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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
OCEAN TRAVEL.

Steamers leave Broadway
y :: !.
TNSQ\ wharves. piers and IL
~ N,A San Francisco
(oJ RDNa N\ For Ketchikan. Wrangel.
/ WSA Juneau. Haines, Skaguay.
Il NA ! etc. Alaska-11 a. m. June
wv Lo1 = O. IA: 49, 10. "a July .
Ian For Victoria. Vancouver.
BellIngham-iI a. m. June 4. Q, "A. 10. p.
July 5. Change at Seattle 70 this company
steamers for Alaska and G. y. Ry at Seattle
or Tacoma to n P. Ry; at vancouver to
For EureSa GIumboldt Esay2-PomOna. 1:sO
30 D. m. June g. u. IS. "a SOs- July 9.
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and
Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa. Sundays. o a n.
State Of California, Thursdays, 8 a. m.
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedro). Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mont
Grey. San simeon CayucOs. Port Hartford CSan
Bonita. a m, June 8. 16, "A, July
Coos Bay. a. ~, June A. u, 20, =, July 8
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay. san Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan Altata. La Paz. Santa Ro-
salia, Guaymas Mex 10 a m, 9TH each mo-
ALASKA EXCURSIONS. Season 1oo4-The
leave Tacoma. Seattle and Victoria, June =
21. July 5. 10. Aug ?. 16-
is reserved to change steamers OF sailing dates
TICKET OFFICES New Montgom-
way wharves. Freight once, 10 Market st.
c. d. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent
10 Market St. san Francisco
AMERICAN LINE.
observation-disclosures
From New York Saturdays at $50 a. m
81. Paul. ......June l. St Louis. June >
Philadelphia. June IS lGermanic. .-.. July 2
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
New York-London Direct.
NIinnehaha- a-...............June IL. $3.50 D. m
Minneapolis. s..--.-....--.-..-- June 10 a. N
Mesaba ...-.---..-..-..---- June -. > a m
Only hrst-class passengers carried
DOMINION LINE.
acknowledgements sea passage.
Dominion. .... June 1IlCanada. ....... June y
Southwark. June IS Vancouver -.--- July
HCLLAND-AadE2ICA LINE.
New Twin-Screw Steamers Of 1880 Tons
New xork-EOtterdaIn, Via sou1ogne.
Sailing Tuesdays at 10 a. m
Potsdam. ..-...J June "A IFyndam. June .
RED STAR LINE.
New Xork-Antwerp-Part
From New York Saturdays at 1880 a. m
iceland --......June ISlvsderiand July
WHITE STAR LINE.
New Xo-k-QueenEtown-L
Sailing Wednesdays
Cedric June Is, s am. Oceanic. June p. am
Majestic. June %, 10 am reutOnic. July 8, 10 am.
Arabic. June "a. 3 pm. Celtic. July ), pm
Bostor-Queenstown-
Cymric. ......------J June 10 July u, Aug. Is
Cretic. -......-.--.-..J June 80. July %. Aug .
Republic new ---.-f July Q. AUG II. Sept
NEW SERVICE FROM BOSTON.
Fast =win-Screw Steamers
OF II. 400 TO $4,000 tons
BOSTON DIRECT TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN. VIA AZORES.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA.
ROMANO. ....... June IS. July 80. Sept IT
FIRST class. $s5. upward. depending on date
&C. D. TAYLOR. PasSenger Agent Pacific Coast.
81 Post St. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04

0. x. e ~ CO.
COLUMBIA sails June 6. Is and 26. July a.
is 26 GEO. ". ELDER sails June l. IL and
21 July l. IL. 21- Only steamship line to
PORTLAND Or. and short rail line from
Portland TO all points East Through tickets to
all points Steamer tickets include berth and
meals Steamer sails foot OF Spear st. at II
a. m S. F. BOOTH. Gen. Ast- Pass Dept. I
Montgomery St; c. CLIFFORD. Gen. Agent
Freight Dept. Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
toxPAsSIE sESEaALs rRAssArLASTIoG2

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. -
Sailing every Thursday instead OF <NffFN
Saturday. at 10 a. m. from Pier AZ, ae11sfNr
North River. foot OF Morton 81.
First class TO Havre. $40 and upward Sec
ond class to HaVre. S45 and upward GEN
FRAI. AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 30 Broadway Hudson buildins).
New York ]. F. FUGAZI & CO. Pacific Coast
Agents Montgomery avenue, san Francisco
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04

