Evening journal. [volume], April 22, 1913, Page 11, Image 11

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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
IN CREAT SPRING RALLY
AT WESTMINSTER CHURCH
The annual spring rally of the Wit-,
and
mington Christian Endeavor
Union
will be held on Thursday ' evening in
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
jorner Pennsylvania avenue
Rodney street. This Union Is com
posed of all the Christian Endeavor
Societies in Wilmington and vicinity,
with a membership of nearly nine
hundred. Outside of the Philadelphia
and Washington unions it is the
strongest union tn the east, being
well organised and doing splendid
work. It recently placed ISO Bibles. |
suitably engraved, in the Hotel Du
Pont, and also was the means of plac- j
Ing a Bible In each cell In the fclty
Hall.
A committee composed of Edmund
Henvis, Harry Willis, Miss Mildred
Kirk. Miss Elanore SSolpher and Sara
uel H- Reed was appointed to arrange
a program for this rally. After some
correspondence, the committee wue
successful in securing the Rev. R. P.
■ D Bennett, of the Summit Proshy
_u„w,u .. . . ,
terlan church, of Oermai.town, to ad
Of elnnùenel nH iL «nah ml"!?
el ° < i' ,ente and I» much lnt « r -i
ested In all young peoples werk. He
ha* been a popular speaker In young
peoples conventions and gatherings |
. in the vicinity of Phils-elphla, and Is
one of the leaders In work for boys in
9* e Hresbytery of North I hlladclphia
Mr. Bennett will take as lis theme
f0 F„ the even ing, And Then Son-'
Tbe Rev. Vaughan S. Colins, D. D.,
prtstor of St. Paul's M. E- church, will
conduct the devotional exercises. Dr.
Collins Is much interested In young
people's work. This will give the En
! deavorers an opportunity to welcome
I him to their ranks.
The reports of the president, secre
tary and treasurer, will be interesiug
The Rev. Charles L Caudee. pastoral
counsellor of , the union, will Install
the new officers. They are as fol
lows. President. Frank H. Long;
vice-president. Dushane Cloward; re
cording secretary. Jennfc Groves; cor
/responding secretary, Sanborn Pyle;
treasurer, Edmund Henvis; junior
and intermediate superintendent,
Helen Matchett; chorister. Sophie
Preston; pastoral counsellor, the
Rev. C. L. Candee.
The following is the advisory board ]
of Pastors; Presbyterian, Rev. U.
Franklin Smiley; United Presbyterian j
Rev. D. M. Cleland; Baptist, Rev. j
Thomas P. Holloway; Méthodistes
Episcopal, Rev. J. R. Bicking; Re
formed Episcopal. Rev. Henry Lang;
1
FAVOR LOCAL
STONE FOR ROADSi
;
Contractor Believes Higher
Freight Rate Will Work
to This End
Members of the Levy Court and
road builders say the road building
situation in New Castle county is get
■ing serious. When Contractor Hor
rlgan Contracting Company got the
contract for building the road from
Odessa towards St. Georges the bid
Ing was on a small margin of profit,
Then it was claimed that the rate on
stone from the Blrdsboro Stone Com
pany's quarries would be increased 4» ;
ce.nts a ton. That would mean a loss |
ot $4,000 to the contractors on the |
The Levy Court and the Cham
road.
her of Commerce took up the matter
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany and as a result the time for
increasing the rate on the stone has
been delayed to July 1.
"1 cannot see why our Brandywine
granite is not good enough for our
public foads," said a contractor to
"The Concord pike was built
of Brandywine
roller being used and tt Ircj
test and Is a credit to the
When repairs are made In Brandy
wine hundred the granite is used and
a little dirt thrown tn as a binder.
Tin- roads tn that hundred are all
right. Talk about rates, why we are
going to pay double the former rate
on stone. The railroad company is
always there with rates. A carload
of alone can be hauled from Blrdabore
to Kirkwood for $11 and to get It
back five miles to Bear Station the
modest sum of $15, la the charge.
When the Levy Court builds its state
road this summer It will find that the ,
freight rates on stone will cut a big j
figure in the cost of road building."
Bids will be asked for shortly for
building six-tenths of a mile of road
from Stanton to Oak Tree.
day.
granite without a
stood the
«ounty.
Heed the ('«ugh That Ham?» On.
