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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
PENSION FOR LIGHT KEEPERS.
President Takes Step to Retire Aged
Civilian Employees

Washington, Aug % The first pro-
vision ever made by the Government
for pensioning civilian employees is con-
tanned in the annual lighthouse bill re-
Gently approved by President Wilson.
A retirement system is instituted, per-
mtting optional retirement at sixty zhve
yeras for those having thirty years active
service and making retirement com
pulsory at seventy years Pensions Will
be computed on one-fortieth of the
average annual pay during the last five
years of service, multiplied by the num-
ber of years spent in the lighthouse ser
vice or some other branch of the Gov
ernmcnt which has IA retirement system.
In any case, the pay shall not be more
than thirtv-fortieth las of he annual average,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
Unsightly and Disfguring Sig
nails of Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes 10 the warning
which nature gives, when unsightly pimp-
les appear on your face and other parts
Of the body
Not only are these pimples and splotcbes
dishguring, but they lead to serious skin
diseases that spread and cause the most
discomforting irritation and pain Some
times they foretelI Eczema, bois, bIisters
soaly eruptions and other annoyances that
burn like flames Of FIRE and rrake You feel
that your skin IL ablaze
when these symptoms appear on any
part Of the body, take prompt steps to rld
the blood Of these disorders. And the one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warning

remedy which has no equal ~ a purifier -
s. s. s., the purely vegetable blood rnedi-
cine. which has been on the market for
more than fifty years Il is sold by drug
gists everywhere.
n you are afflicted with any 'orun of
skin disease, do not expect 10 be cured by
lotions, ointments, salves and other local
remedies, az they can not possibly reach
the source Of the trouble, which is in the
blood Pegin taking s 8 8. today, and
write complete history Of your case -
our chief medical adviser who will give
you special instructions, without charge.
Write At once 10 Swift Specific CO 43i
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
LIBERTY LEADS STOCKS
At MARKET OPENING
Three and One half Per Cents Go
to New High Mark, I02.50;
Other Prices Shrink.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening

New York, Wall Street, Aug. 22.--
Trading in stocks at the opening of
today's market was eclipsed by further
extensive purchases Of Liberty AZ per
cen1 bonds which soon rose 10 the new
maximum Of lO2.50 This is a substantial i
advance over the previous high record
of lO2 06, made at The close of yesterdays
session The stock list was steady at the
outset. but became irregular before the
end Of the first half hour az result of the
by 'u Cansdian Pacific Marine a"' Prefer2yeJ PeR,ryep
Mexican Petroleum. United States Steel
and other indust .ia's and equipments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Aug % Charters were filed
here. yesterday, as follows
Protective Corporation Chicago, III
TO manufacture check protecting devices
capital. 81, 100, 600
Commonwealth Petroleum Corporation,
Wilmington Del g., ,0O0, 600
Thomas Chemical Co, Ncw York City;
500, 900
Anthracite Coal Dredging Corporation,
Wilmington. Del 800, 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
WEDDINGS.
cnRKRAN-CHAMRERs

Miss Mary Louise Chambers Of War
saro. Ky. and Major Wilbur Sherman
Corlran formerly Of Wilmington, now
AZ Crisfcld, Md. were married at the
home Of Hon Tile J Howard, in Covng-
ton. Ky, at o'clock on August IL
Major Corkran was with the Firs'
United States Engineers in France for
more than a year and has now been
assigned TO duty at Camp Humphreys,
Va. The couple will residein Alexandria
Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
NEW COLUMBIA RECORDS.

The military march, played in stirring
tempo, Is one Of the most thrilling inspira-
tions OF patriotism and courage in war
times Particularly appropriate, there
fore. is the new Columbia record by
Princes Band Of the crashing General
Pershing March 1t fairly flames with
patriotism.
Two popular songs OF tender sentiment
are among the new Columbia records
which dealers are now displaying The
first is The Captain OF the Toy BrI-
gade. sung by the harmonious Sterling
Trio The other, After You re Gone, ,"
contains some real original harmony, re-
freshinglv sung by Campbell and Burr.
This month Columbia has a beautiful
Hawaiian record by the well-known Louise
Ferera and Greenus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
WORK FOR WOMEN.

