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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-08

For rheumatism you will find no.
thing better than Chamberlain Lin
iment Try it and see how quickly
it gives relief For sale by all deal
ers.
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Our Most Valuable Products.

1t is estimated that TWO hundred
eggs are used in this country every
year. for each man. woman and child.
poultrv and eggs are the most valu-
able products OF America.
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Notice..

All who 'crc dishes at the singing
convention may call for same at the
home of Mrs. V A. Niblack any morn
ing this week and get same
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinins
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
t fails to cure. F. w. GROVES sig.
nature 10 on each hox CSC
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They VIII Stick out.

The charity that is intended to
cover a multitude OF sins invariably
leaves some of them exposed around
the edges.
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Modest Man

Sometimes. but not often. a man
loses the desire for tobacco and de-
Totes the rest OF his life TO Dragging
about his will power-Atchison Globe.
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A Success.

Was her bridge whist party a sue
cess" Yes, indeed. The woman
She wanted TO win so, the prize"
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To insure the best success in bak.
ing use Jersey Lily flour. Sold only
by Brady & Brady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-08

BILL CARDNCLL wants TO buy
your fat cows and hogs. Phone $50
Blue slim
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Think OF ALBATROSS when you
see your grocer.
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Jersey Lily is the flour for me.
Sold only by Brady & Brady.
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Jersey Lily is the -four FOR me
Sold only by Brady & Brady.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
csmsls Block Trains.

One Of the queerest and mo inter
esting railroads on ear IL the one
through the delta OF the Nile. which II
operated almost entirely I native
Egyptians. Out OF the $500 employ
ees only a very few are English. but
the road manages TO get along very
we'll nevertheless. II has been run
ming for over ten years now. and the
natives are entirely accustomed TO IT,
Indeed. there never was any prejudice
against II. but II was dificult at first
to make the inhabitants understand
that they could not ride upon 1t for
nothing. Now. however, they are al
very fond Of Il. and IL Is said that when
a natives donkey dies he does not buy
another any more. trusting 70 get about
by the railroad. Camels cause a lot OF
trouble on the lines because they Otter
get in the way and obstiuately refuse
TO pay any attention to the whistle
And the engines used are so light tina
the engineer Is afraid to drive ahea'
and hit camel for fear that the er
CINE will be thrown on the track.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

The waist, however, Is richly orna-
menied with pearl bead embroidery.
a form of decoration extremely popu-
lar at the moment. Beaded lace frills
finish the edges of the pretty half
length sleeves, and a needful note CT
color is given by the palepmk French
roses at the waistline, confning the
gray crushed silk girdle.
English velveteen is an equally ap-
propriate fabric for the development
Of this model. II has an advantage
over velvet in the minds of many per-
sons. being cheaper and less suscepti-
BILE to impression by the cane-seated
or wicker chairs upon which a heed
less wearer may chance TO sit So
much more useful has velveteen been
found that some authorities are fore
casting its use instead of velvet this
winter for coat-suits or costumes
which are to be given hard wear.
Figure Two illustrates an interest
ing suit made of steel-gray English
velveteen. In cut it conforms to the
slender silhouette of the present fash.
ion, and has all the simplicity OF line
required for development in this class
of goods. The black velvet of the
! Robespierre collar, lapels and cuffs
forms a pleasing contrast with tine
gray of the suit. and is quite in har-
mony with the black-rimmed buttons
with centers Of the velveteen.
Such a suit does good service ant
is worth two OF three of cheaper and
simpler materials. Worn with tail
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
EVENING GOWNS OF
VELVET ARE SMART
VelVefeen Favorife, Lovely Brocades and Brochures
Much in Evidence

