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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-28
RENTAL LIST.
David p. Jones g. Co.


$1soo-No. 23os-1o-12 Clinton av rooms each,
city water sewer:
No. 72s 4th st Sc, IL rooms, modern,
s35, oo-No. 26ls Clinton av, 9 rooms, barn,
$50. oo-No. POPS Clinton av 8 rooms, barn,
modern except heat.
$50. O0-NO. 1112 Logan n. II rooms, modern.
S25. 0o-No. so Sd NV s. rooms. city water.
$50. 50-No. 2O25 Clinton av, 10 rooms, modern
except heat.
S27.5O-No. 1913 E 2Sth st, rooms, modern.
$1s.Oo-No. 1886 Stevens av, I rooms, modern
S17.o0-No. sO7 W 2sth st. city water. sewer.
$l7.00-No. 81 Grant st, rooms, city water,
s15.oo-No. 2s1s Girard av S, cistern, we'll
$15.Oo-No. 300l Bryant av s, 8 rooms, city
water. sewer.
$14.oo-No. 1918 9TH st N rooms. cistern
s10.oo-No. 4l2 I'd st Sc, 5 rooms. cistern. we'll
$25.oO-No. 1901 Sd av S. 6 rooms, modern ex-
No 1922 Park av. first or second floor, 5 rooms,
strictly trst-class fiat, heating
plant; rent very reasonable.
s1s.0o-No. 2110 9Th av S, all modern except
heat.
s15.oo-No. 244o Oakland av, first floor, city
water. sewer seven rooms.
$1300-No 345 f 14th st. second floor, city
water, sewer, rooms.
$125o-No. Gil sth av N, second floor. rooms,
modern
s12oo-No. 1921 Stevens av, first floor, rooms,
city water, sewer.
S9Oo-No 2919 Sd nv s. second floor, rooms,
city water, sewer. 49,"
ss.5O-No 29O8 Columbus av second floor, 8
rooms, city water etc.
sNd 4 Ely th Ts st sec sa%ea floor room.
city water.
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ssoo-as4a POLK ST NE, ROOMS; LOT
~, 46x1SS to alley, -. ...asi.: a.
s1,1oo-25I1 aOth az s, rooms, cellar, cistern.
well: lot 46X125 to alley.
81 ,2ooWoi4 ed ~ s. rooms, cellar, cistern,
well :: lot 2SX165. ~ sge -. ~ - . :
81 2o0-916 92d av s.. rooms, cellar, cistern,
F. well; lot 2SN165. r.. =. =.
81 ,3OO-3534 18th ,av s. s rooms. all on one floor;
cellar, cistern. we'll. barn. carriagehouse
Schickenhouse: woodshed and storeroom LOT
o.. = 5OX129 to alley. g. =: --7 ~ = - -
$1,400-171O "a st, G rooms, cellar cistern
%E,o we'll; large shade trees; lot 31x116 to alley
81 s5O-3747 18th ayr S. 10 rooms cellar cistern
we'll; double corner. 9SS12S to alley. These
lift premises are in tirst-class condition III
-%=32every! particular. a big bargain.
81, 3OO-3Ol6 Pleasant av. S rooms, hardwood
floors, first floor, beautiful decorations
city water, wet sink gas. front and side
81, 500-S215 Blaisdell av, looms all, modern
lot 25x196 to alley.
These properties cam be bought on easy terms
Barnes Brothers
200 Oneida Building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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( # REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MA syasd. III s
WINTER BARGAINS.
81 $50 for d snug home Of rooms, city water,
gas, .wet, sink, east front, on Pierce st near
= Goth av NE, In good condition.
81 900 for nice new cottage, east 'front.' in the
trees east. of 5CentraB large lot and a model
=: home for anyone. bra
50 600 for splendid home on Polk st, near 2sth
ay; east front; all street improvements in
street. +: .5f5.. ~ ~ IF a-T: ~.
81 6oo-This for OF the up-to-date cottages Of
| Northeast: has large lot, nice lawn, full
basement; hot water heat, bath, etc. It's a
beauty.
81 600 for a good eight-room house on 22d ay
near Central av; all In frst-class condition;
city water, gas, etc. "
f. l.. PALMER,
oil Central Az NE.
Both phones.
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REAL ESTATE; FOR SALE
Unlinproved.
Continued.

