Evening journal. [volume], November 27, 1922, LATE NEWS EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

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DEDICATE NEW
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RURAL CHURCH
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Dr. Robert Watt and the
Rev. R. V. Johnson Speak
at Marshallton
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METHODISTS GIVE
$4,000 TOWARD COST
Oongregatlons of tho Stanton and
Cedar« Methodist Episcopal Churches}
Jo.neS with the member» of Mar
»haillon Methodist Episcopal
Church last night when th. new
church at Marshallton wa* dedl
rated. Th. R.v. R. V. Johnaon. of
th. Tern parent " Board of th. Meth
odist Episcopal Church, was the
principal speaker.
The Rev Pc Roher, Wat,, die
trlct superintendent, had charge nf
- th. service. , He complimented th.
work done by the church members.
Pr. Johnson said Congres« |* dryer
now than before the recent.election
More than J40<M> was raised in the
collectlon at the church yesterday.
The Rev. C. L. Hubbard, pastor
of 6t. Paul'« M. E. Church delivered
the sermon in the afternoon and
spoke upon the service of the church
to the community. He urged greater
devotion tb the church and more In
terest in its doings.
t Selections by the Marshallton choir
and harp solos by Mrs. Will ta m
Hagana. of Kennett Square, featured
rhe evening program.
The main auditorium of the church
with the Sunday school rooms com
bined Is about three times the size of
the old church and Is so arranged
that It can be converted Into one
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if
large room.
The Sunday school room 5« divided
into seven Individual class rooms, all
n* whloh are private with a large
room for the men's and women's
Bible classes.
The pastor, the Rev. Ivanhoe Wil
lis, has secured George Apel, a young
evangelist, who will conduct revival
services in the church this week.
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CENTER OUTING ON
TANKSGIVING OAY
Community Center has announced
the 'following program for the
Thanksgiving Play Day celebration
at Rockford Park on .Thursday
afternoon.
10.45 a. m.—General assembly.
11 a. ra.—Hockey for girls of
Stapler, Clayton. Woodlawn and
t Madison Playgrounds. End ball foi
girls of Tatnall, Madison. Pino and i
Spruce Playgrounds. Hoop relay
and arch relay for girls of Coyne.
Delamore and Hagley Playgrounds.
Roller ekating races for girls be-
tween the ages of 11 and 14 open to
all girl* in the city. Pushmobile
race for boys between the ages of
11 and 14 open to all boys In the
jolty, direction of Hugh Carter. Over
and under relay for boy* between
the ages of and 14 open to all
Shuttle relay,
ball for
Southelde,
Concord
Also games.
boys in the city,
basketball relay, dodge
boy* nf Pine. Tatnsll,
Rockford. Delamore asd
Heights Playground»,
for children between the ages of 7
and 8.
a j* noon Picnic Lunch.
* child to bring own lunch.
2 p. m.—Football games between
teams representing the Stapler, Mad
Clayton and Woodlawn Play
Each
ison
ground«.
The Neighborhood
Commîtes assisting with the Thanks
giving program
lowing;
Tatnall Commit**—Mrs. B. Striek
er. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gemmill.
Coyno Committoe—Mr*, »lorence
Pieplow, Mrs. Nottlw CarMn. Ml»« H I
Lundgrln.
Woodlawn
Association
consists of the fol
Committee—Mr«. A. j
Bheppard, Mrs, W. Hare, Mrs. Wil
liam Taylor.
Hagley Committee—Mrs. William
Bard. Mr*. E. I,lord
Bpruce Committe
van, Mr». David Chalmer». Mrs. AI
' fred Colgrove.
-Mr. L. Sulli
Striped gingham is being used for
rharmlng overblouses, and chant
bray forms
waistband. The chambray is usually
of o, elaln color and may be pleat -d.
