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Evening journal., 1904-07-15
For the woman in the kitchen

Light easily moOSd book
shelJss for summer cottages;
oak or mahogany finish, three
and four shelves: 81 to $1.5O,
worth $l.5O to 1925.
I2c DmdoI0 SCREENS again.
le inches high. extend 10 to 81 inches.
price l2c.
Is inches high. extend 20 to 8a5S
inches. Pfioe l5c
Spring-end screen of hard wood. sx-
tend from "a to 30 inches. "A inches
high. 25c; worth SOC.
Short lengths Of garden
hose, &c foot-16c quality.
Lengths from to 10 fest-big enough
10 keep a small grass plot fresh and
green.
/. SO WIaHamaker baIl-bsarf1g
fapB moCerfor 81.
"Waaama<er" means best material
and best making on the market We
never before cut prices on the "Wana-
maker mower :too many now for our
limited space. l2-Inch blads
.uienn
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sEAFORD SOCIETY GIRLS
HERO|CALLY FIGHT FIRE

Seaford. July l5.--Seven OF Seaford's
society women were largely instrumcn-
tai In saving a burning house from
complete destruction carly yesterday
morning. They were Just returains
from q yachting party when the fire
alarm was sounded. Upon passing the
fire house they saw that the firemen
had not arrived yet
Hastily forming a brigade under the
leadership OF Miss lrya Scott they
seized the two hose carts and draggea
them 10 the scene OF the confagration
and fought the IRE with the heroism
of experienced nremen. The VOLUNTEER
lire department arrived while the fire
WAS raging and in a sheepish mood
proceeded 70 help the young women
lght the FIRE.
The property. which belonged TO Cap
tain w. r. Adams. was almost conf
ple,ely destroyed. Loss. $500, partly
insured
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SIC for q gas range will put
cool cooking comfort into the
kitchen.
Five burners, bro.ler. double oven.
double walled.
Steam c0OksyS-cook three
and four things at a time;
save gas. dishwashing, work.
Tin bottom, compartments, 81; 4
compartments, ST. 25.
Copper bottom, 3 compartments, 81. S5;
4 compartments, $l.65
When an article is done turn off
steam, food is kept hot but doesn' 7
cook.
Enamsied double saWcebaE-
shaped so two can go over
one burner fuel savers; 81,
worth $1.50.
Gas cooking outfit for $3.50.
worth $3.6S; takes less space
than gas range.
ThFee.buyner nickel gas stove, oven,
six feef Of tubing. 3
tBa:
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A. 0. U. W.
DOES THIS CONCERN YOU?

Numerous questions have been asked
ed1cationai committee, and for the en-
hghten'nent 81 the membership reply
bA saying 10 an those whose ase' eA-
ceei 80 years. that while your rate b.
materially increased, the options ynu
caa avail yourself OF are as equitable
a conditions and circumstances viii al-
low. end unless you are Inclined 20 pay
the Increased rate you must make your
selection Of options before tho 3lst day
OF Iuiy. la0l. 70 the recorder Of your
respective ioige. otherwise you must
pay the rate az your attained aee. as
approved by the Grand Lodge OF Della
ware, and endorsed by the Supreme
Lodge. June. 1904, the membership he-
low the age OF IS years are not materi-
NY affected. The committee are still.
as fbey have been in the past. at Read
ing Room. Ninth and Market streets,
dispensing willingly all sought-for in
formation.
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JHH 6q~nih

