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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-13
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HARDWARE STORE.

1t pays TO trade at the New Store.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOM
What the Wide Awake Seer
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Companions Of Forssssrs.

Brandywine Circle. No. esS. Compai
ions OF the Forest Of America, held
second anniversary in the lodge roo
Eighth and Orange streets. last eve
ing.
An interesting program. consisiins e
addresses. music. dancing and readins
kept the large audience well ensersa-'
ed throughout the evening Mrs le.
ME Eiason. deputy from Chester, D.
a beautiful quilt. containing so block
on exhibition. and which was awardt
20 the fortunate holder Of the ineS
ticket. At the termination OF the pro
gram the guests were entertained
lunch In the lodge room. where seN
eral tables were set for their accom-
modation.
chief Companion Mrs. Mary Fitzpa;
rick. made the address Of welcome, an
was followed by Deputy Mrs. Jenni
Euason. who gave an outline histof.
OF the order and its benefits. Chic
Deputy Companion OF the states @
Pennsylvania and Delaware Mrs. Mar.
Baliantine, OF Philadelphia, also deliv
cred a welcome address.
Following is the musical program
Miss Florence Dickinson, vocal solo
Harry Abram. mandolin solo; John Nc
Alvalne, Vocal solo. ''Bedelia;" Harr
Ackerman. vocal solo; Thomas Film
clog dancing; Miss Margaret Lannan'
vosal solo; Misses Helen and Agne
BroRan, vocal duet; Misses Sadie an
katie Brogan, vocal duet; Miss Ell
Dickinson. reading
From i99 circles ten years ago III
Lady Foresters have grown until the
now have 800 circles in different part
of the United States.
Brandywine Court, Foresters o
America, has been granted a specia
aisponsation allowing it 70 receive ne'
aaombers at the following rates OF ini
aiation:
Between the ages OF IS and 80, 50.
Between the ages OF IS and 40, $3.50.
Between the ages OF 40 and 45, "a.
Between the ages OF As and so, 50.
A committee has been appointed
take up the work OF securing new men
bers. and a campaign viii be CON
usenced at once looking toward the IN
crease OF members.
On Thursday evening, March 81, Il
court Will give a smoker TO Its men
bers and friends In German Hall. whio
Is being looked forward to with cor
siderable interest.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

Easter Millinery and Gowns
Have The (Second) Floor

1t is a wonderfully beautiful sight,
The delicate, biIlowy gowns, full of all
sorts OF inspiration for the summer; the
giant palms, the perfectly appointed tea
tables, the dashing little Hungarian band
on the terrace, tinkling out music-the
thousands of people who came yesterday
in the rain to the "CarlioH Hotel" were
enthusiastic in surprise and delight
rs the H>aNamaker Store gong to
reproduce ALL The fashionable PAGES Of
Eur0beS"
We'll, hardly-though we showed the
Rtt7, of Paris, last year, and have repro
duced the Carlton, of London, this. But
it is a great pleasure to put the exquisite
gowns and wraps that come to us from
abroad into their proper setting; to bring
these bits of Europe home to Philadel-
phians who have not had the opportunity
to see them; and to recall bright and
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

pleasant memories to those who have
Travelled.
Just out of the Carlton Palm Court
lead the Green Millinery Salons-full of
fine Easter millinery-"on tiptoe for a
flight"
The hats went three, four and even
eight at a time yesterday, and we don't
remember ever hearing the Paris mili-
merry so generally admired. Probably
because we have broken away from the
conventions and brought Philadelphia
French hats unlike those shown any
where else.
Other parts of the second floor, too,
are en- fetS-the baby clothes, the Paris
lingerie and the summer shirtwaists and
blouseS. It treaSure-house Of spring
ideas.
No's-At request, any gown or wrap
purchased Will be Immediately removed
from exhibition.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Beautiful Things In Glass
and China
Second floor

