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Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Care Of the Skin.

The skin In youth is tightly drawn
over the muscles and flesh. but as one
grows older much OF the natural
moisture of the flesh ond skin leaves
it and the tissue beneath loses its firm.
ness and begins to sag.
One should massage lightly with the
best skin food obtainahle to firm the
tissues. and then use an astringent to
draw the skin together and keep il
from wrinkling.
In this way one may keep the face
youthful and prevent wrinkles form
ing.
Before going to bed. at night, the
face. hands and forearms should be
carefully washed in warm water. using
good bland soap. A pure. olive-oil
SOAP may be had for this purpose from
anv chemist
Follow the warm-water bathing with
one of cold water. then rub the skin
perfectly dry with a towel. not too soft.
Follow this with a rubbing-in Of cold
cream. wherever there is any appear
ance Of a wrinkle or fiabbiness.
Rub with a gentle, rotary motion.
with the finger tips.
Harsh massage Injuries the little oil
/ Sacs that lie lust below the surface ana
loosens the skin. causing it 20 sag. thus
aggravatinE the very mischief you arc
irving 10 overcome.
However massage Of the right kind
with good cream is essential, for YOU
are TO replenish where the natural sup
DIV Of oil in the skin has given out.
It is a mistake TO rub creams into
neshv or oily skins. And discretion
should in all instances be used In the
choice OF a cream. Some Of those on
the market contain Injurious ingredi-
ents. and others viii cause hair 10
grow on the face or hands. BE careful.
then. to know the ingredients of what
ever YOU use and then use the right
| thing faithfully.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
COUNCIL THANKS
SPENCE BONDSMEN
Amount of Former Auditors S
Shortage Turned Over by
the City Solicitor

City Solicitor Sylvester D. Townsend
sent a check for Si212.2O to City Coun-
Gil last night. The money represents
the amount of the shortage Of ex-Cits
Auditor BENJAMIN L. Spence which was
made good bv Daniel f. Stewart ana
Samuel II. Baynard. boudsman for the
former auditor. Mr.. Townsend in d
letter stated that the check was sent
to him during the week.
Councilman White. of the Eighth
ward. moved that a vote of thanks be
extended to Messrs. Stewart and Bayn-
ard because of the promptness in
which they made settlement. The
motion was unanimously carried.
The interest list due on November 1,
amounting to $500, was ordered paid.
The Police Commission was allowed
$500 on account of its contingent fund.
The police payroll, amounting Ia
S7.S73.7S. was also allowed.
CITY Treasurer Ross reported bal
ance in the banks of S21S470.24. Treas.
ury receipts for the week were; George
II. Mccall 5000; Eugene NJ. ..aSayers
$500: James H. Morris, $500; interest
from banks. S736.76.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
THE AVENUE

This evening Amateur Night will be
observed at the new Avenue Theatre
and in addition to the regular vaude-
willie bill a number of clever amateurs
will appear and contest for prizes
Those desiring to enter can leave their
names at the box Office today. To-
morrow afternoon a candy matinee will
be given and each child attending will
be given a box of candy. For next
week Mr.. Mackey has booked an un-
usually strong bill. The feature will
be Thelma, the handcuff queen who is
regarded as the cleverst woman in the
country in getting out OF handouts
and similar equipment. Thelma vii
be featured by the Griffith -Thelma
Company. During the engagement
there will be a standing challenge &c
produce a pair of handouts, a strait
Jacket or any other similar contriv.
.ance from which she will not releas,
herself
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
ALL SORTS OF NEW
COLORS IN VOGUE

The directoire color vocabulary viii
never come to an end It would seen.
Some rather bizarre additions have Just
beer made to It by the fashion artists
who so ioalously guard the secret Of the
models 10 come.
Taupe is new; that IS, the fall taupe
shade. This is not the grayish-slate taupe
that we have known. but brownish
taupe with decidedly soft pinklsh tint.
The amethyst shades arc sure 20 meet
with favor and win be used from tho
llghtest 10 the darkest tint.
Marco is shown as an Immediately
coming color in all its shades o. ms
hogany: and there are also future indiE-
tinct reds. called limone. There Is also a
very dark moutarde franchise which Is
grouped with the old-fashloned yellows.
similar to old gold.
Mole shades. though not new. continue
In rhe milliner's favor.
A few Of the porcelain blues will be
used, more especially, however. tn, blu >
will run TO royal or canard tints. Almond
green. with all its darker shades viii be
I'm TO some extent. and khaki will be Of
fered in golden brown effects.
Some Of the pure directoire rtyles have
been copied from old pictures. All Wi.
be carefully considered with a fine rc-
gard for the American customers taste,
when the French models are placed bt
fore our American modistes.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
NEW SUITS AT JAcosYs.

