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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
STORMS CAUSE
DELAY OF BOATS
Heavy Cargoes Are Being Carried ~
AL Stsaursrs on Hiver. (.

Although the heavy rain which hit
this section yesterday seemed to be
general all along the Ohio river. the
local river men are expecting but a
slight raise. The storm held up the
boats for sometime and both the Lib
crty and General Pershng were late
in arriving at the local dock yesterday.
Tho General Pershing arrived at s
o'clock last evening and after taking
IN some additional freight departed at
10 o'clock on her regular run to Ravens
wood. making all waypoint stops.
The Liberty arrived yesterday after
noon from Pittsburgh and after dock
ing for several hours departed Tote last
evening on her way to Parkersourg.
She carried a very large cargo.
The General Beach. better known as
tho Corkcr, will arrive this morning at
10 o'clock from Pittsburgh and after
being unloaded and loaded again will
Icave for her return to the Smoky
City.
Tho stage Of water last evening reg
Istered nine feet and stationary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17

Avery c. Jones Of Tiltonsville. treas
urer. All are oil men Of years stand
ing and have thorough knowledge Of
the business. President Hunter aud
Secretary Jones returned last night
from Wyoming. where they wound up
the business. They have already invest
ed over $4,000 in the various proper
ties as first payment and are now In
full possession
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
nox coNYA1ERCMR.

Jack Bird. Is year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bird. Of No. 1924 Indiana
street. Martins Forty, who sustained =
fractured arm Tuesday while taking in
tho carnival in that city was resting
easily at his home late last evening.
Tho attending physician too kan N-ray
picture Of tho left arm and stated that
IL was q bad fracture. Many OF Jacks
, "a, &c very sorry TO hear OF his
misfort unc~'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
HANDMADE BLOUSES
Special $3.50

Every stitch handmade in these dainty
Blouses. They are so simple in style and low in
price that they are sure to appeal to YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
co1oUTH HHU4

A meeting OF the PATHWAY COMMITTEES
Of tha Civic improvement committee
held this evening at s o'clock e tbs
offices Of the Chamber in tho Mark0t
Auditorium. The matter In connsOtfO0
with the parkway alonK Virginia street.
thoroughly discussed. action viii y
taken 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17

The most attractive feature is
the distinction they have, they are
not a job lot-but this and that
model from regular stock-Come
and see how lovely Gcorgette
Crepe can really be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
land PURCHASED
BY OIL COMPANY
out IN WYOMING

Tho West Virginia OIL company in
sorporated under the laws OF Wyoin-
hS has purchased over twenty thou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The 1ntelligencer Want Ads.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
70 whom issued

m (Yts ASpa 6aRsAAA
WaII1nS ~ /" Asos.. =
NO. OF -
100. r....4. w.k.neld a..
4veoo .Aoiesls sseie-v
4O1H AItluI 1870
sens l.es. nSaM ..:s.t.
4V11o GimeI o OGe
ant en1inee1S s NaI...:,,
4UtSS Snas ". o1ys o ''4l
grazing on FL o. .,is se,o:.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Ne. ~
1892 J. A. Rowat. engineers
services .............$
1866 Security Trust Co.,
drainage bonds nds .n.e.es. 2.
3976S o. S. Reigstad, county
commissioner per diem
and mileage ............
40154 o. S. Reigstad. county
commissioners per diem
and mileage .........
4015s B. ]. Sorenson & Vern
Power. repair work ......
40246 @. S. ~Reigstad, county
commissioners per diem
and mileage ...........
40S2s o. S. Reigstad, county
commissioners per diem
and mileage .............
412oS o: s Reigstad. county
comnlssioner's Per diem
40247 Nels o. Nelson, board
and room for tile layers.
4024S Standard Lumber Co.,
1920 Norval Helgeson, re-
1929 Verne Power and B. ].
SorensOn, laying tile. 900.
4O56S Mrs. NJ. Nygaard, board
and room for tile hauler..
1869 ]. A. Rowat, engineers
1eeS ..............
4067O Kandiyohf Co. r. & B.
Fund, use OF truck to haul
tile
40571 A. Bergh, sand .....
41201 John Mos, repair work
1902 Lyle Corrugated Gull
vert Co., culvert.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
1E1sCELLANE0Us REVENUE Ex-
PENSES
Warrant To Whom Issued Amount

