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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-15

East Congress street, spent few days
in Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Maggie, of Livingston
avenue, enterta ned Mrs. Nash and son,
OF Chicago, last week.
Mrs. George w. Hosmer, of Ada, Mimi,
the guest of Mrs. G. Dix, Of Hall avenue.
returned Wednesday.
Miss Keller and Mrs. Cornielson, the
guests of Mrs. c. E. Keller, have re-
turned to Wisconsin.
Miss Ida Mckay, of DEBORAH. To-, who
visited Miss Julia Christensen, has gone
to Spokane, Wash.
Miss Minnie Ossmann, of Winslow ave
nue., entertained the Kings Daughters
Tuesday evening.
The B. B. S. society met Saturday. after
noon with Miss Phoebe Perry, Of East
Winifred street.
Harmony camp, R. N A, gave euchre
party and quilt rattle Monday evening at
Pythian hall
The Misses Christensen, of East VIM
fred street, entertained Informally Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Hottinger, of Fergus Falls, Mimi,
is visiting Mrs. E. A. Hottinger, of East
Robe street.
The Ladies Of the Independent League
Oct. a.
Miss BERTHE steiger, of East Robe
street, entertained informally Friday
evening.
MISS II. v. bdTSl6I, Ol w lllIlISu SbiCCl,
has returned from visit in Virginia and
Ohio.
The Brotherhood of Firemen will give
a dance Tuesday, Oct. 81, at Wittisch
hall.
Arthur Camden, of East Winifred
street, will leave next week for Nebraska.
Miss Beswick, of Appleton, Mimi, is
visiting Mrs. Hunt, Of West Delos street.
Mrs. G. Weber, of East Congress street,
has returned from West Baden, Ind.
Mr. Abbott, of Delavan, is the guest of
Mrs. w. B. Stoner, of the Dodd road.
Miss Bowman, of Ada street. returned
Wednesday from Dewland, Wis.
Mr. Goodrich, Of Wisconsin, Is the guest
of Mrs. Stapole, Of Ada street.
P D. Godfrey, of East Winifred street.
has returned from the East.
Rev c. L. Warstler, of East Congress,
has returned from Chicago.
V. Landerdale, of East ROBBIE street, has
returned from Red Wing.
Percy Chapman. of Ohio street, has re-
turned from Chicago.
Mrs. Nagle of Livingston avenue, mas
gone to Oh .cago.
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personal MENTION.

