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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01

Children's hats and bonnets seem to
grow more attractive year by year, and
this season the designers have outdone
themselves in evolving quaint and dainty
models
Many Of the designs are reminiscent OF
the millinery for grownups. but trans
lated into childish terms. Little caps or
toques, fitting closely around the face and
quite covering the head, have round or
pointed crowns of corded silk or velvet,
or of soft furry beaver, or of fine felt,
supple as cloth, or even of fur. And the
band or brim framing the face may be of
the same material. or of fur. Many
models have tiny. becoming frills of soft
lace falling from under a close. narrow
brim. while others show fiat band OF
heavier lace or Of fur, next to the face.
One odd little bonnet has pointed crown
of dark velvet. while the trimming pano
is of pure white ermine.
White fur and ermine enter largely
into millinery for children. Probably nine
times out of ten the ermine Is cOney,
but IT Is when fresh very becoming ano
babyish, and so fills the requirements.
One model of shirred pale blue liberty
chiffon was trimmed with band OF
ermine At one side appeared an orna-
and an imitation ermine head; on the
otherside was placed a small cluster OF
white ostrich plumes. This model. while
a little too elaborate to be included In the
quaint simple group, was extremely dainty
and attractive.
Cunning little round caps for boys are
on sale, of pure white ermine with talls
placed at intervals around the crown.
Some of the darker furs are used also
for the baby bonnet and trimming. A
mere line of the dark fur is used with
light toned materials. while on darker
more practical bonnets the fur Is more
in evidence. Good effects are secured
also with the silk pluShes which are sc
much favored in millinery for grownups
An exceptionally attractive but simple
little model was made of mole colOreG
plush. 1t was lined with pale blue sllF
and trimmed with small pink roses AND
green leaves.
The small silk flowers. usually called
| .'made" flowers to distinguish them from
the conventional artificial flowers, are
favored for the children's millinery, anc
prim little punches of these blossoms ado
to the auaintness for which the designers
strive and when chosen with care do moi
detract from the babyish effect that Is
equally desirable.
One of the prettiest bonnets was OF
shirred blue chiffon trimmed with ermin'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01
BY CORA MOORE.

Such an alluring. scintillating display OF
hair ornaments one now sees in the
evening at many public gatherings! Most
ly dainty, featherweight trifies, which
lend the telling note to ones attire.
In the first head of the sketch is shown
pretty ornament, which is made OF
pearl beads strung on fine wire. The
straight band which encircles the head
is broken on either side and in front by
an intervening circlet of wire strung with
pearl beads. On one side of the back A
spray of natural paradise plumage is
mounted from the band.
The center head shows quaint little
theater cap. 1t is made of cobwebby dull
gold net and is studded with tiny vari
colored French roses. On either side. a
the heading of the gold lace frill. is g
flat bowknot design carried out in old
blue, picot-edged ribbon about half ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01

and baby Irish lace. At one side there
appeared small cluster of pale pink silk
roses and forget-me-nots.
Coats for children are particularly at
tractive this winter All of the new soft
wooden materials in appropriate colors
are utilized and make charming little
coats, some of which show collar and
cuffs of fur. A lovely pink broadcloth
coat for instance. showed a little collar
and cuffs of raccOon, and another in dull
old blue was trimmed with seal. Silky,
fat black caracul, too, is used for coat
collars and cuffs on cOlored coats, ana
narrow borders of skunk or other long
haired fur edge wide collars. hoods or
cuffs For the very small child, how
ever. the fine short-naired furs are the
correct thing.
White ratine. white cloth. white mol
Teton. white velvet. white corduroy-all
these white materials are pressed into
service by the coat designers, and il not
practical are in many cases undeniably
pretty. Here again fine trimmings come
into play, seal being a favorite relief
for the white. Black velvet is also used
effectively upon some of these white
coats.
One coat of white ratine had a big
collar and cuffs of seal and a wide, loose
belt of white leather. Another in white
cloth was made with wide white satin
collar forming hood in the back and
bordered with narrow strip of fur. The
cuffs were also fur trimmed and the but
tons were covered with the satin.
A straight little coat Of white wool
owed it's note of individuality to big
collar of black velvet which was opened
up the middle of the back and fell in two
long points below the waist line, each
point weighted by tassel. White coats
Of corduroy, often of the washable quail
ity, and caps or bonnets to match, are
| more practical than those made Of white
plush.
Smart little coats of black velvet
trimmed with ermine have been intro
, duced by many designers of children s
| coats, and although the combination
sounds regal and imposing. clever max
| ing gives such handsome little coats an
air distinctly childish. Ermine is used on
| colored velvets, too. and on colOred silk
and on CLOTH but on the colors other furs
are often more effective than the black
and white pelt.
| For instance, smart model of tan
| zibeline was trimmed with moleskin. The
| fiat collar and cuffs were of moleskin
| and sash of moleskin was fastened at
| the left side with fiat loop ends There
were braid ornaments and buttons of
black at the opening at the left side.
! Delightful little hats and muffs of fur
| often accompany these fur-trimmed coats,
| the hat and muff being fashioned from
| fur to match the coat trimming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01
~ THE
KITCHEN
| PANTRY
Fruit With Custard.

