Evening journal. [volume], August 07, 1913, Page 9, Image 9

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NATURE FAKE
OUTBURST IN
NEW CASTLE
Some Ancient and Honorable
Stories Dug Up By Re
liable Correspondent
LEONARD JOHNSON HAS
MYSTERY OVER PASTE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. 7.—-There is a
good story goto? th rounds here re
garding Leonard Johnson, of Wil
mington. In connection therewith
two others were told last night. A
man had been told by his wife to
banish a cat from the house. It was
empty."
Hanby took the can and when he
pulled the Hd off he saw there was
no paste hnl a little frog In the can.
Johnson said .he supposed Ibe frog 1
marie so many hops it raised all the 1
paste while Smith said he believed the
frog ale the paste.
fo.tr days before he acted. Then he
filled the waolihoUcr with waf"*, tied
two bricks together and with the
other end of the strong string placed
a noose around the cat's neck and
placed the cat in the washboiler.
Next morning he took off the lid
and was surprised to see the eat sit
ting on the two bricks, having drunk
all the water during the night.
There was another man here wbj
had a pig—just a common every day
pig—that required considérai le food.
One evening he took two buckets of
garbage down to feed this pig and a
number of others. The man laid the
buckets down and stepped away to
talk to a frie. d, when he came back
the hungry pig had eaten the two
buckets of ■will. The man picked
up a singletree and killed the pig
with a blow. When the pig was
dressed the pieces did not fill one
bucket.
A few days ago Leonard Johnson
and Emil Hanby, of Wilmington
came here to adverties the State
fair. They secured two cans of paste
hut !n going towards Delaware f ;ty
one can got lost. Then Johnson
said: ''pass ov- the oilier can
paste." "Paste nothing," replied
Charles Smith who was running the
auto, "this can feels as if It were
nT
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NEWS
Jethro Thompson has been visiting
friends at Kennet; Square,
Mr. and Mrs. D. .1. Cooi'fi'l are
spending ome time with relatives al
Lelperville.
William Pechmann has returned to
,Marcus Hook after a visit to friends
tn this city.
Miss Agn»s Brown of Eddvston» Cs
spending some time with frienus in
this city.
Miss Perth» May Cloud is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Walter U. Carrow, of
Dover.
j
Mr. and Mrs. James MeKeough
have gone to Atlantic City for two
w ceks.
T. Chelkley Hatton will spend a
part of next w ek with his wife and
daughter at. Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dunker
will spend the next two weeks at
Brldgeville
Malin Mancill has been vlsit'ng his
son. Ur. D. Uner Man,ill of Down
tngtow n,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Diggans will
leave this morning for Ocean Grove,
N. J. They wilt slop at the Park
View at that place and will return in
about a month nr six weeks. Leroy |
Diggans. a grandson, will accompany
them.
Mrs. KDzahcth B. Patterson was a
Kennen
I
recent guest of friends at
Square.
Mrs. Nelson Pierson and Miss Tiliie
Pierson w
•e recent guests of friends
at Kennett Square.
Airs. Emm J. Grubb, of Media, is
spending this week with friends in
this city.
Miss Elsie A. Kipe has hern vis
pxrents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ring h
George B. Kipe. of Uhadd's Ford.
Mrs. Frank Tyre and children are
guests of relatives at Georgetown.
Mrs, Charles Walker is vlsltinr
her mother at Uhadd's Ford.
Bernice Gorden is the guest of
friends al Westviile.
Miss Lillian Jarrell has returned
from a v'sit to friends at Magnolia.
Miss Helen Fahey has returned to
Chester after a visit to relatives in
this eity.
Miss Helen !.. Thornton will spend
next week with her cousin, Mrs,
Leroy Slaughter at Leipslc.
B. Franklin Shepherd, a clerk in
the superintendent's office of the
Pennsylvania Railroad is spending
the week at Atlantic City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hogue and
daughter Marian lot. yesterday for
H two weeks' stay at Atlantic City,
N. J.
Mrs. W r . D. Bush has gone to Ston
ington. Conn., to visit Mrs. Henry M.
