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Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Four in a Ford From
Chicago to New York

remarkable endorsement of the Ford automobile has
come to us unsolicited from Mr. F. E. Encel of 1204324
394 Dearborn street. Chicago to whom any one who wishes
may write Without asking for it upon his arrival in New
York recently he handed us letter stating Just what
experiences he had on the trip. He says:
The Ford through without missing explosion climbed
the hills the Catsk have in waded deep in
Ohio sevenyfve miles through deep sand and
down hill for mile after mile without and landed at the old
Asor House after travelling distance of 107s miles
The party carried 500 pounds over the weight Of five
persons $50 pounds each and baggage And as Mr. Enoe
says This vb partially at least sxpoass he Hsorp ha one
must needs haze CeHp DFnU horsepower machine ~
lchcb 10 90 touring" ssg
Mr. Ence states that personally he IS satisfied that no
car not barring price even, could have MADE TINS trip 10 New
York in a more satisfactory manner
They had puncres quickly remeded but real Internal
organic trouble took the trip esuey travelled when they
route, and of the party most
enthusiastic the performance Of the Ford
This experience is not surprise to US and we believe
the Ford can stand the most severe test an automobile can
be put to-
huge touring cars is not hard to operate be
stopped easier runs safely and is undoubtedly the
best al-round family on the market
1t has two opposed cylinders giving ample speed and
ample power for hill climbing. Is
Price for the tonneau, $500; for the runabout $780,
Immediate delfUetp can now be made. r
Thirteenth Ieet enrancs
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vAN WICK MslTs oRoKER.
Gage OF Vantage Declines to Appear
interested In American Politics.

Sage OF Vantage Declines to Appear
interested In American Politics.
Vantage. England. July 4.-Roheri
A. Van wyck. the FIRST mayor Of Great
or New York, visited Richard Croker
at his home here Mr. Van Wyck
urged the ex-chief Of Tamnany 10
use his influence with the New York
delegation 70 the Democratic national
convention at ST. Louis to induce it 70
swing its vote from Alton B. Parker to
Grover Cleveland after a complmen
tary ballot had been given FOR Parker
Alr. Van Wyck intended TO remain
AT Wantage until tonight but sudden
~ curiailed his visit.
AIr Croker. after the interview with
Mr. Van WycS. was asked If he had
anything to say regarding the comme
Democratic national convention
"Convenuonw said AIr. Croker guile
lessly. when is it to be held? dc
not know anything about it. More
over my views on politics can have no
interest for the people Of the Unitcd
States. ! am not in politics and have
not been since l left America. have
no intention TO say or TO do anything
with regard TO the campaign. Othc
than this ! have no expression Of opin
ion to make to any one"
AR Van Wyck declined TO say IL he
had been intusted with any private
message for Charles +. Murphy, leader
OF Tammany
Mr. Van Wycs has started for the
continent.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Miscellaneous

Buttonhole twist. l5c a box Of 25 spools.
Bathing caps. 25c, soc. 75c.
Bathing shoes, with cork soles, 25c, 55c.
l5c, SOC.
Tape measures. 60 in.,metal tip.2c and SC.
Darning cotton, &c a ball
Ironing wax. with handles, 1c, 1Oc a
dozen.
Stocking feet white or black, &c a pair
Tubular shoe lacers, / yard or IA yards
long, SC a dozen; with spiral tips. i0c a
dozen.
SILK braid lacers for oxford ties. loc a
pair.
Sewing machine straps, &c.
Sewing machine oil, 10 OF. bottle, &c.
Cotton corset lacers, 2ia yards long, Sc
dozen.
Hair pin cabinets. containing all kinds
OF assorted hair pins, l5c
Knitting cotton, 4c a ball.
Darners with handles. black. &c; fancy
colors. Sc.
Curling irons. Sc
Alcohol lamps, for heating curling irons.
i5c.
Strawberry emeries. &c and SC.
Collar buttons, &c dozen.
Leather knee protectors. 12c.
Pattern tracers, &c; double, SC.
Thimbles, Sc a dozen.
Darning needles. card assorted, 20.
Corset clasps, 1-in. back, &c.
Belt foundations for girdles, Sc.
! Skirt lifts. 10c.
Inside belt buckles. Sc dozen.
/ Pin trays, l0c.
Extra hne dress shields, l5c. N65 a
| Gozen.
Double serge dress betting, 10-yard
piece soc. $50 dozen
Foundation collars. chiffon, cotton.
bound. 2 in. high. pointed or straight, Sc
Spring hooks and eyes, dozen on a
card, black or white, &c card. sls0 great
gross
Plain hooks and eyes. sc gross.
Shoe buttons with needle and thread. &c
Lightweight dress shields. shirt wais
sizes, &c pair.
Hat pins, fancy colors. Sc.
Hat pins pearl or crystal, Sc.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
- R..nIt d celebratIna.

