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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27

recital, entitled "The Winters Tale" Thurs
day night at Manning School of Ora.ory IN
Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. e. Maxwell, Of Maronette Wis
is the guest of Mrs. Helen NJ Evans.
Mrs. Alexandria Adams has been enter
tanning her sister from Rochester.
Miss Jessie Lockhart, Of Clear Lake. s D..
spent several days in Hamline.
Mrs. c. H. Warner entertained Mrs. Hat
tie Sterns and Lawrence Kreis.
Misses Alta and Ella Clark are soend
Ing few days in Chicago.
Mrs. DR.. Moore has been entertaining her
brother from Hector MINI.
Mrs STILL who has been visiting DR.. c. e.
Magraw, has returned home.
Miss Mary McNeaI is entertaining ner
mother from Detroit City.
Mrs. George II. Hazard, of TayIor's Falls.
Is visiting in Hamline.
Mrs. E. L. Weber has returned from a few
days at Saltwater.
Miss Lillian Louver has gone to Red Wing
for short stay.
Miss Eva Johnson is spending a few days
in Red Wing.
Mrs Dr.. Kirkw Cd is enterta ming Nj I.5It,
of Brainerd.
Miss Nellie Hall is visiting relatives in
PlaiEvcw.
Mrs. f. ]. Funk has as her guest Mrs.
Newberry.
Mrs. f. n. V. Crist has as her guest Mrs.
Sherman.
Mrs. ]. E. Rounds entertained Miss Eitel
Rounds.
Rev. E. ]. Funk is spending few days at
Jordan.
Miss Jennie Osier has gone to Redwood
Falls
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PERSONAL.

Eugene Villaume. DR.. F. A. Xanten G. e.
Bruckner, H. Burg and A. Hohenstein, of
the West side. have gone on holiday trip
to the Pacific coast. They will take in sew
eral cities on he coast, and expect to be alb
sent from home about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Horton, Of Duluth.
have taken apartments at the Albion hotel.
Mr.. Horton is one of the prominent coal men
Of the Northwest and has many friends in
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Stevenson, of Dayton
avenue. with their son and daughter, will
leave on Thursday for Salt Lake City, where
they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Emma Lyons, Miss Cora Welch and
Miss Abbie Warner are home from Chicago.
where they have been attending the grand
opera.
Mrs. Dennis Follett entertained in her
rooms at the Albion Friday afternoon a few
Of her friends. Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Smith have taken
apartments at the Albion hotel where thew
will be at home to their friends after April I.
Mrs. Thomas F. Mccormick has returned
from four months visit in New York Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Misses Margaret and Cecilia Berschen have
returned from Minneapolis, where they, spent
a week with relatives and friends.
Miss Mollie Schrader. of Britt. To-. has been
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DAYTON's / BLUFF.

