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PhIiadeIphia Markets.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Philadelphia. Pa. May 22-Whcat. &c lower
No. red n export elevator. ssassi Sc: No North
crn do. alni3c. no > Northern do o0aalisc.
Corn firm; No.2 In export elevator, 66ab5S
Oats firm; No white natural, i0c. No, 2
white clipped lOc.
Bran. frtn; winter in bulk 81. 2.5oas2a spring in
sacks. so a0as2.
Refined sugars. steady but quiet powdered sf65
aSi 70 granulatcd 81 h5aGi 40, confcc0ncrs a. 81 40
asi4b. Keystone A, Si.1asfS5
Butter, steady; extra Western creamery DC do.
nearby prints 22c.
Eggs, steady; nearby fresh, l75Sc at mark West
ern fresh, 17is g AZ mark
Live poultry, dull; fowls. l3ia1lc; old
ROSTERS 9a9i6c spring chickens, 2a2bc; ducks,
l2al3c; geese, l0allc.
Dressed poultry unchanged. fowls choice Ifc;
doiair 10 good iSaiS1c' old rosters ci roasting
chickens choice, laci do fair % good l2al1c.
hroilers. nearby. 2sa80c, do Western, 25n2sc
Potatoes, firm Pennsylvania choice ner
hushol, s0aS5c New York and Western do. do
7oasoo New York and Western fair 70 good, DO
6da70c
Flour steady Winter extras So 25a3.lo; Penn
syivana roller, clear, sSbhas3 20; do. straight
So. 3.l6as3.q0. Western winter clear, So f0as311 do.
straight, s3.s0aSi; do. patent &,i0afi.t0, Kansas
straight sacks. s. 75as3 90. do. patent sacks, sia
Sl6 spring, clear, S3.7lasl0Q do. straight So l0a
s5 do, patent Si.4oa40oi do. iayorite brands,
S65asfs5
Hay, steady; timothy hay No ], large bales.
Sl7O0; No. ! small hales, SIC 60asl1o0 No q $500
$3.50; No. g. sl2.50asl800i no grade, slooQaelio0.
Clover mixed hay No. 1, SlS.7oosl4o0i No. 2.
SO 50ael3.0O.
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deaths.

BuRTON--In this city, on May 2oth' 1905, EDWARD
a. Burton aged Ss years.
Friends M TIE family are invited % attend me
funeral services at the residence OF MrA Belle
Rendinr no 40 West Fourth street. on Thursday
afternoon. MAY 2ith at ? o'clock. lntefment
WyenfieW cemetery.
CHFNEY-In this city, on May 20th. 1905, Isabella
B wife of James Cheney, aged 90 year
Relatives and friends of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral services az her late residence
No $50 West 10Th street. on "Wednesday afternoon,
NAV 23d. ats o'clock. tntcrmont Mt salem ceme-
terry
CIFNDANIEIs-in this city, on May 10Th, 1905
BENJAMIN Il ClOndanel, aged AZ years
Relatives and friends OF the family are INVITED
10 attend the funeral services AZ Unlosn M. T.
Church. near Milford, Del, on Tuesday AFTERNOON,
May ODD at O'Clock. Friends OF mo iamly can
yioiv me remains this Monday evening, AZ :
ociorl nt chambers undertaking rooms, 2l4
West Ninth street without further notice
DFlCHTON-lu this city, on May 22d. 1904, Mary
Rcbocca wife Of q. D. Delghton, IN her ssth
yclr a., - Ill. A
10 attend the funeral services, az her late resi-
dence No 1928 u street. South Wilmington, ON
Friday afternoon May 2lth, at 2aO o'clock. IN
torment eilverbruok cemetery
DTGA Ann this city, on 2Qth inst, Charles II.
Duran son Of John and Mary nugan.
Renfires and friends are respectfully invited %
attend the funeral irom the residence OF DIS parents
So qlO Pine street. on Wednesday morning az
o'riorf Wiah mass 40 So Marys Church Inter
rlent at Cathedral cemetery
NOORE-M Chicago lll., May 18th, 1906 az me
residence ofherdaughtCr, Janet X. Moore widow
az rhos LoYd Moore and daughter nl the laie
Thos Ioniior Adams, of Wilmington delaware
Services 40 Old Swcdes Church, on wednesday
g7d inst at no O'Clock.
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OBITUARY.
Death OF Mrs. Margaret T.. c;rier, Wife OF
George s. Grier OF Milford.

