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The Newark journal., 1904-07-22

ChiIdrens Clothing. Boys suits that have been selling for $2.50, and are we'll worth the money, will be sold during this sale for S1.75 Boys 25c knee pants, .19 Boys 85c knee pants, -. .27 All others reduced in propotion.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Porcelain Sets
Clocks Are Gifts Equally
for Bride and Gro ON
'Thirteenth and Chestnut streets

Thirteenth and Chestnut streets
Every reception hall needs
a clock-and nothing is a
more pleasing reminder of the
giver. Pay what you wish,
the best clocks at each price
are here.
Tubular Ginning hall clocks, marking
quarter-hours on Westminster chimes,
mahogany cases, brass and white metal
faces, S2l5, S235, S240. S245. $500, and
on up to $3.50 for tall time-piece, which
strikes the quarter hours on Westmin-
ster and Wilmington chimes.
Mantel clocks, striking hours
and half-hourS on cathedral
gongS.
French crystal clocks, sl6 to 500.
French bronze statuette clocks, S25
TO 500.
French mahogany clocks, $3.50 to 1925.
French travelling clocks. SIS to $3.50
American crystal clocks, fl6 to S27. so.
American bronze clocks, 50 70 $40.
American mahogany clocks.S6. 20 10 $50
American travelling docks. 81 30 TO S6.
Gilt boudoir clocks, 1925 TO Sl4.
Anniyersdry docks (will run 400
days), to be wound each year on
the wedding date, s14.
Automobile and dashboard clocks,
SO 10 So.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
COLUMBUS, CREWS.
One EnrIishman and one Irishmn
Were Among Their Number.

one EnrIishman and One Irishmnn
Were Among Their Number.
An Engllshman and an Irishman
were among the sturdy 100 ad-
venturers who sailed with Columbus
in the three small hundred tonners.
This may have been due 70 the well
known fact that nothing brings men OF
different races together more than
maritime and commercial enterprise,
or. stll more probably, because they
were swept in at Palos, when Colum-
bus put the press gang 10 work. rs he
was authorized 10 do by Ferdinand
and Isabella.
The names OF these men, as given
by Navarrete. were Jallarte de Lajes.
Ingies probably Arthur Lake, Eng.
lishl, and Gulllermo Tres. naturel de
Galney, en- Irlanda probably William
Herries OF Rice. native OF Galway, IN
Ireland).
These two men were among the
forty whom Columbus left behind in
the fort constructed in Hispanlola be
fore he sailed for Europe. who all met
their death at the hands Of the natives
before the great discoverer returned
owing 10 their disregard Of his express
directions.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Luxurious Davenports
Good Opportunities NouO 10
BBD Them
Third floor

You won't find a definition
of a davenport" in the die
tionary; the photographers
seem to have overlooked this
comfortable hybrid between
a sofa and a settee. But you
will find a good many of them
on the third floor: more, in.
deed, than we have room for.
That is why about half of
them are being closed out at
sweeping reductions on their
former prices.
Mahogany finish or golden oak, COW
cred with verona velour, $50 from $50.
Mahogany finish, covered with verona
velour, S45 from S65.
Solid mahogany, covered with verona
velour, $50 from 500.
Solid mahogany, covered with verona
velour, S62.50 from $50.
Solid mahogany, covered with denim,
| 500 from 500.
Solid mahogany, covered with denim,
$75 from $ll0.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Cramped Dress Linens
Get New Prices
fDress-Goods SALON.

fDress-Goods SALON.
Never been such a year for
linens as this-and especially
novelty linens.
But, though more people
want them today than two
months ago, we have been
forced to make new prices
on some of the finest kinds,
for which we have no room
lin the present cramped quar-
tiers.
8715e linen checks, 2Se.
SOC checked crash. SOC.
60c two.toned etamine, 37Ic.
75c embroidered dot homespun, SOC.
75c nub crash. SOC.
75c Illuminated crash. SOC.
81 bouretted crash. 50c.
81 novelty crash, Soc.
$125 embroidered crash, 75e.
ST. l25 white linen, embroidered dot, T5c
81 embroidered linen etamne, Sl.25.
Remnants of dress linen:
third to a half the usual prices.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Hand Made Dresses
for Baby
baby Store, second floor

