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those present were Mr.. and Mrs. P.
G. Olsen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Need
ham, Mr.. and Mrs p. H. Floody, Mr..
and Mrs. M w Burk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Denny, Mrs. DR.. Scheig, Mrs. w.
Dyson, Mrs. W. z. Hoyt, Minneapolis;
Mrs. p. J. Conley, Mrs. NJ. J. Maloney,
Mrs. G. n Bailey, Miss Julia F'itzgib-
bons, Miss Lizzie Fitzgibbons, Miss
Agnes Downs, Miss Katie Sullivan.
Miss Annie Davis entertained the
ideals" at her home on Clark avenue,
White Bear lake, Thursday evening.
The evening was passed very pleasant
ly in listening to selections by different
members of the club. Among those
deserving mention were the violin solo
by Miss Davis, a duet by Miss NJ. Dali
mond and George H. Ref, baritone
solo by o. B. Cayou and several selec-
tons by the club quartette, consist
ing of j. Henry Cayou, George Dali
mond, John Bacon and Alexander B.
Cox. Others present were: Miss Dali
mond, Pearl Halliday, Frances Whit
aker, Katie Bunkhard, Miss Ward, of
Gladstoe; and Miss Shields, of ST. Paul;
Messrs. F. Whitaker, Guy Halliday,
James Bacon, James Clewett, ]. Isaac
Pockrant, Charles Haber and Thomas
Miner Jr.
The participants were: Rhoda Mon
Grief, Sadie Pashley, Alice Pashley,
Clara Berberick, Rosa Metzger, Laura
Houpsom, Minnie Scoton, Carrie John
son, Lucy Maxfeld, Belle Thollfs, Helen
Lockwood, Lena Jacobson, Mrs. L. H.
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TIE VARIED VERNAL. MODES.

Maxffeld, Mrs, D. D. Williams, Mrs G.
l.. Barton, and Messrs. L. Preston, A.
Hall, F, Hall, NJ. Nicholson, Charles
Olson, III. Britzues, Romeo White, Fl.
R. Kerr, Charles McAuley, Philip Nc
Auley, Charles Perret, Arthur Perret,
A. w. Miller, George femme, Otto Erd-
George Watson, P. c. Stoneman, N.
Atchison.
Mrs. Lillian Sharp entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at her residence on
st. Anthony avenue on Thursday even
ing. Music and dancing were enjoy ed
until midnight, after which lunch was
served. The guests were: Misses Car
RE Slagle, of Minneapolis; Clara John
son, Marie Upham, Gertrude Lamphrey,
Lille Stepheson, Kinnie Vose, Anna
Baker, Messrs. DR.. c. H. Slagle, of
Minneapolis; j. T. Kite, of Fort Shell
ing; E. Ell. Slagle, of Algoma, TO-; DR..
Paxton, Ed S. Davis, E.. A. Peterson,
Eddie Pardee and F. A. Libby.
Charles Tengler was very pleasantly
surprised at his home on Gable avenue
Tuesday evening in honor of his birth
day. Games and music were the feat
uLSo I'll liAC lOSt DfcStHl
were Misses Gussie Stein, Juliet Bur-
ger, Mabel Hunter, LEIGH Hegert, Min
ME Hegert, Gertrude femme, Louise
Tengler, Alice Meyer, Minnie Burger,
Alma l.. Tengler; Charles F. Tengler,
Edward Wolterstorff, Ed Noting,
Walter Schnittger, Willie Kern, Willie
Michhels, John Stapelon, Fred Rupp,
John Henke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poirier, of Louis street,
entertained a few of her friends at
cards and music last Monday night.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. McCleary, Robert McCleary, Mrs.
A. Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Roberts
and George II. Poirier
An agreeable surprise was given F.
A. Buchea at his home, 227 Spruce
street, on Thursday evening. After
struggling with the intricacies of pro-
gressive cinch till IL 80, refreshments
We're served, followed later by dane
ing.
Miss Allison entertained her Sunday
school class and the McLennan club on
Friday evening at her home, 4O1 Bates
avenue
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ST. PAUL, MINN

the home of Mrs. George Rodgers,
corner Hall and Isabel streets.
Miss Jennie Turner, of East Wini-
fred street, entertained the young
people of the Ascension church. at her
home Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Clin-
tom Avenue NJ. E. Church held a meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. Mcintyre
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Louisa H. Chryst, of East Win.
fired street, is entertaining her sister
Miss ,Flossie Chryst, of White Bear
Lake,
Miss Mabel Shaw, of Hall evenue, is
spending her vacation, the guest OF
friends land relatives at. Cloquet, Mimi
Mrefand Mrs. Charles Melville, OF
Bidwelh street, are visiting friends and
relatives in Kansas.
Miss Nellie Mueller, of East ROBBIE
streetJg.is visiting friends in Paynes-
Vile, MINI.
Friday evening, Miss Carr, of South
Wabasha, entertained the Kas-Kas-
Kia club.
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HAAiLIN Ne.

