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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
AMUSEM EMENTS-
TWIN BEDS,

seIwia Beds. =" Salisbury Field and Mar
garet Mayos festival Of laughter, re-
nowned from one end Of the country TO the
other ms one of the emphatic hits. will be
presented al The Playhouse for three
davs and n special matinee Wednesday,
beginning Monday, January 13. Twin
Beds is jovial, rolIicking farce, clean
rs n high wind and swiftly moving and
funny and mirth provoking rs any success
that bas ever been seen. To renew the
highly satisfactory impression oi It's
previous visit, ii will be recalled that tins
divertinr and wholesome comedy at the
time attracted immense patronage and
held it's audiences IN uncontrolled ioars
Of laughter, which followed one another 50
rapidly that they were practically CON
tinuols, save for space between acts
Seat sale opens Thursday.
End uENNETr At THE QUEEN.
Fnid Bennett is always pretty and ap-
pcaling. and Yesterday when she was dis
plavcd az the Queen in her latest photo
p'av "N hen DO We Fat" she used to
splendid advantage, both Of these quail
ties She is gwen tho rolo Of Nora,a poor
sricndlcss wait who is playing little Iva
in Il small dramatic company who have
often experienced tho occasion when they
had more actors than spectators and this
hard luck, together with bad business
management throws tho show on the
rocks Of ruin Beginning tomorrow
"Allmonv picture with q story will bc
shown
DOROTHY DALTON At THE MAJESTIC.
Dorothy Dalton Is once quoted as say
ing that the greatest function ot tic
al. q I IL, -t,,Ft Ft,>,,
Of life Is il is lived She follows closely the
cSpecalIv III .Quicksaud," her latest
Paramount picture, which Is being shown
ut the Majestic today and tomorrow.
Mack Scrnctt's The Village Chestnut
makes its smashing and cracking debut
with laughs and fun in great spoonsiul
GARRIcK BILL rLEAsEs,
First michtcrs at the Garrich Theatre
last night had a Jolly time They found
MANY good things on the bill and plenty to
laugh At and enJqy il other ways. Miss
Ruth Rove, charming singing come
dicnnc, entertained with songs, into which
he injected lot Of real spirit Dewitt,
Burns and Terrence had everybody laugh
ne with their Awakening Of the Toys.
II was a case of where TOYS IN a shop ap-
learcd q come 10 hic and do a lot nf
hinc~ intended only for humans Lillian
Lane. . pretty Irish girl, with good Voice,
ing her way into the hearts q the audi
She was also quite witty and gen
aliv agreeable. The Pctticoat Aiinstrels.
company Of clever girls, gave some Of tic
-st fads and follies of minstrels, under
+, direction Of Charles W Boyer They
.ppcar 10 have the true spirit Of minstrel
~r Armstrong and james, blachfacc
Comedians, entertained with Jokes and
funny stories. story and Clarke danced.
sang, played music and cracked Jokes,
Nadolin, a unique jUgger, was particularly
good and Herbert Denton and Florence
.ackett kept the audience laughing with
;helr comedy sketch "Poughkeepsie. =
,,hich was produced under the direction Of
harlic Grapewin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
DELAWAR L CITY.
SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evonin

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delawarc City, jan z. Mrs Valen-
tine, Peak is quite III 1T her home on
Fifth street
Graham Bittle, who has been i'll for
the past month is allie to be out
Mrs Sterling IittcrIl and daughter
Hazel, are spending the winter with her
brother III South Carolina
MIS- Stewart Beck, who has cen quite
i'll for the past two weeks, has improved
7. s QulrterEaster boat Carolina,
which has been under repair IT the Harlan
ward, Wilmington, for the past month. has
returned and IS making daily trips to and
from the three forts
The quartcrmaster boat Z, having ~
heating plant, during the cold weather i
coal oil stove syas used, i fire caused by the
stove over turning was cxtinguished
only after hard work.
Mrs John Truitt and son, Forbes, have
returned to their home in Philadelphia
after spending the holidays here with
Mrs John Cairns
The property on Clinton street belong
ing to Frank Bruner is being recon
etnlrtcd nv I4arrv G. Clerk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
NEWS OF LEWES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Even