Death OF Mrs. Margaret T.. firieri Wife OF
George s. Grler OF Milford.
Mrs. Margaret Layton Grier, aged
about GA years, wife Of George S.
Grier, died yesterday afternoon at her
home, near Milford, after an illness of
several months. Besides her husband,
she is survived by the following chill
dren Drs. G. Layton, Frank L., Wal
ter L., and George s. and Harry L.
and Davis Grier, all Of Milford and
Mrs. Ida BrambleIof East Newmarket,
Nd. She was a member Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church and temper
ance worker. Funeral services will be
held at the house at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon and interment will be
made in the cemetery at Barrett s
Chapel, at Frederick.
Isabella B. Cheney, aged 90 years,
wife Of James Cheney, died yesterday.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from her late residence, 2SOO
West Nineteenth street. Interment
will be made at Mt. Salem cemetery.
Janet X. Moore, widow OF Thomas
Lloyd Moore, and daughter Of the late
Thomas Zenifer Adams Of this city,
died in Chicago, ILL.,, on May 18th, al
the residence of her daughter. The
body will be brought to this city and
interment will be made at Old Swedes
cemetery.
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THE OIL INDUSTRY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, May Commissioners
Of Corporations James R. Garfield stated
today that he would submit to the Presi-
dent further information on the result
Of his investigation of the oil industry.
II has not Yet been determined, how-
ever. whether this viii be in one single
report or several separate reports.
The report recently submitted 20 Com
gress covered the question Of transporta-
ton and freight rates and Mr.. Garfield
Is now engaged in preparing reports on
production and refining Of oil, the con-
troll Of pipe lines, foreign trade condi-
tions and competitive methods. The
date for the first four has practically all
been received, and tho report on COM
petitive methods is well under way.
Mr. Garfield said he did not believe that
he would be able to submit 20 the Presi-
dent any of these reports before the ad-
iournmont Of Congress.
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APPEALS TO AuTHoRITIEs.
George Hayes Asks Permission TO Sell
Papers on Lower French Street.

George Hayes Asks Permission TO Sell
Papers on Lower French Street.
County Treasurer Robert NJ Burns
presented to the Street and Sewer Di-
rectors, at their meeting this morning, a
petition from George Hayes, news
agent, with a stand IN the Merritt House
at Front and French streets, asking per-
mission 10 sell papers on French street
between Water and Front, which is
traversed by people going from trolley
cars to the p, b. & W. railroad station.
Mr.. Burns said Mr.. Hayes had been SELL
ing papers there for the past four years,
but yesterday he was warned TO remain
away from there and he feared arrest If
he went there again without permission
from the authorities having jurisdiction
over the streets, hence the petition.
All Of the property abutting on the
SQUARE referred to is owned by the rail-
road company and Mr.. Burns said he
understood that Il was a railroad man
who had warned Hayes not to sell papers
there.
The board took no action, but Presi-
dent Johnson said he understood that
anybody could sell papers on any of the
sidewalks of the city as long as they did
not make a nuisance Of themselves.
Hayes does the bulk of the business
in the square referred to in the mornings,
when workmen are going to nearby
manufacturing establishments and people
are going away on early trains.
When inquiry was made at the office
Of the railroad company, il was stated
that the company hsd acted Of its own
volition and not on complaint of the
Union News Co., as had been reported
although the latter company has a con-
tract with the railroad company giving
it exclusive newspaper and periodical
rights on its property. The objection
according to the reporters informant,
was TO placing papers on the sidewalk.
When Mr.. Hayes was seen by the re-
porter he said he had so many customers
who expected to receive papers from him
in the mornings that il was impossible
to hold the papers under his arm. HI
said he received the notice to move las
Wednesday and since that time had haC
his papers away from the building lint
and out on the curb. He feels that he i
within his rights there.
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SECOND EDITION
A LOAN OF $4,000.
Desired by The Trustees Of The
WOTEhOUSG 10 Complete
Improvements.
100000 AUTHORIZED
But Only $685. Has Been Borrowed
Up 10 This Time,
JOHN {. TAYLOR GETS CONTRACT
To Build the New Road Across
Red Lion Marsh.
100000 AUTHORIZED
But Only S65, 900 Has Been Borrowed
Up 10 This Time.
JOHN E. TAYLOR GETS CONTRACT
To Build the New Road Across
Red Lion Marsh.
LEVY GOURTMEN VISIT WORKHOUSE

