The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 14

THE EVENING JOURNAL. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1927 FOURTEEN COLORED TEACHERS Open Saturday Evening Till 9 o'clock SAYS WEIGHT DEANA.F.WEST PLAN CONFERENCE MONEY SAVING HOUR SPECIALS (9 to 11 o'clock) The Delaware State Colored Teach- 25c Galvanized AFFECTS HEALTH ers Association wlU hold Its annual QUITS PRINCETON UTS PRI Buckets Each, 3k meeting November 10 and 11, In Paiirs -M, E. Church, Mllford.

(Z to 4 P. 1500 Yds. of CREPE DE CHINE FLAT CREPE Reg. 79c Many nottd educators wUl address 10c Limit, on a easterner. Nn Mid to ehlllrea.

the organization Including Carter O. Columbia Professors to Tell How It Can be Woodson. Ph. editor and direc tmtalre Star. tor of "The Journal of Negro His tory:" Miss Edna M.

Colson, of State I AFTER 44 YEARS i Col. Augustus Trowbridge to Succeed Head of Grad-1 uate School College, Petersburg, Dr. H. L. (11 to 2 o'clock) Colgate's (7 P.

M. to P. CHILDREN'S SLEEPING GARMENTS 4 a. a Miller and Dr. H.

V. Holloway, State supervisor of education. Tooth Paste WARNS AGAINST TOO MUCH DIETING TTOPS One-piece styl. Mode DEATHS IX BRITISH 77C THE PROGRESSIVE DEPARTMENT STORE "Where the Cars Stop and the Crowds Shop Hon told to children. Limit, MINES ON DECREASE I of fin quality flannelette; two to a I tubes to a cus phono customer.

Positively no orders. LONDON (Uilted Press) In the annual report for 1926, Is tomer. $150,000 TO ENDOW jCHAIR OF GEOGRAPHY sued by the Secretary of Mines, show that the number of persons killed In coal mines in 1928 was 845, as against When It Comes to Real Values They Come to the Success Store 1,128 in 1925. The victims of non-fatal accidents .1 Our Gigantic Storewide EXPANSION SALE Features Tomorrow numbered 90,620, as against 177,347 In 1925, the majority of these cases being caused by the fall of mine roofs and sides. POOLE'S.

Stunning DRESSES Marked Down To Close Out Sat. ELECTRIC STORES CO. Lavishly Trimmed With' Fur Just Received for Saturday's Selling VALUES NEVER BEFORE EQUALLED IN THE CITY DRYER AND WASHER (() Value SpGJO sites On. of these and one of that, regrouped and repriced downward to close out. Valuei extraordinary.

Shop early for these. Ail alzes, but not In all atylea. In This Three-Price Group are COATS MARKED DOWN FROM $14.95, $29.50, $35.00 and $39.50 NEW YORK, Oct 28 (United Press). The effect of weight upon public health was defined In startling terms by Dr. Thomas D.

Wood, professor of public health at University, In an Interview granted the United Press today. "Public health," Dr. Wood declared, "Is directly determinable by the general -correspondence of the weights of the Individuals to scientific standards of weight charts." Dr. Wood declared that a few exception! would not effect the general' of his statement to any appreciable degree. "Social diseases, tuberculosis, consumption, cancer and a few other diseases are such suffered by so few persons," he said, "that the effect upon the condition of general public hea th Is practically negligible." Dr.

Wood's statements were given In conjunction th an article whlcn he has written for a new volume called "Your Weight and How to Control It," to be published tomorrow, In elaborating his statement, he said, "A slight degree of over or under weight for a person does not Indicate that he is not healthy, over weight or underweight Is a prevalent condit on In any section or community it will be found that the general hea th conditions are low. For example, In crwded tenement districts it will be found that most persons are decidedly under weight. In such moreover, tho general health 1s well under average. Obesity, while it to not to be found generally in any one group, Is nevertheless wide spread and has a definite re'atlon to the general public health." Dr. Wood supported the statements of other professional men whose articles appear in the book by statin? that weight reduct on constituted an actual menace to the country.

He cited examples of large groups of high school girls between the ages of 12 and 18 who are today forego-ing luncheon or one of the other meals In their efforts to attain or maintain a "boyish" form. Such practices, he declares, are serving only to undermine the general health of the country, and seriously Jeopardize these girls' future chances for motherhood. Pill I MOST Tl ilENT TpRMS DRESSES High Grade Marked Down Still Lower for Saturday -Rich Suedes Broadcloths Brandines Sport Fabrics Bolivias 0 Every coat combines comfort with beauty. Now Is the tune and this ta the place tor you to make your selection and reap these wonderful savings. They are coats you will buy later In the season at Just double these prices.

