The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-14

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Never look cross 4 I
In spite of yourself.
No one win care SOU
Give all the How d'y do
Never say ''yes" when you mean mo-"
Eat whenever you choose.
Work with your might and whatever you do
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The Philadelphia Times wants to know
why men don't 60 TO church. In this
part OF the country they do. Not as
numerously as they should, but they go.
Perhaps it's different in Philadelphia
where every day is sunday.
The first woman dentist in the world,
Nine. Heischfeldt, who afterward became
dentist TO the family OF the late Emperor
William, was graduated from Pennsyi-
vania College, and today that institution
and Ohio and Ann Arbor dental colleges
are the only ones that admit women to
study dentistry.
While on this su bject it may not be out
OF place to remind the reader that the
lady assistants employed by DIR. w. h.
Tillinghast, 280 Westminster street, are
trained in every particular for dentistry
attendance and the numerous lady pat
rons appreciate Sheir kindly offices. The
crown and bridge work, the extracting,
filling and cleaning of teeth at this long
established place OF business has given
DIR. Tillinghast a world wide reputation.
When people come from other cities and
actors and actresses who temporarily
sojourn here take advantage of the doc
tors skill, that is pretty good endorse
ment.
The latest statistics OF the Salvation Army
which Will have a reunion here Feb. Il,
show that their work Is Established in %
countries, in 21 different languages, has
40 newspapers with an annual circulation
OF AS 600, 900 copies. They also report SOTO
stations, 1876 officers, and estimate that
they reach not less than 100000 persons
every week.
For business men who may be seated
about the tea table this evening: All
lines OF business must be run systemati-
cally in order to attain the best results.
1t VIII not do to let one thing after
another pile up until one is literally over
whelmed. Take up each item in its regu-
lar order and work we'll while you work.
Then when you take recreation, conscious
that you have done the work OF the day
faithfully, you will enjoy yourself all the
more.
Those crepon3 at Ladd's have caused q
veritable furore. Ever since the first an
nouncement, the ladies have taken advan-
tage OF the extraordinary bargains, for,
considering the quality and the reduced
price, that very much abused word en-
phasizes the fact.
What do you think of buying a pair OF
shoes for 40 cents, better rair for 9S
cents, and a still better for s1.a9? Well, IL
can be done at So Weybosset street, at the
White Shoe Store. There is no fooling or
taking about IL reduction sale now going
on there. Friend Horton means to clean
up the Odds and ends of his
this seasons stock. Everything is in good
condition, not shop-worn, ili-shaped
merchandise that would be dear at any
price, but first-class goods. TIE patrons
Of the White Shoe Store know the kind
of stock carried and there is an excellent
opportunity offered TO shoe up for many
months to come.
/ was standing on Washington street,
Boston, last Tuesday evening, a few
moments, as the crowds of well dressed
ladies and gentlemen were passing to and
fro, the majority on pleasure bent and as
they went by the air was laden with oil
kinds OF delicate odors. The first thing
that suggested itself was: Wonder IL any
of the famous perfumes of Z. +. Nichols &
Co., of GA West Friendship street, Provi-
dence, were among them? There were SO
many really couldn't tell but will veu-
ture to say that they were no better, more
fragrant, or more lasting than Nichols
"English Violets" or Sweet Marie"
Now is the season of the year when
those who have not yet enjoyed the great
privilege of knowing how to ride bicycle
may take the advantage OF the opportunity
offered by the w. w. Whitten Cycle
Manufacturing Co. who are so favorably
known in this section. At Blakely Hall,
ia Weybosset street, this company has
established bicycle riding school for the
few weeks intervening between now and
open spring weather. The school is in
charge of Mr.. II. III. Hodgedon, one of the
acknowledged foremost instructors in this
country. He teaches scientifically and
any lady or gentleman between the ages
OF IS and Is can, by needing Mr.. Hodge
don's advice, learn to mount, dismount
and fully control bicycle in from three
to five lessons. The celebrated Victor for
gentlemen and Victoria for ladies is the
machine just now in great favor and in
use at the school.
There are so many schemes nowadays
that it keeps one busy keeping track OF
them, but when merchants like Wood 4
Watson, for instance, persist in selling
collars for nine cents and thcn on top ol
that announce the fact that they will sell
a fine, we'll made laundried shirt for *
cents, it puts practical hue to things.
You generally pay for what you get, II
you get anything out OF the ordinary.
II you go on the narrow-g gauge principle
YOU won't find the came kind Of track
when you want to branch out.