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Evening journal., 1904-03-15
A Collection Of Unframed
Water-Colors
lPIelufe galIerIes, fourlh door

(fietute galleries, fourth foorl
Shown for the first time
today.
The majority are landscapes, full
Of sunshine and color, and glimpses
Of the sea In different moods-from
the brushes Of well-known Ameri-
can artists. 50 TO s45.
One little group, by a foreign
painter. lets US bask for a moment
in the warm Italian sun, under
cloudless blue skies, with pic
turesque boats and buildings on
every side. 1t is seldom we get
such charming little water-colors
to sell for Sc.
Even you who do not care
to buy, will find it quiet and
delightful to steal away from
shopping a few minutes and
study this little collection.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Handkerchiefs
lEast Of Arcadel

Pure linen, plain and SER
viceable. Several sizes, and
prices that are Red Letter
economics.
WoHen's HaHdkerchiefS-
Plain white, sheer, hemsttched, good
quality. and should be l0c. You may gel
your share on Red Letter Day for &c.
Unlaundered lrsh handkerchiefs; some
are hand-embr0dered, some have reYering,
and others are blocked. If laundered and
boxed you'd like 10 buy them for a
quarter. l2Tc,
Fine plain white hemstltched handker-
chiefs, our regular 26c. kind, but we had
too many of this width of hem l8c.
Mems Handkefebiefs--
Good size and good quality plain white
hemsutched handkerchieis two widths
OF hem; l2Sc; better grade, l6c
Extra large plain white hemstitched
handkerehletsi we sell them usually fol
35c; today Doc.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

Frederick Bond and an excellent COM
pany present MY Awful Dad" one Of
the neatest comedy sketches that has
yet come 20 the new playhouse. The
act is conspicuous for the intelligent
manner in which it is presented, and
for the many amusing situations which
il so acceptably portrayed. Harry How
ards Comedy Ponies offer a feature
that canno. fail TO set half the children
IN town tslking before the end OF the
week. These beautiful little ponies 90
most ever, thing but talk and their
llnanouverii gs are one OF the most en-
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Spring Suits and Dresses
for Girls and Young
Women
Second floor. Chestnut street

Second floor. Chestnut street.
For girls IA, 16 and IS years,
and small women.
III $40 (worth $15) a suit
as sprink-like as an April day
IA soft gray homespun with
white broadcloth trimmings
and the CLINT of gold buttons;
hip lenth jacket.
III SIS, makers sample
suits, the kind that sell for $25.
For girls 4 10 y years are jaursy
little regulation dresses that have
the breeziness and swing Of styles
nautical red, blue and brown
cheviot; box-pleated skirt; s5,
commonly $3.50.
At s1.75 are more Of those pretty
$3.50 gingham dresses made 81
short lengths during dull seasons,
SO the price is cut in half; 6 to Ia
years.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Leoion Of The Red cros..

Blue Rock Council. no. SO, I. o. r.
c.. had two propositions last evening.
On Monday evening, March IS. this
council will celebrate the fourteenth
anniversary OF it's institution. This
event VIII take place IN the lodge room,
Red Mems Hail. Among the features
for that evening win be large nuns
Der OF candidates for initiation. The
members are working hard to make
this a record breaker, and from pres
ent Indications they are going 10 be
successful A large number Of Invita-
tions viii be sent out.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

tertsining features Of the program.
Harrv Ia Rose aud a good support
,,a cdrnnanv present one Of VIII NJ
,s o.s.sy.s comedy creations THE Sailor
"a fhe Horse" in most pleasing
,,,n,rer There are five people In the
ast ~ which La Rose is Of course the
,,sain laugh provoker. Delphino ana
De,,,ora u European comedy musical
-, ntrect from Keith's Chestnut street
.hoa,rs are a pleasing number MISS
peiie Harvey a character singing
ao,,,satenne. delights everyone; the
Nfaxsnoith Duo, novelty dancers; Mea-
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Sons Of Veterans.

