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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11
IDEAS COME FnJM ABROAD
Imported Models Of Blouses Are Ex.
tremely Pretty and Well Worth
the Copying.

Linen and sheer lingerie materials
are combined in some Of the imported
models Of blouses. Fine linen. batiste
or marquisette may be used for long
semi-transparent sleeve and guimpe
with an everybody and skirt of linen.
or the sheer stuff may form chemi-
settle, collar frills, cuff frills and per.
haps some panel or glimpse OF petit
coat ii the skirt. A full length panel
Of finely cross-tucked linen was used
with a tucked collar and tucked cuffs
on one pink linen, and another in
deeper tone of rose had narrow, full
length front panel with a tiny box
plat in the middle and little plaits or
tucks on each side. Down the inch.
wide box plat were set small pearl
buttons, which were sewed on with
black silk, and a smart little cravat
bow fastening the finely embroidered
Iiagerie collar was of black
The grille or filet mesh linen is
much used in combination with plain
linen, and there are soft, heavy, loose
woven cottons which have ilet weave
to match. These cottons are fecked
with white in pepper and salt fashion,
and are very good looking in the cool
grays and tans, though it seems posi-
BILE that the loose woven stuff might
stretch and pull out of shape. Some
very likable frocks and suits are made
up in gray linen, of which there are
many lovely shades this season, and
these are best relieved by lingerie of
the yellowish, antique tone, though
frills and collars, ETC., of pure white
sheer stuff are pretty with the gray.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11
Article -Four.

Term Of Existence This corpora
ton shall continue for a period Of
ninety-nine (99) years unless sooner
dissolved, according to law.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11
fashions Fanciey
SIS ~

Striped materials are mostly trim.
med with the stuff, used In the reverse
fashion for bands and facings gener-
ally.
In many cases the train Of an eve.
ming gown is finished with a large tas-
sci, the material being gathered
into 1t.
A novelty belt that ii quite pretty is
Of morocco, with q design framed BY
the interlacing Of narrow strips Of cut
leather.
Dark blue is becoming more and
more the fashion Of the hour, and the
dark blue taiIor-made is the suit Of
the smart woman.
IN the regular handbag the fiat
idea is still adhered to, and no good
dresser viii carry bag that Is more
than an inch thick.
The very newest thing in the fabric
bags are the ring bags, which are real
" reproduction, on an enlarged
scale, Of the ring purses Of rs years
ago.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11

Article One.
Name and Location. The name Of
this banking corporation shall be
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR LETTERS PATENT FOR
THE STATE BANK OF AUBURN
DALE, AUBURNDALE, FLOR.
IDA.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned incorporators intend to
apply to the Honorable Albert w.
Gilchrist, governor Of the State Of
Florida, at Tallahassee. Florida, on
the LIST day Of August, 1912, for let
tiers patent on the proposed charter
for the State Bank of Auburndale:
W. S. Ryall.
w. G. Jones,
A. ]. Mobley.
Chas. H. Barr.
A. e. Hines, Auburndale, Fla,
M. S. Jones.
A. ]. Carver.
H. e. Hines.
H. A. Thorp.
H. M. Evans.
J. A. Howells.
John Johnston.
C. w. Deem,
G. NJ Clayton.
G. F. O'Doniel.
f. NJ Ryals.
Samuel Jackson.
A. c. Thorp.
R. E. Thomas.
Vera L. Thorp.
P. E. Braddock.
James w. Robinson.
Articles Of Incorporation for the State
Bank Of Auburndale.
We, the undersigned persons, do
hereby associate ourselves together
for the purpose Of forming a corpo-
ration for profit to do a general bank
ing business under and by virtue Of
the laws of the State of Florida. and
do hereby adopt the following char
ter for the government Of the said
corporation.
Article One.
Name and Location. The name Of
this banking corporation shall be
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11

Tennyson possessed a pair Of boots
well nigh as long lived as those Of the
old farmer described by Richard JEFF
fries. William Allingham notes in his
diary on March 2, 1881, that Browning
dined at Tennyson's last night. Ten
nyson was in great form. He said:
This pair of dress boots is 40 years
old We looked at them, and / said 1t
was good evidence OF the immortality
OF the sole. Lebanon Chronicle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11
a sure res.

