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Evening journal., 1904-05-04
May Ushers in the Cool,
New Fabric Gloves

Last season 1T seemed as though these
hot-weather gloves had reached the end of
their rope-couldn't be any cooler, any more
comfortable, and fit any more perfectly.
But wait till you see all the new shades
and the new short gloves with filmy silk
net backs-and the new long white OPEN
work gloves for short-sleeved summer
frocks
kdpssr SHk gl0ues back again, of course.
Guaranteed finger tips. Fastened with clasps or
buttons. SOC, 75c and S..
The suede hSie glovss are perhaps the incest Of
al-come with soft dull finish like suede and
launder beautifully 25c, SOC and Toe pair
The sin mesh gioges have Isle palms to make
them wear lopgef and come in pretty light shades.
soc, 81 and s1.25.cc 1a- oeo
7a6eta sin gloves cotton inside, silk outside
like the sturdy union taffeta used for umbrellas.
5oc.
Long sAk giovss may be- perfectly plain with
all sorts Of delicate lace-worlt over them
Plain, soc. 75c 81 anaS1.25.
Lace, s1.25, $3.50, 81, $3.50 and 1925.
l,I the Arrade table for iOomsa's hse glovss SSt
pair.
White, black, gray. mode and beaver. AS fine
as some fabric gloves that sell in town for 5oc pair.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Beautiful Silk-Lined
Etarnine Suits for Girls

A fine Summer-Welght
fabric.
Beautiful colors.
The daintiest of trimmings.
The very latest and pref
test style.
At a price, $3.50, which
S but about half their value.
They are made Of short lengths Of ma
terials left on the makers hands; rice
etamine, in white, pale gray, champagne
and dark blue. The skirt Is box-pleated
back and front In panel effect with deep
pleated effect about the bottom.
The Jacket Is bloused-fashion's latesl
favorite, trimmed with beautiful silk
braIds; the white with white, the gray
with touch of gold, the champagne
with pale blue, the dark blue with red.
The suits are all silk-lined, IA, 10 anc
1s-year sizes; small women, too. can &c
an unusually good suit for This price.
Second floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
I" We Have Been Asking

A Philadelphian who attendedthe Strauss cod
cert at our New York store last week called ned
day at large department store to see a piano-tha
had been advertised. He found the instrument an
was pleased with it, but it bore no price tag ~
"What is the price Of this piano - he asked \
"We we have been asking"
"Never mind what you haze been askina
What is the price today Z" -
"Wen as was saying, we have been askin
$3.50, but perhaps the manager would let itgo f&
less will ask him.
"Don't trouble Iwant to buy piano-at
place where the price they haze been asking is tll
price they are asking e.a' s,.ts q
And he went to Wanamaker's.
And our piano stores grow and grow, and thOs
who try to play on both sides of the one-price que:
ton do not grow. sa
And there you are (Third floor Chestnut st,
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
summer Bed Coverings

Our own factory has just turned
out some fine silkoiins oomjorfablss
filled with light, carded cotton
hAnd-tufted, ats1; with Sateen bor-
der, 50. See them BY all means.
CSoehsf spnaas in Msrsehles
patterns as low as 75c each.
Others at 95c, S1.15. s1.35, and
with fringe, S1.T5.
Sa.iE-fBiyh SPREADS. 1925, 50. so,
and with fringe, SO.
Cenains MasSsigJss-sbreads, 50. rs
So so and S4.25. 5000 Hf.l :
a Jstr pair Of Medium lrsigh
iGhiis Hagksis, with red and blue
borders, double-bed size, that wer.
S3, are marked 81 %.
Third floor. Thirteenth street.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Ladies Of the Bed Cross.

