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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

WE WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU
WANT? We have farms, ranches,
HOMES IN OMAHA. We will trade with
you. Come In and see us. Nowata Land
and Lot Co. suite 624, n. Y. Life Bldg,
Phone Red 1919, Omaha, Neb. Open
evenings.
elegant, strictly modern residence, with
three acres OF land, with abundance OF
fruit. on paved street, four blocks from
street car, in Council Bluffs, for sale OF
exchange for land, improved or WHO az
cash price. House stands on high, signify
location; has natural shade, and COM
mands a grand view Of the missouri
valley and Omaha; contains II rooms,
with conservatory and Is In first class
en- house and yards. This property cost
more than twice the price asked, tl2.OOO,
but owner is leaving the city and must
sell.
ALvA SMITH CO, Council Bluffs Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
HOUSE CLEANING

WALL PAPER, plastered ceilings, rugs
and carpets cleaned with Duntley vacuum
cleaner. LaEerstrom, BIS Le~avenworth.
Independent, A-S2S7; Bell, Harvey, 24SO,
M5S1 J12
CARPETS and linoleums taken up and
laid. Ia hung, cut down and re-
versed. Douglas 1856; Benson 252; Ind.
A-S%7. Phone evenings.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
West Farnam H o1ne

Only $500 buys 4 rooms and hall on first
floor; 4 bedrooms, strictly modern; nearly
new; only ? blocks from the new SSth
street homes; ? squares from 37th and
Farnam. First ad on this. See Il today.
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co,
1901 N. Y. Life. DOUG. or A-2l59
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
OFFERED FOR SALE


DRUGS at cut prices. freight paid on all
$40 orders: catalogue free. sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Co. Omaha, Neb.
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Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
HOUSTON ITEMS,

Amanda Graham departed this life on sunday
June 10th, at the home Of her son Randolph IN
Houston. from apoplexy. She had reached the
ripe age OF nearly four score years and had been
longing for over two years TO be relieved from
the Affections Of the body. which had become
very great during her last days She had at the
age OF ls embraced the faith Of the Presbyterian
Church and was an active participant until sh
had become enieeb'ed by age She was the
daughter OF the late samuel Jefferson Of near
Port Penn, ana mas surviving her one sister, now
living at Port Penn, and two sons Randolph and
Waiter She was laid to rest in odd te lows
Cemetery. Milford By the side Of her husband,
Philip 5. Graham. who she survived by over i've
years, on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. H. L. Bun
stein conducted the religious services at the
house and was assisted by Rev. J.. H. Geogehegan.
W. c. Wrie ht OF Harrington funeral dnect-r
Mother. thou art gone but not forgotten.
Johnson Bros Co huied their last peas on
Tuesday.
The Houston Schoo Board have elected Miss
Carrie Lane Of Harrington to I'LL the primary de.
partment and are trying 10 til! the priucipa ship
with a good male teacher. Let those VINO are
wanting such a position In brand new brick
building lot all apply at once The school board
means business Let gouE hppllldtloH9 No4A@.
Our market is being supplied With fresh grown
cabbage from the farm ofB F. B. woodan. They
are Of a fine quality.
Cutting wheat and cuti7aang corn is being
rushed now. The wheat yield is predicted
slightly over one half This looks ike the cou-
unuing o. high price aouFi
Armour Bros. have erected anotaer building
for their many employees.
John H. Johnson run ofWhite Plymouth Rock
chickens are the appreciation OF every one who
passes them They are growing with such rap
idity that they will soon grace the table OF the
epicurean.
Mrs. Maud Lank and Willie Graham OF Seaford
attended the funeral Of their aunt in Houston
on wednesday.
Mr. McDufy Of Buffalo who has been looking
after the pea huIl1g at Johnson Bros factory
left for Norfolk on Tuesday to continue his work
VIII Johnson IS much improved and we hope
to soon see him walking among US.
Than Johnson's child has been very sick with
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
GREENWOOD.

