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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Garrett = GplnltD bat Dem republic
tonil6en Gon0iOuten Die 9rGBte
Mebrbeit ieit Dem @eIieben oeSGorm-
tpS gegeben.
Sn Gdbort, 9lQegonD = County,
muroe 5llm eriten Wole cine rcpllblis
taniide Webrbeit ubgeqeben. Sd
bart beItebt init olisidlieBlid aus
oeuti6et &oblengrdbern.
Sn 6roitburg gnben piclc &epubIi-
toner ibre Stimme MIR fir Ole YrG-
lioenti6aftS g Ganoioaten ob.
Sn &%agerStomn bate Der groBe
Sicg Die Hepublifoier perriidt &c
madt, oenn ais bur6 Die @obIfeuer
elm SullS IN Brand gerotben mar,
bilbete bic iobIenoe Menge einen
GORDON uno lieB Die Seuerwebr nidt
ourd. SpGter mltrDen Ser Seller,
mebr Die S6l1lrdJe 0lirdldnitten.
Die goli5ei mar Der Menge gegell-
iibcr mdd)tloS.
Sn Srcoerid = Gollntp mar oa8
Sotum, iomeit lpie es eingegan9en
lit, mie foIgt:
H%ooiepelt 5646.
Barter 1882; EluralitGt 764.
Yeorre 5252.
SobnIon 4443; YIurolit1t 500.
Die aberdeen iporen iiber oen re-
publifaniiden Groruti6 10 aus Dem
0auShen %gerotben, 0oB Die 9eamten
es unterlieben, oie 3oblen aus ben
0iltriften 81 iammeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Gooieoelt'S 8IuraIitGt 1854.
Der eroBe Sieg Der 0emofrater
am Sitlier lit elm perionliher
triumph fir Srn. 9bos, ". Smitb,
meld)er ieinen aotnpf obne irgeno
meldIc @oarmittel MAIDEN muBte.
Sein republifaniider @egner oa9e'
gen lit elm pielfoder Miuionar, Der
eS lid) itets cine biibideS umme foiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

8Cr0iente Struc e.. .Nnorelu
Nf0Qnell bon g2iIminQton, elm Nrbei.
Ter i'm @rono 0iItritt, mlrbe &C
tern pom &ooi Grammar sur 3oh.
lung bon $50 Struic mo Soften Der
urtbcilt uno in Grntongclung Oe5
uotbiQcn &lcingel0eS nud Dem 8c.
iGnQnib gciunot, neil CT Sronf $.
&ncS. Gou0uftcllr zines @aggonS
DER M}uoiion &. Tpcnte +. &inie, ant
GienIto0 glbeno einen Souitihlag
ms @ciitt berictt bate. Wngnel
itouo oui Der bintercn Elottform
mo woltc EoiioNierc meoer Cit.
nod mtSloiicn. Gonolftellr &neS
ihob i'm in Ser Nodbori6oit bon
Baltimore un0 @upitrnBe gclpalt.
lom 5ltr Scitc mo erbielt I'M n1d)s
ten NlQcublid einen SauIti0Iag
ms @clidt. MnNncll ipron0 ob,
nm 81 ilicbcn; Ser Gonouftcllr iolgte
Inn obcr mo IicB ibn burh ocn go.
liiiltcn NlcSUugbIin pom norboitli-
den EiItrittc, Der Qerd6c oe3 @Cae2
fam pcrboitcu. Wagncu'S ctn5iQc
GntlduIoigrul9 Dor Dem Noli5cirid)s
fer mar, Dob er betruntcn gclueicn.
&crbrnnutcn oltc M obeL.
-&ouiS Stff, 43 Sabre alt, bon vi.
81, Sii0-Gbcnitrobe, Goier enpIon,
p Sabre oft, BON 9tr. 1404, @ouob.
StroBc, mo oeiien 6rou Sennie mur
Den om Tienito0 Nbcuo perboftet,
peil lie in Der Strobe groBe Srcuoen.
ieller o%n5iinbcten. Sic iolen oo,n
oltc StiibIc mo 1cppid)e, iolpic I'm
rnt6 bcnltbt boben. Sic u~erlonaten
Dor Squire" Foduro, ooB Iie Dor
@eidmorener pro5ciiirt piirocn, rnlo
i%teltcn 9iiraitoft fir ibr Griheincn
Dor @eriht.
Sob erbet 5reuoe iiber
@o6liicq.- Ger an Der @runon.
Iaep, Oft baltimore, mobnboite
&eurp 9uib Itiir5te fur5 nod 8 llbr
geitern Morgen auf eincm Brobmen
am SuBe ser GIintonitrobe, Canton,
foot 81 9ooen. Gin Ser5idlo9 bette
ieinem 2ebcn elm Gnoe gemadt. Bulb
orbeitete nit elmer al5nbI onoerer
M1nner nuf oemE rabmen mo Iohte,
oils Der Mobliieg Der Republitoner
beiproden ipir0e, laltt ouf. Sm nGd)-
item Au0enblide ionf er lebloS 81
@ooen. Sein &eidnom purbc in
ieine @obnun9 geihafft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10
StaOt Baltimore.
Gas @cttcr.

