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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-31
ASanbI0a De oliciaIeS
de- SaRidad.
Solo ceI8braTtD dos sssiOnes.
Tsnas que s8Tdl dlsGuiitOs.

DesaOe0 81 Superb de Sanir
dad de contribuir en- Il medidA de suR
fuerzas. 81 mejoramianto material de
los m6dicos eLc4fgados del cumpll-
mlento de las leyes y regiamentOs sa-
nitarios. ha creido peftinente convocar
& los aeflores cfciales del rsmo & una
asamblea qua tendra lugsr en- San
Juan deDtro de breve piszo. con obis
to de discutir en- ella ciertos temAs-d de
suma importancia. por cuantOs clos
verssn sobre asuntos de trascendencis
para 81 pals.
Los temas aludidos. que han de ser
estudiadcs detenidtmente. son los 81
guientes:
1,-Dada Ia importancia etiol6gica
del mosquito en- ID production de cier-
tas Intermediates. 2 especiaImenta de
Ia malaria, de la fabre amarilla J de
la filaria. 5Cual seEfa el medic mas
e6csz de eatabieceF una campAfi1 pr6c
tics en- Puerto Rico psra Ia destruc-
ci6n de las Varidades de mosquitoes. ca
PAGES de llevar los g6rmenes de Las
Teferidas enfermedades2
Dada Ia dissemination en- que vi
We Ia poblaci6n rural en- Puerto Rico.
SCual serlA 81 medic mas pYactico
de hacer que recibiera los beneficios
de ID aeistenCia no6dics?
3.-Dadas las condolences econ6mi-
cas- de Puerto Rico. SCu6l serfa ell me-
jOr plan para organiz2r un servicio sa-
nitario en- todas las pOblaciOnes de ls
IsIs9
4.-sCuSI serfa el medic de asegurar
ID Independence de los Ofciales. de Sc
nidad en- el desempeno de sus func;o-
net9
5.-sA que puede obedecer Ia caren-
cis de oficialea de sanidad en- muchas
poblacionss de Ia isls9 Medios de evil
tar esa deficiencies.
6.-Conveniencia de constituir una
asociaci6n de oficiales de sanidSd.
7.-SCusl serfR el medic mas practi-
CO de educ4r las mAsas popuIares en-
Las. ..cuestiones de hygiene p6b'ica?
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NOtiCiaS De 8catafO
0eileIaaeias en- 81 aIanbTlto
pdbIICa.
Antenoche pudo ocurrir un choque
entire dos botes.
CDe maestro cOrresponsaZ.) ]

Diciembre 30.--E aIumbrado p1-
blico es aquf alQo defciente, pues al
gunos faroLes no Sc encienden & Ii bora
deblda y otrOs permanecen apsgados
toda ID nCche.
Serfa conveniente que el encargado
de este serVicio 50 ocupnra en- mejo-
rarIo.
Sc ha dispuesto Ia Iimpieza de
GALES y Sc ests procediendo al desyer-
DO de slgunss.
-N6tase animaci6n para recibir eli
nuev0 afiO. y se preparsn varios bales.
Ceda vez asiste mayor n6mero de
prose itos & In iglesia protestanta de
este poblado. La DANA que oficia en-
Ell quito es apreciada pOr estos elemen-
tos sccia'es.
Antenoche pudo ocurrir un choque
entire dos botes due venfau de San
Juan, cRusa de ID obscuridad que ha-
biz pues equiVOCs Csdamente se dirigie-
ron al mismo punto creyendo que era
81 muelle. Imp6nese ID neCesidad de
poner IN farol de color en- IL punta de-
dicho mueIle.
-En Las primeras horas do Ia mana
na de aver hizo eI tr6tico de pasojeros
deSan Juan CatafIo una Iancha de va
por, suponi6ndose sea por aIguna ave-
ria que sufriera el vapor STortuga.1
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POr los ninOS pObTGS
de- Puerto Rico.
Dc Cuba 0scTIb0n 4 un saC0rdOte
Dc Puerto RiGO.
So GnVia a los niiOs puGTtOTrI.
qu0fOS UnaS Gsjlt8s do t6.

