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Evening journal., 1915-06-15
MOST remarkable CURE OF Miss JENNY c. NILLER
Young Lady Was Afflicted With Caarrh She Was Yet
Quaker Herb Extract Drove From Her System

completely cured of catarrh by Quaker.
That interested me so that l stopped off
at Wilmington, had a talk and decided
TO try treatment. l can now say il
did wonders for me. My head is clear,
my voice has returned and l can sing as
well as ever. ! certainly urge all suf
ferers from catarrh to call and have a
talk about the remedies at once.
Is this cure not convincings Can you
ask better or stronger proof If you
suffer from rheumatism. catarrh or
stomach troubles. call at Eckerd's Drug
Store. No. sos Market street and obtain
this wonderful Quaker Herb Extract.
Three bottles for $3.50. or Sl.o0 each.
Oil OF Balm, SOC. Remember, Quaker
Herb Extract also removes worms OF
all kinds and it may be safely given TO
children.
Evening journal., 1915-06-15

is at No. 3sO6 Duvall Ave, Baltimore.
d. / had been attending school az
Philadelphia, but was obliged 10 stop
on account of a very aggravating case
of catarrh. This catarrh affected my
voice so that l could not sing, in. fact
/ could hardly speak above whisper
My whole head seemed to be stopped
up and ] continually suffered from duh
headache. ! was obliged TO hawk and
spit constantly, which was very annoy
ing / had used sprays, douches and
atomizers. catarrh jelly, ointments and
nearly everything advertised and rec
commended. Several people. at different
times recommended me to the Health
Teacher, but | delayed in calling on him
because l supposed the Quaker remedies
were only for worms. A lady friend Of
mine, who is attending college at Mt st.
Vincent, on the HUDSON. claims she was
Evening journal., 1915-06-15

Here is some more undeniable proof
that people are actually being cured OF
that dreadful complaint, catarrh, by
Quaker Herb Extract The disease IS
undoubtedly the most common one IN
Wilmington today, and it seems nearly
everybody, young and old, is more or
less afflicted. That is a broad assertion.
vet true. nevertheless. It is difficult to
cure and that is why so many people who
have tried. 10 be cured and failed, have
become disgusted and lost faith IN all
medicines. But a remarkable cure is re-
lated today which will evidently restore
confidence. because a remedy, Quaker
Herb Extract can now he obtained in
this city at Eckerd's Drug store. sos
Market street, which is really producing
results.
Miss Jennie c. Miller said:
81 am Is years Of age and my home
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
STATIONERY AND PER-
FUAEERY FOR WEDNESDAY.

STATIONERY AND PER-
FUAEERY FOR WEDNESDAY.
A big line Of:
Tourist Tablets, each
SOC to $3.50
Yellow, blue and lavender
Stationery. Special, a box, 29c
Sanitary Berry and Salad
Sets, consisting of 10 paper
Saucers, 10 Spoons, 10 white
crepe Napkins, 10 lace paper
Doylies, all for --.-----..- lOc
Shelf and Drawers Paper,
ls inches wide, 40 feet long,
roll .........-..-.-.----Z ZOc
White Ivory Clock, each Sl-0O
"a sheets of Paper, "a En-
velopes. Special -..-.. 2lc
Our new line of Bathing,
Caps are here in all colors and
styles, to sell, at, each,
25c, 35c, SOC, 59c and 69ck
Hair Brushes, solid back,
hand drawn bristles, each. soc
Corylopsis Talcum Powder.
pound cans --.----... .19c
Violet, carnation, sandalwood
and lilac Talcum Powder; regu-
lar l5c can ............... lUc
Special in Scented Soaps.
Violet, rose, carnation, sandal !
wood; three cakes to box, 25c;
special, box ......--.--.-15c
Toilet Waters in corylopsis,
violet, Geisha flower and lotus
blossom, SOC and 75c; special
for .............. Z5c and 5Oc
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
LADIES' NECKWEAR De-
PARTMENT.

