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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14

Madame Grunder of Louisville, with her
representative, Miss Cassidy. is at the
Morris hotel. room rs, with a full line of
the latest novelties for dress materials
for spring and summer wear. They Will
be pleased to have the ladies' call at once,
as they will only be here few days
Measures taken and Innings fitted.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14
VALENTINE BALL.

A valentine ball will be given by Profess
sor Faulkner's dancing class Tuesday,
February IS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14

The marvellous success of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is based upon the corner stone OF
absolute merit.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-14

Mrs. Charles T. Ivey after a visit Of
several weeks to Birmingham, has re-
turned to her home in Montgomery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
knlaht. Of ,he Maeeahs.s.

The knights Of the Maeeabees held
an enthusiastic meeting last Satur-
day night at the A. %. T. W. Hall. The
prominent speakers Of the evening were
sir knight Record Keeper Jefferies. Sir
Knights 4. NJ. Jones. d. ". Jones. John
Keatley and ]. J. n. Beardslee. Sir
knight Ira j. ones is an expert al the
piano and entertained the members for
half an hour. The members intend Civ
ing an entertainment IN the near future.
The entertainment committee which is
composed Of Sir knights +. NJ. Jones.
D. Y. Jones, Ira r. Jones. ]. Keatiey
and J. ]. T. Beardsless, viii hold its
hrst meeting next Tuesday evening al
the residence Of Sir knight +. NJ. Jones,
who is chairman OF the committee.
Beta Tent. No. has been making
splendid progress. 1t has increased its
membership so per cent. during the
last ninety days. Commander Hansel-
mann is a hustler. The degree team
is in good shape and hard at work
with the commander at the head and a
large number OF candidates are IN
sight.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Cool Dainty Dressing
Sacques

ton az LII p. m. lnd 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-
ltlmore & Ohio Lines has been aug
lmented from time to time during the
past year with coaches Of the most
modern patterns. assuring comfort to
patrons. and excellent arrangements
will be provided for meals en- route.
Get details from Ticket Agent, Bal
timore g. Ohio r. Water and Mar
ket ST., and Delaware Avenue station
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

sleeping and dining cars leave daily
for Pittsburg, Cincinnati. ST. louis.
and Chicago without change and at
those points connect Ia Union depots
Tor al Western points Through day
coaches OF the latest iesigns are SO
run through thus giving patrons the
best coach service II they co not care
to occupy Pul.Ican sleepers.
4 For time tables and fun Information
write or apply % II. a. Miller. Tray.
Passr. Agent, wiimi2gto., Del. or call
lc- .,cSet agent. Mo
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
WESTERN RATES.

Baltimore & Ohio r. Y.
Persons contemplating q trip TO the
West viz. Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Chicago ana points west thereof
can save money by purchasing Via the
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Rates from
Wilmington and Chester are $500 10
Pittsburg, leaving at s.51 p. M. from
Chester and 1910 p. m. from Whining
ton daily. $3.50 70 Cincinnati. S2l25
to ST. Louis, s1Too 10 Chicago.
Fast trains equipped with Pullman
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Chamber Toilet Sets
Good Pianos at Low Prices
Third floor, Chestnut street


The c. Campbell piano at S195 is without question: the best
value offered the price and unprecedented as the
estimation in which is held Nothing about suggestive
cheaPness except the price The cases of graceful design mahog
and other woods that genuine staned KEYS
real vorynot ceuod The tone is refined and meodious
It's the
owPeed but good durable piano wanted Pay the
month"; wish
The Merrill piano next higher price and value for those
who do pay the price of the CkeNg I0ss has
great following in Philadelphia and at S265 has competitor
$15 down and $8 per month"; if you prefer.
prefer uPrght that
including
Ham Gae Davis pianos Meyer Cunning.
ham and Haines Bros Prices from s16O $3.50
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Girls Underclothes
BABY Store, second floor.j

NDdUJ oVVIeI 9tNVH~ HVVIN
The maker who sells us most of our
fine, beautiful underclothes for girls has
sent US his surplus stock Of arapsrs and
corset coverS at oNs-fhfrd under price.
Drawers 85c to.$ worth 5Oe to Sl,75, 2 to
l8.year sizes In The lot but not in every style.
Cambric, or few nainsook with little fluffy
ruftles of lace, embroidery and tucks, some
with ribbon-run beading.
Corset covers, 3sc TO Csc, worth soc to Soc,
12- to l6-year sizes; cambrc and nainsook,
with lace, embroidery and beading, run with
ribbon for trimming.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Art Needlework

