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WINDSOR CoUNY
SOUTH RoYALToN.

Miss Laura A. Freeman 81 Burlington
is Mt her fathers, +. w. Frceman's for
vacation Of two wecks.-Miss Celia
Wynn returned from st. Albnrs Satur-
tlay.Misscs isabelle Martin. Belle
Doubleday ard Emma Russ are in Mont
pclicr for two weeks attending summer
school.-Miss BESSIE Smith IS at home af-
ter an absence of several weeks spent in
New Haven. Conn. Worcester and Bos-
t. n.-Nfss Lillian Twisdcn Of Arlington.
Mass. arrived Friday to spend the re-
m,ndor of the summer at q. n. Slough
tons Miss Cassie Bingham. who teaches
in SALEM. Mass. is at her fathers, j. q.
Ring hams fer tho summer.-Mrs Lucina
Dexter of Providence, II. l.. IS visiting
old friends in town.-Miss Gertrude
G'ndalc recently spent n few days with
her sister in Tunbridgc Mrs Ernest
Mo"dy and Mrs. Ehuer iiargood we're in
Montpelier on Monday.--M Mrs. Joseph
Waldo and daughters have returned
from visit tn Lynn and SIring iicld-
Mrs Frank rrnny and daughter return
cd on Thursday from q. ten days visit
in Cucchcc Miss Emma Rnwcil went
~ Montpelier oil Monday. where she will
attend sumner scht 81 -Quen nc Cowcn has
returned from IA visit ir Qucchcc.-Miss
Hnul Abbot, and brother. Ralph. spent
Monday in Montpelier.-Joserh Waldo is
ut hon" for few days.-Dr. and Mrs.
r. =. Bearing and their guests MIR. and
Mrs. Palmer and daughter. POE, spent
sunday and Monday IN Randolph -
Nj, sscs Nedh and Dora Dexter Of Frovi
'lencc, r. J.. have been NistinD: at Amos
Eaton's the past wcek.-Charl.s 3. Wall
returned from Woodstock on Saturday,
where h" has been serving as jury man
liz county ccurt-Mrs. sherman Goodwin
is improving but not vet well-Miss
Smith is visiting Mrs. E:uncc N"ff.-I..
6. ')ckclman has been unable to be in
his store during the past fcw days owing
to his lncssAtrs. Edward Buffan. who
mas been tie guest OF friends during the
past two weeks returned Inst Wednesday
to her home IN Woodstock.- and
Mrs. Charles McChnud of New York city
who were guests of Mrs. Arlotta Durkoe
left on THURSDAY .-Ralph Ecxtcr of
Providence, r. l.. is employed at Jams s
BinShan's by driving the milk team
Mrs. Ellis y! Somervllr, Mass arrived
last Tuesday TO remain few days as the
guest Of Mrs. Iulricc
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MIDDLEsEX.

Grant Scott was In Montpelier Thurs
day to attend ii club picnic at Benjam-
in Falls.-George Bean has finished work
for George Alexander and Is on on four
weeks leave of absence. He Ia assisting
Ned Converse with his haying for a few
days.-Misses Maude Edgerly and Grace
Ncwhall of Barre. w. II. Newhnll OF
South Barre. Mrs. c. +. Newhall and
Emery Newhail OF Barre have been re-
cent guests at ]. II. Robinson's.-Thc
New England Telephone company are
etringing, a new line to Morctown Com
nion.-Mrs Edward Dana Is very low
with cancer OF the stomach.-i,Sant
Scott went to Burlington Saturday for
medical treatment. He Is to undergo an
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BROWN1N0TON.

