The Minneapolis journal. [volume], May 09, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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415 to 419
Nicollet Ave.
Broadway and 32d Streel,
Elegance
and Health IN
Boys' Clothes
5 A
$3.50-$4.
Browning,King & Co
ORIGINATORS AND SOLE MAKERS OF HALF-SIZES IN CLOTHIN6
ttSWUKJHj-^ftaiJifal
Style and Quality.
It is not alone the /fact that no other
manufacturing retailers of Clothing make,
as we do, the whole Suit, from designing
and cutting to sewing and tailoring, but
we don't know of any other house that is
offering Better-made or more- Stylish
Clothing for Men and Boys.
Regular and Half-Sizes.
Men's Suits $15 to $30.
Big Boys' Suits $8.50 to #20.
Little Boys' Suits $3.50 to #12.
"Nothing but the best workmanship," said Beau Brummell,
"is worthy of the best style."
We have carried nearly every make of Boys' Clothing, but^we
have never handled an article that gave such satisfaction as the
"BEST-EVER" HEALTH SUIT FOR BOYS.
RAIN PROOF
MOTH PROOF
DOUBLE SEAT
DOUBLE KNEE
TAPED SEAMS
"INDESTRUCTIBLE" COAT LINING
THE DRESSY EFFECT
Leaving out "the matter of comfort, a too-tight shoe never
makes your foot look smallbut quite the contrary. And a
loose, wrinkly shoe is certainly
no better.
The smooth, unwrinkled quar
ter-size Regal fitting preserves
all the grace of the natural foot
and accentuates its true contour.
That's why the Woman's Regal
gives your feet the same effect
of slenderness that a faultlessly
tailored Princess gown gives to
a graceful waist-line.
Thirty-two new Women's
Regal modelsand you can
make your own selection and
think of the fitting afterward.
Your exact size will be
ready for you to try on
snug but easy, comfort
able but smooth.
Wednesdaf Evening,
415 to 419
Nicollet Ave*
YORK. Factory, Cooper Square
WIRE SEWED BUTTONS
ELASTIC WAISTBAND
PANTS FRONT LINED
POCKETS TACKED WITH SILK
PADDED SHOULDERS
All these advantages for nothing because "Best-Ever" Health
Suits are so much more durable, it is great economy to buy them.
SOLD BY ftg^s3?^$s*^*r"Be8t-
If you haven't cleaned
house yet, use Carpetina and
have the work over in a
day. Even if you have had
your rugs and carpets
"cleaned" you will be
surprised to see how
CARPETINA will restore
the original colors.
Button Free
with every Suit.
Writ to Spitz & Scfccen
berg Bros., Make-s, Chicago,
for Booklet explaining all about this
great National Boys' Club and Games
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CARPETINA cleans carpets whiie
they are on the floor. No beating,
no rinsing, no wear and tear by
taking up carpets, no pulling out of
the nap by a machine. It is
the. Cheapest Way Known.
Telephone for prices.
T.C. 456-N. W. Nic. 404
LATONA, $3.50
An ideal Oxford for wear with
informal costumes. Made of Regal
Black Kins Kid with Black Kid
quarter-lining. High semi-full toe
and Cat tread cole. Made over
special ankle-fit Oxford lasts.
Send for
Style B00K
Mail Orders
Promptly Filled
Twenty-nine of the 114
Regal Stores are exclu
ively for women, eigrht of
the fashionable dis
tricts of Greater New Yor^.
them
MEN'S STORE, MINNEAPOLIS. WOMEN'S STORE,
626 Nicollet Ave. 526 Nicollet Ave.
ST. PAUL STORE. 382 Robert Street,
'TRANCE GIRL' SHOT
AS SPIRITS WILLED
Police Begin to Believe Mystic Im
pulse in Shooting of
Borden.
Journal Special Service.
Lebanon, N. H., May 9.Ethel Stur
tevant, who is known as "the trance"
girl," remains in jail.in Hanover Jesse
Borden lies at the point of death.'
The uncanny girl vows that spirits
often call to her, throw her into a
trance and then communicate their
wishes to her. She must obey them,
for they dominate her completely.
"The spirits, who often talk to me,
told me my mother would die of pois
on soon and that her death would be
called a suicide," said Ethel today.
I told mother of the spirits' predic
tion and she and I qften talked about
it. It worried her, because she knew
I got my information from the spirits.''
Bays She Was Target.
The police really think it possible
that, impelled by the mystic powers,
which, she says, sometimes possess her,
she may have shot Borden.
Borden is 21 years old. He stopped
courting Ethel last December. He re
iterates that she wrote asking him to
visit her last Thursday night and that,
while they sat on a stone wall near her
home, she shot him in the right breast.
She not only continues to deny that she
shot Borden, but says that someone shot
at her when, hearing Jesus' voice out
side her home, she went to see what he
was doing there.