Every little stitch taken by
a deft needlewoman who
Weaves in a personal charm,
an individuality, a care that no
machine can achieve.
All the little dresses are of
soft, fine nainsook. (
$3.50. Yoke Of tucks and brar stitch
ing; wee turned-back cuffs, briar- stitched
narrow lace at throat and wrists.
S1.75. Shallow, round yoke, shlrTed
lace; bnar stitching.
1925. Yoke Of tucked box-pleats anc
French knots, with bit Of briar stitching
and narrow lace for finish.
1910 A dainty yoke OF briar stitch
| Ing, French knots and tucks.
SO. A little beauty, with tiny box
peats and brlar stitching in front and
circular yoke each side, Of lace insertion
and bnar stitching.
81. A beautiful yoke of wee tueks
beading and little embroidered medalhons
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Added to the Shoe Sale
IIhirenh and Market cept women shoes and
mems and boys 81 slippers Main Aise)
Mems $500, SIS, So ShOes-Now $3.50
Odd lots from regular ocksho lines styles
ordered this summer; mostly in everv kind
but nearly every size in the lot of $50 pair
WOmen's Shoes Reduced to soc
a25 pair that usually sell for double triple price
mostly small but few large Sizes
MEMS and Boys Slippers, ST.
Were in our own stock $3.50. 50 and 49, Kdsin
patent leather.
AS We supposed, other sales of shoes have now popped
up but Phladephans know there is
but one Shoe sale-us as there is
but one Wanamaker's.

For meH-
sass for mems S4 and
$5 sample shoes in spring and
summer weights. All this season S
shapes, of course,
$l.90 for some of our
mems regular $500 and SIS
shoes and oxfords (large sizes,
narrow widths) and the same price
for $3.50 to SIS samples (small
sizes), which makes hardly a size
missing in the entire lot, from to
IL, AA to D widths.
$2.2O for mems oxfords
that equal a regular SO shoe any
where but here; patent coltskin,
kidskin, and velour calfskin;
welted and stitched soles.
For gVIs and ckAdreA-
9Oc for sizes 81 to ? OF
$l.5O and $l.75 shoes Of
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Three Unusual Black
Taffeta Wraps for
Women
WOInen
Second aoor, Cheslnut streeN

A full-length box-pleated coat
with a flat-stitched collar for SIS
usual price $50.
A long loose coat, with deep
cape Of braiding and cut work, $40
usual price $50.
A three quarter coat. box-pleated
and trimmed with a sort of BYOderfe
AHgiafss collar. $l3.50-usual
price $40.
The silk was bought some
time ago when prices were
way down, and the first
rumors of silk wraps and
suits for warm weather were
beginning to leak out.
Twenty-Five Of each style.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
A Big Help in a
Girls Wardrobe
lSecond floor, Chestnut streetl

is a good-looking, well-made sep
arate skirt.
Some unusually good ones today
at little prices.
81 worth S1.50. Duck in dark blue or
black, covered with little white dots; two
bands Of white about the bottom.
81. so worth $3.50. White and natural
eolored linen with strapped seams and
stitched straps between the gores-a
splendid skirt for the money.
Both 80 to 40 inches long.
So worth $500. Moha air, brown or
black, pleated in the seams flarlng
toward the bottom, and finished with liz.
tie covered buttons. .------
S. worth 81. Blaek,and'white checked
mohalr, side. pleated all around, stitched
fat part WaVdo The matedal alone
would cost almost S.. and ms the fash
ionabe model OF the moment.
Both 81 to 80 0inches long.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
The ooeoanut Tree.

There is no tree so widely distributed
throughout the tropics as the cocoanut
Even on remote atolls OF the south
seas. which geologists say were only
recently formed by the subsistence OF
a volcano and the growth OF coral up
from its base, one finds the cocoanut.
The parent tree leaning over the beach
OF one tropical island drops its fruit
into the sea. TO have the nut carried
away perchance halfway round the
world. Then in some faraway place
the waves cast the cocoanut ashore to
sprout and propagate another forest
after its own kind
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
rhe Annie.

The apple is not considered to be a
complete food in itself, but on the food
list it has a value far above the nutri-
ment it possesses. Apples aid the
stomach in the digestion Of other foods,
and therefore the best results are OBJ
tained from eating them after rather
than before meals. After partaking Of
an unusually heavy dinner the eating
of an apple will be found to facilitate
an early digestion and afford great r5
lief from the sufferings attendant upon
Indigestion.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
pRonREssIVE IDEAs.

