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School Of nedicins.

The ff-v-fftl session via begin SentEHlh be- %
and continue eight months stulaHts maLfial-
lated flr day instruction only, night lectures
having been abolished Practical laboratory
0orr. under special instructors. in Anatomy
Physiology. Chemistry. Histology. Pathology.
ana Baatagso.oEy. Ample facilities for lliElya.
evrsrieuds and practical work iE hospitals Of
-itf and IN the University Hospital For lIEcl-
Tsrs address the Dean,
DR. G. a. EOBER $50 4 Street.
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Denial Department.

Tie enp5rsuuitIes for a modern aud strictly
fr.f--I1=- education iu Dentistry are nowhere
exee.lsd SESSION begins September -.
s.. n COGAS, D. ID. S.
selg-I-t 920 ID street b. 81.
NINE j. ESpUTA DAILY
School OF Music and Physical Culture
thorough Musical Education. Reading
Singing and Piano.
II.s i 81 y. Phone T.. g25-K
Se34-grg
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Primary, Academic. College Preparatory.
MiGs virginia adson UJFse.
a.ss Laura Lee D5rseF
TIE OLNEY ATHLETIC COURT.
Ten pins, tennis, Ia.IeT-aaI.. eralrser 4f-
may bc rented ly small e.u.s tor special b8rr5
daily gD luw terms s.s.--rf
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DEATH RECORD.

BsoHs. Alice r., white, 90, 205 10th ST.
Barrett, Mabel A., white. A. 8JZ8 q NV
Chambers, infant cf David c. and Elizabeth
Nell white. hours, Geo Wash Univ Hos.
Frost. Charles coll. g. Wash Asylum Hos
Hutgnius. George r.. white, ~. 1927 asI NV
Long Marg T.. white, J month, 2Os Va. ave ST.
darCEe-l. William J.. COLI 4, Hi.IsdaIe. ID. G.
MFer5, Elizabeth. white. S.. 4tJ II nv
MCElWee, Alvin D., white, a. Brghtwood. d. G.
Penn. William 81, COT. %, $50 NJ y. ave
saltzeg. Bernard j., white, 81 Z5OI NV
Stone, Emery, white &c, T. s. SOLDIER Home
Thomas. Andrew. COLI. 90. " ash. Asylum Hos
Washington, Susie col, ~ 1905 2zd uv
Wright, Louis. COZ. 90. Freedman Hos
Wyman. Harriet r., white, 68, HOMEOPATHIC Hos
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
(FOUNDED I1se.
SCHOOL 0FLAW

