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The Washington times., 1904-03-21
BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND PIANO
PIAVEDE

These used planes and piano players are suit
able Tor summer homes or general use and all
are bargains
Marshall a Traver. square. only .....-..-...--Sl2
N2ehle a Co. square, worth more. $500. SD
csc Square, in good condition. ....-.....-.-s $50
Haines Bros Square, good. ..............
Weber Square, in nice condition. ............S Sos
hnahe square, good tone and action....-...S75
knabe Square, big rich, fGll ne.........Sf00
Briggs & Co. Upright, small .....-...-..- 500
Singer Mahogany Upright good. ........... sI45
SINGER, Mahogany Upright, little used. $50
Biddie, Mahogany Upright. Ike news l65
Richmond Fancy Mahogany Upright, extra. S2ls
Pianola ebonized case, I'm good condition Sl2S
PianOla eb0nized case. rented a short time. $50
Pianola, mahogany. good as nevv-.-.....,sffS
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
Nm. kRa5e &c Co., 1850 2 Sf.H.K
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The Washington times., 1904-03-21

cons. the boats, and the garden rest.
when for the space of from four TO
seven days the worm refrains from
feeding, and changes its skin.
During the rest OF its existence in the
larva stage, it is necessarily eating. and
consumes about forty times its own
weight of mulberry leaves about every
twenty-foUr hours.
Four or FIVE days later the final or
garden rest the WORMS cease feeding.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Bargains in the
Dress-Coods Bazaar
Market and Junlperl


Scotch roUeity giHghams, 10c from
40c yard.
Standard prints for skiTtuaists,
4c from 7c q yard.
DoHbis-jold dress ginghams, &C
from 10c a yard.
May and cadet blue biqve, &c
from 25c yard.
Printed dress dHek, 7c from 10c
Q yard.
This is only half the story.
The rest you must see for
yourself.
What lovely shirtwaists and
summer gowns are hidden away
in those piles of cotton remnants
for half price!
What pretty dressing sacques and
evening frocks can be made from
the all-wool challis and voile--if
you find two or three lengths Of a
kind and match them up !
1t is safe to say that smaller
prices were never seen on
dress-goods of these qualities.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Shield Of Honor.

The celebration OF the twelfth an
uiversary Of clayton Lodge. No. o.
shield of Honor. az Clayton, one OF
the strongest secret orders In Kent
county. was a decided success. Many
prominent grand lodgemen were pres
ent.
An appropriate program, empraeihs
instrumental and vocal selections ana
speeches BY several national orators
was rendered. followed by a banquet pa
Clements Hail.
During the post twelve years inc
local lodge has had in receipts SlS,4o5,-
81: has paid sick benefits of Sl,sl4.os
and death claims on the lives OF mem
bers. $500.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
DIsMANTLING SALE
CSC and soc Neckwear
East Of Arcade)

East of Arcade
If you buy half a dozen stocks
at a time-(and that will not cost
muoh)-you will always have a
fresh one to put on with clean
shirtwaist.
For thin lingerie waisfs there are
stocks OF net, lace insertion and a
bit Of embroidery, with a frill Of
lace at the top TO make them soft
and becoming. (Yes, they'll
launder D
For tailored Shirtuaists Linens
and madras-come tailored stocks
with little buttons and rings to give
them that indefnable touch Of
style that a severe thing must have
to save il.
Many have some hand-work
about them.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
GIRLS AND Old MAIDS
WRITE TO CHINESE LAD

Atlantic city. ~ J.. May 2e.-Letters
by The hundreds, an ilattefing In the
extreme ana onering congratulationsr
are pouring Ia upon Wu Chao Chow
son OF Wu Ting Fang former Chinese
Minister at Washington, on his winning
first honors IN this years graduating
class OF the Atlantic city High school
The letters come from the bachelor
girl. the old maid The business man.
and persons IN all walks Of life who
have heard that the young Chmest
student will deliver the valedictofy
address az the graduating exercises oi
June 9.
Wa Chao Chow Is very modest about
his honors ana VIII only state that h.
has changed tho subject Of his vale
dictOry address.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Talking-M Machines,
Mandolins and Violins
(Piano Store, third nooTl