Thomas J. Magee, formerly of St Paul,
now of Dubuque, To- has been visiting
friends here for the past week. MI MA
gee was accompanied by his wife. me h,s
two came zoe miles to meet the Inlrteenth
Minnesota regiment.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson, of the Port
land, will leave Friday for New 1ork,
to sail the following week on the the, steam steam
er Victoria for Europe. She Will spend
the winter abroad.
Mrs. Henry B. Farwell of Selby ave
nue.. has returned from visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Merritt, IN Chica a,
go. and to her sister, Mrs: John ROSS, IN
a suburb Of the Windy City.
Mrs Albert H LindelSe of Summit ave-
nue.. and Mrs c. NJ Ide, Of Thirteen-h
street, went to Omaha last week to attend
the wedding of their niece Miss Huioa
Schultz.
nue.. IS in Chicago. She has been elected
to a position as teacher in the Saturday
class at the Art institute.
Mrs. D. T.. Curtice, of 875 Laurel avenue,
entertained Miss Blanche Moulton, or the
Robert B. Mantell company, during the
past week
Mrs. E. H. Gutter, Of Nina Nina avenue We n3oI is
tana, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury, OF
Winona.
Mrs. Clarence c. Tallman and daughter
Corrine, of st. Adams street, and friend,
Mrs. Gillis have returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Jordan, of Spokane. Wash, has
returned to her home after q weeks visit
with Mrs. McKenna. of Reaney street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Moulder, of Fargo
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs
w. D. Moulder, of Charles street.
Miss Olive Foren, of Irvine Park, who
has been visiting in Chicago and Mflwau-
kee has returned home.
Frank H. Davis, of Olive street has re
turned from two-weeks' vacation IN and
around Fargo, N. d.
Mrs Warren Upham, of Central park
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vim Void. of Cannon Falls and Lawyer
Moser. Of Hastings.
Mrs. M. Margraff. of Hawthorne street.
entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr.: and
Mrs. A Christie and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Jones.
Mrs. o. A. Burgess of Sims street. is
entertaining Mrs. A Hanson, of Maui
ston. Wis. and Mrs. P. M Holden. To-
Mrs. c. S. Murray. of Reaney street.
has gone to Beloit, Wis, called there by
the death Of her mother, Mrs c. P. Muir
ray.
Mrs. Roy Chase, of Reaney street. is
entertaining Mrs. Andrews and Miss Ger
trude Andrews, Of River Falls. Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Hamilton. are enter
tanning Miss Grace Woodruff and Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Durkee, of 1ronwood.
Mich. were guests of Mrs. G. L. Creson,
of Beech street, part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John James. of East Sew
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Lewis.
Wis. We're we're guests of Mrs. ' K. streeter. OF
Beech street, during the week.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert. of Sioux Falls.
bert. of York street.
Mrs. L. A Webster of Fauquier street.
entertained Miss Johnson. OF Saltwater,
during the week
DR.. and Mrs. o. Sohlberg, of Sims
visit in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs T. E. Low and Arthur
Low. of Brainerd. are visiting East st.
Paul friends.
Mrs w. w. Walters, of Livingston,
Mont, Is visiting Mrs. q. s. Madigan. of
John street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Bedford street.
entertained the Seven Up card club Fri
day evening.
Mrs G. w Golf. of Lafayette avenue
entertained during the week Mrs. Riddle.
of Duluth.
Miss Alice Perry has returned from
Rowe Mass, after a months visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson. of Mount Ida
street. spent part Of the week in Spoon
er. Wis.
Miss Kittle Boyle. of Itasca. Mimi. is
a guest of Mrs. w. 8. Aldrich. of Burr
| street.
Mrs F. P. Stone. of Dickinson, Is a
guest of Mrs. d. Mclean. of Sims street.
Ms. Oliver Ames, of Reaney street,
| Mrs. B. ]. Knapp. of Cook street. has
returned from Leavenworth. Wash.
Dr. and Mrs. Martel. of Case street,
| have returned from Toronto.
| Miss Helen Golf. of Lafayette avenue.
