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MILITIA
READY FOR !
CAMP DUTY
Company D Will March Away
on Saturday for One Week
of Field Service
MUCH INTEREST
I,\l mi/CCKI GC'*: niv
ill uUVcMNlln 5 l'AI
With a larger number of enlisled
men enrolled than for many years,
the Organised Mlllt.a ol Delaware
go into Camp McDonough, a the
State Rifle Range below New rustle
for one week beginning Saturday.
With the exception of the revit» ,y
Qoveroor Charles R. Miller, com
mantler in chief, on Thursday every
day will be one of work for Ilf
militiamen calls for a week of Hr.,
«ervlce. The officers and men »ill
be rest riet ed in baggage and tamp
,« é S t nTn '
have .n i tï!... M :
excels baggage such as lec boxes'.
l .... tv, P .it»
"Ærfi'ÎÂ, i. ..... <H...
•III I» - VB.MI 1 . I.. Ill Ur S ,.de.
of commissioner officers or tbr Held
and staff and each of Hie eight com
panies In the regiment In complete
is far as the officers are «mimed.
There was but one vfiiam-y In
«r.a"lT."T!21ÏÏ.";htï"l-^ur'T
tixfi srs
assigned to the first battalion. The
selection of the young man «anime.
made on the recommendation of
Major J. Warner Reed. While on
oroors have been made for th ; en
trainmen* of Ihr troops, ills thought
that Company E. of Newark, will
marrh to the camp accompanied
a surgeon and the ambulance. Com
h. « s- eu., ...» "'"!
L B Jacobs of Newark who in
»tailed the water system at the iS
pany
march to the camp alte.
cent Gettysburg anniversary
ment, is installing a small addition of
that, exceptionally successful opera-!
clVn^ext^X
of*a water HunpwTs one oT the"
Important thtngs lo be considered .or
in undertaking of this kind and the
,apply of water derived fro... the
trtesfun wells at the- range is abac
lutely pure this fact having been
termlned by a chemical analysis.
The regiment will be In command
of Colonel Theodore Townsend and
Majors J Warner Reed and William
E Lank commandera of the first and
second batnlions respectively. Ad
lutant General Wirkershum will he in
ramp all week and will personally
supervise everything pertaining to the
tour of dutv
Second Lieutenant Alfred D Hi.
tel. of Company D, has been commis
sloned a first Hen tenant in that com-1
pany and Sergeant David M. Salter of
Company C. has been eomnilsstoned a
«econd llcntenant In that company ac
I'ording to orders issued (rom Hie ad
jutant general's nffice last night. Firm
Lieutenant Edward A. Ressemai, of,
Company C has been detached and as
signed to special duly al headqsurter«
by order of Colon«! Townsend.
Las. nigh, the following order rela-.,
tlve to the coming encampmenl w )W
Issued
' 8U d -
Pursuant to the provisions of
. «** A GO.
tais regiment will proceed loth« Stale
rifle range, near New Castle, Del., on
Saturday, July 19, 1913, for annual
camp of Institution. Tram schedules
will be announced later. The usual
guard will be maintained on trains
en route
General Order« No, 7
I.
General Orders No. 15. c
' II. No officer or enlisted man will
be excused from this tour of duty ex
cept by reason oj Illness or such ur
gent business reason as may be ap
proved by the commanding officer.
Applications for. leave of absence or
furlough roust be forwarded Immedi
ately upon receipt of this order.
After arrival at camp none will be
excused from any occasion-of duty
except upon recommendation of the
surgeon.
III. Morning reports will be de
posited In the office of the edjiitant
at 8 o'clock each morning Kation
returns will accompany the morning
report of the day previous to issue;
these returns, eovering the first two
days, will be mailed in lime to reach
Huse headquarters not later than
July 17. 1913.
IA r . Regimental
Quartermaster
Sergeant George Poole is hoiv.rahly
discharged from the military service
of the State hy reason of inability to
attend to duty.