Mrs. W. T. Rich entertained during
the week Mrs. j. E. Henry, of Monte
video, and Miss Shackleton, of Man
istee, Mich.
Miss Donna Mcdonald, who has been
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs Root re-
turned Thursday to her home in New
London, 10.
Miss Pribble entertained during the
week Misses Buck, SEWERS, Wellington
and Dare, of Minneapolis.
Misses Blanche Eames, of Redwing
and Lena Putnam, of Anoka, are guests
of Mrs. Lindsay.
D. F. Moody entertained Benjamin
Dripps, of Redwood Falls, Thursday.
Mrs. Jared Spear is entertaining
Mrs. c. M. Johnson, of Detroit.
Mrs. A. E. Snyder, of Faribault, is
the guest of Mrs. Crist.
Prof. and Mrs. Innes have returned
from their Eastern trip.
Mrs. Lindsay entertained several
young ladies in honor of Misses Eames
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Gin 0ld Robert StS., ST. P0u|, MIMI

Presbyterian church, lectured Under the
auspices of the Y. P. S. G. e. of the
East Presbyterian Church Friday even
ing.
Mrs. L. n. Skiels, of Minnesota, Wis
tied during the week with Mrs. a. l..
Whitcomb, of East Seventh street.
s. E. Kellerman, of East Seventh
street, has returned from a month s
visit to Helena and the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Schwartz have
moved from corner Earl and Fauquier
streets to GA Aurora avenue.
Misses Kittie and Emma Field, of
Chicago, are the guests of Mrs. Cady
Murrar, of Reaney street.
Mrs. Ross, of Duluth, is the guest
of Mrs. l.. A. Webster, of Fauquier
street.
Mrs. Doud, of Reaney street, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in Madison,
Wis.
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days visit with friends at Watertown,
Wis.
Miss Brown, who has been the guest
of Miss Kalman and Miss Clark,
has returned to her rome in the East.
The Misses Chatfield have just re-
turned from the East and taken up
their residence at the .Colonnade.
Mrs. A. w. Tidmarsh, of Tacoma,
passed through ST Paul on Tuesday
on her way home from England.
Mrs. John w. White sailed yesterday
from New York for a two years trip
on the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.. Shepard were at
the Fifth Avenue, New York, during
the week..
Edward Corning, accompanied by
Miss Lockwood. left for New York on
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. L. Merriam and Mrs. Howell
are at the Cambridge hotel in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chittenden were at the
Holland house. New York, this past
week
A. II. Paget returned from a winters
trip abroad on Wednesday morning.
Judge Nelson and Miss Nelson re-
turned yesterday from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Hersey, of St.
Paul, are in Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs A. H. Wilder, Miss Wilder and
Miss Mitchell are in New Orleans.
Miss Mitchell of the Aberdeen, will
soon return from New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gardner are
taking trip in Florida.
E. G. Halbert has gone to New Ha-
ven to visit his mother.
A. B. Stickney has been spending a.
few days in New York.
Mrs. J. l.. Snapp and child have re-
turned from California.
L. E. Newport was in New York the
first part of the week.
Judge Mitchell returned from Cali
fornia on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon are at Jack
sonville, Florida.
F. B. Clark has gone to New York
and Washington.
Maj. and Mrs. Tucker have returned
from California.
Mrs. A. G. Brisbine has returned
from the South.
Miss Francis Tarbox has returned
from the East
George R. Finch and Miss Finch are
! in the East.
E. w. Porter has gone to New York
on business.
Miss Edith Forepaugh and Miss Bon
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The only event of any note that
has occurred during the past week
was the marriage of Miss Nellie
Postlethwaite and Thomas King
Baker, which was solemnized on
Wednesday evening at the First
Presbyterian church. Rev. M. D.
Edwards performed the ceremony,
and the bridesmaids were the Misses
McGill, McClung and Donaldson, of
st. Paul, and Miss Carroll, of Still
water. The best man was Henry
Hemminghouse, and the ushers were
MesSrs. Lewis, TheObold, Swan and
Knauft. A small reception was
given at the residence of the brides
parents on Summit avenue, which
was attended only by the intimate
friends.
Another wedding or two is prom
ised for after Easter, and in the
meantime society remains in a per-
fectly quiescent condition.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Jackson, of, Omaha, to Alvin
w. Krech, of ST. Paul.
The engagement of Miss Todd, of
Cleveland, to Howard James, of Min
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WASH GOODS.