Mandolins and Violins
piano Store, third hoOD
We have mandolins at scores
of prices from $1.50 to $125.
But we have a special man
dolin at $40 which we do not
think was ever equaled at the
price either for tone or ap-
pearance. Ask to see it.
VtOltHs that we brought
from Germany, extraordinary
in tone quality and beautiful
in model and color, at 81 to
$500. You can't duplicate
them elsewhere.
"Hihyfe Laydre" bawos-the ul-
innate in the banjo world-S40
and s75. Other banjos, IS to $40.
Guitars, So. 90 to $50.
AHtoharps, nefYoHomes, zitherS,
ffes, harmonious and all small
musical instruments.
Vietor DOG and Horn talk-
tHg-maohnts, $15 to $50.
Edison monographs, $40 to
$50.
Il great stock Of records for both
instruments, including the famous
"Red SeaP' records of Calve,
Caruso and other great artists.
Tfctor reeords exchanged. A
new record for an old one provided
two additional new ones are
bought.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
DlSMANTLlNG SALE
Plain White Stuffs for
Hot-Weather Under
clothes and Dresses

ALdsA VI At0duCl
The economical way to buy
material for underclothes IS
to buy it by the piece-it
saves a little in the price and
a great deal in the cutting.
The WaHamaker Ionscioth is
made especially for US, and put up
in 12-yafd pieces. Has a good soft
finish and wears splendidly. S1.15,
s1.s5, Sl.eo, s1.75, 1925 and
SO. 75 a piece.
English nainsooB is Sheerer and
finer and makes lovely froeks and
underclothes for children. BY the
12-yard Piece-s1. 55. $1.6o and
S1.75.
For women who want thin wash
dresses and shirtwaists, or under
slips for muslin gowns, there is
another little lot of 40-irch plain
gDhffe Ticforia lam for 1870 a
yard. The usual 15c quality.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
DlSMANTLING SALE
Dinner Sets, Bric-a-Brac
Umbrella Jars
fCaro,d Ncorl

Second floor
The dinner sets are a fine
quality Limoges china-$20
worth $35.
1Ol-piece sets, Including an extra large
meat dish; one Of the makers best
shapes, decoration Of graceful sprays and
beautiful pink flowers, gold handles.
(Arcade)
Of bnc-a-brac there are over
800 pieces, odds and ends,
25c to $50, worth double and
more.
Fine pieces Of Vienna, Royal Bonn,
Tettau, Flemish aud Swedish pottery.
Tepltz vases-beautiful gift pieces for
housekeepers and June brides.
main Aisle
AboHt 25 umbrella jars half price
including Royal Bonn, Austrian
and Flemish pottery-the finest
jar in the store is in the lot, be-
cause it is an odd one.
81 for the IS jars, So for $40 kind, and
so on up to $3.50 for the $50 jar.
JardiDisreS 5Oc--were $3.50.
Rich, dark colors, flower and fruit
decorations under glaze, 9'inch sizes.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
DlSMANTLING SALE
Oriental Pillows and
Couch Covers

Second floor, Thirteenth street.
Oriental embroidered pillows,
$3.50 and severe SO. so to s4. so.
Phulkara, Poona, Bagdad and other
different kinds of Eastern embroidery on
the covers; filled with down.
Summer couch coTerS--
81 and $3.50 each, without fringe.
$3.50, Sl.75. 50 and $3.50 each. fringed.
7abie-coUerS--
One yard square, soc.
~ yards square, II.
2 yards square. Sl.75.
2Ix2 yards, 1928.
2x3 yards, s2.76.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
DlSMANTLING SALE
Summer Cottons
for 12Ac
Ali. ALL.
(Main Aislel

Everybody who has been
caught by hot weather with
out a cool, little morning dress
to slip into, or something thin
and dainty to put on in the
afternoon or at night, is CON-
ing after these 12Hc cottons.
There are lawns finer than you
would expect to get at the price
in plain colors or printed designs.
Saucy little dimities with the
fine cord that is their hallmark,
running along under the sprigs
and blossoms.
Dotted swiss-embroidered in
other designs besides dots.
And batiste.
All as cool as you could wish for,
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Man Of the World.

