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Evening journal., 1919-06-12
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try II!

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons int,
. bottle containing three ounces O
orchard white. shake well, and Vol
have a quarter pint of the best freokl,
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti
Der. at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces OF orchard white for 4
few cents. Massage This sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles and blemishes disappear and
how clear, soft and rosy-white the
skin becomes. Yes II is harmless
and never irritates.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
CAESAR RODNEY
WANTS TO EXPAND
New Consolidated School
District Would Take in
Other Localities
PROF. SHILLING,
KENT SUIT, RESIGNS
speeIaI b Dc EyenIng IournaI.

J Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Del, June i2-At a meeting
Of the Kent County School Commission
Messrs. Jump and Brown. members of
The Caesar Rodney Consolidated Schools
wero heard on recommending the fol-
lowing districts 10 be included in ihe
Caesar Rodney district:
Lebanon and Rising, Nos. q and 1872
Oak Shade, No 2i Frank district No.
p; dupont district. No. %; Moore 5
district, No. 1872.
Professor Shilling, Kent county su-
perlntendent, who has been selected as
assistant TO state COMMISSIONS of Edu-
cation, a. r. Spaid presented his rcsig-
nalion, 10 take effect when his success
sor shall be elected.
u is understood that there are al
ready several applicants for the county
uperinlendency from Maryland, Della
ware and other States. The salary Of
the county superintendent as fixed by
the new code is $1,000 but the county
board can In lis discretion pay an
in excess Of that, but the Stale
shall not share in suuh excess OF sal
ary. Tho salary of the county superin-
tendent prior 10 The adoption of the
new school code was 81 800 i'm Kent
county with "a contingent fund of $500.
n you have a house for rent or 10
sell, you will find just The right Gus.
Ing IN The Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
TEMPLE LODGE ELECTS

Temple Lodge No. II, A. +. and A. NJ.
at us annual meeting last night, elected
The following officers
Norshipful Master, William !. Fish
ef senior Warden, Granville p. Alex
alderi Junior Warden W. steward All
.r' i,lohu' secretary, Stuart J. Horn
treasurer, Edward y. Mode.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12

This Man H. Growing Raid. Parisian
sage II Just tho Thing for such Cases
Here's good news for men and women
whose hair is fallig out. who are growing
bald and have scRlps covered with dand-
run that itch like mad
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
GREASELESS CURE
FOR THE SUNBURN
Takes Out sting and Iieh-CooIs and
Sooihes the FeVcrish skin.

Here is a greaseless. vanishing skin
cream highly medicaied, that won't
soil The linen. Disappears right into the
skin without rubbing and leaves skin
SORT Nelvety and cool Nothing like it
ever before perfected Surgeons declare
II wonderful Heals sores, pimples.
burns and bites like magic
To get the genuine NOXzcma skin
Cream go 10 any well-slOcked drug store
or send 25c. in stamps or coin for large
iar-NoXzcma Chemical Co., Baltimore.
Md. For sale by n. b. Danforth, Market
and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
RED MEN TO VISIT.

Andastaka Tribe, No. ii, !. o. r. NJ.
of Newport, will pay a social visit tc
Wa Wa Tribe. No l5, Of Union, on nexl
Monday evening. The members are re-
quested TO meet at Red Mems Hall
Newport, at I o'clock that evening.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
Our Peeve.

Our peeve.
Last night we pulled from the book
case a copy Of international law, a text
book used in college a few years ago.
How firmly We were convinced at that
time that It's laws and regulations would
he adhered TO by all civilized nations.
But. they weren't, and now that book
must be replaced by one Of a new code
of International ethics
Next we read a part Of a commercial
4 geography only = find II moro out OF
date in rs maps, etc. than the law
book
So It would go through a pretty Ions
list Of other books.
What a time the publishers are golng
TO have during the next few years
Just when we thought the price OF
paper would come down, along comes
this new demand that Will keep the
supply scarce for years. oh, we'll
such is lie.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12

If YOU have a house for rent or to
sell, you Will find just The right Gus.
ing IN The Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
vlrElnla Avenne. near Ronrl

Virginia Avenue. near Beach.
Capacity 800. Always omen. An moa..,,
Improvements, including 100 rooms Min
bot and cold running water. and privats
baths. Write for rates and booklet. Own
trship management. MONROE HurCHINS.
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
(UCH -
life
By o. D. JOYruL.
so pIITERENT rR0M MHAr
WE EXPECT.

