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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16
Fur Hats Still Popular.

Fur hats are. Of course. still to be
seen. but the latest idea for winter
chspeaux is to have them of suede,
kid or tweed; this last is somewhat
commonplace. but the two first are
very smart.
They are like the Panama in shape.
and are stitched AL over in lines,
while the trimming is simple, being
merely a cord and tassel. or 4 swath-
ing of kid on suede. or vice-versa
round the crown
Crocodile skin may have a velvet
band and buckle severely plain. and
Only by the long. sweeping lines Of
their shape do they assert their fem
insnity
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

II Is a season Of sashes. True. thev
ere attached 70 the skirt instead ~
being separated from &. out the cffect
Is the same. The waist line - drsped
Il r. done in tho high wasted skirt
as q means o. finishing the sharp
edge. II Is done with the tuuic end
also with the separate bodice. Ons
rarely sees The waist line without
folds around q And there T. always
= buckle somewhere with long cash
ends that hang straight o. cross the
figure and tie On the opposite side,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16
OYSTERS

Is our. specially. We have nothing
but the best We have our boats to
run them daily from the oyster beds
tina. are clean. sweet and pure. No
contamination OF impurity whatever.
You viii not take fever from our
oysters. But what can you expect
.hen you bur the worthless slop that
= dragged around the streets and
scId. We also have ali kinds % nee
'resh fish in season. Clans crabs.
zane SC; fresh. live ana eoiiet
os,sters every day. All orders have
prompt and personal attention No
,s07 Washington Ave DeH Phone
~. shipping House per A New
-ort News. Va We supply ships ~
hort notice
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

ly braided. the other part only being
edged with the braid arranged in
small scrolls: the braiding on the cuff
matches that on lower part OF coat.
Black satin forms the revers.
Hat of soft felt turned up at the
side and trimmed with wings and a
buckle.
Materials required: Seven yards cloth
as inches wide, Y yard satin. three
buttons, three dozen yards braid. six
yards silk for coat lining.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16
a Popular ysbot.

Probably the most popular jabot Of
the moment Is the "one-sided." as u
is called. II fills the open space above
the spo; where the average coat il
CLOSED, yet is not fussy.
A rev idea in one-sidcd Effects Is {
cascade Of net edged with narrow
Cluny lace, while a strip Of CiUuy In
sertion Is placed under one edge Of
the cascade and caught 10 II.
Another novelty Is jabot IN cas-.
cade effect as Ear as the bust line
From there Il extends TO q double
frin at the belt At the top Il Is
finished with a net bow.
Yet another Is net friil edged With
lace and sewed 20 a strip Of Insertion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16
COSTUME OF BROWN CLOTH
Effective Design Just Now Popular
Among English Women OF
Fashion.

Cigar brown cloth is chosen for this
costume. that has a plain, well gored
skirt cut walking length. The coat
has a plastron taken from shoulders
20 end of coat; Il is cut wider near
the lower part, where 1t is handsome
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

The Buffalo board OF education Is
considering a opposition TO introduce
In the public schools textbook on
Buffalo which will give pupils some
knowledge OF the Industries and insti-
tutions OF the city in which they ave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

This model is made of pongee; II is
tucked all over in fine tucks and
trimmed with fagoted bands of the
material and straps Of soutache and
tiny buttons.
The long sleeves are tucked cross
wise on the outside only and are
trimmed at the bottom to correspond
with the rest'of the waist. The tucked
guimpe is of linOn or muslin. the col
lar trimmed with the souiaehe and
buttons
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

Examining the map of Russia. with
the figures NJ hand. il is found that
the greatest falling on in lax culture
is in those provinces trat formerly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

In a series OF telephone expert
ments. German scientist has made
magnets, alternating current trans
formers. and even dwnamos talk with
formers. and even dynamos talk with
membranes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

EkateTlnoslay is one of the largest
and most progressive industrial cen
ters in Southern Russia, and has
population OF 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

Gas lighting hiss recently been
doomed IN Japan. and some ten new
companies are TO be fioated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

The public debt of Germany is now
sii3,SS7, SOC. made up mostly of 3 ami
Sia per cent bonds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

produced the largest quantities OF
good fax fiber Tor expcg alton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16
MUCH IN LITTLE.

