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Evening journal., 1907-02-15

the state; an act to amend the laws
concerning the free public schools in
relation to membership OF the state
Board % Education.
Dy Mr. Newton Increasing the amount
of appropriation 20 tho Farmers institute
oi Sussex county, an act prescribing a
method by whica the school districts Of
this State may borrow money for the pur-
poses OF building and furnishing or i'm.
proving school houses; an act making
Jsnuary moving day for the ovcrsecr OF
the almshouse ia Sussex county when-
ever there Is a change in oversecrs.
BY Mr.. Cubhago. to authorize the insur-
anco commissioner to have printed and
distributed ono thousand copies OF the
fully detailed biennial report OF she IN
suranco. commission department for the
years 1893 and 1906 act authorizing the in
surancc commissioner 70 have printed and
distributed codihcations Of tho Insurance.
and banking laws of this State.
by Mr.. Messick-Act providing for the
making Of new indices for the offce OF
clerk Of the Orphans Court and register
in Chancery for Sussex county; act to
amend the laws cf Delaware IN relation
to the indiccs Of records Of New Cas<ie
county so as 10 extend the provisions Of
said law TO Sussex county; act providing
and reproduction of viii record "A No. r.
in the office Of register of wills in Sussex
county and providing a means for pay
ment OF the expenses thereof; act au-
thorizing, empowering and directing the
register OF wills for Sussex county 70
make new general index Of wills.
Adjourned to 1880 a. m. tomorrow.
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Musicale Was Enjoyable

In Union NJ e. Church last evening
a pleasing musical and literary enter
tainment was given at which an inter-
|esting program was carried out.
The numbers rendered were as fol-
lows:
Piano duet. Misses Elsie Bicking and
Ethel King; recitation, Miss Clara
Clair; vocal selection, the Misses Will
son; piano and violin selection, Masters
Mccall and Murphy; vocal selection.
Norris Pilchard;. recitation. Mrs Isaac
Gray; vocal solo, Miss Irma Rogers;
piano selection, Miss Martha Mongar;
recitation. Miss Clara Clair; vocal Sc
lection, Misses Donnelly and Todd;
SOLO, Miss Elsie Wilson; piano duet,
Mrs. Shaw and Miss Cox; solo, Miss
Ella Wilson; recitation, Miss Clara
Clair; piano selection. Miss Martha
Mongar; piano and violin selection,
Master Mccall and Murphy.
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Personal and Social Notes

Mrs Brainard NJ. Kolbus is spend
ing some time at Elmira, n. Y.
Mrs. Philip Neary is on a trip to
Seattle. Washington.
Philip S. Kelley and H. W. Kelley
spent yesterday in West Chester.
Msls Sarah Walker. of Cheney has
heen spending few days at her home
in this city.
Mrs. =. J. Kerns, OF kennett Square,
spent yesterday in this city.
Walter E. Voshell of this city, has
leased the Harrington House at Har-
rington, and is having the hotel thor
oughly repaired. Mr.. Voshen expects
to have the hotel ready for business
about March 1.
Mrs. Sarah Porter has returned from
a visit to Mrs. Wilmer l.. Porter at
Smyrna
Miss Eva schafer. of Blackbird, is
visiting friends I'm this city.
Mrs Susan Davis has returned to
her home in Blackbird after a visit to
friends in this city.
William A. Fleming has been visit
ing friends in Clayton.
Harry Darby. OF this city, win move
TO Clayton in short time.
Miss Marion Lang is spending the
winter at Tampa, Florida.
Mrs Anna Booth was given a
souvenir postcard surprise on Tues
day in honor Of her birthday. She
received a large collection of cards.
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Valentine Luncheon

At the home Of Miss Clara. J. Mason,
No. sO6 Pine street, a delightful valen-
tine luncheon was given to a few OF
her friends last night. The time was
pleasantly spent with music, several
vocal selections being rendered by Miss
Mason. Later the guests proceeded
20 the dining room, where q dainty
luncheon was served. Covers were
laid for eight The decorations were
suggestive OF the season. Carnations
and hearts were utilized with charm
ing effect. Dainty hearts. on which
were Appropriate sentiments. were given
as favors. The following were present:
Miss Margaret Mailman, Miss Lulu
Countess, Miss Marion l.. Quinn, Miss
Clara Mason. Miss Edith Countess
Miss Eva X. Jones, Miss Cassie Foster
Miss Fritz.
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pirectInr Robert NJ. Bums. county