Mrs. Potter has returned from Lowell,
Mass, where she went on business.
A. O. Denison has sold his farm near
Bloomington village to George Going
And moved to Barton Landing to live
with their daughter. Mrs. Herbert Lee
1and.--Mrs. Carrie Hyde Of Glens Falls
visited her neicc. Mrs. La Course and
other friends the past two weeks
Mrs W. B. Guild and Mrs. Betsy Pierce
are quite ili-Mrs. L. A. Drown has
rome TO woodsvilie, n. H., for short
Rime.-The pike Manufacturing com
Oany have closed their mill for the
month of July.-E. Il. Pike and wife
pf Pike, n. H., were visitors at II. ].
Smiths lately---As George Morey was
but in the yard with his gun last Wed
hesday it was discharged in some un-
known way the ball passing through
his foot The wound is doing we'll at
hresent,
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

W. II. Taller, who usually spends n
part Of the summer each year in Bran
don, died suddenly at the Curtis hotel
in Lenox. Mass. The cause of his death
was indigestion and heart trouble. Mr..
Taller was &c years old and for many
years was senior member Of the firm of
w. II. 4 r., n. Taller. dry goods mcr-
chants Of New York. He was direct
descendant of Lieut.. Gov. William TIA iler
Of the province Of Massachusetts. who
died in 1872. Besides a widow. MIR. Taller
is survived by two brothers. Edwin NJ
and Robert w. Taller and two sisters
Mrs. J. s. Townsend and Mrs. a. r.
Spencer of New York.
Mrs. r. w. Bcssee and the Misses
Agatha, Nellie and Mary Dever have
gone to Lake R0mosecn for ten days
vacation
Daniel SMITH Of Ripton was in the po-
lice court safnrday evening and fined
s. and costs Amounting in all to $ll 20
for intcXicaton. tie made ARRANGEMENTS
to pay.
Mrs. Alexander Laport went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
Monday to undergo an operation.
The funeral OF Mrs. Pamela Root,
who died Saturday at her home in
! Orwell at the age Of "a was held Mon
day afternoon at two o'clock.
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WATTSFIELD

The remains of John c. Gleason. a long
time resident OF East Warren. We're
brought here last Tuesday afternoon for
intprmcnt in the village cen'ctery.-Waltcr
Andrews Of Brooklyn. n. Y. is in town
for ID few days visiting his mother. Mrs.
Rufus Bucklin. MIR. and Mrs. w. T..
Jones were in Burlington a few days last
week, calling OH frends.-IIenry Fullerton
Of Montpelier. was in town on business
for two days last week.-Mrs.. l.. X.
Joslin, Of Burlington, former we'll known
resident of this village. is spending few
days here calling on old neighhOrS and
friends.-r funeral services Of Flosse
Maxwell. youngest daughter Of Rob't. a.
Maxwell. were held at tho house. Tuesday
afternoon. attended by the Rev. r. NJ.
Barnes. with burial at the lrasvile
oemctery.-A and Mrs c. p. Moody and
son Chcser, OF Waterbury were in town
Sunday for n snort visit with friends
Two candidates were initiated at the last
meeting of Maple Lodge ID. or R-Sev-
cral of our more entorprsirg farmers
have finished their "haying' and report
excellent crops. n. Parker. "A former
resident here. but now of Rochester. n. i.
is in town for short stay. renewing old
|acu,laintanccs. for the first time since
Leaving here over seventeen years ago
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Eaton started Monday
on a vacation trip of two weeks. winch
they intend TO spend with her parents Mt
| and Mrs. I'd. Johnson. at 81. VICTOR
Province OF Qucbcc,-Thc ladies' or the
local Rebekah Lodge will serve Ice cream
Saturday eve. July End. on the lawn IN
front of the l. q. o. +, Han. Give them a
call, and sample their wares
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NORTHFIELD.

The fire department was called out Mon
day morning at about $50 O'Clock 10
put ont the fire IN the new mouse just
completed by G. J, Rice of k'ns street
and occupied by an Italian named SIM
me,ti. Simmetii is a fruit peddlar ana was
drying some bananas in the refrigerator
He. with his family. went to Barre ana
left the lamps burning. The fire was dis
covered by some of the ncighpors ana
tho fire checIed before much 1amare Was
done to the building. The furniture was
all burned together with mis- stock OF
fruit.
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BRAINTREE.

