains, a pair 2.69
Men's Socks of fast black cot
ton, double lieels and toes,
the 15c quality, at (basement)'
Extra Bargains in Every Department*.
Tooth Brushes of French bris
tles, white ivory handles, a
sample collection, worth toQ
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Seventh and NicolletFormerly Goodfellow'sSeventh and Nicollet
every description.
longer. Everything you buy here is a bargain, for
Everything In the Store Is Reduced (with the few exceptions
4.50 7.95
BT.50 Silk Waists
$12.50 Silk Waists
Wash Waists
Waists worth to $1.50
Waists worth to $2.15
Waists worth to $2.25
Laces Hand-made Cluny
and Antique, in straight
bands ana medallions, as
wide as 9 inches, sold up
to $3.50 a yard, at
Suit Cases of genuine cow
hide, 22-inch, nand rivited,
brass locks, leather strap
fasteners, corners re-in
forced with leather, linen
lined, four leather straps - O A
^ inside* worth $5 Oo*
r PicturesArtistically col- , ,
ored subjects, in round
brass frames with brass
chains,glass covered, 10x10 A|
I .90
1.19 1.49
20c, at .-.. . O O
Lisle Thread Gloves in
white, gray, mode, tan and
black, Kayser make,
Taffeta SilksOur full lines of 85c
colored Taffetas, in about OQ4*
300 shades, at U5FU
Black Taffeta silk, a yard wide
heavy, lustrouswortn Olip
^px,^o, at...- - ^^^^^^
From 7 to 9, or while they last
$10.00
13.50
. 15.00
18.50
. 25.00
. 29.50
. 39.50
Wrappers of percale, lawn and stand
ard prints all sizes, 34 to 44,
light and dark effects, goTfc ^
worth 98c 0f 1#
Kimonos of white lawn with small
black figures, all sizes, OOji
79c values, at OOU
From 7 to 9, or while they last.
.$1.95 . 2.95
4.95
Shirt Waists of white lawn, trim
med embroidery, lace and fine
tucking, $2.75 qualities, 4 M tffc
. 4.95
. 6.50
7.50
Sofa PillowsFilled jwith down and
covered with gCKxTcambric
18x18, worth 30c 23c
20x20, worth 45c 35c
22x22, worth 60c 49c
24x24, worth 75c... ...59c
Extension Rods for sash curtains, -
inch in diameter, will ex
tend to 40 ins, worth 5c, at
-From 7 to 9, or while they last.
1- 4
off
Geo. D. Dayton.
KANSAS CEOPS^If^Q
eat Will Be a Record Breaker
The Status of Corn.
Kansas City, July 2.-*The Star says
Mtorlally: - u .
listed elsewhere)nothing reserved. Friday you will have the best
buying chance of the season.
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EmbroideriesN a in s o ok
and Swiss, in edges and
flouncings, fine grades, as
wide as 9 inches, odd pieces
from our best matched sets, 1
sold to 50crajrard, atr.
Umbrellas. Women's, of
the real" "Cravenette,"
black, on paragon frames,
with steel rod case and tas
sel, natural and sterling
silver trimmed handles, 4 O O
$2.50 values at - svow
Umbrellas Women's, of
black twilled silk, with se
lected natural handles, A Q Q
sold to $4.50, at oCamfO
A
89c
$1.50
2.70
2.98 3.29
$12.00 Covers 7.50
Pillows for porch and boating, cov
ered with crepe, ruffled
18x18, worth 75c 39c
16x16, worth 65c 29o
Curtain Ends of Scotch net
HandkerchiefsWomen s
and Men's, of pure Irish
linen, hemstitched, J, J and
i inch hems, full laundered
sold at 25c
Ribbons of aft eilk- taffeta,
washable, in the best col
ors, 3 inches wide, worth
20c, at
Sheet Music
Dance of the Water Lilies
Hiawatha .-v .v
Under the Bamboo Tree..
Harvest Queen Waltzes...
Virginia Beauties
Shirt Waists of lawn, in
medium and light colors,
50c values (basement) at. .
y
0%
SilksDemi-Made Robes -
black-and-white and navy
and-white check Louisine,
for shirt waist dresses
natural color Pongee robes
with embroidered and ap
plique effects, both with
one-color embroidered and
some vari-colored val
ues up to $37.50, at..
25c
I60 12c
Women's StockingsAll
our imported stockings in
lace ana embroidered lisle,
plain and drop stitch, val
ues to 75c, at
Men's Drawers
50c Nainsook Drawers . .
