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The Lamar register., 1918-10-02
Noah Brandyberry is Dead Afer
Noble Life.

In the passing of Noah Brandy
berry life that has endeared itself
to host Of friends and acquaintance
is removed beyond the reach Of hu-
man sight. Even while we mourn our
irreparable loss, we can but rejoice
that his new life frees him from the
years of physical suffering so patient
ly and SO gently endured in his earth
ly existance. Even the dread loss of
his sight, he never permitted to cause
him to dispair, but rather he made
it count for one touch more Of sweet
ness, Of consideration and Of kindli-
ness, toward all those about him.
Noah Brandyberry was born May
16, 1868, at Decatur, Ind, the son Of
Jesse and Catherine Brandyberry.
While still young man, he became
most successful minister in the Metho-
dist church. Feeling that his educa-
tional training for the sacred work
had been too limited to permit him to
accomplish the work of minister ac-
cording to the demands of his unset
fish ambition, he withdrew conscien-
tiously from the ministry and entered
upon a business career which became
a prosperous venture in his wise
hands.
The disappointment he felt in Civ
ing up his duties in the church found
a precious solace in opportunities he
created to help promising young peo-
pie through the training which had
been denied him, thus indirectly ac-
service that none can
measure. His interest in his earnest
plans for these young people was
never in the least lessened by the
diseases that would have been an eff
fective handicap to man of less in
domitable will and spiritual strength.
Deprived of the joy of directing and
the development Of the four
little ones born to them, Mr.. Brandy |
berry and his wife, Dora Rea, found |
a special delight in dearly beloved
foster daughter, Mary Flueckiger,
whose lovely character was always
keenly appreciated.
He leaves, now, a tender, loving |
wife. Dora Rea; his daughter, Mary
Flueckiger; two sisters, Mary Fordyce
of Decatur, Ind, and Ida Hartman of
Marion, Ohio; and a brother Irwin |
Brandyberry of Decatur, Ind, to
mourn their sad bereavement.
81 expect to pass this way but once.
II there is, now, therefore, any good
that can do, or any kindness l can
show, to any fellow beings, let me do
it now, let me not defer it, for I shall
not pass this way again"
Noah Brandyberry died Sept. - 81,
1918, aged 55 years.
The funeral will be held Monday |
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Meth
odist church.-Boulder Daily Camera,
Sept 81, 1918.
Mr.. Brandyberry was pastor of the
NJ. E. church in Lamar in the winter
of lS94-5. and resigned from the min
istry while here. He was one of the
most universally beloved ministers La
mar ever had, and all the old timers
will deeply regret to learn of his
death. His sincere devotion to duty
made him character admired by all.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-02

enough had been turned in to fill half
a dozen large packing boxes, the total
weight of clothing and shocs being
over 1000 pounds. The donation was
shipped direct to the Belgium relief
committee at New York, from which
point the goods will be sent overseas
at once. Holly will also make direct
shipment to New York.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-02
Order Stops Building.

The new order of the government
preventing the erection Of new build
ings without first securing permit
has stopped plans for several new resi-
dences in Lamar temporarily. II the
necessary red tape does not prove too
much Of drawback most Of them will
yet go ahead.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-02
Helping the BeIgians

Lamar people responded generously
to the appeal for used clothing for
the relief of the civilian population
of Belgium. Only 100 pounds of
clothing was requested from this COM
munity, but when the donations were
assembled at Red Cross headquarters
by the Boy Scouts it was found that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
NEWS OF THE
MOTOR WORLD
Interesting Items of the World
Over on Development of
the Automobile.

