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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
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, Cullough After the game dancing was in
dulged in, the Twin City Mandolin club play
| ing for the numbers. Refreshments were
| served ct IL O'Clock
| Miss Ella NJ. Campbell of the Colonnade.
| entertained the Ladies' Euchre club Thurs
day at Mrs. Sandberg's, 727 Carroll street.
Sandberg, Comiskey and Fielding. dainty
luch was served in the dining room. while
Miss McNamee rendered some very fine mu-
| sic. The next meeting will be at Mrs. l.. E.
Shekley IS. 199 University.
Prosperity Woodmen circle entertained at
| cards last Monday evening. Those present
kins and Miss Brown. Refreshments were
| served by Mrs. Mabn. Mrs. Kienholz and
Mrs. Harrington. About forty couples were
| present Prizes were won by Mrs Brown.
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Henly.
surprise party was given in honor of
Mr.. Jess Emeott at Sherman hall. on Tues
day evening. There were over 100 couples
present Mr.. meott and Miss Alice Nichol-
son led the grand march. Lunch was served
at 1880. and music furnished by the
MoZZara orchestra.
George W. Mahle, of Mt. Ida street, was
thirty guests were entertained. Games were
played during the evening, prizes being won
by Miss Alice Repke, George Adams and
Louis Roth. Refreshments were served dur
| ing the evening.
The Liberty Cinch club has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year 1899: President.
Walter A. Conway; vice president. Miss Mary
treasurer. Miss Mary Clormen. The club will
give card party in the future.
An enjoyable time was afforded the men,
bers Of Camp o-Ha-Ki-Ka Wednesday even
ing at the home of Hon. and Mrs. W. r.
johnson the occasion being the birthday an
niversary of their daughter Georgia.
Mrs. F. R. Gerich. of Aurora avenue en-
tertained the Daisy Bell Euchre club Thurs
day afternoon Prizes were won by Mrs. C.
S. Beurman, Mrs. F. r. Gerlich and Mrs
Smith. Mrs Busche, of Cook street. will en-
tertain next
Mrs Strauss of Pleasant avenue enter
tanned the Stormy Euchre club Tuesday after
noon. High scores were made by Mrs. c.
Frey, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Welz and Mrs. Mack
lett.
Mrs. H. F. Briggs, of Sherburne avenue.
gave birthday card party Friday evening.
large number were entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hallam. of Fairmount
avenue, gave the second of a series of euchre
parties Wednesday evening
Mrs: F. I. Towle. of Laurel avenue. enter
tained number of ladies at duplicate whist
Tuesday afternoon
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26

Is the guest Of Mrs. D. Henchman. of East
Wfnifred street.
The Kensington Tea club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. George A. Doran, OF
Prescott street.
Mrs. Stevenson, Of Menominee, Wis. is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. E. Keck. OF Bid
we'll street.
Miss Maud Hubbard Of Aurora. ILL.,. ia thu
guest OF Mrs. c. C.. Edwards, of Greenwood
avenue.
Miss Hilda Martin, Of East Winifred street,
has as her guest Miss Mae McKenna, of Oel-
vein. 10.
Mrs. H. c. Pierce, of BidweIl street, enter
tanned at o'clock tea Tuesday for visiting
guests.
Miss Florence Hare, of East Congress
street, is visiting In Bismarck and Fargo. N
D. o. -'
The Prospect Terrace Cinch club met with
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Williams Thursday evening.
Mr. Fred Sharood. of Ottawa avenue, has
returned from trip down East.
Mr.. F. B. Doran entertained the ex-prison-
ers OF The Civil war Thursday evening
Mrs. Brayer entertained the Friendly
Euchre club Thursday afternoon
Mrs. G. Neiman left last week to visit
friends and relatives in Ohio.
D. w. Ringer. of Midway avenue, has re-
turned from Chicago.
Rev. G. H Gamble, of Midway avenue. is
in st. Cloud today.
Rev. E. L. Lubbert has returned from
Saltwater.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
HOsiery-=Underwear.

