Evening journal. [volume], March 03, 1916, Page 10, Image 10

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

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Milady Likely to Corner
Spring Crop lor Her
Millinery Decoration
SETTING WILL 1SR
MOST ELABORATE
BV MAKE! \ BET >1ASOV
(Written for the United Friss.)
"Can »he make a cherry pie, Hilly
boy, Billy boy ?"
"Now really that's a question very
silly.
Ml the cherries green and red,
She is wearing on her head
In a cap-a-pie effect," says little I
Billy.
NEW YORK. March ?.. A c-horry
may play it three ways and still bet
■well placed—I d a pie, a cocktail or on)
milady's bonnet. All three are ideal I
settings for n cherry, but naturally |
the third is the charm. Just as every)
cloud has a silver lining, so does |
every smart spring hat have Its lirstj
fruits ami (he cherry is the favo.it*'
of the bunch. Dame Fashion is mas-'
querading as Pomona. In consequence,'
every peach topped with a few • her-'
ries, goes around looking like a mlxml
fruit salad. It's quite all right if the
peach coniines the cherries that go to
her head to the ones on iter hat. If,
she lets th" cherries in a cocktail go,=
to her head loo she is apt to l'ok
more like u eompole. See Webster s
Unabridged
•'Compotc : A combination of stew-j
ed fruit." The shapes of the new j
hats running little high crowned rf-:
frets without brims, or lltc fetching
little Directoire bonnets.
\ ci ( prêt* ily to the
habit. Following the cherry, the ft-)
lend Uiem
chcrrv I
vorite fruits for iuits are green and [
purple grapes, peaches, plums, straw- 1
be rries, oranges, lemons and apples j
fbr daughters of Eve. Some of the!
big. flat "irrten hats have an array
of fruit around fie.r (In', pla'r-llke
brims. Ill ir v h id - »Ions glow ing i
-r irST-jiTS'iS
the Dago's pushcart display. )
But whv serateli the i*s' of the 57j
varieties off the sartorial' menu?
Surely a Cassaba Chapeau, a Banana !
Bonnet or a Pineapple Picture Hat|
•would h» tasty little headpieces f«i j
the fruitful fashions.
Just to what lengtlis can frul'H to!
Is best answered by the fact that not
only do they grow on spring millinery.)
but on parasols, hags, umbrella ban- I
dies, neck ruffs, hells, sash ends,
jacket lapels, blouses, fro< ks. negll-1
pees and even lingerie arc clusters of)
them grafted. I
The new lawns, organdies and I
spring silks are printed In fruit de
signs and even the newest Jewelry
preserve» the peach, the plum, the'
cherry and the grape In gold and
platinum, in enamel and precious
m.
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Verily, an up-to date peach /'
cbeii v lia and a pear of lemon kid
gloves according to the currant modes.I
vnuid never be a gooseberry In nn\
crowd. Rather Is she (hr apple of j
every male eve, with nil of them plum !
crazy ilxmi I-, r !
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BEI. A U IRE (TTY MITES,
1 I III EVENING -KH R N AI.. I
DELAWARE CITY. Del.. March 3.—
Mrs. Andrew j. Brown, who has been 1
HI for live weeks, was taken to the.
Delaware Hospital Wednesday where
ahe will undergo treatment.
An oyster supper will bo given in 1
the chapel of the M, E. Church Tues
day evening. March 7, for the bene 111
of the church.
F. C.
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Warner, assistant engineer
of the War Department, has returned
from a trip to Fortescne, Atlantic
; Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
j Drink a glass of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.
Life
is not merely to live, but tu
live well, eat well, digest well, work
well, sleep well, look well. Wiiat a
glorious condition to attain, am] yet
how xery easy it Is if one will only!
edopt the morning inside hath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul)
fon.Ttie nastv breath, acid stomach, i
can. instead, feel as fresh as a daisy )
by opening the sluices of the system
ear)
morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether allir.-, sbk or|
K- Well, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot'
Water with a teaspoonful of limestone i
phosphate in it
«ton
1° wash from the
;b. liver, kidneys and bowels ibr
»■ ?rr iOUB • indigestiiiir waste
bile and poisenous toxins
cleansing.
bout
thUK
sweetcnir.T and purifying
the entire alimentary canal belorc
putting more food into th- stomach.!