Beautiful Cotton Fabrics, foreign ano
dymestic, soft, sheer, and suggestive
of GOODNESS and comfort on hot summe,
days. Artistic designs in lovely color
ings.
English and French Printed Marseilles,
Plain and Printed French Organizes.
Plain. Tinted and Printed Dotted Swiss.
English Printed Lisle Grenadines.
Silk Stripe Washable Crepes.
sSiik-Weft Ginghams
Swivel Silks. choice collection, fast colors
Oxford and Madras Shirtings.
Linen Batiste, Plain and Fancy Stripes.
On Monday lUe will offer large line
of handsome IMPORTED ORGANIZES
at Is Cents per yard.
= These are beautiful goods, and ex.
tremeiy cheap at the price.
We open on, Monday $50 pieces
choice styles and coionings in new
PERCALES.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

There will be special services every
Wednesday at the German Reformed
F'riedens church, corner Forest and
Reaney streets, during Lent.
Mrs. JarIey's Wax Works will be
given Friday evening, April II, by the
Y. P. S. c. E. of Asbury NJ. E. Church.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Knudson and two
daughters, Stella and Della, are spend
ing the week with Flour City friends.
DR.. A. N. Carson. of the Central
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KID GLOVES.

Our Special importation of PERRIN'S
PfQUE WALKING GLOVES, tUith four
and tWo-stud fastenings, has been re-
ceiUed. We haUe these peerless GioUes
in all the new spring and summer
shades.
We haUe also full assortment of
the GioUes that haUe been known as
the "centemen, noW sold under the
name of the MAKER "Maggioni These
GioUes haUe a Word-lUide reputation
for style, quality and fit. We are ex-
elusive agents for st. Paul.
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AND
Furniture

This department is more fully
equipped than eUer before with noUei-
ties of the rarest kind.
Odd Pieces and artistic effects for
Reception Room, Library and Sitting
Room use.
LARGE SOFAS of special design.
DAVENPORT SOFAS.
ENGLISH SOFAS.
All our GUN manufacture, from
special and original designs.
We are also tVeH stocked with hand
some Upholstery Fabrics Of French and
/ English manufacture, including:
| Armitage Tapestries, Morris Stufs,
| Wardie VeiUets; and tVe are the North
| western agents for the tUeH hnoLVn
goods of the Associated Artists.
! Particular attention paid to Reup-
hoistering old furniture.
Lace Curtains taken doWn, cieansed
and rehung.
WindoIU Shades to fit any size win-
dotV.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
China Silks, Vorth Csc, for 4Oc a
yerd.
China Silks, North 75c, for age a
yard.
Special prices on Scotch Madras and
Laces.
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ST. PAUL, MINI.

ME Ransom leave very soon for Farm
ington, to attend school.
E. w. Peet has returned from Phil
adelphia.
w. P. Clough has returned from Phil
adelphia-
Mrs. R. B. Galusha has gone to
Florida.
A. B. Stickney has returned from the
East.
Mrs. c. 7. Butcher is in Washington.
j. j. Parker is in New York.
j. L. Snapp is in Chicago.
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WEST SIDE.

The Study GLASS met at the home
OF Mrs. Bourne, of East Winifred
street yesterday afternoon. Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps as an Authoress," was
the topic of the afternoon, and sew
erai of the members expressed them
selves strongly on her methods, her
views and her influences on literature.
Mrs. Summers, of New York City,
VINO has spent several weeks here, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Octavios.
A. Beal will return home early next
week.
Last evening the Prospect Terrace
club spent several pleasant hours at
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Miss Alice Winter, of Honolulu, who
has been spending some months with
Mrs. J. w. Semple, has left to visit
/ friends in the East.
Miss Maud Cium, who has been
spending the winter months in the
city, returned home Tuesday.
Bert Long. of Wisconsin, has come
to reside with his sister, Mrs. L. A.
Moore, of Highwood.
J. B. Wickery, of Pittsburg, Pa,
spent Thursday night with H. NJ.
Tuelle.
Mrs. Fred Corwin returned Tuesday
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Personal MENTION.