Guy Spear and wife are spendin: their
summer vacation with their parents,
Charles Spear and wife, at their home
in Pcth.-Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Cleveland
Of Montpelier spent the first of the week
with their parents, Henry Cleveland. and
wife Mrs. c. a. l.asher of Simd nsvillc
spent day recently with G. e. Flint
and wife..-Ernest Tracy ard wife OF
Randolph are spending two weeks vaca.
ton with Fl. ]. Bass and wife and Mr..
Tracy is assisting in the hayh.ld.-Fred-
crick Billings and George Aitkcn OF
Woodstock were in town one day recent
~ and purchased a pair Of work horses
Of q ". Flaeg which were at once taken
10 the Billings farm. Mrs Heher Farms.
worth was In TunbridPe the last of the
week to got her daughter. Ruth. who has
been spending couple Of weeks will
her sister. Mrs. g. c. Summer.
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WORCESTER

John Dunn of Craftshury has bought
the John w. ton farri on Hampshire
Hill. Mrs Dunn Uizzie Culvcr) was Il
fOl! ner resident OF this towr.-Mrs.
Jennie Brown Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. " heeler at her home In Hardwick
Mrs. Mark I.add and children spent
last week at her old home in Middlescx
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. r. Kent spent last
week with friend in JcNesvllc, --ticorge
Ripley OF Montpelier is In town for .
few days.-Mrs. Asno Pratt of Barre is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Grin Rich
ardSOn.
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MORGAN.

The Ladies' Aid are having steel
ceiling put on the nsidc walls OF the
church and others are talking of putting
In a furnace.--J. II. Noyes and wife OF
6arnston. Can, was at W. p. Bartlett
last Saturday. He has sold his farm and
ontenls TO go to Colebrook. \. H.--Kobert
Blood is gaining faster now than any
hther time since his ri,.ry about seven
Nsecks ago.-Mrs. David Wilcox Is visi-
eipg in Canada. Mrs. Carrie Young will
Reach the fall term at No. Mrs w. II.
Cox and little son of Ogdcnshirg. \. ".
are stopping at B. j. Ccx's.-Mrs. Ira L.
Burroughs is or the sick list, Mrs. Q. p.
Wilcox is much better.
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READING.

a very successful lawn party was held
ut Dir. Kir'on's last SATURDAY evening.
Music was furnished by l'roctorsvill,
brass band. Refreshments were sold
Visitors in Fclchvllc and vicirity are as
follows: Mrs. Hincklcy and daughter of
Rutland at g. ". Ricc's. Mortimer. Helen
and Ruth Payne OF CRANKY, L. @, At G.,
NJ. Hcadlcy's; Mrs. Jennie Bailey and
daughter of CRANKY Center, Iowa. at
John Fairness: Mrs 'larwood and son of
Salem. n. Y. az the Mari N, Claude Clark
and daught of Boston and katherine
nj Margaret Clark Of Windsor at Mrs.
Lucinla Clark's; Mrs. Putnam and son of
South Boston at Or. +. e. MorGan's.
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WEsTTIELD.

Mrs. Alva Hitchcock Of Providence is
spending a few weeks at the home Of her
brother. w. II. Gilpin.-Misses Marion,
Helen and Florence Clark OF Norwood. N.
b.. are spending two months with their
aunt. Mrs. w. d. Bell.-Mrs. Napoleon
end Mrs. George Root returned last week
from Montpelier. where they had been a
aweCk at Henry Root's.-Mrs. viii Eaton
end Mrs. Frank Annis OF Essays, Ohio.
end Mrs. Frank True Of Los Angeles.
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EAST ROXBURY.

