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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
Fur Department..

For the past week Alaska Seal.
Persian Lamb, Otter, Coast Seal,
Electric Seal. Krinnmer and Astra-
khan Coats and Jackets have claim
ed great deal of attention. The
dependable Manufacturer gnrments
are known throughout the North
west-and quoted as right"
Genuine Alaska dyed Seal Jackets
at $175, 5000, $225 and S25O-aIl the
latest styles-our exclusive models.
ASTRAKHAN JACKETS.
Made of fine, bright, curly Astra-
KHAN skins, genuine Leipsic dye.
Ihese garments are full interlined
and stayed, seams tapped and bound.
lined with Skinner Satin. lining elIar,
antecd for two years.
Prices, $75, $50, $35 and up to $50.
FUR CAPES.
Handsome, stylish Fur Capes for
winter weather-Mink. Marten. Wool
Seal. Electric Seal in plain or Nor
ten Collars and Marten trimmed. fine
quality Astrakhan. 80 to So inches
long, at $25 to $3.50
FUR NECKWEAR
In Rufus. Scarfs and Collarettes-
all styles of Furs and Fur combina-
lions. Prices very moderate.
Monday Special New. stvI;sh
Marten Collarettes, excellently lined
Electric Seal Tab DIR an
front, Persian Yoke Col MA sAs
larettes, SIS so ones for. V~OeSV
Plain Electric Seal Col OF 1p
larettes, $1,000 values, nh =
4or ..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

Miss Lou Webb is entertaining Mrs. Ora
ham and daughter. Miss Alice, OF Mime
apolis.-Miss Carrie Spooner entertained
Miss Spencer. OF Pillsbury academy on Tues
day.--Dr. BTidgmsn entertained the foot
ball team at an oyster supper on Monday
evening in honor Of their many victories
this year.-Hamlne university sends NUM-
Der OF young Indies to attend the Y W. c.
A. convention at West Concord on Friday
and Saturday.-Mr. Bacon, Of the university.
is entertaining his mother for few days
Mrs. Stuerunegal, OF Red Wing has been
the guest Of her son, Prof Stuerunegal.
The past week-Mr. Cochran has been I'll
the past week.-Messrs. Lewis and Lucian
Merritt have been visiting their parents In
Duluth for q few days.-Mrs Sarah Davis
OF Wood Lake, spent Thursday and Friday
with her nieces. Misses Maude Brown and
Ella Sandland.-Mr Putnam Cheney Of
Appleton, is the guest OF Hamline friends-
Misses Forest and Wells were guests at the
Ladies' hall from Minneapolis last week
The Browning society were entertained by
the Philomathean society. Of the university
at the university parlors on Friday evening
The annual musical programme Of the
Browning society was rendered last Satur-
day evening, in spite Of the bad weather
Auditor Robert Dunn treated the uni
yersity boys on the campus Thursday even
ing and the young ladies' had their share Of
the goodies at the haIl-Memorial serv-
ices were held for George ellis, OF the sec
ond preparatory class who died at St. Luke's
hospital on Friday, at chapel on Monday by
DR.. Bridgman.-Mrs. s. z. Johnson, Of
Rush City, Is the guest OF her son. Curtis
Johnson. this week
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HAMILINE.

