! ·POST VOLUME X ;;:::::- - NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DEL., JANUARY 21,1920 NUMBER 51 Ex-Mayor HOlS WEST GROVE BANKER PASTOR OF PRESBY. IS TREASURER OF TWO NEW CLASSES BEST OUT OF THREE TERIAN CHURCH inger Succumbs FARMERS' TRUST CO. FORMED AT M. E. WILL DECIDE CHAM. Plans for "Y" URGES SANITARY After Lingpr SUNDAY SCHOOL PIONSHIP Carnival Near Young Man Recently Dis MEASURES ing Illness . charg From Service To Increased Attendance Due To Winners Of Recent Basketball ing Completion Come In February Asks For United Movement Recent Drive Necessi- Series To Play Off To Insure A "Clean" tates Change Tie Soon Chairman Reports Hearty Co. Death Claims Prominent Towns· Earle Doughterty of West Grove Town man Last Night l operation was on FridJay elected Treas urer As a res ult of a drive instituted At a meeting of the captains Dr. William J . Rowan read at sevel'al weeks ago in the Method'ist and ma'nagers of the Y. M. C. A. of the Farmers Trust Co. to s u'c Popularity of Movement At. Funeral Services Will be Held ceed John 'C. Truitt, resigned. Mr. last Sunday mOI'l1,ing's service a Sunday Schoo l for increased' at an cb JI·. O. A. M. baskPtbali teams Saturday Afternoon Dougherty is a yo ung man of Jettel' from Dan iel .c. Roper, Gom tendance two new clas'ses' were Wlhich tied. fo r t he' championship tested by Willingness of at 2 o'clock pJeasti ng person·ality. He has' 'been missioner of Inter·nal Revenue a fo rmed' last Sunday-one in the of the ¢own in t he recent series, it Citizens to Help letter reques,ting ,the American intermediate department with Miss was agreed to leave the decision Ai-: l' an illne of 17 months connected! with the National Hank The Y. M . .c. A. of Newark is of West Grove for more than 10 peo pl'e to as'sist the Bu reau of In Marion Gall aher as teacher; and to ,the res ul t of th·e best out of planning a carnival to ,be held Jo,eph H. Has inger pas, ed away years a nd i.J1J spite of hi youth is temal Rev el1~e in enforcing the one in the senior dlepartment with three games to be played 'at a time from Tuesday February 10th to M I·s. W. A. Wilkins·on at 5:50 la5t evening. thoroughly conversant with every proh ibition amendment to the Con ,agl'eed upon by t he managers. 14th, every evening from 7:30 o' stitu,t ion. )Ir. Hos inger was a son of the phase of the banking b usi ness, At The attendance last Sun
n ~s i'l lietter Lod ay than at any time Two politica l cand idates were serub the mold off al'lId ahvay t r im IEx-Congressman Ex- III y 01 1'5. discus'ing the coming local elec- SUCCESSFUL ENGINEER DIS-' the outs id e 'before chipping." plains Legion's Views Many of the big br<:ed rs are r etir- tion. On Military Policy ing from business, how vel', and Pro- "Wlm t d id the nud,ienlce Sa\' CUSSES GOOD ROADS PROBLEM Household Hint F ormer ongl'e 'sman Thoma "essor Edmonds, of the University of w hen 'yo u t old t hem ,Vo u had n v~' l' ' rha w out f rozen water pipes W. Mill er on FridlaY afternoon out- Il linois, one of the country's leading pa id a dlo llar for II vote ?" queried WILLIAM M. FRANCIS GIVES TIMELY ADDRESS IN with aPI lication ' of thick cloths lined before the H ou e omll1iittee hoI' em en, believes that OUI' f uturE one. dipped in 'boi ling water. I.e s risk WOLF HALL on military affai r, the tand taken supply of big work horses will come "A few cheered, but t h e majot'llr attend s uc h a proce ·. than is con by the American L egion on two from the small farm. "A few to,~ I~ t: : eemed to lose inter st," r eturn e~l nected with the u e of lighted important ph'a e of the fu t ure farlll and on II good many f al'ms, I the other.- H a r per's 'fa gazine. ANSWERS NUMEROUS QUESTIONS CONCERNING candles 01' lamps. military policy of the n ited hi s idea. This mean. that we wiII fol- MERITS OF CONCRETE FOR ROADWAYS Fat [01' g reasing pan's should' be States. MI'. Miller i chai rman of low th!' Europea n pract.ice, by which kept in a cup a long with a little the legislative committee. small farmers, each owning from two mary La t Tht1\' 'day evening at \Volf by t ra fli c. A tech n ical di cus 'ion hru h for a pplying it. Thi's saves The two importa nt question. as to six mare, have developed the great clipped Hall an illu trated 'lecture on of each of th e 'e features followed. the time us·ed in stopping ,to wash set fo r th in resolutions adopted a t breeds of drafters. FOR SALE tel'.\' hedge about the "Good Road. " wa deli veredi by 'The development of cracks is, he t he hands. the first a nnua l convention in HoI' emen 5 em generally to believe TWO MODERN DWELLI NGS William M. Franci a n a lumnu of stated., the only ,ser io us objection Pia tel' of P a r is has a variety of Mi nneapolis were those of un i- stones. Dela'ware Colleg·e a nd a son-in-law t h'at has, to date, been advanced u 'e in t h e ,home, ch iefl y 'as a ce ve rsa'l military training a nd f uture that the tractor has come to stay. 0 11 Delaware Ave., Newa rk something of P o tmaster and Mr . Levi K. agains t the con truction of con ment or filler fo r the repair of organization of the army. "Tractors will undoubtedly replace Then ~ 'o u Co ncern ing the L egion' po licy some horses," said E. B. White, pre i- ~o. \ ---Sevell room s with baht B owen . Other peakers were M r. crete roads. Thi he dl iclf not con househo,ld article, for s.topping "ltion stea m heated, slate r of. Lot 50' T he ~e weI' h 0 Assocl J. C. Eggleston of the Barrett sider a mater ia l objection but olle on universal military training, d en t 0 f th e P ere er n " Con. oling c racks in walls, and th e like. Its M' M'll t f .th th t h " but there will always be a use for by 200. This hOllse is hetter Manufacturing Company whose that could 'be overcome by the effi'ciency .may 'be ,g reatly in creased I. I ,e r se .0 1 . a t. e mem-. . . " built th"lI th ::! a\'erage. for ear th, talk was illust rated by film s show- proper application of engineering if d iluted w h ite of egg is used in- bel' of t he LegIon bel Ie ve the hOI e5 on the falm. I ,. nO plate. country should adopt t h is poli cy --- No .. 2 ---Slx roolll s al~d h ath , hot ing the various proces es of con- p r inciples. tead o f plain water for mixing. . . I a Ir furn ace. Lot -I .') by ..!OO al' ep itaphs st ruction on 'bituminou road He ans wered a n umbe r of ques One pa r t white o f eg·g ·and two f·or Its young men a s the on ly fall', A li ttle 5-year-old, lately remov- I ' -0 I JOO ,so walk d to work; and Mr. Nathan J · o~n . on a tion s with reg·a r d to th is phenome parts water make a liquidl uitable democratic andl adeq u'ate system ed f rom the city, 'aw for the fir t o~ \11 reur;) )y - . " acred to road eng ineer of wide expel'lence. non. To t h e ques tion " When do for mixing. Thin g lue m ay also of de~en 'e; tha~ in .thi s 'W~y the time a ma n milking a cow, and, 1 00 k~:11~:); ~ ~ ~P,~;~~~)~ , s : ~~ ;~ i ~, ~[)[~~)~ ~~)~,~: she sc rub These addl'es es were particula rly cl'ack us u-aNy occur ?" he replied be u ed in place of white of egg countl Y c.a ~ maI ntain 'for. Its de- after wat.ching in s il ence for a [orla1J le hOlll e. t.l' ;" "Gra timely in view of t he importa nce that long,itudiina l c rack: occuned when e'ggs a re expen ive. fense ·a c Itizens' a rmy w h ich . \Voi ll while, inuired: Farmers' Trust Com pan away;" CIS which road co nstru ction h a s' a s- dltlring any ea.ona l ch a nges but When plaste·r of Pa'l' i1s is mixed, be adeq uate" Jor a.ny natIOnal "Which of the cow' s ,spout Newark, O.1. y with too h Slimed in this state and t h e wide- t rans ver e c rack s s hould in the it s.hould be used irnmedii'ately, forr emeis s trrgeonglyncy. opI posehe Ldegion, to militari howeves m,r, ______the c ream ?" :.