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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-28
HAIR DRESSING PARLORs

HAIR DRESSING, SHAMPoOING, MANICUR-
ing. scalp treatments and face massage: Turk
ish, Russian. vapor, shampoo, electric and
plain baths for ladies only. Rooney Bath
Parlors, 121 9th st S. Phone 362O-L2.
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point the Canadian Northern railroad,
which was completed to this point a year
ago from Winnipeg. a distance Of 20S
miles to the northwest, as we'll as from
Port Arthur, distance Of 231 miles to the
east on the north shore Of Lake Superior.
The Canadian Northern will be the sec
ond transcontinental line of Canada and
is traVersing the vast grain producing
districts Of western Canada. Fort Frances
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MEDICAL
MINES AND MINING

WE HAVE NOT MILLIONS IN SIGHT, NOR
h do we pay dividends until we earn them, but
when we do will not sell stock. A square
deal assured. Write for particulars G. l..
d Bauman, SIT Andrus building Northwestern
phone.
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CUTLERY GRINDING

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beck the Grinder knows how to sharpen them
Mail it. 211 4th st s.. r.
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MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved; household goods moved and stored or
packed for shipment by expert packers. COL
iectiye carloads for the coast specially
Boyd Transfer and Storage Co.. 46 Sd st S.
Telephone, Main Csc, both companies.
10c; st. Paul 15c. 619 4th av S; both tel. 1900.
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PENSIONS
STORM SASH

HAVE BYRON WILLARD PRINT IT.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
SpaueIes Fashionable

spanglcd net and chiffon gowns are
stated on absolute authority to be fash
,onahlc this winter. and an equally ab.
solutc authority pronounces them TO c
old fashioned and not smart. In idhe meln-.
time dressmalsers arc busy making up tho
smartcst kinds OF evening gowns 10 those
same materials and the most famonab,c
women are wearing them. There g. So
course a difference in the spangled gowns
Of this season and iaat--lf possible this
years are moro elaborate and combined
wt.h the epangles In applique Of lace and
chiffon flowers or most exquisite hand
painting on the chiffon. and yet IN sharp
contrast arc 20 be seen some most attrac-
tive and dainty designs in which the pall-
tern Is more indicated than carried out. o
frostlng OF silver. gold or mother OF pear
spanglcs OF varied shapes and sizes WITH
rows OF fringe to match.
The finest OF white lace gowns have ms
design OF the lace outlned On minut,
spangles or sometimes IN pearl beads. and
tho effect rs most charming while on fh'
fine white net or tulle the festoons. ear
lands and conventionalizcd floral garni
tures are extremely effective Black ne
and euiie. heavily spanglcd. are Away
satisfactory gowns. and this year. VIII,
not 20 be ciassed as smart or Fashionable
are by no means out OF date. but ON g'hi
contrary, havc lot Of style about then
and arc worn for many different oocas.
IONS.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
For the Baby

A convenient and inexpensive "baby
walker can be made at home from an
old chair, says a writer in the House
keeper. Take out the perforated seat and
cut on the back. shorten tho legs. IL
necessary, so that the edge OF the franc
VIII come just under the baby's arms
when standing. Put small castors on the
legs. Make a triangle (about fourteen
inches on the edges) Of Nicxing for iho
seat. suspend this seat from the frame
by uuafu strong straps. Adjust the seat
~ In s(ipe cisld can Just touch its feet
when sitting astrido OF one strap.
In this oontrivanoe baby learns to use
his feet without resting his fun weight tee
soon. and soon learns TO propei his walk
cr az his own sweet will. thus amusing
himself many an hour when otherwise h.
would want 70 be danced" on his feet.
nt saves mothers back. as we'll, for
can be pushed from one room 10 another
without tslang baby out.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
JUST FOR And
ABOUT WOMEh
Regarding Shirtwaists

