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Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Covert-Clesh Jackets

Slip into the SO kind. You'll
find the collar lies snug and close,
the "spring" over the hips is cor
rect and the curving Tapped seam
that runs from the shoulder gives
grace and slenderness ~ perfect
trifes that hint at a perfect whole.
For $3.50 is a lapped-seam, fitted coat,
so beautifully tailored 1t looks worth
every cent Of Sl2.
Our $40 covert-cloth jacket we
compared seam by seam with SIS
coats elsewhere, and in tailoring.
making and material it came out
ahead. The way il sells shows
that it's the best in town for the
money.
At SIS are two little beauties. Prices
run up 70 $40, $22.50, S25 TO $50.
Lots of women who heretofore
had their jackets made to order are
buying these because the tailoring
and fit have such an unusual air.
We had the coats, even the least
expensive, cut over good patterns,
and we put into them the very best
tailoring and making possible for
the money.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
2zs New Guimpss
lBabY Store, second doom

Difficult to tell which are the
prettier-Simple plain guimpes
OF fine lawn with Just wee
little tuckS, hemstitching and
French knots to make them
pretty, or elaborate kinds all
tricked out with lace, tucks
and embroidery, 10 see how
dressed-up they can look.
One of these has an embroidery
of insertion-like stripes with
enough of the plain goods between
each stripe to fold into a little tuck
covered with featherstitching and
French knots.
Another is of fine India linon
with featherstitehing and French
knots running around the top like
little necklace; below it, like
pendants, are daintily embroidered
little flowers, the whole set in a
frame of lace and beading.
But there are a dozen OF
more other styles il you like
none of these.
25c to $3.75; 4 to II years
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
M A R c H
ICH om and bssis m yolV ,erab-booAl

January 1st: Seventeenth half-yearly
sale Of muslin underwear
January 6thi s22t,ooO worth Of turs az
fourth and third lower price than ever
before for like qualities.
February lat The regular February sale
Of furniture.
Goods show. in which were contributions
from France, England, Scotland, Ger
many and America. More than twenty
cases IN the Main Aisle, the entire Arcaae
and twenty more cases in the DIess-
Goods Salon were filled with the exnlpits,
May 18th. There came 10 the store nNe
carloads OF shirtwaists.
June was devoted also to huge sales
on the lst were 750O00 yards OF rpbopi On
the 8th. 800 pieces OF knit hosiery alu
underwear; on the 18th, 100000 worm OF
summer dress stuffs.
September 18th: 1000 pieces of Reed 4
Bartouss plated ware
September 10Th. The leading news aru-
Gle IN the newspapers announced the
purchase by John Wanamaker or tne An-
ton-Hughes Company Of New foik.
october 18th: The store took over the
stock OF f. A. Hoyt Co., mems ana
boys clothing.
October 2ith: Hilton Hughes Company s
stock had been found 20 amount 70 sl,Vlt,--
0SS rs, a portion Of which Il was announced
would be brought to the Philaoelphia
store for sale.
on November l4th came the onlcial an
nOuuctmtnl thhl on anu aAtSt -.-o--e't-S i-s .
the 10th, there would be two Wanamakef
stores, one In Philadelphia and one lh
/ New York; but they would be one con-
cern-each helping the other; on the ION
! II was noted that the two stores contained
S. $4,000 worth OF merchandise.
November ed: Twenty miles OF pretty
ribbons, and a 16-acre Christmas store
with special mention OF toys In the Base
ment and on the third floor.
December 9TH: The Main Aisle was
transformed into a copy Of the Rue de Ia
Paix, Paris, as Il appeared during re-
\ cent visit OF the Russian Gar
December 9th: The store was Christ
| mas exhibit from roof to Basement; N
the Transept was Santa Claus WIFI
Brownie helpers; on the second floor, near
| Market street was the Cinderella tab
ieaux, and on the second floor, under the
nfth sky-ight, Christmas in the Wild
wood"-there were $50 arc lights, $500 in
| candescent lights and 1850 gas Jets EN-
ployed In the illumination.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Tailored Suits