The seeds of consumption may be
the cause, aud a cough that hangs on
weakens the system. Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound checks the cough,
heals the inflamed membranes and
strengthens the lungs. E, D. Roun
tree, Stlllmore, Ga.. says: "Lagrippe ;
left me a deep seated, hacking, pain
ful cough which Foley's Honey and
Tar completely cured."— N. B.
forth, Market and Second Sts.,
mington. Del.»
Dan
Wll
F > UR A8«KSROH AND COLLECTOR.
NORTHERN DISTRICT
Comprising Fifth, Rikth, Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth warda.
JAMES H. MORRIS
Subject to the decision of the Republics!
party.
Havre de Grace
Races
Weekdays Until May 1
Inclusive
;5 Cents
Round Tripfrom Wilmington
Special T u i n »
Direct to gatff of track. Leaves Wil
mington 1.15 P. M. Returning After
Races,
train
Tickets good only on special
KAIL KO AD.
Methodist I'roe test ant.
Farrlng.
The singing will be lead by Miss
Sphie
Union.
chorus composed of the members of
Westminister Society. One of the
musical featured of the evening will
bo violin selections by Harry Stause
bach of this city, whose ability as a
viollnplayer is well known. Mrs. El
wood e. Jackson will preside at the
Hev. Cleo. F.
Preston, Chorister of the
In addition there will bo a
organ.
Tbe front pews of the church will
he reserved for the members of the
jdifferent societies, a number of whom
W *U meet in their own churches and
mari;h to ,he meeting place in a body.
Among them will be West Presby
[ er ** n Society which la poming one
hundred strong I he church will be
decorated with Christian Endeavor
" agH and palraa and ferns,
. Two pennants and one banner will
Pf' esente d at this rail}. This part
* tl | e 8 « rv ' ce wil * be < : har «« of ,
parles Eastman, the reUring V^ce
President of tbe Union. The banner
bc g|ven to the SO( . lety that ha8 ,
m '* d «' the largest proportionate gain
in members during the past year.
0 pennant will be given to the
g , o ; or lntfermediate society that
has ^ , arg08t proportionate number
f |t meml)er8 pre8ent at this rally,
Thp other pennant wi „ bP giv en to
t ^ (1 Jun ( or society for the same pur
p 08e This Includes both active and
associate members. As an induce
,p en t. to have tbe pastors of the dlf
feront churches present. If they are
wlth their societies at the rally they
w jn count the same as five members
present.
There is much rivalry among the
different societies for- the possession
G f these pennants. Last year the
Senior Society of the United Presby
terlan Church won the senior pennant
and the Junior Society of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church won the
junior pennant.
organized Society at West Church
with over a hundred members is go
Ing to make an effort to capture the
senior pennant,- as are also the So
cieties at Central, Hanover, Olivet,
Westmlhlster and Eastiake M. E. and
Presbyterian Churches. The Baptist
Society at New Castle is planning to
lake its entire membership along,
Last year this rally was held it
The newly
Last year this rally was held in St.
Paul's M. E. Church with a good at
tendance. A much larger attendance
looked for this year. The doors
will be open at 7.30 and the service
'will begin promply at 8 o'clock
OLIVE Tablets
OIL the Bowels
A Fhjslrinn's Substitute Fur Banger
»us Calomel
When you feel that your liver and
bowels need help take Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets. Substitute for Calomel,
Calomel Is effective, but dangerous—
causing bad after-effects.
Ollve Tablets are especially made to
take the place of Calomel.
wards for years has been Calomel's
to f- He «aw its dangers and its dl3
advantages in 17 years' practice
treating patients for all kinds of liver
and bowel complaints. In his efforts
to do without Calomel he developed
his now famous little ollve-oll-colored
tablets Clive Tablets are mild but
elective. Safe and sure. Pleasant to
take but unfailing in results
OUve Tab i ete ol - lhe bl * e j g j U8t
enough to start Nature's own action,
and they tone up the liver at the same
time. They are made from „ rare
combination of vegetable compounds
mixed with olive oil
If you want to regain that feeling
of joyou : buoyancy and clear thought,
Uike Dr, Edwards' Olive Tab'ets. They
work like a vacation 10 and 26 cents
per box
"Every little Olive Tablet has s
movement all Its own."
The Olive Tablet Co., Columbus, O
Dr. Ed
Quality and flavor unexcelled. It la
guaranteed. BLUE VALLEY BUT
TER,»
For Assessor and Coll:ctor
Southern District.
