Evening journal. [volume], October 05, 1917, Page 19, Image 19

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Good fellowship with plenty of the
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Fourteenth street, last night, when
they entertained for the first tlma In
their history the Mayor *id members
of City Council. Th* city officials
were taken by surprise, and when
Mayor Lawson, the city Councllmen
and a few invited guests entered the
bandsom« hall with Andrew J. Cross
repres«|ntaUve of th* Second district
and treasurer of the association, au
• orchestra welcomedJhem wun an bp
proprlate selection. TTils was 101
Towed by "The Star Bpangled Ban
neiV and from then until an < arly
hour this morning the firemen acted
hosts for tneir guests.
Following an Inspection of th« 1.
;he firemen and city official, ta
n the largo meeting room > t
third floor, where J '
who has been preslden of 1 o *
r.oclation sV'ce Us Incep*
corned the guests. Ho 1 id
growth of the association, to 600 > mem
hers, and of having provld d nu
for a number of men. |
Tn addition to the death non
tho Ladles' Auxiliary Of the aasocia
tlon during the flret year of Its ,
turned Into tho treasury
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Relief Association Provides
Happy Social Hour
For Officials
ORGANIZATION
SHOWS PROGRESS
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latence _ . .__
S 3 109 - Mr. Lutz »aid tho hnndsom^
home of tho association is due en
tirely to their effort*.
In conclusion President Lutz stated
that the organization had members
scattered over the country and even
had some members with tho Sammies
Francs. This statement was
greeted with cheers
Mayor Lawnon responded to the
welcome, saying that Wilmington
owed the firemen a debt of gratitude
for sacrificing their lives and health
In all kinds of weather. Mayor U IW_
son said he hoped the assoclafton
would grow and flourish.
President of Council Lyon excused
himself from speaking, saying that
he had seen a menu card and was
more interacted In "eats."
President Lyon then asked Colonel
Weller E. Stover to make an addreras
and he rra ponded, eaylng that dhe
Relief Association was a credit and a
power In this city.
Howard Ward, Councilman of the
Eighth ward, was then called on by
President Ly<kn. and Introduced as
the "William J, Bryan of City Coun
cil." Mr Ward sprung a surprise
on his colleagues, when, after elat
ing that h» enjoyed being with the
firemen, recited the following:
I am The Flremain.
I am not lifeless and grillions
idolize my existence.
I am unfearing: my hands are
all powerful: 1 stand for what la
right, honest and pure.
I am the prtdo of a mighty na
n
tlcfn.
T am a Standard! Bndlwta
Says Her Appearance
Proves Her Statement
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•Avalking uputtira completely tired
oui bectttie 1 didn't hove on ounce of ambi
tion or energy a» o reeuit of otoraoch trou*
Me.' sold Mtie Flliobeth Romalto. 2B0V N.
Brood 8t.. Philadelphie. •
"Before I took Tonloo every monel I ote
oeemed to turn to g*« ceuMng me to belch
lor hours and feel blonted ond distressed,
couldn't sleep et night. My ayes wero ol*
way* «wollen too.
"Since I tcok Tonleo l hevo on enonnouo
appetite; my food digests snd I slesp great.
1 never feel dragged out snd llrsd »• before.
One look at me now shows bow I improved In
lieslth. **
Tsnlac Is now being irpeclally Introduced
and explained In Wilmington at Smith and
BlPtvig s Drug Store.
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We have a limited stock
of the Ionic Howard, and
you should act quickly if you
would purchase this distin
pjished Howard model at
its remarkably low price.
12-aize Extia-tkin, Open Face,
Plain Polished— 17 jewels only, cased
in gold filled— $40.
LEBET, INC
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S E. Cor. Oth b Shipley Stv.
Second Floor
WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELS Y
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thousands, rich aud poor, black,
and white, speaking a hundred
tongues. dally become more
proud of my glory, more solicit
or my honor and more
courageous lu my work.
I hav R led Friendship, Hell
ance. Delaware. Phoenix. Water
Witch. Fame, Washington, Wee
cacoe, Liberty, Brandywine. Union
and Independence ou to victory.
and I am always prepared to do
it for Wilmington.
1 am humanity's hope and
tyranny's fate.
I am The "Fireman."
Addresses were a'so made by Coun- |
cllmem Cathcart, Abbcrger, Johnson
and other. Following th* address»« j
President Lutz Invited the Council-,
men to the banquet hall where the i
committee of the woman's organlza
tlon, consisting of Mrs. W. J, Lutz,
Mr „ A j Cross cfjg others, bad
WRIGRI. INC. REORGANIZED
KIPU/ RIICINPCC Dili IP Y
Rt W DUjIll ÜJJ lULIlI
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A reorganization has taken place In
the clothing business at No. M8 Market
9 i re „t. formerly known os James II.
^< r |ght, Inc.
>1^* stockholders of the old eompanv
have disposed of their holding to other
, nterMtg but the 8toro stm r „ mnln9
undfir y,, d|rcct managment of Mr.
w , ht nd w) „ be conducted under
th# * amo ,. Wr ighl'g."
