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Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Petticoats

soc. Cambria, trimmed with
hemstitehei rune.
75c. Cambric, lawn ruffle
trimmed with lace and insertion
65c. Muslin, lawn rufiie
trimmed with embroidery and
pleats. Cambric, deep lawn ruff
he trimmed with lace and hem
stitched pleats.
81. Cambria, trimmed with
blind embroidery and hem
stitched pleats.
SI.25. Cambria, trimmed
with fine embroidery and pleats;
also with deep lawn rune tfim-
med with two clusters OF pleats
and blind embroidery, also with
lawn ruftle, pleated and trim
med with lace; also with deep
lawn rufhe trimmed with hne
embroidery and two clusters OF
pleatS.
sI.5O. Cambria. lawn rune,
tucked in clusters, trimmed with
blind embroidery; also with
deep lawn rune trimmed With
three wide hemStitehed pleatS;
also with four rows Of lace and
pleats.
s2.25. Cambria, deep rune
trimmed with lace, three rows
Of Insertion and clusters OF fine
pleatS.
$3.50. Cambric, trimmed
with clusters OF pleats and deep
rune OF embroidery; also with
lawn ru.ie trimmed with aem-
stitched pleats and deep fuihe
.. blind embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
White Sale Corsets
Second floor and Main Aisle

koCloud uOOI anu mdln Alolcl
include models for everybody
sensible tape girdles for
growing girls, cool corsets of
batiste for slender women,
open net corsets for those who
prefer them and extra long,
Strong corsets for larger
people.
on me Nam Atsie-
Coo and zoe worth 81. { B. corsets-
all OF batste.
ON he second floor
soc. Girdlcs Of baiiste, neatly trimmed,
made with short, dip hips,
SOC worth 81. Tap, Rirdles FOR grow
ing girls Comfortable for outdoor ex-
erciSes
SOC Ba,iste corsstsi medium waist,
short hips; for slender figures.
soc worth 81 Corsets OF open net,
dip hips; cool and durable.
soc. Serviceable corsets, blas-goIsd,
medium length. low bust s't.
81 and $l.b0, worth fl.60 10 81 SOP.
N. corseiS, made expressly for the White
Sale, long over hips and abdomen--gar-
terS attached.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Niehtsowns

3Sc. Cambrie, trimmed with
hemstitehed pleats and EN-
broidery. Muslin. trimmed
with clusters OF pleats and
hemssltshing. Only three 10 a
blyef.
SOC. Cambria, trimmed with
lace and plests; or With hem
stitched pieass.
05o. CamhTie, trimmed with
clusters Of pleats and hem
stitching; or with lace, short
SlcoVes.
IBc. Cambria. trimmed with
embroidery and hemstitched
pleats; or With yoke OF hem
stitched pleats, lawn ruihe on
neck and sleeves; or with en-
hroidery and hemstltched
plea,s.
85c. Muslin, trimmed with
hemstitching and tiny pleats:
or with embroidery, ribbon and
hemStitching, short sleeves, or
with lace, Insertion and rib
hon, short sleeves.
81. Nains0ok. trimmed
with lace, ribbon and pleats,
low neck and short sleeves,
Soft cambrlc, trimmed with
embroidery, Insertion, and RIO
ION, low neck and short
sleeves. NalnSook, hantker-
chief yoke trimmed with lace
and ribbon. short sleeves.
Muslin, trimmed With emhroid-
cry and clusters OF tiny pleats-
SOFT nsinsook. trimmed with
embroidery, insertion and hem
stitched pleatS. NainsOok,
trimmed with clusters OF pleats,
square neck with ribbon bow.
Cambria, square neck. trim
med with embroidery ani
ribbon.
SI.25. Nainsook, trimmed
with embroidery, insertion,
lace and ribbon, round neck
and short sleeves; also with
square neck, trimmed with en-
brOidery, insertion ana ribbon;
also with square neck and
short sleeves, trimmed with
iagoting, also with lace and
ribbon.
$3.50. Nainsook. yoke Of
blind embroidery, trimmed with
ribbon, low neck and short
sleeves; also trimmed with en-
broidery, lace and ribbon, low
nsck and short sleeves, also
with yoke Of embroidery and
trimmed with ribbon.
St.75. NainSook, trimmed
with lace and insertion and
ribbon, low neck and short
sleeves. Soft nainsoOk, point
ed yoke OF lace, trimmed with
ribbon, short sleeves.
So. SOFT cambris, trimmed
with fine embroidery and rib
bon, round neck and Shorl
sleeves; also with lace, en-
br0ldery and ribbon, low neck
and short sleeves.
S7.25. Nainsook, trimme.
with lace ana ribbon, low neck
and short sleeves. Muslin
yoke of embroidery and hen.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Ir- b. u. a. M.