- ______Th e s pread attention at.tr acted by Del- main, OCC UI' d uring t he first dry it hardens quickly. When it is de tery awa re road now under con t ruc- ea:oll . The latter he said, a re due s ired to have it ha rdlen low ly, use 01' a ny mi'litary caste. The train of th tion. The commendator y reports to favorable combi nation of mois vinegar instead of water ; then it ing s hould be taken by t he youth for the i of go\-ernment in pectors, of en- ture in the contrete and atmos will remain plastic for orne time in their eighteenth, nineteenth 0 1' with the gineers f rom neighl o r~n g s t~te s pheric cond:itions, together with a after mixing, finally hardening the twentieth yea rs a n d! should' be for bette'r fn r who have made tours o f In . pectlOn, re t ra int induced 'by the condlition same as when water is u ed. a period of not less t ha n foul' a nd For, you a nd the splendid review and pros- of the s ub grad.e, and, may be not more more than s ix mont hs, cemeter y, pect u recently is's ued' by the De l- caused by 'an unstable foundation. Giving the Kiddies a during t he first year, to be fo llow part of 'a n a v'a r e State Progra m h ave brought Longitudinal c racks a re in, the Square Deal Often Means ed by a two weeks' training pe r io d State Fai t h e ubject of "R oads" 'befor e the majority of ca se ca used by an each yea r f.or two year. mo st' sol people. un table condition of the. ub g r ade "A Square Meal" Mr. Mill er pointed out the On invitation of t h e Engineer- andi by the cause s uper inducing The child fed improperly is not Legion's recommendation that the ing Society ot Delaware College t ran ' ver e cra.cks. getting a squa re deal in t hi world, Ail' Sel'vice be ma de a eparate under wh o e a u 'picl' the meet ing The bes t mixture, in hi opinion however much else may be done for dep·artment and con idaredl a. a \Va . h eld, a nun'liber of inte rested is one wh ic h i mos t dense and h im by his, p a rent!!. From ba rt combat br a nch of the Army. to\\'n people were present. wh ic h will redluce to a m inimum ,to fini sh he i und,er a handlicap, There, h ould be one army to in the a bsorption of moi t u re, but it clude : over seas garrison, small MI'. Franc i took a pa r ticul a r ' hould have a strength of 1500 Ib s. mental ly and. phy icaLly, when in compet!ition with tho e who have home force, t raining e tabli h pha e of r oad build'ing: "The Ex- pel' !< q. in. at the end of 28 days. ment a nd a ·citizens' a r m'y, incl ud pansion and Con ·truction of Con- Mix ing to g iv e a product of uni been given .the righ t k ind of food. Surpri ing a it m ay eem, sta ing t he organized r eser ves and t he cr ete Road . ." The effect finally form q ua lity a nd plac ing in s uch national g ua rds. T he national evidenced by c rack ing, cru sh ing, a way a . to prevent los' of water tistic ' sh ow that t he propor tion of under nouri hed' children in t he guard woul d form an integral part palli ng, 01' buckling is due, he are a b olutely e ~se n tia l, he a id. o[ the citizen a r my . Training in !'; aid., to f oul' cau e s~ t emperature Wetti ng th e s'lll) g rade to prevent bette r homes is la l'ge, j ust ,a s it th i. g uard m~ ght be elected· by chang es; va d a ti on of mol. ture j moistu re abo orption from the co n is 'in the h omes of smaller in comes. The food ser ved in the young men ins,tead of ,in ca mp. content; variation and, ch a racter crete thu ca u,'i ng too ra pi d dry Members of the gene ra l taff of the ub-gr ade ; exce's loading ing out i. also nece aI',\' . fOl'lner may co t more and 'be in g reater abundlance, b ut it is quite s hould a ll be trained f or th a t pa r- as a pt t o be un u ita·ble for a grow t ic ular dJuty . R e erve offi cer ++++++++++++++++++++++-r+++ F ried hicken, outhern Style . hould ha ve a cces. to t he schools I ing ch ild. provided for the t rai n ing of gen Wa pella County, Iowa, i a pros F or The J oi nt a f at young chicken, era l . taff offi cers. , i1 dred,ge it with nOUI', . a lt a nd pep- perou ., communi ty where comfort Homemaker s Eye pel' and place on a platter. In a a bl e homes are t he rule and not +++++++++++++++++1+ ++++++:1: deep f r.\'i ng pa n, fry out a half the except ion. R ecently the county What Is the Future of Anfcn'io I pound of bacon, add one cupful of nurse a nd the home demonstration the Horse In America? Vegetables Should Be Crisped .lard a nd whe n smoking hot lay in agen t, with the aid o-f 10 volun- Befo-re Cooking t he pi eces o f ch ic ken; ,tu rn when teer. , weighed' and mea ured 2,189 Wh at is the future of the horse in Mqreno ch ildren in the county. Of the . mcri cu? Will it pay the small fal'- , b rown, g ivi ng the th icker pieces ~~¢o . All gr ee l ~ vegetabl~ s , root a nd longer ti me to cook. h ildren exa mined, 407 ,·"ere be- mel' and breeder to I'a ise horses? How t uber h ould be cr l p and finn low weigh t . Out of a gll' OUp of Iwill t. he tractor and truck affect the when put on t o cook. If, f or a ny Pumpkin Pie .137 children in rul'al districts, who big drafters ? Will there be a demand rea on, a vegetable has 10 t its were weighed, measured, and in- for horses? One c upful of mas hed pu mpk in, firmne and cr is p ne s, it may be s pected, only 5 were found to be In The Country Gentleman of De - one cupful of milk, one-half cup oaked in very cold water until it normal. c mb er 13th Stuart O. Blythe pre· become plump and cr isp. With ful of s ugar, one egg, one-quarter To illustrate what propel' diet ents the answers to these importa nt. new vegeta'ble thi will be a tea poo nful of ginger, one table will do for a tJwo nutr'ition qu estions. The wal- from the Ameri matter of minutes only, while old s poon'ful of melted! butter. Mix ch.i l d~ class.e 'were tan·ted in Ottumwa can angle saw a demand for all11 0at root s andl tube often require in order given, fill in pie~tin which ha s been il ned' 'with plain pas,try. . chool.. In one were eight child. t'very fa l'l11 produc t but the horse. Star o f "THE INVISIBLE H AND." . Serial of ~I yste r y, many hours. All vegeta'bles ,should ren, ea,ch from 5 to 14 pounds Meat prorlucin g animals wel'e in de- i{oll1a n ce a n cl T h rills. T he latest V itagraph c hapter play. .