Evening journal. [volume], January 28, 1916, Page 14, Image 14

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Love Dreams Ended, Lonely Princess
Will Go to Front to Nurse Soldiers
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DuPont Company Pays Over
$100,000 as Part Cost
of the Project
CONTRACTORS
WILL RUSH LINE
SALEM. N. J.. Jan. 28.—The pre
liminaries for the construction of the
Salem and Pennsgrovo traction line
have begun, and there is Joy in the
hearts of the cltisens along the route.|•
Tho $100,000 contribution of the
I. duPont de Nemours and Company
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Simon Pure
Three parts of "Simon Pure" go as far
as four parts of ordinary lard
Pwr*" b e er» the» Or»'
Label that identifia* «•
Armour i top »rede product*.
For frying, for
shortening, for
cakes and for pastry, it
is the best that Armour
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can produce. So it wears
the Armour Oval Label.
PRODUCTS,
To be sure of getting pure
leaf lard buy h in pails
with "Simon Pure" on tbs
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Try Th*»*:
Stir Stockait Bag
Stir Bocoa
Dt Tonkin F
Phon» ni your dolin', ni
If h« r«nnot ««nnlv vou.
OntAkon Butter
■mxl tows fr>r. fnm enpp
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of "Pm try Wrinkle." by
Fmni. Merritt Firmer.
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312 W. FRONT ST.
O E. MENOEL. Mgr.
WILMINGTON. DEL
D * A. Phono, 593; Auto.. 2563.
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Just a Whim of Ours, Perhaps,
To Show
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New Spring Styles in goodly number long in advance -of any other Wilmington
store, but. this showing is proving mighty interesting to many women who discriminate.
The bulls Range in Price from $15 to $35.
The Dresses Range in Price from $10 to $25.
Blouses at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and $5.00
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Tomorrow Is the Last Day of Our
January Clearance Sale
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Everything in the store reduced to less than half price for this last day's selling. We
urge our friends and patrons to see these values tomorrow, many of which can be
for at least two months yet, and the savings are more than worth while.
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712 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
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ly Mrs. Alma V. Ilsyne, nee Prinree*
Alma Vetsera, whose yoiillifnl husband
has returned to his parents' home, has.
announced tint she is going to the bat
lie fronts in Europe to nurse
soldier«. • Her ron. Rudolph, she claims.
Is the real heir tu the thron« of Aus
trie.
Mrs. Donald Shields Andrews, former
The Want Ada are-qoted the country
over for helng the only «Hie* that
make success In business certain. Re
advised, therefore, and get the Want
Ad allies on your side and you cannot
help hut win success,—Adr.
has been paid over and a call has been
rmvde on the cltlxens of Salem city for
their allotment of $50,000, which will
be forthcoming within a few days.
Defects were found in the ordinan
ces of Lower and Upper Penn's Neck
and Salem city by the Public Utility
Commission, ami slops have hern
nb, ' n ,n have the notices roadver
E.lBsnd, The road is to he pushed to
completion with «11 possible speed.
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President's Suggestion For'
River and Harbor Economy
Delays Proposal
OPPOSE CHANGE
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.—Hepresen
tative Moore, president of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Association, admit
ted yesterday that the Chesapeake and |
Delaware Canal legislation was post
poned by the suggestion of the Presi
dent to avoid taking up new projects
at this session, and the decision of
the rivers and harbors committee lo
yield to the President's wishes,
"We have realised from the begin
ning of this session." said Mr. Moore,
j 'That what are called 'new projects'
would have hard sledding in view
of the administration's economy pro
i gram. We are up against the projects
I already started and upon which work
' must he continued to avoid loss and
foot project on
deterioration. The
the Delaware is on of these, and,
of course, it is important to hold that
project in the bill."
A memorial from the Hoard of
j Trade of Philadelphia, protesting
j against the so-called Shields' bill, for
j the appointment of the clerks of the
Circuit and District Courts of (he
Cnited States by the President instead
of as at present'by the Judges, was
■ Hied in the House by Congressman
Moore.
