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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
Hou,ekeepiue RoomsLFurnished

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ONE and two rooms III " BouleyaId,
HKG- RMS. 50 week. 4I7l5 z. Overland
TWO ROOMS and s. P. III ". boulevard,
RENT REDUCED-Newly painted. papered
Close in. 40sa Wyoming. Prone 45tl-
Desirable I'm Apt. hot and cold water.
sos Z Rio Grande. Ph. ISL.
TWO ROOMS, private bath Sos y. stan
ton
LIGHT housekeeping and bedrooms; hot
water. steam heat. Ills \, OREGON, Apt /
TWO clean rooms. private home 1905
Wyoming.
TWO LARGE front Housekeeping rooms
s12 " Ochoa- Phone 3sts.
-FOUR furnished rooms for Housekeeping
with sleeping porch and private bath
Phons 503sM
TWO LARGE rooms and sleeping porch.
near High school and public school, so
month. 111s y Virginia Phone 9ll-
ON; or two rooms. with porches hot and
cold water in rooms. Walking distanee-
Reasonable 21s ". Rio Gra1de. Phi 1859,
TWO Completely furnished rooms sink.
private bath and private entrances 100
Newman ST., between Magofnn and Myrtle
LARGE east room fer Housekeeping or
two meals furnished as06 Nashville St
Phone 552I.
NICELY furnished housekeeping room
with kitchenet. near High school Phone
1911.
FOR RI NT-Corner trent housekeeping
room, clean homelike place sac y. ore
! FOR RENT-Two furnished houselzeep-
ing rooms with sleeping porch see Fh-
ss12M-
I TWO LARGE front housekeeping rooms
[ for rent. also one room house sultso4e
l for uan- 9o7 y Oregon
( TWO SUITES OF light Housekeeping rooms
I SCI y. FL Paso St You should see them
I before you rent Phi Isll-
I CLOSE IN light Housekeeping rooms
running water. well furnished No OBJ
I lection 10 children Phi AIM
/ TWO nicely furnished rooms with run
/ ming water. also one ro0n- One block
| from library. se5 n e Pa5o. PA IA.
ONE LARGE desirable second floor room
with good board or housekeeping priFl-
/ leEes; hot bath; all convenience r-a-
/ sonabie. 1o11 e Nevada
LARGE. comfortable room completely
/ furnished for housekeeping lights, water
and phone furnished. sl2 month sos y
I virginia Phi ssI3M-
/ TWO FRONT ROOMS. sleeping porch.
first floor. One room, sleeping porch
IONA Pm tU-o-
I TWO CLEAN desirable well furnished
I connecting Housekeeping rooms. private
porch. every convenience Walking US
/ lance Reasonable rent 2es West RIO
T Grande-
[ FOK RFST-Two or TREE nice front
rooms. partly furnished. with bath and
I glassed in sleeping porch II desired Call
I any time on sunday. Before a m OF
I from Il 70 1 or after p m on otheF
| DAYS 1903 Nevada s..
Housekeeping RoomS-Unfurnished
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ROOMS and s P. Pm 70ssAl. 2eos Mont
/ TWO unfurnished front rooms 1oti z
san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches
SMAIL MISSOURI farm.

I2 ACRE New Mexico farm, orchard,
house and furniture. chickens and I've
stock Anthony. 40S Texas St. City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

% Clsn and = monthly no Ll-eIls- %
taxes. Gently rolling highly productive;
not wet water land Abundant rainfall;
splendid healthful climate. Good schools
and churches Close 10 good railroad
towns and three big markets Perfect
title. 2O06 foot els zud gas test well be
Ing drilled nearby. Photographs and full
information free Ringer L 1s9, y Y. Life
Bldg. Kansas City. No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
For Reut-ADartments Furnished


