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Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Three Special
Value Books

-tor gifts or for the reference
library-will be wanted for|
more than present reading.
The Unsted STATES in Ony Oun'
7fmS, 1870 to 1908. by Z. Benia-l
min Andrews; a narrative of great
events, mini tely indexed; nearly
500 illust atoms, large Syo, 1O0Ol
pages. These are some of the|
topics:
The Tweed Ring, Grant and Recon-
struction. Gould and Fiske - Black
Friday; Greedy, Editor and Presidential
Candidate; the Carpet Bagger," the
Centennial EXPEDITION. the HAYES ]
Tilden Embroglio, Panic of 1873, AS
sassination of Garfield, the Seal In
dustry, the Blowing Up of the Maine, Z
the War with Spain. Assassination Of
Mckinley. the Northern Pacific Panic,
Commercial Expansion, United States
in the East, Wireless Telegraphy.
Publishers price. $5; our price,
$3.50.
Present Successful Obboyfunities,
by Russell H. Conwell, d. D., a
study OF the ways and methods by
which riches are accumulated all
the professions and avenues OF in
dustry are included; illustrated,
Svo, cloth. 81, our special price,
| 81. so; half morocco, $2.75, oul
price, 81; full morocco, 81. oul
price, So.
| Pennsylvania PyoVince and STATE,
a history from 1909 to 1870, by
Albert S. Bolles. Phi. D., IL. D.,
lecturer in the University of Penn
sylvania and Haverford College
the first work ever published treat
ing fully of the history of Penn
sylvania; in two volumes. Svo
11So pages; cloth, gilt top, S5i
half morocco. gilt top, SO.
Thirteenth street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-08

Enough dozens here for every
body's friends-and better hand
kerchiefs for the money than you
find in most shops.
W0Dsen'S- ,--
Plain white hem stitched, Is, and
q Inch hens. 12Hc, l5c, zoe and Eoc.
Lace trimmed, l2Hc, 2sc and SOC each.
Scalloped, 2Sc, 5sc and SOC each.
Men s. tf
Plain white hemstitched, loc each or
81 dozen.
Others, little hnef., l255e.
White, with colorsf borders, 2Se.
East Of AreEde) .t- -
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Pictures on the Wing

Merry buying yesterday Of
the special pictures in the
Picture Store and on the
Main Aisle.
PyzceS are a tkiyE less.
For today the stock is re-
plenished.
In tie Picture Store
s.. Facsimile water -colors, white
mats ornamented with gilt lines, gilt
frames, size 16x20 inches.
-, so. Pas,els, landscapes and marine
subjects, ornamented sweep gilt frames,
l4xzS inches
IS. Carbon photographs, framed in
Flemish oak and mahogany; also some
etchings.
SIS. Carbon photographs of Roman
architecture colo the Forum,
ETC.. framed in our-inch ornamented
Flemish oak, size 20xS4 inches.
On the Nam AlSie-
A collection at l5c to 81; including
every kind of framed novelties, prints
colored photographs, photo engTavings
fac-simile water eolors. gilt and har l.
wood frames, small aud medium size
pictures.
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and the smaller the crowds.
A new printing press for boys, very
simple and complete, SIS.
Rattan high chairs, with satin seats,
for big aud little dolls: inches high,
2Sc; 20 inches high. SOC; p inches
high, 7sc; u inches high, 81.
Baby tenders--teach Miss Dolly how
to walk; II inches high, ST..
White epameied dolls beds; 7xl4 for
25c; better ones. with a wire spring,
l0xlS for soc.
Dolls coy eorners-htted up with
pillows and Oriental hang ngs just like
those for grown people. 81, 81. SO and
| $2.50
Good strong tables, l5x24 inches,
made like a kitchen table, with hard
wood legs and a poplar top. 81.
Fourth foorI
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The Better Half.