TRY TRIOI/A SWEETS.
Each box contains Chocolate Cov
ered Pineapple. Strawberries and Hai
I aina, in a stunning box. Special price,
39 eta. the box.
Everyday assorted Chocolates in
wounded!l«V«r Gold and White box. Made
b V (1 >" h ' «PC'ial price. 29 eta. the
pound. DANFORTU'S DEPENDABLE
DRUGS. Market and Second Sts.—A4.
SOLDIERS I> INDOOR MEET.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL,
DELAWARE CITY, Del., Jan. 28.—
interest in athletics at Fort DuPont
has hocn growing rapidly, as a result
of the efforts of'Captain Harry T.
Matthews, who recently announced an
interesting atbleiie program for the
iroops of the roast defenses of the
Delaware,
time is centered on basketball, howl
ing. boxing, wrestling and other in
door sports.
An Indoor meet will he held in I lie
Post Gymnasium at Fori DuPont the
second Tuesday in March, and from
present indications this affair will
eclipse anything of this
held at the fort. *
Interest at the present
kind over
footlights L ure Mary Mannering Again!
ß U f Q n /y jh ose /n fl evv York, She Says
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Mary Mannering, who in 1911. gav* up the stage to become the wife
of Frederick K. Wadsworth, Detroit millionaire, now says she may
return to the stage again. "But only in New York." she adds.
soon
Terribly on Ankles and Arms. Very
Badly Inflamed and Swollen.
Could Not Wear Shoes.
HEALED BYCUTICURA
SOAPAND OINTMENT
•*T had pol»on Ivy on my ankl«« and arm«
which Btarted wiih little watery blisters
and it Itched and burned terribly. Matter I
formed In the little blisters, j
and they would spread in a
big patch like a boll. I
scratched so that the blood
would come, and It would »>«
followed by terrible painlmc.
The parts which were af
fected were very badly in- |
flamed and «wollen and my
ftiot was so had that 1 could
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not woar ray shoo».
"I got a sample of Cutinira Soap and
Olnlmont. T bought more and I only needed
one rake of Cutirurs Soap together with the
Ointment to heal Xhe trouble." (Signed)
John K. Smith, renter. Pa.. Oct. 19, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mall
TYIth 32-p. Birin Book on mjucwt. Ad
dr««» po«t-card "Cutirara, D*pt. T, Boa
ton.** Sold throughout tho world.
Heroy's Coffee
18 c per lb.
Our tol* aim it tn ««tablish cordial
relation* between th« person who has
a food thing and th« peraon who
want« 11.
W« hav« lt-r-you want U. Buy It
now. Hample* Free.
717 Market
STORES.
SPECIALS AT
Johnson & Bro.
STUHLS,
Groceries, Meats
and Provisions,
S, IV. Uor. Se»,
entb and King
Sts. Roth Phones.
Meats and Pro
visions, S05 King
FOR TOMORROW
SL Roth Phones.
20c lb.
Legs of Lamb
TIipro arc guaranteed Genuine Legs of Spring Lamb. No yearling.
Stew Lamb
10c lb.
n«e PER DOZEN
CHOICE SELECTED ERESH WESTERN EGGS
I'l'Rl CUE VMERY TI R RI TTER
3Se PER POIND
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HOME-MADE SAFER KRACT
Sc QCART
7c POI ND
( MOK E EVAPORATED PEACHES
lie 1*0 USD
( HOK E NEW
RI NES
VERY BEST PAPER SHELL M.MONOS
SSc POOD
PURPOSES
( RISCO, EOR ERYING
JJc CAN
« POI NDS EOR «1.00
OLEOM VKUAKINE
E'or ('(Hiking or Tabic Cse.
10 STAMPS WITH \NY OK THE FOLLOWING
ARTICLES}
.5 Cans for 2f><
.3 bottles for
.3 Cans for
.3 Cans for 25e
.3 Cans for 2Sc
.d Cans for 25e
.10c
Libby's Baked Beans ....
Libby's Tomato Catsup .'.