Appomattox Camp. No. ?. Sons OF
Veterans. mustered in two candidates
last evening. They were George Cum
minss and ]. r. Powell. There were
also four applications Tor membership
on the table. Much interest was shown
IN the exercises.
The committee appointed 10 confer
with committees OF the G. A. II. 10
arrange for Memorial Day Is making
considerable progress and hopes Ia
have something definite to announce
at an early date.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
NJ A r C H
81 10. Tli j zI5 - : " / IL
1000
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Notes From the Stores
Memory Book
Memory Book

lCw ont and paste ~ f0ar scr1n-5ooR)
January 4th the store was dressed II
white
About the middle Of the month were In
troduced half-column line cuts to illus
tFate the topics Of advertising,
February lst came full-page news
paper announcement The measure wa'
quarter page. and there we're rules sepa
rating each different kind OF merchandise
Every article said boldlyi Look az me
am either better or cheaper than you
ever saw me before"
February 10th: an entire page given uI
10 linen advertising.
March l2th, Anniversary day. was pre-
sented the statement that at No. 10 kui
strasse, Berlin, a broad front building
bears the name ''Wanamaker"
March 18th, page announcement OF ths
house beautiful told Of spring stocks
OF furniture, carpets, rugs, upholstery
and other house necessities for which
special provision had been made. Nearll
10000 people visited the house beauu
fu" ia six days.
May 18th, "the Park" was laid out IN IN,
North Gallery-an open pleasure ground
whereon were shown many Of the out
door sports, tennis, croquet, etc'
July fln TIE Alht OF thc summer nAl
holidNys-"an Inconvenience TO you ans
loss to us. The gamers are the nearl,
1900 who are on our retail payroll today
all also get a vacation with pay n IN oul
employ six months, which has been thl
rule since tho store started twelve year,
ago."
During the summer, as usual, building
operations. extending the capacity OF thl
store, were IA progress eyerywners.
on November 2lst was an exhibition o
diadem OF turquoise and diamonds
Part OF what had been the French crown
jewels, and had been worn by emlnen
ladies' OF tho French court, including thl
Empress Eugene.
November 18th the Chestnut street win
dows contained an exhibition OF Frencl
upholstery made TO order for the Hote
Stratford, an extensive and beautiful ex
hibit, IN which various rooms were fur
nished In quaint, yet entirely consistent
styles
December nth the store was ready Il
serve $1,000 people a day; It was opel
evenings until Christmas there wer
widened aisles, a new central elevator
new stairoases, and more light, brightness
and q bigger stock than ever The cente
OF the pneumatic tube system was In tn
center OF the second flor. and Il was on
Of the interesting places which visitor
liked to see.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Sample Shoes-Men s-$2.85

(Thineenth and Market
There were several thousand pair to begin with Satu-
day but they had covered all sizes insteaa oI oy 70
~ M SAMPLES are) there would hardly have been pair
left today
AS it is: enough tor early eon1srs
And for those who can't wear to ~ there are all sizes
~ q5 shoes al $I9oa special lot made for our two stores
lonly
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Uncommon News Of Pianos
lThlrd floor, Chestnut streetl

We do not make special piano sales to order because
we buy up pianos in the open market as many stores
do We contine our special offers to used pianos that
come to US the regular course of business in exchange for
Chckeng, Nose and other good instruments that SELL or
that have been rented or used in concerts.
- Twice year we have general clearance of these
usually in January and August
But our repair shops are always turning some out on
floors and we have no spare room here we must
occasionally get rid of some.
Such pianos anda few ogans offered today. Names
and prices will tell little Of their worth. visit to the store
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Can You Beat These All-Wool
Challis for 28c?
lMaIn AlsIel

We believe they are the best sold anywhere for 28c-
and better than most that be bought for less than 37c
If we are mistaken we should like to hear about it.
There have been chalis made by other mills that we
could have bought long ago to sell for 2Sc-bu the wool
was not so fine and the coos not good in these So
we waited for this supply They are made exclusively for
this store at this price.
Navyblue maneblue turquoise, skybue white cream, gray,
brown tan champagne cadetbue negreen cardinal scarlet pink
rose lilac and black
young girls the light coIors will make charming spring
ing oes and their mothers and older sisters may like the dark coors
for morning gowns
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
New Tribe Of Red Men.

