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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
"Snfnia" % "Gam". q

"Safnia" % Gan. Ct SorIp.
oenbe piI iislge "9srien" pioe, at
Get forenebe oonife 2ipSioriifrinqS.
GftieieIitab "Sninio" bar truiiet NJ.
taller meb Observation-Disclosures
Gan" ON bette Sclifabs Spaaacn i
"Sainia". Srbninaen iifrcr "Gan"s
IftionGrer Bari for oereS aftier.
Get menes life, at "Soinio" / In.
Looming al SonmeniIutninacn pil
ropioe lin aopitoI. Zen Gortcislie.
"Sainia" opertager fra Gan, or
oper 30 Win. ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
SSocr GaIamcnigbco.

totion ira Sbber Salemeuigbeo bar
/ OiSie 0aae uGret paa 9eisa hos
SeiifoIeIGrer 6euger / Iifoo FOR at
tiIbpoe bam Den pco Eaitor WalingS
Dob Ieoi9bIepue Stiuiug iom Greit
FOR S06er &aIamenigbco. Der fol
pGrc goo lloiigt til, at Sr. 6enecr
mootaler Silbu0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Den norife 4pit til Mmerifa %

"SANS fSN =" SutNAtAu W
enoel andre o~periisiife 2arbe bar
bibtil pGret oirigcret oper 9eraen-
N%epcaitle for GeItIanbets @ebfom.
menoe, ODER 8riItiansianb-Sre.
orifSbapn for Ssrlanbets 9eofom.
menoe og oper StocfboIm M. b. for
bet sprige Sanbs 8eofommenbe. 81.
ter S9anJiGttelie al Gottog poa
Sergensbonen og ben iom Sslee ser.
al foretaane Snoronine al eng.
lanosruten Far bet pitt Jig mlIis at
oirigere en- itsrre Gel al Den Eoit,
lom mn gaar oper aontinentet, oper
gergen-HeDcoitle iiben berpeO at
forIinfe Eoitens InfomIt til 9eitem.
mellesiteoerne. On iaaoon OmIGg.
ming al Eoitbiriseringen err oerfor
MI inofsrt fra lite Ipril. Ger ffal
Dog ueb 8aategning poo Eoitiagerne
"oper Saitlanoet" eIler Ii%gnenbe boz.
re Iogang for GubIifum iii at foa
Dem ~freInienbt 40 Den biotil benptte.
De geforbringspei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

aEci 90 SaIborg. Srucu til Sen me
Ytae: "Ruu, % beNer nItioa gdlborg;
meu set oil icB iige Gem. at Der / Sus
iet oil ot life pioe al noaeu arcl."
Ytgcu: "Gei, Srueu tan pGre gaus
ite roItg. 6au beSer Sans"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Gieftrieitetsperf 0epanaer 9ano.

iusn. 8ranfoSien / Sepangerelpen
or al @ieren / bisie Gage beill,ttet
rlobpgget for Grit al eIeftriif 8raft.
Itation, forelsbig meo et MaifiniGt
pao 100 $50. % meb en- Sppnbing
al 5000 Bolt. Der err iorelsbig Hut.
tet en- &ontroft meb gitborg aalf.
brub ON 2eperance Of 80 S&. til
9ripfroft o9 2ps / a%aIfbrubbet Get
er besuoen Weninsen, e~iterbpert ipm
9ebopet melber Jig, of ioripne gpg'
ben meO SpS og aroft. Get belle Nm
leg er operOraget Sngenisr 8. 81.
Hanbeim til ~llbfsrelic, og fol ppre
fGroig og i Drift aIerebe til So.
item.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
lflnffrsfiIfrlSr

TIDffcstiIfrlbe. = IRA HnnocrS
meobeles Den 12tc GpriI. SiiSmoro
0tiffeI anoericn / 5oItrup peb III.
Itrltp er / SuSoagS bIepen fpoIt / Ell
Srusgrap och, at en- u~uber9ropet
S~orbbaufe FREQ neb ouer ham.
Sfisnt ban itrar bIep grapet no, par
Geoen inotraobt. Zen SoruIpffeoe,
Der bar @nfemono, bar nogIe Oh 20
War gommel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Sortnlt / ina Sro.