A. II. steele from Worcester, Mass
visited his brother. James Steele. last
wcck.-Mable I.add came from Grc"nl'cid'
Mass, last week to visit nor rareptH'
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Jad'!.-N inlfrch ross
is home from her school worA III M'dal'-
town for the summer Nacatioh'-Nis'
Adm Richardson and little daughter
Winifr.d visited at NJ. kn,de' last
week-Hnrlcy Ward returned TO III"
soldiers home last wcck,-Fred hi"h-
cham has been sick with measles, DR..
Ellis attended him. his father was call
ed here to care for him,-Mr. Humphrey
and Mrs. Mills from Nalthan, Mass.
are boarding at Mrs. George Fosss Thcy
the living in "A tent for the health OF MI
tlumphrey.-C. j. Allen from sprinsn'l l.
Mass. and +. o. Allen were here and dt-
tended church Sunday.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Ladies' Aid meet with Satra Sabin
Wednesday the 26th afternoon and even
ing.--Walace Thomas OF Lcoirinstcr
Mass. is visiting his father and brother
Mrs. Glenn Hall and daughter are at L.
W. iIuskells for a few days.-Rena Rem
gel is with her parents at Greensboro. -.
The two sons Of Dwight Wells are board
ing at Mr.. StrOng'S.
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DERBY LINE.

Miss II. NJ. Hepworth is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. II. j. Mulian. of Mont
real ~ Miss Katherine Flint OF this place
and Miss Irene Blanchard from Illinois
are visiting in quebec. -Edwatd Audn-
vvoud is again at homo from trip to
Niagara Falls.-The many friends Of Miss
FLORENCE Nelson are rejoicing Oh her re-
turn home in Il greatly improved cohdl-
aon. She has been under treatment at
khe Roval Victoria hospital in Montreal
for several wceks.-Mr. J. FreWin. who
has been spending ten days vacation
at the home Of his sister, Mrs r. j. Hunt
has returned to Montreal-ln the future
the Office of DR.. Grant will he III the
basement Of the Parker studio Mrs. r..
C.. Swectzcr of Philadelphia, Pa, has ar
rived at the home of her mother. Mrs.
d. ]. Falsifer and will remain during the
summer.
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CHELsEA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Davis Of
bethel. accon,pa MED by their three years
old son, Edward. Jr. and their neice.
Josephine Rourke OF somerville. Mass.
rode over from Nethel In Mr.. Davis's
automobile on Sunday to visit his mother,
Mrs. George l.. stow.-Mrs. Anna l..
Jcnks. accompanied by her sen, Harold
=. jerks. from Melrose. Mass. are
spending the summer at the house Of
the Misses Andr As.-On Saturday after
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CRAFTsBURY.

The young people at East Craftshury
sold ice cream and cake last Saturday
night for the benefit of the academy
Nano.-Mr. Davcrscn, who has been en-
plcyed in the store Of Finer Stratton,
finished his work last Saturday. lie left
Monday for Montreal where he will
spend a short vacatiOn.-The Ladies Aid
held an experience social in the Metho-
dist Church last Friday evening. Their
experiences in rhyme caused good deal
of fun and brought in quite sum Of
R,onnev
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TORESTDALE.

Mrs Hattie Brown Of Iowa, visited
at Il. +. Wheelers reccntly.-Mr and
Mrs Daniel Blodgett are visiting their
children in Arlington.-Mrs. ]. s.
Carder and son, Herbert of Rutland
are visiting at Mrs. Mary Symons.-
Mrs w. II. c. Whitcomb and son.
Charles. OF Watcrvleit n. V. are visit
ing at L. G., Bump's.--C. Il. Hewitt is
visiting his granddaughter. Mrs. Ed
ward Blanchard of Brattleboro.
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MONTPELIER.

