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Evening journal., 1914-02-19
Dining Tables

We are sole agents in Wilmington for the
Hastings Dining Tables" These are posi-
lively the finest line of medium priced din
ing tables in America They are made solid.
no yeneers being used; they have removable
tops, duo-style locks and centre pedestal
locks. Prices range from $3.50 for a s22.oo
table. up to $4,000.
Some are specially priced as follows:
DINING TABLE Solid Mahogany. CO.
lonial design, 54-inch round top. s-foot ex-
tension. Regular price S60OO February
Sale price $4,000.
DINING TABLE Solid Golden Oak no
veneers used 4S-inch round top, claw foot
design, two patterns in pedestals. 6-foot aud
S-foot sizes. Regular price, S3O.OO Febru-
ary Sale price, $500.
DINING TABLE Solid Golden Oak. claw
foot design, 4s-inch top. 6-foot extension
Regular price $500. February Sale price.
SlLOO. Fifth Floor, use the Elevator.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

sold Tor $500 Another OF the many
bargains OF this house are a number
OF womens silk petticoats. valued at
80, which are ofe.cd at sl.75.
A. R. W. VOTERS clothing store
Second and Market streets, prices on
clothing tor men and boys have been
greatly reduced for tomorrow This
house offers SIX specials, all OF which
are big bargains. and any one desir-
ing a suit or oyercoat, for either the
boys or the men. will do we'll by in
yestigating these offerings. An in
stance Of the cut in prices are mems
suits and oVercoats, worth up TO SIC.
10 be sold at $3.50.
Max Ephraim and Son, West
/ Fourth street. clothing and gents
furnishers, offer among numerous
barga MS pairs 25-cent mems hose
for rs cents; also three fifty cent
shirts for sl.25 and mems trousers
valued at $3.50 for SL79.
The. Boston Cloak Store, 424 Mar
I ket street, has made big reductions
! ior tomorrow. One special is ladies'
suits valued at SO to S14 for So,
/ including alterations. Quantity
limited Tailored lawn waists, worth
/ IS cents at % cents, and So to $40
ladies', misses and juniors coats at
S2.98.
Anna Hawthorne, ladies' anil chill
dren's furnishings. offers children e
3 dresses sizes 6 months TO two wears,
$3.50 values, At 81 and So values al
$3.50. These urices prevail FOR Fri
day only.
/ Frank ODonnell. so AMI 3l5 Mar
ket street, is matlng special drive
/ In shirts for Friday. including all
! popular makes. at greatly reduced
prices; also 300 dozen collars at rs
cents a dozen CT 3s cents half dozen.
( Specials in silk neckwear valued at
Il 81 for siXty-hge cents. and 80 cent
} silk hose at 25 cents.
d. Ross and Son, Inc, department
! store, 2l0 Market street, offer a num-
, Der of big bargains An instance
Of the big cuts in prices is shown
/ by a special Of fifteen yards Of muslin
/ at 81. Sleeping garments for chill
/ dren are offered at the low price
! of 80 cents. There also are extra
specials 10 be had in the mems de-
! pdIlnenl.
Samuel Greenbaum. department
store. at 300 Market street, has placed
on sale for tomorrow $40 to $40 wo-
mems coats at $500 each, and chill
dren's coats. Sc values. at S1e5.
The NJ. Megary & Son Co.. Sixth and
I Tatnail streets, offer inducements in
dining room furniture and brass beds
The usual February discounts are al
lowed on all furniture sales this
month
J. and j. y. Harman Company, No
40 King street offer tomorrow 50;
buffets at SIC. and $50 rugs at S14.
Kennard and Company. No 81;
Market street, offer extra values il
suits and furs at about just one hal
the first price This firm also an
nounces the arrival Of spring goods
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
THIRD FRIDAY
BARGAIN SALE
BIGGEST EVER
contInned from FIrst Page