COMING MOTOR EVENTS.
March Boston, Mass.
March Clinton, Iowa.
March 6-9-St. Joseph. Mo.
March 6-9-Sioux Falls. s. ID.
March 1920 Great Falls, Mont.
March 20-23 Trenton. N. ].
March 2O-23 Holdredge. Ncb.
April Stockton, Cal.
Eighteen Lansing. Michigan, firms have
organized as the Lansing Allied Industries.
10 handle government work An Office
has been opened in Washington and govern
mcnt contracts will be passed from fac
tory TO factory until completed.
II is evident that the rebuilding Of cars
in the future will be practiced to a greater
extent than at present as IN so doing
the owner can then express his own idea
in what he desires in q motor ear
Many countries IN tho Cncfral West
arc rushing to avail themselves Of the fed
eral aid for road work that they must
utilize soon if they are To have i at all
This means increased tractor sales for
dealers IN the communities where ihrse
permanent roads arc io be constructed
with federal aid
I'm very cold weather the very best
grades of oil arc likely To- CONCEAL 20 some
extent. and If his happens the roller
NAV be prevented from making perfect
contact with the contact points embedded
IN the fiber 10 overcome tho possi-
biliiIes of an occurrence of this kind and
also To prevent tho contact points from
risting, MIXTURE Of - per cent kerosene
with the commutator tlbricating oil IS
recommended. which will thin II sufii-
eientlv to prevent congcaling or frcczin Q
as il IS commonly called
Storage battery men fell us that We
must keep tho elcctrOlyic IN orr batteries
above the top Of tho plates The only
way we have of finding out the height of
tho liquid NJ present il 10 lift tho Hood
boards remove the vent caps on tho coils
and peer into the openings
We have oil cages which toll us the
amount or height of the oI in the crank
case. 50 Why not gage Tor the battery
elcctrolyte level?
Perhaps = small float could bc PIT n
he battery and connected hv suitable
means 10 an indicating device on The dash
Along with this might be IN instrument
70 tell Us about the specific gravity % the
solution. eliminating the use Of hydrom-
cfcr Steam boilers have water cages
on them, 50 why not the battery
Dealers everywhere arc behind the
movement to have all tractor and motor
trucks rs we'll ~ farm implement users n
take m Immediate invoIcc IT their repair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
NOTICES.
uNvANA SUGAR COMPANY

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING To RE HELD APRIL Is. 1918.
To the Stockholders of Havana Sugar Com
notice is hereby given that at meeting
at the board of directors OF tho Havana
sugar Company duly constituted and held
on the 18th day of February 1918, the fol
lowing resolution was duly adopted by vote
~ u majority OF the whole board of directors
Resolved That in thcjudgurcnt of it's
board at directors u Is adNisahic ana most
tor the brnCnt of the Havana Sugar Com
panS that said company should DC dis-
solved. and To that end and as required by
Jaw. that a meeting of the Stockholders OF
said corporation to take action upon tnis
resolution hc and II hereby Is called to DC
held at the ofliCe of the company. located
at Nsuiar IN ne ci,Y 1s uafsna, ,soc,, ups ,hc
hours % 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon and :
,'clock ia he afternoon. namely at q Closh
ia the afternoon of that day. and that the
secretary OF this company be ana ne hctrpS
l. dirtvtcd within ten days after the adop
ton Of this resolution 60 cause notlcr oi tnt
adopt ION of this resolution 10 nc msheu 70
each stock khOldCr of said corporation resiothk
ia the nitcd states. and also hcslnnitig
within ten DAYS after the ADOPTION 81 thlS
resolution cause like notice 10 bc m
serted IN new spapcr published ~ thc
county Of New Castle. state OF Delaware
week ncNt preceding in" time appointed
as aforesaid for the said meeting of sioux
holders
nf thr stprkhnIdcrs will hc held at the time
aua filar, stated in the foregoing resolution
Tor the purpose of taking action hFoh salu
resolution and aut uthortzing the necessary
-tet,s a. hG taken to carry the same into
,('t,t and for the transaction Ct such other
t,ttNtu, - 4. may properly come before tho
III ,gcardiancc With the laws OF the state
IL I,rlaWarc no stock can hc voted ON. which
hns l.-,r transferred on the books Of the
rorparation within ~ days next preceding
sttn meet tiuT -
MANUEL DE All RI
secretary
Datcd FEBRUARY ~ 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
PUBLIC SALES.