Regimental Commtsary Sergeant
George Jones is reduced to the ranks
at his own request and returned to
Company "A."
A'. Sergeant AATIliam K. Rossell.
Company "H," Is appointed Re
gimental Quartermaster Sergenat;
vice Poole, and will report lo the
Quartermaster. 1st
Infantry, for
v<G
m
Tell Phe Telephone.
Lost? Found? Help? Work? For Rent?
Fot Yale?
lenity? An Auto? A Horse? Or Exchange?
House Wanted? Business Oppor
Tell The Telephone!
Every prone in Wilmington connects in an
nstent with The EVENING JOURNAL WANT
AD FHCNE.
D. 6 A. 82.
Delmarvia 224J
Tell The Telephone!
CITY SCHOOL
BOARD NAMES
TWO MEMBERS
James Loguc ard C. M. Leltch
Are Chosen at First Meet
In« of New tody
Th« new Board of Education held
ltB firM rrg,llar meclins last evening
when .lames Lozue. of No. 9 West
Twenty-seventh stroll, wag elected g
imember of the boaid from thn Ninth
„ard Mr t n
. J , : 0B ' b a formcr
m ' mber of ,b<> Cou,t '' nd al "°
: herln. will till the unexpired term
"■ Samuel H. bay.iard, 8r„ who »as
uccnlly e ectcd preaidont o. tue
board. Colonel Charles M Ultcb.
oi No. Lombard street, also wan
elect, u as a member of the hoard
llt . Kighth ward that ward lint
, an rand date t«r , , ,
" * 01 * ndid!U,, '« r the posl
tion »t 'he recent eleeHon. Colonel
1 ri,clt 18 8 fl ' rm " r deputy collector
of '" tornnl of this district.
There were three .-and daten r 0 r
2» "
'/»T "f'' r ,' M " r •"*
Smith, dr. Mr. lx.guo received nine
;' 0,efi iind Mr ' Adair and Mr. Smith
one vole. Colonel LcMch received
seven votes and George Bailey four
thejvoies. Following lhc election Mr.
fVIF* Ur rnnmlll".
m,
D. el.nirmnn .if teaebers; Dr. .folm Pal
.1,-.. .hairman of books: George Rom
mell. clwirman of fuel and ja.iilora; I,.
It Mi.rrmv. ehairninn ..f evening •.•l.nol*.
Finance .tmnnittoe dame, Logue.
cb.mm,... of .„mmittov; IrTnk
R Zebley. .-(.airmen of ne» hnil-ling;
byl-Tohn C. Kersey, chairman of insurance:
»'• M. Lei.el, chairman of printing.
0 .K3!v. i 7,r',rih"'rB
Rmdunaster .l.airmun .if health- l-j'
ward V. Denny, chairman of the law
committee; Hiram Verger, chairman of
neconnti.
Visiting committee-High School. Dr.
TZ^\-o"
^ î. ami Mîiràm Ye^ Vo 'âT R
Zebley: No. ,1. John Kersey; Nos. 7
s -' M. Leifeh; No. t). Th . Tim,„a•
° Cooper: No. 10 Edwin F. Deni,v : No.
"• Thoma, F. O IVmneÜ: No. li.' V. R
dc-'^bley; No, Kl. Dr. John Palmer. ,l r . ;
N<>. It. John C. K p r»ey; No. l.">, Thomas
No. Ift. C. M. I«eitrli. Or. T.
" «" d >' «■ Zebley : No. 17.
-»s"'«" t^'goc: No. IS. John C. Kersey ;
No ,n Kdwin Denny; No. 20. Dr. H.
f1 ' »er: No, 21. George Rom
N "- —• Hiram Verger; No. 2.1.;
1 ,,,mPS • B. Morrow; No.
25 < r !e«>'Se non.ii.ell; No. 20. lames
: l^vguet Nos, 27 and 2«. Dr. .lolin Palmer.
