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OIL TRUST DAZED
BY QUICK RESULTS
indictments Catch Combine Off
GuardMore to Follow,
Pagin Says.
Jburoal Special Service.
Chicago, Aug. 13."The government
SB after the Standard Oil with every
force at its command," said Oliver
B. Pagin, assistant attorney general of
the United States, who is in Chicago
to draw such indictments against the
Standard Oil as the vot6S of two spe
cial prrand juries ma- neccssitate.
Mr. Pagin has a commission from
Attorney General Moody to go JTMG
any federal district in the country to
assist in the prosecution of alleged
violation of civil and criminal statutes
by the Standard Oil company, anv of
its subsidiary companies or by any
railroad transporting petroleum prod
ucts.
The indictment returned by the spe
cial grand jury last week charging the
Standard with receiving a rebate of
storage charges from the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern railroad was
drawn by Mr. Pagin. He makes no
secret of the fact that he is in Chi
cago for the purpose of drawing fur*
them indictments, thus strengthening
the theory that the special grand -jury
before adjourning last Fridav voted
several true bills against Standard. Oil
and probably against certain railroads
and perhaps some railroad officials.
"The government has surprised the
Standard people by the quick results
that have been achieved in these mid
summer investigations,'' commented
Mr. Pagin. "This is the usual time for
vacations, but the federal officials a*e
working for results now. This is the
desire of the administration.
We have a grand jury coming Tues-
as the price asked.
$1,50040x128, near Penn and
ave N a good house of eight rooms, ar
ranged for two families, all in nice con
dition.
$2,000A genuine bargain in a piece
of trackage property near 12th ave S
and 4th st there are improvements
that bring from $20 to $25 per month
you will make good money out of this.
$3,600We would like an offer of
about $2,900 for 7 lots, each having a
frontage of 50 feet, with full depth,
with city water, etc. some of them face
Lake of the Isles boulevard they all
face east in Kenwood, very convenient
to car line, school, etc. In our opinion
these lots are worth very close to
"$6,000 they can be retailed and quick
money made on them.
$7,500A corner 93x128, in one of
*the choicest eighth ward locations, near
27th st all street improvements paid
for the house contains 10 or more
rooms, finely finished in hardwoods,
hardwood floors, several mantels and
rates, sideboard, finest plumbing, nice
ecorations, gas fixtures and window
shades, full basement, best of heating
plants, laundry, etc. large screened
Eundredgoodf
iazza, barn, trees that are worth
dollars, ground that is
worth $3,000 the improvements would
cost $7,500 a decided bargain, in fine
condition with a choice location.
$4,200Probably a little less, large
lot and first-class house of 12 rooms,
arranged for two families, with two fine
bathrooms, first-class heating plant,
jnantel, both hardwood finish and floors,
gas fixtures and window shades, inside
of 15th st, near Nicollet av, now rent
ing for $40 this rental can be largely
increased.
$4,50045x128, in the vicinity of
Hennepin and 27th st, with a first-class
house, nearly new, 9 rooms, hardwood
finish and floors, mantel, bookcases,
sideboard, plate rail in dining
room, picture rails in bedrooms, gas
fixtures, wxndo-w shades, finest open
plumbing,, first-class heatin plant,,
s.s.L
ST. PAV
day and the first grand juty will be
back again on Aug. 20. We hope to have
all the Chicago matters cleared by
Aug. '22.
FIGHT TO FINISH
REPUBLICAN PLAN
Record-Herald Says Old Party In
tends to Crush Labor
Politicians.
Special to The Journal.
Chicago, Aug. 13.,A Washington
special to the Record-Herald says:
Are tl*e republican leaders deliberately
TABOUR REALTY COMPANY
courting a fight to a finish with the
politicians of organized labor? There
are acumulating signs that such is the
fact. Travelers drifting this way from
or to New York and Oyster Bay have
dropped hints of a scheme of deeper
significance than appears on the surface
of plans to defend representatives
certain districts where union labor lea
ders have served notice of attack this
fall. Putting this, that and the other
together many analysists see an of
fensive policy on the part of the cam
paign managers that was outlined far
in advance of the recent developments
in the open.
The announcement of the administra
tion's plan to employ Chinese coolie
labor in the canal zone has joined the
issue between the dominant party and
the organized labor political machine,
if anything was lacking to complete it.
If an absolute defi to the labor poli
ticians to do their worst had been in
tendeda throwing down of the gaunt
let under the very noses of the demo
cratic managers, waiting for an open
ingsit could not have been done with
more consumate skill.
Have you seen the PUlsbury "A"
mill*
410 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH
$8,00050x150, a new home, being I
one of the best-built and finest finished
in this city, containing 10 or 12 rooms,
the living-room being extra large, also
billiard-room finished in selected hard
woods. all hardwood floors, mantel, side
board, bookcases, seats, gas and elec
tricity, fixtures and window shades, hot
water heat, finest plumbing you ought
to see this house, as it is worth your
while. East front in Lake of the Isles
section convenient to car, fine improve
ments surrounding and adjoining.
$6,000A genuine bargain in one of
the choicest locations in SE Minneapo
lis, with an extra fine home of 10 rooms,
nearly new, finished in quarter-sawed
white oak and other hardwoods, hard
wood floors, strictly modern in every
respect, convenient to the university
the house would cost as much to build uru-_-icis ueaii.ufg piautcreasin iasrer wan ever oeiore. xx
screens, gtonn sash also barn a bar- you want anything in the teal estate
&ain good terms. 1 line, see us before investing.
a*M*MMSS|Bl
Club Car.
Another Train leaves Minneapolis 12:01 noon. St Paul 12t30P. M.
TICKETS AT
Corner 5th and Robert Streets.
m^J^JS^A^ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC
$2.200 A business lot, 22x100, on
Washington, near 10th av S certainly
is a bargain.
$6,900A new house containing 10
rooms and finished third floor, all hard
wood finish and floors, mantel, side
board, bookcases, clothes chute, expen
sive gas fixtures and duplex window
shades, front and back stairs, elaborate
decorations, full basement with best of
combination heating plants, water
meter and laundry, full length screens
and storm sash the living room is
about 85 feet in length lavatory on
first floor this property is offered at
$500 less than cost within a year loca
tion vicinity of Hennepin and 24th st
good terms if desired.