The last call for Ladies' and Chill
dren's Wtnter-weight Hosiery and
Underwear. Winter is not over vet
March is coming. Here is a good on
portunfty to piece out" at pieces of
prices u
Ladies and Children's Heavy
Fleeced Cotton, Wo-sted Plated
CamePs hair and Worsted Ribbed
vests and Pants, also Ladies' Heavy
fleeced Oneita Union Suits. not a
piece among them worth less IN
than double our asking price. ave
Last call. l............ ........
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Merino
Vests. Heavy Fleeced Egyptian
Union Suits, Heavy Black Meriuo
Ilg hts. Children's Best Gray Aus
tralian Wool Vests and Pants, and
Half-wool Union Suits, a re- IN
markably strong bunch of nyC,
bargains" at our last call price
Ladies' Imported FIeeced and
plain Cotton Hose, Heavy Seamless
Cashmere Hose, Children's -
Ribbed Worsted Hose. Mon /AC
day special. NV
Ladies' Fine Imported Cashmere
nose, Children's Best English Wor-
sted Hose, 75c to $125 goods. IN
Monday 1Ur
special. Nv
Not all sizes in every line. but al,
sizes in the lot.
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LUNCHE0NS AND DINNERS,

Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Floan of Ashland ave-
nue., celebrated the second anniversary OF
their marriage, with dinner last Monday
evening.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. F. B. Doran entertain
ed number of the members of the Ex-
PRISONERS OF War association aud their wives
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Allison. of Bates ave-
nue., gave o'clock dinner Thursday even
ing for Rev. John Sinclair
Mrs. Messner. of Ashland avenue, enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday for Mrs
Mitchell. of Louisville, KY.
Miss Harriet A. Hall. of Grand avenue. en-
tertained Miss Margaret j. Evans, of North
Held, at luncheon Tuesday
Consul and Mrs. Hobe. of Dayton avenue,
VIII entertain at dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. NJ. L. Countryman entertained in
formally at luncheon Thursday.
at diner Thursday evening at their home on
East Congress street.
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HAMLINE.

Inc Fortnightly club gave a reception in
honor of Miss Margaret ]. Evans, of Carlton
eollese, Gs the state president at the home of
Mrs. F: M. Grant. Miss Elizabeth Meecham
and Miss Harmon. of st. Paul furnished
music. Mrs. C. N. Akers. as toastmistress.
received responses from Miss Evans, Mr.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hathaway, of Goodrich
avenue. entertained at a progressive euchre
party party Friday s 1yu evening Hamline was repre-
and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Larson
Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. 7,
J. Dobner and Mr.. ana Mrs. G. Buck.
Mrs. Running and son have returned to
thelr nome In Eau Claire, after making an
extended visit with Mrs. William Premo'
]. B. Rossman Is In Canton, O.. for the
purpose of purchasing machinery with which
to operate his mill in Georgia.
Mrs Nellie Brown and daughter. formerly
OF HamI1ne, have been renewing old acouaint-
ances the past week.
Mr: and Mrs. Wheelock, of Fergus Falls.
Ryan. ~
Mrs c. A. Cook, of Eau Claire, Wis, Wis.,
week. ) p
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Wassem entertained at
a progressive cinch party Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Alderman entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. K. Bsadin, of Olivia, the past week
Rev. Mr. Vosberg and family of North
Dakota, have been the guests of Mrs. Nutting.
Mrs. N. B. Biglowe entertained Mr.. Frank
Patterson. OF Canada the first of the week.
Mrs. w. ]. Forbes entertained party of
friends In honor Of her son Karl's birthday.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Danren, OF St. Peter.
Mrs. A. Montgomery, of Eau Claire, spent
Friday with Mrs. Sidney A. Turner
Miss Nettie Stevens spent part of last week
with her aunt Mrs G. H. Stevens
Miss Susie Wilcox, Of Willmar, has been
the guest of Miss Cora Wilhelm
Mrs. b. e. McCrea entertained Rev. r q.
Doran, Of Rochester, on Monday.
E. P. G. Fowler and family attended re-
union Of their family In Minneapolis on Tues
day.
Mrs. De Bois, of ST. Cloud is residing with
her daughter, Mrs. Conway
Miss Maude Gleason has started a class in
plain sewing for the girls.
E. P. c. Fowler is entertaining his son Ed
Fowler. of TalIapoosa, Ca
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosser, OF Wisconsin. are
visiting Hamline friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Deuleux returned Monday
from :: visit to Duluth.
Irvine Dugan, OF Barnesville spent Wednes
day with his parents
Louis Farley spent Sunday with his sister.
Mrs. F. E. Cu.e.
DR.. and Mrs. Moore entertained at dinner
Sunday.
DR.. Bridgnan has returned from New
York.
J. N. Heal has returned from Wisconsin.
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PERSONALS.

