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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

be at home after Sept. l. in Madison.
Wis.
Miss Catherine Coff and d. z. Per-
kins were quietly married Wednesday
morning by Rev. Father Harrison, at
st. Joseph's Catholic church.
Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution will
celebrate the birthday of Nathan Hale
tomorrow at the home Of Mrs. W. 5.
Alexander, Portland avenue. pro-
gramme suitable for the occasion will
be given in the earlier part of the
afternoon followed by a reception in
which Mrs. Newport and the officers
of the chapter will receive. The Col
onial and Minneapolis chapters will be
present.
Nathan Hale Chapter Daughters Of
the American Revolution, will hold its
annual meeting in cOmmemoration of
the hero for whom the chapter was
named at the residence of Mrs. w. >.
Alexander, Portland avenue, tomorrow
afternoon An interesting programme
interspersed with music will be given.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
R. NJ Newport, state regent; MRS. NC
Williams, Mrs. Henry A. Schurmeler,
Mrs. Walter Sanborn, Mrs. Stuart L.
Moore, Misses Sanborn, Cornish. Pope
and Brown. st. Paul chapter and
colonial and Minneapolis chapters ID.
A r. will be present.
reception for Miss Clara Martin
Of Hamline, was given Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and MIS-
B. S. Cowen, by the Christian EndeaV-
or and Young Ladies Missionary SO
cieties. Miss Martin leaves soon for
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Society has been remarkably quiet
during the past week, the continued
wet weather having interfered very
materially with the many lawn fetes,
bicycling parties, picnics and other
festivities planned.
June bids fair to be, as usual, a
months of weddings, the hymeneal
calendar last week showing more mar
riages than for a long time past The
principle one was the wedding uniting
Miss Lulu B. White and A. J. Doug
las Announcements multiply of nup-
tiaIs TO be celebrated during the month,
many of which will be brilliant af-
fairs, one of the most prominent among
them being the HaWkins-Horton we'd
ding, which will take place June IA
at the residence of the brides uncle,
Gen. NJ. d. Flower 42S Ashland ave-
nue.
The senior promenade was the chief
social event among our young people.
The meetings of the diocesan coun-
Gil and the womens auxiliary were
events of Importance in religious cir
cles, and the commencement exercises
Of the different schools gave the usual
satisfaction to the numerous relatives
and friends of the graduates.
The formation of Audubon societies,
whose members pledge themselves not
to wear birds or plumage on their hats
except the feathers of the ostrich, was
an interesting feature Of the week.
Miss Lulu White and A. J. Douglas
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SOCIAL PLEASURES PAST.

Miss Parmelia Michaud gave a luncheon
Thursday afternoon at her home on Pleasant
avenue. Covers were laid for the Misses Ju-
d1th Dousman, Ruth Kniss. Clara Kinsey,
Katherine Forest, Carrie Fogg. Fern Skel-
ton, Erma LIE Vassen, Alice Forest Florence
Lohlker, Lillian Lohlker and Parmelia
Michaud
Miss Mabel Rouleau OF 81 West Tenth
street, celebrated her twelfth birthday. Those
present were Mamie Haudrau, Violet Charm
beau, Mable LIE Rue, Stacie Smith Maggie
Smith, Eva Salmon, Arthur Salmon, Willie
Haudrau, Mamie Flournier. Blanche julien.
Laura Julien, Lille Montour
The cantata Esther" will be repeated
Tuesday evening at Westminster church,
East Winifred street The following will
take part: Mrs. F. H. Bliss, Miss c. J.
W. Springer, Rhys Herbert, w. A Rattray
and F. FurgusoD.
Como division of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the order of Railway Conductors were enter
Gilboy, of st. Peter street Mrs. G:lboy was
assisted by Mrs. Sparrow, Mrs. McGibson,
Mrs. Stapleton. Mrs. CarGell and Mrs. Bow
ers.
MISS Jessie Schiller was surprised Wedues-
Gay evening at her home. 483 St. Peter street
Among the thirty present were Miss Nav
Gurnall, Miss Dowson. Miss Fr;eze and
Messrs. Pamperin, A. Hopkins, J. A. GIeash
and A. NJ Larsen.
surprise party was given Monday even
ing for A. j. Johnson at his hcme on Case
street Among the guests were the Misses
Blumel, Bemnger. Biomquist, and Messrs.
Starkey, Felt. Johnson and Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Deebach, of MaDIc
street, gave a reception Monday evening q.
MT: and Mrs. Deebach were assisted by Mr.
and Mrs Paul Deebach, and Miss NJ Thow-
ell and Miss Studman.
The last meeting of the Lincoln Euchre
club was at the home of Mrs. A. NJ Wall ST.
Adams street. Prizes were won by Mrs
Food Mrs. Miiham Mrs. Spiel and Mrs.
Jansen.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Darling entertained
Tuesday evening for Misses Constance and
Ada Hodgins, of Winona, and Miss Maud
Edgerton of Minneapolis.
A surprise was given Marshal Sligo Wednes-
day evening at his home. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Boyer, J. E. Irwin
and A. M. Smith.
The Young Peoples Society of Ascension
church will give parish reception en- the
rectory lawn, 235 Prescott street, Thursday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Rhodes gave a recep-
ton Wednesday evening for the Diocesan
council. About 100 guests called during the
evening.
progressive euchre party was given at
Assumption school hall Monday evening.
Fifty tables were played.
Miss L. NJ. Gridley, of Iglehart street. en-
tertained Informally Thursday evening.
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OF A Personal NATURE.

