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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-13
We Grew Our Hair
Now Let Us Grow
Yours with

TRADE MARK
(Registered)

OF growing quail
lengths all conditions
bald of the head
thing possible but rapidly
achieving The
initiated
the further that they
when sell their theirs
Hair OF It's kind
RO" genuine without A
NJ.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
SENATOR A. LINGO
MAY RUN AGAIN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. AUG. 12.-There is
one well-known politician of lower
Delaware whose fate probably hinges
on the outcome Of the license election
next November. He is State Senator
Archileus b. Lingo. of Sussex county s
Fourth district including Indian River
hunderd. When the local option ques-
ton came before the Legislature, Sem
ator Lingo. who though a teetotaler
and abstainer himself, believes in re-
stricted and high license. and whose
brother keeps the Atlantic Hotel at
Rehoboth. a popular resort, refused TO
fan in line with the temperance re-
formers Every day thereafter his
desk was a sight equalled only by the
annual recurrence of ST. Valentine's S
Day. Post cards. prayers, letters. pc
titions and warnings were dumped
down on him every day.
Now Senator Lingo is wondering
whether TO run or not Cor reelection.
Some OF his constituents. have request
ed him to do so. but he is trying 10
cipher out whether or not these are
the same who wrote those voluminous
missives that read like Ten Nights iu
a Bar-rOom."
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
The swimmina Doll.

Even though the modern child has
developed an extraordinarily critical
mood in regard to toyland, he can't find
any fault with the new Paris craze,
the swimming doll. With this fasci-
mating plaything he doesn't have TO
make believe, for the doll can make
wonderful speed with free and easy
strokes across a pool or tub of water,
and, being turned by hand. can swim
back again. The doll shown in Paris
is dressed in a blue silk swimming cos
tune and is about nine inches long.
No more fascinating plaything has
been seen in a long time than this
mechanical toy. which is so cleverly
constructed that it can pass the criti-
cal eyes of the new" child, who is a
born cynic, some one cruelty remarks.
Probably the pampered darlings here
would feel lots better IL they had swim
ming dolls to amuse them on a sum-
mer day. Kindly friends or relatives
touring in Paris should tuck such dolls
in their trunks when they return.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
MILLIONAIRE COP
GOES BACK AGAIN

CHICAGO Aug. 12.-Inspector Mich
OILS Hunt, reputed millionaire and ad-
mitted to be the richest policeman in
the world. was relnstated on the police
force by Chief Shippy last night and
placed in charge of his old headquar-
ters in Hyde Park
The inspector. who. on a charge Of
superannuation. was deposed a year
ago to-day by former Chief OF Police
John NJ. Collins. now under indictment
on charge Of using the police for
political purposes, was met at his old
station by hundreds Of friends. who
had been informed in advance that the
reinstatement was coming. Inspector
Hunts return was the occasion FOR
an impromptu love feast. in which
prominent citizens Of Hyde Park and
the police under his command took
part.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
INDIAN TYPE
OF BEAUTY, IDEAL

one Of the conventional features OF
several Eastern, newspapers is a peren-
nial beauty show in which photo
graphs Of fascinating damsels are re-
produced for the delectation OF the
public. The pictures exhibited in these
illustrated supplements are beautiful
without a doubt and may be said fairly
20 reflect the prevailing artistic SEN
timent in that district where feminine
comeliness is a matter Of tradition and
artificial establishment. Eastern peo-
ple by reason of their SNUG self-satis-
faction and limited opportunities for
travel are deprived OF many OF the
ioys of living, and among these pleas
ures is that OF adIniring really hand
some women. We acknowledge the
beauty of the East which calls for
worship on the part OF mankind gem
orally, but as one star differs from
another in glory SO does the beauty OF
the East and the West differ In soul
bewitching qualities. With no desire to
detract one iota from the pulchritude
Of those maidens who are habitually
photographed in the professional beau
ty contests OF the East. we would call
attention 70 the fact that recent ex-
hibition OF maidenly loveliness held in
Collinsville. /. T.. disclosed many
matchless types that would unseat the
reason of the average Eastern man II
he is at all susceptible to this sort OF
hypnotism. In that contest 100 Indian
girls belonging to the Cherokee Creek
-omanche and Usage tribes were en-
rrh
survived this remarkable symposium
of beauty say that no such scene was
ever witnessed before by mortal man.
The Indian type OF beauty is ideal and
Incompatible, being of a kind that
needs no artificial establishment, for
art can never improve upon the sup
erb coloring painted by generous ma
ture through successive generations of
those who live the wholesome life OF
the prairie and woods. Delicate beyond
all Imitation is the tint upon the dark
cheek OF the child of the red man, and
In form and feature these Indian girls
are in a class by themselves.
For the benefit of those Fasteners
who have formed a mind picture OF
girls in blankets and moccasins with
barbaric ornaments in their raven hair
we will observe that the contestants
in this Indian Territory beauty show
represented more wealth than could
be gatheredi together in the same num-
Der Of participants anywhere in thi:
country. Not only this, but they are
rich in their own right. Miss Juanita
roskatomba, the first prize winner, hav.
ing s1OO,0 900 subject TO her check, will
oil wells galore. Miss Laura Brown
who took second prize, has an income
of $500 a month. and so on down th'
list. Most Of these girls were educated
in the East or in Europe. and the,
wear gowns bought in Paris and havl
the average American girl turned
down" when It comes to breeding an'
accomplishments. Verify, there arr
beauty shows and beauty shows
Kansas City Journal.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
corsopsis Branch Will Helm.

