Evening journal. [volume], April 02, 1915, Page 13, Image 13

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

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Heating and
Ventilating
PI ONES
REMOVAL NOTICE
Wm. Shinn & Company
Sheet Metal Contractors Have Removed to
407 Orange Sf., Wilmington
Formerly 811 Walnut St.
At onr new shop, there arc bigger and hotter facilities. Let us put
them at your service.
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AZALEAS.
RHODODENDRONS.
EASTER LILIES,
TULIPS,
HYDRANGEAS,
ROSES.
HYACINTHS,
EASTER BASKETS.
We would be pleased to reserve any selection for
Easter delivery.
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* For the .Children's Ward—Delaware I ospital
During the months of April, May and June, by
an ar
rangement with the management, we will pay to them a
percentage on ail sales in which the hospital is mentioned.
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Swift's Picnic Shoulders 9c lb.
15c lb
Swift's Regular Hams
17c lb
Swift's Premium Hams
15c pkg
No Rind Sliced Bacon
19c lb
Boneless Bacon, in Piece
Sliced Boneless Bacon
22c lb
Large 10c Decorated Easter Eggs
Flour Prices Down!
5c each
Gem Family Flour ....47c hag
Our Champion Flour...48c bag
Dunlap's Best Flour....49c bag
Gold Modal Flour.50c bag
Famous Ccresola Flour,50c bag
Pillsbury Best Flour....50c bag
Vo 1- V E L LO W "ST A M PS - ¥ R K E
with any of these Good Things
1 pkg. Dunlap's Best Rolled
Oats..
1 pkg. Pcttijohn Breakfast
Food
1 pkg. Puffed Rice or Corn
Puffs
1 hot. Vanilla or Lemon Ex
tract .
1 tin of 4
Cnbcs.
1 bot. Pino
Syrup .
1 bot
5 YELLOW STAMPS FREE
with any of these Specials,
1 can Fresh Ground Nutmegs. 5c
1 can Fresh Ground Cinna
mon
1 pkg. Pure Powdered Sugar, Sc
1 pkg. Our Champion Gela
tine.
1 pkg. Fresh Shred Cocoanut,
5c or 10c
1 pkg. Fresh Egg Noodles ..4<;
1 lb. Bjst Cracker Dust
10
12c
5c
K»o
10c
■>C.
Oxo Bouillon
10c
Tar Cough
.10c
Mason's Shoe Dress
7c
ing
10c
Strictly Fresh Eggs and Meddo Farm Eggs at
Special Low Prices
Our 10c Pure Fruit Jelly
6c glass
Imported Worcestershire Sauce
9c bot.
Snider's or B lue Label Ketchup
Our 14c Early June Peas .
10c bot.
lie can
15c California Table Peaches
20c Fancy Sliced Peaches .
12c can
15c can
Bi g Loves Best Bread
still selling at 5c Loaf
Yellow Stamps
with « lb
15
Rose Brand Butterine
23c
GEO. M. DUNLAP CO.
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Board of Health Issues In
structions to Housewives
of Wilmington
URGES COVERED FOOD
AND SCREENED HOMES
With "Clean Ip Week" approach
ing. it being scheduled for the last
week in April, officials of the Hoard of ,
Health are mapping out a program I
! that will appeal to the housewives ot
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; the city. While special efforts will j
I be made by the health authorities to j
' interest all persons in this movement.
ja spécial crusade against the fly will
be inaugurated.
Secretary Ellison of the Health
j Board, lias prcitared special articles
on the clean up of the city well
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I as on general health, and these will
I be issin (1 during the coming month.
! The tirst article was released today
I and is us follows: i
I To the
.oral Housewives.
j May tills year he so happy you
; must be Dealt h t ti I and so healthful
] you must be happy;
Elies and mosquitoes spread tilth
How cun your homes
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and disease.
be healthy or happy when
with these pests.
Organize "Swatting Clubs" among
the school children and information
I bureaus among the patrons and teaeh
I its. Have talks and lecture^ deserib
Ung the nature of the common house
! fly, its habits and methods of breed
tug, the remedies and preventive
measures.
Gel the City Council to pass an
ordinance controlling the breeding
places of flies--you can obtain data
for this ordinance from the State I
j Commissioner of Health. .
I Prevent tuberculosis by teaching !
I the value of fresh air and pure food
also the danger in each little house
fly.
I Housewives can do much to keep
; tlic city clean and prevent the spread
j of disease.
In speaking of "civic housekeping"
I to tile Current Events Club a physi
cian urged the women to help exter
■ minute rats and flies, dial carried ty
j phoid. mice that carried measles and
j he said the only way to do this was I
] to clean up the alleys, the breeding |
! places of ihese pests. This work can
be done better by Hie co-operation of
women. Just as in the days of our
grandmother women co-operated in
making needed improvements in Hie
home, so today women should co-op
rrate to keep the alleys clean
Three Anti-Fly Rules for Your Home.
