The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-02

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you, for the most careless are those who
have never been sick.
One good thing to bear In mind is to
keep the feet dry this season Of the year
OF all others, il you would promote your
health. This evening you will have an
excellent opportunity to obtain shoes for
the family at your own price. 1t may be
little out of your way, but 1t will pay
you to find the place, S5 Weybosset street,
the White Shoe Store, and just look the
sacrifice sale over which Proprietor Horton
has inaugurated. When you can purchase
pair of shoes for IS cents, a better pair
for SLIP, and something for the ladies
worth $500 for S1.49, it is time to consider
what real bargains are offered. The stock
offered is this seasons, and though the
remnant OF large number OF stylish first
quality goods, are none the worse for that.
The best quality, the lowest price and
the minimum of profits is the motto Of the
White Shoe Store management, but in
this instance it is simply question of
clearing the counters OF shoes at any price.
Open this evening.
That harbinger Of spring, the hand
organ, is heard, giving evidence Of sunny
Italy's effort to continue peaceful rela-
tions with this country.
Do you know what plisse crepon is :?
III lady reader is perusing this column of
course she knows that crepons are to
be all the rage this season and
that plisse crepon Is q delicate fabric
suitable for evening wear to go with the
separate skirt OF crepon. Ladies, II you
wish to enjoy treat just 60 to the third
floor i'm Ladd's and feast your eyes on
something that is not to be seen anywhere
else in town. The new designs, especially
in foreign fabrics, will just dazzle you.
Do you ever meet people that suggest
something? l ran across q man the other
day, Smith by name, and the flavor of one
of those delightful clam bakes of Colonel
Atwell permeated the air for the time
being. Little early to be talking clam
balkes to be sure, but they are SO tooth
some.
Speaking about toothsome things, a
dentist has a surfeit, hasn't he? /
wouldn't like to be q dentist-Jimmie
Neddie! IL 1t wasn't for the fact that
they have a way of deadening pain l
think they wouldn't like it themselves.
But extracting teeth is a small part OF the
business OF a dentist. There is crowning
and bridge work and filling, and no one
in the city has a better reputation for
doing this work than DIR. w. ii. Tillirg-
hast, 29) Westminster street.
How should a napkin be used?
Should you wear 1t like bib, or lay 1t
across your lap, or tuck in the upper
pockets of your vest, or stick one corner
down your neck near the thorax, or what
should you do with it? The first thing
you should do with 1t, generally speak
ing, is to change IL for q clean one,
and when you get it use 1t according to
your weight. Yes, weight. IL you weigh
n ton, more or less, be easy. Don't at
tempt to attract attention to yourself by
covering the entire front Of your anat-
omy, half will do. II you are middle
weight you can dextrously handle y ur
napkin from your lap. II you wear
glasses, listen.
OF course you will use your napkin TO
wipe your glasses so you can distinguish
by the hirsute memoranda in the but
ter whether or not the hired girl has been
changed. BY the way be sure that your
glasses are all right, purchased OF j. Put
ney q Co., 20 Westminster street. l have
got one game eye, and tho glasses had
fitted at this place when returned from
the West have improved my eyesigh
One cannot be too careful in this particu-
lar.
The sepia effect in crayon Is considered
about the proper thing. IL costs n little
more to finish portrait that way, but IL
seems TO look more life-like. Morton, the
photographer, has just finished an elegant
crayon OF this kind for lady from New
York, who was on visit here. II has
been shipped to her home, but In the few
days IL was on exhibition at the studio IL
attracted much attention. Leave your
orders for Easter. Cabinets sl.50 dozen.
Nordical
1wonder II the people outside OF the
inner musical circle realize just what a
treat IA In store for them at the Arion con-