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Velvet and
velveteen are putting all othe~ mater
ials in the background this fall, no.
only for the smart cOat-suits but for
evening gowns as we'll. Not since the
gorgeous stiff brocade and silk velvet
Of our great-grandmothers have we
considered such an evening dress pos
sible. We listened incredulously to
early reports from Paris Of It's sub
version from what we we're willing 80
concede was its legitimate function.
street wear. to the delicate uses of an
elaborate toilet. But so &c is Fast
going ships have hurried Il over seas,
and II Is now featured in all the fash
ionablo shop windows, bringing con-
viction to the most skeptical.
BY no means picture to yourself An
outstanding robe of voluminous width
when you read Of velvet gowns. The
modern web is almost as supple az
satin charmeuse and falls about the
form I'm soft folds quite in harmony
with prevailing ideas. In making a
velvet dress, of course. only the sim
plest design must be selected. Any
attempt at drapery or a complication
of lines only results in business.
FIGURE ONE.
In Figure One we are shown a pale
gray velvet toilet modelled on the dig
nitied lines suited to that handsome
material No trimming is needed or
the skirt other than the tucked seams
which add immeasurably to It's grace
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

pretty wearer no fault can be
found.
The most favored trimmings for
evening gowns are heavily encrusted
with brilliants. The contrast of
rhinestones on a black net is new
and makes a charming trimming on
black-and-whi evening gown.
Spangled nets are in evidence, Jet be-
ing foremost. and the beaded and en-
broidered tunic has wonderful posi-
biities of transforming a gown.
The use Of contrasting fur is shown
in nearly all the separate coats of
fur. Chinchilla squirrel is a nov
city that is being used for trimming
sealskin coats. The long coats have
the cutaway line at the lower edge.
Innings are very beautiful. Some OF
the fur coats are lined with a soft
velour, others with brocades or heavy
plain satins in rich colorings.
There is a great DEAL of tulle be-
ing used in the form of scarfs. sashes.
draperies, sleeves and guimpes. Metal
lied tulles are very much favored,
and there are certain wraps for even
ing which take the place of scarfs that
are entirely of tulie Wherever II is
possible, use tulle instead of chiffon.
There are many new attractions for
piece goods for millinery purposes.
The changeable plush is iridescent in
effect and can be made up with pip
ings of short taffeta which harmon
ICES with the plush. II is of silk
effect, with a sheen more bright than
that of hatter's plush, which is used
on many of the fall hats. Then there
is the Egyptian mohair plush. which
has the silk ground and is in striped
effects; also there is the Roman stripe
I plush, bringing out all the Durbar
colors. A new silk ratine is to be
seen. made up into quillings and edged
with soutache braid; it forms a new
trimming.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The transfers Of real estate re-
corded since Wednesday of this week
at the city registry Office. did not in
clude any big sales. most of the trans
fers being dwellings Of the average
price. The list follows;
James H. Coffin to William Pyle,
southwest side of Twenty ninth
street. so feet southeast-of Washing
ton street. $500
Harry B. Donaldson to Andrew J..
Davidson. east side of Twenty-fourth
street, 9S feet south Of Washington
street. $780,
Daniel DOLL to Walter ]. Reese,
northeast side of Eighteenth street,
1874 feet northwest OF Tatnall street,
$500.
William H. Hemping to Frank
Koprowski. west side OF Franklin
street, SO feet south of Linden street,
$500.
James ~. Goldrick to Reba McCon-
nell. northeast side of Sixteenth
street. pa feet southeast OF Wash
ington street. $500.
Charles c. Kurtz to Frank NJ. Dole
north side of Shallcross avenue, 225
feet east. of Bayard avenue. $3.50.
Eleanor e Meyers to Francis l.
DUPONT. 1405 Rodney street, $500.
George r. Weldin to Frank s
Shaub. west side OF DUPONT street. So
feet south of Fourteenth street, 49,
400.
Sarah nm Grav and May Esther
Gray to Harry Simon, south side OF
Fourth street 1s feet wesi of Jeffer.
son street, $500.
William ]. Fisher to James Pen
netto, north side Of Ninth street, 81
feet west of Shipley street. $40.
Robert Reed to Abe Silver. north
side of Seventh street. between JET.
ferson and Windsor streets, $4,000.
Lynch Bros. COMPANY to John ]
Grant, west side of Tatnall street
POI feet south Of Fourteenth street
$4,000
( Alice Foster TO Philip Thompson
! and wife. No. sic Walnut street
3 $1,000
+ Alessandra Petri1o to Pasoual,
Petrillo. Nos. S33-s35 Grant avenue
$4,000.
The Brickle Estate. Inc, 70 vii
liam Draper Brinckle. east side o
Mount Salem Lane 345 feet nortl
( Of Pennsylvania avenue. $500.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A FASHIONABLE COAT.

