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lam & Funston, ]. THOMPSON

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Henry S. Hutzlcr & Co., Golsan &
Nash Unc.). y. J. Chewing & CO.,
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c. Brooks & Co. e. A.
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Un. Excccdcd s1,0oo, 0Oo.

Tho monthly report of the Building
Inspectors office for March will show
that permits have been ISSUED during
March for work exceeding $500. 900 In
cost, and that during the first three
months Of the year tho aggregate OF
building permits has exceeded $1,000.
Onn
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ISpccliI TO Inc Illness DISPATCH
Buckingham. Va. March 30.-El'zn-
octh Baker. the two yenr-old daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. g. L. Morris dind
from the effects of n fall she had YES
tcrday. This was the only child of her
parents. Mrs. Morris was in Richmond
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Zoo Gate for d.lassiftfarlon

TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS AM
bath with table board. TIL. SHEN,
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REAL ESTATE MEN
FAVOR ORDINANCE

The following real estate dealers
have signed a petition to the City
Council, advocating tho passage OF
the Gilman ordinance providing for
board OF arbitration to hear appeals
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When tho sad accident occurred and
owing 10 high water had TO come home
oy longer route, and did not reach
mere unt!l late In the night.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
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Evening journal., 1912-11-29
Give Away Two Turkevs

JcMahon's Give Away Two Tnrkers.
The hi0 turkey offered by McMa-
hon Brothers brought hundreds OF
tesumonials from satisfied users
from all over the state
The warm views and opinions of
the contestants we're submitted to
seven judges. selected from the sales
force of the store. After a great deal
e, inGecislOn owing TO the equality of
the letters, two were selected and
the judges were unable to select the
best Mcmahon Brothers finally de-
cided TO settle the matter by award
ing another turkey.
The fortunate ones are:
Mrs. Frank T. Ash, Richardson
Park, Del.
Mrs. A. II. Bemadean. Silverside
Del
The great flood of letters in re-
sponse to the request made a week
ago, proved that the users of the Nc
Mahon's Choice are only too glad to
speak words Of praise to their neigh
bors. who contemplate purchasing a
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
AETICTEIST cav
WUSIN l JHI
BLANK OR
BLANKETY BLANK

CHICAGO. Nov. Mother must
not use slang; it sets a bad example
for the little folks.
Big brother must move his phono-
graph; some Of the records might put
ideas i'm little brothers head.
Big sister must not sing Every
body's Doing Il" or characterize such
and-such as "devilish."
Little brother is barred from such
expletives as "doggone t., gosh darn
it," "jiminey crickets." for these ex-
pressions mark the mild beginnings Of
disastrous end.
And father will no longer be able
to indulge in such language as
TX X y
At the meeting of the Clean Lam
guage League of America arrange
ments were made for a nation wide
campaign in the interests of clean
language. which is to put the ban
not only on swear words but also
slang suggestive expressions and GER
tain songs of the ragtime variety
A publicity committee will arrange
for organizations in every State In the
Union The preachments will be car
ried into schools and colleges. Girls
schools will not be missed.
The assault on music Of the cab
aret variety will be one Of the main
flank movements OF the league. The
cooperation of noted musicians has
already been assured.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
BREAKS A COLD,
NEEDS NO HELP
Pape's Cold Compound Cures Colds
and Grippe in Few
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Il is a positive fact that dose OF
Pape's Cold Compound. taken every
two hours until three consecutive
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and break up the most severe cold
either in the head. chest. back. stom-
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It promptly relieves the most mis-
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nose stuffed up, feyerishness, sneez-
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mucous catarrhal discharges. sore
mss, stiffness and rheumatic twinges
Take this wonderful Compound as
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Cold Compound, which any druggist
can supply-accept no substitute
contains no Quinine. Belongs in every
home. Tastes nice-acts gently.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
WAR HERO
AGED 90 WEDS
HOUSEKEEPER