Richard Dodge better known as shack
wants to go to the annual q. a. r..
encampment which Is to be held IN Den
yer. Colo. this fall. lie Is veteran OF
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correspondent with more than half the
States in the Union in regard to this mat
ter.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla cures radically
that Is, II removes the roots OF disc
ease That's better than looping the
branches.
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operation at the hospital the last of the
week.-Mrs.. George Alexander goes to
Burlington Wednesday night to be with
her son, while he is being treated at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. S. Viles Of
Montpelier. who has an electric light
plant in town. is changing his poles, plac-
irg them back from the main road so as
to avoid the damage in the spring at the
time of high water. He is employing
quite Il gang Of men. He is placing them
on the hill where a good deal of blast
ing has to be done to place the poles.
Evening journal., 1905-01-10
Party at MiddIetown


Middletown, Jan. 1O-Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
rift N Willis gave a social affair on
Saturday evening in honor of their
daughter, Miss Clara, and her guest, Miss
Isabelle Stokes. of Philadelphia. Although
the evening was not favorable, most Of
the invited guests were present. The
well-lighted house presented cheerful
appearance to the friends as they arrived
and the host and hostess gave a cordial
welcome.
Progressive finch was a feature Of the
evening. Miss Ethel Mallley was fortunate
enough to win the ladies prize and Julian
Foard won the gentleman's prize. About
10 o'clock refreshments were served. af-
ter which dancing was INDUCED in until
midnight All expressed themselves as
having a very merry time.
Among those present were Miss Isabelle
Stokes. Of Philadelphia Miss Elizabeth
Lindley, Of Virginia; Miss Lydia Elason
and Miss Blanche Elason, Of Mt. Pleas
ant; Misses Paxson. Of Summit Bridge;
Miss Ethel Mailly and Miss Frances As
! pril, OF Odessa; Mr.. Paxson, of Summit
Bridge; Elias Shallcross and Clarence AS
pril, OF Odessa, Miss Susie Foard, Miss
Eliza Green, Miss Helen Brady, Miss
Helen Brady, Miss Helen Cochran. Miss
Louise Mcdowell, Miss Adele Cochran,
Miss Mary Rowland. William G. Lock-
wood, John NJ. Rothwel. George d. Kel-
ley Jr.. Wallace Beaston, Sidney Pever-
ley, Lloyd Bragdon, Fred. Crouch and
Julian Foard, of Middletown.
Evening journal., 1905-01-10
EVIDENCE IN HOLLANDS FAVOR
Constable Told His Physician That a
White Man Shot Him.

Elkton. Nd, Jan. l0-From present indi-
cations It is thought the trial Of John
Holland colored, charged with the muir
der OF Albert Constable. will last until
after the middle Of this week. A number
Of witnesses for the defense were exam
ined and gave testimony tending to re-
lieve the prisoner Of the charge against
him.
DR. H. Arthur Mitchell, who attended
Mr.. Constable after he was shot, stated
that during the night Of the assassination
Mr.. Constable at his home said:
art. / can't see why I could not say
what color the man was. He was a white
man. for had little chat with him."
The witness then said to Mr.. Constable:
you don't mean to say he talked with
your
yes" answered Mr.. Constable; ''he
said he wanted my money l then said:
You are not going TO let me die here
aioner and then asked him 10 go and tell
the coiored people on the hill to come
down to me. He said he would"
Mr.. Constable, Dr. Mitchell said. was In
pretty good shape mentally when this con-
versation took place.
Cpon- DISCRIMINATION the witness tes-
titled that Mr.. Constable's pockets were
not disturbed, and also that he heard Mr..
Constable say in his room that the man
must have been white man, as he had a
white mans voice. Witness further said
that while on the hill where the wounded
man was found Mr., Constables mind may
have wandered and possibly was not en-
tirely clear, but while nj bed in his home
his faculties We're perfectly clear.
Evening journal., 1905-01-10
Social and Personal Notes

DR.. William H. Cooper Of Kenton is
IA Wilmington visitor.
Miss Pauline Myers Of PHILADELPHIA
is the guest Of Wilmington friends.
James Van Dyke is visiting relatives
in Townsend.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson has returned
to Chester after a visit to Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. Edward Graves Of Townsend, is
visiting Mrs. Jennie VanSant.
Charles Jester has returned from a
Western trip on which he bought three
carloads OF horses.
Miss Edna d. Lowden Of Riverton.
n. j., is visiting Mrs. Howard Mass AT
her home, No. 1905 West Fifth street.
The Rev. r. II. Adams d. D.. pastor
Of Union NJ. r. Church. is confined 10
the parsonage by a severe cold.
William Wolfe and Daniel Pierce of
Chester spent Sunday with Whining
ton friends.
Victor E. Tyson OF Ridley Park has
secured a position in this city.
Harry Bonham has returned from a
visit to Elverson, Pa.
Amor Steel has returned from ox-
ford, Pa, where he was the guest OF
relatives. -
Mrs. c. P. NJ. Rumford left vester-
day for Manchester, N. H., where She
Evening journal., 1905-01-10
NOTES OF
DELA WARE
COLLEGE

