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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
DAYToN,s BLUFF.

A pleasant surprise was given Tuesday
evening for Misses Lulu and Elizabeth Mill
er, at their home on Hudson avenue. The
guests were: Misses Phoebe Smith Minnie
and Maggie Muiligan.z Estella and May DAILY,
Minnie Bolt, Edna Heaten. Dorothy and Beat
rice Maydeld Jennie Devlin,. Bertha Seeger
and Mary Gavin; Messrs. Herman Schoberg,
VIII Mccall, Frank Gavin Ed e Ball, Frank
Callahan. Charles DAY. John Butler, George
and Hugh Malloy, Walter 'Seeger, Archie and
David Duncan.
Miss Marion Duncan celebrated her eighth
birthday Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Hudson avenue. Those present were: Gertie
Bonner, Mary Sharp, Edna Heaton, Ethel
and Bella Ball, Edna Tuyey, Stella and Mary
Daly. Paula Mueller, Lillian Anderson, and
Archie, Davie and Allen Duncan
Robert McCleary, Of East Fourth street, re-
turned home Thursday from South Dakota.
Miss Gertte Heine. Of Maria avenue, left
Friday for Chicago.
Miss Tillie Waldorf. Of st. Cloud, who ha.
been the guest of her sister. Mrs Mcdonald
| OF Conway street, left for home Tuesday.
mrs. Stewart. OF Hoffman avenue. enter.
| Tuesday. re -
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EAST EST. PAUL.

meeting Of the sibley Mothers club was
neld Friday afternoon at the home OF f. C.
Spates DR.. Helen BissefI read the paper 81
the afternoon: which was. followed by short
business session
The annual businesss meeting of the pbi,a-
delphian Baptist church VIII be held next
Monday evening In the church parlors. or
icers will be elected and the annual reports
read.
The class of 49,. of the Cleveland high
school. held a meeting Monday and elected
the following officers. President Miss Laura
Rischatsch; vice president Sam Hoefer: Sec
rotary and treasurer, Miss Flossie Farrier.
Mrs. Fred Lund, of De Soto street, very
pleasantly entertained the Old Ladies' Society
of the First Swedish Lutheran Church at tea
Friday afternoon.
The On-Time Pleasure club WIN give q pro-
gressive cinch party Monday evening at the
home Of the president, Mrs. George Elmer
757 Burr street.
Conrad Mueller. Of Chicago. has returned
home after having Visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs p Mueller. Of Case street, for sew
exal weeks.
A thimbis bee was given Tuesday evening
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after having been the guests Of Mrs. James
L. Bishop Of Collins street.
MT and Mrs. E. P. Wagner and child Mrs.
Holt and Mrs. Hubbard, Of Lynn, Mass, who
nave been visiting Mrs. ]. Havcost of Fau-
qu1er street, for several weeks have returned
home.
Miss Eta Newman and Lewis Entrop will
be married Wednesday morning at O'Clock
in the cathedral
Mrs. George Aiken has returned to her
nome In Everett, Mass, after having been
the guest Of Mrs. Leslie Parlin, Of Phalen
avenue, for several weeks
Mrs. J. II. Field, Of Beloit. Wis, who has
been visiting Mrs. G.. S. Murray, of Reaney
street the past month, returned home
Wednesday evening.
Rev. 0. P. Peterson, of Collins street, has
returned from Omaha, Neb., where he was
In attendance at the Baptist conference held
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock. who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Graham, have
returned to their home in Springfield Ill.
Miss Laura Shepard of Appleton, Wis; who
has been the guest of Miss Lucy Dowd.s Of
Reaney street, returned home Tuesday
Miss Wakeman, OF Oshkosh Wis the re-
cent guest Of Miss Emery of Fauquier street
returned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. PANEL Knudson, Of Bismarck, ". n,
was guest of~MIs- A. Knudson, Of Sims
street. during the week.
Mrs. j. Powers and Mrs e. Corcoran, Of
Auran, S. D., are visiting Mrs. ]. Fitzgerald
of East Seventh street.
Miss Julia Wilson, Of Milwaukee, Wis, will
spend the winter with Mrs. A. e. Nelson
| Of York street.
concert will be given Monday evening in
| Grace NJ. E. church by the children of the
| Sunday school.
Mrs. P. Pearson, of Harrington. is visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. William Potter, of Eau
| quier street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hamilton. OF Burr street
have returned from a weeks visit in Cum
berland, Wis.
Misses Tillie and Annie Harrison, Of Rush
City, visited during the week with Mrs: NJ
Carlson.
Miss Matte Johnson, OF st. Cloud. visited
during the week Mrs. J. r. Mason, Of Cock
street.
Mrs. C. S. Murray, of Reaney street has
cards out for musicale Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Moore. of North st. Paul. will entertain
the Thursday Afternoon club next Thursday.
Mrs. Lyman Pitts. OF Hammond, Wis, is
visiting Mrs. ]. Haycost, Of Fauqufer street.
Mrs Covert, who has been visiting East st.
Paul friends, has returned to Duluth.
Mrs. s. d. Downs, Of Reaney street, has
gone to Duluth and West Superior.
Miss Jennie Stillson OF Wadena, I'm the
guest Of Mrs. A. ]. Walker.
Mrs. e. Braaston, Of Burr street, spent
the week In Minneapolis.
Bert Stewart has returned from an ex-
teded ytstt in An7andala. $50 49,.
Miss Sarah Howard and RobeEtf MeNorton
Of St Paul Park anAnt part of the week at
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ST. PAUL PARK.