Canby. and later will vielt Mrs. James
Carmichael of Morrisville. Pa.
Mrs. W. T. Haines is visiting friends
at Darlington. Harford county, Md.,
this week.
Judge and Mrs, Victor B. Woolley
are at the Mountain House. Mohonk
Lake. N T . y.
Miss Margaret W. Janvier Is at
Clifton Springs. N. Y„ for August.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindiey C. Kent have
returned from a vacation of three
weeks during which they enjoyed a
Bipamnoat tour of (he Great Lakes,
Miss Dorothy Bail has gone to
f? a .»« C a y '-• ,0 j0ln a h0U8e P arl - V
lor ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kelly
George Kelly have returned from At
lantic City, N, j.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Way, Miss
Helen M. Way. Mr. and Mrs. Martin
B, Way and son William, of Uhadd's
Ford, wer, recent guests of Wiiming
toe friends.
Hush Keeeh of West eheste
and
wap a
rp»»nt gu**t of friond* fn this citv.
Howard Tfiorappon of Pomaroy hao
Y*»n 'isitlns his son John E. Thomp
aon of this f f,
Ilf. Mr! b
d xr^j
TWO HURT AS
LOCOMOTIVE
SMASHES CAR
Shifting'Engine and People's
Line Trolley Crash at
Fourth and Webb
FORTUNATELY, FEW
PASSENGERS AT TIME
Two men were hurt, one seriously,
as the result of s shifting engine on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
a car of the Peoples Railway Com
pany colliding early last evening at
Fourth and Webb streets, where the
tracks of Che two companies
The injured are: Sebastlno Rossi
co, aged 4Ä years. No.
street, a
203 Poplar
passenger on the trolley
car, and Charles H. Chippey, colored,
aged 49 years, of No. 14 West. Twelfth
street, also a passenger on the car.
The former is the most seriously in
Juredt his right foot having been out
off, necessitating ilic amputation of
the log below the knee. Uoih men
were removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital. Chippey was cut about the
head, face and hands and suffered
more from fright lhan anything else,
Rossico's condition was reported
favorable today. The trolley car was
in charge of Conductor' Charles
Dasher and Molorman Elba T. Blood,
There wore few' other 'passengers,
aside from the two men hurl, on the
car, but they escaped Injury ss did
the crew. The car left the ter
minus at. the end of the Second street
line, just before one that is usually
crowded with passengers returning
from work, and had this car been
struck the fatalities would no doubt
have been much greater.
The tracks of the two companies
cross at Fourth and Webb streets,
the railroad company's fine being a
spur for coal cars for Hie Peoples
Company» power house. The trolley
cross.
car had Just lefl the terminus anil
was coming toward this city along
Fourth street, and (be shifting en
gine was leaving the power house
with a coal car.
Due to a misunderstanding of the
signals, the men in charge of Hie car
and locomatlve were not aware of
*be movement of the other. H was
stated ilial the trolley car had al
'host cleared the railroad tracks
when it' was struck, near the rearin'
ond. 'be last two pov'a receiving Hie
force of the blow. The car was
thrown from (he tracks but did noi*
overturn.
Rossico was sitting on one of the
rear seats and was thrown off. He
fell on the tracks and the loromotlve.
it was said, passed over his right foot
near the ankle. Chippey, another
passenger On the rear seat w as
throw-n off hut cleared th» tracks,
The other passengers nearer the for
ward end. were Jostled
managed to retain their seats.
about but
OF GUEST FROM OHTO.
Mr*. Stephen M Wilson of No, »(i.s
•lelïerson street entertained ut Into (toon
in honor of Mrs. Spene»
Chandler of Dayton. Ohio. Others pres
■ tit included Mrs. AViimer Palmer. Mi s
Mary •'handler. Miss C'ecilli
and Mrs. David Wilson.
