The Minneapolis journal. [volume], May 09, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

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Mme. Yale's
Hair Tonic
FOE CHILDREN
AND ADULTS
ANTISEPTIC AND HYGIENIC
Bells on Merit, not on Sensational
Advertising.
A Hair Invigoratorjust
what its name, implies. It
supplies nourishment, the
elements of growth, which,
when absorbed by the hair,
strengthens and beautifies it
in the same way that sap
glorifies the foliage of a tree
Even where the follicles are
seemingly dead, if the scalp
is massaged daily with Mme
Yale's Hair Tonic, a vigor
ous growth will be produced.
It has honestly earned its
title of "the great hair
grower." It stimulates the
most stunted growth and
makes the hair magnificently
healthy and beautiful. By
its use women can provide
themselves with a trailing
mantle of hairwoman's
natural raiment, her birth
right.
S
Mme. Yale's Hair Tonic is
prized equally by men and
women, particularly when
the hair begins to weaken or
fade Cures baldness, gray
ness, splitting of the hair,
dandruff and all diseases of
the hair, scalp and beard.
One application usually
stops hair falling. A nursery
requisite no mother should
neglect to use it for her boys
and girls when the hair is
made strong in childhood it
remains proof against dis
ease and retains its vigor
and youthfulne~ through
out life.
Mme. Yale's Hair Tonic is
a colorless, fragrant, de
lightful hair dressing
neither sticky, gritty nor
greasy makes the hair soft,
fluffy and glossy. Contains
no artificial coloring would
not soil the whitest hair re
stores original color by in
vigorating the scalp and re
establishing normal circula
tion and proper distribution
of the live coloring matter.
Beautiful hair redeems the
plainest countenance, and
any one can secure it by us
ing Mme. Yale's Hair Tonic.
Now in three sizes prices,
$1.00, 50 cents and 25 cents
Our special prices, 21c, 39c, 79c.
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Wm. Donaldson & Co
CONSULTATION FREE
Mme. Yale may be consulted by mall
fre of fharfle Twenty-seven years of
practir* and experience In traatlnci the
human hair and scalp, combined with
natural adaptability and scientific study,
has given this wonderful woman com
plete mastery of the capillary structure.
MME. YALE'S BOOKS ARE FREE.
Mme Yale books on the subjects of Health,
Beauty ami the Human Hair will be mailed free
upon request Address MMB YALE.
196 Tifth \ve me New York City.
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WALK- OVER
OXFORDS FOR MEN
at $3.50 to $4.00.
No other oxford has the style,
the fit, the long wear, nor sives
the constant satisfaction of the Walk-Over
Oxford.
JUNIOR OXFORDS ARE RIGHT.
ThiB oxford and 62 other styles, in patent
calf, gun metal calf and tan, ready now at
$3.60 or $4.00.
GEO. M. KITH, "&
Where Good Shoes Sell
Free Style BookShoes Shipped Anywhere
$ Many people who snould answer
a Journal wa nt ad pass it by be
cause it does not seem attractive S
This is often because it is non-com- $
mittal or too short I is much bet $
ter to tell the whole story Mention
The best property at
KOOCHICHING
Falls is secured through
The Enger-Nord Realty Co.
120 Temple Court Building,
Minneapolis Minnesota
Call or Write.
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^.Q- wa nt ads they should be specific. $
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i & by being too short and vague. Take
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ints the reader will want to know $
Wednesday Evening,
BAPTISTS WILL
MEET IN ST. E
NEW TWIN CITY ASSOCIATION
MAKES FIRST ARRANGEMENTS.
Doctrinal Sermon to Be Preached by
Eev. E. B. Wiltbank of Olivet Church,
MinneapolisSplendid Progress Made
During the Year.
Special to The Journal,
Anoka, Minn., May 9.The Twin
City Baptist Association of Minnesota,
which was formed here yesterday by
the consolidation of the Minneapolis
Baptist association and the Eastern
Minnesota Baptist association, will hold
its meeting next year with the Wood
land Park church of St. Paul. The doc
trinal sermon will be preached by Eev.
B. B. Wiltbank of Olivet church, Mm
Minneapolis. His alternate is Eev. C.
J. Triggerson of Immanuel church,
Minneapolis. The annual sermon will
be preached by Eev. W. E. Clark of
Northfield, with Eev. L. M. Waterman
of the First church of Minneapolis as
his alternate.
The annual meetings will be held on
the first Taesdav in May. Eev. E. M.