on May "A the sixteenth anniversary OF
the founding Of Eureka Council. Jr. q. u.
A. NJ. will be observed dn Eden Hal EN-
gcnsive preparations are now IN progress
for the event. which promises to be OF
unusual interest among members OF the
oreauzation.
The committee m charge Is composed Of
William Clark. chairman; Alexander Rog-
ers. Clarence Hanna, Frank Sibiey,
Thomas Givason. Alfred Gilbert. john
Han and oliver Higman.
The ladios viii be invited to participate.
A program Of fine musical and literary
features Is being arranged. Refreshments
will also be served.
Tnis council ls holding hs proposition
cards ugtl June 2. when the candidates
will be Initiated together II Is hoped that
by that time there viii be sixteen new
members one for each year Of the Coun.
ellis existence.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Camphor Costs Less
Than Clothes in the
Matter of Moths
(BassmenO

ADAa-ANNNAI
The easiest way to prevent
your clothes being the COM
missary department of the
moth army is to hang them
in a tame noih-bdg
No more trouble to put
away than 10 hangyou clothes
inthe closet, andthey come out
fresh and unmussed. Easy,
also, to take out and brush
occasionally.
Ulster or gown sizes, 75e.
OYeIcoat sizes, 55c.
Business suit sizes, 40c.
Rug sizes, 81.
Plenty OF other things to make
q moth have a sudden distaste for
food. and these are just the days
when your finest coats and suits
spell lobster a Ia Newburg and
planked shad 10 him.
Pure gum tsmphoF, soc a pound.
Tar lozenges twhitel sc pound.
Chinese camphor, 20c pound.
Oriental rice camphor, l5c box.
Campholated cedar compound, l0c and
lSS : box.
CamphoTated napthaline, l0e box.
Formzldehyde powder, 25c a box.
Folmaldehyde blocks, 25c box.
Formaldehyde liquid, 25c and soc a
bottle.
Lamps for burning liquid fofmalde.
hyde, $3.50; liquid for lamps, 5Oe pint
Sulphur candles and saucer, l0e.
Cedar chests are also a convent
ent receptacle for clothes in moth
times.
No. la In. high. "A In. wide, AZ in,
long, S2250.
No. IA In. high, "A IN. wide, As ln
long, $2b
No. ga in high. "a in. wide, "a in.
long, f28.
Solid cedar, not merely lined; made
With panels 50 as not to crack and split
Built with an eye TO good looks, so q E,
can be placed ina han OF sewing room.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Drawers

use. Muslin, deep cambrie
rune trimmed with hemstitched
pleats. Cambric, trimmed with
deep ruiile and lace.
35r. Muslin. cambric ruiz
ne, trimmed with nemstitch-
ing. Cambria, trimmed with
pleats and lace. Muslin, trim
med with embroidery and Gus
ter Of pleats.
soc. Nains0olS, deep rufie,
trimmed with hemstltched
pleats. Cambria. trimmed with
embroidery and cluster Of fine
pleatS. NainSOok, trimmed with
lawn rufiie, lace and cluster OF
pleats and ribbon. Cambric,
lava rufile, trimmed with hem
stitched pleatS and embroidery.
Cambria, trimmed with hem
stitched pleats and ruiile OF
blind embroidery. Camhnc,
trimmed with lawn rufle and
two rows of lace.
csc. Nainsook, trimmed with
clusters OF pleats and blind en-
brolIery; or fufle OF embroidery
7se. Cambria, trimmed with
hemStitehed pleats and en-
brOidery. NalnSoOk, deep ruff
fle, trimmed with two clusters
OF hemStitched pleats. Lawn,
trimmed with deep ruffle and
hemstitehed 7leats.
sac. Lawn. trimmed with
deep rufile and blind embroid-
cry. NainsOOk, trimmed with
cluster Of pleats and blind en-
bToidey.
81. Nainsook, trimmed with
two clusters Of tiny Pests and
deep rufile OF embroidery. Cam
bnc, trimmed with cluster OF
hemstitched pleatS and rune
Of embroidery. Nainsook. lawn
rune, trimmed With two cluS-
tefS Of fine pleats, two rows OF
lace and embroidery.
SI.zS. cambris. trimmed
with three clusters OF nne
pleatS, rufle Of embroidery and
ribbon. Nainsook, lawn rune,
trimmedNlth three rows Of lace
and two clusters OF pleats.
Si.50. NainS0ok, lawn ruff
tle. Scalloped and trimmed viii
lace and ribbon. NainSo0k
trimmed with tine embroidery.
sI.75. NainSOok, trimmed
with fine embroidery and in-
Serton,
So. Nains0ok, trimmed VIII
lace, fine insertion and ribbon
Nainsook, trimmed with llbecf
and hne embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
NfghiqocNs

