The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-09
TEA TABLE TALK.


A bill 10 regulate the promis,uo prac-
tice of medicine in this State except by
those who become duly registered, and
who will agree not to advertise,
is to come before the Legislature. 1t IL
an open question whether or not the
holding OF diploma and having
the patience TO wait for patients II con-
ducive TO succesSwbere young doctors ara
concerned, and whether advertising a
quick, sure method OF relieving pain and
suffering is not beneficial TO tne general
public. l 10 not pretend to know any
thing about it, and only mention 1t as a
subject for discueeicn az the tea table this
evening.
Have You seen one Of those latest i'm
proved adding machines, and examined
the simple though weil-ndjusted mechan-
ism? The adding machine referred to is
supposed to relieve mental tension and to
do the work more accurately and quicker
than with the ordinary miui They nave
one OF these machines In the Hos
pital Trust Company ana several other
banking Institutions In the city. IL lists
checks, registers the amounts, and adds
with great speed aud exactLess. Fifty
checks can be listed and the amounts
registered and added in so seconds They
cost Si75 each aud OF ccuYse they are a
luxury.
The lasting perfume OF flowers / re-
ferred 10 I he other evening. To extract
that perfume and retain IL In spirits Is
what constitutes q profession which only
experience and close application to the
K. Nichols & Co, al West Friend
ship street, importers and also manu-
facturcrs OF perfumes and extracts have
an established reputation all over New
England. 1t was this firm who placed
upon the market those delicate and last
ing odors "English vlo'ets," Sweet
Marie and "Queen Annon Ask for hem
OF your druggist or at the big drug stores,
Wool chsllis in elegant designs and
colors TO suit the most exacting are n ow
ready at that leading emporium cf the
dry goods trnde % the city.
The name OF the III. W. Ladd Company
Is synonymous and suggestive. 1t means
high class goods and patronage Of the
wealthy and weil-to-do. For that matter
however, pieces are quoted 80 low this
serson for best quality goods that those
who means are limited can find acccpta bic
bargains
Taking pict1res by fash liz ht is one of
the evidences OF progression in photog-
raphy. l was looking at an eEfemDle OF
well-known gentlmen OF this city which
was taken In q hall where the society
meets of which they are members. Mr..
Morton OF 81 Westminster street was the
photographer and IL was his improved
apparatus for fash light work that eIa-
bled him to do such excellent work. i
picked out one after another antil / came
10 the disguises assumed by the officials of
the mystic asscmblage, which OF course
were impenel ra ole. All other kinds OF work
in the photo and portrait lines is donc
equally as well by tcis veteran OF the arr
preservative.
Unique and novel advertising methods
seem to be in vogue more than ever. One
of the best nits of the season / have OBJ
the alert and enterprising manager OF the
What Cheer SHIFT Company has devised.
You probably have noticed the walking
advertisement OF the product OF the com
pany referred to. He was out today
had on white duck pants, negiigee shirt,
black and blue striped blazer, a straw
hat with wide pink ribton, yellow gloves
tracted attention. The seputsticn for
first class work has increased the bust
ness wonderfully OF the What Cheer Shirt
Company. Leave your measure, top fioor
Browneli building. Take elevator.
Stopping at the Thorndike when in
Boston is the popular thing to do,iudgipg
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