Have you proposed yet to that
North Side girl?" Il can't seem to
get chance" Cant get a chance,
Ell? Better turn your attention else
where then. If your girl wished it,
you would get chance all right
enough
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-11

.s....-------
State Bank Of Auburndale" and th'
principal place of business snal be
in the town Of Auburndale, in the
county Of Polk and State of Florida
Article Two.
Nature Of Business-The general
nature Of the business to be transact
ed by said corporation shall Be to DC
general banking business; in
ding all such incidental powers
nat may be necessary to carry on the
BUSINESS of banking by discounting
I'd negotiating promissory notes.
ats, bills Of exchange, and other
fidences Of debt; ~ receiving de
sits, by buying and selling ex-
Ange. coin and bullion, and by
ming money on personal and real
arity, to purchase, hold and con-
IN real estate for the following pur-
es and for no other:
/. Such as may be necessary for
said corporations Immediate accom-
mediation in the transaction of its
business.
,. Such as shall be conveyed to it
I'll satisfaction Of debts previously
contracted in the course Of its deal-
ing
3. Such as it shall purchase at
sales under judgments, DEGREES OF
mortgages, taken BY, or assigned to,
the company, or shall purchase to Sc
cure debts due to it.
And to do any and all things neces-
sary for the proper conduct and car
rying out Of the above and foregoing
enumerated business of said banking
company in accordance with the
banking laws,
Article Three.
Capital Stock-The capital stock
Of the said corporation shall be if
teen thousand dollars ($15,OOO) to
be divided into one hundred ana
fifty (15O) shares, of the par value
Of one hundred dollars ($1OO.OO)
each to be paid in lawful money Of
the United States. as the law pro-
yides.
Said Corporation shall have the
right at any time upon vote Of a
majority Of the stockholders Of said
holding two-thirds of the
stock of said corporation, aud by
to the law in such cases,
made and provided, increase its cap
tai stock to twenty-five thousand
dollars ($25, OOO.OO), which shall be
If the par value of one hundred dol,
ars ($1OO.OO) per share, and which
increase shall be paid in cash at the
lime of such increase.
Article Four.
Term Of Existence This corpora
ion shall continue for a period of
linety-nine (99) years unless sooner
dissolved, according to law.
Article Five.
Oficers-The officers of this cor
shall be president, a vice
president, cashier and board of
directors, that shall consist of seven
- members, who shall be elected at
he annual meeting of the stockhold-
rs to be held on the second Tuesday
n January of each year, at 10 o'clock
J. m, at the bank, in the town of
Auburndale, county Of Polk, and
tate of Florida.
In the election of officers, each
tockholder shall be entitled to one
ote for each share of stock owned
y him at the times of said election,
nd said votes may be cast in per-
on or by proxy, evidenced by writ
en- authority, signed by the owner
( the stock so desired to be voted. /
10 person who is not a bona fide
tockholder shall be eligible to hold
ny Office in the corporation, except
Continued on Page ID
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BURIED TREASURE FOUND.
Directions in Sealed Packet Left by
Owner Revealed Location.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, April 3.-Instruc-
tons left in sealed packet led the heirs
of Miss Sallie Bennington Of this city
who died two weeks ago. to dig up the
ground Of her two farms, near Lynn, at
places infinitely described. where they
have just unearthed over 5000 in gold
and bank notes which she had buried.
The finding of the money solved the
mystery of strange light which neigh
bors had often seen in the meadows or
Miss Benninghon's farms at night
Miss Bennington. who was ninety-sev-
en- years old left about $4,000 In farms
81 eeCurit1s6 to her 1ieceo Cd neQhewD.
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FOR HOSPITAL IN PARIS
Commissioners Believe Prof.
ect Is Entirely Within Fed
eraI Jurisdiction.

