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Evening journal., 1907-07-29
AT SHELLPOT PARK
interesting Program Has Been Ar
ranged For This Week-Many
Celebrations Planned.

In addition TO Offering perhaps the
best vaudeville bill yet offered In the
Family Theatre. Manager James +.
Henry has also provided a number Of
other attractions and arranged for
numerous celebrations at Shellpot
Park. There will be the usual free
attraction this week as already an
nounced.
August ~, 13 and IA have been fixed
as the dates for the annual baby show
and carnival of children when prizes
will be offered for the babies and for
doll babies as well. August 15 will be
the date for the G. A. r.. Reunion and
open camp fire of the Grand Army
OF the Republic for the benefit Of the
Smyth Monument Fund and August
% and "A will be the date for the Twin
City Beautiful celebration of Whining
ton and Chester. In addition to these
a number Of picnics have been arrang-
ed for the park
Tomorrow viii be children's day as
usual and all children on the grounds
at / o'clock will be admitted free to
the amusements. Thursday night will
be amateur night when a number Of
well-known amateurs will contest for
prizes.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
ANOTHER RIVAL FOR
SARTORLAL HONORS

NEW YORK. July 29.-wilbur Tar
bell is one OF the curb markets chief
candidates for honors in the current
contest 20 establish once and for all
the indentity of the financial districts
Apollo Of apogean apparel. Conspic-
uous among the curb men over the
right to the title locally Is even more
keen than on the Stock Exchange
If such a thing is possible.
Besides Tarbell, Norman De Mauriac;
De Witt Rosenheim Sidney William
son, George Lancon and aarry Sar-
gent are prominent choices OF the curb
brokers for standard bearers in the sar-
torial struggle. Harry Sargent and
Tarbell are allies In business, and the
competition between them is a friendly
one.
Several Of the men named are not
particularly fastidious as to appear
ance on the curb during the heated
term; nevertheless. their names hav,
been suggested because OF their addi.
tionally ultra nattiness directly upor
the cessation OF street trading.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Fall sehedule Arrnnned

Members OF the golf committee Of
the Wilmington Country Club have arr
ranged the fall golf schedule as fol-
iowsa
August s-Medal play qualifying
round. Players 70 qualify IN classes Of
eight. Each class TO continue at match
play TO determine the winner. Winner
OF each class 10 receive a prize.
August 1O-First round OF match
play OF the above classes OF eight.
August 17-Seml-nnal round match
play OF classes Of eight.
August 23-Final round match play
OF classes OF eight. Finallsts can play
any day from August 10 to %, inclus-
i've.
August Wilmington Country
Club VS.. Springhaven Country Club. at
lSpringhaven. Also Kickers' handicap.
winner to receive a prize.
August 31-Handicap medal play,
Qualifying round. for the presidents
cup. Prize for best gross score and
also best net score in qualifying round.
The first 80 players to continue at
handicap match play to determine the
winner.
September 2-Handicap sweepstakes,
four ball foursome. added scores.
September First round match
play for the presidents cup.
September 14-Second round match
play for the presidents cup.
September 21-Thlrd round match
play for the presidents cup. Also
handicap best ball foursome
September 27-Semi- final round
match play FOR the presidents cup
Semi hnalists may play on any day
from SEPTEMBER % to 27, inclusive.
September 2s-Final round match
play for the presidents cup Also
handicap match play against bogey.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Or. Lostsohsr At wast.

The Rev. F. w. Loetscher. of Phil
adelphia, preached in West Church
yesterday in the absence of the Rev.
Alexander Alison, who is on his vaca-
tion. DR.. Loetscher's morning SUBJ
ject was 'Ye Are the Salt of the
Earth" He impressed upon his hear
ers the fact that mortality without re-
ligion was like salt without flavor. Hs
told his hearers that they could only,
grow strong enough through the divine
hell of the Master.
DR.. Loetscher was well received. He
will I'LL the pulpit during the month,
OF August.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
short Ride RECORD.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL
As we have read In THE
EVENING JOURNAL recently about
long rides for one fare. it would be
interesting TO hear about short rides
for one fare.
The shortest rides known in this
section is from Richardson Park to
Newport. a distance OF 1 ga miles, for
one fare. and from Newport to STAN
ton. about 2 miles, Tor one fare. II
this can be beaten in the United
States. the citizens of Newport and
Stanton would like to know it, as you
know misery loves company.
Newport. Del. July %.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Amusements.

