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Evening journal., 1904-10-19
American Made Lace
Curtains
Second floor, Thirteenth street,

Second floor, Thirteenth street,
Nottingham's but a name for a
certain style of curtain. The
finest Nottinghams are made here
in Philadelphia; and the same is
true of Point d'Arabe curtains,
Bon Femme and many styles OF
applique curtains. The fish nets
and bobbinnets, from which ruffled
and novelty curtains are fashioned,
are also manufactured in large
quantities in Philadelphia.
OF Nottingham curtains alone
we show more than 100 patterns
and are selling a really good cur
tain as low as 81 pair. The best
run up to S..
Bon Femme curtains from 81. 25 up to So.
Point d'Arabe curtains from 81. % "a
$3.50.
Ruffled swiss curtains, Of which We
show great variety OF styles, are all
produced in this country.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Brown Furs-
American Born
fSeeond iloor. JunlpeT streetl

Furriers said that there had
never been such a season for mink
as this winter would be-and we
begin TO believe they are right
Stock Of dark mink with broad ends.
S25.
Shawl collar of dark mink, S45.
Large pillow muff of dark mink, $50.
Sable fox straight boa with tails, 50.
Double boa OF sable fox with tails.
cord tie, $3.50 and $50.
Sable fox stole, satin lined, finished
with tails, $50.
Very long stole Of sable fox, with
ornaments. $40.
Large fiat muff OF sable fox, $40 to S25.
Two-stripe mink, throw tie, satin
lined, $40.
Large pillow muff Of mink, S25.
Black marten stock, ends lined with
satin, 1920.
Black marten long double boa, finished
with tails. $3.50.
Blaze marten stole. satin lined, $40.
Black marten large fiat muh, $3.50
10 SIS.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Double Breasted Suits
for Boys
Are DiSfiNcfIU6b AMef7caN
lEntresol. Market street,

|Itc LtoHHCtfpcV <lHttI FtAf
lEntresol, Market street,
Sixty different styles the cloth
is woven in American mills, mostly
located in New England.
Sizes are complete in the So to
$40 kinds-and plenty of suits Of
finer quality, but not all sizes in
.eachlpattern.
Fancy mixed eheViotS; grays,
browns, blues-and we don't urge
a brown suit on the boy who is
best suited iugray, although brown
is the seasons favorite.
Light and dark toned cloths in
both grays and browns; sizes 10
to 16 years.
"Sunny Jim" suits-new, en-
tirely American, name, cloth aAd
style, $3.50 and $3.50.
Singie-breasted, with pIeated
waist or corset effect, and belts to
coats; bloomer trousers; grays and
browns; 8 TO 10 years.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
TWenty-four Styles of
American Porcelain
Dinner Sets
(Second floor, second gallery

Second floor, second gallery
The leading potteries are in
New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania an d West Virginia.
Their patterns and decorations
are largely the product of
American artistic genius, but
they command the beautiful
from everywhere.
We selected the best pat
terms from the samples of the
leading makers, floral and con-
ventional designs, underglaze
border patterns, several color
tints, and very graceful
shapes.
Ssfs-SI5O, 50, SO, S12,
S1S, 500, $22 and $24, for 100
to 113 pieces.
Mostly sold by the dozen or sin.
gle piece, as you may need.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Among American
Made COrsets
lSeeond Iloor, Corset SALON.

loecond hooT, OOISet oalohl
The Memo has won a reputation
for comfort as we'll as figure
building.
The new winter models are
ready to have new winter gowns
fitted over.
50. Flatning front corsets, with aluml
mum plates inserted next TO the steel
giving an absolutely fiat effect.
$500. Self-redueing corsets. with
straps on each side which can be adjusted
to any size, supporting and reducing the
abdomen.
81. Curvmod corsets, with pliablc
winding lines, gives tapering waist
$3.50 Figure building corsets fol
slender figures.
Also Memo eorsets, short hips, low
bust, for slender women.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

hood Of Railroad Trainmen. had a large
meeting ON sunday. Three new mem-
bers were received into the lodge by
transfer cards. A permanent commit
Tee was appointed 10 be known as the
donation committee for hospitals. II
viii be their business. in the future. 10
help the local hospitals an they can.
The members Of the lodge highly ap-
preciate the work. care and attention
given to their members when they are
so unfortunate as TO be injured and
have to be sent to the hospitals and
VISA IN sonae EnalnaH 81 repay the IN,
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
American Inventions That
Save Labor in Housekeeping
tBasement)

