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HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
RAILWAY TIME TABLES
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
City ticket office, 328 Nicollet Avenue Phone 122
Pascnger Station, Washington and 3d A%onuc9 South.
|Sun. only. 'Daily jExcept bun jEn Sat 1[_t Mon.
Leave MARCH 26 1905 Arrive
7 50 am La Crosse, Milwaukee Chicago *10 30pm
(La Crosse, Madison, Wis l*in an
n-Wni^ Dubuque, Rock Island Jtl0 30pm
8 20 am NoithOeld, Faribault, JKansas City... 6 40 pm
(10 IS am Ortonvillo, Milbank, Aberdeen $ 6.00 pm
{11.55 am Mankato, Wells, Jackson jfl.UO pm
2.20 pm Winona, La Crosse, Milwaukee 3 20 pm
8 00 pm Faribault, Dubuque, Chicago....
6.06 pm Mankato, Wells
10 05 am
JlO.lOpm
The Fast Mail.
6,45 La Crosso, Milwaukee, Chicago
645pm Ortopvillo, Fargo, Aberdeen 7 25am
JM5pm Northfield, Faribault, Austin {11.20am
The Pioneer Limited.
*B00pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago 8 00 am
10 25 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago 12 01pm
110 25 Madison, Wis Janesville, Rockford. }^jg oo
Leave I
7:80 a.m.
7:30 a.m.
7:30 a.m.
7:30 a.m.
8:05 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
~C. B. & Q. Ry.
Phone N. W., Main 860. T. C. 311.
Ticket office, cor. 3rd and Nicollet.
Union DepotNicollet and High St.
All Trains Daily. Arrive
Chicago Scenic Express
Winona, La Crosse, Dubuque,
Chicago, St. Louis
"The Chicago Limited"
Winona, La Crosse, Dubuque,
Chicago. St. Louis
Rock Island, Daveqport, Clin
ton, Moline, Peoria
St. Louis Scenic Express
Rock Island, Davenport, Clin'
ton, Moline, Peoria
'The St. Louis Limited"
8:05 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
1:05 p.m.
1:05 p.m.
8:C0 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
1:05 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
fir-, .a- s*, &_ i
Office 600 Nicollet Ave. Phone 2*0. tEx. Sun. Othersdally
For CHICAGO Lv 7-50 am, 6 00, 8.00,10 20 pm
From CHICAGO...Ar 7.55,9-50 am, 5:20,10.20pm
FOND DU LAC Lv 4.25,6 00 pm, Ar 9-50,10:30 am
DULUTH. Lv ft 35 am, 4:00 pm, Ar t5 05, 9:85 pm
For SIOUX CITY f7:10, 910 am, 7:30, 8:30 pm
From SIOUX CITY 8.05 am, t4:45, 8:10 pm
For OMAHA Lv 17:10,9:10 am, 730,8:30 pm
From OMAHA Ar 8 05 am, 8:10 pm
For KANSAS CITY Lv9:10ain, 7.80,8.30 pm
-From KANSAS CITY Ar 8:05 am, 8:10 pm
ClTT OFFICE: Fifth and Nicollet, DEPOT. W ashingtoa
and Tenth Ave. South. PHOXE Main 264.
*_x. Sunday. Others Dally.
Chicago and East, Dubuque
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha
Chicago, Des Moines, Kansas City
Kansas City, St. Joseph. Des Moines
Omaha, Ft. Dodge, Austin
Rochester, Red Wmf,
Mankato, Faribault. Northueld.
Podge Center Hav^eld
lesse
J- .,r.
1
avenue ?aS"
tK'f
Lv. Mpls
7 40 am
8 00 pm
10 46 pm
10 20 am
7 40 am
*7 85am
4 55 pm
*3S pm
Chippewa Falls, Marsh-1
field, Ashland.Iron Towns, I
Fond du Lao. Oshkosh l8.-00a.ni. i 7:06 p. m.
Milwaukee, Chicago..
I, I
1.1
L1
Ar. Hpla
losopm
800 am
115 pm
siopm 810 pm
*J30pm 10 55 am
1120 am
JIMNEAPOUS & ST. LOUIS R.
Station. Washington and 4th avs N.
Office, 424 Nicollet. *Except Sun. others daily.
leave for CHICAGO *9:35 am 8:00 pm
Leave for ST. LOUIS *9:35 am 8:00 pm
Leave for DBS MOINES *9:35 am 8:25 pm
Leave for OMAHA, California *9:35 am 8:25 pm
For Watertown and Storm Lake *9:02am
For Madison and Estherville. ,*9:02 am 6:15 pm
WISCONSIN OENTBAI, B*Y.
1ICKET OFFICE, 2S0 NICOLLET AV.
PhaaeaT. a IM N. W Kate IM.
L*avo. Arriv*.
f:60 a.m.
1.10 p.m.
HOTEL HYSERThomas E. Beaver, Sisseton,
h. D. T. Mulveny. Winnipeg, Mrs. W H.
Terrell, Chicago M. K. Rudd, Milaca G. WMOWnY
Horton, Wahpeton, H. A. Adler, George C.
StiUel, Chicago, W. U. Fuller. Le Sueur Center,
Minn Frank J. Bisaut, Zunesville, Ohio
1). Greer, Lake City Elmer Holling, Sioux
lalls, Dr. F. Roys, Brainerd, Minn. F.
Reed, Little Falls, Minn., M. S. Rutherford!
Princeton, Jacob Nelson, Maxbass, N
L. N. Barck. Albeit Lea M. K. Rudd, Ml
inca, I)i. Kojs, Braineid, Minn. A
Elder, DuluthM.
9,
V^iiUEE. J. Morrison. Montana
Mm tin Ilunllhan, Carrington, N D.-
Hamlin Fargo F. M. Sniith. St. Charlesj
A\m Templeman, St. Paul C. B. Westfall
Beardsley, II. A. Mayo, Walhalla, N. D. Mrs
E. E Mayuaid, Hawarden, Iowa O Paul
son Faulkton, S. D. E A. Durbin, Langdon,
N. D. J. II. Hatcher, Anoka V.P. Wood, St.
Paul Mrs. H. E Anderson. Martin Anderson,
Calgarv. Canada, S F. Hill, Chicago, S
Bern, Gedney Packing company J. E Lnrd
gren, Alexandria B. Burr, oianville, N. D.
)f' J?
Portage, Wis. Mr. and Mrs.
.1. C. Demand, Grand Forks. N D. E
Smith and wife,m ForWalter Madl&on Mis. Hadleieh"
Willniar,:M George W. Cuamplain, Benson Mrs!
a
E. D. Scluar, Voren.
I
J. Markham, Be rkha
midji J. J. McDonald, Aitkin Miss Spindle
hurst, Owntonna James G. Martin, Chicago
Miss Myrtle Hewitt, Carrington W. E Wet
zell, F. Brocks ay, Chicago C. H. Snyder
Morris O. L. Olson, Decorah B. O. Steves'
EauUaire GeorgIeo K.A.
T?"ac.nt-
Smith. S*t. Charles
Rx
Auberg, Knox elsr
HOTELS
HOTEL VENDOME: EUROPEAN PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones.
steam heat, 75c-$1.25 with bath $1.50-$2.
HOTEL ALLEN, 3d ST AND 2d AV S ONLY
hotel in the city haying all outside rooms.
I'&tes. 75c. $1, $1.50 single.
BIRTHS.
