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Help us get rid of a few great snaps. Best
offered this season. Read
I EftLot with city water and sidewalk, 14th
WlvU av, near 81st.
0CC ALot on Lyndale, near 26th.
IHouse and lot on 14th av. near 26th
7 rooms.
house, rented for $22 month
best repair, full lot, barn.
I10-room house. 9th av, near 27th
two families city water and gas.
-9-room House on Lyndale av double
corner, 96x128 feet.
|New modern house, 9th av, near
32d, full lot, fully modern, 6 rooms
a snap.
$1500|14-roof $2500
O Oft A
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'New modern house on Park av.,
VvOUU near 32d price cut from sr.800
for quick sale.
& OR. A ftEmerson, near Lake fully mod-
VUvUU era 8 rooms $350 down, balance
$35 month.
& il A ft ft Fine new house 9 rooms hot water
04'vUU heat full basement mantel and
grate, sideboard, china closet, artistic grills and
$200 in leaded lights a beauty from the word go
suite of 3 bedrooms and one single. See it Mon
day. Thi3 is our best, and the best ever offered at
this price in the city. Come right in and let us
show you this.
A Oft ftA bargain in a $6,000 house in Ken
V*rOUU wood new and a beauty.
feEQAASunnyaide we have two here that
VWfcUU must be sold.
0 ft ABargain on Lowry Hill new house.
0 1 vUU 9 rooms a beauty actual cost to
build, to say nothing of the lot.
We have some rare bargains that we are going
to cut the life out for quick sales. Have a tele
gram to close out 2610 Aldrich av. S. What will
you give One year old fully modern, hot
water heat make us a reasonable offer and we
will submit same.
ANOTHER TELEGRAM to sell 20 acres of land
adjoining city limits, worth $3,500, but will take
$1860. See it Monday just the place for
chicken or duck ranch and gardening Ave
blocks to car line.
We sell only bargainssomething you can resell
at a profit
Morrison-Crittenden Co.
507 Phoenix.
Modern Houses.
AQAA A65x183, Pleasant ave.
*PO W inside 24th, 9 rooms,
built about 3. years and very fine
location.
-Hennepin ave. in
side 23rd, 10 rooms,
fine lot and trees.
tflj* 4 g% APortland ave. inside
9UUVV 32nd st, 9 rooms
very good property.
tfj JB fiAA-Pillsbuiy ave. inside
^TUUU 28th St., 8 rooms,
very pretty house. "f
tf* AAA~Oakland ave. inside
SOVlFU 22nd st., 9
hot water heat.
$2800
SATURDAY EVENING,
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DAVID C. BELL.
Pres.
rooms,
Garfield ave. inside
29th st., 8 rooms.
HOUSES'AT ALL PRICES,
Walter Badger
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LOCATION
AT-
-ON-
EAST SIDE LAKE HARRIET
FINEST IN THE CITY
Because nothing but Dwellings can be erected in the Ad-
dition and everybody will have large lots with city water
and plenty of room for lawns and gardens. We control the
character of buildings, which makes this the most choice
residence location in the city. Besides it is surrounded by a
Park (no park tax) and nowhere else in the city can such an
opportunity ever again be offered. Do you realize what
that means? Your City and Lake Home are here com*
bined in one. Bryant Av. Car runs every 15 minutes.
Gall or Write for Plat and Price List
111 S. FOURTH ST.
ONE OF THE BETTER KINO.
If interested in a home of this decription, go to 2731 Emerson Avenue
South and look it over.
JOHN S. CALDER, Builder.
$2,100-No. 824 18% av NEa very good
two-family house of 11 rooms, sewer
and water on both floors rents for $27
good lot, 60x85 stone walk no better in-:
vestment northeast
$260Fourth av S between Thirty-sixth
and Thirty-seventh stsood high lot,
40x131foundation and well on lot city
water in street it's a big snap look it
up at once.
$4,600No. 3128 Irving av Snew, strictly
all modern residence in the very best
section of Calhoun Park hot water heat
and all complete. East front lot 46
feet. \$v
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WALTBR A. EQQLESTON,
Secy.
