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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01
Sweet Melody Flour

The advertisement On another page
will tell you all about the Daily Tele'
grams Big Profit Sharing Contest. II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01

At NJ. Frost & Co.'s Family Liquo
store. No. 100 North Third street, yot
viii find the best New Jersey Blackberr,
Brandy-best cure for summer com
plants. julysd&wti
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Pure New Jersey blackberry Brand.
at NJ. Frost & Co.'s Family Liquor Store
100 North Third street. Best remedy
for summer bowel troubles.
julysd&wtf
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For summer complaint use best New
Jersey Blackberry Brandy. at Family
Liquor store, 100 North Third street.
iulysd&wtt
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Sweet Melody Flour

Dr.. e. ,. Harpor, veterinarian VIII
treat your sick animal Operating >
.recialty. Charges reasonable. OfheS
u Pike .troat aPr&st
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR
FRESH MILK FOR SALE.

FRESH MILK FOR SALE.
ON and after Monday january 25
viii receive fresh milk from the eountr,
tally and viii sell it in any quantity :
'ncal customers.
BEUCHLER'S BAKERY,
sOJan.oA al9 Pike Stree
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For summer complaint use best New
jersey Blackberry Brandy, at Family
Liquor store, 100 North Third street.
julysd&wt
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No MEASURE AND no an.

That is the way we make clothing
Everything is done according TO tn,
most approved method-every ga
ncnt made under perfect system.
Cut measurements, methods and sy-
TENS would be useless of the matters
from which we produce our
MADE TO ORDER SUITS
Was not perfect and if cutters o.
sIill and expert tailors of taste did not
fashion the garments.
We can guarantee fit and fabric. W.
know we can please.
c. |. FORD & CO.,
Roons 3 and =. Traders Annex
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR
In July Only.

DR.. Hardman. ocurtst ana Artist, will
examine your eyes tfr glasses only
free of charge. Prices of speetaeles rea-
sonnble. Al work guaranteed. Office
hours s a. m. to 0 p. m. lis Third st.
iuly7d&wtf
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The Nations Highway"
and SHORTEST ROUTE"
to the

WORLDS FAIR, ST. LOUIS,
Three through trains daily. Vesti
buried throughout with Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Observation Cars and Dining
Cars, via Cincinnati.
Season, sixty-Day and Fifteen,Day
EXCURSION TICKETS
on sale.
Cheap Coach Excursions every Tues
day in june at very low rates.
ASK ticket agents for Descriptive
Worlds Fair Folder, boarding house and
hotel booklet guide, maps and fun in.
formation.
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BOZ THAI SACK WM. TELL FL0UR YET2

Miss Pearl ModIspaugn has opened
res taurant and ice cream parior on
Monticello avenue, Mt No. 3l6. She in
vites the patronage of all. aprls-tf-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

R3nISos XldnoyB and BI0ddoN Hight
For sale by Stone g. Mercer, q. D
sturm q o., and b. J. Crisu,
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
New Paris Lillian Corsets

HTAHE change has come. 1t was inev-
table when artists and designers
oo Went back to the Marie Antoinette
models for inspiration in gowns.
Probably corsetS will never again lose
the straight lines of the front, which
women have found so comfortable, so
heaIthful and so good-looking-but they
have gone back this season to curves
over the hips and in the back, which
have tendency to make the waist look
smaller.
These curves are brought out in the Paris
Lillian corsets by mastery skill in cutting and
boning. The corset that looks like confused
mass Of lines in the hand springs suddenly into
picture Of curves when it is fitted to the right
person.
Also the new corsets are higher above the
waist.
The $3.50 models Of white couul, designed for slender
women with hips larger than their waists.
The $3.50 model Is Of coutl, like the one described
above.
The 500 is silk ballste-al white, or with Dresden
figures In color.
Paris Corset Salons, second foOD
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
AngOra Jackets

