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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-05-27

Clendle Vanzandt returned Tuesday
from Cushing, Okla, He expects to
remain here some time.
Mrs. S. W. Boswell, Mrs, Virginia
Root and Marietta returned Sunday
from Springfield where they had been
for several days,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

EDICION SEMANARIA.
lNiS-co,es.)
En- los Estados Unidos: Seis n'eses,
$3.50; In ano, 800.
Fuera de los Estados UDidos: In
ano, $3.50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
Sunla
POK FL CLUB "IDEAL"

Convocados por la mesa directive
del Club Recreativo Ideal" Sc reu-
nieron antenoche en- el salon cal
bret" senoritas y ~jovenes de esa a.
grupacion con el fin principal de ele-
CIR nueva mesa directiva. Despues de
ligeras discusiones acordo Ia asam-
bIea reelegir en- sus respectivos pues-
tos a los s%ocios, Srita. Fidela Rios,
Y ST.. Rodolfo Torres, q%uienes gozan
en- el club, de simpatias. La nueva
mesa directiva qued6 integrada como
sigue: Presidente, Sr. Rodolfo To-
rres; Vice-presidente, Sr. Felipe Can
tn; Secretario, Sr. Agustin Gonzalez;
Pro-secretaria, Srita. Lila Chapa;
Tesorera, Srita. Fidela Rios, y Sub
tesorera Srita. Angela Torres.
Levantada Ia session, los p%resentes
no quisieron retirarse sin antes hacer
also que fuera de acuerdo eon el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
Fue ~oprehendido y Ne-
uado a Mexico....
(Fiene de Ia Ia

u 10 habia autoriZado para que
g~estionara con este 81 rendicion.
Sc ignbra 81 Sc lie do aviso de que
ell gohernador rebc!de sc habia va
rendido; 10 que 81 Sc sabe es que el
g~obernador INFERNO, Gonzalez lie te-
legrafio a Carranza desde Matamoros
informandole que ALI Sc encontraba
con el rebelde rendido Y que Murguia
habia dado a este setenta y dos horas
de plazo para que saliera del pals,
por 10 que solicitaba Sc lie o~torgaran
las garantias ofrecidas. La respues-
ia de Carranza fu6 un mensaje dlrl-
gido al jefe de las armas de Matamo-
ros ordenandole que prohibiera la sa-
Ida de Caballero y pusiera este a sus
inmediatas 6rdenes. Ese m~ensaje
fue seguido de otro en- el que Ca
rranza tibraba ordenes de que ell ex-
gobernador fuese conducido, bajo Ia
protection de una fuerte guardia, q la
capital meXicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
ERA UN V~ENCEDORR, NO
UN VENCIDO.

La verdad parece ser que Carranza
orden6 que Sc ~procediera contra Ca
ballero porque su actitud era de fran
co desafio para el gobierno. Ello 10
prueba el hecho de que, apenas llega-
do a Ciudad Victoria, Sc puso en- CO.
municaci6n con los lideres de su par
lido Y estos a su e con los jefes de
los diversos clubs politicos del Esta-
do ordenandoles que sc aprestaran
de nuevo d la lucha electoral Y 10
hicieran con mayor accion que la vez
pasada.
Sc dice que los lideres del partido
caballerista en- ell puerto de Tampico
giraron una circular telegrafica a
los jefes de los diversos clubs en- ell
Estado, en- la cual decian, entire otras
cosas, 10 siguiente. FL jefe de nues-
tro partido esta nuevamente entire
nosotros Y dirigira nuestros trabajos.
Ell triunfo es nuestro, porque nuestra
causa ina triunfado, tras de grandes
dificultades Y penalidades sin cuen-
to sufridas por nuestro jefe. Pero
debemos sentir satisfechos porque
al fin Sc ha hecho justicia".
Sc tienen noticias, ademas, de que
en- Tampico, los elementos que pos
tulan a Cardenas, el nuevo candidate
al gobierno de Tamaulipas, %lanzaron
hojas sueltas anunciando al pueblo
que Caballero estaba de nuevo en- Ia
lisa politica, como victorioso despu6s
de batallar hasta con las anna en- Ia
mano y que preparaban al e~X-gober-
nador una entusiastica reception.
Todo clio, Sc dice, motive que Muir
guia, prime camente, ordenara Ia ex-
pulsi6n de Caballero y despues, que
Carranza Gispusiera que el ex-gober-
nador rebelde fuera aprehendido y
llevado 4 Ia capital.
ma poblaci6n, que Ell ex-gobernador
rebelde Sc trasladaria a San Antonio,
Texas, para atender a una vieja. afec-
cion que padecia Y que sc lie recrude-
clio durante IA campana.
PERO CARRANZA ENVIO
TAMBIEN SUS ORDENES.
Parece que Carranza habia ofrecido
al gobernador Gonzalez que Sc conce-
diera amplia amnistia = Caballero y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
81 ES listed MJyER LEA
ESTO QUE Ii CONVENE