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A new, never occupied, fully modern, eight-room house,
first floor finished in selected birch, all floors laid with
Myers' 1XL hardwood flooring. There are four well
lighted and perfectly ventilated bedrooms, and bath fitted with best mod-
ern plumbing, gas, and handsome gas fixtures, large attic, full basement
with Portland cement floor, a No. 1 heating plant, fully equipped laundry.
The house is beautifully decorated throughout, window shades hung,
screens for all windows, stone steps and walks.
Open for inspection Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock.
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42253d av S between 36th and 37th sts
city water lies fine. Will submit above
amount.
$325Bryant av Sfifth lot inside 35th st
west front size 42x128 lies two feet
.above grade city water easy terms.'
$800Grand av, corner Twenty-fourth sir
large lot, 50x123 lies perfect, .faces
south and west.
$2,700No. 514 W Lake st and No. 2947
Garfield av, two houses and barn one
lot 40x128, the other 42x88 owner anx
ious to sell make us an offer.
$350Aldrich av S between 28th and 29th
sts lot 45x118.
Ill So. Fourth St.
BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY.
V&FI.. ParkAvanuo Modem Home f} *^Agg..
AAM CA new modern 7 room cottage home on Park Av. near 35th St Oakfinishand
3k A I SI oak floors downstairs, maple floors upstairs, grate and mantel, bath room
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JAMES B. SUTHERLAND,
Treas.
fuiilylot. fitted, fin heating plant, thermostadt water meter, stortm aash, screens,
i ful A special price for immediate sale and the bigges bargain in the
??^iM ^h3m- city- Cn
Monday if you want it.
THOMPSON BROS. l*Xs\.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
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SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN BU1LDEN0 SITES.
$100 each for east front lots on 35th
av S at 26th st, near Minneapolis
Plow Works.
$175 each for lots on 30th av S, near
28th
$200 each for ea^front lot on Emer
son av S at 34th st.
$300 each for south front lots, Uni
versity av N E at 19th av.
$400 each for east front lots on Blais
dell at 34th st.
$475 each for eaS^Eront lots on Pleas
ant av S riejfll Lak
$500 each for
1 prove'menta aj in
$675' each for West front lots oh 2d
av S at 27th"'st. Street improve
ments all ih
$700 each-for west front lots, 3d av
S at 27th-vjBJk Street improve
ments all in."'''!'.-:
$800 each for west front lots, Harriet
av at 22d st. Street improve
ments all in,
$850 each for east front lots, Harriet
av. at 22d st, Street improve
ments all in.
$1,200 for south and east front, cor
ner Harriet av arid 2 2d St.- Street
improvements all in.
$1,350 each for west front lot on
Irving av, between Doliglas and
Mt. Curve. /Street Improvements
all In.
We own all the above lots and are
offering them at prices below those
asked for anything in this vicinity.
We are also'especially ready to build
homes to suit the buyer on any of
these lots and sell them on our easy
payment plan25 per cent of cost of
house and lot cash when-the house. Is
completed and balance monthly.
YALE REALTY CO.,
206 South Fourth 8t
T. J. JANNEY
203 ONEIDA BLDG.
$6,000A 12 per cent net investment
a block of 3 solid brick houses, 2
stories each house has six rooms:
Bath with open plumbing. City
water. Gas, furnace, hardwood
floors, storm sash, screens and awn
ings. Rental, $864 per year.
Choice location in good neighbor
hood.
$5,5002008 2d Av South, fine loca
tion, east front lot and all modern
nine-room house. It is a sure bar
gain.
$2,5503237 Nicollet Ave, ^12-room
house this,is a forced sale. We
put the price down to sell it. Some
one will get It.
$2,650On 4th Av So, near Franklin
10 rooms, furnace, bath, gas, city
water and, sewer. It will rent to
pay well. .9m
$9,0Q0Fin Park Av corner, with a
choice 12-room residence and barn.
Every improvement a flrst-class
moderni place at a very low price .~v^.*,
Real Estate
MAN HOUSES :^v.