The Capital City, Cycle club entertained q
number of their lady friends at the club
house Thursday evening. Part of the even
ing was spent In card playing, after which q
programme Of ten numbers was danced.
music being furnished by the Capital City
Mandolin club. The club members are pre-
pairing for an Easter social. golden egg
will be given to the most popular member Of
the club.
The Ladies' Cooperative Society of the At
lantic Church gave dime social and Easter
sale in the church parlors Friday evening.
The committee in charge consisted OF Mrs.
W. w. Lewis, Mrs. L. A. Hirst, Mrs. George
Hammard, Mrs. B. E. johnson. Mrs. H. H.
Hamilton, Mrs. stowell and Mrs. Morrison
mid Lent rally was held Tuesday even
ing at St. Peters church, by the St. Paul
chapter of the St Andrews Brotherhood. W.
c. Cullen conducted the opening services and
addresses were made by Rev. G. H. Mueller,
Of St. Peters church; Rev: John Wright. OF
st. Pauls. and Rev. g. D. Andrews. Of Christ
church.
The Y. P. 8. G. b. of the Atlantic church,
held their emi-annual business meeting
Wednesday evening. Officers were elected as
follows: President, Miss May Brant; vice
president, H. A. Fabian; secretary. Miss
Leigh Hirst. and treasurer. Miss Belle De-
lano.
The meeting of the Dayton's Bluff Mothers
held Monday afternoon Mrs. Fitzgerald will
lead. and DR.. Horst win speak on Common
Physical Defects IN Children
Mrs. R. M. Vaux and children, who have
been spending the winter with relatives on
the bluff, left last week for Philadelphia, ac-
companied by Mrs. gNaux's brother, w.
Kieffer. vi
Miss Mabel Herbert entertained the In
Prizes were won bysMrs.I Wehring, Mrs. Whit
taker. Mr.. Kerr and Mr.. Lawson.
A number Of ladies' and gentlemen of the
blum attended the fifteenth wedding anniver-
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sary of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Guernsey
Monday evening.
The St. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Church
will give an Easter sale Monday afternoon
and evening at the home of Mrs Eddy on
Fourth street.
A surprise party, arranged by Mrs. w. R.
Ladd. was given to Mrs. DR.. Horst, Thursday
evening. The evening was spent In playing
cards.
DR.. Eachus has returned from his trip East.
Miss Elizabeth Daily, of Langdon, has been
visiting Mrs. James Mattimore.
Mrs Edgar Klinkerfues entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of St. Peters Church
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Fannie Hainlin will entertain the
Young Peoples Literary and Social club
Thursday evening"
Miss H. Brand. of the Marlowe. will en-
tertain the Two Hour Euchre club Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs Burke entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Bates Avenue NJ. E. Church
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Jones. of washburn Park Min
neapolis, spent part OF the week with Mrs. S.
Brant.
Mrs. Hoban. Of the Euclid view has been
called to Eau Claire, by the illness Of her
mother.
Foress, of Minneapolis, and Mr.. Merrick, Of
Duluth.
Mrs. Whitaker will entertain the Indepen-
dent Euchre club Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Carver Is entertaining Mrs
E. Robinson, Of Fall Creek, Wis.
A surprise party given for Miss Min
ME Ball Monday evening.
Miss Alice Quist entertained q few friends
Saturday evening for her birthday.
Miss Fitzgerald, Of Minneapolis has been
visiting Mrs ]. A. Robertson.
Mrs Rotert entertained Mrs. Diegle and
Miss Mahoney, Of 1tasca, Wis.
Rev. and Mrs. Jameson will entertain the
CoZy club Tuesday evening.
Mrs Eubanks entertained the Hesper club
Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mis-
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very successful entertainment was given
on Tuesday night at the home of Miss Lucy
Rich. under the auspices Of the Kings Daugh-
ters
P. Kaigher, assisted by the Masonic
quartette, of Minneapolis, gave a successful
concert at Dodge Center on Monday night.
A pleasant social event of the week was a
candy pull given by the young ladies Of the
hall Monday night.
The Womans Christian Temperance union
gave a successful sociable on Thursday night.
Miss Edith Wright entertained large num-
Der of friends at her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs ]. L. Henry and Mrs. Lawson, oi
Montevideo, are guests Of Mrs. ~ T. Rich.
Rev. ard Mrs. McKaig are spending a few
weeks in the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thulin have returned
from a few weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Master Lynn Lindsey entertained a few Of
his lit lie friends Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Duncan is the guest of Mrs.
Frank r. Brown Of Capital avenue.
Mrs. Grace Eidgway will give Shakespeare
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the guest Of Mrs. E. Jennings. on Tenth
street, for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Hutchins, Of West
Superior, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Rodecker, of Isabel street.
Mrs. H. s. Johnson. Of Winona, will visit
her mother, Mrs. ]. L. Forepaugh, of Laurel
avenue, this coming month.
Louis Butler Preston and Miss Alice Pres
ton, Of New York, have taken apartments
at the Albion hotel.
Miss Lila Milard, Of Holly avenue, ~e-
turns next month, accompanied by Miss Mat
tie Jones.
Mrs E. ]. Towle and Miss Anna Towle,
of Lincoln avenue. return next month from
Texas.
Miss Violet Dousman, of the Aberdeen,
goes to La Crosse this week to visit Miss
Paul
DR.. Walter A. Mcclurg arrives in St. Paul
today, and will be the guest Of D. A. Mon
fort.
guest Of Mrs. A. Greve, Of Summit avenue.
Mrs. Theodore Borup, Miss Ferguson and
the Misses Hill are home from Chicago
Gen. and Mrs. J. B. sanborn, of East Ninth
street. are in Washington, D. @.
Miss Alcott and Miss Hope were in Chi
cago last week for the opera
The Misses Finch, Of the Aberdeen, re-
turn this week from Kenosha.
Mrs. Conrad ,Gotzian, of +. the Aberdeen, is
home from the East
Mrs. Albert Schuneman returns in April
from Los Angeles.
Miss Grouse, Of Syracuse. visited Miss
Greve last week.
Mrs. GeorgegD. Cochrane has returned to
Butte, Mont
DR.. and Mrs. Park Richie are home from
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kalman are in Kan
sas City.
Miss Ray Lamprey spent last week in
Chicago.
Miss Theresa Lyons has returned from the
East
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

