New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-05
Delight of Women.
Mrs. Tbomas.I .Iones s nor -,

Mrs. Thomas Jones is not hypercriti
Cal IN the matter Of dress, but every
thug she wears is selected with the
best of taste. An attractive millinery
display in the windows OF Miss Deutz's 4
store, near The Grand, on North Mime
sofa street, induced her to step In, as
the name was familiar. She was soon
canvaslngg the merits Of half dozen
pattern hats and selected three beautiful
ones for herself and daughters, taking
advantage of the special sale prices now
given by Miss Deutz on all TRAINED and
read Y-to- wear hats. Mrs. Jones was so S
we'll satisfied with the stock displayed,
the low prices and the courtesy shown
her that she volunteered to give Miss L.
Deutz future orders.
Tom Jr.'s Shoes.
Tom jr:z had spent the forenoon witt.
much satisfaction to himself and not
without credit to his family. He first
made sure Of the new shoes suggested
by his father. Young Toms tastes were
fol the substantial as we'll as the orna
mental. He selected pair of the we'll
known Royal shoes, such as he had here
tofore worn on Sundays only. He bought
them Of r. Loheyde, the shOeman. His
attention was attracted to4a fine line of
James A. Lawrence ladies' shoes, which
he promised to rccsmmend to his mother
and sisters, and the elegant Rice and
Hutchins patent leathers, which he was
sure would just sui: his father. Mr.. Lo-
heyde sells the famous Gold Seal over
shoes, and there are none better made.
Are Behind the Times.
The family met at the Dakota Honse
| for lunch and found their table decorat-
ed with handsome bouquets of beautiful
carnations, while Chief Clerk Brust had
ordered out extra silverware, china and
cut glass in honor of the occasion. The
famlly's numerous and heavy purchases
had been talked of in business circles,
and many cards and envelopes were
piled beside Mr.. Jones' plate Invita-
tions to join the Commercial Union for
Mr. Jones, and one from the Woman's
Literary Club for Mrs. Jones, the card
of the mayor of the city, and numerous
circulars of tradesmen, comprised the
pile. Mr. Jones was seen to shrug his
shoulders at the circulars. "The men
who do not advertise in newspapers are,
as usual, behind the times, my DEAR" he
remarked to Mrs. Jones. The circulars
were removed with the soup plates.
Selected Their Gowns.
Mrs. Jones and her daughters called
| at j. F. Neumann's department store
and selected suitable material for gowns
to wear at the reception. Mrs. Jones'
| gown will be Of turquoise blue Lands
down and Winifred's will be made of
French lawn. Mrs. Jones bought her
self one of the popular "G. d." corsets,
several pairs of gloves, an assortment of
hosiery, and expressed herself we'll pleas
ed with ]. F. Neumann's elegant new
winter stock of furs, clocks, jackets and
\ ready y-to-wear skirts. =.
Purchase Piano.
| The Estey organ, which had done ex-
cellent service tor the Jones family for
many years was to be placed in Mrs.
Jones' sitting room in the new house,
and the music loving daughters were to
be given modern upright piano. It's
selection was matter of considerable
importance, IN which all but Tom jr.
inspected, catalogues carefully scanned,
and after mature deliberation the uni
versal choice centered upon the Estey
piano, which Is sold in New ulm by o.
NJ. Olsen. It's fine tone, symmetry and
handsome case appealed strongly to the
critical musical and artistic taste of Mrs.
Jones and her daughters. Mr.. Olsen
carries complete line of musical instru-
ments, all the latest popular songs of
the day and musical merchandise.
Perfect Picture.
1t is very desirable thing for fam
" to have group picture taken at rag
ular intervals and oftener than is usual
" done Such a picture frequently be-
comes a cherished keepsake beyond
price. The girls had decided that H.
Goede wssethe artest to do their work,
and 2 80 O'Clock found the family in
the studio, on Broadway, opposite the
opera house. With the pleasure of pos
sessing new watch shining in his face,
even Tom jr. managed to look pleasant,
through what was to him trying or
deal. Mr.. Goede pronounced the mega
tiyes fine ones. Proofs were to be for
warded, and the Joneses departed from
the studio well pleased with having Civ
en- their order to Goede and promising
to sit for single pictures on their return
from the east in Goodies new studio.
Mr.. Goede makes a speciality of the ar
tistic platinum and platinotype work.
For its convenience, wealth. of accessories
and high class work produced, Goodies
new studio will not be excelled ii the
state. Nothing Is more priced as holi-
day gift than q fine photo. Patrons are
advised to arrange for early sittines and
avoid the rush at holiday time. The
new studio will soon he ready for bust
ness, and all are invited to inspect
perfectly appointed studio with faclli-
| ties for producing the best work.
Pfacticaa Edscstioa.
Hon. Thomas Jones IS ! very practi-
cal, cOmmOn-eeDse, evefy.day sOrt Of