On the Main Aisle this morning is
shown a large collection Of fancy goods
La manufacturer sample line-to be
sold at very little prices.
Laundry bags, shoe pockets. pillow
slips, sofa pillows, stamped and plain
linen scarfs, shams, centerpieces,
doylies, Teneriffe and Renaissance
searfs and centerpieces.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

A naturalist found black ants were
devouring the skins of some bird spe-
cimens on a rapIe. so ne made tar cir
cles on four pieces Of paper. and put
one under each leg of the table. Ants
win not cross tar Pretty soon he
found the ants busily at work again,
and, looking at. the tar circles, found
each one was bridged by bits OF sand.
which the clever ants had brought il
from the street.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
S2.75 and $3.75 for Silk
Blouses Viii Buy

Gross Aisle
Dainty white China silks
Plain dark colors
Pretty little checks
If not made from short ends Of silk
taffeta, Louisine, peau de cygne, peau
de sole and such good weaves-they
would cost S3.75 and $5.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Linen Box-Coat Suits for
Girls IA to Is Years
Second floor. Chestnut street.

Second floor. Chestnut street,
$3.50, worth $13.
Made from short lengths Of material, In
champagne, grayish blue, reddish and the
natural linen tones-a beautiful quality linen,
with little uneven cords running through it,
that give lot Of style.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
4Oc Half-Linen jacquard, l24c
MAIN Aisle

short time ago sold all the plain stufs of this at
1916; today the figured kind Not inch space
necessary be spared from the DessGoods Store while the
building is going up around the old.
jacquard brings charming
floating eeessy anywhere
sturdy material excellent
either for shrtwast ehidrens froeks
And think of getting it for l2Ac yardl
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
A Display of Silks

West IFansepU
in the Silk Shop today brings out
all the bright, beautiful weaves
most in vogue for whole summer
gowns.
Taffetas if you want a RUSTY silk.
Louisine if you prefer soft clinging
silk.
Prices range from 5sc to 81. 25 yard.
Some special 81 silks--while they
last--for 75c yard.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Hibernian knights.

Father Mcsweeney. pastor OF the Ro-
man Church at Delaware city has in
vited the Hibernian Knights TO at
tend the laying OF the cornerstone Of
the new church next Sunday afternoon
The knights have accepted the Invita-
ton and win attend in a body IN fun
uniform. They win assemble at their
hall az o'clock sunday afternoon and
so to Delaware City on a special troll
ley car.
The picnic to be given by the knights
in Bavarian Park on Memorial Day
promises 10 be the largest and most
successful Of the season. Delegations
will be present from Camden, Phila-
delphia and Chester.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Or, o. u. A. N,


The insurgent PENNSYLVANIA state
Council Of the Junior order United
American Mechanics has decided to
appeal from the decision OF Judge
Audenried and carry the difhculty be-
tween the two Pennsylvania factions
OF the order 70 the supreme Court
This decision was reached after a
conference between the seeding Coun-
ell and its attorneys The conference
lasted several hours and, according to
one OF the members. the determination
70 fight the case to the bitter end was
unanimous.
Members Of the insurgent body at
tending the conference we're c.. a. West
erman, state councillor; ". II. White
head. Jr.. state vice councillor; Frank
Innis Junior past state Councillor, and
w a. pike. state Council secretary.
Bearing on the. result OF the confer
ence the following official statement
was given out.
After carefully reviewing the situa-
ton. the board OF officers OF the state
Council decided to take am appeal TO
the Supreme Court. The decision rem
dered by Judge Audenried does not re-
late to the money and property Of the
SUBORDINATE NNunNllrf litt W AhN fns .
ment Of back taxes. The only ques-
ton involved IN the decision is the
title TO the state Council officers.
''The court decides that the change
or objects attempted by the Loyalists'
National Council al Minneapolis Is Il
legal and not binding on the order. To
this extent it IS a victory for the In
surgents.'
counsel for the insurgents has
twenty-one days IN which to appeal
from Judge Audenried's decision,
The ffty-first anniversary Of the Jr.
O. u. A. NJ Of central Pennsylvania,
was celebrated in Pittston on Satur-
day with 5000 visitors being present
and twenty seven councils from up and
down the wyoming Valley and from
Lackawanna county being represented
The parade. which was in charge OF
Grand Marshal James A. Dewey Of
Wrkesbarre. was one OF the largest and
most Impressive Pittston has ever seen
Most OF the men in line we're In the
elaborate uniform Of the order, and the
long lines Of uniformed marchers made
a striking appearance.
At the conclusion OF the parade, a
mass meeting was held Ia the Lyric
Theatre. az which several OF the promi-
nent State officers made addresses.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Sheet Music. SC

A thousand vocal and instrumental
pieces at this little price-whie the lot
lasts, which will be scarcely more than
two days.
Remember the sheet music sec
ton is now located on the third floor
near the pianos.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Golden Star in Court.

