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Evening journal., 1904-07-18
COSTLY FIRE IN DULUTH.
poclss, Warehouses and Tugs Destroy
ed-ono Life Lost.

pooks, Warehouses and Tugs Destroy
ed-one Life Lost.
Duluth. AIinn., July 49, one man
was killed and property worth S4oo.-
boo Yves destroyed by FIRE at tic
Omaha docks and warehouses.
TIE fire started in the northeast cor
ner OF the building and swept ihrour'
lhe long sheds like n tornado. takin
everything that stood In IT'S path u
three minutes after the flames wcr
discovered almost the entire length O
the sheds was O fiery furnace. II wa
the most disastrous hre witnessed ir
Duluth In years and the most speciac
ular
Losses entailed in the fire are eati
mated as follows by the officials Of t'r
Interested companies:
Gcorre NJ. Smith, general agc~f
Pieces the value Of the contents Of tir
freight sfod at 100000 or more ana
he value OF the shed itself pt S500@
Two hunirca tons Of package freight
lsd been taken from The steamer Man
IS irst prcvions to the fire, which 8.
not jnclrccd in the estimate. Manager
innan OF the tue company values The
gs, which De- thinks win be an NJ.
oct toul .oes. az $4,000 for the In
nan. fi5cn0 for tl,e ExCelalor and
fQec0 TO- Che Abbott In addition &c
M WIS ihc DAMAGE 20 ten Northwest
IN frc.s't ours. amornting TO 5000.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
A. 0. U. w.
DOES HIS CONCERN YOU?

Numerous questions have bren askee
educational committee. aud Tor the en-
ilghtenment OF the membership reply
by saying to all those whose ages exc
Cecd So years. that while your rate is
materially Increased. the options yon
can avail yourself OF are as equitable
as conditions and circumstances viii all
low. and unless you are inclined 10 pay
the increased rate you must make your
selection OF options before the 3lst day
Of July. 1904. 10 the recorder Of your
respective lodge. otherwise you must
pay the rate at your attained age, as
approved by the Grand Lodge of Della
ware. and endorsed by the Supreme
Lodge, June. 1904 the membership be-
low the age Of SIS years are not materi-
ally affected. The committee are still
as they have been in the past at Read
ing Room. Ninth and Market streets
dispensing willingly all sought-for in
formation.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

they can do the most part Of their
travelling by the Reading system.
The new summer schedule of the
Reading System shows a number Of
swift. well equipped express trains
leaving at frequent conveniet inter-
walls. the Reading Terminal, Piiladel-
phia, for the mountains or fertile farm-
ing lands of Central Pennsylvania, and
from Chestnut street or South street
ferries for the seashore and points in
Southern New Jersey.
For those unfortunates who are pre-
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Rummage Prices on
White Bedspreads
(Third floor, Thirteenth street,

Third floor, Thirteenth street,
The paring-off part of our
regular prices on bedspreads
is a big percentage on the
money housekeepers want to
invest for all-the-year-round
white coverings. Saving now
will be saving for a year to
come.
s5c for 81 spreads-Crochet spreads,
pretty Marseilles patterns, large enough
for most double beds.
81 for Sl.25 spreads-Full double-bed
size crochet spreads, hemmed ready for
use.
S14O for S175 spreads-Best quality
crochet spreads. handsome effects.
80 for g. so spreads Satin-fnish,
beautiful designs, not so heavy as Mar
seilles.
s1.75 for 81 spreads-handsome satin
finish full double-bed size.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
The Cream Of Summer
White Stuhs
tAisle 4-east


For freshness, fineness and
daintiness where can you find
anything to equal these white
stuffs at the price?
45-mch Persian iaUH, 1So
yard.
W/htie, lacs-silbsd muslins,
I911c a rard.
Both materials are Jns usual
25c quality, and can be made up
with very little trimming into
teiutiful frocks or blouses.
Selling here fer less because
surplus lots from busy mills.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
NlAeARA EALLs EXCURSION.
x-rsts Vacation Trips, via Pennsyl-
- vania Railroad.