An exceptionally attractive oppor-
tunity for women is offered by
large manufacturing concern IN
this city. Yesterday an order
was placed with the Woman's Division
Of the United Sfntes Employment Service
for thirty women, high school or college
graduates preferred, 10 learn chemistry.
The women will be paid from 800 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
FIVE CASUALTIES ON
l.. 5. MARINE LIST

Washington, Aug. p Six marines
are named on the casualties list issued
last evening; a. follows:
Killed IN action, ); died Of wounds, J.
KILLED N ACTION
Sergeant herman G. Scib, New York
City
Privates: Lawrence Il. Ernst, East
Aurora, \. s.; Guy D. Hox.e, Ottawa,
H.; George hewitt, Kingston, Pa; !;
Leonard $ Opheim, Williamsburg, Va.
DIED or WOUNDS.
Private Lawrence II. Capehart,
Jeffersonvllle, Ind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
Krupp Workers Threaten To Strike.

London, Aug 22-Thc workers in
the big Krupp works in Essen threaten to
strike within forty-eigb hours, according
10 an Exchange Telegraph Company
despatch from Amsterdam The unrest
is said to be spreading to the big in
dustrial centres Of Bochum and Barmen.
The despatch does not state what reason
the workers give as cause for their strike
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
WEEK END MOTOR TRIP.

A party Of tourists, from Brandywine
Summit Campground enjoyed long
and delightful motor trip over the last
week end, The party included Mr. and
Mrs William g. Mackenzie, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry J Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs
William r. White, and MIR and Mrs
Harry s. Lynch
The trip covered Baltimore, Camp
Meade, and Emory Grove camp meeting
near Baltimore. The tourists left Satur-
day and returned Monday.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs William Morris and three children
Of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. Morris
parents, MIR and Mrs. |. Van Arsdalen,
al 1wcnty-third and Tatnall streets.
Rev. and Mrs II p. Nichols will spend
a two-wecks' vacation in Ocean Grove,
n j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
3I3,O11 TONNAGE LOSSES.
Construction Reduces This Total to % .311
For July.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Wednesday, Aug. 81 Mer-
chant tonnage losses in July due to
enemy action and marine risk, was 313,0 |
which makes the total for the quarter
ending with July for allied and neutral
countries 959,392. Ships built in British
yards and in foreign yards on British
account in July reduced the British
deficit to 22,3ll, which favorably com
pares with the average monthly deficit
during the first six months of this year
of 10000 tons
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c,oss;fied Page Closes at II.3o

To ps printed under tncir proper ciAs'i-
ncatlon. classified advertisegnenEs 1,'ast -
ln the business Office by il.5O ociycx. NJ
bot,r fn,t viii 10 rrintod under the bspiing
Too late 70 Cisssify.' Oct your cppy n
rnrfv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

sliO per month while learning Ap-
plica,ion should be made AZ me Wonaps
Division. S38 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

~ Every Evening is alone worth the price
OF the paper II is only one /, I many
elusive features printed IN Every Evening
every day. Order a copy regularly from
your nearest deaIer.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
FINE FOR YOUR STOMACH.
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
The Haskin Daily Letter

There is nothing better for nausea, sick
headache, insomnia OF Indigestion. ADV
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advertisement in Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
NEWS OF BEAR STATION.