When the grandsons OF jay Gould.
he sons Of the Count de Castellane'
were visiting this country recently
hey were shown a picture Of the great
fnancier, their grandfather. II was a
half length portrait and Boniface, one
'of the boys. after listening with much
interest to what was told him Of the
original, looking at the picture. asked;
WAS that all there was to grand
father?"
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Gift Chairs for Men

Caracious and comfort
able, well-built and hand
somely finished Morris
chairs, rockers and easy
chairs.
Morris chairs
Golden oak. So. rs to Sls. 50; imita-
ton mahogany. S2.7s to Sl2; wealth
cred oak, SS.2s to $40; mahogany,
Slo.75 to S75-for the chairs.
Morris chair cushions
Finished in many coverings
denim, 81; velour, S3.2s to S4.s0i
verona, S3.2s to Sl7; tapestry, $40
to SIS; silk mOquet;e, SIS to SIS.
Easy chairs and rockers
Soms solid wood frames,
others overstuifed, IN all the
favorite coverings.
Ienim. overstufed. Slz to S4si
tapestry, mohogany frame. sSzi
verona, with mahogany frame. SIS
and $50; mahogany chair. verona
covered. $40; in gisce plush, s66i
verona, overstuffed, S27 to S4s;
leather, overstuHed, $40 to $50;
easy rockers in verona. overstufed.
S27 to $3.50; leather, overstufed.
$3.50 to $40; mahogany hresids
rockers. denim. $3.50.
Third hoor)
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Ths Vain. Of = sermon.

Cyrus Townsend Brady. when in the
West as young clergyman. met a ne
gro Methodist circuit preacher whose
district also covered a vast expanse OF
territory. and who. in consequence, was
able to use a sermon a long time. so
many different communities did he Wis
II on his rounds. He had gone about
one occasion when, coming from his
church after the service, he encoun-
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Couch Rugs. ST.. SO

About 400, nearly half price,
A manufacturer offered us 1000 o.
these rugs at a very mod rate fig
ure ii we'd take the whole lot
some we did not think our Gus
toners would like, so we picked
the best. On sale this morning -
moth proof" GALL cotton). will
give lots of service; for couches
in den or library or even a bed
covering.
Italian siik blankets
$50 at 9oc. regularly Sl.So.
400 at Sl.2S. regularly 81.
$50 at S1.7S, regularly S2.7S.
German cotton 6IaHkets-
235 at $3.50, regularly $3.50.
lMain Aisle, Market street,
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Furnished
Touring Baskets

One Of the greatest pleasures OF
automobiling is the magnihce Mt
appetite which it creates. If you
have a we'll appointed and we'll
hlled lunch basket along you will
be glad OF the appetite.
Every size basket. complete IN
every detail for carrying food.
liquids and the table settings
some even have their own folding
lables-baskets for two people s
lunch $40, up 10 the large hamper
with outhtting for a dozen, al $50
Golden SALON.
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lCrosi Aisiei

tered an old negro. who. hat IN hand
approached and said:
Oats mighty fine sermon. sab, OF
yoh's. An likes IL cherry time All hears
Ia. Seems we cross each others tracl
putty ofn. sab. 70 today makes d,
seventh bles't time Ahse hear yc
preach il. Ah'm bit NV a preache
myself. sab; an An wants ter say de-
when yo' gifts fru wild dat sermon
Abs ready ter buy il, sab. Ought te
last a long time get sab; il am sue
good stun. Deed. sab. Ahse willin' tc
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Women's Christmas
Gloves at a Saving

75c instead of 81 and $1cS0,
for strong, sturdy Cape
gloves-because we took all
the over-lots of a certain
well-known maker.
Some are sewn like a mans glove,
some are piqus sewn. and the colors
are those good clear shades ol' English
tan and rouge to 60 with tailored
gowns.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
strikers wives Attack omcors

