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Evening journal., 1921-09-02
Just Like a Man

my husband suffered for several
years with stomach trouble. He
often had collie attacks that put him
to bed. But a man can't stand the
pains that a. woman can. He
thought he was going to die and the
doctors didn't seem TO help him any.
Like a drowning man grasping for a
straw he tried Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. which nurse told us
about. and now he is entirely well
and eats anything" II is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the infamma-
ton which causes practically an
stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, Including Appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money re-
funded. J. M. Eckerd and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02

ber; for the bsst assortment of
twelve glasses of jelhes, preserves,
and relishes, four glasses OF each
kind. owned and exhibited by one
member; for the best State canning
club demonstration team. and for
the best State canning club judging
team. The ten best Jars Of fruit,
vegetables and meats will be select
ed as Delaware's canning club ex-
hibit for 1922 at the Smithsonian In
stitute, Washington, ID. c.
Another interesting exhibit will
be the clothing display, in which
sixty-eight prizes will be awarded.
The classes are as follows: Sewing
club bag, outer garment. under gar
ment, darned garment patched gar
ment, gift article, best all-round
individual junior club exhibit
Glasses for senior club members
are: Outer garment, under gar
ment, darned garment, patched gar
ment, gift article, household article,
best all-round individual senior
club exhibit, best State clothing club
demonstration team. and the best
State clothing club judging team.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
PET STOCK SHOW
S Is FAIR FEATURE

FThe pet exhibit OF the Delaware
state Fair. which opens at Elsmere
oli Labor Day is expected TO furnish
&smuch entertainment, especially for
Children. as any other display. Al
most every one likes to look al pet
snimals. and an unusually fine dis
pay OF rabbits and cavies will be
seen at the fair this year.
Two prizes viii be awarded IN each
df the following classes OF rabbits:
Belgian hares. white angoras. col
ered aneoras, Himalayans. white
Flemish giants black Flemish giants.
steel and light gray Flemish giants,
clfeckercd giants. black or blue and
tnns, New zealands. black Dutch.
nme Dutch, steel and colorcd Dutch.
English lops, Polish, black. blue and
eolored English. silver grays. silver
fawns, any other color. blue impe-
riala. Havanas. Argent de Cham
pagnes, heavyweight Belgians and
unlity rabbits.
Glasses Of cavies. in each OF which
VIII be awarded two prizes. comprise
Dae following: Self black. self white.
self red, self cream. self chocolate
golden agouti. silver agouu, tortoise
snd white. black Dutch, red Dutch
and other colors. The display will
comprise English Abyssinian, Peru.
Wan and Angora cavics
Each variety OF animal will com,
under certain class. Five ribbons
I'll be awarded in all classes worth,
of honor. There must be at leas
three entries in class
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
NO RAIN

NO RAIN
Wally Woodchuck and his wife
continued on their way toward the
blue mountain. stopping every few
minutes for a drink at spring or
brook. MY, it's long way Off"
said Wally at last. When we
started l thought 1t was just across
about three fields, but we've passed
about a hundred. and we're not half
way there yet. Come on, Mrs.
Wally, Wen get there sometime,
suppose, as it's getting bigger and
higher all the time. That's what l
heard Scramble Squirrel say once
The nearer you are to anything. the
bigger II gets"
III IL wasn't for getting a nibble
at that good frosting." painted Mrs.
Wally. Il don't believe that ! could
hold out. My feet are getting
dreadfuily sore.'
"Oh, you're all right" Waliy as
sured her. Come on. As long
as 1t doesn't rain we're all right. But
don't suppose II will. as Mr.
Sprinkle-Blow promised me dry
weather. Therel I'm thirsty again.
III have to have another drink"
SO they hunted another spring.
but Il had very little water In Il.
Indeed they soon drank II all up.
After while they were thirsty
again. and hunted three springs be-
fore they found one with water in
ii. My" declared wally. Il won
der what's wrong. But wen be
there soon, now, I'm sure. The
blue mountain in changing to brown
and that's a sign. II must be choco-
late cake with white icing. I'm,
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
RIVER WATER
|BATHESFIGHTER
~
Superdreadnaught Wash
Mington, One of 4 Largest
g Fighters Launched
TEN-YEAR-OLD
GIRL HER SPONSOR

