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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
EXHIBITION GAMES

At Chattanooga, Tenn Philadelphia Nationals ... IS 15 1 Chattanooga. Southern Asso. 1 6
 Rixey Smith and Withrow; Mar shall, Cunningham, York and Deha- ney.
 At Dallas, Texas Boston Americans ......... il 2 New York Nationals ....... 10 0
 Hoyt, Pennock and Devine, Wal ters; Toney, Barnes and Snyder, Me- Carty.
 At New Orleans, La Cleveland Americans .. ? New Orleans, Southern .... 3
 Coveleskie, Morton and Nunamaker Thomas; Torkelson, Walker and De- barry.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
AT THE TRAPS
Rv PETER P. CARNEY

DL G1 N<AAN-NA6~
 Thirty-six states and four Cana dian Province have been granted registration fer their championship trapshooting tournaments for 1920. It is likely that the other states will be granted registration within the next few weeks.
 The first trapshooting champion ship in any state will be in Arizona This one begins on April and from that time until the Grand American Handicap concludes it will be a mighty busy season.
 This looks like the biggest trap shooting ar in history. The Amer ican Trapshooting Association has applications for more than zoo reg istered tou naments at this time which Is double the number applied for at this time last year.
 Sectional Handicaps are on the program. again this year. Thees handicaps were successful for a num- Der of years and then were dis carded. Now they are back. There will also be a handicap event all oi the state championship shoots. and it is more than likely there will bs doubles target even in all Of tn, important shooting competitions. too
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
MONEY.

New York. March 2o.-Mercantile paper 6 1906 3-4. Exchange weak; sterling day bills 3.74 3-4; commercial co day bills on banks 3.74 3-4; com mvrcial 60 day bills 3.74 1-4; demand SIS 3-4: cables 3.79 1-2. Francs de- mand 1871; cables 1875. Belgian francs, demand 1922; cables 1880. Builders. demand 36 5-s; cables S5 S-4. Lire. demand. 1882; cables 1890. Marks, demand 1.34; cables l.35. Government bonds heavy; railroad bonds steady.
 Bar silver 12s. Mexican dollars s5 1-A
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
SKATING HAD GOOD SEASON.
Ry PETER P. CARNE7

Editor National Sports Syndicate
 This has been wonderful skating season.
 All sports have revived wonderfully during the past year but no sport or recreation has came back as much as skating.
 There are many reasons for this but the main one is that there has been lots of ice-more ice in some places than there has been in years. But the great quantity. of ice that has been
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
EmeraIds.

Time-20- minute halves. Referee White. Timers-Sullivan and McCar- thy.
 In the preliminary the Bearcats de- feated the Willimantic Rovers in a fast an interesting game by the score of 19 to 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
Drafting Eastern League Schedule.

Springfield, Mass, March 21-The schedule and bylaw committee of the Eastern Baseball league met here Plans for the drawing up of sched- ule of games were discussed along with the apportioning of holiday, holiday, Saturday and Sunday dates. continued past midnight President Dan O'Neil presided.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
Bantams Win.

The Baltic Bantams defeated the Putnam Midgets in the first game of their series by the score of 24 to I4. The next game will be played in Baltic. Tonight they meet the Willi- mantle Rovers.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
Auto Race Postponed.

Los Angeles, Calf, March 21- The three fifty-mile automobile races scheduled for the Los Angeles Speed way today were postponed until next Sunday because of the bad condition of the infeld caused by heavy rains.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
. A ChalInnnA

The J. B. Martin Go. of Norwich challenge the J. B. Martin Co. of Taftville for bowling match. An swer through this paper.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
COTTON.