The biggest shirtwaist season in the
history OF the trade" is what the manu-
facturers in this line are preparing for
eve expect an enormous demand
when the trade opens up next month
said c. Schwab of the Fashion Manu-
featuring Company, "and we have eX-
handed our organization In preparation
Tor It. We sold about $4,000 shirtwaist
suits last year. and we have organized
70 produce fully twice that number this
season. I believe that there Is going
10 be a run on that style that viii be
entirely unprecedented IN the history
of the trade.
Fashion has been tending that way
for several seasons. and there is every
reason why the tendency should con-
tinue. There is no garment at the price
out OF which a woman can get so much.
il is neat. stylish, comfortable, and
good enough to wear anywhere. IL can
be bought in a good quality of silk at
retail at from $40 TO s25, and in ap-
pearance IL equals a much more expen-
sive costume
IN fabrics / believe printed foulards
are going 70 be the popular thing. SO
great is my faith in them that have
pieces OF foulards IN the gray. which we
will have printed ourselves. Checked
taffetas are also going to be good I'm
black and white. brown and white, and
blue and white checks. Gun metal taft
fetas in both plain and figured designs
are sure to be big sellers. In all the
fabrics. gun metal, blue, and brown
will be the prevailing shades. The
waists will be a little longer In front
this year. but the plain tailor-made ef-
feet will be retained. The skirts Will
be OF walking lengths, just lone
enough TO clear the ground"
Mr.. Schwab declared that the silk
piece goods market is demoralized on
account Of overproduction, and that
prices are lower in consequence. II Is
impossible TO fix any general average
for the reductions in prices, as they
are widely different on different goods
and on the same goods made by diff
ferent manufacturers. The weaker
houses have been forced to unload, often
at large losses.
II is not likely. however. that the re-
ductions In silks will materially affect
the prices of suits. as the cost of the
material In them is a small item com.
pared with the labor cost. Labor con-
dltions are about the same as las
year. and there will be practically n,
change in prices. although in a tradl
Ike this, where price conditions ar,
largely governed by fashion and de
mand. 1t is difficult to make any com
parison.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
What ST. Will Buy
in Silks

PLAIN black peau de cygne,
peau de sole, crepe de chine, ar
mure, gros grain, surah and taft
feta.
PLAIN coLoYed taffeta, Louis
inc, palette dc sole, crepe de
chine. satin duchesse, satin liberty,
peau de Sapho.
Small designs and polka
d0ks in foulard and satin liberty.
Fancy aOso0ss, in black and
white.
Zaffeta Y0ngeaNt, with small
checks and white polka dots.
W|hste Habutai and Shang-
hal.
The best quality that the
money will buy anywhere for
Christmas gifts.
West Transeptl
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
EVENING JouRN AL MONDAY DECEMBER1 Il 1900
just Arrived
Paris Blouses. $40, Sl2, $50

Did you notice those Prices and
- Par1sy ?"
We've been hard at work plan
ming this little Christmas surprise
for you, and they came just in the
nick Of time.
Clever Paris needlewomen took
hne. soft China silk and crepe de
chine, ran it into wee tucks, COW
cred It with tiny lines OF open
work, set in embroidered batiste
and lace medallions and flmy deli
cate lace bands. made fascinating
little yokes-in a word evolved
these dainty, feminine little
blouses.
French Room. second hoorl
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
just Arrived
Beautiful Work-Boxes

Work boxes of highly polished
wood, with trays that lift out,
fronts that let down, filed and un-
filed, for that friend who sews.
Equally beautiful are those OF
imitation leather with designs in
relief, in rich dull greens, red a nd
other colors.
Leather cases lined with velvet,
with pearl handled implements and
gold-eyed needles, hint at other
beautiful styles.
But literally hundreds and hun
dreds of work boxes from little
25c ones up to a beautiful mahog-
any finished work box stand at
$50.
Motion counter. northeast of center.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

81; birch, $5 to ST. maple,
to 81. so.
Music ca5fnets-The new arriva
include several new patterns: MI
hogany finish, So to SIS; oal
$S. so and $11; inlaid mahogan.
S14 to $45.
Small oentey fa6les-some ne
ones which came along with Il
desks and cabinets-very pret
patterns; mahogany, inlaid, So
$3.50.
Payloy y0ckeys-came Saturda
Differentstyles, silk damask, han,
somely inlaid backs, broad con
Portable shapes, $40. so to SIS. S
Hall ehafys-large. carved. hea'
patterns with Roman seats: An
werp, $12 to $24; oak, $23 to 81
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Unstable base, 81 and S12.
Hl0Mc1l'S S deSks-489 in the lot,
which include these different
woods Oak. So. so to $40; ma
hogany finished, S6. so to SIC;
mahogany. $12 to $40; birch, $13
to SIS; maple, So to $50.
WoneA's desk chairs = they re
going almost as last as they are
coming. We can hardly bring
them quick enough. These woods
today in many patterns; Oak, So
to $6.75; mahogany finished, So to
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Kemp is sister-in-iaw Of one Of the
Vanderbilts. Mr.. Kemp was not al
together success from her point Of
view, and so Mrs. Kemp decided that
there were far better fish in the
matrimonial sea than She had caught.
The particular fish in question was
Mr.. Hollis H. Hunnesvell, Jr. Mrs.
Kemp thereupon instituted divorce pro-
ceeaings under the laws Of Rhode Is
land. The time limit Expired Friday
morning. and the divorde was granted
Immediately by a contplacent judge.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Short Lengths of Real Laces
East Of Arcade)

