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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
Mems $40 to SIS Suits, $5.95.

In going through our stock again we
found too many short lots and broken
lines, suits that have been left from
our big May sales-there are fancy
cheviots, plain grays, black th1bets,
fancy fannels and homespuns in the
lot in both mems and youths sizes;
suits formerly selling at $40, $l2 and
SIS go now at $5.95.
Mems Suits, $3.50.
Both single and double breasted |
styles in worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots
and fancy mixtures; some of the coats
are half lined, others full lined with
alpaca or mohair. All sizes In this
lot of suits left from lines regularly
selling at SIS and s16.5O and SIS
choice for $3.50.
Great Basement Salesroom
Mems $3.50 Pants, $1.40.
A lot Of mems. pants at less than
cost-popular dickeys and wool kerr
seys, hairline cassimeres, all wool tri-
cots and a number of plain blacks--a
big assortment in both colors and pat
terns-$2.50s pants for $1.40.
Great Basement salesroom.
Men s Pants, 85c.
Pants in this lot worth up to So;
there are worsteds, cassimeres and
mixtures in light or dark striped eff
fects-nearly all sizes, S5c.
Great Basement salesroom.
Mems Soc Overalls, 25c.
Mems bib overall made with sus-
pender atipS-also blue checked jump
ers and striped jackets-5Oc garments
for 25c.
Great Basement salesroom.
Men S Underwear, 100.
All sizes, both for men and for boys
fancy balbriggan shirts and drawers
pinks, blues, grays and white-35c
quality for 19c.
Great Basement Salesroom
Mems Work Shirts, 39c.
Mems heavy denim and drill work
shirts-plain coJors, also black and
white stripes-all sizes-50c shirts for
only 39c.
Great Basement Salesroom.
Mems 15c Hose, &c.
Plain black cotton, tans and lace
fronts all sizes. Hose always sold at
15c. To close out the lot tomor-
row. &C..
Great Basement salesroom.
Mems Suspenders, 19c.
Made from good elastic web in
either heavy Or light weave; heavy
ones have leather ends, while the light
weights have cantab ends. Regular
SOC .suspenders for &c.
Great Basement Salesroom
. Il Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
Buster Brown Suits, 75c.

-
The new. shade of gun metal be-
sides all the shades you wish to pick
from, made with eton collar and
bloomer pants, sizes 3 to 7-75c.
Great Basement Salesroom.
Boys Crash Knee Pants, 19c.
Plain white duck linen and crash
in blue and brown stripes, sizes 4 to
15-35c pants at 19c.
Great Basement salesroom.
Soc Knee Pants, 19c.
All wool mixtures in dark or light
colors-patent waist bands-suspender
buttons, hip pockets and tapped seams
choice 19c.
Great Basement salesroom.
Corsets at SOC.
Women's and misses high grade
in blue, pink and white-choice while
they last, only 39c.
Great Basement Salesroom
China Silk Waists, $1.95.
New styles-made> from the best of
China silk-lace insertion yokes and
fronts-black and white only waists
sold at $3.50 for only $1.95.
Great Basement salesroom
Union Suits, 29c.
Plain white Isle and cotton union
suits-um brella style, all sizes, CSC.
Great Basement Salesroom.
Women's Vests, 10c.
Plain white cotton vests-low neck
and sleeveless, some with colored lace
necks, all sizes, 10c.
Great Basement Salesroom.
$1.25 Wrappers, sec.
Women's fancy Percale Wrappers,
good colors, in light, dark and medium
shade s-yokes are trimmed with ruff
fes and braid-good wrappers at SIPS
bargain at sec.
Great Basement Salesroom.
Vega" Silk Vests, 35c.
Women's Vega" Silk Vests in pink,
blue, lavender, white and black-regu-
lar 75c vests, go 8 for 81, or each Csc.
Great Basement Salesroom
Ladies Hose, 15c.
Plain blacks, plain black with white
feet and fancy cotton Hosiery, all sizes
and regular qualities, for only 15c.
Great Basement Salesroom.
Mercerized Skirts, Soc.
Black sateen Petticoats, good style
and well made, accordion pleated ruff
fes. regular 81 skirt, soc.
! Great Basement Salesroom.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
81 Socks Csc

A most timely offering, just when the
warm weather is driving men to their low
shoes-In all there are about 80 dozen pairs
of mems highest grade hosea Chicago
makers surplus stock; open work fronts
fancy plaids in finest isles, drop stitch effects
in heavy stripes, plain black lace hose and
many fancy colorings; half hose here that
would ordinarily sell at Use, $l.00 and up
to $l.50 Saturday Csc per pair.
On Main Floor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

Backache is almost Immediately re-
lieved by wearing one of Carriers
Smart Weed and Belladonna Back
ache Plasters. Try one and be free
from pain. Price rs cents.
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Basement Salesroom
Mems Summer Goats, 25c.