Rev. Charles D. Andrews. of Christ church
In company wi Bishop Gi BERT Rev E. Dray
OF st. Clements church; DR.. Ryan and Bishon
morrison, OF Duluth, will leave the 10Th OF
the month for a three-months' trim to En-
rope. The party will attend the Lambeth con
ference in London. and afterwards will prob
ably spend two months on the continent Arch
Deacon Appleby will occupy the pulpit OF
Christ church during DR.. Andrews absence
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Nichols. of Vintop To.
Will spend the summer with their SON Nal,
COIN E. Nichols, 291 Selby avenue
Dr. Edward c. Boxell of ST. Paul Park.
mas moved to the city, residing at 557 Earring
ton avenue.
Mrs Henry E. Won Wede.staedt of 507 Holly
avenue, returned from the East Wednesday.
Mrs. R. E. Paine, of Spokane, is visiting her
brother. C. L. Grant, 594 Canada street.
MIS-. Z. Treat Spear of the Genesee, is
visiting relatives in Denver, Col. -
Mrs. Charles Graves left Yesterday for n
visit to friends in Mankato
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ButteriCk's Patterns.

will stay at the Lyon cottage during the alb
sence of Mrs. Tracy Lyon.
Misses Eunice McMichael and Ruby and
Garnet Butcher are the guess of Miss Mildred
Cooper Of Shady Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kosko and Mrs Fair
field will occupy one of T. b. Murray's cot
tages for the season.
The Presbytery Of st. Paul were entertained
ut the Presbyterian church of White Bear last
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. Fulton and family will sail for Eu-
rope Saturday. They will spend the summer
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson arrived at the Hanna
cottage Saturday, where they will spend the
season.
Mrs. L. N. Scott will occupy her cottage at
soon as the improvements which are being
made are completed.
Mrs. Mabon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mabon.
and Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Brtnhall are at Maple
Lodge again.
At Lake Side-Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Reeves.
w. ]. Smith and j. Regan and wife,
Mrs. Sanders. of the island, gave a tea Fri,
day. Covers were laid for eight
]. B. Weidenborner and family, of St Paul
are enjoying the Ross cottage.
Charles Loomis OF Duluth. and Melva Will
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gus. of st. Paul, spent Sunday at the Hal
liday cottage.
T. L. Blood and family will occupy their
island home about the 18th.
The Presbyterian church of White Bear he'd
its annual meeting Thursday
Miss ice Rob nson WI be the guest OF Miss
Lulu Shandrew over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burk were at the
OBrien cottage Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Martin will spend the sum-
mer at Kawouse cottage.
Mrs. C. d. Noyes is occupying the Bement
cottage On the island
Miss Fanny Smyth is visiting Mrs Tracy
Lyon the island.
Miss Dora Gilderman. of Duluth, is visit
ing Mrs. Luedke.
Leonard Knapp, Of Minneapolis, spent Sat-
urady at the lake.
A I. Guernsey is occupying one of the
Warren cottages.
J. P, Elmer is occupying the ordway cot
tage at Dellwood.
Mrs. Tracy Lyon will sail for Europe about
the 18th OF July.
Judge Sanborn and family will he out sona
time this week
Miss Hattie Abbott has returned from
North Rrannh.
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WORK OF CHURCH WOMEN

