The Minneapolis journal. [volume], April 23, 1906, Page 9, Image 10

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Fire Sale!
Values this week that surpass
anything previously quoted to
see them is to know.
,W Morison & Ce.'s Stock
Original value, $125,000.
PAINT OEPT.
SUNSHINE FINISH.
We will give to each lady call
ing at this department, any day
this week, one sample case,
until stock Is exhausted
Sherwin-Williams Paints, Var
nishes, Finishes, etc closing
nn v3 priee
Heath & Mllllgan's "Best Pre
pared" Paints. While 1 Af
they last, per oil Ion OliUtJ
KITCHEN WARE
1,000 Potato Mashers.
Dover Egg Beaters,
Chopping Knives, Can
Openers, Vegetable
Graters, Tin Measures
Scrub Brushes, etc
regular prices up to
20c each, all In one
lot your choice
i
Each
10c
Each 5
1,000 Water Filters,
Towel rtoflers, Gas
Stoves, Rat Traps,
Window Cleaners,
Knife Sharpeners, Ice
Chisels, etc worth
straight to 35c each
your pick of the lot.
TOOL DEPT.
Linemen's 7-Inch Side Cutting
Pliers, regular price 90c, (Jt-
reduced to vvv
No. 5 Iron Jack
Planes, 2 Inch
cutters, regular
price $1 90, re
duced to
Folding Mitre Boxes, regular
price $2 00 reduced
to
CUTLERY DEPT.
25c gold plated
Watch Chain given
free with every
I I I $1 00
Watch This week
only
50c Razor Strops
reduced AA &
to ouC
$2 00 Swedish Raz
ors re-
duced to viiOQ
Builders' Hardware
Rapidly closing
mainder of the
articles still left
Ing at
out the re-
stock, many
In excellent condition
All go- 1,
2 Price
Hardware Salvage Co.
247-249 Nicollet Ave.
ELECTRICITY "Minneapolis the best lighted
city in the world." Put Electric
Arc Lamps out front. Only $3 00
per month Progressive cities and
up to date business houses use elec
trie light exclusively for outside lllu
mmation To put in any other light
foi outside use is a step backward
Minneapolis has attained first place
as the metropolis of the Noithwest
and must take no backward step,
and by the tune of the A en
campment "svill present the best
lighted citv in the -uorld Every
arc lamp helps The ELECTRIC
COMPANY is doing its part. Are
you? $3 00 a month
Ask contract agent for details
TEE MINNEAPOLIS
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
15 and 17 So. Fifth St.
Buy
our
Milk in Bottles
Delivered fresh every day In a
clean sterilized bottle (Youi
old one taken away at the same
time Each bottle is filled with
the llchest purest and healthi
est milk obtainable 21 wagons
insure early delivery to all
parts of the city
THE MINNEAPOLIS
MILK CO.
9th Av s. and 6th St.
Both Phones
The Price of the
Brownie Camera
No. 1 is $1.00
It makes a picture VfaCZYx inches, loads
daylight hke a kodak, and 13 sure to
please Come in and let us show you
photos made 'with it
O. H. Peck Company,
112-116 Fifth Street South
Best facilities for doing developing and
finishing
City News
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DR. HALLOCK TO
QUIT PLYMOUTH
SURPRISES CONGREGATION BY
READING RESIGNATION.
Suggests that Growth and Work of
Church Might Be Better Promoted
by ChangeFixes Retirement at
Nov. 1, 1907, Because of Special
Coming Events.
OTM
REV. LEAVITT HALLOCK,
Who Has Resigned as Pastor of Plym
2 outh Congregational Church Jj
Eev Dr Leavitt Hallock, pastor
of Plymouth church for seven and a
half years, read his resignation to the
congiegation yesteiday after the morn
ing sermon In order that he may take
Eart in several important future events
will remain as pastor until the
close of his ninth year, Nov 1, 1907
The letter of resignation stated that,
tho in excellent health and vigor and
deeply in love with the work of the
church, the pastor could not close his
eyes to the probability that the work
might be better promoted^ bv other
hands.