The social function of the past week was the
farewell surprise party given Mr.. and Mrs.
P. C. Moody before their departure for New
York city. 1t was given at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Carroll and was attended
by about 100 of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huganin celebrated the
1ftieth anniversary of their marriage on Mon
day evening. Their guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames c. A. Parker. Levi Bailey, c. r.
Wilkinson, William Culver, c. ]. Schabaker,
Jno. Willoughby; Mesdames Silvis and Mum
ger.
The second Of the series Of dances given by
H. o. Sproat will be given Oct %, and will
be attended by all the candidates for ofice
in Washington county, being given q sort
Of reception for them.
The first meeting of the Woman's club for
the season Of 1867 will be held Wednesday
afternon and Will be address by DR.. Furber
ON What to Do In an Emergency"
Mr.. and Mrs. #. w. Halliday will leave
for Clear Lake this week, where they win
make their future home.
Mrs. Della Haislip and sons. left for MIL
waukee Wednesday after visit with friends
for the past month.
The Daughters of sRebekah gave very sue
cessful basket social Thursday evening ut
their hall. seq -
Mr.. and Mrk n. B. speng left CAST evening
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at the home of Mrs. ]. H. LaraTny on Reaney
street, as a farewell gathering for Mrs. j. H.
Field, who left the following day for her
home In Beloit Wis. Three comforts were
tied in the early part of the evening. Later
In the evening there was music and course
supper The guests were Mesdames j. H.
Field. G. s. Murray. A.. 2. Emery, Oliver
J. Cannon. G. Chappell, Miss Cora Emery
ana MISS Wakeman. Musical numbers were
given by Mr. and Mrs. Laramy Mr. and Mrs
Yates and Miss Emery.
Mrs. Gerald Yates Of Reaney street enter
tanned at child's party Saturday afternoon
for her little daughter Fannie in honor Of
her eighth birthday. The following little peo-
PIE were present: Misses Lille Monack
Ruth Laramy, Mamie Nichol, Mabel Jackson.
Lemon and Marjorie Murray.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tbe swad,sb
Baptlst Church, on Collins street. met Thurs
Jay afternoon for the election of officers.
deuf Mrs MIS-. 2. Peterson; vice presi-
treasurer, Mrs. Nels Londal
Miss Ida Lagu, OF Winthrop, Mimi. and
q; a. Anderson, of this city, were married
s M@onesaay evening at o'clock at the brides
nome at winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
VIII reside at 944 Beech street and will be at
home Tuesdays in November.
Mrs. J. Nelson, Of Case street. gave q
cnild party Thursday afternoon for her little
daughter, hester, the occasion being her
tenth birthday. There were about twenty
children present. Refreshments were served
at O'Clock. So- %
Last Saturday evening Miss Caroline Nell
son and John e. Peterson were quietly mar
ried at the home Of Rev. c. J. Carlson Of
Sims street. They will be at home TO their
many friends after Oct. Is, at s51 Greenbriar
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of East Presby-
terrain Church will meet next THURSDAY after
noon with Mrs. Thomas Cameron. 1851 Eau
QUEER street. Business Of Importance relative
to the winters work will be transacted
Mrs. II. Anderson and son. Seymour. a,
Reaney street left the fore part of the week
for Tacoma, where they will spend the winter
Mrs. ID. G. Nicoi, Of Reaney street has
gone to Columbus Wis.
There Will be Sunday school concert thfs
afternoon at o'clock IN the Gustayus Adolf
plus church, Sims street. Rev q I
Carlson. pastor Of the church. viii address
the children.
Mrs. s. NJ. Wilson, Of Willmar. has return
ed home after three weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. F. c. Horne and Miss Susie
Wilcox, OF Case street.
Miss Helen Dewsrt. OF 81. Cloud. Is a
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Frank Wilson. of
Burr street
Mrs. Hewitte. Of Warren, Mimi, was q
guest OF Mrs: Thomas Robinson, Of Otsego
street, during the week.
Miss Helen and Lillian Hanke, of Baldwin
Wis, were guestAz during the week OF the
Misses Rischatseks OF Burr street.
Mrs. B. NJ Cole and Mrs. j. A. Oshourn
Of Logansport ands hays returned home
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