koecond uoofJ
What do you notice most
in a dining-room1
Not the pictures nor the
carpets nor the chairs, but the
glass and china on the table.
There never has been a
time in the history of the
store when there were so
many beautiful things in glass
ware and china for you to
choose from, at such moderate
prices.
Every day we are unpack-
ling fresh cases of decorated
glass from Austria: exduisitely
engraved and gold decorated
dishes and vases from 90c to
$16. Others, decorated in
colors as well as in gold, from
a little bonbon dish at $1.75
to a large fruit bowl at $S.
Austria sends us, as well, lovely
iridescent glass dishes and vases,
mounted on wrought metal stands
in bronze, silver and gilt finishes;
1925 to $50. These things make
exquisite counterpieces for the
table.
Cut glaSSl-a room filled
with it, thousands of different pat
terms at prices from $3.50 for an
olive dish, to $75 for a magnifi-
Gently cut punch-bowl.
In The art room, adjoining,
are decorated figures and vases in
all sorts of beautiful wares-RoyaI
Bonn, Teplitz, Carlsbad, Dresden,
Vienna, Rouen, Seyres, Capo d
Monte, and the new Florian ware
from England; besides bronze:
from France and a large number o.
new pieces of statuary from Italy
the latter at exceptionally low
prices, including busts from S12 t,
/ S40-similar ones formerly COS
from s15 TO $50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
The Notion Sale
For Easter Dressmakina
(Cross and Main AlsIes)

All the pins lost-evey
paper of needles disappeared
hooks and eyes run short
nothing to re-bind the
seams with-only fine thread
left where coarse is needed
that IS tChat generally happens
on the bpsleSt day SOhsN he
dreSSmaker needs sCsfythtNg at
once.
THIS EasteyN0itoa Salebrings
all the little things together lat
smaller prices than usual, by
the way) SO you can get what
you want in a jiffy. Or order
by mail from this list:
cotton MORE lightweight dress shields.
Ice pair s1.75 dozen pair.
l.ight-weisht dress shields Sc pair.
Mercerized double-coYered dress shields.
l5c pair. sl.65 dozen pair.
Stoclkinet dress shields. sc pair.
American pins. lc. paper l0c dozen.
English pin books, &c, &C.
English pin sheets, &c. sc.
Bias velveteen skirt binding, with brush
edge. 4-yard piece, i0c.
Velveteen binding for drop skirts. 4-yard
piece. 10c.
Seam binding tafreta, Sc piece. s5c dozen
pieces; extra quality 10-yard piece, lSc;
Sl.45 dozen pieces; Prussia, 9-yard piece.
i5c; sl.45 dozen pieces
Bias velveteen skirt binding. l-yard
piece IA inches wide, &c; ESQ dozen; IN
Inches wide. lie; Sl20 Dozen
Mohair braid, b-yard piece. 7c; extra
quality, 10c.
Cotton braid, for binding wash dresses,
s-yard piece, &c; 50c dozen pieces.
Pique trimming braid 6-yard piece, 1bc,
Featherstitch braid. extra quality, 3
yard piece, l0c.
Cotton tape. 24-yard piece, &c.
Twill tape 1O-yard piece. &c; 55c dozen.
Bundle tape OF D pieces, &C.
Bundle tape OF II pieces, extra quality
l0c; Sl.l0 dozen.
Basting cotton, 6O-yard spool. SC dozens
colors. a0-yard spool. Sc dozen; Wnites
5oo-yard spool. Be. Ssc dozen.
Spring hooks and eyes, dozen on card,
&c; y1.30 great gross
Invisible eyes, card Of dozen. &C.
Foundation collars, ,ch Non, cotton bound,
inches n.sh, pointed OF stra .ght, Get
saun bound, WAi.e, oc.
Dress betting double serge. lo-yard
piece. soc; $50 dozen.
Sewing silk, 50-yard spool, 2sc dozeni
lo0-yard spool, SC. 5Oc dozen; 5-s o., $50.
Hand sewing-siik. &-yard spool, zbc doz.
Buttonhole twist, l0-yard spool, 15c box
Of rs.
Tomato pin cushions. wooi-hlled, izc.
Melon-shape pin cushions, sateen cov-
cred. 1Qc.
Tomato-shape pin cushions. &C. loc-
Strawberry emeries, &c and SC.
Waist boning. 3-yard piece. cotton oovu
cred 15c; silk covered, CSC.
Sewing straps Sc.
| Pattern tracers, &c; double, 50.
Aluminium thimbes, SC dozen.
Sewing companions, 10c.
Darning cotton, 45-yard ball. 10.
Cards OF darning cotton, 4c dozen.
Crochet cotton, fancy shades, 80 bail
Ironing wax, 1c, l0c Dozen
Stocking feet, 4c pair.
1 Tubular shoe laeers. 1 and IA yardi
long. SC dozen; silk braid lacers for OK
, ford ties, 80 inches long, 10c pair.
! Hair pins. 1c paper; invisible. lc box.
4 Fine isle side garters, womens or cnl
: dren's, black OF white l0c.
Pln-on hose supporters, satin top, mer
cerized friIl, elastic, all colors, zoe.
Hook-On hose supporters. fancy frill
mercerized elastic. all colors, sc.
Sew-on hose supporters, satin top, mer
cerized frill, elastic, 25c.
sew-on hose supporters. .mercerized elias
tic, 20c.
Pad hose supporters, four straps, extr'
wide elastic, all colors, 25c.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Not Many Chances Like This
at an Easter Suit
Second floor, Chestnut street,

