Evening journal. [volume], April 17, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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SABBATH
SCHOOL WORK
OF THE STATE
To be Reviewed at Annual
Meeting to be Held in
Dover This Month
MANY DISTINGUISHED
SPEAKERS ON PROGRAM
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del., April 17.—The fol
lowing program is announced for the
26th annual convention of the Dela
ware State Sunday School Association
to be held on Wednesday and Thurs
day, April 30-May 1, at the People's
Church. Dover:
Wednesday Morning—First Session.
10.30—Song Service,
Hon. W. O. Hoffecket
10.45—With the Word,
Rev. J. W. Weddell
11.00—Glad to see you,
John B, Hutton
Thank you, I. Elmer Perry.
11.20—Every Teacher a Soul Winner,
Rev. J. W. Weddell
11.50—Appointment of Committees.
Announcements. Benediction.
Second 8 e ssion.
1.46—Song and Prayer Service,
Rev. H. S. Johnson
2.00—Conference: O. A. B. C.
a. Value of Class Organization,
Robert O. Houston,
b Promoting Bible Study and
Prayer Life, Rev. U. Frank
lin Smiley. D. D.
c. O. A. B. C. Objectives,
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill
2.30—Teacher Training Opportunl
lies. Rev. J. Ross Stoneslfer
2.60—The pastor in the Sunday school
Rev. J. E. Huusberger
3.15—Offering.
3.20—The Challenge of Adolescence,
John L. Alexander, Chicago
3.40—Question Box.
1.00—Section Conferences:
County and Hundred Officers
Miss Edna C. Barker
Elementary Division,
Miss Clara Mendinhall
Secondary Division,
John L. Alexander
Teacher Training,
Miss Edna E. Ewell
6.00—Meeting of Executive Commit
tee.
Third Session.
7.30—Song Service,
Hon. W. O, Hoffecker
With the Word,
Rev. A. W. Lightbourne
7.50—Music.
8.00—The Outlook, C. H. Cantwell,
8.20— Music.
8.30—The Last Frontier to Religious
Education. John L. Alexander
Music and benediction.
Thursday Morning—Fourth Session.
9.00—Song and Prayer Service,
• Hon. W. O. Hoffecker
9.20— Keeping the Boys In the Sun
day School, John L. Alexander
9.45—General secretary's report ana
outlook. Miss Edna C. Barker
The Elementary Outlook.
Miss Clara Mendinhall
The Teacher Training Out
look, '
The.Home Department Out
Miss Maggie S. Wilson
The Adult Class Outlook.
The Missionary Outlook.
Mrs. C. S Robb
The Temperance Outlook,
Mrs, L. W. Aron
The Financial Outlook,
J. H. Burns
* The Report of the Treasurer,
George J. Chandler
Miss Edna E. Ewell
look.
1030—Offering.
10.40—Conference: The Superintend
ent's Opportunity,
a. In the School.
Lewis M. Price
b. In the Teacher's Meeting,
Henry R.. Isaacs
C. Through the Week,
Thomas P. Scott
11.10—Report of Committees.
Election of Officers.
1914. Where?
11.20—Junior Problems.
Rev. Horace T. Houf
11.60—Announcements,
Benediction.
Fifth Session.
1.46—Song and Prayer Service,
Hon. W. O. Hoffecker
2.00—Horae Department Possibilities,
Miss Maggie S. Wilson
2,20—Missionary Teaching.
Rev. Thomas P. Hollowaj
2.50—Beginnings,
Miss Clara Mendenhall
8.10 — Round Table: Temperanc»
Teachings, Mrs. L. W. Aron
8.30—The 'een Age and the Sunday
School, John L. Alexander
8.50—Conference: The Organized
Work.
a. The School Association.
I. Elmer Perry
b. The Hundred Associa
tion.
Howard R. Moore
c. The County Association.
E. Ross Farra
d. The State Association,
C. H. Cantwell
e. The World's and Inter
national Association,
John L. Alexandei
f 50—Adjournment.
6.30— Elementary Banquet. Presby
terian Chapel.
Sixth Session.
1.30— Song Service,
Hon. W. O. Hoffecker
.With the Word.
Unfinished Business.
Offering.
8.00—Teacher Training Recognition
Service Conducted by Miss
Edna E. Ewell.
115—Music.
l.l'O—"Milestones." Rev.
Adams. D. D.. Philadelphia.
9.15—Closing Words from our presi
dent. Adjournment.