ENTERT UNEO IN HONOR
yesterday
Chandler
as
o
RO AT SLIGHTLY DELATE,I).
fine of the Wilson line boats
delayed half an hour yesterday tfter
noon af Fourth street wharf berauGo
of a steering rope breaking.
eity
N. J.
send of the Gilpin apartment* are
summering af Vohonlr °ark. f'a.
Isaac WUtbank. duPom employe,
ill at Washburn. Wts„ where he
now stationed. His home is in this
c\iy.
Ralph C. Whitcnack arrived In this
Wednesday from a trip abroad,
James MeKeough and wife are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City,
n r* : ^ ..
Police Commissioner Wil iam H,
Bowers and family are al Ocean
Grove. N. J., where they will spend
the balance of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Mumtord
and son David will leave today for
Snow Hill, Md., to .spend 10 days with
Mr. Mumford's parents.
Mrs. Benjamin S Dowdell and so ,
Pierce, are visiting friends at Win-!
cheater. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Rli kards have !
returned from a two weeks' vacation i
spent along the Delaware and CUesa- |
peake canal.
Mias
I ni ni m ■•■■ lute Cluniii is »jiending j
the inonfli nt Angusi «illi friend* at
New Egypt. New Jersey. |
Miss Edna Cooper of W ilmington t**"k
a trip ns far ns W ashington. D, with
her mother, w ho is leaving for Sour Luke
City, Texas, to visit lier brother fur u
te«' month*.
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTVN.
ion-ins recipe i
< h ' s'.' 1 ' nf • v,,ur '"! d ,
the heat l have pvpf tried. I>i«sulv«< I
ounces of spin-max in 1 - pint witch ha
add '1 tuhspoiMifuia of
In fry the f «»I -
ft en and beautify
neck.
T wont yt
Mary !>.:
whiten.
It is
'ID
Ihr
hot water
(
c, h H.:
your <*j»s. «
whio, l. J™,
| , r ;,rÖ" T* " *
put a frw drops in
» a«""'"' ,on ''' w '
Ih- ■ * window* «f jsur .oui.*'
I| 1 »n, ,trnn»,r and in>
A -
convenient.
•»»•P»
" >r
Olid soften \
This vt ill clear
wliila* removing tan, sunburn,
gl.v
me.
quickly,
freckles and other blemishes.
r hairy J
ou mix
Objectionable fussy o
growths are easily banished if }
gb powdered delatone w'ith water to
form a thick paste and apply to hairy sur
inutes, then rub off. wash
of hair is gone.
one Hp
ffeient. No harm
gel delatone.
<■
cn
face for - or 3
the sW
rv aggravated cases
Kx.sptms i
n of delatone is i
will result, but be certain y
plicutio
gs and diillijesH nf
The red
s well as the burning
be readily c
•d
onpla in c
of
f water, and
i each eye daily This I»
liirh will both soothe and
. while continued use brightens
pint
>
attractive.
M. K. : Y»u shnuI4 try this -ham
port, which I always ■■-•■ Wan*» il kr,ps
m<- hair lustrous ami fluffy snfl is cheap snfl
ke it by dissolving a
enfui of ennthrox in a cup of hot wa
i h « bile h is still rerj
rinse the hsir thoroughly several times after
von have shampooed it well. This shampoo
abo benefits the root* of the hair, keep*
the scalp perfectly dear nf dandruff and has
tgorating effect.
warm and
ai
Your trouble with
F^tlp and ^oas of hair car b
thie excellent quiume hair »•
alré
itching
e with
which 1 a!