3S4S4 DR.. P. c. Dawson, care
and treatment for prisoner 21.50
3S4S5 Charles johnson. phone
ss rSS'' o. &C 8. Ulvin. expense
attending educational meet
se i244S5 Peterson & Wweiiin,
ss 7aSe Pet ter n0r's & A1 Wellin. wv
ribbons for Diplomas 1925
39953 G. O. Brohaugh. ex-
pense as speaker at gradu-
4o2S4 kandiyohi Co. Fam
Association, appropriation 100000
4O535 Ernest Olson, livery
for sheriff ................ $50
4O556 N. b. Johnson, expense
attending conference OF
4o557 c. j. Swenson, expense
attending conference OF
4O55S T. o. Gilbert, expense
attending conference OF
4o6SS 6. c. Hanna, supt. care
feeble minded at Fairbault 33O09
40753 Mary Carlin, money
deposited in Estate of James
4o7S4 Margaret Casey, money
James Downs ....... 334e
41l96 J. A. Rowat. copy of
Govt. Field notes ..... 61S.3:
5 2,145.l5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
Contracted Construction Work
Expense on County Roads

sS43s Anton Christensen, Ia
So ass B. rage g. 6 6sss aoad labor 1890
Eagle Lake road 175o
$500 g. !: Rratberg. laber,
ssS$2 Martin Peterson, labor,
s' atsa AdsstRaF stata ros5 fS As ~
1880 Bernard Nelson. abpn-
doned state read No. 81. 22.25
59751 Vernon Nelson, ADAM
d0ned state road No. g.. 700
39752 George Boreen, HahaQ-
~ doned state road No. g.. $50
1888 Earle Downs, abRn- =
donad state road No. g.. 1925
1884,: D. Henderson, aban-
90 doned state road No. g.. $50
1885 Andrew Erickson, aban-
doned state road No. S.. $50
1886 Rasmus Norbie, aban-
doned state road No. g.. 1s.95
39757 Enoch e. SWenson aban- ",-
$3.50 aeRe g i s. Gd read n NJ 49, 81 4s75
1o state road ~: s:.:.:s:::. $500
Like "a road, ditchinE.:: 49,. 1875
Eagle Lake road @........ 1880
1850 Albert Dengerud, Eagle =
Lake road ..:..... ...... $50
r. = = 3: r.. i, - >. s5oo.s5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
CLERK HIRE I'm COUNTY suPERIN
TENDENT OF SCHOOLS
OFFICE

3S4S3 Christie , Fredrickson,
December, 1918 ..........$ 1900
386O4 Anna B. Ulvin days
service 1oOO
39077 Anna 3. Twin, Is days
service ....... 4o.Vu
39242 Anna 3. Ulvin 10 days
service .......:. SO.OO
3949O Anna B. Ulvin, 2 days
service o.oo
service ....:. ......... 500
39737 Anna B. Ulvin, days
service ...... 21.oO
39951 Anna 3. Ulvin, days
service 2'.OO
4O14S Anna B. UlVin, 10 days
service $500
4O245 Florence Boom, days
service ........ 6.OO
40567 Anna B. Ulvin, 16 days
service .. 1890
5 26400
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
REcAP1TULAT1oN OF COUNTY REV
ENUE EXPENSES

ENUE EXPENSES
Salaries ... ..........$ 21,557.51
County Aid to Mothers. .... 2,76O.OO
Fees of County Officials. 1.6l2.07
County Commissioners Mile
age $500. ...... 165.OO
District Court Expenses 49,. 3,612.62
Court House and Jail .... ASSOC
Supplies ..... ......... 4,025.2s
Printing and Publishing 49,. 2,235.95
Wolf Bounties ............ 5000
Election Expense .......... 1850
Births and Deaths ........ 21S.75
Board of Equalization. ..... $3.50
Board of Audit ........... 1880
Poor ...... ................ $50
Probate Court Expenses -. 1868
Municipal Court Expenses. 1876
Tubercular Patients ..... 47635
County Agent Salary and Elk
pense ........ .......... 1,597OS
Assessors per diem and mile
age ..... ........... 1876
Clerk hire in Co. Supt's office 264.OO
Miscellaneous 2,145.15
s45,3s2S7
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
FEDERAL AID F4v1H& P1o5Ecr
NO. 81