= 50. .s11.ss7 AZ
s5.71s SIT o.
s12s11 54
81. .46s. $50 43
2os. 4s6 rs
225s. ssS 90
10
91.202 50
2,495. 469 40
2, 252. T55 80
13. Isl, 253 90
81. .936 SO
SITS. 200. 625 20
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
The Tweed
Wrap Family
Rough, Sturdy Cloth for Hard
EVervdap W<edr
Especial to the WanamalSer Herald
Nlomen,s Cont Sfore. Oct. I8

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Klomen's Coat Store, Oct. lS.
Materials vary in /fineness, of
course, according to price; but
there is only one general cut for
all these everyday service coats
three-quarter length-a mans
sleeve-a loose, straight, ulster
effect.
Quite a few are coming now
with collars that button up snug
and close around the throat-a
great protection against the wind
in driving and au,omobiling.
Those with fiat collars are particularly
nice to wear with furs.
A good reliable coat for $3.50.
Three models at slo-one Of rough,
woody tweed. the other Of smooth eassi.
mere, both cravenetted.
For sl4.5O, double breasted, belted.in
coats.
Servieeable brownish tweeds. high in
the neck, for SIS.
Others for sle, s2l, on up to se5.
Second floor. Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
sGraad sPxlx" Styles In
s. I. the .2L1Illtner.y Salon TOdal
The Hats Worn'by Paris Five Days Ago at the
Grand Prix d Automne Reproduced
From Descriptions and Cables
for d Philadelphia View
Especial to the wanamaker Herald

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Millinery Salons, oct. rs.
There is only'one way to keep
up with Paris - have some one
(like our Paris oftiee) always on
the spot to inform US constantly
what each day brings forth, so that
the lightest whispers Of a change
in fashion often reach our ears
before Paris herself has seen the
new mode on the Bofs.
The milliners have been good
enough TO show us On advance
what they were creating for the
Grand Pyfx d'ARi0mne and the de-
seriptions were sent across the
water (some arriving only two
days ago.. Five days after the
Grand Pix uas rHa, i0e are thus
enabled to reproduce exactly the
.nepest STYLES that Paris has put on
her pretty head.
Charlotte said:
"The latest shades for morning hats
are suede. khaki, Lonires gray, Sevres
blue, yioline, bronze and a great deal Of
black.
Find them all here. Look, too,
for the Marqisiss shape, and the
Waterloo hat brought out by this
milliner.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
A New Ware
for Cooking
From Germany, and First
SholCH TO-DAY
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
lT..- .....-l -. C-t.. ~ 20

Especial to the Wanamal1er Herald
HoHsefiVHishings Store, oct. IS.
A fine, smooth white enamel
with delicate pale blue lines on
the edges to give q CLINT of color.
Think Of a kitchen fitted out with
such dainty, clean ware Add a
touch of sunshiny yellow = it
would be like working every day
In the heart of a bright, fresh
May morning. Think. too, how
appetizing food would be cooked
in such spotIessnessl
Cooking kettles, with enameled lid,
cts, roc 5 cts, s0ei qts., 9oei s
qts., 81.
Dishpans, 10 cts, 7ocI IA qts.. SOC; II
qts., e5e.
Cooking kettles, with lip, qts.. soc; 6
qts., 7oci 8 cts, Soc 10 qts.. SOC; IL
ets., 81.
Sauespans. with lip, ats., soc; "a qts..
Csc; OTIS. 4Oe; 4 qts.. 45ci qtS.,
soc.
Milk pans, IA cts, l5c; ~ qts., lse; 2
qts., 22c; 21S qts,, 25e; 3 9ts., 30c,
Cups, y pt., ioe.
Roasting pans, 60c, 7Oc, Sl.l0.
Soup stralners, 40e, soc.
(BasemenO
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Nine. Cartier dscreea:

Nine. Cartier decreed:
For evening hats, nothing but flow
ers. For the other hats, many capelines
in light colored felt, twisted and shaped
according to the face, with melangs Of
flowers always in light colors."
"For morning, a number OF three
corners, Hats are, as a rule, either very
large or very SMALL the large ones are
round cspelines, and the small ones are
nothing but three corners"
Here-even to the bronze roses.
From Lonisoa;
MANY simple Marqulse shapes will
be worn with the tailor dresses that are
to be so much in vogue this winter"
The Marquise is simply the
trieorne under another name.
Suzanne Blum informed rs:
'sWe are still using Various shades of
brown and COG de roche, but especially
washed green and blue shades, dead
autumnal greens, like the enclosed sam
pie.
October 9th showed these things
to Paris; today shows their Teplicas
to you.
With them are the newest mar
abou and ostrich boas---just
arrived from Paris. $50, SOS, SIS,
$50, 800.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Tailor Stuffs
and Scotch Mixtures
for as LihS as S71lo
and SOC
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Dress-Goods Store, Oct. Is.


Those SOC Scotch mixtures are
jolly, rugged-looking things, with
spots Of red like the color in a true
Scots cheeks; and bits of blue like
the sky over the moors; and
dashes Of yellow like the gorse-
all jumbled and tumbled together
so that you don't know just what
you're looking at. Put them into
tailored suits and see how well
serve youl Six different mixtures.
It is astonishing to see how good
zibelines can be made and sold for
s71sc yard-in six colors. The
background is plain and solid, but
the little coat Of shaggy hair on
the surface is two and sometimes
three different colors.
(Aisle lo-easn
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
.omen'S S Shoes
$500 or $3.50?
For Leather yaadW(sarhe 500
Shoes Are as Go3a
Especial to the Wanamaker Heralll
CLo. CO., ~ 70

Especial to the Wanamaker Heralll
Shoe Store, oct IS.
Manufactured for us when not
busy, this maker Of these shoes is
willing to take less profit.
To make them VeU exceptional
at the price we clip our profit-also.
Result is: these $500 shoes
have in them as good leather, and
for actual wear are just as good as
the average $3.50 shoe.
Not made by as skilled work.
men; haven't the niceties Of finish,
but the material is there, as good
as in a higher-priced shoe.
Look them over for yourself
the new stock is now ready; kid
skin and patent leather, in all the
wanted styles.
market and Thirteenthl
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Soft Hats for
a Windy Day
College Men AYs N/ear1ng the
CYOyned, W/fde-
BYimmed Hat
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Mems Hat Store, oct. IS.


Mems Hat Store, oct. IS.
The finest soft felt hat ever
offered for the money can be had
today in the Wanamaker Hat
Store. It's hat of pure fur that
sells regularly in the West for SO.
By buying direct from the man
ufacturer in very large quantities
we can sell it in black and in
nutria for 81.
For $3.50 Stetson's world re-
nowned soft hats. A fresh lot in
black, nutria and English tan.
Alpine shaped hats, 50, $3.50. IS, So
and IS.
Knox's "pocket" hats. 500, made Of
soft felt. They roll up and go comfort
ably in the pocket handy for the theatre,
Boys felt hats in tan and in pearl,
$3.50 and 81.
Market street entresoD
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

ful manner. The singing of Mr. swim
ton. who for twelve years was with
the Henry NJ. savage management, has
been highly commented upon by every
one He stands today as one OF the
hnast baritone opera singers 10 the
country. The Castle square Qaartette
is an important feature of the bill "a
the above house this week. but It Is
far from being the only one Manager
Dockstader has seldom given US
more talented aggresation at any time.
The Charity Nurse. At ths LVesun
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Mems Sweaters
Knit Jackets
Haze Them Handy for the
Football Game
Tomorrow
Especial to the wanamsker Herald

