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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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To consider a ball game in the
light of a society event seems rather
ridiculous, and yet all of the prom
inent people of the city went out to
Aurora park yesterday to see the
lawyers and doctors play ball. Wom-
en- have taken such an enthusiastic
interest in the national game for the
past season or two that they now
know nearly as much of the tech
nicalities of base ball as the men,
berS of the Sterner sex. Certain it
is that of the large crowd Of people
that gathered to witness the game
yesterday, the majority were women
who came to encourage their ia
Vorites and to wear their colors.
Among the people who were on the
grand stand were:
Messrs. and Mesdames ]. B. HoX-
sic, Ansel Oppenheim, w. F. Graves,
n. P. Langford, T. T. Smith, E. A.
Jaggard, z. J. Abbott, Archibald
McLaren, w. B. Dean, A. ]. Stone.
William Clark, Ambrose Tighe, j.
B. TarboX, ]. +. Jackson, Burnside
Foster, Sherman Finch, D. f. Her.
Sey, c. A. Severance, Greenleaf
Clark, Shepley, Judge Flandrau, Ed
ward Young, ,Lindeke, Charles Green,
Fremont, Averill, Charles Spencer.
Angus Mcdonald, A. B. Ancker,
Jared Howe; Misses Moon Saunders,
Newport, Darragh, Stickney, Gill
fillan, Gordon, Sturgis, Moore, Lam
prey, Dean, Tarbox, Kalman, Guth-
RE, Auerbach; Messrs. Richards,
Mcpherson. Dean, Morton, Wilkes,
Wheaton, w. D. Kelly, w. H. Yard
ley.
On Wednesday afternoon from $3.50 to
$50 Mrs. Russell r. Dorr will receive
informally at her home, on CrocuS hill,
for the members of the Schubert club.
Mrs. Dorr VIII be assisted in receiving
by the officers of the club, Mrs. d. F.
Colville, Miss Louise B. Lindeke, Mrs.
j. w. Thompson, Mrs. A. P. Wilkes,
Miss Sealey and Miss Shave, and by
the social committee, consisting of Miss
Florence Fairchild, Mrs. Archibald Nc
I1aren, Mrs. L. P. Ordway, Mrs. Conde
Hamlin, Miss Brinkerhoff, Mrs. Open
helm, Miss Stewart, Miss Brown, Miss
Schroer, Miss Williams, Mrs. S. NJ
Hayes, Miss Fredericka Sommers, Miss
Alice Robbins, Mrs. c. H. F. Smith,
Miss Dean, Miss Morehouse and Mrs.
William Rhodes.
Mrs. D. NJ. Robbins and the Misses
Robbins entertained on Friday evening
for their guest, Miss Scoville, of Evans
Vile, Ill. Mrs. Robbins was assisted in
receiving by a number of prominent
society women, and Mrs. ]. A. Whee-
lock and Mrs. Mrs. c. P. Noyes pre-
sided at the refreshment table.
The enga cement of Miss Jane Moore
R;nd DR.. Robert Wheaton is announced.
Mrs. Schultz, of IS East Summit ave-
nue., has sent out cards for a euchre
party on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chittenden, the president of the
Detroit Tuesday Musical, club, is a
guest of Mrs. Southall, of st. Anthony
Park. She will assist Mrs. Russell R.
Dorr at her reception on Wednesday.
William F. Graves left for Mems his
last night.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Millinery
Department.

This department, under the charge
of Madame Coe, is equaled by few
and surpassed by none.
We are showing an elegant as
sorttnent of Imported Large Hats,
Bonnets and Toques, also exclusive
designs from Our own workrooms.
Among the leading features are
some specially attractive styles for
evening and reception wear.
Smart English Walking Hats and
Turbans in styles and shapes that
are quite the thing.
Ladies' Sailors: Correct styles in
all the swell shapes; the Defender,
Cornell, Fifth Avenue, Regent and
others. Prices range from $1.OO to
$500.
Velvet Roses - Ali the latest
shades, and an endless variety of
Jets.
Best Goods. Lowest Prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
WEST SIDE.

