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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-27

RESIDENCE PHONE 3l3
j. 7. Hill of Macon was in Cordele
yesterday.
Clement Macarthur of Mt. Vernon is
visiting Joe Cutler.
Mr.. r. L. Dekle and family are visit
ing relatives at Meter.
Mr.. H. f. Wilson is in the city
spending few days.
A. H. Edwards is able to be cut
again after a short illness.
Miss Bettielee Powers of Ashburn
is the guest of Mrs. w. A. Hobby.
Mr.. R. d. Gay of Cuthbert has ac-
copied a position with the Ford Motor
Car Company.
Mrs. Roy Wade and baby of Macon
have been the guests of Mrs. G. M. d.
Hunt.
John R. Randolph the r. r. Regional
Directors Office, Atlanta was in the
city yesterday.
MS. Lucy Macarthur of Dublin is
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. ]. Nc
Arthur and family.
T. B. Akridge and G. Mcdaniel of
the G. S. w. & G. r. R. were here on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Pridgen and
family will move this week to Mrs. r.
e. Cooks residence en- Twelft avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cannon and fami-
ly will leave Friday by automobile
for Nacooche Valley where the will
spend ten days.
Miss Thelma Smith who has been
the guest of Mrs. T. ]. Macarthur re-
turned to her home at Nlillidgeville
to day.
Miss Elizabeth McMicheal and her
sister, Mrs. B. S. Dunlap of Cordele,
are visiting their mother at Beuna-
Vista.-Ashburn Wiregrass Farmer.
Miss Fredonia Frazer was the
charming hostess at a dance given last
night at her lovely home in RivCli,
Complimentary to her house guests,
Miss Simmons, of Americas, and Miss
Sarah Myers OF Tifton.-Macon Tele-
graph.
Sgt. Maj. Frazer Durrett of the
Fourth Officers Training School,
Camp Wheeler, has been home on q
short furlough before leaving for the
Artillery Range at Louisville, Xxx He
had as his guest. o. n Evans also of
the officers Training Camp.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-27
THREE POUNDS OF
SUGAR TO PERSON

The Georgia food administration is
tightening down on the use of sugar
and flour. Acting Food Administrator
H. NJ. Turner for Crisp this morning
announced that effective at once, a
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-27

person can have only three pounds of
sugar a month. This will permit a
family to have three pounds for each
member
Stringent flour provisions are al
ready in effec; and all merchants in
the county are now required to keep
record of the sales of sugar and flour
These records must include every
sale itemiZed and be turned in once
week to the food administrator.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-27
JUNIOR LEAGUE PICNIC.

JUNIOR LEAGUE PICNIC.
The members of the Junior League
Of the Methodist church enjoyed a de-
lightful picnic at Browns Mill Tues
day afternoon Those in charge of the
affair were; Miss Lucy Mae Todd and
Messrs Clyde Smith and j. w. Hatcher.
Miss Emma Switzerland of Balm
bridge is the guest of Miss Marie
Diffee.
Rev. T. w Tippett, of this State,
who is to serve during the Summer
as supply pastor of the Cordele church
has recently held a fine meeting in
the Carlisle Avenue church, Louis
vile, Ky. assisting the pastor, Rev.
r. S. New.-Christian Index.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-27
GERMAN RAID WAS
FAILURE IN PARIS
FEW BOMBS AND NO CASUALTIES
LAST NIGHTS EFFORTS

PARIS, June 27-Few bombs verb
dropped and no casualties were caus-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-27
WHATEVER ISIS BEST.

