Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 5

THE II IL'Hil APOLIb lu ii u' i Mr. Trevillyan will spend his vacation there In August. Mrs. Mary E. and Miss Grace Bird of Chicago, who have been visiting Mr.

five giiessir.g contest vr. the err ertoin- ment of the afternoon, during which refreshment were daintily sieved from tables gay with carnations and KiNXOPCLlS DRY GOODS CO. MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS CO MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS CO. CITY NEWS and Mrs. Francis J.

Bird. 1400 Nicollet avenue, returned heme last evening. Mhs Buehnnan assisted her mother about the rooms. Mirfs Winifred West lake returned yes IN SOCIETY terday morning from a live weeks' visit jfc in me ji rori jiemy sue wa me guest of Cant, and Mrs. Cress and spent SHKRMAN-GILBERT.

Minneapolis people will be interested in tho approaching marriage of Dr. Hubert T. Hheruian of this city ind Miss Floy Gilbert, which will take place at "Two Oalss," Anoka, at noon of Aug. 15. i ill liliyl some time at St.

Joe, with Miss Pauline Klrchner, a classmate of Miss Westlakc, at Hagernan college, Lexing ton. Miss Bertha Doeltz Is spending her Every year more and more people learn what an JtBCEPTION AND HRIDAL DINNER. Miss bcsste Williams aud Leon Gillette, h'-tf? marriaK" to be celebrated to-icnow, were charmingly entertained last veiling by MUs Grace Wheaton ami 'orge Wheaton at their home, 012 Sixth '1'iiue south. Tim dining room wan beautiful with 'eat clusters of nasturtiums and ferns. vacation at the summer home of a friend in the White Mountains.

economic event this July Clearance of Furniture Miss Myrtle lialliday, 2017 Grand ave nue, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Loreu Horton, Mayville, N. D. TO ATTEND I3RAINERD WEDDING. The weiiding of Miss Maude Alice Davis and Dr.

S. B. Mowers In Hrainerd, Wednesday, will be attended by a g.roup of Twin City persons, including Mrs. H. H.

Barber and the Misses Ruth and Marlon Rarber and Grace Yungnn, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. White, Miss Cecil White and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Otis of St. Paul and Mrs. William Sauntry of Stillwater. TONKA BAY 'id white tapern under yellow shadea out.

thR Idea of yellow and whlie. Pink id white peas were the parlor decor-Ions, while tall jars of white dalsie ere in the reception hall, and twined the cuaudellera were the sums iosoomu. There were eighteen of the younger lends of tho brlde-oloct, and sitting Tonka Bay hotel was thronged with vis The Misses Barber are to be attendants at the wedding. itor over Sunday, the hop Saturday night and the numerous automobile parties The party will leave today for from town yesterday making it a gala day about. Lake Park.

is, and take advantage of its generous offerings. More have profited this year than ever bafcre. All previous selling records have been eclipsed so far. We want this last week of the sale to he unprecedented, and we believe it will be as -values are superb. If you would buy new furniture at a priceTeduc-tion you must make selection this week, the sooner the better for you." Don't delay until the eleventh hour.

You can save now on any and every piece The auto parties Included Mr. and Mrs. found a glowing grate lire, they each reminiscences which were hugely en-lyed by their listeners. 1 Misi Harriet McDonald gave the bridal C. E.

Harper of St. Paul, Mr. aud Mrs. Gibson of Arcalo, Mr. Dlttenhofer of St.

ROSENSTEIN-ROSENTH A L. At the synagogue Adash Yersliurum, at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the tnar-riaae xit Miss Jennie Leonore Rosenthal, miner last evening, bolore the reception Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and daughter and Will Bends, of St. Paul.