Far of IN the Orient is a vilayat In a mountainous
country under Turkish rule called The capital
city Angora the chief traong post OF the section
before the Christian Today Il Is a
OF about IS the worlds market Angora wool
principal industry the Is the breeding
Angora goats, which though native to the country
valuable and extremely delicate, ful-grown anma Is
being commonly worth $3.50 20 $500 Many unsuccessful
have been made to introduce this strain OF tho
goat Family into Europe but they do not thrive away
peculiar climate, food and surroundings.
a they shearcd OF their 'wOol'-ther
market name in America today II would proba-
by be called silk fur silk for in lustre and
ness II resembles both than WOOL
Not far from the home Of the goats is located
dusy devoted entirely to working up the Angora fleece
old-fashioned plant; cleaning securing dyeng spi
ming knitting ~ by hand-power machines the owners
guarding carefully secret processes even 70 living within
The walls OF the plant.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Women's Goats

sKTNQs meet the weather on its own
terrnS,-be befead with water-tight
coat for damp fainy days and
warm covert Jacket for the crisp, cool
snaps 7lCo nesD iiiexbsHSiUe ciaCeHehe
stoYn-coqts are just in.
For SIS. An almost tightftting model with
a tiny piping of red on the collar and belt.
For SIG So hali-fitted coat that buttons
up tight around the throat. New lego mutton
Sleeves..-.,.~. ...
ce7.50
Thres-qRarfer coats, so 70 sIS
The 8ecced hiag IN toveyts is coat
with gay lining Of scarlet flannel. $3.50.
Like the lanneT-ined chincha coat, this
wrap is warm but not heavy Slips on easily,
too because the HeeJss are lined with smooth
Italian serge. -
Plenty Of other all.tan coverts, if you don't
care for any rel IS up 10 500
Second floor, Chestnut stTesn
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Women's Suits. $16.75
Worth $3.50 to $50

I'D RAND neW-l00 of them-up to the
ID dot in style and material-new
gathered sleeves, new length coats,
new flare skirts. and all made of dark,
mannish wool materials.
-Four different styles (aHWaikmg length,
and what is most unusual in a LOB " of
suits (as the taiors call it), full line Of
sizes in each one.
$16.75 lpsteadof see. so 10 $50 valued
by suits in our own stock ought to clear
The decks before night
lSeeond floor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
CSC for ST. VeIveteen

COMEBODY brought to our notice yesterday
- that these velveteens, in designs and
thickness Of pile and finish. are better
than other Philadelphia stores are selling for s5c
and 81.
True they are-but, then, their regular price
is 81. We could not afford to sell them for csc
If they were not special lot from an over
crowded maker.
Some are extract prints"-the color taken
out to leave little white designs Some metal
prints, and some printed to look as though they
were embroidered.
Why should anyone 60 elsewhere and pay s5c
and 81 when she can make 65c do the same
work here
(Aisle 15-easO
Evening journal., 1904-10-11

Banister brushes. round
81; fiat. CSC.
window brushes. 65c. 76c,
s1.45: 5-foot handles, Sc; 3
foot handles, 12c; 10-foot
handles, 15c; i2-foot han
dies, lsc.
Wall brushes, s1.75. 81.
Floor sweeping brusheA
soc, 75c, s0c, sl.25, si.45, sl.5o,
sl.75, 50. s2.25, s2.65.s2.s5.sS.&
$3.50.
Wool brushes. for noorA
Csc, 81.
Long handled wool
brushes for walls. sc, II
Floor waxing brushes
$3.50. 50, $3.50.
Silver polishing brushes
curved. 12c, eoc. SOC, f0c. $50
SOC, 55c; straight, i5c, 200
25c, 3oc, S5c. 40c, 45c.
Cut glass brushes, eOc, 10
and 90c.
Bottle brushes. &c. Sc. 1oc
l2c, 1sc, 22c, SIC.
Tumbler or ~ brushes
15c. 20c. 25c.
Whitewash brushes. $50
25c. Soc, 45c, eoc, 75c, 9Oc. ~
Si.25.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
THE EVENING JOURNAL, TUESDAY. ocToBERl1, 1904.
The Right Clothing for Boys