One Of the most pleasant and successful So
cables was that which given last Thurs
day evening by the Ladies' Aid Society of the
First NJ. E. Church.
The Hamline and the st. Anthony Park
base ball teams had an interesting game, re-
suiting in favor of the latter by score Of
8 to Z.
A large and interested audience gathered to
hear the address Of Prof. Pierson, of Garlic
ton college, of Northfeld, last Sunday morn
ing.
The w. c. t. U. state convention, which
was held last week in Minneapolis was large
ly attended by the ladies of the Park.
The members Of the Congregational church
have sent a call to Rev. Edwin S. Pressy.
of Elmwood, Ill, to be their pastor.
Mrs. George Kusterer, of Massachusetts,
visited friends here and In the city a few
days ago.
Mrs Richardson and family will soon leave
for Connecticut to meet Mr.. Richardson.
Mrs. A. T. Alfred entertained friends of
Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. E. T. Mallory went East last Thursday
| to visit her relatives.
Mrs. A. T. Smitherson, of Minneapolis, Is
| visiting in the Park.
E. C. Cook left Wednesday for the Da-
! kotas-
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MERRIAM PARK HAPPENINGS.

The campfire entertainment given on Tues
day evening in the Congregational church
proved great success. The rooms were beau
tfully decorated with flags and pictures of
noted generals. Rev. H. S. Riser presided
DR.. E. P. Ingersoll, Of st. Paul, delivered
g stirring patriotic address; Messrs. Parker,
Coykendall and Fargo gave "reminiscences |;
Miss Agnes Haynes rendered several select
solos; Mrs. Marvin also sang while the
choir consisting of Mesdames Kirtson
Hedges, Matthews, Harmon and Misses Stokes,
De Sale, Hunkns and Haynes rendered a
number Of familiar war songs.
Mrs. William G. Grdley and Mrs. Thomas
Campbell will represent the Women's Liter
airy Club of Merriam Park at the State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's clubs to be held in Still
water next week.
The Van Cieve Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church will give a missionary
tea on tuesday evening. Oct. 13. An interest
Ing programme has been arranged
This MORNING at Olivet Congregational
church Rev. Mr.. Resslr will preach on the
Christian Soldier" The octette choir will
render several selections.
The Ladies' Society of the Trinity Meth
odist Church will meet on Tuesday afternoon
at ESQ with Mrs. B. Jacobson of University
avenue.
Mrs. F. Nj. Greene, who has been spend
Ing the summer with her mother. Mrs, East
man, has returned to her home in Buffalo.
Mrs. Frank t. Watson and Mrs. Norton
OF Mankato. are visiting friends here for q
few weeks. ~
w. S. Lownan has returned to the mark
after several months absence through North
Dakota. W. -
Mrs. T.. J. Campbell entertained a few
hrlenos on Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
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MACALEsTER PARK.

