The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-16

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linen and trimmed with colors are on
the bargain counters for only 10 cents.
One of the prettieSt kimonos shown
is made in shawl shape of rose pink
nuns yelling and is trimmed with
wide border of white.
Simple painted iron bedsteads. that
are quite the thing for summer homes,
can be purchased as low as SIS each,
while camping cots can be had from 81
up.
A pretty lawn kimono is shown hav-
ing white ground scattered with tiny
printed rosebuds. The sides and bot
tom and sleeves are trimmed with a
wide band of pink lawn.
A very good quality of silk in black
and white and in gray and white is to
be found on the bargain counter for
only SO cents a yard. This Is suffi-
ciently good quality for shirtwaist
suits.
An odd and attractive hat is Of brown
straw and is trimmed with touches Of
burnt orange velvet and encircling the
crown are very real looking lemons on
background Of their own deep green
leaves.
Hats made of paper are shown in one
Of the shops and are really very pref
~. They are in the most modish shapes
and are trimmed with paper flowers
and one has to look twice to be sure
that they are really paper.
In papier mache are shown wash
bowls and pitchers and slop Jars, as
well as WaShtubS and water pals, all
| of which are most useful for the sum
| mer home. where one must carry
water, as these articles are not ONLY
very much lighter than those of wood
and tin, but neither rust nor fall to
pieces in the sun. They can be pur-
| chased at from 30 cents apiece up.
Every day brings something new in
| the shops and quite the latest article
out is new kind Of side elastics for
women's wear. They are made with a
band that encircles the waist so that
| they may be worn with or without cor
sets. The snap hook, which fastens
| them In the front, is slipped when they
| are worn over corsets on the lower
corset hook and helps to give the cor
rect straight front. These elastics come
IN all colors and can be purchased for
| 81 a pair.
Frfnged tea cloths with a border of
drawn work above this finish are to be
had at greatly reduced prices and are
a useful addition to the linen closet
Deep hemmed and hemstitched tea
| cloths are also shown with the drawn
work above the hem and many of them
are embroidered in each corner. us,l-
| ally in all white, though many are seen
with delicately tinted flower designs.
the prettiest, perhaps, being one show
ing design Of chrysanthemums done
mn 20
| of lavender.
Handsome white stockings In isle
having an open-work design outlined
| In black, are to be purchased for 75
cents pair.
Graduation dresses for young girls
are shown made Of point d'esprit and
| lavishly trimmed with lace and narrow
ribbons.
Summer shirtwaists are within the
reach OF all, when good, white shirt
waists, well made with fine tucks and
dull sleeves, are to be purchased for
IS cents. Ava
Small and useful fans of the Jan
anese style, the kind that omen and
close, are to be had in a variety of Diff
ferent designs and colors from 10 cents
up.
Dimity and cretonne bedspreads with
valance are to be had already made
and are in designs that match wall pa
pers and general bedroom color
schemes.
One Of the prettiest suits seen for q
small boys wear is of white mohair in
the shape of a Russian blouse. On the
shield, cuffs and upper part of the
sleeves are embroidered golden eagles.
Housekeepers who have small win
dows in their houses or who are In
need of sash curtains. will find MANY
handsome and expensive short lengths
of lace curtains on the bargain coun-
ters for q small sum.
The handsomest of white lawn
waists for summer wear are shown
with almost the entire front made OF