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Evening journal., 1909-05-05
DELAWARE ARTILLERYMEN
GOING TO GETTYSBURG

Four companies OF coast artillery and
the band have been ordered from the artil.
iery district Of Delaware 10 attend. in the
last week OF this month or the irst week
in June. the dedication at Gettysburg OF
the monument to the memory OF the sol
ed In the battle.
other troops which will be at the dedl.
cation. the date OF which has not beer
decided. win be the Fifth United States
Infantry, from Plattshurg Barracks; thu
first squadron 81 the Fifteenth Cavslr,
and the Second Battalion OF the ThirS
Field Artillery. from Fort Myer; thre'
companies from the district Of the To
tomac; three companies from Fort How
ard. and two from Fort MeHenry. Bait
more.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
RFGISTRATIONAND
POLLING PLACES
Department Of Election An
nOunCeS List for Benefit
of Voters

The Department of Elections an
nounces the following polling places for
registration on May 8 and election on
June 8:
FIRST WARD
Market to Washington, Fourth to
Sixth streets. 2O5 West Fourth street.
market to Washington, Second TO
Fourth streets. S. L. corner Third and
Orange streets.
s-Market TO Washington, Second to
city line south. 2O9is West Second street.
SECOND WARD.
market 10 French. Third to Chris
tiana river 1l2 East Second street.
French to Popular. Third TO Chris
tiana river, 2OS East Second street
s-Poplar to Creek, Third to Creek. 42a
East Second street.
4-Christiana river to city line, Market
TO Townsend street, S. w. corner A and
Buttonwood streets.
5-Christiana river to city line, Town
send to Head street, 4o3 Heald street.
6-Heald to Delaware river, Third to A
street. $50 Heald street.
7-Heald to Delaware river, A street tc
city line, 1905 B street.
THIRD WARD.
maryland avenue, Madison to Wash.
lhgton street. Second to West Liberty
street. 62s w. Front street.
madison street. Maryland ave, tc
Adams street, Third TO Linden street. n
E Z. corner second and Monroe streets.
3-Madison to Washington, Second I,
Fourth street, n. Z. corner Second and
Jefferson streets.
4-Madison 10 Adams. Third to sixtl
street. 1919 West Fifth street.
5-Washington TO Madison, Fourth I,
Sixth street, N. Z. corner Fifth and JEFF
ferson streets.
FOURTH WARD.
Market to Walnut. Third TO Sixth
street. 4OS French street.
2-Walnpt 10 Poplar, Third to Sixth
street, sos East Fourth street.
s-Poplar TO Lombard. Third to sixtl
street. 423 East Fourth street
4-Lombard to Delaware river. Third
to Fifth street. COL East Fourth street.
5-Lombard street to Delaware river
Fifth 10 Sixth street, $40 East Sixth
street.
FIFTH WARD.
Market to West, Sixth to Eight
street. 6l7 Orange.
2-West TO Madison, Sixth to Eightl
street, n. w. corner Seventh and JEFF
ferson streets.
3-Madison to Adams. Sixth to Eight
street, SOC West Seventh street.
adams to Harrison. Sixth I,
Eighth street. rear 701 Van Burer
street.
5--IIarrison to DUPONT, Sixth I,
Eighth street, S. w. corner Seventh
and Franklin streets
6-duPont. westerly to city line. Sixtl
20 Eighth street, S. w. corner Eight
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
AsphaltoiIene Does 1t