| has returned from Anoka.
| III. Guy Williams has returned from New
| York.
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J. Muggley. ]. j. Mcclure. T. Fl. Smith.
M J. O'Neil. T. j. Spriggs; Messrs. td-
ward J. Muggley, NJ J. O'Nei A. j.
Fetsch, George w. Mcclure; T. opIlSi7S'
Banding. w. G. Mitsch, H L. Alpachten'
W A. Gerber, Frank Gatler. John G.
McDermott. John Hunt. M. Wilson, a.
W. Pontius, Charles Sonnen. Pete Pusch'
George J. Mitsch, J. ]. MCGUIRE.
entertained large party of children Fr.-
day evening for her daughter ana son,
| May ard Leo MCGUIRE Prizes were wen
| by Miss Irene ORegan. Master George
| Mannheimer and Mss Dale Montgomery.
| Mrs. William Kelly, Of Oakdale - avenue nue.
| for the benefit of St. MichaePs bazaar;
! Prizes were won by Mrs. G. L. Haas and
! Mrs Pat o B n
| Mrs. ]. G. Eiseman of 96t Rice street,
| entertained the Daisy Bell Euchre ctuo
! Wodnes .ay afte: noon Prisss We're y, Won
! Blake man The club will meet Thursday
! afternoon with Mrs. Biakemore, OF Rlce
street.
! Miss Anna Bertossi and Henry Bert0ssl
| gave a progressive cinch party Iuesday
| evening at their home on Iglehart street
Honors were won by MISS Emma 5aSata,l,
| Miss Louise We nike, Charles BERGMAN
| and Herman Brandhorst.
Mrs. S. E. Mahan, of 1872 Iglehart street
! entertained the Bon Ami Euchre clut
| Wednesday afternoon. The favors were
| won by Mrs McMannis. Mrs. Lambert
| and Mrs Raboteille The mex hostess
will be Mrs. Bazille.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, E. Munson entertalned
last evening at their home on CaDlto
avenue in honor of L. W. Bailey. Mrs
| Munson was assisted by the Misses VIII
! Hams.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The officers for the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society for the ensuing year
are: Mrs. Curry, president; Mrs. II. G.
Ashcraft, vice president; Mrs H. A.
Charles corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Kimball recording secretary, and Mrs.
Gundlach, treasurer
Mrs. Charles Blood of White Bear
lake. was the guest Of honor at a dinner
given Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A.
Christie Mis- William Jones assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. z. @. Holmes. of Burr
street. entertained the first of the week
Mrs. Nellie Johns Norman. of New Rich
mond. and Guy Williams. of Duluth.
Mrs. M. Wicker. of Clark street. is en-
pertaining Mr. and Mrs. F. A: Martin and
Mrs, Bickle, Of Maryland. Wis. and Mrs.
Wicker, of Hayfield. MINI.
Mrs. E. M Atkins. Of. Lafayette ave,
nue.. is entertaining Miss De Leo, OF
Aiysian; Miss Beulah Wheeler and MIS-.
john De Leo. of st. Cloud
Mrs. l.. A. Webster. Of Fauquier street,
gave a luncheon Wednes say for the mem
hers of Ellsworth Circle. G. A. r. M IS.
George Brookins assisted.
Dr and Mrs. O. Sohlberg are enter,
tanning MIR. and Mrs. ]. Moser and AL
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. T Lightbourne, Of
Sunday last MI and Mrs. Gustav Ku-
lender of Walker, Mimi, and others,
After dining the party were given a troll
ley ride to the Indian mounds and fish
hatchery.
Mrs. Warren Upham, of Central Park,
will entertain at dinner Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss Forbes, of Mime
apolis; Miss Nix, Miss Scott and Mrs. H.
Black.
Mrs H. c. stoweIl, of Conway street,
entertained a company of ten at lunch
con Friday. The tabfe decorations were
roses and carnations and maiden hair
fern.
Mrs G. NJ. Reade gave a dinner Fri
day evening at her home, on Grand ave-
nue., in honor of her sister, Mrs. J. Ash
ley, of Vinton, To-, who is visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mcmillan enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home, on Summit avenue, in honor Of
Mrs. Dumont of Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Robert e. McCleary. of East
Fourth street, entertained at dinner Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Clark, of
st Cloud.
Mrs. John n. Thayer will give a lunch
con Wednesday at her home at White
Bear lake.
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MATRIMONIAL.

