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Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Dainty New Caps for
Baby
lBabY Store. second floorl

(Baby Store, second floor
Sheer, crisp, ready for sunny,
spring days.
Soft white net, as light and
fluffy as foam, with appliques
of filmy lace and featherstitch-
ing makes one.
Ribbon braided is a new and
novel trimming.
One style is in handkerchief
effect with lace insertion join
ing the parts and the cutest
bow in froht Of ribbon twisted,
knotted and then fluffed into a
bow.
But if baby's cap is getting
soiled or too small. you'll find
a dozen or so fascinating styles
here from which to pick new
one 35c to SO.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
S Shepherd chscks
Southeast Of centeT)

loounedSt OF centeil
Blue-and-green
Black-and-white
BroWn-and-White
Blue-and-White
SOC, Toe, 81, Sl.25, $3.50, S1.75.
Which a woman prefers to
buy depends on her coloring
and how much she wants to
pay. Any one is good style
and all will be worn this spring
in English looking suits or
simple little shirtwaist dresses.
A good many are not pure
checks - they are frightened
up by small dots Of color which
give a cheerful note to a gown
and suggest the tone Of the
trimming.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

Meat and fish 5rofzers,
25c.
Two oval pans. with grooves 70
catch juices, long handles; when
steak or figh has been broiled on
one SIDE turn over the Oroiler and
the juices fall over the food. max
irg the bastins automatic Broilcrs
u in. long. 10 IN. wide. Have been
soc; for this sale. 25c.
Curtain StretcherS, 75c,
SIPS, $3.50.
Wash the winter curtains before
putting them away for the summer
and clean the summer curtains be-
fore hanging them . II the right
stretcher is used-the kind that does
not sag-curtains can be kept
straight. The 75c stretcher will hold
curtain 21s yards to 4 yards long
and 1 yard to yards wide, or any
size between; the Sl.25 size viii ac-
commodate any size from a sash
curtain up to one 4 yards long; the
sL5O stretcher is the same as the
{1.25 stretcher, but has an easel.
WaShtHg machines,
50. so.
The Quaker" painted blue out
side; cedar tub. a good washer at
a special price-s2.5O
Tubs, SOC, zoe, 9Oc.
Cedar tubs, with electric welded
hoops they cannot get loose. A
knot here and there hurts nothing
but the price-50c, zoe, s0c-
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Spring Dresses for Girls
Second floor, Chestnut street.

ANN~NfN NNNtf N~fN~N'fAt ~NNNR
Dashing little regulation
dresses with chevron, silk tie
and braid for prettiness, and
substantial cheviot for service.
The skirt is box-pleated to give
plenty Of fulnesS. Red, blue,
brown; 4 to II years; So
planned a long while ago for
this anniversary month or
they'd be $3.50.
Gingham dresses in three
pretty styles, in plain colors.
stripes and checks. Made of
odd lengths, in dull season, so
they're S1.75 instead of SO.
6 to IA years-just the dress
10 slip on when heater fires
and spring sunshine make
houses and school-rooms un-
comfortably warm.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
The New Coffee Jackets
for Women
Second floor, Chestnut street,

koc%Olld Aooif NtlSoNiAA ouISA
Loose and luxurious, with
soft white Innings and dainty
white frills around the hand,
they are very different from
the snug little Paris jackets Of
a year ago, and very much
more charming we think.
Exclusive little wraps they
are, too, not more than three
or four Of a style being allowed.
We don't intend to have a
dozen or so just alike meeting
atafternoon teas or receptions.
The broadcloths com c in
black, white and champagne
color; the silks in black only.
All more or less trimmed and
with long graceful lines.
Broadcloth, $35 to S45.
Peau de sole, $3.50.
Tafieta, $40.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Legion Of the Red Cross.