"BE1IG BUILT
WEEK ACTIVE FOR ARCHITECTS
.AND CONTRACTORS.
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Permits Procured for a Store, Four
Flat Buildings and Several Dwell
ings Other Houses to Put Up
/'Soon. v.
Building has been fairlyl active this
week. The Minneapolis Brewing
company has taken a permit for a
two-story brick store at 1001 i Wash
ington avenue S to cost $9,000. Wii
liam Siegmarin has the contract. The
next largest permit was issued to E.
J. Tldball for a two-story concrete and
cement house at 3247 Calhoun boule
vard, to cost $7,500 This will be put
up by the Great Western Construction
company.
Mrs. F. R. Chase will construct an
expensive house at Thirty-first street
and Fifth avenue S after plans by Wil
liam M. Kenyon. It will cost $13,000
and will be modern thruout. Mr.
Kenyon has drawn plans also for a
home to be built for Professor W. R.
Hoag of the state university at
Seventh street and Fourteenth avenue
SE to cost $3,500.
Some other prospective houses are
as follows: Mrs. S. J. Moulton,
1779 Dupont avenue S J. H. Record,
architect J. D. Brown, contractor
cost, $4,000. Mrs. J. E. Hurd, 627
Seventh street SE contractor, John
Maland, $5,000. M. L. Myers,. Gar
field avenue S, and Twenty-seventh
street W. M. Kenyon, architect,
$10,500. M. Kaiser, 3036 Park ave
nue F. D. Orff, architect $3,500. D.
C. Hagen, 3330 Columbus avenue
$4,500. Mrs. Karen A. Skage, 615
Jackson NE, cost $3,800. J. B.
Pike, 428 Union street SE, $3,800 P.
L,. Anderson, 2435-37 Chicago avenue,
$4,&00.' J. A. Dahlberg, 2413
Eleventh avenue SE, $3,500. Martha
M. Haskel, 2549 Bryant avenue S,
$3,500. Eight other permits were
secured during the week for houses
costing $2,000 and up to $3,300.
Flat building continues. In this
class four permits were taken. E. C.
Haley, the architect, has let the con
tract to the Urquhart Building com
pany for a brick four-flat building at
220-222 Harvard street SE, cost $5,000,
by Joseph Kokesh. E. P. Overmire
has plans for a two-story frame four
flat which Mr. Sullivan will build,
cost $7,000. Fisher & Son have the
contract. Harry W. Jones has made
plans for Dr. J. G. Cross's flats on
Seventeenth street near Third avenue
S. Six houses will be changed' to
flats at a cost of $8,000. Thomas A.
Kelly will build a two-story frame flat
at 200 Church street SE, cost $4,500.
Julius Schutt & Son have arranged
for a four-story brick and stone addi
tion to Harvard Chambers at Tenth
and Harmon. H. W. Jones has the
plans. This will cost $10,000. Albert
Johnson will make changes at 65
Fourth street S which will call for an
expenditure of/ $5,000. W. M. Ken
yon is directing improvements of the
St. Anthony Falls bank building on the
East Side. The remodeling will cost
$5,000.
Minneapolis architects are doing
considerable work out of town. Two
new jobs this week are a $17,187
schoolhouse at Clear Lake by Kin
ney & Detweiler and a $3.0,000 school
at Anoka by F. D. Orff.
Comes from Crookston.
Andrew Eiken, for the past twen
ty years engaged in the real estate
business in the northern part of the
state, at Crookston, has decided that
Minneapolis is the better place for
him. He has connected himself with
the American Real Estate Investment
Loan company, as manager of its real
estate department. He has a wide-ac
quaintance in Minneapolis, and will- be
pleased to greet his many friends at
602 Oneida building.
REAL E~IXATE TEANSFEES.
Ruth Sterling to Hugo Arnold lot 20, block
26. Cottago City, $150.
Robert Morrison and wife to Grant Beale, in
section 15-118-24, $250.
Louis G. Larson and wife to Grant Beale, in
section 15-118-24, $500.
