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MARKER C0%pI1'I0H

Poultry m. rs,ci- Hens very scare .,d
H"ut"h: market very irm: /. any change
MANI "NicNrns. about equal to the dem. nd
So -ScIrc" lad ,ieTrauG heavy: ouilooL
Hl"hrr titier-" sTl:"t firm; receipts iiEh,
1"iH'NC ir.N!. on look higher Hides
M:-tet JUL: demand IiGht. outlook Tower
ram ana country DI"at Uf all binds in
eco! n"tn-Ed an" meet rilh rcaLy s.Ic on
afrl'-i- l.!N" stock Tn-ri.et-J.t TIL. cstrarur-
~ s'. &C. good fancy i-i stock i,riu..Iu-
rrigc- 10 cEccsa Of quotations: yc.l4 ncarrs
.tr ""n'ci. Ic'cip;a not u"s- enough Tor
d'Nl-9n' IN" I;lari."t . who'll viii, ~.
'Nl,ID"n " h:Ces. IN good. hc.lihv sh.r,r
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ps.mc. :ei. cents per pound. prime. - cent,
TT pound: Smelling stock. . /" ., Gems
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Comnany

Tho Progressive Railway Of the South
4'a,ns !raFe d4!Iy; A. NJ. Ho.ieaa local
1910 =. Al, aicepera atlanta ara i..rSoa
r.!!c' $50 l.. 81. Atlanta B,riniurbzr
Spcci@l: llA0 =. NJ, .leepers JacksonyIu.
Tampa: -? a NJ. F.eriG. Limited T,st,,
arrive $50 4. NJ. s:li a IL. lis T.. "
$50 l.. 81. 5:5J !. -
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales
Stock
200 .tllis-Chalmcrs
>'',g I.H,nI,n.rt

200 -Chalmcrs .........
Chalmers. ptd. 81.
Nu Arr. Chem. com
@.ono Am. Bee; Sugar. com. .
200 American can ........
iu0 American can. pid
Nua Am. Car aud foundry .
zoe American Cotton Oil.
200 Ain. Hide and Lear ptd
5000 Am. Liusccd pil......
500 .>m. Loco. ............,
Am. Loco. l,fd. ......
1900 Am. Smelling ..
American SnuI. com 9. q.
500" american SUGAR 900.
100 Am. TEL. and Tel 60 d.
Nm. Tobacco. com.
im Tobacco. pfd 49,.
ln Writing Paper. pfd
american Zinc .......
S.S"0 Anaconda Copper =.
Leo NtchlGou .,...
100 Atlantic Coast Line &C..
\. G. l.. OF CT. ,Balto. }
900 Baltimore and Ohio
1880 Bethlehem Steel B..
too Bcth'nl Steel ~ 4. pfd
..i00 Baldwin Loco. ,...
opo Brooklyn ltapid Transit
Loo Central Leather. com q.
200 Canadian Pacific .
"o' California Petroleum e..
500 taeSa pcalSc and Ohio &.
loo chi. Great " Western.
chi. Great est. ptG .
200 CHI. Mil. and s.. Paul.
1900 G.. r.. /. and p...
500 e.. Il. |. and =. 6p. c. pr
500 c.. \. J. and u. Up. e. pr
H.2oo Crucibic Steel Cor. com
trGCibic Steel. pfd -.
21o Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
1880 Corn Products. com
1920 pis;ilicrS .......
Dome Mines ....
~" l.fi" ................
700 Erie. ISL pfd.
iG00 General N..urs
100 Genera! Electric ....
LOO Goodrich. com. .......
80" Great Northern. pad
100 Great North. ore Cuts
CUT State Stoci.......
ln0 Illinois Central .......
500 Inspiration Copper
utcrboro-coDs., MD.
".40o Int. Mcr. Mar. com
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PIT EESEiRC PEAETT MARKET
F;rI@Tt.d 10y Hwcrert. rlUtnmcr 4 Co Inc F.,
y. t.ESBl it''. ~ January ?3-Suani n
Ll-hci y 10 '''
NfE!ni~s Garuera utnokb-M.-k,, firm.
, fancy Jumbo. Io'1 e.n;, per wound: Iii,
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NEW YORK. January gS-Hc-c.uiilr -.
per. 80 q .. yer cent. sterling: s.y,y-a. s.
e!AI ".2: commercial sis,y-day bills .oa
1anks f..i'- CONNIE rCInl sixty -day Nils.
:tIiL: demand :i.75'.; cables St.7G 10
h!r s;,rcr. b.. Mc%tcsn della; 4 govern
ocular. Zine loans. u-;n: gisty G.Ns. ninety
DAYS and six months, .. as Gan :Huucy.
Wrah. r.liO: r-f,, 81.
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NEW YOHN rnODuCE MAKKEv

Y, "pG l@1rs i. sI liz q" M SPOT, ga, bales
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L. $. CIRCUIT Court or APPEAL.