The action of hot water and limestone
on an empty stomach Is!
v illy
invigorating.
ït clear a
cut all the sour fermentations, gases
iras I
«Bd acidity and givcsH
splendid apn?tite for breakfast. W.-ile
you are enjoying your breakfast the
; Water and phosphate is quietlv
I tractiug a large volume of water from'
i the blood and getting ready for a
I thoi*ough flushing of all the inside or
one a
ex
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The millions of people who arc
» bothi rod with constipation, bilious
K. *pel!s. stomach trouble, rheumatism
others wh> have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are
Urged *o gel a quarter pound of lime
Bfonc phosphate from .the drug store
' which will rosi very little, but Is
sufflolont to make anyone a pro
nounced crank on the subject of in
ternai sanitation.
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«arment» to he worn beneath saucy, hip-length coats
In the wardrobe which the Kashi m An League of America Is preparing
for the "spripg maid" I saw many smart little vests, none
prettier, however, than this one of soft suede Emerald green, worn with a
stilt of treen gray gaberdine.
those gaudy
In spring, fair maid, direct your thoughts toward vests
of them
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neeled with the engineer department,
The Ladies* Aid Society of the St.
u.cm-ge Methodlsi Episcopal Church
■net at Hie home of the president, Mrs.
noon.
I'd ward Lester, Sr,. Wednesday after
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Mr. and Mrs. James hkoliington.
Washington,
visiting friends bere,
home,
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D. C.. who wave
have returned j
John Boyer has been appointed
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simple Inexpensive
Itemed) Cheeks
Earl) Tendency t» Constipation.
the young Mother the necessity for
regularity in her lialiy, which brings
up the question of the most desirable 1
laxative for children's use.
Mrs. Jesse Richardson, Phllpot, Ky., ]
says she has used Dr. Caldwell's |
Syrup Pepsin for the past year und j
'hat there is no medicine in the world j
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constipation In thousands of homes
throughout the laud. Onig Stores
everywhere sell it for titty cents a
bottle. Get B bottle "I Ibis excellent
remedy, and have it In the house.
A trial bottle, free of charge, can be
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with this:
Coffee
Selected for quality, blended
for taste and roasted daily.
Our l*ride, 25c per tb.
25 Yellow Stamps.
Delmarvia Blend. 30c per lb.
30 Yellow Stamps.
One half of these
given m pink or purple stamps;
or with each pound, coupons re
vr-^S dccmablc for 42 piece Homer
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Bow udy's (Might *J5e a pound.
Ehe pounds 41.15.
Primant» Brand. 22c a pound.
Ehe pounds. 41.00.
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lock-tender in place of James Iltis
fell, who resigned to accept a position
as agent here, for the Krleescn Line
Company, which position was made
vacant by the resignation of Thomas
J. Clark.
MR. TUNIS GOES SOUTH.
\\ . II. TmiiH, chief industrial agent of
tile tinier mid Foods Fruduets Bureau,
(lie Adams Express Company, luis
or three weeks'
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obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Cald
well 451 Washington St., Monl.ello,
MR. CARPENTER HEADS
CHRISTIAN WORKERS
The Christian Workers* langue, at it
meeting held last
•veiling in the $nn-|t),e
day school room of the First Presbyter
ian Church, elected ollieers t
until .lime as follows; The Uev. F.
Carpenter, pastor of the lirandywiiie M'
K. < Inireli. president : fhe'RPt. 51.' it.
Stein, .(. I toss Stonesifcr and .f. 1%
Ilnnsberger. vice-presidents, .und Joseph
ll. Hums, secretary anil treasurer
Ilarrv E. I.ink. superintendent of li.ej
\venue Hupiist Church. was
if the personal
\V. W. Walls,
I )el:i ware
appointed
work
*im i rumn *
mminit toe:
of
Ross Wholesale and
Retail Millinery Co.,
625 MARKET STREET
WILMINGTON'S POPULAR PRICE STORE
Advance Styles in Spring
Millinery Now Showing
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As usual we are the leaders in popular price millinery, and here you can see all the newest
styles and shapes trimmed and untrimmed to suit the most critical.