En- cast todo5 los casos dc debilidad
en- Ia mujer, Sc nota IN flujo mucoso
debil que Sc escapa de Ia vagina que Sc
conoce con cl nonbre de leucorrea y
con el mas comln de flores b~lancas,"
y es ~sorprendente como pocas mujeres
conocen Ia importancia vital de este
derrame y 0 la rapidez que debilita
su ORGANISING. FL resultado comun de
esta enfermedad tan penosa Y molesta
cue tantfsimo Sc ha generalizado entle
cl sexo femcnino, sc l~ocaliza en- los
organos re~productores, ocasionando do
Tor de espalda, dolor de costado, dolor
de cabeza. enfcrmedad de los ovarios,
mirada languida, cansancio, nervio-
sidad, palidcz densa, nal humor y color
anormal. Esta dcbilidad tambiGn es
Ia causa de muchos casos de esterilidad.
Cuando eli flujo de esta molestia es
profuso o abundante, generalmcnte
signiiica que cxisten ulceraciones Y
d~islocaciones de Ia matriz y los dolores
y ardores de Ia inflammation son mas
constantes y pers!stentes.
Con seguridad en- las Farmacia
Drug Coz, San Antonio Y "B,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
COMO I'm |NCNDO Sc EXTENDE Ell GNTNENTO De-

Suma que viene de Ia la. S152f.15
Sra. Cecilia del A. de Mon
tenegro O.50
Sr. Martin Aguilar 800. . 100
Sr. D:onisio G.. Rcsales 80. 0.5O
ST. Pedro Aguilar ........ 100
Sr. Alberto Muzquiz $500. 100
Sr. Erasmo Flores ..-.... LOO
Sr. Sabine Perez ........ 100
ST.. Felipe Martinez ....... O.00
Srita. Librada Morales -. LOO
Sra. Francisco Alvarado.. o.5O
Srita. Angela Gonzalez -. LOO
ST.. Roberto Gonzalez 80. LOO
s.. Nestor Bazar ....... $50
Sr. Francisco E. Bazan -. 0.5o
Sr. Juan B. Montenegro. LOO
Sr. Jose de Ia Cruz COrCez. 100
ST.. Juan J. Aldecoa, de
Phoenix. Ariz. .......... 200
Sr. s. Morales, de Big
Wells, Texas. ......... LOO
Srcs. Q. Flores & Sons, de
Mission. Texas ........ 1000
Sr. Crescencio Aros, &c Tue
son, AriZ- .-..-..--..- LOO
Sr. Teodoro Navarro, de st.
Louis, Mo. .......-.. o.VO
Sr. Nicolas Eelasquez, de
Warren, Ariz. .......... LOO
ST.. \. D. Romo, de Eden,
Texas 1.Vo
Sr. Elias Ruiz, de Las
Animas, Colo .--.....r 800
Sr. Mercedes Aguirre, de
Las Animas, Colo. 49,. 0.5o
ST.. jose Lopez, de Shannon,
hans. o'OO
ST.. RosaIio Cabrera, de De
Ridde-, La. .......... zoo
ST.. antonio Hernandez de
De Ridder, La. ....-.... 200
Sr. Seledonio Cano, de Tay-
lcrr Texas ....-....... I.UU
ST.. Julian Castillo, de Kan
sas City. No. .......... LOU
,Sr Luciano N. Robes, de
Miami. Ariz. ..-....... 100
ST.. Exiquio Barrera, de Mis-
sion, Texas .......--.. 9.UU
Sr. Antonio Perez, de Hous-
ton, Texas -......... 2.UO
ST.. Pedro Sanchez, de Hous-
ton. Texas .-....-...... LOO
Sr. Conception Para. de
Fierro. y. u. .......... 500
Sr. c. c. Alvaradc, de Co
llege Station, Texas -. 500
Sra. {. s. Vda. de Lopez,
de Laredo, Texas ....... 1000
Colecrado por los Sres. Je-
sus ?. Marriott ' Abund!o
Gonzalez, de Ranger, Te-
Xas:
/ ST. Jesus P. Marriott ....-- 500
Sr. A5undio Gonzalez $500. 800
! ST. Trinidad Loya ......-. loo
| Sr. Manuel Martinez $500. LOO
( Sr. Nicolas Lozano .-...- 30
! Sr. Carlos J. Pacheco -.... 100
Al frente S~16O9.15
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

