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Heanx md seeds.

=, Receipts of Beans yesterday were so1s SKIS.
The only change was q higher price reported for
BiacSeyes. which are ruoted frmer.
Seeds show number of changes There Is no
Yellow Mustard offering at present
BEANS tper ef1)-Bayos. $2.3o@2. 30: Pea.
nominal at s3-5o@3.75 small White. $3@3. %;
large White s2612 so; Pink. S2.10@220: Red.
S2.75Q2.S5; Lifilas s35063.Go: Red kidneys.
inal Mt $3.50
SEEDS Brown Mustard, $3.50; Yellow Mus
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Oct. 15.-The market dull again
today. but toward the close showed a rally
Greene. North Butte, Copper Range and Old Do
minion all closed strong. Arcadnn was fairly
active at higher prices on rumor that they
would sell some land to the Quincy Company.
There prospect of any contest in the
Shannon annual meeting and some little stock Is
coming out from people who bought 1t with
the idea that 1t would go higher with two mag
mates striving for control.
market Is duh for the moment the reason be-
ing that there Is metal for sale. Lake pro.
ducers are hesitating about selling the metal
ahead and are not taking chances on Increased
production"
Atlantic-The recent rise seems to have been
more sentimental than warranted.
Bingham-The monthly profits are considered
improving.
Centennisl-The property shows good profits.
Greene Consolidated-The report was dis
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Ea.tern Isve.to., ,r.-,-..

CHICAGO Oct. 15.-CATTIJc IJc-Receintx oe
900; market for best strong. Others slos,
Reeves. $4.i5qT.s0; cows and heifers. s1.75M
5-30; stockers and feeders $2500z4 90: West
erns. $3S06L5.G0 calves. So 25617 90 80
HOGS-Receipts, % 600: market So bipher
Mixed and butchers $630GG. so; good heavy
S6-5ogG. %; pigs S5.so@6.35; bulk Of sales
10c higher. Sheep. Ss.65M55O; lambs. 81 s5c7s -
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Poultry npd Game.

Trade in Poultry was practically at stand
STILL there were no arrivals Of any con-
sequence, and offerings consisted largely of car
ried-over stock. for which there little de-
mand Wild Ducks will be offering today, the
season having opened yesterday.
POULTRY-Per DOZEN Hens S606.50 for large
and S5@5.5O for small: old Roosters S4@5:
young Boosters. scar for large and S5Gs5a0 for
small; Fryers. S4Q4. so; large Broers. S404 so;
small Broilers. S303.50; Pigeons. S125: S1nahs.
Sl75@2; Ducks. S647 for young and $5@5.50 foI
old; Geese. $1.I5@2 per pair; live Turkeys, 1SG
21c per ID.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare. s1.5OQ1.75: Cot
tontail Rabbits, 81; Gray Geese, S3G350.
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r,.i,,Ia Grain sunnIx