NICELY furnished 4 room apartment
close in. al reduced rates Phi go
FURNISHED apartment for rent. close in
Piedmont apartments for rent Apply
Apt. 4. Phi S3se.
FOR BENT-Three very desirable ven
furnished housekeeping rooms. No chill
dren- Close in 6l5 y II Paso s.
ST. REGIS APTS.-f65 East Missouri St
ono room. private bath. kitchen very
modern: close in Phi $3.50
THE IOUISE-Two rooms. kitchenet and
bath: completely furnished. lights, lnen,
heat. telephone. 1875 Myrtle. Pm s9gz.
CLOSE IN osEeu furnished two room apart
ment, suitable for two or four no Cd
lection 10 children Phone Tim.
AT FIVE POISTS-Ore room. kitchenet.
bath, disappearing bed and steam heat
well furnished Phone S415-
FOUR large rooms. sleeping porches. bath.
garage, two blocks Lamar school, very
cheap rent 70 good. permanent tenants:
last tenant occupied Il four years 14ss
f. Rio Grande-
ATTRACTIVE furnished apartment. two
rooms. llitchenet. bath and 80 foot sleep
ing porch; desirable neighborhood- No
sick Hot water, heat Reasonable 70
right party. Phi -@slW- CAL 1903 Ip-
We
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
20 SaIe-Farns I'd Ranehes


FoR sALE-zso acres IN alfalfa and grass,
Clint. Or can Tel. 500. Clint.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

SUBURBAN ACREAGE
beautiful home tracts on
Iuterurban. four miles
below Fl Paso. Tracts =
acre or more Get a rial
home where you can raise
t.vsrything you eat
BROADDUS & LIE BARON
o03-l0 1st Nat Bank Bid.
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
NICE BUNGALOW

NICE BUNGALOW
On best section OF Bliss st. Living
and dining room across front OF house,
two bed rooms, glassed in sleeping
5orch. kitchen and breakfast room
lot 40 feet deep Resale price $500;
$500 cash It's a snap
See KILLER.
LEAFELL & SHERMAN
11s Texas. Phone 1926.
VERY EASY TERMS, NICE BUNGA-
Low IN Alta Vista. near Points;
price only $3.50; $3.50 down Has 4
rooms and glazed room. on corner
iots. east 'front.' S55 mo, including all
interest
ANOTHER ONE IN GOVT. HILL. near
paved street and car line, for $500;
500 down and $50 mo-. including in
terest. See Phillips
JAS L. MARR & co.
Phone 1850. 500 san Antonio
SIX ROOM HOUSE
and two lots. 50x120. on North stan
ton St, seven blocks from postofncei
lots alone are worth $4,000; everything
going TO be sold for $500; $1,000 cash;
erty-
LEAVELL & SHERMAN.
1Is Texas St. Phone 422s.
FOR SALE
10 acre farm near Ia Mesa, \. n.
Extra good land at q bargain and
good terms
s5x120 II. On south Oregon St Price.
$4,000 and worth twice this money
Good income property. north side
close in. Shows Is percent gross,
about IS percent net, on S15,O0O-OO, the
price. 100000 viii handle; balance
vour terms
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCfs
7P4 Mills Bldg
AUTOMOBILE WANTED as part pay
ment on new 5 room bungalow in
BuIIdInE sites wanted as part pay
lnent on 6 room bungalow, basement,
walks. fenced
Sacrifice on Boulevard, room two
story brick; cut from $4,000 10 $500
/. Apartment House, fine corner, north
side; S26,500.
Near ; Points. 5 room brick. sacrifice
price; Sz50O-s100o cash
sunset HeIEhtE-4 rooms and base
Inent bungalow: $3.50.
800 Down. s25 monthly on principal
5 room bungalow dandy.
Building Sites Wanted in trade for
room brick with basement.
HAWKINS BROS
S15-317 Martin Bldg. Phone 5Se9.
$500. 90 ACRE FARM. all in cultiva-
fion. IL miles I'D valley: worth $500.
$500. 80 ACRES, 20 miles down valley.
in good stand OF alfalfa. s room house
and improvements. worth $4,000
EXCHANGE FOR city income prop
erty, IS acres, 10 miles NJ valley, an
ready TO plant. ditched and fenced and
under cultivation
$500 city property to exchange 1or
improved valley farm,
Sge. 500. TO exchange for valley farm
s75 feet on Texas ST. best vacant cor
uer on Texas street
$1,000, DRUG STORE in heart Of city,
doing good business; for trade for
residence property.
see GEORGE PENCE.
262 CaDles Building Phone SS2S.
EEW or orr FAIL, BARGAINS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

