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The northwestern bulletin. [volume], November 18, 1922, Image 4
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p agc 4 • NORTHWESTERN BULLETIN
Phone Main 8876
CAMPBELL’S
Pool and Billiards
Soft Drinks. Candies, Cigars
617 N. Rth Bt. Minneapolis
University Chicken Shop
Dale and University Ave.
Solicits Your Patronage.
Honrs, 7 to 4 a- m.
Steve Hopkins, Jr., Prop.
Office: Cedsr 0508-Rea: Dale 2947
Residue*: 678 St. Aathoay At*.
MRS. T. H. LYLES
Successor te T. H. If* Undertaking &>■
150 W. Fourth St. ST. PAUL
Main 2250
Mrs. M. L. Mitchell, Prop.
Furnished Rooms
“THE KEYSTONE”
POCKET BILLIARD PARLOR
1813 Washington Ave. 80.
SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARS
Ladies Invited Minneapolis
Central Flower Shop
(Freeh Cut Flowers Dally)
Wedding Bouquets and Funeral
Designs at Most Reasonable
Prices —Delivery Service
305 Robert 9t. St. Paul
Phone: Cedar 1357
M. Blumsteln, Prop. Dale 8807
Busy Corner Cash Store
••We Satisfy”
Quality Groceries, Cigars, Ice
Cream and Candies
School Supplies
Corner Western and Rondo
Stewart Bros.
347 Farrington Ave.
Express and Light Hauling
General Repairing on Furni
ture and Stoves
PHONE: Dale 8048
Our Prices Are Right
Telephone: Dale 4417
IDE COSMOPOLITAN GROCERY
J. H. Webb and Bro. Props.
WE DELIVER
First Class Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits
Confectionery, Ice Cream.
Cigars, Tobaccos, Cig
arettes.
558 St. Anthony Ave.
Saint Paul, Minn.
Phone Cedar 0889
Bring in your old hats to re
model into the latest
Styles.
The Minnesota Nat Works
Remodelling of all kinds of
Ladies' and Gents’ Hats
High Grade Sample Hats Latest
Style One-half Price.
509 M Wabasha St. St. Paul
Hy land 3395
Palace Barber Shop
722-otlj Ave. No.
Service A Courtesy
TAILORING, HAT CLEANING
Shoe Shining
Wm. Martin, Prop.
CLOTHING
MIFIBHT nun rui
For the Entire Kamil j.
SI.OO Down on sls Worth
r&fep|
snsiaaasa 34 EAST 6TH BT.
PAPKFR’ft
Pool and Billiard
PARLOR
1009 Sixth Ave. North
We Appreciate Your Patronage
MINNEAPOLIS
Somebody Wuz
Sayin’ that—
Spike, the Crook and Inky Strong
have been singing the blues on ac
count of the general walk-out of
their long list of fair damsels.
Now that a preacher has been
found who has 40 wives, the next
discovery should be a woman with
40 preachers.
8 After 50 Years ■■■ - ' iV jEmo*
8 GL+ D/v,«ro T Nearly a Quarter Million Dollar SaturdayNighn
8 bt. Paul s Leading Stock involved! including \
8 JEWELERS $150,000.00 Worth of Dia-
5 pr monds. We Have Promised \ W™
g 1 i-e Executors of the Holmes Estate
| THEIR DOORS Quick Settlement. \UBI
B ' Stocks Are Diminishing DRASTIC METHODS ARE NECESSARY I
g RojoidV Secure Your TO OBTAIN THE DESIRED RESULTS I
I These. Holmes diamonds bought from the estate at 60c on the
dollar by Mr. George E. Holmes now offered at cost. Buy
diamonds now for gifts or investment at these astounding prices.
I&\ Ladies’ Gold Filled Pencil and j V\\\\\|| 111 I//// Fine Green or White Go,d fl,led
Sautoir, or neck ribbon, gold \\\l Pen Knlves > solid gold tops, 2
mounted, as illustrated. Regu- T ~T% T Bteel hlades, or 1 blade and file.
