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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21

Breezy Hill, mare 16.
Sodrug urednik!
Prosim priobGite V ''Proletar-
Gu" to lie:
Dne 90. mares t. |. priredimo
tukaj veliko mladeniSko veselico.
ma ktero vabimo vse SlOvenske
delavce IL sosednih naselbin. da
sc udeleze V velikem Stevilu. Ka-
kor nam je znano IL ''Proletar-
ca, Sc mudi sedaj V Kansas tu-
di sodr. j. BratkoviG, Xxi ie ma
potu "a list in BIO pri tel priliki
prav gotovo prisustoval veselici.
Oh tel priliki bo gotovo kaj 60
vOril o politicnemu polozaju in
delavskem boju.
Vsled tega pa maj nikdo ne po-
zabi tie veselice.
Neselico ne prirejamo radi do
biGka, ampak, da Sc malo pozaba-
vamo, da bo kaj duSevnega uzi-
tka IN razvedrila. Sal to je edi-
no, kar "a moreno delavci imeti
danes, ko imamo ma vseh koncih
in krajih izkoristevalce. Pc eni
strani mas izkoriSGajo popi, po
drugi pa kapitalisti. Use to Sc go
di pa lie cato, ker je V ljudstvu
Sc premalo izobrazbe.
Delavcu je treba samo izobraz-
be in spet izobrazbe; treba .ie da
izObrazi sebe, zeno in otrOke. Ka-
ko pa? S citanjem Soci.ialistiGne.
ga casopisja in pripadanjem V
sOcijalisticen klub. S temi sred,
stvi 81 lahko vsak, kdor ina ma
10 dobre wolfe. pridobi mania 2
malimi stroSki. cato pa delavci
tn in okolici, zdru5imo sc V
socialisticno organizacijo in bo-
JUNO boz prot kapitalizmu po.
tom izobraZbe. Same z izobraze-
vanjem nam DO mogoGe prcma-
gait in STREET ia krivicni druzab-
nj sistem in ma njegovo mesto po-
staviti sistem, XII DO omogoGeval
bratstvo in raj ma tenn svetu.
Po2drav vsem Zavednim delav-
Gem v Ameriki!
John LekSe.
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vPRAsANJE IN DGovoRI.

Koliko je socialisticnih casopisov V
Amerikii Ali jih nj wee kot je bilo
omenjenih v petletniski izdaji "Pro'
letarca'i Glencoe, q.
Gotovo Jill je wee. Mi smo v
petletniSki izda.ji "Proletarca"
nasteli lie tiste liste, ktere oglasa
Official Monthly Bulletin of So
cialist Party" in kteri dohaJaJo
redno ma glavni stan stranke. '
resnici pa danes izhaja V Amerikl
cez 80 socialisticnih listOv V an
gleskem .ieziku in okrOg 40 V raz-
min drugih jezikih, skupaj brez
malega sto casopisov. Med tenn
Je osem dnevnikov in dvana1st
meseenih revij, ostali so tednlKi
in polmesecniki. Same V Chicago
lzhaja Is socialisticnih listov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21