About fifty tailored suits for women-he last of lots that
came in early for the spring season-mus be sold out at
once to make for the crowds of later things that
arriving daily.
We have lowered the prices to $5 and $25 Originally
$22 30 to 500 and expect to make quick clearance
The majority finer grade susony dozen 225O
quality They made with good medumengh jackets tafeta-
lined plain unned skirts Blue black and brown Venetian and
serge and mixed cashmere.
Sizes the lot wth-but your certain
style may be gone you wait until o'clock today
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
The Bride Piano:
The Petite Chickering Grand
lThlrd floor, Chestnut street,

Like piece of Dresden china, nothing so dainty, SO
petite so absolutely charming has ever been made in grand
piano. 80 49,,
The wonderfully sweet liquid singing tone OF the Chick
erng is all Increased in such compact yet graceful form
that it is the ideal piano for bride
Its tone is just strong enough for cozy modern oIaw1
ROOM Much more volume than an uprghI yer not loo
loud for a small house.
A fresh shipment has just placed number OF these
quarter-gand models floor and also renews our en-
tire stock of Chickering'S ,.,o->
the famous Campbell $95 are ready for immediate delv1
ery and we have about. up on the Angeus piano.
players ana are again pTePaea % 6S tor T b. The morA
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

common fine salt. The four States pro-
ducing the greatest bulk OF American
salt are Michigan and New York each
with more than 100000 barrels annu-
ally. with Kansas and Ohio next in
line. with about 100000 and 1000 900
barrels respectively. followed by Cali
fornia, Utah and West Virginia. The
output IN other States is comparatively
small.
For a number Of years the United
States has led the world in the produc-
tion Of salt. comparatively recent fg-
f1raa aho.rins 49, -r---"e-
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

end cannot be far distant The Prem
Ter is not believed to be enamored OF
his present precarious position and
would welcome escape from It as soon
as he carried through Parliament some
projects to which his attention is at
present directed. There can be but Ut
lie doubt as to the issue Of a general
election. The proposition to re-es-
,abilsh a protective tariff is not yet
favorabiy regarded by the country, II
we take the results Of the by-elections
as the basis for an opinion. All indi-
cations point to the early return OF the
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Legion Of the Red Cross.
andidatesl

