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Evening journal., 1907-09-03
SOLDIERS
In ACTIVE
FIELD WORK
(contInued From FIrst Pagel

A1ouunucu from flfst IaBc)
ture OF military action that thrills the
beholder and the attraction of camp
Weather Is deai.
The weather is ideal and the guards
men are hoping that it will continue so
They recall the encnmpment of last
year when for four days rain fell, trans
forming the camp ground into a lake
and hlling the hospital with sick mon.
But Ino such climatic conditions are
expected this year. Sussex county
farmers say no rain IS in sight They
need IL, they declare. but are charitable
enough 20 hope that Il will be DELAYED
until after the soldiers break camp.
Want State TO Own Camp Site.
The idea of the State purchasing a
permanent site for the annual military
camp was revived today The present
site, with the addition OF an adioln-
/ ing Held, is favored by several of the
line officers. Tho field is smooth high
and dry and with but very little work
could be made an ideal camp site. The
advantages Of a permanent site have
long been recognized by the State Mill
tary Board
Tho band will give another concert
on Horns Pier tonight. IL will be
ipe third concert since the Regiment
has been here. At one time on Sun
day night the crowd on the pier was
so dense that Il was dimcult to make
ones way through it, That the efforts
OF the musicians We're appreciated was
demonstrated by the hearty and pro-
longed applause that followed each Sc
lection. John Marley is the efficient
principal musician.
The guardsmen want the railroad
company TO run an excursion train here
on Thursday, Governors day Ii IS
thought hundreds Of people would like
10 get here ON that occasion but the
present irregular train service will pre-
vent Thursday will be the most inn
portant day OF the entire week.
The guardsmen spend the evening
hours ON the boardwalk. They con
/ duct themselves as gentlemen and are
always welcome, Every morning they
spend one hour in the surf an limo.
walton IN military life which is both
healthtul and enjoyable The officers
daily
Frank Backett reinlisted In the guart
today after three Years service with
the Forty-ifth Coast Artillery at For
DUPONT Backett is New Castle bo,
VINO was with the Regulars in the Phil.
lppines and is glad TO be back Will
his old company friends.
Al the song service on Sunday even.
ing trio composed OF Sergeant Smith.
lers' and Privates Scott and Geissmar
sang The services was new 10 IA,
camp but so well was it attended tbat
Saptaln stephenson the Regimenta
i Dhapiain' remarked today that in fu.
ture encampments IL would be a regu.
lar duty.
Nhiie playing ball yesterday Georg,
surgls OF Company X, broke a finger
on his left hand.
sergeant Cochran of Company T. o
newark has been detailed as orderl,
to the commander in chief.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
WANT RAILWAYS
TO PAVE STREETS
Street and Sewer Directors
Surround Franchises With
Rigid Conditions
COMPANIES MAY BALK

All of to-day's meeting of the Street and
Sewer Department was taken up in dis
cussion of the resolutions presented at The
last meeting of the board providing for
the granting of additional franchises to
the Wilmington City Railway Company
and the Peoples Railway over proposed
routes which have already been publish
ed The provisions, so far as the COM
panies' obligations are concerned, are
Identical IN each case. The resolutions
provide that the companies shall pave
from glrb TO curb, all streets over which
they propose TO operate, which are not
already paved; that they shall sprinkle
from curb to curb all streets over which
they propose to pass and that the new
lines must be completed and in operation
within one year from date of the pas
sage Of the resolution.
An important provlso, so far as the ci y
Is concerned was inserted in the original
resolutions as offcrd by the compan es
and amended by the directors and is TO
the effect that should the franchise be
granted they shall not become operative
until the companies repair such streets
over which their lines now opera as shall
be directed by the department.
Action was deferred on the franchises
until tonight a. o'clock when the board
viii meet special session, it being
deemed advisable to have the city solci-
tor pass upon the resolutions as amended.
There is a possibility of the railway
companies not agreeing to the resolutions
as amended by the department on the
ground that It would cost too much money
to pave streets from curb to curb, and
keep them in repair for a period of FIVE
years as provided in the resolution.
one official to-day sa d: ITS all right
for cities like New York or Chicago, or
Philadelphia, where companies carry
many passengers and pay by dividends,
but it viii cost us here $4,000 to pave a
mile Of streets, besides the expenses OF
putting IN our line"
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
FINN
WILL SELL TUG

