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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-STORES.
No. 2016 Morris avenue, 8 storiea
No. 2020 Morris avenue, stories.
No. 2022 Morris avenue, 2 stories.
No. 202S Morris avenue, stories.
DwELLINGS-NOR
s6O-No. ga North 10Th street; 10 rooms.
s65-No It's North 18th street. II rooms.
s30-No 1925 North 18th street, rooms.
81. 5O-No. 1870 North 25th street, z rooms
sso-No. 4OS1z North Path street. u room.
and bath.
DWELLINGS souTHsIDE.
s25-No 29O9 Avenue c. Z rooms
s50-No. 220S Highland avenue, rooms.
s25-No. SOB South 9th street. G rooms.
s25-No. COS South 9th street, rooms.
S4o-No. 712 South Both street.
s35-No. 1918 18th avenue. rooms.
JOHN G. SMITH & co.
No. PIP N. 21st Street.
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wHATLEY.ANeLlN & CO.,
11s N. Dist st. Phones 1923.


s75-12 rooms; 2-story; modern; us n. 18th.
ave. and 10th st.
seO-10 rooms: 2-story; modern; TAG n. 21st.
5000 roomsi 2-story; modern brick; olS
N. 18th st.
SAT 500 rooms; 2-story; modern; 1911 Park
-avenue.
s4O-.7 rooms; 1-story; 5o2 N. 10Th st.
S35--S rooms; 24story modern; 2601 18th ave.
$3O-7 rooms; cottage; modern; 26l2 7th
avenue.
500 rooms 2-story; modern; 420 N. 10Th.
$25-5 rooms; 2-story; modern; 4l6 18th st.
$25-5 rooms; 2-story; modern; 4lS N 10th.
S25-5 rooms; 2-story; modern; 424 n. 18th.
So. 500 rooms; 2-story; modern; $40 N.
$25-6 rooms; cottage; modern; 1904 e.
14th st.
$500 rooms; 2-story; modern; sos 18th st.
$65-11 rooms; 2-story; modern; 800 9th
avenue.
s16-4 rooms; cottage; MODERN 1920 N. 25th
street.
$16-4 rooms cottage; modern; 101S n. 25th
street.
$15-7 rooms; 2-story; brick; So2s 10th ave.
$15-7 rooms; 2-story; 1926 10th ave.
S15-7 rooms; cottage; 1924 10th ave.
$15-5 rooms; cottage; 2605 9th ave.
S1S-6 rooms; cottages modern; 14th ST.
near 10th ave-
SOUTHSIDE.
S25-7 rooms and bath; 2-story; newly pa
pered and painted; modern; 3017 Ave. @.
5000 rooms; 2-story; modern; 222S Ar
lington ave-
$75-S rooms; 2-story; modern; 2164 High
land ave.
$55-S rooms; 2-story; modern; 2210 High
land ave.
$5o-S rooms; 2-story; modern: 2O25. 18th
. avenue.
$52. 500 rooms; 2-story; modern; near
| Five Points.
500 rooms; 2-story; modern; s27 s. 18th.
$35-7 rooms; 2-story; modern; 1924 18th
avenue.
sS5-S rooms; 2-story; modern; 1920 18th
St, South.
$35-S rooms; 2-story; modern; 1920 18th
St, South.
sS5-6 rooms; cottage; modern; sol goth st,
| South
$500 rooms 2-story; modern; 1906 Ave. H.
$25-S rooms; 2-story; modern 619 S. % st.
$22. 800 rooms cottage; modern; 800 S, 81.
| s22. 50-5 rooms; cottage; modern; SOP S. 81
s1S--6 rooms; cottage; 416 S. 21st st.
S1S4 rooms; cottage; MODERN sos s. 21st
$1S-510 S. 2st st.
s1S-4 rooms; cottage; modern; 512 S. 2lst.
$17.50-4 rooms; cottage; modern; 1712
Ave. B.
$16-4 rooms; 2413 Ave. d.
500 rooms; cottage; modern; 1923 Ave. D.
$50 rooms; 2-story; modern; 1923 IL ave.
STORES
s125-Brick; 2216x1O0; 319 N. 10Th ST.
s125-Briclx; 2Ox100; alley corner; 80 N
goth st.
s110--Brick; 2-story; 20x100; 315 N Goth ST
sl50-3-story; new brick elevator; 20x14O
1922 I'd ave.
$iO0- 221kx10O; 202S LIST ave.
$50-221ax10O; 1905 I'd ave.
SOLICITATION; 1907 I'd ave.
$25-20x40; 419 18th ST.
S15-20x40; 1924 I'd ave.
W1ATLEY-ANGL1N G. CO.,
Phones 1923. 116 N. Dist St.
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WOMAN MAKES A
STUDY OF PARKER
Gives Charming GIimpses of
His Home Life
CANDIDATE GOOD TALKER
Converses Brilliantly on Great Variety
OF Topcs-He Is Fond of Music
and Sings to Daughters
Accompaniment.