Proprietor Returns From New York
With Some Fine Goods.
Louis Jacoby OF the Jacoby New
Daylight Department Store has just
returned from New York. where he has
purchased many new suits. beautiful
costumes and evening wraps.
These goods are just arriving and
their display has caused many favor
able comments. These suits and gowns
are entirely different from the earl,
fall showing and customers have
crowded the big store to inspect and
buy these goods. The fine window
displays at the Jacoby store are at
tracing many people.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
BILLY" HEAL IS
HIS OWN DENTIST

Court Crier William Heal, at the City
Hall. has become his own dentist
Uncle Billy" in his younger days was
plasterer by trade, but that has
nothing TO do with his ability as a
dentist. His instruments are cruds
and for that reason his ability is all
the more commented upon.
For the past week or two a molar
in the court crier's jaw gave him con-
siderable trouble and finally he decided
10 pull the offending tooth This he
did voeterday. and now he is once
more free of pain.
Tying n string to thc sore tooth,
Uncle Billy gave a pull but no good.
The moose slipped off. once more tyins
the string around the tooth he again
gave it a yank and out came the molar.
He made no commert other than
That's % cents saved
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
A LASTING EFFECT
This Evidence Should Prove Every
Claim Made for Doan's Kidney
Pills In Wilmington.

Relief from the pains and aches Of a
bad back is always welcome TO every
backache sufferer; but 10 cure lame.
weak or aching back is what's wanted.
Cure il so &c will stay cured IL cam
be done. Here's the strongest evidence
to prove it.
James Solloway. 22f Searles St. Will
mington. Del. says: Il had been suf-
fering from lame and aching baclS-fQr
months. At times right across the snnapl
of my back became so stiff. soro arid
lame that I was rendered helpless The
most excruciating pains an through My
back from my hips to the back OF my
neck kept me awake nights and would
feel as if were lying on bed of'roclSs.
and to turn caused sharp shooting
pains TO dart through me. STOPPING.
lifting or sudden movements also
caused those sharp shooting pains5 A
friend told me about Doans Kidney
Pills curing him Of the same complaint
some years ago I sent TO Danfofth,s
Pharmacy and got a box. used them
and never had anything act so quickly
as they did. have not had any recur-
renee of the complaint since took
Doan's Kidney Pills" =.
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. Foster -0Iilburn Co. Paffalo.
New York. sole agents for the 1jnltesi'
States. -
Remember the name-Doan's-and
, take no other.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
The Waste Basket.

There is hardly a room in the house.
unless it be the parlor tf you still have
a parlor) which is comp.ete without a
waste basket. If short length of
wall paper like that with which the
room is papered is left. it's the easiest
thing in the world to make pretty
waste basket for any room.
The basket may be made any shape
by cutting pieces of pasteboard in the
desired form.
To make a four-sided basket cut a
square Of pasteboard for the bottom
and four pieces for the sides. cut to fit
the sides of the square at the bottom
and fare a little at the top. Cover
the outside with paper Ike the wall.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
viii Your Knife cut7

If YOU ever find a woman who is the
possessor Of a really good penknife-a
penlSnlfe that will cut-you are safe in
wagering that she never bought it her
self
1t has been given her by some man.
Why it is no one can say, but a wo-
man begrudges money spent for a
penknife. AS a rule. when il becomes
imperative for her to own a knife-that
is. when she can olOnger beg, bor>
row or steal one belonging TO sorte
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
WOMANKIND
HOUSEHOLD TOPICS

II only large cucumbers with tough
seeds can be found in the market re-
move the skin from them. cut them
lengthwise. take out the seeds, cut in
long narrow strips. boil until tender
in salted water and when they are cold
serve like asparagus on lettuce leaves
with dressing.
Cucumbers that have tough seeds
may be cut In two lengthwlse. have the
seeds removed and be served uncooked
in long narrow strips.
To serve green peppers deliciously
and easily. cut them in two crosswise,
take out the seeds and fiji each part
with breadcrumbs Fry until the pep
pers are tender or bake them in the
oven They will look like fiat cakes.
The peppers are delicious with chicken
and rice.
To cream chicken deliciously cut the
meat into cubes and heat it in rich
white sauce with cubes Of green pepper
or Of the Spanish sweet peppers that
come in cans. Creamad Ash Is equally
tasty with the peppers.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
pelmOnico Puddinq.

