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Evening journal., 1916-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE.


TH'RUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 By virtue Of On order Of the Orphans
'ourt VIII be exposed TO sale II pubic anc'
ton or vendue. on Thursday, December H.
1919. al 10 o'clock A. d.. at the new public
County Building Wilmington, Delaware the
following described real estate late Of Mary
a . Healy, deceased, to.wit;
No. ALI that certain lot or piece Of
land, with two-story brick store and dwell
ing thereon erected. situate IN the city o.
Wilmington, aforesaid bounded and described
Beginning at The corner formed by the in
tersection Of the souiherly side o. Chestnut
street, with the ossterly eide Of Porter street: .
thence casterly along the souihcrly side OF
Chestnut street sixteen feet % corner :
thence s0utheriy parallel with Potter street
and passing through The middle Of the brick
division wall between TIE house On this lot
and the one adjoining or che east. eighty
one feet six inches TO the north criy side Of
alley two feet slv inches wide leading
into Porter street thence westerly parallel
with Chestnut stree. and along said Side ~
said alley. sixteen feet 10 tho eastcrl- side Of
Porter street; and thence thereby uortheriy
eighty.one feet six inches, 90 She place Of
beginning be tho contents thereof what they
may. With tho free use and privilege 10 the
above mentioned alley. together with others
entitled thereto forever
No. An that certain Tot, piece OF parcel
OF land. with the two story brick dwelling
thereon erected. situate In tho city 81 VII
mngton aforesaid, bounded and described AZ
follows. to-wit:
A1Nh ANAANH 10 IT NulNA Oh AuN nNEfANiAN tt4i
Of Linden street ot the distance Of forty.hve
feet easterly from thu easierv side Of
Franklin street thonce uorthcrly. parallel
with Franklin street 'apd passing through tne
middle Of The division wall between this and
the adjoining house on the west dXtv-eighi
feet 20 the southerly side Of a four feet wide
ailey running from Harrison TO Franklin
streets; thence eastorlv along said auey
side, and parallel with Linden street thirteen
feet six inches. more or less, 20 q stake
thence southerly parallel With Franklin
nan naHs u. q al
division wall between this and tho adjoining
house on tho east. sixty-eight feet 70 Che
aforesaid northcrly side OF Linden street
and thence thereby westerly thirteen feet xix
inches, more or less rs. tho place ~ begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they may.
with the FREQ use and privilege Of the shove
mentioned alley, in common with others en-
titled forever. Attendance will be given and
terms made known by
HORACE GREEDY EAsTBURN.
Trustee, or BY his Attorney.
Attest. NORMAN p. CROUCH. Clerk o, c.
Wilmington, Del. Nov. -, 1916.
nov29- dec26 49,
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AUTOMOBILES.

EOR sALE-TORD ROADSTER. APPLY
Il Moore Auto Co., No. 1921 Gilpin Ave.
novl1.tf
A UToMoBILBs TO HIRE FOR An.
~ occasions and distances Call 34oe.J.
54s Taylor. nov1G-tf.
TOR SALE-A GENERATOR AND sToR.
II age battery, good condition Call 3do6-J.
so j4s Taylor st. nov1A.tf.
MAXWELL. NEW AND USED CARS;
Ail time payments and trades considered
Marmaduke Company, 220 West Tcnth st.
dec12-15t
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EAsTLAKE PRAYER SERVICE.

At the devotional service tonight in
Eastlake Presbyterian Church the
topic will be: THE Christmas Christ
in Isaiah" After the service there
will be a meeting OF the Sunday school
association for the election Of Off
GERS for 1917 and the transaction Of
other business.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
DECEMBER rs.

=
This character is a strong one Il
has intuition, perception and accurate
Judgment in all affairs of life. In
business VIC find this man to be cool.
calm and decisive. resenting any criti-
cism Of his ideas and peculiarly ag-
gressive and ambitious. The govern
ing sign is Sagittarius the Archer.
This gives directness OF speech and
action and an impotence with any
one who does not grasp at once his
point Of view.
The two planets Of Mars and Jup-
tier give a brilliant mind and a quick
wit and ability 10 command circum-
stances.
There is endurance and assurances
OF success IN this horoscope.
The Want Ads will supply second
hand furniture and many household
needs at economical prices.
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weigh the baby in if there is nothing
else handy.
A little OF the lind OF an orange
grated in the mixture for pumpkin
custards viii make them much better
Favored.
Pulverized chalk moistened with
ammonia will remove the yellow
stains caused by faucets dripping on
porcelain.
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Az ADVERTISEMENT rs THE
- EVENING IOURNAL Is AN
ADV ERrlsFNENT IN TIL =
NOME IHE EVENING JOURNAL
rs READ ~ MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWsP PAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