United states Marshal Finn was or
dered to-day by the United states District
Court here to sell the tug boat A. J.
Hoole. Of Baltimore on clam Of the s.
NJ Johnson Coal Company Of Baltimore
for Sti9 There are also other claims ag-
gregating a total Of more than $500 The
sale will take place on Thursday sepfem-
ber 1e. at the Federal Building. The YES
sci is now tied up at the wharf of the
Charles Warner Company.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
BANNER WILL
BE REPLACED

For several days past there has been
some speculation as 20 the cause Of
the removal of the temperance banner
which had been strung across Market
street between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
1t was learned today that the re-
moval of the banner was but tempor-
airy and that it will be placed in posi-
ton probably this afternoon.
The ropes upon which the banner
and flag We're suspended from were at
tached TO a police of the police fire
alarm and telegraph system and as the
pole began to lean it was decided TO
replace IL by another When the new
pole Is set the banner will be restor-
led to its original position.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
SCHOOLS BEGIN
ANOTHER TERM
More Than 1900 Pupils
TrOOped Back TO Studies
To-day
BUSINESS COLLEGES RESUME

Public schools Of Wilmington opened
for the fall and spring terms to-day,
and the teachers and officers of the
various schools had plenty OF work on
their hands placing the old pupils and
enrolling the new. Nearly 1000 chill
dren went to the public schools to-day
to take up their studies.
At the High School the office of
Principal A. H. Berlin was besieged
with parents who wanted their children
enrolled Immediately and before the
FIRST bell rang old teachers and old
school friends were greeting each
other
The exercises TO commemorate the
opening of the new session will be held
In the Assembly room on next Monday
morning. There are three new Latin
and science teachers Anthony Stein
hilper, Charles M. Snyder and Esau
Loomis. Superintendent Twitmyer
has been busy with school matters for
the past week and was ready on Sat
urday 10 consult with parents, teachers
ana principals concerning the school
work
superintendent Twitmyer was un-
able to say this morning whether there
were sufficient accommodations for all
who sought seats at the various
lie expected TO receive reports during
the day from the schools.
The Roman Catholic parochial
schools also opened for the fall and
winter terms to-day and We're largely
attended. ST Peters school has been
extensively improved during the va
cation. %
Goldey College and the Wilmington
Business School resumed their fall
terms this morning. and at both places
the officers were kept busy enrolling
the new pupils and assisting those VINO
came from outside the city to get suit
able homes in Wilmington. The at
tendance at both colleges promises to
he a record breaker for the term just
lopened. Omcials OF neither college
could not give an approximate idea this
morning Of the number OF pupils to DC
enrolled for the new term, but the pre-
diction was made. at both that the at
tendance will be in excess Of that oi
past years.
The Friends School will open foI
its fall session on September l6. Pro-
fessor Herschel A. Norris, the princi-
pal. is at the school daily TO enroll
pupils.
The salesianum. at Eighth and West
streets. is to open formally on Monday
next. and Delaware College is TO re-
sumo for the fall term on Tuesday next
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
new MANAGER
FOR P. & ]. co.

