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By Dorothy Dale.

die Of the front on which as an en-
broidered emblem. thers being piaits on
which nat buttons were placed on each
side OF this center one
When the Russian-suit age Is past the
sailor suit is the accepted thing, the At
ted knickerbockers being worn with a
sailor blouse having a wide collar and en-
hroidered shield. The Norfolk suits are
also very good style and a very becoming
garment TO the average boy.
For little girls the guimpe-styie dress
seems 20 be the favonte at present, one
very good model Of this sort being illus
tratsd. These little frocks are worn with
a detachable guimpe OF wash blouse. and
come IN serges. slsth and sSrch materials.
as well a. 10 the washable sturts.
For school wear for the late Winnar sea
son the lightweight serges. either In pinin
coior or IN the small checks or plaids,
~ Vsry satisfactory, the trimming uuu-
ally consisting Of pOWs Of Sortache braid
OF pipings in contrasting color. Hand-
embroidered scailops also make a very
pretty finish, and aome Of the models hav-
ing a sailor collar and shield have the
collar edge finished b. these butrouholed
scailops.
In the design illustrated the frock used
as model was Of dAfk-red serge. the
open cap sleeves being cut in ons with
the dress. The front Of the bodice was
jolned to the back at the shoulder by
three straps Of the cloth piped with red
silk, the under blouse OF thin white ma
terial showing between these straps. But
tons Of the red silk embroidered with q
spider-web stitch were placed at the end
Of each of these straps. N front the
waist was cut out to show the guimpa.
but IN the hack It was only sllghtly
rounded below the collar. The skirt was
boHpleated on each side OF the front and
was attached to the waist BY a belt OF
the cloth piped on each side with silk.
The Peter Thompoou" Eufts m saIior
style are very smart for little girls, and
are especially nttaotive IN the wash ma
teriais, especially IN tns white linens. with
collars Of red o. blue. an embroddared
emblem on the LEFT sleeve and on the
shield front and a silk tn OF the same
color. For spring wear the Peter rhomp-
son" coats are also excellent style and
look very wen worn over wash dresses.
az weIl az with a skirt to match. very
dark blue with an emblem embroidered
on the left sleeve IN gold thread or col
for the later season, when the warm
weather comes. these coats will be worn
in white and colored linens and M white
serge.
As to the dFessy frock for the nttls
girl the subject is a much broader one
as a great many materials are used and
the styles are equally varied. The fine
lingerie frock. which is trimmed with
lace insertions and embrolderies or dec
GRATED with handwork, 10 favorite
model. and thin China and India silks are
also used.
SILK and soft satin ribbons are a feature
OF these frocks. being used ns sash or
for shoulder knots and hair ribbons. the
plain surface ones 10 white or Light blue
or pink being rather more modlsh than
DOROTHY DALE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-26
Lemon Sherbet.