Az ADVERTISEMENT Is THK
- EVENING JOURNAL rs AN
ADNEHTIsENENr IN TIL q
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
rs READ IN MORE HOMES
DELAWARE NEWsPArEB.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

81 ADVERTISEMENT n TIE
y EVENING JOURNAL rs AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN r II J.
HOME THE EVENING Journal
rs READ IL MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSpAPER.
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FOR RENT.


EOUR PRIVATE OFFICES OR DESK
room 30. SOC Shipisy St. qov0'tf~
n ESTABLISHED DOCTORS OFFICE
~ and waiting room. Apply Sol S. Jack
son. D. & A. phone I365.W. decl2.3t
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REMOVAL NOTICES.

nR. WILLIAM Ii. NORRts. DENTIST
IL has removed 20 No. so2 West street.
iuuo2T-tf
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DIG PROPERTY. GOOD LOCALITY /;
ID grocer and butcher shop reasonable for
good busineFs man; selling on account 81 re-
tirement. Mrs. II. Lick Trainor, Pa. above
Marcus Hook, Pa. decd-12t.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. WILL BE
- sold on the A. W Cam farm Oak Hill
School House, near Lancaster Pike, Thurs
day, December Il. 1916. at I O'Clock. ?
horses. ] bay horse, 2 years old sound. gem
tie, weighs 1 900 pounds. has been one mile
IN ESQ on the WaWaset driving track; three
COWS, two hogs, enc h.ifer, 400 bushels of
corn, 1900 bushels Of corn fodder etc.
Terms cash. A. ". CANN.
RAYMOND 0'NEAL. CLERK.
JOHN r. O'NEAL.
dsc6-eod-4t. W. M bANK, Auet
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cHICKFN Am OYSTER SUPPER.


Women OF Eastlake OI. +. Church
will hold a chicken and oyster supper
in Odd Fellows Hall, Tenth and King
streets, tomorrow evening. A bazaar
In connection with the supper will
be open all day.
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MISS JENNIE +. LESHE1i. TEACHER
ANl o. Spanish Evenings from 20 2.
Private and class Lessons. D. A., S261.
No. 1884 Market 81. decl1-ood.lm,
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FOR SALE.