Custard served with stewed prunes or
bated annie is a nourishing and APP
petizng dish.
II the apple is preferred it should be
cnred and then baked with little sugar
and water When soft. place in grass
dish and pour around a thin custard maze
from one egg. less than cup OF miik'
viii, sugar and favoring to taste. rms
is eaten cold.
prr,es should be stewed with water
.nd supar until tender, and then be press
cd through a strainer. The pulp Is ioi'h,
ed into a mound and the cus'o'"
over and around it.
Irish Moss Lemonade.
This is an excellent drink 1or '"oSe
suffering from cold or sore throat.
Soak one-quarter cup OF Irish MOSS
oyer night and pick over very careIuh'
before cooking. Wash in severai waters
ovid when quite free from sand put in
double boiler and pour two cuptuis OF
ho;,,r1 water over It, Let 1t simmer untli
Tho moss is dissolved, then strain through
cheesecioth and add the juice OF TWO
lemons with sugar to taste. This drink
Is served very hot.
Egg With Coffee.
When raw egg Is distastefui 10 q
patient, but coffee is very much relished
and also allowed. the two can be served
together by beating together one egg Win
one tablespoonful of sugar. Add grad
ually half to one cup of boiling coffee
stirring continually, and - up with hot
milk or cream.
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about once in so often, and sternly get
rid of those articles which are hinderihs
rather than serving.
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which her mother had cut gowns thirty
years ago. "Oh. they might be useful
sometime" she would insist vaguely but
obstinately when. she was urged to get
rid of this clutter and make the house
more habitable. She never used them
and. of course, they were thrown pell-
nell into the fire along with several cart
loads Of similar stun by her heirs.
Learn to throw away.
The ability to accumulate is valuable,
but the ability to choose and eliminate
is equally so.
There is scarcely one OF us who does
not possess too much, who does lot need
to make q raid upon his or her house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01

IL he thinks 1t is not, he gets rid Of 1t.
He knows that the annoyance 1t will
cause him to have a burden Of unused
objects in his home Is greater than the
annoyance he will feel from having got
ten rid of one or two things that he
might have used again.
The unwise man with whom accumula-
ton is a mania asks. Us is possible under
eny combination of circumstances that
would ever want this gain?" and ac-
cumulates accordingly.
once had an elderly relative who acted
on this principle. Her mother had been
q dressmaker and she actually insisted
on keeping all the paper patterns from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01

inch wide. One usually finds the flowers
on these small caps encircling the head,
but in this instance the novel feature Is
having them caught on the cap proper.
A very decided brunette would look well
in the bandeau of the last sketch, with
the hair dressed close to the head and
built out on the sides. The bandeau is
merely chain of fiat oblong pieces of
gold. and poised in the center front Is a
glittering, spangled butterfly in green and
gold Tt would be very effective with a
gown of apple green charmeuse.
New Fashion Notes.
Red, with gray, makes beautiful color
scheme for the acknowledging evening
wrap. One of the seasons most attractive
models Is made of fiame-colored velvet,
with lining of smoke-gray charmeuse
Evening dresses, wraps and tailored
suits, all having the line of the Silhouette,
accent the narrowness about the feet.
The most approved train for the evening
gown is long and narrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01

There is a return to favor of the short
fur Jacket, either in broadtail or seal.
They come only a quarter OF yard be-
low the waist. and are narrow. but not
tight fitting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01
Marked features Of jabots, whatever
their shape. arc their Guinness. their gem
erous size and variety Of ways I'm which
they are rounded, pointed or squared

