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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-22

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Wanbate ablpre9eu.
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morben mar, bei6ulbist, 9etretoe
Idde aus ben Cars Der Nertberu Ya-
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lt9 bic <ppen bes Spotanez Sluiies
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ni6t aufsefunben moyben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-22
Sit Sapibipn.

Ser grfols bes Serrn
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einer Oariteuuns
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nnier alte Sreumb
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meber Indifferent, ober
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-22

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bab feline &e6nuns fir 'SobzIrbeit erlaubt
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aubitor einsetrasen lit.
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pom Stearns County.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-22

6. Is. Greper, Gountp= Qubitor
unb er=officio Glerf bieles goaro.
auf antro9 Sertasuns bis 2 ubr na6mit=
tags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-22
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tant Maribau ret6te etne 8ia ein fur
einen Mnbau gum Gesierunsssebdube
in Sarge gum &oitenpreiie uon $780,
900. = Mm %. Sanuar weroen bic
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pention bier beginner. Ger ProSeB
bes rpesen Ger @rmorbuns eines iunsen
Mannes namens Smert BON @btte
Garth, Minn., anseflasten sSobn
&oonep mirb nd6ften Wonat erit lei=
men Nnfans nebmen.
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fir bieieu Ylab in ii@erer Iusli@t.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
The Largest Business i
Pianos in the CITY
Third floor, Chestnut street,

has come to this store because it has kent N
with the public from the very day it opened
doors.
Never have we broken price to one perl
and not to everybody; never have we offered
. stenciled' piano Zone not bearing the name
the real maker) never have we for dav failed
keep our promise made in the beginning: Aat
700Hld sell the best b5anOS IN eack grade at the q
|est Pr1ce Sach instruments could be had tor al
aOheye.
The Campbell piano Warranted by the max
]. c. Campbell and guaranteed by us) at S.
proves this, for it is better than any of the st
ciled pianos offered in the bargain sales" alb
town now for $245 and $3.50, with claims that IL
are worth $500, or more
The MerysH piano at $265 proves this, fol
is the very same instrument sold in many otl
cities for $3.50.
The V0Se, the Mason G. HamIsn and
Chsckeyzng all prove it without argument
Fortunately we have few of the lower priced
pianos today, but they will be snapped up quickly
The Chieke,fRe and Mason g Hanzifu are in p
variety now, in both uprights and grands
The Campbell should be selected at once if wanted
Christmas, for almost that we will not be
to get enough.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

Tickets for the u. of P.-Cornen Thanks
giving game on sale this morning. (City Hall
Corner of the store.
Fags-special designs prepared exclusively
for the Wanamaker store-Pennsylvani Cor
nell, Army and Navy-on sale at Chestnut
street. SOC and ST.
The store is closed Thursday, and if yoc wait even
until Wednesday afternoon to get one OF these flags
chances are It may be gone. And It yon get one
and twice the price it ought to be.
We have gone to a great deal Of trouble to get spe-
cia felt made the regulation eoors for the Army and
Navy flags, and they Absolutely right in color and
all new in design.
Heavy 4vool rags for the football game, IS
to $40
Szueaters, Angora jackets, huge silk mufilers
from London, and other clothing to Sesp you
warm-Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

match the CSC and 75c table
linen.
Fine bleached napkins, neatly
hemmed, ready for immediate
use. 2Ox20 inches, s. a dozen; /;
26x26 inches, $3.50 a dozen.
Tenerzihe hand dyazOn
LzHsH-
Fine plain linen with the
beautiful wheel designs and
drawn work, all hand work, of
course, by the fingers Of pains
taking Japanese people - the
first time at these prices-doi-
lies, scarfs and centerpieces.
Doilies, 9 inches round, 2sc
each.
Centerpieces, 20x20 inches,
81. $3.50; 24-inch, S2.7S; 80
inch, S3.75, $3.50 each.
Scarfs, 2Ox36 inches, $3.50,
So. so each; 20x45 inches, So. so,
81, IS; 20x54 inches, S.; 20x65
inches, $3.50; 20x72 inches,
$3.50, $40.
Hemstitched damask scarfs
and table covers, with a wide
row of insertion, lSx45 inches,
75c; 1Sx54 inches. 81; 36x3t
inches, S5c; 45x4S inches, 81. IS
54xs4 inches, $l.75.
Z0aCelS-
Stoc<y bleached huck towels
hemmed, red or white borders,
lSx37 inches, 121lc.
ALI white hemmed towels
with huck and damask combi-
nation, pretty patterns, 20x4l
inches. zoe each.
Very fine all-white hemmeC
huck towels, with pretty dam
ask borders, 2lx4l inches, 2Sc.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
"What Sort of
Underwear Ought / to
Wear 2"
lWest oI Arcadel