There were the home of Mr. hcaton and Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Rosenthal, heaton.

and Mose Rosnstoln of Delaware, Ohio was solemnized. nearly two hundred people registered besides the regular guests stopping at the hotel. CHARMING VISITING GIRL. Mica Lillian Bwanson is entertaining Sunday evening the orchestra gave a sa A large reception followed the ceremony at the homo of the bride, 607 Fifteenth utreot esst. Out-of-town guests included Miss Mildred Bllse of Hartford, or two weeks at her borne on Clinton Min Gnlrta Hosonsteln.

sister of the cred concert, which was largely patronized by the guests and the people around tho lake. A steamer-tour of the lakes will be given to the guests by the manage. pvenue. Several entertainments will be klven for Miss Bliss. Miss Swanson la hrldeirroom.

and his father, H. Rosensteln of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Max Gruen- nd dauehter of New OTK city. dannlng to give a dinner party for her arly next week. Miss Bliss Is considered one of the ment some night this week, and arrangements are being made to make the evening a dellgbtfui entertainment.

Mr. and Mrs. Kosenntcin leu ior a ouon trip East and will be at nome in uciaware Jprcttlest girls In Hartford. after Sept. IS.

"ANNA THE ADVENTURESS." WEDDING IN ALPENA. Miss TTora Elizabeth "Woods aud Henry A ufnrv full cit lif a mrl aetinn. The I DINNER PARTY. Mr John L. Trevlllyan entertained Ul.

Schueermau of Minneapolis will be evpnintr. at Shady Island, Minne- of furniture which you select. Designs are all highly desirable, only they rnu3t give way to newer ones. Assortment of styles is ample. In workmanship and finish the furniture gathered here takes second place to none.

Prices are so low that you can't afford to let this opportunity slip by. These suggestions hint at only a few of' the offerings in some of the various lines. character! are red-blooded men and women. The plot is thrilling and deli-clously exciting. It commences in Tho narrlod today at Alepa, Mich.

Thomas Z. Taylor, 2805 i lift ceremony will be performed before ovomie who is sounding a few Sunday Tribune August 7. iinv ss the guest of Mrs. J. Collyna at group of relatives, and after a boney-bnoon trip lasting four week and expending over the great lakes and New CltAM.E, ALT A It AXD GRAVE.

CH.nAn Inland fVork, they will return to make their A cut glass bowl held sweet peas and on tha tahle and a cluster of the jhome la Minneapolis. i Waa at each nlace. Tn the evening tne party anenoeu AN ENGAGEMENT. Announcement Is made of the engage- 'rmnt of Miss Louise Bingham ann Dr. hop.

MORNING WEDDING. ti, mrrin of lss Lillian M. Eilll IW. A. Coventry of Duluth.

The wedding will take place Wednesday, Aug. 24. Rockers Bookcases gn nd Bert C. Hattou will take place, this morning at 9:30 at the church ot Enameled Beds White enameled bedstead, Births. Mr.

and Mrs. Alonio N. BaUwIn, Northwestern hoKi'itai. a daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. U. 325 Twenty-fourth avenue north, a son. Mr. wid Mrs.

John E. O'Brien, 720 East TwMity-elghth st'-oet. a son. Mr. anil Mrs.

William i. Flynn, 825 Twenty-eiirhth strept south, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. K.

A. Ully, 1013 Vnlversity avenue a girl. Licenses. Paul Adams and Olive May Marshall. Marms Nelson and 1a lia A.

Draper. Hrent Untt and Lillian M. Oilliean. GUMavp Molzicer and Inga Kate KJoiTBtad. Andrew I.

Hlernn ar.d nma Fredert'-k C. Jon and Ullte V. ftoers. Gust W. Wigren and Hanna M.

Peterson. INFORMAL "AT HOME." Mrs. W. J. Buchanan was hostess.

In $14.00 weathered oak rock the Ascension. MISCELLANY. formally, to a small group of guests jres- enlay afternoon at her horn. 1810 Fourth er, $10.00. Tho annual meeting of the Lucy Hayes with brass top rails and knobs, reduced from $5.00 to $4.00.

$10 oak open bookcase, $6. $12.00 golden oak, or mahogany finished bookcase, glass door, $8.00. avenue south, in compliment to Mrs. 8. Goldstein, of Gladstone, Mich.

A progros- ti- in held today at $22.00 weathered oak chair, 2 nVtnrk fit the home of Mrs. W. leather seat and back, $11.00. White enameled bedstead, Lawrence, li22 Clinton avenue. A report of the work will be read by tho superintendent and officer, for tbo following year $15.00 golden or weathered $18.00 weathered oak rocker, with 1-inch posts continuous with top rails, reduced from oak, or bird's-eye maple book will be elected.