ga opozoril, da Sc DO blamiral, ee
lie odpre svoja usta. Stisnil je ust-
nici In Sc zaklel, da ne bo govoril
In protestiral, magari, &c govornik
Sc pol ure reze in mrcvari junca,
ola ga lie ne ubije.
Govornik je poreden in muGi
LoJzeta. Juncu slece kozo, loci po-
east meso cd kosti, izreze mu drob
IN ga vrze Lojzetu, XII Sc tako pre-
strasi, da skoraj zleze pod stol in
ne vidi in ne slisi mic, kaj sc vrsi
okoli MEGA.
Nakrat zagrmi pc dvorani bu-
rem aplavz, Xxi poklice Lojzeta 20
pet v realno zivljenje. Mnozica
ploska, moGno grmenje vdarja oh
stene, da S zopet takoj vraea ma
Lojzetova uSesa, Xxi bolestno ere
pred Sc, kjer sveti june lei mr.
tev in sc ne game.
V Lojzetovi dust nekaj poci.
Udarec je priSel prehitro "a ME
govo duso. Pricakoval je vse, lie
o J%uncevi smrti Sc mu sanialo nj.
n zdaj lei njegov na.isvetejsi
ideal mrtev pred MIN. Sole so
zalile njegove velike, malice kalne
oci, ma naoGnike je pa legla lahka
meglena plast, Xxi mu je jemala
vid. NajrajSe bi zajokal ma glas,
a sram ga je pokazati svojo glo-
boko Dol obGinstvu, Xxi Sc mu rezi,
smell in krohota. Lojze nehote
stisne pest V zepu. NajrajSe bi
vdaril prvega. Ali kaj hoGe?''
kdo mu maj pomaga. ko je sveti
June mrtev?" zablisne V njegovih
mozganih.
Ali neka.j Sc mora ~zvrsiti.'
ga opomni notranji glas.
Lojze pograbi klobuk in plane
IL dvorane. kot hi stopal peklen-
seek "a MIN, V njegovih mozga-
nth pa krozi misel. da Sc krvavo
m%aScuje mad socialist, XII so mu
vbili trojico: fijakarskega konja,
nemSkega vojaka in junca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21
Izjava.

Ker me .je Tone Preseren napa-
del V .javnemu lokalu S priimki
"skeb". ne da bi dokazal, da sem
kie kedaj skebal, smatram ME
COVE besede kot zlobno laz in bla-
tenje mojega z~nacaja vedoma. l.
menujem ga torej laznikom in o.
brekovalcem tako dOlgo, dokler
ne dokaze oziroma ne preklice
doticne trditve V j%avnosti.
Gabriel Vouk,
krojaSki pomocnik.
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Sfranka
Poor!
Indianapolis, Ind. g.,

Indianapolis, Ind. 3.-13.
Sodrugi jugosl. soc. kluba st.
% so vabljeni, da Sc vdeleze bo-
doee klubove seize vsi do zadnje-
ga clana. Ma programu BIO volt
tev delegate, kateri ina zastopa-
II sporazumno V County Socialist
Party cd Indiane. TIE seize Sc DO
udelezil tudi drzavni organizator
sodr. F.. j. Dillon in sodr. John
Petrovic, srbski sOdrug, Xxi je pri-
sci IL Milwaukee.
Pridite toraj vsi in pripeljite
tudi prijatelje seboi.
SocialistiGni pozdrav!
Flip Godina, tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21

Idaj sedi Lojze V uredniSki So
hi, Y levici drzi cigarette in gleda
kolobarje dina. Xxi Sc Sirijo proti
stropu, dokler sc ne zgubiio V me-
gil dina, Xxi visi kot tanika in pro-
lorna meglena plast pod stropom.
Satanski usmev mu lei okoli
listen, ki Sc navadno razliva DO
obrazih oseb, XII so zrele "a bla
znico.
"Ha, ha, ha,' Sc zakrohoce ma
glas, da glas hiti pc vseh kotih,
OkolO stolov in pisalne mize in sc
vraca zopet k Lojzetu, da Lojze
miSli. da ie Sc nekdo drugi V sobi.
Ne bodete - ne - fila
karski konj, nemSki vojak in june
so Sc zivi," govori ma glas z ne
kom, katerega nj V sobi. "Obudim
Jill V "Ameriki V Clevelandu".
Lumpje. povem VAN javno, da ste
lumpje -- ha. ha - dasi niste
bill poleg, ko sem premaknil bla-
gajno SLOW. citalnice V Clevelandu
kar V New York. Nesel sem 10
sam - vi = vi ste pa lumpie
49, lumpie ste socialist, ker ste
mi vbili fiiakarskega konia. nem-
Skega vojaka in junca, da ne mo-
rem Z MIN slepariti slovenske de-
lavce V Ameriki. Lumpje ste ="
Pero ie zaskripalo, Loize :ie
preset IL drugega Stadiia nevarne
mozeanske bolezni iuncitis in te-
leticis V tretii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21
Proslava pariske komune, Xxi ic

