The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-15
RESIDENTS ON EASY ST.
FOURTEENTH AVENUE Sc MER-
CHANTS MAKE SHOPPING A JOY
FOR EAST-SIDERS.

Fourteenth avenue Sc is one of the
most popular business streets In East
Minneapolis, and the residents Of that
district are appreciative of the con-
venience which the avenue, with all
it's handsome and up-to-date stores at
fords. Since the avenue has been re-
paved, business has increased and is
continuing to do so right along. The
merchants on the street are of the pro-
must be everything at hand and OF
the best to choose FROM. they carry.
stock of goods and merchandise which
could not be bought better anywhere
else in the city. The Meneilley block
is one Of the prosperous business build
ings and Meneilley''s grocery store IS
light, clean, and in it the shopper can
find about everything necessary for
housekeeping. At Defines bakery the
most delicious delicacies in the way OF
bread and pastry are made. Mr.. Define
has a pastry cook who figured consp1c..
II the RsStfy drs a. at tho ma
of the worlds fair by reason Of his.
excellent pastry. .Palmer's grocery.
store is another place where the daily
needs of humanity are filed with q
care and attention which speak we'll
for the progressive attitude Of the own
Market keeps stock of the best meat,
/ the finest cuts are given and the con-
slant demand makes it an easy matter
for the market to keep nothing but the
| freshest meat on hand. Equally good:
| provisions are sold at the North Star
Meat Market, which is a beautifully
arranged and splendidly kept establish
ment. 4
| The School Education company fur
nishes food for brain matter, and all
sorts of books, reading materials, in
fact, everything applicable to study
and writing, can be had there at the
been established in the furniture bust
ness for some time and the growth Of
their business is keeping pace with
the growth Of Southeast Minneapolis.
AS for enterprise and progressive nesss,
the firm stands first in line. W. NJ }.
Simms is another Of the Fourteenth
efforts in furnishing things in just the
right way to his customers, much Of
the progress of business on the East
Side is due. w. M. Simms conducts a
hardware store and business on Four
teenth avenue. His store is handsome
best and the selection of articles in
cludes whatever one might wish to pur-
chase in that line. At the University
News the events of the day are re-
corded with conscientious accuracy,
and the reading materials are in keep
ing with the intellectual atmosphere of
the university district. H. w. Wilson
conducts splendid bookstore and
printing office. Right adjoining the bust
ness house of Mr.. Wilson is Miss Jen-
ME Lawrence, who makes up the hand
soonest hats, who imports her models
from the best firms in Chicago and
New York, and who has the particular
gift Of pleasing all of her customers
with the very best at extremely low
prices.
Hutchins Brothers have stock OF
splendid wall papers, paints and decora'
tive materials. Their work is excel
lently done and many of the handsome
residences within the vicinity of -Four
teenth avenue bear evidence that the
firm s motto, "The Best of Every
thing,' is lived up to. So the resi-
dents of the avenue feel satisfied il
the knowledge that whatever they may
need is right at hand, and that thei1
wants are filed in exactly the same
manner as they would be on the Other
4 side of the river.