1. Screen all doors and windows.
2. Cover all you foodstuffs.
3. Remove all refuse and filth from
the house, yard and hot houses, and
thus prevent (lies from breeding on
your premises.
Just A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Complied by John Q. (Quintus,
(Tiie Sunshine Man)
PRAYER.
Grant, Almighty God, that as we
have, in this world, to tight continu
ally. not only with one kind of
I enemies, but with innumerable ones,
I and not only with flesh and blood, but (
also with the devil, the prince of dark- j
ness—O grunt that being armed with i
thy. power we may steadily persevere
in this contest; and when thou affllct
cst us for our sins, may we learu to
humble ourselves and so submit to thy
authority that we may hope for the re
demption promised to us; and though
tokens of thy displeasure may often
appear to us. may we yet ever raise
up our minds by hope to heaven and
from thence look for thine only
begotten Son, until, coming as Judge
of the world, he assembles us for the
enjoyment of that blessed and eternal
life which he has obtained for us by
his own blood. Amen.
"Calvin."
Could I with ink the ocean fill.
Were alt the world of parchment
made.
Were every reed on earth a quill
And every man a scribe by trade,
To write the love ot God alone
Would drain that ocean dry;
Nor could the scroll contain the whole,
Though stretched from sky to sky.
—Anon.
There's a prosy kind of motto that
you'll find is very rife
With the people' you most envy for
their rare success in life.
I'll admit it's not romantic, has no
touch of (he sublime.
But jt's just the rule to work by—
namely, At it all the time.
You'll observe that men and women,
who. 'tin said, have made their
mark
Do not drop the chalk of effort at the
first approach of dark;.
And you'll find them at life's black
board when the sun begins to
climb.
I For. obedient lo (heir motto, they keep
at it ail the time.
The thing God sols them doing gets
to be their chief delight;
'Tis their first thought In the morning,
and their last concern at
night.
They will turn away from pleasure
just as promptly as from
crime;
Simple duty is their safeguard, for
they're at it ail the time.
—James Buckham. in Forward.
Dayton. Ohio.
TODAY'S ODDEST STORY.
Bv the United Press.
DAVENPORT. Wash., April 2
--Other folks may like dogs for
pets, but A. J. Holcman, 70
a pioneer hunter and rancher,
has a penchant for cougars. He
trapped two of the vicious
though cowardly animals a
year ago and tamed them until
they have become as gentle as
kittens. He says he would let
let them run at large only the
neighbors are not so sure us
Holeman that they are thor
oughly domesticated.
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kmh: WORERS* IS ALLY.
The annual spring tally of the VŸI1- 1
mington Christian Endeavor I'nlofi |
"ill bo %cld on Monday night, April |
19 in West Presbyterian Church. Ken -1
turcs of business will be the rruding 1
of the annual reports ot the chairmen j
of the various committees ami offi-1
cers
. X.' Uushane Cloward, president
of the union, will preside. On Mon
day night next the executive commit-1
tee of the union will meet at the home
of the president. No. 906 Jefferson
street to complete details for the ral
,y A " < fr °" iB Ma * " ,adc <° sr
cure Dr. Calvin O. Althouse, director
tlip Central High School of Phila
delphia, to speak.
PREPARING KO It ELECTION.
1 lie Department of
begun making ar
Members of
have
Elections
ran !j en,rn,s for the June election. The |
™, s J n department arc arrang- j
mg the work relating to polling:
places and the like. Both the Demo-1
eratic and Republic parly managers'
art> preparing to have their workers I
^lock ca, 'h of the wards in the city. J
snug upset?
Get At Hie Real Cause
ward«' Olive
Take Or. I d- ;
Tablets.
That's what thousands of stomach I
sufferers arc doing now. Instead of 1
taking tonics, or trying to patch up!
a poor digestion, they are attacking i
the real cause of I Do ailment—clogged j
liver and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olivo Tablets arouse I
the liver in a soothing, healing way. 1
When Hie liver and bowels arc per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach
(roubles.
If you bave a bad taste in your •
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, |
lazy, don't care fooling, no ambit ion 1
or energy, troubled with undigested !
food, you should take Olivo Tablets, 1
Hie substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a I
purely vegetable compound mixed |
with olive oil. You tylll know them
by their olive color. They do the
work without griping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
quick relief, so you cun cal what you
like. At 10c and 25c per box. At! !
druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Colum- I
bus. Oiiio.
Rexall Week Souvenir Sale
at DANF0RTH S
During this week 7, IHM) Rexall stores will celebrate the greatest profit-sharing souvenir sale ever offered.
