The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-18
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A certificate on the Sweet. Studios
VIII be appreciated.
Pictures for gifts. Beard Art Gal
leries, at Dayton 3.
Santa Claus souvenir pins with each
loaf. Ye Olde Tyne Bread, at all grocers.
New mouldings, ovals, framing pic
From now on until Christmas we shall
be open evenings. You will find things
you like at Barnum s. AT,
Imported and domestic steamer rugs
and carryalls. Everything the traveller
needs at Barnum IS, 7l5 Nicollet.
A discount of 25 per cent on all port.
mons Co., SIS Second avenue S. -
Cut-throat agencies are no cheaper
to the Century News Store, South Sd st.
Xmas wreath, soc; bells, 10c each.
AZaleas, eeyclamen, palms and ferns, all
prices. Latham, florist, SO Tenth
street S.
V. d. Jones, city ticket agent of the
has returned after ten-day trip to
New York. s , :.
P. w. Tobin, with his son, Paul,
leaves tonight for California for a
Christmas visit with his son, William
Tobin, who is an official of the South
ern Pacific railroad.
Perfumes that last Chocolates
Lowney's, johnson s and Funk s. La
dies hand bags. Cigars, large as
sortment. Get our prices. Gamble &
Ludwig, Druggists, 301303 Hennepin
avenue.
The new public library station at
Bedford and University avenues, Pros
pect Park, was opened at 3 pm. today.
The establishment of the station was
authorized at the last meeting of the
library board. :
Christmas is near, are you ready7
Have you consulted the Christmas
Present Column on the Want Page?
This column is full of suggestions. The
query Of just what to give is settled
here, and you will note with pleasure
the low prices attached. !
James Keenan,, who attacked a WON
an In South Minneapolis late in August
and who was arrested by Peter Morten,
morgue keeper, was found guilty last
night rafter a trial which lasted just
one day. Sentence will be pronounced
later by Judge H. D. Dickinson. p y
The Portland club of the Portland
Avenue Church of Christ will give
their annual free entertainment, in the
church parlors Wednesday evening The
club will present the "Deestrick
Skule, " with some innovations, and
all parts will be taken by the Young
men, members of the club. .
Christmas trees, such as are sold in
the city streets, are usually stolen ac-
cording to General G. c. Andrews, state
forestry commissioner. These spruce
trees would be the source of consider
able revenue to their owners, but as
rule they are cut on unoccupied land
without the knowledge of the owners.
After an announcement. by Chairman
Wendell Hertig that the General Elec-
trio company probably would make a
bid for the lighting Of the city if
granted a favorable franchise by the
council, the gas comlsittee of the coun-
Gil at it's adjourned meeting yesterday
decided to let all bids for lighting %
over to the new year.
Russian Orthodox Catholics will cele
brate the holy day of st. Nicholas
Wednesday,. Archbishop Tikhon viii
celebrate high mass at Fifth street and
Seventeenth avenue NE. The students
Of the seminary will sing mass under the
direction of Professor B. Benzine.
Thursday the archbishop will leave for
New York, the seat Of his diocese, and
will go to Russia in February.