Vesta lodge, D. of R., held their reg
ular meeting Saturday evening, and at
it's close, it being their second anniver-
sary, they enjoyed a social card party
at which all the Rebekah lodges We're
represented. Prizes were won as fol-
lows: Ladies' progressive, Mrs. L..
Herman; ladies' lone hand, Mrs. e..
Flood; ladies' foot, Miss Kate Harri-
man; gents progressive, Mr.. Ander-
son; gents lone hand, Mr.. Hyland /;
gents foot, A. l.. Bolton. Refresh
ments closed a delightfully."- socially
evening.
The Eradelphian society opened this
seasons work Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. o. A. Beal. A general
discussion was held on 1.-THE Faith
Doctor" by Edward Eggleston. An
important business meeting will be
held. by the society Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. G. f. Cliff
ford.
Mrs. Ruth Kimball Gardner has re-
turned to her home in Washington
after spending several weeks here, ths
guest of her mother, Mrs. III. e. kim
ball, and friends.
Miss Lulu Soule. of East Congress
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
A Gathering
OF Gloves.

Of Good Gloves -tine-tried and
wear-tested brands, whose makers
stand at the head and front for re-
liability and good quality.
The Reynier, the best in the
world, a Glove that is famous for
perfection of fit and one that re-
tains its shape until worn out.
Perrin's Peerless Pique, the ia
vorite of all stylish street Gloves, in
4 and 2-stud fastenings. Fit and
wearing qualities guaranteed.
Dents Heavy Walking Gloves, in
English Red and Tan Shades, also
White.
The Maggioni formerly known
as the P. Centemeri), famed for per-
fection of fit.
We show ali the seasons color
ings in G1ace and Suede.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
ayers were prominent young business
men of this city

ayers were prominent young business
men of this city.
A surprise party was given Miss
Jennie HolmquiSt at her home, q Ack-
er street, Thursday evening, by about
siXty-five of her friends. A large num-
ber of Triple Link Rebekah lodge men,
bers We're present, and presented her
with a handsome past grand jewel.
Dancing was kept up till late hour
A party of thirty enjoyed a hayrack
ride from Minneapolis to st. Paul last
Friday evening. The party was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Shilloch,
who furnished a supper at their home,
321 st. Adams street. After supper the
party returnedl to Minneapolis by way
of Lake street.
Miss Grace Fitzgerald, of Como ave-
nue., entertained the following young
ladies on Saturday afternoon: Misses
Rose O'Neal, Anna Miller, A. McNulty,
Irene O'Beirne, Mary Cunningham,
j. Fitzgerald, Alice McCauley, Kath-
crime Fitzgerald and Bessie Lamb.
A delightful dancing party was given
on Monday evening by Miss Anna Nc
Cloud at her home on Minnehaha
street. Excellent music was in at
tendance.
Vesta Rebekah lodge celebrated it's
second anniversary last Saturday even
ing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06

be pleased to know THAT his physicians
think him now almost entirely out of
danger, and hope in a short time to
see him up.
The Literary Club of Burlington
Heights held it's first meeting of the
season at the home of c. e. Phelps on
Wednesday evening. Scott's works were
read, discussed and much enjoyed l..
A. Moore presided as chairman.
Mrs. ]. B. Jett spent Thursday night
in st. Paul for the purpose of attend
ing the reception given at the West
hotel in Minneapolis for the visiting
clergy.
Services will be held at o'clock in
the mission room instead of 5 during
the weeks of the general convention.
Mrs p B. Winston, of Minneapolis,
was a visitor here Monday.
A. A. Lewis, of st. Paul, spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lynn, of the city, spent
Sunday night in her old home at High
wood.
John Thirlwall, of st. Paul, spent
part of last week with John Wordhead.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
At 60 Cents a Yard.

1000 yards of rich heavy Black
Satin Pekin Stripe Gros Grain Silk.
$500 yards of newest designs and
coiorings in Novelty Silks for waists
and skirts.
2,500 yards of Black Brocaded
Satins.
1,500 yards of Black Brocaded
Gros Grains.
10 pieces of Black Armure Roya1e.
10 pieces of Satin Duchesse.
S pieces of Taffeta, 22-inch wide,
extra quality, $1.00 a yard is the
lowest regular price of any of these,
many are worth $1.25 and $1.5O.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Handkerchief Dept,
FALL 1895.

Place your orders now for Ladies'
and Mems Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, made in Ireland, ,hemstitched
and embroidered by hand. We
make special prices. A large Sc
lection of initial letters, fac-simile
signatures and crests.
We have great many orders
now in hand, and guarantee to
make delivery of all Christmas
orders filed here up to Oct. 18th.
Orders left after that date cannot
possibly be delivered for the ho1i-
days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Lining Department.

Real French Hair Cloth (gray
only, extensively used this GIL
season. The 6oc quality for y &c
Monday. =
Rustling Taffeta, the only real
substitute for Taffeta Silk, IN .
first quality and fast black, LeHC
the 35c value, for Monday.
Fast Black Perca1ine, SO 111.
inches wide, the regular zoe ILoC
quality, for Monday. L~
Fast Black Moreen, extra heavy,
for Skirt lining; the regular 1c.
retail price is 25c yard. IC
For Monday. Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
HAMLlNE.