$3,85040x128, with a first-class
house of 10 rooms, fine hardwood finish
and floors, mantel, sideboard, finest
15thpconvenience,n
lumbing adheatinjr every possible
with good barn, fine trees,
all street improvements, including curb
and gutter, between Hennepin and Lyn
dale, near 27th st.
$1,550A fine bargain in a home,
nearly new, containing 7 nice rooms, fin
ished in hardwoods, hardwood floors,
nicely arranged, and nice outside ap
pearance, built by days' labor for a
home, in the vicinity of Portland and
38th st.
$11,000100x110, in the vicinity of
Erie and Dartmouth SE, with a home of
3 or 4 rooms, also barn.
$7,00050x150, one of the prettiest
homes in Lake of the Isles section,
faces east, convenient to car and the
lake, has 9 or 10 rooms, very finely fin
ished, every possible convenience, near
ly new, perfect condition.
$4,65058x122, near Lyndale and
24th st, a first-olass house of 9 rooms,
nearly new, hardwood finish and floors,
strictly modern and up-to-date in every
way, perfect condition, all street im
provements paid for a fine purchase.
$4,000In the vicinity of Humboldt
and 24th st, one of the most complete
homes of* 8 rooms in this city, finest
hardwoods and floors, elaborate decora
tions, large living room, good barn, a
fine home in a choice location, strictly
modern.
$3,500A little block of flats renting
for $55 per month, partly modern, in
nice condition, nearly new, 8th ward lo
cation.
We invito your insepction of the
above list. The properties described
are only samples of the largest list of
property in the city#. We have hundreds
of houses, all locations and prices. We
have thousands of lots all over the
city. We have rental investments that
will net from 8 to 12 per cent. We have
mortgages for sale. You should bear in
mind that you will never be able to
buy Minneapolis property as cheap as
-you. can at present. Tie city is in
creasing faster than ever before. I
CHICAGO
QREAT
s*+ WESTERN
RAILWAY
THE RIGHT ROAD TO OMAHA
The "limited" leaving CG.W. Depot, Corner Washington Ave. and
I Oth Ave. So* Minneapolis, 8:00 P. M. St Paul Union Depot
8:35 P. M., arrives Council Bluffs 6:50 A M., Omaha 7:10 the
next morning. Connects with Western Trains in Union Depot,
Omaha.
Tram is Electric Lighted Throughout. Consists of Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars and.
MINNEAPOLIS
Center Nloollet Ave. end 8th St.
.FOR THE BLOOD
9*4 +*Jmm* i i i i
&* The demand for S. S. S. has steadily increased since it was first placed
on the market until it is now recognized as the greatest of all blood purifiers.
It has won its way to success because IT CUKES DISEASE, and
there are few homes where "S. S. S. for the blood" is not a household saying.
As the blood is the very life of the body, nourishing and supplying strength
to every part, disease in some form is sure to follow when it becomes contam-
inated. Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Boils, Pimples and the various skin affections
are due to an over-acid and impure blood-supply. Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Scrofula, Chronic Sores and Ulcers, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., are-all
deep-seated blood diseases and will continue to grow worse and more danger-
ous as long as the impurities and poisons which produce them remain in the
blood. In all blood disorders S. S. S. has proven itself a perfect remedy, and
well earned the right to be called the greatest of all blood purifiers. It goes
down into the circulation and forces out all poisons, impurities, humors,
and unhealthy matter, and makes this life-stream rich, pure and health-sus-
taining. S. S. S. reaches inherited blbod taints and so enriches the circula-
tion that diseases of years standing are permanently cured.|^It contains no
harmful minerals and is nature's real blood purifier. Book on the blood and
CO^ATIANTAGAM
TkeWest Mates
Shoes
TLat Beat tne Eaat
This Applies to STYLE as well
QUALITY
f5Jw
t|No more reason why tke
West shouldn't do this than
that it shouldn't excel in
other lines.
fJfThc best examples of
Western shoe making are
$1MUgt\flX\$t shoes for
men and women.
5
*3 to
$
Aek the Shoe Dealer
Rugs Cleaned
Orientals and Expensive Imported
Bugs cleaned by the Celebrated
Naptha Process.
Henry Bros. Dye House
1213-15-17 HENNEPIN AVE.
FINE CUTLERY
207 Ktsoflt Av*., MtaoMpoBs.
BOARD AND ROOM
Offered.
STRANGERS I N TH E CITY CAN FIND FIRBT
class accommodations at 124 16th st Take
1st av car to 16th st. N. W. phone Main
4635-L.
WELCOME G. A. FINE FAMILY HOME
reasonable price. Hotel Van Kyce. 1224 Nic.
HOTEL SAN ANGELOROOMS WITH OR
without board, private bath. 1223. Nicollet.
ROOM AND BOARD. 510 10th ST S.
BOARD AND ROOM
Wanted.
GENTLEMAN WITH SON 16, AN DAUGH
ter 18, wants two rooms and board In strict
ly private family, eighth ward preferred. Ad
dress 1897. Journal.
MONUMENTS
W E STILT. HAVE SEVERAL HmiTOELED MOKTJ
mentg and markers to be closed out at whole
sale prices ranging from $5 to $600. Anoka
Granite tc Marble works, salesroom 428 Wash
ington av N.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO., MONUMENTS,
headstones and markers special designs on
request. Office, 419 Oth S. Granite and
Marble Works. 3517 Hen, av. Both phones.
MEDICAL
MRS. DR. FXTTELLA McXAY, SPECIALIST,
No. 7 S 7th st electric and electro-magnetic
treatments, scientific massage, vapor and medi
cated sweats, cures rheumatism, lumbago,
nervous diseases and weaknesses of all kinds
consultation free.
IF YOU ARE SICK AN MEDICINE DON'T
help you. call on Dr. Anna M. Hardman, room
8. 728 Nicollet av. N. W. Main 3239 LI.
JgAJWnER^ANDJgraANGE^
WILT%EXOHANC~T^G^
elms typewriter and also .bicycle. Address
2011. Journal.
FBANG TO EXCHANGE FOR HORSE AN
buggy or team. Segerstrom Piano Co., 804
Nicollet av.
PIANO TO EXCHANGE FOll CARPENTER
work or painting and papering. 804 Nicollet
OPTICIANS
EYES EXAMINED GLASSES $1 AND UP AR
tincial eyes open Saturday evenings Sunday
10 to 11. Ostrem. 829 Nicollet, upstairs.