,v N " ». Hr. Thomas o. per. N->.
I »>' »». «;. BuekmaHer.
The election preceded the business
i Session of the board. William • H.
| Jones, contractor for the new Elvan
<5. Sltorllldge school, »as allowed 12 ,-1
l»r grading and laving the parr-I
ment at the building.
Colonel L. B. Morrow referred to
the presentation of the flag and staff
; given the new school bv the combined
councils of the Jr. O l" A M on
July 4. References were made to the!
: addre-ses on that occasion bv Presl
__^
. d p nt Baynard. and Superintendent of
j Schools Tvvltmyer as well as those by
j the them bora or the council On mo
Hon of Mr. Morrow, the board extend-j
; e.) a vote of thanks to the Junior
| Mechanics for the gift.
The oav roll, amounting to $2,380.62
for otfl. cn, and lanltors: $:n„V»K 58
for teachers and $835.» for elecfon
and other sundrv purposes were or
dererl paid. The report of the l r e«»
urer showed a balance of $34.131,89 In
the current fund, and 119.259.78 In the
special fund
Among the communications was
one from Thomas Seh»amh. of No
1129 French street applying for fhejB'
position of janitor. The appltcat on
was referred.
Twelve residents and property
owners of South Claymont street be
tween A and Lobdell streets asked the
board to co-operate with them in pe
HHonihg the Street and Sewer De
parltnenl to pave 'hat street No. 1 1
school being located there. The let
icr -a is referred tv :îk building e «m
•iiittr-e. .
__
duty, immediately upon receipt of his
order.
Sergeant Wm F. Mahan. Company
"F." I« appointed Regimental Com
miaaary Sergeant, and will report to
the Commissary, 1st Infantrv, for
duty, immediately upon
this order.
VI. Detail for Guard.
1913; Officer oT the Day, Captcin J.
A. McKay; Officer nf the Guard.
Lieutenant A. B. Kastman.
By order of CoUmel Townsend
C. si. DILLON.
Captain. 1st. Delaware Infantry,
Adjutant
receipt of
July 19.
NO OFFICIAL
REPORT THAT
DOG WAS MAD
Terrier Had Been PlayingWith
Rehoboth Young Men,
Mayor Ross Says
THOSE BITTEN TO TAKE
PASTEUR TREATMENT
Special to THE EVENING .IUURNAL
rk tmaivni nL-ii.tj .... ......
?b« »KAt « Del.. July 16
' h««_ gotten over Its
^are, due to a bu.i 1er
p ".,„ p Il" nl „
tha t ie a^Vaa ^o «
serious as first reported hy many
persons The first reports wareThaV
•Ih, I „li , ila , 1 « .s
h , rr,n xvUd dunng the
bathing hour, but Mayor Ered
w.io made, an invest gallon today and
!'hat the dog, which had been a gen-f"
^al pet. was frlaktug wUh several,
Jotingj men on the beach. They were
K' r Irïlïïl.S^Î 1 lïïf fil Si-r
b ' - ' "' . 1 'l* 1 la8 "* 8 * m '* p ;
w R ■ . , B H .
th ,' 1 of ' '. . . h
I.,.,. .. _ K „ , . , ra(i h 5 ,
,i. ov * _, _ ,,r , h
h , „.J . . t-rth.
»-rÄ!: rss? t,
! w hen some or
isonst.amc Mtnlcioösa« lovcJh'r
p '■ m . ,
1 „J.'f , *^',.,1' L u L H '
1 * h b ''i Rh J^ pn i , , b ?, p bP J' ,l, | Pd J* r nd .