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The visible supply of
grain Saturday. October 13, compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange. was as follows:
Wheat 36.30I.o 600 bushels, increase 1.6z9, 600;
corn $3.50. 900 bushels. decrease 100000; oats
S6OI, 900 bushels. decrease 112.000.
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OREGON.
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 15-wHEAT-Club,
64c, biuestem, 67c: red. soc; valley, &c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Oct. l5.--Wheat, unchanged; blue
stem 8ec; club, 67c; red 65c.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Firm. 32Ad per ounce.
Money-3Q3h per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 4%@44 per cent and for three
months bills 45tG4S per cent.
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CALvESA414 G4lsc per ID fer light, 3HG4c
for medium and 3G315c for beavy tsross
weight.
SHEEP-vethers a.; 75c per ID; Ewes 4
Gl+jEc (gross weicbtl
fAAIDS-4ss 6l5c per III.
HOGS-125 to 250 lbs. Glse per III: under 12-'
lbs. GE GI61Sc: 250 lbs and over. cMGAc; Bears
80 per cent. Stays. 30a40 per cent and Sows 10
Q2O per cent of from above quota lions.
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tard. nominal: Flaxseed. s3@3.5o: Canary, 41z@
5c; Alfalfa, lac; Rape. 19l4c; -imothy. -;
Hemp, DC per Id; Millet, 315c; Broom Corn Seed,
$20I21 per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles nominal; Green Peas.
So 250M2.1J per ctl
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
st. Loui. Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-WoOI-Steady. Med
inm grades, combing and clothing. 23@21 15c;
light fine. l7@21c; heavy fine, l56l7c; tub
washed, 32@37Ec.
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SALES.
Morning Session
Cnlifornia stock and on ExcaanEe.
Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the snles on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterdays
Rnr,,iar Morning and Inforrlnl Sessions
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-Todays statement |
OF the Treasury balances in the general fund
shows:
Available cash balance ............ 500. 2lo.Il9
Gold coin and bullion Ill. .2S2, ,031
Gold certincates .............. 3T.TS5, ,440
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Oct. 15.-Clearings. 81, 81. .ess;
balances. $9S9, ,563.
SPOKANE. Oct 16.-Clearings 81 02S, ,246;
balances. SOC. .052
TACOMA. Oct. I5.-clearings. sso4, ,4o1; bal
ances. S105. .522.
PORTLAND, Oct. 15.-olearings. $3.50, AS;
balances, S11S,312.
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IIldes. Tallow. wool nna rra..

HIDES-culls and brands sell about %m1c
medium. 121sc; light l2lsc; Cow Hides, 12isc
for heavy and 121sc for light; Stays. s1bc: salt
ed Kip. BIC: Saltcd Veal 15Ibc: Sailed Calf
i21ac; dry Hides. 23c: dry Kip 2ec: dry Calf.
23c; Sheepskins. shearlings. 20650c each: short
MOO, woo,' ssv@7oc s To- each; medium. 7o99Oc: long
Ncoi. Sl@l Loo: Horse Hides salt s3G3 %
and zoe for Colts Horse Hides dry. soao % for
large and Sl5o@l.75 for medium. sIe5 for
can. S215 case; dry sailed Mexican. e5d27iSc:
dry Central American. 3563Tl.c. Gostskins =
frime Angoras, l5c; extra large do 81 %; large
5oc; medium. 35c; small 25c.
TALLoW-No. rendered. ~ a41kc IN bhIs:
IN nn cans; 4i5c; No ?, 3i5@4c; Grease. 212lac
MooL-faH clip-San Joaquin and Southern
@l5c: Humboldt and Mendocino, 1O@14c: Middle
County t,s@l0c; Northern, 1i@l5c; Nevada.
HoPS-l2ls @1oc per ID for 1906.
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Dricd Frnits. Nnta ami Ral.,n.

