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Evening journal., 1912-01-16
Sale of Sample Sweaters.
Dress Goods
Half Price

We have specially marked these goods at decided saving
customers owing usual stock taking and TO
for in coming goods
S225 Suing inches special sale price S1.5O
$3.50 Black Wolfe alwool so wide price S100
$500 Coakng Fabrics 54 inches wide sale price SIZE
S50 alwoo Serge navy only; sale price $100
About 300 of Goods onehrd oneha
original prices
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
& Hill Co.,
We Give U.sa4." Green Trading Stamps
Pre-Inventory Sale

1t has been make sharp price
customers previous TO stock taking this the
In all departments of you will find many
purchases We mention just of the many
items in this special sale
Special sale of WOmens fine Silk Waists S295 and S345
WOmens S25 rOadclOth Coats fancy collars and cuffs $40
Lot of Chldren's 81 Coats special sale price $500
WOmens $40 Suits in variety of styles and cOOrs $3.50
Misses regular S25O Reversible Coats special sale price $40
WOmens SIS and $40 Suits bsc and fancy mixtures
Special lot of Chdrens regular $40 Coats sale price $500
Special sale of Misses SIS Goats; special sale price S1
WOmens and Misses regular $40 Coats; special price
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
OpEN BIDS FOR suMMER TOGs.

AT the meeting of the Police Com
mission this afternoon bids will be
opened for summer clothing. helmets
and caps for the police force. The
uniforms will be the same as last
wear
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
r. d. Lackey and Company say:

I'm spite of the apathotic feeling
on the part of the public, the recent
purchases OF bonds and the inquiry
for new issues has all the indications
of an early advance in values"
c. ]. Hudson and Company say:
"There is listle real selling pres
sure in stocks. Short furnished
most Of the offerings"
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
$40 MORE FOR FARM.

The Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis
Society this morning received an ad-
ditional Christmas check Il came
from Il. Bergland and was for $40.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16

Rspsrtsd daily py F. d. Laekev q
no bankers and brokers. members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange su
Market 81.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
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rhages which would last for weeks and
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a great deal with my back and was so
nervous I could scarcely sleep at night,
and did not do any housework for three
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GET 4 TEN CENT
BOX OF CAsCARETs
Insures you for months
against Headache, Bilious
ness, Constipation or
Bad Stomach.

Put aside-just once-the Salts,
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Children just love to take them.
ADVERTISEMENT
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How to Hama Curtains,

"Women do not realize the danger t.
themselves III trying to hang curtains
OH poles beyond their reach asserts 3
we'll known ply stefan. Every autumn
I have several cases of more or les.
severe inteTna; displ0cements. resulting
from the overhead reaching" If WON
en- would take the trouble to mount
stepladle,s when hanging curtains
putting up pictures or cleaning chande
Tiers IL" harm would befall. but wOmer
have a constitutional dislike for step
ladde rs: they prefer to ciiml: on tables
pianc stools and bureaus to reach higt
places. and there is always just the
one final reach for the fixture that i:
just out of tiptoe reach. 1t is the one
final reach that usually does the mis-
chief. and years of ill health or suffer
ing have resulted from overhead reach
ing during the fall moving or setting t.
rights.
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THE MURRAY.

There's something amusing at the
Murray.
Down on the cryptogram as Mr. and
Mrs. Author Young, Comedy Sketch"
This, of course, might mean Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Young. But what's the
odds? You can't tell anything about it
anyway from the printed record alb.
stracted from the table in the rear.
However these people are amusing
The sketch seems to be a sort of near
dramatization of THE Arkansas Trav-
eler" with "Old Homestead local col
or, but it's farce is straight and clean
and it's trick violin playing excellent
of it's sort
OF the others there is a hoop-roller,
one Francis Wood, who does wonders
a couple of black-face comedians, one
of whom has a clever makeup; the two
Kennedy Sisters, who are more or less
reminiscent; and others down as
"Madcaps' and who give demonstra-
ton of the muscular possibilities of
the feminine anatomy. If such a bull
can be permitted.
There have been worse bills and
then again there have been better But
it's all grist for the vaudeville mill.
And then there's always Thursday
E. G.. W.
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The TheQterS

