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Evening journal., 1921-06-06

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-NoTicE
- is hereby given that the Wilmington
shoe Repair Co, o East Eighth street,
are removing from the above address,
All persons having goods at ABOVE store
must call for them on or before June II,
1921, as all good left over thirty days
will be sold iune6- g.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
JUNE q.
.


Mercury the governing planet OF
this birthdate. imparts a memory re-
tentive and correct. a mind that Is
brilliant and a warm and affection
ate love nature.
II a child born today. is kept sat
isfed and harmonious by congenial
surroundings during its minority.
when he arrives at years OF discre-
ton. he will have no habits OF eXcit-
able nervousness nor restless discon-
tent to battle with. His duel nature
viii work harmoniously for him, in
stead OF warrang with itself against
him.
This comes from being born under
Cemini the governing sign of this
sirthdate. which is represented as
the Twins OF the Zodiac.
The birthstone is a sapphire.
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WANTED TO BUY.

A NTIouEs-HIGHEsr PRICES PAID
y for antique furniture OF all kinds;
chairs tables and bureaus, even IN
broken condition. Pictures, jewelryi pis-
tols and relies OF all kinds. le Old Cu-
riosity Shop. gil rainali ST. Phone 5biO
may20-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-06-06

TOR SALE-TIREs; ALL STANDARD
il lakes. Guaranteed irsts at cut
prices We carry largest stock OF as
sorted makes Of tires In the State. Low
est prices on all automobile necessities.
Keu Motor Co, Eleventh anc ratnall
SITS. Phone 6iOo. apr3O-u
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II you ARE NOT WORKING, COME
In 10 see us about our plan for train
.nr you and then securing employment
fai you. New students admitted every
Monday.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
aug23 -1yr. Tenth a King Streets.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DODY Observation-Disclosures
ID By hand; yibratory; Violet Ray
In the privacy o. 90, your own nome oI, or az
r. Waltman Boyer. Junel-Ot
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ATEIxaI;YEW
USED CARS

NOTE Absolutely no charge Tor credit
Nnu buy for cash az exactly the saml
suit our salesmen for further lnforma
tion.
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TYPEwRITERs.

A. sMITH-TYPEwRITER EX-
81. change Typewriters sold, rented
and repaired. Delaware distributors OF
st. Phone so7s or 2775. dec2i-lyr.
TIvYPFWRITERs RENTED-THREE
Il months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly rypewriters
reoalred Royal Typewriter Agency.
Tvpewriter Exchange, second hoOr. \. w.
Cor. Seventh and Market SITS aug22-tf.
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nrAL EsTATE wANTED

UrANTFD - FURNISHED HOUSEs
w can provide own dishes, linens and
sllverware. Address Box vs., Evening
journal once. Sanss-A
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NOTICES.


w A. MOORE, THE oPToMETRISr
and matchmaker, has moved % 2lol
narAet st mayl'-u.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-NoTIcE
~ is hereby given that the Wilmington
shoe Repair Co., o East Eighth street,
are removing from the above address.'
All persons having goods az above store
must call for them on or before June II.
1921, as all good left over thirty days
will be sold iune6-6 g.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
~ Withdrawal Of Barney o. Rich. on
May p, 1921, from the Arm known as
confectioners and dealers I'm specialties.
Full ownership Of the above arm rs now
held by Harry Goldich and the business
viii continue as heretofore and all debts
due 70 the Delaware Novelty House are
payable 20 Harry Goldich. Who Is also
ties.
BARNEY o. RICH.
june2-6t. HARRY GOLDiCH.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
y BLACkW CONSOLIDATED
OIL a GAS CORPORATION.
A special meeting OF the stockholders
OF this company will be held on the 10th
day OF June, 1921, at go o'clock In the
afternoon, at the oficc OF the company, y
West f3rd street. New York. y. Y. for the
p,.1o9ss ep,g-pg9ses OF voting on the adyisabilhy of
dlssolving the company. and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated May iG.h, 1921.
raaysi -junec,is. -
CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE OF
y HIAwAY AERIAL TRANSFORM
The Hiaway Aerial Transport. Inc. a
corporation OF Delaware doth hercb y
certify that Il has amended is author
! led capital stock and amended ~
Certificate o. Incorporation, 30 that Arti.
Gle w. shall read as follows:
". The company Is authorized 10
issue capital stock 10 the extent OF
| Five Hundred Thousand $500 OOOl
Dollars. divided Into Fifty Thousand
(j0.O0Ol shares Of the par value of
ten fSiOl dollars each.
or said stock. twenty-five thou
sand l20OO0l shares shall be com
| mon stock. and the balance, twenty
hve thousand (25.OO0l shares shall
| be preferred stock.
Said change having been declared by
Il a resolution Of the Board Of Director
/ Of said corporation 20 be advisable. ant
having been duly and regularly assente,
to, by the vote Of two-thirds In interes
I OF each class OF stockholders having vof
Ing powers. and az a meeting called bi
the board OF diVctors for that purpose
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said cor
pOration has caused this certificate q
be signed by It's President and Secre
afixed this 18th day Of February, A. 4
W. LIVINGSTONE SCOTT.
NJ W. scANLoN. ''''''''
Hiaway Aerial Transport. Inc.
Corporate Seal.
Delaware, 1920 june6-13 -
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FOR RENT.