West of St. Paul, is the new moderator
Eev. G. F. Holt of Minneapolis, is
secretary and treasurer.
The East Bethel church was received
into the association this afternoon.
Ernest Fagenstrom of Minneapolis, re
porting for the evangelistic committee,
said the year had been one of many
conversions. The increase to the church
by baptism was 60 per cent more than
last year. The increase by letter was
I 12 per cent more than last year.
The principal address this afternoon
was made by Eev. E. E. Pope of Minne
apolis. An interesting discussion which
I closed the forenoon's program was led
by Eev. W. B. Eiley, also of Minne
apolis. The speakers this afternoon
'-were Rev Messrs O. A Williams and
E. B. Wiltbank, both of Minneapolis.
I The total enrollment of members in
the thirtv foui churches in the associa
tion is 7,024 number of Sunday
I schools, 36, with an enrollment of 6,606
total amount of money raised during
I the year, $93,730.62 total value of
church property, $718442.
i Last evening Rev. E. N. Martin of
Woodland Park church, St. Paul,
preached the doctrinal sermon. He was
followed by E. Fagenstrom of Minne
apolis, who spoke on "New Ideals in
Sunday School Work."
The meeting will close tonight.
SASKlfOlT"
RAILWAY CENTER
Every Road Building Its Lines in
Western Canada Has Its Plans
Laid for an Entrance Into the
City.
SASKATOON Saskatchewan, May 9
Whate\er else the future may ha^ in
store for it, Saskatoon seems certaii* to
be a great railway center A present it
has the Prince Albeit branch of the
Canadian Pacinc and the Canadian Nor
thern lies just north of the town and is
about to build a spur line in Th
Grand Trunk Pacinc mam line crosses
the South Saskatchewan at this* point
The Yoikton and Kirkella branches of the
Canadian Pacinc will be completed heie
from the east this season and the Wetas
kiwin branch will come in from the west
The joining up of the Kirkella and Wet
askiwin branches will put Saskatoon on
a new trunk line of the Canadian Pacinc
from Winnipeg to Edmonton Th South
Saskatchewan rner here affords naviga
tion facilities and an extensive wat er
power
Beatt commissioner of the Sas
katoon board of trade, believes th at Sas
katoon will become the chief manufactur
ing and jobbing center of Saskatchewan
He is daily in receipt of inquiries fi om all
over the United States and Canada rela
tive to business openings here
Fo three ear past Saskatoon has been
the departing point and base supplies
for that aimy of settlers, largely Ameri
can who have come to settle on the rich
I prairie lands th at stretch away on all
sides of the town for an indefinite dis
tance Th spring movement has already
begun in force and every freight train
brings its quota of cars containing set
tlers' effects
SUSPEGTED OF THEFT,
TRIES TO KILL SELF
New York, Mav 9.Jacob Luckstone,
chief clerk in the registry department
of the general postoffice, and for eight
een years an employee there, tried to
kill himself last night in the postoffice
building under extraordinary circum-
STfLUCGS
No Other Shoe Like Thoes
Postoffice inspectors had been given
orders to find out where $2,000 in bills
sent to the First National bank of Tal
lahassee, Fla., had gone. The inspectors
kept nine postal clerks, including Luck
stone, for eight hours in a room in the
federal building after telling them that
they would not be released until infor
mation of the money was forthcoming.
Luckstone said he was weak from
hunger, entered another room by the
excuse, and tried to end his life by cut
ting his throat and wrists. He did not
severely m-jure himself and was arrest
ed. The Chemical National bank is the
loser thru the disappearance of the
money. AUTO CRASHES INTO
GAR 1 DEAD, 2 DYING
Cleveland, Ohio, May 9.As a result
of a collision between an automobile
and a streetcar at Scoville and Wood
lawn avenues just before midnight, E.
B. Robertson, chauffeur, is dead, and
Holbert Bonne and Fred Chambers are
fatally injured.
The dead man and those who were in
jured were in the automobile, which
carried six men. The machine was go
ing at a high rate of speed and vcrashed
into a streetcar which was standing at
the corner. The machine was wrecked.
No one on the streetcar was hurt.
Two men wno were in the party and
who escaped seriouB injury ran from
the scene and their names are not
known to the police.
The accident, it is supposed was
caused bv the chauffeur's losing con
trol of the automobile.
BANK CLOSES ITS DOOES.