Instead of sending the family
washing to the laundry TO be
rotted by acids, torn to pieces,
mixed with everybody's, the mod
ern homekeeper sits down beside
a clsper raSL g machine, works
the handle back and forth as
easily as rocking a cradle, niechan-
ical fingers whlrl the clothes
around, and In a twinkling they
are clean and sweet, washed as
the particular Somekeeper likes
them washed, yet without any of
the old laborious rubbing.
Waiting msefssI-s2.26, white cedar
tub tae; ssus) electric welded hoops tnat
VIII not drop of, revolving cylinder with
ak fingers.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
American-Made
Black Dress-Goods
lAIsle easO

There was a time when Europe
could boast that this country haC
not yet learned the art of gettlnl
a perfect black-but that time i,
gone by. Here IN Philadelphia
are some of the best black good,
mills of the country, and from
those and other States we have
selected a stock Of which any
store might rightly be proud.
All-wool plain cheviot, 5Oc to S1.50.
Atwood serge. soc to Si.25.
All-wool armuse, 81 TO Sl.25.
All.wool peau de sole, Sl.35 10 Sl.50.
Atwood redona crepe, 81.
All-woo canadenSis, 81.
All-wool nub cheviot, 65c and 75c.
All-Woo basket chevlot, 65c.
Atwood fancy canvas, Zoe.
Camel hair zibeline, Zoe to 50.
Herringbone cheviot, 81 70 Sl.75.
Panama cloth, T5c to 81.
Granite cloth, SOC TO 81.
Atwood challis, 811Sc and SOC.
Atwood henrietta, SOC.
Lansdowne (silk aud cob Sl25.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Three Reasons Why
WOmen's American
Tailored Suits Excel
second tloor. Costume SaIonl

(Second floor, Costume SALON.
First. The science Of cutting
makes ready-to-wear suits really
ready to wear,.
Second. The neat, strong, care
full making, not to be found in any
imported clothes.
Third. The study of getting
lines to suit the American woman S
figure.
ByosUH suits foday-in medium
sizes GA to 3S).
Striped mixed Scosfsd, $50.
RoaghiSh cheVfof, SIS.
Smooth ckeUfof and troadcioh SCI.
Brolt7s Hovelty suits, S@5 10 sos.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Domestic Trimming
Braids
aisle 18-easO

The perfection to which the
braid industry has come in
this country principally New
York, New Jersey and Penn
sylvania) during the last few
years is nothing short of mar
velous.
One American maker, from
whom we buy a great many
braids, has stepped in ahead Of all
the famous foreign makers and
carried off the Grand Prize" at
the St. Louis Far.
There is no imported braid that
cannot be copied now quickly and
perfectly. Yet best of all, per-
haps, are the original little trim
mings not only made but designed
by Americans.
Wood-fibre, or artificial silk, as
IL is sometimes called, is used in
preference to the real silk because
Of its beautiful luster.
The range Of white and black
bTaids for trimming coats and clotn
tailor-mades is very wide-every.
thing from a tiny cord and a
pull" braid that can be made to
turn corners and curves up TO the
stunning heavy Matelasse braids.
4c to 60c a yard.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

tee has made adequate arrangements
and a special committee has been ap-
pointed to arrange Tor a banquet that
viii follow the initiation.
on Thursday evening Asylum Lodge,
No. %, Independent Order odd Fellows,
VIII install their officers and the past
grand officers association VIII attend in
a body and Will be the guests Of the
lodge. An interesting progfam has
been prepared for the occasion Nhisf
r.-~is.s 10 be 3 notable one.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