The wedding of Miss May Snow, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Snow, to
George 7. North was solemnized Tuesday
parents. 701 East Fourth street. Rev IN Mr..
Taylor, of Taylors Falls off1ciated. The
bride was attended by Miss Ocie Hazard,
and the groom by Thomas Alleger. The
bride wore a dark blue cloth gown, with
white satin yoke. and the maid Of honor
a mulberry red broadcloth. Mr.. and Mrs.
North will reside at 7O1 East Fourth
street.
ter, Of this city, and Miss Harriet T..
Hayes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Hayes, Of NJ nneqpolis, will be celebrated
in Minnea1oiis ME- and Mrs lister IL vii viii
receive after Nov. l at 449 Beacon ave-
hue.
The engag cement Of Miss Charlotte Bak-
er 10 William Gordon is announced. Miss
Baker is a student at the st. Paul School
of Fine Arts
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SOCIAL SIDE OF LODGES.

Mr.. and Mrs Twist, of East Ninth
street, were pl asantly su pr:sed Tues
cay evening by the members of Diamond
Lodge. d. of H. and the Ellsworth Cir
cleo A. R, the occas ion being their eigh-
t cath anniversary. Diamond 10 'ge prs
scented 1S Mrs; TWIST vita beautiful badge
them with a silver cake basket. Music
and cards were the feature of the even
ing.
The Ladies Auxiliary, B. Of L. E., will
give the first of sai1es of card parties
Wednes6ay afternoon, at Odd Fellows
Ea!l Fifth and Wabasha streets.
Acker Post No. I, w. r. c., will give
a progressive cinch party Thursday even
ing at TIE home of Mrs Chapron, 76S
RonGo street.
Columbia Lodge No. IA, D. of H, will
give a euchre party and dance Tuesday
evening at their hall, S,Xrh aud Seventh
streets.
y progressive cinch party will be given
rect, by Carried Post No. 5. G. A. r.
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pen, of Granville, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Crippens sister Mrs. {. +.
Nienhauser, returned Thursday evening"
The NJ. s.; G. Euchre club t1;1 Will , mees
Schweitzer of st. Anthony avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Way and Miss Mildred
Way have returned from Duluth.
Mrs. Robert seeger entertaineed Friday
evening for Mrs. Lawton. of st. Louis,
and Mrs. Ficke of Cincinnati.
Mrs. James Darmody is entertaining
Mrs Stewart; of Faribault, and Mrs.
Harry Faulkner, of Wisconsin.
PERTAINING Mrs. Ficke, of Cincinnati. and
Mrs. Lawton. of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seeger entertained
Monday evening for the twenty-sixth an
niversary of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tisdale and Mr.. Fred
Zerith. of Winona. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Tlsdale.
Mrs. Charles Heinrlchs. of River Falls.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vihstadt
Mrs. Kelly, of Fargo, will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Theodore
Franks.
Miss Gusta Ner. of st. Louis. spent
part of the week with Mrs Samuel
Miss Raleigh voedsch has returned
after visit of several months In Chi
cago.
Mrs. Fred Kroeger. of Winona,. WAS a
guest Oh MIS-. d. W. LIZ May, OIL 1HiNu
street.
Mrs. George Darmody, of Fargo, is,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs William Darmody.
The Stormy Euchre club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Jacob Mannhelmer'
Mrs. Mia Schelfer and Mrs. Gustave Won
GoetZen have returned from New York.
Mrs. Blackledge, of Montana, Is a guest
Of Mrs. j. Spiel, of East Sixth street.
Miss Addie Clark, of St. Cloud is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. r, E McCleary.
Mrs Charles Lambert, Of Young
America, is visiting Mrs. Alderman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart enter
tained informally Sunday evening.
Mrs Siebold entertained informally
Thuriday evining for her son Carl.
Mrs Adolph Naumann entertained at
coffee Sunday for her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Buechner have returned
from Fairhayen and Paynesville.
Mrs julius Truewe, of Young America.
is visiting friends on the bluff
Mrs. Fred Gardner entertained the MIS-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-15
PLEASURES PAST.

Miss Anna Wall. of Lawson street. en-
tertained at cards Tuesday evening
Favors were won by Miss O'Neil, Mrs.
Metcalf. Carl Wall and c. Chairman.
Miss Anna Mitsch was rendered a sur
prise party by a number of her friends
Friday evening at her home, $50 Aurora
avenue Miss Mitsch was assisted by
Mrs. Edward J. Muggley and Mrs w. 5.
O'Brien. A musical programme was par
ticipated in by Miss Gross and Miss
O'Brien, DR.. Kelly and William Bishop.
Music was furnished by the Probst Man
doIin/orchestra. The guests We're: Misses
Gertrude O'Briep. Agnes Nealy, Anna
Kurz. Matte Muggley. Kate O'Neil.
Louisa, Kneip, Emma RamloW, CIemen-
Cross I,a Allie Mossang, Lillian MCCARTHY.
Marie Bang; Mesdames W. p. O'Brien,
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

inging at the Bates Avenue NJ e. church
as a welcome to Rev. Mr.. Foster. and a
farewell to Rev. Mr.. Sage. On the re-
ception committee are Mr.: and Mrs.
Charles o. Krieger, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
and Mrs Mollle Miller. The programme
is in charge of Mrs. 8. P. Spindler, Mrs.
VIM. Brink and Mrs. Frank Van Duyne.
Miss Johanna Willius entertained the
following young people Wednesday even
ing: The Misses Cora and Ida Bohn,
Go Brink May Lee; Messrs. Roy Brink,
Fred Sharood, julius Kneisel, George Lee
and Charles Townsend.
Mrs. Johanna de Haas gave musical
Monday evening. Mrs de Haas was as
sisted by Mrs. Riegelsbergers and Mr..
Williams, of Duluth. and Mrs. Herman
Scheffer.
Mrs. ]. T. Crippen and Edmund Grip
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entertained Mrs Nathaniel Shepard, of
Minneapolis, today.
Mrs. Emma Fammersley has returned
from a visit to Indianapolis, Terre Haute
and Chicago.
Mrs. Woolsey, of Case street, is enter
tanning a party of friends from Orion
Vile, MINI.
Miss Lovely, of Marshall avenue, is en-
tertaining Mrs, Laura Fuller, of Albert
Lea.
Mrs. s. D. Palmer. of the Hiawatha,
has taken a house at $50 st Adams street
Mrs. Thomas O'Regan, of Marshall ave-
hue, has gene East for few weeks.
Joseph Peterson, of Moorhead, is visit
ing Frank H Davis, of Olive street.
Miss Emma Deppe, of South Wabasha
street, has returned from Europe.
Mrs. J. P Gribben, OF Summit avenue,
has returned from the East.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

A reception is being planned for those
boys Of the Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four
at one me members Of the mechanic arts
high school. The alumni association have
charge of the affair and it is expected
The following will be guests: Alex Nicoll,
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Society.

