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Evening journal., 1907-11-23
Polo at Roller Rink.

There is much interest in the first
exhibition game Of polo at tho Country
Rink tonight between the rink team
and the High School five, the latter be-
ing organized by King. Other teams
forming the Springs League are Col
dey College. Printers Apprentices
Pusey & Jones Apprentices; Hill Tops,
in charge OF McAfullin, and Lincoln, IN
charge OF Beatty.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
REGISTERS ORDERS.
REG1srER.s ORDER.

Office or the Register or Wills,
New Castle Co. Del. Nov lfth 1907
Upon the application Of Louisa Roemer.
ENecutrix Of Frederick G. Roemer, late Of
hundred. IN said county. de-
ceased. Il is ordered and directed by the
Register OF viii that the ENccutriN
aforesaid give notice OF granting OF Let
ters Tostamentary upon the estate OF the
deceased with the date OF granting
hereof, by causing advertisements 90 be
7osted within forty days from the date
lf such Letters IN six Of the most public
1lacea OF tho County OF New Castle re-
luiring all persons having demands
against the estate 70 present the snme
lr abide by an act or Assembly 'n such
case made and provided; ana also cause
he same 10 be Inserted within tho same
period IN The Evening Journal a news
laper published IN Wilmington. Del, and
20 be continued therein three weeks
e.o.dl
Given under the hand and seal
of office OF the Register OF wills
aforesaid, nc Wilmington, in New
sEAL) Castle county aforesaid, tho day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register OF Wills
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tcs-
tamentary were To due form OF law grant
ca unto the undersigned, on the i4'h day
Of November. A. D.. 1907 and that an
persons having claims against the estate
n the deceased must present tho same.
duly attested. TO tho said EXecutrix or
1r before the 18th day Of November A.
r.. 1908, or abide the Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided.
LOUISA RQOEMER.
Address william r. Kurtz. ESQ. At
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
ni4-9t-eod
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
oreaon Land Frauds.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s--oregon
land froud cases are rnder considera-
ton at the Department of Justice to-
day. Special Attorneys Becker. Of
Buffalo. and NJ. c. Blaif. Of Baltimore,
are in conference with District Attor-
ney Z. d. Townsend of North Dakota.
who has charge Of the investigation.
They expect to make their recon-
mendations shortly.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
MORMON STIR
IN EUROPE
~ rHE JOURNALS Special wire.

LONDON. Nov. 23-Mormon activity
throughout Europe is arousing a storm OF
indienation against the missionaries. Sew
erai governments arc deporting the
church's representatives.
In London feeling has been intensified
by the arrival Of 81 Mormons under James
Radcliffe OF Grantsville, Utah and the
Inauguration Of the most active prosely-
ting campaign ever waged i'm England.
The only European country not yet In
vaded is Germany, from which the mis-
sionaries have been excluded They hope
10 reach Germany through Switzerland.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
BUSH LINE

Freight received fOr all points s,s,l sInSn
ners,, ,ral attenuon. and forwarded prempt-
fv al lowest ratef and by best re9vsn,.
Boats leave both wilmington and fnsls- "a
delnhia at GOO p, m. daily suhaAs
TSroueh rates and bills Of iadinE -
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS co.
per s, North Wharves, Phliau'e. s,eo,.
French Street Wharf. WINNIE eS'-
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
Get Your Check TONIGHT.

The county tax Office at the Court
House will be open between f.3o ana
$50 tonight to pay out checks TO the
election officers who conducted the re-
cent local option election Checks not
obtained tonight may be gotten from
Mr.. Burns on Monday.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
PROPOSALS

-.e-.-.-l----.>-s-ls-sls--
PROPOSAI.S-pr Proposals will he received
~ the Levy Court OF New Castle county
until 10 O'Clock noon. November ei 1907
for repankIne Washington Street Bridge.
The bid viii include the removal of old
blank. and piling Of the Same on the lot
nj Fourteenth and Washington street.
Gee of County Enu necr al Court House.
Material furnished by the county.
no0-bf
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Taximeters arc a success in London,
Paris. Hamburg and every city where
they have been adopted They have
proved that honesty-enforced honesty
lis the best policy.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
BUSINESS CARDS.

