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NORMAL SCHOOL CASE THE CAUSE
sparring For More Time Mr.. Lewis
Endeavored to Have the Case Con
:tinued Until the September fern
and Being Refused Took Advantage
of the Technical Point.

ASS'"'e i'' i"i''' a. 'c'hHl'stI 'li'2-
Ton tina; caused the Circuit Court to
tgISU5fa and reconvrne im special SEES
ssS'H. commonwealt'i's Attorney Bur
dette A. Lewis was knocked out Of q
fine fishing trip Yesterday afternoon
just as he was entering a launch with
party OF friends.
During the morning session of the
court Mr.. Lewis raised the point tia,
the session OF the court had been
improperly called and for that reason
ne declared he would question the le-
saiily OF the proceedings II JuuG"
blackstone went on with the Normal
Schooi TAX case.
Court Rcconvene.s
In oSer 'ha' noting may come
up techhieally' or other"iSc' 10 de-
leat the present iight 10 impose =
TAX upon the school, Judge l'!ack-
stone determines to adjourn me
court ana Dy agreement tecohNehe
IN speciai session during Inc al
terhooh'
IL was 'hohSht thel ehe common
weai'hs attorney would ne III court
Tor me RECOMMENDING Whcn ! O'CLOCK
arrived Mr. Lewis was not III inc
court room inquiry at his boarding
Honse eicltcd Inc iaci that he was
theh soihG Oh h'iiis UP
Judge h'dckS'ohe, WIN inc d"'er'
1nihation thh' ahother technical dues-
Ton should not DC raised as To tie
leeahty OF inns session OF 'he court
. aoid sheriiE-ttee ihfS,--sAglis 10 So hnnt
,t0r>H immonwealth's~i!l,@tr!...E ~. ana ~.
to br.S him lack 10 the CORY house.
There was no rule issued against
the commonwealth attorney now
ever.
Sheriff Finds tile Attorney.
Sherilf Curtis found Mr.. Lewis ON
board OF Tie iauhoh, wilch WAS III
the act of leaving for Chesapeake bay
on a fishing trip for The afternoon.
There were several OF Mr.. LOWS
friends aboard The vessel Sherlil
Curtis informed the commonwealth :
attorney oil The duty imposed upon
him by the court. ana W. Lewis
accompanied tiie sAc'llt b'fh 10 l"e
courthouse. Alter some iIte con- u
satlon me incident WIS cioSea "h''
the Circuit court convened III Spc'
: eial session, winch is ahid 10 nc ia
keeping with every requirement. %
me law.
When me question oil heafl''s ..'o
Norman HoAooi cas- c'in' up ~
Lewis VINO Is ANXIOUS ~ i%'n
point III the case' aS"@" nay 'i'', '''','
De deferred V''v'i '"', @'i'e''''e' - ~
u: ,'Vhe court Ns W.
{ level "poh the pi'ps''s - ''N
a<.' u ~ :" u 'iiN'i '''
,isss ny ~ p''''' H.
Refill Oh Jury ,"'
IS the scn"o, W"'''''u W -
ihe ease pe'ore the io'l n ,,'.''" y,
cour' '"N.v' w -, ~. H..
MI 1--WE i,'''''s a.
"ouiu r''se .ne a.'e'''on 80 49,,
ies'ii'y " 'ne o ',,'' .irn,,
tDtl session. Judge ltlntkStODt Silu
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S1.75 Hammocks St.25
At Ransane Hardware Company today
G-30-1t.
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mot GUILTY T IA!
PLEADS Al !! IN COURT
Continued from Page onc.)