WHATEVER ISIS BEST.
! know as my life grows older
And mine eyes have clearer sight,
There under each rabid wrong some
where
There lies the root of right
That each sorrow has its purpose
BY the scrrowing oft confessed,
But as soon as the sun brings morn.
ing
Whatever ISIS best.
] know that each sinful action,
AS sure as the night brings shade,
Is somewhere, sometimes punished
Tho the hour be long delayed,
l knew the soul is aided
Sometimes by the hearts unrest,
And to grow often means to suffer,
But whatever isis best
l know there are no errors
In the great Eternal Plan,
And all things work together
Fer the final good of man,
And 1 know as my soul speeds onward
In its grand eternal quest,
l shall say as l look back earthward
Whatever isis best.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
EDUCATE WOMEN FOR
UTMOST USEFULNESS.
Instead OF curtailing the education
CT women during the war, it should
be encouraged and promoted in every
possible way as one of the most eff
fective means that could possibly be
employed in aiding America to victory,
according to a very interesting article
on the subject appearing in the latest
issue of The Mather, a magazine pub
lished by the journalistic department
of Elizabeth Mather College Of Atlanta.
1t is a, fact, as this writer shows, that
women have been called suddenly tG
fill the places of men in many lines
of work where women were never EN-.
plOyed before. They are needed in
every branch OF public activity today,
from the running of elevators to the
management of large business enter
prize Tho nu1~ Der of trained women
is entirely inadequate to supply the
demand. Hence, there is every rea-
son why practical training along
efficient lines should be afforded our
young women to fit them for the ut
most usefulness in the positions they
will Exchange
JUNIOR LEAGUE PICNIC.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-27

War Shall Stop when Teutonism is
crushed. Loan your funds to Uncle
Sam by buying War Savings Stamps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
%Hq~ VIII MINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM ~&%$$

progress Of the various racers around the
track. with an occasional thrilling brush on
the back stretch bringing them To their
feet To cheer some favoritc driver, the
scorers and timers are tirclcssly checking
each car as it crosses the little wire stretch
ed across the track, which marks the
completion of alap.
Few know that in races sanCtIOncd by
the American Automobile Association
this unpretentious little wire l8 connected
with a 5000 timing device which auto
matically records the time OF each car 70
the hundredth part Of a second.
There are but two such devices IN Ameri-
ca. the other being fhc property 81 the
indianapolis Speedway and used % time All
tho big races there The outfit consists oi
% time registering device ruu By motor
and storage battery and chrOnometer
The wire which crossed the track ls fastcu-
cd at ono end Of an electro break maker
The operation IL this Whenever ear
passes over the wire break is make IN
The electric current, and this causes the
timing device 10 record the time oi eros
sing striking arm imprints the exact
time on strip Of paper which passes
through the machine. This paper is auto
matically shifted forward t. receive tbs
next impression
The machine RECEIVERS from each %
Grafton quickly enough TO permit fh'
registration Of two cars passing over the
wlre within fvc-hundrodths y a. sccone
| If each other
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
HOW MONARCHS OF
SPEED ARE TIMED
Costly Machine Accura tel Re
ords Small Fraction OF
Second.

Officially sanctioned automobile racing
in the United States has been stopped Tor
the period Of the war The final race was
run at Los Angeles in November, and on
January | the rules Of The American Auto
mobile Associations contest board were
suspended. Whethcr there viii be speed
events Of any kind during 1918 remalns to
he seen.
But the racing fans have their own hot
stove league, and there's plenty 10 talk
about. for example, did y1i ever consider
the matter Of speed recording
IL is doubtful II. in the excitement oi
watching one If the big automobile races,
with The cars cataputing around the track
To The accompaniment of endless revcr-
beraiing exha,sts splitting forth fire and
smoke. the laymen III the grand stand has
any appreciation Of the ceaseless efforts n
the press stand, across the tracl tofuriish
him with absolutely accurate detailed
records of he event IN progress
At intervals throughout the race he y
informed rs to what cars arc leading. the
time of the race 70 that point, the rate ~
speed. he number If laps made. Ct but
hc slittlc knowledge of how i 8 done.
While the crowd Is busv following the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
EXPERT DRIVER"
OFTEN A MENACE
Self-appointcd Specialist Respon-
sible for Scares of Averagi
MOtOris'
READERS
RELIABILITY
RESULTS