Many beautiful Collars, YES
tees and Neckwear of many
styles for Wednesday. We offer.
Vestees in organdie. lace
trimmed.
Oriental lace Vestees, trim
med with buttons, SOC to $500
Lace and Organdie Collar
and Cuff Sets. SOC, S1.00, S1.50
Black and white Belts, plaid
and stripe effects. .25c and J0c
Drinking Cups in leather
case '............. z0c
Flaring or aat Collars, lace,
organdie or linen. .25c to S1.50
Boudoir Caps in white or col
ors, lace and ribbon trimmed,
for .........-.. .25c, SOC, 75c
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
MEMS FURNISHINGS,
PRICED FOR QUICK
SELLING.

Never in the history of this
big store have we offered such
wonderful valu IS in high-grade
furnishings for men, as will be
placed on sale tomorrow. We
mention a few of them Hun
dreds of others not advertised.
Mems Negligee Shirts soft
cuffs; Emery make; best pat
terms; regular Sl0O. Special
at ....... Csc; ? for $1.25
Mems Negligee Shirts, laun-
dered cuffs; neat patterns;
REGULAR S1.OO, special at ..75c
Mems Balbriggan Under
wear, short sleeves, ankle
length drawers; special, 35c; 3
for ................... Sl.OO
Mems wide Isle Suspenders;
genuine pigskin and calf kid
ends. Regular SOC. Sale
price ..... ...........2oc
Mems Gold Penknife and
Chain; something new; never
sold less than $3.50. Sale
price .............. S1.00
Mems plain color and flowing
end, all Silk Scarfs. Very spe-
cial at .............. zoe
Mems Pajamas, in fancy and
plain colors, complete line, at
81 90 and S1.50
Boys Pajamas, fancy an
plain colors, at e.. 75c and Sl.00
o. We carry the Roxford make
of Mems Underwear, in differ
ent weights, at .......... soc
Mems Porosknit Shirts and
Drawers and Union Suits and
athletic styles, at. SOC and S1.00
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
How You Can Make
Hairs Quickly Disappear
HELPS to Beauty

lHelps 20 Beauty
Even a stubborn growth of hair will
quickly vanish from the face, neck or
arms after a single treatment with
delatone. To remove the hairs. make
a stiff paste with a little powdered
delatone and water, apply to hairy
surface and after about ? minutes rub
off. wash the skin and it will be left
free from hair or blemish. To avoid
disappointment, be quite certain you
get real delatonc
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
NOW IN NORWAY.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs Eli s.
Keyer. formerly Of this city. have re-
ceived letters from them dated Chris
tiana. Norway. announcing that they
had a delightful trip, with fine
weather. They will proceed by rail
to Petrograd, Russia.
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
WONDERFUL VALUES,
THESE.

For a one-day's sale we offer:
1000 yards of floral Rice
Cloth, Dimity and Crepe. Regu-
Gar II i-2c and l5c values, to sell
at &c yard. These wash fabrics
are 27 inches wide. are fast color
and come in neat floral effects.
Sale price. yard .....-... yc
25c Awning Stripe Voiles, lie
yard. This is our very popular
awning stripe voile 40 inches
wide and regular 25c quality.
On sale tomorrow only, at,
yard ................. lie
SOC Silk Striped Shirtings
Observation-Disclosures. at 39c
All of our regular SOC silk
Shirtings, SO inches wide, all col
ors, washable and fast color. On
sale tomorrow at .... 39c
25c Flowered Organdie, 40 in
ches wide, beautiful even weave,
both small and large flowers, in
all colors, for tomorrow, at, a
yard ...... ............ .2lc
25c Black Sateen, 19c yard.
Now is the time for bathing
suits. We have purchased for
you a beautiful black sateen, SO
inches wide, to sell at, yard 19c
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
WONDERFUL VALUES IN
DRAPERIES FOR WE'D
NESDAY.