The County W. C. T. U. met yesterday IN
rooms at St Paul Commons. The appoint
ing Oh superintendents for the different di-
visions of the work was the only business
transacted. The following appointments were
made: Mrs. Hayward. Sunday school de-
partment; Mrs. q. M. Hemingway, lumber
mans work; Mrs. B. r. Leonard prison 1vorle
Mrs. Robert Hare, scientific temperance work
Mrs. ID. G. Reeds. franchise; Mrs. n p
Campbell, press work; Mrs. Barklow. mothers;
meetings; Mrs. Rect, social purity; Mrs.
Selay, gospel temperance work; Mrs Teenis
parlor meetings. 1t decided to meet in
the future once every two months. instead of
monthly, as has previously been done.
The regular monthly meeting of the Home
a.a1 Foreign Missionary Societies of the
Plymouth Church will be held Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. B. c. Cornwall, SO Cen
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WHITR BEAR LAKE.

The Black Cats gave dancing party Thurs
day evening" The, hall was elegantly decora, ed
and refreshmentss were served about 70.
very large crowd from town attended. and in
all very ENJOYABLE evening was spent
Mrs. Shahdrew has rented the Hanna cot
tage for the summer, and VIII keep private
boarding house Those there at present are
Mr.. and Mrs. Cathie, Carl Richardson Mr..
Halderman and Mr.. Jones.
At the Williams House-H G. Murphy NJ
Minneapolis; Horace r. Rugg Mr. and Mrs
Brand and son. of st. Paul, and H. w. Rad
cliffe and wife. Of River Falls.
Mrs. Reuben Warner, of Manitou island
gave luncheon Thursday. The house was
elegantly decorated in green and white Gov
ers were laid for eight.
The graduating class will hold their exer-
cises at the Presbyterian church on the Sth
Those graduating are Miss Jennie Cummin gs
and Harold Robinson.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert. of New York city,
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JUNE NUPTIAL EVENTS

The wedding of Miss Mary webber and
Thomas j. Thornton took pace at St. pat
offic.ated. Miss Emma Webber sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor, and Edward Ken
nedy was best man. Mr.. and Mrs Tbornfon
Will be at home after June Is, at 9S2 Burr
street. i1
Miss Kittie Mullaly and George Klinker-
puse were married Wednesday afternoon ar
the residence Of Rev. ]. H. Dolphin. Missise
sippi street. Miss Emma Troy was bridesmaid
ana George Bookstaver was best man. Afer
the ceremony a wedding supper was served at
the home Of the brides parents
The marriage of Miss Maggie Wilmer and
William Heck will take place Tuesday morn
ing at $50 IN the Sacred Heart church, Day.
toms bluff. Miss Minnie Heck will he bridoS
maid and Fred Huter will be best man.
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were married Wednesday evening at
the home Of the bride, 701 Marshall
avenue Miss Flora Morehaus and
Miss Daisy Humphrey, Of Minneapolis.
were the bridesmaids. and Miss Eulle
Douglas maid of honor. A. V. White
was best man. Peyton Holmes. OF
Minneapolis, and Robert McCloud. OF
st. Paul. were ushers. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony, at which there
were between two and three hundred
guests.
Tuesday the bridal party were the
guests of Miss Morehaus at a charm
ing luncheon.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Maud Dam
pier and Charles J. Travis were quietly
married at the home of the brides
brother, DR.. H. G. Dampier. Miss
Charlotte Dampier and Miss Martha
Travis were bridesmaids, and Edith
and Donald Dampier, niece and nephew
of the bride, were flower girl and page.
Mr.. and Mrs Travis left for ST. Louis,
and on their return will be at home in
{ rYatCnEa.
= The marriage of Miss Myrtle Bougie
md Herbert Carel took place Wednes-
iay morning at o'clock in ST. Mary's
shurch, Father Callet officiating. Miss
bay Cullum was bridesmaid and J. E..
GregOry best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earel left on the o'clock train for
Chicago and will travel during the
hummer.
Miss Marie E. Greget and DR.. Sher-
man S. HeSselgraVe were married
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
bride SO West Congress street. After
a short wedding trip DR.. and Mrs. Hes
selgrave will be at home after June 10
at SO West Congress street.
Tuesday morning at ST. Mary's
church, Miss Catherine Reed and
Charles T. Prior were quietly married.
Miss Lizzie Reed. sister of the bride,
was bridesmaid and Anthony Springer
was best man.
Miss Helen Erickson and julius E.
Olson, of the faculty Of the University
of Wisconsin, were married Thursday
evening in the Swedish Lutheran
church, Rev. Nils F'orde officiated.
Miss Agnes Erickson, sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor. and Miss
Effie jacobson, Of Luverne, Miss Jen-
nette Rud, of Lansing, To-, and Miss
Matilda Ilsen, Of Cambridge, were
bridesmaids, Jeanette Leyes, Ruth
LCmen, HELEN Leyes and Magdeline
Forde were flower girls. Afr the GER
emony a reception was held at the
nome of the bride. followed by a we'd
ding supper. Mr. and Mrs Olsen will
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EVENTS TO COME.