Charles M. Cushman and wife to George A.
DuToit lot 3, Page's subdivision. $2,800.
Henry Horstkorta and wife to John Fenna,
lot 22, block 14. Rollins' second addition, $125.
Sarah K. Davis and lmsband to John Hedberg
lot 4, block 3. Tinjiley's addition. Mop.
Elizabeth West and husband to Battle B. Har
per sout half lot block 2,tSummit View
adfflnA.flhBhkllbetter19, d-oSrtrStoL.
sts. ea^Cronte lot on Grand
ay S near 3$&! st.
$500 each for'^prth front lots on
Plymouth avV'iiear Emerson.
$500 each for Gajhouh Park lots on
:,--'Humbold aA^iiear 33d st. (Pace
the lake.)
$600 each for east front lots on Clin
ton av near2 7th -st. Street im-
and wife Willia S
Jenkins: lot 11, block 1, R. A. Davison's ad
Whippo to Stella .Torris: lot 2,
block 83. Remington's second addition. S3o0.
Kgon Stahl and wife to August Kuhlmann: lot
6. rearrangement blocks 9 and 10, First divis
ion Remington park, $?00.
People's Trust company'to Frank Lunflberg and
wife part lots 1 and 2, block 190, Town of Min
neapolis, $1,600.
George A. DuToit and wife to Howard M.
Oerter, part lot 3. Page"s subdivision, $800.
Odeele Collette and wife to George W. Posey,
in section 11-120-22. $2.600,.
Mary I Blakeman to John J. Salden, in sec
tion 32-2824, $600.
Annie Down et'al. to Gottfried Swensou, part
lot 15, Au liter's subdivision 26, $487.
Ella A. Compton to Jesse Van Valkenburg, lot
7, block 10, Lakevlew addition. $700.
Edwin W. Rice and wife to Carrie Woods, lot
13 block 8, Motor Line addition, $1,600.
Seven minor deeds, $22.
Total, twenty-four deeds, $13,944.
BUILDING PERMITS.
.v v. formation apply to
Chute Bros. Co., 1012 Ortman street SB, one
story brick auto storage bouse, $2,000.
O. W. Normani 1022 Essex street SE, one and
a half story frame dwelling, $1,000.
Ira L. Smith, 3328 First avenue S, two-story
frame dwelling, $2,500.
Mrs. A. J. Minor. 213 Pleasant street SE, two
story frame dwelling, $2,500.
Charles J. Johnson, 4130 Emerson avenue,
frame dwelling. 1.100.
Minneapolis Brewing Co., 1814 Washington
avenue S. brick addition, $1,800.
Thirteen minor permits. $2,740.
Total, nineteen permits, $13,640.
JUNE 11, 19s.
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Cheap Tickets to the World's Fair.
On Monday, June 13, the Minneap
olis & St. Louis will sell excursion
tickets to Sti Louis and return for $13,
good in chair cars and coaches. The
only road that takes you to the gates
of the world's fair. Save time, money
and trouble by calling at 424 Nic
ollet av.
$13.0d0 :i
to St. Louis.
.Tickets goo in chair cars on sale
June 13 and 27.
Why go through the crowds when
this line lands you at the gates?
Elegant dining car seryice and two
hours quickest time. Get tickets early
at Minneapolis & St. Louis office, 424
Nicollet av.
Soo lilno Summer Tourist Kates to
the East.
Albany and return $38.20
Boston and return 45.90
Buffalo and return 25.90
Montreal and return 33.00
New York and return 41.90
Toronto and return 25.90
Portland and return 43.50
Other points as low. If you Intend
making an eastern trip inquire at the
ticket office, to your advantage. Tick
et office 119 3d st.S. ^{s
Cheap Round Trip Bates to Colorado
From St. Paul and Minneapolis via
Chicago Great Western Railway.
$26.40 to Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo, $28.40 to Glenwood Springs.