The United states Circuit Court Of
Appeals rccoavrncd yesterday morning
~ 10 ",c!o"l, with the following Judges
ana ohiciais III attendance: Circuit
Judges iritchard. Knapp Woods: Clerk
john g. Saunders
case argued yesterday: No l5sI-
l.. Il. ioGoEs ". j. Rogers ct al, an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
IN AND AROUND GEORGETOWN.

Special Correspondence % Every Evening
Georgetown, July 20 Clifford T. Tim
mons. who was recently chosen rural
mail carrier on ono of the routes leading
from tins town. has resigned tho position
having decided to serve as principal OF
the Frankford schools fnr another term
The committee in charge of the Ocean
View home coming. 10 bc held on August
Il. afternoon and evening, has docidrd
on Colonel Robert q Houston and James
N Tunnel 81 tins town. as tho speakers
Prof Hudson. of Nllisboro is 10 havr
charge Of tho chorls ot school children
Miss Irene Miller of Milford has opened
a business school IN testers Hall Fllcn-
dale About fifteen students arc enrolled
During = severr electrical storm which
swept Baltimore hundred, lightning play
Cd all kinds of prnnkS ut the home Of
Edgar Bcnnctt. with tho result that the
building Was considerably damaged For
tunateiv none Of the family sustained
injuries
Officers Of the Order of Owls have been
chosen. a. follows, Past president, Steph-
en- r. Ricarris; president Elijah " White
vIce-pres1dent, Charles Il Dlckerson; ;
treasurer. Samuel h White, secretary.
G. Nannie Mcssick, nvocatnr, " ].
BrImhley, warden, Julius g. Green.
sentinel Harry G Short picket, Henry ID.
Bennett; trustee for one year, l. 4. " hit
ncy. two wears .lonothan ] Wilson three
wears. Samuel Abieman
Three prisoners are now confined In the
Sussex county jail.
Miss Nellre Rogers Is confined TO her
home on King street because Of illness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
KENT REGISTRANTS CALLED.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. July 20 0-kent countys S Ex-
enpfion Board has sent notices tO the
following Kent county registrants 10 ap-
near before the board on the following
dates for physical examination
Monday. july E2-LevIn Jas Kitchens
Arthur Harris. Milford. Nathaniel Ander-
son. Thomas W Morris. Clarence H.
Morris. Dover. Clarence Manlove, Wood
side. John Daniel Gibbs, Clayton: Ashton
Pierce, CheswoId, Coroa Harms, Smyrna
The above regiStranls were In the call of
1871
The following are OF the call of the class
oi 1918, for the same day. Henry BaV-
nard Lewis Cam, William Henry Swig-
gett. Smyrna. Howard Pritchett. Ches-
old: James Alfred Miles Dover; John
l.. ward Caldwell Camden. Earl "
Free rica; Narddell ~muIlcn Milford;
Henr> Lee Stubbs Harrlngton Nelson
B. Eau ,ner, Wilmington
For I osday, July % f 'ilbert NJ Hof-
-fecker. = mes Elbert Ross, Clayton
Nathaniel icaver, Milton { Slaughter
Ralph Leon Tucker. smyrna; Clinton
Wyatt Guthra hentOn William Watt
Irving Hook Boggs, Samuel Alden
Granger Brady Mahoney Adj -' Elmer
Hammond, Richard RolaIJ HuId all Of
Dover; Homer WL1e Ear Webb,
Trederica; Major JAM Willis, Jennings
Luf Cahall, Ralph VII ii Galloway,
Theodore H Harrington ali Of Harring-
ton; Earl Coverdale Milford II Layton
Masten, Jr, Wilmington
For Wednesday July 24-AIbert Row
land Martin, Walter Wilson, Clayton,
Leon Evans, Josapb T. Murphy, Maynard
James Gibbs. Vary Berry, Harvey G.
Johnson, William Porter Brown, al Of
Smyrna; George Alfred Shahan, Hart
ley; Leon Harris, William Sorden, Robert
james CULLEN, Arnold Lisle Hodge, Ray
l1ond Theodore Berry, all Of Dover;
Charles Masten Satterheld William Koh-
land, FELTON,; Edward VickeTs Belts,
George Edward Gross, Frederica Arthur
Bryan Hall, Milford; Howard Peterson,
Racine Wisconsin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
MILFORD NEW =.