GbaS. Gd%itIcoou, Cumberland.
Bno., iigcr ban bopoc oen pGrite
Soitc iom fnn trnfc$, OF itanSieSe
Sen / iou Gage meO Or. 8arrer's
@bitc &inc OF Tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
StcnS 2a%uSbrnasifple.

gergenbuS amtstins, iom / bisie
Gage er i%anlIet, beisgtf forleoen Dag
Steno 2anobrugSifole. Sette Be
log itob piitnof / Sorbinbelie meb en-
paotpnft Itsrre llbpioeIie al Sfolen.
Ger pil fremfomme SoriIag berout,
% Der er @ruro til at tro, at glmtss
tinget goor meo paa llopibelien, iom
fanife oQereoe / CONNER bill bli
g%jenuemfsrt, meooeleS fra Bergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Wnloenoul on SiImcu. OF Sor

Wpioenonl % Ntlincn. Ut 0dll't
glab mcobclcr, at @pIbcnbnIifc Ior.
Lag agtcr at dnITgae en- itor 6iImS.
iobrif Ill llOnpttelie al SorlagetS Ii.
tcrrrc Gienoommc. Startfapitulcn
lfltloe rpre en- baIp Wiuion aroner.
oa fonItitncrcuOe 8cneraIioriamIinq
itiiloc boloeS 9oe GpriI. Seuerc err
Soaen iremitiaet iooIeScS. at @pl
ocnodIifc @ogboubel, NorOiif 6orIug
ltal trGoe / SorbiuocIic mco et
6iIntSiobrif for AT ubrpttc fine Scr,
til cgncbc Iitcrpre G%icnoontmc for
slim. Get er ielpisl1cIia Meninqcn,
at 6oriatterre fol fao Sonoror Tor
Spcrieriuaen til SiIm. Oct oil iiac,
5oriattere, iom fuu bar iolat Ior.
loaSrctten til SorIaqct. Icrimoo er
Der 10 Ell Tel GI0re Vcrfer, iom 1or.
lagct bar belle oen Iitcrrre Gicnooms.
ret til. Get me Sorctaaenbc fol
falocS "Sorif 5iImfompaui". ga.
gen bar pnft mcgen SpiiGt. iurIig
Sorfattcrpcr6cneu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Minoritcncn til Senlnee.

WInocitencn til SellInae. - Sra
Belle meb0eles Den l0oe April. Baa
SuSmaub 3b. NteacrS Ntarf / 9in'
Oct, Better Soan. hur man tuu0ct en-
dnielis % limit 8rnnitblof, Ger ifaI
anocnoes Ill Den tioIi9erc omItaIte hi.
~ltoriIfe Stcn / SeIlinge. paa buiIfcn
ale DC biitoriife Tnto, ser fupttcr liz
til ScIinge ifnl i~u0rioieS. ) Nor.
gen TRANSFORMERS Stcnen Ill ,Seltius
&c paa Ell 9lofoogu. Semiuariets
Clever mnriherer no til AaouI OF
biGIper Ill at trGffc Stcucu 90 as
9ierlep @otfe. Won oqter at be.
mite Stener iom OperIiJaer poa en-
StenSpSie, Der ifal relics iorau Sfo.
len. SpSien bliOer meget itor oQ on'
IcIig og ioripneS mcO Snoifriit, %
Oct or Wcninaer at n~iiIsre Seu Den
22oe Sum-, ga set aarliQe ienoerip0.
lie Sommermp6e aibol0cS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Nprncs Glore &arfcr.