Have you ever noticed how differently
thinss turn out in life from what you've
planned2 You work out a perfectly
good line Of talk TO hand your butcher,
for instance, and then calm right down
and instead OF giving him Hail Colum-
bia for The tough meat he sent you, you
20 ahead and buy more Of the same.
And you determine upon a course OF
sction 10 pursue with your neighbor's
-mischicvous son and, instead you hand
said son a slice of bread and butter COW
cred ihickly with home made Jam.
It's that way with everyone. Of course.
For Instance there's the girl who hopes
that he viii propose romantically when
the full maon is shining brightly and an
that sort of stun. She hopes and thinks
he'll come across with bunch OF stun
Ike This
Light Of my life, you see me here on
my knees an ablect suppliant for your
hand love you deeply, devotedly. You
are all in all 20 me. Without You life
means nothing 10 me, without you life
Is an aching void. With you. helping
me aiding me, encouraging me, ! can do
everything conquer continents, pluck
The sun out OF the sky, vault 10 The
stars on high heaven. Tel me, do you
care for me a lililef May / hope that
some day. some wonderful day. you'll
he mlneg Don't say No, because II
you DO shall leap 10 a dismal death
IN The green waters of the surging sea
Trembling await your answerr
That's ihe way she hopes he'll pro-
pose. But does he do it? Nix. no, not
This is the way he really pops
SAY, Kid, me and you've been keep
Ing company long enough Let's get
married. huh? Hurry. wanta know
/ gotta get me another girl or
notr
life is so different from what we plan
FOR Amt 70 the truth9 I
Evening journal., 1919-06-12
Hotel ChanneII
Hotel Austine

Pacific and St. james place ,o,., ,-,-
sno amusements; all outside rooms. ss M
cay M Special weekly. Under same man
agement for L. years Il r I0N- i,,sh' t.e
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23
Maer Realty Co.
NIGHT PHONE
145
DISPATCH BLDG.

Corner house on North Third ave-
nue.. In good condition. Good neigh
borhood, Price $3,50000 and attrac-
tive terms.
The Story home on Main street.
diagonally across from the Southern
depot and the cottage Immediately
in the rear, We have close prices on
these properties for a quick sale. See
us at once.
Beautiful modern cottage on South
Fourth street. A really fine piece of
property, in excellent condition and
the best neighborhood. 1t is offered
at a bargain and upon easy terms.
Possession on the first of Septem-
Der. Buy it for home or an in
Ivestment. 1t will sell this week
The Brooks cottage, opposite the
South Third avenue. 1t can be bought
at a bargain if taken now. See us.
1t will be rented if not sold soon.
The beautiful billiard home in Ward
No. /, South Columbus. The best
neighborhood, corner lot, large and
roOmy with every modern conven-
fence. See the interior and you will
buy it. A rare bargain.
A fine home of attractive design on
College street. The very thing if you
want to get close to the college. Let
us show it to you. You can get it on
the first of September,
The Wyatt cottage on College
street between the Runican home and
the home of Mrs. Annie Gunter. This
is fine bargain and if not sold soon,
will be rented for the next rental
year Here's a fine property and
worth every cent asked for it.
A nice new cottage on South Eighth
street. Close to the Barrow school and
a bargain. Price only $4,000.
Beautiful cottage on College ST.,
right at the college. Possession first
of September The very thing if you
want to be close to the college.
Handsome large home on North
Third avenue, corner lot and on the
car line. Just the thing for an apart
ment house or boarding house or
home. II is a fine property and worth
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

twenty thirty dollars
hands this city the past week The great
the demand is daily increasing.
buying hqnes that advancing
will be
Not the demand homes cottages residences but the
building lots Between
September promises the demand
the list below We rentors for
properties ufying
carefully; what We
number which by the of
and the balance monthly slightly larger than
the this for almost what
viii We number of beautiful lots houses
Fifty dollars realty
changed hands Columbus within the weeks If interested
will show which interested Here's
t1ae Study il carefully. good buys
phone (22l night G48 will
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23
uA9 PHONE