EUGENE. M. SAYERS
Subjeît to tbe rule« of life Dcmo
Prlmary election Med
Pollg open from 1
cratic Party,
nesday, May 14,
to 7 o'clock.
220 KINO STRELT.
20-Year-Old House,
LOCATED
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Ex
perts.
Tony Wilkowsky
ELECTRIC SHOE
REPAIRING.
Guaranteed.
fchS E. FOURTH 8T.
Wilmington, Del.
All Work
Important
1 beg to announce to tha residents of
Wilmington, Dal-, that I have opened
an Upholstering and Cabinet Making
Store, where I have the facilities to
handle all this kind of work in all its
branche*. I make a specialty of Maî
tresse* and Box Springt, thoroughly
renovata the hair in asme and return
equal to new. 1 also recover Feather
Pillows and Feather Beds.
Note—Mattresses taken away in
the morning, can be returned tame
lue pmrff' Suits, Turkish
at lowest
evening
work and all upholitering
possible price*.
GiMmI Work, PoLshing. Carpets,
Decorations. Carpentry, Mattresses. Box
Springs, Portiere». Curtaina. Slip Cov
era
D t A Phon«. «171A
J. J. O'KANL,
/ Upholiterer and Cabinet Maher,
«11 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Wilmington Del.
Avenue Company Will Present,
TESTIMONIAL FOR
CONNESS PLAYERS
''Her Husband's Wife" In
Theatre Tonight
The sale of seals for the testi
monial to be given the Conness Play
ers at the Avenue Theatre tonight I»
large. The bill will be "Her Hus
hand's Wife, - ' the comedy that made
such a big hit all of last week—the
concluding week of the season,
arranging for the benefit Managet
Conness gives the use of the theatre
and Is doing everything within hi«
- P1 . .
Conness Players during he past sea
son Is recognised by theatregoers,
they will fake advantage of the op
portunlty to show their appreciation
» material way. The benefit pei
dormance in fact will be an exempll
"cation ot the truism that "success
begets success."
In
power to make the affair a success.
The members ot the Avenue's high
class company will get the entire
proceeds. The regular prices will
prevail.
The performance will be enjoyable
in every way. The affair will be a
gala event. It will far exceed any
thing of the kind ever arranged in
this cltyT As the good work of the
Keeps better than other brands,
BLUE VALLEY BUTTER. At your
grocers.»
Hair
Vigor
Ayer's
Then you will have a clean and healthy
«calp. No more hair lois. No more
rpugh, tcraggly hair. Doe« not color.
Ask Your Doctor.
.I. C. Ayer Oo ,
l-owrll, Maas.
SHERIFFS SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALB— BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Kleventh streets, in the city of Wil
mington, New Castle county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE THIRD DA Y OF MAY, 1913,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
the following described real estate, vU;
All that lot or parcel of land, witli a two
story brick dwelling house thereon erected,
situate in I4»e city of Wilmington, in the
state of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
Beginning at n point on the woaterly side
of Windsor street.•*»t the distance of one
hundred and fifty-two feet and four inches
northerly from me northerly side of Eighth
Street, and running thence westerly paral
lel with Eighth street, nnd passing through
the middle of the division wail between this
bouse nnd the house adjoining on the south,
eighty-eight feet to the easterly side of n
four-feet wide alley communicating with an
other alley lending leading into Windsor
street ; thence along the easterly side of
said first mentioned alley northerly, parallel
with Windsor street, thirteen feet nod four
inches to a corner; thence easterly, parallel
with Eighth street and passing through the
middle of tbe division wall between this and
tbe bouse adjoining
eight feet to »nid side of
and thence thereby southerly thirteen feet
and four inche» to the pin****, of beginning,
with the free use and privilege of the anid
alleys in common with others entitled there
to. forever, by paying » proportionate share
of the expense of keeping said alleys In
repair.
Weired and taken in execution as ths
property of Frank P. Turner, administrator
of Alfred A. Collins, deceased mortgagor,
nnd to be aold by
the north, eighty
Windsor street;
w ALTER 9. BURRIS. Shari If,
Apri
Sheriff's Ofll
1918.
. Wilmington
Del.,
9-m ay'Z, 6.8.