N1SIl Nu1414C1 VO1go3 AOCsS
Seersucker,< linen and galatea coats
for office wear-odds and ends from
75c to $3.50 for only Csc.
$3.50 Black Alpaca Goats, csc.
SO. so Blue Serge Coats, $1.95.
Great Basement Salesroom.
Mems 25c Hose, 1870.
Some odd lots from our main floor.
Fancy blue backgrounds with hair line
stripes, plain blacks and plain blacks
with white feet. All sizes. Csc hose,
12Ac.
Great Basement salesroom.
Mems Negligee Shirts, 39c.
Mems soft shirts, in percales and
Madras, dark or light colors, good pat
terms. Regular Z &c shirts for only 39c.
Great Basement salesroom.
Boys Shirt Waists, 10c.
Fancy shirt waists and blouses in
stripes and checks-light and dark
patterns-sizes to 81 only two
waists to each Observation-Disclosures 1Oc.
Great Basement Salesroom
Boys Shirts, 33c.
Boys soft summer shirts, made
j from fancy percales in dark and light
shades-colors are all good-two de-
tachable collars with each shirt-Reg-
ular 75c grade, for only 33c.
Great Basement salesroom.
Boys Stockings, SC.
Boys and childrens plain black cot
ton stockings either IL or 2-1Nribbed
double knee, heel and toe, regular
15c kind for only SC.
Great Basement salesroom.
$500 Boys Suits, $3.50.
Boys 2-kid Norfolk Sailor Russian
Blouses and Elton Buster Brown Suits,
odds and ends from main floor. Blue
serge, dark and light gray mixtures,
some with bloomer pants. Values SO,
81 and SIS, $3.50.
Great Basement Salesroom.
75c Boys Wash Suits, 35c.
Fine crashes and gaIatea, nicely
trimmed all colors, blue, pinks and
reds, with white and cords, sizes 3 to
10, 35c.
Great Basement Salesroon.
Boys Sateen Blouses, 25c.
Boys black sateen blouse waists
this seasons style-all sizes from to
Irregular SOC quality, Csc.
Great Basement saIesroom
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
GOSSIP :. AT ToNKA.

some new launch which was built for
him this winter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

VO00A6 AL ION3Aks
IN. Mr. and Mrs A; 2. Lsvering will not open per.
their cottage at West Point until after the
marriage Of Miss Winnie lowering late In June:
Mr.. and Mrs: Elwain Moore Of st. Cloud will
be guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. fLucius Frink during
the bankers convention It'd s. q s 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goetz have returned
from California and are with Mt; and Mrs. Frink
eral weeks "trip to New York.
Mrs; =; Hamilton. Chicago; is the guest OF
Mrs. r. A.. Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs c.
cottage at Linwood. - s.@g ~ Z. S s.
Miss Julia b. Clifford is with her sister. Mrs.
J.. B. Phelps, at West Point. - S ~
Frank Myers and Ralph Lovett OF Linwood are
in Rraidon Town, Fla
Mrs. $. p. Loye il occupying a cottage at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

Anthony Park friends OF her daughter,
Mrs w. D. Boynton of Meadville, Pa, at
q thimble bee Friday afternoon. Miss
Richeson and Mrs. Badly nee TaIlman,
gave musical program. Mrs. William
Plant served the frappe.
The Monument chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution will meet
Tuesday afternoon, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Wellington. Mrs. o. G..
Wyman, regent of the chapter, will pre-
side: Mrs. William Light, state regent,
and Mrs. Jewett, vice president general,
will be the guests of honor. Ms. yelling
ton will be assisted by Mrs. William Phair
Plant, Mrs. III. A. Blodgett of st. An
thony Park, Mrs. Corbett, Mrs Talbot,
Mrs. T. X. Gray and Mrs. C. B. Shove
Of Minneapolis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

Portland, Me-, and Return, $31.O0, via
North Western Line.
Tickets on sale June 10 to Is, in-
elusive, with return limit of July 25,
1904. For further information call
at 600 Nicollet Ave-, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

Seersucker,S linen and galatea coats
for office wear-odds and ends from
75c to $3.50 for only Csc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
75c Boys Wash Suits, 35c.

