The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-04
Hints for hot weather:

| Keep COOL
Drink barrel Of Lemonade
Unbutton your waistcoat.
Go in for comfort and lot style have vaca
tion.
Try 20 look pale.
Wait for the elevator
Give the Ice man a chance.
Get up at o'clock in the morning, and en-
Joy tho best part of the day.
In using the hose, be careful 70 turn the
water on before you point the nozzle.
GetJthe end seat in an open car, and don't
| move. Let everyone crush by you.
II you attend ball game your hand
korchief around the neck 10 prevent sun
blisters.
There are some pretty drives about Provi'
| dence outside Of Elmwood avenue and Roger
| Williams Park. There are some delightful
shaded roads in good condition for driving
and now is the time Of year TO enjoy the ex-
hilirating pastime II might look like an
advertisement IL / suggested Irving Young s
| fine livery repository on Clemence street, but
the fact is he keeps some very fine rigs.
The problem Chow 10 live on what you get
to live on" will never.be satisfactorily solved
until you obtain something for nothing. and
You let your pay run until you have SO much
owing you that you don't dare TO draw il for
fear the man you are working for will have
TO suspend business.
1t is rumored that the Pawtucket Opera
House is about TO change hands, a successful
business man of this city assuming control.
The writer spent a couple of hours in the
Misat Clothing Parlors. 100 Westminster
street. Saturday, for the purpose of observing
the number of persons, children accompanied
by their parents, and men Of all classes and
conditions. who patronze this place of bust.
ness 1t was surprising TO note how they
drifted in, so TO speak, and the amount OF
business which was transacted. 1t is tho
custom 10 keep an hourly account OF the busi-
ness commencing at o'clock in the morning.
In glancing over tho sheet il was observed
that one Saturday. not long since, the business
for portion Of the day averaged $500 an
hour. OF course il did not keep il up, but IL
was an evidence Of the popularity of TIE Misft
Clothing Parlors
The ladies recognize anything which will
benefit them. and that is the reason they are
so literally patronizing the Providence
Lining Store 40S Westminster street. Dress.
makers and tailors especially recognize tho
fact that a store which makes a sSecialty of
this class of merchandise must necessarily
offer inducements TO price and quality.
That is just what has been done, and success
IS thus assured.
The recent hot wave set persprng public
to thinking of some way to endure tho
"spells" that will come and go all summer.
Messrs. Wood &Watson, 80 Westmin ster street,
the well-lsnown haberdashers. will continue TO
help said public out with straw hats and sea-
sonable underwear.
Ladies' Of the "Tea Table" you are qaite
well this evening9 Here is a suggestion. You
are contemplating pair of stylish Oxford ties
for summer wear. Friend Horton, of the
White Shoe Store has announced the fact that
he has special line of these particular goods,
which will suit you, and notwithstanding the
rise in leather, they will be sold at the ridicu.
lously low price of Sll9 while they last
Sweet Violets, yes. and English violets.
The English Violet perfume Is for sale every |
where. Have you ever tried itf
Manager Perkins is preparing something |
'tupendously great for the State Fair next |
september. One Of the features will cost |
5000 day.
Now let everyone at the Tea Table this even
nR resolve not 10 get shot under the collar"
his weather. to recognize the beauty Of the
norm, and to bring their philosophy TO bear by
lot worrying or becoming fretful. for to toll
no truth, way down deep, there is really
othing in IL after all. Better smile than
rown, for either way the undertaken is com.
ng around to your house by-and.by.
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