sir N}urnlono mo Den 0iitritt
Columbia 9tcgen un0 fiiblerea WCts
ter lmO frii6c uorooitlihe Minoe.
Ter b0hitc Ebcrntometeritono luor
81 @raO INN , llbr Na6mittoQS.
Ger nic0rigite Recommendations
mar y @ruo lmt $50 Wtorqcna.
Miittlcrcr Noromcterltono 1892.
Ger uiroriqitc Recommendations
Der lcBtcu 81 Stumocn in nudfol.
qenOcn StGotcn mar, mie foIqt: Gait
port n, 4ortlonO -, Bolton 80, 9ll.
bonp 2S, Ncp. PORT 40, Ybilo0elpbia
40, 9ltlontic.Gitp 80, gSoibinqton 40,
9toriolf IS, &ottcroS %, Charlotte
A. @iuminaton -, GbnrIeiton "a,
Souomob -, ~&odionpiue 56, Supi-
fer 56, Sen Neit 66, gltlontu 4S,
WontQomCrn IS, NcmsS Orleans 56,
Eolcitinc 80, @olpeItou IS. Corpus
Ghriiti -. Mcmpbi5 Is, Cincinnati
3S, Fltt@bur0 36, N9lucgo y, 9tts
iolo 32, GlcpcIono 10, Detroit 81,
Nlpcnn b. W}orQuctte -, Green Ban
81, Chicago 3S, QuIutb 26, ct. Eoul
IS, ct. SouiS 10, aanioa-Gitp 3S.
Omobo IS, @uron 26, 9iSnlord %,
gSiuiiton 81, Soprc 30, Selcuu 80,
Solt Sofc GitD 3G, 0cnper 81, Nort6
@Iattc b, 0o0ge,Gitu 40, Nnlori0o
~ mo Sos NltgeIc9 56.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10
0Onncritoa, Den 10. Nuucmbcr 1904,
llnterhaItnnas . g3caluciicr.

nWluitt Ntabrmic," - Gleic @o6e, ISLE
OF SpiCc".
a0Baic'9 26ratcr." Sicc 28o6c: Gar
men.
n0cnionH beusSGcntCr." - 9tde &ote;
nNu IEco0iUQ bells for ger.
uI0rO's EpCrnbauS," - 8icie gSoDe: "L0s
&irRtUiuu".
,WlnrBtauo'T1tNtrt - Sicie &ote: tdgli6
BipCi BduocUilC lUritclllrnAen.
yAToiturium," Nieic 2Sohe, n9tuil1ilA
r@luncn's 50catcr." els etcfc g3ode: o1De
GuIlb g&iir".
,WiarplauO 5ude0 GluD. " - gSettreHucu bonn
b. bis T.. y,ourWber 81 ElWltcu.
yWciuunUCrCtH 6rubtuii." WIttiipob, ben
@. J'opcmbrr. Concert lnb Nau in ocr Ser
mania WtiUHcrhut sale.
yDip5nrtsNinUucrdur," - WioUtHg. ben ID.
GupcmuCr, Observation-Disclosures mo Idr5fritl5'
bCu In Der aGubDray uCCIHI- sale.
SiUcitCe Ycdbuon-~ iCcitnl am Greitag, ben II.
gubCWbCy. 4 ubr giuhWlttugS.
!. OCHtimc rel 81. sScmeinoe. -
Wltltpph mo 0uHlcriidA QroBcS IultcrH+Sou
per tm SOuHiuuaihu!rEuiulc
TraucuUcrCiu Der cu.slntb. ct. Wnttbdis8c,
mcinOc. 0cute uuO Wluracu gluitcru copper
inn Edulbuuic orr NcnctHoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10