IA.
vania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has selected the following dates for its
,oD,iar ten-day excursions to Niagara
raus from Philadelphia, Baltimore anG
washington. July p. August u and
% september . and 25s and October a.
rhe excursions from Philadelphia Will
ha run by two routes. Those on Juiy and
% August y and &c, September and
U going via Harrisburg and the pictur-
esoue 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
valley, leaving Philadelphia on special
train at S.07 a. m.
Excursion tickets good Tor return pas.
sage on any regular train. exclusive 0
limited express train. within ten days
will be sold at 5000 from Philadelphia
and all points on the Delaware Division
s1f g from Atlantic City; $a.6o from Ian
caster. and at proportionate rates from
other points. including Trenton. Borden
town. Mt Holly, Cape May. saiern. VIII
mington. West Chester. Reading and prin
clnal intermediate stations. stop-ove
Will be allowed at Buffalo within tn
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
These Linens will repay
a hundred mile trip

Beef's gone up How much2 p 1.-Two cents''
7co cen1s you said2" And so the cry went round last
week and people were amazed.
Why were they amazed? Simply because beef is such
staple article that change of penny two IN the prize
creates CONSERVATION
Linens are stapie too and almost as fixed in price as
beet clipping 20 per cent of he price Ton the average)
doing today perhaps the most important news
housekeeperS will hear this morning.
OF The price means off prce-off those bought
under last years conditions when linens were cheaper than
they now and bought cheaper than any other American
retail house buys them-as Custom records will show
The detail that follows is only suggestion. All through
the Stock here and there prices reduced in the same way
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

have a week or more vacation during
ihe summer are arranging Tor thef
trip.
There Is no doubt that the change Of
scenery. air, etc, If only for one week,
ia very advantageous 10 both mind and
Ibodv. and the greater the change the
better the improvement
But in considering a trip Of this kind
almost as important questiS1 as
..Where to CO. is How TO Co and up
to-date travellers who are posted most
ly try 10 arrange their s-ips so that
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Many Small Lots Of
Colored Summer Curtains

Second floor. Thirteenth street,
The remainders, left by active
selling, of some of the best and
most popular kinds.
Many styles and colorings.
At s1.5O are curtains which
were 1925 and $3.50.
In the collection are more than
two dozen kinds, at about the
same price abatement-75c, 81,
81. % and up to 81 for Sc curtains.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
mn ID tlcket retnrnlng

limit OF ticket returning
The special trains OF Pullman parior
cars ana dav coaches will be run wiih eaen
excursion running through 20 Niagara
FANS. An extra charge VIII be made for
parlor-car seats.
An expeiienced tourist agent ana chap'
eron will accompany each excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet. time OF con-
Meeting trains. and further information
apply 10 nearest ticket agent. or addrcs.
Geo. W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
All the fine Evening and.
Afternoon Wraps off today

To the fnhe OF qhdrfsr 10 q MHd less fbaH usual
light bToadcloths delicate voies
and that could be all parties and theatre
Ia a tiny bit handled
fresh everbut they have sted
down o of kind.
Who the very thing you have been waiting
this list
EIlh6s bfoadciot- Otksr odd c01ts--
seo--y yvss s3A were SAY 40
sso 4aandS Champagne
Black craps White London vine $ss So was
lace. s20--was $50 S4H 90
si1S s4o-~as 800
2O--wa 'sh@ soe eNP-
ss,in Tbev s75--vas About fulle
Tanea Ss6-was s45 black tafeta apiece.
Taheta s40-was have been o
Second
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Great News of White
Tub Skirts This
Market and Thirteeni
loecond iloor, Chestnut street.

Second floor, Chestnut street.
For $L5O-rTeHlar $3.50 SKIRT
For $850-regHlar So skirt.
All made Of cool white linen. or
Of white cotton with a smooth
linen finish. The odd lengths of
material that tailors were glad
enough to make use of.
Every size from 7 to a IT.
gore skirt-and just see how splsn-
didly the inside is bound and fin
ished
In addition to these, twenty-five
skirts from our own stock have
been reduced to Severe 81. SO
and SS. 90.
Cream and brown linen yoie; white
linen trimmed with embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
France Honora secretary Hay.