Hastings. Colo, Dec. s. - Eleven
wives Of striking coal miners attacked
Marshals Hightower and Waybright
while the officers we're removing some
shanties on the Victor Fuel company
property in the Italian quarter Marie
Nanelli struck Hightower on the head
With a butchers cleaver, nearly cut
ting on an ear Other women gave
Waybright q severe beating. The
women were arrested.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
For the Desk

are inkstands. paper weights, book
and letter racks, pen trays. paper
knives and such nick nacks.
Inkstands from 25c for pretty
gilt, oxidized or copper reliet, to
SIS for handsome brass affairs.
Paper-weights, 1Oe to 81, mostly cute
little amin is
Book racks, brass. extendible, Sl.s0
10 50 so.
Letter racks in brass, 81. so 10 81. so.
Leather calendars, 55c to soc.
Gross Aisle
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sine 10 change nests. she allied her
,elf with william Robin. and lived
aappy until the matrimonial season ior
Nrs. Robin again rolled around. Then
David Buzzard, a widower, more at
,ractive personally and socially than
ais name would Indicate, appeared, and
oday Mrs. Robin became Mrs. Bug
zard. Into the Buzzard roost Mrs. Buzz
tard carried one little Martin, two lit
Tie crows and one little Robin. One
little Buzzard was already there TO
welcome the other birds.
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DefauIsinq sank Teller Captured.

NNI"NTEITTN 1|"TTT "'TNT IT Vt y
New York, Dec. S.-News has been
received here Of the arrest at Mem.
phis. Tenn. OF James NJ. Edge. o
former note teller of the First Ma
tional Bank or Paterson. n. j.. who
disappeared August 5. 1902, and who
was later accused OF stealing 100000
from the bank Il was stated that
Edge admitted his identity and waived
extradition and would be taken 20
Paterson Immediately.
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the Boys

Suspenders and neckwear in
good variety. 25c and soc.
Shirts ISL and pajamas ($1.35)
make good gifts.
Sweaters, b1 to So. so; knit jack
cts, 81. so lthe only ones IN town,
we are toldl; batn-robes, SO up.
House coats for boys, So.
Mackintoshes. So up.
Every hing together in one
plac- Market street.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Martin started early
n lie 20 feather her nest WELL and has
lways had her eye on the main chmce.
ne began life as Elizabeth Bird OF
harrison county, near Paris. Ky. Hei
rst venture outside OF the home mes.
as when she married Bud Martin.
hen Mr.. Martin died she married Ed
ard Crow, a farmer. When the time
Evening journal., 1903-12-08

up to SIS; union (half silk be-
gin at 81; childrens start at
soc; the umbrella men like (the
King Edward''l begins at So. IS.
And every good style in handles is
here; exquisite Tula- work from
Russia, the Moravian from Aus
tria, Fart Nouveau from France.
carved worries from Japan, and
rare, natural woods.
Chestnut street,
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Boys Suits
and OVercoatS

Another lot of sailor suits at
S3.75 worth SIS to ST. so; sizes )
to 12; fancy mixtures, reds and
blues.
Overcoats, $5; sizes 8 to 10
the ~. so grade.
Regulation sailor suits, $5; blue
cheviot: sizes 3 to II.
Double breasted suits, IS; blue
cheviot; sizes to p.
kee ers, SIS to $780,; sizes 3 to
10.
Market street,
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Mar TwaInIs short Word.

Editor Alden, in Harper's Magazine.
The more vital the writer the sim
pier and more direct his appeal. No
careful student Of literature can have
failed to note that under great stress
of feeling a strong writer becomes al
most monosyllabic. In Mark Twain's
story in this number Of the magazine
the number Of words averages $50 to
the page, The usual average is less
than $50. The shorter the words the
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Children's Aprons,
35c Up

Any school girls on your Christ
mas list
OF white lawn, some full from
the neck with a big, hemstitched
ruffle about the top some with
cunning little bibs and bretells,
trimmed with embroidery I; others
with dainty handkerchief points
falling over the epaulet-like rufis
on the shoulders. 35c to $1.15 ;
4 to IL years.
(Second floor, FIRST gallery,
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sHooTMe oE AcrREss pENlgp
Story duplicating Austrian Princess
Without Foundation.


