St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-03
SUNDAY SMILES.
all the Fashion.
A BARyyARD IDYLL.

That gives the buttermilk?n
Long years Of experience have taught the
public that Crippen's. at ITO East Third
street, is the best place to buy trunks and
satchels in st. Paul.
Very odd is the notion of seaside hat,
The Neptune, the fancy of Paris milliner.
1t is large capote of gray-green rushes, bor-
dered around the brim with gray-green
plush, and on one side an aquatic miniature
landscape composed Of water plants and sea-
weed, pretty pink-lined shell, and small
green frog dressed in green velvet and pale
yellow silk, with great melancholy eyes look
Ing at you through the rushes.
Millions of perspirlng mortals are relying
on the A. tG w. oil stove for summer cook
ing Pruden Stove Co., agents, 100 E.
Third.
1t makes horse sick right down to his
hoofs to have his owner go off to the sea-
shore for the summer and leave him in
charge of livery stable man, who takes adj
vantage OF the owners absence to drive the
disconsolate nag to five or six funerals day
anu rent him to fat men as saddle-horse.
Make-a-man-of-us the old Pawnee chief,
was the great uncle of MoMANUs, SO East
Third, the best candy maker in the United
States.
The manish lady of the period appears in
waist-coat and dickey, a cadetcap and gaunt-
let gloves, but they are few and far between
thus attired.
Why are Williamson g. Loveland, 307
Wabashaw, the best custom tailors in ST.
Paul! Because they sat everybody. Ha! ha +!
Two heads may be better than one; but
somehow it takes considerable argument to
convince a man who has been up all night of
the fact.
We want to whisper slick hint. Go to
''Schlick.'' SO East Third, and see the new
imported fine French kid boots for ladies',
made in Paris.
Parasol holders to hang up in ladies' rooms
are made OF kid on long, narrow founda-
ton, with two or more pockets, as desired.
suitable design is painted on each pocket.
Jones. gentleman, is an illustrious name,
and stands ever high in the annals of fame,
for close fitting shirt On the human frame.
Z East Third street.
Patti will return to this country the first
friends claim that she intends to make next
winters visit her farewell to America. The
country will then be given chance to pay
off the national debt.
Ladies who are quite particular in their Sc
lections can find some darling selections in
Point" and Duchess laces at Dibble's,
IS East Third, at greatly reduced prices.
Some Of the latest Partisan bonnets are re
markableEor the extreme shortness and mar
rowness of their strings-none seem more
than four inches in width, and when tied, as
they are, directly under the chin, the short
loops are taken up on either side and pinned
with careful exactness and prim precision.
Mclean man allie samee can fndee nice
shoppee bag for UNI wifee ate Crippen's, ITO
E. Thirdee, Bly, Gollee.
ssJust to Think said Vassar graduate.
there's an account Of train being thrown
from the track by misplaced switch. How
utterly careless some women are about leav-
ing their hair around" And she went on
reauing and eating caramels.
Kathrina, dot lettle baby stove what burns
dose oil the A. & W., plat you call UNI stove
is dere best, hello. Pruden Stove company,
100 E. Third.
quite modern arrangement of the neck
trimming of the bodice is as convenient as
it is elegant-namely, that of so adjusting
the corsage that it is suitable either for the
day or evening. Most bodices are now made
to open with the chemisette or plastron.
1t has been discovered that the forbidden
fruit in the Garden of Eden was McManus'
bon bon, and they have tempted the Ewes
ever since; SO E. Third street.
Generally the party who sings II would
not live always the loudest is the one who
gets between the feather bed during tbun-
der storm.
Done again, so it was, and good job,
begoora says Pat to his wife when Dunni-
gan, 220 East Seventh, finished a nice
plumbing job at low prices.
For cleaning carpets, after first beating
and getting the dust out of the carpet, mix
half a pint of bullock's gall with two gallons
of soft water and scrub it well with soap and
the gall mixture. This will restore the colors
to their original brightness.
Papa, what is a good suit of clothes? A
good suit of clothes, my child, is something
that fits and wears well. Who makes good
clothes, papa! Williamson & Loveland, my
dear, at 30 North Wabashaw.
YES sighed a broken down old man
who had given his signature to oblige
friend, ssthe most foolish thing / ever did
in my life was to learn to write my own
name"
Burts old standard reliable shoes for ladies
and gents never Br(s)ts, you know. Schliek
81 Co., exclusive agents for st. Paul, 80 East
Third.
Among the newest articles for wedding
gifts is the rich and heavy cut crystal ware
That which comes from England is heavier
and less brilliant than that which, is manu-
featured in this country. Punch bowls.
water jugs and flower dishes are the largest
pieces shown; the rose cut is the richest, al
though not the most expeDs ive pattern.
If you wish to select from large and fine
assortment of fans and parasols at bed rock
prices. go to Dibble's, rs E. Third street,
this week.
At Augusta, Ga, the other day, lightning
struck hen that was sitting on a nest of
eggs. When that thunderbolt got out of the
hen house it looked as though it had been
drawn through a sausage machine, and the
way it scooted for the cloud was a caution
Bet you it'll never strike setting hen again
Plumb-Plumber-P Plumbing plumb
est job in plumbing done plumb and square
by Dunnigan, 220 z. Seventh street.
A novel design in a ssSplasher'' shows a
quantity of tiny fishes worked In outline.
playfully desporting themselves through blue
crewel water. The charm of this lies in its
oddly rather than in its beauty.
August is here-the time to hunt ND fall