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The evening world., 1914-04-07

were never more ir evtde nee. Mr.,
Novikoff made US almost forget Mr.
Mordkin and the whole compaD. was
we'll worth seeing.
ia Traviata," at the Metropolitan
Opera House last night, drew the
strength of the subscription. The
performance, under the direction OF
Mr.. Polacco, moved smoothly. Frieda
Hempel made the most Of Violetta
and waA especially charming in the
scene with the elder Germont. graph
ically portrayed by Amato. Cristalli
was Alfredo. Jeanne Maubourg was
Flora, Marie hatfield was Annina,
Bada was Gastone, Reschiyiian was
the Baron Douphol. Begue was the
Marchese D'Obigny, and Ananian was
Doctor Grenvil.
The evening world., 1914-04-07
HEADACHY, BILIOUS, C0NSIPATED,
CLEAN YOUR LIVER DIME A BOX

You're bilious. You have throbbing
sensation in your head. a bad taste in
your mouth. your eyes hurt. your skin is
yellow with dark rings under your eyes.
your lips are parched. No wonder you
feel ugly. mean and ill-tempcred. Your
system 10 full Of bile and constipated
waste not properly passed off. and what
you need is cleaning up inside" Don't
continue being bilious. constipsted nui-
sance to yourself and those who love you,
The evening world., 1914-04-07

and don't resort TO harsh physics that
irritate and injurc. Remember. that your
sour. disordered stomach. lazy liver. and
cloggedbowels can be quickly cleaned and
regulated by morning with gentle, thor
ough Cascarets; a l0-cent box will keep
your head clear and make you feel cheer
fui and bully for months. Get Cascarcts
now-wake up refreshed-feel like doing
q good days work-m axe yourself pleas.
ant and useful. Clean up! Cheer up!
The evening world., 1914-04-07
EASTER JEWELRY

Pretty gift suggestions - carefully
chosen stoclu-svefy article Just -
represented.
Women's DPaSslst Waeehse-
Gold fulod-9xtenatou liuk0-
guaranteed movement-White S-M
or gold dials-value 0.oo..."..... WV
Wrist watSAes-'sterling silver o.
gun metel.wtth leather strap
regular 1.0................... -
solid 0e!l Pe.asats-with chains
beautiful unts In enamelled floral
designs-genuine pearls around
diamond centrs-spscial value....6. 90
Misses Pendants-Solid gold-
with chains-dainty Designs
colored Jewels combined with
pearls-pretty drops- I'm
Pearl MISUNDERSTANDING
dainty confirmation gifts-eolid
beads-creaIn and oyster white
uniform or graduated bsads-
various lenGths--Soltd gold
catches-worth tl.60............... .S6
Finer Pearl Oriental
or cream tinted beads-various
lengths. ...."........1. 40 TO 6.O0
Meme CuR Liaks-solid goid-
plain for monograms or 4 90
engraved In many patterns...... As0o
MEMS Diamond Set CuR Lake.
solid gold--full sixe-substsntially
mAde-worth T.S8. 90
Men's Scarf Pins-Soiid gold-
jswelled-verfety of choice new
designs. value 00.................l.0 %
Boys Scarf Pins--soiid goid-prstty
designs-3swslied value N,so...... .O6
The evening world., 1914-04-07

