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The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13
CITY OPERA HOUSE


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II
CARLYLE BLACKWELL
With
EVELYN GREELEY
IN
COURAGE FOR TWO
We Also Play
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
IN
one of his five hundred thousand dol
lar comedies that made him famous
This comedy is equally as good as
his million dollar comedies
Prices 15c and 25c
SATURDAY, NOV. Is
MITCHELL LEWIS
IN
FAITH OF THE STRONG"
ALSO
FRANCIS FORD
IN
THE SILENT MYSTERY"
BRUCE SCENIC
AND
CARTOON COMEDY
We also are introducing on this day
a smashing two part sunshine com
edy for young and old, making a
total of ten reels in all
MONDAY, NOV. Il
FANNIE WARD
IN
OUR BETTER SELF"
ALSO
THE GREAT GAMBLE"
AND
PATHE REVIEW
TUESDAY, NOV. Is
MARY McIAREN
THE UNPAINTED WOMAN-6 Parts
ALSO
The Last Episode of the
TIGERS TRAIL
AND
PATHE LATEST NEWS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10
LILA LEE
IN
"DAUGHTER OF THE WOLF
ALSO
WILLIAM DUNCAN
IN
"SAIASHTNG BARRIERS"
This serial is conceded to be the best
ever produced
We also have
a BRAY PHOTOGRAPH
THURSDAY. NOV. 20
MAE MURRY
IN
SCARLET SHADOW
EDUCATIONAL WEEKLY
AND
GATMONT NEWS REEL
FRIDAY, NOV. 81
JUNE ELVIDGE
With
FRANK MAYO
THE MORAL DEAD LINE"
We also have on this day
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In his third million dollar comedy
"SUNNYSIDEp
Prices on this day 15c and 25c
SATURDAY, NOV. -
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
IN
"EXPERIMENTAL MARRIAGE'
ALSO
FRANCIS FORD
IN
THE SILENT MYSTERY
AND
CARTOON COMEDY
ALSO
BRUCE SCENIC
You no doubt saw our latest Fox
News Reel and Sunshine comedy
last Saturday If you were not
fortunate enough to have seen II you
SurelY should see this one TODAY
The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13
WOman's Club Held n Meeting Yes
terday

The Skowhegan Womans Club had
a very pleasant afternoon session
yesterday at the Libr~ry Parlors, with
Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Merrill presid-
ing. A report of the Federation was
given by Mrs. Sarah l.. Eaton and
Mrs. Lizzie Marble The subject of
the afternoon was The Advantages
and Disadvantages of the Garden Spot
of America by Mrs Daisy u. Merrill
An interesting talk was given by Miss
ID. rothy Elliot, entitled, ~ few of the
school needs of our town poem
was read by Mrs. Hattie b. Foger;
piano solos We're rendered by Miss
Adelaide Lancaster. The hostesses
We're Mrs. Birdena Conant and Mrs
Edith philbrick.
The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13

Kidney disease 10 no rcsnecter Of per
sons. A majority OF the ills affecting
people today can be traced back 70
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs Of the body. They are the
nltererS the purifiers, OF %our 03o"d.
Kidnet disease is usually iniicated by
weaEinesa, sleeplesanes9. ncr1plf ness
despondency, backache stomatN 'rou-
tie pain in loins and lover abdc II n.
tall stones. gravel. rheulnatisra. fctl tica
Ind lumbago
All these derangenents are natvre's
hgnals to warn you that the k'Frt
iced help You SHOULD use sc Id
AEDAL Haarlem oil Ca psuies ilDme-
The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13

New Embroideries may be found at
Miss Towne's, Merrill Block.
The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13
SkOWHFGAN LOCAL NEWS