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Iewes, Jan. Lieutenant William
bertrand muster Of tho steamer Delaware,
spent the holidays here with his parents
Captain and Mrs Louis Bertrand
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Ingram and
daughters, Catherine and Elizabeth last
ewoek visited their son, Rowland II Ingram
at Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va, where he
has been since his return from France.
Miss Virginia Carpenter who is attend
ing college in Washington, y. e., spent
the holidays here with her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs Thomas II. Carpenter
Miss Margaret Orr is visiting Ur and
Mrs. w -. w Hall in Philadelphia.
DR.. Walter T. Robinson and wife of
Rehoboth Beach, who have been spending
the holidays in Wilmington and Philadcl-
phia, have returned horne
Mrs Percy b. VicIycr8 is visiting her
parents. Captain and Mrs William +,
poyntcr, in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Employees of American Manganese
Steel Co. Plan for
Banquet.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Jan THE Pastime 4. e.
will play the Penn-Scabonrd Steel co.
team, Friday evening at o'clock in the
Is. OF +. hall The lineup for he pastirne
viii be: Walter Kern, Court and p.ndcr
forwards; Harry Proud, Edward Me-
Daniel. guards, Bill Thompson, centre;
for Ponn-Senboard Shaw and Dodd.
forwards; Price and Raldt, guards; Cook.
centre; Everyone is expected to be
present.
Henry Taylor and Comtland Pnder
were accepted last evening as members of
the Pastime A. G.
Roy Loekerman of Dclmnr. who has
been spending sevcra! days ut the home
OF MIR. and Mrs William Leach of this
city, has returned 10 his home
Oliver Goslln was ont yesterday for the
first time after being confined To his home
owing TO having suffered mn injury to his
right leg
John Pyle was visitor in town Yesterday
Mrs. NJ. Rcnnic has been confined 10
her home for several days with m attack
Of grip.
A banquet is to be given to the crn-
ploycs Of Plants Il and & of the American
Manganese Steel Go. this evening in the
Opera House Following the banquet
there will be dancing
Miss Emily Pedrick, who has been Il
grip sufferer, Is now recovering and able
TO be about
George Mcknitt, who has been spend
ing several months in the Nest. Inns re-
turned 10 his home in this city
Sale Of household goods nnd furniture.
10 TO 2. Gilpin House Adv
John Berlin Of New York. who has been
spending several days in thie citv re-
turned home yesterday
Mrs l. 7 Sherwood chropedisf f0fl3
West Seventh street. Wilmington Del
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
WAT FIR WITCH ELECTION

Tie Water witch Fire Co-nf,anv
elected The following officers last righf
Ihc Walcr Witch I.rc Company held
ar election Uf 9ittor sei night with 'ho
following result
~, ident. ! Morton Dillon: ylcr
ure idcut. T. J. Black. recording .or-
retarv, Charles II frywu 6nancisi
-ecrctary. William RI Murphy, trc
Urer, Hau r. Chapman Doard N
rnanagers. j George stewart Mur-
phv. Isaac S Pierce, Herman Kmblr
Waller Weir. Dennis Molloy " DHOn
equip mt committee, = J McColdricl
Joseph Taylor, John y Taylor au3i'inr
90 1rnittec dw RI Sewers q B Ma
well William a Dohcrty. Chart
faurs. William J Quillivan, James John.
engineer. william J. Qullivsn roachinir'
HrrtrH 3 Ei,n}lc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
FIREMEN ELECT OFFICERS.

Special Correspondcnca Of Every Evening
Bridgevile, Jan THE Bridgcville
Fire Co has elected he following officers.
President, James w. Layton, vice-
president Henry Owens, secretary, +. =.
Jacobs: treasurer, Ira Lewis, directors,
Rev Disston, " Jacobs, Harry w
Niven, .Ianu w Dimes William J Swain,
Harry Layton, FIRE chief Harry w
Niyen assistant, Thomas G. Currey,
foreman Harry G. Layton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
GRANGE INsTALLS OFFICERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport, jan AT the meeting oi
Delaware Grange in Red Mems Hall,
last night, officers for the ensuing ycar
were installed by Worthy Past Master
Robert p Robinson and Mrs. Robinson.
A communication was received from
the Worthy State Master and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob H. Roosa of Mil
ford, extending greetings and best wishes
for pros porous year.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were presented
with a basket Of beautiful fruit and a
bouquet of carnations
The outlook for the coming year was
discussed, and some very interesting
subjects will be taken up later.
Following the business meeting a
luncheon was served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
CHORUS TO SING IN HOTEL

Having tried out the qualities n tn
Hota d5 Pont lobby informally 4 fort
right Gr more ago, and fmnd them sstis-
factorr thc Community Chorus prompt,
accapfo1 the invitation II Manage
Taitp ~ hold IN entirc sing there
ard "thie s the night
The committee has poTtaled All IN
members tn come. and there E7il ~
doubt ~ Fgll attondance Local talent
81 to BE- drawn upon f0r eolosyt Il y
tt.. lSra4r.r,1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Special Correspondence Of Every Eveninr