FACULTY.
REV. JEROME DAUGHERTT, S. j.
President Of theUnivsrzity.
Hon. HARRY NJ. CLABAUGhs Ii. D.
'eHisi Justice supreme Ceu-t' District OF %
Dean Of the Faculty and Lecturer on Common
law Pleading and Practice, and Equity
Pleading and Practice
GEORGE r. HAIlLION, IL, D.
Lecturer on the law Of Wills
H. HON SETH sHEP ARD, Ii D., NJ
trict Of Cciuz5ia).
Lecturer on Constitutional Law, the Law Of Ger
pofatlons and Equity Jurisprudence
HON. ASHLEY =. GOULD,
associate Justice supreme curt ct tire DIS
tfict Of COiumbiz)-
-1't1fer On the Law Of Contracts Cfiii'-i44i
Law, and Domestic Relations
Hon. DANIEL TRsW WRIGHT,
associate Justice supreme Court o. the DIS
tTict Of Columbia
Lecturer on the Law of Insurance
HON WENDELL PHILIPS SIAFFOED,
associate Justice supreme Court Of the Dis5fiol
OF Columbia1,
Lecturer the Law " Agency.
CuAhLES 4. DOUGLASS 3. B., ~ -,
Lecturer on the Law Of T0rts, Negotiable Paper
MICHAEL ana g. 6 6-sqsRi-Fy a an n IL. NJ.
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Properly ala
F ';.T-I
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estate ana the
Law Of EvidencF.
Judge OF the circuit Court. DANIEL w.
y DoAoGHUEs A b. Pm. D. IL 81
Court OF Appeals HON. JOB BakSAED and
AEssks. LEIGH ROBINSON tad }. HOLDS
Qgiz Masters CLARENCE n. WILSON. A.
b., IL. n, DANIEL W. D'DONOGHUE, A, 81,
IN D., IL b., AID JAMES s EAsb1 -SA1lAii'
sA3iTLL Y. -EATMAS. A. A.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
gESRY w. HODGES, liz ST.
ASs-staEL Secretary.
ADDITIONAL LECT JRERs IL FOURTH YEAR
OR POSTGRADUATE COURSE.
HON MARTIN f. NORRIS. liz D.
associate Justice Court Of Appeals o. g Us
trict e Coiumbia),
On tEe History Of the Development q law 2n1
Comparative JuTisfTaislco
Hon. EOLAEr CONRAD,
Gate Solicitor General - the United States,
Hon. SETH sHEPA2D. LII D..
associate Justice Court 81 appeals q ths Dis
triCt Of ColumFIal,
Foundations u Civil Liberty.
REV RENE holland, s j..
On Natural law end Canon law
MONROE SMITH IL D.
(Prcsessor in the school Ct Poliyieal sciencs o.
Columbia University NeW 11Tz city.
On Civil law
Gate Associate Justice Supreme Court Z the
District q columbia).
On Iuterlas ionaI Law and Foreign Relations Of
the United States
RALEIGH e.. AINUH. liz D.,
professor e Law n ths University Of Virginia.
On the Conflict q laws
HON CHARLES c. LJL IL D.
Gate Associate Justice SupresE= Court % th=
District of C1.lmbiz)
On Railroad Accident Law, Municipal Corpora
ti0us, Jurisdiction q United states Courts
Conflict az JurisdicticElss and
other subjects
j. SOTA McGiLL, Ii. n,
ON Patent LaE.
WILLIAM C. EOODWARD 81. D., La g.,
...t On 3iedElal juris prudence
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON, IL. D.
On Legal Ethics.
T.. ". BAKER, 4. s., IL. 81,
on General Practice and Exercises in Pleading
and Evidence.
The thirtv-ffh annual session opens On wed
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING < co, Gl2 81
MY authority ~ Congress We val
Sfu at public auction 10 nav Store
charges, etc. uu THURSDAY. BC-
IObER 6, 1894 at 10 A. NJ, goods ana
enattels stored Ia the name or A. h.
Haven. assignee, and Maggie Brown.
sc29 34OCI,3A5
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WASHInGI0N G0LLfGE 0F ~.

l4lJ New Y0TE Avenue
Ninth year. Lectures from ESQ 20 o. N
Open to properly qualified women and
men. Full corps Of eighteen professors
and lecturers. Tuition So per annum.
Public invited 90 opening exercises
MONDAY OCTOBER 8 az T. III
For catalogues and further Information
call or address
EIer Spencer Aussey. IL. H.. Dean.
Phone i s54-A- l5 5th 50. nW.
Ee16-50t
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Two Contests

In the baseball contest last night the
Japs put it ND 10 the Chiuks by the
score OF s 10 8. but the Chinese turned
1he tables in the basketball game. and
defeated the japanese by the score OF
TO 2. The lineup in the baseball game
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%, 2, 5 sl8@s.. -
MX6%l2o %M
( <TCUN ! lNEySs>49A
CORRESPONDENCE
\ V&SgERsl3V
Officers.
Claiming Rudd, D. c. l..
President
David J. Brewer, IL. ,,
Vice President
Walter c CIephale, IL. NJ,
Secretary.
John Franklin Crowell, Pm. D., L. H. D,
Educational I-re-tof.
William ToTrey Harris, IL. D.,
Tinted States Conn ,zsioner OF Education.
Chsirnsan 2 IFS saoTy Faculty
Founders.
David J. Brewer, IL. D.,
Justice United States Supreme Court
Henry Billings Brown, IL. D.,
Justice United sizes Supreme Court
Walter c. CIephane, Ii. H.,
Secretary Of the University.
Chauncey II. Depew, IL. D.
United States Senator from Srs YORK
Edward Everett Hale, D. D., Il. D.
Chaplain United States senate.
George 2. HosT, IL. D.,
United safes Senator from 3llssachuzett4
Martin A. Knapp, IL. D.,
Chairman Interstate Commerce Commission.
Henry B. F. mcfarland,
President Board Of District Commissioner
Claiming Eudd, D. c. l.,
President o. the University.
Home Offices,
L c. q. Building, 400 to HOS -Four
teenth Street Northwest
Washington, D. c., U. s. A
zes-39t
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URGES OPENING
LIBRARY SUNDAYS
r port of Trustees te Dis
trict Commissioners.
AN ADDED COST OF s1,7OO
Number Of Books Issued During Year
7s,I8s-IncTease Of 6s,s27 over
Previous Period.

