Evening journal. [volume], April 12, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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people who are out while pickings arc
rood It would never do to place tne
Scouts In the first race. They would
»ave so many subscriptions that aU
the banke would be flooded. They Knov
you can get them I ^o you arc oskeq^
to start your campaign on April 27 andj
finish on May 4. This, as In the pre
yious campaigns, gl.os the Scouts the
last week. Remember, that service Is
genuine, sales resulting from your
personal efforts. Don't forget that you
are working for the Government, nôt
playing a star park for yourself. Don't
be too anxious to swell your own ln
llvtdual subscription list as to forget.
that other agencies are also working
for ths success of the Liberty Loan.
Make yourself useful to all the Liberty]
Loan committees. Distribute posters
md literature for tho committees, act|
« as messengers, do anything asked of
ou and volunteer for more. Remem
er that scouting U acrvlcol Read your
manual for Seouls on the Liberty Loan
work, ask your Scoutmaster and Uten
Work. Every Scout should aeo that he
Is registered before attempting to so
IP&HB subscriptions. Only the applies
Mon blanks supplied to tho Scouts by
the Treasury Department, will bo ca
• sopted for credit for work by the
Itouts. Gall at headquarters and g' t
further Information. Every Scout 1»
mooted to do his part. Nothing loss
mon 100 per cent, from every troop Is
|ood.
Scouts, the Third Liberty Loan Is onl
VgnIn we are asked to follow the reap
as gleaners, and scour the city from
io « to house and collect those bonds
A-hich have been overlooked by the
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Dance at the review of the picture at.
Ihe Playhouse. The Beast of Berlin.
Kow there Is a service at Trllnty
ahurch next Sunday. Every Scout that
present at The Playhouse ahould
•how the public that they can alte.id a
servlre at church equally na well as at
the picture. Scoutmasters see that
their troops has a good percentage of
Its members present. Mobilize at tb'
parish house In rear of church, not
later than 7.15 P. M. If possible, the
Liberty Loan medals will bo presented
it that time.
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There were many Scouts In atten
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Battalion Six had a very entertaining
meeting last Tuesday night al the head
quarters of Troop 38, St. Andrew's par
iah house. Captain Kane, of the Cana
dian troops, lectured on the war os he
saw It at the front. Besides members
and officers of the troops, Deputy Com
missioner Quinn, Scout Randolph Bird,
Richmond Troop No. 9. and Executive
Qpccnhawk were present. Thla battal
ion U up to Us eyes In service. They
»re to help the Snellenburg Minstrels
With their after part al The Playhouse,
shortly.
If you know of a little fellow too
young for the Scouts, but very much
Interested, tell him of the Wolf Cubs,
and have him visit a troop where
these have been organized. This is a
little movement to take care of (ho
boys not yet of Scout age, and Is very j
Interesting. If you think you arc loo
old to be a Scout, have your scoutmas- ]
ter organize a NVolf Cub Pack and you 1
be the pack leader. Some fun I
A funny little article, vary appropri
ate to some Scoqts and especllaly good
•t this time, was found Hi ths 'toout !
Scribe from Altneda county, Cal. When t
» snail gets excited and shifts into high
gear and steps on the gas aud uses every |
• atom of power he's got, he makes a
•peed of ten feet a day and thinks he's
breaking all records. Ho doesn't real
ise that a million (jther creeping thiriBs.
crawling, walking, am getting further
In an hour than he does In a month
Likewise, some so-called Scouts don 1
*»allzc how alow they are going. Some
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Best Service
Amé Larg«il Stock in Delation
Gewehr Piano Co.,
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LIBERTY BONDS
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Scouts think If they attain to second,
th . t al
They don t réalité that *
regular Scout should be a second-class,
Srout wlthln slxty d4 >' 8 * flPr P M ? ,n *|
his tenderfoot examination, ninety days
later should b** peeking: hi* tlr»t-clai»f*
nnaW AU ii should thereafter qualify for
merit badges at the rate of one a month,
This I* a reasonable pane, hut now
many Scouts keep In sight of its dust?
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The Scout play of Troop No. 2, which
(was to have been hrtil at the Old
svwlc» parish house, last Tuesday, was
postponed until Tuesday of next week,
0 n account of an auto accident to the
y, out Commissioner and his family.
Mr. Mellery escnrtPd without a scratch,
l. at his wife met with severe Injurie»,
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Scout .lack Alfano, of Troop No. 79.
luanhaitan, N. V , is missing. He Is hi
years old, 5 feet 3 Inches tall, black
hair end brown eyes. He" wore i blue
R t,irt and suit, brown hat and soft, c< l
j, ir . black shoes. Any information as
to his whereabouts will be appreciated
by Ills parents, »I No. Old L. tilth street.