^
" «-'.w™ ^ .o.„v a , . "
,,^ >0r ^ ,W, ! y , Ka d ( "' P s,a,P :
sää
lologiat AVataon, at Newark, that tesla
"bowed U»«* dog Io have rat.les iU>
»««d no report that tests «bowed the
I** •» bp n,ud ba, '. bppn reived from
|" 8, f" n ; On »be conhary. Mayor
Ä'ÄÄÄ S
!'««•« did not show rabies, 'and that
l»he dog was killed too soon to enable
-««afarMiry testa to he made,
Nolwlthatandlng the abaonce of B
'« 8l '' v « ''ca. lioi, in the Stale
( Bacteriologist o tests. Frederick
Msrvil son oC Dallas Marv.l, of
• laurel, nnd Howard ( Thurman,
i *=»>/» «T C. T. Thjrman of Baltimore.
j "ho were bitten, wilt continue to
»®ke the Pasteur treatment ns a
(safe guard.
—
Speelal to THE F, ENTNG JOfRNAL.
NKWARK, Del., July 15.—State
Bacteriologist Herbert J. Watson
!«'• nitthl said be had not mad- a re
P«r' to Rehoboth residents th... th«
' ,u " i Pr . r,Pr * hlch bi » J««r persons
on K Saturday " i,s afflicted with
,8 " |rF - »' r - "at-on Informed the re
Pr , bH * ,,,,s d,, B- »'"*' many
° bprH , " SU, 'V ta8PB - wnK hlll«d loo
soon to enable a thorough seien
In such, cases
I c *î° -,. 8n .'" la ( , "' r . orP boln ff killed
: , hou ? bP P . onflnPd r °. r a , fe '' da ^ M
obflPr | ï " ,i 7 8nd «' v * ,bp
d, '' P f KP ''""J 0 , dPVP ?'' ,f , U H,1 °" d
PX,Hl ' t,r Uaf f°" rti ' 1 00 Vf" s°
c. press an opinion us lo »(.ether h«
(
, bo „ ghl the doc had rabies.
('HECK CASE AGAIN CON TIM ED.
1 Owing lo Secretary of Stale Thomas
W hav,nc . 8 ******
rnp \ n [ ,hr - " P '' « "rHH,..check* act
lo Assistant * Hy Solicitor T,vnn. th«
<b8rK , P HRa b|st Ihoma« N. AY IHIs. ar
, ,PH,pd »he charge of passing i
b' f,r,h|PS * chPc1 ' K ° n ,hr S-curity
| Tr «t>» «u»d Safe Deposit Company sev-.
oral days ago. »a» continued- In C Ity
iLourt today until tomorrow.
I '"'"''h the ease »as called. Dr. ( »'•
, ' p ''lerk nf ih« l ourl. said Mr Mil
,Pr had Promised lo send a copy of the
law. but he had not received It. At.
Court's order Mr. Lynn called Mr.
Miller at Dover over the long dis
tance telephone and Hie copy will he
sent today.
j Tb p charge of Improper conduct to
1 wards a young girl against Joseph
Berman, was eontlnued until Friday
inorning. owing to Humane Agent
Stout, not having had time lo îiivestl
gate the case.
|
GRANGE FIELD SPORTS.
II being eue nf Hic'nff bights for Dia
mond Slate Grange, no meeting » a »
held last evening.*
Th» next regular meeting will he held
on Monday evening. July 21. and u full
j attendance of the members i» partiell
larly requested, »» important huantes»
( will lie transacted.
Preparation* «re in progrès* for tin
field day celebration on July 31. \
special feature will be the ting pageant.
and there i* also to lie a fine program
oT various field »ports.
for 1, Usine«* op-i
Consult the Want»
p"l l unities.
Adv.
»1
Gabby Colonials
(6
Mid-Summer
New Styles,
Snow White Buck and
White Canvas
$1.95 and $2.45
Speci&ls in Our Remodeling
Sale
Men's $4 Oxfords . . /|A
Women' 34 Oxfords • . a p. llj
Women's $4 Pumps . , v
Children's Scout Shoes and Sandals,
69c to 211.25
NELSON SHOE CO.
422 Market St
. . .
WI1.SON LINER
STICKS ON ISLAND
...... ...I
. .... , ~ \ ...
