The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 5

TOE EVENING JOURNAL, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1928 FIVE i 4 Mr Clllllll. HIGH BOY, 16, DIES The Spring Furniture Exposition and Merchandising Classic! Austin Boggs, of Near Dover, Succumbs in Maryland Sanitarium TOMORROW NIGHT ONLY! 7 TO 9 P. M. STUNNING NEW METAL FERNERIES PI FUPILS PRESENT A SPECIAL OFFERING OF NEW REGULAR $10 JUNIOR FLOOR LAMPS TREES TO SCHOOL i iiiwii h.iiiim uimwi.

iuimuhhiimh 11 yi IX Here is a special offering that is too good to miss. Attractively styled; strongly constructed; commodious in size. At this amazing price tomorrow night only. yi 4, 3 p. nut Gorgeous new metal stand, brass finished junior floor lamps complete with silk, shades, in a wide selection of styles and colors from which to choose.

IMPORTED NEEDLEPOINT COVERED FOOTSTOOLS A Special Sale Of Gorgeous Chinese Throw Rugs Social to The Evening Journal. DOVER, April 25. Austin Boggs, aged 18 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Bog'gs, game Warden, of Kent county, of near Cheswold, died yesterday imoroing at the Laurel, Md Sanitarium, after several weeks Illness. Young Boggs who was a sophomore at Dover High School was operated on shortly after Christmas, and had not been in good health since that time. Funeral services will be held from the home of his parents Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with interment at Lakeside cemetery, Dover, Several classes of Dover High School have presented trees to the school wrhich have been planted on the campus. The senior class gave a Norway maple, presented by Dorothy Mercer.

The junior class gave a Norway maple presented by Phillip Roeder. The freshman class, section 1, gave an arbor vitae, presented by-Pat Dyer and freshman No. 2, gave an arbor vitae, presented by Ruth Massey. The sophomore class gave Norway spruce, presented by Graham Dill and sophomore class No. 2, gave a Norway spruce presented by Iris Wilson.

Both eighth gTade classes presented the school with arbor vitae. Last evening was "Ladles' Night" with Union Lodge, A. F. and A. and the affair was held at Sesqul Inn, north of Dover.

An Interesting program was given. Harry C. Mc-Sherry, worshipful master of Union Lodge waa toastmaster. Musical selections were given by Mrs. W.

D. Burton and Joseph Hos-kins, with Mrs. J. Henry Hazel, as accompanist. Instrumental music was furnished by I.

T. Merrill and James Merrill. Dr. Edgar Fahs Smith who was to speak was unable to attend because of Illness. Professor Arthur W.

Holmes, of the University of Pennsylvania, made an address. Singing for the evening was led by Russell Wilson. Keith's Imperial ensemble PIER CABINETS WITH MAGAZINE CARRIERS (v I $50 Store Open Every Evening Red Arrow Money Given A beautiful and useful living room piece. Attractively finished and decorated. Finest construction.

At this low price A GROUP OF $63 TO $69 COXWELL CHAIRS $419 Luxurious chairs, reflecting the last ward In beauty and comfort. Fine tapestry and velour up-hosterings. See them tomorrow EASY TERMS! Living Room Suites for Every Purse Purpose! anions 'Hidden Qualities of Krochlcr Furniture SEAT SPRINGS Seat-supporting springs are large wide coils of Premier quality, high tempered steel. They will not buckle nor lose their resiliency. They rest upon and are interlocked with a strong.

nr -CU-jV" Vrv," -TL 211 XC- i rrCCrt--i'')) JL mabp- k. jr 1tVV. 2i flli vmmmmmmr FRAMES All hardwood frames thoroughly seasoned, kiln-dried, strongly braced, glued, doweled and corner blocked. SPRING EDGES Double-stuffed and closely stitched. Heavy sheeting over springs.

CUSHIONS Luxuriously comfortable, spring-filled loose cushions, padded with clean white felted cotton. Closely assembled, interlocking spring construction. Retains its shape and never becomes unsightly. COVERINGS In Kroehler-made upholstered furniture coverings are fine quality. No low-grade mohairs, velours, damasks or tapestries are used.