New York adyices report the receipt bv San
Jose packer OF an order for % cars of Prunes for
export TO London.
Late advices say that the Prune crops of Tos
nla and Servia are turning out short but that a
good yield Is promised by the orchards of France
Owing to the great scarcity OF boxes hackers
Pre- trying to persuade the railroads TO accent
shipments of Prunes to the East in sacks st the
lower box rate of 81 per 100 lbs The sack rate
is 81 20. ia'e
All Fruits and Ralsins continue stir IN Nav
York as will be seen in the first column
FRUITS-Apricots. I5@17c per III: Eyapo-
rated Apples. spot. 51s G17c: do sun-d-ied oii Sr
sac; Peaches, S612hc; Pears 9612iac.
Nectarines. White and Red I2c; Figs vhita
~ G4c; do. Black. 3@3Ac; pitted Pluus IN
loc; Prunes. 2%@2tsc. 4-size basis, and 3G3iSc
basis for large sizes. q
RAlS1NS-1906 crop--Seeded 515 66s;e. loose
Muscateis, 4&c, 5Hc and 5Ac for 2 3 and
crown respectively. Seedless 4Ae: Seedless
Sultanas Aye, Thompson Seedless, 575Iic nor
unbleached and Sq11c for bieached: IMPERIAL
clusters. 6-crown. $3.50: Dehesa clusters =
crown, 81; fancy clusters. 4-crown 81 5063i 60.
London LAYERS. crown. s1.25; London LAYERS
2-crown, $115. 80
NUTS-1906 crop-AlmonGs Nonpareils t7x
g,S, gdac; brakes: 1917 Gi4c; Languedocs. lsc;
lie for No. ] and SC for No. q California
Chestnuts, 121a 415c per Id.
HONEY-l5c per ID for bright comb and 1aa
isc Tor amber; do extracted. 5h@Cc
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SIC; mild steady Futures closed steady. net
hnc hhncnanged TO points higher: Sales 70. .oo
oats, inciuding: December, 65Uc: January W
e.ooc; March. .o.Gode 65c; May, e75c; July,
o.s0c; August. e6.90c; September. &c 80.
SIGAR.Raw. steady; fair refining 3,2c,
centrifugal, 9e test. 4c; molasses sugar 3Ac;
refined, quiet
BUITER-Firm; Western factory. common 20
arsts, 1914 @18Ac; Western imitation creamery
drsts, 1914 @20c
CHEESE-Steady
EGGS-Strong; Western frsts. 25g2oisc-
DRIED FRUITS.
EyAPORATED APPI IES-The market shows
no material change. New crop. good TO cnoice' o.,
meut are qu1ssd S at @ss pri1s ,e for
PRUNEs-Are in good demand and prices .hs ca1, are
hrm, ranging from 615c TO SAC for the Oaii- ~
fornia grades recently quoted; Oregon 4os TO
20s. 915Q1oc.
APRICoTS-Are steady at recent prices; WIN
choice quoted at Ice; extra choice, lie; fancy
lS620c.
PEACHES-Are in light supply ana conse- sse
quently hold well up to recent prices In spite te
Of light demand Choice are quoted al 1,mIae nj:
lie; extra choice. 11@11hc; fsncy' iiesi@s'
extra fancy, 120I2Ac
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Hops In London
Northern Wheat market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 15.-Hops at London-Pf
ci6c Coast, steady. "a 5s@f5
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Meat uarr.t

The expected advance In Beef and Mutton bas .
not yet occurred. but II may any dav as hoth
descriptions 4, are firm There is nothing new In
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF-5@6c for Steers and 4lkl5kc for
Cows. ~
vENr-cis MSc for large and Sn9c for small
MuTToS--o@1oc for wethers and sJs Si9i5c
for Ewes. ? ~
LAAfBS-fOGI1fc
DRESSED HOGS-S0fOc
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for GOOD sound
livestock. delivered in san Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle: - -
ATTlE-Steers. 69zc per lb for No. 1 and 6
@6iac for No. 2; Cows and Heifers Sc: No.
Cows, 41ac; thin Cows. 4c.
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Proyiaio,.-

There were no further price changes yesterday.
hesyv I3e mffalSsS5acon far sgb5 4Ae per ID for
i6c for extra light and 20c for s,,rar-cuTed
Dry Salt Hides. 13c; Bellies. 13I5c: Fast
lec Mess Beef, so per Dbl; extra Mess so 5o.
slnmiy LAM go; prime Mess Pork, sl6.5O: extra
Feet s.; Smoked Beef. lac per lb.
LARD.Tierces qnoted at 7i6c for California
compound &c for Eastern compound and I2c
l2ase; 5-lb tins. 1e5sc: 3-lb fins. isc ''
~ J,toIIoiENE-On half barrel 9Ec: three
99sc; five tierces 9Kc 'eiee >
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New York Stock List Continued.
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New York stock List

z. r. Hutton e. Co.. $50 California street.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterdaE:
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MONDAY. Oct. 15-1o:so a. m

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Rfd Ask pid AL
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For Rent-Offces.

