The Minneapolis journal. [volume], June 15, 1904, Page 5, Image 5

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SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
2d FLOOR.
Women's Tan Oxfords
Just received, a new
line of tan Russia calf
Blucher Oxfords, light
weight welted soles and
Cuban heels, new, natty
styles in all sizes and
widths, at
Women's Oxfords
Black kid, in hand turn
ed and welted soles, with
high and low heels, also
patent leather, in sev
eral new styles, with
Cuban and French heels
exceptional values, in all
sizes and widths, at
Women's White Duck
Oxfords Made with
high Cuban heels in the
latest Newport style,
laced with white ribbon
all sizes and widths,
$3.00
Women's Linen Ox-
fordsMade with light
soles and medium heels,
just the sort for style
and comfort, all sizes.
Price Boys' and Girls' Tennis
Shoes and Barefoot San
dals, large variety. Prices
range from
50cfo$2
POPULAR
MUSIC.
We are going to give you
such bargains in music
that it will be the talk of
the city, state and the
Unionthis sale will be
quoted from New York
to San Francisco. The
following 50c Music, the
kind we sell for 23c every
day, in the great sale,
per
sheet.
A few of the Choice Vo
cal Selections:
Those Tantalizing Eyes.
My Drowsy Babe
Rip "Van Winkle Was a Lucky
Man
The Gambling Man
Susip Anna
I Ain't Gwln' to Weep no More.
I "Want to Be the Leading Lady.
I Know She Waits foi Me.
Message of the Rose
Jennie Lee
Rufus Don't Tease Me.
Excelsior (Sacred)
Tell Me Not
Her Name Is Rose
My Japanese Cherry Blossom.
Julie
Sallle Mine
When Wealth and Poverty Meet.
Under the Mistletoe Bough
When Souas Came to Coon
Town
O'O'O Brien
It Seems Like Yesterday.
The Same Old Crowd.
INSTRUMENTAL.
The Flower Garden Waltz
You will have thousands of
others to select from Our list
of good things will not be very
3oon exhausted We have made
preparations for this event.
Music Department In Basement.
CARGO RECORDS BROKEN
STEAMSHIP AUGUSTUS B. WOIi-
VIN ARRIVES AT DULUTH WITH
10,300 TO]\S OF COAIJ.
Special to The Journal.
Duluth Minn, June 15All rec
ords for vessel cargoes on the Great
Lakes have been broken by the ar
rival of the steamship Augustus
Wolvin, with 10,300 net tons of coal,
and by her scheduled loading this
week ol 10,000 gross tons of iron ore
at the docks of the Duluth & Iron
Range railway.
The greatest coal cargo ever car
ried into Lake Superior was on the
steamship I Elwood of the United
States Steel corporation, Buffalo to
Duluth, 7,688 net tons, and the lar
gest cargo of iron ore was that of
the William Bdenborn of the same
company, Escanaba to South Chicago,
8,807 gross tons. In this cargo the
ship was favored by a draft of 20
feet all the way, while the Wolvin is
restricted to about 18 5 by the chan
nels out of Lake Superior and by the
fact that this is her first trip.
The Wolvin should carry about
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
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11,000 gross tons with all conditions
favorable, and will doubtless make
that mark this season There are
few ships afloat anywhere that carry
heavier loads than this
The career of this ship will be
watched with great interest, not alone
for her unrivaled size, but on account
of the revolutionary methods of con
struction employed, the fieedom from
inanual labor planned for cargo de
livery and the net returns expected
from the immense investment in con
struction Nothing could more close
ly typify the growth of marine traffic
in the noithwest than this ship.
Dally Newspaper Published on Board
a Trans-Atlantic Liner.
Marconi has made good his promise
to publish a daily newspaper on board
a trans-Atlantic liner, giving Its pas
sengers the news of the world each
day. The experiment was successful
ly tried on the steamer Campania,
which arrived at New York last Satur
day The passengers, while many hun
dreds of miles from land, read of the
Colorado dynamite outrage, the events
of the war and many other happen
ings Prom all points of the compass
we may hear of the comments given
golden grain belt beer. Why is it
so popular? Get a case and find out.
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Cotton Piece Goods.
36-inch Taffeta, striped and floral, 30c
quality, at, yard
36-inch Sateen, striped and floral, 20c
quality, at, yard
36-inch Plain Sateen, various colors,
18c quality, at, yard
30-inch Cretonne, for draperies or box
covers 15c quality, at, yard
36-inch Art Muslin, 18c and 15c qual
ity at, yard
32-inch French Cretonne, in rich col
orings 85c and 75c quality at, yard..
