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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Our friend and fellow-towneman, Cen
ernl James II. Wilson will oele<0ate nus
eighty-frst birthday anniversary On Mon
day He may not receive all the con-
gratulations personally, but the general
knows that everyone wishes him the very
best for the day, and for many more
happy anniversaries.
Just n small family party will be a. the
generals home on Monday--the Henry
B. Thompson's who are Just home from
York lIarbor Me, and Mr. and Mira.
Thomas Reath, Jr., and the great-graod-
son from St Martins Possibly there may
be messages from the grandson now sery-
ing his country in France, Henry B.
Thornpeon. Jr., and Miss Katherine
Thompson, working in Paris for the
Emergency Aid.
Horse show next week st tho State
Fair And il = going IN be great time for
the children-ao many Of them haVo
ponies entered, and they arc going 10 have
such lot of fun competing with each
other. In fact the children are going 70
be the biggest part Of the show- Their
pony entries have been scattered through
the three afternoon Of the show We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday-the ponies
along with the hunters and Jumpers are
going 10 supply tho thrills and the humor
Of those days. so many Of the little du
Pont cousins are in the pony cornpetI-
tionr, that it's almost family affair
Mary B., Esther and Lamnnot du Pont,
! Jr, FELIX snd Lydia du POnt, Constance
du Pont and Dec, Mary Belin Lard,
Hugh and Bayard Sharp, and Irene Car
pcntier, Josiah, fourth, and Billy Marvel
win show their ponies too, and 90 viii
I - Nguu lean hynIn
! Scott Of Port Kennedy ~ 70 have ponies
in, along with horses IN harness and
jumpers Delcheter Farms ais0 vii
show ponies.
Josiah Marvel will have his hunter and
/ jumper in the tan bark ring. and X VI
/ Catiin is another exhibitor IN this class
+, Canby Darlington Of Concordville has a
| hunter entered and William A. Lieber
/ viii have his hunters and harkneys here
| Mrs Holiday Needs, Jr, has new
/ saddle horse 10 exhibit and a road hack
/ Because she IL in mourning, Miss Amy
/ r. du P0nt il not exhibiting this year
/ NJ least not in the snowy classes, but she
( has put in one or two PercheTons from
l Falrflelds Farm.
4 The Wilmington Society of the Fine
/ Arts 0rll hold its annual exhibition ~ the
( New Century Club this year on Novern-
/ ber !, 5, 8 and 4 and It has made lts ar
rangernents conform with the conditior
Of the times. Because n shipping curtaIl-
rnents. no outside artists, only local ex-
i hibItors have been asked ~ enter pic-
/ lures. This, like many other disadvantages
/ has Its corresponding advantage, io'
i there will be room enough TO exhibit the
/ Pyle collection again.
IL is very good thing for all Of us n
zee these pictures as often AZ possible
that ls why they were purchased for ths
city, and AZ the time Of purchase II VA
expected that before tins, there would bt
a place where folk might 20 70 see them al
any time War put a delaying hand OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Do wc not all feel humble when we
recall the great do ot we owe TO France
and England for their protection OF
America during tp first four years of the
war? Do we no all feel inexpressibly
grateful whcneve we recall the great
service I.afavette endered this country
in the time of its I eatest need? Is there
any truer friend In the friend IN need!
And that Lafayeta WAS. His spirit still
lives in the Frenc of today, and 1t lett
its impression on he America he loved,
Just as Washington stamped the new
country with the glory of his character
Now is the time 10 recall the service
and TO pay in full.
Friday, September is the l61st ami
vrrsary of the birth of Lafayette, and the
American fund for French wounded asks
for gifts on that day. This is America
asking for France, not France asking for
herself She has never done that aud
never will.
THE srIRrr LIVES.
"You will be totally blind, answered
q surgeon to wounded Frenchman.
After a moments hesitation the poilu
remarked. We'll, the last thing | saw was
GOOD enough for me, then-snlilmg-
'the Germans In full retreat back OF
chateau / merry. III WAS tAs III nc rtVstiieu
the famous words of the mutilated
General Malleterrc: There must he no
sad words, no tcarsl Heroes are not
only on the battlefield France is not a
woman sighing for the end Of her trials.
Her proud evrs are full Of light and her
General Malleterre: There must be no
Marsellaise'
II is to keep alive this magnificent
spirit that the Wilmington committee
Of the American fund for French wounded
appeals to American generosity. small
share Of the money that will buy luxuries
this next Christmas, would bring untold
comfort and courage TO those pltifully
manned soldiers of France. cut of IN their
splendid youth from all chance of an
active future Last year Wilmington $
Christmas gift 10 them was 81 900 in
cash, and 300 comfort bags. With help
IL will do better this year.
PY OCTOBER FIRST
Comfort bags must be on hand ty
October /, or they cannot reach the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
RED CROSS NURSES.

