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NOTICE

The Extension Step-I adder and S;,eos3
ialty Co, Inc, Aas secured q suitable fae~.s
tory site ON the corner Of Sheppard and
Clay Streets, is now arranging for thosss
erection Of It's factory, and equipping d Il
same An officer OF the company is nov
in Philadelphia and win proceed to Mes
iork looking to the securing of suitable
representation in these cities. We are ina
receipt OF many orders for these ladders
and viii proceed 10 manufacture and cart
tor tf1c 0rdfrs as rapidly rs possible. MOF0X
than half Of the capital stock has been.
subscribed for The demand for the lad
aieH - -t-rf~erruti, the profit n sEtx
isfactory and the dividends this companyS
SHOULD pay should place it in the front
ranks of dividend producers Of this coufi-S
try. INVESTIGATE this Investment
al once; It viii PAY YOU.
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LEGA~ NOTICE.


VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
THE 18th DAY or JUNE. 1919
edward t, Bali .-s..,.,....P Plaintiff.
vs
Rosa Ball ........,.,.... Defendant.
The object OF the above styled suit
Is TO secure an absolute divorce. And
IL appearing by affidavit filed accord
ing To law that Rosa BAN. the above
named defendant. is not a resident of
this State il Is therefore ordered that
the said Rosa Ball do appear within
,lfteen days after due publication or
this order, In the clerks office or our
said Circuit court and do what is
necessary TO protect her interests. Ansi
IL Is further ordered that this order
be published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Richmond vir-
gilman. a newspaper published In the
city Of Richmond, Va,
A cupy-Teste
SAMUELiP wADDEII. NJ
Clerk.
Walter Sydnqr n q 4
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rs
KILLED IN RACE

DUBUQUE, IOWA, July Frank
Cody, aged twcnty-siX, of Waterloo.
iowa. was fatally injured in the first
of the professional motorcycles races
at Nutwood Park, this afternoon. and
died an hour later. cody's machine
coilided with "A rivals, and he was
pitched forward and run over.
Coyd has been racing ms profes-
sional for three years.
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The Southern Presbyterian Gersrsl1
Assembly. In adopting the minority
report of the committee on marriages
and divorce, decided against amp
change in the statement of the COM
fessfon Of faith, which allows divorce
on two grounds, adultery or social
uncieanness and wtllful and ir-i
romediable desertion. The majority
report recommended that desertion be-
not allowed as . ground of divorce.
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FOR SALE.
Good Investment Property Paying From
10 Per Ceat 10 Ia Per 1ens
ia byrd street. Price sSSS.
100 block south Fourth street.
Ia0o-G2 James street. Corner nHidtnG
street
Twenty -Aeeond street Between Main
and Franklin streets.
1toN Boyd street. Price $3.50.
i@a0 Block Boyd Street, seven Houses,
1900 Block oakwaed avenue Tive De-
H}rabie houses,
HAWKINS a BGFnRD.
100 y. seventh street.
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Sniesmen--we Want Frrsf-C Class Sales
men 10 represent us In each city and
county Ia Maryland, Delaware. Penn.
sysvsnia, Virginia. West Virginia and
other Eastern States, to call upon
large farm and land owners who live
In or near cities and towns, Some
knowledge of agriculture a big asset.
but salesmanship ability more impor-
tant World Endorsed speciality. which
sells quickly; no competition; great
demand: selling pls,- clean, simple
and direct. no demonstration: no
samples can start taking orders two
days after appointment Buyers
realize big profit; that's why they
buy quickly why seles ran into
money fast You can earn $500
TO $500 and upward hrst month.
No Investment. but highest refer
ences. and exclusive time req ired.
Write quick: Immediate action nece:-
sary. Address GERMAN-AMERlCA
s'NITRAGIN" COMPANY. 75t Manu-
.acturers' Home Building. Milwau-
kec, Wis.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

tiSe-Room Frame Houses Lot S0xl3n
10 alley, two stables In rear. Rent
Ing now for $3.50 per year. VIII
sell on easy terms Price, 81. 400.
This place Is easily worth several
hundred dollars more. Located one
hundred Yards from car line and
just outside the city limit Apply
10 = q HuN Nc e. clty-------.-----.---.-
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY. &
SCHEDULE or ELECTRIC TRAINS