NOTICE-February %. at Sinclair 4
Klair's stock yards az kennett Square.
Of all kinds on commission for you. SIN
clair & Klair.
PUBLIC SALE-Furniture, carpets. rugs
household goods from parties leaving the
city. Three large van loads of fine goods.
VIII be sold al Stidham & Son auction
store. III East Fourth street. Friday,
March ]. I9lS, O'Clock p. N. sharp. Brass
beds, enameled beds, bedroom suites. library
suite in mahogany frame. brown leather.
handsome diningroom suite. wicker rockers
and chairs, davenport in leather. couch.
dishes. library table. mission suite. mat
trcsses. dressers and chiffonieres in oak and
mahogany. bedding. sheets. pillow cases,
bed spreads. blankets. table linen towels.
several mime rugs. Administer. Wilton.
Body Brussels and many other articles.
All will be sold TO the high bid the owners
auctioneers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
MASSEUSE.

HOLDEN INsTITUTE-Face corrector. All
blemlsbcS removed from face and body
imperfect figures. birth. disease or accident.
toIicCied Rough. coarse pores smOothed
auu sh.n refined. Complexion cleared. Hol-
htNs and wrinkles removed. Failing hair and
Hanarur removed IN 10 days. guaranteed.
:. ' 90 Equitable Bldg Phone llS4. Hours
- aud q 10 ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

PUBLIC SALE of lot Of furniture. fixtures.
etc. formerly from the City Club. du
Pont Building. will be sold at Stidham &
Son auction store. IL East Fourth street
Wednesday. February 27, 1918, 10 o'clock
a. m. sharp large res taurant gas range.
steamtablc complete small gas ranges.
Of cooking utensils large round Leaf her
divan p0rtieres. tables and other furniture.
Will be sold TO highest bidder Stidham
e son, aurtiOnccrs -,--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
PRINTING.

now Is your chance TO get good printing
] make new type for each job of printing
al the rate Of lao letters Il minute which
insurcs good, clean work. Chas II. Gray
printer. III Easr Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
LOST AND FOUND.

CAT LOST---A thoroughbred bobhed. tail
Manx cat male. Strayed from home Wed
neSday. February 70 Finder please notify
II. Thalman or phone B503-W and receive
reward II East rwent y-third st
PAY ENVELOPE LOST Return to BOX
Il -. Every Evening once.
PoCKETBOOK LOST Purple leather in
Savoy Theatre saturday night Owner )
name on card inside. Reward If returned 10
Every Evening ofiice.
SCARF LOST SeaIskin. on Friday night {
the Hotel du POut or in a taxi going 10
60o North Jackson street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
CLASSIFIED ADNERllS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line tor nrst
Insertion and SC per line for each sub
sequent insertion'-baseu on MINIMUM
of three zines and six words to teo
line
All advertisements set n slb point
tnonparciD unless otherwise ordered,
Light face. 10 point to Is point. per
mlttcd and charged|lor on six-point
basis
One month Insertion 81 per tine-
NO ad accepted for less than three
lincs.l
Daily advertising for one year. sc
Icr line per month on contract, mo
"a accepted for less than three lines,
SPECIAL CLASSlFICATlONS
Special notices. dividend notices. an
nua meetings. elections. proposals
public sales. auction sales and All
speciai lassincst ions will nc charycd
for az rate OF iOc line for the hrst
insertion and Sc line for each sub
s,,uucut insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at month
~ rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

MUSICAL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FIRE? FIRE? FIR

IlINL. -liNL4 ii tINEs
Save Your Home From Fire Destruction.
4 wonderful ''INSTANTANE0US FIRE
EXTINGUISHER which comes in tube
form % inches long. is offered to the pubic
to invest igate. 1t will positively put out
9ny kind OF fire. or your MONEY Is
REFUNDED. Sent prepaid 10 any part
of the country for - 80. This offer is for a
limited time ONLY. Send money by the
following: Registered mail money order
Stamps will not be accepted. r. Gould,
2125 n. Seventh ST.. Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

