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Evening journal., 1909-10-16
REMOVAL NOTICE

pEM0VNL NOTICE,
n DR.. F. b Manchester announces the
removal of his offices from 400 and 4iO
Equitable Building, Wilmington. Del. TO
i04 Delaware avenue, on Monday. Sep
tcmber q. 1909 sept2o-frno
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LOST AND FOUND

T Jsf-KN ORDER BOOK BETWEEN
- 9Th and Market and sth and Lom-
bard, 81 reward n returned TO 800 Madi-
son ST. oi5-2t
7 OST-ON THURSDAY. WATCH AND
- rob. reward n returned to S3 Mar
ket street. Octl6-at
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John ]. Ryan Ruus 4 Saloon.

John ]. Ryan formrly coal oil in
spector and also a hotel proprietor at
Leipsic. has purchased the saloon. No
SOL Tatnall street, occupied by Will
liam Mutschler He will assume charge
at once.
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NOTICES.

ri OTfCE~TnE MEMBERS OF VASH-
~ ington Camp. No. 4. p. O. s. OF A.,
and other camps are requested TO meet
at the lodge room. 6l2 Shipley street. to-
funeral OF Brother William Keatley.
Octl6-1t
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u INcrpIrc.TOP

SPECIAL INSTRUCTOR.
Special instructor. now on duty
every Tuesday and Friday evenings at
Wilmington Study Rooms. Cos Market st.
end ho0r). II. w. BUSH.
Oct9-lmo. Manager.
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oIREcToRss

i. Bringhurst. Jr. Saml X. Smith
+. Smith Brennan ]. Wilkins Cooch
Jos. l.. Carpenter Willard SALISBURY
otho Rowland Robt. b. Wheeler
John Bancroft John III. Dandy
Franklin Taylor Thos. s. Bellah
Henry B. Thompson
Or. James A. Draper. Jr.
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WANTED

IT xry S'xsH sRftsF
w paid for feather beds and pillows.
SANITARY MATTRESS Co, ~ East
Filth street aepCs-lno
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3slifE TABLE
s. 2 ;S'I;l
I;@tR;s
Y. W. Cor. 9Th and Market Sis.
Capital and Surplus. si.OOO.OOs

A Safe Deposit Box is
the proper place in which
to store papers that are
valuable. We rent them,
in our vaults, at $500 per
year or SIoo per year,
according to size.
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PERSONAL.

= PNcHEI0R-GiRL, 81 WEALrI.iI.l,
y would marry. Ne, Box 81. l.essee'
Toledo. Gllio. Ocli'-N
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DANCING.

DANCING at the MUSIC HALL
-..,, s,rset. between second and
sr9.rl S.2i.,il a,.er,, Monday Wednesday ana
rri5sv wifh filll orchestra. Dancinx
nom 10 IN This nall can be rented ior
balls. suppsrs, lectures. e1c''t7 p-'A'-T
anu u r. KRUEGER, 90 W. Fourth 81
septlS-imo.
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sprngcrs, feeders and two Holsiein stock
bulls and one Durham This is an eN-
ceptionally fine lot Of cows. many - good
as money can buy. Dinner for all from
II TO 1 o'clock.
Sixty days' credit. interest added
Cows tested and delivered. Stock must
be as guaranteed or money refunded.
We sell more cows than any firm In
Delaware and can suit the most particu-
lar customer.
JOHN II. o'NEAL.
Ellis Hicks. clerk octi2-5t
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DuBLIc sALE a KLAIR's RAzAAR

DUBLIC SALE AT KLAIR's BAZAAR
on Saturday, October g. 1909 al
O'Clock. First sale Of the season.
A big auction sale or fifty horses. all
kinds and description. Some extra good
business horses The largest and finest
assortment OF harness in the city all
Blankets Of all kinds. Three new rubber
tire runabouts. two secondhand rubber
tire runabouts; one new buggy: one
phaeton one break cart. two road
carts; one new twO-scated rubber tire.
no top. an extra fine wagon. The largest
assortment OF harness IN the city. all
kinds. Anyone having horses or goods
TO SELL this Is the place TO bring them
and get the cash for them. This IS the
place to buy your horses. If they are
not as represented. bring them back and
get your money back. Also five good
COWS; cows 90 ", " u; u, ,kaR,Airh;,, u, irh;.,,, G,
PUBLIC SALE
WI be sold at my residence, Clay
mont, Del,
THURSDY. OCTOBER q. 1909,
at 1.30 o'clock. sharp.
Two car loads Of Fresh COWS, and
Close Springers.
Sixty days credit. interest added.
GEO. S. BIGGER.
Jacob Slaughter. Auct. Octi6-lt
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PUBLIC SALE