FAv1H9 F1o5EcT
NO, 81
39446 Improvement Bulletin
advertising ..... .,$ 14.4O
39447 Republican Gazette ad-
overtising,, $780,. ::..... ABS
40029 Republican Gazette, ad-
4o12l A. Guthrie & CO., wild wv
ening grade (extra) .... 1920
40527 Mimi. Testing Labora-
tories Inc, testing cement 900
40532 A. Guthrie & Co., wild
oening grade (extra) ...... 3,6SO.O8
4O533 A. Gutherie & Co., wild
ening grade (extra) 49,. 2,449.S5
4O79S MINI. Testing Labora-
tories, testing cement 49,. 1890
4ll6O MINI. Testing Labora-
tories, testing cement 49,. 400
& Qn2 70
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
5 25.sss

Ne. - J
1868 Security Trust Co., in--
terest on drainage bonds..$
41z16 Security Trust Co., In :
terest on drainage bonds. 1885,
a1a
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
1eeapdtulation Of County 1oa4
Bridge 8xpo1oo

1ecapitulation Of County 1oad aAf
Bridge 3xDo1se
Maintenance on State. Roads, 6.944
Crawling expense ........ 15144f
Salaries of Road Crew 90. 11bee{
Supplies for Road Crew -. 13.81&
Culvert, tile and machinery. 1881
Rental of horses .......... 3s39S
equipment 1850. ........ 1,sesI
Bridge work 1850. .....A sos
Contracted construction WorNAko,17&
Work on County Roads 80. Ssk0Gs
County Commissioners per
diem and mileage ...... g.
rants ~. .............. 2,oas.s
Erection of machine shed :. 3.431...
Extra work on paving con-
tract ...... .,......:.. 5.sos. /
Misceiisne ea '' ROAD 1a4a 1857
$12s.ss5|
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
County Ditch Fund

Warrant To Whom Issued AmorI
No. of
Repair, Widening and Deepenine
County Ditch No. Is
41199 J. A. Rowat, engineers
services 1Gt
No. 10
1896 Charles johnson, ser
vices as county attorneys Ii
$4,000 First and Security Ma
tional Bank, interest OIL J
OOnOS T{
4O635 First and Security Ma
ton Bank. interest on vs.
bonds 70.
s 1.42,
No. Is
1861 Security Trust Co., in
terest on bonds .......$ 81
41217 Security Trust Co., in
terest on bonds .......... 9:
5 Isl
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
No. II

5000 MINI. Loan and Trust
Co., interest on. drainage 8
O4aOo -. =. =,
405OS Anna Johnson, dam
aSes ......... ...........
41z13 MINI. Loan and Trust
Co., interest on drainage
bonds ............... f
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

JUDICIAL ROADS
xanddyohi and stearus Counties
o522 Times Publishing Co.,
publishing notice .......$ 5000
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Ne: p
38SOS J. A. Rowat. engineers
DonQ renewal ...-.,.....$
$3.50 s. b. Gardner, services
AZ engineer
1921 G. p. Smith, witness
zee ....-..........
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Warrant To Whom Issued Amount
No. of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Construction Of Bridges ana cu1vsrts
38437 Guaranty Construction
Co., final payment bridge
NO. 1888 .......... ...... 5O8.8O
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Expense on State Roads. State Roa
No. Pour
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
8UREU WILL
 HAVE TAG DAY