Directing Robert NJ. Burns. county
treasurer, 10 pay the Board OF Public
Education all sums received from col-
ored school taxes assessed against rea
estate in the city OF Wilmington fc
1920 and providing for the disirihu-
ton Of the same.
Received Accommodation from the
governor appointing Thomas w. Will
SON, state librarian; Arthur r.. Spald
OF New Castle, James T.. Carroll. or
Kent, and John ID. Brooks, of Sus-
sex county to be superntendents Of
public instruction Tor terms Of two
years each.
Reported unfavorahly-CM CMcCancrty)
House bin In relation 10 the collection
OF taxes levied against property for
county road. poor school or municipal
purposes
Notices-By Mr. Conner. proposing
am amendment TO the constitution OF
the state SO that the same shall read
that the questions OF submission TO
the voters of this state OF the manu-
facture and sale or Intoxicating liq-
uors shall be submitted TO the voters
OF this state and not to the voters by
districts and az no time other than
the general election.
BY Mr.. Miller taxing AN electric
cars and road beds
BY Mr. Miller 10 increase the num-
ber Of Levy Court commissioners in
New Castle county and TO provide that
they be elected by an qualified voters
OF said county.
BY Mr.. Miller a bin known as the
good roads bill OF New Castle county.
BY Mr. Sparks, an act in relation 60
executors and administrators being
non-residents Of the state OF Delaware.
and the surety ON the official board of
such executors and administrators.
BY Mr.. Morrison, am act Ina relation
TO assessments OF road taxes in The
White Clay Creek hundred Of New
Castle county
BY Mr. Miller compelling ail express
companies operating In the state %
advertise an unclaimed packages.
BY Mr.. Sparks. act providing Tor the
licensing OF individuals. associations
or persons or firms or corporations
having their principal places Of busl-
ness outside the state. but maintaining
within this state branch stores. work
houses or distributing depots for the
sale OF products. goods or wares and
merchandise, and fixing rate OF tax
alton therefor.
BY Mr.. Sparks, enlarging the torn
OF imprisonment for the crime OF big
amy.
BY Mr.. Sparks, enlarging the term
OF imprisonment Of the crime Of man-
slaughter.
Adjourned to 1880 a. m. tomorrow.
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FIRST WARD PARK
LOAN AUTHORIZED
Proposed Charter and Other
important Measures COnSid-
cred by Legislators
speelal 10 Nd EvenInE IonrnaI.