For Rent-Apartmenis Furnished
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THE DWYER-Phone 1850.
FURNISHED apartment Phone ass.
THREE room Apartments sos Mesa
MODERN APT.-15l0 Mundy. Pa ssl5R-
MODERN Apis. close In 81 \. e Paso.
APART9iENTS-I7i5 Montana Phi. 7745
STEAM heated apartments. 12os \. oregon
NICELY furnished apartment. close in
Phone $40.
1sIO n. observation-disclosures apartments
with sleeping portheS
SMALL APARTAIENT-Closs n. heat. hot
water. stepping porch 712 y Santa Fe-
LUCILLE APTS-se5 to Sss: steam heat;
close in Gil West Missouri Phi s09S.
CGTY APARTMENTS
One and two room apartments with
kitchenet and bath; steam heat ices Ma
coffin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

We have uany well located store rooms
and offices 10 rent at reasonable rents
DOUGLAS c. CRcWELL AGENCY
"a MINIS Bldg. Phi. Ssoo-ssel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
For Rent-StOrss and Offices
sTOEFS-OFF1CEs

FOR RENT-Modern store room. IDEAL To-
cation for neighborhood grocery Phon'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

Typewriter & Office supply Co--Bought.
sold. rented. repaired Agts- Corona RogaL
Oliver. Rubber stamps. el6 Mills s.. Pm 50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

NAL n+LAA1aAAN
-Four rooms. brick house and
bath. two rooms in the base
ment. big sleeping porch One
block from the car line on
Copper St: $4,000 cash and
sI500.0O in five years.
y. G. BUCHOZ & co.
Phone III. Sheldon Hotel Lobby
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

HEIDfNGSTh way i should Sc tons.
promptly. any size Phone 7o51
BROWN WELDING CO. 500 Texas ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

acre truck farm. good
Three blocks from vs.
See Dr.. 2. s. white,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
For Sale-PianOs

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WANTED TO buy piano cheap Address
xs4. care Herald
PIANO MOVING our speciality.
TENICO TRANSFER co. PHI 76I-76s-
PIANO PLAYER
Practically new. mahogany case. make
"seyboid" IS note. Bench and Il rolls
included. 500 cash and $3.50 in SO
monthly payments THIS Is a real bar
gain 1911 Z Rio Crande St. Phone
C8si- Liberty bonds aceepted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
VuIcaniziins
Welding Shops

ron me T1ieaHiSiSs g 70 J. sinEi
eorner Alameda and Washington PARK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

II your size Is listed below ACT QUICK
, At the price offered it's a genuine bar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

DON HrA'AL
IN MAKING your casing. Ready cut cas-
ins for windows and doors At 10 cents
apiece Lumber costs more Also picks
shovels. wheeibarrows. nails and some
other things. a. 50 percent discount 1871
z Rio Grande. Phi. 6l2i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
Musical
Plumbers

WALTER DAVIS. piano teacher. IS month
voice. IS Phone 2fe1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
Apartments Furnished ( Unfurnishel

TWO rooms. S. P. SO \. kansas.
GERMANE APTs-5ss W Missouri. fur
nished and unfurnished- Apply Apt. E
MODERN Apis. No OBJECTION 20 children
1893 san Antonio. Phi 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
Storage Warehouses

HOUSEHOLD goods packed. shipped o
stored Daniel Fur. & Nat Facty- Ph- 11es-
Let Us store your furniture and house
hold goods. Get our Tat rate on your NOV
6LYONS TRANSFER COMPANY.
az s Ochoa St Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