5prl8,22,
SHERIFF'S .SALE—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of levari Farins, to me dirtied, will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the Vlty of Wil
mington, New Castle countv, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1913.
at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
the following described real «'state, viz;
All that certain lot, piece
land with the three-story brick dwelling
(hereon erected, situate in the city «if Wil
mington aforesaid, more particularly botfnd
ed and described ns folbiws, to wit :
Beginning at a point one hundred and
fifty-eight feet six inches distant, northerly
at right angles from the northerly side of
M on
at right angles from the westerly aide of
Twentieth street; thence westerly parallel
feet two
parcel of
street and r
feel distant westerly
with Monroe afreet, seventy- ni
inches to o> corner; thence northerly paral
lel with Twentieth street, twenty-six feet !«»
another corner; thence easterly parallel
with Monroe street and paBhing through the
middle of a brick division wall between (his
houac and the houso adjoining on the north,
seventy-nine feet two inches to a corner,
ten feet westerly from the westerly side ol
Twentieth street; thence southerly parallel
with Twentieth street (wenly-six fen (he
•
what they may, together with the
and privilege forever as n passageway of a
strip pf land six inches wide, immediately
adjoining the hereinabove described on the
south, and extending that width westerly io
» distance of fifty seven feet from the build
ing line on Twentieth street, to er with
the free and uninterrupted right,
privilege for the passage of light and air of
the atrip of Und ten feet wide, laid out be
(ween the specific building line for ^nid
premises and the said southerly wide of
Twentieth street, nnd extending from the
southerly boundary line of Knuff Mill Lane,
to a point one hundred nnd thirty feet dis
tant. southeasterly from (he southeasterly
side of Vdç Buren street, said atrip of land
ten feet wide to be U»e«l ns stnt'ul i
mon with othera entitled theret
and also the .exclus!
1 • fdote,
era, walks «nd ornamental fencing of that
specific portioh of the said ten feet wide
strip of l^nd laid out "• «'oreonld, between
the aforesaid building line and the
southwesterly sidft of Twentieth street, lying
dirertly In front of the said lot of
hereby conveved. together with (he right and
ingress, egress and regress into nnd over
and upon the same, .hut this privilege shall
not he continued, so n« to permit the erection
any other
pin
of beginning, b«i the cunt
se and
f«»revcr,
and privilege for
K. >1
haid
Unit
of any porch! bay window
structure thereon. nor to obstruct In
any
manner the free admission of light and nlr
forever Subject, nevertheless, to nil cost*,
taxes, charges for sewers or for any other
privileges or any other expense which may
be legally assessed, levied or charged against
the aame.
Seized nnd taken in execution as the
property of »lohn W. Brady and Anna A.
Brady, hia wife, mortgagors. and to fie
Hold hr
WALTER H. BURRIS, Sheriff
Sheriff s Office, Wilmington. Del., April 18,
1913. aprl8,22,25,29 may-.fi.R
Dependable Coal and Service
USUAL SPRING REDUCTION
, IN EFFECT NOW
Consumers Ice and Coal Company
Main Office— Semnu and King Sf«.
i
ERA>CH OFFICES
Fonrteenfh nnd Scott Six.
t '
A> .AUDI*
fTnunerre nnd 1'nck.
BIG 111(1 I S RUNS TO TH til I I,s.
II . Ik . .1 .... ... ,
Hut Ihere treAlloKt, « tu
Temper It » It h l.mmMer.
A great company of foreign »r
list». who concern themselvea with
thrilling and dnngerou« exploit 1«
found with Klngllng Brothers' circus
this season There 1* also the sub
lime and impresaire spectacle of
"Joan of Arc, with a cast of 1,200
characters, 600 horses and tralnload
of special scenery. Hut people like
laughter as well as heart throbs.
Laughter 1» an Important Ingredient
of a circus program. With this
knowledge well In mind the Rlngltng
Brothers have gathered together a
talented band of fun-makers, fifty tn
number, and the majority from Kur
ope. Kach la a paatmaater of his
art. Kvery pause lu the exciting bill
Is filled with delicious skits, scream
lng pantomimes, bewitching tomfool
ery, travesties on political and pub
lic. happenings, and hilarious high
jinks in general.
These clowns are original and ver
satile. They are the creators of all
things funny. The clowna of other
allows try to Imitate t,hem, but fall
far short of their patterns. Many of
them are from the comic opera the
atres of England and the Continent.
Some of them have made kings laugh
OOUBTKT5T' 8
ELft
V*
salve is oreat for piles
ll.ve. mptantly. our*. »p».dil.,
LUTRLY DOES THE WORK' ■
t..d absolut. ly by Th. Court«. y Drug
Co.. Bftlto., Md Fry. sample for tb.