Louisville KY. July 4. -R. Lee
Suter. a member Of the board Of pub
lie safety, an attorney and for several
years an important figure in Demo
cratic politics. was shot and killed by
Sanford Vaughn. Jr the son Of g
wealthy contractor Vaughn. who ad
mifs that he fred the shot, says he was
celebrating the Fourth The tragedy
occurred eight miles above Louisville
where Suter and a party Of friends
were camping and fishing.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
MASSACRE OF ARMENIANs.
Reports Of Turkish Barbsrities From
Reliable Sources.

Reports Of Turkish Barbsritiss From
Reliable Sources.
London, July AIN connection will
the cnblegrum which American Secrc
tary OF State Hay received from lspa
han. Persia. July ?. signed by "Armc
nian bishops in Persia" saying tha
Turkish barbarians were massacrin
thousands OF Armenians" and humbl
soliciting the United states govern
ment in the name Of Christianity an
humanity. TO save innocent lives 3D..
Daily Chronicle prints the followin
telegram. dated Tauris, Persia, Jun'
80.
1T is announced from perfectly re-
liable source that in the vicinity
Van, fortified city OF Turks,
Armenia. on June p Kurds and Turk
ish regulars attacked Armenian travel
ers. killing them as revolutlonists Tn.
is The beginning Of general massocr
in the province Of Van. The pc9al
are in terror"
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Rol.nned 81 Mallsd smeot.

Atlantic City. y. j.. July 4.-Suner
ms from symptoms Of poisoning, be
licved 20 have resulted from eatln,
chocolates received through the mail
Mrs Pauline Andrews. who secreaJ
welded Assistant Comptroller Johi
Andrews of this city IN New York D.
confined 20 her apartments Ia the Hoto
Windsor under the care Of a physicla9
In marrying Andrews tho woman. W..
is some years her husbands JUNO,
gave up a fortune which came to he
through her first husband Colona
Baird OF Virginia She was Alis
Stavro and Tor some years lived d
Philadelphia.
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Wlrnlc.s statlon Anandonod.

Colorado Springs, Colo, July A, =
Nikola Tesla has Abandoned his wire
less telegraph station which he estab
lished here in 1898, and the lumber has
been sold 10 a.. pQrty who VIII utilize
it in the construction Of residence
A plumber has bought the pipes con
Meeting the station with the city water
system and with the Colorado Springs
E.ectric company's batteries. The in.
struments VIII be shipped 10 New
York. The station stood at an altitude
OF 1000 feet. facing Pixies peak
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Found Stone Ace Tooth.

Owingsyille. Ky. July a. while
some hunters were exploring the bed
Of a small stream near Bonneville
Owsley county. Ky. they found stone
about the size and shape Of a small
hen egg. A seam was noticed in th'
stone, and one OF the hunters with hi,
knife pried at IT, Immediately th,
stone separated. and there, firmly i'm
bcddod in the inside OF the stone. was
a human jaw tooth. with a portion Of
the jawhone adhering to it. Both were
in a tine state OF preservation.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
skirt Braias and Bindines

Bias velveteen binding IN 4-yard pieces
Of IL in. wide. &c a piece. CSC a dozen; Ia
in. wide. lie a piece. $40 a dozen.
Mohair. braid, extra quality, 5-yard
piece. DC.
Cotton braid. for binding wash dresses,
s-yard piece. 5c. or SOC dozen.
Prussian seam braid. s-yard piece, 13c,
S145 a dozen.
French cotton braid. for binding or
trimming wash dresses. 5-yard piece, &c.
White cotton trimming braid, 24-yard
piece, &c. 75o a dozen.
Taneta seam binding Sc a piece, s5c a
dozen.
Taneta silk seam binding, 1o-yard pieces,
extra quality, 13c, S1.l5 a dozen.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
NIAGARA FALLs EXCURSION.