The Supreme Lodge Knights and
Ladies Of the oGlden Star filed in the
Court Of Chancery at Trenton, n. j.,
an answer 10 the charge OF fraud made
BY Edward jacob and others in the
suit brought TO have set aside the sale
OF certain properties disposed OF by
the Supreme Lodge in Newark.
The answer filed denies the charge OF
fraud, and says the properties were
sold at fair price and at public auc-
tion. The answer also says that be-
cause OF dissensions IN the organiza-
tion il was necessary to sell the prop
critics and transfer the insurance car
ried By the organization on the life OF
the members TO the American Tenn
perance Life Insurance Company
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

Jennings Hello. old man, been to
the barber shop or kissing your best
girl good-by2'
Bennings-"How did you know it?"
Jeunings-"No other way of collect
ing that crop Of powder that you are
carrying around"
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
The oroeersl ENeurslon.

The Retail Grocers' Exchange win
give its annual excursion to Atlantic
City on July 21. These excursions are
always among the omst enjoyable out
ings Of the season and this years
promises TO be better than ever.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Railroad Men.

Locomotive Engineers, attended SER
vices Ia 81. Pauls r. c. Church yes
terday morning. The sermon was
preached by Rev. William Temple. The
railroaders met at Red Mems Han and
marched in body TO the church.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Beautiful EmbrOideries
for Dresses and UnderclOthes
(Arcade and Main Aisle

Hall ~ and S-and the embroidees are even finer and
beautiful than those of two weeks which made such stir
designed especially 10 a yard
II
with beading mnngi the omdng
n
mbrc n unusually
10 Insertions "a o
35c
bUdeD blind Ike French handwork ocfh
the Basement
which the White
hayad lengths
piece pae-hird 10 onehsf less tan usual.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Store closes at $50
Summer Ribbons in Flutter
lArcade East Iranseni. CrossA and Rasement
)bon sales and ribbon sales.

Aisle
There ribbon sales and ribbon sales
Some only for cheaPness and forget quality the extent Of
allowing mercerized cotton ribbons to parade pure silk
Not here We wait until ribbon fashions have been definitely
settled Then the who have given most Of our
Suppesand have failed back without great
fs of the brightest most wanted kinds sell for very much
less than usual
This time had than good luc-pcked up entirely
ribbons and the best colors of the
Doubeface satin sash rib serguaiy soc yard
bons 4Oc soc ayard-reRu- o'-esuauV
larly S5c and 81. lhee are the dainty the@ RIBBONS
! n
shades OF pink blue violet and stock them
"""' tafeas l5c zoe a
Satln BHyadere sash robon yardreauary zoe and Csc
4Oc yard-regulary ST.
o n
Steoore stripes running across Inc lace
Warp-printed Pompadour taffeta for l2c yard.
ribbons.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
win Visit H6ckessin.

Grand Master Workman f. F. Kane,
with other grand officers win visit the
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
srnvlcr rrNsIoN ron ACE.

New and important order. Sc when G.. S
when 65. SO when S. So when 20 years.
John Wainwright E. Co., Pension Attys.,
End noor W. eth ST.. Wilmington Del
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD.
FIRST COACH EXCURSION
20 the
ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR,
MAY nth.
ONLY s1700 ROUND TRIP.

The first grand coach excursion OF
the season TO ST. Louis Worlds Fair
via the Baltimore d Ohio Lines viii
be run on May 18th. On this date
tickets will be sold. good going in day
sos ohss anlv on train leaving Whining
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
$50 to $55 Lace Robe, from Plauen. sl2 to $22


going graduating gown" said pushed
Of its shook snowy lacetrimmed
There said the anybody
a bridesmaids
will walk whispered
they o be a brides
"Just till Harbor this summer"
The
And then fifty robes began talking and Iememberedto
4
shaped the blouse blocked piece dpt
underseeves o
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Plated Tableware at Special
Summer Prices


These useful pieces of plated tableware will cost you little
Though inexpensive they good-peny good enough for
houses that only open three months year.
Rogers Exra-Pated Forks, and Serving Pieces
81 Individual sprers
npePa Hut Knives ~
Dozen
s. dozen sou ach. dozen
Tnpep
a
Quadruple Siver-Plated Tableware
$780, Bread
/
S., card ira
Coffee $3.50, $500
Soup Beakfas tcastos,
cups sands
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
New Batiste. Lawn
and Dirnity, l2Hc
Main Aisle