Plus pcrihieocncn 0iitriften, mel
de por 5mci Sabren 0emofratiid)e
0%tcbrbeiten ab9obeH, iiuO nod tcinc
9eridte cingeluufeL uuo ca lGBt iid
nit Siderbeit omncbmcn, ooB Die
Wtebrbeit OeS @rn. Smith nod mebr
omDofien miro.
Ger republifonii6c GrO-
rut d. i'm h item Con.
grcB 0iitrift.
GumberIun0, 9. Nopcmber.
80 Su Nlcgonp Gountp blicb ooS
&otum fir Die GorgreB Gonoiooten
in beioeu &arteien nm 400 gegen oie
Yr0iioenti6aitS = Gonoiooten 5ltriid.
@r. Geo. q. Yeorre, Der reprblifas
niide GonoiOot fir GongreB, meIder
undergraduate lpuroe, erflGrte beltte,
ooB er min0eitenS 5000 Stimmen
iiber ieinen oemofratiid en @egner
Solution BON Montgomeru = County
erbolten babe. Had ben bisber eilt.
geIollfenen @eridteu mur0en fol-
Genbc ElllroIitdten 5uiommengeItellt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

9us ct. Morp'5 Gountp logcI
nod feline bcitimmten 9eri6tc Dor,
bod lit baielbit oas republifoniidc
Sifet ebentaaS iiegreid gepeicn.
Sier3u fon1men Die 1900 Stimmelt
Mebrbeit fiir Willoo in Den orci ItG0.
tiihcn @oro5.
garter gem inut in Gar.
" cit NJ / II it CT, 8. Gouem6er.-
Dos geiummte &otWn Ocs GouutuS
tonntc bis beute nod uidt erlonqt
wcrocn, bod ltebt 10 DieI felt, ooB
6r. &orfer cine Me6r6eit ii6cr
Hooicpelt crIongt bat. 0e5glcifen
bat ser 9(htb. 5. j. Is. Gnlbott cine
Wfebrbeit erbaltcn.
Die Situation i'm crItcn
Oiitrift.
Ni0gcln 8. Nopember. - Ger
bier mo6nct0c Ocn1otratii6c Con-
greB Gonoioot ertlGrte belrte, oaB
cr nit minoeiteuS 800 Stimmcn
M}cbrbeit iibcr ieineu rcpublitonis
idcn @eguer erluGblt mor0eu iei.
Na6 ietnen 2lnguben boben Die in
Dem eriten 0tItritt liegcnoeu Gouns
ties iolgenoe Webr6eiteu obgeQeben:
~ u.
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pie @O6trutG eimseOammt.
Srci 9cmOfrdtcn in WarBlnHO in
Den GOn9rCf %gciudBIt.