Low-rate Vacation Trips, via penn.yl.
vania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has selected the following dates Tor a.
ponuiar ter-day excursions 70 NIAGARA
raus from Phila5elpnia. Baltimore ana
washington: July s and %. August 70 and
&c september and %. ans October a.
The excursions from Philadelphia wi.
be run by two routes. 'rao-e on july sns
p. August T. and %. September an,
q. going via Harrisburg and the p.ctur
esque valley OF tho Susauchorua. spccia
train leaving Philadelphia at $40 a. m.
excursion Of October "A running va Trcn
ton. AIananka Chunk. and the Delawar
xalez lsaysEg FhsssdslRhiA 81 f2scls
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MISSING Cashier Found.

y, Saratoga. y. y. July AFTER five
days. Of search by his friends William
Hay Bockes. the former cashier Of the
glrst National bank, was found at
Trumbulrs roadhouse. near Saratoga
Lake. where he had wandered His
mind has temporarily given way un
der the strain Of overwork, but II is
hoped that after few days rest he
will entirely recover.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Could Not STOP Drinking.

Honolulu. July 4.-First Lieutenant
>Gilford 5. CARRIER OF the United States
artillery corps has committed suicide
here By shooting himself in the mouth.
CARRIER had been ont with some com
panions He left the following note
ITS no use. / cannot stop drinking.
He left check for S130 10 the order OF
a friend and another check for $50 for
his company fund. Garber's home was
at Madison, Wis
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Rummaee in Dolls

SOC dolls that have their wigs
slightly mussed or soiled are 25c.
Our famous 81 dolls. measuring
211z inches, are 75c if the wigs are
musSed.
Our famous 81. so dolls, measur-
ing 221s inches, are 81 for the same
reason. (Fourth floor
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Both Phones.

II you dare to kiss me again will
call papa,"
Il thought YOU said your father was
In California ?"
"He is"
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al, "a eO- a m.

-,A.n al s.0i a. N.
Excursion tickets good for return pas
sage on any regular train. exclusive az
nnicd express train. within ton dsyf.
WEI be sold a; 5000 from Philadelphia
ana all points on the Delaware Division;
Nl.-s from Atlantic CITY $500 fron i.en-
caster. ana at proportlonate rates from
other points. Including Trenton. Borden
town. Mt. Holly. cape My. saicm. WI
mias'or' West Chester. Reading and prln-
eipa' intermediate stations. A stop-ovef
VIII es allowed at Buffalo within the
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Money and Time
Saving Little Things

Toasies. Can be used over gas, oil or
coal, perforated iron plate with wire
screen on which bread is laid. l0c were
25c.
Bread pans that breUsnt tread
from burning. Best Russia iron
with copper wire across bottom to
prevent it from resting flat on
oven bottom q compartment,
25c;2 ? compartments, soc ; 8 COM
partments. 75c.
CONFINED frtng pan and uvs basket-
When food is cooled rest the wire bas-
ket onslltte Hook IN side Of pan and all
grease drains off. No dyspepsia from
tocd fried this way 25c each-worth
that separately
SEAMLESS sffsi roasting taHy-the last-for.
ever kind; no seams to get filled with
grease 20c, 25c, SOC, were 40o, soc, 60o.
Book-shsl5ss and mnic-yatks-mahogany
and oak fni sh, light and easily moved
nice for summer homes and cottages.
81, 81. %, SL50, were 50, S2.25, $500.
Niekei siiaDig forsi bars-the ends fol
fastening slide up and down the bar. SO
it will tit any ioist Nickeled on
byass-won't rust End can be taken of
and it will answer for roller towel. 25c,
80c and Soc.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
- IN No. rotnrnlnr

limit of ticket returning,
The special trains OF Pullman parlor
cars ani day coaches will be run with each
excursion running through TO Niagara
Faus An extra charge win be made for
p3r.or-car seats.
An experienced tourist agent and chap
eron viii accompany each excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet. time Of con-
nccdug trains. and further information
apply 10 nearest ticket agent, or address
Geo. W. Boyd General Passenger Agent.
BroaG Street station. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
ST. LOUIS Worlds Fair Hates via Bal
timore and Ohio r. R.