were also mentioned as being the
principals in the most awful ana dis,
gusting proceedings that have ever
been brought to my attention.
Since that time, aud until few
weeks before Mr.. White was murder
ed, Mr.. Thaw has been many time;
iii consultation with me and the Of
ficers of our society.
When he first called he was in
most excited condition. and seemed
20 be laboring under intense mental
suffering
Tiaw Loyal to His Wife.
Mr.. Thaw never mentioned the
name OF any woman connected witt.
Him. He was intensely loyal To his
wife, and, although he never said so.
1t always seemed to me that some
one near and dear to him had come
under the influence OF Mr.. White.
During our many interviews Mr..
raw tuid me OF mlny young girls
AMI women who had been ruined by
tho moral perverts who. clothed i'm
responsibility. were protected by an
armor which was almost impossihle
10 pierce
"Mr Tbnw nav, nc nance o,1 nd.
dresses and we inves,i.,toI and
found his stories TO he true b,t Tho
| lear ID exposure always prevented
| anv one from comm. sorro,, ,n1
prosccut;u- ,boso yho woro rosnn,
siblc for i,ar downfall r,m;l,. i,
Guence barr.I on iuvn,,i.,,inn
Evidence Hard 10 Procure
"Actina ON Tho information laid ha.
| for, MS ana win Tho lilo, q, nh,oir
| Ing evidence to convict mo t,e,;o,.
able ucrvor,s ossoci,toe or ,h, NM,
who met his inst cua If thn s,orio.,
about him he truc We trjel for n
ycal 10 secure n room in the Modison
| Square Garden tower There was =
long waiting list ana wo unvcr woro
able To yet tho Recommendations WI
desired Whether This was bccau,n
MIR. White b.conc Crirh,anrl mr. for
! some other reason. am no, in n
position 10 saw. but = year Gco N,
studio was closed and orr effort,
were baked.
MIR. rhaw over seemed \ mo IN
be actuatod by the unrest natives
in Jls effort TO Nvlng to iustice the
fashionable drecncra,cs whnm he
held responsible for so much miscrv
aud so many ruined lives.
THE stories of human lnnroyitv
among the wealthy 'respeciables'
which he fold ana which we uncarth.
ed. | believe. proved upin his mind
to such an eyten; that he was led to
commit the crime with which he now
stands charged
Did Not Mention Wife.
whether there was a personal clc.
ment in his desire 10 bring such men
10 Justice | am not nj liberty to say.
Air Thaw treated the matter with the
greatest dclicary so far as his family
relations were conccrnch He never
revealed anything of a personal ma
turc. SO ! cannot say what hearing
This may have had upon his act
The terror occasioncd by the fca
that enc dear to him might have
become under tho influence OF or be
foulcd by such moral lepcrs would
lie more than sufficient 10 umscttc
any mans mind and to make him
feel that he was doing service to
| society by wipng them from The face
OF the earth.
Sine ! have been interested i'll
this work have found that the black
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Auction Sale Furniture
This morning, 10 O'Clock, Court House
G-30-1t. NJ. o. LACKEY
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YOUNG GIRL IN HIS NET.
Seventeen Year Old Child Whites
attest Proteoe

NEW YORK, June 29-It has de.
reloped that Stanford While, the ar.
chitect. had q new protege whom lie
hoped to place on the stage, in Jose.
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Farmers Take Notice. Lowry
builds his Market Wagons from the
best CT material and will save yoY
from So to $40 on each wagon. Call
and see the stock before the paint and
putty hide the flaws. Yours.
LOWRY.
The Harreso and Vehicle Man.
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$175 Ice Cream Freezers SIPS
at Ransone Hardware Company toda.
G-30-1t.
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Reduced Rates via Southern Railway
Account 4ta az ;,Ilv

Round trip tickets will be sold via
Southern Railway at rate OF one and
one-tlirl fare between all points in
the South on July End. Bird. and 4th,
with final limit July Stn, 1906. For
further information. call either phone
No. 112.
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Auction Sale Furniture
This morning, 10 O'clock, Court House
: 6-3V-lt, NJ. o. LACKEY.
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Take Notice!

Having been informed that certain
men are canvassing the peninsula
towns claiming to represent the 3, s
and 10 cent store, take this method
OF repudiating the men. have never
employed peddler. nor have any
Salemen outside my store. My goods
are lirst-class and | have no necessity
Tor these pcddlcrs. These peddlcrs
Claiming to represent me are frauds,
and my customers should remember
this.
w. H. RAPPORT,
6-29-lm. Prop. 3, and 1O.Cent Store.
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Cold Lunches in VOGUE.