DR. GERTRUDE STANTON, ONLY WOMAN
optician in the city. Dayton's. 7th and Nlc.
JOHN J. D0WD, 0PT0METBIST AN 0PTI
clan, optical dept., Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
OABPET CLEANING, ETJO
^^^JJANJJI^OTUBINO^^
BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS CARPET
cleaning. Moorish Rug Co., 1602 ID Franklin.
CLEAN your own rugs and carpets with Oarpe
tlna costs 2H yd 913 Nic. T.O. 456 Nic.404
STOVE REPAIRS
U. S. STOVE REPAIR CO., 18 3d S I 8. STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones,
Prompt service.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
era Stove Repair Co., 812 Hennepin av.
^NOUNCEWDBITO
OUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
Chicago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast termi
nals and tributary points. For best of ser
vice and lowest rates write or call on the
Boyd Transfer Co 4C 3rd at S.
SOME GOOD FARMS NEAR THE TWIN CITIES
and some bordering on Mtnnetonka for sale.
A. BUd-ten, 907 Franklin aT. Tel. South
8148 3.
SHAFTING. PULLEYS, HANGERS, COUP
lings, belting, wood and iron working ma
chinery, new and second-hand. Largess ttock.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 S 8d at, Mpls.
^ROTESSIONAi
STJFEBJLTJOTJS HAIR, HOLES, ETC, PEEMA-
nentlyremoTedby electricity. Miss HolUster,
77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand i the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLLIMSON'&^SROHANTT^A^^
yers and solicitors main office, 925-933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Minn. 52 McOill
building, Washington, D. C.
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS.
FAMILY PLATE AN JEWELRY OUR SPE
cialty perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Oo.'s Fireproof Warehouse,
400 fi Lake
^JMNlNG^VESmENT^^
PLATTEVILLB, WIS., LEAD AN ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks.
W. P. McDonald, Andrua buildingAdvice Mpls.free.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
MoNOTJY~
DETEOTIV^^
service, unequaled facilities, reasonable rates,
references, police headquarters. 210 Kasota blk
^^JETJJOMAN^raAVEL^
TO EUROPE VI A OUNARD LINE.
Company's new office. Guaranty Bldg.,
AUCTION SALES
W D. Gordon
mtme-
Co., licensed auctioneers
088 Omtmbh Botti
MHHsfta^HaB WmmmBmm
HELP WANTEDMALE
1,000 RAILBOAD LABORERS WANTED FOB
the west tracklayers, ballasting gangs, team
sters, rock and eatth station men. steam
BhOTel laborers, stemm epfflneers an
craneunen traoklaylngshovel foremen, assistand
foremen, surfacing foremen, material yard
foremen, track raisers, track lluers steam
shovel foremen, rock foremen, grading ma
chine runners, team foremen, blacksmiths,
bead cooks, second cooks, cookees. Free fare
west. Ship dally. Call on Western Employ
ment Co.. 11-18-15 1st Bt 8, Minneapolis. Let
ters will not be answered. _^____^______
HAPGOODS,
813 Nicollet AT.
Hapgoods Is supplying thousands of employers
with capable men In aU grades of work.
We invite such men to subscribe to our
service. Thousands of positions now
open for experienced bookkeepers, clerks,
salesmen and technical men.
WANTED ENGINEER TO TAKE CHARGE
steam plant in flour mill running town electric
lights la connection must be experienced elec
trician capable of doing wiring and making
small repairs good wages and steady em
ployment to right man. Must be temperate
and capable. Keferencea required.
Address 1829. Journal.
WANTEDtfOB U. B. ARMY, ASUS-BOTCES,
unman led men, between ages of 21 and 35.
citizens of Uiilted States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For Information apply to re
cruiting officer. Phoenix building, or Com
mercial Hotel, St. Paul, or 82* 1st aT S, Min
neapolis, Minn.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS, UP-TO-DATE
dress goods salesman most have a clean
recoid and be able to randle the finest trade
to such a man is offered a permanent posi
tion, good pay and advancement as results are
shown. Apply to 8. B. Josselyu, superintend
ent, Mannhelmer Bros., St. Paul.
WANTEDSALESMEN TO BELL OUR FINE
groceries direct to consumers in the coun
try, profitable, steady, desirable, exclusive
territoiy for energetic hustling salesmen
bpecial prices to carload men. Rpsber-Som
merfield, wholesale grocers, 644 Walnut st,
Kansas City, Mo.
WANTEDFIRST CLASS STENOGRAPHER
tor North Dakota, 870.
Seveial young men who can operate type
writer, ?4o
Elevator operator, to start $35.
S. A. Moraweta & Co., 600 Kasota Blag.
POSITIONS PAYING 816 TO 870 PER MONTH
and no expenses for board and lodging are
open to young men and mechanics in the
uavj: advancement for merit, first outfit of
clothing free. Apply Navy Recruiting Sta
tion, 808 Postoffice, Minneapolis.
WANTED-^FOR THE THRESHING SEASON,
an experienced elevator man, capable of run
ning the mechanical part of a large and com-
Eoard
Heated elevator, wages 8100 per month and
Address with particulars to Oliver
Dahymple, Casselton, N. D.
WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING, OFTIOS
taught free, oldest school in twin cities
board without cost best instructors write
for catalogue. Minneapolis Engraving and
Watchmaking School, 7th and Hennepin, Min
neapolis. _______________
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED ABSTRACTER,
capable of taking charge of business If neces
sary, must be temperate and steady, state ex
perience ana salavjr wut in. Btst letter.
Address Lock Box C, Ipswich. 8. D.
ANY INTELLIGENT 2EBS0N MAY EAEN 140
to $60 monthly at home In spare time, cor
responding for newspapers no canvassing, ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y.
WANTEDBRIGHT, ACTIVE BOY OF NEAT
appeal ance, 16 or 17 years of age, to deliver
light goods to city trade, and make himself
generally useful around the office. Address,
giving leferences, 2099, Journal,
WATCHES CLEANED, 5So: MAIN SPRINGS,
50c warranted one jear, $1 will repair your
watch thoroughly, no, matter what is broken
expert work guaranteed. Dobrin, 228 Wash
ington avt^^Eatabllshed 1SS6.