. iiCAMDEN. N. j.. Sept. 2.-The
srper-dreadnaught Washington. one
Of the four largest and most power
fsn battleships OF the United states
Navy. was launched yesterday at the
Gloucester plant Of the New York
shipbuilding Corporation.
Miss Jean Summers. 1o-year-old
daughter Of Representative J. W.
Summers. Of walia walla, broke
Bottle Of water taken from the rivers
or Washington over the PROV OF the
big fighting machine as she chris
tened 1t for her native state.
.:,As the great ship. the sixth in the
history Of the American Navy TO
bear the name Of Washington, GID
ed down the ways at 2.14 p. m, and
took its initial dip into the waters OF
the Delaware. river craft and factor
les on both sides Of the stream set up
a,noisy alute Whistles and sirens
were sounded in a deafening chorus
until tugs towed the dreadnaught
into midstrean.
ga distinguished party witnessed
The launching. In addition TO Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Summers and
TIC sponsors two brothers, IL in
cluded 25 other members OF Con-
vress; Governor Hart OF the State
Of Washington; Capt. X. Goto, rep
resenting the Japanese Navy, and a
number OF city officials.
The Washington. like her sister
ships. the Maryland. the Colorado
and the West Virginia, has clipper
bows in marked contrast to the for
yard reaching ram bows OF the
olaer bsttleships. The stern Is OF
cruiser type. and the extreme top OF
4k over-shot prov is pierced for
three hRwser pipes or anchors. Her
1i,mament will consist OF eight l6-
meh guns and she will have COM
plamcnt when commissioned Of 130
efNcers and 1881 men.
The new dreadnaught will be cleo
tricallY driven. the plans calling for
4 speed Of 21 knots. She Is 62f
feet long. 81 feet wide at the water
hne and has a loaded displacement
oC33,590 tons.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
MARCONI GETS
MARS MESSAGE
Wireless Intervention Inter
cepts Long'Wave Lengths
From Upper Neighbors
PICK UP FLASHES
WHILE AT SEA

NEW YORK, Sept. al. c. II
Macbeth. London manager OF the
Marooni wireless Telegraph Com
pany. Ltd. startled members OF
the Rotary Club OF New York in
a speech at a luncheon at the Hotel
McAlpin by the announcement that
signor Marconl believed he had
intercepted messages from Mars.
The wireless inventor, he said,
while making a serious Of atmos-
pheric experiments aboard his yacht,
the Elektra. in the Mediterranean
several months ago, discovered wire
less wave lengths far in excess OF
those used by the highest powered
radio stations in the world. These
led him and other wireless experts
20 believe that Mars or some other
planet was trying TO communicate
with us.
Macbeth declared that the max
imum length OF waves produced in
the world today is 1900 metres.
He said that the one picked up by
Marconi have found to be about
10000 metres. He said that their
regularity disproved any blief that
they are produced by electrical dis
turbances and the only resemblance
to the code used on this planet is In
the letter W used in the interna-
tional code. He said that an inter
probation may possibly be made.
I'VE don't know how far wireless
rays win travel 80 that is why It is
not impossible that some planet. on
which the same methed might have
been perfected, may be trying to get
in communication with ms" said Mr..
Macbeth.
I'VE continually hear these high
powered taps with such regularity
that 10 absolutely dispels any sug-
gestion that they come from the or
binary electrical activities Of tho
atmosphere. or course. there is the
language barrier in endeavoring to
interpret messages from another
planet, but the Germans we're able
in three weeks to decipher English
war messages and we theirs"
Evening journal., 1921-09-02

leading to the Richardson Park mill
was completed last night by mem
bers of the Five Points Civics Asso-
citation, and water will be run into
the waterways within few days.
The improvement will assure resi-
dents of the upper section OF the
Five Points suburbs a water supply
OF thousands of gallons at all times
for fire protection.
1t is proposed TO begin laying IRON
culverts at the street intersections
within a short time. This work will
be done by the association.
The volunteer fire fighters scquad
will meet at Tinsman's Hall tonight
when business of importance will be
considered.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
PLAGUE FxHnRIT AT FATR.