At the meeting Of the Levy Court this
morning, Mr.. Hopkins, chairman OF the
finance committee, stated that the
Trustees Of the New Castle County Work.
house find that the S65,O00 bond issue
made some time ago is not sufficient to
pay for the Improvements being made
and desired to get the balance Of the
100000 authorized by an act Of the
Legislature, which will be $4,000. The
matter was referred to the finance COM
mittee and the issue will probably be
made before July lst.
. The contract for repairing the Red
Lion causeway was awarded TO John &.
TAYLOR. His bid was 81 $40.
Members OF the court, accompanied
by Clerk Of the Peace Quigley and Comp
troller Chandler, went to Greenbank
at l1.3O o'clock TO make their annual in
spection Of the workhouse, They were
the guests Of the trustees at dinner.
Court adjourned until next Tuesday.
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II. T. Sergeant,
Coal and Wood
Office, Seventh and King Sts.
Both Phones.
N wall STREET TO-DAY

Associated Pres Dispatch by special Wires
Wall Street, New York, May 22.-lhe
opening trading in the stock market today
was without any show OF animation. Gains
and losses of Is TO u in the principal
active stocks we're Unfortunately mixed.
St. Paul opened At a decline OF 5-S and
Pennsylvania y. Five thousand shares
Of Reading changed hands at an advance
of Is.
When the advance in the coalers were
completed, prices yielded slowly 10 below
last night Amalgamated Copper
Smelling and Canadian Pacific lost large
fractions. There was rise of IA IN
Consolidated Gas and IA in American
Telephone The market offered no Other
incident. Bonds were steady at noon.
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$3.50. .ooo TIRR RmoGDEN.
.ooIated pro.s dispatch b apoolhf Wirsa

Associated Press Dispatch By apoold Wires
Ogden, Utah, May PA fire that
started eary today in tho building occu-
pied by the Burton Implement Co.,
Twenty-third street and Washington
avenue, destroyed hali'a block Of business
houses in Washington avenue, entailing a
loss Of $3.50 900, which Is partially insured.
The blaze was famed BY q strong wind,
and for a time Il seemed as though tho
entire block was doomed, but the fro was
brought under control after destroying tho
buildings occupied by the Burton lmple-
ment Co. and George A Lowe & CO., hard-
ware dealers, Farrs feed store, Burrus'
grocery store, the Elite cleaning and dye
works Richter's carpenter shop and
Erstrom's blacksmith shop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
A SCORE WERE INJURED
Large Steam Pipe Exploded, and The
Roof Of a Building Was Blown on
and the WTeCkags Caught Fire
CONFUSION FOLLOWED ACCIDENT
And Many Reports OF Serious
LOSS OF Life We're Spread
In tho Nelghborhood.
BUT ALL EMPLOYEES ESCAPED DEATH
AuooIalod rrou Dispatch " special wlro.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York, May pa score Of men
employed in the engine and dynamo
rooms of the New York Glucose Co..
plant, at Shady Side N. j., on the west
bank Of the Hudson River, opposite
Ninetieth street. this city, were injured
today by the explosion OF n large steam-
pipe The roof of the building was blown
OF. and the wrcclage caught tire.
Some oi the so men who were at work
in the building had narrow escapes from
death, but werc taken out of the blazing
ruins by lnborcrs from adjoining buildings,
belonging to the same company. ln the
confusion which followed the explosion
many reports of serious loss OF life were
spread among the relatives Of tho om-
ployos thus exaggomiing tho extent Of
the disaster.
Tho company's force and local hremen
fought the flames, which threatened to
destroy several other buildings in tho
glucose plant
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INQUIRY ORDERED.