Separate coats are to be exceedingly
smart this autumn and this one shows
the very newest lines. IL is adapted
to almost all seasonable materials
and can be worn for many occasions.
II is excellent for motoring and for
travelling and il is just as we'll adapt
ed to street wear. If very wide ma
terial is used. II can be made with
out seams under the arms, but for
narrower materials. the seams are
necessary, and many women prefer
them in any case as they mean great
or shapeliness. Cutaway fronts are
being much used and are always eff
fective. bua for the practical coats,
the straight fronts are often better,
and when the seams under the arms
are used, the fronts can be finished
in either way. A smart and practical
feature is found in the collar that
can be rolled open or buttoned up
tightly about the throat. The sleeves.
too. can be made in bell shape or
plain. The season is prolific Of ma
terials adapted to such coats but, in
a general way, cloths with rough finish
may be said to be especially smart,
although serge is always excellent for
the early season. Wool fabric woven
after the manner of eponge promises
to be much used and mixtures include
a very interesting variety For these
last, plain Innings are to be preferred,
but plaid Innings or trimmings ON
plain fabrics are among the features
Of the autumn.
For the medium size coat will be
required IL yards of material %,
IA yards A or - yards 81 in
ches wide; when the coat is made
without seams under the arms 2 rs
yards "a inches wide will be needed.
The May Manton pattern 1864 is
cut in sizes from "a TO AZ inches bust
measure. Il will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department
of this paper, oil receipt of ten cents.
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Evening journal., 1912-09-28

Charming white gowns arc made
Of pointed muslins and voiles. silk
muslin over pink charmeuse founda-
ton is very dainty. The transparent
fabrics as we'll as the classic white
cloths are having a great vogue.
The sheer wired collars are being
emphasized very much. These wired
collars take the form both of Marie
Stuart and Of Medici styles, as we'll as
variat ons of the Directoire. Robes
pierre and Revolutionary styles.
Tailored dresses of white satin,
very simply made, have appeared and
made quite sensation, though they
are simplicity itself. They are worn
with patent leather or tan belts. with
a flower stuck in at the waist line
Black and white still holds sway
in separate waists. In waists of white
net or lace black chiffon is used as a
yelling, and in some of the newest
models the black chiffon is used un-
der the lace, appearing uncovered in
some portions.
A skirt of brOadcloth, accompanied
by a coat of plain or brocaded velvet,
is very smart. MOire is seen COM
bined with cloth and with velvet, as
are brocaded silks with pain silks.
Rarely in either a costume or a suit
of the same material.
There is very little left Of the pam
nier The new draperies affect the
classic rather than otherwise and are
greatly varied. There is very often
a machine-pleated foundation skirt
,boxa ,vbfpb tho dt-o nQriQa ara vrran-
ped about the figure.
Some of the new hats are so turned
down over the right side that they
hide the profile, the left being pro-
portionately raised. In word, the
hat is so constructed that it seems
70 have lost its equilibrium; but on
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
THIS is CERTAIN
The Proof That Wilmington Readers
Cannot Deny. -.