So why not get ham-cither smitl;.
field. Country or Jones'-at Beasley
& Bush's. BY this means YOU can
save cooking lun:rcs each day. Noth.
ing better than good ham sandwich
cs. Phone is. b,30-1t
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STANTON CuRTIs.

Passenger Agent
80 Granny s,aeAsA, Monticello Hole;
6.2l-llt. Norfolk, Va.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Funerals of the Day.

The funeral OF David II. Wells. aged
So years. who died on Saturday. win be
held from the residence Of his brother-in-
law, George Forrest. No. SOP Pine street
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Interment will
be made In Old swedes cemetery.
From her late residence, No. 3lS West
Seventh street, at o'clock this afternoon
the funeral of Emily f. Morris aged O.
years, viii be held. Interment will be
made in Riverview Cemetery.
The funeral OF John 1. McKaig. aged
4S years, was held from the residence Of
his brother, Charles N. McKaig. No. 1902
Kirk avenue this afternoon at > O'Clock
Relatives and friends and members OF
the different lodges of which he is a mem-
Der. were inattendance. Inierment was
made in Mt Salem cemetery.
Anna M. Stokes. widow of the late
James Ward Stokes, was buried at VIII
mington aud Brandywine cemetery this
afternoon. M
The funeral OF Levi Mccormick. aeed
Is years. was held from his late residence
near Newark, Del. at I.s0 D. M. to-day.
lnterment was made at White Clay Creek
Cemetery.
The funeral OF Susan B. Ellison viii he
held from the residence Of her brother-in-
law, DR., J. G. Mccoy, near Klrkwood.
Del. at o'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Hold Family Reunion

]. b. Foracre returned home from
Chicago with his wife and three chill
dren. In honor of the event the
family held a reunion al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Barrett.
Among those present We're the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fore
acre Of Cenuevnle. Dol, and Mrs
Thomas Foreaere and seven children
OF Marshallton; Mr.. and Mrs George
Boughman of Warwick. Nd: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Harrigan and Taylor
Malin OF Providence. Del; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Il. Foreacre OF East Chi
cago, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs William
Dagney and three children Of Bati-
more; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett and
John Clouser Of Marshallton. Moses
Allison, Elmer Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Randolph OF Newport and
others. After an enjoyable morning
and dinner together an went TO the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fore
acre for the afternoon and supper.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
WILMINGTON AND
DOVER TO PLAY
.0ANext Friday These Clubs
Will Begin a New
Series

For the past three days Manager Fahey
OF X-Wilmington, has been endeavoring
to arrange a game with Bridgevine to be
played in this city on next Friday but his
Efforts have been in vain. BridgeviIle
hackers have had enough OF baseball and
they are done. When the management II
the Dover baseball team heard that II
was all on with Bridgeville. they came 10
life with a proposition which was immedi-
ately accepted by Manager Fahey. The
first game Of the new series will be
played in this city on next Friday. Three
games will be played and each side has
made a small side bet on the result.
The Dover club has been organized
since May. is backed by spOrtsmen and in
tends staying in the field untl the snow
falls II necessary.
That Wilmington and Dover are to
play another series will be good news 10
the baseball fans of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Surprise Party