The officers are as follows: Presl
lent. I. Elmer Perry, Wilmington;
recording secretary, J. H. Burns,
tVllmlngton< treasurer, George J.
Chandler, Centrevllle; chairman of j
•xecutive committee, C. H. Cantwell, I
Wilmington: general secretary. Miss I
George D.
OOUHTNEY'S
^jiü^TVlOÄ
SALVE—THAT'S THE ONE THAT
CURES AFTER YOU'VE TRIED
EVERYTHING!
The Courtney Drug
Co., Bslto. Md-, hack it with their iron
clad GUARANTEE!
write ! f
all sorts. Etc.
▲11 druggists, 25c.
Samples, it you
For Chapped Skin, too. Sores of
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CENTURY CLUB
WOMEN IN OPERETTA!
The ^'coming event" at the New
one scheduled
Century Club is the
for tomorrow afternoon, when the
charming operetta, "Goldenhair and
the Three Bears" will be presented,
under the personal supervision ot
and Music Committees of the club.
The program of the operetta will be
under the personad supervision of
Miss Mary Lawson Leech, who is also
responsible for the charming
tumes which will be worn.
The part of "Goldenhair" will be
taken by Miss Ethel Wilson: and the
three bears will be "Big Bruin," Miss
Emma Lore; "Mammy Muff," Mrs. E.
T. Nogendank; "Tiny Cub." Miss Em
ma Dolores de Garcia. Others in the
cast will be the "Woodland Queen.'
Mrs. Leslie Mahony; the "Bard,"
Miss Madeline Reed; "Will o' the
Wisp," Miss Marlon P.
C08
Frederick,
and the sprites. "Faithful," Mrs. John
,, "Frailty,"
"Lightfoot,"
W. Brady;
Wiley;
Miss Janet
Miss Mildred
Betts; "Airy," Mrs. Hugh C. Browne.
The chorus work, whicN promises
to he exceptionally good, will be par
ticipated in by twenty young women,
the daughters of club members. They
are the Misses Emma Negendank,
Alice Satterthwaite. Margery Speak
man, Corinne Mendenhall. Elizabeth
Taylor, Helen Thomson. Louise Stir
ling, Mary Purdy,
Julea Johnson, Gladys Fenn,
vieve France. Mildred Satterthwaite,
Marion Betts, Frances Sellers, Juli
ette Mace, Edith Betts, Elizabeth
Philips, Helen Thomas and Elizabeth
Eves.
The "Danre of the Fireflies" will be
a particularly beautiful feature. Those
who will take part are Mrs. Edgar
Chandler, Mrs. A, t). Warner. Jr„
Miss Elizabeth Bringhurst, Miss Mar
ian James and Miss Elizabeth Phil
ips. There will be five scenes repre
senting the "Woodlawn Dell,"
"The Bears' Cottage."
Addresses and lectures for the old
er members of the club have been
the order of the club program this
winter, and the little operetta will
be a pleasant change. Although it is
to be given by the older club
hers, the children arc to share in
the enjoyment also, and all children
of club members will be admitted
upon payment of twenty-five
each.
Alice Johnson,
Gene
and
man
cents
You get that delicious, pure, fresh
taste In BLUE VALLEY BUTTER.*
CHURCH LEAGUE OPENS.
The Church League will open Its
fifth year on April 26.
Edge Moor opens with Newport, at
Newport.
East Lake opens with Old Swedes
at Eastlake.
Central opens with Silverbrook at
Central.
Richest In quality and flavor. BLUE
VALLEY BUTTER.*
HELD FOR FALSE PRETENSE.
James R. Smith, charged with ob
taining goods by false pretenses was
held under $300 bail for the May
term of court on two charges by
Judge Churchman yesterday while
another charge waa dismissed. Wes
Icy C. Johnson, a stove dealer of No.
622 King street said Smith, represent
ing himself as an employe of Stlrlith
Brothers, had secured 1,800 pounds
of metal from the Johnson store for
which he had failed to make return.
A like charge preferred by A. G. B.
Anderson was heard again Smith and
he was held on this and the first [
charge.
John Stlrlith of Stlrlith Brothers !
testified that Smith was not employed
by him.
Edna C, Barker, Milford; |
Hon. W. O. Hoffecker, Smyrna.
Department Superintendents—Ele
mentary department. Miss Clara Men
denhall. Wilmington: home depart
ment, Miss Maggie S. Wilson. Sea
ford: teacher training, Miss Edna E.
Ewell, Odessa; adult class work;
missionary work. Mrs. Clarence S.