34-inch English Damask Dimity for
drapery purposes 75c quality at, yard..
36-inch plain Denim and plain Bui
lap 20c quality at, yard
36-inch imitation plain Denim 13c
quality at, yard
36-inch Fancy Silkolines 13c and lie
quality at, yard
REGISTER JONES RESIGNS
Koli of Douglas County to Have a Plaoe
In Cass Lake Office.
Special to The Journal
Little Falls Minn June 15 Congress
man Buckman has just returned from
Cass Lake where he was called to confer
with Jones, register of the land
office at that place, relative to his resig
nation on account of ill health
The resignation will not be handed in
until some time in July, and the position
will be tendered N Koll of Douglas
county It is possible that a change will
be made and E S Oakley of Wright
county, the present receiver at the Cass
Lake office made register, and Mr Koll
receiver.
$11.75 to Chicago and Return. $11.75
Via the Wisconsin Central. Tickets
sold on June 16th to 20th, inclusive,
good for return to and including
June 29. For further information,
apply to V. C. Russell, C. P. & T. A.,
230 Nicollet ave.
The Land of Now.
Farmers and investors who wish to
know where and how to make money,
should address W. L. Hathaway, 322
Nicollet av, Minneapolis, Minn., for
I booklet "The Land of Now." THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
tt*\ June Clearance
CLOU ADD SDIT ROOM
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
Of the numerous sales we have held annually in this
section at this season, none have abounded in such
wonderful price reductions and large assortments as
the offerings we are now making.
A Great Saving of One-Half in
Women's, Misses and lunior Tailor Made Suits.
It is imperative that a vast assortment of suits, con-
sisting of broken lines from our Suit Section, be disposed
of at onc e. EVERY SUIT REDUCED FIFTY PER CENT as the
means to obtain the desired result.
WOMEN'S, MISSES' AND JUNIOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS
in Voile, Brilliantine, Cheviots, Broadcloth, and Novelty Tweeds, all colors and
black. New effects plain and fancy suits.
$5.00 Walking Skirt Sale150 Novelty Skirts, made of a
light mixture $8.50 value also Brilliantine, Cheviots and
Men's Wear Mixtures not a skirt worth less than $7.50.
All special at
Shirt* Waist* SuitsWhite and colors the styles are dis-
tinctive. Made in Madras Cloth, Lawns, Ginghams and
Mercerized Cloth walking and dress shapes.
Special
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
Children's and Misses' Wash Dresses, Fancy Lawns, white and colored,
Peter Thompson and Russian coat effects, slightly soiled, Half Price.
Children's Wash Dresses, made of Chambrays
and Lawnspretty new effects and neatly trim-
med, sizes 6 to 14 years.
Special
Our Out-of-Town Customers Should Take
Advantage of These Exceptional Values.
LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Previous to taking inventory we offer all odd pieces that we cannot duplicate and
short and medium lengths of the following goods at clearance prices.
22c
14c 12c
12c
9c
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Portius Demlns and wife to Augustine
McComille and wife, lot 18 Uock 7, Wilson's
rearrangement, $325
Charlotte A Secombe to Northwestern Im
provement companv lot 10, block 2, St Anthony
Citv $1 300
Moses Carleton to Northwestern Improve
ment company part lots 1 and 2 block 4 St
Anthony City $3 100
Anna Armstrong to Isa' ella Armstrong,
lot 13 block 58 Calhoun Park $100
Minnesota Park association to Jennie Bar
rett lot 10, block 16 Second Division of Rem
ington Park, $225
\dolph Burau and wife to Mary is Burau,
lots 2 and 3 block 10 Village of Osseo *200
Sarah A Guile to Chute Realty company lot
0 ssbdivlslon of block H. Tuttle addition,
$3 000
Jennie Nelson and husband to Carrie Erickson,
part lot 1 block 184, Town of Minneapolis,
SI 250
George Gould and wife to Wllllaia
Everhard lots 6 and 7, block 34, St Anthony
Citv, $3,000
Oscar Farnham to Chester Farnham
lots 0 and 10, bloc* 8, Farnham's Third addi
tlon $300
Laura Llbby *o Mary S Hubbard lot 6,
block 2 Henry Morse addition $125
Emma Breager and husband to Louisa
Lorch, lot 5, block 11 Lawndale $125
Minnesota Debenture company to Peter Lyons,
lot 1 block 2, Walton's rearrangement $100
Sophia Bohanon et al trustees to Abel
Sundquist, lot 8, block 14, Wyoming Park, $200
John Clemmings and wife to David Sum
mers lot 9 block 17. Blalsdell Revised
addition, $4 200
Lewis S Gillette and wife to Magnus Swan
son and wife, part of lot 7, block 13, Lincoln
Street supplement $200
Frank Eckert administrator, Gust A
Swanson, part of io*
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addition, $1,050,
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Third Floor
Fancy Net Draperies.