East Of Arcadel
That means quarter off the regular prices--for
exquisite Point Lace Point and Duchesse and all
Duchesse.
Some pieces are only long enough for a little
collar some for abot and others are ample for the
front in gown, or pair Of dropping unierseeves.
But none is long enough for us to keep in with
the big pieces-and you shall have them in time for
somebody's Christmas.
PofHf s. to S725 yard-from $4.25 to So. So
Dnehesse. s.. 50 TO S1l.2s ysrd-from $3.50 to SIS
Des and P0ipt, 50 to SIS IS ayard-from SIP to SIS
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
A Plain Proposition
on Men S CIothd1q

# we can't more than match IN regular stock at
regular prices the values being offered in the socaed
clothing sales" have right to your business.
We can't match the clothing, and wouldn't want to-
for, rule, is mserably and carelessy made and fits
badly But considering the OF the suH, the trim
mings The making $l2 suit looks better and will givG
better Of itself than any $18-or
have Ditto in the same proportion SIS over
coat and our entire clothing stock
Il is not only matter OF pride that have cur
clothing made expressly tor by the best tailors in the
country, tu mater Of good business, our largely
increasing sales daily show.
market
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
just Arrived
Bags and Other Gifts
for School Children

Take sly glance at Toms OF
Mary's schoolbag Shabby
Then you know the gift for them
"a shining new satchel
English waterproof school satchels,
6oc to Sl.20; some have outside pockets
for the lunch.
Ca vas bags. SOC to S125.
Leather school bags, soc ST. IS.
Clo.h bags, with or without initial,
2Sc, soc. 75c.
Lawyers bags. green cloth. S125.
Lots of professional iolks find them
useful.
Other things the school young
sters will like:
tencii boxes, 1)c to Sl.2S; papiei
mache and wood with retty tops-we
60 o Germany for most Of them.
Globes, 2Sc to $3.50.
iBasemen
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Christmas
ShirtWaist Patterns

TIE white linen, embroidered
with white, are new - and ser
viceable as well as pretty, ( $3.75,
81, $4.2 81. so, SIS.
Sheer white French batiste, with
very light dainty embroidery,
81. IS, S. and S.. so.
Irish linens. covered with beau
tiful japanese drawn work, S12. so.
And the silky hand spun linens
have hand embro derry. $40 and
SIS.
For the woman going South or
even the stay at home, no gift
could be loveler.
Southwest nf center.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
just Arrived
Three New Toys
from Paris

The scissors .eyfnaey, who works
like mad over his little grindstone.
soc.
The 6aybey-but you can imagine
what he does soc.
The barking deg, that barks
when you press a bulb. 25c.
Just off the steamer. and the
first time any one of the three has
been shown in this country.
Fourth floor
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

ceremony which united Mrs. Kemp to
who two hours later performed the
Mr.. Hunnewel. The groom had been
married once and divorced, and the
woman from whom he was divorced
had married a second time. There
were eleven persons present at
the ceremony. and five OF these
had been divorced. The bride was
attended by her dearest fTnale
friend, who was a divorcee. and was
given away by her uncle, who had
been divorced, too. In fact. it was es-
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

box, II you wish.
Il nez0 gl00e anns.r on the second
floor, near the head of the Arcade
steps, holds
One clasp Cape gloves in good Eng
lish tans, 81.
Two clasp lightweight kid gloves in
black, white and colors. 81.
III kinds of sbkenafd Heece- and
fny ifnea .eioves at the main sta
tion-Chestnut and Juniper. 81
to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

you wantedwas gone
For aD0Nien--
The plain white hemstitched linen
with Is, x end 4 inch hens is a very
satisfactory sort to buy. l2Hc.
Or the unlaundered initial handker-
chiefs for 25c, # you can take the time
to wash them
Lace trimmed kinds come in very
effective patterns for as little as 2Sc
For men
Good plain white hemstitched hand
kerchieis for 10c each--or 81 a dozen.
Unlaundcred initial handkercl liefs-
hand embroidered letters. 12Hc each.
East OF Arcade.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Bedsiae tables
iron adjustable
base and quar- =
tered o ak top,
81. so an d So;
with wood ad-
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
$l.25 and $l.5O
English Corduroy, ST.