Bear Station March 80 The following
members Of Little Bear Tribe Of Red Men
have been elected and viii he raised to
their respective stuups on Thursday even
ing by Deputy Great Sachem Jester, u
member oi Minnehaha Tribe Of Newark !:
W Frank Silyers, prophet; George Har-
rington, sachem: William Harrington.
senior sycamore; Francis Mcdowell, junior
sycamore; James Proud, chief Of records;
William r. Slivers, collector Of wanpum;
Wilkinson +. Cranston, keeper of wan
pun; Harold Wink, member of the widows
and orphans committee for 1S months;
Walter T. Burrls, trustee for Is months.
The committee on entertainment viii com
prise Wilkinson Il. Cranston, George Har-
rington and Robert Moore An excellent
luncheon viii be served
William Burris has sold TO Rupert God
dard Of New Castle an Overland club
roadster.
Edward BuIris Of this place has secured
from Walter 5. Burris a truck of the
Truxton unit type, having a carrying
Of one and one-quarter tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE.

Dover. March SO-William Watson
harrington, chairman Of the mems com
mittee on the Third Liberty Loan for the
Town Of Dover, has announced the fol-
lowing mems commi ttee, TO act III con-
junction with the women's committee
appointed some days ago.
District No III. 4. Culbreth, cap
tain; DR. James Martin, Elmer Outten.
DR. Harry Mcdaniel, Herman G. Taylor,
District No. 2-Harry Mayer, captain;
NJ Hayes Wilson, Thomas '. Keith,
George T. Maxwell.
District No. 3-Charles B. Wilson,
captain; James f. Alice, Jr., Walker
Nlifflin, W L. Pritchett, b. 7. Hamm, +.
Frank Startling
District No Wv. H Baker, captain;
+. H Atkinson, Samuel H. Carson,
Howard NJ Buckson, G. Herbert Smith,
Samuel b. Hancock.
District No 81 j. Hayes, captain;
Elmer +. Benson, William : Hardcastle; I;
". X Knight, " Charles Boyer, ". p.
Forkum.
District No. 6-John c. Hayes. captain;
c. ". Bell. Harry Nane, Frank II. Davis,
District No. 7-E. L. Jones, e. +.
Hope, A. A. Watson, John +. KERN
George L. Dawson, E. d Prince, George
" Mattiford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Dovers' Liberty Loan Committee
Has Appointed Assistants IN
All Districts.
S.JWHEATLY SERIOUSLY ILL
Forty-nine Sussex County Boys
Have Been Called for Service, to
Report Monday Morning.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, March 30.-On Monday
OF next week forty-nine more boys, who
have been called for military service by
the Local Exemption Board, will leave
here for Camp Dix, thus completing Sus-
sex county's first quota. The young
men will report here Sunday night, and
will be furnished quarters at the Brick
Hotel and leave on the first train Mon
dav morning. The list of those called
into service follows. with their place
Of residence
Ward j. Cobb, Ebe T. Bunting, Frank
ford: Frank Stephens Lynch, Frank Har-
old Stevens, Lewes Oliver j. Taylor,
George W Bennett, Bridgeville; Louis
Uignut, Greenwood; Leroy X. Moore,
Everett Blizzard Calhoun, Milton; James
Richard Lowe, Harbeson; Alexander Tay
lor. oil East Oak street, Millville, n. j.;
James Harold Harrington, Carney's Point,
y. J.; John Rawlins. % North Fifty
fourth street, Philadelphia; George Bur
les. 10 Exchange street, Danville, n j.;
Walter :. Robbins, 13 Ogden street,
Trenton, y J.; John r. Lowe, 209 North
Franklin street, Wilmington; Elmer Bur
ton. steamer City of Camden, Fourth
street wharf, Wilmington John William
SchafTer, 476 Washington street, New
ark. \. j.; Harry Fletcher Porter, Olin
Webster Parsons, Jennings Bryan Qtnllen,
George L. Warrington, Charles Samuel
WheatIey, John Wade Ryan, Seaford;
Archie Hickman, Roy j. Campbell,
Selbyvllle: William H Short, Hermus
Gallette, P. Carlton Dykes, Elon G..
Windsor. Laurel Earl y. Ross, Albert V.
Foster, John Sipple Salmons. Milford;
Howard H. Williams, Ebe NJ. Atkins,
George W Hickman, AIillsboro; William
n Dlckcrson, Isl East Seventh street.
Chester. Pa; Arthur 5. Joseph, Howard
Workman. Frederick T. Steward, Earl
frank Hudson, Lee Roy r. Warren.
Arthur Harrington Smith. Georgetown;
Herman H. Bradford. Victor Levin Hast
inCs. Henry G. Hofmeister. Howard L.
Ward. Delmar; Samuel Hopkins. Mill
Vile. Del. Harry T. Morgan, 606 Poplar
street. Wilmington The alternates are;
Harry Arnev. Lincoln City; Clarence "
Hill. Seaford Joseph Sudler Lofand
Milford; George Washington Bailey
Laurel: c. Edgar Hastings, Delmar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30

