The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-18
Juno Daysl


The opening OF the door of summer, when
flowers bloom in all their wealth OF redoent
fragrance. and, sensitive 10 tho zephyr
breezes, nod and bend from stately rose bush
or humble earthen jar. in front Of palace or
cottage, ii matters not, fit emblems OF the
month Of all the II. when Nature appears in
best attire. How like the flowers are tho
sweet girl graduates of Junei Like the fair
lily she is the image of holy innocence; she
has the faith as revealed in the blue passion
flower. Hope beams forth as from the ever
green, and the modesty Of the fragrant violet
is only equaled by the honesty and fidelity
suggestive Of the oak leaf. Happy, joyous
time. these days in June, mover TO return so
laden with pure happiness TO those who mark
them as the time when "school is out" for
good.
But there are others. There are the poor,
the sick the ma med, and blind. all conscious
OF the beauteous season OF the year And the
children who love 20 romp and playi Romem-
Der the childrens playground Forward your
mite today.
One thing very noticeable in the trading in
the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 199 Westminster
street, is the fact that many of the men bring
along their wives to make selection for
them good sign, that, of matrimonial
felicity. The husband relies upon the judg- |
ment OF the wife. When she feels the tex. |
ture. and observes the cut and make OF a suit |
OF clothes marked $zG. worth twice the |
money she is quick TO purchase. That's why |
the Msfit Clothing Parlors continue to be |
successful.
Pictures beautify the home. Without them |
the walls would seem bare. In the humblest
Of homes you will find pictures of some sort, |
and the subjects of the pictures invariably
denote the character aud the tastes of the
people. As the album has gone out OF fashion
you find portraits Of relatives and friends on
the mantel or table. Babys picture has a
prominent place, and II, like tho other photos.
IL is the work of Morton, So Westminster
street, it is satisfactory.
Call for the big chestnut mare IL you intend
taking the family To ride any afternoon this
week. Then you will have a stylish. free
driver. Young's Clemenco street livery is
the place.
There was a time, about this season of the
year, when the boys with whom ohummed
used TO commence TO save their pennies with
tho object in view 10 obtain enough TO pur-
chase powder. fire crackers and torpedoes for
the Fourth of July. Staying out all night, the
niglst Of the third, loading miniature cannon
with powder, rags and rusty nails, and firing
Il beneath the window OF the most nervous
Did man in the neighborhood was our chief
delight. Then the Antiques and Horribles
next day My, my but that was fun for us
boys The present Fourth of July committee
means to make feature of the parade this
year by introducing Antiques and Horribles.
u will make hit.
Every shrewd merchant studies the interest
II his customers. II said customers want a
special line of goods said line is furnished.
The Providence Lining Store, 40s Westminster
street, deals in trimmings and Innings for
anditailors They are sold at n
price that saves money. That is the reason
his new store is so popular.
But speaking Of popular things, the English
Violet perfume, which is manufactured by c.
:. Nichols 81 Company, Ga West Friendship
treet, is first and foremost in that particular
inc. IL must be pretty good when the
wealthy and fashionable ladies OF Providence
INSIST upon having IL. There Is a constantly
Increasing demand from the dry goods and
rug stores who keep this perfume in stock
The "down the river" season will soon com
nence in earnest
Unhappy clam who cannot see
As on the shore thou dOst recline,
The man with the short hoe is after thee
To furnish food for those who dine.
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