Wheat harvest is 10 fun swing in this sec
ton. aud the n'versal opiuion prevails, that
the crop Will be unusually short the straw
crop is good
The Chlldren's services at rodds Chapel
we're argely attended last sunday.
The asst stra wberries have g0ue TO market
aud the blackberry croD is Just upening but
We do not grow the latter in a very large acre
age
The auto fever is getting worse about Green
wood. and since Charles Short got bis ma
chine, every farmer is looking with longing
eyes at every au % that passes the place
If beef and meats OF all kinds keep going up
IN price, our people will be compelled to exist
as vegetarians fortunately. we can meet our
situation without much feeling OF deprivation,
so long as the supply of chickens hold out.
The Tommyhawk base bail club was not
satisfied with the trouncing Greenwood boys
gave them, so they had a second try last Sat
urday 10 get a worse beating, score was 10 TO ?
favor OF Greenwood. Our team expect TO go TO
Princess Anne this Friday to play
Mrs. Ellen Jones is m at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs Hatfield but Is improving.
Ruth johnson and Roswell Tucker runaway
about three weeks ago, and got married; both
are very yOung-scarcely more than Chi dreu.
BERTHE Tatman was a guest Of Miss Bells
his week
About all the college girls aud boys are home
Tor their sum mer vacation except Earl Willey
whe viii not re urn until August.
Clifton Goats will break up housekeeping,
and DOrsy Coats has gore to bis new home at
James Rogers.
W. F. Morris is IL again, aud his daughter
Is recovering rapidly.
Walter Rogers ana wife from Wilmington
are guests Of his father,
Miss Sallie Coats has returned from a visit
to Dover.
Bessie Todd OF Woodbury., n. J., is visiting
her grand parents.
T. NJ. Todd graduated from Westminster
College last week, and is passing the summer
here.
A. W. Outlet was taken suddenly III last
Monday and is not yet in much better cUndi.
lion.
Nellie Sharp is visiting her parents.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
Pay for What You Use.

The feeling is rapidly growing that
there should be better plan for 81 p
plying electric light to the consumers
Of electricity as an illuminant than the
present practise in Milford. In Newark
Delaware, the current is sold at stated
sum per killOwat OF seven cents but
that town also charges minimum
amount Of 81 per month whether the
current is used or not, so that they can
afford to make the rate what they do.
1t is now proposed TO place electric
meters in Dover, and increase the pres
ent charge OF six cents per killowat to
seven cents, and continue the minimum
charge Of 81 per month for each metre.
Here IN Milford there are several metres
il use, aud the rate for electricity is ten
cents per killowat as registered by the
metres. In by far the greater majority,
in fact nine tenths Of all consumers,
pay q fiat rate for the candle power
used counted by each and every lam p
in store or home, according to the rated
candle power Of the lamps. This re.
suits in brilliant tilluminatiOns Of both
stores aud residences, and a correspond
ing amount OF load on the dynamos.
The Light and Water Commission has
been adding to the water mains this
year and have incurred extraordinary
expenses, but We entertain the opinion
that the revenues (net) can be increased
by a change IN the system Of supplying
electricity to consumers. In Newark
it cost about 81 200 to install the metre
system, and at the end Of the second
month the people were consuming less
than twO.thirds OF the electric current 4
but the town was saving nearly half Of
its coal bill. The result at the end Of
the first year showed an increased net
profit over the preceding year, and it
was not necessary to enlarge the plant.
There should be better lighting on
the streets, and il the plan of paying
for what you use were put into force
probably the improvement in street
lighting could be done, and the net
earnings OF the plant be not interfered |
with
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
BURRSVILLE.