Special TO The Evening Journal
DOVER, Feb 5.--Representative Cooper
Introduced a bill yesterday TO empower
Wilmington Council to borrow s200OO to
establish and maintain a park in the First
ward Of that city providing that the loan
be authorized by tvo-thlrds vote.
The special House committee to devise
means to provide an adequate revenue for
the State is unable TO agree on some Of
It's recommendations and IL is likely that
majority and minority reports viii be sub
mitted by a. The House passed the Nc
Canerty measure. saving TO counties,
cities. towns or districts some part of dis
putcd taxes II often happens that some
person, firm or corporation takes an ap-
peal from an assessment and that the
court decides in favor Of the appellant.
This deprlves tho city or county Of the
entire amount OF disputed taxes. but Mr..
McCaferty's bill provides that az tho time
of deciding adversely to the county, city
or town the court can designate hve free
holders 20 make fair assessment OF
taxes against the appellant person or cor
poration and that the tax thus levied
rmust be paid.
Senator Monaghan has prepared the fol-
lowing amendment TO the proposed char
ter bin.
That there shall be fve wards. to be
the same as the dve representative dis
tricts with three councilmen from each
ward, the president TO be elected from the
body
That there shall be FIVE heads OF de-
partments: Water. Safety. Works. Claims
and Disbursements and Comptroller; the
heads Of the Departments OF Works and
Safety not to be Of the same political
party, and the heads OF departments to he
appointed one from each ward. no more
than three 70 be members OF the same po-
itical party.
That franchises and bond issues shall be
granted by twc-thirds vote OF Council,
subject to approval by tho mayor
That the charter shall be amended only
by three-fourths vote Of Council.
That subordlnatcs and employees OF IN,
city shall bo appointed by the heads OF
the respective departments, subject "a
confirmation by the Executive Board.
Among notices Of bills given yesterda,
was one by Mr. Paradee compelling tn,
p. B. & w railroad TO stop all passenger
trains at the French street station.
Senator Conner gave notice Of a. pro
posed amendment TO tho state Constitu
ton, making the submission OF the manu-
facture and sale Of intoxicating liquor
question 10 be voted upon by the State a
large instead Of being determined by dis
trlcts, as now.
luton protesting against the seating o
Reed Smoot as senator from Utah.
The House also reconsidered its vot
Of Tuesday on the denatured- alcohol bill
It being believed by some that there wa
a snake" in the measure. because OF Il
advocacy by q liquor man. The bill wa
, recommitted and sent to the commltte
3 on Temperance.
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State 70 have printed copies OF the
amended registration and election laws
for the use Of election and registration
lofncers 5000 copies of the general I'M
corporation law. 1000 copies of the con-
stitution and 1000 copies Of the school
/ laws Of Delaware: BY Mr.. Hirons. cx.
tempting owners or tenants OF land
from the law prohibiting the killing
OF squirrels I'm Kent county. by Mr..
I Hirons. TO require signatures OF twenty
/ four freeholders (now twelve) to liquor
I lliconse applications; by Mr.. Cubbage.
/ 90 amend the lawauthorizing the Town
/ Council OF Milford 10 issue bonds: by
Speaker Hodsson, to incorporate the
/ Townsend Trust, Title and safe De-
posit Company John S. Lattomus,
/ w. q. Knots. Daniel b. Maloney, Levi
L. Maloney and Richard Hodsson corr
/ porators) BY Mr.. Cubbage. exempt
! ing soldiers and sailors of the Civil
War from procuring licenses as auc-
tioneers: by r. q. Cooper. 20 authorize
1.-The Mayor and Council OF Wilmington
to borrow $4,000 TO establish a park
IN the First ward.
Notices-By Mr.. Rash. an act regu-
latlng the longing or oysters on the
natural rocks Of the Delaware Bay.
BY Mr.. Taylor-An act making q
uniform time for catching oysters in
tho creeks OF Kent county and provid-
ing that such oysters shall be sold by
the persons catching them 10 persons
other than now prescribed by law
BY Mr.. Wison-An act conferring
additional powers on the board Of di-
lrectors Of the Street and Sewer De-
partment OF the city OF Wilmington in
relation TO gas companies.
BY Mr.. Baggs-An act amending the
laws Of Delaware providing that the
icertifcate now required by liquor
license laws OF this State shall bs
signed by twenty-four respectable
lcitizens. at least one-half OF which
shall be substantial frecholders.
BY Mr. Conwell-To amend the aci
regulating the public school system Of
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Preparing For Banquer
Special to Tho Fveninr JOurnal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Feb. 15.-Members Of the
Aetna Fire Company are busy prepar-
ing for their annual banquet, which
viii be held on February %.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss catharine Kelley at her
home. on Cleveland avenue. Tuesday
night
Mrs Charles Price, OF Homestead,
Pa is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. L.
Friclx.
Miss Cochran, of Middletown, is vis-
iting Mrs. John Miller.
Miss Bessie Clark has been visiting
Miss Caroline lamar. at Elkton.
G. Nader is suffering from a severe
cold.
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MitcheII--Gordy

Miss BERTHE Z. Gordy and Charles r.
Mitchell were married last night at
No. AIS East Third street by Rev. II.
A G. Westerfield. Miss Anna B.
Lowe was bridesmaid and Charles
Brown was best man.
Among those present at the reception
were; Mr.. and Mrs. !. Elmer Perry,
ar. and Mrs. W. c. Armstrong, Mrs.
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22S-23O KING STREET.

