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The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01
CUTICURA THE SET sl.oo.
Complete Treatment for Every mn.
mOr from PfmpIeH to scrofu,a
from Infancy to Axe-A
Set Often Cures,

Cuticura Treatment is local and a.,
stitutional-complete and perfect, purs r,'
sweet and wholesome. Battle the sSectsd
surfaces with Cuticura Soap and hot xsts,
to cleanse the skin of crusts and scslss sns
soften the thickened cuticle, dry without
hard rubbing, and apply Cuticuya ONT
ment freely to allay itching, Irritation and
inflammation, and soothe and heal. AM
lastly take Cuticura Resolvent Pills 70 COO
and cleanse the blood, and ppt ever
function in a state of healthy activity
More great cures of simple, scrofulous an
hereditary humors are daily made b
Cuticura remedies than by all other Bloc
and skin remedies.
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01
nidn,t Like &c pav.

On walking to the scaffoId in solemn
procession criminal once called to the
governor OF the prison. Just oblge
me. guy nor, by telling me the day O. the
week. Monday. answered the sur
urised governor. Monday. exclaimed
the prisoner, in dfsgusted tones; well,
this 'ere's a fine way Of beginning a
week. amt ft2" And he marched on
with dissatisfaction imprinted on every
line OF his faee.-New Zealand Medical
Journal
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01
Raised Doughnuts.

Pour one-haIf cup boiling water over
2 cup Of sugar to dissolve it, one egg,
oue-haIf cup milk, scant One-half cup
Of lard melted in the mfIk. one teaspoon
salt one-ha1f teaspoon soda dissolved IN
tablespoon milk and put into a cup OF
Yeast. Mix as stiff as bread and rise over
night. One-quarter teaspoon ginger
This makes about 50.-Bostou Globe
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

Polished iron work can be preserved
from rust by an inexpensive mixture
made of copaI varuish mixed with as
much olive oil as VIII give It a degres
Of greazfness. and sfterward adding 10
this mixture as much spirit OF turpentIns
a. Of varufsh. Washington star
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01
<. 6. s. Almanac For 1an4

The Kansas City Southern Railvg
Company's Annual Almanac is now read
for distribution. 1t contains the usui
monthly calendars, many useful househoI
hints and information concerning Ii
Country in Missouri. Arkansas, The india
Territory, Texas and Louisiana. Writ
for a copy to. S. G. Warner, Gen. Pas
& Tkt. Agt. K. G. S. Ry., Kansas Gil
Me.
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01
War strateeu.

Some one was showing the v;s;,..
around the great navy yard. '''1
But where is the bottling departments
asked the visitor. ''''SA'i
"The bottling department." echoed *.
escort in surprise. a'
Eyes, the modern navies are always l.,
Ting up something. Chicago DAILY NAVY wv
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wfthnn+ Hesf+atinn

Il haven't quite determined. said the
fSszeF, whether to have my daughters
woke cultivated here or abroad What
would you suggest
"OhIv said thsanst. .shbors without hesi-
tatfon. abroad. BY all means" And
that's how the fsud started -CazseIi's.
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

The real opportunity for self-irn-
provement is not in the city or the coun-
Try. or anywhere outsLds of YOU It IS IN
Yourself. The impulse or motive power
20 do On TO be. Eust come from within
or n0wEere.-S SUCCESS.
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

n preacher who went to a Ks...,
parish where the parishioners. bred EasasE ,a,s
was asked to invite the prayers of ths h40sss r.
prayed three Sundays for Lucy fs,, e. lhe
the fourth he was told he need reay, y
any more. Why" said the nraa"n .at %
she dead?" no" answered Jqsnes nv I
"shs won the Derby" -Washinatosn n ma
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

AS regards the possinls partition o.
Siam by tire powers. il is eoEsolins 70 re-
member. says the Chicago Tri Jaae. that
the Siamese twins ara begcad Z 2 reaes
Of any danger.
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

eThe fortune teller told me, said
Youngnan. that I was born to com
urand
DO you believe it2- asked Mr. Peck.
ssSu-sr'
why. I understood you were going
10 be married next month. PhiEadel-
phia Press
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

At the outbreak Of the war the medical
department al St Petersburg should
have had in store about $I5a00 worth
Of lint There was Eone- The ofleiai
expIanatien L that the HHt was -eates
By rats
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

A drinking cup. pronounced by the
British mHsezn to be 3,9o9 years old
has been found in q field at StunfngfeId.
Essex. IN is Ecw in the Chelmsford
museum.
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01
Time Is Up.

