St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-10
SUNDAY SMILES.
All the Fashion.

THE CAUSE OF HIS AGONY.
His form was doubled up in pain,
tear stood in his eye;
He looked as though no smile again
His features e'er would entertain,
And Keeling was his youthful brain!
Now, why:
1t was not cramps that did distrain
His soul with misery;
Although he swore with words profane,
No early fruit, with might and main,
Down in his stomach, raising Cain,
Did lie.
Oh, no and here will explain;
He was ''short-stop" spry
On base ball nine, and got his pain,
''grounder' trying to restrain,
Which struck him in his abdo-man
Brsk-ly?
Early fall buyers can examine the fall
samples of suiting at Williamson & Love-
lands, 307 Wabashaw, with great profit to
themselves.
In the march of fashion the hustle brings
up the rear.
Corn is now ripening in the fields, and
corns are also ripening on the feet Avoid
this agony by using the ''Burk" shoe, sold
by Schliek & Co., SO East Third.
Ladies who prefer to dust their own brio
a-brac rather than to trust it to unapprecia-
tive hands, have small bellows, which are as
luxurious as brass, leather, plush and en-
brOidery can make them.
Nothing contributes more to the health in
a II seasons than a cup of pure milk or but
termilk. The st. Paul Milk Co., 421 Waba-
shaw, deliver to customers in all parts of the
city daily.
"By by, my love-" he murmured as he
started down to his office in the morning,
and she did, to the extent of $50 bonnet
He says 'Good morning. now.
And now is the time to give your wife a
$50 bill and let her go to the 20 per cent.
discount midsummer sale at G. A. Dibble's,
70 East Third.
Oak furniture for bed rooms is sometimes
bronzed. The effect is good.
Housekeepers deem the A & W oil stove
the most reliable stove of the kind in Amer
lea. Pruden Stove company agents, 100
East Third.
The time was-the man got on bust and
lost his balance. The time is-the bank gets
on bust and the man loses his balance.
Ore of Crippen's fine trunks, locked and
strapped, would securely hold even the tow
ering pride of our superb Minneapolis. no
East Third.
Very pretty morning caps are made OF lit
tie silk handkerchiefs artistically arranged
and held in place by small silver or gold
pins.
All Dunnigan, me boy, let US shake hands
over that fine plumbing job you did for me
so cheaply. 22O East Seventh.
A dozen humming birds are grouped on
some imported bonnets. They impart a
hum-like air to the structure.
jones' shirts have a deservedly high repu-
tation for fit, style, durability and wear,
East Third street.
To destroy moths in carpets, take wet
sheet or other cloth, lay it upon the carpet,
and then rub hot fiat iron over il, so as to
convert the water into steam, which perme-
ates the carpet beneath and destroys the life
of The grub.
Do not sit down on a pair of worn -out
pants as it may bring you to your Slater
end, but go to Williamson & Loveland for
a stylish new pair at low prices. 307 Waba-
shaw.
81 aim to tell the TRUTH eyes, inter
rupted an acquaintance, "and you are prob
ably the worst shot in America"
If st, Paul gents want a fine stylish, ra kish
looking shoe go to Schliek d Co. S, SO East
Third, for cotosh thing.
The hest way to remove dust from velvet
is to strew very fine dry sand upon it and
| -ttal thn Il Of tIa oil
the sand is removed.
A great many ladies dabble in Dibble's
discount sale with profit to themselves. All
! goods in stock, except kid gloves, have been
knitted 20 per cent. IS East Third.
''Will your son enter one of the professions
after graduatingr' ooh, yes; he already
has two offers from base ball clubs of emil
nence.n
Oh the Joy, the pleasure, in drinking pure
milk and cream-go my friend to the st.
Paul Milk Co., 421 Wabashaw, for a genuine
pure article.
The fashionable frames for harvest scenes
are made of broad wood, with small rakes,
pitchforks and scythes engraved in each cor
ncr.
Those to whom time is convenient in pur-
chasing can be accommodated by the Pruden
Stove Co., 100 E. Third, for anything in their
line
There is great deal of billing and cooling
going on at the seaside The principal part
of the billing is being done by the hotel
keepers.
The jolly good boys, Williamson & Love
land, 307 WabashaW can do the right thing
for gent on close fitting garments.
Velvet accessories, especially to wash
fabrics are still very popular, collar, cuffs,
vest, loops, buttons, necklet and wristlets all
of velvet, are worn with zephyr or bingham
suits.
Ladies, remember that the Dongola kid
boot carried by Schliek tS Co., 50 E. Third,
is the very latest think in footwear.
A muff is defined as "a thing which holds
girls hand and don't squeeze it." Cor
rect; and any fellows "a muff'' who will
hold girls hand without squeezing it.
The great bargain or midsummer twenty
per cent. discount sale at Dibble's, IS East
Third, will continue only few days
longer.
Rattan furniture, which is constantly be-
ing made in more artistic styles, is used al
most entirely for summer cottages, and GER
tainly nothing is more appropriate or pref
tier.
Valses, ladies' shopping bags and hand
bags can be purchased at Crippen's, 10
East Third, during this month at very low
prices.