day afternoon with Rev NJ. L. P HILL of
the Albion. DR.. ]. P. Egbert read paper
on THE Value of Egyptology in Historic
ject followed Dinner was served at $50
o'clock and the following ministers were pres
ent: Rev. w. C. Covert, of the Merriam
Park Presbyterian church; Rev. G. w. Davis,
Arlington Hills church; Rev. NJ. D. Edwards,
of the Dayton Avenue: Rev. j. P. Egbert.
of House of Hope; Rev. W. G. Laube, of
Bethany church; Rev. M. R. Paradis. Hast
ings; Rev. ]. R. Sammis. Red Wing, and
Rev. C. W. Scovel, House of Hope.
An all-day meeting of the Ladies' Sewing
Circle of the Peoples Church was held Tues
day at the residence of Mrs. Cornish Of
is preparations for the Christmas fair to De
held next winter. Six committees have been
appointed. three ladies serving on each COM
mittee. The society is working this month
for the apron committee, next month it will
be the handkerchief committee, the next the
fancy work. next bags, and 50 on until
enough articles have been made for the sale.
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Gillard of st. Anthony
avenue, entertained the G. o. P. club Tues
day evening. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Fred Kuster. Mrs. P. ]. Lockwood, H. I.
Gillard and P. ]. Lockwood. The foot prizes
were won by Mrs. Warner and Fred Kuster.
host to a nicely arranged entertainment
Wednesday evening" In the theater Of Masonic
Temple. The auditorium was we'll filled and
a programme Of a varied nature given.
Mrs. Metcalf of Dale street, entertained
the Coronae Whist club Monday. Mrs. H.
W. Field, Mrs. J. C. Clarke. Mrs. D. o..
Meyer and Mrs. r. T. Cavanaugh made the
high scores.
Edward B. Dorsey has taken apartments
at the Albion, where his friends will find
him after March 20.
Mrs Jacob Danz, of Tilton street. enter
tanned the AS You Like 1t club at euchre
Monday evening.
Mrs Mcdonald, of Lincoln avenue, enter
tanned the Harmony Euchre club Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Bassford. of Iglehart street, enter
tanned the Twin City Euchre club Monday
evening
Mrs. A. B. Plough entertained the Fair
mount Euchre club Friday evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
IN THE FUTURE.

At Merriam Park Monday evening, April
II, Twin City Lodge No. 63, K. of P. will give
an Easter ball. The event takes place in
Columbian hail, and promises much that is
pleasant in the way Of good music and well
arranged dance card.
Gen. Sibley Circle Ladies Of the G. A. R.,
are making preparations for the opening OF
the new hall on Wabasha street. The hall is
about ready, and, Monday night will be
formally opened with large card party.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Chris
tian church. will give Klondike social
Thursday, at the residence of Mrs w. E.
Rogers, CT South Exchange street.
Mrs. H. c. Burbank will deliver an art
lecture Tuesday evening in Central hall, St.
Anthony Park, under the auspices of the
Church of Our Father.
Mrs. Irene Jones, president Of Gen. Sibley
Circle No. 6, will give a progressive euchre
party at her home. 179 Pleasant avenue,
Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Afternoon H. u Euchre
club will entertain their husbands Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs. p. J. Lockwood,
Aurora avenue
The Birthday Afternoon Euchre club will
be entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs w.
c. Montgomery at her home, 166 West Ninth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marvin. of South Elk.
change street, will celebrate the sixty-first
anniversary Of their marriage April g.
Prof. Heron will meet the members of all
the woman's clubs and societies at the Com
The Manhattan Pleasure club will give its
fifth social hop April 10, in Twin City hall,
Rice University and Wabasha streets.
Mrs. ]. V. Hawkins. of East Isabel street,
will entertain the Ladies Afternoon Euchrs
club Tuesday afternoon.
The X. X. K. Jrs. have arranged for their
fourth hop. to be given in Lifts hall Wednes-
day evening, April 20.
The Manhattan Pleasure club will give a
dance at Twin City hall. Rice and University
avenue, April 10.
The members of Hebron Baptist church are
arranging to give an entertainment and art
exhibit, April l.
The ladies Of Atlantic Congregational
church will give an entertainment April II, in
the church.
The next meeting of the Van Buren, branch
of the pubic school union will be held April
IA.
The Kangaroo club will meet Thursday
with Mrs. E. T. Judhon, of Dayton avenue.
George Kennan speaks in Woodruff hall
April Z. on Russian Convict Miners
The Cozy club meets Tuesday with Mrs.
Jameson.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
0GlGEY: 5