Deaths. Spanish leather seat and back, $12.00. $7.00 to $6.00. case, for $10.00. The Welsh people of the Twin Cities Dining Chairs Solid oak dining chair, cane seat, reduced frcm $1.40 to $1.25.

Golden quartered oak dining chair, with wood seat, reduced from $2.00 to $1.75. Golden oak dining chair, wood seat, reduced from $2.50 to $2.00. Golden quartered oak dining chair, with cane box seat, reduced from $3.00 to $2.50. Golden quartered oak dining chair, with leather box seat, reduced from $3.50 to $3.00. Flemish oak dining chair, with leather seat, reduced from $6.50 to $4.00.

will old their annual picnic at aunne $20.00 weathered oak rocker, White or green enameled bed Mrs. John F. Jabon. 2W8 Fifteenth av- I enue outh. i Ulllun A.

Smith. 91S Hennepin. Wllllsm Prnko. City hospital. I Maris H.

Granger, 31' Ulrard avenue north. I $20.00 mahogany finished haha Kails Wednesday. leather seat and back, $15.00. bookcase, with fancy glass steads, with gilt trimmings, reduced from $10.00 to $8.50. The regular meetings of Weaver Temple No.

1 R. will be held the first and doors, $16.00. Tnesslavs in Auaust and September. Cream or blue and white en the social club of the temple will meet Dressing Tables $12.00 quartered oak or ma Chiffoniers Thursday afternoon, instead of rrioay with Mrs. Carrie wneeier in me ameled bedsteads, oval pattern, reduced from $9.00 to $7.50.

Ural Estate Transfers. Oeoree B. Alton and wife to Saiuli P. H.ad, lot S. block 1, Kldgewood's allitln, 2.7k.

Vllo Adams and wife to John E. k'urth and v. let 1, block 2, A. T. Ankeny's addition, Anna A.

Belcher and husband to Annie Lun-dell. siMith hulf lot 6 and lot block 12, Kryn Mawr. ie. Commonweal i Title Insuranee A Trunt Co. to Lillian J.

Knnln, iot 1, block 5, Summit five toria, 2025 Fourth avenue south. $7.50 oak chiffonier, hogany finished dressing table, drawers, for $6.50. $8.00. Satterlee Lodge No. 9.

I. O. G. will i.nlrt lawn social at Twenth-eighth street five $12.00 elm chiffonier, rnifa avenue this evening. In case $14.00 mahogany finished, or of rain the social will be held at tn bird's-eye maple dressing table, hall, 703 Lake street west.

firlr addition, SI 7W. Fl'rence M. Lovle to John Doujrherty. lots i an1 block 2, Giisnold Ihlnl addition, M. H.

Hejerle. et al to Oeorge J. Wechsler, lot 3, block 2, Hcgcrle G-jtliman's additiunA $10.00. Dressers Ice cream festival will be held at Turner's ball, earner of Marshall street $16.00 mahogany finished, or 2I. Nettle M.

Dates et al lo Heiie Min.augn, ioi i bird's-eye maple dressing table, 1, Scnllum Oate's third addition, W0. drawers, mirror, for $10.00. $20.00 quartered oak chiffonier, small size, for $16.00. $30.00 quartered oak, or bird's-eye maple chiffonier, $26.00. $38.00 quartered oak or curly birch chiffonier, for $30.00.

and Sixth avenue northeast this evening by the wemcn of Our Lady of Lourdes church. Mrv IS. Kenlaton and nuniu to vernon Kddv, lot 10. block 3. WoodwortU and Da- vli' addition, ssOO.

I I.lllnn J. Knowlen to Edear H. Host, lot blo-k 6, Summit Park addition, Kntle McPsnlels and huelxind to Forrter. pn.rt lots and 20, blyuck IT, Men- Are's eiipplement, Mnrfha E. r'ary to aran tseue neao, lot i block 4.