That the matter Is entirely within fed
eral jurisdiction is the attitude of the
District Commissioners concerning SEN
ator OGormans bin for the incorpora-
ton. under the laws Of the District OF
Columbia, of the American Hospital of
Paris. as expressed by them i'm a report
on the bill sent to Congress yesterday.
The bill provides for the establishment
and maintenance in Paris, France, or its
vicinity. Of a hospital to furnish, gratu-
itously or otherwise. medical and surgical
aid to citizens Of the United States The
incofporators named are ]. Pierpont Nor
gan. John III. HarJee, John ]. Hoff, H. H.
Hartes. Henry Cachard, S. F. B. Biddle,
w; q Dsaliba. Dr.: Edmond l. eros. Leo
pold Hu1er. Dr.. A. J. Mans1n. Frank H
Mason. p. w. Sharon, H. A. van Ber-
gen, DR.. Crosby Williams and persons
that hereafter may associate with them.
Annual Meeting Next Year.
BY the terms Of the measure, the in.
corporation IL authorized to take, by pur-
chase. gift. grant. devise and bequest. and
to hold by mortgage. lease. transfer and
convey real and personal property In the
United States or France as may be neces-
sary for its wants and development It
also Is provided that the affairs and man.
agement of the Incorporation shall be
vested in board Of governors to con-
sist of not less than twelve nor more
than twenty. members. and that the prin-
cipal Office shall be located in the District
of Columbia but offices may be main
tanned and meetings OF the board of gov
Until the annual meeting. to be held In
1913, il Is stipulated that the incorporators
named in the bill shall compose the first
board of governors.
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miIady's Toilet Table
By Nine. D'MILLE.

Many women whose upper lips and checks
are free from that dowuy growth that hu'
niiifics some women feel embarrassed wear
lug short sleeves because OF hair on inc
for-rrms. Supcrfuous hairs are easily ana
uuickiv removed by applying dclatonc paste.
NiN cao0rh powdered delutoQc with water
10 cover the hairy surface; apply, and after
two or three minutes rub of, wash the
skin. aud the hairs will DC gone.
Ninc times ouf Of fen when woman
looks old before her time She has neglected
her complexion. Dissolve IN hali-pint
ni witch hazel am original package of maya
tome and gently rub o. little ON face neck
and arms. aud YOU viii he delighted with
results. Use this daily instead of powder
or cther cosmetic and the skin win be
smooth. soft and satinlikc. Mayatonc pre-
serves and restores youthful lovchness Of
skin.
When woman docs not care Co risk
e'iciing cold washing her bead She can
gci splendid rcsllts by dry shampooing.
lht n cupful of corn meal COR four ounces
81 powdered orris routl in fruit iar add
iir contents of small original package OF
tacrnS and shake ucll together Sprinkle
litiio on The head and brush thoroughly
fUercN encourage the growth of hair and
nn.cs y beautifully lustrous. glossy aud
fuTv
so toilet iahlc is compci, without a
ar of Mothers Saiec. II rs q sovereign
remedy for chaps cola sores. pimplcos. cc.
zema and skin cruptions ~ hoals cuts.
lurns scalds and long standing sorcs II is
aptisopiic we'll as healing and lessons
danger Of blood poisoning.
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CHRIST CHURCH yEsTRY.

