Evening journal. [volume], November 21, 1922, LATE NEWS EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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NEW CASTLE, Nov. 21.—The nr
gantzatlon of a male Glee Club, eom
posed of residents of this city and
vicinity, was effected last evening, by
the election of James T. Challenger,
» president; George W. Kc»!e*. vice
president; William J. McOrory, sec
retary and treasurer, and Major C.
L. Williams, of ihe officers reserve
corps, musical director.
The meeting was held in the High
k School assembly room, with 22 men
present. Following the election of of
tirera a constitution was adopted. It
provides that all member/ must he
* residents of New Caatle and vicinity,
above 1« years of age. It was voted
k tht nam» of the club «hoilld be the
Xew Cattle Olee Club. It was decided
% to hold weekly meeting* in the as
sembly room ea<rh Monday evening
to begin at 7.30 o'clock.
Several young women tolk have
decided not to be outdone by fhe
male inhabitant* and will endeavor
So form a "Women's Glee Club." The
arrangements will be completed for
the first meeting in the next few
'day*.
^ began spitting blend Sunday and is
'thought to" be m a serious condition,
Harry Sharp is erecting a two
»«tory addition to the rear of his
The
* tory s ot conafete block nrl
the second of frame construction,
John Tower la doing thé carpenter
who was in
Sylv**t*r Tidwell.
lured Saturday night being run over
*by an automobile, thought ttj have
been operated by Contractor Nath
aniel Watson, was taken yesterday.
*tn the DslaMrt Hospital, Wilmlng
ton In the Good Will ambulance. He
* work. Mr. Sharp 13 doinff th* con
Crete work.
« Mr. and Mrs. Jamc* Howell moved
from Clark street to the Thoma*
Leonard property at Seventh and
Clymer street Mr. and Mr*. Leon
* ard moved into the house on Dela
ware street, they recently purchased
from the Rev. John R. Hendrix, who
* with hi* daughter. Mi*» Margaret.
% moved to Wilmington.
The water an I 'light commissioners
* Ihi ve notified consumers to u*e the
water supply as sparing y as pos
* Fib'e as necessary changes in the
piping at the plant will not be com
pletwl for !h» n ext few days.
This changing of the pipci is the
. cause of low pressure. The work will
probably be completed tomorrow.
turned to normal présure.
At the monthly business session of
% the Water and Li?ht Commissioner*
yesttrday ifterno n Superintendent
rrj/r r^P'»rted *h» electric*»l con
. r.fjmption for October. 30.4*0 kilo
ater consumption
wait*, and the
f(*r the same period 9.335,200 gral
w Ion*.
It was decided to defer the in
gtallatinn of the a inch lyater main
* on Delaware srreet fr >m the Strand
to the Wharf, until the InstaJation
of the aerating system is completed j
WOMEN! 0YEIÏ
NEW Fi 1.1C
Draperies
Gingham*
Stockings
Evarythlng
Skirts
Waists
Coats
Dresses
Kimonas
Curtains
Sweaters
Coverings
Diamond Dyes
"Diamond Dyes"—no other
% Buy
kind—and follow the simple direc
Don't won
tions In every packagî.
y!er whether you can dye or
successfully, because perfect home
dy?ing Is guaranteed with Diamond
•Dyes even
before.
whether th » material you wish to
* dye is wool or silk, or whether it 1* i
linen, cotton, or mixed Rood*. Dia
streak, spot.
tint
if you have never dyed
Just iell your druggist,
mond Dyes never
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Hard common sense is the
thing wanted in considering
the opening of a Savings Ac
count. Hard common sense
is the thing needed to keep
that account, once started.
In a healthy condition by
regularity of deposits. Apply
hard common sense to the
problem and watch results.
4% INTEREST PAID ON
AIL DEPOSITS
Money lo loan nt fi% on
Approved First Mori gages.
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SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY
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I at the local water plant. The system,
was thought to have been completed
several days ago and water was turn
er) on. but It was found several
! changes would have to be made in
I the piping and valve settings.
A 4-inch water meter has been;
ordered and will be installed the
first of next week. Bill* to the
ordered paid,
I amount of »412 were
A " soon Äs lho «Tating system is In
x V orkir>s order several samples of
water to be taken irum the sprays
when thrown at various height* will
| be chemically analysed to determine
the amount of other materials need
sd to make the water fit for htrmon
tnd plant consumption.
Joseph Clendaniel, formerly cm-,
ployed as clerk for Bobert Newlyn.
• sustained a broken leg yesterday by
failing from the stoop of the Old
Loman Hotel property. ?finth and
j young street*. He was taken to the]
netware Hospital in the Good Will
ambulance,
Fourth street. Is
home through illness.
