The Minneapolis journal. [volume], April 28, 1905, Page 12, Image 13

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Show Us WhereC We'fe Wrong$*!
If you are not properly waited on, if deliveries are
delayed, if merchandise itself, or any part of transac
tion, is not all that you. would, desire, please tel:l us.'
We'll make it right) .s
Advise us through floor manager, compUint bureau,
by telephone or by letter. See our method,of quick
and satisfactory adjustment. '^T*k^n-j-::
FINE TWEED TROUSERSIn latest FLIGHT AND MEDIUM LIGHT worsted
patterns and new gray-green worsteds. Peg^-
est shade range $/JU at $ 10 are no better...,....
YOUNG FELLOWS1
STRONG & GARFIELD famous premium winning
make College and Auto swing lasts, in every black and
tan dress leather, button or lace, high and low, $6.00 and
THE PALACE "CREST"
SHOESInto which enter the best
features of the custom made shoe and
thecup-to-snuiPstyle
of this country's
leading factory. Newest tfrA C\f\
oxfords and high models wf) T". \J\J
^MONARCH foot form
Shoes, new tan st
gBOYS' TENNIS SHOESBlack
5 or white, low cut, 69c high shape.
jSel'
Wfs-'- *&$$&/*
J?$3.00
COLLEGE SUITS
ically built styles that have a poise and swing of their
own. All the Spring's new ideas in absolutely unhack-
neyed patterning. They impart the jaunty grace that is
the very essence of style in these athletic
days. #20, #18, $16.50, $15, $8.50 and
BOYS' BALBRIGGAN UNDER- BOYS' HATS-Soft, shapes, saucer
WEAREgyptian yarn OC brim Mashies, Flatirons QA
spring weight....... .J\* and Fedoras$1.50 and.. $** /v/
BOYS' K. & E. BLOUSES-new
spring patterns in stripes and AQr shape in English worsteds
figures, 98cand *T OC
for /^C
Gold Medal Shoes
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Belt back rain coats, plain box cravenettes, short box top coats, medium length top coats, 42 inch spring overcoats,
dressy Paletots, every styleGarments so far exceeding the usual in ready-to-wear offerings as to place them in a class
apart. All the "kinks" and style-innovations for which the young fellow would look to his tailor. All the lines of
dignified elegance demanded by the older set. A selection and exhibit of "High Art" apparel that demonstrates us to
be logical clothes leaders. "^v*
Fashions-^-TexturesTailoring, ilash "Quality" at every step. __ .1 -i:5'
TWELVE" DOLLARS 'AND UPWARD:
trousers, in hairline stripes. Sailor waists.
top or plain drop styles. Wid- 1 r'A Flap pockets. To order trousers r' f\rVV shapes withr
Boys' Stocks of Phenomenal Scope
Spring Selection Offering Values Impossible to the Smaller Concern.
BOYS' A ND CHILDREN'S Suits
of every styleRussian Blouse,
Box Pleat Russian, Naval Russians
and Busters for the little fellows,
2fc to 1 o. Single and double
breasted Norfolks, two-piece suits,
three-piece suits and plain jacket
and-pants suits for the youngsters from 8 to
17. New effects, styled to-the-hour,
and made a little stronger than seems
necessary. Similar kinds shown elsewhere
at $6.5o and $7, but never dC f\C\
in such selection.......... \$)j \J\J
$9.75
BOYS' CAPS-New Barney Oldfield
$5.00
SELZ & CROSSETT SHOES
Whose world honored excellence
covers every point of shoe making.
Blacks and tans in all leathers
and shapes/ excellent (tOCO
values at !!p \J
BOYS' MONARQH f\f\
foot form Shoes *pZ* \J\J
.MEN'S BICYCLE SHOES
,r working comfort,
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Pl^ywW|7#iifipg
of Famous PallMall English Worsteds.
The richest, neatest, and dressiest Spring Suit idea of recent years.
In Washidn^ibsolutely Correct.' In Comfortof Ideal Weight. In Wearof Highest Merit.
seasons Hit
TTTE POSITIVELY are the only house in the Northwest prepared and qualified to furnish the proper
weight, quality and shade in Cambridge Gray Suits. Nearly 100 designs. Upwards of 5o blends.
