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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Good Lining
at Cheap
Lining Prices.

AT lie. INSTEAD OF l5c-5O0 yards
OF black back with fancy face for lining
waists. So inches wide.
AT 25c. INSTEAD OF 39c.-Sequin,
an imported fabric, can be used foS
skirt lining orr underskirts, light ia
weight; in twelve good colors. 30
inches wide.
AT 25c.-Donna facing; il Is wafess
proof and comes in black and col
Ors. Csc. yard.
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Unusually
Pretty
Shirt Waists.

pTlllliUllle dlu lldH-
nel-in the best and most tasteful designs.
AT S4.9S, REGULAR 6.5O-New Silk
Waist OF excellent t~aftetas, black, grey,
violet, turquoise, pastelle blue, cerise
and cardinal corded front and stock col
lar and rever effect, dress waist sleeve.
AT $l.5e INSTEAD OF S2.25 TO
S3.9S-l0O fine black brilliantine Sam
pie Waists, mostly "a and SO, all this
seasons make some trimmed with
silk fancy braid and tucking.
AT 79c. INSTEAD OF Sl.49-Misses'
Atwood Flannel Waists in cardinal,
cadet blue and navy, handsomely trim
med with braid, braided stock collar, in
4 sizes, rs 10 80.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 75c. TO SITS.
"A sample lot Of this seasons Shirt
Waists of the well-known Unique make
in fine lawn and percales, colors and
some white. Quite a few trimmed with
neck embroidery. Sizes "a and 36only.
~..- Just few hints OF
NIuSIIu the advantages we can
Underwear. give you in dainty un-
" dergarments.
Good Muslin Gowns, 2 and 4 insert.
ings, also some lace.trimmed, at soc.
In better muslin, Empire style, lace
insertings and embroidery trimmed. at
ACC. and 69c.
Still finer qualities at 79c., Soc, csc.
Cambria Corset Covers, V shape, en-
broidered, l9c.
Low.neck embroidered, 29c. and SOC.
In finer qualities, lace and embroidery
trimmed, 4ec,, 5sc.. 7ec.
,., These new Wrappers
welcome are made roomy, COM
Warmers. Portable and withal,
pretty and becoming.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF Sl.59.-Good
quality Flannele,te Wrappers in figures
and polka dot, made with rever over
shoulder, neatly trimmed with braid,
wide skirt.
AT Sl.3e INSTEAD OF Sl.9s TO
$2.25.-Excellent quality Of Flannel
cite Wrappers in medium and dark color
ings, trimmed with velvet ribbon, fin
ished with French tlounces; in this lot
pretty sateen Wrappers in navy effects.
AT TOO, REGULAR Sl.25.-Flannel-
cite Negligee Gowns in pink and blue
stripes, rolling collar.
AT soc. REGULAR Sl.3e.- Empire
style and high neck, deliberately trimmed
with lace.
NUIUI Su OF Sl.59. 49, Genuine
PettiCOatS. Mercerized Sateen Pet;
~ticoats, in black and
%colors, made deep, umbrella flounce
corded, full size.
AT Sl.9S INSTEAD OF $2.e8.-Fine
Mercerized Petticoats in black and col
ors, 3x4 ruffles on umbrella f%lounce.
AT SS.9S INSTEAD OF Sc. 9S.-Extra
quality Tafieta silk Petticoats in black
and assorted colorS, made umbrella
shape deep accordion plated f%lounce.
Ar Event exact nalh here's rSsI a ! 10, Of Sc Ss
in Opera Opera Glasses that we
CIoecac offer tomorrow at a frac.
ton OF their worth.
Glasses for both men and women.
Both the plain and the claborately fin
ished, such as Pearl and Gilt, Pearl
and Aluminium, Dresden, Enamel, Tor.
toise Shell, Ivory and Morocco leather,
some with holders attached. Note the
following as an instance OF some Of the
prices.
At 99c., WERE Sl.eS.-Plain Small
Black Glasses convenient for pocket.
AT S2.9y, WERE $5.sS.-Plain Black
Morocco with Aluminium Mountings for
men.
At 1888, WERE S7.2s.-Dresden and
Enamel finish with Aluminium mount
incs.
At $1,000 WERE S2O.Oo.-Dresden fin
ish and Aluminium mountings with
handle attachment and plush bag.
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Opportunities in Laces.
The Qricsx Mark An Event.