Miss Florence Tomlinson was given
a surprise party at her home, Twenty
ninth and Jefferson streets. on Friday
evening by Miss Viola Day. The en-
tertainment OF the guests consisted of
games and music. Refreshments were
served Those present We're: The
Misses Viola Day. Ida Simon, Lillian
Tomlinson. Mable Robinson. Bessie
Quigley Mable Leach. Alice McChane.
Dorothy Gookin, Myrtle Edmonds,
Nerna Edmonds, Meta Run and Flor
ence Tomlinson. Messrs. Victor Bren-
nan. George Brennan. Clarence Bald
win. Clarence Tomlinson, William
Barnhill. Lewis Quigley, Homer Day
Harlan Day. Frank Brooks, Daniel
Beaston. Eugene Neif Howell Pipino
and Harry Jones.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Friends Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregg entertain
ed a number of their friends at their
home. No. 1912 East 22nd street last
night. The evening was spent in
games and music. The Misses Wilson
gave several duets. which were highly
appreciated. At a late hour refresh
present were: Mr.. and Mrs John
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar. Mr..
and Mrs. William Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Howell. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gregg. Thomas Howell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leith, Frank Dunbar. Ruth Gregg.
Miss Mabel Gregg. Willie Davis. and
the Misses Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
GIFTS
TO THEIR FRIENDS
specIal to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. Sept ls-Hearing that their
friend and fellow-employe. William Mag.
clerk in the Dover postofhce. had given
them the slip and had gone to the matri-
monial Gretna Green, the city Of VIII
mington. and had there led to the altar
Miss Matte Heite. former Dover girl
the attaches Of the Dover Federal Build
ing got on the trail Of Mr.. Mag. They
ascertained that the bridegroom, who
had outwitted them, had been married IN
Wilmington and had gone TO the Bing-
ham House. Philadelphia, where the
honeymoon was being spent. According
ly, the postoffce attaches arranged a
neat box full of useful and valuable
presents and forwarded them to the
bride and bridegroom, en- tour. The
articles We're so numerous that they had
20 be catalogued.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
orntorr rn the comnen..

One OF the London weeklies laments
the decay Of oratory In the house OF
commons. An observer has classified
the styles of parliamentary speaking
thus; "IIaw haw" style. the "hum and
haw" style and the he haw' style
The first he says. Is used by the
naughty gentlemen who loll In triumph
on the treasury bench. the second dis
tingulshes the utterances Of the keen
and watchful gentlemen on the front
opposition bench while the third sort
fairly describes the effort Of the pri-
vate member.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
A Loud Cnu.

William II. Crane, the actor, was
once asked how 1T was that he never
attempted serious Shakespearean roles.
"But / did once" replied the come
dian. Years ago In the west played
Hamlet
did you indeedY' said an admirer
and friend Didn't you have a great
success? Didn't the audience call you
before the curtaing
"CslI me-" roared Crane. why, man.
they dared mel"-Argopaut.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18

Lohner Alice Mosorley Helen Brown,
Ethel Eldridge. Irene Miller. Edith
Miller, Helen F'ulmer. Edith Caldwell
Ona Glenn. Meta Glenn. Vietta
Lohner. Edna Boyd, Frank Hcald.
Frank O'Bryan. Leon Eberhart. Mel
win Bradheld. Clarence Duncan. Ed
ward Hubert. Clarence Pyle. Horace
Fulmer. Charles Pepper. Georse Barn
hill Norman Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Shaud Mrs. Alfred Kelly. Mrs.
A. r. Lhngren. Mrs. j. S. Moran. Miss
Bertha Finley Mr.. ana Mrs II. b.
Sawdon.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
me speed OF Light.

Just think Of It! Eleven times
around this globe of ours in the space
Of sixty seconds! Can you Imagine
anything that moves with such remark
able speeds Sound travels only twelve
and a half miles per minute and a
rifle bau az its speed were not dlmin-
ished BY reslstancel sixteen and half
miles Light passes through a dis
tance equal TO seven and a half revo-
lutions of the earth IN one minute. bur
electricity travels so astonishingly fast
that IT is able to complete the circuit
Of the earth eleven and half times IN
sixty seconds.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
The noaern Dinner.