The Winston home on South Third
street, in the best neighborhood
S0zzrav lot, eastern exposure, beauti-
rrul shade, fine, large, roomy home,
rzu@aern conveniences, stable, SER
waE&s house, good garden spot, Sc
Eert neighborhood. Offered $4,000
Sox it.; S4,750OO will get it. Don't
E1SEF il up.
H'aat is known as the Hull cot
Ezxf ON west side of the postoffice
ssqsERre Located on South Third
nt-sssf- Modern bungalow with all
SETa-ovements. Rented until the first
sf Dext January, but it can be bought
as 81 bargain if purchased this week
~ iAe down gets it and the balance
CIR -loaral terms at six per cent
EEre beautiful new brick, two story
HAT EFT home on South Third ave
sEEs- Two stories, nine rooms, four
tsS rooms upstairs, modern, new,
ss9ze neighborhood, all eonveniences
and possession on the first of Sep
Iss1 Der. Price S7,500.00 A bargain.
Ehsc Alb. Cook cottage on the Mil
Stsz7 road is offered at a bargain.
HEs Rrookshire cottage across the
sEzaHt has been sold. The Cook cot
GaEe is offered at bargain price.
@lne Of the finest properties in the
s-1az offered for sale is the E. C.
ssfzze home on Military street. The
E0Czzlon is the best. The property has
SlH modern conviences and improve
zzsz=szS, stable and barn, beautiful.
EExE garden spot of rich land, and
rZzs iaeme is beautiful inside. 1t can
he inonght for $1,000 if taken within
DHzs next few days. A rare bargain.
SseE uE ~ phone US today.
Tine Henry Davis brick veneered
s-9f1szEe at the corner of North Fifth
sly9sRae and 18th street. This is one
snE Gne finest homes in the city for
zuazs colored man. See us for price
ski terms.
gzne home Of Mrs. Wade Lynch, cor
Tszr OK Second avenue and North 18th
E1rnsL Five rooms, hall and room
Tor hath, lot 165x165 feet. A close
2Ezrs on this for a quick sale.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23


The Seay cottage Ne. 1910 on north
Third avenue A bargain il taken at
once Party has moved away from
Columbus and viii sacrifice for a
quick sale
The Halbert house corner Of fourth
avenue and Tenth street. Six rooms
dining room and kitchen. Lot 90x160.
A good purchase. Also the Halbert
cottage across the way. Price $1,000.
Good cottage one half block from
the Southern depot. Price $500 to
close out-the cottage just in the rear
of the Story house on the corner d.
agonally across from the Southern de-
pot. Rare bargain.
The Walburg property on North 9th
street. Five rooms and kitchen. Two
lots. Price $2500.00
Cottage close to NJ. & o. depot;
all modern conveniences. Large lot
and cabin on same, rented. The very
thing for some railroad man. A
small payment down land monthly
notes get it. Possession Sept 1,
1919. See US right away if you want
a home.
MAER REALTY COMPANY
DISPATCH BLDG.
Day phone %.
Night phone 148.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23
DIVELBISS.
Columbus, Miss.

the price.
! Attractive cottage in Ward No. /.
| Best neighborhood and all improve
ments Price $4,000.
/ Large twelve room house close in
on a cerner lot. Close to the school,
churches and the business district.
/ 1t it the best site in the city for a
boarding house or for roomers, and it
can be bought cheap, Price only
| $4500.00
Desirable home across the NJ. & 0.
railroad on South Seventh street.
Corner lot, good shade, all out houses
and bargain. Price only $2250,
Desirable cottage home on South
Fourth avenue. Can be bought for
$4,000
The T. A. Eggleson cottage on
South Second street. Pretty new mod
ern cottage, complete in every respect.
A rare pickup. Owner has moved
away from Columbus and wants to
sell.
Desirable home on Souta Third St,
in the best neighborhood. Price $4,000.
Dsirable two story home on South
Sixth avenue. New and modern and
every convenience. Best nighborhood
and close to the NJ & O. depot viii
close this week for $2750. See it and
it is sold.
The j. r. Harris home east of the
Synagogue on the corner facing
west-the house with the deep base
ment in the rear. $4,000, gets it this
week
The best bargain on Main street.
Only $3750
We are running two cars showing
property Take a ride if you want to
buy. No trouble to show and quote
prices.
The Dobbs home just west of the
fair grounds on South Fifth street.
Lot is 55x165 feet. Three large room
house, front and back porch, screened.
Barn and four stalls, wagon shed,
chicken and wood house, pump well
rs feet deep. Only $1,000, half cash
and year on the balance.
Fine cottage in front of the Palmer
Orphanage. Lot 132x165 feet. Five
room cottage in fine condition, barn
shed and cow barn, coal house etc
Assume mortgage of five-hundred
dollars at six per cent, pay S7OO cash
and take possession at once.
Fine cottage on North 18th street.
Lot SSx100 feet Can be bought for
$780, Time and terms and possession
\ bargain. Look into it.
Beautiful two story home in Ward
No. /. Elegant neighborhood. Lot 1913
by 165. All modern improvements.
Barn, stable, garden plot and bar
gain. Price and location and terms
upon application.
Desirable cottage in the Stevenson,
Stinson and Cox Addition. Lot 55x150.
Electric lights, water, bath, toilet and
all modern convenienees. Cow lot, gar
den, and chicken house. Price only
$500. A good buy.
The beautiful Buder home on the
Highlands. Elegant two story home
with all conveniences. One block of
land. Price and terms upon application.
Elegant cottage within one block of
the Southern depot. No. 202, 2nd. Ave.
and North 14th st. All necessary con-
veniences. Place cost $500. $1,000
will get it.
Small house on the Air Line road
on the corner. Needs some repairs. We
believe that $500. viii get it. Make the
offer.
The Croker home No. 222 North,
10Th street. Five rooms, electric
lights, city water: Price for a quick
sale only s2100.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23