We are asked the question
frequently every day.
Well, if you can't wear wool,
there is cotton in various weights,
linen mesh, silk and cotton and
silk for both men and women. In
mems underwear the cotton comes
with fleece or silk fleece back, as
we'll as all cotton.
If you want part wool, there is
merino, which is anywhere from
25.to 90 per cent. wool; silk and
merino and all woodland when
we say all wool it is all wool.
1t is a mistaken idea that cotton
isn't warm: it depends a great
deal on the weight-and on the
person.
IN ckfldyen'S underwear both the
cotton and wool comes plain and
fleeced.
The cold weather taxed oui
stock and service to the ut.
most last week, but we are in
good shape for today.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

100 piece sets, best quality
American porcelain, pink floral
decoration, gold edges. gold
raced knobs and handles, SO
worth SIS.
Austrian china sets, l0l pieces,
dainty pink floral decoration,
embossed with gold tracing,
Sl2.5O worth S22 so.
English porcelain sets, ll2
and li3 pieces. underglaze bor-
der decoration, blue and green,
gold edges and handles, Sl6. so
worth $3.50.
Theo. Haviland china. 100
piece sets; the decoration on
this set is a beautiful pink and
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Good News in Girls Clothing
Second floor, Chestnut street

(Second floor, Chestnut street,
Our popular blue chinchilla coat, always $40
is today $3.50. Lined with red flannel has
military buttons, chevron on the sleeve and Z
velvet collar.
A stylish little suit of dark blue or black
cheviot, with long blouse coat, is $40. IA, Il
and 1S-year sizes.
Only enough of both for today's selling.
But plenty of other suits, coats and dresses
in all the good materials and Styles at prices run
ming up to $135.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
No Room for These WOmen's
Walking Suits
Second ioor. chestnut streetI

When the women's suits came to move on
Saturday, in order to let the furs spread them
selves, there we're between eighty and hundred
odd suits too many to 90 into the new quarters.
Only one thing to do-slice off the prices and
pack them off in a days time.
That means SI6.5O 10 S22 SultS tor SI5 so.
And $50 10 $50 SHiks ter S25.
In the SIS so lot tweeds, plain cloths and mixed
suitngs straight front coats with peas the hips
bouses with long skirts and with little capes over
the shoulders Sizes 32 to 40.
In the SIS lot chevios and zbenes in dark coll
ors, and long than Eons Sizes a. SO and 49,
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Novel Toilet Articles
Main Aisle

Be0eled-blate hand mirrors,
81 usually So.
Made in handsome go,5 hssrze
pattern, the back has aeaa sap-
estry border within which Is q
medallion showing pictures OF
various celebrities.
".Slcyllne" meiakm0untea
toilet requisites.
The metal is like silver, very
strong, made by a secret process,
white all through, can be engraved
and will retain its color and polish,
does not tarnish nor dent readily
and is half the price of sterling
silver.
Dressing combs, 2Sc.
Nail polishers, soc.
Bonnet brushes, SOC.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

white rose, gold knobs and
handles, $40 worth $3.50.
Theo. Haqiland china sets.
ll3 pieces; this set has a floral
decoration, lavender and white,
gold knobs and handles, $3.50
worth $3.50.
Theo. Haviland china sets,
ll3 pieces, a pink and white
rose decoration; all pieces have
clouded gold edges, also gold
knobs and handles, SIS worth
$50.
Theo. Haviland china sets,
fioral border decorations in gar
lands, double fligree gold bor-
der and gold knobs and han
dies, $50 worth 500.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

