The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13

Wholesome and good. Special dinner,
25c. New restaurant, % 9th st 8.
Cinco, the world famous SC cigar, is
now on sale in this city. . .
Harris & Houston, 7o6 Andrus build
ing, write fire insurance.
The popularity of the Cinco SC cigar
is now recognized everywhere.
The world famous Cinco cigar is now
on sale everywhere In Minneapolis.
Four per cent on Savings. The State
Institution for Savings, SIT First Az. s.
If you are an habitual smoker, buy
the Cinco. 1t is good the year round.
Going to Europe? See A. E. johnson
Co., 100 Wash. av s, for itineraries, etc.
See the gold Jersey cow, three feet
high. Jersey Dairy Lunch, FL 9Th st s.
Choice single and double violets for
Valentines at Latham 8, SO So. 10th st.
| Orders delivered.
The Cinco SC cigar is now on sale in
Minneapolis. If you have ever smoked
it you'll want it again.
Rev. L. w. Cronkhite, DID. Of Bur
NAH, will speak at the Trinity Baptist
| church on Thursday evening.
Fresh cut flowers, potted tulips, daffo-
| dis, hyacinths, Valentine day. Thomp-
son, II 7th st s. TIC. $500, n W. us.
| Everybody's Magazine, ! year with
| Lawson's book Frenzied Finance, $3.50
| at the Century News Store, 6 Third
street 8.
The Burglary Department Of the Fred
! Il. Gray Company insures more than
one thousand Minneapolis householders
Both phones, .1187. LIN +. ~
G. B. Brooks has been elected super
| init of do
succeeding t.. K. Thompson, who ha.
served several years. @
Henry S. MacGregor,~ mail teller a.
the First National bank, has beer
elected assistant cashier Of the Nationa
City bank of Duluth.
! The regular meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday school superintendent was hel6
at the Grill diningrooms, 30S FRS
avenue s, Monday at $3.50 pm.
Every department. Of your business
or floor Of your residence equipped will
telephone service at low rates; ask tn
contract department. Of the northwest
ern telephone company. ....
| s. s. Thorpe, who is arranging tn
real estate board trip. to Kansas City
reports the receipt of letter from
President Arthur c. Cowan stating tina
the members Of the exchange are pre-
pared to give the Minneapolis men
good time on their trip to that city.
Dr.. NJ. Gourevitsch, representative
Of the Jewish bund, who left Russi;
about three months ago, will be in thi
city tomorrow and Thursday and will
speak in Yiddish at meetings to be hel,
at the Finnish hall, 814 Sixth avenu
N, and on Thursday evening at Nor
mama hall, on. the condition Of tn
Jews in Russia.
The annual banquet Of the Men
League of Stewart Memorial churc
was given last evening at the GIRL
DR.. a. f. Young presided over tn
toasts, which were all on Lincoln. Leo
J. Petit spoke of Lincoln as a youn
man; George H. Hempstead, as law
{ yer; L. H. ,Beeler, the politician, an
Rev. r. A. Wander Las, as a Statesman
/ Paving will cost a little more thi
year than last. The prices quoted b
the cement dealers run from so to 4
per cent higher than last year. Th
dealers say they are sorry, but the rapi
increase of concrete construction he
made such an unprecedented deman
for cement that prices cannot be keI
\ down. It will mean difference {
} about cents square yard on all pa
! inc recurring concrete foundation.