Especial to the Wanamsker Herald
Mems Furnishings Store, Oct. IS.
Starting with good sweater for
81. so (anything cheaper is trash),
up to the luxurious double-breasted
jacket at 500, there is no similar
collection TO be found anywhere.
Stocks are full now and a cold
day starts them going with a rush.
We showed last March how our
sweaters are made-by hand Gall
but the $3.50 kind).
$1.5O to $3.50. market street.
SO to $3.50. Chestnut street
Cardigan jackets
$3.50 to $3.50. Market street,
SS to S12. Chestnut street,
Ango1a makes the most luxurl-
Gus of all waistcoats at $40 and
1880. Jackets, s16.5o and $50.
Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Oh Clothing Ready
for Mem s Special Days
Winter Overcoats and Large New Shipments
of Business Suits

require any alterations, " the sales
men report y
For business suits, the demand is
mostly for worstsd, that splendid
wearing, clean-looking fabric that
never catches the dust; the 500,
s25, $50 and ss5 suits Of worsted
are very fine, indeed.
Brolon suits are in request-by
young men; cinnamon brown
mahogany brown, nutmeg brown;
everything but "oommon brown"
A fresh shipment at els, 500, s25
and s2s suits. 3
Black snitS for as little as s1o--
hand-tailored. Is
H1iHtsr overcoat now ready-s1o
to $3o-oxford and black meltons,
cheviots and friezes are most
sought after. All are built full and
roomy, and from "A to As inches
long.
Young mems special oVefcoats at
SIS are what college and men
about town like.
For youths, IA TO IS years old,
wearing long trousers, extra space
is added today and tomorrow at
Market street; last Saturday we
were almost overwhelmed.
Youths suits, $40, s12, s15 to
$50.
Youths long Maegregor ovsreoats.
with and without belts, SIS to $50.
9-easb
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
75c for These
Dress-Goods
Heyy W/ide, and a Regular
$3.50 QRaiity
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Drsss. Goods Ofise. OF. u.

oICAlhl ~ Hlt w hHNlNdhNl lANiAlAI
Dress Goods Office, Oct Is.
Special notice should be made
Of our recent fortunate purchase
OF s1.5O Panama cheviot and
camel's.hair sultings at half the
regular price. T5- viii just about
ray for the wool that's in them.
The Panama chevlot is so inches
wide. There are three shades Of
blue, one Of brown and one Of
garnet, the strands woven in and
out as you find them in a Panama
hat, yet so much larger iibers that
they give the effect Of a basket
weave.
The camel's.har suiting is still
wider-5s inches--and Z yards
will make a long-eoat suit. In lis
depths, if you look closely under
the tiny hairs, is an indistinet little
check or stripe. Black only,
sprinlxled with white.
More than one person will proba
bly, think the maker foolish TO sci
for so little, but these were surplus
lots, and he was glad to get "hali
a loaf F" rather than "no bread.
lAsle i0-easu
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Girls Goats
and Jackets, $Io
Cheaper Than YoR Could
Make Them at Home
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Gftls Shop. OCT IS.

GifiS SHOP, OcL IS.
Especially the SeUerfeeN-gored
eovert cloth jackst--you wouldn't
want to make that for $40.
Every seam Is strapped, giving a he.
wilderlng lot OF pretty lines. II is lined
with satin and the tailoring is so proud
Of itself it wants you to look at il care
fully.
In box-coafs at $40 you can take
your pick Of covert cloth or
brown and black eheviot. The
black Is lined with warm red fan
mel, except the sleeves, which
have the silky tailor serge, so they
will slip on easily. The other
coats are lined with matching
satin.
For young women Ia, 16 and Is
years and small women.
Second floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

"Wednesday night 1t II not amiss 10
say that Mr.. Pinero. the author, Is re-
garded BY many Of these same critics
as a profound moralist himself as Well
as a great literary artist, ana his work
unlike the fiimsy farces, fashy melo-
dramas. and hybrid musical comedies
or the day. has serious purpose, ana
inevitably promotes reflection upon the
ethics and tendencies OF modern life.
This play is described as being the
most realistic, probably the most cruel
and heartless that has ever been seen
"a tbs eo1REH xst u the cpiRion Of
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Clothing Store, oct IS.
Seeing is believinpl

