St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13


N the fold of his loose-fttng dress.
''K-ya! HI yipYe!'
All sid CRIED as he
Rose hurredly up from that spot,
'Ki-ya! Yuk-akan!
Dam Mclean man
I'm butterfly belly much hot?'
Landlords who contemplate repairing
their houses should call on Dunnigan 220 E.
Seventh street, his work is thoroughly done.
The giraffe has a tongue seventeen inches
long-that is, the male giraffe has. What
must be the length of the tongue Of the lady
giraffe!
H. s. Crippen 10 E. Third street, has
gradually built up a great trade on trunks
and valises, wholly on the merit Of the goods.
A lovely effect is gained by having the
walls clear bird's-egg blue, with dado and
freize a rich dark blue, while the wood work
is dull Indian red.
During the hot summer months, do not
sweat from over cook stove but buy an a.
& W. oil stove of the Pruden Stove Co., 100
E. Third Street.
What is fly-fshing? Why, it is the good
old patriarch sitting in a country church, try
ing to capture the fly that seeks happiness
on the top of his ivorY-fnished head.
Those lovely, fresh, pure candies which
McMann makes, at 33 E. Third, are winning
their way into the stomachs of the people.
The favorite form for the popular white
lawn suit is the Mother Hubbard yoke and
belted waist, with tucked skirt, not gored,
but gathered or plated to the waist-band.
Artistic suits, made in the latest styles,
are creating the attention of the boys at Will
hanson q Loveland's, 307 Wabasha.
Anum Der of Pennsylvania spectators, hay
ing taste for high art, have been done in
oil.
If you want fresh and pure creamery
butter, or sugar cured hams and breakfast
bacon call on Kennedy q Chittenden, 307
Wabasha. You will find their line of staple
goods of superior quality and purity.
The postillion is the rival of the Henri II
hat. 1t has very high crown and narrow
straight brim, wider before than in the back.
Do not forget the Burt shoe is the most
lasting, durable and reliable shoe on the
market, and that schliek & Co., 81 E. Third,
carry full line and are exclusive agents for
st. Paul.
1t is the custom among the French to kiss
the forehead and not the lips. When the
American girls began to wear bangs they
knew what they were about.
You feel thoroughly comfortable when one
one of Thad Jones' shirts are on your
shoulder perfect in tit and quality. E.
third street.
The latest bridal confections consists of
bunch OF white ostrich tips tied together
with a silk cord and carried instead of the
The bouquet of white flowers.
That chap Dunnigan is winning golden
laurels on thoroug sanitary plumbing. and
his business is increas ing daily 22O East
Seventh street.
The oldest iuhabitant is usually man, "
saws an exchange. But it needn't be so if
woman would only stand up to their ages.
Trunks. valises, ladies' shopping bags,
and traveler's goods of all kinds, at Crippen's
can be depended on for quality and finish.
40 East Third.
Ladies are buying cottage furniture before
it is painted, TO cover with cretonne or dec
crate as they fancy.
The \. and w oil stove, kept by the Pru-
den Stove Co., at 100 East Third, is the ladies'
favorite.
1t was according to the eternal fitness of
things that a Mr. OPake should have been
recently arrested for stealing some fuse and
box of matches. Opaque bodies are noted
for borrowing light.
Laugh, grow happy and fat oyer the deli
eious CONNECTIONS manufactured by Nc
Manns, %, Z. Third. Give your girl a box
and win her eternal friendship.
skinny, rouud-shouldered, hat-chested
girls do not look well on horseback, aud no
Matchmaker who knows his or her business
win permit them to parade their irregularities
in the saddle.
''Oh! you are daisy was the remark of
lady to friend of ours, he had on one of
Williamson K Loyeland's close-ftting suits,
500, Wabashaw.
''Hard workers are never troubled with
insomnia SAYS physician. Very true;
look at the hard-worked policemen.
Beautifully finished ladies' summer boots
and shoes and fine gents low shoe in twenty
or more different styles at Schiiecl 4 Cos,
81, +. Third; prices reasonable and all goods
warrented do not forget the name or num-
Der.
4 natty cloth hat or bonnet is now invari
ably sent home with the tailor made COS
tune as = part Of the dress. This is a close
following of a fashion set by Partisan tailors-
C. A. Dlbble is Offering 90 per cent. dis
count sale on all lines of goods in his store
except gloves. - East Third.
De man whut tells de truf fur gain is wuss
den liar, fur he is tryin' ter turn to his own
account something dat is de common prop
erty O. all homes men.
Nv dear, dear Genevfeve, you say you love
me, il it is not so you love my suit made by
Williamson aud Loveland, S07 Wabashaw, il
makes a man Of me.
Ii is uuwise TO wear the hair in one fashion
for any length Of time, Us the eapillaries
grow in whatever direction they are dressed.
Hundreds are thronging to the 30 per cent.
discount sale at c. A. Dibble's, which he i:
Offering to clear out surplus stock. IS East
Third street.
De man who keeps on teIlin yer ter call on
him when yerwants faber, nine times outer
ten win be de fust ter refuse yer. Wild him
maxim an breakin promises goes erloug 10
gedder In his business
The eorsage bouquet of the passing mo-
ment is Of purple or white clover blossoms
A CoUSTER-BLow-A Young lady arguing
with female clerk about two cents change
The golden opportunity for bargains i:
offered at the 20 per cent. discount sale Of
c. A. Dibble. IS E. Third, everything in hi:
stock IS sold at this discount except gloves,
this IS 4 genuine bona tide reduction, and
the goods have been knitted in prices for the
purpose OF reducing stock No reasonable