Dr Hallock suggested that a pas
toral committee be appointed to name
his successor
Why Resigns.
The full text of Dr Hallock's letter
of resignation is as follows
To Plvmouth Church and CongregationSh
Pear Biethien When I became youi paster I
could not in the nature of the case, expect to
continue indefinitely in this delightful relation
for main months Mrs Hallock and I ha%e
frequently spoken of the fact that the time was.
apipoachlng when we should sunender to our
successor the iuipoitant woik intrusted to oui
care and we hive often consulted aa* to the
means of bringing about such a change witnout
Injury to iny and with bes$ results to our
chi i eh in the transition
Iho In excellent health and vigor and deeplv
in love 1th the ork of this church we can
not close our eves to the probability that at no
veiy distant day the kingdom of God here may
be better prjino*ed by other hands than ours
It is right that knew what is in oui minds
while the church is strong united and prosper
ous i*h a fine outlook and a great oppor
tunity and tint you should have ample time for
adjusting all delicate and complex matters in
volved
In consldeilng the proper moment for such a
change, I assure von we would not willingly
staj here one dav longer than the best intei
of the mnstei woik require This has been
oui snirit from the start On the 6th of No
veniber 1898 I said from this platfoira "When
\ou find voui man it will be my huty to sui
render this rulpit as cheerfully as I now en
ter it
There a^e however certain coming events in
which ou as a church and I as your pastor are
intoiested which it may be well to lecount
ri/
The state association is to meet with us next
October
lhc opening of the Plllsbu Settlement House
must follow soon after
In \pril ne\t wc celebrate the fiftieth anni
versaiv of the organization of Plymouth church
and the prepi-itions ^foi so signal an event
as our semicentennial should be begun at once
Presumably this might be more readilv accom
pllshed b\ one familiar with the hlstorv, and It
would be to me an interesting task whose con
summation I should love to share with you as
pastor upon the closing of your half century of
useful life
i innlh as authorized bv your vote I have
invited the American boa^d to hold its annual
meeting with us in 0 tober 1907, and there
maj be a cr tain htness as there would cei
tainly be gieat pleasure In acting with -vou as
host ou that occasion if still vour pastor
Hut the nersonal element in all this is noth
ing compared with the interests of this church
which aie our chief concern
It has therefore occurred to me to spea
fnnkh mentioning thesQ
eveit and suggestink
that if agreeable to vou oui pastoial lelation
tii mini te iftei the meeting of the board*a
at tht. close of our nine cars together Nov
1907 ror it now seems to us better not to
continue longer than that and if a still earlier
da soems to vou desirable I beg vou to sav
so for we nie leady to go at once if that is foi
the best
Vt all events while we remain as from the
first dav until now it will be our purpose to do
our verv best for all the peonle, thus worthilv
to lound out a pastorate which iou have ren
dercd delightful bv kindlv cooperation \ni
wjll IO I as one man heln to make those clos
ing morths the strongest* happiest and most
fiuitful period of our ministry together''
If ion agree with me that this course is
wise you will choose a nastoral committee to
find mv 8ucussoi and the ample time suggest
ed will enable vou to execute vour olans de
libriteh and without peril to any important
interests
1 ntil that consummation let us work together
in love and partwhen the time comesas true
and tried fiiends each esteeming it his noblest
privilege to seive oiu Lord Christ
This e\oiession is cordially shared by Mrs
Hallock mv faithful helner always without
whose wise and invaluable aid this pastorate
would have been impossible
Mexico and Return, $60.70.
The Minneapolis & St Louis railroad
will sell round trip tuckets from Minne
apolis to Mexico City from April 28 to
May 5, inclusive, limited to July 31 at
the exceptionally low rate of $60 70.^
You can go via any direct route north
of the Rio Grande river and return via
any other For full particulai in regard
to stopovers, etc call on J. G. Rickel,
City Ticket Agent, 424 Nicollet avenue
Good old fashioned honesty'' and
new fashioned styles Foot-Schulze
Glove rubbers Leading Shoe dealers.
