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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR.
Main Floor.

Supplementary Lm0ortahons of
Hosiery have been received and the
stock is now full of the best goods
made for the season. We can fur
nish every grade, size and color in
COTTON, Isle THREAD and SIX
HOSIERY of the very best kind at
lower prices than you are likely to
find them elsewhere.
Our stock of UNDERWEAR is
equally full and quite as cheap. We
can sell you frst-ciass goods at re-
tail for the prices that most mer-
chants pay for them in New York.
We invite special attention TO our
line of
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EVENTS TO BE.

benevolent entertainment under the
auspices of the st. Andrews society and
Court landmark No. lilo, Independent Order
Of Foresters, will be given in Ford's Music
hall on Thursday evening, May 4. The
united action of the above societies has Sc
cured some of the best local artists, and an
entertainment of superior merit is assured.
The following ladies and gentlemen have
kindly consented to donate their services:
Mr. and Mrs. b. F. ColvilIe, Mr. and Mrs. De
Wolfe Miss Nabersberg, Miss Turner, Miss
Fowble, G. G.. Titeomb, c.. G. Fairchild, j. j.
Ryder and Paul kleist. There will also be
Spanish dance and Scotch reel in costume
by young ladies from Minneapolis and St.
Paul. The entire proceeds of this entertain
merit are to used for benevolent purpose,
and it is hoped there will be large attend
ance.
The Sons of ST. George will give the last
entertainment of the season at ODD Fellows
hall upon Thursday evening, April u, in
celebration of ST. Georges day. The con-
cert programme will be rendered by Mrs
Rutherford, Miss Berg Messrs. John Gehan,
W. E. Rumble, j. w. Smith, Ii. Ii. Lilley ID.
Hilton and several other we'll known St.
Paul people. The concert will be followed
by dance.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23S, Sons of st. George.
will give the last entertainment of the season
at odd Fellows hall upon Thursday evening,
April 81, in celebration of st. Georges day.
The concert programme will be given by the
Rutherford, Miss Berg, Messrs J. Gehan. W.
Z. Rumble, G. W. Quincy, j. W. Smith, H. II.
Lilley, d. Hillon and the Calumet Mandolin
club.
The Buckwheat club under the auspices
of the High school Debating society, will
give a farce comedy burlesque entitled
kings and Cannibals'' at the high school
assembly hall this evening, beginning at q: Is
O'Clock. Music, comedy and songs will pre-
dominate the exercises.
The second and last concert of the Bee
thoven string quartette will be given on
April IS at For1's music hail. The quartette
will be assisted by Miss Alma Norton John
sou, of Minneapolis. Mrs. Mich will play
the accompaniment.
On next Wednesday, from TO G. at her res
idence, Mrs. Henry p. Upham, of Summit
avenue. will receive her many friends. There
hare been a great many invitations issued,
and it promises TO be one of the social sue
cesSes of the season.
A pink tea will be given at the Central
Park NJ, E. church Monday evening for the
benefit OF the Young Ladies' Missionary so
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For Charity.

A benevolent entertainment under the
auspices of the ST. Andrews society aud
Court Landmark No. LILO, Independent Or
der of Foresters. will be given in Ford's
Music hall on Thursday evening, May 4. The
cured some of the best local artists and an
entertainment of superior merit is assured.
The following ladies and gentlemen have
kindly consented TO donate their services:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Colvlle, MIR. and Mrs. De
Wolfe. Miss Napersberg. Miss Turner, Miss
L. Fowble, c. G. Titcomb, j. j. Ryder and
Paul Kliest. There will also be Spanish
dance and Scotch reel in costume by young
ladies from Minneapolis and ST. Paul. The
entire proceeds of this entertainment are to
be used for benevolent purpose, and it is
hoped there will be large attendance.
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The Troubadours.

