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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07

dark backgrounds. These fanciful jer-
sizes with their tiny colorful repeat
patternings make very attractive one
piece dresses as well as clever en-.
semble suits. Sometimes the theme is
varied by posing a jacket Of monotone
colored jersey over skirt of en-
broidered jersey, the blouse being
fashioned of lace-woven jersey.
BY the way, the next time you tour
the fabric aisles keep an eye open for
paisley challis. 1t is ever so smart
for beach pajamas and blouses. For
that matter, one-piece dress Of this
colorful and designful challis should
prove winner. Challis also furnishes
a new media for the blouse this sea-
son. With a jersey or tweed jacket
suit. for instance, challls blouse is
tres chic.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
Co. 1890. Western Newspaper union,l
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
LIGHT WORSTEDS ARE POPULAR;
MISS JUNIORS SPRING .FROCK

these very new and very chic fancy
woven jerseys. The fact that colored
rayon threads, are interworked into the
patterning makes these pretty jerseys
all the prettier. &
Then, too, none of the style tricks
are omitted, such as plated side pam
els introduced in the skirt; also col
lar which ties with bow. likewise
colorful buttons at each panel top.
Colors? Your choice Of navy, wine,
brown or dark green. oh! There's
no denying 1t these colorful. lacy jer-
sey frocks are find" in the junior
world of fashion. Not meaning to I'M.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07

Nj OvELTY, beauty, light texture,
y sheerness, designfulness, wear
iableness. new coloring--what more can
one ask for in selecting materials for
1880 apparel? These several attrac-
lions and ''then somen are definitely
present in the new wooden weaves of
fered as media for milady's spring
suit, ensemble, frock or blouse, not to
forget hats, scarfs, handbags and
other accessories of matching wor-,
steds.
One Of the very interesting trends
in new woolens is that of lacy OPEN
work weaves interpreted in tweeds
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
Trained

While living in the Southwest. Mark
Twain started the Calaveras Liars
club, probably one. of the most unique
organizations that ever existed. The
members were obliged to shun the
truth and to tell the tallest lies pos
sible. Anything that had the slight.
est SAVIOR of truth to 1t resulted in a
fine of drinks and tobacco and repe-
tition of the offense resulted in expul-
sion. Mark Twain himself was once
expelled for beginning story with i:
"Once, when was little boy"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
Garden Important

A combination of house and garden
in appropriate treatment is meeting
with successful appreciation in some
parts of this country, and the owner
now considers it necessary part of
the scheme with the landscape treat
ment adjacent to the house, and to
have either the architect or compe-
tent landscape architect deal with the
landscape treatment of the grounds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
Future Highbrew

She was solemn little girl, and
her head barely topped the counter in
the library.
With an abstract gaze she watched
other borrowers taking out their
books, and occasionally smiled as q
title caught her attention.
swell. little girl" said the librarian
suddenly. what book shall 1t be to-
day?"
"Oh. give me something about liz"
returned the little maid.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

the sports mode in the upper picture
which fashions the jacket of black
challis with printed challis for skirt.
With this costume black kid shoes are
appropriately worn. Note that the
dotted motif is exploited in the print
ed challis. 1t seems that dots have
taken n new lease on life.
Challis in fascinating colors and
prints are also featured for one-piece
frocks. A blouse of figured challis is
also very smart worn with q plain
tweed suit.
Miss Juniors Outfit.
When the little daughter glimpses
one of the new lace-stitched jersey
frocks she will be coveting just that.
Wear it to school as she so proudly
will, and Miss Junior will find herself
surrounded by host of admiring
classmates.
They are really ever so charming.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
Infant Industries

Capt. Robert Dollar says that manu-
factories must grow up within a city
and not be stolen from other commu-
mites. Get little stock in your own
we'll conducted "infant" industries and
grow up with them. = Minneapolis
Journal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
Value of Face Brick