DEAR MOTHER:
Eve found smother work-saver. After
awhile one can give houssworlS absent
treatment aitogeihs..
You tried 10 the good old days to
nske me believe that churning Ice cream
would give me beautifully rounded arms.
But tho broomsyisk road to beauty has
few Travellers
Beursy can be acquired in plessanter
ways. and so am mors than delighted
MAT m Ice cream freezer has arrived
that needs no churnlng, Ice cream, as
you know. is one CT the most nouEishlng
and palatable OF summer foods. When
II is so lllt.e WORK to make. one can have
It every day, and the children won't be
turning the eurbstOae into an c. par
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sage on any regular train. exclusive o.
liIahed express train, within Ten oAs
VIII be sold at 5000 from Fhilade 'l'.iia
ard all points on the Delaware DlVision' :
sll.-5 from Atlantic city; 500 from Ian
caster, and az proportonate rates ifom
otner points. including Trenton, oofoch-
town, Mt Holly Cape May, Saiem. VIII
minston. West Chester. Reading and 7rin-
cipal intermediate stations. a stop-over
VIII be allowed at Buffalo within the
limit OF ticket returning.
The special trains Of Pullman parlor
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CHEAP EXCURSIONS
to the
ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR


BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Only $500 Round Trip From Viii
July "A, q, 2s.
nington.
Tickets viii be good going IN
coaches only on Train no. Sol at III
p. N.
From stations az which THIS traia
does not stop. passengers VIII take local
train making connection with No. sol
Rt hrst stopping point en-roptc.
Returning tickets viii be good in
coaches only on regular trains, leaving
St. LOTS not later than ten DAYS in.
clndins date OF sale
stop Overs will be allowed az Wash
ineton. Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA on
refrrn trip. within final limit OF ticket
c~u on Ticket Agent, cry oilce
Wa,sr ,nd Market st.aots or Delaw ne
avenue station for time OF train and
full information.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15

7aflor-made Uaikme skirts,
HsadAp 1915 10 $3.50.
Look especially at the natural linens
and the soft cream-colored reps. A few
heavy white materials for seashore and
mountains
HI he hip length linen coal
sRiis are S5 and $3.50 Hop-
psye 81. 80. $40 and S1@
White and cream linens, natural col
ored linen. plain blue, blu. lecked with
white ara % lew gray linens All man
tailoies-s.l in need Of a good pressing
~ laundering.
INN coats, 81. so 10 $40.
IA, si.5o wrap is really cotton with a
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have "a week o. more vacation during
The summer are arranging for their
lfip. ---c
: There Is no doubt tina, the change OF
scenery, aif. etc. II only for one week,
is very advantageous 20 both mind and
body. ana the greater the change the
.better the Improvement
But in Considering a trip OF this kind
almost as important a question as
where 10 Co. is How to Go" and up
to-date trayelers who are posted most
ly Try to arrange thel s-.Ds 50 that
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they can do the most part Of ;heir
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 convenient inter-
walls, the Reading Terminal Philadel-
phia, for the mountains or fertile farm
ing lands of Central Pennsylvania. and
from Chestnut street or South street
ferries for The sesshore and points in
Southern New Jersey.
Fer those unfQrtunates YhQ are prs-
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L e etterS
From. {, sel.maas Aonsekse6ey to her ssotsey
Niwhsn.Joa

lor with The hokey- Pokey man as host
since they can Get plenty Of wholesome
sweets at home.
And you, mother mine. with your hos
pltaole heart, can. send out as often as
you wish that allurng invitation, "the
latch string is out and i can Of ice ceeam
in the cellar"
know you viii say good ice cream
eannot be made without churning. just
come and taste mine and be convinced.
The secret lies in the following re-
eipe; DO not Try to use old-fashioned
recipes With new-fashionei contTivanoes.
Il is like mixing oil and water-nobody
can DO that but RocSetelle,.
Your scientific work. shifllsT.
POLLY.
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No let up in the
Hosiery and Underwear

