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The Portland daily press., 1898-12-15
CHRIS 7 Y MAS

Comes only once year. A great many hearts are
made happy by the kind remembranceS of friends
We want to be reckOned among the helpers to make
people happy. So usual you can find fine line OF
useful Dry Goods of all kinds at the LITTLE COR
NER STORE to select useful gifts from.
that Blankets would acceptable
The prices from SOC pair up high as $500 pair
For 1875 and $500 you can buy beautiful pair.
Parson and his wife will to
Table Napkins this would fine
give the complete set prices IS 25 575 $780, 90o lou0
100 and 1200.
Dress Goods in coo Lots house
dresses plaid dresses fact most any kind dress
you want
Prices from 29c $3.50 yard
good variety including Serges Cpons Whip
Cords Cameps Hair and many fancy weaves
From 29c so 90 yard
Towels prices 2oc 25c a5c Soc 65c 5c
up $100 apiece.
Napkins Soc $780, 25 15o 75 ZOO 2so 800, $50 s75
4.50, 500 and 600 dozen.
Gnghams for 10 and Il 12c yard
Best Percales put up in with ribbons For $00
wards, than it for the goods
Umbrellas Piles Of them extremely good bargains good 70
75c Better for $l00 with cover
with the Princess handles that de-
sable with fine wearing silks from S225 to 800 each
of these Unbre give you nox Tor them which
makes the present quite attractive
White Quilts a all prices from 75c to $500 each
Lasting Skirts and comfortable for SL00 3 l7o and
I250 each
silks Silks patterns Some enough for
dresses at 75c, $l.00 and $l2 per yard.
Handkerchiefs such pretty for little II IL 20 70
entirely 73c soc and Sl00 EACH all Ia
dies, Gent slor II L. II, 20, IS and SOC each,
Come i'm and make your purchases while the as
sortment is choice and varied
T.. +. HOMSTED,
45I Congress Street. deolr
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-15
MEN S
'NECKWEAR.

AT 25c showing much larger line than usual all the
shapes the SOC
all times of the staple black and white dress Ties New
handsome Four hands, Tecks aud Imperial at 800
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-15

OWEN. MOORE & co.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
8 r. &ibbY So.,
Wrs. Lowell, Our Millinery Manager, says

Tell the people about my
mark down Holiday Sale of
Paris style Trimmed Hats,
my untrimmed and Felt
Hats, Fancy Feathers and
Wings"
Fancy a masculine att
tempting Ito tell the
people" the story of this
fascinating collection OF
Beauty Bonnets
If our fingers were as nim-
BILE 20 write as Mrs. Lowelfs
and her trained assist
ants fingers are to manip-
uiate silk and Ribbon and
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-15

All grades and prices. AT r.
1-2c. White linen with hand drawn
hemstitching white linen with tape
borders fine lawn hen1stitched col
ored border henlstitched.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
WEST ST. PAUL,