Sorrect styies-efeat varietys
SILK JERSEY rETTICOATs,
-Fftted tops-black, emerald.
tango. old rose, terra Gotta. ~
tHs,sslan green. king blue. sol. -
ierino and American beauty- -
also hand.ome chanseabies- ~
messaline nounces to match. ~
EXTRA SIZE PETrICoATs
View chiffon taffetas and IN
sort messalines - street and 70
evening colors: also black-l A -
plated or tucked flounces .... SsOU
MfssES SILK PErTlCOATs
CMessslines, Silk Jerseys and 1sUU
Srcpe de Chines-smart Sprin1b to
coiors-correctly designed for q -
misses and small women go ~
Petticeat Biesmeps-
give appearance Of Pstticoets.
l.x4..1.O0..1.0S and ].O0
China SIX knickers A
Good euality-lace trimmed ruffie ~
Hnse-oiack. white blue. pink. mats.
satesa nloomers . -
Fine. light weight fabrios-SisS~
navy. King blue and grsen-full CUT
well mads-slastic At belt and knoA
Childrsn's Underwear
Our assortment Of Chldrsn's UndsP.
wear 70 fsvorably commented upou
constantly. :. Many customep ted =
that so-called speciality houses do no1
show assortments TO b found hsro.
and ~ take worry good care that a.
pricsc represent the best values to s.
found anywhere.
Childpsn's and Missss' Prsnos.s
snps-yones OF lace and smb'y-
r1coon run drawtngs and bows. 20
eftmd skirts-e to - yrs.- -
worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
n.trs me L:En-dainty Ptyies.
Sto u yrs.-ususiiy ID. ......... l.oo
With sueis. Vel. q fsaey lace
and smb'y-lts - ns.-spsciai... -
Fine Cambsis 0k1rts-sntarU
vide ribbon drawn beadiaSD -
aad bsvs@ 70 u Ws.-spscaal... ~
Hasenvfils Auslin Drawsrs-
!ts yean................. ..l1
80 u ysars................. 10
msel Neineeek Drawseo.
E.SsnsyS W. and ether lasss aaA
inert and rune Elects. a.
\ to 10 ysars@vsluo y0.............. ~
EASTER RIBBONS
Great stssks-ossaA valuss.
WHITE 2Abbsas-nsosanasy Soe o.
nrmatione srsdais and ethss sDsaAD
brssaAss- - ~ insA 30 - %
sat1ns-baby width
70 ~ nch...............0 % LID
TA1stas aad Msasss- 80
baby width to ~ inch. 3 - -
Fsiils--7 inch. .............~ -
Metre Faille-7M lnsh. ...... -
New DresIens-taRetas ard groe.
Grains-<k TO 9h inch-nSW 4,
designs and color combinations
40 80 go .76 80 to 2.3S
Te1ete Fables, Moirs 0sesgpaans,
Plain and satin Ta6ets-
~ TO 10 inch--rich Qualitieo-
mart Spring shades. ..
including full line OF new
ana OLD olues............. III to ID
Roman stPiDss-moirs tafRstsa
satins. Grosgrains-new combine WI
lions that are richer and more
brilliant than ever--also Plaid
Brocades and rich Bayaderes-
to ~ inch...... 10. 40 70 l.92
The evening world., 1914-04-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Best values made: ..:.....:.:...1.SO
Soft, firm pliable kids-white with
black and black having white
etitching-also all white and all
black-two clasps-Weu made
Eisht.bstton iength
sof. sises:H;sr:s ci.:::.vh,;:. "a; 90
and blackwell cut and made.
white MA slip-ons. 90
Eight button length-weii formed
fastens at wrist with strap and sim
gle pearl clasp.
0lAos DsOSsQa etalres. ~
12-button length-white-
three pearl buttons.
is-button length-whlte.
Tws-Clasp Glaces. I'D
Soft skins-Fownes and other nns
makes-whits. tans and black.
OR Famous 0lace Special. :. .DS
White. gray. taus and black-two
clasps--weli made.
Washable Chamsas ~ We FEN. .00
White and naturNl-one clasp.
r. Button Length silks-biack.
white. street and evening colors-
double finger tps................ .00
s-Button Length Milaasse silks
black and white
double finger tips. 10
Heavier 80
FOR MISSES
Tan and white kiAs-two-oiasp 90
Si1ks-whits. tans and Grays-
two-clasp-double finger tips..... 80
silks-elbow lsngth-whits.. 80 q .76
FOR B0Ys
Gray Mocha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .00
Tan MA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .06
ron MEN
Gray Sueass-Adlsr's .............. .00
Gray Mochas-bsst makes
1.4O and 400
TAa Do0sksAs asa Capss ...... Oh
CADs Glevse-taAs eel. 40 and 400
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