The manufacturer, due to the warm weather, sacrificed these coats for ready cash. The savings go to you as usual Second Floor Ready to Wear Out they go. Every on. If low prtcei mean anything to thrifty style seeking women, these wonder dresses will fly out tn hurry, featuring th season' newest colors, fashioned In rich satins, velvets georgettes and combinations. PRINCETON, N.

Oct. Andrew Fleming West, organizer and head of the Princeton Oraduate College since Its founding In lWK tendered his resignation as headof the graduate Institution to the board of trustees of Princeton University assembled here yesterday for their annual fall meeting. The resignation of Dean West will become effective at the close of the present academic year In June, 1928. Coincident with the announcement of the resignation of Dean West, the trustees made known the appointment as his successor of Colonel Augustus Trowbridge, who has been professor of physics at Princeton University for more than twenty years. The retiring dean, who will be seventy-four years old on May 17 next, will complete his forty fourth year of teaching at Princeton next June.

He was responsible for the erection, In 1913, of the beautiful group of buildings which now comprises the graduate school. No reason for his resignation was given but It Is known that he has been In 111 health for the last jew years. f' Colonel Trowbridge, who Is at present In Paris on leave of absence from Princeton, representing the International Education Board, came to Princeton In 1908 as professor of physics. He was born In New York In 1870 and received his preparatory school education at Phillips Andover Academy. He later studied at Columbia University from 1890 to 1893, and received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Berlin in 1898.

Announcement was also made by the trustees yesterday of a gift of 1150,000 from an anonyrnoua donor for the endowment of a chair of geography In Princeton University. The scope of the professorship, as well as the department of which It will be a part, has not yet been determined. The trustees also received a portrait by Hagay of Chief JusUce Edward W. Whepley. The gift was made by his descendants, the Misses Elizabeth and Charlotte W.

Thomas and of William V. Thomas, of Madison, N. J. Four new trustees officially assumed their offices at the meeting yesterday. They are Albert O.

Milbank, of New York City, a graduate in the class of 1896, and John Stuart, of Chicago, of the class of 1900, charter trustees; Frederick H. Scott, of Chicago, of the class of 1900, and Dean Mathey, of Princeton. N. of the class of 1912, alumni trustees. Mr.

Milbank was made a member of the committee on finance. Mr. Scott a member of the committee on health and athletics and Mr. Stuart and Mrs. Mathey members of the committee on grounds and buildings.

Governor A. Harry Moore of New Jersey, ex-offlclo president of the board of trustees, was present at the meeting. Dresses Marked Down $18.95, $25.00 $29.75 EX Women's Reg. 59c Union Suits 3 FOR $2.00 to $2.50 Rayon Silk Gowns No Broken Buttons No Wrinkles Newthis marvelous Washer is so easy on the clothes, and easier still on yon. We offer free service on all Easy Washers In the city of Wilmington bought within the guarantee period.

POOLE'S ELECTRIC STORES CO. 3 E. Ninth Street Delaware Trust Building Phone 2166 Please remem bi-r, only three garments to customer. Every Specials For Sat. Only one perfect and lowered In price for this one day.

Be her early. SATURDAY ONLY One to a customer. Early choosing Is advisable. Limited lot. All sizes when placed on sale.

SATURDAY ONLY 50c Perfect Hose 3 Pairs Spend One Dollar and Save $2 and More 59c Worn. Flannelelte Bloomers 3 For QUALITY hall alwaya our standard. Bent material and low prima enable you to hav your teeth fixed without delay. Consultation tret. Oood Bet of Teeth $15 Crown and Bridge Work $6 per tooth FiOings Jl and up Cleaning SI ud ud Extracting a Soecialtv Oxygen Gas or Needle Used Women's 3 Pairs to a Customer American Dental Parlors 602 Market St.

Wilmington, Del. Felt Comfort SLIPPERS Drs. Ashbrook and Beegan Branch Office, Elkton, Md. Open Mondays and Fridays. $2.50 Crepe Gowns, Reg.

Extra Size Slips Kiddies' Fur Trimmed COATS Values to $12.95 Open Every Night Gowns Chemise Step-ins ll.SA Vain. Each, $11 THE BEST THAT CAN BE Sale Price Ribbon trimmed, padded leather soles. Large variety of colors which make choosing: easy. Sizes 3 to 8. Values extraordinary.