Here Is, very nice frozen dessert,
which is also delicious served for after
noon parties with cake. ne recipe Il
rather an unusual one. but very simple 10
make. In the season where very little
fresh fruit IA to be had, these lemon aud
orange desserts are excellent to vary the
monotony OF the usual puddings. pies.
custards, et cetera. served 80 often By
the average househeeper.
To the juice OF ave lemons and the
grated peel OF one. add heapIng pint
OF granulabed sugar. Let this srand 80
that the sugar win dissolve while prepar-
ing the other Ingredients. Slightly sweeten
three pints Of milk and one pint OF
cream. turn into a freezer packed half
full Of ice ana salt aud freeze 10 a soft
mush. Then add the lelnon juice and
Sugar. and freeze thoroughly. II very
light sherbst Is desired. the white OF an
egg may be added Just after the lemon
syrup l. stirred H.
Serve IN sherhet glasses.
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Hithough ths utysoa m rhoes and hoKsry
DO not WY a. much as tho fashions IN
gowns aud hnia et cetera. utii1 every sea
son there are novelties brought forward,
and the cut ana Etyie u apt 20 change
most noticoably from season TO season.
For instance. m hociery. year or 20
neo the openwo1k, drop stitch and lace
slfecus were much favored. while now the
pest fashion IL % choose the thin piain
Rnure OF embrolueredi styles. while In
choodng boOta or shoes, the dun finished
or rather the calf skin or Russian heather
aasoes ars much more worn than formerly
and patent leather, although ufin very
auod styia. - not - much m evidence. e.
pacaa1iy fox street wear.
EOr tns owning spring and Hurnrner the
vary NV cut oxford or the pump STYLE n
q b ebs mode. tho illustrations showing
saeurua shsones Of the new models OF
me sort Tiruro two shows ths most
poVuaur model for the low cut street
lpump. which has a welt sole and a Cuban
heel and NAY b. had In black o. tan Rus
naan leather. in patent leather or IN white
elnvaa. Speaking OF white shoes they
,prOuatse 70 be na much the fashion this
uumrnor a. formerly, and as excellent
alsaning mixtures can be bought 20 keep
Iahem M condition. they are very salts
fnctoEy indeed, and very attractive with
,wl1ioe or light colored summer gowns.
) In TIE skstCh the pump With the sailor
~ 4 shown, thu ribbon used for the bow
a. front being OF rather wide groa gruin,
xied With a draped knot IN the ccneor. A
wrank many OF the fashionahle pumps
shown. however, have the perfectly fat
bow. With a plain stirsned center strap,
ne ribbon m this cHso being about an inch
and a haH IN width.
For At home or Tor evening wear theso
also CONS 10 various light colors In hid.
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HOusehold Suggestion.

Many a room is completely spoiled IN
eject By ugly woodwork, but most house
keepers on moving Into house where ser
erai Of the rooms have woodwork Of a color
which iarS with every other furnishing
resign themselves 70 the seemingly insvL
table, thinking that 20 have the wood
done over would be a great deal Of ex-
pense.
This 10 not necessarily the case. n one
ls Industrious and willing 30 DO the work
ones self.
For Instance, several years ago we moved
Into a house IN which most Of the bed
rooms we're done In pine stained q light
oak color Of bright yeiiowish tone. Ny
furniture consisted OF brass bedstead
and q white dressing table, bookcase, desk
ana chairs. my curtain hanginsu, chair
coyers ct cetera being In Hight blue. OF
course. the eject Of all this delicAts bius
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FRIENDSHIP FIRE HOUSE.
Bids for the New building Opened on
Saturday AfternocAi.

Bids for the New building Opened on
Saturday AfternocAi.
At the Office Of Architect f. l.. Rice,
on Saturday afternoon, tids we're
opened for building the new house
for the Friendship Fire Company.
They will be referred to the building
committee Of the company. The bids
we're as follows: N. Smith BaTkley,
s2j. .5}7; Marion N. Wood, SB, COO; A.
5. Reed & Brother Company, S27, 600;
Johu b. johnson, s27, ,25; A. E. Eok-
man, s27. .S9l; Jo ohm +. healey, s27, 2l7 ;
S. l.. Newman, SGT, Ut, and b. +.
Downward, S2s, GOO.
The bids for heating we're as follows:
Robert Hutton, hot water, $1,000;
steam, 81, 500; j. jenkins, hot water,
50, ,445 steam 81, 956; George B. Ward,
not water, 81, 800 steam, 81, 575; Harry
A. Miller, hot water, l,795; eteam,
81, 4O3; GawthTop Brothers Company,
hot water, 81, 007 steam. sl,563. Ihe
building is to be erected on Tatnall
street above Delaware avenue.
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Dangers ofn ooid and How to Avoid Them.
More fatalities have their origin In or
result from "a cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make people
more CAREFUL ,aH there Is little II any danger
from a cold when Il is properly treated in
tho beginning. For many years Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has bean recognized
as the most prompt and eiiectual medicine
In use for this disease. II acts on natures
plan, looHena the cough, relieves the lungs,
opens the secretiona and aids nature In
restoring the system to healthy condition.
sold by n. b. Daniorth, Druggist, Second
and Market streets.t
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Home Dressmaking and the Juvenile.