and Lombard streets
S-Lombard 70 Pine. Ninth street 70
Brandywine. 1919 Pine street.
9--Pine TO Spruce. Ninth street to
Brandywine, 1919 Pine street
Kirkwood streets.
10-Spruce street 70 Brandywine.
Ninth street to Brandywine, 7s1 East
Tenth street.
NINTH WARD.
Thirteenth street TO BrandyWine.
Brandywine 10 Delaware river. S. w.
corner Thirteenth and Claymont
streets
2-Thirteenth 20 Twenty nth. That
cher street 20 Delaware river, 1917
Claymont street.
S-Thirteenth street to vandever
avenue, Thatcher to Pine street, sS6
Vandever avenue.
4-Vandever avenue TO Twenty fifth.
Thatcher TO Pine street. S. e. corner
Twenty-second and Spruce streets
-Brandywine 10 Twenty second,
Market 20 Pine street, Vandever ave-
nue. and Hutton streets.
6-Market to Pine, Twenty second
to Twenty-hfth streets. 2212 Market
street
Market street to city line west
Brandywine TO Nineteenth street, Nine
teenth and West streets. $. L. corner
s-Market street 10 city line west
Nineteenth 10 Concord avenue. 1905
Market street
s-Market street TO city line. west
Concord avenue TO Twenty NTH street,
2133 Market street.
10-Market street 10 city line. West,
Twenty fifth to city line north, s. w.
corner Twenty ninth and West streets.
11-Market street TO city line east,
Twenty y-fifth street to city line north,
Thirieth and Market streets.
TENTH WARD.
adams to Van Buren. Fourth to
Sixth street 1921 West Fourth street.
2-Ysn Buren 10 Franklin, Fourth tc
Sixth street, 40S Franklin street.
3--Adams 70 Van Buren. Second tc
Fourth street, 1912 West Third street.
/ 4-Van Buren to Franklin. Second "a
Fourth street 223 n. Harrison street.
5-Adams to Van Buren,. Reed to Second
street. 1929 Lancaster avenue.
Evan Buren, to Franklin. Reed 10 Sec
ond street. 1900 West Second street.
adams to Van Buren. Reed to Linder
street aiS Chestnut street.
Swan Buren, 10 Franklin, Reed to Lin
den street, 100 S. Van Buren street.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Linden to Beech. Van Buren stree
westerly of city line. 4si S. Harrison street
2-Linden and Liberty 10 Beech, Val
Buren to Washington street, sol S. Jack
son street
s-Beech street 10 city line. Marylan,
avenue. westerly to city line, 1913 S. Frank
lin street.
4-Beech street to Fifth avenue. Mary
land avenue. easteriy to city line. 50
Maryland avenue.
5-Fifth avenue to city line. Marylan
avenue, easteriy TO city line. S. W. corne
Fifth avenue and Brown street
TWELFTH WARD.
1-Franklin to Rodney. Third to sixt
streets. S. W. corner Fourth and Come
streets
Franklin TO Rodney. Third TO Linde
streets. 100 Rodney street.
s-Rodney to Scott. Third to sixth. S. "
corner Fourth and Rodney
4-Rodney to Scott Third to Lnde
street. S W. corner Second and searle
streets
5-scott street to woodlawn avenu,
Third to Sixth streets. 5is Springer street
: 6-Scott street to Woodlawn avenue
Third to Linden street. 1900 Lancaste
avenue.
7-Woodlawn avenue 10 city line wesi
Sixth street to cic' line south ioS Hawle
street.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
and pourlas streets.