SpslaI Correspondence OF Every Evening
Milford. July 70 Mrs F Hurock
a Ph- 'ad lrhia IS visiting relatives n
Milford
Misses Emma DAVIS and Eva Deputy
left today for two weeks vacation At
Weir, " IT
Frederick Causev Of " ashington. r. G.,
is spending some time with his uncle.
TrIsten F. Causey
Sergeant ] Russell Evans Of Camp DIX
mas been spending a fve-davs' furiough
with his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs Ashury Smith. James II
Jester and Mrs. Hsrvey Gov erdale have
returned from an automobile trip through
the New England States
In Evans Robert, a veterinarian of
this town, left Milford this week for New
YORK to undergo sIx-weeks training IN
Y. NJ c. A. work preparatory for sailing
for France
The Milford Branch Of the Red Cross
now has two machines for knitting socks
One Of these we're purchased by the local
branch and the other loaned by the vii
nington Branch.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth INWARD
lett Milford Yesterday for visit with
friends In Frankfort. hv They expect to
visit Louisville, kv., and Carroll. ILL.,,
fniore returning home
Edward Nj Jones son of Rev and Mrs
George = Jones, has finished his course
.of instruction at the aviation school at
Princeton. \ J and has been commits
stoned first lieutenant Rev Jones was
formerly pastor of the Avenue NJ h,
Church of this town, bat ne now resides
>st Elkton. Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20

wo m ans toilette there
were
You can guess what a
magnet the glittering cases
and counters Of jewelry
and silverware were. The
huge chests, cleaning with
flat silver. each destined TO
gladden. the heart of some
bride; the long cases filed
with precious jewels in all
sorts Of artistic settings.
Most of all was I taken
wit h { h g display Of
watches, of every depend
able kind and of all descrip-
tions-gold watches, silver
watches, womens watches,
mems watc h e S Ct h 0 5 e
mostly military, of course)
and its no pun TO say
that I wished some of
those handsome watches
could have been taken with
s1Jl7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
And, All, Those
Beaded Bags,