y4.l
Continued.
side side goth Az. Have many more same 10
Do you want a lot on Plymouth nv for bust.
to Girard avs N.
$3.50 buys perfect lot on Willow ay, near
9s1e ! On a. Pap e1avs an near 10th ay
:. $s50-Lot on Fremont av n, near school. car
line and church.
$3CO---Corner path and Madison st NE, IS
front feet. city water close to school and
1929 buys two lots on University av NE,
Fine lot on Bryant av, near 26th av N. If
$s5oMeorner iii Oliver and 9Th avs N; city
wa ssa, stone walk, paid; easy terms OF,
All lots nese Rs cheap eS near sh
an %9f s T1s yGu Eec S f as hem lots on
One on Russell. near 9th av; make an offer
We have lots in all sections Of city at all
prices Tell US what rs y9Sq want.
80 s15 Bank OF Commerce Building. >s
THERE'S NO SAFER PLACE FOR YOUR
money than in good real estate In grow 81 2,
south Of 25th av Ne; size 4sx1oo feet, covered
Sidewalk laid in street; near stores Churches,
school and Central avenue electric car line.
Rrfe n e
2i91 commonwealth av. st. Paul MINI.
and 36th avs, at end 10th az car. line, in
covered with hardwood timber; lie fine; rich
fertile soil; price only $3.50. easy terms. !;
-,- H. 81 f. F. Lambert, r..
1923 Guaranty Loan.
SEVERAL s0-ACRE TRACTS OF LAND 10.
Gated so miles northwest Of Minneapolis,
miles from Clear Lake.. price $1,000 an so
cash sen GEAR cent in
$500 TO $500 PER ACRE, IN TRACTS TO
suit; 10000 acres to select FROM: In Aitkn
and Crow Wing counties; strong. heavy soil;
. Henry NJ. Troy, 5o2 Guaranty Building.
We GIVE FREE TRANSPORTATION 70 CAL
tforn1a. Send 10 cents for particulars and copy
Of our California Guide. Write immediately
Address Homeseekers' and Tourists 1nforma
ton Bureau Co.. Los Angeles, Cal.
MAKE Us AN OFFER FOR TWO GOOD LOTS
on Fillmore st NE. between Summer ant
Spring; these must be sold.
go. 1l5 Temple Court.
$1,000.
The finest IT. %bo On c Mount VIII Grs loan
On grade. Edward is J: 5'Brien' 1o4 Oneida
s2oo EACH FOR THREE LOTS CORNER q
av s and 3sth. $1,000 for 5O-toot lot, 200 fee
deep, Forest av, near Dell place. J. G. Halt
736 Lumber Exchange =.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD A NEW HOUSE
or remodel that old one? Get my figures o.
carpenter work. Herman White, 2452 Lyn
dale s.
FROM ONE TO 1000 ACRES CUT-OVER LAM
in Cass county. Mimi. ut 1898 per acre Go
this week only Address 1927, journal.
III EAsyFR sQ+ lot M1coIIE1
in; great bargain. Yale Realty Co.
$4e6 FOR EAST FRONT LOT, 40x124 TO Al
| ley. Pleasant av near Lake st; sewer, waite
| and walk. Yale Realty Company.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

