Evening journal., 1909-07-26
MORE PRIZES FOR
WARSHIP AUCTION

The most sanguine OF the Board Il !
Trade committee had no idea that the
prize package auction for the bencht
Of the silver service fund for the bat
tleship Delaware would reach such
tremendous proportions that has been
shown by the liberality Of the Will
mington merchants. IL was originally
thought that appeal would be made TO
the merchants throughout the State
but the response has been so gratifying
that il will be confined to the merch-
ants Of Wilmington and the returns
presented to the fund through The
committee Of the Wilmington Board Of
Trade. So far the largest donation
from any one company is that OF the
! Concessionairs Association Of the
I Springs which association has raised
| over SIS. which viii be used in pur-
chasing silverware from among The
local jewellers and will he divided into
nine packages, each Of which will be
worth over S3 and the one big prize.
6ve-piecc silver service, is costing S45
4 special hour on a given night will be
set aside for the selling of this series
of prizes of which uue announcement
viii be made. The following is the
list Of new donations since the issue Of
Saturday:
George Frizzeli. 1901 Delaware ave
nue., 1; Edwin L. Erisman, 2OOO Della
ware avenue. /; Edward r. Davis. 1ibi
Lincoln street ]; c. Mazerle. H. and
II. Brewery, 1; Herman Glanding, sos
King street. 1: Mrs. r. Dougherty. 1922
Scott street, /; Michael Lynch. shalt
cross avenue and Scott street. /;
Arthur G.. Heinel. 100 scott 4; Charles
n. Bonham, 1900 Delaware avenue. l.
F.. J. Chapman, Delaware avenue and
Scott street. 1; A. L. sharpe 70S ship
ley street. 3; Henry Sell, l7i7 Delaware
avenue. I: G. J. Dougherty
1909 Delaware Avenue. J.; NJ
sixth and Shiplcy streets. ]; Consum-
ers Grocery Company. southwest cor
ner Eighth and King streets, .; f. H.
Alexander. Fourth and franklin
streets, ]: A. Ferschke, Eighth and
King streets. /: Wilson and Hudson
hardware Third and Shipley streets
? 3; NJ. Altman, southeast corner Sec
ord and Orange streets. ] Il. G.. Moore
East Second street i; Max Ken. c0'
East Fourth street. 2: Mrs. Alic,
Hayes southeast corner Fourth ard
Walnut streets. T. Ephraim and Eph.
. ] lANns 3 west fOutNh SAiftlf l. D. '
Freebooter, Eighth and Orange streets
6; James McKeough. West Seventh
street .; L. X. Robinson. 1l3 West
Eighth street. /; Henry Miller, Jr., 2l
West Eighth street. 2; DIR. o. n. Spear
Second and West streets, l. c. 3. Nor
ris, Fourth and Poplar streets.
Booker, Scott and Moore Company, ?
Turner Bros. laundry. 423-5 West Sec
ond street, ?; +. Il. Connell, Fourtl
and Lombard. >; James eKenan, d.
Shipley street. /; Gilpin Van Truml
and Montgomery. dupont Building, !
A. II. Pierce and Son. Fourteenth an,
Washington streets, L; Miss L. Stein
icken, Delaware avenue and Tatnall
I: a. L. Sedgwick. 231 Shipley stree,
2; Foord- Massey Furniture Company
!, Seventh and Shipley streets, 3; Johl
f. Healy g. Son, 6is l-2 Shipley stree-
! 1; David Curlett, s25 Shipley street. 1
Harry J. Taylor, 621 Shipley street, 1
Samuel Harkins, 724 Market street,
A. A. Smith, sos Market street. 2;
S. Staib. 7OS Orange. 4; Thomas J
Biscoe and Company. SIS Orang
street, L; c. 7. Orbann, Il East Fourtl