The corepsis Branch OF the I. S. S. has
two pair Of crutches. rest for an in
valid's chair. a visiting doll and a baby
coach to loan to any one wishing the use
Of them. BY calling the president Of this
branch Or. De Lacour on ID. and A.
phone 1886 full information will be cheer
fully given. Sick babies or babies visiting
the city could derive a great amount OF
pleasure from the use Of the baby coach.
Children convalesing from sickness could
pass many a happy hour with this pretty
doll and her dainty and attractive ward
robe. Any Of these things can be had for
the asking Sunshine gets its happiness
by passing on just such kindnesses as
htese o it TO be hoped that they will be
kept in use
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
No More camp Arrests.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Aug. 12-It has
been decided 10 make no further ar
rests in the Sound Campmeeting con-
troversy between the Sound Methodist
Protestant Church and the Williams
VILE NJ. E. Church. c. II. Truitt. OF
Wnliamsville, who is tenant of th'
farm on which is situated Sound camE
ground, the bone Of contention be-
tween the Methodists and the Metho-
dist Protestants, has given bail be
fore Mayor Warrington for his ap-
pearance before the grand jury foi
trespass, an action brought by th'
Methodist Protestants when Truit
put up a barbed wire fence, enclosing
the grounds.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
WOMANKIlD
HOUSEHOLD TOPICS

For. an .afternoon-tea sandwich hli-
ing crop the hearts of crisp radishes
fine and chill them thoroughly on the
ice Then mix with them whipped
cream and some grated American
cheese.
The FISK course at a fashionable din
ner the other evening consisted of
creamed fish served in cucumber shells.
The shells gave a peculiar, far-away
flavor to the fish which was very
pleasant.
Scrambled eggs served from a chat
ing dish on an out-of- town veranda
recently were cooked like the usual
kind, but at the last q tablespoonful
Of minced mushrooms and a tablespoon
full of chopped parsley were stirred in.
Just before serving hot Drowned crumbs
from he kitchen were sprinkled over
the top Of the dish.
A woman who always has fragrant
bureau draws accounts for Il by her
use Of pumice stone saturated with
her favorite perfume in place of the
usual transitory odor of the fancy
sachet
Persons who do not use beer or ale
in cooking Welsh rabbit but who like
the flavor given by the liquor can OBJ
tain a counterfeit of It by employing
tomato juice in the same way as the
liquor Pineapple juice is substituted
for wine with excellent results for fruit
salads If there is an objection TO the
use of the wine
A college girl who made fudge at a
house party. not long ago surprised
the onlookers by using lemon juice in
stead OF vanilla. The acid made the
fudge more creamy as we'll as added to
it's flavor. Sometimes she employs II
with the vanilla Another OF her own
innovations is mixing maple sugar with
the white sugar when she wants a
change.
Il A woman who begins to make apple
jelly as soon as apples become plenti-
ful for cooking fiavors part of her
jelly with lemon juice. part with pine
apple. part with ounce, etc.
Here is a salad from the play Of
"Francillon," by Alexandra Dumas fills
Peel and slice a pint Of very small
potatoes and put into a saucepan with
a pine of consomme. Cook slowly
for twenty minutes. Each slice must
be tender but not broken. Drain in
a colander Have ready three dozen
medium sized mussels. Scrape the
shells well with knife. wash well and
dry in a clean towel Cook them in
a covered pan for ten minutes, stir
ring from time 10 time. Remove the
mussels from the shells, cool and drain
Have a half-pound can of trufiies
wash, pell very thin, slice and put
into a small saucepan with two gills
of Madeira wine and two shallots for
three minutes, stirring meanwhIs;
drain them and let them cool. When
everything is cold put into a bowl ant
, lseason with one teaspOonful of salt
one saltspoonful of white pepper, one
dessert spoonful of wine vinegar two
tablespoonfuls Of olive oil and half g
glass Of Chateau Yquem or cham
lpagne. Mix carefully so that every
piece is whole. Dress the salad in q
silver vegetable bowl. The salad should
) be prepared three hours before us
l ing.-New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Enter the New Umbrella Handles.