Predominate In every walk Of life these
days and Wilmington enjoys her advance
ment ln manufacturing lines TO the fac.
that her citizenship Is always ready to
adont and Use any new features that will
contribute even IN the slightest degree
10 thai end Tho use Of a work Of oratory
by every citizen means more progressive
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
THE RosEBliD REsrI,vATIoN

lands are open 10 Ju,y. Full parueu.aIs
as 10 date 0f registration. drawings anu
nlal entry, and ar 70 character OF soil anu
innate requirements of the a.. g. homu-
sfe44 laws. maps. otc.. are contained Ia a
psmphle. "Acn Homes in the We1t" is-
s8fd D. the Ptafensar Department. Chit
csgo & Norsa-Weitcra Ry. Send cent
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Time to Buy Paper
and Envelopes
aisle 7-Eastl

(AiSle 7-EaSt
It's a good time 70 prune trees
when your knife is sharp,
It's a good time to stock up with
stationery when prices are this
way.
500, 900 envelopes, size 81, thin
but strong linen paper, high cut,
well gummed, 75c per 1000.
400 reams linen typewriter
paper. s1zx1OA inches, equally
good for pen, SOC a ream of
500 sheets.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
PROVING IT.

We want 20 figure With you on your
next job OF painting pat our time
against yours-and prove 90 you We can
save you money by having us DO the work.
The high quality of james 81. Hryan's
work has been proven. Cal up iN West
Eigath street. both phones.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
35c to S5c for These
ShirtWaists
fC~,ar At.1nl
lCross AisIel
- 49, ~ - e. -

that have been soc TO s1.75.
Because they are the broken
sizes, the mussed and soiled ones
from our regular stock.
It's our way Of keeping the
shelves always full Of fresh, crisp,
new waists.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Let the Rain Come Down
This $l.S5 Umbrella Will
Keep You Dry

lMain Aisle
Two sizes-men's an d
women's. Ordinarily they
would be $3.50, but this is
not an ordinary purchase.
Both are made OF a good g ality union
taffeta and have handsome handles; the
women OF pearl and silver, lakewood
and silver. ivory and silver, chased sill
yer and gun.metal; the men OF horn ol
natural wood, sterling silver mounted.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
l. Q. r. 9.

Wilmington Conclave. ID. of L. o. Il.
c.. initiated six candidates last even
ing in the presence OF n large number
of members.
on next Tuesday evening the con-
clave win hold a bazaar and ice cream
festival ia the rooms in Red Mems
Hail. Considerable preparation Is be-
ing made for the event and a large ate
tendance is expected. The committee
in charge Is composed of Mrs. Mary
Hooper Miss Bertha Barrett Mrs.
Laura Parvis, Mrs. Bella Johnson aud
Mrs. Weldin.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

citizens because it gives letter COM
mand Of language and the ati.ization Of
bette, ideas. 1t is for this reason that the
Evening Journal is putting forth It's great
premium circulation offer i'm connection
with Chauncey M Depew's great Library
of Oratory." Ever home should own this
work. Every man. woman and child should
use il. Write to the Evening Journal to-
day.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
SIS for a ShirtWaist Suit
Buys the $3.50 to
S12 Kind
Second floor. first gallery

ltclonu UOOI, IlIsI BaHtIyI
While the lot lasts.
They are the pretty "show"
suits that have been taking orders
for one Of the best makers in the
country.
Linen, dotted swiss, lawn, mad
ras. gingham and such delightful
summer fabrics, with all sorts of
pretty trimmings. Only one Of
a kind.
White and oolors, size 30; just
Il in size 3S.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Closing Out a FeQu of
or Men S Suits

The general market, such IS, Is open to every
body We could go and bring in load after load Of
mems clothing and offer "at great reduction just as
other stores do.
Mol Such clothing is not up to the Wanamaker
standard and we will sell it, at reduced price.
Bot now and again bargains develop from our own
stock au Of which is expressly made for Us, ana such
bargains gsnuins-
Today we shall close out SO black and Blue unnished
worsed and hibet SUITS and I34 fancy cheviot worsted
and homespun suits ends of the bestseing lots we have
had lines to be reordered Less than now with
our contracted space afford to hold to odds and
ends until they gradually sell out Here's the summary'
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Too Much ReaIIsm.