POI lohC hOiiullC, nj ~
je pfiredil jugosl. socialistiGni
klub st. l ie, kakor vsako leto,
tudi letoS dobro izpadla. Veseli-
ca je bila dobro obiskana in Sc
Je zavrsila Z gmotnega in duSev
mega staliSca V popolno zadovol.i-
most obcinstva in CLANCY kluba.
Dvorana je bila lepo in primir-
no okincana, jugosl. tamburaski
zbor 'Sloga" je udarjal izvrst-
no in pevska zbora 'Sloboda" in
"Orel' sta pela lepe komade z
dobrim vspehom.
Najbolj zanimiva tocka ma pro.
gramu je bila brezdvomno igra
enodejanka: "V boju "a vsak-
danji kruh". Xxi je, povedano cd
krito, izpadla bolje. nego Sc ie
pricakO~alo.
&c bi Sc igralo veckrat bi Slo
brezdvOmno vse bolj gladno.
Obeinstvo je bio $ proslavo "a
dovoljnO. Cistega dobicka DO o.
krog $45.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21

,.n;em pred nekaj tedni popolno-
Il prenshali. IL tega lahko vsak
i,prsvidi, ma kaksnem stalistu Sc
rabeiajo premogarii. Nekateri
Indie SO Sc cello tako zaslepljeni
= neumni, da pripisujejo to sla-
10 poslovanje zadnjemu strajku.
Trdljo MANFRED, da so druzbe zgu-
lille lansko leto VISA veGja naroGila
ssradi strajka. Ne VETO pa, da so
premogarji Y lndiani, Ohio, Pen
usylvaniji, West Virginiji ali pc
mpadnih drzavah, Ma ravno tako
sIabem staliscu, kakor mi tukaj
nlinoisu. Pravi vzrok slabega
po~slovanja je, da mi wee premo-
"a nakopljemo, kakor ga razliGne
t%oyarne, zeleznice in druga raz-
noyrstna pOdjetja porabijo. Co
tovo, precej velik kupcek hi ga
mi delavci porabili. ako bi ga ime-
Ii S elm placati. Tako smo pa pri-
morani veGkrat V hudem mrazu
prebivati V mrzlih sobah, kate
rib nimamo niti peel. Ma sploSno
je pa nam premogarjem odzvoni-
10, da bi Sc kedaj delali $ polno
paro, to je, da bi Sc kedaj delali
20 yseh rovih cell delavni cas-, po
As ur ma teden. Nasprotno pa nam
je pricakovati Sc boil slabih in
kriticnih casov. Omenil sem, da
mi nakopljemo re sedaj lahko S
tenn stroll veliko wee premoga,
kakor ga potrebujemo. Sedaj Sc
pa zopet pOroca, da je eden della
e iznaSel tax stroj, S katerim
diva premOgarja lahko nalozita V
osmih urah petdeset do stopetde-
set ton premoga. Ako je to resnic-
nc, potem BIO najmanj, IL med
deSet premogarJev, osem vrzenih
ma ulico, med njihove brezposelne
tovariSe. Resnica je, kar je rekel
sodr. Warren: "NaSa preteklost
je zalostna in krvava, bodocnost
je temna in nepoznana, polna bo-
jew "a obstanek zivljenja." Nasa
United Mine Workers of Ameri-
ca" organizacija ina veG tezkih
problemov pred seboj, med tenn
je brezdvomno na~jvaznejsi ia
Kaj maj Sc stori "a nase brezpo-
seine t~ovariSe. Ako zeli naSa or
~ganizacija resnici kaj storiti "a
brezposelne tovariSe, Sc mora
brezpogojno prijeti druge takti-
Ike. Nase delovanje Sc mora po-
pomona predrugaciti, ako hoce-
mo, da ne izginemo $ povrSja. Ka-
kor reGeno, brezposelnost je re
seda.j velika in della precej skrbi
nekaterim organizacijam in poll
tikarjem, V resnici je pa Sc vecja,
kakor sc jo nekteri predstavljajo.
Namrec, ako hi mi premogarji de-
lali S polno paro, to je pc 4S ur
ma teden, nakopljemo re sedaj S
tenn stroll V Stirih mesecih toliko
premoga, kolikor ga pOtrebujemo
cello leto.
TovariS premogar, to MISC san
je. To je zalosten a resnicen polo
zaj V katerem Sc sedaj nahajamO
in kateri bo gotovo Sc slabsi, ako
ne storimo kakega revolucionar-
mega koraka, kateri DO popolno-
ma predrugacil naSe staliSce in
mas polozaj.
u veseljem porocam, da so sc
zadnji cas- premogarji zaceli pre-
eel zanimati "a socialism in da
re skoro nj wee naselbine, V ka-
teri hi ne bilo socialisticnega
kluba.
Ia socializem,
Frank Podboj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21

