, 1880-11-07

| modistes, who Introduce a most beeomm,
gui1npe Of shirred satin that IS sewed perma
shoulders and chest, and meeting prett
rolling collar Of plush or Of velvet.
II haven't work enough for another serv
! ant" said lady to girl who applied for
| situation. ''Oh, yes, you have, ma'am. lt'l
take precious little to keep me busy" wa
the response.
The ladies of Chicago and the Northwes
who have felt the want Of liberal privileges
in the department of commercial speculation
the necessity of greater freedom and u
larger personal facilities in the great busi
| ness Of margins. are to be congratulated b,
the Ladies' Grain aud Provision Exchange
which takes place tomorrow under new and
brilliant auspices, and under conditions tia,
will surround the management OF its affairs
ence, unlimited capital. and the very highest
commercial responsibility. The new Ex-
change will occupy central and comfortable
quarters in the Metropolitan Block, corner
| La Sale and Randolph, streets; and, while
the direct business management will be in
| the safe aud conservative hands. OF Miss
Chapman. a lady Of experience, Judgment,
| and excellent practical qualifications, it Is no
secret that the financial efficiency Of the in
stitution will BY guarded. backed, and fortii-
tied by names that stand for abundant capi-
| tai.
Tom Hughes says ''pa-nnu+cea" for pana-
coa, and ''Ccll-teai-nial - for Centennial.
And he drops his final E's as persistently as
iago."
The model winter shoe should be strong,
| yet piiable and graceful, and Of the best
| workmanship. and French material Such
| are made 1T short notice by Keller, ladies'
bootmaker, Monroe street. Palmer House.
III Investigating the question of furs, as
pertaining directly to the existing mode, we
ti.lu that we are again called upon to chron-
! icle the superior popularity Of sealskin.
Ladies', you can get your cloak patterns
cut 10 tit you, or the goods cut. Or the gar
metlts made by the latest Paris designs, at
Wyant's pattern rooms, 15S Srate-st
Never mistake perspiration for lnsplra-
tion," sail III old minister in his charge to
young pastor just being ordained.
The ladies say the nnstartistic creations in
millinery arc those nf Mrs Elliott, l25 State
st. Her prices are reasonable.
"o, dear! wisl, was dead!'' exclaimed
a neglected maiden. She has heard that
matches are made III Heaven.
The finest butter made Is the Jersey cream
cry. Dore, So West Madison-st., keeps this
anu everything choice in groceries.
X larger number thanus Of young ladies
from olir first families are attending II. b.
Bryant'> Chicago Business College.
IC IlSHUp Ul!lClhtulS ht LII
st. JOINTS Catholic Chirch, Concord, n. f.,
announced that he would not lay hands on
any heau with banged or frizzed hair.
Make your holiday selections Of art furni-
tnre from the exquisite stock Of Wirts d
Scholle, 90 Wabash avenue.
dosrn are an wd ot sang5y f9Isaak sEsaimsd ed
when married you," replied the husband.
And she became more infuriated than ever.
Examine the heating qualities and fine
work OF the Supreme parlor stove. +. & c.
II. Low, Ito Lake-st.
The only time in life when a woman seems
to be happy is when she calmly sits and at-
tempts to trim new bonnet with old trim
mings. She seems to be truly happy; but
what Vesuvius is at work within her!
The latest mode OF arranging the hair for
ordinary wear, which has just been intro
will be offered by Fetherly at his "opening"
OH Wednesday next
Radiant Home parlor heaters, Richmond,
Highland, and French ranges, coal vases,
soap-stone griddies. Harbeson, s8 n. Clark.
as for hats, almost every form is worn,
Ing the plsIry-cook cap, called In England
the Tam O'Shanter.
Nine. Morse has new designs in French !
dress and donlan patterns. 1@5 State-st.
The fall poets should chip. in and erect
names Of the e. month. ont W Whefe Go would % they be be
If hc'had not put in September to rhyme with
remember?
For Union under-t1annels and dress-reform
goods, call at Bretts, 15S State-st.
The late storm, the ladies' sar, had no
from from the M Central Musie-fiall Halr1s5ore.
Elected to furnish the Radiant Home |
stove on account of its unequaleG heating
qualities Hatch 6 Breeze, 50 State st.
when I was young,n said Mrs. Scold-
well to her little girl, II used to love my
id your n %9i repsd eei beqtSa S1 S quichy
used to be all the time telling you what she
did when Sue was grip"
Grants condensed coffee; pure, delicious,
Try it. Office, 50 Randolph st.
Mime. Soule. robes ct manteaux. Wedding
Iousseaux a specially. 10 E. 10Th st., n. T.
flowers, or Of lace, or OF ribbon. at the left
Of her low dress In order to hide a scar that
looks as If it were the result of some old
tragedy wound.
Framing to order by Love5oy, IS State Let
1.-The Darling.' only hood in Chicago; pat
ented; a beauty. Mrs. Hodge, Isl I'D street.
The silver pig, which was all the rage at
Paris some little time back, was dethroned,
lays London Life, by little elephant Of the
same material. 1t was wittily observed by
resident American that this was much more
suitable for ladies' wear, us women and ele-
phants are both chiefly distinguished by
their trunks.
For style and low prices, Heinlg. tailor, 200
Dearborn street, takes the cake"
American ladies have long been noted for
heir taste in Dress and, though individually
hey may violate the rules Of harmony, as q
Sation they carry Oft the palm for elegant
lressing, understanding its fitness to age,
and climate.
Ladies' Cooperative Company: AIRS. S. L.
Stevens can be found at 2l2 Wabash avenue
With il fine assortment OF hair goods.
We advise ladies' that appreciate fine milli-
lery, such rs not found elsewhere in Chi
ago. to visit Haynes palace Of fashion, 1876
sorth Clark street Prices always the lowest.
The New 1lccia is the best stove in the
World, and Se;lvey il Co.'s, 40 State street, is
he place to buy it.
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.