A çharming little frock of navy
and green plaid has aecalloped hem
nnd a rather tight bodice
buttons down the front. Collar and
cuffs of cream-colored llntn add to
its attractiveness.
the collar, cuffs and
which
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years knowtm Best, bales!. Al»ays P.e'i» f 1«
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r SOLO Bt DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
SAYS All HATE
"DODTLEQBERS
But as Good a Citizen as
Those Who Buy, Pastor
Says
! WOULD LET SCHOOLS
BORROW DIRECT
Attacking the present laws r»la
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Uve to flnanclng the local public
whool system, the Rev. Carlisle L.
1 Hubbard, pastor of Rt. Paul* M.
E Ohurch. In a »ermon last night,!
Kai ' 1 ,h<> Rn * r * of Kducatlnn ehould]
J bp lnd.pend.nt of City Council; One,
hundred members of the Junior OrJ
American Mechanic
ÏTr.' P
T*« % Roflrd of Eduoattnn
wWch rM( , to furn t7le AiTt and
building decent schools ss soon
aj , the p . opl *%ay go. Thoflnsnclrfe
(hp puh| , c , rhooIa oua M p* taken
01]t nf (hn handB c! ,y Council and
, he xh „ Board E d
ucat)on t0 lßmiK b0 nds. entirely ln
dependant ot council."
Dr Hlrt>lmrd referred to the re
eentreporto f,'heflremarah«l.«how
, n(? 1hat many 0 f the school build-'
, n(5 , grn flra frapa
cgg declared, children are even
being taught in (basementa. or cel
]arg wharp conditions ss to light and
ven tn a tion are not conducive to the
mental and physical well-being of
Hubbard
of
In some lnsran
the pupil*.
He spoke dWparaglngly of
'man of Influence who take« his child
of the public school and immedi
ately loses Interest In the welfare of
fhe schools. He said the publlo
school ranks next to the church a*
an important factor
democratic Institutions,
nal greatness of America. Dr. Hub
bard said, depends upon the Intelli
gence *of Americans,
added, Is the mark of civilization.
Law breakers also came In for a
share of Dr. Hubbard's condemna
the
out
In fostering
The cardl
Education, he
tlon.
said, 'Man
'•No democracy," he
stand unless all of the people accept
the will of the majority. The man
who deliberately break* the speed
laws 1» not a patriotic citizen. There |
who don't believe In 'the ;
are «ome
prohibition law, but when a majority |
of the people say they believe In It
and write It Into the Constitution. It
become* the duty of every American j
citizen -to obey that law.
loves a bootlegger In public; nobody I
who ever bought a bottle of bootleg |
whisky will deny that he doesn't hate ;
a bootlegger."
"No bootlegger." he declared. "Is I
a good citizen, but the bootlegger 1» i
Just a* good a citizen a* the man who
buys from him."
There are but three things to do, |
hé said—"obey a law while It Is on
the statute hooks, work to have It
removed from the hooka, or get out I
There are plenty of j
and plenty of
Nobody
of the country,
homes In Mexico
booie."
Black satin and monkey fur are;
nery models._ I
Thanksgiving Day
in the morning— |
Hot Cakes—Pure
Rich '
Nncoa
melting in Good—
Better—Be?t!
WHY NOT
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A FINE GIFT FOR THE
STUDENT
DOCTOR
LAWYER
TRAVELING MAN
YOU MAY
Fold it up
Take it with you
Typewrite anywhere
Call us for a demonstration
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Heavy, bungleeome looking wrap*
and flat hats do not bring out the
best In her personality.
These coats Illustrate the point.
The sport model gives no distinction
to th* wearer, but the black one with;
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Make Your Thanksgiving Dinner—
and every other special occasion a success by
buying your table needs "Where Quality
Counts and Your Money Goes the Furthest —
the nearest American Store.
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Our Stores Will be Closed Thanksgiving Day
Open Wednesday Night Until 9 P. M.
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The finest open-kettl* rendered lard made.
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A»co Tomatoes . med can 12c
Red Ripe Tomato«*.
can 30e
lb 2Sc
lb 25c
oium Pudding.