Eureka Council. No. ]. Junior order
United American Mechanics, held
largely attended meeting last night.
Four proposition cards were received
and considered. on Tuesday evemns.
october %. Eureka Council will have
a big class FOR initiation and the occa-
sion win be a notable one I'M the hts
tory u the society The Old degree
team win initiate the candidates and
many OF the members from various
councils are expected 70 he present. The
Initiation win probably be followed BY
an entertainment and refreshments as
the committee Is now discussing the
advisability of having this feature add
e5 to the evenings program on
Thursday night the members, Of Eu-
reka Council viii go 20 Newark TO pay
a fraternal visit 20 American Flag
Council Of that place Ihey expect TO
take large delegation with them and
are anticipating an enjoyable evening
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

Instead Of sending curtains to the
iaHHdU - an expensive process
or breaking her back drying
them in the old-fashioned way, the
modern homekeeper uses a nsw
curtain Stretcher which has little
pins on which the curtain is
pinned in twinkling, is so braced
the curtain will not sag, and which
can be placed on an easel out of
the way.
zoe; viii dry curtain 1 TO 2 wards
wide, 2 to 4 yards long, pin hooks two
inches apart; S125, the same kind oi
streteher with pin hooks one inch apart.
Sl.5oiiwlll dry any size curtain from
sash curtains to those 2 yards wide and
1 yards long.
Easel, 26e extra
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
The Separate Dress and
Walking Skirt an
American Idea i
Second floor, Chestnut street.

Second floor, Chestnut street,
The new models are snug
around the top, with all the
fulness flaring out below the
knees. Everything leans 10
siralght long lines.
For the house come beautiful long
skirts OF soft clinging vole and crepe de
chine over taffeta, SO 70 $3.50.
Long taffeta and peau de sole skirts,
fl5 TO s27.
"Swlng-clear' lengths, Of course, in
all the skirts for walking and shopping.
These start at S3.75 for cheviOt or
sturdy mixed materials, and 20 on up,
a step at a time, through IN. tWeeds.
Panamas and tr-aiclchs, TO Sl7.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
The Day for Baby Coats
(Eaby Store, second flooTl

(Eaby Store, second tloo0
Thirty-tive coats Of paffe bsarskfn
cioih-that fuzzy white cloth that
looks like the soft, warm skin of
the polar bear-plain and trimmed;
scarcely two alike. "a, g. so.
s4.75, s5. Sc, SIS, s11.5O; ?, 3 and
4-year "a few l-year) sizes in the
lot.
Crushed TeiSef Goals in different
colors; $3.50, SO. 70, Sc. so and 81;
2 TO 4-year sizes; but only hand
ful all told.
Cloth coats, $3.50 and 81. 75;
red, tan and blue in the lot; ? and
3-year sizes-worth a third more.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Muslin Sheets and
PilloW-Cases
Main Aisle)

Main Aisle)
Never mind why-but the prices
are considerably smaller than the
same qualities usually cost.
Made up along the Long Island
Sound and f0rn-not cHi-when il
was time to make them up.
Pillow-csses, 45x88 inches, lac usu.
ally 18c.
Bolster-cases, 42x76H inches, 2sc usu-
ally 88c.
Sheets, slx9O inches. 45e usually 6Oe.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
American
Hosiery and Underwear
tAisles 8 and 4-west)

his purchasing trips through Germany the chief of the
hosiery found German people working German
for the American market and side by side with
other German women making seamless hosiery
American machines the American style for the German
Strange this may appear there simple explanation
German hosiery it fine In texture and well shaped
Germans import hosiery America any large quantities.
they buy machinery and many the style of
hosiery be cheapy made longer
ing seamless is comfortable
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
stltutlons for their Kindness.
Kniahts Of Malta.

