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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-03-12

MRS. wIHsLows SOOTHING sYRUr fSr
Children teefkiEE; sOfltns tbe guns, reduces IL
HANNA ton. sisys paia, cures Wild eoie. -
cents bottle.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-03-12

stain the hands or spot the kettle. ex-
cept green and purple.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-03-12

There are $3OO.OO0O 900 worth Of
English money invested 10 submarine
ga bies
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-03-12

-JsIs 4, excluding Formosa. has a pop.
ulation 10000, 900
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Girls Goats

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
The Girls Shop. Oct. III.
Very popular with girls of IA,
16, Is, is a three-quarter
Box CoCsrt Coat
The pockets on the front, the
shaped belt at the back, thetailored
buttons, give it an air out of the
common; S14.
Full Of simple grace is
Nsw Rainc0at
that has come. 1t is of fine brown
broadcloth, heavy, tightly twisted
black serge, and covert cloth in
greenish and tan tones. Graceful
lines and outlines lie in the box
pleats back and front, and the
coll arless effect about the neck.
S16.5O.
All these pretty new things fit
small women as well.
Second hoor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Supple Silks
All the Rage
For the K0lNmiHoHs Folds in
the Nel0 COINS
IspseIaI 70 ths WanamaIlef Head

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
SHk Store. oct II.
Because OF the fulness insleeves
and skirts this fall, it is necessary
that silks should be soft and supple
and that makes the silks all the
more charming.
Messaiirs glaze is as soft as the
leaf Of a rose and ohangeable in
color, 81, s1.25, $3.50. -i"@
ChameieoHgIace, with three tones
blended into one, s1.25 yard.
Chiffon jailie "a round corded
silk in mousseline finish, 81. 81. %.
LoRiSine silks, soc and 81,
Fancy sHks, warp prints, 75c tc
50.
Liberty Tigowax, s1.25 yard.
Rajah silks, S1.25-all colors,
including the new onion, leather
terra-cotta, etc.
(Aisle 5--wesO
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Women Easily
Suited Today
$25 mn Secure an Exact
Copp OF a $49 Satt
Especial to the Wsnamaker Herald

Especial to the Wsnamaker Herald
Costume Salon, end floor. Oct. III.
Twenty copies Of S42 tailored
suits have just arrived.
How the tailor copied them so
we'll in material and style for s25
is still mystery.
The broadcloth from which they
are made is smooth and lustrous
and comes in black, blue and the
very fashionable brown.
Fancy vests give a decided
"air" to the long tight-fitting coats.
AS for the skirts, they are works
Of art--twenty-one cores fitted
together to give the right flare
around the foot.
(Second floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
How to Run a
Model Kitchen
Easy, YOu Sqy, N(heN Yoa
Haze a Model KacheN TO
RaN-ThafS S The Point

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
HoHsefnrnishiags Store, October II.
The basement is full of thou
sands of housekeeping helps, and
women can learn in a half day
what a model kitchen should be
furnished with.
Clever labor-saving inventions
are cropping up frequently-al-
ways on display here (when
worthy as soon as they appear.
The latest to come is an
Egg and Cream W/kib, 15o
Small enough to fit into a cup; whips
the white OF an egg in thirty seconds
stiff enough 10 turn upside down; easy
to operate. A good, simple cream whip
also.
About a thousand
Small Rubber Mats
have arrived, at prices 10 make home
keepers hurry after them-1sc, 2Oc, 25e
and s5c, worth from Doc to 65c; round,
star-shaped, oetagonal, some plain, some
with fancy designs. They save carpets
in numberless ways.
Il Me0C Bread Sheer 70 '''
cuts the bread or cake any thickness de-
sired. 81.
The Taylor Ash Sitter
saves one fourth Of the coal bill, and
does it so easily it is like finding money.
81 to So.
Baking Cakes
without greasing the griddle, cooking
rice dry without burning, point to a new,
bright era Of cool<lng-the age Of alumi.
mum.
Taste the coffee that is made in the
one-minute pot to know how good it IS
The Ne1O Coffee Pot
that does the trick; 5oc to sI.4O.
Good, nutritious homemade bread car
be in every home when an
Easy-W/vking Bread Maker
does all the troublesome. kneading In ;
few mlnutes-stirs cake, too, more easil,
and quickly than the old way. 50 an,
$3.50.
Leftovers are palatable after they ar
run through
Il Meat Chopper
Grinds up dry bread and crackers, to-
saves money in many ways. 75c I
1925.
(Basement
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Distinguished
Black Goods
The Kijid Frequently Seen in
Fashionable Circles
Especial to the Wsnamaksr Herald