Face brick is a popular medium
used to modernize old homes. Very
often an attractive. colorful home is
salvaged out Of the old house at a
fraction of the cost that a new dwell
ing of similar appearance would en-
tail.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07

ply, mind you, that the younger girls
have cornered the market on novelty
lace-woven jersey frocks. No. indeed
Perfectly adorable wool lace dresses
are also featured among adult fash
ions.
OF course. these dainty woolens are
not really lace in the strictest sense
Of the word, but their weave is al
luringly sheer, stressing an openwork
patterning. The latest announcement
on the style program is that of the
lace tweed suit. Nothing more apro-
pos for spring in the way of jacket
and-skirt costume can be conceived of
than one of these swanky lace-tweed
types.
Embroidered Jersey Popular.
Embroidered jersey is also making
a decided impression among new
showings For these. small flower mo-
IFS introduce dainty colorings on
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07

Children's stomachs sour. and need
an anti-acid. Keep their systems
sweet with Phillips Milk Of Magnesia;
When tongue or breath tells Of acid
condition correct it with a spoonful
of Phillips. Most men and women have
been comforted by this universal
sweetener-more mothers should In
woke its aid for their children. 1t Is
pleasant thing to take, yet neutralizes
more acid than the harsher things too
often employed for the purpose. No
household should be without it.
! Phillips is the genuine, preserip-
tional product physicians endorse for
general use; the name is important.
milk of Magnesia" has been the u. 81
registered trade mark of the Charles
H. Phillips Chemical Co. and its pre-
decessor Charles FL. Phillips since 1874
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
old-World Beauty

DO all Europeans have an innate
sense of beauty Else why do their
humblest villages look like picture?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07

tenn so prevalent these days is in even
greater favor as a family medicine
than in your grandmother's day.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-02-07
] PATTY ANN,
THE HAPPY
TEACHER AND
FORMER
t9 by D. J. Walsh,

FATTY ANN PAINTER was hap
- by, so happy she sang while set
ting the breakfast table, small
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Continued From Page Four

A detective consulted his watch.
It was eleven o'clock. Rod started
staggering for the door, but was SO
weak he almost fell.
"What's your hurry, KIDD? the
leader Of the squad asked. you
better sit down and get yourself to-
gether before YOU attempt to Go much
walking"
TO STOP LYLAS WEDDING
Rod sank back into the chair. and
as he fiexed his benumbed arms ana
legs in an effort to restore clrcula-
ton. he tolG them OF the RAID tne
night before. and of the fact that ne
had to get to the Durant home pc
fore Lyla was married.
THE detectives regarded him SYM
pathetically. Most of them had been
present at Rods fight the night be-
fore. and they liked him.
"Well. you sure don't need to worry
about that Wolf guy no more" one
of them told him. "He tried to make
a getaway from the Federal men last
night, nd he got plugged"
"You mean he's dead?" Rod eX-
claimed. -
Gas a door NALL" he was told.
"Tell YOU what Kid" the leader
said. What say. we take you IN our
car and bust up this wedding. Ok?"
And howl" the youth cried Ter
yently. Thanks fellows"
With Kellv's strong arm supportins
him. he made his way to the pohce
car. the officers preceding them.
Through stop lights, against tra1rc,
mast gesticulating policemen, the Car
swept at dizzy pace. its siren warn
ing everyone to get out Of the way
THE machine turned corners at
breath taking angle. while the OIL
GERS behaved much like small boys.
they lsidded Rod unmercifuliy ABOUT
his interference in the girls mar
rage. and prophesied dire results
brt he only laughed and urged the
driver to greater speed.
RECGIE'S WEDDING HALTED
At length. with the siren still
sounding loudly they drew up before
the Du:ant residence. BY TINS Time
Rod had regained the use OF ms
limbs. CLOSELY followed by Kelly ano
the detectives. he bounced up tne
stairs and finding the front door
I Silently ajar. rushed into the mouse.
A woman screamed at the sudden
tinterruption. Lyla, pale and wan,
with Reggie at her side. was racing
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-24
THE DARK KNIGHT