Mr and Mrs. John Siuco, 2727 Lyndale ave
nue N, a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. MacCune, 3416 Holmes
venue, a boy.
Mr and Mrs. W. A. Randall, 214 West Thirty
xourth street, a boy.
Mr and Mis. M. P. Charman, 2720 Thir
I teenth avenue S, a boy.
Sh6Pard
Itr^t N^a ghl/
A
I avenueTa^l/'
Lyndal
"15 Fourth McEach
Mor i'i
son
196 Sherida
E"i0tt'
avenue^girr--'
a
1.' avenue S, a boy.
281 .Clinto
idberg, 221 Twelfth Lui
ALrs
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bury, 3326 Longfellow ave
nue, a girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Cleon E. Hoke and Ethel B. Mallow.
Knute A. Nelson and Hilma S. Lindh".
Arthur Evanson and Mane Haug.
Arthur E. Tjler and Bertha E. Blakney
John A. Reineke and Mary T. Parisa.
Warren A. Binkley and Lilv A. Lenderback
John Koepael and Minnie Granske.
Fred K. Emerson and Minnie McEwan
George H. Hurley and Ina B. Hamre.
Fred L. Gebert and Elizabeth W. Price
Feli\ Foicier and Bessie Williams.
DEATHS.
Jane Donlin, 1623 University avenue SB.
John Dorau, city hospital.
Sarah Ctane, Asbury hospital.
Morris Bresky. 1909 First avenue S.
Mary Foley, 313 Main street.
Julian Roche. Northwestern hospital.
Anna Watson, 1114 Third avenue S.
Harold Hunnewell. Windsor hotel.
John Langdon, city hospital.
Albertha Hill. 4752 Upton avenue S.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
JOHN M. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 82 7th st S. Both phones
HUME DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ML*.
6onlc Temple. 0th and Hennepin. Both phones.
HUME ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS!
710 Hennepin av. T. C. 9707. N. W. 3282!
IfBAINVILLE BROS., UNDERTAKERS AND
furniture. 17 Central av. Botn phones.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
t% KODAKS ARE CARRIED BY US IN LARGE
j assortments, and we can. give you best se
lection in the northwest. Catalogues fur
nished. Our department for developing and
finishing is fitted up to take care of this class
of work in the best possible manner. Send
us your orders. O. H. Peck Co., 112 5th st S
XANTERN SLIDES, BROMIDE ENLARGE
ment?, printing and developing for amateurs
best work, right prices. Miss Margaret Sher
idan, 908 Northwestern building. Twin City
^RE^A^^STAjnE^TRA^FERS
F. Tiffany to W. C. Tiffany, lot 4,
Huskell isubdivibiou $3,000
\\ui. WeJse end wife to R. Gelse, in
section 10-110-24 2,700
George W. Stafford and wife to W. Staf
ford, in section 0-117-23 850
M. Ford and wife to J. G. Wadensten,
part lot 1 and 2. block 8, Morrison &
Ijovejoj 's addition 600
J. Johanu to Ed. B. Egan, in section 10-
110-22 550
N. J. Jospeison and wife to B. 0 Ingrlbt
son, lot 7. Boeville 300
A. T. Green and wife to A. Conrad,
lot 2, block 4, Zumbra Heights 1,000
F. Graves and husband to L. A. Win
ter, i section 23-117-22 15,000
J. K. Gilmore al. to Gilmore Realty
company, part lot 11 and 12, block 31,
Bell & Wagner's addition 85.000
S. P. Snyder and wife to J. T. Bainett,
lot 3, block 54, Calhoun Park addition.. 2,000
Thomas Downing and wife to Bella Ger
man, lot 12, Allan's rearrangement 1,000
ft. Coleman and wife to A. T. Coleman,
lot S^S, Supplement Plat Minnetonka
Beach 500
B. E. Esau and wife to W. Upton,
in section 10-110-22 1,175
J. E. Smith to J. A. Lane, lot 1. 2, 19 and
20, block 2, Farnham's addition 4,000
M. A. Sicafoos and husband to A. Lano,
in section 33-117-23 4,500
C. S Pulsifer to G. Brown, lot 12, 13 and
block 6, Baker's addition 4,000
O. A. Parker al. to O. L. Latham, lot
13, 14. 15. 16. block 9. Lindlev &
Lingenfelter's addition 1,575
O. L. Latham and husband to G. J. Paulv,
lot 15 and 16, block fl, Llndley &
Lingenfeltei 's addition 1,100
O. L. Lathem and husband to P. P. Frid
holm, lot 14, block 9, Lindley & Lingen
felter's addition 500
S. M. Larrabee to U. S. Installment
Realty Co., lot 13, block 34, Gale's Sec
ond addition 900
H. M. Klngsley to Charles E Ross, lot
8, Auditor's subdivision No. 10 200
UL____UM mm 1
Blenda Larson, 3221 Seventeenth avenue S,
two-story brick-veneered dwelling $2,500
O. W Sleeper, 2607 Fillmore street
NE, t\s o-btory irame dwelling 2,500
Minneapolis Paper company, 400-4 Fifth
street, freight elevator 2,023
Seven minor permits 1,740
Total, ten permits $8,7G5
FINANCIAL
CHATTEL LOANS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co..
Lstablished'JoYears.
Loans
On furniture, pianos, horses, etc., without the
slightest publicity. Small or large payments,
weekly or monthly, with privilege ot payment
on oi before, thus stopping all cost. Having
been engaged in the money-lending business
for the past 25 years, and with the latge cli
entele we have, we are enabled to make tue
lowest rates and give the o.uicicest possible
bervice. Our record and reputation ior the
past 25 years iDsures honorable and confiden
tial dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
305-dO8 Bank of Commerce Blag.,
1st av S and 4th st.
ARE YOU LOOKING
For a Friend
To Loan You Money 1
We loan on furniture, pianos, salaries,
noises, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday till 0 p.,m.
Call, write or telephoneN. W. Main 1770,
Twin Cltf t,37K.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
601-002 Globe Bldg., 22 4th St S.
WE HAVE FUNDS OF ONE OF SHE LARG
est huancial institutions of the country to
loan on modern business 'property at very
lowest rates. Brunei- & Fiheld, Real Estate,
Loans, Rentals, Insurance.
WAITED 0 LOAN $750 ON FIRST-CLASS
security tor three jears, or will give hrst
mortgage on bection of land. Wanted, clear
land lor block of merchandise up to S3.000 or
4,00O. 4c(60,_Jouinal.
MONEY AT 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMPRI
vate party will make loans of $25 to $50 to
men peimanently employed. No secuuty of
any kind. Plan tully explained upon appli
cation. 1114. Journal.
M.OH2.X U.r.fc
SALARIED PEOPLE, RE
t\il meichants, teamsters, boaraing houses,
without secur ty offices in 53 principal cities.
Tolnian, 920 New York Life building.
BUILDING LOANS MY SPECIALTY MY PLAN
is simple and satisiactory both to owners and
contiactors no bonds, assessments or delay.
E. D. Blown. 738 Lumber Exchange.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
erty at lowest current rates payment privi
leges given no delay in closing. Minneapolis
Tmat Co., Hennepin av and 4tn st.
TO LOAN ON MINNESOTA AND
North Dakota farm lands, correspondents
wanted. Johnson-Van Sant Co., Bank of Com
mpi-ce building. Minneapolis. Minn
COMMENCE THE NE W YEAR 1906 BY RENT
mg a safe in New York Life wilding sate
depobit vaults, city and farm mortgages for
sale. Geoige Dean, custodian.