Brandywine Commandery, No. 81,
Knights OF Malta. held an interesting
meeting last night. Resolutions Of re-
spect were adopted on the death of
their late member. William Cathcart.
X was decided to send a copy of the
resolutions to the family Of the de-
ceased and also 10 drape the charter
for thirty days The members are cons
sidcring a return visit 10 the Ellm Pl.
Clmmandery. the msmecis - hob
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Colored Silk
Petticoats, $3.75

(Arcade)
No white or black In the lot, but
blue, red, gray-all the good colors to
match fall gowns.
Aeeordlon-pleated founee and little
rufile Give fulness about the bottom.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
HoStetp

Women's silk stockings. 81. s1.5O. 50 and
81 so; also heavy full fashioned black cot
ton stockings at 25c, made here IN Phila-
delphia. They cannot be eQueled by for
eign goods at tho price.
Babies cashmere stockings, made Of
pure Australian wool, with silk heels
and toes, 25c.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Eorrcstera of Amerloa.

Members OF Court Thomas r. Bayard.
Fofesters OF America, arc engrossed In
Tho preparations that are being made
fof the first reception, which the so-
ciety intends giving IN Turn Hall on
Ti iday evening, November II. Rawn-
s'oys orchestra has been engaged for
The occasion and nothing will be left
undone to make the reception ono Of
tha most successful OF the many that
are heid in Turn Hail. The committee
that has charge OF the arrangements is
composed OF John Seller, chairman;
Rafale Fidance. secretary and treas
uier; John T.. Canning, Harry Rich
ards. Patrick ODonnell The mlnol
committees viii be announced later
William Dougherty chief ranger, viii
be the master Of ceremonies.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Flannelette from
Way Down South, 81,

main Alsk)
II It we're wool It couldn't be
warmer or softer, and If it cost SC
a yard, as it ought to, it couldn' I
be better woven, with prettier
designs.
Stripes, checks and plain white.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
UNderlpeQr

SILK vests and drawers for women.
made by Kayser In New York stats,
Vests, 1910 to 81 Drawers, Sc to sl2
Undergarments Of cotton, merino and
silk. made by the American Hosiery Conn
pany for men, women and children, hold
their own when sold side by side with the
English and French makes.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

Naomi Lodge. No. 3. Rebecca Degree
viii install their recently elected Off
GERS this evening. The installation was
to have taken place last Wednesday
but the officers who were to install the
candidates could not be present.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

the ceremony. The event will be a not
able one in Shield of Honor circles in
Camden. The Wilmington delegation
win leave on an early evening train
ana viii join the Philadelphia members
at the Market street ferry.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
shield of Honor Aetives.

The Active Association Of the Shield
Of Honor will so to Camden, n. j., on
Saturday evening, october %, and Will
institute a Camden Active Association.
The degree team Of the Philadelphia
As8ye Association VIZ have ehargs 81
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

Chosen Friends Castle, No. H.
knlghts OF the Golden Eagle. at their
meeting last night received hve candl-
dates. They viii be initiated at the
meeting on Tuesday night, october 81.
Resolutions OF respect were adopted on
the death Of the wife OF Andrew Crale,
one of the members Of the order.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Shield Of Honor.

corinthlan Lodge, No l. Shield Of
Honor had two propositions for mem-
hcrship at their regular weekly meet
iug last night The lodge Is Ia excel
leni order and the members are much
pleased with the manner IN which they
are progressing.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Rummage in Leather
Goods
tBasement)

(BasemenO
SolIed and rubbed bags, pocket books
and belts reduced to half and LESSEE
toe
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
N1ercerized Vestinss
Csc

Main Aisle
Earlier some Of the same designs
seld for soc a yard.
Plain oolors, stripes and gun
Uetal effectS-as beautifully mer.
eerized as the weavers of this
Country know how.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Flower Hats for SIS, S6 and So
LOoIden Salon, NAN foorl

American designers planned these hats and American mners
carried them outn soft petals Of and veveteen leaves all
the shades of the garden.
They hats the theatre or with fancy tailored
suit a reception gown.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrud<
ing Piles. Your druggist will refun6
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails ID
lrurs-xon in 10 IA days hQc =,
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Sons Of America.