New York. March 2o.-Cotton fu- lures opened steady. March, 40.3s; May. s7.so; July. s5.1o; October, 32.1o: December, SIPS.
 Cotton futures closed steady. March 4o.s5: May. 37.s7; July 35.1o; October S3.ii; December. 31.S3.
 Cotton, spot steady: middlin( 4l.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
THINKS CARPENTER HAS NO
 CHANCE WITH DEMPSEY

Most American boxers who have paid a visit to Europe have returned singing the praises Of Georges Car pentier. Johnny Griffiths, the Akron
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
Crescent A. A.

| the past 22 years. Billie" Sullivan
 and Graney will be the other stars
 with the Fall River team. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
RALLY srvDAY At SEvPoRT

Nevpor4 Oct p Rsny Day -~rviess
werc hsld n Sevr,o-f ~ Il Church ~
.er,lav a-d = also was lrowr - - IN
Church sunday
Afthe morning servios 'fr-~ 49, lrr-eh-
irg ~ Rev r \ No0re srglrg nv -
ara Nrp Arthur Wlson = Ni'rfngtSr
ard srle-fior bv tne qua-'r' s0rnTo-~f
~ Mipsea Mary Scarborough snd Aaris
Young lf-rd 5perre arf ~ Elh-
There was rally : 'he sunday s~fool
--hich proved tsrr~~ ~ r ~ d-T.-'-
rnents
In thc eve-i-g 10 churrh 49, f~au.--
fully decora'ed w,,h .u- fTwsrs ar1
an,prnr caves The foll0ving rrnzr~rl
was fIrn
Opening cong Onward Cfr'-'isr
Soldir-r reoi'a'ion. Fvrlyn Gay; vo-sl
duct IJo-nthv .vnarn and Helen urning-
harm recitation Welcome Rally Iay
Iosiisa Burke vo~al solo bea'-es 'sIr-
-rngbsm recitation Evelyn Grey -
PeNv dam iargare+ HarEan --lectl0r
bv -nixed 4usrte- recifafio0 Mss hA~
-aeds .g~al zolo Nir-- MarEsrs' hIwk~
vocal duo SIR and Airs arthur Wilson
addrpss ~ -ha pastor Fsv = Ao0r~
recitation Nies NarEaref iursr Psn-
,arnina Misses sarah Bensnn - Anrls
Young. Clnsng song Amsrrh-"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
Ads Are The Ads That One Proposition
MiDDLErowN MOTIFS.

Biddletown. Ort. - -Ns EInios y
Wilson has ann0Inced The eng gefnent ~
her dnugftcr, Edna Nsudain Nllson. ~
Thomas George INeson a Prrsif'n
Lancashire. England
REV John T1wnley q PnnoctDr. " j.
preached in Forest Presbvieran Church
yesterday
a Hailpwc'cn gocial ,vlll b. zvon in tte
r O + ~ a hall 1 Port Penn Frday
evening
Miry Georgia PORE n Ksuton and ise
" Watts ~ T0vnsend were maTicd las'
week. ~ B"thcsia " p pafs1rage bV
Rev E 3 N0rihrup
Mrs Ncllie q L(rkrooJ ard Np
Theodore Wh.pck. 30 ATTENDED fte
wedding n Nrs ffckv0Dd m Merr''
fockwood md Niiss Jane Coohfar
daughter n SIR aad Nh Warren freh-
ran. ,r Washington. - T. I8st wrrk
- Lrigh t,lvn Prohibition nr1r nss
for Vice President .il - n ffd'e'0T7
FRIDAY rorniny reet and make an or>r
air a,tl-r,s urpiahIy ir frehra0 s1Iaff
Mr. Colvin piI 10 r. Ds'nvHrr III fufo
daYs
A R~uhhcan rally rl' 10 asid r. 't.
Oprra HYlr FRIDAY ryrD.nr vhfn
William IiIlies and fofe- ~ F.rharfs
~ Wilmington viii watr fdirrr-ss slet
r lay.or. onrdldn'e I1r 'rrgress W'.
ham -. Denny. rand da'e f1F g0vrrreF
! Daufor'h Iiush. rardif8'e frr 'e-i'rrs0' .
governor. alsD r'l p,e fr'<s
ATr md Mrs. E-'s1r srf VT e1tsr
tam ne rae1oherg 70 Cueeu Frfher rr-ir
and ihoi- friends ~ Hri0wf - s1'ial
Th,irsday evpnrg. 30 their noTa nss'
Port Penn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
cECLCoUNTY NOTES.