o o o O 0 o a
o WANTED AT oNCE-AT N. e. MIN .
0 neapolis, cottage of six or eight rooms; o
o must have bathroom and be connected with o
o sewer; price from 81 800 to $780, and o
o must be worth the price asked. We have O
o cash buyer for same. 80. ,.zs q
o We also have several buyers that want o
o downtown property and have the cash, if o
o your price, Is right. Anyone having the o
o same get the cash by calling on us. 20
Wanted-Stocks of hardware or general O
stocks of merchandise to exchange for o
o farms. We have several good farms to O
o trade for the above, and will give a good q
deal. Write or see II. A. Shaw & Co., d
2o2 Northwestern Bldg, Minneapolis. "a
"a
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REAL. EsT,ATE FOR SAFE
Farm Lands.
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Farm Lands.
Continued,
20 ACRES, HENNEPIN COUNTY, HALF NILE
east of Minnetonka Mills. adJoins Johnson's
fine Springdale farm, on famous Haha creek.
which is always alive with the fnny tribe;
you can have fresh pike for breakfast and
trout for supper; an ideal spot for rural
home; 10 acres under high state Of cult
yation balance light timber; price only $50
per acre; great bargain; call or write.
~ q. F. Lambert, t,@t
1923 Guaranty Loan.
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ACRE LOTS ON 2sth Az AND 3sth, seth, 4eth
and 4lst ats, four blocks from Halla car line.
In Altruria; dreamland for home; lies
fine, deep, black. rich soil, very fertile. You
can raise enough to support your family in
days OF adversely, that always come. Price
only $3.50; easy terms Golden opportunity for
man of moderate means to own a home and
get started right in life. Call or write.
eslet.-f Il. II. Lambert,
.F-" s1O23 Guaranty Loan
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CHEAP LAND IN THE SOUTHWEST.
We own 10000 acres best and cheapest prairie
lands in the southwest; $3.50 to So per acre on
ten-year contract; on main line of railway;
grows everything; rainfall 16 to % inches.
Prices advancing: should double in two years.
Excursion Feb. 7th. Low rates. Write for
printed matter, Or call on Seloyer Bates &
Company, 507-s-9 Andrus Building, Minneapo.
lis: f-st.-~r., .g.;e5r Ar 800 - ..s.f
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Farm Lands.
FARM LAND SNAPS,

. -. - FARM LAND SNAPS.
sns 9s
cultivation only one mile to, school, one mile
and on r. r. 3. route. 4. choice tract.
80 acres. all under cultivation, no buildings
Hutchinson and Buffalo Lake. MINI ~ "
s2o acres, good house; barn, gra,nary, chick.
only four miles from Clara .4 city, Mimi school
titled
100 acres 1875 under cultivation. balance pas
tures and meadow, 20 acres fenced, fine grove,
barn. b hog hen.
ter; an excellent home for you; near to school
and only six miles to MAYNARD. Minn
German neighborhood and near to school. Only
b. route Finest tract in Chippewa county.
80 acres fine timber land near Princeton,
Mile Laos Co.. Mimi. the home Of tho big
: I. want to sell these tracts, and my price.
Address Bert S Winter, Sos Bank of oommerc.
:, building. Minneapolis, MINI.
81 TEXAS COAST LAND COMPANY. :. =
a." Homeseekers, low rate, midwinter excur:
sions, to the fruit:growing, truck and general
exceptionally low rate Of s27:76, Minneapoli.
good to other stations in the vicinity
OF Rockport. i" Tickets are good going
on Feb. Z and Fl, and are good
to return within p days, from date Of issue
We sell our lands in the coast country OF
Texas in tracts of 10 acres upwards at from
S. to SIS per acre, easy terms. 1O-acre
4 independent circumstances. This is a land
of continual summer; no extremes Of heat
owing to proximity OF ocean and sea breeze
four crops can be grown per year. Our ex
cursions are accompanied by one Of agent:
who will give homeseekers full information
and show them our lands. Write US and Sc
cure accommodation for one Of these excur
sions, also for descriptive pamphlet and full
information.
" Texas Coast Land Co.,
=. 536 Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI.
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CHOICE STOCK FARM.
144-acre stock farm. IS miles west Of Min
neapolis; go acres under cultivation, 50 acres
meadow, 40 acres virgin forest with pasture;
rich black loan, with subsoi1 gently rolling !;
fronts on handsome lake, with 1000 feet Of
granary 14x55, sheep barn 1920, poultry
house, icehouse. machine shed, etc.; half
mile from school; milk route, mail route,
eight cows, six head young stock, one calf,
four horses. one colt, three sows, machinery
and tools Of all kinds to run the farm. Fine
opportunity to secure good farm at the very
low price of $1,000, including stock, machin-
cry, etc, etc.
49, ! George II. Miller, '-
$50 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, MINI.
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A GOOD FORTY, ONE AND oNE-HALF NILES
from Osseo, ten miles from Minneapolis; soil
clay loan; about 300 cords hardwood; Price
4 81, 900, cash 5000. balance ten years at z per
cent, 500 each year, five years at 6 per
! home and living; George +. Long. s24 Guar
anty building. s..
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ings, three miles south Of Aurora, Brookings
county. s. D.: all under high state Of cnl-
tivation: soil frst-class, deep black loan,
clay srbsoil; land gently rolling: q first class
farm; good fye-room house. granary, small
tarn, good well with pump and windmill; all
new. Price, $3S per acre. Address W. E.
Runey, 51s Guaranty building, Minneapolis.
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