hand-wrought, in intri-
cate design and exquisite
coloring and endless va
riety-nobody has them
like Wanamaker'si
There was another fasci-
mating display of hand
bags, in the Leather Goods
Section = fine suede and
leather bags, rich silk bags
of unusual shapes. But I
finally tore myself loose
and, sauntering through
the archway into the
Grand Court, had a good
time all to myself in the
Notion Store.
Now, don't laugh. Do
you know how many new,
interesting, helpful little
things to make the hoInely
scommonplaces of a woman's
dressing and a wonan's
sewing easier and pleas
anter, are being invented
all the time? and that they
are always to be found at
Wanamaker's way, way
before they appear any
where else?
If you don't know. do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
WELFARE WORK AT DELMAR.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delmar, July 20 Organization Tor
eh,ld welfare work was perfected at the
home of Mrs II VI Waller on Nedncs-
dav. under the direction Of Mrs. Garrett
Harrington. State chairman Mrs allor
was made chairman for Little Greek
hundred and has associated with her
Mrs Fred Barr Mrs Harvey W Kirk,
Mrs. " " Hastings Mrs ; Howard
Lynch. Mrs ] Paul Ellis and Mrs, J.
Milton C1eary Chairmen for the re-
snectivc districts have hccn appointed
as follows Mrs Florence Morris, Mrs
" " Anderson. Mrs T ) BrlttnE-
ham. Miss Funicc F.lhs Mrs J Thomas
Elliott Mrs Earl Cooper. Mrs J. |
Philips. Mrs Myrtle Parsons, Mrs
George Smith Mrs Sallie Ralph, Miss
Edna Cooper. Mrs. L l. Bacon, Mrs
Recso (,or,iv. The committee viii meet
Al the high school building N Dolmar
on July - and - 10 weigh and measure
the children under tivc years oi age lpr
Marshall Of Harrington and nurse Will
b. present 10 assist and instruct IN tho
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
BAZAAR AT CAPITAL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, July 20 bazaar for the
benefit Of tho Red Cross was given by
ZebuIon Corbin Hopkins and Cornelia
Harper Taylor, on the lawn at the home
Of City Councilman John q Hopkins, on
South State street Thursday afternoon
and evening, the receipts from which
were s. 50, which we're turned over to
the Dover Branch of the Red Cross,
which acknowledged the receipt Of the
same with thanks Master Hopkins and
Miss TayIor were assisted IN the bazaar
by Jennie Mcdaniel Satterheld, Jeanette
Frame, Give Newton, George Morris, all
of Dover, and two visitors, Anna Rachel
Thomas Of Centervile, Md, and Livvy
Rogers Of frederica A grab bag, picture
gallery Of old time, and up-to-date PIC
lures, fortuRe-telling tent and refresh
naenls laeludad the attractions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.
Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, July 20 Miss Eliza
both Thomas Of Wilmington IS visiting
Miss Dorothy Meter.
Miss Martha Rose is spending few
days with her cousin. Miss Catherine
Rose of Bear Station
Mrs Larry Nitllln of PhIadelphl' IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nllllar r.
Hines
Fred Pennington of Chester, Pa. spent
Yesterday In town with his parents
Lieutenant Harris Samonisky and wife
have returned to- Petersburg, Va, after
spending few days in town with his
parents
The entertainment Mt Fort du l'ont to-
night IN the Y NJ G. \ building will
consist of music W Dalrymple. secretary
of Y NJ c. A., cordially invites people
from town. but especially requests Young
children not 10 attend without being
accompanied bv their parents
Mrs Philip I}orgcr, aged 90 years, died
Yesterday morning after a lingering i'll
ness Funeral services will bc held from
her late residence Sunday afternoon;
intcrment in Delaware City cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
THE NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Cores pondence of Every Evening
Laurel, July 20-The young girls
of Laurel gave Ii progressive luncheon
IN honor of the following guests who are
visiting various friends and relatives
in Laurel. Misses Edith Blake, Of Phil
adelphia; Elsie Uearn and Elizabeth
Ellis, of Delmar, Flo Smith, OF Bethel
Margaret ForInan. Of South Carolina
and Emma Caunine 1t Was spiendidly
planned and was one of the most en-
loyable affairs Of the season Those
present were Misses Anna Studley,
Alice Otwell, Blanche Elliott Mildred
FIggs, Evelyn Hastings, Lo.nse Bacon
Marion Rodney, isabelle Galloway, Paul
Inc Marvil, Bernice Hastings Grace
Marvil Mildred Hastings, MARY Bacon,
Pauline Hearn Marie Locates, Lottie
Fletcher, Mildred Horsey, Helen Ellis,
and Francis Cordrey
Miss Bernice Hastings entertained
al Tea, Thursday afternoon at her home
on West street, in honor Of her guest
Miss Kathryn Stevens, Of Seaford Those
present were Miss Virginia Weaver,
Of Norfolk, Va, Miss Edith Blake, Of
Philadelphia; Miss Elizabeth Ellis,
Delmar Misses Emma Carnine, Pauline
Marvil, Grace Marvil, Mildred Hastings,
Mary Bacon. Evelyn Hastings, Anna
Studley, Alice Otwell, Blanche Elliott,
Mildred Figgs, Isabel Galloway, Louise
Bacon, Marion Rodney, Marie Locates,
L0ttie Fletcher, and Mildred dorsey
He'll Ellis, Of Carney's Point H. J
is visiting his mother, Mrs. George G.
Ellis
Miss Virginia Walls is visiting Mrs
Ida CLARK at Chincoteague, Va
Horace b. Clifton, assistant manager
Of the Laurel Branch Of the American
Stores Co, has been appointed manager
of their store at Smyrna and will move
WITH has family there within a few days
DR. and Mrs X Morris and son,
Francis Kent, are visiting Mrs Morriss
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank NJ Heam
Walter Carmine and Miss Emma
Carmine, Of Waveriy Va are spending
two weeks with Rev and Mrs L. f.
Windsor
Arthur 5 Hcarn mas returned from a
short visit 70 Wnmi aalaa-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20