Mrs. w. w. Newell gave a military tea
Wednesday between the hours of 2 and s,
at her home, on West Congress street, the
proceeds being for Bethany church. Mos
danes Schriber Dix, Cuff, Hosmer and Van
den Berg assisted the hostess. special
feature was the sale of choice receipts, got
ten up in patriotic style. good attendance
was present.-Miss Grace Bissell has re-
turned from spending the summer at Bis
marck. N. D.-Miss Rowe, of Chicago, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Nina Rowe Of
East Congress street.-The Ladies Aid So
cie:y of Bethany Church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. c. Mckay, of West Isabel
Street.-Mrs. David Todd. of East Congress
street and two daughters, Belle and Marjorie,
will leave this week to make visit with
Erin Division No. gave dancing party
Tuesday evening at Leidertafel's hail.
Mrs. N. Coleman. of East Winifred street.
has returned from Spring Valley.--Mrs. w.
j. Doran. of East Winifred street enter
tanned the Kensington Tea ladies Tuesday
afternoon Miss Jennie Clarke, of Roches7,
Mrs. Clarke. OF Greenwood avenue
Mrs. e. Baldwin and Miss Eta Meyers, Of
East Congress street, have gone to Chicago
for months visit"Miss Dorothy Chris
Hanson, of East Winifred street, leaves to-
morrow for Chicago.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Schnare and family, of Prescott street, have
removed to Montreal. Can.-Miss Them, Of
Sandusky, o., who has bsen the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Them, left for home last Sum-
day.-The Ladies' Guild. of Ascension
Church, met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Harper, or Stryker aYenue.--Ihe thursday
Night club met Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Sits, of State street.-Mrs.
E. E. Farrar, of Lake Benton, Mimi, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. A. B. Wood,
of Prescott street has returned home
Joseph Soule. of East Congress street, was
rendered a surprise party Monday evening
last, by large number of his friends.-
Mrs. S. w. Newton, of East ROBBIE street, Is
visiting at Council Bluffs, Io.-Mrs. John
Devlin, of East Isabel street. has returned
from GAINESVILLE, Minn.-Miss Florence
Hare, of East Congress street, has returned
Victoria, B. c., is the guest of her sister,
Miss Olive Tait-The Ladies Aid Society of
the Hebron Baptist church, met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. c. H. Bronson.-Mrs.
E. A. Sauer has returned from Owatonna.-
Mrs Theo. Hurting is entertaining Messrs.
Albert and Charles Hurting of Madison, Wis.
j NJ. Hawthorne returned Tuesday from
the Omaha exposition ]. B: Parker
and children, of East Isabel street, have re-
turned from Manitoba. Can.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
FOR TIE FUTURE.

The annual meeting OF the Twin City
Carleton club will be held Friday evening
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George H.
ElWell, 1903 Thirteenth avenue southeast, Min
neapolis. Officers will be elected and there
will be social hour for the renewal of school
friendships. The club is composed Of ex-stu-
dents of Carleton college, residing In st. Paul
Minneapolis. The annual meetings alter
nate between the two cities, as does the office
of president Of the club.
The second of a series of socials will be
held Monday evening, at the First Presbyter-
ian church. GrottO street and Lincoln ave-
nue. by the Young Peoples society. The en-
tertainment will consist of musical and
literary programme, as follows: Graphic
phone; recitation, Ida Fry; piano solo, Miss
Stebbns; vocal solos, Mrs Shea and Miss
SDrague
The Monday circle will meet Monday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hadley 1913
Harrington avenue. Mr.. Eberlein VIII read
a paper on Louis XII, the Universal Spider
Is the class topic, and Miss Helen James will
read paper on Francis l."
Myrtle Temple No. ., Rathbone Sisters, are
making elaborate plans for the dancing party
the society Is to give in BOwlby hall Oct
"a Miss Helly has been invited to lead the
grand march, which will be called the bicycle
march, and includes figures entirely new
The Univers&list Ladies' Aid society will
meet at o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
henry Rothschilds, 553 Marshall avenue
Meetings are held once every week at pres
ent as the members are preparing for their
annual Christmas sale
Minneapolis Lodge No. 81, Ladies' Society
TO the B. of L. F., will give a progressive
c'nch party Wednesday evening at the resi-
9ence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A Boink 1127
Reaney street.
young peoples social will be given
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr..
ana Mrs John Oberk, 7O1 East Cook street.
The Central w. c. T. U. will hold its reg
1 1 meeting Monday afternoon at the st.
Paul Commons
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
HAMLINE.