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AA&AS&G&a&&&&&&
Mrs. Alonzo LaCroix of Water street
operated on Tuesday at the Somerset
Hospital
The next meeting of the d. A. r.
will be held at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert Wentworth next Monday after
noon, at 23o o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Walton arrived
home Monday evening after a visit in
Boston with DIR. and Mrs. Byron G.
Ingalls,, and other friends
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Morrill, have
purchased of Frank Thompson the
house at 70 Court street, where they
have resided for twenty-one years.
Mitchell Provost will appear in
court this forenoon before Judge
Brazzell charged with breaking, enter
ing and larceny from the home of
Arthur Goodness
Orion Stanley of Keezar Falls, a
student at Kents Hill Seminary, was
the week end guest of his aunt, Mrs.
John W. Higgins, leaving Monday
morning to resume his studies.
Mrs. Elwin Sturtevant of Prospect
street has closed her home and has
gone to Boston to pass the winter
with her daughter Jennette Sturte-
want
e Z. Parkhurst of Presque Isle
left here Monday morning for Florida
where he will pass the winter. He
had been a guest at the home of w
H. Emery of Water street for a few
days.
DR. r. \. Derbyshire, for eight years
a practitioner of dentistry in Madi-
son, has entered into business here
having taken an office with DR.. c. r.
Eiles and DR. NJ. T. Lord in the Dodge
Block
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas French, who
have been living with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Fred Pollard, have moved
into the upstairs apartments of the
house occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dinsmore on East Front street
Frank w. Ashley and his wife An
ME Ashley of Dead I}iyer were grant
ed the right to adopt Ethel G. Wahl.
Tuesday, at the session OF probate
court The child was born Dec %,
1909. Her mother is deceased and
her father Peter Wahl, has given his
consent to the adoption proceedings.
Vital Boduc left yesterday morn
ing for Indian Pond purposing to
trap beaver during the coming month.
If he does not find the trapping good
at the point first mentioned, he may
go to Chase Stream. He takes with
him about IS traps. Mr. Bolduc
thinks that beaver this fall will be
worth from $25 to $35.
Rev. II. l.. Nichols, pastor of Cen
tenary Methodist church will preach
Sunday on the subject stewardship
and Intercession." Music by the
regular church choir of young people.
The Sunday School will meet at u
o'clock with classes for all ages ready
to welcome new scholars and visitors.
Epworth League devotional meeting
at o'clock with THE Challenge to
Christian Service" as the topic for
consideration. Evening worship at
Z o'clock with the general theme The
Victories of Prayer" The topics for
the day are of vital interest to the
church and the individual Christian
and should be heard by all the CON
stituency of Centenary church.
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The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13
A Million Breakfasts Cooked
This Morning on Crawford
Ranges.
Was Yours One ?

Housewives prefer the Crawford Range
because experience has taught them
that 1t Is economical in its use of fuel
easy to operate. and can be relied upon
for the very best results.
All Crawford Ranges are equipped
with the exclusive Crawford Single
Damper, which permits perfect regnla
tion of the oven temperature by plac-
ing an always cool knob at Bake, "
Check" or "Kiudle"-wide Heat Fluee
and Cup Joints 20 prevent waste of
fuel
Dock ash Crates make it easy to keep
he fire free of clnkers, and the In
terchangeable Holds save time and
labor-one trip serving to empty ashes
and bring hack coal.
A good range Is an economy and there
is no range better than the Crawford.
Ask us to explain the features of the
various styles.
The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13
The NOrrideewoCk National
Farm Loan Association

Through this ISOLATION. Somere.'
County farmers my borrow at 6h per
cent. TO help buy farm, erect build
inEs. or make improvements; to buy
live stock. fertilizer and equipment; 70
pay. OFF mortgages md to pay debts.
II takVs money "a make money; the
merchant. the pla G4iaCturer, and tht
builder hire money. why not the far
mer?
Are you satisfied With your farm iu-
come"
No farms are appraised when the
snow is on the rrG4nd Anticipate
your needs and aIply now.
FRANK l. .AMES, Secy-Treat-.
3w44 Norridgewock Main D.
The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13

We are credibly inlorned that the
report of the death by deide of Mr..
Daniel II. Taylor IN Mercer, was an
error. AS Information a17 coi2es to
US. the circumstances indicate that
his death was ace ao
The independent-reporter., 1919-11-13