Black velvet coats for children have
collars and cuffs OF white fur. with these
are worn turbans Of white fur with small
aigrettes placed on the side.
Evening journal., 1913-11-01
SHERTFFsS SALES.


sHERIFF's sALf-nr vfHTJE or Z
writ of isvari fariss, a. me directed VII
ne exposed 90 pubra Sais, 90 ~ Court
and Eleventh streets iu tne cify w Nt-
minrson. New tnsiir crrni-, Delaware,
OS NONbiN.
TIE THIRD DAY or NOVEMBER. 1918
at o'ciorh. %. n.,
the following described real erlnir VIZ
AZ ffnt irt piece Of parcel ~ land Wti
the brick rlcssenEr thereon arertcd. situate
In tho city rf Wilmington, New Dast 2
county rnd Slate % Dc,avars bounded and
do-s- ihcd as ioiio-Fs. O. wii;
Brrinning nt fhr corner formed By fhe IN
fsrsection of tho easferiy side Of Niison
street. with Che uorihrrly side ~ Eighth
s.lect. ttrnrn raBicbr H. said nnriherl,
side - Eighth rirrrf 'larirrh fees and
four inches 20 pwrt. ihcpcc nofihrr,y
ra~siici ~-i.h Wiirnn strect Hrd passing
shrrarh sge middle ui Che division wal i-
tVrrn tho hcuso on this ioi nnd ihe huuss
adjoining on The east, eighty feci % the
soifi.u-i,' siEe - iareo,foei '-.En rilrs
thence along said alley side. westerly End
parallel with Eiehih street fourteen ,soi
fcur inches 90 thr car;e7iy side cf Wilson
street; thrs,ce niOrs $50 same, sontt $
street and Tie pirrc 81 hrgrairg De che
ccrtcrta. .ac 70 o. less wi.h iae use in rcm.
mon - the above mentioned three-i-et alley
forever
Sr'Tcd and iuaeA 20 cNeeut'en the
property OF John tariey. a4rvit'ng mort
SaEor ard C. g. and 20 BE- sold hy
WALTER $. BUktls. sheriff
ShsriF's Ohirs Wilmington. Del. October
rs. 1919. rrtfs.34, ,e5.3T.og aov
Evening journal., 1913-11-01
AUTOMOBILES.

This building boom still goes on. Three more new
houses started this week Those health walkers who few
weeks ago were SO qistve about sold sign that we
had placed on our sold lots have almost dried up and are
ready to blow away with this Halloween wind They
should visit us now on holiday or Sunday. And they
would have some remarks to make times havechanged
When they visit us row they will say; There is cellar
dug there and on No. 10 lot in block there is another
pne. Why look Tom there is another one peggsd out in
Block o. Oh working man. we intend 10 reach you right
now. We nogong 10 pu Of till tomorrow what can be
done today II you cannot come today akeOur ec trolley TO-
morrow 1t is tree for ALL Ii will do you good 10 breathe
one breath Of this country air Gel away from The steam
and stencil Of Thai garbage pan Is i any wonder youare
Evening journal., 1913-11-01
DIVORCE NOTICES
II HN .ASii.r COUNTY. SS.
lht s'rtft or DELAWARE.
q rhG snEklrF or NEW CASTLE


~ aN tAsfi.r COUNTY. IS.
10 THE snhklrF or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING
WHEREAS. Carrie a. Stein.
by her petition 20 the
judges ul our SuperiDr Court
hled in The ofico of the PRO.
thuuotary of said Court ~
and for Sew Castle rnnnty
for the cause Of complaint
therein alleged nes made M
plicaiiuu 90 our sHid Judges
that decrcc mry be pro.
uonuced dissolring tho uar
riuge cNistiug between tive
petitioner and Henry a. Stein
WE ruEhNfvkh COMMANb YOU. IS
YOU were heretofore commanded. TINT
you Summon Henry A. Stein. that
Dee Doe and nppear before thc judges
of our said court. ut The next term thcrvof
20 be held at Wilmington. on
Monday. the third day of November,
lhc said petitioner Carrie A. Stein. &C.
tuniins to the Act ot Assembly. n such
case Wudu gnd prouided end also 20 do and
frceiVc wlHi irs rourt shuli then and there
consider concerning him in this behalf ss
to tlr rour Shall serm meet aud consistent
with The pn,iaions Of tho said act Of
Mud iia,c lou THEN There This Writ.
MtiNFSS TIE Honorahlo Iumcs pcuna
wall. az Wilmington. the fifteenth day of Sep
icnthcr. s.. d. uincicou hundred and thirteen.
JOSEPH NltGlisS lfoi f1i.
issued ,epl ID. 1913 protnouutary.
sfpil ucti. is.25.noyi.
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DIYORCE NOTICES