Umbrella stands Of women OF the "ac-
quisitive temperament may now hold
some attractive new rain shedders
which are just being brought out in
London and are travelling over to the
United States in tourists trunks and
buyers parcels Of novelties. One OF
the present fads is to have the stick
topped by a fat knob showing the pro-
file of a Grecian face done in soft
shades of enamel. Cut steel and crystal
are likewise in favor for the tops Of
umbrellas and canes.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
NEW USE FOR BUTTER.
Prevents Boiling over.

Coffee frequently produces bilious
ness and all OF the accompanying dis
tress. such as loss Of appetite. dys-
pepsia. bowel troubles. etc. A lady
from III: SAYS: Il had used coffee
many years. and though I took great
care in making il. felt its in effects
very seriously. 1t made me bilious
and robbed me Of my appetite for
breakfast. &
I always had troubls with dyspep-
sia while / used it. I was told by
physicians that I hal catarrh OF the
stomach. and came 10 believe there
was no help for me. Two years ago
I quit the use Of coffee and began 70
use Postum Food Coffee. At first
missed the stimulanr. although tho
taste OF the food coffee was delicious.
I'm a few days I forgot all about my
coffee. in the satisfaction derived
from Postum. and soon found that my
appetite returned. the bilious condition
and dyspepsia disappeared. so that
now I am proud to say that at the ago
Of seventy-fve years I enjoy my food
as well as when young ana all nv
dyspeptic symptoms and stomach
trouble have gone.
These troubles had been 9-ith mo
most Of my life and It Is really re-
marl1able that I am now so perfectly
wall. To say that l am grateful does
not express II. Once IN a while I fnd
a person who does not like Postum.
but I always find II Is because It has
not been properly prepared. There Is
but one way to make good Postum.
and that IS 20 make exactly according
TO directions. allowing it TO boil fun
fifteen minutes. not after II "a placed
on the stove. but after the real boiling
begins Use a small piece OF butter
about the size Of pea 10 prevent boil
INK over" Read The Road to Well
Vile in pkgs. There's g Reason
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
aLadv Marksmen."

This violent summer that has made
riding. driving. tennis and golf seem
too tame for heated brains has brought
in a more exciting sport, revolver
shooting. II IS the latest society craze
in England, where women of the smart
set are learning to become expert shets
They are said TO be apt learners, and
their trig little revolvers are doing great
damage to the bullseyes. 1t makes one
shiver to think that maybe women will
be toting guns" about in their hand
bags. II they should turn their ankles
then bang! Aren't there enough sports
for lovely woman without this?
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
NIGHTS OF UNREST
No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace For the
Sufferer From Kidney Troubles.

No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace For the
Sufferer From Kidney Troubles.
No peace for the kidney sufferer
Pain and distress from morn to
night
Get up with a lame hack.
Twinges Of backache bother you all
day.
Duh aching breaks your rest at
night.
Urinary disorders add to your mis-
cry.
Get at the cause-cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills will work the
cure.
They're for the kidneys only
Have made great cures in Whining
ton.
Andrew Simmons. 1910 West Second
street, Wilmington, Del. says. Il be-
lieve Doan's Kidney Pills TO be re-
liable remedy as used them and am
satisfied with the results. MY back
had been ailing me for a long time ]
got up in the morning feeling stiff,
sore and lame and scarcely able to get
my clothes on. ] was unable 10 sleep
well so I could not get my required
rest, the pains keeping me awake halt
the night. / doctored with II myself
with several advertised remedies and
I was treated by a doctor. but in spite
OF all I did. I grew worse A friend
told me about Doan's Kidney Pills
curing him OF similar complaint some
years ago, so sent TO nanforth's drug
store and got box. They went
straight TO the root OF my trouble
cured me. and that was the end Of
my suffering"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
/ New York. sole agents for the United
/ States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Lea Water Rights.