Without Foundation.
Prague. Dec. S.-There Is absolutely
no foundation for the report that ths
Princess Elizabeth, OF Windisch
Graetz. wife of Prince Otto, Of Wind.
isch-Graetz. and granddaughter Of the
emperor Of Austria and Of the king OF
the Belgians. shot and killed an ac.
tress whom she is alleged to have
found in the apartments Of the prince.
Prince Otto is now absent on a hunt
ing trip. and the accouchement Of tho
Princess Elizabeth is imminent The
actress alleged TO have been concern
ed in the episode was a soubrette at
the Czech suburban theatre. She Is
the wife of tailor. and has long been
bedridden as the result of Injuries re
ceived while dancing in "The Belle OF
New York" It is said that the whole
story originated In the jealousy of hei
theatrical colleagues.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
See

The near Cuyio Shop, third floor,
next the Tea Room.
Tile Christmas Salon, FIRST foor to
the east, below Arcade steps.
Tie New Plated .Jewclyy Shob, in
the Dress Goods Salon, main
floor, center.
Tile BouieJayd, third floor, with
its, two dozen Christmas shops.
The Soayeniy Cot7iey, second floor,
head of main stairway. 7rrf
The Paris Peyfume,y Shop, center
of store. - .-.44.. --
7hf Fashion Salon de LIKE, third
floor. pss ,.-
7oy 7own, fourth floor-wonder-
fully grown since last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus
are here already, doing their
shopping early. ... .....
.a ... t ....... ...sh ...l4a. ..sa
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wards.

wards.
HIyffiAe cases, portfolios and
desk sets start at 81.
Phoioerabh Albums, begin at 81
and 90 on up to large sizes aud
finest styles. siiA~tAA
Metal jeuel caSkefs start at SOC.
Scrap baskets, 7sc and up.
Ifaveifng caSss, containing ali
the requisites which are essential
to travelling comfort. $l.25 up.
Golden SALON.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Silk Waists. s5.75

Peau de sole, peau de cygne,
Louisine; black, white, light and
dark colors; with lace. braid or
naments, tucks and all sorts o.
charming touches to make then
dainty.
tCross Aisle
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
French Dinner Sets
at Special Prices

Late in get
ting here or
they would
h We be n
sod at regu-
lar prices; e
! b c a u tiful
| d e corations,
and from one
! of the best
potteries in
France.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
House-Coats

Arrived today: broad
cloths, $40 and $t2; Vene-
tian cloth, So; velvet $40.
The double-iaee coats are
in splendid variety, and from
SIS up undoubtedly the best
in town.
The entire stock Is care
fully chosen.
(Juniper street, opposiIe Post ohee)
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Last of the Lady Clare "
Walking Suits for
Women

Women
$40. so all season-and that
everybody said was remark
ably cheap.
The few left going for $12.
Nobody has forgotten the style
of the Lady Clare "a long
skirted blouse. the fiat velvet col
lar, outlined with a narrow braid,
aud a simple walking length skirt.
Blue and black cheviots and a few
mixed tweeds.
With these are Q Il indful straight
front coat suits If tweeds and
novelty cloths reduced because
sizes are broken. $l2 from $40. so
to $40.
Altogether IS suits, and sizes 80
to AZ in the lot.
Second floor, Chestnut street,
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4" / Give a Dozen
Handkerchief"

said one busy
W 0 m In Ito
e a c h of M y
frie ds II
IN a k e 5 Christ
mas shopping
W o n d er fully
easy, and, better
than that, ev-
erybody seems
as pleased as
Punch to get
P.t-. 5SHHiF
InGIl1.
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size for 75c
Black Canvas

A splendid Christmas gift-it's
SIS inches wide and all wool
Never had anything like it before
at this price
Northwest Of cente)
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Christmas Dress
Patterns

81. IS win buy a 10 yard length Of
percale
Woolen dress patterns start at
$3.50.
Already put up in boxes as well
as you could do it yourself.
Dress Goods sAloh, main floor
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Vose Pianos Added to the List Today
Third floor, Chestnut street,

upright mahogany perfect muscay imperfect finish
The bloom that should be piano there strike SIS
off the price
This thing when Voe
will however
full price, imperfect mucaly any price
Those Mason &, Hamlin Pianos, $34O to $475
$O $25 lower usual carrying
hundred these
develop harne checks
sh them allow $10 to S125 or price
they might be- and these greatly reduced also follows
Crown(m tone.
Irregular case regularly now$
egu reguahy now$ egu now
mahog oak
cass
monthly desired
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
INVASION Of
|STHMUSRUMORED
1000 Soldiers Said to Have
Left Cartagena and March
ing on Panama
OUR GuNBOATS PATROL COAS'