««»mor City of ChPBter. of the WlUon
l.inf v orr somewhat Ht*rtird on 8tt*
■urrtHy afternoon wh*n the vossel ran]
! aground on ChrMor Inland during the j
luevere electrical storm. The vtsutl
at ruck th»* mud hankjt o'clock, ]
and there ah« remained until 8 o'clock, 1
! when she was released by the htKt. }
|«aters aided hy the luga Sea King, ,
iNew lastle and Reuben Foster * ,
I When the steamer suuck the pas
; 8eiigers «ere frightened, but after the
;«lnd subsided, they became recon
ielled and the following two boura
vve,e spent by them In as comfortable
I way as posalbleÄÄ
;
was fln,, ". v examination!
«»»owed that no damage had been done,
„ Wils « merry, although dls
grunUwl partv , httt , s „rted at Fourth
When the vessel
strw ,j wharf, and all had tales of woe
,0 ,pM and a " rh waa '* m >
h ' ,mor Hnrt "* MrP - "'»hmigh a)1 wrr a
B '" d Rrt fo °' n " sn " d ,and onca
. ...
»he steamer reached this city
8 m0, ° thorough Investigation was
lnildp ()f lhc hll „ of , hp rraf , and „
Ross.wasfoundlhatnodamagehadreouU
rA frnm , hft .reident
(nm th * •< «-'dent,
INTEREST IN STEERAGE.
. _ . . , ..
n.<,».„.lU, Ur cause of woman's
suffrage, automobile tours are now
being made by suffragists all over
th" country, who slop at Inter
mediate pointa for speech making.
-lThf members of the Delaware Equal
"Î Mr ";
îâ .. 8 ixrzMsrajs
,n "»urs and will he further
'nt jested In the announcement 'hat
Afiss Jeannette Rankin, of Butte.:,
Montana, who. in the Interest of the
**f,«uflrage bill. 'Islted the «late Legis
lalure last winter, will go fro..,!
Butte to Washington, stopping en
P
route for demonstration«.
-
-««. •** T
RlrP and -The Summer AAomnn"
' V p îî" c ,h *o'fren'dre.'S^
tlmo theflatter «• •«» ««•, »d;««!»*
8r " 11 d „uf^ ûa.-u . nH '
«i»E «•"* b *^ r k p 8nd .
Sr.Ä Ä..» trouble
and Foley Kidney Pills are a direct
" nd J 11 ?'*'** hcl P ,or n J h ! 11 ? >B | Jl , rtrt
V B. Dnnforlh. Second and Market
;K'reets. W1L. Del. —Adv.
to .bate the nuisance
Moneh |,H*r men ting Km«
Kmirth street every time
collector colle- t-. refuse matter from t.
ti-h house Ibere. SerreUry Ellison, of
the Board of Health, «t the meeting «f
the hoard yesterdnr. auno.meed that hi
would investigate the matter^ bimsetf. At
y e.tenhi.v • session several iH-opie whose
pi-i crt.ee had la-en ordered «smuectcl
» ith sewer* aske.1 for an exten-mn of
time The lymrd wltt cemridei --P
pb-.lmns nnd n.d.fv the owners of the.r
aeti .■
I'ntfed
1( J
WILL ROUT ODORS
ol a »tr.ui;
street lie.
the garbiijt.
■
'
PASSES NEWLAND AMENDMENT.
WASHlNfTTON July IS. Bvnnan.
' mm.svotc tl.e_ House tmlay pasje.l th« I
) V«land« amendment to ''w'k.'»U '
** ,8Vnrpd •* yesterdays A hit .
H«'<;e conference of trainmen and rail
rap.l offi.ial*. Thr m e..ur. »«,l t 0 fK (
^"1 n"' u * i , ,
«d nf the Avbrtr Hmi»« snd signe.l by
ITesi.Icnl WHsos before nightfall.
INTERMENT OK MRS .TR1GCS.
