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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
Sweaters to Camp L.ee-

TN, Elm I;ruv" He'd Cross chapter hold
it's daily meeting in the rooms on i\"y
rvrnlIr. Elm Iirrrvr yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. L. NJ ""dhIc"rd was in charge am
Wa; assisted hy Mrs !. kimlnInS. -Four
knitted sweaters were sent 10 Camp Lea
Yesterday for the local boys. mud work
has been started an new ones. y con-
slgnmcnt of yarn which haH h'Hn ordered
for som" time. will soon h. received
and as wnrl; has been somewhat delayed
ON account Of the shortage OF yarn. as
soon as IT IL received activities Will ."
resumed in full.
The "nfrctuwn school recently do
mated Sl023 TO tho fund for IN" local
chaptrr which was used 10 buy yarn. The
,,u,niry school took tho lead Of any of
thr nearby schools. by being the first
10 cuntrihutr TO thle cause. but II IL
Thought that others will follow with CON-
tributionS soon.
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Stereopticon Pictures Of
"The Life of Christ"
TO Be Shown Next Sunday Evening at
St. Stephens Chutch-Chorus
Choir Singing

Next Sunday evening at f:%o o'clock
IN the St. Stephens church. Thirts-
sixth and Euff streets. tho first of Il ser
les of beautifully c"lorcd Strrropticon
slides will h" shown Of illustrating
The Life of Christ: with the now st"r..
Upticun machine secured by III" church.
4 number OF selections Will be- sung by
Ihc mass chorus rf fifty voices Of thu
church whirh has been recently organ.
lied Tho chorus is composed Of many
we'll known local singers and very Er:It-
iryint results hav" been ohtain"I thus
far, This Is the first affair OF this ma
ture to have been held In the church.
and they will b., given once !, month.
On the following Sunday. November
is, the mass chorus Will render tho
"C,;lntota Noah" No admission wIl ln
charged 10 either Of these, but = silver
Offering Will be taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
SIX MILLION BARRELS
OF OIL IN KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 6.-kanSas has
over six million barrels OF crud" pctr"-
bum stored in Turks waiting for 4 pipe
line or Suttiri"nt tank ears 10 haul this
oil TO 4 refinery. This IS tho statement
al ,h.. states geological officials who
~. Investigating III" oil production IN
In. state and making every effort 20 IN
rr.aS. production. With 80 large u guam
xiv Of oil in stnr:uI.. ;hr-" should be lit
H.. or no fear al a shortage VI EaS"len".
k.rnSen.. and .,h"r petroleum products
whichever facilities are available - get
his oil 70 market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
Masuuerade at Casino

4 masquerade was held last evening
in the Park Casino Ivy thu mana cement
Of the park and large number "ern
present. The MANAGEMENT had ma
program arranged. and several games on
il,,T,. ,v,r, nlayrd. This is the first
gathering OF this nature t" be hGio TINS
season. hut il will u" followed by many
NOR. his canning winter The floor NJ
,hr Casino is among the best in the
ct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
D. A. R. STATE MEET.

CLhRkSEURG. W. Va. NOV. G-Th"
annual convention Of tn" West NIruinia
division. Daughters Of tn" American
Rrvolution.' opened here today with d,
"E.ltcs in attendance from Ill paris al
tho state. Mrs. Linn Erinn"n. state
regent. or Weston. West Virginia. pro-
sided over the opening session. whIrh
was marked by m address NJ welcome
by Mrs. Robert l.. Eland. of Weston. n"
reports Of officers and the narEinr If
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LOCAL STOCKS
Only Few Sales Made on Local Exchange
Yesterday-Other Exchanges
Closed

Beats" Of elections h"if IN New York
and :;tny other sta ~" New l"FN'
!::tsbu-gh thicag" Li! other stock "N-
changes were closed yesterday.
rh,. Wheeling stock exchange remained
nprn. However. thu local market WAS
Very quiet, and only l fox sai"S were re-
pnctnd. I.uE"ll: Iron Works common sold
eft a point at ln4. 1t WAS Offered at the
l.l.S.. IL .lNL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
BRANCH BANK ORGANIZED

WASlIINGTON. Nov. G.--Final organ
iZation OF IT," Cincinnati brunch "f tn"
Cleveland district r..S'.rN" bank %nS
mad. possible tu'luy ~ approval ~ di-
r.."t"rS by thr federal reserve board
Th" directors ar" Jud:"n Harmon
Charles A. tJinsch. " : Rowe and WI
liam I. l'rurt-r Of Cincinnati. and l.. w
Manning Of cleveland. This is IN. fourth
branch To be organized this year. others
having hc"n established at Spokane
Seattle. Portland and OIn;lha-. Plans
for formation nf branches At Denver
Louisville, Pittsburgh and Baltimore arv
under consideration.
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Richard Criswell.