-, p 49, VI . ~ 49, .e..e-I
b"o,0o A. NJ, s7io A. NJ. bSlo 4. NJ o:94|
A. NJ, *.loio A. NJ. llho A. NJ, i;lO I'M
1lo r. NJ $40 Pa NJ, b4:f0
1910 P. NJ. li:ss r. NJ.
= Leave sstisna5 England ard Msrts. strss1nt
se;s5 A. NJ. h"7ioo A. NJ, 500 A. Nj boo A.
NJ 1000 A NJ gel 90 A. NJ. 1900 NJ, ~ -
p. NJ, 200 P. NJ. 500 P NJ, 400 F. ~. b4:14s
p NJ. 600 P. NJ. TOO p NJ. 500 r. ~. be-ooD
P NJ. ilO0 P. NJ, @
sDaiy eYesps Sunday.
~*sunday only
bCerries baggage.
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COAL AND WOOD

Plate lee. Purest and hest For All
uses and the most economical. 40
cents per hundred. Try a load of our
pine and oak wood, which Is dry and
under shelter. TYLER Il RYAN.
1901 Sess Cary. Madison 1879.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Any Line.
unexcelled specially proposition:
commission contract; s35 weekly for
expenses THE CONTINENTAL
JEwELRY co. Cleveland Ohio.
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Dawson and Kensey dive and swarm
around for a half an hour. but could
not locate the body, which had never
been rcovred at nighfaII.
A. +. Coxsey &c Company. OF Eliza
beth City and was spending the weeks
end At the resort
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summer Prices ON Wood and Coal
mean more than bank interest; you
can order now and pay weekly. Ii H.
does not suit you to pay all cash
My Nirginian anthracite, all sizes, is
$3.50; 1t burns everywhere. Sample
delivered free LONGS, 1896 Nest
Broad street
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

7.aq A.--Loeal- Daiiy--Nswport News
ai5 A.---Iocsi---Daily--%h CHARLOTTESVILLE Ex. Ssn
ThurYnoud.
feoC A--Exprss~-ADsfy- Old Potna
!o:O0A. ---Loosl--Ds iiy--Lehbx. Les..C. FoxRs,
Point.
s2;I5 p-Exprcss--Daily--C Glib 'viie.
f4d0 P.--~rxpses% Daity---Norfoik, ". NsvA
300 p~-Leoat- Daily Nsw., old Point
s5i5 P.-~Losal-~Ex. sun.--Lynehbark Natural
Rridgr. Clifton Forge.
$40 Lnntsd-D aiiy-Cinrnnaa Chioasa
l1oo P.--Esp--ss- Daily--Cincinnati. L'viiia.
sslsepers fPsrior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RfCHM0ND--Local froM
East; $40 A. NJ, TAO r M. Through from
East ii 40 A. NJ 2aO5 p NJ $50 p. NJ, Local
rom Wet: $40 A. M 9 So A. NJ. sud 7.21
P NJ. Through 500 A. NJ, II IS A. NJ, and 2:x1
P NJ
James River Line, ssssss A. NJ. Sap. NJ.
*sTaiiy ascent cundsv
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FARMS WANTED

IL You Really Want to Sell Your Farm
tadaEfs listing blank T.
rCDTTREi.L IL co, sGs f. franklin.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
We Pack and ship Furniture. China.
and wedding presents with care
JACOB UAILAIF, 1896 West Broad
street Madison s2s2
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International Leagnf..

