The Minneapolis journal. [volume], May 21, 1906, Page 9, Image 10

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GUARANTEE
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Money Cheerfully Refunded.
W. K. MORISON (& CO.
247-249 Nicollet Ave.
Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Tools, Athletic
Goods. Kitchen-ware. Etc.
Garbage Can Sale
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tut tLe best
J?
AN
INVITATION
We are anxious that the house
wives of Minneapolis visit our
newly-completed plant on the
corner of 9th av S and 6th st,
and inspect the modern process
through which we prepare BOT-
TLED MILK for the market.
It will be a revelation to hun
dreds and a blessing to equally
as many who will know they can
now get PURE MILK.
THE MINNEAPOLIS
MILK CO.
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500 genuine
Witt's patented,
indestructible cor
rugated galvan-
ized iron Garbage
Cans and pails.
The most durable
can manufactured.
No. 120-gal. size,
$3.00
No. 230 gal. size,
$3.75
No. 840-gal. size,
$4.50
Witt's Corrugated
Galvanized Gar
bage Pails
No. 78-gal. size,
$1.40
No. 810-gal. size,
$1.60
Do not be deceived with cheap imi
tations .sold by other dealersthere
is a similar article made that costs
much less and is inferior in every
way. Get the genuine WITT'S. We
are sole agents.
500 Heavy Galvanized Iron Gar
bage or Ash Cans, with cover, 22-
gal. size, regular & 4 A
price $2.50 9
500 Heavy Galvanized -Iron Gar
bage Pails, with cover
8-gal size, regular $1.00 cut. ..*75c
10-gal. size, regular $1.25 cut...95c
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Monda"y
Evenin^
SAND SAVED BY
HIS NEIGHBORS
ELEVATOR COMPANY HAD ITS
BUYER ARRESTED.
Shortage of $1,351 Traced to His Fail
ure to Take Sufficient Dockage from
Farmers and to Leaks from Oars
Present Law Criticized as Working
an Injustice.
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Special to The Journal.
Feigus Falls, Minn May 21 M. T. Sand, a
wheat tyyer, was found to be $1,331 short in his
accounts recentl}, and the elevator company by
which he was employed preferred a criminal
charge against him
The justice before whom the complaint was
Died came to the conclusion that Mr Sand'b
difficulty was not due to anything bordeiiug
on embezzlement, but was the result of his
failure to tafce a sufficient amount from the
farmers in dockage, or to leaks from cars or
errors in weighing
Neighbors felt thf same way, and a popular
subscription was started and sufficient money
raised in the course of a few days to satisfy
the elevator company The money has been
turned over and the case dismissed
There is much criticism of the present law, as
falluie to dock sufficiently or errors in weigh
ing mav subject anj elevator agent to charges
of shortage and consequent Imprisonment.
PATHETIC CASE AT NEW ULM
Dr. Humphrey and Wife, Pioneers, Lose
Their Mental Balance.
NEW ULM MINN A. peculiar condition ex
ists in the case of Dr. Humphrey of this
county and his wife They are both very old,
the doctor being past 02 and both have suddenlv
grown very childish He is possessed with the
belief that his wife is his slater who died some
years ago, and she has forgotten that she is hib
wife and accepts the belief that she is really
his sister Thev live in different places and
when he calls on her he always inquires for his
sister
Recently he cilled and his wife informed him
thit their parents had Just died Both of
them were terribly affected with the sorrow that
had come upon them when in fact the parents
i have been dead nearly half a century Mrs
Humphrey lives with hei son who is a para
lvtic and is unable to recognize any of the
family, and is cared for by his wife but the
old ladv belives that she has the care of th.
house on her hands and that the daughter in law
is the hired housekeeper and the son is a map
whom thev have taken in because he had no
othei place to go
Upon some things the aged doctor Is rational,
and in good physical health and were it not so
pathetic the case would be one of real humor, for
the old people carry out the ideas thev have
treated as if thev were real facts Dr Humphrev
came to this county in 1863, and gave the name
to one of the townships of the county.
DOG SCARE AT SYLVAN
Citizen Bitten by an Animal Believed
to Have the Rabies.
BRAINBRD MINN Sylvan has a mad dog
scare A man named Frlckson was bitten by a
dog that had every sign of rabies A general
slaughter of curs there has been ordered
The grand Jury brought in twelve Indictments
and wis discharged Several were for miming
blind pigs in the Cross Lake country One was
against Jones for incest
The case of Men-ill vs the John Coates Liquor
company Is occupying the attention of the dls
trlct court It is brought by the widow of
Truman Merrill who died, it is asserted from
the results of a blow struck bv Leon Rafldal
last Nevember Rafidal was a bartender em
ployed by the Coates company. The widow has
sued for $5,000 damages
DIVORCED AFTER THIRTY YEARS
Mrs. Lillian McKay of St. Cloud De
serted by Her Aged Husband.