Cheviot, Venetian and voile look
all the worse for being made into a
tailored suit, if they are not made
right.
But even our $40 suit is tailored
rlght-the lines are correct, the fit
good and the trimming in harmony
with the suit.
Paris Is at our elbow all the time
giving US of her art that underies
her making of clothes. telling US
all her pretty styles, and tricks Of
trimming.
Look at this little $40 sult-slmple, Of
course, for that price, but good cheviot,
good silk In the thinning, and refinement
In the bright little braid that makes II
pretty.
AtSl2 is a little beauty. The silk fin
Ish about the neck has the grace Of flower
petals, little capes fall over the shoulders,
and turned-back tabs Of silk trimmed with
braid and buttons, make It dalntlly pretty.
On up by little jumps prices 60
TO SEQ, stopping at S22.75 because
it is something special-broadcloth
suit with strapped, fitted coat
and again at $3.50 for a little silk
lined beauty Of voile.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Pretty Dresses for Girls
Second floor, Chestnut street.


Simple and serviceable, yet
so much charm of coloring
and design is woven into the
material that girls who get
them are going to look Won
derfully well.
OF fine imported mohair, crisp
but not harsh, are little dresses in
bright clan plalds. They are in
the straight Russian style and have
detachable collar and shield of fine
white pique, and a white kid belt.
4 to 12 years, S5 worth $3.50.
In a summer-weight wool with
the pretty colorings and indistinct
plaids Of the spring homespuns
comes a one-piece dress with a
white linen shield. It has a bright
chevron on the sleeve, red silk tie
and red kid belti 6 to II years,
$40.
A fresh lot of little regulation
dresses in blue and brown cheviot
Is Just in, with a red tie. white
braid and the red and white chew
ron on the sleeve; 4 TO y years,
1915.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Spring Millinery From
Vienna
lSeeond iloor, GTeen SaIonsl


1t is a well-known fact that
Vienna, one of the most cos
mopoIitan cities in Europe,
makes nearly all of the walk
ing hats for London, and the
fashionable children's hats for
most of the large cities in the
world.
There is one firm in Vienna
which holds the place CORE
spondlngto KnoX-and which
sends exclusively to the Wan
.amaker store the Vienna sup
plies for Philadelphia and New
York city.
These hats came late last
week-we have said so little
about them because the Paris
millinery has been claiming
most of our attention.
You will find that the straws and
braids are most unusual. This is
because the maker has factories in
Prague, Budapest. Florence and
Vienna, where all the straws for
his hats are manufactured. They
are far above the ordinary in weave
and in texture.
We have them in pretty little
round hats for children-rolled-
brim sailors with odd and novel
trimmings, for $3.50 to $40.
Outing hats-to be worn by wo.
men or young girls-s5 to $40.
Among these are some of the
newest automobile hats-made
very soft, without any stiffness in
the straw whatever, so that they
will pull far down on the head.
Find them in the little room of
the Green Salon, second floor.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Roman, Continent and
Continental Bicycles
Fourth floor

Fourth floor
Quite Unexpectedly we have
been able to get a lot of the
famous Roman bicycles to
sell at SIT.
The Roman is one of the
best wheels ever built in Phil
adelphia, and has always given
satisfaction.
Mems Tattern only, 22-inch size,
one-piece hanger, Columbia tires,
adjustable handle-bars.
With Batr-WleSt brake, $40.
Oiher good bicyles ready for
bright bracing spring days:
Laclede bicycle, $50, mems.
Continental, .s22. so, mems and
women'S.
Continent, $3.50, mems and
women's.
Juvenile, for boys and girls.
26-inch size, SIS.
24-inch size, S16.5o.
20-inch size, S15.
New Departure brake, fitted to any
wheel, SIS additional.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Gas Ranges and Oil
Cookers
(Basement

