The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-27
For a sick, lazy or tired furnace,

For sick, lazy or tired furnace,
phone II. O. Roberts.
Replaced cast iron heating boilers for
sale cheap. Andrews Heating Co. I.
Order your tulips now from Nagel
greenhouses, 111s West Lake street.
For Rent-Light, attractive stores on
Seventh street. Walter l.. Badger,
Oneida building.
Better than ever-that will be the
verdict of those who read the Sunday
Magazine supplement to next Sunday =
Journal. And that's saying a good
deal. , "" s#.
In the absence of Rev. DIR. Fayette
L. Thompson, pastor Of the Hennepin
Avenue Methodist church, the presiding
elder, Rev. DR.. A. P. Long, will preach
morning and evening.
At Westminster church Sunday morn
ing DR.. Bushnell will preach on "Radi-
ant Living.'' At 7:45 pm. the West
minister choir will render its annual
autumn service Of sacred songs.
A. C. Mclean of the Protected Home
circle of Sharon, Pa, will be here Mon
day evening. A special meeting will
be held that evening at McElroy halls,
Nicollet and Eighth street. All men,
bers of the order are requested to at
tend. ,.r
Corduroy trousers and maroon shirts
are becoming the proper thing for cam
pus wear among the students of the
University of Minnesota. The cordu-
roy trouser is nothing particularly new,
but the maroon shirt is an innovation.
Probably fifty are being worn now, and
moro have been ordered by students.
An unknown thief entered the cloak
room at the Wesley Methodist church
last night and while a reception was
being given helped himself to umbrel-
las, gloves, hats and an overcoat. P.
G.. Hanson was the heaviest loser as a
result of the raid. He lost cravenette
overcoat.
DR.. Montgomery is announced to
speak at the Fowler Methodist church
Sunday morning on "The Man Whose
Investment Failed.'' The offertory,
s ss tS T 5s's sssc H 1s IS s repssa sy 61
request. In the evening DR.. Montgom .
cry will devote an hour "In Fields of
Poetry.' Selections will be given from
Burroughs, BroWning,s Whittier, Long
fellow and others. i ,-.->
Unable to turn his machine on &C:
the pavement, tie driver Of an
automobile, said to belong to John
B. Gilfllan, ran down F. <. Paradis
! and Nels Partra at Central avenue and
Second street at 1880 last evening
Neither man was seriously injured
altho Paradis was cut about the head
G.. Bitches is said to have been the
| driver of the machine.
In an interesting address before thu
students Of the Minnesota School Of
Business upon FRAUDS Against TIL
Postal Service" yesterday afternoon
T. E. Hughes emphasized The import
| ance Of being On the alert for, the null
| titude of r-nooth swindling schemel
presented thru the medium Of the post
al service. He included matrimonial
bureaus, offers of work at home 70,
good pay, offers Of employment in con
sideration Of money deposit, offers o.
medical quacks to cure ills which, il
real, could be much better treated, b,
any regular physician, offers Of ex
cessive interest on Investments, ant
! offers to send something for nothing
| All these bats have concealed hook
The speaker also denounced fraud
against the postal department itself
such as using stamps second time, an,
| concealing written matter in newspa
pers, saying that he thought. the I'm
Of $40 and six months imprisonmen
much too small a penalty for the of
Tense. 4xs2