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DAYTON,s BLUFF.

Mr.. and Mrs. Larpenteur, of Bates
avenue, entertained the Olive Euchre
| club Tuesday evening. Prizes were
won as follows: Lone hand, May
Skinner; lady's progressive, Mrs. Gless-
ner; gentleman's progressive Ed
! Strate. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Deebach, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brat
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs Glessner, Misses May
Simmer, Gertie Presley Ollie Freeman,
Nora Clinton, Messrs. Ed Strate, Will
Wfchman, Frank Clinton and Mr.. Zen
| zius
Harry Hart of the Alcayde, was ten
| dered a surprise on Friday evening by
number of friends. The evening was
spent with cards and dancing, after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. Wright, of Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Goodhue, of Providence, r. l.,
were the guests of Mrs John Dickin-
son, of Mendoza street, the past week.
The Rev. Mr.. Meyer gave very in
teresting lecture entitled 1.-THE Rag
Rug on Tuesday evening at the East
Presbyterian church on Ross street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleckenstein, of Eich-
enwald street, entertained a number
of friends on Friday evening in honor
of Mr.. Fleckenstein's birthday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the At
lantie Congregational church met with
Mrs. Bell, of Conway street, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Preble, of Anoka, who is attend
ing the G. A. r. convention, is the
guest of Mrs. McCleary, of East Fourth
street.
Archdeacon Weber, the evangelist,
gave a very interesting lecture on
Tuesday evening at st. Peters church.
Mr.. Murray of Duluth, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Simmer, of Maple
street, returned home Tuesday.
The Ladies' Reading club was enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon by the
Misses Allison, of Bates avenue.
Mrs. Kate Seegar, of Minneapolis, was
the guest of Miss Clara Seegar, OF
Maria avenue, the past week.
Mrs. Regain and Percy Brownson left
Monday for Big Sandy, Mont, where
they will reside indefinitely.
Miss Buck, of East Fourth street,
was called to Sank Center by the ill
ness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulseik, of Macales-
aster, visited friends on the bluff dur
ing the week.
Miss Berdie Simmer, of Maple street,
visited friends at North Branch dur
ing the week
Mrs. Kelly, of Hastings avenue, re-
turned from Hastings the first part of
the week.
Mrs. LIE May, of Third, street, enter
tanned friends from Winona the past
week.
George W. Freeman, of Bates ave-
nue., left Tuesday for an Eastern trip.
Miss Della Null, of the Marlowe, en-
tertained friends on Monday evening.
Mrs. Drew, of Margaret street, enter
tanned friends on Friday evening.
William F. Fifield, of Fourth street,
left Tuesday for Tomahawk, Wis.
Weston Hayward, of Mendoza street,
left Tuesday for Ashland, Wis.
P. Mcdonald, of Maria avenue, spent
the week at Hinckley, MINI.
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their home on Fauquier street, in
honor of Mrs. J. c. Pond, of Milwau-
kee, and Mrs. Wolf, of Chicago.
Invitations have been issued by the
principal, Miss Harriet E. Rudy, of
the John Ericsson school, for it's
fourth birthday anniversary, from
| 1:30 to $3.50 Monday afternoon.
A photographic entertainment will
be given next Friday evening, under
the direction of Mrs. Hart, at the East
Presbyterian church, corner Ross and
Seventh street.
The past week has been a week of
prayer in the Arlington Hills Presby-
terrain church. The leaders have been
Reys. Duncan, Lewis, Reynolds, SEQ
vile and Elmer.
The Relief Society of st. Paul, Chap
ter No "a, 0. E.S., will meet with Mrs.
N. o. Ainey, 1913 Iglehart street, Mon
day, March 4, 2 p. m.
Mrs. Pauline, of Case street, enter
tanned the Ladies' aid, of the Airing
ton Hills Presbyterian church, Friday
afternoon.
A festival was given Thursday even
ing at the N. D. Methodist church,
on Thirteenth street. Rev. DR.. Turner
delivered lecture, also.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Mason, of Cook
street, returned Thursday from three
months visit in Rochester and other
New York cities.
Miss Tena Thompson, of Preble
street, has gone to Redwing to at
tend the Ladies seminary at that
place.
Miss Nina Comstock, of West Su-
perior, Wis, is the guest of Miss
Leming, of Orange street.
Mrs. Wilson, Payne avenue, enter
tanned party of lady friends at an
afternoon coffee Tuesday from to s..
Miss Laura Rischatsch will enter
tain the Junior club next Thursday
evening at her home on Burr street
ST Paul Chapter No. "a, o. E. S., will
meet next Friday, March 8, at Braden
hall, on East Seventh street.
Mrs. D. Ames and Miss Kate Bur-
see, of Cayuga street, returned Mon
day from Osceola Mills, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Forphen, of Enderlin,
N D., are the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
A. Knudson, of Sims street
Mrs. Culver of Elma, To-, is visiting
her son, Cyrus Culver, and family of
Case street.
Mrs. Dickerman, of North street, is
entertaining Mrs. Lowe, of Aberdeen,
S. D.
Miss Nelson, of Saltwater, is the
guest of Miss Willis, of Earl street.
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Sixth andRoberf SIS.
ST. PAUL, MlEH.
ST PAUL, MjHK.