Al the meeting Of Wilmington Council
Ladies' Of the Red Cross last evening, inc
members were apprised Of the death OF
Commander Anne Hall which occurred
early yesterday morning. The deceased
officer was greatly esteemed by the Nom
bers and the news Of her death threw o
percoptible gloom over the meeting. Mrs.
Hall was only elected TO the Office In
February OF the present year and from
ihc period of her instantion until death
claimed her as a yiotim but cnce d!d she
preside over a meeting. The funeral Of
Commander Hail Wiz take place on
Thursday afternoon and Wilmington coun
cil viii attend tho funeral W a'body Ntcc-
Commander Rhca Who has been conduct
ing .he aHairs OF the deceased commander
viii IN an prohability be selected TO dil
the vacancy. Al last nights meeting
besides considerable routine business. i've
candidates. were initiated.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Potted Foliage Plants
and .Jardinieres. .a... :.

The rich tlnts which help eto
cool effects on porch or in window
shelvesAleaves as delicate as
ferns or solid as rubber plants (,
fresh from the growers, - well
rooted, thrifty condition, require
almost no care.
Rubber plants, soc. Toe, 81 and 81. 20
Branched rubber plants, 81, $l.2i, ~,
So and So. a9affi lfi
Areca palms, 25c, SOC, 75c, Sl.5U up
keatia palms. 81. $3.50, $3.50. -, 50
and $3.50. l s.,
Boston ferns, 50c. 75e, 81, 81, So anc
Pandanus. 7Sc, $3.50. $3.50. $3.50 and
50.
Jardinieres-half usual.
Close BY the plants are odd jar
dinisres many different decora-
tions several shapes and sizes,
Toe to 50, worth s1.5o TO $40.
Second floor, center Of storel
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Jr. q. u. A. IA.

Eureka Council Jr. %. l.. A. NJ. arc
making extensive preparations for the
observance of tncir sixteenth anniversary
which occurs on May "a. A melting of
tho committee on entertainment. which
comprises a. C.. Rogers, +. r.. Zebiey.
John r. Hail. W. r. Clarke, A. 7. Ewing,
e. a. Hanna. Thomas G.. Gibason and q.
r. Hignui Was held last evening and
further plans laid for thc celebration.
The Eureka Council ball team. Of which
A e. Rogers IS manager. arc anxious 70
receive challenges from other councils of
the city. Welcome Council preferred. An
messages on the. matter should be sent to
the captain. at his home. No. lol5 West
Fourth street.
About 500 members Of the Jr. o. l.. A.
NJ will attend Divine service IN a body
at Scott NJ. r. Church. on next Sunday
morning. The service will be an appro-
pirate one. and Mechanics will act as
ushers on the occasion. Special music
has been arranged for and the Rev. r. *.
Stephenson viii discourse on matters Of
particular interest TO the order.
Despite reports to the contrary II was
announced last night that Leonard Helss
Is stall in the race for great keeper OF
wampum for the Great Council OF Della
ware. Imp'd Order OF Red Men. Mr.. Heiss
IS popular IN Red Mems circles, and has
the endorsement OF Delaware Tribe fni
the position. Being wen ana favorabls
known In both German mad American cir
clea he as gradually tightening his grip OF
the office 10 such an extent that Il q
generally conceded he win bs chosen b!
lhe Great Council.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Some Sample Shoes for Men
$l.9O and $2.65: Also Other
in ALI Sizes at S1.9O IS

We took over the entire sample lines o
three manufacturers, none of whom make:
a lower grade shoe than $3.50. 5oa4'
Their $3.50 gradeSUs are selling for $3.50
Their 81 and So grades for $285.yNg
OF course all the new spring and summe
shapes, and such feathers as are suitable for thi
weather Sizes to Z. A. B and widths.
But there are all sizes in another lot o
shoes at l.90-velour calfskin and kid
skin, welted and stitched. The equal of tn
usual $3.50 shoes. (Market and Thirteenth
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

be s did not care TO utterly oppose ths
re ontlons OF the Central body Several
srssches were made during the meeting,
In which AZ was developed that when AIr
Barnhin was endorsed. the record Of Mr.
Connolly az a representative was favor
able TO the workngman. was unlsnown 10
many, and were the members to vote over
again they would endorse Connolly How
ever, while the club did not endorse the
Eleventh wardcr. Il is their desire q
have Il understood they are favorable tc
his candidacy and viii use every enori
70 have him elected.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

be run on May l7th. On this date
tickets viii l,be sold. good going in day
coaches only on train leaving Whining
ton at III D. m. md in coaches on
regular trains returning, limited to
leave St. Louis not later than ten days,
Including date OF sale.
The splendid equipment Of the Bal
timore & Ohio Lines has been aug
men,ed from time to time during the
past year with coaches Of the mosl
modern patterns assuring. comfort tc
patrons. and excellent Arrangements
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Columbus and
the Egg
Why We Used the Sin1iIe