Associated Press Dispatch by spoolai Wires
Paris, France, May 22.--At a cabinet
council today an inquiry was ordered
with the view 20 prosecuting propuetor5
Of the Villerupt steel factory on tho
charge Of interference with tho liberty
of citizens IN handing TO other employers
in their vicinity lists Of the locked-out
employees in order TO prevent their OBJ
tanning employment.
The government, while the inquiry Is
in progress, will make provision for the
locked-out men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
She Is Supposed to Have FaIisn Down
Stairs.

She Is Supposed to Have falisn Down
stairs.
The body of Benjamin Clendaniel Of
Milford, who died at the Delaware
Hospital on Sunday night, was sent to
that town for interment this morning.
Hester Knots, aged 80 years, Of No.
3 Guthrie's court, was found with her
neck broken at the foot Of the stair
way Of her house last night, and it is
supposed that she fell down the stairs.
Charles Mccoy, a life insurance
agent, made the discovery. Finding
the woman dead he notified the police
and they in turn notified the coroner.
Coroner Purks this morning made
an investigation and he believes she
fell down stairs.
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RUSSIAN JEWS.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
st. Petersburg, Russia, May 22.-The
Jewish League for the Realization OF
Equal Rights for their co-rcligionists IL
in session here.
The attitude Of their members IN Par
lament will be defined. and all questions
relating 20 the Jews will be discussed lt
is also proposed tolmake arrangements for
holding a congress of all the Semitic or
ganizations of Russia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
Held In ST. Georges and Appoquinimink
Hundreds Last Evening.

Held In St. Georges and APPOINTMENTS
Hundreds Last Evening.
The Democrats Of st. Georges hum
dred met az Odessa last night and elected
James T. Shallcross a member OF the
County Committee. The following hum
dred committee was chosen: Dan NJ.
Cochran, Frank Hickman, Joseph NJ.
Armstrong, j. A. Cleaver, and John T..
CHM.
Several Democrats from Middletown
started in an automobile 20 attend the
meeting and when a short distance
from Middletown, the machine broke
down and they had to walk to Odessa.
The Democrats of Appoquinimink
hundred met at Townsend last night and
elected Levy Courtman William A. Scott
q member OF the county committee.
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Church RsdsdIcated.