A large number of the Ladies of the
F. Mo. S. gave their retiring presi-
prise prise party BART on ThrsdaPv Ptedsaer afternSop Sor
Mrs. Higgins has been president eleven
years and this long term of faithful
service was rewarded by life direc-
torship in the Minneapolis branch, a
gift fromi the Hamline members. Those
present were Mesdames Griffin Drew,
Hazard, Funk. Wells. Johnson, Cow
gill. Humphrey. Stone, Carathers.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
In the Art Department.

Every day brings something
new, for we're in touch with the
leading factories of the world.
Sometimes it's a dainty bit of Cut
Glass, Art China, Bronze or Bric-a-
Brac-it's something new all the
while. Such an array of special
features, designed for Wedding, An
niversary and Birthday Presents.
OF course you've seen our hand
some display of Delft Ware.
A pretty assortment of little fan
cies, so appropriate for card prizes,
etc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06

Webb. Foltz, Root, Innis. Thompson,
Flint, Young, Evans, Bell Woolover
and Abbott.
The members of the Knox church
will give a pie social on Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. North
Rev. and Mrs. Kephart, of Long
Prairie, were guest of Mrs. Foltz
early in the week.
Miss Lizzie Kimble. of Delano. visited
her sister. Miss Jennie Kimble.> on
Saturday.
The Epworth league gave recep-
ton on Tuesday evening to the new
students
The Home Missionary society will
meet on Tuesday with Mrs. Chamber
lain.
Capt. E. T. Root. of Saltwater. spent
few days with his family during the
week.
Mrs. o. Wright is entertaining Miss
, E. o. Parks, of Brainerd.
The w. c. T. u. will meet on Fri
day with Mrs. McGraw
Mrs. Abbott, of India, is the guest Of
Mrs. E. N. Woolover.
Mrs. B. A. Schultz, 4l2-4l4 Wabasha
street, held a reception last Tuesday
and Wednesday for the inspection Of
her latest importations, direct from the
Paris office. of Paris Pattern Hats and
High-claSs Novelties which are so
dear to the feminine heart. Her hand
some. and elegant show rooms were
!-thronged both days and her many call
ers were united in saying that she
had by far the largest and finest dis
play they had yet seen.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Are You
Buying Carpets ?

I When the shrewd housewife buys
Carpets she looks around here
elsewhere. Sometimes our prices
can be beat 2Hc or SC. Then what?
Poor Carpets, poor service, dissatis-
faction all around. By buying a
carpet of quality, all would have
been better. Ali carpets of quality
have a fixed price. We have car
pets that sell at $500 a yard, and
from that price to an Ingram at 25
cents yard.
Take elevator to fourth floor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
At 10 Cents a Yard.

1,SO0 yards of pure Silk Black
Habutai, smooth, firm quality.
1,500 yards of white and cream
Habutai, quality usually sold at SOC.
Ready Monday at a. III.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
SILKS.

Flushed with the triumphs of pre-
vious great special sales, we are
constantly reaching out for new
glories.
Sale of Fine Black and CoIored
Silks
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
New Fall
Dress Goods.

There's money TO be saved in that
part of the store given over to Dress
Goods. Not fault or blemish in
any one of them. We always ask
modest price for best goods.
% pieces of Fine Twilled Serges,
made in France, pure wool, 46-inch
wide, in Navy, Brown, Cardinal,
Wine, Havana and Green
shades, good value at 60c -
yard. Our price, while they s1HC
English Tailor Suitings, 5o-inch
wide, in neat little checks rN
and hair-line stripes, the 1vC
$1.00 quality, for ...........
Wide Vale Diagonals, 46-inch
wide, in all the newest fall rA :
shades, the 85c quality, .VC
- VI 49,
Bourette Suitings, silk and wool
illuminated colors, 42-inch 7r :
wide, good value at $1.25. f1C
Our price.
Bayadere Bourettes, So 7E
inch wide, in all the new 1C
IaII colorS. ..................
Boucle Suitings, 42-inch or
wide, at $1.25, $1.O0 N5C
English Curl Suitings, A. r1 (O
} inch wide, at $1.50, $1.25 nj .te55
ana. ...................
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

The many friends of A S. Morton,
auditor of disbursements of the North
ern Pacific railroad, who were so
grieved to learn of the sad accident
which befell him on last Monday, will
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Druggists Sundries.