\ Bake in a moderate oven fo r twen be thorou ghly cleaned, just before under wei'g ht. They a re bei ng mand and it was profitable to raise all startlill g story of the Secret Service's g reatest battle agai\l st all ty-five minut ~· . put on to cook. Vegetables that given one pint of milk daily for classes of liv('stock except horses. As org an ized ball d of m asler crooks. A battle of mig ht alld wits form in heads, s uch 'a s cabbage, t hree months. One c up is given a I' csult, there ha5 been a severe fall - staged ill the air, on la nd an d under the water. cauliflower and Brussels prouts, Oysters F:-ied In T he O ven may be oaked w it h the heads in the morning recess and one in in g off in breeding. But the tide has P ir;;t c hapter at the Newark Opera House, Thursday, J a il . 2(Jth. Fried oyster cooked: in the oven the 'a fternoon. turned. "There is a strong demand ______.. t urnedi d'own in . alted cold water, a re more d igestLble and palatable At the other c hool, a lunch is in ity and country today for good big to which a few s poonfuls of vine th a n when cooked in fat. Drain g ar may be added. If there a re served at 10 :15 each morn ing to horses, 16.2, 0 1' over in height, and and dll'Y the oy ~ter s, roll ,them in any w orms or other form of an i the cia. s s el ected. It cons i t of weighi ng 1700 pounds 01' more. If fl our, dip in beaten egg, then 1'011 ma! life in the e vegetables they a lall'ge d'ish of well-cook ed oat- they are sound and right, they bring in bread! c'rumbs well s eaJson ed will crawl out into he solution. meal, with uga r and whole milk, $!'l 00 01' above, in the Chi cago mar ket," with sa lt and a pinch of cayenne W ANT ED-Competent Manager a glass of milk and graha m ,c rack- said Wayne Dinsmore, secretary of F or be t results all vegetable , peppel', and dip in vegetable oil. ers. 'rhe ch ildren are very eager the Percheron Breedet·s' Assoc iation. except the dry legume , mU SIt be Hake in a hot oven until light for a company store to be located in for t h is plain wholesome food. C h l ~lp, r G. Star!', farm advisor of put in boil ing water, and the w ater brown. Serve with tomato catsup, mu t be ma de to boil again as The records of gai n a re i nterest- 'l'aze\1 ell county, IlIinoi5, bel ieves the Newark, Del., to deal in the necessaries of cablbage s a\.ad or cole-slaw and .I oon a possible a Cter t he vegeta mashed pota.toes. ing. Every chlild ha s made 'at least outlook in the pure-bred horse bu si· ble have been added and must be a 2-pound gai n. One 9-yeal' old life. If we can make satisfactory arrange ,kept boiling until the cook ing is Poor M)tn's Corn Bread boy, 6 pound<& underweigh t, h a s fin i~ hed l. gai ned 8 pounds; a nd one l1-year ments, we purpose opening such a store for If the most appetizing and pala- Cr ackl ing cornbread is a south- old boy, 17 pounds under weight table di hes are des ired, only fresh , ern dish, made at butchering time. and in extremely poor physical the_benefit of our help. Apply in writing. tend'er veg etables s hould be 1C 00k- Sift and mix two c upfuls of corn· condition, ha s gained 9 pound, ed'. Green beans, p ea, etc., t h at meal with one cupful of w heat .a nd' his gener al hr.alth is much have g rown a libtle too old may be flour, a teaspoonful of salt, two improved,. The Continental Fibre Company made more .tender by adlding a t easpoonful. of sugar. Add one sma ll piece of baking sod a to the Ia nd one-ha]oJ' ,c upfuls of s weet milk, Opel'a Hous e Building water in which t h ey a re boiled. and t wo t able's poonful s of t h e Planting Inferior Seed T oo m uch sod'a injures t h e fl avor crackling. , perfera'bly from leaf An Expensive Kind Newark , Del. and an excess must be avoided<. A l Iard. Bake in a hot oven. Of Carelessness little soda may also be u sed to ad'- ... vant age if the water is qu ite hard. To Make Your Own Dried Beef With a ll k,lI1d s of , se~ d ' as. hIgh as ~IIIII 11111 I 111I1 I I I II I I I I I l ++++++++++·~+++++++·++·++~++++·++~·+1·+~·+~· +~·+~·+~·++· ++~II . .. I they a re, bh e u e of II1rfe l'lol' .seed _ _ _ Thl ~ meth od! o~ dTYlllg beef IS is a most eJCpen ive form of care- Bean Soup sent 111 by a. nelgh'bor who says les ne,ss. Careful te&ting of ipl'ac he h a s used It s uccessfully for . a tically all kinds of seed! has long YOU MAY PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN 'T GET Soak overnight one ,pint of white qu.~ r ter of a cen t ury: . been urged 'by the United States beans. Wash t h e ne,,-t m orning Get t he tender Side of the Department of Agri'cult ure, a nd and put on to cook in about one round out of a good, fat beef. For special stress is being placed on it, quart of cold water. Add, a n onion ever,Y .twenty pounds of 'beef, t ake now that prices llIr e so unusu·ally and a potato and ;two s lices .of one pInt of salt, a teaspoonful of h,igh. In t he matter of clover seed, BETTER MEAT corned pork all cut into small sa ltpeter and a Qua rter of a pound for insbaruce, attention is 'called to pieces. Add salt a nd wh i.te pepper. of ~row n s ugar. ,Mix t hese well, the fact that comparatively cheap BETTER GROCERIES ook until bean s a r e soft and the rolllllg out any lumps; dliv ide into seed may 'be actually higher thaw soup th ickens. If more w ater is t hree equal .parts ·andl rub well in- those that 'cos>t more money, be BETTER SERVICE nece ary, addi a little at a ,time. to the beef: for .t hree s uccesaive cause of low genl1'ination. The ~ays: Turn Ibeef diaHy in the liquor department, lat various times, h a It will make. It should. not make i s ued. adtvice in bulletins and than we are prepared to you at Vegetable Soup With Milk much, but what there i rub into other forms of t he best methods of Fry t hree slices of s a lt pork un a nd pile o~ the beef. Rub a little testing seeds. This .information moderate prices. til n ice a nd brown, ,sli ce six large extra sa lt Into the hole Lcut for t he may be had free on application. p otatoes, t hree carrots , one small str ing to hang it by. turnip, t wo onions a nd one tiny At t he end of a week hang in a The juice of the forbidden fruit is cabbage (if liked) ; cook all in just dry, rather warm place, till it stops taking the place of "John Barley enough water to keep from burn. dripping, then in a !C ooler dry place. Do not s.m01l:e It; it spoils corn" when "John" cannot be procur· CLARENCE B. DEAN ing ; salt andl pepper to ta te a nd (·d. The apple caused Adam to leave a dd a d.a sh of cayenne pepper and the fl avor. Before flies come in the Gilden of Paral11se and it may one-quarter teaspoonful of curry the sp'r ing, wrap in 'Paper, and put nu.ke trouble again as cider cannot be NEW ARK, DELAWARE powder; when c ooked add one it in a stout bag w.ith ,string out sold over two days old according tt) quart of milk and bring to the to h'llng by. If It molds some law.-Oxford NewlI. iboiling 'Point. through the summer, scrape and NEWARK POST. NEWARK. DEL.. JANUARY 21. 