We have several nice cottages, pos
session of which can be obtained on
the first Of September, which we can
sell for small payments down and the
balance in monthly payments. See US
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23

If YOU can't work well in hot
weather take Prickly Ash Bitters, it
purifes the stomach, liver and bowels
and fortifies the body to resist the de-
pressing influence of summer heat.
Price Si.25 per bottle. Sold by all
dealers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23

If you want home Maer Realty Com
pany.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23

Mr.. L. D.. Boiling and SON, Hugh.
are visiting friends and relatives ia
centeryille, Ala.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23

1000 ~ ard e" Products
Efficiency Desks
'SaFire-Wall'' Steel Cabinets
assY aud E" Wood Cabiuets
Record Filing Safes
Steel Shelving Systems
Vertical Filing Supplies
Gard Record Forms and GuideS
shannon Arch Files
sxEachine- Accounting Trays, eec.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23

dispatch ads are winners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

What IS Radium what does it 40 for YOU
why ltcmbodcd in the finest toilet prcparatons,"
these are some OF the questions answered in our
booklet "Radlom and Beauty booklet every
modern woman will read with vital interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

Modern housekeeping conveniences can't COM
par, with Mother Natures arrangements in
Yellowstone Park. You catch your FISH and
swing 1t into the boiling sprng-once spoutns
8eyser-to COOK Underwood & Unde7oeed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

II,HXsg RI:NOLJTIONARY beauty secret was
ESxT revealed when Scientists discovered
'''''-'S'' KaJum. With it's power to rciuvc-
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proved OF incstmabIc value to the skin and
'omplcXion
BY the of Rodor Toilet Requisites any woman
,on NO" avail herself OF this new aid to beauty An cx-
pert discovered the way to cmboJy Raumn in these prep.
rons despite its cost All Raeior articles carry $1,000
Guarantee that they contain Actual Radium
R'jior beauty alds the duntlc> and most IuNur.
GUS oft toilet preparations. There arc Rldor Face Creams
as SOFT ais velvet Powders Il, smooth as satin There is
R'diol iot Tonic ,cshttoy nvigorating to scalp and
han a hedthiul Skin Soap a dainty Rouge am Under
Ohn Pad for >aegmg muscles, and Forehead Pad for
wrinkles All are distinguished Ivy mysterious fragrance
an exclusive Rador Perfume
To this perfection add the wisardy OF Radiu,n with
Its power for bcttcmcnt, and Rador Toipt Requisites
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The Radior idea i, new only in the United States.
Radior Preparations are success OF long standing in
England where they used by delighted thousands and
arc the vogue in leading shops.
Try Rador in comparison with any
other preparations You will use Radior
always,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08

of your own ideas in the design of the
back piece. AS shown in the drawing.
it is rectangular with the corners
chamfered, and while this looks WELL
and IS good design, there is no reason
why it should not be changed. The
back could be made longer also. or
perhaps a bit narrower. These sug-
gestions are made only with the idea
of showing you that it is possible to
exercise a little originality even with
design that someone else has made.
This particular one has purposely been
left quite plain in order that you may
have an opportunity to do this.
Very little material will be required
for this holder. Almost any wood will
he suitable for use. as no doubt t will
be painted TO match the woodwork of
the room in which it is used. White
enamel makes an exceedingly nice I'm
ieh, especially If the bath room is fin
ished in white
If you decide that you wish 70
change the design along the lines sug-
Pested above. make your drawings Of
it before you attempt 10 start work.
In other words. having something def
mite to work from before you start
Having decided exactly what YOU are
TO do. proceed 20 get out your stock
and work II TO shape. The work on
the back piece viii he very easy, the
other two parts requiring more care
The small bracko' for supporting the
octa eonaI pieco should be laid ont by
~ COWS Of err7o'l squares. No compa &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08

