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Evening journal., 1909-07-20
RATTLESNAKE MELONS RIPE
AND NOW ON MARKET

The rattlesnske watermelon is making
good this season--so much so that the
Eden and Kolb Gem varieties have been
forced into the background.
The rattlesnake is the longest melon
that reaches the market and is con-
spiouous for the pale, ragged-edge stripes
that encircle it. It Is distinctly the South
Carolina melon. and is likewise the melon
that catches the eye OF the colored popu-
lation.
This year. the rattlesnalSe, both In guam
tity and quality. is making a new record.
Stacks Of from 50 to 100 OF them may be
seen any day in front OF the commission
fruit and vegetable houses.
When the sun shifts its position the
melons arc moved into a shady place, the
employees OF the commission houses pass
ing them rapidly through the air at dis
tances OF ten feet, in the same manner
that bricks are unloaded from a wagon,
Occasionally a melon drops. and when
this is the case there is an immediate
scramble for IT, This accounts for the
watermelon rinds that may be seen any
day in the vicinity Of the market houses
Accidents will happen, but there are
lot Of these kind.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

ed upon buttermill< as a treat, the alb
scnce of ice made the keeping of the
by product beyond day or two inn
possible M the summer time. After
drinking their hll the stun was dump.
ed into the swill barrels and fed to the
hogs.
Now II is brought to town and sold
TO saloonkeepers and others at good
prices Drug stores and other places
also sell the beverage and II the de-
mand for il continues To increase,
il viii son he found al every soda foun-
tain. Many virtues are claimed for
buttermilk. II is good for everything
to hear some people talk, and its con-
tinued use. II Is claimed by some. will
make man feel as he did In the days
when he ate green apples.
While physicians differ as to the
nutritlvc value of hutternilk. most OF
them say it is "a healthful drink. Saloon
keepers say the stun is affecting tn,
sale Of alcoholic drinks and that in
stead OF beer aud whislSoy numbers OF
their customers have taken 10 drink
ing buttormilk The men say they fee
much better and perspire less freely
The popularity Of .huttcrmilk Is said tc
be due. in a great measure. TO the good
things said about it by several noted
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Del. July 20.-Camden base
bail team defeated Little Creek on Satur-
day by a score Of to o.
The Rev. W. +. Dawson held services
sunday afternoon in the Camden Camp
Meeting Woods and preached a sermon
to the J. o. L. A. NJ The Camden and
Lebanon choirs furnished the music.
large crowd was in attendance.
Claude NJ Hinsley, Of oxford, Pa, spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hall Hinsley.
Mrs. Irma Justice and children, Of Ger
mantown. Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
c. l.. Mcbride.
Edward Hon. OF wilmington, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Martha c. Cooper and Miss Estells
Conweu are spending several days al
Rehoboth.
Charles DUPONT Ridgely and wife are al
Rehoboth.
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Slaughter. OF Phil
adelphia are visiting Mrs. Nickerson.
Miss Sarah Goodwin. of Frederica is Wis.
itlng Miss Leila Watson.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
TRI-STATE FISH
HATCHERY COMING

In connection with the official in
spection of the lower Delaware river,
just made by the Pennsylvania Fish
Commission talk has been revived OF
the establishment of a tri-state fish
hatchery on the Delaware, to be main
tanned by the joint action OF New Jer-
scy. Delaware and New York.
Henry r. Walton, chairman of the
Commission. said after the trip:
I'VE are hopeful Of accomplishing
much that viii be Of general benefit
The establishment OF tri-state hatch
cry in which Pennsylvania. New Jer-
sey and Delaware will have a joint in
tcrest win be OF great help. and I think
such a move will be carried out sue
.cessfully."
Commissioner william +. Meehan is
also in favor Of tri-state hatchery
He says that as fish spawn is hard tc
obtain much more general good in the
restocking OF lakes and streams can be
done il there is intelligent co-oper-
alton.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
BABY CUTS TEETH
ON DIAMOND RING
Little One Gets Prize Because
Neither Parent Will
Wear il

ST. LOUIS. July 2O-"AIike" Walsh.
Of Thirteenth and Benton streets is
the most popular man in his neigh
borhood. He doesn't admit it. A
diamond ring valued at sl25 was given
him to prove it. Now he is trying
to get rid Of the ring.
4 moving picture show near mis-
home started a popularity contest
Walsh, who is a Democratic politician.
beat Justice George Reichmann, a Re
publican politician. 2Ol2 to 104S. Fred
Locllett was third. 903
Walsh took the ring home to Mrs
Walsh. II was one carat in size. But
Walsh insisted he wouldn't wear IT,,
because his hands had seen too much
hard work to make such bauble ap-
propriate.
He offered il TO Mrs. Walsh. She
refused. saying diamonds were not
good form in the part Of Ireland she
came from.
Last night the baby next door was
using the new Walsh diamond for a
teething ring.
ITS a ring for a lady" explained
Walsh. MY wife won't have il. and
7 dsren't give it 60 another lady. 50
let the kid have II for it's teeth, IL It
helps any
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
STEALING RIDES
ON RAILROADS
Detectives and Employees of
Local Companies Have Much
Trouble With Tramps

