The northwestern bulletin-appeal. [volume], January 19, 1924, Image 6

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Piml NORTHWESTERN BULLETIN
Mr. Julius L. Qooaby and Mr*. L.
Arnold wer# quietly married Tuesday
evening, January Bth, at the home
of Mrs. J. H. Banks, 812 4th Ave. No.
Rev. John R. .Jackson pastor of Zion
Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Goosby
are at home at 506 Aldridge Ave. No.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Evans and Mr.
B. Williams, 3557 4th Ave. So. were
hosts at a delightful party in honor
of Miss Beatrice Nlclols of Kansas
City on Tuesday evening. The house
was beautifully decorated in pink and
gTeen. The guests numbered twenty
five and everyone spent an enjoyable
evening. Refreshments were served
by Mr. Grimes, the caterer. Miss Ni
chols will end her three weeks’ visit
Friday.
Miss Alice Crosby died Monday
morning, January 14, at 7 o’clock, at
Glen Lake Sanitarium. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon from the
Neal Undertaking Chapel at 2 o’clock.
Estelle Fins, Elsie McCormick, Helen
Williams, Naomi Gilmer, Gladys Al
len and Pearl Ray were the pallbear
ers. The deceased was born 'March
15, 1899, in Oklahoma City. Okla,,
and is survived by her husband, Wm.
Crosby, 213 11th Ave. So., and her
mother who resides in Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Dr. Owen Waller, a graduate
Cornell University, who has been
making his home in St Paul for a
number of years, left Friday for New
York, where he will open a Veterin
ary hospital with his brother. Dr.
Waller of that city. Dr. Owen Wal
ler is a member of the oldest Omega
Phi Psi Chapter in the country. The
Bulletin-Appeal wishes Dr. Waller
much success in his new undertaking.*
The Self Culture Club spent 810.00
for Christmas baskets this year.
LOST Relative-Mother died In Min
neapolis when I was 12 yean of age,
nty uncle, John Swhean took me to
Chicago, then I was sent to Dakota.
Are there any relatives or friends of
my mother, Mattie Hun ton or Clifford
living here, by the name of Darnell
or Swhean. Call Tower 0582. Mn.
Mable Clifford Bednorz.
Willys Knight (Motor Improves With Use)
The Big, New Overland and Willys Knight
1924 models are here, ready for your inspection.
See them today. Mr. Culver will be glad to give
you a demonstration and explain the many good
qualities of these cars. Special bargains in used
cars. Lowest prices. Easiest terms.
4 RAIDER BOSH OVERLAND CO.
344 N. EXCHANGE ST.
Office Phone: Ce. 4676 Home Phone: Dale 9670
REDD THESE FACTS, THEN REGISTER
1 The new law provides that for a period of fifteen days before
each election there shall be no registration. This means that unless
you are registered by March 1 you cannot rote at the city primary
election to be held March 18.
2 It also means that if you are not registered for the March
18 primary, you must register between March 19 and April 20 or
you cannot vote at the city election, May 6.
8 You may register any business day, between now and March 4
1, at the City Clerk’s office in the City Hall.
4 The City Clerk’s office is open from 8A.M.t06 P. M. dally,
except Saturday, when, beginning Feb. 9, it will be kept open until
9 P. M. 1
B There will be doe registration day, February 28, in the
precinctsll, but you are urged not to wait for that opportunity to
precincts, but you are urged not to wait for that opportunity to
for physical or other reasons, are unable to visit the City Clerk's
office.
m
8 Once registered you are always registered under the new
law, provided you do not move out of the precinct from which you
registered, and provided, further, that you vote at least once in
two years.
7 The safeguards against fraud set up by the new law makes
your vote as near to 100 per cent value as It U possible to get Ik
Overland (The Most Car for the Money)
JOHN M.CULVER
Representing the
The Industrial committee of the'Y.
W. C. A., headed by the secretary,
Miss Amy Hall, and the chairman,
Mrs. W. B. Tandy, spent Thursday on
a tour of inspection at the Armour
Packing Plant. The working condi
tions and environment of forty-three
race women who are employed in
three departments such as sausage,
off all and cfcslng formed an interest
ing study.