The Red Crooss Bureau Of Hygiene
was called on yesterday Thursday
by the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
10 help out in an emergency, similar
to that of two week s ago at the Delaware e
Hospital Then the Bureau was able
to assist the hospital IN procuring several
Home Defense Nurses and Nurse AIDS.
Miss Mabel Sibley Jones. r. \ Home
Defense Nurse has volunteered her ser
vices for part time 10 the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital and two nurses
aids have offered To 60 70 that hospital
for several hours each day.
ANY Home Defense Nurses able To help
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
in their emergency are asked 70 call Miss
CaSpcrson. Superintendent. phone, S07.
ID & 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

longer | am gong to send this letter 70
Paris BY Miss Stewart tomorrow our new
Y. y. {. 4 worker she is from Texas.
and very nice on will probably receive
II quicker
Bv the way, there is a Dr. Jones in
Erae Hospital, who Is from Wlcomlco
county. Md Probably Flo knows him.
| bad j letter from one Of the Phlladel-
phla nurses Yesterday and they spent
one day in Paris. when they returned TO
their base said they saw 50 many Amerl-
cans. several they knew-that it seemed
almost like going 10 Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
WOnen'S
Organizations
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:
MONDAY.
200 p. m.
Scott w. H. NJ S,
P. r. r. Women's War Relief, Pennsyl-
2.30 p. m.
Ladies' Aid Society, North Baptist Church
400 p. IN.
w +. M s., st, Paul's Church.
Pastors Aid Society, Hanover Church.
500 p. IN.
Caroline Tatnall Tent, u. of ", du Pont
Post Rooms.
Westminster Guild, First Presbyterian
Church.
TUESDAY.
400 p. IN.
Mite Society Grace Church.
Hillcs w. G. 7. L.
500 p. M.
Ladies' Aid, Bethany Baptist Church.
W H. NJ S, Union Church.
New Castle County s. s. Graded Union.
Wilmington Y. 7. h.
WEDNESDAY,.
7.4bp m.
Wilmington Bible Union. North Baptist
Church
THURSDAY.
200 p. m.
Ladies Aid Society, Eastlake Presby-
tsrian Church.
Quarterly Meeting. District w. +. Nj y,
Grace Church
2.30 p. m.
Womans Missionary Circle, North Pap
tist Church
wcsterfeld Union, W. c. T.U.
$40 p. M.
Mite Society, Union Church.
FRIDAY.
500 y. m.
Women Workers, Harrison Street Church.
Scott w. IL NJ >
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
HOW DID HE KNOW

Little Helen had been especially in
qulsitive one vening, and her father, who
had patiently answered her questions,
was becoming exasperated.
Finally she said
Papa, what do you do at the Office all
day."
Papa's patience gave way, and he re-
Piled
Nothing, child nothing
Helen pondered over this answer for a
moment, aud returned to tho charge with
"But how do you know when you have
finished. papa?n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Sunday Night Supper
"A Few Suggestions