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Bridgeville, Jan THE following Com
rnttees on entertainment and music
TO serve Mt the thirty second annual meet
ing of the Pennsylvania Horticultural
Society, and the Twelfth Annual Corn
Growers Association to be held here Jan
Il TO IL, have been appointed.
Music Mrs. Hattie Caball Mrs Leon
Cannon, Mrs. Edward j. Elliott, Mrs
Disston w Jacobs, Mrs Il Reese Layton.
Entertainment Harry l. Cannon,
George Hill, Rev Disston w Jacobs,
Thomas s Smith, Mrs Harrington
Mcssick, Mrs William II MrAllcn
An effort will be made to provide homes
for all visitors who cannot secure me-
commodations Mt the Boarding house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
Gifts For Children

Rev r. " SutcliTe, paetor of the
First Methodist Protestant Church, de-
llvered the sermon ~ the second night
Of the rcvIval campaign nj the Second
Gifts we're distributed to the children
If the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
PLAN FOR BOX SOCIAL

1t is announced by officers of the
Beacon College Club that at the next
meeting a box social viii be the main
feature. This meeting will be open to
everyone Elaborate preparations are also
being made for the meeting to be held
on Thursday evening, February ID
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
WEDDINGS.
MArrr- noLLIs

Harry g Malin of 1918 Lincoln street
and Miss Ethel n Hollis IF 621 West
Fifth street, were quietly married 5y
Rev Flwood ZONES ~ 4 p. m, January
4, 1910. If silverbrook parsonage The
witnesses we're Miss Mary q Dcgnan
and Walter Mcconnell, both of Whining
ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
Old Ball PLAYER Dead.

Cincinnati, Jan - Jake Stencil.
aged So, one time star hatsman Of the
Pittsburgh and Baltimore baseball teams,
died here yesterday after n short lllness
lie began his professional career g \
catcher in the TcNas League, and IN 1890
was signed by Captain Ansou, Of hcaro,
thence going to the Pirates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
VIII Regune p acfice

Dr Wm. ". Marshall has ret,r-n-o
from The army and win resume ri
practice at SO Washington 81 On Januar,
~, 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07

Fvcry Evenings classified advertise
mente hrinR results Proved to the antis-
faction of many and Will to tn voti -Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07

Lost something? Try 0 classified adver-
tiaerront in Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07

Lost something? Try a classified adver-
tlsement in Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
CASUALTY LIST.


Washington, Jan. THE following
cashalfieg ARE reported by the command
ing general of t'r american Ezpcditionary
Forces
Killed % uctiyn .......s.......... 70
Died 81 wounds ............ -
Died % accident and other causcs 6
Dicd ~ disease .............. 50
Wounded severely ............... -
Missing y action ............... it
Total ...... z2i
rHEEE VICTIM HEPoprBE PKOu EA~TErt
sHOhE.
The following soldiers from the Eastern
Shore If Maryland are mentioned IN tp-
dav'a list
Killed IN action Private Mauldrn
Dennis, next ~ Kin, John VI DcuuI.
Eikton, Nd
Wounded, degree undetermined Pr
viousIy reported missing IA actiOn--pr
vatc Emory W Simmons, next ~ kin.
John IT, Simmons, Fishing Creek, Nd
Returned 10 duty, preWously reported
missing ~ actlou-puyaie florace -
~hveiy, next Of kin. Mr. Lydia Shir
Goldsboro. Nd
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
Ole Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of Films and Kodaks
FOR SALE

Stewart Work is another of the
Langdon soldier boys of the 116th
Trench Mortar Battery to drop back
into his work of before the war.
Monday he left the home here for
Calvin where he has accepted a pc.
sition as bookkeeper with the Far
mers Hardware and Machinery COM
pany.
Mrs. Scott, Sr., who has been
keeping house for her son, John, w.
Scott, of the auditors office at the
court house left yesterday for her
homes in Minnesota. Her sons
youngest daughter, Eliane, accom-.
panied her and will remain at the
home of her grandmother during most
of the summer.
j. G. Gronau, who for some time
was with Manager r. O. Miller, in
charge of the Langdon yard of the
Cavalier County Lumber Co., visited
in Langdon with a number of his old
time friends for a part of last week,
returning Friday to Chenille, N. D.,
where he is in charge of a lumber
yard for the Crane.Johnston Co., of
Fargo.
Mrs. Henry Hytson returned to
the city on Saturday from Grafton,
where Judge Kneeshaw held court
several days of last week. Returning
ing Mrs. Hytson was accompanied by
her little nephew, Master Sanford
Durocher, who ID making an Easter
vacation visit at the home Of his
uncle and aunt. Attorney and Mrs.
G.. Crimson.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10