$38.40 to Salt Lake City, Utah. Tick
ets on sale every day to September
30th. Good to return until October
31st. Two magnificently equipped
trains each way every day making
connections, in Union Station, Omaha,
with western-lines. For further in-
Rains, Gen
We have other houses at low rates I eral Agent, corner Nicollet Ave. and
The Thin
IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE HAS
BEEN INVESTIGATING.
Managers Say Damp Sawdust Makes
Cleaning Less Injurious to Men and
ThingsLeague Wants It Used hi
Schools.
When about to make a purchase of any kind, is to go to the shop
which keeps the largest and best assortment of the article wanted,
from which to choose. This rule applies with especial emphasis
to the purchase of a dwelling house.
Any one who intends to buy a home in this city should, there-
fore, before making any other arrangement, call at my office in
the Phoenix Building, where he can easily verify, by an inspection if
of the houses I have for sale, my oft-reiterated statement that I
have under my exclusive control the
Largest List of Dwelling Houses
to select from to be found in this town. I have
as
HOUSES IN EAST MINNEAPOLIS,
HOUSES IN NORTH MINNEAPOLIS,
HOUSES ON LOWRY HELL,
HOUSES ON PARK AND PORTLAND AVENUES,
HOUSES IN CENTRAL MINNEAPOLIS,
HOUSES ALL OVER MINNEAPOLIS.
These include every kind and style, and every size, from a cot-
tage to a mansion. The range of price is so great and the terms
so liberal that I can suit the means of every one.
These facts cause my office, with good reason, to be everywhere
known1
Headquarters for Houses
These houses are already built, so that you know exactly
what you are getting in quality, size, style and arrangement, the
exact cost, and without risk of disappointment.
They are for sale at much lower prices than you can buy or
build a new one for, of equal value.
The terms are exceptionally easy.
It will cost you nothing to look at the photographs, and I may
be able to make some suggestions which will be money in your
pocket.
SWEEPING OU
BIG BUILDINGS
PHOENIX BUILDING.
The educational committee of the
Improvement League is supplement
ing the painstaking work of the spe
cial committee on sanitary sweeping in
the public schools with an investiga
tion of the high grade mercantile and
manufactory establishments. The
members wished to know what busi
ness men of known intelligence and
energy consider necessary in the way
of sweeping for the protection of their
wares and business interests, and in
their replies they found the following
statements:
Lumber Exchange CompanyOf all
the different known methods we And
using a small quantity of damp saw
dust the most sanitary.
J. H. DornerWe use damp saw
dust because we do not wish to raise
the dust. i
John W. Thomas & Co We believe
moistened sawdust and a good brush
the most practical and cleanly method
for sweeping large areas.
GamosslIn sweeping without
dampened sawdust the dust from the
floor enters the nostrils and lungs.
Dampened sawdust holds down the
dust and prevents it from entering
our stock boxes.
E. G. Barnaby & Co.We never dry
sweep we have to keep the dust down.
Charles H. Cirkler regard dry
sweeping as unhjrgienicI.
Vrooman'sOur store is swept with
a moist broom and dusted with a
damp cloth.
William Donaldson & Co.We are
very much opposed to dry sweeping
for stores and never do it.
With the aid of damp sawdust the
man at the Plymouth is able to sweep
in the midst of the buying without dis
turbing the patrons. The manager
says that dry sweeping would injure
the fabrics and garments. This point
was emphasized in every answer and
if the merchandise must be protected
the committee is at a loss to under
stand why a like consideration is de
nied the school children for the irri
tation caused by particles of dry dust
to ttte delicate breathing apparatus is
a more serious menace to life and
health than it is to ribbons or laces.
MARHIAGE LICENSES.
Alfred T. Obers and Esther T. Neander.
Fred Sheridan and Anna Sophia Lundeen.
Richard F. Krase and Blanche G. Blondel.
Edwin I. Haseltine and Elmonette L.
Carlton.
Axel E. Benson and Inga Thoreson.
Karl M. Pedersen Grue and Gusta Olson.
Paul R. Seidel and Lillian K. Gleeson.
Lynden P. Green and Sarah J. Hlggins.
BIRTHS.