PriporOcajte in sirito jugoslo-
vansko socialisticno casopisje v
Ameriki: "Proletarec". "Radni-
cka STRATA, "Svjetlo'', "Na-
rodni Glas".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21
Poor!

Proda sc dobrourejeni saloon.
radi odhoda V drug kraj. Oglasi-
ii Sc lie pismeno pri Joe Omahen,
1853 Main St., La Sale, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-21

sodrugi! Mas list je nase mai
mocnejse orozje! Njegujmo ga!
Podpirajmo in sirimo ga! Agiti-
rajmo, da DO "PR0LETAREC"
Sc vecji in mocnejsi! Delavstvo
brez svojega casopisja je kakor
Mvljenje brez solnca.
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
LnRPnWe07rrss T..
MEMS AND BOYS HATS.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DRESSING SACQUES.

Balance OF Lawn Sacques, pink,
blue or lavender figures; S1.0O
quality .................. .ovc
soc quality .............,...2 29c
Combination Suits, slightly mus
sed from handling; trimmed with
lace and embroidery; S1.00 quality,
SOC
Gowns. good quality muslin; high
neck. tucked yokes ...... 5Oc
Gowns, cambric. high or V neck,
yoke OF embroidery OF tucks. .55c
Gowns, muslin or nalneook, hign
or low neck. lace or embroidery
trimmed ................ .S1.00
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
WANTS MUD III
SOUTH WILMINGTON
Councilman Cenner Thinks
Dredging Material is CO.
ing to Wrong Place

In a communication to City Council
last night signed by Councilman Rob-
ert G. Conner, of the Second ward,
that body was informed of the marshy
condition OF portions of South Will
mington, which he claims can be
eliminated provided the dredging
company now working in. the Chris
tiana river opposite the Church street
wharf deposits the mud taken up from
the bottom of the stream in the OBJ
jectionable sections of that part of the
city. He set forth that the dredging
company is now pumping mud along
a long line of pipe back of where Col
Enoch Moores shipyard was formerly
located, whereas it could be deposited
to better advantage and at a point
much nearer. Councilman Conner
called attention 20 the vast amount
of marsh land west of South Whining
ton and suggested that the dredging
company place a bank on "a street
south to the railroad on Locust street
and the mud pumped in that section.
He also said there was considerable
marsh land on the east side of South
Wilmington which could be reclaimed.
He called attention 20 the unhealthy
condition of that part of Wilmington
due to these marshes. water in cellars,
ETC., and expressed the hope that a
plan suggested by him would be
adopted
The communication was referred tC
the navigation committee.
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
PLANS MADE FOR CONGRESS
Meeting Held In Interest of Holy
Name Convention.


BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. ia meet
ing in the interest Of the Holy Name
Congress. which will be opened in
this city next month, was held at the
Catholic Club, 400 North Charles
street. The meeting was attended by
delegates from "a parishes of the city
and much enthusiasm was displayed.
A tentative program was arranged
and funds sufficient to defray the eX-
penses of the congress pledged by the
delegates present According to the
plans outlined the convention Will
open with a mass celebrated at
o'clock of the morning of October 16
I'm all the Catholic churches of the
city in which there are Holy Name
Societies
At 8 o'clock that morning there will
be a meeting for laymen at the Lyric,
at which addresses will be made by
three archbishops and prominent lay
men and papers read on the different
phases of the Holy Name work. At
1.3O o'clock there will be a meeting
in Calvert Hall College of the arch
bishops, bishops, diocesan and local
directors.
In the afternoon the delegates will
participate in the Cardinals parade,
the local members of the society
marching with their individual par
ishes, while the out-of-town delegates
will march as a body. At s o'clock
i'm the evening the vespers of the Holy
Name Society. An address will be
delivered by Archbishop William II
O'Connell, of Boston. Benediction will
be given by Mgr. Falconio, Papal dele
gate to the United States.
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
CHANGE
IN WOMAN'S
LIFE
Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Graniteville, VT. ~ was passing
through the Change of Iifeand suffered
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY

Get the little ones and the big
ones ready for school. Tomorrow
We have a special sale Of Hosiery
for the family. Come down early
please and see what We have We
think our showing will be pleasing.
Evening journal., 1911-09-15

Vegetable Compound has done for me
during this trying period. Complete
restoration to health means so much
to me that for the sake of other suffer-
ing women | am willing to make my
trouble public so you may publish
this letter - Mrs. CHAs. BARCLAY,
RID, Graniteville, VT.
No other medicine for woman's ills
has received such widespread and un-
qualified endorsement. No other med
icine we know of has such a record
of cures as has Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 years it has been
curing woman's ills such as infiamma-
ton, liberation. fibroid tumors, irreg-
ularities, periodic pains and nervous
prostration, and it is unequalled for
carrying women safely through the
period of change of life.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
Evening journal., 1911-09-15

Scalloped Scarf, with three rows
of drawn work, 54-inch; also 30
inch Squares TO match --.---- -69c
Scalloped 54-inch Scarfs; also,
30-inch Squares, with one row OF
drawn work, for tomorrow ..- .25c
Plain II. S. Scarfs and Squares TO
match, with Roman cut work, regu-
lar price, 81; tomorrow special 19C
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
CANDY NEWS.

Tomorrow's specials in our candy
department will be the following
we'll known pieces:
Nabob Chocolate Marshmallowsi
regular 40c h.; tomorrow .29c lb.
Nabob Caramels. assorted, paper
wrapped; regular SOc h.; to-
morrow ........- d. ~
Old Fashioned Chocolate Whip
ped Creams; regular 30c lb.; to
morrow s. s-lt i've
Whitman's Orange and Lemon
Egyptian Paste; regular 25c lb.;
tomorrow 19c ID.
Mrs. Lees Famous Butter Toffee
is again ready; you all know this
delicious candy ...........4O .4Oc 10.
Our lines Of Chocolates are
Lowell & Covel ...... soc ID
Whitman's .............. .4uc ID
Lips ..........s.. -oN ~
Can you find any three that vii
beat them2
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
GOOD BOOKS.
BASEMENT BARGAINS
FOR TOMORROW