The report of the board Of trustees of
the Washington Public Library for the
past fiscal year. submitted 10 the Dis
trict Commissioners today by Theodore
w Noyes, president Of the board. con-
tains the following pertinent para
graphs
"A slight increase Of force Will permit
the partial opening OF the library on
Sundays and legal holidays, when the
reading rooms viii be most useful.
The library was created for the spe-
cial benefit OF the worIir gmen. school
children. and department clerks. Il IS
the peoples library. It IS now for the
people 90 make the greatest possible use
OF H. 20 suggest books for purchase. to
enjoy It's reading room and reference
library. 20 utilize It's open shelf room.
10 draw books for profitable home read
me. ana 70 see that the children Of the
FAMILY enjoy ana profit by the facilities
o. the children room. nd to fnCrea Sc
IT'S value as an adjunct OF the schools.
ne main problem now IS 10 render
me DOCKS or the library most accessible
the District
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-Tae annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Connect
cut Avenue Highlands Company viii ue
held at NOON AT cOWpanys once. OC-
T0BEH 8. 1905. for e. elton of directors
and either business. GEO. =. ROBIN
SON Secretary. sezs-It
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TO Keep Open Sundays.

In ITS report the board repeats the
request recently made 20 the Commits
sioners by the Librarian tlfst an aDpro.
pflatlon of q, 5oo be asked Tor 10 keep
LHe library open dfry-two Sundays In
urslng the appropriation the report saws.
-, mere Is a strong public demand for
thls increased service. 1t is desired to
hrep open All the public depa rtmeslgs
OF Ine library, except the circulate
ana including reference, children's. omen
shelt. ana periodical rooms The lump
sum IS asked With the understanding
~ rate usually paid TO employees diIfne
tne necessary places Except to the
ouildln6 Torcel snail be paid to Voluu-
teers chosen either from tho regular
stan or from outside its ranks"
Inc total number Of books issued nv
the library during the year was 24g ISS
an increase OF % g2T over last wear me
increase in the number OF books on The
sheiEes during that period was u. 414
coed 70 go
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ANNUAL RECEPTION
AT Y. NJ. CA HALL
BIG Musical and Athletic
Program
ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS
Visitors ShTown Through Building.
Baseball and Basketball
Contests.

The annual reception given iu connec-
ton with the fan opening OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last night
at its home, I'm G Street, was most sue
Cessful.
The arrangements were in the hands
OF a committee OF a hundred. headed by
General Secretary L. L. Pierce, assisted
by Carlton r. BAH and II. s. NeaIe.
A Long Entertainment
The entertainment was long. varied.
and interesting. There were no ad-
dresses. Ia the main reception room
there was "a continuous performance,
which was Witnessed by the guests i'm
turn some time during the evening.
Floyd Featherstone rendered a num-
Der of enjoyable musical numbers. play
IHg on glass tumbIers and bells. Samuel
h. Cogden, of Baltimore, contributed
limitations of birds and beasts. and gave
several exhibitions OF musical whistlin.S.
In the reading room the association
orchestra was stationed throughout the
evening, and gave continuous concert.
In the Office lobby, on the second floor,
another orchestra was placed, and pIa.
ed popular music from o'clock until 10.
During the evening the officers OF the
association showed those in attendance
. throughout the building, explaining the
facilities Of the institution and its plans
for an enlargement OF its scope.
Athletic Exhibition.
A demonstration Of athletics i'm the
gymnasium by the physical directors.
VI. Is. RideOut and c. L. Beckett. proved
an interesting feature. Glasses were
taken on the floor and put through their
PAGES, and Jhe evenings sport concluded
with an indoor baseball game and s.
basketball game between picked asso-
citation teams.
The membership contest this year
promises to be more than ordinarily in
terestiug- TWO teams have been select
ed and named. respectively. the Chinese
and japanese In honor Of two young
men OF those nati0ualities. who are al
present studying American Association
methods, ana acting while here as as
slstanr secretaries OF the local ass0cia-
ton. Mr.. Dzau. OF China, and Sir. Hari-
yama. Of Japan.
II. s. Nezie Is the leader Of the forces
or the Chinese, MT. DZau acting as mis-
chief aid. Carlton r. Ball heads the
cohorts or Japan with AiT. Harlyama
as his right-hand man
The contest viii be brought TO close
On the evening Of the Presidential cleo
uon, and the TWO opposing teams with
tnelF capuFeS and other friends. viii
usLen 10 the result Of this contest as
wei as 10 hear the returns from the
national election.
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The thirtv-ffth annual session opens On wed
uesdav October 3. 1894. az $50 p m. IN the
Ley school Building. Nos 500 and J15 street
northwest &C which time announcements "i.l os
made for the ensuing term All lu1eTestea are
cordially invited 90 be present
Ine Deaa wjI be 80 the Jaw schoci Building
RON & 80 70 g. re- atter the lgtn q sautell-
~ IN T77e=5svs Wednesdays and Thursdays z
esrh week where be may be consulted
H. Secretary viii be AT his once in the
law building daily is5Ih $50 70 4 p ma. Tor
Information. e1-oilTn--t, payment % fees, etc
students proposing 70 connect themselves With
fra school are earnestly requested TO enroll be-
tore the opening Iigh-.
Circulars can he obtained 10 the bookstore OF
Ir.rdzruils & Co. 1925 + s. set BorJhvest. and
Trf.u R-rnz E. Co.. 1922 2 Street northwest. and
I'D RE S. $ Thompson Pharmacy. 5Oz Fifteenth
str--t northwest, or uBol application % the
,-,,rs-r=fe-rCd 5. A. TEATlfAN.
Ea15-ELs
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MandoIin. - - 80