Stimmcn. - Nic man sic rcpll.
6lifouiiHc @ohihttb in O}orgs
luuO gu crfIdrcn pcriudt. -
Ca9 9}ciultat ans ocn Counties
nod ni6t politduoig. - Der ne.
publitaucr Sodion mill Dem Dc.
mofrotu Smith Sen Sit bonn
crIlcn Ciitritt itreitig madcu. -
nllnclc Bill" ioQ iibcr $4,000
iiir Die Gompoane ouSgcgcbcn
bu6cl. Sic6cn Counties am
0iulicr aobcn oemotrotiidc
Wicbrbeiten o6. - GougrcBmit.
GlieO @odtcr bc8Iiidpiini6t.
9to6 Sen Gcbtcn 9erid)ten gie6t Ser
Stoot WfarDlonO, lpie i6on geIteru
I'M n0eutid)eu Gorreipouoentcn" an
%gcoUItet, cine replblitoniide Webr.
belt bon umgeiGbr $500 Stimmeu ub,
mcnn uQc 9erid)te aus Sen entfcruten
Counties eingeluuien iein mer0en.
Sin Croft lit 0en 0cmofrnten o6er
oDdJ acbliebcn; tic bo6cn nGmli6 6rci
GongreBmitglieoer ~unItott 5mci, mic
biSbcr, Qcmomeu. Die uelleitcu @e.
rid)tc 3ci0cuL ooB i'm eritcn 0iitritt,
iueIdcr aus 0en Counties am Dit
lliCr beitebt, Ser ocmotrutiide Gons
0i0ot SbomoS u. Smitb Den rcpubli.
tuniihcn Gunoionten Mm. $. Sad.
ion nit elmer Wtcbrbcit bon lt1gef0br
$50 Stimmcn beiiPgt bat. Die amt.
liden 8eri6tc aus iencn Counties
limo ober ebcninQS nod ltid)t etngea
%luttierL 0oG bofit man, Dob Den or.
rllpten WctboOen Der Hepltblifaner
in iclem Gbcile OeS StooteS cn0lih
einnlul einc 9tieoerloge bereitet NOR
sen lit. IS beiBt, 0ob Die HepubIi.
forer BORT $4,000 auSgegeben bu-
ben ioaen, pGbrenb Der oemofrati-
ife Gon6iOot ollf ieine duBerit be.
idrGnften Mlittel ongenieieu mar.
ESn 5meiten 0iitrift bot ser N6tb.
s. SreO. s. Eolbott Den Repnblifo-
ner Robert Garrett nit ungeidbr
1900 Stimmen beiie9t.
&m oritten 0iitrift gelpom Sr.
Grouf &. @ad)tcr, ser HepltbIitoner,
nit itber 2000 StimmGn Vtebrbeit
iiber Den 0cnofrotcn See Q. Weper.
,5m piertcn 0iItrift iiegte StuatS.
Senator Sobn Sill, inn, NIT iiber
1850 Stimmen Webrbeit iiber oos
republifoniidc StaotratbSmit9lie0
Mm. Is. Smith.
ESm ~fiiniten 9iitritt ii6erIteigt Ole
Wtebrbeit ocs repubIitoniihen Gons
qreBmitglie0cS Sp6nep e. Whloo oie
3iifer 5000; iein bemotrotii6er@egs
ner mar Or, Sill.
rSm ieditcn 0iItritt bat oo8 Son.
0reBmitglico Geo. u. Ycorrc cine
Wtebrbeit Don ilbcr 1000 Stimmcll
crbdlten. Sem Oemofrotiihcr @eg.
ner mar OoS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MaltGr u. So6nion. 9dr MontQos
nerp . Gountp gob in oielem 81.
thrift cine ocmotrotiihc Wicbrbcit al.
Die Hcpublitnner in 0en Counties
lua9cn eS trob Der euormcnS lmmen
melde lie fir iuegole 3mede mtSgc-
geben baben, oen 0cmotrnten Oor5ll.
merfcn, Dob lie lih Nctrii9crcicn 81
SduIoen fommen lieBcn.
OaS 8otum fir Ole YrGiiocnt.
idofts = Ganoiooten i'm Stootc cr.
gob nad) ben porliegenoen 8erittcn,
Die nber nod nidt oan5 uollit0uOiQ
iinb, iolgenoe 0feDrbeiten III 0cu Elm.
5elnen Counties;
RoofepeIt Barrier
Nllegan0 ........ 1868 $3.50.
Nme Nrllnoel ..... 73 ....
Baltimore Staot e. -. 4l2
Baltimore > Golntp. 49,. 1000
Galpert ........ 3Oo 49,.
OuIlllIG o., u, W
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Sill Il d. t.

Stoots.S enator Sobn Gill, jun,
tuelder I'M 4. GongreBoiitrift erpGtlt
ipuroe, Iogte geitern, er babe cine 70
groBe Wsbrbeit nidt erfportet, aber
oos oemotrotiide Magemeinpotum it
Morplono babe i'm tief enttGiliGt.
@r oitBerte iebod Die gniitt, eob
Wfnrplono nod eben 10 oennofrotiid,
lel, ais fritber, uno Dos &otum nid,t
nlioeitte, mie oos Golf iiber Die Reaers
froge Oenfe.
Snann nermettete iein
mint.
Sberit Sberlod Snonn, Sorliscr
Der Sronoolltrifts Gommiiiion, luor
geltern Die 3ielideibe Der @itboloe
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BarfCr's Bluraliidt in 1904. 37t.
DtcHinIeO's Rlurnlitdi IN 1900. G906.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
The Right Sort of Clothing
Fer Men, Y0uths and Boys
Market street.