One cup Of rolled oats
One cup of molasscs
One cup of sour milk
One cup Of buckwhcat flour
One-han cup Of butter or fat
One tcaspoonful of salt
One teaspoonful Of soda
One-half teaspoonful of nutmeg
One-quartcr teaspoonful Of ginger
Heat the cornmeal, rolled oats, molasscs
salt and milk together, stirring constantly
until il becomes a thick paste. Remove
from the fire, and add the butter (or fat,
soda, -four and spices. Allow the mixture
TO stand until cold Roll thin, cut into
shanes. and bake in a moderate oven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
W. {. T. L. INSTITUTE.

The fall institute Of New Castle county,
W. G. r IT. will bc held at Middlctown
on Thursday. September -
II will be an all day meeting with box
luncheon One Of the speakers will bc
Mrs I.nlu /. Shcpnard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
HER PURPOSE.

Cant you and your husband dwell
together in unity?" inquired the police
Judge
Listen, iudger exclaimed Aunt Han
ner; Il bring dis no count man befo
you to talk business, not religion -
Dallas News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
RED CROSS BRANCH OF
ST ANDREWS

Rcd Cross sewing will resume at St.
Andrews Church next Thursday morn
ing. and will continue on that day until
further notice The sewing Is from 10
o'clock in the morning until ) in the even
ing. and workers are cordially invited to
attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
DISTRICT w 7. NJ. s.
QUARTERLY MEETING

The District W + NJ s will hold an
important session in Grace NJ. T.. Church
on Thursday afternoon next at , o'clock,
and large attendance is desired
At clock there will he an executive
session, and FOR this large attendance
~ officers IL reouestrd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
FINE ARTS SOCIETY.

The September quarterly meeting Of
the Wilmington Society Of the Fine Arts
will he held at 1905 Franklin street, Tues
day next al 3 o clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Americans Sure to
Win With a Smile

So Saws Nurse E1ton Maryland, Who is Serving in
Hospital Near the Front--She Saw Dr. opeakrnan'
Who Came to Visit Her Ward-En tertainn1ents Are
Appreciated by Wounded, Who Were Coming in From
Chateau Thierry in Big Conveys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved to the salts
action of many and will be TO you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

That if you want a salad made with
potatoes to be very tasty the potatoes
should be sliced while hot, and the dressing
poured over them at once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
A Gift For France
On Lafayette's Birthday

Million Comfort Bags Are Needed for French Hospitals
The American Fund for French Wounded ASKS TOR o;
These Bags as an American Appreciation of Friend IN
Need-Next Friday, the Anniversary of Lafayette birth
is an Appropriate Time for Bags and Other Gifts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Foods 10 be eaten cold require to be
more highly seasoned than if to be served
hot. Short lengths of cooked macaroni
and cubes of egg are delicious set in the
same Jelly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
ono!

The poet has contempt
For those
Who haven't got the time
To pose Cartoons Magazine,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
SO THERE:

That dowager should
Re suppresst
Who will not gossip
Like the rest.-Cartoons Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
REMEMBER

That any cold cooked vegetables can
be added to a salad
That salad made with peas or beans
is as nourishing as one made with meat
or fish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Mrs y. g. stoIlenwrrclr md her s--,ar
son arrived today from Nj Clemens
Mich, to stay until Nove7nbeT With Ir
and Mrs. Rodgers Wilson AZ Indisn Meek
Miss Ellen Beck Of Chestertown, Nd
il q weekend guest of Mrs Afro Hyr>or
at Indian Neck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
READERS
RELIAt ILITY
RESULTS
TURKS MAY BRIDGE DosPoRJs
Noyemen, Begun Tor Inquiry IN inciuds
Tunnel Project.