81. Cambria, trimmed with
clusters Of hemstitched pleats
and rune; also with clusters
OF pleats and embroidery.
Sl.25. Cambria, yoke trim
med with hemstitehed pleats
and embroidery.
$I.5O. Cambria, trimmed
with hemsttched pleatS and
embroidery. NainSook, tnm-
med with embroidery and NIB
bon. Cambria, trimmed with
fine embroidery, pleats and
rihbon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Rod Men.


Nvanosa Council No. g. ID,
m.spV( OF r. adopted four pa.efaees
~arD iass night and received one
9 proposiuon card.
-AkN on May 20 Nhis council VIII
hold a strawberry Festival
81 ,he rooms IN Rel Mems Halt A silver
orcrine viii be received at fhe aoo''
a dcieuDtlon Of the ladies WIZ psy =
,ratarnal ,isA 10 Newport tomorrow
evening. where they Will at'en one p'zp'i
Of Andastaka Tribe.
cherokee Tribe received two cards las'
evening. and at nc0i weeks meeting 'nss
will corduct thc ceremony of Adopting Nle
palelaces. ,.,...
,yawaset Tribe. No .. Of Henry clay
is making arrangements 10 hold a straw
berry festival on juno 9. 10 ana h' MANY
renresentatdvcs from other tribes viii oe
in attendance. Thr committee no chelse
is NJ. a.. Ferguson, Joseph Russell ana
Edward saycrs.
Nsuasot win adopt elsh, paiefaees to-
morrow evening.
on SATURDAY evening the degree eeani
win 60 to Talioyvfle and conduct nlo
adontion work for the tribe az that place.
INC committee on Red Mems DAY heie
q mcang on Monday evening ana iaiheu
over the preliminary arrangements Tor
thc grand gathering Of the tribes TO DC
held at BrandyWdne Springs on July ~
John T. Thompson, of Georgetown ole1
yestorday afternoon. lie was prom i'ei''
member of the lmpd. o. r. A., being %
past sachem of Nantccoke Tribe no. .
aiad past ereat representative 20 the Great
Council Of the United States. AZ INC 'imt
OF his death he was chairman OF Tho com
mitieo on statc OF the order he was a'ao
prominent in Masoric circles. naving iillet
tho position OF Instructor for Sussex co'n
IS for 81 number Of years.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
knIahts q 81 join ana Malla.

Mor,ci Encampment No. ao. Knights OF
ST. John and Malta Initiated six candi-
dates last night There arc SEVERN c,m-
didatcs out for initiafion at an early meet
ing.
The Chapter General will meet ON Sep
tender at N;agara Fails. Representa-
tives TO This meeting viii be elected by
dhe local cncampmcnt In a few days
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
WESTERN RATES.
baltimore & Ohio r. K.

Persons contemplating a trip 10 the
West viz: pittsburg, Cincinnati, St
Louis, Chicago and points west thereof
can save money by purchasing via the
baltimore & Ohio r. r. Rates from
Wilmington and Chester are $500 e
Pittsburg leaving al s.5i p, m. from
Chester and 1910 p. m. from Whining
ton daily. $3.50 10 Cincinnati s21.2l
to ST. Louis. $500 TO Chicago.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Short Petticoats

use Muslin, trimmed with
cambric rune, hemstitched.
Only three 10 a buyer.
3bc. Muslin, deep cambrie
ruffle, hemstitehed; also with
eambric ruiile and clusters Of
pleats.
soc. Muslin, umbrella ruff
Ne OF lawn, trimmed with hem
stitched pleats. Cambric, trim
med with blind embroidery and
pleRts.
csc. Cam0ric. lawn ruffie,
trimmed with cluster of hem
stitched pleats.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

ton at III ,. M ma in coaches on
regular trains returning, limited to
leave ST. Louis not later than ten days
including date of sale
The splendid equipment OF the Bal
timore & Ohio Lines has been aug
mented from time TO time during the
past year with coaches OF the most
modern patterns assuring comfort to
patrons. and excellent arrangements
VIII be provided for meals en- route.
Get details from Ticket Agent. Bal
timore a Ohio r. R.---N Water and Mar
ket ST., and Delaware Avenue Station
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
cIuh alvss shad aake.