Constantine cQgncii. No. S. Legion Of
the Red Cross, had one proposition on
Thursday evening.
On March 2s Blue Rock Council No. 80,
viii celebrate SIS fourteenth anniversary.
This event will be observed On an e,ab-
crate scale and preparations are now in
progress foi IL,
This council has neither increased nor
suspended Dement'S, a record which it
claims but few similar organizations can
equal.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Red Men,

Lenape Tribe viii go TO Talleyvine on
next Saturday evening and Institute a
tribe at ;ha. place. on March Il the degree
team OF Lenape Tribe will visit Kennett
10 confer the warriors and chiefs degrees
or candidates Of the tribe at that place.
Excelsior Lodge. No Z, X. OF p, which
incts every Friday evening IN X. OF p.
Hall. Seventh and King streets. held a
busy session last night. Thrc applicants
had tho ranks conferred upon them and
two proposition cards were on the table.
THIS SHOWS good work on the part OF the
members Of this lodge. who arc hustiers.
law ccmn;ittce was appointed 10 revise
thc bylaws. and they win mako its report
next Friday evening. All the members
are requested TO be present and hear It as
1t Is Important to all.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

use OF the hospital Is becoming more
general and We are compelled 10 ask
for more assistance from the public
II we shall be required 20 keep up even
our present work; II we do not get
the increased assistance. we shalt be
forced TO curtail our work. I'm order to
keep out OF debt.
The total increase in maintenance
expenses was S3.705.55 as compared
with 1902. which latter year was an
increase Of S2954S3 over 1901.
our income receipts were si4.S5L72,
and our maintenance expenses were
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
More of Those $l.50
White Lawn ShirtWaists

Second floor, Chestnut street,
Plenty this morning for dis
appointed folks yesterday.
These pretty waists fly out so
fastwe simply can't get enough
to last the day through. $3.50
would be fair price.
At 81 are pretty waists of
white figured madras ; at SOC
serviceable good style ones Of
white cheviot, dotted with lit
tie black figures.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Books in Sets


Donovan and We Two. BY Edna
Lyal. Printed from clear type on
good paper and neatly bound. =
vols. our price, 45c.
Cooper's Complete Novels ana
Tales. Thirty-two volumes bound
In sixteen. Thirty-two frontisplece
Illustrations. limo. Cloth. Full gilt
back. Gilt top. Publishers price,
SIG. our price, S5.25.
Balzac's Works. Translated from
the French by Katherine Prescott
Wormeley. with one hundred ana
sixty-elght photogravure illustra-
tiOns, prepared under tho superVi-
sion OF Messrs. Goupil ct Gle, by
such French artists as Tourie Nor
eau Glrardet. Roux Guyon, Cain,
Rossi. Picard, ST. Rejchan and
others. q vols. Printed on fine
pnper from large, clear type and
bound In cloth. Gilt top. Uncut
edges. Publishers price, so. Our
rrice. $50.
scott's Waveriy Novels. A COM
piete library edition. illustrated VITA
one hundred and twonty-eight fun
mage wood engravings. Each novel
contains a glossary. notes and index.
Twenty-four volumes bound In
twelve. 12mo. Cloth. Full gilt back.
Gilt top. Publishers price, siz. Our
price. s3.75.'
Rawlinson's History Of Ancient
Egypt. With complete index, one
hundred and Ave Illustrations and
two maps. 2 vols. Cloth. Full gilt
back. Git top. Publishers price,
50. Our price, Csc.
George Eiot's Complete Works.
vols. Printed on good paper and
strongly bound IN cloth. An espe.
claiiy good set at this price. s.
Balwcr Lytton's Complete Novels
Twenty-six volumes bound IN thlr,
teen. Large type and substantial
cloth binding. Frontispiece In every
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Presented With Radne.

on THURSDAY evening a prominent cater
er OF this city was presented by Washing
ton Lodge, A. +. aud A. NJ. with al
handsome Masonic badge In recognition of
banquet at which the lodge was enter
taincd BY the recipient OF the badge. The
banquet had been a complete surprise tol
the members, SO they returned the compn-
mcnt in a way which they considered
most fitting.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

the beginning Of last year In maintain
ing the hospital.
There was a gratifying increase In
annual subscriptions and many received
from pay patients. The total Increase
in income receipts was s5S7S6. This is
especially gratifying TO the hospital
managers. as it can be compared 70
1902. which showed an Increase OF S5.-
1882 over 1901.
The report says:
On the disbursement side we find In
creases in many Items; this is TO be
expected, as our work increases; the
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Spring Shirtwaist Neck
Fixings
(East Of Arcade