BUTCHER WANTEDAN ALL BOUND
butcher, capable of taking charge of shop
must be sober and Industrious state wages
wanted In iirsrt letter. Lock Box T2, Stark
weather, N. D.
wjiXttb-bm HUE. Y6TOft MA 6
young woman having experience in retail
lumbar office, to help on book* and Btanog
raphy, Underwood machine. Address 1284,
JournalMOTHER, EVEEY SON AN DAXJOHTEK TO
order a box lunch 15o, 80c and 25c arold
the rush. T. C. 2889. For sale at 126 7th st
N, 206 Hennepin ay, operator In Phoenix bldg.
lobby.
"WANTEDTOB TH E IT. S. MARINE CORPS,
men between ages 21 and 85 an opportunity
to see the world. For tull Information apply
in person or by letter to No. 41 Washington
aT B,
JLlTMBINCr SCHOOLWJE TEACH YOU THE
plumbing trade pays best wages, insiues
steady work, makes you Independent Write
today. Plumbing School. Minneapolis, Minn.
iTaOSENTHA17=HE TAILO*r0. 6 7th ST
N, rear Paulos' candy store. Suits sponged
and pressed/ 60of done right, Xadips* and gen
tlemen's garments cleaned and repulreu
WANTED A ONCEONE GENERAL CLERK
and one hardware clerk must have some ex
perience and must speak German. Address
Albrecht Bros.. Anamooee. N.
WANTEDA BOY, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD
must be able to read Scandinavian willing
to work strong, honest, at once. Call at
724 4th st, ask for Pedersen.
36 MfcN AND BOYS WANTED.
$8 per day can be made selling souvenir
canes and badges until Aug. 18. Call e\ery
day at 328 Kasota block.
GLAZIER'S HELPERSTRONG BOY OR
man, experienced In cutting and trimming in
steady Job, good pay. Curtis A Yale Co.,
_18th av SE and Bth st.
WANTED GOOD PRACTICAL MINERS
steady work good wages good treatment.
Apply at 201 Guaranty Loan building. Wash
burn Lignite Coal Co.
WANTEDYOUNG MAN, 17 OR 18 YEARS
of age, as stockboy state age, former em
plover and what references can be given.
Address 2061, Journal.
BARBER WANTED AT ONOE $14 PE
week year round to good, sober man must be
good workman. Address Beauchamp,
Barnesvllle, Minn
AGENTS, CANVASSERS, PEDDLERS TO SELL
G. A. R. souvenir medals, badges and canes.
Call Arlington Hotel, 618 Hennepin aT. Ask
for M. I. Chertok.
WANTEDGERMAN SPEAKING CLERK FOB
periencee an
Grim-m Co.
grocery and shoes state wages, experienc and
Address A,
age first letter.
Parkston. 8. D.
WANTED-^EXPERIENCED DRIVERS ON FUR
nlture wagons. Apply Monday morning at
dellyery department, Now England Furniture
& Carrot Co.
MALE STENOGRAPHER, EXPERIENCED I N
real estate business salary $75 references
and experience first letter. Lock Box B, Shel
don, N. D.
WANTEDYOUNG MAN OF 18 FOR WBAF
ping packages, one with experience pre
ferred. Palace Clothing Co. Apply to George
Ltndblad.
WANTEDSAWMILL HANDS AN COMMON
laborers. $186 to $2 25 a day Call C. A.
Smith Lumber Co,, aawiani, 44tta av N and
Lyndale.
WANTEDDRUG CLERK. REGISTERED As
sistant or young man with several years' ex
Serience. George M. Biasing, Deer River,
[inn.
fta-r.-EHMAW WANTEDSINGLE MAN WITH
good experience steady position good wages
must furnish reference. M- R. HalL Britton,
S. D.
DURING JULY OATON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
258 2d aT 8, in the College block, jrdmlts stu
dents, tuition payable after obtaining position.
RAZORS GROUND AN HONED BEST AN
cheapest ta the city by the old razor expert,
William Bodwin. 221 2d aT S. second floor.
WANTEDTEN MEN FOB WOBX ON RANCH
Apply 201
Minn
in North Dakota: good wage*
Pioneer Preas btilldlng. St F
WANTEDTHREE OR F0UB
buyers| Germans preferred
competent men. Address 14
GOOD GRAIN
wages to
WANTEDTINNER FOB ALL KINDS OF
work and clerking in country hardware store.
Meacham Bros. A Co,, Edgertyn, Minn.
SI CLEANS AN REPAIRS YOUR WATCH,
no matter what is broken: no better work
at any price. Bruuat, 202 Bykes block.
SHOES RESOLED I N 16 MINUTES BEST OAK
soles, sewed, 76c nailed, 50c rubber heels,
40c. S. T. Sorensen, 814 Nicollet KT.
SIMPSON'S BARREL IS WHERE YOU STAND
while having your pants pressed for 15c suita
60c ooen evenintcs 704 1st av S.
WANTEDTWO BOYS TO CARRY DISHES I N
dining room and one boy for kitchen.
Hotel St. Angelo, 1221 Nicollet ay.
BOYS WANTED TO WORK I N BOX FAO
tory, 16 years and OTCT. C. A. Smith Lum
ber Co., 44th aT N and Lyndale.
FOR SALEA. FINE BLACK 1,200-LB DELIV
ery horse. If you are looking for a snap
look this up. 2919 Hennepin ST.
WANTEDTWO FIRST-OLASS PATTERN
makers for architectural iron work. The Her
aog lron_Works, St. Paul, Minn.
WANTEDTEAMSTERS FOR CITY WORK
steady work ano good wages to a first-class
man. Apply 2914 PUlsbury aT.
WANTED A ONOEMAN AN WIFE TO
work on farm, steady year around Apply
at 229 Nicollet av, book store.
WANTEDTWO NON-UNION CARPENTERS
for shop work, and also two non-union paper
hangers. 110 7th S.
WANTED^SOYS XO WORK IN FACTORY,
light work. Nortlrweatern Compo Board Co.,
44th av N and Lyndale.
WANTEDFITTERS AND HELPERS FOR AR
chitectural Iron work. The Heraog Iron
Works. St. Paul, Minn.
GOOD BARBER WANTED A ONCE STEADY
job good wages. O. R. Maves, St. Peter,
fee five Pag
De
HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued
mar WANTED AT THE MIDLAND LINSEED
Co mill. 31st av SB Apply ready to work.
7 a.m. or p.m.
WANTEDNON-UNIO N LATHERS TO LATH
hotibe call tomorrow morning ready to work.
Call 2840 28th av S.
