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Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Eight Sorts of Women's
S1.9O Shoes
thirteenth and Market

You may pay 60c more,
but you'll get no better shoes
for $3.50 outside this store
than these at $1.90.
Made for our two stores,
and fully up to the Wana-
maker standards OF good
leather and excellent making
Patent leather in button and
lace, kidskin in button and lace,
tips OF patent leather OF kidskin
box calfskin, lace; medium
weight, extension soles OF best
oak tanned leather; sizes 21s tc
Q, widths A 20 f.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
In Waist Places
ARCADE

lArcade
you will find 81. so will travel a
long way today.
1t will buy a pretty black tafe ia
waist, PIN tucked or a peau de
sole in black or colors with good
style trimmings.
Stock taking time permits SO
little to do so much.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

NAV be taken off, leaving q per-
fectly plain ulster.
The new olive shade of covert
is best, we think, being neither
light nor dark. But there is a
good tan and a dark oxford be-
sides, so that every ybody may be
suited.
Last season, coats not quite so
fine as these sold for $40.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
SIS for a Girl
Second floor, Chestnut street,

Second floor, Chestnut street,
will buy a iaunty, dress-up coat
or a sturdy good looking rain
coat. Earlier in the season they
would have cost at least $40.
The coats are mostly in mixed
material, rather dark, with cape
and shoulder straps, and few
flashing gold buttons to brighten
them to II years.
The rain coats are ulster style of
oxford cheviot, with belt and
pockets. But little coquettish
capes give an attractive feminine
touch. IA, 10, Is years.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Women's Long Cloth
Dress-Skirts. $3
Instead Of $5
Second floor, Chestnut streetl

Second floor, Chestnut street,
The laggards from the big
regiment of walking and
dress skirts that came to us
a week or so ago to sell for
SIS, though we said then that
they were worth $3.50.
All are made Of heavy materials
herring bone and blind chew
lots. shaggy zibelines and basket
weave cloths, trimmed with braid
and silk strappings.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
House Linens for Hard
Service
Southwest Of center)

No chips, topwood, bark or
sawdust among these fax
fibres. Carefully made linens.
They are perfectly finished /;
will give long time, satisfac-
tory wear.
No cotton mixed in, either
"a practice all-too-common
these days.
Table linen
Strong silver bleached material, 63
inches wide, 5Sc yard; finer quality,
81 inches wide, Csc yard
Good snow white table linen from
Ireland, 81 inches wide, soc yard.
Napkins
Stocky bieached damask, several
patterns; 20x20 inches. Sl.S0 a dozen
double damask. same size, Sl.9S doz.
Snow white Scotch damask, 22x27
inches 81. so a dozen.
Another double damask, in a wide
range OF good patterns, 24x24 inches,
s.. 9S dozen.
7o1Ueiing-
Good bleached crash toweling, u
inches wide, 10c a yard.
Bleached toweling OF the "Barnsley'
sort. wears well. l2Hc and 14c a yard.
Heavy bleached huek. .or bath and
rollers. is inches wide, l6c yard.
Linens ~ the basement.
Remnants from our regular stock
some fair sized pieces included.
Prices about half.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
sc for Good Gingham
Main Aislel

Just the right colors and the
right designs Tor spring -yester-
days crowd told you that-if you
saw it.
We were able to secure so, 600
yards under the ordinary cost and
sell them as we bought them.
Makers know the store that can
use the largest quantities of good
goods in the shortest space Of time.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Winter Resorts NJ Hon,n-

While the multi-miilionaire and his
associates. who can stand the expense.
still continue TO pass part OF their win-
ter I'm California. Florida. the West IN
dies, etc, persons Of moderate means
are discovering that the Southern New
Jersey Coast Resorts offer special i'm
ducements TO the health or pleasure
seeker.
Atlantic City, with its numerous well
heated hotels with their fine sun. par
lors, hot sea water baths. etc. IN addi-
tion 70 the magnificent boardwalk
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Bright Spring
Vestings, size
tHFs as-f
Main Aisiel

z5c qualify. Whether you want
ali-white or white with touches OF
colac. you will find plenty.
Scarcely a day goes by without
bringing US some small maker who
has a lot of goods to dispose of.
Whenever the stuff comes up to
our standard we accept it the
small lots added together give
today's news.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Warm WoOlen
Blankets
Third aoOr, Thirteenth street,