lquickly speak the words that made
Rod and Lyla man and wife.
When The ceremony was done, Rod
took the girl into his arms and
kissed her tenderly. Happy tears
streamed down her face as she held
tightly 70 her new husband.
In the meantime. Kelly had been
telling the Alderman the occurrences
of the night. He herded the detec-
tives off into another room. where
cigars and refreshments were waiting
TO: them.
In the west the sinking sun cast
haze of golden mist on the broad
highway. over which long loWsWung
grey roadster glided along. AT the
wheel. driving expertly with one
hand. Rod gazed dreamily ahead at
the white ribbon of the highway. His
other arm held Lyla closely.
"We're headed West-right into
the sum-" he was saying tenderly.
"And out where the sun goes down
is home-our home, sweetheart.
The girl glanced up at him shyly.
THAT makes me happier than YOU
can ever know" she whispered. IT
seems that I've always loved you, ana
to be going-home-with you, is ike
wonderful. dream. come true.
The youth brought the machine to
halt at the edge of the road. Gent
ly he took the girl into his arms.
Against the glow of the sun their
two Young bodies dissolved into one:
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"a minister who held a bible In front
Of him. and who apparently had been
reading . wedding ceremony. The
girl. at The sight Of Rod in his di-
sheveled clothes. the men standing
back of him, sprang from Reggie's
side and ran to Rod. throwing her
arms about his neck.
Reggie ran after her. indignation
apparent In his face and motions.
One of the detectives halted him
with q wave of his big hand. Lyla's
father now strobe over to where Rod
was holding the sob5ing girl tightly
in his arms.
whats the meaning of this out
rage. young MANI" he demanded an
grily.
"Pipe down. Alderman" the squad
leader commanded him.
The politician looked at him
! scathingly.
"Wolf's dead!" Rod told him sig
nidcantly. And I'm going to marry
Lyla-right now!"
"Dead!" For moment the Alder
mans face was study in conflicting
emotions. Then he smiled.
"All right Young man. I guess
you win"
Reggie's father, a pompus, grey
HAIRED man. wearing an enormous
ring, waddled over to them. Whats
all this?" he demanded with much
dignity. a.,
Alderman Durant turned to him.
"My girls not going to marry your
bow. after all. Sam" he said quietly:
"Your good friend, Wolf, is dead. ana
any further connection between us Is
over. And ] warn you here and now
that I'm on the other side OF the
fence. and I'm going to make 1t not
for you!"
LYLA'S NEW BRIDEGROOM
The banker sputtered and fumed'
but no one paid him any attention.
Alderman Durant had summoned
the minister. who, though patiently
dazed by the sudden change, IN
bridegrooms. said nothing, except 10
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CONTINUED from page six)
By
WILLIAM T. SMITH

Millet received a bullet in the left
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The TRANCE part of the whole thing
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tn. Mi.;ct did not receive his reward
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hundred dollars by the heir to the
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quite handilv too.
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Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18

he died on Saturday night or Sum
day night, but it is believed he had
been dead since Saturday night, as
he was not seen on Sunday. He
lived alone, never having been mar
ried. Some months ago he suffered
slight stroke of paralysis but had
fully recovered. It is thought he
died of heart attack while asleep.
He leaves two brothers, Alfred Dut-
ton, near town, and Captain David
Dutton, of Milton. For years he
commanded coastwise schooners and
q few years ago commanded barges
sailing out of Wilmington. He re-
tired to his farm about three years
ago. Funeral services were held at
Sand Hill M. E. church and inter
ment made in the adjoining seme-
terry.
Lydia E. Johnson, daughter Of the
late Parker Robinson, and widow of
the later Arthur H. Johnson, died at
her home at Rehoboth, Del, Sunday,
April 13, 1880, aged 73 years, 6
months, II days. Funeral Wednes-
day, April 16, at M. E. church at 2
o'clock, and interment in Rehoboth
Beach cemetery. She leaves chill
dren and a host of relatives and
friends. Rev. T. K. Cherry offciat-
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18

The annual baseball minstrel show
is being rehearsed and will be pre-
sented about the first of May-the
definite date will be made known in
a few days. Such old timers as
bill" Brown, Bud" Lewis and
others will furnish the burnt cork
wise cracks, while other well known
local thespians will do their stuff for
the amusement of lovers of minstrel
sy. An effort will be made to put
even a better team on the field this
year than last year. The team last
year lost but three games during the
entire season. Some new equipment
is needed and local fans will be
given the opportunity to help by at
tending the show. There will be no
reserved seats and will show but
one night only.
Zedoc Dutton, aged So years, was
found dead at his home near Milton
early Monday morning by Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Blizzard, who, falling to
see Mr.. Dutton around his farm since
Saturday, went to his home. He
was lying in his bed and apparently
died without struggle as the bed
covering was not disturbed. He lived
alone and came to Milton on Satur-
day, as was his custom, to purchase
supplies. 1t is not known whether
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
MILTON