The funeral of Mr*. MnH.es F, Trigg».
'widow of professor Richard Trigg», who
«*1 "> WaihiURtoB. »as held Hu» »fter
After briet »ervire» inlernienl I
»H k made in Wilmington *nd Brandy
luine cemetery,
niltMANEI» CHILI» KNOWN HERE,
Tt)p Rpy ,- hBr | P1 , \ve K |ev Green, of
UPnnlll ,t„,vn. Pa., «ho««' daughter
i»as drowned on Sunday at Norris
town. Pa.. Is well known here. Mrs
Grcep was formerly Miss Saille S>e
phenson. bf Dover
They
The Want* nre time »«ver*,
point to the direct, quick action way
of doing many thing» - renting mom»,
getting employment, hiring, building,
telling, exchanging.
Adv.
TO I N BE RGB OPER ATION.
Wilkes Bowen, of No. 2113 Wash
ington street, employed hy the E. I. j
dnPont de Nemours Powder Company!
will undergo an operation at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital tomorrow.
CARD OE THANKS,
Mrs. I^-wIb A Bristow and family ]
1 wish lo thank the many friends for'
'their kind remembrances in Ihelr late
, bereavement.•
j the \\nnls accomplish many thing» j
i quickly, sin-li «» renting room», gel ■
[ling Hie right kind of worker» for nf
Hep, »hop, »tor* oi factor/, icstorlng lost
| articles, exchanging merchandise or
realty} Inlying, selling, providing in
vestment v-hanc** and score* of other
needed thing» of everyday business.
Adv.
DUTTON, PERHAPS.
BUT HE ESCAPES
^ *
»pecml iHl ini NÎNG .101 RNAL.
ÄRA FORD, Del., .fitly 15. PoMng hs
" P°* ,r Southern negro, who had rouu*'of
Mo Delaware m earn a living by pichln«
herrie^ and lahnrin« in flic har\c*t Helds,
' •* or 8* Ihitton, the much desired m-girv
«>*> G «anlr.l hj Sussex
roun, . v aiithontl** for the murder of At
nf,ld Teimett. at HiiUgoville. rev era 1
!«eeka »go, »«cured employment on the
form of H. < a,mon. of „sir IN., ter.,
«here he worked in the harvest Held for
u ..
;
^
A t>w minute nftcr Mr. tun non had*
*fttM with the m>grn, who «nva hi
name a?» Inlmaov, an nutoiuulrilr of
offlHala fainc t«» A union*» farm to «m
I t ho ncgiti, whom they Iind Icanwil wn
Dutton, hut lip hm| di.HiipppHtpd in Ihe
rwo«wt« and ha}* not been found.
.■„.„„„i x< . -.,„ h ,,,
. . , '. ' ' ' f
r, ?,hr "il rrjrï^m Ur
ss*.:«* r, r . "tï i
J' j da ;' ih*.
i'Cln J A^ulis.nUun ITrov« v!
. J
1 ' and ( 0n ,. hl8 rP ' ur, f '
M1 . , . rr l n " / hp of 1 ,P ho8Pd
1 ,,,anPl If '« p *P' rlPnPPd 88 '''
* p " p donthe boa.d for several years
p,pr,|n
CiTY ELECTRIC CO. TO
SUPPLY NEW CASTLE
The I^ovy Court at its meeting to
day granted permlas'on to the WU
mlnglon City Electric Company In
erect poles and string »1res between
Wilmington and New Castle. The
. . ' .
company «Mlm to furnlab
in Norn i-astlc. anrt tbr priutaimi
« ran tod today aTIl onahlo that to b^
done.
(OL. LLITCH TAKEN OATH.
'J .Ts -? . ?
Co u nrl1. He represented the Llghlh
'-* .
1
| M* north of Sixth street and West,
nf Market street F.mllTlrich Is the;
' b " H
1
Wilmington Is in exceptionally
good health lust now. This is shown
hy the fact that there Is now not an
I
CITY ENJOYS «7000 HEALTH.