A Russian newspaper announces that
the Chinese will astonish the world wbeg
the world least expects it. To meet thea
requirements, there is no need for delaF
ing.-Manehester Union.
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

As a general rule it is good plan
keep busy; but don't make the mistake
keeping too busy to mind your own bus
ness.-Houston Post
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01
FREE MEDICAL ADs'O
mo WOMEN.

Women would save tlLns ssasII n
wrife =, to Mrs. Pinkham for a1's I'M
as soon as any distrssslns sna h
TOMS appear. Lit Is free. IN o,, 4 1
nut thousands of wOulea '.
right road to recovery
The weekly Corinthian., 1904-06-01

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Evening journal., 1904-05-24
DlsMANTLlNG SALE
Imported Summer
Black Stufts Must Be
Condensed
Northwest Of center)


Since there is no room in
which to pack them away,
we have no choice except to
sell them out at a third to a
half less than the regular
prices. 'se, ,e
SHk-sfTbed fancy voile, SO from So.
The stripe in the design Of Honiton lace.
NoUeip lace VoiIe, So from $3.50.
A very open weave, with hleroglyphics
of silk.
Sak-ana-1rool noVelty eobIueb collie,
Sc from $3.50. -
RfbboN-stribs creb2A de Paris, 81
from So.
Half silk and halt wool,
Embroidersd sHk-and-T0oi crstt
dc Paris, $3.50 from SO.
Small conventional figures.
Striped rice gSHadiHe. SI.e5 from
$3.50.
The stripe Of silk and the open meshe:
are held together by little rice fakes o.
wool.
N0zeIty-smbroiderei boika-d
grenadine, 1926 from $3.50.
Two sizes Of dots.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

be assumed in passing, was made for
the American people and for whomso-
ever else they may deem worthy OF
their hospitality. which is clearly the
meaning OF the decision. and not for
those who desire 10 obtain a lodgment
for the purpose OF destroying il and
.overlhrowing government Of all de-
sCriptions.
The plea OF Turner's friends that be
was a theoretical Anarchist was given
scant consideration by the Court. A
benign Anarchist, a contradiction in
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
IDIsMANTLING SALE |
Fresh Stra1U Hats, 81 Up

It's all right if you have last years straw hat Of
your own and choose to h-but what do you think
of store that offers you last years hat when you go to
buy fresh now!
Yet store after store packed away straw hats last
summsr-pres sunlably offering them
We sold out entire stock last August and have
nothing now but fresh, clean straw hats-$1, ST. So
S. s. so, So and $3.50 City Hall corner)
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

AMATEUR cRACKsMAN. BY E.w. Horn1ng.
ARMS AND THE WOMAN. By Harold Mac
Grath.
ARTIE. BY George Ade
BACKWOODSMAN. BY II. A. Stanley.
BETWEEN THE LINES. BY Capt. Chas. King.
BLACK DOUGLAS. BY S. r. Crockett.
CASTLE CRANEYCROW. BY O. B. NC
CECILIA BY F. Marion Crawford.
COLONIAL FREE LANCE BY c. c. Hoteh-
kiss
THE CoLoNIALs. BY Allen French
CREDIT OF THE COUNTY. BY ". r. Norris.
DETACHED PIRATE. BY Helen Milecete.
DR. NIKoLA. BY Guy Boothby.
THE DUKE. ny J storer Cloustan.
FOR LOVE OR CROWN. BY A. W. March
mont
FORTY MODERN FABLES. BY George Ads
FROM KINGDOM TO COLONY. By MarS
Devsreux.
lGADFLY. by Z. l. voynich.
GARDEN OF SWORDS BY Max Pemberton
GIRL AT THE HALFWAY HOUSE. Bs
Emerson Hough.
HEARTS COURAGEOUS. BY Halle Ermini'
IF WE'RE KING. by Justin H. Mccarthy
IN CONNECTION WITH THE DE Will
LoUGHBY CLAIM BY Frances Hodgsoi
M THE FOG BY r. II. Davis.
IN THE MIDST OF ALARMS. BY Rober
IN S'ii THE NAME OF A WOMAN. BY A. W
IN '' THE PALACE OF THE KING. By F
Marion Crawford.
lIEssAMY BRIDE. BY F. f. Moore.
lJOsCELYN CHESHIRE. BY Sara Beaumon
THE aSHISrS KiSos MIRRoH. BY Anthony Hope
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
IDIsMANTLING SALE
Chanaes in Location
New entresOl, near Market street,