4 Garments to a Customer each Beautiful, rich fabrics, lavishly trimmed with fur collars and cuRs. Beautifully lined and warmly Interlined. Slr.es to years. rii OFFERED IN CLOTHING Is Always Here For You MEN'S 1 and 2-PANTS SUITS TOPCOATS Winfer OVERCOATS Full-Fashioned Perfect Hose Boys' and Girls' $1.00 Flannel Pajamas 2 for $1 Women's $1.75 Extra Size Flannel Gowns $1 Up to $3.00 Hand Bags each $1 Children's 39c Long Hose, all perfect .5 pairs $1 $1.98 and $2.25 Brocaded Silk Girdles $1 Women's Silk Gloves and Boys' Hose 7 pairs $1 $1.95 New Fall Scarfs at $1 Women's $1 and $1.50 House Dresses 2 for $1 $1 and $1.50 Children's Dresses .2 for $1 39c Children's Black Satine Bloomers 4 for $1 49c Pillows and Crib Blankets 3 for $1 49c Children's White Dresses 3 for $1 $1.50 Children's Rayon Underwear $1 Mohawk Pillow Cases, 42x36- 4 for $1 49c Cretonne 4 yards for $1 10 Yards of Emerald Crash Toweling for $1 $1.50 Novelty Linen Finish Table Clothes $1 81x108 Crinkled $1.95 Bed Spreads s. each $1 49c Shirting Madras 3 yards for $1 Fruit of the Loom Muslin .6 yrds $1 Reg.

$1.69 Marcel Table Cloths each $1 I $1.00 Rayon Bloomers 2 For 50c Children's Long Sport Hose 3 Pairs IT Purchasing Orders Accepted Regular $1.49 Value Every wanted new shoe shad Is In th lot.Every on PBRPEOT. Pure silk. Valuea like these Boys' IN EVERY NEW STYLE EVERY MATERIAL EVERY COLOR EVERY SIZE $31 .00 Girls' are seldom offered, but eagerly sought. Choose early. Every pair guar Oxfords Not special values (or anteed perfect.

one day, but the greatest values every day in the 19c Turkish Towels Lane, spongy week. pk Tl 50c Merc Children's Long Hose 4 Pairs $1 French Voile Gowns Step-ins 2 Gar. For Ilk Towels that p4 thTraty EveVy" I lw one perfect. Limit I I i 1 tar 4 to a customer. gi With WBJ JP- With colored bor Each of These Famous Price Groups Makes Possible a Saving of $5.00 to $10.0011 rter Hallowe'en Chintz 15c Values ms.

$2.95 Values gibes 12 to 2. Patent colt sewed soles, rubber heels. Thrifty parents don't fail to share in these outstanding values. Balcony Shoe Dept. and each group presents hundreds of new garments for your selection.

Latest single and double-breait-ed models for young men and conservative dressers. Plenty of the new browns and greys and a special department for BLUE SERGE SUITS. 29c Windsor Crepe 5 yards for $1 In attractive colors. Buy your Hallowe'en material here and save Saturday only, II A Very Special Purchase of 1500 Boys' Suits O'coats, Stainless Steel Carving Sets $2.00 Value Values up to $11.50 4-pIece suits one long and one short or 3 short pants. All models au ma-.

12 Gold Band Cups Saucers $100 Value terlals. SJloSet Boys All-Wool Suits Overcoats, Decorated Soup Plates 15o Value $8.75 Size $15.00 Values LUNCH KITS With Pint Thermo ijpjJjJjT Bottles Complete bwaJj $1.50 I For Value I Set Adjustable Ironing Black enameled metal ease leather handle, snap fastened Hoards with guaranteed pint bottle Limit one to a customer. No $2.00 Value phon or C. O. D.

orders. Nonr sold to children. JsS 1 I Galvanized Ash li Can. 1.50 Value j. For Saturday only.

Heavy galven- A I Adlustabl. to three S) I heights. Olean. tea- Cn00 ff toned wood top. for these.

Stainless Steel Knives Forks $2 Value 12 FOR Strtotly firsts. Limit, 19 to a custo- Mn fi nr Enameled Roasters 2.00 Value $11, A Strong Leather FREE With Each Bys Suit or Overcoat Purchased FOOTBALL Two pieces, tempered, stainless steel blade, swaged tnd etched bone stag handles. Another outstanding value for Saturday. telerihon orders. None told to children.

Far Knives and Forks Established 1884 ft Pieces In All. 79c Simplex Self-Wringing Mops Galvanized Wash Tubs for For 13 Cups It Saucers 24 Pieces in All All perfect. Limit, 34 pieces to each customer. None sold to children. Positively no C.

O. D. or telephone orders. Keeps bright and clean 0 Limit, two to Knives with French shape Turkey tlse. Oval blue enameled Roasters.

Seamless. Limit, on to a customer, Ouaranteed self-bast-lng. No. O. O.

D. or telephone orders. Values extraordinary. customer. No C.

3o value 2 for tlss, Eseh on 2L. blade, tempered and etched O. or telephone or ders. None sold to black handle. Values extra children.

ordinary. lOMABfifT ST. We Insist Every Customer Must Be Satisfiedaggas.