With our usual display of theatric
acumen we didn't turn out in those
large and interesting numbers to hear
one of the best plays put on the local
boards for this many long day.
Ready Money" it was.
And Ready Money" is one of the
most ingeniously contrived comedies
of recent seasons.
It's author, hitherto unknown as the
writer understands it, is possessed of
play-writing genius.
The story concerns a certain Ste
phen Baird, the owner of a gold mine
in Arizona which he has been vainly
trying to exploit but is not able to do
so on account of lack of capital and
inability to make anyone believe in it;
his encounter with Jackson Ives, one
of the most successful and elusive
swindlers known to the police of two
continents; of the latters suggestion
of a scheme through which Baird
could convince the public of the worth
of his mine and thus have an opportu-
nifty to develop it; of the success Of
the latter which was to flash hand
of one thousand dollar bills, to the
number of twenty. without trying to
pass the money which was the product
of Ives's engraving art; and of how
this ended in Baird making good finan-
cially and the resolution of Ives to
bring a finale to his skin games since
Baird paid him a heavy per cent on
his profits.
In the meantime the police got after
Ives and Baird as well and the canni-
est scene in the play is that in which
the wits Of Ives are matched against
those of the officers of the secret ser.
vice.
"The plays the thing" here with a
vengeance.
For in it's presentation in this city,
this phase dominated and rather OBJ
scured the lacks in the acting medi-
um.
by Edwin Mordant as jackson Ives"
his depletion Of this character being
adroit and convincing.
Hans Robert as stephen Baird"
while giving an intelligent interpreta-
ton to this role, over accentuated it.
He had. indeed, one of the worst faults
an actor can have-he took the audi
ence into his confidence.
This can only be compared to child
showing Off"
And others of the men principals in
the cast-impersonating well-to-do
young men of somewhat vacuous men,
tality who wanted to invest thir sur
plus funds in the mine when they
thought they found it was good-had
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rather the same attitude sort of $50
there!"
In fact the masculine members of
the cast were too much like a bunch
of ingenues.
But this was a minor consideration
for they put the play through with
much vivacity and the play itself is SO
good, of it's class, that much can be
forgiven it's medium.
The sentimental interest was subor-
dinate and was also subordinated by
Mr.. Robert, who, in this, gave evidence
of theatric discrimination since a
young man of the temperament of Ste
phen Baird would be more obsessed
with his financial woes than with the
latter's romantic phases. The love in.
terest was slight, in short, but we'll
sustained by Miss Jessie Glendinning
as Grace Tyler
There is no excuse, however, for the
small house the play had here. 1t was
so well advertised that no-one could
have been unaware of it's appearance
in this city
Long and loud have been the com
plants of the lack of theatrical attrac-
lions of the legitimate sort here this
season-then when one of the current
seasons successes is brought here it
is greeted with empty benches.
E. G. w.
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PLAYS AND YERS