TRUNKS. suitcascs. travelling bags nat
repaired and exchanged e Paso Iruns
Factory. next 70 Crawford theater. n. la2-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
For SaIe-City Property

FOR SALE BY OWNER room coz
rage and garage, close IN. Fnon'
e027
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18
PhYsicians and Surgeons

DR. EDWARD AUER. s1s-1T-1s Trust
BldE- C-onic diseases. diseases OF women
Nervous diseases Phones 4s4e. nIghts 5llo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-18

BOSs RUBBER COMPANY
$50 Texas St Phone IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
DEATH OF r. NJ. SMITH.
Wilmington Youth, About to Enter Service
Victim Of South Amboy Explosion.

T. Morley Smith. son Of Martin H. and
Amy T.. Smith, who WAS victim of the
explosion at the Gillespie plant at Morgan,
near South Amboy, \, j.. died III the
flower of his youth, being not quite u
years of age He was 81 graduate of the
Wilmington High School and took n
business course in Gody College, after
wards entering his fathers office; he bc-
came an expert law clerk. Some time
before war was declared by this country,
IN order 10 assist IN furnishing AN adequate
food supply, he joined his father as
manager of hay farm but felt that after
the declaration of war that perhaps he
could serve the government more cfIi-
GENTLY by joining he military service.
but made his application too latc to get
IN n training camp for officers, prefcrrlng
aviation When it became apparent that
the government was IN need oi trainpd
experts he felt IT 10 TIC his duty 10 enter
the military service. He was an expert
IN oinohlle mechanic and engine man,
and IN order To make himself more eff
cicni took course IN the \. NJ &. a.
Aviation School ot New York and
graduated with il high mark "a week or
two before his untlnciy death Arrange
ments had been made for him 10 enter
the service IN an aoroplanc plant in New
\ ork on October - It was while waiting
for this hat he took position with the
Gillespie Loading Go, rs u civil cmplovc
of the United States The cxploslo oc-
CURED on the last day that nc expected
to remain at he plant
He was devout Christian and took an
active part in the affairs Of the baptist
hurch AT New Castle and MAS heart and
soul IN the Christian tndeavor Of the
church lie was n member OF the Junior
Order ol United American Mechanics.
lie was wherever known recognized as II
young man Of great talent, and was loved
and respected by nll who knew him
he funeral services were. conducted bV
the Rev 1 { Primm, former pastor of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
BOGUS BOOK AGENTS.
Fakirs are Selling Alleged Government
Books That Are Given Away.

Agents in this city are said to be
canvassing from door to door, with
publications ptrporting to he issued by
the government, and representing that
they have the government sanction for
the sale of these books
No such publications as are offered
by these men have been authorized by
the government The publications is
sued by Uncle Sam. are always given
away, or sold at cost. or in the case of
certain school text books. prepared hy
the Food Administration, sold under
contract with the publishers Ia charge
tho price fixed by competition and ranging
from twenty cents To half dollar.
These agents who are selling hooks
charging rs high as SlI.15 for them are
guilty Of false representation ANY
citizen knowing of such attempts should
report the same 10 the United States
District Attorney or United States
Marshal office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
MRS, WOLLASTON
HOMES NEW HEAD.
Mrs. HIM. Rumford Rctires From
Presidency of Institution
for Women.