City Solicitor Townsend has sent 70
the Board of Water Commissioners a
report Of his search Of the title to
the Lea property along the Brandy
wine, which the city contemplates
purchasing.
Mr.. Townsend believes the company
has a good fee simple title to several
tracts noted in the search, but that his
objection to all of the titles is thai
IL seemed to be impossible to deter
mine the property intended to be de-
scribed. He suggests a new survey.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
CHARTERS GRANTED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Aug. 12.-'the State De-
partment issued certificates Of incor-
poration TO whiteford and Company
TO carry on the business Of general
brokers. The incorporators Of this
concern are Of Scranton. Pa. and the
capital stock is $4,000
The Island City Company Oarge
amusement enterprises) filed a certih-
cate of amendment 10 its charter, in
creasing it's capital stock from S.4OO,-
900 TO s5,000.0O0
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Atlantic City Exeursionists.

Tickets Tor the Atlantic City ex-
cursion. Wednesday, August IA. via
Pennsylvania Railroads all-rail route
may be purchased at the City Ticket
Office, sos Market street and at the
Wilmington Station. the day before the
excursion as well as on the morning
of the excursion. Special train leaves
at 700 a. m, August IA. No change
Of cars%
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Stationery Supplies

Possibly YOU are not aware of TIC com
pletencss or the immense variety Of the
stocks in this stationery section OF ours.
To enable you TO make our acquaintance
in a manner that will be pleasing to YOU.
We have noted below a number'of items
at prices that will interest YOU.
Watcrman's Ideal Fountain Pen,
$3.50. $3.50 $500 and 500
Clip Caps for holding pen in your
packer ................-..- ..-.... 25c
Fountain Pen Ink ..........-...S .Sroo
Tourist Cases ............ soc to $500
Post Card Albums, holding "A to 500
cards .................... SC toJ s.. 50
Views of Wilmington .......5 .5iior SCI
Birthday Cards,
Ic. ? for sc. SC. rsc and CSC
Glass Plates for making Ash Trays
Toe to goc
Cigar Bands. for making Ash Trays,
Ioc, I5c. 25c package
Pictures of IS Presidents ON Cigar
Bands ....................2 25c package
Mucilage ..................-I sc tube
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Build Up Your Own City

No country in the world can supply so
many of its own needs as can the United
States.
That is the chief reason why ours is the
most prosperous country in the world
an acknowledged fact.
And the same principle applies to thiss
: city By allowing the merebauts:ot WIZ
mington to supply their needs, the cih-
zens of this city will help to build it lup
into a stronger municipality.
Shopping in Philadelphia doesn't yhelp
add any tissue 70 the commercial body of
Wilmington. Rather it robs your home
city of its natural strength.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
FOUND ALONE IN CABIN
Moses WyIis, Suffering With Rheuma
tism Sent 70 Hospital.

Moses Wylie, an aged white man.
was found by the police suffering and
alone in cabin along the Christiana
river on Friday afternoon.
Wylie is one of the old habitues OF
the creek front, having devoted nearly
all his life TO fishing and hunting at
the mouth of the creek. OF late he
has suffered greatly from rheumatism
and asthma. and when friends found
the old mans cabin closed on Friday
they supposed he was dead. He was
removed TO the County Hospital.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
LEWIS TRIAL DELAYED
Chester Has Too Many Cases to Dis
pose of at August Session.

WEST CHESTER, Aug. 12.-Dis-
trict Attorney MaeElree has decided
not to call for trial on August 26 the
case OF Irwin Lewis, the young Avon
dale farmer charged with the murder
of -year-old Mary Newlin, his
stepdaughter. The trial list is a long
one for the midsummer session and the
Jail is crowded with prisoners, so il
has been decided to devote the one
week OF the session to the trial OF
petty cases.
The prosecution has little new evil
dence against Lewis. except another
witness who will corroborate the con-
fession of Lewis to Mr.. MacElree and
Constable Timanus that he had buried
the child.
Lewis's father and brother visited
him recently and the prisoner was not
flied of the birth of little daughter on
July 4. Lewis eats and sleeps well
He still sews carpet rags and reads
books furnished him by the attendants
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Motor or Driving Goats

Very useful for either purpose, either
as rain or dust coat Made of cloth OF
gold or mohair in pongee color or grey;
have high dust collar and patch pockets,
and ftll ripple back. They are rubber
lied throughout. so that if caught in
shower you would be protected from the
rain Reduced from $I6.5o and $500 to
SI2.oo
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Style Hints from the Neck
wear Section