To housekeepers who are
not acquainted with gas ranges
information:
They are cleanly. convenient,
economical in price and service, a
comfort in hot weather.
Sawed burners are most efficient
the first four ranges mentioned
have This feature, and many other
exclusive Improvements.
Every device that tends TO eco
nomic gas consumption by giving
intense heat only where it is
wanted-under the cookery, not
through the house-is embodied in
these ranges.
Cottage, $3.50. s14.75
"Wa amaker," 1915, SIS 70.
"ione," $l3.75, $1b.75
"Superb. 1876, s17.75.
SeseiaI-" Stamford" $3.50 instead Of
slA75.
oil cooking Si0Ues--
Two-burner, $3.50, IS.
Three. burner, 80, 1925.
Sbecial-a few oil cooking stow S,
slightly dulled, used as samples,
$3.50 and So, from So. 75 and $3.50,
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Ready for Two Busy Days in
Mem Clothing
Market street.

We have called in practically all the suits and overcoas
our manufacturers had readyfo us expecting large demand
on our stocks today and tomorrow - in preparation for
Easter.
First of ALL insist that clothing must be all uoOI
and CeH made. No exceptions No qubblng over terms.
All wool means all wool under chemical est-not commercial
al-wool which admits of certain proportion of cotton.
W/sH taaoyed means that where the price will admit
(Which includes every suit and overcoat from $12 up) the
vital parts be made by hand-carefuy shaped and
stitched that the garment will hold its shape as long
the cloth lasts.
There is a machine out that will counterfeit in appear
ance hand-stchng. It is fraud and good clothing
will it. for does not take the place OF handWork
but merely Stimulates for the purpose of decevng the GUS
TONER We have sample of this work here and will show
it to you if you ask the salesman
Smts s1O s12 SIS, s1s s2o s22.5O s25, up s35
Sb,ing-weg toboat s1o s12, $40, $50, s25 and $50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Knlahts TempIan

Supper, song and smoker was the
,rder Of the evening with St. Johns
commandery. No. /, Knights Tep1plar
n the lodge room in the Opera House
ast night.
About $50 members sat az the tables
gpread for their entertainment
Following the banquet an extended
musical entertainment was given IN the
upper room and as the knights
smoked they Witnessed one Of the best
vaudeville performances which has ap-
peared in this city this winter. The
.alent was professional and was Sc
sured BY r. G. Bartr8n.
The annual election OF officers was
held during the business meeting prior
70 the entertainment and the following
we're chosen TO I'LL the respective
Ahairs:
Eminent commander. DIR. ]. Harmer
Rile: generalissimo. Joseph II. stuart;
captain general, Carl w. Feldmeieri
lenior warden. William +. Guthrie
unior warden, Clinton c. Joseph;
lreasurer, r. Henry Young; recorder
James H. Price, trustees Dr. ]. Paul
Lukens, Isaac c. Pyle and William
Marshall.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

sewing and has placed her wardrobe in
frst-class condition.
If jealousy instigated the crime Of which
this woman Is accused It was over as un-
couth a man as could be imagined. Powell
is big and almost Incredibly awkward
He has huge rough hands and his feet are
encased IN immense boots, into the legs
Of which his trousers are stuffed. He has
a norid complexion and a struggling red
mustache. He wears shabby clothing. the
most conspicuous feature Of which is a
rather brigt blue sweater.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

mems meetings in the Garriek Theatre
has Secretary Hopkins, OF the Y. NJ. c..
A. given sn address. and then very unex-
pectedly to hll in when the announced
speaker was unable 10 be present. but his
address at that time seemed TO please the
men. In his talk 10 men next Sunday af-
ternoon he will take up line Of thought
not as often touched upon in mems meet
ings as It ought to be and will give very
plain and straightforward talk about
those habits and secret vices among men
that wreck and destroy. The address will
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
A Great Shoe Stock
lThIrteenth and MaTketl