1920 A CEMETERY WITH TRUTHFUL bent old woman. And the legend the vaga l' , i~ s and' dreams of absurd A nell why not? If ever ouija wa mountains." If this does nlot and in the ize and vig l' of pl ants wa : " onvenie-nt for the- cattle-- refot·mer ·. Crime is not a disease. to have an hour o,e triumph thi is ound like the utterance of ouija grown in the treated soil w a~ b- TOMBSTONES but not fo r mother." Then' t here but criminology is.- New World. lIrely it. The background is com- we houl dJ like to know wh at doe. sen Ted. Substantially lh ~a l11 e wa ' a farmhouse with the water plete. The convi'Ctio n of a teeter- But we do not wi h to overe ti- method of killing pl ant pa ras ites Sll orking To Be Sure But . upply a it should be, the wOl11an THE LURE OF THE in g wodd, moved by un een fo rces mate Mr. Maeterlinck" re ~ pon s i - in the 'o il ha bee n u ~e d with ~o m l»'ecachin g a V a lliable bedin the' w iythard a hAdsprinkling' thhel'' fl awel' . OUIJA~ BOARD to avort in the most un'account- bilit"J for the cUl'l'ent teeter ing of ucce s in certain vog tabl I'reen- . o:e, n e In cnp- able fashi on, is upon us all. No the univel' e. We merely uggest house ' ; bu t the d partm nt's x- ermon evertheless ti on I' ad:" onvenient for moth er grand piano waltzing up a flight his comm and ing and my t rio u perime nts se rve to delermine ac- I, \\ .. , lIeat htt' Ie oun t ry ceme- ~and.11 I I theh catt d le, tk'oo."l h Anothe. r W eird Exponent of Futures Is of Rtai r bllileath the finger-tips of fi gure as l.,vp ical of mu ch t hat i curately lhe t mpe rature I' «uired \' tl I oe e s owe a ) c en a. It H aving "Hour of a s I ct co eri e of expert table slrange and breath Ie an d per- and also the neces , I')' quantities er, n,lIl"1 like mo. t It e country s h o~tl d b, e. aneY apothel' a kitchen Trl'um h" ti pper. of Gree nwi ch Village co ul d r fectly up etti ng-and yet not with- of hol lV aler. The roo t-knot nema- ,'0'.11 Ill' '" yet Ih cr IVa ome- a ' I ' I llid t I A I th I p t d b I" I I f tl " " S 10 no )e. ne ere be ha lf a~ extJl'ao r cl ll1 ary aK that out it. lighter . ide, at t hat. 0 e cnn e ImI na e( l'OIll 1(' th'ng' 'lul'er aboul It. There was wa" the legend: "A long-cl istan'ce 'fh e ouija board, at on ce tthe joy en irely ienti fi c and, respectable I soi l conlained in n 4-inch pot by Ih'.
MANUEL PANARETOS NEWARK NEWARK If SAFETY SERVICE I' KANDY______KITCHEN DELAWARE 1 RADIATOR REPAIR ++ I I I I I I I I I I I I 1++++++++ I I I I I ,I I I I ++++++++++1-++++++++++ I WORK f COURTESY I- Done and Guaralltee AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR COLDS FORD AGENTS ARE INEVITABLE Authorized IF. B. NORMAN CO. We have al ways 011 band your favorite cough . 917 Shipley St., Wilmington , Del medicine. I TTENTION TO THESE Our excellent selection of F ine S tationery is a f subject of favorable comment from our patrons, ~ THREE ESSENTIALS OF R. T. JONES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUPPLIES tl BANKING SUCCESS HAS DEPENDABLE DRUGS - CAMERAS FUNERAL vVatch on1' window for seasonable offerings. DIRECTOR CONTRIBUTED TO OUR MAR. Upholstering and I RHODES' DRUG STORE f Repairing VELOUS GROWTH. ,s, ,s, Newark, Delaware Second Hand Furniture «If THE ACCOUNTS OF FIRMS, 11111111111111111111111111111111 Bought and SdM 111111111 i 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111++++++111111111114++ I INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORA· TIONS , HANDLED ON THE ~aye. y~u .S~e~ t~e ~ip~l~ss. ~eB:te~ MOST ADVANTAGEOUS BASIS. de in Philadelphia by people making heaters for the last seventy years? O:e register will heat the whole house. The system is especially adapt ed to homes with open stairways and wide doors; to churches and store rooms. It means a perfectly cool cellal. Call and s;e one on the floor.
ALSO PLUMBING AND STEAM AND HOT WATER t Newark Trust and Safe Deposit • HEATING Company DANIEL STOLL "boae 159 NEWARk
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American Wounded School Attendance Still Ten Commandments I PUBLIC SALE THE NEWARK POST To Receive Certificates Above 90 Per Cent Mark For Thrift Week OF Newark, Delaware Of Honor The attendance at the grammar "Master money matters 01' they ' V,\LL' ABI.E Certificate, in token of Ameri chool WI keeps above ,the 90 ~ will ma ter you." PERSONAL PROPER mark in pite of ,the prevalence This is the s logan for National Pubbahed Ew.y Wedna<»y by Everett ,CO Jolnuon ca' ~ratitude, will hortly be given On the J. C . Ri chard farlll . where to every American wound~d in th e of mump and of flad cold. Miss Thrfit Week. N:::P:a~. eonunuDleaiiou to TBZ \\ e waut Ilncl invite comlllunications, Fra'nce Med ill' room leadls with 1 now reside, -I miles north o f Nell' ,val' or sent to the next of kin of Activities are ba ed on a creed ark, Del.. I mile sOllth o f 'trh- k Mue all cheeo to Til. NEwARJr but they must be signed by the writer's 94.3 / ; . The avel age for the whole all who died hl the service, tate calledl the ten r:-OTi1niandment of ersville, Pa .• all rOM. name-not for publication, btlt for our The Home Sector, the-ex- oldiers' s chool was 92.9 ~ . one" financi al life. They a r e: 'I'eI-tliaO.M, D. ",- A., 911 aDd 93. infcrmatlOtl and proteclion. Thursday, January 29th, 192 magazine conducted by the former The following children have neither Fir t-Work and earn to help editorial ,council of The Star and been late nOr absent so far this ,ear: increa e the world's good" and de- at 12 o 'clock l'harp ••tered :u • .eoad·cl ... matter at Newa'rt, Del., UDder aet of March 3, 1897 tripe . Fourth Grade. crease the cost of living. Four Hor.es-~o. I , bay ll1 alC, The aubaeription price ot thd papet la $1.50 per 1el\r in adl'lUIc •. The ex- uldier 3' magazine ay : Single ropiea 4 cents. Gladys Brown Second-Make a 'budget to a _ I Bessie" year old ; ;-':0. 2, ba\ " opies of this certifi cate, 21 by Beulah Bryson certain how you shall d ispose of mar:, l' rances, ~ ; ) : ear ~ old ~ gODd JANUARY 21,1919 17 in'che, will s oon be in t he Erma DurnalI your income. worker alld dn\er, N o. ,), bay hands of ea h of the 216,000 A Anna Fraser . . . . . ' mare, N ellie, 10 'ears old, goou . Thlld-Keep a lecold of expen,- worker aud dri\'er; NO'. 4, I' uth, EVERY WEEK IS HY" OFFERS SCHOL. mer ican old,iers woun d:e d in the Mildred McNemar wa r. The word's 'War '\\I'th Ger dll tures, to ~ee how close you come bay mare,S y ars old, excellell l "THRIFT" WEEK AT ARSHIPS TO EX. many' will, ho\vever, be changed . Fifth Grade. to yo ur estimates. mare for gelleral purposes, wei ht GRAMMAR SCHOOL SERVICE MEN to ·World. War.' Seventy-s even Dorothy Armstrong Fourth-Have a ba,nK account to 12{)0 Ib: . NO' . . :l allel -I makes all (Continued from Page 1) National War Work Council thou a nd s imilar certifi cate to be Myrtle Holton keep your money ,in a s'afe place excellellt team. morn ing," andl s uch other remind- Will Make Awards In ent to the next of kin of men who and. help you to save. 1- head of cattle, cOll sisting of ers as will keep the m'atter of sav. Feb. or Sept. died in t he . ervice wIll beal' this Sixth Grade. Fifth-Carry life in urance to 11 goodmilkcows,6head ofwlllch ing before the studlents. The total ' The National '",'al' Work Council in. cr iption: 'Served with honor George Chalmers protect your loved. one in ca'e of have calves by their side, and O'lhe r ' sales so far have not been great of the Y. M. C. A. has recently re in the Worldl War and died in the Jo eph Lulton your death. close sprillgers by day of sal : I but ome impetus ha been given olved upon a new departure in ervice of hi s country.' 