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Evening journal., 1920-12-03
FRUIT GROWERS END
MEETINGS AND SHOW

The Peninsula Horticultural Society
ended its annual meeting az the Hotel
dupont yesterday afternoon and con
room and farming implement show IN
the State ArmorY.
The closing session was addressed
by Thomas r. Manns, pathologist
Delaware Experiment Station. Newark
who eave an interesting report on
Fungus Diseases" and Control Of
Sweet Potato Diseases" Dr. ID. n
Shoemaker, OF the United States De
partment OF Agriculture. told on ihc
necessity and means for obtai ne
better seed. This was followed BY a
round table discussion on "The Con
troll OF Anpla Scah."
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Waist and dress patterns of beau
tifm Voiles and White Goods, at
tractively put up in Christmas boxes.
Dozens of different patterns in
dress or waist lengths, put up in at
tractive style in Christmas boxes.
These make acceptable and practi-
cal gifts and are all at specially low
prices.
Shirt patterns of fine Madras,
leatly boxed, at $2.07 a box,
enough for a full-sized shirt.
Ten yards of our fifty-cent quality
underwear nainsook, soft finish,
white, yard-wide, in pretty Christ
mas boxes, special $3.50 a box.
White Goods, First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
MEMS WARM UNDERWEAR
A Christmas Sale at Reduced Price,

Mems heavy weight heeced, ribbed
shirts and drawers, in ecru and natural
gray colors; formerly $3.50 a garment.
now here for S9c each.
Mems fine wool shirts and drawers; our
former $500 ones for $500 apiece. and
the regular $3.50 ones now for $2.75
each.
Good Union Suits, regularly here for
$2.75, in the heavy fleece lined, in natu-
raj grey color, reduced to $1.75 a suit.
Heavy grey cotton feece-lined Union
Suits, ribbed, that we have been selling for
the past week, special at $500, are now
reduced to two suits for $500.
All of these are first quality from our
regular stock.
Mems Underwear-FirSt Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
woMENs SUITS REDUCED

Fashionable Winter Suits in Serges
and Silvertones, all silk lined, that
were S35, are now reduced to $3.50
and in fine assortment of colors and
sizes.
One rack full of fine quality Tri-
cotine, some fur trimmed, and also
Duvet de LANES; these were up to
$49.50, reduced for Saturday to
$3.50.
Second Floor-Take Elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
NO WONDER OUR ART DEPT.
Is SUCH A BUSY PLACE.
Look at These Added Bargains for
Saturday

Saturday.
Any of them will make splendid
Christmas gifts, combining the prac-
tical with the useful and all are at
low prices.
Ladies Knit Slippers, sizes 8 to
8, $1.50 and $1.65 a pair, all in
wanted colors.
Guest Towels, all linen, special
for $1.00 each; attractive designs,
$1.OO and $500 apiece.
Shoe pockets, cretonne and natu-
raj linene, specially priced at 59c,
Csc and 75c each.
House Aprons and Dresses, all
ready made and stamped; you'll
still have plenty of time to work
them up for Christmas gifts; special
at $2.95 apiece.
Natural Linen Scarfs; regular
value $1.35; these are very special
at $1.19.
Pillows and Centers to match;
regularly $1.00, are priced now al
75c each.
A wide assortment of Turkish
Towels with yellow, pink or blue
borders, to be crocheted on the
edges; several sizes and prices; also
cotton in different colorS to match
the designs on the towels.
Wash Cloths, 15c, zoe and 25c
all with colored borders.
Small lot of wool, fine for slipper;
or ScarfS; clean up at 39c per ball
Art Dept-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
THE FASHIONABLE PLAIDs

Those handsome all-wool plaids
are so fashionable for skirts and
which we have been selling for
$3.50 and $3.50 a yard, are now
reduced to $500 yard, and they're
54 inches wide.
One length-a yard and a quar-
ter-is generally enough for the
fashionable skirts. Use McCalls
plain skirt pattern, No. 1888.
Dress Goods Dept.-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
LADIES' UMBRELLAS

Always Acceptable for Christmas Gifts
and here now in the prettiest of the new
things for Christmas.
All silk with ring handles, in purple,
blue, red, green, black, brown, taupe and
navy $1,000 to $1,000 each.
Ladies' black silk Umbrellas, in differ
ent styles, from $3.50 to $1,000 each.
American taffeta Umbrellas, in ladies'
sizes, are from $3.50 to $3.50.
Ladies' cotton Umbrellas in several
style handles, at $3.50 each.
Mems Umbrellas in silk with the kind
of handles most men always pick out for
themselves, are from $3.50 to SIS each.
American taffetas, in mems sizes, are
from $4.00 to $500 each.
Mems cotton Umbrellas from $2.25 to
$500 each. Several styles of handles.
First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
DAINTY SILKEN UNDERWEAR
MAKES SPLENDID CHRISTMAS
GIFTS