Amsterdam, Feb 5--The Turkish
Government according % q COna,antinoplf
dosyatcb N The Vossisrhr IeItung ~
Berlin, has introduced bill m paTliamcDi
asking for nm appropriation 20 i1vesiirats
the feasibility 81 the construction ~ b
bridge and tunnel connecting tuTpue With
Asia Minor.
There ore two straits separa'ing Eufoff
from Asia Minor which might ~ laed o.
bridge or tunnel project rhry pr
1he Bospors. ~ thn entrance % fhf
Black Sea and tho DafdanclIef. ~ tte
entrance 10 Tho Mediterranean - o.
narrowost point the Bosporia % Z an iret
wide, while the minimum width ~ fhr
Dardanellea is one and onc fftb miles
PontoOn bridges were bult acf1sa fhc
Dardanelles. then called The lfo'lr5pont
by Xerxss ~ Persia ard Alexander thr
Great Of Macedonia before 'hr 'hrF'i8o
era
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
SUGGESTS MEN FoR sTN,roR
Crosscup's list Headed by FORMER Gov.
nrnnr Einlder

Trenton. y J.. Feb 3 Fhward y
Grosscup. state Democratic CHAIRMAN.
has lsaued list ~ Democrats any
ono ~ whom he .aid would make
strong candidate for ihe democratic
nomination for limited ftltos senator
~ succeed tho late senator Hlghrs
Tho hst ,s headed b. iorrncr Governor
James Z Fielder with Joseph y uuu.fy
secretary 10 President wilson 1ry'
Others mentio.ed sro Prof Stockfon
Axson 81 Princeton Richard y anda
bury ~ fcrnarlsvIlc. Federal ludges
!. Warren Davis and 'Th0mas g liaigh'
Chancellor Edrn Fohcr' Walker md
Frank s Eatzenhach lr 20 rrn'or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
FnNs FIRE On svTDIsH sHPS
Bornbsrd Vessels Carrying Refugees in
Bothnia Gulf

stockholm, sweden rh swedish
steamers, accompanied bv 3 uinhos' and
an irc.brrsker hich bod oinssed fbe ftu'I
~ Poshne ~ trke n Swedish suhiecfs io-
string - leave inland ~ lccounr n tls
revolution were fred upo7 unday rr
members n tho revoluii0narv Red glrri
on the island n RaefzO near 'he finnish
port ~ Mysn'vlmot0 Sly shsis h1rsF
within 4 short distance n fhe lee-Nresker
Later Russian sailors 71d TED GuBrds
boarded the gunheat and explained tle-.
had fired r fhe belief ftat fhe stean0s nips
were ca.rylng trOors md munitions They
permittsd al The vessels except fhe gIn.
boat ~ enter The port
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Fame Aetives Dance.

Final arrangements are beng clmpisfe4
for the rsL annual dance I'd .he Active
Association 81 the famo FIre CO., vLlca
vii be held at PythIan Castle ] 1da,
night The dance sas pei ponod irnll -4ai
night. 4 large numOer ID tickets lavt
been sold and . record crowd n an lcipa
ed. The committee m charge lAa slars,.
no pains ia an effort 10 maAe MS laUot
the bigg 81 affair % tae s4aa ln shorter
orchesLra Nlll LnrA.sA .ha mAs.l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Recovering from smallpos.

The resident physician, Vno - tf tena-
ing the Negro affected VITA .mAl.puA.
vyhO Is con med In tbe pe>tucurs. vac r
town this morning lie states bis palieut
IS dling well and be dlos 1oi hlnk thcrl
Is much ccsd Zoe w1rry over r7aL
of the disease rs INC patient 81 Md
quarantine and uy ono 1st .ho i0llcr
visits him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
PERsHNG REPORTS THREE DEAD
Explosion in Frame Kills soldier From
fhicago

Washington Feb ~ ie0fh -t
Private Kari Hanson 81 tnicago. sliiea
IN France "a the result 81 IN explosion.
was reported - the War Department
Yesterday afternoon by Gen. PeEshInz.
Second Lieut. Lawrcncs Dwight, trensn
mortar battalion died 0n February
of pneumonia he came from h0ston.
Cen. PershIng also reported The death
from scarlet lever 80 Privats William
G. Bonnev Of Plymouth Mas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
ENLISTED IN THE ARMY

The regular army recruiting station.
sos Marke, s'reet. announced me .CilnV-
lng enlisLments this morning
Percy " Winchester, 223 East Front
street, tor the iniant1.
John T. okey coiOredt 1910 ~ uaoD
street, Tor the QuartsTm2zteT Department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
HAVE JOINED THE NAVY.