Con seguridad en- las Farmacias "Ro Grarde", Ell Paso; "San An
TONIC Drug CO.., San Antonio Y "Brunswig Drug CO., Los Angeles
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

Los "Supositorios, Mitche1Ia
Vaeinales," estan considerados DO
specialists en- intermediates de les
mujeres, como ell tratamiento local
mas eiicaz para cast todas las enfer-
medades locales de la mujer. Ademas
tenemos una infinidad de testimonies
de personals id6neas y carecterizadas
de distintos paises, en- que nos rinderi,
en- Il forma que reveal mucha sin
ceridad, ST. agradecimiento por eI
exito que han alcanzado con los "Su-
positorios Mitchella YaeinaIes.E'
En- las direcciones que acompaha a
cada GAIA, Sc dan a conocer mas en-
detalle las intermediates que han sido
dominadas con el uso de este grin
especifioo, y ninguna mujer va sea
casada, solrera 0 viuda, que SURE de
cualquiera de estos des6rdenes, debe
vacilar en- hacer I'm cnsayo, especial
mente ST Sc siente cansada y abatida.
FL uso dc los "Supositorios Mitche-
la Y~aGinales" es sencillo y no con-
ticnen grasa de ninguna especie. Pr
danse N las Farmacias y Droguerfas.
"Rio Grarde", Ell Paso; "San An
unswig Drug CO.., Los Angeles
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

Al freDte $16O9.15
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

lena del club Y r~aridamente orga-
nizaron un bale que result6 muy
animado.
FL Club Recreativo Ideal. prepare
IN bale de fantasia para fines del
~presente mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

Los pages deben hacerse por zde-
lantado, en- giro postal o de Express,
carta certificada o letra sobre Nue-
va York. Los precios de Ia subscription
sera en- dinero americana o 81 equl-
valencia er moneda del pals de donde
sc solicite e. ~peri6Gico.
Dirijase toda Ia Correspondence re-
iativa al p~eri0dico al Director.
SR. ICNACIO E. LOZANO
I2O \. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

Entered a. Second-class matter February
-. 1918. AZ the Post Office ~ San A1to-
mic. Texas. under TIC Act o March g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. Klrkman-
ANSWERED LETTERS.