r. o. S. Of A.
Camp No. 10, Patriotic order Sons OF
America had am interesting meeting
l1st evening 10 was decided to go 10
Port Penn next Tuesday night when
the Port Penn camp viii dedicate their
new hall. The local camp wants to
iaNe q laree uelegauon Nl.A ,ie... a.-.
al the members who possibly can age
requested TO be present ON that even
ing Camp No. IS has several candi-
dates out and the order is progressing
favorably.
Camp 10. !. Patriotic order OF Amer
beams had an interesting session last
night. The members are deeply inter-
ested In the preparations that are being
made for the ceiebration of the iifth an-
niversary OF the order (which Is 60 be
held on the last meeting night OF this
month. An elaborate program Is being
arranged and the celebration win un-
doubtedly be one OF the most Interest,"
ing that has yet been held.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

Y NI"INa
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
Mechanics Lodge. No. A. Independent
order Odd Fellows. viii initiate large
class Of candidates on October 20. The
degree work will be done by team
under the direction Of Samuel Ovon-
shine. the director Of degree work The
officers Of the Grand Lodge have been
invited 70 be grand officers association
wiz attend in a body. All Odd Eel
laws viii he " elcsme as the commit
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

what time did The watch run down
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
independent Order 81 odd FelIows.

recently paid Brandywlne Commander,
Visit.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
Hsptssopbs or e w. M.

At the meeting on next Tuesday nigh.
OF the members Of Peerless Conclaye
No 10, Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men.
seven candidates viii be initiated into
the order. The initiation will be fol-
lowed by an enterla'rmeai and refresh
inents and all the members are expect
cd to attend on that occasion.
Evening journal., 1904-10-19
kniohts Of the Golden Eaale.

TtflNNfiAc ol AlI AVlbNN LaNlGf
Chosen Friends Castle. No. H..
Knlghts OF the Golden Eagle. at their
meeting last night received fve candl-
dates. They viii be initiated az the
meeting on Tuesday night, October ST.
Resolutions OF respect were adopted on
the death OF the wife OF Andrew erals
one of the members OF the order
Heptasophs or S. w. NJ.
At the meeting on next Tuesday night
OF the members Of Peerless conclave
no. TO- Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men
seven candidates viii be initiated into
the order. The initiation viii be fol-
lowed BY an entcrtainmeai and refresh
inents and all the members are expect
cd to attend on that occasion.
The benefit given by the social COM
miltee Of William Mckinley Conclave.
No. II, Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men.
at pockstader's Theatre Monday night
proved to be a grand success financial
~. There were present about $50 mem
bers Of the order Of Heptasophs. or
Seven Wise Men, besides a number Of
their friends, Most Eminent Archou
il. +. Meyer was kept busy an night
receiving congraulatons from the
members of,other eonclaves ON how the
committee he had appointed had ham
died the affair and the committee also
came In for their full share Of praise
Tor the good work done by them IL Is
inc earnest desire of the most eminent
archon that ail members OF she con-
clave will be present az the regular
meeting tonight as some business Of
importance will be brought up at that
time.
on Saturday evening the Gayo Social
Club, composed of the members OF the
various conclaves Of the Hoptasophs. or
Seven Wise Men, viii hold a special
meeting in their rooms in the Smith
Building There VIII be business Of i'm.
portance transacted and an the mem.
bers are expected to attend the ses,
sion.
James Young conclave. Heplasophi
or Seven Wise Men wiz have six can
didates for Initiation at the nieetin,
which will. be heid-on Saturday even
ing The initiation Exercises will b,
conducted partly by the degree team
from James Young rconciave and part
~ by tho degree team from Friendshil
Conciave. All the members of the. con.
clave are invited to attend and ther,
VIII be an entertainment and refresh.
ments after the business session.
Improved Order Of Red Men.
Wsneta Council, No. 3, Degree OF Po.
cahontas, had one proposition at las
nights meeting. on Saturday evenin,
the degree team visited susauebann,
Council at Havre de Grace and adonte,
nine palefaces. The work of Wanet.
Council degree team was pleasing +,
the members OF the Susquehanna Conn
oil who We're lavish Ia their praise o
the visitors. The Wilmington part,
were royalty entertained ana returne
much pleased With their visit.
Cherokee Tribe, No. A. Improved Or
der Red Men. kindled their camp FIR
last night and gave two degrees TO sev
eral palefaces. on next Tuesday nigh
there viii be three adoptions and sey
eral propositions are expected. Their
viii also be a meeting Of the Haymak
ers. There are several candidates IA
this degree and a large attendance Z
members Is expected. The bushes
session will be followed by a luncheon
Railroad Trainmen.
HrendHrssna- L-aa.rs.a 7z~--s-aax sRrothe,
..s xaEFsnffnl @A@
Evening journal., 1904-10-19