One of the most eylspru'rg pefs p
autom0bilcdDm "a ti.t tg t|r uHn
the "cxpcU driver Diarsr ffIf.r
iic current ,s-'i, OF }r.rr Motor
Continuing, ihr ErIf'r
Speaking Df bm aH In rD.
the IainstaktnV mf,Itrlt ...
81 study and c2pfuehoe gH4rd i1 Ia
practice. fbmihsrNs ur.of aIit li.
cars until hc gblc tp rlfsin frnr 'ne'
the maximum -rrtlo' aHa
necessity ipr repair tnd cd
we would cab iho rtuer' ur"
we haFe BOZ mind fho i.'I.'
expert ir.r notuug
ut D. almost needle y. fHt
tho exhibition cd furf .r Ir..
20 +, au expansive rah. t. frr
is rarcly found ,fnoug ttr 1rr
hc has graduated 'rrr D.
q garene, whilc sometime Do pe~
men of the p-c1llrd n'.rs''
chanic .rcclr- that r'.ftnr rN.r
progrcpe nor -1rrfifo tr.rnrg fra ~
have been ahic forsfrurfr.fr
Il Is tho expert driver Nhr r -hc0y
rcsponF'h he ior thc qufrG1l'y 20 ffr p~drs
drisn against thr uotor he Tfr
ecarcs Old ladies Dto h.' 'er er i.'r te1r
ing down upon them with reh rr'y =
clap On hig brakes with rrrs Fri NrrE
hi4 car n % stop hrf an rr' fhr
pedestrians SHIN
II Won want - watch hu f11f
front ~ = busy glrgr Dr h'r anf
Won wili have ample 0ppoTunii- r. rn-
scrvo hiq DOING ilr viii rnrre aff 1f fnr
! garage ~ full th' cloar tro 0Dpos''n ~'-F
/ ~ ripping hr steering year lrrind wif'
I AZ his might. and jraprrar around 'hr
nest corner in slrnilar iaFhi0n Whcr nr
\ returns ~ viii rish down the hloes -
I speed ~ 30 miles an hour tnr0w n fr
! nre kos sotne eight ~ trn feet from ths
topping pnint and hrng hfs ear 's
4 n1lt almost within ifs own Myth t.l n
which ~ course looks very r'evrr p 'rn
cspert driver md ~osts rnpncy fNr r.rr.r
and cvrrgyivr deterioration q fHe amer
Y This sort ~ 4 driver 3 enc rne - w1or1
4 an opcn nufirr - music in Tho car uhn
Inagines h.nsef immature l.fheIf
4 Who would have broken rvrrv racnri Itd
I he only been gvcn > chsnor
"As 20 climbing tiN on rfgh enr
I every time trist v1ur avurrf driver 'n
\ do al Vcrv often he wi.l arr0mphsh
I too, even though The motor annrs ta
] head OF IN utter oblivion 81 fhr 'trf fH.f
! the lower gear r1tins arr nade Iar hflI
! climbing
r. Won 10 NOT drive vour rtr .lilrrrr
| beware Oi the expert driver nr AZ lrasi nip
| his ambitions early in the urn0eriinvs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
LICENSE ApPLIC ATOM

NOTICE To the honorable ridges Of the
Court Of General sessions Of the state Of
DelaVare. II and for New Castle county
We bu undersigned respert ole citizens
Al least cue-half Of whom are sUhst AMI lai
frccholders q the seventh ward, n the city
of Wilmington county OF Vow Castle and
state ~ Delaware DO hereby certify shat
anu occupant OF tae houss OF business and
premises situated at southeast corner
scott street and Lowering avenue
who IS an applicant TO the Court OF
General sessions OF the State Of Delaware.
in and for New Castle county on Monday.
the fourth day of March. a. ID 1918. being
next term OF said court for a license for the
sale of Intoxicating liquors 20 b. drunk OF
the premises. 10 quantities as follows. VIZ
three quarts nor more than one barrel.
and other Intoxicating liquors in quantities
o. not less than three quarts nor more
than FIVE gallons He IS person of
full age; man OF sobrIety and good moral
character. that such sale o. Intoxicating
houors at said point Is necessary 20 ac-
Commodate the public.
John y Donovan Willem II Toner
Henry sell Martin Feelvy
Joseph Sell Dennis NJ. Buckley
&. j. Desmond John ]. Dougherty
Patrick Desmond Davis White
Cornelius p Nm. r SChofield
Mclaughlin Eugene Brunhammer
William Hazard Winfield J. Andrews
w J. Lewis Hamilton Stewart
Robert T Blakely John 3 Connel
William j NarCcliius Davis
McCladertS William J. QuilhSsu
Samuel keenan, Alfred l.. Carey
Frank Nansaut John AfaXer Ir
William y Dougherty Peter y, LenhoG
DANIEL O'DONNkIsL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
CHARLES ". soLLowAY DEAD.
Good Citizen and veteran Member ~
Fire Department.