Cambridge Grays^single or double breastedevery prevailing cut, and in all proportions
The reigning favorite in Spring's court of fashion
$15. $18 $20 $22 $24 $26 $28&nd $30
Swellest Over-garments, All Stylesfor Men an&ypung Men
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Boys9
Reefers
long enough and full enough d^ r" f\f\
for boys or girls....'.... Cp SJ\J
Little Russ sizes Richest
2\ to
Officer Suits 6years screes in
browns with neat shields of white sefge and
belts of contrasting colors. Uniquely adapt
able for all sorts of wear. (P/ IT
Ideal for the kindergartner CDO. 5 \J
Athlet-' ETON SAILOR AND TBdX
PLEAT RUSSIAN SUITSPlain
"Cambridge Gray" worsted (the new
est spring fabric) and natty effects in
silk mixtures, very ele- w-i r" f\
gant, sizes i to 10.... 4) ,)U
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Minneapolis: 315-325 Nicollet Avenue.* St.. Paul:' Seventh and Robert Streets.
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f%f0 In hard twist cov-
erts and swell unfinished serges, and
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Top Coats f%*17 In tan covert* cut
DOANE WORSTED TROUSERS
Steel-drab and
tri-shaded
of plain
blues and
BOYS'SHIRTSLight figured pat
terns and plain white detach-QQ^,
ed cuffs. VOC y..
BASE BALL AND BAT with very
purchaMC of $1.00 or over.
agvfery
Fedorasi:
shapes, ^^j^6, $5,
effects. New
full calves an i O O
pj .\J\J narrow bottoms *$ \J\J
variety, block
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Pre -eminently Finest
Uniformly Greatest Hat alues
Stocks That Never Fluctuate From the Zenith "Quality" Standard.
DERBY HATS, with flat set brims SOFT THE NEW "DASH"
HAT.,COn"
HATS, in conservative shapes.- Telescopes,': shape, curled side and back,witht stitched welt
Negligees, Mashies, Pantourists,' Breakers,"-VMouse,JlighJ ^^J^^ Tl
est headwear selection I II 1^Telescope, flat shapes ~~.^-j
shown..- S \J \J*%. curl set brim derbies, a
ever STETSON'S HATS-Noticeably
elegant soft and
stif!$350
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Breakers otter and pearl con
-*trast bands/. Ask to see it,
and fashion
exclusive ideas. Hats that eloquently demon- CORRECT SPRING SHAPES in lately bought
strate this to be the great- r\\ (\$ flor
50 DOZEN CAPSSpring styles
broken sizes, due to two weeks
tremendous selling,silk serge lined
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1905.
"THE PALACE MAKE NEGLIGEE" Shirts, controlled pat-
tern effects and color weaves over which we have exclusive
power. Solid whites in new 1-8, 1-4 and 1-2 d^~1 f|/~l
inch plaits. Shirtsthat are bona-fide $1.5o values ^)JL.vJL/
CAMBRIDGE GRAY NECK- SPRING HOSIERY. "All
WEAR figures in this wonder
ful range. Every style and type
of high grade sillg:. Shades to
accord with any suiting. uAsk
for the new 2-inch string, "At-
lantic City's latest." All colors
in solid tones, bias bat scarf and
Clan Campbell plaids, r' f\ bought and displayed as^T
$ 1.00 neckwear.......\) vJC 5oc values jLjC
MANHATTAN SHIRTS. Kings of CAMBRIDGE GRAY GLOVES, to match
shirtdom. Styles and effects shown in no the new suits, silk lined .or unlined, in swell-
other make. $3.5o, |3.oo, JTf\ est reindeer. Perrin's and
$2.5o, $2.00 and.... .u)-L.)U Fowne's makes
CAMBRIDGE GRAY AND OYSTER PERFECT SPRING UNDERWEAR.
GRAY SUSPENDERS. New light tones Super weight wool in blue, pink and
and champagne, drab gray and light tan, camel's hair 'shades. Full fashioned
in Berlin and cross backs. Neatly r* f\ throughout. Splendid f\ A
embroidered or plain. .75c values VJ\^ $i.5o values at .3)-L- \J\J
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steel" and "Cambridge" grays
as well as most varied color
selection in Spring hues.
Brilliantiae and pure lisles,
rriacos in split foots and plain
Sea Island cottons. Hosiery
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stock from a famous maker.^Negligee Japs,
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in, THE "TOURASCOPE
C'rj^^cloth style in 10 different colorings,
telescope top,stitched brim,silk lined
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$1.50
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