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Drsss-Goods Section. oct. II.
Among the distinguished family
Of Black Dress-Goods are several
whose faces are becoming we'll
known to Philadelphians, as they
"go out" constantly in the exclu-
5ive society circles.
The ersbss, Of silk and wool,
deserve first mention, because they
are so graceful. 75c 10 $3.50 yard.
Their cousins, the EoiisnneS,
have the reputation OF being quite
as beautiful. 81. 25 to 1925 yard.
1t is possible to see your rings
through chiffon cloths, and yet it is
the deepest and richest black that
can be imagined. s1.25 to 50.
POLES, between 371sc and 1925,
take in every weave from fine,
close meshes up TO coarse London
wines.
On the street, in the house, al
receptions and wherever black is
permissible, they are to be seen
moving through the crowds with
the consciousness of being vel
dressed.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Landed Here Yesterday
Fifty Rich M0SuI Rugs
Persian, Turkish, Caucasian and Arabian
as s Pecularities Bent in One
[speelaI 10 the Wanamaker n a HeraIdl
Oriental Rug Store, oct. II.

f~'fT-T" fN''6 Df~fNl HNI~fH = -
Mosul, central city of Mesopo-
tamia. and chief-rug market of the
kurdish and other nomadic tribes
wandering between the Tigris and
the Euphrates, sends us a bale Of
fifty hearth-size rugs.
Their peculiarity is-that coming
from land held in turn BY Assy-
rians, Babylohians, Persians.
Greeks, Romans. Arabs and Turks,
they show something Of the influ-
ence of each IN their designs and
and colorings.
The wool is silky and fine, the
colors exaemelyFieh, most Of them
are closely woven and allare fin
ished with a fringe but there is
so much diversity of form and col
oring that in looking over this bale
one continually comes across rugs
that are widely different to any
one has aeen before, t
The prices. range from $50 tc
800, but average between S3o
and $40.
fOI.-t.f D.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
II So Shoe for WI0men
Thai Set a Nez0 Stand0Yd
Wanamaker-Reliable, Which is Better Made
Than Many $3.50 Shoes

it makes other $3.50 shoes worth
less than $3.50.
In first planning these Wara-
maker Reliable shoes we studied
the best ss.5 so shoes on the mar
ket and made up our specifications
to excel them. Higher grade
leather, better workmanship, more
comfortable and shapely lasts.
It is not chance, but planning
that makes them so good.
All the popular feathers are
made up in the Wansmaker-
Reliable, and there are over 80
different styles.
Thlrteenth)
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
United Americans.

At the meeting OF Antietam Temple,
No. order OF United Americans consid-
cradle business was transacted. Worthy
Grand Inspector Medire OF Philadelphia,
and Inspector Beaumont OF Chester were
present and delivered addresses. The
Temple is In excellent condition at pres
ent and the membership is rapidly in
creasing After the BUSINESS session ice
cream and cake were served among the
members.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Small Waists
the Fashion
W>tNter GoUns Must Be Fitted
Oyer the NeI0 CorsetS
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Paris Corset Salon, Ocf. II.

lSlCNldA " NlC W oiihihdhNt AtNiMAl
Paris Corset Salon, Oct. IL.
Everybody is rushing in to be
fitted with graceful, small-waisted
Lillian corsets, although the fash
ion was originally Intended only
for slender women. ~ III
Fortunately for comfort, the
straight front has been Kept. But
the cores and bones now run away
from the front, giving sharp taper
in at the waist and more curve
over the hips and in the back,
A Lillian Of fine, plain white coutil
with the taperlng waist and long hips
may be had for So.
Another model costs $l0-or made OIL
pretty broche, SIS.
Still another Of fowered bauste TO
$3.50. And a beautiful laoe-trimmeC
Lillian, heavily boned, for SO. sn1
Corset Salon, second iloon Qeis
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
A Year of the
Century" $I.75
Bound Volumes of The Cen
tVty Magazine for 1908
MolO Ready
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Book Store, Oct. II.