Charles W ~oiloWay. Th0 died .u
Tuesday, at hls home, 1870 West aurfn
street, aged = years, wag one ~ me o.dl.f
active iiremen 10 the city 4ie nnFfeeu
q member ot the Weccac0e 'a. iur uan.
wears and continued h.s artlgIfy IS n
the time ~ his last illness le usd .sFn
Lonorcd bv he company with fhcai
positions and 40 one time uls an ntrrfr
III the Firc Department Tie rmpaL
held q meeting last Llgnt -nd aloDtt.
resolutions 10 respect tl-o deciding
attend the funeral which 7li ae r.l
On SATURDAY with services at thc Gouse
1T $50 o clock ia Tie afternoon.
Mr. ~olCWav was l.gllr rospccfru
citizen lie WAS q lTrAlAyer and followed
that calling 0r many wears. lf ne n'
II hIs death bong q member % the Brcs
LAYERS mon, SO. 4 Ia ppAlCs le Wls
RepuDhcan, but never spared e. othor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
ATADAs KoDEscH TOMORROW
Rabbi Swmen to Deliver a Special Sermon
ta Congregation


The subject Of The sermon 70 be deliver
ed bv Rabbi David - s;viren at the spo-
cial Sabbath services tomorrow evening
at tho Adaa Kodosch Synagogue sixth
and French streets will bc God or Man"
Whose the Guilt?
This sermon will like the previous
sermons of the rabbi, ~ timely and
interesting.
The services will commence at :
o'clock tomorrow evening, and aI are
welcome. Last night the first meeting
of the teachers Of the sunday schools
vas held At tho home of RABBI SViren
Election uf offifficers took place and result
cd in the following.
Mrs ID. B Swiren, chairman. Miss
Rebeccs Kates, recording secretary; Miss
/ipporah Topkis financial secretary,
Miss + Slonsky, treasurer, Miss Hannah
Top rs, Miss Regina Levy, and Mr.
Harry Grcenblatt committee on enter
tainment
Meetings viii bc held every month and
promise 70 be- very interesting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
Insurance Men 10 Dine.

The Delaware I Underwriters tssoCla-
ton viii hold ~ annual dinner this even
ing AZ the Hotel du P0nt Addreaaes wul
be made bv prominent insurance ciel.
Prof. IiucOner 50 the 1veElty
Pennsv lvanla glil DO the principal sposiA =
Robert T. Robinson. Henry J. -~u
FREDERICK + stone and others wei known
Ia the local financial world VAL CD przfu
About 50 life insurance men, represent -l-
the leading old line .ompaul-s ire rt-
pected 70 30 present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
FIFTH WARD RED CROSS.
First of the Special Men and Women"
Nights Observed Last Night.

The first Of the special "men and
women" nights was observed last night
At the Fifth Ward Branch Of the Red
Cross At its headquarters. 80S Broome
street. and it proved great success
While men are welcome any time ut these
headquarters, each Wednesday night
there must DC the same number Of men
as women, each woman 70 have male
escort. Seventy-six were there last night.
The women followed their usual work
and the men proved wonderfully clever
in wrapping bundles and doing other
things of-ihat character
Men and women workers will be at
headquarters again tonight, though they
are not required to be paired except on
Wednesday nights.
4 great deal of good il beng accom-
plished by the branch, which IS doing lots
0f work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
To Inspect Po lice Ouarters.