Regular SOC Colonial Glasses,
special at .........3 zoe doz.
Glass Sugar and Cream Set. 4
pieces; regular 75c; special .49e
Cut Glass Candle Holders, spe-
cial at ................. .25c
Extra heavy retinned Dish Pans.
IL and IA quarts Poe and zoe
Garbage Cans, with tight fitting
covers, soc, zoe, soc and S1.OO.
Galvanized Wash Tubs, special
zoe, 9Oc and S1.0O
Galvanized Ash Cans .S1.75
Sanitary Washable Dust Brushes.
regular 25c. special ...... I9c
Black Japanned Dust Pans, spe-
Ober Sad Irons, three in set, spe-
\ cial at %,
II Copper Bottom Wash Boilers
| No. z, Sl.25 No. 8, $3.50 and No. 9
4 Sl.75.
Y Regular SIPS Sewing Tabler
special at $40
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
B. and 0. Gets 100 .Mikados.v .

BY tonight the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will receive The
last of the order of 100 MikadO freight
locomotives contraced ior eeveral
months ago. If the deliveries ex-
pected are made. These engines, which
are the largest and most powerful
type Of freight engines excepting the
Mallets, are being delivered at the
rate of two a day and Immediately
upon arrivOl are placed in service.
The MikadOs have been distributed AS
follows: Fifty-five on the Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. 25 on the Cumber-
land, IA on the New Castle, % on the
Chicago and Is on the Cleveland divi-
siOns
Evening journal., 1911-09-15

LIBRARY VOTE
Knights Of PythiaS Are Pres
sing the Jr. 0. U. A. M.
Hard
SCHOOLS ARE NOW
ALERT FOR VOTES
By A. o. Johnson. 80 Union Square,
New York city.

by "A. ~. JOHnSOns % JnlOu square,
New York city
Wednesday, red letter day, witness
ed a perfect siege of the contest stores
by patrons out purchasing such
articles as they were in need Of This
was manifest even the first Red Let
ter Day, ana no doubt Wednesday
next will tax the energies of such
merchants as carry stock of goods
that appeals to the fancy of the
shopper. for it will be the third Red
Letter Day, and every cent will mean
one vote for your favOrite. One reason
for the large advance in the vote for
the leading contestants, is that they
became alert from the very first for
the tremendous vote to be obtained
through this channel The very fact
that they have accomplished so much
in short time in this manner is proof
sufficient that a contestant far down
the list could wake up and jump 20
the front by a weeks work If you
are earnest about the matter, set the
ball to rolling without delay that you
may belong to a crowd of contenders
who are flushed with the times in the
big contest.
Wilmington High School After the
Prize in Earnest.
The High School seems to be fol-
lowing the example set by so many
schools in the past, by every day more
and more asserting its claims upon
the beautiful library The Parochial
schools in Wilmington are making Il
splendid showing also. They are ali
parallel as far as personal material
is concerned each has enrolled on IT'S
register pupils that are being trained
not only intellectually but morally
and spiritually-t to adhere to the gen.
eral principles expounded and I'm.
culcated by that great Christian body
the Catholic Church. to which they
belong. We have been exepctine
one of these schools to roll IN
enough votes to place it in the fore
front Of all contenders every week
but thus far they have missed this
mark. This is no doubt, due to the
fact that some soldiers are asleeT
at the post. Some of you wide-awake
fellows should shoulder the gun oil
those dilatories i'm your camp and lei
them see by example that they should
earn by performance. the privilege OF
browsing through the beautiful books
should they fall into the hands of the
contestant you favor when the final
decision is rendered.
The Big Ballot Box at LippincOtt
Co. Filled to Overlooking.
The Red Letter Days at the bic
department store of Lippincott & Co
are proving 'hummers." The womer
/. fairly storm the store from early tC
late. Every second almost you coulo
bee some one standing. waitinga hel
turn at the willing ballot box. Thi
popularity of this firm and the long
earned confidence of the public have
made it an easy matter to bring re-
cruits TO the ranks of the thousand;
of voters who, we might say, were
charter customers.
A more versatile gathering o
merchandise cannot be found, no mat.
ter how far you travel Every voter
should make sure that he is faithful
with his purchase and grasp every op-
portunity to vote in the Lippincott de-
partment store-you CANNOT AF.
FORD TO DO OTHERWISE, unless
you are Indifferent TO the success Of
your favorite
THE CONTEST MAN.
Evening journal., 1911-09-15