Satin camiSoles, tailored style,
hemstitched top in flesh or white,
brown and blue, special Christmas
sale price, $1.95 each.
Envelope Chemise of satin and
crepe de chine prettily trimmed with
lace and georgette bands, these were
$3.50, special Christmas sale price
$4.95 each.
Silk crepe nightgowns, with v
neck and without sleeves. These are
our regular $500 satin trimmed
gowns, special Christmas sale price,
$3.95 each.
Satin bloomers, in flesh only.
These were $5.95 reduced now to
$4.95.
Crepe de Chine Bloomers, trim
med with lace, $4.95.
Camisoles in flowered Dresden
effect and in taffeta, special at SIPS.
Second Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
FRENCH WOMAN HAS
OIr4DRIlpIETS

PARIS-Afme. Julia Veyrier. a mod
est wife OF a modest working man Of
Marselllcs, has found herself sudden
ly famous. She has given birth TO
four children, two girls and two
ooSs. The i've ara doing well
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
WAYNE KNIT
STOCKINGS
For Well Dressed Women

For Well Dressed Women
The woman who al
ways looks as if she had
just stepped out of the
band box, you will find,
usually wears Wayne Knit
Hosiery. It's better fitting,
better looking, more COM
Portable, and wears much
longer. Full fashioned in
cotton, Isle or silk and
here now in the popular
weights for fall and win
ter. Prices begin at Csc
a pair and go slowly up
to $4.75 a pair.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS
RUGSl RUGS
This is the Place to Buy the Good
Ones and at Lower Prices

Here are five new and lower
prices, the result of our purchases II
the annual .ssCtion sale of Alexander
Smith and Sons Co. mills, which al
ways set the rug prices for the season.
Splendid quality, rich colorings and
handsome patterns.
9x12 #. Administers, now reduced
to $44.5O.
9x12 Fl. Administers, now reduced
to $47.5O.
9x12 it. Administers, now reduced
to $56.5O.
9x12 #. Administers, now reduced
to $1,000.
9x12 #. Administers, now reduced
to $4,000.
You will find Administer Rugs here
in ten sizes, 1896 inches, up to IL
#. 8 in. by Is it,, with other weaves
in similar wide assortments.
Carpets-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
A NEW 'PUCKERED TOP"
HANDY BAG IN BLACK ONLY,
SPECIAL FOR $1.65 AND $1.s9
APIECE

These are made of good quality,
black imitation leather, with fancy
cretonne Innings. They have new
shaped, puckered top, snap fastened
and strong, double handles.
BOSTON BAGS, IN BLACK OR
TAN, $3.25 to $3.75 EACH
The difference in price is accord
ing to the difference in size. These
are very we'll made of genuine cow
hide leather and for shopping bags
for over night or for school or office
use, they are the very handieSt
bag YOU can get and make a first
class, practical Christmas gift.
Travelling bags of heavy leather,
strongly sewed, in a popular shape,
either black or brown, brass catches
and locks, single and double handles,
$40 to SIS each.
Suit cases, SIS and $3.50.
Leather Goods-FirSt Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
WOOL SPORT HOSE
For Xmas Gifts.

For driving your car, for tramping
or for golf, these Sport Hose are
comfortable, good looking and styl-
ish. For wear with oxfords they are
now very fashionable. You'll find
here a full assortment of the best
qualities at $1.5O to $3.50 a pair.
The natural color camel's hair
Hose, just in from England, are Styl-
ish and different.
Special sale of ladies' full-fash-
ioned Silk Hose, in black or brown,
in the quality that we formerly had
to sell for 1925 a pair, are now on
sale at $1.75 pair.
Hosiery-First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-12-03
The Better Quality Ones, All Ready
For Your Selection

It's not a bit too early to get the
best pick. Already, many of our
customers are buying Christmas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
RIGID ECONOMY IS
URGED BY Mr.. MONOELL
House Leader Declares Est imates
Of Expenses Should be Reduc-
ed by Sl,4 100000.