T T*7 clear at .. $1.49 €r«g=. :»»
Solid Cold Baby I ft /£■ '■ ii) r.llP.W
Seta $4.80 3enuine Leather Belts and Ster- ° vYul j—ik/w* jr
The prettiest Baby Gift you i* n $ Silver Buckles, suitable for # Uf/y y A Gift of Fine
77, “ ““i'" Kma I Item Gold Soft-Cuff Links
pina and a sweet baby ring, all other fine leathers. e.M.I * IJV -a.vw»»w uw,u vul 1
solid gold. Regularly priced at Regular $7.50. Now wO«wU I[l r n HMjH 1 -f A
11050 guar #/. —but a Deposit \\ Every Diamond Note Original J aj b 1 .49
~ _ “ Will Hold Genuine Low Price, New I White and Green Gold Tops. About a dozen
Beautiful High Grade Jewelled /mgTk. Any Diamond Blue White iS* Pri,,, !'V J ' EfSUI tK,' 'SZJ m sfV £
f 7 * H-jyR Until Guaranteed /fj/J See What You Vi, Leather Gift Boxes. Regularly $3.00 and $3.50.
har Drops ill vfjkk c*r«im«. Jy save. _ 200 wira “ » bn « >*■■. »i«.
Exquisitely set in Onyx, Pearl*. Chalcedony and Ifll / /ft ... .
'• moC^ , v.,n«i d o«“ M “ [ l r s, ' r i , i s "7; Bflj 11, Please caU for each gem by number. Every ring ad- _Jjr^n.
Your choice of 7 different pairs., tp # #UU \Jb==&X vertised now on display in our show windows and rocicct riasßS
subject to pnor sale no duplicates. Sliver Flask-beautlfully fllligreed. was $9.00. Haim
Sale of Extra High Grade and Popular Priced We have six only V B -carat Diamonds, set in 18-karat %-pim Platinum Finish Sheffield, was iie.so,
▼ XT’ * T White Gold Basket Mounting, originally priced at $35.00, now
W CItChCS off™* now at tU-00—Save 17.00. 1 -^ n # t i 6 p^ Unum flnl,h Sheffield, was $22.00,
Four only Diamond Wedding Rings. No. 493—Diamond, 40-100 carat, set In 1-plnt Hammered Sheffield, wa* $25 00,
Elgin Thin Model. In 20- Elgin, 15-Jewel, in SO- 18k mounting, set with five perfect 14k Tiffany mount- 41OQ Of) now $17.50. W.v 1
«*n!m C J 8e i R «« ular, » Year ’ Case. Regularly $27*90 W*’ Wa * Several Leather Covered Sterling Top
X X $20.00. 6 only to aell at $28.00. Two only— priced at $45.00. Now.. •“ * Saving wit. oo Flaake. Regular $4.00, now $2.08. VHr ia i i? llF
#l9 ee moo AA No. 467—Diamond. 16-100 carat, set No. 680—Diamond. 46-100 carat. 14k
wIA.DD 644*VV In 18k Basket mount- #O2 AA Tiffany. Originally #1 Afk AA
1
ifr pjr Fully guaranteed. Fully guaranteed. SavVna SSO.OO Savina SBO.OO T T $ _ C* x 1* o*l
({“xlM ».« «.,» **.Holmes Sterling Silver
Ka V*^3i| leWe ‘ * Swiss movement made— in 18k Basket mount. 4i lAA 18k Basket mount. £ S Af>
» .If Oreen and White Gold. Superior 25-year green tag. Was $70.00. Now 94 i ing. Was $225.00. Now # 1 •»u*W Sterling Silver 3-piece Coffee Exquisite Sterling Silver 36. piece
VLB /rph Octagon 25-year Case, gold case, beautiful gold Savina 5t 9.00 Saving SBO.OO Set, platinum finish, beautiful Demi Tasse Set, 12 Sterling Sau-