Wouldn't you rather buy your supplies
from a store that was very srry~l,iisys'
rather than from one that sold an occa-
sional article. In the former You are sure
of always getting fresh, stylish and up-to-
date things and at the lowest market
prices. This busy store is always in the
market for the newest things obtanable.
The number of pleased customers that
60 from here every day attest the fact
that the stock is up-to-date.
Wash Chiffon Veilings ........... soc
Plain and mesh Veilings, with velvet or
chenille dot ............... .25c, 35c, soc
Wide or narrow null Ties. 25c, soc
Shaped silk Ties with hemmed end 25c
Women's Leather Belts, plain, corded
on the back, in blue, brown, tan, red,
green, black and white. e.... soc to SIS
Embroidered wash Belt, pearl or gilt
buckle ......................a... '....'.'' ~
Plain linen Belts. pearl buckle soc
Extra size Belts for stout persons. soc
Bow in lace, embroidered hem and
bobinette ....................2 .25c, soc
Lace .Chemsettes and Yokes, with col
lars attached ...............75c to S2.25
Lace and embroidered yokes, to be
worn with jumper suits S1.00 to 81. 90
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
JeweIry

Belt Buckles, gilt, oxidized and solid
gold goods ................25c e S2.25
Hair Barrettes, gilt. plain, and some
Cuff Pins, in gilt and solid gold, also
chased in beautiful patterns,
25c to 81 so pair
Bead Necklaces, in light blue also coral
and pearl ..................2 .25c to SI.5o
Bracelets, gold filled, chased and plain,
SI.oo to $3.50
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
To Entertain U. v. |. Comrades.

Encampment No. "a. U. V. L.. will
receive delegation OF comrades from
Camden, n. j.. on Friday. The New
Jersey visitors will be royalty received
and entertained at the headquarters
OF the local encampment.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Lord Lister. the distinguished British
surgeon. who recently joined the army OF
octogeDarians. is known in court circles
as Lord Deliverus." He has been present
at the birth Of every prince and princess
in Great Britain for more than a genera
ton.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Mems Bathing Suits, all wool, in plain
navy blue, body trimmed with either
white, red or white and yellow Oxford
grey body, trimmed with blue or red
sleeve, reduced from $500 to-. SIPS
Mems Cotton Bathing Suits blue
trimmed with red or white, quarter
sleeve, the regular SIoo value. ....7sc
Boys cotton suits, plain blue, quarter
sleeve soc value ..................-5 SOC
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Standing on a hill near Fishermen'a
Beach. Swampscott, is a shoe shop
built nearly lis years ago, and still
used for the purpose for which it was
originally intended.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
Paris Pattern No. zoos.

To obtain this pattern or any Of
the others heretofore described in
The Journal, I'LL out the following
coupon and inclose it with 10 cents
i'm an envelope addressed to the
Fashion Editor. The Evening Jour-
nal, Fourth and Shipley streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Entries in all live stock departments
close August II and all other depart
ments August "A, don't miss these
dates.'
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Some idea or the fine point to which
platinum wire can be drawn win be
realized from the fact that threads
have been drawn, two OF which can be
twisted together and inserted within
the hollow OF human hair. These
threads are so infinitesimal that II
needs magnifying glass TO see them.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12
NAMES DELEGATES
Delaware and Maryland to be Repre-
sented at Fruit Growers Convention.

DOVER, Aug. 12.-W. f. Allen, of
Salisbury, Nd, president of the PENN
sula Horticultural Society, has ap-
pointed Frank e. Matthews, Of POGO
moke City, Nd, and Charles Barker
of Milford, Del, to represent Mary
land and Delaware at the convention
Of the American Pathological Society
at jamestown. 1t will be held from
September "a 10 26. Both delegates
are prominent fruitgrowers.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Mems all wool sleeveless BatlingiSuits.
blue body, trimmed with either white or
red, were s.. so. now ........... .SI.75
Mems all-wool Bathing Suit, lighter
weight. trimmed with white or red; bar
gain at S225. Special ..........r.$I.75
Mems cotton Bathing Suits, plain blue.
quarter sleeve, 75c quality ...,..,... soc 3
Boys all wool Bathing Suit blue
trimmed with white or red quarter
sleeve were $500 reduced to-. $50
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Don't forget the Sunshine picnic 10
be held on Thursday, August 29. All
branch presidents will kindly find out
from the different members about how
many of their members and friends
are going. This is important as the
State president must know by August
10, so she can arrange for trolley
service. coffee. ice cream, etc.
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

Have the Blues?
Be cured by going with the Grocers
to Lewes. August 49,
Evening journal., 1907-08-12

rather lose themo made radical prices
they following
the savings than thrdworh coming after isn't it?