the ST. Matthew'S church this morning
Lenten services will be held every
evening during Lent at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry entertained at
progressive cinch last evening at their
home on Raymond avenue.
Mrs. cE. C. Fiagg, of Raymond ave-
nue., will entertain the Kings Daugh-
tiers Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. II. Morris and Mrs. F. E.
Bissel, of Litchfield, are the guests of
Mrs. w. S. Brill.
The Ladies' guild will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. F. T. Towle of
Everet Court.
Mr.. Alden and family have removed
to Oregon, where they will reside per-
manently.
NJ. Is. Whitney, of Wisconsin, for
meriy,aof the Park, is in the Park for q
few weeks.
MRS. A. Kenyon, Of Owatonna, is a
J. j. Merrill has returned from Chi
cago, where he spent the past week.
F.. E. Foss, of Bayless avenue. spent
business week at Hebron. N. D.
Bdr. and Mrs. c. H. Cannon left for
trip to the Pacific cosA this week.
Sears Z. Brace II. Spent the past
week in Des Moines, 10.
Mrs. b. F. Meek has returned from
visit at Burlington, o.
S. ]. Umpson and family have re-
moved to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and HRS. Walter Ruan left for
Chicago this week
B. F. Meek is in Omaha on business.
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MACALESTER.

A novel entertainment was given at
the church Thursday evening under
the auspices of Mrs. M Craig. Coffee
and cake were served.
The Wot Cheer club mad as guests
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rhero,
Mr.. Gibbons, Mrs. Atwood and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tenoonde
Mr.. and Mrs. McCorrt eli .,rtained a
few friends Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Agnes TayIor's birthday.
A number OF the Park people at
tended Company AS dancing party in
Minneapolis Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Kirkwood were
entertained by Prof. Anderson at the
college Thursday.
Miss Theresa GaskeI pleasantly en-
tertained number of friends Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spranger celebrated
their eighteenth wedding anniversary
Thursday.
Mrs. Whitcomb, of East Seventh
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ST. PAUL PARK.


Frank Shabert, who has had charge
of the store of George II. Lemon for
the past seven years, viii sever his
connection on the 18th inst and will
at once take charge OF the Himmei-
man factory. MIR. Shabert will be-,
greatly missed in the store by hia
many friends.
Rev. c. w. Hertzler, of Jordan.
Mimi, lectured TO the students Thurs,
day on Palestine" Mr. Hertzler has
spent some time in the Holy LanG.
and his lecture was full of interest.
The question, Where VIII you spend
Presbyterian church this morning by
Rev. c. d. Darling
The students viii give musical and
literary entertainment Friday evening
next in the chapel. The admission
will be % cents.
The revival meetings have been
largely attended during the week.
They. will be held this week at the
Baptist church
A. I. Goth was very pleasantly sur
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MERRIAM PARK.