Frank Balcome. elias '95. is spending a few
weeks with his parents while enjoying a few
weeks vacation from his medical studies
T. K. Cross. Of Anoka, was injured in a
runaway on Smelling avenue, while taking
drive with a high spirited horse
Mrs. H. A. Brewster, of the Park left
Monday for New York to attend the sad
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Culver.
T. H. Clark, class of '95. Thursday was the
guest of the college. as he was on his way
to Mccormick seminary, Chicago.
E. B. Hubbard entertained for several days
E. H. Gordon, '95' who was on his way to
attend school at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Miss Jennie Schaffer, of Minneapolis, pub
lie school, was the guest Of Mrs. Plat early
in the week.
Rev. DR.. Wallace, Of Manchester, exchanged
pulpits with Rev. DR.. Elmer, of Como park.
W. c. McKinstrey has gone to Milwaukee
on a business trip.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church held their regular monthly meeting
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04

Miss Kelley, of Chicago Those present were:
Mrs. A. S. Breaks Mrs. c. E. Marvin, Mrs.
D. A. Matthews. Mrs. W. A. Gridley, Mrs.
DR.. Richardson and Miss Kelley.
Rev. Father Cleary will preach tonight at
st. Marks church on MANS Destiny"
The M. S. S. society met on Friday with
Miss Jessie Matson. officers were elected.
The Daughters of the King will meet on
next Tuesday with Miss Mary Cowles.
Mrs. Gustave A Coykendal gave an in
formal reception on Tuesday last.
Miss Mary Wright is visiting for q few
weeks with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Kate Norrish returned to her home
in Hastings Saturday last.
Mrs. Sampson returned on Friday to Chi
cago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
The Best Gloves Made

Are here for your inspection-the
Reynier, in all the new street and
light evening shades, in 4-button
and 8-button Mousquetaire, both
Glace and Suede-a glove that is
famous for perfection of fit, and re-
tains its shape until worn out.
PERKINS, Peerless Pique, the sty1-
ish street Glove, with stud fasten-
ing. Also a fine line of Fisk, Clark
& Flagg's Gloves-the great wear
resisters.
We recommend our Dollar Gloves.
The same kind of Gloves you pay
$1.5O and $500 for elsewhere. Every
pair we sell is guaranteed-and
new pair if the fault is with the
Glove.
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Millinery Department.

We are showing elegant assortment of Trimmed Mil
ElneryCarrage Hats Street and Travelling Hats Stylish
Wearable Bonnets and Toques.
Particular attention is called special values
les from French Pattern Hats and Bonne trimmed
table taste and with that chic effect particularly
Prices range from $500 to $1,000
Fedora Walking Hats and Cycling Hats, English
Styles best values fine French Fets also great values
IN Cloth Stitched Hats, so desirable this
We show the latest styles, only good materials and
give you best value for and style consd
cred.
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Fur Repairs,

Have your Furs repaired here
and you are sure of the best style.
best workmanship and lowest
prices.
Real Swell Col1arettes made from
your old fur capes, jackets, etc.
Many styles to select from.
Our Notwithstanding Seal
Garments-up-to-now. The prevail
ing style is full box fronts, pleated
back, puff sleeves, f1aring cuffs
stylish lengths, "a and % inches,
but can be made any desired length.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
MONDAYS Carpet Sale,

We have devoted much space time, 1ate to rugs
Now that the carpet is about
attention to Fall stock It complete in all grades and
the largest in the Northwest
To emphasize prices, will place Monday 40
patterns Of irscass 5rame Body Brussels 100 yard
This IS offering of choice clean, styes-Our spe
cial designs
We also place sale celebrated make of Belgian In
grains at SOC yard. This is the best heavy ALL
Fall.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04

bur New
illustrated Catalogue.