ST CLOUD, MINN.After having been mar
ried for nearly thirty years, Mrs Lillian McKay
of this city has been granted a divorce, from her
husband, Taamas^McKey at hong -.Prairie Mrar
McKay is about 50 and charged that her hus
band deserted her a year ago He is 60 They
have several grown daughters and sons There
was no appearance on behalf of the husband and
tLe court granted the decree She was given
the custody of the only daughter not of legal
age
The graduating exercises of the St Oloud high
school will be held at the Davidson theater on
the evening of June 5. On Sunday, June 8, the
baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev
Parshall of St John's Episcopal church
Following Is a list of the graduates Flor
ence Wright, Zadie S McDonald, Maude
Wbittemore, Roj De Leo, Fanny Mosford Guy
Azores, Louis Moos, Rav Techumperim, Arthur
Gorman, Lydia Lyons, Pauline McAulev, May
Hammond Loren Campbell
Morris
Eastma Clara McNeilJanet PearlThompson McNut
Adalla Flint Lottie Price, Agnes Maloy, Marga
ret Smith Robert Gould William McGregor
Frank Oliver, Edna Bunnell, Anna Hitchcock
Alta Reynolds, Hazel Spence, Hazel Brown.
LEAGUERS AT NORTHFIELD
District Meeting Ended Last Evening
After a Three-Day Session.
NORTHFIELD, MINNThe seventeenth an
nual convention of the Epworth leagues of the
St Paul district was held here Friday, Satur
day and Sundaj On Triday evening there was
a lecture by Dr Guild of Minneapolis on
"The Moonbeam Bridge," followed by a recep
tion of the delegates by the Northfield chapter
On Saturday A Bailey of Northfield led
the devotions, followed by the anointment of
committees and several addresses The Week
lv Devotional Meeting and Its Mission," J. S
Willmarth, Stillwater, "The Department of
Mercy and Help Miss Pearl Heal, Hamline,
"The Department of Literary and Social
Work," Harry Lathrop, St Paul
On Saturday evening Claude Southwich
of Albert Lea reported on the state convention,
and Professor W Cooper, Hamline, deliv
ered an address on "The Bible
Sundav program was as follows 6am,
early prayer serTlce, S Lorrlmoure, Red
Wing, 10 30, convention sermon, Presiding
Elder F. Stout, 2 45, "The Student Volun
teer Movement, Mrs Scholberg, Ham
line, 2, "The Junior League Work," Miss
Marion Cole Minneapolis 7, devotional, Carl
Miller, Hamline, 8, sermon, Dr A O Ste
vens, St Paul
SAY THEY WERE SWINDLED
Landseekers from Browns Valley Com
plain Bitterly.
BROWNS VALLEY, MINN Four homestead
ers, who left here recently to take up claims
In North Dakota, complain bitterly of the
treatment they received at the hands of land
agents whom they paid to locate them on good
quarter sections The homesteaders charge that
when they moved on the claims they found
them six miles distant from the section they
thought they were filing on and which had been
shown them by the land men. They threaten to
bring suit for damages.
An Honest Deal.
When a reliable concern of forty
years' standing offers its product di
rect to the user under a positive guar
antee of satisfaction or money refund
ed, the public is certainly getting an
honest deal. Why run the risk of buy
ing adulterated goods unattended by a
guarantee of any kind? We want your
trial order for a quart of Hayner Pri
vate Stock Rye. Only 80 cents de
livered at your home. Twin City phone
9455. Remember, your money back if
not entirely satisfied The Hayner Dis
tilling Co., 36 Fourth street S.
Each day brings its annoying petty
duties. Pickwick Rye will help you to
perform them with a cheerful, smiling
face.
Smart Weed and Belladonna, com
bined with the other ingredients used
the best pofous plasters, make Car
ter's S. W. & B. Backache Plasters the
best in the market. Price 25 cents.
One Fare Plus One Dollar, Chicago to
Boston and Return via New York ox
Direct Route.
The Lake Shore will sell on May 31st
to June 9th, inclusive, tickets to Bos
ton and return at above rate. Return
limit by deposit, July 15th3topover of
ten days at New York on tickets read
ing via New York on return trip. Write
H. W Browne, N. W. P. A., 340 Robert
street, St. Paul, Minn. Warren J.
Lynch, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chi
cago.
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NEW YORK, 2 Walker St. PARIS. 8 ate Trerice.