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Home endorsement should prove
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Years ago your friends and neighbors
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My back ached at sight and the kid
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Evening journal., 1912-09-28
WARWICK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
WARWICK. Nd, Sept. 2S.-Mrs
sallie Vineyard visited her sister Mrs.
Make Bland, near Middletown re-
ceutiy.-Mr. and Mrs W. W. Aiken
had for a recent visitor Malcolm
Brown, of Philadelphia Miss Sadie
Royds, of Philadelphia. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. w s. Williamson
Frank Padley and family have for a
visitor George McIntire Of Philadel-
phia. Mrs Fry, Of Philadelphia is a
guest of the Rev. G. J. Hill and fam
ily.-Miss Mary Heavelow Of Freder-
icktown Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles Boyles Mrs. r. II. Lips
comb and son Leonard were guests OF
Wilmington friends this week.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

Antoine Delorla. Postmaster az
Garden. Mich. knows the exact facts
when he speaks of the curative value
OF Foley Kidney Pills He says.
From my own experience | recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills. as great
remedy for kidney trouble. My father
was cured of kidney disease and a
good many of my neighbors we're
cured by Foley Kidney pills N B.
Danforth. Market and Second SITS,
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
AT COOKMAN M. E. CHuRCH.

Pastor Richardson will preach to-
morrow at both the morning and
evening services. At the close of the
morning service, congregational
meeting will be held to complete
plans for anniversary service on
October 6, when the Rev II C. Budd
and the Rev. W. E. Greenfield will be
the preachers. Mr.. Broadway, Of
Scott Church, will have charge of the
Epworth League service at 6.45 o. IN.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
IMPROVEMENTS
AT SACRED HEART

Having raised more than $500 by
subscription. twenty-five parishioners
of Sacred Heart Church, Tenth and
Madison streets, have had installed
in the church handsome brass and
onyx altar rail.a large bsptismal fount
mounted on a pedestal and a beauti-
full sanctuary lamp. These are now
in use and add greatly to the beauty
OF the edifice.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
MusIC AT WESTMINSTER.

The music for Sunday at the West
minister Presbyterian Church is as
follows.
Morning-Anthem, "Jubilate Dec"
in f fiat. Clough-Leiter; offertory,
Hold Thou My Hand" Mrs. Lillye
Thomas Hahn.
Evening-Anthem. praise Ye the
Lord" Rogers; offertory, 20 God.
Thou Art My God" Hosmer.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
SERVICES AT sT. PArRS.

AT st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church, Tenth and Jackson streets,
Charles A. Hill, minister, services to-
morrow will be as follows: Glass
meeting. $50; preaching, 1890; sub
ject, Forgiveness and Love-; Sun
day School. 2; Christian Endeavor
6 As; Preaching, 100. subject, 'The
Glory Of Self Control"
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

ored hat and mannish shirt-waist of
striped Japanese silk. just now n
popular fancy, IL Is sufficiently simple
for all the needs of everyday life. A
handsome self-colored chiffon and
silk blouse and a dress hat transform
Il into costume suitable for many
semi-formal social occasions. A
woman to whom economy is con-
sideration will be pleased TO find she
can cover the cost Of several gowns
in the outlay for this one handsome
suit with few extra waists.
The prevailing fancy for velvet is
expressed IN brocades and brochures
as well as In plain weaves. As the
season advances many handome
gowns will be seen made Of lovely
brocades In the prevailing colors,
taupo, c.nnamon-brown and old pur-
pie. The contrast produced by the
velvet flowers raised on silk or satin
background gives a pleasing effect IN
lights and shadows. especially under
the glow of evening lamps Brochure
Is even more attractive than brocade,
delightful developments In color be-
Ing obtainable by means of vi.riously-
tinted floral designs on the velvet
background. A splendid gown lately
made for a woman high i'm the social
ranks is all in white and gold. Tho
trained skirt Is of brochure with large
yellow roses on a white ground. A
wide flounce of point applique lace
falls from the shoulders TO the end
of the train, caught in loosely at the
waistline with a chou of yellow satin.
A chemisette Of pearl embroidery
shows at the top of the decolette
bodice, waistfront and sleeves being
still further embellished with cleverly
applied lace and hints OF yellow satin.
Gorgeous? Yes, and costly, too, suit
ed to the grace and dignity of Its
FIGURE TWO
lovely wearer, but at the same time
a model for reproduction in materials
better within the reach of a more
slender purse.
Velveteen leads quite naturally e
ratine, a fabric of many names. all
like the roads TO Rome. eading back e
that old familiar household friend
Turkish toweling As plain and use,
full toweling, agaric and terry cloth
we have had il all summer In oul
cotton semi-princess gowns, in dres,
trimmings and in hats. IL appears
besides, in silk and wool. and is run
ming the more familiar velvet or vel
veteen a close race for supremacy
The thick, all-wool ratine, known al
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
AUTOISTS TO
PLAN PARADE