PU bI<IO SALE
Cuba. DEL
on MONDAY. OCTOBER 18TH.
az / o'clock, sharp.
Fifty head OF cows OF all kinds, includ-
ing IS cows with calves by their side.
l5 as good Holstelns as ever we're sold In
Delaware; I thoroughbred Holstoin that
Is said TO give 25 quarts OF milk per day.
some good butter cows, a few backward
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HEIP WANTED-FEMALE

FFLP W AN ED-F EFM r Ii
TxTNNTED-TWO COMPETENT WHITE
w girls cook and housemaid; references.
Apply MRS. EDWARD =. CANRY, 1zl2
Delaware Ave. Ocul-L
Wy ANTED-WHITE HELP. GERMAN
w cook and chambermald; COOKS
housework girls: help for Washins,9snn. sn.
TFIIfGENCE OFFICE. 500 Madison
street.
sept2s-1mo-e.o.d :, ;,7.v,
xry A NTED-LADY OF INTEGltii,L.,ll ~
w for two months pleasant tI'{rSss.
ment Salary Sl-O0 per uiiS' 6ctfe1f
af.ADY'0 care Journal SSs5S7st
xrY1NTED-LADY UNlNCI alSs,isfiaS ~, d,,,,1av
w fo travel one interested ~ ? Star, stsrt
school work preferred. sxnenses. 9el,ss state
yly.vy ~ P7' 'employment. Address r1nsr,,
PfTSNENT,' care Journal 0S-lS---
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Sy2%A
fucn'trsrsll

tlemen, don't miss this sale as VIC Will
show you a real auction sale We put
them up and sell them. don't do like
some dealers that are in the business;
no fake, a real auction sale. Come and
we VIII show you how we do e.
Octle.2c.2s.
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SHERrFF's SALE.

writ Of Levari Facias to me directed.
VIII be exposed TO Public sale az the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the citN
OF Wilmington New Casue Soun'y'
ON SATURDAY, ...,
THE 23RD DAY OF OCTOBER, ls09,
at 10 o'clock. a. in.s
the following described real estate, VIC.
All that certain lot OF land, with 2 two
uate In the said city OF Wilmingtons
bounded and described as follows to.wi,.
Beginning al the northcrly side OF SlNth
street. between Adams and jackson
streets. at tho distance OF seNenty.seVen
feet from the westerly side or Adams
street. aud at the centre of the party wall
between this and the adjoining dwsliins
on the east. thence northerly. through the
centre OF said wall parallel TO Nosms
street, seventy-siX feet seven ana hai
inches TO the southerly side or a thfee-
feet wide alley. leading into ADAMS
street thence westerly along sad sue
Of said alley. parallel TO Sixth street.
parallel 10 Adams street scventy-siN feet.
seven and half inches to the aforesaid
northerly side OF sixth street. and thence
thereby eaatcrly fifteen feet TO the place
Of beginning. BE the contents thereof
what they may. with the free use anu
privilege Of said alley with others en-
titled thereto in comon forever.
Seized and taken In execution az the
prperty of Saractta Benson, admlms-
/ tratrix OF Kate l.. Slicer. deceased mort,
gagor dorsey J. Shcer, husbana ~
Kate T.. Slicer and co-mortgagor. beius
deceasedl and to be sold by
CHARLES II. LlPPlNCOIr,,. .,s.
shern's once. wilmington, Del.
October II. 1902. ol2'l3'lelS'2o'--
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WANTED r. 900 COLLECTORS, II
w years Of age or over. TO serve on
Saturday, October 30th, at a. m. in
the Red Cross Relief Apply
r. r.. kElM.
~ r. Cor. Fifth and Shipiey Streets
Octi6-tf
Man WANTED-TO ACT AS OUR
NA agent In this city. Good induce
mcnt and good prospects. Salesmanship
experience preferred. Address GAS
USERS ASSOCIATION. 1853 Madison
street, Chicago. Oct16-lt
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sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF \
writ OF Levari Facias. TO me directed,
will be exposed TO Public sale,
at the Court House, on Market street.
between Tenth and Eleventh stfeets. N
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PUBLIC SALE
or six car loads Of Cattle at Ken
net Square Hotel yards, Pa.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 90. 1909
at / o'clock
$50 head OF Fresh Cows. Fat feeders
and bulls, cattle OF all description. Gen.
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SHERITTS sAIlE-BY VIRTUE OF 4
writ OF Vendltloni Exponas. TO me d.
rected, will be exposed 10 public sale
AZ tho Court House, ON Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
I'm The city OF Wilmington, New Castle
rouuf, nrlaworc
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14