81 sacerdote senior Frank Colon, Sc
ha servido escribirnos 10 siguiente:
SSach0nt, cher, Docteur. Votre en-
thusiasme pour lStia Doroteas ct son
oeuvre admirable, je prends 10 ibert6
de vOus env0yer une Iettre qui Went
de m arriver de PinRr del Rio. ct qui
vout son pOid enor.9
SN' est ce pas, cher Docteur. que
C est touchant de vOir les petits cubai-
mes Sc souvenir de leurs petits freres
pouVres de Puerto Rico2 j. en- pleure
de ioi: ja suis sur que celia vous ira
au occur, ct que votre excellent jour
nal aidera de plus en- plus / expan-
sion de Get amour universal que ne
peut comence mieux que en- c0nmen-
SAINT chez les enfantG Votre, F. Frank
Col6n.0
La Carta aIudida dice de este modo:
SPinar del Rio, Cuba, Diciembre II.
de 1904.
Muy iIustre sefior Frank Colon: de
SECURE que usted conoCe Ia SChildren's e
Lesge0; pues bien. Ia Children s
Lesge0 trabsja en- Cuba. y acerCSndose
los dfas de Navidad, he instado mis-
amigos enviar aIgunR costa los MI
nos pobres de Puerto Rico. los cuRles.
segGu Aunt Dorothy (directorR de Ia
Lesge) est6n tan pobres que no pueden
salir de casa por falta de ropas; 70
GUERRA muchfsimo hsCerlos felices &
todos, perO no TODD es possible.
PerO como le decfa, con Sc centavos
que tenemos, poca cosa podemos ha-
Ger, ain embargo. Ies mandamos unas
cajitaS de te que de SECURE no les
estorbAria para un coCimiento. aunque
creo que 6lIos 10 que neCesitan es ali
mentO s6lido y ropa que los cubra.
Acepte Ia buena voIuntad. y disp6n-
senos el POGO voI6men utilidad del
regalo. Sc despide de uated Ie su-
plica le tenga presente en- sus oracio-
nes.-SAVIOR MASSIP.
P. S.-Si le viene bieD. tengs Ia
bondad de acusar recibo del t6. por 81
Sc perdiese. Mi direCci6r: L RubiO
55.-Pinar del Rfo.-CubR.
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The Royal Mail s. ?. Company
NDON.
INCORPORATED ROYAL CHARTER 1880
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY7S GOVERNMENT

Los magnfcos vapores &ESEZ> & EDEN> de Compania
eanudaran escaa la a de Pu6rco empeando Enero
% asi nuestra sa San Thomas sas ngesa
Hoandesas Franceas Venezuela Colombia ETC. Eos vapoes
recomi6ndan especamene los tuas esando equpados
oda case de comfort modeo Sc admte amn carga para
islas anedcha adema para odos de Europa
Ademas de estos vapore de pasagero que recalarn
puerto reuarmene cada quncena empezando Enero
bra buena OCCASION para embrr para odos los pueros de
Europa los de de a Compan los cuae po
dram tocar cuaquer de los puos de la m empre que
va sufcente carga. Para mas deates dergrse a
Fritze Lundt & scccs SAN JUAN Agentes Generates
Fitze, Lundt & Co succs, MAYAGUEZ Agentes.
J. T Silva Bank & Co. AGUADILLA. Agentes
G. Ledesma Co, ARECIBo, Agene
Feici & Co. PONCE Agentes.
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NO SE DESCUIDE I'D.

Los varios s1ntomas de una con.
dici6n debilitada que toda per-
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con-
cepto deberfa pasar desapereibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fatales con-
secuencias. Los germenes de la
t1sis pueden ser absorvidos por
los pulmones a cualquiera hora
echando raices multiplicandose,
& no ser que ell sistema sea ali.
mentado basta cierto punto que le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARAcION DE WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como La miel Y
contiene los principles nutritivos
Y curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los h1gados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofesftos Compueste, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifica ell sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen acknowledgements Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tfsis y todas las en-
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada a tempo eyita
la t1sis; 'tomada q tempo La cura.
stEl Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengo
el gusto de participar a Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DIR. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera muchf-
gimo mejor que las otras prepara-
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nif1os a quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de Uds." No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL exito en- ell case de
I'd. no Sc desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Efcaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
sngafo con esta. En- las Boticas.
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MEJ0RA uRBANA.