If you have anything to sell adj
vertise it in the Democrat.
A car load Of salt just arrived at
the Schullke Bradley Co, store
Have that suit cleaned, pressed and
repaired at the o. K. shop. j D. Roach
proprietor.
E. A. Wadsworth returned to the
city Friday from a business trip to
the Twin Cities.
Jos. j. Fischer was among the
number down from Wales on Friday
on a business trip between trains.
Talk with T. E. Burke agent for
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Milwaukee, Wis
consin.
Haul your potatoes now as we do
not expect to buy for shipping after
April 10th or 18th. Boyd's Depart
ment Store. 36.tf
Mrs. John Boyd was among those
here from Osnabrock Friday to at.
tend the band concert held in the
evening at the Auditorium
/, H. L. Brink, the immigration in
spector at the boundary line at Han
nah spent a few hours in the city
last Friday on official business.
Manager John Kalash, Of the
branch of the Home Imple ment Co.'S
interests at Dresden was in the city
Friday on business for a short time.
Banker Halvorson and S. O. Toll
lefson numbered among those here
Friday from Milton to attend the
meeting of workers for the fifth wal
loan in this county.
Judge Dorval left during the weel
for a trip west to points in Bot
tineau and Rolette counties. where
probate matters will take up his time
during a stay of several days.
Bernard Hulstrand, who served a.
the office deputy of Sheriff Thompson
for aome time during his first tern
in that office, was here Friday from
Osnabrock for a short visit will
friends.
Miss Helen Price, the eldes
daughter of Mrs. H. E. Price, ha
been quite seriously ill and unde
medical attendance during the great
er part of the past week but is nov
reported as improving in condition.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10

Fresh carload shipment Of barrel
salt just arrived. Schulke- Bradley Co.
Talk with T. E. Burke, agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Ladies of Langdon and vicinity
will find it to their interest to in.
spect the Easter display of MILL.
merry at the Third Street parlors of
Mrs Alex. Hamilton and Miss Emma
Whitman before making their sea.
sons's purchases =
Elias Fisher left yesterday. for a
stay of a week or two in the Twin
Cities, during which he will take a
course for a rheumatic ailment that
has been bothering him since his re-
turn from his stay of most of the
winter in the east.
a Yesterdays mail brought the ans
nouncement to Langdon friends from
Winnipeg of the wedding on Monday
of this week the 7th inst. of Miss
Myrtle McComb, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. c. McComb, of this city and
Mr.. Frank F%astenrath, Of Winnipeg.
The announcement states that they
will be at home after April Goth at
Suite 4, in Vermont Court, Winni-
peg, Man.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10

AT a quiet weddings solemnized on
Friday afternoon at the Church of
Our Saviour, the pastor, Rev. C. P.
Drew officiating, the contracting par
ties were Mr.. John. Scott, of the au-
ditor's Office at tie court house and
Miss M~argaretta Murray, until re-
Gently, bookkeeper at the Ramage
garage for several months since com.
ing to Langdon from Cavalier to
make her home. 1.-THE event was fol-
lowed by a wedding dinner served at
the Scott home to a few intimate
friends of the contracting couple.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10

Palm Sunday and then comes Eas-
ter week.
Iona has a farmers co operative
blacksmith shop.
Munich voted unanimously for
bonds at a special school election
held last week.
Get ready for the Victory war
loan drive which will start in Cava.
lier county on May 1st.
Road conditions have resulted in
quite a falling off in the attendance of
most rural schools opening this month
over the county.
Judge w. J. Kneeshaw solo 100
acres of his half section farm near
Munich last week to the Dick Bros.
Consideration $38 per acre.
The "long felt want" at Sarles
is an electric light plant. Calvin and
Hannah are two nearby towns with
newly installed lighting plants.
: Attention of readers is directed
this week to the array of local Eas-
ter advertising to be found in the COL
umns of this weeks issue of the
Democrat. r.
E. ]. Meyers, representing the
Pan.Motor Co is here this week and
expects to make a stay of some
length working over towns in the
county in the interest of this new
Saint Cloud, MINI. project.
Farmers of Alsen have founded a
shippers association under the direc-
ton of County Agent Owens and ex-
pect to make their first shipment of
cattle wei the 500 line to the South
Saint Paul stock market this week.
Neil G.. Macdonald. x.superinten.
dent of public instruction in this
state was a passenger north bound on
Fridays train to Hannah, where he
is this week making a visit with
his mother at the home of his early
boyhood on the old family homestead.
The banquet and social session of
the Langdon commercial club, to
have been held this evening at the
u. C. r. Hotel has been given a
postponement to a date to be later
announced. owing to the date con-
flicting with other events scheduled
for that time.
The librarian of the Langdon pub
lic library asks that all who have
books out belonging to the North
Dakota travelling library bring them
to the library IN Saturday of this
week. This installment of books have
been called in by the state librarian
and must be shipped to Bismarck i'm.
mediately.
The change in the weather the
first Of the week, when the rain and
mud turned to ice and snow again
inside of twenty-four hours didn't
appear to have dampened the ardor
of the s~uffragettes of the first ward
in getting out and casting their first
vote for a member of the city council
at the municipal election of Monday.
The opening up Of spring this year
has been attended with much less
than the usual inconvenience to both
passengers and those hauling with
teams. Proper attention to the drains
and culverts at the time of the freeze
up last fall made the draining of the
winters accumulation of ice anc
snow when the thaw came quite ar
easy matterc ompared with some ex.
periences of past years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10