WANTEDA OOOD STRONG BOY, 18 OB SO
years old. to make cores In foundry. 26th and
University av SIC.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON CUSTOM
coats wanted 720 Temple Court, power ma
chines at once.
BARBER WANTED$18 AND HALF OYER
820. Answer at once. H. K. Lawrence. High
more, S. D.
WANTEDTWO OOAT AND ONE PANTSKAK
er steady work. Lad, the tailor, Sioux
Falls, S. D.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED BUNDLE WRAP
per, permanent position. The Model Cloth
ing House.
WANTED AT ONOEriRST-OLASS TAILORS
and bushelman. O. H. Ingram, 7 6th st S,
Elk hall.
WANTEDCARPENTERS FOR ELEVATOR
-nork. Call Barnard & Record Co., 41 Corn
Exchange.
WANTEDONE OB TWO 000D DELIVERY
men for city. Ives' Ice Cream Co., 215 2d
av SB.
WANTEDA OOATMAKER CAPABLE OF DO.
ing repair work. Archei's, Nicollet and 3d st.
WANTEDTEAMSTER TO DRIVE SPRIN-
kler._J3all_Flour_Clty Transfei, 217 5th st S.
NOTICE TO ALL MECHANICSSTAT AWAT
from Billings, Mont., until trouble is over.
WATCHES CLEANED, 91 i MAINSPRINGS, SI
warranted one year. Paegel's, 22 3d st 8.
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED WASH MAN.
Model Steam Lauudiy, Grand Forks, N. D.
WANTEDTWO OR THREE GOOD MEN TO
work in ice cream factory. 215 2d av SE.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS MACHIND3T FLOOR
hand. Printers' Supply Co., 100 8d st N.
WANTEDYOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE
foi soda fountain at Cirkler's drug store.
PRESS FEEDER WANTEDAPPLY MTNNE
apolls Frele Prosee Herold, 48 3d at 8.
WANTElClAT^ THE GREAT WESTERN
Printing Co., job presafeedera at once.
WANTED TAILOR AND BUSHELMAN.
Henry Bros. Dye House, 1213 Hennepin.
WANTEDGOOD BAXER, APPLY LEWIS'
Ideal Home Bakery, 1008 Nicollet av.
A FIRST-CLASS PHOTO RETOUCHER,
ler, photographer, 018 Medical block.
ELEVATOR BOT AND ORDERLT
at St. Barnabas hospital.
WANTEDBOILERMAKERS'
shop 417 1st st S.
MIL-
WANTEDMAN TO DRIVE TEAM, AT 4409
Lyndale av S. Take Bryant av car.
WANTEDSECOND OOOX, GOOD WAGES,
steady job. Golden West_Hotel.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED DRAFTSMAN
the Washburn Co 1007 3d st S.
AT
WANTED
HELPERS AT
FASTBYMAN WANTED AX THE GRILL CAFE,
Mlnot, N. D.
ENTERTAIN YOUR ENCAMPMENT VISITORS
by a trip to beautiful Lake Pepin, on the
Packet Steamer Cyclone, Wabash and return,
including 174 miles of delightful river scen
ery meals and berth. $8 75, boat leaves Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a.m., and
returns the following day at 4.30 p.m. Land
ing foot of Jackson st, St. Paul.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS STENOGRAPHER
for North Dakota, permanent position, $30.
Telephone operator, long hours, $7.
Experienced lad} bookkeeper, $12.
Fust-class stenographer, SoO.
Stenographer, good at figures, 835.
S. A. Morawets & Co.,
600 Kasota Blotk.
NEW YORK MILLINERYPLATE GLASS
corner, 300 Cedar av, the largest retail mil
linery in the city, is offering tor festival
week every hat in the store for one-third of
cost W want every lady in the city to
appear at tier bast. Call and set what you
want. Read New York Millinery's large let
ters on the windows.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON KAY EARN |4 0
to $50 monthly at home, In spare time, cor
responding for newspapers no canvassing ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y.
EVERY MOTHER, SON AN DAUGHTER TO
order a box lunch 15c, 20c and 26c, avoid
the rush. T. O. 2339. For sale at 126 7th st
N, 206 Henx.epln aT, operator in Phoenix bldg.
lobby.
WANTEDGOOD COOK FOR SMALL PRIVATE
family at Lake Mtnnetonka, Apply 1826 3d
av S.
MILLINERY AN DRESSMAKING TAUGHT
quickly competent students furnished posi
tions, 25 millinery apprentices wanted must
be good sewers. Dobbs Brothers, 1008 Nicol
let aT.
A FIRST-CLASS LADY RETOUCHER ABLE
abl to assist with other work about the stu
dio steady position to right party. Address
A W. Dewey, 211 2d at B, Jamestown, N. D.
WANTEDOPERATORS ON POWER MA
chines to work on shirts, pants. OTeralls and
duck coats, steady work, best of pay. Call
ltobitshek. I rank & Heller.
WANTED -GOOD ftIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, good wages, permanent position
and transportation. Mrs. F. L. Kellogg,
Cleveland N D.
WANTEDOPERATORS
experienced prelerred
chiet opeiator, N. W
and 2d av SE.
FOR TOLL WORK
Apply at once to toll
Telephone Co., 6th
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSS
work no washing, no ironing new house
good pay. Call N. W. phone South 2069-J,
O. 7992.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED ONE WHO LIVES
at home and will work for $6 Includes other
office work. Hennepin Steam Laundry, 120
1st av S.
WANTED-r-MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO OOOX
in large family permanent home Sundays off.
100 miles south of Minneapolis. Address 1487,
Journal.
MANGLE GIRLS WANTED MUST LIVE AT
home and be over 16 years old permanent for
the winter. Hennepin Steam Laundry, 120 1st
aT N1.
WANTEDAT ONCE. EXPERIENCED DINING,
room girl also kitchen girl good wages
steady work Address 3 Miillnn. Mjobase.
N. D.
WANTEDA GERMAN NURSE GIRL F0S
baby five months' old one who a go home
nights, references required. N. W. Main 3941
ARE YOU SAVING A LITTLE FOB THE
.hard times coming? The Savings Bank of
Minneapolis, corner 4th st and 2d av S.
WANTEDGIRL PRESSERS FOB LADIES'
dresses steady work. Call at once. Henry
Bros.' dye house, 1218 Hennepin ST
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, family of four steady place, fair
wages 2612 Inpon av S
WANTEDFINE FU FINISHERS STBADY
work: good wages fare paid. Address Rauh
& Rlchter. Butte. Mont.