One quart Of milk, three tablespoon
fuls Of corn starch. five eggs. five table,
spoonfuls of sugar. beat with the yolks,
seven tablespoonfuls of sugar with tho
whites: mix the milk. into which the
corn starch has been dissolved aud
yellows with the five tablespoonfuls Of
sugar for the custard-then boil. While
boiling beat the whites to a very stnr
froth and mix with the seven table,
spoonfuls of sugar-pour into the boil
ing custard. stirring all the time.
Flavor. pour into a bowl and put on
ice. The secret of success is in beat
ing the whites to very stiff meringue.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Features of New Hats.

The feather trimmings continue as
profuse as ever. the idea being to conf
bine several effects in one place-for
instance. wings at the end Of the
bandeaux. paradise Eprouting from
wings. quills in connection with hruls
ostrich. owl heads with pheasant tai
effects. owl heads with wings, ostrich
and marabout in more elaborate designs
than ever and so on.
The Tam O'Shanter crown is a factor
It is often made of beaver or plain
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
DANDRUFF
An Easy Task to Cure 1t When You
Know How.

An Easy Task to Cure 1t When You
Know How.
There are three kinds OF dandruf
cures;
Good dandruff cures.
Bad dandruff cures.
And plain liquid junk.
The first is good TO put on the head (;
the second is good TO keep OF the head (;
and the third is good TO flush out the
sewer.
The owners of good dandrun cures
say our remedy will cure you in two
weeks or money back.
The owners OF bad dandruff cures
guarantee nothing, but spend their
money bowling fake at the good dand-
ruff cures. which policy they consider
is a clever method of enticing the
sheckeis from the unwary.
Partisan Sage is a good dandrufi
cure.
II is guaranteed by Miller Drug Co.
to cure dandrufr, stop falling hair and
itching scalp in two weeks or money
back.
1t kills the dandruf microbes, It pro-
notes a new growth OF hair. 1t make:
hair soft and luxuriant. and is without
doubt the most pleasant and invigorat-
ing hair dressing made today.
To every reader OF THE EVENING
JOURNAL. both man and woman. We
want TO say these few words:
II you have tried other dandruf
cures, hair restorers. and have failed I,
receive any benefit from them. dom
give up hope. try Partisan Sage at oul
risk.
Miller Drug Co. will sell you a larg'
bottle for so cents with a money bacl
guarantee II 1t does not do as adver
tised.
orders shipped by express. al
charges prepaid. at regular price, b.
Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

masculine friend-she will take as
much as 25 cents and buy a knife. The
knife she buys is one of the sort that
will not cut unless coaxed to do 50
most carefully. and then it makes az,
awful fizzle if the material TO be cut
is any harder than butter on rather
warm day.
on the contrary. a man viii pay any
price for a knife-he must have a good
one. and if he is asked TO pay many
dollars for it he pays cheerfully.
Then sometimes he fiEds poor wo-
man laboring with a 25-cent knife, and
in pity he says;
Here. take something that will cut
That's the only way a woman ever
comes into possession Of a good PEN
knife.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
WANTS $500 FOR WORK
DONE FOR HEARST

BY United Press Leased Special. Wire.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct. 30-Wn-
liam r. Hearst and five of his lieuten-
ants in the Independence League were
made defendants in a suit filed in the
Marion Superior Court by Henry w
Bullock. of Indianapolis, for $500 wages
Bullock sets forth that he performed
work for Hearst and his associates by
circulating petitions among citizens of a
score of counties in Indiana, securing
names for the Independence ticket.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Eaa Toast.