los by A. Mcknight, Fenwck and Sinclair;
also recitations by Helen Armbruster and R.
Sinclair. after which refreshments were
served. Those present were:
Miss Winnie Thompson. Miss E. Pohl-
man. Miss Maggie Walker. Miss Lille
Blomst Miss E. Marquet, Miss B. WuIn.
Miss Lucretia Souter. Miss L. Pfffner Miss
A. Henke. Miss l. Armbruster, Miss A.
Bocth; A. Mcknight. H. Cutie, 5. S. Met
D. Fenwick Ed Halbe. H. Wulfr. R. Sin
C air. A. Henshel. ]. Henke. J. Pffner,
v. Blouquist. A. Booth.
versity to the number of fifty or sixty. last
evening paid a social visit to one of their
fellow students, Floyd Burns, at his resi-
dence. 735 Laurel avenue. The evening was
spent in student fashion. with songs.
speeches, recitations and college yells. Re-
freshments We're served. and the punch
bowl, under the ledge of the circling steps in
the reception hall, presided over by Mrs.
Burns Jr.
Mrs. Paulina Griggs. of Burr street. gave
o'clock. The parlors were decorated with
carnations and Jacqueminot roses. The
hostess assisted by her granddaughter,
Miss Paulina Griggs. Mrs Griggs has lately
passed her eightieth birthday, and the event
was in celebration cf that occasion.
On Thursday evening reception in honor
of John DAILY, the Irish patriot, was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice OConnor. at their
residence. 10 Sherburne avenue. 10 :.
Supper was laid for sixteen and afterwards
about fifty of Mr.. Dalys admirers called to
pay their respects programme of short
speeches, music. songs and recitations fol-
dering two Irish patriotic songs. .-....
The following were present:
J. J. Regan. Jno. P. Kyle, John Cavan-
agh Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Woulfe, P: NJ.
Moroney. Mr. and Mrs. William Mickey,
Jno. j. Woulfe DR.. E. w. Buckley, J. d.
Collins. T. ]. Doyle, P. ]. Kennedy and j.
H. Nightingale, Minneapolis: d. OConnor,
J. ]. Foley. Geo. D. Flynn Cornelius O'Con-
nor, T. F. Carey. P. Colbert, James
Wouilfe. James Lynch, NJ. R. Morohey. Miss
Nora O'Connor, Miss Alice Ring. Richard
Woulfe Frank H Grant
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
Lining Department.

We say, without fear of con-
tradiction, that this is the most
complete department of its kind
IN the Northwest-and prices are
lowest, quality considered.
Real French Haircloth, made of pure
horse hair, shrunk ready for use, sold
by us exclusively-24 inches wide.
Monday Specials:
i7c for genuine French Hairc1oth,
made of real horse hair, black and
gray.
lOc for Fast Black Taffeta, So In
ches wide. worth 26c a yard.
l5c for Moire raffetine, 40 inches
wide; fast black, our 25c quality.
I2Hc for Black Percaline, SO inches
wide, the zoe quality.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27

SOC a yard for Silk and Wool
Novelty Dress Goods in a variety
Of styles and color combinations
the regular 75-cent quality.
75c a yard for Pebble Suit
ings, one of the latest weaves, in
two-tone coloritgs, 46-in. wide.
500 a I'd. for English Graft
ite Cloth, 50 inches wide, pure
wool, in a choice assortment of
colorings = warranted to give
perfect satisfaction.
500 a yard for English Co.
vert Cloth, so inches wide, for
bicycle, outing and travelling
suits, always popular for hard,
serviceab1e wear.
= $t.OO a yard for Sponged
Cheviots, steam sponged and
shrunk ready for wear, 50 inches
wide, pure wool, in all the lead
ing shades-unexce11ed for serv-
ice.
We would call particular attention
Fabrics for costumes and tai1or-made
shade of Kerseys, Meltons, Clay Wors
ynt-fc 10, 4 z IA
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
LADIES, .NECKWEAR.
Eas ter Gloves.