I infectious disease in the ETiurlh dis
Members of the Board of Assess
mem Revision and Appeals will meet
tonight in the Connell chamber« lo
hear Mr. Sweolman of Philadelphia a
representative of the Somers system
of assessment of real estate.
I
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11IIUW 11 oUlliy
Stamps
SUre Open
Unlit 9 «'clock.
Cohen Ô Finkelstein
Economy /
Economy
Store
Wilmington's
Department
Day
Our ILighth
Economy
Economy
Economy
Day
Hay
Day
r
VVfcxtch for the Yellow
Pennants
Gre*t Bargain Pay Slash in Prices Are :
Tomorrow's
CHILDREN'S $1.50 7Q,»
SHOES FOR . I î/t
Made of patent leather and
gun metal. Come in button
and lace.
LADIES' 25r DRESS
ING SACQUES FOR
Exquisite assortment, nice
quality
15c
LADIES 12 I-2r KELTS r
DC
FOB
Nice assortment.
LADIES' 25c CORSET COV
ERS AND DRAWERS
FOR .
Come with embroidery and
lacc trimming._
15c
.'»9c EMBROIDERS 177»
PILLOW COVERS For lit
Nice quality. Just for this
LADIES' 11.50 OUTDOOR
DRESSES
$2.49
FOR
Come in plaid and striped
Bingham with embroidered col
lars. in blue, lavender and pink
sale.
LADIES 50c W AISTS
29c
37'/2c
MUSLIN
SHEETS FOR
Size 72x!>0. with 3-inch hem.
«5r
FOR
Made of a nice qualify per
cale, chamhrav and sateen.
25c QUALITY RIKBON
5c
Plentiful selection.
AT
:t9r MflHAwK" pïï :'
LOW CASES FOR
T7c
A YARD
A nice assortment for Wed
nesday only.
LADIES' $2.50
SHOES FOR
LADIES' K9e W AISTS »
:59c
FOR
A rare bargain.
Size SOx.Ati.
Nice quality. Some arc shop
soiled.
a\d
:i»c BOLSTER CASES |(j^.
Good size. Superior quality.
$2.00
LADIES' 15c GAUZE
VESTS FOR ....
9c
$1.45
$ 1.00
TOWELING
anY>
34 jc
7c
EACH
AT
OR 3 FOR 25c.
Come in V shape with lacc
front and back.
They come in vici kid, patent
leather and pun metal. Almost
all sizes.
A YARD
Three cases full for tomor
row's selling^
CHILDREN'S 12 l- 2 c Q„
STOCKINGS FOR .... OU
LADIES' 25c GAUZE
LISLE STOCKINGS
OR I FOR 25c.
Made with high spliced heel
and toe. Gome in black, tan
and white.
7 t*
MEN'S AND BOYS' :i9c
BATHING SUITS
19c
A PAIR
Just one table full that will
last a few hours.
FOR
Grey or black, with while
trimming_
MEN'S $1.50 PANTS
69 c
BABY 75e SHOES
39c
AT
FOR
LADIES' $1.50 WHITE nr
PIQUE SKIRTS FOB lot
Nice quality, mostly all sizes.
Made of a nice quality of
fancy tweed. All sizes.
Come in vici kid, button and
lacc. Almost all sizes.
228-230 Market St. CohCR & FmkdSleiD, 228-230 Market St.
Police Have Found Him at Last
AT—
903 SHIPLEY STREET
Keno Tailoring did run away but has been lound by his customers.
Here s hoping that many new
customers will iind him the same.
\
i
POOR CHILDREN
ON DAY'S OUTING
w v
~ |
Enftign Nrsii«» King* hurt CapUm j
VJiwboth Hanley and » nnmW of other '
the Salvation Army officer* were thl»
morning in charge ol a very large ttm ,
very happy crowd of several hundred «
mol here ami children. «ho, but for the!
kindness ol the army otlloera. «•mihi j
have little pleasure in their lives.