A » R
ounce of
up at home
l T rf i
wiyi
cuin:om from your drureiet aud dtaiolre it
NEWARK IS
WORRIED OVER
NEW ARMORY
;
I
,
No Site Donated,andNo Money
*
Appropriated to Buy
t* *
a Lot
SUSPEND WORK AT
IRON Hill ORE PITS
_._
aminitmn bv Ur. Kniest Fahrig,
at the old Iron ore pits
where gold and platinum.
lone been found i
who
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Aug. 7. Fending an ex
very Miiull quant itlen
la. I fall, lia. been »topped. Uv. fahrig,
represent* the present owner» of
(lie pit», Philadelphia parties, is a geolo
[gist of wide reputation. Ur. Fahrig lias
wo rked at Id» profession in most all 1
jpart» of tlit? world, ami the iron pits on j
Iron Util are strikingly similar l" a [
place in South America where he was
engaged in mining experiments,
Some of the member» of the Newark
Troop of Hoy Scouts who went into
camp along the Northeast river, near
Charlestown, early last week, have te
turned home, inti others have taken I
their places and the
abandoned entirely until next week,
Among those who lime taken the trip
to see the is>> » in camp are; Mr. and
*'-■ •- Riehardb, Miss Ruth Rich
»rds. Mr. and Mrs David Grime. Miss
Kliaahetli Grime, Frederick Henning,
Herbert Henning, Mr. and Mr». John
Cowell, Misses Laura, Helen, Eleanor
l:l, '»" , >r and Motet fader. G. Fader,
lr " ,lU Fader. Gilbert Chambers, H f.
Heed, .1, R. Rose and granddaughters,
«"'1 A •' K tllt». Alfred Scott,
1 • ,| " H " 1 "»Ua, George Leak. John Pen
nluglon, Mies Morris, Miss Crumpton,
£/'*•. Hanson Karl Dawson,
•'.'"•'h, John t unningham Mr. and Mrs.
H'»m«s Walter Holloa, • antes
t onner, Mr. ami Mr*. John Ramsey,
''' ,,! " 1 1B '«'ence Er am, •». -
Professor and Mrs. Harold E. Ttf
f " n > were among those who were at
Hie Gap House, at Delaware Hater]
r '.cp, last Friday during the terrific
electric, and rain storm,
Mrs. Katharine McKeon, died yea
lerday morning at her borne on Chapel
iSlreet. She «as years of age. She
H 8 survived by five children as fo|.
btws: James, Elia and Esther Mc
.Neon and Mrs. Harry Hill, of Newark,
1 Thomas McKeon, of Pittsburgh,
T|| e funeral will be held Saturday
'morning.
| Ha L. a valuable hors» owned by
Charles I afferty. of near Newark, died
|»arly this week. Clark McCarns, who
|1s driving Mr. Latferty's well-known
mare B"s»ie Patchen, with success in
Virginia, also had Ira L w-|th him at
Itaeley. The latter horse was taken j
TH and was sent home, but died a few
hours after reaching' here.
ink
■ in Iren Hill,
\va- said t<>
will nut he
iiitit|
Residents of Newark are besom- )
itig much concerned over th» situation j
j relative tn Hie new' Armory that w as
I to be built here for Company E, Or
ganized Militia of Delaware, under an
a»t of Hie Iasi Legislature. The hill I
appropriates $15,000 for the building. !
but nothing for a site. As far as oan j
he learned, nothing is being done |
' relative to securing a site that would]
he acceptable to the
Commission I
.either by public subscription or other- !
!■ Is feared that unless some
V. is« 3 .
(thing dflflnifr ig done soon. Newark I
may lose the Armory altogether,
'other towns the ground has been do
bated,
In
PARTY AT HARE'S CORNER.
\ pl»!iMint time
Epeiif :ii iin pvpn
in" pml\ ul the honip of Mr. and Mis.
