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Evening journal., 1904-07-07
pIannino summer Trips.

At this season Of the year. the get
\way idea is prominent In every ones
thoughts and all those expecting TO
hive a week or more vacation during
in summer are arranging for their
trip\
Theie is no doubt that the change Of
scenery. AR. etc, II only for one week,
IS very advantageous to both mind and
body, and 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 travellers who are posted most
ly try TO arrange their trips so that
they can do the most part of their
travelling by the Reading System.
The new summer schedule OF the
Reading System shows a number or
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 seashore and points IN
Southern New Jersey.
For those unfortunates who are pre-.
vented by business or home necessity
from spending even a week away. tn,
Reading System offers specla! convcn
lent one day trips IN every direction.
Travellers destined 10 the Whit
Mountains or other New EnElan,
points will ind the hourly trains L
and from New York. leaving both ter
nsinls every hour-on the hnpr sne
cia1 coavenience
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
More House Linens

in the Rummage Sale at re-
duced prices.
On some of these we have
contracts of eighteen months
to two years standing-whioh
keeps the regular price low
even in the face Of a rise in
the market.
Butnow prices are reduced
Aisle 0-wesU
Fancy colored striped table covers, for
summer use, hemstitched edge, 29x29
inches, SOC weie Soc; 54x54 inches, Sl.25
were Sl.S5.
(Aisle 7--west
Strong silver bleached Austrian drill
napkins, hemmed. l6xl6 inches. 60c a
dozen, were 7oc-and sterling value al
thai.
Fine, almost white German damasS
napkins, will equal for wear any bleach
Ell al twice their price, 26x26 inches,
81 80 a dozen. were So %.
Silver bleachei Scotch table linen,
sturdy goods, Two widths; bespoke Is
months ago: 90 inches wide, 50c a yard;
70 inches wide, 6Oc a yard.
Very good bleached Irish table linen
many good patterns; also engaged a veal
and half ago; 81 inches wide, SOC yard
Very fine bieached table linen. yards
wide, Sl.2O yard, was Sl.5O.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
L. R. Corsets
Second floor. Corset Salons)

koecond MOOR, OoTset SalonS)
1t is a common error, we
find, for women to believe
that these same oorsets are
sold by other stores under
other names-but such is not
the case.
The L. r. models are made
expressly for the Wanamaker
store, and controlled by it;
and are not to be had else
where.
Because of the reputation Of
our Corset Salons, only the
best corset could be adopted
as a speciality. The /. K. is
the best corset made in Amer
lea. We feel certain of il
from the makers end. and
! women who have tried it tel
us so from their standpoint.
Al 81. Eleven different models. o
sateen, net and batste-starting with
little girdle and ending with long corse
with dip hips.
800. -Four models in bauste, one II
cOutl.
So. Batste or coutil.
$3.50 Long batste Of coutil corsets
1915. Batste, specially designed 10
large hipA
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
An Easy, Inexpensive
Canning Process
lBasementl

kbaSemenu
If you put up fruits and
vegetables at home you know
no injurious acids and adul-
terants get in.
With the Mndgs Gamer it's
easy, delightful work. Put
the fruit in the jar. cover with
boiling water or syrup, steam,
SEAL Sugar need not be used.
Best of all is the fresh, natural
taste of the fruit and vegetabl
when they come to the table.
Tomatoes are firm enough for fry
lug or slicing. Raspberries lose
neither flavor, form nor color. 1t
brings to your table in midwinter,
delicious, wholesome fruits and
vegetables at little cost.
Tin, with copper top:
/ cylinder. s. p cylinders, S875
4 cylinders, s450
Tin, with copper top and bottom:
/ cylinder. s. IS , cylinders, 1910
4cylinders, 1928
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
25c for ST Mercerized Cottons

Why do we say 81 value3 Because every yard was
made by the mill to retail at 81 yard The mercerzng is
the finest thar can be done
The surplus of the mill to this store to sell for
37c yardbut the few last pieces will be disposed of at
25c-just quarter of their original value.
Fine for shirtWaists or whole gowns.
On the same counter four sizes of imported mercer
fgsd ckecks for 25c-regular price
They Brtanblack- and-White pink
white navy-and-whte and brownandwhecoo and delightful o
summer dress
the last three or four weeks 5000 yards have been sold
in this store
Main Als9
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Souvenirs and Requisites
for Tourists and Travellers