Break two eggs into a small sauce
pan add one tablespoonful Of cream.
half a teaspoonfW of flour. one tea
spoonful of finely chopped parsley. one
teaspoonfu of butter. little pepper
and four ounces of chopped cooked
ham. stir over a gentle heat until il
begins to set. Have some rounds or
squares of buttered toast ready, pile on
each a heap Of the mixture. garnish
with parsley and serve hot.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Save the Delaware
Trading Stamps

Aside from the other advantages that YOU
receive by trading at this store, there is the
fact that we give the Delaware Merchandise
Trading Stamps on all purchases. This meansf
that you save three cents ON every dollar Then
YOU don't have to ask for the Delaware
Stamps; they come with your purchase and
you are welcome to them. A book of the Della
ware Trading Stamps is worth more-twice az,
much-as any other stamp in this city. 1t isl a
stamp owned and controlled exclusively hyt
Wilmington people. A half book of Delaware
Trading Stamps is redeemable for $I.5o worth
of any merchandise in this store. A full book
is redeemable for $500 worth of any merchans
disc in this store.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Cream Made at Home.

The girl who finds it hard to get
soaps that agree with her skin can
make herself a cleansing and whiten-
ing soap cream from cake Of pure
CASTLE soap of boiling water. Cut the
soap into thin shavlngs and put them
in a saucepan with the water. cooking
until the consistency of thick cream.
II should simmer slowly on the back
of the stove. not boil. When nearly
cold add the benzoin drop by drop
stirring all the time. Keep the mixture
In a wide-mouthed glass with a lid.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
chestnuts.

They're in season.
They're delicious.
They may stuff a turkey.
They may serve as an entree.
Creamed chestnuts are very tasty.
In a salad the chestnut makes a hit
A salad of apples. celery and chest
nuts with mayonnaise is good.
To cook the chestnuts first score the
shells and scald.
The shells and skins removed, boi
them till they are tender in salteC
water.
For a salad the large imported chest.
nuts are cut into three sections each
the domestic ones left whole.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Freak Bet on Election.

Among the unique bets made on the
coming presidential election is one be-
tween Frank Handy and Daniel O'Con-
nell, of Augustine. The loser is to
wheel the winner from Tenth and Mar
ket streets to Front and Market streets.
The procession is TO be headed with a
band and it is expected that their many
friends will turn out on the occasion.
Saturday. November eth.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Another Taft League.

The Eleventh Ward COlored Taft
League was organized at Liberty street
and Railroad avenue last night. The
following officers were elected: Isaac
Turner. president; John Olson, vice.
president; Frank Foster, secretary;
James Pryor. treasurer.
About forty persons enrolled as
members, and speeches were made
touching upon the grave issues at stake
i'm the present campaign, by Frank Rus
sell, Harry A. Brown. candidate for
clerk Of the peace; William II. John
son and James H. Cork.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
seaford RepubIioan RaIIy.

Special to THE EVENING JoURNAfsf4
SEAFORD. Del. Oct. So.-A big Repubs
lican mass meeting viii be held here Sata
urday afternoon at ? o'clock. Prepara-
tions are being made and large crowd
is expected to be present. The following
speakers are slated: Henry c. Conrad.
Wilmington; Ruby Vale. Milford; S. $
Pennewill. Greenwood; guhernatorial
nominee. and Daniel J. Layton, Jr.,
Georgetown. seaford Firemen's Band viii
furnish music
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

felt. which can be obtained in hoops
or Dlateaux. The newest plateauN
are square. measuring about 30 inches
each way. Where brims are of felt,
heavily ribbed silk, peau de sole or
velvet is likely to be employed for the
Tam crowns
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
THEATRICAL
THE GARRICK

"The Bathing Girls the biggest and
best vaudeville feature that Joseph
Hart has yet offered. is proving an en-
phatic hit at the Garrick Theatre this
week Manager Dockstader announces
another big bill for the week commenc-
ing Monday next.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Game With Pottstown Cancelled.

Game With Pottstown Cancelled.
The Pottstown High School has can
celled its football game with Whining
ton High School on the grounds at
Front and Union streets here on Sat
urday. A game has been arranged for
Tuesday. however. with the Chester
High School.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Bargain Table No. 2

Tourist ruchng, Q yards to the box; regular
25c ...................... ................. Ioc
Womens Hemsttched Handkerchiefs, en-
broidered: regular CSC .............15c
Special value; plaid Handkerchiefs with em-
brodered corners ...................... SC
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Our Very First
Showing OF Christmas Toys

Santa Claus has visited our basement and
has left his first installment OF Christmas
Toys Table after table is loaded down with
some Of the best and most up-to-datc 10y
producers the manufacturers turn out If
YOU have time tomorrow bring the young
sters in to see our first display. 1t will turn
their thoughts toward Christmas-which is
one Of the best and purest channels for chill
drens thoughts. Basement.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
FAR AWAY
BY John N. Dorney.