Colon. Dec. s.-A rumor is in circu,
lation here TO the effect that 5000 sol I
diers have left Cartagent for the pur-
pose Of invading the Isthmus, No de-
tails are known, and the rumor can
not be confirmed. It probably had its
source in Port I.imon, Costo Rioa,
where 1t was brought by steamer from
Cartagena. The only possible means
of approaching Panama is by narroy
and difhcult mountain passes through
the Indian country. The United
States cruiser Atlanta is now on the
Indian coast.
Following instructions from the
navy department at Washington,
United States gunboats on both sides
of the Isthmus have started on recon
noitering expeditions along the coasts.
principally in the direction of Colon.
bia, for the purpose Of ascertaining
the facilities Of the country for sus-
tanning expeditions marching on Pan
anna and 10 generally determine the
United States best course OF action in
case OF Colombian invasion OF the
lsthmus, and also TO learn the atti-
tude of the various Indian tribes in
habiting both coasts. The Panamanian
authorities are aiding these efforts.
The United States auxiliary cruiser
Dixie landed a company of marines,
who went into camp at Empire sta
tion, near Culebra Cut. The battle
ship Maine is coaling near Bocas del
Toro.
The canal treaty reached Colon In
care Of Consul General Gudger. who
handed It TO the purser OF the steamer
City of Washington TO be returned
fo the ITnifad States tt"tt
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Silk Petticoats

In the Countess Of WARWICK
Petticoat Shop - for gifts,
$3.75 to $50.
On some the deep lounce is covered
with rows and rows of little piuked
-hutering, billowy; in. change
able silks, the play Of color is beau
tiful. .t.
Some have deep hounees with elus-
ters of cords in serpentine lines; sonic
are strapped with little bands in intri-
cate designs; some are trimmed with
narrow lace like braids aud insrts oi
Chantilly lace; scores have ripping
accordion pleating in ever SO many
fascinating combinations.
ISecond hoor)
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Meaar Hons caae Thrown out d ceur

Messr Heirs Case Thrown Out Of Court
Pottsville. Pa. Dec. s.-The court
sustained the demurrer made by the
defendant TO the bill in equity in the
case of the Moser heirs against the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation company.
The court decided that this was not
the proper way TO bring the suit. BY
this decision the case is virtually
thrown out OF court.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
All Roads Lead
to Toyland These DAYS

To be sure,
the ne W Toy
Store is twice as
big and roomy
as it was last
year, and holds
twice as many
Christmas treas
ures. But there
are twice as
many shoppers,
and it goes
without saying
that the earlier
you do your
buying til e
fresher the toys
will be. the lar
ger the variety.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
In Umbrellas

we We bee n
searching tbs.
world over for
ten months and
a half that you
might have the
finest, the great
est variety OF
umbrellas from
which to choose
your gift. s"-'"
sir uw6yel-
| las begin at
| So. so and run
! by easy stages
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
374c for 75c
Mercerized Vestings

Splendidly mereerized - that 5
why they shine with polish of
new silver. That's why hundreds
of women are buying them for
Christmas gifts, too-shirtwaists,
etc.
main Aisle)
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Novel PocketbookS
S2.75 TO SIS

A forerunner of what next season
Will find everywhere-we like to
be ahead n customers service-a
long bag with leather handles,
quite narrow yet holds lot; beau
tiiully made, lilings of ooze
q leather.
Center of Storel
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Girls Coats
Just a flying glance at
three stu1 sh cnats-

three stylish coats.
Sl2.7S worth alS; a little beauty in
military effect, of fine kersey in brown
aud castor with contrasting velvet col
lar, deep capes over the shoulders and
gold ball Luttons; lined throughout;
IA. 10. is years.
IS worth S7.5n; boxcoat Of castor
kersey, with points of velvet and stitch
ing about the collariess neck; IA, l6,
Is years.
SIS; long, double breasted coat OF
zibeline; brown, red; trimmed with
ack satin bands stitched in white
pretty oxidized buttons; to ID years.
Second floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-08

more Of Anglo-Saxon vigor. This point
is Of especial interest in the case Of an
author who OF all story-writers OF our
time has the widest appeal.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
An ornithoIonieaI Woman. M.l, !.