Hemos visto los trabsios que ests
IlevAndo & cabo el amigo Boricua en- SO
casa de Puerta de TERRA. Adem6s de
su direction. muy acertads, trabsjs
personalmente, coneiguiendo que desa-
parezcan los desperfectos que ocasio-
nara "a t0rmenta de San Narciso reno
vadaI por las de San Felipe y San CT
riaco.
La acera de mosaico es muy inge-
niosa. Nos alegEamos que ell amigo y
Colaborador SO romps; con 10 cuaI ga
nar6n los obreros el ornate.
La obra que realizR ell amigo Bori-
cua debe imitarse.
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Ell tabaCO en- eI Trans
VaaI y en- Siam.

Hace tempo que SO viene cuItivando
el tabacO en- ell Transvaal con halag1e-
nos resulta1Os.
D1cese que Sc obtiene una hoia exec
e7te. 81 bien los proeedimi antos OF &
SO adoptAn son muy primitivOs.
ST bien es cierto que ell tabaco sis
mes no ha penetradO todavfa ca les
nero sdos eurOpeos. no 10 es m6a9s que
gozR de gran popuIaridad en- Ell Siam,
donde Sc cuItiva por todas parties.
En- Bangkok solamente hay mas de
cien fsbricas.
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Noticias de Arecibo.
de nuestro Coayesponsazl.

S~NSSSNSS W.
Diciembre SO.-El dis 2 de enero
comenzars Ia molienda de las centr&-
les de estR comsrca. LIS zaffa SO pre-
senta abundante y los hacendados es-
tan satisfechos.
-Anoche lego & esta ciudad Ia &C.
rrespondencia de los Estados Unidos
Ia cual fu6 repartida seguidamente por
esta administration de correos.
Aver tarde no pudo lleVar ell tren
c0rreo Ia correspondencia pOr no venir
ell empIeado da cOrreo pues parece no
enIaz6 Ell aut0m6vil. A las 9 de "a no.
che lleg6 a esta pOblaci6n eI correo de-
Meys giiez y en- ell tren mixto de est i
msIana ssli6 toda Ia correspondence
para San Juan.
Han lIeg4do & esta ciudRd los Sc
fiores Carlos F. Storer Y Jes6s NJ. LIS
go, sgentes de Ia compafifa SEl Sol de
Canada ,
So nos dice que 10 orquesta que
tocara en- el bale del iCasino Ell ssbado
ser6 reforzsds con varios instrument
tos con 10 que resuItara admissible.
Ell dis 2 de ener0 Comenzara de
nuevo sus tareas Ia fsbrica de tabacos
Ella Cubana.0 ,
En- Ia escueIa industrial se han re-
cibido varios instrumentos para Ia ban
da de m6sics de flicho centric.
-Parece existe mar de fondo entire
los elementos della Federation de esta
ciudad Y que proyectan una asambIea
para el dia de enero que Sc tucar6n
ciertos puntos delicados de inter9s
general para Ia dicha asociaci6n.
Ell corresponsal de este peri6dico
felicita en- el nuevo aflo 81 cuerpO de
redacCi6n y & los consequences lectores
de este diario.
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En- eata imprenta us vende papsI de
peri6dieo Vieio & 800 Quintal.
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PslnadOs aTilstIeOs

En- d CalIe FortalezR 81. piso 90. il
uuierda, ofreCen su salon para este OBJ
ieto dos sefIoritas aCAbAdRs dellegar de
Barcelona. S0V.
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REGEPGION.