Blue Rock Council. No. 80. L. o. r.
c.. received twelve propositions last
evening and these candidates. along
with several others. will be initiated on
next Monday night. on that evening
the fourteenth anniversary OF the coun-
Gil viii be observed IN the lodge room
In Red Mems Han. The principal fea-
ture of the evening viii be the initiatory
ceremonies for which the council has
been preparing for several weeks. and,
which II Is thought. win eclipse all for
mer efforts OF the council In this di-
rectlon.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
The Newest Hats and
CAPS for Children

In the men S and boys Hat Store
City Hall corner.
One of the most striking and at
the same time becoming caps Of
the season, for boys and girls, is
the new Carlist cap; in shape
somewhat like a Tam O. Shanter /;
in color a brilliant scarlet; s1.35
each.
Sailor hats Of blue cloth from
1925 to $3.50, according to the
quality of cloth and the elaborate
ness Of embroidered design.
Boys felt hats in pearl and nutria,
81 so and 81.
The new Buster Brown" cap, made Of
brown or blue cloth, with strap across
the top, Sl.25.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
III Rides Like a Pullman"
The Ford Double Opposed
Cylinder Ionneau, 5000

is its own saesmanwe could send out mute as chaueur'
and he would bring you back ready to purchase
That's you looking for reliable inexpensive car that
rides comfortably without vbraiion and not handicapped by
excessive weight.
There no double opposed cylinder seating four in
M market costing so the Ford There nene (no
tt what the motor so good the Ford the price,
This is why choose represent the Ford in Phiade-
pha and New York.
Salesroom, juniper street Garage sSd ana ba'"Hh
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Heptasophs.

Delaware Conclave. No. Z. Hepta-
sophs. or S. w. NJ, Initiated one mem
Der last evening. The business meet
ing was followed by smoker to the
members, during which speeches were
made by o. L. Bell. Shelley Larkin,
Dennis Hudson, William Vandegrift.
harry M. Walker and r. G. Borden.
Ine presiding officer was A. II. Aims
worth.
inree applications were received for
membership. and other candidates will
De Initiated next Monday night.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Almost Every Steamer
(French Room, second floor

(French Room, second foor)
brings something for the Little
French Room.
Lingerie - daintily embroidered
Of fine, soft fabrics. For as little as
81 you can get chemiseS, the fronts
embroidered in wee, dainty gar
lands.
Prices on drawers begin at 50 ;
on nightgowns at 81 on petticoats
at SO. And each piece is full OF
that witchery Of fine, dainty stitch
cry for which French needlewomen
are famous.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
For Easter Services or
Confirmation

Book Store, Thirteenth street.
Roman Catholic Bibles and
prayer-books - beautiful editions,
if you wish, or inexpensive if you
choose ; fair type, clear print, good
paper.
Douay Bibles, 9Oc to $40.
Key of Heaven, l5c to So.
Manual of prayers, Sl05 to s..
St Vincents Manual, 81. 10 to S1.70.
Wade Mecum, soc to s..
Sacred Heart, 81 20 70 S1.S0.
Child's prayer-bOolS, 2cc to S1.20.
Pocket prayer-book, 15c to a.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
AMERICA LEADS ON
PRODUCTION OF SALT

Americas annual production OF salt
now exceeds 20oO0.000 barrels. which
Is nearly four times as much as 1t was
twenty years ago. OF this total more
than, 1000 900 barrels is table and dairy
salt. and more than 100000 barrels
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
English Politics.