A
89o
Petticoats of black mercer
ized sateen, accordion
pleated, $1.25 value, at
Feather Pplows100 pairs,
filled with a good grade of
feathers, covered with ^-QQA
cy tick, (basement) the pairmFO U
15c
15c 15c 15c 12c
29c
35o
r
39o
.78c $1 Elastic Seam Drawers
Persian Lawn48 inchesQQ
.wide, 55c value, at O 5FU
White BatisteMakes a
handsome thin dress, 50 in.JSQn
wide, 65c value, at nr*FO
Table DamaskFull bleach
ed, 72 inches wide, 85c C C A,
value, at 90G
the49c
75c quality, at
These Astonishing Bargain s Pron 7 to 9 ?r:iiy Bvenrij.
A
long, in a
14o
Opaque ShadesSix feet
variety of colors
worth 20c, at
From 7 to 9, or while they last
Ice Cream Freezers Handsomely
,, nickel plated, brass hoops 0,0 g%
on pail, 1-pint size .... %W99%M
Water Set*s of glass, decorated
pitcher and six glasses, "T C ^ ^
regularly $1.50 I O O
From 7 to 9, or while they last. ,_ .j f x / -m-
Handkerchiefs^-Women's
Water Pitchers of Flemish stone-, #g embroideised and lace
f ware, regularly 50c, OCf#!
now .-mm%9%3^ and 35c kinds, at .-*.'
LacesFrench and-AIencon Valen- -'plight Gowns -of Musli Hubbard '
ciennes lace edgesa and msertirlgs,^x
as widens-2 inches, a~large collect inserting neck and sleeve trim
' &or0
$1.25 per piece of 12 fj JJ
%yards, ar. -'.- /- m*m*w{
. From 7,to 9, or whlle-'they last
PerfumesOur^French extracts, in
* H the most desired odors, in i-ounce
2lo
^ J. B. Mosher.
agriculture confirm the opinion expressed
by the 'Star that the state's wheat crop
-would be one of the largest In its his
tory The indications are that it will es
tablish a new record. TJie acreage is
larger and the condition better than- was
the case with the great crop of 1901 ut this
| stage of its development. The sources of
MM^ v '
Shell Hair Pins, straight and waved,
,rd of six ^ always 10c per ca:
^~hj
Dayton Dry Goods Co., Seventh and Nicollet, f ^-
are so complete and' the news which
comes from Secretary Coburn's office So
reliable that the offteial" estimate of the
size of the yield will be regarded as about
as nearly correct as can be made
"While it is still eoo early to make ac
curate predictiong-about= the Kansas' corn,
It may be noted that the farmers have not.
h^yn d^9urag^by,^du^iu.UeAWb4cty
' - t-^-^^r
Parasols of fancy
stocks of this
stylish kinds,
at
Chemises
50c Chemises..
75c Chemises..
$1.00 Chemises.
$1.25 Chemises.
$1.50 Chemises.
White Petticoats
$1.75 Petticoats
$2.25 Petticoats
$3.25 Petticoats
Drawers
25c Drawers 1 5 o
50c Drawers 35c
$1.00 Drawers 87c
$1.50 Drawers $1.19
$1.75 Drawers 1.2 9
$2.25 Drawers. ". t .59
29o
Dress Goods of many kinds,
all the later weaves and col
orings, broken ends of lines
75c values 27c a yard
$1.00 values 67c a yard
$1.50 values .78c a yard
Night Gowns
$1.00 Gowns 79o
$1.50 Gowns $1.19
$2.00 Gowns 1.5 9
$2.25 Gowns 1.87
$2.75 Gowns 2.49
$3.50 Gowns 2.75
$5.00 Gowns 3.98
$6.50 Gowns 5.00
$7.50 Gowns 6.50
colors,/69o
^V
regularly $1, at..