Seems to be in great demand. 1t
should be, for it is the most COM
plete and comprehensive Dry
Goods catalogue ever issued in the
two towns. Send us your address
and get one by return mail.
Mail orders always get the quick
est possible attention here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
MISSES AND CHILDRENS
CLOAKS.
LADIES' JACKETS


of handsome, heavy, wavy Bouc1e,
fly box front, new Louis XIV. collar;
another of black Irish Frieze, braid
collar and fronts, frog loop fasten-
ers. and one more, a silk Rhadame
lined Beaver, box fly front, braid
trimmed, with numerous small
black crochet buttons. Other styles
and other fabrics not EMU G1A M
merated. Actual values .N5E5 I'LL
$3.50. The Monday price YOOO
The handsomest and greatest line
of Cloaks ever shown by us-new,
handsome weaves in Boucle, Ker-
seys, Irish Frieze in all co1ors, fine
wavy Boucles-in fact every new
cloth in use this season Empire,
new box, tight fitting, fly and bias
fronts, many fancy silk lined.
Every garment excellent us1A m
value at $500 to Sos MI .VeH
Our Monday price. 49,. YVV
Others at prices from $500 to
$500.
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J. H. Laramy, Of

the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Laramy. Of
Reaney street.
Mrs. Wicker, Of Edgerton street very
pleasantly entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Arlington Hills PRESBYTERIAN
church Thursday afternoon from to 5.
Mrs. W. w. Lewis, of Burr street, enter
tanned Mrs. s. Cloyer and daughter Georgia.
of Oelwein.
Mrs. Bess Malloy, OF Beech street, is en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Benjamin Wade, Of Fairbury,
Ill.
turned from weeks visit in Eden Prairie
Mrs. Bluett, Of New York city, IL the guest
OF Mrs. M. D. Kelly. Of Collins street
Miss Ward, of Waukan, To-. Is a guest Of
Miss Emma Fitzgerald
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
Lining Department.

No question about the kind you
get at Manufacturers. It's the best
and prices the lowest. Monday
examples.
Best French Hair Cloth, worth
Coo yard, for. .33c
Rustling Taffeta, the regular
Csc quality, for. ..... .l5c
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Handkerchief Department.

For Mondays selling, we offer
200 dozen Ladies' Fine Sheer Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs-t
were made expressly for us-put up
in boxes containing ha1f-dozen.
Every box fully worth Dr. On
$1.50. Monday 'Al.eEiE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04

for three weeks visit with friends in Mich
igan. srss
George Godfrey, Of Brandon, VT, was the
guest Of Mrs. L. Mungsr during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ Trickey will move to
Hastings and Summit avenues tomorrow.
The Park band will give bail Oct. 16 at
Opera hall.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. May are visiting in La
Crosse
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Ribbons. Extra Special.

We secured two large lots Of
Fancy Taffeta Ribbon. from the
best manufacturer in America at
great concession from early order
price, and offer for Monday:
$50 pieces of finch Striped
Changeable Taffeta, and 100 pieces
of 3-inch jacquard Fancy or
Changeable Taffeta Ribbon, L5C
worth SOC and 60c yard, at.
They are all new, choice styles,
the best of the season.
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at the home of Mrs. T. H. Dickinson, Friday
afternoon at o'clock, to arrange plans and
work for the winter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Here in all the stylish weaves in
Silk and Wool-correct cut and
properly made. The Monday spe-
Gals are pretty checks in brown
and green. also handsome GL no
black ok rough effects-regu- sDU.VU
lar $3.50 values for. YVs"V
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Something New. Read Every Word.
An Exceptional Sale of Remnants. or odds and
ends and broken lines of W0MEM'S FINEST UNDER