INSIST ON HAVING YOUR HOUSE. APART.
ments. store or office fitted I'D with National
Inverted Gas Lights before renting. This
VIII insure best light at the smallest cost for
gas. John $. Colvin. 20 Western av. ~
OFFICES OF ONE, TWO AND THREE ROOMS,
hot and cold water vault space with each
office; desk room for rent. Inquire at Room
666. Bank. OF Minneapolis building.
MOST ELEGANT DEsKRooM 10 LET WITH
private office; building, both phones
See Carl T. Houston. 236 Security Bank bldg.
FOR RENT-sEvERAL CHOICE OFFICES IN
the Globe building, suite or single. Theo.
Basting. manager, 50S
SINGLE OFFICES, SUITES, AND 5 ROOMS;
Century bldg; rent reasonable. 2OS Century
PRIVATE OFFICE, USE OF GENERAL OFFICE.
stenographer and phone. 537 Andrus building
DEsKRooM IN FINE LIGHT ROOM, VERY
desirable space. 7o4 Guaranty bldg.
EXCELLENT OFFICES FOR RENT AT eas
NiCollet av, ~.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued.

go con%in,,ed sa7 Ia
-. ~ - -" Z I.
$50, 000-F0R 80 FOOT ON HENNEPN Av,
with q o brick ,l buildings 8 -
oapt s,von Uu' nouseo enn' pay ~ pel
M ~ h,H, ' for twanfy lots IN l17th ~ n ond
v,s,nst +has ayt " ror cinn S - a ~
Mutual Real Estate & Loan Association.
300 Temple Court.
" MN T0 q E7T TN T0IYCI WITII 4 n M
having $1,000 to 81, 900 cash willing to in
established office business whose income now
Saoo per month and col aass with best
DasM.ess noasss A.. = ysaI.- ooo1, 9o1lnal.
A SMALL RESTAURANT, WITH 32-Fo0T
hs;nass @ s and nVe o aoang good
Owner Ieavin town Address aeIn g gonrnaI
- {. --.u.-
WsSoOs' nka AND - =! CLEAN, Too $s.75
= S5.75. Plymouth Lumber CO. 2s7 Kic STI
House h,act. bnth nbnnaS w. %. Nicoiiet
M 8 -
properties and ranches for sale or exchange;
& Sd and Nicollet. ~ -Neil ~ 'o'nsF
mo q, s1zc7; = :, % no = :, :,
FOR SALE Oh E * ~ 5000 HARD
in Minnesota good live town. Address s57i,
Journal
FOR sALE-ONE SHARE OF TARAsC0
plantation stock at sacrifice; this stock Is
paying 10 per cent dividends Address 1912,
.ournol
At a BARGAIN CLEAN FURNITURE
s s,;s IN southwestern Minnesota; good oppor-
!unlly 70 comDlne with harness. Address 6S1S,
VIZ = 5eI 7;iIe;iz ~ ~
W. Ill a DAN 0AOAI 2 o0ANErSo w OIa.
or business nave mhncaninered farm lands
dnmrn sGsA - iuii ue'"' ' Auuress o'3o'
-. 80 =
.WANTEO-TO INVEST $500, 800 WITH SER
vices IN some good paying business; must
n na1 ciose inVes'isatton' Aouress o'oo, jour
ne.. 800
genera, store we have sa1araI ,aa for 30 q,
or exchange. Davis. 72o' PhoeniS Minneano oils
-, z7; =. =;
not - -ooad - odo tOE, Oool
VIZ GUARANTEE 10 TNCR an; TIIF--- IN
come of any real estate man writing ne
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WANTED BY NOV. 1o-THREE TO -FOUR
room fiat or upstairs in some house, with rea.
sonable rent; must be within six to ten blocks
from A. Booth cold storage. Address 1926
Journal. T~'
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For Rent-Farms.