ana douglas streets.
Market TO Washington, Eighth to
Ninth street. s23 Shipley street.
Washington to Monroe, Eigth TO
Ninth street, sol jefferson street.
9-Monroe to Harrison, Eighth TO
Ninth street. rear $40 West Ninth
street.
1O-Harrison TO city line Eighth to
Ninth streets, S. w. corner Rowland
and Clayton streets.
SIXTH WARD.
Market 10 Walnut, Sixth to Eighth
street. n. w. corner Seventh and
French streets.
walnut TO Poplar. Sixth to Eighth
street, N. e. corner Seventh and Wal
nut streets.
3-Market to Poplar. Eighth to Ninth
street, S42 King street.
4-Market to French. Ninth to
Twelfth street. 1907 French street.
5-Market to French. Twelfth to
Fourteenth street. 1922 King street.
6-Market to French. Fourteenth
street to Brandywine, 6 East Fifteenth
street.
French to Poplar. Thirteenth street
to Brandywine, 211 East Fifteenth
street.
s-French to Poplar. Ninth to Elev-
enth street. 916 Walnut street
9-French to Poplar, Eleventh to
Thirteenth street, 1904 Walnut street.
SEVENTH WARD.
Ninth TO Eleventh Market to Tat
nall street, 800 Shipley street.
2-Ninth 70 Eleventh Tatnall to
Washington street. S. L. corner Elev-
enth and West streets.
3-Eleventh to Twelfth, Market &c
West street, n. Z. corner Eleventh and
Tatnall streets.
Twelfth street to Brandywine,
Market TO West street, 1903 Market
street.
5-West to Adams. Eleventh street
and Delaware avenue to Brandywine
N. z. corner Fourteenth and Washing
ton streets.
6-Ninth TO Eleventh and Delawar;
avenue. washington TO Madison, S. W
corner Tenth and Washington streets
Ninth to Delaware avenue. Madi-
son TO Adams street, n. +. corner Tenth
and Monroe streets
S-Adams to Van Buren, Ninth t.
Delaware avenue, n. w. corner Elev-
enth and Adams street.
9-Delaware avenue to Brandywine
Adams to Van Buren street, 1923 Git
pin avenue.
10-Ninth to Thirteenth. Rodney
streets to Woodlawn avenue, 1906
Pennsylvania avenue.
11-Thirteenth street to Delaware
avenue, Rodney street 70 Woodlawr
avenue. 1920 Delaware avenue.
12-Rodney street to Rockford Road
Delaware to Shallcross avenue 1Sca
Lincoln street.
13-Rodney 10 Union street, Shall.
cross avenue 10 Park Drive. 1928 Low
ering avenue.
14-Rodney street to Rockford Road
Park Drive, Union street. ShHllcrosl
avenue to Brandywine, II Kentmer'
road.
15-woodlawn avenue and Rockford
road, west to city line. Ninth sire 81
and city line TO Brandywine, odd Eel
lows Hall. (Highlands)
16-Van Buren TO Rodney Nintl
street TO Delaware avenue, 11O6 Frank,
lin street.
17-Delaware avenue TO Brandywine
Van Buren, to Rodney street. S. w
corner Gilpin avenue and Franklin
street.
EIGHTH WARD.
Sixth 10 Eighth. Poplar TO PIN
street, $50 Lombard street
2-SiXth 20 Eighth. Pine to Spruc'
street, 612 East Seventh street.
3--Sixth TO Eighth, Spruce TO Bran
dywine, 702 East Seventh street.
Poplar to Pine. Eighth to Nintl
street. 40 Taylor street.
5-Pine 20 Church, Eighth 10 Mint
street S. f. corner Taylor and Pin
streets.
6-Church street to creek. Eighth 4
Ninth street and creek. n. w. corne
Eighth and Locust streets.
Poplar to Lombard. Ninth stree
Ito Brandywine. n. w. corner Tent
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
And so-cailed Olive oils That Arc
Grossly Adulterated.

Virgin olive Oil-You may have
thought that 70 be the trade name Of
some special brand OF Olive OIL and
OF not particularly fine quality. Vlr-
gin Olive OH Is the product OF the
finest grown olives that oozes natu-
rally from the olives as they are stor
ed IN great watts. and Is considered IN
comparable with any oil that Is obtain
ed by any process OF heating, pressing
or feremcnting.
II Is not a question Of getting Virgin
Oh but see that you do not get
grossly adulterated oil having none Of
the properties OF genuine oil. Much OF
the oil in the market nowadays con-
tains large quantities OF cotton seed
oil. oil sesame. oil benne. and many
other oils that are put in simply to
cheaper the product. For an abso-
lutely pure oil. Milers Virgin Olive
oil imported by Miller Drug Co. IS
probably the finest Olive oil to be
found in wilmington Their price Is
only 30 cents the pint.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
EoR OLD PEOPLE

After reaching the age OF forty the
human system gradually declines. II
IS then-rnat the accumulated poisons
in the blood make themselves manifest
by rheumatic pains in the joints, mus
cles and back.
The following prescription shows
wonderful results even after the first
few doses and It will eventually re-
stors full physical yigor
lone ounce compound syrup Of Sar-
saparilla; one ounce Toris compound;
half pint OF high grade whiskey. This
10 be mixed and used in tablespoonful
doses before each meal and at bedtime,
The bottle to be well shaken each
time" Any druggist can supply the
Ingredients.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
State Road Honor Pupils,