Walter Bean. Of Niconet. visited at the
home Of MS. a A Clark, while en- route for
a hunting trip.-Miss Belle HolIey enter
tanned the Christian Endeavorers az her
home last Monday evening the occasion he
irg that OF tae regular business meeting
Miss Frances Weiuzierl IS the guest OF Mrs.
J. +. Rounds this wSek.-Mr 3 T Kern
eier. Of Olivia, IS the guest OF his brother. ".
D. hemeTer. Mrs. Frank f. Cole is en-
tertaining Mrs. J. u. Green OF Mapleton.
Mimi. this week.-Mrs. Rutherford AZ 81
James. Is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs Henry
Mathews.-Mrs. II. Withee and children
have been visiting Minneapolis friends the
rssi Teek.-AIr. and Mrs. II. L Holley are
entertaining Mrs. Frank Strunch OF Lake
CrystaL-Nrs- DR.. C. E Magraw has a.
her guests this week. Mrs ". A lawson
and Mrs. A, E. Strong. from Baraboo. Wis.
--Mr. Batdorf IS spending a few DAYS IN
Aitken. Minn.-Mr. and AIRS. T. A Coon hes
and daughter Miss Mia, OF St Paul we're
the guests or Mrs. J. f. Rounds the first az
this week.-Mrs. Mabel Alsop. OF Brookiyn
DR.. c. B. Caldwell has returned from a
professional trip in Mora. Ninn.-Rev. Ana
J. Shaw and Miss Stella Penman. Of ROCK
Rapids, are e-ests az the home of NIr. and
Mrs. G. Z. Budd.-Mr c. l. Weber has
returned from short trip 10 Walnut Grove
Mrs j. 3. Caldwell is entertaining her
sister MRS, mrs COOK, OF Kansas City.-AIiss
anna MenE Is the guest q her sister, Mrs
James Scharn.--Airs. L. W Wylie OF nav
ton and Mrs, Il c. Ruth. OF Portland. are
me guests OF Mrs d. ". Feltham-Nrs ?
Of Lake City. for few day 1.----
Mrs z E. Gates. OF Janesvflle
and Mrs. L. Wren. Of Hurley are visitors
e. the home OF Mrs. A. z. Drew
mrs; J. L. Hi is entertaining Mrs E. g.
Davis and Mrs J. B. Haglund this week
MS Cora Montgomery has returned from a
Trip Trip 70 New York and Philadelphia
Princeton for a lew days.-Nrs. :. d.
Rounds and daughter Miss Ethel we're .bs
guests q Mira James E. Rounds the hrst few
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
WEST ST. PAUL.