Sharptown Methodist Episcopal Church
remodeled at a cost Of 81, 800, was rededi-
Gated Sunday There was preaching by
Rev II. W Bolton, ID. D., in the morning.
by Rev Adam Stengle, d. D., in the after
noon and by Rev. Thomas E, Martindale,
d. ID. In the evening Dr. Bolton also
had charge OF the finances, and the entire
cost Of the remodeling was met.
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20, Ynrn NInrI.ats.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York. MAY 22.-Flour. receipts. 2an87 bar
rcls sales 500 barrels Firm, but slow.
Wheat, easy; receipts. $1,000 bushels sales
100000 bushels May, 9lhc July, e9' aS9' aci
September So tns6lsc.
Rye dull; No. Western. 6s5s. nominal fob
New York
1000 bushels July, bli.a55ii ici December, $40
Beef steady.
Pork. steady.
Lard tirm prime Western. s. l0ns so.
sugar raw, steady; fair refining, 29a2a2 15-l6c.
centrifugal q6 test la-32a8 7.ld, molnsses sugar,
2l-32a2 il.lG Refined steady crushed 500
powdered. s4.f0' Ernnulalcd $3.50
Petroleum, steady; refined. all ports f.7das7. 50.
Coffee. steady; No. 2 Rio. 1Jtc.
Molasscs steady New Orleans 80n32c.
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rouR K1LLEp. mANY wouNpnD.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
simbirsl<. Russia, May pa hght
between Cossacks and peasants, RESULT
ing from the Efforts OF the authorities to
suppress agrarian disorders, has oc-
CURED in this vicinity.
Il is reported that four peasants were
killed and 200 wounded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
Graduation Day
is but a few weeks off.
Are you ready' Wednes-
daY can buy here the

finest Of sheer India Linons you
ever saw for 1lc q yard. The
demand was so great that we
had to get more-combed fine
yard goods in the finish you'll
like. A big stack Of it We'd
nesday for lilo a yard. Com
pare it with the lSc lndias of
most stores. For those who
want better qualities we've a
particularly good number at
14c worth a quarter a yard at
least) and a perfect beauty
at 25c.
At 25c there are mercerized
lingerie cloths and sheer Per-
sian lawns and innumerable
fancies for you TO choose from
quality and finish are more
than you'd expect for 31c-
our price is only DC a yard.
40 inch fine lawn cuts to the
best advantage and You III like
Irregular 2Jc goods. We'd
nesday only................l
White goods, first floor
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UHequaHed
EmbFOiderieS

at remarkably little pricesl
Our windows suggest
some of the superb style
that clever Swiss fingers
have woven
into these beauties ! A table
full more in front Of the em-
boridery counter that you'll
enjoy looking over, even If
YOU re not quite ready to buy.
A makers broken sets at
savings that average at least
one third.
Fmbroideries. first hO0r.
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CHURCH AND STATE.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Paris. France, May 22.-The cabinet
TODAY decided that the law providing
for the separation OF church and state
abolished the right Of divinity students
70 a reduction OF the usual term OF milf
tarv serVion.
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MINING DIVIDENDS.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Boston, Mass, May 22.-The di-
rectors OF the Calumet 4 Hecla Mining
Co. today declared a quarterly dividend
OF SIS per share.
This compares with SIS three months
ago and $40 a year ago.
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In a Critical Condition.

Mrs. Robert Jones, colored, who was
in the carriage struck by the automo-
bile near Middletown, on Sunday, is in
a critical condition today from her in
juries and is not expected to live. The
occupants Of the automobile are stu
unknown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
snseial Services.

Special services began last evening in
Brandywine Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. IL. W. Bolton, d. d., will preach
tonight and Friday evening DR.. Bolton
viii also preach both morning and even
ing on Sunday and viii address the
Sunday-school in the afternoon.
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Corset Covers.

You can not help liking
these pretty corset covers
another lot has just
come in.
Trimmed with laces and en-
broideries we'll made Of fine
light weight cambria. A
Frenchy looking little cover
worth 800 and some Of them
50c each.
Mednesday y........ zoo
Second floor. take elevator
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sroRER EN- ROUTE TO PARIS

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Vienna, Austria, May 22.-Bellamy
Storer, the former American Ambassador
here. and Mrs. Storer left Vienna for
Paris today.
They are going TO the United States in
the fall
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ON The Rim

Keep them going; pity they can
not get after some Of the fraud
cloth makers. In these days Of
manipulation and mercerized
cloths If you do not want to
take any chances buy your new
suit Of a house you can depend
upon. Last Saturday was the
greatest day Of our business,
growing all the time. A lot Of
new gray suits to-day at $40.
Sl2 and S15. Ask the young
men where they are getting the
nobby small shape straw hats.
Big stock Of new shirts and un-
derwear.
Open tonight until 9.
JAS. I. MULLIN 4 SONS,
9th and Market
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Stylish White Skirts

made up in the prettiest
of the new styles and in
all the fashionable fabrics.
Made TO stand the rigors Of
the tub and in every length.
a., sl.b0, g and up to g..
That el.50 skirt is a dandy.
Ennnnl nnnr- IaLn alarnInr-
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REooVERY ALMOST oERrAIN.