concert under the supervision of Prof
Trtc0mb, of this city, will be given June 1S
aI hea wing. The following will assist:
line; Mrs. Deter, Miss E. Meachem. R. P
halShn, OF Philadelphia, and C. E. Krmble.
"a A Greek party will be given at DR.. Prices
Sf5 Lincoln avenue, Tuesday evening, by the
ladies' of the Peoples church Dr. s q
Smith will give address on The GoIden
Age OF Pericles," and Mrs. Leonard Straight
VIII speak on Modern Greece"
The senior class of Manchester college will
ing, June IA, at the college.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
Something New.

or special interest to the travelling
public is the splendidly eouipped new
24-hour limited train of the Michigan
Central 1t leaves Chicago daily at
1880 p. M, and arrives at the Grand
Central Station, New York City. 1:S0
p. m. and Kneeland Street Station.
Boston, at 400 p. m. the next day.
A trial will convince you that it is the
finest train in all respects between
Chicago, New York and Boston For
tickets. apply to your local agent. AMI
he Will also secure your sleeping car
accommodations in one of the elegant
compartment or standard sleeping cars
in advance.
Send 10 cents postage for a Summer
Note Book. .. w. RUGGLES.
Genl Pass'r & Tkt. Agt Chicago.
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whist party.

dIIeTuOOu WillSL party.
The Bethel Home board will hold its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. New
port.
A meeting of the Monument associa-
ton will be held at the Kittson house
June 20
The Young Women's Friendly asso-
citation will meet tomorrow afternoon
in the association rooms, Seventh and
Robert streets.
Miss Ellen Wheelock, of Summit
avenue, who has spent the winter i'll
New York, returned home Wednes
day.
Mrs Theodore De Witt. of Laurel
avenue, leaves this week for Colorado.
Mrs. Harris. of Chicago, will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Upham, of Summit avenue.
Miss Augusta Wicklund will spend
the summer in Sweden.
Mrs. A S. Dean, of the Virginia, left
Thursday for the Atlantic coast.
Mr., and Mrs. George Tapley have
gone to White Bear for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Parker, of lyle
hart street. left Thursday for Mime
tonka, where they will spend the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren, of Goodrich
avenue, are at their summer home at
Bald Eagle lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow S. Smith have
gone to the lake
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L. Drake moved out to his island home last
Tuesday.
DR.. E. F. zecr is occupying the White cot
tage.
day.
c. H. Manship is at Bald Eagle again.
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Reduced=-G. B. S. & F.--MOnday.
Monday Morning at 9.