We have just received our full
and complete spring shipment of
Perrin's Peerless Pique, Reynier
and Maggioni, III all the newest
Estitchings and shades French
grays, mode, maize, white tan,
brown, green and red--the finest
lot ever opened in St. Paul.
$I.oO a pair for ladies' 2-stud Pique,
in the most desirable coiors and sizes.
$I.25 a pair for the worlds best
2-stud Pique.
A full line of Misses and Boys
Gloves.
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Two Thousand Black 81

J. :
Two Thousand Black Silk
Lengths, half yard, three-quar
ters of'@a yard, one yard, one and
half yards, two yards, three. yards,
four yards, five yards, six yards, seven
yards, eight yards-and about six
hundred lengths of Coiored and Fancy
Silks, ranging from a half-yard to
five yards, ~ s-..-f-'
Mondays prices, Sc to $500 each.
Twenty-Five Gents yard
2,00O yards Fine Japanese Wash
Silks, all in the newest color combi-
nations and correct stripes, cords,
checks and plaids-5an all-siik article.
Forty Nine Cents yard
One lot of Plaid Taffetas,
One lot of Roman Stripe Taffetas.
One lot of wide White Habutai Silks.
One lot of wide Black Eabutai Silks.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
Dress Trimmings.

See those new Spang1ed Gar
nltures, Bands and Edgings, in
black and colors, including Burnt
Orange, Turquoise and Iridescent
colorings, in Bands and Baya-
dere effects.
Cut Steel Garnitures, Bands and
Buckles; also the narrow one and two
line Steel Edge, used for braiding.
BRA1DS-We are showing all the
late patterns in Braids, Garnitures,
Yokes, Blouse Effects and Skirt Pan
els. N, 2ir
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27

Sixty-2ix Cents yard
For any Of this great collection Mon
day. Many of them are worth $1.OO
and $1.25 yard.
- Wide Black Twilled India,
50 Wide Black Plain India,
Good rustling 23-inch Black Taffeta,
Heavy quality Black Peau de Sole,
Rich and lustrous Black Satin Du-
chesse, ra:
S pieces of nice quality wide White
Silk,
10 pieces of wide White Brocaded
Silk,
10 pieces Of wide Co1ored Brocaded
Silk,
Is pieces of New Roman Stripe Tai
feta,
Green, gray and brown Lining Taf-
fetas.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
Notion Specials.

These arefors Monday, and
they are the Mannheimer kind
the best for the money.
SIC a yard for best Corduroy and
Plain velveteen Skirt Binding.
l2c each for best Whalebone, sc
inches long.
Sc for two cards of the best Hump
Hooks and Eyes made.
Sc bunch for best Kid Hair Crimp-
ers-sizes tip tor5-inch. s
&c bunch for sizes up to Tin ch.
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Eighty-Nine Cents a yard


Eighty-Nine Cents yard
Monday you can secure some re-
markable bargains in this lot. New,
attractive and very stylish Novelty
Silks. many at half actual value. Fine
Black Silks in plain and fancy weaves.
Choice Black, Colored and Novelty
Grenadines. New, Rich Plaid and
Check Silks in great variety, and so
very reasonable in price that all can
afford to buy:
Extra-At Ioc a yard
MONDAY AFTERNOON, FROM 1
till O'Clock, we will sell a fine and
strong quality White Habutai Silk,
full 20 inches wide, at l8c a yard.
Owing to the extraordinary low
price, we can sell only IS yards to
each customer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27

Smith. Mrs. Mogler. Mr. Rotert and Mr.
Guernsey.
basket social was given Friday evening
at the Forest Street Mission.
Mrs. Guernsey will entertain the Hesper
club, Wednesday, April g.
Mrs. Hickey will entertain the Fleur de Lbs
club Friday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Nobb entertained the Just Us
club Friday evening.
A surprise was given for G. B. Hainiin
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Korphage is entertaining Mrs. Zeglin
Of Waconia
Mrs. Charles Miller entertained Thursday
afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
The Carpet Department.