Slams imports OF electrical supplies
have trembled In Ave yeats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16

Half of the worlds production OF
nickel come 5 from the United states.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-16
.af1def'ifle
GROWS HAIR
and We can
PROVE 1T!
a lady from Minnesota writes;
las result OF using DandeTine. my hair
Is close to five feet In length"
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost

LIAR troubles, like many other diseases. have
IL been wrongly diagnosed and altogether mis-
understood. The hair itself is not the thing 20
be treated for the that il is simply product
of the sealI,and wholly dependent upon its action
The scalp is the very soil in which the hair IS pro
duced. nuftu:sd and grown. and il alone should
receive the attention II results to be expected
IL would do no earthly good TO treat the stem OF
plant with view OF making II grow and become
more beautifu-the soil in which the plaEt grows
must be attended to- Therefore. the scalp IN which
She grows must receive the attention IL you are
70 expect IL to grow and become more beautiful
LOSS Of hair is caused by the scalp drying mp.
losing its supply of moisture nutriment; when
badness occurs the scalp has Simply lost all its
nourishmept. leaving nothing for the hair 20 feed
upon ia plant tree would die under similar
couditionsl
The natural thing 10 do In either case is to feed
aud replenish the soil scalp as the may lie.
and your crop will grow and multiply as nature
intended it should.
kno~lton's panderine has most wonder
fui effect upon tire hair glands and Tissues OF the
scalp. "a 70 the only remedy fer the hair ever
discovered that is similar TO the natural hair
foods or iicuics of the scalp.
7. peretratcs the pores quickly and the hair
soon shows the effects OF lis wonderfully exhiiar-
ating and iife-producing qualities.
One 2S-ceut bottle is enough to convi'cc you Of
its great worth hair growing aud bair beauti-
tying remedy-try it and see for yourself.
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30
No NEE sCHeOL CODE THIs TELR.

No new school code viii be recon
mended to this session Of the Legislature
by the State Board OF Education. which,
AZ full meeting held in Dover lsst Eees
decided TO ask for two more years il
which TO complete the thorough and %
tirely new school lsw which the state
school Commission now proposes % rec
ommend. This decision was reached
after the Board had consulted Henry
Ridgely, Of Dover, who has made study
Of school mstters and drew the present
sets providing for a system Of free public
schools Mr. Ridgely vas present r.
Gently Eith the state School Co2mission
and county superintendents a. q confer
ence with Phiisdel phis's Superintendent
Brumba1gh and DR.. g. n. Phillips, oi
West Chester, and Al conferences with
educators Of other states.
The ssbjeet is 50 large and tie tine
50 short, said Superintendent Carroll,
concerning the action Of the state Board
and the commission, that laE in keep
ing with advanced education and edu-
cational methods cannot be pToperlpy pre-
pared and properly discussed this Wiz
ter"
The only new lsE affecting the schools
20 be submitted to this Legislature, Il wss
decided, should Be one changing th .
text book statue and providing for real
and actually free text books, instead Of
the district, finally, paying for them ont
Of their dividends. Another urged tie
release Of teachers from the requirement
10 be examined for certificates every two
OF three years. but that merit and Work
sell done should figure in 3 general
average and qualification Of 8 teacher
whose certificate could be extended or
continued from time 20 tine without the
necessity Of the recurring examinations I
The Beard reiterated 8 previous reso-1- 4
ion Of four years ago urging that teachers I
1e required 70 sign contracts.
Tie state Board TOOK high ground for
manual training and urged the Legs a. 4
ure 70 make an application Of this Eork .
4 the public schools, one iH each counfy Z
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT.