English Dimities arid print
ed Batiste, just right for
hot weather dresses, ki
monos and shirt waists, 15c
values at
Silk GinghamsGerman
shirt waist and dress linen,
and imported Madras shirt
ings, 40c and 50c values
at
Wool Corded BatisteLight
weight, in attractive shades
of gray, rose, mode, reseda,
light and royal blue, a %OQA
grade at O mm %S
Venetian in a beautiful
finish and range of mixed
colorings, pur $1.25 quality "TO**
71o
Men's UnderwearLight
blue Balbriggan shirts and
drawers, Egyptian Balbrig
gan and ribbed Balbriggan, Q Q g%
values to 75c, at OOW
Men's Underwear Two
thread Balbriggan shirts
and drawersthe "Impe
rial" brand, always $1 a
garment, at
silk, our
summer's
RibbonsSatin and gros grain, in
the most desirable colors, 1 to 3
inches wide, sold from 10c to 30c
a yard, all in one^ , , ' * C*fc
gathering, at,.:". .v.*r.*
From Jf- 'to 9, or^. while they last,
r%
f
" full laundered, our 25c
th
entire
most
1- 2 off
styl e y
e ^ P ^e^-withcambrloc
f t * -^reduced from 59c to fiOG,,
jWrist. Bag ofg seal^ anld walrus leath-
12o
fancy bottleB, each in an
ornamented box, 35c kind
v * ers, in black, brown,e tah n anads gray
, lined with silk and suede plain
H^and fancy frames in gilt, gun
rtS-metal, nickel and oxidized, all
^have inside pockets with frame,
Isold at $1.00, $1.25 and fgn
Sc
f pins.
From T to 9, or while -they last
'**k^\&M*
Corsets of Batiste, straight front
in blue and pink, the O JB A
50c grade, at.
Sun: Bonnets and
' ^ children the 25c
India LinonVery fine and sheer,
40 inches wide, 22c value, # M * *
,, .. j% at B^w^ #
all linen, **?
trimmed, Bedspreads Large crochet quilts,
new Marseilles patterns, A %*%.
$1.10 value, at OOG
From 7 to 9, or while they last.
Table Padding54 inches
wide, 40c values, at
15o
, ^
"?rn8, sold t y
o f ^ uruffle p
tuckinsg and-
rtC
Fro m T t 0 o r hi te y lt
$1.50, at.
From 7 to 9, or while they last, wfte*-
A *
have constantly beset them. It is esti
mated that about a third of the acreage
planted was washed out. But with excel
lent spirit the husbandmen at once set
to work replanting and it is estimated that
the acreage will be only 9 per cent less
than last year. ^ The,, growth has been so
retarded tfiat favorable weathei from this
,\timu on. jruivlw jtece?sat to.vproduc a l
A
37o 59o 79o 98c
$1.75 Chemises "1.39.
$2.25 Chemises 1.87
12.50
Silksnavy-and-white and
black-and-white check Lou- " .
isme, novelty check taffeta,
stripe taffeta m gunmetal
colorings, dotted taffeta,
white novelty taffeta all
the newest 01 this season's
new silks $1.00 and $125QQ*
qualities ...,, 05FW
SilksWash Silks in high
grade jacquardstidpe^ords,
the best made, ana only a
small quantity off the best
coloringja, maise,]Hlegreen *r
Pistachio, blue, pink rose
and canary also satin stripe
Bengaline, solid color pop- -
lm, black India silk and
black satin brocades, 59c
values, at
Silks-Printed satin fou
lards in small figures and
dots, both foreign and
American, one hundred of
this summer's most charm
ing patterns and
quality, a grade you have
| always bought at 12Jc.
^ From 7 to 9, or while they last
2,500 Yards Percales of theJ bes
%i
t
All-Wool Cheviot, in rarely pretty
shades of navy blue, 40 ~
in. wide, the 50c grade.
Navy Blue SicilianAn elegant heavy
cloth, 54 in. wide, always AO*
' $1.25 a yard, at vOO
- * From 7 to 9, or while they last -
good yield Perhaps the greatest danger
lies in the lateness of the tasseling This
critical period of the corn's development
will be postponed to the season when there
Is a likelihood of blasting hot winds But
with favorable conditions there is no
reason to doubt that a good crop will be
harvested
^The damg^ea^er-toaa^r^dejeqwsed^
Basement* Millinery at less than cost
58 .Trimmed Hats, at 69c h 62 Trimmed Hats, at $1.69
1
L
A few exceptions listed elsewhere in this advertisement.
19o
Men's Linen CollarsBarker (Dog's
Head) brand, 4-ply, all sizes,
turn-over corner style only, f ^
(Basement) - *
Shirt.. Waists in black and white
stripes, 50c values, (Base- 4 Of*
mentt at - O U
last
wash
kind, at.
hats for
19o
From 7 to 9, or while they last.
ment ) at
From 7 to 9, or while they
FansFancy colors and decorations,
sold from 50c to $1 each,
at
26o
best
6ct
as t
pretty
35c
sir From 7 to 9, or while they last.
JULY 2, 1903.
*** Mail Orders
Filled Quickly
's r vfl/^r.
Millinery Bargains
Many Minneapolis and St. Paul Women are
Taking Advantage of this
$1.29 Wonderful Reduction Sale
Half PriceFridayOnly 41 hats left in this lot they
are all desirable and good styles the priceswere from
$3.50 to $15 on sale at one-half the regular price.