The North End Athlcec Club gave a
shad bake at thdr quarters, 2ii East
Fourteenth street aist evening. The COM
mittoe In charge OF tho affair was com
posed Of william u. Morrow. chairmani
Daniel DuRoss secretary; Harry Me-
DANIEL Joseph Fen1on and Hairlck hy9ns'
sererli speeches were made by promin-
cnt members Of the Organization and dho
fun was kept up until nearly midnight
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

Fast trains equipped with Pullman
sleeping and dining cars leave daily
FOR Pittsburg. Cincinnati. st. Louis,
and Chicago without change and at
those points connect in Union depots
for all Western points. Through day
coaches OF the latest designs are 50
run through, thus giving patrons the
best coach service Il they 20 not care
to occupy Pullman sleepers.
For time tables and full Information
write or apply to II. n Miller Irav.
Passr. Agent. wilmington Del-' or can
on ticket agent. MI
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
White Sale ShirtWaists
Are Creating a
Sensation
(Main and Cross Aisle

Not clapped together quickly
with the ear-marks Of hurry "
all over them. But made care
fully, materials and designs select
ed with an eye single to daintiness,
refinement and good style.
5Oo worth 76c and ST.. White lawn
and figured madras; some In plain tail
ored style, some with touches Of pretty
embroideries.
75c worth 81 and S1.25. Figured and
striped white madras, plain, simple waists
for everyday wear.
81 worth Sl.5O to $3.50. White lawn
with fronts of all-over embroidery or
with strips Of embroidery up and down
the fronts-sheer, dainty waists, pretty
enough for any occasion Of shlrtwast
wearing.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Extra-Size
Garments
D1aWsrS

35c. Muslin, deep hem and
cluster Of pleats.
soc. Cambria, deep hem and
cluster of hemstitched pleats:
also with deep hem and two
clusters Of fine pleats. Muslin,
trimmed with Cambnc rufile
and hemstitched pleats.
csc. Cambria, trimmed with
rufile and two clusters OF hem
stitched pleats.
T5c. Nainsook, trimmed
with hemstitchlng. Cambria,
lawn rune trimmed with lace
and insertion. Cambria, TRIM
med with hemstitched pleats
and rufilc OF embroidery.
6Sc. Muslin, trimmed with
hemstitched pleats and en-
broidery.
81. Cambria, trimmed with
pleats and rutfle of embroidery.
Si.50. Cambria, trimmed
with cluster OF hemstitched
pleats and rufle OF hne en-
brOiderv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Women Cleaning US Old Rooms.

Members Of the women's AuxiHary Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
are engaged I'm cleaning up the o'd quar-
ters amd removing the remainder OF the
furnishings The new rooms at No. 9oi
Market street are NOW being fitted up.
Physical Director Wales stated this morn
ing tnat he would like tho members who
have clothes in the old lockers to re.
move them.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
IIalf-Linen Suitings, Csc

It seems almost incredible that
this material could be made in
England, imported by US and sold
for 25c yard. Yet anyone who
wishes may see the original tags
that remain on the pieces" Made
IN Great Britain. "
The stuff is cotton one way and
linen the other-the cotton dyed
in all sorts OF good summer colors,
the linen white, making a thick
thread or nub here and there.
Pink, tan, violet, green, black,
all-White and red
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
. O. s. Of A.