An interesting exhibit will be held
at the state Fair next week by the
Delaware State tuberculosis Com
mission. Maps and posters illustrat-
ing its various activities VIII be on
display and and worker win be in
attendance each day to give infor-
nation and distribute literature.
The commission is practically the
only body in the state that is fight
ing the white Plague" with the
money received from the State, tho
commission maintains an Educa-
tional Bureau, conducts free clinics
throughout the state, and maintains
consumptives at Brandywine Sani-
tarium and Edgewood-
Evening journal., 1921-09-02

yuml Let's hurry. Mrs. woodchuck E"
So they hurried, but poor Mrs.
Woodchuck's feet were very sore.
The ground seems extra hardl" she
complained.
"Oh, everything's all right just so
long as II doesn't rain" said Wally.
But the next time they hunted for a
drink, they couldn't find any water
al all The springs and the creeks
we're as dry as the teachers chalk.
CTo Be Continued.)
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper En-
terprise.)
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
Children TO
SHOW AT FAIR
Club Exhibit This Year to
Be Larger and More
Varied
MANY PRIZES
FOR CONTESTANTS

Many prizes and honors win be
won by members Of boys and girls
clubs throughout the State at the
exhibit which will make up a spec
ial department at the Delaware
State Fair, which opens on Monday.
The age limit for the contestants
are ten and twenty-one years.
OF special interest will be the
display Of boys and girls canning
clubs. in which seventy-seven prizes
will be awarded.
There will be classes for the best
assortment OF ten canned products,
owned and exhibited by one mem
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
Co.'s BACK no PENITENTTARY

= WEST CHESTER. Pa, sept. o.
Charles McIntire, Of Kennel Square.
who was released from the Eastern
Penitentiary a short time ago after
serving term for burglary, was
sentenced 70 return to that institu-
don yesterday by Judge Hause after
fa confssed in court 10 burglarizing
3le place Of business OF A. Roth
@Sin, Of Kennett Square. a month
ago. He Kill remain on this last
Nsit for seven years at least and not
more than ten, and viii pay fine Of
1000 and costs.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
FIVE POINTS HAS
FIRE WATER SERVICE

Special to The Evening Journal
RICHARDSON PARK, Del, Sept.
2.-The concrete spillway Of the race
Evening journal., 1921-09-02

This is the day for skilled Jour-
neymen and engineers to use the
Want Ads as they are favored by
planetary ruling.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02

The Want Ads tell their readers
what the public wants-and supply
the public with what it needs.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
Quality First Then Price
In Buying Shoes

II the quahty is good the price
can never be too low. But no
matter how low the price, II is
too high without sound quality
back OF r. This n like saying
the A, b, c's Of shopping, but oc-
easionally II does us all good to
go back to first principles.
Every day, without thinking,
people ran into the error Of
buying Shoes and other mer-
ehandise just because it seems
cheap" Wen, now, your safe
guard here is that the shoes
and everything else we sell, is
guaranteed. We stand back Of
it first, last and all the time.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
BRAIN TESTS.
BY Sam Lloyd.
One Minute % Answer This.

This rebus sketch represents
the name Of famous American
general and statesman; the
name OF an important city in
the United States. and also the
name Of one OF the United
States.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
Answer 70 Yesterdar.s purnlc.

Answer 10 Yesterdays Puzzle.
The connecting link between
troy and avoirdupois weights is
that 1000 grains equal one
pound avoirdupois while
pound OF troy contains only
5.76o. One hundred and sew
enty-hve pounds OF troy will
register IA pounds avoirdupois.
and II is the best least weight
that viii show even pounds on
both scales.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
Everybody Is Interested inNeu
Hats at $500

Have you noticed how many
more new hats are appearing
eyerywhere7 And how dull the
summer hats are in eOmparisonl
No wonder women are saying
ho themselves, Il must have a
new hatF- Autumns newest
hats are ever 70 gay; plenty Of
bright russet shades. eoppery
browns, Jade greens, decided
blues, reds and puppies, though
black. as usual. Is in high favor.
They're Of duvetyn, plain and
panne velvet. and OF satin, used
in combination with another
fabric.
Yes. most Of them are small,
or Of medium size-and very be
coming.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
Hosiery