Enlistments announced this morning
AZ the Naval Recruiting station nun
and Market streets, we're as follows
Leslie Thomas Trutt. llitd.etcwr.
George Washington Fowler, Hartley
Jamts Alexander Mulvenna- ID AortL
Jackson street; Warren francs Richards.
coiored, 800 t.ast Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
NOTICES.

Np1tt h-lh A. lavasninO has returned
sno a a. hrs ufiict eir Mar kTt stre,t.eNvry
isk non q e. ~. to. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
HARVEST TIE ICE.
Mayor Lawson Appeals TO State Farmers
to Take Advantage of Natural Crop.

Mayor Lawson Appeals TO State Farmers
to Take Advantage of Natural Crop.
With the belief that will Re neces-
sary. next summer. to strain every in
dustrial nerve in an effort TO meet war de-
mands. Mayor John w Lawson today
announced his intention Of asking the
farmers of the State TO take advantage Of
the present freeze and store as much
natural ice on their premises as they can
take care Of. II this is not done, he fears
there may be serious shortage Of ice in
hot weather.
With this idea in mind the mayor
communicated with Horace J. Dilworth
master of the State Grange. and NIr Dill
worth promised to take the matter Up
with the subordinate oranges He told the
mayor that the workhouse, OF which he is
4 trustee, has filed its ice houses. The
mayor viii urge other institutions 70 DO
the same thing, if they have not already
done SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
AGENTS AND Statesmen.

AGENTs-Our agents average s25 weekly.
NJ ssnt you EApcrleucc not ne coSsary.
Apply hastLaud STUDIO. s&U ford bu IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
EINDENBuRG's WIDE BOAST.
Tells Editors by Next April He'll be In
Paris.

The Hague Holland, Jan IN Travel
lers from Germany bring an account of Q
rerent conference at Berlin at which Field
Marshal Won IIindenburg received tho
editors OF thirty German newspapers and
discussed the foo ait alton with hem.
The editors told Won Hipdenburg that by
next May there would be no food IN
Germany,
MY reply is,' said tho field marshal
"that by next April shall he in Paris +"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Quits Homo Rule Convention.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London, Feb, ,5.-George Russell has re-
signed as delegate 70 the Irish convention
He Is n poet and an intimate friend OF
Sir Horace Plunkett, chairman of the
convention. No reason for the resignation
Is gwen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED woman wants place as
attenuanL or NURSE Tor nIluOle-aee ed or
oIu lauy. Phone 4SsyJ-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AuToh obi ES-T~o Ford touring cars
One 1917 ahn one 1918 model diamond
State Automobile Co. Tenth aud Tstnal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Hor ard School Disml..ed

Because the building was .rsufclcI +. i
heated the students cf the HcWLrd Bigf
School we're dismissed at ~ O'Clock yla-
tcrday morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Wa;er Pine Elnoded Slrcri

s water pipe p Giipn avenue, ,c-
tween Scott and Lincoln streets bur.t
yesterday morning flooding a scr lgl
GIlpin avenue ana scott street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
A,eident Cases.

The following accident cases were treat
ed II the DelawAre Hospital Yesterday
William Watson, fractured arm. Philrr
Burke, bruised leg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Court of Chaaccry

The Court Of ChanceD convened ves-
tcrdav, hut transacted no business Court
adjourned until March IS, hen thc ncNt
term VIII begin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Died."Through German Sources

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Ottawa, Ont, FEB. 5.-J. A. Murphy.
Of Ridgway, Pa, was reported as having
died through German source in last
nights Canadian casualty list.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
East :. Louis Rio, Charges Dropped.