81 Secretario Post y So sonora ten
dram una reception en- su casa el Lu-
mes, 2 de Enero. de 8 y media & II de
ID mocha.
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Axtmayer 6 Hijo.
83 SAN FRANCISCO So.

pnv
general toda case Dc 1ecoTacion
Teniendo estabemiento pnturas arCuo como bro
has aceites e., para tOaOs los abaos que
el pdbico precos m6dicOs.
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THE PULSE WRITING.

this end Of the stick In the groove d
and thrust apin through the stick aud
the cork on both sides so that the stick
can move on the pin like pump
handle.
Cut long. thin silver OF quill (Dl
sharpen one end to fine point and
fnsten the other end TO the free end of
the stick WITH glue or sealing wax.
cut broader strlp7of quill (11). some
thing longer than the cork. Pin one
end OF it 10 the bottom Of the cork and
bend Il so that you can insert the other
end into the groove under the bottom.
Blacken card In a candle flame.
Now you are ready to take your
friends pulse autographs. The 'pa.
tent ests his or her wrist on the
cork g. that The button presses the
spot where the pulse Is felt. Hold the
card upright on its edge and draw e
along slowly and steadily, keeping II
in contact with the point OF the quill
The point will trace on the blackened
card white wavy line which is the
record OF the pulse beats, greatly mag
nihed. because the pulse acts on the
short arm Of the match and quill lever
and the record is written by the long
arm
The bent quill under the button acts
as a spring and raises the button each
time Il is pushed down by throb OF
the pulse.
These pulse traclngs vary with the
age and health Of the person making
them and are therefore, as said, a
sort OF autographs.-Ne York Mail.
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|ss5EQR YoUNGS ~
F0LKSsGGY
A sPHYoMoGRAPH.
How 20 make nn Instrument For
Taking Pulse Autographs.

How 10 Make m Instrument For
Taking Pulse Autographs.
Physicians have always devoted a
great deal OF attention to the study OF
the pulse because its force, rapidity
and regularity or irregularity tell a
great deal about the patients condi-
ton.
An experienced doctor cSn read the
pulse pretty well by merely pressing
his finger on the patients wrist, but
something more than this is needed for
a thorough study OF the pulse For
this purpose an instrument has been
invented by the aid Of which the pulse
is made TO leave a record of its vibra-
tions on strip Of paper so that they
can be studied nc leisure and compared
with other pulse tracings made in the
same way
This instrument IS very delicate com
plicated and expensive. and It Is called
by the ugly name OF sphygmograph.
You can make pulse tracings at the
cost Of little labor and materials not
worth cents. which you can find in
the house. These materials are moth
ing but good sized cork. a little stick
like match stick, shoe button, a
card. n quill toothpick or quill pen and
two pins.
In the top OF the cork Co cut a square
groove or furrow a little wider and
deeper than the slloe button. White
down one end Of the stick (Al and fii
the eye Of the shoe button on It. Place
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can make the cherming side trip fire.
Rochester to Thousand Islands and ~
turn FOR S5.75.
Stop-overs permitted on return trip
.st Buffalo. Rochester. Junction (for
Rochester), Geneva, Watkins Glen and
Mauch Chunk.
These popular excursions are run
through the most beautiful section Of
the east, giving daylight views OF the
beautiful Susquehanna River. the Le-
high ana Wyomirg Valleys.
Call on ticket agents for full par
ticulars.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
First Tailored Suits for
Girls
second floor, Chestnut street.

Second floor. Chestnut street,
A few have come, charming
in their simplicity. their grace
full lines, their well-stitched
air.
OF cheviot, mohair and mannish
materials, with loose. easy coats
In which girls lock so well; grace
ful pleated skirts; they hint at
pretty but seryieeable styles for
girls fall wear.
Slashed leather belts are one
of the new features. but come
see Tor yourself all the pretty
new ideas that have crept into
collar, sleeve, cut, material.
Prices start at So.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22

% going via Harrisburg and the pic.ur-
esque valley OF the Susqueaanna, special
train leaving Philadelphia AT $40 a. M:
excursion "a October II running via Tren-
ton. Manunka Chunk. and the Delaware
valley. leaving Philadelphia On special
train at S.07 a. m.
Excursion tickets good for return pas
sage on any regular train. exclusive Of
limited express traiE, within ten days.
viii be sod at 5000 from Philadelphia
and all points or the Delaosre Division.
sll.-5 from Atlantic City; $3.50 from Lam
caster. and at proportionate rates from
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
a Horse story.