Washington, Dec l7.-Urglng r1gid
.conomv" in appropriations for govern
ment expenses Representative Mo n
dell. Repu blican leader, declared IN
the House Yesterday the total estimate
of Slo53. 100000 submitted by the
a retary of the 1reasu ry. should be re
4uceA bv approximately Sl,40o'Uou'ooo,
4 ms reduction, he said, must be effected
cbirHv un estimates for the army and
navy and also foT undry civil expenses,
the total of which, he pointed out, ex-
cceded current appropriations 10y more
an S9li 100000 -, =,
Two years after the war he added,
.Nhcn the world outside cur borders
T. arrelv bankrupt and everybody is
nraylng for reduction Of armaments, the
administration ;sks for an Appropriation
a. more than 81, Ala 4OO0,OOO tor the army,
navy and Notifications or 5t2 times tne
highest pcacetine - proprIltIon OF 1910.
,uting out that current Deficiencies
ucre moi lnclu ed in this total, MIR. Mon
deW eclared these may be swollen
Indefinitely If the war department con-
tiru II its policy of recru ltlng the army
~ ful strength.
Declaring this action WAS IN ehtire
harnnny" with the attitude which the
war and some other departments had as
s,lmed toward Congress in this admmistra..
ton he said it had become the duty OF
Congress to take action that would pre-
vent such squandering of the peoples
money bv creating deficiencies IN viola
ton of law
Continuation of q tax program designed
~ raise a minimum revenue OF Oo,ooO,-
600 for two wears, as recommended 10y the
secretary of the treasury, was UNJUST
hed. he said 1t is not Justified, he add
ed. even for one year.
The Republican leader opposed Secre-
tsrv Houston's plan for retiring with
current revenue more than 5000, ,0O0OO
Of the countrys floating and bonded war
debt including hsh a billion OF victory
notes. bv January so, 1928, As placing an
.llnncccssary burden upon the people
and business.
While he favored repeal of the excess
nrofts tax and reduction of the higher in
,ome surtaxes, Mr. Mondell said, he
Thought il unnecessary at this time to
consider alternative revenue provisions
necause mo one can tell what increased
revenues may result from che passage of
, tanff bill along protective lines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
AFTER DOCTORS SAID She NEVER WOULD
WALK, CHASCO-VIN BROUGHT
HER SAFELY AROUND

Ira Sasse, 2725 Arthur St, Camden, N. j.
CHASCO-VIN, the Strength Creating
Tonic, is Reconstr uctive, Nutritive and
Digestive Tonic all in one-a body
Builder for old and young
The only Chasco-Vin Sales Agencies in
Wilmington are Eckerd's Cut Rate Stores,
sos and I'll Market street, and Millcr's,
406 Market. Don't put it of relief
quickly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

'T have no qualms about recommend
ing CHASCO-VIN after what it did for
me. had paralytic stroke and couldn't
walk or use my left hand and ] had TO
use crutches to get around. One day |
read about CHASCO-VIN and decided
to try it. 1t put me back on my feet after
doctors said / would never walk.
II havere commended CHASCO-V1N
to all my friends because it is all it claims
to be. It's a wonderful medkine." Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
KOREAN PLOT ALLEGED.
Japanese Paper Reports Discovery 'of
ConSpiracy.

Toxic, Dec IA Seoul dispatch to
the Jill Shimpo today reports the dis
covery of an extensive assassination con-
spiraoy directed against Japanese officials
in Korea
Forty arrests have been made IN Seoul
and many Others throughout the country,
the dispatch adds, and bombs and erms
have been seized.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
WOULD REGULATE
LANDING OF OCEAN CABLES

Washington, Dec. l7.-General legisla..
ton TO provide regulations for landing OF
ocean cables in the United States was the
object of an inquiry yesterday by q Sen
nte interstate commerce sub-commit-
tee headed by Senator Kellogg.
Besides the general question, 1T ex-
pected TO 20 into the controversy between
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

latter's correction OF Key West with the
British cable from Barbados.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

the State Department and the Western
Union Telegraph Company, regarding the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
A GOOD PIPE Is ALW ANS 4
WEI COME PRESENr +

We have them In a large
variety, at the price YOU want
10 paw. Horn Stems. soc 60 81.
Good quality Pipes, with
Bakehte and bIlaT stems,
straight OF bent, 81 TO $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

Brass Smoking Stands
S4.5O.
Tobacco Pouches. IA
or round, 35c - 81
Segar HurnidOrs, 50 Up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

