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Evening journal., 1903-12-29
DIVORCE SUIT
REVEALS ROMANCE
Marriage Mix-up in Which
Frank Gardner Is the
Leading Man
FROM SNOWMAN TO MILLIONAIRE

Philadelphia, Dec. 20. Common
pleas court No has made absolute
the rule taken by Annie Graham, or
Gardner. to compel Mrs. Caroline
Madeline Gardner to show cause why
the judgment entered against her
should not he stricken of and she b.
permitted to file a demurrer to Mrs
Gardeners equity suit for the annul
ment OF the divorce obtained by Annie
Graham from Frank L. Gardner. in
this city two years ago.
The suit Of Mrs. Gardner, which
also includes as defendant Frank l..
Gardner. who. she says. is her hus-
band, revealed a romance of a poor
Snowman whose adventures after
fame and fortune are most remark.
able.
From an underpaid man of the
stage, Gardner, who is a native Of this
city. rose to a position of fabulous
wealth before crowned heads of Eu
rope. He was the partner in daring
and riches Of Barney Barnato, and
when the latter tragically committed
suicide. Gardner took up the golden
reins that the king Of Mines" had
dropped.
His matrimonial ventures. with
which the present suit has to do, be-
gan in 1873, when he married Clemen-
tine Derringer. The bride was desert.
cd in less than two weeks, anc she
procured a divorce two years later
In 1886 Gardner married Carrie NJ.
Swain. the plaintiff in the suit. The
couple went to Australia. met the dia-
mond king. Barnato, speculated. had
success with their theatrical enter
prises. and in a few years amassed O
fortune estimated at sS0,000.000.
In France Gardner transferred his
admiration to a Partisan beauty. Mrs
Gardner called for a settlement. The
husband agreed, but the agreement
was delayed In 1901 Gardner came
TO Philadelphia, and found Annie Ora
ham. an actress friend, calling herself
Mrs Gardner. She was in poor straits,
as was her son. named after his father.
Frank L. Graham. She had brought
suit for divorce from Gardner, while
he was in this city, and, encountering
no opposition. won.
Gardner returned to Paris with the
certificate OF divorce in his pocket.
Annie Graham purchased a house on
South Broad street, paid her debts,
bought a tine turnout, sold the Broad
street house and purchased a finer one
at 1906 North Fifteenth street. She
lives there now.
When the wife OF Gardner, over In
Paris. urged that he settle with her.
according to agreement. he is said to
have showed her a certificate Of di.
vorce containing his name and hers.
Then Gardner married the French
woman. Although possessed of mil.
lions In her own right. the women
who had been superseded was not con
tent She engaged lawyers, and tho
charge was made that the decree OF
divorce had been altered and the name
Caroline Madeline had been substi
tuted for that of Annie"
This forms the basis Of the strange
suit now pending in the Philadelphi
courts. The issue is that Annie Ora
ham In her suit for divorce two year
ago testified that she had married
Gardner in 1873. Gardner was not al
vorced from Ciementine Derringer un
III 1873. Therefore. IL Is contended
that he was never married 10 Annie
Graham. and the proceedings in d.
yorce were farcical
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
A "Blue Book"
Corset List

Some of the aristocrats of the
corset world are in this sale
Lillian, ]. B., Sonnette, c.
B. a la Spirite. Lea-staudard
makes. with a long and hon
orable record back OF them.
Second floor
A new arrival today.
CSC uoyfk 81; c. B. a la
Spirite, of fine coutil; two
models-long with d p hip for
the stout; shorter for the
slender.
s. worth Sl.50, J. B. corsets, one
Of the season S desirable models.
3l.25 worth ,2.S0. Sonnette; fine
coutil, bias gored, dip hips.
,l.50 worth $3.50. Sonnettc;
heavily boned; a model ior the
stout woman.
$3.50 worth 50. Our famous
Lillian corset, a model we shall not
import next season.
81 SO worth 81 Lea, made es-
peciaiiy for us, Of strong cou,il,
heavily 5oned, for stout women.
$3.50 worth So Lea. OF silk fig-
ured batiste; a beautiful corset for
the money.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
COttOns for the South
Dress Goods Salonl