state may buy and erect replica Of the statue
and bass-roliefs lately executed by the sculptor.
Louis AmateIs. of Washington.
The crowninG figure OF this model is that OF
Confederate woman cast IN heroic size. She IS
classeally sarbed. With one hand she extends the
flag OF the Coufede-acy. IN the other she holds
drawn sword Below are two bass-reI!efs. one.
"Du the Battlefield shows the Confederate woman
nursing the wounded She sits In the foreground.
q soldier lying prone. with his head her knees.
while around her The battle RACES
The other bass-reIlef News from the Front
shows a Southern family az home during the war.
One woman IS at the spinning wheel another Is
seyinz-Tnaking clothes for the soldiers. An old
nurse. slave. sits with a baby her lap. In
the midst OF this group stands a tall lad, Just
come from the postofiice. holding aIoft a letter
from the husband and father at the front.
The success Of tas movement to honor the women
Of the Confederacy is due mainly General c.
Irvine Walker, chairman Of the United Confederate
Veterans committee and special representative OF
the United Sons Of Confederate Veterans. and
Colonel James Mann. of Norfolk Va. chairman OF
the United Sons OF Confederate Veterans.
By various meaus-oue OF them the sale OF our
Women IN War" supplements published in the
south-most Of the states have already raised and
contributed money IN different amounts. Here
are the sums vet remaining 10 be raised by the
people Of each state IN order that each may re-
celye for erection copy In bronze OF the statue
and the two bass-reiefs. Alabama, $685. Arkansas
Si559: Florida. $3.50. Georgia, 8 lS2; Kentucky.
A,s24; Louisiana. $271; Maryland. $49iS Misss
sippi s35l4; Missouri, $3.50, North Carolina. A129,
South Carolina. S2eC2; Tennessee. $3.os2, Texas.
8sI7: Virginia t2l4 and West Virginia. 1885
To the cost Of the repca-s5 Oco-must be added
the cost Of the pedestal and Of erecting the
ment. It is believed by the promoters OF the
movement that the people OF each Southern state
after paying for the bronzes can with entire pro
priety appeal 10 their respective legislatures for
appropriations OF from $1,000 10 $4,000, whatever
amount may be considered necessary. to erect a
suitable pedestal Each state Will decide for itself
the character and cost of the pedestal The Legis-
lature Of South Carolina has already passed a bill
making such appropriation
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
HOW ! MADE
MY HAIR GROW
Woman with Marvelously Beautiful Hair Gives
Simple Home Prescription Which She Used
with Most Remarkable Results.

was greatly troubled with dandruff and fall
ing hair / tried many advertised hair prepara-
lions and various prescriptions, but they all
sipnaIIy failed: many of them made my hair
greasy. so il was impossible 10 comb it or do
Il up properly think that many Of the things
I tried were positively injurious. and from my
own experience ! can not too stronglv caution
Won against using preparations containing wood
alcohol and other poisonous substances, I be-
Iieve thev iniurc the roots Of the hair. After
nv long list of failures I finally found a simple
nrescription which used with most remarkable
results and I can unhesitatingy state that 1t is
bevond doubt the most wonderful thing for the
hair I have ever seen. Many Of my friends have
also used it and obtained wonderful effects
therefrom II not only is n powerful stimulant
TO the growth of the hair. and for restoring
gray hair to its natural color, but II is equally
good for removing dandrun, giving the hair life
and briliiancy. etc. and for the purpose OF keep
ing. the scalp in first-class condition; it also
makes the hair much easier to comb and ar
range in nice form. I have friend who used it
two months and during that time it not only
stopped the falling of his hair and wonderfully
increased it's growth. but it practically restored
all his gray hair TO its natural color. You can
obtain the ingrs dents for making this wonder
full preparation from almost any druggist. The
prescription is as follows:
Bay rum, ozs: MenthoI crystals. ne-half
drachnl; LaVOna de Compose, = OzS-; To-kalon
perfume, ! TO tcaspoonfu!s-
Apply night and morning; rub thoroughly
into the scalp.
Go TO YOUR druggist and ask for an eight
ounce bottle containing six ounces of bay rum:
also one half drachm of Menthol crystals, and
for a two-ouncc bottle of Lavona de Composee
Mix the ingredients yourself in your own home
Add the Menthol crystals to the bay rum and
then pour I4avona de Compose, and add the
To-Kalon perfume. Let it stand for one-half
hour and IL is ready for use.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
MORE BUTTONS THAN EVER.