The Pennsylvania Railroad has been
having its own troubles with tramps
and hoboes of all kinds who steal rides
on its freight trains and are by no
means shy about tackling passenger
trains II there is anything like an even
chance OF Escaping detection. The
! problem Of keeping Off the road un-
/ desirable traffic of this sort has kept
( the railroad company's officers and
I employees busy for many years. but the
tramp nuisance does not seem to di-
minish The death toll among steal
ers Of rides is terrific and thesr mainl-
ed and wounded make up no inconsid-
/ cradle percentage Of those who are
daily carried to hospitals and charg-
ed up TO the account OF those injured
( on the railroad. Other roads have
their troubles, too. notably the Phla
delphia and Reading, the New York
| Central, the Lackawanna, the Lenigh
Valley and so on through the list Of
eastern trunk lines that link together
large cities and other important cen
ers of population.
Brake beam travellers increase with
the advent of warm weather as they
work their way out OF the larger cities.
up from the south, or from various
| charitable institutions where they have
avoided the nip of wintry blasts. In
addition to the regular spring grist n
/ tramps railroad men tell of those that
/ roam over the country at all times OF
the year taking no account Of seasons.
/ but turning up at any time anywhere
and happy and contented as the day is
| long il they can get handout when
/ they are hungry and an unauthorized
railroad ride when they are tired OF
walking or they are on some longer
/ hike than usual.
In addition to the veteran tramp,
! who is in a class by himself. there is
the near-tramD class. who roam from
place to place. working a short time
here and a short time there. but never
long anywhere. Many skilled mechan-
les belong TO this class of nomads En-
/ ployes of the roads converging i'm this
| city tell some wonderful tales Of the
adventures Of these men.
/ No inconsiderable number Of the Of
fetal dispatches received at the gem
eral offices Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
/ road are based on accidents Detailing
either to men and boys stealing rides
on freight trains or TO trespassers on
/ the tracks. The American disposition
to regard tho tracks OF railroad as
footpaths railroad men recognize as
one Of the most difficult things TO
/ overcome.
The event OF the season. Topkis'
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
ODESSA
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SPECIAL TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
ODESSA, Del, July 2O-Afrs. ]. w.
Watkins and daughters have returned
home after a visit with Trenton, n.
j., friends
Mrs. James A. Melvin and little
daughter are guests OF her mother.
Mrs. Dorothy Giich.
Misses Ida and Elma Eaton Of Eel
ton. have been visiting their aunt.
Mrs. d. j. Given.
Mrs. Henry Higgins and children of
Delaware City, have been guests Of
d. w. Corbit.
Miss Bessie Cats. OF Philadelphia.
spent last week with William Eccles
and family
Miss Mary Aspril has been spending
week with Pennsylvania friends.
DR.. Henry Smyth and family spent
last week at Longport. n. J.
George Heldmyer has gone to Mt.
Polas1i, ILL.,. for a month.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
MIDDLETOWN
Special to TIN EVENING Jo' RNAI'

Special TO TIN EVENING Jul RNAI,
MIDDLETOwN. Del. July 20-Ed-
mond Blome has put i'm a bakery and
has begun the business.
L. G. Scott has been appointed local
Telephone Company
W r. DeValinger Of Townsend. has
opened grocery and meat store in
the building recently vacated by Will
liam Brockson.
The Rev. Percy L. Dononghay is on
a ten days trip to Pittsburg and other
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bell. Of Will
mington. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. y. T. Bradley.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
S. H. Stats.
COrSetS

We would call your attention again
to our line Of BATISTE CORSETS at
ONE DOLLAR. comprising the newest
models in leading and well-known
standard makes.
r. & G.. DEEP HIP with the TAP
ERlNG WAIST and LONG BACK and
MEDIUM BUST; biased throughout;
hose supporters front and sides. This
corset is guaranteed in every particu-
lar to give satisfactory wear.
THOMSON'S GLOVE FITTING"
straight front, bias gored: hose sup
porters attached. Also with the LONG
PRINCESS" BACK and cut on the
NEW EXTENDED FRONT and HTP
PATTERN. The oldest. most reliable
and best-known Corset in the world.
THOMSON'S SPECIAL CORSET
FOR STOUT FIGURES. 1t is HEAV-
lily BONED throughout. and a wide
belt around bottom of corset produces
a smooth fit over the hips. Hose Sup
porters front and sides. The best DOL
LAR Corset for stout women on the
market
LA RENE. the Queen OF corsets.
with the celebrated NOBRAKE SIDE
STEEL. The best materials and work
manship. Fit and finish warranted TO
give satisfaction.
THE DOUBLE We WAISTS FOR
LADIES. A dainty underwaist-straight
front. girdle body with corset cover
effect at top; lace trimmed
LADIES' and MISSES FERRIS
WAISTS.
AT so CENTS we offer some most
OCCASIONALLY good Corsets in Batiste.
modelled after the Si.00 numbers. Hose
supporters front and sides
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
BUTTERMILK A
POPULAR DRINK
Being Sold in Large Quanti-
ties by SaIOOniStS and
Druggists