1' harten Burge, near Hare*» Corner, Inst
|Silimln\ evening. RetfreoiimviKR were
iRi»cn*'«i in jilcntx. Those present
i I miiiie Berry, Gertie Bdmaiisoii, Klhel
1ATa Burjje, Mar\ Ware, Pansy
' Bciuentrt, Be^aii l.eueli, Jjdna ( Inimiter«,
Kara latvcy Ultra Grose.
i, " ZP ,' ' lu H'l'g**. Kc-ste
j V,'T, J ''T 1 b 1 ' 1 !^ 1 '""".V
' ... i
•\':»ie, jLü^nr liia|iiet(f. C hurles Kdtnan
A*»n. t*-»v th*n v, .IniiUM Bhiukltimi. Willie
smith \\ illi,* Mi>ni»>m, .lohn Bnrge,
, |),, ,,,,|| (1H Arthur s,m(l. U ilbam rib
W .l„e Hh.kbm... Willi- rtlmkbtirn,
•(mille ( leaver, ( Imrles Grose (baric*
j lmbiood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ringe.
I Mr. mal Mrs. Joint I.mh Ii, .Mrs. Alfred
iei.»ivi-r, Mr. oml Mrs.'Harry Grose, Mr.
laud Mrs. Fred Robinson. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Wingate, Walter
others.
Geiilge
and
Grose
!
i
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o
GUESTS AT HOUSE PARTY.
Mi*.» Kliztilndli S.iyrrs. Mi»» Marguer
ite Dmuslierty . Mi-* i'ntlinriiie M. ljuml»,
j Mrs. .Innn's !.. MH
Jr., Mr-. William S. K. Well- and Ntr
| Khzalietli Well» :ne the guest* of Mr.
j.nml Mu. I!..lnrt H. New-mne. nt n
holts» party in trapp». Mil.
here last Sunday and will lie the guest»
of the Newsome family during the eli
lire inonlh
•et*, .fumes L. MdJpp
Thev lelt |
.{ Viign-t.
in a half pint nf alcohol, to whirl» »olution
ndd one hnlf pint of cold water. Once or
k rub this into (ha aralp with
Ihr tips of your fingers. This is the b»*>t
Me to find among the
many which have come to my nil
ih refreshing ami effective, with n
It
pleas
siting the hair o
rh
!
making it appear st ringt.
(.'. .1. H.:
n re all faggad 1
ipc which will |
tor* Hie Hearnekn to j
love the yellow, i
r chin and neck. }
and one half cup j
f alcohol nnd add hot
water to make h full quart. Take a table
spoonful before each inea! and you will note Î
the quick improvement of appearance nnd |
general health. If you are ever troubled
with pimples yon will find it quickly removes |
them by making healthy circulation.
Let
give
p and
a
J bra
: you
iplexion and
ppesrance of
OiHholv«* one ounce kard
—
•• half pint
sugar I
I
P. S.: So, fat is hardly an aid to att
tiveness. hut you have no excuse for be ; .ng
so fat—*no one bus. del four non« os of
your druggist and dissolve it
parnotis fn
in 1 l 'i pints of water. Take a tablespoon
uh meal and. in a short Hole.
ir danger, you v*M be
Remember, a persistent
> fight is necessary to win against fat. This
j is the oily formula ! know of that doc* l»ct
requ
fnl hef..
without disromfort
j gin to lose flesh.
diel
exercise.
-
Dot. Your wrinkles, especially i
die age.
edy for 'hem con« 1 *!»: In treati
thoroughly with n plain aim
Jelly, easily made et h
de by pouring 2 teaspoonfuls glycer- 1
ine ip 1 2 pint water, into which is then!
dissolved i ounce »Imez
with this simple »egetahle r tea
quickly rid the skin of lines, blackheads
and wrink!»> and who« us«d for flabby
muscles and bojlows •w-il! make th* flesh
Th*
pleat 's when ueed as a night mafk
lid
nexcngable and h
in tr"
ski* i
rrea
>£
Thin
Massaging >
wilt
fi'
and smooth
Its
ar*> very
mm joke.
While Mrs. T. F. Moreland was at
tending the Moose convention in Cin
cinnati, O., a practical Joke was play
ed. Some one sent her a larpe doll
*'ith a card bearing the Inscription
that it
was from President Wilson.