Mrs. Charles BloncharG &c Fsst
street IS receiving medical treatment
at the Somerset Hospital
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

feline 2ippen. Gin almablliihes Crit
iinnen bien i'm al bel,lr1lbigen l1n6
sd qudiilen, unb fem Muge iiubte Nord
nit balgem denem Bid. Norn
mar nibt BLOB bnlb beroiib lie mol
IL benz miiioen @ebirn gIeih Ml1be ge=
ben. Mn feinem Bette fnienb, i'm
sdrttlih umfdlingenb, erneltte lie bas
geripreden, bas tie gleib I'M eriten
4ugenblif gegeben oas Tie ieitoem
rudbaltlos iid innerlib itets rieber.
bolt bette.
IS mar eiqentumlid, melde @ir-
tuna es auf Sen Rranfen uubte. Grit
ioh .er lie unaI11biq, oann fragenb
an; enoIih qlitt fnlf finoifde Jreube
uiber Sic maften 3iige; er umfbInng
feline goAter. SD babe ons nlio
niht gettr6lmt, es pnr nlfo feline
Ybnnfafie, 0ab bn mir belfen nidit.
Moro, Nora, OH retteIt beinen
Ndteri Sd puBte ia, ou tpiirbeit
n,ein autes @inb fem, mid nibt per-
laiicn III Del. Scot. gsln braubf
loein otter 8ater feline idonen Bferbe
rid,t nuf3ugeben, Die iein gtol5 l1nb
|iein Rnbm linb, obne Die er nidt le-
ben fanr. Norn, bann iblngen mir
Sen anoern aus benz geloe! Gam
[tpir6 es mieber lein pie 6amals, no
lon Elm fIeines Mdbben marit nn6
! feline sgroBere BBrel1oe fannteit, dig.
1menn Bnpn bid oufs 8fero bob!
8eiBt SUI 6as nod, Nnrn? 81. @s
mqr cine &luft 51piiden nns: lie
buben mein Eodterden bon mir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

iiber8elage1oeren Meoner fiji lng, nls
Der eiiger1e ggoismus.
91ora Iebnte mntt ben &opf an Die
aiifen Deg 9aters, Der ibre 9an6
ieIfbielt als firdte er. lie tonne ibm
Hcnt1peihen.
aalllles, Iuiiiterte lie tDieber Dor iid
bin, uno Die gnn5e @roBe beg OFFERS
ifiea Dor ibr auf. sSbre 2iebe bin, lire
.stenuna Dernidtet, iebes 8Inf ouf=
gegeben, ieoe @offnung perloren -
init 3entneridfpere ienfte biele Gr=
fenntniB iid anf ibr 9er5, Dob es
.bdtte aufibreien mogen n1ter Der
Rielenlnit.
Mbnte oer gater III ieinem &alb=
iblaf mas iein Rino lit? nnrabig
mari er iid bin uni, her Sic tpf's
snidt, aanboIfo, sie tuf ni6t!"
.mmrmelte CT tpie i'm Grnume.
5uSa, fie tut e., rDieberBolte Noro
|feft. Damn nber erbob tie id, mnfte
fih Ieiie Ios, REF einen @drter berbei
uno i6ritt gum erften Male felt az
ben Eagen unb Nddten ibrem Sim
mer tpieber gu. sic fam fib tpie aus
getpehielt, inie cine gan5 Arbere
Dor; nlles nm iie Der fdien ibr
fremo.
Muf ibrem 56reibtiide Ingen ,bie
angefnngeren 3eiler an Rurt; tpie
.@elpenlter ltnrrten Bic Borte fie
an, tie riefen ibr 5l1rud allies 6as,
mas lie 6a Bntte berjpreden nnb ge=
loben tDonen. 8orbeifpnr 6as aues
| borbei! Mit i1bem Stud 5erriB
fie oas glatt. n9as muB aud &C.
i6eben, bug muB iebeleib geide=
fen" iagte iie. 5rotoem Dre au=
gen brannten bonn lnngen @a6en,
troboem tire @lieber pie gebannt
moren bon Ser Whioigfeit, iette lie
|fi9 nieber unb idrieb tpie i'm
|Srmume.
8as idrieb tic? siie nuBte es
ip1ter ME mebr aber es mar nit
feItener @larbeit Die Daritellung al
Der Gage, Der Stunbe,1 0es fllrdtba=
rem gntidInlies, ben lie gefaBt! Gs
mar ibr, nls ihriebe lie iber cine Mn=
bere; BOG 2eib mar 81 groB, es fir
iit 1eIb1t gu begreifen. Sour. am
|SdlnB iiberfam iie 6as unenolide
|@eb 6n rang es iib log bel Den
Mbi9ie6stporten, tpelbe ibr Die &lnft
5eigten, Die nun fir iimrner iie trent
men {ollte. Nibt cine Sefunoe fam
|es ibr in Sen 5inn, iein 8ort ou6
ieBt nod als bin6en6 an3nieben.
u@ie cine Sterbenbe i6ei0e i6 bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Is. @apitel.
Is. &npitel.
8en Das nnglid redt dnbra1lH ben.
treibf's 11ibt bin un6 Der, es
perIteinert tpie Niobe.