tUh NALt.
QSC Qr.-PURE CALIFORNIA VINES
Cc Max Keil's, 500 p. Fourth 81. mle-5f
pays BLOCH suLKY. PRICE. So.
- No. SO V. TVenty-second St. doc12-3s.
EoR sALE-bARoE PALM. CALL
Newark. Phone 7sR-d decti.st.
VoR sALE-PrGs. ALL AGES Apply
Lewis Hobson, GFeenviile, Del deell-tf.
IGOR sALE--io1O REGAL TOURING CAR.
II without radiator and mud guards. Can be
seen At 1901 Pine 81, after p NJ. dcois.3t.
EoR sALE-Two LOTS At RosELLE,
y 25xioo. Situated on Hawthorne avenue.
Phone, ao13-W. dee'-et
XyALUABLE PIANO PRICE REASON
able. Apply 1900 Market street.
ONE STOVE AND GAS RANGE. NEARLY
~ new. Apply No. 10 East Sixteenth
street. deci3-2t.
1910 CADILLAC; ELECTRIC LIGHT;
IOI = starter; good coalition. Address
$50 Evenins Jouranl- decl2'ot
DLooH WILLOW REED sULKEY FOR
ID snie. 1913 West Seventh street.
deeia-zt
Tor sALE-LADrEs' HUDSON SEAL
Il coat lyle Apartments. No 6. Eighth
and West streets decll-tf
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE;
Il II roous. ali rented will sell cheap %
quick buyer. Phone 52Sa.J. dse12-3t
nor sA1.E-NtOE FIAT AUToMO-
Il bile good condition and good looking:
will sell cheap. Z. Rosat, 1920 Tatnaii
street third floor. deoi2-st
CHM BUYS FARDMAE UPRIGHT
- IOU piano; splendid condition; easy
terms Il desired. Gewehr Piano Co, ZIG
West Ninth street deci2-st
coz BUYS j.. P. HALE UPRIGHT
tJeJO piano. walnut case; good condition
easy terms y Desired. Gevehr Piano Co,
216 West Ninth s.. deci2-st
roy POoDLEs. THE REAL SMALL
kind Puppies 5ust right 10 take home
Best breed W. r. Foulkrod. No. 1s0a ".
Third st.. inneai-u.
DIG PROPERTY; GOOD LOCALITY;
good business man; selling on account % re-
tirement. Mrs. II. Lick Trainer, Pa, above
Marcus Hook, Pa. dee5-l2t
TOR IMMEDIATE sALE-CHAssIs
Il With high grade truck body. IN good
condition. Suitable FOR small dealer. Ad-
dress $50 this ofhoe, for appointment.
GR0R BUYS NEW N A II o q n Z
tDOOp Player Piano. 50 rolls Of music.
sourf, bench. one years tuning, tree delivery;
fully guaranteed easy terms ~ desired
Gswehr Piono Co. 10. ZIG West Ninth 81.
dec6-im.
WALL PAPERS At LOWEST PRICES
w Jones Hollett formerly No. 42i
6hipleF street. New location, No. A07 Ship
ley street. Wall papers and wall decora-
tors. Estimates cheerfully given. Phone,
5o3s-J. mari-tf
one FORD TRUCK. 1913 STUDEBAKER
~ electric light. starter. 7.passenger Odds
mobile: ] Stevens Durysa. ] Apperson Jack
rabbit; q lot Of other good second handed
cars for sale cheap. Apply Economy Garage
dec12.St
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.orIoE-ElEorloN
cESTRAL NATIONAL .ll, Al, .BA
TYPEwRITERS.

7vTPEWRITERs RENTED --- THrE BE
4 months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. sold $500 monthly. lypewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange, No oi5 Market street.
rrg23tf.
nENT a REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
h yourself BY buying on tho rental plan
monthly. Also. Monarchs at very reasonable
prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co.
Phone. 5125 No. 500 Equitable Bldg
octIo-tf
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y ADVERTISEMENT IL THE
- EVENING JOURNAL Is AZ
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
IS READ Is MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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MISUNDERSTANDING; TWO FIRST.
class biacksmiths and helpers Pusey
and Jones Co. deo13-at.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HARRY D. GREGG,
~ DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters q Ad
ministraton upon the estate u Harry ID.
Gregg late OF W lmingto hundred. deceased,
were duly granted unto Adelaide s. Drcgg, on
the twehty-ssventh day Of November A. D.
1916, and all persons indebted 20 the said
deceased are requested 90 make payment 70
the administrators without delay, and all per
sons having demands against tho deceased are
required to exhibit and present the same
duly probated, 70 the said adm nittratrix, on
on before the twenty seventh day Of Novem
this behalf
ADELAIDE s. GREGG. Aduainistratrix.
Address Richard S. Rodney, ESQ. Attor
ney-nt-Law. Wilmington. Del. nov29-aod-et.
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XVANTgD-cLERK; YOUNG MAN;
W good penman r. q r.. 100 Maryisnd
avenue deci2-2t.
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HELP MANTEp-MALE.

C,LFRK WANTED wrTH REFERENCE.
u Apply Child's Grocery Co. New Cestie.
decio-3t.
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NXTANTRp-yoUNG WHITE GIRL FOR
~ eereral aousevork. ISL F-sekln ~.
dcci--3t.
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An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
y EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTIsEMENT IN III +
HOME THE EVENING JOlkNAL
rs READ II MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

TXTASTED--WOMAN no GO no CoUN.
hyi Do general hGuaevcrk Address
N-sa, Evening journal Ofice dec6-eod. in.
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SANITARY WORKERS.