Pittsburg, Pa., May 9.The Columbia
Savings & Trust company of this citv
closed its doors today by order of the
commissioner Of 1aaalig:
POWERS
INNHAPOLI S
Nicollet Ave. 1st Ave So. 5th St
muslin
underwear
continues
offering values that
know no equals!
Corset covers.
Thousands of them lace trimmed,
full Marguerite styles cambric
corset covers, all styles at May
Sale
19c 23c 33c
Corset Covers of fine nainsook with
three rows of inserting, ribbon
and-Jace edge about ten styles
worth 59c May A.A.C
Sale special I I \J
Corset Covers of very fine nainsook,
with lace yoke or embroidered
yoke worth 75c. May Kfkr*
Sale price O vFC
Better Grade Corset Covers of very
fine nainsook with the sheerest
lace trimmings, at 75c, 98c, $1.25,
$1.50, $2.25.
Ma sale chemises.
Plain Short Chemise with tucked
yoke and wide embroidery bead
ing with ribbon drawn thru reg
ular 75c, special May AC\r*
Sale price TVC
Long Chemise with trimmed all
around yoke of three rows inser
tion trimmed flounce regular
$1 25, special May
Sale price 89c
Short and Long Chemise trimmed
with embroideiy, lace and rib
bon made of fine cambric and
nainsook, with deep trimmed
flounce. Eegular $1.50 Special
May Sale d
price *P i 1
Other special values in this sale.
Muslin and cambric drawers.
Good Muslin Drawers, hem and
three tucks. May
Sale price lJuK*
Muslin Drawers, hemstitched flounce
May Sale |~7
price i/v
Muslin and Cambric Drawers, full
tucked hemstitched flounces or
lace trimmed this
May Sale 23c
Muslin and Cambric Drawers, closed
and open flounce with hem
stitched tucks, embroidery and
lace regular prices to Tg_
50c. May Sale price O^W
Others from 44c up to $2.25 per gar
ment.
Muslin underskirts.
Short Underskirts of fine muslin
trimmed with hemstitched tucks,
flounces, insertions and laces
very* full skirts. Special
May Sale price
Long Muslin Underskirts good
widths and lengths, trimmed with
three rows of lace hemstitched
tucks and embroidery, deep
flounce with underlay regular
v#lue $1.00. May
Sale special
35c
75c
Musiin gowns.
Hubbard Style Gowns, trimmed
with fine tucks sold everywhere
at 49cMay 'J^f
Sale price uO\*
Slipover Gowns, trimmed with lace
to form square neck, good length
a,nd widths regular value ^A_
69c. May Sale price OVC
Fine imported hand-made
French Muslin JUnderwear
at specially low prices dar'
tag this Max sale.
$4 taffeta
silk skirts
Fine Taffeta Silk Skirts, sectional
flounces in new pastel shades,
Alice blue, gray, light green, old
rose and black worth $4.00, spe
cial Thursday O 0 &
Sale, choice PX O
$7.50 value $4.75
Beautiful Rustling Taffeta Skirts,
with underlay, various styles of
flounces worth to $7.50, special
Thursday, A nfZ
each MJT"*
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Security
Merchandise
Stamps
500 worth $1.60 1000 worth $3.00
and BO on, in merchandise. Fill
as many books as xou want to.
Fancy Printed Lawns in neat de
signs, durable grade price yard.
Fancy Cotton Ohallis in pretty ^83^
floral patterns, at yard w^^J
Printed Batistes, white and tinted J% 1
grounds in popular designs, yard. "2^*
Fine Printed Batiste, neat pretty de- EZg%
signs and colorings, per yard *Fw
Fine Printed Organdies, fancy floral "f^
designs 10c value, priee yard
Plain and Fancy Cotton Voiles regu- T^tf*
lar 15c value, special yard
Short Lengths of Plain and Fancy
Black Lawns values to 20c
choice, yard
Printed Dimities in a large variety
of patterns 10c value our price,
yard
Short Lengths of Fine 40-inch "White
Lawns, assorted qualities values
to 20c, at yard
Best Printed Batiste in good styles,
large assortment 15c cloth
price, yard
Fine Mercerized Printed Taffetas in
an immense variety of light, med
ium and dark colorings 15c value,
at yard
36-inch Corded Madras, printed black
polka dots on white grounds 12y2c
value special yard
Fine Printed Mercerized Crepoline
tinted grounds, soft finish 12y2c
value special yard
Extra Fine Printed Organdies in an
endless variety of colorings and de
signs, all up-to-date 12^ grade,
choice yard
Fine Printed Madras for shirts and
shirtwaists 20c values, at
yard
White Dinnerware.