There it no plsee in the country where
good rosds would be Of mote beBeEt
and prost 70 IAe people than 10 Kent
snd Sussex counties. The large per
eeBlsgs q Inhabitants OF these two
counties depend upon agricultural pro
daeIs for their living This being the
es-e, good rosds would cause lee team
TO oe sept, and quicker means 81 carry
ing the produee 70 market, thus giving
Ihe farmer more time to work bis farm
and more team With which to work il
The Dover Board Of Trade, and their
is ne BETTER one in Delaware, has Ap
pointed = committee for the purpose Of
investigating the many Esss il which
. good rOsd system may Be had. Tns
committee hiss considered many plans.
one Of which is that the state build 3
$4,000 state road, and that Kent
County be bonded for like sum. The
whole work would be pat under q cap
able road engineer, thus assuring the
best for the money.
Another phase Of the question thes
arhes. This is the transportation OF
stone and road materials, bot the Penn.
sylvaniA Railroad could possibly be 10
dueed to carry this either free or at coat
o. transportation.
Twenty i've thousand dollars were
spent in Ksst County last year for
roads. Where is there . good lasting
road in the county? This same money
would pay interest on aEum hat would
build permanent roads. It Il = fact
that good roads are expensive, cut the
Ices Of time, horssfiesh. aud waste a
peTishable fruiIs is much m.rs szpsD-
siys IN the long run.
Dover should be e0mmenced fcT the /
good move that she has made Ii m'
ooPed that the men Who have udsr
lakeu the task will have t1eesss and
hat = good roads bill Of To right sort
Eili Be presented st the next lszis.at .
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30
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Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30
BRIDGEFILLE

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and Rev = L. gsh1so1. q Eass NsE MarEs-
p=riorEsc t1s esEsUu1y- he e-t1e Eucrsd
loFsly n shits eaieo1 ever WhIis sarsr- ans
alFrlsd 1-icss ruses. Mss En1berlns Efucs-
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Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

and take part in the duty they owe
10 themselves, 10 the town and 10
practical business government The
annual statement Of the town sp-
pears in another column Of this pa
per, and It shows that the finances
are IN such shape that there Is moth
ing for the tax payer to worry over.
The policy Of paying as you go,
has been adopted by Town Council
and each year the street improve
ment work has been done as the
treasury permitted. and when this
Is completed in the next two years,
It viii be time for the town 70 com
mence paying of its floating debt,
the amount Of which was printed
in tull two years ago and remains
the same today about 81, 600
The most interest seems 10 be cen
tTed about the collector and trea-
surer-ship. which pays about $3.50
per year
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30
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Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

n some fields the corn fodder
yet stands, q monument TO the lack
Of labor which could have had
profitable employ. but which was
rot available in most cases yet
this IS a mark Of bad farming from
the point Of view Of a farmer from
the northern country. Generally
the farmers have gotten their crops
secured and farm work wellin hand.
but there are always exceptions
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

Why the appointment 10 all the
vacancy in the United States Mar
shalship for Delaware Is not made.
The people Of this part Of Sussex
County are asking with some earn
sstness Of feeling, and they have a
right TO demand that the services Of
CoTnelius P. Swain, OF Bridgeville,
Be recognized by Senator dupont.
Mr.. Swain IS capable, he has the
backing Of the leading people Of the
county regardless Of party afilia-
ton. and his appointment, as a
New Year present TO a strong
worker for his party. would be ap-
preciated- The temporary appoint
ment Of Mr.. Flynn son to the
place can only Be for a short time
or. at least II should so be.
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

VIZ printed q twelve page paper
fo- several weeks TO afford space
for our advertising but with all Of
this there was a large amount Of
Rews for the past two issues, which
made II necessary TO leave ont much
that was OF interest 10 the people
q Milford and neighboring vicinity.
The church notices were left out
last week for this reason. We are
glad to know that the people read
the Chronicle so closely. and that
50 many have taken an active in
ferest to make il their business 10
impress upon Is their opinions as
70 how the paper should Be con
ducted- We are always glad TO
publish all notices for any public
good a. anytime, but there always
cones = time when the columns OF
any paper are filed, and then II Is
the duty o. the publishers 70 place
such news As Is OF the most general
interest and which VIII make up
70 the best advantage. Thanking
cur friends for their interest, We
viii Try to give all the news that Is
6t 10 print IN 1871.
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

II the organization Of the Senate
and the House next week at Dover,
4 row looks as If the delegation
Eon New Castle County would
have the shaping Of the results very
materially. Five beats four in vot-
ing generally-an and while the
Speakership may come TO Sussex.
yet the juicy plums such as the
Clerkship and reading clerk, will
probably 90 20 the upper county.
IN the House both the speaker
ship and clerkship are likely 10
90 TO New Castle County leav-
ing the minor Offices for Kent and
Sussex TO divide up between them.
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