Fine crashes and galatea, nicely
trimmed, all colors, blue, pinks and
reds. with white and cords, sizes to
10, 35c.
Great Basement salesroom.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

Ladies Summer Gloves-in channels,
white and cream kid in the slip-on
styles, and many other desirable nr
styles, worth up to 81. so, Saturday 90C
Every pair fitted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

Boys 2-kid Norfolk Sailor Russian
Blouses and Elton Buster Brown Suits,
odds and ends from main floor. Blue
serge, dark and light gray mixtures,
some with bloomer pants. Values So,
81 and SIS, $2.39.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10

Plain white duck linen and crash
in blue and brown stripes, sizes to
15-35c pants at 19c.
Great Basement Salesroom.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
Mems Negligee Shirts, Soc.

Mems soft shirts, in percales and
Madras, dark or light colors, good pat
terms. Regular Z SC shirts for only SOC.
~ Great Basement salesroom.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
Summer w aist
OF Exclusive Designs.

Our waist section on second floor is
tempting place for women who apprecia
dainty things to wear. Prominent amor
this collection Of prettiness is a charmi1
groupsof blouses in new and exclusive mo
els. Then again, there are lingerie wais
of the most desirable styles and fabric
blouses Of china silk waists of crepe
chine or chiffon and others.
All Of which show the most exquisite examples of
handwork We shall be glad to show them to you,
Wd1st Specials for Saturday.
Lot at 81. OC-Lawn Waists Lot 3 at ST. 95-La
in distinct Styles collars cuffs trimmed with embroidery
and front of lace insertion. worth So 90.
Lot at So 5O-Chinas Silk Lot at ST. On
Waists, trimmings Of ucks and lace Waists with fronts hand
medaiions in roses, morning glories,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-10
Mems 25c Hose, 1870.

Some odd lots from our main floor.
Fancy blue backgrounds with hair line
stripes, plain blacks and plain blacks
with white feet. All sizes. 25c hose,
12kc.
Il =, Great Basement Salesrnom
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o. unrfrtuPut |

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IN lebereinitimmlna nit oent 9bl0HlM :
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an nrm yicuitr i'm Tcucrocpnrtcmeut Der Stnot
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1906 fir Steurmacu ais NilitS Wntduntlteh It.
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0cpartculeuts Uiht 'udtcr. ais aIl L. SuiulaT
1905 ciugCTClht Ucroell,
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C0c,G) Sefretur.
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Elurcntiun g%scltOhn(.

Us ilurb am .. Ne5cmUer 1901 IIprentinn
WriipGbl i'm Ilter bon - Subren. NIbe in
Srie6en! Die 8ceroiguHa iiuoet @iittpof. 5
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6o6meiie fir oas 0eil ibrer Seelc celebrirt
perocH piro. IeiieBuHG priOuttm.
Gan SrGnSiscO'er mo ltCluz gorfer gldtter
mn[fe1 apfI. Conireu.1 49, (3lt-21
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SoSrsfGne.

Gebensinbre.
YIN 1. December @flbur 3immermanr, I
Sabr alt.
YIN 2. 9e3ember 9ruif H.. TrnucC.
alt. ~
@m 3 December gouis II. u. arim int gnter
9lm 8. De8ember Nuauita @cOerOnte i'm 70.
&ebensia6re.
gm g. December GliabctD g8icbncr I'M utter
bon % Sabren.
9lm 4. December BETH GattcHitrih, 81 Sabre
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fir oic @crtbeiIlntg Der GiniponOercr
81 t~rcffcn. Ole qroBcn Stdotc min,
ocn ooolrrh c%utloItct mer0en Den @e
grnocn, in oencn Nrbeitcrma1acI
bcrriht, mijroe oaa notbmcnoiac Ir.
beitcrmoterioI 5llQcfiibrt mcrocn.
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7cpartrmcut far dftrntlIhc sihcr6eit. Sau'
ten, Sub,E cpnrtcment ocS @ebaune'J an
i%nrttnrs giircauc, NntBbauS.

