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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
The Carpet Dept.

The spring season has opened, and we
are In the midst Of the usual rush
splendidiy equipped for the fray-and
we point out the following special fea-
lures of this department.:
First-Our offering Of all Standard
Carpets. in Wiltons. Administers, Brus-
sells, Tapestries and Ingrains, Is COM
plete. We show only the best makes
our own private patterns and color
ings.
Second-We now have the largest and
most satisfactory line Of Rugs, foreign
and domestic we have ever shown-and
this Is saying a great deal.
Third-We have perhaps the best
work force In this city. and clean, refit
and relay carpets at very moderate
prices. If you are interested in floor
coverings Of any description, our serv-
ices are at your disposal ss-seg-.
Estimates CheerfuIiy Furnished.
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|a.|PI1I |gQI5IA NEWS

societv Is very much absorbed Just now,
In getting ready for its summer fitting,
and, though 1t takes an occasional SIP OF
the cup of pleasure while poised on the
wing, as 1t were. the functions II mas
graced with its presence during the past
week have been neither large nor very
frequent.
The presence in st. Paul of some of the
worlds noted singers In grand opera roles
was a pleasant excuse for entertaining
on a small scale. numerous box paftieS,
followed by recherche little suppers be-
ing principal social. feature Of the
first three nights of last week.
Frau Johanna Gadski, the much adj
mired prima donna, is at the Aberdeen,
where she will remain until the Schubert
Library concert of April "a. Mrs. Francis
B. Clarke, an old friend of the singers,
will give musicale in her honor at her
home on Summit avenue. All who have
met Frau Gadski are unanimous in pro-
nouncing her as charming a woman as
she is vocalist.
Mrs Oliver Dalrymple entertained
about forty ladies at cards yesterday aft
ernoon, at her home on Summit avenue
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Hiram
F. Stevens, Mrs. John Kunnuppe, Mrs.
o. Powell, Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Corn
well.
Miss Forepaugh, of Laurel avenue, gave
small tea yesterday afternoon from
to in honor of Miss Converse, of New
port, R. I. About thirty ladies attended
and several of the men dropped in later
in the afternoon for cup of tea. Miss
Forepaugh was assisted by Mrs. William
Bend and Mrs. T L. Blood Mrs. E. S.
Lawler poured tea.
A meeting of Wellesley graduates and
former students will be held next Sat
urday morning at II o'clock. at the resi-
dence-o Mrs. C. A. Severance, on Summit
avenue.
Mrs Edward ]. Jones. of the Aberdeen,
will receive Tuesday afternoon from to
6, at the home of her mother, Mrs. Reu-
ben Warner, on College avenue.
The following chaperones and the
dances they will conduct Of the kirmess
have been announced: Queen of the Kir-
mess. Mrs. E. S. Lawler. Mrs. LAWYER
and Mrs. c. NJ. Griggs will chaperone the
Minuet dance; Gypsy dance, Mrs. Cass
Gilbert and Mrs. Robert Rantoul; Jap
enese dance. Mrs. Luther E. Newport and
Mrs. Tracy Lyons, assisted by Mrs. James
H. Skinner; La Cachuca, Mrs. James P.
Elmer: Patriotic dance, Mrs. Archibald
Mac Laren; scarf dance. Mrs. Harold
Bend and Mrs. A. Wilder Merriam; Greek
dance. Mrs. George C. Squires and Mrs.
Maurice Auerbach; Court dance, Mrs.
Denis Follett; Chldrens Dance of the
Flowers, Mrs. Harvey officer. Mrs Mat
thew Clark, Mrs. John C. Hill, Mrs. H.
Fernstrom, Mrs. s. M. Hayes Mrs. E.
E. Hughson, Mrs. George H. Ramsey,
Mrs. c. c. De Coster; Maypole dance,
Mrs. W. S. Robertson: Highland Fling,
Mrs A. A. White; American sailors
dance, Mrs. Arthur E. Clark; Russian
dance, Mrs. John ]. Parker.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The members of Como Division No. 9S,
Ladies aG AuXlliary to the Order Of Rail
be given al Elks' hall Wednesday even
ing; The st. Anthony Hill orchestra
will give promenade concert from $3.50
for the dancing. A special invitation
has been extended to the o. R. c. and
L. \. division in Minneapolis. Duluth,
o Me peOf Mnon @be La crosse and
mittees are as follows: Reception-Mrs
J; {; Mccall; Mrs; B. A Waters. Mrs. J.
H. Monty. Mrs: Morgan Kingsley. Mrs.
J. J. McManus. Mrs. ]. P. Buckley, Mrs
J. E. Roper, Mrs. b. F. Clement Ar
TangGffm SaT Mr. NJ p, F. c Hickey Mrs
Powers; Mrs. F. A. Pease, Mrs. J. Cardle.
Mrs, Hugh MalIoy. supper-Mrs John
S SffaPlefon re- Mrs; ] MMo oTl Mrs WI
niger, Mrs. j. D. Noble. Mrs. A Reese
Mrs. J. Lyons. Mrs. A. E Da9rAtt
a complimentary military ball will be
gwen at Armory hall Friday night by
Battery A. First battalion artillery, \. 6.
l. NJ. a large number of invitations have
been sent out, and the affair promises to
pc most complete success. Music will
De furnished by STEMS Second Regiment
band. The arrangement committee con-
sists7 of Lieut. BE. Allen Sergeant VIM.
h eller. Cerperal 4G. s.. Western. Sergeant
F. J, Qbst Corporal J. T. Bollfnger, Pri-
ware 7. j. wilson and Private E. H
AIinnehahn Il odge No. 81. to B. l.. F..
VIII give an afternoon coffee at the res
idence of Mrs. J. L. Flood 10 York
street. Thursday, April 20. Mrs Harry
Island. Mrs A. Bonar and Mrs Frank
Nuhn have charge of the affair
Unity Hive No. SO, L. o. T. NJ, will
give ball Monday evening at Central
hall, Sixth and Seventh Streets. The
committees Mrs. Morrisette, Mrs. Nc
Sarthy, Mrs. Paquin, Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Moore.
Mrs r. W. Bazille will give a progress
sive euchre party Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Carroll street for Mrs.
Frank Ravelle, who leaves soon for
Crookston.
The st. Paul bill. posters and billers' an
nual ball will be given at Assembly hal
tomorrow night A prize cake walk is
on the programme
Division No. 8, Ladies' Auxiliary A
o. H., of Ramsey county will give a so.
cfal hop at Central hall Wednesday even
ing. April &c.
The first annual hop of the Daughters
of Erin will be held at Twin CITY hal
Wednesday evening, April 10.
Division No. 4, A. o. H. will give q
card social at its hall in Cretin schoo
building Monday evening.
Columbia Lodge No. A. D. of H. viii
give social dance at Central hall Tues.
Gay evening.
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DINNERS AID LUNcHEoNs.