At the setting Of the sun on the 18th
sleep OF worm moon, saturday night
Great sachem william 7, Purks, Great
Junior Sycamore Charles McIntirei
Great Chief OF Records Edward Mcin-
tire. Great sannap Fred Neutz, Great
Mishenewa Fred Evans. Acting Great
Prophet George Q. Maris, Past Sa-
chens simon Cheney, William w. Max
well. William j. Brown, and the de-
gree teams Of Lenape Tribe took up
the tran for Talleyyille, Del, arriving
there at the 9TH run, setting Of the sun.
Talleyville was alive with the palefacos
who had been captured by the braves
and after expressing their intention OF
banding themselves together into Ala
pocus Tribe, No. AZ, OF the reservation
OF Delaware, Great Sachem Purks
turned them over 70 the tender mercies
OF the degree teams OF Lenape Tribe.
The great chiefs were proud Of the new
tribe and OF the excellent rendition OF
the work as performed by the degree
teams. II was q pleasure 10 witness
the work. and Il was an occasion that
will long be remembered. The mem-
bers OF the new tribe are as follows.
Prophet. c. II. Mcdonald; sachem,
John A. Elliott; senior sycamore. Jacob
Derlcksoni junior sycamore John II,
Mcdonald; chief OF records. Curtis B.
Talley; keeper OF wampum, John n,
Kay; collector Of wampum, William o.
Pierce; first sannap, Harry u. Lee;
second sannap Harry j. Elliott; war
riors Martin B. Kamether. Chandler
Hand. Frank H. Cloud. and Eddie Tai
ley. braves, T. A. Mcdonald. Daniel b,
Grassland, W. n. Green and w. g.
Clark: guard Of wigwam, Claude Clark
guard OF forest, Clement j. Guthrie.
Other members; William Shaffer. Ce-
Gil p. Ewing. Joseph $. 1Derickson
Thomas Galbreath. G. 3. Dawson Rob
ert J. Grassland. Curtis Talley, Louis
X. Brinton, Henry G. Talley Howard
Hogg, II. Atwood Wilson, Charles Shef.
fer Joseph c. Brown, Jacob Twadell
Jr., Norman n. Hunter, Fred Smith
Thomas II. Trump. George A. Willis
oliver Teat, w. II. Curry, David Clark
c. II. Simon, r. C. Bartell, Lewis IL
Talley. Henry c. Talley and others.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Girls Underclothes
Baby Store, second floor

Not SO long ago mothers and
their daughters made all their own
underclothes. Not so much further
back every stitch was made by
hand and before that even the
material was made at home on the
spinning wheel.
Ind H0SC-now you can buy
ready to wear such fine, dainty,
prettily trimmed underolothes as
these, and at such little prices
Corset covers. 8sc, 55c and Csc, worth
SOC, 75c and S5c; III and l6-year sizes.
Nlghtgowns, 55c to $l.26, worth 75c "a
s. 10 l4-year sizes.
Cambric, few nans00S and we cant
tell in words how fine and dainty they ar,
for these prices.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
shieid Of Honor.

There viii be a meeting OF the conn
mittee of the Active Association tomor-
row evening 70 talk over the arrange
ments for ladies night which win be-
early IN April This was the FIRST meet
ing OF this committee. but others will
follow.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Which Refrigerator Shall | Buy?
lBasement)

Cold dry air on the move is the principle of refrigerator
making. Different makers apply it in different ways and
like automobiles this years refrigerator apt to be better
than last years.
We deal with makers wise enough and willing enough
to improve We not buying efgerators to please the
makers. Our concern is for our customers Whoever
makes our regeraors makes them to meet the wants of
our housekeeping friends
We think they have met the price want" in these
White Mountain refngeators- up in New Hampshire
right where the wood grows, by strong, sturdy wormen
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
For Boys---Red Goats and
Sailor Gaps, $3.50

The Red Letter Day outfit
for boys would commonly
cost SO more.
The coats are REFER pattern,
made in our own to-measure boys
clOthing store; scarlet cheviot, gilt
buttons, yellow chevrons. Sizes A
to II.
The caps are regular sailor pat
tern, navy band, with popular
battle-ship name woven in gold.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Little White Lawn
Frocks, $1.25.
lBabY Store, seeond iIoor.