Paris is just beginning to tell her secrets for
the coming spring.
One is about Brussels nef soft and silky aud fine,
printed with delicate shadowy flowers.
There is hardly question but that it will be of
the cottons for there is wrinkng mussing it, and
dampness and salt air rob it of its freshness
yard.
The qel0 sz0iss well worth look, too-we've
had exclusive, beautiful things early in the
season. 571sc to 81 yard.
The afDsities waiting to be admred-and the
organizes with their chiffon like finish.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29

curities company have frequently recur-
red 10 this contention IN their attack upon
the laws enforcement. They have n0t
been disturbed by the fact that stocks
continued TO rise after the temporary
furry oecasioned by. the filing OF. the suit.
UnsoUnd business methods. excessive cap
italization, imprudent OVERRIDING in var
ious Lncs of trades-these causes Of de-
preston have been left out Of their phil
osophy. Their whole effort has been di-
rected towards shifting the rcsponsib.si ~
for the trouble 10 the Governments en-
deaYor 70 enforce The law without fear or
Evening journal., 1903-12-29

This shameful situation shows how
irmly the metropolis OF the country
is in the grip of corrupt politics. II is
difficult 10 imagine class OF politi-
clans and officials no utterly lost TO
self-respect 40 are those who are about
20 deliver New York back to a state
which one Of ~ prominent clergymen
has described as he'll with the lid Off. -
1T is an example BY which other cities
should profit. Whatever is done polit-
ically. the lawless element should be
kept out Of public oflce.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Corset Covers

Sc. Cambria, trimmed with EN-
broidery, pearl buttons. Only three
TO a customer.
lie. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery and pleas, pearl but
tons. Only three TO a customer
lSc. Cambria, low round neck,
trimmed with embroidery Only
three 10 a customer
l5c. Cambic, neck and arm
holes trimmed with embroidery.
Only three 10 a customer.
loc. Cambria, trimmed with
lace, trimmed almholes.
2sc. Cambria, t,imrhed with
embroidery aud ribbon.
2Sc. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery and hens. itched pleats.
55c. Cambria, trimmed with lace
aud ribbon, trimmed afmholes.
55c. Cambric, trimmed with em-
broidery and ribbon, trimmed arm
holes.
3Se. cambric, trimmed with
lace, ribbon and insertion.
soc. Cambria, trimmed with en-
broidery and hemstitched pleats.
soc. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery and insertion.
7Sc. Cambria, trimmed with
lace, ribbon and insertion.
75c. Nainsook, trimmed with
embroidery and ribbon.
75c. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery, insertion and ribbon.
S5c. Nainsook, trimmed with
three rows OF insertion, ribbon aud
lace.
S5c. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery. insertion and ribbon.
Ssc. CamDric. trimmed with
lace, insertion, ribbon and hem
stitched pleats.
81 Nainsook, trimm I'd with
lace, embroidery aud ribbon.
81. Cambria, trim III with
dainty embroidery, insertion aud
ribbon.
Sl.50 Nainsook, trimmed with
embroidery, ribbon and insertion.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Pethcoats.

Soc. Muslin, lawn rufie edged
with embroidery and pleats above.
SOC. Muslin, trimmed with lace
aud pleats.
CSC. Muslin, deep lawn ruifle,
trimmed with hemstitched pleats.
SSc. Muslin, edged with en-
broidery, pleats above.
S5c Cambria, lawn ruffie,
trimmed with lace and hemstitched
pleats.
81. bric, lawn rufle
trimmed with embroidery and hem
stitched pleats.
ST. Muslin, trimmed with three
rows Of insertion and edged with
lace.
IL. Cambria, umbrella ruffle of
lace with two clusters of hem
stitched pleats.
81. Cambria, trimmed with in
sertion, pleats and lace.
$3.50. c am brio, lawn ruffle
trimmed with three clusters OF
hemstitched pleats.
al.50. Cambria, trimmed with
blind embroidery anu pleats.
S1.5O. Cambric, with four rows
Of in ,ertion and lace.
3l.75. Cambria. trimmed with
pleats and embroidery.
Sl.7S. Cambria, lawn ruliie with
wide hemstitched pleats.
81. { ambric, lawn ruttle
trimmed with embroidery and hem
stitched pleats.
81. Cambria. trimmed with inser-
ton, pleats and lace.
S2.25. Cambria. trimmed with
embroidery, pleats and insertion.
$2.25. Cambria, trimmed with
pleats aud deep embroidery.
$3.50. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery and pleats.
$3.50. Cambria. trimmed with
insertion, hemstitehed pleats and
lace.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
THE EVENING JOURNAL, TUESDAY DECEMBER 20 le
Store r0EO doses at $ so o'ei0ek
Niahtgowns