Graham Charles. Of Hancock. MINI. is
spending the winter at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs K l.. Graham. OF Cherokee avenue
The Ladies society, Of st. Michael's church
will hold a card party at Liedertafel hall next
Friday evening Mrs s. BraytOn. OF Con-
cord street, entertained the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the Hebron Baptist church. Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Beissel. OF Hastings Mimi.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. John Beissel
Of West Isabel street. for several weeks, has
returned hOme.-MTs. Robert Barnett en-
tertSined the young people OF Bethany Con-
gregational church. Monday evening at her
home on West Colorado street.-Mrs. NJ.
hogan ana aanghter' VINO have been guests
OF Mrs. William TEnvoorde, for three
months. have gone to Belle PLANE, Mimi
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Miss Clara Otto and Arthur r. Palmer both
prominent young people OF the West SIDE
c. r. Brockway, of State street Is IN St
Louis, on business.-Mrs. B. c. Montgom-
cry. Of Rochester. \. Y, is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. A. l.. Graves OF Bidwell street.
The Chautauquan circle met Friday even
ing with Mrs. a. i. Bailey OF West Wtnifred
street Miss Ethel Xanten gave a dancing
party at her home on West Congress street
last Saturday evening.-Mrs. Brady OF
Winifred street entertained the ladies' of
Bethany church, Thursday afternoon.-Mrs.
u. W. sinks, OF Ohio street. will entertain
the Ladies Guild. Of Ascension Church next
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. d. w Penny en-
teTtsined them this last Week.-Mrs. Marian
hilsh8w, OF Oakdale avenue. entertained at
a dancing party Wednesday evening 4
pleasant time was enjoyed and refreshments
We're served by the hostess --Eastern Star
Rebakah lodge. No. s.. gave a progressive
eUchre party Tuesday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall on South Wabasha street Re-
freshments We're served at the close The
committee in charge was Mrs. 7. Hurting,
Mrs. Tracey. Mrs. Wynctt and Miss TAFT
The Senior Christian Endeavor society. OF
Westminster Presbyterian church. held a
pleasant social gathering Tuesday evening In
the Pariors CT the church. Rev. John sinclair
gave an address on Work The COMMITTEES
on refreshments were Mesdames f. shenherd.
q. Engel and J. Herring--Mr and Mrs W
r. Shaw. OF Hall avenue, entertained at din
ner last SATURDAY evening
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days of this week.-Mr. and Mrs ps;r ". ,h a;
nasf veek.-The Christian Endeavor Of the
Knox Presbyterian Church held pee az
the home OF Mrs. J. r. Rounds last MONDAY
evening, where they made mineemeat, when
Will be sold and the proceeds VIII go INTO
the building fund for the new church me
Hamline Fortnigh:ly club met at the home
OF Mrs. George Drew last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w E Brink read a paper on Inc
Migration OF Pilgrims" Mrs George 5 IN
mis- read paper on The Beginning Of Ma
tional LIFT After the papers were read
a general discussion by the ladies was had.
illustrated by the Perry pictures. j.
r. Foltz and Mrs. James Sharn are drilling
The Junior and Senior Loyal Temperance
legions for their parts on the programme
at the Peoples church next Wednesday even
ing-Hancock School Debating society held
a regular meeting IN Room Friday after
noon. Grant Montgomery and Hattle Bige-
low. affirmative. and Edith Kuisman and Al
bert Hendrickson, negative, debated on he-
solved, That Dewey Is greater than Far
ragut.'' The alternatives won---Miss Aaude
Beauford. who has been spending the sum
uner with Mrs. T Milton Fowble. expects TO
return TO her home the first OF next week
Mrs George H. Bridgman will give a
luncheon Friday in honor OF Mrs james, OF
Toronto. Can.
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mr.. and Nrs. Harry Adams Titcomb Of
Iglehart street, gave their first at homo Fri
day afternoon and evening. They were as
sisted By Mr.. and Mrs. Byron P. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs John F. Heinlein and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ". Braden. Mrs. Frederick Ma,c5m
Green and Mrs. Ralph Eastman presided In
the dining room, and were assisted by the
Misses Holmes Stsrret. Hancock, sullivan.
Shepard and Loyeioy.-Mrs. H w. and
W H. Crandall wiz give q card party this
week.-Mrs.. D. T. Brooks and Mrs. Perry
Cotman viii give a party in honor Of Mrs.
Congressman Stevens, who is soon to return
20 Washington.-Nrs A B. Bel returned
from her visit at Peru, Ind. wednesday
evening.-Mr. and Nrs. George II. Gearey.
who have been visiting friends and relatives
in the southern part OF the state. viii return
home Tuesday exening.-RusseIl Marsson OF
Boston. president OF the Bank OF Merriam
Park is the guest OF II. n. Crosby Mr..
and Mrs. A. Knowlton, OF Marshall avenue
are entertaining Ar. and Mrs. Walston. Of
Algona Mich Mrs. Walston is a sister u
Mrs. Knowlton.-Rev. II. A. Mrs. Riser
have decided to continue their residences IN
the Park, and will occupy 1921 St Anthony
avenue.-Miss Nina HumasoR. OF Chicago,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Humason. Of Marshall avenue-Mrs. VIM
Powers, Of Fairview avenue, viii give a din
ner next Thursday Afternoon IN honor OF
her aunt. who Is visiting her from Nieh gan.
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IN THE FUTURE.