1t i tan ley Wilson S ixth- Make a will to help in - good grade Ilolsteill bull, - year by obsfirvance of Th·rift "'"eek and its policy which will irLVolve the planned to have every certificate s ure your resource going quickly old ; 3 yearling heifers, good stock ; by the offer of a friend of the d i t r ibution of about 46,000 chol. of the neal'ly 300,000 ,bea r the Seventh Graele. to those you desire. ' 1 brood sow, will farrow in Feb school to match the total purch'a e ars'hips throughout the United signature of the Pre ident. The Donald Alm ~ ll"Lng Seventh-Own your own home ruary; 12 good shoats. of the year so far in Thrift States, in technical schools, busi. creatol' of the de ign, Edwin H . Malcoh;' -A. · III~l '."u ng to obtain the greatest satisfaction Farming Imp\emenh-I farm wag-· Stamps. ne s colleges, Y. M. C. A. schools, Blashfield, is a famou s mural J<~dwin Conrad in your home life. on and bO'el y. 1 manure spreader, painter. who i probably be t In purs uance of the be'lief that colleges and un iver ities. Stu- Mary Cam\'- :'d E ighth- Pay your bill prompt- tomato beel and sprillgs, 1 Syra c u~(' known for his decoration in the the salvation of the co untry lies dents in Delaware Colleges are eli Emily Kf) eill! Iy to meet the ob-ligation ' you have plow, XO' .. 7 Stalldard U1owe , r otunda of the National Capitol in the practice of thrift by all gible to share in the benlifit of the J essie Kinch to your creditors. wlleel cultIvator, stub cutter, 1 citizens, thi week has beel : et scholarships a'lIotted to the tate at Was hington." Hattie Lewi3 Ninth-Inve t in government e' l we~der, 1 hay tedder, 1 ~o l ler, apart for the purpose of bringing of Delaware. The dra.wing hows Columbia Reba JI'IcConaghey T t hI t · d sprlllg tooth harro\\', potato dl g-g-er. before the people ma ny pha e of The orga nization of the work of tand'ing with a roll of honor in wlary Rose c url Ie ? ~ p your coun Iy an famil y carriage in good order, the "T,hrift" plan. allotting t hese scholarships is be- one hand, in her other s he hold Charlotte Rohrer maTke a wise mves~ment. sleigh, speed cart, 100 feet O'f .\_~ Each day thi week has been set ing pushed rapid1ly 0 that they a word on t he right shoulder of l..illim: Snyder enth-S~~re WIth others to ful- hav rope aud two hay forks, see!1 ap,art for the consideration of one 1m ay take effect at the beginning a kneeling American oldieI'. In fi~l . YOUI' re,llglous duty of teward- potatoes by the bushel, _0(1 busbe s particular pha e. Today for ex- I of the eco nd, seme tel'. Men who the background, waves the Star Fifth and Sixth Overflow. S Ip. conr, 1-_ intere: t in 3() acr s .,f ample is' "Thrift in Industry Day." ca n s how a certificate of honora'ble and Stripe . Nellie Nicholas wheat, Sp chickens. The injunction for the day is dlischarge from any ,branch of the Annie Simmons List of Sales For January TER 1 : All sums of $30 alld Work and E a rn.-Be a producer. service, including the S. A. T. C., New Prohibition Alice Williamson And February under cash, over $30 a credit O'f six Re'alize the importance of your per- are eligible to receive a scholar Commissioner Speaks Lydia Kenning Lis t of sales as reported by W. S. months will be given by purchas r s'onlal part i'n keeping the wheels hip. The provi 'ion is intended At Jubilee J(athel'yn Morris._ Arms.trong, auctioneel·. giving a bankable note with ap of society turning. Know the ~ep particularly for men who e ervice W. Truxton Boyce of Stanton Seventh and Eighth Overflow. proved endorser, interest frolU date satisiaction O'f adding to comfort. in army or navy interrupted their January 22, Charles A. Knott recen,t ly appointed prohibition Gladys Berry O'f sale .. Thi spirit sweetens one's work schooling, 01' in some way ha: Marie Gregg Pike Creek, 3 miles east of Newark. .-\LLE?\ I). HICI-! . Rll.· and makes life worth while." made it d ifficult to carry out their commi iOller for Dela ware wa one of the speakers at a proh Lbi Margaret Orr .Horses, cattle, f,arming implements w. S. Armstrong, Auction r. 'Tomorrow is "Make a Will" day educational plan. The income of at 12 o'clock. Daniel Thompson, Cle rk. .tion ju'bilee held in the parlor. of Charles Boyd when all property holde'rs' are urg. the . cholar hips will be propor J ohn Elliott January 29, Allen D. Richards ed to make a properly drawn will tioned to the need of the recipient St. Paul's M. E. church, Wilming. ton' Sunday. Samuel Handloft' near Strickersville. Horses, cattle, r------to ave cou rt trou'ble's, delays and up to $500, a nd it IS th·e policy to John McCue elCpe'nses and insure propel' dlispo. extend the benefit of the educa He poke for three minutes and farmIng implements, 12 o·clock. Want Advertisements s-ition of property when the owner tional fund to as many men as said he had not yet received h i Eighth Grade. February 5, David EastJburn near Red: MiH, % m ile north Har- takes the long, long journey. possible. The scholarship award· official commi sion, but the people ;I'larion Hopkins 1------mony station. Horses, cattle, F.,Saf• • For I ..,. L.. , ..4 ,... 4 Friday is "Make a Budlget" day. ed now will take effect in Fe'bru. co ul d. depend. upon it he would do Ca tharine Holton farming implements, 11 o'clock. Every one i urged to plan in ad- ary or next September, according everything in h i power to s'ee that Anna Little =------' vance just how flvel')' dollar Slhall to circums tance, and will run for the law is enforced. He made a Fe'bruary 6, James McGlade on WANTED-Girl s bicycle f or lI ild be spent in, order io get fulles,t re- one year. They w\ill be renewable. plea for the coopera tion O'f every Peters-on farm O'n road, from Tele- 10 years olod. Apply tUl'n and greatest s>atisfaction for Ful'lest pu'blicit~ will soon be bod.v with the city, State and fed graph road to New Land,on' road. Phone 92. Dover Accepts $225,000 every hour of work. given to the conditions, a nd appli- eral officers to ee that the law is Horses. cattle, farmIng imple- Saturday is g,iven over to the cations hould be made immediate- compl ied with. Of School Fund From ments, household goods, 1 o'clock. ,WANTED- A married maJI prompt payment of bil'l s. "Pay Iy. Each will be con . idered on it Auxiliary February 10, Charles H. Jarmon work by month or iarlTIl on third -' your bills promptly and pay by merits I'egardless of priority. The on road from Wilson s.hop to Oglet AUTHUR S. WHITEMAN, Another "Native Son" check for several re~so ns'-"'time a ppointments to collegiate scholar At a meeting of ci tizens on Fri. town. Horses, cattle, farming im- Newark, Delaware. is saveod; money may ,be sent by ships from Dela:ware 'Will be made In the Engineering da.v night it wa . decided' that it plements, 11 o'clock. mail without danger or los's'; large by an Inters tate Committee, on Department would, be well to accept the offer of the -School Aux iliary A sociat'i on February 12, Edward Richard WANTED-Woman to do geaeral sums need not be c,arried in the which Dr. K. R. Greenfield ha Leo Blumberg, graduate of Del to provid'e $225,000 of the Piene S. ] mile ea t of Newark. Hor es, house work in mall f r..l!lil~·. pocke.ts; it is more bu iness-Ii ke been asked to erve. Appl,ications aware College in t he cIa ' of ]916, cattle, farming implements. 