Vk. jm/ Regularly 465.00. Only dial. A rare rflft Reg. No. 96 Diamond. 48-100 carat, set In design, in fine Holmes Solid cers, 12 Sterling Cup Holders and
one at ularly $60.00. One only at No. 618—Diamond. 20.100 carat, aet igv Basket mount- #1 *<a Silver. Regularly AA 18 Lenox Gold Band Cups of beau-
CA ai>> « A in 18k Basket mount- #/(2 AA ITIK Was $250.00. Now 914/ »OV SIOO.OO. N0w.... *OD«VV tlful China. All In Holmes Gift
«<IO*SU 945*50 lng. Was $76.00. Now WTUtUU Savina tlOt 50 Impossible to duplicate at the Case. Originally BAA AA
seeing $30.00 NO. 694_d53 ££ ImU net in »—* Now $99.00
17- PiffaSSSJ(Wa FineEarlyEntli.hS.Pie cede O O
JL ITXC &l\Cttl&lCl lrlClt£ tar WM n .mm Saving sm.oo Sterling Silver Tea Set Jp jLJLO
w » I4o 695—Diamond 51*100 c&r&t ist In •
Sandwich or Cake Plate, pierced Handsome Well and Tree Meat igv Basket mount- #i#c| aa Every piece solid sliver. 24-karat, gold lined. Tea Pot, Coffee Pot.
or hand hammered design. A Platters, Heavy Silver, hammered No. 94—Diamond, 26-100 carat, aet Was $265 00 Now SADO AW Sugar Bowl, Creamer and Waste Bowl. A rare example of the stl
beautiful gift. Regular $6.00 or plain design, 18 Inches long. in 18k Basket mount- #24 AA gun nn versmith’s Art, combining Charm and Dignity. 801 A aa
new low *o use Regularly a.n m tag. Was SIOO.OO. Now JM.UU aavtng tuv.vu Reasonably priced at $400.00. Now »iilsf.UU
price 9u*fu $22.00 $!Z*dU Saving $46.00 No. 696-65-100 Diamond, aet In 18k
. „ . Dutch Silver Cake or Sandwich Tiffany mounting. #4IA AA
Hand hammered design Bread Basket. A beautiful piece for the No. 85—Diamond. 28-100 carat, set Waa $325.00. Now... *|6IW.W CAs/AsM lW&!\ ■■
Tray. Regularly $4.00 80 PA table. Regularly (tq aa In 18k Basket mount- #7A AA Saving $115.00 DeaUtltUl StICTTUiICI BFO U
** ,aV •••“ '“*' - *12.60 M wm *70.00 No . ,»., M ..... „ Candlestick* at 55.00 Pair WtM
Saving sso.uu In 18k White Gold Tiffany mount- vuiiuwouvno ms yeie.w a us* (ZYjKtHH
w . , v . Si mn e.v* met !n »- Wm *375.00. dona AA Platinum or bright finish. Beautifully designed FlFll
Ivory, Amber • to ilftSSnSoiSu ?iSS?AA NoW W and well made. A practical and enduring gift for jjj M
j cl. n T - in*- Was $136.00. Now s9o*oo Saving $W 00 the household. Regularly |B.OO. Now |5.00. mH B
ana oriell i one saving $4 5.00 No. 78 —Diamond, 71-100 carat, set A . . . r *
m - Genuine Onenta, La Tau.ca and ■■ ■■
! nr»_ *| , Na 614—Diamond. 32-100 carat, set tag. Was $400.00. €940 00 Deltah Pearl.
f Of IK T J® I *lF, r Tl ®??7.* no to? t " €Q4 OO Now Solid gold clasps, indestructible, positively guaranteed
in*- Was $140.00. Now •s/OsW Saving $ 160.00 not to peel or break. All tn lovely gift boxes.