MAKE 2U0 TO 30U PER CENT ON AN INVEST
ment ot $250, proposition will stand investiga
tion, it will pay jo to write for particulate.
Addiess 4374, Journal.
WE OF1ER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current rates,
no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co..
313 i icollet av.
MONEY ON HANB TO LOAN IN SUMS OF
$1,000 oi 42,000 on impioved Minneapolis prop
erty. Inqune ot J. E. Vertz, 520 Guaranty
building.
4 PER CENT, 5 PER CENT, 8 PER CENT
money to loan on improved city property no
delay. J. A. Walters, 514 NewJtork^Llfe bldg.
THE EDMUND G. WALTON AGENCY~300
Hennepin av, are making first mortgage loans.
Call on them if you want to borrow or invest
MONEY TO LOAN ON MINNEAPOLIS IM
proved property in sums to suit. W. J. West
fall Co.. 421 and 423 Kasota bldg.
R. D. C0S.E & CO., 617 Guaranty bldg., have on
hand to loan on improved property $1,000.
i1.50J, 2,ooo, $3,500 lowest rates.
MU IS A. HOWARD, 602 ONEIDA BUILDING,
has money on hand to loan on unproved city
property. Current rates.
WE MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN 6 PER CENT"
send for booklet. Nickels &. Smith, 311 Nic
ollet av.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT LOW
est rates: no delay. Nickels & Sniith, 311
Nicollet.
MONEY LOANED ON FIRST OR SECOND
mortgages and other good security. 505 N.
Life^
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMfT
uo delay. M. K. Waters, 707 Phoenix Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN Aaf LOWEST RATES NO
delay. Thayer & Gale. 213 N. Y. Life bldg.
A SPECIALTY OF $100 TO $500 LOANS ON
city property. Polley. 501 Andrus building.
$100 TO $500 TO LOAN ON REALTY OR
good paper. 322 N. Y. Life Bldg.
LOANS AND CHATTELS
For the Holidays.
Chattel Mortgage Loans
On Furniture, Pianos, Horses
Wagons, Warehouse Receipts, Etc
All business strictly confidential
Private Interview Rooms.
Lowest and best rates.
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
406-408 New York Life Building
Telephone, N. W Main 409 L2: T. c" 3092
Office open evenings till Christinas.
$50,000 WORTH OF GILT EDGED FARM
mortgages that will net investor per cent
amply secured interest payable semi-annually!
For particulars call on or address
Utendo-fer. Hinnesota_JNntionaI Bank city
WILLIAMS, 434 GUARANTY BLDG.' LOANS
on furniture, pianos or any security laree
loans a specialty terms to sui borrowers
lowest prices. -~.i-ei_,
"JSL.?**8charges
SEND THEM TO S
Jf*rou want to have your garments and house
hold goods well cleaned or dyed. We cater
to both city andd country". Send for ouer prices
which are the lowost, while our work is
the best ansd our establishment is the oldest
averv
J^%t
larg
est 'm_.7
Christmas Presents? Read" the
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WANTED10R THt V. S. MARINE CORBS
unmarried men between the ages of 21 and 35
able-bodied, of good character und temperate
habits, citizens of the Uuitea States, or who
have legally declined their intention to become
euch must speak, i-ead and write English
marines serve at sea on men-of-war In allWANTEDLADY
parts of the world, on land in our island pos
sessions and at nav yards in the United
States. Recruits desiring service in the Phll
llpplue Islands may be enllbted accordingly.
Apply nt 141 E 3d at. St. Paul, or 39 Wash
ington av 9. Minneapolis.
ooooooooooo
0 MEN AN BOYS WANTED TO LEABN 0
0 plumbing trade pays $5 day aftei complet
log course of practical Instruction at home
or In our schools, graduates admitted too
union and uiu&ter plumbers' association
position!, secured special tuition price to 0
residents of Minneapolis, $23. Coyne Bros,
Co. Plumblnj, Schools, New York, St. 0
Louis,
Mo._,
Cincinnati. O. Free catalogue,
___ __
0 _^ "__ 00000
BIG CROPS IN NORTHWEST-TH.IS"
J10-31 Ar.drus building, Minneapolis.
F1
i
f.D,
ment
YEAR.
te in Hue and sell Continental Casualty
Health and Accident policies. People are ask
ing ror them. Have seveial fine locations for
nidt-clasb agents.t TheH laigest exclusive health
^vans, Stale Agent
and acciden company. Write me at once and
?ien.11liUlt
star
FIK-hMEN AJI BBAKEMEN ON MINNESOTA
and other idilroads experience unnecessary.
i)iren.eu $70, become engineers and earn $150.
jsrakeinen ifctw, become .conductors and earn
?iw. .Name position preferred. Sn.te age.
Uieqiialed opportunity tor strong, ambitious
mei. Adaress Railway Association,
7480, Jaurnul.
UNITED STATES ARMY-
coal1?.0
i-nmauied men, between ages of 21
ana 35. citizens of the Lnited States, of good
character and temperate habits, who can
Bueak, read and write English, io informa
tion appi/ Uecruiting Offices, Phoenix bldg.,
Bt. Paul, Minn., ci .^4 1st av S. Minneapolis.
YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR THE NAVY,
Ages 17 to 3p, pay $16 to $70 per month,
according to ratings rust outfit of clothing
tree good opportunities offered for advance-
Apply at Nav Recruitin Station
100m 50S, Postoffice building, Minneapolis,
Minn.
WANTEDYOUNG MEN FOR FIREMEN AND
brakemen high wages promotion firemen get
$100 brukemeii get $75 positions secured as
soon as competent. Write for particulars. Na
tional Railway Schcol, 224 Boston block, or
call and_sep us.
WANTED, LMMEDLATELYTv^^BRIGH
energetic men to fill vacancies on the road
will consider parties without experience if
references ai satisfactory $20 a week to
"art. Address,_stating age, 3660, Journal.
STENOGRAPHER AN BOOKKEEPERWANT
edioung man of good habits and one willing
to assist in drug and stationery store. Refer
ences required. State salary. A. E. Hodgkin
son, Devilb Lake, N
WANTEDMAN OR WOMAN I N EVERY OF
flee store and factory in the twin cities to do
a littl0e In minutes you in
S
"workannualspare
1
86
income from $10 0
0193, Journal.
S urT$18
iS1M,iiJ
cstn-u
tcan
ections.
2
fl,
Nicollet a
$500
once-
a
WANTEDCOMPOSITORS. ____w WANTED I N
good town, 250 miles from Minneapolis open
shop, wages to $25 per week nobody but
aPPly*
Appl
DeC
41S4"
Jo
P^KMANENT AND
UJ:bJlilliI(
^j
shoul call or at
clas openingsd offeringwrite
advan
good
cement. Hapgoods, 313
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR OFFICE WORK,
man baviiur eAperience in hiring and manag
ing agents, in portrait or subscription book
business Address General Manager, 507 Sykes
PLUMBING SCHOOL.
bpeclal rates fo.- two months' instruction
aaj c-as,s %2o. 1 raetical School of Plumbing
_and_hcajiiis,_36:J0 _NTicolIet
av.
an
8Minneapolis.
be good
WATCHES CLEANEDcit-v50c MAINSPRINGS
n
work
wa
ted on,e year clocks
elHeitd. Telephonerepaired"
a
SiQ
f?,r
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T.
aid. tlias,. Hoi wits, 303 Washington av N
WANTEDA GOOD CLEVER ADVERTISING
h?,0lt,li0 hustler and of good appearance first-class po
sition to right partj. Address 4378, Journal.