Net, 9 pieces Fish Net and Fancy
80c and 75c quality, at, yard..
2 pieces, $1.10 quality, at, per yard.
6 pieces, 60c quality, at, per yard
12 pieces, 38-inch, Fancy Scrim, 30c
quality, at, yard
20 pieces, 44-inch, cross stripe, Snow
flake Draperies, 18c quality, at, yard
Cords and Fringes.
&-inch Cotton Cord, various colors, 8c qual., 4c
i-inch, Mercerized Cord, various colors,
10c quality, at, yard
f-inch Silk Cord, 20c quality, at, yard
Silk Tassel Fringe, for China Silk or
other draperies 10c quality, at, yard..
Fancy Trellis Head Band, with tassels,
20c quality, at, yard
30 Cowtails, for oriental corner, $2.25
and $1.95 quality, each
Mechanics and Worktagmen's Loan and Build
Ing Association to Marie von Schlegell, lot 5,
block 4 Rand addition, $1 200.
Mahala Pillsbury et al to Adeline
Schneider, lot 25 block 7, Ramsey, Lockwood
and others' addition $300
Portius Deming and wife to Herman
Rud &. wife lot 5 block 2 Deming & Kinmore 8
addition $150
Gus Adler and wife to Theodore Mix, lot 7,
block 28 Falrmount Park addition $1,300
Charles E Mabie to Florence Iv Mable, part
of lot 7, block 27, Snyder &. Co 's First addition.
$5 014
Seven minor deeds $131.
Total 29 deeds $26 995
BUILDING PERMITS.
Annie Lundell, 77 Knox avenue N, frame dwell
ing $1 800
E Person1,
2487 Dupont avenue S, frame
flats $6 500
Emma Hagstrom, 3107 Dupont avenue N
frame dwelling $1 400
"William McGee, 1917 Hamline avenue SE.
frame dwelling $1 500
Twelve minor permits $3 845
Total, 16 permits $14,545
Soo Line bummer Tourist Kates to
the East.
Albany and return $38 20
Boston and return 45 90
Buffalo and return 25.90
Montreal and return 83 00
New York and return 41 90
Toronto and return 25.90
Portland and return 4350
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.
JUNE 15, 1904.
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WASH GOODS
BARGAINS.
25c quality in plain solid
colors of real French Org
andies, on sale Thursday
at, per yard,
10c for fine Dimities,
Printed Lawns and Ba
tistes, worth 15c and 19c,
choice Thursday, per yd.,
Bargains at 654cGrand
offer of 5,000 yards of
fine Lawns, Dimities and
Dress ginghams, regular
values 12e and 15c,
choice, to close, only,
per yard,
DRESS GOODS.
Bargain in Fine Mohair.
56-inch Plain Cream Mo
hair Sicilian cravenetted,
very stylish for Fall Suits
or separate skirts worth
$3. Special for Thurs
day, per yard,
EH
46-inch fine Mohair, in
cream white, high lus
trous finish value $2.
Special Thursday only,
per yard,
50 and 52-inch Home-
spunsIn fancy mix
tures regular value $1
and $1.50. Choice Thurs
day at, yard,
LAWN WAISTS
Handsome White Lawn
Shirt Waists-Yoke of
lace insertions and tuck
ing lace insertion down
front of waist and tuck
ing tucked back dainty
stock and cuffs will sell
15 dozen of these. $1.48
Waists Thursday at
WHITE
PETTICOATS.
Women's White Cambric
PetticoatsDeep flounce
of lawn, trimmed with
three very wide Cluny
lace insertions ruffle on
bottom with tucking and
wide lace to match inser
tion, worth $1.48, at
98c
MILLINERY SALE AT DONALDSONS
Our $3.50 Hats Cannot be Equaled
in the Twin Cities.
Thursday we will have
an entirely new assort
ment, 200 hats to choose
from many of these are
worth up CJ.O A
to $8.00... Ht&uW
A handsome line of duck
hats, Thursday QQ
each vO^
Outing hats, to close, all
colors, Thurs- gQf*
day, each
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All Flowers at
HALF PRICE.
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