St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04

advertising agency that made DuSl7
ness of originating and making up at
tractive advertisements. as well as act
ing as agents for the different pnhllca-
tons throughout the land. II you have
something you wish to introduce before
the people, there is only one bureau OF
this kind in the Northwest, and that IS
j. l.. Stack & Co., Newspaper AdvertiS-
ing Agents, National German-American
bank building, st. Paul, who can tell
YOU how and whether the use OF printers
ink is likely to pay you. They take
pleasure in making estimates, as well
as designing attractive ads.
ASS BOOK FOR 20 CENTS.
Last week you may have noticed the
metropolitan crowd gathered in front OF
the st. Paul Book and Stationery Com
pany's, on East Third street. The mag
net that was drawing was case filled
with large variety of books that they
were offering at the ridiculously low
figure of. your choice for 25- cents"
that's what call enterprise. Each day
they go through their enormous stock
and select all the slow sale books to be
put in the case at the door. thus avoid
ing any possibility of accommodating
dead stock. which so often loads the
merchants shelf, and very often the
purchaser finds book that he wants
very much for a mere nothing.
!. SOMETHING NEW
for Iily readers. Nh H. Ii Stone is in
Producing novelty in st. Paul and
Minneapolis. which is quite popular
through the East. in the form of COM
position Collars, Cuffs and Shirt Fronts.
They are good thing, and, being the
best, are the cheapest. The articles
IN. acYnnncnd nf NUhifn oil baf
can he cleaned with a damp cloth, will
not fade or turn yellow, and makes an
admirable substitute for linen. Per-
sons whose employment soils their
clothes easily Will readily see the ad-
vantage of these goods, and should be
on the lookout for the agents that are
placing the goods in the Twin Cities.
THE MICRoBE WAR.
The newspapers at the present time
are pretty we'll filed with election news.
but am glad 10 see that, regardless of
the interest taken in local politics, some
Of them lave found space in their col
umns to print the challenge recently is
sued by Mr.. William Radam, the dis
cOverer of 'Radam's Microbe Killer"
in which he offers to back his claims to
cure all diseases or forfeit $1,000, to he
given. 10 the Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Paul, providing his traducerS will con-
tribute a like amount TO the same worthy
cause if they fail to verify their state
ments. The article referred TO appeared
in yesterdays GLOBE.
SOME NEAT GOODS.
Yesterday | was in the MIchaud Car
pet Company's. They were showing
me some new and choice designs Ill
China Mating, Carpets. Linoleum and
Window Shades that they had just re-
ceived. and which should be seen to he
appreciated. Every day these people
are receiving new goods, the best that
the market affords. and whenever you
want anything in their line, You should
visit them, for you are sure to be shown
The latest OF everything pertaining to
their line. Drop in and see their choice
goods at Az Wabasha street.
ST. PAUL'S ARCADE.
Last week | went all through the En-
dicott building, and it is Il noble Struct-
ure. AS ] entered the arcade" from
Robert street it carried me back to Gin
einnati, Fountain square and every
thing adjacent thereto. The Arcade"
is deliberately finished, with light aud
airy store rooms on either side, one of
which i noticed was occupied by d.
Hilderbrand. 1.-THE pantalOuI man of the
NINt Nv 10 al CAtGllCIl
ana has a Well-Selected stock of Mer-
chant Tailolings. Visit him if you
want spring suit
THEY BOUGHT THE FURNITURE.
4 friend of mine was offered good DO
sition in Portland: but, as he had house
full OF nice furniture, he was afraid he
would lave TO sacrifice it in order to ac-
celt the proposition. l went the rounds
of the dealers that buy furniture and
found that Kavanagh d Johnson. 1877
and lS9 East Sixth street, would paw a
third more than any other house in st.
Paul. lie sold to them at satisfactory
figures and went on bis way rejoicing.
CONTINUANCE OF SALE.
The great decent Silk sale at Habig-
horst's which has been the talk of the
town among the ladies, will be continued
this week. That the ladies of st. Paul
appreciate this sale goes without saving.
and, In consequence, will be continued
all next week. Nos. 233, 235 and 237
East Seventh street. This is an OPP
pOrtunity that should not be overlooked
by the purchasing public.
a GOOD EATING HOUSE
can be Judged by the walters. If go
into restaurant and the waiter brings
NE glass Of water before lie takes my
order will stake ny life that the meal
will lie satisfactory. You always get
the best of service and finest of meals
al tie Wabasha Dairy restaurant, 421
Wabasha street. since Stephen Burns
re-opened it. Try this establishment
and see If prcvaricate.
TIE EFFECTs OF ADVERTISING.
Since II. Hurd, st. Paul's popular
dentist. has been running his liking
Bee" advertisement IN the GLOBE, every
mo lOlitioiaOS tnipistarc man. x1.oplor,