The ladies OF the First Presbyterian church.
al business meeting Friday decided n
mold bazaar in the parlors OF the church
thursday, Dec. l. The sale will begin in
the afternoon; supper viii be served al 6
oelock. and the children OF the church Will
give hoop drill exercise in the evening.
Miss r Woodruff will have charge OF me
drill, Mrs. J. NJ. McCulivch OF the supper
Mrs. 4. j. Schaub OF the same table Mrs
Christian Endeavor society 81 tho deoorstioTs
The board OF managers OF the Woman.
work exchange viii hold their annual recep-
ton and sale from until 9 o'clock Monday
afternoon at the rooms In the Endicott ar
cade. A fine collection OF articles suitabin
Tor holiday gifts viii be on sale including
l lsfy , articles china and dolls also home
made Jeilies preserves and pickles No in
Niatons have been issued for the reception,
except through the press. The annual meet
lunch room. ." ''s
The German-AmerIcan Red Cross society
VIII meet AZ $50 O'Clock Monday afternoon
IN their rooms at Cambridge hall Arrange
hents VIII be made for the recention 70 h
given Jointly by the two Red Cross socie,ies
Ter the Fourteenth regiment on the day o,
mastering out.
The Criterion Amateur Dramatic cou,nanv
held meeting Friday evening Thrir ne-+
performance viii consist OF three one-act pIavs
when VIII be presented at St Johns hair
Dec. g. INNS
A social VIII be given by ladies' Asa So
S,ey~ No - OF St Paul Camp No J. sons ~
wednesday evening In Central
nal; sixth and Seventh streets HIlvar5's
orchestra viii furnish the music
The young people Of the East Presh,,,.rt,-
cAuIch VIII give a very pleasing eafer+ain-
msnt consisting OF amateur dis io0ues sns
otner selections. on Monday al Odd F-elloVrss
han East Seventh street fe-'oNS
The next OF the series OF Informal 5,,,l,-
psrles being given by the Laurel Crcle cln6
VIII occur al Lifts hal on THANKSGIVING evc
The 81. Anthony Hin orchestra viii furnish
the music. assn
The young ladies OF 81. Josepb's ra5s,s,
I. \ society Will give flower social fonor-
row evening al the home Of Miss NuIIigs-
Dayton and Summit avenues
The Model Euchre club viii be er+sr4,s,s
oy Mrs. 3. F. Clement. FRIDAY afferaoon -
her home on Carroll street
Mrs Cass Gilbert gives the second ~
SERIES o. teas Friday afternoon al her resi-
dence on Floral street
The ladies OF Acker Relief Co-ns n, = VII,
give a military ball Wednesday evening Dse
u, st Central hall ~
Inc b&1ghters Of Erin, Division No. . VIII
City hall. - "4A
St Paul Camp No. !. Sons OF ve,srs,s
Central hall -
The Expert Euchre club VIII meet vesnss-
DAY evening with Mrs. Donohue, at the PORT
land. y :
Daughters OF Erin Division No vii, civ.
hop Wednesday evening in Twin City ran
Flear-de-Lis club viii meet FRIDAY via
Mrs. Brand, OF the Marl0we.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13

Living. The young men OF Edwards hall
VIII entertain the faculty and a large num-
Der OF friends next Wednesday evening"
Inc ramsey School union met Thursday
evening in the school building. f. c. Miller
presided The resignation of the secretary
ana treasurer was accepted. The subject Of
part were Miss Morrow Mr. Hammond and
Supt: Smtth.-An entertainment under tbe
auspices OF the Ladies' auxiliary OF the coll
college auditorium. The piece was arranged
ana presented by Mrs. VI. G. Craig.-Tbe
Pniiadelphian society VIII entertain IFS friends
next Friday evenfng-W c. C1vert ~
Merriam Park, addressed the students Thurs
aay morning. Rabbi Hess viii deliver q
lecture on tuesday evening. His suniset
VIII De The Attitude OF the Modern Isu,
reward the Bible. The executive conrnjt,
zee OF the Women's Auxiliary OF MacaIester
S SoI;g met Monday at the Films. Iadfss,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13

Bear lake this week. and win be at the
ColoLGade.
Miss Beth Bracket. Of Sherman street
leaves tomorrow evening for Boston, TO spend
the winter with relatives
George L. Davis. CT Olive street, has gone
to ST. Louis for two weeks vacation visit
Ing friends and relations
Miss Doris Summerfieid. of Berlin. Ger
many. is the guest OF Mrs. S. Summarized
zSl Marshall avenue
Mrs E. H. Francis and little son, of Hell
az "a mont, are visiting Mrs. Francis, OF Sum-
Mrs. NJ Shapiro and daughter Rae have
80 Heo after six weeks trip from the
o,, Mr and Mrs. ]. E Ricketts, have gone to
NHi.9so ana Milwaukee for a short visit.
MISS Nan Dineen, CT Chicago. is visiting
Mrs F. F. Egan. OF Dayton avenue.
- D n an9 Mrs: n. L. Watson are at home al
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13