The weather man predict,
more severe weather.
I25 pair 5Dhite D0oE blankets
1925, made under a special con-
tract and rejected because tn
sheep had picked up a splint o.
silver here and there in thei
heeces. Perfect in WOOL fibre
weave and warmth. Seven pounds
62xso inches; match regular S
quality.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

that is. travel there by the Reading
system. whose fast, well equipped
trains leave Chestnut street and South
street ferries. Philadelphia. al frequent
convenient intervals
Several of these trains make close
connection at Winslow Junction with
trains for Lakewood the noted winter
resort in the balmy Jersey pines.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Girls Coats. S2.5O
(Basennent'

Firm. warm kersey, soft zibe-
lines and some mixed materials.
Mostly with capes, and all daintily
trimmed in some way with bands,
stitching or little buttons. Brown,
red, blue. and all the good colors,
are represented; 4 to 10 years.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Children's Cashmere
Dresses
tsecond aOOr, first gallery

Second hoor, FIRST gallery
$l.2s to 75-were 81 to
So. so; / to 3-year sizes.
Pretty, warm little frocks in
dark and light colors. Some are
the every day. others the Sunday
go to- meeting kind. It's very
little to pay for either.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Sample Strips Of Carpe
Nade into Rugs at Less Than Half
the Cost bv tie Yard
(second floor, Market street,

The samples used in showing our carpet stock J
yard strips. The patterns discontinued good
now, but make splendid small rugs. All neatly bounc
An idea of prices may be gained from this
- yards of Wilton carpet ST. yard $4.
The 1yard complete and bound in this sale ST.
Ia yards of Bigelow Administer $l.75 yard
$2.62 In this sale the rug is S1.25
Other figure proporonately the salema
to e YOU VIII the is
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Spring Shine-Or-ShoWer
Coats for Women,
S16.5O
lseeond foor. Chestnut streetl

We know that the dust
and dirt cannot possibly
sift through the fine, closely
woven covert Of which these
long light coats are made. And
showers and ordinary rains are
barred out, too, because the
cloth is carefully cravenetted.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

Professor Marcus Wilson. Of Vineland.
N. j., author Of successful school series
and many other works, is 90 years old,
and Is believed to be the Oldest Ameri-
can author still able to do literary work.
lie was unable to attend a birthday recep-
ton IN his honor rendered by a historical
society. excuslng himself on the ground
that he was hard at work on a new book.
and was also perfecting a patent which
would surprise his friends.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
soc Imported
Wash Flannels
Main Aisle

Remnants out of our own
stock-regular 75c and 81
qualities.
We know women who wait for
this time OF year aud the chance
to get these beautiful hannels for
less than the usual prices. They
are soft and fine in finish. and
lovely in color. Stripes, checks
and plaids, besides plain colors.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Bed Men.

Hopochohacking Tribe Improved
Order Of Red Men adopted two pale
faces last evening and prepared for the
degree team work to come soon. This
tribe is gaining rapidly in numbers
and popularity and always has plenty
OF work on hand.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

Trinity parish house, Adams street. in
the interest of labor Rev. ]. Clay
Moray. d. d. and Miss Keyser, of New
York viii address the meeting.
Joseph Pyle Conclave, No II. OF
Newport, was royalty entertained BY
Friendship Conclave. Heptasophs. this
city, on Friday evening
Past Chief Redmond and Acting Past
Chief Estlow have been presented with
handsome past chiefs badges by st.
Georges Castle. X. c. f.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
The Active Assoeiation.