The unit leaders of the Methbdlst
.Church will meet in
parlors at the
ing. The leaders will plan for ae
live duties during the evangelistic
campaign, w hich begins in
| church on Sunday morning,
Rev. George W. Cook and party
evangelist«, are expected to arrive
the latter part of the week.
Th'-re will he three preliminary
Miss Maggie W. Gordon, of West
confined to her
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mid
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f the
cloee
week prayer service tomorrow even
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Th*
cottage prayer service* held at the
Thursday
the
home* of member* on
evening, in preparation for
campaign.
Mayor LeRoy Harvey, of
mington. will address the Current
Wil
Events Class at the New Castle Cen
2i39 o'clock.
Lausatt
tury Club parlor* at
Friday afternoon.
Roger* will present a musical pro
added feature for the
Mr*.
gram a* an
afternoory Tea will he *erved.
M;ke Catrona. driver of one of the
running over It on Delaware street
near Sixth street. It was testified
that Catrona did not stop to s»c
if he had done any damage.
The ' Blue Hen ' Girl Resert
the .y. \v. C. A . have completed
arrangements for a party to he glv
< n :n 'be old Town Halt. Thurs
Vew castle-Wllmington buses, was
last evening for violations of the
m ntnr vehicle laws, on Saturday,
, „ h en ho badly maimed the dog be
longing to Major C. L. William*, by
fined $2 and co*ts by Mayor Pram
day evening.
ed.
William Wipf is constructing
concrete top # ce*spool at the resi
dence of Former President of Coun
cil John T. Stoop*, on East Third
street.
Mr. end Mr*. Warner Gnre mov
ed from Clayton street to the George
McKnltt
Ea.t^Third
property on
s reel, ye.sterday.
Industry Council. Jr. O. U. A. M
leet in Masonic Temple at S
pm
o'clock this evening
The Good Will band will hold It
weekly rehearsal in the Good Wi
flrP house parlors at 8 o'clock this
evening.
Miss Carrie L. Gemmill. worthy
malron 0 f Caesar Rodney Chapter,
rp| K niini/ il i n
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and Says She Now Is
Like New Woman
HAD STOMACH AND
KIDNEY TROUBLES
"I Just felt miserable all the time
before I took your Plant Juice but
since I have taken this remedy. I 1
am Jike a new woman." declared
Mr«. S. L. Muffley. of 325 West
Canal street,' Williamsport. Pa.,
while talking with The Plant Juice
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Man came," Mrs. Muffley continued. |
"In a few day* I saw a testimonial j
that had been given by a woman
I kjiew and who lives In a nearby :
city and I wrote to this Indy and '
asked her about Plant Juice. Sh» i
answered my letter and said Plant
Juifce was fine and advised me to try
It by all means.
"My stomach was In, such bod
condition that my food would sour
within ten minutes, after I had
eaten it and then gas would form
and I would bloat badly. I would !
suffer terrible pain because of the j
My kidneys were badly dis- \
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ordered and gove me a lot of trou- I
ble, especially during the night, for !
I would have to get up 10 or 12 ]
times. My liver "was inactive; com—|
plexion was sallow and I just felt ■
miserable constantly.
"I tried many remedies but none ;
of them helped me and 1 had about
given up all hope when my friend j
wrote me about Plant Juice ^nd I.J
started taking this medicine. The
truth Is that Plant Juice has made !
a new woman but of me because I 1
can now eat the heaviest kind of
,<^mpal and not suffer the lenst bit
■«f trouble afterward. I sleep sound
iy now. My complexion has cleared
tip. I think Plant Juice is the great
est medicine on the market and I'm
only too gad to recommend it to
everybody." '
Plant Juie is sold In Wilmlng
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by E. Challenger £ Son; in New-,/
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port by C. B. White; In Newark by
W. E Brown.—(Adv.)
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FARMERS BADLY
IN NEED OF RAIN
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The prolonged drought will no j
| doubt mean a serious loss to farm
| era throughout the state, according i
{to reports today. While there have 1
rainfalls during the
been several
past three months, not enough rain
' has fallen to replenish the wells
and aid laie crops. Wheat has suf
fered most. The greatest danger
according to the farmers, is that
freesing weather wilt set in before
there is a heavy rain.
Until the present time the wnter
supply in this city has not been
i affected. However many wells are
dry. In some rases farmer* have
to hatiK water from the creeks for
household purposes.
The"Weather Bureau holds out no
hope of early rain. In many *ec
tlons throughout Pennsylvania con
ditlons are even worse than here.
Many mill* in that State dependent
on water for tj^elr operation, will f
h a ve to shut down, it is eaid.
order of Ka>tern Stor, who repre
sented the vhapter at the Triangu
lar convention at Washington. I). C.,
laat week, ha* returned home.