11 Good home. and accurate. . . hould be made directly to the sec- duPont chool fund for the erec has been appoi nted profe 0 1' of tion of a new chool building here, o'clock. 1-24-2t Phone 225-J -2. Meetings in the intere t of the retary of this committee, Dr. David mechanical drawing to replace the s pecial Dover 'C hool distrid February 13, Campbell Brother thrif.t campaign will be held this Garrett Smith, 406 Contine·ntal Profe 0 1' Bank, re. igned. near M<::C lellal1'd ville on Barney WANTED-Middle-aged \\' on; n 0 week at ttre indu trial plants in Tru t Building, Was hington, D. C. to is ue ,bon·ds to the amount of fiv e the town during .the noon hour- They hou ld, be made upon F orm Profe' or Blumberg taught at percentum of the a se eel. value M ~ore f~ rm. HoI' e , , c att~e, 8, take care of two childn'en during Delawa re last .vear after t he . A. fal mlng Im plement. , 1 0 t he day a nd even·ing. No h,)u INCOME TAX family, a s dlefine-d in t he Income What His Club Fellows \ Danger In the Sportive Cootie FORMS NOW BEING ' Tax regulations, he may claim Did For Tom Jenkins ooties, as well a crowned DISTRIBUTED $s hl ,OOOe ma additionaly claim furth exemption.er exelllrpt Alisono, 'rom J enkins-that isn't hi real head,', uffered a a res ult of of $200 for each person for whom name, but it will do-was very knowledge ga,ined in the ,~ror1d From Now Until March 15, , he is t he chief s upport, if the proud of hi ~ cow. He used to go \Val'. The coot ie were largely Returns May Be Made dep ndent i under 18 01' is m n. out to t he barn and curry her like la ughed at-by those who didn't to Collector . tally 01' physicall y defective. a hor se, a nd " d'oll her p p," a~d ' tie have 'em-but that t hey are no The Fedel'al I ncome 'I'ax sea on A married woma ll' who has an a blu r ibbon around h er t ail. H e la ugh ing matter is indicated by a !tort Opens 9.30 a.l1I. elNU 5.30 , . m. Saturdays 9.00 p.. opens today, with the di l rubution income from a . eparate sou rce wa ' fi guring on her being t he b est recent. r epor t to the Bureau of Ag. of the forms for perso nal return t han he r hu. band i ent it led lo cow owned by a ny of the boy ' and r iculture, t hat i.f l o u se bor~e di.' from the office, of Co\1ector of In. file a separate return with res'Pect ,girL' cl ub member. in Merrimack ea es . hould be II1 troduced .1I1 th l.s Economy makes happy homes and sound nations t 1'nal Revenue 1I . T. Graham. to that income. Ordinarily a hus. Co unt.y, . II. But once in a whi le t he.lr 111 elJI. co u~ try ap ~e a r a n c. e Waste neither lime nor money but makc u.~(' If t olh From now unLii the 'be\1 ring on band and wife file one joint r eturn, Tom J enk in would gr ow olemn. \ demlc fo rm IS not Impos ~ ble . The the n ight of March l5lh, the' an. induding the income of both. But. "J'icket ~ ," T om woul d say to B ureau o~ E n to mol o~ I: one of lI ual 1'etlll'nH cov ring income for if. the. hus?and does not in;lude himself, " suppo e omething ha p ' I ~11e a~encl~s . ~h~t d~mn g t he war J9j!) will be figured out. and filed h I;:; wlfe' !-\ Income, lhe wife IS re. pens to my cow." ~lI1d Slllce has ~n \ e tl~ated the s ub The Snellenburg Store is Co-operating by c;tizens and residenls, to,gether quil'ed to file her own return. Sep- Someth ing did, h appen. The cow ~ect of body ilce, whIch was prac. with payment of t.ax due. ar ate returns of hu sband and wife became s~c l and d,ied, wh ile sh e Ic.a.ll~1 a new fi eld untl.1 w ~r con· Whole-heartedly to Make Thrift Week . The burden of f ul fil1ing lhis ob. :Ire reqlli recli if either had a nel was slil1 d'ry, and without r eturn. dl Ion del~10n .t r ated. It s Imp.ort. lig:ltion is laid by law squarely on illcome xceeding $5,000. . ing a cent. That to k al1 t he joy \ a nc,e: the came llltO a Great Success A marJ'led woman' who lrve with t f l·...... T I-I t hell \\~an.t.tt l ~lme plc~otl.e.oml ne nce much e , ou c er 0 0 e w 0 are her hu "band is 110t al lo\ved "a pl'e ou °d l or om· . ehmolJed 1110re attention haw been given to th h I I f th h ~ l ed t And if the men of this vi;inily really care to save money, American itizen Ot' J'esid nt . < • a r oun , ."n once or wlce e went • • < I' ' noW s the lime Every ]Jerson m ust determine fo r ' cribed exemption he and" her ou t t 0 t h e b a m an d 100 k e d at t h e JI1 .ecL I attacth kIngt p tlhants andtt lokw' er h im self whe her his n t inc me [or hu. band have $2,000 plu; $200, ad. place wh re h e had stood aJ1llma' an 0 ose a ac Ing 1919, fIgur ed according to the R v. diticn fo r each dependent ; fi nd " I' . f· ·t " h ·ct " man. ' Remember, our original prIces were enue Law, was suffic ient in amount this exemption mflY be taken bv ~1 In 01 I ci I e sa l . My I A Bureau o[ EntomOlogy investi. to requ ire II return. either 01' d,ivided in anw m fl nn '1' cow. IS gO~1e' l a n t o W;t'~t e bank I gator has. concluded that in a city already 25 per cent lower than other If he is i\i ngle, a 1" tu'r n i between them. ev.~ ; ~ cen S 1: co'. take a o[ 500,000 population, where sani- required if net income for 1919 w as Awomanwhowas 'Widoweddur. ml ~ on~ea~' , o ~ aYlt lYa c k. Jut l t3 ry ,tandards a re high, 2,500 because of our maker-to-wearer policy. $1000 or o\re r. A widow or widower ing 1919 may claim exemption for ~~y te~:\ h an tO u ~ .. ~ ~~ ~ avl e 1{ ~ oW n wo ultl be II liberal estimate of t he These thrift sale prices are further reduc is cia 'sed, as a , ingle pel', on. A t he full year, on the basis of her ,0 JOI a c ub. I nOl' mal number of ca se. of pedi - man 01' woma n living apart from :tatus of December 31. Tom wa n t 0 fa r 'wrong at t hat. I culo, i, (Iou. iness) likely to occur tions, and every Suit and O vercoat In our hi~ wife 01' h'usbantl is also classed A wife who e hu. band is in a :Vhen a boy l ose ~ a cow t he e day in one year. As factors favor ing a.: a single per>;on . . anlita r ium 01' temporarily work. It mea ns so ~ ethl n g . Old'e r people t he development of lice he lists immense stock is a wonderful buy now. If he wa5 ma1'l'ied a nd li ving ing in a nother city, an,d is separat. ~vou! d feel Just 'as b.ad, especially I continuous wear ing of cclothing, with his wife on Dec. 31, a ret urn ed from him only th rough neces· If, lr ke T om, t~ey tlll h ad to ~ ay personal neglect due to disease, $60,00 and $65.00 SUit3 and Overcoats Reducea to $5-1 75. i ' requi red if hi ' net income for sity, should not con. ider her status ~or the cow, WIth no way of dOIng Ipel' . onal neglect due to old, age, $50.00 and $55.00 Suits and Ove rcoats Reduced to $47.50. 