On account Of the story weather expert
enced at the last select social hop of the
Troubadour circle. which prevented many
friends from attending. they have been ur-
gently requested to give one more. in order
to give all friends of the club chance to
meet once more for grand finale before the
warm weather sets in, andnOthing is being
left undone to make il a grand success
The date has been set for Tuesday evening
May ?, when the Westmoreland hail will
again be transformed into a blaze of glory.
Invitations have already been sent out TO
the leading clubs of the city and friends of
the club.
The Troubadour Mandolin, Banjo and
Guitar club will also be in attendance and
render a few choice selections in addition to
the regular programme to be rendered by the
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ST. PauI's School Entertainment.
The following programme will be
rendered by the pupils of st. PauPs
school for the deaf at Cretin hail. corner
Of Sixth and Fort streets. Wednesday
evening, April 26, commencing at s
o'clock:
Flower song ...-..-....-...-....
Glass Exercise-The art of under
standing speech by the eye.
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Jack and Jill''
Master C. Hoffbauer.
instrumental .............M Miss h. Norman
An exercise IN speech and lip reading
A patriotic march. Observation-Disclosures.
Reoitation-"Good Advice -. Miss VI. Left
Moving tableau.
The More Hurry the Less Speed
Shadow pantomlmes.
First scene. The sweeping folks of Munich
second scene. ShaQ0W buH
Third Scene-It's DID. but It's Beautiful
Fourth Scene-"Uncle Sam and His Visi-
tors"
Fifth Scene-'Frizzle Barber.
Dumb-belI exercises.
Recitation-"If All the World Was
Apple Pie. Master L. Powers
Instrumental-Miss X. Norman.
Tableau-''The Three Graces."
Reetation-"The Stars Are Every
where ----......-......--..MlS Miss NJ. Grady
Vocal exercises in the elementary sounds
formation of syIlables and combination of
words and sentences.
Pantomime-"The Angels Lament
PART l.
"Mischievous Children"
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The event of thepast week was the
elimination of weeks of genuine hard
work in the perfection of the rendering
of the Ong-talked-of KirmeSs, the fair
of national dances. Other social affairs
have given place to it, and TO that fact
can be ascribed the universal dizziness
of the past few weeks. We have had a
visitor from the north pole, however,
who, nothing daunted bg his ungraciouS
reception. spent some days with US,
and, departing, left traces that are still
plainly visible. The snow storm that
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The Last Allegro Party.

A very pleasant party, given by the ALE
gro club, was enjoyed by forty or fifty coup
les NJ the Hotel Ryan Wednesday evening.
The large dining room OH the second floor
served on prettlly decorated tables. between
IL and Il, in the ladies' ordinary. The music
was furnished by the 81. Anthony Hill or
chestra. The reception and floor committee
consisted of MeSsrS. j. 5. Fugate. Ed Fink
and Charles Kreiger. Among those present
were: Misses Mcdonald Marin, Putnam.
Eustace. knauft, Dunn, Hile, Butler, Provost,
Kreiger, Pice. Dougher Fisher. Ryder. Mid
dleton, Farnum, Hanley; Mesdames Fink
Sherin. Murphy, Leslie and Stack; Messrs.
Baker. Middleton, Kreiger, Fugate. Dr. Wood.
Wnck. Lewis Dr. Goodrich. Wallace. Fink.
DR.. Hanley, Ramaley. Coates. DR.. Paxton, DIR.
WeIherbee, Laidlaw, Hay, DR. Christensed,
Beard DR. Eshelby, Leslie and Megaw.
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Crusader Entertainment.

The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
celebrated its eleventh anniversary by giving
musical and literary entertainment at CTetin
hall Monday evening. After a few remarks
by President Naughton, the Crusaders quar-
tette, consisting of Messrs. Gehan, Morrow.
Heating and Farley. sang selection of
by piano solo by F. p Hardy, after which
J. f. Gehan sang The Outpost" By Pinsuti.
After an excellent flute solo by j . =. 0'Nell,
Father Heffron was called upon for an ad
IS deareat to every Crusaders heart Total
Abstinence"
This address was followed by a violin solo
by j r. OReiily. and a vocal selection by c.
f. Morrow. After another selection by the
closing chorus, which concluded the pro
gramme.
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Tremendous Discount
Black Dress Goods.