sra-iai Co--r4pondenre - Every E~e1ius
Flk+on Nd Oct 25 10 Ein =
Ms Ellen Cameron ~ P-incfplo has nnsn
filed FL the Orphans Court f7r sril -1'in-
Hrr sre farm ard lfher prnp~rrv
vas nesgueathed ~ Miss Ellen firndlsv
~ Ph,ladeiphla and Mrs Mary Ray "a
& Loius. No.
struck hv a passen Ecr trafn ~ h~sro
PARK. saturday Archllh tapnsiih =
perr,-y7Ue aar-ion hand was instantly
killed. The nan vas WORKING nth
-lrr wnpn ~ stepped from = sidf fifcn
Us ~ --ark 2 face 20 fast tram
Daniel II carroll Y H~iair las 7e-n
-Dro!r.ted hv Governor Eitcnie leprfv
state aulitor ana viii enter .pon - go
lurics November
RalDn townsend. f1- - 0.st vear
statl9,ed ~ Rising sun - road .nsp~otnr.
bas .aen -~arsirrrsd n Elkton. rnerr
the -oucrete -ladway oelng aEtentle'l
through ~ town
Mrs RI Row James entertaIn-d Elkton
friends ~ ler .oEne % laklngton. --tilr-
lay literool
Sir. and Nlrs Brook 'aekson ~
Elkton Il, noon -oIay i1r Detrnt hicht
where they Val lose hear lome .n fhai
.tv Ana -hea move 20 Nilmiu goon.
[frs. ~-wen a.ei ours at the goFefn-
r.er- hospital - Perry Point, - resssn-a
s.l zone Is aer home AZ Ithaca, y.
Hog G1.ers -eportel 'o ave sS,'n
broke. .4t oL Tms ID ~ over istflci-
81 ecl. aulty. aul ne 1ciaiil
Gaieua. Kent county
Rev Father Arua q Elkton atnonc
Church las -efurned zone liter seFerA'
ae,ts sta, 20 Hot >prLg trk 'w 30
benefit { lis aea.th Re s greatly .mpfoV-
II 1y he bot laths -reatmeI.t
The ..rd elE4a. c1mmualtH saoN
uuGer .le auspices g Vest Notiinsna4n
GraIgt N.l h, head on 1aay nsA
Nr tul Mrs. 1sepl Horton y L.ai'-
s-.- Pa ss.- ...-,,s y. aesk Misc
Lyla Acxau1er. 1 E.ktl-.
ae ,uut.a. uevtl-g s a.. ''sn'
Rta -uss -.t N.l o- reid lu 10 couu' y
eo..-. -.,u. a e-laes4al lsa -e c'
t.ou x Hfhc, WI aAe r.acf
Mar. *, Ir,r>,- we're s>.t'. l1 flS'oh.
Sat,l-iaE He.osl' 3va. tisi =
Suo s-l Rose 50 Morts ue-, q Dolora
james BraRtr 4nd Nie. ssa Reya o flt-
ION. Howard VI Tavior a-l ~axtoD 80
ke..-er - Girc'e,rtc, No haIies
Pryor aul Mary r. Mar rs llA'
De-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
scouts Have Nlisun desstandins

Ia Tie ease z Mars kenca.s .assr .
Ufta -sa3', ana ,aiterv 70 Christian
Touus,e, sentence Was su,ucuisl 1t
bi lge Haslug, IN Nun.clpaI tr.r r
8av Nth Wsrn,ns that h1ta .hol.1
AVOID trouble n ne fupr, Ncnsl n
Is 4 Scout master and roarsles Nas Ie-
pn,ed from the ,roop for some rfrngen
b; the rules and sough, -rvoug 11 1lel
ing IS whip ms former scout master Ihts
was thc testimony gwen Ny Neucl.N q
explaining th, matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
AUCTION LECALS
AuetIon Sales