Far away. I see it ALL
The house near silvery stream:
Tie ivillage school-5he boys at play;
'Tis shadowy as a dream.
AlacS-a-day! and where arc they
with whom used TO play?
From out the gloom voice reolies,
"Over the hins-and far away"
Far away see them now,
Tho group ] loved most dear.
Father. mother. sister, brother.
Alas Ny pathways very drea.,
Alack-a-dayl and where are they?
Ny heart's-cry seems to say:
The night-winds answer as they sish.
"Over the hills. ;nd far away
Tar away ! see a form,
A maid with sparkling eye,
with ut-brown hair and low sweet voice
All. mel my very soul doth sigh:
Alack -a-day, and where is she?
Ever tender. gentle. gay.
A voice within my heart replies.
cover the hills. and far away"
Far away ] see the dreams,
The hopes outlined The careful pan
That ] should realize "some day"
When the boy would be the man.
Aiack a -dayl and where arc they?
I'm almost wearied OF the fray;
From forest-shade a voice replies.
"Over the hills. and far away"
All those forms TO me so dear.
They whom in truth did adore,
Sleep the sleep that waits us all;
on earth I'll see them nevermore.
Far away DER mountain range
Their bodies crumble and decay;
, Midst cactus. palm and orange grove
"Over the hills. and far away"
But all the plans of early youth.
And all of manhood's nobler dream,
VIII all be realized Some day
WIN all indeed regain their sheen,
And all the loved ones gone before
shall meet again. oh. happy day.
"Where shall it be?" perhaps you ask;
"O'er eternal hills! so far away"
Roanoke, Va. oct. 10
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Bargain Table No. 3

Womens Waists, Colored Madras Waists
in stripes bias plaids, light and dark blue and
plain white; all strictly tailored goods Spe-
cial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

Grand Ball at Turn Hall, Halloween
Friday, October 80. Tickets soc, admit
ting a gentleman and lady. Extra
Ladies' Tickets, 25c.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Bargain Table No. /

Remnants of Dress Goods. Some Of these
remnants are plenty large enough for womens
suits or dresses, while many others contain
only enough for chiIdrcn's dresses The prices
are much lower than regular; in fact, many
prices are cut almost in half II will be your
opportunity to get a suit for yourself or one
for the little girl.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
The New Collar Ty-ROOm

The New Tri-
angle Sran d
collar, "Ty-
Room" is, as its
ma m c implies,
m a d c with
room for the
tie. 1t is also
made in such a
shape as to give
plenty OF room
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
SO6 10 si4 Market Street
LIPPNCOTT & co.

We know that satisfy your every coat
whim-we know that we have the style that most be-
you the color that favors you most the fabric
you desire and the fit that expert tailor cannot bet
ter
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

3 Cans Fancy EARLY june Peas =. .Z0c
Childs' Olive oil is exactly as repre-
sented, Pure Olive Oil. pressed from
hand picked olives. We know II will
please you. A 22c Bottle .........15c
Three Large Rolls Toilet Paper -. .10c
Our own make Mince Meat is un-
doubtedly the finest in town. You'll say
so. too, after tasting It. pounds for
25c.
Fancy. Red Alaska Salmon, Lie can
Our lie Prune, the largest size &c lh
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
LippincOtt'S for HandkerchiciS

Let the women who think that the styles do
not change in handkerchicfs come in and see
pretty display of the seasons latest styles. The
STYLES do change in handkerchefs the same as
anything else. One season il is a pretty plaid
effect another the initial is of some other de
sign. and SO on. We have a very extensive as
sortment of the best foreign and domestic
handkerchiefs that has ever been seen in this
city They're all-linen hand-embroidered
handkerchefs as low as a5c and as high as
S2.5o. Then there are all-nen machine en-
broidcred ones at Ia1zc, I5c and CSC. Each
one is the best that their respective prices will
purchase anywhere.
Front of elevator ground floor.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

to button This has been a great fault with
the new style collars but that fault has been
entirely overcome with the advent of the 'Ty-
Room" collar.
AS for the Triangle Brand Of collars they
are the best collar made for men, because they
are s-ply, making them better and stronger
than any other collar The Triangle Collar
will also laundry better than any other make
Stop in and try two of them,
I255c each, for 25c
Left of main entrance.