Anderwn Douglas A Co tint au White and pink enameled bedsteads, reduced from $15.00 to $12.00. Dining Tables Golden quartered oak pefles-tal dining table, 6-ft. extension, 45-in. round top, reduced, from $22.00 to $18.00. Golden oak pedestal dining table, 6-ft.

extension, 45-inch round top, reduced from, $18.00 to $15.00. Golden oak pedestal dining table, 8-ft. extension, 48-inch round ton, reduced from. $22.00 to $18.50. Quartered golden oak pedestal dining table, 6-ft.

extension, 48-in. round top, reduced from $30.00 to $25.00. dition. I.Ort. Buffets A.

Runsell to Samuel 8 Thonie. I'HS $12 mahogany finished dressers, French mirror, for $10. $14.00 elm dresser, quarter sawed finish, for $12.00. $18.00 golden oak, or mahogany finished Princess dresser, for $16.00. $28.00 mahogany dresser, serpentine front, for $22.00.

$40.00 bird's-eye maple dresser, large mirror, for $30.00. Brass Beds $30.00 brass bed, for $22.00. $40.00 brass bed, for $30.00. MINNETONKA. Mrs.

P. M. Clarendon was a guest over Sundav of Mrs. Kugeno Lay at Kxcel-ior Lake Jllncetonka. Miss Heta flcyers of St.

Paul entertained a party of friends at Cottagewood last night. After a trip of the lake a dalntjr luncheon was served at the Kee-wayden Miss Meyers presided over the chafing dish. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. O.

Meyers. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sternberg, it.

Paul; Mrs. Arthur Star of Dallas Texas; Miss Rose Liftman. Miss Rva Rees. Miss Meta Rees, Isadore Mofi, It and 12. bloek 115.

Groveland addition. KllEuheth K. Turner et al (trustees) to Mnry S. lAdue, part lot 1. hlock 119, MoiTison, Smith nnd Hancock's adilltton.

IP'iO. $12.00. $25.00 solid mahogany dressing table, for $15.00. Sideboards $16X0 golden oak sideboard, with cupboard, two small and one large drawer, for $12.00. $28.00 golden quartered oak sideboard, with large mirror, fine cabinet work, for $20.00.

$30.00 golden quartered oak sideboard, large design, $25. $50.00 weathered oak sideboard, Mission design, $35. I. V. WoodwortU and wife to MH'nn A.

mo- Clur, lots V. and 13. block 10. William's ad dition, l.J. His ndnor deeds.

s. Total, 20 deeds. J1S.7M. I LADIES' SHIRT WAIST OR B-OCSE. No.

6137 All the adjectlveg which can be applied to the beautiful are brought Into requisition for description of the aenarate blouse this year. It is so varied I. E. Rosensteln and Prof. Pprlnger of the Weathered oak buffet, with china cabinet above, reduced from $35.00 to $25.00.

Golden quartered oak buffet, mirror, reduced from $28.00 to $20.00. Golden quartered oak buffet, mirror, reduced from $35.00 to $28.00. university. The ocassioo was the Dirtnaay or air, Meyers. PERSONAL MENTION.

$45.00 brass bed, for $35.00. $50.00 brass bed, for $40.00. $55.00 brass bed, for $45.00. Rev. Carl R.

Taylor of LltchfUld is the Bntlrilne Permits. R. A. Latham, S3 South Tenth street, green lioutie, K. L.

Flfher. jril Jeffernon street northeast, frame dwelling 11.05". Oliver Nolan, lill East Twenty-elchth street, concrete hlurk dwetllnir. 11.60". American Heal Rotate Loa-T 1K4 Monroe street northerns, frame dwelling, l.n).

F. T. Anderson. North Penn avenue, frame dwelling. 11.500.

Dr. W. B. Hear-rlv. 2t3 Irving avenue aouth, frame dwelling.

D. Bailey, 12S Orlln avenua southesnt. est of Mr. and Mrs. Dp Witt Clinton.

Mrs. I). F. flumes and daughter, Olive, will soend the week at Fountain Lake and ou their return trip will visit Father Kinnv of NorthnVld. Clearance of Carpets and Rugs Miss Edith Seoti and Mlsa Grace Golden brick dwelllns, 51.3U0.

are snending a few weeks at St. Lotus. P. O. Carlson.

