The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • 13

EVERY EVENING WILMINGTON. DELAWARE FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1927., 13 tertainment committee. Misses Daisy Barnes. Rebecca Moffett and C. Julian Coleman.

CRANSTON MRS A. JOHN WILMINGTON'S FASHION INSTITUTION Monday afternoon at 2. Interment will bo private. MANY TEACHERS ARE EXPIRES AT AGE OF 80 a Truck And Sedan Collide. A truck owned by Willtam A.

Lar-rlmore, of 807 Madison Btrect, and operated by Charles E. Doeher. of 1305 West Ninth street, and a sedan owned and operated by Clarence Di-Sabatlno, of 1502 West Seventh street, collided at Seventh and Rodney streets last night. No one was hurt. DiSabatlno's car was slightly SCHOOL AT SUMMER 0 eWl reasons for an Increase in the county tax rate of 29 cents over last year Is that the schools of the county cost $10,000 more than was appropriated last year, which amount was not included in last year's levy, but was is-suel In certificates of indebtedness.

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Owens of Bet-terton have issued Invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Virginia, to Ellwood Davis Tilghman. The ceremony will be performed in the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Betterton, on Monday, next, at 12 o'clock. A reception will follow the ceremony at the Chesapeake House. Rev. Claude W. Clark of Still Pond and Better charge will perform tho ceremony.

The ladies of Wesley Chapel M. P. Church held their annual supper on the lawn of the church Jast evening. The net proceeds were close to $300. Mayor Charles N.

Satterfleld is attending the annual session of the Na Vionecr in Women! Suffrage Clause Hail Been Married 59 Years. Mrs. Martha Shelley Cranston, wife tat of John A. Cranston, of Newport, and Meats for Summer Days i Tower Brand I BOILED AND BAKED HAMS, VEAL LOAF, MINCED HAM, LIVER PUDDING AND LUNCHEON SPECIALTIES No Cooking Necessary Re adyfo-Scrve A trial will prove to your own satisfaction that ready-to-serve meats not only will please the palate and satisfy the demands of appetite, but will also help give you a welcome vacation from cook stoves and cooking. JJ Ask your dealer to show you the assortment he carries of Tower Brand I APPAPL SfOP 702 Market St.

i New! Wash Silk SunmniiiiniGii? a well-known figure In women's suf a a a frage and temperance activities, died i Kent ountv Schools Suffer as Result of Insufficient (Special to Every Evening.) Chestertown. Md, June 24. According to the public school laws of the state, many of the teachers In this county will be required to attend summer school during the vacation period and beginning next week, teachers will attend the following schools, where they will pursue courses of from six to twelve weeks duration: Johns Hopkins University, Inez Russell. Ida S. Parks.

Hilda A. Hill. C. Louise Kendall, Mary C. Thompson.

Lillian M. Orr. Nellie Peterson, Rebecca wnnrf. w. A.

P. Strane. Arthur L. tional Junior Order United American Fined As Drunken Driver. Frank Ketchem, of Marcus Hook, when arraigned before Magistrate Stradlcy-yesterday on a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, was fined $100 and costs.

He was arrested on the state highway Wednesday afternoon by Privates Buffling-ton and McConnell, of the ttate highway police. Howard Alumni IMcntr. The annual picnic of the Alumni Association of Howard High School will be held in Eden Park, South Wilmington, tomorrow afternoon. Baseball and other sports will be played. Howard High School team will meet the alumni team.

Fisher's Arcadians a Mechanics as a delegate from the State Council. Sessions are being held in Rye Beach. N. H. The Alumni Association of the Chestertown High School has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Frank Fowler; vice-president, Lawrence Gardner; recording secretary, Miss Margaret Cooper; corresponding secretary.

Ellsworth Estes; treasurer, Mary Schreiber; en Greenwood. Mary W. Carroll: Univer I will furnish music for the picnic. sity of Maryland, Mrs. pavia a.

Ford: University of Pennsylvania. i i tt i ii i 4 County Superintendent of Schools 0 Ready-to-Serve Meats U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED AND PASSED Wilmington Provision Co. Phone 6250 2' Louis C.

Robinson. M. Ermyn jeweu; Ktaie Teachers Colleee. Fredericks burg. Va Frances B.

Morris, Edna E. Frwh new silk froeka that are just aa eooj as they are cool looking, More than fifty adorable tailored atylea for every warm weather oeesaion. Luatroua radiums and fine erepo de chines of a quality seldom found in frocks at lem than double this price. Si Jt i i Faulkner. Nannie K.