1919 wa . $200001' over. In h i. n et ,as "living al art" from her hus. Jt. person'al neglect and loss of elf income he mu, t include that of hi band. But if there is vol u ntary But Tom' club leader heard respect due to drunkenn ess and $40.00 and $45.00 Suits and. Overcoats Reduced 10 $37.75. wife and miner ch ild,ren, if any. continuous separation, whether 01' about it, H e knew t hat none O f l d i S~ iPation, .a nd' per sonal neglect $30.00 and $35.00 Suits and O ve rcoats Reduced to $29.50. If a tax i~ due on hi s income. not granted by cou rt decree, each the club mem bers was rich, but h e due to elii couragement and' loss of he mu t make paymen, with h is must take t. he ,tatus of a ingle told t hem about Tom' bad, luck. ambition. In most of the cases No Charge for Alterations. return. This payment may be person with re pect to income tax. An d somehow, T om's plight a p· inve. tigated, two 01' more of t hese North bound made in whole or in par t of t he pealed to t hem. f or many hlad bo r. factors operated together. Con- Every garment IS from our regular tax clue. At lea. tone quarte'r of A po rt ly Dutch woman applied rowed money to tar t them in club tac with vermi nou per. ons or the tax mU,st accompany the re. to the post offi ce for a money order work .. T~ ey began to send in little t hei r clothing or a rt icles of per stocks, styled and tailored m our own turn. to , end to her on in, t he far E a t . contl'lbutlon . . A garden and, can· onal u e were f ound t o be prin- The fi ling and paying must be She toldl t he cle rk she h adl left n er ni ng clu b sold po pcorn at the f arm cipal methods of transmission. factory and at Fashion Park. done before midnigh t of Ma rch son's letter a t h ome, but said h e bureau fi eld dtlly and t urned over Cleanl ines is the s ure t afe· 15th, 01' he i classed as a delin- wa "some pl ace oul in China, dot $6.80 for T om J enki n. 's cow. In g ua rd again t lice. The benefIcial quent andl is s uhject to sever e pen. sound. like del' noise an a ut omoble a mo nth there WQS enoug h money e ff ect, from the ·t andpoi nt of the alties. makes," to buy T om a new cow-one that general populat ion, o[ bathing Make Your Boy Enthusiastic A Th e forms are bei ng di t ributed The clerk s miled, 'and turning return enough money to pay for f acilities, and sanitary conditions Thrift and _You Will Make South bound f or pel' onal r eturn . . From 1040A to another nearby, he said'. "What th7 co ~v that had died. And , he's in j ai ls and. chea'p lod'ging houses, is in t ended f01' use by a person kind of a noi e doe an a utomobile d.ol ng It. i st rongly indicated' in the report. Hiin wh o e net income does not exceed make J oe?" "Tho. e women have been sett· 'Tis t he coward wh o quits to mi s· S5000. A la rgCl' form 1040, is "Honk, h() nk!" t he other s uggest. in g there for an hour or more." fortune; Edu~ate him m the ~ne art of saving in 'Tis the knave who changes each in.tended f or each pel' on having ed. "You sholdn't ,ay , e t ing,' my d'ay ; a prac~lcal way. Thnft Week will be a a net income in excess of $5000. "Ya h, dlot' it," exclaimed the dea 1', It is ' Soi tti ng' ," Both of these f orms al'e now ob- woman, her face brightening. "No, 'setting' i what I meant, I 'Tis the fool who wins half the good hme to get him acquainted with the tainable at Internal R evenue offic. "Honk honk dlot del' place." th ink t hey're hatching out tTouble battle, Then throws all his chances e and' at .ome banks and P o t So t he clerk made the order pay· for som ebodry." - Detroi t Free Office. ,able t o Hongkonlg, and the woman away.-Farm J ou rnal. mer~ts of Right·,PoSture Clothes. They Press. B.\ It is urged 'by t he Internal R ev. went away happy. ren:tmd. a boy always to Stand erect, they West bound ~ : 0 4 a.m. H enue Bureau that taxpayerS' obtain ------..;....------~------~------7:27 a.m. their blank at once. Failure to -1-+++++11111111+++++111111111 1111++++++++++++++++IIIIIIIII++hllllllll++++++++ ++ tram hIS figure and mold his character and 8 :a7 a.m. h ave a blank f orm at hand f O'r an 1:51 p.m. help him to grow . up straight' and strong ' a:21 p.m. eleventh.hour ret urn wii1 not re· 5: 20 p.m. lieve 'a per on of pena lty for fa il. and with all these wonderful advantage~ 6:55 p.m. ure to comply with the law. 9 :24 p.m, Each f orm co n,tain instruction you pay less for Right-PostUrt Cloth es, f or preparing and filing the re· turn, and these should be car efully because r ead and t r ictly ob. erved. There i also pr ovided a "work We Manufacture Them and Save You l sheet" which sh oul'd be used f or Any Time Now mak ing t he origi nal computat io ns, Extra ' Profit. and which should be r etai ned a nd prp s9rved by the taxpayel'. Th.is Thrift Sale will mean still further sa Any per on wh o i in doubt on poi nt affect ing h is particular case, TRIM AND PRUNE THE SHADE TREES, mgs. hould bring uch matters to the $25.00 Suits and Overcoats at $19.50. attenti on of t he near est Depu·ty Berry and Rose Bushes, before the $20.00 Suit3 and OverCOQt3 al $16. 75, Collector 01' Revenue Agent. wh o will r end'C r every nece a ry a id $18.00 Suil3 and OVercoal3 al $14.50. without Chal'ga. Sap Begins to Rise $15.00 SUil3 and Oliercoat3 al $11 .75. When t he return is completed, it hould be properly executed and New Stylcs that boys like. Si%es 6 to 18 ye ars. immediate,ly fi led. Any Internal Revenue Offi ce r w ill administer the neces. ary oath without charge. Du Pont Challenge Cleanable It is poin.t ed out that a , c c Ul~acy in compiling the ret urn i' abso· Typify Thrift lutely neces ary. Mere guesses and estimate. as to income and Thrift Week we 'will sell these pOpu dlediuction should be avoided, and We have Pruning Shears, Pruning Knives and all actual f'acts and amounts should lar collars---special at three for $1.00. be set forth. And thi s is equally the necessary Cutting Tools important in con s icl ering t he ques· Be3ides Giving You FREE a Quarler Pocket Thrift Bank ,tion of whether a return i,s r e- Challe~ge Cleanable Collars wear longer, give better quired,. serVlce , save laundry bills. THE INCOME TAX AS Sh.are in the great national Thrift Campaign by buy' APPLIED TO WOMEN lllg at least three of these collars. ' Revenue Collector Tells Statu's With Regard To The Big Savings on Shirts, Underwear, Neck Law wear. $3.50, ·$4, $5, Men's Shirts at Women who had, incomes during 1919 are I' emai n-dedl by Collector only $2.85 each. of Internal Revenue H . T. Graham C~oice of, silk fibres, silk stripes, silk fron ts, lTl adrases t hat they are s ubject to all of the / provisions of the fed6Jl'al income 1~ planl and fancy fabrics, soft and stilT tax. Many t housands of Iwomen Slzes 13X to 19. fil e returns and pay taxes regu· larly, and there ar e new names added to this list each year. The high wages anw salaries received V~RY SPECIAL! $3~50 and $4.00 Men's by women last year will perhaps Thomas A. Potts ~Ults at $2.65. d'ouble t he number of the fair ex Famous Vassar and Stu ttgarter brand . who are required to file r eturns. A 'Pu'blic school. teacher, or other city, town, county and, State em· HARDWARE $1.00 and $1.50 Silk and Silk Knitted Neckwear at pl oye, i ~ not taxed on her Soalary Three for }Y'ide open end and French shape . or wages, but must file a return if $1.50. her taxable income from other NEWARK, DELAWARE $4.00 and $5.00 Men'. Soft Hats, all colors, at "ources was ufficient in amount'to come within t he law's de LOCAL MAN ELECT. You mention lhe points of your road ED DIRECTOR OF ster, DI RECTORY APPLE COMPANY Wilh many a "wherefore" alJd "when." BROWN'S Garrick T heatrp flut, ah, are you conning, my brother~, C. A. McCue Is Made Vice New aDd SecoDd-HaDd FurDiture Store OIL The worth oC lhe children of men? President In Subsequent bnys, sell •. and exchanltes in all kinds of Organization THE HOME OF HIGH CLASS Wilson, Daniel Sccre,tm-y--Warren A. Singles And what of your boy? Have y"lU household goocls. Long distance auto of each At a meeting recently of the measured mo ving is ollfspecialty. Phone 4547 W 'I'. J. Willis, Charles l\{~,~~I;lt first 'l'uesday night VAUDEVILLE ·tockholders of the Delaware Ap- His needs for the growing year? 504 MADISON STREET /I , 'from Mi!'l9 Emily Bissell relative Idling trip Mr. and Mrs. Eastburn Census Enumerator. NEWARK HIGH The Week At The Thirty Pounds Or to the observance of Th,rift week. will res ide ne.ar Newark. Mrs! . Expect To Finish Work HOLDS SALESIANUM Women'. College "Buat" Saya Middletown An invitation to a lun·cheon to E'astburn received Bishop pIa) ed a good, tlOOI' game as well timely thoUightg. co n,cern111g t he 51 l'b . of 'milk andl 2.9 l'bs. of but- of Mr. ancL MI·s. J. Tlhompson East- f plants. . . .of Dellaware. In it ,he ~ t~te s that as scoring fi ve out of the ten New Year. , tel' She also broke t he monthly burn, both of near Newark, were I The brIde wore a gown of wh ite 'he cannot make a deCI Sion until points'. .Moore 'excelled' in the fo ul- Miss H. S. Bridlge, State Su- I'e c'ord of the Middletown Cow united in marriage on Th~r~ ' d ' ay ~ s ' atin and. ~ veil. ~n cap effect hel~ he has cons~de'l'ed. the ou t look for s hooting branc h. The two guards pervisor of Home Economics in Te ting A!'Isociation, producing evenin.g at 7 o'clock at Chl'lstlan.a in place WIth Illtes of the vall~Y. the church 111 Delruware. He an. of Newark are a lso due for the Delaware, and Mrs. R. O'Leary, 2117 pound of milk. This record ,Parsonage by Rev. John White ,She carried a bouquet of ~~ ' Ite nounced hiS' willingnes,' to come credit of holdlil1'g th'e locals to such State S'upervisor of Home Econom- was produced! in 28 days. p'a tor of Christiana M. E . 'Church. roses. Mathilda C. Moore, a I. tel' East the la 8 THE FOREMOST ASSEMBLY OF GUARANTEED FURS IN DELA WARE HOLDS OUT A FAMOUS OPPORTUNITY Each yea r the wonderful ,money-saving po ss ibilitie ~ of concerning Every piece will be sold at a positive bona-fide reduc Gran t 's Anllual Fur ale IS apparent to au Increaslllg is questio c ircle of shoppers. I)on 't think of buy ing a fur coat, a tioll of 25 per cent. All are the authen tic, faghionable models of the present sealon and carry the fu ll , reliable scarf or a muIT, a cape or a coatee until you see the tre diagnosed mendons value. we are oITeri ng. guaran tee of this well-known house. This sale repre follow-up vAn Ad sents the supreme investment in fu rs. lillian. 1It..made for Advertisers ~~:: ~~~t\:ali~n ~ea~ $116.50' ~4;wNat~ral. LY.DI . Se~ $31.50 ~~~v Manch. Wolf Se~ $30.00 doctors of ,give their 32 inches long, straight line, full [n black, taupe or brown. centre ripple. 'Wednesday $60 Taupe Fox Set $45 00 :30 p. m. """T"'HE POS T is different - everybody admits that. $185 Muskrat Coat $123.75 Now • $55Now Larre Nutria Scarf $41.25 The sole to give the .1 Even our enemies. _._ Now . With fu ll sw e~p . $26 MuIT to match to become Well matched skins, ripple border. $110 Ea.tel'll Mink Set $82.50 now 519.,,0 . 1Oinen. Again, we edit our Ads with the same care as ow ______$175 Tau!'e Marmot $131.75 we edit our news. No Gold Bricks, no luring sen Coat N ow . . . $49 Raccoon Cape 36 inches 101lg, made of soft, \V~ II French Coney Sit Now. $36.75 sations, no Get -Rich -Quick Proposals. We have no matched pelts; the best w ~ ari n g skill Now $13.50 on the lIIark~t. In black tanp ~ or brown. scandals in our columns, either news or advertising. $45 Hudson Scarf ow $33.75 No G. A. R. Hero is saved by Camouflage Booze, $90 Coney Coat $67.50 $60 Fox Scarfs $45 00 ~o:ack , brown or tanp~, 32 illches N ow • $35 Australian Seal $26 25 no Society Belle of Skedunk saved by HPink" Grace IOllg, wi th large, wonderful ripple: In taupe, bl ack, poi ret or Kalll- Stole Now • adorns our pages. We exploit no patent pills-tut-tut, first quality skins. chatka. 72 inches long by 12 inches d ec liver, asthma and dope cried for have not our O. K. Such ills are for physicians and for nature. _:_ A Sensational Coat Sale 50 SAMPLE COA TS For Women and Mi$$cs---No Two Are Alike We back our Ads. They are worthy and have AI1 are fillcl y tailored and of 11\ sl fa 'ored fabrics. e Bolivia, Sil ver tOile, Olivet de L[ulle, Oclonr, Broadcloth, self-trimmed models with silk linings. Nel'cr befor our guarantee. We are proud of them and their make liP this s tunning array. Doth fnr-trlmmed and have such coa ts been offered at th ese prices. association. We know them. _._ ._ Coats That Sold for Not Less than $75 up to $lOO. Coats That Sold from $49.50 to $60. 00 Honest Goods advertised by Honest Men are $52.50 $29.75 welcomed to The Post. And they do say, those Seeing is BelielJing. See The$e Be/ore You Buy. who have tried that Advertising in The Post pays'! OTHER REDUCTION~ THRO&GHOUT THIS DEPAR TMENT So when contemplating your Spring Campaign, place THE SALE OF SKIRTS VERY REMARKABLE your Ad where you are at least satisfied with your Features associates. Ads, as well as men, are sometimes known MODELS THAT SOLD UP PONGEE TO $8.00 $3.79 WAISTS by the company they keep. _.- _:_ _:_ MODELS THAT SOLD UP That Would Be TO $10.00 .• $4.79 Cheap at $5.00 MODELS THAT SOLD UP $3.98 THE POST AD MAN TO $16.00 .. $8.79 'fhree different 'lyle. present the nlost fascinAti ng touches of the designer's art. When YOIl see the quality MODELS THAT SOLD • and s lllartne ~s of these w!liSls, YOIl a r~ sllre to be captivated. TO $20.00 •..•. ~~ $10.79 Other Mode/I $1.50 to $15.00