AUCTION sALEB--Of every descrptlDn.
Anywhere. ~ you want 70 cell So Han"-
ton. the square Deal AuctionecT and Farm
Agent. 1O6 Madison ~. Phone 134b ".
PUBLIC SALE Klairs BAZAAR. Saturday,
October "a. At J. O'Clock. abArp. ~ head
of horses and mules lot Of wagons. har-
ness. auto cars, pigs, chickens. More blan-
kets than ali the other places ia tho city.
Auto tirea Ter less than cost BDt Of stun
20 sell. Come early. 1918 FORD seian. al.
rnust as good a. new Kiair a HOliinRsgOfth
PUBLIC sALB 1 viii sell a. my farm at
Delaware city. Del on Tuesday. October
20. 1870, NJ ~ O'Clock. a m. rain or shine.
100 head OF Federal tubercliin festsd cattle
IN this lot of cattle have ~ as nlrf hpi-
stain cows were ever brought an theState
Some are fresh With calf ~ their ride. bal
aDoe close springers
- back ward sprjuRera will caive alTlt
the nrst ~ January these are 6uerns"ys
and Holsteins mixed
- nice two year-oid Hoisfein hcifers
~ nice ono and two year Did B1srnsey
helferE
wil have three nice HoIste'n = one
Extra care has been erercissi = a ting
these cattle
Mr. Farmer. II you arc in nsod n any
hFst-ciass milk cows. do not IAN ~ attend
this sale
WIN al.o sell at this sale FIVE horses and
Nos / and Pair of dappls grey mares.
four ard five years old weighing 2z10 his
70 = DaPpie grey nare siE years oid
No. sorrel colt three yaars' old partly
/ broken Very handsome
No = sorrcl horse eleven years old verY
good all around horse
No. Shetland ponY. four years old
Pony is broken 70 ride Or drive This pony
is about eight hands b!gh.
lot ~ farming implements harness anf
wagons
Also. VII sell At IBIS sale three automo.
/ fiies. one 1918 Ford touring car in gOof
condition Dnf model r. Overland
touring car. Ono 1919 FORD. one-'or truck
sold tires goof as new.
Terms made known day ~ gale
JACOB RTDSTCK
Eugone Racine, Auctioneer
+ EXECUTORS 4ALF OF REAL FsTKTE
ny virtue of an order of tle orphans
Court, rili be exposed to sale az public
auction or vendue On Wedne-f8y N0vsrn-
Ter 10. 1920. a. u m. at tho Court
House, Wilmington the following Described
real estate late ~ Samuel J NcCan d.
ceased n sit
Tho farm in Red Lion hundred %e-
Castle county bounded ~ the lands FOR
merly ~ Charles COrb'' and Rarney R~r-
bold and the road running from Flora .
run 70 Delaware City. containing about ~
acres and having 3 brick dwelling and
frame nutbiuldings thereon erected
For flli description and terms ~ sale 80
large bills posted Or address n~ under
signed
Attendance viii - given by
JOHN p MAHOSEY
Executor ~ Samuel Mccall. decea ssy
or ~ Francis deli janvier Esq. nj at
tnrney
Attest Norman P Crouch Clerk 3 2
Wilmington Del Oct 20 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
MANY GOLDEN WEDDINGS.

Niddletown. oct 25.-Nlr and Mrs
Eugene VI Hanson nave issued invitations
10 the aftieth anniversary Of their mar
rage. on Tuesday. November q from :
10 10 clock, at Summit Park, Ionkers,
y. Y
Mr. Hanson lived here when a Young
man. Mrs. Hanson Is a daughtor oi the
late Richard Cochran and wife Her
parents observed their golden wedding
some wears before their death, and p siSte-
Mrs Andrcw ; EliaSon ard her husband
observed their golden aaniyCrSarl Seyeral
years ago.
Aaaa9t of Mrs Hanson, Mrs Jonathan
X Williams and Mr. Williams also ce'e-
brated their golden aaaIversary several
wears ago.
Accused Of Speeding.
Howard Rose, charged with speeding
was fined $40 in Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wanted Female