Exquisitely fine ana evenly
woven, are the new Hose.
Some IN lovely, plain colors,
some In novelty patterns,
subtly designed to make slen-
der ankles look mone slender.
Price, $1-25 to $3.50.-Left
Aisle.
Evening journal., 1921-09-02
MeckWedr

Donning the Fall Suit or
~Frock Of dark tones centers
renewed attention upon your
neckwear. Ncstcrs and Col
lars Of Filet, Irish Venise and
Nets are uncommonly beauti-
ful. Price. 50c to $2.50.-Left
Aisle.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27
Foch Visited Grave of Son..

Shortly after midnight the banquet
Of welcome given at Metz, France, to
the knights of Columbus, at which
Marshal Foch was the principal speak
err, came to an end, and the tired
knights and other guests hurried to
bed. Not so Marshal FOch.
Accompanied by a single aide-de-
camp. he a seen TO leave the hotel
about / o'clock and enter a huge gray
military automobile.
situation must be getting worse IL
Poland" every one said who noted
the departure of the marshal, cor else
he would not travel to Paris by night"
Few knew that Marshal Foch was
making a sad pilgrimage to Longwy,
there to kneel upon the grave of his
son killed in action during an engage
ment in the early days of the war.
But Foch had to be back in Paris the
next day and could not spare the
time TO travel by day.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27
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The Farm Bureau meeting held at
the school house Jan. 21st was well
attended. A Farm Bureau was or
anized and has a good chance to be
a success in the community. The
officers elected were: President, A.
Boyd, vic~e-president, Earl Coin, Sec
retary-treasurer, Ben Zimmerman,
project leader, Earl Coin.
Magnus Magnuson and family
spent Sunday at the Monsonhome.
Gavin Holum was a visitor in the
city Saturday.
Miss Esther Wright spent the
week end at the Herting home.
Fred Herting and Mr.. Holen made
a business trip to Poplar Saturday.
There was quite a community gat-
herring at Hertings' Sunday. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Herting, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Chris
Hanson, Mrs. John Holum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Holum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Breiung, Gavin Holum, Miss Esther
Wright and Harry Skriven. Every
one had a very pleasant time.
Miss Thelma Herting, Miss Wright
and Fred Herting were in Wolf Point
Wednesday.
The entire community extends
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27
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Lustre needs an eye specialist -
from all appearances.
On Sunday evening as Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Johnson returned to Mrs.
Johnson's boarding place, at J. J. Ba-
ker's, they were met by a host of
friends and acquaintance who had
gathered to surprise them and ex-
tend their congratulations and wishes
for future happiness and success, to
the newly married couple. Mrs. Ba-
ker had prepared a delicious supper
for all, which, later on in the evening
was followed by ice-cream and cake.
The evening was pleasantly spent by
everyone.
The Sonsting children have been
sick the past week and were unable
to attend school.
Henry Alden, a well-known ranch
er of the Little Porcupine, who was
looking for horses in this vicinity
stayed Monday night at the Lustre
boarding house.
Arnold Sonesting, Geo j. Smith,
Ben Teske, and Ben Redekopp were
Glasgow visitors last week.
A. j. Peters and John E. Dahl as
sisted A. A. Dick in butchering a
beef last Thursday.
Fish are swimming at Lustre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ems spent
Monday at the city of Lustre.
A group of young people was gat-
hered by the Redekopp transfer
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27
THE WOODS
BY DOUGLAS MALLOCH
SUCCESS.

All night the tank conductor goes
Along the skidroad through the
trees
An sprinkles on the crispy SHOWS
The water tibet will fall an freeze;
Thus, by the. aid Of his device.
Lays down an avenue of ice.
At morn the busy teams will bump
Along the way with mighty load
An find a passage to the dump
Along the tank conductors road
Will pile their creakin' holsters full
An brag about the loads they pull.
There are a lot of us, | guess.
Who call ourselves "self-made" an
such.
Who talk about our W success,
Yet haven't done so very much.
Fer, ten to one, some other cuss
Went out an iced the road fer US.
(Copyright.)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27
Last Dreams
What They Mean
DID YOU DREAM ABOUT THE
OCEAN? :