Celluloid handle dinner
knives, $3.50 dozen.
Celluloid handle dessert
knives, S2.25 dozen.
Celluloid handle carving
knives and forks, German sill
yer ferrules, 81 pair.
Stag handle carving knives
and forks. 81, Sl.25, S1.35 pair.
Stag handle carving sets,
three pieces. 81, $3.50, So set.
Set of six nut picks and
cracker, soc set.
Rogers extra plated dessert
forks, 81 so dozen.
Rogers extra plated dinner
forks, S1.70 dozen.
Rogers triple plated dinner
knives, S2.25 dozen.
Rogers triple-plated dessert
knives, S2.25 dozen.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

Pearl handle dinner knives,
sterling silver ferrules, silver
plated blades, $3.50, $40. so,
$l1.5O dozen.
Pearl handle dessert knives,
sterling silver ferrules, silver
plated blades, $3.50, So dozen.
Set of six each-pearl handle
dinner knives and forks, ster-
ling silver ferrules and silver
plated blades. 81 so, Sl0.75 set.
Pearl handle fruit knives,
sterling silver ferrules, silver
pla ed blades, S5.25 dozen.
Pearl handle individual but
ter spreaders, sterling silver
ferrules, S5.75 dozen.
Pearl handle poultry shears,
S2.55 each.
Pearl handle butter knives,
CSC each.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

"Glad Of 1t" IS the title OF a new
Clyde Fitch play which viii be pro-
duced at the savoy Theatre. New York.
following the brief engagement OF Max
inc Elliott in "Her own Way with
Jessie Busley i'm the leading role. There
will be thirty-four speaking parts and
twenty men and women in the chorus.
Not having had a success in "Algy. -
her first dramatic attempt Nesta Til
ley is TO try again i'm a musical comedy.
called The Isle Of Boy" This is said
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Special Thanksgiving Sale
of Cutlery
IAreade)

Stag handle careers, both English and Amer
ican for as little ST., SIPS and $1.35-about
third below the usual price.
Pearl handle kns0es of all kinds for third
less-from the best manufacturer in the world
The reason prices are reduced on these is because
there are slight flaws in the handles-a speck or
mark not easily noticeable; the steel is perfectly
good.
Rogers kns0eS and forks at very little prices
indeed.
The sale could not come at a better time, nor
could we offer you good news if we had to go
into the market now. We have been planning it
for some time collecting surplus lots of the car
vers from a number of manufacturers-among
the best in England and America
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
THE EvENTNe JOURNAL MONDAY NovEMBER23. 1915
Store closes at $50 O'Clock daizy
Make the Gift Fit

You have probably heard Of the Christmas box
sent TO some soldiers in the Philippines that when
opened was found to contain heavy wool under
wear and stockings, fur gloves and caps-when
the thermometer there on Christmas morning was
about 80 degrees 5t g..
Quite as useless is to give baubIe or gewgaw
to one in need Of clothes.
Fashion Approves Useful Gifts
nova fur scarf, a mufE a rain-coat, a pretty
waist gown-and in their Christmas boxes they
look fine indeed.
OF course, pianos, china, glass; objects Of art,
jewelry books, etc, are always in favor-and
such gifts should be selected early because it takes
time to buy them intelligently
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

to have been written by sson of Hail
caine, but the book has been rewrit-
ten by Edgar smith.
The seasoz sale OF tickets Tor Che series
OF subscription concerts 90 be given in
Wilmington this season by the Phuadel-
phia Orchestra opened Monday morning
and the results indicate that these con-
certs VIII be a success socially. financially
and musica-ly. This Is not surprising
since the opportunity Of hearing such an
orchestra IN such programs IS one ar
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

tion which pleases the sense OF sight and
hearing, while not offending the innate
modesty with which every true woman
Us possessed. In "A Hot Old Time" they
set a singularly beautiful and new pro-
duction, elaborate and beautiful gowns,
funny jokes clever specialues and de-
hghtful music. The company is a very
large and expensive one. and includes
many performers OF international reputa-
ton. Matnees viii be given.
II ;he New York critics are 10 be be-
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Thanksgiving
and Christmas Napery
at Special Prices
Southwest of center