At the annual meeting OF the manage rs
# the Home for Aged Women, held
Yesterday, Mrs. II. NJ. Rumford. who
has served many years as the president
Of the institution, retired and Mrs. {. +.
Nolloston, who has been the home S
treasurer for 20 wears. was chosen IN
her stead
The board of officers as constituted
bv the election held yesterday Is as fol-
lows:
Mrs c. +. Wollsston, president
Mrs Flwood G. Pyle, vice president /;
Mrs Hiram F. Ewes treasurer; Mis-.
]. Nierrick Horn, secretary; Mrs H.
NJ. Rumford, Miss Anne Porter. Mrs
Mrs. T.. c Pyie. Mrs John Craig. Mrs
J Nirrrick Horn. Mrs. William +. Haw-
kins. Mrs. Henry ID Downing. Mrs
William X. Reynolds, Mrs. Vincent
G. Hazard Mrs John b. Martin Miss
Clara Murgatroyd, Mrs. Edward b.
Mode. Mrs George 5 Capcllc, ,Ir,, Mrs
Hiram = Ewes, Mrs George G. Lobdell
Miss Bessie Luke. Mrs Melville Gambrill
Miss Grace Bcadcnkopf board Of managers
Miss 4 r. Stroud, Mrs Henry II Bring
hurst; Mrs Mary Malone, honorary
members.
Going over the events OF the year,
the annual report of Mrs Matilda Horn.
the secretary. says:
''Our excellent matron. Miss Sarah
Garrett. who had served the Home dur
ing the past eighteen years ilrst, as
nurse. then as matron-lcft us tn change
her occupat ion. ii was with keen regret
that her resignation WAS accepted. rs
she h2i always been superior IN every
way VIC feel VERY fortunate in having
secured Mrs. Laura Pennock 70 succeed
her She has ably and efficiently begun
her work, which gives us much graft
fication.
"Wc are also glad to record that our
two nurses are still with us and continue
faithful and efficient Miss Hall, our
head nurse. has been with lis ten years,
and Miss Garrison SIX years.
The Silent Reaper has claimed .
heavy harvest from our Home this wear
eight members of the family having
been called to their heavenly home
Miss Slack, Miss Chamberlain Miss
Belle Pippiu Miss Moore, Miss Schlagci.
Miss Chadwick Miss Marhu and Mrs.
Middleton
The Home family now numbers
forty-seven During the wear there have
been eleven applications. four have been
admitted, and there is now a waiting
list Of ten
There is happy spirit of good fellow
ship pervadIng the home. twenty Of the
inmates having been chccrfullv knitting
for our soldiers through the Red Gross.
Many pairs Of socks $50 many We have
lost count have been turned in by Miss
Margaret Chadwick. Miss Peterson has
knitted more than thirty sweaters. and
Mrs. Stats more than twenty sweaters,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
MAY GO TO PHILADELPHIA.
Hospital Ship May be Sent From Reedy
Island for Treatment of Influenza Cases.

The ship Lancaster, attached to the
Federal quarantine station nj Reedy
Island, is being held in readiness TO be
transferred to Philadelphia for the rccep-
tion and treatment Of eases Of influenza
occurring among the crews Of merchant
vessels, and vessels OF various government
departments nj that port
These patients, who are cared Tor bN
the United States Public Health Service.
are now being treated in the marine
ward of ST Agnes Hospital, but The
ward is filled 10 It's capacity and her
means must bc provided for caring 70, the
patients unless there Is q decided mn
provcment in the situation shortly
The Lancaster. which Was formerly
used as receiving ship At the league
Island Navy Yard. has been used rs
detention barracks 81 the quarantine
station for n number Of years. and is fully
equipped for caring for about TOO patients
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
WILL SON co. ExONERATED
Government Finds No Foundation
for Charges Against Meat
Packers.