Continued from First Page
some OF the big specials each mas TO
offer.
Forster Shoe Company, 72S Market
street, second door. offers exceptional
values in shoes. The celebrated Bos-
tonian shoe for men, valued at S3.oO
to $3.50, is offered at S2.79. Another
special is dance slipper for Sl.t3.
Announcement also is made Of nJ'w
spring shoes in high and low cut for
Friday Bargains.
4. Snellenburg and Company, Sew
enth and Market streets. offer among
other specials. mems overcoats.
valued at from SIS to $50, at $l0.50
for tomorrow only. Also Sl5 rain
coats for $3.50. The special induce
ments in the boys department should
appeal to every mother having sons.
Herman Glanding Company, neat
and grocery dealers, at els King
street. is the first concern Of his
kind to enter the Friday Bargain
Day field This firm offers for to-
morrow only 3 pounds OF sugar
free with a one-dollar order of
groceries. every article in the order
being something that is useful.
niture and carpet dealers at 221
Market street offer for tomorrow
only an exceptional value in brass
beds. These beds have been reduc-
cd from $3.50 TO s15.75.
r. Topkis Sons, Department store
420 Market street offer 175 ladies'
coats for Friday only, values up to
SO at SO EACH also 200 pairs ladies'
w. B. sample corsets valued at 81
and $3.50 for so tents. besides num-
erous other bargains.
The Nelson Shoe Company az i22
Market street offers extra bargains
In mems and boys shoes for tomor-
row. mems SHOES Of splendid quality
selling as low as s1.95 and boys
shoes S1.45.
The Robelen Piano Co.. 10 Mar.
Set street. offer seven pianos and
llayer-pianos at reductions up to %
per cent. A small deposit OIL any Of
these values in. musical instruments
will bring it to your home.
Lippincott and Company. depart
ment store, 312 Market street. have
extra specials in the linen depart
ment. One dollar ladies' cape kid
gloves, in white, black ard tan. are
offered at 75 cents. The ADVERTISE
ment of this company should he care
fully perused for the big bargains
offered for Friday only.
The Levy kumfort Shoe House. D
Market street, advertise extra special
for Friday. Endicott-Johnson storr
shoes TOR boy, valued at $50 are OF
fercd at Sl.J9 This is only one Of tn
specials to be had at this store.
Mems army shoes, valued at Sl.75 fo
9S cents and boys gun metal shoe
worth Sl.25 at - cents, are among tn
bargains to be had at the 9S Cent Sho
Store, 225 Market street.
At Jacoby's Department Store. 22+
226 Market street, stirring values al
offered for tomorrow only. Women
suits, on which the advertiser places
value of from $3.50 to SIS. are TO l
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
COUNCIL TO HEAR
FROM CITY JUDGE

When City Council convenes this
evening, a communication will be
read from Judge Churchman relative
to the request made to Council last
week by friends of George Clark, who
was fined s25 and costs for break
ing a fire alarm box several weeks
ago to send in an alarm. The letter
had been referred to the finance
committee the week before, and on
last Thursday evening the committee
reported they had no jurisdiction in
the matter. Just what Judge Church
man will advise the Councilmen to
do in The matter could not be learned
today.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
Mattresses

We showing splendid selection Of hghgrade comfort
able Mattresses both cotton felt and silk floss prices rang
ing from 9boO To SZ0OO
There's very fine felt Mattress so pounds weight in two
parts; all pure cotton felt with good erviceable tick that
regularly worth 5000 February Sale price. $3.50
Another very special @ Mattress long staple pure felt
with extra sevoeabe tick in very design that sells regu
larly for Sll00 February Sale price e......... $3.50
SILK FLOSS MATTRESS Light comfortable sanitary
that sells regularly for $1,000 February Sale price $500
BERNSTEIN IRON BEDS complete with spring, either
wire National link that guaranteed years One
twonch continuous post bed with upright in head
and foot and sells regularly for $3.50 February Sale
price ........ $3.50
Another is voinch colonial design with heavy filler
rods fiat brass Regular price $780, February Sale
First Floor-New Building
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
GuILD CLUB DANCE.

The West Side Guild Club will give
a dance in Polish Turner Hall to-
night. The committee in charge is
Martin Farrell. floor manager; JOS
eph Harrington. Robert kafader'
Walter Sullivan and Willard Walls,
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
Get This FO, Colds
Prescription for Positive Results.
Don't Experiment.