The reductions include linens of which there
are small quantities and others of patterns which
we are discontinuing.
Every thread is fine elastic flax, in the perfec-
ton OF weaving and beaching-not piece we
cannot cordially introduce and commend to the
housekeeper who wants this sort of linen.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

forded comparatively few cities outside Of
the great metropolitan centres, and the
people OF Wilmington should show their
appreciation OF this fact by crowding the
house at each OF the vhree concerts.
Women like "A Hot Ola Time" which
will be 1he bill at Grand Opera House on
Thanksgiving afternoon and night be-
cause 81 is uproarous with fun but en-
tirely free from vulgarity. It Is we'll
known fact that the fair sex viii flock to
the theatre when they can see IN astrac-
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

r.,,ad another tremendous hit has beenl
scored at that home oil big productions,
the Broadway Theatre New York. This
time II Is that Incompatible artistic, Fritzi
schen. in a bright new comic opera called
..Babette." The critics are unanimous
in the opinion that Miss schef is the one
real sensational success Of the season
and declare with enthusiasm that no such
FIRST night has been seen in New York in
many years.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
ST. Black Camel's-Hair
CheviOt, csc
(Black- Goods Store, northwest of
centerl

so inches wide, and so
rough and fuzzy with its coat
of mohair that we could al
most call it zibelinn. 1t is a
wonder we are able to get a
fabric like it to sell for CSC a
yard, when cheviots and zibe-
lines are so much in demand.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Lining Remnants
Main Aislel

It is only the dull store that
does not have short ends accumu-
late.
Every once in a while, in order
to keep our stock clean and unob
structed, we gather together short
pieces of Innings and mark Them
half price. Today is one of the
times.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
So Striped Zibeline,
$l.2S a Yard
! Southeast Of ceilier)

From a wide-avyake i'm
porter who doesn't want to
carry over a single piece of
his stuff until next year.
Blue, black. green and brown
the brown with a shaggy stripe
outlined with two rims OF white.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

Ermines are in such demand that fur dealers
can get almost any price they ask combna-
ton of ermine and Persian is as fashionable as
any fur woman can wear. The prices of chin
scarce. And since the New York Horse Show
there is no question about moleskins being the
fad of the winter.
We arranged early to have a supply of the
things Paris told us were best You will find them
in small neck-furs, muffs and coats.
But it is the ctclsi0eSS OF this Fur Store and its
reasonable prizes that like to talk of most The two
things contradictions, many people think-both
be traced back to the We get styles
that so nowhere else in America because makers receive
such large orders from get lower prices than
stores because sell larger quantities.
Let us know If you match our $72 so Persian lamb
anywhere for less than $100. OR whether you can
find another squirrel and ermine like 5000 or
another such Russian pony motoring coat
We don't care how fast and thick the orders
come now-fresh supplies ready to bring in
every day.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

The Younger Mrs. Parting" a three
act drama, by Haddon Chambers. who
adapted it from Henri Bernstein's lie
Detour," with Annie Russell in the title
tire, Boston, and was warmly welcomed.
although there was little to commend
the piece 10 the analytical first nighter.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Table hnen-

Table linen
A sturdy silver bleached fab
ric, broken dice pattern, will
be white after a few washings,
63 inches wide, 55c a yard an
other half-bleached linen in
several patterns. viii soon be
white. % inches wide, 45c a yd.
A splendid grass bleached
table linen, full of long service,
no starch or dressing, o. inches
wide, 65c a yard; 20 inches
wide. 75c a yard; ? yards wide,
Sl.2S a yard.
Ta6Le-cL0tkS-
Fine handsome Flemish dam
ask, designs that are discontin-
ued; have a luster like satin;
not fringed, and no napkins to
match:
72x72 inches, $3.50; 7lx9o
inches, S5 and $3.50; 7lxl0S
inches, $3.50; 7lxl44 inches,
IS. SO; SSx9o inches, $3.50; S9x
los inches, SIS; S9xl26 inches,
| So; S9xl44 inches, 81.
Solid color stand and table
covers, whipped fringe; colors
are blue, gold. pink anA gray;
34x34 inches. ACC; ASKS inches,
Use; 50x5O inches, 81; 66x6S
inches, S1.75; 66xS5 inches,
$3.50. Doilies to match, l41zx
ll41i inches, 81 a dozen-dainty
I lunch and refreshment cloths.
| Napkins
Silver bleached, very sturdy,
lSx1S inches, 65c a dozen;
match the 35c table linen.
Snow white Irish damask, II
XII inches, 75c a dozen.
Grass bleached German dam
ask. lSxlS inches. S1.25 a dozen /;
! 22x22 inches, Sl.95 a DOZEN
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
soc AlbatrOss, 57Hc
SOC Challis. 5755c
6Oc and 75c Tucked
Waistings, 37Hc
Main Aisle

