The Minneapolis journal. [volume], May 07, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

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Let at
eater
into a
co mi met
with
you.
You can
arrange
satis-
factory
terms
of
payment
i-
Ionics.
The young married man desiring MB own home, the wage earner, and the
man who can't afford to pay all cash will approve of and appreciate the
generosity of our simple contract plan of paymentfor here, with the
outlay of only a few dollars and your promise to pay a little each week or.
month, as best suits you, your home may be furnished complete. There"
is no extra charge for this accommodation or interest asked..
You pay BO mmrei for Bomtell's Good Furniture
than other* auk fir thm cheaply madm kind.
Exceptionally Low Rates to
Brighter Possibilities
The Southwest is the land of possibilities. The opportunities for men of
average means are brighter here than elsewhereyou can get more for your
labor or your investment. The opportune time is now while the land is cheap.
The country is settling up. If you purchase land now you will soon see grow
up around you a community of prosperous energetic men who, like yourself,
have seen the-Jbaagliter possibilities of the SouJ$w^%.a^'?hjftT^ta4cen*-a^vatt~
tage of them.
Along the line of the Missouri. Kansas & Texas R'y in Indian Territory,
Oklahoma, and Texas are vast areas of unimproved landland not
now yielding jthe-Qgcy^s of which It is capable. The same thing, in a
1 different ^fSST^tf true of the towns. Few lines of business are ade-
I quately represented t^here are openings of all sorts for you. If you're
i in any way interested}.*in the Southwest, I'd like to send you a copy of
my free paper, "The, Coming Country."
On I^fay 15th and June 5th
and on the first and third-Tuesday of each month thereafter you can make a'trip
Southwest exceptionally cheap.
Round trip tickets, good thirty (30) days, will be sold by all
lines in connection with the Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y',at
not more than one fare plus $2.00 in many cases (from Chicago
to San Antonio, e. g.. the rate is $25. from St. Paul $-'7.50, from
St. Louis and Kansas City $20) the rates are considerably lower.
The tickets pormit of stop-overs in both directions, via. ,M-.
K. & T. R'y.
If your nearest^railroad agent cannot give i.
you the rates,*-torite me for particulars.
W. S. ST. GEORGE, General Passenger Agent,
648 Wainwriabifc Building, St. Louis, Mo. "SOUTHWEST
,**ws2%&F^~**msr'mmmm^
The celebrated Karpen construction, upholstered with hair and moss fringe around
the bottom has the celebrated Harrington spring covered with the /f fa
best quality of Al leather (no imitation of any kind). A very comfort- J)^+(J
able, easy rocker worth $60. Special for Tuesday only
Yours with $5 down and $1 per week. A golden opportunity to get a first class
piece of furniture for little money.
The fact that S. S. S. is a purely vegetable preparation, containing" not
the slightest trace of mineral in any form, has been one of the strongest
points in itH favor during its forty years of existence. It is recognized
everywhere not only as the best of all blood purifiers, but the one medicine
that can be taken with absolute safety by the youngest child or the oldest
member of the family. Next in importance to removing the cause of any
disease is the condition in which the system is left after a course of medical
treatment. Medicines containing mercury, potash or other strong mineral
ingredients often do permanent injury by eating out the*delicate lining and
tissues of the stomach, producing chronic dyspepsia, unfavorably affecting
the bowels and so damaging the system that even' if the original cause of
the disease has been removed, it is left in
euch a deranged and weakened condition that
the health is permanently impaired. S. S. S.
enjoys the distinction of being the only blood
medicine* on the market that does not contain
a mineral property in come iormc Being made
entirely of roots, herbs and barks it is absolutely
harmless to any part of the system, and while curing disease adds strength
and health to every part of the body. S. S. S. removes all poisons, freshens
Bnd purines the blood and gives better and more lasting results than any
other blood medicine. S. S. S. is the very best treatment for Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores and Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Contagious Blood Poison
and all troubles due to an impure or poisoned blood supply. Besides being
the King of blood purifiers S. S. S. is the best and most invigorating ol all
TH SWin.