Our styles are exact copies of New York and Paris most exclusive milliners,
will repay you. Huy here and save money.
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MILAN HEMP HATS.
TRIMMED HATS.
Most wonderful as-
sortment. Exquisite de-
signs, Iieautifully trim-
med.
LISERE H ATS.
The glossy kind. Very
popular.
HEMP HATS.
Very new with lisere
edge. All colors.
Beautiful shapes.
%
$2.98
98c
$1.49 to $2.49 $ 1.49 lo $ 3 . 9 $
Six New Shapes.
Large Variety Shapes.
SATIN HATS. SAILORS, TRICORNE. TURBAN
89c
39c UP
GOURA F ANCIES, ALL THE RAGE
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29c UP
FLOWERS, FANCIES, RIBBONS, QUILLS
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New York, Phila., Wilmington, Trenton, Easton
Woolens Are Going Up—Dyes Are Scarce and Costly .
Save a Lot of Money By Buying Clothes Now
$30 SUITS $15
$20 SUITS $10
$40 SUITS $20
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HALF
PRICE
SALE
OVERCOATS, $10, $15, $20
Woolens are at the highest point in years; dyes are scarce at any price. Clothes are going to cost
a great deal more next Fall and Winter, and fabrics as good as these we are now selling will be hard
to get. But we are holding to our policy and will close out these fine suitings and overcoatings —
all tested woolens, all made with the old reliable dyes, guaranteed fast colors—at the advertised
prices. It will be a long time before you can again buy such splendid Suits and Overcoats for $10,
$15 and $20—made to measure, guaranteed to fit, and well tailored in the very latest styles. Now's
the time to order. No more at half price after this sale ends. __ _ _
MORTON C. STOUT & CO
- TAILORS
•y 826 MARKET STREET .
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. M.
l nion M. K. < linrih, rliaiiuuoi of *be)
ooinmitee on Christian growth, an.lj
Joseph S. Hamilton, an older in tl.«j
First Presbyterian Clnirrh, and presi-1
dent of the" Law ami -Order Society, an-'
perintendent of the committee of civic
work.
Several present added their names to
members' roll, and the
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Member» of the Friendship Fire
Company, at a meeting last night, se
lected Isaac Darlington as candidate
varions com
mittees ami super intend eats of eoinmit
•rvcj.tees will gel their werk under way to
have a rousing meeting for the (irst
Thursday evening of next month.
IHRLIMITON TO BE
MKCOyjl EIIIE CHIEF.
for the position of second assistant
flre chief. Mr. Darlington received 17
votes, while Harvey
ceived 16. Joseph Smith withdrew.
from the Contest.
The Union Fire Company will select
a member on next Monday evening to
be liVe chief for the ensuing term.
Edward A. Donohoe, of tfe Wash
ington Company, war selected as
first assistant chief by his company
some time ago. The annual election
of officers will be held next mouth.
Tazewell
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Washington Dodge. No. 1, Knights of
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Pyth as. on next Monday w ill confer
nOIIK MOW 1*1 TH IA AS.
the rank of knight on the candidate»]
who were not present the last time
that rank was conferred. They expect
to have a new class ready in a few
weeks.
NEW TREATMENT FOR
SWOLLEN VEINS
Swollen veins are dangerous an*
often burst. Sufferers are advised to
get a two-ounce, original bottle of
Rmerald Oil (full strength) at any
pharmacist and start to reduce this
veins and bunches at once.
1'hyslcians recommend Rmerald Oil :
It is used in hospital practice and •
small bottle will last a long time, be
cause it is very concentrated. Apply
night and morning with the soft brush
•* directed until the swelling Is re
dured to normal.
It Is so marvelously powerful that
swollen glands and even goitrs disap
pear when used steadily.
N. B. Danfortb. Market and Second
streets can always supply you.