FOR RENT-ELEGANT GARDEN FARM OF
six acres: has good Groom house, large barn
and stock buildings. 57th st and Lyndale
aV 5. Inquire of Guy L. Bartholomew 81
LIST av N. >s-,
FOR RENT-47-ACRE FARM. ONE MILE
from Mound. Mnnetonka unded cultivation:
good buildings lake shore in pasture: s135
per year. Peterson & Sons, 306 Goth ay n
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FOR RI,ENT
For Rent-Stores
Continued.

Continued.
. s s 8 HEs 4 ai 2 Az. - 9 9 9
new steam, heating plant win rent all o
9 or part to suit tenant. y
,h Hss y, "a ny s. third floor, 24xeo, suit, Q
$40 and Z "a av s. asSao, first 'i door .
Q able rent; 500 per month. VIII divide o
o to suit tenant. o
Q .24o,2 LIST av S, 4ex125; five floors and Q
o basement; freight and passenger elevators; o
o good light; extra fine heating plant
o 2S 9th st S, second floor, 22x100 heated o
o 81 and 81 10th st s, a0x9o; first and o
Q second floors; extra large space iii rear; o
reasonable rent. :"
o 2O6 Andrus Building. o
Q o % o 900 %
HAVING BEEN REQUESTED 70 ARRANGE
at the corner Ne Of 9TH st and doS Sco f
Wonld desire applications for space to be
n made to n, me at this tine The building will
20 feet deep. and the second floor will be
partitioned off for doctors. dentists or, pro-
The third door viii be rented Tor for secret So
ciety" or club purposes. The building con-
tains 1000 square feet on each floor. and
building would be named after any tenant
Of Importance. Edmund G. Walton, lii 4th
Sod, SALE-oc AND l0c STORE IN THE
city; good location; stock and fixtures in
voice $500: will sell for $500 cash: can give
good reason for selling. Address julius VIII
lams, $50 Cedar NV. -.
aooD-sIzEp STORE ON NTcoLLET Az, IN.
side Of 10th st; low rent; also store with
frontage en- two streets or divide giving small
store. The Z. a. Conrad Co.. ola Phoenix
bldg. 49,, -, -,
FOR RENT-sToRE, 1897 4th Az S. FIRST
class repair: $40 per month '-
Chase & Schanfed,
414 Guaranty Building.
WILL RENT HALF OF STORE AND BASE
ment. occupied by plumber. for heating or
some similar line of business; hrst-class
location. Address 1854, Journal -
GOOD STORE BUILDING, CORNER OF NOR
gan and Western avs; desirable location: key
upstairs. For renting call at 31O5 Emerson
N.
FOR RENT-NEW STORE, GOOD LOCATION
for millinery, dressmakng, hardware shoe
store. 1915 9th ay ~
l2o 9th ST s-FIvE.YEAR LEASE, STEAM.
heated; make us an offer. Bintir Mig. Co..
rs Central ay.
FOR RENT-sToRE, 2ox40 LOCATED AT Iio5
" 22d st. Address S485. Journal
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For Miscellaneous.

o s2s HENNEPIN Av, FOURTH FLOOR,
o 2ox9o. especially suited for light manu-
D featuring; steam heat, elevator and janitor .
o service; only floor vacant in building.
o Wyvell- Harrington Co.,
D 401 Andrus Building.
o
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A very fine large size KimbaI piano. only
$17O; easy payments.
s. w. Raudenbush & Co..
A. 7th st s.
RAtwaan Hannanin and Nicnllat.
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CARPET CLEANING AND RUG
MANUFACTURING