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. 705 Orange St, VIII paper rooms
for $3.50 Up. On al bills less than so a
discount of per cent viii be allowed
on All bills Of so or more. a discount ot
10 per cent win be allowed. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work. aD-u
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
REPAIR WoRK

LAWN MOWERS shurponei. rubber
tires for baby coaches, wringers and car
pet swccpcra repaired JOHN IT. StH
1honez n5-tf
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
EDUCATIONAL

Young maa, llsteni have an educa-
tional course IN cne OF the most re-
putable schools in the country which J
will sell you cheaply. You may think
YOU can get through this world without
br1ins and knowledge. but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner OF your town. Get
educated. The course 7 have for sale
IS well worth investigating.
Address +. o. Box. 1921.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

LOsT-A gold watch between Lippin-
colts and the postofhce with Gibson
head on back OF g.. Also pin with T. c..
*. engraved on e. Finder please leave at
Evening Journal Ofhce and receive rec
ward. n2i-3t
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
WANTS REHEARING
OF HARTJE CASE
py THE IoURNAL.s speelal We.

PHILADELPHIA. Novh 2S-Scott
Ferguson today nled with the pro-
thonotnry Of the superior court a pc
tition for a rc-hearing Of august
Horties troubles. Mr.. Ferguson said
after filing his petition that no specified
obligations are made of misconduct on
Mrs. Hartje's part He added that the
court is told that it has apprehended
the facts generally
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A small black purse, containing
S2o.in. going lIoln aoseu.n and ~ saaliil.i- r.
ton streets 20 Ninth and Pine streets Re
ward at this office n2l-.t
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
FoR eALE

Six OF the finest tive ana one-naif sto,~
houses that have ever been erected IN ~.
city. Facing the Boulevard ana oniv o-e
square away from IT, within one .ousr,
or the trolley, commandlrr an nroh
etructcd view OF Brandywine httnfr,S .
these homes are located IN fhe heo-t o ~,
tho best and most rapidly improvin@ -. ~
ton OF the city Containing eight ,'nor,~
nath. pantry, large storeroom on fha eht,-s
hoor cemcntcd cellar with heater a y
with the best and latest sanitary 4 -,,,c,,, 49,
ments. arranged for either ras or tieot-. tir
lighting, nve pieces OF solid oak f,er, Y
ture which are Indispensable airead,- -
stalled comprising ioosier Kitchen can.
net IN kitchen, bookcase over opcn 49,
place IN reception hall. wardroDe r,it,
Plate glass 'front.' IN one front bad ro,,-
wardrobe In one back he'd room end r,.g-4
icinc cabinet IN bath room. also fronf 49,
rear hay windows. front and two 80
porches' front and rear yards. ana -
ment pavement all around; house finishcd
with three coats of white paint oufeide
and three coats. finished win S1hi,.'
enamel inside IN fact every thing rn-to.
aete. and some, little IN advnnce of ~.
blr,es5,ent run OF houses. For terms can ~o
Wliliam q. Bryan al g. w. corner E,eth
and Market. s. II. Baynard Jr 1eosit
third and Monroe. Two houses now res3,,
TOT o. IN snection or occupancy. ~s
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
w. L. Mathot Dead.

Did you ever see Morton shoe a
horse? 413 orange streets
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

FOR sALE-Nlce double house VITA
b9in bath neat hot and cold water eleeanf
ioon, and stone blacksmith shop sfablo
aoe house, etc. Possession any time Ia
-yo py 100. six miles from city on rooS
CHARLES Q. KURTz.
t0ll Market Street
topposite Court Honse)
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

WI. T. WILLIAMS CO.
so Orange St Roohng. spoutin9 and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot AIT heatng and venfilating Repair
ing promptly done. Phones. sA-ix
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

FOR sAIE-2904 West Twenty-second
81 Lot S6xio0 feet: house rooms and
bath, store with stable. Good location for
milk dealer or any business requiring
stable. Make us an offer
y. r. McEVITLY CO..
Real Estate. Mortgage and Insurance
Brokers 623 w. Fourth ST.. Wilmington.
Del. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

FOR SALE-Rambler auto at a bar
gain. Reason for selling. going West. APP
ply 2ss3 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phone
4527A szs-tf
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FOR SALE.