The Active Association. Shield Ct
Honor VIII hold meeting al Eighth
and Orange streets tomorrow evening
to make final arrangements for the M
sutution OF the association on February
IN Red Mems Han. When .his inn
portant event comes off ahcut fifty
members are expected from Philadel-
phia. They win institute and initiate
officers. The committee is now maxi
Ing these necessary arrangements with
number OF the Supreme Lodge officers
Of the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania.
who will be on hand TO give the local
lodge its start in the right direction.
The association will be an auxiliary
TO the Shield Of Honor ana win b.
largely social in its purpose.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
THE GOLDEN EAGLES ENTERTAIN

Apollo Castle. No. ., knights Of the
Golden Eagle. gave public installation
ana entertainment in the new Bijou
Theatre last evening which was Wit
messed by large audience. Every seat
in the building was occupied and many
late corners were forced TO stand
throughout the evening
The installation exercises were con-
Quoted by Deputy Grand Chief Ed
ward AIasser assisted by his stan.
The following were installed p. c.,
Charles Marden; n. c.. George Smith
V. c.. Charles Nansant; II. r.. oliver
Higmsn V. H.. Charles Burris; c. OF
e.. walter Hurlock; X. OF t.. William
H. Huntsman; NJ. Of r., John r. Hardy
S. H., p. A. croney; W.. B. Jones, W.
c.. Joseph Hardy; En-. William Hayes;
E. s.. Grover Pfeffer, r. c., Edwin
Flanagan; S. c., Fred Humphries.
Sir Knight Everett Jones delivered
an address on the order after which
the following program was rendered
Song and dance. Miss Mildred Janett:
wand drill class OF boys from Turn
Hall: duck dance. Harold Downey;
solo. Mr.. Gilbride; Indian club swing
ing. class OF girls from Turn Hall;
song and dance. Miss Sallie Stirling.
parallel bar exercise, Active Turner's,
duet, the Braunstein Sisters; recita-
tion. William Greenwell; solo, Robert
Smith duet. the McGinley Sisters;
fire club swinging, Miss Ida Miller;
toe dance. Miss Pizor: selection, Imper-
ial Music Club; cake walk, Miss Janett
and Miss Keenan,.
After the entertainment the officers
and those taking part in the program
adjourned 10 the lodge room in the
Smith building on Market street where
they were served with a lunch by
committee who had that part OF the
evenings entertainment In charge. A
jolly half hour was thus spent by taose
who had contributed TO the success OF
the affair.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
SOC for Cauzy 75c
LinOn de NOrnnandie
Main Aislel
For party dresses.

For party dresses.
You can't imagine anything lighter dantier the
combination Of silk and linen that is into this stuff
yet it is firm and strong. You canget white linen color
both As inches wide.
Every yard of it is fresh and clean-us out of the
makers hands, though it is the end of his seasons stock
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
The N1ade-Up Carpet Rugs
Second floor, Market street,


went flying out with a rush
yesterday, but the workrooms
have more ready for today.
These are short lengths of
carpet and borders sewed to-
gether as a rug. The cost is
a third to a half less this way
than by the yard, to say
nothing of the cost of making
and laying which is extra
when carpet is bought by the
yard.
Bring room measurements
so you can tell what sizes
will fit.
Some of the H'iifOnS, Axminst
III the basement as zgsII as on the sec
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Third floor, Chestnut street,

IIhTd hoor Chestnut steeO
There is honey fugling over pianos here.
We stand this part of our business on four legs.
No. T. Chtckey1ng No. T. VoSe
No. 2 Mason 6 Hanihn No. f. Camb6eH
They the standards of their respective grades and
sell them the fact that they really what they
seem to be and will not dsappoint their
This belief grows with our daily experiences
Flrst-with the makers of the pianos
Secoxa-with those who have bought their pianos on
word.
A good piano in the house is more of investment
than extravaganza. Keep the boys and girls where
piano makes good company and easy entertainment for
everybody.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Labor Meetinq.

On Thursday evening Bishop Cole
man will conduct q public meeting In
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

Perfectly Safe. Perfectly Sure.
cartmeus perfect headache nowdaA
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Jr. o. u. A. M.