Just as pretty and dainty as
though they cost every cent of the
S2.25 they're worth.
Embrolderies in dainty childish patterns
make fluffy rufiles around the pretty yoke
Of embroidery and tucks. Long WaIsted
and short skrted, with deep hens fol
next years "letting down. 2to4 veal
sizes
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Golden sospsor.

Court Diamond, No. 1. Order OF the
Golden sceptre. had two candidates for
initiation last evening and six propo-
EitionH.
This court Is making rapid strides ia
the way OF membership and financial
condition and lays claim 70 being ono
Of the cheapest fraternal organizations
In the city.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Dividend Declared.

A number OF Wilmington people in
terested in the Calice Consolidated
Mines Company, OF Portland, Oregon.
have just received their first dividend
from the concern Of half a cent a
share.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
7 lNII NNDI yVIIIII5
Upright Pianos

J. L. Campbell, mahogany case, origi-
naly S2l0, now fi75.
Gablsr, rosewood cGse, originally $3.50,
now 500.
hsines Bros, mahogany case, orgi-
nally $3.50, now 500.
Merrill, mahogany, originally t2S5, now
$3.50.
Nose, mahogany case, S325.
Crown, rosewood case, originally SS40,
now $500.
Crown, walnut case, originally $500.
now 1925.
Mason & Hamlln. mahogany case,
originally S45O, now S375.
Mason & Hamlin, mahogany case, ongl-
nally $500, now t425.
Mason & Hamln, mahogany case,
originally 5000, now $3.50.
Mason & Hamlin, mahogany case,
originally $500, now $3.50.
Mason x Hamln walnut case, oriQi-
nally 5000, now $500.
Mason & Hamlin, rosewood case, orlgi.
nally $3.50, now $500.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

lMlEITeSSeS-Offc OF w q
parts; 40 pounds of fine,
soft, elastic horsehair, best
tickings, $14, commonly SlS.
Same weight, sizes Vad shapes, mixed
hair, a very popular mattress at a popular
price-SlO instead of sl2,75-
HIopstl oCsye spfrHgS-to r
wood or metal beds; the wire
lis drawn specially for these
springs and is heavier than
what is usually used.
Wood frames are of well-seasoned
maple, warranted not to warp, S2.2 p, 49,
S4, s. and SO.
Metal frames are steel tubing, steel
angles, steel fabrics, $3.50 and 50,
PHlowS and bOlslerS-Live
geese feothers, thoroughly
steamed and cleansed, the
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
SIS to 500 Go-Carts. SO
Fourth floor

u - TT777ET
A few that the manufacturer has
permitted US to haYe-some bodies
left over from last season, mounted
in the latest style riding gear
they are the famous go-cart, but
we daren't print the name, because
the price is lower than usual.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Pretty SILK Waists, $2.S5
lCross AIsIe

lCross Aislel
Worth 81, $3.50 and SO. Little
beauties, every one.
Crepe de chine, peau de sole,
peau de cygne, with all sorts Of be
witching trimmings.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

alysis OF the human passions been equal
led. This IS It's twelfth consecutive season
and Mrs. lierne feels confident It viii
prove attractive for many years 10 come.
Entire new scenery VIII be used IN the
production TO be given Of shore Acres"
at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday
night
Yesterdays audiences al the GarriclI
were greeted by many new faces, for
the bin from first 10 last IS new 10
local patrons Of vaudeville. il Is not
merely a new bin but It is a good one.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
THEATRICAL NOTES

Probably one Of the prettiest and neat
est tricks the great Kolisf coming 20 the
Graad Opera House tonight does.
IS one OF tho simplest. L consists solely
Of the lelsurely removal of hls kid gloves,
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
These Women Oxfords, $1.2O
(Thirtesnth and Market

VhIIeenW and MafkeI
are from Boston manufacturer who changing his 50 and
$3.50 ines-and took over all his Styles Perhaps you
will not like some Of them but mostly they very good
styles indeed
The lot is arge-about 1000 pair to be divided between
our two sores-but the early conner will have best choice.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Lamp Globes, 81
LNetonA iloor. cenierl