>Eichard Cr!swrll. aged IS, lifelong
resident of Marshall county md q! Elm
Grove. died yesterday III ihr home OF M"
daughter. Mrs. i,awr"ur" Wu'h"r OF Main
street. Elm Grove. following m Illness
Of three We" ks.
Mr., Crisw"n was born nj Sh"rraTd.
Marshall county. but had lived in IA" out
the pike section fer Il long nlnntrr "t
years nc WAS q farmer an! WAS on:
of the most widely known and highly cS-
trelnrd residents "f that section. lie was
one OF the oldest members of thH GrcESS-
Vile Methodist Episcopal church.
Mr.. Criswcll leaves his VIII" and mr."
daughters and three sons. Mrs. II. T.
Caufman of Seattle. WASH: Mrs. Joseph
McIllvcen. pittsburgh: Mrs. Lawrence
Wncb,tr. Elm Grove, q. V. 'rISwrli.
Wheeling: W. L.. Greenwood. md i. Il.
Cleveland. q.
Funeral services will u" held in IN"
Wncbcr home Friday afternoon nj :
O'Clock. Thu E"r. Homer cummings ht
The GrrgrSvIllc Methodist E;H$r"nhI
church. will offrtatc. lnterneni vii! b"
in Mt Olive cemetery.
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Supper and Bazaar.

The ladirS of 'hc Short Creek VI. l..
church vii! hold their annual supper rnl
baz:lar IN III" church on Saturday after
noon AMI evening. November a. This
Affairs has hr"n held every ycnr for soy
cral years AMI has always been a 40
ridrd success Til" ladies "f the church
ar. preparing every sort ~ dainty f"r
tn" supper Rnd Il lnrE" patronage is en-
NO. ed
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Children Recovering.

Misses Midrrn and Helen .Nrnui j..
child victims Of 4 gas explosion last Sat
urdHy. rrr reported Ia br getting alnn;
rs we'll ns could l." expected c"nsid"T.
ing tho nature az th"lr burns Tn" "a
plosiun occurred ON Cherry Lame, who"
TWO men wcr' repairing high pr"&Su-"
line which in SON" manner caught hr4
completely cnvclOninG tn" Nv" young
girls ana burning them seriously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
0UT-IHE-PIKE
meetiag OF Missionary Society.

IN Nll-dav m"rllng IT tht W"fnAh :
Foreign Missionary society Of the Ston"
Presbyterian chuGr:I Of Eliza Grove. VIII
BE-. hello III the church tomorrow start
ing at 10 30 II. IN. Mrs. Charles \. Park.
missionary from Siam, will ahdr's 81 III"
meeting in III" afternoon. All visitors
will b.: W'.;'''InC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
Seibert's Disbanded

The Srihcrt \. G. OF Elm Grove when
has h.cn making fine showing TINS year
among tho amateur teams or tnls WIGHT
Ky. diShandcd because OF olSaGreeite''e
between the members or the tea'h' inc
c,;hcr, \ r.. had Il very strong team
.l,js -ear and had Just gotten under fun
.v.oy when il was decided to dIshond
In all likelihood tn" team Will In re-
r1r,nizcd next season. with The addition
,f several high school stars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
TWO D1soRDERLIEs ARRESTED.

R"rnard r"rmuth. who VAS r'I"rin,i
missing by his WIFE. from his hnrn.. ur
McCulluch street. since last Sunday
night. WAS arrested last night NJ OFFICER
Eichcnbrud for alleged dISurdrrly con
duet.
Frank NiEg"myrr Was ais" nrr,.sl"d for
diSOrd"rly conduct. officer West mad"
tho rharg..
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Well3burg Next

4 Nrrc.. rrartir" WAS held by tho local
bjrh school team last evening on the Mt.
dc Chantal GROUNDS Coach Carl Miller
w:,s m,t in uniform and hu"Kcd up
against his rrutrE"S. both teams were
out and Il hard scrimmnGc was INDUCED
in. 'rhr team is anticipating no cLsY
struggle Friday when il meets Wells
burr high on tho Elm Grove grounds
and is wurkinE hard for i win. Arrange
incnts may b. male whereby the boys
will also meet Magnolia high hf New
Martiusvill" on the Elm Grove grounds
on Saturday.
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nf girls, among which selections are
"inyaiiy IN tn" World Today. AMeri-
ga. Nv Boy" AMI The Old Flag NeF:T
TOUGHEST the Ground. rrcita'loh'
your Flag and Ny Flag. Will De ue"
livorrd H.; lane Arbenz Screra! OUNCE
snccial features will BE- included IN the
PROGRAM. among which Is a cornee 500
t,y Mrs g. e. Cook.
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Bad Road,