1t Is not our business to dictate what any one should
or not wear but here fact as to shoes that every
before purchasing misses the best shoe exhibit in The ci and
fails 10 get The best shoes aHy ggsB amount of MONEY Ci
procure This holds true Of
The So shoes and 0Moyds for women, in different
leathers variety of Styles every sort of heel and tip AA to
E widths, all Sizes
The $500 shoe for nlsfIcomplete in both shoes and
oxfords.
Every pair of these IS made to specifications,
with oak-tanned leather soes full vamps proper nings and
styles that are exclusive.
also holds true of our So S. ST. SO and $40 shoes for
both men and women.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

be illustrated with about sixty very str's-
ing lantern views including some unusu4i-
ly interesting cartoons by Frank Beard.
the famous artist. Mr.. Hopkins has given
this address repeatedly in other cities and
always to large audiences Of deeply in5
terested men. Positively no boys win II.
admitted next Sunday afternoon, evenj
accompanied by parents as their pres9
Is undesirable. but every young MAD
the city should hear this talk on "S6
His wild oats and the Harvest"
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
46 Blouse Suits for
Boys. $3.50
market street,

Double-breasted, with full knick-
erbockers and an Eton collar. The
materials are spring weight wool
crashes and cheviots, in light col
ors. Sizes from 4 to 10 years.
Ordinarily they would sell for
SO, but these 46 came to us at a
price that enables us to sell them
10 you for $3.50 each.
Other blouse suits from s5 to $40.
DoHbls-breasted SHiiS and NoJolks,
S5 to SJ=.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Germany Makes The Best Linen
Mesh Underwear In The World
lWesl OF Arcade

-and the kind we have to sell the original linen mesh Of
which all others copes coming direct to US from the
manufacturer in Cologne and made to special specifca
tons.
We have tried other makes from time to time, but
drop them all for this original brand which the best
NE are speaking OF mems HHderIDear olb.
Linen all linen, necessary have
cotton in the CLOTH This original maker So per cent linen
these garments the very light weight which only half
nen and the fsh-ne which very and nearly all linen
The the mesh vaes the weight Of the CLOTH and the
prices run s225 $3.50, SO and 1925 garment
The will tell which kind best suited your needs.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

ChWORAiers-
Blrd's-eye maple. five drawers with hat
box, French plate mirror, shaped, S25
usually S35.
Bid s-eye maple, four drawers. large
closet. serpentine top and French plate
mirror, shaped. SIS usually S27.
Golisn oak, four large drawers, large
double closet with French plate mirror,
shaped, SIS usually Sc.
Golden oak, FIVE drawers and French
plate mirror, s. usually $1,000.
BHftdHS-
Bird SIEVE maple, five drawers, large
French plate mirror, S35 usually S45
Bird s-eye maple, tour drawers, serpen-
tine front and large French plate mirror,
shaped, sS6 usually $46.
Bifds-eys maple, four dfawers and
large French plate mirror, s33 usually SAB.
Bird s-eYe maple, four drawers, serpen-
tire top ana French plate Mirror shaped,
s23 usually s33.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

able slide-drag and baek-slidlng click, 40
yards size, 60c.
Carlton lightweight reel, $3.50, Won
Hofe, Shakespeare, Louisville, Walton,
O. w. Gayle & Sons, B. c. Milan,
Hendryx and other favorites.
LtHsS-25-yard lengths.
Willamette, waterproof, braided silk,
black, assorted sizes, 50c, 60c.
Knoxall, linen, on spools, s5c.
Martins enameled, highest quality
braided braided silk, Kingfsher," 75e
to $3.50.
Yellowstone. braided silk, s1.25.
Leaders, &c to 75c each.
Trout flies-every species that Is good
In these waters, assorted sizes, very neatly
tied, 75c TO So a dozen.
Landing nets, 75c to 81.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