S Hickman Hewitt, of near Rose
Hill, it» enjoying several day*' gun
ning a* the guest of Mr. and Mr*.
W. S. CoUi*on. of Clayton.
Mi** Cassia McCue, of the Hotel
Louise, who spent the week-end with
relative*.
Philadelphia
home yesterday. ,
returned
RUN DOWN PEOPLE
NEED RICH BLOOD
Y OU never heard a doctor sav. i
"He is all run down, but his blood
is pure and rich."
The best thing—the biggest thing—
that Gude's Pepto-Mangan does ;« to
purify and enrich your blood. Then
those weary, run down, dragged out
feelings will disappear, and the oldtime
vim and "pep" come hack again. Get
Gude's Pepto-Mangan today.
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Pepto-Mangan
Tonic and Blood En richer
At your druggists—liquid or tablets,
as you prefer.
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all-wool fabrics that have taken a
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cloth and fur in a rarely distinctive manner.
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Silk and Cloth
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Every new fashion thought in dresses for
afternoon and informal wear. Cleverly
trimmed with garnitures, embroidered and
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PRESENTS ORGAN TO
Special to The Evening Journal.
EI.KTON, Md„ Nov. 21.—Mrs.
Elsie DeVallnger Cameron wife Of
Paul Cameron, of Elkton. died in
Union yoepital. yesterday, after a
long illness. She was the daughter of
Mr*. Indiana M. DeVallnger of Klk
ton Mte la eurvlved by bei
mother and on* brother, Har/y De
Vallnger.
The Maryland Conservation Com
mission has appointed W. E. Thomp
son, of pear Elston, a deputy game
warden for Cecil my.
The new Namrene Chtireh. lately
completed In North Rost, has been
presented with a handsome organ by
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harvey of that
town. •
Klor
nfl Miss Lillie Jeaeop
Tuite have returned from a three
weeks' visit to Atlantic City. N. J.
John Groome. constable has re- !
turned from an extended busirea«
trip and has been spending some- ,
tlme In Elkton.
Mr. and Mrs Francis J. MacBeath.
of Chestnut HH1. Pa., spent Sunday
with Elkton relatives Mis* B'anche
Lockwood, of Middletown. Del«
ware.
was the guest of .Mr. and Mr*. A. H
Walmsley on Sunday; Mi
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BURN S
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Easy Electric Washer
The Vacuum Cup method of washing has been tested
d approved by hundreds of Wilmington housewives.
Let us demonstrate an Easy in your
home—there is no obligation.
See Them Today
or Phone 787
The Royal Electric Cleaner
Utenco Ironer
Judson C. Burns, *
102 W. SEVENTH STREET
Just Below Hotel Cassidy
Phone 787. Open Saturday Evngs.
W. C. Porter, Mgr.
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t'ARMFV Ml ET TONIGHT.
A meeting of Brandywine Lodge,
Tenth an<t Tatnall streets tonight.
All ragmen and helpers on strike are
urged to attend.
QUIT TOBACCO i
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit
.So-To-Rae nas helped thousands
to break the eostly. nerve-shatter-1
ing tohacro habit. Whenever you
have a longing for a smoke or chew.
Just place a harmless No-To-Bae
tablet In your mouth instead All
desire »tops.
completely broken and you *re het
ter oft mentally, physically, flnan
,dally. It's so easy, so simple Get
a box of No-To-Bac and if It doesn't
release you from all craving for
tohac/o in any form your druggist
will refund your money without^quea
Short ly the habit i*
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VV^e are Showing Furniture Appropriate for the Day
Sale on the
Entire Stock So
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This Big Store
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7 Pieces For the Diningroom
Table, 5 Chairs, 1 Arm Chairs
Made in genuine American WalrfUt.
The table top measure* 45 by 54 inches
with a highly polished surface. The flvo
chairs and arm chair upholstered In gen
uine blue or brown leather, are strongly
constructed and of the same high grade
make as the table.
$68
10*/a** n cH tlx©,
large enough
for meat roasts
or chicken.
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A New Livingroom Suite to Greet
Visitors on Thanksgiving Day, Only
Three pieces covered In heavy durable
tapestry with lpose cuahfons — spring
construction throughout, rich in appear
ance and very comfortable. At this price
and on our terms you should not hesi
taie in buying.
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Let Us Send This
Hoosier
Wednesday Specials
$24.75
$ 19.75
$19.75
Home For Thanksgiving
or Prolect You for
Xmas Delivery"
GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSET
100-PC. DINNER SET (gold decorated)
9x1 2 TAPESTRY RUG (Seamle»»)..,
5-PC. BREAKFAST SET .
$1
Will Do It
$ 31.00
Saturday Till 9 p. m.
Store Hours: Daily 8.30 a. m. to 5.30 p. m.
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