come yesterday; the variety
arge.
'ummaging.
RemaindeFs Of pretty novelty Isle
stockings; all sizes. but no. in each
style. aisle 5-wesD
1Sc Tor mems s socks Mai
lqeTe S5c.
Striped and embroidered cotton broken
and small lots your size among them
sMain Aisle, Market street,
100 Tor mems u1deyshvis
Hal are 5o0r1k $50 and SOC.
Remaindefs Of = special lot ,Eat were
sold at 25c. although worth SSc and 5Oc.
(Maln Aisle. Market street,
$50 ior mems aHderweay
that paS SOC and 65c.
White, cool snd pleasant c:eps shirts ana
drawers. The ends OF the lot; broken
sizes. lMain Aisle. Market stresO
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No matter if you failed tc
Is still good, for the lots were
All from our own stock
ISc for lC0meH's S uHderuear
thar tgds goo and $50.
Fancy top. low necked ribbed white
Isle vests. lArcadel 81. ,-r-- ,-
500 for womeH's andsyvssis
that lCere 81.
Dainty ribbed white isle, lace trimmed
(Aisle 4--west
csc for T0meH's S Stockings
that Uere $50 and soc.
All the broken lots from our 8se and
60e groups Of fancy Stockings; also tan
Isle In several patterns All sizes 10 The
loi. bot not in each style. lAreade)
5Oc for W0meH'S stockings
that tDefe 75e and 81.
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Get These Suit-Cases
While They Last
tMain Aisle

MAIN Aisle
Many people came too late
last week for this suitcase
with straps on lid and body
selected leather. reinforced
edge-at S5 asuailp 81.
ANOther lot lodap-but don't
be late again.
CosUhfde Suif-casss at So. so ~
would be IS if the leather were
selected.
SHif-cdses NTH hanS-ss1Osd sdges,
English style handle, $3.50 II
would be Sc If perfect leather.
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10 sailor suits, $3.50.
Serge. fancy eheviot and crash; all
sizes. A to y, except IL; solid and mixed
eolors; were $3.50 TO $500
is sailor Satis. $3.50.
Similar stuffs, finer grades; were
$3.50 and sZ5o. Sizes 10 G. main
Aisle
e7 faHcp Norfolk sRits.
10 suits. So; were sc so, 81. 90, IS. so.
5 suits, So were $40.
suits. $3.50 were SIS.
suit, 50 was S12.
These sizes: s. 8. 10 II. Is, 10, n
No. Of each l 4 l 4
Market street entresoD
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Tussah Silk for SSc
Store doses at 5

TAs crssal tr7ee ucs $50 1ard 7o5a1 he fSl0 ~
Kg1nsfrg ptscss joy 5sc.
This unlike great many American pongee all
sfIk-to say nothing Of being full yard wide.
All in the cool, Clean natural linen color. (Arsads)
In the West Transept very little lot Of checked and
embroidered pongees from France-50c yard were 81
Pretty whole gowns--preier for separate blouses
SIR remnants in the basement at half price and less
Tafetas pongees and ouards-engths from to twelve
yards
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A Newcomer an ST.
ShIrtwalsts
Main Aisle

A pretty lawn waist with all
over embroidered fronts that some
time ago we sold for 81. 80, though
il was worth more. The maker is
letting US have this lot for 81 be-
cause the embroidery is not quite
so pretty as in the 81. 80 kind-but
it's much finer and prettier than
the usual 81 waist.
More Of those 81 white lawn
waists with strips Of embroidery
Up and down the front.
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CITY FIRE ALARM STATIONS