WOMEN'S PRINCESS EFFECT DRESSES,
made of fine white lawn, elaborately trimmed
"with lace insertion and small tucks, bottom of
skirt has several rows of lace insertion and tuck-
ing a dainty, pretty dress
value $15.00 Tuesday
BLACK MOHAIR36-inch Eng
lish mohair, rich, lustrous black
regular 50c special bargain,
Tuesday only,
per yard 39c
PANAMA CLOTH20 pieces panama
cloth, all the leading shades, chiffon
finish, 44 to 50 inches wide worth $1
and $1.25, on sale Tues- *70r*
day, only, per yard VC-
Optical Dept.
Glasses Fitted. Eyes Examined Free.
GOLD FILiLED SPECTACLES, fit
ted with first
qualit}$2.50 lenses, special price
VIEW BOOKS of Minneapolis, fifty years ago and
at present time, -g g\
each I UC
BOOKS containing twenty-five local g
views, in half tone ^dC
SOUVENIRS OF MINNEAPOLIS, MENNETONKA
AND SURROUNDING^ IN ALL NOVELTIES.
Stationery.
EVERYBODY has to buy stationery, so we will sell
Tuesday
lOc Tablets, inks, mucilage or paste 5c
5c inks, mucilage or paste 3c
5c Envelopes, 3c, or 2 packs for 5c
1 FOUND of Donaldson's Imperial Linen paper
about 100 sheets, worth 35c i f\sv
blue only. Tuesday I \)G
SHELF PAPER, *j
10 yards *jG
PLAYING CARDS, f\
per pack 1 \JC
BOX PAPERS60 sheets and 50 envelopes, beauti
ful clothfinish,worth 50c per
box Tuesday
Shirtwaists.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 11.
WOMEN'S White Lawn Shirtwaists,
short sleeve for summer wear,
neatly trimmed with lace, baby
back tucked one of the best styles
we have shown this sea- d f\f\
son. Special Tuesday... f) 1. \j\j
Post Cards.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO.10.
LEATHER POST CARDS
for pillow tops O
ACTUAL photograph Post Cards of
the ruins of San Francisco.
SOUVENIRS of Minneapolis.
Zephyrs=-Voiles.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 8.
ONE HUNDRED pieces Embroidered
Spot Zephyrs and Plaid Voiles,
worth 19c and 25c. Choice Tues
day at, per
yard 12&c
Mmm^'r^i THE MINNEAPOLIS JOtlfkNAi ipmm7m^J^W~** 1906.^
Special Showing Summer Dresses
SECOND FLOORCLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
$10.00
Black and Colored Dress Goods
BLACK GOODS SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
25c
Embroideries.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 3.
SEVENTY-FIVE sample pieces Cor
set Cover Embroideries, one and
two rows beading, some small
dainty patterns, others large and
showy, on Nainsook and Swiss
also several pieces extra wide in
sertion for waist fronts value 75c,
$1, $1.25 and $1.50, in
one lot at only, yard...
59c
Men's Neckwear.
BOOTH, MAIN ENTRANCE.
MEN'S FANCY SILK Four-in-Hand
Ties, 2%-inc
Frenc fold, Englis
foulards and twills, fancy and
plain crepes, Bengaline in plain
colors neckwear that has sold up
to $1.00. Special for
Tuesday O
JP" IMIW
L. a DONALDSON, President.
Visitors to the Twin Cities
THE GLASS BLOCK EXTENDS YOU A CORDIAL WELCOME.
YOU ARE INVITED to visit this store Tuesday, not only to participate in the many special
bargains offered, but to make the Glass Block your headquarters, so far as practicable.
It is our desire that visitors to the Twin Cities carry home with them lasting impressions of
the importance of Donaldson's Glass Block as a mercantile institution, the outgrowth of
Northwestern development and Minneapolis enterprise. To this end weextend you a cordial
invitation to make use of its many free conveniences, such as the Parcel Check System, Tele-
phone Exchange, Telegraph Office, Waiting and, Retiring Rooms, Information Bureau, etc.
BLACK VOILE42-inch, import
ed make, rich black, crisp, wiry
finish regular $1.00 value,
duced in price for
this sale, per yard...
Colored Dress Goods.
Remnants of Organdies.
BARGAINS AT 25cRemnants fine organdies, poplins and silk mulls, 2 to mm
12 yard lengths, display on special tables regular values, 35c and 50c choice 9 ^\F
at, per yard 4mw%J
WOMEN'S SHIRTWAIST SUITS AND
TUMES-Crepe de Chines, Silks and Wool
some are silk lineddresses in this lot
$30.00. A small lot to closewhile they
Tuesday only,
choice
re-
75c
TWENTY-FIVE PIECES plain 52-
inch Sicilian in brown, cream, navy,
green and gray bright lustrous
finish special for Tues
day, only, per yard 50c
Linen Department.