Rev. Robert Forbes will lecture at
the Trinity church on Tuesday evening
on 1.-THE Mistakes of the Devil and
Some Other People"
The young ladies of the Fortnight
Dramatic club will meet with Mrs. J.
A. Hartigan on Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will meet on Friday
with Mrs. Boyer.
Miss Inez Clancy entertained a num-
Der of her friends on Friday in honor
of her birthday.
Mrs. Willis Danforth has returned
from lengthy visit in Chicago and
Milwaukee.
The Afternoon Cinch club met on
Tuesday with Mrs. H. G. Coykendau.
Miss Lille Provost is entertaining a
friend, Miss Grace Mcdonald.
The Ladies' guild will meet on Fri
day with Mrs. E. M. Card.
w. S. Lowman has gone to Cassel-
ton, N. d.
Mrs. A. B. Bell is visiting in Norris
town
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EVENTS OF A WEEK.

"A peasant surprise was rendered W
-. thompson at his residence at White
Bear lake last Saturday evening. Feb
70 by a sleighing party of st. Paul
people, who drove out in the early
evening and took the Thompson home
py storm, using as an Introduction the
usual greeting surprise. The marry
was cordially welcomed by Mr.. and
MIS- thompson. Dancing and games
We're INDUCED in until u. when the
sIelShS were ordered and the merry
1oiks departed for home, arriving in
the city at early dawn. The partici-
pants were: Mr.. and Mrs. Price.
misses Ella Maher, Eta Cavanaugh.
iot Mahoney, Margaret McGarry, Mar
garet Ryan, Nellie McGraw. Minnie
Potts, Josie Lyons, Margaret Nc
Mahon, Emma Cavanaugh, Jennie Pc
inter-, Jessie Reynolds, Nellie LYONS.
Josie Geary, Belle Bligh, Ella Kee-
nan, Minnie Malone, Nora LOBBY. An
ME Couroy, Nora Kenyon. Laura Rev
hclds, Messrs. Jim Ryan, Tom Horri-
gan, Joe Mahoney, Joe Weber. John
brennan, John Ryan, Hazel Robert
son, Val Mullery, Fred Hall. Albert
Hall, Ed Dougherty, Fred Mosser. Mike
McMahon, John Johnson, Murdoch
Nicholson, George AIosser. William Bar
telheim, John Keenan,, John Price Ed
Parker.
Last Monday evening the Misses
Alice Ernestine and Louise Rattu. of
EO4 East Fourteenth street, gave a
very enjoyable party to many of their
FRIENDS. Games, dancing and other
Rrnusements suitable TO the occasion
were INDUCED in. Among the guests
Were MIR. and Mrs. Rutherford. Mr.
and Mrs. Salmon. Mr.. and Mrs. TAYLOR.
ar. and Mrs. German. Mr. and Mrs.
Delaur1er, Mr.. and Mrs Chapelain
mrs. Salmon, Mrs. Gobbeille, Mr.. Cos
Sem; Misses Lizzie Geirhing, Rose De-
1aurler, Louise Delaurier, Amelia Ev-
ans, Virginia Peppin, Fabiana Pappi
neau, Ella Rutherford, Annie Steward
!Alida Glrard, Rose Girard, Aida Du-
Dols. divine Dubois, Maud Miller.
Louise G1rard, Eva Delaurier, Emma
Ids; Messrs. Lawrence Mcdonald. Paul
frehette, Harry Leclair Berth I,e-
cla1r, Joe Picotte. Edward Jensen. lake
Geihring, Oneil McFectridge. Toe
champagne, Andrew Steward. Arthnr
Glrard, Adolare .Gobbeille, Mr.. Euson
Mr.. Bergeron.
Miss Onnolee Keith, of Ashland owe
nue., gave a party in honor If he,
thirteenth birthday, on Tuesday. March
l. Ross and Towards Mandolin or.
chestra furnished the music. I,;ttIe
Irene Solomon gave the Peek Roc
dance, and Alice Prendergast. FJoy
Sedon, Lucille Egan and Onnolef
Keith gave the Highland fling. Amons
tnose present were, Alice and Ella
4renaergast, Alice Stancbfield, Nellie
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-03
EVENTS SCHEDULED.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Z. Daigle announce
the marriage of their youngest daugh-
ter, Addie, to Herbert Gray, assistant
superintendent of the Mooney &, Bo-
land Detective agency, of Chicago, and
the only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Asher
Gray, of Wabash, Ind. The ceremony
will take place in Chicago on March 5.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Olive Social club will be held on Fri
day, March 8, at their rooms in the
Lumber Exchange building. All MEM
bers are urged to be present. Music is
kindly furnished by the Manhattan Or
chestra.
The Lady Henry Somerset w. c. T.
U. society will meet on Monday after
noon at 8 O'Clock with Mrs. D. T. Wei
lington at Hotel Barteau, room So.
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