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"NuIttmore. ocn :. 0e3br. 1904.
In babe gppIiiation fir foIgcnoe RriotIeaiel
@rccn's GiarrD. 0ousa Spriuas, fir g%tuiiteI
lima ciucS EumpffeiieI5 BON so Rieroefrdtten
%ipnnu's Nun uuo Srunfltns StrnBe, fir 9lut
lteulru0 cinc5 Sarupfieiiele BON 100 8feroefrul
Ten mo ciuer Gampfmoibtne bon 40 Yferoe
yT, 2at. 2HO.Grcter 5trnbc. fitr Nufitcaunr
elmer BuemuihiuC pon 10 Ricroctrditeit.
Sr0cuo Ncnuuo, DER @iHpcnounGert odQeNel
All CrbcbCn bat. mub ~oiciclbeu bis IDuncritnap
Sen S. Sc5embcr 1904, &ormittu0a 10 ubr
i'm oicicm NiircdI einreiheu. 8u pelder sen
huriibcr ucrbunoclt lUeroen miro.
Golu, 7, BRETON,
CHe3GJ ~~ @ebuuOes Inipcitur.
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Senrictta Is. y. 8pot.

IS iturb an 1. 9e3ember 1904 Seuriettn Is.
y. 0uat in ibrem 81. Gebelsiubre. geliebte Sat
tin bon Gbriittnu &Uat. Sic 8ceroigu1g finoet
Sieuitaa, Den 6. 2e5cmber. 9ia6mittdos nm 153
llbr, BON ibrer lcbten &obni1g. 9ir. 222, Gorc.
HopplctousS traFc, aus prioatim iiatt.
CRibmono, ia, 3ettuHgen mtgef g~eidutait
CnpireU) (3i0-D
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SG6n Seriuia C Spbm,

9ctfenbtitdtttr nno NinDnIinmirer.
4r. 200S, SrlenuStr. Mb. Sef.: Wiuoior 255.
3peigeetbdtt: ~ 624 oerl galterI.@oeIlie
Binoiur 60. Stutfhen iueroen ~geliefert fir
Sod5eiten, lnterbuItungen unb unoere @eIes
gerlbeiten. (6ebr14 ,1S,I&S)
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Shriitinu 0iGcl.

So itarb am A.. 9c5ember 1904 GBrttiau
Nidel in icinem 20. gebcnsiobre. Nie @cerois
bonn SnHie leiuer 3onier, Srnu Is. 3. gIelier.
sr. 1929, MliltunsHidce, aus itdtt. iuu6u Der
uuliote uHo Sreuuoe eGugelaocn limo. NeituttllIg
pributim uuf Der e2ouoonsRn Bart GemeterD" d.
9itte. Ieine NIunelI! (34O-D
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Sic ncueite Nummer oe8
%erlincr Grport Sohblottca .0o5
Gho" (@crlog bon 5. s.. Sdorer,
Berlin, S.sM. 4S), cntbGlt II. a.:
Cine en9Iilhc Grobung - 9cobiid).
ttGtc N|onorhcn @%ntrcpuc? 49, Ger
oolte 6riB" cntbiiutl - IuS @otbo
Hitdtritt Oca &riegsminiIterS
Whore Tic critic @orlomcnts.
Sdlndt Die 9IiiGre @ouburg i'm
oltreld)iidcn Heid@rotbc - Ser ilie.
9el1oe Soponer - @ebt's al Gnoe?
Cine &eOoftion i'm 9omboroe.
flent MobiI! - Stalien uno oos
TnSlon0 - glui Ser 6obrt nnd) Olt.
olicn - Ger nltclte aurS" in gnlcrifo
49, oGs lit perboten!" $780, Wiit 2C
49,. 30 40 ESubren - @eQen Ser
|erlillt DER Stootson9eb6rigfeit -
8eneroItoniul @iQet Solooten
Observation-Disclosures bon Sopfel
9eitorben Seruaniide Mumien
fade. 9os rSnbuItrieQq Gd,o" emf
halt II. a.: Surge Sonoels G odrid,
ten Die aran1ina - lleber 81
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StnOt. Sn0cnieurSsSiirenu Gatbbaus.
Walt imOr c, oCU 26. NobcmOer 1901
Nh Mic 0if rS nune6tl