From your druggist get two ounces
of Glycerne and half an ounce of Globe
Pine Compound Concentrated Pincl.
Take these two ingredients home and
put them into a half pint of good whis-
key Shake well. Take one to two
teaspoonfuls after each meal and at bed-
time. Smaller doses to children accord.
ing TO age" This is said to be the
quickest cough and cold cure known to
the medical profession. BE sure TO get
only the genuine Globe Pine Compound
concentrated Pincl. Each half ounce
bottle comes in a tin screw-top sealed
case. II your druggist is out OF stock
he viii quickly get It from his whole-
sale house Don't fool with uncertain
mixtures 1t is risky. For the past six
years this has had p wonderful demand
Published by the Globe Pharmaceutical
Laboratories Of Chicago.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
DiningrOOm Pieces Much Reduced

BUFFET Solid Golden Oak, no veneers
used; &C inches long, hand carved; claw
feet. Regular price, Sl5s. February Sale
price, 500.
China Closet to match. Regular price,
SlOO. February Sale price, $1,000
BUFFET Solid Mahogany, colonial de-
sign, 60 inches long, with beveled mirror,
1880 inches. Regular price Sl35. February
Sale price, $l00.
China Closet to match Regular price,
$4,000. February Sale price, $1,000.
BUFFET Mahogany, 81 inches long
modern design. claw feet, beveIed plate mir.
ror, 44xi2 inches. Bright or dull finish Reg
ular price, Ss7. February Sale price, $1,000.
China Closet TO match. Regular price
$4,000. February Sale price, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
CENSUS REPORT SHOWS
FIGURES ON ILLI7ERACY
Continued nom Flr.t page.


II will be noted from the above,
mat illiteracy among the women 20
years old and over is SO per cent.
greater than illiteracy among the
men of the same age. or nearly one
tenth of one per cent greater.
II will also be noted that only
among those below the age Of SO
years is illiteracy less among the
women than among the men, while
in the population 80 years OF age and
over. illiteracy is much greater
among the women than among the
men,
An extract from Census Report Of
1910: "ln the total population 10
years of age and over the percentage
Of illitcracy for females was slightly
higher than that of the males"
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

and cut about the head and was treated
at Delaware Hospital
Henry Edwards colored, of No. l6o2
Claymont street and Herbert Duff, No
2l9 jefferson street cut their heads by
falls on icy sidewalks during the after.
noon and their injuries were dressed al
Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
Some Very Special Values
In Upholstered Furniture

ARM CHAIR Big, comfortable Arm Chair;
solid mahogany frame, wing design loose cushion
seat, upholstered in imported tapestry Regular
price $500 February Sale price. ... $1,000
ARM CHAIR AND ROCKER TO MATCH
Solid mahogany frames, high back, period design,
covered in imported tapestry. Regular price, each
$500. February Sale price, each. ... S27OO
ARM CHAIR AND ROCKER TO MATCH
English club design, mahogany frames, uphol-
stored in two-tone, stripe velours. Regular price,
each $500 February Sale price, each $4,000
ARM CHAIR-High back, upholstered in No.
genuine leather, solid mahogany frame. Regular
price $4,000. February Sale price. .. $4,000
ARM CHAIR-Genuine leather. loose cushion
seat, high back, mahogany frame. Regular price
S5O0O February Sale price .......... $4,000
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
SALE FOR GOODMAN BENEFIT.

