The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

Insist on your druggist selling you Dor
setts handmade chocolates. Finest made.
Xmas Gifts-Annual discount sale now
on at Downs antique shop Fifth st s.
Apply to Kari Stratle, formerly with
Mendenhall,, to cover your roses, tulip
beds and soil for lawns. Telephone
S 1885,
Cut Me Out-Good for Is per cent dis
count this week. Frames Of all kinds,
also our entire stock Of pictures. Bint-
lift, AIT First avenue s.
Dr. John H. Elliott Is expected in the
city Saturday. He will begin his Minne-
apolis evangelistic campaign Sunday
morning at First Baptist church.
house. Facial work, manicuring, hair
dressing and electrolyss. Mrs. T. A.
Swart. manager, will also demonstrate
the new depilatory to the ladies. 49,,
Captain Arthur M. Edwards Of New
York has been appointed assistant to
Colonel James N. Allison, chief of the
commissary department of Dakota, and
will assume his duties some time this
week. He Is a graduate Of West Point.
General Owen B. Vail, who was
forced to leave Minneapolis for working
cago, where he was doing the same bust
ness. He left there yesterday and the
police have been notified to pick him up
if he comes this way.
Joseph Sitka, arrested yesterday by
| Sergeant Rankin Of the South Side police,
| who found him in a barn eating oats with
| the horses, was in police court this morn
ing charged with vagrancy. His case
was passed and the probate court Will In
quire' into his sanity.
| A lighted cigar stub, thrown down care
lessly, started a small blaze in the Page
hotel, 54S Washington avenue, S, last
night. Another small blaze in the Dime
museum gave the fire department a run
u The film in a moving picture machine
Caught fire. Practically no damage was
ilone at either place.
In order that people employed during
| the day may share the benefit Of the spe-
cial exhibit Of books on furniture being
shown In the art bookroom, the exhibition
will be open this evening. The exhibit Is
very fine, as this is one of the strong
departments of the library. For the bene
At Of Christmas shoppers an exhibit o.
books suitable for gifts is also being shown
in the circulation department.
Frank R. Robertson. who was to give
his noted lecture, 1.-THE Last Days Of st
Pierre" at the Y. M. G. A. auditorium
next Sunday afternoon, has been callet
east to the deathbed Of his father, ant
this has necessitated the canceling Of hi
engagements here and elsewhere. Tn
Y. M. C. A., however, has secured Or
John H. Elliott Of New York city for TIL
same date, For ten years he was gen
eral secretary Of the Minneapolis associa
ton and he Is now ranked as one OF tn
: strongest speakers Of the east 49,. s,e5
II A reception for the teachers of Hen
II nepin county will be held Saturday morn
ing from 10 to IL in Judge Elliott's court
room. State Superintendent Olsen will b
present and speak briefly. The program
will include an address on Influence OF
| Teacher in the Community" Rev. Donai
Mckenzie, Excelsior; "Reminiscences,
| G. w. G. Hyde, and vocal solos by Mis-
| Clara Patterson and Edward Shannon
The executive committee includes D.
Mckenzie, B. T.. Shaver, J. K. McBroon
Adelaide Patterson and Louise Snyder.