Reporters heard that a convention
baby had arrived. Mrs. T. F. More
land told the press representatives
(that Mrs. (irorRf* Moreland of Wil- j
m 1 tn * ,on 1 > hp ««*»>*'■ tn* bat»,
which had been named "Moosette," I
!|! hr , Jok T " ftR mu,h * n j o > rd ' Mrs.
Moreland puresented the doll fo hcr I
granddaughter. the seven year old
child of Mrs, George Moreland.
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Jy2B
MONET TO LOAM.
LOANED ON FIRST MOST
O. O. WOODEN,
No. J W. Ninth SI
PLUMKERS
R alph j. fidance.
Plumbing and Heating,
i'fie«. Calla attended to at one»,
watt 8t»!h alreat.
Dtlwarria. iflaa
Msrtrrat
Ne. tan«
D. ft A. plinn». tfl«9,
ftMtdonr» Sftfstr. nit It
D. d A. 5792 A—1220
Phone and Mail Orders Delivered In City.
Automatic 1321.
3cc tf'&öAött.qik Tbwfl
Special August Drug Sale
Tk*,
i
Any man or woman who hasn 1 had his or her share of the good things fof
their summer comforts and needs should visit our stores this week and avail
themselves of our many good prices in Drugs. Sundries, Brushes, Toilet
Articles, Cut Glass. Gold China, Leather Goods, Stationery, Etc.
Paient Medicines
In the Hoar of Need
Ice Cream Sod* Is Healthful
50c Cnnthrox .
50c DeWitts Kidney Pills.38f | juice make a palatable combina
25c Gets It. Corn Remedy.17c > tinn. Whatever other good things
25c Carter's Tea .18c! R *
.... 35r
Remember these few words, but
important ones to you. You m*y
not he sick now, hut when the time
comes, just think of Our Proscrip
tion Department, You wiii he glad
to know where conscientious ser
vices are g : ven and where there is
16c, Fountain are of a superior quality.) not one single detail in filling your
prescription overlooked.
Pure ice cream and pure fruit
may he said of it. the main point
.IBP I . , ...
I 7 C j we want to impress on you is that
at our Soda
25c Badem Salz
25c Danderine .
50c Phillips' Milk of Magnesia 86c! the 8 ood * served
25c Omega Oil
Si.00 Stuarts Dyspepsia Tahs.fifici.
25c Carters' Little Liver Pills Hr !
rrr - r jfcssAs
50c Listen ne .
$ 1.00 Swift's Specific .
50c Pnslam .
25c Cream of Olives. ,
25c Allens' Foot Ease
31c
A Pleasant Laxative
67rj
39c I When everything seems dull
Ific
17c I
25c Cuticura Soap.18c |
$1 00 Phelps' Rheumatic Elixir 69c i ' vor k , ng properly.
.S3rj Scar borough's Eff. Phosp. Soda. mfldr new for
.65c 25c bottle. Makes your liver work | Scarborough's Hal Cleaner will
--— well and your brain is more active
and uninteresting to you, it's ten
chances to one your liver is not
Your Old Straw Hat
60c Bromo Seltzer
$1.00 Périma .
10e
do the work.
and life seems brighter.
Scarborough's
Leather Goods
5-prain Lithia Tablets.
25c bottle contains 40 Tablets.
50c bottle contains 100 Tablets.
Sponges
Sheep Wool Sponges. 10c to $1.00
Bleached Sponges.25c to 75c
CHAMOIS, ALE SIZES.
Rest quality .
Ladies' Hand Rags, special
values. 19c, 75c, $1.00. $1.25 to $5.
These arc the kind of bags for
your vacation t, ips.
I
Tooth Brushes
Many kinds, styles and shapes.
I5c and 20c values, special, 2 for
25c: 25c and 40c values; special,
19c, 3 for .
5c to 75c
Miller's Blackberry Cordial
.50c
for Diarrhoea. Cholera Mcrhus, or
Summer Complaint. 25c per bottle,
- — 7T!