Of the co1ure at the back Of the head.
Meanwhile, il is to England We owe
tile modern art Of the eyebrows. There
the artist rectiiies the mistakes of the
Creator and abets Nature. SO that the
brow not only betlays a type Of char.
acter, but hides the true significance Of
brows that SO frankly hetray traces that
do not accord with the features of a
beautys face. Tenderness is given to a
hard nature, jealousy becomes hauteur,
lack OF decision becomes chastity. Thus,
the feature that Flaubert compares TO
two arches Of triumph under which
double sun sets, and which the Chinese
poets describe as swallow in its flight,
the English beauty connoisseur Of the
twentieth century regards, ms d Button,
who, in his Ilistore Naturelle. declares
the part OF the visage which, after the
eyes, contributes more to the physiog
nomy arc the eyebrows. Therefore. 10
day we correct Nature and rcctity her
mistakes; even innocence no longer Is
prey for the marauder; today pro-
lection a deception, it is true, protects
the ignorant under the false sign OF
knowledge.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
THE KEY TO BEING
WELL DRESSED
The Combination of Heavy
and Sheer Fabrics in
Dresses of Linen, Lawn
and Pique
CROSSED EFFECTS
IN VOGUE

NEW YORK, July 25.-A smartly-
dressed woman once said to me: TO be
well dressed woman must season her
wardrobe with a dash Of the pepper Of
elererness and a bit Of the spice Of in.
diNiduality, and mix them with the
spoon OF common sense"
This is true, indeed. A woman NAV
be we'll dressed, but without the individ.
uality needed to give her distinction 1t
is said of the American and Enolisb
women that the reason they have NOT
that indefnable air Of style, which Is 40
largely a part Of the French woman,s
charm, is that they leave too much "a
the dressmaker and put too little of
themselves into their gowns. The re-.
suit IS that they are well dressed. but
often lack the quality Of having their
clothes q Iart Of them; in fact, they look
subservient to their apparel
This quality is rather subtle; II may
mean correct use Of bit Of color. or a
little hand embroidery on a telling spot.
However, great deal depends upon
wearing the right gown at the proper
time and occasion In fact, more mis-
takes are committed on this score than
on any other.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Frozen desserts are cooling and
delicious In hot weather.
Giving the hair frequent air and
sun baths will have a tonic effect
The refrigerator should be cleaned
twice a week.
DO not open the oven door while
a cake Is baking, it will surely fall.
In making cake use cups of the
same size to measure all ingredi-
onts.
Nothing but perfectly sound, fresh
fruits should be used in canning.
Small fruits are best sugared one
or two hours before cooking.
Never use a metal teapot for max
ing tea.
When breast meat is tender
chicken is sufficiently cooked.
Hot milk taken before retiring
will often produce sleep.
Hot vinegar will remove the paint
stains from glass
A very simple, wholesome dessert
is boiled rice and stewed figs or
prunes served together, with cream.
Cakes without butter require a
quick oven; with butter, a moderate
oven
Very delicious sandwiches are made
with sliced cucumbers and soft white
bread cut very thin.
Strong ammonia water is excel
lent for removing iodine marks from
the skin.
Two brushes and combs should be
Kept on every dressing table, SO that
fresh one may be used every day.
To insure light, crisp. haky crust.
use nothing but the best butter and
good, fine flour.
All large fruits should be thrown
into water as soon as pared, to pre-
vent discoloration.
When making croquettes of left
over meat, 1t is much better to boil
the meat until it is very tender.
When stewing chicken, a piece Of
onion added when it is stewing will
add much to the flavor, and the onion
taste will not be noticed
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
A SIGHT WITH
ERUPTION ON HEAD
Broke Out With Pimples. Hair Came
Out in Spots. Itching and Burn
ing. No Rest. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, Got Well.