Mrs William T. Manson and Miss
Manson gave a tea yesterday afternoon
from 4 to at their home on Wabasha
street in honor of Miss Glover, of Min
neapOlis. who will be one of the October
brides The rooms were decorated with
roses, carnations, ferns and palms. Mrs.
Mason and Miss Mason were assisted by
Mrs Hiram f. Stevens Mrs. George b.
Young. Mrs f. P. Sanborn, Mrs. w. r.
Ianeford. Mrs e. X. Purnett, Mrs. L.
D. Kerdrick. Mrs r. P. Lewis, Mrs. w.
H Wood Mrs. c. II. Clark and Mrs. L.
D Simonton. The young ladies assist
ing were Miss Officer Miss Saunders,
Miss Stees, Miss McClung, Miss Coch-
ran. Miss Mead, Miss Mcclellan, Miss
Wood and Miss Glover and Miss Elsie
Glover of Minneapolis.
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon re-
ceived informally yesterday afternoon
from 1 to at ner home on Summit ave-
nue. for Rev. Nathan Thomas, of Wheel
ing. w Va. No invitations were issued,
but all the friends of Mr.. Thomas were
given Il chance to meet him informally.
Mr.. Thomas is son of DR.. Thomas
former rector of st. Paul's church.
Mrs. f. NJ. Bingham gave a euchre
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on Dayton avenue in honor of Mrs. j.
D Bingham. The appointments were en-
tirely in pink vases of long stemmed Car
not roses, forming an effective floral dec
grafton. Cards were played at ten tables.
Mrs Bingham was assisted by her sis
ters and mother.
Mrs J. H. Hilton. of Arundel street.
will entertain Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
j Ashley. Of Vinton. 10.
Mrs D. NJ. Robbins will give a tea
Thursday afternoon from to at her
home on Summit avenue for her daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Robbins, one of the sea-
sons debutantes.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Prouty will give
a reception Tuesday evening, Oct "a In
celebration of the twenty-ttfth ann1Vers-
ary of their marriage.
Mrs. Gardner S Moore entertained
company of forty at a buffet luncheon
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Goodrich avenue in honor of her sister,
Mrs Morrison, of Cleveland. Palms,
ferns and American Beauty roses were
used in the decorations. Mrs. Moore
was assisted by Mrs. c. ]. A. Morris,
Mrs. T L. Blood. Mrs. E. A. Jaggard and
Mrs. John L. Snapp.
Mrs. William R. Begg has issued in
vitations for tea from to 6 o'clock
Friday afternoon at her home on Selby
avenue.
Mrs. H. w. Fagley has cards out for a
progressive euchre party to be given
Tuesday evening at her home on Holly
avenue in honor of Miss West, of Cedar
Rapids.
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Ladies' and Chi1dren's

Underwear. The time is here for buying
your winters supply. Early purchasers
secure the advantage of selecting from an
unbroken stock. Everything here Is of
this seasons production, fresh from the
MILL Read this list of best goods at very
small prices:
Ladies Underwear:
Aye ribbed fleeoed Vests and Pants,
Ladies natural wool and wool
plated Vests and Pants, Ladies natural
gray Union Suits, all of fine quality, we'll
finished and properly sized.
7A. for Ladies $l.Oo quality gray
iyl, or cream Union Suits, Ladies fine
ribbed Camels-hair Vests and
Pants, perfect fitting, soft, warm and I'M
shrinkable.
no. for Ladies $3.50 quality fine
VIC ribbed natural gray or white wool
Vests and Pants, Ladies softest nat
ural wool shaped Vests and Pants, Ladies
fine winter-weight Union Suits.
Ct 40 for fine assortment Of best
Oi.4O quality natural wool Vests and
Pants, best quality cancels
Hair VESTS ana rdNtSJ DcSt ODSlla 10
Union Suits.
Children's Underwear:
Childrens medium weig ht ribbed cotton
Vests and Pants, Children's heavy fleece
lined Vests, Pants and Drawers. or
Two splendid values NC
a... ......-...
Children's fine Swiss ribbed merino
Vests and Pants, white PA
or natural gray, best quality, COM s)sVC
mencing at.............. .....
Best quality Children's camel's-halr
Vests. Pants and Drawers, the kinds Or.
that do not shrink and do not irri- NC
Best quality Children's Australian gray
lamb 's-wool Vests, Pants and IL
Drawers, warmest and softest, 41C
commencing at.......... ......
Children's $l.5o quality "a wool
Oneita Union Suits, buttoned O. ~
across chest, At.AL
Did you Forget? Fur Collarette.
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Millinery Excellence,