The Burlington Heights Afternoon
Euchre club met on Thursday of last
week with Mrs. Delano. of ST. Paul.
Prizes were awarded to Mesdames
Sperry and Weeks, of st. Paul Park,
and Mrs. John Beels, of Oakland
The Bible class which has been lately
organized by Rev. Charles Holmes will
meet on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
W, E. Dockstader.
Miss Nellie Fisk, of st. .Croix Falls.
who has been visiting her sister at
Highwood, left Tuesday.
Fred Corwin, of Willmar, Mimi,
spent some days last week with his
family at Oakland.
Mrs F. French, of Taylor Falls, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. e. Dock
Stader.
Miss Morgan, of Oshkosh, Wis. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Beels.
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street, was the recent guest of Mrs.
McCourt
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Brewster enter
tanned friends at dinner Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Craig entertained
party of friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. c. Hotchkass, of Minneapo-
lis, spent Sunday at Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Craig gave din
ner party Thursday evening.
Robert Hill, of Winona, was a col
lege guest during the week.
Mrs. j. w. Wagner, OF Hollis, called
on Park friends Monday.
j. o. Parry spent the first of the
week in Mankato.
G. a. Hunt is home from the East.
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prised by about twenty-five Of his
friends Monday night
Messrs- II -. Pfoo
and Louis Mist are spending Sunday
at the Bachelors Gu.
Prof. W. f. Finke was called 10 New
Ulm Saturday to attend the funeral
Mrs. f. Fischer of Northfeld is
visiting her brother. Prof. E. UhI.
Rev. H. Boetcher and his entire fam
lily are iii with la grippe.
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RUTTERlCKs Patterns full assortment
SIKH and Robert Sis, ST.. Paul, Mimi.

cur in the chapel Thursday evening,
March T. The speakers are j. R. Hitch
cock, B. T. Kemmerer, E. H. Mckay,
G. A. Cahoon, E. N. Phillips, T. II.
Wilkinson and C. A. Cook.
Mrs. G.. H. Anderson entertained a
large number of friends from st. Paul
and Minneapolis Friday evening.
The Browning society entertained
the members of the Philomathean Sat
urday evening.
The mothers meeting will be held
Wednesday with Mrs. Lindsay.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Friday with
Mrs Butts
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MUSIC.