It ry
ABSO
Ouertn
asking. Chapped Ski«—SorM of «II
Sort.—Parted Remedy.
ALL DRUGGISTS, 16«,
SHERIFF'S SAFES.
fnr v fin T ïï'fr'7 )T~' ■'a
EnyuTïT^rTTÎAÎ
writ of Levari I'niias, to me di
reeled, will be exponed to public »ale, at
the Court Houae. on Market bireet, be
tween Tenth and Kleventh atreoia, in tha
city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1813,
At 10 o'clock, a. ra ,
mg dcacrlftca rent eatate. via:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
dwelling (karoo«
erected, being No. 800 Wright atr*e', and
situate in tbe »aid city of Wilmington,
bounded and described a» follow», to wit :
Beginning at a point on the southerly
aide of Wright street, at the distance of
one hundred nnd five feel Westerly from
the westerly side of Stroud street; thence
southerly parallel to Stroud street, one hun
dred feet to a corner; thence westerly parai
lei to Wright »trout twenty feet to a corner;
thence northerly parallel to Stroud street,
hundred feet to the »aid southerly
aide of Wright street; and thence thereby
easterly twenty feet tuathn plaça of begin
ning, be the content» thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution a» the
property of Joseph Sieedowski and Rom
Sieedowski, his wife, mortgagor», and to
be sold by
(he foil
the two story brick
WALTER 9. BURRIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff'« Office, Wilmington, Del., April
■prlT.19
5,a0-may3,7
17. IIM
.'111 HI I i > H V LI BY VIRTUE ÖF À
v i it .M Lav mi i Facias, to
will be exposed to public sala at the
store of J. 8. and W. Lattpmus, io the
village of Townsend, Appoqutnioiink hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware, -
ON MONDAY,
THE *Z8TH DAY OF APRIL, 1913,
at 10 o'clock, a ih .
the following described real estate, vis:
parcel of land and tenu
Blackbird hundred, New
directed.
All that trart
ment« situated i
Uaalle county and atato ot Delaware, and
bounded as follow», to wit:
He,inning at a »take in the northweet
branch of Duck Creek, under the centre of
a bridge, in the public road leading from
Blackbird to Chnmbcravillc and running
thence with aaid road, aoutb seventy and
•half degree» eoat, eighty-two perches to a
«tone In the said road, a corner for these
premise» and land of John Atherly ; thence
with liie lend eouth, nineteen end e half
degree* west, thirteen perchea to a .tone;
theneo north,
thirteen ami eight-tenth, perche» to • alone;
thence smith twenty three and one-quarter
degrees, west
perches to » Sweet (lum Sappling;
north siity-six degrees and fifty minutes,
«eat eighty nine and iwo tenlh perchea to
a atone ;
degree*, eaat forty-one
perche» to a atone in the
several courses thereof, to the place of be
ginning, containing forty-seven snd one half
acres of Isnd, he the same, more or less.
Seiieil and lake
properly n( Wilbur !.. Adam», administrator
of the estate of PrisciRa B Daley, deceased,
co-mortgagor of the said mortgage having
been forecloaed during his lifetime, as to the
estate of .lotnea Daley, now deceased, anfi to
he sold by
degress west.
alxty-aeven
ami six-tenth
thence
seventy-five
thene north fourteen nnd a half
and two tenth
• r
hi
!
ution an |b#
WALTER S BURRIS, .Sheriff.
Sheriff'* Office. Wilmington, Del
tprlll5.1P.JVJ
April
4.26
10, 1913.
SHRKIKK'H HALE—BY VIRTUE OE. A
; directed, will
O exposed to public sale, at tbe (Jowl
<>n M ;« rke| «I ri et,
and Elevwith p.lroel
uiingtun, New, Castle county, Delaware,
off BATI RIMY,
THE THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1913,
at 1(1 o'clock, a. n»..
