The Minneapolis journal. [volume], August 08, 1906, Page 9, Image 10

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WHOLESALERS TO CONSUMERS
Fresh Vegetables received daily and
are sold at gardeners' prices.
Large Head Lettuce, Green Onions
and Kadishes, 5 bunches for 5c
Wax Beans, peck 12c* Green
Corn, dozen (Jc? Duchess or Mai
den
BlushyApples,
30c
peck 25c
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Onions peck 18c 5
Potatoes, bu 4&C Gem Cante
loupes, fancj, per basket 45c.
Thin skinned Lemons, doz 18c
Anchor Matches, 2 pkgs for JJ3c
Fruit .Tar Kubbers, 3 dozen for 10c
Tanglefoot Fh paper, 4 double
sheets 5
Pure Cocoa, in bulk, guaranteed,
per pound 26c
Best Tea Dust, 2 rts
25c
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Same as Cream of Wheat, 10 lbs 40C
Whole Mixed Spice for pickling,
per pound 15c
Fels Naptha Soap, 0 bars for 42c
Cedar Wood Pails, each 10c
10 lb pill Shore Herring 55C
Four Choice Mackerel for 25c
5 lbs Corned Beef and one Cab
bage for 25c
8 lbs Rib Boiling Beef for 20c
Sirloin Steak, per lb 10c
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Flag Decorating Co.
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Located at No 409 Hennepin avanue, Mln
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2753 J2 Residence 3164 Bloomlogton BY
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Dags and decorations to let Exterior
and Interior decoration* for O A. B. en
campmeat We carry the largest Btoflk
of all clean, bright wool bunting decora
tions of any firm In the tmstneBs W nave
the largest atock of oil paintings of na
tlonal heroes Our workmen are all skilled
decorators
Call and see onr stock and be convinced.
Twii Cit Flag decorating Co.
409 Hennepin Avenue.
VAN TiLBURG'S
Gives a perfect light. Ask your jobber
or write The Van Tilburg Co., Minne
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Our Annual Remnant Sale of Wash Goods. Thousands of yardsan accumulation
from this season's enormous business. WAIST LENGTHS, SKIRT LENGTHS,
DRESS LENGTHS. Every imaginable color and weave including Eolians, Poplins,
Madras, Foulards, Grenadines, Silk Mulls, Mercerized Novelties, Percales, Em-
broidered Swisses, Printed Organdies, Floral Batistes, Foulardines, Imported
Linen Suitings, Etc., Etc. On sale Thursday.
Remnants in Wash Goods, worth
to 8c a yard, at per yard
Remnants in Wash Goods, worth
to 12c yard, at per yard
PRICE
Remnants in Wash Goods, worth
to 17MJC yard, at per yard
Remnants in Wash Goods, worth
to 35c yard, at per yard
SUNSHINE, SOIL AND WATER
Are the essentials for producing abundant crops. The Payette
District of Southern Idaho has been beautifully endowed with
these three great essentials. It will pay you to make your home
and your investments in a country where crops are sure, the cli-
mate is healthful, the resources and advantages great. This is
what we have to offer. Write for information. Improved and un-
improved fruit and timber lands for sale. Best of water rights
for irrigation.
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Curtains
Ruffled Muslin,
neatly finished,
2 & yds. long,
full ruffle sp'l.,
39,c
2 pairs to a customer.
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Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, Paints,
Athletic Goods, Kitchen ware, Etc.
Refrigerator Sa^
$15.00 size cut to $10.80
All others at about one-third off.
Lawn Mower Sale
Reg. 16-inch $5.50 size, $3.78
All others cut in proportion.
Freezer Sale
$3.25 Ice Cream Freezer, cut $2.97
Whole line reduced accordingly.
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YUKON PUZZLED
BY GOLD ROBBERY
Dust and Bars Worth $78,000 and
Ready for Shipping Can
not Be Found.
Speoial to The Journal.
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 8.Mail ad
vices from Dawson City tell of the big
gest robbery ever recorded in the Yu
kon's history, the amount involved be
ing $78,000.
Gold dust and bars to this value
were shipped on the steamer Ida May
by the Washington Alaska bank to the
Washington TruBt company at Seattle.
The mystery is a deep one, not the
slightest clue to the thief having been
obtained.
The theory is that the box was stolen
before the ship left Fairbanks and a
dummy substituted and watched down
the Tanana river by a confederate of
tihe thief, who threw away the box
upon reaching Fort Gibbon. On the
voyage down several passengers re
marked on the lightness of the box,
and could not believe it contained near
ly $80,000 in pure gold.
The theft was discovered at Fort
Gibbon and a large reward offered by
the express company turned every man,
woman and child into thief hunters.
There was no success, however, beyond
the finding of the dummy box in a
slough, where it is supposed to have
been thrown by_ a confederate for the
purpose of making the officials believe
the robbery was committed at Fort
Gibbon instead of at Fairbanks.
ANTI-LID ACT VETOED
Attempt at Superior to Obtain an
Open Sunday Fails.