The making Of chiidreu's clothes ia one
Of the simplest branches Of dressmaking,
and. even II one Is very inexperienced In
tho art Of sewing. the styles In vogue for
the younger children are so unpretentious
mat, with very little practice, well-maje
frocks for the small girl or boy should
not be dif1eult Of achievement.
Neatness Of workmanship is one OF the
first essentials. but with a good pattern
70 begin with there are few difficulties,
az tho ntting Is OF the simplest kind
For very little girls and boys the long
waisted effect. the belt Of the garment
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COLLEGE SPORTS.

Delaware College has prospects
for fast baseball team this season.
twenty five candidates reported on
Friday to call from Coach Lea Willis.
George Lovett has arranged good
schedule including a snuthern trip
during Easter week. Stewart, Taylor,
Murray. jackson, Collins and HaubeT
of last years team are all back.
Both Del Willis and bis brother Vic,
the Pittsburg pitcher, are giving the
boys points in batting.
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BASEBALL.

BASEBALL clubs for the coming season
ere already being organized. The
American Athletic Clubs team will
be made up Of the following players
Taggnrt, Hickman, Toppin, Elliott,
Haydn, Mahoney, Hlaokmann, Null
hearn, Gregg. CAulk. captain, and
Mustard, mascot. This team has lost
but five games in the past two years
and 10 ready to play any team OF 49,
yeaTs-old players in the CITY who are
amateurs and uniformed. Address ohal-
lsnges to Manager Seminar, s26 West
Fourth street.
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Talk.

can also Be gained by using small Dres-
den nower patterns, which are embrold-
ered In several coioru, such as pink and
green, pale blue and green or lavender
and green. On brown stockings, 10 be
worn with shoes Of tan Russian leather.
little embroidered designs done In green.
red. white, pale blue or brown sinks are
very effective.
Tue nfst drawing shows a pair cf dano-
ing sippen This styie may be had IN
natn IN almost any color. the bows being
Of ribbon. shlrred chiffon. or gold or all
yer ganse
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ana whtte IN > rosm win yellow wood.
work was not especially ertistia. 80 cast
about to see what csaid b. done upon IN
curry 7 found that n would be a very
simple matter % rspnint the woodwork
myself, 30 purchased couple OF quarts
OF ordinary whfts ''ineide'' paint and
can OF two Of wh8te enamel ! gave the
entire woodwork two coats OF tho paint.
allowing each coat 10 dry thoroughly be-
fore putting on the next one. In some
places on the doorwaYs, for Instance. a 4
window silis | nsed three coats 70 give a
better nnish. Then coat OF the enamel,
which came ready mixed with varnlsh.
was applied. aud my room. when lnishsd,
WIS really charming.
also once repalntsd the woodwork OF
one Of the Downstairs rooms 10 the same
way. using mahogsny-hnish stain over the
original yeilow-atalned oak wood.
BEATRICE CAREY.
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MARKSMANSHlP.

The third OF the Tri-State shooting
tournaments will be held today at the
grounds of the Baltimore shooting
olup. Pennsylvania, Delaware aud
Maryland will he represented. Della
ware and Pennsylvania have each won
contest. Those who will shoot from
this State will be-; Edward Melchoir,
Jr., l.. j. Squire, William M. Foord,
j. n. Skelly, j. B. McHugh, James
MoKelvey, George Burris, Il. Miller,
A. B. Richardson, q. A. Terry. q.
Springer, j. Huber, W. j. Armstrong,
W. Armstrong and w. Edmundson.
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BOXING

The wind-up at the National Sport.
ing Club Arena, on Wednesday night,
will be between Eddie Larsin and
Billy" Edwards, both OF Philadel-
phia. Edwards fought "Billy" Kolb
here several weeks ago and made a
good impression with the sports.
The semi wind-up will be between
Eddie Wallace and kid" Peerless.
These boys are both fast and clever.
There will be three preliminaries as
follows: Young Wills vs.. Young French ;
Ace Of Spades vs.. Dr. Theel's Pippin,
and Young Britt of this city W. Young
Theel Of Philadelphia.
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DOlienns and voile over silk, aithourh
II Is not especially new, promises b s.
worn By a great many nouceably woai-
gowned women, many OF these suits and
fr0cks having a silk lining OF check o.
plaid, the pattern or which shows indis-
tinctly through the semi-transparent ma
teriai
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For The TRACK.