Iurscs Glbrc Starter. en- &omi.
te bar / lpngere Sio arbeibet meo
llnoerisgelie ON Gorges plore aars
ter iii 1914. Dian bar funbet at en-
flor Wpngoe ~interesiante Serfer i'm.
oeS ipreot / r%benlanoiie Irfiper.
Wan bar mi tpnft Jig, of enbel al
oisie tunbe Bill iotoeraferet, iaa De
fltnbe bIi fienot berbiemme. @no.
pibere bor man tpnft itg, at bette
bebit fitnbe gisres poa Den Waaoe,
at in~teresierebe 9]pfommuner og
SnItitutioner pber lit @iorag peo
6ptograferingen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

ne, men opgop 6orisget 1871. bpor.
eitcr ". S%peubien bler 5orItanoer
Tor Den inmme Steos opretteoe 2ano.
brugsifolc. % bet lpfteoes ham at
'toffe Sfoleu Ell ltor Iililutnirg
Sloubt Snobnoerne iii at noe @torda
fan nPpucs @aoroeier Better @rou,
Tsl Cals) og @oaroeicr s. 3. alops
penborg . Sfrumsaaer, 9egitrups
gaarn HoroIespia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
PripiIiaeret al ztaten.
@ 81 Gneelit!

Re ruaa lore at tale ps Irtoe guseIf, tfalo DC life
belle Seres 2eucitb bill tOfgre bet ftmpIeite os baaroeitc
grbeioe for ben riuseite Detailing. SGr life ~forusiet
meo bet %iimplefe! 9et cr SiIieu, Der giOr ell gtdno
til buao ban er o. bIiuer. Ger eruuoi9 @u9elIf, %
bet bIioer me9et lettere for Dem at f~urtieue Yeuse.
faa gooe IIaoier % ale Seuieeroer f~urbeore Seres
Stosoiltdar. Oct er life NOT at tunne liot uorifs
ameritanif. Sntet Steo fan Re lore GnseIit ~lettere,
biligere o. betuemmere euo sieurem i~triitlis, perions
Zig og pmiorssfnIo lluberptsuius 7cres eset
Sicm pr. &orreipuuoorce. 6Isre StauoiuIpcr lGrer
enseIif sieuuem Dor Stole euo uoseu Iuoeu Stole
tgeroeu. Srscu auoeu lluocruisuius | Gueelit bar
uoscniiuoe tuuuet ppuiie ~iaaonnne GeirItnter ium
berue ifauoinauife StoIes. Bette bill Oi beoiie for
Zen. 5uiinspiS at 9anbsmRno bar sienuenaaaet
bette 8orre ipcuoancezaurius | Gngelit % aItto meo
be beofte ReiaItater. Der iuoes ingeu @riIuo iii, az
life osiaa De ituloe sipre bet ianme. gi aarantes
rcr Dem ct nSmerfet 8eiuItat, eler tiIbasebctaIer
ben lille Stuleafsift. StOIeafsifteu er LAB not for
1 cuspcr Grbeioer, % oesnoen iGrlis Iao int uu. De
aunoIfabcr. Sc oinocr, or for Gem nGro Snnoreoer
al = onars. ISuoieuo berfor itrar 9eres giauu ps
Soresie, % be pil mootugs uoeu noaeuiombeIit lib.
gift fuloItrubtge Splpsuiu9cr on oenae posrit lette
us intercsiaute lluoerpisnIua, iamt Tuiiuouis at
b~cepisece Sibnesbpro. Striu nn frar til
K. karIs College,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
SreorifsbalSs Siitorie.

balbs 9pitpre bar paa Wsbe forle.
ben bepilset 1000 ar. til ubaipeI.
ie Of gpens SunorebaorsbiItorie iii
llbiriaingen | 1914 o. geitrioeIie Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. llSeifter. Ill
ct Seianlpg ira SrebrifsbaIo iii
Sopsfielo, beregnet til 43, 900 ar.,
beuiIgeoe Spitpret 1000 ar. geian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
st Wiuoesmerfc.

atrfe1aaro / AarhuS bIcp Scr ben
22Oe April ~aiilsrct ct MinbeSmcrfe
paa ai0ebe Sraiifbcimrer i Struer
Sariens @rop. WinocSmerfet er no
isrt al 9~iaeobu9aer Grit GasGoarb,
og Wtiolernc BERTH err tilueiebrogt
peb Ell Snoiaulling bIauOt Strier
SraiiffreOs' SunftionGrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
GrpepporGt / Griitianiafjorbcn