Mems custom tailor shoD--ea't OF
Main Aisle. Market street-entresol.
Mems eIOthins-east OF Main Aisle,
Market street.
DOys' eIOthtng-east OF Main Aisle,
Market street, in the entresol.
White goods and embroidcries-
East Transept.
Handkerchiefs-ius below Arcade
steps. to tho west-near linens.
spool siIlx-east OF Main Aisle. center.
instead Of west.
Travelling baEs-Chestnut street, with
umbrellas.
Optical stOre-Chestnut street. Juni-
per street corner
Post Offiec-opposite side OF store
Thirteenth street. under gallery.
Telephone and telegraph opposite
side OF store. Thirteenth stroes en-
trance-gallery.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS side OF store,
Thirteenth street
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

terms, is obviously the worst kind Of
Anarchist because. not advocating vio-
lence himself. he insdiously sows the
seed Of violence IN the simple minds Of
others who have the brute courage to
give practical expression to them. If
there were no other basis for the ac-
tion OF Congress the right OF self
preservation would furnish ample au-
thoriS for the exclusion Of these hu-
man hyenas. The United States. the
finest government on earth, and the
one which provides the highest privil-
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
LpIsMANTLING SIZE
The Clearance of Spring
Millinery
Second floor, Millinery SALON.

MIlneTy
Eve,p sbylHg hat on He second floor reduced 10 hat
Dozens OF hats fresh from cork
rooms J0y halt the usual bces-because bought the
materials at half price
These are the two strings to the bow of the Millinery
Salon.
Women who came to look yesterday stayed to buy
and selected not one hat but two and three at time
could call that exiravagant when the prices
instead Of So to 500
Hats light white turbans toques
walking and lingerie modesnothng lacking But alike.
There will be no better time than today to buy sum-
mer outfit
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

Courts decision that the exercise Of the
right Of sovereignty by the United
states was something OF which it could
not be deprived. ana that sovereignty
gave Il the power TO exclude amy and
an undesirable immigrants or visitors
for that matter.
As no one can gain any rights or
privileges under the Constitution until
he can secure a landing in the country
there cannot be any abridemsnt Of free
speech or the freedom of action in the
case Of foreign Anarchists arriving on
our shores. The Constitution, it may
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

KINGS HENcHMAN. BY VIM. Henry Johns
LEAvrNwoRrH CASE. By Anna K. Greene.
MAKING OF A MARcHIoNEss. BY Mrss
Burnett
THE MANxMAN. By Hal caine.
McTEAGUE. BY W, e. Norris.
METHODS OF LADY WALDERHURST. By
MYSTERY OF THE SEA. By Bran stoker.
NONE BUT THE BRAVE. BY Hamblen Sears.
PEGGY O'NEAL. BY A. II. Lewis.
THE PHILADELPHIANs. BY Katharins
QUEST OF THE GOLDEN GIRL. BY Riehard
Le Gallienne.
QUIsANTE. BY Anthony Hope. ,--
REDEMPTION OF DAVID coRsON. BY
Charles F. Goss ID
/ lROCKHAYEN. BY Charles c. Mum.
| SECOND THOUGHTS OF AN IDLE FELL
| LOW. BY Jerome X. Jerome.
/ SHADOW OF THE CzAR. BY John r. cariing
/ SOUL OF LILITE, BY Marie Corelli.
STOWMARKEr MYSTERY. ByLouis Tracey.
TERENCE. By Mrs. b. N. Croker.
| TOMMY AND CRIzEL. BY J. NJ. Barrie.
! lTRIsTRAM OF BLENr. BY Anthony Hope
| TRUTH. Emile Zola.
TRUTH DEXTER. BY Sidney Mccall.
UNCLE TERRY. BY Charles c. Mum.
| UNDER THE ROSE. BY F. W. Isham.
UP AND DOWN THE SANDS OF GOLD.
/ BY Mary Devereux
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. BY Ellen Glasgow.
WAR TIME WOOING BY Capt. Chas. King.
WE WIN. BY H. r. Hamhlen.
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER.
BY Charles Major.
WHITE APRONS. BY Maud Wilder Goodwin.
WITH FIRE AND SWORD. BY Henry K.
lwoLFvILLE DAYS. BY Alfred Henry Lewis.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Elksi Tribute 70 Dead Members.