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Book Store, Oct. II.
"Out today"-as the publishers
say. Two large volumes, over
1900 pages, bound in gilt cloth.
A partial list of contents reads
as follows:
Lovey Mary, by Alice Hogan Rice.
and The Yellow Van, by Richard Whit
ing, complete, and many other stories
and poems, by David Gray. Annie Eel
lows Johnston, Amos R. Wells, Elizabeth
Cherry Waltz, Ray Stannard Baker,
Eden Phillpotts, Ruth McEnery Stuart.
Baroness Won Hutten, Josephine DaS
kan, John Burroughs.
Edition IS Limited
last year many people were
disappointed in notseouring a copy
because the edition was limited
and lthey did not order early
enough.
Thirteenth street,
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
LANe .MeqIigee

l25-commerce and DOCK, s. WA
mington.
l2S-Pusey & Jones Co.'S Office.
igi-shallcross ana Woodlawn ave-
nues.
l32-Pusey & Jones Co. Railway.
lg4-Jackson and Shallcross avenue.
135-Elm and Van Buren.
I42-Causeway and Guthrie's Lane.
I8s-Twentieth and Market.
145--Jessup & Moore's Paper Mills.
152-Third and Jefferson.
15s-Front and Union.
154-Wskhlngton and Elliott avenze
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Linen Store, Oct. II.

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Linen Store, Oct. II.
A certain town of Germany has
been built up by the manufao-
turer Of these linens. It is in
reality a community of workers"
where every man and woman
seems happy in the daily work
before them. Lives well, works
well, an ideal combination for
turning out the best Of anything.
And so it works out in practice
the linens are the finest Of their
grade. You see them in the finest
hotels of Europe.
Until this year they could be
secured only from the manufac-
turer's agent in New York. Now
we are importing them direct-and
orr retail prices are about the uhoie-
sale price Of the NeU York agent.
A new shipment Of % huge
cases. 14,s pounds of solid flax,
has just arrived on the steamer
Afcadia.
The news is interesting tc
private families, hotel and restau
rant managers.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
KNIGHTS Of Malta.

Several members OF Brandywne Com
mandcry, No. 81, Knights Of Malta yes
tcrday turned out Ia body TO attend tie
funeral OF their brother William CATH
cart. The members were IN fun uniiorm.
Many Of the members went to Elan. Pa.
TO attend the funeral of one l.. II. Fray
nor. ono OF their members. ON Sunday
the members of Brandywine Commentary
and Mckinley Commundery will attend
Kingswood Church IN a body. an thos,
who intend TO attend the services are rel
ouested to meet at the rooms ut 9.i5l
o'clock Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
KNIGHTS Of Malta.

Moriel Encampment, No. 80. knights
of st. John and Malta initated four can
didatos last night and Received nine prop
ositlons. William NJ. Pyle was appointed
AS organizer for this district and viii
cndeavor to increase the membership Of
the encampment AT the meeting on Oo-
tobcr IS tho Sir knights Of the Philadel-
phia cncampments will attend the ses-
sion here IN a body 70 pay fraternd
visit to the local encampment. There Will
be an entertainment and banquet on that
evening and the visitors viii bo lavishiy
entertained while in this city.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Linen BOsons
on 75c Shirts
If YoH DoH't W(ear Size IA
You Are one Of 500
IHyited

Especial TO the Wanamaker Herald
Shirt Shop, Oct. II.
Linen bosom shirts for 75c, al.
most an unheard-of thing until a
day or so ago, will soon be a thing
OF the past. The last 800 of them
are to be on the Main Aisle today.
No IA sizes among them.
Usually you get cotton for 81.
Main Aisle, Market street.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12

e2-Sixth avenue and Duncan.
6S-Fourth and Scott.
6i-Pullman Car Works.
7l--Lanrastcr Ave. and Monroe.
,2--Fourih and Franklin.
F3---Lovering Ave. ana Scott.
112-Pennsylvania Ave. and Scott.
113-Thirteenth and Lombard.
1i4-Fifth and Washington.
1l5-Eighth and Lombard.
l16-Eighth and Washingto.
117-Eighth and French.
123-Eighth, west Of OranF
ses--r r--s - sf~~-h poad.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
odd Fellows.