A masterpiece of melodrama is the
new A. II. Woods thriller "A Race
Across the Continent" which viii be
seen for the first time at the Lyceum
next Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The play is said to be a deftly
constructed. consistent example OF all
that is best in modern melodrama with
an unusually massive scenic investure
and acted by one Of the best all around
companies ever sent on the road In a
piece Of this calibre
"A Race Across the Continent" is
Evening journal., 1907-07-29

Turkey is practically a virgin soil
for electrical enterprises. Up TO a
year ago there was not a single city
or town in 100000 square miles OF
Turkish possessions which could boast
Of telephone system or Of a central
station for electric light or power
purposes. Now Damascus and Beirut
are electrically lighted.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29

The first steamboat trip on the
Rhine was made in 1876 The boat
failed to reach it's destination, Frank
furt. because of an insufficient supply
of fuel It belonged to an English
company. which applied to the gov
ernment for a monopoly of Rhine
navigation.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
To Loosen Shoppers.

There are several ways Of looseninF
the glassstoppers of bottles in hot
water; another is to drop a little oil
with a feather between the stopper
and the decanter and set near the fire.
After a time strike the stopper gently
with a piece Of wooden all sides, and
II does not move. repeat the process.
A strip OF flannel around the neck OF
the bottle and smartlv pull back and
forward to produce friction viii some
times loosen shoppers.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
DEACONESS WORK
Move to Place Control With a Central
Board.


Radical changes IN the government
Of deaconesses work in the Methodist
Episcopal Church have been decided
on by the deaconess commission, Of
which Bishop John M. Waldon Of Gin
cinnattl, Is chairman. The commits
sion win recommend TO the General
Conference at its meeting in Baltimore
next May that all deaconess affairs
be taken out Of the hands of the board
Of bishops and be placed into the
hands OF the special board OF 10 mem
bers, FIVE OF whom are TO be bishops
selected by the board of bishops
There win be four lay members, four
pastors and six women on the new
board. three Of the latter TO be dea-
conesses. All members. except the
bishops meets but twice a year, and
its members feel that they are not In
position to keep in close enough touch
with the work. A great increase In
the number Of deaconesses is to be-
sought.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Marking Clothing.

The cording stitch. so often describ-
ed for working stems, is very effective
for initials on undertaking and the
everyday towels and sheets where one
does not wish to take the time for
solid embroidery.
This stitch may be either done in a
solid color. or the under running
stitches can be in white and the sec
ond row of stitches in a color. BE
sure the running stitches are small
and evenly spaced. These spaces
should be just the size of the stitches
This win give a much more raised ef-
feet when the second thread is over
cast through each stitch.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
The Demand Far EX-
ceeds the Present
Production

The production of cotton goods has NOTncreased ap
preciaby.
Because Mills both North and South shorthanded
There time when such lack of operatives existed
However if there labor difficulties, and
facurers could all the cotton they could get hec
present yield of SPINNABLE (and there is great
percentage Of the crop available orpinnng puposes
would suffice the increased demand fore coonS
fabrics.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
YslIowins of White Embroidery silk

The disagreeable habit white en-
broidery silk has Of turning yellow IS
frequently the result Of poor launder
ing With reasonable care. it should
retain its pure white tone through
many washings. but hot water and
poor soap viii bring the offensive yel-
low cast in no time.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29

big scenic production and is written in
four acts and thirteen scenic settings.
It is said to contain many realistic
mechanical effects and sparkles with
original ideas Miss Edythe Rowland
Is in the leading role and is making
big hit in New York City.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
TO CELEBRATE
DELAWARE DAY
Program VIII Be Carried Out a
jamestown as Originally FOrmu-
lated

Even should the plan to encamp tha
Organized Militia Of Delaware ae
jamestown be abandoned the celebra-
tion OF Delaware Day on October, 8
will be carried out. It had been ar
ranged TO have the militia and the
legislative reunion at the fair on the
same day the Delaware Day is celo-i
brated. The special day will be OBJ
served regardless of what orders may
be issued regarding the encampment
OF the citizen soldiers at the fair.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
HOME RECIPES
etrIna Bean SALAD.