Troubled Housckceper: "How onn
get foas out Of my large parlor rug2 !
am so ashamed and afraid someone will
come to call and see them, yet cannot
afford TO buya new rug. have no animal
pets, so cannot understand how they
got there"
Answer-Try to catch what adult ficas
you can and destroy them. Keep tho rug
acr,ipulously clean and wash the floor
beneath il frequently with strong SOAP
suds, also fill up any floor cracks. Sprinkle
the rug with hcnzine or gasoline lido not
use these substances nsar fame) or
sprinkle il with alum, athor powdered
or in solution. Repcllants are oil Of penny
royal, boughs and chips Of pine, naptha-
line crystals, and pyrethrum. / would
advise your to rub some of these repellents
on the floor under the rug.
A Daily Reader: please tell me how
TO make the o1d-fashioned tomato pro-
serve, very sweet, with lemon in 1T, like
Mother used TO make. | haven't been
able to find IL in any cook book
Answer.-This is a very old recipe.
Six pounds green tomatoes, 8 po,lnda
granulated sugar, 4 lemons, 2l1 dozen
peach leaves, 3 pieces ginger. Cover tho
tomatoes with water, put IN tho peach
leaves and boil very gently until the
tomatoes arc quite soft but unbroken.
Drain the water into another pan, add
the sugar, and boil for five minutes.
Strain and let cool; when cold put il
back in the pan, put in the thinly-parod
lemon rind and the ginger tied together
in n piece OF muslin, then add tho lemon
Juice and the tomatoes. Boil gertly
until little of the sirup iellies quickly
when poured onto cold plato, then fill
into glasses.
c. NJ F.: "Will you please tell me if
there is any perfume suitable for use
in giving "A fragrant odor to the house2
| have been in homes whore on enter
ing, was mot with SO pleasant an Odor
that wished for something that would
give my home similar fragrance. j
have tried using the atomizer with Ger
tain perfumes, but the smell does not last
and it is such an expensive way.
Here is ano ther matter which puz-
sles me wish TO have small, dark
upstairs sitting room repapered as well
as my hallway and wall above the stair
case have had green-and-brown
color scheme for the little sitd groom;
would YOU suggest anything else? The
hall is also dark"
Answer Growing flowers give the
most exquisite odor 10 the home and
would advise you To have a bower OF
these perhaps in your dining room 4
rose jar also gives a delightful fragrance
like these two ways Of giving sweet
smell 10 the home because they do not
seem artificial
would advise You to have bright
colored paper in your little sitting room
i think / would make it yellow room;
would have plan. almost-yellow oat
meal paper on the walls and make val
ances for the windows out Of cretonne
with a yelow-rose pattern, using this
cretonne for table covers. cushion covers,
and wherever else | could find an excuse
to use it. A yellow paper makes us forget
that the sun is absent from a room.
A hall paper should be dignifcd in
color and design; think would have this
old-blue (which is light enough in color
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

n kick from ono Of his strong hlnd legs
kept MIR. Dog nj distance, though he
kept on barking
Mime. Pig wanted TO take her children
through the barn on her way TO the or
chard: hut Of all her grunting MIR. Donkey
took not the slightest notice and poor
Mime. Pig had 10 tako her family around
the road
The hens and the chickens who came
in the barn to pick up bits of corn had TO
fly over MIR Donkey as h. lay blinking IN
tho doorway and even the farmer was
unahla to make him move
lie was coaxed. he was poked and even
a halter tied around his head and pulled
made not the least charge IN Mr.. Donkey ;
state Of mind or position. lie just stayed
there and looked IS II he would never
move other than TO kick.
Fyen a measure Of oats placed on the
ground in the BARNARD rear the door did
not tempt him. lie looked at it and then
away as if he never ate oats, IN fact, dis
liked them.
Bv ard BY the farmer went away, know
ing that when he was quite ready Mr.
Donkey would get UP and walk away as II
nothing had happened.
When ha was quite alone, az he thought,
Mr.. Donkey looked around the barn.
Gould not max, me move. not one of
them. When | make up my mind TO stay
in a place Just do II. Nothing can move
me
We viii see about that, my friend, 7
bu1Ycd a big wasp that had been sit
ting on the top q stall near by, Il have
been watching YOU and Of all the stub
born creatures ever beheld you are the
worst
Now. can make you move, and in
t-nd to do SO lou-Ieed a good stlnging
more than anyone / ever met. and shall
take great pleasure in doing it.
Mr.. Donkey got MI ready TO kick, for
he had never known that kick TO fail him;
but the next instant he jumped and ran
ard he did not stop until he was lar down
the road III meadow where nc could
roll
Il thought could kick said Mr..
Donkey. but that fellow can kick harder
than can, htlevc | must look out ne
Is not around the next time feel stub
born
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
DOVER CHURCH CELEBRATION.