ing described real estate, tit:
nrcel of land,
iek «le oiling
erected, situate in the tily of
aforesaid und hounded sad do
follows, to wit:
writ of Levari Facias, t
bel wee
the city of AVi
Tenth
il
the foil
All that «ertain Jot. piece or
with the two and u half »lory
house, there
Wilmington
HCl > » * • <1
Beginning at m point in the aoutberiy
side of Robinson struct, at the distance of
hundred <ij<l
êlcven und
the easterly side of Poplar street;
southerly parallel with Poplar
passing through the middle of
wuil Lei« • on this loi and the
dnlng
seven feet and six inch
now or formerly of .lames Sweeten;
eastward!} along »«aid Sweeten'* Ime and
parallel with Robinson street, seventeen feel
nnd nine inches to. a line for land, now or
formerly of Richard Dyke; thence north
wardly along the said line of land parallel
with Poplar at reel, and passing through tbe
middle of the party wall between tho house
on this lot and the house next adjoining on
the cast, seventy-seven feel and aix inches
i;:
Ihirtyfoyr feet and
; eighth inches eaatwardly from
t bone#
street und
the party
the west. sev«*nty
to a line for Und
thence
to the aforesaid southerly aide of Robin
son street; and thence thereby weslwardly
seventeen feet and nine inrhes to the plaoe
of begintnnf, l»c tin* contents thereof, within
these
get her
and privilege to the use
wide alley extending south
inson street, snout forty-seven feet. In com
jnon with tho owner or owners, occupier or
occupiers of the lot of land next adjoining
the lands and premise» hereby granted and
coot « •> <<i on t h# « •••■ : . low • i
■
property -of Lain
under the last will and testament of .lohn
R. Hsvtmnn. deceased mortgagor, and Laura
V. Hartman, surviving mortgagor, and to
be sold by
they may to
ndisputvd right '
of a t*4>-f««it
rdlv fr. .a Rub
bounds, what
with lh«*
in execution s* t H«
V. Hartman, executrix
WALTER S. BURRIh. Sheriff.
Wilmington. l>e!»J|
aprlft.22.tt.V29 -may 3,6.8.
April
Rhf'riff's Office,
18. 1913.
uox for suggestions. •
ThP of l'piinsjiilvBiila
tU IIro«d have pl.cml « hu* |,i the I
... „
hi, * d »U>hla Broad Sir «et Slntlon and j
lav ' 1 marked It "Suggestion*." All I
trainmen and others having nll y
ommandatlona to make na io how the
-, rvt , ■ . I
* r '! c ', ,,f U, '* cwn, »««ny may be bat
ln «"T ruapect are m.iuestPcl tt.
Pul them In writing and drop them
in thla box.
l'po
In the royal courts of Asia,
are from our
musical comedy companies,
as as unctuous a hunch of aky-Iarkera
as ever smelledsawdust From thrills
Ik« audience turns to laughter, ami
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Terms Made to Sait Y mir Own Individual Convenience.
you lind such wonderlul bargains and reliable
no more lor Ogden Howards good furniture than others
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See Our Windows Far Bargains. Goods Purchased Now Stored
Free Until Future Delivery
Gigantic Reduction in Brass Beds
We can illustrate only a lew ol our wonderlul values. 11 in need ol a brass lied, purchase
now and save Irom $10 to $30 on
each Brass Bed. Terms made to suit
your own convenience
This $15.00
Brass Bed
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Brass Bed
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posts and heavy fillers, s one of
the most artistic Brass Beds (hat
has ever been offered at a mice
so low, 1' is certainly an unmafeh
able bargain and is very neat In
aimpllclty. It is made of good,
substantial tubing, and will be
foun ' to give good service. The
height of the bed is 58 Inches and
»»"« regularly for
816.00. Our special price
This handsome all-brass Bed.
exactly like cut fade for long,
lasting service. A massive and
handsome bed, measure« Hi Inches
high at head and 43 'nches high
at foot. It has two targe 2-Inch
posts with the latest resigned
fillers, makes a very dignified ap
pearance- This l eu is go! j by all
other dealers for $16.50
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This elegant all-crass Bed. ex
c.tly Mka cut. ha» heavy 2-lnch,
continuous posts with extra heavy
fillers, it makes a neat and hand
some design A most substantial
lied; lias to he seen to be appre
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Through the fortunate purchase of 200 White Enamel Cribs, we
are able to offer the best quality full Size Crib. With Guaranteed
Spring and Mattress Complete.
$ 4.98
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Ibis crili is made ol the
best quality malleable iron ami
steel with Iwo coals ol the fa
mous bakélite enamel; has 7-8
inch continuous posts with
5-16 inch Idlers and drop
sides which make il the strong
est and handsomest crib made.
I be spring is ibe all-slccl
genuine National spring, guar
anlced lor 10
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line quality material with so|F
lop in lhe best quality ticking'
makes a very easy and
loriablc bed lor lhe inlant and
Phis
sprjng is endorsed by all lhe
leading physicians as being
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years.
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detail.
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