George Mahle has returned to Rugby, y. D.
Mrs. Fl. c. Sargent and family left Friday
evening for visit to Rsendale, Wis Later
they will leave for their future hme in Val
dosta. Ga.
Mrs. R. Peel entertained during the week
Mrs. L. NJ. Johnson. state treasurer, and
Mrs. William Moses. past state chaplain, OF
the Ladies Of the G. A. R.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook left last week for
San francisco and the Pacific coast They
will return in June.
Henry Stein, Of the firmof H. Stein & Co.,
left last night for for New York on a bus,
fress trip.
Miss Belle Hope. of Harrington avenue. lef,
last night for Chicago attend the Art i'm
stitute.
Mrs. Felix A May, of Laurel avenue, will
leave tomorrow night for Chicago
NJ. ]. Fink, the ladies' tailor. has gone East.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
EAST ST. PAUL.

Miss Sadie Smith, OF Lawson street. enter
talned Tuesday evening in honor of her If
seenth S.sa5h. birthday t These present were Edith
ence Mclean Ruth Hoffman, Florence, Lizzie
and Mabel Olson, Annie and isabel Oberg,
}1se Berg nnis,s Harry Larson Arthur Mclean
oerg Ben Hoffman, Fred Berg and Samuel
Ausvumb. Music and parlor games were the
features Miss Staples was assisted by Mrs.
Charles Knapp.
The Misses Schmidt and Starkey entertained
informally Friday evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Berrisford on Francis street,
Among those present were the Misses DAILY,
Berrisford, Schmidt. Starkey,. Johnson. En-,
merson, Levinsky, Messrs. T. Kempien, A.
J. Kempien, P. Kempien A. Starkey Berris.
ford, Malloy. Johnson and Ike Spivens After
refreshments the party enjoyed a cake walk
Which. was won by Miss Schmidt and T.
Kempien.
David Bailey, Of York street, was given a
surprise Monday evening. Music and parlor
Those present were the Misses Mani Kurley.
Tessie Basfori Lulu Morton, Grace Bailey,
Eta Eta Harris. Edith Staples May Bartlett;
Staples. Miss Mamis KurIey ana and Grals Graas
Bailey had charge of the affair.
Mrs: M: D. Kelly, of Collins street. gave
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N Goss Mr.. and
Mrs G. R. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Nc
Manus. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VESSEL. Mr.. and
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rodgers Mr.. and Mrs
James Smith. The prizes were won by Mrs
Leonard, Mrs. McManus Mr.. WesselI and
Mr.. Holmes.
Dudley Blodgett, of Burr street, enter
tanned the G. T. U. Social club Tuesday even
Ing. An advertising contest was the feature
9th. Of the evening. ever Prizes were won by Miss
220 Burr street, will next entertain the meet
ing.
Mrs. summerfeld, Of Sims street. gave a
progressive euchre party Monday evening.
Prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs Herder
Mrs. Nelson. and Mr.. Krahmer. A supper
was served at IL o'clock.
The Capitol City Lodge OF the United
Workmen. NO 2S7, gave ball Wednesday
Seventh and Reaney streets
Miss Jenkins gave a Martha Washington
tea Wednesday afternoon at her home on
East Seventh street. Covers were laid for
twelve
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Norman, Of New Richmond
Wis. were guests Of Mr. and Mrs e. G.
Holmes, of Burr street. during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Webster of Fauuuier
street will entertain the Trainmens Railway
Social club Saturday evening, March 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Korth. of Lafayette
avenue entertained during the week Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bcony. of Gaylord
Mrs. David Roth. the recent guest of her
sister. Mrs James Smith, of Lawson street,
has returned to Farbault.
Mrs. Walter Graham, OF Fort Yates, NJ D..
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mitcheson, of Burr street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, OF Mt Ida
street. entertained a company of friends at
cards Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamss(Quinn. Of Arcade
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