Mrs. John Fisher gave a luncheon
w Wednesday at her home on Prescott
street. The DECORATIONS were in pink, con-
s1st1ng of pink roses, carnations, narcis-
sus and azaleass The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Shaw and Miss jennings
The guests were: Mrs. F. B. Doran, Mrs
G. A. Doran. Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs.
Sachse, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Sits, Mrs. w. r.
Shaw, Mrs. Rooster, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs.
Boyd, Mrs. Woodbury. Mrs Dampier,
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Hosmer, Mrs Con-
ley and Mrs. Morrisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A White of Summit
avenue, gave a luncheon Wednesday for
Bishop Brown. of Little Rock Among
those present were Bishop M. N Gilbert,
Rev. F. II. Webb, of MINNEAPOLIS: Rev.
Mr.. Nichols, Of Minneapolis; Rev D. w.
Rhodes. Judge r. r. Nelson and F. o.
Osborne.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. J.
B. West, of Crocus Hill, for luncheon
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs
James White, Of Concord, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson entertained at
dinner Monday evening at their home on
st. Clair street for Rev. John Sinclair
Mrs. F. w. Storm will entertain COM
pany of twelve at a luncheon Tuesday,
at her home on st. Adams street
Miss Clara Reed. of Irvine Park, en-
tertained company Of ten at dinner
Friday. evening.
Mrs. 3. II. Schriber gave luncheon at
her home on Paramount avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
Underntns1in Dept.