I + y III NERVOUSNESS
and other annoying
symptoms, and I
can truly say that
Lydia h. Pinkham's
We a bic Com
pound has proved
worth mountains of
gold to me, as it
restored my health
and strength. 1
never forget 70 tel
my friends what
lydia r. pinkham'e
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
NIN,s AND BOYs, CLOrHINo.

We are nov showing a beautiful
Inc of fall clio hing for men and
toys. This season as last season
We are going 20 lead. We are going
70 sell good cloChes at the prices
ycu pay for ordinary clothes else
where. A dollars worth OF go iis
for a dollar Is our slogan.
BOYS Suits ... $3.50 to SS.CJ
Mems Suits .. $1,000 to S25.0n
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
AT GOLDBERG'S.

Seasonable goods at bargain prices.
Cotton tufted quilts, 81; blankets at
25c. Corsets, skirts. shirtwaits, dress
goods patterns and underwear, relia-
BILE quality and prices lower than
elsewhere at AIS King street"
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
BALTIMORE & ONO r. R.
Special s1.OO Excursion to Baltimore,
Sundays, Sept. IL and Oct. L.

Special train will leave Wilmington.
Delaware avenue station, at 9.10 a. m !;
Newark at $50 a. m. Returning leave
Baltimore. Camden station. at $50 D.
m: Mt. Royal at 6.35 p. M
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
Mr.. LORD TO TEACH
ADVERTISING AT Y. M. C. A.

Mr. Turner. educational director,
announces that he has just secured
George Frank Lord, advertising man
ager with the dupont Company, TO give
a course in Practical Advertising in
the Y. M. c. A. Night School, to begin
coOn
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
| WORD ON BROADCLOTHS.

For the convenience Of our 'nany
patrons we have been fortunate in
securing the exclusive sale on one
Of the best makes OF imported
Broadcloth. in prices from S2.25
10 1915, and by special arrange
ment, can secure lengths OF any Of
the 800 shades displayed in the col
lections within "a hours Of order
ing same. every customer having
the advantage OF an exclusive color,
with a variety to select from repre-
senting a 100000 stock
Remember over 300 shades from
S2.25 TO S3.7;
Evening journal., 1911-09-15
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ODDS
AND ENDS IN LADIES' SUIT
DEPARTMENT.

5 doz. Percale Wrappers, S9c to I've
3 doz. White Linene Skirts, 81 to 39c
. Bulgarian Embroidered Waists,
$500 to .................:..... Lou s9I
4 Linene MILDLY Blouses, 75c to 39e
7 Pure Linen Coat Suits, $3.50 to 81
4 Cloth Coat Suits. SIS to ......So
3 Tan Rajah Raincoats, Sl2 to 80
l Shepherd Plaid Skirt, 5000
TO .......... ....s.. 30 e. t-'- Y,,'-
2 Tan Cloth skirts, $500 to $40
6 Linene Coat Suits, S3.75 to. Slot
. Corduroy skirts. $3.50 to S3.aS
3 Tan Pongee Suits. $50 to $3.50
l Cream Serge Suit, $50 to $40
/ Cream Hairline Suit Sza o 90
. Seco silk Dresses, s15 to S6
3 Dark Cloth Suits, SIS to .Sl.9O
Batiste 1-piece Dresses, 500
to .-.......-- 'Fi'"V I,
Z 1-piece Gingham Dresses. "a
to .......-. .-------- -.' 90"
8 1-piece Chambray Dresses Ss.oo oo
r 2-pioce silk Dresses, SIS TO S6.Ou
8 Mendels' Skirts, No AZ Si,.S So.
Inene busters. $500 to ....SlOV