ANAfAIB1A -
Before leaving the store. be
sure to visit the drapery section
and see the summer striped
Curtains ....... SOC strip
Colored bordered Scrims, spe.
cial table at. 15c and 1Sc yard
Linen Scarfs for Porch Rock
ers, without embroidery, SOC
each; with embroidery, Csc each.
Imitation Linen Couch Gov
ers, full size. Stripes and
fringed or hemmed edge, with
colored borders. e.. .S1.00 each
Linen Couch Covers, without
fringe, S1.75; with fringe, $500.
Borders, blue, green or red.
ga Table Covers, colored bor-
ders, at ................ .Sz.OO
Rag Rugs-25x50-inch Mixed
Rags .........-..... Zoe
30x60-inch Mixed Rags. Soc
and all sizes or colors made
TO order.
Stained glass paper, white
lace patterns and colored, lead
ed glass figures; lS IL inches
wide, 10c yard. Regular price,
25c.
Rope Portieres for single
door .........-s Sl.OO eacn
Deltox Grass Rugs-All sizes
from 1896 inches, at 35c, to
9xi2 feet, at $500 each.
24-inch bordered Runner
at .........-.... 81 1-2c yard
27-inch bordered Runner
at ........r.'..s..... 45c yard
36-inch plain Deltox Carpet
at ............---. 45c yard
Bissell Vacuum Carpet
Sweepers at .....9@s--'-.$9.OO
Evening journal., 1915-06-15
GO TO THE ART SECTION
FOR BIG VALUES
WEDNESDAY,.

Unusual values in very finc
quality stamped nainsook en-
velope Combinations at.. 5Oc
The same quality in stamped
Corset Cover and Drawers Com
binations, joined with beading,
at t.....................b0c boo
A new and beautiful line OF
extra size Turkish Towels
at .......... ..-... .5Oc
Fancy Face Cloths at. -. lOc
Stamped Pillow and Bolster
Cases on best Tubing at. . SOC
Stamped Turkish Guest Tow
els at .............. zOc
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13

Marcia of the care of their patient.
They sat discussing the case in the
garden. Near to them sat the pa
tient. Very decidedly Marcia refused
to consent to casting out on the cold
charity of the~world a person whom
fate had sent under their roof. She
told of the pocketbook, she suggest
ed that they advertise for the friends
of the stranger.
A sharp gasp caused her compan-
ion and herself to start violently. A
new expression in his eyes, the pa
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13
ILLUMINATING COMPARISON

She entered the department store
and complained about a lamp she had
purchased, demanding that it be TAX
en- back.
whats the matter with it, ma
damn"
''It has all the faults of my hus-
band and none of his virtues"
Please explain yourself"
well, it has a good deal of brass
about it. 1t is not remarkably bril-
liant, requires a great deal of atten-
ton, is unsteady on it's legs, flares up
occasionally, is always out at bed
time and is bound to smoke.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13

These are the days>when the Wom-
an of wisdom visits the little French
shops" in the big department stores
and picks up the season-end bargains
in lingerie Christmas isn't so very
far away and what would please the
girl of dainty tastes in clothes better
than set of pretty .''fuffes" and fin,
cries.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13

tent confronted them. He had heard
all-and comprehended all.
Noble womanp' he said brokenly,
and took her hand and kissed it rev.
erently
A rich, lonely bachelor recovering
from a fit of sickness in strange
place, his accident had happened to
him. But it had brought him faith
full nurse, and later a. sweet, fcharm-
ing wife and the troubles of the Glib
son family were all mended.
= Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13