III TVt TUHV w
These are all new stylish bits Of art at prices very much under
ATS 4, r." IOc. YARD INSTEAD Of SC. to 25c.-Mousseline and
Chiffon Bands-Black white and colors, from 5 to + inches.
A, zoe, YARD.-C Chiffon. Mousseline and Liberty Silks, in
white, cream, black and colors...
4, zoe 70 soc. YARD.-La Tosca Nets in white, cream and black.
A. IOc. TO 35c. ~YARD.-Lierre Applique and Net Tops in white
and butter shades, 3 to 10 inches wide.
Ar Be- to 25c. YARD.-Machine made Iorchon Polnt ac faris
and Normandy Vals, Edges and Insertions from to 'nches
wide. ,I r, 20.
use. yard.
Ribbons At Sc. to 21C. Regular 1Oc. to 38c.
These kItons are of very fine quality. Pure Silk Antique
MORE Tafteta, and in colors that are the very pest, such
as white, cream, rose, light blue, mails, turquoise, lavender,
h]erouoTe, purple, scarlet, brown, napoleon ana navy II
will be impossible to duplicate these prices below:
inch wide Sc. yard, regular lOc.
2 ioc, !. 1sc'
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At 39c. YARD. -42-inch AT Wool
Cheviot Suitings, in navys and browns.
At Acc. YARD.-37.inch All Wool Vene.
tians in a full range Of plain colors and
fashionable mixtures.
At Acc. YARD.-43.inch All Wool Henri
ettas In all the newest street and even
ing colors.
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frederick Iocser & C1.

CtpntS You may be sick and
ohSS,1 tired by this time OF the
and PiiiUW constant talk Of advance
CaSpS cost but really, had we
la'N1 not arranged for these
,o~oSs Iong time ago, it would be impos.
ssiSlr for US to sell them at these prices
.i,Hout 4 large loss. Whether you need
Sheet, mns ti.siy save or NOT vSs G %ynsy' a sup
r}Bleachel Muslin sheets
T.y2B yards, 81 cents each.
NJ AZ
> ~ so
; NJ, IS
1000 Sheets, made OF heaviest and
best muslin, >, less than cost OF plain
muslin by the Yard
M, yards, IS cents each.
90, 90
5I.\2,. rs
pillow Cases, made Of remnants OF good
muslin
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T wo
hundred
full.sizu
On .--L
Lamp Globes,
75c., Regular $3.50.

Lamp Globes, tinted in various colors and
decorated in blossom design, at 75c,
They are fully worth Sl.S0 in regular
selling.
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OF be made Tor these prices to-day. In
ere before any advance, and all cotton, you
Fps OF late.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF 35c. TO 45c.-
Women's Extra Fine Colored Cotton
and Isle Thread Stockings, striped,
two tone tan and ingram stainless black.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF 35c. TO 3ec.-
Children's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton
Stockings, spliced heels and toes with
double knees, sizes 6 10 9.
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A Notable Merchant Tailoring Offer.
$3.50 for Our Regular S23. so and $25. so Suits.

These ire suits to be made to measure from what remains OF our winter cloths
of the cloths, however, are just the right weight and sle. for early spring
There are about 10 exclusive patterns, WorNeis, Cheviots, Tweeds and Velou
finished Cassimeres, real handsome things, everyone of them. We will make thes
us n the very bet manner. Remember they are to be our regular $3.50 AM
SIS. so suits, your choice at $3.50. Then We can make you a real good business
suit for S $500. Cheviots and CassimepS, but the above offer is really a remark
able oe. Drop in and see the cloths. ID Floor, take rear Elevator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
The New Dress Goods.
Take Revolving Stairway to I'd Floor.

And yu cn choose from hundreds Of patterns and weaves and coorngs. Rar
and prettyfa fabrics that We are proud to show, but you will be interested in the popula
prices too. The I'd floor, new building, most convenient, light, airy comfortable
place &c pick out patterns or,match colors in New York.
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Writing Paper
at Sc. CURE.
Valentines.

and shades, at SC. quire instead OF &c. 10
1885,, and ENVELOPES to match at SC. a
package. Engagement pads at &c. instead
Of 25c.
AT ACC. INSTEAD OF eSc.-Complete
writing sets, consisting OF Desk RAD,
Blot,ers, lnkstand and Calendar, MADE
of leather with assorted colors and BRASS
trimmed.
VALENTINES.-All the new ones ready,
al lC. and up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