N NV cAsrLH curATN. IS
~ ThE -rNts or pElAWtsh.
40 liiE SiiNillf o. NEN CASTLE
COUNTY, GREET 80
by her petition 10 tne
Judges Vf our superior Cont.
lied ni- thc ohico of thc Pro-
thononry Of snid Court in
and for New Castle county
for the cause of complaint
therein alleged. has mado ap-
piiration 10 our said Judges
that decree may be pro
nounced dissoi,ing thc mae
riagc existing between the
petitioner and John A..
VIZ rHnREfogE COMMAND YOU, a.
YOU we're heretofore commanded, That
you summon iohn a. Lynch, that
he be and appear before the iudsea
OF our said court, AT the next term ;hcrcoi.
10 be held 40 Wilmington. on
Monday. the third doy Of November
cordirs go the Act Of Assembly. iu such
case mndc und provided. and ni-o 60 do and
receive wfnt tiie court shalh thcn and inere
consider concerning him in this behalf, u,
20 The court shall seom meet and consistent
with iho provisions Of the said Act OF
Assembly.
Aud ileve You Thcn rhcro This Writ,
WITNESS ihe Honorable James rrnnc.
NNNNf aN MiNNNNHNNNi NNN NNNfNNIN NH. NN sep
tember, A. j.. nineteen hundred and thirteen.
JOSEPH WiGGLrsWoNrn.
issued Sept 3Oth 1913.
o'ti.i.ii.is.s5-noyi.
n EW gAsrLs Cogf nv. ss
~ - Thk STATE or pfI.hwAaF
no THE siiERitf OF NEW lAsrIE
COUNTY, GREETING.
WHEREAS. Waiter vs.. Ap
plcgatu b, hts petition 90 the
Judges of our Superior Court,
h'ed in the Office of tho Pro-
ihunoiary Of said Court IN
aud for Now tnfi ronnil
for The cause OF complaini
therein alleged, has made an
plcation 60 onr said iudgo'
ethat dccrco MAY be pro
nuunccd dissulving the mar
riage existing between th'
petitioner and Annabeila j.
App'egnie.
We THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU. a
you were heretofore commanded. Tim
you summon Anuabeiln n. Applc-aie tha
she be and appear before the judge
% our snid court. ut the next term thereof
20 be held az Wilmington, OF
Monday. the third day oi November
next. tc answer The a'lcgeiions
the said petitioner Walter w. Nhpcgato. a'
cording % tho Nct of Assembly n SUE
case made aud provided and alao to do nn
rerrivr what the cnurt shall then aud thef
consider concerning her in This hchuii. d
20 the court shall seem meet and congistci
With the provisions Of the said Act
Assembly.
And iIrvo you Then There This Writ
WITNESS the Honorable James Penn
will. nt Wilmington the fifteenth dey " Sci
icmher, a r nineteen hundred mud tliirice
JOSEPH WiGuLEsNoRlH
Issued sept sout iais.
octi.f.ii.is.e5-noFi
Evening journal., 1913-11-01
STORAGE
Messengers Storage House

Messengers Storage House
Light cleHu and well leathetsd.
No. 6ii WEST FRONT STREET
ocf4-tr.s1m.
XEr .AVrED ~ STORAGE. SEPARATE
w rooms, si-oo month. Heating
stoves ana COOK stoves also stored Tor tle
seascn Heating skves sl-5Oi coos siovos.
sG.Uu iSie season. Especial spa,cs for pianos
and odd pieces Of iurniture Goods Grated
snd slapped 10 ali paris of the word. Nc
Mahon Bros. Sisth and Kings SIS. may5-tf
ITDIspHOLD GOODS STORED ~
IL cisrn, separate 81 rked rcoms. New
. "a ding Automobile padded vans for local
md long distgace nc,ing. Work guaranteed
Essiuatt free. u. & A. Phone. SlI4
SEyUil1rY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Pennsylvania Ave. aud Clayton 81.
apr2S.tf.
& IOHi i.Gt.--hOUSEHOiD GOODS AND
- mer naudise. Piano and safe moving q
spsriaitr. packing. Grating snd shippinE 10
an points, prftats rafirund siding direct
into building. Estunates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
Phone. s6tD. Nu. ioi Msrrlsnd Ave
juue@5-tt
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CHIROPODLST