Souvenirs and Requisites
for 7 ourists and Travellers
(Jewelry Store. 18Th and Chestnuu
Sterling silver and quadruple
silver plate; infinite variety in
designs and sizes; prices not
high.
SOnUSHuS-
Golf hat pins. in leather caddy bag.
81.
Roikln sets, in leather case. $3.50.
Trinket trays, 4s4x215 inches, gilt cen.
ters, u. 5, Mint or City Hall pictures t,
Sl.85 and 1925.
Coffee spoons. William Penn. lnde-
pendence Hall, Liberty Bell and other de-
signs 81 10 Sl5O; tea spoons, Sl.5O
to s..
Miniature loving cups, gold lined,
Girard College or Liberty Bell pictures,
ebonized base, $3.50. 81.
Summer jsWelfy--
Belt buckles, 81 to s.; belts with
buckles, 1925 TO so.
Rhinestone jewelry-beitbuck 81 tc
$40; hair barrettes, 81. 25 TO Sl4; brooches,
Sl.25 to 50; Roman pearl earrings, fl.5e
to S. a pair.
7raCeiiHg docks
American, In lea'heIelts cases, 81 90 tC
So French, in fine leather. So TO S22
striking hours and halt hours. $2l.5O t
I $3.50.
Fiasks and drlHkiBg cups
In sterling silve. many patterns anS
sizes: TASKS, S5 10 S25; Collapslble o
plain cups, in cases. Ss.25 10 Slo.
In quadrupls silver plate, on whit
metal: TASKS, S2.75 and So cups, 81 4
s2.75.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
REDUCED aArss TO CINCINNATI
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and
ProtnctiNn Ordcr of Elka

For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the annual meeting OF the
Grand Lodge. Benevolent and Protect
i've Order OF Elks. 20 be held az Cin-
cinnati. Ohio. the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company viii sell round-trip tick
cts TO Cincinnati from an stations ON
its lines. July 10. l6 ana H. at rate OF
single fare for round trip. plus Sl.0o
Tickets viii be good returning. leavins
Cincinnati not later than July %. when
properly validated, for which no Zee
viii be required. BY deposiung ticko,
not later than July %, and payment OF
fee Of fifty cents, an extension Of re-
turn limit may be had to August is.
For specific Information consult tick
ef arents
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
REDUCED RATES TO ST. PAUL CT
MINNEAPOLIS, MlNN.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Tricnnial Convention Ladies' Cath
olie Benevolent Association.
Of the Ladics' Catholic Benevolent AssQ-
citation, at st. Paul Mimi, iu,y i5 to 30,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company VIII
sell round-trin tickets 10 81 Paul on
Minneapolis from All stations on ils lines
Juy - to le, inclusive. good 10 return uu-
IN August 8, al reduced rates For rates
and conditions OF tickets consult ticket
agents.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Oil-Cloths

-Four grades, all selected pat
terms and from the best manufae-
turer in the country - sold all
through the season for 25c. 3Oc +,
35c, 4Oo.
No5U I5e, e0c, 95e, SOC square yd.
Widths, 4-4, S-4, 10-4.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Women $
Oxford Shoes
81 and So, 70sre So 10 50

S4 ana 80, 7OsTe SO 10 80
Thirteenth and Market
In order to replenish our
stocks of "a and s5 oxfords
without delay we have
squarely reduced higher
priced, handmade kinds
This way:
81 and 50 oxfords to s.
50 oxtoras 10 81
They are the kinds which
were sold in the little
"Boote Shoppe" for women
patent leather. tan, black;
in all the varieties OF heels
and tips; all sizes and
widths.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Black Silk Goats
Join the Rummage

Second floor, Chestnut street.
If you want a three-quar-
ter coat of taffeta or peau de
sole
If you want a loose hip
length coat
If you want a pretty little
full blouse of strong, glossy
silk ~
Then come his morning
whtle there is a .gkaHcs 10 bup
them at these Rs5p rHnlmags
prices.
Three-quarter coats:
originally sl6, $40 and S2l.
$l2-oiiglnally S24
S2O-onginally $3.50, $40 ani $40.
Hip-length coats and blouses:
S5-orgnally $40 and sl2 75.
2-oIignally SIS ami S2i.
S20-ong nginally S83, S35 and $3.50.
Every one fresh and new this
season. And the majority were
copied after models Of coats worn
in Paris at the races and other
fashionable meets.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Liinoleun