Mrs. e. N. Wolover is very i'll with pneu-
monfa at this date, but she is better than
she was at the first of the week-Arthur
Ridgeway is in Hamline, whence he was
Ridgeway.- Kings Daughters circle
will hold a sociable at the home of Miss Lulu
Weber, on Minnehaha street, next Monday
evening.--Mr. Rich is enjoying a few days
Presbyterian church held very pleasant
social at the home of Mrs. North last Tues
day evening. -Fred Pennington, of Cottage
Grove, IS making his home at Mrs W. A.
Crawf0rd's while he is attending the State
tertained her daughter. Mrs. Chapman. the
first of the Week.-Mrs. lone Patterson uho
has been visiting friends at Little Falls for
some time past, has returned home.-sec-
rotary and Mrs. E. w. Randell are visiting
the Omaha exposition this Week.-Mrs. Lulu
Weber has been entertaining Miss Huntress
OF st. Paul, the past few days-Mrs n
G. Bloomfield. who has been the guest If
her mother, Mrs. R. D: Bloomfield, has re-
Miss Martin have been in Winona the mast
Week.-Mrs. Williams, of Merriam Parl5
Is sojourning with Mrs. G. I. Humphrey fhis
week.-Mrs. Alta K Clark started for New
YORK last Sunday. evening, where she viii
spend the winter in the study. of music and
harmony.-Mrs. Bryan is visiting Friends
in Aberdeen, s. D., this Week.-Mrs. In
nior Temperance legion will hold fve-cent
social at the public reading rooms next
Wednesday yro afternoon 1. Weber has
nut Grove.-L. P. Smith is attending the
conference at Hutchinson.-Mrs. ri W. w
Evans and Miss Jessie have returned fron,,
a short visit in Northfeld-John Craw-
ford has moved from his old residence "r
Taylor avenue to the. house on FRY street
last occupied by Fred Harris-Miss p
Lockhart, who has been the guest of ME-
Robinson, left Tuesday for visit In the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

W. Lyons entertained at dinner Tuesday, in
honor of their fifth wedding anniversary.
Progressive euchre was played in the even
ing. Prizes were won by Mrs. Edwards, Miss
klinfelter, Miss Ames; Messrs. Hartly and
Jones. The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Edwards, of Winona.-Mrs. H.
f. Yates has been spending the week with
st. Paul Park friends.-Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Rust, of Reaney street, are visiting in Wi
nona.-Mrs. B. ]. Joy, OF Beech street, has
returned from Winona and La Crosse.-Miss
katherine Smith has gone to Chicago for a
months visit.-Rev. G. L. Conley and Mrs.
Conley have gone to Winona.-Mrs. Atkins
has returned from st. Cloud.-Miss Stella
Clark has gone to Omaha.--Mrs. A. Christie
has returned from Denver and Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Johnson, of Deer Park,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs c.. Nelson, of Cay
uga street.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hoffman, the
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Fisher,
of Bradley street, have gone to Helsingford,
Sweden
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
PERSONAL,

I'M, Mr. ard Mrs. Charles H. De Vault and
httle daughter Eleanor have returned home
after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.,
De vault, of 224 Uorth Victoria street.
Miss Marjory Fisher. of Irvine Park Ia
nome from Fort Wadsworth, N. Y. where
she mas been spending the summer with her
uncle, Col FULLY McCTea. 0i
George Gartner leaves for Chicago tonight
where he has accepted a position in the
Co. ~ Aiaiuy q
ene s lanes j. Runingan of Bradley street,
Ter agnes of Minneapolis, Wednesday.
1oa MISS BE Beh Bracket, of Sherman street, will
Ieave the last Of the month for Boston to to
spehu the winter with relatives
NM MI ra and Mrs; W. Weisel, of Pleasant ave-
tha1 sneut tS Iuesaay from the East, where
Ihty spent the past month.
dr,. W, Myr;ck; managing editor of the Mil
yesterday 'oi III St. raul
ho mrs: =. II. Tubbesing and Mrs. T. H Tuh-
C CSgS;lng nave gone on a three weeks visit in
IN MRS; s. A Scott, CT Keystone, Ird.. is Sd nd
lug the month with her mother, Mrs. r Ek-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
HAMLlNE UNIVER

MrS. shedd. of Osakis, is the guest Of her
so/, Harry L. Shedd. for few days.-Miss
Eva Johnson is entertaining her mother. from
Claybank. at the Ladies hall.-The fresh
men had a very enjoyable hay-rack ride
through Manchester last Thursday evening
They frightened every one they came within
a block Of with their college yells.-An ex-
collent picture OF DR.. Bridgman hangs upon
the chapel wall now, through the courtesy of
the class of 99.-Miss Maude Brown and
Miss Ella Sandland entertained G. A.
Brown, of Hanley Falls, the past week.
The Juniors entertained the freshmen at
the university Parlors on Thursday evening.
The decorations were in old gold and white,
the Juniors colors. About seventy-fve avail
ed themselves of the chance to spend an en-
liam Gillibray, nee Taylor, formerly of Ham
line university, has been visiting Miss
Blanche Donahue, OF '99.-Mss Anna Stone
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
I'M SOCIAL CIRCLES OF ST. PAUL