You've been telling US such pleasant
things about our Millinery that it's no
wonder we take special pride in 1t. By
what you tell us in parts we gauge the
whole store. These are go-ahead days
in the pretty room on the third floor.
and our showing of correct headwear
for this season includes everything that
is rich and right, while prices are ex-
tremely Internationally always con-
sidered here.
Again, we remind you Of our superb
exhibit of ready-to-wear Turbans and
Round Hats
Take Elevator to Third Floor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-15
BufteriCk Patterns.

BufteriCk Patterns.
First, last and always the best-and
most economical, too. We are st. Paul
| agents. All the November patterns
now here; also the Delineator and
Grand Album, the dressmaker's guide.
See the French Bust Forms-aIl sizes.
Pattern Department on Second Floor.
Your Mail Orders
Always get prompt attention here
no delays This is the quickest and
most careful mail order house in the
| Northwest.
Seen our new Fall Catalogue? Wlite
us a postal Glad to put your name on
our regular ''Exchange' list.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-15
Lace Department.

Advance Holiday Sale of real
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
We have just received our first I'M
pCrtation of Real Lace Handkerchlets
for this season, and as starter, we
quote prices not again to be dupl-
Gated.
Real Duchesse Handkerchiefs at o0c,
SOC, csc, $3.50, $3.50 and $2.I0.
They are worth double.
We are showing a beautiful line OF
All-overs in TaIfetas, Lace, Mousseline.
Satin, cut-out Broadclcth and Taffeta.
Feather Boas or Chiffon Ruffs are
just the thing for this cool weather.
We have them at all prices.
Nobby and exclusive styles in La
dies Neckwear-new arrivals are be-
ing constantly added to our stock.
EMBROIDERIES.
Special flyer for 9 o'clock Mon IN.
day-Swiss, Nainsook and Cam E
brio Embroideries, worth zoe, for
Worth up to SOC for. ..25c
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Chi1dren's C1Oaks

This store is headquarters for novel
ties in Childrens Cloaks and Bonnets-
styles prettier than ever before.
Lounging Robes and Kimonas, made
Of Teazel Down. Outing Flannel, Elan
mel or Silk-newest styles.
Undermuslin Dept.-Second floor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-15
Bedding Bargains.

Here are values impossible to duplicate
= later, owing to the advance in prices
since this stock was purchased. If you
need Bedding, come here Monday fol-
the bargains of the season.
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Our Fur Department.


Another week of furious Fur selling
has gone into history, and were ready
for the next with an assortment tribe
better than any time this season, which
means than ever"
The strength of our Fur business lies
in the fact that our Fur Garments fit
they have a distinctive style, and they
are perfect in material and workman
ship. We have them in all furs, latest
ideas, and in this sale rare opportunities
are offered.
FUR JACKETS.
Genuine Alaska London-Dyed Seal Jack
cts at SITS to $25O-all our exclusive
models.
Electric Seal Jacketsin the newest shapes,
excellent workmanship, best Of skins-the
handsomest in the clty-at $35 to $50.
Handsome Astrakhan Jackets, made of
the very bost bright, curly skins, genuine
Leipsic dye, every one full interlined,
seams tapped and bound, lined with Skin
ner Satin. Prices = S25, $40, $35
and $40.
Fur NeCkscarfs, Rufus and Collar
etteS-The greatest assortment shown in
the two towns-all the stylish and popular
furs-at So. rs to $125.
Take Eleva tor TO Second Floor.