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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-21
DAVID p, JONES' & coMpANy

DAVID P. JONES & COMPANY,
Main Floor, Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
5000 rooms, all modern; a frst-class house;
seo-2121 Sd av s, 10 rooms all modern; in the
finest condition.
sewer; large barn.
43o. i Logan av N; entirely modern y rooms.
rooms; are putting it in good condition.
s1s.5o-30O 18th ar n cistern and well; sewer
/ connections; re rooms ms
s3a-Flat @, 825 10th ST. all modern; in good
s2e-Fiat K, 32s r 10th st; all modern; rooms:
$13.50-110 w 14th st; city water, sewer and
BATH i*ts st. o Second soor all mod
saoa ssp; 5th rooms Sn s. first floor all modern;
ROOMS.
! e15. bo-244o Oakland av, first floor, wet sink,
! s12.5oI244o Oakland av, second floor, city water.
ss Em sstspn az rooms soomy second aoor
ss.5o-s41 = ED st. first floor, rooms; city
,s-24a1 10th av BARNS
t20-72a 10th st $. Will divide to suit tenants
81 &:; s;: for s; E; Fl
$500 Only-Buys house of IL rooms, with
all conveniences: also Groom house in the
1s2zs5
nothing cheaper in this loczl3ty. !,
Houses IN all part of the ~. for sale, lnahy OF
$1,000 to $4,000. See me and my list
before buying.
Acres or BLOCKS bloc Of lots overlooking Lake Amelia
and facing Minnehaha boulevard. Zine
site for home gardening or chicken ranch.
At price that will interest any one.
NOTICE.
have lot on Emerson. near Lake, also one on
Bryant AID 33d. corner. that will build
any size or style of house; accept $500 or
more cash, balance monthly payments,
including Interest. Why pay rent when
you en- buy OF these terms and get an
up-tolate house?
J. A. WALTERS,
New York Life Building.
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FOR SALE, bo0-ACRE STOCK RANCH, ONE
feed the year round, well watered with rum
ming water, besides a great number of springs;
ranch all fenced and cross-f fenced with mostly
woven wire fence; ranch fitted for CATTLE sheep
or hogs; two sets of new buildings; good or
chard, plenty of good pillow land, also an abun-
dance Of timber; cattle now on the range Sill
N good shape. some At for market, between
horses hogs, farm machinery and tools, go with
the ranch; good reasons for selling. Will con-
slider small stock merchandise small farm
in trade. This is one Of the finest propositions
ever offered In the way of a stock ranch. Deal
directly with the owners Address v. r. K1st-
sPoRTsMAN's PARADISE, $3.50
SO acres very fine land with nice timber on one
Of the most beautiful lakes In Minnesota. The
lake teens with black bass and other fish.
Splendid duck and geese hunting. The coun-
try abound with moose, red deer, partridges,
rabbits. etc.; located but six miles from sta
ton and 100 miles from Minneapolis This
nler resort. Timber worth 81, 800. It is gov.
eminent land and can be fled on and held with
out residence. Owner must relinquish. Price,
Bank Of Commerce. Minneapolis, MINI.
$50 ACRES IN MILE Laos CO., MIMI, 4
miles from Page and 12 miles from Milaca; 10
IN pasture and timber land. 300 acres fenced.
cattle; also other buildings. The buildings alone
are worth $780, Soil rich loan clay with clay
sub-soil PLACE can be made one OF the finest
only $40 per acre. Easy terms
FRANKLIN BENNEB, s5s5s Il
SIC 84l Bank of Commerce Bldg,
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Z o % 90 o q
FREE TRIP TO COLORADO.
We will furnish a round-trip ticket free
to eastern Colorado, on June 1, to every
purchaser of one section or more Of our
land at So to $3.50 per acre on ten years
time.
This is fine, level prairie, covered with
grass. capable Of raising wheat, macaroni
tables, etc.. without irrigation. For par
ticulars, address 81 ~
sELOvER, BATES & CO.,
. Ground Floor, West Hotel Building,
Minneapolis.
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GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.