The Red, White and Blue Cross society gave
d Ihasqueraoe Wednesday evening at Iron
hall, corner Third and Bates avenue The
chaperones were Mrs. McIvor, Mrs Rank and
Mrs. Bradley. Music was furnished by !onp-
sons orchestra. Fred Van Duyne anS Eva
Fabian personated George and Martha WASH
1ngton. Those present were Helen McIvor.
Mabel Mattimore. Bertha Rink, Clara and
Alice Ellsner, Marguerite Bueckling, Ellen
and Julia Johnson. Gertrude Deebach. Flor
.snts snse or Baseomb, 4as May Rank, Luella Snow.
Ethel ands Belle Ball, Bette and Martha
Miller. Agnes Beuchner, Hida Nordstrom-
Grace Tuelly Linda Hartman, Edna and
Elsie VA, Van Dqyne. Edna and Linda McMan-
nus, William Willis, Fred Van Duyne. Clifford
Bascomb, Edgar and Carl Ellsner, Louie
Bradley, Eddie Ball. Eddie johnson. George
Miller, Edward Mattimore and Fred Van
Duyne. "--
Mrs C. ]. Miss and Mrs ornar w soo++
gave reception Friday from to G O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Miss. The sdecorations,
were PAINS, ferns, roses and carnations Mrs
II. T. Eachus and Mrs. edwin G. Spindler
served punch. Mrs. Allen Kreiger served the
Ices and Mrs. William Grant poured coffee.
Others assisting were Mrs. c. Kreiger Mrs.
=; y: osborne, OF St Louis; Mrs. Leroy Noll,
OF Quincy. ILL.,; Mrs. C. O. Kreiger and the
Misses Jameson, Holl, Freeman and Flnr'
ence Kreiger
Miss Johanna Seeger entertained Thursday
afternoon for her birthday Prizes were
Moin Won oy Rosa Lee, Gretchen and Dorothy
The little guests were Henrietta and Marian
Boggs. Lillian Kuhlo. Edna and Lima Mo
Mannus. Carl Weinhagen, Eta Bergmeiar
Marie Muench. Helen Hinrichs, May Johnson
Rosa Lee. Helen Dieter, Gretchen an6
Dorothy Heineman, Libbte JuiIer' uSn Gnsta anu ns
and Freda Seeger.
Mrs. j: T.. Spiel entertained the members
of the Lincoln Euchre club on Wastineton, = =
birthday Mrs. Spiel was assisted by Mrs.
Fred Harry and Mrs. Charles Fontaif,e The
rooms were decorated with carnations. palms
and begonias: The score cards we're little
giided paper hatchets. Prizes were awarded
Mrs You'd and Mrs. Jensen Mrs. Rarris
iord' of Ramsey street, will entertain the
club in two weeks 'N'
The following officers were elected at tn.
meeting of the Dayton's Bluff German NJ n
Sunday school Wednesday evening. Sunorj.'
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THE FUTURE.

The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club VIII meet
at the Van Buren, school at $40 tomorrow
afternoon. Thomas Yapp will address the
club on Home Influences"
The Manhattan Pleasure club will give a
smoking party instead of card party
Wednesday evening at the club rooms, Rice
and Atwater streets
The Entire Nous Euchre club will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Pease on Grand avenue
Rev ". W. Evarts will address the Airing
ton Hills Mothers club Wednesday, March /.
at ( p. N. in John Ericsson school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimban of East Third street,
VIII entertain the uesperian Euchre club
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. II. Allen has issued invitations for
an afternoon tea Wednesday at her home on
Holly avenue.
Mrs E. Z. Merrill of Holly avenue will
entertain the Alert Euchre club Tuesday aft
ernOon.
The Standard club will give a card party a
week from Thursday at Standard hall.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
MERRIAM PARK.