^ew York City.
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<s ( v,,it» are asked to look for a little
white poodle with brown ears, bad
t„ e th and answers to tho name of
p a t»ey. When last seen was near
Ninth and French streets. Mrs. Hier
, r)lll die owner, will pay a reward lor
|,) S paiim. bcoul£, gel busy and find
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class rank In a year from the Christmas
after they "Joined." that they are speed
bur.'p -s
Troop No. 1. New Castle, met Monday
evening, at 7 o'clock. The total sum
of NVar Savings Stamps Is $223.22. but
a larger sum Is expected to be sold by
nfx t Monday evening. A prominent clli
rPn bas offered to the boys and girls
wbo eo j| (,(, e m ost' I.ilxrly Bond» of
( bc jujrd Liberty Loan, u War Saving»
stamp. y n Monday last a number of
s co uls took a hike and had a good
u, n0- Scribe, Earle Wcggemann.
Troop No. 8 held Its weekly meeting
last Friday evening. In charge of Senior
Patrol Leader Boyd. Four Scouts, Boyd,
Gibbons, Klrkenback and Dutches, re-!
eelved their fourth year bur for (heir
100 per cent, duty badge. Ben Blat
man received his second year bar.
letter was read to the troop from one of
our boys who has a star in our aar-1
vice flag and his name on our roll of
honor. He is Frank MeCaully, former)
hospital steward of the troop. The let
ter reads as follows:
Los Angeles, Cal,
Dear Fellow Scouts;
I sure enjoy the life In the array end
April 3. I*».
VVe Give Yellow Trading Stamps
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Continuing the Sale of those
Wonderful $35 and $37.50
SUITS at $25
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Many women who bought these suits Wednesday are
sending their friends in daily. They are the best values we
ever had in the store and represent a very special purchase in
all-wool poplins, serges and gabardines in over a dozen dif
ferent models and in all colors. Also a number of our high
grade suits from regular stocks at this price.
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The very finest assortment in the city, according to
the verdict of hundreds of pleased customers. They are
shown in all wool velours, gabardines and poplins in every
color that's wanted and in scores of different models. Also
coats of popular military cloth in trench models at the two
prices.
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spring colors and shades, in excellent quality pure silk
poplin. Special mention is a beautiful model with pleated
skirt and embroidered vestee effect All sizes.
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Beautiful Tub
Beautiful Hand Made
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MILLINERY
$3.98 - $4.98 - $5.98
Waists
for
S tout Figures
Wonderful creations, produced in our own
workrooms, assuring you of that Individuality
that is so much to be admired In a hat. A won
derful assortment of the newest shapes, shades,
$3
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Shown in several
pretty models and
cut in a manner that
will give the stout fig
ure a stylish, youth-'
ful appearance.
Shown in b.ack and
white only.
etc.
Miscellaneous Specials
A special lot of entirely new style B. & B. House Dresses
that other stores ask $2.25 for, will be closed out
$1.50.
\V. B. and American Lady Corsets in coutil and batiste in
newest sty'es; special at $1.25.
Fine cambric petticoats, some with 15-inch imported em
broidery flounce; special at $1.00.
Pure silk gloves, 2-clasp, blank, white and tan; special at
In the quality
tomorrow at
Other
Waists
regular
sizes are shown in
very fine georgette,
In scores of stunning
models and in every
wanted new shade. !
Priced very special,
at $3.00.
In all
69c.
Genuine French Kid Gloves, in all colors; special at $2.00,
Iwanta brand Rompers in chambray and ginghams; spe
dal, 65c.
Children's Dresses, entirely new spring line; greatest
values we ever offered; over 60 styles for selection; every want
ed color and combination, $1.25 to $5.00.
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224-226 Market St.
Open Daily 8.30; Cioae 6 P.M.; Open Saturday Evenings TUI 10 O'clock.
what makes me like It more. I have
been promoted to sergeant, which la all
oceii Iiruino -u » . . ..
due to the drilling and Instruction re
eelvcd In little old Troop No. . It la
Imposslble for mo to exprass my gratl
tude to I ho troop and Mr. Filei«iiig, be
cauae U I» too great When 1 mil town
fp?m r 'there' to St
fîî.i^Ma then to cSmml.ua Ohio'
H^rin^ mal?nlaeoIn Nehraaka
then to a ama t i place m ly.iirntaa, io
Fnrt Bliss, and I am now rousting out
hero In the Golden state. Just before
;l left Nebraska we were ordered to
France, but the day before the bo>«.
left l was ordered Seoul to Fort Bbs»
as a machinist. Of course I enlisted as
Î ÄTnlrt u" So" who "
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j pick and »hovel, but anyhow I dont ,
want to corn» nom»,
So long bunon.