RESIDENCE BARGAINS.
$1,750 buys Broom house, walking distance.
9th ay n car line; barn, sewer,
stone walk. Rental value, 1894 per year.
$3.50 buys ten-room modern home, 45-foot lot,
barn, stone walk; near seth st and Chi
cago
81 250 buys partly modern home, one block to
line; large lot.
$4,000 buys Park av residence, near 32d st,
new, modern, nine rooms, hot-water heat,
laundry, hardwood floors and finish
throughout.
I have best bargains for the money.
L. L. SUTHERLAND,
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FARMS, $40 DOWN,
$40 MONTH.
I&F 9{sst.f4'
PRICE PER ACRE, IS TO $40.

Great land for all farm products strawber
rtes, apples and sugar beets. Located in the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan close to railroads
good towns and markets. Plenty Of pure
water and timber for fuel and buildings. JUS
the place for thrifty men with few dollars
Go to this new country and grow up with it
Here is your change to besindependent. Write
us Tor special railroad rates, maps, booklets
and full particulars to-day.
UPPER PENINSULA LAND CO., LIMITED,
344 Washington Arcade, Detroit. Mich.
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IMPRovED FARM HOMES.

IMPROVED FARM HOMES.
Improved farm homes for laboring men and
renters, in 40-acre tracts or more, with good
house. all complete and ready to move into.
All hardwood timber land on good public
roads, near schools, churches and creameries.
Good neighbors. Near town having popu-
lation Of 1000. Only 80 to go miles from St..
Paul and Minneapolis. Price S. to SIS per
acre. Terms $1.50 per acre cash, balance on
long time at a low rate Of interest. For maps
and further Information, address Ueckes Land
Agency, Cumberland. Wis.
7s ACRES m GROW WING co., MINNIE
sofa, about miles from jenkins, nice little
r. r. town. Land. lies on White Fish Lake, one
OF the finest bodies of water In the Northwest.
1t has with connecting lakes, navigation 70
miles in extent. An ideal sportsman's paradise:
both for hunting, fishing and sailing. Just the
spot for a summers outing. Why not buy this
and make Tor yourself summer home A good
log cabin would only cost about $17b. Price
only $12 per acre.
FRANKLIN BENNER,
541 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
81, 400 oNLY-4o ACRES, MILE FROM MOUND
station Lake Minnetonka; wild land; dis
count for all cash. anxious to SELL
s., 000-20 acres, Excelsior, Deephaven; frpit
5000 acres, Hopkins, west Minneapolis.
5000 acres, Watertower. Northeast Minneap-
s4oo1soy acres, Princeton, Mile Laos county.
MINI.
Bargains always on hand.
M. r. HOBART, PHOENIX BLDG.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

IF you WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME
and apply the money you are now paying for
rent to paying for 1t, call at our office and
get one Of our contracts. Don't wait; every
money into the pocket Of your landlord Call
and see us at once. Western Investment &
Realty Co., 20S New York Life building. Or
fee open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
until 3 O'Clock,
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TRULY A SNAP.
A $4,000 HOME.
3045 9th av S. new thorou ghly modern eight
room house: hardwood floors and finish through
out: best Prince Royal furnace. Open nickel
plumbing, full basement. mahogany and nat
ural oak finish, porcelain bath; located in one
Of the best residence districts; on terms Of
$500 down, $40 per month. Stop paying rent,
and look this house over, and locate perma-
nently.
THORPE BROS,
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GREAT BARGAIN.
$4,000 for double brick house. 1919 Mount
Curve nv, eight rooms each; hardwood
floors and finish; combination heat; thoroly
modern; room on lot to build another
house; the most slightly location in Minne-
apolis, overlooking the whole town; is To-
Gated between Humboldt and Irving: lot
l0Ox250250x135. ~
MINNEAPOLIS TRUST co..
Fourth st S.
IF YOU WANT 10 BUY OR SELL LANDS OR
city property, go to Crane Land Co., 73O Ten
pie Court.
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SARGENT COUNTY HAS THE BEST RAIL
road facilities, the best soil and is the best
in North Dakota. It raises the best wheat,
corn oats, barley, and one crop of fax often
pays for the land. Improved farms and rich
prairie lands for sale. A. e. Hammond 4l2
The Phoenix 3T.2T-s-- n -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Nnn%ln,..S