Ed H. Slater, of 1888 Conway street,
has accepted a position in Canada. He
will be much missed by his many
friends.
Miss Edith Morrill,, Of Tacoma,
Wash, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles B. Grant, of Euclid View,
Bates avenue.
Mrs. John Harrington, Miss Kath-
crime Harrington and Miss Bonnie
Ransom are spending few days in
Duluth.
P. H. Waters, of st. Anthony avenue,
left Wednesday evening for a few
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

A pleasant surprise was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. LeClair,
665 La Fond street, Wednesday even
ing, by the members and friends of
Division 125, of the grand internal ional
auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Lo-.
connective Engineers. Mrs LIE Clair was
presented with a beautiful silver fruit
dish in recognition of her faithfulness
as q member of that division. Among
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J6W6IrU Department.

The groIOth of this department dur
ing the last tue years has been simply
marvellous. 1t groWs in beauty as it
Increases in magnitude.
The assortment of useful articles is
very large, and the best thing about
them is their cheopness, in most cases
less than plated goods are sold for 1t
will please you to look through the
stock, and the time tVW not be wasted.
We mention a feW articles:
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles from
$1.19 to $4OO.
Sterling Silver Belt Pins, 80 to so
cents.
Manicure Articles from 33c to $3.50.
Combination Waist Sets, 75c to
$3.50.
Link Buttons and Waist Studs from
26c to 800.
Hat Pins, Soc upwards.
Sag MARKERS, 35c to 75c.
PenWipers, Paper Cutters, Czarina
BUCKLES, Photograph Frames, Berry
FORKS, Emenes, Side Combs, Glove
Members, Hat Markers, Coat Markers,
Key Rings, Key Checks.
Spoons of emery description and hun
dredS of other articles.
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and Putnam Wednesday evening. Those
present were Misses Door, Johnson,
Gold, Stevens, Montgomery, Evans,
Webb, Griffith and Grant.
Miss Eta Webb left Friday for a visit
in Mount Pleasant, ILL.,
Miss Lizzie Higgins is visiting in
Heron Lake
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Sixth and Robert Streets,
ST. PAUL, MINI.

after a visit to friends in Willmar
Mimi.
Mrs. A Sydney Morton and children
are spending some weeks in Virginia
L. e. Thorp, of st. Paul, was a
guest of ]. ]. Caward Thursday night
Mrs. F. NJ. Williams entertained the
Afternoon Euchre club Thursday.
Mrs. w. E. Dockstader is visiting
her parents at st. Croix Falls.
The Bible class met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. J. B. Jet.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED.

The domestic drama, waiting for
the Verdict" which was given so we'll
by the members of the ST. Johns Dra-
matte association on March 16. will be
produced again at st. Johns ball on
Thursday evening, April 4. Between
acts the audience will be entertained
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31
Featurea OFF Enshion

Mrs. c. Hoyt, Millinery, Fourth and
st. Peter streets, st. Paul, has just re.
turned from Europe, and is showing
the latest novelties and models in the
Twin Cities.
The services of Mile. Marie, a gifted
designer, formerly with Louise & Co.
London, have been secured.
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MUSIC.

Durward Lely will appear in one of
his delightful recitals of Song and Story
at Ford's Music hall Saturday evening,
April 6. This will be a rare -opportun-
ity to hear Mr.. Lely, as he has en-
gagements ahead now for several years
in Europe. His programme is a pop
ular one, and as he has a wonderful
faculty of dove-tailing anecdotes in
his stories, his audience is always kept
in the very best of humor. Mr. Lely
is comparatively a young man, al
though he has taken the leading roles
in grand opera with Nine. Patti, and
is known as PATHS favorite tenor. He
has a magnificent tenor voice-pure,
clear and resonant-and is master of
these popular songs.
The last of the popular Sunday after
noon concerts to be given by Mr.. Sci
bert this season will take place at the
Metropolitan opera house Sunday after
noon next at o'clock The orchestra
will be assisted by three seloists, AMI
the full military band of forty pieces.
The object Of this concert is to give
to local musicians an opportunity to
appear before a larger audience, and,
besides, to assist the musicians finan-
cially, so that they may improve their
concerts for next season, and also to
purchase some new uniforms. The
Sunday afternoon concerts have come
to be very popular affairs, and the con-
cert at the opera house next Sunday
is very fitting closing for very good
season.
"Love's Return is the name of a
new song, the words of which are by
Irwin Beaumont, and music by West
colt w. Price, that has just been re-
ceiyed from w. w. Price company, of
this city. The price of the composition
is 40 cents.
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% Gents a Yard.
BLACK GOODS.