R. F D. No. ?, West Alexander. Pa
My daughters head broke out all over
with pimples Of a YeIlowiah color. Thnn her
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

colors, yellow and navy blue. lined with
black moire silk, having the collar and
pocket cuffs of the same, the front being
shorter than the back, which ripples in
graceful and dashing manner.
The sleeveless zouave Jackets. IN mill.
tary style, are very good and practical
for summer suits. These are trimmed
across the front with ornaments and
braid, and have a high Roman striped
belt, fastened in front. The armhole Of
these Jackets drops very low in the back,
giving ample room tor the new standing
collars in lace or organdv
\ Simple in the extreme Is the trent
ment Of the decollete Sleeveless, and
! placed high over each shoulder. the bod
/ ice Of the low evening gown may be
either square in front. circular like the
I dresses Of ancient Greece. or crossing
like the fichu Of the eighteenth century.
\ but only in the front OF the bodice. The
back of the gown is cut extremely low
IN " largely with the bodice coming
to point on either shoulder to show
the rounded upper arm, as well as the
center Of the back
Paradoxical as it may seem. the popu.
! larity for the cross effects (noticeable
in the use Of ribbons and the placinrs
Of the heltl is inspired and controlled
by the vogue for the narrow and
straight line. II shows itself strongly
in five points of the costume. first the
skirts; second, the bclts third, the
jackets and vests fourth, the corsage or
waist Of the gown; fifth, in the fasten-
ings Of the cape.
The modest fichu Is the forerunncr
OF the style of crossing lines on the
bodice, the draped effect beginning at
the shoulder and crossing at the waist
in sort of fchu belt
The skirts are floating and vague
and at the same time they are held cap
tive They hutter in the breezes but
cling closely to the figure This effect
is given by Hounces. one or many. They
are pleated and gathered, or cut to
ripple, and their flowing line is full of
charm The binding of their wavward
fullness is accomplished by a band Of
cloth or ribbon, which is placed in
zigzag line around the body, develop
ing into the double crossed tunic, with
its varied effect in line.
The capes show ~ crossed effect
more strongly than any one garment.
The straps cross and rccross and the
flowing fabric is thrown across the
shoulder with military air.
To the fiat headdress often an accent
IS given by the aigrette, which Is now
very, very small Aigrettcs in spun
glass, Malacca, steel or jet, are held on
by encircling chain or narrow ribbon,
lewel-set, Of metal For instance. two
fine tentacles, slim ieweled aigrettes,
rise from above the left ear. while the
narrow fiat gold band which holds them
circles the head, passing below and over
the top Of the right ear Again, small |
TUT Of spun glass springs from a round /
but ilat-based jewel which Is placed in |
the center Of the forehead. held there /
apparently by its own weight and a
chain Of fine pearls that rises in V /
from the center jewel to circle the top
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

For my first illustration / have used
q gown which is appropriate for MANY
usages The waist and long tunic are
Of heavy, coarse linen, braided down the
front in a simple and effective design.
The underskirt and jog in the waist are
OF plaid ratine, blue-pink white. A
starchcd collar of linen is the only stiff
thing about the dress and adds a toucb
OF tTimness to the costume which is
otherwise noticeable for its plant. fall
ing folds. With this gown is worn a
charming hat, covered entirely with
small white flowers. The slender al
grette adds height and cachet to the
hat and indirectly to the costume.
Waistcoats and waistcoat effects are
seen on the newest and smartest Of
Partisan suits and dresses. The waist
coat dress in the second illustration Is
unusual in its style and in its develop-
ment The body and sleeves Of the
bodice are Of sheer embroidered linen
while the waistcoat. collar and cuffs are
OF fine pique. The long tunic. pointed
in front, is of the embroidered linen.
with a wide hem Of the pique hemstitch-
ed to the edge. The narrow underskirt
IS Of the white pique
Full capes in cloth serge, moire and
satin are seen everywhere-for walks
down the avenue, for shopping and for
evening wear. Skirts, with capes TO
match, are often used in place Of the
Jacket suits. They are made in all
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
ELKT0N NEWS Nnrrs