hNOSAlN0N@G
treibtf'g 11iht bin unb ber, es
per%lteinert tpie Giobe.
Betttiina.
Mora muBte nidk baB tie aaein
8ltruiidgeblieben. Die 6dinbe Dor 6as
Mntlib geIbIagen, blieb lie reglngs-
log rRen, nieoergefdnnetert bon benz,
nos fie aebort nie nnge, ml1Bfe
lie nidt: sic beriude, iih 5nruidf5u-
rnfen, most6 ser Noter geiaG aber
anes mar ibr: nnflnr, unperifdnbli9f.
1mbeqreiiffllid. g1nr zines ndbm ibr
aQmdbIib mieoer 5orm n1o 6eitalltt.
bog lie felt, felt ieir nno ble'ib e =.
m.iiHile aegen dies Bitten, gegen nnes
Drdngen, onB feline Mabt Der groe,
BOB nidt off Der Welt lie beafpege1t
oiirfe, ih 5u lernieorigen.
Giefer, biitterer G5ron lfieg il iib) u
.a,l1f qeqen Sen Setter, Der iibr bas 551n=
nrrtefe. ggsiie fonrfe Der @eoorfe
ii linn oufgeltiegen etn2 Ber bbofte
ibm Sen nnieligen Got 51geflniferf2s
Gin i1tteren Snfittiinff agte ibr, BOB
12anooIfo babei III 55piele lei. aber
nidt baron tpon(h iie ibre Gebanfen
pelrlldfnenfoe11; nl1r oarn1 benton mieI
.bas gIe116 5ab5u1penben, tpie bas lin
.gInf at befdhtp0ren iei. Cine llreno-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

der Rorusterl
Idle sebnluAt mad @at uro Mit.t
flung beidlie6 - liro ieoes
sai6 oerft oarn 5uerit an ben Mann,
es liebt.
mar getpiB Elm greignig, no
oe 5franfe beg 8erbotes 6urffte
iiberidritten nerben, no elm Ml1s-
ther nit @urt nrl1n1ganglib
tmer1oig NOR. Ser @ebanfe ibm
ST ihreiber, berlbigte iie f9on. Sic
erbob ib, ibr 3immer ualf5ninben,
Ibenn tie Iboirte iebt SdJriitt i'm Spnll-
ie, 1eIbit bas Mnfen ibres Namers,
Is merbe iie geiudt. 2eiie er1t
ihluiipffte lie burd cine gtebentilre,.
--.. es NOR ibr urm6gIi6, iebt Dor
n11berer 2eute Ml1gen 5l treter. sic
gelnngte ungeieben arf ibr 3in1rler,
sic lieB iih gum S9reiben ME
Der; aber bic eriten Worte rtefer ore
gon3es g3ene 10 iibertpdltigenb lpie-
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1ibre 2gsure gepodt, nnb ebe lie lib
nod e.1rbeben fonnte, iab he in anr-
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The commonwealth., 1919-12-05