The buttcrmilk fad is proving a
good thing for farmers. Butter maxi
ing was rapidly going out Of fashion
IN this section and instead OF making
trips to town TO dispose Of butter and
eggs. the farmers sold their milk to
tho dairymen. Most OF the eggs are
now sold TO peddlers and others who
make regular calls upon the farmers.
The buttermilk habit is growing so,
however. that butter making is be-
coming more profitable than selling
milk
Years ago most OF the huttermik
was fed TO the pigs. and while people
who live on the farms generally look
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
POEMS FAIL TO WIN BACK
WIFE WHO LEFT HIM

CHICAGO. July 20-James Phillips,
who married daughter Of the Row.
r. r. +. Dornblasser, OF Grace
Evangelical Church. and who is now
suing his wife's father for $1,000 dam
ages for alleged alienation Of his wife S
affections. includes in his bill of COM
plaint a poem and "a hymn
In introducing his poem. Phillips
says I'm his hill Numerous letters
have been sent by plaintn 10 his wife
couched in the most affectionape
strain. asking her 70 return TO a home
he viii furnish and properly maintain
for her. And when the pleadinrs Of
prose failed TO arouse his wife To- a
sense of love and duty he was con
strained to call in the help of zhe
muses. IN trying 10 make an impress
sion on his wife's heart"
This is what he tried to impress her
with;
Meath azure skies forlorn / stood
While lovers smiled on maidcns fair.
The amorous scene were i'm solitude.
Vert thou not there; vert thou nD,
there.
II palace and the sea were mine.
And Crocsus's wealth should he my
share.
Bliss ncer would TO my heart entwine.
Vert thou not there; vert thou nos
there.
And when lifes pathway have
crossed.
Eternal joy in heaven 20 share;
My sweetest pleasure would be lost.
Vert thou not there. vert thou not
there.
And then some more.
The verse and hymn had no effect.
Mrs Phillips said.
''My husband abused me and could
not support me. That is all there is in
IT, 7 had TO return with my children
10 my father. He may write poetry
tin doomsday. but no more Phillips foI
me-"
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
~~;;yS,1Fagah.
Health
Never Fails 10 Restore Gray iiair
TO ifs Natural Color and Beauty

no matter how long Il has been gray
or faded. Promotes a luNuriant growth
of healthy hair. stops its falling out
and positively removes Dandruff.
Keeps hair soft and glossy. Refuse
all substitutes. IL times as much
In Si.O0 as soc size. Is Not a Dye.
81 and SOC. bottles, at druggists.
Send &c for free book The Care Of the
Hair Philo Hay Spec Co,
Newark. n J.
Hays Hsrfiua Soap cures Pimples.
rcd rough and chapped hands. and an
skin diseases. Keeps skin fine and soft.
25c druggists. Send &c for free book
The Care OF the skin"
N. B. DANF0RTH
SECOND AND MARKET SIS.
z. James Belt. cappeau, casperson
Gallagher g. Bro, J. =. Harmonson
! Spruanos- Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
FINAL PREPARATIONS
FOR MILITIA CAMP

Colonel Theodore Townsend. COM
mandant. Adjutant General Wicker
sham. and other officers Of the Ma
tional Guard of Delaware, including
the commander-in-chie Governor
simeon 5. Pennewill, are making final
preparations for tho opening of the
Delaware militia's encampment at the
Riverside Range. near New Castle
Company G of Dover, now in charge
of two commissioned officers, is pre-
pairing TO make an excellent showing.
The officers win be First Lieutenant
Herbert NJ. Jones and Second Lieuten-
ant John +. LeFevre. Lieutenant Le-
Fevre has passed all his regimental
examinations and is expecting to re-
ceive his commission one day this
week before Saturday. He is regard
ed as a well-equipped officer and has
travelled both in this country and
Europe.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

medical authorities. who claim it to
be the best stomach tonic, and TO have
a good effect upon other organs Of
the body.
- 1910 -----
Fifty cents saved on every dollar. at
Topkis' Rummage sale
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
ChiIdren'S S Waists