PHONE NATIONAL RUG CO.. TWIN CITY
1851, or N. w. E. 80 and have them send
having old carpets made into rugs 1 show
samples of work, weigh carpets and give you
cost of making into rugs. W. NJ. Armstrong.
BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS; CARPETS
cleaning. Moorish Rug Co.. 1902 q franklin.
OUR RUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPETS SAT-
isfy. Economy Rug Co., 614 LIST ay s.
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SPECIAL + Z PRICES & { ON Z r { n Ts
AND STOVES.
60 to Pherson's, N273 Cedar av, II you
want the best bargains in furniture, car
pets or stoves. We must be out Of our
present location by Jan. 1; we therefore
give special discount on anything, and
easy terms If desired.
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PIANOS. sS.z
We have list of shop-worn and second hand
pianos that must go this week at sacrifice
prices. za II as
Rogers upright walnut case. 500.
Gabler, small upright, fine tone and action,
$40.
Emerson upright, tone as good as new, $115.
Behr Bros, fancy case, almost like new,
$3.50.
has been rented four months, otherwise new,
$265. ~ Iz.l $780,
Gall or write Monday or Tuesday.
Minneapolis Music Co..
-..-.-S COG Nicnllet. /. lI...-. 4.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE BIGGEST SLAUGHTER SALE OF FUR
niture ever heard Of at Downs salesrooms,
commencing tomorrow, Monday, to run all
week, consisting of the following articles: A
massive quarter-sawed oak round extension ia
bic. cost $50, for $25; a quarter-sawed oak
buffet to match for 1918; $3.50 piano for
g $l25, in perfect condition; a big bargain:
library table FOR $780, antique walnut desk
for $3.50; pedestal dining table and four
leather seat chairs to matchs for SIS the lot:
an antique drop-leaf table for $50; hall tree
with large mirror for So. so; white dresser with
large, mirror for ST. another for 81; and one
for So; oak chifonier, Sc; two good rockers
for $2.75 each; a pretty green and brass bed
for 81; springs for same, 81; heavy blue iron
bed for $3.50; springs for same, 81; glazed
bookcase; -; another bookcase for So; large
chest of drawers, So: sideboard 81; leather
couch, cost $35, for $15; sectional bookcase
\ $4.75:s fine oak folding bed with large mirror
cost $45 for $3.50, as good as new; oak
diners for IS the lot; IS pillows at 45c each;
roll top desk, $14; letter press and stand
kitchen cabinet: 81, cost ST; two commodes
$3.50 EACH: ping pong table. with attach.
ments for $40, cost $25; oil heater. $150; odd
carpets, etc. AT Downs old established sales
Q Q 2 sEauf q F1ASo ? B arc {
o AS we we, are oyer-crowded with piano
o arriving, we shall close e out this we Week the
o following list Of unprecedented bargains:
o on easy terms Of payment:
o Lyon " Healy. $780, %
o Weber ............... 1850
o Bimbau .................. 10000
o Wellington .......!....... 165GO
D AlnssDury ................ 1880
.. = 80 CaDle -. 1855. $4,000 {
O.. Kfngsbury ................ 215OO {
o Cable Observation-Disclosures. 235O0 80,
o - Gabler Observation-Disclosures. 24000 ID
O Con0ver ............. 265.O0
o Hnllet s; Davis. ,.......... 27500
. =, Is square pianos, SO, $50, $25 $50,
. Is g. organs At sl2. SIS, SIS, $40, s25, {
o Piano players, 500, 1925. S14O and $780, {
o The Cable Company,
o - Sth St. and Nicollet Az. {
o o 90 o o o o o o o O {
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOUSE
furnishings for Monday and Tuesday; here
are few of the prices: Ladies' desk, $3.50;
Sx10-foot velvet rug, $3.50; Bissell carpet
sweepers, each, $3.50; 100 framed pictures,
each, 25c, soc, 75c, 81; cotton top mattresses,
each, 81 9x12-ft. Brussels rugs Choice Of six
styles) EACH $3.50; roll top desk, SIS; quar-.
tersawed oak library table (worth $15), only
$40; oak and walnut bedroom suits (choice OF
fve). each, SIT; cottage organ, $40; iron beds
full size, choice Of; six. each, $751; magazine
=. rack, $1.50; six cane seat diners for 81. 90;
hat tree; $1.25; % pairs lace curtains, each,
Soc eft extension table, So. so; five dressers,
SIS, Sc, ST, So and SO; three commodes at 81,
81 and $3.50; four chifroniers, EACH SIS, 81,
center tables,> Soc, 81 and $1.25; two ward.
robes at SIS and 81; rockers 81, $1.25 and
$1.75; IS slightly used stoves and ranges at
half original prices, "A. W.. Davis House
Furnishing Co., 612-614 LIST nv S. Both
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o o o o o
FOR RENT-TRACKAGE, MANUFACTURING
plant, 20 II. p; over one acre Of ground on
Great Northern tracks; spur track on ground
Both phones 1916.
Moore Bros, Brace & Co..
81 Niccllet nv.
INSIST ON HAVING YOUR HOUSE. APART.-
ments, store or office fitted up with National
Inverted Gas Lights before renting. This
will insure best light at the smallest cost for
gas. John S. Colvin 90 Western av.
VERY COMFORTABLE DETACHED HOUSE:
nearly modern. with barn. special rate for
winter; 6lS 4th st rooms store and hall.
26th av and Franklin. DR.. Nein Medical
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-11
DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods SIS Nfcoflet.
LooK-HAVE YOUR SUITS PRESSED. s5c, AT
the Western Av Dye House. We call and de-
liver. NJ W. NJ. 1883 L. 10 Western nv.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING OF ALL LADIES
and gents garments at low prices. At AM
thony the Tailor. 205 7th st S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-11
PIANOS AND ORGANS