in the chapel at the agricultural school
The annual holiday sale and supper Of the
Ladies Guild Of st. Matthew's Church will
take place Dec. 16 IN the building known as
Stryker seminary.-Dean W. S. Pattee OF
the state university. delivered a lecture Fri
day evening in the Congregational church
His subject was ''Vesuvius and Its Buried
Cities Cards are cut announcing the
marriage of Miss Edith Hubbard Baker and
Mr.. Charles Ethelbert English. The we'd
ding Will take place on Nov. II in the Con-
gregational church. at 8 o'clock.-Mrs. W.
N. Liggett gave dinner Saturday evening
in honor OF Col. Charles Liggett's birthday.
Tuesday with Mrs. Cook-Dr and Mrs. H.
w. Brewster gave informal reception last
evening to the members OF the B and c
classes.-The History club met Friday
morning with Mrs. T. L. Hacker. Of Ray
mond avenue. Papers were read by Mrs. D.
r. Polk, Mrs. c. II. Aldrich and Mrs. A ].
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Miss Cudworth. who has been the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs D. 4. Cudworth. has re-
turned 10 Missouri--1he Ladies' Reading
Mrs H T Nen is spending a few days
in Green Bay, Wis-Mrs. Bedford. Of Ray
mond avenue, gave a tea Wednesday after
noon.-W. 5. Harweod returned this week
from New York. X. Moore, OF Los An
geles Cal. is visiting Park frisnds--The
Ladies' Aid Society q the Congregational
Church viii meet Tuesday with ATs- H. 5.
Thursday evening IN honor Of Mr.. Erwin's
birthday--Mr. and Mrs. 5. E. Brace gave
a dinner Saturday evening for J. X Moore,
OF Les Angeles. CaI.-The Misses Cannon
gave q luncheon Yesterday To the members
Of the Wah-tah-wa club in honor CT Miss
Edith BakeT.-The Ladies Guild OF 81 Mat
thew's Church viii meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs Fred s BsfTy.-The Ladies
Afternoon Euchre club viii be entertained By
Mrs Saunders on FRIDAY. Nov. 2S---Tomer-
row evening an entertainment viii be given
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
New Millinery.

The opening Of the winter MILNE
ry season marks new departure in
shapes and materials. Our repre-
sentative has just returned from the
East with the correct styles for win
ter-many new models brought out
for the Horse Show, pretting evening
effects and very attractive showing
of the popular Toque, so much in
vogue.
Thursday and Friday will be show
days.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs Adoiph Anderson entertatraa ,r,,o..,...
evening for Miss Mamie Henry n New ssGahy
mono. Progressive peanuts furnished the en-
tertalnment for the evening Those present
Kendall, Ebba and Florence Andersnn 4A1 paIi
SSarroh Jay Weeks. Stanley HirnmeIwrfebf
George Brsck. Mesdames Weeks and Tricky
SSSlsted mrs Anderson.-The Home and
week.-Mrs.. ". D. Miller attended fhs
purity convention in St. Paul Thursday.~
Mrs. CHARLES A. Greasy was the guest of Mrs
Nettle Smith at Hamline Wednesday and
THURSDAY. Mr.. and Mrs. John Willoyzhhy
visited their daughter. Mrs Ruth De Roeheyy
In Minneapolis this week, 49,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
Lace Department.

We have just received more nov
elites in Chenille, Spangled and
Iaffeta A1l-Overs for waists, fronts
and yokes, a beautiful line and ex.
elusive styles.
Monday we place on sale Il pieces
OF French Gauze in black, white.
cream and all shades, also S pieces
or Tosca Nets In black, white.
cream and pink, worth 75c. On
All at the extra special price AVG
'..'..,...... 1890.
Every shade of Chiffon, Paris
Muslin and Liberty Chiffon in Quail
tiles from Csc and up.
Monday special - 1000 dozen
French Valenciennes Laces at
HALF PRICE. by the piece only
~ yardsl, at 1870, $50, 25c,
$40 and SOC per piece.
Just here = Satin Plating for
Stocks and Collars, in black, cream
and black and white.
About Us French Embroidered
Bands (415 yards each), that we
will close out at less than HALE
PRICE.
New Veilings just here.
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Art Department.
OUR CHRISTMAS STOCK

OUR CHRISTMAS STOCK
is here, and it's worth your while to
visit this department, even If you do
not wish to buy. Lamps of every
description, Bric-a-Brac in most
unique design, Cut Glass in richest
patterns, China in daintiest decora-
lions, Bronzes, Marbles Onyx Tables,
in great variety. Come early and
avoid the rush.
Art Department-Third Floor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
NEWPORT.

=, the. Woman's club met Wednesday. Mrs
fIank Ford presented paper OF ssOsteoD.
gave report OF the state federation met
ing IN Winona.-Miss Julia Bell IS ATTENDING
the National w c. T. U. convention in ST
raui;--Alss Frances Parker will entertain
me Ladies. Erchre club met with Mrs. +. g.
Smith at Highwood Friday.-Mr. and Mrs
Hatton, OF White Bear, are in Newport for the
winter.-Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Aunroe are In
Kalamazoo. Mich. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
A Glove Talk.