Bought Arsenic.
Miss Sturtevant, it has been learned,
bought arsenic, just before her moth
er's death in this city three years ago.
Dr. D. A. Dunn of Brockton, who, with
the police, investigated Mr. Sturte
vant 's suspicious death, declares the
girl's mother died with all the symp
toms of arsenical poisoning and that
Ethel finally admitted that she bought
an ounc of the poison to kill -rats,''
and hid it under the carpet in her
mother's room'. There most of it was
found. UNION MEN TO HAVE
OWN LIFE INSURANCE
Cincinnati, May 9.That a movement
is under way for the organization of
a life insurance company for the bene
fit of union labor developed during the
discussion of insurance in the conven
tion of the Commercial Telegraphers'
Union of America, in
sessionto
The1
Ever"
Club
here.
matter has been left the tel
egraphers, who will report to President
Gompers of the American Federation of
Labor. It was announced that all mem
bers of labor unions will be asked to
withdraw from the old companies and
to give support to a proposition to
amalgamate all labor insurance moneys
into one huge fund.
The subject already has been pre
sented to several other labor organiza
tions and favorably considered by them.
THINK BOYCOTT WANES
Fear of Growth of Anti-Foreign Move
ment "Surprise to Chinese.
Peking, May 9.Statements that
there is apprehension in the United
States that the boycott of American
goods is growing have -paused surprise
here. All the information obtainable
shows that the movement is waning.
The custom\ report for 1905, just is*
sued, shows that the American imports
were 77,000,000 taels compared with 29,-
000,000 in 1904. The importers made
enormous speculative purchases early in
the year, chiefly in anticipation of war
demands, and increase would be natural
under any circumstances until these
stocks are distributed.
The report says that the result of the
boycott is not what had been expected.
Much suspicion and hostility were cre
ated, but the general verdict is that not
much injury has been done to American
manufacturers or merchants. The final
effect, however, cannot be judged until
the close'of another year or even later.
The only immediate results are visible.
CASTRO TO UULE AGAIN
Friend S%ys Former Executive Will Be
Venezuela's President.
New York, May 9.General Samuel
Pearson, representative of General Cas
tro, former president of Venezuela, says
today that General Castro has not left
that country. Castro, who temporarily
resigned the presidency a few weeks
ago, will, according to General Pear
son, be asked to return to" power on
May 23, the anniversary of the starting
of the revolution by him for the over
throw of the Andrade government.
The financial situation is .somewhat
lepressed. General Pearson said, owing
to the heavy drain on the treasury to
meet the foreign claims and to support
the army. But the present season's
crops have been. exceedingly good and
with fair prices realized for coffee, and
the extraordinary prices paid for Vene
zuelan cocoa, he believes that the finan
cial situation will be remedied.
OUSTED MAYOfc RE-ELECTED
Rose of Kansas City, Kan., Receives
Big Plurality.
Kansas City, Mo., May 9.William
W. Bose, democrat, who resigned the of
fice of m&ydr of Kansas City, Kan.,, re
cently pending state ouster proceedings
against him for non-enforcement of
certain laws, and who was later ousted
by the supreme court, which disre
garded his resignation, was-re-elected
mayor by 1,600 plurality over E. E.
Venard, republican, and David Harris,
socialist, at a special election today.
The issue of the election was the en
forcement of the prohibition and anti
gambling laws. Rose was supported by
the element which believes that the best
interests of the city demand the licens
ing of joints and gambling halls, as
they maintain that a strict enforce
ment of the law against such places de
prives the city of necessary revenue:
Many women voted and most of them
supported Venard.
JTOY/LETS JORDAN GO
Alleged Wife Murderer Found Not
Guilty at Fergus Falls.
Fergus Falls, Minn., May 9.After
being out five hours the jury in the
Jordan murder case returned a verdict
of not guilty late yesterday afternoon.
The verdict was a great surprise as
the state introduced some strong evi
dence and it .was generally thought the
Indian would be convicted.
Jordan was on trial for shooting hi3
wife to death.
A womsm who is weak, nervous arid
sleepless, and who tas cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like a well
nerson. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation, remove nervousness, and
ive strength and rest.
I Assurance of perfect tmritv and the
best product of scientific distillation
t% goes rrith every bottle of Pickwick Rye.
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THE MI^NEAPOLIS^JOURNAL.
Music Dept.
FIVE THOUSAND SHEETS of mu
sic, slightly soiled/ but best
50c, sheet .Books.
WE HAVE about two thousand pa
per bound books, to close 9f*
out at per copy.
Stationery.
5c Ink, Mucilage and Paste..... .3c
10c Inkj Mucilage and Paste."... 5c
Shelf Paper, 10 yards 3c
DONALDSON'S Imperial French
Linen, fine cloth paper, regular
price 35c in blue only, 4^1^
Thursday special, lb.... 2**
Envelopes to match, pack 7e
with fixtures, each
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 1.
WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN SHIRT
WAISTSEmbroidery and lace
trimmed, forming yoke effect,
tucked back *and front, short
sleeves with lace trimmed cuffs.
Special Thurs- 0*4 E
day. ml
Women' Hosier
and Underwear
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 2.
WOMEN'S fine fast black seamless
cotton Hose, spliced heel and toe,
extra value Thursday,
pair
Two pairs for 2 5 C
WOMEN'S fine white Richelieu rib
bed cotton Vests, low neck, no
sleeves, taped neck and arms
special value Thurs- "ffSf*
Two for 25c.
Ladies* Hand Bags.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 12.
VANITY BAGS, Carriage Bags and
Avenue Bags $1.00 tf&Cfrmi
values vvv
i WILSON
TOASTERS,
Special one-
day sale
19c
ONE SPECIAL
LOT of regular
size- House
Brooms, regular
price of these
brooms are from
25c to 35c spe-
cial to close out
at once, your
^...19c
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, SECOND-FLOOR.
Boys' Knee Pants.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, in dark mixtures, best quality,
50c, 75c and $1.00 values, all bunched in one
lot for Thursday, pair
BOYS' BUSTE& BROWN SUITSAges 2*/2 to 6 years"
three dark shades of gray and novelty goodssplendid
values at $5.00 and $6.00. Special for $&0% E
Thursday ^*mm*T*M
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS or Combination Play Suits, med-
ium heavy twill, will wash well and stand the *9|fif*
wearworth 75c, special ^|5PfJ
Lace Curtain Dept.
REAL ARABIAN Cluny Lace Curtains, 40 pairs,{|* /8ft
$6.25, $5.50 and $4.75 qualities, at pair iPP*MP
REAL BRUSSELS Lace Curtains, 50 pairs, ft.i
$4.50, $3.75 and $3.50 qualities, at pair SP*
ARABIAN DENTELLE Lace Curtains, $2.50, (|4 1
$2.25 and $2.00 qualities, Thursday per pair.. .N* "*H
ORIENTAL STRIPE TAPESTRY, 50 inches wide,
40c quality, special, yard
ART MftSLi^36-inch, 40 patterns, 18c and 15c
qualities, at yard
COLORED SPOT MUSLp, 36-inch, five colors, 12tf*
Thursday, per yard. mm%jt
EXTENSION RODSFive gross, half inch brass plated Ex-
tension Rods, extend from 36 inches to 54 inches, &&g%
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Reupholstering Furniture in
Our Own Workroom.
WE SHALL BE PLEASED to give estimates free of charge on
all kinds of above work. Office seats and porch seat a
specialty.
Waists, Special $1.59.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 3.
FRINGED MOMIE TRAY CLOTHS
18x27 inches, also hemmed
Splashers, 18x27. Thurs- fef
day special, each. %FC
MUSLIN DRESSER SCARFS, 18x
45 inches, made with fluted edge,
good value at 50c. (|FiB
Special.
Linen Finished Suiting.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 4.
EXCELLENT 36-inch Linen Fin
ished Suiting, regular 15c quality,
(limit 10 yards.) Thurs
day, per yard
yard
Hardware Dept. Busy Basement.
HARDWOOD BATHTUB SEATS.
Regular price 35c special
at
25 Ovens
ONE LOT of Gas and Gasolene Ovens,
only 2-burners in stock, all asbestos
lined, drop or side door. These ovens
are slightly damaged and some dented,
regular price $2.48 each
to$1 close out at once special.
FIRE-PROOF STORAGE S
The Largest in the WestThe Finest Anywhere.
UaeqvaM Facilities for Packing, Moving-, Storing and Shipping Hoaaehold Goods.
THE BOYD TRANSFE y STORAGE
Warehoase, 400-410 E. Lake St. Mala Office. 46 S. Third St.
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May Q. ioofc-
PARIS, 3 Glte Treylce. MANCHESTER. 88 Faulkner St. L. S. DONALDSON, President. NEW YORK, 2 Walker St. CHEfNIT 22 Theater St.
Have Your Fur Garments Stored and Insured in Our Cold Storage Department.
Charges 3 per cent of value. Remodeling and repairing of fur garments done at greatly reduced summer prices.
English Di'nnerware Half Price.
CHINA DEPARTMENT,
Busy Basement.
WE ARE ABOUT TO DISCONTINUE four open stock
patterns of English Porcelain and will offer them Thurs
day at just HALF PRICE.
ONE PATTERN^is an underglaze border in soft dove?
blue, one a lace' effect border of deeper blue, one in rich
deep green illuminated with gold, and another in a
border of the Crown Derby effect.
THE ASSORTMENTS are complete, but at such prices
they will be sold quickly, so we would suggest an early
call.