5-inch Plates regular 65e dozen,
sale price, each 3c.
6-mch Plates regular 75c dozenj
sale price, each 4c.
Coupe Soups regular 95c dozen
sale price, each 5c.
8-inch Dishes .regular 15c each
sale price, each 8c.
10-inch Dishes regular 25e each
sale price, each 15c.
7-inch Nappies regular 20c each
sale price, each IOC.
8-inch Nappies regular 25c each
sale price, each 12c
9-inch Nappies regular 35c each
sale price, each 15c
30c Bowls regular 15c each sale
price, each 5c.
2 Styies Oatmeals regular 95o
dozen sale price, each 5c
2 Sizes Jugs .regular 20c each
sale price, each 5c.
THREE
Women*s 25c Neckwear, Sc.
HUNDRED Short Lengthsmanufacturer's
samplesFine ^tuchings white, cream, pink, bluej
exactly same qualities that sell regularly at 25c yard
each 5c.
Imported Embroidered Collars more than 50 styles
the new round Cape Collar used for coat sets,
and the Ribbon-loop Turnovers finely embroid
ered same as sold at a quarter regularly.
And 500 dozen Embroidered Lawn Tab Col
lars scores of patternsChoice of the entire
above lot Thursday
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4C
7c
7*c
2C
2C
Glassware.
Colonial Tumblers regular $1 per
dozen special, each 5c.
8-inch Berry Bowls regular 35c
special price, each 15c
Tankard Jugs regular 59c special
sale price, each JJ9c.
High Footed Fruit Bowls regular
59c sale price, each 29c
Here's another chance. Need glasses?
5C
Corset Dpt.Second FloorFirst Ave.
Rust-proof model No. 221.
Never was there a corset shape so universally
popular. More of this model is sold than all
t5ther similar models put together. It's a
shape for the average form, for the medium
form the corset skirt curving over the hips,
shaping them into curves of beauty. The
""Security" Rubber Button Hose Supporters,
as attached, are necessary for producing the
desired figure.
Style 221, batiste, price $1.50. 1
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May"9, 1906.
First great special sale of
On Thursday morning May 10, we shall offer more than 13,000 pieces newest styles-'
Wash Goodsa quantify larger than the combined stocks of any three Twin City
stores. All the best makes, and hundreds of styles in medium to fine qualities,
at prices in every instance as low as wholesale prices!
See them in our great Wash Goods Section and on many tables in First Floor aisles from the Nicollet Arcade thru to First Av. So.
Best 36-inch Percales,light grounds,
in all desirable patterns 12X/2C
value special at yard ^^w
Short Lengths of Fine Mercerized
Suitings, in woven colorings 4 A 1 g%
25c value price yard ^2^*
Fine Printed Batiste line of
beautiful patterns price,
yard
Fine Printed Dimities all this
season's new designs, at per
yard
Fanoy Printed Etamine with em
broidered stripes, in elegant
floral patterns 20c value
special yard
Beautiful Printed Dotted Swiss
Mulls, with white and tinted
grounds, enormous variety
choice yard
Real Galatea Cloths for shirt
waist suits and children's
wear price yard
Fine Printed Organdies in new de
signs 20c value price
yard
Fancy French Serge Flannels,
all cream grounds, printed de
signs an elegant summer suit- 4 Rf%
ing 25c value, at yard *J1#
Extra Fine Printed Madras
fancy weaves in stripes and
figures 25c value, at yard
Fine Mercerized Novelty Striped
Suitings embroidered effects Qtyig*
50c value, at yard 2'
Extra Fine Silk Organdies in
corded checks weave, fancy
printed designs or solid colors ORf*
37V2c value, here at yard.
Cups and Saucers regular 10c per
pair sale price, pair *7c
l-
season I
4Ap
121c
121c 121c
121c
121c
Crockery and glassware when wanted
at very special reduction in prices for this sale Thursday.
Dinner Sets.
100-piece English Flow Blue Dinner
Sets, two new patterns special
for this sale, per set $10.98
112-piece Set, same kind special for
this sale, set $11.98.
56-piece Dinner Set, good large sizes,
for six people regular $8.98 spe
cial for thiB sale, $5.00
Fancy Decorated and Gold
Stippled Dinnerware.
Plates, all sizes, sale, each lOc
Bakers, small size, sale, each lOc
Bowls, regular size, sale, each.. lOc
Nappies, small size, sale, each lOc
Cups and Saucers, sale, pair 10
Platters, sp'l sale price, each 15
Jugs, two sizes, special, each.. 15
Nappies, large size, special sale 15c
Bakers, large size, special sale 15
18c
Berry Sets.