Representatives Of the Central Labor
Union and the Voters Non-Partisan
League tonight will make an inspection
Of the police headquarters IN the Public
Building. One of the Interested parties
spoken to said IL was desired TO famillarze
them selves with the quarters, equipment.
&c, in connection with the interest beng
taken bv these two organizations in varI-
Gus civic matters. They VIII also attend
the session of City Council
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for furniture Sealed propo-
-a.s v ili bC received by the Board Of Public
Iducation - Wilmington Delaware for
equipment for the lsborat tory. domestic
scienct commercial depart ments and the
gymnasium in the Wilmington High School
u accordance with specifications on fle 10
iut offcc Of the secretary Of the hoard
Rooms Nos 3CS-;s6l City Hall.
Proposals must be deposited on the desk
q the president on or before O'Clock p. m
Monday. February IN. 1918. accompanied
bN cuts or samples of equipment offered
aud "a complete statement OF detailed
specifications In addition 10 prices. The
riRht 20 reject any or All proposals is re-
sPrNlcal
HARRY J. GUTHRIE
stcfet ary Board OF Public Education.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
Pencader Assessment.

The Board Of Assessment for New
Castle county went to Pancader hundred
TODAY to enable real estate owners there
20 present assessment appeals. Since the
hearing Of appeals began, on February l.,
hut four have been submitted 10 the
board, one each in Appoquinimink, Black
bird. Red Lion and ST. GEORGES hundred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
Special Sale of Shirt Waists.

One Of the biggest sales in ladies waists
will take place at the New York Waist
House 7i2 Market street. Saturday.
February 9, where Manager tbrahams
has made big preparation Tor the event.
Mr. Abraharns says that once q year his
arm makes 3 clearing sale and all the
waists are sacrificed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

FACTORy~-Two-story brick building:
good location. suitable for light manu-
featuring: five thousand sauase teet moor
space steam heated Apply owners.
postof1icp Hox b52 !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
D. 4. r. NIe.tine.

AT the mceung 1i fhe C,4r -.o-a-
Chapter of the - a. k. Yesterday altar
noon 3 the New Century Club, be- meme
hers responded 20 be -ll sall Win
quotations from Washington il,. Lincoir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
CLASSIFIED ADNER1IS-
ING RATES

len cents per counted line Tor nrst
Insertion and Sc per line for each sub
seuuent insertion--bascd on minimum
OF three noS and six words 10 tno
tine
Al advertisements set N SIX po.nt
gnonpareil unless otherwise ordertu.
iachi face 10 point 10 Is pcint per-
mttcd and charged for on six-point
basis
ono month : Insertion 81 per nne.
mo al accepted tor tess than 'nreo
lines -,
Daily advertising Tor one NCht' .2'
Ter line per month on contrac' ~
a. accepted for t,ss than three iu'e''
SPECIAL. Cl.ASSlfl' NJ lpNN
~pecial notices. di, idcnd notices. an
md rn-ftiuge. ric,i iOns. proposals,
nDt,lt. AL Yurfion sales and all
sps,.iai .lassiaratiuus viii hc charged
Tor az rate ol 10 u line for the hrSt
insertion aud = a line for each sun
Seoiicpt ins.r ION Advertisement
running one mouth charged at mouth
j. rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
IS HEAD HORSES & MULES
kLAIR'S BAZAAR
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9
at 1880 o'clock

one car load from Maryland consisting OF
~ mules, weight 900 pounds TO 2,4Uo
pounds. Balance good general purpose
horses. one car load from Lancaster
county. from 1000 pounds TO 400 pounds.
one pair three years old mules weight ZOO
pounds. one pair bay horses. weight 200
pounds sound. a good team. One pair
gray horses. weight Zoo pounds, sound
a good team. 40 head horses from private
parties. Have 65 pigs bought for this sale
and will be here ff get a car 10
ship them in. Lot chickens. wagons and
harness of all kinds, Notice. have the
agency for the Pennsy sylvania Vacuum Cup
guarantee to run 5000 miles; we make good
if they don't. III you want good horse |
have him. If you want counterfeit / have
him Como early; lot of stuff 10 sell.
WM. Ill. ELAIR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
WOMES'S SPECIALS