All mohair and wool fabrics are given a special moth-proofing treatment. FILLING Germ-cured vegetable fibre filling (moss, flax and cotton), clean and sanitary. No excelsior, cheap hair, shoddy or second-hand materials are used. yet flexible, spring steel understructure. PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION This is a sturdy quality construction vastly superior to ordinary web construction because it is positively permanent and will not sag or tear loose from the frame.

Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. MANY SPRINGS Forty springs are used in the Beat construction forty-eight springs in the seat of davenport beds twenty-seven in the back. This is a much larger number of springs than is ordinarily used, DAVENPORT BEDS In Kroehler Davenport Beds the beds are not makeshifts but full width and wonderfully comfortable. Thick, soft removable mattress may be used. The beds are fitted with sag-less cable fabric supported by helical springs.

BEAUTIFUL 3-PIECE KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITE IN JACQUARD furnished orchestra music during for evening. The State Secretary's Association of Delaware, Jr. O. U. A.

M. held its annual meeting last evening. There were many visitors and a banquet was served. The following officers were elected: President, Arthur B. Hope; vice-president, Harry Smith; recording secreary, Edward Harriett, treasurer, George W.

Swain; warden, Harry C. Taylor; conductor, C. M. Muller; chaplain, A. Rodgers; outside sentinel, J.

S. Deshortg; inside sentinel, W. H. Conard. Governor Robinson has been requested to make announcement of the observance of National Music Week from May 6 to 12.

The Governor through the press of the State desires that all schools properly observe the week'and that parents visit the schools to hear music lessons or special musical programs. He asks churches to feature the week by special music and requests that wherever practicable union services with especial attention to developing congregational singing be urged. Social clubs are asked to arrange special prcgrams of American music and the singing of America's traditional songs. Dr. Frederick Libby, executive secretary of the National Council for Prevention of War, of Washington, D.

will be the speaker at People's Christian Church, Sunday evening. Ira Bowens, colored, charged with threats against Alden Wilson, was held in $300 bail for Superior Court by Magistrate E. F. Wood yesterday. He was also given 20 days in Kent county jail in default of fine and costs for disorderly conduct.

The Ministerial Convention of Maryland, Delaware and Virginia, will convene in the Pilgrim Holiness Church, Dover, May 1, 2 and 3, There will be an evangelistic service held during the meetings. The Rev. E. R. Clough is pastor in charge of the Dover Church where the convention will hi held.

This is but one of the marvelous saving offerings that we are making and and nn all Kroehler Suites tomorrow. I his suite includes three pieces is up holstered in Jacquard; removable and reversible spring cushions, deep spring seats and backs. To-morrow very special at CRUMB OMELET Broad crumb omelet is delicious. Soak a half cup crumbs in equal amount of milk. Add four well-beaten eggs, season, and bake in buttered dish.

GORGEOUS THREE-PIECE KROEHLER TRIPLE SWELLED LIVING ROOM SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN JACQUARD STUNNING KROEHLER FRAMED LIVING ROOM SUITE OF THREE PIECES, UPHOLSTERED IN JACQUARD, EXACTLY AS SHOWN TOMORROW General Booth 111 Balance Easy Terms! TOMORROW LEGION FROLIC OF 1928 APRIL 26, 27, 28 amKnriirnii A i ffi Your lffl 1 Credit LUXURIOUS KROEHLER THREE-PIECE FRAMED SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN FINE MOHAIR EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED, TOMORROW RICH THREE-PIECE KROEHLER MOHAIR LIVING: ROOM, AS ILLUSTRATED, SUPERBLY MADE UPHOLSTERED, TOMORROW Mmrs. i 5). 50 Store Open Every Evening This Week MAGNIFICENT THREE-PIECE KROEHLER DAVENPORT BED SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN JACQUARD OFFERED a TOMORROW AS SHOWN AT ONLY Bramwell Booth, General of the Salvation Army throughout the world since 1912, is reported seriously ill in London. He is a son of the founder of the organization and a brother of Evangeline Cory Booth. American commander.

General Booth is 72 years old. "28 Years of Satisfactory Service" WILMINGTON, DEL. 1 NINTH KING STS..