This reorgimlzation and the increased
,. a p(t a nzatlon makes it possible for the
n «w enterprise to curry a larger and
,,| 0rB eomprehonsive stock than was
possible in the past in inerfls and young
tn ,, nf) clothing, furnishings and hat«—a
stock which Is wide and diversified
enough to cover the wsnts of Us many
o|d and new patrons .
chief amoong the new policies of the
store will be tho featuring of Klrsoh
bnura clothes, made by A. B. Klrsehbaum
c om p Rn y 0 f Philadelphia and New
York,
out*
WALK ERECT
AT EIGHTY
Bectui» s man or tonn U old do*» sot
metn that they muet walk along bent over
and supported with a cane. A man can ba
as vlcoroua and , hoolthy at elxhty as at
twenty U he aids the organs of the body
performing their functions.
All diseases, whether of a malignant or
weak character, tend to tear away onr vi
tality. You mutt counteract disease in its
incipient stage if you would live a happy and
useful long life.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsulee, a
Con.year-old prsparalion^^^H^^IH^Bffill
over the world, contains soothing oils com
bined with strength-giving and ayatem clean
ing herbs. Three capsule« ar* a proscrlp
lion end have bean and are still being ns«d
by physiciens in dally practice. They have
E coven their merit in relieving backache,
Idney and bladder complainte and ail ali
ment« arising from an excess of uric acid lit
th* system._
GOLD
sold at all relish)« drnggiata.
guaranteed to du everything as claimed or
money refunded. Don't ha misled by false
Imitations. Look for GtyLD MEDAL oa
every bo*.*
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that i» u*ed all
MEDAL Httrlem O'il Capitule« ara
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T omorro w is the Day
to get that Piano you've been thinking of.
Don't put it off another minute—Pianos and
Players are going fast in Alford's Great Remov
al Sale. When these are gone you may never
have another opportunity to buy such High
Grade instruments for so little money. Free
tuning and free storage till Christmas if you
wish it. Many high-grade makes to choose
from, including Kimball & Weaver. Easy
terms arranged.
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Scarf-Bench or
Stool and 15 New
Music Rolls, One
Year's Tuning
and Delivery
with a modern,
up=to=date PIay=
er Piano, worth
$450. In this
Sale at
ON
This
This
$600.00
'Livingston'
Upright
Piano
'Livingston'
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Player
Piano
$475
$235
$265
J. S. Alford Piano Co.
812 King Street.
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HASONIC GRAND LODGE
DOES 111" IN WAR WORK
The Grand Lodge of Delaware. Ancient (
Free and Accepted Masons, before ad-i
Journing yesterday afternoon, decided I
to contribute 1000 to the Red Cross I
and To subscribe to 82000 of Liberty
bonds. The various lodges of the I
Jurisdiction w ate Instructed to appoint
committees to look after the families or |
dependents of Masons who enter the
army or navy service.
George B. Ilynson. the newly elected
grand master, announced the following
appointments : Grand chaplain, Henry L.
Hunsteln. Milford ; senior grand deacon,
Charles . 1 . Holzmullcr, Milford; junior
trend deacon, James T. Cliandler, WTI
mlngton: grand marshal. Harry Mayer,
Dover; grand sword bearer, Ralph
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rilILI> LOSS* MOOT.
Bpertal to THF EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del.. Oct B.—
3,^^ bv illne«, Daniel. small son
of Mr. and Mi- Minos O. Short- upon
being taken to a physician, was
found to have lost the sight of one
eyo and was nearly blind In the
other- Ho Is in a Philadelphia has
plla i for traatmeat.
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A Final Special For High
Shoe Week at Forster's
Women's Black Kid and Combination Boots. Two Tone.
$6.00 and $7.00 values,
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, w u«»um will .ea»W.ly di».iv. or
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You cgn gel n, nld , r „ n „ My dm» «tore,
j, (g inexpensive «nd four oaneee I» *11 t««
»111 need. no m»tur ho* muoh dsndmif r®u
hsro. Tbi. simple remedy never foil*.
Luscious Cherries In a liquid cream,
coated with thick chocolate. Special
89 o the pound box.
Fenway Purple Package 5 e the pound
box.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs,
Market and Second Sts.—Adv.
Become Hairless
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Tuck's
Special
$5
Shoes
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Worth $7
Having placed enormous orders
months ago at price* much less than today's
and at the same time crowding all the value
into these shoes possible.
many
Black , Tan and Cocoa Brown
Leather and Neolin Soles
Several Shapes.
All Sixes.
These are Wonderful Values
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Buying by intelligence and efficiency you com
bine these two important qualities by making it
your business to know and appreciate the good
things in store for the whole family at our
New Union Credit Store
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where your account is good by paying
$1.00
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Men's &Boys'
New Suits
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For Fall and Winter , in
fabrics of some originality
in both design and color .
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$15 to $30
An Assortment of
Ladies' Suits
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in either single or double
breasted; fabrics in chev
iots, worsteds , flannels
and tweeds in browns t
greens and grays . Prices
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$15 to $35
Our Fashionable All Black Millinery
includes a collection of moderate and higher
priced hats for the well dressed woman.
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Men's Hats
Large Assortment
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Union Clothing Co„
810 Market Street
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