broadway JONES'" the latest Conan
Offering, is a musicless comedy.
Pierre Berton, author of "Zaza,"
died in Paris on October Path, at the
age OF seventy.
Carter de haven is to retire from
"Hanky Panky" and Frank Tierney
viii take his place.
Elizabeth Brice. who was featured
IN Tantalizing Tommy" has joined
the "Follies of 1872"
The Case of Becky" with Frances
Starr in the dual role. has established
itself in New York.
Ollie Young was the originator OF
hoop rolling in vaudeville He is also
champion diabolo player.
Pixley and Luders' latest work will
be produced under the title of ''Prin-
cess Paulo," insteal of The Gypsy"
Julia Clifford, the wife of Bob FitZ-
simmons, has been elected to stellar
ranks in the Balkan Princess"
Lena Ashwell has been lying at the
point of death in London, cut has
rallied and her recovery is now con-
fidently expected.
William Hodges new play is by
Frederick Lands and Bayard WELLER.
author of Within the Law" and is TO
be called People Are Coming"
After a few eastern engagements
David Belasco will take David War
/ field to California for an indefinite run
! OF The Return of Peter Grimm"
The title selected for the new Louis
! n. Parker comedy. in which Nine.
J Simons will begin her second Ameri-
can tour. is AT Versailles-17S0."
/ The British censor. in the person of
/ Lord Chamberlain himself, has seen
private performance of Max Rein
{ hartd's new pantomime, "A Venetian
: Night" and decided to withdraw his
/ objection to its production.
Victor Jacob is writing the music
to a book by DeFleures and De Gail.
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lavet, a production of which is to be
made by Max Reinhardt in Berlin.
The presentation of French play in
Berlin is exceptional.
For the principal role in The Spy.
Charles Frohman has engaged Cyril
keightly, recently seen in The Me-
Sex" His part will be that now acted
in London by George Alexander l.
the version known as The Turning
Point"
E H. Southern and Julia Marlowe
will hereafter spend their vacation
in America. II is their intention &c
build hcme on Long Island. Plans
for the house are under way. Mr.. anu
Mrs. Southern expect to occupy their
new home the coming summer.
The first announcement of Maude
Adams coming season OF three weeks
at the Empire theater, New York, il
Peter Pam" has brought hundreds
OF letters 10 the box office of the
theatre ordering seats, although the
date OF the first performance is two
months of.
Porter Emerson Browne, who wrot =
"A Fool There Was" and The Spend
thrift" has gone to London, where he
will permanently direct the English
production of the latter show, opening
next week. with Fannie Ward playing
That's McGrane's original role.
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Roast Turkey and Oyster
Dressing at Ed Roser's, 9O5
Main St., Thanksgiving Eve.
2G-2t
Many Manias,

At recent congress Of neurology a
paper was read in which the move
ment by which the growing lad caress-
es the first shoots on his upper lip
was labeled moustachiostrepsom
the habit of twirling the cane seen in
old drum majors. strepsorhabdomania
that of putting the little finger into the
ear, otodactylomania. Then we have
atedactylomaniacs." who put the
finger into the mouth: 'onychophago-
manlacs," who bite their nails: ''har-
moniomaniacs.' who drum with their
fingers on windowpanes or tables. and
''trepodomaniacs." who nervously move
their legs.-British Medical journal.
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APPEALS FOR AID
High Diver Asks Help of
Professional Friends.

In the recent of the Billboard there
il an advertisement in which Charles
Conway, or Charles Kramer, as he has
been identified, asks the aid of his pro-
fessional friends in the way of contri-
buttons for his defense on the charge
of murder, for which he is now await
ing trial in the Cook County, Illinois
Jail
Kramer has been in Richmond on
more than one occasion. He, is pro-
fessiona1 high diver. He has appeared
here with carnival companies.
In the advertisement Kramer de-
clares he Is not guilty and asks his
friends to send him aid. He signs
himself Captain Charles Conway. He
is charged with the killing of Sophia
Singer, a Chicago woman.
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1.-THE Shepherd of the Hills"

'The Shepherd of the Hills" a
dramatization Of Harold Bell Wright's
best seller" will be the attraction
at the Gennett next Saturday matinee
and night.
This story of the Ozark mountains,
has proved very popular in novel form
and as play it is said that it's success
indicates it will exceed the popularity
of the book.
Messrs. Gaskill and MacVitty, the
producers, have given it very beau
tful scenic mounting, the mountains
of the Ozarks lending themselves to
the best in the scenic artists art. The
cast has been carefully selected, in
fact it is said to be unique in the mat
ter of types.
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How to Rest Tired Nerves.

When tic body is tired and the nerves
taxed to the limit good salt rub will
do wonders. Have the tub half filed
with warm water, take handful OF
sea salt. dip it in the bath and rub the
body from chin to toes. Use us much
salt as sou require. but rub gently at
first. After few baths the skin will
become accustomed to the rough salt.
Rinse off with the salt bath and dry
half an hour.
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The Murrette.