Monday we start Spring Sale Of
Silk and other Petticoats. We won't
mention a special price today. only
this: All the new things. materials the
best, workmanship unexcelled AND
prices the lowest.
Children's Reefers-Pretty styles
in fancy mixtures, wide collar.
handsomely trimmed in O. 1c
brown. blue, or red, 0L.LJ
sleeves to match, for
Dressing Sacques-New and pretty
styles In Plain White, Colored Lawns
and Dimities- Prices are $1.20 and up.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
La Pompadour-our own importation
"a fine French gored Corset Come in
and let us fit you, Satisfaction guaran-
teed. sfff" NV. ~
Curtains Cleaned and Rehung ~
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HAMLINE.

Mrs. P. Young entertained q party of
young ladies in honor of Miss Katie
Stephens at a progressive peanut party.
Miss Florence Young and Miss leila
McGonigal The guests were Misses Min
ME Larson Virgie Carlson, Nellie Fala-
hee. Marie Love. Blanche and Grace En-
right, Gertrude and Hattie Hayes, Agnes
Peterson. Jessie Leemaster leila Me-
Gonigal, Nora Olsen. Florence and Emily
Young and Mr.. Vincent Enright.
Mrs. McGonigal entertained party of
girls in honor of her daughter Zella's
birthday on Saturday. Those present
were Misses Katie Stephens. Nellie Fala-
hee. Hattie Hayes, Grace Enright. Emily
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
Linen Department.

James Matthewson & Sons Lin
eus are peerless in quality and de-
sign. We are showing some of their
newest patterns this week-it will
pay you we'll to look them over.
Here are the best Linens made at
these prices:
2x2H Cloths, each. SO. IS, 81,
&A 8" 600 and SO. SO.
2x3 Cloths, each. So. SO, 81. rs,
SIS. IS and So. 90.
SKIS Napkins, per dozen, 50. Cd,
$3.50, So 90 and $3.50.
AxA Napkins. per dozen, 81. so,
SIS. SO. $500, $500 and $40.
Northumberland and Hand-hem-
stitched Scarfs, the finest work at
these prices we have ever shown.
scarfs, 1896 inches, worth Ct IN
81. SO each, for -. ....... 4l.fV
es ls.+ for inches worth sa.7s SI.5o
1Sx54 inches, worth $500 c1 IL
each, for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OIL 81
Main Aisle-SIxth St. Entrance.
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Trimmed Millinery.

Every taste, every fancy, simple or
extravagant. will find a response In our
Beautiful display OF Trimmed Millinery.
Hats for the fashionable, the ultra
swell--a collection SO charming that a
description is simply impossible, and ths
prices will furnish an additional charm.
A little looking around will convince
you that equal style and excellence can
not be found at any other drst-class
store at such moderate prices.
Take Elevator 10 Third Floor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
Druggists Sundries.

Our great Spring Sale starts Mon
day. Some specials
Listerine, the s1:oo size. spe- Az
c1al -. ..l!!'... ........ wv
Coke Dandruff Cure, the E.
s1.oo size. Special. JJC
Mennen's Talcum Powder, m
plain or perfumed, the gem C.
Zine Csc size. Special, per box
Espey's Fragrant Cream, the AZ.
Csc size. Special, 2 for. ...... LJE
Quart bottles of double strength
prepared Household Ammonia. r
Special, per bot &C
eto
Hudnut's Exquisite sachet ~
Envelopes. Violet and Hello nc
trope. Special, each
Equal to any soc quality.
1000 boxes of Vioiettes de Parme
Toilet Soap, delicate!y perfumed
and first quality, put up four cakes
to the box. We want every one to
have some of this. fine Soap. -
Extra special box of NC
cakes for
Sixth Street Entrance-Rfght.
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The Notion Dept.

Our: April Sale is now on-.won-
derfu1 bargains. Every dressmak-
err should take advantage of these:
u Sewing Silk, 1oo-yard spools, e.
black and standard colors, equal slC
to any. Special, per spool. $50.
60c dozen--a11 you want.
Patent Hooks and Eyes, equal I
to the best. Sc hook. Special, C
per card Observation-Disclosures.
Seamless Stockinet Dress r.
Shields. large size. Special, &c
per pair.
Brush Edge Skirt Braid. A..
good quality, black and colors. &c
Special, per yard ............
Mohair Skirt Binding Braid, Al.
wide, regular SC quality. black &c
only. Special, per yard.
All-silk Seam Binding Rib T..
bon. Special, iC
per piece ..............
Curtains Cleaned and Rehung.
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Dress Trimmings.