ing at Twin City hall in honor Of Miss
Mamie Klein to about $50 of her friends,
among whom were. Capt. and Mrs. George
Borscht, Mr. and Mrs. F. Seifert Mesdames Ell
les. Philips Metzger and Funke, Misses
Pilney, Donnelly. Buckley, Rothschild, Funk
ert. Waldorf, Rengel, Harding, Kiosterman,
Enes McArdell and Scharibillig, Messs
Frank ]. Files, G. H. Pfeifer Klosterman
Wilson, Burke Mcmahon, Lethert, Fortme er,
Effertz, Gmehie, Ned McArdell Mock, Muir
ply. Vervais, Dresser, Rothschild We.s, ].
Funke, Rengel Kelly, Pilney, Hurley, J. +.
Elles Salyus, Emmett Burchum, Meier and
Hoist. Music was furnished by Brose's Man
dolin orchestra. The feature OF the even
ing was The Song That r ached My
Heart" by Frank j.. Ellos
Invitations were issued during the week
for dancing party at the Aberdeen Wedne s-
day evening by Miss Proctor and Miss Muel-
Ter. Informal dancing follows the regular
dancing class.
Garfield w. R. C. No. 3 gave a progressive
card party last evening at its hall, 3l7 Wa
basha street. Prizes were wen as follows:
gressive, Mrs. Meeker; foot, Mrs. Jenkins;
gents progressive, Mr.. Atkins; foot. Mrs.
Maurice.
The ladies of the degree team of Maple
Leaf Camp No. 3S1 gave a cake wax and
hop Wednesday evening.
Miss Hallberg of Arundel street enter
tanned informally at cinch last evening.
The Eradelphian club will hold It's second
meeting OF the season with Mrs. Dale. Tues
day. This is a st. Paul club. which is start
ing on its fifth year of organized work. OH
GERS for the year are: President, Mrs. Shaw:
vice president, Mrs. Dale; secretary, Mrs.
Beal; assistant secretary, Mrs. Schriber;
treasurer, Mrs. Dodd.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Shepley, Of 1879 Uni
versty avenue. were pleasantly surprised by
a number of their friends Monday evening.
The evening was spent in cards and dancing.
Prizes were won by Miss Fetch, Mr.. Pothen
and Mr.. Smith. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell, Misses Lillian and Grace
McMamee, Anna Fetch, Miss Donaldson, Lora
Christphor. Ella Campbell, Mamie Newell,
Dottie Shepley, Misses Peterson and Cass,
er, Lawler, Rudolph F. Madigan, Newell,
Mugey and Prof. w. A. Wheaton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

Mrs; NJ. M: Clough, Of Garden City, this
Week-Judge Caldwell and wife, of lie
Sueur, and Mrs. T. L. Mathews, Of Helena,
Mont, We're guests of Mrs. G. ]. Reed last
week. The Cosmopolitan club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. F. L. Bralnerd Wednesday
afternoon.-M and Mrs E. A. Currle are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Currie of
Grand Forks.-Mrs. William Jones returned
home Saturday from a months visit at De-
nance io.-Fhe national convention OF the
W. H. M. s. of the NJ. e. Church will meet
IN Minneapolis Wednesday. Oct. 10. and CON
tlnue for eight days.-Mr and Mrs w A.
Naylor returned from Omaha last week.
Mrs. Judge Card, formerly of the Park, is
renewing her acquaintance with her Park
friends--Mrs. o. H. Rask, who has been
visiting In Caledonia. has re:urned.--Mrs.
c: s. Cowles entertained Mrs J. H. Rich,
of Red Wing, the past week-The Misses
Ella and Mamie Black, Of Duluth, are visit
ing the Misses Doak, of Selby avenue
J, Martz and family have gone to St. Mary,
Can, to reside.-Robert Gibson, who has
been sojourning In Idaho for the past
year, returned home last sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. r T. Elwell are the happy parents of
an eight-pound daughter.-Fred Mortimer
who has been messenger boy at the railroad
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