~
~ LORt JOHNSON SlNADLEN. 30. 6Ui
II Market street. Graduate of Fowler and
Hauna. Treats Cprusf Buruas, ingrOwn
-Nsils Etc. Evenings b. appuintweut. ID.
4 A. 2ei' "ao-tt.
TNLIlABEfH BANRAHAR. GRADUATE
II FoNier & Hanna Ltd. Chiropudy and
ma rocurius. hairdressng and masssging. No
90p Adams -. II. A., 29us. Eycnins
By appointment. nayi5-iJr
A NNfE r.. SCHArFFR. DffIROpODiST.
y Corns. bunicna. inr-Ouu nails treated .
100. -nassaec. Cnnaplt mo f0r sil foot truu-
hies. y. A a. Phone, 1859. $40. 2il West
Ter "a street ian2t-lyr
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\ Nv CAsTLE COUNTY. IS.

n Wv CAsTlE COUNTY. SIS.
~ THE STATE on DELAWARE
40 TUE sllERiFr Or NilW CASTLE
tuANiA. GREETING
WhEkEAs. Joseph s. Kite.
by his petition 20 the
judges ci our Superior Court,
hlvd 30 the ohi,e Of the PRIV.
thnnuiary % snid Court In
and lur Sew Castle county.
for Sue causc of complaint
Therein alleged has made an.
plicHtiun 10 uur said Judges
that decree may he pro
uouuccd dissnliinr tho mBr
risge sNisting between the
petitioner aud Margaret Kite.
WE THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU. as
Nvu were heretofore commanded. that
yol summon Margaret Kite. that
SHE De amt appear before the judges
of our said court. % The nest term thereof,
So be held at Wilmington. on
Monday. ihc third day OF November.
next TO answer tho allegations Of the
said petitioner. Joseph y Sitc. ac.
cufding tu the Act II Assemble. w such
case made aud provided, and also io do and
receive what fhr court shall lhen and there
consider CONFORMING '-r in this behalf. az
iu the raGrt shai seem meet md consistent
sith thr proyisions % the said Act Of
Assembly
And Have , ou Thou Thrre This Writ
WITNESS The iiouorablc lHmcs penue.
van, ai Wilmington, the hffesnth da. N Sen.
tcmhcr. q ID. nineteen hundred and thirteen.
IOSErH WlGCIESWOEul.
Issued Sept 30. 1913 Pruthonutory.
arpi2 l.octi, -. ts.2jmuvf.
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- EW NASriF on MY SIS.
y The STATE or DELAWARE
80 TIE SHERIFF o. NEN gasT-r
WHEREAS. Eva +. ss
vile. b. her petition 20 the
ildaes ~ our Superior Court.
fad in the oi6rc ~ The psn-
'hnnofarr Of said Court in
and for New Castle count.
for fhn cause ~ r0mDiairt
fhsrein alleged. has made ar
nlicaiion 10 our snid judges
that decree may he nro
nnrrred iissolring the mar
fir~r evisfiu- h-isveff ne
petitioner sud Henry q. So
Vile
WE THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU ~
v~r f tfcre rnufr enfhd. that
tru summon Henry q ssvii's. that
hr bs and appear before the Judges
oi oar said court. NJ the nest term thereof
~ be held Al Wilmington. on
Monda.. che third day Of November.
rest. n answer the allegations of
the said petitioner Eva y. Saville. ac.
rordine 20 the Art ~ Assembly. IN sneh
csse made and provided. snd also 20 do and
reseise whr; the court Hhail then and there
consider concerning hiw ia this bennlf, as
90 tho court shcl scem nieet and consistent
With The provisions ~ tho said Net Of
Assembly.
Ana Harr You Then Thrrs This Writ
WITNESS thc Honorable James pennc-
will ~ Wilmington the fifteenth dny of Sen
femhcr A. ID. nineteen hundred and thirteen.
JOSEPH wIGGLESWORTH.
issup. sept 3oth. 1913
uctl.i ] 7 ! fH.1f-rrVi.
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DIVORCE NOTICES