The old-fa shioned fashion OF buttons that button
into real buttonnoles and actually constitute the
fastening OF the gown has come back, only that
there are more of them than any one ever
:, aoun before Many gown buttons from neck
to hem with tiny lace crochet buttons that will
sorely try the patience of the best of maids. The
fashion is one that the indolent should not copy,
for Il entails much work at first and constant
care thereafter as those small buttons have
most provoking way Of popping of or coming out
by the roots" The smart httle buttoned skirts of
linen are "a saving Of labor however, for when
unfastened they are much easier to launder than
scanned skirt. Although the buttons on gowns
are mostly small those on coats larger than
eyer and the latest craze IS for Egyptian locusts.
scarabs or other bugs that terrifying in shape.
though attractively enaulelled.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
Don't Be Ugly, Plain or Homely, When This
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ont and prevented what seemed 20 De almost
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New-York tribune., 1909-03-14

The New York browning Society held meeting
last Wednesday afternoon at the Waldorf-ABtoria
Miss Isabel McDougaI read paper on Christian
Socialism in Aurora Leigh" Mrs. Charles Eliot
Birge talked The Letters Literary Rec
ord
The County Meath Home Industries Association
OF Navan, Ireland. is holding exhibition OF
Irish lace robes scarfs collars etc. at the Scuola
Gallery; No SO West Gsth street The laces will
be view from 10 a. m. p. m. until March 20
The Countess OF Aberdeen IS president Of the COM
mttee OF this association.
Mr and Mrs. Dearborn ] Adams and Miss Flor
ence Helen Adams viii be at home on the after
noon of Thursday March Is, from until o'clock,
at their residence. No. So West Ssth street. The
occasion IS a double one-the celebration OF the
tweuty-flfth anniversary Of the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs Adams. and the introduction into society
OF Miss Adams. their eldest daughter.
A meeting in the interests Of the education of
crippled children will be held IN the chapel OF
| Teachers College. No. 525 West 10th street. on
Tuesday evening There will be addresses by DR..
James E. Russell. dean Of Teachers College; Gus
tave straubenmuIer, associate superintendent OF
schools Of New York City. and DIT. Henry Ling
Taylor professor Of orthopedc surgery in the Post
Graduate Medical School and Hospital The meet
ing IS under the auspices Of the Association OF
Public School Teachers Of Crippled Children
The Public Education Association announces
| conference to be held at the rooms or the Wom-
ans Municipal League. No. 19 East 26th street,
Tuesday evening $50 o'clock. The subject for
discussion viii be the need OF providing
: school Fairgrounds and school gardens
The Pascal Institute School Of Domestic Art and
Science held an Easter bazaar at the institute,
No 576 Lexington avenue, March 2, and f3-
Cakes candles and more useful articles Of
fered for sale. The proceeds will be used toward
increasing the maintenance fund. The directors Of
the school are most anxious to create a scholar
ship fund so that girls who the instruction.
but cannot afford pay for it, need not be turned
away Although the bazaar is over, Miss Marga-
ret P Pascal executive secretary, is always very
glad to receive and acknowledge contributions
Mrs Frederick D. Nye announces three Bsnten
mornings by Grace Fisher and Minnie Crudup
Vesey on Tuesdays at Il o'clock at her home. Nc.
a07 West 55th street. On March % there will be
Songs and Tales OF the North and South and
on the Tuesdays following songs and sketches from
the old English and old French.
The serni-rnonthly meeting Of the New Century
study Circle, the Rev. Phebe A Hanaford Pres-
dent was held on Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Frank Mattison. 30. 514 West 56th street.
7,y,a ,,arer NJ tbe dav on Historical New York,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
To REcomE sYLPHLIKE.