From the BrOokIyn Eagle.
To all who read the English political
news It is apparent that the Ministry S
grip upon power is steadily loosening.
Majorities on important divisions are
daily dwindling and the by-elections
are not giving much encouragement TO
the Government Mr. Chamoerlain's
absence IS a source OF weakness. The
dislntegration OF the Liberal Unionis'
element in constituencies where the
fiscal controversy has monopolized pub
Tic interest is Increasingly evident. The
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
$50 for Usual 85c
TaHetas
(Arcade and West Trsnsepi)


To sell these fine, firm,
glossy silks for Doc, we had
to bring nearly a hundred
thousand yards-all the
maker had left.
A great many women are bring
ing in pieces Of their summer dress
stuffs to match up with Innings from
these taffetas. And as for blouses.
silk petticoats, whole walking suits
and coats, there is nothing better
to be had.
Over 100 different shades, in
Guiding ivory and cream, which are
very much wanted because Sc
many white lace and sheer muslin
dresses are going to be worn.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

cent. OF the worlds supply. Great Brit
ain came second. then Germany and
France. The worlds total production
exceeds l2.00o.0co short tons. Our I'M
ports come chiefly from Great Britain.
and what little We export goes across
the Great Lakes TO Canada or from the
harbor Of san Francisco to the islands
or to South.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Women s Stockings,
75c and 81
West of Arcadel
West of Arcade

Recent shipments make the
assortmentunusually just
now.
AmoHg those al 75c are.
In lisle: plain black black, white and
tan, with open-work ankles; black, white,
tan and gray, with all-over open-work ;
black, white and tan. with black, white
and coloTed clocks and embToideries.
In sll<-plated: black, white and tan.
In cotton: black, with or without un'
bleached soles or heels.
Am0Hg those al 81:
In Isle; black; black, tan and white
with open-worl< ankles black, all-ovel
open-work black, with open-work anc
embroidered ankles black and white
with black, white and co'ored clocks
In spun silk black and tan In silk
plated white
In cotton; plain black.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Odds and Ends In
Children $ Clothing
Main Aisle)

SweaferS, 35c to s2.25 ; were s1.5C
to 50. One to 12-year sizes in the
lot; black, white and colors.
4 handful Of striped faHHslette
dressing sacqHss and 1vabbers, 25c
and SOC were soc and 81.
Canton flannel draWers at half
price-and so on, from every nook
and corner of the Baby Store, have
scampered these odds and ends OF
winter things.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

The military company is being filed
rapidly IN preparation for the ceremon-
les to be. observed on Memorial Day.
The committee appointed TO confer with
the several local posts OF the Grand
Army have made considerable headway
In the work, and feel confident that the
day will be observed IN this city on a
much larger scale than ever before.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Fancy Madras Shirts. SOC
Main Aisle, Market sIreeO

IUIdIH HISIJf NIdINCl oWCCIT
Good styles, excellent making,
designed over our own patterns. and
very much better than the usual
SOC shirt; a limited lot-perhaps
will last for a couple days. They
are the more inviting because. Of
scarcity in regular soc lines.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Is She Between a and 8
Years Old?
tSeeOnd ilOOr. Chestnut stTee0

AOcSVnu huVif OAeouiuN ohScp
If SO, and she needs a spring
coat, she can have her choice
of two of the prettiest you
can find for $4.75 and $5.
The $475 one is Of golf red or French
blue serge, box-pleated back and front,
and belted. 1t Is fastened with gold ball
buttons, and has that simple air Of good
style so charming on little people.
The 90 one Is In red or blue cloth--a
loose, long, box.coat with cape and de-
tachable collar and cuffs Of blue and
white linen bands fagoted together.
Both are in 4, 8, and year sizes.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Shepherd-Check Ginshams, 25c
main Aisle
lCenter Of store

We need only make the an
nouncement. The hundred pieces
that came last Friday were pretty
well sold in a single day.
-Four different sizes Of black and
white cheoks-all with the shine OF
silk which the tairy-lilte process OF
mercerizing has succeeded in giving
to common cottonS
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
knIaht. d .hs eoIasn gaaIe.

Apollo Castle. No. ?. X. @. E.. held an
interesting rehearsal OF the degree
team last evening.
arrangements are now being made
TOT moonlight excursion which this
castel and their friends viii take to
Washington Park on June 25.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Rsd Mon.