GENTLEME0 N AN,D LADIES TO SOLICIT AND
^i,fhi
S
alaries
g0
t PJS
permanent positions for
women Cal at 83 Wester
ay^roomjl, Friday, between 2 and 6.
SALESMEN TO Si.LL OUR GOODS TO GEN
eral ?to.s clothiers, druggists and grocers
fine sidelines, bK- profits, liberal terms. Model
__Bfg. _gg.j_Box South Bend. Ind.
WANTEDMEN WOME.N I.N. EVERY
town Minnesota to represent us $100
?io
0 ParieAND
nth
lin
with ability A Jacobs
419 Fhoenix building, Minneapolis.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income coiresponding for newspapers, ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particula-s.
Press Syndicate^Lockport, N. Y.
WANTEDMSN AND WOMEN ~nT EVERY
town in Minnesota to represent ua: $100
monthly to parties with ability. F.Y
_419 Phoenix bldg, Minneapolis.e
A?Jacob?
awu
N
WANTEDEXPERIENCEtD6 CLD LINE INSUR
ance man to act as district manager for Hen-
bfd^sr^ui.Cal
1
a
WANTEDFIRST CLASS COMPOSITORS I N
open job shop outside of city, good wages to
good man. Apply, stating experience, 3702^
LEARN WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING, OB
tics earn more money oldest school Min
neapolls Watchmaking Sctool. 7th and Hen
nepin.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS SIGN PAINTER
and striper steady work and good wageB to
competent man. Canniff Co.. Grand Forks,
WATCHES CLEANED 60o MAINSPRINGS50o
warranted one year clocks repaired, called for
and dellvw-ed.jr^.J)545. Dobiin^223 Wash. V.
WANTEDA CUSTOM CUTTER THAT CAN
turn out sylish garments for city trade posi
tlon open Jan. 1. Address 4243, Journal
SHOES RESOLED IN 15 MINUTES, BEST OAK
soles, sewed 75c nailed, 50c rubber heels,
40". S T. Sorensen. 312 Nicollet av
WANTEDSHOES RESOLED I N 15 MlNUTJESl
Oak soles sewed. 75c done while you wait at
H. R. Michelsen's, 921 Nicollet av.
A DRUGGIST WANTED, REGISTERED I N
North Dakota salary $100 per month: must
furnish references. 4109. Journ _.
CATON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, liTENOGRA"
phy a.id telegraphy moves Dec. 30 to the Col
lege block, 2d av S and 3d st.
FIRST-CLASS MACHINE RULER WANTED
for Sioux Falls $18, 54 hours. Apply G. S
Wr.iy, 206 4th st S, Minneapolis.
WANTEDA BUTCHER FOR A RETAIL MAR
ket must be a good block tender. Write Mac
beth & Gardner, Mankato, Minn._
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS "EXPERIENCED
janitor for large apartment building. Aonlv
Thorpe Bros. ,206 Andrus bldg.
WANTEDSTENOGRAPHER WITH KNOW
ledge of French and Geynan. Apply by mail
to Librarian, state university.
WANTEDA FEW GOOD SALESMEN, FIRST
class men, will be given straight salarv con
t'oct. 8 Eastman Block.
WANTEDGRAY IRON MOU_D_RS
WAN
KINDS OFt PERSONAL
N
AL
property reasonable. 506 Qlobi DldtT
DYEING AND CLEANING
"able in th north
west. Twin City Works. 816 Nicollet ar.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRV
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin a^. Both phones.
WOOD AND COAL
DO^laTlj^wT'TAK^
Co.'s advice and lay in your supply of coal,
coke and wood before it gets scarce. We have
no cheap coal with a high-priced name. No
extra charge for prompt delivery. 106 3d
S. T. C. 182.
PROFESSIONAL.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PERMA-
2!:n,tiy
removed by electricity. Miss HolUster
7-7 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
7 "STEADY
work for good men. Clyde Iron Works, Du
luth, Minn.
WATCH_S CLEA_T_D""^rrMA_NSPR"l_"GT""$r:
warranted one year. Paeeel's. 22 3d st 8
WANTEDAN ORDERLY ST. MARY7!
hospital brinCg references. 2416 6th st S.
S AAT
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LYNDALE AND
KLAYER
__obth st_& 1 _Take_Washburn Park car
WANTEDCITY "AND TRAVELING~SALE_:
man, at once. Call at 307 3d S
TAILOR WANTED GOOD BUSHELMAN. CALL
Eureka Dye House, 502 4th av S "___
A GOOD MAN WANTED AS COAL TEAMSTER.
Inquhe 640 Johnson NE
WANTEDBOY TO FEED JOB PRESS,
ply Journal list room.
Wn.
3
bfor
AP-
^JgLPJVANTED-FEMALE
GRADUATES OF THE MUNS0N
haortnand Institute, Guaranty Loan building.
arc always in demand, for they receive t*e
actual experience" while at school which "is
so needful to their success. Enter anj- time
ANY IN TELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income co (esponding for newspapers ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars,
i'tess Syndicate. Lockport, N. Y.
WANTEDHOUSEKEEPER ON FARM, AT
Hill goode cook must be fond of chil-
$,Kea\City
1 2 o'clock Friday Dr
Wood, 1905 Crystal Lake av.
A MIDDLE-AGED MAN WISHES SCANDINAvl
lan woman to keep house for him in Minnesota
town no objection to widow without children
Address 4275. Journal.
WANTEDFIFTEEN EXPERIENCED GIRLS
on power machines for ladies' wrappers also
a few girls for special machines. Apply at
once. 312 1stav N.
WANTEDLADIES TO LEARN HAIRDREST
ing, manicuring, massage. Moler Barber Col
lege, 221 2d av S. Cafl and have your work
done "free."
MANGLE GIRLS WANTEDGIRLS 16 TO 19
years old. lhing at home, to work at the
mangle. Hennepin Steam Laundry, 120 1st
av N.
TEACHERS WANTED FOR- GRADES AND
high schools, to begin work after the holidays
The Hazard Teachers' Agency, 232 Boston
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Continued
MIDDLE-AGED, WORKING HOUSEKEEPER
for small family house modern steady place
for light person. Call evenings, 418 W 26th st.
CANVASSERS TO SELL A
good household article large commissions
oasy seller. Call at 2113 Corno av.
WANTEDGIRL TO HELP WITH HOUSE
work
only.
two
inPortland
i^11"?
the family good home for
girl 220 2 av
WANTEDCOMPETENT GERL FOR GENERAL
housework call 314 James av N. or N. W.
phone Main 600.
WANTEDAT ONCE, GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework, two In family. Call at 3 707 4th
St aa. Hat 3.
WA NTEDA GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework wages $5. Kenwood car, 1917
it THIS av
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
wotk family three. Call 2724 Humboldt av S.
WANTEDSCANDINAVIAN, NEW COMER,
ror generaljuousewoik. 2513 Monroe st Nil.
WANTED5 GIRLS FOR HOLLY WREATHS.
isew \or florist. 7 S.
X, 'i
VB-A
SS N JOUR-
IMPORTEWashington OF FASHIOv
nals and patterns, 522 Medical Block,
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. 3046 Stevens av.
WA5raED35x^RIENED PANTRY GIR L!
The Grill0.0 30,8k1sti S.
WA
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NURSE GIRL ONE
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child. 1101 14th av SE.