Tan. brown, navy, mole. myrtle,
gun metal and black. Three sizes
of cords-and all the very best
English stuffs, which we never
had before to sell for so little.
tSoutheast OF centerl
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Scrap baskets
Writing tablets also at 81.
Travelling rolls start at S1.25; and
an endless variety of other objects
suitable for holiday giving.
Golden Salon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

The body was brought % the Emergency
Hospital on Saturday night. Deputy Cor
oner kilmer sent fhe body to tho mans
home IN fiabnab. nd. Lokey boarded at
90 East Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
pIyoree a l. Mode.

From the Detroit Free Press.
The story OF the Hunneweii- Kemp
wedding might appropriately be printed
as q foot note 10 Col Henry Waiter
sons lecture on the fashionable so
ciety OF New York and Newport. Mrs.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

THE fuH music of Christ
4 mas as a-Playsng all the
day long here.
EOSyybody's fset n1o0e as If
they sOeye trolley cars, because
there's SO much to do.
4 man or sV0maH employed
here these days a0h0 goes sIoaO
sS a cNrzoS1fy and sk0Hid be
glass -eaSed.
IT IS voyth a long Oakk TO
haze an hoNy zn the midst of
SNeh systematic, orderly, but
e-rn6eyanf, 0itahty.
THE Curio Shop,
i on the third floor, Arcade
elevator, is the place for
tie cid
tie rare
the beautiful gifts
that are so hard to find.
FOLLOW the Man who
a Points the Way to
The BomIe0ayd, third floor,
up the stairs at Market
and Thirteenth, through
the furniture; or by any
elevator in the store.
The direct route
to Toy Town.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
A Word
About Handkerchiefs

If you could see
allthe initials that
are flying out each
day, the colored
borders la c e =
trimmed things
the every kind OF
handkerchiefs -
you wouldn't put
off buying until
the last minute
and wonder why
the special kind
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
WANTED.

ANY school BOY IN town has an OPT
portunity Of earning a gold watch for
Christmas by merely influencing for us
the sale OF 10 gallons Of Black Diamond
Roof Paint. Call at James NJ. Bryan's.
107 West Eighth street, and ask to see
sample watch and get fun information.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Gifts in Leather. ST.

The G old c n
Salon offers a
broad assortment
of h and s ON G
things with a
starting point Of
about 81.
Suggestions in
leather:
Collar boxes
Handkerchief boxes
Work boxes
Glove boxes
Photograph boxes
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
s easrsntsss e. gs. -.

itching. Blind. Bleediae Of Profrea-
inS Piles. Your drU0xlst wl1 ref1r6
money n PAzO CINTNETr fails 70
cure you IN 70 "A days. &c.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
just Arrived
A New Lot of Those
Royal Waists

81, w0rtk 81 and S2.z5;
linen, madras, vesting.
S2.25, sOoyih 50. IS to S..
flannel, mohair, high-class
vestings and linens.
Those prices aud the word
Royal " tell the good news.
Royal stands for we'll fitting
waists, good styles, good making.
tArcadel
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Household Hints

II you want your windows 20 be nice
and brighr. add a little ammonia TO the
water and wash ahoroughly. Tee no soap.
as it leaves the glass a milky color.
Rub your lamp chimneys with dry salt
after washing and you viii be surprised at
The new nriAiancy 81 your lights.
That a tesspoonful OF turpentine boiled
with your white goods VIII greatly aid
the whitening process.
Boiled starch Is much improved by tho
sdd7lon Of wax or salt.
Benzlne rubbed on the edges Of carpets
Is a sure preveutire OF moths.
One tcsspconfui u ammona 70 q tea
cupfui q water applied. With a rag. win
clean silver and goid jeweiry.
corlos thal havs bern steeped n vase
the are an excellent ssba,itl,e fsr rias.
s-oppers.
CnarcosI - rrc5n1uerle1 a. a. AZ
sorber q <aszss n ne mrk room. eters
fool saases are preesrt Ic ssolre -
freshly powdered ard kept mere csa-
tinuaiiy.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

sentially an affair Of divorces and di-
vorceee and probably the only reason
why more divorced guests from the
-Four Hundred" were not present was
because the time between the divorce
and the second wedding was too short
to send out invitations.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Holiday Gloves
for Women

The new Prin
cess May. $1.25,
is one Of the best
genuine smooth
French kidskin,
Paris point en-
broidery, gusset-
ed fingers. and
beautiful soft col
ors.
Well put them
in a Christmas
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

A French astronomer has gore - I've
on Mount vesuvius. The insleatiora
are hat he VIII have some sery nov
ing scenes IN his future lifs.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
The Market Square cioar.