Al the annual congregational meet
ing OF Christ Church, Christiana hum
dred. for the election of vestrymen
held Thursday afternoon, tho follow
ing were elected A. l.. Foster, senior
warden; II f. DUPONT, junior warden;
Henry Brown, Col. H. A. DUPONT,
James r Davis. Eugene E. dupont u
6 Bradford, Jr. W. Winder Laird.
Archibald dupont II. F-duPont was
elected treasurer and Arcribald du-
Pont, secretary.
Resolutions Of sincere regret were
passed in regard to the resignation
from the vestry Of j. W Macl1lm ow-
ing TO his removal 10 section of the
city too remote to admit OF his con
tinuing his membership at Christ
Church.
Mr.. Macklim has been an honorod
and efficient member of the vestry
for many years and the contemplated
severance OF relations of such long
standing in the near future is deeplp
regretted by the vestry aud congrcga.
ton
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NOTICES.

y
A PRIMARY ELECTION FOR THE ST.
y lection OF delegates and alornates 10 a
State Convention 60 be held go Dover, on
Tuesday. April 49, 1912, for the selection
ts delegates 10 a National Convention Of the
Republican PARTY. and for the selection of
members Of the County Committee Of the
Republican Party Of New Castle County
viii be- held throughout New Castle County
on SATURDAY..
THE 18TH DAY or APRIL 1872
between the hours of 3 and clock 7. NJ.
Polling places as follows;
CITY or WILMINGTON.
First Ward-Pons. S. p. Cor. Third and
Orange streets.
Second Ward--ist 2nd. and 3rd districts.
polls s. D. Cor Second and King streets.
Second Ward--iih 5th 9th and 9TH. dis
tricts, polls Now Castle avenue and G street.
Third Ward-rolls. SIG West Third street.
Fourth Ward-Polls 3o6 East Fourth
street
Hfh Ward Polls. s. f. Cor Seventh
and jefferson streets.
sixth Ward-ist. and End districts polls.
Is. W Cor seventh and French streets.
Sixth Ward 3rd iih. and 9TH. districts,
polls $40 French street
Sixth Ward-6th. eth. sth. and 9th. dis
tricts. polls 1882 French street.
seventh Wnrd--1st.. 2nd. 3rd.. 4thu 5th,
6fh 7th sth 9th. toth.. nth. districts,
polls. Eleventh and West streets.
Seventh Ward-12th.. 5th., 9TH. i5th
10TH. nm ANNNrf ANhNrf ~"hNs "A'tAANtal
polls. 1920 Delaware avenue.
Eighth Ward-polls. n. w. Cor. Taylor
and Pine streets.
Ninth Ward-Polls. 2l3S Market street
Tenth Ward-Polls, t12l West Fourth
street.
Eleventh Ward--lst and 2nd districts
polls. goo Chandler street
Eleventh Ward--3rd., ith., and 9th. dis
tricts. polls SOS Maryland avenue.
Twelfth Ward-polls. n. 4. Cor. Fifth
and Scott streets.
And in each Of the Election Districts in
rural New Castle County az the usual voc
ing places Of said districts.
L. n BALL.
Chairman Republican County Committee
Attest;
Jos. c. JOLLS. Secretary.
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SUSAN r. HILL,
HESTER j. HILL.

Executives.
Address Thomas Davis Esq. or William
n. Lyman, ESQ., Attorneys.at-Lsw, Whining.
ton, Del a8.gt.eod
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PUBLIC SALE


Co COWS, at my home on
- the Concord Pike five
SSslH-sl mites from Wilmington,
kalAN MONDAY. APRIL 10,
W,..ET 1912. at p. NJ.
6tSe,~ss -sscisa ono carload OF Fresh Cows
and Close Springers. one
Registered Holstoin Bull.
april ~. IHoS. II. fAHSMohh.
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WOULD BUY
THE c. 6 D. CANAL

WASHINGTON, April Senator
Pcnrose has proposed an amendment
TO the river and harbor appropriation
bill directing the Secretary Of Wal
to negotiate and agree to purchase
subject to congressional appropria-
ton the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal, which connects Chesapeake
Bay with The Delaware River.
The result of the negotiations would
have to be reported TO this session OF
Congress.
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BASKET MAkING-