An opportunity that rarely occurs.
We have just consummated a
large purchase of Fine, ALL Wool
and Silk Warp BLACK DRESS
GOODS in the most desirable
weaves, and we place them on sale
tomorrow at lower prices than
equal qualities have ever been sold
in St. Paul. They ara really first
class goods, all new stock, import
ed for this seasons trade, and the
prices for which we offer them are
actually forty per cent Tess than
regular retail price.
Black Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth,
worth SIPS, for 70c.
Fine AN-Wooi 40-mch Serges,
worth 75c, for ACC.
46-inch Imperial TMlIs, worth
ST. for 60c.
46-inch Extra Heavy Wool Hen
netta, worth 81, for 00c.
An assorted lot of eighteen
pieces Black Fancy Weayes, Mc-
GUARDS, cREP0NS, cHEYR0NS
and Others, in qualiHes'usuany sold
at 81, SIPS and $3.50. To close
them out quickly we mark them oil
79c a yard. This is rare op-
Dorfunity. We are seldom able to
buy Black Goods under value. Don't
miss ii.
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CLOAK DEPT.
Second Floor
Extraordinary Values in
ELEGANT WRAPS !!

You will have an opportunity TO-
morrow to buy a handsome I'm
ported MANTLE for very much Tess
than opening price, or actual
value.
We will show some of the most
beautiful garments brought from
Paris this season, at prices which
make them very tempting bargains.
We will also offer popular styles
in AMERICAN cAPES and McK-
ETS at prices for which it would be-
very difficult to make them.
Stylish Scotch Tweed Jackets,
cut with all the most extreme feat
ureS of the latest mode, balloon
sleeves, REFER 'front.' notched collar
and full skirt back. They would
sell readily for $40. Our price,
$3.50.
Fine BroodcIoh Nantes, with
embroidered Butterfly Cape, navy
tobacco, green or black; good VAL
Ge for SIS. The price here is 1915.
Nantes of fine Billiard Cloth,
with lined BreteHe top cape; trim
mings of silk and gold cord and
cloth ruching collar The ordinary
retail value is Sf2. You can buy
them here for 1925.
Nantes of Melton Cloth, with
double shoulder cape; silk em6roid-
cred and cloth ruching collar;
fans, mixed gray tobacco and
black. Regular retail value, $3.50.
Our price, $3.50.
REFER JACKETS of tan Basket
Cloth, with balloon sleeves and full
back Actual value, $40. Our
price this week, $3.50.
We also offer exceptional values
in SUMMER COSTUMES.
For 1915 we will sell stylish
Suit, made of navy blue or black
M-Wooi Storm Serge, Eton front
Jacket, with position hght-ftting
back.
Our Wortds Fair Suit, of tan,
black, navy or green cloth, with
triple cape, for 1915.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
FURNITURE COVERINGS
AND DRAPERIES,
CHENILLE, VELOUR
and LACE CURTAINS

In extensive variety and superb de-
signs, selected with special care
with an eye to the finest trade. Our
aim will be to present in these new
departments goods of the highest
class in greater variety than hos
hitherto been attempted here. But
we will by no means neglect the
wants of those who seek goods of
less expensive character. We will
sell Carpets and Drapenes OF a
better class, dependable in the
stTctest sense, quite as cheap, and
possibly cheaper, than inferior
goods can be bought elsewhere. Ne
wish to extend our chentage in oil
directions, and we are willing to
offer
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
CHXDREWS
DRESSES.

We are closing them out at very
low prices. We offer line OF
Dresses made of nice quality
Navy or Brown Serge, with trim
mings of Hercules braid and full
Bishop sleeves, sizes s, 8 and 10
years, S4.29 for all sizes.
Our special order department is
turning out beautiful garments.
Copies of high-priced French
Wraps in finish and style quite equal
to those made by the best Partisan
artists.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
A DeIiehtfuI Affair.