Eaa Gen MsIen / ariitianiafioroen
bill Der BIZ iot igong Spbr9t al H9'
per; bet er Ell ing norif 3oolog, Sr.
Sans S6aanning, icm bar fattet
Soeen til Soretagenoet. Wan ifol
lprli9 lp9ge an paa at faa fisbt De
Tppeunger, iom eaerS brGbes / Siet
ON Saoren for GrGmienS Sfplb; De
llbgier 1900 ON glaret. 0eres Sfino.
p9roi lfol lopt regnet bore noget
Iligt Tom 435,000 aroner!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
era Ddnmdrf.
Sulat til en- Sanif Wamo. $. Ris,

ierS Nrpinaer i @ebiteo bar ioIat De.
res @aurb, Ger bar pprct | tpif Gle,
til Ell oonif Mano. @aorbeier $. ga'
gaaro, for $4,000 Morf, meooeles
ira T~lenshora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

SposfolS. - Sfolciripcfter &. u.
Soenoicn / aiebcubnpu cr 900, 30
Mar Janmcl.
- 6bu. Snipeftsr peO goracroub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Gisnopmsiala.

9isnoumsials. 8aorbcier Sans
SaSie bar foIlt i'm @narb i InfiGr
til aisbmanb Shennin9 % Sper.
retSio1ierer 9aliritS NieIier, begge
al Sorien$, Tor $4,000 ar., mcbbe.
les ira &eiIc. Stsriteoelen al beu
roucnoige @eiptuina m~cbisIacr.
@aorbcnS Ircul or 12S Cor. Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
50 grsbrc ai iamme Raun. gu.

80 yrsore az tamme Wabn. Nm.
oers 6ospoIo ifriper islgenbe / gla.
oct "Gopre" unoer Sperffrift Sra
Gpenitaoarfipet". Get Bomber life
ion lieIben, at TO grsSre hlir paIst
til Stcrtinssmpnb. men at to grs.
ore fra iamme gpgo og me5 offiirnt
ianrme baabe Sor. o. Giternapn bIir
palst, Oct bar ~forMentIis fun bGnbt
be 10 Observation-Disclosures Ole Glen
epenitao Den 9Iore % Ole Slien
epenitao ben pngre. Zen Rlbre -
G~iospolosmanoen - bar paIat ill
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
e G E M A

(Csiaa iulot Sfab, salt Geurn. ernrttuS. Ttlli'erht'
gsetpiue sfiH o. a.
Gc,sntn fan ~brlbreoes permanent. % nanr leo i9cr
htIbrebct, mener lea uctpp boao icg Tiger - htlbrcott,
pa lite bare htitet ianmcu for eu alb, tor Iad igleu
at brnoe ub p4rre euo for. Suff, ieg gisr ocuuc ON
fattsnoe 9adftdno efter at babe anoenot II War AZ min
9to paa oeuus enc Suaoru og iaiutib'g bebah olet mr.
ten en- halu mill. SiifRlber al oeuge %frpgteltge Spgs
BON. let CT mig lissgplotst huao dt ou bar bru9t.
ener huurmanee Greer bar idei ots, at ou lite fan bel
breoes ult iea fprlanaer er fun en- NHleontra I'll al
piie pa, at lea peo hodo leg taller on. 0Uts on oil
itriee til mig ioas. pI lea ienoe bio en- fri Prsur az nit
rife oia mere paG en- Saa, eno ieJ eler uogen nnorn
turos alsrc paa en- Waauebs lib. Suts ou bar mtitet
al Tiltro % alt Iipo, ~uofprorcr leo big I'll at atoe mig
MnIeouina til al beoiie mine BaaitGnoe. &eo az lfriue
iii MIA ibaa, ptl ou nnoe mere utrtcIig 2Cmiort, cub
ou up9cniiu0e troeoe ocune Berocn tuuoe brtRac BIG.
Sspripa BET fuu, "a ou bill iG. at lea itacr big Suuoheo.
Or. J. G, Cannaday, 1914 Court Block, Sedaiia, Mo.
Reference: Third National Bank, sedalia, No.
auube ou eisre upaet beore eno at ieuoe bette Toer
tisieueut til uoaen, Der liocr al @cSema.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
MOORE NOT
GRABBING THE
PORT, HE SAYS
continned from Flrst Pace.