Everyone is asking for Dresden de-
Signs--ss fast as the mills get lot
ready they pack it off TO US. A
fresh lot arrived yesterday-as dainty
and fine as these summer cottons always
are - little rosebuds, sprays, leaves
Strewn all over.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

prlgnt ana interesting thlS morning
Corset Covers
soc, esmbrie, low neck, with beading, ribbon
and torehon lace.
81, three different styles with lace. insertion
and ribbon.
Others from l5e 10 Sl50.
NishtsoWns
Ssc, cambric yoke, with hemstitched tueks
and embroidery Insertion, Only three 10 buyer.
75c, fine cambrlc, yoke OF hemstitched tucks,
rufle az neck and sleeves
Others, 60c 10 So
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

Dinner Sets
$50 uorth SS5-
Limoges china, 1Ol. piece sets; lavender and
floral border decoration, gold handles-one of
the makers best
$50 lUOrth S45-
Theo. Havlland china sets, 100 pieces pink
and white rosebud decorations, gold handles f;
all pieces have gold clouded edges
$40 North 500
J. Pouyat Limoges china sets, 10l pieces ;
pink floral border decorations, gold edges and
handles entirely covered over with gold ia
piece SETS sou worth S75, and $50 worth $50.
$3.50 and SIS, 1rorfb $3.50 and $95--
Austrian china sets both border and scat
tered floral decorations; pink -and-whte and
lavender and-white; also a pansy decoration
in various beautiful colors
$40 north $40 and SIS
English porcelain, two shapes both have
pink floral decorations; soup tureen and three
meat dishes included.
Chamber Toilet Sets
at "dismantling" prices, a third or more
off regular value.
10 piece sets, vadous floral and gold decora-
TONS all have Toll-edge basins, $3.50, 1915, 81
and S..
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Fine China and Cut Glass on the Off
Side of the Dismantling" Line
Second floor

The dsmantng wall right through the China Store close
by the cut glass
To away the dinner SETS china cut glass and
toilet which the builders way third and half of common
values cut off the prices by the little red house
keepers for the inconvenience in shopping f
G1 for June weddgs, houekeepers repenshing outitnp
seaside hOmeS-rch
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Fancy German Linens

AWdlh Alolcl
Doylies. scarfs, shams, center
pieces and table-coverS-with a
little care in choosing housekeep-
ers may select pretty lunch sets
in many combinations.
Ordered last February, arrived
last week; they come from Ger
many, where the flax industry
enjoys best conditions today.
Plain fabrics of fine, even,
smooth weaves, rather a soft, luS-
trous texture; three rows of open
work inside the hem-stitched edge.
85c--size 20x2O inches.
5Oc-sizes 24x24 inches, 20xS0 inches and
1sx36 inches.
60c-size i6x45 inches.
T5c--size 1Sx54 inches.
$l-szes 86x86 inches and lSx72 inches.
Sl50-size 45x45 inches.
f2-size 54x64 inches.
A part of the same collection,
equally handsome and as econom-
ically priced, are the round doylies,
with embroidered, scalloped edges
and wide band of open-work
inside.
I2Le-- 7-ineh size 50c-20-inch size
lSc-- 9-inch size $l-32'lnch size
30c--l2inch size Sl50--56-inch size
50c--1sS27 inches
Cool Dainty Dressing
Sacques
(Cross Aislel
25e worth s5c and 6oe--Whte Sale prices;
after these are gone the little price story is
ended.
Lawn, In light and dark effects, trimmed with
bands Of white, or white dotted with pretty
color
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
DECORATED Limoees China