- sersy City; Pro 'ifcn"e. 4; Ter
sey City. 3.
Al Montreal Toronto. 10, Montreal.
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Bermuda

Now is the time see Burmuda In alt
ITS beauty. Special inducements -
organizers of parties of ten or more
persons. June and July.
"ASK MIR. BOWMAN" Tourist Agenfs
ToS East Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

Norfolk and Western Railway.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect June II. 1919.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond, fGo
Norfolk. hSlo A NJ, 900 A. M, AacOo M
ITO P Nj. b735 7
For Lynchburg aud the West "e:is A. NJ
$1,000 A VI, a3do nj. 800 P. VI.
Arrive Richmond froEa Norfolk; alt;4o 4. NJ
BIZ .4s A NJ. se IS p. Nj. hlo:as p. ~. 'li:49l
RI II From tho West $40 A. NJ. 2:t0 ~
NJ bi.4o p NJ ed .o8 ?. al. 800 r ~
spaiIy- sloaly eA. Sunday iss...sz .ssss;
|. bSupday ONLY. ss.
w B. BEY1LL, G II. BOSLEY VA
G. p A Roanoke ID r. A.. MchmQqxa,
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave Manchester. Seventh And PsE11
strsots for Petersburg
20 =, 20, 10, Ii, az A. NJ. l. 2, =, 4. G
sss; 80 &C. :, s, 20. 10 P. NJ,
II 90 P. NJ. Tor Chester. 1900 nidnighs t.
Petersburg, sa
Carr lssvs Petersburg. foot Of Sycamore ssrss1I
.sis cas-. .s7a5 ~7.ss sas. s:Ss sloss2
II :3S, A. NJ. i2.35 1888, 2:35. 3;55. 4:33, 6:3&s
SIS sT.35, s;35 9:35, 5000, II 40 = N.
.Daiiy except Sunday and holidaysss
@Carriss baggage and express
s-t.laited, except Sundays and holidAyA
All cars from Petersburg connect with oars -
Richmond s
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AGENTS
Agents, Local and Out of Town. Wanted

for the best novelty In years; every
house. home and store needs IL. no.
body can do without fl, 1t sells for
Sc and still gives you Toe per cent
profit. Don't walt. bat answer at
once. &c. brings YOU particulars and
samples prepaid, AtH0NoN CO
4ls East sixty eighth street New
York
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For Couple 49, Housekeeping Apart
nlent, four rooms: West End hot
water heat, bath and electric lights;
$40 per month, Address O-Ja6 care
virginian
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Wanted Church nm and West End
property. List your property with
r. +. schmidt * Co. si9 American
National Bank Bldg. Phone Monroe
1857.
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HELP--FEMALE

T.ndsew--Make shields at Homet $40 Per
100; work sent prepaid TO reliable
women: particulars for stamped, ad-
dressed envelope. EUREKA CO, Dept
3s. Kalamazoo. Mich.
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FOR RENT

Second-noor Flat, -Four Rooms, One
furnished II desired. Apply 40 w.
Main street
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ExtentiOn Step-Ladder and
Specially Co.,
INc0r p0rQted

gtSs
Judge John G., Dew, President.
Mr.. Harry Martin, Nice-President.
Mr.. Thos Il, O'keefe, Sec. Treas.
MIR James Lee Shelton, Counsel
Mr.. r. 7. Lipscombe, Fiscal Agent.
lI5 North Eighth Street.
Richmond, Virginia.
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statesmen

xal~Ausen MATED for -LAe~~-- E.xahrasd-
ertew, mast: have established trade
among dry goods ana general stores,
ANAL town. HUDSON RIVER LACE
WORKS FI5 Broadway New York,
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SITUATIONS--MALE

A Young Man Can Build Stairway
frame. hip roof and can run machin~
cry desires post ion as foreman. Ad-
dress 500 S. Beividere, City
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Virgiinian
Wants
- = - .
LOST
HELP MANTED-MALE
Lost--Watermnn Fountain PEN. Rewar'
II returned to 913 w, Main, or phon
Madison 1891 -