hricts. consolidating districts, etc. In
my estimation if this consolidation
was to become effective. 1t would
mean the partial elimination of the
State OF Delaware from the maps, as
the district to which it would be at
tached would naturally get all the
credit for the volume of business
done in the District of Delaware, in
oiuding credit for all the ship build
lnR I'm the District, which business last
year amounted to % vessels built in
the District. with a gross tonnage OF
13.723. averaging 624 gross each.
believe also that it would materially
interfere with any appropriation that
our representatives In Congress might
try to secure for the local rivers and
harbors. also the Government Bureau
year books or reports which are dis
tributed all over the world showing
the volume Of imports and exports,
shipbuilding, etc., In the different dis
tricts the name of the District or
Delaware would be eliminated II this
net was TO become a fact: as | before
stated the district that the Delaware
district would be attached to. would
secure the full credit for the busi-
ness. thus giving Delaware black
eye TO the world as a business com
munity. Therefore as | believe this
rumor of consolidation is of vital in
terest to every Delawarean, | would
most respectfully request that you
and our other members of Congress,
with the able help Of our Local
Chamber of Commerce. who are tak-
ing very aggressive steps in the mat
ter. get together on this matter 70
take steps to offset any such move
as this rumor would seem to indicate
! am submitting herewith a brief
summary to show that this Office is a
self-supporting district and always
has been:
Year 19i0-Value of goods s6S3.525
duties, $1S.07S54
Year 1911-value of goods. $i,092,-
500; duties. $61,614.92.
Year 1912-Value of goods, $2,S67,.
2SS: duties. Sol ,423.03.
Expenses of collection in the years
named as follows: 1910, S9,290.03i
1911. $9.592.52; 1912, S9.835.97 Thus
showing by the figures for the three
years that 1t Is a very good paying
district. In the year 1912, the values
were more than twice as much as II
the preceding year, but the duties
were not quite as much, owing to the
large quantity of free goods this year
The year 1913 is starting off very good
Januarys collection being S9,327.2S
value of goods. sS3S,754, and Febru
AIRY is making a good record.
Would also like to state that th'
General Chemical Company new
corporation in the State, with a larg'
plant at Marcus Hook, or rather Clay
mont expects to build large whar
In the spring. where their vessels viii
unload copper pirites. Starting oper
ntions with two vessels month
which will greatly boost the local dis
trict The Krebb's Pigment Works
Of Newport are also making arrange
ments to use the local port during tn
coming year.
Thus you will see from the ab0v
that this is not needless Office no
a non-producer OF revenue.
Yours very respectfully.
Harry Raymond,
Collector of Customs.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Council viii Ask Legislature
to Fix Date for Joint
Meeting
CITY REVENUE JEs
DD~ES o. INTEREST

For the purpose OF comforting on
legislation that affects this city,
members Of City Council last even
ing instructed Mark McManus. city
clerk to arrange a joint meeting with
the members Of the Legislature. No
time was set for the meeting nor was
the place mentioned. but it is expect
ed the gathering will be in Dover.
Among the measures to be discuss
ed are the tax bill Under this act
heavy penalties will be imposed on
all delinquents. At present five per
cent. is deducted from a bin IL paid
within a certain time and a like sum
is added when it becomes overdue.
Under the proposed law It is planned
TO add ] IL per cent after the first
five per cent. is added This would
make a total VI 1-2 per cent due by
delinquents at the end of the year
Another measure which il is desir-
ed to discuss is that proposed by the
Mercantile Association and the Re-
tail Grocers Exchange at last nights
session of Council. This bill was
submitted by Howell S. England and
provides for the placing of the meat
Inspector and the milk inspector
under the control Of the Board OF
Health and also abolish the present
office of clerk of the markets. Il is
planned to create the Office of Inspec.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
CONFER ON LEGISLATION