9, 10, IL and 12-inch globes, that
usually cost 80 to s4-plain colors,
and some with conventional floral
designs.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Cut Glass

Salad bowls, Sin. size, S4 worth 81 /;
9-ln- size, So worth $3.50 e-in. size, Sc. SO
worth SO; lO-in. size, 50 worth $l4 10.
in. size, 81 worth $3.50.
Low bowls or nappies, 7-in. size, So
worth $3.50 Sin. size, $3.50 worth S6
Gin. size, $500 worth 81.
Water pitchers, 81 worth Sl2, 50 worth
Sl5, $40 worth S25.
Celery trays, So worth s4.5Oi s4 worth
So So worth $3.50.
Water bottles, $3.50, So, S4, $3.50 and
So, worth $500 to IS.
lce.cream trays, 1915 to $50 worth $40
to $50.
Footed compotes. $40, Sl2 and Sl4,
worth $3.50, SIS and SIS.
Flower holders, 81 20, 50 so, $3.50 and
up to $40, worth 1925 to $3.50.
Sugar and cream sets, $500, SIS and S8,
worth S4. 80, 81 and $3.50.
Ice tubs, $6.75 worth $40.
Decanters with handles. $3.50 and So
worth 50 and S12.
Decanters without handles, quart size,
S. worth $40.
Punch bowls, $85 worth $50.
Second floor
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Jr o. U. A. M.

81 Diamond Council. No. g.
~ Jr. o. u. A. NJ, initiated four
hc6Aco candidates and received sew
AVA eral application cards last
evening There was a good
attendance and much inter-
est manifested by the members.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

HtN FHte lt pelnk ENDORSED hY most of
she high rate men. A large number Of
the cards sent out TO set the opinions
OF the members have been returned
and are now in the hands OF the conn
mittee. As has been said these replies
reveal the fact that there Is but small
opposition 20 the change when The
members once understand the workings
Of the plan.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Red Men.

Mlnqua Tribe, no. s,
mfY II adopted one palefaoe last
La night and received one
KT& proposition on the stump.
~SN@f~ The degree team had an
interesting rehearsal Tot
the purpose OF raising candidates
70 the warriors degree in two weeks.
The Red Mems Wigwam Company
win hold the annual meeting in Req
Mems Hall al $50 tomorrow evening
for the purpose of hearing the yearly
reports and transactlng the usual pua-
mess incident 10 the sessions.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Square Pianos

Square Pianos
klbiecht & Co., rosewood case, origi-
naliy $500, now $40,
Albrecht x Co., rosewood case. origl-
nally $3.50, now $50.
George Steck & Co., rosewood case,
originally S45o, nowS75.
VIM. knabe & Co., rosewood case,
originally $500, now SIS.
United Makers, rosewood case, orlgi-
nally $3.50, now $50.
Schumacher & Co., rosewood case.
originally 800, now sos,
ORGANS
Cottage Queen, high top, z stops, orlgi.
naliy $50, now SO.
Bennett, high top, 10 stops, originally
500, now $50.
Miller, high top, II stops, originally
500, now 500.
Clough x Warren, chapel, p stops,
originally $500. now sl26.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

Read the Woman's Edition OF The
Evening Journal IL you want the news.
II win mark an epoch in Journaiismi
10 cents a copy TO be divided equahy
between the two hospitals
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

No Dust. No Dirt.
Where cartmelrs stove enamel is used.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

81 lffetas for SOC.
s1.z5 wash silks, 75c.
65c printed silk, SOC.
81 check Louisines, 75c.
q jasper silk, 75c.
soc printed Liberty, 55c
s1.25 fancy mousseline tafetas,
75c.
81 23-ineh black tatfetas, 75c.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

kin and Mccarty, black face comedians;
many new scenes by the ldnetograph'
and an overture or two by the Garrlck
orchestra, complete the program.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

usual 90c grade at 75c a
pound.
2Ox8O in. pillows, "a pounds, 1915 pair,
20x56 in. holsters, 8 pounds, 1919 each.
Wkite bedSbrsadS II Or
ders placed six months ago
keep us in good supply,
though present demands are
crowding the New England
mills.
"The Clover" best quality crochel
spreads, Marseilles effects, double-bed
size, 81 80.
Handsome satin-hnish spreads, pretty
patterns, lighter weight than Marsellles,
1925.
English satin-finlsh spreads for brass
beds. 21Sx2A yards, 1915 each.
200 do1oH quilts ~ Handsome,
sateen-covered, pure down-filled.
made in our own factory. 81
each.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