Lowest rates and best service. Three
e,st EXPRESS trains daily, equipped with
sav coaches. Pullman sleeping parlor,
lining and observation cars. Round trip
tickets. viz: Season, $500. 60 lays SzS.so.
Is DAYS. Se3.25. Trains leave Wilmington
daily at SIS a. m. Ill p. m, sos p m.
For tickets. sleeping car reservation,
descriptive pamphlet and fun information
sppiy to ticket agents at city Office. Water
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Hose Supporters

sew-on. frill elastic, 2Oc.
Pad hose supporters, 4 straps, extra wide
elastic, sc.
Lisle. extra wide, black or white, wo-
mems or childrens, l0c
satin-top, sew-on. mereerizod, fril elias
tic 25c
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White Envelopes,
zoe Thousand

Size 61z, firm white paper we'll
gummed; 800, 900 in the lot;
good business or correspondence
envelope, but no room for them
here.
(Aisle 7--easO
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san. .no Id colorado and Retnrn-

Via chicago. Union racihc q Northwest.
ern Line. Chicago 10 Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. daily througnout the
summer Correspondingiy low rates from
an points east. Only one night TO Denver
from chicago. Two fast trains daily.
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articles slip in because Of low
TinWare-
Covered sauoepans, qts., 15ci 6 qts.,
1Sc.
Dlshpans, s qts., 21c; 10 qts.. 28c; IA
qts., 2sc; ~ qts., 1885, n qts., 30c These
dishpans have no seam.
Dishpans with seam, qts., l2c; 10
qts., l4c; - qts l6c; IA qts 2Oc.
Gas or oil stove tea kettles, l2c.
Clothes sprinklers for washday, sc.
Dust pans, &c
Pie pans, 10c dozen.
Jelly cake pans. &c. 4e, &c.
Galvanized kettles for garbage or
ashes, 45o.
Copper wash boilers, S2.45.
Flour cans. size holding % pounds, ,60c;
90 pounds, Soc; 100 pounds, Sl.25
Flour bins, with sitter attached, %
pounds capacity, SIPS; 90 pounds,S $780,
100 pounds. $40.
Foot tubs, painted 25c.
Children's bath tubs, Soc, $ll5,
.fl45. Sl.65, 81. SO.
Pudding pans. qt, qts., qts, DC
for either size; qts, l5c; qts., 2Oc.
Quart measures, graduated and with
lip, &c.
buckets with cover and swinging
handle, qt, &c; 4 qts,, lie; 10 qts., loo.
Galvanized foot tubs, 24c, SOC, 35c,
42c.
Butter kettles, 2'S Qts., l2c.
Chamber pals, galvanized, 83c, 36ci
42c
Water or dairy pals, 10 qts., l5c; Il
ois, pic; IA qts., 24c.
Flour sieves, &c, 9c.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05

RUssIA-JAPAN WAR ATLAS 10 CENTS
Three fine colored maps, each lix20;
bound in convenient form for reference.
The Eastern situation shown IN detail, is
sued by The Chicago & North-Western
R'y, mailed upon receipt Of ten cents in
stamps by w. A. Cox. Sol Chestnut street,
Phiga3slphias Pa
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
srRvIcr PENSION rOR AGE

New and important order. Sc when c. N
when 65. SO when g. si2 when 70 years.
John Wainwright & Co.. Pension Attys.,
End floor. w. 9Th ST.. Wilmington Del,
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Tapes

Cotton, 24-yard piece, &c.
Twill, 1O-yard piece. DC, 55c dozen.
Cotton, 3-yard piece. 1c, 10c dozen.
Linen. extra fine quality. S-yard piece.
2oc. s0c and SOC a dozen.
French tape, 10 meters to a piece, &c a
piece, or soc dozen.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
RothohiId Especial &c seqars.