A beautiful map, valuable for refer
ence, printed on heavy PAPER, 42x64
inches, mounted on rollers; edges bound
in cloth, showing our new island pos
sessions. The Trans-sibsrian Railway.
Pacific ocean cables, railway lines and
other features OF Japan. China, Man
ohuria. corea and the Far East. SEM
On receipt Of 25 cents in stamps by W.
y. Kniskern. p. T. NJ, chicago &
lNorth-Western R'ys Chicago, lls a2X
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
pARTII.

l-solo. n. "Bedouin Love Song" Pin
suit; b. Banderlero, Stuart, Harald
Matthews.
2-selectlon. Fortune Teller" Victor
Herbert.
s--Solo. a. "Rose After RAIN Lehman;
b. "a Summer Girl" Sagent, Miss
Idle.
4-waltz. Voice Of the Night
Charles X. Harris.
5-Quartetae. Use Gwine Back 70 Dix
ie" White.
s--Medley. Ieists, Fsds and Faaeies, j.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
IDISMANTLiNG SALE
$4,000 of TinWare for $4,000
Z RefrideratOrs. Electric Fans. Etc.
First floor, Market and Juniper

chance for housekeepers TO "s stock up" for many
to come-or rarely prices cut in two on kitchen
inware
The opportunity comes now merely because the Amer
lean Can Company is closing its Philadelphia warerooTs
and rather than ship the great stock somewhere else sold
it to us for half
The following list is merely drop in the bucket but
it hints at the prices:
Pie plates. c Water ooers-2 gallons Sl26
kettles, galons'V; o gonS e-0
Watering pots painted geen-1 qt, 80 ao '""sN " ~ e'
9c8
52c Galvanized 19e. o i5c; os lse 1
qs 2 q oo qs Ssei ~ Buckets with
qtS 45ci IL qs. olei 10 qlS
Copper $3.50, pals-4
Galvanized slOp pals-Ssc isc.
Saueepan p-1 DhPanss q 2li 10 qts 23e;
ee l0ei 2 lie; qS, l4i q zsei ~ qs ooe q
i''
The refriderators are a special lot Gust n) at
unusually low prcesan ice-chest Tor $2!5 Just the thing
to keep upstairs in the summer time Tor babys MILK grape
uice etc. ful-hedged refrigerator for 625. Other sizes
as follows:
Ice chests 'Sytlss,GsCIs- 1sS o. =. o.,.. .oo.
holding pounds of Ice 1910 Size holding 40 pounds Ice $3.50
pounds OF @ $3.50 Size holding 90 pounds Of Ice $500
The electric fans are the oscillating kind-were
lS145O-now $3.50.
Still dish washers left at 25csdvesed in the mag
aznes at $3.50
Find these things the DsmaHHing" eorner-frst floor.
Market and Juniper Other honHhgs in the easement.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
IDISMANTLIN0 S4LEl
just in-English Tennis Rackets
Strung in a New Way
(Fourth floor, Sporting Goods

WOuth GoodsI
From 7. H. Ayres, London, who builds the finest
racketS made.
The new style of stringing is to give strength
and Tesance to the center of the bowl where the ball hits
look them over and tell us your opinion
dservce
Of nfurcene ec way oc bold,
face: surgical bound reinforced jaws The DOUBLE BOUND
rack ket arre
gutb OF
in the
cal binding
In
hrm,ei nethod
Other rackets, SI.50 to S9-many weI-known and
highly esteemed kinds included.
Tennis is booming this year-aready we have sold
nearly as many racets during the entire of 1908
which is saying great deal.
Badmnton bats also made by Ayres 81; Badmnton
complete S15 Badminton into popularity with
bound season. extremely avorite England is readily
less and less perfection courts than tennis
Ayres' English tennis balls $3.50 dozen.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
PART T.

i--Overture. Light Cavalry" suppe,
Orchestra.
'The Bells" Field. .Messrs.
Lewis, Terry, Strickland, Haynes.
S-Summer ldyle, In a Shady Nook. -"
Prince.
4-Solo, Russian Nightingale Song
Alabrof, Miss Elda Idle.
ga. Anvil Chorus. III Trovatore." Ver-
di. b. sextette, Lucia, hi Larmmer-
moor" Donizetti; C. quartette. Rigo.
letto. Verdi.
6--Silver Onering.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
A NEW FEATURE.