TITO LOOK upon Il calm. unruffled
IL sea Of dreams is accounted d most
favorable men and should a business
man embark in a dream-ship and go
sailing over the placid ocean he viii
sail to the port of prosperity. In fact,
there is no maritime venture which is
warranted to result in such munificent
returns as a cruise in a wefl-found
dream-ship over a tranquil sea OF
slumber, if the mystics are to be be-
lieved. They stand ready to insure
your phantom ship and cargo even if
Lloyd's will not. q
For lovers to embark in one of these.
ships Of dreams and be waited over
the shining waves indicates for Esm
an increase in affection. marriage, con-
nubial bliss, children and good fortune.
Merely to stand on shore and gaze
out over a sea of dreams is, if the sea
is calm, an omen of good luck, an in
dication of prosperity. And any dream
of the sea denotes that you will short
ly make a pleasant journey.
If, through your dreams, you hear
the moaning of an angry sea upon the
shore it is a sign that your life is lone
ly through your own fault-you are
too much aloOf from your kind. IL
from the shore you gaze out upon an
angry dream-sea the wise men say
enemies are talking about you
which is Il way ones enemies have
anyway, so it doesn't matter. To
dream of sailing over a stormy sea is
a favorable omen. and if you are
in danger Of shipwreck your agents
will try TO cheat you and your debtors
refuse to pay up. Should You happen
TO be in Jail, however. the shipwreck
Of your dream-boat is Il most aus
thing-it indicates that you
will speedily be released.
Most authorities agree that though
ship of dreams has sails of silk
ropes of sendal such as CLEAN in
magic lore" it is far better not to
of the vessels rigging. 1t would
appear that the galleons of our sIum-
)ers do not like to be inspected as to
heir ~top-hamper.
(Copyright.)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27
1t Might Have Happened.

The immortal George-What a
pretty tavern. | do not remember It,
l had better stop there and refresh
myself.
Aid-But. general, time presses and
you have already entered 1900 tav-
erns, stopped under twice as many
elms, not to mention the wells and
fountains.
The Immortal George know. but
tne thing has become a habit. | must
keep on stopping. Posterity expects
&. -Cartoons Magazine.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27

heartfelt sympathy to Mr.. and Nj
Fred Buettner for the loss of the
baby girl, Winifred Buetner on ia
81.
Fred Buettner has not yet four
his horse that strayed away son
NE ago.
Harry Scriyen made a trip to Woi
t Saturday.
next Farm Bureau meetin.
wa bounced for Feb. 10.
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Little Is; Styer is improving
nicely.
Mr.. and Mr. R. Wiers and son
Walter, and Nj he O'Malley mo-
tored to Wolf Pc ednesday.
Ralph Seminars Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and H. E. Som
f. B. Styer is hauling 4 to the
city.
Keith Moore has been sring
with ear trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickles a -
lily visited Sunday at the Henry
mars home.
Farmers are taking advantage of
the nice weather and safe crossing
at the river and hauling grain to mar
zet.
It's time to order seed corn and
seeds. You have your cata-
ogs. 1t pays to order early. And
Caster comes early, hence spring.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27

truck one evening this ! which
transported them to the lged
band practice at D. M. Alfert
Lustre needs a railroad
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-27

Trt ttr nrti, yrar hr 4 yrar
III nf frrrnum frunl Sin. Il
yrar uf srrutrr. Il yfar
uf truHt tn Gnn. ami II mill
hr a happy yrar frum first
tu laHt- Ut may hr thr harnrst
yrar unr haur knnnn. but ii
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Real Estate

IF YOU want to rent your houses
call me. | have calls every day. A.
w. Dallas Phone 45. 50
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insurance costs less than tornado
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Oil Lands and Leases

FOR SALE-Oil lease 2ia miles from
new Magnolia well in Stevens coun-
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acres in SWA, Sec. s. 2s-5w, so
acres in NWh, Sec. S. 2s-5w. $50
per acre. Call +. Il. Humphreys,
Lawton, Okla. - s-5
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Miscellaneous
DIXON

SAVES you money. fits your feet and
repairs your shoes. Just south OF
the postofffice 5-15-im
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~. n. w. 1913
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