Miller's Rice Powder
A delightful toilet article. Per
fumed, Violet and Corylopsis.
white and Hesh colors.... 19c pkg.
Miller's
Rubber Gloves
SYR. HVPOPHOSPHITES
' COMP.
is the medicine to build up ner
vous and worn out people, 75c
large bottle.
Why be ashamed of your hands?
Keep them in a smooth, soft con
dition, free from -stains and
scratches by using a pair of Rub
ber Gloves. 50c values
Vacation Time
39c
is calling you to
many pleasures
and enjoyments.
You can bring 1
back evidence j
of the good
Pure Drugs
Camping Necessities
10c!
Paraffine Wax. Ih
i
Calomel Tablets, i-10 gr. 100s 12c, I Pin
Cream Tartar, lb. pkg.29c | 4 | ({j
Precip. Chalk, lb. pkg.12c j /•jijII j
Lanolin, oz.. 10c; 4 oz.25c lilll
Ess. Peppermint, 4 oz. hot....30c
Moth Balls or Flake. 7 lbs.25c MiTwanj»
Spirits Camphor. 4 oz. hot.25c !
Soap Liniment, 4 oz. hot.19c (Tj //j ^ e ,' e , Ko ' Court
Glycerine, pure, 4 oz.15c daks, all sizes . Phenol Sodiquc
Copperas. Ih.'. 5c; 5 lbs.15cL . ,? n J d s h ' Carbolic Soap
Seidlitz Powders hot . 18c 1 . °" ,n * ^ nc k cf Kndaks, Bull o- j peroxide Hydrogen, lb. but...25c
Castor Oil. 8 oz. hot.. 15c E V e Kodaks, Brownie Cameras witch Hazel, pint hot.25c
Boric Acid II S P lb 19c 8nd *" Kodak accessories and , Vi'ash Rags.5c to 15c
Phosphate Soda. 1-2 Ih...!.!!! 10c' su PP lics ' We will gladly instruct | Miller Corylopsis and Violet
A K Tab vest pocket size 19c you how ,0 usc ,lic Kodalt ' D e "j Talc.15c and 25c cans
Gum Camphor. Ih. box. .. ! ! ! !<Wc I vc,0 P in * . and Panting is one of
our hobbies.
Alcohol, pure, pint, |5c; quart, 85c
i Adhesive Plasters.5c to 10c
.... 5c
I
Finger Cats .
timîs you had ; Absorbent Cotton, 5c oz. to 10c lb.
you have a Gauze Bandages .5c to 10c
I Plain Gauze .
Piaster, 5c and 10c pkg
i
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.10c
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25c
10c
Mark Cross Razors, complete. 25c
Castile Soap. Ih. bars.15c
Epsom Salts, pure . 5c
Ar. Sp. Ammonia. 4 oz. hot.., ,25c
To Keep the Body
Dyspepsia
Real Bay Rum
Sweet and Glean, Use
it is said is an American disease.
Whether this is so or not. we have
the American remedy in Miller's
Dyspepsia Tablets, 25c box.
By real we mean the very finest
Imported Kind,
fresh hay leaves. Ours is that
kind. 30c 8 oz. hot.. 50c 16 oz. hot.
Nan-O-Odor
25c Jar
distilled from
PROFIT SHARING CERTIFiCATES
With Every Purchase at
iaWM Wàf/Ji
Successors to MILLER DRUG COMPANY
404 and 406 Market Street
Wilmington
Lancaster
Trenton
Philadelphia
i
Concord Heights
Motion Pictures Positively Shown Tonight
Owing fo the lailurc of the manufacturers to deliver the large,
machine as per contract I regret l was compelled to disappoint
several hundred people last evening. THE MACHINE IS NOW
HERE and the show will positively be put on tonight.
Pictures change daily.
FRED. K. FELT, Sole Agent,
Telephones 1*533 nnd 5721-A.
HO V 1, K V A RI ) A N I ) CON CO RI ) A V E.
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