ON Saturday evening the Gayo Social
Club, composed os the members OF he
various conclaves Of the Hoptasophs. or
Seven Wise Men. win hold specmi
meeting IN their rooms in the Smith
Building. There VIII be business Of im-
portance transacted and an the mem
bers are expected to attend the ses-
sion.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-11-11

zaslass eiislas
Mi. s. Il. PoSefs spent sittliifi'
day at Fayetteville.
Mr. o Nj Henley of Brownsville,
made us o. pleasant call Tuesday
MrsW Fl Manning of GheraN
was over sa]esday taking in thu
sights.
Mr.. r. d. Sellers, now of Ches.
terfield, was hero salesday ant
called.
Mr.. VIM Usher, Of Lester. was
down Saturday aud caiicd. No
special news.
Mr.. II. B. Quick Of adamsville
was down Saturday and called
with 4 smile.
Mrs S. Il. Fowcrs has rcturn
cd home from q visit TO her dau.
ghter at Rocky Mount.
Mr. II d Mccall has buried the
last of q drove Of 60 young tur
keys that he expected to have for
tho market
Mrs. ). ). Pearson is spending
a week among relatives and
friends i'll Darlington and
Florence.
Capt II. p. Stubbs, of Brights
vile, was down Saturday and
made us q call. Everything pros
pcring in his section.
Mrs. S. Kelly and three grand
children of Hope Mills have been
spending a week with her daugh-
ter Mrs John Stewart
Squire D. D. Stubbs Of Brigh-
tsville was down salesday. He is
preparing to visit his son down
in Florida, whom he has not seen
III 10 years.
MIR. A l.. Barham, n lucky
farmer Of Hebron has leased the
farm now occupied by Mr.. B. f.
Stanton and will live there next
year.
The DEMOCRAT returns hearty
thanks 10 the kind friends who
ctlled salesday with smiles and
good cheer, We love to work for
such people.
Mr.. b. Frank Stanton, a mo-
del farmer OF lower Hebron, has
leased Senator McLaurin's Rcd
Bluff farm Of 400 acres and will
live there next year
Mr.. a. w Wcatherlv former
iy OF Red Hill! who moved to
Berkely county and is now can
vassing for the farmers Dixie
Stake Cutter, was here Satur-
day calling on his old friends.
Mr.. John l.. McKinnon, for
mcrly Of our comfy but now a
resident of Washington. ID. c.. is
spending few days with rcla-
tives at his old home. He was
looking we'll and in fine health.
Mrs II. w. Scruggs, Of Ruby,
is expected over to dav to spend
some time with relatives and
friends around 'ratum where
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-11-11
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W " -----As ~--
TO SELL
Heavy and Fancy Groceries and
full line Of Canned Goods,
Pickles, Sauces and Dainties,
Candies, Cakes and Fruits.
Tobacco and Cigars
ALSO
A nice line of Gloves, Hosiery,
Heavy Underwear for men and
women, and many Novelties
Needfuls in the notion line
A full line of Crockery, good
enough for any home. In Tin
ware we have anything from
cup to milk bucket
Also, Il nice line of Pants and
Storm Coats that we offer at
living prices.
We invite special attention to
our stock of Guns and Ammu-
nition Of Stevens make.
We have too Il few nice covered
baskets, to go as bargains.
Call and see US
Il. POWERS,
Marion ST. Bennettsville, s. @