r,oR RrNr-oFFIcE SPACE DELA--
WARE TRUST BLDG, Nh III ~ NJ,
sr.rKFT SITS APPLY ATLAS fON-
DER co. ROOM CO. 1'
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

NNVANTED-A BARBER. s24 +. 7TH
w street. june3-3t.
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CONVENIENT TERMS TO ALL.
IN TOWN AND OUT OF TOWN
NO RED TAPE.
SATISFACTION is OUR SLOGAN.
other makes too numerous 20 mention
Come in, we can hX you up with mos
any make car, az price to suit your
purse.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 0.sO.
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY,
Eleventh ard Tainau Streets.
may25-tt
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w. E. WILLIAMS co.

WILMINGTON roof ING AND
w Heating Co.-Roonng. spouting,
heater work; tin. tar, Stag gooting; job
hing promptly attended 10. Residence.
2GC3 Van Buren ST. shop. ~ East oath
81 Phone 2l1o-J. june3-im.
Evening journal., 1921-06-06

NXTF HAVE on HAND A LARGE
w auantity Of ruhberoid roofing.
some very cheap suitable for temporary
buildings or sheds. Also roof cements
and roof coatings for an kinds NJ roofs.
S e. Williams & Bro, Third and ratnali
SITS Phone 3di. may3O-tt
Evening journal., 1921-06-06

All these cars overhauled and re-
painted: mechanically hrst-ciass and
Guaranteed free from defects for 90 days.
Good rubber all around and one extra
the and tube vi h every car.
Sfutx 1919 Turing ................ .S2O10
1920 Stndehakers, an models, $3.50 20 81 $50
1918. 20 Bucks. an models N.i0O 20 Si,2ij
1870 Overland Sedan.
80 ~ - ~ 10 EnrI TnnrInra md
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JAMES STIRLITH & BRO
DEALERS N SCRAP IRON.
Front and Tatnall SITS.

For sale-Steam pipe. soil pipe. J.
beams. channels. angles. columns, shaft
ing. pulleys, hangers, boilers. stacks. on
cines. lathes- auglO-lyf.
Evening journal., 1921-06-06
STORAGE.

cTORAGE-ONE DOLLAR A MONTH
- and up. Clean light storage rooms
fot furniture: local and long distance
hauling We pack. crate ana ship goods
40 an parts OF the world; reasonable
rates Mcmahon Bros. Storage Ware
heuse, Third and Orange streets. Phone
SsC. mayl4-1m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