You are going contrary ths tnes,' said manu-
acuer other day Every other clothing merchant is
asking make my clothing cheaper, while you
asking me make it better
This is true almost everywhere today-there is ten
dency make clothing that looks WELL that will sell its
appearance onythe manufacturer tailor caring little how
it will wear.
We were showing man quite recently the inside Of
of our coats how close the stitches were the collar
and lapel how carefully this part of the coat shaped;
how the stays put on etc. and he asked quite natur
ally, But how much do the people know about this?
They know very little of the details; but they do know
that the John Wanamaker clothing wears WE'LL and if those
stitches and stays were not there and the clothing not
all WOOL they would know it soon enough.
IN bopS cokiHg we are not quite so strict in having the
clothes made up fine for children do not require it, but
we always have a-Wool and strong seams.
Easter styles are ready in mems clothing, youths cloth
ing or young men, A. 16 and Is years. and growing boys
of all ages vet in short trousers
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Dainty White Goats for
Little Folks
(Baby Store, second floor

Every sort of pretty coat
the best fashion-makers could
think of seems tohave march
ed into the Baby Store waiting
for some pretty little young
ster to come own it.
But the white coats seem
fittest for Easter, and we have
dozens and dozens of pretty
ones in all sorts of materials,
from Bedford cord up to VAL
enciennes lace made up over
silk.
The Bedford cord coats are SER
viceable affairs, lined with sateen,
trimmed with ribbon, braid or lace.
There are soft, dainty little coats
of China silk and etamines-in
fact, all seasonable materials. The
prices run from s2.75, by little
jumps to s95, and they come in 1
and 2-year sizes.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Little Miss Philadelphia
May Choose Her
Spring Hat

Second floor, off the Green SALON.
today from among dozens of
new models.
The Wanamaker' sailor
($S) is one ofthe prettiestthings
ever brought out for young
girls. 1t is of mixed straw
with a rolling brim and a
white leather belt around the
crown, slashed up to let a
band of velvet run through
and tie in a saucy bow in
front.
If one schoolgirl wears it,
we know all her friends will
be after the same thing.
For half-grown girls, there
are the Vienna ouung hats,
So to $40.
For children of five and six,
big, floppy hats of straw and
lace, flowers and ribbon
Something for everyone
no two alike.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Cl0thing for BOYS
Sailor suits, SO to SO.


About 200 styles, serge, cheviot, crash,
flannel, cashmere handsome looking
and so made that they will retain their
good looks under conditions of hard wear.
3 10 l2-year sizes.
Russian suits, s4 to $3.50.
Doublebreasted suits. S4 TO S15-the
kinds at S. to $3.50 are In largest variety
and most popular.
Norfolk suits, pleats to shoul-
ders, 50 to s15.
Refers, "a to s1O-the special
red golf REFER and sailor cap, EN-.
broidered ohevrons and cap band,
$3.50.
Top coats, 1915 to SIS.
Odd trousers, 75c to $3.50.
Wash blouses, soc 10 $3.50.
The BOYS fo-meaSure store Is
making linen regulation sailor suits
at So, and blue linen at $3.50
$3.50 less price than equal suits in
other to-order stores.
The linen Is the cold-dyed, yarn-oolored
fabrlc-the exact shade that many moth
ers are seeking, but which is hard to find
lit requires a peculiar flax, as well as the
most sl<ilful colonng to get the exact tint
and an unimpaired linen at the same time;
ON the Main Aisle, Market street,
are: "a
250 blue serge sailor suits, SO worth S4 4
275 Regulation suits $3.50, blue se3
and fancy cheviots, worth IS to $500
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Today

we are giving our boys and
girls a chance to show to
the public school children
of Philadelphia what they
can do in music-the or
chestra, the bugleand drum
corps and the various
choruses will be here, both
in the Arcade and in the
fourth floor Art Gallery.
In the Arcade, at9o'clock
sharp, the girls and the
boys will each sing a chorus.
The other music on the
fourth floor begins at 10 in
the morning and 3 in the
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
fkaadsshia. March 90. 1909
6 0 0 d M 0 Ornins
Wealber i0dap lar
Sl0ns doses at $50.