The Evening Journal has opened a new
department Tor those who wish 10 make
use OF its classified columns. For the ben
eft OF those who are like David Harum,
and wish to swap" an exchange classi-
fcatlon will be established and those who
make use Of the classified columns are en-
titled to the insertion of an advertisement
under this heading without charge.
m,w,f-may1
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
TDISMANTLING SALE
- TDlSMANTLING SALE
A Few Dhurries at Little Prices
lSeeond loor, Market streetl

Second floor, Market street.
Firmly woven cotton rugs from India large sizes for
floors, small for table covers, medium for couches or
hangngs, and few narrow patterns for halls.
Rich brilliant colors and dull subdued nts-for summer
homes, indoors or on porcheS
Dhun 4x Dhurnes x0 IT,, ST. were sl5
#, $3.50 S13
wees16 Dhurhes,5 %O HS426 sSoV
A few more twos and threes of kind only other
sizes and in-between prices; several coors in each SIZE
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
VIII R.movc 70 euHsIo.

William C.. Pcanypacker viii shortly re-
move TO Brna.o wliere nc win engage m
business with his brother Harry Penn,
packer. They VIII establish large barrel
works ~ that city ond VIII rcsile there.
Both have a wide circle OF friends III
Wilmington who wiz rcsret TO learn o.
their departure.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
w. chattaway.

Thank Offering Missionary Service.
In Union NJ. E. Church this afternoon
at 2.sO o'clock the thank Offering anni-
versary of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Wilmington dis
trict began, Interesting reports are tc
be heard.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
ST. Louis Worlds Fair Kates via Bal
timore and Ohio r. r.

Lowest rates and best service. Three
fast express trains daily, equipped with
day coaches. Pullman sleeping parlof
dlning and observation cars. Round ;rlp
tickets, viz: Season, ssi.00. 60 days seS. .95
Is DAYS se3.25. Trains leave Wilmington
daily at SIC a. M. Il p. m, 800 y. m.
TO. tickets. sleeping car reservation.
descriptive pamphlet and fun Information
apply 10 ticket agents az city office. Water
and Market streets al Delaware avenue
station or wrife 20 IT. a. Mailer. T. p. A.
wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
DlSMANTLING SALE
Hot-Weather Clothing
for Sturdy Boys

New Entres0I, MnFket street and
Main Aisle
Wash suits and blue serge
cool.
Wash Norfolks, 1916 to S6
Wash sailor suits, Sl.50 70 $780,
Wash Russian suits, 81. 20 TO S..
Wash trousers, DOC 10 81 75.
Blue serge is the coolest as well as the
most popular wool fabric for summer
wear-suits, S. to $40 trousers, 75c.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

women S
soc a dOzen-Wsre $I.SO.
White, hemstitched, good linen.
i0c zach - pers IsHc;
would be zoe il laundered.
UulsundeTed and revefed
I2Hcea.-pSre I5c and zoe.
Fine white. hemsd'ohed.
SOC sdoh--iOsYs 81.
csc each---rsYe SOC.
Scallopsd ana embioi iered.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
CONCERT AT GRACE
Excellent Program to be Given by
Sunday School Orchestra.

Gracs Sunday school orchestra will
give its annual spring concert In the
Sunday ssohol hail this evening. COM
mencing at s o'clock. 1t will be assist
ed by Hiss Elda Idle. soprano Harold
Matthews, baritone. and the Grace
Church Quartette. The program vii
be Is folloWss
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Metal Workers.

Christiana Lodge. Iron Steel and
Tin workers of America, viii give their
annual picnic ia Bavarian Park on
Saturday. According TO the number
of tickets sold the affair is expected TO
be largely attended.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Red Men.