on the hat brimRnd round buttons of
chenille groupedn a gay Pierrot effect
on hat crown aid scarf ends. This
set could be duplated in several ways
and in various c4ors. 1t Is dainty in
pale gray but Yeuld be dashing in
coral, and sweetls becoming in a deep
shade of blue. T,eeheniBe dots and
bands might be ii contrasting color;
as tan on brown Nlvet, gray on blue
velvet, purple on aauvs velvet, and
so on. The hat ismadeover a light
frame which offersa stf foundation
for the turned up brm, BIT the SHRED
crown is soft and imp, Holding it's
place over the hair whe the round
hat is pulled far down 1 the head.
The hat crown is lineS VII soft silk
and the scarf is faced VII the same
material. The scarf nh be very
soft and flexible so that itiay be tied
IN a knot as the plelufehows, the
rounded ends spreading oi over +ba
shoulder.
The croeheted wool set iAen mora
sporty IN suggestion ahdnay be
achieved in many alluring lors ana
color combinations. The 4 in the
picture is rich purple with thes of
orange-very gay and cold,l ac-
cording to this years fashid This
81 = efoeheted put II youPnnot
crochet, you can make a knib set
adding the border and fringe icon
trastlhg eolof. Ihe tassel on little |
hat repeats the effect of the fri
Cast on about forty stitches aTlni+
with fine wool on large needles do
not make the plain color part o.
scarf too long. For the bordeLo
two woods together, to give the n,7
stitch effect, and combine these (
woods in the fringe and in the ta
for the hat. The crocheted hat crdI
is made in a circle-like a crochet
mat-and then stretched over the Vi
vet crown of the hat It would take
very clever knitter to achieve a eli
cular knitted mat; but a straight strf
loosely knitted and gathered tight
the top of the crown while the low,
edge is stretched, will give a goo
effect. Patterns for erocheting the.
hats come in books of directions SO
where woods are carried in stock ar
most women are learning to croeh
nowadays.
One very pretty set has be-
achieved with braided ribbens-tv
eolors braided together and thu
sewed round and round the h
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03
Cunning Hat Matched BY A Coquettish
Scarf. This Pretty Set OF Gray
Velvet And Chenille.
Hats increase In sc

Generally speaking. all shapes show
an increase in size and this increase
follows naturally the increase in the
length and fullness of skirts. With
skirts longer and wider, the very small
hats that have been in vogue would
look ali out of proportion. The sill
houette must have balance and hats
have a great deal 10 do in keeping the
balance symmetrical. A longer line is
noted from front to back in millinery,
also, contrasting with the side to side
elongation of last winter. Some of
the new fall models are trimmed ar
the sides, but the line of the hat itself
is usually longer from front to back.
There are a great many felt hats,
though American milliners are not as
enthusiastic about these as Paris mill
liners are. Felt models made a tre-
mendous hit at the Paris races and
lfelt hats are being worn with formal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

crown, The border of the scarf is
made of tiny ruf1es of the ribbons,
used in alternating colors. The hat
brim and the center of the scarf are
of silk, and silk fringe makes the scarf
trimming and the hat tassei. There
are sets of duvetyn with worsted
trimming, and very dainty sets made
of shirred taffeta, all in one color.
Delightful is white set, the hat and
scarf of white duvetyn, with angora
trimming and white chenille fringe.
Sets trimmed with fur or made en-
tirely of fur will be in great favor
when colder weather comes. Imagine
one of these cunning little hats in
moleskin, with soft moIeskin scarf
to match; or in rich sealskin with but
tons of skunk on the scarf and a pom
pom of skunk at one side of the brim,
over the ear. For girlhood and par
ticularly for girlhood with saucy
bobbed hair, the sets are enchanting
and they will surely have a tremen-
dous vogue this autumn. .
These dainty hats are shown also in
the new felts, and already summer
girls are discarding straw sport hats
and coming out in felt headgear which
is the very latest thing in Paris for
wear,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

costumes, even these midsummer
days. in. Paris. But SO far. the felts
have appeared in America only in
sport styles. Doubtless more felt hats
of formal character will establish
themselves with the September open
ings. but as yet American buyers are
wary about them. If American hat
buyers had the originality and the
vision that Paris milliaers have-why
there would be no need OF Paris! And
nobody would covet a Paris name in
side her hat crown.
What The New Trimmings VIII Be
Shapes are covered with satin, with
velvet, with eire silk. with duvetyn.
with matters plush and even with
leather Braided velvet IS TO have a
tremendous vogue from all indica-
tions. One of the new braided velvet
models is pictured and every woman
will admit instantly that this type OF
hat IS. bound straight for popularity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

double brim idea, the inner brIm Of
unbraided velvet like the crown.
Though the hat is trimmed at the
sides, the line Is really elongated from
back to front and cording running
through the center Of the crown en-
phasizes this line. The odd side trim
mings are of galaIith. the curved orna-
ments that bite over the brim being
attached to long pins that are thrust
into the hat. Many Of the new sport
hats are trimmed with these long pins
which are always used in pairs,
though sometimes the two ornaments
crowd close together on the hat Wing
tipped pins are. placed IN the hat so
that the little wings group together
in one place in mercury wing effect.
This sport hat pictured is in soft gray,
the braid In gray fiecked with white;
and the galaIith ornaments are rich
blue. Another model has coral COL
ored pins.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03
Wristbands out of Fashion

