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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
'CRlss LODGE Or MAs|0Ns
SHOWS MATERIAL GROWTH
Annual Review Of Work By
Grand Master j. Flattering:
Al Work On Code: Notes
End Comment

Morn than slx handresi mesu6ess .
She Oklahoma State Grand Lodge hAs
Registered az the MAsonle temple =
O'Clock More wsFe coming IA os
every train
When the gfand hodge session ~.
called 70 order "Wednesday mofnsns
the auditorium was crowded wssh ID
lcrrslcd Masons. l,asi masters. mast
cgs and wardeus
Presentation of the annual rseogl
,of AlonKo Connof. frand master
showed tbs grand lodge 10 BE- IN !
hish prosperous cossinlosA purlns
the year three nc~ lsiges ~efo conc
stliaied a. savannah. Meekcr, and
fiyher sixtecn speeia dispense :
tlons we're granted
Closins his address. the grand mas
ter said
"A this. cur twelfth oommunlca
ton. the heart of every Mason goas
out In sympathy to al who have suf
tered b. reason ~ the late wAr Amer.
lean IDEALS have imprinted Themselves
upon the civilization of the ~orla
and al least one great l.arIose- has
been maintained. and that Is Ne hass
clearly evidenced 60 all mankind that
we have no desire 60 take away any
thing from the other fsllom Or the
other nation
During ihe period OF Reconstruction
ihe daly and responsibilities 81 the
Individual Mason viii continue 10 BE-
and varied " MIsm.
and other dangerous and radical doe
lrinc are rampant throughout the 81
Tire world An effort Is hvinR made
10 taini our fair land with this false
nrg. upon you. a. Mas
pns. 20 stand filaiy with other Fgsa
American citizens IN guarding THE
free country from such peraleiaus
and 10 SEQ 10 u that those
sho seek 10 destroy our FREE insu.
ions be transported from our shores
With the utmost speed Let Us main
ain. herr In America. what our fore.
nihers Intended a land OF liberty
quality and fraternity
Sp"clal lodge work was the foutiae
Tuesday Tho committee 10 revise
he code "a siill 81 work Il Is be
leved some lively debates viii a.
ompany the adoption OF The ne~
ode. Under the new oode. the work |
y the secretary aud grand master
gill be greatly simpllfied It Ia be
Ieved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
18TH BIRTH Anniversary
OBSERVED BY ROTARY
Exceptionally Interesting Lunch
con Is Held, PROCESS OF Boy
Survey; To Arrange
Rotary Concert

The Rotary club celebrated the tlfs
ieenth anniversary of kotariAnism al
noonday luncheon AZ the lone
In 1896 Rotary embraced one ciuh
with tour members. II was orga
nifed in Chicago. today there are coo
eiubs with 00oo members. and is
cardinal meglo to foster afri encour-
age hlgh ethical standards in hasi
ness and professions. and the ideal
Of service as the basis of all worthy
enterprise Is stronger nov than az
lgs inception
. President Elhefi burton Who has
been in New York on q buying tour
FOR Burton Bros. store was back on
the job today. and received the Ro-
tartan salute The luncheon was
hlghly enjoyable The club nov COM
Prise. 81 members as against 50 last
December. and every member WAS
present save three. The spread was
made Ia the main dining room
Touching on the work of the city
fcontlnued on Page Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
VIII SON To REMOVE
CHAIRS FROM THEATRE
Owner of the Royal Opera House
Property To Rent the
Place To Motor
Concern

T = Wilson. owner ~ the opera
house. announced today offcall,
hat he intended 20 lease the house 10
an Oklahoma City firm for garsg
and motor caf accessories purposes
Ne declared the house would be-
closed Saturday nivht and that the
chairs in the auditorium would be
removed and sold. a. well as ihc
new $4,000 plano. which aan bought
but never Installed
|s Wilson AYERS That he has expended
sgi.oo9 In Improvements sufficient 20
justify keeping the house 10 opera
tlon longer
Wilson admits that be knows moth
ing whatever about the theatrical
business. He has had working ar
rangemeni with Ned Ped'go for pie
ture shows. bot Pedigo finds the op-
Grafton u two houses hardship and
viii cancel out the theatre.
While Harry Afdery was manager
q the theatre. be booked three frat
'class theatrical attractions a month.
Iand made money The house giving
good returns on the investment.
Wilson LEI out Ardery and took on
Fd Bentley vho sought 10 operate
the house without first making film
contracts aud Advertising contracts
He bought films and advertising -
The mood struck him.
Wilson says the two other picture
shows have contracted with leading
producers and that he can have moth
ing but "second-rnn" films
Wilson told the Rotary club today
OF his plans. II viii certainly be a
calamity to have the opsa house
closed. bat JUS how the Rotary club
can proceed Il hard 70 determine
Ned pedigo said todry that he bad
plans under way FOR new opera
house on the present site Of the High
land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
THERE IS SOME SYSTEM
IN THIS METHOD
A Street Railway That Really
Does Heip fhs Farmer
Deliver the
0ooda