Tho piece Of road in Elm Grove. near
Srriugdal" is about the worst to ne e1-
urrn.ncrd IN tn" pix" section. with tho
">r"rt ION Of Vest Alexander. TIL" speed
limit Cor thu. town 10 fifteen miles An
hour, but when the aUtoiStS hit th:S place
hey a$ I rule. Sh,w down to len miles
ar Ir*s This place has needed repay
inr FOR some tinI" and ~: IL only covers
span If about 40 yards. som" alton
ton should lac given IL II.
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EVANGELIST HERE.

". II. Shepherd. of Huntington. who
hos been expected by the officials Of the
Island Christian church. arrived yester-
day. and conducted services last evening
The topic Of his address WAS: 'Shrrvice"
He wLs followed very closely by the con.
Errgntion. He will speak OH The DUTY
of t'aultfindIng." this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
WILL FORM SCOUT TROOP.

On Fridny evening. November =. y
Boy Scout troop VIII l". organized by tho
First English Lutheran church. All
boys Interested In IN" BOY Scout nnvr-
mcnt are urged 10 attend.
A stor"ruom IN thap!inr street. be-
longing tn tn" church. will be fitted IN
as club room and headquarters for the
boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07

duck hunting! Miller. after firing shot
was cleaning his gun. and Smith pas!
wntr hing him when Il cartridge in. one
Of the barrels exploded. almost blowing
NJ IllrTS head OF ard woundinE Smith
in tho face. :,
Tho men had served for 20 years ~
guards in IN: Allegheny county jail and
had retired last Year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
Fulton Council Meets.

\ inert uf The Fulton CuuiHlI VIII Gc
held tomorrow evening in the mayors
Office. TN" matter 81 paving az 'cn'Gr
81 r""I. thu one bad piece If rund IN Ftll-
ton. vii! ~ discussed. Work has already
been started on ii. but az ia" weather
is getting bad IT. is thought what has
s..cn torn np will hc rrpa vrd and repairs
postponed until spring.
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sp~c.h D,Jpa.ch 20 the lnlelIisnce-.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. s.-Eon-
spiracy inaugur;rted BY husband or wife
or by another in his or her behalf for
the purpose OF securing evidence 10 prov
grounds for divorce was fruwned on to-
day By the supreme court OF appeals IN
its decision reversing the Judgment or
the circuit court Of wood county in the
cas-" Of Nickolry against Nicolcy. ~
which the lower court had granted tn"
plaintiff husband 4 deere" OF separation
and awarded Il decree for the dcmcndant
"Whcrp on 4 bill of divorce by huS-
hand against wife, the evidence tends to
show conspiracy inaugurated' either ny
the plaintiff or by another To cntrap the
defendant and TO place her in some situa-
ton or under such circumstances rs will
furnish grounds for charging her with
infidcity. and the evidence Of any OF
those engaged therein Is relied on by the
plaintiff. the defendant Is entitled to put
in evidence all the facts and circun
stances connected with the conspiracy.
not only on the QUESTION OF her guilt or
innocence. but as tending to imncach the
testimony OF the incLliating witnesses
against her"
Tho court further declares that
though circumstantial evidence is lu!-
rnisSihIc and often regarded sufficient TO
establish the fact Of intidclity. nevcrthc-
less il must be so clear and strong as
10 carry conviction Of the truth or the
charge, and. II il does not more than
r-,.Sc a suspicion of unchastity, II SHOULD
be treated rs insufficient"
An interesting point on the question
of delay in trial for criminal cases Is
announced by tho court in the syllabus
of its opinion In the mase Of state W.
Hirhwayman from Wood county, in
which the Judgment of the lower court
Was affirmed.
"Onc Indicted for felony and who had
obtained continuance ut previous
rial on the grounds Of absence Of n
witness duly summoned. but unable TO
attend on account Of sickness ts not en-
titled to another continuation NJ the mex;
term because of tho absence Of tn" same
witness FOR the same cause. when he
knew Of tho intirrnity of such witness.
and that no would not be able 10 at
tend. In ample time to have taken his
deposition
Besides It's decision in which written
opinions were entered the supreme court
today announced tho allowance Of an
nppcal ind supcrsedeas in The case OF
Frtutz against Lester. from Wyon,!nS
county. tho bond being flxcd at $500.
Petition for nm appeal in the caFc Of
S:,ttcrfield against Bee. from Wood
county WIS refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
VIII Present Comedy.