Profit Winner, New and ycaf--~Mnny
orders bring repeat; helps house
keepers save expenses; price low;
demand immense. MARVIN r. DOTY,
SD. Stamford, Conn.
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aS Per 100 Upward Paid lacking Stgns,
distributing advertising matter; no
eanvassing: send Sc stamps, secure
price list, paid. and territory. SHEP-
-ARp's- AGENCY Lebanon, n H
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SHOE REPAIRING
CLEANING AND PRESSING
WANTED

Wanted--Oid Goose Feathers. c, C.
LEVY, AS w. Broad street
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yaiter sydnor. D. q
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We wish 20 Employ n Few Men Mt
home or to travel; good pay for all
or part time. IDEAL SUPPLY COM
PANY, 312 Nnrth -Etf&y-fourth street
Woodlawn Station, Birmingham, Ala
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
TOWNSEND HELPED
BY NEW CANNERY

TOWNSEND, Del. Aug. SO--The
large tomato and corn cannery be-
longing to the Wright Canning Com
pany began operations on Tuesday.
giving employment to many OF the
local residents The local plant is
said to be one OF the largest canneries
in the State and its coming here has
proved a help TO the prosperity Of the
town
Charles Insolo and Miss Addie AL
free, OF near Townsend, were mar
ried at ST. Paul's NJ Il. parsonage IN
Odessa. by Rev. John Sparklin, pas
tor Of the church They Will reside
near Townsend where the groom Is
engaged in farming.
Mrs Nathanial Vanhorn was sud
denly taken IN few days ago but Is
now said to be steadily improving.
f. X Stanley. of Wilmington. Is
visiting in this sectioR-Mrs J NJ.
Foster, OF Middletown. spent Friday
with Mrs. Martha VandylSe Mrs.
Viola Reed, Of Dover. Is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George NJ.
Watts-Misses Ethel Lee and Nav
Wells, Walter Lee and family, and
Enoch Lurty spent Sunday with John
Morris and family near smyrna
Misses Ruth Richardson and Margsr-
ct Collins are spending week with
Leonard Dickson and wife I'm Allan
tic City.-Mrs Walter 5 Money and
son are passing week with her sis
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
Is This Why English
Beauties Are So Fair :?
(From London Ileraldl

Ever since the discovery that mer-
colized wax would absorb and re-
move a soiied complexion. its use by
ladies as substitute for toilet
creams has grown rapidly. A per-
feet complexion can be maintained
indefinitely if this remarkable sub
stance is used It's heneficient
cleansing. clearing and preservative
action is quickly apparent and ladies
who have been paying as high as a
guinea a jar for special cream"
from beauty specialists, soon reccg
nize that mercolized wax outranks
them all. It has become so popular
that it can be obtained az all chemist
shops i'm the British Isles. American
druggists also have great demand
for II, in original one-ounce pack
ages. The favorite way of using is
TO apply II. ike cold cream. before
retiring, washing it off in the morn
ing.
The saxolite lotion for wrinkles
and the facial contour has also be-
come extremely popular. One ounce
powdered saxohte is dissolved in
one-half pint witch hazel. Bathing
the face IN this has splendid effect
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
BOY SCOUTS EARN MERIT MARKS AT SLAUGHTER BEACH