Some one asks: ''What has Columbus and
his foolish egg trick got to do with dsmant-
ling There was no great problem solved
there"
Well, let's see if there wasn't
The egg is oval. No one could stand It on
end, because there was no end to stand it on.
Columbus made an end, and stood the egg
upright
Yes. but he broke the egg, you say.
Certainly, but he showed US this truth:
THE WAY TO DO A THING is TO DO IT.
We are trying TO build new structure on
the site Of the old and carry on business in
the old place at the same time.
First we knock a hole in the old building
underneath the street level and build founda-
tions.
Next we must pull down the Market and
Juniper street corner; then build up there.
OF course we break the building as Colum-
bus broke the egg, and we lose part Of our
store space as Columbus lost some of the sub
stance of the egg.
But we DO what we started out to do :
build new store on the site Of the old and
carry on business at the same time.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

sleeping and dining cars leave daily
for Plttsburg. CINCINNATI st. Louis
and Chicago without change and at
those points connect ia Union depots
for all Western points. Through day
coaches OF the latest designs are so
run through. thus giving patrons the
best coach service II they 60 not care
% occupy Pullman sleepers.
For time tables and full Information
write or apply 20 II. A. Miller. Trlv.
Passr. Agent. Wilmington, Del, or call
on ticket agent. MO
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Fine Millinery
Does Some Wedding

Picks out hats that have been handled
and tried on too many times in the rush Of
the last few weeks.
Changes the price in proportion to the
hurt ...-l
IS. $40 and $f9--from $I9, $14 and SIS.
Between thirty-fve and forty in a-mostly
low fiat sailor shapes, with oamellias. wings, flowers
and little ruches for trimming.
Second floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
WESTERN RATES.
Baltimore q ohio R. r.

Persons contemplating a trip TO the
West viz Pittsburg, Cincinnati. ST.
Louis, Chicago and points west thereof.
can save money by purchasing via the
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Rates from
Wilmington and Chester are $500 20
Pittsburg, leaving at e.5i p. m. from
Chester and 1910 o. m. from Whining
ton daily. $3.50 70 Cincinnati s2i.25
to ST. Louis sl7.o0 TO Chicago.
Fast trains equipped with Pullman
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

An Sudebaker good shape Regular price,
brand new, with Exide battery S11OO--now S40O.
that wet wood An electric Baker funabout
wheels. Regular price, S975now good shape with the Edison
S575. battery (the battery itself cost
Studebake slightly s375). Regular price,
used but has been refnished with S425.
Exde battery, good share An electric Columbia unabout
Regular price S425 with leather top Exde battery
An electric StudebakeT Stan fair condition. Regular price, $3.50
hope almost new, with the battery nov $500.
For city use, for women, for physicians for busi-
going to and from his works where he has cleo
trc power, an electric automobile is most satisfactory
Two of these vehicles are in our New York store at
present. but will be brought upon request for exana
ton The others may be seen here at the store.
The Ford gasoline automobile, with its double-op-
posed cylinder the only having such motor selling at
its price it. is in great demand these days. but
can still make immediate delivery for short time at least
Some automobile goggles that we have had little
while but in splendid condition. may be had today for just
half regular prcess1 (were $2) and $125 (were $780,
Juniper dde
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Striped Mercerized
COttOnS, 18c

When we took over this large lot Of
beautiful cottons from the maker to sell for
1Sc, we had to pull down from our own
shelves several pieces Of the same stuff that
was selling for 37Hc and change the price.
The mercerizing, the beautiful colors, the dainty
hemstitched strpes-a good many reasons why It
ought to sell for 375zc. (Main Aisle)
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
workmsn,s foIItIeal Club.