One of the most successful card parties
given this season was given Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw at their home on Hall
avenue. The guests were en- for ana ie-
ing was left undone in the arrangements to
make il the affair OF the season. Those who
enjoyed this delightful occasion were Mr..
aud Mrs. f b DOran MIR. and Mrs. q. F.
Clifford. Capt. and Mrs. C. E. Wright, Mr.:
aud Mrs. George Doran, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Doran. Mr.. and Mrs o. b. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Barnett Mr. and Mrs. q. d. Noe,
MIR. and Mrs. John Thayer Mr.. Sale, Miss
Peabody, Mrs. j. j. Mclaughlin. The prizes
which were awarded were as follows: Gents
progressive. +. b. Doran; ladies progressive,
AIRS. viii Doran; gents lone hand, George
Doran; ladies' lone hand, Mrs. G. F. Clifford
During the evening an elegant lunch was
served The party of last evening closes the
seAsOn for the IndenendenL Enchre cub.
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PHYLLIS UNDERWEAR.

Of which we are exclusive agents.
PHYLLIS c0MBIR5 Ti0E SUITS are
the best that are made. They are
perfect in shape and in every way
the most desirable in the marker.
They are made of the finest Sea
Island Cotton, soft as silk and ex-
ceedingJ pleasant to the touch. If
you examine; we think you will buy
them in preference to any Others.
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ROPE PORTIERES.

HnseL Tmned, at 1878 each.
As an extraordinary special, we
will sell a lot of ROPE P0RTIERES,
in the same style. but without tin
sci tMning, at the low price of So
each.
You will find hundreds of great
bargains in useful goods in this de-
pdrtment.
Lace Curtains are sold very low.
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Muslin Underwear.
Second Floor.

SECOND FlOOr.
You will find in this department
probably the only full assortment
of childrenS and Infants Furnish
inc Goods in the Northwest. We
are constantly endeavcrng to i'm
prove it in every possible way. We
have most complete line of Chill
dren's Eating Aprons, and, indeed,
everything required for the use of
Children, including many novelties
of the finest kind.
cHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESS
ES from Csc to Sc. Our seiec-
tons are all made with very great
care, and you will find extremely
pretty styles among even the low
est-pTced goods.
Our large line of imported HAND
MADE CAPS for infants and children
will alone repay visit of mspec-
ton. For years we have made a
specially of these FRENCH CAPS,
and to say that they are sought
eagerly is to express it very mildly.
We have them now in ample variety,
but they are going quickly.
cHiLDRENS SHIRRED HATS we show
in equal variety, as we'll as REEFEGS
AND COATS for Children of 2, 3 and &
years. We invite special attention to
our dainty little Hand MADE Silk and
Dimty Dresses for Infants of to 3
years.
We take special orders for INFANTS
OUTFITS, LADIES' SIX SKIRTS, La
DIES SILK UNDERWEAR. SILK NEGiI-
GEES and THROWS, SILK CREPE TEA
GOWNS. We have french Hand Made
Gowns, Numbered and Unidundered.
Our patrons may rest assured that
garments made to order viii be salts
factory in every respect. Our silk
Skirts hang perfectly.
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Elegant Novelties in
FRENCH DRESS
PATTERNS

At leading prices. We receive those
handsome dresses only in single
patterns. All are of the highest
style, the latest and choicest pro-
auctions of the most eminent man.
ufacturers in France, England and
Scotland. Come early and secure
first choice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

Mail orders are always wei
coined. We fN them carefully end
promptly, giving them the benefit of
all special prices and reduc-
tons.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

Our new Catalogue, with copious
illustrations of styles for Spring
and Summer, has been issued. 1t
will be a valuable aid to you in
shopping. Hyo1 forward your ad-
dress we will mail you one free of
charge.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
SPECIAL PRICES on Fine
WOOL DRESS GOODS,
DiAGONALS, WHiPcOROS,
IMPERIAL SERGES

M46 inches wide, and worth 81
and SL25, for SlXTY-THREE CENTS.
Three complete lines in all the
most desirable Spring Shades. Mo
old goods, paSse weaves or unde-
sirabie coiors among them. an
new, fresh stock, ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES

To accomplish 1T.
As special offering in one of
the lines of goods now so exfen-
siyeiy used in beauttying the home,
we will sell tomorrow so of these
new
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THE MARKET.