We have apprehended the demand
for Evening Gloves-our stock is alb
solutely complete. Evening Gloves
in II to 80 button, both Suede and
Glace-color assortment very extern
sive. We can match any gown.
See our Novelties in Scotch Knit
Gloves.
Silk lined Gloves and Mittens for
women and children-warmth, dura-
bility and fit combined
We have complete lines of Per-
rims Peerless Pique and the Rey-
nier.
A complete line of the worlds
best glove for A DOLLAR, and our
famous Pique. the great OF fE
wear resister, AI1
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. Boyer are enjoying
visit from their neice, Mrs. NJ. ]. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Phipps returned
yesterday from their trip to Spokane, Wash
Miss Minnie Johnson, OF Lake Elizabeth
and Mr.. Ed McGowan, OF Amoret Mo-. were
married at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. C.
Dahline. 39s Dewey avenue. On Thursday
evening, by Rev. John Pemberton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
Carpet Department..

We propose this week to hold
general clearing-up sale of Rugs,
foreign AVID domestic, as we'll as
made Brussels Rugs, small pieces
and short lengths Of Carpetsfin all
grades. 49,
We shall also continue our sale of
Best All-Wool Ingrains at SIS
cents and Art Squares at 6D
cents a square yard. This Sale is
attracting much attention. and it is
to your interest to call as early as
possible.
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PERSONAL.

AIR. and Mrs. Howard Lee Stout. who hsvs
been visiting his uncle, Mr. F. B. Fox OF
central avenue west. have returned home "a
Fort Scott. Kan. Mr. Stout is a rs Ysls
graduate. and was recently married AZ sslt
Lake City. Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Tsvlor ursn ~
turn from their summer residences AZ White
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
ButferiCk Patterns.

We are st. Paul agents for all Pub
locations issued by the Butterick
Publishing Co. December Patterns
now here, also the Grand Album.
specially interesting to dressrna l,ers
Subscriptions taken for the DeIinea-
tor-Christmas number just in.
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MANCHESTER.

DR.. James Wallace and T. H Dickson have
returned from Chicago.--Dr. Helen Bissell
viii give a series OF lectures 20 the young
ladies OF the college. The FIRST address will
be given Saturday evening; subject, "Hygienic
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
Mail Orders

Get quick and careful attention.
Goods shipped same day instruc-
tions are received.
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Sterling Silver Dept.

Monday wen make a special dis
play, and at special prices, too. A
good time to buy for card prizes and
Christmas gifts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
Mems Furnishings.

"Kotedsllk" Shirts and Drawers,
non shrinking, non-irritating, soft
and durable. We are sole agents.
Mems Gloves, silk-lined, Mocha
Reindeer and Kid. in best qualities
only. Prices $3.50 and $500 a pair.
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Sample HandkerChiefs

Here's an Holiday Handker-
chief sale that will he appreciated.
Hundreds of dozens, hundreds of
, patterns of Travellers Handker-
chief Samples, consisting of Ladies
fancy scolloped edge, lace trimmed
embroidered, pl a n hemstitched,
hemstitched embroidered and other
fancy stitchings, all sorts included,
many worth SOC. Your choice 4E
of all these rare values LHC
Note-We have made special ar
rangements TO have Handkerehiefs
for men and women embroidered
with monograms, Initials, etc. Oroers
nlacsd NOW we guarantee to have
delivered in time for holiday gifts.
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A surprise party was rendered Mr and
Mrs. GrochlCr. OF University avenue Friday
evening by their friends. Dancing was the
feature OF the evening 4 delightful supper
was served. Rrose's orchestra furnished
music for the dancers Amone those present
were Mr. and Mrs Buschman Mr. and Mrs
Foelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dahms. Mr.. and Mrs
Asmusson Mr.. and Mrs. Krses and Alr. and
Mrs Rltlcnberg the Misses Harbarth Beck
man. Strasser. Asmusson. Bloomberg Ri.tle
naams and kletzin; Messrs. Kern, Thompson
Fielder, Havermann, Koenig. Rittle. Weiss
Sandtum, kletzin and many others