A great sale of Toilet Prepara-
tions. This stock contains only the
finest goods of Foreign and Dornes-
tic Makers. Ladies will have a rare
chance to rep1enish their toilet ta-
bles on Monday at these prices:
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Mail Orders.

We are yours to command in this
department., and lose no opportunity
to keep the interests of our patrons
first and foremost. Tell us what
you want that is advertised or in
stock and it starts on it's way to
your address the same day we re-
ceive the order. Competent and
careful hands only employed in the
Mail Order Department of this
store.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06

Is the guest Of his brother, Rev. A. 7.
GeSner.
Mr.. and Mrs. English, of Bates ave-
nue. have moved to Summit avenue.
Mrs. johnson will leave Monday for
her home in st. Louis.
Miss Gertie Presby returned Tuesday
from Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein are in Gilmore,
Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
LINENS.

New designs in Table Cloths,
made by Jas. Mathewson & Son and
William Liddell s. Co., will be
shown here this week. They are
the best.
Our specials for Monday:
SO Table Cloths, made by James
Mathewson & Son, 2x a. On
2H yards; regular-val- sd HE
Tie $50 each, for 80.
200 German Table an 90
Cloths, border all round, ,F1lk. eEEE
2x212 yards, each. -.
An accumulation of ends of Table
Linens, Ia to 4 yards. Odd Nap
kins, 90c to $500 a dozen-about x
less than regular price.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Underwear.
For Men, Women and Children.

For this seasons trade we place
before our patrons the most mag
nltlcent array that it has ever been
our privilege to show. 1t comes
from
8 different Swiss Manufacturers.
different English Manufactur-
ers.
4 different German Manufactur-
ers.
Z different French Manufactur-
erS, and
50 different Manufacturers of our
own country. Among the most
prominent we cite:
Cartwright & Warmers Celebra-.
ted Underwear.
Norfolk and New Brunswick Non
Shrinking Australian Lambs Wool.
American Hosiery Co.'s Goods.
The Celebrated Phyllis Union
Suits.
The Ypsi1anti Union Suits.
The Star and Garter Underwear,
and DIR. Jaeger's Sanitary Under
wear.
Our orders were placed months
ago, when prices were at the very
lowest ebb, and many of the lines
we own cannot be bought today for
less than 20 to 80 per cent advance,
and many of the best cannot be
bought at any price. We have
planned to do the greatest under
wear trade of any house in the
Northwest. If best goods and low
est prices will count, the trade is
ours.
Note These Prices on High-Grade
Goods.
Women's Non-Shrinking SWISS
Ribbed Merino Wool Vests, the $1.5O
kind, co1ors Natural NNE Er
Gray, White, Pink, Blue, .n I'D
Maize and Black.
Best Phyllis Tights, Nn nn
o. opened med, or closed; the Dz.UU
So kind ..............
Women's Non-Shrinking Merino
gray; the ~ ~
80 kind. nd.............
Women's Heavy Cotton "a
Pante1la Hosiery; the $1.00 0Sk
hluu
Wo1nen's Best Quality IA
Cotton Pante1la Hosiery; HC
the SLIGO kind d........
essss5?; aSa,5 Natural Gray 0n- 75C
The $1.25 qua1ity.........
Mems Came1's Hair GH nn
(two-thread). ~ EEEE
The $1.50 quality. 80.
Mems Silver Gray a. DE
Australian Wool. The IN
$1.75 quality. .......
Mems Natural Gray Ola
and Fawn color; Pure nEE
Wool; the 81 quality.
Extra SPECIAL.
Mems Norfolk and New Bruins
wick Co.'s fu11-fashioned winter
weight underwear, NH RH
worth Sis III IN
for only. y..............
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Fur Department.

All the novelties of the season in
Fur Capes. Every garment we
handle is made to our special order,
with full sweep and from selected
skins of best London-Dyed Alaska
Seal, Hudson Bay Otter, fine dark
colored Mink, Electric Seal and AS
trachan. Our prices for best goods
are lower than inferior makes are
offered at.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
DIR. Pray's Manicure Articles.

BORNE, the best mouth and
tooth wash, the S1.00 size, for. .6oc
Fine Glass Atomizers, worth
35c each, for. r..................t9 .t9c
COZ. bottle Bay Rum. ..2lc
8-oz. bottle Florida Water, equal
to the best, for. .2lC
Rics<secker's Skin Soap, per box
of three cakes. Soc
Velvet Skin Soap, box of three
cakes SOC
8-oz. bottle Witch Hazel EX-
tract. .iZ12C
Pinaud's Quinine Hair Tonic,
the $1.00 size, for 80. ...... $50
4-oz. bottle of Fine French Per-
fumery .................. .29C
The finest and most popular line
of Handkerchief Perfunery at spe
cia11y low prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Extra Value.