Thomas f. Wilson Of Chicago. president
of Wilson & Co, sends the following
letter to Every Evening, which explains
itself
The Federal Trade Commission find
ing that the charges made against Wilson
& Go Of furnishing unvholesome meats
10 the Army and Navy were based on
wrong information has dismissed the
charges of MAY and June OF this wear
! am sure that you will wish 10 he as
fair as the Federal Trade Commission
which after the most searching and pro
longed investigation has fully exonerated
us and that YOU will give the news of
the cxoneration the same Importance
and prominence gwen the charges and
the report Of the investigation itself
We have never been in douAt as to the
outcome Of the Investigation but we have
realized the wide extent of the damage
done us In the minds of the public bv the
sensational head lines and stories CON
cerning both charges and hearings
especially in the minds of the parents and
relatives Of our soldiers and sailors VINO
are depending largely upon the American
packers for their food supplies Challeng-
ing, as these statements did the very
patriotism of this company, at the time.
Asked Iit JuDIlC 10 Wltldlolu Judgment
until we could present our side of the case,
knowing that we would fully convince
the Federal Trade Commission that its
Information was incorrect. believe that
you viii appreciate the harm done Wilson
& Co. by the published reports snd Their
head lines and that vou will give full
justice to us at this time
Every Evening is informed also that
all employees have been instructed to
furnish the army and navy only with the
best and that failure to do so means
dismissal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
It's Sort.

Would you call meters sta.e light
readiug7"
Certainly: DOESN'T il cofne Ii vol
umcs of gas2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
NERVOUS RUNDOWN oman

Duked TENN live on farm and
keep house for six in my family got
into nervous rundown condition SO
il seemed as though | would dlr 4
friend advised me Ia try Ninol have
been greatly improved by its use and
am better and stronger, in every way. -
Mrs. II. II Goodwin
The reason Ninol was so suercssful in
Mrs. Goodwins ease Is because il con
talns beef and cod livcr peptnncs. iron
and manganese peptonates and glvcero-
phosphatcs. the very elements needed
to build mp a weak rundown svstem
and create strength
\. B Danforth Druggist and Drug
gIsfs everywhere
r. S-f'or pimples and blotchcs try
Saxol Salvc Money back If il fails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22

his church, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Street, present pastor The interncnt was
made in the Glebc cemetery at New
9astle, on Sunday, October Is, The pail
bearers were personal friends, as follows:
Charles II. Hewitt, Irby Davis, Earle
Siblcy, Paul Warner, Samuel Farmer and
George +. kerns, the latter two being
Junior Mechanics as well Ms friends.
There was magnificent floral display at
the funeral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
LESS WATER PUMPED.
A Decrease Shown, as Compared With
Last Year

Compared with the corresponding per
iod of last year, water pumpage last
week increased 1882, $40 gallons and
water consumption decreased LOIS. 900
gallons Chief Engineer Van Trump
Yesterday reported TO the Board Of Water
Commissioners that the water pumpage
last week amounted 10 lis. 936. $50
gallons and the water consumption TO
101 10000 gallons
City Treasurer Banks reported the
following balances to the credit Of the
board Current funds sl5,112.05; special
funds, S33, ,374. 80.
The board passed the following paw
rolls; Current, 1892 90; special. $I22 :
A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
Be Prepared for
Crippe-InRuenza
Advises Calling a Physician. but Take
Precautions While Waiting.

i YOU ever suspect that you have
Influenza get in touch with your doc
tor and do what YOU can for yourself
before he arrives.
Take something for your bowels at
once and be sure and rub mustarinc
n your throat and chest This treat
ment wards off inflammation. which
often results IN pneumonia and IS used
by many Of our ablest physicians
Mustarine is better than anv mustard
plaster, il will not blister and i has
proven Of great value in sore throat
chest colds, bronchitis, tonsilitis and
plelirisy just rub It on. that's ai.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
PRONG uNCED INSANE.
Man Who Helped Himself to Automobile
Not Responsible.

Charles NJ Rolchelcau, who was
arrested nj Eagle. Pa, last Sunday on the
charge OF stealing an automobile from
Julius Smulski of this city, WAS yesterday
pronounced insane by tho police surgeon,
and committed To The State Insane Hos
pta iils home Il said to be- in Detroit,
Mich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
Front Will Come 10 Them.

If those young Hohenzollerns who
stay away from the front will mere
" sit still while the front will come
to them Savannah News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22

BE tho man behind the gun three
thousand miles behind, and q safety worth
paving for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
ACood Hint.

That preacher used 70 be bare
bnll player
"Thon he ought 10 realize the necee-
sity pf the short stop
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