i Fresh salt. A car load just arrived
at the Schulke. Bradley Co., store.
William Dew was a visitor to
Langdon Monday from his farm home
near Wales.
D. A. Fisher is under the Doctors
care and confined to his room in the
DERRICK block this week.
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason. proprietor.
sessOtto Dettler was a passenger on
Fridays moo train to Barge for a
short business trip over the week end
Mrs. Thos. Devaney is among those
who have been in quite poor health
and confined indoors for the past
couple of weeks.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without help do not give up
Go to the Langdon Sanitorium and
you will get relief.
C. S. Hunter and son went north
to their farming interests in Grey
township after spending a week at
the family home in LangGon.
James Balfour and family, who
have been spending the winter in
Grand Forks returned during the
week to their home at Hannah
Frank j. Schwartz, was a passen.
ger Tuesday to Grand Forks, where
he spent a couple of days visiting
friends and looking after business
matters.
Manager R. O.. Miller of the Ca
Waller Co. Lumber Co. was at the
branch yards at points over the
county on a trip of inspection during
the early part of the week.
w. G. Mcbride was among those
of the south end Of the county here
Friday to take part in the outlining
the Victory loan drive to be made
the latter part of. the month.
Banker P. j. Antony came around
from Munich on Friday by way OF
Grand Forks to attend the meeting
called Friday to plan the putting
over of the Victory loan in this
county.
Dan Porter was a Calvin visitor
in Langdon a couple of days the ear.
ly part of the week The snow fal.
he states will likely make seeding
a week earlier than around Lang dor
in getting started.
Mrs. Thornton Kelley, who ha:
spent upwards of two months a
Rochester, Mimi, receiving specia
medical and hospital treatment re,
turned on Mondays train to hel
home north of town
Miss Edith Ryan, who has been en-
gagged in nursing in Fargo for som,
little time is visiting the home O
her brother east of town during {
vacation of a week or two, arriving
on Fridays passenger.
Mrs. Emma C. Kelly arrived from
her home in Western Canada las
Friday and during a stay visiting oil
Langdon friends is a guest at tn
home of her son, Ray D.. Kelly. Of
the Langdon Meat Market.
H. j. Reialand the optical spe
%cialist, with thirty-five years ex
) perience in fitting eyes-and maste
of all the latest improvements in hi
profession will be at the U. C. T
Hotel, May 10th to 18th all day
The latest styles always carried ant
glasses ground here.
= Mrs. w. H. Speckmann and son
Will, who has recently returned hom,
from service in France with tn
10th Trench Mortar Battery wer'
Dresden visitors in the city Frida,
to attend the concert given by tn
Second North Dakota regimenta
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10
Or. E. j. Hughes
DENTIST
Z. NJ. HOURS, T.
, IL Phone 112 l
SCHULKE BLOCK Langdon, N. D

Terry McGovren, the piano sales
nan closed the sale held here during
the past month at the store of Mrs.
H. e. Price, left IN Saturdays pas
senger for the headquarters of his
firm in Grand Forks. He intimated
the likelihood of another sale being
put on here during the coming sum-
mer.
DR.. j. w. Towey, Walter c. Hun
ter and Peter Wild were among those
who accompanied the Langdon party
of Elks to attended the home coming
reunion Of the Elks from over the
northern part of the state held Sat-
urday at Grand Forks. They made
three of a large class of candidates
initiated into the mysteries of the
benevolent order of E!lkdom.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10

Accidents will happen. y but the
best regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil in the house
for such emergencies. Two sizes,
thirty and sixty cents at all stores.