A medical journal complains thar he
modern diancr has become an *
tremely depressing affair aud that 50
far from being a feast Of reason ane a
flow of soul, rhe conversation Is mere
Interchange of symptoms. details Of
operations or the advantages Of this or
that cure such topics evidently IRE
not provocative Of remarks that ct
the table IN roar. nor do they tend
to promote the good digestion which
should wait on appetite Indeed, there
is little appetite for digestion TO Wait
upon The daihtiest Of menus is dis q
garded when the diners are under a
regime. and courses pass untouched.
while powders are openly stirred into
wmeglasses.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
sruInfor.' pofhoIIera-

They were walking past a beautifH
pink and white house In New Yob
whose door cap WAS mast exquisitely y
cared The sculptor pointed to Il
MY work. he said That's the pot
boiling l do while work ON my mf 5
terpiece. 1t is nothing unusual With
sculptors 10 Go such work. Two OF tlt
finest pieces that were sold 10 tle
Metropolitan museum last winter were
dome By a man whose regular h..slns =
It is to make door caps
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Social Notes
Social and Personal Notes

--'--~-----,~-~-----~~-
Social and Personal Notes
Charles Hanford. Of Eighteenth and
French streets, bagged two and a-half
dozen reed birds in the marshes below
New Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Wright have re-
turned from a trip to Washington.
willard skyles and Miss Margaret
Biddle spent Sunday at Pennsgrove.
Miss Mamie Thompson has returned
from a visit to Cape May.
Brown Frazer OF No. 1919 Pine
street has returned from a three days
visit to friends in New Castle.
Joseph Moore Of No. 2O04 Market
street, who has been suffering with
very sore foot caused by running
nail in it, has resumed his work In
Gallaghers drug store.
Joseph Starke is suffering from an
attack Of typhoid fever,
clinton r. Burton, the butcher. Of
No. 2i07 Market street, Is suffering
with badly cut hand.
stnlman Hodgman is sojourning in
West Chester.
Miss Mary Way is the guest Of
friends at the Pines near Kennett.
Howard Mmigan Of Mnin. Pa. vls-
tied friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pusey and Miss AL
bina Phillips were entertained by Ken
nett friends last week.
Miss Jennie Chandler was the guest
Of Mrs. Walter A. Scarlett, In Ken
nett, last Thursday.
William Hutton and Andrew Meanrs
were recent visitors in Kennett
Square
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson OF Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Jackson have
been visiting friends at chariestown-
Md
Charles Jarvis was a recent visitor
to friends in Cecilton. Md.
Mrs. Margaret Ward is the guest Of
friends in Perryville.
Miss Florence Tomlinson has re-
turned from a visit to friends in Port
| Deposit.
Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Cantwen have
returned from a visit to friends in
Charlestown, Nd.
Miss Alice Reed is the guest Of
friends at Kennett Square. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Mulherin
are visiting relatives in West Chester.
Messrs. Thomas seery Edward
Durney, James Murphy. Edward
Mooney, Timothy Mooney and
George Durney spent Sunday at
Penn's Grove.
Miss Mary Camp Of Embreeville.
Pa. spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in this city. Miss Lilly Evans
of Wilmington accompanied her home
yesterday.
Miss Mabel Godwin, OF Dover has
been visiting friends in this city.
Melford Baxter has been visiting
friends IN FELTON,.
Mrs. Elwood Cleaver has returned
from a visit to her parents in Felton,
Miss Florence Din and Miss Nellie
Sipple Of FELTON,. are the guests Of
friends in this city.
Miss Beatrice F. Thompson Is the
guest of Mrs. Frank L. Smith at MIL
lington. Nd.
Miss Madge Bauchaup has beer
spending some time at Betterton. Nd
Miss Nellie McAlfree ana Miss Mar
garet Lynch have been visiting friend,
in Middletown.
Frank Keen has returned from a
visit 70 friends at Warwick
Miss Clara Hudson has returned
from visit to friends at Warwick.
Miss Helen Bennett and Reuben Nc
lCaulley, both of this city. We're mar
ried in Philadelphia on September Is
Miss Daisy Hilder and Herbert
Smith. who have been visiting Miss
Phoebe Firth, of this city. have re-
turned to their homes. in Paterson
n. ].
Miss Margaret l. Firth. Of 24O1 West
J street. is the guest Of Mrs John Helm
pei, Of Bethlehem. Pa.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
birthday Anniversary

Walter r. Sawdon entertained a
number Of friends at mis- home, No
1917 Pine street. last night in honor
of the 18th anniversary of his birth
The young man received a number Of
pretty gifts. Among those present
were: The Misses Helen Mammele,
Matte Hayden. Aldine Hearn. Myrtle
Clayton. Sarah BTought0u, May
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
rosIowfnr Dsrcctsons.