Jardinieres Half Price.
ONE TABLE of Jardinieres, also some pots and pedestals,
will be offered Thursday at HALF PRICE to close out
quickly.
Thursday Specials on Introduction Tables.
Fancy Linens.
lOo
Batiste Remnants.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 5.
SPECIAL LOT of Batiste Remnants,
soft wool finish regular value 25c
on sale Thursday at, 4 A
per yard 15rl#
Dress Ginghams.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 9.
TWO HUNDRED PIECES fancy
Dress Ginghams, all new styles
on sale Thursday only,
'VVV-*
Carpet Department.
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY.
WILTON VELVET RUGSOne lot, about fifteen patterns,
extra quality Wilton Velvet Rugs, very choice parlor and
oriental designsnew line just insize 9x12 feet, regular re-
tail price from $25.00 to $30.00. Our price ^A4 TfC
for Thursday only N^atS I 9
SAME AS ABOVE, only smaller size, 8-3x10-6 (4Q 7
regular price $22.50 to $25.00. Thursday... *9m O
TEN PATTERNS extra Velvet Rugs, size 10-6x12 feet, made
in our own workshop, from short lengths of best selling pat-
ternswould cost, if made, to your order, from $32.00 to
$35.00. Choice for Thursday ILP/B "7K
Corset Special.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO 6.
NEW LONG CORSETSMade of
fine quality batiste, hose support
ers front and sides, protection stay
in front, sizes 18 to 27, regula
$1.00 value. Special
Thursday
GALVANIZED IRON FOOT-
TUBSRegular 45c, 50c and
60c sizes special, ^Q/
your choice. JCV*
GALVANIZED
IRON GAR-
BAGE CANS
No. 13, regular
98c special
19c
00
SAME AS ABOVE, only smaller, size, 8-3x10-6, choice line ex-
tra quality, not one worth less than $30.00. d^A4 A A
Thursday only, choice W
CREX MATTING RUGS, for the porch and lake usechoice
new line in all coloringsgreen, reds and blue, plain or
striped centers-
Size 9x12, special, $8.50. Size 4-6x7-6, special, $2.75.
Size 8x10,,special, $6.25. Size 3x6, special, $1.5Q.
Size 6x9, special, $4.25. Size 2-6x5, special, $1.00.
50cr
Sateen Petticoats.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 10.
VERY SERVICEABLE black mer
cerized Sateen Petticoats, made
with deep tucked double flounce
and dust ruffle. Spe
cial Thursday 98c
Candy Specials.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 1L
25c MOLASSES KISSES.... 10c
FINE Chocolate Molasses
Chips pound 25c
Comb Booth.
MAIN ENTRANCE.
COMB SETS50c and 76c three
piece Comb. Setsset in brilliants
and fancy gold mountingsone
back comb and pair of ^On
side combs. Special, set. UvG
69c
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Wash Goods
for Thursday.
FINE QUALITY imported Dress Lin
ens, all the leading shades, ^1 ft***
Thursday per yard, only wUv
NEW POPLINSFifty pieces fine im
ported mercerized Poplins, all the lat
est shades, suitable for full suits or
shirtwaists, 28 inches wide, O
per yard
NEW BATISTE-Three hundred pieces
new Batiste, light and dark grqunds,
pretty designs for summer *f 0 1
dresses, per yard only, t.. mm2Ss
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Extra Values in Gloves
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 7.
FIFTY DOZEN women's silk Gloves
in black, white, champagne,
brown, navy, cardinal, green,
mode, gray and reseda, double tip,
elegant fitting and good wearing
glovesthis sale only,
per pair 50c
Night Gowns.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 8.
FINE NAINSOOK Slipover Night
Gown, handsome embroidered
yoke, neck trimmed with hem
stitched lawn ruffles
laced with ribbon.
Special Thursday.. $1.25gbeadindan
Seed Table.
Nicollet Front, Near Flower Dept.
THREE HUNDRED POUNDS finest
mixture Lawn Grass Seed, over 99
per cent pure, usually sold at 25c
pound. Thursday spe- JB.
cial, pound I O
A FULL LINE OF* VEGETABLE
AND FLOWER SEEDS AT
LOWEST PRICES.
Trunk Specials.
FOE THIS SALE we offer an exceptional
Trunk bargain. Heavy, oil painted,
v^iterproof canvas covered, hardwood
slats protected by heavy steel clamps
and bumpers, brass lock, sole leather1
straps, extra deep swinging traya
good strong trunk. For Thursday
32-in. 34-in. 36in. 38-in.
Regular $6.50 $6.90 $7.25 $7.65
Special ..$4.75 $5.2 $5.75 $6.25
BOATS AND LAUNCHES THAT CAN'T SINE.
JT. C. SHADEQG ENGINE OO, 315 SOUTH TB2BD STREET.
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