Rev. James g. Comiskey, pastor of
Holy Cross Catholic Church, ~ Dover,
who hns served the Dover parish for
the past ton years conseclitively, and
in recognition Of whose faithful services,
his congregation recently gave him purse
of 81 900, is making plans for the ccle-
bration of the 5Oth anniversary Of Holy
Cross Church in most elaborate manner.
While the plans have not fully been deter
mined upon, Father Comiskey has been
, able To secure some Of the best talent for
tho occasion that il is possible to g,t.
The celebration Of the golden ami
versary will bo held Sunday, November
28 On this occasion, Bishop Monaghan,
Of this city will preside and Father Alexis
Of the Paesi0nist Monastery, HobOken,
" j., will preach at both morning aud
evening services
Rev. Father Thomas r. Waldron, Of
ST. Paul's Catholic Church, of this city
whom Father Comiskey succeeded will
likely celebrate high fnass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Papc.

Me and Puds Simkins was wawking
along wondering II enythIny would hap
pin. and something did being little
short man with big bag full Of little
packidges coming up TO Us and saying,
BOYS. do you wunt 10 have some fun?
Help rae give out these sample pack
Idges OF Corn Droplets All YOU baff
to do Is ring the bell and hand 8 pack
idge TO whoever opens the door and
say, Accept this with the compliments
OF the Corn Droplets Company.
And he gave US each q hole aruful
OF paclddgcs, Puds saving Well wat do
we get for doing It, mister
You get the satisfaction Of dong q
good deed, wat more do YOU wunt? sed
the man Ne and Puds not saying, and
We started 70 give. out the packidges
me ringing one bell and Puds ringing
the one rite next store and some lady
opened the door and | handed her a
packidge, saying, Accept this with the
compliments of the Corn Droplets Com
pinny.
This dinky thing sed the lady And
she slammed the door and Jest then
another lady 0pend the door next store
and Puds sed. Accept this with the com
pliInents Of TIE Corn Dropiets Compinny
And me on the 3rd floor busting. well
Of all the ignorant ugly looking fat brats,
sed the lady. Mecning Puds, and she
slammed her doo- even harder than
mine slammed hers. I'uds saving. Holey
smoaks, YOU mite think it was the in
suits Of the Corn Droplets Company
nsted Of the compliments.
And we went up on the next 2 steps
and rang the bells. nv door opening
ferst and me saving Accept tins witl
tic compliments of the Corn Droplets
Comp.nny, and the lady sed Those
mizefable things, bawt packidge
once and the mole family neerly cnoaked
to detn trying not TO waste them, get
down of Of here. you snub nose peenut
Meaning me, and she slammed the door
H. if il WAS habit in that blo~k, and
Puds sed, ! amt going to wait for mine,
wat do you say we run like heck2
Wich we did. with the rest Of the
packldges, me giving mine to ma say
ing, Accept all these with the compli-
mcnts Of the Corn Droplet5 Compinny
And me and pop tried them for brek-
fist tins morning, Jest trying them for
about one spoonful and wishing We
hadn't even tried them that much
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE
Dear 'fessie: /:

Dear lesae.
From your masterful description Of
the home brew you assembled the other
day, all ] can say Is ] wish you luck with
it without by any means expecting 1T.
If IL pans out NJ all il ought To bc several
shades liveier than TINT, so, when the
time comes to taste it, in the name Of
those who may be waiting 10 cash in on
your life insurance you'd better he sure
10 stop, look and listen after every taste.
I'm too Young and too fond of you to be a
widower, and the baby hasn't had enough
experience TO be an orphan on his mothers
side.
When think Of YOU, Tcasie, who used
TO run mile III the wrong direction when
anybody offered you drink Of jazz
water, staying up all night to nurse a
sick home brew, why ! wonder what
man from Mars would think Of this popu-
lation If nc happened TO loose his sense
Of gravity and direction and found him
self stranded on the Great Volstcad
Desert, extending from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and from Mexico to Canada.
He'd find respectable birds who had
always pointed the finger Of scnrn when
ever the three fingers Of Scotch-lrish
forgetfulness were extended TO them now
taking o,ft their first burglar insurance
bii 1tt Ailt F}thF vi ~ ibhiit Va fthfN7 ~
poison buried under the coal He'd find
virtuoua wives and mothers scheming with
model husbands and fathers to manufac
ture deadly explosives in defiance Of
the law. That's life, fessle Tho only
man who gets a real thrill from srnok
irg % cent cigar is the 500 q week
gink who knows hc oughtnt 10 huy one
and buys ono anyway, 80 now that it's
all wrong and shockirgly expensive 10
Obtain n little Of the medicine that Omar
Khayyam lived To such a ripe old age by
taking before and after every meal,
why the very poorest Of lie would cheer
fully mortgage our last silk shirt TO get
some.
Which reminds me. hope Won haven't
so much as brcathcd 10 anybody that
I've got n little stock laid away. If any
body actually goes so far aa 20 como
out and ask Won point blank. you can
easily look surprised and shocked. or
maybe even 90 80 far rs 10 shake your
head. without actually lying Use the
old bean, Tcssic
Love 10 YOU and the little posterity
Joe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

