The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-22

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Pine wood at $3.50 per cord at 1904
Hennepln avenue.
Pictures for gifts. Beard Art Gal
leries, at Dayton IS.
A certificate on the Sweet Studios
will be appreciated.
Replaced cast iron heating boilers for
sale cheap. Andrews Heating Go.
Xmas flowers; don It be held up; get
our prices. Amundson & Kerchner, 400
Hennepin. as4 @s
Smoked and damaged sheeting board
for sale at half price at Bruce Edger.
ton Lumber company's yard, 1904
Hennepin avenue. '"., .
John S. Allen, reliable ieweler, estab-
hshed 1885. Ask any old resident.
ground floor; open evenings. .''
DR.. M. L. Gates will give the free
public address at As Fourth street S
at 3 pm. tomorrow. His subject will
be, "Socialism Inevitable. - r
Try them raw-delicious-or stuff
your turkey with them Christmas
shucked direct from shell to can
Baltimore Packing Co. Crown Brand
Oysters. -...<...,.., -, .-.- 49,.
A new council Of the Royal League
will be instituted on Friday evening,
Dec. %, at Morgan Post hall, Third
street and Nicollet avenue. Supreme
and state officers will be- present. =.
c.. L. Campbell, in charge Of the
wemen's department. of the National
Bank of Commerce for three years, since
it's institution, has been elected assist
ant cashier of the East Side State
bank.
Perfumes that last. Chocolates
Lowney' s., Johnson g and Funk g. La
dies hand bags. Cigars, q large as
sortment. Get our prices. Gamble &
Ludwig, Druggists, 301-3O3 Hennepin
avenue.
If you wish for more business in
1907 than you had in 1906, subscribe
for a press clipping service: Pollock 8
Clipping Bureau, Minneapolis, can put
names of new customers on your desk
every day. Ask them. =
The flour mills will close down to-
holiday. At the reopening the mills
will be found to have fairly good
business for the winter season. A year
ago business was practically sus-
pended. - a.
Marshall Eberstein of Washingt
has been assigned to the secret service
office at ST.. Paul to succeed tho late
Captain j. w. Lawrence. Captain John
Webb, who has temporarily been sta
toned at st. Paul, will return to his
home city, Omaha.
Christmas is near, are you 'readys
Have you consulted the Christmas
Present Column on the Want Page9
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.
D. A. Gaumnitz Of the department of
animal husbandry in the state farm
school returned yesterday from Colo
ton at the state farm school at Fort
Collins. He also visited the famous ST..
Louis valley, the largest pea-growing
district in America. 80
The Knights Templar, Zion Com
mandery No. 2, will hold impressive
services at their hall Christmas day
at 10:45 am, when members, with
their families and all ,sojourning fraters
and Masons generally are invited to be
present. An address will be delivered
by Sir Knight j. S. Montgomery.
On Sunday morning at the Fowler
Methodist church DR.. j. s. Montgomery
will be in his pulpit and preach a spe-
cial Christmas sermon on "The Story
profusely decorated with palms and
flowers. The, choir is to be augmented
to double quartet and will render ap-
propriate Christmas music. In the eve
ming at 7:45 COMBS celebrated Christ
mas cantata, "The First Christmas -
will be given under the direction of
Professor Alfred Wiley. DIR. Mont
gomery will make brief address in
The evening.