St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-06


going to the Chicago convention can get a
trunk to put their clothes and infooence in
atCrippens, 40 East Third.
GLOW did you like the doctors sermon 2"
said one to his companion as they were walk
ing home from church. First rate; l allcays
liked that sermon.
Coming right down to the "milK in the
cocoanut, we should say that the A. 81 w.
oil stove kept by the Pruden Stove Co., 100
Z. Third, is the best in the market.
Among the novelties in fans to be carried
with full-dress costumes are those made of
white breasts of birds embroidered in silk
with sprays of flowers, the sticks being of
ivory or beautiful translucent tortoise shell.
''Sweet are the uses of adversely" sweet
also are the toothsome candies made by Nc
Manus, SO E. Third.
An eccentric man, living on farm on the
edge of Rhode Island was very averse to tax
ing life. When asked why he didn't slaughter
his fat pig, he replied, 81 haven't the heart
to kill it, for it seems so much like one of
the family.'
"Clothes make the man." and Williamson
81 Loveland, 307 Wabashaw, make the clothes
par excellence IN fit, finish and style.
Mitts are extensively worn, and among
others are the buttonless Jersey mitts, made
Of silk and linen combined, more durable
fabric than pure silk or Isle thread; they are
most popular in the gold and bronze shades,
and are worn in from six to ten button
lengths.
Picnicers hoop-la excursionists and others
can find choice picked tongue and oysters,
oliv on OF e N ic
317 Wabashaw.
A good many 'amusements" are bores;
but fishing is reel fun.
Young men jump at the bargains which
Sehliek & Co., 81 E. Third, are offering in
low shoes, including the famous corn curers
imported Kangaroo dress shoe.
Lace was never more generally worn than
at present, and perhaps never more applied
to various purposes. Sunshades and walk
ing-dresses are partially composed of it, to
say nothing of the many charming effects in
evening dress which it helps to produce.
Special sale of hosiery at great reduction
from usual prices this week. at c. A Dib-
ble's, at IS f. Third street.
''What is the most momentuous question
that has agitated the women of our country
since the first blast of freedom swept over
this land!" screams Lille Devereux Blake.
I7you want our candid opinion, Lii, we
should say it was whether they shall wear a
jersey or Mother Hubbard.
You can get an elegant fitting summer
colOred shirt in the latest dots and patterns,
of Thad Jones, Z East Third.
Ladies' handkerchiefs this season in Paris
match the gown, so that if your gown is made
of material with design of rosebuds, or
trimmed with rosebud embroidery, you
should have handkerchief with a ros e bud
border.
If you have a fit do not go into con vul
sions over it, because Williamson & Love
land, 307 Wabashaw, never give anything
but good fit on clothes.
The man that travels from the Alta ntic to
the Pacific is apt TO think ''it is great while
between drinks"
The sweet hour Of joyful prayer comes to
the unhappy householder when he gets Dun
nigan of 22O East Seventh, to do one of his
reliable plumbing jobs.
There is no longer any one fashionable
color; all colors are worn, but there is taste
for copper, champignon, blue gray aud shot
stuffs.
Political aspirations can be securely taken
TO the Chicago convention in one of Grip
pens gripsacks, ITO East Third street.
If dancing master amt ped-antic, then
what is his racquet.
A pretty stocking and shapely calf can be
enhanced by pair of Schlik Bros fine
hand sewed ladies boots, buttoned or laced.
81 East Third street.
The newest linen collars are cut to fit very
high, and are fastened close about the throat
with gem-set collar-button Of hammered
gold,
Sweat not either toll over a hot fire when
you can get an A. u w. oil stove of the Pru-
den Stove Co., 100 East Third street, so
cheaply.
Two immortal Gods ate of McManus
JOY was great, SO, E. Third.
In the social circles of the chicken-yard
the lines are very distinctly drawn, for each
hen has her own set.
And say unto you thou shalt not pass
neither go by the door of Williamson 81
Loveland, 307, Wabashaw, without examin-
Ing their fine stock of summer suiting.
fingers and one thumb there is little chance
for variety OF originality in glovemaking.
The mosquetaires are still the most stylish,
and these are preferred in the undressed kid
Of the orange, tan, dull gold, or slate
shades.
If lovers of cool drinks should try those
iced drink Syrups kept by Kennedy IL Chit
tenden, 327, Wabashaw, they would not 90 to
their bier so soon.
''Well, now said the wealthy Alabama
planter, ''since I've had that reaeJeue cut
through the trees, and added the diploma to
the house, | feel like l cOnld entertain my
friends in Il truly hostile manner
After all the old reliable Burt shoe for ladies
and gents is the best selection that could be
made for durability and wear. Schliek s.
CO., 81 f. Third street, St. Paul, agents.
Fashionable parasols come in the bright,
fashionable colors-champignon, famingo.
and crab red, pheasant blue and chaudron or
copper.
Girls, learn to swim. II accustoms YOU to
kick out, and after marriage it is sometimes
necessary to use more than the hands in
fighting.
White is the favorte color this season in
lawn tennis, as in all costumes, whether full
dress or demi-toilet.
When the marriage ceremony was over,
the parson was approached by the groom with
the question: whats the damage, elder!"
Financial.
LONDON, p. m.-Cousuls, money, 80 1916;
for account, 100 l-16; T. s. 41ss, 114as Erie,
14ll, seconds, 5T14 \. Y. Central, 1868;