East.-Mrs. Guernsey entertained the Fleur
de Lis society. at her home Friday afternoon.
their president.-The Kings Daughters cir
Gle met at the home of their former pres-
dent, Miss Lulu Weber, and elected officers
for the coming year. Oflcers elected were:
Miss Lulu Weber. president; Miss Lucy
Rich, vice president; Miss Maud Wolover,
second vice president; Miss Mabel Glare, sec
rotary, and Miss Annie Cottier, treasurer
Miss Maude Herbert was the guest of Miss
Annie Cottier the first Of the week.-The
many friends Of Monroe A. Smith will be
glad to know he has so far recovered from
his illness as to be able to start in work
this week at Minneapolis William Craw-
ford Is taking a vacation caused by infam-
matory rheumatism-Mrs Whitaker of 1928
where she will be the guest of her sister.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
Sample Handkerchief.

A large sample line of Ladies'
extra fine quality Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs, all new and beau
tiful effects in embroidery, lace
trimmed, plain, hemstitched, EN-
broidered and sca1loped edges.
They are advance samples of Gr
our holiday stock. Your LSC
choice Monday for,
Many are worth double.
NOT Eve have extended the
time for placing orders for Hand
kerchiefs to be embroidered with
fac-simile signatures, initials, mon
ograms and crests. Orders placed
up to Wednesday afternoon will be
delivered in time for the holidays.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Miss Whitney, of st. Anthony Park. who
was the guest of Mrs. +. Gould. returned
home Thursday. House of Spokane
Wash, is the guest of her sister Mrs. Prank
Henderson.-The entertainment given nv the
Literary society Tuesday evening was great
success Among those taking part in the
programme were: Messrs. Knight. Widelake
Collins, Barber, Carter Williams Pridham
Boyd.-Messrs. James King and Walter Pat
ten, at Omaha, have been successful in secur-
ing the next convention of the Live Stock ex-
change for South st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
MERRIAM PARK.

The Ladies Society of Trinity NJ E.
Church will give social at the home of Mrs.
f. e. Thayer on Waltham avenue on Mon
day evening, Oct. 17.-Mr. and Mrs. A. p
Utter, OF Carroll street, entertained Mr.. and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

1000 yards of Tufted Novelties, in
a large range of coiorings-red and
black, green and black, brown and
black, olive and black, blue and
black and hello and black, fabrics
that should sell at Soc % e.
yard. Monday special :. - GDJ
A World Beater--2O pieces of Pan
anna Suiting, IN two shades of blue
and black. all pure worsted, AZ inch
es wide, actual value 85c a r. a.
yard. Here Monday for. eD SSe5
Our Pilot Cheviot, all sponged and
shrunk, ready to wear, in navy, ma
rine, cadet, Havana. ox-bIood, myr-
tie and black, so inches wide, all
pure wool. NJ so
Monday special ..... q GDa5
English hard-twistcd Covert Suit
ings, the correct fabric for tailor
made gowns, in all the leading and
popular colorings, 48 inches wide.
Our Monday o. a @Am
Imported Vigoreaux and Venetian
Suitings, in all the new shades of
blue-Dewey blue, marine blue,
cadet blue, army blue and military
blue, As inches wide, at per yard,
s. s5G 20 s snd s''25' g. 70
The new Paris Plaid idea-tt
shown-every right Plaid, in CO
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
Lace Department,

We will display Monday and Tues
day the grandest liue of French
Renaissance Lace goods ever shown
4 in St. Paul, and at prices that can't
be duplicated. They come in Robes,
Fronts, Searfs, Sashes, Gilets, Edg-
ing, Bands and Inserting.
Handsome A11-Overs in Span
giles, Embroidered Mousseline, TAT
} feta Jeweied, Chenille Taffeta, Vel
vet and Chenille Nets and Gold
: All-Overs, all exclusive designs
Our sale of SAM pies of Real Lace
N Handkerchiefs at HALF PRICE
Y continues Monday.
We have every shade of Chiffon.
Liberty Chiffon and Paris Muslin
3 in several qualities.
Novelties in evening wear just re-
ceived.
Monday Special Black, White
and a few colors in Plated On
Liberty Chiffon, worth 75c a sSyC
yard, for.
Our stock of Ladies' Tai1or-made
\ Ties is very complete-al1 the nov
elites of the season.
Il Monday Special - Black, White,
and all colors in Corded or 6sa IN
Tucked Taffeta, sold at nj. my
s. so. Special ........... YA'V/
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
New Autumn Dress Goods,