A Froncnms "a who is a great admirer
OF good hci and especially OF their
good sense. tells this story about one
horses intelligence:
At vincennes. in my childhood. he
writes. my mother had two spirited
horses OF fine blood. One day while
one Of them. Prunelle. was passing be-
tween two walls with my little sister
on her back. the child slipped and
rolled between the horses feet
Prunelle stopped instantly and held
one hind foot in the air. She seemed
10 fear 10 lower that foot. lest she
should step on the child. There was
no room for the horse TO turn nor for a
man 10 pass in.
In that uncomfortable position, with
lifted foot, however. the horse stood
patiently while an attendant crawled
between her forefeet aud rescued the
child.
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other points. including Treaton. Borden
town. Mt. Holly, Calie MAY, saiem, Will
mington. West Chester Reading and prin-
clpal intermediate stations. stop-over
will be allowed at Bunalo Within the
limit Of ticket returning.
Tho special trains Of Pullman parlo-
cars ana day csaches Will be run with each
excursion running through to Niagara
Falls An extra charge viii be made for
parlor-car seats.
An experienced to-rist agent and chap
eron will accompany each excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet, time Of con.
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Fnte of Two Gonaipn

Mrs Frog went out one day
For a little walk,
Net a neighbor on the way
Who was fond Of talk.
So they stopped and croaked and croahed,
Both their tongues let loose.
Oh. the naughty things they said,
All Of Mrs. Goosei
Little Mrs. Brownie Frog
Called her vain and shy.
Mrs Goosie. listening near.
Wlnked merry eye.
To their conversation she
Listened, nothing loath
Then. 70 stop their idle tongues.
Forthwith ate them both
Marian Isabel Hurrell in Home Chat.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
Monke,ys Antics.

Monkeys have a repertory Of pas
times TO while away their days in cap
tivity as changeable as continuous
show. They are wonders in develop
ing ways and means for mischief as
well as for entertainment They are
past masters in the art of stealing and
are as restless as the waves OF the
sea. They are almost as sensitive as
a flower and wither in drafts as easily.
But they take a cheerful view Of life
and cut up all kinds Of didos from
morning until night. Their lives they
try to make one round Of pleasure. as
II they appreciated their shortness.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
Sample
White Baby-Dresses
tCross Aisle

tCrosS Alsle)
1t is not often that we get
such samples as these-fresh,
clean and spick and span.
Long baby-aiessss, S5e 10 81;
svorih 50c TO $3.50.
Short dresses, S5e TO Ss IS;
lportb soc TO So.
Materials are fine and beautiful;
the embroideries exquisite and the
tiny tueks almost like hand made.
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above dates at the very low rate named.
good going only on Train No. Sea-
leaving Wilmington, Del. at $40 a. llp
arriving Niagara Falls at 11.oO p. m.
Tickets valid for return ten CO
days, including date OF sale. on all
regular trains.
Holders Of Niagara Falls tickets have
the privilege of making a delightful
side trip from Niagara Falls TO Toronto
and return. going and returning same
day for s1.25; and on return journey
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Silks to the Front
Arcade and west Trnnsepn


Saturday morning brought
us new lots fancy taffeta-
81 quality for Csc. with small
woven figures-brown, blue,
black, green and garnet with
white.
We expect them to fly out
Of the store for shirtwaist
dresses.
New lots of 75e checked Louis
ines for 55e a yard, in brown and
white and blue and white.
Still some of the lots that made
this such busy silk store last
week.
zoe white and black taffeta 55e.
9Oo black tafieta 65c.
Splendid black figured India
very soft with a small polka dot.
75o worth $50.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
5000 Men 5 Shirts
news of the year

the best shirt news of the year
Madras Shirts SOC usually $1-At the Chestnut end
dozen--he good shirmake had his shelves
Woven printed designs. Sizes to 16.
Percae Shirts 35c three for $1At the Market street end
GAO dozen with separate cuffs. All of them next
springs patterns (back white in small figures) A
special purchase from of regular makers. Sizes
IA to IL
lastWeek.
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Something New In Trunks