Inlai5-with colors right through to the
back-I a square yard, was ST. 80 also
90c a square yard, was Sl.25.
German miaid-6 IT, 8 In. wide: 81 so,
was $3.50; and 81, was So a running
yard. This linoleum looks like parquet-
~ flooring.
Other llnoleum in four grades-2 and
4 yards wide:
Toe, was 81 45c, was 00c
soc, was 75e 40c, was soc
AH hnOleUm remnants are
h1H price.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Not Too Hot When Such Prices Are
Quoted on Carpets, Rugs, Etc tt touching Si X ss
1t was lik c
touching an
electric button

yesterday The jumped People coming buying
going and coming all day long
But day doesn't begin exhaust the stock Nor will week We
selling including
kind and quantity mating noum and ooh grades
To-Day quo Prices rugs Quite
those which The divided
lengths and different quoted for each group Which
still money For the Shoyy the length Me sbOy the PRICE,
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
The Rugs

include the following, which
are most in demand:
W/HtoR rugs
exc IT,. SIS, were $40 and $40.
e.Sxlo.e IT,, S24 and S26, were s2S 30
and S3l.50.
9xi2 IT.. 500 and sss. were ss5 and $50.
9xl48 f., $88. 90, were S45.
lO.6xl2 II. $50, s3s and t55, were S42,
S46.50 and $40.
lOexls.6 it., S4s and $50, were S52
and $40.
ll.sxl5 f., S4L5O and s7s. were $50
and $3.50.
Brussels rugs
6x9 IT,. S15, were SIS. 80.
6.3Xl0. It., $3.50. were $3.50.
9Xl2 IT,, $2l, were S25.
9xl4.3 IT,, $27, were {83 80.
l0.6x13. 6 It., S3l, were $40.
ll.8xl5 t., $55, were $40.
SmDfHa rHgS-
SOC, were zoe Sl.25, were 81. rs
60c, were SOC Sl.75, were S2.20
soc, were Sl.25
8ox6O in. SL50, were 50; 1925, were
sex72 in. s225. were So $3.50, were
S4.25.
4x7 #, s., were S4 25 So 80, were S..
Second floor, Market street.
On hs " Special Spot
first floor-Thirteenth street
.entrance-are $50 M0qHShs
rugs, SOC each, pers 81. Size
1896 inches. They'll 60 like
hot cakes, if people find them
out.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
l2H c Swisses
Too Good to Miss

12Hc is just half the regu-
lar price.
There is not a more attrac-
tive summer cotton on the
market at 25c-especially in
the tinted grounds with small
white figures.
Pink, green, lavender black
and linen-colored grounds.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Low RATES 10 ocEAN oITY. MD.
One day Excursions via Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington
Railroad.

The Phnodc,phia. Baltimore and WASH
ington Railroad Company announces three
excursions 10 Ocean City, Nd. during the
present season--July Z. August 4 and Is.
A special train viii be run on the sched-
uie given below, and excursion tickets,
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
RummagIng IN the
Upholstery Store
Second floor, Thirteenth street

Second floor, Thirteenth street
The makers of "Knicker-
booker" furniture deliberately
put aside tradition and set to
work to create new forms.
Several pieces of this un-
usual kind offurniture in dark
oak have been collected to-
gether and repriced. Most
of them are marked with
handling; a little polishing,
however, will soon set them
straight.
Dressing table. $50 was $50.
Dressing table, $500 was so.
Writing desk, Sl2 was SlS.
Cellarette, IS was $40.
Cellarette, $50 was $50.
Cellarette. SIS was S2750.
Table. $500 was 20. 20.
Table, ST. 90 was $40.
Combination chair and table, SIS was
S2S so.
| Flemish cdS SCREENS
With golf panels. So from 50.
Tapestry denim with border of large
nails. SO from Sl8. so.
Covered with Angora leather, SIG 90
| from S25.
Etched top pare.s, leather lower panels
/ SIS from $50.
An over leather. with decorated panels
studded with nails, SO from $50.
Sofa bAl0ps-
All sorts; made this summer
some filled with floss. some witt
down. Covers Of Dutch print,
India print, cretonne and art tick,
ing
50c were 81 $3.50 were 50. u
roc were Sl.25 $l.75 were 81. 81
a tt,era Il S0 81 trsra az
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
$4,000 70 colorado and Return.

Via Chicago, In on s>acihc 4 northwest
ern Line. Chicago to Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. daily througnout the
summer. Correspondingly low rates from
all points east. Only one night TO Denver
from Csh.cago. Two fast trains daily.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Women's 5 Oxfords, $l.9O

of weed and stitched oxords made our order when the
maker season was dull Otherwise they would cost $3.
Glazed kidskn and patent ooskin; heels
Sizes 21s to Z; widths AA TO d.
81 oaIoyaS aos7k ST. so and ST.
An ideal house shoe for those who and widths
2l 6; kdskin, with light soles.
Thirteenth andM
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Store closes al
High Tide In Shirtwaists-Low
Tide In Prices 5000 more 'RQyal'' sAty-