WANTED-^A GOOD GIRL FOB GENERAL
housework will pay $6 no washing to do.
Address 1761. Journal.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON CUSTOM
coats wanted 720 Temple Court power ma
machines at once.
WANTEDGOOD GIRL FOR
housework must be good cook.
Bryant aT S.
GENERAL
Apply 2202
WANTEDA HOUSEKEEPER ON A FARM
so objection to widow with child. Address
2012, Journal.
WANTEDA GIRL FOB CHAMBER WORK
and dining room work. 2709 Central aT NB.
O 1T210
GOOD GIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSEWORK
Stevenwages
Journal.
ood no washing. Dr. Strout, 8046
aT.
WANTEDDISHWASHERS. APPLY TO CHEF
or steward Commercial Club, Andrua building.
WAITEDLADY TO ASSIST JANITOR SEA
son's position see Janitor, Bijou opera-house.
WANTETfFOUR STRONG GIRLS FOR
kitchen_work. _The Grill, 308 1st aT S
WANTEDTWO FIRST-CLASS
GIRLS FOR
pantry work. The Grill, 308 1st aT S.
A FIRST-CLASS PHOTO RETOUCHER,
ler. pUoflographer. 618 Medical block.
MIL-
GIRL WANTED A TH E AMERICAN LINEN
Supply Co., 911 Mary place.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK] GOOD
wages. 1600 3d aT S.
SITUATION WANTED
Male.
YOUNG MAN, SCHOOL STUDENT, DE
sires place toHIGH work for board while attending
school near Central High preferred.
The Emergency Co..
929 Nicollet av.
WANTEDBY COMPETENT ENGINEER, 18
years' experience, machinist, fitter and elec
trician, with first-class references, chief
marine and goremment stationary certificates
strictly sober. Address 1947, Journal.
POSITION AS NIGHT WATCHMAN, TWELVE
ears' experience one firm am employed will
change age 81 with beat of reference from
one of the largest companies in city. Phone
Doc., T. O. 9948, during the day.
GOOD DETAIL MAN, FAMILIAR WITH
branch house and agents' accounts, as wed
as general office work 875 to start. Open
Sept. 15 or earlier. Address 1827, Journal.
STUDENT WANTS WOBS I N CLOTHING OB
grocery store one year's experience. Ad-
2ne BalTvrfpa Nwtnad, 420 oeafeiUv.,,
SITUATION WANTED
Continued.
WANTED-4IY TOTING MAN, GERMAN,
years of age, unmarried, position as book
keeper have six years' experience in the
general mercantile line, with three years as
double entry bookkeeper also experience in
collections graduate of the Minnesota School
of Business and can give very best of ref
erences as to character and ability nature
of business or location Immaterial. Address
61, Journal.
SITUATION WANT__r~AS SALESMAN I N
dry goods, clothing, shoes or grocery store
26 years* experience, excellent character
gilt-edge references can accept position of
trust and will consider proposition as trav
eling salesman for established wholesale
house. Address 65 Bedford SB, Mlnneap
olis.
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL
office man wants position with live growing
concern. Several years' experience. Describe
__ position and salary. _Address 442, Journal.
WANTED^-POBITION TOTTNG MAN ~LV
lumber business as stenographer, bookkeeper,
agent, experienced wholesale and retail, par
ticulars on request. L,. 5 Mlnto, N. D.
PRACTICAL] EXPERIENCED GROCERY
clerk desires employment ten years' experi
ence, Inside or order. 8322 Thomas av N.
Tel., N. W. Main 1944-J2.
TOUNO MAN BOOKKEEPER AN BTENO0
rapher dtatres permanent position in or out of
city: experienced and best of references. Ad-
drcs_1210._ Journal.
SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED
meat cutter, who would like to work in city,
can furnish references. Address Box 838.
Willmar, Minn.
SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG MAN WANTS
some kind of office work, has had little ex
perience and studied a course in bookkeeping.
1550 Journal.
WANTEDPAPER HANGER AND PAINTEB,
Tarnish stainer, wants work, non union. Also
plastering and paper cleaning. Address 1360,
Journal.
PRINTER, DESIRES CHANGE ALL AROUND
man and no boozer competent and reliable.
Address Box 136 Parminston, TmTvr,
WANTEDBY A Y0TJNG~MAN~A
P0SITI0N
as tracer In architects office to learn tne
business Address 1808, Journal.
EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR WISHES Posi
tion, city or road, hustler. 8322 Thomas aT
N. Tel, N. W. Main 1944-J2.
PRINTERALL-ABOUND RELIABLE C0UN
try printer desires permanent position at once.
Box 182, Ellsworth, Wis.
BOY OF 19 YEARS WANTS WOES FOB
two weeks, am willing to work reasonable.
Address 2119, Journal.
YOUNG SCOTCH LADDIE WISHES EMPLOY
ment by the day light work of any kind. 2101
Lake st
A YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEP
er, desires a position. Address 1266, Journal.
Female.
RATI UVDfcA SHXI CLASSIFICATION. A
word no ad leas than 10c daily 20 words or
SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED
young woman as cashier In hotel, reataurant,
confectionery or cigar, all particulars In first
letter. Address 446, Fargo, N. D.
WANTEDBY UNIVERSITY GIRL, OFFICE
work for afternoons, or place to exchange
music lessons to children for board and room.
Address 1456, Journal.
YOUNG LADY, WITH FIVE YEARS' EXPERI
ence, desires position as bookkeeper and ste
nographer: can furnish best of reference. Ad
dress 1416, Journal.
LADY BOOKKEEPER WOULD T.TCT XO
take charge of small set books after 5
o'clock and Saturday afternoon. Address
1064, Journal.
POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER A BE
fined, trustworthy middle-aged lady, in hotel
or private home, would leaTe city* Address
1696, Journal.
POSITION WANTED YOUNG LADY STB
nographer, experienced references good pen
man. Address 1309, Journal.
SITUATION WANTEDWOMAN WANTS AN
kind of day work. Answer by mail. A. 8.,
428 8th at S, Minneapolis.
LADY WOULD LIKE BOME KIND OF Dis
tributing during this week. Address 1363,
Journal.