ESTABLISHED IN 1871.
Largest Home, Hotel aad Club Furnishers in the Northwest.
A Minneapolis Institution Owned by Minneapolis People.
S.S.S. PUML VEGETABL E
ABSOLUTE SECURITY
Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE L1YER PILLS must bear
Fac-simile Signature of
Absolutely CUIT6
BILIOUSNESS.
SICK HEADACHE.
TORPID LIVER.
FURRED TONGUE.
INDIGESTION
CONSTIPATION DIZZINESS.
SALLOW SKIN
LIV Thv TOUCH th#
enuine Wrapper Printed on
RED PAPER BLACK LETTER!
$1,000 REWARD
IF NOT PURELY
VEGETABLE.
specific CO., ATLANTA, GA.
ARTERS
POWERS
Nicollet Av.Fifth St.First Av. S
Best teas and coffees.
OUR*
Celebrated Uncolored Japan
Teaequal to any tea sold at
65 cents elsewhere. We aro making
a special introductory offer this
week, at per
pound
AND in addition we will give
-j^v Extra Security Merchandise
Oil Stamps FREE.
OTJR
50c
-"Delmpmeo" Java and
Moch.o Coffee is superior to any
in the city at 35c and equal to most
at 40c. Our price, is, "XCKn
per pound Ol/W
Our special introductory offer-
*Jf\ extra Security Merchandise
^"stamps FREE this week with
each pound of "Delmonico" Coffee
at 20C.
Grocery spls. Tuesday.
Fancy Blood Red Alaska Salmon
always 15c, special per dozen
*ans $1.25
can 1 i
W. H. Baker's Premium No. 1 Choco
late", special per
pound
Finest Domestic Macaroni special,
3 one-pound packages
for
unoco
25c 20c 26c
15c
1 0
Diamond Soap Sale.. bars
Best Large Lump Laun
dry Starch, special 4 lbs.
TELEPHONES
N. W. Main 4700-1-2-3-4.
Twin City, 162-202-1917.
MEAT DEPT.
M^7
Fresh Dressed Young Chickens, spe
cial, per pound 15o
Witt's Picnic Hams, pound 9
Plate Corned Beef 4
New Cabbage, per pound 5
Full Cream Cheese, pound 13c
TELEPHONES
N. W., Main 4500 and 4501.
Twin City, 86 and 116.
Well Kept Cows
grazing in the rich, pure pastures In
free'unrestricted fashion are the ones
that produce the best milk. It is from
cows of this class that
Bottled Milk
comes from. ^W.e-'eliminate all dirt
and foreign substainces^that might-be
contained, in our depot here, thgn'hotr
tle it for your uafe. Is not this" nteth'6d
cleaner,? purer, jfetc., than that- which
you aye now us|ng?
The Minneapolis Milk Go.
9th Ave. S. and 6th St.
There are splendid opportunities &
every day on The Journal's clean
want pages.
READY FOR rT&ZE DRILL
JOUBNAL CADETS, ONE BRIGADE
I STRONG. WILL COMPETE TUES
DAY EVENING FOR SILK FLAG.
Monday
Company B, First Regiment, arm
ory campus Colonel Jess Hawley and
Captain Gilbertson.
Company C, Second regiment,
Eighth Ward Republican hall Cap
tain Kersey.
$
Everything is in ''readiness for. the
competitive drill of the Journal cadet
brigade at tile armory campus on Ken
wood boulevard tomorrow evening, be
ginning at 7 o'clock, and only Tain can
interfere with the bringing together for
the first time of the nineteen companies
of the- two regiments in. a test to de
termine which has made the most prog
iess.
The companies will find locations
where each is to assemble. The drill
will start at 7 a'clock, so the competi
tion can be finished before 8:30. The
movements will be the same for all
companies:
Fall in.
Company formation.
Salute. The facings.
Steps. Squads right and left.
Squads right and left about.