CARPETS 81 .OOu carpets wanted 70 clean.
storage rooms. $50 and - per month
Hair mattresses and feathers renovated
H0th phones. George 4 Lang Co l2O5
Oraugs atrcrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Furniture. rugs, bedding
household goods. will be sold at StidhaIn
& Son store, III East Fourth street. Friday
February ). 1918. I O'Clock p. sharp.
Brass beds. Cnameled beds. felt mattTcssfs
library suite. tables. diniDgroOm suite com
ulete cOrsh, dresscrs and chiifonieree. cir
cassi8n walnut bedroom suite, dishes
rockers, chairs. pictures. leather rockers
bedding. table linen. etc.
Rugs 80 rugs of the best new spring pat
terms and coloring. consigned to us from
New York parties to be sold at auction this
Friday. Administer. body Brussels. tapestry
WOO. fiber, floral and oriental effects Ia
sizes 9xI2 S.3xIU.6. .6x9. 6.x9. Every rug
wlu be soid 10 the highest bidder. The
greatest February sale of rugs IN town
You make your price Stidham & Son.
auctioneers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
NIASQJ ERADE SUITS.

SUITS ard wigs TO hire
Svs~r}alists in paints and make-ups. Frank
Bicsinger corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
Phone 500 -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07

PUBLIC sAI.E-By William II Schafer of
the Rodney Farm. River Road and Federal
school Lane near state Rifle Range
Thursday morning. February II. at 10
O'Clock without reserve. 26 head of luiich
cows and heifcrs. I3 head of horses farming
implements. one half interest IN I3 acres of
wheat All sums under $50 cash. Above
that sum nine months with bankabe note
with approved indOrser. 2ge of for cash
MA1. ii. SCHAFEK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
f 41

interest paid on 500. $500 and $1,000.
secured by first mortgage on city prOperty s..
81 YEARS without loss to any investor.
Telepho evenings 5I26- James Cranstou.
10. ; East Fourteenth street. Wilmington.
Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
HELP WANTED.

HEIF WAN TED.
OPER ERAToR-Afuitigrap experienced, Ap-
plv New Idea Letter shop 9l% Market
street
WANTED. one chocolate coateT, expert
enced Apply in person John GovaroS
Bros. Eighth and Market streets
MAN or woman as tlrst-Class cook, one
" no is able TO work neatly and fast; good
salary white preferred. Address John
ColIver. Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
ton Harlan plant. foot of West ST.
NiEN. NOMEN-lS or over. Immediately.
Government clerical positions. 500 month.
Isl Dositions free Franklin Institute.
Dept AZ NJ. Rochester. \.
NANfES-Afen. women. Is or over. wishing
positions government clerks at Washing
ton sIOO month. Address Z 3. Every
Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
WHERE TO DINE WELL.
CHIROPODISTS.

ELIZABETH HANRAHAN. graduate Fow-
Ter 81 Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody. manicuring.
hair dressing, rnassaging. 900 Adams street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
AIASSEUSE.

HOLDEN INSTITUTE Face corrcctor. Al
hiemishcs removed from face and body
Imperfect figures. birth. disease or accident
corrected Rough. coarse pores snoothed
and skin refined. Complexion cleared. Hol-
dandruf removed in 10 days. guaranteed.
No ou2 Equitable bldg. Phone 81. Hours
Q TO and : TO 9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
MUSICAL.
BUSINESS SERVICE.

IMITATION typew ritlns,. Duplicating book
keeping typewritins. clerical work mail
nR. Stc New Idea Let ter shop 9i3 Marker
street. o5sS-J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
SITUATIONS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN. IS, desires Wilmington
,sonnecti0ns Fuel expert and systema-
ti,.iau. safety-frst man. timekeeper and
payrnaster Not satisfied with present ar
rangement state salary and in what
capacity wanted. Charles W. Levy. 9I5
Morton avenue. Chester. Pa
MAN wishes position as chauffeur or truck
driver SOper and industrious. Phone
$3.50.
WOMAN. niddletged. wishes position as
housekeeper in Small family 2ol9 JEFF
fersOn street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
tpaRTN'ENTS. \
BOARDING AND LODGING.

Room and board in apartment. for Two
mtn. Apply evenings. ll23 West Fourth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07

-. 500 WILL Buy rot r HOUSES.
WEST SIDE. FIVE ROOMS EACH,
FRONT PORCHES, RENTING FOR
$40 FER MONTH GEORGE NJ
MILLER, s45 ORANGE STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-07
AGENTS AND Statesmen.

Ne want you. Experience not necessary.
AppIy Eastiaud studio. $50 Ford Blu Id