Strong, M. fcaen Bryden, Myrtle T. Downey. Four of ihsw will takp the twelve weeks' course and the remainder, six weeks. i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Warm Weather Calls for 1 Warm Weather Meats 1 You'll Find the Best of Them I 1 Bearing This Label 1 lat- yesterday at ner Home.

Although she. had been suffering from hardening of the arteries and heart trouble for some time, she was not confined to her bed until yesterday. Mrs. Cranston was Miss Martha Churchman, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Henry L.

Churchman, of New Castle. Following their marriage. 59 years ago. Mr. and Mrs.

Cranston resided on a farm near Newport for about two years. Later they moved to Newport, where they have since made their home. She was a pioneer in the years vhen women first pleaded for the use of the ballot. For many years she the president of the Wilmington Suffrage Alliance, and at the time of her death was honorary president of the Delaware League of Women Voters and had always taken an activ part in the work. She also was well known in V.

C. T. U. circles and for some time served as president of th-2 Newport Branch of the association. Among other organizations.

Mrs. Cranston was a member of the Women's Club of Newport. She attended Friends Meeting at Fourth and Wcs itreets. Great-Grandchild Three Weeks Old. On December 14.

1918, Mr. and Mrs. Cranston celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, and last December they again entertained friends honor cf their 58th anniversary. Mr. Cranston, a former wholesale lumber dealer of this city, and at one time a member of the Legislature, is vice-president of the Newport National Bank and president of the Newport Building: and Loan Association.

Mrs. Cranston, who was 80 years old. is survived by her husband, four children, Ja.ncs Cranston, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Berths Philips, of th.s city; MissHelen R. Cranston, who resides at home, and J.

Paul Cranston, of this city; also five grandchildren and one gre it-grandchild, the latter Miss Mamie C. Donohoc. primary tvarhpr in Massev' School, has asked for one year's leave of absence to at tend the State Normal School, at Towson. in order to complete the re PASTEL SHADES CANDY STRIPES CONFETTI PRINTS PRINTED CREPES ONE-PIECE MODELS TWO-PIECE MODELS SLEEVELESS STYLES LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES quirements for a. first grade cer- 7th Kinz v.

ficate. Johnson Bro. 205 Kin Phone 6538 rvumtv Superintendent of Schools i ti Phone 'i III T-rmis Robinson, in a statement Is sued today, declares that the Board of ii County Commissioners has appropn-otrH nniv S114 000 for the conduct of the schools during the coming fiscal Try This Market First 1 year, beginning August i. notwitn-Itn nrtin the fact that the County Board of Education asked for IFflamimefl AC ii i 612, which is necessary in odcr to I He 22c 2c Fresh Potk Shoulders, any size; lb. Fresh Hams, lb Lean Loin Pork Chops, lb Lean Pork Loin Roast, lb to make needed repairs to school properties.

In view of the failure of the board to grant the amount asked for tJi Hoard of Education, the su Ready Cooked Meats I BOILED HAMS, COOKED PORK, MINCED HAM, HAM BOLOGNA, BOLOGNA, PIMENTO, VEAL AND SPICE LOAVES AND OUR FAMOUS FRANKFURTERS Manufactured and Guaranteed By perintendent declares, has been placed in a position where it is compelled to ask the parents of those high school students who are to be transported to on lOc 22c Famous Tender End Rump Steaks, lb. Prime Sirloin Steaks, lb. Prime Rib Roast of Beef, lb Boneless Pot Roast, lb Chuck Roast, lb IN WHITE AND PASTEL SHADES three weeks old. She also has four sisters. Mrs.

George Morgan, of Philadelphia; Mrs. William C. Springer, of Newport; Miss Rebecca Churchman, of Farms School, Miss Farah Churchman, of Richardson Park, and one brother, Harry L. Churchman, who survive. The funeral services will be held lrom her late residence in Newport on other schools in buses to pay one-fourth of the coSt of transportation, which will amount to $11 or $12 annually per child.

Repairs to school property, amounting to $16,775. and needed fire escapes on certain buildings, costing $13,110. will have to wait another year, as no provision has been made in the $114,000 appropriation for items. One of a number of Beste Provision Co. Wilmington, Del.