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Clothing Store, Oct IS.
Seeing is believingl
-Four coats we're tried on in the
presence of the reporter this morn
ing. The model was a man whose
boast was: 81 have never been
fitted properly in ready-to-wear
clothing"
First coat (from a s12 suit)-
results perfect ut. So admitted by
the hard-to-fit model.
Second coat (from a s15 suit)-
result: smooth ff--no wrinkles, no
strain, broad shoulders.
Third coat (from a $50 worsted
suit)-result: good MT; no altera-
tons necessary.
Fourth ccat Cfor a SIS double
breasted suit)-reSult: poor MT
collar wouldn't hug the neck,
length too short Cooked as if the
coat were sawed off ought to have
been ? buttons instead Of 3 for the
length.
Then the demonstration stopped;
the reporter saw enough; that
fourth coat ras from another store;
the first three were from the Wan
amaker stock.
The eft" of the John Wana-
maker clothing this year is really
remarkable. "The clothes scarcely
(Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
W/OmenJ S Walking SMtJ-
Ne9O Shipment Today
Double-Breasted Goats in Favor, Some With
Military Air

black, gray mixture or blue. But
only an armful III not enough to
make them ordinary.
AHothey nelO donble-byeasted coat
SKit-of fine smooth Venetian cloth
may be had for s23 90.
This also comes IN brown, and
While the long coat is braided
and trimmed with velvet it is as
unlike the s25 suit as white is from
black.
Both styles in middle aizes only
-34, 80 and ss.
chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
. Story of
Down Quilts
INV Some Feel Hard and
Others Soft
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Bedding Store, Oct. IS.

Bedding Store, oct. IS.
Would you have a down quilt
filled with cushion down-cheaper,
coarser and harder
No.
Well. what do you think Of this /;
the man from whom we buy our
cushion" down wanted Us to re-
lease a quantity on order because
a quilt maker wanted i'll
We use only qHilf down in our
quilts, and only the best grade
pure, fluffy goose down.
And we make most Of our quilts
ourselves, so that we Can guar.
antee them.
Blankets
We've been selling EMISSION" blankets
for many years and ean'thnd any better.
Pure wool. handsomely bound. So to
SIS pair.
The Farley" white blankets, $3.50 a
pair; Tsxs4 irshes. 0 pounds.
Tbs "Ridgwood" white blankets. Sc a
paif; ssNs4 inches. pounds.
pair.
(Thisa floor. Thirteenth street,
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
'sHosiery
and Underwear
Some Interesting Quotations on
W>Ater-H>eight Goods
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald

Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
Main Aisle, Oct. rs.
soc each - women's fall and
winter weight ribbed, merino vests
and drawers that are seconds of
the 75e grade.
15c paif-~women's black fall
weight cotton stockings, full fash.
ioned, that ate worth csc.
lMkla Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
. arm Sweaters
for Children
1hep Are a Good, HI Round
outer Garment
Especial to the Wanamaker Herald
BABY Shop, October IS.

DoCt SNvpf OttC1tf TO-
You can't find a much more SER
viceable outer garment tor an
active youngster than a sweater.
1t keeps him warm in all weathers;
lis snug, not clumsy, and light in
weight. Children can romp and
play in a sweater much better
than in a coat.
s5ci white with opening on shoulders
small sizes.
S1.50 little knitted jackets with belt
buttoned down the front; red, white
4 TO 6-year sizes.
$3.50; closely woven sweater, opened
on the shouldersi white, red, bluei . to
.5-year sizes. .s1s
s. knitted blousss for girls to IA
year sizes; white
q $500; sweater buttoned down the
fronts white, red to 6-year sizes.
Second floor, first gallery ~.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

thousands who have seen il. 1t teaches
most wholesome lesson-a lesson for
the benefit Of every community. AR.
Pinefo' IL may be said does not write
plays for young people.
The Castle square ouartette. ap-
pearing at the Garrick this week. are
attracting no little attention. and es-
peeially from the local lovers of good
singing. The Bohemian GirlH is a
fitting vehicle foi the talents of this
quartette. and the popular. opers hss
nsver been presented in a more delight
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Rally Day at Ezion.

on sunday next an ali-day rally Will be
held in Ezlon NJ r. Church, Ninth and
French strets. when special services win
be held.
The program Of the day will be as fol-
lows. io.So a. m. preaching by the Rev.
E,- a assnds Newark. Deli 2,
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

M. preaching by pastor of Union Church;
rs p. m. preaching by the Rev. W. w.
Brown, of A. +. Church. The following
special ministers have been Invited; The
Revs. Greentree, Washington, Stokes.
Deshields and Trusty. Everybody is in
vited 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
lsneeIaI o lhs WanamaLeI HeraIdl
CosINNIe Salon. OeL I3.