Camp 3. p. .. S. Of A. initiated four
candidates. hast cvenlng. The work wac
most cre3tably performed by me degree
team Of the camp. There were two propo'
sidoa cards received all OF which indi-
Gates thar things arc booming with tnis
organization.
on May "a a watch viii be awarded by
the camp
Thls camp will shottly attend service al
Ar4deiey M. u. church TO hear speoa
patriotic sermon by the pastor, rho Rev
r. 10. Whitc, They have invited cAmp
to accompany them on this occ,Eson
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Odd Rolls of Ribbon
l0c a Yard
lBaseInenN

When the color line was COM
,,lete the prices ranged from 15c
TO soc a yard.
Plenty Of good hair ribbons,
sashes and hat bows among them
yet--satin taffetaS and satin Lib
erty. Moire and fancy ribbons.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

stitched pleats and ribbon,
Nainsook, trimmed with lace,
embroidery and ribbon, low
pointed yoke and short sleeves.
$3.50. Nainsook, pointed
yoke Of embroidery and cluster
Of pleats, trimmed with ribbon;
also with fine embroidery,
pleats and ribbon, short
sleeves, low neck; also with
lace and ribbon and pleats,
low neck and short sleeves.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

You oughter git me a job the office
seeker said. "NNhy. done the work OF
a dozen men FUR YOU on election day"
you did2' replied the successful
candidate incredulously.
"Surel voted FOR you twelve times. "
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
SO Many Kinds Of Silk
Blouses at $2.75
lATtadel

that you can get pretty colors
for evening wear. plain dark waists
for morning or business, and smart
checked ones for travelling.
A fresh lot this morning. Be-
sides tatfeta and Louisine, a few
foulaTdS.
Made from short lengths OF silk.
Or Mey uoBid Be $50 to So.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Peih10afs

81. Cambria. umbrella ruff
ne OF lawn, trimmed with three
clusters OF hemstitched pleats.
$3.50. Cambrie, trimmed
with embroidery and pleats.
S2.75. Cambria. lawn ruff
ne trimmed with three rows OF
lace insertion, rune OF lace.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Corset CoVers

35c. Cambria, low round
neck, trimmed with pleats.
soc. Cambria, trimmed with
embroidery and insertion.
81. Cambria, trimmed with
lace and ribbon; also with en-
broldery and ribbon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Suppose you buy, in one OF the sales n0tasat

AH.LH" I.
satsthe wrist, it will be
Ikea tight band press
ing, against the veins
thaticoTne down into
the fingers and soon
your arm will grow
numb and full of little
p1cks and sungs.
These are, only a few
of the faults that might
be found with unhy-
qienic underclotheS.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Store closes al $50
Cotton Homespun, zoe
.Norlheast of eenterl

If these stuffs had a motto It
would be "You can't hurt US" "
They're as strongly and firmly
woven as any cotton we know Of,
and will launder as we'll as a sheet.
Some are woven like Irish reps.
A few are checked--the greatest
part is made with little figures,
dashes and dots.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Mems Night Shirts. ST.
(Chestnut street.


Wamsutta, cambrc and checked nansook made
factory upon carefully designed patterns made and finished
the highest class of workmanship throughout
The butonhoes hand-wo-ked Gan o
this priced gament finest quality pearl buttons sewed by
surplice neck
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Do You Use Scotch snuHq

We have 1000 boxes. o.. 30 each.
ASK for Felonetle Little Cigars. 10 for
15c. Havana Filled. sl.4o per 100.
Durstein. e. and st. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Physicians IndOrse These
HygieQic UnderclOthes
What Happens If UnderclOtheS Are
CHt WuhOut Regard to Health
A Wel-Known Physician Says;

People make lie mistake hFiVkfHg that they 1N be bec
co1o,za6e fueaey they the he ~aaeycl0eS y
fna They Q constaey that thin hing Just
uncomfortable as hhck one IT as poorly cut
81 M0nb there great field hat y01 call hysenic under
cothesT garments that H and ample wAh for
the muscles e.bana and structures the VeinS and blood 9ssse
great factoy health avyg hot 1eatr and
s0ehfDg that contributes should be encouraged Small asc0nos
kaf chate the temper oug be av0ed
wheyegey possible
"UMs PEOPLE of Ptaasha understand e aaaeeoe Mfs
WH Sale haze made patterns becfa aesaa attain hysenic
aaa ha great AsgS ueaag garments Aa@ uzt
@ being too loose hfk me idea sh0aH haze great success
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
church Anniversary.

East Lake Presbyterian Church Will
celebrate it, fourteenth anniversary on
Thursday evening. An excellent program
has bene arranged for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
/. o. o. r.

~ sayors was installed senior warden cf
Reynolds fsncampment, No. 3, az hst
evenings meeting. The work being done
oy Grand Patriarch John S. Forr.
There are two candidates Out Tor inlta-
elon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
BALTIMORE G. OHIO
RAILROAD.
FIRST COACH EXCURSION
to the
ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR,
MAY nth.
ONLY S17.oo ROUND TRIP.