18 pieces P1aids, in every con-
ceivable design and color, for
separate waists and skirts, IN :
40-inch wide. AVC
BY the yard
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06

Ns~We are agents for Butterick's S
Patterns and Publications. October
Patterns now here.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Cloak
Department.

a large importer had an excellent
line of Ladies Fine Imported and
Domestic Velours de Nord and Vel
vet Capes. He wanted to close them
out quick. The price suited us, and
we took the lot. They are in all
manner, of lining and all different
1ur trlmming-many jet and feather
trlmmed--no two alike. To insure
RAPID selling, we cut the should
De" price Is to 40 per cent, and hud-
die them under the head of
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
Great Sale of
Br ass and Iron Beds,
Mattresses and Bedding.

A large shipment just received.
Being assured of the quality, you
have but to see the goods and note
the prices to appreciate the values
offered They are all of the best
makes. Below are few, but there
are many others just as good.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06


Black Henriettas, 46-inch /,
wide, pure wool, value SOC.
For Monday.
Black Fine Twi11ed French
Serge, 45-inch wide, good 1
value at 85c. Monday.
Heavy Twill Storm Serge, +,
made ofpure English worsted
yarn, 50-inch wide, at. 49,.
Black Clay Serges, heavy
soft twill, 46-inch wide, worth
$1.00 a yard. Monday. 80. :
Mohair Diagona1s, wide vale
correct weave for separate ,
skirts, 50-inch wide, worth
SIPS. Mondays price. So.
Exclusive Novelties in
lengths of Mohair Canishe,
souple, Escuria1 Mohairs, En-.
Cur1s, Piero1a Cloths and F
Figured Jacquards not to be
elsewhere.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

This department has never en-
joyed such prosperity in sales as
now. We are showing the largest
and choicest selection of novelties
from France, England and Ger
many ever brought here. Our
prices, quality considered, are the
lowest at all times. A few specials
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
2255c
44l9)C
Csc
Wv
lie, the
1 Sc
Muslin Underwear
Department.
Monday Specials are:

Monday Specials are: {
II dozen Eiderdown Dressing
Sacques, red, pink, blue O. "a
and gray colors, with sNI.s1W
crochet edge, each. ......
Scarcely the cost of making.
6 dozen all Moreen Skirts, with
6-inch ruff1e, and dozen Galatea
lined Skirts, with Finch ds1 40
Moreen ruffie. Choice of sNl.y0
any TOT r........... ......
The material would cost that
much.
Outing Flannel Gowns for
Children, ages to s years Soc
Ages 10 to 10 years. ....... 75c
For Ladies. 81. 90
Chi1dren's Eiderdown Coats, red,
gray and white. wadded o. en-
and sateen-1ined, ages 1 nj .tN1
to 3 years, for.
The same kind, on En
trimmed with Angora M I'LL
A beautiful line of Novelties in
Chlldren's Coats and Capes.
CORSETS.
) Ferris Chi1dren's Waists. -. 25c
Double V Waists. ........... Soc
Ladies Ferris Waists. $I.OO
F. d. Corsets. ................ $l.5O
Sans Gene Corsets.......... sec
} Fasso Corsets. .............. S5.75
Jenness Miller Corsets...... $3.50
} Sole agents for Fasso, Her Ma
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06

Our Ladies Suit Department has
been materially reinforced within
the past few days, among the new
arrivals being an effective line of
tailor-made 2-button Box Coat
Suits, in black, navy and co1ors.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06

Sole agents for Fasso, Her Ma
jesty Corsets and Double V Waists.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06
MONDAY SPECIALS:

So new stylish Jackets, fully up to
date, made of Boucie, Kersey, Bea-
yer, Knotted Cheviot and other
fabrics; collar, sleeve, back and
front correct in every particular
They are "a, % and % inches long,
full, skeleton and haff-si1k lined.
Not one worth less than $3.50,
some 5000. Your OIE M
choice, each, NH I'LL
Monday. ..... ....... YAVO"
IA Stylish Black Seal Plush
Capes, all si1k-lined and black Thi-
bet fur trimmed. They
should sell for S12:5c. 90 E0
each is but Mondays price 00.UU
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-06

The Chi1dren's Department al
ways gets special attention. A stock
that can't be equaled in this coun-
try. Misses Refers, ages IA to IS
years; Children's Refers, ages to
II years, and Chi1dren's Gretchens
in all materials and styles.