RAskEr NAMING. XWOLAK
GA MADISON STREET.
Let mo make 10 your order n market or
clothes basket. also have on hand clothes
hampers Repairs Of all kinds Work guar.
---ul lIlceh moderate. mig-tm
Evening journal., 1912-04-12

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, April 12-High
School baseball club has elected VIII
liam Morrow. 'i3. captain. Members
Of the club arc. Catcher. Holiday;
Raymond A. Roe, first base; l. War
ncr. second base; Morrow. third
base. Albert Kumpel. short stop
Louis Warner. left field: A. Hope,
centre field: H. Samonisky. right
field; $. Ssmonisky. sub
Pie club wants games and would
like to hear from st. Peters High
School club of New Castle.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


Nxr ANTED- EXPERIENCED GIRL ron
w drcsamaking Apply 1916 West Ninth
street apriO.3t
xAr ANTED- -DRESSMNkER FOR BOYS
w Wash Suits Address y. b. Journal
once. aprl 20.
w ANTED -NfDDLE-AGED WHITE WO.
w man for general houacwurk at Belle
vuc Three in family wages 50. Adress
april-3t NJ. A. journal Omcc.
TIRLS WANTED 50 PER WEEK PAID
" 10 learners while under instruction. Ap.
My ItGGETr 6 MYERS TOBACCO CO. 80.
Nandcvor avenue. aprlO-lwk
Wy ANTED- RELIABLE WHITE GIRL
w for waitress and general homework.
Apply 1908 Franklin street. or phone 1870
aprio.3t.
NKrANTED-GOOD RELIABLE WHITE
w woman for housowork IN tho country.
Apply G. A. Lippncott, 3i2 Market ST.
a1-1m
w ANTED EXPERIENCED SALESLADY
W IN dry goods store; permanent position
for right party Apply
T. BARsKY, 500 Madison street
aprii.2t
Evening journal., 1912-04-12

The All-Wilmington League Will
meet iu THE EVENING JOURNAL
Office or Saturday evening The
team managers are urged 20 be pres
ent early.
Evening journal., 1912-04-12
REMOVING.

TNR. WALTER o. STACK, DENTIST, HAS
- removed temporarily 20 9u9 West 81.
until Juno 2Jth, after that date viii be 10.
Gated permanently at Ol5 Delaware Ave.
merlin
MAX pODOlSKY q SON HAVE REMON-
Nl ed from 40 g last End St. TO 1l5 Mar.
krt and have been experienced since 1887 M
hat and cap manufacturing. Have now
opened our new store at 1l5 Market 81.
Wholesale and retail orders win be given
prompt attention. m6.cod 2u
Evening journal., 1912-04-12
APARTMENTS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SECURITIES WILL
be sold at Stidham a. Sons Auction
Store, Ill East Fourth street. TUESDAY.
April 10, at 1890 o'clock, q. m, the fol.
lowing stocks:
IS Shares Union National Bank stock
IA shares First National Bank stock
shares Bank Of Delaware stock
20 shares Equitable Guarantee & Trust
Go. stork
179 shares Delaware r. R. stock.
90 shares Huntington & Broad Top r. r.
stock.
IS shares Of Farmers Bank Of Whining
ton
LOCO shares Ely Central Copper Co
10000 shares London Mountain Chimney
Co O'pP''
25 shares Of Farmers Bank of Doiavarc
shares Farmers Bank Of Delaware.
SS.5OO Durham Traction Co, 1St Morfr s
per cent. Bonds of 1871
a5'S, S,io,l2,l5 STIDHAM & SON, Aucts
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FIVE NEW HORSES HFRF

Pauline Brook, trotter, by Harry
Brook, S5l0; the black gelding trotter
Bay Wreath. $3.50; Cyclone, another
trotter, Sl4o; bay filly trotter. S145
and Atlanta May, trotter, $125.
Evening journal., 1912-04-12
EASTLAKE rs. RTvFRvTFw

Eastlake will play Riverviow on the
Riycryiew grounds at 2.3O o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.