At the Neighborhood Bible class Tburad,v
9senlhe papers were read by Mrs Clinton
Austin. anu HiiSs
Mrs. W. o. Hillman entertained a marty ~
young peop;e at her house, SS6 Dewey avenue
served. "ei'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Humason. OF Mar
shall avenue, are entertaining Gen and Mrs
J. H. Mullin. of Wabasha. this week.
., MIS- Mrs De MSsAlpine. who-has been the guest
ol t b Mrs; Psraals Tor several weeks. returned
to her home in Peoria. ILL.,, Friday
The members of Olivet church rendered n
reception to their new pastor. Rev. ]. M.
Samm1s. and wife Tuesday evening.
Mr.: and Mrs: J; NJ, Stoughtoa. of Marshall
avenue. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs George
M Fish. of Graceville this week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cnaftee are enIoyng a
visit from the .atter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. A. Rockwell. of High Forest
special meeting Of the Daughters of the
King will be he'd at the home OF Miss Hux-
table, on -Selby avenue
Mrs j. R. Sam,mis. Of Rondo street. will
entertain the Ladies Aid Society OF Olivet
Church Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Howard N. Bell, of Redwood
Falls. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Bell this week.
The Christian Endeavor Society of oIivet
Church gave social in the church parlors
Thursday evening
Mrs Charles Ray, Of Selby avenue. is enter,
tanning Mrs. Alex Currie of Arlington
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Stafford are visiting their
daughter, Mrs A. p. Utter, Carroll street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. , Campbell entertained
Mrs. ]. w. Jones, OF Sioux Falls this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bramblett entertained a num-
Der OF their friends Friday evening
Dr. and Mrs. Henderson expect to leave
this week for short visit in Georgia
H. l.. Burrill. agent at the Minnesota Trans
fer, Is visiting relatives in Tsnnesses
Mrs. Moody, of Carroll street, gave birth
day party Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. T. ]. Campbell entertained few or
her friends at tea Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Madigan entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening"
Mrs c. E. Ray is entertaining Mrs. Geora.
Shaw. of Webster City. To-
Mrs. A. NJ. Utter returned to her home In
Painyiew Thursday.
Mrs. George Phipps returned from her visl,
to Spokane this week
Mrs. George E. Williamson Is home from
her visit to Morris.
Miss Grace Hancock is visiting in-Wisoon-
sin and Iowa. n
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26

The society belle is very demure creature
during these days OF fasting and prayer Her
favorite gown is sure 10 be grey, its sombre
hue relieved. perhaps, by bunch OF English
Violets but these latter are the only frivolty
she permits herself. For the Lenten maid
takes life seriously, indeed. History clubs and
music clubs a quiet luncheon or an Informal
afternoon tea these little indulgences she
permits herself, but all larger affairs are
strictly barred The society belle may be Sc
rious in the religious zeal she now affects,
or she may he simply proftng by the lull In
social life 10 plan her gowns. at any rate
this increased interest in things spiritual, de-
veloped or affected, is undeniably becoming.
Mrs. John Lind will receive from to 6
next Thursday afternoon 1T the Ryan hotel.
Miss Dousman entertained a company OF
eight at luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the
Aberdeen for Miss Canterbury. of Boston.
Mrs. +. Z. Dcran, of East Congress street.
will entertain at luncheon Tuesday for Mrs.
Myron Brown.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26

afternoon and evening at the Daytons Bluff
German NJ. E. church.
Mrs E. A. Kimball will entertain the Hes
peran club Wednesday evening.
= George Damkroger, Of Faribault. spent part
of the week with Bluff friends.
Mrs. Moier, of Kansas City, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. George Hainlin.
Miss Mamie Lange has Issued invitations
for a card party Saturday
Mrs Ferdinand Stock has issued invitations
for a card party Thursday
Mrs. Miller entertained the Fleur de Lis
club Friday afternoon.
Mr. Albrect entertained the Pinochle club
Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Seeger entertained informally
Wednesday.
Mrs. Malone of Third street, is visiting in
Stacy, MINI.
George Hainlin has returned from Kansas
Cjtv -
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Carpet Department.

Spring Opening-Monday we show
Blgelow Administers, Bigelow- vii
tons, Bigelow Brussels. Whit
tai Brussels, Whittal Plush
and Smiths Velvet Carpets In ali
grades. We offer our own private
patterns and exclusive colorings in
all these makes. The first requisite
In floor covering is desira btlitv in
style and colors. The above makes
are the highest class in America.
Your inspection is solicited.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Notion Extras.

Here's special list of those little
things that are needed every day.
Quality best, and prices way down
for Monday.
Best Black Sewing Silk, 1r
1.oz. spools, 600 yards, ali AAc'
sizes. Special, per spool :. OOS
Light weight and Pure Rub n
Der Dress Shields, large size. vr
Special, per pair. ~
Fine American Pins, allsizes.1n
regular SC quality, Special, c
papers for. wv
Cabinet Hair Pins, full count. az.
sorted styles and sizes; req. p
u alar o-cent quality. Special, &C
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Extra Glove Notes.