Washington. July 16, Secretary Of
State Hay has received notihcaiiQr
from the French embassy that on tAe
occasion Of the French national fes
lival OF the 18th Of July the gov
srnmcnt Of the republic had conferred
npon him the dignity Of the granc
iross OF the legion Of Homer IN recog
hilton Of the services rendered during
the last six years by the American de
nnrtment OF state toward the main.
lenancc Of the peace Of the world
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
TolosIs-

Extra large and fine bleached Irish huck
towels, made Of excellent yarns, hemmed,
22x39 inches. 25c we're 35c-and anequaled
at that.
Some certain grades Of the famous "Old
Bleach" towels-16x30 inches. hemstitched,
35c were soc; 1Sx36 inches. unhemmed,
35c were soc, 27xa5 inches. hemstitched,
75c were 81.
Foreign-made friction towels Of linen,
just rough enough to be pleasant and
healthful. 4Oe were 5oci soc we're 70ci
zoe were 81.
Fine and extra heavy" English-made
bath rugs, should last for many years,
red-and- white or blue-and-white, 0Oc
were 81.
Also some Of same make, but larger. in
blue-and-white or cream-and-white, zoe
were S1.25.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

RUssrA-JAPAN WAR ATLAS 10 CENTS
Three fine colored maps each HX2J;
bound in convenient form for reference.
The Eastern situation shown IN detail, is
sued By The Chicago g. North-Westorn
Ry, mailed anon receipt Of ten cents in
stamps by-w. A. Cox. col Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Woven and
Printed Cotton, l21s c
Main Aisle

This we expect to be one of the
busiest dress goods counters today.
Embroidered sgDissss from the
master American maker; never
sold before this lot for less than
25o.
Snowflake cole from one OF the
best mills in Glasgow, formerly
25c.
Others-not all worth as much
as 25c, but ranging from 1so up.
All 12Ho.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Black Mohaiir
Southeast OF center

koouucaol ol Nculri
Plain mohair. size TO 81. 50.
Nohair Sicilian, SOC to $500.
We haven't seen anything
yet that can beat the SOC mo-
hair and sicilian, which are
both 90 inches wide; in tex
ture, beautiful; in weight.
just right
For another inexpensive mohair,
that has the spring" which is so
important in stuff Of this sort, see
the 5o-inch mohair sioilian for 75c
yard.
Women find a dozen reasons
for buying these every day-for
bathing suits. dust colts. summer
suits, and skirts to 90 with shirt
waists.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
rl.-----a s1d oasfltts-a s.-lleo.


Ncw lcrf. Jp,y lO Strikes Of 30
rlrnto 2re0isrrs.. ana stcamatpi
tnd fci"ers have been ordered onsa'
ihe cont'~cts cf New 1oH, gcnerr
icn'r ctcrs in outside cities 70 forc
nrstcm OF exchange Of cards VII
ralons a outside cities. The build
liga affected are IN pitisburg, rhha
clphia. baltimore. Washington, New
srk. Binghamton, Jersey city. Prince
ton and an the small towns in thc
fotes OF Kew York. Connecticut and
kesy Jersey
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
l8c for 25c and SOC Half
Linen Suitings
Main Aisle

Pure linenS one way and cotton
the other the warp in colors and
the welt ID white IN liie D s9ives a
very seft PIE effee .lp
These stuffs were made in Eng
land and aret the last we have left
from the season. --T
on fhe sane talk are also a few
pieces'of altman s1siring originally
3715 15o-~i0U 1867 s. e.ee
Also the last of the S75zc mer-
estiIsa cotton tagefa at 1sc.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

vented by business or home necessity
from spending even week away. the
Reading System offers special conyen-
lent one day trips in every direction.
Travellers destined to the White
Mountains or other New England
points will md the hourly trains to
ana from New York, leaving both ter
minals every hour-on the hour a spe-
cial convenience.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Cool, White Shirtwaists,
CSC and ST.
lMaIn AlsIe and Areadsl

lWdW AIsIc and ATcddeI
Sheer white lawn; pretty, gut
finn, well-made embroidery.
e On some you will find a fitted
piece set on the fronts below the
waist-line, TO take away the
punched material there. which so
often spois the set of the skirt
the 65c (worth s5c) have strips of
embroidery on the front, or little
pleats that look as if hemstitched !;
the 81 (worth 500 have all
over embroidered fronts.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Alsles 6 and 7-westl
Ioo-piece Dinner Sets, $I2
regularly $I8