Diamond Lodge, no. 8. Jr O. u. A..
A. had an Attendance Of thirty mem-
bers last evening, ana among other
business admitted four candidates to
membership and received two cards.
The staff gave an exhibition Of fine
guard work. The members OF the
lodge are requested TO keep IN touch
with the work now on hand and help
out with their presence and encourage
ment
The state Funeral Benefit Associa-
tion will meet February Is and The
State Council on the day following.
This order is now in a prosperous con-
dition and is meeting with much sue
cess throughout the State. Diamond
Council has two candidates for the
office Of state vice. chancellor. They
are G. +. Lang and w. D. Stoops
The prospects FOR a successful year
with the order were never brighter
than az present and an effort win be
made to establish a record which can
be pointed TO with pride
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Last Call for These Lace Gu
Second floor. Thirteenth street,

The final wind-up takes place today. Half price I'd
odd pairs and almost little for lots of and three pail
Among them are Nottingham, Irish point, Swiss tam
bour and quantity of novelty net curtains.
Full details impossible, but in Irish point an
Point de Calais the following of the prices
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Shield Of Honor's Fiauro,.

The annual report OF theGrand Lodge
OF Delaware, Shield OF Honor. has been
placed on file and shows a healthy con-
dition OF affairs with the order. The
report is up 70 December 81. 1908 and
gives the following totals for the six
lodges IN the state. five Of which are in
this city Membership $50. a gain Of as
over 1902; cash OF, hand, SI.31S.64:
death assessments. S7245.66: sick bene-
hts, S2.lsl' funeral benefits, s40O: cash
Invested, SS.45S.51. gain of Si.14s.s 40
over the previous year.
Members Of the order feel highly
Eratifed at this showing and hope Ia
surpass il this year.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

1000 Matches at Durstein's. Sc.
Big d Cut Plug and Tin Pail Soc per
pound. Sen Auben Shorts. SOC pound.
Durstein's, East Second street.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

But we won t
promise that a
coat kept out in
the rain all day
will not wet
thro ug h in
places by night
only coats of
rubber or rub
Der lined cloth
are absolutely
water proof.
The two new
styles here to
day both have
snug tight fit
ting backs and
odd little French
c a p e 5
over the m>
s h o u1- ~
ders that
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
TAX on New Assessment.

Industry Lodge No. @ A. O. U. w.
will listen 20 a talk on the subject Of
the new assessment rate this evening.
The work is in the hands Of a commit
tee appointed for the purpose. A large
turnout is expected.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Cotton Drcss-Goods
Short Ends
Main Afe1at

tAlalu hlSlcl
We don't dare to speak OF any
one particular kind for fear it will
be gone when you get here-but
there are pieces OF good stuffs,
containing one or more dress pat
terms. on the counter-all al
about half-price.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
sons Of veterans Rsaehina out.

Appomattox Camp. No. ., Sons Of
Veterans. is about TO make n systematic
effort TO increase the membership Of
the camp. and desires q list Of all the
sons and grandsons, OF ntn who served
IN the Union Army or Navy during the
Civil War of 1S61-65, who are over Is
years of age and Of a good moral char
acter
II is the intention 20 make a cane
vass Of the city and secure this list
of men who are eligible TO join the or
ganization.
AS the Sons OF Veterans are organ
lied TO assist the G. A. r. in keeping
green the memory OF those who took
part n The nght for the preservation Of
the Union. and their principles and
objects are of the highest. any in
crease in their membership will be q
benefit 10 the veteran organizations Of
the city.
The membership committee is COM
posed Of the following: VIM. J. Gill
ing, W. W. Applegate. John NJ. Pat
tcrson. d. H. Baker. Prank p. Gentieu.
VIM. l. iiahn. Harry w. Craig.
The cawr is now planning to cele-
brato Union Defenders Day. Febru-
airy -, but it VIII be observed on Feb
ruary s. as that is the meeting night
which comes the nearest TO the date.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

The WflfOas, Administers. Brussels tapestries
IN the basement as ueH as on the second Ho0y.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