Rois-SH TO 91l feet.
Spit bamboo. $3.50, llnen-wrapped
grip. three Joints an extra tip, nlckeled
reel socket
Split bamboo, $3.50. cedar inlaid butt,
cork grip, aickeled eel socket.
African steel cane. $6, three joints and
extra tip, nickel mouu ting, felt cover.
Anderson rod. so, made in Edinburgh,
Scotland, Bethabara wood, three joints
and extra tn, patent-locking terrAes,
balanced butt-no more perfectly elastic
rod made.
All these rods are lightweight but very
strong; the fis erman can depend upon
them for any trout in either State which
may take MS fly.
ResIS-all the good kinds.
Double multiplying, raised pillar, bal
ance handle, brass reels with patent adjust
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

Mahogany, four drawers and French
plate mirror, shaped, S33 usually S43.
Mahogany finish, four drawers an9
French plate mirror, shaped, Sl7 usually
S22.
Golden oak, four drawers with French
plate mirror, Sl7 usually S22.
Golden oak, three drawers with French
plate mirror, shaped, SIS usually $40.
Golden oak, four drawers with French
plate mirror, $50 usually SIS.
Bird's-eye maple dresser, three drawers.
serpentlne front with large oval French
plate mirror, $35 usually S45.
Mahogany dresser, five large and three
small drawers, with French plate mirror,
shaped, $50 usually Sll0.
Mahogany dresser, three drawers and
large French plate mirror, shaped, $50
usually $40.
Mahogany dresser, two drawers with
large French plate mirror, shaped, $40
usually $50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Silk-Striped Challis, 30c
main Aisle

The threads running one
way are cotton and the other
wool, while up and down 90
shining bands of silk, the
color of the background.
There are some cream-eolored
with polka-dots or Dresden pat
terms some tinted grounds with
Dresden figures. and nine plain
colors.
soc is very little to pay for them
when the weaving and the print
ing are considered-but we bought
a special lot to sell at this price for
spring.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
For Y our Hands-AN New
Easter Suit
(Arcade

e5c-for women's fine glac e
gloves. made for us in enormous
quantities; a fresh shipment just
in from abroad.
All the right shades of tan,
beaver, brown, mode and gray to
match spring suits and gowns.
Black and white, too. 2 clasps.
Paris Point embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

Powell is not so averse to be interviewed
as his wife. He seems willing enough to
talk OF the crime and graphically tells Of
finding the dead girl even illustrating
somo OF his movements at that time.
Powell, who. by the way. can neither
read nor write, declares that his wife had
no cause 10 be Jealous OF Essie Albin.
''Essie was just like member Of the
family" he says. "and I treated her the
same as I would my own daughter"
paad 1-ba Frvanipo Ionrnaf
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
A Fine Easter Gift
BOOK Store, fhlfteenth street,

NDoVN oNo'e' iipl'9S"ui 9ueSv
Victorian Songs. Collected and
illustrated by Edmund H. Garrett.
Introduction by Edmund Gosse.
Twenty full-page photographers
from the original paintings, four
etched vignettes and fifty new
head and tail pieces from pen-and-
ink drawings. Publishers price,
81; our price, S1.65.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Some Good Bureaus and
at Wholesale Prices
Third floor

Manufacturers who want to get lump sum Of ready
furniture at cost Perhaps they way to make twenty
times as much profit as they temporarily giving up
One of those occasions has recently enabled us to buy
at or about the cost of manufacture lot of very handsome
bureaus and chfonners in mahogany birdseye maple and
golden oak all substantially made and highly finished with
large beveled, plate-gass mirrors
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Percale Shirts, ST.
both ends Of stOre)

NDVlH tIIus UI oIUItJ
No better material in e1.5O perl
Gale shirts outside this store; not
as good making.
Our own patterns are used in|
the cutting and shaping-generou5
sizes. perfection of details, accurate
and comfortable fit.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Heptasonhs.