Pupils Club advantages 10 FupiIs free
WALTER u. HOLT. WASHINGTON Col
lege Of Music, 1zls-lz29 r ST. NV.
Evening journal., 1904-08-03
The ON August Furniture Sale

ID UT one-hird not the limit of the reductions in this
ID August Furniture Sale
Many pieces are being sold at half the usual COST some
of the handsomest pieces from our regular stock are marked
at less than ACTUAL COST others again that very closely
priced originally show less than third reduction Taking
them altogether however, the prices average fully third
less than the usual cost
THIS is no collection of cheap furniture hastily flung
together is frequently done, for bargain sale"
purposes. 1t not made to sell on its looks with flaws
hidden under wells of putty and varnsh Every piece Of
is made of seasoned wood strongly and substantially put
together; the kind that will never dsappoint you
What you put in your house affects you more closely
than perhaps you realize
NOU have to live lifelong with your furniture Think
fully judcously. Make comprehensive know where
you'll buy.
Evening journal., 1904-08-03

IF YOU want suggestions for harmonious vable houses}
look at the English and German exhibits at the ST. Louis
Fair, showing the latest modern ideas
The British government shows four roons-a Queen
Anne Sheraton and Adams,a Georgian and an Ezabetha
room. .a.s ..,ss
The ceilings Of all these conform to the different periods
The exhibit shows the consistency It's reminder
mix mahogany with maple furniture Mission styles with those Of
the French Empire.
One the important British exhibits the Birch collection
has the Wanamaker No visitor the
Fair should fail to it,
The German government has fine exhbi-about
rooms complete
reputation The furniture for the most part Of the simplest plain
with very little upholstery Ii wood leather silk
Everything rooms the piano the
clock the mantelpiece harmonzes in tone.
ITO THIS newer better style of simplicity in furnishing
we have turned attention this year You will find
good designs and good workmanShp more Of the unus-
ua less of the commonplace But much variety that
whether you match past period keep abreast
of the newest one you will be able to satisfy your taste
Evening journal., 1904-08-03
Serge and HomeSpun
Suits to Measure

/ You have neither a
serge nor a homespun suit
you are hardly equipped for
Augustwith burning noon
days and damp evenings.
We can help you promptly.
SIS for genuine Irish home
soun suits-$I0 less than most
tailors would ask for 1t.
$40 Tor black or blus serge
you will not likely match it
Under SIS.
Imported Martin serge, $50
for suit.
Imported Clay serge, $55 for
suit.
Second floor, north Of eentsn
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Tapestry Curtains and
Couch Covers