Strictly handmade, 90 to the box.
Long Stripped Havana $500 per box.
Sen Auben Segars sizes. Prosit Fine
Cut for chewing 2Sc a pound.
Durstein. L. % st.
Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Sample Candlesticks
and Candelabra

Gold-hlled candlesticks. Verdi
antique and solid brass have been
used as samples to sell from.
Plenty of variety. but only one OF
a kind. 35c to S2-were zoe to s4.
Candeiabra, 50 to s7-were "a
to s14.
Second looD
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Sewing Cotton

6-cord 2OO-yard spools, 4c, or 40c dozen.
2OO-yard spools, zoe a dozen.
40O-yard spools, silk finish, &c, or soc a
lnZnn
Evening journal., 1904-07-05

and Market streets. at Delaware avsnos
station or wr1se to II. A. KILLER, T. +. A,
Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Oil stoves

Three burners, Wickless Blue
Flame Stoves, IS. Last seasons S
price, $1O.5O Extra wide top.
Perfectly safe; odorless; burn
the same oil as a lamp and give
the cool. quick cooking Of gas
range.
Double-lined tin ovens, ST. AS.
two shelves, the oven high enough
not to burn the hand when putting
things in and out.
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RefrieeratOrs-
all under price.

RelIlBeI dLOI5
Golden oak finish; galvan-
lied lining; well made and
perfect Worth one = third
more.
Size holding 40 pounds ice. 81
Size holding 80 pounds ice, So.
GaiUam5ea reJfigerat0r pans, 15c
instead of 25c.
Window Screens
The "hy escape screen with
the little conioal glass outlet at the
top, to let flies out.
Center extension; hardwood
frames; perfect in every way
our regular stock.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Basting Cotton

2O0-yard spools, colored, Sc a dozen.
500-yard spools, Sc a spool, 3Sc a dozen.
12OO-yard spools. &c a spool.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
AS WE dislike

MUCH AS WE dislike
4FA TO chang e a price
that we have once eStab-
lished, we must concede
that recent Improvements
In the Auto-piano warrant
the manufacturer in de-
manding an increase ; and
even al SASS it is beyond
doubt that among instru-
mentS Of this character the
Auto-piano is the greatest
value Of ali
Evening journal., 1904-07-05

Mems Neeligs Shirts, soc
Fresh new shirts of white striped
madras printed with neat designs
Of black on light grounds. Made
up specially to our order of goods
that dropped in price.
A pair of cuffs with each shirt.
Main Aisle, Market street.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Pins

American. 1c a paper. 1oc dozen papers
English. &c and &c a paper.
Dressmakers, 1s-lb. box, Ice.
English pin books, &c.
Hat pins. &c a dozen.
Fancy colored-head toilet pins &C a pa
per.
Glass-head toilet pins, Sc paper.
Steel toilet pins, Sc a paper.
Steel safety pin books, 2 dozen assort-
ed, DC
Safety pins, open both sides, nickel or
black. &c a dozen.
Mourning pins. &c and SC a box.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Store closes al 5
Home Keepers. Hotel Keepers, Everybody
Who Needs HOusefurnishings

today like the last day almost
nothing
TnWareaveraGe half Screens--clOse to half
IN
all under price
standard We inferior
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Important N0hce to Aut0pian0 Buyers

UTOPIANOS have been selling throughout the country
L $3.50 to $500.
We alone have been selling them for as little as $3.50
Now manufacturer decided fix uniform and obg
When the question up advocated $3.50; others
and $780, The new price finally fixed is S4s5
But haze until august 1sf 10 redeem promise cHso'
$3.50 basis
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Basket Telescope
Odds and Ends of Furniture
Brought to Light by Rummaging