Deputy Grand Master Wainwright
installed the following officers oi
Golden Rule Lodge, No. II, I. o. o.
F.: Noble Grand, Clyde Belts; vice
grand, T. Harold Palmer; recording
secretary, H. B. Pithian; assistant
recording secretary, H. F. Wiltbank;
secretary, w. Layton Reed; assist
ant financial secretary, Floyd Hur-
ley; chaplain, William B. Waga-
mon; noble grand appointments
right support, INLAND Davidson; left
support, Hiram J. Outten; warden,
A. H. Fisher; outside guard, Addi-
son Chandler; inside guard, F. o..
Bryan; vice grand appointments
right support, Daniel Wagamon;
left support, Ward Short. The dep
uty grand master was assisted by his
staff and the installation was i'm
pressive. After the installation re-
freshments were served and a very
pleasant social hour was spent.
The members of Whites Chapel
M. p. church will give a diversified
entertainment in Coolspring COM
munity building on Thursday even
ing, April oath, at p. m. Admission
will be 25 cents. The entertainment
will consist of several short plays
and those who attend will be given a
pleasant treat by the characters, who
have been rehearsing for several
weeks.
Easter Sunday will be observed in
the local churches next Sunday with
appropriate services. In the morn
ing the pastors will preach special
Easter sermons at the NJ, E., M. P.
and Pilgrim Holiness churches. In
the evening programs by the Sun
day schools will be the order of the
day, with recitation, dialogues and
pageants by the pupils, and special
music will be sung, commemorative
of the risen Christ.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Argo, of
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
THIN SLICES

The new Gillette blades bear the
name of that famous inventor, "Pat
Pending" This ought to cause a
boom in Kingfish common . Judg-
ing from London accounts of Gin
ners and luncheons, the rudder OF
the naval conference is very much
on the port side &. Silas H. Strawn
is in the headlines again. Not for
untangling the financial affairs of
Chicago, but for making hole-in-
one on a Florida golf course
Mary Nolan, the former Imogene
Wilson of show girl fame, has brok-
en- with Universal pictures 1t
may make you giggle to know that
the Akron, Ohio, Bar Association is
headed by G.. H. Doolittle who is
ably assisted by c. H. Stahl.-The
Pathfinder.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18

Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Campbell, of Marcus Hook, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Campbell.
State Councillor William H. Welch
paid his first official visit to Enter
prise Council, No. 16, Jr. o. U. A. M.
Other visitors were State Secretary,
Frank Seigrist, of Wilmington; Jr.
Past Councillor Harry Mote, of New
ark; Past State Councillor, George
Swain, Of Harrington, and Past State
Councillor, N. B. Register, Of Lewes,
all of whom made addresses during
the evening. Refreshments were
served after the business session
and a "get acquainted" hour was
greatly enjoyed. A number of Jun
iors from nearby lodges were in at
tendance to greet the new State
Councillor.
Franklin Edgington and William
Pepper, two small school boys, mar
rowly escaped serious injury when
they were struck by an automobile
bearing Maryland licenses tags, and
thrown to the ground as they were
ON their way to school. Both boys
were but slightly bruised and were
able to attend school little later.
David M. Conwell, who has been
confined to his home for several
months with rheumatism, is now
able to be out again.
Miss Amanda Walls is having a ga
rage erected on her property on
Federal street.
Robert Black, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Black, celebrated his
tenth birthday anniversary at his
home on Friday afternoon, with a
party to a number of his little
friends.
Mrs. Thomas Spencer, who has
been spending the winter in Florida,
have returned to Milton, where Mr..
Chandler owns large fruit orchards.
Mrs. George H. NAPLES is serious
ly ill with grip at her home on Fed
eral street.