Tomorrow the Catholic Charitable Bureau will hold a Tag Day in con- tnection with it's drive for funds for kits work for thee oIning year. Teams khave been selected for the Tag Day 2andf assigned to their stations. Bright hand early these teams will be at work. hover 200 workers will take part in bthe Tag Day.
 Up to last night the Sacred Heart kparish was leading in the contribu- ktions received, although other par
 ashes were close seconds.
 The special committee in charge of kTag Day consists of Mrs Henry Lee, kdiss. Euphrosyne Bown and Miss Vic etoria L. Larmour-
 The committes of the various par Fishes for~Tag Day are as follows: St. EAugHstine's, chairman, Mrs. James fRourke; captains. Mrs. M. J. Flana- bgan, Mrs. Thomas Morrissey, Mrs kJamesA ALeverty, Mrs Thomas Clancy, k1Iizs Lenore Hefernan. St Charles fparish= Chairman. Miss Ann Flynn; tczptains, Mrs. J. Denny. Miss Cath Eerine, Burns, Miss Elizabeth Brown kA6lss Lillian Fox. Miss May Walsh, fHxiss Anna Walsh Blessed Sacra- kment parizh= Chairman, Mrs. A L. &Kramse, captains, Mrs Henry Streck, kMrs- George Ellison, Mrs Umstatter EMrs- J. Downey and Mrs J. O'Brien sSt Mary's parish- Chairman, Mrs EMaIy L. OConnDr; captains, Miss EAnna Davey, Mrs Charles Hair. Mrs EJohn Daskam, Mrs William F. Red sjden, Miss Josephine Kiley- St Pat bricks parish- Chairman, Miss E Frances Kelly, captains. Miss Ger Ea atrude Sheehan, Miss Annabelle Mo EP2dden, Mrz- G. A. Ryan, Mrs W. I EMcAndreWz- Sf- Peters parish- Chair Trnan, Mrs Mabel L. Goldman; cap F1a1ns, Miss Anna Donovan, Miss Mar Eguerite -GarVey, Mrs C. Dureau, Mrs North, Mra- Roberts Sacred Hear kparish-' Chairman. Mrs. Anna Sulli E van, captains, Miss Jane Day, Mis- ECAtherine Dunn, Mrs F. J. Lynch E Mrs William HDnan-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

these new levies.''e said MT. Hankar yesterday, although they will be rather a heavy burden for them to bear in viewaof the financial efforts everybody has made since the Work of reparation was begun. To accom- plish their appointed task, the Bel gian people subscribed to loans or
 $2,500,8 100000, which in proportion to population is comparable to an in ternal American loan of $37, ,oOo'- 900. The national public debt today
 is about $4,0Oo,000,0oo at perawar rate of exchange. Balancing these
 are assets consisting of the repaired
 railroads, telephones. telegraph lines
 and canals, and also the $1,5o0, ooo,-
 900 in the Reichsbank in Berlin, which the Germans have recognized as an obligation to Belgium and
 which will be repaid at par, that IS, $1,500.OO0,000
 '"The Belgian government found the money necessary for the admins tration of its railways, telephone and l telegraph lines, for the rebuilding o1 | it's industries and the conduct of its normal affairs, and has never over looked the necessity of providing the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
BELClANS ALSO
 PAY BIG TAXES
 FOR WARS COST

Belgium,has entered into the spirit of heaxy taxation in her fight to re- habilitate her finances impaired by the war. The government has re- gently created new indirect taxes and the Parliament has voted an income tax, which progresses to a maximum of 27 per cent. The returns from these new taxes are today sufficient to cover all of the Belgian budget charges, according to MT. F. Hankar, director of the Banque Rationale of Belgium, who has just arrived in New York, and who was in New York last autumn at the head of the Belgian Industrial Commission, which took part in the Atlantic City conferences.
 Our people are willing to stand
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

Seco. Theyzhave chicken runs on the hill and plots of ground. The gov- ernment buys their eggs, chickens and vegetables, which appear on the tables as part of the leper's food. But the payment gives them feel ing of independence and enables them to buy many small necessities Their gift to the Japanese lepers was the first they had made out of their little savings to others suffering as them selves from isolation, Encouragement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

interest on all loans. The ordinary budget before the war was nearly $foo. .ooo,o GOO. The increase in the public debt :, and the various war charges have increased the total to between $30o.ooo,Oo0 and $40o,000.- 900, but by the new arrangement of taxes we hope to be able to solve sat isfactorily the enormous financial problem which this increase in budget presents"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
TAKING NO CHANGES.

