The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-21
Replaced cast iron heating boilers for

heplaced cast iron ne&t1ng DO1lerS TOT
sale cheap. Andrews Heating Co.
H. o. Roberts will make any fur
mace work; phone him about yours.
Chrysanthemum plants. Your choice
for so cents. Latham, florist, S3
Tenth street s.
Deposit your savings at 4 per cent
with the Minnesota Title Insurance &;
Trust company. Oneida block.
31s Andrus bldg, 31s Andrus bldg.
Needle stock! Needle stock! Home
company. Safe. Let US prove it.
Four per cent interest on your say
ings if deposited with the State Insti-
tuition for Savings. SIT First avenue 8.
Do not invest in any threading
sewing machine needle stock without
thoro investigation. Inquire 31S An
drus bldg. "
Needle Stock S! Needle Stock ST
Needle Stock S.! Investigate thorough.
ly before making. investment. Details;
31S Andrus bldg.
The Young Men s Christian associa-
ton has issued invitations to it's mem
bers who are away from home for a
T kas9i dinner at 1915 pm.
Westminster club will meet Nov. 26
with President Paul Moorehead, 31O9
Park avenue. DR.. D. Edmund Smith
will read paper on "The Subc onscious
Self' and Rev. DR.. J. E. Bushnell will
lead the discussion. $780,:
DR.. L. D. Shipman delivered an in
teresting lecture last night before an
open meeting Of the Young Men s club
ct Linden Hills Congregational church.
His subject was 'tThe Physician and
His Relation to the Community
Chief Canterbury of the fire depart
mont is investigating the false alarms
that have been turned in recently. He
says he has found the names Of two
persons, who are guilty and they will
be closely watched from now on.
A meeting of the Ralph Conner club
will be held tonight at the residence
Of A. c.. Parsons, Ola Lake street.
Railroads and Railroading' will be
discussed by T. F. Kinney, and a full
sired.
Edward Dubay Of South Minneapolis
was in police court yesterday charged
with EN- ezzlement. He was convicted
OF pawning watch a young woman
had allowed him to carry. Judge E. r.
Waite placed the young man on pro-
baton for one year.
The Minneapolis bank clerks will
hold their regular meeting tonight at
412 .Nicollet avenue. Professor F. L..
McVey will deliver the second lecture
on political economy and the course in
practical banking will be continued.
Apples will be served as refreshments.
Charles Murphy, check clerk at Ho-
tel Nicollet, who invested $3.50 last
June in Goldfeld stocks, has received
$3.50 in dividends and his stock is worth
81, 1000 bid today. We offer Twin City
good buy as be had. McAllister &
McAllister, Boston block.
The public is invited to attend free
livered by Bicknell Young, C.s.B., Of
Chicago, at the Auditorium, Sunday,
Nov. Is, at 8 pm. Mr.. Young is an
orator of reputation, thoro student of
Christian Science and authorized to
speak on this subject.
The Lincoln school was presented
with a new piano by the residents of
the district last evening. Rev. Mr.
Talmadge made the presentation speech
and the piano was received for the
school board by Robert Pratt. Dr.. c.
NJ. Jordan, Judge John Steele and W
K. Hicks also spoke. There was an ex.
hibition Of cooking in the girls de.
partment and of manual training by
the, boys after the program.
G. H. Harris, engineer with the Min.
neapolis General Electric company, will
lecture tomorrow to the engineering
students Of the University Of Minneso:
ia on s'The Taylors Falls Develop
ment.' Mr.. Harris is the resident en-.
gineer in charge Of the hydro-electric
development at IT. Taylors Falls, which is
to furnish $4,000 horsepower at $4,000
volts to Minneapolis, distance OF
fifty miles. The ultimate CAPACITY
will be $4,000 horsepower.