Stirling II. Thomas has been ap-
pointed general manager Of the Pusey
and Jones Company in line with the
reorganization of the company since
John NJ. Mendinhall was made presi-
dent. Mn Thomas will assume his
new position at once. The Office Is a
new one in the Pusey and Jones Com
pany.
Mr.. Thomas for five years has been
auditor and manager Of the Jackson
and Sharp branch of the American Car
and Foundry Company. in this city. He
lives at Greenhill avenue and Willard
street
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-FEED was
IN small supply and firm, with a fair de-
mand. We quote;
on spot w.nter bran. in bulk, and sprpg
i'm sacks, S25.50a26
BALED HAY AND srRAw.-old hay
continued scarce and firm. New hay was
qulet and unchanged. Straw ruled steady.
but demand Was Light. We quote:
Ola Timothy Hay-No. l. large bales,
22.50; No. / small bales. S22OO; No Q 500 50
a2l.Oo; No. g. small bales Sl5.OOa170 90: mo
grade. N2.o0al3.00. New Timothy Hay
No. / large bales, Sl9.O0alg 80; No l. small
bales, SlN5cai9.00; No. .. small bales SIS 20
ali5o' No. 3, small bales si5ualS 900 mo-
NO J. SlA0onlSO0; No. ., SibOOalBOO, new
Clover Mixed Hay. No. /. $40 6Oal7 so; No.
7. Nl4 oalo.9O. Straw-No /. stra.rnt rye
N2W, No. 3 straight rye, slioO.
hGGS-Dosirahlc fFtSh stock sold
promptly az firm prices but medium and
quote: NN''' we
Nearby hrsts. In free cases. aeo. nearh,,
current receipts, IN returnable crates 9fc.
western hrsts. 2ii%a22c; Western. fnir IN
sooa' soaSlc; southern, l7alac; re-crated
F.E'N FRUITS AND VFGETA Rr rrs
Huckleberries, Jersey per quart. 10afoc,
watermelons southern. per car. sl95a9o0
peaches Del and Md, per crate. seas.
peaches. Delaware and Maryland. nor ~
bushcl bas ket SL00aSi75: cantaloupes. ma
per crate. 50al5c .s,lums Del and ma per
lo-pound basket. 35a i5c; pears Del arf
Nd. Bartlett. per 5-S-hushel basket. 81 b \
100; pears, Del. ard Nd Seckei. nor ~
bushel basket. Sl00ai59; pears. other vori.
etes per 5-S-huehe basket. i0a7bc, anne.
New Jersey Del. and Md per 5-S-bpgbe
, basket 30I60c; cranes. Del and Nj
Morrc's Early rer S-baslIet carrier 7sru
y 90; oranges, California. per hox. e. 5oe
e'p' lemons. per box S375a45O: rran,
fru't California, per crate. SS.OlaS5 on. To-.
sey White Potatoes, prime per basket
@Aiaci culis. ner hqsket i5a20c swee
rel. &@13oo; sweet potatoes. Easter,
Shore. Va. No ] nor barrel ss O0,2 y,
sweet potatoes Eastern shoro va M ,
nor barrel, 75caSloO; onions. Del. Md and
Nlrs ma per ls-harrel b0sket 9Ncas1 90
onions DEL Md. and Va. per bushel ba 81
ket 50lG0c.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
DEATHS.
Leonzo n. Denney.
Robert G. Fulton.
John +. Filliben.

GRAHAM-In this city, on September
3. 1907. Sarah. widow Of Samuel H.
Graham. in her sith year.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited TO attend The funeral SER
vices at the residence II her son-in-
law. Joseph w. Abbott, No. 81 Ivy
Road. Bancrofts Banks. on Friday at
ternoon. September 9Th, az 3 O'Clock
Interment Green HIN cemetery
HUNTER-In this city. On September
2. 1907. Martha A.. widow Of Frank
p. Hunter. aged - years.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend the funeral ser
vices al the residence Cf her sister
Mrs. Hester Mshan. No. slS Eas'
Eighth Street. on Thursday afternoon
September 5th. at 2 o'clock Inter
ment Riverview cemetery
HEDRICK--Sudde on September
2. 1907. George w. Hedrick. aged 81
years
Due notice Of funeral win be given
DENNEY-In this city, on August 80
1907. Leonzo n. Denney, aged o
years.
heldilNte ana lileAu1 anu " hA'ii'
Council, No. ., Jr. o. u. a. NJ, ar'
respectfully invited 10 attend the FUN
eral from his late residence No. l20
Oak street, on Tuesday afternoon
September 3. at o'clock. lntermer
at Riyerview cemetery.
FILLIBEN-In this city. on Angus
81. 1907. John f.. husband Of Mar
garet and son Of Mary and the lat
John Filliben.
Relatives. friends. Division No 6. A
o. H. employees OF II. II. Corporation
No. 8. A. o. II. are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral from hi
late residence. southeast corne
Fifth and Franklin streets, on Wed
nesday morning at o'clock. Solem
Requiem mass at st Paurs Church
1nterment Cathedral cemetery.
FULTON-In this city. on August 81
1907. Robert G. Fulton.
Relatives. friends and members .
Brapdywine Lodge. No. IS, 1. o. OF
and Wawassett Tribe No. Q. !. o. q
NJ. are invited TO attend the funers
services at the residence OF his son
in-law. Eben T. Jones, No. 1924 Yves
Nineteenth street. on Wednesday al
.ternoon, September 4, at 3 o'clock. In
terment Green Hill cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
peath Of Mis- MuIford.