Help Nanted-Female 3E
COOK bite or colored. Apply Mrs {. s
Layton, 1912 W Fourteenth street.
COON Reference required Apply 2OuO
No, dlawn avenue Phone Sl01.
COOK Experienced Re ferences required
Apply Mrs Donaldson brown. sixteenth
and NJ [ Salem Lane
COOK Reliable woman colored preferred.
at Home for Aged Women. 100 6tpin
avenue.
COOK Good, with reference. Apply l4i3
Delaware avenue
CHAMBFRMAID White. VINO can sew
References and experience necessary. Ap-
ply Employment bureau, ll9 W Eiev~
euth street
CHAMBERMATD- Coiorsd. with refer-
ences Mrs r. L. Curtis Red oak and
Willard streets
GIRL Colored. for waitress and chamber
work. Experienced Mrs W Il, Johnston.
1914 " Fourteenth street
work after school Apply 40 ". Twen-
tieth street
GIRL White for cooking and downstairs
work Phone 1000
GIRL White for Gcnersl hnusework. Ap-
ply 70t Blackshire TOAD. Navaset Park
HOUSkWORk Girl white or coiored,
wanted Good pay Apply G W shagrin.
24u3 Harrisokn street Phone Al23 W
HoUsEwoRk t3iri for general house
work Apply 2l7 Market street
HOUSEWORK- Woman to do COOKING and
general housewoFk in small family No
washing High rate for competent scr
vice. Apply 22os boulevard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
MERCHANDISE.
Articles For sale

Articles For sale bi
HEATEks-Ne sell the famous Empire
FipeIess Heaters. >. q. " illisms 4 bird
and fatnRit streets. formerly 6tp Orange
HOT WATER BOlfERs-American Ideal
three nrst-clAss good new with the
following ratings. asa feet 428 feet. 1880
feet Apply u k Mellon. sOp Orange ST.
PAINT quantity ~ good brown paint
for sale Reasonable ia00 West street
SAFE Small safe for sale. Apply los FuI-
ton street
TABLETS We now have fair supply of
those large school tablets, big. bulky ones.
at only i0C each. On sale at Eytfy evening
business Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
MERCHANDISE
Wanted 10 Buy

Wanted 10 Buy DO
OLD COLD will buy your old gold and
silver miilard y. Davis. Oil East sec
RADIATORS Several second hand hot
water radiators. In irHt-class condition.
Need about sd0 feet. Address y ~ Every
Evening ONCE
TRUCK Light. iow four wheel 0ne-horse
goose neck truck. IN good condition Ad-
dress Q H. Every Evening once.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Bonr1 6
ADAAis 81. i0f5 ieOom and board for
two gen tlefnen. All conveniaDces.
ADAMS ST., sDa Room with board for
gentlemen OF ladies. Also table board.
MARKET 81. 1900 Room on second
WAsniNGTON ST. Di9- Rooms and
board all couvonienees. Table board.
" FIFTH II. iO17- Room aud board for
two gentlemen man and wife.
". SEVENTH 81 SD e0orn and board.
Home comforts All con veHisnces Hot
water heat Phone 4fU3 W
Rooms without board 90
ADAkfs 81. sIs~ Furnished room, dcsir-
able location. Private fatuiy Phone 4a3s.
FRENCH ST. 81 kOonns for lodging aud
light housekeeping.
JEFFERsON ST. 1912 Nicely furnished
bedrooms. uoOd location Use Of phone.
JEFFERsOS So 40 Nicely furnished
second story front room. All eonven-
iences. Use of phons
MARKET ST. 103 Nicely furnished rooms
with use Of phone.
RODNEY ST t4a6 Two furnished rooms
One with hot and cold water
ROOM Very desirable, with bath For a
gentleman. Phone 1853
8 GRANT AVE 42S Union Gardens.
Newly furnished room for gentlemen Pri-
vAte family
WEST SIDE Wellfurnished. large. soc
ond-stofy room. Good location. Phone 3DIl
NEAT ~, bIl Two large furnished
front rooms Suitable for two
wA~HfNoTON ST s23 Furnished front
room in modern apartment. Apply Mrs
Williams. s23 Warrington street
" SEVENTH ST los Nicely furnished
front room Phone SOFA
" NlSfH ~ 9ut Front room for ~
men Phone ip4t,J
" l2fH 81 i13 Rooms for rent All con
venieuce8
W SEVENTH Sf s07-T wo rooms either
furnished or unfurnished Can 3G43 }.
Rooms FOR Housekeeping SO
ADAMS. ST 9il Three unfnrnished
| 4 fOUKfH -. J0f Three unfurnished
rooms electric and bath.
| FIFTH AVE Two furnlRned rooms for
| light housekeeping Lignts and gas. - per
week Phone J12V !.
| LINCOLN ST lO3 Two rooms for light
housekeeping Bath and gas No objec-
tiuu - children
| MONROE 81 s2s- Two rooms and bsth
unfurniahed Light and nea
! M0RRDW ST s43 Two unfnrntshed
rooms for light housekeeping
/ y CLAYTON ST i0t- Three args rooms
and back porch electric light. steam heat
and gas
| WAsHINGTON ST. lOl6-Two front
/ rooms on second foor furnished for light
house. kee ping Heat. light and gas for
cooking
| W 18TH ST. 3O2-Two nicely furnished
| rooms for light housekeeping
Where 10 Eat III
| TABLE BOARD-By tho ~e1s. 7i5 King
i street Mrs r. Hand
i
/ Where s1 Stan In Tavn u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats


APARTAIESTS-Two rooms and bath
Hot water heat. hot water all year shower
baths, lRuttor service. Apply \ ouns & Co.
Tenth and hlng streets.
APAkTAiENT-Fou rooms. bath pantry
and front porch Immediate possession
Apply on third door ;. Clayton street
APARTMENT--Jus finished With fine
view Of river. Four rooms nd bath heat
and light. he Jefferson. New Castle. Del.
Phone New Castle a.
E NINTH ST. Ia partTnent, scond
hoor. Electric and gas. back porch.
JEFFERSON ST, 9O9-B Bachelor aprt-
ment. furnished. Two rooms and bath. No
housekeeping.
LOMBARD ST. loOo-Apartment. four
rooms. first hoor. Apply Tenth street be-
tween Pine and kirkWood. at oyster house
EANDENEk AVE. 529-Two rooms,
furnished apartment. All conveniences.
For young couple.
" 23D ST, 9-Three rooms. furnished
apartment. No children.
29TH AND MARKET STs.-A Apartments
Apply schwartz Investment Co. 7l2 Ford
Building.
Business Places For Rent rs
/ COCHRAN BLOCn Middletown. Del
Most desirable business location in Mid
dletown. Possession March l. 1927. Equft-
able Trust Co. Wilmington. Del.
PYTaIAh CASTLE-For rent All con-
veniences. Including chairs for dances
entertainments. razaars. church affairs
Day or evening Jesse II Horner. 42l King
| PRIVATE GAkAOk>- rent, S5 per
month 14lI Riyerytew avenue. Phone
UNION ST. BOP Large store for rent In
qutre within.
Houses For Rent II
FOR RENT Ok sALk Beautiful t0-room
home. modern improvements at CLAY
mont. Del Give possession immediately
Penn Del Development Corp. $50 Market
slIeeS | 5l9he { :
!
Offices and Desk Room rs
! DESkROoM-F For rent. Apply 42I Orange
street.
Wanted-To Rent 81
HOUSE or APARTMENT -High-class.
wanted for winter months furnished &
5. Somers. dlO Market street,
HOUSE Wanted Five or six rooms, with
bath, or small apartment. Reasonable
Address n ), Every Evening Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
Help Wanted-Nfale

AN OLD EgTABLISHED HOUSE-Not in
stalment in a nearby city. has an excep-
tionally good opening for capable and
energetic furniture salesman to represent
them In Whining ton Applicant must have
knowledge of floor coverings and draper
les Satisfactory remuneration and un-
usual opportunities for advancement for
the right man. Address o 81, Every Even
Ing Ofice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
AUTOMOBILES
service Station, Repairing