Robb. Wilmington;
partment, Mrs. Lila Wilson Aron,
Dover; secondary division.
chorister.
temperance de
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
DO YOU WANT IT?
Ton Can Snrely Have It By Using
Parisian Sage.
Who does not love a beautiful head j
of hair? You may think It is a gift, I
that some women arc born that
way.
The fact is. beautiful hair is largely j
a matter of cultivation, just as yoii [
would water the plants in
garden and fertilize the soil.
Parisian Sage is a scientific
your
pre
paration which the hair and scalp
readily absorbs. It removes dandruff
at once. It puts a stop to itching
scalp and makes your whole head feel
better—as if your hair had had
square meal.
One application will astonish you—
it will double the beauty of the hair.
If used dally for a week you will be
simply delighted with the result—you
will want to tell all your friends that
you have discovered Parisian Sage.
You should see the number of en
thusiastic letters we receive from
delighted users.
All doubts settled at one stroke—
your money back if you want It
Parisian Sage is a tea-colored
liquid—not stick or greasy—delicate
ly perfumed, that comes in a fifty
cent bottle. The "Girl with the
Auburn Hair" on the package. Get a
bottle today—always keep It where
you can use It daily.
Sold at drug and toilet counters
everywhere.
a
Important
I he* to announce to tho residents of
Wilmington, Del, that I have o|m4
and Cabinet Making
hare the facilities to
handle all thie kind of work in nil its
branelfee. I make a specialty of Mat
tresses and Box Springe, thoroughly
renovate the hair in eame and return
equal to new. Î also recover Feather
pillows and Feather Bede.
Note.—Mattresses taken away in
the morning, ran be returned eame
evening. Fire piece Suite, Turkish
work and all upholetering at lowest
poasible prlcee.
Cabinet Work, Polishing, Carpets.
Decorations, Carpentry, Mattresses. Box
Springs, Portieres. Curtains, Slip Cov
ert.
Upholsterin*
Store, where I
AD
D. ft A. Phone. 5171A.
J. J. O'KANL,
Upholsterer and Cabine: Maker.
911 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Wilmington, Del.
GOVERNOR TO SEE
''CHIMES OF NORMANDY"
CHIMES OF NORMANDY
, ,
so that ihpy van be sold to others who
,hpn '
These cards, like the Pinafore"
S v "ft e ." t tle ÿ Clr taker *
to reserve their seats In advance and
this reserved seat sale will begin at
Thursday,
For three days,
May 1, 2. and 3, this reserving of ad
vance seats on the special cards will
be continued, and only after that Is
dohe will the general sale of seats be
gin on May 6. The holders of those
cards, therefore, have the choice of
the best seats in the house before
the regular sale begins, and those who
neglect this privilege need not com
plain if they miss the chance to
lect their seats early.
These advance cards can be proc
cured by anyone at the store of Mil
lard F, Davis, Tenth and
The Chimes of Normandy advance
sale of special cards has been very
I ■—-> i„,t them are still some of the
cards out.
Those to whom
these
.--ly., been sent who do not de
sire to use them, will oblige the man
agement greatly by returning them
the Garrick Theatre on
May 1st, at 9 a. m.
se
Market
D. & A. 5792 A: 1220,
Phone and Mail Orders Delivered in City.
Automatic 1321
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SELL DEPENDABLE DRUGS
Toilet Articles, Gifts and Sundries
You can depend upon our
turers and importers.
The Toilet Department is composed ol all the leading perlumes, Toilet Waters, Tooth Preparations,
Face Powder, Creams, Etc.
Gilts are numerous in Chinaware, Cut Glass, Leather Goods, Gold China, Toilet Sets and Parisian
Our Sundry Section is one ol the
drugs, as to quality and strength, being bought direct Irom the manulao
Ivory.
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features in our stores.
mam
Tell It to Ils öd the
Telephone
Good Cameras Make Good Pictures
Wc carry the Cameras and Kodaks and it is
a safe bet you can "snap" the good pictures.
The Vest Pocket Kodaks take a I 5-8x 2 I-2-inch
picture and only cost $6.00.
No. I Folding Pocket Kodak, size of pictures,
2 1-4x3 1-4 inches, at $10.00,
No. 2 Brownie for the children or grown folks,
at $2.00. Size of pictures. 2 1-4x3 1-4 inches.
Do not forget the many supplies we carry to
make Kodaking a success.
WE DEVELOP AND PRINT VOI R WORK
PROMPTLY.