70 ACRES IN PEPIN COUNTY, WIsooNsIN,
only about five miles from Wabasha and less
than Is miles from st. Paul. About so acres
have been cultivated; large amount Of fine
Watered by Chippewa river. This can be
made fine stock farm, and the price is only
%, 900, or tribe over So per acre. Terms
ses.s FRANKLIN BENNER,
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Little Girls and Big Girls
Here is Good News

(Main Aisle, and 2d floor, Chestnut ST.
For small girls
Quaint. COOL suspender dresses,
81 worth So; plain and checked
gingham, with detachable white
lawn blouse and suspenderS; TO
14-year sizes. (Main Aisle)
White lawn dresses:
Sl.75, worth S275. Guimps dresses,
graceful pointed bertha edged with lace,
unusually deep hem, TO l2-year sizes
1925, worth $3.50. Tucked yoke,
trimmed with lace and embroidery, skirt
with tucked flounce, TO l4.year sizes.
S275, worth 81. Yoke of lace and
embroidery. finished with rutfle OF EN-
broidery and lace, S 10 l4-year sizes
Second floor, Chestnut street,
For gWis II, I6 and Is pearS-
Box.eoat suits Of white and natural
colored linen, and few in rep and linen
in various colors, $5--have been $75I
and $40. Musssd, (Stcond floor. Chest
nut street,
Skirts Of linen crash and dark polk
dotted duck, 81 worth $3.50; white an
natural colOred linen and white lawn
$l.6O worth $500 white and natura
colored linen. side pleated all round, So
worth 50. "a to 40 inches long. Mai
Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Splendid White cottons
(Aisls 16 east

Belfast linen finish is a cot
ton that looks like linen-but
costs only 15c a yard.
The maker was clever enough
to weave and finish it linen fashion
and even when yon tuck It it is
hard TO tell from the real thing.
ShruBk c0ltoHs are a great
comfort to women who like
to feel that their skirts will not
90 up three or four inches
after they are washed.
These eottons are made specially
for us-left in water until the
threads are taut. then sent here
from the bleacheries.
80 inches wide, 1215c. 15e and
16c.
AS inches wide, 1So.
About the weight of light dress
duck.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Out-of-the-Ordina
ShirtWaists
Second floor

Here are some shirtwaist
byWays we do not often tell
about.
For the woman who likes a
soft, comfortable collar comes a
simple white lawn waist with soft
collar band and lay-down collar.
81.
For seashore and mountains are
pretty waists, part cotton, part
wool. just warm enough to take
the chill off cool days. Made tall
ored fashion; brown, blue and
cream, with little contrasting fig
ures. s1.75.
Those white lawn waists with
strips Of embroidery on the front
are decidedly out of the ordinary
for 81; worth $3.50.
So, too. are those pretty colored
waists of imported tissue thai
looks like fine beautiful lawn; tan,
lavender, rose and pink, 81, the
same kind earlier sold for 1925.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Table Decorations
for the " Fourth"
tBasementl

Flags; bonbon boxes; can
non; crackers, filled with
candy; drums, filled with
souvenirs; all sorts of pretty
yet inexpensive things with
which to decorate the table
and add to the festivity of the
occasion.
SHk flags on wooden staffs, with
ball bases to keep them upright,
1oo.
Cannon, big ones, to fill with
candy. effective for posting round
the centerpiece Of the table, 15c
each; smaller ones, mounted on
boxes in twos and threes, 25c to
SOC.
Giant crackers to be filled with
candy for souvenirs, &c, sc, 10c.
Knabsaeks, large blue knapsacks
filled with chocolates and tied with
ribbon. 15c.
IOfbedOeS IN DoXeS ana packets
look Just like the noisy ones. but
made of gumdrops, &c and zoe.
Drums, ready for filling with
candy, 15o TO SOC; a large one,
filled with a dozen good souvenirs,
So.
Fireerackers, in punches, sc, 10c
or 15c, according to size.
Ice cream cases, modelled after
flower baskets or mandolins, deco
rated in national colors, 10c, 15o,
2Oc and 25o each.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
This Is Not a Great Sale of
Mems CZothtnq