BRUSHES-An endless variety OF all
kinds Of Brushes, made especially for
US, and therefore the best made.
POINTED FURNITURE BRUSHES,
best quality b%ristles, at Csc, 3oc', 44e:
DUST BRUSHES, made OF selected
stock, SOC, &c., S5c.
SILVERwARE BRUSHES at &c.,, 25c.,
35c.
STEPLADDERS, 5 feet high, hardwood,
with bucket rest, soc.
"RIvAL" COAL SIFTERS to tit barrel
top, 40c.
KITCHEN CHAIRS, made OF hardwood,
Sl.65.
CLOTHES WRINGERS, made Of hard.
wood. white rubber rolls, 75c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

n VITAL story OF IallOr-1dQe quits dlu SkllS.
wanted to Keep all ofhs te together and made up~u "a number fhene new 1900 Spring TaorMade Suits
and SkrSH
A Saving of Is to 80 per cent.
from there MT prices ThS.a advantage of curse, Is uud, We pass along to yu ut not only will you
psv very attractive ut tef first news styles dd designs we known i'll be very Interesting lust to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
APeremptorySilkSale
Miles of Fancy Silks.
|39, IS & 79c. instead of 500, ST, SIPS & $3.50

OwskS has wh acknowledged rd ola mumma round whho others Sw em@N@heb@ can The
success these Sales and emMQ quantities K sold bgw the offer Gm6 every available Mne mA NT|
meS gw eMW you will appreciate Fancy silks including stripes checks corded silks Dresden and jacquard effects MI
and Medium shades in dmae countless wmes the largest ever offered Regular a. SM,S s"dS@ p"d@es silks "@"' IS"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Opportunities
in the Art
Embroidery Store
I'd Floor.

new building, I'd floor. Not only more
conveniences in the buying, but a larger
assortment from which to buy.
AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 69c.-lmitation
Irish Point Shams and Scarfs. The
following few sizes Of Renaissance, with
linen centre
Squares, 2Ox2O-$l.2S to $3.50
Instead Of $3.50 to S4.9S
Squares, 24x24-Sl.98 instead OF $3.eS
Scarfs, 20~x54-S2.49 to $5.25
Instead Of $500 TO $ll.5O
Scarfs, lSx36-with silk centre, S2.19to
S3.25, instead of SASS to $3.50.
Scarfs, 2OX36 all Renaissance, $3.50,
instead OF S5.9S.
Squares, 80 x 3O-Silk Centre, $3.50,
instead Of $4.98.
Round, SO x 36-Linen Centre, $3.50,
instead Of S5.SS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Sweeping Reductions in Lamps.

There are a lot of Lamps here that the lamp man doesn't want 10 take into STOCK
taking and we've marked them at prices that make it a certainty he won't have &C. All
and sizes. Some are decorated and with globes to match, and some the onenta
vae kinds and the like, with which YOU may use any globe. Mosto the hand painted
Lamps are the artists proofs.
And the decorated Lamps are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Dinner Sets
About is Off.

those sold last Monday.
$40 for $50 Limoges China Sets,
STATS for SIS English Porcelain Sets,
The China Dinner Sets are composed Of
100 pieces, including Soup Tureens, and
are decorated in four pretty floral decor.
atoms in pink, blue and violet.
The English Porcelain Dinner Sets arg
composed Of 100 pieces. They are OF
the best English porcelain ware made and
decorated in a neat underglaze border
design-will never wear off.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
A little lot OF large
Ianonpca Naceo ~
MikadO Vases
ia Prices.

be sold tomorrow for just = the original
prices. The largest vases are 20 inches
high and the smallest measures IL inches.
SOZ l....a. -.. G. 20
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zoe. each for Boys
$1.29 to S1.49
Washable Suits.

II years, made extra we'll from fast color
pin check cotton and have deep sailor
collars of white duck or brown drill
nicely trimmed with strips OF duck OF
drill. These are very pretty and services
able suits. Also in this lot are the brokeN
lines of suits of Galatea in pretty bluS
and red stripes, with plain blue collars
and shields. All in one lot al. 79c.
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COlOred Dress Goods.

NtIUIlT T TWVTs
At zoe. YARD.-29.inch Satin Striped
Domestic Challies, beautiful designs
and rich colorings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Helps for the HousekeeperS.
Large Price Inducement in the Basement.

We ire fre N acknowledge that or holsefurnIshiNgS torea ont Time, on accou
81 I,ct of room was not what it should have been. That the past. Now. since tn
oodJiion ~ The new building, list the most complete, most convenient, pleasantest an
nns.i horounhlv enuinned store in New York. It's pleasure 10 have YOU visit H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Larger Book interests.
zoe. for a Set of S Volumes.