Fancy orange Peel
Fancy Lemon Peel
Extra Fine Glace Citron.
to lb SOe
Aaeo Cataup.big bot 1Sc
Calif. Seeded Ralelne. pkg 16c
Asco Seedleee Ralelne, pkg »c
Selected Mixed Nut» - lb 2Sc
Fancy Calif. Walnuta..!b 3»e
Sallfonnla Almonda.lb. 35«
Very Choice Filbert«, .lb. 17e
Selected Breill Nut»....lb 17e
Asco Ginger Ale..
Atco Grape Juice.
Cooking Herb«.big pkg Sc
Baker-« Cocoanut. pkg. 7e, 1*0
Baker'« Cocoanut.
Asco Vanilla Extract, bot 22c
Wilbur's Baking Chocolate,
14 lb cake 7c
Yellow Onions.3 lba 10c
Asco Brand Com...can 12v 2 e
big can 1Bc
Choice Tender Pea ».can 12* ac
Lima Beane ...can 12</tC, T®c
Sweet Potatoes, hi* can 12* *c
Fancy Red Beets, big can 14c
Calif. Peaches big can 23c
Calif. Apricots... .tall can 1Be
Fancy Calif, Cherries.
.can 23c, 39c
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple,
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Hawaiian Crushed Pineapple.
m#d can 19c
Delicious Plums..bix can 12c
Fancy Quaan Olives.
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Fsncy Stuffed Olives,
...bot 10c
pt bot 20c
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10c, 20c
bot. 12c. 22c
Campbell'» Soups.can 10c
Aeco Tomato Puree. . .can 8e
Asco Mince Meat lb 20c
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Selected r|
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We aell only "egga you can he
•ure of.**
rich,
II» mellow flavor and
rar ,. aroma, will provld. a flt
:ing ending to your Thankeglv
niK dinner.
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Victor Bread •" 6c
Quality and quantity. Good to th* lost crumb.
Cakes and Candies
Sweet Juicy
ORANGES
doz 30c, 38c
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C f Flr«*ide Cocoanut
• ' Jumbles .lb. 1 :
Peanut Brittle
Assorted Chocolates.
Caramels .
Cream Mints 1b 25c
M c kC
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Thin Skin Juicy
GRAPE FRUIT
each 7c, 10c
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...lb 39c
lb 39c
ASCO
Golden
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Atco
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can
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sweet and tender.
QUALITY MEATS
V. W. Cor 4th and Madison St«.
222! Washington St.
FINEST QUALITY MILK.FED r.OllNTSV VEAL
..ib 16 c ILoin Chops I R *<* chop» ...n, 220
. lb 16o
Neck ....
Breact ...
Shoulders
r\,u Veil %j h é .IU *.8c
Cutlets
Ib. 35c
ib aoc
lb 40c
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Chickens
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Roasting
Frying, Stewing
lb. 35c
Fresh Killed
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City Dressed Pork, Chops or Roasts
Best Cut*.Ib 2Se
Iilttlf» Plir HortAflng Ort
Flam#. TV
tb 20c
ritT Drr»»ed Fork
22c
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PS 8
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. . lb 25c
lb 12c
Delicious Fresh Sausage
Psllçlous Country Scrapple
Oil
Xw Mad#
Sour K pont
qt. 10r
Pnn* Pork
SAusajro
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TJirgc Oip
Popper Saties
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These Price« Effective In Our Wilmington Store«.
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the panaSa. ooLlar and euffe of f»r
makes a stunning figure of bar.