ScONES
By Lucy Blake

Every girl should know how to
cook little, is my theory. There is
always some time or other in her life
when she wishes she could make
something for the table all by her
self. l know 1 felt that way before
Imade up my mind to learn to cook,
just little.
My favorite recipe is for scenes.
The ingredients are one pound of
-four, one quarter pound of butter,
one-half small teaspoon of salt, one
quarter teaspoon of soda and one
quarter teaspoonful of tartaric acid.
Mix all these with milk enough to
make stiff. Roll out half an inch
thick, but with a tumbler and bake
about Is or 20 minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06
Cauanza Troops Are Beaten
in Guanajuato District by
Those Under Command of
General Augustin EStreda,
GUTIERREZ ARMY IN
DIS0RGANlZED FLIGHT
New Provisional President Of
Mexico Is Moving South
ward, Crushing All 0ppoSi-
lion in His Path,

El raso. Ten FOB 8. -- General
Vlla arrived hate today at Silao Gua-
naluato, between Aguas Calieutcs and
Qucretaro. From that place he tele-
graphed tonight 10 the Associated
Press the progress OF his troops In
tarious parts OF Mexico. villa has
been Joined hy George G. Carothers,
the American state department rep
rcsentatvc
Gen Augusiin Estrada operating IN
'Guanamato. has defeated decIsively
much stronger force OF CWran1a
troops. Villas message said. lie told
also of fighting below san Luis Po-
tosi. in which villa declared his forces
practically had crushed the troops
under Gen. Eulalio Gutierrez, the ior-
mer convention provisional president,
who had fled from the capital To join
the Carranza faction The Gutierrez
forces, IL was said. were fleeing into
the mountains about MALI 1t was
asserted that valuable artillery and
munitions were captured from the 90
/ treating troops,
: More than 600 prisoners, villa re-
ported as having been captured
/ Many OF these offered their services
1 he said. to the troops OF the northern
army.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06
AIIi EMBASSIES MAY
QUIT CITY OF MEXICO

Washington. Feb. 5.--Withdrawal
from Mexico City of many foreign le-
cations was imminent tonight be-
cause of friction between the Car
rama government and the diploma
tic corps
Some of the prominent diplomats,
Representatives Of European Countries,
already have cabled their home gov
ernments. suggesting that inasmuch
as communication Is growing more
and more restricted and little respect
is given them by the Carranzn autho-
rifles, Il might be advisable to unite
with over governments In a move
ment To abandon all foreign lega-
tions IN Mexico.
As the American embassy has been
closed since the rupture with the
Iluerta government. the action ON the
part OF the other diplomatic missions
is being considered without consult
ing the United states. so far as Is
known
The plan Of the diplomatic corps
in Mexico city which Is understood
TO be acting as a unit, is 20 leave af-
fairs In Mexico in charge Of consular
officers This would mean practical
~ a severance of diplomatic relations
by all countries and present n unique
status for Mexico In the family Of ma
tons
The situation in the Mexican eapi-
tai has been replete with diplomatic
ombarrassments since the changes In
executive authority ensued When
General Carranza, in his capacity as
army first abandoned Mexico city
nd a. ig lul 10, fFpIty
he invited the diplomatic corps to
accompany him. The diplomats de-
cined, asserting that such a step
might be construed as a recognition
Of his government Since then the
relations between them and carranga
have not been cordial
The return of the Carranza auth0-
rity to Mexico city, where General
Obregon Is IN command now, has de-
veloped into n menacing situation be-
cause the latter has threatened, by
direction OF Carran2a. TO dep0rt the
Spanish minister unless Angel de
Case who claims 20 be d confidential
agent Of the Spanish government, Is
surrendering from his hiding place In
the Spanish legation He IS accused
Of completely i'm the villa movement
Some Of the embassies here tried
"a few days ago to communicate with
their missions in Mexico City and had
the messages returned to them. Since
then there has been a modification
of the embargo on code messages SO
far as is known, the city Of Mexico
s quiet.
II became known tonight that some
OF the diplomats at Mexico city had
suggested that they go to Vera Cruz.
not as an act tending TO imply recog-
milton Of Carranza. but because OF
unsettled conditions ana scarcity or
food in the capital
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06
ADM|N|STR RATION
MEN HOPEFUL Of
SHIPPING BILL
Senator Gore DeviSeS Plan by
Which Enough Progressive
Votes May Be Secured to.
Pass Measure.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Adminstra
ton democrats Of the senate believed
tonight they had found a way TO turn
the burden Of the ship purchase bill
llght back to the republican side
whence it was shifted TO their own
shoulders so suddenly last Monday by
the alliance OF insurgent democrats
and minority members.
Despite the fact that they found
themselves still lacking votes to carry
motion to recommit the bill with
instructions for its amendment, the
democrats inaugurated today the
first move in substitute plan which
Senator Gore, who introduced an
amended ship bill yesterday, moved
to discharge the commerce commit
tee from its consideration The cham
pions of the bill after a careful can
vass of the situation, today believed
they can get votes enough to carry
the Gore motion and in that way the
amended bill which virtually is the
caucus measure with changes design
ed to draw support from the progress
siye republicans can be reported bach
to the senate, and thereby force the
republicans to resume their defensive
fight to prevent the bill from com
ing to a final vote.
In view of this situation, the allied
opposition forces determined today
upon a rest, and rallied enough votes
to force a recess of the senate until
Monday.
II on Monday the democratic lead
ers find that they have enough votes
counting on the vice president in
ease of a tie, they will attempt to get
q vote on the motion to recommlt
with Instructions
There were many rumors today
that the bill may be laid aside, after
strnuous efforts to pass 1t within the
next week, so that appropriation
measures may be considered
Today the senate was enlivened by
speeches of insurgent and regular
democrats. rehearsing the revolt over
the bill. Senators HardWiclS and Var
daman vigorously defended their .po-
sitions in revolving ana assailed Sen
ator stone for his attack upon them
Senator James again criticized his
colleagues and arraigned Senator
Camden who he said, would "hold ur
the hands Of the president while the
republicans tied them"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06
STANDARD OIL
TANK STEAMER
IS TOTAL Loss