The same quality, decora-
tons and shapes that we keep
in two open-stock patterns
all the year at $3.50 you
can replenish whenever neoes-
Sary.
This special lot goes in sets
at $12, because the factory
made a concession in price.
The accompanying ticket
shows exactly what the set
contains.
Nofs-In china il is customary to count
covers of dishes and saucers as separate
pieces.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
5000 to Colorado and Return.

$1,000 TO Colorado and Return.
Via Chicago. Union Pacific x north west
ern Line. Chicago 10 Denver Colorado
Springs and Pueblo daily throughout tha
summer. Correspondinely low rates>irom
OH points east. Only one night 10 Denver
from Chicago. Two fast trains daily.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
500 fresh Summer ShirtwaiSt
Dresses for Women, So each

month ago-yes, two weeks ago-prces would have
ranged from So to $5l
third the lot all whe-sheer lawns other COOL
dainty hot-weathe materials Sizes "a to 70.
The coloredtan blue chambays gray
linen-ohecked and polkadotted sufs. Sizes "a to
All walking engh--al simple and pretty-al 50 apiece.
(CrossA
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

vigorous Iulnmaglng IS 8
OF first interest, this jHmbis
table.
Carpet sweepers. half price.
Japanese suit cases, onc-third of.
Wooden salt boxes, soc cand 25c kinds,
l0e
Potato mashers. 1Oe were 25c.
Potato sli GERS. Sc were lOc.
Suit hangers. hold an entire suit, l0e
were 25c
Bath-tub seats. half price.
Flour bins and sifters, third of.
Dog collars. halt price.
A dent here and there, but
nothing 10 hurt for use.
Last week, before 9 A. NJ, a
tumble table was cleared.
A lucky purchase of i'm
Ware brings nearly everything
needed at hall brtce.
Covered saucepans, long handles, qts.,
9c: ats. 12c; ats. l5c; qts.. lSc.
Buckets with cover and wire handle.
Ct &c; qts., lie; qts. l5c.
Jelly cake pans, &c. 4c. Sc.
Pie pans (smail size), ic each, ioe dozen.
Jelly strainers. vita brass strainer. l6c
regularly SOC.
Water or dairy pals. 8 ats, Sc; ats,
i0c; qts.. lie; 10 ats. 12c; l2 qts.. 15o.
Oncans, gal, with brass cap to pre-
vent evaporation, &c
Oilers. for filing lamps and lanterns.ioc
Laundry dlppers, 13c-regularly PC.
Flour bins, round. 5apanned, nicely FIN
ished, 20 lbs. S5c; 100 lbs, a.25.
Flour bins, with sitter attached 90 lbs.,
sl.50: 100 lbs, N.75.
Foot-tubs. painted dark green outside
and light green inside, 2oc.
Children's hathtubs. painted different
colors, fills, sl.45 and S1.65.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Neoro Kifs a white Man.

Richmond. Va. July iG.-James /.
arms. white. a freight conductor on
be Southern railroad. was shot by an
Unknown negro at Danville and died
q hospital a few hours later.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Store closes al 5
The Remnants of Half Year
in Cotton DresS-Goo Cd S

Since January cotons have been whrng in and out Of
the store leaving over-yard of this kind three four
of that and perhaps whole dress pattern of another To-
day begin to wind up these remnants at any price that
will take them out and leave us free space tor the ncom
ing fall goods.
Prices start at &c for former &c coons and go up to
10c or 12c for stuffs that originally SOC and Csc
The majority short lengths-eary- may find
two three remnants to match and get entire dress for
half price OF less. few dress patterns are included
Where the reductions largest is because the ends
are soed or the assortment OF coors and designs IS
SMALL This for your full nformaton-our advertising pen
does not vansh everything white but shows the black
we'll
Not a complete list, but hints
31kc calico. SC for 30c and 35c fine madras
121kc printed coons. 1Oc for 1Sc cotton voie
&c for 1218c printed cotton duck 1oc for 25c novelty cotton
121kc gngham 10c for
51zc for 25c plain pique 1oc for soc imported pque,
Sc for 1So bouretted etamne. 10c for Coo swiss
silk muslin. 121ac for 25c cotton crash and
SOC Voie
gingham. 12Hc for soc French plumet is
The sale is held in the Dress Goods Salon. main floor;
which light and airy with its windows recently put
in by the builders.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
sERvIcr prNsInN - 80