FINANCIAL
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CHATTEL LOANS,
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
Established 25 Years,
Loans
On furniture, pianos, horses, etc., without
0 the slightest publicity. Small or large
payments, weekly or monthly, with privi
lege of payment on or before, thus stop
ping all cost. Having been engaged in
the money lending business for the past
25 years, and with the large clientele we
bare, we are enabled to make the lowest
rates, and give the quickest possible ser
ice. Our record and reputation for the past
25 years Insures honorable and confidential
dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
805-306 Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
1st a S and 4th st
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IT IS EASY TO PA ALL THOSE LITTLE,
annoying and troublesome debts on the install
ment pun.
Borrow money.
Chattel mortgage loans
On furniture, pianos, horses.
Wagons, warehouse receipts, etc*
Lowest and best rates.
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
406-408 Ne York Life Building.
Telephone, N. W Main 409 L2. T. 8092.
ABE YOU LOOKING
For a Friend
To Loan You Money)
We loan on furniture, pianos, salaries,
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday till 9 p.m.
Call, write or telephoneN. W. Main 177a
Twin City 9378.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
801-002 Globe Bldg, 22 4th st S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MINNEAPOLIS IM
prored real estate at the lowest preTailing
rates large loans and "building" loans par
ticularly solicited partial payment prlTlIege
granted.
B. M. Newport,
aoa Pfaouilx Bnildlnc
MONET TO LOAN-ON MINNESOTA AN
North Dakota farms a few choice mortgages
always on hand for private inrestors. John
son-van Sent Co., Bank of Commerce build
ing, Minneapolis, Minn. S. B. Van Sant,
president J. A. Johnson, secretary.
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE, RE
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security offices in 58 principal cities.
D. H. Tolman, 920 New York Life building.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estate no delay in securing answer or
in closing deal. Also building loans lowest
fatga Thorpe Bros.. Andnu bldg.
BUILDING LOANSX ADVANCE FUNDS AS
needed i building no delay or disappoint
ment payment privileges. B. D. Brown,
788 Lumber Exchange.
W E OFFER 0UB OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current, rates
no delay. The Minnesota Loan A Trust Co.,
818 Nicollet aT.
WANT FIVE-YEAR LOAN OF tf.MO 6 9
Minneapolis Income property, conserratlTely
Talued at 85,600 prefer on or before prlTllege.
2069. Journal.
I WILL LEND YOU 818 TO 880 WITHOUT
security at legal rates. Do not fall to in
vestigate my proposition
Journal.
R. D. OONB A 00., 81V GUARANTY BLDG,
bare on hand to loan on lmproTed property
11,000, 11,500, 82,000, 88,500 lowest rate*.
W E LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE A LOW
est rates no delay. Nickels A Smith, 811
Nicollet aT.
PROMPT LOANS ON IMPROVED MXNNEAPO
lis real estate. C. S. Woodruff, 606 Guaranty
building.
PRIVATE 1st and 2d Real Estate Mortgages
made promptly. Dever, 537 Andrua building.
MONEY" LOANED ON GOOD BEAL ESTATE
security. Axel Anderson A Co., Sec. Bank bldg.
READY MONEY LOANED ON DAKOTA LANDS
and other securities. DaTls. 720 Phoenix bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AGENTS
wanted. M. R. Watera A Son^ Minneapolis.
MONEYTO'LOAN A LOWEST
BATES NO
delay. Thayer A Gale, 213 N. Y. Life bldg.
HAVE $1,000 TO $1,700 TO LOAN ON EM-
proTed city property. Call 483 Andrns bldg.
$108 0 M0BE ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Tabour Realty Co.. 410 1st ST g.
^_LOANSjMrojOT^TTO_
aUICK LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS,
horses, wagons, warehouse receipts or any se
curity low rates easy payments. Metro
politan Loan Co.. 824 Guaranty building.
RICE LOANS ON AUB*XXND8 OF PERSONAL
property charges reasonable. 506 Globe bldg.
jpgOTooBAPmc^suppijm^
W E HAVE A TOLL LINE OF TH E CELB
brated Eastman kodaks and photographic sup
plies. Aniateur developing and flqUhlng
promptly done. Ne England Furniture A
Carpet Co., corner 1st aT S and 5th st.
KODAK AND BROWNIE CnMEBIB ABE DAT
light loading. Buy them of O, Peck Co..
S Mb at 8
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FXAiro BARGAINS.
TJsea Planes. ^J"i
0 Stetnwey, mgular 1500
ChickeriBf,upright, upright, regular fflOO....$168. 200
(Both the above are right up to their
high grade reputation.)
Fischer, upright, regular $450 $175
(Fine tone and action like all Fischers.)
Shaw, upright, handsome caselarge $123
Sterling,i upright 140
I
(E
came, fine for room
^f
or hall.)
Wheelock, upright 175
Bargains all through the bouse.
Howard, Farwell A Co..
701 Nicollet.
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OAuroxjnA wzas KOUSB.
200 Nicollet aT.
Whiskies, Brandies, Wines and Lienors
foe Family and Medical Use.
Prompt DellTery to all parts of the City,
X. O, W. psoae Mala Stfi.
P. BENBOV, Ufa WASH. A S.,
Manufacturer and importer of high-grade
musical instruments.
Special gale on Violins
during G. A. K. week. OTer 200 to select
from. Prices 13.75 np, nMmn
and bow.
KOOd ease
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TRUNKS.
Suit Cases and lrareUng Bags.
While la tue city call and see our com
plete line. We are manufacturers and caa
save you the retaaller's pront. Our aooos
are guaranteed.
The Bijou Trunk Factory, William Lorens.
Proprietur, 14 Washington aT N
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TKE LaaOBSX A6BORXXEHT OF BRAS*
Instruments In th northwest, such as
cornets, tubas, trombones, clarinets, etc.,
at lowest prices. If you are Intend
ing to buy anything In that line it will
pay you to call and get my prices.
Max A. Kohen,
327 Washington aT S.
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THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
Corner 6th st and 1st S S,
wishes to announce to their friends and pa*
trons that they have recently Installed one of
the finest and most expensive soda fountains
in the city.
ViBlton cordially Invited to make oar store
headquarters for a resting place after shopping
or while waiting for the cars. Large, comfort
abje seats, electric fane and public phones.
A GOOD PLACE TO XAT.
Oar cafe, formerly the New Store lunch*
room, has opened In new and commodious quar
ters at
609 1st S a.
Beat treatment and. atjE lU-e as beton.