Margaret H. Mann In Chicago News.
Talk? Judge Parker talk? OF course
he can talk. Go to Esopus-o n-the-Hud-
son, and thence along a country road
that leads over wooded hills to Rosemount
If you would hear Judge Parker talk
Even then he may not say much about
politics-probably won't-but he will tell
you about his farm and his cattle and
his sheep land point out to you the fine
garden and chicken yard back of his
house. and reel off to you stories about
the early history of Esopus, and dilate
upon the important part played by ESQ
pus island when the British were bother
ing about New York. Esopus island
spreads its length in the Hudson directly
opposite the big white house on the hill
where the Parkers live. and the visitors
eye naturally rests upon that after seek
ing out the beauties of the opposite shore
line. Judge Parker has that view down
pat, and he knows just how to switch
too importunate questloner off on that
track at the first signs of overzealous-
ness in finding out things. The Judge
certainly is eloquent on the subject of
that view.
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Wanted-12 teams Monday
morning. Parties having
filling will do well to call
corner 18th street and Third
avenue. E. G. BOWMAN &
CO., Contractors.
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The ORIGINAL Macintosh.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Macintosh boasts a good deal about
his family. doesn't hep Eyes, I think
he claims that the head OF his family wasl
the original Macintosh that Noah had
with him, during that rainy season.
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Russian soldiers have frequent oppor-
tunity to admire the cleanliness and the
completeness of the contents of the
knapsacks of fallen Japanese soldiers. Be-
sides food and ammunition. these contain
a tooth brush. comb. towel and a map
of southern Manchuria on a large scale.
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LOST-One crescent dia.;
mond pin, eleven stones
Liberal reward for return tot
the E. L. Higdon BROKERAGE
Company.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$15O0-A broom cottage at Rising station,
on New Ensley car line; only 5000 cash,
balance by the month.
$2900-An attractive two-story house on
corner lot near 10th avenue and 18th
street, south; only $500 cash, balance
very easy. This is the best bargain on
the market.
$1,000 modern S-room house on large lot
on South Highlands; convenient to two
car lines; only $1,000 cash. balance easy.
$4,000 new 7-room furnace-heated house
large lot; on Idlewild car line; only $500
cash. balance like paying rent
$5500-A Groom furnace heated house;
close in on 10th avenue, south; only
1920 cash, balance at low rate of in
terest.
$6500--A modern house with all conven-
fences; near Five Points.
$5250--A new house near 18th avenue.
$1,000 beautiful lot. 10Ox140; on corner
10th avenue and 10th street. south.
$1250-Lots that are sure TO advance; near
Glen Iris.
While the above are our specials. we have
other good propositions in all kinds of
real estate.
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FOR SALE

no H. p. Kerosene Engine, used less
than one month. Price, $425.00. APP
ply Davis Drilling and Prospecting
Co., room 1893 LIST National Bank Bldg.
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Parker Talks Well.

In general, Judge Parker talks very
well indeed. He is a big, strong man,
and he has big, strong, well modulated
voice, and he laughs a good hearty laugh.
There is nothing reticent or taciturn about
the Judge. He likes to tell a good story
and he Is fond of people. The crowds
that gather about him now are nothing
new. Rosemount was always a mecca for
summer visitors out from New York. In
proof Of this the family say they ate just
one meal alone at Rosemount last sum-
mer. They marked the meal because 1t
seemed SO unusual.
Every other day throughout the sum-
mer there had been visitors, so that now
the hordes who happen in at all hours
and stay to lunch or dinner or breakfast
are more numerous, perhaps, this sum-
mer, but not enough SO as to cause an
noyance or surprise to the Judge or his
family. Usually, before, these guests
have been friends or acquaintances at
least; now they are all these, plus curl
osity-seekers. The Parker home at King
ston was always a hospitable place. and
whatever truth there was in the report
that Mrs. Parker's health was delicate
came from the fact that in Albany the
social demands upon her were so great
that she did fly to the country for rest
and recuperation after the trying winter
seasons. And could a man who was thus
genuinely fond of entertaining and hav-
Ing people about him fail 10 be of the
sociable sort? His "good-morning'' is a
hearty salutaton, with a strong empha-
Sis ON the morning, and he has an earn
est way of grasping a mans hand that
makes friend of him at once One
prominent characteristic of the Judge, ac-
cording to those who know him best, Is
his power of concentration.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