But # is clothing that commands steady ready and
healthy sale among PhHadelphians who dress we'll
1t Is clothing that proud to seI-proud to have
you exaineproud to have you compare with any other
1t is made in the first instance, we'll clothing
can be made, and marked at little prices as good
clothing can be sold for
With such clothing, of course we never have any
left to hold great sales nor the price much below
the usual !igure.
Handmade serge suits So $I2, SIS, $40 and SIS H.
Two-piscs SUITS $3.50, SO, $I2, SIS and SD
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Paper Napkins, Cloths,
Flags, Etc, for the
Fourth

Find them near the candy
decorations in the basement.
Paper flags on sticks, s1Sxl5 inches,
SOC dozen
Crepe paper, red, white and blue, 8
yards to roll, 15c.
Crepe paper napkins, flag design, soc
a hundred.
Paper garlands for decoration, red,
white and blue. $3.50 a dozen.
Paper lunch sets, consisting OF ! table
cloth, 42x7O inches, dozen napkins,
dozen doilies, zoe set
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
A Dress for Tots That
Suits the Climate
BABY Store, second floor


When the mercury jumps
to 95 degrees slip on the
youngsters a guimpe dress.
They revel in the no-neck,
.no-sleeve proposition. When
the mercury begins to tum-
bic slip on the guimpe and
the arms and throat are pro-
tected.
At 81, two pretty styles. one with a
pointed yoke of hemstitched tueks, and
8-year sizes; the other with hemstitched
bertha finished with a rufle of embrold-
cry, ?, 3 and 4-year sizes.
At - is a charming little frock with
the tucker effect across the front and
pointed bretelles over each shoulder; 2,
and 4-year sizes.
The S225 dress has a deep pointed
bertha trimmed with embroidery; ?,
and 4-year sizes.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Fancy Sailor Suits for
Bows Much Underprice
market street sntresob

Strong fabrics, well made,
don't care for the wash tub;
but broken sizes, and few of
some kindS-crash, flannel
and cheviot; sizes 4 to II,
8 suits, were S. now 50.
As suits, were s. nov $3.50.
s suits, were $3.50 now 1915.
s suits, were 500 now 1915.
q suits, were So 80 now s..
IS suits, were $3.50 now S..
suits. were $40 now IS.
Other cash sHffS below
usual prices-the makers
season is gone by, ours is
well along, while the boys
use has but begun.
225 suits 75c. worth 81 and $3.50.
200 suits Sl.65, worth 81 10 $3.50.
All suits $3.50, worth $3.50; regula
loo suits Sl.65. worth 50 to $3.50
! Russians.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Comfortable Porch
Chairs and Rockers
Mission Style-Unusual
Prices
Third floor

Third floor
Mission furniture is known
for its cold simplicity of de-
sign and solidity of structure.
1t is admirably adapted to
porch furniture. The chairs
quoted below have Weathered
oak frames and double cane
seats. If you like the con-
ira st of the bright cane with
the rich dark brown you will
find some here at considera-
bly, less than the regular
prices.
Settees, #. in. long, usually 50. 75
now s.. IS.
Swings, 3 II. 6 in. long, with chains
usually Sll.50, now 50.
Arm chairs. usually So, now f4.50
Armchair rockers, usually So, now
$3.50.
Side chairs, usually S4, now SO.
Rockers, usually 81 so, now S3.75.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Fourth of July is Ice Cream Day
Basement
None too early to order the freezer

None too early to order the freezer
A told yesterday that the Twentieth Century
delicious ice she had She
another amount of could buy hers She had
used it five years.
the best freezer for the Fourth Of July no-requires no
will do the work Somebody tell
you and show you all about it, and give a sample
pts. s1.25; qs. s15o qts.. s175
Naturally we think the Wanamaker ohurn freezer
market Made order with egg whip
rangement addition the dasher which whips the while
being frozen making delightfully."- light foamy and smooth Makes
more given quantity than any other
quart sso quarts $40 quarts, s. 10 quarts $9s5
20 quarts, SlL7S
With fly wheel, IA quarts, S175 20 $3.50
of Philadelphia housekeepers think the Gem
ice cream freezer is the best
quart $3.50 squats $40 quarts 1896 10 quarts s5es
quarts $3.50 quarts, 2e5 quarts S4ss quarts. sz7s
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Enough Silk Ginghams
for Today