Pure Leaf Lard. per Id. lie
The YerXa Market offers the best
Neat values in the world.
The Fraternity of Butchers denounce
us as silly fOTE selling at 15c per Id
Steaks that are cut from fancy grades
OF stall-fed beeves that are fatted to sell
at SIC per 10. in the Eastern markets.
Well. the SILLY season" endureS the
wear round at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
PERSIAN AND RUSSIAN
BAND TRIMMINGS.

Ranging in price from 40c to 81.
They will go on Monday for l0c a
yard.
Dozens of other similar bargains
will be offered in this line at great
sacrifices in price.
800 yards of FEATHER EDG-
WGS, suitable for trimming the
new capes, oil coiorS, worth from
81 to $3.50. Choice of them on
Monday for 42c a yard
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
UN7RiMMED HAT SPECIALS.

cMIdren's Straw Hats, all co.,
ors, fancy 6raids. best shapes, in
GLIDING the Nceroy, Sunoi and Fay;
regular prices Soc; our price this
week is 20c.
Combination Chip and Fancy Br IN
Hats for Ladies, in black y,styies
the Lakeside, Gioriana and ciaxton;
sold elsewhere for $3.50; our
price, 08c.
ladies' Stylish Fancy Straw
Walking Hats, all coiors; regular
price Soc; our price, 29c.
We will also sell a choice line of
Sailor Hats, trimmed and untrimned
straMs of the very best makes, for
children, newest coIors in all the
most popular styles, at remarkably
low prices.
We give special attention to
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CSC SX7YTHREE CENTS CSC

We have been fortunate enough
to secure very considerable guam
tty of these goods, but the best
coiors go early. Do not trust to
finding them on Tuesday.
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REMNANT SALE
CONTINUED

Dress Patterns, Waist Patterns,
Skirt Patterns and lengths of Silk
for Trimmings, all at HahPIce to
clean up the Silk stock
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

We are sole agents for Bytterick's Pat
terms, Reynier Md Cloves. Trefousse Kid
Cloves, Her Majesty's Corsets, Phyllis
Underwear and DR.. Jaeser's Sanitary
Underwear.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

ByTTERICK'S PATTERNS and
PUBLICATIONS for Spring an4
Summer are here, and here os%.
WE are sole agents in this city. You
will find them on the second floor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

The Wachepe club gave theirthird and last
select hop of the season at Central hall, Fri
day evening, April 81. The music was fur
nished by the Twin City Mandolin, Banjo
and Guitar club. and u hundred couple
danced until the wee small hours of the
morning. MIR. Alien rendered several vocal
solos which were heartily enjoyed by all
Among those present were the following:
Misses Messrs.--
Milham, Harrington.
Connell j ID. Badtord,
Geary. DIETRICH,
Murray, Hemsch,
barrow, Jaeger,
Roundy, Hoshaw,
Lawson Hoffman. r
McQulilan, Schroeder,
Cole Hills. = !
Maher, Knowd,
Cora Zertler, Harkin,
, Mrs Brown, Malloy.
Howe, Kennedy,
Mrs Kent Toomey,
Macarthur, W. G. Watson.
Myer. f. H. Watson,
Hoshaw, Anderson,
N. ZeItler, Kempien,
Maid Grewe, -.r-"
Anna Kelly Strong,
Kelly. McCrumish,
, Laura Kent Doyle,
Edith Kent Donaldson,
Connen, Manner,
RYAN. Mullaly,
Dawson, Smith.
FLYNN, j. Anderson,
Bergesen, Mcmahon,
FLYNN Goulding.
Burke Taber,
Farrell FloOdy,
Lee. Huckey,
Scott, FAX,
O'Connor Madigan,
Humphrey, Calidn,
Pepper, Beck,
Go0eh. Dougherty,
Mrs Follow Gray
McDOnOuch, Scott
Emma Nermuth, Chase,
Bertha Nermuth, Barnard,
HEIR, Smell,
Daw, Fellow,
Brown, Coniev,
Bettenodrf, Greene,
Cliff, Frost
Hills H. Hill
K. Johnson, Bodka,
A. johnson, Lemay.
Doyle. Madigan,
Greene. Barton,
DevereauX, Cahlll,
Mvlon, A. Nielsen,
NcGraw Straight,
OsbOurne, Heinemann,
Barton, Council.
Daigle Guy.
Heinemann, HARDWOOD,
Mcclure, Taylor,
GOTham, LiSk,
ROssberg Butts,
Risden. Hlney
Radcliff, BsrrOn,
POttgeiser. Copp,
ThOmpSton, Rhodes,
! GutavesOu, +. Miller,
Bigford, Dwyer,
Knee, SchafFhausen,
Enbank, Cleveland,
Stewart, Campion,
Kayenaugh, A. l.. King,
Rhodes, Weilde,
Miss Lowell Rogers,
Gentlemen Fay.
Wermuth, TrUagen,
Egan, Green,
Ruge, Knee,
| Fisher, Case,
! Gilfllan, Bergfeld,
! F. V. Peterson, Kieffer
Deter, White,
Dyer Brown,
NJ. L. Johnson Miller,
Wood, Enbank,
Arthur, King,
Crathers, Cliff,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