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WANTED-arge-size office safe In good
condition; must be a bargain. Address
Fireproof care Age-Herald. S-2S2t
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swIms Every Morning.


teresting the subject may be. And 1t Is
so with any subject he attacks-he puts
his whole mind upon 1t. l never knew a
person who could SO absolutely shut
out everything else except the one thing
in hand"
In spite of innumerable interruptions
the Judge carries out a pretty definitely
arranged programme for the day. About
7 o'clock In the morning. rain or shine.
he may be seen rushing down the bank
at Rosemount enveloped In a long rub
Der coat, which he throws aside at the
doc and plunges into the water. 1t "a
really true that he does swim every morn
ing, usually staying In the water about
ten minutes. He wears dark blue Jersey
bathing suit. with white stripes IL any
one should ask. Formerly he swan alone
but now his friend, Judge Brawley, is at
Rosemount for the summer and now
two black heads may be seen hohhing
up and down in the water where before
there was only one. 1t is only when wet
that the Judges head looks black. how
ever. At all other times 1t is red, streaked
with gray-auburn, rather for the red is
the darkest shade-and his complexion
Is norid. The high judicial brow extends
way up to the Judges crown, and no hair
appears to speak of until you get back
OF the forehead. In other words. the
Judge is bald, but that adds, rather than
detracts, from his distinguished appear
ance. while Is expression Is open, frank
and kindly, he has a way of drawing his
eyebrows together that produces a plain
tive little quicker when he is bored or
bothered or when the light hurts his eyes
or questions get too pointed. The plain
tive little pucker usually portends a
talking
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Breakfasts Early.

And clean-he Is fairly reekinq with
cleanliness when you meet him In the
morning. He breakfasts early and either
then or directly before dinner he appears
In his riding toys and mounts his beloved
bay horse Tom for a canter. Corresnond-
ents' newspaper men and those on other
business bent who seek to forestalI This
ride receive from the Judge a polite hut
firm Glad to see you, sir. hut NOT till
| get back" -
Mrs. Parker accompanies him ,sua11v
also on horseback; and guests. If there he
any staying at Rosemount. are taken for
a drive. Down through the town Of
Esopus they come sometimes and tbe
towns people note with pride that the
Judge cuts fine figure ON horseback.
After the ride and change of att,re The
Judge meets any visitors who NAV he
waiting to see him, or goes d,raoti,, - hts
library, where he directs Ave- olorls 4,
attending to his correspondenoo rranor.
ing speeches or disposing of other bus-
mess. properly, six men are assisting
MIN, Tor the Judges son-in-law Fatber
Haii' OF Kingston. is now passinq HE va
cation at Esopus, and e. ora - ~
Judge most valuable aids. After lunch
con more work and more visitors and a.
O'Clock the Judge dimes. Tben a ron1n
with the little grandchildren and T., the
evening Rosemount is given IN 70 sociaI
pleasures eAfeh up 10 sOcidl
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Parker Is Musical.

Ihere IS usually good music. The Judges
sa'er, MRS. Hall, is a fine musician,
anu Is passionately fond of music The
yaoe .oo. Is musical. That is to say, he
mas a pressing voice, which he employs
s s"r.e 10 sing to the accompani-
nr s's ~ ms daughters playing. His fav-
o o,a ., se,ecuons' according to her. are the
u,u 'aAe songs that he learned when he
s,,s,r ers man and used TO go to
s ol The tunes he whistles,
NJ , "an ne croons to the baby, Mary
and I'm Not as Young as Used TO Be
and these Baby Mary thinks are finer
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1917 18th avenue; bath; rooms; SIS.
2220 Sth avenue; modern 8 rooms; $50. so.
1928 18th avenue; modern; nice; roomsi
49,
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I Cent a E!zord
All Ads l cent d

1AS s word, when paid for
in advance, other
wise s cents per line, words to the
line. No AID taken for less than zoe
each insertion.
Situation Wanted, Male or Female,
1ac a word; no Ad less than l0c daily;
20 words or less, one week, soc.
When so desired, in place Of an
address an advertisement can be adj
dressed to number, care The Journal,
and answers for out -of-town advertisers
will be forwarded.
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TRANSFERS AND PERMITS


