Milford chronicle., 1907-11-29
The Masonic Bazaar.

Inc committee IN chaTge OF Masonic
I. Bazaar are very greatly pleased with
the substantial encouragement accord
ed from every quarter and in order tC
- make it the great success which now
seems possible they have decided to
= postpone 1t one week, therefore, the
Il Bszaar will open on Mon day, December
. 9Th, and close on Saturday, the I4th.
II is proposed to keep the buildingand
the various booths open and doing Dusi-
q ness the full six days Of the week. One
o reason for postpOuing the Bazaar for
D week was to give mole time to commit
: tees and members to prepare for it and
another reason was that the heating
apparatus might be completed and
time given for cleaning aud decorating
tine building in proper manner
Donations of dry goods, curtains,
medicines, toilet articles, clothing aud
a hundred other things have already |
been received and also liberal checks /
from business outside of the State and
many contributions secured from
/ friends Of the members. One very
| pleasant feature OF the affairs is the in
terest which is manifested by persons
in the town VII. are not members of
Fraternity and by the ladies who in
many instances are not interested
Though relatives. From the program
which is growing daily in detail, it will
be Of very great enjoyment to all of our
people for no admission will be charged.
The various articles will be sold at a
very reasonable rate and there will be
a dozen special features to provide en-
In addition to the vaIi-
GUS booths, where articles will be sold,
there will be tea room where tea and
light refreshments will be served by
he japanese maids in a beautiful
power of CHEEKY blossoms. The candy
)oOth will have on sale a variety Of
OnfectiOns of the best makers and al.
0 a large assortment Of the genuine
articles.
If you want to get a fine pen knife
heap, you should visit the large room
n the third floor, where, under the
irectiOn Of Davis r. Grier, you will
e allowed to toss a ring at bunch OF
utlery and the one your ring eneircles
7ill be yours. There will be wonder
Il collection Of dolls from the leading
ty shops and many home made DRESS
/ in every style. Dolls representing
] ages, all races, and all conditions
ny one who is a good guesser may
iceive the magnificent gentleman doll
! the magnificent LADY doll for the
nall sum of five cents. One Of the
stures will be an Oriental Bazar in
large Of native Egyptian, where
i'll be displayed Oriental rugs all sizes.
astern embroideries filigree and mo.
ic work, hand work from India and
ces from the Island Of Malta and
any other reasonably priced things
lis booth will be well worth a visit.
any other things to he sold will be
ce patterns, hosiery, underwear, sus-
nders, trousers, suits of clothes, mag
ines, hand saws, fountain pens,
lm pudding, canned corn, canned
natoes, ladies' watch, umbrellas,
let sets, bric-a-brac tooth brushes,
d-bags, gentlemens' hats, silk
etc, etc.
Another feature will be a very large
iOTtment of embroidered articles
,de and donated by the ladies Of
lford and their friends. There will
many bargains in these. Next W eek
s proposed to give as far as possible
omplete list Of the articles for sale
ether with the names Of the donor.
here will be suppers served and al
dy there have been tenders Of many
'Tels Of oysters, crabs and all sorts of
bles so that this feature will cost us
y little.
'isit the Masonic Bazaar and buy
lr Christmas presents You will
a wide assortment, reasonable
,ed.
When at the Masonic Bazaar, call at
tea room where dainty maids from
,pOn, under bowers Of cherry bios.
Is, will serve tea and light refresh.
lts.
you know how to throw, visit the
d story during the Masonic Bazaar,
ere prizes are awaiting your skill
you want Christmas dolls, the
It variety at the Masonic Bazaar
interest and delight you.
axe no engagements for the week
9th to IA, the time Of the
Onic Bszar.