liver notice, getting out of a train.
II how some children's clothing is
all wrinked and creased, while
that of others hangs smooth and straight2
Cotton in 0He--aH lCOoI in the other.
There is life in cotton, squeeze it and II stays
crumpled; not so with wool. We haven't a
suit in the store that ism all wool.
We haveR'ta suit that isn't sill-sewed in the
seams and all the vital parts. Do yoR kno5V Iuty2
silk is elastic as well as strong, and stands a
certain strain better than cotton thread.
When you buy suit, turn il inside out and
see how il is finished Look If there is a lining
in the trousers, and what sort Of lining it is.
One of the largest New York clothing
manufacturers told us Yesterday that our
boys clothing was n les ahead of any
other store.
We knew it-for two reasons:
% We had compared it with that Of other
stores and found it so.
(2) We had it made to our Specifications in
our own way--the best way, and paid more for
it than any other store.
We want clothes to last as well as to
look nice.
We do not pretend to keep the cheap
est, but we know we keep the best.
Russian blouse suits, 21S. to g. years, So
TO $40.
ub Sailor suits, to II years, 50 to $12.
eDouble-bTeasted suits, 10 to II years, 50 to S15
Norfolk suits, 10 to II years, SO to s15
sia 6ns srgs sa, market street gallery
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Furniture de Luxe

GONE exquisite specimens of hand
- craft in furniture are now shown on
the third floor.
4 Gothic diHing-room suite Of selected white
quartered oak, finished in pleasing shade Of
brown called Cathedral oak, is so much out
Of the ordinary that it catches your eye at
once. Sideboard, china closet, side table, ex-
tension table, six side-ehairs and two arm
chairs with leather seats-the entire set for
S625.
4,tofher dising-room set Of Cathedral oak"
shows beautiful Florentine carving in lavish
display splendid example of wood-workers
skin. The set includes same number of pieces
as the former-S971.
Sold separately is fine mahogany extension
table. -she pedestal base carved with dragon
heads, claw feet and the top Of table with carved
rope edge and massive carved rim; 10 feet
long. s24o.
Third fooD
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
HAVE YOU A HoesYf
Al Especial Fad In said 10 ne Good
Fer Mind and Body.

Al Especial Fad M said 10 ne Good
For Mind and Body.
The bcsr thing in the world for
nerves is sleep, Their next proper food,
the third proper dress. But as good as
any one Of these IS hobby.
How often does one hear the express
sion, "Oh. that is So-and-So's hobby
spoken rather disparagingly. It is the
tendency OF the average mind TO re
gard a person who has a pronounced
enthusiasm as species Of harmless
lunatie rather to be pitied. The truth
Of the matter Is that any one who has
any especial fad IS greatly to be en-
Wed, as IL probably provides more in
terest and amusement for it's possessor
than anything else. Any decided iuter-
est In life. whether 1t is dignihed by
the name Of an occupation or is simply
an enthusiasm or even mentioned
sl:shtingly as a fad, Il eminently de
sirabIe.
I have never seen a genuine cor
Iector that Is not happy when he is al
lowed by circumstances 10 crafty his
tastes" remarked a student OF human
nature. and a bent IN that direction
should always be encouraged. It is a
curious phase Of our humanity that we
viii work diligently to make provision
for our material needs when we are
old and quite neglect to store up
mental resources that will interest and
amuse us until we are called hence"
Hobbies help one to forget sorrow
and give US pleasure In the presaat
They are among the best things in life
promoters OF health. peaer and happi-
ness.-Detroit News-rrCne.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Handmade Clothes
for the
No-Year-Old Baby
lBaby Store. seeond iloorl

kDdbl oA14Nt qtAHiiN hSJil
Made by American needle
women, so you may know the
little dresses andpetticoats are
comfortably shaped, as well as
carefully sewed. tstt 5a-n
You will find insertions made
Of tiny featherstltching; the
new outline effects feather
stitching in scroll patterns,
yokes shaped in a dozen charm
ing new ways. Some Of the
dresses have little medallions
embroidered abroad by French
needlewomen.
Dresses, 81 to $12.75; pet
ticoats, $3.50 to 81.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Tissues for Dancing
Frocks and Party
Gowns

Dress-Goods Salon. main floor
Fine French batists in ex-
quisite pale colors, s71se a
yard.
7Hiie with large lowered de-
signs which have a misty,
early-in-the-morning look, 75c
a yard.
Sir moHSseline "a hint for
bridesmaids dresses), plain
and washable, 25c, 371zc and
45c a yard. The more you
pay, the more silk you get.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Girls
Regulation Coats