Philadelphia, has returned to her home
here.
Engineer Charles III. johnson OF the
Fenwick Island Light vessel is spending
a few days with his family here.
Lynford O. Russell. who is now statoy-
ed at Camp Dix, is visiting his parents
here for Easter, !,
Rev. Disston w. Jacobs OF Rehoboth
left today for his new charge at Bridgevilie.
Mr.. Jacobs made host of friends In
Lewes rs well as Rehoboth, and the entire
town of Rehoboth regret the loss OF such
a valuable man as Rev. Jacobs. -.
State Senator Harland Nj. Joseph oil
Midway is mentioned for the Democratic
nomination for county commissioner to
succeed William ]. Mustard, whose term
expires this wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
DELAWARE CITY.

Delaware City, March 30.-There Will
be a dance in the fire engine hall on Friday
night, April 5, for the benefit Of the piano
fund Of the Delaware City High School.
Miss Rena Bentley Of Baltimore Is
spending the weekend here with her
brother, Herbert Bentley
Frank G. Warner will return today after
a three-days trip TO New York City and
Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook.
There will be patriotic meeting for
the Liberty Loan next Thursday night at
the fire engine hall, with prominent
speakers Fort du Pont Band will furnish
music.
Mrs. v. L. Reybold, chairman Of the
Liberty Loan in Red Lion hundred, has
appointed the following committee: Mrs
Richard Cam, kirkwood; Mrs. John
Stuckert, st Georges Mrs. Stewart Beck.
Mrs Frank G Warner, Mrs G.. y Bright,
Mrs C. L. Baum, Mrs Charles Meter,
Mrs William Patterson, Mrs IT, G..
Price. Mrs " B. Jester, Mrs. T. J.
Whiteman, Miss Georgia Clark, Mrs
Marguerite MuIigan, local publicity.
Lieutenant Charles Schaefer, Jr.. Of
Old Point Comfort, Va, Is spending
Easter here with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Schaefer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30

NEWS OF LAUREL.