My friend, look here' you know how
weak and nervous your wife is, and
you know that Carter's Iron Pills will
relieve hei now, why not be fair about
it and buy her a box?
Texas and Louisiana and Return, $27.50.
Tickets on sale via the Minneapolis
& St. Louis railroad from Minneapolis
to Galveston, Houston, San Antonio,
Beaumont and Port Arthur, Texas and
Lake Charles, La. Tickets on sale first
and third Tuesdays of each month, lim
ited to thirty days. Liberal stopover
privileges. Rates equally low to points
in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territo
rv and New Mexico iTor full particu
lars call on J. Rickel, City Ticket
Agent, 424 Nicollet avenue.
Hoodwinks the Oculist Madden Eye
Medicin cures eves. (Don mart.) 25c
Monday Evening', tHE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Finishers Wanted
Immediately10 Good Finishers
For Alteration Room, Cloak and
Suit Department.
SWISS BRUSSELS.
$2.95 a pair for the $4.50 quality.
$3.95 a pair for the $5 50 quality.
$4.95 a pair for the $6.50 and $7.50 qualities.
$6.95 a pair for the $10 00 quality.
$12.50 a pair for the $19 50 quality.
$17.50 a pair for the $30 00 quality.
EGYPTIAN NET CURTAINS.
$9.95 a pair for the $17.50 quality.
SWISS IRISH POINTS.
$2.95 a pair for the $4.50 grade.
$3.95 a pair for the $5.50 grade.
$4.95 a pair for the $6 50 arid $7 00 grades.
POINT EFFET CURTAINS.
"White and ecru unmatchable for wear*
$2.95 a pair for the $5.00 quality.
$3.95 a pair for the $6 00 quality.
$4.95 a pair for the $7.50 quality.
$5.95 a pair for the $8.50 quality.
SOUTACHE CURTAINS.
$3.95 a pair for tho $6 50 grade, white
$4.95 a pair for the $7 50 grade, in ecru.
$4.95 a pair for the $6.50 and $7.50 kinds, in
red or green.
$4.95 a pair for the $9.00 grade, in ecru.
The Charm
of the
Lot 2Organdies, a fine sheer quality all
this season's newest printings 4
f\4,y
19c value special, yard 1 VrC
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Defective Page
RUGS=Domestic and Made-up=RVGS
THis
E buying of a rug depends upon three pivotal points. Quality, price and patterns. This
housecleaning and refurnishing time and many a new floor covering will be purchased
during the next two months. Have you een our big assortment of domestic and made-up rugs 1
We are so confident of our ability to please that we simply show the merchandise, quote the
price and leave the sale to your own good judgment .Such pleasing variety, excellent quality
and moderate prices are seldom found commingling together.
We ask the privilege of showing our line. Your inspection invited.
Velvet Rugs, 9x12, value $20, at $14.85
Velvet Rugs. 9x10-6, value $17.50, at.. .$12.50
Velvet Rugs, 9x9, value $15.00, at... $11.50
Brussels Rugs, 8-3x10-6, value $15, at. $13.00
Brussels Rugs, 9x12, value $18, at $16.00
Axminster Rugs, 9x12, at $20.00
Axmmster Rugs, 9x12, at $22.50
Axminster Rugs, 8-3x10-6, at $20.00
Velvet Rugs, 9x12, at $20.00
Velvet Rugs. 8-3x10-6, at $20.00
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12, at $30.00
Lot 5French organdies, light and dark grounds all the newest tints and
weaves, at yard, 50c and
Foot, Left Aisle
RATTAN ROCKERS, $1.98.
A rattan rocker makes an ideal
piece of furniture for the sitting
room, porch or lawn, and summer's
near approach furthers their de
mand.
Just received another lot of these
popular rattan rockers The cut
aptl describes. $4.00 is not a large
price for them.
This sale*
Where your dot tar does itsdutt/^
DRY GOODS CO*
ttXHMSAPO&XSt MJ.608-6W-507-W9-511 SIOOXJ.ET AVJJftHt.
OT5W ?OBK: 454 BBOOHE STREET.