Reynolds Encan,pment, No. B.. Inde-
pendent order odd Fellows last night in
stalled the following officers; Chief Patri-
arch. A. Sayers; High Priest +. c.
Pierce; Senior Warden. A. Freese;. Jun
ior Warden. Alexander Dill; Outside Sem
tlnei. A. Vaughn; Inside Sentinel, VIII
liam 3. Shakespeare; Guide. W. II. Cor
man: First Watch, j. B. Carpenter; Sec
ond Watch. H. L. Roop; Third Watch.
T. c. Appleby: Fourth Watch. II. A.
Roop; Guard OF Tent Philemma Chand-
ler
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Jr. o. U. A. M.

Members Of Eureka Council, No. 4 Jun
ior order United American Mechanics
will go 70 Newark on Thursday to par
tloipate in a celebration 70 be held there.
An The members are requested to attend
IN thar occasion, and those who win 20
to Newark arc requested 20 report at th'
meeting room on Tuesday night lh'
committee that has charge OF the affair Is
composed OF Frank Q. zebley, Walter
Clark and Louis Lemon.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Best HOtebz Of Europe
Use Linens Like These
Because Imported Direct They Are Less Costly
at the Wanamaker Store

Table-cL0AtS-
Fine quality-very satiny; full
bleached.
2x2 yards, So each
2x21S yards. 1926 and 1915 each
2x3 yards, 1916 and $3.50 each
2xs% yards, $500 and s5.25 each
2x4 yards, s. and SO each
Table HHeNS-hemmed-
Silver bleaehed. firm and sturdy. %
inches wide, zoe yard; 20 inches wide.
SOC yard.
Fine bleaehed, 2 yards wide. sl.25 and
$3.50 yard.
Napkins
Silver-bleached damask napkins.
1sxls inches, sl.25 dozen; 22x22
inches, sl.s5 dozen; 24x24 inches, 81 25
dozen.
Fine, satiny damask, full
bleached.
l6xl6 inches, 81 dozen; 2Ox2O inches.
1926 dozen; 22x22 inches, $2.75 dozen;
24x24 inches. 1926 dozen; 26x2s inches,
$3.50 and $3.50 dozen.
Table TOPS
For hotel and restaurant use.
Silyer-bleached - 36xse inches, 45e
each; ssx45 inches, 55c each.
Bleached, fine quality-S6x45 inches,
! 75c each; 45x45 inches, Csc each.
a-,vesh f
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Hepta.oph. Or S. M. N.

ON The last meeting night Of this month
Pcc.lcss concluve. Heptasophs or Seven
Wise Men VIII initiate four candidates
into their order Tho member are request
Cd to be- present on that occasion.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12

ls-Fifth aud French.
l4-Front and Poplar.
l5-Sixth and Spruce.
16-EleveIth and Church.
ll-Third and railroad avenue.
-S-Thirteenth and King.
si-Seyenth cnd Railroad avenue.
25-Second ana Shipley.
2s-Front and Justison.
25-Second and jackson.
26-Msryland avenue and Linden.
27-Delaware avenue and Dupont.
2s-Ninth ane Madison.
a1-L~---~---i -------- - el---a---
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
kninhts of PYthias.

The Uniformed Rank Company, No. /,
knights Of Pythias, had three PROPOSE
tions TO consider last night at their meet
ing rho members are attending the ses-
sions IN large numbers since the cool
weather set IN.
Members of Lincoln Lodge, No.
knights OF Pythlas. were in session but
a few minutes last night. There WIS no
business OF Importance 70 be transacted.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12

s2-Sixth and Tatnan.
si-Fuurth and Madison.
Ss-Harlan & Holllngsworth Co.
So Maryland avenue and Cedar.
4i-Warner's Wharf.
42-1ieald and Lobdcn.
43-Eighth and Brooins
45--Delaware Ave. and Van Buren.
46-Fourteenth and Walnut.
5l-Thlrteenth and Washins.oh
52-Thlrteenth and Clal mont.
GS-Second and Hswley.
64-P., B. & W. Depot
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Store Closes at $50
Especial to The Wanamaker Herald
Shoe Store, Ocf. II.