taking in the glove display
the daintiness Of the soft
silk ana other fabric gloves,
the fascinating freshness
of the new Kid ones, and
the bewildering number
and variety which showed
me how many kinds OF
gloves the human mind
could design, and how
many pairs Of hands we're
gloved daily at Wana-
makers.
In the same way, I found
myself when I came to the
neckwear counter, won
derinQ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
1T Seems So
UIlylU--

all | did was to take n walk
through Wananakers 9
Store, on the Main Floor
from Chestnut to Market
Street, on my way To take
the train from Broad Street
Station
A thing I've often 4 one
before. but always in such
n hurry My shopping
always seemed To consist
Of n direct. hasty dive for
n paper Of pins. n pair Of
gloves. n new suit. or what
ever II was | had to bury.
without missing the train
that got me home nicely
i'm time for dinner
And all the time turning
my head back. like Lots
wife. 70 view the fascinat-
ing things on the counters
and well. of course. |
did have to stop sometimes
nj those irresistible little
tables In the side aisles.
where they were always
selling something | particu-
larly waqted.at n price that
made il / sin not TO get II
Yesterday afternoon.
however. had the laugh
for once on that tiresome
old train.
missed il : and therefore
did not have 10 catch If.
Being in Wanamakprs
when I made the discovery.
stopped short in my mad.
forward dash. Having time
on my hands. | decided to
walk leisurely, for once.
through that whole won
derful. big Main Floor at
Wanamaker's. Ca store in
itself. and an Incompatible
store. covering a whole
block), and sec all the
things I'd always wanted to
seei
/ started with those
splendid glass cases in the
Chestnut Street end. that
are always dressed with
care and such beauty. The
whole store was to me that
day like a book of interest
ing pictures, of which these
cases were the frontis-
niece
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
A SIGHTSEEING TOUR
THROUGH WANAW4KERS

Is privilege open any visitor the Store and
which furnishes fund Of peasursbic memories 70 be
drawn in the future.
This Is only tho largest Store I'm the world but
tfc interesting II is devoted wholly
ncrcissm hut contains many unique and remarkable
features to be elsewhere.
Store tourH in which visitors conducted b7 =
guide these spots Of unusual interest and also
the great spectacle Of the Store of
mighty merchandising enterprises day from
the Visitors Rendezvous the Eighth Floor Chest
NUT go and 1890 a. M and at 1890 30. 23o and
$50 p M. Among the places TO which entree and a
view il tirus secured
The Roof of the Wunnnnker BuiIding
Offering fine view OF Philadelphia and environs)
Greek HnH Egyptinn Hall
ArnOry and Clans Rooms Of The
John Wnnnn,1ker Commercial TnsfitHfe
University Hall
(n0U being used for Red Cross Work.
Grand Crystal Tea Room, and its
Kitchens
The Grand Court The Fur Vault
The Largest Organ in the World
(Which plays daily AT $50, 300 4-s0)
Wanarakcrs is the Store of Hospitaites.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20

woodwork of the ceiling as well as the
ventilating shaft, causing bad blaze,
but which was soon cxtinguishcd by II
bucket brigade. before the hose company
arrived When the hose company did
arrive, they applied their chemical en-
gine and extinguished the fire in some
places the water had failed to take effect
Because of the interior of the building
being wood and very dry, the fire spread
rapidly. Mr. harrington was quickly
on the ground and directed the storage
of the cans nnd other equipment 10 a safe
place. Work was resumed later III the
evening. Young Greenwood the opera
tor OF the machine, was badly burned
about the face and body, the clothing
having 10 he torn from him He was
placed under the care of physician
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
LIEUT.. GRIER GETS HUN PLANE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford, July 20-Word has been re-
ceifed here that Lieutenant Lex I. Grier.
who is an aviator with the American
Expeditionary Forces in France, recently
had his first encounter with a large Ger
man plane and sent 1t hurting to the
ground.
Lieutenant Grier is q son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Robert u. Grcr. formerly of this
town and Of Wilmington. but now OF
Salisbury. Md. lie Is very we'll known IN
Milford, where he has many relatives and
where he often visited before he saiied Tor
Erancc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
They " ere
Stunning