The body is different from anything we ever had
Joined by d0Us-aiiug together-one Of the Oldest and
strongest methods 1t is claimed cannot he broken the
joints
heavy top locks with extra heavy
between stsybots ends steel clamps, two heavy straps
The price is quite as wonderful as the making
Qsinches long $3.50 inches loig, $3.50
30 inches So "a inches long, 20
A limited quantty-the best trunk for the money we
have offered this year. Be, early if you want one.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22

Rough surface fabrics, sack
style coats, shapely trOusers-the
suits almost every man will want
to wear before two months roll
by ; ready to put on. Equal to
most made-to-order in style and
fit; yet savings Of s5 TO $40 on
what you would pay for their
equal if made-to-measure.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22

Careful.hand manipulation has
succeeded in shaping and working
away from the neck the usual
lining This makes the upper
part of the shoulder seam and the
cloth next lie fiat and close, while
the thick material Is worked out
above the joint. A shapely con-
cave and smooth. broad effect is
the result. o., elao,o-7a.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
Store closes al SATURDAYS I
Come Today to See the New
Fall Goods-Just Arrived

Within week past $50 cases of new goods for this and
New York store have landed incoming steamers and
passed the Customs House.
This business that turned page in the retailing of the
United States the first to have special buyers abroad
buying direct for retail, excepting only T. Stewart Co.
and Arnold Constable of New York
At this stage of our history each year people make
upwards of sixty trips across the ocean on our business
errands.
The first instalments of the foreign goods are opened
today in millinery and linens and some other stocks which
are not advertised because the lots are small
New fall goods from American makers are also un-
packed today-the latest word on autumn styles
Women Suits
Made woseds-many with the little that
London has brought out
Knoclabout Wraps
Three quarter length loose tweed novelty hsvot
with Beted backs
Imported Silks
Softer beautiful than ever-AehiHon
sene and fancy tafetas with figures Of green and blue
The shades OF and green particularly beautiful
Fall Skirts
Plea-psaspeats The materials mostly lightweight
worseds and rough cheyiots
Girls Suits and Goats
Just sPrinbing-simple, plain and we'll tailored.
New Millinery
Upstairs from Paris and some from our own
wokrooms 8
First Fall Dress-Coods
Cotton and cottonwood vestngs for fall hwa are here in
many odd designs New woed made specially womens suits
nubs through Novelty eheviots imported
pads-they all beginning
mo
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
500 TO PITTsBURG via BAL
TIMORE AND OHIO r, r..

Every day in the week the Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. sells first class tickets
TO Pittsburg for $780, good on Pitts
burg limited express. leaving Delaware,
Avenue Station at 1o.0S D. m, arrivina
in Pittsburg next dax at N.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
Black TaHeta
Petticoats, $5
MAIN Aisle

-, main Aisle)
Beat them if you can for
this pricel The silk is splen-
did quality, and the ruftle and
small tucks just what Phila-
delphia likes best.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
Cotton Remnants, Sc yard
lDress Goods SALON.

IIIros OUuus odIuUT
Originally some of these
stuffs were as high as 4Oo-
but because Of the short
|, pieces left and the soiled con-
dition of the edges we shall
sell them for sc a yard.
You will not expect them to
last long at this price.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22

Mems oxfords, $1.9O worth
$3.50.
Notfrom our regular stock, but
part Of a manufacturers clear-up
Of patent coltskin laced oxford and
Bluchers.
500 pair added TO what there
were before, provides all sizes from
8 to 1lin G and ID widths, and
some sizes In B and E widths.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22

Meeting trains. and .,rtbsr information
apply o. nearest ticket agent. or address
Geo. w. Boyd. General Passenger Agent.
Broad Street station. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-08-22
Compton Shears, 25c
IN ain Aisle. Market strestl

a. ain Aisle Market stresh
Blades 61l to 8 inches. Nickel
plated handles; good weights; the
steel which retains good cutting
edges.