citizen OF this community. there are
assembled his son, William Melvin,
Of Buffalo, n "; Clarence Melvin
and son Edmund. Jr.. of HOLLYWOOD,
Pa, which represents four genera-
tons OF this family, father. son,
grandson. and great-grandson. To-
morrow will be the ffty-second birth
day anniversary of William Melvin
and the twenty-fifth birthday ami
versary of his son, Clarence Melvin.
The four generations. together with
other relatives and friends will cele-
brate the event at the home of Ed
mund Melvin, on Church street. The
elder Mr.. Melvin is now past his sew
enty-eighth year.
Yesterday photographs we're taken
of the four persons representing the
four generations.
An ice plant is being built at Fred
erica. The building is constructed OF
concrete blocks and is rapidly near
ing completion. The creamery.
which was started some weeks ago Is
about completed and will soon begin
operation.
The Boy Scouts while at Slaughter
Beach we're put through tests in
cooking, swimming and signalling
first aid and various other scout ac-
tivities and acquitted themselves with
honor Merits in swimming were sue
cessfully passed by Scou Master
William Marshall. Jr.. and scouts
Harold Grier. Mashall Jones. James
Deputy, William Alderman, Robert
Grier, Grier Baynum and George Sip
pie. Acting as instructors during
the camp were Major William h.
Lank. Major Marshall Of the Organ
lied Militia. Marshall Jones OF Della
ware College, Assistant Scoutmaster
George S. Grier, George Baynum and
Howard Witt, ex-First Sergeant Of
Hospital Corps. First Regiment. \. G..
Next season the local organization
will pan for a more elaborate camp
OF instructions.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hall gave
a delightful party al their home on
Washington street. in honor Of the
birthday OF their daughter, Videtta,
il being her twelfth anniversary.
PERSONAI<-Mrs. Simeon p. Rich
ardson and son have returned TO Ral-
timore after several weeks visit here
with relatives-Miss Elizabeth En-
DRY Of Frederick. has been visiting
Mrs. Levin Cohee. and Mrs Herman
Marvel, near Houston William
Jones Of Wilmington visited Milford
this Week.-Mrs. Helen Wingate of
Dover. Miss Nina Ward Of Laurel.
Grover G. Denney, and Howard Cliff
ton, of Milford. spent last week at
Ocean City. Military Stevens OF
Wilmington has been the guest OF his
aunt. Mrs. Wilbert NJ. Joseph, Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Evans, IT., returned on
/ Tuesday from a ten days trip, motor
ing through northern New Jersey
They also made side trips to Ocean
Grove and Elmrush. L. Miss Edith
| Clendaniel has been spending her va
cation a. Philadelphia and Rehoboth-
Mrs. J. 2. Hcarn and daughter Rosa
/ also J. f. Hearn have been visiting
/ Philadelphia, Pennsgrove and New
! York John Collins. OF Dover. has
been visiting his brother Darwin S
! Collins--Water p, Twigg aud Miss
/ Blanche Deneese. OF Philadelphia. arc
/ the guests OF his aunt, Mrs. Carrie
/ Recommendation e. Anderson oil
! Philadelphia is the guest Of his moth
er. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson-Mr. ant
Mrs. c. A, Prettyman, and children o
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, Aug. SO-The col
ored laborers Of Milford have organ
lied into fodder saving combine.
contracting with the farmers TO take
down their entire fields in a days
time. 1t matters not how large the
fields may be when they make a
contract to take down the fodder,
ihey put on enough men to do the
work in the quickest possible
time and then divide the receipts be-
tween those who help to do the work.
The combine has contracted with
several farmers TO take down their
entire crops.
The Milford basket factory has
had one of the largest seasons since
its organization and operation here,
and is now shipping and selling to
the local farmers thousands of bas-
kets every day.
The c. f. Warrington basket fac
Tory at Greenwood is running on full
time.
The public schools of Greenwood
will open next Monday, with Earl
Wiley as principal. The other
grades will be taught by Misses
Johnson. Kate Housman and Elsie
Wiley.
The Houston public schools which
usually open the first week in Sep
tember will probably not open next
week on account Of the large number
of scholars in that district who are
engaged in the large canning fac
tories at that place
Mr.. Chandler, who owns a large
farm near Milton and who during the
very cold weather last winter used
thousands of heaters in his orchards
to keep the fruit from freezing. has
had a humber crop of peaches this
season and has probably shipped
more fruit from that one farm than
any other man in either Sussex coun-
~. or Kent, if not the State. On
Wednesday he shipped his last ship
ment. which makes ten thousand bas-
kets that he has shipped this sea
son from that one orchard. He has
realized good prices for the fruit.
There will be a field meeting Of
the Milford Grange on Saturday at
the home of John w Short, between
Milford and Frederick.
At the home of Edmund Melvin, q
veteran OF the civil war, and an aged
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
NEWS NOTES OF STANTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
STANTON. Del. Aug 30.--Mrs.
George Harding and daughter Elma
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
crt Currinder on Wednesday,
Elmer Cornog was the guest OF Mrs.
George Banks on Wednesday Miss
Mary Othoson OF Middletown is spend
ing some time with AIR and Mrs.
Lawrence Othoson Mrs. Allen Sin
dali was the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
John Barlow on Wednesday. Norman
Bennett OF Marshallton, was the guest
of his aunt. Mrs Charles Wright on
Wednesday. William Maclary whe
has been spending n weeks vacation
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