A meeting OF the Worklngmen's Poliu-
cal Club was held last evening TO discuss
the appointment OF buiidipg Inspector,
but owing to the action Of the Central
labor Union at their lest meeting in
adopting resolutions RECOMMENDING Geo.
7. Barnhin for the position. no definite
acton Was taken. Tbs meeting. however.
wa decidedly favorable 70 the candidacy
cf william n. Connolly, but the mem
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Hundreds of Dozens of
Linen Handkerchiets

Linen Oftlp in the Wanamaker stores-this
morning these kinds much less than COM
mon prices.
5000 dozen white hemstehed handkerchefs with en-
btoideed initial.
1sc-i75 dozen womens sold-eoor border French hand
kerchefs, with embroidered initial Usually 25c
12hc-mens plain white hemstched handkerchiefs 81 50
a dozen. (Aroade and opposite Waiting Room
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Porch and Garden Furniture
Some Hst0 Slpies straight from China. ,i'

Some HeI0 SlpleS straight from China. 's E.
Almost all the deck chairs used in the big|
India, China or Austraian-bound steamerS|
are made in China of rattan and bamboo.
They are strong, light, durable and cool, ALL
of which fit them admirably, not only forI
the deck of a steamer in the tropics, but the
porches of our houses in Philadelphia.
Being bulky, the freight charges to this
country are heavy and the government duty
adds 35 per cent. to their cost But the ini-
tia cost is SO little that you will find the
prices on a consignment just arrived ex-
tremely low
long deck chair of split useful for afternoon tea and
cane. with side pockets and easily moved about, S625,
double foot rail. is Ss25; others se.75 s7s5
Of ratan little elabor n.snas, ais "A at syss @ ana
atey more, $S2 and $3.50. nddSpb frnit,s s OK
Tables of the mate $500 S825 S8 IS and 81
rial square round, plain or Rockers So. rs and ST.
ornamentedi all sorts, most Stools, So. y
l4R0iksr KIND Of porch furniture, which
differs somewhat from the general run, is
that made of maple, turned to initiate bam-
boo. Clean, cool, and substantial in appear
ance and reasonable in price.
Natural-color or light pie hickory, the seats and
green frames, upholstered backs of oak Stats. =
in grass-oloth. Settees $780, 500.
Rockers, S5,75. $3.50. Arm chairs q 20 y 90.
Settees S105O So bI Totnsi9' & So0y' ~ 90 So Ftso 10
Arm chairs So 7s' $3.50 hickory, S. $3.50, 1916.
With plated leather Ofeedat: The kind that
seat and back grows harder with ex.
Rockers, 1915 posure to the westheT ,
Settees slO5o. almost impershabie
Amchalrs, s5.75. Settees, SS, 1880, 1915,
STANDARD maple rock s00T 2Jmebalrs 50 o. sa "a a.
ers of the plain Sort but Tables S4, Sc.
highest grade, s5c to SO. Plant boxes, sos with
cedar trees - so extra.
Garden farRLHrS- Wigwsms. s85
,of 49,. IT., - Rus tic arbors $50
+ ~ "'SnoV'- Inc frames Summer houses, $50.
made of strong. but sup Canopy settees, S26
Third HooD
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

win be provided for meals en- route.
Get details from Tickst Agent, Bal
timore q Ohio r. R.-Water and Mar
ket ST., and Delaware Avenue station.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Shield Of Honor,

Canluthian Lodge No. 4, shield Of Hon
or al largely attended meeting, last
evening iniiaaed a. new member. The de-
gree. team of tho lodge performed tho
work in q creditablo manner.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
10. Who Wants an Electric
Automobile at Half the Price +?