Washington, Dee. 5.-Presi-
dent Wilson may sound the key
note for the next Democratic
campaign on January 8.
The Democratic National Com
2lttee has announced plans for
a banquet Oh that date. to be held
here, and it was announced that
If the Presidents S health is better
he viii make the keynote speech.
This is the first big Democratic
banquet since 1912. It viii be
held following the conference
(which viii select the place 70,
| the next convention. Covers vii
be laid fo~ 500. Women will be
guests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
FRIENDS DEFEAT
C0ATESv|LLE HIGH
Trim Pennsylvania Quintet With
Ease by Score OF
67-2S

Friends School basketball team. ycat'r.
DIV defeated the Coatcsvillc High school
by score Of 67-2s.
With the old stars back IN the lineup
the Quakcrs fairly ran circles around the
Pcnnsvlvanians. Lackoy seems To have
reached his old stride, with total OF 81
points. Mode played hlS usual cool
accurate passing and shooting game.
II. Smith. pittcd against the hlg Coates-
willie star, kept his man covorcj ~ th" tune
and succccdcd IN caglng four goals himself
Speakman and Lacey featured IN sensh-
.ional shots and drihhlme smith
plavcd with his usual aggrcsslvcncsN,
but was not rs quick AZ starting as IN pre-.
yinns games. Morton, Richardson and
knnw,cs were gwen try-outs IN the second
hall and promise To mako clever, iast
players
Coach Ncllis' aggregation promises
"a give an exhibition of fast basketball.
During the next fortnight they meet the
three hardest teams Of the schedule-St.
Inkc's. Svarthmorc Prep. and Baltimore
Friends These games will test the
uettle of the West street baskctecrs
4 large and apprcciative crowd wit
messed the game The cheering was
timely and we'll gwen The team de
served such enthusiastic support and
the basketball fans wcrc we'll repaid for
the interest shown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

TO whom the credit Of the appealing and
tender music belongs to Emmerlich Kali
man, who also wrote "Sari" !" They are
surprisingly tunciu and the kind that
are easily and happily remember.
"MAYTIME" MONDAY NIGHT.
The extraordinary vogue the am,lse-
"Maytimc" would seem 10 be due to the
fact that rs one of the New York critics
wrote, ut has that rareat of all things
a new stage story" The opportunity of
presentation here in Wilmington at the
height of its triumph is also rare and an
advantage To bc taken care of by Whining
ton theatrcgoers. 1t will open at The
Playhouse Monday night. The scat sale
opens tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
GOOD MARKSMEN.
Excellent Records Made by Members OF
wilmington Trapshooting Association

Eighty members of the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association have taken
part in the four league matches participat-
cd IN to date this season by the Whining
ton Trapshoot,ng Association. OF those
who shot IN the four matches, +. II. Gal
vim is high gun. with score of lSix2O0,
or 81 per cent Fred Tomlin is leading
those who have shot in three matches.
lie has broken I4lxl50 or 9i per cent
George II Simon and Clarence Voshell
have participated in two matches and
have broken o3 per cent on 100 targets
II : Crawford, G W phclls and II. +.
Willis. amateurs, and l.. X. Bcauchamp,
professional have all participated in ono
match. breaking 4Sv50, or 96 per cent. The
scores of all participants in registered
tournaments this year arc appended;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
A GARRICK THRILL