SSc. Muslin, trimmed with CAM
brio rufile and hemstitched pleats.
Only three TO a customer.
SOC. Cambria, trimmed with lace
and pleats.
soc. Cambria, trimmed with
hemstitched rufie and ribbon.
soc. Muslin trimmed with en-
5roidery, henstitched rnfile and
pleats.
65c. Cambria, low neck, short
sleeves, trimmed with lace and rib
bon.
65c. Cambria, low neck, trimmed
with henstitched rufiie and ribbon.
75c. Cambria, neck trimmed
with lace and ribbon.
S5c. Cambria, low neck trimmed
with embroidery and ribbon.
SSc. Muslin, trimmed with hem
stitched pleats, collar and cuffs
hemstitched.
S5c. Muslin, trimmed with en-
broidery, ribbon and insertion.
81. Cambria, trimmed with c us
ters of hemstitched pleats and in
81. Nainsook, low neck, short
sleeves. trimmed with pleats and
ribbon.
81. Nainsook, low neck trimmed
with two rows Of insertion, lace
and ribbon.
81. Muslin, yoke Of hem
stitched pleats, neck and sleeves
edged with embroidery.
3l.2S. Cambria, low neck,
trimmed with hemstitched pleats,
lace and ribbon.
Sl.25. Cambria. square neck
trimmed with embroidery and rib
bon.
Sl.25. Nainsook. lawn collar and
cuffs with tiny tucks, ribbon at
neck.
Sl.50. Nainsook, trimmed with
embroidery and ribbon.
Sl.s0. Nainsook, low neck, trim
med with lace, insertion aud rib
bon.
81 IS. Nainsook, trimmed with
fine embroidery, lace an / ribbon.
81. Cambria, low neck, embroid-
cred yoke with ribbon.
50. Nainsook. trimmed with fine
embroidery and ribbon, tucked
front.
S2.2s. Cambria, trimmed with
lace. fine pleats aud ribbon.
$3.50. Cam bric, embroidered
yoke and ribbon.
S2.75. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery, lace and ribbon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Such Prices for Furs!
Second floor. Chestnut street

Second hoor, Chestnut street
Think of getting $3.50 to 500 electric seal
coats Tor $21 to $45 - right in the midst of
the coolest weather of the season
Or some of the $72. SO Persian lamb coats
for $54.
And few of the $50 to SIPS squirrel-lined
coats for $37. so to $95.
Small furs going the way:
Mole ties, $15-commony SIS.
Natural squirrel ties $12-commonly SIS.
Sab dyed squirrel ties, $l2-commonly $19.
Chinchilla ties, $f5-commonly SIS.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
2.ooo.ooo Zee. d lumber Rurnsd.

Richmond, Va Dec 29.-Fire de
stroyed the planning mill and the en-
tire stock OF dressed lumber at the
Camp Manufacturing company's bis
plant IT Franklin, Va. The planning
mill was one Of the largest OF the
company's buildings and the flames
spread from Il and communicated to
the lumber piled in the yard. Two mil
lion feet Of dressed lumber were con
sumed. The insurance on mill and
lumber is $4,000, and the total los
Is stated a. AZ per cent. Of that sum
The cause Of the fre was some hoi
metal. which was being used in set
ting a new engine.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Want Receiver For Ice Company.