Miss D'Etta Florence Mulford. aged
ne years. died on August 20 at Buffalo.
N. Y. She was a daughter of Thomas
W. Milford, formerly a well-known
newspaper reporter of this city. Miss
Mulford was a talented young woman
and a member of Bethany Presbyterian
Sunday school, Sunshine Society, West
Side Temperance Legion and other
charitable organizations. Her funeral
took place in Rome. n. Y. on Saturday
last
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Chester Elrsmsn Parade.

CHESTER, Sept. 3.-The FELTON, Fire
Company held its annual parade this
afternoon, over 20O0 fremen marching
over the principal section of the city.
The music was furnished by seven
bands Wesley s. Mcdowell was chief
marshal Following the parade a ban
quet was given 10 the visiting firenen
at Malta hail. The Swarthmore BIND
gave a copcert this evening in Thurlow
Park. All of the western section of
the city was decorated for the parade
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
ST. s., ,Hs King S,si,,, st; s.,
LEGISLATORS TO GO

About forty members Of the Della
ware Legislature will leave this after
noon for Lewes where they will hold
their annual reunion. Tomorrow they
will spend the day upon the pilot boat
Philadelphia as guests of the Pilots
Association and on Thursday they will
be guests Of Governor Lea at Camp
Churchman.
The Wilmington members win leave
here at 4.42 o'clock over the p, B. &
w. Railroad and the down State mem
bers will be picked up along the route.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
HOPE D0UGHERTY
HAS GONE FOR GOOD

Charles Dougherty. who took French
leave Of the workhouse yesterday has not
yet returned TO that institution. The au-
thoritles have found no trace of him and
only hope that he has left tho state as
he is charge on the county.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
CHICAGO AND ALTON
CASE is POSTPONED.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3-The Chicago and
Alton immunity case did not reach a
conclusion in Judge Lands court to-
day. District Attorney Sims asked
the court for more time and September
"a was the date mentioned.
The district attorney said he wanted
10 present additional facts to the De-
partment of Justice.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
carrow-cloud.

Walter P. carrow. Of Dover, and Miss
Margaret c. Cloud. Of Wilmington. were
married yesterday at noon at the brides
residence, Fifth and Franklin. The cere-
mony was prformed by Rev. C. T. Wyatt,
Of Harrison NJ. e. Church. The couple left
for Dover in the evening.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Wln vIsit Chester nutehers.

The Wilmington members Of the
Butchers Association will go 70 Ches-
ter on September 25 and meet the
Chester members Of that association.
The sports will start with a baseball
game for the Millard Davis cup as a
prize to the winning team. The regu-
lar sports will follow this game.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Colonel Sparks Comes to Town.