BLOOMSBURG, Pa, Nov. 29.-AIid-
winter welded summer here when
Sylvester Myers Of Hifninville, In his
Npinety-third year. a soldier OF for
Npne. the story of whose career dims
much of the widest fiction. took as
his bride his housekeeper. Mrs Anna
r. Mackey. 50.
Myers. who would easily pass for a
man Of 80 years younger, does a DAYS
work that would tire most men so
years his junior. He is one Of the
three survivor In Pennsylvania of the
Mexican war. and fought throughout
the Civil War as we'll. He was thrice
wounded, and fought in "a battles, in
cluding all of the mort important Of
5 both wars
The son of wealthy parents. he ran
away from his home IN Missouri as a
s bog OF 10 and shipped as cabin boy on
vessel that piled between the Gulf
! Of Mexico and Liverpool. In France
, he was arrested as a spy and liber-
ated only after his father went to that
country to identify him He scaled
the walls of Mera Cruz and hunted
{ Pirates on the China coast He team
cd for the United States Government
< driving oxen from Nebraska to the
coast. and figured in many a fight with
Indians During the Civil War. while
under parole. he personally pleaded
with President Lincoln TO allow him
to get back into the light but was de.
s MED until discharged. when he re.
enlisted, aud afte- the battle 81 The
+ Wilderness he was left for dead on
! the battlefield three days.
3 At North Ann river his clothing was
1shot into shreds. but he escaped IN.
fiury Now a good-sized pension from
the Government is sufficient 70 keeT
his household from want
Evening journal., 1912-11-29

Look out for limitations. Partisan
Sage does not contain any poisonous
lead and is not a dye. The girl with
Auburn hair is on every bottle
Hair must have nourishment or die
II it does not have proper nourishment
it will lose its vitality, grow weak, and
become an easy prey to the ravages of
the vicious germs of dandrun
Partisan Sage is a hair nourishcr; IL
is the result of sincere study and eX-
pertinent by one of the worlds lead
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II should be used regularly as a hair
dressing by every one with healthy
hair. because it never fails to prevent
dandruff falling hair, OF any scalp dis
case.
But Partisan Sage is not only a pre-
ventive It Is a certain cure for dand-
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
FASHIONS AND FADS

Among the latest fashions in mantles
and fur wraps. the three-quarter and
short lengths seem to be most popu-
lar.
Curious embroideries and brocades
OF ali styles and colors adorn furs,
velvets, satins and the most delicate
fabrics
A new and very chic afternoon cos
tune is made Of white velvet The
coat is cutaway; the shawl collar and
cuffs are Of skunk
Fashionable street coats are fash
toned OF black cheviot, with large col
lars Of fur White pearl buttons are
used TO fasten these coats.
When tailored suits are trimmed
with fur, the effect is complete If a
large soft muif is carried to match
the fur trimming Of the suit.
The plain frocks of black, dark
blue or gray chameuse are charm
ingly relieved by cuffs and collars of
Venetian and Bohemian lace
A very pretty muh for the young
girl is made of velvet, Of a shade to
harmonic with her suit Shirred
bands border the plain center.
Jahots seem to be growing larger.
Many Of the newest types spread over
the entire front of blouse and eX-
tend around over the shoulder.
The very smart afternoon gowns
are made OF velvet and trimmed with
/ fur Such furs as caracul. Persian
lamb and skunk are effectively used.
The latest whim concerning para
disc favors the use of a few strands
/ instead Of a full sweep. These scanty
paradise trimmings are very graceful
when perched upright on the edge Of
the brim or at the base Of the crown
A most striking costume is Of black
and white The white satin skirt but
! tons down one side and IS draped on
the other with black velvet coat gath
cred slightly into a high waist belt
A charming little toque Is made Of
white plush The brim Of ruby vel
vet is raised up and bordered with
skunk fur. An osprey and red velvet
rose on one side of the small toque
complete this becoming and petite
chapeau.
The most attractive collarettes are
made by combining a band OF fur with
velvet and lace. For instance. a band
Of skunk fur forms the foundation OF
the collar and a frill and graceful
bow at the side is of tobacco brown
velvet and lace
One of the attractive models Of the
season is the fiat sailor of velvet OF
plush, trimmed with a ribbon band
extending around the front portion
and ending in three fat loops al either
side. which extend backward almost
parallel with the brim.
Opera bags Of white fur. edged with
silk-knotted fringe, are flat in shape
and lined with soft satin in pale
shade of old gold. Each one Is fitted
up with tiny pockets 20 hold the neces-
sary vanites which women must pro.
vide themselves with nowadays.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
snG.aS SIMMER.