One of the seasons best programs
was shown at the Murrette yesterday.
The feature entitled The Civilian" is
one of the few perfect military dramas
containing a love story throughout the
entire picture. Today there will be a
novelty in the way of a Japanese
drama entitled Miss Taqu of Toxic" "
also "An Idyll Of Hawaii" drama, and
one of those famous sidesplitting Great
Northern comedies. There are several
excellent features booked for this
week.
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Lungs Were Affected
Now in Good Health

1t is beyond human power to per-
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mans Alternative, remedy for Con-
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ADVERTISEMENT
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State of Ohio. city of Toledo.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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NOTICE EAGLES.

All members of the Wayne Aerie
are requested to be present at the reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening, Nov.
q. A Glass of 65 candidates will be in
itiated. New Castle Aerie will also
be present The annual nomination of
officers will be made. All members
be present at 7 o'clock.
Aug. Johaning, Sec.
Adam Elstro, w. P. 25-2t
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1T is a pleasure TO tell You thai
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is n.
best cough medicine have ever
used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
of Lavonia. Ga. Il have used il with
all my children and the results have
been highly satisfactory" For sale
by all Acknowledgement
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His Harvest Season.

Teacher-Now, Earle. tell us when
is the harvest seson. Earlie-From
November to March. Teacher-Why.
Earle. l am surprised that you should
name such barren months. Who told
you they We're the harvest season?
Earlie-Pa. He's a plumber.-Brooklyn
Eagle
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DSuoVe j can Sa1elY
say now that I am a
well woman. / was
reared on a farm and
had all kinds of heavy
work to do which
caused the troubles
that came on me la
ter. For five years
during the Change of
Life l was not able
to lift a pail of wa
for T bod h,u,or
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How to Mend Lace Curtains.

1t is very hard to mend hole in lace
curtains or the lace in tnderskirts. A
very good way to accomplish the task
is to take piece of the lace while you
are ironing. stick it on the article with
raw starch and press hard When dry
the patch cannot be seen.
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Thanksqivinq Concert.

Exceptionally meritorious does not
half describe the musical Gates and
their Saxophonic Symphonic Band,
who are well known and recognized
the world over as a great musical at
traction.
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Literary Note.

Dentist-Penley. the novelist. was in
this morning and had tooth pulled
Friend-Ah. An extract from a popu-
lar author. as it were.-Boston Tran
script.
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Her Chance.

Husband You .oos Dad today. my
owe. Is II thar ron are ui: Wife
20. John: It's this last years nss I'm
'rearinc .-Hssper's tiaIar.
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Aospta5iiity.

Fashion thyseIf To the circumstance.
OF thy lot Tne men whom tate natn
made thy comrades Der~. tuve. anu
.ove them IN sincerity and tru,n.-Aar
Gus Aurelius.
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The Fear Of Woman.

Mrs. A.-They say that the world Is
eoming to an end Mrs. B.-I'n bet It
catches me with my old clothes on
Eatire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-26

The current bill at the Murray is
commented on today under the head
of "Theaters."
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New York Counts at the
Waldorf, Thanksgiving Eve.
26-2t
BLESSINGS OF WORK.

Thank God every morning when
you get up that you have something
to do that day which must be done.
whether you like it or not. Being
forced to work and forced to do
your best will breed in you temper
ance. self control, diligence, strength
Of will. content and hundred viz
tues which the idle will never know.
CHARLES Kingsley.
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AmuSementS
THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
Gennett Theater.

Gennett Theater.
Nov 28.-Cates Band.
Nov 30-"Shepherd of the Hills"
Dec. "a Modern Eve"
Dec 7-"Bunty Pulls the String"
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CRITICAL TIME
OF WOMAN'S LIFE
From 40 to 50 Years of Age.
How 1t May Be Passed
in Safety.

Odd, Vail am enjoying better
health than / have for 20 years, and
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At The Murray

Vaudeville, Matinee and Night.
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The MURRAY.

IUTTSCuffI.
Dec. 4-Charity Ball.