Jane Gamble, the Rev. and Mrs. H. A.
G. Westerheld, Mrs. Ralph Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Livingston, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Gordy, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Walls. Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Naylor,
Mr and Mrs. Henry Mitchell. Frank
Kane. Miss Della Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richards, Miss Grace Nunviller,
Charles Brown, Miss Anna B. Lowe
George Truitt and Emory Gordy.
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Senate.


DOVER, Del, Feb. "a, 1907.
Senate met at 1890 a. m.
Prayer by Chaplain Smith.
Roll caaled-All members respond
ed.
Read and approved-Journal
Reported favorably-House bills
Authorizing the secretary of state to
procure a new great seal for the State
Of Delaware.
Changing name of Rosa Pleasanton
to Rosa L. Lewis.
In relation to land sold for county
taxes in New Castle.
Changing name of Elsie Simmons to
Elsie L. Collins.
Authorizing the Board Of Pharmacy
to enter into reciprocal relations with
other states.
Introduced (read and referred under
suspension OF rules)-Br. Mr.. Sparks.
act ceding certain lands in tho Della
'ware river and bay dumping ground)
to the United States Estate holds all
jurisdiction in civil and criminal pro-
cesses of law ON same.)
BY Mr.. Barnard, act providing for
the printing OF 500 copies Of volume Z,
Laws of Delaware.
Read and referred-All House bills
passed yesterday.
Reported favoralbly. with substitute
Rose bill creating a board Of assess
ment revision for New Castle county
(Substitute fixes time at three years
in selling property for taxes.)
Reported neutrality-suspicious. bill
changing the license fee paid by phot-
ographers.
Motion-By Mr. Moore. voting thanks
to Representative Cubbage for a box
OF cigars.
Notice-By Mr.. Monaghan. act
changing the number Of notaries pub
lie i'm New Castle county from fifty
five to sixty-fve.
BY Mr. Monaghan. act empowering
the Mayor and Council Of Whining
ton by ordinance to exempt from tax
alton for city purposes certain unim-
proved lands within the corporate
limits Of the City of Wilmington.
BY Mr. Barnard making the terms
Of all members of the Department Of
Elections for the City Of Wilmington
hereafter appointed to said office fol
fun terms under Chapter 20. Volume
%. Laws of Delaware. six years
BY Mr.. Monaghan action relation to
I the taxing OF unimproved lands i'm the
Second ward Of the City Of Whining
ton.
/ BY Mr. Monaghan. assessing certain
/ fire insurance companies doing busi-
mess in the cities ana towns of this
state a certain percentage Of their re-
ceipts for the improvements and main
tenance of the fire department Of said
municipalities.
BY Mr.. Hart, act to reincorporate the
town Of Townsend.
BY Mr.. Sparks. act relating to pa.
for the maintenance OF persons com.
mitted TO the Delaware Industrial
School for Girls and amending Chapte,
AZ. Volume %, Laws Of Delaware.
BY Mr.. Sparks. act defining certain
misdemeanors concerning the books o
the Law Library Association OF New
Castle county. and prescribing penal
ties therefor.
Recess.
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Galvanized . r o q
hand eF win not
rlgt. Family size.
sSFo THIS aris'... sec
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Climb Entertainment

At the rooms Of the New Century
Club this afternoon the members are
having an elaborate entertainment for
their friends. Those viii contribute to
the afternoons program are Miss Grace
Baird, reading; Miss Isabel Wales. vo-
cal soloist; Roscoe Schrader, 'cellist,
and Mrs, Elwood jackson at the piano.
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Entertained Friends

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Feb. 15.-An evening
party was given by the young men Of
the town in Centre Hall on Friday
last. About fifty guests We're present.
An enjoyable time was spent in play
ing games and dancing.
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BartIetf--Rust

Miss Anna P. Rust. OF Bridgeville,
and ]. Percy Bartlett, Of Centreville,
Nd, were married yesterday at No.
III West Seventh street, by Rev. c.
Morton Murray. They viii reside in
this city.
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Wnsh Inhs

Electric vs. q a g a
wifc hoops. sunk boz
grooves STAY n
handles, Family
size Special Eno
for this sale VVN
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Social Notes

Anonymous communications for the
Names OF contributors to the column
viii not be printed, but must be fur
nished The Evening Journal as evi-
dence Of good faith on the part Of the
contributor.
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ChIna Manlnq