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FOR sALE-A sable set. $40 TAYLOR 81.
r2l-St
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REAL Estate ZOE sALE


FOR sALE-2so4 West Twenty-second
st Lot sGxio0 feet: house z rooms ana
bath store with stable. Good location for
mix dealer or any business requiring
stable. Make us an offer.
7. r. McEvII4LY CO..
Real Estate. Mortgage and Insurance
Brokers, 6z3 W. Fourth ST, Wilmington.
Del Both Phones.
Do You Want to Buy a Home7
If SO, write, call or telephone US.
Splendid Values. Easy IermN
Hawkins & Co. 1s.Is " Market sSsa.:t St
FOR SALE OR RENT-Two Investors
brick dwellings, 2ii2 and 2ii4 Jefferson st
j 1st completed with all the modern I'M
nioyopcr-s. Apply to ALFRED DOWN
WARD SIC Shipiey st. n2i-tf
FOR sALE-On Nineteenth street. bo-
tween West and Washington, one three
story nlne-rcom house, and some two
story, with seven rooms. bath. pantry.
front and back porches and large recep-
ton nan, full grown shade trees and
lawn IN front; double fronts. seni-de-
tacned' convenient and economical IN
every respect 70 own. live IN and keep IN
repair. A. l.. Johnson Eighth and Ship
ley SITS. n2s-u
FOR sALE-ai9 Washington street, nns
" rooms BATH porch. heater. severed.
al modern conveniences; handy to troll
leya, and business section .Fsd
mast HAWKINS & CO. 7ia Market 81
FOR SALE. or viii trade for sunalff 81
property, the dwelling s. E corner atr-a
enth ana Harrison streets; has 10 roofns1 4
2
cellent condition; must be sold. make or
nss-st HAWKINS q co. ua Market St
FOR sALE-N. W. Corner Eleventh ana
West streets. has II rooms. bath. two
/ porchea, heater, severed al modern
/ convenieuces. about i've minutes walk to-
business section and Brandywine Park;
/ bargain Tor quick sale.
n25-3t HAWKINS & CO.. 7i2 Market 81.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A form of about
W acres IN high state OF cultivation; build
ings IN good order. convenient 10 church,
| es, schools. trolley and steam roads An
| ply 20 Golding Sons Co., Hockessin. Del.
o22-tw.s-f
FOR sALE--A small farm Of 20 acres
Apply 70 Thomas s. Marshall, Mt Cuba
FOR SALE.
A nice country seat, with rocd hui,d.
inss and up-to-date plumbing. 20 acres os
iana-Goed macadam road-hailroad sta.
uon one minute walk-2 miles from city.
Nice new up-to-dste houses FOR sale
Rodney street between second and Third
chaser.
FOR sale nt a reasonable price-posses.
sien s,.i ~ any time-prorerty IN good con
el,aison-l40l Van Buren, street-Good 10
cation and convenient
CHARLES C. KUR1z.
loll Market street
Opposite Court House
FOR SALE-An old establishcd nuuner,
stana on King street. Can be bought a
bargain. Apply "
WILMINGTON TRUST CO.
Tenth and Market Sfs
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CHARLES C. KUR1z.
loll Market street.
Opposite Court House )

Foh sALE-An old estab biishcd millinery
stand on King street. Can be bought AZ
bargain. Apply $3.50 ~
WILMINGTON TRUST co.
Tenth and Market Ets
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
REAL ESTATE.
John ]. Monaghan,
lO6 West Seventh Street