We offer to- morrow what we have left OF the following Tvs
Sets OF Books. Taking into account the regular adj
vance in paper and labor it will be impossible to replace these
books at anything like this price. Here's a brief list, five vol
umes in each set and zoe. a set. Remarkably cheap books.
Cooper Sea Tales. Clark Russell.
Cooper Leather Stocking. Kipling.
Hall Game. Henty.
Macaulay's History. Sir Walter Scott.
Hawthorne. Balzac.
Verne. Edna Lyall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

GAS RADIATORS large enough to heat
GOOD sized room,4 tube size, Sl.45.
oil HEATERS "Model 1900" the
peer Of all, S4.4S.
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You will find
a large number
OF | m prove
ments in hi
new home OF
the Art EN-
broidery store,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

UNIVERSAL" CLOTHES WIRING
ERS, standard quality, Sl.65.
WASH BOILERS, New England shape,
with copper bottom, very heavy, Csc.
"AMBEK" SOAP, 7 cakes for 25c.
ACORN SOAP, box OF l2O cakes, $500.
CELLULOlD STARCH, 4 packages for
Csc.
MRS. POTTS'S genuine Sad Irons, set
csc.
SINK SHOVELS, 1.-THE Korker," &c.
FAMILY WASHING Machines, S2.75.
TOILET PAPER, "Queen" quality, S
rolls for Csc.
A lot OF Manning, Bowman & Co.'s ex.
cellent Tea and Coffee Serving Pots,
highly nickel polished, value up to $500,
at csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

We've a number
OF very exceptional
offers in Innings to-
morrow, and hero
are a few as an idea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Heating Stoves Lower Than Ever.

COAL HEATERS, a good sized Cylin
der heater, embossed body, Sl.75.
COAL RANGES from $6.93 up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Muslin,
Dimity,
NainSOOk.

cents yard.
Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, 6 cents
yard instead OF SC.
so pieces Of white Dimity stripe, l2c.
quality for s cents yard.
Nainsook, fine and sheer, yard wide,
OF cents yard for l2Hc. quality.
Fine Twilled Muslin, yard wide, suit.
able for underwear, 815c. yard for lie.
quality.
A very fine quality Of Outing Flannels,
yard wide, handsome assortment OF stripes
and plain %colors, 9 cents yard ; regular
l1LC.
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MOmen'S Shoes at $1.98.

Many are still asking US if We have any of those $1eo
Shoes left. To those who have overlooked this notable shoe
sale we would say that we will offer all the remaining sizes
tomorrow. The price is a remarkable one, $l.98 a pair, and
five styles of shoes. Better come in and see them before all
are gone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

II ere are
some solid-col.
ored French
Velours al the
lowest prices
ever offered.
300 pieces in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

You will find many
sorts OF the new
Waists here m
row - silk, cotton,
hrilliantine and flan.
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An Event in Rugs.
largest Reductions Ever Known.

Just before stock-tlking. The prices
Rugs. II YOU are in need OF any kind OF a
OF the things We are showing. Such price
Reversible Thistle Mats, pretty colors.
#. OK #. g., 20. 2 Fl. x3 #. 10, 40
Japanese Oriental Kairo Rugs.
| II. 6x 3 II. 40
? #. Ok 5 II. Sl.l5
3 II. Ok 6 Il. SITS
fl. 3 #. IS
6 f.. X 6 II. S3.25
H.. 7 II. $2.55
3 fix 9 Il. SEAS
3 II. x Is 1t. S3.75
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Clearing Sale OF Carpets.

lar mill in the country, that are rcgu-
larly worth $3.50 10 $500 yard, at
Sl.37 to $l.67.
BODY BRUSSELS, one OF the most sat
isfactOry carpets made, that are regu-
larry worth Sl.25 and $l.SO yard, at
SIC. yard.
BIGELOW ADMINISTERS A large line
of good patterns in these famous goods,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Boys and Girls
Umbrellas
at 800. Each.

fast black cotton gloria, steel frames and
rods, good natural wood handles, stylish
shapes. An opportunity for the school
toys and girls. Spring showers Will
he here almost before We know ii. These
umbrellas are SOC. each tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

that usually sell at ST.b5 yard, at
SLIT yard.
ADMINISTERS, extra grade, from the
famous mills Of Alexander Smith &
Sons, that are usually Sl.25 to $l.4O
yard, SIC. yard.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, Of the best
makes, in excellent patterns that usually
sell at 75c. and S5c. yard, at Acc. and
59c.
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S2.98 for Boys
Suits that were
S3.98 to S4.98.