The following pupils OF state Road
School, having made an avearge OF %
or over in every branch during the
month Of April, are entitled TO a place
on the roll OF honor:
Eighth Grade--lssie Denning.
Seventh Grade--Miriam Bullen
Mary Burge.
Fifth Grade-Ethel Mccallister. Ada
Burge.
Fourth Grade--Mary Moody, Ruth
Denning. Bertha McCallister. Evar
Miller.
Second Grade-Elsie Burge.
Those who have been present every
day during the month are: Miriam
Bullen. Ada Burge. Ethel McCallister
Bertha McCallister, Mary Moody. Ruth
Denning. Walter Biddle, Howard Bid
die Elsie Burge.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
CAUTION ABOUT
MAILING LETTERS

small children to mail letters in the
new boxes on cars of the Wilmington
City Railway Company, for there is
danger that the little ones may be
hurt. The rapid transit mail boxes
are too high 10 be reached convent
emily by children.
A well-known resident of this city,
who IS much pleased with the street
car mail collection system to-day said
he saw child barely escape injury
by trying TO mail a letter while car
was in motion. Parents should see
that the small children are not subject
ed TO any risk by mailing letters on
the cars, and all persons should wait
until the car stops before attempting
to mail a letter.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
TEACHERS WANT ALL
PASTORS TO AID THEM

The committee Of teachers fostering
the movement for increased salaries has
arranged TO have delegation OF teach
ers wait upon svery minister OF the city
20 enforce the work Of the COMMITTEES
appointed by the Ministerial Union 10
arrange for a day when all ministers
will speak on the need oil better educa-
tional facilities in Wilmington and es-
pecially Of increased salaries for teach
ers.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Faculty Entertained.

The faculty Of Goidey College were en-
tersained on Monday evening by Miss
Gertrude NJ Bowdle. at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs J. II. Peach. No. 1872 Washing
ton street Among the guests we're; Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Douglas. MT and Mrs.
Peach. Misses Theresa McHugh Reba
Eisenbrey. wilheimina Kiock, Elizabeth
Peach. Rebecca Moore and Gertrude NJ.
Bowdle. Messrs. r. j. Maclean J. r. Phil
lips. J. r. Fuller. +. u. Warrington. z.
+. MetEger. Charles S. Fleming. Of New
Castle and Andrew Kalmbacher.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Interstate Paws Interest.

The Interstate Railways Company
officially notifies holders Of certificates
OF deposit Of the Philadelphia Trust
Company for collateral trust per cent
gold bonds that upon presentation Of
certificates they will be entitled 10 re-
ceive the amount OF coupons due Feb
ruary 1. 1909. upon bonds represented
by certificates after the latter have
been duly stamped Notice will be
given when the deposited bonds may
be Withdrawn.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Wsddinas Al Harrington.

Mics Estena r. Mlnner. Of Harring
ton. and Edgar Tates. Of FELTON,, were
married at Pennington. on April Il, by
the Rev ]. r. Anderson.
Miss May Tucker, Of Harrington. and
oscar y. Meredith. OF Houston. were
married by the same minister on April
r.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Antn. nn Mail Rnnt...

DOVER. May 5.-Automobiles are
being introduced on the rural mail
routes of Central Delaware. Carrier
W. T.. Cole. OF Dover-Leipsic routes
has purchased a runabout. Carrier d.
II. Hancock is also considering the
purchase Of q horseless carriage.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Nav Yacht Launohad.

The steel steam yacht Lydonia was
launched from the yards OF the Pusey
Chicago, H., yesterday. Miss Rose A.
O'Neill OF this city was the sponsor.
The yacht is 164 feet I'm length. p feet
beam. 13. feet inches depth OF hold.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Io A.,lnt ~ con.eorntIon.