special CORES spondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, March 30-Mr and Mrs. 2.
II Paradise and daughter, Mrs Lulu,
Of Stockton Md and Mr. and Mrs.
hennev Jester and Charles NibblIt of
Chincoteague. Va, have been visiting
Mr and Mrs. " G. c. Knowles OH
Market street Mr.. Knowles has been
confined 10 nome for several weeks bv
llne-.
Nj Agnes Collins Of Laurel has gone
70 Wilmington. where she has secured
employment and viii make her home with
her sIstci
Mr. ana Mrs Monroe II. Adams and
son Of Seaiord have been visiting Nr.
Adams paTcL-- \ir and Mrs Charles y
Adams
Edward Wlh.y Of Denton. Md, has
zen spending d fca days Id North
LHrcl, tins week edc9' Of Rev and
Nj G. NJ Culltn-
J. ccne Fowler Philadelphia is
spend ~ a few days Laurel, visiting
friend= md relatives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, March 3O.-The members
of First NJ =. Church OF this town have
increased the salary of Rev. John A.
Wright from $500 to 5000.
Mr. and Mrs Avery West, residing near
Cokesbury. are wearing n broad smile
these DAYS, the stork having left them
pair of baby boys.
William L. Moore, rural mail carrier
from the MilsbOro postofhce, according TO
an announcement by the Postal authori-
ties, sold more War Savings and Thrift
Stamps during December than any other
carried in this State. Mr.. Moore is proud
of his accomplishment
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Easham of Selbyville
are occupying the property of |. Glen
Bailey, on Cedar street, having moved
here on Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Clendaniel and Eulen Dick
at the NJ. 7. Circuit parsonage, Wednes-
day night. by Rev III. II. Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Short, of Eliza
beth. n J., are spending the holidays with
the former parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Short of T., near town.
Miss Isabel Moore, OF Burlington, n. j.
is home for the Easter holidays,
Mrs. J. 4. Warrington is spending few
DAYS with relatives at Marcus Hook, Pa
Mrs. George T.. Ross, of Lynchburg.
Va, is spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs Ashby Sandidse.
Orion c. Workman and two children of
Baltimore spent part of the week here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Workman
Announcement of the engagement OF
Miss Helen Elizabeth White, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah W. White, of this
town, to Corporal William Noble Pippin
of Ridgelv. Md. now stationed at Camp
Dix with the Fiftv-ninth Pioneer Regi-
ment. has been made The wedding will
take place within few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
AT REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, March 30 Rev. D.
W Jacobs and family left this week for
Bridgeyllle, the clergyman new charge
Miss :. l.. Jean and Miss y Griffith Of
New York City are III their bungalow here
on Columbia avenue, entertaining some
friends from Baltimore
The town As quite busy at present fixing
up the streets, which is q great improve
ment and makes it 50 much better for
automobiles
1t is understood that several cottages
have been rented for the coming season
and some new ones are being started
The school Is closed for the Easter holi-
days and the teachers have gone home
Mrs John Clark visited her daughter
in Kenton this week
The weather is still cool which makes
gardening very slow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
LADIES ENTERTAINED.

special Core ~poudence Of Ever Evening
Dellnar, March 30 II he ia4lea Of the
Progressive Flve Hundred Club Of Delmar
entertained their husbands and gentlemen
friends At the home tIr and Mrs
Irving Culver, Thursaa} eyening Those
present We're
Mr. and Mrs Fred stevens. Mr. and
Mrs j Paul Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs T q
trecny, Ar, and Mrs } ". Frecny Mr.
nd Mrs Harry Gibson. Mr. and Mrs
: y Culver, Mr. and Mrs. {. q. Long
y and Mrs. irving Culver Mr. and
Mrs y A Nenabies, Miss Grace Trader,
Miss Gertrude Gordy, Miss Ethel Web
,,ter William freeny, Jr Mr. Williams,
Dr : lI Lynche.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
DREAM NO MORE: ACT

The woman coming
here for her fresh new
undergarments f o r
Spring wear can do so
in perfect confidence
that she'll encounter no
old ancientS, no old
strugglerS, no defeated
veterans of the counter
and shelves, no relics
whatever of the mer-
chandise of the weary
Winter were all so anxi-
Gus to put behind us.
Being samples, there
will be only one or two
of a kind, but the total
number of garments
will be large. and there
will be abundant choice.
And this is news of camiso!es
especially interesting 10 those
whose new Easter blouses are
of the sheer variety
A special lot of 500 reall..
ravishing camisoles To be placed
on sale Monday at S5c, 81 and
$50.
These prices will mean more
when the camisoles are seen.
A bunch of sweet-pess inter
mingled with forget -me-nots is
no prettier. Materials are wash
satin and crepe de chine, in
great variety of style and trim
ming: sometimes combined with
handsome iaces. sometimes hn-
ished with the daintiest touches
of ribbon. chiffon rosebuds or
hand d-embroidery in o aste
shades. Cast Aisle)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
THE NEWS OF LEWES.