Our spring importation of Per-
rims Peerless Pique Gloves has
just arrived. They are in all the
leading colors, staple and fancy
shades.
This simple announcement will
serve to bring a big crowd of buyers
who appreciate good hand wear.
Remember we sell the O. IN
best Kid Glove in the snH
world for
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
} Lace Department.

We are constantly receiving novel;
\ ties. and at present are showing a
grand line of Laces and Lace Goods.
\ Exquisite Black Spangled Skirts,
with waist Garnitures to match.
\ New effects in Black Drapery Nets,
with Laces to match.
Zigzag or irregular Bands, In black,
white and natural shades.
Motifs in bow-knots and sprays,
In Black Broderie, spangled and
white and natural.
Special for Monday-4s-inch Dra-
} perry Nets, in black, cream, IN
\ pink, blue, and yellow, regu- 1yC
lar 7Sc value for
Handsome new sets in Roubaix and
Normandy VAL, Paris Point. Mech
lin and hand made Linen Laces for
wash dresses or underwear.
$500 yards of Nainsook, Swiss
/ and Cambria Embroideries, IN
worth up to SOC yard. Spe- IyC
\ cial for Monday
New Veilings New Neckwear
New Spangled Godet Laces, our lat
\ est Novelty.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Mems Furnishings

Monday morning we will exhibit
our spring lines of Mems Negligee
Shirts, including finest Madras, OK
fords and Fancy Crepes, colored
stripes and checks.
This is positively the handsomest
assorted stock Of. Negligees shown in
this city Prices are $1.00, $1.25 and
$3.50 each. See them.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Corset Comfort Cones

to those who wear Her Majesty's"
Corset, because it is built on scien-
tific principles, with a view to CIV
ing women proper forms, helping
them to walk erect and carry them
selves gracefully, without requiring
injurious tight lacing.
In the embrace of Her Majesty's"
Corset one feels buoyant and easy
it's a comfort giver as we'll as a
health helper.
Special demonstrations all this
week, in the corset department You
are invited.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Southern Lands,

For Information about land and locations
in the South you should visit the Southern
Railway Exhibit, at 354 Jackson street. st.
Paul. General reading matter. having refer
ence to the whole South, furnished free to any
address.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Mail Orders.

Out town patrons can buy the
Monday specials through the U. s.
M VANS Just as advantageously as
tnose VINO come to the store in per-
son. Remember this fs the s.nuick-
est mail order house in the North
west" ''A '--
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
ButferiCk Patterns

z are fashions latest-have a national
% and International reputation. We are
q agents. Subscriptions taken for the
@ Delneator.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
In the Fur Dept.


- LADIES' SEAL JACKETS.
We would like to have you look at
those beautiful New Seal Jackets
London-dyed Alaska Seal. Special
prices Monday.
ASTRAKHAN JACKETS.
Fine, bright, curly Astraktan
skins, lined with Skinner satin, lin
ing guaranteed for two oar m
years--$35.0 90 Jackets Nh
S4a. 90 Jackets for S3E nm
FUR CAPES.
Just about % of them left, 20 and
- inches long, quite the On IN
sao snlng aS for. TOR early 9rl spring 1lU.UU
@'o'oo ones for .............$15.OO
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
Wash Goods Dept.

Thus early in the season we have
been doing a tremendous business in
Wash Fabrics. A number Of lines
are broken. These we are going to
clear out Monday with a rush. There
will be a loss to us, but we take it
willingly in order to make a quick
and final cleanup of all broken sorts.
They are in two lots.
Lot 1-150 pieces of 32-inch Scotch
Zephyrs and Corded Madras, f71
worth 25c yard. Special, sA1C
to close Mond nday...........~
Lot 200 pieces of Dimi- 11I-
ties and Batiste, worth 2oc NC
and 25c a yd. To close quick A-L~
Every day we are receiving new
Wash Goods. The Monday attrac-
tionS are new Embroidered Swisses,
Dotted Swiss, Piques in plain colors,
plaids, stripes and Dresden designs,
Madras. Cheviot and Oxford Suit
ings, Ginghams in plain colors,
stripes and plaids, Egyptian Tissues,
Cotton Foulards, Handspuns, Gala
teas, and beautiful line Of Percales.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26

See our, Ladies' Gordon"