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Luella E. Clapp ct al to Annie l.. Christen-
sen; lot 81, Spring Park, $3.50.
Oscar NJ. Farnham and wife to Samuel $.
Thompson; lot IT, block 4, Farnham's addi-
Girard Investment company to Louie Epple
lot II, block g. R. A. Davidson's Second add
Sarah aaa ,,o Greene to CHRISTIAN Burg; lots
Hattie Hamilton and husband to Della
o'Brien: part lot 8. block %. st. Anthony Falls.
Annie M. Hagemeyer and husband to Eugene
6. Garwoods lot 0, block %, Calhoun Park,
Berthen Holland and wife to Julia A. Hynes;
lot 8. Auditors subdivision. $1,000
Martha I. Mari to Edgar H. Bass; lots Is
and IL; block I, ]. B. Tabour's Second addi-
Mary 3. Pinkham to Minnesota Securities
company; in section 12-2s-24, 500.
block fsasant Park es ADDITION $751; '0'
Christian Samuelson and wife to Byron w.
Rugg and wife; lot 49, block 1e. Motor Line
John SCHNEIDER and wife to Charles E. Lind
lot 10, block IA. sbley addition $1,000.
9; A; Smith Timber company to Farmers s
pcsas alS r es "a E xaSn. If aesss Wy
rassSs lots Snn e. !, and and Tff block * S
Ernestine Voege to Jarvis Daugherty; lots
10 and II. block 1, Wayzata,. $4,000
Paul b. Won Kuster to William S. Jenkins
lot IA, block IL, South Side addition. s175.
Emanuel Won Kuster and wife to Albro FIR
and wife; part of lots and g. block 20, Towr
Of st. Anthony, $3.50.
James H.. Warner (administrator) to Horace
TYenty-f1fth Street addition, 81, $50,
Mary P. Ween and husband to Ernest S
$4,000.
Norman P. Willard to Margaret E. sleavn
lot u. block 49, Gales subdiytsiOn. 81
Eleven minor deeds. $160.
Total, thirty-two deeds, $32,219.
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AGENTS WANTED

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AGENTS WANTED-To HANDLE THE Lat
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AGENTs-owN A KEY CHECK OUTFIT AND
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AGENTS MAKE So no $40 A DAY FITTING
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Optical college, College place, Jackson, Mich.
GENERAL AGENTS, $50 TO $50 WEEKLY;
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ard Co., 1177 Spitzer Toledo, Ohio. ~
BEST SELLING NOVELTY ON THE MARKET.
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AGENTs--wE MANUFACTURE so FAST SELL.
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N. Y.
AGENTS wANTED-A1R LIGHTS. soo-cANDLE
power, at cost of 1ac per hour; want live
agents. 220 Century bldg. secotnd floor.
SIS A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO MEN WITH
rigs, to introduce poultry goods. Javelle
Mfg. Co., Dept. B. Parsons Kan.
PORTRAIT AGENTs--A MAGN1FIcENT NEW
catalogue; free samples; 80 days credit. F. P.
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wANTED-PoRTRAIT AGENTs--1MMENsE
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WANT PAGES CLOSE

EVERY DAY-AT 10 am. for that
days noon edition,
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
AT l pm, for entire
afternoon edition.
SATURDAY ONLY-AT 1890 pm
for entire afternoon
edition.
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AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES

1904 WHITE, FULL EQUIPMENTS, 1NCLUD-
Ing canopy top 81 800 Owner purchased has l new
full equipments. including canopy top, baskets
and headlight. 81, 100; $3.50 Pierce electric full
leather top $3.50; new air cooled 1905 Imperial
Surrey with top. 81, $50; our new 1905 model
g - E' White is now on exhibition. Haynes
Automobile Co.. A 7th st s.
for good valuable unimproyed land in North
Dakota. Acme Realty Co., 324 Andrus bldg.
ROSEWOOD GUITAR; OUTFIT, INCLUDING
case. extra set of strings and instruction book,
S69 Rose & SAVERS. 43 9th st s.
wANTED-ALL KINDS OF MACHINE AND
model work, automobile repairing and rebuild.
ing at reasonable prices. $50 LIST ay s.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS


AN INEXPENSIVE XMAS GIFT.
The Violet Ray, the light that makes your
picture at night. All sittings made before
{ Dec IS will insure holiday delivery. Simplex
Mantellas So aer doz. Have you seen them ?
The Violet Ray Studio, 235 Nicollet av, corner
Washington.
PHOTOGRAPHS MAKE NICE XMAS GIFTS
Bring this ad and get 25 per cent OF.
Skage Bros, 3O1 Nicollet av.
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WOOD AND COAL