A special purchase of Imported
ALL-W00L cHALLiES on sale to-
morrow at prices that will probably
clear them out during the forenoon.
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Furs on Storage,

Afording ample protection against
moths, fire, water and thieves. We
will also repair or remodel them, If
desired, in the best possible man
ner atextremeT reasonable prices.
Notify us and we will send for them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
We Store FurS and Repair or Re-
model them.

We are Sole Agents in ST. Paul
for BuftercRS Patterns, Reynier
Kid Cloves, TrefouSse Kid Cloves,
Her Najesty's corsets, Fasso Cor
sets, Phyllis Underwear and Dr..
Jaeger'S Sanitary Underwear.
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}M!!llII!!!!!!!!!NR k!!llI!!!!!!!!!NR!!'
BROTHERS. BROTHERS. 81
MILLINERY.

Our stock is repIenished daily
with new ideas, and many very eie-
CANT and exclusive CONNECTIONS will
be exhibited this week in our
Trimmed Hat ParIors. The goods
are the finest, and the style OF the
very highest class, but the prices
are BY no means high. We can
certainly save you money on Fine
Millinery.
Styhshy Trimmed Tur6an Effects
and Walking Hats at $3.50, $500
and 5000.
Special Copies of Imported Model
Round Hats and Toques, e/aborafe-
" trimmed, in all the new c0j0rs
and shapes, at $500 to $780,
chHdren'S and Misses Trimmed
Hats, the leading styles, the latest
shapes, in all the 6raids, at S2.75,
$500 and Sc. 90.
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NEW STYLES,
NEW cOLORINGS.

Worth 75c and Csc yard, for
Forty-Seven Cents.
This offering is even better than
the one of fast week. Then we act
ualy sold OUT mot a yard Lefty.
so pieces Black and Hayy Print
cd Silks at 47c, worth 75c and
85c. This kind of selling Demon
strates that the ladies appreciate
our bargains.
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DRAPERY AND
UPHOLSTERYDEPT
Fourth Floor.

Fourth Floor
Our special in1portahons for this
department include he newest de-
signs and coiorings in
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

Our Illustrated Catalogue for
Spring and Summer has Just been
issued. Forward your address and
we will mail you copy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
TRIMMED HAT SPECIALS

We will sell Misses Fine Sonnet
Braid Straw Hats, trimmed with
good Silk Ribbons and buckles that
would be good value for $500, for
So. SO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

Mail orders are always promptly
and carefully filled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
DRESS
TRIMMINGS

Was abundanty successful Not
surprising, perhaps, in view of the
values offered. We will do even
better on Monday.
We have about 200 yards of