The markings in awarding the prize
flag will take into consideration, be
sides excellence in drill, the number
of men in line in proportion to the
company's enrollment,* the number of
men uniformed, carriage or setup, and
appearance. W. T. -Newton has been
selected to* carry theorize flag, which
will be awarded at "the conclusion of
the drill by Adjutant General Fred B.
Wood, acting with- Captain John H.
Parker, and Captain John CUMcArthur,
Twenty-eighth\ TJ#ted States infantry,
acting as .-judges.
Company drills for^ tomorrow night
will be omitted because of the compet
itive drill, but otherwise they will be
held during the week in accordan6e
with the Schedule published mijSunday's
Journal. There will probably be a
number of extra drills and: the entire
schedule will be rearfaiigef taris week
so as to give as manyyofthe companies
that can reach the campus conveniently
the option of drillitigtfilieijp after this
or at their present locations/Announceen
ments of any changed in, -tlrilnl will be
made from. time to 4$
a a 1. Tuesdayfnight recruiting
officers will be prese||t. to, take up the
names of boys*$who ^iah-Jto join new
companies to be organize'"
"BELLES" ARE BRIGHT
This Week's Bill at t&e Dewey Pull of
Laughs.
Bright and clever comedy and new
songs are presented by the Kentucky
Belles company at the Dewey theater
this week in their new farce, "Mur
phy's Mistakes."
Jack Beid as Murphy is an old fa
vorite and he still lives up to his repu
tation of always bringing something
new and interesting. His portrayal of
Hibernian character is really funny and
devoid of all slapstick work. He is as
sisted in the comedy by Frank Carrol,
his old-time partner. Most of the music
used in the burlesques^ is new, altho a
few of the old songs that will stand
repeating for some* time yet are worked
in to good advantage. Good costuming
and elaborate stage settings help out in
the general effect.
The olio is well balanced and full of
snap. Eeid and Carrol have a laugh
able sidewalk turn that is replete with
new jokes and stories, and Gray and
Graham take well irl their musical nov
elty. Hendricks and Prescott are clever
dancers, and the young woman has a
pleasing voice. Young Buffalo, as
sisted by Mile. Marietta, gives a crack
rifle exhibition that will rank well with
the best of its kind. He closes his
act by shooting the clothes off his
The last burlesque is especially well
written and is arranged for many pretty,
ensembles and tableaux.
DRUIDS FEEL ANCIENT
Service Commemorative of 126th Anni
versary Are Held.
Minneapolis Druids yesterday after
noon held services in the Plymouth
Congregational church commemorative
of the founding of the United Ancient
Order of Druids 125 years ago. James
H. Hall was the presiding .officer and
made the opening address. Professor
Edward Sangord of the University re
viewed the historV of Druidism from
its prehistoric beginnings down to the
present.
Other speakers took up various phases
of present-day Druidism.
Harry A. Lund spoke of-the "Bene
fits of Fraternalism," arid former
Mayor James C. Haynes delivered an
address upon 'Praternailsm and Citi
zenship." The eimfeises concluded -with
the offering of arotjeiiediction by Bev.
L. H. Hallock. JfuBj^wing the church
service, th 'jdffevw^^ipiQy^ formed
into a paradej *%e ''ffep/jjjf, nlrch lead
ing down, Wcoll%ja|i$jft *fo Washing
ton avenue, and fni^ffi^ eaeh" grove
proceeding to its se^rate^iiarte^rs.
The best, safest, most pleasant and
prompt pill is Early Risers. No griping.
All druggists. 25 cents.
For any case" -oi nervousness, sleep
lessness. weak*'-tomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, trv Carter's Jjittle Nerve
PillB. Belief is surer. The only nerve
Defective Page
BY MAIL
Shopping
mail brings city
styles to coun-
try homes. Ev
ery mail order
sent us is filled
by an experi-
enced shopper.
W
S
V.