II that part Of the feminine world which is striv-
ing 70 attain syIphlike proportions would adopt
tho Tapanese method OF gaining them they would
surely be assured OF success. The mothers OF the
NIikado's realm consider a fat bride a disgrace.
and so for weeks before the wedding they deal
out daily to their obedient daughters three tea
spoonfuls Of rice and one glass Of hot water. and
on tho bridal day the maidens led forth as
v,iIlovv and slender as heart could desire
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
PoraSoEs and JNofHofs Mofcb Gos0r7S
Now Long Goats Designed by Paris Dressnnakers
Appear in Black SILK and Satin
With Effective Lines.
With Effective Lines.

ried a white silk paraso made in the narrow
gored form, trimmed with diamond shaped moths
Of brocaded silk Of the same dainty shades as the
flowers on her hat. These hats Of coarse straw
are immensely popular among women who speno
large sums on their gowning. Simple as they ap-
pear. trimmed only with 4 ribbon bow. bunch of
fruit OF rosette Of flowers, danger lies in their
very simplicity. II is the simplicity Of unlimited
means The bow is tied by the fingers Of a mas
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
STATUES TO WOMEN
Increment TO Erect a Memorial to
Them in Each Confederate State.

The South has raised many monuments to the
men who fought for the Confedaracy, but the pa
triotism of the Confederate women has remained
uncomrnernorated save by one small shaft, the
one at Fort Mil South Carolina Now, at last
however, these women are to have tribute paid
them in lasting bronze The Southern States are
raising funds. and the legislatures of some OF
them are approprating money. TO the end that each
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14

Set low or her head, one side tipped little.
that half her profile seen. her pot shaped
hat Of the coe-sest aaginable straw. FHarly
white IN shade. II trimmed with stunning
bow OF black ribbon. placed directly the edge
of the crown. Circling the crown lightly, their
ends hidden under the bow. were two lines, set
far apart, Of hne flowers in pale dainty shades Of
color; blue .orget-me-nots tiny pink blossoms OF
the pepper trees and fine white flowers. She car
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
Club and Social Notes

was read by Mrs. Alonzo Milton Livingston. Tea
served and musical programme given
The entertainment for the benefit Of the Emanuel
Sisterhood Of Personal Service, given under the
auspices Of the Society Of Jewish Art, viii take
place tomorrow night at $50 o'clock There viii
be elaborate tableaus from Jewish history,
The annual meeting Of Branch I. Army Relief
Society, held March at the residence Of
Mrs. William c. Church. the president No. 81
Irving Place. The following officers elected:
President. Mrs. Guy Howard: first yice-pTesideuJ,
Harmon D. Hull; secretary. Mrs. F. Jarvis Patten
and treasurer, Mrs. Francis 2. Jones.
At the meeting OF the Daughters Of Ohio held
at the Waldorf March 8. It was announced that
Mrs William II. Taft. wife Of President Taft VIII
address the society some time during the spring
There a informal discussion OF the suffrage
question in which Mrs. Welch. of Colorado spoke
Charles Battell LOOMS gave short reading.
The Dixie Club. Of New York City will have its
annual election Thursday. March IS at the Hotel
Astor. After the election there will be a social
meeting, beginning at p m Miss Kitty Cheat
ham, Miss Margaret Dunlap and Miss Franklin viii
sing and rccte. Mrs. Ruth McEnery Stuart and
Mrs. Donald Mclean Will be guests Of honor.
The New York Chapter Of the United Daughters
OF the Con1ederacy VIII celebrate its twelfth an
8 80 o'clock in the evening. Mrs Charlie Anna
Norris is chairman of the entertainment commit
There VIII be musical. followed by infor-
nal refreshments and 4 reception.
The College Women's Club will give for its
annual benefit ''pivot bridge and euchre'' in the
Astor Gallery Of the Waldorf-Astoria Saturday
morning March 20. at II o'clock. The proceeds
will go toward maintaining the young women
whom the club is supporting different colleges
The arrangements are in charge Of Mrs. John NJ
Gardner
The National California Club in New York VIII
give a musical for its next monthly meeting
Mrs Beatrice Fine. chairman of the music COM
mittee collected various compositions by Califor-
mans during her recent visit to that state, and
some of these will be performed The meeting
will be held on Tuesday afternoon. March 16, at
the WaIdorf-Astoria.
The reception which to have been given to
Mrs s. Dickinson Lewis by some of her friends
has been unavodabiy postponed.
a meeting Of all the committees Of the National
Society OF Patriotic Women held last Friday
afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria The member
ship committee reported eighteen new members
enrolled during the last month.