The hat. too, with Its high
era. adds «orna six Inches of dsoep
i tlv* artistry, while the other hat ac
! tually substaaets an Inch or so.
well as glvtpg a too-round apearanee
to the face. » __
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Will Be rormally Installed
at Farlv MfCtino nf
at pariy meeting OI
Presbytery
FOR ITS WELCOME
Kxpre»»lng hl» thank* to tha pon
gregation for lta call, tha Rav. A. W
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We«( Preehyterlan Church. Klghth
and Waahlngton atr**ta. Ha alao
publicly thanked th. p.opla of Wll
mington for thalr cordial welcome
Dr. Bonn* took a* tha t*irt of hla
vermon tha ' Rout Pa»»ion of Jaaua '
Th* oongregatton Wo» tha laryaat
that haa ba.n a.an ln Waat Church
In -many yaar», and ha aald ha lookad
forward to a ouccaaaful and con
genial ptatorata
Th. choir und«r th* direction of!
Profaaaor J T. Clymar with Ml«» F
Viola Mofllt at tha organ gar* a ape-I
clal mualcal program.
Dr. Ronn* al»o taught th* Man'*!
Bible claaa in tha Sunday aehool
Tha musical program at th!* ear
vloe wu furnlahed by John A For
ra«t, barttona, who sang aavaral aie
lections,
played.
Flemlngtor» aft«r the Sunday school
servies. He will move here this
week'with lit* family, consisting of
hla wife and two daughters.
Tha evening sermon was preach
ed by th* Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor
of the Greenhtll Presbyterian Church
Hie text was taken from the New
Testament wh.re Nlcodemu* ap
proaches Jaaua with th* query.
"How may 1 be born again?"
Arrangements for the Installa
tion of Dr Sonne a* pa*tnr of the
THANKS CITY
Sonn«, D. D. yeatordayH
formally aoo#pt#d th# p««tor«t# of
morn nf
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Pyla« orchestra also
Dr. Sonne returned to
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Miss Adele Senft, who as Mis* Wilmington, represented this city at
the National Beauty Contest at Atlantic City this past summer, is in
charge of the Huber Baking Company Booth, with Aunt Martha Bread,
at the Food Show in the Auditorium November 39th to December 9th.
—(Adv.)
THANK YOU
We take this opportunity to express our sincere ap
preciation of the business you have entrusted to us.
shall endeavor to merit your patronage at all times by
extending a cordial, helpful service backed by our knowl
edge of food and years of experience.
We
Seasonable Specials
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... 6.5c and 75c Th
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...18o lh
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...81.25 lh
.. . 85c Jar
. .$1.00 lh
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..81 25 lh
...81.00 lh
.81 50 hot
.8150 hot
.81.50 hot
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45«, 70c, 81.20 hot
..81 75 tin
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■ 25c tn tin
.......... 88e qt
55c and 70c hot
.85c Jar
.55c and BOc jar
.....75c Jar
....81 O0 Jar
...50o Jar
,40c hot
60c lh
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2Bo lh
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81 40 ho*
Tuhle ItuitHiw ,
layer El*t ...
railed Figs .
Almerin Graftes
.Tan»—Mince Mont, fine flavor
Fancy Ctltron .
Orange and ls>mon Peel
Oonscrved Chcrrle« .
ConacrTed Pineapple
Seeded Raisin» .
ServH#»« RaIaIvl# . «...
Ormaor\od Fruit* AsaottWI
l'nwrvfd Marron»
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rmettsh WSTftuts. Shelled Halve*
Rlaek Walnut Kemel» ..
Peonns. Komet» .
Almond* Shelled. Jordon ...
Mnnqnln* Vermouth. Italian
Monqiiln» Vrrmonth. French
Mnnqnln» Grenadine .......
Sauce Newberg..
Olive Oil Bottle» ..
Olive Oil. Oesca. qnart* »,
Paprlca (Hungarian) .....
Pqprlra (Hungarian) .....
Franco. Amerlran Snnp ...
Pin Monev Pickle» ........
Oicumher Ring» .... ... . .
r. A B. Ohnw Chow.
splocd Peaches-.
A lrginl* Dare Sherry Jell .
Dundee Orange Afarmalade
Alaple Symp. pure rtnp ....
Pilled Cherrle* ....