The first grand coach excursion OF
the season to ST. Louis Worlds Fair
via the Baltimore q Ohio Lines viii
he run on May f1th on this date
tickets will be sold. good going In day
coaches only on train lsavinK Whining
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
pen.ion 80 NJ Andr.,..s

Mrs. Lucy Andrews. widow OF the lase
Colonel John n Andrews. u. s. A.. has
received pension Of $40 a month through
the agency Of Colonel John watDwright
& CO.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
p. Q. Of A.

Camp l. p. o. Of A. held initiation exer-
cises iast evening.
Camp (. 7 o. S. Of A. VIII observe 0s
tenth anniversary in Temple Hall on Tues
DAY evening next, with a program Of mu-
steal and literary features.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
L. o. r. G.

Wilmington Conclave. ID. Of L. o. r. c.
Initiated two candidates and elected Of
ficers 10 an the chairs Of commander. vice
commander and marshail last evening. II
was ON interesting meeting and there was
a large attendance.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
s1.0o, Wilmington to Baltimore and Re-
ftfro q 00

Sunday, May Is. via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Special train leaves VIII
mington s.45 a. m. returning leaves
Baltlmore $50 D. m. -
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

tnat t BINDS. It IS going to press,
then, against the huge brachial
artery that comes out under the
arm and furnishes food to the
fingers and hand.
If the sleeve of a nightgown is
wrongly cut. so that it is too small
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
These French China
Dinner Sets 1a

(oecond I o Z, centtH r,.
are selling here for less than
they could be bought for at
the potteries in Limoges
SEQ portk SS5-
10l pieces, floral decoratons-in laven-
derand-whlte, gold handles, Including Al
l6-lnch meat dish.
$50 lUorik S45-
l0l pieces. decorations IN plnk.and-l
white rosebuds, gold handles and gold-l
stppled edges.
$50 lrorfh $50
ll3 pieces, pink floral and spray deco
rations. gold handles, clouded gold edges
to all pieces.
$50 north 800
112 pieces. dainty floral decorations, mi
pink, with double gold lines around edges /
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

It was because we had so many faulty
things brought to us in the sample by manu-
facturers that we decided to draft our own
patterns and set our own standards of
measurements.
In this sale of cotton underclothes now
in operation it will be impossible for you TO
find a garment that is not cut generously.
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

band is an inch too Short. You button il up
at once there is a pressure on the jugular
vein and the great carotid arteries Ii you
leave it buttoned. your face willgrow flushed
and red, and you will feel like choking.
Suppose you try a corset cover and find,
when you put it on, that it is right every
where else but too narrow across the chest.
If you wear it, it will pull your shoulders
forward and squeeze up your lungs
SurnoSe an armhOle is cut So stinoilv
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
PROHIBITION CONVENTION
VIII Convene in Grand Opera House
Next Tuesday.

on next Tuesday in the Opera House
the Prohibitionists Of Delaware will
hold their State convention. Temper
airy officers will be chosen at the morn
ing session beginning at IL o'clock, 8ad
committees appointed. The real work
viii begin at 1.30 O'clock
Evening journal., 1904-05-11
Make the Gas Bill Light Matter


by using the WaHaaksr gas range 1t is built expressly
gashas sawed burners which burn 70 per cent air
and 80 per cent gas has also all the newest devices for
saving labor and time.
wanamaker Chief Oven) Wsnams1er Cottage $3.50
S075, $2T5. Wanamaker
Wsnsmaker Economic, 875, 1875. Water heaters &C. 75
Royal ranges, $40. Have four burners slmmerer drop
shelf each end bng double baking oveneveTy good
Of rscass This low price because bought
the entire factory.
Don't forget the heater Hot water
winter Our heaters sawed
minutes hot enough bath twenty,
and red hot in thirty &C. 75, 50, 1880
Evening journal., 1904-05-11

Gondolier Untermezzol, lUc.
.Jncle Sammy tmaTch and two step ,
10c.
Reception (march and two step, 1Oc.
Up the Street tmareh), Sc.
Havana Cuban American intermezzo) ,
l0c.
Poppyland Caprice, l0c.
Graveyard Ghosts characteristic Sc.
Album of Songs, by R. NJ. Suits, 1Oc