CLEVEE,
^All H^t H$%\r ^PATTERNS FOR JUNE, IQQ AND 15ft
BAGDAD CRASH25 pieces of the elegant quality
Bagdad CraBh, in gray, delft, reseda, pink, navy
and natural. A silk that is much in vogue for styl
isfi coats. Our regular $1.25 quality, 27 inches wide,
Tuesday for 98c.
Exclusive Em
broideries at
Reduced Prices
Corsage Cover Embroid
eries our $1 qualities,
Tuesday, C*
yard...,, L/tJL/
Two lots of Embroidery
All-overs, Bands,
Flouncings, Medal
lions and Motifsall
this season's novel
ties.
$2 qualities, yard 98c
$3 qualities, yd $1.69
50-incTt Mohair Sicilianin a gopd shade of
navy, blue and blackfine, ^y
heavy 65c qualityat, the 40C
yard
SCVCMTM AHO M'iC04.lT
Delayed Arrivais^of Wash Goods
Reduce Their Prices.
E HAVE within the past week received a number of shipments of colored wash goods, which should hare
been delivered months ago. Concessions on the makers' part enable us to even np things and stimulate
quick selling through reduced prices. Here are some of Tuesday's reductions on goods'you need now for waists
and dresses.
25c Scotch Ginghams, 15cReliable grades, book fold,
in the staple blue and white checks of all sizes, the
kind that always sell at 25c tZsv
per yard .IOC
35c Irish Dimities, 19cReal Irish make, with cross
bar effects a broken assortment of 35c goods, of
fered to close out, 1 f\
at, yard /5/C
15c Batiste, 8V2CChoicest designs, all white grounds,
with black, helio, pink and other colors, Ol/
printed, 15c goods, yard OTJLQ
35c Fancy Mercerized Suitings, 25cDesirable in
weight, splendid for wear, season's *y g'
newest designs, 35c value, yard JOC
Forty Cent Table D'Hote Dinner
Served from 5 to 7 p. m.
Dayton's Tea Rooms
Fine Cuisine. Service Unsurpassed!
After 6 o'clock entrance to Tea Room is thru book store.
Arcade Elevators, 710 Nicollet.
A la carte service all day.
beautiful, exclusive, and, above all, practical,
prominent display on our second floor Tuesday.
The Second is a neat suit of gray panama. The Eton
jacket has lace collar and cuffs. Sleeves are short.
Lining is of taffeta. All sizes in this
handsome new suit, for
Sale Special
Maker'e necessity is your opportunity.
At
$8.95
Swagger rainproof traveling coats i1
the height of good style and finely
tailored. This season's latest colors.
No better coats are on the market
for less than $15, and many are $18
and $20.
$3J5
At
Genuine all-wool white serge skirts^
made in the latest circular styles^ v.?3*ti5**
Skirts made with three folds in
flounce, tailored raised seams, seven
gores. The work of first-class skirt
makers. Styles made to sell. right
now for $6.75 and $7.50.'")"
DAYTON'S^
AT HALF PRICE.
500 yards of pure Linen SuitingsAll pure yarn dyed, twine mixtures in'all the stylish effects. About 15 dis-
tinct styles and color combinations in this lot. Worth 50c yard, ^ic
but offered as a special value Tuesday, at i*}\*
Among the High Class Wash Fabrics We Offer Are:
Plain Egyptian Muslins, Irish Printed Cambrics, Irish Embroidered Linens,
St. Gall Swisses, Printed Silk Weft Chiffons, Real French Dress Plaids,
French Lingerie Lawns, Silk Chiffon Effects, Beal English Waistings,
Silk Weft Spider Cloth, Old Irish Dress Linens, Cross Barred Silk Organdies.
New Silks-^Summer Silks
ILKS are a luxurious fabric of unique character, whose place cannot be successfully taken by *ay other
material. In a silk waist or gown .the wearer always feels well-dressed and at ease.
WHITE HABUTAISTen pieces of extra heavy g^DIA IMPBIMESNeat, tastily printed designs in
washable Japanese Habutai, suitable foT slips, gobelins, reseda, gray, red and navy. Very desira-
waists and children's dresses. 20 inches wide, worth bl
29c yard. Special Tuesday, yard 18c. quality,stylish, at, yar"fluffyc".
fo
No phone orders filled at this price.