1 h, ' h "PP> o«»-"«" tbw »orning waa
1 V« V* 1 *. 'i ""«"Si" k/ " rk |
•T' 1 .,"" -T • TV ' .T*
T'"'> ■*» < .W.oeha-k on a WTIaon Line.
ä
.. «h. .,...1 th. ,t. v j„ j,,, ;
oiM (recdooi and contentment. A suh
»Gvntul lumdieon «a» provided for all,!
« ill. an ext ra treat of tee cream.
. ....
w| J, ' U.TiJrt "S mSSÏm
•'ïiïf" 'w
,hr ' honir , nf M,s " 8ara MPnd,nh * 1 '
s ..
^"" 8 Mend tnha tl
number of the ehlldren
dining the summer and the Aral of
those delightful Irlpa whlchir.ihe
,„ c JovfuJly anticipated by the ehtld
r " n bP ,8hPn on 8#turdBy -
SLEEPING IN TREES.
Philadelphian at At den Devises Escape
Frtm Hot Nights.
V i.ni.pie mamicr of obtaining « re- *
freshing niglit'* slumber during the hot 1
».immer has been devlord by 1-re.l \V. i
Whiteside, ol Phihuletphk, s member of
«he Arden Ningle Tax celonv.
(rigged up upartmeat on the branche*
*[ ,, "".' rpp '' " P8r "'v village green and
,hp f P "'•""hrr« neaeefnllv.
Alanv nf 11.» Arden .•.don ist* who have
,j vHlir in OW r Mon Hnrllingi* hn.
, |1lHt llllot i, ri tolv u , t hf4r ip
rvi^ipr* tli<* ni«ht dm*. Mr. M'hltcsidi**»
imioVfiUna will pfobtWY ba f• »P« r»«i by
other colonist*.
He !.«•
TREAT FOR CHILDREN.
will entertain a
each week,
MOONLIGHT III WII.HON LINE.
The Ladle»' Aid Society and the
Sunday school of the Lower Brandy
(.vvlne Preabytorlan Church w-HI go on
moonlight hy the Wilson Line to
Philadelphia and return Wednesday
si reel
'evening, leaving the E"ourlh
[wharf at S o'clock.
-o--—
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gllaln, of Rising I
Sun. entertained a number nf their i
rlendw on Sunday. The guests vrere |
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilson. Miss Mabel
Test. William McGowan, Curlla A.
liamond, Stidham Work. Rosa Seho
■nhuar and John Hickey, nf Philadel
phia. J .
v,.™™
|8-P. M. WHsob Lin« l.oai to I'hllarlei
phi. on Friday evening. July 18 th. All
friend* "f the Annot-tallon hh wHl nr
mem hrrn are Invited. Ticket» wht< fc
arr> -* ,r C8n b* wenped from th*
j^mnilHee or from Gokiey College ol
GOMirT com.kgf
Th „ , h .
(Central rhrlgtTan Endeavor rntot
L t , bfl|n( , ,, e]d for , ht mnn tha of .lui»
8nd Oh Wednesday evenings
Tho subject for Wednesday cvenlnr
w „, „ p .. F:lvor „ p V er»e* In thf
1 *.... .Ill h.v. rh..,.
« HRISTIAN KNBKAVOR SFRVIfJt
Do you make it a hiisinr- to rend
the Want Ad* every day? - Adv.
It's Better to
Be vSafe Than to
Be Sorry!
Lack of preparation causes
embarrassment, retards advance
ment and contributes to failure.
A practical businers educa
tion stimulates self-reliance,
insures promotion and makes
for success.
Goldey courses in commer
cial training are safe step
ping-stones to successful ca
reers.
The instruction is individual,
the rates are reasonable and
both day and evening sessions
are held
Our catalog tells
mote. May we send it ?
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