AMONGST THE MANY GOOD SNAPS VIZ
have to offer at Minnetonka Is a six-room cot.
taRe and lot at Meadville Park for G,76Q
owner leaving state; must sell. p. p. Swt
sen, Ola Bank Commerce
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TEXAS COAST LAND COMPANY,

D o o
LANDS FOR SALE
BY the Eastern Minnesota Land Co.
} We have the finest farming lands, being {
, only sixty miles from Minneapolis, in Mile (
. Laos county. Price Sc to $12 per acre. I
D Best bargains ever had to offer on I'm (
, proved farms.
D One Of our snaps: 1872 acres, six miles
D from the county seat; buildings valued at
0 81 200; all fenced and cross-fenced;
0 beautiful lake, suitable for stock raising
0 or agricultural purposes; soil Of a dark
0 loan, clay subsoil. Price only $12 per
0 acre; reasonable terms.
0 Call or write for circulars.
0 H. p. Barnum, 9o7 Phoenix Building.
O
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J. SCHUTT & SON,
ID nkl ic,A

FOR RENT, UNFINISHED HOUSES.
S25-4h Sc, inside 9th st, rooms, city wa
ter gas, BATH wet sink.
e@4-On Vine place, In walking distance; 6
rooms, city water, gas, furnace and wet sink.
42S-1614 Park av, 8 rooms, modern excepting
heat; good barn. ..% =.
t22-6O6 9th st. rooms modern house, will
make a liberal reduction until spring.
$12-251s Oakland av, rooms, cistern and well.
$11-122O 9th st s, rooms city water.
S1l-S34 Thornton st Sc. 7-room house. cistern
and we'll; will make liberal reduction until
spring.
$o-2914 2215 s, rooms, city water and
we'll; first floor
$6-3622 Bloomington av, rooms, cstern and
we'll.
T. J. Janney, 2Os Oneida Building
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:. Z = CALIFORNIA FARM

An exceptionally fine 20-acre, s-year-old lem
on grove and Groom house, unescelled loca-
ton, grove about two miles from postofrice on
Corona, about ~ miles from Grove; one
quarter block Of land with house; we'll planted
with fruits Of all kind and flowers; 40 shares
supply. No expense has been spared to mako
this one of the show places Of southern Cali
fruit every six weeks, which was marketed
at from $1.05 to 1925 per box on last pick
ing eo | on place or own
$4,000. We make a speciality Of southern
California fruit farms and ranches.
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$3.50 PER ACRE BUYS A FINE 16O-ACRE
improved farm with frontage on two beauti-
fui lakes in Minnesota including span horses,
five cows, chickens, wagon. carriage, sleighs
mower, hayrake, pillow, drag and cultivator;
is miles from city Of 10000; eight miles to
nearest railroad station. Would consider part
z trade; must have at least 81, 500 cash; every
thing raised on farm used right at home in
hotel business: a. money-maker.
m. Smith Bros,
sslf 10
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$400-5 ACRES, NEAR TWIN LAKES.
$4oO-60x711, Lyndale. near SD ST.
S625-21a acres, Grand and 57th st.
$80O-2h acres, ten minutes walk to car.
$9OO-6 acres, lake front, Bloomington av.
81, OOO-1O acres, two miles south city.
5000 acres, half mile south above
1,200-5 acres, n mile south Harriet.
81, 250-1O acres, Portland, south of city.
81, 25O-10 acres, ten minutes to car.
81, 5000 acres, ~ miles north city.
So, 5000 acres, ten miles southwest.
Stock ranches and fruit farms.
I. A. Dunsmoor, 616 Phoenix.
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s TEELE s NTH
1925 SECOND AVENUE