Best Karly June Peas .
Best Cream Sugar Corn .
Solid Packed Tomatoes ......
Spotless Cleanser -...
3 l^arge Rolls Toilet Paper ..
2 Boxes Argo Starch.
Ritter's Apple Butter .
1C
I Pottle Horse Radish
l Moitié -Vinegar .
I Motile Ammonia ....
10c
!5c
.10c
10c
2 ('ans Potted Ham .
1 Bottle Catsup .
*4-lb. Black Pepper .
2 Glasses German Mustard
10c
10c
10e
7e
10c
3 Hi Cans, 20c
The Store for
Particular
Johnson & Bro
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Eggs Lower
Strictly fresh, new laid Eggs, direct from Sussex* farm.
Special
.'15c
Fresh Churned Sussex Farm Butter
Illinois best Tub Rutter.
Jersey Creamery .
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2?e
...25c
G. E. Casper
Sussex Farm Store
D. & A. Phone 5138W.
621 Madison Street
Out of A Job
The careless and ill-trained arc the
first to lose their jobs. Success is
not for them. Employers push for
ward young men and women who
can do their work thoroughly, quick
ly and eo r rcctly.
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for more than a quarter of a century
has trained young people for busi
ness careers. The success of Goldey
methods is due to capable instruc
tors, experience, up-to-dateness and
an interest in each student.
The result is that demand for
Goldey Graduates exceeds the sup
ply.
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Day or evening sessions.
Goldey College
Wilmington, Del
807 Market St.
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Says Rheumatics
Should Not Drink Whisky
Overheat« the Blood and Increases Inflam
mation in Joints and Muscles.
any alcoholic hot
Don't drink whisky
increase the
mi r feet dry,
r. and drink plenty
crate* »Bless y«
a «on y »»f rheumatiitni.
wear woolen
wafer; lemonade la better.
This treatment help*, but if y
want to rid of rheumatlam
painful distress, twisted and aw
and perpetual agony, take
spoonful^ of Rheuma
a conquer*
want
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Keep y
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really
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ollen joints
ne half tea
ce a day.
rheumatism and
•1st ira ;
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prescribed
Rhe
it l* the enemy of both.
(In oiighont America
by broad minded physician* and has released
thousand* from agony, pain and despair.
Hundreds who thought they were crippled
for life are
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it ha* be
and
leading useful liv
helping to support the family.
N. H. Dan forth and drug gists everywhere
sell Kheurna for not more than 50 cents a
bottle, with the understanding that it will
drive every particle of rheumatic poison
from your system or money back.
Come In and Look
THE ELDRIDOE TWO SPOOL
Rotary Sewing Machine.
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NO BOBBINS TO WIND.
$30 «ml up.
$1.00 rash
Machin
mid 50 rout* per
Your opportunity to «et » Genuine While
At the fmlory prie«*.
THE FAMOUS STANDARD ROTARY
Repairs and Part* For All Machine«.
ROCKEFELLER'S
No. 211 West Seventh Street, Near Tatnall.
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Carnegie Says
Save $1 out of
every $5 you earn
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Sample
Clothing
Company
726 Market St.
Goes Him One Better
They save you from $5 to
$15 on every Suit or Overcoat
you purchase, by selling you
SUITS 08 OVERCOATS
WORTH $10 AND $12, AT
9
SUITS OR OVERCOATS
WORTH $15 AM) $IS, AT
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SUITS OR OVERCOATS
WORTH $20 AND $22.50, AT
9
SUITS OR OVERCOATS
WORTH $22.50 AND $25, AT
$1190
Aslt for your favorite
make. We have it.
We have a number o(
Specials in
Trousers
$2 Values, $1.50
$2.50 Values, $2
$4.00 Values, $3
We Can Easily
Save you 5(1% on
Your Raincoat or
Mackinaw.
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The
Sample
Clothing
Company
KING OF ODD LOTS.
726 Market St.
WILMINGTON, t DEL.
M. SHTOFMAN, Prop.
Three Doors Below Eighth.
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