I ® e-mt Saving $ 35.00 No. 88—Diamond, 72-100 carat, set in El A t C D D WCC* Ahin 1 PCC
K J - HALT rKIL.t. AMU
m OEIS f lo ',, 6 J°^.» l * n,ond * ing. Was $426.00. tOCC AA 24-Inch La Tausca Pearls, regularly #£ CA '
IVery unusual 14-piece Set. In A 3-piece Ivory Bet, In fine gift ***•• Wa * $145.00. Now iPiY • »«W Saving $ 160.00 18-Inch La Tausca Pearls, regularly CA
1 SA S »«-“«* IIS amrtmtWM No. 360—Dt.mond. 78-lfW c.rit. Mt '»«•• *5.5U WSM
B2SfSi»:&J~JK*?to * no. SIO.OO Hpd
very handsome leather case. A very fine Shell Tone Set, 10 J n € 100 OO * 475 - 00, _ €9QO OO **o 00. Now Bi«B
Regular $65. #iC CA pieces, exquisitely design. €49 tag. Was $165.00. Now •IWsW Now .r..... ipZJJV.VV 30-lnch Orlenta Pearls, regularly €l9 40
Now $45*50 ed. Regularly $60.00. Now S4Z Saving $55>00 Saving $ 185.00 $25.00. Now wl**DU
j &ea%Jiohrm & Son
!*, whits .ota. hand en- J CWCIeVS &Ul (11710710, JML CV Ch (Hit S Amethysts, Topaz. Emeralds. HO
graved, beautiful rec- ular designs. Regular _ Onyx, Bloodstone, Pearls,
>j 'ZTXT. $37 *„r”: $29.00 379 RQBERT STREET •* * SAINT PAUL Sapphires, Turquoise.
The Republican machine vAilch
was damaged at the election is sche
duled to be hauled into the garage
to be overhauled and repaired for
about two years.
Huron Melker, ‘‘Bullets” told some
body else that he and Siki would
soon be companions—meeting all
comers in the European field. Bon
voyage.
s
If you want a good dinner go to
St. Phillips Church, Thursday, Nov.
23.1922. Dinner 35c. Adv •
HUNDREDS VISIT
BUSINESS EXHIBITION
(Continued from page 1)
Great Success
The affair was such an overwhelm
ing success from every point of view,
that league officials early the first
night thought of extending it for an
other night, however, it was decided
to make Thursday night the last night
as had been originally planned.
At a meeting of the exhibition com
mittee held last night it was virtually
decided to make the exhibition an
annual affair.
The following are the naouea of the
men on the Exhibition Committee
to whom much credit is due for the
splendid manner in which the affair
was put over:
Dr. John R. French, Owen Howell,
Clinton Minor, Walter H. Chesnutt,
Moses A. Johnson, Albert Wright,
Lee Johnson, John Webb. Hugh
Sehuck, Minnie Tobie, Geraldine Pic
kett. O. U. Bray, G. D. Howard, Fred
D. McCracken, Ralph Turner, Ernest
Starks.
Harvest Home Dinner, given by the
Mens Club of- St. Phillips Church,
Thursday, Nov. 23, 1922. From 12
noon to 9 p. m. Dinner 35c. Mackubin
and Aurora Ave. Adv.
Be sure and see the beautiful cedar
cheat filled with hand made articles
to be raffled off soon by the Sunshine
Charity and Art Club, Tor the benefit
of the Crispus Attucks Home. The
chest Is on display at the Quality
Hat Shop, corner Kent and Rondo.
Don’t fail to take a chance you may
be the lucky one.
Watch aid Jewelry
REPAIRING
H. A. HAZLETT
364 St. P*ttr St.
IP YOUR EYES
REBEL SEE.
ÜB&EL
478 Wahasha St
Coder 7694
St. rani

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