^NTED-AT ONCE. DINING-ROOM GIRL.
1*4 E 14th St.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
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weekly, according
to ability, rj. F. Adams. 76-78 7th S,
Minneapolis. Minn.
:RRI
iisn and trench, conversant with geneial office
work, wants position In bank, office or store
city or country best references. Address 4331.
Journal.
SITUATION WANTED JAN. 1, BY TRAVELING
man, now employed, but desires to change for
grocery, crackers and candy line have ex
references. 3786. Journal.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANTS~SITUA
Hon, long expetience, thoroughly competent
cau take charge first-class reference state
Balary.MAN, Addres,sPOSITION 4241, Journal.BOOKKEEPER, YOUN 25 AS
several ye.u-a experience good penman and ac
curate best of references. Address 4405,
Journal.
WANTED-^A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN OF
ability wants an outside position as either
salesman or collector. Address 4239, Journal.
SITUATION WANTED SCANDINAVIAN
clerk, eight years' experience good reference
will go any place. Address 4208, Journal.
THOROLY COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER
three years experience desires to make change
first of year. Address 4240, Journal.
A YOUNG MAN, INSIDE WORK OF SOME
kind, is a good carpenter will work for mod
derate wages. Address 3776, Journal.
A YOUNG MAN OF 19 WOULD LIKE WORK
around house sober and reliable hest of
references. Address 4213, Journal.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS TIME
keeper or bill clerk best of references fur
nished. Addres8_4165, Journal.
WANTEDOFFICE WORK OR ANY KIND~OF
light work ten years' experience railroad of
fice. Flat 1, 801 E 15th st.
A YOUNG MAN OF 26 WOULD LIKE WORK
in bakery has had some experience. A. S..
Io07 Laurel av.
YOUNG MAN WANTS OFFICE POSITION OF
any kind has had some railroad experience.
4276, Journal.
WANTEDBY A STRONG, WELL EDUCATED
ycung man, honest work of any kind. Address
4182, Journal.
BOOKKEEPER OR OTTIOE~ MAN7~EXPER
enced, capable and uoTbad habits. Address
4131, Journal.
7
Female.
WANTEDPOSITION A COMPETENT
young lady stenographer law work preferred:
German nationality. Address 115 Mill st N.
Fergus Falls, Minn.
WANTEDPOSITION BY LADY STEN0G
rapher ten years' experience best of refer
ences. Address Stenographer, 105 13th st S.
city.
REFINED, EDUCATED YOUNG WOMAN
would like position as companion or governess
in good family. Address 4158, Journal.
PATIENTS WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
nurse charges reasonable. Address or call at
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.
FOR SALE-^MY S-YEAR-OL D" PACING
mare: absolutely sound with four weeks'
training last spring stepped full mile iu
26 quarters in 34 this mare has a great
future unless, you are looking for some
thing good and willing to separate your
self from $600 in case she pleases you,
don't answer. Address 4343, Journal.
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LOGGERS TAKE NOTICE.
400 to 600 head of big. heavy, young, first
class logging horses constantly on hand each
horse guaranteed as represented come and
see us before buying we can save you money
and give you selection from the largest col
lection in the northwest. Barrett & Zimmer
man, Midway Horse Market, Midway. St.
Paul.
TO EXCHANGE160 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS
land in Pine county, Minn 2 miles from
Kerrlck station free and clear of incumbrance
and $500 in cash, for stock of merchandise,
hotel or livery only those meaning business.
Address immediately S. M. Zimmerman, 1938
University av, St. Paul, Minn.
CARLOAD TAKEN ON CHATTEL MORTGAGE
new and second-hand top Stanhopes, top Con
cords, open Concords, top buggies, runabouts,
speeding wagon, cushion-tired runabouts, two
seats, top sleigh, fine robes, buffalo coat, must
De sold cheap for cash. Central Market Livery.
120 7th N.
ONE CONCORD BUGGY. ONE OPEN BUGGY,
pole and thills, toad cart and steel runners
one new light double harness, one single har
ness sacrifice price for quick sale no use
ior them. Room 1, Library apartments, 11th
and Hennepin.
FOR SALEONE FINE BROUGHAM, ONEOF
best make, cost $1,500 almost good as new
will sell for $600. This is a bargain. A. C.
Aitkinson. Carriage Shop. 69 12th st S
SECOND-HAND LOGGING HORSES FOR SALE}
one carload taken on chattel mortgage must
be sold. Can be seen at Barrett & Zijnmer
inan's stable, Midway, St. Paul
SEVERAL MATCHED PAIRS" OR PQNIES,
suitable for delivery, and some _ood single
broke delivery horses, cheap. Bariett & Zini-
_____lian._Midwa}_,
St. Paul.
FOR SALEJUST ARRIVED" FRoliI^SCON
sin, 20 head of draft, driving and farm horses
and mares must and will be sold at once. 414
3d S.
ZIMMERMAN'S HORSE MARKET, DEALERS
in all classes of horses, part time given when
desired. Stables 12 2d N.
FROST & CO.
All classes of horses for sale.
18 2d st N
ROCKAWAYSECOND HAND BUT GOOD AS
new. Wallis Coach & Carriage Works, 12 and
14 E Grant st.
ROCKAWAY, IN~FIRST-OLASS" "CONDITION
and for sale cheap. Inquire L. B. Mayer, 1131
Fremont av N.
FOR SALEONE FINE BIKE OR RACING
cart, Toomey style, standard weight. 69
12th st S.
NOTICEDEAD HORSES REMOVED. W. W.
Scavenger Co.. 102 1st st N phone ltoi Main.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS DELIVERY "IffORSE.
weight 1,250 to 1.300 lbs. Kildall Fish Co.
200 Washington av N.
COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
Defective Page 1
FOX TERRIERS FOR SALEHIGH-GRADE
stock, young and old, fully pedigreed and
eligible. Minnewaska Fox Terrier Kennels.
Address Glenn G. Reed, proprietor, Glenwood
Minn.
FOR SALEIRISH TERRIER PUPS FINELY
bred, pedigrees furnished good ratters and
best of all house dogs, $10 and $20. 1349
Penn av N.
ANGORA KITTENS, MALE AND FEMALE,
$10 and $5 each dark smoke and orange
mixed both are beauties. 4004 Grand av g.
JERSEY COW AND HEIFER CALF BOTH
solid fawn heavy rich milker price $65.
221*4 Grand av^T
inte rest
JSL 3ftLfi.ll
7,?^ CdSrealceB'L
JEL: Tble
MimUolfs, fliun.111I
Job^
work gooads fox $75 to
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2S year old of |oo appearanceT
edufere
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as much areliable opportunity
ancem ent
3omeA
_bes_t?
previous experience
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referencesE. Address 3791. Journal
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of man people i
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CO-OPERATIVE
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company,
will sell a few thousand
n
5Sfi?n
may be
tna
dollars worth of preferredn stock in lots of
from $50 to $500. This stock bears interest
".'If cent,, guaranteed at 8% per
AMA "^-aiHiually also participates hi any
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NEWSPAPEdR SNAP IN SOUTHERN MINNE-
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per month now
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manufacture, figure
sPeciafty Un als
with us Wee^manufacture anything in the
d4et
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dies and modeClK makersn. North American
Novelty Co.S.,2113-2121 Comol adiscount
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833, Jamestown. N.
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SALE r-N ACCOUNT OF POORD HEALTHn,
an
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PA apEK WITH EXPERIENCE
the hardware business and some capital to
invest with he in establishing business in good
Canadian northwestern town fine location and
the best of prospects. Address X. Y. Z.. Ed
inbnrg, N. D.