iay MOANING JOURNAL erre,tl lrAsEp wleEl.
New York, Feb d.-rhe STANDARD
oil tank steamer chester, which san =
ed from this port January 20. Tor hnt,
tordam. was wrecked and abandonep
in mldocean ana her crew of lhlrtY-
five was rescued by the American
liner Philadelphia, according TO q
wireless received here today from lhe
Phiadelphia's captain.
The wireless message received by
the linc did not state the exact NUM-
Der Of men rescued Following is lhH
liners announcements
Captain Mills this afternoon re-
ports by wireless the rescue at f'5u
clock yesterday morning, February
4, Of the crew OF the standard 0d
TANK steamer Chester which was
abandoned IN sinking condition 10
latitude f7.06 north; longitude S2.gS
west
"The Chester sailed from New
York for Rotterdam January 23. with
a cargo OF oil The Philadelphia,
which left liverpool last Saturday az
ternoon, was L340 miles east Of Anl-
brose channel llghtship this after
oon and win probably not dock untll
Monday. The Philadelphia has been
DELAYED and indications are that the
delay was due 60 her standing by the
Chester and taking off the crew"
0ffiniala Of the Standard OIL conf
paly said that the Chester carried a
crew Of about thirtyrfive. Other than
the wireless message they had Fe-
ceiYcd no word that the vessel hRd
teen wrecked.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06