FOR RENT.
i7a3 penna. Ave. rs. porch and heater
6Z7 Clayton St. rs, porch and heater
1919 Shallcross ave, rs, porch and heater
ll5 Fulton ST., rs, porch and heater
S dupont St.. rooms,
1916 Wa 10th ST., rs, porch and heater.
A. y. STATION,
n23-tf 707 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Do You Want to Buy a Home ?
If SO, write, call or telephone US.
Splendid Values. Easy TsrmN
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
HELp WANTEp-MALE.

fsALEsAfEN-B money and pleasant
business selling new department to re-
taiiers Very profitable and desirable. !
Nothing like Il ever before offered. only
those who can give best OF references I
need applv. Address Berner, 5oS-ao Dear |
born ST., Chicago n-s-t
SALESMAN wANTED-sen retail
trade. your locality. Se5 per month ana eN-
penaeq TO start or commission. Experience
unnecessary. Hermingsen Cigar Co. To-
lodo' O. h-e-N
wANTrD-Manager for branch office
we wish TO locate here IN Wilmington.
Address with reference, The Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati Ohio n2S-lt
SALES manager for branch office for
Wilmington and State Of Delaware 90 rep
resent manufacturing concern ln plump
ing line must be able 20 invest big sal
arv and interest in hueiness for the right
party. A. w. s., iiS-l20 Madison ST., Ho-
boiScn. N. ]. n23-1t
wANTED-A sober reliable man. who
understands the care OF boilers. 10 take
charge Of Office building. Address stating
experience. Office Work, Evening Jour
nal. n2e-at
wANrED-Sfddie-aged white man to
take care OF horse. garden. etc. IN the
country. Good home and good wages. A.
r. Tatum. Lancaster and Cleveland Ave-
MUGS. n22-lw
WANTED-A-1 salesman who has had
experience in selling real estate. Apply
s.. this office n2l-dt
WANTED-Two good real estate sales
men on commission. Apply 9ib Market 81.
n2i-3t
VANTED-ARenta. apply Lewis Chair
Co.. COG Orange st. Easy seller. Liberal in
duccments ni-im
WANTED the U. S. Marine CORPS;
men between ayes p and s5. An opportuni-
~ to sec the world For fun information
apply in person or by letter 10 u. 8
Marine Corps Recruiting Once, Postofhcs
Building, Wilmington, Del. o29 2et
SITUATIONS WANTED
sTENOGRAPHER-Yonng lady. expert
/ cnced and not afraid Of work desires
/ position; good references. Address g. l..
NJ, Evening Journal n2s-3t
WANTED-worls or any kind. J. s
Richardson. Wilmington, Del n2o-et
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

fsAITsAfEN-Big money and pleasant
business selling new department TO re-
taiiers Very profitable and desirable
Nothing like Il ever before offered. only
those who can give pest OF leieirilv-. la ,
need amply. Address Berner, 5oS-a0 Dear
hnrn ef Chicaro. n23-it
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

wANTED-Youngl lady in iewelry store
Apply 2i5 Market street n23l
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

FOR SALE OR RENT-Two Investors
brick dwellings,, 24i2 and 2fi4 Jeffsrso1 ST
ist completed with all the modern mn
ptoycWer-s Apply to ALFRED DOWN
WARD. SIG Shipley st. n2i-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-04
AWKWARD WALKING.
American Women Appear unuraceful
en- the Street.

