St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-20
SUNDAY SMILES.
al the Fashion.


HIS spELL-BoUND SPINE.
| She twanked tune on her light guitar,
| low, sweet jangle of tangled sounds,
AS blurred as the voices of fairies are,
| Dancing insnoonday dales and downs;
And the tinkling dip OF the strange refrain
Ran over the rim of my soul like rain.
| The great blonde moon in the midnight skies
! Paused and poised DER the trellis caves,
| And the stars in the light of her upturned eyes
Sifted their love through the rifted leaves
Glinted and splintered in crystal mist
Down the glittering string that her finger
kissed.
/ oh, the melody mad. Oh the tinkle and thrill!
on the ecstasy of the exquisite thing!
The red rose dropped from the window sill
And lay in a long swoon quivering;
While the dying notes of the strain divine
RIPPED in glee up my spellbonnd spine.
The most desirable bargains in the city can
| be found at rs East Third street, during G.
A. Dibble's great clearing sale of summer
goods. Twenty per cent. discount on entire
stock excepting kid gloves
Ladies, if you are annoyed by what is
called hair neck, gather all the loose hair
and arrange it into scolding locks. Refrain
| from cutting Off this neck hair, as too much
clipping will not only increase the growth,
but render it stiff and wiry as the beard of a
ranchero.
Among the latest arrivals in fall goods at
Schliek 81 Co.'s, SO East Third, are the new
improved English Waukesphauh gents
shoe, the easiest foot garment in the mar
ket.
''How do you like it?'s asked yachtsman
of young lady, as the boat went up and
down in the trough of the waves. "Oh, II
its too awfuily SWELL" was the distressed
reply.
Lovers of the cup that cheers and yet does
notinebriate should buy those fine coffees and
teas just opened by Kennedy d Chittenden,
81 Wabashaw.
Big gilt darning needles and big gilt pins
are the latest fancies for bonnet and hat dec
orations. Two are thrust through the crown
diagonalIy and at right angles, forming a
cross.
''Birds of feather flock together" but the
boys dressed by Williamson & Loveland s'go
it alone" and with huge success. 307
Wabashaw.
As Governor Cleveland is bachelor, it is
thought that whoever marries him will have
a Capitol husband.
''Henry kiss. me-" beautiful girl ex-
claimed to her lover fondly; that last box of
McMauus' candy did the business, 33 E..
Third
Some curious revelations have lately been
made as to the amount of torture ladies I'M
dergo in the effort to wear gloves that are too
small for them, and, oddly enough, the dis
closures have taken the form of defense of
the glove trade against the charge that it can
not produce gloves that will fit the average
hand.
four aches.
And Wen all make squirt on the S. c..
Jones' snowy shirt. at No. Z, Third street, to
be curt.
Spa. what are puts and 'calls' on State
street9' "Well, man puts his money in a
brokers hands, and when he calls for it it is
all gone"
Pruden (ce) suggests that you buy an A.
& W. oil stove of the Pruden Stove Co., 100
E. Third, and not get into melting mood
while cooking dinner
Very little jewelry is worn with summer
toilettes; only the necessary articles, such as
a breastpin and cuff-buttons, are seen on la
dies of refinement with the simple costumes
worn in the daytime, with perhaps the ex-
cepton of bangles and narrow close brace
lets.
Commercial tourists and continental trav-
elers can find trunks and valises of all kinds
at cfippen's, 10 f. Third street.
Here's your roast beef, sah,'' said the
waiter; 81 served it some time ago.'' go,
indeed! roast beefs Why, SO you did.
thought all the time it was crack in the
plate
Happy is the man who has been to Dunni-
gan and got good plumbing job, his nights
are easy and his rest secure; 220 E. Seventh
street
Partisan ladies, who are most coquettish
with their feet, rarely wear anything but the
plainest of black boots. These boots are as
thin and as elegantly made as possible, but
they are perfectly plain.
The annual clearing sale which Mr. Oib-
bic at rs East Third has continued from sea
son to season has met with marked favor
among the ladies. His entire stock is offered
excepting kid gloves, at a discount of 20 per
cent from his regular prices.
| AnerlcM Jules OF QlStinctlOn," says the
Judge. are "Bearon Walstreet, Count Your
| chickens, Earl Ytobed. ''Oh, yes. and there's
/ Duke Comtobed also, and Prints Althenews
The nobby fashionable Dongoly kid button
shoe recently opened by Schliek q Co at SO
East Third street are the most popular ladies'
shoe in America.
Tides made of strips of cretonne and
strips of bright flannel, cashmere or cloth
alternated and worked with silk where they
are joined, and fringe at the lower end,
make very durable coverings for chair backs.
A choice, palatable butter for table use in
dairy and creamery, can be found fresh and
sweet at Kennedy Il Chttenden's, 81 Waba-
shaw, at lowest market prices.
Darwin says there is living principle in
fruit We suppose he refers to the worms.
Look out for the fall importation in suit
! ings which Williamson Il Loveland, 307
Wabashaw, will open up Sept. L.
Sailor hats of straw are the correct country
wear for little boys.
Sweet delicious. fresh candies made from
the purest stock is all that MeManus sets on
his counters for sale; 33 East Third street.
Photographers are busy now taking the
pictures of milady's lap dog. They charge
as much for dogs as they do for babies, for
both are equally troublesome.
Get an A. 81 W. oil stove for summer cook
ing of the Pruden Stove Co., 100 E. Third
street, and be happy.