Lenape Tribe. l. o. r,
mgvR. - NJ. will confer the chiefs
o0Is4er degree onisix candidates
%9%s on Saturday evenins
.MS.HS It viii be the hrst ep-
pearance for the degree
team OF the tribe. 80 that much inter-
est Is being shown Ia the coming even
Usage Tribe received three proposl-
tions at last nights meeting' olle'
which the Haymakers went into ses-
sion and Initiated five candidates CIV
ing the new members rousing re-
ception and warming everybody up
generally. At the termination oi the
meeting refreshments were served.
Usage viii adopt seven paleiaces
next wednesday evening.
All the tribes in this city are max
inc preparations for the big Red Men ?
dav al Brandywine Springs on July TO-
Members Of the order and their famh-
les viii swell the crowd TO large pro-
portions and Red Men from an over
the state viii be IN attendance.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

Corset 60TsfS--.
25c. Cambhe trimmed with lace and
ribbon
60s. Nalnsook, with insertions of lace
and lace edge and ribbon.
81. Nainsook, with lace insertion, bead.
ing and ribbon.
ChsmiseS-
Soc Cambhc, round neck trimmed
with lace beading and ribbon.
MfghlgoWHS-
85e Cambric, yoke with clusters Of
tucks, neck and sleeves trimmed with
hemsdtched ruifle.
75c. Cambhc, yoke Of hemstitched
tueks; also yoke OF embroidery insertion
and hemstitched tucks.
Soc Nainsooll, low round neck and
shor sleeves trimmed with hemstitehed
bands; also cambnc. round neck with
embroidery and hemsttched ruffle.
ST. Cambrlc, square neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery.
fl25. Square neck, Trimmed with en-
broldery and lace insertion, beading, rib
boa and lace.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
sh.nh.ra. q esthlshsnl.

Welcome Lodge. shepherds OF he,h-
,eh,,,. rave a strawberry and ice
cre.n festival I'm Temple Hail. Eighth
and Orange streets, last evening, ne..
was a large attendance despite tne @ ny.
weather. many Of the visitors oe'ns
ladies.
The committee On charge cens's.ee ~
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Hanson, MIS- Ashos
and Mrs. Bennett.
Several candidates viii be initiates
az the meeting on next WEDNESDAY
evening.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Heptasophs

william Mckinley Conclave Hepta-
sophs or s. w. NJ, had one candidate
for the second and two for the hrsl
cegrce last evening.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
A o. u. w.

Grand Master Workman +. +. Kane
Of the A. o. u. w. and the degree stan
OF Wilmington Lodge win pay visit
20 Industry Lodge, New Castle. this
evening.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
TDIsMANTLiNG SALE
DIsMANTLNG SALE
Three Interesting Chapters From
The "WOmen's Clothes Book "
Second Chestnut street,
Second floor. Chestnut street,
CHAPTER |

Cool, Summery ShirtWaist Frocks, $3.50
An odds and that been selling for s5
Worth to Ss go
Only aogether-lnen ginghams, baket-weave stufs,
and novelty cottons white, champagne color checks, gray
mixtures light blues All ready slip inoand there
ought not 10 left by afternoon.
CHAPTER Il
81 5 to S25 Spring and Summer Suits for $3.50
The spring suits made Of lightweight broadcloth and
chevo The summer suits Of mohair and eamne. AHd $3.50
dossnf the cost Of material in each sfa.
Thrtyone the fftyone from firm dissolvng partner
ship The other twenty dsmaned suits from stock
CHAPTER III
I04 Staple Black Jackets at SIS Apiece
Have been 81 so, $40, s12.75, s15 and 500.
exception the $3.50 jackets all the reductions
made nghn order squeeze the stock into smaller quarters
a cheviot
he co
coats M
The $50 smooth, satny broadeloh
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
l.di.. q ths eeIssn Eaals.

CYRUS Temple Ladies' OF the Golden
Eagle initiated four candidates lnst
evening IN the presence OF large
number OF the members who snoWeu
much interest in the proceedings
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
DISMANTLlNG SALE
Flags for Memorial Day

Flags for memorial Day
Fourth floor
Fast colors are needed for the
brave little flag that sticks to its
post through all weathers.
Ours are guaranteed, and the
colors will not run. We supply
@. A. r. posts.
Cotton bunting
II in, IOc each 80 In, 25c each
gain, 15c each As in, SOC each
FiHsst grade bunting and best
making-the kind of flag the gov
eminent uses:
3x5 IT,, 81 0X9 IT., $40
Axe It., e275 6xi0 IT., 1925
4x7 IT,. SO 6xl2 f., SO
5x5 IT,, 1915 sxl2 #, $3.50
Sir flags on spearhead staffs,
10e 10 soc.
Poles and brackets in all sizes.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
TDlSMANTLING SALEI
Mems Hot Weather Salts

Men S I7O[- WGdThGT CLlltS
Serge for semdress neglige-always neat and
fresh-ooking-and really COOL Handmade serge suits,
SO $I2, SIS, $40 and SIS.
WoOl-crash twO-piece suits for neelies-and
C mort; vest, suspsnders; little clothing pos
sibe $3.50, $40, $t2 and SIS.
market Of Main Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Store closes al $50
Summer Weather-This News
of WOmen's Fabric Gloves! !
fArcsdel
zoe, $50, 5Oc--w0yh 50c 10 Sc.

