St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-23

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We object to any measure yah tendency
TO change or endaneer the present very com
foriable condition of the American working
man.-Argument of the Eastern Manufact-
u1er.
The early morning emetic and evening
opiate editions of the Tribune have been try
ing TO turn the natural ditfdence that mer-
chants have of allowing people 10 presume
that their wares are not dirt cheap, or that
prices are high The retail dealer does not
expect to boom his trade with the cry. buy
now: prices are high Knowing this, the
Tribune has published interviews that are
more or less distorted or fctlclouS and has
relied upon the fact that business man does
not care TO espOuSe any political cause IN n
public way, because of the injury to his trade,
10 protec, it fire. m a humiliatng refutation of
its claims. 7 he evening Tribune the other day
had the audacity to call upon the GLOBE 10
relract the slanderouS statement made IN
a cartoon, that the price on cotton wearing
apparel has been raised People, however:
had better look to the advertising columns of
the Tribune. rather than the editorial col
umns, to learn whether d high tariff on wool
ems. cottonS linens, etc., is going TO have the
effect of raising or lowering prices on goods
bought for retail trade after the tariff went
into effect
A striking example of the remarkable
variance of the editorial assertions OF the
Tribune from. the actual facts as presented by
business men was illustrated yesterday by an
advertisement of DonaldSons Glass Block
store, in the columns of the Evening T'rlb-
une, in which the advertiser gives he raise
of prices that will occur as soon as his pres.
ent stock is Sold quoting sections of the Nc
KiplpV hill & 1,rintpH the 'TribllO1 Tho
cause for the advancement. Here.is the ad-
-vertisement, which can be taken as thor
onghly reliable, although published in the
Tribune, because 1t Is not all editorial but is
simply the announcement OF a business man
to mis- customers. plain and unvarnished
statement of facts:
GOODS ARE CHEAP NOW! WITH THE ACCENT
Everybodys opportunity NOW. Don't be
fooled by misleading newspaper editorials,
or the silver-tongued political orators. who
have all an object in view in EXPLAINING away
the Mckinley High Tariff Bill. The cold
fact still remains that many lines of Dry
Goods will be materially advanced i'll price
as soon as present stocks in the country are
closed out
In justice TO our friends and customers we
would state that the PRESENT LOW PRICES can
only be maintained 50 long our present
stock lasts. We have prepared the following
list taken from the Mckinley bill, as printed
IN the Minneapolis Morning Tribune, Oct.l7.
which can ce relied upon as being absolutely
correct:
QUALITY FOR QUALITY, OUR PRICES ARE NOT
EXCELIED BY ANY House IN AMERICA.
HosIERYASee Mckinley Bill, schedule 1.
Imported Cotton Hose, present price. %
cents, will be 81 cents per pair.
Imported Cotton Hose, present price 80
cents, will be AZ cents per pair.
Imported Cotton Hose, present price so
cents. will be G3 cents per pair.
Imported Wool Hose, present price rs
cents, will be g. cents per pair.
Imported Wool Hose. preaent price SO
cents, Will be 81. % per pair.
Imported Wool Hose, present price S1.5o.
will be Sl.S1 per pair.
CoLoRED DRESS GooDs-See Mckinley bill,
Schedule *.
Atwood Henrietta Cloth, present price so
cents. will be 56l2 cents per yard.
French Henrietta Club, present price IS
cents, will be So cents per yard.
French Henrietta Cloth, present price 80
cents, Will be 81 per yard.
French Serges, present price rs cents. will
be 50 cents per yard.
French Serges. present price 90 cents, win
be 81 o. per yard.
French Double-wa Serges, present price
$l.l9, will be Sl.34.
Bruadclotb Suitings present price 81, Will
$1I2I2.
LACE CURTAlNs--Lace Curtains now sell
Ing at $3.50, will be S3.4S per pair
Lace Curtains now selling at S3.4S. viii be
"a. 10 per PAIR.
Lace Curtains now selling at 81. %, will be
81. 95 per pair
Lace Curtains now selling at S4.75, will be
1913 per pair.
Lace Curtains now selling at S5.4s. will be
s6. 20 per pair
Lace Curtains now selling at S7.95, will be
$3.50 per pair.
HANDKEnCHIEFs-S Mckinley BILL Seized
ule j. Hemstitced and Embroidered Hand
kerchlefs now selling at % cents, will be 30
cents.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIEs-See Schedule J..
Hamburg Embroideries, now % cents, will
be 81 cents.
IMPORTED UNDERwEAR-See Mckinley bill
Schedules and X.
MISSES FRENCH BALRBIGGAN UNDERWEAR
Now so cents, will be SO cents.
LADIES FRENCH 3ALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR
Now 81, will be S1.25.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, now SI.25,
will be S1.69.
Ladies Knitted Underskirts. now 1926,
Ladies Imported Knitted Underskirts, now
$45u, will be S5.47.
FRENCH AND SCoTcH FLANNELs - See Nc
kinley bill, Schedule X.
Scotch Shirting Flannels, now SO cents.
will be 40 cents per yard.
Scotch Tennis Flannels, now so cents will
be So cents per yard
French Flannels, Stripes and Plaids now
t3 cents, will be 80 cents per ooro.
French Tennis Flannels, now 65 cents
will be 70 cents per yard.
French Tennis Flannels. now rs cents,
Will be So cents per yard.
VELvETs, NELvETEENs AND PLUsHEs-See
Mckinley bin. schedules and l..
Black Silk Velvet, now selling at 81, will be
81 ,25 per yard.
Black Silk Velvet, now selling at 1.15, will
be 81. 81 per yard.
Black SILK Velvets, 19-inch, now s15O,
will be $l.76 per yard.
Black Silk Velvet l9-inch now 81 70 will
be s.. 10 per yard.
Silk Pushes. now selling at so cents, will
be 62l2 cents per yard.
silk Pushes, now selling at 70 cents, will
be SO cents per yard
Silk Pushes, now selling at % cents will
De Si.25 per yard.
Black Velveteen, now selling at SO cents,
will De 50 cents per yard.
Black Velveteen, now selling at so cents
will be 90 cents per yard.
Black Nelveteen, now selling at rs cents,
will be 81 cents per yard
Silks REMAIN THE SAME under the New
Cariff
PEARL BUTTONS, See Mckinley Bill, SEIZED
nle N-Same kinds of Peal Buttons will be
Bin. '''N - p-'0' ~ '"o I've" arm
LINENs-See Mckinley Bill. Schedule K
On account of the reading of the new tariff
law, the lower-pnced linens and crashes
will be advanced the most
Linen Crashes now selling at 6 cents will
Linen Crashes now selling at cents will
be 1Olc cents per yard.
Linen Table Damask now selling at %
sen.s will be % cents per yard
Linen Table Damask, now 3S cents, will be
IL cents per yard.
Linen Gears Towels, now s cents, will be
Big cents.
Linen Huck Towels, now 10 cents, will be
11l2 cents.
Linen Table Covers, now as cents, will be
30 cents EACH
LACEs-See Schedule j. Torchon Laces
how 10 cents. Will be 1912 cents per yard.
DoNALDsoN's GLASS BLOCK STORE.
The Brownson Club.
The Brownson Catholic club held meet
Pig at its rooms last NIGHT at which Presi