| special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELkTON, Nd, July 25.-The Mary
land Water Company has been re.
quested to lay water mains on Water
street, for the better protection from
fire
John Wilson Crouch. a native Of
Elk Neck, died at his home in BaIti-
more, on Tuesday, aged sixty-three
years. He is survived by his wife
and several children.
Personal. viii Perkins is on a
business trip to New York and Bos-
ton.-Arthur c. Ward. Of Wilmington
was a recent Elkton visitor.-Dr. and
Mrs. Stanley Steele, of Wilmington
are the guests Of the doctors mother
Mrs. Joseph H. Steele, of Chesapeake
City-Albert NJ. Peoples, assistant To
the registrar, of the Tome School Is
spending a month at the seaside
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen LeCompte. Of
Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eney, also of Baltimore, are spending
the weekend with Mrs John ri
Alexander.-Mrs. j. Will Perkins is
visiting friends at Zion.-CIarenc
holland, Of Wilmington. is spending
his vacation with relatives in Chesa.
peake City.-Miss Emily Thomas il
entertaining her niece, Mrs. Robert
Carswell, of Wilmington M. Teal
Jr., OF Baltimore, is a guest at the
Elk River House. Town Point
Judge and Mrs. Albert Constable mo-
tored to Gettysburg, Pa, this week.
taking Captain and Mrs. Charles b.
FINLEY, as their guests.-George w
Money, OF near Elkton, has been
spending a few days with his brother.
at Bethel.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph n
Sloan spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kirk, Of the Second dis
trict.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
REHORnTH YIsIrORs.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHoBOTH BEACH. Del. July 25.
The first Wilmington excursion Of
the season came on Thursday.
The women of the NJ e. Sunday
school, of Rehoboth. will give
bazaar at the new pavilion. on the
boardwalk tonight-Mr. and Mrs.
John shannon. and Miss Elizabeth
Harper are at the Harper cottage
Egmont Horn, OF Philadelphia, was
weekend visitor at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Horn
Mrs. B. f. Shaw. IS entertaining Mrs
Horace Wilson of Wilmington
and Mrs. John Ludwig. of Pittsburgh.
are spending ten days at the Holder
cottage-Charles l.. Jones, Of Will
mington. spent Sunday here-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward c. Hardesty Of VIII
mington, are spending some time at
the Henlopen.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
PROHIBITION BIC issue IN
Texas Demo. PRIMARIES

DALLAS, Tex, July 25.-Prohibi-
ton was the issue in today's State
wide Democratic primaries for the
nomination of governor, members of
the Legislature and other State of-
tcers. Thomas H. Bell, of Houston.
was the prohibition candidate for
nomination for governor and lanes
L. Ferguson, of Temple, was backed
by the wet" forces.
ine hght was even carried to the
contests for nomination to the Legis-
lature, because it will be up to the
Legislature in 1915 to decide whether
the people shall have another chance
to vote for or against Statewide pro-
ninltion. AT the very top of the bal
lots In the primaries today the voter
was given an opportunity to vote for
Oh against the submission of a CON
sututlonal amendment prohibiting
within this State the manufacture
sale, exchange and intrastate ship
ment of intoxicating liquors, except
for medicinal and sacramental mr.
poses Even if the drys nominate
Bell, the vets have hopes of defeating
submission by controlling the next
Legislature. The referendum on the
submission question taken today was
intended only as guide to the Demo-
cratic leaders who will draft a State
platform on August IL.
The nomination of a Democratic
candidate for governor is equivalent
to election in Texas. The bitterest
personalities marked the CAMPAIGN
between Bell and Ferguson. Besides
the prohibition issue, the promises
of the candidates have dealt with land
rents, educational appropriations
prison reforms and agricultural prob-
lens. A congressman-at-large was to
be nominated today from .among
eleven candidates.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
FASHIONS AND FADS