Wilmington Lodge Of Elks on sun
day afternoon held a lodge Of sorrow IN
memory Of J. Paul Brown. Exalted
Ruler Gilbert s. Jones presided. Music
was furnished by "a quartet composed
Of r. Howard Carver, James v. Har-
bert, A. S. Muhlhausen and Leland
Harrington, who rendered "The Va
cant Chair ana Nearer My God to
Thee" Addresses were made by sew
eral members Of the order.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
DIsMANTLING SALE
Pictures and Mirrors
Under Red Tags
Z nnrfh floor

AIOuiH hOoll
The entire large north room
of the Picture Store is given
over to the pictures and mir
rors in the =" dismantling
sale.
Pictures are grouped accord
ing TO prices - 25c, SOC, 75c,
81, 50, SO, s5, $3.50, s1o-alI
kinds, from photographs to pastels,
etchings, and water-colors; all
framed; former prices 1pere a halt
more or double.
The mirrors Gn gold-leai
frames) are $3.50 to $73-
were "a to $110.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
DISMANTLING SALE
- DlsMANTLING SALE
More Furniture to Go
Market and Junlper-frst floor


If you take a look at the large space, now almost
cleared TO the west of the Dsmaning wall the third
floor you will realize how much the Furniture store must
contract and whv we are selling good furniture from
regular stock at the discounts indicated by the prices below
Golden Oak Sideboards Parlor Cabinets
sic were SOS Sse were S4s Mahogany finish
9were{s SOS $3.50 $50 S48
$2I 70 were $40 $50 were sSo Gold finish 1925
$2S were S4z 500 $3.50
Library and Parlor Curio Table
Upholstered Rockers Gold finish si4 were sos
Mahoga,y finish tdoefed in atsstp ,1.1.s, oo1,o..a.
8 wereSI 3 rldHloSahy DOohSdSeS
sIS75 $50 SD were $50 w were sos
FhsSidcS haireoh $e e so s were siia 20
Fnesides, in velow $50 iss s42
This dismanted furniture is on the first floor
Market and Juniper street corner.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
IDlSMANTLING SALE
Mems piece Suits, $3.50 to SI2

Thin, airy wool crash in homespun effects Won't
wrinkle easily; won't stick you hot weather; always
neat and cooI-and cool-looking.
With leather belt soft shirt straw hat and tan shoes,
it is the ideal summer outfit for
All the trousers have permanent turn-ups (which,
however can be taken off if you wsh) and belt straps
Serge suits-three pieces-$8 so, $I0 $I2, SIS and
up to SIS Market street, east of Main AISLE
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

Topsls of hack-
Bleaohed hemmed huek towels, 1sxs7
inches, II &c, were Ice.
All.white huck towels, hemstitched
ends, 25c, worth soc.
Extra large bleached hemstltched tow
els, some huck and some dlaper-weave,
csc, worth 81; others, 24x40 inches,
Use, worth 81.
Soft all-white towels. for infants, bird s.
eye weave. 16N80 inches, 4Oc end soc,
worth soc and csc.
TOTsls foT hs bafh-
Bleached or unblesched, good size, SC,
worth lOe; better, bSachel only, IOC
and I2c.
Extra heavy, bleaehed. hemmed. 75c,
worth 81.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Light Silk and Covert
Goats for Women
lSecond floor. Chestnut streetl

(Seeond floor, Chestnut street,
Odd styles or sizes pull the
prices down, so that nobody
will find an extra summer
wrap an eXtravagant purchase.
Stik coats, $IO-Tsrs $19.?5,
SIS, $3.50, SIS and $50.
Some snug little taffeta blouses some
loose coffee coats; some Etons and
three-quarter coats and few hip-length
Jackets. Mostly black-a sprnkling OF
blue.
CoCef coats, Just halt price.
SIS from $40.
$3.50 from s15.
$40 from 500,
SIS from S25 and $50.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
No Room Here For Anarehlsts.