We can't remember of having seen more tempting
showing OF Fall and Winter
Of the feature which adds
much to their value in the eyes of women.
A few Monday hints:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

w. II. Bakers School for Dancing Lifts
hall. Best people, best patronized, best teach
ing, best results. Tuesday and Saturday
evenings. Fall term for children will BEGIN
Saturday, Nov. 5, at 3 o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

addressed the Junior Epworth league in an
appreciable manner last Monday afternoon a.
China and Chinese Children ="
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

station for some years, is now a full-fedged
te-egraph operator, and has been given
position by the company.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

Rock Crystal, Cameo Vases. Bulls
eye Cut Glass. They are new. Ask
to see them. Also many other sug-
gestions for Wedding Gifts and
Card Prizes. Bronzes, Lamps, Art
J China, etc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
Cloak Department..


The tailor's art never produced
handsomer ready to put on gar
ments than those we show Mon
day-and our stock is Completeness
personified. A Manufacturer gar
ment has stamp of individuality
ana exclusiveness that is impossible
to Ind In any other store in the two
towns. Mannheiner garments are
RIGHI-in style, fabric, fit, finish
and price.
In Velour Capes, Nantes, Coats
and Jackets we claim the handsou1-
est that were ever brought TO the
Northwest.
Jackets at $500 to $4,000.
LADIES' JACKETS.
Buy only the better grade, and
buy here-it's economy in the end.
See these Monday specials:
100 Jackets. every fashionable
material and style of this seasons
production in the 1ot-high storm.
notch or military collars. newest
sleeves; best of black or ca IN
fancy silk and satin lin N!Z.SU
ings. Our Monday price. ~5@sOV
Monday Special-28 suits, fabrics
of different kinds, stylish color
ings, finely tailored. Your choice
s $ s. 20 Ones sa:: y and $3.50
AL
New Separate Dress Skirts,
New Silk Waists,
New Wool Waists.
For Monday-Black Satin and
Black Taffeta Silk Waists, made
with all the new ideas--tucks and
cords. Your choice of the o. M
So. 90 and So. so ones m LEI
You will have a hard time TO
equal them for $500 to SO. so.
Other fine Jackets at STE.On-
PIG. 80. $4,000 nd up 10
5000.
Moderate priced ones, best of
style, good heavy materials. at !
So. go, S $50, $3.50 nd
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS. i,
1t has been rightly said that we
have 1.-The suit stock of the two
towns"-and our magnificent trade '
verifles the assertion. All the new
est shapes and colorings are here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
BLACK GOODS DEPT.

20 pieces of Black Imperial Serge,
extra heavy and strictly all pure
wool, splendid wearing fabric,
that you see elsewhere marked at
SOC a yard. Our Monday % 3D.
price ID 0G
The finest line of SOC Black Dress
Goods you would wish to see
should be75c yard. Our e "a
Monday special price,. a. W.
Paro1a Crepons-a large line of
handsome patterns, black only, 48
inches wide, our regular
S1.OO yard kind. Mon 81 "a
day special. ....... % aDW
One lot of new and very stylish
weaves in black, consisting of Sc
inch all-woo1 Pebble Suitings, 40
inch all-wool French Poplins, 49,
inch Trayers Cords. satin finish, 49,
inch all-wool Venetians, 46-inch all
wool French Whipcords, ali imported
to sell for 81 yard. &c s GEGA
Our Monday price 80. ~ 4 aGS ~
Black Mohair Crepons-10 pieces
of this new ami elegant material, to
be popularity worn this
season-the $1.75 quail M 3 S "A
ity, for Monday. 49,. 10 Ha 9 -
e most complete Plaid line ever
rect conbinatioa-here at $50,
nd $2.oO a yard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Henry Esmes. CT
East Tenth street entertained Wednesday
evening on the occasion of their first wedding
anniversary. Among the out-of-town CUES 8
were Misses Annie and Amy E2me3 and
Grant Phillips, of Lake City. There was
music, dancing and a cake walk
A surprise party was given Thursday even