How would you like to
be one of these boys )?
They are part of our store
family and are enjoying life
at camp.
A few other pictures on
the page give other scenes
from camp life.
We try to develop our
boys and girls here in the
store evenly, as a healthy
child should grow-a little
work, a little study, a little
play.
The younger boys and
girls 90 to school twice a
a week at 7.30 each morn
ing; the oder boys in the
evening at 6.10, after they
have had supper in the
Dairy.
A regular course of COM
mercial instruction is laid
out, and there is a very
competent faculty.
Part of the school time is
given up to gymnasium
work and drill.
During the day they are
engaged with their various
duties around the store.
During the summer they
are sent to camp-some
healthful place by the sea.
Thisisthe innerlife of the
store that few people, except
the mothers and fathers Of
the boys, know anything
about.
Along with the other
studies, music is taught.
There is a glee club, orches-
ira, mandolin club, a band,
a bugle and drum corps
and a year or SO ago when
the bugle and drum corps
marched with the various
boys brigades of the city
they were spoken of as the
best organization of its
kind.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
A Different Easter WALKING
Su1t
@llit
59,d0l M tl1sI00Ts'N

Yes ii lis ere.ty 1ieto stoae HoWadsys provided
you come 10 tae rg1 store
These exclusive novelty suits cue Auc m)le uouole
TO prepare but it is worth While M out SEQ es women
each with an entirely dferen mode. Like going 10 a
tailor and having suit male especially fol you with the
promise of no dupicalesl
the cloths imp for foreign makers
know tweeds and stripes and little checked mate
anybody the wor And tweds and stripes and
clear ne thing for walk ng-epgth
Only medium szes34 SO and 3Sand many delightful little
bouses and Eons and kinds OF skirts choose from there
a suits s25 S65
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
The Wanamaker Store
The NWanamaksr Store
Hardy Holland Rose-Bushes
(BaenenU


Grown for our seing by the mostet2er rosecuturss.
15- singlv fol 25c sL2j dozen
l. week ll5er than u5lu anlO lacenea Of rose
selling due tle co ltnuei wenher But bushes
are ready for Planting ou
The Mane root stalks on whchthese roses are grated
furnish sire lgth and vgor to the'panS
Plant them with the graft an inch below the surface and
you'll have luxlant growth and beautiful flowers when the
summer days come.
not ready to st the beds dig hole place
the together ground until plant DO not put
bushes in the car Directions for planting with each purchase
These kinds ready this morning
General Observation-Disclosures scarlet rs ofted dOysHs-
crimson. chai. Hal
La Fnnce-hght ~'.'' Su' fI' 'o5Ne' -, ~
ana ntho-d TOT Hh Oues ana
Brunner-chery spare
Neyon--deep Tose o selections Sl25
Cioire Didn-aWn ly.t..5 49,.
Jules MagOdn-carmine i4ON"'" Fs"'"o
Mrs. John al gsof pink. Rhododendrons, 45c
-dee
AZaea Ponica, Soc
Chnsy-decae Hesh Box bushes, Boo.
center Magnoias S5c.
Crimson Ramber-rapd climber red Conifas,
flower free bio Cedars 6Oc.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
SIS Goats and Dresses
for Girls
se.ond aoor, ChestnuI slreeN

Just in, ready for Easter a
lot of pretty little shepherd
check dresses in blue-and-
white and blacl<-and-White.
They are made in the straight
one-piece Russian style with box
pleats back and 'front.'. a neat little
trimming OF braid on the collars
and cuffs, andblue or black leather
belt 10 match s5 ior II year size.
7hs 1oqis are little tweed
REFERS in brown and gray
tones. They have gold butt
tons and chevFon on the
sleeves and are lined, s.. 4
to l6-year sizes.
Both coats and dresses, as you
can see at half a glance. are worth
a half more, but we nave been
planning them as an Easter sur
prise for the young people.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Go-Carts That Wear
Fourth loor

and spare the baby every pos
sible jolt-$l2 instead Of SO.
They have firm, closely woven
reed bodies as durable as th,y are
good-looking, porcelain handles,
green gears, good rubber tires,
and adjustments to give baby all
sorts OF comfortable positions.
Such recommendations will
send every mother in need OF
a go-cart scunying after one
for this lot won't last long.
Nothing sets the roses to
blooming in a baby's cheeks
like daily outings in a COM
Portable, easy-running go-cart
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Gze Merrill Piano. $265
lThlfd floor, Chestnut street.

