The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

dow Of the town. nrst noticed it
last Christmas, then. 1t Easter, then
there every time / pass il. Il L always
artisticslly snd suggestively dressed on
special occasions, and 1t any time Il
attracts attention.
Just now the window d nIIsd with those
bocns to perspiring humanity, electric
ians-the neat, brass Hanged style and
the wooden oars which churn up the air
ana make ARTIFICIAL and pleasing tsmpera.
ture whatever old Sol would have desig-
mated bv the thermometer.
The gentlemen above referred 10 who
compose the firm are young men we'll up
In their buslness, and make speciality OF
all kinds Of electric work, such as wiring
and furnishing of dynamos for lighting,
connecting and adding all modern sppli-
sncee and convenience: They also deal
do all kinds OF repair work, besides
installing plants in mills, theaters,
and public halls. But what 1
started TO call the attention OF the
reader to, was the electric fans, with
out which no restagrant or public resort
Is complete. The slsctric fan facilitates
The great troubI: with people i they do
words they they .nsidipats :" IsSsi sood
deal which was on the verge OF taking
place but did not. II people would cease
lending and borrowing trouble they would
get along great deal better. You know
what Ella Wheeler Wilcox says:
Laugh. and the world laughs with you;
Weep, and you weep alone"
Well, that's so every time. II trouble
comes make the best Of 1t by giving IL the
cold shoulder. When people revile and
slsnder you, smile and forgive them. 1t
may make you hot under the collar the
first two or three times, but 1t will come
easy after awhile.
A half dozen years ago there was shoe
store on Westminster street kept by H. 8.
Horton d Co. i neyer noted the name
particularly, but the way the attention of
the people was attracted to 1t always
struck me % novel. The tearing down
OF the building has necessitated q
removal Of the store into mora commo-
but the name still remains. refer to
the white Shoe Store" which IL . trade
mark that all Providence people recog-
nixe. The proprietors have established
for themselves . reputation by dealing In
reliable footwear. Thsrs " no shoddy
stock ct the store referred to, and nothing
palmed OF on customer which IL not a.
represented.
! want to cay right here what have
Learned from experisncc, and that 10 when
you purchase shoes, or anything else, for
that matter, pay fair price and deal with
some one you know to be all right. The
White Shoe Store people use every
attentive and you get value received every
time.
The stock includes all the latest styles
OF the prevailing shades of tan, but Q
speciality Is being made Just now Of ladies'
Oxford ties ct . most reasonable price
considering the quality. Before going on
foot coverings andlmeke . note OF the
White Shoe Store when you purchase.
Ina previous issue / referred to DIR.
Bishop's cure for headache and
# you have ' hesSschs q from n0lss: snx
cause, whatever, just call for these
not be Influenced to take any other.
Headache IL usually caused by dIsordered
stomach, and DIR. Rishop's tablets are
designed to give speedy relief.
was at the promenade concert last eve-
ming, the first tims in dozen years. The
Chinese lanterns were stretched out over
the grounds, the American Band played
sweetiy, the moon, II looked like the
same, shonc a. brightly; the air was a.
balmy as June could furnish, young gal
lants in dress suit attire, sweet buds
OF womanhood In all the recognized
habits of Damc Fashion, arm In arm and
singly, also by groups Of threes and four,
they prornenaded, smiled and bowed, ad-
mired and were admired Ia return, while
friends and parents beamed upon the
decade and more s ago. .' &C. &c Conf CossErr. a sn'