25o-regHlar zoe 10 65c q0ahtp
lMain Aisel
Silk one way, cotton the
other. One gives beauty and
lustre, the other lends strength.
Hard to find a more ideal
combination ~ or a lower
price.
They sold so fast yesterday that
we have only enough left to men,
ton today. No list Of colors for
fear Of disappointing some one
not you. Madame EARLY, but those
who follow later in the day.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
SIC Cinghams-Se Seconds
of 12hc Quality
Store closes al 5
main Aisle

All plain colors-lgh blue, dark blue gray, pink and
oxblood Twenty cases more from the maker yesterday
morning
We expect that this will make as much of stir today
the first lot did last wee-when sold $4,000 yards
between and o'clock
If you look carefully through each yard you will find
occasional thick thread-thats why they called
seconds No other reason.
They no more like other ginghams that are selling
for 5c than tafea like India silk Put samples together
and see for yourself
Twelve yards--a woman's gown-costs 6ec
Four yards-a chlds fock-costs pc.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
japanese Lanterns

Japanese Store. second floor, CENTER
make quite an attractive dis
play on the Fourth at a very
little outlay.
s-inch oval lanterns, 40e dozen.
lO-inch oval lanterns, 50c dozen.
Sets of o, assorted shapes, 10 TO l2
inches long, 3Oc set.
Sets of 5, assorted shapes, l3 to IA
inches long, SOC set
Sets OF 8, assorted shapes, IA to IL
inches long, 75c set.
Sets Of .. assorted shapes, IL to is
inches long, Zoe set.
Se.s Of 8, assorted shapes, 10 TO 70
inches long, 81 set
Lanterns, 90 inches long, 25c each.
Lanterns, p inches long, 4Oc each.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Cool Salts and Trousers
for Very Particular Men

We have another piece of the American blue sergs
which matches the Clay serge (when placed side by side
so closely to deceive experts-we told you Of the frs
piece while ago. and it went away at
TO-YOUR- ORDER, $25-quartsr- lined with
all the careful workmanship and exact detail which givs
STYLE fit and long satisfaction. We don't think you
match this suit Under $35
TROUSERS, $650-to measure.
Gray stripes summer-weight wooen about pattern
as peces-usoay SO $I2 Belt suspsnder buttons
ops peg eut
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Toys for the Holidays

(FOurm NOOtl
When school is out and
busy brains are taking a rest,
give the physical side of the
little ones a chance to develop.
II poH haze a gardSN.
Garden set, rake, hoe, shovel, sc.
Garden set, short handles, rake, hoe,
trowel, l0c.
Garden SET, rake. hoe, shovel and fork.
25e, soc, 81.
Tin watering pots, sc, l0c
Fancy enameled watering pots, l5c
toSl
II ron are gong apap 10 the
ssaSkve.
Plain tin sand moulds, l0o, SOC, 81.
Fancy enameled tin sand moulds, 9Oc,
Sand moulds, shovel and sieve. 25c.
Fancy enameled tin sand moulds and
sieve, 81, 81. $3.50.
Basket sieve and enameled moulds, 81,
S1.75.
Sand wheelbarrows, shovel and sand
moulds, 81. so, 81, 81 so
sand wheelbarrows, 81, SIPS, Sl.75.
Wood sand moulds, birds, 25c, Soc
Wood sand moulds, figures, soc, 75c.
Tin buckets, sc, l0c, zoe.
Papier mache buckets, lOc, 25e.
Fancy enameled buckets, 2Oc to 9Oe.
H/hsreVsy pOH are, town OF
country, these will promote
healthy outdoor exercise:
Jumping rcpss. sc, l0c, l5e.
Rubber balls, sc, 10c, l5c, 25c to Sl.5O
Racket and ball. sc.
Flying machine kites. 5e, lOc, 25e, SOC
Box Kites. 25o. SOC, 81.
Eddy kites, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
f" When You Can Get a
81 PetticOat for S4.7S"