Since the new shirtwaists
have a little color in them this
spring, you may expect to find
the new collars and stocks
gayer than they have been for
a long time.
Dainty things in madras and
lawn are coming every day
now, newest among them the
spring bishop stock with its
long narrow stole ends, en-
broidered all the way down in
soft Bulgarian colors. 81.
Large bows Of crash with
embroidered ends are proving
very popular (S1.s5), and the
new coaching stock Of madras
lis coming with a queer little
design embroidered just on one
end. SOC.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
ANN Al REPORT OF
DELAWARE HOSPITAL
Shows Interesting Figures
and Information of Interest
to Friends

The annual report OF the Delaware
Hospital trustees for 1903 has been
printed. 1t shows some interesting fig
ures and contains much information OF
interest to the friends Of the instltu-
ton.
There was n great increase In main
tenance expenses. principally in house
hold. medical and surgical supplies.
This Is the result OF The conditions ex-
igtlEg for over a year.
The trensurer's report shows a ball
anco in cash Oh December 81 Of last
year Of 32.12sO5. which is a decrease of
s2.s55.eo from December g. 1902 All
the receipts Of the year were spent and
S2,sss.ss more from she cash balance at
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
nnnnhtera nf Amrrion.

James a. Garfield Council, No. g. d.
OF A. initiated three candidates last even-
Ing und received one proposition.
on Wednesday evening tse degree team
viii visit New Castle and conduct initia-
tory exercises for the council at that
place. They Will be pleasantly entertained
at a social and supper arranged for their
benefit. All those who desire 20 accom-
pany the delegation are invited 20 go on
the O'Clock car from Fourth and Mar
ket streets.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

Si7i59.75; the cost per patient being
Sif0 per day. In 1903 we treated 627
patients. an increase OF so over 1902.
and gave l2.27S days service. an in
crease OF 1.2SS.
The number OF patients admitted dur
ing 1908 was 627; number discharged
and died COL; number remaining in
hospital December 81. 1908. %; total
number OF deaths during the year, So;
number died within "a hours OF admis-
sion. %: number Of days service, l2.273.
Read The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Hsptasophs.

Friendship Conclave No. l. Heptlsophs
OF Seven wise Men, win hold big initia-
ton exercises next Friday night when
seven candidates. VIII be admitted into tho
order.
Tho quarterly statement sent out has
been the means OF causing a big revival
OF Interest on the part Of mcmhors, and
q large attendance Is expected next week
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
SERMON TO METHoDISTS
Protesting Against Theatre Going, Gard
Playing and Dancing.

On Sunday evening at las o'clock the
Rev. ]. L. Nichols, OF the Second Meth
odist Protestant Church, corner Fifth
avenue and Anchorage streets. will
prech a special sermon to Methodists.
His subject will be should the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church remove her laws
against card playing. theatre-g going and
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
nannes of Malta.

Palestine slsterhood. Danes Of Malta,
Initiated one candidate last nisht and re-
ccivod several propositions. Several oandi-
dates will be initiated at the meeting in
two weeks.
Tho ladies are now arranging 70 give an
entertainment and social In few weeks.
on Tuesday evening they viii bo the
guests OF Brandywne commandery. when
the latter viii provide social entertain
ment in the way of music and refresh
inents.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Store closes al $50
Notes From the Store
Memory Book
g q