AUTO REPAIR co Dealers for Mason
and Perfection Fires. Everything for the
automobile. ll27 French street. Phone
AUTOMOBILE OwNERs-Ask us about
cylinder grinding and why we excel In THIS
line L. G.. Motor sales Co. loS-lio
Market street
AUTO PAINTING-And trimming. Work
guaranteed. Estimates chocrfully given.
Stiftel. 1902 French street. Phone 32U2
BLACkSMITHING- Bent tenders, broken
chassis repaired. Truck bodies built. Auto
Repair shop, 1905 sycamore street.
FORD REPAIRING And ovcrhauling.
Thorough understanding of Fords. 40
ccssories III ii Collins. Phone 5o23
HOTEL STOECkLE GARAGE-io4-oo
French street. Lot me put your Dodge in
Al condition Thomas scott. Phone 6737W
JOHNSON'S GARAGE Makes speciality
of washing and grcasing cars Reliable
work. Phone 1926 J. 900 Wollaston street
MAXWELL * JACKSON Van spring oil
crS lubricato your automobile while you
ride. Third and Clayton streets
STOP. LOOK Come down and inquire.
Your motor leaking oil Ivy piston rings 7
Lack of power Now is tho time to have
IL fixed and be ready TO start out In sum
mer with good results. Consult us now.
See Stecher. 400 Walnut street
SELDOM SERVICE STATION -5I7 ship
Icy street. Expert auto repairing, All makes
of cars. Prices reasonable We aim to give
satisfaction and charg" honestly
TRAY ElsEkS SERA ICE EIAIloN- ne
pairs and accessories Fair prices and salts
faction guaranteed Phone 223O, 7Oi West
Eighth street
TONI MARTIN GARAGE -42l Harrison
street Phone 622. General repairs. Ga-o-
line and oils.
| WEST SIDE GARAGE Is equipped TO re-
grind crank throws Agency for Invader
Oils and Mohawk Tires. Phone 1883 W.
500 n Van Buron street
Auto Livery-Garages I6
CALfs-Walker Garage, 5623, for autos
for private parties or weddings
WELDING. Lawrence Co.'S scored cyl
inder process used Bring your broken auto
parts to me. Dillman. 30S Madison street.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
Summer Places For Rent

NEAR ROChLAND-Fo rent for six
months. November l 20 May / country
home near RockIand. Ten tooms and
bath. Partly furnished. steam heat eicc-
trio lights, good water supply. sara5e for
two cars. supply OF heater coal in cellar
Apply NJ. ID Gcossan, 2J2 Equitable Bldg
ROOAts-Two nicely furnished, for lght
housekeeping. + II. Every Evening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25

ANNEA HOTEL-East Fourth street Good
rooms With not water neat. tub and
shower baths. $3.50. $500 and s4.O0
weekly. single beds. 35c. soc. 75c and 81.
Open Jay and Sisnt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25

USED CARS
BUICK. 1920. 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1920. 5-PAss.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. TOURING.
BUICK: 1917. COUPE.
BUICK: 1918. 7-PAss.
OLDsNlOBILE. 1915. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO.
22l W. TENTH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25
Private instruction

FOHETGN LAN0UAtitS
Ii will no longer be necessary to go out of
Wilmington for expert instruction In for
eiEn languages We are plea sci to announce
that I'm addition To our regular modern
business courses will In the future teach
under the popular Hines Private lndlyids
uaf instruction Plan, French. Spanish and
Italian This we know, Will bp welcome
news 70 many Whining stonians and to all
those interested suggest prompt atten-
tion as tho enrolment will be limited.
Hines Private business College, au2 w
Twenty second street Phone 6225 W.
HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
4u2 " twenty second Phone 5127 W
Private lessons IN laus uaRes Shorthand.
Typowr riting. bookkeeping. Sc Expert
instructors Every DAY an evening I
a IN 10 10 y m Enroll a. any time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25

BOY-To work afternoons from 40 to
4 30 Must have work papers. Apply at
once TO Mr.. Crossgroye, Every Evening
Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25

USED CARS
PEERLESS, 1918. 7-PAss.
MARMON. 1917. 7-PAss.
PEERLESS. 1917. SEDAN.
HUDSON. 1920. TOURING LIMoU-
SINE LIKE NEW
MERRICK MOTOR CO..
e23 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-25

OpERAToRS-Girise eypcrienced on power
sewing machines 70 work athletic union
suits. Clenn work, excellent working con
ditions. Worry best pieccwork prices. Apply
Topkis Bros. Co.. 2I7 French street.