(Pettlcoat Shop, second fooD
said a woman, 'it's we'll to look
ahead. shall need a black silk
petticoat next fall, and shall never
be able to get such a skirt as this
for what ! can pay"
Good taffeta, and deep gradua-
ted accordion-pleated flounce, fin
ished with ruftle and quilting.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Fourth Of JHiy Means Seashore
SeashOre Means
Bathing Suits
Second lo9T. Chestnut street

kocNohA AOJls OiiC CatluN oNiNSt
And as a general thing
bathing suits now mean either
mohair or its near relation,
surf cloth.
These two materials shed
rather than soak up the water,
making it easier to swim and
float and really enjoy sea-
bathing.
Both blue and black in all our
bathing suits are guaranteed.
Everything fresh and new and
bright, too-aHd right
MohaiE So, $500. So, SO. 90, at
10 $3.50.
SHrf doth. Sc. So, up TO s6.75.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Wananaker Flags
(Fourth floor

" ouiu hoOl(
are made of the best bunting,
double warp and we'll twisted.
The stripes are sewed with two
rows of machine stitching; the
stars have the edges turned under
to prevent fraying; the hem is
strengthened by a tape.
Every one guaranteed, Of course,
both for color and durability. 81
to SIS.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Storing Furs
Second floor Juniper street.

Don't 60 away for the Fourth Of
July without seeing that your
furs are safely housed for the sum
mef.
Better let US store them, taking
all the risks, than 10 put them
away in trunk inyour own house
with moth balls.
II alterations are made now,
furs are stored without charge
through the summer, otherwise a
small percentage Of the value is
asked 10 cover insurance.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28

citizens because Il gives a letter COM
mand Of language and the utilization of
bette' ideas. II is for this reason that the
Evening Journal IS putting forth its great
premium circulation offer in connection
with Chauncey M. Depews great Library
Of Oratory." Ever home should own tins
work. Every man, woman and child should
use il. Write to the Evening Journal to-
day
Evening journal., 1904-06-28

from all stations on It's lines June &c
and p, good returning leaving Indianapo-
lis not later than July 10. at rate Of sing.e
fare for the round trip. For specific in---
formation concerning rates and time Of
trains, consult nearest ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28

be held Friday evening 10 begin arrange
ments for the days celebration.
Diamond Council, Jr. o. T.. a. N. elect
ed officers for the ensuing six months last
evening. Two limitations were performed
and two propositions received. The follow
ing officers were elected. Councillor. VIII
liam White; vice councillor, W. a. Dame
hauer; assistant recording secretary. j.
II. White; warden, r. Truman; conductor
James Taliey.
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
REDUCED RATES TO INDIAN
APoLlS
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Prohibition National.
Convention.

For the benefit OF those desiring to at
tend the Prohibition National Convention,
to ne held at Indianapolis. June 2S 10 80
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell round-trip tickets TO Indianapolis
Evening journal., 1904-06-28
Winding Up These
Summer Silks
tArcade)

lATcadel
Summer foaiardS, soc -
worth 81.
The last Of the big lot that has been
selling here until today for 5sc a yard.
Corded cash silks, Csc
originally 45c.
These are the best quality; 10 in. wide
Evening journal., 1904-06-28

7 IVI II~5 -VCD1~~71 ~ .
Neverout lens mirror searchlight for
fork bracket, Sl6.35, 500, S26.4O each,
without generator.
Neverout generators, single, Sl2 each.
Neverout generators, double, SIC each.
Imported horns. from $3.50 up to t5,
Long tube horns, from ST. 90 up 10 SIS.
Automobile docks, So, s., SIS and t21
each.
Automobile jacks, 50, So, 81 and s.
each.
Holder for your city license, 75e.
A complete line of goggles, also the
famous French billy lamps.
Automobile clOthalg-abso-
The sale of shOb-WON al
for two days more only-pri'
Evening journal., 1904-06-28

SERVICE PENSION FOR AGE.
New and important order. Sc when So.
when 65. $40 when g. sl2 when 20 years.
John Wainwright G. Co.. Pension Attys..
End floor. 3 W. 7th St.. Wilmington Dels