Crrfnq Dean Oaioos
This makes a good Sunday salad,
utilizing the beans left over from Sat-
turlay's dinner. Select young, ten
der beans. cut the strings from both
sides, then cut each bean in two
lengthwise, then across. Throw in cold
water as fast as cut. When ready to
cook, cover with boiling, salted water,
cook twenty minutes and drain, throw
into cold water ten minutes. then
cover again with boiling water, to
which two or three tablespoonfuls
olive oil has been added. Cook fifteen
minutes or longer until tender. Sea-
son with salt and pepper and serve
hot for the first day. Put the beans
remaining in the ice box. When ready
for the salad. drain free from liquor,
arrange on lettuce leaves and cover
with French dressing or sauce tar
tare.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Country Club Coli.

In match play at gold on the links OF
the wilmington Country Club on Sat
urday afternoon. r.. f. Briggs defeated
w G. Jones, Jr., 1 up. The course
was thirty-six holes.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Decorating Sunday School Room.

Henry Hirzel has begun the
decorating of the Sunday school
room of the German Lutheran
Church. The work viii be completed
by September next, when the regular
services win again be opened.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29

The case at present isfex-
actly reversed. During the
past two years prosperity
has been general. With
prosperity the CONSUMP-
TION Of cotton goods, as
we'll as all other liness of.
merchandisn has increascd
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
French Dressing.

with many people the French dress
ing is usually hit or miss. There Is,
however, a set formula that insures
having the proportions right every
time. Put into a bowl or bottle a
half teaspoonful salt and saltspoon-
full pepper Add four tablespoonful
olive oil. stir with fork or shake If in
a bottle. Add one tablespoonful lemon
juice or vinegar, mix thoroughly and
pour over the salad.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
WOMANKIND
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
Air Cushion Substitute.

Air Cushion Substitute.
Cut two circles Of cloth eighteen
inches in diameter. Cut the centre
out. leSsjng the circle six inches wide
Sew the fsssF5e circle together. Take
cotton batting. roll snugly until you
have a roll as large as your hand is
wide, place padding in circle Of cloth
and sew outside seam. 1t is as COOL
and sometimes better than the air
cushions.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Chandelier Globes.

To clean chandelier globes that have
become smoked and grimy they should
be left for some minutes in hot water
in which a piece of washing soda has
been dissolved. Afterward wash them
in hot water with a little ammonia,
securing the discolorations with a
small not too stiff. brush.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
You Want TO Know
Why?
Here Are the Reasons

WHY.
Here give plain, unvarnished statement Of cond
tions which accountable for the baoonng tendency Of
cotton goods
Up years ago the prevalent condition in the cot
ton goods world overproducton and consequent low
prices
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
You Hsnst Ysur.I and Yoar cy By Bsyna At Th Sore
You Are Paying the
Highest Prices Within Your
Memory For Cotton Goods

Cotton Goods UpWF
That cry is universal, Every !
shopper has heard it inB
stores-has read it inh
papers-has felt it in her
purchases for months past.
And every thoughtful
shopper wants to know
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
and the Cost Of
Manufacture Is
Greater

short to meet an almost insatiate demand.
Cotton is put manifold the world gThe n
spinner paying the farmer fancy prices for his product
e. Scarcity Of labor has forced the mills raise they
wages of operatives "a per within the last five years
g. The manufacturer paying greatly enhancedgprces
for all the equipment of his MILL and for everything tat
goes into the making of cotton goods.
These the why cotton goodsla up- Sounh
straightforward reasons that be substantated
Evening journal., 1907-07-29

I. Cotton = prices : were.'
unusually high last year,
They are higher this year.
The forecast of experts Us
that they will4be still higlierA
next year. RE A SON:
Short crops. Not so much
shorter thanousual. butNtoos
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Overcoming the Tendency to Yellow.

Every housekeeper knows how
soon. despite all precautions, a centre
piece embroidered in white silk viii
turn yellow. If the work is to be en-
tirely white. it is wiser to use some
Of the lustrous mercerized cottons.
which can scarcely be detected from
silk.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
Cold Mint Sauce.