LcMcs. March. 30-Dr. William y.
Marshall formerly Of this town nov of
iiirlngtoh IS spending 3 few days here
Win i'9 mother Mrs. Eugenla Marshall
he cast SIDE Of South street is now
being improved by cement pavement
Mrs Charles Fl. Mason Of Kennctt
Square, Pa. is visiting friends and rela-
tives here for few DAYS.
Irwin y. steele, q coast guard at the
LcMcs Coast Guard Station. who had the
misfortune to spraln bis anlle.while trying
- bit dog with his walking stick about
three weeks ago, y able 20 bc around on
crutehes Mr- steele had To be carried
rom the PoInt ol the Capes 70 the Coast
Guard Station
Mrs Jennie Mason, who has been spend
ing the winter months 10 Camden and
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WILL GO TO CONFERENCE.

special Cores spondence OF Every venine
Laurel. March 3O.-Rev. and Mrs
C. NJ Cullum and son. Wilson, viii leave
On Monday, bv automobile for Middle
1oWn. and later MIR Cullum viii continue
"a the Maryland NJ 7. Conference,
which convenes in Baltimore on Wedncs-
dav morning
Mrs Culum and son viii remain in
Niddletown during the conference, as
guests Of her daughter, Mrs. Beulah
KING. Rev William J. Tyndall Will fill
Rev. Cullum pulpit during his absence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
WILL GO TO CAMP SHER IDAN.

~pccial Correspondents Of Every Evening
Laurel, March 30-Captain j. Roscoe
Elliott OF Laurel, who has bee taking 3
special course under Mayo Brothers,
surgeons. az Rochester, MINI. leaves to-
dav Tor his previous station at Camp
Sheridan, Montgomery, Alabama.
Mrs. Elliott and son will join him in
Baltimore, and the parents OF Captain
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs John II Elliott.
will also meet hnm there and spend the
day with him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30

sented in the sale-pet-
ticoats, nightgowns,
chemises, combinations,
drawers, corset-covers.
All are sample gar
ments, stylishly cut and
well fitting. Materials
are dainty nainsook,
cambria and batiste, and
trimmings are various,
but all pretty--some
have lace, others tucks
or embroidery, some
ribbon run beading,
some are hand-embroi-
dered.
And once more-they
too, like all the goods in
all of our sales, are
fresh.
w E emphasize this
so m u c h to refined
women. Much under
wear eXposed-or over
exposed = in so-called
sales" is fresh only in
the sense that it has
never been worn.
An aged woman once
secured an aims from
that tender = hearted
bear, DR.. Samuel John
son, by describing her
self as "an old strug-
gler." II too am an old
struggler," he was
wont to say afterward.
Another phrase we re-
member as rolling often
from the lips of a some
what pretentious talker
W as "the old an
cients."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
Speci0L Sales of NetD
Spring Goods
Starting MOnd0y

5000 Women's Shirtwaists
81 TO $6.85
Women's Muslin Underwear
One-third Less Than Regular
Camisoles,
85c to S1.so
Mems Spring Overcoats
Specially Priced $3.50
Aluminium Ware
Reductions Average
Is per cent.
Room Size Administer Rugs
and Summer Rugs
H TO 15 Less Than Regular
Leather and Silk Hand Bags
New Styles,
Reduced TO 75c up to 1915
And Number of Other
Special Sales
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
IS SERIOUSLY ILL.

special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Laurel. March 30.-Stansbury J Wheat
ley, ex-prot honotaTy Of Sussex county
and one Of the most prominent retired
farmers in thus section, ls critically Ill
al his home on the road from Broad Greek
and Bethel, near Laurel
Mrs. Miranda Dashiels, one Of the
oldest and weaIthiest women in Sussex
county, who Is . sister Of Mr.. Wheatley,
also IS seriously III al her home on Central
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