(Cua oai aad paste IN tiovr sey55-book)
Weather indications iirst printed.
Original observations made b. the
store. and a carefully kept record
showed that about so per cent. Of the
Htcre's predictions were correct; a
better record than tho government
aeryics could show.
January sth Second Sale OF Mus
Lin Underwear"
February sd at last we have
ss4dy such furniture as We are will
ing 70 ask you IN 10 see" including
twelve different patterns Of brass
bedsteads ordered by Mr.. Wana-
ninksr last summer when in Eng
land. so to $780,"
March % antique furniture added.
and It was explicitly stated that
the genuineness was guaranteed.
March 9Th first mention OF the Op-
ticni Store. where spectaclos we're
adjusted BY a competent opticlan.
March sth Art Gallery thrown
open 10 -..e public-it was at the top
OF the stairway -ding from the
Chestnut street entrance.
June Sd Morris chairs first mem
tioned--'made by our own factory
because the maker we had employed
threw up his job on threat OF boy
colt IL he worked for Wanamaker's."
June 10ths another Muslin Under
CIaIs he NH a
20 ourselves" because we were Of
fering quality as well as little prices.
July 5th 'Mid-Summer Clearing
Sale.
June 18th gas stoves announced.
September "a began making our
own mattresses. because we found
on cutting open some mattresses
from a manufacturer that they were
nllcd with excelsior and pine shaw
ings betweens the layers Of hair.
September 26th store closed all day
on account OF President Garhelds
funeral.
November 18th the store was en-
larged on Chestnut street. and the
windows where the Jewelry Store
now Is were filled with silks and
Paris goods.
In the middle OF November the
store took over the Matthews e. CO.
stationery business, at 2026 Chestnut
street. and began engraving.
December 9Th the watch and jew
elry store taken over from -.
Krctzman. stock valued at S45.6ii.
and included finer watches than
had ever been sold by any general
store"
December 9th the store took over
the space occupied by five stores on
Chestnut street At this time the
holiday crowd was so tremendous
that the doors had 10 be closed at
certain times to prevent those inside
being incommoded-the advertise
ment stating at that time, I'VE hope
never again to have 10 close the en-
trance doors for the protection Of
those within"
December 10th the stock OF the
Hazcltinc Art Galleries. 1916 Chest
nut street was taken over by the
Picture Store.
December 18th a huge skyllght was
opened above the black goods. so
that buyers might have the best
possible chance for satisfactory ex-
amination-~this IS where the silks
are now locaud.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Prices Quoted Below on
This Decorated China
main Aisle and second floor

Main Aisle aRd second tloorl
are only half the market rate.
Dainty thin china from Aus
tria ; pink rose decoration in
festoon, with an embossed gold
edge.
Fruit saucers, 10c.
Oatmeal dishes, l0c.
Tea plates, l0c.
Bread and butter plates, 10e.
Teaoups and saucers, 12c.
Breakfast plates, l2c.
Sugar bowls, l2c.
Cream pitchers, 12c.
Salad bowls, 25c each.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

dancing?" An effort will be made at
the general conference OF that church
which meets this spring TO remove or
change the church discipline so as TO
allow these things and the subject is
TO be voted on by the annual meeting
OF the wilmington Conference, which
meets next week at Dover.
Every Methodist should study this
question and express himself upon It.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
More of That Splendid
l2Hc White Lawn
for l0c a Yard
Main AiSlel
main Aisle

Last week shipment No. +
1900 yards-went in less than
a day.
A few days later shipment
No. ll-600o yards-went in a
day.
Shipment No. III just in
5000 yards-going in a day,
too, we expect.
Forty inches wide-sheer,
firm and even.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
In the Optical Store
Juniper street.

Eyeglasses, SOC to 50 ; spec
tacles, 81 to S6.5o-and there
is so much to see in this world
that one ought to look we'll to
his eyes.
Tbermomefers-to register the
cold wave, 15c to SO.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
knights Of The Golden EaaIe.

st. Georges Caste. X. G. e.. initiated
two candidates last evening The cons
templated trip to kennett is now taking
on definite form and large delegation
VIII no doubt so to pay the fraternal visit
10 the castle az that place.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
On the Fourth Floor