MARKET FUEL co., 100 Sd st s. opp. p. o. We
handle gas coke; all coal screened; all grades
Of wood $2.75 up NV. 1865 NJ. T. G. 1872
FOR WOOD AND COAL, HAY AND GRAIN.
pine wood $2.75 up: coal. $5.75 up. Ncolet
4 Feed and Fuel. 915 Nicollet. Both phones, 1880.
WooD-K. q. FUEL CO., 100 10th ST Sc. NEW
yard, low prices; s. up per carload. Phone,
T. G.. 1921
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MEDICAL

DR.. .LOUCELIA SMITH.
Magnetic healer and scientific massagist, gives
sea-salt, sponge and alcohol baths. Give me a
call and be convinced Of my abilities am
not travelling healer, but permanently located
in your city. "a 7th st S.
DR.. WYATT, LOCATED FIFTEEN YEARS AT
&. 23O Hennepin av, has had thirty years of Won
derful success in curing men and women Of
kidney. blood wasting diseases. Visit or
write him, free. and get cured.
MRS. DR.. MCKAY, 18th st 8, BETWEEN HEN
nepin and Nicollet; electric, magnetic, alcohol.
yapor sWeats for colds and rheumatism;
steam heat,
PILEs-DR. II. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL
ist,y cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
CORNs, BUNIoNs AND INGRowING NAILS
removed; no pain. DR.. Merickle chiropodist.
a Washington ay
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UNIVERSALiST.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev Marion D.
Shutter. D; D. Morning. The Preparation for r
Cnlcaso. 1.-The Juvenile Court and Pro
baton Officers Means of Child Saving. -
TUTTLE-Rev. A. r. Tillinghast. Morning,
Rev. W. H. McGloufn. D. D.; evening,
lecture. 'John Ruskin. the Restful Voice in a
Weary Age The evening lecture is one used
by the pastor in lycum and chautauqua work.
ALL soULs-Rev. \. N. Alcott. Morning,
T
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. PAUL's-Rev. Theodore Payne Thurstom.
a. III. holy communion; 1890, morning SER
vice, sermon by the rector; 1915 Sunday
SCHOOL, evening service. 1880 p. NJ, by the
rector.
ST. ANDREW''s-Rev. Robert Benedict. $50
holy communion; 1880, morning prayer, litanY
and sermon; $780, evensong and address
ST. MARKS PRocATHEDRAL-Holy cou1mun.
" ION $50. MOrnln@ service and sermon by kev.
G. Heathcote Hills, 1890; evensong and SER
mon by kev. G. Edgar Haupt 7.45.
holy communion at TO- 80 a. by the Rev.
Isaac Houlgate. Evening service, 1880 p. m,
by the rector. Bible class Monday, 7:45 p.
NJ, with Miss Beard. 414 Seventh street s.
Sunday school and Bible class IL m.
oHR1sT-Rey. Andrew D: Stove. Morning.
service and holy communion by the rector;
evening service at 1880 by the Rev. Isaac
HolIpate. sunday school II II. Y. p. s.
Tuesday evening, o'clock.
HOLY TRIN1TY-Rev Stuart B. Purves. 1880 a
m. holy communion; 1880 a. m. service and
sermon; 7:3o p. m. evensong and sermon.
ST. MATTHEWs-Rev. James Trmble. Morn
ing, acknowledging God in All Things; eve
ming, John Preaching in the Wilderness shows
the Power of the Gospel and the independence
of the Pulpit
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FURRIERs


sNAP-S2o0 DYED OTTER JACKET, SO BUST,
come and ma Ike offer; muff to match. SIS. Near
seal jacket, 80 bust, SIS. 1866, Journal.
WE HAVE FEW UNCALLED FOR FUR
jackets to be closed out this week at half
price, 913 Nicollet av.
repairing. 701 Hennepin av. corner 7th. Both
phones.
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CATHOLIC.
ST. CHARLES-Rev. j. NJ. Cleary. Morning,
SALIVA ton from Sim: evening, 1.-The Mission
Of the Church. Tuesday evening. Dec. p,
Christmas program Of stereopticon views
with lecture by FIR. Cleary will be given.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
THIRD-e w Lake street.
FOURTH CHURCH OF cHR1sT-Morning
'Chrstan Science
SEC0ND-Mornng, christian Science"
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AN INEXPENSIVE XMAS GIFT.
The Violet Ray, the light that makes your
picture, at night. All ,sitt1ngs made before
Mantellas 81 per doz Have you seen them !?
The Violet Ray Studio, 235 Nicollet av, corner
Washinston