A meeting has been called by all
the automobile dealers in the city for
Monday evening next to draw up
plans for the big automobile parade
to be held during Home Coming
Week" The parade will be the larg-
est of it's kind ever held in the city.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

A Sons. Philadelphia.
william t. lines. writing in ST.
Nicholas about the age Of goldfish,
says:
u knew OF very highly developed
goldfish that lived for twelve years.
This was the scaled fringetail used AZ
an illustration In VOLTS book on gold
nsh. know OF a person who claimed
sixteen years for a moon telescope fish.
My mother raised some common fish
twenty years ago We had one OF
them for fifteen years and then gave
II TO relative. who kept II alive under
very poor conditions for three years
more. During these three years a
number Of younger hsh died In the
same aquarium. Under proper condi-
tons I am sure IL would have lived for
twenty years. and believe that such
q FISH can be kept alive for a quarter
Of n century. Highly developed fish.
II they live 20 become six months OF
age. will usually then live from to to
four years"
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
HARVEST HOME AT ZION.

The Harvest Home services which
we're to have been he'd on Sunday
morning at lions German Lutheran
Church will be postponed until next
Wednesday evening. A very pleasing
program is beng arranged and adj
dresses will be made i'm both the
German and English languages by
the Rev. Paul lsenschm'dt and S.
George Won Bose respectively.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
SUNDAY AT OLD AsRuRY.

Sunday services at Asbury NJ. E.
Church. Third and Walnut streets,
the Rev. E. c. Macnichol, pastor. will
be as follows: 8 a. m, prayer meet
ing; 1880, preaching: 200 p. m, Sun
day School rally day; 2.15. Mems BIZ
BILE class; $50, Epworth League; 7.30
song service and preaching by the
Rev. Charles Hudson, and music by
the Young Peoples Choir.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
BLACKBIRD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BLACKBIRD, Del, Sept. 2S.-Mr.
and Mrs. James Beth OF Wilmington
spent several days recently with their
mother, Mrs Barbara Beth.
George 5. Heinold visited In VIII
mington on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
DANcING.

Dancing every Saturday evening at
the Eleventh Ward Dancing Academy,
Sycamore street and Maryland ave-
nue.. Scholars night. Tuesday and
Thursday. Bird and Edwards Or
chestra>
Evening journal., 1912-09-28
Union LOVE FEAST.

A union love feast will be held in
Silverbrook Church on Thursday
evening. October 8, at 730
O'Clock. These meetings are open to
all members of the Methodist Episco-
pal churches of this city. The dis
trict superintendent, Z. L. Hoffecker,
will have charge of the meeting.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

Quick In action, the Wants tell
where jobs are waiting for those who
are lively In responding realty snaps
for immediate inspection, buying
chances for the ready purchaser,
renting opportunities for the quick
to act--Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

velour de laine, has a velvety pile like
deep plush, and is well suited to the
heavy coats all women are wearing
nowadays. Velour de laine skirts are
durable and warm, and for one-piece
costumes to wear with winter wraps
or fur coats Il has much to commend
IT, Il is greatly in its favor that II
needs little trimming--st the most a
few handsome buttons in telling posi-
tons. But real st.<e Is achieved by
this very simplicity.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

A really effective kidney and biad-
der medicine must first stop the pro-
gress OF the disease and then cure
the conditions that cause 1t. Use
Fo'ev Kidney Pills for all kidney and
bladder troubles and urinary irregu-
larities. They are safe and reliable.
They help quickly and permanently.
In the yellow package. N. B. Dan
forth, Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1912-09-28

Advancement has been made pos
sible for many by calling upon the
Want Ads.-Ady.