to brighten the hall, yet suitable color
from n standpoint Of dignity, and would
hive the door-hanpings downstairs, open
ing of from il, made of dark-blue material
and also have dark blue rugs on the floor.
Tomorrow One-Egg Recipes.
All inquiries addressed TO Miss Kirk
man in care Of the efficient Housekeeping
department will be answered IN these
columns in their turn. This requires con-
siderable time, however, owing 10 the grcnt
number received. So If personal or
quicker reply is desired, a stamped and
self-addressed envelope must be- enclosed
with the question. The Editor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Get a better job Tell what you can do
in situatians wanted ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Mr. Donkey started out of the stable
ono day when he took it into his stubborn
head to lie down right in the doorway.
"Do move out of the way said Mime.
Cow, good naturedly; "a body cant get
around you: they have TO step over. Why
not move a little to one side2"
But Mr.. Donkey had stubborn INT
on and when he is in that state of mind he
will not be moved by anyone
MIR. Horse came along and had to step
over him. 'Why not go out IN the yarsa
where you would not be in the wayf
asked AIR Horse, kindly.
Puss came along and loaped over Mr.
Donkey. What are you doing there, you
lazy fellow" she asked. Get out OF the
way before | come back OF you shall ioei
my claws
MIR. Donkey's hide was tough and he
did not mind when later Puss returned,
gave him digin tho sid as she leaped over
over him. :,
Then along came Mr.. Dog ard nipped
at MIR Donkey to maxi him move, but
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
GETTING IN TRIM

The Wilmington High School Alumni
have been practicing for three weeks for
their Thanksgiving day game with High
School, but their lineup is by no means
complete, and it is earnestly desired that
more candidates, especially line men, be
out for practice this evening at O lock
at Eighteenth and Washington streets.
The following men are requested TO report
Monday night: Donohue, Gabriel, Mason,
Loose, Wilkinson, Hanley, Stewart, Mertz,
Jelly, Wilson, Moore, Hamilton, Foulk
Dunn, $ arpe Hartman, Fidance.
The game will be played on Thanks
giving morning at Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets grounds at IOI5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
SANDMAN STORY
BY Mrs. +. A. Walker.
HOW MIR. DONKEY WAS MOVED.

Copyright 1919, by tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Quality and Economy
q Problem, S0ipea

The wonderful economy and
high quality of Nlazola teach
lesson that no thrifty housewife can
ignore. Not only will the cost of
cooking the daily meals be cheaper,
but the food more delicious and
digestible.
Mazola is sold at all good grocers
in pint, quart, half-gallon and full
gallon cans.
Once yau ny Afa2oIn for Salads
you sVm prefer if 70 rIe finest
imported ohUe oils. The price of
hfazoIa is abonf half thar of oEfUe
oil No customs dtlfy-no ocean
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Missionary Meeting.

The Novembfr meeting Of the Womon's
Home aud Foreign Missionary Societies #
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will be
held on Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Harvey Martin, 24l0 Iammot
street An Interesting program is beirg
prepared by the foreign society of which
Mrs Albert Edge is president.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Accept "Calfona syrup Of Figs only
look for the name California on the
package then sou are sure your chlld is
having the best aud most harmless physic
for the little stomach liver and bowels
Children love its fruity taste. Full di-
root.ons on each bottle. You must say
California
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Jester Birthday Celebration.

NJ Howard Jester, secretary Of the
Board oi Pubhc Education, celebrated
hls birthday anniversary SUNDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Mazola is l00% pure vegetable
fat. There is no loss from evapora-
ton, nor loss of bulk from heating.
1t remains sweet and clean, and
can be used over and over again
merely strain it