stock and put in one lot to close quickly
such as Sailor and Vestee Suits, Kilt Suits
and Double Breasted Suits. They are all
well made from all wool cloths and many
good suits in the lot. You can find your
boys size in some style.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Ribbons At SC. to 21c. Regular 1Oc. to 38C

Regular little
men and women
Umbrellas, 500
of them,24 inch,
covered W h
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800. for SIPS
COunterpaneS.

settles Patterns. Tn
them, but at these pl
carly conner. We W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
S. 90 for Chatting Dishes Up to $1,000 Kinds.

We offer tomorrow a lot Of "Sternau's" excellent dishes at nearly hN prc
,bv are made Of the very BEST material and highly polished; nave III the HleS'W
rrovement including patent regulating lamps.
MUS ANDREA E. teacher OF the New foTk Household ASSOCIATION, and ar expert o
Cha,ine Dish cooking, will lecture at II 4. N. and 4 P M, and will prepare h
morrow CHAM WITH CURRAN1 SAUCE
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The ''Loeser'' Sewing Machine at S11.75.

This NAV We the last chance to get one Oft these machines at this price: With the
,a 49, cost, of material and labor, it will be impossible to make them for this money
in The future. 81. u.v u.ch,o and Gv. ve,r uurantee
A, ~ TX Three drawer style, complete witha full set OF steel attachments,
A. Si 4eS Five drawer, drop head style.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Some
Little Priced
JeWelry.

AT 4c.-Enameled Scarf Pins, set with
fine rhinestones.
AT ec.-Jcwelcd Hat Pins.
AT l9c. - Plated Dumb.bell Links.
jeweled and enameled, regularly worth
Csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21


OF exceptionally
good white Coun.
'terpanes Of Mar.
a goodly lot OF
.ces it's a case OF the
sh there we're more.
Fortunately we've
another lot Of so
and so po n d
plated paper-in the
fashionable sizes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

The Lamps with Oriental Vases and
other oddities mounted special, no two
alike, are grouped for quick selling at one
price, $3.50 for your choice, yesterday
they were priced $500, $500, $1,000
and $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

An assorted lot
Of imported Tooth
Brushes at Sc. and
lOc., regular from
l0c. TO 2Oc.
Smyrna times., 1900-09-19
AN UNCOMFORTABLE EXPERIENCE.
William Hutchins and Two Young Ladies
From Dover Met With Misfortune on the
Woodland Beach Marsh.

The causeway over the Bombay
Hook marsh to Woodland Beach is
again flooded and to stranger it looks
as if the bay had suddenly extended
inward two miles. Wednesday many
persons ventured across the road,
while at least hunded turned back.
Wednesday night party from
Dover says the Wilmington Journal,
drove to Woodland to attend the dance,
which, however, was not held, owing to
the fact that the piano had been sent
to Philadelphia. Among the young
men from Dover was William Hutchins
He had two young women with him
and just after striking the marsh his
horse fell into deep hole, pitching
forward on its head and then falling on
its side. Mr.. Hutchins was in pre-
dicament. The water at this point,
which was overfowing the road, was
over the hubs of the carriage, and the
head of the horse was beneath the
water. He hastily jumped out, after
removing part of his garments, and
managed to get the animals nose above
the surface, while a friend, who had
driven up, also having a young woman
with him, had to partly disrobe and go
to Mr.. Hutchin's assistance. Together
the harness was gotten off the horse
and he struggled to his feet, but was
badly hurt on the left hip by the fall.
The young men had but few matches,
no string nor twine, and being in the
darkness with the high tide surging
around them, they were in anything
but pleasant position, to say nothing
of the embarrassment to their compan-
ions. Fortunately three teams which
had left Woodland together came upon
the scene and the yonng men from
Smyrna helped the Dover boys patch
up the broken harness. Mr.. Hutchins
and friend finally reached Woodland,
where they managed to cleanse them
selves of the black mud and to COM
plete dressing themselves. Some idea
of the high tides may be obtained by
the fact that Wednesday a man from
Maryland embarrassed his team at the
edge of the marsh, believing he had
gotten off the road and was about to
drive into the Delaware Bay.