Segar a n d Cigarette
Cases, soc to S4.
Smoking Sets, $2.75 to
$40.
Ash Trays, 75c to 81.
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suer. but II hunted deer. Woman paws
homage to masculine beauty, and In re.
gard TO clothing she considers any sum
well spent II II attracts men, il only
for a moment. He says that beauty
Is woman's strongest weapon but Il
must he backed by money, and few
women are beautiful enough to do
without the accessories and surround
ings which lend charm to the silhouette
and form the proper back ground for
personality. Women need money to at.
tract men and hold them. Modern
society is a huge circle where love and
money whirl around madly, etc, etc.
The commonest Of all fallacies is
hasty generalization, observing a few
instances and then making general
statement about the world at large.
Here Is a Frog Scribbler judging wom-
en- In general by the clique OF frivolous
nobs and parasites that he probably
associates with. Every little while we
take up our newspapers and see a
column Of trash about women written
by some crack-brained Frenchman.
Those fellows think that Paris Is the
world. and what they observe among
the women Of their own giddy at, they
ascribe to society at large and make
announcement concerning the whole Of
womankind. What could he more alb
surd than TO say that no woman Is so
beautiful as not TO need surroundings
which lend charm the silhouette and
n background to the personality. A
really charming personality needs no
background and no one but fool
would judge woman by her silhouette.
Any old time l see beautiful woman
paying homage to my masculine beauty
and chasing me around In a circle and
trying to ensnare me with copions
wads OF dough, will make an apology
to Frenchy and mail him a check for
himself when l get that dough.
Then there Is DR. Gustave lie Bon Of
the Academy Franchise, who In author
Of book entitled "The Psychology Of
Modern Times" In statement. TO
Universal Service, he says that intel
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THE JAPANESE BoGy

waxswith Japan Ia the near future
Is pfdttically an impossibility. The
president elect has already served mo-
tiec that under his leadership America
will rot hesitate TO fight for rights and
intercts OF the nation. With this UNI
lerstinding Japan viii pause before
urging Japanization on the Pacific
cast OF anv other policy that will
bring her in conflict with the most
powerful military nation on earth.
The recent frverish activity In Jap
|anese naval and military circles hold
no menace IL America, well able TO de-
fend herself under a policy Of abe
qunte preparation for war. This pol.
ley has already been ennuncinted by
the president elect. IL Is a guarantee
Of peace with japan, or failing that II
Is n guarantee that the Germany OF the
orient will he quickly checked In any
move toward world conquest. Like u
strong mnn. America can deal In n
friendly and generous manner with all
nations, sure that its frendllness and
generosity will not be mistaken for eff
Eliminate weakness
The Japanese leaders realize very
well that their country is In poor
financial position and can expect little
sympathy In Europe in any war Of ag-
gression that Involves the stability OF
the white race. These leaders also
realize that their people have ahead
OF them many hundreds OF years Of
evolution under the most favorable
circumstances before they ARE capable
Of the high industrial and social or
ganization exemplifietl in America.
The age OF barbaric invaslons has past !;
a swarm Of fanatical warriors II the
only trump held by the Nipponese.
In war with America, japan could
only hope TO win by II surprise attack
aad the seizure Of American resources
japanese troops would have TO he land
ell on the Pacific coast. hut how could
this be accomplished with an American
battle fleet capable Of keeping the sea
japan wants peace with America
America wants peace with Japan.
America will only assert her right
TO determine what alien races and how
many individuals shall be allowed the
privilege Of American domicile. Former
pacifist policies have given the more
ignorant classes In japan the idea that
the Japanese interests In California are
dominant and that America can he
coerced into recognition OF this fact.
Encouraged by weakness In America.
the japanese military depotism has be-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-16

center Of Art and Literature. II they
appreciate good Literature they should
subscribe for the Mountain Breeze
right away. Old Fort Bayard is no
SLOUGH as a Literary and Art center
Why go TO college when you can read
the Mountain Breeze Don't buy TINT
five-foot shelf Of classics, just read the
Breeze.
Henri DAlmeras. noted French
writer, says that modern society Is he
ing shaped by women. That is quite
likely. But he also says that woman
has become the aggressor in love max
ing and that man is no longer the pur.
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WHAT THE WORLDISD DOING.