(Slgnedl FICV.K MeCAULLY
Machinist U. 8 Aviation School.
| gerlbe. Butcher.
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Troop No. 9 held Us regular meeting
on Tuesday night, April 2 There wer.'
three now members voted Into thei
troop to whom Fritz gavo a good wol
i coming apeocti. As April 18 Is our fourth
anniversary, we arranged a program
f 0r entertainment that evening, at i
g o'clock.
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Troop No. 1?'» meeting was called to
orrfir hy Mr. «.lulnn. After giving ns
b v,- manuals, with Instructions for the
'rirt r ,i Liberty Loan, he proposed a rldej
f 0l . cycle patrol to Newark. After
watching the two new boys put through
(heir Underfoot tests »ml playing a few
games, the meeting was dismissed. Fat
urday afternoon the cycle patrol took
r 'lrte to Newark. NVe got them Ini
u m e to see their Liberty Loan parade
g C out Richardson got a few cans of
|, Kana which were thrown out of an
au t 0 j us , ahead of us. With tho beans
Bn( j a ri) jij i> we had a line meal. NVe
H taycd (n Newark about an hour and a|
half, then started for home. On the
way b ack Seoul Richardson's
petals came off and he had (o walk]
f rorn Stanton to Rlchsrdson Park. V
Newport Mr. Quinn had a puncture and
j,ad to walk from Newport to Rlcbard
sùn park. But on tho whole wo bad)
u BOUl j time,
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Scribe NVlllard Hill,
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Troop No. $0 n*la Iti rEffuiar
lAKt ThnrMiav with mill« a full att»*n
msi imirwwir Wim UUII.O ^ n
aance. Wo tojkf'a on tnc Tnnn ?iamp
campaign and the Third Liberty Loan
After this wo drilled. Mr. Burke gavei
us new commands which many of ourl
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Having secured much more commodious offices
on Market street and being settled In Same, l am
now ready to fit you with glasses al the same
reasonable prices. I have a large waiting room,
a fine examination room and a light, airy »hop
In which I do my own grinding I have had
twenty years' experience in jour midst.
PASSED THE DELAW ARE- STATE BOARD EXAMINATION AND AM
IN EVERY WAY QUALIFIED TO GIVE YOU SATISFACTION.
You are all cordially Invited to come In and inspect my new
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Formerly at 111 W.Hh St.
Optometrist end Optician.
919 Market Street
new member» had a hard time learning.
Many of the older Seoul» had these
commands before. Attention, boys of
Troop No ^ he on hand next Thurs
j a y e vcnlng, without any delay, If pos
8ib j e Help kcpp our rr p 0 rts high. 1
Scribe Clarence Roney. |
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Troop»No».23 and 38 held their meet- 1
Inga together «s Troop* No. 23 la making
tdl^elr home with Troop No. 38 for a
... .. s „ arnnn explained to the
. a that It Is possible to win the war
. . heraus« it would keep the
I *ood~solrlt While we were
boys In *oo4pl„edlhrough
' n l w awked them for a talk
not oratw». but
Sd of severaf little Incident, of the
present war, which was very Inlercal
a " d nppreci „i ? ^ by the boys. The
meeting closed about 2.30 o'clock. Boys,
turn «,.» t 0 u,„ nt>1 t meeting
turn OUI 10 me next m _tmg 1
Scribe Homer H. Vincent.
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Troop No. 28 had Its weekly meeting
last Tuesday night, al Us headquarters
After the regular routine, tome an
nouncoments were made. These were
that on next Wednesday there would boi
a hike upon which those wishing to.
are to pass their tests. Everyone Is to
be on time, at MO, when we leave. On]
the last hike everyone enjoyed them-'
»elves and were glad that they had
gone along with us. On Sunday the
boys ushered at the Queen Theatre, as
slating tho Liberty Loan committee. On
this Sunday the boys are to meet and
attend the services which the Scouts of
Wilmington are to attend. NVe will
meet three-quarters of an hour before
the time set to be al the church. Tho;
toy» are working in the Liberty Loan
campaign and they have great hope».
They are also very enthusiastic about
the NVar Pavings Stamps campaign,
After the announcements w» had a
stiff drill. Several new members wore)
brought in and that means that » few
of tho old dead men will bo dropped.