Freddie was much consoled, for he
was dear little fellow and just lately
! he had come to love his sister, Susie.
next best to Muddy-kin"
Meanwhile Margie ran into the
house where Ernie was fixing his
shop.
"say!" she cried excitedly. st bet
I know what Susie's giving up"
"What?'' asked Ernie. 81 suppose
now the game is ali spoiled. I told
you not to go and tell Susie about her
old Clarissa until afterwards. Now
s-pose she's gone and hit Freddie and
F'reddie's gone and told Muddy-kin
and Muddy-kin's sent Susie upstairs
and you'll have to mind the baby and
the game is all spelled"
That's just it.' cried Margie.
Susie didn't hit Freddie or even
scold. That's what she's giving up!
I've been wondering and wondering
what was the matter with Susie
That's right" replied Ernie after
moment of thought. ct remember
now she hasn't said anything mean or
cross for weeks! Well. it certainly
makes her nice! I'll be sorry when
Lent is over-except, of course, I'll be
glad to have some sugar again"
Margie was looking thoughtful. She
shifted little with the corners of her
mouth turned down.
Il s'pose if Susie's so.1' to be so
nice I'll have to reform too" she said
with sigh. What bad habit do you
think 1 ought to give up, Ernie?"
Il dunno" replied her brother. 81
know what mine IS"
IF just one person giving up being
mean makes it so much pleasanter, I
guess it'll be awfuI-awful agreeable if
two give up" said Margie.
or three" put in Ernie. 81 think
maybe it would be much pleasanter if
didn't tease so much. wouldn't it.
eh?"
I'm always picking a quarrel"
sighed Margie.
But, of course. we've done our CIV
ing up" Ernie said. 1T wouldn't be
fair to change from sugar to teasing
now, would it?''
Il should think it would" said
Margie. I'm going to change any
way"
Later the five little Tuppers sat at
their supper. Margie took a whole
heapinS spoonful when the sugar was
passed around and Ernie took some
too. Freddie looked little surprised
and asked: as Lent all over now2'
But Ernie and Margie only looked at
each other and smiled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08

curves are used. hence the curve must
be laid out by means of locating def
mite points and then tracing through
these points. No trouble viii be eX-
perienced in laying out the shape If
care is used. Saving to shape may
prove a bit troublesome for the sur
faces should be smooth. a coping
saw will be found the best tool for
this but it will have to be used care
fully as the stock is rather thick for
such a small saw
The part for the holder will be
found the most difficult of all. It IS
suggested that the octagon be laid out
but not cut to shape until after the
hole is bored An expansive bit viii
be necessary 10 do the best work
though II is possible 20 do a fairly
good job with a gouge II you are
patient. In boring. hold the stock in
the wise Crosswise of the gram, other
wise the large bit will split the stock.
The bottom of the hole Will have to be
smoothed with chisel or gouge and
sandpaper. After boring the hole he
outside should be worked to shape.
Bore required holes for fastening TO-
rether. sandpaper well. then assemble.
No sizes are specified for the screws.
Use only those heavy enough to do the
work. Round head screws will, Of
course, look better for fastening the
holder to the wall. Paint to suit
taste. which should, OF course. be gov
erned by the woodwork to which it is
to be fastened.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08

| supply most of the cork used.
us the cork tree as big as our oai
trees. and does it have acorns on it 2
the little boy wanted to know.
No, it is not a very large tree, only
! about 20 to 40 feet high, but it does
bear acorns. and they are good to eat
too They taste something like chest
nuts"
tree" Jamie said. whenever 1 want
ed cork I'd go out and pick one,
and then I'd eat an ACORN"
THE corks do not grow on the trees
like apples, Jamie" laughed his moth
er. The bark of the tree is the cork.
That's what cork means-bark."
Obi" said Jamie, a.little bit disap-
pointed. How do the corks get
round like this one, them"
did you ever notice how the bark
peels off of poplar trees in big
pieces?" she asked.
jamie nodded.
That's the way the bark of the
cork tree peels off, only that bark is
not good. Men take sharp axes and
cut the bark under that into squares
first across, then down. Then it is
peeled off carefully with sharp knives
with two handles. Then new bark
grows in its place. But the first two
times the bark is cut off it is not very
valuable. The third time it is good"
How long does 1t take the bark to
grow back again?" Jamie asked.
About ten years." his mother re-
Piled.
II should think it would kill the
trees to cut the bark off," Jamie said.
mo. If it IS carefully done. 1t helps
the tree grow. but. of course. it must