American Women Appear unuraceful
en- the Street.
"fhc American woman IL the most
awkward of walkers" said Il man who
recently arrived IN this country from Il
with this fact rs soon NJ | landed IN
New York. II Is the exception TINT
one secs II graceful appearing woman
on tie street. 1t Is not because they
wear high heclcd shoes, for women In
other countries wear them and yet
walk gracefully. AS for the American
women, they are exceedingly awkward
oil the street. | have seen women with
pretty faces and neat figures who spoil
their looks. in my eyes, by strutting
along us though pursued by demon.
Women should remember that all is
not gained when they look well stand
Ing still. They must also look Well
when Oh the move. else much is lost"
or course. being woman, | accused
this man of being unfair and asserted
that the majority of women walk
gracefully. But the next tine l went
out looked at them through the me.
dunn of his complaint.
In the first place. | found myself
chatting mt what seemed to me TO he tho
snail-like pace of three women who
were walking in front OF me on. the
street and whom found II diflictv, to
pass.
"Slow pokcs.' said to myself
''Thcy net as IL there was nothing do
Ing In the whole world" Then Mt TINT
moment ] caught sight OF myself In Il
long mirror III the entrance of store
and laughed ut the spectacle that
was making. Had II snapshot been
taken of me mt that moment the man
who had criticised the walk OF Amcri
can women would have needed no fur
thcr evidence TO prove his statements
1T Is because we hurry So" said |
as | dropped bnck Into n comfortable
gait. What feeling of relief came
over me as | did so. Muscles relaxed
wrinkles felt sure were disappearing
and / was filled with the conviction
that l was presenting more agrecn
BILE appearance than before.
Yet was not walking slowly.
watched my sister shoppers rushing
along the sidewalk, with each step hit
ting the pavement with force that
must have Jared them from head Il
foot, getting red In the face and short
of breath, many of them swinging thell
arms back and forth with ridiculous
freedom. They all looked energetic
but attractive? Hardly. Any number
would have been very attractive sit
ting In an cnsy chair, but when walk
ing the charm was dissipated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-04
PRESIDENT GIVES MORE
REASONS FOR Big NAVY

are good men ana womcn-and this
Is true IN all sections OF our country
and among all classes of our country
men.
There Is no other nation on earth
with such vast natural resources, or
with such high standard of living
and of industrial efficiency among It's
workers. We have MS "A nation an
era of uncXamplcd prosperity ahead
of MS; we shall enjoy II, and our
children will enjoy II after us. The
trend of wcll-bcine In this country Ia
upward. not downward and this IN
tho trend in the things of the soul
MS we'll ms in the things of the body
Government Principles Simple.
Government In It's application Is
often complicated aud delicate work,
but the principles OF government are.
after AL. fairly simple In "A broad
general way we should apply In the
AFFAIRS of the national administration
which deals with the interests OF our
ciEhtyodd millions OF people. just the
stlmc rules that arc necessary in
getting on with our ncighbors. In our
several ncighborhoOds; and the ma.
ton As II whole should show sub.
would expect an honorable man TO
show in dealing with his fellows. 10
Illustrate this, consider for n moment
two phases Of governmental action.
First us TO international affairs.
Among your own ncighborR. among
your friends, what In tho attitude you
like To see n man take toward his fol
lows. the attitude you wish each OF
your sons to take when he goes into
the world? Is II 'ot II combination
of readiness and ability TO hold his
own II anyone tries to wrong him
while nj the same time showing care
| fnl regard not only for the rights, hut
for the feelings of others? or course
1t is! or course the type OF man whom
we may respect. whom wc arc proud
Of II he Is kinsman. whom we arc
glad 10 have as n friend and nclghbor
| Is the man who is 10 milksop. who
Is not afraid. who will not tolerate
nor hesitate to resent insult or injury
| Is kindly. good nnturcd thoughtful oi
others riGhts--in short, good man
to do business with or have live In
the next house or lave as n friend. On
| the other hand. the man who lacks any
of those qualities Is sure to be OBJ
Fashionable. If n man Ia afraid to hold
his own, If he will submit tamcly to
wrongdoing, he Is contemplate. II
he Is a bully. m oppressor. man who
wrongs or insults others, he Is even
worse and should be hunted out OF
the community. hut, on the whole
the most contemplate position that
Continued on Page Seycn)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-04
ATTORNEY GENERALS
OPINION NOT GIVEN OUT
Secretary Metcalf Has Received Deci
sion Upon Question of USING For
eign Bottoms.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. 3.-Scc.
rotary Mctcalf has received from the
attorney general an opinion on the
general question of the legality of
me navy department. chartering for.
eisn vessels to carry coal for the
American navy.
Secretary Metcalf declined to make
public the nature of this opinion. lie
said, however, that the awards for
carrying the coal might be made to.
morrow. which is regarded as indl.
eating an opinion favorable to the de
partments attitude. that ii has right
under certain conditions to use foreign
bottoms.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-04
Continued from Page onc,.