Trenton. n. j.. Dec. 29.-Vice Chan.
cellor Grey has granted an order re-
turnable in Camden. January II, for
cause 70 be shown why a receiver
should not be appointed for the New
England Consolidated Ice company
The application was made by Anna A
Horned. Of Philadelphia, who charges
fraudulent mismanagement Of the
company's affairs. The company has
an authorized capital OF $4,000, 900
and has absorbed among others the
Providence Ice company, the Common
wealth Hygienic lee company, of Bos
ton; the Taunton Ice company. o.
Taunton. Mass, and the Brockton Ice
company, Of Brockton, Mass.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Napkins

Silver bleached. hemmed ready
for use, suited for cafes and hotels,
l4xl4 inches, 6Sc a dozen; l6xlo
inches. S5c a dozen; lSxlS inches,
81 a dozen; 22x22 inches, 3l.S0 a
dozen.
Bleached damask, Irish make,
l7xl7 inches, z5c a dozen.
Handsome full bleached double
damask. many pretty patterns
20x20 inches. Sl95 a dozen; 22x22
inches, 81. so a DOZEN 24x24 inches,
i2.95 a dozen.
Full bleached Irish dauask,
four pretty patterns, 2Qx20 inches,
sl.6S a dozen.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
sOnaI inspection.
Drawers

l0c. Muslin. with a deep hem
and pleats. Only three to a buyer.
l5c. Muslin, trimmed with deep
cambric ruiile, hemslitched. Only
three to a buyer.
2Sc, Cambria, trimmed with deep
ruitle and two clusters Of pleats.
25c. Muslin, trimmed with pleats
aud embroidery.
3Sc. Cambria, deep ruifle trimmed
with laee and hemstilched pleats.
SOC. Cambria, lawn rufiie rimmed
with two rows of lace insertion and
lace.
soc. Nainsook, trimmed with
embroidery aud cluster of pleats.
sue. Muslin. trimmed with en-
broidery and hemstitched pleats.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
20 Men Frozen 70 neath.

MiddleshrFo. Ky. Dec. %. - Tin
Thompson was found frozen to dealt
IN cabin several miles from here
Thompson was on his way home from
town. and it is supposed he was over
taken by the blizzard OF Saturday night
and took refuge in the cabin where he
was found and met his death. william
Wilson, who came here a few days
ago from Cincinnati, was found frozen
stif at Stony Fork Creek Valley. near
here.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29

are waiting for the first hours Of the
new year. as are hundreds OF dissolute
and disorderly houses.
The decent people of New York are
regarding this move as inevitable. and
Iare getting ready 20 bear the looth-
come result whit what seems 10 be
strangely akin 10 resignation. There
appcaTs 10 be no help for IL. True.
there is possibility of the new admin
.stiatiou curbing 10 un extent the
threatened pestilence of vice and crime.
nut d IS 50 remote that il Is scarcely
worth considering.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Bed Linens

The old. fashioned German linen
sheets, hemstiiched. 72x9S inches,
Ss.2S q pair; o9x95 inches, - pair
Grass bleached Cerrdan linen
sheets. hem5titehed, 9sx95 inches.
S. a pair.
Grass -bicachcd French linen
sheets, will render service for more
than a generation, 90xy6 inches,
$3.50 a pair.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Wan stre.t,s 49, nootrlne-

From the Kansas City isar.
''it Is not the observance OF the law or
ITS enforcement that creates panic OF dis
tress." said Attorney General Knox IN his
argument n the Northern Securities case.
20 Is wilful violations of lts wholesome
provisions or defiance Of the laws of eco
nomic health"
This remark was evidently q reply 10
uho Wal Street declaration that the pro-
cssdinss against the railroad merger had
disturbed confidence. ana so nad unset
tied buslness. The attorneys for the Sc
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Short Petticoats
Extra .SfsesJ

SOC. Cambria, trimmed with
hem stitched rufle.
CSC. Cambria, trimmed with
hemstitched rufle.
75c. Cambria, trimmed with lawn
ruiile and hemstitched pleats.
81. Cambric. trimmed with em-
broidery and pleats.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
DraWers