COLORED CREPE DE CHINE SILKS, 49c A YARDThis beautiful crepe de chine is full 23
inches wide. It is a rich, "heavy quality and will make up into the most elegant of waists and
summer gowns. It comes in all desirable colors for street and evening wear, including ivory and
black, and is priced for Tuesday at, per yard, 49o.
75c BLACK TAFFETA, 59c
SHOWER PROOF FOULARDS
Every yard of these beautiful silks Is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. All
are our own exclusive designs and there are 100 styles from which to select.
Showerproof Foulards are the most serviceable silk made for general utility or
traveling dresses* all 24 inches wide.. Two qualities, *7EZsy
at, respectively, per yard ejL/
Handsome New Dress Goods
Two of the ye4r*s prime favorites are offered Tues-
day at special prices. It's a rare opportunity to se-
cure the materials for a new skirt or tailored suit.
Three New Tailored Suits
The First is a charming suit made from black and white and blue and white Shepherd checks.*
The Eton jacket is beautifully lined with white taffeta and is trimmed with black taffeta. Circu-
lar skirt. An entirely new creation for midsummer d* *y jj* {\fk
In all sizes. The price is npjZtJ^UlJ
wear.
$25.00
PROTECTION
BY 'pootm
If. yu cannot
come downtown
telephone Main
1184 or T. C.
1185 and have
our experienced
stoppers ft
ty .ydur order.
29c Dirigo Novelties, 18cA very stylish material for
waists and dresses plain shades in pure mercerized
yarn, producing silky effeet 1 Q*-t
yard I O
35c Wash Goods, 25cAn assorted lot.of high class
fabrics in 2 and 3 color combinations.
plain and barredr 35c values i .^cJC'
40c Silk Organdies, 28cBeautiful silk-weft goods in
exquisite rose and floral printings, including exquis
ite pastel color blendings Oftf
40c value, yard OL/
35c French Organdies, 22cExquisite, gauzy effects,
in latest printings, including the charm
ing new Moss Rose, yard .^J* l*
gowns, 24 inches wide, 75c
59
of all silk taffeta, in a nice firm, even weave that
will be found very satisfactory for shirtwaist suits,
petticoats, skirts, etc. 19 inches wide our regular
75c grade, Tuesday for, per yard 59c.
nnti an
a
'J
'it
excellent quality
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Art Embroidery
Lessons Free
Tuesdays and
Fridays
2 to 5 P. M.
Exclusive novelties in
Stamped and Hand
Tinted Pillow Tops,
and Centerpieces at
special prices.
Stamped Linen- and
Lawn Novelties in
Hats and in Waist
Patterns^
Gray Suitings in pretty broken plaids
and check effects 42 inches
widespecialper yard
68c
Fur Storage
from Moths, Fire,
etc., at a nominal cost. Our pro
cess safeguards each article against
the ravages of Moths without the risk
attending the use of dangerous chemi
cals in home preservation and the
uncertainty of success in treatment.
Write or telephone and we will Have
your furs called for.
Alterations executed new
at special summer prices
These extremely attractive models will receive
ThirdA, gray panama Eton suit, trimmed with braid
and lined with satin. They are- short sleeve suits,
possessing many features of style adapted from the
higher priced models. 01 f\f\
All sizes *pIdUU
Sale Special
'Maker'8 necessity is your opportunity.'
At
$5.95
New Silk Eton Jackets, made of good
quality taffeta and braid trimmed.
Those jaunty new snort sleeve styles,
linejl with gray satin. One of the
popular productions of the year.
At
Seventh and Nicollet DAYTON'S
$10.00
Long, loose, 45-inch fancy mixed
coats. .B^cwisoinely made ga
ments in the most tasteful new
combinations, gray tones pre
dominating.' ,Coats in this lot
are worth ae high as #15. g^S