1 ti i v. -iMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllMtlllllllUIItilllllllUllllltlMlllllllllllltllllltllllin Bo pmart attrartire and really ideal for warm weather wearthey weigh almost, nothing and hang; looaely! hiofteft French flannels in white and the fashionable summer shades! Md with or fjuare neck with box and aide pleata. Also of pure Pcljpan -inen at $5.95. Legs Spring Lamb, lb Veal Chops, lb 2rc Legs of Veal, lb. 20c Stewing Veal, lb I Best End Rack of Veal, lb 20c Little Smoked Picnic Hams, lb I Sc Armour's Star Hams, lb 21c Small Sugar-Cured Skinback Hams, whole or half; lb.

2oc Tower Brand Hams, 9-11 lbs 2Jc Tower Brand Bacon, Whole or Half Strip; lb. ti OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M. i I WILMINGTON'S FASHION INSTITUTION Del Monte Bartlett Pears, can 20c Columbia River Salmon, can I 5c Shredded Cod Fish, 2 glasses Large Rocky Ford Cantaloupes, each 20c New Cabbage, lb. 7c Special Blend Coffee, lb 31c Large Pineapples, each I Parkernouse Coffee, lb IOc Preserves, 12 oz.

jar 20c Fresh Tomatoes, lb I oc a II Oh. v. OPEN FRL, SAT. EVENINGS APPAPEL SVOP aum Full Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Free Delivery I 5 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 702 Market St. Here Are Striking New SmunmininQr? Coatic Buy This Suite On Our BUDGET PLAN To give our many customers and prospective customers the benefit of our cash pricey without pa ins cash in full we are installing an entirelv new BUDGET PLAN.

This plan will- enable everyone to buy furniture here at from 25 per cent to 50 per cent lower than they can buy anywhere else in town. Those who have their casii temporarily tied up will readiy see the advantage of the plan we now offer. "To illustrate the vast advantage of buying good furniture under this plan let's take the fibre suite illustrated here. This suite is ideal furniture for the porch or sun parlor. The cost is 35.95, will not be expected to pay the entire amount in cash.

You will get cash prices, but you will be buying on the budget plan. Come in and let us explain in detail how this suite or any other item in our store can be purchased through our ideal budget plan. CO. I i arReTSl II FREE DELIVERY A Store That Guarantees You the Best of Quality 111 LOINS OF PORK TO ROAST 18 THIS SUITE $34.95 Superbly tailored of soft flannels in the usual Arthur's authentic fashions. One's summer wardrobe is really not complete without a coat of this type-and you'll surely want one for vacation wear.

May be had in white, pink, pale green, maize and light blue. OTHER SUMMER COATS $19.75 TO $29.50 Pork Fresh Smoked All Brand Choos Pork Picnic Smoked Shoulders Hams Hams I l9c 17c 17c 29c Special! Perfect Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs LARGE SMOKED SKINBACK HAMS. Half or Whole 24 FASHION WILMINGTON'S INSTITUTION i I i i I APPAPEL SAT -702 Market St. Genuine Willow Chair or Rocker Most popular of summer chairs, built of cool willow uide arms, cretonne cushion and back, spring beat; colon, in green and caramel; cretonnes to harmonize. 6 9 is a good porch bize.

For this week only we are Forelegs Lamb Legs Rib Loin of For of Lamb Lamb Stewing Lamb Chops 18c 121c 35c 35c FRESH-KILLED FANCY Oft FATTED CHICKENS VC Clearbrook Honey Finest Lard and Gold Coffee Sunlight Country in in Butter Roll Town A Try Guaran- Carton HDC It teed I Purchase 32c 30c 15c THICK CUTS OF 09 PRIME RIB ROAST LLZ. Veal Pinbone Veal For Veal Chops of Veal Stuffing Cutlets 18c 22c 12lc 45c selling these rugs lor $4.25 0 EVERY RUG PERFECT OTHER PRICES, ACCORDING TO RUG SIZE I $9.45 and Ensembles Kin Quite new are these frocka and ensembles of sheer navy crepes and as usual Arthur's collection includes every variation of this new mode. One very Mnart effect is a sheer ensemble coat over a poppy print Street Formtoire Co, 839 KING STREET erepe which may be worn together or scparatety-anothcr is of Roman (j etripe erepc with an ovcr-blousc of navy georgette, and there ia au jj almost endless aeleetiun in tailored and dressy types in the most be- niiiitutitiiiitiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiitiiiiiittuttiiiiiutiiiiiiiiiittiitiiiHniiiitiiiir; WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND BUILDING OPEN 7TJESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY EVENINGS coming models for madam and mademoiselle. -5 i OTHER SILK FROCKS, $12.75 TO $39.50 i i a a a a mmsmm a a a mm vwtvrnrMmi PHONE 82 1 READ AND USE EVERY EVENING'S CLASSIFIED ADS.