LapcinskyMr. and Mrs. Anthony, 205
Twentieth avenue XE, a daughter.
PettersonMr. and Mrs. Mr, 615 Fifth
avenue S, a daughter.
CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Brick, 2940 Hum
boldt, twin daughters.
CoxMr. and Mrs. Martin, 8137 Findley
place, a son.
LarsonMr. and Mrs. Elmer, 1310 Sixth
street NE, a son.
MillerMr. and Mrs. William, 1539 Fifth
street NE, a son.
LinnerMr. and Mrs. John, 2013 Second
avenue S, a son.
HammervoldMr. and Mrs. Jacob, 320
Fourteenth avenue S, a son.
BlairMr. and Mrs. William H., 2919 Nic
ollet avenue, a daughter.
DEATHS.
NelsonCharles, Soldiers' home hospital.-
OlsonMrs. Mary, 420 Eighth avenue NE.
SamuelDavid D., 3133 Irving avenue S.
ClarkJohn, 2807 University avenue SE.
KehmSallie, 350& Chicago avenue.
NewlanThomas. W., 27 E Thirteenth
..street.
VaughanMarietta, 2700 Grand avenue.,.
BlumRichard, city hospital.
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President's European Trip.
The authoritative denial at the
White House that President Roosevelt
intends to visit Europe next spring
calls to mind the unwritten law which
decrees that no president shall leave
the United States during his term of
office. President Roosevelt, it is said,
has had no idea of disregarding the
traditional usages of the republic in
this regard. There are, of course,
abundant reasons why the president
should always be on American soil and
there is every reason for the regular
use of golden grain belt beer. A cool
drink of this beverage is very refresh
ing and invigorating these hot sum
mer days. Order a case for home use
and give it a fair trial.
All cases of weak ior lame back,
backache, rheumatism, will find relief
by, wearing one of Carter's Smart
Weed and Beladonna Backache Plas
ters. Price 25 cents. Try them
C. M. WELLS
508 PHOENIX.
$3,000Large house and barn, 4th av S near
24th st. Fine for double flat.
$2,50010 rooms and barn, Columbus near 33d
street.
$2,650House, 8 rooms, hot-water heat, Oakland
av near Franklin. A pleasant home.
$2,000Bargain, on 14th av S near 25th st.
$2,500 buys house, 9 rooms and barn, Hawthorn
av near Aldrich. Easy terms.
$2,0009 rooms, barn, Emerson av N near 28th
st city water both floors sewer nic
shade.
$900House, 6 rooms, Northeast Minneapolis.
Easy payments.
$8507 rooms and barn, large lot South Minne
apolis. A good home easy payments.
$007 rooms, North Minneapolis. Easy pay
ments.
$1,88049x126, 1st av S near 25th st.
51,00041x124, Portland av near 28th it
$65040x118, Columbus av near 32d st.
$32538x131, 1st av S near 37th et.
$32512x90 lot, near Van Cleve school.
Call at my office for particulars. I can make
you some money on vacant or improved
property and make payments easy.
W have unequaled facilities
for cashing in properties on
short notice.
G1NTER&CO.,
100 Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
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Barnos Bros*
Oneida Building.
MAN-GO-RUS
The greatest discovery of this age.
The world never knew such a rem
edy before. It instantly relieve*
and permanently
Dyspepsia Q JfyttA
Indigestion GfT JfrnAr
Cures Stom-
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Cures
Constipation
Get a 50-cent box at GinterV
Grocery or any drug store in Min
neapolis, use half, if it fails to
relieve return balance and get
your money take no substitute.
An open wager of $5,000 that it is
perfectly harmless is made by the
manufacturers.
FROM EUROPE
Secure tickets now for friends and relatives.
& 4 tm. A From London, Liverpool and
9 0lf I Londonderry.
From Norway. Sweden and 4& 8a00
p'?*". S Third-Class Ocean Rates via
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Atlantic Staamship Lines.
15 S. 3d St., Minneapolis, Minn.
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When the hair is gray or faded it
BRINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR.
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Only one c#nt a word.