have delightful summer at Seattle, COM
ing home by way of New York to visit
their daughters, Mrs. George Hurd and
Mrs. Richard Hurd. They started on their
trip Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Webb and family
have moved over to their summer home
at Dapne.
Mrs. Thad Partridge and children are
In Demopois visiting Mrs. Partridge $
father. Mr. George Pegram.
Mrs. A. G. Lyon of Demopols is visiting
her son, DIR. G. G. Lyon.
Mrs. Stewart Jones and daughter and
Miss Louise futile have returned from a
visit to their sister Mrs. Williams, at
Shorter's, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Dewey left Mobile
Tuesday for the north after residence
of two years.
Miss Anne Louise Harrison gave a bay
party Tuesday which was enjoyed by ten
or twelve friends.
One of the prettest entertainments of
the week was the card party given by
Mrs. w. w. Groom complimentary to her
cousin. Miss Rosabelle Christian, and at
the same time celebrating the anniversary
of her wedding Blue and white. the
colors used at her wedding, were the
decorations again last evening. and this
being the cotton" anniversary, cotton
blooms were given as souvenirs to the
guests. The score cards were double
hearts Of forget-me-nots, the clever work
of Miss Marie Christian, who. with Miss
Mabel Goode kept the score. Mr. and
Mrs. Groom were delightful hosts and
their guests, fifty In number, enjoyed an
ideal evening.
A number of young people enjoyed
dance at Spring Hill Wednesday evening
ehaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Gordie Jones
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tor spent Sunday at Bay st. Louis the
guests of Mrs Wilbur Brown.
Mr.. Genie Bush's engagement to Mrs.
J. M Bobb of New Orleans has been an
nounced, the wedding to take place early
In July
Mrs. Roger Burgett and little son are
at Porteryille and will be absent three
weeks.
The pnpils of the Misses Stirling gave an
excellent musicale Monday evening. The
programme was concluded by a brilliant
duet by Mrs William Haygood of Mont
gomery and Miss Kittiebelle Stirling
Miss Morris Clarke. Miss Mary Danner
and Miss Genevieve Brewer, sponsors and
maids at the coming veteran reunion in
Louisville, will leave next Monday.
Mrs James Little and son are at
Coden for a short while
Mrs. A. l. Hall and daughter. Miss Nell.
arrived Friday from Baltimore to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. G. C.
Clarke.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Louise
Nichols and Mr.. John Catchett Logan was
celebrated Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. Thomas J..
O'Connor Miss Katie Duggan was brides
maid, Mr.. Harry Fox best man and little
Miss Juanita O'Connor flower girl. Rev
Father Shaw performed the ceremony
After reception Mr.. and Mrs Logan left
for a bridal trip to Baltimore and Wash
nigton.
Mrs. Harry c. Burton is visiting at Pass
Christian.
Mrs. r. ". Taylor, Mrs. Jack Ross, Miss
Virginia Sims, Miss Margaret and Miss
Saida Billups left Thursday for Asheville,
N. c.. to attend the Sunday school conven-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gazzan are to
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eral months visiting relatives in this state
and Louisiana.
Mrs. A. p. Yarbrough and daughter have
returned from Beulah where they have
spent a week
The Misses Berry of Smith Station and
Miss Susie Glenn of Lafayette are visit
ing Miss Mary Barnett.
Mrs. G. o. Berry of Columbus is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Echols.
Mrs. ]. D. Maddox of Birmingham was
the guest this week of Prof and Mrs.
G.. w. Brock
Miss Mary Lee Watkins has rn.rrned
from Hawkinsville. Ga, to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Yarbrough have
returned to their home in this city after
an extended stay in Alex City.
Miss Eleanor Miles has returned from
a six weeks visit in Mobile with her
sister. Mrs. John Crawley.
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Soc
Muslin Underwear
Blue Penciled

Ladies' Chemise, made OF
best quality nainsook, trim.
mel with narrow Val. lace;
former price 85c; kn
sale price. :. -. -. OOC
Ladies' Muslin Chemise.
trimmed with hemstitched
tucks and ruffle; former
price SOC; sale OK
price,. -. ......, %OC
Ladies' Drawers, made of
nainsook or cambria, trim
med in Torchon and Val.
lace; open or closed; former
price 85c and 90c; EAa
sale price. :. OOC
Ladies' Umbrella Drawers,
made # good quality MAIN
sock, trimmed with Val. in
sertion and edge, embroidery
beading and ribbon; former
price $3.50; sale TX
price,. -. ......... W
Nainsook Chemise Gowns,
short sleeves, trimmed with
Val. insertion and edge. Reg
ular price So. This I 0E
sdle... .........
Nainsook Gowns, high
neck, with round shirred
yoke, trimmed in dainty pat
terms of embroidery, inser-
ton and edge. Regular price
s ssle0' lhiS 200
Ladies' Vests of good grade
cotton, well made, all sizes;
former price 10c; 70
sale price. :. ..........sC
Ladies' Vests in soft fin
ished Isle, trimmed with
dainty edge of lace with
shoulder straps of mercer
lied tape; regular 35c vests.
Blue-Penciled OK
TO- -. .....ss.
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w Al S T S
BLUE PENCILED