What so rare as rose"--not in
June, but in November-might be
aptly quoted in reference to the
charming bouquet of roses which was
recently noticed on a desk in the
postmaster's Office at New Castle.
The roses we're grown in the garden
of John w. Hudson, and we're per-
feet in coloring and form, which is
very unusual for this time of the
year.
Several days ago. the birds were
caroling as merrily as though it were
Spring, and their sweet songs, and
the late blooming roses seemed, to a
Nature lover. a beautiful tribute to
the Indian Summer which has lin
gered so long a time with us before
leaving to make way for the hosts OF
winter which will soon be ushered in
by Jack Frost.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29

range that has a reputation to be
proud of. Mcmahon Brothers wish to
express their appreciation to the
ones who sent in testimonials Watch
for our Xmas offer.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
CHAUFFEUR INJURED.

Charles Rutherford, chauffer,
lving at Marshallton. had his hand
injured yesterday while working. on
his auto. His injuries were dressed
at the Homeopathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
A GRACEFUL HOME GOWN.

The pretty. attractive home gown
that is enough 10 be worn for the
informal afternoon tea or for the
home dinner is exceedingly fashion
able this season and It fills a very
important place in the wardrobe. This
zone gives the Empire line that is
always attractive in gowns OF this
sort and includes the new sleeves
thRt can be made in three-Quarter or
full length. These sleeves are close
fitting but are shaped by means Of
darts al the bend Of the elbows that
allow perfect freedom OF movement.
This gown is made OF fancy silk
and the neck is finished with a Robes
pierre collar and lace frifis, but the
model Is an available one. II can
be made dressy in effect by the use
OF silk and lace, or It can be cut with
shorter skirt and made Of such ma
terial as alhatross or yelling to be-
come adapted to morning wear
Whatever the material, the pretty.
becoming lines remain. For a dressy
gown. charmeuse crepe would be
charming made with either three
gu .rter or long sleeves finished with
'ffills. for this is a season of dainti-
ness and everywhere lace and frills
arc apparent. II the collar is not
wanted. the neck can be cut TO form
Y at the back as we'll as at the
= Slcnt and finished with banding OF
Y in any way that may be liked The
bodice portion can be made either
with or without n lining and in
. either case, il is joined 10 a three
piece skirt
For the medium size, the gown will
require Z 2-3 yards Of material 81,
yards sc, 4 1-2 yards "A inches wide
with rs yard of lace 6 inches wide
Z for the neck frills and chemisette
and / yard 3 inches wide for the
sleeve frills. The width of the skirt
is 3-S yards
The May Manton pattern 1884 is
cut in sizes from "a to AZ inches bust
measure. It will be mailed to any
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Evening journal., 1912-11-29
ms DEATH ACCTDENTAI.

Before Coroner Chandler on We'd
nesday evening a jury returned a
verdict of accidental death in the
case Of J. Edward Tatnall. Jr.. who
was killed IN the B. & o. yards ten
weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
DREDGE BREAKS PHONE CABLE.

The cable Of the Delmarva Tele-
phone Company in the Christiana
River at Market street was broken by
the Richard Dredging Companys
dredge's scoop catching the cable
Repairs were made.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29

It's an easy matter to get in I'M
mediate touch with many sources Of
supply through the renting,
buying, selling, exchanging. hiring,
are but q few of the objects accom-
nlished by the Wants ADV.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29

Deserved progress is within the
reach of all who would get out Of the
rut and make use of the Wants in
starting them in bigger, broader
felds--AdV
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
Makes the Hair Grow
And Scalp Itch Vanish
Every Woman Can Have Charming Hair Full Of Life and
LuStre by Using Partisan Sage Hair TOniC-5O Cents

ruff; 1t stops itching of the scalp in
stantly; it makes hair grow thick and
luxuriant. 1t is especially i'm demand
by ladies', because it makes the hair
beautiful, soft and fluffy. 1t is offered
by druggists and department stores
everywhere. under a positive guaran-
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money Csck.
American makers, the GirOuX Mfg.
Co, Buffalo. ~ Y. The girl with Au-
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Evening journal., 1912-11-29

: Through the Want Columns you
may learn Of the openings that exist In
fyour line Of work-you may know
Svhat good jobs are available-you can
keep posted regarding opportunities
'tsr advancement-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29

In order TO select from the most et-
ficient workers IN every line OF en-
deavor, make full use of the Want
Columns.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29

Canada is making special efforts to
ger market gardeners from England
and other parts of Europe.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
|III5.Ilz'[iiZIIi Il
BRICK CUTS HER CHIN.