you are making your dresses,
these days, with Wristbands or
= skirt belts. or innner belts of stiff
betting you are away behind the
times. Wristbands are all out Of fash
ION and skirts are Joined to waists in
the --LATEST possible way. If you insist
on having a belt in your skirt, make
II several inches larger than your
actual waist measurement, for frocks
must positively have a loose, straight
line, as though they hung from the
shoulder and We're only held in at the
waist by sash or girdle The very
loose belt also makes the waistline
lower an important point just now.
The old way-and some women who
make their own dresses cannot seem
to get away from twas to hang the
skirt on a stout, firm waistband of
betting" and then sew the upper
edge of this belt to the bodice. Many
women are now busy taking out all
these stiff belts and adjusting their
costumes to the new mode. IN the
waistband method, the skirt was gath
cred to the belt; then the bodice was
gathered and the straight belt sewed
over these gathers-and the belt
hooked closely about the waist. This
drew in the frock at the waistline, an
effect all wrong just now. Rip out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

your tight. stiff betting" Wristbands
and get fashions new soft. loose line;
! then tie sash or fasten girdfe over
the joining seam at your low waistline
You will look very much smarter ana
your silhouette will be vastly better
An easy way with frocks already made
is to run a basting thread through the
bodice just above the belt. Leave the
belt on the skirt but cut It down to .
half inch width. Slash through II a.
the back where the skirt is gathered
slightly. This will give you two inches
more waist measure ia the belt and
you can set in a bit Of tape or narrow
ribbon across the opening. Now sew
this new narrow belt 70 the bodice
along the line OF hastings little be-
low the hastings If you have fortunate
ly left an excess Of material on the
edge Of the bodice where it Joined sac
belt The loosen waistband Thus
achieved viii make your bodice fail
in straighter lines and the waisuine
will be lower. Because OF this down
ward drag on Che bodice the skirt dill
remain the right length, even though
you cut a bit Off your belt. And you
win have a graceful, straight back in
stead Of one curving in at the back OF
the waistline-an effect quite out Of
date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

- HE idea of hats and scarfs in
~ pairs offers possibilities of many
IA charming changes of dress. The
49, little hat is matched by saucy
scarf of the same material, and hat
and scarf always so together
Two attractive sets are pictured; one
a set made of crocheted wool and the
other more elaborate creation OF
velvet. But there are sets in all sorts
of materials-shirred taffeta5 metal
brocade, worsted and angora, duvetyn,
astFaehan and sthe new lambs wool
dyed gray, which goes by the intrigu-
ing name of slinx and which is ire
mendously smart in Paris just now.
The hat must be small and with
youthful, cunning lines-a little boyish
hat, in short. And the scarf must be
short and sauey; just an adjunct to
the hat, not intended especially to give
warmth. though the knotted bit of
fabric around the throat is very COM
Portable when the first autumn snap in
the air arrives. They are for sport
wear though they may be donned in
town with a tailored suit if one is not
dressing for formal function.
The velvet set pictured is particu-
larly engaging. Hat and scarf are of
pale gray velvet and the trimming is
of self tone chenille; long strips of
chenille in a border on the scarf and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

This brim is or velvet like the rather
low crown and wide black MORE rib
bon is run through slashes in the
brim, the ends tied in a huge saucy
bow at the right, the crisp ends and
loops of ribbon standing out above the
right ear.
Ninlche shapes Have Haunting Tail
Feathers
Hickson, one of the foremost inn
porters of millinery, has many low
crowned hats also-expressing the
contrary opinion of Paris about hat
heights for fall. one of these low
crowned models, a tipped forward
niniehe Shapes pictured. An enor-
nous osprey feather ornament shoots
out at the back from the bandeau
which lifts the low crown. In this
hat, also. you see the double brim eff
feet which Is going to be much used
this fall. The close bandeau forms
the lower brim and above this is
slipping brim that flares upward toward
the back; the crown following the line
of this sloping brim. The picture
gives little idea of the brilliance CT
this hat which is in the new flame
red shade, feather and all; most eff
fectiye with wrap in gray tones.
Grapes Are Autumn-ike In Suggestion
Stin another new shape is pictured
in the grape trimmed model. Most
women will like this low, graceful.
undergraduate hat better than any
hat on today's page for it has the pic
turesaueness and grace that always
appeal to femininity. Every woman
will know this is the most becoming
style of all, and 1t Is a style that Eng
fish women particularly fancy, and
which suits the gentle beauty of Eng
| Ijsh faces better than pert and saucy
modes that French women adore.
/ Grapes are obviously the proper
/ trimming for autumn hats though not
often does fashion permit any trim
/ ing in its obviously proper season. The
new grape trimmings come in won
derful colorings: Deep, rich puppies
and catawbas and in cool, soft greens.
The hat pictured has mauve grapes
and the shape--a modified poke style
with an attractive roll of brim-is of
pansy purple velvet. Another grape
| trimmed hat that is enchanting As of
blue velvet in a wide rolI-brim shape,
with green grapes forming a garland
within the shallow roll of the brirn.
More ribbon in greenish blue shade
is made into smart bow that fits
into a space across the back, the ends
of ribbon just falling over the edge of
the brim.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