Spring Tonics
are now indicated when you have
that tired feeling. Your system
has accumulated an excess of
poisonous and waste material dur
ing the winter months, which
must be thrown off.
MILLER'S SULHPUR AND
CREAM OF TARTAR TABLETS
are pleasant to take and will help
to eliminate those waste materials
and purify the blood. They cost
onlv 10c and 20c a box.
MILLER'S COMPOl \D AND
SYRUP OF THE HYPOPHOS
PH IT ES OF IRON. MANGA
NESE. CALCIUM. SODIUM AND
POTASSIUM. Etc., is the best
tonic to fake. It contains food fer
the blood, nerves and tissues of
the body and will make you strong.
Pint bettle. 75c.
m
Tell us what you want—tell
us whether you want it in a hurrv
or not.
Our telephone service is in
creasing in value every day be
cause it saves so much time and
is so helpful in taking care of
many of the details that would
otherwise annoy you.
Those of our customers who
take advantage of our telephone
service have expressed their sur
prise at the speed with which we
take care of their orders.
Might not all this be true of
you?
Aren't there many occasions that
arise during the day in your home,
when we might be able to assist
* you and save you many unneces
sary steps?
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Miller's 5 gr. Lilhia Tablets
Solution Citrate Magnesia
made fresh daily, bottle, 20c.
Toilet Waters
25c bottles contain 40 tablets.
50c bottles contain 100 tablets.
Superfluous Hair
and Perfumes
quickly removed without trouble
or injury by MILLER'S DEPILA
TORY POWDER,
has become very popular by its
efficiency in removing objection
able hair from the neck or arms.
Colgate's Toilet Water, 25c, 38c,
50c and 75c.
Hudnut's, 50c, 75c, $1.00
$1.40.
Roger & Gallett, 85c, $1.20 and
$ 1 . 28 .
Pinaùd's Lilac, 60c.
Houbigant's Ideal, $4.25.
This powder
Gold China
and
is an imported ware with the gen
uine gold leaf, made up in salts
and peppers sugars and creams,
chocolate sets and many other
pretty dishes, 25c each to $12 a
Price 50c
Hemp Corn Remedy . 10c
Seidiitz Powders, box, 18c
Good Drugs io
Sanitary Packages
set.
Sick Room Supplies
Parisian ivory
Sick Feeders, 25c to 50c.
Bod Dans. Douche Pans, agate, in block tin, en
amcl and porcelain, $1.00 to $3.50 each.
Invalid Rings, $1.75 to $2.50.
Atomizers, oil or water, 35c to $1.25.
Rubber Sheeting, $1.25 square yard.
Dozens of other sick room articles.
includes many styles of Mirrors,
! Hat. Hair and Cloth Brushes,
Manicuring Sets, in prices from
25c to $5.00 each. These make
beautiful gifts.
Flaxseed, whole or ground, lb.
box .
Cocoa Butter, 4 oz. pkg
Alum, powdered- lb. pkg
Bicarb. Soda. lb. pkg...
Spirits Camphor, 4 oz. bottle, ,25c
Soap Tree Bark, 4 oz. pkg....10c
Senna Leaves. 4 oz. pkg
Rochelle Salts, 4 oz. pkg.10c
Ess. Pepsin. 4 oz. bottle.
Paregoric, 4 oz. bottle..
Zinc Ointment, 4 oz. box
Castor Oil. pure, 4 oz. bottle, ,15c
Sweet Sp. Nitre. 4 oz. bottle, 25c
Glycerin, 8 oz. bottle.
Lavender Flowers, 4 oz.
Blaud's 5 gr. Pills, 100s.
Witch Hazel. 8 oz. bottle.
Compound Licorice Powder,
1-2 lb. pkg.
10c
20c
10c
5c
Rubber Goods
"'•VNX Runt ft CO.
Kantleek Fountain Syringe, 2
quarts. White rubber, rapid flow,
3 screw pipes; guaranteed for 2
years. Regular $2.00. Special
15c 1 price. $1.59.
Eclipse Fountain Syringe, 2
16c 1 quarts. White rubber, rapid flow,
16c 3 screw pipes; guaranteed. Regu
17c : lar $1.25. Special price. 97c.
17c ; Universal Fountain Syringe, 2
34c quarts. Red rubber, rapid flow,
34c 2 pipes; guaranteed. Regular
35c $1.00. Special price, 69c.
35c
30c
lOc
Patent Medicines
A Special Sale of Solid
Back Hair Brushes
For This Week
35c
25c
25c
25c Carter's Liver Pills
25c Sal Hepatica.