Colonel George W. Sparks, a member
OF Governor Loas staff came up from
Rehobcth this morning to attend the meet
ing OF the Street and Sewer Directors, of
VIII ch he is member. The camp is ideal.
and Delaware has an excellent ueg.-
ment' said Colonel Sparks at noon.
Everything seems to be going along
splendd!y."
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Magistrate Returns From New York

Magistrate Lawrence j. Broman has
returned from New York where he at
tended the banquet rendered the
Crown Prince of Sweden by prominent
men Of Swedish birth in this country.
The dinner was held al the Astor
Hotel. and there were covers for 160
guests. Mr.. Broman had a few dis
with the Prince and the latter said he
was glad to meeI a Delawarean. Mr.
Broman was the only Delawarean at
the banquet.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-Boy about n yeers old, 10
work IN office. Steady work. Must b nd
and obrging. Chance for advancement
Apply at once to THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL. sa-i
LOST Saturday. August 81. deposit
book on National Bank Wilmington and
BRANDY wine, and package OF money, on
King ST., between Second and Fourth.
Reward II returned 10 1911 Cedar St Il
Honderer & Co s2-lt
WANTED-A salesman eNperienc a n
dress goods. Crosby & Hin. 50 o.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
LIGHTNING
WRECKS BARN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. DEL. Sept. al ghtning
struck. and IRE completely destroyed
Robert A. Thompson's store. Pearsons
Corner. near Dover this morning. Every
thing was consumed except a fre-proof
coffee mill. The loss Is near 5000.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Bio Prices For Elhertas.

GREENWOOD. Sept 3.-The Todd
brothers will realize $500 from 200
peach trees Of the Elberta variety, COW
ering two acres Of their farm. on
Saturday last they sold 800 carriers
of the Elberta variety, netting them
.SIOSO.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
VaIuahIe Horse propned Dead.

A valuable horse belonging to w. a.
Coke ice cream dealer. dropped dead
at Fifth and Monroe streets last even
ing. John McElwee was riding the
horse at the time and he was tossed
into the street, but escaped injury
when the animal toppled over.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
To Run Special Train.

In order to accommodate the num-
Der of people who will visit Rehoboth
on Thursday, Governors Day. the p, b.
& w. Railroad Company will run a
special excursion to Camp Churchman
on that day The train will leave
French street station at 625 a. m.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
soys With Matches Cause Blaze.

Small boys playing with matches in
the cellar Of the store Of George Hayes
at the southeast corner Of Fourth and
Walnut streets, to-day caused a blaze.
The Washington chemical engine re-
sponded to a still alarm and extin-
guished the flames before much dam
age had been done.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
euildina Permits Issued To- day

Two permits were issued to-day by
Building Inspector Johnson, one oi
them was granted to William II. Jones
to build a dwelling at No. 24O5 Wash
ington street, at a cost Of $4,000, and
the other 20 Tatnall. Brown g. Co, to
make repairs to houses at Nos. 2205
and 22O7 Market street, at cost Of
sIaE
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
savinas Fund Manaaers.

At a meeting OF the Board Of Managers
Of the Wilmington Savings Funds, the
seven managers were reelected. They
are Elwood Garrett, Edward Bringhurst,
Jr.. Alfred d. Warner. Albert W. Smith.
z. James Belt, Frederick L. Stone and
George A. Rhoads.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
nIames II on Hard cider.

James Howard. of Wilmington,
blames a drink Of very hard cider that
he purchased I'm Chester on Sunday,
for his arrest on the charge of drunk
enness. and the police Of that city will
have that hard cider investigated
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Trustee snla a n.usllinu

Phillip i. Garrett, as trustee Of the
estate Of Mary Neutze. this morning
at the Cour. House sold the three
story dwelling no. Sl1 West Fourth
street. u was bought by Christopher
+. Pfrommer for s1,79J.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Raid Negro Camp.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Sept 3.-Constahle Fred Min
ner ra.ded the Grand Union negro camp
meeting near Harr ngton and arrested two
disturhers charged with terrorizlng camp
ers with revolvers.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
CHANDLER 9 gSSsstSnsE E%Sai%sE

q No. l1i W. Ninth Street.
Carefrs attention day or night
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
Ind Hospitals removed and cared for
nntu claimed Carriages furnished
Aypointn42Ax drrt-cSass. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Small Rural sohools co.tlv.

Superintendent Moore. of Chester
county estimates that by readjust-
ment of the school districts over $685.
600 could be saved annually by abolish
ing schools that have only to Is
pupils in the rural districts.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
No Meetina Of Water Board.