NJ X. KELTER-sAETTARY DOOR.
NJ LESS EXCAVATING.
once. g. W. Cor. Fourth and West sts.
.. & A. Phone, Sis 0ct21.tf.
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XX1ANTED-G1R TO WORK IN
" Wholesale department. no night work.
Danfcrth's Drug Store. deci2-2t
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WANpID--SALEsLADy s.. W. COR.
Fourth ard King Sta. ~. ID. Whar-
ton. doell.3t.
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NOTICES

NToTICE--RAae. lac A POUND;
~ newspaper SOC per hundred pound.
Drop postal. VIII call. ID. T., Rudnick.
70. Coz W. Front st. deoic.im.
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WANTED COOK. APPLY 10. sd
" Broone ST. Gec9-H
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VALUABLE PIANO. PRICE REASON
able Apply 1900 Market street.
dec1e-ot
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WYA11REse. EXPERiENCRD. WHITE.
w Tor hotoi IN city. Address F-Cs,
Evening l0urnal Osicc. deo13.8t
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ONE STOVE AND GAS RANGE. NEARLY
~ new. Apply No. 1ie East Sixteenth
street dec13-2t.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANrED--A COOK. Apply 30. sd
s.oeae 81. dees-M
WIANrlD--s ALEsLADy s.. ". COZ.
fourth ard King Sta. W ID. Whar-
ton. doei1.3l
WTANrRp-yoUsG WHITE GIRL FOR
" eete-al homework. ISL F-a.kliu n.
NXrASTED-woMAN no GO no CouN-
ty Do general h0uaewcrk. Address
"-sa, Evening journal ORce dec6-eod 20.
MrANTED-G1R TO WORK IN
~ Wholesale department no night work.
Dantorth's Drug store. deoi2.2t.
VXYA1TREse. ExPERlENCgD. WHITE.
W Tor hotai IN city. Adercss F-C9,
Evening I0arnd osice. deoi3.at
XGrANrED 49, sALysLAndBs: THOSE
~ With some experience acquired. Ap-
ply. Boston Clock Co, 424 Market street.
NX7ANTpD-TwO WOMEN ALSO TWO
" girls; c-pericnce not necessary. Z.
=. !: Laundry siAi5 and Orange SITS.
NXTANInD--eTRLF FOR srENoaRAPHER.
" Experiences preferred. Apply IN own
hrndvriiiug Address F'To, Evening Jo7inal
once. doelo'at
VXyANTEp-yoUHG GIRL FoR GEN
w oral homework; no cooking Amply
between & add 'eiock. evening" No
1870 Washington 81. dccti.8t
DIAPER BOXEs-wANrED YOUNG
sohau 90 ophrrto staying machine. cx-
terit need pIticrrcdi also several holpers
Wilmington Psper Box Co, Market and y
sites'c tSouth Market SD dorit.H
{xIOMRN am GIRLS WANTED roR
" STRIPPING tobacco; steady work New
Castle Cigar Co. Nirlh and Walnut sts
decit.ln.
XXyANTED-YOUNd LADY As BILL
W oieri in whoesis GROCERY answer In
own handWrifinH. stating experience. u ary:
also salary desired. Address F6s. Evening
journal. der12-Bt
Wanted
CASE GIRLS. BRAUNsrnN's. Apply
before 10 A NJ 80
Mr.. Mayer
asnaSer Third Floor.
deci9-7A
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IGOR sALE-BAR0E PALM. CALL
Newark. Phone 7s-R-d. dect1.3t.
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Tor sALE-LADIEs HUDSON SEAL
4 coat. lyle Apartments. No. 6. Eighth
and West streets. decll-tf.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

1910 CADILLAC; ELECTRIC LIGHT;
4 - Il - starter: good coalition. Address
$50 Evening Jouranl. decl2.6t.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

NOR sALE-TwO LOTS At RoSELLE,
IL 25xiOO. Situated on Hawthorne avenue
Phone. ao18-W. dec7-et
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PABY's BLOCH sULKY. PRICE. So.
- No. $40 " Tventy-second St. doc13-3s.
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IGOR sALE--1o1O REGAL TOURING CAR.
II without radiator and mud guards Can be
seen a. 1901 Pine 81. after p. NJ. deci3.3t.
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QSC QT-PURE CALIFORNIA WINES.
Co Max Keiis. 500 p. Fourth 81. m1e-tf.
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nor SALE-PrGS. ALL AGES Apply
Lewis Hobson, Greenville, Del. dee11-tf.
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DLOoH WILLOW REED sULKET FOR
ID snie. 1913 West Seventh street.
deei2-2t.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
The Heavens IN AuQust
By WILLIAM F. RIGGE.