Associaied Press Dispatch by special Wires.
New York, May 22.-Mrs. jefferson
Davis was reported as so much better to-
day that her recovery was considered.
almost certain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22

Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind
piles yield 10 Doan's Ointment; Chronic
cases soon relieved, finally cured. Drug
giss all sell IT,
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Wilmington Markets.
cal wholesale quotations reported by r. n.

Be careful to call 4. Ferry, carpet
cleaner. with Lang Tenth and Orange
streets Both phones. P. o. Box 294.*
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Serge Suits

are in big demand, but we are
prepared with a large stock and
can supply all demands.
Serge Suits in light blues
and dark blues. Serge Suits
in blacks and greys. Serge
Suits in single breasted and
double breasted. Serge Suits
for stout men for slim men as
well as for men Of regular build.
Serge Suits for $3.50. A
strictly all wool fabric, single
and double breasted.
Serge Suits SS. so. As good as
you'll get for $40 anywere else,
single and double breasted.
Serge Suits $40. Fabric Of
fine texture, fine Innings, blues,
blacks and greys, single and
double breasted.
Serge Suits Sl2. This is the
suit we are selling the most of,
it is equal to the SIS suit sold
anywhere else; blues, blacks
and grays, single and double
breasted.
Serge Suits $3.50 and SIS.
The best to be had for the
price.
ANY suit we sell you we
guarantee will wear we'll and
will not fade.
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Extra Size Vests.

Extra Size Vests.
You will be pleased with
the quality of these vests
and with their neat finish.
High neck and long or short
sleeves; low neck and short
sleeves; low neck, without
sleeves. Fine cotton and Isle
thread, finished with silk tape.
l5c, 25c and 50c.
First hoor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22

some framed Pictures at
much
less than even our regular low
prices.
Picture Gallery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
Pretty Printed
COffOHS

in the Fourth street store
are Just as stylish and
dainty as they can be,
even surprising
in design and coloring the
French goods-and OF course
the price is about one-third
that Of the foreign goods. See
our line at...............l lIt1c
HENLEY SERGES, a popu-
lar wool looking cotton for
cool outing suits. .........-lbo
Linen finish, plain color cot
tons for children's wear and
ladies suits ...........-...l0o
.N.....H .ia.aa.
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w. Smith&CO.
Successors 20
Vim. b. Sharp & Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS.
Did That Touch
Of Cun1n7ar

Did That Touch
of Summer
find you ready with thin
comfortable underwear
Or did you swelter in your
heavy winter garments ?
Wednesday will be the
banner day in our
May Underwear Sale.
Magnificent quality of very
light weight ladies' knit
underwear, made with
high Acknowledgements.
A fine garment for these cool
mornings. Fine ribbed OF fat
goods, 21c, SOC, Coo.
KNIT DRAWERS, knee
length, with French or eques-
trienne bands; trimmed with
a neat lace and in fine cotton
or Isle thread; 25c and 50c.
Extra sizes at 75c.
LADIES' SILK VESTS, with
extremely narrow shoulder
straps and hand crocheted
yoke. A splendid garment.
just the thing for wear with
lingerie waists. Pretty silk
Isle vests, nicely trimmed
with lace, cool and dainty,
SOC and 81.
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Nnn Ynrn nnnlnllnna.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, May 22.-rhe stock market opened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
Sale of Pictures.

Wednesday we shall sell
several small lots OF hand