~ Simply because "dismantlng' will take much of our
roon1 making impossible to show the various styles of
gasoline and electric automobiles at the same time have
decided to discontinue the sale of electric vehicles
and will close out all we have on handat even less than
half usual prices For instance:
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

nigit, and an adoption viii be held at
the mcctng ewo weeks hence. on Tues
day evening, May "a the lIaymakers de-
gree will hold ,helr monthly meeting and
several hrtiatlons will be held. AS Is
usual az these sessions an entertainment,
will follow the regular meeting.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
RefrigeratOrS, Ice Chests,
Gas Ranges
Just now good ice chest for $2.75.
A good gas raHge-while they last-for $1(

We have sold the Puritan refrigerator for nineteen years
and the Eddy for fifteen years You lay match on the
shelf either one put the ice in and when the ice melted
that match is as dry and will strike like fresh one That
VS. the best and simplest test you make of no moisture
And cold dy air is the supreme requirement of refrigerator
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

Tea sets, 5 pieces, $94 to $500.
Walters, $40 to $500.
Coffee sets, 3 pcs, S35 to 500.
Trays, 81 to S44.
Platters, S12 TO f137.50.
Bread trays, $3.50 to S47.
Asparagus dishes, $50 10 s55.
Punch bowls, $l25 TO $lS7.60.
Tureens, $50 TO $3.50.
Vegetable dishes, Sss to $lls.
Salad bowls, 500. 90 TO $50.
lThirfrenfh
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Wedding Silver. .925 Fine

An excellent selection noWin the JeWery
Store, for May and June wedding gifts-and
who ever heard of bride receiving Too much
silverl
The style still runs to the Colonial, but
shanes and natterns are ever new
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

The first grand coach excursion Of
the season to ST. Louis Worlds Fair
via the Baltimore & Ohio Lines viii
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

on sunday morning, May % the eSmp WI
attend Maasiey church. in south Wiimans-
son In a body They have invited lamp
No. 4. Of tho same order TO attend Win
shem and it Is likely they viii accept
The Rev. E. T. White, pastor OF 'he
church. win preach special sermon on
that occasion.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK
done; building and repairing. Refriserat-
ors and pianos repaired. lo5 West stress-
Wilmington pA1 apr-e--al
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Store closes al $50
Stuffs for
Graduation Gowns
!" Something Whlte. ="

something White.
Yes but not everything white IS suitable
for young girls commencement frock.
Whatever is right will be found in the
little Paris Dress-Goods Salon on the main
floor
silk mousSeinc Abatross.
Pongenette. Batsie.
Dotted Swiss. Wolfe.
White linen. Eiamlne
White serge Canvas
Crepe &c chine Eolenne.
Mercerized dimity Lacestrped gfenadlne
There are now only about four weeks between
this and the event that means much in the lives
Of hundreds Of young women To make the grad
uation gown comfortably and thoughtfully, with
the loving care that such gowns always get, the
stuffs should be bought without delay
DRESS. Goods Salon, main floor
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
kniohss Of The Golden Eagle.

Nothing elscso of inportaacc was done but
tho meeting was Wei. attended.
knights Of the Golden Easie.
chosen Friends Castle, Knights Of the
Go.don Eagle OF this city will visit Phil
adelphie ON neSi -1aiesday evening as the
guests OF chosch .Fflends castle OF 'thut
place The local castle win leave here
over the r.. b. and w. railroad at 6.55 p.
m. and about thirty members arc expect
ed to be IN the party. HTter their arrival
in The Quaker Cgty the Wilmington boys
viii be royalty entertained, and they VIII
return about li.so p. m. Tho men Will so
IN full reRalia. The day that lhoy visit
Philadelphia-ihe. Grand Castle Of Pennsyl-
vania VII convene Ia annuai scsslon anj
they VIII therefore have an opportunity
Of meeting many brothers OF the order
from various points IN the Keystone state.
Camp No. I, Patriotic order Sons Of
Americans viii inhiaie three candidates
al their needing on next Tuesday night.
Despite the pleasant outdoor weather
many attended thc meeting, As the initla-
tlons held by tse camp are from their ma
ture, Interesting an extra large attend
auce Is looked for next Tuesday night.
on Tuesday evening, May Il. Camp No
T. p. o. s Of A., will appropriately cele-
bratc their anniversary IN the rooms of
Camp No. !. Patrlotlo order Of Americans.
In 5thc COOLEY building. Eighth and Or
anee streets. The committee of the camp
which mas the afiair In charge are siriv-
ing hard % make this a pleasing event
in the histcry Of the camp. A program Of
merit and which will include In It's NUM-
bers both vocal aud Instrumental. has
been arranged for and a large number Of
invitations have been issued.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