A limited quantity
Regular pricc "a So
per roll Special
price FUN forty
yards To- the CO On
roli ..4...... pvsvV
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Printed
llnOlennS

All choice patterns
with heavy cork
and oil backs
Suitable for bath
rooms, Railways.
barber shops, hO-
tells and rcEtaur-
ants. Regular hc
values, for thisQQo
sale 80. ........""N
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KambOO Stands

Ten inches high,
made OF tortoise
ah ell bamboo.
strongly Joined tn
tethcr and just tho
thing for plants.
Regular 25c kind
for this 19e
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club 10 Give Shoot.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Feb. members OF tho
Newark Gun Club are preparing 70
hold big shoot on their grounds here
OF ten and twenty targets each win he
shot
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Post Card Surprise

In honor Of her birthday anniversary
Mrs. Harry Baker. Of 426 Grant ave-
nue., was given a postcard surprise
yesterday by her many friends.
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Women's Goats $500,
sold up to $I6. so.

A determined clearing of women S
coats. Our entire line of coats for
women, consisting of about 20, ali
this seasons goods, were $3.50,
SIS and $16.50 reduced to 81.
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ChiIdren's Goats

ChiIdren's Coats
Prices on children's coats are cut
ridiculously low.
All l to 6 year size sold at $500
and 5000, reduced to S2.49.
All 8 to 9 year size sold at $1,000
and $11.50, reduced to $500.
An 6 to II year size sold at SIS
and S1650, reduced to $3.50.
Tam-O Shanters
Children's SOC Tams reduced to
3oc.
chIdren's 81 Tams reduced to
7oc
Women's Goats $500,
sold up to $I6.5O.
A determined clearing of women
coats. Our entire line of coats fol-
women, consisting of about 20, all
this seasons goods, were $3.50,
SIS and $l6.50, reduced to 81.
Women's Suits
Were SIS. $1S, SIS. reduced tc
So. $40 and S12.
FURS-Twelve neck pieces,
positively in good condition, mus
be sold; these furs were So and S8
reduced to 81.
-Four scarfs were $l2 and SIS. re.
duced to So and So.
Hosiery and Underwear
Clearing in this department 0.
odds and ends.
Women's all wool vests, mostly
small sizes, were Sl.5O. reduced t.
75c.
Odds of women's and men'i
heeced lined and wool shirts anc
drawers. 75c and sl.00 reduced t,
SOC.
Two trays of odds in women
and children's underwear were SOC
reduced to 25c.
Mems. Women's and Chill
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Corsets

Our customers are loud in their
praise of our special make of cor
set. the (. r.
The wearing qualities are suoer-
Tor and the fit perfect, styles for all
figures at 81. s1.so. So and $3.50.
Memo Self-reducing corset. the
only corset that reduces. So 90.
New styles in corsets, dip and
short hip at SOC.
Special batiste strip girdle, fine
quality batiste. lace trimmed, top
and bottom, sec.
Tape girdles with hose support
ers, SOC.
Girls Ferris waists cambria 2 to
ID years, 25c.
Ferris waist, 7 to II years. SOC.
Ferris waist, II to 10 years. 75c.
Ladies Ferris Waist. 81, $1.2s
J and S1,50.
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RlankelS

White G o o n
necccd blankets.
with colorcd hor
der. size. 1914
Worth St.25.
Price for this Geo
sale ........s..N NNN
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SHyrna MATS

Tho all- wool kind.
an choice color.
inEa. heverslhle.
frinEcd ENDS. Reg
uiar $3.50 value
For this 60 *
.aIn ........ na.au
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COrnlOrls

A limited quantity
OF Handsomely ng
urcd comforts All
well finished and M
FIRST class conui
tion Regular val
les 81 %. For QQp
this sale .....o oVN
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IahIe 0ll Clalhs

one and one quar-
ter yards wide.
Potter's and stand
ards best, An
G d dice patterns.
Regular iSc kind
for this sale. .f9a
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Lace Curtains

w UIITa 0T NOT
ingham Lace Cur
tains. OF choice
pattern. Regular
e. value for fQc
this sale. .... N'e
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Widow Shades