There was no meeting of the Board
of Water Commissioners yesterday be-
cause the day was legal holiday. The
next meeting viii be held on the regu-
lar meeting day. next Monday.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Baqqed Many Birds.

Alfred +. Swan. the contractor and
builder was among the successful gun
ners yesterday. He was in the marshes
all day and succeeded in bagging 10
rail birds and % reed birds.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
To Give Porch Party.

The First NJ. p. Church will hold
a porch party at the parsonage. No.
Ill Fulton street tonight, for the bene-
fit of the Stewards fund.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
sheriff Wont to ,he shore.

Sheriff Stafford made a hurried trip 10
Atlantic city yesterday, on receiving word
that his wife was seriously ~ there. Word
was received In this city to-day that Mrs
Stafford was greatly improved, and the
sheriff probably viii return tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
RIa FIre Test In RaItimore.

Joseph Dougherty and John ]. Carr,
both of the Fame Company went to
Baltimore this morning TO attend the
Gre engine tests.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03

The Misses Amanda and Alice c.
Palmer have returned home from ten
weeks trip in Europe.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
HeId For Lareeny oil SUE case.

Charged with stealing a suit case
from Dennis Broadway John Dudley
was held unded 800 bail by Magistrate
Harman, at Townsend, yesterday.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
ReIisves Headache

caused by summer heat, overWork ner-
vous disorders or impaired digestion
Relieves quickly"
Evening journal., 1907-09-03

Have you taken advantage of the won
derful bargains ia our Clearance Sale OF
Women's Suits, Coats and Skirts
If you haven't, don't neglect it any
longer. Wecannot remember the time when
so many "Splendid Values" were offered for
so little prices. In most cases, just one
half price prevails.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Stock Markets

I o'clock quotations from Scott g. Co..
lankers and Brokers, 902 Market st.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
Children'S School Hosiery, Underwear, &c.

Boy and Girls Fast Black Hose 18c pair special l2 2c
Girls Black and Lace 18c pair special Oc
Bows and Shirts short long " " and 25c
BOYS Balbriggan Drawers and ankle length all sizes 25c
Chldrens pantalete all sizes W, 10, 10 and Ioc
D4 Wash Goods Wooden Goods, many lengths suitable
BtulNdlS for Chidren's School HALF PRICE
Store closes $50 p. m. Saturday Top. m.
6O5-6O7-6O0 TIarket Street
Evening journal., 1907-09-03

GHILD DS'
umed Talcum Powder. 81.

There's no Tea for 4Oc pound like
Childs' Ceylon Blend
Perfumed Talcum Powder. Sc.
A handy Wash Board, &C. Just fits a
bucket.
Package Seeded Raisins. 12c
Clover Gelatine. &c package.
10 Quart Galvanized Pals, i7c.
Pound Package Macaroni. sc.
1Oc Bottle Vanilla, &c.
Childs' Young Ladies' Broom. 27c.
Made from Selected Dwarf Corn-Light
and Durable.
8 Roll Toilet Paper, lOc,
9 Double Sheets Tangle-Foot Fly
Paper, &c.
When you Buy
SPICES
Buy the Best-That Means 'CHILDS'
Of course. We guarantee our Spices to
be absolutely pure and of full strength.
Youll need the best for Picking.
Best Large Lemons, 15c dozen.
our Peaberry Java Coffee 19c pound.
WINS Famous Butter Trims, lie
pound. The daintiest little cracker that
can possibly be made. Is cent regu-
larly.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03
(6oS&,QS5iQQ.
6O5-6O7-6o0 4hAARKET ST.
sYS;Sf1sIIlE
.,- o,ur osssu raAp,Ne STAMPS rAey ARs r4e BEST.

WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS, THEY ARE THE BEST
Evening journal., 1907-09-03

There's no Tea for 4Oc pound like
Childs' Ceylon Blend
Evening journal., 1907-09-03

A handy Wash Board, &C. Just fits a
bucket.
Evening journal., 1907-09-03

Paekage Seeded Raisins. l2c
Evening journal., 1907-09-03

- % I1IDINI5V'
10 Quart Galvanized Pals, i7c.