2-Tenth and Orange.
5-Flfth and Adams.
6-Tenth and Walnut.
7-Opera House.
S-Eighth and Jackson.
12-City Hail.
13-Fifth and French.
14-Front ana Poplar.
15-Sixth and Spruce.
I6- Eleventh and Church.
l7-Thlrd ana railroad avenue.
1S-Thlrteenth and Kins.
2l-Seventh ana Railroad avenue.
2S-Second and Shipley.
2I-Front and Justison.
25-Second and Jackson.
26-Maryiand avenue and Linden.
27--Delaware avenue aud DUPONT
.s--Ninth and Madison. m
Sl--Lancaster avenue and Scarles
31--Sixth and Tatnall.
84-Fourth and Madison.
Ss-Harlan & Hollingsworth CO.
se--Maryland avenue and Cedar.
4l--wafner's Wharf.
42-Heald and Lobdell.
42-Eighth and Broome.
45-Delaware Ave. and Van Buren.
46-Fourteenth and Walnut.
hl-Thlrteenth and Washins.on.
Thirteenth and ciaymont.
b3--Second and Hawley.
54-P.. b. & w. Depot.
6i-Third and King.
62-Sixth avenue and Duncan.
6s-Fourth and Scott.
6f-Pullman Car Works.
7i-Lancaster Ave. and Monroe.
72-Fourth and Franklin.
73-LoVerins Ave. and Scott
1l2-Pennsylvania Ave and Scott.
li5-ThirtceHth and Lombard.
ll+-Fifth and Washington.
1l5--Eighth and Lombard.
ll6-Eighth and Washington.
li7-Elshth Qpd French
l2S-Eighth. west OF Orange.
l2s-Foot Of Marsh Road.
l25-commerce and Dock, S. vii
minglon.
l26-Pusey & Jones Co.'S Office.
i2s-shallcross and Woodlawn ave
nues. u
lss-Pusey & Jones Co. Railway
IS4-Jackson and Shallcross avenue
l55-Elm and Van Buren.
Ita-causeway and Guthrie's Lane.
49, Twentieth and Market.
lf5--Jessup & Moore's Paper Mills.
I52-Third and Jefferson.
153-Fronf and Union.
1s4-Washington and Elliott avenue
1e2-Seidelt a Hastings Rolling NH
16S-Ninth amid Spruce.
l6s-Nanderer avenue and Thatcher
-l2-Thifd and Tatnan
2l3-Foufth and lombard
zl4-Thirteth and Washington
2l5-Twenty-fif and Market.
Eighteenth and Brinckle avenue
123-renth and Adams
z24-Nandever avenue and Pine.
125-Eieventh and Union.
226-Rising Sun Lane and Twentiett
22i-New Castle avenue aud d.
zSs-Wilnington Malleable Iron Co
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Dollars Dropping from the
Price of These Baby
Goats
lCross asa

Gross Aisle
1t Is not safe TO take wee folks
on a jaunt without a coat
II Is not worth while when such
coats as these are marked half
price.
81 to 81. so. were So to SIS, and
the prices 60 upward by little
jumps of half dollars.
White pique. few white linen; some
with collars exquisitely, hand embroid-
cred. One little coat is Of finely tucked,
and elaborately trimmed with lace Only
one and two Ola iiDd, the white ones
soiled. Mostly two and three.year sizes,
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Serviceablc
Dresses for Girls. $3.50
lseeond fIoor. Chestnut slreet-

(reeonu uoOr, SneStnut Siecu
OF sturdy chambray and duck
that will wear and launder like
iron.
Made in jaunty Regulation style,
which is pretty and girlish, With
out being fussy.
Four to twelve-y year sizes; white.
blue, old rose and linen color in
the lot; and when you see the
quality of the material, the good,
careful making, you will know,
without telling, they're worth
80. 75 70 50.
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Irish Linen, I2Hc worth T8c
Cotton Duck, oc worth I2Hc

material will servceable skirts suits for rough
hard
specially for in Ireland.
The light weight and the colors fastigh blue
pink, brown blue, black and white
From three five hundred coming day after them
cant always get such good suf for &c and 1916 Man Ase)
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Queen Mary Toilet Helps

For the trip:
ralcum powder from sc 10 soc.
Toilet waters, all goodpdors. 2bc to 81.
Violet cream, iavorte, aOc jar.
Violet dc Paris toilet water, 75c, last
Ing and refreshing.
Phytals hair tonic, 45e and s5c. Spe
clal strength. 81. 20.
shampoo 85c a bottle
Odoniine tooth powder, 25c and 45e.
Also a complete line of combs and hair
brushes aad all the toilet needfuls, in the
Golden Salon, Thirteenth street side.
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RCssIA-aAPAN WAR ATLAS 10 CENTS
Three line coiored maps, each l4N20;
hound In convenient form for reference.
The Eastein situation shown IN detail IS
sued by The Chicago e. North-Wcsicrn
RSt. mailed upon receipt Of ten cents in
s;annps ny w. a. Cox. 81 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
en- have been waiting
for-our SIS Clay
Serge Suits for $I7.5o
Here is what Men hav