Csc. Nainsook. trimmed with
embroidery and two clusters of
pleats.
75c. Nainsook. trimmed with
blind embroidery and two clusters
Of pleats.
S5c. Cambria, trimmed with
blind embroidery, pleats and rib
bon.
SSc. Cambria. lawn rufhe trim
med with lace, pleats and ribbon.
SSe. Nainsook. trimmed with
blind embroidery and two clusters
Of pleats.
81. Cambria, trimmed with blind
embroidery and pleats.
81 rs. Cambria. lawn ruttie
trimmed with insertion aud lace.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
All-the-Year Waists
at Once-a-Year Prices
main and cross Aislesl

main and Cross Aisles)
Maybe not once year again.
It's an exceptional thing to
get Royal " shirtwaists at
these figures.
soc, worth ST and $l.2S,
white duck and black sateen.
75e, worth $l.5o, madras,
duck and sateen.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Bed Clothing in the White Sale

Third floor, Thirteenth street,
BeaSbreaas--
Best quality. white crochet ST. IS, double bed size
hemmed ready for usually $lSo.
Satin hnish spreads, s2 very pretty lighter than
Marsees, yet W II give good service. Mostly ST. So
TVo0Lizilea 1atlts--
Coverings Of silk and brocade. mostly pink and
light bluea sheet Of wool inside light as down but NOT
so warm. Sl2 usually SIS.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Our Linens Are All Flax
Southwest Of center
Table Linens

Strong, almost white, 65 inches
wide, 35c a ard.
Extra heavy hali-bleached, sew
eral pretty pa terms, o. inches
wide, 4Sc yard.
Silver -bleached, ready for use,
90 inches wide, S5c a yard; 20
inches wide, 6sc yard; napkins to
match
Snow white, built expressly for
as, several good patterns, 20 inches
wide, Sis yards napkins to
match in three sizes.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Nishtgowns
(Erf1,a SfgesJ

7sc. Muslin, trimmed with en-
broidery and pleats.
s5e. cambrsc, yoke of hem
stitcned pleats and embroidery.
neck and sleeves edged with hem
stitched lawn rufle.
81. Cambria, yoke of clusters
Of hemstitched pleats, neck and
sleeves edged with hemstitched
ruifle.
81. Muslin. trimmed with en-
broidery and pleats.
81. Muslin, pleated yoke
trimmed with embroidery.
&l.50. Nainsook. trimmed with
embroidery and ribbon.
Sl.50. Cambria. trimmed with
hemstitched pleas and embroidery.
S2.75. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery and ribbon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29

IS drawn up like the Old Roman armies in
battle array--and there is not a single weak
point in the line.
(1) The variety is complete.
~ Prices are as low as in last years
White Sale, Notwithstanding the 90 per cent.
rise in cotton.
(3) Our former unapproached high stand
ard in quality, taste in trimming, liberal cut
of garments and needlework is maintained
al Extra-size underclothes are again
here-following the plan originated in our last
Summer Sale
(5l All the garments were made espe-
cially for us in clean, light, sanitary work
rooms-a statement we have verified by per-
sonal inspection
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Back to the ooss.
lIe Nalfim0ra IIer4I0


Practically, New York returns 10 the
doce on and after the dref - noe.
month. This - what Is expected By
the law ana ordef eleinsut itnu eaoi.-
from the tendcrioin district Indicate
that the expectation Is rell founded
All tie old haunts OF immortality and
crime that were forced 20 close during
the Low administration are preparing
TO reopen and resume their vicious
business, and new places ave being
added 70 the list The sambl.ug Qsus
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Per. NAL Notes.

Air. and airs. Gflbort S. Jones. have r.
tarilod from smyrna, where they spent
ChTistmaa.
oriiie Gooden spenl Christmas al Hen
aers7n. Nd. and Wyomiae.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~. Ponder have re.
Iur1ed from Milton. where they sYea,
Christmas.
1nks cles& ssdhan is home from Alex.
tswn. Rs-
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Table-Cloths

Full b,eaehed damask banquet
cloths-the maker calls them sec
onds." but we fail TO notice any
thing wrong except a slightly
irregular weave IN the designs;
three yards square, S. and s. each.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
ToWels

Soft. brown, twilled kitchen
towels. hemmed, l7x56 inches, 81.
a dozen; for soc.
Ail-white hemmed huck towels,
with damask borders. lSx36 inches.
l5c each; with damask effect
throughout, 20xso inches, zoe each.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29

favor. THIS attempt to throw dust in
thep ublic's eyes is bound 10 fail. Pos
siby the Wall street clique-whlch Is the
most provincial and irrational set Of men
IN the country-Haas be able 70 deceive T.
self. But 1t won't fool the nation.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29

