The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Y0u'll Remember Mo.

A pretty scene in Holena, quito foreign
in appearance to that Of Romeo and Juliet.
Twas a balcony scene. only the actresses in
this drama. one pleasant January day, we're
a young lady and a linnet.
Salvador Rosa might have lone justice.
We dare not try. but will quote from
Beleeny's Bohemian Girp' a dream Of mar
BILE halls.
The linnet expanded its littls throat in its
efforts to be In tune with its mistress to the
long forgotten chant from that prince OF
opera
Hear me Norma. In pity hear me;
Ere l die, one word from thee.
It was a charming scene-a credit to the
Renteel rssidence-a compliment to all
their own melody; lost in the sweet strains
OF music that told of affection, one for the
other. The great volume of voice that
came from the little might of q linnet, that
seemed in such perfect harmony with the
rich oontrsito Of the lady, .woke such
the air-when the infant morn il nigh.
The step of the hero, or her Romeo. shat
the duet had brought to the scene, broke
the spell. Al least the lady became quiet,
while the lisnst. as though wounded at its
mistressss changed attention. continued:
When other hearts and other scenes
Their tales Of love shall tell,
Then. You'll remember me.
The bird was presented to the lady with
the compliments Of the New 70. Dry
Goods Store. Twas on the occasion Of the
great cold wavs that struck the city during
the month of Decsmber, when that estab-
lishmsnt was partially delayed by water.
posed. but he came out Of the disaster with
flying colors. His shower bath seemed but
to enliven his singing, thus engaging the
attention OF our heroine to such a degree
that ii seemed to sing, buy f~rog-pond
green; IL corresponds with your golden
Ladies', the bird has departed, and ia now
snother's property. In the meantime the
New York Store 10 struggling with a giant
stock OF goods, . portion of which received
slight damage. A colossal sale Is in pro-
Rress-a sale of the most extraordinary
has never been reached in Helena before.
1t is not crowds. but multitudss, that visit
US daily. Rich silks, delicate iaces and
costly fabrics are being pushed with such
vigor and vim that one great and spontane-
Gus outburst of applause goes up for the
New Yo store, the bargain center of the
Helena is anxious that all dry goods es-
Establishments should close Mt six, not for a
few stinRy weeks of forlorn and dismal
February. No. that Is but childrens' ac-
tions. Then joint the etfo ~ of the New
1OIA etoT0 W 1OrCe IL IOr Lu3 year, or at
least until September. That means closing
that 10 worthy of the steel of respectful es-
tablishments. During the summer, whom
all tho world is at reposs, Old Sol looms
high in the heavens at six. We beg you,
draw the comparison. Delight, happiness,
a sight of nature!
The New York store, as the representa-
tive dry goods house OF Helene, wilt con.
time to urge the necessity of summer
closing, and we sincerely trust will eventu.
ally accomplish its object. especially since
they have the friendly cooperation of the
ladies.
All Helena. all Montana, should visit the
New York store this week. rs there are new
bargains in damaged goods, new bargains
oil over the entire establishment.