While general stock large and parably
the finest and highest class in the ywe asomake specially
OF medium class and cheaper grades in Floor Coverings
We offer Monday entire line of Belgian
grains at 90 cents yard This the grade ngain
made We have so styles.
We call special attention Offering the
Tapestries fully equal in and wearing qualities
Body Brusselsthey wde 85 We
are sole distributors of the fabric in this section. -
You can't afford o miss this sale.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27

Monday we will place on sale
$50 Silk Umbrellas, in black, red,
navy and green. every one guar
anteed for one year not to crack.
We have them in 20 and 2S-iuch.
They would be cheap at $4.0o.
To introduce "The Rainbow" we
will sell them, the 26-inch for $500.
the 2e-inch for $3.50,
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
Art Embroidery Dept.

The popularity of this corner
of the Great Store is growing
more marked every day. Seems
to be the headquarters for lovers
of art needlework. The Monday
specials are:
25c for Baby Pillow Slips.
soc each for 45x45 inch Lunch
Cloths.
4oc each for 3Ox3o inch Lunch
Cloths.
12c, 1sc and csc each for lovely
little Work Baskets.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
Hosiery Department.

20 900 pairs of HighGrade Stockings at o.
per pair ....... ZCC
Annual Hosiery Sale Monday morning
9o shaTP Hundreds of people waiting this
men. 1t will be record-breaking event
arranged on tables the Hosiery Aisle
urers stock of Hosiery worth pair The entire
lot goes at r ~ ~
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR
Every one knows what Mannheimer Sale means Be
on hand at $50 for the best values contains
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-03-27
Cloak Department.
THOUGHTS FOR EASTER.

Suggestive tips-the swel1est
products Of the tailor's art. Such
garments as we have now, with
so much character, never left the
tailor's hands. And they have
arrived in very large quantities
during the past few days.
Tailor Gowns in the latest
ideas, Jackets in the 4-button
box and fly front, tight fitting
and cutaway. Handsome Dress
Skirts of wool and silken fabrics.
Beautiful new Silk Waists, fan
cles and plain, black and COL
=ored. We can't say too much for
our Laundered Waists. And our
liking" Waists are here made
for Manufacturers can't be had
elsewhere in st. Paul.
Stylish Silk Mantles and Capes,
new Golf Capes, in shawl and
other materials. f:S
See Our swell Imported Silk
Blouses-just here.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
? Never was such an array shown in
the Northwest-every new fabric, and
every conceivable shape in Jackets
and, Skirts. Jacket in 4-button, box
and fly front, tight fitting, cutaways,
blouse, and stylish saddler Jacket.
Skirts of the Paquin. Spanish founce,
circular, 5 and 7-gored, and the new
drag, handsomely tailored by artists
in the line.
Prices are 5000 to $4,000.
LADIES' JACKETS.
All the effective materials in Jacket
wear-pretty Coverts, Tweeds and
Meltons-the jaunty 4-button box
front, the neat fly front and the tight
fitting cutaway.
Prices are $500 to $780,.
LADIES' .CAPES.
Stylish short Silk Capes, lace and
chiffon ombination-the elaborate
imported garment and the more mod
crate domestic. Prices are SI2. 20 to
10000.
Others in black cloth materials, new
Golf and tourist effects in shawl and
other materials. Prices are SI2. so to
$4,000
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS.
We have them in all the leading and
popular materials and weaves of the
season--Pierola, Jacquards, Serges,
Paquin, Sicilian, Mohairs and Bril-
liantines. Prices are $I.75 to $4,000.
Others in beautiful Black Silks, at
$3.50 to $500.
And nearly every Skirt we sell Is
ours exclusively. Why? We make
them ourselves.
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Fancy Taffeta Ribbons.

A wonderful purchase of over
500 pieces of the choicest Fancy
Taffeta Ribbons, in Roman
Stripes, Swell Checks and Tartan
Plaids, 4, a and inches wide.
33c yard Monday. They are worth
SOC. o0c and 75c. Better lay in a sup
ply now.