Second floor, Chestnut street,
A new color-alfie-red
and If you were to look
at the new hats. the new
dresses, the new dress
goods, you will find this
color one of the most
fashionable of the fall
shades.
OF good, firm cheviot, lined
with red flannel, three-quarter
length with belt across the
back, emblem and military
buttons to give it sparkle;
8 to 16-year sizes. $3.50.
Regulation REFERS, dark blue
oheYiot, lined with red flannel,
velvet collar; 8 to 16-year
sizes. S5.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11

Scrubblng brushes-smal
sizes, 4c, &c, Sc. loc and lbc;
with 5-foot handle, for
scrubbing floors. sSe; pal
metto, Sc. i0c. l2c. l5c and
22c; white grass. Sc. loc. i2c.
i5c, 20c, 25c and SOC; sink,4c,
&c, l0c, 2oc and 25c; bristie
brushes. for paint. 30c, 40c
and 6Oc; for bathtub, 25c
and 2so; window sash, SOC.
S5c; for marble. Sc. loc. l5c
and 20c.
Dustlng brushes-white,
25c. sSc, 40c, 45c, soc. e0c, 7oc,
SOC. soc, 81. si.1o. t1.SO and
N.65; gray, 25c. SOC, 35c. 45c,
55c, CSC. S5c; turkey feather
busters, S5c. 4oc, 45c. 55c,
75c, s5c. 81. s1.25; ostrich
feather busters. 75c. 95c.
si.25. $3.50. s1.eo. s2.25. s2.e5.
s., ss.15. Ss.s5. and s3.75;
fancy feather busters. for
brlc-a-brac. 10c. 15c and 22c.
Furniture brushes. s5c. .4Oc.
50c. GOc, zoe, soc, SOC.
Tuft brushes. Csc. s5c, i5c.
coc, 7sc. s5c, s1.1o, t1.z5.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
just for Today
These Irish
Handkerchiefs

main Aisle
The lot will not last
longer at the prices.
WOmeH'S, 12Hc - 25c
quality.
Men S, 25c-50c quality.
Plain white, hemstitched.
An importers surplus
about 1900 in all. and this
store has been known to
sell 10000 handkerchiefs
in a single day.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
A Purpos~

A purpose Is always a companion.
An earnest purpose Is the closes, OF
companions. To fulhll duties is more
than to enjoy pleasures. It carries its
own reward There is no bitter lone
liness Tor those affectionately devoted
% blessing their fellow creatures The
keeper OF the lighthouse when night
settles around him and the tempest
holds revelry and he looks out on the
gnasry glare OF the breakers and hears
the shrieiing Of the storm nend, fnds
$500 company In the thought that the
knenaiy light he trims will. warn en-
csnsared crews Of their peril and per.
hsue save tnsm frUm death. GIFTED
so1.s ma sslaca and nsspanionzhib
~ q
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
ODD Fellow, InstaII.

Delaware Lodge. Nc. !, /. o. o. r.. in
stalled it's new officers last evening under
tho direction of p. NJ. p. G. M. Lewis NJ.
stockwell. They were n. g.. n. ID. Brin-
ton; v.G-- W. Harry Iscwiss a. S.. Lewis
+. COOLEY: secretary, George IA. Taylor.
treasurer lewis F Adair; warden. Loan
der smith l. c.. John A. Bennett; con.
ductor. George Geisendoerfer Jr.; o OK.
Harry Hollis, r.. S. n. G.. l., NJ stork-
well. J.. s. N. g.. William J. Davisl n So
" c.. w. George Iiuey; L. S. v. u,'
George Hili Jr.; r. s. s.. Frank Moore;
L. s. S., Clarence V. Massey; chaplain
William c. crozler. Following the install
lation the members of the lodge held.
smoker and there were, addresses BY the
grand officers and others.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Black Millinery
Not Necessarily
for Mourning
lGreen salon, second floorl

AOlCCh SdlVlt ctNouA hoVAI
The smooth black felts are
faced with white to tighten
them, and caught up with a
white or rose-tinted eamellia.
The black beavers and vel
vet hats with their nodding
plumes are the most charming
frame in the world for a pretty
young face.
Corded silk hats and hats
OF chenille and braid are a bit
more quiet, perhaps, but still
not heavy or sober.
Commenting with. a close
turban iof ss, the Green Salon
is ready with all the very
newest shapes in small hats,
on up to S15, where the pic
turesqge new, picture hats
begin. 81 "a
Evening journal., 1904-10-11