Gibbs-so you went after that job. I thought you believed that the office should seek the man.
 Dibbs-I do, but this was fat job, and thought it might get Wlnoed pe- fore it reached me.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
LETTERS EXTEND HANDS
 ACROSS THE SEA

Lepers of the Western Hemisphere have joined hands with 1epers of the Eastern Hemisphere by a. gift of $S0.2O from the colony at Pa1o Seco, Canal Zone, to brother and sister sufferers at Kusatsu Sulphur Springs, Japan. The money was for a new church building and came out of the small savings of the 1epers at Pa1o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28
FPORT SAID IS
 WICkEDEST PLACE.

Cardiff, Ekay '2s--Port Said still is the wicEedest place on earth." said Brigadier-General J. H. Bateson. in an address to soldiers 'T know Cal cutta, Bombay and Madras, better than I know London" he continued. H.I have had to live in the East for q quarter of a century, and I know what Cairo and 1snlalia are; but I have seen more sin and appearances of sim in one hour in Port Said than in all the rest of my experiences"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

You never can tell. Many woman
 who is shy on birthdays isn't really !. behind the timea
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-28

and..a sense of use1essness to the worId.-Wor1d Outlook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Writing Paper Specials

for now and for Christmas Gifts. You will
like the good quality and the low prices
"Ye Ode Tyne Lawn Paper. IS sheets
OF good surface writing paper with envelopes
to match. Tic box.
Correspondence Cards. gilt edge and in diff
ferent tntS. Csc box.
Fine Linen Paper few large boxes that
were $3.50 each are reduced for this sale
They contain paper. envelopes and core
spOndenoe cards. now special al $3.50 box
Box Paper Special III white and tInts with
envelopes to match. special now for only
SSc each.
For Christmas Remenlbrances this special
box paper is most attractive in quality and
packing. It's a remarkably good value for 81.
You'll be wiser if YOU do your Christmas
gift buying. especially of paper. earlier this
year The above prices show savings that
make il pay.
Special Counter First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
The Fashionable Roman Stripe Ribbons

IN handsome combinations Of brilliant ooloss
Fine quality and the correct widths. 81 90 to
$3.50 yd
Hair Bow Ribbons, here in durable up
standing qualities IN the fashionable plaids
and new oolors al 69c, 75c and up TO $3.50
a yd
In Pink. Blue. Black and Red Ribbon here
S a Saturday special that you'll find worth
while and II is only 3Sc a yd.
Real Filet Collars, in the new shapes,
$3.50 10 $500 each.
Venise Collars. for coats and suits. special
al 81 90 10 81 so each.
OilIttes IN the different popular shapes in
lace are attractive and smart: here for $l.00,
$50 and UP 10 $3.50 each.
NeckweH Dept. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
The Fashionable Wool Sport Hose
for women who are out-of-doors
and want style with comfort :


Smart with low shoes and right for
tramping. motoring. golf. hockey or
to wear to the game. Here in wide
assortment from the best mills in
America and England.
In brown. green, red. heathers and
priced from $50 to $3.50 a pr.
Hosiery Dept. First Floor.
Wayne Knit for well-drcsscd
The woman who always looks AS if
she had Just stepped out of the band
box you will find usually wears Wayne
Knit Hosiery. It's better fitting,
better looking. more comfortable and
wears much longer Ful-fashloned in
cotton. Isle or silk and here now i'm
the popular weights for fall and win
ter Prices begin at CSC pr and 90
slowly up 10 $4.75 a pr.
Children's WAYNE Knit Pony
Brand Stockings. the best wearing
stockings made for lively boys and
girls. are here in three different weights
at Toe to $l.0O a pr according 70
size. and in brown, white. cordovan
and black
Children's very fine dress up WAYNE
stockings in silk at $l.25 to 81 so pr.
Hosiery Dept. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Turkish Art Towels of Fine
Quality REDUCED