Resd the EvsnIng Journal
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-28


ALA slags i%nrattningar for att hindra
de fangna. insekterna att krypa ut
igen, synas afven afs0ndra liknande
matsmaltningssafter.
Observation-Disclosures att en- och an
nan af dessa vaxter ej afsondra nagon
pepsin SAINT att der / kannorna hos
Nepenthes-arterna lefva nagra flug-
larver och andra snyltgaster, t. ex. en-
spindel som lifnar sig af att spisa fan
garna, ALT delta f0ranledde den iron
att man tagit fel och att eli heller har
afsondrades nagon vaxtpepsin. At
skilliga botanister och fysiologer kun
de Ell heller finna nagon sadan, hvil-
ket f0rklarades af den omstandigheten
att kannornas vatska reagerar full
komligt neutralt och ej ~innehaller
nagra smaltande amnen, mar inga in
sekter finnas for handen, emedan de
befintliga kortlarne blot afs0ndra sd
mycket vatska som ar n0dvandig for
att smalta de upptagna amnena.
Nagra af de negative r~esultaten kunna
afven harledas derifran att man ex-
perimenterade med drifhusplantor, som
kanske Ell alltid RI nog kraftiga att
| genast kunna leverera den saft man
onskade. Som Diet tycktes, begick
man afven atskilliga ganger Diet felet
att de proteinamnen som skulle upp-
l0sas | stallet for att direkt laggas |
kannorna, ladies' ! saft, hvilken hallts !
EFT profror.
For att ia EFT slut pa ALA dessa stri-
der beslot professor Clautrian att annu
en- gang studera vaxten i dess hemort,
Javas urskogar. Mar han 0ppnade
kannor, hvilkas lock Ell f0rr varit opp
made, fam han alltid att innehallet
reagerade fullkomligt neutralt och att
Diet eli fanns EFT spar af nagra small
tande amnen. Forst mar han tlade al
bumin, som blifvit berofvad Sin koa-
| gulationsformaga genom jarnvitriol,
ned i kannan, sag han bagarvatskan
| opalisera en- kort stund, derpa blef den
alter klar, och efter iva dagars for
lopp a all agghvitan upptagen af
vaxten och forsvunnen ur kannan.
Bakterier, som efter mangas f0rme-
nande skulle ha verkat upplosningen,
zorro Ell t~illstades; Ell heller blefvo pep
tonamnen qvar i vatskan, da agghvi-
tan strax upptogs af de kortlar som
verkade peptoniseringen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-28
vxxTER MED MAGE.

K~annvaxterna eller Nepenthaceer-
ma bilda en- liten famili, hvars cirka
40 kanda arter utmarkas af att deras
blad arc ombildade till kannor med
lock, hvilkas innersida ar forsedd med
kortlar, som afsondra en- vatska. Re-
dan fran deras f0rsta upptackt vackte
de EFT stort intresse hos botanister och
vaxtalskare, och delta intresse 0kades
helt naturligt da sir Josef Dalton Hoo
ker, den beromde botanisten och di-
rekt0ren for botaniska ~tradgarden i
Kerv, ar 1874 pavisade att vatskan
inneholl safter, som kunde smalta de
i denna drunknade smadjuren, att kan
norma sd att saga voro vaxternas
sma magyar. Under de senaste aren
har k~annvaxternas smaltande forma-
ga blifvit fornekad af Dubois och an
dra fysiologer, och striden ON huru-
vida dessa planter verkligen smalta ell
Ter blot draga nytta af de fangade
djurens forruttnelseprodukter vagde
hit och .dit, tills den belgiske botani-
stem Clautrians unders0kningar andt-
ligen torde ha gjort EFT slut derpa. Han
studerade k~annvaxterna pa Java och
offentliggjorde sina resultat i Briissel-
akademiens skrifter; dessa resultat be-
kraftade Hookers iakttagelser.
Imam vi ga narmare in harpa, villa
vi gifva en- kort historisk 0fversigt
l6fver denna markvardiga vaxxt. DR.
Paul Hermann fran Halle, hvilken lef-
de som lakare pa Ceylon aren 1911
70, synes ha varit den forste som gjort
delta vaxtslagte kandt i Europa. Han
beskref den ceylonska arten efter sig
nalesernas mann derpa sasom Phallus
banduro i sin Thesaurus zeylanicus, ut
gifven efter hans dod ar 1887. Sam
ma art hade emellertid under tiden
afven blifvit beskrifven af Danzig-
k0pmannen J.. Breyn och, efter den
homeriska underdryck som Helena i
Odyssen racker hjalten. kallats Ne
pennies zeylanlca. Redan 17:e ar
hundradet var den asigten allmant ut
bredd, och afven hyllad af Lime, att
denna kannvaxt i sina trattar afson-
drade en- sot, klar, kylig och behaglig
dryck for att vederqvicka malniskor
och foglar och att kannorna sarskildt
voro forsedda med lock, pa Diet att
smuts och insekter eli skulle nedfalla
deri. En- hvar, som narmare, tankte
Diver delta, maste dock erkanna att
denna nytta ar %illusorisk, ty a ena ST.
dan vaxa de fiesta trait och kannvax-
ter / fuktiga trakter, hvarest Diet KNAPP
past DIR brist pa d~ricksvatten, och a
andra sidan Dir vatskan sallan' klar och
aptitlig, da den for Diet mesta ar fylld
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-28