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ECKAANS
FOR THROAT AND LUNDS
l!#f In mmv iu'til» and cKronu- can«®.
i^rovM**» in form, a ba*io r^m*
Ulxhly ivcomrrtniM by nnl«nr«w Om
Ulna no harmful 4ruia. Try them today,
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50 ccalt * box . including war tax
r»r ««i. br »u dr..»»!»*«
W*** i^bomtor»-. ruu*ueipui»
PalHum fomtwMin.l that will brin» rm*
So watch out, it may he you.
naalum at 7.30 o'clock, for its weekly
meeting. Troop No. -23. aecomp.inl"d
by Scout Executive Orecnhawk and the)
Scoulmaalor of Troop No. 21 attended
our meeting for the evening. The even
In* was apcnt llatenlng to
Mr. Trapnell telling us about live m<an
ing of Good Friday. NVe Scouts wer'. 1
silting on the door. In a semi-circle.
ahd the Rev. Mr. Trapnell was In thei
middle, also sitting upon Hie door,
looked like Indians sitting around the
Ire after dark. Three boys enrolled,!
making twenty-two Scouts and candi
date»,
The seventh battalion took a hike Pal
brday, having Deputy Commissions
williams ss hike master. We started
from the north side of Washington
slwt Br(f1 ^ about rl9 o . 0locU . rr
there we went to the Rockland Scout
cabin Here we rested for a little while
an(J 80me of tho i, oyH took tests. NVe
came back the same way we went and
were back bv 7 o'clock.
' Scribe Bobcrt Wood,
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Troop No. 26 held its regular meeting
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Troop No. 38 met at St. Andrew s gym
Scribe Joseph Breuer.
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Flörsheim Shoes
For Men
Flörsheim Shoes
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Here is the toe you have been
looking for and the shade of
tan you desire. These are good
shoes and come in high or low
cuts.
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50, $6
Nelson Shoe Co.
$4; $5, $5.
$3.50,
Children's -
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Boys*
Good Shoes
422 MARKET ST.
Over 50 Year»
In Business
The Credit Jewelers
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A Continuance of This
Great "Special
On Sale Saturday
50c a Week
5Cc a Week
On the
Seve-a-Diamond
Plan
On the
Scoe'tx-Diarnond
Pian
HESE exquisite rinps are of
more than usual interest ut
Rga this time when people are so
1' ..iJi, d es i r ous of finding safe securi
ties. Becaugf of their steady increase in
valufr -and the ease with which they can be
convertea Into cash, Diamonds posses» all
of the desirable qualities of profitable in
vestments
The etones are radiant, pure-white and
full of life; the mo«rrtn<çs are of 14-kt.
•olid gold—ladies' and gv-tlemen's style».
If at any time you desire .1 'arger stone
we will allow you full purchase price in
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last Friday night w ith ScoutmaatarI
practiced, games filled the evening. Say,!
fellows, that's the spirit. Every mem-1
|, Pr on lime at 7 30 sharp Get thei
bon elU of (he daylight saving plan,
„ hlch CKtra tlm(J for drIUlng,
and outdoor games. Get
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t?ch%ffer In charge. The attendance of
this mertlng "•»» of the best. After]
drilling, signaling and first aid were ;
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OH! THAT AWFUL BACKACHE
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
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and misery which follow, may be prévaut
| e d i>y artUuary judgment nml car». K««i>
i y „„ r »tomaoh mul ki.lnrr» in »hnp* and
I TOU win hava good health. The kidney»'
om,„ tk ., ,0 ,3, 0 « l mot
j t«r* which enter the body If they per
f"rm thla w rk regahiriy ami automctl
®H>er organa will take care of
U DUr«.' *' condition« of the bladder or
; kido^y» ai * inii«at«Mj by n» rvous«nc«» t
j jjeepiwsn««, that tlfjd. wnrnout filing,
i in VÄÄr abdomen".
many Ho-cuilra "Mmole troubles," never®
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some pep. All members who haws failed
at the next meeting,
dues every night.
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thrift stamps'
Liberty Bonds?
good attendance at the meeting thla
Friday, al 7.30.
Scribe Chailc» Calloway.
to register, do so
don't forget your
Don't be a delinquent. Swell the treaa
Hovv about your work on the
Are you selling any
Gel busy. Let's have
pnin and
quant or »oppressed i>u.«»go».
arc nature'» »Ipnols to warn you of dl»
euaed kWnev. or bladder, which may lead
«user U upon y.«.
Go to your druggist at once. Get a trial
hux of GOLD MUriAl- Haarlem oil t ap
»™ made S/.,''îbe'kinà yo?r
gAm-grandfatuV* .me". Ah'm two cap
puIps onrh day will k«*ep you tooja up
»nd tceHijjr One. Money ,ïîî».5? e tl iak for
tbe n ?inp®rt»I # OOLl) t MEDAL'Vrînd*
package».
dluromfort when urinating,
bloodr. Cloudy aud stringy urine, too fr*
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