Distribution or souvenirs.
Bird's-eye cycloramic view Of the
St. Louis Fair grounds.
Lathe turning out base Dall bats.
Hand-painting OF photographers
and platinum photographs in water
colors.
Making OF pastel and original
water-colors, partly done by an air
brush.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
A Banner Day for
Women Spring Suits
lSeeond lIooT. Chestnut stTeetl

Over a month ago, when we were planning for
Anniversary surprises. along came tailor with very
trim little walking suit model and bundle of samples
Of soft grayish spring cloths
" If you like the model, he said "I' make up
these short ends of stufs for less than usual and let
you have the suits early in March"
Tbep came pysteradr-ftD sAiis m aH-io sell for
$Io though The cloils feaAD belong IN $IS to $25 MaS
In the same express came twenty-five other suits
from another taor-o sell for $l775 instead of S28
Women who like trimmed suits needn't for them,
but anybody who pan perfectly shaped and tailored
garment Of smooth Venetian cloth can't get here fast enough
For the same prce-$17.7 .75-are about twenty-five
more tailored suits that were $50 and $3.50.
Spring styles spring stus but they early that
only of kind left and want to sweep
them all out in hurry
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

volume. Publishers price. $50. our
price, 1915.
Irving's Works without the Life.
OF Washington. Thirty-four engrav-
ings on wood. 6 vols. 12mo Cloth.
Full gilt back. Gilt top. Publishers
price. s6. Our price. s2.25.
Pearl Series, 15c a Volume
Publishers price, S5c.
l2mo. Standard and popular books
by great authors. Printed from
large. clear type on good paper.
Auld LIGHT Idylls BY ]. NJ. Barrie.
Hidden Hand. BY Mrs. southworth.
kennedy OF Glenhaugh. BY d. Nc
Clure.
Middlemarch- BY George Eliot.
Mystery OF Cloomber. BY A. c.
Doyle.
My Lady Nicotine. BY ]. NJ. Bar
rie
My Friend the Murderer BY
Doyle.
Noble Lord. Lost Heir Of Linlith-
gov BY Mrs. southworth.
Shirley. BY Charlotte Bronte.
Silas Mariner. BY George Eliot.
slgn Of the -Four. BY A. Conan
Doyle.
stickit Minister. BY S. r. Crockett.
ST. Romans Well. BY Sir Walter
Scott,
story Of an African Farm. BY
Schreiner.
Ernest Maltravers. BY Bulwer-
Lytton.
Essays Of Ella. BY Charles Lamb.
Eugene Aram. BY Bulwer-Lytton.
Felix Holt. BY George Eliot.
Firm OF Gridlestone. BY A. c.
Doyle.
Half Brothers. BY Hesba Stretton.
Hard Times. Ry Charles Dickens.
Last Of the Mohicans. BY J. f.
Cooper.
List. Ye Landsmen. BY w. Russell.
Makers OF Florence. BY Mrs. OIL
phant.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
On the Third Floor

The wonderful new metal, Rac.um,
shown in the spintharisoope.
Reproduction of General Grants
log cabin.
Model Nursery.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Boys Shirts. soc
Market street,

Boys grow rapidly and are
hard on their clothes so that
many mothers think soc is
enough to pay for a shirt.
II Is sphsn 1t buys such a shirt
as fheSel
Stuff good enough for dollar
shirts ; neat printed madras,
separate cuffs, making as we
ordered.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
shield of Honor.

Brandywinc Lodge No. Shield Of Honor
had one application at last nights meet
ing. Several other applications are in
sight and will no doubt be acted upon in
a few weeks
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Cool. Crisp Kinono
SacQues, 35c
Second floor, first gallery

Second floor, first gallery
Sheer white lawn polka-dotted in
black, blue or pink, shirred at the
back, with a belt to hold them snug,
and plain bands Of the color of the
dot, to trim them.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

Clean white wood, strongly put
together; an adjustable step on tho
back OF the ladder TO hold a bucket.
Five feet high ave steps,. 45c.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

u owe my whole life to Burdock.
Blood Bitters. Scrofulous scores COW
cred my body. Iseemed beyond cure
B. B. 3. has made a perfectly wei
woman" Mrs. chas. Hutton. BervIlal
Mich.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Dainty Little Blouse Sets
main Aisle