MI aud Mrs ". G Wooters and little daugh-
ter Burnas we're week end visitors at the home
OF Professor Harrington and family Of Houston.
Henry R. Lewes ESQ and wife OF Denton
were guests of the latters mother Mrs James
Voss Saturday.
James stephens of Chrisdeld who spent some.
time at the home OF his brother John stephens
returned home last week
Dr. Theodore salisbury was Baltimore visi-
TOR recently
barry Maddox. OF Font Royal Va, has been
visit NJ MS brother Rev. Carroll Maddox al the
NJ P Parsonage here
Misses Annie NJ. L=wes and Florence f. Di !,
Me-srs. Ar,nut Layton and R Henry stafford
we're deHshtully entertaired at the home Of
Miss Gertrude Wuloughby on Thursday OF Last
week
Farmers ia this vicinity are busy harvesting
Misses Merry Darrsh Of clayton and Maud
Pdtchett Of Greensboro are guests of Miss Mary
E. Porter.
Miss ma Jacops IS visiting Miss Katie Chance
OF Greensboro
Chudreus Bay exercises which were held at
Wesley NJ f. Cuurch on sunday evening las
we're a decidet sIcees Collection was twenty
dollars. The program was as follows
Opening Chorus Carols Of the Kiug, school
lnvocation by Rev. Carroll Maddox, pastor of
". T. Church
Chorus Win the Wor '.............. school.
Song and Recitation 1--WE " elcOme You, by
three girls.
66oras Growned %tb scnoo iS
Responsive Reading.
Recif-lion n....-...'............. Edna saulsbnry.
Exercise and fu i ca rus .............. i've BOYS
~ hat Makes Jhiidren's Day, "...... four girls.
Recitstlon ....................Ru Ruth satIerfe d.
chorus, Gales OF COD, .school.
heciauon ................ Brown NAV ~
Motion Exercises Wave Little Leaves by five
lite girls
hesitation, Don't Laugh at "" Russell Clouser
ave Are Litilie So 'diers,' five boys
Exercise "Chtidrens Day is Our Day. a..
hesitation n..................... Elizabeth Lohand
Recitation, The Road 10 Learning" Ira De
Chorus. Golden Days school.
FHR Drtil bv a class OF children.
Address by pastor Rev Thomas Snrd.
Chorus. Parting Song" ..................S School
BeuedictiOn,
A number of our young folks ATTENDED the
Children's Day exercises at Hickman NJ. F.
Church on Sunday morning last.
Miss Virgie Mesten after spending a week as
the guest Of friends here returned to her home
on Sunday.
Miss Viola Cahall Of Philadelphia is the guest
OF her grandmother Mrs Mary Cahall.
Mr.. aud Mrs Walter George of near Denton
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs T. Wilton Porter on
Sunday last.
Miss Jessie starkey has returned from a visit
with Goldsboro friends
Mr. Osborn wife and son have returned home
after spending sometime with Bridgeville friends
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
FREDERICK.

! Children's Day exercises at the NJ E. Church
last sunday evening were excellent The sup
erintendeRt a. W. Carrow knows just how to
train children for such occasions to get the
best possible results. The following Is the
programme
Song The Royal Banners ....... School
Recitation. Directing ...... Carolyn Hudson.
Recitation, "Chlldrens Day is Here, Mary
Sapp tzabeth Morris aud Emma Remick.
Recitation "A Feast OF Flowers Maud Pal
mer.
song "Eatth's Praises. .......... schoOl.
Recitation, - esus and the Children Dorothy
Mitten, oliver Melvin, Mary Melvin, Alton
pownes, Benjamin Burton.
Recitation, smile Whenever You Can, Iii
Ian Postles
song Message Of the Roses, ........ schOel
Exercises The Kings Garden Josephine
Hudson, Sarah Burton Marie Remick,
Myrtle Alexander, jeanette Belts, Elma
Cook. Alice Harrington
Recitation suppose, Jennie Minner Edna
Webb.
song by little folks
Recitation. Because It's Children's Day. Pearl
Palmer. James Morris John Wilson. Blanch
Recitauon, "Beautiful Thoughts" Elizabeth
EmOrv.
song The Children's Army" ......... School
Recitation. something Each Day ollie
Wilson Blanche Hudson. Lucelle Palmer
Recitation. The Little ones He Blessed
rhema Spuuy Mazie Deshiell Mary Pal
song The Rainy Day Brigade Blanche
Hudsou. Lillian POstes Carolvn Hud>Oo,
BIZ sbeth Emory, EIiz tb-th Hall, Maud
Palmer. MAJ Dasnieu Thelma spurry'
Mary Sapp Mary PA mer.
Recitation, The saviour 49,, Elizabeth Hal.
Soug The Masters Garden ,....,.... school.
Recitation, "Give Ihanss', Hester Spurry.
song Lord or All, "............... school.
address oy Rev h N Dashisll
song Earths Awakening"
BeredictiOn
George Meredith one OF cur elderly citizens
passed away sunday morning after an illness
Of many months Funeral services were held
at Barratts Chapel on Tuesday afternoon Rev
f H. Dashlel officiating. Mr Meredith was
highly respected man aud a member Of the
NJ f. Church. Many beautiful floral emblems
wer sent by friends as the last token Of re
spect. A large concourse Of relatives and
friends were gathered at the Chapel for the
funeral. Iuterment was made Barratt
Cemetery.
The stores have been closing this week at
p m. with the exception Of Wednesdays and
Saturday.
New cement crossings are being made for
the town by spurry Belts. f. F, Melvin is
superiHtending the job.
stated meeting Of the school voters in the un-
ited school districts nos 32 rs rs and rs in Kent
County viii be held on Saturday June 26th
al O'Clock p. IN. at the school building IN
said united school districts.
Miss Lillian speer OF Philadelphia, Dagid A
Conner os Milton and Mrs. Bertha sapp OF
near town are visiting Thos d. Conner and
family.
Mrs. Lydia Hydorn has sold her cottage at
Bowers to Mr.. Cooper Of this town.
Prof NJ. HydOrn leaves this week for
o cean City TO remain during the summer.
DR.. and Mrs Bradley Grler Of Olean, N. Y,
spent several days here recently.
Mrs. Mary Vickers has returned from visit
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds o. Philadelphia is visit
ing J s. Reynolds.
Mrs, E. d. Dashien has returned from a trip
to st. Louis.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
ROBBINS.