The 81. Michacl's Dramatic CLUB OF
E1lrtwood will present 7 conedy-drana
entitled .N"vada' in the hall OF the
school. on Nocrmhrr -. II and ~. ms
play is composed "f we'll known Young
people Of this district and is considered
The best attraction given yet by This
,Iuh Thu. cast follows:
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Recovered Stolen Auto.

Logan Kiillc. principal "f tn" Film
Grny.. public school. lrnd his Chalmers
auto stolen from in front "f tho Etr-
-iul;, theatre. Monday evening. The loss
was discovered about II o'clock. and the
machine was found in East Wheeling ut
an curly hour yesterday morning, MT.
Ki,t,r removed the key from the ignition
box. but evidently the ones who took IT
had another Chalmers key.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07

Ex-czar Nicholas writes for The
lnteIigencer. Tells the story OF
downfall Of the RomanoHS IL thrilling
narrative Of three installmen1s begin
nina Saturday, November TO-
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: mandolin club has been organized
nj the local high sch""l and several en-
trrtalnmcnts will b. given this coming
winter This club is under the super
vision Of Miss lscsS McCranahan. super
visor of music In the schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
Patriotic Rally at Vance.

4 patriotic rally will be held At the
Vance Memorial church at Woodsdale
this evening ut 1880 o'clock. DIR. John
II. Dickey will address the meeting and
give All account OF his observations whilo
at Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va. whore the
local boys are encanped Several vocal
selections will be rendered BY chorus
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IN
HIGH COURT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. NOV. g.
Thomas Crurnhcy. an aged negro convict
cd Of grand larceny and sentenced to
five years in the state p"nltentiary by
the Wayne county circuit court. was
granted new trial to-day by the SUI
prcmc court when the latter reversed the
Judgment OF the lower court and re-
mandcd the case.
Other decisions were Nicely vs. Butch
er. Wood county. reversed and remand
ed: Lucas VS.. HcnSl"y. Cabcll county.
reversed and rcmanGcd. Hendricks HS.
TorShcy. Wood county. affirmed; Bur
nette vs.. Coal ami Coke Railway. COM
pany. Braxt"n county reversed and re-
mrndcd: state VS. Swain. Wood county,
a affirmed: Nicely Us. Nicely, Wood coun-
~. reversed. decree for defendant and
r,.rlandrd: Barrett vs.. Andrew, Wood
county. reversed ard reulandcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
PLEADS EoT GUILTY

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 6.-Wi
liam W. blair Jr.. nf Pittsburgh. n
YaIe freshman. pleaded not guilty VI
:rrnigned at West Ihlven. today,
charge Of nlanslauGhter. waived
nation and WAS held under bon
sl.no0 for the next term OF cou1
He Is charged with having a.
death Of Frederick ". Schaife>
a passenger in an automob
driving when the machine
another cor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-07
ACCIDENTAL KILLING

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 6.-Samuol Mil.
Ter was instantly killed. and Sanuc,
Smith was seriously wounded on the
Monongahcla ri1tr near here today whilo
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Posrr.. ...EArkE PATTY.

\; =. rrr".l.nE II tn" Wheeling Motor
,-,.,l.. ,Iih last evening, II was Decided
~ rnStpnn" TIA" theatre party wh'rh
was - hav,. h"ru hrld nj the Court the
ara, THURSDAY evening. 1t will probably
t,,, given later in IN" year.
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IL. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WIit.ti.I\,;, W. Va. Nov.