There are only two events of mi.
nor interest this month in the heav-
ems. But as both take place in the
early morning hours most of US will
content ourselves with missing them
The first is that the beautiful planet
Venus, which a few months ago was
such gem in our evening skies, is
now an equally beautiful ornament in
the morning and reaches its greatest
brilliance on the 9th, when it rises at
2:36 a. m.
The second is an eclipse, technically
an occultation, of the planet Saturn
by the moon on the morning of the
18th. OCCUPATIONS of bright stars and
especially of planets have been very
rare OF late years, the last one visible
in Omaha having been that of Anita
res on June 26, 1912. And even this
one is only half a one, so, to speak,
because the moon will rise at 2:3o a.
m, with Saturn hidden behind it, so
that we shall be able to see only the
temperance of the planet from be-
hind the moon at $40 a. m. The hour
may be inconveniently early, but there
is no changing that. The moon will
be fine crescent low down in the
east northeast N. S. E. w. are its
cardinal points in the annexed figure.
T is OH top and P the place on the
dark edge where the planet will re-
appear.
The days are becoming shorter by
one hour and eleven minutes during
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
MOONS PHASES

MIIUNS PHASES,
Fist nun-tNr - . eAh ~ s,Ns n m
Full moon on the 18th at 8 a. m.
Last quarter on the goth at 6;53 a. m.
New moon on the 2sth at 11:25 Il. m.
Mars is still an evening a.a4 nut
almost too faint to be identified.
Jupiter rises OH the 18th at 1918 p.
m. Venus and Saturn are morning
stars, as mentioned before. The moon
is in conjunction with Mars on the
Sd. with Jupiter on the 18th, with We
nus on the oath and with Saturn on
the 2sth. e.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

No matter how careful the house
wife is indoors or how many plans
she tries of fly determination, the use
of an outdoor fly trap is wise. A
good, serviceable wire trap is globe
like in shape, mounted on steady
metal pan; an inner partition divides
the trap or bait. Flies enter from be-
low and then in their effort to escape,
go through a small opening into the
upper chamber, from which they can
not get out. Such a trap is to be
placed near an outdoor closet, gar
bage pail, etc. The flies can readily
be killed by immersing the trap in
boiling water. Another advantage is
that such trap catches the larger and
more dangerous "bluebottle" and
"horseflies,' which should be EXTERN
mated, but which are not reached by
ordinary house preventions.
There is another labor-saving de-
vice, that makes floor scrubbing a
"lady's job" This is a floor scrubber
that propels itself, noiselessly and
with uncany efficiency. 1t departs radi-
cally from the suction or vacuum
type of cleaner. A small electric mo-
tor is attached to the tower end of
long iron handle, and as the motor
spins it rotates a circular brush
which can be applied with any de-
sired pressure to the floor surface.
Behind the brush and motor are two
little rubber-tired wheels, which not
only act as a rolling equipment for
the carriage, but also serve as lever
for regulating the pressure of the ro-
tating bristles against the floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Hon. to Make Friends
By IRENE GARDNER.

Often you come across people who
complain that they have but few
friends. They will point to other
people who have many and wonder
why such a distinction is made.
The matter is easy enough to ex-
plain, for, as someone has we'll said,
THE only way to have friend is to
be one"
For friendship cannot possibly be a
one-sided matter. Just as it takes
two to make bargain or a quarrel,
so does it take the same number to
make friendship.
No one can stand aloof from 9TH
ers, waiting to be sought, without ex-
periencing keen disappointment. This
because friendships are not made that
way. People do not look you over as
you stand off by yourself and say;
Nov, there's someone I'd like to
know. III make point to draw him
or her out and take all the pains pos
sible to establish a friendship"
That's not the way it happens in
real life, although some still imagine
that it is. What really does happen
Is this: Two people meet, and grad
ually they find points of congeniality,
gradually each does little favors for
the other, gradually feeling of afec-
ton takes root in each heart. Neither
one is thinking of what can be gained
from the acquaintance; rather, each is
thinking and planning to give instead
of take. In other words, both are
trying to be friend unsclhshly. And,
10, it is the very thing which makes
their friendship.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
To Make H0useavork Easier