A very popular 2 for 5. put up In
small boxes. 25s. so cents. Durstein-
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
just Arrived od
More Girls Sample Coats.
$l2.75 Worth $40

Only one or two of a kind, from
one of the best makers; good,
warm, stylish coats, principally
kersey, in castor, tan, brown;
many in jaunty military effects,
II, 10, Is years.
Chinchiila coats, $3.50 worth
$14: lined with plaid flannel; some
with velvet collar and cuffs; hand
worked chevron on sleeve; warm,
serviceable, good style coat, 8 to
IA years.
Ram coats, copied from an i'm
ported model; of fine cravenette in
olive and brown, $50; IA, 10, Is
years.
lSecond floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
FOUND CUT IN HALF
Isha ~. Lsksr Meets Horribls Death
sn Railroad.

~ 1ea4 t.<y o. John W. Loksy vas
sssrG ~ q ir1in crsg 81 the north end
~ I<es N11r safl on Saturday night
sfcfI sftr 81 occcE. Hif BODY wa
ssssrf<. Ifs fr4I1 risesed over MIN IN q
sz5 81 ifsrrsr. The head ard one arm
rzs ~ sre pDriiol while 13s iegf and
o,f.r arm rers i51nT some d--sznes away.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

price.
57Hc for SOC all-wool granite.
VIC for soc all wool albatross.
SOC for csc all-wool serge.
SOC ior CSC all-wool granite.
65c for 75c all wool serge.
Csc for 81 all-wool cemel's- hair.
7Sc for 81 all-wool zibeline.
75c for 81 so all wool canvas home
spun.
75e for ST.. so ali-wooi canvas etamine.
Northeast aud northwest Of CENTER
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Mirrors and Brushes

Handsome mounting.
Hand mirrors
Silver plated. 81 to S4.so.
German silver, $50.
Sterline, S2.25 and So.
Hair 6ynskes-
Sterline, $3.50 aud 81.
Silver plated, S2.95 and S5.zs.
Burnt wood, 81.
.Shag1ne brushes, soc up. Silvel
plated shaving mugs, 81 up.
(Center Of storel
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
just Arrived
50 Tables. Desks, Chairs, Cabinet
Third foorj

Several lines of furniture from amor
which there is specially good gift-choosing-
for home-makers and indoor dwellers.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

The Four Best Perfumes
are sold at Cartmelrs. Sixth and Madi-
son.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Even the Enlarged Book Store

Dickens' Works,
is vols. Cheap edi-
ton, So Better edi-
ton. $3.50.
~
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Odd Pieces of
BrOadcloth

81 tor So qualify.
SIPS tar 81 quality.
75c for 81 and SI.25 guall-
ties.
No black-but a good line
of staple colors.
Some are in dress patterns, but
many Of them are in full pieces,
so that we can cut any length you
require. Tell us if you know of a
better Christmas gift.
Southeast Of center)
Evening journal., 1903-12-14
Black Dress-Goods
for Christmas

You can give
nothing more
useful and we
have been for
tunate enough
to get a good
assortment of
staple black
stufs to sell for
the h olid ay
season under
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Read tbs Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

One tcsspoonfui u anmon.a 70 tea
cupfui q water applied. With a rag. win
clean silver and s0id jcwefry.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Rub your lamp chimneys with dry salt
after washing and you viii be surprised at
the new nriAiancy of your lights.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Benzlnc rubbed on the edges of carpets
Is sure prevcntire OF moths.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

Boiled starch Is much improved by the
add1lon OF vax or salt.
Evening journal., 1903-12-14

corica that have beer steeptd in vase
the are an excellent a-batitl,e fsr riaar
<-oppers-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18

Minnehaha street, viii soon move to
Northern Minnesota, where Mr. Foster is
in business. Miss Jessie Foster will make
her home with the Misses Whitman, Bay
less avenue, during the remainder of the