It there IS luck in odd numbers the 113 ought to
go out in jiffy A
$3.50 is less than the suits cost us wholesale;
less than they cost the manufactures for the bare
fabric and labor "a
This is the genuine Clay serge from England, as
the accompanying letter shows, The tailoring is
genuine, too--ft for the finest serge made. Many
stores, in attempt to sell Clay serge cheap, skmp
the tailoring or trimmings Wed stop selling Clays
entirely if we had to do that
All sizes are in this lot with plenty of suits for stout
men; and, curousy stout men seem to be partial to Clay
serges.
Most Of the suits are black few blues e
market and ThireenuD
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Belfast linen tinish-madc over the new
tourist model.
Short broderie Anglaise coats tor Sl9.
In between. all prices, but some par
ticuisrly good things at S9--eream linen
with eolored collars and cuffs. or plain
natural Irish linen.
Sh11WaiT dresses - some
Hero, some Tor AaH. 4 ~ ~.
New frocks Of white linen for
s5--a good eat for young girls
--and Black linen lawn dresses
(guarantrsdl for 81. so.
fof haif trice-S2 so to $3.50
were 81 to sl5-about twenty-five
odd gowns badly mussed and
soiled.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15

vented BY business or home necessity
from spending even week away, the
Reading System offers special conven-
lent one day trips in every direction.
Travellers destined 10 the White
Mountains or other New England
points VIII find the hourly trains to
and from New York, leaving both ter
minals every hour-on the hour a spe-
cial convenience.
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NIAeARA fALLs EXCURSION.
Low-rste Vacation Trips, via PennsyI.
vania Railroad.

LoW-rdte Nacation irips, via Pennsyl- |
vania Railroad.
The Penns5 lvania Railroad Compan,
has selected the following dates for ia
papalar ten-day excursions 20 Niagara
ralIs from philadelphia. BALTIMORE and
X z.;;...siEton: July 22 August y and
% september and %, and October a.
The excursions from Philadelphia Will
he run by two routes. Those on july and
p. August p and &c, September and
q going via Harrisburg ana The pictur-
esane valley " she sGsqtsehanna. special
train leaving Philadelphia N $40 a. m. I:
excursion of October u running via Tren-
ton. Nanunka Chunk, and the Delaware
Valley. leaving Philadelphia on special
traln at s.o7 q. m.
Excursion tickets good for return pas
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cars ana day Coaches VIII be run with each
excursion running through to Niagara
Fails. An extra charge win be made FOR
rarlor-car seats.
An experienced tourist agent and chap
eron VIII accompany each excursion.
For descriptive pSMph;et, t.;ae ~ ,ar-
Meeting trains, and further mforma jon
apply 70 nearest ticket agent or address
Geo w Boyd. General PASSENGER Agent.
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia,
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Pure, Palatable
Hot-Weather Drinks

Grape juice heads the list
serve with cracked ice and
maybe a dash of lemon juice.
z-plnts. l5c-Sl75 dozen.
Pints, 25c-S275 a dozen.
Quarts, 50c-S5 a dozen.
From Michigan comes a
new spring water that is not
only pure, but said to be full
of valuable medicinal proper
ties.
So for case of a dozen half gallon
bottles 81 back when you return the
empty case.
An improved sbarklefs sy-
phon is ready-quart size,
$1.25.
A strong wire covering over the bottle;
a simple arrangement tor charging the
water. Capsules, SOC for box Of ten.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Rummaging In Hand-Bae
main Aisle

A great collection on the
Main Aisle-25c 10 So for bags
that I0ers SOC 10 $40.
All sorts of shapes and sizes
and leather - seal, walrus and
saftian leather.
4 fslg things for tra0eisrs also
collar boxes, music rolls, toilet
cases, jewel boxes and bags and
money belts.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Cool Linen Clothes for Women
lsee0nd llooE Chestnut stTeatl