From the baltimore American.
While aside from enthusiasts and
cranks there We're few who questioned
the right Of the government 20 protect
Itself from Anarchists. the decision Of
the Supreme Court is none the less
timely and welcome. The pretence that
the law enacted by Congress for the
exclusion OF these mischievous pests
in some way limited their constitutional
privileges Of free speech and action
was effectually punctured by the
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Temple Of Fraternities opened.

The Temple Of Fraternity at the
Worlds Fair grounds was opened last
week By the Daughters OF Rebekah.
During the exposition days hav. been
designated especially FOR different or
ganizations, and this was the first of
the series. being designated as ere
bekah Day"
The ceremonies NJ the Temple Of Fra
ternity were informal and consisted of
the gathering Of the members OF tn,
Daughters of Rebekah from an parts
Of the country.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

eyes and the most glorious opportuni-
ties for its citizens. has been the most
terrible sufferer by this poisonous ex-
otic. and the nation-is justified in en-
ploying any means consistent with hu-
manity for its extirpation.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Shield Of Honor.

The Active Association of the Shield
OF Honor Will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday. June l. The
degree master Is now busy designing
an entirely new initiation ceremony
20 be used on that occasion.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Leaion Of the Red Gross.

Three. propositions -were. received and
two candidates initiated by Blue Rock
Council, J.. o. r. c. at last nights
meeting. t...ltt. H.s
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

dining and observation cars. Round trip
tickets, viz: Season. $si.ej. 90 lays, 81. .a5.
Is days, So. q. Trains leave Wilmington
daily at SIC a. m, III p. m, 800 p m
For tickets sleeping car reservation.
descriptive pamphlet and full information
apply TO ticket agents at city office, Water
and Market streets, at Delaware avenue
station or write to II. A. Miller, 7. z. A..
| Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
shephsrds Of Bethlehem.

Welcome Lodge, No. 3, Shepherds Of
Bethlehem, win hold strawberry fes-
tival In their rooms tomorrow evening.
Considerable preparation has been
made for the AFFAIR, which, IL is eX-
pected. win attract a large crowd.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
DlSMANTLING SALE
Price is the Spice of
f Fnesc SlairtMaists

rv lArcade apd.Mala Aisle 90 81.
You can get F4hiffwasts made in
this good.lookirg . tailoted fashion
Of this qualify MS ARs with its
shining ilttle afguf he y eaRa you can
get sheer. MhitSiIa WI s5laiStss with
dainty Xaieneisitnss Lace and
pretty little ,egnbrpiderieS. But
yoa can't HsKaliYgft Them tor$l.
And our A$a.50 WAIST s of
sheer lawn,f with Etheif alkoveT
embroidered fronts Or their trim
ming Of embroidsred medalliohs,
lace and taeks. look worth every
bit Of 1925 and So. so,
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

The Siphon refrigerator
presents a new system-the pass
ing of cold air through daf-iike
openings, separately to each food
chamber. For this reason you
can place milk and cantaloupes in
the same chamber and the milk
will not taste of the fruit.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Jr o. U. A. N.

Diamond Council, Jr. o. q. A. NJ,
had a large attendance last evening to
witness the initiation Of two tandi-
dates.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Memorial Day Parade.
knlnhts Of the eoIden EanIe.

Apollo Castle. X. C. f.. attended SER
vice IN the First Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning to hear sermon
by the pastor the Rev. Charles 5.
stephens. Several otheT castles we're
represented in company with Apollo
They We're ST. Georges and Chosen
Friends. Of this city, and Delaware OF
Delaware City
The degree team held an interesting
rehearsal last evening In preparation
for the trip to Hockessin IN a few
weeks where they viii perform the
work for the castle at that place.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Store closes al $50
Astonishing-the "Dismantling"
Prices in the Dress-GOOds Bazaar
First floor Market and Juniper street.