SX0C Ko
S OF MDSE., HDW.l AND
ex change Send ful in
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formation, legal description in first letter?
American Land & Ex. Co.,
235 Boston Blockn,scns Minneapolis,
A
A RESTAURANT
go/)FIRST-CLASS
re for sellinMinn.
JfaiifeTdg, _f.daMcPherS0D'
rl
and can
be handled with little capital. This is a
good proposition for the 'right kind of a party.
Address Box 528. David City, Neb.
FERE INSURANCE AND FARM LOAN BUSI
ness near Minneapolis, netting $1,500 to $2 000
annually will sell for $1,500, lucking good
home. Investigate will give terms. Liwi:s
__& Co., o25^ Boston Block.
ROOMING HOUSE, DOWN TOWN BIG TBAN-
31
2
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le
3
a
WANTEDENERGETIC] MAN WITHr FROM
$5,000 to $10,000 to take^tock and an _7tlve
interest ien? a well-established business must
Hv
not write fo curios
^ty. 4370, Journal.
GREAT BIG CHANCE FOR TOERIGHT
party with $4,500 to buy a half bereft .in a
legitimate business paying 60 oer cent wiU
B-^GAIN IN UUIOK
LUNCH,Co.,
CIGAR",
and light grocery,Odo300 ng rush-
& 2
ing business musmtG sold this week- snan
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LifeH
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and stock charts, invaluableo aids tothe successful
speculation. 1042 Lumber Exchange Bldg
THE
MINNESOTnS
TWO BRICK STORE ROOMS TORENT"
splendid opening for dry goods or general
stock rent reasonable. Walter Elliott, Knox
vllle. Iowa.
A G0O_rwATERPOWER, 35-BARREL FLOUR
and feed mill will be sold cheap.
Stunkard, Soldiers Grove Wis..
No. 5.
SPECULATORSTRY OUR UNEXCELLED
facilities for trading in grain and stocks.
L. Bauman Co., 222-225jCentury._Both phones.
GREAT BARGAIN$1,500 TAKE8 NEW STORE
building, with living rooms, two lots, on E
Iranklln av. Harrison, 807 Phoenix building
FOR SALEBILLIARD HALL, DOING GOOD
business snap for someone. Address Gem Bil
liard Hall, Lake' Benton, Minn.
LAW BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE IN CEN
tral Minnesota town of 2,000 for sale 4125
Journal. ^^-*w,
I CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS SEND DE^
scrlption. Shepard, Bank Commerce building.
THE CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE, PROMPT
delivery. Both pbones, 564. 209 Nicollet.
GROCERY, BEST PROPOSITION IN MINNE^
apolis must sell at once. Shepard.
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Str
sale also poolroom in connection $250 take
all reason for selling, have other place
monthly average $95. Fred Severs^ Ke_s__
WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH $5,000 TO
engage in manufacture .usiness- almost a
monopoly profits not less than $5*0 peTday*
steady demand for output. Address 3679, Jour-
SPECULATORS.
a.n~consult
i
PERSONAL
ARE YOU AFRAID OF BURGLARS? HERE
is something new, novel and useful, "The
Safety Key Fastener," that will absolutely
lock the key in your door so that no one can
open it. Is sure to give satisfaction price
$1 by mail prepaid. Briggs Novelty Co., 605
7th av S. Minneapolis, Minn.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
We have a nice line of cut glass, watches
and diamonds which we sell at reasonable
prices. Orders sent by mall promtly attend
ed to. C. Bergquist & Co., 104 3d st S
'HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED AND PACKED
for shipment or storage by experienced men
new firepioof storage warehouse, with sepa
rate compartments and locked rooms The
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 3d st S
VITAL SCIENCE.
The most effective treatment for all dis
eases. Call for consultation, or write for new
book. Gates Institute and Sanatorium 1322
Hfrnepin av.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY
evenings, with social following buck and wins
and private by appointment. Holcomb's Acad-
__emy._43_4th st S. third floor.
A
ANNA M. GRISWOLD. 207 MEDICAL BLOCK"
superfluous hair, moles, warts removed bv
electricity corns extracted inverted nsila
and bunions treated.
A RELIABLE LADY PHYSICIAN HAS NEW
hospital, trained attendants women's patron
age solicited. 1216 Logan av N. Plymouth car
going north
CORNS EXTRACTED, 25o INVERTED NAILS
and huniois treated. Dr. Collier. 515 av
HOLIDAY LIQUORSTHE CALIFORNIA W_T
House, 209 Nicollet. Both phones 564.
HOSPITAL FOR LADIES.
T. C. 5582.
CLAIRVOYANTS
KNOw"~T_?XB__F~W_irwi^
Orlcles of Delphi. Mme. Moynihan, New York
city's gieatest scientific character reader ac
knowledged by public and press to be' the
greatest reader of human nature in America
She reads your talents, tells you what you
will succeed in or what you are best adapted
for. She teaches occult science or the develop
ments of the powers within sees your loved
ones, gets messages by telepathy, locates min
erals, finds lost or stolen articles. Room 403
West Hotel
STEAMSHIPS
$87.60 FROM LIVERPOOL AND LONDON $31
from Scandinavia low rates from German.
H. B. Lidman, 15 8d st S, Minneapolis. Minn!
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS IN USED
PIANOS PRACTICALLY AS GOOD AS
NEW.
One Chickering $200
One Packard 285
One Straube 275
One Baumbach 255
One Hemmond 185
One Cable & Nelson 175
One Singer 125
One New England 145
One Briggs
One Kosenkronz
Northwestern Music House,
Carl Raugland, Mgr.,
318-320 Nicollet Av. Second Floor.
Minneapolis, Minn.
90 85
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
Weber Music Co.,
729 Nicollet AT.
Watch This Space
Tomorrow for special bargains in mu
sical instruments, band instruments,
violins, mandolins, guitars, banjos and
everything musical. All the comic
opera scores
At special price, $1.75.
All popular sheet music, 15c, 20c,
25c. All the popular John Church Co.
and White Smith Co. folios and al
bums. Also Boosey & Co. late songs
and novelties.
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BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS.
Stone upright $75
Wheelock 110
Uardman Shaw 125
Knabe 150
McPhail, just like new 268
Several fine square pianos at a small
fraction of their worth.
Howard-Farwell Co.,
707 Nicollet av.
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UNREDEEMED AR.TI0LES,
As Good as New,
At Half Price This Week.
Make Very Desirable Xmas Gifts.
Diamonds, Watches,
Silverware, Musical Instruments,
Fur and Fur-lined Coats, Etc.
A Few Prices:
$175 diamond stud, $125.
$100 diamond ring, $60.
$125 diamond broochr $80.
Gold-filled watches with Elgin or Wal
tham movement, $5 up.
$250 sealskin jacket, $100.
$70 krimmer jacket and muff, $35.
$45 astrakhan cape, $15.
$40 fur-lined cape, $15.
$30 nearseal jacket, $10.
$70 fur-lined coat for gentleman, $40.
$50 fur-lined coat for gentleman, $22.
100 guitars, mandolins and violins from
$l.o0 up.
n William Weisman Loan Office,
224 Washington av S, near Milwaukee
Depot.
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FOR SALEBLACKSMITH SHOP IN NORTH
west South Dakota, building 16x24, new tools:
bocming town good location $275 takes it
Write Box 37, Glenham, S. D.