Au Nulc, bic es nnge1t!
Siermit miro allen Observation-Disclosures an
ber &ulbroots9 loeHue. BON Der 0iteite ner
GeuHteH STRIDE bis 5ur Gillette Der Gret5ehntel
nieur Ole &ertbeimng Der Soften Der 9tioeutruUn
umo Bilniterung an ~bciugtcn StraBen, inter ocl
Gori6riiteN Der am Z. Ntdr9 1904 be'idiI8t'I
Gcruronumg Ytr. 80. iCrttG Qeitelt bat.
Sic SOulmcutc in oCm Sale b]efinocH ltb I'M
8ilreuu oes Stuot TnQentCurS, uto miro Der
Staots TuQCuicur am -. Se8cnlber 1904 IN lei.
ilent 9iireuu i'm RHtbbduie uutpeieuo fciu, ma
5uifher ~ llbr WiiituQs uno 2 llhr 9tadmittala
tr0cno mclcbe g%lugubeH, lolpObl miinoIihe, DIt
ihriftIide, melbe non iutcreilirten l]SerioHel pOr.
gebraht merocIl mUaell. IN 9ctrudt 3ieben.
y. :. Scuonli,
(g}pp2S %, Te{I,O StaotsN nQenieur
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Sr. u. &. 9aiier,

friiber bon Der GerinetonsS traBens5irma Sm.
iuplo, 9Giier & So, bat it6 nit Der 5irma
Griaoual 3crriHa Guns & Co., Ieppihe uho
W0bel, 9ir. 1iS, RurosDutparb' StraRe, n%iiociirt,
no er NIT Ber9niiGeu feline Sreuuoe liHo tribe
ten @6Hner empfnugel luiro.
CSu1GtTi3oSp-l
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!Seiurih Sable.

IS iinrb I'M .0entfhen &rCiienbeim" Srinrid
Snble i'm 50. 4e6ensiubre. 8eerolpuug Sicul
itna, gabmittags > llbr, nuf Der r%9Seitern Sc
meierO. " (31D
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SO6eS 9ln3CiNC.

BAD tlr5er aranfbeit eutih.tcf bcutc meme
ltebe S6lueiter
6rdulein Muric 0ilicn
I'M "a. GebeItsinbre. 5ruUcr'eer IN Der 3lon9
&lr6e, Noros@dhsStrdBc. AM SUnncritag, oet
8. 9e6ember. 4 llbr va hmtltuQa. Nitte, feline
Nllttnet. Seituttung in Vremcu.
9tanlens Der 0iHterbljCucucn
SciuridI o.. Nilitu,
Mr.. 1873, gScii yUuralc SlrdBe.
baltimore. Den .. Ne3cm5cr 1904.
t241-21
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Sn fit It ralien miro sur
Belt itorf 81 @uniten oeS &or5ugS-
bonoels nit gngluno ogitirt. Hegie.
RING nno Parliament meroen ollfge.
Iorocrt, Die an~gelc9enbeit ioiort 5t
ermdgen; es lei notbmenoig, Die 3oue
geaen oos Iusloro 81 erboben unb
eini9e 3olle 81 @uniten Gnglono'5
berab5uleben. Ser Sonbel Der Ser.
Staoten uno 2eutidlonb'S nit Den
en9lilden aolonien iei in 10 Sobrell
bon 11E auf 80 Miaionen Hfunb
Sterling geitiegen m1breno DER eng
lllbe Grport nod Nuitralien BON e
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&crmiidlte Nn5eigen.
9Seriuudl g Wutis.

fNETE"WF FFDEFIF
Sr. 2eunuro a. pirih6era TT mad fcincm
ueuen 8ilrrnu, III, 1887, MtaotIousglUeuue, ins
Ge6ogen, (34O-6l
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2prraine.