uatsts are here 0ne-haH or
mere nlaey PRICE This big factory hurrying over
lots out of the way Of fall work gives the best of
its bargains
5oo ea1ip summer b,ice 81 and $Ie5; some of fine,
beautiful white ground with coolookng stripes
75c eajlv-scasoN price $3.50 and SL75; lightweight
ehamby sheer dmies black and white effects summer
weight madras white with little colored stripes
An made in tailored fashion with pleats tucks.
$3.50 earlp-sHmBiy price $I75 10 S@75; white lawn,
with embroidery peats gotng sorts Of dainty devices
10 give them "dressup" air
And "Royal means that every waist has air Of
refinement about it, is well made, and ftS
(ATeadg
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
The Notion Sale Continues
(Maln and Cross Aisles)

The specially little prices con-
tinue.
And the rush for all the last little
things before leaving for the noun
tains and shore. 0e
Everything to be had from bath
ing caps and shoes TO extra hat
pins and cool collar and girdle
foundations. as7n
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Worth Pressing These White
Organdie Gowns Try M as hard hard as s., We viii Into to

dainty white things soon get mussed and wrnked from
hanging close together in cases.
So today all that need dampenng and pressing are
fsdaced 10 SO apiece. aAe 5000 10 $40.
Organdies like these with little frls and rufes grace
full berthas and soft aceS distnctvey summer girls
frocks. You will see them fitting around at garden parties
and Dances and looking very cool and sweet on hot evenings
But think of getting them for $40.
Scond hooE Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

The officers OF Welcome Council, Jr. @.
T. A. NJ. were installed last night hy
Past National Councillor. Thomas G.. APP
pieby. Two candidates were elected,
Preparations are being made for ttc
celebration OF Shepherds OF Bethlehem
Day at Brandywno Springs on joy ss
and the Joint committee representing dr-
es4tes from Star Of Bethel Evcning S,ur
and Welcome lodges, viii hold a meeting
this evening at Mrs. Moore's on Pom
syvana avenue 20 perfect the arrange
ments. An members of the committee are
requested TO be Ia attendance. The dag
will be devoted to an manner OF sports
for which prizes will be offered, and vase
Hors are expected from Chester philado.-
nhia and Camden.
.amerlca Lodge. Shield OF Honor, in-
stalled the following officers last night
Senior master. A. B. Crossgrove, worthy
master. George Moro'and; junior master
j. c. White: chaplain. Ford Clement,
conductor, Charles Dcisen; guard, John
wilson
The work OF The installation was pcg-
formed by Grand Master Robert a. T8y-
Tor and staff which included junior sgana
master, fcrd Clement; srand chaplain
Howard Burion grand conductor EG-
ward Crawford; senior master, 4. A.
Gael, Inside guardian, III. nj. Wells; oui-
side guardian. John M Fcrricr; grand
secretary. Char'es p. Martin and grand
treasurer John Beckett After tho work
OF installation those at the meeting were
tendorod refreshments at Whites rCstau-
rant
IN the absence OF Grand Archon Harry
Carson the pew officers Of William Mo-
Kinlty conciavc, Hepasophs, or Seven
Wise Men. were Installed last nisht h,
Grand povost John Widcman. Several
proposition cards were added TO the ciass
which the Conciave VIII initiate the la-
ter part Of July They are striving 20
have q class OF twenty-five by that tlre
and the number go hand at present Is not
far below that mark.
Grand Arohou Harry Carson installed
the new'y-clecied officers oil Ncwars
Conciayo Hpmsophs, or Seven Wise
Men az Newark last night The ofncc
Installed were. Chancellor, l.. j.. Ne
Bride, archon, H. Hordmani provost
Robert Jones. inspcctor-ecnefal. Gcorgi
ceAen recording scribe, L.. g. Jcstcr
nnarcioi secretary cepfse vi singas
treasurer. A. HardInsi Herald, }. Man
uel; warden p. Thornton; scniine' o. s
Green and trustee, f. O.. widows,
Usage Tribe, Improvcd Order OF ft'
Men VIII give an cnt6riainmcut 10 ia
members on next Wednesday. The pro
gram win consist mostly of addresses @
be followed by luncheon The commit
tee which has been appointed TO make th'
arrangements consists OF william stn
son. G. n. Perkins. II. j.. Curry A. n
sanburn and Err. Farro.
Several candidates were initiated r.
Chrlsuana Lodge Royal Arcanum al (.
meeting last evening. The meeting wa
wen attended. but owing TO the warn
weather the meeting adjourned 10 a near
by restaurant where the members par
took Of ice cream.
The officers OF Delinquent Council Jr.
o. ~ A. nj. Installed its nlwiy-elcctc.
officers last evening. The work Of be-
stallation was performed by Deputy stat
Councillor johnson IN the presence OF
large number Of members,
Evening journal., 1904-07-07