WANTEDSTOCKS OF MERCHANDISE "fo
close out at retail or auction. Write for in
formation to the Minnesota Salvage & Auction
Co., Marshall, Minn.
BEST LIVERY BARN IN NORTH DAKOTA,
cash or will trade for livestock good open
ing for wideawake liveryman. N. A. Cox, Cav
alier, N. D.
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GIFTS THAT WILL PLEASE.
We are in a position to offer you a nice
line of holiday goods at reduced rates, as
we do not pay Nicollet av rents.
Come in and see our -watches, rings,
silverware and a line of jewelry that
will please everybody.
We do a specialty of watch, Jewelry re
pairing and engraving.
S. Swanson, 120 3d st S.
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CREDITCREDITCREDITCREDIT.
Why not make the gift suitable and
substantial? We are making our January
reduction now.
Call and examine our bargains in ladies'
winter suits, coats, furs and hats. Men's
overcoats and suits. Everything cut 25
per cent to 30 per cent.
$1 per week. $1 per week. $1 per week.
J. P. Crotty & Co..
814-816 Nicollet. Second Floor.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
J. Santrizos, Proprietor.
Sixth St and First Av S.
Fruits. Candies, Nuts and Cigars,
Holly, Flowers.
Most complete line in the city.
We buy them by carloads and conse
quently can sell them cheaper than other
stores.
Our original Santa Claus delivers to all
parts of the city.
Phones: N. W. Main 3052 T. C. 671.
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PANTS
Exclusively.
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PANTALOON STORE,
238 Nicollet Av.
We are the only store that manufactures
our own goods and sells direct to you in
this line.
Why not buy a pair of our special $3.50
trousers as a Christmas present? They will
be useful at all times. Open evenings
till Xmas.
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BUY FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
$40 each, choice lots, 53d and Humboldt.
$90, choice lots near driving park.
$150,, 1% blocks from car. 40th st.
$475, Park, near 35th cash.
$800, Holmes av S near 32d.
$1,200. Colfax av S near 25th.
$550, 48x129, Clinton near 28th.
$525, 45x128, Colfax near 28tb.
1,500Girard near Franklin.
$950. Grand, inside 25th.
$1,000, double corner, city water, Lynnhurst.
$400, one-acre lot. Lyndale near 53d.
I. A. Dunsmoor. 616 Phoenix Bldg.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BRASS
instruments in the northwest, such as
cornets, tubas, trombones, clarinets, etc..
at lowest prices. If you are intend
ing to huy anything in that line it will
pay you to call and get my prices.
Max A. Kohen,
327 Washington av S.
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I HAVE BOUGHT THE ENTIRE 8AM-
ple line of photograph albums from a
large Jobbing house at a great reduction,
which I can sell at half of their original
value.
Come In and see them.
Max A. Kohen,
827 Washington av S.
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THE STANDARD CATHOLIC BOOK STORE,
51 4th Ft S (over Hoffman's),
Is headquarteis for reliable church goods.
Handsome iraje books, rosaries, pictures,
choice books and dozens of useful articles for
Christmas gifts.
Between Nicollet and 1st av S.
O'Brien Bros.. Proprietors.
SPORTING GOODS.
Skates, sleds, pool and billiard tables, skis,
cutlery, boxing gloves, punching bags, phono
graphs, bicycles at big bargains, as we move
Jan. 1.
Great Western Cycle Co.,
612 1st av S.
TRUNKS
1930 CLINTON AV. sa I
William Lorenze Trunks.
14
Washingtonevenings
av N.
Useful Gifts for Christmas.
retailer' profit Open
Wey^u have a full line of ladies' and gents'
dres,s trunks. We are manufacturers and can
th
until Xmas.
THE WHITE IS KING. BALL-BEARING,
long wearing and easy running, most suitable
Christmas gift: this week we offer 1 number of
slightly soiled machines at great reduction.
White Sewing Machine Co^602 Hennepin av.
KNITTINGWE ARE THE ONLY ~MANUFAC
turers of home-made stockings, sweaters and
all kinds of knit Goods. Stockings made from
best German knitting yards. Nelson Bros.,
knitting works. Retail store, 500 Cedar av.
OUR STORE IS FULL OF THE LATEST NOV
eltles, snch as pictures and frames of all
descriptims our experience in framing is 25
years. J. O. Braa, 509 Hennepin av, opposite
West Hotel. MMS
ODD THINGS FROM EUROPETHE ANNUAL
clearance sale at "Bown's Antique Shop," is
now on. Big discount on everything. Noth
_lng reserved. 9 5th_st SL Open_erenl_g.
HOLIDAY LIQUORSTHE CALIFORNIA WINE
House. 209 Nicollet. Both phones 564.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
MINNEAPOLIS BOOK AND ART EXCHANGE,
1708 Clinton av. Have souvenirs, cards, booka.
Bibles, etc., supplement to catalog two, sent
free. Mail orders promptly attended to.
BRAND NEW DROPHEAD WHITE SEWING
machine, $25 drophead Singer, $20 drophead
Wheeler & Wilson, $17.75 Singer. $10: Do
mestlc, $3.75. Elmer. 710 1st av 8
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR THE WHOLE
family: $S00 for a five-room house and lot.
good condition $150 cash South Minneapolis.
E. H. Bass, 516 Guaranty bldg.
SKATES, MOCCASINS, 8KI8, TOBOGGANS,
pocket knives, hunting outfits, kodaks, razor
sets, games of all kinds, bicycles, etc. Ken
nedy Bros., 32i NlcolW. ____^
SPECIAL BARGAINS I N VIOLINS, 200 TO
select from $2.57 up. including bow and case.
Benson's Music Store, 1225 Washington av S.
A BARGAIN I N CHRISTMAS WATCH_8 AND
Jewelry for South Side people.- C. M. Erick
soo. 303 Cedar av. Repairing a specialty.
LADY'S FINE KRIMMER JACKET, LIGHT
color, 36 bust, worth $65, for $45. 620_ Nic
oliet av. Room 402. Take elevator.
LADY'S FINE PERSIAN LAMB JACKET, 86
bust, worth $175. for $135. 620% Nicollet
av. Room 402. Take elevator.
JOHN GUTH, 110 WASHINGTON AV S, CAR
ries a full line of German books, cards and
_jmported__toys_of_jUi kinds.
BODFOR'S, THE JEWELER 44 4th ST 8
sells honest goods at honest prices see him for
Christmas goods.
FOR GOOD CANDY GO TO YE OLDE TYME
candy kitchen, 44 7th st S fresh candy daily,
at right prices.
A. W. DAVIS HOUSEFURNISHING CO.,
612 and 614 1st av S.
Two Days' Sale of Rockers and Pictures.
100 choice new rockers at wholesale prices:
$2 rockers at $1.48.
$3 rockers at $1.98.
$4 rockers at $2.98.
$5 rockers at $3.98.
100 framed pictures at half value and less:
50c pictures at 25c.
75c pictures at 35c.
$1 pictures at 50c.
$l_o pictures at 60c.
$1.50 pictures at 75c.
$2 pictures at $1.
Large lot of slightly used household goods
_at less than half original cost.
SALE! SALE! SALE!
100 Pianos. 100 Pianos.
The entire stock of Schmidt & Geisler Store,
Chicago, bought by us and will be sold at less
than cost of material. Don't miss this sale,
uprights only.
New pianos, regular $250. sale price $165.
New pianos, regular $275, sale price $185.
Aew pianos, regular $325, sale price $200.