4slf P4ce-G GRENADINES S-HqPlfi P1i..
Just took an account of our Gren-
adines. There are just 3,43O
yards here. They were bought to
sell at 69c to So. IS yard. Mon
day we will sell nearly all at
half-prlce, some will be even
less than half-price. Grenadines
are very fashionable, and will
be good style for Fall ard Win
ter as Party or Reception
Gowns. They make very dressy
waists, also to wear with black
skirts. There are many beauti-
tul colored and Glace effects
among them.
Extra Flyer for Monday
l1 :.ilG a yard Monday only-Ten
pieces Colored Taffeta Silks
all the new colors for Grenadine
Innings They are worth Csc easy.
Come early if you want some.
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Reynolds, Miss L. c. Fowble and f.
H Ewing Assisting in the dining
room were the Misses Ida and Amelia
Koeig, Mabel and Charlotte Wing, Car
cline Fairchild and Mamie Stout.
Mrs. Heydon S. Cole gave a luncheon
Monday afternoon at her home on Day
ton avenue. Covers were laid for fif-
teen. Among those present were: Mrs.
S. p. Cook, Mrs. G. w. Pierce, Mrs. j.
F. Stevens, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. c.. W.
Josnson, Mrs. Bruner, Mrs. E. T. Rice,
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Chas. Lee,
Mrs. Trowbridge and Miss MayaH.
Mrs Newman gave a breakfast
Thursday morning at her home Or
Summit avenue.
Mrs. D. F. Brooks gave progressive
euchre party Thursday afternoon al
her home on Lynnhurst avenue.
Mr. and Mrs w. F. Peet gave a din
ner Tuesday evening at their residence
on Dayton avenue. Covers were laid
for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Taylor, Of
Lincoln avenue, entertained at dinner
Tuesday for DR.. and Mrs. 1ngersoll
Covers were laid for Rev. and Mrs
H. A Risser Rev. and Mrs. IngerSon
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs E. J. McGrath and Mr. and Mrs.
White.
Miss Jessie Ackerman, the missionary
of the w. c. T. U. lectured Wednesday
in the First M. E. church on Rescue
Work" Miss Ackerman's lecture was
most eloquent and was listened to by
a large audience.
Mrs E. E. Ford entertained at pro-
gressiYe cinch Tuesday morning for
her sister Mrs Elliott Mrs. Ford was
assisted by Mrs. Wilmot Pierce, Mrs
Denis Follett and Mrs. Park Ritchie.
Prizes were won by Mrs. F. L. Kray-
enbuhl and Mrs. Jane Clark.
Mrs Charles A Clark. of the Vfr-
ginia, gave a luncheon Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Russell Dorr gave a musicale
Monday evening at her home on Crocus
Hill for Mrs. John Cherry, OF Chicago.
Mrs S. c. Cook. of Fairmount
avenue, was surprised Tuesday even
ing by the Friday Afternoon Euchre
club.
The monthly meeting of the board Of
the day nursery was held Tuesday in
the rooms of the relief society Re-
ports showed 385 children cared for
during the month. Mrs. p. Reilly and
Mrs. George Ranney were elected visi-
tors for the ensuing month.
A missionary meeting of the Eastern
Division of the Ladies Society of the
First Baptist Church was held Fri
day at the residence of Mrs. j. w. Tay-
lor.
The Crusaders gave one Of their
fortnightly card parties Tuesday
evening. Prizes were won by Miss
Margaret Slattcry, Miss M Roonie, e.
]. DAILY and w. Naugton.
The last recital of the season of the
pupils of Miss J. Whitridge will take
place Tuesday evening in the studio,
145 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs Dufresne and Mrs J. E. Mer-
ritt, Of Selby avenue, have issued in
vitations for a progressive euchre par
ty Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hoxsie. of Summit avenue, will
entertain at luncheon Wednesday,.
Mrs Dibble, of Summit avenue will
give a reception tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs J. 7. Moore. Of Highwood. will
entertain at luncheon tomorrow the
members Of the Washington Reading
circle.
Mrs. Charles A. Wheaton, Of Sum
NIT avenue, has issued cards for an
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trail avenue. Mrs. NJ. c. Waites and Mrs.
c. Ansly have charge Of the programme.
The Dayton's Buff W. c. T. U. will meet
way street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
Muslin Underwear.