President Wilson once said. II would
rather be defeated In course that will
one day triumph, than triumph in a
cause that will one day he defeated"
This utterance is worthy Of immortali.
~.
A number II prominent Washington
people including President Wilson.
have organized to make Washington a
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lieved il Ia be safe to allow the people
to become incensed against America
for imagined sights. The folly of such
a course is now apparent and is reflect
ed In the concilliatory tone Of the jingo
press OF Japan. Because Of the PERM
cious efforts OF w j. Bryan, while sec
rotary of state, the Japanese even
imagined that the American nation
would not back M California in its ef-
forts To maintain the white mans dom.
nance In that state The error In this
hope is now apparent to Japanese lead.
ers. Japan will bow % the ineyitablc
and will seek settlement on n basis
of justice and friendly relations--a
spirit OF compromise, give and take.
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WHEN RHEUMATISM
HITS YOU HARD!
Sloan's Liniment should be kept
handy for aches and pains

WHY wait for a severe pain, an
w ache. rheumatic twinge fol-
" lowing exposure, a sore muscle,
sciatica, or lumbago to make you quit
work. when you should have Sloan's
Liniment handy to help curb it and
keep you active, and fit. and on thejobl
Without rubbing, for it peaetraies,
apply bit today to the afflicted part.
Notethe gratifying, clean, prompt relief
that follows. Sloan's Liniment couldn't
keep It's many thousands of friends the
world over II It didn't make good.
That's worth remembering. All drug
gists-- three sizes-the largest is the
most economical. CSC, zoe, $40.
S1Oa1lS
Lif1i1nef1te ssssi%%99
|rIIx1xwIx<I - .-1|| 90
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lectual culture is useless 10 women. and
is a sure destroyer OF housewifely quail
tiles. He also is Judging women by
those OF his own immediate acquaint.
ance, and then OF course he talks about
women In general and writes a hook on
the Psychology Of Modern Times. bat
we don't have to read his book. His
statement TO Universal Service shows
him up for the humbug that he Is lie
see rich women trying hard TO acqnaint
reputation for wit aud brilliancy and
future. by affecting an interest in
Literature, Philosophy and Art. She
doesn't want to wash the dishes, she
yearns to express her soul Scrubbing
the stairs would stifle her individual.
ity. But make no error about II. 'Cul-
ture knoweth them not That kind II
thing is not culture, but affection pure
and simple. We have plenty Of II
right here in America. The foundation
Of Life. Liberty and Happiness is the
Familv that holy Trinity Of Mau.
Womnn aud Child. And nnytblng tim.
tends to disrupt that trinity, be II
Feminism or Bolsbeyism. Is perni.
clous. The educated woman who can
NOT see anything inspiring or soul ele-
waiting in the simple duties OF home life
Is deficient of real culture, no matter
how much Browning she can quote or
music she can murder. To the mind
of real culture. there Is nothing COM
monplace. nothing MENIAL. True
culture enables us 10 see sermons in
stones and good in everything" MS the
poet saws. The thing that lie Bon was
was not culture but affec-
ton. Crawl in your hole lie Bon, and
don't monkey with Feminine Psycholo-
Nv until you have travelled around n
little more. | wish Universal Service
WOulu uppfoucu tnt anu dSh luT III.
opinion on the woman
question. Id give 'em an ear full.
Frank Getty in the New York Tri-
Iu.te. gives 4, very ilt partial account 81
his observations IN Ireland. He says
hat the Sim i'rin1rs themselves,
realize that Ireland will never be
granted n republic ms long as British
public opinion continues to he what It
Is. Nevertheless. the Sim Feiners
nave built up an underground repub.
&c" I'm the hope that other countries
nav intervene on Ireland's behalf
reland is actually henefitting by the
work of this republican
II has organized Ma
ional Bank, Commission OF Inquiry in
O the country's resources. Cooperative
societies. etc. Frank Getty states that
he reprisals by the police and soldiers
,egan with the murder OF policeman
nd the murderers could not be caught,
Ior could anyone he found to give evil
Ience against them. A mans life was
lot safe an instant after he gave evil
lence against Sim Feiner in a Brit
sh Court. The ordinary methods OF
aw were Of no avail and the police and
IoIdiers had recourse TO severe repri-
b. I, eo,,a ~ tho ,,urdorc he tho Slim
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CARD PARTIES

Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hon. Mrs. Mar
tina b. Ament and Charles Ament have
issued invitations for bridge and five
hundred parties, the first Of which was
held last night; there will be another
tonight and another. Wednesday after
noon The parties are elaborate and are
much enjoyed by numerous guests at
the home Of Mrs. Ament Mt DID Tin
avenue. Mrs. Anent expects 10 make
the entertainments announced the first
~ series covering the winter season.
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