Jones had been quite ilL One dly
the doctor called and found him in
a bathtub.
"Why, man. are you crazy? You
must Dc anxious to die" -t
mo. l amt protested poor Jones
"but didn't you say that your last
medicine was TO be taken in watcrg =
Iondon Answers
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Coming Wedding

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Louisa Wilson and
Clarence Herbert Hanna. which Will
take place at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Hanna. No. s17 Lom-
bard street. on September "a.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Eneagement Annonnced

The engagement is announced Of
Miss Mary Elizabeth Nichols. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Nichols. TO
George Allen Foster. The wedding
will take place tomorrow at Easton.
Md.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18

Dress Goods
All the latest fall effects in end
Jess variety.
7eH50 inch wide Broadcloths.- 81 90
81 inch wide Novelty Plaid Suit
ingS..-..- ---.-...-.-...-...-...-.. W
So inch wide Panama Suiting,
43l S1.00
40fhch chsck. stylish and effect
i've, in green, brown. black, garnet,
Soc
81 inch wide Scotch plaids. new
est styles and co,oring for children,
SOC
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Gigantic Sale.

Now on. over 5000 copies Of vocal
and instrumental hits at Sc. per copy.
Brown q Edwards. Music Publishers,
200 West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Suits and Skirts

New stvlish Man Tailored Gar
ments for ladies' and misses wear.
black. gray and mixed suitings.
Very special offerings. 1O,$12,$15
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
New Showing of Skirts

All beautifully tailored in the
Overplaid Suitings and Panama
c 9th in black and gray. Prices.
$500. Sc. 90. $3.50. $3.50 and
$1,000.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
New Suits, New Waists, New Skirts, New
Shoes, New Millinery, New Silks,
New Dress Goods.

In department of you will find New
in splendid prices
them; day something
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
duPONTS BUY BOAT LINE
Vessels Acquired Run Between Fall
River and New York.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Sept. 1S-It has
been learned here that the Enterprlse
transportation Company, which for the
past eighteen months has operated a line
Of steamboats, between this port and New
York, in opposition TO thetFan River Line,
has passed into the hands of the dupont
Powder Company. Of Wilmington. Del
The change in CONTROL went into effect
Saturday noon. II is understood that tae
new management win continue the pres
,eit pplicy.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18

WHY BE oUTso3t' WORK WHEN
TIE EVElyING JOURNAL WILL
FIND YOU A SITUATION7 UNI
FORM RATE 1c A WORD EACH IN
SERTION.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Millinery

Preliminary to our regular opening
of Fall and Winter Hats, we are
showing a large stock of the newest
fancies in correct ready-to-wear
hats, priced from 81 90 to Sc 80.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Hosiery

Hosiery
New mems. women's and child
ren's medium and heavy weights,
We sci on'y the best the market
produces in Hosiery. Two specials.
Buster Brown Boys and Girls
Hose......-.. .......-..-.--..-.... ( l-Zc
Men S Fancy 25cHose. for " l-2c
Long Black Silk Gloves,
81 so and 81 90
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
One Dollar Excursion to Baltimore,
Baltimore and Ohio r. r., Sunday,
Senternber "a

Special train win leave Wilmington,
Delaware avenue station, at go a. M. I.
Newark. at go a. m. Returning, leave
Baltimore (Camden station) at $50 D.
M; (Mt. Royal station) at S5 D. m.
Evening journal., 1906-09-18
Neckwear

New ideas in that line are coming
in daily. We have a splendid value
in 25c Turn-ove Collars for l21sc