The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
Have you seen Barnum's steamer
wardrobe trunk2 715 NicOllet.

Have you seen Barnum s steamer
wardrobe trunk9 715 Nicollet.
Order pictures framed for Xmas now.
The Beard Art Galleries at Dayton s..
Pictures framed; best material; good
work. Beard Art Galleries at Dayton's.
Handicraft pottery, made from Red
| Wing clay at Handicraft Guild, 926
| Second avenue 8.
Winter colds; confined to the house.
| Keep in touch; have a northwestern
telephone. Rates are low. ~. ~
The carpenters union will elect Off
GERS at its meeting Friday evening and
all members are requested to attend.
Dayton s Christmas Handkerchiefs
are all pure linen. Prices as low as
consistent with the best in qualities.
M. H. Lowry, well known in phono-
graph circles, is now with the Mime
sofa Photograph Co., 518 Nicollet ave-
nue.. , -.
Dayton's offer another big lot OF
Silk Pieces for fancy work Thursday.
Prices, Be to 69c-fractions of their
| value.
| We have several fine carrier routes
for which we desire bright, energetic
carriers. Apply at once to Mr.. Gray,
Journal office. ...>..- I'D, ..,: ..~-
Dayton's Christmas Leather Goods,
! Suit Cases, Grips, Toilet Cases, Pocket
books, Card. Cases for Christmas is a
leading feature. = -. =.
Dayton's Fine Underwear is I'M
I questionably the most satisfactory for
wear. Prices are moderate, assort'
ments unequaled.
National banks will hold their an
rual election of officers Jan. 9. Notices
70 +ho4 Ip+n Iy,0 %
cordance with the law.
mas Gifts at Zuhruk's Ladies' Bazaar,
sixth floor Masonic Temple, Friday
Dec. 8, afternoon and evening.
Anyone who did not receive copy
Of The Journals Great Sunday
Magazine for last Sunday, Dec. 3, may
secure it by calling at the Journal
counter at once.
/ Sons of Herman, lodge No. 4, will
hold its annual election Of officers Dec
20. A family ENTERTAINMENT, "Sylves
ter Nacht,' will be held on New Year s
eve. The grand lodge of the state will
meet in Minneapolis Jan. %.
The Theosophical society. of Mime
rooms last night. The subject for dis
cussion and illustration was: "Though1
Forms,' H. HIS. Rowell explaining
the subject. A musical program and in
formal reception followed Mr.. .Rowell I
talk. .4
A branch office of the naval recruit
ing station has been opened at Wash
ington avenue and Second street s
Chief Gunner's Mate II. g.. Rogers il
in charge. This office will put thu
nation and send those who pass to tn
main office in the federal building TO
, the final test and enlistment.
Minnesota Commandery knights O.
Malta will be instituted on Wednesda,
q night, Jan. 3, at Richmond halls. I
4 regular meeting was held by the com
! mittee last night and trustees wer
1 elected for the first. second and thir
years: Several applications for mem
bership were received and added to- tn
charter list. Meetings will be held ever
Wednesday evening as heretofore. &
The Union City mission has suffere
&. considerable loss of revenue thru tn
similarity Of it's name to that Of al
other agency. 7. F.. Hughes, one Of tn
directors, said today: =" Because tn
, lames are somewhat similar, some o
our regular subscribers have give
l money to the solicitors Of the Christia
union. The mistake is not strange, bu
/ would like to call the attention Of tn
r public to the fact that our solicitor
1 all carry credentials over the signatur
of the Union City mission.' -.
Northwestern National bank clerk
had charge of the entertainment of tt
Minneapolis chapter at it's meeting ]as
night: Professor F. II: Mcyeyz Of tt
lecture in series on ''Corporati.
S Finance" H. G. Libbey played tt
accompaniment for saxaphone solo b
Maurice Engler. REGULATIONS we,
n given by W. E. Field and R. Clark al
u a quartet sang-E. B. Prosser, J..
n Farmer, Up. Carroll and D. d. Mars.
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