Women interested in securing new
equipment for their homes will be
glad to know of an up-to-date ,laun-
dry asset, consisting of well-made
oak table with hinged top. In the
box formed under the top is fastened
an adjustable board fitted to a rod
held by screw eyes in such way that
it requires only moment to bring
out the board over the table top. The
board is stationary and steady, and
also comes fitted with a sleeve board.
1t is particularly useful in the home
where space must be conserved, or
where ironing is done in the kitchen,
as it combines regular kitchen table
with concealed ironing board.
Foods attractively decorated or ser
we'd encourage appetite. 1t takes but
a few moments to scallop foods artis-
tically. and there is on the market a
small pincher-like scalloper which
will find many uses in the kitchen.
1t can be used to scallop halves of
muskmelon, cucumber cups, orange
baskets, etc. So many foods are
served thus in salad form, where the
curved or futed edge is more attrac-
tive. This small scalloper has been
we'll known for number of years to
chefs, but is just being put out for
home use. Here it may also be said
that there should be wider use of
the so-called French vegetable cut
tiers. These cost only about dime
apiece and consist of small cones, at
the tip of which there is some particu-
lar pattern.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Little Bits
of Sunshine
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.


nave you ever noticed how one
niue piece OF kindness which comes
unoer your observation will brighten
the whole day! 1t needn't happen to
you-need not mean anything at all
IN your own LIE or personal expert
ence, out Just seeing 1t may give you
SPlendid glow OF cheer.
here IS a little true story. 1t hapz
pened the other. day ~
Next to me in the car sat we'll
dress young woman OF the dignified
ana somewhat depressed type general
~ ATTRIBUTED TO New England; None
OF us expect warm and friendly adj
vances from typical New England
ers even though we know what
splendid friends they make once we
come TO know them.
just IN front OF us were sitting two
little girls; lhey were OF the warm,
yiyid southern type-italian children,
| fancy. They were shabblly dressed,
but they had CHEEKY, sunshiny, good.
natured faces One OF them carried
a. great bunch OF spring flowers and
the other one had single spray of
macs IN her hands. 1t happened that
was wearing some wonderful roses
which a friend had given me. But
the New England woman had no
flowers. ,..
Suddenly the little girl who carried
the single spray OF lilacs smiled shyly
and prottered It to my neighbor. The
woman flushed and shook her head
rather stittly> But the 'child's smile
was warm and friendly: Please take
1t, lady,, said she. All the rest of
US mas flowers.
AND New England reserve melted
petore southern warmth. me woman
o!ushed. took the spray OF lllacs and
pinned IL on ner coat;
one ana the children began eVHss.
changing friendly, smiiing giances.
flesently the woman TOOK quarter
~ from ,.. nel purse ana pressed 1t INTO
inc mug srimy mana tnat was cling
ing 70 the white s4amel support next
whicn Shg SAT. NO" the ehild pro-
'es sp, buI 'nc woman persisted.
iease lahe H. GEAR It's as warm
as summer t!inc 'ooay' ana la like
you Two 10 nave a soda
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Do You Knoau That

During the twelve months just fin
ished. the British and Foreign Bible
society distributed 100000 Bibles
and parts, printed in 497 different
tonguesl -.r
Every grave at the front Is marked
by a simple cross, with name, regi-
ment and date Of burial recorded
Accurate surveys are kept of every
burial ground.
In the tropics there is a little MINI
osa which is so sensitive that on be-
ing shaken or touched it Immediately
closes up the dainty fronds of Its
little leaves and they remain tightly
closed until their disturber has
passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

could the engine ahead black looking straight
ahead its tiny head its great round body going
the very rails under chanting "T NYokT NYok
word else little rider this marvel backsnake watched
the fields flow by At last rolling meadow raced sight
and wide dted for miles with the
of daisies that bowed the wind Behind great
marked where stream cooy The blue sky umbe with
white clouds Birds wngng from the far distance of wood
And there far great world of wshgh daisies
spek the fields half buried little farmer boy in the dull
blue of overas and the sweeping brm of suna He watching
the train BY aoof There something of grandeur
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Household Suggestions

A little camphor rubbed on a mirror
after the dust has been wiped off will
brighten it wonderfully. n
Ii an anchovy is mashed and
blended with the Underground boiled
ham mixture which is to fill sand
wiches, and little onion juice and
paprika are added. the result will not
be unlike the best potted ham which
comes in cans.