Superior, Wis., Aug. 8.Last night
the common council passed an ordi
nance, the reading of which disclosed
the omission of the Sunday closing law,
leaving the closing of saloons in the
hands of the state officials. The new
ordinance also takes from the mayor all
power to close saloons.
For two weeks Sunday has been
"dry" in Superior, the East End and
South Superior, as the result of a cru
sade at a ministerial association and the
Civic league.
Mayor Linley announced today that
he would veto the ordinance.
FALCONIO AT DULTJTH
Pope's Delegate to the United States
Is Guest of McGolrick.
Duluth, Minn., Aug. 8.The steam
ship Northwest brought to Duluth last
night the Most Rev. Diomede Falconio,
D., archbishop of Larisa and the
apostolic delegate of Pope Pius to
the United States. He was accompa
nied by Bishop Burke of Albany, N. Y.,
and they will be in this city two days,
the guests of Bishop James McGolrick.
"Isle Royale and Beturn 10.00."
Every Thursday, Saturday and Sun
day until Aug. 30 inclusive, the Great
Northern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Isle Royale Ports via Duluth
and Booth Line steamers "Easton"
and "Soo City" for the extremely low
rate of $10.00, including berth and
meals on steamer. Tickets sold on
Thursdays will be good returning th'i
following Monday. Those sold on Sat
urday and Sunday good returning the
following Thursday. This allows a lay
over at Isle Royale of about 24 hours.
City Ticket Office, corner Third and
Nicollet, Minneapolis, Minn.
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Ladies' Wash Skirts of fine Linen Finished Shrunk Cotton and
Pique, also about 15 Fine White Sicilians. Made in cluster plait
and gored styles, and neatly trimmed with folds: values up to
$5.00 and $6.00
Shrunk Cotton Skirts, $1.90.
Another lot of shrunk cotton skirts made in
good styles, value up to
$.1.90
Shrunk Cotton and Colored Skirts, 69c.
Ladies' shrunk cotton and colored Oft^
skirts in neat gored style, $1.25 quality .Ww
Shirtwaist Suits, $3.95, $2.00, 95c.
Ladies' Shirtwaist Suits of fine white India
linon waists and skirts are trimmed to match
with tucks and lace good assortment of sizes
and values up to $6.00. Divided into three lots
S3.9S *S2 95c
White Lawn Waists, 59c.
Ladies' black and white lisle gloves,
all sizes, 35c and 50c quality
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Black Taffeta Silk Eton Jackets, $4.50
Ladies' black taffeta silk Eton jackets, neatly
trimmed and lined with white $JB_ ISA
satin, $7 quality HMO"
Heatherbloom Petticoats, $1.89.
We have just received a new shipment of
black and colored Heatherbloom petticoats in
several good new styles, $2.25 4 A
quality I lOw
Black and White Lisle Gloves, 19c.
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Ladies' black and colored hose,
fast colors, 25c quality, pair........
SEE TWIN CITIES ON
"TWIN CITY SIGHTSEER*'
The Fast, Clean, Handsome Electrlo Car Everybody LlkM to Ride On.
Panoramic Belt Trip Includes
LAKE HARRIET,
MINNEHAHA FALLS,
INDIAN MOUNDSCOMO PARK,
Loring Park, Lake Calhoun, Lakewood
Cemetery, Great Views of River, Mer
riam Park, State Capitol, State Fair.
State University, St. Anthony Falls,
Flour Mills and most beautiful sec
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Women's Union Suits, 19c.
Ladies' fine Swiss ribbed union suits, trimmed
with lace regular value 35c,
now 1 O
Women's Underwear, 12%c.
Ladies' ribbed vests and pants, trimmed with
cotton or linen lace regular value JAJ|
25c to 75c, now 35c 2Bc lTo 1 &W
Misses Fine Bibbed BlacJr Hose, 15c.
Misses' fast black fine ribbed A
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hose, sizes 6 to 9%, 25c quality I O O
White Shrunk Cotton Jackets, 98c.
About one dozen white shrank cotton jackets,
worth up to $3.00, to close fl^O**
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White Lawn Waists, 95c.
Ladies'finewhite lawn waists, withfinelaee
and embroidery trimmings, $1.25 fc ^_
to $1.S0 quality If O O
Black Sateen Petticoats, 69o.
Ladies' black sateen petticoats, with deep,
full flounces regular $1 quality, f&On
now OVO
Shirtwaist Suits, $1.39.
Ladies' shirtwaist suits of blaek and white
checked percale, all sizes, worth 9 4 A g%
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Women's Hose, 9c.
Ladies' fast black hose, 15c
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Seats Only 50 Cents
Leeture Rout*.
NoEntertaining dust. No discomfortBnf I It rains.
Ideal way to entertain your friends.
The Cheapest WayPleasanteatMoat ComfortableMogt Picturesque
Tickets at 13 North Sixth Street. Phone*N. W., 4580 T. C. 3131.
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