at Rehoboth has returned TO his home
here Mrs. Hattie Horn was the
guest of Miss Mary Taylor on Sun
day.-Mrs Charles Webb and daugh
ter Audrey are spending some time
with Mrs George Webb OF Consho-
hocken.--Charles Webb has returned
TO his home here after spending
week camping at Fenton's Beach. n.
Miss Elizabeth Little is spending
some time with Mrs William Cham
bers.-Mrs. Benjamin Dickey and
children Helen and Benjamin and
William Robinson. William Allen. FL
mer Marvel and Harvey Diclzey we're
Rehoboth visitors on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
NEW Two.cENr STAMP.
Postmaster General Hitchcock Ap
nrONes panRma.Pacllic Design.

proves Panama.Paclfic Design.
WASHINGTON. Aug s0--A new
two-cent stamp. in commemoration Of
the Panama Pacific Exposition in San
Francisco in 1915. has been approved
by Postmaster General Hitchcock
lt is about an inch wide and an
inch and a quarter long II bears
an engraving representing the Gatun
locks of the Panama Canal. showing
a steamship emerging from the
northern lock and another vessel be-
ing raised in the southern lock. In
the middle distance is a group Of tall
palm trees aud In the background
rise The hills of the isthmus.
Across the top are the words ~.
S. Postage" and directly below these
the line. "San Francisco. 1915" In
each lower corner is an olive branch,
typifying peace, aud balancing Il, on
the right is n palm branch. indica-
tive of victory and the tropics. No
color has been selected for the stamp
The first issue will be on sale in few
weeks.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Philadelphia are visiting relatives in
Milford-Mrs' Brice and daughter
Dorothy. are visiting Wyoming, Pa
David Roach of Philadelphia is the
guest of his brother, John II. Roach
William Melvin Of Buffalo n. ",
and Clarence Melvin. wife and child
are the guests of Edmund Melvin.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
MIR. CANNON no kICK HIGH.

MOORHEAD. MINI. August 3d.
Uncle Joe" Cannon. in letter TO
State Senator Charles s. Marden, ac-
cepts the challenge Of J. b. Blanch-
ard, 90 years old, Of this city. to a
"high-kicking' contest Mr. Cannon's
reply was
II cannot suggest that Mr.. Blanch-
ard first get a reputation before at
tempting to challenge me In this re-
gard. for, of course. his prowess in
this delightful sport is known 10 all
men. In view of the tone OF defiance
indicated by this statement, / cannot
do otherwise than to accept
Mr.. Cannon then presents his best
wishes 20 Mr.. Blanchard, who on his
ninetieth birthday declared he could
beat Uncle Joe" or any otncr young
old boys at high kicking The date
OF the contest has nct been set
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes
Those HOmely Spots.

There's no longer the slightest
need Of feeling ashamed of your
freckles, as a new drug, othine-
double strength. has been discovered
that positively removes these homely
spots.
Simply get one ounce OF othine-
double strength. from \. b. Danforth
and apply a little of il al night, and
in the morning you will see that even
the worst freckles have begun to dis
appear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. IL is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed TO
completely clear the skin and gain
p beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure 10 ask for the double
strength othine, as this is sold under
guarantee or money back il It fails
to remove freckles.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

ters in Atlantic City Thomas Wells
has been visiting relatives and friends
IN Tacony, Pa, and Atlantic City
Mrs. William l.. Joiner spent Tuesday
in Wilmington.-Thc Misses Anna
Jones and Lillian West are soiourn-
ing at Rehoboth Beach for a week