25c Tiz for the feet...
25c Bromo Seltzer.
25c Listerine .
13c
15c
25c
25c Sloan's Liniment ....
25c Omega Oil .
50c California Syr. Figs..
50c Swamp IJoot.
50c Danderine .
50c De Witt's Kidney Pills
50c Antiphlogistine .
50c Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabs., 34c
15c Blue Jay Corn Plasters... ,10c I is all the time to a man.
Hollow
15c
23c
15c
19c
We have received a number of
the above Brushes—fine bristles—
different shaped backs, all colors
to correspond with your dressing
table.
50c to 75c value at 39c.
$1.00 to $1.25 value at 79c.
Other styles and makes from
$1.50 to $3.50 each.
Shaving Time
Crystal Capsules
are the means of taking oils and
medicines without any unpleasant
taste.
15c Allcock's Porous Plasters.. 9c
10c Orangeine Powders
50c Diapepsin Tablets ,
$1.50 Fellows' Syr. Hypophos.
Comp
$1.00 Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion .
$1.00 Hay's Hair Health
$1.00 Glyco-Thymoline ........75c
50c Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, 35c
MILLER'S
Razors guaranteed best steel.
$1.00 to $1.25 value, 79c.
$1.50 to $2 00 value. 97c.
Gillette, Ever Ready, Enders
Star and many other safeties.
The $5 00 style Durham Du
plex Demonstrating Razor, with
double edge blade, 35c.
Ground
6c
pastor Oil put up in all sizes.
Cod Liver Oil and Olive Oil,
20 nfin. each, are sold in separate
boxes of 25 capsules for 25c. 100
capsules for 90c.
98c
73c
Parker's Fountain Pens
won't leak. That is the kind you
want. $2.50 up.
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67c
Nourish your hair by applying
Dandrol
Home and Slock Liniment
for sprains or rheumatic trou
bles, 25c and 50c.
Miller's Kidney Plasters
Miller's Pile Suppositories
two or three times a week. 39c
and 79c.
"Feel good on the back," large
size. 20c.
prove very effective, 39c box.
Trenton and
Lancaster
404-406 Market St., Wilmington
Philadelphia
NEED $30,000 FOR
PARKS NEXT YEAR
At the meeting of the Park Ex
ecutlve Board yesterday E. R. Mack,
park superintendent, was directed to
estimate the amount of funds that
the board will require to carry on
its work during the year. City Coun
ell will make the appropriation next
month. Mr. Mack could not say Just
how much money the board will need I
this year, but it will be between $25.- I
000 and $30,000.
A lette r was received from Chas, '
. Holland, formerly of Wilmington, but I
now or Freevillo, N. Y„ suggesting
that the board have built a floating 1
swimming pool for the river. The ;
board took no action in the matter,
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TO EAT PLANKED SHAD.
I
The Retail Milk Dealers'
Associ
ation went to Delaware City today to
enjoy a planked shad dinner at Ball's
Hotel.
The members of the Levy j
Court were Invited to the dinner as
guests of Mr. Ball.
streets, so that the public can avail
itself of this privilege up to May 1.
The first night of the "Chimes of
Normandy," May 12, will he Delaware
night, and Governor Miller and staff.)
with their wives, have been Invited
to occupy two of the boxes on this
opening night. 1
Why not gel your New Suit tomorrow—and get Many
it here—where you
—GET PINK STAMPS—
LIPPINCOTT & CO., Inc.
WILMINGTON, DEL
Don t lorget the
Bahy—its coach
is awaiting your
arrival tomorrow.
I are taking
advantage ol the
Special Sale ol
Trunks, Bags and
Suit Cases.
It is Always Our Pleasure to Serve You
Kindly and Quickly.
Today we invite your attention to a special sale of Boys' and Growing Girls' Shoes on special |
table in shoe department. Don't overlook them, they are real bargains and marked to sell quickly. I 1
If you have not already purchased your spring hat, visit our millinery department tomorrow. Many
special attractions for the day. Ask to see our ^5.00 and Sfi.OO specials. Now is a good time to get II
your Summer Underwear. Get it here and you will save money. Ask to be shown our Women s I
and Men's 50c special; others get more. 13 yards Bleached Muslin tomorrow for $1.00. 100 pieces
Ivanhoc Ginghams at 15c. Possibly your last chance to get that $1.00 silk at 49c. Many attractions '
for the day not advertised.
LIPPINCOTT & CO., Inc.,
306 to 314 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
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