An unusually large purchase-from one of the best
foreign aers-brngs about 10000 pair Of cool summer
gloves to Philadelphia and as many more to our New
York store.
NE shall sell hen, as pe bought Me1t-fr kab, and
less than kak Their regular bil6ss
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
| TDNN NANTLING SALE 7
UnderclOtheS
That Will Keep You Cool
Second hOor

Though the White Sale is nearing the end of its third
week. there still full line of sizes at all the different
prices mentioned below.
Choose the petcoats by the length from the waist to
the hem nghgowns by the size of the neckband drawers
by the length corset covers and chemses by the bust
measure.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

Lace isle eloUSS, e0c a par
Regularly SOC.
Open and cool. the lace design running
across the palm and over the back.
White, black. gray and biscuit.
SIR and " six k-biatea "
gioVsS, SOC a baH-regularly
75c and 81.
Those Of pure silk come with lace
BACKS, lace borders, and sometimes a
design that covers the whole glove.
Three tables brimming o
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

The "silk. plated" glOves-half silk,
half cotton-are equally pretty, but not
quite so light Pongee color, white,
gray and black.
Finer silk and " SIX
plated" " gloves, SOC a par
regularly 81 to 81.
The same colors as those in the 85c
lot, but clasp gloves" as well as
Jersey wrists-and finer soft fabrics, Of
course.
ler-in the Arcade.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

LETTERS WAGONS, &c SHIP
ley 81
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
TDiSMANTLING SALEl-
DlSMANTLING SALE -
Humidity
nr00 BIG HIS Handkerchiefs
! Hurry

West Of Main Aisle, below Arcade
First means: handkerchefs needed; second the hand
kerchiets are here usd better hurry if you want them
for several lots taken right of stock today and
marked at reduced pces-many at half price. others
third lower.
Every pure lnen some of themvery fine and sheer
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

$I.75 dO7eN-ICsrs So. 10.
Substantial quality. hemstltehed.
25c eack-Uere soc.
Finer linen, hemstitched.
SOC ea0h-Were 75c and 81.
Some extra large and some dress size
very good quality linen.
Bathing haHdksrchtstS, 100
ea6k-Uefe SOC.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Or. o. U. A. N.

Jr. o. U. A. N.
q welcome Council, Jrs o.
~ Il. A. NJ. initiated cam
%& = didate last evening.
XISCN The watch contest IN
I%SVN progress by the hoh COM
mittec will close on Satur-
day. II has been very suooesstni ana
vin net the committee a neat sum lo'
the hall fund.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

S1.bO. Nalnso0lS, low round neck and
short sleeves, trimmed with lace insertion,
beading and ribbon.
Sl.75. Cambria, low round neck and
short sleeves; trimmed with lace inser.
ton, beading and ribbon.
Short psincOatS-
SOC. Cambria, trimmed with lace IN
serton and edge.
SOC. CambHe. lawn ruftle with ruffle Of
embroidery.
81. Cambrle. with rufle Of embroidery.
DfGWsrS--
25c. Cambhe, rufle with hemsutchsd
tucks.
SOC Cambrie. lawn rufls edged with
lace.
SOC. Cambhe, with ruffle Of embroidery
also cambhe, ruffle trimmed with lace In.
seTtlon and edge; also nalnsook, with
ruffle Of hemsitched tucks
65c Cambrlc, with embroidery inser.
! ton.
Toe. NalnsooS, with rufle Of hem.
stitched tucks; also lawn, with rufile oil
hemstitched tucks.
S5e. Nainsook. rufle Of embroidery
81. CambTic, with ruffle OF embroidery
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

A. 6. Dorsey plumber Phone iaaA.aays
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

Three tables bnmming over-in the Arcade.