Cherries. Evnporaled
Coffee, Font India ....
Coffee. No.
Merrldale Butter ....»
Clover I/eaf Butler ....
snilthfleld Ham» .
St. Jolmsbnrg Craokrr»
Glutin Crackrra .....
'■Intin Bread .......
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PHONES 7795-7796
THOS. J. LAWSON œ.
822 Market Street
Free Delivery
church are now balng mad* by fh*
Pre»byt»ry of N*w CaM 1«.
PYTHIAN SISTKRN OKl.F.nKATF.
Delaware Tempi*. Pythian Sletara,
celebrated the fifteenth annlvaraary
'of Iho founding of th* Ttmpl« on
Thuraday- night with a mualoal and
'literary program. Tha committee
Mr« Midi Ml (dal
Reatrlc* Wharry. Rallia Whapry.
Florence Rleet and Florence Brey
Th. feature of tha calahratlon wap
an exhibition drill by tha degree
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Th# Jiromim wu »* follow«: 8#
l#rt inn, by B#th*nv Oroh««tra: Aar:
«alut#; pray#r; mddrw»« of walcnm*.
Brand Chancellor Alb«rt Wllhrlm ;
'* nln s,m P (,0, >: aolo. Mra
Marval. danca, Mlae Ann Royer;
aolo. Mlaa Myrtle tiloyd. of Dovar
addr#»». tha Grand Junior of the
Grand Tempi* of Pjrthla
aylwanla. Mr». Iran* McGinn!*. or
[.ancaatar. Pa ; raoltatlon. Mr. .«yea
{moral duet, Evalyn and LaRoy Wd-{
| Mr< violet Rlrhardaon;!
rotation. Ml»» Hazel Slmpaon; dual.
Mra . R,« a Hawkln» and
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Rsliln, farnUk mfatarsl salt,
sod t rare oontrat of food-froo
lo enrich th* blood
Add rmltlna, ther*A>
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/ I It*. R. ft R. Plum Pudding ......
£ Special Mince Meat ..
£ T.rtra Mince Meat .........
J Large Can Golden Pumpkin
£ Sunmnid New Seeded Raisins
Sunmaid New Seedless Raisins ...
jj Best New Fruit Peels ..
£ Best Leghorn Citron, Yj ît> for
J Large Pkg. New Golden Dates
J Best Long Shredded Cocoanut
^ Large Meaty New Cal. Prune* ,
Del Monte Fancy Yellow Peaches
?■ Bright New Cal. Apricots -
Red Ripe Cranberries _.
if Best Sound Howe Cranberries_
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I Can Tomatoes
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I Can Bartlett Pear»
1 Can Blueberriee
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Large Can Libby's Extra Sliced Peaches
Large Can Del Monte Y. C. Peachea..
Large Can California Royal Anne Cherries ...
Large Can Red Ripe Tomatoes.
Large Can York Slate Sour Krout
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£ Large Jar Premier Salad Dressing.
Large Can Duff's Molasses
Large Pkg. Whitman's Marshmallow Whip
Large Jar Heinz Apple Butter .......
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> Special Chocolate Drops ..
Chocolate Whipped Cream Drops ..
Assorted Chocolates. .
Y Large Soft Cum Drops
£ Chocolate and Bon-Bon Mixtures.
g Fresh Made Peanut Brittle .
/ l-îb Can Chocolate Straws ...
ÿ Mb Pkg. Plaited Mint .
£ 1-tb Box Fancy Chocolates ..
£ 5-lb Fancy Milk Chocolates „.
5-tb Box Assorted Chocolates _.
£ 5-lb Box Praline Chocolates ..
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FREE to Every Purchaser at Our MARKET
Tomorrow a partly paid ticket to tho BIG FOOD j
FAIR, which starts at the Auditorium on Thursday, No- f
vember 30th.
These tickets absolutely free, no matter what your
purchase may be.
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£ Good Creamy Cheese . . - . —30c
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