do you not feel az times" remarked
the lreside critic. that realism can be
carried too far on the stageT
YES" replied the tragic actor. with
a sigh. "The last man was working
for did it. He wanted to pay us all
OF in stage money"-Cincinnau Times
Star.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
The New Steamer Hat
for Women
lGolden SaIon. nan loon

On an ocean voyage you want
something that won't get in your
way when you are leaning back
in a steamer chair, and not so big
that il tempts every breeze to
blow it off.
The new felt steamer hats out
today are Just the things to solve
the problem-soft, light and good
looking.
Biscuit, gray and white, with a
ribbon band, a leather belt or sash
Of satin ribbon around the crown,
$3.50. SO, 1925.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Shield Of Honor.

corinthian Lodge. shield of Honor.
entertained distinguished guest az
last nights meeting In the person Of
H. West. who is a member Of Colum-
bia Lodge. Washington, d. c. Durins
the evening Mr.. West made an inter-
esting address which was greatly eR-
joyed by the members who were fortu-
nate enough to be present
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

SERVICE PENSION FOR AGE.
New and important order. SO when 62, -
when Go. $40 when 6s, si2 when 20 years.
John Wainwright & Co.. Pension Attys..
End floor. W. eth ST.. Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
knlah.s Of the eoIaen EanIo.

Chosen Friends Castle. X. g. h.. en-
joyed a social hour with 'cards follow
ing.
Garfield Commandery, the uniform
rank which has been formed lately,
viii meet In the West End Reading
Rooms tomorrow evening and during
the session viii elect officers.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Boys Regulation Wash Suits,$2. SO
(Entresol, Market street,

Last wear about the 1st of July thought we were
doing great thing land we were) when announced
fine coectonof boys wash suits at $3.50 worth S45OoS6
Two weeks earlier this year-tOday-7O9 wash regu-
atOn suits in some ways better than last years, are
here for S2.5O.
white braid
from materials,
linens
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

Fl0WHed ribbons.
Cool taffeta grounds with paths
and beds OF full-blown posies-
real dolly Warden" affairs.
634 inches wide, 5oe a yard-worth
Soc.
5S4 and inches wide. 4Oc a yard
worth 76c.
As and AZ inches wide, 35c yard
worth boo.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Economical
Kite hen-Ware

(basemenO
aluminium.
You can't break it.
1t doesn't chip off.
No wear-out to it.
1t will not rust
Tea ketiIss-ths lid is opened and
and closed by raising and lower
ing handle-csnnot burn hand.
8 qt O16 ct ~ Ct.
$3.50 S2.75 So
Coffee pots-lqt 2qt ct
sLs5 sl.eO Sl75
Tea pOts-l qt. 2qt 3 Ct.
si.e5 sl.S5 s2.lo
qt qt 8 ct. 4 Of 8 qt.
5oc 6Oc 75e 9Oc Sl15
Tipped sauce pans
pt. qt. q. a. qt. qt qt. Ct ct
25c s5c 4Oc soc soc Coo 75e csc
Pudding pans
1 qt IL qt oct 3 qt Act 8 ct
sOc 3sc 45c 55e 6Oc zoe
GrddIss, s1.eo, 50. so. 81. e5, 50. IS
Pie Plates, 15c, 1sc, 25c
Cake pans, 4oe, 45e
| Round trays, SOC. 60c, 75c. S1.15
FRYING pans, 6oc. 75o
Buckets, with cover, eoc, zoe, 95c
Cups, 2oc, 25c
Muffin 5ans-
cups, 45c, 55c cups, zoe. 75'
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Red Men.

Cherokee Tribe. 1. o. r. NJ. raised
two candidates TO the warriors de-
gree last evening. Waneta Council
Degree OF Pocahontas, met, but only
transacted routine business.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

5000 70 Colorado and Return.
Via Chicago Union Pacific & H0rlh-Hcst-
ern Line. Chicago 20 Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, oAlz rsrspgeogi ths
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Coming md Gosnn.