Decorated Limoges China
Plates with colored border and floral decora.
tons, So, $3.50 and IS a dozen, worth So,
80 and $40 a dozen, worth S15.
Plates, sl2 dozen, worth SIS, $40 and S24.
=, soup plates, S8 dozen, worth Sc So worth
$l2, and Sl2 worth $24.
Ramekins and plates, So a dozen. worth 81
lea cups and saucers So dozen, worth $3.50.
Celery trays ST each, worth 81
Salad bowls, 81 worth 81 so, and 81 % worth
1925.
Meat dishes, $3.50 worth So; 50. % worth
4.50 $3.50 worth 81, and "a worth IS.
Olive dishes, 25e worth Soc 4Oc worth 6Oc,
and 81 worth 81.
=, Mayonnase bowls and plates, sOc worth
Odd soup tureens and covered vegetable
dishes, S4 each, worth $40.
Cut Glass
Water pitchers, So worth $40, and up to SIS
worth S25.
Salad bowls, $3.50, s4. IS, So, ST. so and 50
worth S. to SIS
Compotes, IS, $40 and $40, worth s12 10 SIS.
Celery trays, S5 $3.50, S5 and So. worth s4
70 $40.
Olive or bonbon dishes, 81. 90, $1'75, 81 and
$3.50, worth $3.50 to $3.50.
Water bottles. $3.50, t3, $3.50 and So, worth
$3.50 to $500.
Sugar and cream sets, $3.50. s4, s. and SO.
worth $3.50 to IS.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

Short Skirts
S5e, cambric, with umbrella rufle Of lawn.
tucked and trimmed with embroidered rufae.
Others. 35c 10 $3.50.
Drawers
l5e, eambrie, with hem and tucks; only three
10 a buyer,
Others, 25e TO 81,
Chemises
SOC, camhric low neck. and armholes
trimmed with hemstitched .ufhe
Others, s5c up TO 81
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
White Stands for Freshness
in This Summer Sale of Cotton Underclothes
Second hooTl


We start sale without piece of old goods over and
kept in cold storage.
AS matter of fact couldn't keep any eovers we wanted
oyou always bare the shelves by the time sale ended
Some supplies have been called to make the counters
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

Have you Read the wan. ads on pasa
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

Isc, or Three par for SOC, lO0rfh
25c a par.
Imported black cotton, all black or black with
unblcaehed soles.
25c G0rM $50.
Imported black cotton. with embroidered in.
steps; fancy striped Isle; Open.work blae.;
isle; rbbed black nsls.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16

Bedspreads
Lightweight, honeyoomb weave, 75c. were
95c.
Crochet spreads, beautiful Marseilles patterns,
81 Is were Sl.35.
Genuine Marseilles spreads, light weight but
not too light to wear well, Sl.s5. were 1925.
Comfortables
Cotton.hlled. silkoline covered, figured both
sides. feet, 81, were Sl.25.
Extra large cotton comfortables, best skolne
covered. filled with specially prepared cotton,
~ X rs inches. S.35, were $3.50.
Box Springs, $40
To match the mattress, for wood or metal
beds.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Pay Less for Wanted
Hosiery and Underwear Today

sr standard though mostly at less
some seconds"
Women's Underwear
f5c-secoHds Of 25c SORT.
Ribbed white, pink and blue isle vests, plain
and fancy weaves, low neck
csc
Ribbed white cotton knee drawers with lace
al knee. No telling where more are to come
from as good as these 10 sell al this small pri,:
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Quadruple silver-Plated T
"Dismantling" Bed Clothing

Third floor Thirteenth
or furniture has great part of its space cut off by the wall
bedding must contract to give up to urntue)-br
lower prices on summer bedpeads comortabes and even
wnter-weght blankets that cannot be carried until fall
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THE S~PoRTsNEhs

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sEE YORK. F A-gsdsas
ffp,l tnasSst2rs 4. tosia5s opening he
taath ansssi spsrtsaaass sasT slli
b. ne nssst sEceessfai "a any yet held.
Elspsals inside Aaslsoz square Gar,
esa ne visitor finds liIsed u sTe4-
Isle reproduction OF a Mid. noan.
tain eoantry. With spHEAIS stxssaIas
gasaIng cHt of The hI1Ice AMI tzl4bi.
Ing dorm the rocks into tho spacious
lake 1aich covers q large slua or stm
ssag,hishsaires j Ell
III ths aaGcd exhibits n tns Cara
Ian guides. both " Quebec and On.
tarso, and To the Hudson Bay com
pany ~ Than 100 running feet "a
Eeor space have been gwen. and the
fssuIt II a magnificent display on Can.
Iaa's resources for the tourist. the
hunter. and the fisherman. Montana,
Colorado. Idaho. wyoming, aud tho
Rockies III tho vest have sent typi,
cal exhibits. aad one Of tho interest
Ing competitive features of tho show
Will be the contests between the guides
fafdlIDg aud packing horses.
This exhibit Of trophies 81 big game
ard fishing trips ~ an Inter
one, and includes those Of GsmG
~ ,bo most prominent sportsmsn ID
the country. Facing the elevate prom
In the exhibit section. along
10th sides ot the Garden, every con.
rslsabIa article Of Camp equipment
and sIortsmcn's supply Il shawn