Evening journal. [volume], November 26, 1912, Page 13, Image 13

About Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932

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STABLE MUST GO
BEFORETROLLEYS RUN
Within a tew days the Wilmington
and Southern
causeway extension will he tn opera
tion and the running time between
this city and New Castle reduced
about 15 minutes. The company ex
pected to operate the line jast week
but owing to a delayed shipment of
trolley poles It was unablo to do so.
but one thing remains to be done be
fore road can be operated and that is
to remove the stable owned by the
Charles Warner Company which at
the present time is situated on the
Traction Company
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Our menu will include the most delectable of
the season's offerings—Turkey and other fowl.
You are acquainted with the service. Arrange
to take your Thanksgiving dinner here and
save the bother of preparing it at home.
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CALIFORNIA GRAPES. ORANGES.
GRAPE-FRUIT, BANANAS, PINE
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BERRIES, NI TS, ETC.
Pure Lucca Olive Oil—Special Prices.
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some kind of meat to sort of "help out." When
you order anything from Matthes, you have the
assurance that you are getting it CLEAN and at
the lowest market prices. Our four stores are
among the most sanitary and well ordered in the
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means visit our Delicatessen Stand.
EIGHTH AND KING STREETS.
Fifth and Madison St*«.
Linden and Jackson Sts.
Delaware Ave, and Scott Street.
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Loeber's Market House,
Third and King Sts.
f the foremost thoughts of the housewife and house
far as BREAD.
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keeper. We are prepared to assist you in that as
ROLLS AND COFFEE CAKFÎS and all kinds of Pastries are con
M1NCE MEAT and guarantee its purity.
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We make a specialty of catering to family
traUe. A separate part of our building, as
well as an entrance, is set off for the public.
We carry the most complete line of Wines,
Liquors and Cordials to be found in the State,
at the lowest prices,
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Every precaution Is taken to
keep Vetter's Bread CLEAN, from
flour to the finished product,
Truly, a loaf of golden brown
bread-luxury.
At your grocer's or here. Use
either 'phone.
Turkeys—T ur key s
FIELD DAY TRIALS NEW
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35c per quart upward
ANGELICA ,,.. 30c per quart upward
LIQUOR ...... 75c per quart upward
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But we will have a
at lowest market
pricer, in addition to our big supply of Meats, Butter, Eggs, Cheese.
The early order catches the choice bird."
Will be scarce—probably due to the War.
goodly number of fine, young, country ''birds"
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THANKSGIVING DAY—FREE
VETTER'S
BAKERY.
Etc. Remember,
Order early.
Take trolley or Pennsylvania
railroad train. Dinners served
on the grounds.
MAX KEIL.
HERMAN GLANDING CO
615-17 King Street.
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Both Phones.
.100-302 EAST FOURTH STREET.
Wilmington, Dei.
11 East Fourth Street
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THANKSGIVING AT FOHTOFFICE
Thursday being Thanksgiving Day,
the postoffleo will remain open only to
9 o'clock. There will be one delivery
and collection, commencing at 7.30.
There will be no evening collection
by wagons. Persons with important
mail to despatch should bring or send
It to the postofflee, as the mails will he
forwarded from t.h e office as usual.
Early delivery of important mall can
he insured by using special delivery
stamps. *
right of way of the Traction Company
on the lower side of the bridge. The
Warners have promised to remove or
tear down the building as soon as
possible.
THEY WANT TO KNOW WHERE THIS MONEY COES
The Board of Public Educaton at
its meeting last evening referred to
Superintendent George W. Twltmyer
for investigation the soliciting of
money by a woman from parents of
school children. The matter was
brought up by John C. Kersey, of the
Second ward, who recently proved
himself a hero by attacking a mad
dog with bare bands after the animal
had bitten several persons. Mr. Ker
sey presented a receipt for a year's
subscription to a publication called
the School Progress League. The
Mr. Kersey, the
woman received fifty cents In some
instances and $1.50 in others. Tn one
instance It was start'd that the '«ague
was purely a kindergarten and the
League, acoorrdltig to the statements
of a woman solicitor was to award
prizes ranging front twenty-five cents
to $2 per month to the pupils rccclv
ing the highest honors,
Accorrdilng to
money was for that, purpose,
Several other members said they
had been approached on the street«
by persons who had asked relative to
about a year ago a solictor for the
publishers worked here and carried a
letter bearing Dr. Twlltmyer name.
Dr. Twitrayer said he had not author
iaert the letter and when he called up
the office of the publication In IMtiia
|delpha a man was sent down at once
but, the solicitor had disappeared.
the collection of money for kinder
garten purposes. Dr. Twltmyer said
he knew of the School Progress and
Advancement for many linos in
the Wants.—Adv.
I'AHTIKH AT WOOIHMI.I'.
Special to THIS BVKNINO JOURNAL.
WOODDALE, Del., Nov. 26—A sur
prise party was given to Misa Etho!
Bowden. of Wooddalo, on last Wed
nesday evening. Among those pre
sent were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Sowden,
Mrs. Klva Brown, Mrs. Stoopea, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen, Kthol Sowdeu, (ioldey
Sowden, Lima Gregg. Agnes Murphy,
Virginia Allen, Hannah Murphy,
Mary Logan, Esther Shakos pear,
Sara Wilson, Alice I'olk, 'Walter
Gregg. Joseph Murphy, Edwin Gregg.
C'. Wilson, Dennis Murphy, Samuel
1 lennlson. Thomas s Ci ross, Edward,!
Fred, Elmer and Howard Snowden,
Karl Allen, and Hoy Megarglc.
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MR. RICHLY TAKES .1
UP EXTRA WORK
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Mrs Mary Black, of Harrington« •<#8
jba* recovered from a severe attack of t
rheumatism.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITV, Nov. 26,- Th»
Rev. Dr, Alden Richey, of New Cas
tle, has been chosen rector of Christ
Episcopal Church her e and will con- 1
duet sendees In the chilrch here at
well as in New Castle in the future.
RKCOVTHING THOM HHKI HATIHX