LITTLE BEAUTY" Waists for
Girls and Boys. 25 cents.
LITTLE BEAUTY" Waists for
Girls--lace trimmed. 35 cents.
SUSPENDER WAISTS for Boys
NAZARETH WAISTS.
"ACORN" KNITTED WAISTS for
Girls and Boys, - 1-2 cents.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

visit To Topkis' .Rummage sale
viii save moneys
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

Talk of the town. TopSis' Rummagc
Sale.+
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

The event OF the season. Topkis'
Rummage Sale"
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

Remnants that have
accumulated from the
first of January; rem
nants from I to 4
yards, Of all kinds Of
dress goods.
Basement.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

On this table you will find white Shirtwasts and
colored also white Underskirts and colored Wrap
pers and Sacques and Kimonos.f ANY OF these ar
tices worth from SOC to 75c each
n King ST.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20

Table No. 6
SOC TO Sf.O0 Children's CoIored Or
and Babies White Dresses ZVG
The Children's Dresses arc i'm sizes from to 3
years in all colors that sells for soc TO 7sc. .,1c ba
bies long and short white dresses slightly soiled
that sells for from soc TO SIoO all have been put
ono table al price for tomorrow only.
Market St
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gutt perlakt feinen seransr.

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,,Wtan mmk amf id)ledbte Seiten,
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9ak Seber MN b'ranf tuettet:
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ilnS brubt 9err Gtaelberser fd)pn:
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Bel der Entbiiliuna zines Lin
eoln-i)enkmals erkrallkt.
Bisrzolls erbSht.
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abgebfatlflt
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oerneursaIat lei.
s5n &irbDpiIe ipuroen 5lpci
aeine ainoer, Soiepbine nllb Safe
BonIiep, bier II. adt Sabre aft, bon
einem 6ra6t5uge iiberfobren nltD
getotet.
glus 9lraltios gaB miro eentei<
SET, oos 8aiier in Der Heb Sis
9ap Jet CUR 8eit tiefer aIS je 8nnpt.
8eiln @rolio ibres 9anieS na-
sc slmorido fall1en SenrD Wtiann1
un6 iein ffeiner Sobn unt's 9eben.
9. 6. George, Ell befmlnteE
giireer bon @ouiton, lpuroe als els
nadlts naA &ouie flibr, bon ltnbe-
fanntcn iiberfallen, eridlogen une
aitsgerallbt.
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nadlen oocr Dum Der Grfa6rnna
zines 8eiuDbners bon San
9lntpnip si prpfitierea.

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pertinent.
@s ulllB belpeiien, ooB eg 10 it,
mie oargeltellt.
0ie 9ln9abe oes Sabrifonten 1T
feill iiber5eugenoer 8etpeis Ser Site
ooer oes Bor5nges.
9lber oas Enforcement bon eSreuu.
Sen lit es.
@elebt ben Saa nun, Sbr bdttet
einen i6lirnmen Giiden,
ginen Der labm llnb fhlpo9 ift
unb i6rner5t,
8iiroet SIR oaran erperirnentic-
rem?
SIR meroet notiirlid BON oieIen
iogenannfen 8uren leien>
@nooriiert BON Gremben, Die in
meiter Serne mobnen.
Sc lit ober onoers, ipenn oos gn-
ooriement bon 81 Sallie fomnlt,
8eil es leift lit, oos beinriIde
3eugnis gu bepeiien.
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peis, oaB ieoe Sdodtel bon Doan's
9sieren Gillen ibre 5duloigfeit tut.
2eiet oieIen 5al:
90. S. Manolpis, Muiifbonoter:
81 @eit-Gomnerce StroBe, San
9ntonio, Seros, iaet:: SD fiibltc
mid IN 5olge bon 9sterenItorungeH
Iebr milerabel. Wein Hiiden NOR
labm. SD lit an beftieen 4opf-
idn1er5en un0 es maneelte mil oil
"ieSer grergie. Da i'd erfltbr, oaB
9oon's Rieren 9illen cine politipe
Seilung in ioIden 8allen betpirten
uno oa aue anoeren Wfittel, Die i'd,
oeriudt bette, eth Seblidlag paren.
10 beridaffte i'd mir cine SdaAtel
bonn 9erar Drug Store. 0urd ib=
rel1 @ebraud nuroe ntein Giicfetr-
idner3 noQItanoig entferi,t mo ih
erlan9te meine CUTE @eiunobeit lpie=
ser"
3un1 8erfonf BEL alien Sanolerp.
8reis 80 Gents. Joiter-Milburn
So, Buffalo, geetp gorf, oIein;gc
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staoter.
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9oanS uno nehn,t feine onoercn.