New and important order. Sc when g. s.
when S. SO when os. si2 when 70 years.
John Wainwright & Co.. Pension Attys.,
znd hoor, W. 7th ST.. Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Cotton Dress Duck, &c.
Wlorih Ig1le
Irish Linen, 1917 c
NOM I8c
Main Aisle)

People cannot get along without
them somehow.
The sEpbD Of dHcbs is running
low-and we don't expect to have
more from the manufacturer al
these prices. AS yet, however,
plenty OF pink, tan, cadet, brown,
navy blue, black and white.
The linen is made in Ireland to
our special order-natural color in
good quality.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Plannina summer Trins.

Al this season Of The year. the get
away idea is prominent In every ones
thoughts and all those expecting to
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

Table hnsR-
silver-bleached Austrian table linen,
very strong and durable. IS inches wide,
SOC a yard, was soc.
Extra heavy silver -bloached table linen,
"a inches wide. for less than it would cost
to import now. 4Oc yard. was SOC.
1abis-cLorks-
Fancy colored table covers. hem-
stitched edge; just the thing for summer
use. 55x55 inches. S1.75 were S3 Z5j 6Sx59
inches, $3.50 were 50.
Very good bleached Irish damask table
cloths, not fringed. several pretty pat
terms, 2x2ia yards, $3.50 were S1.OOj 2xo
yards, $3.50 were S2.25.
Napkins
Very good silver-bleached napkins.
hemmed, a most useful napkin in cafes
and restaurants. .14x14 inches. soc dozen,
were zoe; 16Xl6 frcles. soc a dozen, were
81.
Extra heavy bleached Irish damaslr
napkins, several good patterns. lsx-3
inches, 81 a dozen, were S1.15.
Snowwhite Irish damask napkins 20x20
inches. S1.25 a dozen, were S1.5O.
Very fine bleached Irish damask nap-
kins. 2Ox20 inches. S1.65 dozen. were -.
Very fine silver -bleached German dam-
ask napkins, hemmed. equal in wear to tho
bleached ones at double this price. 25N25
inches, $3.50 a dozen, we're S325-and
unusually good value at that.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Hm0Hg OIhsr MiRgs for less
than usual you will find:
Reduction in price
of Edison Records

Beginning today the price of standard phonoeraph
recods will be he each instead fifty as heretofore
We large stock Of these records comprising an
that extraordinary in point of careful selection
celence.
Be free to call and hear them at any time
Piano Store. third floor Chestnut streso
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

Tns Evening Joufnars craphophone
CLUB BE- not closed yet. Get a machine free
By subscribing for one year. see the dis
play AZ Lippincotts. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Dress hRens

Dress iHeHS-
The famous 'Old Bleach" takes the lead
for perfection Of bleach and finish and the
beauty Of the flax. Il makes most beau
tiful waists and costumes. Our former
prices were little enough-6Oc and 75cj
now 4Oc and 50c.. One yard wide.
Same linen, one and quarter yards
wide. 55c and 60c, was zoe and SOC
Natural-color linen for travelling suits,
for waists and costumes, zoe was 25c
and 2Sc-and cheap at that.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Want of room forces us to
close out these Summer Rugs