Under the auspices Of the Epworth
League of Goodman NJ. e. Church,
of which Mrs. Elizabeth w. Jenness
Is president sale Of homemade
bread, cakes and pies will be held
in the basement OF the church to-
morrow from II to o'clock. Home
made vegetable soup will also be on
sale.
The proceeds Of the sale will be de-
voted to the parsonage mortgage fund
the women OF the church having
pledged themselves to raise $500 by
April 1.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

SIDEBOARD- Solid Mahogany, through
out, no veneers used massive, colonial de-
sign beveled mirror plate 6Ox20 inches.
Regular price $3.50, February Sale price 500.
SERVING TABLE TO match, Regular
price S54OO February Sale price, S27OO.
SIDEB0ARD-Solid Mahogany through
out. massive claw foot design, no veneers
used; sc inches long mirror plate, 55xlS
inches. Regular price $3.50. February Sale
price, $500
Serving Table to match, Regular price
$4,000. February Sale price, $1,000.
SIDEBOARD-So hand carved. Golden
Oak, no veneers used massive. colonial de-
sign. y inches long; mirror plate, 55x2O
inches Regular price, $3.50. February Sale
price, $500.
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FEAR MASSACRE
OF AMERICANS
BY MEXICAN 5
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quately punish Castillo and his ban
dts. will turn them over to me. they
shall be publicly executed. The
men will be tried. OF course; but the
evidence against them is overwhelm-
ing. Their deaths shall be merciful,
but speedy"
Thomas Edwards. American consul
at Juarez, does not believe reports
that Villa intends to execute. as a
spy. Gustave Bauch, American, i'm
prisoned there.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

Tapestries, New and artistic designs in Draperies New
Carpets, Rugs and other Floor Coverings New Dinner
Sets, imported and domestic; New Cut Glass, Bric-a
brac, &c, &c.
Remember Discounts sill range from 10 to 30
per cent and that now you have the added advantage Of
selecting the very newest designs at February sale prices
We will gladly hold your purchases and deliver
later in the season to suit your convenience without extra
cost Orders placed now for Awnings and Slip Covers
for furniture assure you Of their being ready just when
needed and also Of a saving Of 10 per cent
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
RAILRoAD AGENT REcovERs.

William I. Carter. Jrs supervising
ager OF the Delaware Railroad Com.
pany. who was stricken with an attack
Of acute indigestion last Saturday, is
recovering Mr.. Carter was at his Office
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
AGED MAN RUN DOWN
nv CTDFWATl


William H. Lloyd aged 20 years, OF
No. lO7 West Ninth street, was injured
yesterday afternoon at Eighth and
Wollaston streets when some boys who
were shedding ON the sidewalk, ran INTO
him. The aged man was knocked down
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
The New Floor Coverings

For Spring and Summer seasons are here and 60
at February Sale prices. finer selection IN
quantity, quality and design it has never been our
privilege to offer before. They are more than
worthy an inspection, and represent only the best
manufacturers. Beautiful high pile Wiltons rich
in furnishing effects and exceedingly durable.
Body Brussels handsome and serveeable Ak
ministers in oriental and floral patterns. Wool
Fibre Rugs for vingroom, dinngroom or bed
room.
Whittalls Wilton Rugs-9xl foot sizes.
Regular price, $4,000 February Sale price,
$4,000: 8 IT, in. 10 it, in. sizes, were S365O,
now S32S5.
Whttalls 5-frame Body Brussels Rugs, #.
12 it, sizes; we're S3OO0 now S27.0O; it, in.
xtO Fl. 6 in. sizes, were S27.5O. now $24.75.
Administer Rugs-ll it, 3 in. II IT,. were
$500 nov $3.50, and $500 Rugs now $3.50.
it,. II it, sizes. $4,000 Rugs, now S D. $1,000
now S23.4O $500, now S22.50
Tapestry Brussels Rugs-In f. - IT, sizes,
that we're $1,000, now $1,000. $1,000 Rugs, now
$780,
Imported and Domestic Inlaid LinOleums--Best
qualities that sold regularly at 81. 90 and Sl75,
square yard. now $l.25 square yard. laid.
The japanese Mattings have just arrived and go
at S10SO instead of $500 for full 4o-yard rolls
Fourth Floor-Use Elevator
Evening journal., 1914-02-19
DiningrOOm Furniture

of
Colonial and other
Mahogany
that usually sells
70 Oup o o carved
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

CANDIDATE FOR LEGISLATURE.
Thomas h. AIagarity viii be n candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for
representative in the Legislature from
thc Fifth district Of Wilmington in the
next campaign
Evening journal., 1914-02-19

Try the Wants Adv.
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