Mr. Maurice Goins, 390 St. Albans
St. has established radio headquar
ters with the Starr Piano Co., 34 9
Wabasha St., where he has a neat
display in the window. Take all your
radio troubles to him for immediate
adjustment.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Webb, who re
cently resided at 871 St. Anthony
Ave., have taken an apartment at 422
Charles St.
Mrs. W. G. Hood. 674 St. Anthony
Ave., was hostess at a delightful the
atre party complimenting Mrs. Grant
Bledsoe of St. Louis, Mo.
TO THE ADVERTISER
“In order to make an advertise
ment effective, the reader must see
it. 2—He must read It. 3—He must
understand It. 4—He must believe
it. S—HE MUST WANT IT.”
If your advertisement can do this,
the success of your business is as
sured. GET IN TOUCH WITH THE
ADVERTISING MANAGER OF THIS
PAPER, and
ADVERTISE
Saint Pan! Laundry
LAUNDERERS t
DRY CLEANERS
PHONE: CEDAR 29(0
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis, mother of
Mrs. James Milton, 526 West Central
Ave., has been removed to the Ancker
hospital.
Mrs. Elisabeth Wilson, 155 Aurora
Ave., entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Johnstone and family of Alton, 111.,
at six o'clock dinner Monday evening,
Jan. Bth. Covers were laid for eight.
After spending a pleasant timo they
left for Seattle, Wash., where they
will make tkelr future hdine.
The St. Paul District of the Wom
en’s Federated Clubs will give a
card party at Pioneer Hall, Thursday,
January 24, at 8:80 p. m. The first
prize will be a turkey.—Adv.
COME IN AND HEAR
THE LATEST “BLUES”
GRAVEYARD DREAM BLUES
Bessie Smith
AWFUL MOANIN’ BLUES
Clara Smith
DICTY BLUES .
Fletcher Henderson and His
Orchestra
Trept Your Ears to the Leading
Hit From “Running Wild’’
OLD FASHIONED LOVE
808 Wabasha St., near Sixth St.
SPECIAL WHO GAME DIMER
319 Vz Wabasha St
Sunday, Jan. 20
Fried Wild Rabbit
Roast Pork, Sweet Potatoes
Italian Spaghetti
•doaj ‘jaisiireg
Jack Jones, Chef.
Regular Meals Special Lunches
Chill Hot Dogs
EAT AT
FKRDYhTS & JETTIE’S
LUNCH ROOM
440 Rondo St. Phone Dale 1187
THE BLUE GOOSE
CHICKEN ft CHILI PARLOR
322 Rondo St., St. Paul, Minn.
Open Day ami Night
Sunday Dinners a Specialty, 50c
Our Annual Pre-Inventory
Discount Sale
Now Going On
MMKSORS JEWELRY CO.
420 Wabasha St.
P. B. Simpson Quo. W. Wills
TeL Dale 1914 TeL Dala 2541
Office Phone—Cedar 1024
SIMPSON & WILLS
Undertakers, Funeral Directors
and Rmbalmen
Galls Answered Promptly Day
or Night.
Lady Assistant When Daairud
Office and Chapel
284 West Fourth St., 8k Paul
[coal]
£ AA Two-Fitted Coal”—Soft coal about the
*** I H size of your two fists together—The very best
■ ■ —Holds fire over night—Excellent for hot air
“Splint Coat"—' For 30 years a good seller—a
• > quick starting soft coal for stoves, ranges and
Holmes & Hallowell Co. I
1 GA rfield 1401 12 EAST SIXTH STREET, Near Wabasha CEdar 0536 ||
Mr. Clarenee Smith of Washington,
D. €., is the guest of hla uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Milton, 526
West Central Ave.
The Harriet Tubman Civic League
Garland’s Annual
January Clearance Sale
ifWH EARY Universal}
jl Cushioned ( WARDROBE]
*32-
for this 5-ply fiber
* trunk, has cushioned
top, locking bar and
other exclusive Whea
ry features—cretQnne
lined, has large hat
box, shoe box. All
'hardware riveted.
MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED PREPAID.
G^jwage^hoP
FOR SALE!
RESTAURANT—DESIRABLE LOCATION
EXCELLENT BUSINESS ,
BARBECUE PIT IN CONNECTION
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL DALE 0675
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Every Issue -
Contains Real Live News
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• J* 4 ■ , ' ’
will meet Monday afternoon at 2:20
o’clock at the Crtapus Attuck home.