'hRtiNh
For real cycling thrills, Waller, Ward
and Useless who are appearing Mt the
Garrick Theatre this week, are entitled to
place by themselves. The chief artist
appears to be able to do anything on any
kind OF q cycle. For instance, he mounts u
stairway that If probably 10 feet high, not
by riding, but by jumping his one wheel
from one step to another, and comes down
IN the same way. He also does some other
thrilling stunts that keeps ono guessing
ms TO what next"
VIVIAN MARTIN AT THE QUEEN.
A combination Of realism and romance
is offered by Vivian Martin in Jane
Goes A-Wooing," which is playing at the
Queen todny and tomorrow. Vivian Is
seen as n courageous little Irish girl, who
is left with the care Of her twin sisters
when her father, who is an irresponsible
vagabond deserts and leaves his three
children destitute. A clevcrly wor ked
out romance follows. Vivian Mart.~ Is
vivacious and appealing Jane. Mics
Welch plays the rich young man and Cas-
son Ferguson is Mickey Donovan.
PAULINE FREDERICK AT THE MAJESTIC.
In "Out of the Shadow" Pauline Fred
erck has emerged in the role OF Ruth
Minchln in The photoplay which is play
ing Mt the Majestic for the last time
today The shadow has TO do with
emerging from the shadow OF suspicion
which rests upon Ruth MInchn after the
finding of her husband dead IN his chaIr
ono morning after The evening when she
had left his home broken and with her
patience entirely gone from cruel treat
mcnt Beginning tomorrow and remain
ing for the rest of the week Marguerite
Clark will he seen III Little Miss Hoover.
TWIN BEDS" AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
After three days Of performance that
is described by the local press rs "A farce
that abounds with situations and fun
that produce outbursts of laughter nj all
times Twin Beds" will leave town to-
night after the evenings performance at
The PLAYHOUSE The fun and funny
situations are rapid fire in their effect on
the audiences.
MISS sTRINGTImE" TOMORROW NIGHT
Musical comedies have found a particu-
larry favored plaoe IN the estimation of
the Wilmington audiences and Miss
Sprlngtimc. another Of the species. will
he in town tomorrow night to grace The
Playhouse stage With its elaborate chorus
Of beautiful girls in elaborate and colorful
costumIng further heightened by the
marvellous background Of color schemes
radiantlv beautiful The individual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
A Single Application
Banishes Every Hair
(Thc Modern Beauty

Here is how any woman can easily
and quickly remove objectionable, hairy
growths without possible injury to the
skin: Make paste with some powdered
dcIatone and water, apply TO hairy sur
face and after or ) minutes NIB of,
wash the skin and the hairs are gone.
This Is painless. inexpensive method
and, excepting where the growth is un-
usually thick, single application Is
enough. iou should, however, hc care
ful TO get genuine dclatone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
Stanford Wants Game.

The Stanford five of Y. NJ. II. A. are
seeking games with teams in and out
Of the city, ranging in year from lG
to ls Attention TO all inquiries or chaI-
lcngcs will be given if addressed 10 /.
Baer G27 King street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
BALDWIN'S QUOT TEAM.

Kid Baldwin took his All-Star quot
team over 20 the f., Il. & w. locomotive
erection shop yesterday and won, 56 to 1 ].
The Keystone team will measure up
with the All-Stars ut the r.. B. IL w.
A. A. rooms tonight for "a match Of FIVE
pafueg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
a Health Builder
For Weakened Lungs

Where n continued cough or colo
threatens tho lungs. Ecknian's Altefa-
tive will help 10 stop tho coufh,
rtreupthen the lungs and restore
health soc and s1.b0 bottles al drug
icrKn NAN I.ABORATORY. r'hiiadelpiiis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
Influenza Mask Rule Enforced

Sacramento, Cal, jan. l5--Tbe State
Sennte waived its constitutional i'm
muniiy from the provisions Of the city =
influenza mask ordinance today by pro-
hibitng the entrance into the Senate
chamber of any person ,inmasked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

And so on I'D, everything
similarly reduced, offering on
higher priced garments az
tuaI savings Of SIS and $50.
Full Dress and Tuxedo
Suits. Fur Cellar Goats.
MackinaWs. &c. marked
at big sacrifices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15
OATr eNlIlI HIDH-
l,nal.
CLASS 4 WINS.

Class 4 1t the Inrnds school defeated
Class n. IN basketball game ycstcr-
,lav afternoon nv score ui - to :
Line un
CLASS \.