125-commerce and Dock, S. VIII
mington.
l2e-Pusey & Jones Co.'s once.
l27-shalicross ans Woodlawn ave-
nues.
1se-Pusey & Jones' Co. Railway.
Is4-Jackson and sihallcross avenue.
ls5-Elm and Van Buren,.
14e-Caussway and Cuthrie's Lane.
1ts-Twentleth and Market
145-Jessup g. Moore'st Paper Mills.
152-Third and Jefferson.
15s--Front and Union. ~ t
154-WashinKton and Elliott aven1e
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Violins

a search through the by-places of Italy
N and Germany for violins. of fine
tone and reasonable price-brings us
a collection, ready no oM5that isnot equaled
anywhere in. the city,sso far as we know.
It's easy get fine violins at high prices,
but il requires an expert to select out OF
a thousand $40 violins two or ten instru-
ments Which are really superior
Ask to see the SIS violin special; a Klotz at
$3.50 Guamerius at s4oo, and an old Ger
man violin at 500.
Other vions at SO to SO.
vlonst in attendance to show their merits.
Pay by the month for the higher priced
violins if you wish.
Third floor, Chestnut sire sO
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
The Wananaker
Glove Sale
lAFcade md Main AIslsl


Sizes are breaking up so
rapidly among the Wo-
mems gloves that we send
out a hurry call today.
These 65o gioCss-lcere
81 and $I.25.
Princess Loulse-black and colors
only.
Princess May-red, gray, black
and white only.
A smatteIing Of Neapolitan and
mocha gloves. ''
Still a full line of black
and white ROpaie and Dtc-
t0ua gloves-kid and suede
81 Uers $1.50aRd $l.S5.
IN mocha gloves women can be
fitted out with tan or gray, II not IN
the unined. then in the silk-lined
gloves-Sl were Sl.50.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11

c2-Slxth avenue and Duncan.
6S-Fourth and Scott.
6i-Pullman Car Works.
7l-LanSastcr Ave. and Monroe.
i2-Fourth and Franklin.
s3-Loveling Ave. ana Scott.
i12-Pennsylvania Ave. and Scott.
113-ThirtceR;h Sas Lombard.
114-Fifth and Washington.
1l5-Eighth and Lombard.
ll6-Eighth and Washington.
ll7-Eighth and French.
125-Eighth. vest Of Orange.
Ef-Foot Of Marsh Road.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Store Closes at $50
Costume Velvets

TNVERY letter from Paris, every traveller
e. from abroad, every fashion article
or book has something to say
about velvet 1t is surely to be one of
the important fabrics of the winter.
Though we cannot give quite as much
exhibition space as we should like to
velyets, we still have a large and complete
assortment. which, both for color and
quality, has been selected with the
utmost care.
ByoadfaH vrlrei, which is crushed by machines
70 look Ike fur, is specially planned for coats
and wraps.
IN eolors2s inches, $3.50 yard; % nches 1925 yard
Biaek-29 Inches, $3.50, SO and S4 yard
Chiffon JsioHr because Of its extreme soft
ness and gracefulness, will likely be used for
blouses and house-gowns. We have both the
domestic and mported-in browns blues,
green's, grays and red or black.
IS inches, $3.50 yard; q inches, $3.50 yard.
Biach uefvefS for suits and gowns are
speciality. The lower grades, from dollar up,
are sik-faced. The al-silk velvets from So up.
27-inch silk-faced velvetS, $3.50 and 81.
Millinery Ueluets 81, 1.25 81 so and SO.
Black uncut UeiUets, which are coming again
4, in style, with the quaint gowns of the Tranon
days, $3.50, SO and $3.50 yard.
: (Junper street.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Brush Up on Brushes