Sh0c SIOfe, Ocf. III.
have just been inspecting the
new Wanamaker-ReIiable shoes for
women, SO, freshly unpacked from
the huge cases.
They are eveH better than last year.
Last year saw by actual COM
parison, ripping open and cutting
them apart, that they were better
than any $3.50 shoes we could
lind.
This sets a Hew standard toi
Domen's Ss shoes.
II doesn't make the HlaUamaker-
Reliable worth more than SO; but
market an
Evening journal., 1904-10-12

162-Seliel & Hastings Rolling Mil
l6s-Nipth and Spruce.
164- Valdever avenue and Thatcher.
2l2-Third and Tatnal.
2l3-Fourth and Lombard.
214-Thistieth and Washington.
215-Twenty-1fth and Market.
216-Eighteenth and Brinckle avenuG
223-Tenth and Adams.
224-Vandever avenue and Pine.
225-Eleventh and Union.
226-Risirlg Sun Lane and Twentietb
231-New Castle avenue and D.
2s5-Wilnningto1 Malleable Iron Co.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
srotherhood Of Railway Trainmen.

The membefs 90 -i3randyMine Lodge,
No. 5es, Brothefhsod az Railroad Train
men Is rapidly hlafeosing.-owing TO tho
transfer Of the Piinfdelpnia aud New
York division men TO tbs city. The iodse
recently presented the Delaware. Hospital
with a check and on donation day az the
Homeopathic Hospital viii send that insti.
f,fio, "A check also
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
CITY FIRE ALARM STATIONS

S-Tenth and Orange.
6-Fifth and Adams.
6-Tenth and Walnut.
Opera House.
s-Ei yhth and Jackson
1a-Gi4x Hall
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Women's Gloves
Especial to the wsnamaker Herald
IL. H.. cl..A "a .,
tAisle 9eas0

lofN~al W NAe W ohdAudhCi IlCldldl
The Gloue Shop, Oct. II.
The Wanamaker Glove Sale
sontinues-selling out the former
stockmuch below regular prices to
make room for new patterns and
new supplies.
In Royais and Pretoria gloves
81 were $3.50 and s1.s5-there are
still all sizes in black and white.
But the sizes in colors are rapidly
breaking up, and it will not pay to
wait if it is possible to come today.
Csc were 81 and s1.25.
81 were $3.50.
(Arcade and Main Aislel
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Comfort Clothes
Some Hints Of Proper Clothing
That Nav Be Useful
aisle o-wesD

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Waist and Negiigee Shop, oct II.
The secret is be ready for the
weather. When it suddenly turn
ed warm few days ago we sent
hurry order to our shirtwsist
makers to send us some
Cool ShirtlCaists
Here today-fresh and dainty /;
linen, lawn, madras and such
stuffs.
The woman who gets the most
rest out of her few leisure moments
is the one who slips on comfort
able
Little .Megligee
It is not an expensive habit ;
dressing sacques of flannelette
printed in imitation Of French fan
mel, made with pleated beIted
back, full sleeves with cuffs, anc
gay little silk bindings, $3.50; o.
dainty cotton crepe, made kimonc
fashion, with Oriental bands, 81.
Second floor. first gallery
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Looomotiue Eiremen.

The brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men viii siva a. hail IN Turn Hal, this
evening There will undoubtedly be a
large attendance as The affairs given BY
this organization are Away Successful.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Forresters of Amerlea.

Six candidates were initiated into Court
Thomas +. Bayard Foresters of America,
az the meeting last night. There wercl
nve applications for membership present
cd for consideration.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Dauohters Of Rcd Cross.

at tbs meeting OF the Daughters of the
I,cd Cross. Two candidates were initiate
cd and those present had a pleasant So
clal evening.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
A GUARANTEED CURE FoR PILES.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Your druggist VIII refund
money II PAzO OINTMENT falls to
cure you IN 6 to IA days. soc.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Halloween Imps
to Make Sport
Some Surprising Things Come
ont Of NHtS-PHre
MT CaAdp
[speeIaI 70 the Wanamaker HeraIdl
Candy Store, Oct. II.