>~----s--.-.-.-.--r--~.>-~~---
n EW CASrLE COUNTY. 81
~ THE SrArf or nilAWAEn.
40 THE SliEi;lfr on NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING
WHEREAS George g.
. 'bricn, by has petition 90 the
Judges OF our Superior Court.
Sled in the Office of the Pro.
ihuuutary OF said Court. in
and for New Castle count.
for the ruusf of complaint
therein alleged, has mado up
picauou 20 our said ild.ts
that decree may De pro
noluccd dissohinx tho mar
ruee existing between the
petitioner and Saiomc r.
% Brirn.
We THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU. as
you We're heretofore ruinm4nded fhnt
sou summon sdiomc p O'Bnch Mnt
size be uuu appear before tive judges
of our said COURT at Toe next term thrrcut
TO hc held at Wilmington nn
Monday. thc third day of November.
ue2t. TO answer thc allegations OF
the sa.d petitioners George G.. O'Bnen. ac,
cordinr 10 The Act ioi Asscmbi. 'n sucl
cusc made and provided. aud nlsu tn do aud
receive what the court shall then and there
consider roncrraur hrr in this brhHf n.
20 the court shall seem meet und consistent
WITH ihe provisions Of the said Act OF
Assembly
And Have You Then There This Writ
WITNESS tho Honorable James pcnnc
viii. a. Wilmington, the fifteenth dag oi Sep
tcmber, A. -. nineteen hundred aud thirteen
JOSEPH WiGGLESWoh1ll.
Issued Sept a0th 1918
otfI r1.nut
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PRINTERS
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PERSONAL

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} .lne RldE.. kansns Cili. no. o.tb.Im.
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TYPEWRTERS

4, AtINl.ilLltS i.ti'AtitED. .trN a1es,
i sold Eas. payments. Bargains. slightly
used koyris. LndervoodS keniiuglunr. sib.
bons. Typewriter supply Co.. N". 9il Mar
se. 81. Beth phones a25-N.
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A. EN CASTtE COUNTY. SIS.
~ THE STATE or DELAWARE.
10 THE SHkRiFF or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY, GREETING
WHEREAS Carrie r. smith
b. her petition 90 the
Judges Of CUR Superior Coust
hisd IN thc ofirs Of The Pro
thonotary ~ said Court, in
and for Now Castle county.
fur the cause 90 rornl,iui
therein alleged has uadc sp-
rNration to our sn'd iudEc.
that decree nar be pro.
nonnced dissolrine fhe mar.
raro aNisting between tha
petitioner and Irseo q. Smith.
WE THERrFuiiF COMMAND NOl. as
ron we're heretofore cumunnded. that
you summ1n iesse q Smith. thnt
he b, and appeay before the Judges
~ our said court. at the next term thereof.
,e be held st Wiimiusten ON
the said petitioner Carrie F Smith. nc.
lording 10 the Act oi Assembly. Boo suci
: cnse nude snd provided. nnd also go do un,
/ receive what the court shall then and Their
J consider concerning him in ihls behalf n
20 thc court shall aeem meet and conNetcr
With the provisions Of the said Act
Assembly
And Has You Tree There TINS Writ
WHY NrS tie Hannr- hln fan-a l'aur
will az Wilmington. tis fifteenth day oi Sc
= tcmhcr. s. y. ulnGie-u hundred and thrice
iUsFrH WigGlESWoRrE
. rssuej Sept ao 1913 rroihonctsry
.a-.fU .grff 3 ar.nnrf
Evening journal., 1913-11-01
REMOVAL NOTICE

>r,,>s--r--C' r a. sNfTH' or 80. sss mai,
- ket stsset. has moved his dentsl srrsc.
siee 10 tue y z. Corner Ninth and iefcrson
tirests. orte-l7@
nR n. j. BRADLEY. JR., DENTIST.
~ has removed lit ofGee from 700 Freak
~ TO slo .Msrhet street. d. A. Phone
4i16. octls 1nlo.