Second floor. Thirteenth street,
Small lots, but the cream
of their kinds; many patterns
and colorings.
Tabesffy curtains
1850. were $3.50 and s475.
Msrcsriged tapestry curtains
So. were Sc 25 and $3.50.
7atssfrv curtains, NTH borders--
50, were $3.50 and 50.
Tapestry couch eoTsrs-
81. were s2.75
So. were $3.50 and "a
$500, were S45O
90, were 1890
$3.50. were 50 and $3.50
Evening journal., 1904-08-03

mas selected the following dates for its
popular ten-day excursions TO Niagara
Fails from Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington; August the 18TH and the
&c. september . and %, and October IA.
Vhe excursions from Philadelphia viii
be run by two routes. Those on july s and
% August Il and 26, September and
%. going via Harrisburg and the pictur-
esque valley Of the Susquehanna. special
train leaving Philadelphia at $40 a. m:
excursion OF October IA running via Tren-
ton. Manunka Chunk. and the Delaware
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Parlor Chairs
Mahoganp-

IIHTOg NIIJ
Wall chair, covered with verona velour
or damask ,S24; usual price. $50.
usual price, 500.
Armchair. covered with tapestry, SIS;
usual price, S2f.
MAHOGANY finish
Side-chair, Colonial style. covered with
damask, 1925; usual price, SO
side-chair. covered with damask, SO;
usual price. SIC.
Armchair, covered with tapestry, S9i
usual price Sl4.
Armchair. covered with verona velour,
$3.50; usual price, $3.50.
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Office Furniture

oak roll-top desk, 30 inches wide, double
pedestal. low roll SIS: usual price, $40
oak roll-top desk, so inches wide, high
roll. Sl7; usual price. SO.
Quartered oak roll-top desk. so inches
wide. "a inches deep, center drawer, dou-
Bile thick top, enclosed interior with four
letter files, card index drawer, ten pigeon
holes, five small drawers and very fine
finish. 1854 usual price, S4060.
Mahogany roll-top desk, &C inches long
by SO inches deep finely equipped, duh
finish. $50; usual price, SIPS.
Twenty other mahogany desks, from SIS
TO S140-all reduced.
Oak iat-top desk. so inches wide. double
pedestal. Sl0.75; usual price. S14
Other fat-top desks. from $3.50 70 500
all reduced.
Evening journal., 1904-08-03

Valley. leaving Philadelphia on special
train at S.O7 a. m.
Excursion tickets good for return pas
sage on any regular train. exclusive Of
limited express train, within ;en days.
viii be sold at 5000 from Philadelphia
and all points on the Delaware Division,
si1. -5 from Atlantic City; $500 from Lam
easter. and at proportlonate rates from
other points, including Trenton, Borden
town. Mt Holly. Cape May. saiem. VIII
mington. West Chester. Reading and prin-
espal intermediate stations. a stop-over
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Upholstered Library
Furniture

Mahogany
Armchair. carved, covered with velour
or tapestry s22.5o; usual price, si5.
MahogaHp finish
Armchair, carved, covered with velour
or tapestry, tl725; usual price, SS4.5o.
Armchair. carved, covered with velour.
$50: usual price, S32.
Armchair. carved, covered with velour.
sos usual price, S37.
Armchair. iireside. covered with velour,
500 usual price, 1872
Armchair, hreslde, covered with-veiour
S2l usual price, SS2
Armchair. Colonial covered with We
lour, Ss5 usual price, $i5 t
Armchair carved, covered with. denim,
SIS; usual price, {l25. -.---,.
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will be allowed at Buffalo withm the
limit of ticket returning.
The special trains of Pullman parior
cars and day coaches VIII be run with each
excursion running. through to Niagara
Falls. An extra charge VIII be made for
parlor-car seats.
An experienced tourist agent and chap
eron will accompany each excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet. time Of con-
pectns trains. and further information
apply 20 nearest tcket agent. or address
Geo. W. Boyd. General Passenger Agent.
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
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$12 For a lOO-Piece
Dinner Set
lChlna Slore. seeond IlooIl

UsaaAp $1S-Iwo styles,
one decorated With delicate
pink thistles; thenother with
tiny rosebuds and green
leaves, cool and dainty in
effect American porcelain.
SIS, usaaily see. 50-Aus-
trian china; one style in deli
cate pinks and lavenders,
another suggestive Of the
dainty Dresden colorings,
with a touch of gilt on the
handles.
Either will make a dinner table
refreshing, pretty picture. Il is
wise to buy while such prices
last.
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Mems Serge
Trousers. $3.50