- ! Ia+s
THERE has been some discussion
Of the propriety Of abOlishing the
levy courts Of the two lower
counties. and substitute a county
commission in their stead, which
We believe would be a far better
plan Of government for the counties
than the present levy court system;
but. because Of the possible mis-
understanding Of the purpose BY
those who have not the opportunity
to get at the bottom facts involved,
I It may be more expedient 10 pre-
serve the present levy court organ
ization and make some radical
changes in the methods of tTansac-
ting the business Of that body.
Along this line It would be well 10
insugurate a cheaper method Of
collecting the taxes for both our
county, road and poor tax, and
school taxes as well. This can Be
done and even the most obtuse mind
can readily see the economy Of It.
The collectors OF taxes now receive
on an average as commissions for
the collection Of taxes, say six hun
dred dollars each in the ten districts, T
OF SIX thousand dollars per year
Abolish these collectors and IN their
stead appoint one receiver Of taxes
for the entire county at, say s. 500
per year; then give him a clerk al
81, 600 per year and even two clerks 4
If necessary, and the saving IS very 1
plain. Other states and counties
hnd this operates well, and i viii. 1
work equally well in the two E
lower counties OF DelaEare.
Then, wipeaway the present laws
which provide for local road sup
ervisOrs to the number OF one hun
dred OF more all over the county, 4
and supply a road law similar to
that IN operation IN New Castle
County, or even over in the neigh
boring counties OF Maryland, and
we viii not only have better roads
built after practical plans BY exper-
fenced men who viii WORK the year
around on the roads, but there will
be a great saving IN money 10 show 1
ior the change in doing business
All this can Be done, and The pres
mt levy court remain uudisturbed
10 transact what ever business Is
-eouired OF It. As a matter offact, Ii
he levy courts as managed in Del {
lware, are most potent parts ofthe 1
political machinery. and naturally.
his means that the tax payers have
o pay the bills for the party in
'Ower; although these expenditures
re not tabled political expenditures. >
Is a matter OF fact, collectors of
axes and road-supervisorships are n
ne actual expenditures paid for by !.
he people. supposedly for public 8
srvics. but in realty, they are .
My political integTants in the q
.arty machine, and the people paw !
be bills for the luxury. We want -
reform along this line. becsnse Il :
! time for a reform, and regardless L
+ what or whom II affects. the !,
eople should demand Of legis. =
lture that It Be done quickly, and :
Tec6vely-uot ike the abortive y.
tempt Ofthe last legislature which
atched ont for Sussex County, an IA
uasculated kind Of a road law that -.
doing some good. but IS falling v
al the requirements along the a
,eds Of the highways Probably u
would Be as well to let the old 81
" courts remain. but change the n
K and rOad laws promPtly.
an
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lane-Eaas Brtad Cakss ana pies. ss
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30
H.u+x.G. sr.ss CAKES ,.s Pies

For Bread. Cakes, Pies and lee Cream
/ am nov IN . position 70 an a.. orders
st short notice and satisfaction Euarau-
ted. wholesale and retail Wedding
and Fancy CAkes = specially.
IA MES. CAEBIE II. YIEEEcK.
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

TIE town election viii be held
next Monday afternoon. and this
evening a meeting viii be held IN
ArmOry Hall at which the people
viii name a ticket OF their choice.
The affairs Of Milford require some
thing more than hot air artists to
transact, and as that part OF South
Milford on Front Street from the
intsEssction Of Carlisle Lane 10
Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30

Avenue badly needs 10 be
ved, and il being time for
an Of the town 10 have some
done, II VIII require for next
bout three thousand dollars
the work in addition to the
apkeeP Of the streets. sewers
ridges Of the town. This can
one with present tax levy.
? are those who are either ig-
1t OF crazy, who state that the
Of Milford owes a quarter Of
Ion dollars but that class Of
E are unworthy Of attention
only object IS 70 stop any OF all .
iditures for public improve
J. unless they Be directly II
Of their property But let all
.ople interested turn ont to
vixen The kouE c. eight CONES