= aAft, light in weight, OF becom-
-aItape and easy to put on and is
fairer most engaging little af-
he punched-in crown Is a new
Ind you can punch in the
either side-or wherever II
at,,ia becoming to your personal
- IS hat is of blue velvet and
4o,,aag is in gray, blue and just
a.iS black for emphasis. The
- has been used. with con-
leaf motifs and the brim
t-et5oa are well covered by the
- - . 1t is a hat that looks
- a. 1Ri-sport attire as proved
- 1veness with the blouse
. pombination which ac-
ea-,sI4Ihe picture. And il viii
49, ractive with smart
a5 1900; piece and veil for for
Braiding
pictured: Il On any siief "a.
$500 - +4,alrne in fiat, straight
Here again Is the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

80 HERE are opposing forces
among the Paris milliners. Some
of them are trying to Introduce
- tall, slxyscraper hats for fall and
the rest cling to the close, soft hat
which Grapes around the face. The
tall hat is extremely chic but it is
not so apt to be becoming--and IT
must be put on just right. soft,
cap-like hat may be dragged on any
how--toward one side or the other,
and always keeps its jaunty, becoming
effect. But woe be to the tall hat that
Hlips q little awry and makes the
wrong angie with head and facet For
the most part, the tall hats are re-
served for dress wear and are models
OF Formally; while the soft, draped
shapes keep their place for everyday
wear.
vasselin Villetard Is one OF the
French milliners who insist 1t Is time
for taller millinery, A new autumn
turban from this house has velvet
brim that shoots up eight inches in
front. rising above draped silk crown
and a very long uncurled ostrich
feather follows the line of this mount
ing brlm. the shank OF the plumes at
tached TO the brim over one ear and
the dropping tip falling on the OPP
posita side OF the hat. A stunning
black hat expressing the new move
ment toward height Is pictured. This
hat has very tall crown completely
covered by dropping black uncurled
plumes which stray over the hat like
Jets squirting from a fountain. Each
plume Is Weighted with a jet ornament
SO that the feathers fall in weighted
effect and do not blow about.
Black Hats For Dress Wear
This tall hat with plumes aud let
danglers has \ very pleasing brim,
rolling up gracefully at one side. with
tust enough downward slant on the
other--a shape especially beloved by
French women who adore the chic
and saucy line of a brim turned UP al
one side. All black hats are now con-
sidered dress hats and ordinary. every
day models are In colors one color, OF
two colors tremendously blended. The
bargain hat tables in the department
stores are not to have the funeral ef'
feet OF other years, this fall-witf
nothing but black hats in rows and
rows and rows. There will be hats Of
Ali the colors OF the rainbow including
new and elusive shades at the moment
In fashions favor.
Another vasselin VIiletard hat IN
all-black has a roll brlm that roll:
considerably higher at the front ane
uaght side than at back and left side
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03
SPORT SKIRTS EASY no MAKE

III GOOD many women who have
~ not time to make all the spori
skirts they need before going
away for the summer, and who cannon
afford to buy expensive skirts ready
made, are carrying along material in
their trunks and the skirts will be run
up by hand during vacation. A Sport
skirt is the easiest thing in the world
to make this year. Two seams to run
up at the sides and deep hem to be
put in with hand stitches-and the
straight skirt gathered to a BET
Pockets are not really necessary ara
the placket opening comes at the side
seam opening. And such skirts ava
50 short that very little material a
required. You can make three smart
skirts in no time at all: one OF VIM.
flannel, one Of white linen ana ora j.
white striped novelty silk. And tbs
cost viii be much less than II vos
bought the skirts ready-made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-03

HERE are opposing forces
among the Paris milliners. Some
of them are trying to introduce
II ILL el.,.ccrn rAnr. hats for fall and