One hundred pair stouts,"
36 to A waist; mostly blues,
some black, from suits worth
SO to $40, coats and veIts of
which have been sold sspafatciy.
Among them also are the extra
trousers which are ordered IN
our serrs stock to fit men who
are not average proportions;
excellent material, coed making.
tBasemsnO
Evening journal., 1904-08-03

W III OIOTC WIN INtVttI 7 V7I| w
With force of of the best workmen that can be OBJ
tanned and thorough equipment of latheS drlpresses,
etc. our garage is prepared to make the most difficult re-
pairs on any kind of auomobe-American French or
German.
If something with and nobody else
can make 60 give Wen do tiff it's within human
possibility
During July while other stations laying off
any month since ii started We had
difficulty getting enough do the character Of work required
The thry-ive people now on the roll OF the Automo-
bile Store enable us to turn out work promptly.
The Wanamaker garage charges 60c an hour for repair
work-that means full sixty mnuteS-lc a minute You
can pay less esewhee-but you won't get the same high
grade of work
A Complete Supply of Automobile Sundries
Tires every kind Of machine Anywhere within
1hs city will be put them free of charge
Clothing of all sorts
Horns baskets Special made to order by
! basket maker. If desired
Tops furnished for (ThHteenth street,
Evening journal., 1904-08-03

MafrsSSSS-
While this supply Of hair lasts.
a saving Of quarter on the mat
tress-you choose the grade, we
do the work and make up 40
pounds OF hair. one or two sec
tions, as you wish.
Sl5 for the regular $50 mattress
Sl2 for the regular SIC mattress
50 for the regular $l2 mattress
We will send a person. within the
city limits, to measure bedstead and
take order
Fathers
75c a pound for the regular 81 grade.
2Ox80 in, pillows. 216 pounds, 1910 a
pair, regularly s..
22x80 In. pillows. 3 pounds, $4oO a
pair, regularly So
2ox56 in. holsters, 3 pounds. 1919
each, regularly s..
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Everyday Umbrellas of
Union aAeta. SIPS

tATcadel
Better than usual for $1.252 ?
To be Sure-much better
made up from a makers sur
plus of 81 handles.
For men, just the plain natural
wood or horn handles.
those for Uomen have pearl,
horn or silver-trimmed affairs.
A few of the s2.s5 silk um.
brellas still left womsn's only.
Regularly 1915 and So.
Evening journal., 1904-08-03
Three-Piece Parlor Suites

Three-Piece Parlor Suites
MahogaHy-
Colonial style. covered with damask,
$40; usual price. sl15.
Empire style, covered with damask.
brass ornaments, s72; usual price, 800.
Empire style. covered with damaslS.
beautifully carved, graceful, $50; usual
price. $3.50.
Covered with damask, carved lines OF
simplicity, $780, usual price, Si65
Empire style. soS75; usual price, sis7.5o.
Dainuly carved, covered with tapestry
si07; usual price, S165.
Heavily carved, covered with tapestry
highly polished, $ll4; usual price. $40.
French line, covered with damask, Sis;
usual price, sl65.
Dalntily carved. beautifully shaped.
covered with tapestry. SIPS; usual price,
$50.
Covered with velour, brass antique nails,
S12s usual price, Sl6O.
Heavily carved. covered with verona
velour, Si2950; usual price, sls5
Verona velour. carved, extra heavy
frames, Si44; usual price, S205
Covered with damask, artistically carv-
ed sl75; usual price, $500
Carved. Empire style, SOS; usual price,
s45O
Mahogany finish
Covered with verona velour. sis; usual
price, SIS
Covered with damask, carved. $3.50;
usual price S35.
Covered with tapestry. veneered backs.
S32; usual price, $fs.
Covered with damask. carved. s42; usual
price, S6s.
Covered with damask, carved. s4s5Oi US
ual price. SIS.
Covered with tapestry, $50; usual price,
s75.
Covered with verona velour, carved.
heavy frames, highly finished, crotch
mahogany, veneered. S63.75; usual price,
si275O .se
Covered with tapestry veneered mahog-
any, carved, $50; usual price. $780,
Evening journal., 1904-08-03
REDUCED RATES TO TORONTO.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Friends General Conference.

Friends General Cpnferonce.
On account Of the Friends Gcneral Con-
ference to be held at Toronto, Ont, Au-
gust 10 to 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell round-trip. tickets 10
Toronto and return from al stations on
its lines. on August g. 10 and IL. at re-
duced rates. Tickets VIII be good 10 re-
turn until August 81 inclusive