AOofH"it o0fOH Oci. 10.
Anybody who wants tailor
made suit with decided military
air about it, Wants one OF the new
braided cheviot suits that are only
just in s25.
The braiding is so deftly done
that here and there among the
swirls on the coat a figure OF soft
velvet is inlaid. Quite different
from anything shown so far.
Made Of tymansViiie cheviot-
Second floor
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
$3.50
Silk BIouses
Afcaaf, Ocf. rs

Tf'e"e1 Ce'' 40.
SS,75 uorfh So.
Black, white; few in colors; taffeta
and psau de soie French knots and
little braid ornaments give novel trim.
ming touches.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

"That young chap who calls on our
Myrtina reminds me Of Patti" said the
old man. In the dining room.
"vhy SOP asked hs wife.
He has 50 many farewell performances
IN the yektieule.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

the gllttering peaks Of ice and snow
clad mountains. the flaming rays Of
the Aurora Borealis are flooded over
the skies.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Corset Covers

6Oc north Soc.
Cambnc, with a substantial but cob
webby-looklng lace insertion and edge.
They will go as If they had wings-at
least. a similar lot did before.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

October II. Is and 10. is said to be one
OF the most elaborate scenic produo-
tious ever seen in popular priced the
atres. There are four massive acts
carried. Each. of which has been paint
ed from models made OF the localities
where the scenes OF the piece take
place. s-.a
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

When the curtain rises on the pro-
logue Of rThe Child slaves Of New
York. AZ me Lyceum october ~ q
ol Wildly rictu; ssque beauty. Behind
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
Too Late for Classification

AOo Late lot NldSSlllcauOn
A NEW NOfSE-MAKER FOR
n Football Oames-a "siren-whisae.n
Ear.splltiing, awe-insprlng. iOc. Fourth
floor r
FOOTBALL TICKETS = BROWN
4 VS.. II. Of P.--on sale al Market
street entrance.
HEADACHES CURED Will b YOU
~ wait-by the "Portable ENhlarator'
fourth floor today. Demonstration todav
from 10 2.80.
PAND- -M'NALLY WALL MAPS--
y Just ssued-4x5 feet. World on one
side, United States on the other. 50c.
lBasement)
POSTAL CARD ALBUM-ALL THE
splendid assortment In The
basement. soc to S2.25.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

winona Council. No. o. Junior Order
United American Mechanics had an in-
tcrcsting session last night. The mom-
bcrs who visited the Kennel Square coun-
eli on wednesday night had an enjoyable
time and we're well received BY the
QUAKER Lodge Tho dcgrec teams has
started active rehcarsals ana are ready
for the active work that Is accGmulatine
ON The table The eftertainmeW com-
inittee has selected Thursday cvcrins
November 3. as the nisht pm which they
will start the season. rhat will be ladic
night and AN excellent progfvm ~ .belne
arranged There win be an entertainment
for the men Thursday. evening, Noveln-
be- 10. Prominent speakcrs Asin be ems
gagea for that occasion. ON Thursday
November ]. there win DE d lhe ihitfhtion
and the rcorganized degree team VIII
make It's first appearance. Wnona Quar-
tet win appear that evening fthc first
time this season. The entertainment come
mittce Is busy arranging for the afairs
that arc 20 be given every meeting night,
Gas and Steam Filters.
'rho;nas r.. Burke. general organizer of
the United Association Of Journeymen
plulebcrs Gas ard sfnm Filters is g.
thiS City visiting Loc4i rnipw Mo- set.'
Wilde here Mr. Burke win be entertained
by jlo locli iourr.ynnn. Al tho niecf-'
ing on Friday evening Mr.. Burke viii give
am address aud an tho members are res
qucHtede 4 apesl,rPeopt, - ir-lh. ~
'tas tHT fssHf L
A cUARANrEED- CURE FOR PILES.
Itching BLIND, bleeding or Protrud-
ing Plies Your drnpgist wfl refund
money n PAzo OINTMENT fails 70
cure you ms 20 "a days. soc.
Evening journal., 1904-10-14

Moraiists who insist that audiences
dnust be fed with sugar candy and
eprinkled daintily with rose water. may
complain Of the theme Of Iris" Mr
Pineros latest play. which will be pre-
aeafed al the GSand QQsra HOUSE next.