Opaque w ln q o W
shades. mounted ON
good spring rollers
Complete with FIX
lures during 9Ao
this sale .....A AfN
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Rockers

Handsome mahoE
any finish. emboss-
ed seat. Mido
comfortable back
and arms. ncEu-
lar price 81 60 20
fThfa nnIa UHaUU
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Irnn Reds

White iron beds. of
neat appearance.
Strongly M a u e.
These sell regular
Is at Sla8 Special
price for this sale
only ....s....el Qo
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Rnhber Mals

Diamond patterns
with hevelod edges.
Regular price 81.
For this sale Too
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Ran Carnei

Extra good quality.
Regularly sold a.
35c per YARD Price
during sale CQa
only per yd Ho~
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Garbage Cans

Galvanized ir o h
with ticht ntting
cover. StrOn n
handle Special Too
salo price ..4.. W.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
CnsnldOrS

white earthcn aaca
GRATED with pale
blue Special price
price for this f0r
sale ..,.-...s...@"N
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Chlldren's
Chambers

OF white agate
ware. r. q s. a ! "a n
price 25c. Spe- Cge
clal sale price A-S
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parlOT Tables

Sixteen in G. d @ d
square Made OF
oak. turned legs
finely nuiahcd. req
ulariy sold
at $3.50. For e *
this sale ... pAseo
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Child's Nursery
Chair

Painted red. Reg
ularly sold M 3tc
each For this CQn
.nln %. .. -..-...N.
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Mrs. Potts

llfnVllV lnnlnn1d,
set consisting Oh
throc irons. stand
and handle Regu.
Law No0 value. QOo
FOR this salc v"N
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Afternoon Session.

Reported favorably--Senate bills as
sessing a capitation tax for New Castle.
Authorizing the Board Of Education
to issue bonds on the real estate OF
schools TO build new school houses.
Providing for the education and
training of the INDECENT adult blind
persons OF the state.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Scrubbing Brush

STRONG NtluM nnfl
back Brigtlca sol
idly fixed Regular
Bsis Bsls' plieo l1s 49, Zoe
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PuddInq Pans

y. e. w. Agate.
pink and green
vifh white vein.
white lined. Rcgu-
lar 10o value 9Qo
for this sale GOV
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
CIolhes Props
Clothes IIne

Regular l5c kind
Special sale 20
price .........V~
Evening journal., 1907-02-15

'dren's sample hosiery IL 1-2c and
15c hose, 10c.
25c and 39c hose, 1oc
SOC and 75c hose, 39c
Perfection throat and chest shields,
blue. black and red, were 25c, re-
duced to l3c.
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:. 3. RILEY

Every item mentioned in this advertisement i:
an actual bargain, and the more Shopping around
Won do the brighter these bargains win shine.
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ShlrlWalsi Boxes

Tho most ussfni
thing YOU over SAW
60 kocp dainty
dresses IN Cover
cd in cretonno
Handsomely flower
et Special price
for this sale q %
only - o. \ %
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Art Department

Saturday morning at 8 o'clock we
will begin a special sale of linen
drawn work. hemstitched scarfs and
squares at 29c, all sizes.
New patterns in stamped shirt
waists containing enough material
to waist up to size a.; special SOC.
value SOC.
Crochet Slippers, soles fleeced
with lambs wool soc from 81.
Women's 25c and SOC belts re
duced to l9c. SOC and 75c belts,
reduced to 2Sc.
Women's and misses golf gloves,
25c and 39c values reduced to 19c.
Mems and boys scotch gloves,
were 25c and 39c, reduced to 19c.
Mems heavy working gloves,
lined and unlined, values up to 81,
your choice, SOC.
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bring Your Wife To-.
McMahOn'S After
Supper Sale Tonight
Friday, February Is.
Bargain Blizzard.

RiZyaTd I some
- q W W evard thoe whot akepans
wi maket them 1tau oherb biz inth
for oeneu
ee. gh
t.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
oil Sl0ve Wicks

A Emitted numhcr
on sriall sized
spiders to 90 e.
Hf ..........N& ~
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SOapSlOnC
Crlddles

The kind usei
without grease No
smoke. Spe IA I
price FOR this 9Se
sale ...u.......~"e