meaning pcssimst OF today. YOU will
find II n real comfort Il read Martin
Chnz2lcwit to see what well.mcnn.
ing pessmist of the past thought of
our people siXty-ilyc years ngo: and
then think of the extraordinary ach.
ievemcnt. the extraordinary gain. NOR.
Tally no less than materially. of those
lsixty-ilve years. Dickens can he read
by us now with profit Elijah Pogram.
Hannibal Chollop. jefferson Brick and
IScadder have their representatives To.
day. plenty of them: and the wise
thing for us To do Is to recognize that
these are still tyres OF evil In politics.
journalism. business aud private life.
ana TO war against them with all our
hearts.
Not Our Chief Types.
but II Is rank folly TO regard these
rs the only, or chief. types In our M.
tional life. II was not of much con.
sequence whether Dickens made sue.
an error or not. but II would be of
great consequence IL we ourselves did ::
for Il foolish pcssimsm IL an even
greater foe of healthy national growth
than foolish optimism. II was not
that Dickens invented characters or
scenes that had no basis in fact; on
the contrary. what he said was true
as far as 1t went: tn trouble was that
out of many such half truths he made
n picture which ms a whole was all.
surd; for often n half truth Is the
most dangerous fnlsehOod. II would
be simply silly TO be angry over Mar.
tin Chuzzlewit; ON the contrary. read
| ii be amused by It, profit by II; and
don't be misled by It, Keep lively
watch against the prescnt-day Pog
rams and Bricks; but above all. dis
trust the man who would persuade
pou to feel downhcartod about the
country because of these same Pog
rams and Bricks. past or present. II
would be foolish to ignore their OK
istencc. or the existence of anything
else that Is bad in our national life:
but IL would be even moro foolish tC
ignore the vastcr forces that tell for
righteousness.
Fight Evil In the Present. y
Friends, there is every reason why
we should fight whatever Is evil IN
the present. But there is also every
reason why we should feel a sturdy
and confident hope for the future
There are many wrongs TO right: there
are many ana powerful wrongdocrs
against whom TO war; and IL would
lbc base to shrink from the contest
or to fail TO wage 1t with high, q
lrcsolute Will. But am sure that Ne
Ishal win in the contest, because
know that the tcart, of our people Il
sound. Our average men and womcI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-04
Cheap Candles For Dinner Tables.

Cheap Candles For Dinner Tables.
Candles add so much to the appear
nnce OF the dinner table that house
keepers should use them even more
generally than is now the custom.
Oftsn the expense proves draw
back, as these charming lights have n
way OF burning out very quickly.
When wax or prepared candles are
used the cost is undoubtedly IN item
to be considered. The economical wo-
man. however, will not choose these
expensive varieties. but will buy in
stead the ordinary tallow dips. These
IL kept In cold place between meals
Will burn for three nights.
II these tallow dips are used in the
porcelain candle holders they not only
may be used longer, but none will know
whether they are of the finest or poor
est quality.
The first expense OF the patent can
dies. while quite inconsiderable IN
itself, IS very soon more than equalized
by the saving of being able to use the
candle inside up to the tiniest tip.
Candles OF any kind should be kept
on the fec for Mt least twenty-four
hours before being used. 1t will not
only make them burn longer, but more
brilliantly.
-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-04
CASE WHEN FINISHED.

lnstration suggestion is given for n
useful case which might iang Mt some
convenient spot either close ut hand TO
the toilet table or with n longer loop
of ribbon 1t might be suspended from
the corner of the looking glass. Tho
case should be made In silk or llncn,
with three pockets. bound at the edge
with silk cord In some contrasting
color and finished ut the top with n
smart little bow, while the outer side
might be prettily embroidered with in
itials or some dainty floral design