The Schubert club concert on Friday
afternoon was an exceptionally good
one The programme contained num-
bers by Mrs. Katherine Fitch, of Rock
ford, ILL.,, who sang Gilchrists
Hearts Delight" and Delibes 1.-The
Maids of Cadiz" Mr.. Shryock, of Min
neapolis also contributed several num-
beers, as did also Miss Kate Humbird.
The Seibert concert programme this
afternoon viii have two special feat
ures aside from the excellent pro-
gramme which is presented by the or
chestra. Mrs. Carrie Stewart, a new
singer, will be heard in Saint Saens'
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." from
Samson ct Delilah." Mrs. Stewart is
a new singer in st. Paul, and has a
fine contralto voice, which will add
greatly to the beauty of this we'll
known selection. H. Wuerz will favor
the audience with the :" Sixth Con-
certo," by Weber, as an oboe solo.
The programme is as follows: Part
Overture Talismann" $500. Carl
Grand selection from opera
l. Africaine". .......... Meyerbeer
String orchestra. ...................G illet
(a) 'Plauderei; CD I'm der Muehle'.
Oboe Solo-'SiXth Concerto. Weber
p,nt H. Wuerz.
Symphonie-''Leon No. 5"...Raff
Andante and March Movement
Aria from Samson and Deli
CMy Heart at Thy sweet aa W6i saens
Mrs. Carrie Stewart ccntralto.
Overture Seniramide" -. ..Rossini
Dance of the Cob
inns ..'... Lorraine
Because of the lack of patronage
accorded by the public to the Blau-
Welt and Aus der Ohe concerts, the
first two of the series of five Artists
concerts arranged by the Schubert
club for this season, it has been
thought best to abandon two of the
remaining three concerts entirely, that
known as the Wyman- Ferguson con-
cert advertised for March 4th. and
the Ben Davies concert advertised
Tor April Is. The club will therefore
concentrate all it's efforts upon the
concert to be given by the superb
belgian violinist NJ. Ysaye, assisted
by NJ. Eachaume. about March 25.
Many letters have been received by
che officers of the club expressive of a
desire to hear this celebrated violin
list whose exquisite tones make the
heart throb as no other violinist now
before the public can do it." Holders
Of course tickets for the two concerts
above mentioned can either have two
hfths of the money paid in refunded,
or can exchange them for two addi-
1onal tickets worth 81 80 each for the
'Ysaye concert by writing to Miss
Louise Lindeke, 295 Summit avenue.
inclosing their seat checks. 1t is hoped
that so far as possible an exchange of
seats may be made in order that the
educational Loan fund may not suffer
further loss.
a very attractive entertainment is
promised under the auspices of the
ST Andrew society of this city in the
recital of Scottish song and story to
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Durward
Lely at the Peoples church March Il.
MT. LEY is we'll known as Nine PATHS
tenor, having made the tour with her
in 1893 and 1891.
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Society has really quite settled
9own for the long forty days, and the
aebutante who has found it all so
gay for the past few months, is
yawning her time away. If she were
wise she might use this interval very
profitably, as there is, after all, no
time equal to the present for caring
for her beauty, and even before this,
her health. During the first two
days of the week there was the US
ual little last effort for gayety before
the final close, and the dance on
Monday night by the German club
was the most delightful Imaginable
with which to wind up the season.
A great many of the younger So
ciety people of the city went out to
Smelling to attend the bal poudre on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. ]. H. Field, of Western ave-
hue, gave a musicale on Thursday
afternoon for Mrs. Fitch.
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GRAND EXPOSITION
N0VEL,T|
AND POPULAR LINES OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS!
We doubt there before has St. Paul an as
sortment OF handsome Spring and Summer
=pRGSS GOODSE

equal to the stock Of fabrics will here tomorrow The
most beautiful predictions Of the leading European manufacturers
surpassed anywhere Everything show At the close
ast season our stock was completely cleaned and when the
goods began to department Of enDty sheives was
waiting to receive Them We determined this offer
our patrons collection Of new fabrics that elegance and
ence OF value could not be exceed in the
ers haUe exerted themselves to the utmost accomplish
suit. We cordially mute inspection.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The Cinch club was entertained Nv
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Bancroft Tuesday
evening at her home on Gibbs avenue.
A new society has been organized in
the st. Matthews Episcopal church,
entitled the Young Peoples Society
Of Spiritual Growth. The following
officers were elected: President, Miss
Stryker; vice president, Ed Taylor;
secretary, Jennie Sheriff; treasurer, c..
F. Taylor.
MI. McGilvra will give a photograph
1cal recital Friday evening for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society of
tho Congregational Church. The en-
ter -ainment viii be held at the church,
and 10 cents will be charged for an ad-
mission fee.
Rev. John White, dean of the Sea
bury Divinity school and bishop-elect
OF Indiana, will conduct services In
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Last Monday buyers were so
numerous that all Special Sale
Silks we're sold out before the
time allotted. This shows the
Importance of coming early in
order to get good selection.
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Ask our statesmen to show you
our grand assortment of Black
and Co'ored Tafeta Pisse for
Waists and Full Costumes, a
GYeCt nOUeitu.
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Highest of all in Leavenng PoweLatest U. s. Govt Report
R&>'A!!! RR s'xds;l:
ABSOLUTELY pUEsE
ABSOLUTELY pgyEE

w. A. Boink. of Reaney street, during
the week.
Mrs.sG. A. Hamilton is in Worcester,
Mass.
Miss Amy Horn leaves soon for the
East.
Miss Jane Moore is expected home
soon.
Miss Maud Taylor is in California.
Mrs J. F. Fulton has gone East.
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G|O0k D6p'Ill't
Our First Shipments of New
Jackets, Goats, Capes and
Nantes