According 40 Sir james Crlchton-Brown
the modern Englshman IS physically
degenerate, and chiefly because Of dys-
peptic troubles. The growing frequenc,
of appendicitis Is. he thinks, due 20 th
weakened digestive apparatus and Insult
flelent nastiratiop Of food.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Warm Wrappers, ST.

tsecoud hoor, first gallery
Flannelette. in dark colors
at this price because they
must scurry out Of the way Of
spring w.rk-ususily $3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
White Sale Handkerchiefs

Main Aisie)
Every thread sound linen.
W0meH'S haNakerckzefS-
6oc dozen, usually 81.
s5c dozen, generally l5e each.
MEMS haNakerck1et-
81 a dozen, usually $3.50.
$1.50 a dozen, regularly $2.4O.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Popular Silk Waists
tArcade

Soft peau de sole aud louis
inc, black and colors, daintily
tricked out with appropriate
trimmings, S3.7S worth 81. SO
10 50. so.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Warm Winter Coats for Girls

Csecond door, Chestnut street,
In regulation style, of close. soft dark blue chin
cha, lined throughout gold chevron aud military but
tons give da Of colori the velvet collar will turn up
snug and warm about the throat if desired IA years.
81. So commonly $l2.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Among the New French Challis
Paris Dress. Goods SALON.


are some Of the daintiest little Dresden designs
imaginable-buds and vines and tiny blossoms on
creamy white grounds.
Others come with Persian OF Dresden borders that
may be used for trimming.
And besides the pretty polka dotted things there
very odd, unusual designs-one with little snatches of
bright plaid set in dotted rings
We are selling them already for children's spring
rocks and for SOFT light house gowns 55c and yard.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
A ClOudburst in WOmen's
Rain-Or-Shine Goats
Second floor, Chestnut streetl

(Second floor, Chestnut street,
For So, splendid, comfortable, waterproofed
coats that have been selling right along anywhere
from $40 to $13.50-and all on account of broken
sizes and odd styles.
Venetians cheviots and craveuettes in dark blue,
black oxford and tan
But how long do you suppose I25 will IastP
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Pay Less Now for These White Linen
ShirtWaist Patterns

Dress Goods Salon, Center Of storei
Some embroidered in white some in eoors-but
all need good washing to take away the dusty rumpled
look that comes from handling.
81. so for those that 81. Is and S.
81. SO for those that So. so.
So for those that $4.25.
$3.50 for those that 50. so and SIS.
$4.75 for those that were SO. SO.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Petticoats
(Erfya Sizes

Sl.25. Muslin. deep cambric ruff
fe trimmed with pleats.
$3.50 Muslin, umbrella rufie of
lawn trimmed with hemstitched
pleats.
81. Cambria, umbrella ruffie of
lawn trimmed with three clusters
of hemstitched pleats.
$3.50. Cambria. trimmed with
embroidery and pleats.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Drawers
(Erira 81

55c. Muslin. deep hem and clus-
ter OF pleats.
35c. Muslin, trimmed with deep
cambric rune and hemstitching.
soc. Muslin. trimmed with en-
broidery and pleats.
75c. Cambria. trimmed with lace
and hemsttched pleats.
8sc. Muslin, trimmed with em-
broidery and hemsti.ched pleats.
81. Muslin, trimmed with hne
embroidery and hemstitched pleats.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Corset Covers
(Erkra SfsesJ

55c. Cambria. trimmed with fine
pleats.
6sc. Cambria, edged with em-
broidery.
75c. Cambria. trimmed with lace
and ribbon.
81. Cambric, trimmed with en-
broidery and ribbon.
81. Cambria, trimmed with fine
embroidery.
Sl.25. Cambria. trimmed with
mbroidery aud ribbon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Some Wool Waistings for 28c
Main Aisle

that never before sold for less than 75c The
fabric is crepe weave, all-wool except the light
mercerized stripe which adds to its charm.
About thirty styles in the lot-charming colors.
Evening journal., 1903-12-29
Just Before the Store Closed

there arrived yesterday and were quickly un-
packed for today