The Eddy refrigerator has an in Eddy upright fetrlgeratcys
suaing substance of its in lbs
addition dead air space, which Up lbs
heat from passing from 100 It's Ice, s27
the the inner wall The Puritan refrigerator has also
Is solid mea-lined refrger- rs goou Pons me man IN
ator without cracks Ds re- " WI , " ~ e''
Is equipped with sstestone M Hr''"'S ~ .uSSts IN M -
sheves-the shelf retains 9 Ms M zee sso go @ lbs lbs zee sS
the cold. Ss 50 ibs lee SIS
The doors are sIght top bot Upright P,H rszgeraorS-
teeed with five different coats of rs lbs @ $iS75 i50 lbs e 1850
paint. HI S975 a special oak
Ice chssfs- grained. gavanized-lined ice
@ $50 I2S lbs i 81 chest with ice capacity of 25
60 iBs iB Ice @ tiS7S '' pS ~ ' pounds.
AS necessary as a refrigerator in summer is a gas
range. takes the drudgery right out of cooking
heat Just when you want and other time; no coal
to carry nor ashes wrese with; it's next to cooking by
pressing button
\ The Royal range. $40; actual test you can't find
four burners, simmerer, drop shelf cheaper Tue tnan aI
on each end brong oven double Wanamaker Chief (ng oven
baking - couldn't give 0AV 10 eA@, %
you such range the prize INo"onN' $3.50
had not bought out the factory anonas, Coao. s1o o
i The Wanamaker gas s1475
with sawed burners burn Wanamaker Superb s1575
10 per oeHt. air 80 per cent. gas, by $3.50.
(BasmenO
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
H. NJ. sALrMAN & cd.

woodwnra & nro. sell nousa. .Br0oms.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
l. o. o. r.

..uluh.,s Delaware Encamp-
a. % ment Z 90. Fse-he,d.
&sfel-A 49, an initiation at their
80 : Fe---' meeting last evening in
Old Fellows Hall.
Nothing else. of Importance was done but
che meeting Was Vel attended.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD.
FIRST COACH EXCURSION
to the
ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR,
MAY nth.
ONLY $500 ROUND TRIP.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Women's Silk Shirtwaist Dresses, $3.50
Sample Silk Coats, $40


Second floor Market street,
combining materials Afterwards
willing
them
why pretty dresses
than H1 Actually so!
In stating the have consevey with
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

Compotes. $3.50 to S55.
Water pitchers, $33 70 $3.50
Sugar and cream sets, SIC
to $25.50. i''37r
Flower vases, So. 25 to $50.
Candelabra, Slight, $50 L
fl25 pair.
Candlesticks, $3.50 to s25 pr
Tea caddies, $l4.75 to $3.50
Bonbon dishes, 1926 10 Sl1.25
Butter dishes, 1915 TO $50.
nd Chestnut
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
R.d M.n.

Tvo anpaomiions for mom-
Z bcrship were received by
Cherokee 1rlbo. Improved
. order Of Red. Men, last cyen-
ing. The degree VII be con-
ferrcd on next meeting
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
$40 for Goats Worth $50,
$50, $35, $3S, $40, $45 to $40

Among them you are certain to find nearly every
style you have neard Of this spring-Etons. full
length dust coats. long blouses, loose hp-length
jackets, and three-quarter coats
Those Of tsffeta and peau de sole are black ; in
etamine, choose between black and cream-or, you
may prefer pongee. ..-~~
Mostly sizes SEA- few larger and some smaller.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
p. o. S. Of A.

washington Camp, No.
IS, Il. o. S. OF A. will
al their next meeting in
seiaie three candidates
Tho meeting viii take
place on Tuesday even
ing next and a fun at
tendance ds asked for