Candy Store, Oct. II.
Preparations for Halloween par
ties are going ahead at a great
rate. The whole place is decorated
and the counters filled with all
sorts Of cute novelties, many Of
them imported from abroad.
lmps with lantern heads, some
looking like gnarled trunks Of trees,
others made Of pumpkins or a con-
glomeration Of vegetables, all with
receptacles for candy, are the lat
est things for table decoration.
Among favops to hold nuts and
souvenirs are bowls, tenpins,
horseshoes, cocoanuts, potatoes,
buns, loaves Of bread, baskets Of
peanuts, old shoes with dogs in
them, etc. '.e a1hs
MT CaHdgh Il ksap
fSuch candy as you viii find to-
day only comes once a year.
Every Of nut is,colleeted and
combined IN great sheetsaof trans
lucent sugar, sos, a sPo31dss,' Then
there are nut blosksa a2ssiao pound ;
glace nuts, soc a po0nd, barSfilled
With nuts, soe a P8aqdSso e. E roasted
Jordon almonds 6oe,sa pound
salted nuts, all sorts, soc a pound,
except peanuts, which are 4oc a
pound ~ ~
It's paradise for big and little
chidreR.
(Basemenn
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
knlnhts Of the Golden Eaals.

chosen Friends Castle, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle, transacted only routine
business at their weekly meeting last
nisht.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
= triotio order Of Americans.

III g was a large attendance at last
nights meeting OF the Patriotic order OF
Americans. only routine business was
transacted. The society is in a flourish
ing condition.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
sons Of America.

There werf two. pronositions received
last night All the meeting ofCamp No. l3.
Patriotic 0rdcr Sons OF America. There
was & good .attendance Of the members.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12

Have you tried The Evening Jour.
naFs teiephone want ad serviee7 It's
a~Aat
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
INV II Is the Best

No other player has the Pbrasing
Lever, by means Of which the
piano keys respond to every i'm
pulse of the brain, just as the
fingers of the pianist do.
No other playerhas organ reeds,
which may be used alone or with
the piano for orchestral effects, OF
omitted entirely.
With the Angeins you can learn
in half an hour to play the piano
and play it yeH. Some knowledge
Of music is Of course desirable,
but not necessary.
The Angslas, $3.50. The An
gelHS Orchestral, with reeds, s275.
Pay by the week, month, Of
quarter if you wish.
Third floor
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
Improved order d Red Msn.

Members of Nunnta Cour CO. No. B. se-
gree Of Pocohontas last evening celebrated
the seventh anniversary OF the order. The
meeting room was prettily decorated with
cmblems symbolic ofsthe order with lan-
terms. and flowers. There was a large at
tendance OF the members and their
friends. Many OF the past chiefs Of the
tribe were present and made short ad-
dresses. When the business Of the session
had hecn. disposed 81 those present were
served with luncheon There were several
>lsitou present from Reading and il'la-
dclphia.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
GhoHaes Rugs at Unusual
Prizes

These are heavy wcolen Turkish
rugs, the kind your feet sink into
noiselessly.
Want of room has compelled US.
to re-price them. Most of them are
in soft green's, terra-cotta and other
'subdr ! colorings.
14.1 < 81 f., $50 usually Sl2o
15.9 xlo.9 IT,, Ss6. 90 usually $50
Ills x1l.4 it.. $40 usually SIO5
l2.1lxl1.s H.. S68.5O usually 500
10 * Gil it., S56.59 usually $50
1873 Kills IT,, $50 usually sl85
1O.1 x 81 IT,. $50 usually SEQ
1915 5i it,. $3.50 usually s55
e.5 CD IT,, $50 usually s4s
80 e.8 IT., $3.50 usually $50
81 X 7.iO it.; $40 usually 500
9.5 x ITO it,, s43 90 usually $50
10 xse.3 IT,, $3.50 usually 500
e.s x 81 IT., $3.50 usually $50
lS.10x IL IT., s5es50 usually ss5
9.1lx ga IT.. $3.50 usually $50
1876 K SO IT., S6s.6O usually sos
1872 x SO IT,, SEQ usually 500
1872 x $40 H.. $es. so usually ss5
IA xs.5' IT.. $7s.5O usually S11O
s.sx 90 IT., s4s.bo usually $40
tore, third floor
Evening journal., 1904-10-12

Cherokoo Tribc, No. A. Improved order
-of Rcd Men gave the warriors degree to
several candidates last night There wis
ono candidate FOR adoption and one card
on the table.
Evening journal., 1904-10-12
First and Best
The Angelus
Especial to the WanamalSer Herald

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Piano Store, oct, II.
The most important invention in
the, field of musical mechanism
within a century was the AngelHs
Piano Player.
The Wlcox g White Company,
with whom it originated, have hac
to divide sales with perhaps twenty
imitators. but they have had t.
divide honors with no one.