\pTICE THE ADN DNERTISEMbNT
OF rHE PEOpl rs COAL co. AT
m AKI<G ~ THE DAILY PAPERS
HN~tNt -SEn \ NIISJ AND
~, O\ THE PART OF THOSE
NIIp CONTEMPLATE SUBSCRlH-
I>G To THE STOCh OF TUE
VOTERS COAL 90. THE VOTERS
COAL CO l. N No WAG GoN--
>FCTED WITH TIE PEorLES ',I,t,+
Cnat. 60 THE OBJECT nF TIE
VOTERS COAL CO Is FULLY EN-
TIAINED IN THE PRoSPECTI
MAILED To THE VOTERS OF
WILMINGTON l\COKPoRAToRs
pE THE VOTERS COAL CO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
IT. sums 70 suit. Real estate for sale.
WILLIAM u JONES S23 Shlpcy ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

! Rhode Island horscnan has adapted
the truck 10 bis racing stable needs
using l-ton truck 10 transport his horses
and stable equipment from track M
track
ihc first time this outfit was used the
truck transported two horses, thrcr
mcn. two sukies. two trunks and smaller
equipment ~ q circuit that called for
trips Df -, n; and - miles ON onn rip
the truck carried the load 275 miles
and re,urn in IL hr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
WHERE TO DINE WELL.

NEW YORK RESTAURANT
4OS Market ST.
STAR REsTAU RANT. 7O7 Market St. in
the heart OF the business district. offers the
finest cuisine IN the city Prompt. polite
service Open ah day and night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ROOMS and board for gentlemen Al
convenienccs. Use of phone. Phone 54t3
9I6 West Eighth street
OBiLE-Five- passenger automobile
One h. u. motor. Garage for rent. Mint h
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
BUSINESS SERVICE.

INIT ALTON tyT ewritinE. duplicating. book
kscping u pcWriting clerical work mail
ug etc \cw Idea Letter shop. 9l3 Market
street. G1>N-I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
TiPEW RfTERS.

~ lk\ / and repair ais makes typcWri.ers.
sell rubbrT stamps. loose !eai binders and
tsttOnery Office supply and Typewriter
sO3 Ford BUILDING 5siS-R
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

Today too many farmers have 10. ar,..E
mental conception 81 the larm ,r,D..I.
They look upon il in much he aut
mental attitude As they look upon q p.uu
a set Of harrows, a seed drill 90 am
wagon. They gre not yct thinking
tractor channels They arr u9t
thinking n channel, 90 fine wor>ma4,l
and high-class engineering nc,r-sass
make au efficient tractor cug.n, .r fulla
an cthclcu, transmission SYSTEM r
tractor Too many farmers .u-.l.
The heaviest and hlggcs' tractor t,.,.
satisfactory typc hct think uat -,,i-
Is . prime essential Ia order 20 -rt -i.'rf
cicut traction 70 move over -Hc .lr
land They looA upon huge yludcr- :
the only means % getting thc 1t -s.I
power.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
FOR SALE.