KANCKMTBRt PASI8.- CHEMNITZ
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Art Needlework Department, Second Floor AnnexFinest in the Twin Cities.
A Special Sale of-
Beautiful New Lace Curtains
Just Received from Several Large Importers and Manufacturers
OU MAY, or may not, be aware of the fact that when a manufacturer's stock is depleted until but a small number of a certain curtain
remains, he discontinues its sale through his travelers. This large lot includes many smaller lots of brand new goods of this charac-
ter, and we bought in such large quantities as to secure surprisingly low prices. Curtains are absolutely perfect, with the excep-
tion of an occasional individual curtain that has been used for sample display and become very slightly soiled or mussed. These instances,
however, are rare. Curtains are mounted on best quality nets, insuring their wearability and graceful hanging.
We confidently believe these to be about the very best values we have ever offered' in this line, and coming at this particular time of
the year when the minds of most housekeepers dwell upon thoughts of refurnishing and beautifying the home, it is certainly an opportune
opportunity. About every style and kind one could possibly wish for included, and though we list quir*e a number of them, it gives but a
general idea of the really large, select assortment. Included area few small lots from our regular stocks.
FRENCH ARABIAN CURTAINS.
$3.50 a pair for the $5.50 kind.
$4.95 for the $7 to $8.50 kind.
$5.95 a pair for the $10 kind.^
$9.95 for the $15 00 kind.
$12.50 a pair for the $18 to $20 kinds.
$13.50 a pair for the $23.00 kind.
$17.50 a pair for the $27.50 kind.
FRENCH CLUNY CURTAINS.
$1.98 a pair for the $2.75 kind. White and Ar
abian color edge only.
$2.50 a pair for the $3.50 kind. Arabian only,
edge and insertion.
$4.95 a pair for the $7.50 and $8.50 kinds. Ar
abian and white edge and insertion.
$5.95 a pair for the $9.50 kind. White edge
and insertion only.
$9.95 a pair foi the $15.00 kind. White edge
and insertion.
$12.50 for the $17.50 kind. Arabian edge and
insertion.
$17.50 a pair for the $30.00 kind. White and
Arabian edge and insertion.
Third Floor
Dress Goods and TrimmingsNewest Weaves and Patterns in Elaborate Assortment.
Royal Wilton Rugs, 6x9, at $22.50
Royal Wilton Rugs, 8-3x10-6, at $34.00
Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12, at $37.50
Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x14-3, at $50.00
Fibre Carpet Rugs for lake use.
27x60 inches, at $1.50
30x60 inches, at $3.25
Orex Rugs, for porch use, nothing compares
with the Crex Rug in the following sizes:
9x12 size $8.25 8xlQ size $6.25
6x9 size $4.25
Third Floor
New Wash Dress Fabrics
OR YEARS we have been among the first to show the new weaves, patterns and tintmgs
novel things appearing on our counters as soon as they are brought out in the eastern
markets. Interwoven in such a myriad of fanciful ways that their beauty makes them quite
the prettiest textiles in many a season.
A few hints to guide you in the selection of materials for the warm weather dresses and
waists now due Tuesday these five big leaders at decisive underpricings.
Lot 1Arnold's dimities, light grounds with
beautiful floral and Dresden de- -g ^%^A%fy
signs, 15c quality, special, yard lj&A2w
Lot 3Nubbed suitings, large assortment of
colors, very serviceable for shirt -g \^y
waist suits, worth 15c special, yard... 1
Lot 4Silk organdies in a most beautiful ar
ray of printings and colorings,
worth 35c special, yard
At this season of the year there are usually more people looking for
furniture than at most any other time, that is the reason we are so anxious
to call your attention our large stock of well-seleced furniture. We do
not want you to buy any of our goods if you do not want to, but you WILL
want to after you have called to look over our extensive line and compared
our prices with others. Three speeiafs on sale Tuesday are
$1.98
We sell furniture^ carpets, rugs and draperies on the easy payment plan, if desired.
25c
39c
The Garment Section Is Replete With Modish Apparel of Undeniable Excellence.