DAMASK72-inch, all linen bleached damask 95c
quality. Special, TCH/r
per yard /t)C
DAMASK$1.00 quality of sliver bleached, all linen
satin Damask, *70r*
per yard zr\*
ODD NAPKINSA manufacturer's sample line of
odd napkins in bleached and half bleached, worth
$2.75 to $3 per dozen. Special, fc\ A A
FOR SIX 4)1 A3\j
WHITE) GOODS36-inch linen finished suitings,
special for this sale, ^\jLn
per yard 1 JL'^KJ
EMBROIDERED WAIST PATTERNS$2.25 qual
ity of all linen hand embroidered
waist patterns, special, each
BooksBooks.
THE BEST COOKBOOKMary Shelley Perchin's
Cook Book, recipes for 365 days cloth /^g
bound worth $1.25. Tuesday for JLOL,
THE WHITE HOUSE COOK BOOK and the Buck
eye Cook Book, each worth fl/r
$2.50. Tuesday 0"C
$1.50 EDITIONS of Robinson Crusoe and The Pil
grim's Progress, fully illustrated A An
in color plates, for TOC
THE LARGEST and best selected line of Catholic prayer
books in the Twin Cities, from X5c
$1.39
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Tuesday Specials on Introduction Tables, Main Floor.
Women's Hosiery
and Neckwear.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 6.
WOMEN'S Fine Black Silk Lisle
Hose, cotton split foot, high spliced
heel and toe, extra quality. Spe
cial for Tuesday
per pair ZVt
WOMEN'S extra fine White Ribbed
Lisle Vests, low neck, no sleeves,
fancy lace trimmed neck and arms,
25c quality. Special
for Tuesday I6c
Special Japan Tea.
OOR. NICOLLET AND SIXTH ST.
DO YOU WANT the largest and
finest cup of Tea ever imported?
Our special new cultivation nat
ural cure Japan Tea specially put
up in large cups. On sale A SV
Tuesday, each 4VC
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BLACK CHIFFON PANAMA
54-inch chiffon panama
black lustrous finish
more desirable for th
special bargain for
this sale, per yard
Shirtwaist Patterns.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 2.
$1.25 EMBROIDERED Shirtwaist
Patterns, one day only,
each
Stationery.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 12.
10c INK, Mucilage or
Paste
5c INK, Mucilage or
Paste
5c ENVELOPES,
two packs
15c BOX of
Stationery
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MANCHESTER, 88 Faulkner St, CHEMNITZ, 22 Theater St.
Leather Goods Department.
CLUB BAG, size 16 inches,
made of heavy Windsor
grain leather, double
frame, fine brass lock
and catches, English
handles, inside pocket,
leather lined cheap at
$4.50. *y *j
Tuesday.. $%J ./O
WE ARE PARTICULARLY STRONG- ON GENTS'*
BELTS.
OUR ASSORTMENT of Women's Leather Belts is
replete with all the latest effects and colors.
Tuesday all our regular 50c values,
special, each O
DRESS SUIT CASE, made of sheepskin, 24 inches,
6 inches deep, steel frame, brass plated lock and
fastening, round swing handle, leather corners,
shirt fold cheap at $3.75 ft^ *Zfl
Tuesday ...^J^.Ol/
Matting Suit Cases.
MATTING' SUIT CASESMade of the best quality
of matting on good strong frames. Full leather
trimmed, brass bolts and locks, linen lined, light
weight, durable and sightly. Special for Tuesday,
22-inch, $1.98 24-inch, $2.48 26-inch, $2.88.
75c
....'.5c
3c 5c 8c
New Swisses.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 1.
HANDSOME floral designs, pretty
patterns for dresses, shirtwaists
for
and kimonos, per yard
only
15c
Drug Sundries.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 4.
KIRK'S HONEY, fine milled Toilet
Soap, per OJ4/-r
cake ^'-^C
Per dozen, 25c
60c LONG: BAR Imported
Olive Castile Soap (about
4 pounds to bar)
CHENEY'S Liberated Tooth Pow
der, Tuesday, per 1f|/"
package IVC
A Listerated Tooth Brush free with
two packages.
MOTH BALLS, per package, -j
about six dozen 3C
WILLIAMS' Quick and Easy Shav
ing Soap Tuesday,
per cake f. O
29cnGree
Fancy Tissues.
INTRODUCTION TABLE NO. 6.
FIFTY PIECES 32-inch Fancy Tis
sues, colors fast 25c
quality per yard IOC
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