WaIerif1 - 4driartie SrieoIi6.
@eitli4 bon Q9ulbroof elm lino eine babe
WeiIe. 8enubt Die nit Ropbatian be5eihnete
9Sortbsgoeuue.9ur. Sreie 3utfhen Nu6mittaes
am terminus. Bretfe BON 8eardbnibfteuen iest
fpc8ieu. 2ei6te Gehiuglngeu. SeIep1on
Cation 223. Biireau: 8ranfliu. uuo @iubiur.
8uaos. 8erIanet 9roitiire. (IPai4 .1S.3&5)
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ouf % GPiuiOnen 4rtro ztcrlina
aeillnten iei. GuItrolifdc 6rci5dno'
Ter lpred)en ii6 cbenio fiir Sic &cpor'
jllglIng GngIano's ans. Wtc Die Fro'
tettioniIten.
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EuHtt 3n0If uhr Qetern
V|ttto9 lit Der Gonqrcb }lr leeten
StBung Oes 50. GonQrciica julom'
men 9etreten pertoQtc iitD obcr bolO
mGeoer aus 8eipcft fir Die Senoto-
rem Soar mo Qruu Die mdbrcno Der
GonareBferien geitorbru iinO. @elttc
miro Die Arbeit 6cOiJmcL lno an
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Gle elf qroBen Nus itc {,
lungagebouOe in ct. 2oltis, oeren
9au runo 10 MiQionen Collars &c.
foItet, iino ouf 9lbbrlldb fiir $4,000
Collars perfouit morocu.
Evening journal., 1904-09-02
Store closes al Saturdays I
Imported Fall Hosiery
(Aisles 8 and 4-westl

Moritz Sml. Esche is Germany's fore
most hosiery manufacturer. Not alone fore
most because he makes great quantities. but
more because of the character of the par
ticular hosiery he makes. Esche is to
hosiery what Baldwin is to locomotives.
Wanamaker is the largest retail importer
of Esche's products.
The first shipment of fall and winter
hosiery from Esche has arrived-33 cases {;
54O0 dozen stockings, worth $23, 900 in cash
at retail prices. Other shipments are on the
way.
Womens stockings. 25c s7zc g pair for 81.
soc, 75o. 81 and 81. 20
Chidren's stockings, zoe to 95c, according to
size.
Mems stockings, 25c. s75sc e pair for s1).
soc and 81.
Different weights. etc, - in fact. about 115
different styles.
Evening journal., 1904-09-02
These Corsets
Main Aisle

Are for women who wear
lightweight badste all the
year round.
And who will mind saving
something-or having a bsIler
supply for the money than
uSualp
5Oe north75e. Bias gored batlste,
dip hips.
5oe uoyib 81, Tape girdles with
garters attached.
65e u0tfk ST. A special corset
for slender women--soft batiste,
made without side steels.
75e north 81. {. b. corsets Of
batiste, latest bias cut model. Long
hips.
81 uorfh $3.50 R, & @. eorsets
Of. fine batiste, full gored; long
tapering waist
81 90 uorfl S2 90. P. N. corsets
of batiste, gar,ers attached. Spe-
eially designed for stout people.
Evening journal., 1904-09-02

%. going via Harrisburg and the pc.ur-
esque valley Of the susqueaanna. SPECIAL
train leaving Philadelphia at $40 a. M;
excursion "a October "a runnins Via Tren-
ton, Manunka Chunk. and the Delaware
valley. leaving Phils deiphil on special
i-a.n al S.Q7 a. IN.
Excursion tickets good for retarn pas
sage on anv regular train, exclusive Of
limited ,rnress train, within ten days,
Will be vor st 5000 from Philadelpala
azd all r~sn,s or the Delaware Division,
xs.5 from Atlantic City; $3.50 from Lan-
sastar. and al HranoruJnste rates from
Evening journal., 1904-09-02
Shirtwaists for Business
Women
Second floor, Chestnut street.

~ Second floor, Chestnut street,
Nothing like black for waists
that must get hard constant
Wear-and mohair we find is
about the cleanest and most
satisfactory black material
For s1.75 a well-cut. pleated
mohair, lined through with soft
black lawn. s
For 50. 75 a much finer grade Of
mohair, made over gray lining
that will not rub off.
Just in. is a good supply of
new 81 black sateen waists,
with neat little white turn
overs about the neck and
hands.
Second floor, first gallery
And for women who have only
SOC to spend. there are simple
waists Of striped cotton material.
Evening journal., 1904-09-02
s6e.75,
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP TO
CALIFORNIA.

The TIL Sovereign Grand Lodge, /.
o. o. r., will hold their annual meeting
at San Francisco. Cal, September 1926.
and for this occasion the Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. win sell excursion tickets
from August 2Sth TO September 9th, at
Very Low Rates for the round trip
valid for return to October 23rd. 1903.
Stop-oVers on going trip at St. Louis
Chicago, Memphis and New Orleans
Will be allowed; also at any point in
California, Oregon. Washington, Idaho.
Assiniboia, Alberta and British Colum-
bla within going transit limit Of Octo-
ber 10th. 1901.
Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agents have
full details. City ticket once, sO4 Mar
ket street. Wilmington. Del