A box social and festival will be held at the
Robbins Cross Roads on July 2nd at night, II
stormy It will be held on the evening OF the
8rd It is orthe benefit OF Faith Nj. P. Church
all are Invited to come and bring boxes and
help good cause along.
f. C. stansbury is painting the school house
Mrs. Bernice salisbury is nome for a week
at Mr.. Lynchs.
Mrs. Henry Notary, and three children
have gone to Chicago, Jennie and Mrs. Nc
Gary have returned home, Pearl and Harry
win make their home In the west.
Miss Susie Clendaniel is at Glendale for a
week.
Howard Collins from Georgetown was at
Robbins Sunday evening.
Peaches viii be scarce ia this neighbor-
hood.
willard spicer made s8.lO In one day pi licking
strawberries.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
Violation Of Town Ordinanc e.

Chapter " and section 5 OF the Town
Ordinance, is as follows; That any
person or persons using, riding upon
propelling themselves, or being pro-
PEELED, upon any bicycle, tricycle., ve-
hicle commonly called a velocipede, or
skating upon roller skates, or wheeling
any wheelbarrOw or pushing any push
cart with slOp on them upon any of
the sidewalks or pavement within the
to Vii of Milford. shall forfeit and pay
a fine of not less than one nor more
than ten dollars to be collected a. fines
OF like amounts are collected. " In view
Of the above ordinance, complaints
have been especially made concerning
the riding Of bicycles Oh the pavemeutS,
ii being claimed that two aged men
have this week alone Deen knocked
down by bicycles aud this medium is
resorted to, that the people may be iu-
formed a. to the Law ia the matter aud
that the police should see tnat such
work is not repeated
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
HARRINGTON.