tor OF Markets and Weigher OF
Weights and Measures instead, who
will be under the direction Of the
Health authorities. The salary OF the
official will be $1,000.
The new marriage law prepared by
j. p. Ellison. secretary of the Board
of Health also was referred to last
evening and this, too. will be con-
sidered at the joint meeting The
new Public Utilities bill will like
wise be considered. Il is understood
that this bin is opposed by the mem
bers of Council because of the ex-
penses incurred. The bill placing
under the Health Board authority
the milk meat and food inspectors,
provides that Council should fill the
positions as at present but the Board
of Health will have full power over
them. The inspector of food stuffs
and measures will do the same work
as the clerk of the market but the
Board OF Health may recommend his
dismissal at any time. All money
collected by him is to be turned over
to Council.
AT lasl nlBnlS Session OF OOunCl
Mr.. Downs submitted a report from
the law committee, approving the
measure to be presented to Dover
| giving the Board Of Public Education
power to issue bonds, secured by rea
estate, to build and equip new schools
This will be approved by Council anC
forwarded to Dover
The printing committee was author
lied to ask for bids on a contrac
to print 500 copies Of the annual re
port II the Board Of Health. Tit
monthly reports Of the building in
spector. milk inspector, oil inspecto
and gas inspector were received ant
filed
The balance in bank was reported
TO be S134,70116. The Board Of Edu
cation was allowed $19,463.0S, tn
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
AFTERNooN FEAs PLEASE.

The daily afternoon tea service on
the mezzanine floor which was inaug-
urated yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel Dupont was a success socially,
A number of parties were served be-
sides much individual service. An
excellent musical program, which
had been specially arranged for the
afternoon. was given by the Hotel
DUPONT Orchestra.
The table d'hote dinner served in
the main dining room yesterday be-
tween the hours OF and p. m. was
attended by large number Of guests,
all reservations being taken. The
table d'hote dinner is served be-
tween these hours on Thursdays and
Sundays only
Among the guests at the hotel is
Francis Grahame the famous METRO
politan tenor, who will remain for a
few days.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Blankets and Quilts

This department has had a WONDERFUL sea.
son. Never in the history of your store have
we sold so many as this year. OF course,
quality and price tell the tale.
For tomorrow we will offer 10 cotton filled
Quilts with silk top and satine lining, $500
value, at $3.75. If you need quilts, buy
these.
Our showing OF Down Quilts at $500 is
unusually well filed and beautiful.
Other Cotton Comfortabes at $500, $3.50,
$500 and $3.50 each.
Before buying examine our $500 wool
Blankets They are worth $500 and are
great values.
Other Blankets at $500, $3.50, $3.50, SO
and $3.50 each.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Stationery Department

Items for St. Valentines Day:
Valentines Zine assortmen) priced from
1c to SOC.
Valentine Cards with envelopes.
Valentine Tally and Place Cards.
Crepe Paper, Dinner Favors, Fire-proof
Festoons, Fre-proof Streamers, Napkins,
Lunch Sets and Decorated Crepe.
A fine assortment of Valentine Postcards
of special mention are hand painted cards
at &c.
New assortment of coloring outfits from
sc TO $1.00.
Assortment of Cards for coloring.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
RAMBLE AROUND BOSTON.

Professor Francis H. Green, English
instructor at the West Chester State
Normal School. lectured on "a Literary
Ramble Around Boston in the Sunday
school room of Grace NJ. Il. Church last
evening.
The lecture, which was given under
the auspices OF st. James Brotherhood,
was descriptive of a trip taken by Pro-
fessor Green in 1890. when he visited
the homes. birth and burial places OF a
number OF Americas literary geniuses; (;
and the description which was a detail
ed one. was interspersed with delightful
bits Of humor that vastly amused the
large audience. A hearty ovation was
given the professor when he had con-
cluded his lecture.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
DEATHS.
John W. Gaynor.
Annie Maloney.
Ennn s MILAN

