Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-15
SHOW nationally
Advertised Goods
Wilmington MerchantsMake
Special Display During
"Dress-up Week"
EXHIBITION WORK
MOST CREDITABLE

International Window Display
Week was generally observed in
Wilmington during the past week in
conjunction with the "Dress-Up
Week" observance. Window Dis
play Week" is observed throughout
the country. It is a time when
merchants in cooperation with
manufacturers OF nationally adver-
tised goods make a special effort to
bring the public's attention 10 such
goods by giving much OF their win
dow space to displays OF this kind.
Local storekeepers lent their assist
ance to the movement In an en-
couraging manner.
Entering into the spirit OF the oc-
casion. THE EVENING JOURNAL turn
ed over the window of lbs business Of
fee TO one OF the most consistent and
largest OF national advertisers, Armour
a Co. Decorators arranged very neat
exhibit OF Negetole, a vegetable short
enlng product Of Armour 4 Co.. which
! IS gaining widespread popularity
among housewives.
Window displays or Armour's Nege-
tole also We're seen at the following
stores: Morrow & Son Company, Sec
ond and Market streets; e. W. Phelps,
Tenth and Orange streets Joseph Rus
sell, Fourth street and Delamore
Place; W. r. Wright, Tweniy-fourth
and Jessup streets, and Johnson &
Bro. Seventh and King streets.
The decorator at n. Snollenburg and
] 4
arranged an artistic display Of under
wear for men including such widely
! known makes as Duofold Chalmers,
| Yale and Nassar. F0Wne gloves also
J were displayed
The Crosby & Hill Company, Nos.
/ G05-60I-GO9 Market street. had a very
pretty display Of Forest Mills Knit Tn
derwear. The display took up one en-
tire window.
The company also made an elab-
crate display Of Fleisher's yarn. The
window was so attractive that a repre-
! sentative of the yarn company had a
photograph of It sent throughout the
country
The Smith-Zollingor Company. Fourth
and Market streets. demonstrated IN
one OF their Fourth street windows
household articles including Lux, the
soap I'm flakes. Bissells sweepers ant
,O'Cedar mops.
/ The Miller Drug store. No. i0i Mar
lct street displayed Gem razOrs
Brownie cameras and kodaks.
Samson Stern, No. Az Market street
showed Arrow collars. Chalmers under
o.. wear and Eteis0n hats.
other displays were
e Levys Kumfort Shoe House, No
o. 223 Market street. Sorosis shoes.
6 Quality Store No. go Market street
q Buster Brown shoes.
% Bcndhcim Bros. Seventh and Mako
, streets. Walk-Over shoes.
r. American Stores Company, kellogg
5 Post Toasiles.
q Gem Grocery Company. No. 3O7 kinl
I street. Shredded Wheat and Jello.
- Frank ODonnell, No. 3l3-3l5 Mar
{ ket street Arrow shirts and collars
Stetsda hats and Collins celebraae
wool underwear
y. 3. Danforth. Second and Mar
ken streets. RcXall remedies.
G.. Edgar Deering, No. S23 Marke
street. Arrow collars, Onyx hos'er,
! Fownes' gloves and Fashion Par
. Oyercoats for men.
Eckert's Medicine Store sos MAJ
ket street. Theroz. the new light an
. Colgates comfort KITS for soldiers.
q S. H. Stats, No. 4O5 Market stree
! Merode Underwear. Onyx hosiery IN
Warmers Rust Proof Corsets.
!. n. W. Nandever. No. 500 Mark'
street Eveready Safety Blades. Gel
- and Durham Duplex Safety Razor
" and williams Shaving Soap.
Frost Bros, No. S2S Market stree
y Kodaks and Parker Fountain Pens.
= Rex Talking Machine Company. NJ