It's pleasant 70 havea change Of fancy work from
tg and for that purpose many ladies' crocheting and edgng
these big thick thirsty Turkish Towels different color
fr Christmas gifts
In this sale at reduced prices there all Of towels and
several sizes Of Wash Cloths 10 match them Plenty Of the
right oottOnS 10 in doing this fancy work.
Here the prices
The Towels that SITS reduced each
Those that 81 .65 reduced to 20 each.
Those that were $500 reduced TO = .6S each.
Those that 81 l.25 reduced to 90
Those that 81 90 reduced
Wash Cloths that Soc reduced each
And those that 25c each reduced 2Oc
Art Dept First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

lust he pretties' 7ha1e = brown thes@ 80
marked speC.a' 'ay 81 so
In Dlack Besver Ha's foy 't'e re< -
have a speC al share n s49S
Bows Cnlnch'na Ha'- .alov ,'vle 'ta'
We we're -eng t9y - . sra erref ~ -
morrow. special ~ S275
Some rave ar ,<te - are Iriee
CHILDREN'S COATS. -ar<sttv.rs
ciear-Up Cf ne~ ar3 fR,s 'ta. y-re
800 and s. ~ apiece ri. g % -
Coats tat were 5000 5000 art $500
each are now reduced - IS 90
A few eft of our former 81 n a0c ST.
Coats now reduced 70 S7.75.
White Stoc kinette Knee Legg.as a =
duCed to clear up - 25c pr
hidrer Dept F,tr'. ree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Fourth and Market

cotton That but they not nterested next
and like and there's lot In tho store for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Women's Fine Flannelette Night Gowns

reduced prices just when you want them
With or without collars, extra fine quality flannel
ette in plain white stripes Was s. SO now 81 so
each.
Another number that was 81 So now s2Ie each
Children's Flannelctte Pettooats, sizes &
to II years special $l.00
Ladies' Knit Cardigan Jackets. we're s. So
now $l.95.
These nice, warm laoket> arc IN oxford graz or
black
Blanket Bath Robes. trimmed with <atir spe-
eial $500.
Second Floor. take EIevator
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
WARM KNIT SKIRTS
S1.l9 and $500 each

These comfortable elastic
knit. Skirts are in fine cotton.
with fancy borders, from $1.19
up.
In knitted wool. with mercer
lied shell edge, al $500.
A small LOT Of our formerly
$3.50 Flannelette Night Gowns
for women. are now reduced TO
sl.es each. White only. Fine,
warm gowns.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

Here's Wonderful Silk Opportunity!
A Silk Opportunity Par Excellence
reduced fancy silk.
sik
big aleo
standar Blacks
muchre educed
.froour
Chnstma asgI
rBockM o,instod dof$ zwnln OOyard.
Curb ackM Msaln e.inste of = 5wHln yard
Our Satin, nsteadof now be Oyard
Our ok Satin int o H. nb b
Our Crepe lie n tad s
Our Black feta ntea lnwb 3D.
O
OurB kTafeta nstoodof 5 AsOwinnow % beeQ Syard..
Our SLACK harnnue, e,instsd o will 7byard
Our black haYmue, fnst o be yard
On sale ebesinnin aurdayt tri kdept frs floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Snowy White Table Linen for Your
Thanksgiving Dinner Table

F Drryva Linens
n hmdpat hoIau
tn p3ker
only
OF u
now u
on IL
10 on -
de fine enS4 1ue4l
35Oadoz
Linen rsgftg
u rkh by re thheit
OOeacha en)H etheito osanO
by ar low eu1elt
uees3 0eafa raiuedto
E arno edutef
% OOea1a ehkelt1
eaI Iarnou elteita 90
yer O0eah n1we eleaft
Two TRAY COVERS nen$ OK
store Fourth street
HAIR NET Special, a 3fr2
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
II you want some good Games or Books
quiet after Thanksgiving Dinner

come right down 10 our Toy Dept and pick
ont some Of the newest ones They're here
little early for Christmas, but they'll prove
Iifeeavers on Thanksgiving. Card Games
and OuiIl Boards. to-
Fourth Street Store
MAIDS APRONS, good 70 wear while
you're making Up the pies and thinqs At
apiece
Special Nsnsook. yard vide and reQgI-
Iary soc yard IS now reduced 10 3ec yd
Fine quality FOR baby clothes or lingerie
White Goods. First Floor
BY request" Miss Mary Bard Will he mere
fm one more week beginning Nov q. She
will gladly help you out of any knitting dlf
fclIltes or show you the new stitches. You'll
find her a. The Art Dept, FIRST Floor.