Brandywine conclaye, No. 4, Hepta-
sophs. or s. W M, initiated two can
aidates for membership and confemed
The first and second degrees last even-
Ing. About hfty members were prcs-
ent TO hear an address by Past Grand
Archon George White. Of Glassboro, n.
j.. who spoke on the good Of ths order.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

Quoted tours 10 Washington, d. c.. will
be run on the following dates: March
Is. April and 81, and May 5. Rate
SO for the round trip including hotel
and other expenses. Train leaves Ches-
ter S.24 D. m. Wilmington $40 p. m.
For booklet and full particulars call
on ticket agent or write to II. A. Mil
Ter. Travelling Passenger Agent. Water
and Market streets. Wilmington. Dell
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Building Operations Resumed.

The return OF good weather has
caused a general resumption Of build
Ing operations in all parts Of the city.
Particularly in the Ninth ward is this
true. Contractors are rushing their
work and houses are springing up.
The work is retarded slightly by lack
of masons and brick layers.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
l.n.h.r warknr.l Union.

The Amalgamated Leather Workers
Union, Local No. 2, win give a smoker
and entertainment followed by a sup
per In German Hall this evening. Ad-
dresses by several prominent members
pf the order will be delivered. Ad-
mission is by card.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Dimity and Batiste, l2Hc
main AiSle)

main AiSle)
ltlooks as though the whole
of Philadelphia is crazy about
those little rosebud and flower
designs that we have been
selling for the past month.
The printers are working as
fast as they can-but they
can never give us enough.
Today another fresh lot just
from the mill, with bright
flower designs and small con-
ventional figures on white
grounds.
Similar patterns may be had
either in dimity or batiste-all de-
pends on whether you want a plain
stuff or one with a little cord.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Crisp Wash Petticoats
-o,d a,o- 6,et valla-,,|

Second floor. first gallery
Firm, sturdy seersucker in blue
and-white and gray-and-white
stripes with a good deep flounce
tucked Or strapped, 81.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Candy Pretzels
Basement

(Basemen0
Pretzels; perfect limitations, Il
drawn candy; SC and &c.
Nut sticklets, zoe a pound.
Walnut pillows, 25c a pound.
All fresh from the kitchen today.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
kniohts Of Pythias.

Oriental Lodge. X. of p. will give an
entertainment in the lodge room, Sew
enth and King streets, this evening.
Speeches. refreshments and a smoker
will be the order OF the occasion.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Legion Of the Red Cross.

Alpha Coucil. No. 1, l.. o. r, c..
slected two candidates to membership
md received two application cards last
ivenlng.
This council is now arranging 10 give
an entertainment at an early date IN
the New Century Club rooms or In odd
Fellows Hall; It has not been de-
sided which
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
A 50 Derby for $1.5O
(Clty Hall Corner

About 200 black Derby hats
with the Wanamaker label inside
and the Wanamaker guarantee
back of them, this morning, for
s1.50 each.
This seasons, taken from our
regular stock; the balance of a
line that is getting short on some
of the sizes.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25

Personally Conducted Tours to Washing
ton, D. C.. and Return via Baltimore
and Ohio r. r.
A series Of three days personally con-
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
Today for Women 5 Easter
Suits and Wraps
Store closes al $50
Second flOoI, Chestnut street

ItS, OIUVI
If alterations must be made, our busy aors should be
allowed at least week. in order to haYe the finished gar
ment at your home by next Saturday.
Everyone who has put off ordering new suit will be
that you get along much faster when everybody else
not after the same thing
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
A Dainty Shirtwaist
. To Work Around. In .
Second floor. first gallery

loecond tIoor, tlTSt gallery
That's the way one woman
aptly described this neat little
shirtwaists of dark blue percale,
pin-dotted in white. Yoke, deep
side pIeats, stitched in wIHte, help
along its dainty workaday look.
soc.
Evening journal., 1904-03-25
All Ize Tackle for Trout
lspo-tIng Goods Store. fourth floor

In week you may 60 whipping the streams in Jersey
on April 18th in Pennsylvania. Meantime fishermen viii
need to overhaul their acke-and whatever you haven't We
can supplV