The next event OF prominence at Del
aware College will be the Junior mill
tary promenade. The date set this year
Is Friday, February II. The dance
will be under the entire charge Of the
Junior Class and is eagerly looked for
ward TO by the students and their
friends. The. various committees are
working hard and IL is sure to be a
success. A large attendance is expect
ed.
The Junior Glass received their pins
last Friday. They are very neat. con-
sisting of a circle in gold containing the
word Delaware" In side of the cir
Gle is blue enamelled square set on
its corners containing the numerals in
gold. 1t is one Of the latest designs in
class pins.
Owing to a new switchboard being
Installed In Mechanical Hail. the shops
were closed the fore part OF last week.
Professor c. c. Short addressed the
Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday afternoon.
When the town of Newark was. on
the verge OF a water famine last week,
before the heavy rains. the Council
limited the college to 1900 gallons daily
The first day this went into effect the
students were not aware OF il and
therefore used 5000 gallons. The next
day, however, they were more economi-
cal and used 1893 1-2 gallons. They
thereupon received a note of thanks
from the president.
Evening journal., 1905-01-10
Townsend

Special to The Evening Journal.
Townsend. Jan. 10.-Niss Anna Law
son has returned from a visit with
friends in Wilmington.
John Parvis has returned home after
spending several days as the guest Of
friends in Wilmington.
Miss Elvin Spry, of Middletown,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Spry.
Mrs: Isaac Talley and daughter, Et-
ma, have returned to their home near
Wilmington, after spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Stats
Mrs Harry Hart has returned to her
home in Philadelphia, after several
days visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Van Dyke. OF
near Smyrna, spent Sunday with his
parents. George Van Dyke and wife.
Miss Maud Smith, Of MiddletoJyR
spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs, l.
L. Maloney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slant have returned &c
their home in Sudlersville, after a few
days visit with their son, Mr.. and Mrs
George Slant.
Miss Bessie Walker. Of near Odessa
spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Hyn.
son.
Mrs. Mary Van Horn is the guest o.
relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Ethelwyn Maloney Of Dove
Academy, spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Maloney.
Miss Katie Ratledge, of near town
visited Miss Lucy Beardsley, on Sun
day.
Mrs. Albert Watts and son, Edgar
have returned to their home In Cecil
ton. after several days visit with he
4 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Shock
ley.
The Rev. Adams Jones and wife, o
Betterington, are the guests Of relative
in town.
Evening journal., 1905-01-10
Tuesday, January 10, 1905.
The Store That Saves You Money"
Lippincott & Co.
"A Great Many

Women took advantage of
our Reduction Sale of apparel
for women and girls. This is
the greatest underpriced sale of
women's wear we have ever
had, which means of course,
the greatest Wilmington has
ever known. This sale is the
result of our stock taking, just
finished.
Many odd lots have been re-
duced more than one half. AS
an instance, there are a num-
Der Of Jacket and Elton Suits
in black, blues and novelties
that we have been selling for
SIS and we considered them a
bargain at that price. Now we
find there are some sizes that
we are out of, and to clear them
Quito make room for new spring
stock, we have marked them
$500.
Also for the same reason,
about twenty-five Black Kersey
Jackets we're $40 and S12, now
50. so.
Several Near Seal Jackets,
with mink fur collars. a very
popular combination, were
$37. so and $4,000. On account
of having only "a inch and 80
inch sizes, we have marked
them SIS.