PIANoS-PIANO BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
---McPhail. SIS; Everett SOS; Kin,ball, $17O
Wesley. $3.50; easy payments; s. w. Rauden-
bush. II 7tn' st $, between Hennepin and
Nicollet. = ,.-5r--5 ssl- 5r,r.E, +. - ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-11
WANTED TO RENT

IF DISSATISFIED WITH THE CARE AND RE.
turns from your property (tats, houses or
business blocks), call on Sloane McCulluch
erty placed In their hands 2O2 Oneida block
WANTED-AT ONCE, BY REFINED YOUNG
couple, two sunny rooms In strictly modern
keeping; private family preferred; must be
walking distance. Address $685. journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Morgan's column today
Day. night and water fireworks, at
Honolulu Candy Co.
Rockets, roman candles, balloons, big
stock at Honolulu Candy Co.
New boiler at Morgan's today.
Inter-Island and o. r. q L. shipping
receipt books, soc. each, at the Gazette
office.
Morgan's column for the choicest of
land bargains.
Whitney & Marsh are making a
splendid display of the new season
wash belts.
Don't miss the sale at Fishers to-
day at 10 a. m.
Man and wife or two single gentle
men can secure good accommodations
with room and board at 24O King
street.
Pigeons. chickens koa furniture and
elegant mission furniture, new cook
ing stove, etc, will be sold at aucllon
today by Fisher. See his ad.
Fine buggy for country riding will
be sold this a. IN. by Fisher
F'irst-cIass tickets to all stations ON
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupoG
tickets are now on sale at the office
OF Trent & Co. $50 Fort street.
All persons having claims against
the Manoa Golf Club are requested to
present the same at once to the treas
urer in room 600. Stangenwald build
ms.
New Russian hrasses in jewel boxes,
tobacco Jars, lanterns, jardinieres. can
dlesticlzs with bells)- Tapas, mats
exouisite native hats in loulu, bamboo
and Iauhala. Hawaii & South Seas
Curio CO.. Alexander Young building
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-20
Week

of the gigantic annual clearance
sale is at hand.