The stable Of Herman Tyson of
Newark will be sent TO Philadelphia
the first Of April. The horses are as
follows: The PAGER, Caffeine, 2.O912,
by Colonel Kaser Poncella, &. m, by
Ponce de Leon Emily s., by King
Albert Walter E., b. g., by Stranger,
and Miss Channer, green, by Passenger,
son Of Red Wilkes.
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81. Ann'sDrnmatIoC CIub

st. AIMS Dramatic Club has elected
the follwinR officers for this year
President. John f. McElwee; vice
president, james Fanner; secretary,
X. j. Guy; treasurer, William +.
Feeney. The club is preparing to give
a concert shortly after Easter.
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New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry e.
Steamer Ulrica.

Change oi ume in effect October ID, 1900.
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays 500 a m and
AGO j, m.
Leaves lenns Grove. weekdays 10 a n. ana
300 p m
Leaves Wilmington. Saturday, 500 a m, soa
600 and 1880 p m
Leaves Penns Grove. Saturdays, 10 q n, 6es
and 200 p IN
Leaves Wilmington. sundayA aSO m and
l.S0 p. m
Leaves Penns Grove, Sundays, las0 q n,
and 800 D. m
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Fancy hair combs sre stu much IN
vogue and are seen 10 glitteriug rhine
stones and colored mock ,ems, as well as
IN gold and arf enamel m0untinga
Old fashioned sets. consisting OF a
brooch aud earrinEs. are being reset 'luto
necklaces. the brooch being used as a cen
Ger ornament with the earrings mounted
one % either side Those haVing droo
pendant orrsmsnta ars especialiy attract.
I've SD N thia va.
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South side improvements.

1t is likely that banquet will shortly
be held IN the hall Of the Liberty Fire
Co. ty the South Side Improvement
Society. The Society was recently
formed by women With the object of
raising funds to assist in improving
streets in that section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-26
sHuFFLEBOARD.

Interest is Increasing In the shuttle
board tournament being conducted At
the Fraternal Eagles Hall. Merchant
is in the lead, with Mcclure second
but the former has played two more
games than the latter. The scores 10
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For the Home Needle
Worker.

Ia the third plate, among the drawings
shown on this page. Is a sketch OF a very
useful little pin cnfe which Is easy TO
make and very inexpensive as TO the ma.
tcrinls required
Al little bridge party rsOaatlg uhass
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West End.
win KIN unmuxzled Dogs.

Because Of the mad dog excitement
Mayor Torton of Penn's Grove, N. j.,
has issued a proclamation that all dogs
running at large without a muzzle
shall be shot,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-26

a PICKED team on Saturday won two
out Of three games from the team that
is to represent Wilmington in the
national bowling tournament at Louis
vile next month. The scores follow
Louisville team. .836 900 935-26sO
Picked team. ......SS7 800 962-274S
A two-man tournament will begin
on one Of the local alleys this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-26

Have you ever used Silver Suds for
cleaning silver Sold by druggists
grocers and merchants generally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-26
BASKETBALL

Two basketball games we're play ed
at the West End Reading Room last
Saturday night. between the Phoenix
and West End first aud second teams.
The score was West End First, II;
Phoenix, 10. The second, Phoenix de-
ieated West End Second by 13 to Z.
The line-up.
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which ls washable is to have one of white
or cOlored satcen TO which a lcinch s1l
uouuce can be huttoued on. 90 give the
correct nars 10 the bottom Of ones wslk.
lng AkirL
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See "A Regular Flirt, p Century Club,
Tuesday evening, February 9th. Tickets,
25c.F
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pENNSYLYANIA
A RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule IN effect January lst 1905
Trains leave yVlfrntnrfo, q. eo,t.--