For spring haUe been received,
ana addiHonai arrivals eUeyy dag
WW increase the assortment.
0ur display Of SUITS is al
ready very large, and includes
the latest and most stylish COS
tunes brought out for the season.
We hdUe q large assortment of
the NEW DRESS SKIRTS that
are noW so popular and so much
WOYh in connection with waists
OF Silk and other materials.
hey range in price from So to
$500.
We Show NeW Wrappers at
I9c, csc and S7.19.
Handsome Novelties in SILK
WAISTS.
We h0Ue also received and will
shoW tomorrow q large assert
meRt of the ceiebr0fed
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FIN. Rffernoon Special.

MANY ladies find it very mcon-
Uenient to get out in the morn
me-, SO we haUe arranged for
their accommodation the follow
ing sale, from I to SIP. M.
so pieces Gable Cord SILKS,
newest and choicest coiorings, at
SOC yard, fully Worth Csc.
--25pieees Black Japanese Hab-
utGs fully p inches, wide, at
43c yard, fully Worth Csc.
| 10 pieces 22-neh extra heavy Black
Tafeta.
SO pieces Illuminated Check Tafetas.
20 pieces Chanoeable Faconne Taft
fetas.
80 pieces Novelty Stripe Black Taft
fetas, coiored satin stripe.
10 pieces Black Satin Duchesse, extra
heavy and oil sill.
10 pieces extra heavy Black Arnure
Royaie.
10 pieces White Japanese Silk, full
27 Inches tUide and very heavy and
firm.
All at 67c yard;; none worth
less than 81 yard; some worth
fully $3.50 yard.
Late Novelties just dYYiUed---
shown here Monday:
NeW scroll patterns, dotted centers
double tvidth French Grenadines.
The chsicest ideas. imported spe-
ciaIiy for our fine trade.
Persian (Onentai) Dresden effects in
neV Gaufre crepons, to be had here
only.
Japanese Pisse Habutai (sin1ilar in
style to Tafeta PfsseL
To introduce here, 49c; selma in
NeU York at Csc.
Black Crepe, all silk, light, durable
and very fashionable, for separate
skirts.
new in The LQCG Department.
PERFORATED NETS and Byoden
Angiais, with edgings to match, 10
Waists and Trimmings.
Paris Novelties In NechWear, Chiffon
-BHiGante, lin black and all colors; our
otUn exclusive importation.
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fiA5iLiNE.

The home oratorical contest will 90.
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Paris Novelties In NechWear, Chiffon
BHifante, lin black and all colors; our
otUn exclusive importation.
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new in The lQCG Department.

PERFORATED NETS and BYoderi
Angiais, Uith edgings to match, 10
Waists and Trimmings.
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KING SHIRT WAISTS

For ladies. These waists are
extremely stylish, and are really
the most fashionable shapes in
the market.
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Wash Goods I0eparfm' /.
Kid GLOVE Department
PERKINS, Pa0UE WALKING gaEovgs,

stud asenngs has just been received them Us h1
of the latest noUeIty with tue large embrode
VS. PiQUE GLOVES FOR MEN haUe also been received
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BLACK GOODS DEPT,
Black Goods for SPfing WfaPs.

56-inch Ladies' Cloth, pure uUool, IS cents
52-inch BROADCL0TH, sponged ready for w
$7.75, on safe tomorrow at Sl.25.
50-inch CLAY TWILL, $50 and $500.
40-inch pure M0HAiR BRlLLiANTINE for Pc
Shirts; 50-cent quality for 80 Gents; SLOO qut