lInlu Nhesnut sUeet
Coming from musical Boston, from an old, established
and honoed firm, the Merrill is piano OF which no one
ever thinks OF asking: is itTelabeS
It is well and favoraby known in Philadelphia, and
until took hold OF about year ago was sold at $3.50
That is, $3.50 the asking price If you were good
haggr perhaps you able to get for 10 per cent less
Our prcs is $265-and it is fixed
This lowering Of the price does not mean that the
Merrill has been chapened for. as ter of fact the
case with all standard pianos is Better today than ever
the result of competition it means simply that are
selling panos as we sell any other class of merchandise
simply with a fair profit added to the original cost
Placing the Merrill siie By side cht other pianos ii 5cW
rank better haH am piano e marke TO-DAY sold regularly
la $500 or less
Pay by the month you choose the only extras being interest
PER such time as is actually taken in payment
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Yo1rng Men S Suffs

Not mems suits made smaller, but the
graceful patterns for slender young men,
and all the good tailoring that is put into
our mems clothing-youthful looking and
stylish suits. $500 to $50; mixed cheviots,
plain blue and black eheviots, single and
double-breasted.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
April Shower Goats fer
Women
Second floor Ch.stnpt street

Second floor Chestnut street
1t was a Paris mode with
a wee bit OF the 1890 spirit
about it thatinspired our auto
mobile coat-$25.
The shoulders are long, the coat
hangs straight and loose. and wide
straps run up the side seams across
the top Of the sleeve and down the
front again. Oxford, olive AM
tan.
Other coats, English to the
backbone.
English clothS-made up in the
newest English fashion, with an
inverted pleat down the back, d
belt, and two big up and down
pockets. Comes about 10 inches
from the ground.
Bannockburns, SIS; tweeds. 800
coverts, s23.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Men $ Nesliee Shirts. Soc
Main Aiele Market etreeN

Pretty and very desirable
styles of unusual quality
madras; made up over our
own patterns with excellent
work throughout.
They are better shirts than
we can usually get to sell at
this price, and a chance that
will not be likely soon after
this lot is gone.
Cuffs with each shirt.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Men S Neckwear, 25c
(Main Aisle, Market street.

Popular four-in-hands made
from silks usually put in the
half-dollar Scarfs.
Gray effects which are so much
liked for spring wear; some darker;
varied enough to suit all tastes.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Those Pretty White
Lawn Shirtwaists
Main AlseI

MAN AlS.el
with the embroidered fronts
have come again-good news
for the many disappointed in
not getting them.
S1.50 worth $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
China Closets

Mahogany, with wood shelves, glass
back, bent glass ends and door, S3s usu-
ally 500.
Mahogany, with glass shelves and back,
bent glass ends and door, S57 usually $50.
Golden oak, with glass shelves and
door, bent glass ends, SIS usually $40.
Golden oak, with wood shelves and
mirror back, glass ends and door, S38
usually S4s.,
Golden oak, with glass shelves and
mirror back, bent glass ends and door,
$40 usually s5S.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Fagcp Mixed SHtts

Cheviots and worsted, single and dou-
ble-breasted, SO 10 $50; the. largest col
lection of new and pretty styles IS IN the
$l5 grade-remarkable enough to be
worthy the Anniversary month, and we
doubtif YOU can match any OF these else
where for So above our price.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
German Razors, Soc

lbdSemcIlI
Another lot of fifty dozen,
made by the best maker in
Germany-the last there are
to be had of this kind.
The last lot Of these razors,
100 dozen, SO razors for SOC,
lasted two days.
Full hollow ground blades tangs
with celluloid, a few with
pearl-the biggest half-dollar's
worth Of razors we know.
Evening journal., 1904-03-26

For little boys and girls there
are large colored eggs OF sugar or
chocolate, &c and &C each; larger
eggs, made of paper or silk, to hold
bonbons in, sc TO 80; candy chick
ems, &c, and sugar birds eggs by
the pound, 20c. and 25c.
For bigger children there are
pretty bisque figures TO hold candy,
15c to $3.50; satin boxes to per-
Evening journal., 1904-03-26
Blae and Black Suits

Unfinished worsted and Thibet cloths
are the most popular as well as service
able blaeks-single and doubls-bfeasted
styles, $40 to S25.
Ask to see the new cut, blue or black,
unfinished worsted or Thibet double.
breasted coat, Sl5; the build will appeal
especially to Young men.