The City Federation will hold their
regular meeting at the ”Y’’ center
Friday, January 25th.
Floor Samples
■ Wheary
Wardrobes
at a
Great Saving
$32.50 Wheary.. $27.50
$37.50 Wheary.. s32.so
$42.50 Wheary.. s37.so
$50.00 Wheary.. s4l.7s
$55.00 Wheary.. s47.so
$65.00 Wheary. * $57.50
SBO.OO Wheary.. s73.so
25% discount
on all
Hand Bags
Toilet Sets Bill Folds
and all
Leather Novelties
Sixth at Cedar
7 TO 11 A. M. SPECIALS
rz 1 1 ~ 1
V N
R Fresh Spareribs 9c | Pork Shoulders 10c 0
E Fresh Lean Pork Butts 4a.
S Fresh Side Pork..l2c j Fresh Ham Roast—■ Aw g
H Fresh Lean Pork Loin Roast 4 *P
Fresh Fancy Leg of Mutton. ■ ” q
p Fresh Fancy Milk-fed Leg of Veal — T | I. R
O Fresh Smoked Skinned Hams, Vi or whole... ■ “
D Fsh Pork Hearts sc, Neck Bones 4c, Pig’s Ft. 5c A
„ No. 1 Storage Eggs in Cartons..3lc | No. 2....24c 0
K . j;
ALL DAY SPECIALS ALL DAY SPECIALS
Fresh Roiling Reef Fresh Veal Chops 12He
Fresh Beef Pot Roast. DC fa Fresh Veal Shoulder ass
Fresh Cut Hamburger...ag 3 Fresh Lamb Shoulder...-!UC
Fresh Sausage Meat I™v g Fsh Wleners & Fnuilu! . , _
Fsh Reg. Round Stk «a * Fresh Link Sausage...-. 106
Fsh Reg. Round Rst IUC £ Fresh Nut Margarine « a
Fresh Sirloin Roast «* 2 Fresh Rolled Rib Rst— 10*
Fresh Sirloin Steak. 106 5 Fresh Sliced Raw Ham fjr n
Fresh Lamb Chops —| e. % y Fsh Sliced Dried Reef..../Br
Fsh Pork Chops, Cen. C4l Fsh Sliced Bid. Ham LUW
EXTRA Sugar-cured Picnic Hams i 11c
Sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon, whole strip ...16c
SPECIAL Sugar-cured Reg. Ham..l4c | Fsh. Dressed Hen5......22c
“ ¥,nil Creamery Butter 47c | Pure Rendered Lard....lsc
OPEN TILL 9 P. M. SATURDAY
.‘Your Hoalth Pint"
McCarty's Cafe
438 Rondo St root
Moalo at Alt Hour* Phono Blkhmrot 0642
Home Made Pastry oar specialty. Service under the personal direction of
Mrs. H. McCarty.
9660 CEDAR 9660
STUDEBAKER, CADILLAC CLOSED CABS
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
HOTEL » T rf.« lß TAXI.
FUNERALS AND WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY
N. K. McGIBBON, Manager RES. PHONE CEDAR 8649
Orders taken for parties . Phone Dale 3498
WtlHDn’s Sakcry
560 Rondo Street
Fresh Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, Rolls and Bread Baked Daily
STRICTLY MODERN and SANITARY
Shoe Repairing Tailoring Laundering
MINOR BROS.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed *
Phone Dale 7490 Dale and Rondo Sts. '
®f?r fioaarg
SPENCER-:-FLORIST
gfr*Arttsttr JUptprrftEjpp no East Sixth Street
Day Phone Night Phone
Cedar 0117 Riv. 0117
**&!*&* Wedding Boquets a Specialty
The California Fruit and Vegetable Garden
393 Wabasha St., Opposite Midland Bank >
EAT FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
THE BEST THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS
SHIPMENTS DAILY
STRICTLY SANITARY
393 Wabasha Street
Phone: Cedar 7483 Phone: Cedar 7483
NOTICE
la Addition to Card Parties and Dinners,
the Parlors of
Pioneer Hall
588 RONDO STREET
May Be Rented For
PRIVATE DANCES
CALL J. H. DILLINGHAM DALE 0872
TRY
Deiechead’s Coagh Remedy— for colds
Phone Elkhurst 4229
EGBERT PHARMACY Dale Sc University
C. P. ODCN, Managor
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