Emma Matthews, colored, of No.
11O5 Chippey street had her chin
badly cut by blow from brick
thrown by a man at her house yes
terday She was admitted TO the
Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
NAN MIS- YERDICT.

In Superior Court on Wednesday
afternoon a jury gave a verdict for
S3O.49 I'm favor of William Howard
May VS. Abram f. Frantz
Evening journal., 1912-11-29
MONEY BACK

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Evening journal., 1912-11-29

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is starring. on july l3 Mr.. and Mrs
Bowes will remain in Tacoma for a few
weeks and will spend some time on a
camping trip in the Olympic mountains
with Mr.. and Mr.. John Cort. return
ing 10 New York about August / 70
prepare FOR the opening of the new Il.
lington theater i'm West Forty-eighth
street. which will be managed by Mr..
Bowes. Miss Ellington in n new play
will ne the opening attraction.
An English playwright and an Amer
lean editor sat opposite each other
lately. Said the editor: MY prescrip.
ton for successful play is 90 per cent
optimism and 10 per cent pathos. -
Said the playwright: "Tbere can be
no such snarp division: no play was
ever so built. And, anyhow, what is
optimism, if il ism Z merely blind be-
lief that tomorrow will be better than
today!' And the editor did not seem
10 answer when he said; ~ know
sung his fame around the world. His
simple code is the ancient one of al.
wavs doing hardest the thing one can
do best. To the poet that thing is song.
To you song is good plsywriting; 70 me
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truth II mtlonN-the Tlng OF nDe wOrk-
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blind belief, hut on a steadfsst realiza.
tlon that there will always he another
tomorrow for another try. call tha,
practical optimism; Rostand calls it
Chanteeler.
The editor of an eastern magazine
received the following letter The
editor is said TO have had the original
framed.
Dear Mr.. Editor: note that Mr..
Alhn Dale is doing all your Dramatick
Writing ] think-snd lots more agree
with me here IN Avondnle; that he is
too costik. I always got into our Opera
House fre because | work at Morris 5
Drug Store, on the corner ar Chestnut
and Harbor Street where they sell the
tickets, and am in a position 10 know
the business. II | could have some
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am sure | could make hit and still
keap everybody hapy. Will you write
me at your erIy convenience, as | am
considering Job offered me by a JIav
and Feed store mp at Buela.
Most Sincerely and for the Stage,
yours. Walter p. Knutting. ~
1t was one of the late Dan DAILY s
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Of veteran stage manager, who. when
asked by an amateur. if it required
any practice to be critic, responded,
calmly; Certainly not: Just 60 back
and bow TO the property man, learn the
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difference between prop and
'foot-light' and then learn 70 fall
asleep after every first act. That s
your educntion.
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tained without straps. belts. cups. wires,
jackets. sweating. electricity, soap. salts.
pills. oils, csthartics. drugs or medicines
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ioot-ught dud iben leaIn 10 Iell
asleep after every first act That s
your education.
"What is worse than an actor.writ-
ten playgi inquired the disgruntled
Producer as he shook Fortune by the
init. " For him 10 act in II. was the
suave and almost brilliant reply.
Concerning "The Easies, Way"
which has recently been produced in
London. the London STANDARD credits
Eugene Walter, the author, with say
ing:
eyes. SEE that some critics take
me 10 task becanfe ] gave such = gray
drab picture Of musical comedy life III
America. Well. ii | told the whole
truth concerning q certain class of the
atrical managers in America il would
not only pass muster with your censor.
but ! donbi whether they would ever
allow the manuscript TO embark on 4
liner on It's travels over here.
"Tt was for this purpose that !
wrote the play, which is an attemp. 10
show up the growing tendency Of the
speculative element in American the
aters 10 capitalize the stage door.
sandersou Moffat,. playing in {. Bun
" Pulls the Strings in n fit of home
sickness wandered into hotel buffet
and ordered some Scotch Hearing two
men near him eonversing in a dialect
redoleni Of heather. he prolonged his
stay to hear his native tongue. Fin
ally, emboldened by his potstions, he
accosted them.
81 beg your pardon said he. in
his best Scotch, IL am frae Scotland.
and d conseeder il . preeviledge to
have you join me in leetle drop.
The men looked at him suspiciopsly,
and the cannier of the two replied:
''Young man, that native son dope
gets by sometimes, but you pull il too
strong. No Scotchman ever had dia.
lect like yours.