This is Furniture Buying Time
The Vnderprlce Basement Store-^A Supply Center for Inexpensive Merchandise.
i
Planting Good Seed.
That's what many are doing now and aoon
myriads of summer blossoms will illustrate a
"City Beautiful." Just so in merchandising.
For years we've been planting seeds of square
dealing, courtesy and good values, and pluck
ing as a reward a bouquet of generous patron
age, public confidence and success.
SWISS TAMBOUR CURTAINS.
$3.95 a pair for the $6.50 grade.
$4.95 a pair for the $7.50 grade.
$8.95 a pair for the $12.50 grade.
$12.50 a pair for the $20.00 grade.
ANTIQUE CURTAINS.
$1.98 a pair for those worth $3.75 and $4.50.
$2.98 a pair for those worth $600. 3
$3.95 a pair for those worth $7.50.
$5.95 a pair for those worth $8.(5o.
SCOTCH MADRAS.
$1.98 a pair for the $3.50 grade.
$1.98 a pair for the $6.00 grade.
$1.98 a pair for the $6.50 grade.
SINGLE PAIR OF A KIND.
At ridiculously low prices.
For such as may have room for single pair cur
tains we have a very large collection, comprising
Arabians, Clunys, Renaissance, Irish Points, Brus
sels, Scotch Cretes, Domestic Arabians, French, nov
elties, Scotch nets, Cable nets, Fancy nets, Cross
striped, ruffled nets ana ruffled Swisses. The price
range is a varied one.
Adjustable curtain stretchers, at $1.69.
The very best grade at $2.00.
Silks=APriceStory=Silks
OU simply cannot afford to miss an inspection of this
showing when you begin planning the new gowns anA
waists. Our spacious sales section is filled to repletion with
the very choicest goods obtainable in the several lines. Soft,
harmonious colors appealing to good taste and a delight to all
well-dressed women. If you like to view beautiful silks call
and see ours and on Tuesday note these1
IRON BEDS AT HALF PRICK
From our big sale of last week we
have left just 25 of these iron beds
They are a manufacturer's sample
line and those still unsold are equal
ly as good values as the others, and
the price assortment equally as
pleasing and complete.
$24 beds for $12 $12 beds for $ 6
$20 beds for $10 $10 beds for $5,
$16 beds for $ 8 $5 beds $2.50
MAGAZINE RACKS, 98c
We call them that, but &i course
they are equally useful for shelving
music or books. They come in
weathered oak, mission st^le and are
worth $2, though g*
our price is VOC
Fourth Floor
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specials:
COLORED TAFFETA, 59c
This line has proved a very successful one, presosnably
from the fact that these numbers are soft finish, wear well and
have weightiness.
Fifty different spring shades. Do you realize what an
assortment that is? Colors include ivory, cream and black.
Every seasonable shade imaginable 19-mch width.
69c quality, a yard
COLORED PONGEES, 75c
Much in vogue this sefson, being so serviceable and styl-
ish looking. The fabric we carry is waterproof and all silk.
A very superior grade that comes the popular shades such
as navy, gray, old rose, mahogany, cream, Alice, pm mm
white and black, 22 inches wide, 98c grade yard dC?
FANCY SILKS* 59c.
We carry an unusually large collection of fancy silks.
Such sterling weaves as Louisines, Taffetas, Punjab and Mes-
saline. It is a line that we are proud to show anyone and ranks
high in quality. There is a bewildering array of colors, shades
and combination effects, both light and dark, especially notice-
able being the grays. These prices prevail. A yard m* g\
$1.25, $1.00, 75c, 69c and SVC
BLACK GUARANTEED TAFFETA.
A staple fabric, b*ft there are lots of poor quality taffetas
on the market masquerading under false colors. Ours will
bear minute inspection and stand the test, too.
19-mch, 69c quality, at yard, 59c.
21-inch| 85c quality, at yard, 69c.
17-inch, $1.00 quality, at yard, 79c
36-inch, $1.25 grade, at yard, $1.00.
36-inch, $1.39 grade, at yard, $1.18.
36-inch, $1.50 grade, at yard, $1.25.
Center Aisle
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