BICSCLE-Itny s In good condition. DDi
Rodney street. Phone a6l6-J.
CHEAPEST PLACE to BUY slightly useo
furniture and stoves, Also pay highest
cash prices for household goods. Drop
postal. IN call. Hugo Fucbsig. 1000 Market
street.
CHEAPEST PLACE to buy Singer machines
New. used and second hand machines. -
up. Phone 2519-J. w r. Carrow. Singer
Shop. 627 West Fourth 81.
DININGRooM SET. antique bedroom
suite and hall rack. Apply 1907 Washing
ton street.
HoRsE-4 win work sinsle or double. s5s
will buy him. otherwise don't apply.
Elmer Bros. Fourth and Union SITS.
HERE is your oppor,unity-si large floors
loaded with higb-grade and slightly used
furniture and several thousand dollars
worth of rugs at prices as low ~ we're
sold before war times. Call and examine
before buying elsewhere. SoI, Tor cash
only. chss. ). Hur,ock. Seventh and Poplar
tory surplus. Raw fur bought.
pool TABLE--Good condition. win sell
cheap to quick buyer. Apply southeast
corner. Front and Jackson SITS.
PRIVATE SALE of household goods, china.
bfic-s-brac. books and pictures at 1919
Madison street. first floor. all day Tuesday.
February 20.
WALL PAPER--Now IL the time 20 have
work done At moderate prices. Estimates
checrfully furnished. Jones 4 Hollett. so7
u. n
To be soid. have property on Wash
ington street, IL rooms. bath and porch. 10
offer for quick sale. The property runs
bought Reasonably. Offers exceptional OPP
portunity for boarding house or can Be
readily converted into apartments.
GEORGE NJ. MILLER
s45 ORANGE STREET.
$3.50
boich. s-arf so rolls music. one years freq
tuning. Easy terms II desired Gewehr
Piano Co. 2tB Yves Ninth streot
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT
Orange street. oo7 store Possession
February - oo7 orange street. second
eocr. once Possession ut once
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
224 w Ninth
FACTORY l-Two-story brick building good
loration, suitable for light msuufact uring
3 DOa square fcet floor space. steam hea ted
Apply owners y @ Hox 6S1
FACTORY ---rwo-story brick building
good location suitable for light manu-
featuring. Ave thousand sausre feet floor
space. steam heated Apply owners
postonlCe BOX 552
FACTORY BUILDING for light manu-
featuring purposes size Of building 1876
feet by 40 feet. with driveway. three floors
\ well lighted building. good location.
Tenth and Wilson streets For further In
formation apply 10 Mercantile Printing 60
corner Tenth aud Wilson streets
ron RENT HEStDE%G suburb At Giyyl
rich. ON Newport trolley line Grey stone
house eight rooms bath. porch All mod
ern improvements. Two acres gound.
Possession March -. Henry &. webb. 5g7
West Front street.
STORE ibx7G feet Hot water heat clec-
trc light. S07 shipIcy street Room
lSx24 for storage or shop. Garage IL "
Ninth St Apply 500 shipey street.
ONE story building. 3Sx7s feet. and storage
on wharf Inquire OF Cold Spring Ice &
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
NEWSPAPER REPORTER

An intelligent man, thoroughly depend
able and experienced. can secure nerma nent
position in news department. Must furnish
references. &c. Apply by letter only 10 man
aging editor. Every Evening once. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LfsoONS-2O Tor $40. Miss
CFtstina sanchel. s@4 west Ninth street.
Telephone f0o2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

Iowa must look 10 it, records, for
Nebraska i putting forward IT, 1917
total OF l4S. l0l motor cars a. = claim ~
more cars per capita than Iowa. which IS
accredited with one car 10 every eight
persons.
Nebraska inhabitants bought approx
natoIY $1,000 cars last wear. which IS
more than the entire number Of cars
owned in the state three wears ago and
twice the number four wears ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
MALE HELP WANTED.

COLLECTOR for credit clothing house
Apply Union Clothing Co. Slo Mhrhct
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

/ lack OF lenses IN the market TO meet
the big rush to -up all otor cars has
delayed ten davs the enforce ment Of the
>t Louis anti-glare ordinance
All devices that Use celluI0id or paper
back OF plain lens have been rejected
The law states that all lenses must be
etched and diffuse white light
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
STORAGE. TRUCKING. &c.

Merchandise storage facilities
n the vicinity OF Market and Tent h streets
or space. rates. etc. apply 10 he Delaware
storage GO. post orICC box 552
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
KENiON AIS.