First Hoor and Juniper
They start at a few pennies; the highest price is 30c
the majority keep around &c, 7c, SC and 10c yard
Yet you will get good reliable stuffs from our own
stocks which the building operations oblge to sell out
at once.
&C for standard 7c prints.
44c for Sc Do0sD fanHeiets Medium weight
SC for 1e1kc PRINTED aannslsts Double-t9d.
&c 10, 100 doabie-toH dress giHgham.
&c for zoe printed dress dHck.
&c for csc blqHe Navy blue and cadet blue only.
SC for 1Sc tine SatseH No black nor white.
lOc for Joe Scotch nOUsiD gtHghams.
IOc for 16c and ISo SILK m0HssehHe. Short lengths
only
Cotton remnants-many less than half price,
Remnants Of al-5CooI oaLts and voie Short lengths
2Sc for SOC chaiHs and V0ae SOC for 656 crepe gOe
zoe for 81 nc chaLts.
Remnants Of dress hNmgS Half price. ach
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

made further arrangements for the oc-
casion. Red Men from all over the
State will be In attendance at this
picnic. which win be the largest in the
history Of the organization In Della
Evening journal., 1904-05-24

Heavy bleached towels. frlnged or hem.
he'd ends, I21sc, worth l5c ; larger size,
Ice, worth zoe; better quality, red
or white borders. 2Ocs worth 25c; ex.
ira heavy and large, 25c, worth 35c I;
very large and heavy, hemmed ends,
3 SC. worth 45c.
Very fine fancy coloted towels or porch
tides, dainty eolors, 25c, we're soc (;
soc, we're 75c.
To5Csis for tbs kitchen
Bleaohed crash,l71f6 inches, Ioc. were
I2zc.
Others for axe. that we're 16c;
lie, were I5c; l5c, w5re I6c; zoe,
were 25c.
Extra heavy crash towelng, ~ yards
Of material in each towel, 35cs worth
45c; and 40e, Hsrth sec.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
Mghtg0WHs-

MtghtgoWHs-
For bOc you can choose from two kinds
Of nightgowns that are completely com
Portable at nignt--one Of cambric, V-neck
and hemstitched tucks; the other with a
rune edged with torchon lace at the
neck and sleeves.
Csc. Cambria, yoke tucked, neck and
sleeves trimmed with hemstitched rufiie.
75c Cambria. yoke OF embroidery and
hemstitched tucks. hemstitched rufiie on
neck and sleeves
Sac. Low round neck, trimmed with lace
Insertion and ribbon.
81. dainty little gown OF nainsook,
low neck and short sleeves, yoke OF hem
stitched tucks trimmed with runies OF
embroidery; also cambrlc, square neck,
yoke Of tucks and embroidery.
Sl.25. Nainsook, round yoke OF embroid-
cry, embroidered rutiies at neck and
sleeves.
$50. Nansook. yoke OF embroidery and
tuoks: oiso low round neck and short
sleeves, trimmed with lace and ribbon.
ChsRiseS--
An excellent chemise, Soc, is OF cam.
brio. with round neck and armholes trim.
med hemstitched lawn ruffie.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
!. o. .. b.

sA The Past Grand Of
ffTs 49, ficers Association, ].
-. N1aN no. Q. f. have sent
49, -zs,s p% out a request TO each
lodge In this city to
appoint a committee Of three members
10 act in conjunction with the jubilee
committee. This latter body is COM
posed OF l.. #. Cooley, Il. ID. Brinton
and l.. M. Stockwell.
They VIII hold their first meeting on
Tuesday evening Of next week
Next Monday being a legal holiday,
Delaswre Lodge will hold no meeting
on that evening.
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
efrigeratOrs, Gas Ranges
Don't Wait!
(Basement)

Don't wait until you have spoiled dollars worth Of
meat before you get a refrigerator.
Don't wait until you have big doctors bill for heat
Prostration before you get gas range
The best gas ranges and regerators to be found
here They not the best because they are herehey
are here because they are the best
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
[pIsMANTLING SALEl
In the Hygienic Sale
of Summer UnderclOtheS
Second floor and Cross ASA

Yesterday was hot enough to show what summer DIS
comfort will be. M ..
But the White Sale is showing every day what summer
comfort may be.
There's enough material in every garment to give free
play for the muscles the trimmings are put on in the most
comfortable way; and all the armholeS waist and chest
Evening journal., 1904-05-24
kninhts nf PuihIa.

Oriental Lodge. X. OF F.. win con-
fer the third degree on two candidates
on Friday evening.