gI6mt, hur en- manlyst gaia ser ut eller
hur fantastiskt husraderna p%resente-
ra sig, mar manen str0r slit silver
utefter h~usvaggarna - hur skulle ej
dessa stadskultiverade manniskor for
undra sig, ON de en dag pl6tsligt upp-
tackle att de midi ibland sig hade EFT
stycke ~skogsnatur med yrande lif af
skogens egna foglar, da de fingo Sc,
hur planteringarne med n pa delta
satt blefve liksom lefvande. Trasten
ar en- akta nordisk fogel, hardad och
vaderbiten. On den icke dess mindre
| borjan af vintern eller inemot jul
tiden, da sh0n lagt sig Diver skog och
mark, lemnar oss, sd ar Diet icke k6l-
den eller vinterns barskhet och NOR
ker som jagar den bort, mel, Diet ar
endast och allenast hungern. Mar de
sista ronnbaren arc uppatna, men Ell
heller forr, vet den att den maste
bort, ty att svalta will Ell denna sko-
gems lackermun inlata sig pa. Endast
| mold och tvungen lemnar den med
tvekan sin kara nordiska skog. Till
| och med under de s~trangaste vintrar
ar Diet nagra ia som Ell kunna besluta
| sig for att fara; de ha fatt reda pa en-
rom / en- stadstradgard eller invid en-
husvagg, och pa delta fynd lefva de
~vintern 0fver.
| Sasom de fiesta skogsfoglar ar ira
stem en- ytterst vaksam och forsigtig
fogel, men ar Diet gjordt rent hus 1
| skogen, och hungern ger sig till kama,
| da ar all forsigtighet och fruktan lik-
som b~ortblast, da infinner den sig midi
i Saliva hjartat af staden, ON blot
en- barfylld rom star till att upptacka
derstades. Vara ~villaegare horde
verkligen ia 0gonen 6ppna for den
glade de kunde ha af att ~plantera
nagra r0nnar / tradgarden eller kring
byggnaden. Der mar pa land eller !
stad kunde ha tillfalle att plantera
stora alleer med rom, skulle man hela
den langa, trista vintern ha den upp-
friskande synen af EFT yrande mum
teri fogellif i de vackra traden.
Vara v~illaegare inforskrifva ofta ut
landska trad, som, | synnerhet / vart
klimat, taga sig helt "enkelt" ut vid
sidan af den smarta, harmoniska ron
men. Icke heller ar man sparsam, da
Diet CALLER att plantera inlandska trad
t~radgardar och parker. Endast ron
men skogens vackraste trad - gar
man forbi.
Otter Verdens Gang.)