RussIA-JAPAN WAR ATLAS 10 CENTS
Three fine colored maps, each lix20;
bound in convenient form for reference.
The Eastern situation shown 10 detail. is
sued by The Chicago & North Western
R'y. mailed upon receipt OF ten cents in
stamps by ". 4. Cox. Col Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Wlltch picture ao y0n Prefer?
Mens s Socks and Underwear Now
In The Rummage Three groups + from Iad,csg our

III AI'C AN~OAA regular Stock at reduced
prices and one from importer that will interest hundreds
today.
1Sc for our regular 25e fancy cotton SOCKS
the andbo sizes but not OF every kind
csc for our regular $50 and SOC faHcp socks
Fancy and Hs broken lots
S5o for our REGULAR SOC and G5c HndsrUear
crepe with short long sleeves Drawers
and ankle lengths
csc t0y $50 10 81 NRdsyskufS.
An Importers and hss COors rather but
'F Main Aisle,
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
White Victoria Lawn
1917 c
Persian Lawn, 18c
tAisle 4-east

Tho Ie1ze laVH Casually 1867 is
full forty inches wide, and, while
we sell quantities of it for summer
underslips and Innings. still it is
fine enough for whole dresses and
children's frocks.
The ISc is beautifully sheer and
dainty-but then it matches up to
our regular 25c quality
45 inches wide-only eight yards
for the coolest hot-Weather gown
imaginable.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
srRvIcE PENSION FOR AGE.

SERVICE PENSION FOR AGE.
New and important order. SC when g.. q
when 65. SO when 6s. sl2 when 20 years.
John wainwright & Co.. Pension Attys..
2ad floor, W. 9TH ST., Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07

ocean City ........Arrivc. .ll.B ....
Returning. special train will leave Ocean
city 40 ,. m.
Children under twelve years Of ase, one
half the above rates.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Tralns LaaNea. -.

good only en- the special train in each di-
rcction, VIII be sold at rates quoted.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
A AALr MIL,roN AcREs
Government Lands Open For setti'

meat.
In the Rosebud indian Reservation 10,
Southeastern South Dakota. The Chi
earo &, North-W Western Ry. Is the direct
line from Chicago TO Bonesteel on the
reservation border. Send cent stamp
for pamphlet New Homes 1 the West,
containing maps and full information as
10 the allotment OF these fertile lands.
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Keep Out
Flies and Mosquitoes at
12c a Window

IbdocUIcUU
Not much cost for a longer nap
in the morning, for house rid Of
annoying pests and the typhoid
and malaria that may follow in
their wake.
Meyer have ye sold this gradd
screen for so htfle; sliding center I'd
fit any window; we'll made good
material
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Rummaging In Imported Dress

NNummaglng IN imported Dress
1ners We know of nothing better to do with odd
pieces than to take them down from the
shelves and make prices that will hurry them off,
Sometimes Just half.
fancy yunen25 ems,
25c 81 novelty crash SOC
plain s7]Se 81 54nch white lnen
65c amne $L25 embroidered dot nnen 75c
DressGoods salon, main hooD
Evening journal., 1904-07-07

The officers OF Delinquent Council Jr.
o. u A. NJ Installed its nlwiy-elcotca
officers last evening The work Of in-
stallation was performed by Deputy state
Councillor johnson IN the presence OF @
large number Of members,
Evening journal., 1904-07-07
Girls
Silk Shirtwaist Dresses

The one or two-of- a-kind stragglers
taffeia and China silk; plain, striped
dotted; all prettly trimmed In some CIR
ish way; brown, blue, black and ligh
effects. II. 16 and lS-ysar sizes in the lol
Evening journal., 1904-07-07

DRESS Goods salon, main hooD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06

ugatc the subject of public road con- struction in the United States, and Lo obtain and compile all available sta : tistics from the different States, coun- ties and municipalities which may tend to show the cost of construction as wal as maintenance of roads built under le- gal authority during the past few years, and also that the amount and character of the indebtedness thereby incurred. when and how payable, and to ascertain the States whose constitutions prohibit them from engaging in works of internal improvement. as well as those which per- init them to authorize the issue of bonds for tho construction of highways: and when the investigation is completed, to publish these statistics in the form of a bulletin. for tho information of the public. in connection with the bills pend- ing in Congress looking to a uniform system by which better postroads will be constructed throughout the country and more efficient mali facilities thereby furnished to the peopie."-1t.