Miss Grace Ross and friend spent sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Harrington.
Harringtou's newly appointed board Of health
consists of Dr.J d. West. W 4. Graham and
Levi Jacobs.
Miss Nora Sapp has been spending several days
with Mr.. and MIS- George Ross
Miss Gertrude Wiloughby has been the guest
Of Mr. and MIS- alfred Hopkins
Last week at Delaware College Clarence Ed
win Taylor. sou OF Charles E. Taylor, secured
the william Clark prize Of t25 for proficiency
in mathematics Mr.. Taylor is one Of our most
estimsble young men and expects to keep on
unit ne ras reached the topmost round OF the
ladder
Mrs Anna Collision spent saturday and sun
day with Mrs B. r. Ross Miss Bertha Collinson
has been Mrs Ross guest also
MIS-. McMahan OF Secretary Nd, spent last
week with Edith simpson
At the 10th anniversary commencement OF
Dickinson Col ege, Csr isle. Pa, the degree
Bachelor OF Philosophy was conferred upon Miss
Lille Z. Reese OF our town.
Harry Hopkins has rrtnrned 10 his position.
Mrs r " Ross spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Waiter Cogerdale of Houston.
On Friday and saturday evenings July 2nd
and Sid at Whites Church, a festiva. viii be
he d. All are invited.
Mrs. r " Ross is visiting Edge Moor VII
ming ton and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cancy VINO has been known as one ofthe
best teachers OF the State for the past seven years
has been unanimously Invited TO return to her
last school ,TomshawkI upon its opening N
September
Mr aud Mrs. John Hopkins aud family spent
Sunday at Cedar Grove.
Children's Day services on sunday evening at
Wesley N E Church was attended by an I'M
meuce crowd with decided success
Mahoney Denning cf Philadelphia, spent
Su nday ia town
Misses Bertha Knox and Letha Anderson are
visiting Bristol Pa While away Miss Knox Will
visit Philadelphia Wilmington ana Centreville
Nd
Rev. j. L Nichols Of Lynchburg Va visited
town friends iast week.
George Evans and bride of Lewes, are stor-
ping at Hotel Dickerson. On Thursday evening
the couple was serenaded by the brass band
Mrs Edith Wood Of Milford speut sunday 10
town.
Randall Knox went to Baltimore Thursday.
He has accepted a position at Darbering.
Mrs. Alfred Raughley. Mrs. Kate sheldake.
and Brlnton shey have beeu out OF town
visitors
Mrs. Morris is visiting Wilmington friends.
RoIand Cooper aud wife, Of Philadelphia, are
visiting their father Mr. $. B Cooper
James Anderson. Of Frederica, Miss Edith
Deputy, OF Wilmington and George Blades Of
Burrsville nave been town visitors.
Mr. aud Mrs A. II Ross aud daughter, Helen
ipent sunday at Hickman the guests Of Mr.
lnd Mrs John stevens
Mrs. Louis Lankford aud daughter Minr ie, OF
Harrington are visiting relatives in New York.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
New Physicians.

The Medical Council OF Delaware
met At Dover On Tuesday and organized
by the election OF Chief Justice James
PenneS III pre- ddeut aud DR.. H W
Bdl g secretary and treasurer The
board Of examiners, represented the
president and fellows OF the Medi5a!
Society Of Delaware, recommended for
license 10 practice medicine in this State
the following; Dr. Carroll r. Baker,
DR.. Charles H Boehm, DR.. Gerald l..
DOugherty, DR.. ] F. Worley, Of viii.
mington, Del DR.. Earl Bell, OF Wells.
vile, Pa DR.. J. O. Brennan, Of Provi
dence, r. l.; DR.. William E. Douglass,
of Milton. Del: Dr. George E. James,
Ocean View, Del; DR.. RobertS s. Lorry,
Frsnkford, Del DR.. S. M. d. Marshall,
Milford, Del. The Homeopathic Board
OF Medical Examiners recommended
the following: DR.. Willard R. Pierce,
Of Milford, Del; DR.. Henry G. Allen,
OF Spring Mount, Pa; Or, Norman l.
Beale, OF Christiana, Del. These rec
ommend ations will without doubt be
acted upon favorably BY the medical
council.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
CEDAR NECK.

Many friends and relatives were at the home oi
Mr. and mrs. Byron q. Deputy on Monday even
log the l4th, It being the 10th anniversary Of
their wedding
Our new church just received a new coat Of
paint which adds greatly to It's appearance.
A new pump has been placed inside the school
house.
Hope The voters will show an interest and 90
to the school meeting Saturday afternoon next
at two O'Clock.
AS our roads have just been seraped and in
some places left rough would It not be a good
plan for each farmer to harrow and smooth the
road in front Of his iarmY There is not enough
money allowed to begin to make good roads, 50
lets do the best we can by them
The picnic was greatly enjoyed by the little
children apd older ones al Cedar Grove School
last Saturday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
BRIDGEYILLE.

Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Des Briday Of Lumn'
burg. Novia Scotia we're entertained al supper
Friday by Miss Bessie snort.
E. W. Ellingsworth is now on his southern
trip TO Cape Charles. Va, buying the early po-
tatoeg.
Miss Dalzell OF wheeling. W Va, is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. d. l. Cannon.
Mrs. T. W. Moore aud children of Whining
ton, have been spending week with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Short
Mr.. Powers and wife Of Philadelphia are the
guests OF friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Qulllen entertained at
dinner Sunday, Bessie short, May Knowles
and R. q. Short.
Strawberries are now athing ofthe past and
harvest seems to be the talk Of the day, The
wheat crop this year is said to net be the best
and with very few blackberries and apples il;
looks as though the farmers had right to
kick once in a while.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25

HAVE you ever noticed that
when ever an individual with sin
gle purpose for the betterment Of
the general public, advances an
idea and proceeds to put it into ef-
feet, there rises up loud spoken
critics, anxious to carp and cavil,
criticise and condemn the acts of
the public spirited one; but, these
same creatures seldom or never pre-
sent a plan to supplant, or improve
the ideas to which they object. No,
they live in the secure, without
hope for the future betterment of
State or nation, satisfied to be let
alone, even at the expense Of
blocking all public improvement.
Such men are no good to any COM
munity; they are simply waiting
for death to remove them from their
present existance, and when they
have gone, their going will not be
missed by even their own families;
unless it is to privately realize a re-
lief Truly some men have twist
ed the natural dispositions with
which Cod endowed them. PITY
tis, tbs true, Milford has a small
share of this particular brand.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25

TOMORROW will be school elec-
ton day for most districts in Kent
county, and it is the most impor-
tant duty the voter has to discharge
because it is touching his personal
and direct interest in education of
his child; but, it is general with
those who have the casting Of the
ballots which select men to direct
the schools, that they fail to realize
the great Importance of their person.
al presence at the school elections.
You may rest assured that the fell
low who has no interest Of a per
sonal nature in education, will be
present ready to vote down any or
all improvements either in methods
Of teaching, or i'll the school build
iugs themselves. Such men are
the enemies against which the
schools must make a bitter fight
and against whom the County
School Commissioners must pro-
tect the people, by compelling the
school commissioners to maintain
proper school buildings and proper
surroundings. We know that the
members of the various school
com missions of the counties, real
ize the great responsibility resting
upon them from this source, and
are trying to school the people to a
realization of their own respons:
bility With this in view the
County School Commissions Of
both Kent and Sussex counties
have sent circular letters to the vo-
tiers Of each district, informing them
of the laws requirements, and Civ
ing due notice that the law will be
enforced. The day IS rapidly ap-
preaching when the rural school
SYSTEM will have to be changed, so
that better results may be had from
the money spent in their maintain
auce by the State. Governor Pen
newill is directed By the last legis-
lature to appoint a Commission to
investigate this particular point
and report to the next session of
that body.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

At Lincoln City the 4th Of July celebration
will be held on Monday afternoon and night
Of July 9Th. Exercises will consist Of Music,
singing. speaking, supper and refreshments In
general. Rev. L. E. Poole OF Georgetown and
8. n. Pllohard OF Delmar win both be present to
make addresses. Everybody is Invited TO be
present all welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
Mems Summer
Wear.

You will be interested in the little
prices and the big savings offered in
this special line.
SOC Blue Chambray Shirts, here at
59c nice quality, cut full, well made.
35c Men Athletic Nainsook I'm
derwear, 25c shirt made coat shape,
no sleeves, drawers cut knee length.
All sizes.
25c Men and Boys white gauze
underwear; shirts only, every size
80 to 46, 25c value, 15c.
75c Cambria Night Shirts SOC
extra quality, light weight Cambria
with or without collars, neatly TRIM
med sizes IS to 10.
80 shapes Arrow Collars, and all
in quarter sizes, 15c tor 25c.