English Flow Blue Bowl and Six
Saucers to match, raised figure
regular price 45c per set special
this sale, 29c.
Large Bowl and Six Saucers to
match, also English Flow Blue
regular price 75c sale price, per
set, 39C.
Fancy Decorated Bowl and Six
Saucers, green decoration and
gold traced regular 89c special
sale price, set 69c.
Fancy' Decorated Bowl and Six
Saucers, colors green and pink,
flowered and gold lined regular
price $100 sale price 89c.
Blue Baking Dishes.
10c kind, special, each 5
15c kind, special, each 9
20c kind, special, each 12
China Salt Boxes, Imported Blue and
White German China special for
this sale, each 25c.
Porcelain Boiling Pins, sp '1, ea 19
If you wish to wear Eyeglasses
and have been told that the
shape of your nose does not
permit of your wearing them,
call at our Optical Department.
Toilet Sets, Plain Prints.
6-piece Sets, special $2.1 0
10-piece Sets, special $2.49
12-piece Sets, special $3.5 0
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It is* altogether likely that we
have what you want in the way
of frame or mounting, and our
Opticians are very clever at
fitting eyeglasses.
EyeglassesEvery style in
market, from $1.5 0
Warner's well-known "rust-proof* corsets.
HE very unusual merits of Warner's "Rust-Proof" Corsets is plainly evident in
the fact that probably no other is better known. The careful dignin of the
the
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Security^
Merchandise
Stamps
have a money value hen: ire
redeem them in merchandise
of your own choice.
Printed Silk Organdies in elegant
designs, price yard
Silk Chiffon Mousseline in solid
colors, plain or embroidered
dots yard
Chiffon Voile and Mercerized
Poplins in solid colors, at per
yard
Best Irish Dimities in all the new
weaves and newest patterns,
all at one price, choice yard....
Silk Aeolians in beautiful de
signs or solid colors, at per
yard
Printed Japanese Silks in jac
quard weaves, large designs
a soft elegant fabric 50c val
ues, special yard
Beautiful Jacquard Silk Mousse
line Suitings a full range of
popular shades, price yard
Best French Organdies in the
largest variety of designs ever
imported to the Twin Cities
most beautiful patterns and
colorings our price yard
Embroidered Swiss Suitings
tinted grounds, small effects
price yard
Woven Silk Mixed Wait
ings in woven checks with
embroidered patterns at
per yard
Warp-Print Silk Waistings
in shaded effects a rich
elegant wash fabric splen
did variety, per yard
Decorated Sets.
10-piece Decorated and Gold Lined
Toilet Sets, three colors regular
$3.98 special, per set $2198.
12-piece Fancy Decorated Toilet
Sets, flowered pattern and gold
trimmed regular $6.98 special,
per set $4.98.
Toilet Ware in Blue and
White.
Cuspidor Slop Jars, sp'l price. -69c
Ewers and Basins, spl price. -69
Chambers, small uncovered, ea lO
Chambers, large uncovered, ea 15
Hall Boy Jugs, large, each 15
Plain White Ewers and Basins,
special sale price 89c
Bail Handled Slop Jars, special
price 89C.
Side Handled Slop Jars, special
Pce $1.00
Covered Chambers, each 39c
Thursday trunk sale.
Trunk headquarters, bsmt.
N UNUSUALLY well made Trunk, constructed espe
cially for rough usage. Oiled canvas covered. Four
hardwood slats 4
models,the excellence of mater
ials, workmanship and finish, and
the absolute guarantee for,the
rust-proof- quality of tne boning
unite in making Warner's "Rust
Proof" Corsets almost without equal in
style, finish, durability and ease in wear.
The boning is guaranteed, and so safe is
it the corset may be tubbed with as much
confidence as muslin.
Every pair fully guaranteed.
Prices $1.00 to $5.00
on top, two around body and three
at the bottom, protected with extra long steel clamps
heavy steel edging on top fastened with steel clamps
deep tray with hat box and side compartment A f\g\
nicely covered 28-inch size sale price ^T* vrvr
30-inch size,
sale price*
32-inch size,
sale price.
$4.50
$5.00
34-inch size,
sale price
36-inch size,
sale price
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25c
25c 25c 25c
35c
35c
50c
$1.00 $1.00
H-
50c
50c
$5.50
$6.00
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