To make the mint sauce for the
lamb, add to two tablespconfuls wash
ed and finely chopped mint a little
white pepper and a gill of vinegar in
which two tablespoonfuls Of sugar
have been dissolved. Let stand a half
hour before serving. II this sauce Is
preferred hot the vinegar and sugar
may be heated to the boiling point
and the minced mint stirred in just
before serving.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
For Laundering Embroidery six.

For Laundering Embroidery SILK.
Even the best embroidery silks can
not stand soap being rubbed on them.
In stead make a strong suds of warm
(not hotJ water and a pure white
soap. free from alkali or acid. Dip
the piece to be washed up and down
in this suds. squeezing through the
fingers but not rubbing. Rinse III
several clear waters to entirely re-
move the soap, and press while damp.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
We Advise You TO
Buy Now For Future
Needs

CROP On the contrary cotton growers sorganzng6to
curtail the product and boost the prices
The scarcity of labor in all lines is marked Therefore
there is little hope for the relieving of the cotton
manufacturing labor difficulties
Consequently, how prices fail to still furtherg ad-
vance?
The shopper who buys NOW for next years needsswl
undoubtedly make a splendid investment
This store with its long-esabished connections, can
and does offer fabrics and garments of the highest,
quality at the Iowestprces which be placed them
present.
Evening journal., 1907-07-29

OFeamueu NeW FotaNoSS WIN o. o'SJ'
Drop the potatoes into boiling water
and cook until they can be pierced
with a fine skewer. DO not use the
tines of a fork. which would burst
them. Neither should you expect
them to be mealy, for in new potatoes
the starch cells are not yet developed.
Drain and arrange in a hot vegetable
dish. To make the sauce, put two
level teaspoonfuls butter in saucepan
with one of flour. When melted and
bubbly add a cup of thin cream and
stir constantly until It boils and
thickens. Then add a level teaspoon
full salt. dash of white or black
pepper. as preferred and a tablespoon
full fine chopped parsley Cook
moment longer and pour over the
potatoes
Evening journal., 1907-07-29
currant Mint Sauce.

Separate one glass currant jelly into
pieces, but do not beat Add two table.
spoonfuls mint leaves minced fine and
the thin yellow shavings from tbs
rind of one-third orange.
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fine Sylvater mansion. The ex-
animation was along the line of
the fine collection of birds nests
and the eggs, all most lastly
displayed, petretied wood from
the Bad Lands of North Dakota,
beautiful Cystols; ancient and
modern corals, fine land and sea
shells, a piece of meter stone
that fell last year near Washing
ton lake not many miles south of
Devils lake, nuts, seeds and
grain of superior grade attract
lively presented in show bottles,
placed upon a unique stand,
pictures and feathers Of the re-
nowned "Old Abe, the Wiscon-
sin War Eagle, who served for
three years in twenty-five battles
and skirmishes in the Union
army in the western campaign,
during the civil war between
the North and the South. The
inspection and instructive study
closed by an examination of Mr..
Barrett's massive and finely ex-
ecuted Pyramids of Glacioljzed
rocks, of which specimen Mr..
Barrett has a vast collection,
doubtless the largest in North
Dakota or the Union or may be
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the entire world. He now has
over fourteen thousand of these
beautiful natural polished and
engraved rocks of various kinds,
forms and sizes, weighing from
a ton and a half down to one
ounce-the wonderful and facin-
ating work of the Great Art
Designer.
Many birds are in our midst
and their sweet anthems and
merry notes are heard on every
hand. And the robin red breast
have also appeared. They are
the farmers friend, spending
much Of their time in Destroy
ing worms, grubs and foul seeds
from the surface and under the
ground. Monday morning l
counted on the Sylvaton home
stead sixty Of these attractive
birds and others were seen at a
distance. These were all busy
at work. Thus we find the dear
robins are not only birds of
beauty, of form and color but the
farmers best friend in saving
his crops from devouring enem-
les. Therefore let the young
and old protect them carefully
and make them welcome to the
home place, and they will mani
fest their thanks in way of song
and tuneful chimes.
, l found in Mud Gem one day,
| The heart OF which was moro than rare,
| And the clear scintillating ray
! Surpassed It Poets art compare!
! 1t was Diamond, snow white,
| Awoke in souls sweet delight
Because of its rich marvel CLEAN!
| I took it home and studied deep
| Its construction and waves serene,
| And thought in murkey bed, asleep,
No other man its worth had seen!
And to my mind twas surely plain
| The Great Artist of the skies
That made it free from fault andsstain
| AS type of truth that never dies.
hid dm it in m{ eashSt cid 2Ia 70. Of 50,
| !" I'LL uuSBoIS Ol uuGdFulSu0u BOlu,
Emblems of Souls all purity!
! And after years, I'm glad to own,
! I we'd saint of high degree
| Whose divine, holy love had grown
Perfect in blessing harmony.
And that same Gem of faultless ray
| Constituted the Royal Crown
OF my Darling on Wedding Day
| AS Grace from God gladly sent down!
And this.she said: II did not know
| Wi ha6 fOnn nd
That from the Mud could glintings glow
AS symbol of Loye's Thought profound!"
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LOST

!. Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Three
horses from the "A. r. Walker
farm about April 18th. One bay
mare. weight about 1000; two
black mares, one heavy with foal
and blind in left eye, weight
hoo and IOo0. Any inf ollnation
leading to the recovery Of the
animal will be paid for by z. @.
ESna .=
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Penn NOTES
BY 8. S. RAY.

On account of the favorable
weather for the last few days
our farmers are making at this
time good progress in putting in
their grain.
Sunday. members of the Doyle
families enjoyed pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Nc
Cahan.
Last week, DR.. Rogers was
busy assisting Cashier French
in the Penn State Bank. The
management have constructed
an excellent plank side walk
from main street, past the west
side of Che bank, to DR..
Rogers Office, a much needed
improvement. z.,s' Il vus,ns, =, 4.s,
Sunday, Henry T. Doyle and
sister, Mrs. Mary Mccain, and
their friend, Miss Maggie Farrell
enjoyed q visit at the Sylvater
homestead and spent their time
in the inspection of Mr.. Barrett s
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For Sale. Work horses, wheel
ed scrapers and wagons for sale
cheap if taken at once. Cash or
on time; a liberal discount for
cash. c.. H. Baker.
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Farm for Rent. Five miles
from town, IS acres under cult
walton, good meadow, house and
barn, apply to Mrs. M. $A. Deg
man, 6l3 east 42 Sixth b street
opposite court house. .2-.:.r.
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For Sale.-Three choice resi-
dence lots one block north of
the school house for sale cheap.
R. Goer.
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can American Citizen"

"a Fosston smut machine-the
best on the market. For sale by
Peter Haley.
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The Imperial drill is the only
horse lift drill on the market and
the farmer can SOW three acres
a day with it more than with any
other drill. For sale by Peter
Haley.
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Spring will soon be here.
How about those harnesses you
have been promising yourself to
have fixed up? Bring them to
Chisholm & Fitzgerald. Wine
man building, Kelley avenue.
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For Sale-Two mares, weight
between 1900 and 1900 lbs. ; age,
8 and 9 years; good brood mares,
will be sold if taken soon. Own
err, A. V. Hamberg, Minneapo-
lis, MINI. For sale by G. F.
Charlesw orth, sec. SO, Cato
township.
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For Sale Cheap-A gasoline
engine at Marble Works Devils
Lake, N. D.
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For Sale. House and barn,
two lots, fenced and good we'll.
Price 500. Apply to Joe
Zunich.
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THE two best foot lift gang
ploWs sold are the Emerson and
Defiance. For sale by Peter
Haley. ."s .@. ....>.=.. .>s.;. =..
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If you intend to have 2 hand
made harness this season, don't
forget to see Chisholm & Fitz-
gerald. They b, lid them to or
der, and guarantee satisfaction
both as to prices and quality.
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Farm for Rent. Apply to Mrs.
M. A. Degnan. E. 9Th street,
opposite court house.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Wanted. Girl to do house
wook. Mrs. G. A. Dodge.
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For Sale. Fine section of
land, sw4 section %, Sd section
20, and nw4 section 33, twp. l54,
range so, twenty miles due east
TO Devils Lake, five and a half
miles from Lakota. Price $18
per acre, half cash, balance long
time at Z per cent, J. E. Watt,
.Medford, Oregon.