amendment To the constitution Great
ing the office OF county attorney and
abolishing that OF district attorney
was introduced by Mr.. Evans and re-
forred to the committee on judiciary.
nlaOk Eye From Ari1ona.
The state corporation commission,
upon telegraphic inquiry addressed 10
the Arizona commission today, re-
ceived a reply stating that the lhrce-
cent passenger rate law passed ny the
Arignnn legislature had been declared
unconstitutional by the supreme
court Of the state of Arizona.
~rhe medical biz introduced by MI
Wloepp of Eddy county, amends ChaP'
ter "a of the session laws of 1907 rue
first amendment IL to Section ?, auu
provides for the organization of the
board within sixty days after appoint
ment, and for regular meetings there-
after on the second Mondays of Jan
uary and July of each year section
8 is amended so as TO read
Every person desiring 10 practice
medicine in New Mexico. as defined
in this act, must first secure cefut-
cate or license from the New Mexico
board OF health and medical examl-
uors"
Extra AhiiltfilN 10 b"ufu'
Lit then preserihes the procedure
: necessary to secure such license
Each person making application mus
be personally examined by said hoafe
az TO his qualifications, An impor'
! tant clause Is as follows. THE boaro
! in its discretion may license and reg
4 ister without examination an appli'
/ cant 10 whom a certificate has beer
previously issued by the examining
| board OF the District Of Columbia oi
any of the states and territories ol
| the United States where the require
ments of such medical examining
board at the time of issuing such Ger
ufcate are equal TO those of TIM
state" thus establishing reciprocity
with other states.
The fee for the certificate shall b'
$50. Section is made 60 read a
follows. ANY person practlcing meal
I cine OF attempting 70 practice medi
cine I'm the state without first record
ing his certificate shall be guilty o
n misdomeanor.T Section Is amend
ed so as To provide that the boar'
4. may refuse license 20 any persol
guilty of immoral, dishonorHble or uil
professional conduct. or II may re-
yoke or annui any license for sucl
conduct.
Habltual drunkenness, addiction t
the drug habit, production of erlmi
nal abortion and other acts involving
mora! turpitude. il Is provided, shai
justify the cancellation Of the Il
censc.
A per diem of SO and all neces
sary expenses while attending meet
ings of the board and travelling to an!
from board meetings is allowed eacl
member
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06
.CARRANZA PRINCIPAL
GUEST AT CELEBRATION

Vera Cruz, Feb 8. General Venus
tiano Carranza was the principal
guest at celebration held here to-
night on the occnsiOn Of the anniyer-
sary OF the PRONUNCIATION of tho con-
stitution OF 1854 General Carran2a
wore gold medal presented to him
by the city government as a mark of
Of gratitude for his decree annOunc-
ing the Independence Of the munlei-
palitlcs from the central government
The United States bhttleahip Della
ware is off the harbof tonight she
will remain in these waters until she
Is relieved, probably by tonight. With
the exception Of the. supply ship
Brutus. there has been no American
naval vessel in Vera Cruz harbor for
two weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06
ARTILLERY ENGAGEMENTS
IN WESTERN WAR ZONE
Great Britain Is JubiIaot Over
RepuISe of Turkish Army
Attempting Invasion Of
Egyptian Country
FIERCE ATTACKS NRE
RAGING N POLAND

% petrograd, Fob a.-The fol-
. lowing communication from the
general staff of the Russian
/" army was issued tonight.
9, "rhe comhats on the Bzura
and Rawka rivers continue
o with undiminlshed energy. our
troops began an offensive move
o ment, crossed the Bgura, near
o It's mouth, captured portion
2 of the enemys position near
o Dakhova and dislodged the Ger
g mans from their bridge head.
In the vicinity OF Boriimow,
Q Goumlnc and VIOLA Szydlowieoka
our attacks have alternated in-
= cessently with those OF the en-
" emy under an unhroken artil-
. lrry fire.
ION the remainder OF the left
bank uf the Vistula front, south
(. of the Skierniewice-W Warsaw rail-
o way the artillery firing has d.
{" minished somewhat.
q We blew up q bridge on the
. Nida which had been construct
. ed by the enemy near the village
(. of Gerniki and repulsed some
&. attempts by the enemy 10
o launch an offensive on the Nida
. near Rembowol and on the
e bank OF the pounaietz, opposite
q the bridge head az Conar
q I'm the northwest Carpathl-
9 ans, In the direction .of OujolS,
= we continued the offensive and
9 took as many as 5000 prison.
a ers. no the southeast OF Ou1lw.
9 we are still being submitted TO
. very ligth pressure hy the en-
o emy's forces"
q q Q . . Q Q . Q Q . 90 . . .