New things are getting here every
day. You should call often-that's the
only way to keep posted. For Monday:
New Partisan Applique with Butter.
flies to match Rosebud and Spanglef
Trimmings In the latest eolorings.
Black Silk Applique and Braid Robe
effects--Garnitures and Braid Trim
ming in newest designs.
BUTTONS AND BUCKLES.
Buckles. Slides and Ornamental Trim
ming Buttons in newest effects.
rIonday Special-200 gross extra
quality White Pearl Buttons, reg
ular price from f5c to, -ac IN.
dozen. Special, card of 2 lVC
dozen for 49, -. ...-- ......
Sixth St. Entrance-To the Left.
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Wash Goods Dept.

; For you it's merely a matter Of choos-
ing those you like the best. Our display
just about perfect and prices lowest
for the best. See our
Scotch Madras and Linen Shirtings
for shirt waists-a large assortment, all
colors IN stripes.
Printed Organdies, Cotton and Silk.
the seasons best showing.
Pique. In stripes, spots, floral designs,
pfaids and plain colors.
Embroidered Swiss-one of the lead
ing thin fabrics of the season.
Scotch and French Ginghams.
See our Percales-a grand assortment,
and very interesting.
Sixth ST. Entrance-Center Aisle.
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their director, William Meyer, Saturday
evening.
The Lincoln Euchre Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Wall
Miss Gabrielson has returned from
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Nellie Davis Is visiting in Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
Lining Department.

AS to Lining bargains. of course you
expect them at Manufacturers. These
are the Monday prices-and for the best
that are made.
Genuine French Haircloth, IT,
made of real horsehair and uiC
shrunk. Per yard. ........
36-inch Fast Black Taffeta, T..
our 121ac quality, E
Tor. :.
Imported Lucerne, for skirt lining,
a substitute for silk. in shades 1E.
of brown, tan, white and gray, IL
the regular 35c quality, only.
Black Percaline,y SO inches 11I.
wide. theregalaft. zoe 20: yard IL,C
4O-inch Fast Black Silkaline, the
newest and best substitute for r.
silk. the regular 25c quality, &c
ae-inch Fast Black Taffeta, H.
worth Zoe yard, WE
All the latest Parasol Novelties.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
Art Embroidery Dept.

All our started Center Pieces and
Pillow Covers, the latest designs, will
be On sale Monday at special low prices
Made-up Pillow Slips, some striking
ly Oriental designs and coIors. finished
Off with ruff1es Or cord-prices are 75c
and UP.
Imported Ecru Lace Doyiies, ~
e-inch size. Special, He
Man-tailored Suits-See our line.
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Reliable Fur Storage

Danger ahead = moths are flying.
For modern, approved methods. abso
Lutte security, guaranteed insurance and
moderate charges try Manufacturers
fur storage. Phone or posta-we CALL
FUR REPAIRS-For superior work
manship and lowest charges, attend to
fur repairs NOW. Styles are here.
Old Furniture Reupholstered.
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The Union Belt.

It holds the shirt waist SO that it
will network up. holds the skirt SO
that it viii not work down. and pre-
vents the Belt from working up or
down-the most perfect sup or
porter made. Price, L1C
pei SCI $4,000
Sixth st. EntIance-Tet the Right
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20 pieces Of all pure Wool Chew
lots. all the new and popular color
ings and black, A. inches wide, 4 l..
actual value 7sc yard. Our 44C
Monday price. .............
Our famous Sunderland Serge,
sponged and shrunk. will not spot,
all pure Worsted. in navy blue.
marine blue and black, a. IN.
inches wide. Our Monday ave
Our Pilot Cheviot, all sponged
and shrun.s. wear guaranteed, col
ors fast and for service unexce1led,
i e ssss sol ofs and n, - black ss 5C
Per yard. ............
embroidered Henriettas, high
favored fabrics for shirt waists and
house gowns--plain ground with dot
Of silk EN- broidered, light gray with
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
Skirts, $500 to $500
Suits, $3.50 to $3.50

SHIRT WAISTS.
New Silk and Laundered Waists
The greatest Waist showing we ever
had-well worthy your attention.
Special-Fancies and black, beau-
tifully made, all the new colorings
and styles; regular Sc and & flc
Sc. so Waists. with stock sM.yS
collars. Choice for.
LAUNDERED WAISTS
All the new ideas. new materials.
styles and colorings, as well as the per-
lection In white NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Waists at 75c to $780,
Curtains taken down aud cleaned.
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Ladies' and Chi1dren's
Underwear.