tt happens wei Tor anyone not yet PROVIDED Tor the
rugs the most seasonable have and embrace
entire stock except paper rugs.
Prices in some cases are third and half less than
they only few days ago.
Grass rHgS-so well known Another kind
-532 in the lot: $3.50 were Sc 75~7.Sxs feet
weTe9 inehes $3.50 were Ss50--9xl0S feet
7oe No.. q, 10 ooveofa 81 S050-9x2 feet
ss ver. s4 a5-szo t.,, ~ Porch rHgs-Moondj from
s42 were 25-sxlO feet India-one size, 12xl5 feet
$3.50 were sz5o-sxl2 feet $50 were $50
Cotton rms few, az half AigeriaHs Belgium
~ u.s. ." II" a. i'o'i $i2 we're 50--sx1l
prlce:--- fromS S2l-9Sl2
$40 s2O--sxIO feet IHdt1H DkHryisS OF cotton:
Sl2 we're slS--9xl2 feet
An early selection is gdNSabe for OF the lots are
small. Second floor, Market street,
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
These Silk BlouseS
So to S8-were S. to SO

Every blouse right stock the odd the mused
dusty But these prizes make them well worth ireshenng
China silk crepe de chine peau de cygne few Of aover
silk mostly white few delicate eolors and black Only
Of some styles (Arcade)
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
10el Pieces,
Second floor. CENTER
HousekeeperS should hurry
for these Housefurnishings

ping on in the basement.
No matter what the price.
every piece of sHamsLsd rare
we sell is made of abso-
lutely pure, non-poiSonouS
material.
stewing kettles. qts., with lip and
cover 55c-regularly 9oc.
Coffee pots, qts.. SIC; ats, 4oc; 4 ots..
Teapots. qts., SIC; qts. 4oc; qts.. 45c.
Pudding pans, ? cts, l7e; qts., &c;
cts. PC.
Pudding pans, 2 qts.. I7ci ats. isc; 4
Dishpans il ats. &c; II OTIS. 75c-the
best enameled dishpan ever sold for the
money.
Round. covered saucepans, long handles.
. qts., &c; qts., 36c.
Round. covered cooking pots, bail ham
die, qts. &c; 3 qts., sec; 4 qts.. 44c.
Rice or farina boilers, ats, si.25 worth
wash basins. re, i5c, lsc-reguiarly 27c.
SOC and S5c
Double and triple saucepans Ctwo or
three used over one burner. 81 and Sl.25.
Great gas savers.
among Olher WtHgS Tor less
! than usual you will find:
Galvanized coal hods. Csc instead OF $50.
] Tso-gallon iapanned water-coolers. deco
rated. 90c-regularly $3.50.
Flemish oak shelf for bathroom or bed
room. with brass towel rod, 45o was 81 80.
/ Wash boilers round. haring OF good
] heavy tin, SOC were S5c; 75c were Sl.25.
Electric fans. 12-inch. oscillating-sw
I from side 10 side, $3.50 worth N450.
I Wire frying-pan baskets, 10 drain on
I grease from potatoes. cruliors, etc, l5e
/ for any size-were &c, soc and s5c. Great
for washing berries.
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
Half the Price Taken OF
Our Fine Suits for Boys

market street gallery
The quantities and prices
show that an early call today
is advisable.
A dOAble- breasted fanny
Evening journal., 1904-07-18

A. c. Dorsey. plumber. phone lssA.sdv-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1904-03-11
How Caviar Is Made.

The making of caviar is simple
process. 1t can be prepared in any
household convenient to a sturgeon
fishery. In fact. under these condi-
tons only is it had in absolute perfec-
zion, for the longer it is kept either
sealed in glass or tin the more rapid
its deterioration. 1t is for this reason
that the caviar eaten in Russia,
where 1t is served from the original
packages. is SO far superior to that
procurable elsewhere. In the cavier
of commerce the roe as soon as it is
taken from the fish is placed in tanks.
when 1t is carefully washed. Then it
is rubbed through screens until the
eggs are separated. The last process.
or rathes next to the last is the pack
ing in salt in kegs. and the keeping
of it>cool in ice or cold storage until
il reaches the Gamers. who seal it in
Tins or In bottles for export. This is
all the manipulation that it undergoes.
When prepared for household use the
cleansing. separation of the eggs and
packing In fine salt are all that is nee
sssary. There is but one way of serv-
Ing il and that is on toast or brown
bread and butter or as canapes with
lemon juice and a little olive oil. 1t
| IS the only aliment that admits of but
I single method of culinary treatment.