on that dayl One in its
sombreness-it was a su-
perb display of mourning
h a n d b ags n-metal
chain mesh) and stately let
combs and other iewelry,
topped by a splendid Span
ish-looking black ostrich
feather fan.
Another case glittered
with fine examples of period
silverware, and the next
was gay and frivoIous-look-
ing as the first had been
severely impressive all
decked out as it was with
pretty favors and place
cards and vivid French
ideas in stationery.
There was also, on the
counters, a mighty fine and
artistic display of station
cry at my elbow. as | found
by turning round.
Nothing will ever make
me like writing letters, but
if | owe anybody a letter
it might make me write it.
if | received from some of
my loving friends, as a gift
for my birthday a huge box
Of that dainty, exclusive
stationery that Wanamak-
er's have so much of and
so little of.
Next, | enjoyed a few
minutes fragrant forget
fulness Of the world, its
correspondence, and it's
other cares, as | literally
nosed about among the
toilet goods. | shifted at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
W hat q World OF
Necks

must come here for their
decking-out, for all this
world of neckwear TO De
needed - from exquisite
beaded scarfs to saucy
vests of sports silks,
| tried SO hard to re-
member all the new styles
and ideas, to tell to the
girls at home, that I re-
minded myself of the
young European tourist,
who explained his constant
scribbling in a bulky note
book by saying:
Il am Just jotting down
notes of the things that
have made an inefaceable
impression on my memory.
Of course. I stood.
wo~lanlike, in worshipful
attitudes before those
adorable IaceS of so many
kinds and patterns, and be-
fore the outspread feast of
the Ribbon Store that
garden-spot of gay colors
IN the already attractive
landscape-ribbons of every
known and movable width,
kind and shade, and style;
ribbons demure enough for
an old maids b on net
strings, and ribbons bril-
liant enough for a young
maids bag. And that's
very brilliant indeed.
Even the handkerchiefs
seemed to wave q salute to
me TO come over and ad-
mire them-the white ones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
NEWS OF THE DAY IN
LOWER DELAWARE
w. B. Turner of Harrington Badly
Injured in an Automobile Acct
dent at Milford.

! Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford July 20-W. b. Turner OF
| Harrington. who is book kkeeper for tho
III. d. Short Lumber Go. of this town, was
caught between two automobiles yestcr-
day and severely bruised although i is
thought no bones were broken. The
accsient happened on the corner of South
Walnut and East Front streets, and the
cars were owned by Wiater Bennett and
Elias Simpson The former was bang
driven by Mrs Bcnnctt and struck MIR.
Turnev, throwing him against the other
car. lie was removed TO the office oi
DIR. J s Prcttyman and later carried TO
his home IN Harrington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
4 Letter From a Vide AlUake Woman
Who Took Walk Through Wanamaker's
And Found That Famous Main Floor
''The Most Wonderful Block in the WorId''

In their snowiness, tho col
or-edged ones in their
daintiness, the striped, and
plaided, and figured, and
solid-cOIored ones in their
gayety.
The vast quantity in
sight did not surprise me,
when remembered how
many just of us girls, in
Just our own small Pennsyl-
vania town, buy all their
handkerchiefs at Wana-
makers.
Nothing seemed uninter-
esting 10 me not even the
sturdy shoes, military boots
and puttees, that the men
hung over (soriewhat az 7
had hung over the laces)
nor the prosaic- seeming
hosiery and underwear
counter foh, those loves
Of silk stockings ,
I had u pause, ~ course,
to admire the pretty sun
and-rain umbrellas, with
their bright handles and
their sensible loops for car
rying, which made a pic
turesque corner near the
Market Street elevators
Across the aisle, ton, vas
a charming cluster of child
ren's frilly psrasola that
looked like June pinks, and
a perfect forest of sturdy
TnaacuIina umbrellas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
STORE CHANGE AT DOVER.

Special Correspondence Of Every Ev"ninG
Dover. July 20 Miss Ella Downce
Of this town. who has been engaged in tho
millinery business hero in the Priscilla
Block ~ years. has sold out her stock
10 the NJ Simon Company. who operate
two other stores here Miss Downcs will
retire from active business II is under
stood tho stock Of millinery goods will
hc shipped away by the Simon Company