New pianos, regular $300, sale price 5225.
New pianos, regular i375, sal1e0pricSchubert,.$250e
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$1_5v Kimball* $95 square, $18.
M. Schulz Co..
Wholesale Warerocms, 716-718 1st av S.
Open evenings. Easy payments.
PIANO SALETHE GREATEST PIANO SALE
ever held in Minneapolis is now going on at
our warerooms. We are closing out 200
shopworn, used sample pianos. The low prices
will surprise
you.u
P*ano
$10 sends a
L,
S
Christmas$3e borne and yo can pay the balanc
$0, $6, $7, $S and $10 a month. The hst
of great bargains includes the Steinway, Hard-
2!an.
Krakauer McPhail Behuing, "Crown.
Sterling, Emerson and a score of other good
makes, isquare pianos, $15. $20, f35, $40, S45.
Used shopworn and sample new pianos, $80
ft 110, $120, $133, $140. $150? $l
$180 $190 $210. $215, $230, $2T,5, $290. Fos
ter & Waldo, 06 5th st S, corner Nicollet av,
FOR SALECANDY RECIPE MOOKS "_EA__
candj making jutt printed new methods
the latest up-to-date candy recipe book con
tains over one hundred recipes secrets of al
kinds every recipe is explained from start
to finish the king of all soft chocolate drops,
that will keep over a year our bon bon will
not get hard our American fudge is the best
seller out, and chocolate sponge wrote by on*
that has begun at the bottom and struggled to
the top. These books are worth more than
we ask. Will send by mail on receipt of $2.
Address L. Snowbank. 3435 1st av S. Minne-'
_apolis, Minn!
YOUR CHOICE OF SIX OF THE VERY BEST
fireproof combination lock steel safes made
at your own price, less than one-quarter reg
ular prices. We will furnish you any one
of them, very small, medium, large or very
large, on very special terms. Must be sold
at once. If you can in.e a good safe at any
price, wHte us today for particulars. Sears.
_Roebuck & Co., Chicago. 111.
KREGER'S LOAN OFFICE, 204 WAlHINGTON
av S. Unredeemed pledges for sale. Two
muskrat lined coats, otter trimmed one Alaska
sealskin, 36-inch bust one L. C. Smith hain
merless shotgun, one Lefevre hammcrless shot
gun, three brass chalk moulds. I also have a
few hlgh-grade_jraredeemed_watcLt_.
PRINTING PRESSES6x9 COLUMBIAN, $6
7x11 Pearl, $65 8x12 Star, $65: 6x12 Golding.
$100, 10x15 O. S. Gordon, $150 14x20 O. S
Gordon, $275 cylider presses and paper cut
ters. All of above rebuilt and guaranteed.
Printers* Supply Co., 108 3d st N. Minne
apolis, Minn.
VOSE 8c SONS PIANO. FANCY MAHOGANY
case, regular $40o style, a little shop worn,
and in our bargain room for only $285. Easy
terms.
S. W. Raudenbush & Co.,
70S Nicollet Av.
FOR SALENEW AND SECOND-HAND BI_-
liard and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds:
easy payments send for catalogue and pri^s
list. The Brunswick. Balke, Collender Co-
42ff and 428 3d st S. Minneapolis.
GOING SOUTHWILL SELL STEEL RANGlT
refrigeiator, d+ning room set, pony bob-sleigh,
sleigh bells, youth's heavy overcoat, hockey
skates, miscellaneous lot household goods. 1430
Vine place.
USED PIANOSCHICKERING, JlOO, SCHU
bert, $125, Brlnkerhoff, $185 Hallet & Davis
square. $45 Hmzie, $25. M. Schulz Co.,
wholesale wareiooms. 716-718 1st av S.
1906 INCUBATORS AND BROODERSTHE
Ciphers Incubator Co. 1906 incubators and
brooders now in our showroom. Prior Seed
Co.. 635 3d av S. Call and see them.
SNAPNEW FURNITURE, LEATHER ROCK
ers, chairs, buffet and round extension table.
See what a bargain I can give you.
9711. 4S57, Journal.
WOODWORKING MACHINERY AN GASO
lene engine in first-class condition, engine
nearly new. C. II. Taylor, 906 15th av S
Phone Main 3975-Jl.
HOLIDAY GOODS, IMPORTED JAPANESE
ware, chafing dish outfits, carving sets, stu
dents' lamp, maricure sets. Wm. Simms 411
14th av SE.
FOR SALETWO GOOD BASE BURNER
stoves and some furniture, cheap, leaving the
city. Call at once. Corner 28th and Fremont
av S.
NEW SEALSKIN SACQUE OF FINEST ftUAL
ity made by Albrecht of St. Paul owing to
party going to California size 42. 4396, Jour
nal.
WOOD, DRY. $2.60, $2.75 FACTORY WOOD,
2 -50 coal, $5 an 15.75. Plymouth Lumber
Co., 237 Hennepin. Main 3846 LI T. C. 2807.
FOR SALE2 SUITS AND 2 LADIES' COATS
slightly soiled cost $30 and $25 sell at $T
_jand $6 each. Call 816 JfiooHet^v^ad floor.
NEW SET COURT "MEMOIRS, 11 VOLUMES",
Napoleon. Mme. Du Barry and others: buck
ram binding cheap. Address_4130. Journal.
TYPEWRITERS
SECOND-HAND
makes, at a bargain,
derfer Typewriter Co
OF ALL
must be sold. Blickens-
605 Sykes block
5,000 WILCOX tc GIBBS STITCH SEWING
machines, introductory price $219. W.
Mfg. Co., 38, Maple st. Chicago.
HALL'S SAFES, NEW AND SECOND-HAND
largest stock in the northwest. J. J. DerlgU
& Co.. 318 2d av S. Tel. Main 3121.
FOR SALESTRICTLY FRESH EGGS FROM
our own chickeus will deliver. Call 22 W
26th st. Phone South 446 J.
A FINE LOT OF CHRISTMAS TOYS, GAMES
and hooks (new) a snap corner 2d and
Nicollet cv._old_Clty_Hall.
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE, RENT OR EX
change. Munson Stationery & Printing Co.,
Guaranty Loan building.
BLACK^EARSK_N"R0BE CHEAP. 821 BANK
of MiuneaiwHs building, Nicollet and 3d st.
FOR SALESILVER PLATED FLAT~C0NN
cornet. $20. 1425 Dupont av N.
WANTEDMISCELLANEOUS
WANTEDA SECOND-HAND STEREOPTICON,
complete with slide, curtain, disolvmg views
and light to be either acetylene or gasolne
gas: must be In good order and cheap for cash.
State particulars. J. A. Osborn. Fort Francis,
Ont.. or call on J. E. Doran, 329 Boston block,
Minneapolis.
WANTEDPARTIES LEAVING THE CITY TO
get our cut rates on household goods to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminal*
and tributary points. For the best of servic*
and the lowest possible rates, write or call on
The B-iyd Transfer Storage Co.. 46 3d st S.
OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES. ESPECI
ally safes, desks, showcases and wall cases
highest prices jiaid. For shipment to the coast.
223 3d ot S.
WANTEDSECOND-HAND UNDERWOOD O
Oliver, latest pattern, good condition. Fol
well. 1020 3th SE.
WANTEDSECOND-HAND EROfT WORKING
lathe: scud lowest cash price first letter. 4117,
Journal.
WANTEDTYPEWRITER IN GOOD CONDL
tlon. C. M. Stocking. St. James HoteL
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