The bargains are so unusual that you will he form! to ask how tan they afford it? We can't afford it except as an
advert Lsement.
Liggell's Moire Chocolates
Harmony Hair
Beautifier
Special
Easier Candy
it
Makes the hair soft,
glossy and easy to dress, j
Removes excessive
oils. Per Bottle.,
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* $i
We have just received a fresh shipment
of the famous Guth and Liggctt's Gaudy
for Easter.
Guth's famous chocolate covered Easter
Eggs, each,
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Rexall Week Souvenir.
50c Bottle Harmony Hair
Shampoo FREE.
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An assortment of 30 flavors of the well
known Liggett's Chocolates.
1 I -8 pound to the box,
Rexall Week Souvenir, 50c Jar Violet
Dulc Vanishing Cream FREE.
$1.00
10c, 25c, 50c
Rexall Week Combination
Lather Brush and Shaving
Products Sale
Gulh Easter Crates
Six chocolate covered Eggs in a
beautiful purple crate, each.
25c
Brazil Nofs in Cream
This brush and your choice of Rexall
Shaving Stick, Powder or Cream. A
bargain at 45c. Special for Rexall tyrv
Week.C
AU GUTH.
LiggetUs
A nut centre Chocolate,
quality candy .that can he produced by
this well-known manufac
turer. One-pound box.
Rexall Week Souvenir, 40e Box Sym
phony Lawn Correspondence Cards FREE.
The highest
.$1.50
.$1.50
Dainty Package .
Old Rose Package ...
Dutch Box ..
Assorted Chocolates .
Moire Chocolates ...
$1.00
SOc
SOc
Fenway Golden Chocolates
$ 1.00
delicious,
high quality
Candy, I pound
box..
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93" Hair Tonic
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Guth
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BOc
Au Guth .
Assorted Chocolates .
Assorted Chocolates and Bon Rons
Assorted Nuts.'..
Assorted Fruits and Nuts.
$ 1.00
1 A reliable remedy for dan
druff and falling hair. We
guarantee it to be satisfac
tory to you.
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80c
Rcxall Week
Souvenir,
Pack Rexall
Playing Cards
FREE.
80c
25c
P
80c
80c
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Rexall Week Souvenir. 25c
Shampoo
>
"93"
Jar Rexall
Paste FREE.
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Specials
Rexall Tooth Paste
1 Ounce Violet Dulcc Perlumc
Maxixe Chocolate
Covered Cherries
29c
A line, fragrant, antiseptic Paste,
guarantee
you.
Wc
: it to be satisfactory to 25c
A delicate, natural violet odor.'
Sold only at the Rexall store....
Rexall Week Souvenir, 25c can Violet
Dulcc Talcum FREE.
50 c
and
Rexall Week Souvenir, a 25c Pearl Tooth
Brush FREE.
Barr's Saturday Candy
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Jelly Eggs 9c, 3 lbs. for 25c
'ThÂAJdyfc- /UlJ Àixj
$100 Intrimmcd
Easter Hats
Trimmed Hals, $2.98—Styles and
values not to be equaled elsewhere
at Ibis price. Made In our own
workrooms. Chic sailor and flare
shapes smartly trimmed with white
wings, flowers, ribbons, &c.
Greenbaum's
300-302-384 Market St.
in (he popular and pic
turesque Georgette Sailor
Shapes
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Women's
& Misses
- $15 Easter Suits $9.98
A Before Easter Sale that will save hundreds of women a full third
the amount of money they had intended spending for a Suit.
A grand lot of fashionably cut new Spring Creations in strictly all
wool serge, wool
checks, in six snappy styles for the stylish Woman. Miss or Junior. New
Empire, Norfolk and trimmed models.
Children's All Wool
Serge Coats
crepes, poplins and gabardines, or black and white
$1.98
A Great Triumphant Occasion—Unquestionably the
SMARTEST SUITS Wonderlul Collection
of Charmiig
Children's Easier
Hals
EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE AT
$15
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Real Value $25
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98c fo $3.98
Over 200 Suits in All
Sizes.
I'erfeel Copies of Taris
Models.
We have spared no
effort to make litis the
Ureal est Î15 Suit
Event ever conducted
in Wilmington. Wo
men and misses will
marvel at the great
quantities of exquisite
models displayed in
our vast Suit Section
one more beautiful
than Hie oilier. All the
very latest style crea
tions are represented
—in sizes 14 to 44 -
Coats richly lined with
peau de cygne.
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Women's and Misses*
Cover! or Check
Coals
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$4.98
Swagger New Models, Inlaid
Velvet. Collars; All Wool
Cheeks, Serge and Mixture
Coals—25 styles.
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