New crepons at Soc, $500, 1925,
$3.50, up to $3.50.
4O-inch French Serge for 25c.
6O-inch Imperial CheUiotine for 69c.
5O-inch Imperial Serge, very superior
quality, 69c.
44-inch crepon, $3.50 quality, for
$1.OO.
40-inch AH-Wooi Jacquards, $500
quality, for 69c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31

Our spring trade has opened,
and We are noW actively at work
on many important contracts.
This is as it should be. Orders
that are placed early can receive
q degree of care and attention
which it is sometimes difficult to
glue to orders received in the
rush Of the busy season. We
haUe the goods and competent
WorkpeOple.
We do oil kinds of
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heapolis, is announced. Miss Todd
will be remembered as the guest Of
Mrs. Tarbox last fall, when she made
many friends in st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31

with selections by Misses Mamie and
Nellie Starkey; MeSsrs. T. Connors,
Kelly and Carey, G. Zerizins, Lally,
Noonan, Kennedy and Hardy. The
admission will be Is cents.
The Iron Hall Social club will meet
Thursday evening, April 4, with Ladies
Branch, No. 20, at Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fourth and Wabasha streets.
The Moonlight Social club will give
their sixth and last social hop of the
season at Westmoreland hall on East
er Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31

GRAND MILLINERY OPENING.
- Harris,
465 Wabasha Street,
tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
April 2, 8 and 4.
26 East Third Street,
Thursday Friday and SATURDAY..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31

Our Illustrated Catalogue is noW
ready.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31

Mail Orders are always welcomed
and carefully filled.
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NOV6Itu Grenadines

for Dressy Waists and ioUeIy stYGs -
Capes, oUer black and coiored Silks.
Latest NeW YORK fad. Seventy pieces,
beginning as lou as 98c yard. See
them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31
CARPET WORR,
We do oil kinds of

Taking up, Cleaning, Remaining
and Laying Old Carpets as well
as selling neW.
1t is always q pleasure to
Sh0W our stock to all callers.
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Muslin UNDERWEAR !!

All sizes in Coiored Dimity GoWns.
Novelties in Fine Night Gowns,
Chemises and Drawers.
Novelties in Six Negfgees, Silk
Chemises and Silk Drawers.
Beautiful line of Blouse Waists for
Boys and Girls.
NeW lines of ChHdren's Ginqham
Dresses; ages 2 to years.
Wash Hats ard Caps.
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HAE-E-pRHgSE,
HALF. PRICE,

|" In these lots are included the
Finest SEA ISLAND COTTON.
finest Isle THREADS, Finest
SIX AND Isle THREAD MIXED
Splendid Qualities of SIX and
SIX AND WOOL MIXED UNION
SUITS. On Monday morning all
these can be bouqht at lust
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CORSET s.
We are agents for the
FRENCH fASS0 CORSETS, the Queen
of CoYsets.
HER MAJESTYS c0RSES, stylish, re-
liable and unbreakabie.
MANA FRENCH GORED CORSETS;
Unite, $3.50; black, $500.
Double v Waists, for women and
children.
We Keep the P. D. Summer Corsets.
Thomson's Ventiating Corsets for
$500.
Thomson's Summer Corsets for 75c.
/: Ruth Summer Corsets, the best fit
ting summer corsets in America.
BUTTERIcKS PATTERNS for April
are here. We are sole agents.
NAN ORDERS are always welcomed,
and promptly filled at lowest special
prices.
Our illustrated Catalogue for sprinq
and summer is noW ready.
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HALF-PRHGE Y

Every garment guaranteed
perfect or money refunded.
Coiors are Unite, cream, ecru,
flesh and fast black.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31

The demand for Laces has commenced in
earnest. They will be moro popular than
ever as a trimming for Summer Dresses Our
stock is entirely of our own Importation, and
most exclusive novelties
We wiilsplace on sale Monday morning 80
pieces OF Cream. Ecru and Butter Colored
Laces, all new patterns for this summer at
from one.third to OME-HALF the regular
prices. This list consists of Rroderie An
glaIse, net top Venise, Oriental Point Lierre
and Point d Esprit Laces.
To facilitate sales we divide them into
three lots:
Lot l.. to 6t5 inches wide, worth up to
35c: for 15c yard
Lots to 10 inches wide. worth up to Csc
for 25c yard.
Lot i-6 to II inches wide, worth up to
S1.U0. for 33c yard.
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Tbs Separate Skirt

Idea, like the Separate Waist idea, is q
good one. Note well these feW sample
nj ices.