Rose gold with tiny turquoise
enamel; rhlnestones and gold-all
sorts of dainty combinations for
these little fastenlngs, a hundred per
cent. prettler than buttons on your
summer blouses. They add a touch
Of pretty color in the prettlest way
imaginable.
25c, SEC, eoc.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
More Derby Hats, 50
(City Hall Corner

(Ciy Hall Corner
Black and brown-a fresh lot-$3 to S. samples
of a leading maker Spring blocks, all styles and sizes.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
lr. o. U. a. N.

Telegraph Council Jr. o. U. a. No in
itiated one candidate and rcinstated two
"a the meeting las, evening.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
On the Second Floor

Chinese kitchen and dlning-room.
Machines making shirtwaists.
Mating loom from Japan.
A mammoth egg.
A group of Indians weaving
baskets.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
If You Are Going
to the Holy Land
lChesinlli sireeil

lDhestnut StTeetl
in the party of Philadelphians,
sailing Tuesday, you will want
a steamer rug--a splendid as
sortment here, So up.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
plain cIaar cuttInns for the PIps.

Sen Auben Shorts. 1is OF. SC. also IN
one pound bags. soc. Drive Granulated
21A o.. sc per bag. Durstein, e. End
ST. adv
Evening journal., 1904-03-05

am going to W. B. c. fair all next
week at 900 Washington street. Two
good shows each night. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
kniahts Of Pythias.

2 Oriental Lodge. X. OF p.
49, had a fine exhibition last
s.cXW - evening when the degree
&q4cf8a9S team held a spirited rehear-
$<<sFA sal. The question Of the new
l parapherna.a came up and
was discussed at length. II
was finally decided 10 purchase this OUTFIT
IN week or two.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
p. o. S. Of A.

~ Washington Camp, No.
A p. O. S. OF A., initiat-
cd two candidates last
&N evening. the degree team
20, OF the camp doing the
,v'Sss 50 work. There is consider
able work on hand for
this camp next week
when several more candidates are ex-
pccted.
The members are now talking oi an en-
tortainment to be held IN the lodge rooms
within a few weeks. although no date mas
so far been axcd for this event.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Still Another Fresh List of
Books at Little Prices
[Main and Cross Aisles)

Publishers printed too many of some Of the titles
that's the only reason we can sell these for much
less than half the publishers prices.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
These Eight Items From
The Housefurnishines

are enough to Show the Character Of the Spring Sale
going on in the basement-c0HUe7lettce and economy
are he kaNtr
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
In the Basement

Stamping Hard Water soap.
jacquard loom weaving Turkish
towels
Making stick candy.
New Housefurnishings Store.
On the fourth floor a little souvenir
will be given to all boys and girls
today; and special baseball bats
fresh from the lathe may be had for
25c-made to your order, as to
weight, size, ETC., if you wish.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Spring Clothing
for Boys
(Market Street,

It's easy TO say that this cloth
ing is the best or the cheapest
and it's hard 10 prove unless
you laid other clothing by its
side. But a seasons wearing
will prove il and that test we
ask you TO give these clothes.
Double-breastsd fancy suits. s..
$3.50. sl0.
Overcoats, 1915 to SIS.
Sailor suits, S. to $40.
Red cheviot REFERS, with caps,
$3.50.
WsSh blousss, pretty stiipes, mad.
ras ard pcrcnle, 50e to $1.50.
Refers, $50 blue serge, emblem
on sleeve.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Yesterdays Bright Sun
SUGGESTS Co-Carts

Fourth floor
A small lot at s12 that usu-
ally cost s15 to SIS.
Another at s1s.5o-usually
S22 to s25.
No, We can't print the
makers name, but it's on the
tag.
Evening journal., 1904-03-05
Men $ Percale Shirts. Csc

(Arcade
full big dollars worth of and good appearance I;
but maker had 1900 that in the way goods
and that's the they're here in Anniversary month at
this price. They are the Emery" brand