The smooth refreshing feel of linen coupled with the
fact that refuses to soak up and hold the burning rays of
the hot midsummer sun, has made the one material TOR
July and August coats. dresses suits and skirts.
Plenty of all these comfortable linen clothes here for
travellers and sayat-homes. good many for even less
than the most economical person expected to pay too
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For 18c q Yard. Csc and
3Oc Half-Linen Suiting
Main Alse

Odd pieces OF white, light
blue, pink, green, tan, red,
navy ard black, that the Rum
mage is making way with.
All linen one way, cotton
the other, and a splendid
weight Tor summer outing
dresses.
1Sc a yard-while it lasts
Evening journal., 1904-07-15

W/ask blonses-half or two
thirds.
Eton-oollar blouses laundered, soc
were 81. sizes to s; 75c for the S1.5
kind, sizes to s.
White laundered blousss. with collars,
DOC were 75e; sizes TO y. except Z.
Fancy laundered hlou;es, without col.
lars, 75e were 81; sizes . to 10.
Russian blouses, 50c were 81; sizes
3 10 s.
Other blousss, SIC or for 81. worth
SOC; sizes TO Is
Market street entresnD
Nash sHiiS. $3.50.
Well made; many patterns; were s.. 2s
TO 1925; sizes to 10. main Aisle
% par lCash trousers. zoe.
Crash and white piqu,; some need 10
90 10 the wash-tub: were 25c and 50cg
sizes Is. IA. l5, IS. Main AiseJ
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
IF You Want 4 81 Silk
Pettleoat for $475, B ,
IPettIcoat Nhop. second- nooI

lPettleoat Shop, second toop
it is high time to get it,,l AZ ~
The last shipment has come
Jour do{en. When they are gone
you will mot be able TO get for
81. 20 such qusltybIack taffeta.
such a deep, graduated accordion
pleated flounce with a little tucked
ruffle and quilting. The maker
only made this price during his dull
season.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Men $ Clothing In the
Basement

go coats and Jesfs, out of $40
and s12 suits, for s5. q
Blue and black serge and fancy
eheviotS
Blac and biaek trousers for SO. so,
worth 81 and IS.
Fancy trousers, SO. 80 worth 81
TO So.
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This Batiste &c instead
of Ioc and I2Ac

About $4,000 yards-for cool dresses and dressing
gowns.
The cloth itself is much finer than the usual 121sc
quality
The prntings are clear and pretty-whte and tinted
grounds sprnked with dots and small figures Not large,
gaud,, design in the whole 10000 yards Main Aisle)
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Plannina summer Trips

AT this season Of the year the gst-
away idea Is prominent in every ones
thoughts ana 81 tRaso sz1sGi4ag to
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Boys Summer Suits
at rummage prices

Isn't worth while picking and choosing the right siz
save half to two-thrds of the cost the boys sut
to get two 10 three suits for the usual price Of ones
Thn4,rA Ai,n tnlnrr
Evening journal., 1904-07-15

II ycv want to test your popularity
try 10 borrow money on Il.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15

cartmeli's Vinegar Of Tar
VIII cure a cough IN ? dax,
Evening journal., 1904-07-15
Have a New Straw Hat
pay only half the price

good sennt or split straw for $1-fTesh. clean, new:
will you still wear that sunburned strawa They s.
The $3.50 sennits and splits are $1.25. .sar
All So straws are $1.5O.
Plenty Of $3.50 straws also for 75c
Every hat in stock being sold at half price or less
except the Panamas.
Market gallery
A. B.-AH chidreH'S snaU hats sold IN Ms Mems Hal
Sye Market street, are Holc marked S1los $3.50 10 S..
This is 10 dose them ont finally.
Evening journal., 1904-07-15

oriza Tooth Powder. watson. sos Market