The way we sell undermuslins is a
wonderDent to maryland we're do
ing better every day. Read these:
Is dozen fne Muslin Skirts, UNI
brella founce, 3A yards O. AE
wide, trimmed with very m "a
fine embroidery. Special.
A lot of regular $500 Cambria and
Nainsook Gowns, high neck and EN-
pire styles, Ella borately O. 40
trimmed in very fine lace. ML.yN
Black and all new shades in Mo
reen Skirts.
A new line of novelties in Ladies
White and Colored Dressing Sacques.
Thomson's Summer Corsets. ..75c
Ferris Children's Waists Csc
Her Ma jesty's Ventilating Cor
SStS .'... SoZ. 10
Extra Flyer for Ne Eonday-
7o0 Summer Corsets, double side
steels-the best SOC Summer az
Corset in America. For Z5C
Monday.
Come early il you want one
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Monday Morning at 9.
Reduced. BLACK SILKS.Reauce

After carefully going through our
Black Silk Departrnen we find that
we've too many on hand, and to sell
them quick make these special
prices. Don't fail to read all of
them.
6oc for Black Moire Velours, ST. kind
66c for Black Satin Duchesse, 81 kind.
44C for Black Taffeta, G9c kind
67C for Black Peau de Sole. ST. kind.
TIC for Black Armure, 24-in., ST. kind
SIC for Black Gros Grain, 24-in., 81. % kind
6oC for Black Rrocaded Taffela, a in, S1.C0
kind.
oSc for Black 2Toire Antique, 8? 90 kind
SIC for Black MOire Faconne, Sl.25 kind.
81. Is for Black Satin Luxor. 500 kind.
SOC Ter Black Moire Broche $3.50 kind.
o8C for Black satin DamaS. $40 kind.
OSC for Black Gros Grain Brocade 81 kind.
o3c for Black Gros de Londres Faconne, 81. .25
kind.
2o- for Black Habutais. sec quality.
A marvellous offering of extreme
high grade Black Silks DIT wonderful l,
striking reduction. Pay you to buy
now, even for future use.
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Penang, Malaysia. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowen
were assisted in receiving by DR.. and
Mrs. J. F. Stout. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Reynolds, Miss L. c. Fowble and F.
H. Ewing. Assisting in the dining
room were the Misses Ida and Amelia
Koeig. Mabel and Charlotte Wing, Car
cline Fairchild and Mamie Stout.
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Hosiery and Underwear.

When you buy here you get the
best goods that are made. at a trifle
more than the other kind costs-and
our guarantee. 1t pays to buy the
MannheiDer kind-always cheapest
in the end. Read every item here.
$50 dozen children's finest India
GauZe Vests and Pantalets, regular
SOC kind, for
35c Garment, 3 for $l.OO.
go dozen children's strong, cenu-
inc French Cotton Stockings, with
unbleached feet, and best wearing
stockings that usually sell at SOC to
75c. Your choice Monday for
35c pair, 3 pairs for $t.Oo.
500 dozen women's superfine Hos
iery. We guarantee every pair to be
our regular SOC kinds, including Sea
Island cettons, Egyptian cottons and
Imperial Lisle Threads, in tans,
blacks and ox-b1ood, plain, fancy or
Richelieu ribs, for
CSC pair, 3 pairs for Si.OO.
200 dozen of our women's best i'm
ported Lisle Thread Vests, in white,
ecru, pink, blue and fast black, guar
anteed Our regular SOC quality, for
35c garment, 3 for Si.OO.
Extra Flyer for Monday
stsssisss: @sss %s%s"' iSS'''' FS9 ''''' Six 30c
MONDAY y.........
Come early if YOU want some
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St. Paul School
Of Fine Arts
Opens June 10. 'o1

Opens June 10, 81.
The Sibley House. at Mem
dota, surrounded by all its
historic memories. will bs
headquarters. Terms very
moderate; board or meals.
flrst-class. Apply MISS
HELEN h BRACk, S45
Laurel Ave st. Paul. After
June 10th, Mendoza, Minn.
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Wash Goods Dept.

The last shipment of beautiful
zsylss i tSs season. choicest 4OC
NJ v0tN
100 pieces of new imported 1F
Irish Dinities, exclusive and nc
swell patterns. Per yard.
A late importation of Mexican
Mesh Linens, in plaids and stripes;
the latest fabrics for shirt ar
waists and skirts. Per yard, &c
ohiy y-.-.......
Extra Flyer for Monday
$4,000 yards of the finest American
Zephyr Ginghams made. (See dis
play in Robert street window These
usually retail at 15c a yard.
For Monday at 9 o'clock, nc
only OS
Come early if you want some.
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Dainty Deiicacies,

With whipped cream, served free
Monday. The crowds still keep
coming. You are invited. Take
elevator to third floor.
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A meeting of the Monument associa-
ton will be held at the KittsOn house
June 20.