Minqua Tribe. No. l. o. r. NJ. con-
ferTed the warriors degree and the
chiefs degree on one candidate each
last evening Next week this tribe will
adopt two paiefaces.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

Liberals to office with the Nationalists
remaining as at present, constant
menage to the Government and a per-
petual temptation to the opposition
There will be much curious specula-
ton on the attitude of Mr. Redmond
and his followers when IL is discovered
that the fate OF free trade hangs on
the fate OF home rule.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Store closes al 5. 80
(Arcade and Main Aisle

Se.S5 instead Of $S.75 10 So.
Blouses OF china silk, peau de
sole and taffeta, in white. black
anda few colors.
81 msiead Of $3.50.
Waists Of white lawn trimmed
with little tucks and pretty en-
brOidery.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Jr. 0. U. A. N.

Diamond Council, No. 5. Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, will hold initiatory exercises next
Monday evening when three candi-
dates win be admitted.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
A Day for Black Mohair.
Northeast Of CENTER
81 MoliaIr B,fllfaHitHe, 75c-54 inches wide.
75c MOhaH SlclliaR, $3.50 inches wide.
Northeast Of center)

We have had good black the lot
that arrived yesterday But thens regular 81 quality with the
weight the brncy and the bloom that belong fine mohar Of
this price.
The SOC mohaT Siciian quite good wayand many
people prefer rough scay to the finer
This quality will be found navy blue at the coored mohair
counter-aSo
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

They say it is bright to look on the
bright side. but when some people give
you money yon had better look on both
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
Sons Of Veterans.

Appomattox Camp. Sons
n Veterans, mustered In one
tecruk last evening and re-
ceived five applications for
membership to be acted on
lext Monday night.
The camp viii form a de-
rec team 10 take charge Of
he ritualistic work.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

The New England undertaken who ad-
vertises himself as a 'mortlcian" is try
ing to put the English language under
ground, too.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

$3.50 instead Of $3.50.
Sheer white lawn blouses with
dainty all-over embroidery fronts.
SOC instead of 75o.
About 500 simple madras shirt
waists for women who like black
and white, or for those who must
wear mourning. White grounds,
small black designs.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

SON About nifty couples took part and
played from to IL o'clock. when the
prizes were awarded. five to the ladies
and like number TO the gentlemen.
Rsfreshments followed the play.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
knights Of Pythias.

~ washington Lodge, X. OF
& p. conferred the rank de-
gree on one candidate last
ESw4A ~ ~ evening.
&N0 On Saturday evening
%,SS11Ss Excelsior Lodge conferred
~ the rank degree on several
candidates.
This lodge has invited Fourth OF July
Ire degree team, OF Philadelphia, to
4i them at an early date and exem-
the degree work. This team has
a reputation IN this line and al
attracts much attention where Il
.tts.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22

50 and $3.50 Lyons Grenadines, 81 rs and So
Northeast cent1
Better than hoped to have again this year these black
su Tor grenadines Of all being snapped quickly
they can be made But this importer his things
and sold US this lot for almost half.
Exqusey embroidered flowers and vines and conventional
patterns The Empire pattern among themand twenty other
designs.
Evening journal., 1904-03-22
4. Q. Y. W.

Members Of Wilmington
Lodge. A. 0. u. W.. and
Their wives engaged in a
progressive euchre In the
lodge room last evening. The
committee n charge was
composed OF Charles NJ.
Banks and william Robin
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-11-25
Accident AT Market Lake.

Last Saturday when the south
bound passenger was approaching
Market Lake sad accident hap
pened which cost Mrs. Penning-
ton her life and also that OF
her four year old daughter. They
we're standing by the track wait
ing for the approaching train to
pass when the little one suddenly
leaped over the rail and started
down the track. The mother
sped after the child but before she
could catch her and lean with her
over the rail the locomotive struck
them, cutting off both of Mrs. Pen
limbs at the thigh and
one of the child's. Mrs. Pen
nington soon expired and the little
girl was taken to the hospital in a
dying condition.