Bellevlle. 10. Eco The la .'-
meut against Mayor Moliml0 as
lsSt LOUIS growing ol. of Tho raae -iot
there last july has boCl dismissed y.
Circuit Court here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE-Furniture. rugs, bedding
hcnsatc{d ocnds will bn soId a. :, jsire,,,, :,
* son store III Fast Fourth street, Friday
II. bruary s. 1918. ] O'Clock D. M sharp
brass beds. enameled beds. felt mat tresses
library suite, tables diningroOm suite com
plete. couch. dresscrs and chitfoni6rcs cir
cassian walnut bedroom suite, dishes
rockers, chairs. pictures. leather rockers
bedding, tabio linen. etc.
kGgs-9O rugs of the best new spring pat
terms and coioring. consigned TO US from
New York parties to be sold at auction this
Friday Administer body Brussels. tapestry
WOO! fiber. floral and oriental effects. in
sizes 9xt2. s.32I0.6. .6x9. 6.s9. Every rug
greatest February sale OF rugs in town
You make your price. Stidham l. son
auctiOneeTS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
CLASSIFIED ADNERIlS-
ING RAJ ES

r., ,ro,r per counted linc FOR Drst
insertion and SC per lin, for each sub
..nu,p, ins.r tion--based on minimum
~ tnrcc nee and six words 10 iho
Tine . -, , "a. 49,,
,,,,r.,il) unless otherwise ordered.
ELI face 10 point To Is point per.
mTied and charged io' on six-point
lsssls
pne month Insertion 81 per unc.
mo al soccpted Tor tess than three
dnrs
paily advcrtisins for one year. Csc
ter line pes month ON contract INC
4 RrCcp,cd for "ss than three lines
SPECIAL CLAsSlFiCATiONS
sp,s.tAl notices d.vtdrnd notices. an
nua meetings.. elections. proposals,
Dubitr sab :, suctirn sales and all
s1..lat clH-sihcst Ions viii hs charged
fnr a. rate oi IUS a Tine tor the hrst
in~eftion and SC a lin, ior each sub-
seoti, NJ insertion Advcrti tiSements
running one month charged al month
Is rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
WE HAVE a DANDY LITTLE
HOUSE THAT CAN he Pr IRCHA9.
III DN TlIF GENITAL PItN sTy
ROOMS. HATH AND PORCH. PRICE
s. 200 SPACE FOR GARAGE
APPLY I. HOWARD GORDON.
pf5 ORANGE srHFET

81 son WILL BUY FOUR HOUSES.
rMdS MF5T flnE fbH2Es FfyE tf%AiSt h22MiS EA&H FdR
$40 PER MONTH GEORGE M
MILLER. s45 ORANGE STREET
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AM forced 10 sacrifice a $500 interest In
an oil company (nop producing). W Ill sell
ali or any part. a real opportunity. Will
stand closest investigation. No agents
Address Boz 3nI. SwarthInore. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
STORAGE TRUCKING &C.
MASQUERADE SUITS,

MASQUERADE SUITS anu wigs 20 Ire.
Specialists n pa4nls ano uaake-ups FRANK.
Slcsinger .cornes Fourth An6 Walnut strecIs
Phone f1Ss~W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
Philemma ChandIer Improving

Philomma Chandler, suffering from
pneumonia, continues % improve sloal,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05
AIASSEUSE.

HOLDEN NINATITUTE--Face corrector. All
biernisncs removed from face and body
Imperfect figures. birth. disease or accident.
corrected koligh, coarse pores smoothed
and skin refined Complexion cleared Hoi-
lows and wrinkles removed. Faiiing hair Ind
dandrutf removed In lu days. guaranteed.
NO. BOZ Equitable Bldg. Phone ils4. Hours
% TO and to y.