Parisiennes are wearing evening
capes of satin. They can be worn
over frocks of any description.
For the seashore there is nothing
prettier than the capes of white cloth
lined with brightly colored satin.
The newest parasol is deep bowl
shaped, covered with taffeta, with
borders of Roman striped ribbon.
The evening gown, to distinguish
itself from the daytime frock, is COM
PEELED to a design of extreme decol-
lete.
The backs of the novelty shoes
which Parisiennes are wearing are
made of striped and plaid materials
in gay colorings.
Very useful is the white tafetta hat
with a crown band of glazed black
ribbon. 1t can be worn with frocks
or suits of any color
AS the season advances, plain hats
of tatfeta or moire, with leather or
kid band with buckle for ornament,
will be smart.
Striped materials are in fashion.
For the present the design has ap-
peared more frequently in taffetas,
surahs and in wash silks.
The plain, unadorned throat is now
wearing. with the decollete gown. a
filmy neck ruff of pale tinted tulle
scattered with tiny flowers.
She who would be fashionable, must
wear long, buttoned basque, long.
tight sleeves and a long tunic with a
long, tight underskirt.
Very pretty are the silk and satin
flowers for evening They may hold
up a bit of drapery, or fix a fold, or
one may nestle on the shoulder.
You may find the hustle in any un-
expected place. They are at the front.
the side, low down below the waist
line. or up in the center of the back.
There is promised a wave of bril-
liant colored blouses. Most of them
will be in soft silks. but their colors
will be brighter than the plumage of
the brightest tropical birds.
The latest bodice for daytime wear
must have the satin slip cut as low as
an evening gown, and the long-sleeved
bodice of lace or tulle cut just high
enough to cover the collarbone.
Aht pam udL Is ldSnlOQdDle, DuI
should be worn with great care. It
may properly appear with the blouse
and tub skirt, the linen or cheviot
country suit or the simple morning
costume.
Street costues of heavy linen, ratine
or eponge emphasize the severe lines
of masculine attire The coats are
loose, and follow the lines of the frock |
coat, Prince Albert, sacque or Nor
folk
The old-fashioned stock collar of
linen is coming. They may have en-
broidered or plain-edged turnovers.
With these stocks are worn most ef- |
fectively arranged folds and bat |
winged bows of black and colored |
silks.
The touch of color is everywhere
in the sash, stockings and hat of the |
tennis costume or in the coat, cape |
and dress for afternoon and evening
wear; but still, the most striking cos
tune this season is the costume Of all
white.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
'The Rabbits Foot"
AttainahIe Boauty
Es ssr FaOss.. aO:s Women a' BY GWEN SEARS
Copyright, 1873 by n. j. -ar-
The Eyes On Hot Days
Attainshle Boauty
Ker Most Women at
Ne Expense

lids @ an aday ride or long tramp the burned feeling
ACID P1%deF to thirty parts the easily
y pullng down the lower lid a socke
the lids smart and burn
remarkably effective but this only on an oc
1''
To bit Of sand up while some
pulls the to find
moth
is
his
perfectly a which has
other purpose should
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Samples Free BY Mail

IN selecting toilet soap why not procure
one possessing delicate enollient properties
sufficient to allay minor irritations. remove
redness and roushness. prevent pore-clor-
Eing, soften and soothe sensitive conditions.
and promote skin and scalp health Eenerally7
Such soap combined with the purest Of
saponaceous ingredients and most fragrant
and refreshing Of flower odors. Is Cuticura
Bosp. Cuticura seap t25c.) and Cutacura
Ointment (5ocl are sold by druggists and
Eealers everywhere. Liberal sample OF
each mailed free. with 32-p skin Book. Ad-
fress postcard "Cuticura, Dept T, Boston
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
There is Healing in Foley Kidne,
pills

You need a mighty good medicine
II once your kidneys are exhausted ~
neglect and overwork, and Won have
got It in Foley Kidney Pills. Their ac-
ton is prompt, healing and tonic.
Sound health and sound kidneys fol-
low their use. Try them. For sale
by N. B. Danforth, Market and Sec
ond streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

head became almost a solid
sore. Her hair came out in
spots and she was an awful
sight. Her head was itching
and burning and smartlng
all the time and she had no
rest day or night. IL lasted
about two weeks and then
pus formed. She scratched
ana a. s,.-.,.. a ...... -.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

Au the medicines we used failed TIL we
got the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. We
washed her head with the Soap and then
applied the Ointment all over the eruptions
twice day morning and evening. and she
got well. Her hair came in nicely and she
never was bothered after that" tsiEned)
Wiley Earnest, Apr. 20. 1914.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
sPECIAL WEEKEND cANnY

Guth's Chocolate Molasses peaput
Butter, Friday and Saturday, soc Ii.
As usual, Barr's Saturday Candy, 29c
lb. Danforths Drug store, Second and
Market streets.-Adv.