More than 200 kinds to select from. You all the
highest merit Many lines broken the
remnants at less than halfprce Whether you require
underwear this fall not can't afford this great
sale. Here of the kinds
6Oc quality for.
SLOO quality Women's Silk
Csc quality Women
@ quality Womens treequarters wool
S0o quality Women's medium weight Union
$5O quality Women' Pure Silk Vests,
$500 quality Women
quality Women' Ribbed
$500 quality Womens Merino ST. %
500 quality Womens Ypsianti Wool Union Suits rs
$40 quality So 25
$500 quality
5000 quality Women
quality Won1ens Pure Silk Ypnti
$500 quality Women's
Suits, long short sleeves
$500 quality Women's Golf
$500 quality Women' Golf so
And hundred kinds of the things
womens in Vests, Pants Tights and Union Suits
the same great sacrifice.
To give Minneapolis patrons equal chance sale
will not begin till $3.50 Monday morning.
Mems Department Of Underwear.
Natural Gray Underwear quality. SOC
Brown Merino, Sl2 quality 75c
Cames HAIR twohread quality
Silver Australian Sis quality IS
Natural Gray all WOOL 500 quality so
Extra Special-Norfo1k
winter weight s7s quality. SIPS
Genuine Scotch WooRegular made $500 quality
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Notion Department.
Monday Specials.

Real Whalebone, SO inches long lOc
Bias Velveteen, per yard. ..... &c
Lightweight Dress Shields,
large size. per pair. .........o &c
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Bu'terick's Patterns

And Publications. We are sole
agents. October Patterns now
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
LADIES, TAILoR-MADE SUITS

are in wonderful demand. We are
getting them by every express.
Our leaders at $1,000 and $13. so are
quite the thing. +T
Others at $40. so, $3.50. $1,000 and
$22. so are the acme of strictly
tailor-made art.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04

The Art Department. Novelties
arriving every day now. Hundreds
of suggestions here for Wedding,
Anniversary, Birth Day Gifts and
Card Prizes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
Holiday Handkerchief,

Holiday Hahdkerchiefs.
File your orders now for Hand
kerchiefs to be embroidered with
initials, monograms or autographs
for the Holidays. All orders de-
livered within ten weeks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
Great Doings in Dress Goods.

Hundreds of pieces of Fall Winter Goods
at prices that will command instant recognition Every
every combinations nearly all exclusive with
Manufacturers.
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LADIES' CApEs.
LADIES' SILK WAISTS.

LADIES' SILK WAISTS.
Plain Black Taffeta, yoke back,
full front, Changeable Taffeta in
all the leading colors, two collars
with each waist, one soft crushed
to match material, the CL M
other of white linen. Plain sNeh. eEeE
black, worth $50, for 80. YOO
Colors, worth 3d. so, for. $500
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
queen victorIa,s Subjects.

Texas Sitter.
Queen Victoria now rules Se7, oCo, 600 people.
greater number than has ever before ac-
knowledged the sovereignty Of either king.
queen or emperor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Silk and wool novelties, in small
checks and mixtures, just as good
in style as the finest goods IN
made; value SOC yard. AVG
Diagonal Whipcords in i11umi-
mated co1ors-brown and black,
green and black, delft and black;
excellent value at 75c yard. "a
Our special s1IEC
price. ........
Panama Suitings, in two or.
and three-tone colorings. A H1C
inches wide, per yard. ......
Granite Suitings, in all the lead
ing Autumn colorings, so inches
wide, at S5c and S1.OO yard.
Aberdeen Suitings, in Scotch eff
fects, SO inches wide, at $1.OO,
SIPS and $3.50 yard.
Gunny Sack Suitings, the latest
fabric shown, in Marine blue, Hav-
ana brown, Myrtle green O. IN
and black, 81 inches wide. mi .1ey
Our price, per yard.
KREMLIN CLOTH-Our exc1us
for house gowns and wrappers.