Brerybody waits on tbemselree. Time and
money saved.
ALL MY THIS SEASON'S MODELS, INCXUD
Ing the latest and exclusive creation. In
Parisian millinery, evening hats, street hat*,
etc., will be on sale G. A. R. week at a
tremendous sacrifice In price.
Mme. Beauchamp,
181 7th st S.
St*. _oooooooooe
G. A. R. SOUVENIRS, POSTALS, ETC.
Y* Keepsayke Concerne,
129 7th 8. .Saw England Promenade.
Hand-made keepsakes to order. Souvenirs
for Tlsltlag states a specialty.
OOP O pop
KNITTING, UNDERWEAR, 8WEATER87~CAR-
digan jackets, ladies', gents' and children's
homemade stockings all kinds of knitting done
to crder, knitting machines for family use
tor sale. Nelson Bros. Knitting Works, retail
store. 504 Cedar aT.
G. A. R. VISITORS, ATTENTION1
Tne Koctr Parlor Restaurant,
98 Tth st 8. Lincoln Court oi Honor.
Special care and attention
to visitors.
PROTECT THOSE RT.AB, HALF-FORGOTTEN
windows this week next week may be too
late. Pete Yost puts on steel bars so "derate
doncherknow.'J X. C. phone 1572.
PIANOSCALL AN HEAR~THE RAUDEN
bush A Son piano, made in the northwest
the finest in the world. S. W Raudenbusa
A Co., 44 7th at 8
W E SELL TH E MATHUSHEX. ANDERSON,
Llndeman, Lester and Story A Clark pianos.
Brecke A Qlatad. 118 6th st 8.
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE
ONE 1808 OLDSMOBXLE, ARTILLERY
wood wheels, double tube tires, in A
condition $225.00
One 10 horsepower Pope-Hartford 5-
passenger touring car. In elegant con
dition 450.00
One "B" Cadillac touring car. with
searchlight, top and extra casting new
paint 500.00
One {2.500 24 horsepower touring car, 5
or 7 passengers, new tires 750.00
Northwestern Automobile Co.,
219 221 6th S S
RAMBLER, 1908 MODEL. 8 H. .8886
Rambler, 1905 model, 16 H. P., aide en
trance aoo
Marlon, 1905 model. 16 H. P., four-cylin
der, air cooled 900
Glide, 1905 model. 8 H. P., single cylinder 800
General, 1904 model, 16 H. P., double
cylinder 400
Largest line of sundries la northwest. Dis
tributing agents Fawkes' Airless Tires and
Ruahmore lamps.
Fawkes Auto Co.,
111-118 6th st S.
ONE 1808 OLDSMOBLLE RUNABOUT, I N
good running condition fsot
One 1908 Oldsmoblle in fine shape, ar
tillery wood wheels, double tube tires. 22S
One Model Cadillac touring car, newly
painted, complete with runabout top, one
extra casing, fine searchlight 4gf)
One 24 H. P. five-passenger Knox touring
car, in A condition, new tires all
around, price 79t
Northwestern Automobile Co,
219-221 6th 8.
SNAPS I N SECOND-HAND CABS
1906 White demonstrator, full equip
menta .....^S,I3e
1906 White, foil eanlpments 1.K9
1904 White, full qulpmenta 1,050
Santos Dumont. four-cylinder 660
Autocar, very serviceable 550
1908 Packard, no tires 850
1905 White, side entrance i.750
Haynes Auto Co.,
220 Oth st S.
AUTO TIRES FROM 818 UP CARRIAGE
tlies 88 up bicycle tires, 81.80 up send your
tires to us for repairing. We hare theonly
complete plant for vulcanising and re-corertag
tires. J. N. Johnson Co.. 915 Nfcollet av.
OXX OLDS TOURING OAR, ONE WATERLESS
Knox aaA out Olda ranatooot. cneap lor cm*
Bowman A Barrett Automobile Co.. 241 4th
aT S.
ealeaYOB BALEONE & y
AUTOMOBILE
lowest rates.
S. Both phones 1219,
eonndenttaL 1588,
ABE YOU SAVING A LITTLE FOB THE
hard times coming? The SaTings Bank of
Minneapolis, corner 4tlk st and 2d av S.
I I i
A "5
and one Oldsmoblle. Both in good order. Call
at 2940 Lyndale ay S.
INSURANCEBEST POLICY.
Chadboum A Braden. 17 4th at
MOVING
THE BOYD TRANSFER A STORAGE OO. HAS
unequaled facflltea for packing, moving, stor
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in*
spect our new plant at 4th av S and Lake st
the largest in the west the finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and Fireproof
StwmacWardwaM. WItli separate rooms and,
COWrtnttntaTvUltori f^comt. Wareheuan
Office. 400 Lake St. Main office, 46 8 8d at.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AN STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and storing
household goods expert tmitnn
satisfaction assured out rates to ladle coast
and other points can saTe you money do
not be deceired by other adTertiaere we can
and will do what we agree regarding car
rat#a. Write or ealL Safes and heavy ma-
cnineVy Sor ed by experts. 123 6th st S.
Both phones.
mrr' BTEB O N HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO OHI
caao Dearer. Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. The only concern la the
N W doing enough business in this line to
alve prompt and reliable service. Avoid risk
and trouble by giTing your business to that
Boyd Transfer A Storage Co., 46 8 8d st.
niMTumr TRANBTBB AN STOBAGKi Bxl
pert packers for storage or shipment large
and commodious vans for moving. Office, 2u
Nicollet both phones 1*08. Residence, T. a
18324
BENS BROS., TRANSFER AN BAGGAGE|
finest tans and warerooms goods moved by
experienced men. 112 Oth N. Both tela*
phones 692.
fiTOUR CITY TRANSFER AN STORAGE-.
Moving and packing a specialty. Onloe, I
5th at 8. Both phones 648.
PENSTON8
R. B. XOSTBTXSR, Pension Attorney, lata sg*
cial examiner bureau pensions SOT Boston blkw
ROBTrVATBON, WAB~VXTERAN. PBNSXOaT
atty., boa: 418, 888 Boston block. Minneapolis.
DYELNQ AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DY E WOBKB, TK E LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies* and gents*
clothing and all Jiousenold goods. 816 NtcoQet.
BTERLINa DYX HOUSEFzenofc Dry Gssa
01 4th a* ft* X, O, gist. M. WT |4A0.