$1.27
1.79
2.59
33r/3
$1.19
Corset Covers
$1.50 Corset Covers..
$1.75 Corset Covers '1 .29
$2.25 Corset Covers 1 .5 9
$3.25 Corset Covers 2.25
HALF PRICIl-Basement.
Choice of All Trimmed Hats,
Choice of All
Women's StockingsT h e
imported kinds, m lisle
fancy, lace, plain and em
broidered
$1.25 Stockings
$1.50 Stockings
$1.75 Stockings
$2.00 Stockings %
Pajamas in large assort
ment of materials and col
ors
$1.25 Pajamas $ 1
$1.50 Pajamas $1.35
$2 Pajamas $1.69
All Negligee Shir&s reduced thruout
our stocks.
69c
Neckwear Four-in-hands,
ascots, bows, ties and
bat-wings, all new ones,
including English twills, Oft^
at 23c and 0f0
$1 Reward
It is our aim to advertise our goods
by straightforward statements and
to guard against deception of any
kind. We will gladly pay $1 to
the first person to report to our
Mr. Mosher any misrepresentation.
Second Floor.
per cent Discount J
on choice of every Trimmed Hat and Bonnet in the
store, including all our new patterns.
Half Price
Choice of all Untrimmed Hats. *
Choice of all Flowers, Berries, Foliage.
Flowers.lfo 1 Choice Al
i tae * B e
Untrimmed Hats.
R* K *c
Negligee ShirtsFancy Per
cales with pocket and a
pair of separate cuffs, a
large variety of colorings,
the 50c quality at
. . 98c
$1.29
. 1.3 9
. 1.89
$2.00, at OoG
Clothes BasketsAll
29c
SuspendersThe well known "Pio
neer" make, in the 50c O R A
quality, at ofcOli
25c kinds 12fco
Men's Belts-
Values to 50c, at - 19o
From 7 to 9, or while they last
Women's StockingsAll O/Qj*
our 50c fancy kinds, at..Uww
Women's VestsExtra large sizes
only, high neck, long-or half
sleeves, and low neck, o4Al|
sleeves, 25c quality, at.. - 2W
Pillow Tops of the best grade,
stamped and tinted for embroid-
^ ering, all the new designs, al-
:' ways 50c for top $CA
"f and back, at attOO
Pie TinsAll sizes,
Wash BoilersMade of , J
block tin, old style make, ^ |
copper bottom, will last for " " -jS^
many years, regularly ^ feSO
$2.50, at OV
ManglesFamily size,
" bearing, regularly O A A
ball $10, at.
. $*
D ^
lngly favorable for fodder crops, as was
anticipated Pastures are in fine condi
tion and oats, alfalfa and the grasses
are all doing well The importance of a
heavy yield of corn Is therefore not so
pressing as it would be in a dry eeaSon."
An immediate success follows Journal
want ada. _. .
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l\ Frank H. Carleton.
Czar
*fcr*'
35c
Negligee Shirts of fine Mad
ras and Oxford, in oxblood
and blue, with a j&air of
separate cuffs, alse Mad
ras shirts in blue and white
stripes, with tie to
match,4So
75c kinds at
Negligee Shirts of white
Egures
rinted madras with small
in black, blue and
red, cuffs attached, and fine
woven madras shirts, white
grounds with stripes, with
a pair of separate cuffs
also a line of sample shirts
values that run as high asOA A
willow55o the 75c kind at
Tea KettlesSolid copper,
1 rV
95c
kind*7Kgfc
nickel plated, the
at. Angle Cake PonsThe cele
brated Van Dusen kind
regularly 25c, at. 15o
TW0
Lemon Squeezers of glass,
kinds, regularly 10c, at.
Garbage PailsGalvanized, ^
8-gallon size, the $1
Kj*
all5
for.
kmd 7Eo
ff1.5fr U
Gas Ovens of
steel, worth $2, at
Window Screens24 inches
high, adjustable from 22 to ^
34 inches wide, worth
J*
Extra Trains to Lake Mlnnetonka July 4.
The Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad
will run trains to the lake, leaving Wash
ington and 4th avs N at 9 30 and 10.30 a.
m , 1.45, 5 10 and 6.15 p m Returning
trains leave Tonka Bay at 1.10, 1.40, 7:25
and. 11 p m Round trip tickets only 50
cents Fireworks, steamboat excursiona,
l dancing^ bowjinj^ oto* - , -
iryfm
35C OI5A*