The Rev. Hubert w. Wells. OF St
Andrews Church, this city. will be the
deputy registrar at the ceremony OF the
conservation OF the Rev. Nathaniel S.
Thon1as as bishop OF Wyoming. at
PhiIa delpha, tomorrow morning
Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle. presl-
dent bishop Of the Episcopal Church,
viii be the consecrator.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
PoweII-cahsII

u. Salisbury cahail, a merchant Of
Price. Nd. near centrevIlle. and Miss
Estella Powell, daughter Of J. W. Powell
OF near the same place, were Married here
on Wednesday by the Rev. W. c. Poole
pastor Of Mccabe Memorial Church.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
court Ediet esrs sIa Hsts.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. May S.
Under a new ruling In the Chester
County Court women with exception
ally large hats must remove them
while occupying front seats in the
Court room.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
camp Assoolation 70 M.st.

Brandywine Summit Compmeeting
Association will hold It's annual meet-
ing in the camp woods tomorrow. New
officers viii be elected. and a spiritual
director for the camp will be chosen,
as well as the time for the camp
agreed upon
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
- Giun Recital.

A recital will be given at Hillcrest this
evening by the Hiilcrest N. f. Sunday
school under the direction OF the Misses
Nellie ID. Mcsherry and Gertrude NJ.
vickers for the benefit OF the NJ. e. chap
el fund.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Went to Ocean City.

Miss Addie Macklin Of Denton. Nd.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Todd, OF No. 2s1 Woodlawn ave-
nue. for the past two months has left
for Ocean City, where she will spend
the summer.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
ksnt Tax Rata unehanasd.

DOVER, May b.--The tax rate was
fixed here today for the coming year
by the Levy Court. After a considera-
tion of all the expenses and probable
income OF The county. the court de-
cided TO retain the same tax rate as
last year.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Individual cen,munion Guns.

LAUREL. May 5.--Individual COM
munion cups were used at a service
at the Laurel Methodist Protestant
Church on Sunday for the first time
in that section OF the State.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Had Funeral Services Last E

I TTVIu HII0I "I HNTNIV00 I-H9t LF0HIHHI
Funeral services were held at s
o'clock last evening by the Rev. w.
r. Greenfield over the remains OF
Philena p. Counselman at her late resi-
dcnce. No. 2ls Gray avenue. She died
very suddenly on Sunday. She was
60 years OF age. lnterment will be made
In Darlington cemetery. Hartford coun-
~ Md, this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
we make Brass signs. Buehsr.s..
Eureka counoil lnitiation.

Eureka council Initiation.
Eureka Council, No. j, Jr. o. u. a.
NJ. initiated six candidates last night.
The initiatory work was exempllfed
by the degree team under the direction
Of Captain Walter r. Clark. on May
is the Council viii celebrate its twen-
ty-first anniversary. Prominent mem
bers will speak, and refreshments win
be served.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
''To Them Thai HaIh''
A SHORT SERMON TO
FAT FOLKS

"To them that hath shall be given'
is sentence that applies to fat peopie
very neatly. Il is common knowledge
that once human being begins to
fatten up, 10 what they have already
Ia added more than they want until
finally stage IN reached where reduc-
tlon must be made or decided dlsad-
vantage results.
Then comes forward the ages-old
query, "Reduce-but how7' To the
uninformed nothing suggests itself hut
the (to them) twin evils--less eating
more activity. They contemplate a
more or less lengthy siege OF dieting
and exercising. So II may be said
safely that every man or woman in
tho land now undergoing the fatten-
ing-up procese has hia or her mental
eye fixed obviously on that not far dis
tant day when he or she will have to
don the ashes and sackcloth OF reduc-
tion."
This is not an enlivening prospect.
and so II Is with considerable satis-
faction that we announce the emanci-
patton of the fat. Nowadays one may
reduce much or little. a pound day
II desired. or hold thair fat in check
absolutely stationary. without doing a
tap Of exercise. missing single meal.
doing a particle OF harm or causing a
solitary wrinkle. All that's required.
a. hundreds testify. Il the taking after
meals and at bedtime OF one Marmola
Prescription Tablet, which tablets ara
sold by tho Marmola Company. Dept.
27s. Detroit. Mich, or any good drug
gist at tho uniform price Of rs cents.
this sum being accepted for a case OF
\ l. - =. =. amIn =
that even one produces desirable re-
attita
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Weddlna Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph /. Haywood. Of
No. sol West Front street, Will observe
their eighteenth wedding anniversary on
Friday.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Lodu, Of EsaI.s A cooraotown.