"Hello. Mike. Do you fnd much TO
do nowT'
'Yis. I'm jest after cuttin' down a
tree, and tomorrow III have TO cut It
up."-Kansas City World.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

sc CCOrfh 100.
Bleached or unbleached bath towels.
1Oc uOrtb 19H6.
Better quality and larger.
I91zo UOYth 100.
Good sized heavy towels, bleached or
unbleached.
GOO ICOyih 25c.
Good. large bleached bath towels,
frnged or hemmed ends.
100 wOrth 9Oc.
GOOD size and good quality bleaehed
bath towels, hemmed ends.
95c IC0rfh SOC.
Extra large and heavy bleached bath
towels Cost the maker this price to
produce them today.
S71ac lCSre SOC.
Very dnc bleached bath towels, hem
med.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

summer. spondingiy low rates from
40 points east. only one night 10 Denver
from Chicago. Two fast trains daily.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
nuch less than usual.

Ram flbbOHS.
Not really plain after all, for one
is a wide beautiful Ottoman rib
bon with both a plain and a fancy
satin edge, and the other has a
shining satin face and a ripping
more back
Ottoman. 994 inches wide, 75o yard
worth Sl.75.
Satin, Ga inches wide, SOC a yard
worth Sl.25.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

single fare for the round trip. For specific
Information concerning rates and time
Of trains, consult nearest ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Parasols, ST.. so
Main Aisle

Plain and fancy silks, some
tucked, some hemstitehed. Most
of them were made 10 sell for
50. so, some for as much as 49, 75.
Visitors to the St. Louis Fair
say that a parasol is worth its
weight in gold there, the glare of
the sun is so strong.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
l<ninhts of PYthIas.

The knights Of Pythias ball team
viii play a practice game on Saturday
afternoon al 2.30 All the members are
requested 10 be on hand.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
p, o. S. Of A.

Camp 10. p. O. S. OF A. initiated ave
candidates and received one card az
last nights meeting.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Three Useful Summer
Rugs
Inst Saned 10 the Hour
Second floor, Market street.

iceCOnl NOOls MdlkCA ohCSb
Imagine being able to cover
a room 9x12 #. with a we'll
made cotton rug of handsome
design for 81!
But it's not imagination-it's
reality. The rugs quoted below
are patterned after Oriental makes
and can be had IN light or dark
colorines.
Cotton rugs
6 x9 IT.. $3.50 were $3.50
7%x 8 IT,, $3.50 were S675
8 xlO% # So 90 were 50 90
8 xl2 IT,. s. were slO5O
India fiber rugs. properly
made. are almost everlasting in
their wear. Artlstically colored,
they add much to the brightness OF
the porch or smoking room.
Two sizes of Moondj rugs in
brilliant scarlet and blue designs;
all that are left out of a full line
can be had today at reduced prices.
Mo0Hdj rugs
9xl2 IT,, Sl2 were SIS
l.xl5 IT,, $40 were $50
H1ourzouk rugs belong &c
the same class as Moondj rugs, but
are more finely woven. the designs
more artistic and the colors les:
barbaric in tone.
51Sxlo% #, SIS 9xl2 f.. S2l
s XII It, $3.50 l0xl4 IT., s27
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
China Dinner Sets
just From Europe
Second hOOrJ

Unpacked, nearly every
piece, within the past week;
made within this year-not a
last years pattern in the lots;
very pretty decorations in
MANY STYLES.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
REDUCED RATES TO CHICAGO
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Republican National Convention.

For the benefit OF those desiring TO at
tend the Republican National Convention
to be held at Chicago June 2 TO =, inc
Pennsylvania Railroad Company VIII sell
rouad-trip tickets TO Chicago from an
stations ON its lines, from June 10 70
%. inclusive, good returning. leaving chi
cago not later than June ., at rate o.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
/. o. o. r

The jubilee committee on Odd Fell
lows day held a meeting last evening
and arranged for a series OF sports and
prizes to be given at the annual Jubilee
to be held at Brandywine Springs Park
on August s.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
A New Purchase of Plain and
FlOWered Sash Ribbons
(Arcadel

The coors are soft, delicate and sumnery.
The ribbons themselves are fine firm and fresh.
The kinds are those most wanted for sashes well as
millinery and summer fancy work
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