Decorated China, 25c Each
Worth double on an average.
Austrian china plates in three sizes ;
color border decorations, red and green.
single and double bands. gold over color.
Also berry and oatmeal saucers.
Tea cups and sauoers, rose festoon bor-
der decoration, with gold filigree.
Second floor
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

effect. seldom is he recognized, and, as ne
himself expressed Il, he had more fun
than YOU could shake a stick az" all 70
himself.
James a. Herne's charming play OF
American homo lie has certainly proven
an epoch-mark.ng work. IN 81 the actor
dramaust has demonstrated the value OF
quiet and intense acting and the effects
no has obtained are valuable 20 the maxi
era Of plays. Although 81 is but play OF
simple, every day life upon a New En~-
land farm, yet rarely has It's minute an
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

soc ivory and cream taffetas, 55c.
s1.25printed broche Liberty, 75c.
s1.25 colored and black bToche
satins, csc.
81 crepe de chimes, 75c.
81 26-inch black taffetas, S5c.
75c imported black taftetas, Csc.
75c black foulaTd, Doc.
S1.50 black fancy silk, 81.
95c black peau de sole, 75c,
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Dinner Sets
Mostiy Half Price

Theo. Haviland, j. Pouyat and
other Limoges china, Austrian and
German china, English and Ameri-
can porcelain - at the following
reduced prices only as long as the
special lots last,
$25-Usgallp $50 and SIS.
Theo. Haviland china, ll2-pleee sets,
several styles of floral decorations, pink,
blue and layenderi gold knobs and han.
dies, and all pieces have full gold edges
Each set has an extra large meat dish.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
This advertisement good for tomorotC
Pay Half, Keep Half, for Most
Of This China. Statuary. Glass
(Arcade and second floor

The dinner sets are perhaps the most remarkable part
of the sae-Lmoges china a. such pices
Yet the stauary-marbe-is marked at just half the
prices it was only few weeks ago.
The cut glass is fresh shipment
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Seventeen Good Silk Investments

Main Aisle Cross Aisle and TransepU
Nearly all in the list are plain staple kinds, to for
Innings and blouses or bands of trimming few have
checks or small desgns-those for shrtWaist gowns.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
sos, SIS, $S5 and 500
ICOffh 500 TO $40.

j. POuyat Limoges china sets, seven
different styles Of rich border decoration
some have solid color borders, red and
green. others floral and gold borders; the
finest sets that we have sold for the price
ia TO 1876 pieces.
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
AoN~SAA hoSAj
Italian Marble Statuary
III Halt Prize

Marble busts-S5 for an exqulsitely
carved head worth $40; then $3.50 worth
S15; IS worth SIG; $3.50 worth S25 /;
sl6,25 worth $3.50; SIS worth $50; and
S25 worth $50.
Marble figures, $3.50 worth $25 s25
worth $50 $35 worth $40; 500 worth
Sl00 and $40 worth $3.50.
White marble pedestals, So worth $3.50;
IS worth $l2; $40 worth Sl5; S14 worth
SlS, and SIS worth S22.
fAr~,4aA
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
Mattresses. Springs, Spreads
Mind iIooT, IhITteenth streeO

lIhlTd hooi Ihlfleehu sueeV
The prices are possible only because we have
ge purchases of certain good grades of hair and feah
Evening journal., 1904-03-15
a. Q. U. M.

The educational committee
appointed by Wilmington
Lodge. a. o. L. W. is meet
ing with much encourage
ment In the way Of favor
able reports from the mem-
bers on the subject Of the
new assessment plan. The
Evening journal., 1904-03-15

$40 and $I2-asRalp SIS
and $I8.
American porcelain sets, 100 pieces, each
set has 3 meat dishes and soup tureen;
pink and white floral decoration and deli
cate sprays.