GEORGETOWN, Del. May 5.--The
charter for a new lodge Of knights OF
the Golden Eagle has been granted al
Georgetown and a Wilmington Castle
will at once organize the new lodge
and confer degrees.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
MIssionary Society MEETING.

The monthly meeting OF the Woman's
Home Missionary Society OF Union NJ.
f. Church was held last evening at
the home Of Mrs. George Goodwin. No.
sos West Eighteenth street.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05

Breaks Arm While Planting Flowers,
DOVER. May 5.--Mrs. John w.
wooten, aged 20. one OF tho most prom
inent women OF this peninsula. while
planting some flowers In her garden,
fell and broke her arm.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05

Lecture at Elsmere Church.
Pastor McCann. of Elsmere NJ. f.
Church will give an illustrated lecture
J at the church tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
70 VIM QermanY.

Mrs. Theresa Beoek and Miss Matilda
Beock will sail tomorrow for Germany
where they will stay some time.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05
Engineer Fell From Loeomotive,

william d. Bradford. engineer on
the p. j. and W. Railroad. was thrown
while attempting TO board his engine
at the Edge Moor yards yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05

Small capital finds its best
and Surest chance here-right
here in the Market Place of
the MunnimakerS want ad
columns of The Journal. } Your
capital may be too small to bank. But it
isn't too small to take hold of some of the RICH
opportunities that arc offered here. You don't
have to have place of business-don't have
to give it your whole time. In The Journal
classified ad columns, your spare time, your
energy, your determination are enough to put
you on the road to wealth.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05

and VIII be entertained for az least
three days. Ono of the events. and
the public one. win be the banquet az
which the President is expected to
make a speech This VIII take place
at the HoteI Bellevue -Stratford.
Evening journal., 1909-05-05

The Department of Elections an
nounces the following polling places for
registration on May and election on
luna e..
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-30
Bread, Brains and Brotherhood.

Bread, Brains and Brotherhood.
Wanted partner with capital to es-
tabIish united bakeries, for the pur-
pose of making new bread of high
quality. patent applied for.)
1t will obviate the use of cereals
and similar dishes, and will form prin-
cipal part of ones daily food.
Good bread makes good brains, and
good brains will insure success and
will hasten the natural tendency Of
brotherhood.
Address G. r. JEFFERSON,
1920 Willow ST., Houston, Texas.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-30

A Succoth social will be given by
the Order Birth Jacob at Adath Yesh-
urun hall Sunday, October g. at 2:30
p. m. Refreshments will he served
There will be good speaking; jolly
time promised to all. Everybody is
invited to come and bring their friends.
The Jewish Literary society will en-
terrain it's members and friends Sun
day night, October 8, with Succoth
social and dance The ladies are re-
ouested to bring flowers and the gen
tlemen fruit
Again we call the attention of our
readers to the card of Barringer &
Norton, tailors and shirtmakers ito
men who care MIR. Norton says
that if the public knew they could
have clothes made to their measure at
a slight bit more than they pay for
ready to wear THAT none would do
otherwise. Both Messrs Barringer &
Norton are exceptionally genteel
young men and DESTROYS of making
your acquaintance. Their establish
ment is a beauty and good for the
eye to behold
On Wednesday from s to $50 p m.
the new speciality store of j. K Foley
opened it's doors to the public. The
store has been open for a week, and
the people of Houston have had
chance to become acquainted with the
line of goods they will handle. AL
though not a large store, they carry
a large stock, and one can rest as
sured of getting the advanced styles.
The interior is done in green, and with
the beautiful floral offerings presented
a charming scene. They will carry eV-
erything for my lady's" toilet, beau
tiful evening gowns, street dresses,
and suits, wraps and hats BE sure
when on shopping expedition to give
the Specially store a call and you will
be more than pleased, both with the
courteous treatment and the line OF
goods.
Rraad Brains and Brotherhood.