2.77 Twenty-nintn avenue south, frame dwelllnu. 11.000 Fifteen minor perrmits, Total, Mrs. Slao Hovoy lert huuuay evening to visit relatives In Chicago, Pontlao and ttt ar- a-sn. jMJAA-mA-nTa in fcn -TrtTnvi ftf (TCTictrr.no arATiATniici In ihtx hmmpurifA ivhft will fnro- Muscatine, Iowa. She will be away two cast her needs and buy new floor coverings now, instead of waiting until the usual fall housecleaning.

months. Mrs. John Trevlllyan Is spending July and August at Shady Island, Minnetonna. It's well worth your while. We are closing out discontinued patterns at big reductions.

There ore suitable designs here for the porch, the bedroom, the dining room or the parlor. Preserving A few hints of necessities for the housewife who is busy putting up preserves. You will find no lower prices anywhere. Mason's fruit jars, with Boyd's porcelain caps, pints 50c; quarts 60c! half gallons 75c a dozen. Lightning fruit jars, the best jar made, pints quarts S1 90: half eallons JRlfifi a "ANNA THE ADVENTURESS." A story full of life and action.

The character are red-blooded men and womfn. Th'? plot Is thrilling and dfll-clously exciting. It commences in The Sunday Tribune August 7. In its treatment and so IndlspenKSble to every woman that it not only holds Its own, but seems to have made new Inroads on the good graces of modirh women. Ia this patrlcular style the shoulders are lengthened by the pleaia In the shoulder extending beyond the sleeve ream.

These shaped pieata extend to the waist In front ar.d back, and by sloping towards the center add not a little to the lines of the figure. The front is finished by a panel under which the closing Is effected. This model Is one that has ever been popular because of its graceful lliwa. It is in reality the new (iibson style and Is pretty In the severe tailor-made style with only machine stitching or will admit of any amount of elaboration. The front panel may bo decorated by lace motifs or a round voke may be outlined by applique.

Quite the newest trimming would be of crose stitch, which may be bought at an oriental shop or done at home. The mode is sultabl to any of the season's fabrics. Material required for medium siie 3 yards' 36 inches wide. Sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42 Inches but measure. THK WTTLB FOLKS' PATTEflN COMPANY of h' York mnufartiire the pat-teras for TUB MINNEAPOLIS NK and will reealve ai! accompanied bv a re mlttanee of I I IN COIN (do not send stamps) for each pattern, and for convenience ad prompt rtellv-ery, readers of this paper may send their orders, with remittance, direct to our Wextern rlealouiu-tem.

No. 1230 MNON No. Deurnorn street, ChicaifO, Illinois. THE DANGERS OF HEAT May be Mlnlmlzod and Avoided by the Use of DR. JOHN B.

HELWIG GOES TO HIS REWARD WKl.t. KNOWN AND BELOVED PREACHER, FORMERLY PASTOR OP FIRST PRESnYTERI AN CHl'RCII, DIES IN OHIO SANI- TARUM RANKED HIGH AS PREACHER AND SCHOLAR 1 dozen. MUNYON'S PAW-PAW The authorities of Seamless Worsted Wilton Velvet Rug3, 0x12 reduced from $35.00 to $25.00. Parisian Porch Rugs: 5x10 reduced from $11.35 to $8.00. 6x9 reduced from $12.00 to $8.50.

6x13 reduced from $16.00 to $11.50. 9x13 reduoed from $24.00 to $17.50. CARPETINGS AND MATTINGS. 1,100 yards of Smith's Axminster carpets, reduced from $1.25 to 86c a yard. 1,350 yard3 of Imperial Velvet carpets, reduced from $1.25 to 82VaC a yard.

300 yards of Imperial Velvet carpets, reduced from $1.35 to 82:0 a yard. 850 yards of Palisade Velvet carpets, reduced from $1.10 to 74c a yard. Remnants of all wool Ingrain carpets, reduced from 75c to 40c a yard. Remnants of China and Japanese mattings, 25c to 40c values, at 15c a yard. DOMESTIC RUGS.

French Wilton Rugs: 0x12 reduced -from 507.60 to S30.00. e-ft. 3-ln. 10-ft. reduced -from 930.00 to $31.