Enos s. Miller
MlLLER-Died In this city on February s.
1913. Enos s. Miller. aged 80 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vifed 20 attend the funeral services az the
residence OF his brother-in-law. Anthony
Woerner. Jr.. No. 1929 Conrad street on
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock Intcrment
a. Riverview cemetery. patient sufferer
~ rest.
MALoNEN--ln this city. on February 5.
1918. Annie. wife OF Michael Maloney
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her hus.
band, No. 623 West Fourth street. on Satur.
day morning. az o. clock. Requiem mass AT
St. Pau's church. Interment at Cathedral
cemetery.
GAYNOR--1n this city. on February 4,
1919. John ". Gaynor
Funeral services will be held at Hart
Meeting House. Cecil county. Nd. on sun.
day, February 2 at 12 o'clock noon with
out further notice
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Muslin Underwear

Wonderful are the values here tomorrow.
beautiful showing in Dressing Sacques,
in pink, blue or lavender, figured flannel
cites; broken Sizes regular SOC; special BIC
Dressing Sacques, all colors blue, pink,
laverder and grey, high or low neck; regu-
laS S 90 and Sl.50; special ............. .69c
FlSunelette Kimonos, desirable shades
good Designs; Sl.50 and $500 quality; spe-
cial S119
Silk Skirts smessaline and taffeta, all colors
and black ........... $500 and $500
Flannelette Gowns, pink and white or blue
and white stripes ..............5 SOC
Flannelette Gowns stripes or plain white;
regular $780, special Observation-Disclosures. .69c
Black Okirts, mocris taffeta, tucked Hounce;
regular So and So quality; special .S1.75
Gowns, cambric, high or chemise neck SOC
Gowns, cambria or nainsook, chemse or
high neck, yoke of lace or embroidery, $l.OO
Other designs from ......-. Sl.5J to S4.OO
Corset Covers, nainsook yoke of lace or
embro,oe y SOC
Evening journal., 1913-02-07

February appropriation. The Whining
ton Institute Free Library was al
lowed $1.0529O. The Ninth Ward
Civic Association invited Council to
attend a series of lectures that have
been arranged by this organization
and the invitation was accepted.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
MAKE FVFRYRODY HAPPY.

Take home a box OF Barr's Satur-
day Candy. A fifty cent candy for
29c ID. for sale on Saturdays only
at Danforth's Dependable Drug
Store. Market and Second etreets.~
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Millinery

Extra Specials for the Day.
All Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats sold at
less than cost to manufacture.
All Flowers and Fancies at half price and
less Be cure to visit this department.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07

Men, don't fail to attend the Great
White Sale at Snellenburg's 7th and
Market Stsf
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Odd and End Sale in Wo-
mems Ready to Wear
Section

/ long, brown fur Scarf, 5000 to- $l.50
20 House Dresses, sizes 40 and AZ, $fO0 to
65c
1 long tan Coat, size SO, $3.50 to $500
2 long, black Coats, size SO, 5000 to $3.50
? grey Skirts, pleated, $3.50 to ..... $3.50
natural Marmot Coat, SIPS to 1850 $50
grey Suits, I. Al; /, 43, $1,000 to $500
7 odd Suits, medium sizes, SIS to $500
? short grey Coats, $500 to ....... $l.OO
short navy serge Goats, $3.50 to $500
4 short black Coats, $3.50 to ....... S1.OO
10 Silk Waists, assorted, $500 to $3.50
IS Mendels Make Shirts, $500 to. Sl.00
I green silk Rain Coat. $l2 to ... $500
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Music

Mr. j. E. Dempsey and Miss Katharyn Jor
dan Of the Remick Trio, will sing in the music
department in the afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
MUMPS

Apply BRAZILIAN BALM hot and
often to swollen face Tor other part)
and give 10 drops every hour-every
germ killed and disease eradicated in
"a to 36 hours. even II II has gone
down" Prevents "going down
also absolutely prevents the disease
II given in time When Mumps "go
down the Balm SAVES V1R1L1TY
if used quick. No sense in having
Mumps II you will use the Balm TO
PREVENT We never had a contag-
ious disease in our home. All "Child
diseases" are a menace to health in
after life. Prevent them. The Balm
Will stamp out the present epidemic
IN a week II everybody will use it,
We guarantee H. All druggists D.
=. Jackson & Co.. Arcade, n. Y.