MRS ALICE " HAYES has moved from
ais ktng street to 1912 Market street.
H. \ phone 696l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

DRUG CLERK A registered or dualiheo
assistant: a good man must come well
recon n1ended Miller Drug store. foa
Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

The lihyal ,tat.,tltlsu e.. Pie NictH..
dist Church SAYS hat thc automobile hs.
reduced the number ~ Methodist churches
in the United states and 'iacls ilrth,r
to reduce them lie showed hat a.s
year the number 90 such churches ma
terially decreased, although Methodist
membership had the largest increase 10 =
history
almost every family IA the middle
west owns an automobile, hc explains
When the family gets into its FIVE or sew
cn-passengcr car II finds II quite as easy ~
20 five or ten miles to churches as % used
10 be 10 drive half 3 mile Doing s0 4
large number meet together, there =
moro enthusiasm, better husinc-,
better preaching and larger social lifc
The effect is 20 shut the door 81 The
white meeting mousse on the hill, just -
il is, under similar conditions % clo,r
the door Of the red school house at The
crossroads. The effect 81 the autonlo-
bile is just beginning 20 tell upon church
and school house. and By next wear,
Or the wear after at the most. ! expect
to see further material decrease
Senator Oliver MetzcTott has introduc
cd q bill into the Maryland Legislature
intended to stop the purchase Of high
powered cars BY placing a special tax pa
al making more than IS miles per hour
which is the present lawful limit ~
motor speeding in Maryland Begu-
ming January 1 1919. All machines Nth 4
speed greater than - miles would pay n
annual tax ia excess of the regular rates
Of $50 until Il has reached the prohibltise
rate Of 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

IRONwORKERS
MACHlNISTS
pIPFFITTERS
HELPERS
AND FOREIGN IABoRERS.
GENERAL CHEMICAL, co. EN-
PLOYMENr DEPARTMENT. MAR
Gus HOOK. PA.
LABORERS. Apply The Pyrtes Co. Ltd.
Christiana Pvcuue. near Lobdells,
MEN N-Onc gardener and one skilled farm
hand. both single Apply Josiah Marvel.
;S33 du Pont building
MEN with selling ability can average from
s25 to $50 a week. salary and commission
Those who acquainted in instalmcnt
business preferred. Address a 10. Every
Evening Oficc.
MACHtNIST-First-ci highest wages
paid bonus. Apply employment depart
uent. Electric Hose and Rubber Co.
over Eleventh street bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

Sixty dealers with 100 carg. including
2 truck and tractor exhibit will make 40
tho show NJ Omaha, Neh. Feb 25-March
? The demand for space ~ this, fhr
thirteenth annual, exhibition has resulted
in the expansion of he show 70 twn
buildings 1 covered passa sagewav will
connect the two buildings Particular
INTEREST Us rcntcrrd around the rzhibif
oi trucks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT-T Three-room, unfurnisbed
Steam heat. Possession March % Adultt
only. 1910 Washington street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

Eighteen Lansing. Michigan, firms have
organized as the Lansing Allied Industries
To handle government work. An Office
has been opened in Washington and govern
ment contracts will be passed from fac
tory 10 factory until completed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

Dealers everywhere arc behind the
movement to have all tractor and motor
trucks rs we'll ~ farm implement users 70
take m Immediate invoice of their repair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
$3.50
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.

Orange street. oo7. store Possession
February - on7 Orange street. second
floor. oaloc Possession at nnce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

II is evident that the rebuilding Of cars
in the future will be practiced to q greater
extent than at present rs in 80 doing
the owner can then express his own idea
IN what he desires in q motor ear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

GARAGE MAN to work In garage. Apply
Wilmington Auto Co. 22l west Ienth
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

APARTMENTS of two rooms. Every CON
yenience. Very desirable for bachelor
apartments. Centrally located. Further
information apply B 4. Every Evening
Office.