A timely topic. Our unrivaled Hosiery
Sales have brought us large business
: and hosts of new friends this season.
They have also proved conclusively that
, a Manufacturer sale means Best Values.
Highest Quality and Lowest Price. This
is advertising that pays Now we wish
to call attention to some very special
lines OF Ladies' and Chiidren's Spring
and sunmer-weight Underwear - bro
ken lines from our own stock, manufac-
turers samples. closing out let's. etc.
. They go on sale Monday morning at
about half regular prices. Here Is a
, partial list: e.szs
Ladies' Ribbed Silk Vests. La
dies Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests,
coiors black, white and cream; IN
worth Csc and 75c. On Mon 1yC
\ DAY ..-........
Ladies Ribbed Cotton Knee ~ :.
Pants. handkerchief edge, AVG
) price 75c.. On Monday ......
} Ladies' Ribbed Silk Vests, La
dies Ribbed I,isle. Vests. La IN.
dies Knee Pants, worth 81 yC
} to ST. SO. On Monday
! Ladies' Crepe Lisle Vests, Ladies'
. Ribbed SILK and Silk and Wool
|, Vests, high and low neck. long,
! short and no sleeves, regu- 40.
lar price ST. SO to $40 On VOC
, Ladies' Ribbed LisIe Union Suits.
/ high. neck, long sleeves, O. IN
c-eam, $500 goods. On nj. ~
Monday ..............."
Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed All-Silk
Vests, good weight, high neck. long
sleeves. colors black. cream, O. IN
pink and blue, worth $500. MAY
On Monday.
! Ladies All-Silk Tights. knee and
ankle lengths. Ladies' Fine Silk
, Marguerite Vests, regular O. IN
! price So. so and $500. On MAY
: Monday
Ladies' All-Silk Union q 4 no
Suits, regular price $500 M .yN
On Monday.
I Misses All-Silk Union O. IN
J Suits. regular price SIS 90. sNL.ly
4 On Monday.
\ Infants Silk Shirts, soiled, %.
reduced from ST.. 90 CyC
TO. $780,.
. Agents for DR.. Jaeger s-Goods.
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new patterns, in ten handsome de-
sigma, all bright; regular val no.
tie $1.2s yard. Monday yNC
special.
4s-inch Mohair Crepons, rich,
high lustrous finish, In six de- IF.
sigma, good value at $1.00 a &C
yard. Here Monday for. -.
44-inch Soufle Crepons. bright.
handsome designs = our O. IN
regular $500 quality for 0l.JU
Monday. ..................
44-inch Silk and Wool Crepons,
Mohair Wool Crepons. polka dot
Crepons, Soufie and Biistered eff
fects, good value at $2.25 O. ~
yard. Our Monday special Dido
price .........
Mohair Brilliantines:
44-inch wide, 60c quality for. 45c
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Lace Department.

We have a splendid showing Of the
most artistic designs and colortngs in
Fancy All-overs, consisting of Taffetas,
Satins. Mousselines and Nets.
Additional arrivals of herring boned,
tucked and corded Taffetas, at attrac-
tive prices.
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The Cloak Department.
ad;oe, Ta;iorad Gil.

New ones to offer you Monday
Homesppns, Tweeds. Coverts, Vene ,
tians. Cheviots. Serges and Broadcloths
I'm all the newest colorings6styies that 1
are original costumes that can be
found at Manufacturers only = strictly
manufactured, made right. styles up-to-
now, and priced to suit. Monday Spe-
Gals:
6S suits came Friday direct from the
maker, the best values we've had this
season. no two alike, all the leading
fabrics, colorings and styles, many full
siik-lined Jacket and Skirt = Suits that
were ordered and made to sell at $50
and $500.
A misunderstanding occurred and
they were left on the makers hands.
We bought the lot, and dsAA IN
offer your choice Mon NL1.e
Call Early for First Choice
LADIES' JACKETS.
Our Jacket Stock is as exclusive as
the Suit Stock-the newest and bright
est thoughts Of the worlds best max
erS.
Monday eKtras-82 Jackets, black
and coiors, a1ithe known materials,
handsomely lined in DIFF
ferent silks, fine tailor OH M
ing. Choice Monday of NIL sssH
the $500 values for. VAevV
LADIES BICYCLE SUITS.
New arrivals this week of Ladies'
Bicycle Suits and Separate Skirts, best
! styles and workmanship, Skirts finish
ed In 10 to 20 rows of tailor stitching
In the star for diamond frame and the
circular or gored effects
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16