OO. Hartford Saxony Rugs: 9aia reduced from $47.30 to $37.50. Royal Wilton Rugs Oiia reduced from $37.60 to $27.00. 8-ft. 3-ln.

10-ft. reduced from $34.00 to $2 l.OO. 6-ft. 9-ft. rugs, reduced from $39.50 to $16.50.

Bigelow Axminster Rugs 9x13 reduced from $40.00 to $29 00. 8-ft. 3-ln. 10-ft. reduced from $35.00 to $25.

OO. Axminster Rugs 9r12 reducrd from $27.50 to $19.50. 8-ft. 3-ln. 10-ft.

reduced from $23.50 to $16.50. Heavy Axminster Rugs 9x12 reduced from $30.00 to $20.00. 8-ft. 3-ln. 10-ft.

reduced from $27.50 to $19.00. No corrg; pumlence on the utJct of wir i -'ricOft-WWlJ and no remittanre, should seru Jelly tumblers with tin covers, 20c and 25c a dozen. Fruit strainers, large size, 10c and 15c each. Fruit presses, two styles, very cheap at 19c and 25c. Paraffine wax, 12c a pound.

Long handle preserving spoons, 10-in. 10c; 12c 13-in. 15c. Boyd's porcelain lined caps to fit Mason's jars, one dozen covers and one dozen rings, 25c. tiu.

win of Kits pa-er at Minneapolis, as merely delay delivery of patterns. this city and Its hospitals wouia have far less expense in the care of cases due to heat prostrations If people would fortify and strengthen tneui-selves against the high temperature and great humidity with Munyon's Paw Paw Tonic It keeps the digestive organs In condition, keeps the blood pure and so vitalize the system as to render It immune to sunstroke, heat LADIES Betorm Having YOU HAIR CHZSCCD mm to the NEW AL'BI RN SHADE, call and have the work done by esport hair dreseors. We makes in hair dvelog sod dressing IVesf Hotel Hair Store, BIO Hennepin Avenue. Rev. John B.

MelwiR, D. formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city, died last In a sanitarium In Bellefontaine, Ohio, aged "1 years. He Is survived by his wife. Dr. Helwlg was a resident of Minneapolis about three years, coming hero from a church in Northern Ohio.

He was of Pennsylvania Dutoh stock and was reared and educated In the tenets of Lutheran faith. He was a man of singularly sweet and noble character, a man of star, ling faith, a. fine biblical scholar and an eloquent preacher. More than all, perhaps, he was a popular pastor, aud during the short years of his residence here he made hundreds of friends outside his church and congregation. Dr.

Holwig was a special friend of Christian education, and Macalester college and the college at Albert Lea, while It was In existence, were ob)ctg of his solicitation. Dr. Helwig's family when he came to Minneapolis consisted of himself, his wife and a daughter. The daughter died here, and ft was the falling health of his wife that caused him to resign. From here he went to Colorado Springs.

and for a time filled the pulpit vacated by Dr. W. H. Boyle, at present pastor of the prostration or diseases which find surest lodgment in tne wean ana run-uwu. Hundreds of testimonials are on file In i ilj jj ial fiPi, 1 prompt uenUon Ind SUMMER RESORTS tho Muuyon offices from those who have tted Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic and found that It strengthens, cheers, energizes, builds up and brings new nope ana restored ambition.

If you feel the peed of a tonic try Paw-Paw. Do It today. OfiESULCEBS CHALFONTE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Now.

Complete; Ten Stories; l'lteppool; Alway Open. THE LEEDS CONIPRHV PLANS BUILDINGS SICtop Enough? House. of Hope church, St. raui. from there he went, to Cincinnati, always In the SnOl'LU INCIXbli quest of health, and finally to the little Ohio city whlcn was tne oiu uouib oi WISE A VJR HE Shoe Repairing Shop.

70S HEHWEFIW ATE. Repairs Slioes wliile you wait, with bst whits oak sole lnatner. Sewed soles, 76e. Pegged Solas, 60o. Indies' and Hoys', 40c.