Almost any color you wamt-we
have had new supplies OF albatross
and challis, and the waistings come
out OF our own CON plete stock.
All three materials are. made from
wool as fine as that which goes
into ST stuffs of this s9rt, though,
Of course, you do rot get the
same quantity in these 375sc ma
terials.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Christmas Gifts in Leathe
lGolden Salon, frst floorl

Golden Salon, first Aoor)
are shown this morning in the Golden .SahI
Plenty of room there to wander about and pI
aOhat" and " alto F" together on your Christm
list. Appropriate gifts for men and women.
Austria and Germany send some beautiful leath
goods in which art finds charming expression Enpla1
sends substantial things for and travellers There
little things and big things dainty boxes for Jewel
gloves handkerchefs and artistic photograph frame
beautifully fitted dressing for men, collar and CD
boxes, liquid and medicine cases.
Just partial list
Writing cases. Fitted tea luncheon and co-
Magazine covers binaton tea and luncheon bas
Writing portfolios.
Desk sets. Medicine cases.
Handkerchief glove jewel, Shaving with compile
sewing and photograph boxes. fittings.
Photograph albums. Collar and cuff boxes
Imitation carved leather scrap LIQUID cases
basketsnice dens and libra Safety pocket and
res bags.
Fasks Money belts.
Dressing cases for men, Drinking gassesA
men and children Music rolls bags y
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Last Chance at These Dinner Sets
Second floor, center

Few of a kind-remainders of large purchases
lucky will be the person who gets them.
Will they fit in with your Thanksgiving plans?
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Those Royal" Waists!
tAreade and Main Aisle,

How they did fly Sat
urdayl By twos, threesl
and half dozens-women
were stocking up for win
ter.
Certainly " Royal y
waists never sold for so
little before.
The greatest crowd was
around the $2.25 waists
and for good reason-there
were SIS and So waists
there.
Today the assortment
is still good, and these
prices and values still hold
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Fashion Approves Useful Gifts
" Make Way for Furs!"
(Second floor, Chestnut street,

Noecond hoor, Chestnut sire
was the order issued on Saturday
night, and in less than an hours
time the army of women's suits
had marched out Of their big room
on the second floor and the army
of furs marched in.
Today, for the first time this
winter, we have space and place
to show all the beautiful furs that
the store holds.
Nearly three months ago Paris
issued her dictum on fur fashions.
"Ermtns, moke, chsHch1lla, seal
skim" she said. And everything
has worked out exactly that way.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

81 ter aUazStS that earlier cost 50 to S2.Z5
S2.25 tor oOalSts that earlier cost ,S5.75 to SO
Fancy vestings, flannel mohair Madras wool -poplin
liren pique
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Use Mercerized Vestings. 375s c
Main Aislel

We have purchased about Is, 900 yards of the
prettiest cotton vestings made for this winter S
shirtwaists-at disco sut which enables US to sell
them for half price
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Gas Drop-Lishts

$3.50 TO 81, 50orth 81 10 SIS
tSecond foorl
Metallic and pottery in a variety
of styles, all fitted with the Wels-
bach burner and mantel six seet of
tubing and dome shad
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
MnbklNS-
Special in the Linen Salon

today are some hemstched and hand embroidered cen
tepeces tray and scarfs-hand e1nby0ayd mind
YOU. and at these prices:
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

liver the address was sent by J. c. Ag-
new. secretary OF the Columbia Uni
versity Society Of Mining Students.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23
Reception Lamps

So to IS, acre IS TO SO
Second hoor)
Just in line with the idea of a
useful gift-both decorated and
metallic. A variety of shapes.
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

Read the Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1903-11-23

Ellie Fay is 10 appear in new mu-
sical comedy. by Edgar Smith. with
music by Jean Schwartz The name
Of the play and the date of its opening
have not yet been anrounced.