ylb yo' four bits now jus TO bin Il
lahgin, sah."
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Main Aislel
Christmas Shirtwaist
Lengths

A fresh lot today cut in three
and three aud a half yard lengths
aud boxed ready Tor giving
All heavy stuffs-vestings and
cheviots all mercsrized till they
shine like spun silk, aud all white.
soc, 60c, 7Sc, 9oc, 81 up to $5.
Southwest of centerl
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
A n,,.ranteed cnrs Eor PlI.s.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
ng piles. Your druggist win refund
money II PAZO OINTMENT falls TO
cure you in 70 g days. SOC.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08

ate, but as there was no executive Sos
sion after its receipt It was not re
ferred 20 the committee on foreign
relations
The dispatch Of the cruiser Atlanta
10 the Gulf OF Darien Is OF great i'm
portance and interest in connection
with the rumor from Colon of the de.
parture of Colombian soldiers for the
sthmus Of Panama This is about 1S0
miles east OF Colon. and the cruise In
those waters viii enable her com
mander to keep in close touch with de-
velopments in the Colombian situa.
ton originating in and about the vi
cinity of Cartagena, from which place
It Is rumored the soldiers are 10 march
on the isthmue. Naval officials de-
cline to say whether the dispatch Of
the Atlanta to the Gulf OF Darien Is
the result OF any intlmations Of war
like preparations on the part Of Co
lombia: they content themselves with
expressing the opinion that It will be
impossible for Colombian troops. to
--ssssssaFFee-As- -sNeFland 20 Colon or Panama
because of the fmpassahilitg ok the
country 20 be traversed. Nevertheless
the departure Of the vessel is regarded
as significant as Indicating the inten-
tion Of the officials Of the United
States 10 be on the alert
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
To Avoid Errors

Start yony Shopbing aOtfh
a transfer (byoenya6ls at
SO paris of the stoye), or
BRING Jour peYSonaIcayd and
Shos0 yonr PRINTED name and
address 10 each SaIeSbSySoH.
Blank cards and pencils
tOlH be fonnd at all en-
frances tor these Who come
sVltkouf Mety oaON card.
Charge customers need
haze no bother about ex-
byesSage or postage on CUTS
1T y0n tell tie saIesber-
sons e-rbhclty TO place these
extra charges on y0Nr
moHfkH account.
Tins old store, an its
blatn cLotkeS of toOeed and
komesbnn-aH business from
toe TO tob-ts mayvelonsb
adaptable, and there neeO
be no inconvenience 1H Shob-
b1ne, eVeH at this season o.
the year.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08

HandkeJchicf,
glove, W or X
p b hotograph p h,
Jewel, collar
a n d = c Il ( ( s
boxes, soc up
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
A Christmas Salon

More vari-
ETY. of novel
things from
which tomake
Christmas Sc
lections are in
the Gold e II
Salon than
m ost stores
can furnish.
Evening journal., 1903-12-08

Canal Treaty Sent to the Senate.
Washington. Dec. s.-The Panama
canal treaty has been sent TO the SEN
ate, but as there was no executive ses
sion after its receipt It was not re
ferred 20 the committee on foreign
Evening journal., 1903-12-08
Those Mason &, Hanlin Pia

Haines Bros, walnut case,
regularly $265. now $21o.
Haines Bros. mahogany case,
regularly $500. now $235.
Crown (many toned). oak
case, regularly $340, now $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
WEAThERLY IS PRESIDENT.
Southern Club Holds Meeting for the
 Purpose of Electinu Officers.

The annual election of officers of the Southern club was held last night with the following result:
 James Fl Weatherly, president; w. B. Leedy vice president. board of control. T. H. Benners, A. c. deValeourt M. Wis ner, B. M. Allen and A. J. Bowron.
 The new officers will be installed on January l and will hold office for one year.
 The meeting of the club members was unusually enthusiastic last night and the annual report of the clubs condition was very gratifying Its finances are in ex- cellent condition and the membership numbers 325.