(lhiTd floor
Somebody overlooked these things Co satisfied
probably, with others, before reaching them. Anyhow
here they today dragged out of hooks and and
placed in a conspicuous position the center
elevator, on the third floor
Thee-biece bayior sHes Carved trsm upholstered in tapes
% 90, Sssl ~ ,s .~ 90, @ ss J A1ah0gaHp daUeHbWfs-
Upholstered IN velour SOY were go:
davenport upholstered IN DENIM So5
ntapesry, SIS was elI.
Sl0J davenport ana aina oVeIsuHeu
In damask, $50 wasSllO III tapestry SoJ were SllO
Samask % & Sos was sso sS was SOB Golden oak bHfets-
tS4 SlO6 inches 20
n
In damask $ll5 S6 1922 inches,
Ihfee-bees mah0gaHp par Brass bfdsieads-
sHt6S. wide
upholstered damask s29 S Ss assoc
S55 Ss5 was $3.50 Extra vaus
FiUs-bfsce bariOr SHfss ma T. wide .soso 600 se.
kOg1Ep finish - - -
upholstered LifH"e@ no" Ce~SIe@@S W9SS
velour. SIS was t42 or gilt OrRaD1sRts-
-1- 90 * gss sss''eu s4s " ''"1 II. wide
N, ~ f- =, va T5ls.s in verona
,..r-- -5 v,ss SG75
Csry- nam. unboisered In verona Sl050 Sl2
velour st was sgs o. % in - Porch 6kaHS and rockers
yeorr rs was s72 Sdechairs green frih
n golden
win double cane seats 81 $lzO ans
tapestry s. 30 500, ST. 75 and s.
$3.50 S0A Atm,senatS in similar hnlsl q y
$3.50, $3.50
or verona veou was
carved frame pbosed In tapestry Armchair green
wasS seats, t275 was t4 1915 was S6
Evening journal., 1904-07-05

ms, therefore, Is 10 give hOuCe Jlal on ana
after August 1st. 1904, the price of the
Auto-piano will be $4S5.
Up to that time we will supply as many Of these
instruments as we can obtain at $3.50, and FIRST pay
msNt before AHgHst Isl SCM secure Mfs lo1C price
To avoid disappointment we give fair notice that
the demand WILL in all probability far exceed the
supply
Pay by the month if you wish; special arrange
ments within reason will be made for payments
maturing during vacation time.
Chird floor, Chestnut sireeO
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Pearl Buttons

Plain and fancy pearl buttons and
holes, 2Oc card of dozen.
Fancy pearl buttons, lOc dozen.
Plain pearl buttons. 10c card of doz
Plain pearl buttons, sc card Of ? dozen.
Shrtwaist sets, loo.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Gas Stove, Oven and
Tubing

Nickel gas stoves. three burners;
lined oven for baking and roasting.
Stove worth 1925
Oven worth Sl.25
Tubing 70 feet IS
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Water-Coolers-

Nickel faucet handsomely ja-
named.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05

The oifft Ho5O $3.50.
Galvanized Coal-HOds-
Best that are made. Each bucket has
a lip and swinging handle. We're 45c;
now 25c.
Basket Telescopes
Hold as much as a small trunk or as
little as a valise. Light in weight, dura-
bic. 81, Sl,25, Sl.5O. worth $l.75, 50,
S225.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-03
VALLEY CITY NORMAL NOTES.

Prof. Mcfarland returned Sunday
October t2lst, after spending a week
in South Dakota. T g..
"a The state normal bosfd met here
Monday, October 31st. .:...
| The normal foot ball team played
against Fargo high school Monday
October I'D. The game resulted in
Farge's favor, the score being II to
o. However the boys were not dis.
couraged, but accepted a challenge
from jamestown Saturday, October
18th. This time they won, the score
being IS to q. ... .Sss ..,s. . 3S.ss
P lff. Hollis was in Fargo Saturday
arranging a program for the state
teachers association. u /
Rev. Sailer was an interested caller
at the model school Wednesday. sy5aS
z38 Prof. Gillette gave a course Of lee
lures during the Cass county institute,
held at Fargo the past week.
The frsf edition Of the normal
Oracle appeared October 18th. with
this number the Oracle begins its
fourth year Tom Burke Is editor-in-
chief and John a. johnson is business
manager
~ Prof Mcfarland was away Friday
and saturdy attending the dedication
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-03

OF the new school at Fergus. Mr..
Westergard, a graduate in the class Of
1908, is principal.
Mrs. Frank White spent last week
in the city. She and Mr.. Mcfarland
took dinner at the ladies hall, Thurs
day. ' s
The basket ball girls, with Rev.
Moultrie as coach. played a match
game at Cooperstown Saturday, win.
ming in scort of 13 to 10. + r.. :,
The first division of the class in
rhetoricals delivered their orations
Saturday. Those who appeared were
Miss Arthur, Miss Anderson, Miss
Belden, Boyle, Adams, Mable Chap
man, Florence Chapman and Christian
son.
The faculty entertained the students
at a hollowe'en party Monday evening.
Games appropriate to the occasion
were played and all enjoyed pleasant
evening. ..