You can sec only a small proportion
Of the worlds fair" at ST. Louis.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

twenty-five $IS black and blue suits
Thirty-iive SO black and blue suits
Twelve SIS black and blus suits
Fifteen SIS fancy suits
Five $18 fancy suits
Ssventy-iivc $40 fancy suits
Twelve $3.50 fancy suits
=. Twenty-Five SIS fancy suits
Two $50 fancy suits
(AisIe 10 Eas0
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

stamp FOR copy or can on any ticket
agent The North Western Line.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
French China
SEQ rroftb $50

pSU tLWtD poo
Limoges china sets, pink and white
flower decoration, gold handles; an extra
large meat dish.
SEQ north $50
6. d. A. Limoges china, four of the
prettiest of this years patterns, in both
border and scattered floral designs in
pink, goId-tnmmed meat dishes and gold
handles.
Porcelain Sets
sig north SIS
1O1-piece sets, including soup tureen
and three meat dishes pink and Lavender
floral border decorations, gold edges on
all pieces.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

woodward & Bro. sell Trent Door Sets
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

kidskin, lace and button, and
oxfOrds of kidsllin, with patent
leather or kidskin tips, soles light
or extended and stitched.
$l.5O for wonlen's patent
leather and kidskin OK
fords. with light soles. and kid.
skin or patent leather tips; all sizes
$l.9O for wonen's SIS
oxfOrds-kidsl1in with kidskin
tips, welted and stitched soles,
medium heel and toe; sizes 215 to
8, B to E widths.
Sl.90 for Women's shoes
that commonly sell for SO. So
patent leather in lace and button;
/. 81 zes 215 to S, A to E widths. y
9Oc for little boys $l.5O
shoes of kidskin and box-calfskin,
spring heels; sizes 8 to 1877.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
These Dress-GOOds the Talk
of the Town
main Aisle
Nothing more nor less than the
l2Ac Dress GinGhams for sac
Csc Embroidered Swisses for 15c
Second floor, Chestnut stTesl

"Must be losing money on them some one said when
she saw how good they were.
No. But only because we bought them far below the
regular market res-and because other store had the
outlet for such enormous quantities.
ginghamS either solid blocks OF color alternating with
white, a color with hair lines OF white.
The all coo black, and white embroidered with
and dots.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

woodvard & Bro sen window screens.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15

'oN Rls ~ INV AONs
S5c lO0rtk 456.
Extra large and extra heavy bleached
bath towels, hemmed.
4Oc pere SOC. aut
Bleaehed linen friction towels, tbs
scratchy sort
SOC 0Csre 75c.
75c psre 81.
$50 DEre 81. 10.
Fine, large bleaehed linen friction tow
els. the sort that will give you a healthy
glow.
roc 1Csre 81. 95. .
Very fine large bleached bath towels.
SOC Scere 75c.
Sold colored towels with hemsttehed
ends suitable for backs Of porch chairs I;
lavender, gold, pink.
Evening journal., 1904-06-15
Bath Towels, Sc to 85C
TIE AnnNaL St0cklng- Up Time
(Aish h7-Westl

Every year, in the summer, comes this opportunity.
This year we have included some fine, big Manchest
Eng y towels that regularly cost 81. .25-now 75c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-15
PASSENGER s6ooKEp.

For San Francisco, per 8. s. 81
IBERIA, Feb. 16.--Mrs.. T. F. Baldwin
infant and maid; +. G. Grace, L. B.
Strong, Geo. Hunter, Miss F. A. Be
quelin, Mrs. e. r. Stackable, j. s.
Carson and wife, r. w. Osborn and
wife, Chuck Hoy, Tong Phong, DR.. w.
II. Davis, Miss Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Ferguson, A. w. Miles,
Mr.. Mofntt, c. w. Dickey, wife and
two children; Miss NJ. Supple, Miss
c. Doyle, Miss F. Doyle, NJ. E. Nit.
ner, W. p. Sullivan, Lorrin Andrews,
Mrs. G. NJ. Seeley, T. G. Hadley, Rey
j. J. Garland, Rev. z. j. McLaugh
lin, C. ". Lehman, Geo. H. Whitney
A. l.. Gage, Geo. d. Clagett, s.R. q.
Henderson, II. F.. Bantam, Mrs. w.
w. Thatcher, +. NJ. Smith, NJ. Gale
wife and child; Col. W. d. Wiman.