Wtit:t:i.lN,;. W. Va. \"v. 4. -.
Mondays tsu"t,t!"nS.>
Furnished lhy Int"ii.srncer pJ 4. Z.
Mastcn l. Co. members New York STOCK
Exchangt. National Eank OF West VIZ
riuia building. Whccl.us. W. Va Louis
+. Eraud. In;luascr. .
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The First Tornmy--Dh. / say. Jimmy.
here's a red blackberry.
The Second Tommy-What of It?
They're always red when they're green.
-G2etch.
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\rrrnximatcly -" per cent Of "ach U"-
Iuiu ,ar,"i h:' ordinary hrii$"h"ld n"th-
ODDS Is. lost in tn" process.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". VA. Nov. u. II.
t,,.,y ,u,:auyn L.: u the Wheeling Stock FL.
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PRODUCE MARKET
WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. G. II.
whnis1are Prices

Corrected hS p. Bschmann & sons.
Butter. chs<sS. Eos and Poultry.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-23
OTHER WOMEN'S helps

One wise little lady will never al
low anyone TO use drudgery In con-
nection with her kitchen work. A
look into her trim little workroom
with its furnishings arranged for con-
venience, its fresh curtain and kitch-
en- Bouquet window Box sewers any
connection the ugly word ever had
with kitchen.
The first housewife who allowed
herself to be called a drudge was
doubtless suffering from house
nerves. She had allowed herself 20
be tied to her kitchen and developed
a case of exaggerated self-conscious-
ness. She. doubtless. was drawn In
10 this undesirable condition. by al-
lowing her kitchen 10 run her. Be
cause she didn't exert her general
ship she got into a rut and her work
seemed 90 hang about her neck pull
ing her down, down.
To Save Steps.
We housewives of today have read
IN our magazines and papers how to
avoid such a situation We can be
more true to our trust boy making
time for recreation an education.
nv friends kitchen Is so routed as
10 make the receiving of foods, put
ting them away, preparing cooking
and serving an easily continuouse
performance with no waste motion.
One woman takes an afternoon
of" every week, When she had a
maid she obcrved that said maid was
much more alert and helpful after
her day out. Now that Aulady does
her own work she keeps up her out
side interests and sharpcns her Wis
oy an afternoon Of real recreation.
II home affairs have been so press
Ing that she couldn't prepare q cook.
I'd dinner before leaving. she need
not worry. for her Emergency Shell
Is always we'll stocked with quality
foods. She keeps an emergency menu
and recipes in her file so II takes Just
about half an hour FOR her 10 pre-
pare nutritious appetizing. mex
pensive meal, and set the table
Another woman has found that
homemade fudge acts as a great slim
ulant 70 her. II she reels depressed
or "ail gone" she makes a small
quantity OF the candy and takes II
simply for tho tonic effect. This wom-
an always keeps evaporated milk on
her staple shelf for this purpose
Candy IS the most quickly assimila'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-23
DO YOU EXPERIMENT !?

Anyone who has had an inventor
ia the family knows how costly il Is
to experiment. Several women whose
husbands are piece-time workers and
uncertain as to amount OF work have
written IN for suggestions on how 10
plan their expenditures. My exper-
fence making our budget stretch TO
satisfy the demands Of some kind Of
a machine that was always being eN-
perimented on. has given me a broad
working philosophy on this budget
and experimenting proposition.
soon learned that ! couldn't afford
20 experiment with foods. Ons kind
of experimenting was all the family
budget could accommodate This
never meant lack Of variety in foods.
II merely meant that ] must stick 70
the brands / had found satisfactory.
I-~iii I found a brand that could he
depended upon for uniformity and
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-23

quality there was always more or
less waste and disappointment. When
I found the foods that knew would
always be right, that was sure I
could depend upon when any particu-
lar company came, ! stuck 10 that
brand as 10 life preserver.
Everyone In the family who ever
did any marketing for me knows
which are the producers whose foods
have tried and found true. In this
ways the benefits Of experimenting
have been distributed TO many.
For EeOnOmy's sake.
The present prices viii not permit
OF a single waste. Promiscuous buy
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-23

ing today Is deliberate extrava-
canoe Read every label. Know
whose food you are buying. Know
whether you are getting full weight
See 10 It that you have clean foods.
The sanitary package Is the best pro-
through distribution. The producers
name Is the guarantee for the quality
and uniformity OF food IN the pack
age.
Use tested recipes and aim for sim
plicity and variety in service. Write
Mrs Adams. care OF this paper. for
Tested Recipe Service. She win send
you a set OF recipes each month.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-23
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SATURDAY MARKET BASKET

ted OF any heat producing food. as
meat Is the most easily assimilatcd
tissue builder.
A little economy "stunt" OF the
thrifty French housewife + 10 toast
all trimmed OFF crusts or bread. break
tncm IN one Inch pieces and serve
them with soup.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-23

CERTIFIED oLEoMARGARINE, Csc ID.
Snowy white; we furnish the pill to make
it a rich golden yellow. Sure to please you.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-23

Store opens at 7 n. m. and
closes at 6 p. m.