K Broad Reps FhP M md PG al at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16

white, black with purple, black
with white, blue with white, blue
with red and red with d ar
white; 40 inches wide. Per 1l.kJ
yard ..................
New English Covert Snitings.
small mixtures in full range Of
new spring ,colorings and effects;
popular for tailor-rnade suits and
travelling dresses; goods that are
well worth SIPS and $1.50 no =
yard. Oar Monday special VIC
price ....ss $3.50. ............
BLACK NOVELTY cREPoNs.
4o-inch Mohair Crepons, swell
crepe effects, nothing like them ever
shown = considered great IN
bargain elsewhere at dollar I'VE
yard, Here Monday at. 80.
- 44-incla- Molaai,. pa rel q CxAnnnc III
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Ribbons for Belts.

Crushed Belts are quite the thing.
aud we are going to sell big lot of
fine quality Black Doab1e-faced
Corded-edge Satin Ribbon Monday,
the kind that's used in their A.
construction-3-inch wide, per &c
3115-inch, per yard ............20 c
4-inch. per yard 35c
5-inch, per yard .42c
Window Seats Made to Order.
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rlonday Special-Black Tos-s 40 !.
ca Nets, the 75c quality, 4OC
LIS quality for. ...... $50
81. so quality for ST. 10
= scuSallUn IN LiDc., IN
Silks, black, white and cream 1vC
the 81. 90 quality, for. 49,.
Sixth Street Entrance-Center aisle.
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40-inch wide, 75c quality for. 60c
s4-inch wide. $1.o0 quality for. 75c
Mohair Siciliau:
54-inch wide, 81 90 quality. 6oc
54-inch wide, 81. Is quality. 65c
48-inch wide, extra heavy
Figured Bri1liantine:
3s-inch wide, Soc quality $3.50. soc
44-inch wide, 7sc quality $50. soc
44-inch wide, $1.0 quality. 75c
Navy blue Brilliantine and Sicil-
ians, the correct fabric for shirt
waists. We have them in all widths,
also In Ere nch gray, at all prices.
76C a yard for black Pilot Cheviot,
all shrunk aud sponged.
S1.OO yard for our standard
Cheviot, shrunk and sponged.
Herring bone Cheviot in several de-
signs at 81. rs and $500 yard
weave and shade-Venetians,
MS and Prune1la Cloths--all at
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. .Averlll. of South Exchange street.
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Flannel Department.

. -.
Notice our well-selected stock of
English kersey Cloths for Jackets
all the new spring shades and at
very reasonable prices.
French Printed Flarneis in RI
polka dots and stripes, the slgC
Csc yard quality. Special.
We will have a remnant sale of
Scotch Flannels Monday. They are
suitable for Mems and Boys Negligee
Shirts, Ladies' Shirt Waists and Chill
dren's Dresses. Prices way down.
White Embroidered Flannels at spe-
cial prices Monday.
The latest novelties in Sterling Silver.
Mail Orders.
Out-of-town patrons are forcing us to
enlarge this department, and put on ex-
ira help That shows our system is
highland We'll keep on improving.
Have you seen our handsome Spring
Catalogue, Just issued? If not. postal
us, and We'll send one by return mail.
Carpets Cleaned and Relaid.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16

1s-inch Colored Taffetas.
19-inch Glace Taffetas.
Pinch Colored Taffetas.
Choice styles French Foulards.
19-inch Black Taffetas.
24-inch Black Taffetas.
N-fnch Black Taffetas.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16

M-inch Novelty Foulards.
!, 19-inch Fancy Brocades.
21-inch Bayadere Taffetas.
20-inch Plaid Taffetas.
20-inch Corded Taffetas.
Pinch Black Jersey Silk.