Trains leave Wilmington as fonov.
For Chester and Philadelphia, /. .4S, AIS. "A IA
$50 f7.l0, 40, 742, $50 1907, s5O 0O So iooo
iln59, Ills, tll.S2, 1L45 a. m, fi240 lsO, f2SS
2b8, 1850, lS5. sos, 1880, 697 IS IS, 657. qiS
1000 and fll.0 D. m. weekdays i4s, ala n 10
Is a. f90O s.55, ll4f =. m, tl2l6 187, 200, 2s
ts.6O' to6 f5so 60. t7.2s' S.is, 1000 and iiiS3
For Philadelphia only. ase, s.sbA m. ~
800, 622, els, III and 500 p m. week-days q 20
b.22a. m, 6lS III and SEQ p m sundays
For New York Through express). la ssa
e.sb ll.4s a. m, 'l22 q. *I.s7, s.io h3 6o7 ssSS
=, II. 923 p. m. weekdays. 1.48. 8s9 l45a M
tl.s7, 26s, az, 6.oI 't.2S I'll and e.2s p m
For boston without change, lo.ooA m. and N
?. m. week-daya 500 p N Sundays
Baltimore and Washington. los, 42Q 7.i5 aOl
e.l0. tlOl4. n.O7. s114s a NJ, '12S6 si.iI sl'oS
85y, D. s. 6.O8 70 20 40. N781, S,l5, fq.O0 n
m, and 12.ls night week-dayA 1.oa 40, 7.iS
sos '625, '7si, sis, ie.oop M and ii2Is nishs
Sundays
ta.48, b.bs p. m weekdays and i6bs .. m sun.
days.
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line-Express. Los a. m. ana
12.So p ~. daily. Limited. D. 10 P n. wCek-dAyA
Southern Railway-Express, 602 a m asa
90 and 7.S1 p m. daily. Limited, 4o4 p M
seaboard Air Line Railway-ExpresssO2 a m.
and s.S2 p. m. daily Limited, $50 ?. m. daily
Chesapeake q Ohio Rail way-Kxpreas, lL07 q
m. weekdays, S.l6 p. m daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New Castle, 6.55 SIS a m sos. s.44 and
6b2 p. m weekdays
For Lewes. SIS a. m. and 8.44 ?. m wook-days
For Rehoboth, s.28 a m Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar, s2s, 1888
q. m- 844, 6.62 :. m. weekdays and 200 night
daily.
For Harrington ana way SistionA 655 a N.
and 800 p m weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1o.5s am. weekdays and 12.oo night
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
2bs and 6.ls p m week-dayA s.l4 a m, and
6.l8 D. NJ. Sundays.
Dining car Accommodation Iraina
The Wilmington Transfer Company will cali
for and check baggage from hotels and rsti-
uencea.
For further information, apply to ]. q. No.
Williams, city Ticket Agent, sos Market street
or at the station.
W. w. ATTERBURY j. r. WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Trafic MansFu,
GKO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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nnNnwLocntinn.

George b. McUlees has moved his
Office from 92315 Market street to No.
u Exchange building.
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BOWLING

The following Iri-City League play
ers have made an average of 10 or
over.
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TTxT an Every Evening want;
IL and you'll gel whaI you want.
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The team averages Of the FIVE clubs
that have a chance for the team aver
age prizes, are as follows:
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Weat End.

Watson, /; Dsakyne, ] +; McKendrick,
/; Hagan, l Dsery, Firth, >; Per-
kins, 2. From fouls-Weldin, /;
Deery, 3
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HninIa-

McFadden and Gipp have . lead In
the Baynrd Legion shuiileboard con-
test. The scores follow;
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