TIME right tools are the best help
the housecleaner can have.
The little r0t7ry furniture brush
With a few twists of the handle whiskS
the dust out of the most inaccessible cor
ners of upholstered furniture.
The 'front.' and-back dust brush does the work
of two brushes without stopping to change
brushes-a time-Saver.
The 1paH brush Nth adjustable handle is
another time and work-saver-adjusts Itself to
side walls, or ceilings, high or low.
A little brush NTH spring in the end jumps al
the inaccessible sides and bottom OF water
bottles and cleans them vigorously
The ,adfator brush does all the troublesome
work Of dusting a radiator easily and quickly.
Here's catalogue Of them all;
Evening journal., 1904-10-11

lS-Fifth and French.
l4-Front and Poplar.
l5-Sixth ana Spruce.
16-Eleventh and Church.
1l-Third and railroad svenue.
-S-Thirteenth and King.
si-Seventh -nd Railroad avenue.
25-Second ana Shipley.
2s-Front and Justison.
s5-Second and jackson.
26-Maryland avenue and Linden.
27-Delaware avenue and DUPONT.
2s--Ninth and Madison.
s1-Lancaster avenue and sAarles.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
+" Suit" " Blouses
main Aisle

This lot of silk blouses
comes from a maker who is
clearing his shelves OF little
lots of various kinds.
Taffeta and peau de sole;
plenty in black and colors,
but most of them are simple
little tailored blouses Of plain
silk, the kind TO wear with fall
and winter suits. 1915. Sizes
broken.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11

s2-Sixth and Tatnall.
34-FUurth and Madison.
sy-Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.
S6--Maryland. avenue and Cedar.
41-Warner's Wharf.
42-Heald and Lobdcll.
4S-Eighth and Broone.
45--Delaware Ave. and Van Buren,.
46-Fourteenth and Walnut.
5l-Thlrteenth and Warrington
52-Thlrteenth and Clal mont.
bS-Second and Hawley.
SIP, B. & ". Depot.
6l-Third and King.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Embroidery in Sets
fMaln Alslel

main Aisle
Jor a quarter 10 a half less than
common.
Overplus lots from a Steal
importer-all this seasons de-
signs, but not very many Of a
kind.
Insertions and edgings. Put
up in strips Of from 415 to 6A
yards. 45e to 81. so a strip.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Black Silk Petticoat, SIS

(Pettieoat Shop, second floor
It is not only the depth Of
the accordion-pleated tlounce,
the tucked ruffle, the tuo rows
of quilting, but the quality Of
the sfik, that makes il a won
derful skirt for that price.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Velour Table Mats
and Sofa Pillows
Main Aisle

A tableful of the newest
mats and pillows on the Main
Aisle today. Soft shades of
green and red are the prettiest
colors. These are appliqued
with designs OF burnt leather.
Just the thing for the den, the
library OF the hall.
7ab.s msfs.-l2-inch. Coz; l6-inch,
Sl.15; .4.hoh. S2.25. 5"<-r.s
Sofa tgioss. $3.50 apiece.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
Pure Silk Umbrellas.
$3.75
Worth $5 to $40
lArcadel

Last of the large purchase
from a manufactures closing
out his silk because from now
on he will weave his OWN and
his handles (to have a clear
floor for Christmas work.. In
some there is a dropped thread
q In the silk.
Mems and women s-beau-
tiful handles, some very elabo-
rate.
Evening journal., 1904-10-11
years ago we were the first
American store to show these
1uaory f1~k etc

American store to show these
AHgOra jackets.
Today we are the oNlp store IN America
showing them, as we control the output
for the entire country.
The new stock is just past the Gus
toms ready for first comerS, greater in
variety than ever before.
There are garments for both men and
women-jackets, waistcoats, caps, leg
gins, gloves. mitts.
OF special interest to the. automobist,
the horseman, the golfer, the traveller, the
gunner, or anyone who lives much out
of doors.
Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-10-11

,S25 lC0rth $50.
Limoges G. d. A. china,
l01 pieces, all border deco
rations. mostly in pretty
shades OF pink; a 16-inch
meat dish is included.
S25 U0r1h $S5.
Elite Limoges. 100 pieces.
three styles Of beautiful
horai border decorations.
scr. so WOrth $50.
Limoges G. d. A. china
sets. lOl pieces. pink and
lavender fioral decoration,
gold handles and all pieces
have gold edges
SS5 1Corlk 500.
]. Pouyat Limoges china
sets, ia pieces, a pretty
pink rose decor5 tion, gold
edges and handles.
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