O'Sulllvan's Rubber Heels, 60o. SHOW A DAD CONDITION OF THE BLOOD Whetf the blood is in bad condition a bruise, cut, scratch, or any slight injury to the flesh, is apt to become an ugly-looking sore or ulcer. Sometimes a boil, blister or oimole is the beirinninr of a lartre eatiner ulcer or open, wife's people, and mere no aieu. Is Perfect Health too dear at that nrlco? druggists sail 50o elzo Dr. i Electric Lliit and Power Wiring.

Furnish I BEB OP COST. Spsclflcs-tteos tor and Inspection of ELECTRIC WIRING. Our roprwsntsllre will csll st SDjr tiros sad firs tuu Information snd make ilmatet. The Minneapolis General Electric Company. General Offices- Nos.

IS and 17 $. Fifth St. discharging sore. Often the blood is naturally bad, and "ANNA THE ADVENTURES9." One of th late row stories soon to be published in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. First chapters begin Sunday, August 7.

MINNEAPOLIS SAILOR IS DANGEROUSLY INJURED (LAXATIVE) era K9 B. K. HEGENEH, 207 Nicollet Ave. Full line Toilet Articles, Curving Tools, Hair Brushes, Manicure Goods, Razors and Bay LAKE MlNNIiTONKA. STmGLTUY PIH8T CLASS.

Cole with Is srte hervics. Open Iroiu 11 noon until 13 inWniulit. Hates. American plan, li.0U pirdy. Slft'UOto J3I.00 per seek, ttpeclil rsti'n ami booklet on application to C.

II. UOt)-HiKli, mansuor, P. O. Tonka Bar, Minn. ti hi Pocket Cutlery; Razors, Shears nnd Clippers Sharpened.

is that way from birth, and such people suffer with van- fe'V'l ous kinds of sores from infancy through old age. The blood may become so weak A oomm(m rod th9 cslf of mr tlght and watery from the effects Of limb. I used tha hoina remedies but th malarial sickness debility or Someold chronic trouble, that oaif to nkle, nd I then be-raa 8. B. B.

nd I the ImnuritieS break out in Improved rapidly, but an ttack of typhoid foyer tne impunucs ore. out, BatlBd th 0UiiS( atsokset. bad Sores on the lower ex- bo-ran It st-am tremities or other part of the wa oompletely and permanently cured. body. There is always some p.

MR3- WSuaiVm Bt. morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood that keeps the sore discharging, and must be gotten out before it BEACH PAVILION, TONKA BAY. too. but It's economy to Essay tho $1.00 slzo. It's food for every of tho amity, it's aporfeot laxative PEPSIN SYRUP Montlct'lo, III.

Roy Hanson, a Minneapolis boy, whose parents reside In North Minneapolis, met what will probably prove fatal Injurlts while doing penalty on the United States warship Scorpion In West Indian waters two weeks ago. Hanson accidentally broke a window and was sent by his commander up to tho masthead to remain six hours as punishment. Shortly after he reached the hnltchU a tropical storm broko and tho atmosphere became bo cold Hanson's limners numbed. ssw ft A will heal, wasnes aua saives, wuuecieansinjj, ing and helpful, will not do it, because they do not reach the poisoned blood but S. S.

S. cleanses and purifies the diseased blood, and when this is aecora-tiliahwl the olace heals. Where the health has been After waiting five hours and over he Th Orpttcjt Poctors in the world recgminond flA ROCHE A combination of the Ix-st Cinchonss, Rich II ine and lion as a apedfic rcniwly lor II Malarial Fevers, Cold. Anaemia and Slow Convalescence, Jr K. ti.su h.

nnii. N. v. eradiinlly felt himself becoming help WW lessly numb and started to descend. He lost his hold and fell to the fleck sixty feet below.

Ho sustained a broken rib and Internal Injuries and It la feared he impaired it restores strength and vigor to the system improves the appetite and digestion, and tones up the nerves. Pun ying the blood is the surest way to get tid of an old sore or ulcer. Medicid advice is free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 50c CONSTIPATION CURE FREE. We will givo a regular 60o bottl of Grap.

Tonlo to all hart not used It. Send name and address to UCHTNSIVQ MEOICmi 17 1 bird A. ISLAM. ILU cannot live. "ANNA THE ADVENTURESS." One of the lute nw stories soon to be WVV, vnvww" unit.

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