Waists in butchers linen, made with
broad vertical plaits, stock collar with
tab and plated cuffs; back has wide
graduated box plat. Regular OSo
SIPS waist, reduced to........ oOO
Waists in white Jap silk, with yoke
of the material and bands of Val. lace;
collar, cuffs and stem with band OF
Val. lace, the front in tiny tucks.
Regular $500 waist reduced 90
to.
Embroidered linen Waists in two
STYLES. one hand-embroidered, the
other hand-embroidered and hand
work; collar with twice around bow
tie; both have tucked back. 2 *
Regular $500 waist at..... 49,
Waists in white lawn, with panel
and plated fronts in buttonhoie de.
sign. or plated yoke with bands OF
imitation drawnwork in yoke ana
front, tucked collars and Coo
cuffs. Special at.............'
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TSVILLE.

Huntsville, June 1o-(Special)-Miss
Mona Allen entertained at a Japanese tea
Wednesday evening at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Allen. Re-
freshments were served in several courses.
the plate favors being Japanese fans for
the young ladies and hand painted watch
fobs for the gentlemen.
Miss Sunie White entertained the Neigh
borhood Progressive Euchre club Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Adams
avenue.
Mrs Harry Stanage and Mrs. Harry
Stanage. Jr of Cincinnati are visiting
Mrs Emily Van Valkenburgh
Mrs Richard Walker and baby have
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Wrapper Prices
Blue Penciled

Wrappers in figured lawns,
with yoke outlined with
braid; cuffs, collar and belt
braid trimmed to match.
Deep ruffle to skirt.
Regular S5c Wrapper. eSo
Blue-Penciled to. =. .OcC
Wrappers in nice quality of
percale, all colored grounds
with small figures; made
with yoke and ruffles over
shoulders; all braid and en-
broidery trimmed. Deep
ruffle on skirt. Regular $1.75
Wrapper. Blue I Ok
Penciled to-. 49,. l'~c
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Handkerchief
Blue PenciIed

ladies' all pure linen
Handkerchiefs, with lace and
embroidered edges; regular
25c Handkerchiefs. TX.
Blue-Penciled to-. :. Lev
Ladies' all pure linen
Handkerchief, So
special at ..........O O
An excellent quality of
cambria Handkerchiefs, with
narrow hemstitched borders;
regular price $1.25 TX
dozen. Blue-Penciled to SCC
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Notions Blue Penciled

Bedding Embroidery Silk,
in all shades. Skein Ia
Blue-Penciled to. ...... ~
Bedding spool Silk Go
Blue-Penciled to-. -. ~
15c a dozen polished cut
fish-eye pearl buttons, four
sizes. Blue 10n
Penciled to. 49,. IOO
English Hair Pins, import
ed Pins, in black. 10
Blue-Penciled to-. ....iO
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Sheets and Pillow Cases Blue Pencile
Aprons Blue Penciled

Ladies' white lawn aprons,
good lengths and widths,
trimmed in fancy striped
white lawn borders; regular
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-11
sHEyFIELD.

Sheffield, June 10.-(Special)-Mrs Fl. w.
Blair was the hostess at a very delight
ful entertainment complimentary to Miss
Margaret Campbell.
Mrs. r. ]. Thurman entertained the
Century club at her hospitable home
Thursday afternoon. Wagner was the
literary subject for study.
Mrs. r. NJ. Whiteside has returned from
Jurka, Miss.
Mrs. Anna Brown has returned to
Leighton.
Mrs. ]. W. Morrison is visiting in Brick
Ala.
Miss Lucille McNairy has returned from
Columbia, Tenn.
Mrs B. b. Cohen has returned from
Windham, Ala.
Miss Katie Webb of Iuka, is visiting in
the city.
Miss Edgar Pallen has returned from
Birmingham.
Mrs. ]. w. Walker has returned from
bridgeport.
Mrs. Shade of Russellville is here.