N~s Ilasen Conn. Fsb s1--As sx-
psrimtnf - tss ase u tae hamper for
carrying pf0daets ffea the fsfn,er 10
fhe siiY householder j. being tried In
eonnecfleaf The department u aTrt-
culture has approved the Idea which
- patterned on that Of the pArrxl
post rural ssFvie. The street rail-
ssy express i the msdlam Of trans-
poftsfs9a. not the malls.
A farmer may take srdsrx ~ teie-
phone or mail. flil ~ . hamper and
deliver Il 90 the street railway con :
psny which maintains an auxflfnry
express seryiee along t. lines With
aatonolie delivery In the eisie~. Exxs
pouitfy, potatoes. apples aud other
farm products. orasfsa over the wtrc
may be delivered In Tee hours with
a. much care a. a marketman 10 toun
gives to his city customer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

-Wsglhington il-es.lelf Wilsca
ieply 10 The entente 9femi,rs on h'
;dristlc question vas started 1,
Europe.
Washington teauiis we're PC
.eived announcing n, rcleas, OF Jo-
senh +. Askew an Ara iese rec~nus
eAfmred hy MeNlcans.
oakland. tal-~M Miss Arila Nhil'cy
we'll kno.sa soeli ami cha.iis
'rker sentenced 20 irOm one 10
folrieen years IN lssn on charge
~ criminal syndicalis,.
New York rro Aien's Jchr
.ieydlcr Of the Na'ohsl leaguc. anf
Ban Johnson 81 tlr American. d'r-
.rssed candidates for gAr Champion
ship 8. the nationai comriaAicn bot
we enable 10 agrsc a. mar
Chlcago-P y Richardson. pfes-
idenl OF The American Federation OF
Railroad Workers. IN statement sent
members OF congress. charged con
sphAey OF officers OF the American
Federation OF Labor and officials Of
the railroad administration.
Washington Universal miliiaey
training will be omitted from the
house army organization bill and viii
be the subject Of separate legislation
At the session OF congress in De-
--Douglas. Arlz Licuts. G.. T.
Usher and NJ l.. wolge. army avla-
tors. held as nominal prisoners. fol-
lowing their forced landing on Mexi-
ran soil February ,. released.
Iron River. Mich-Major A. v.
DsiffFmIse prohsbpspn xnfoncaneut
officer for the central states. with
4 number of assistants. arrived he-e
10 clear up alleged violations Of The
prohibition Law There was no ex-
otemeni
-Tecoma. Wash "A dcta hmeni
= federal troops ordered 10 Monte
'rno. Wash. where eleven Industrial
Of The World are on trial
or alleged participation in the arm
silce day celebration disturbance al
,eniralla
New York-Fire IN the Robert
Jacobs shipyards 81 City Island. dcs
Foyed two Yachts and three build
ngs Sir Thomas Liaton's challenger
or Americas cup. Shamrick ~. was
by the flames but Was
Isyed b a change IN the wind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
INDIANS NEW BRIDE
"VAMP[O" JUDGE LOWE
Mrs Anna Laura Lowe Barnett,
Bride Of Richest Indian, Once
Wife ~ Guthrie
Man

Me- Anna laura Lose liafneii. ihr
ruira woman. who kidnapped ani
married Jacksen barnett. Oklahoma
millionaire Indian a. Coffrfvllle. Kan
san. ls The FORMER Slie ~ fuiEs fhos
J Love. fofmufiy of Guthrie. nos !
resident of AFlmofe
Judge i.oN. was srefegas, ~ Oaia
ho ua territory under Gov Henfrow
Upon retiring from fhai offirc be- ~as
mad" manaKer for Oklahoma ~ ths
Mutual i.lfo Insurance company. 81
Ns~ Yott This position he held f0f
twenty years being surcerdsd b. D
Guy Ovens. the presont manager
A state manager. Judge Lowe made
frequent trips to Tulsa There hc met
the woman fricnds here claimed the
Judge was -yamped II waa undsf
stood he Nas worth considerable
money.
When the Jndxs broarhi hls ~lir 20
Guthrie. hia dauNb,ef. Mrs Genie
Gano. refused 10 resolve her. Mrs
Lose remained az Tulsa ~ith her rye
year old daughter on November -.
1919 Airs Lowe was granted . dlyOrce.
the Judge not c0tneniinE
Mrs Barnett has made tN0 attempts
10 kldnap barney
A. Coffoysllic. yesterday. she said
= love jact Jaek Il no, eoiaE 20 Eive
me % Don't yoa love ne. Jsek
DEAR
Jack replied "uh-un-
MFs Lose vas a rood iooker Nheu
shs married Lose and dressed flash.
lly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
INCOME IA\ IIAt
rot Nj. ~ CLAIM

Chicago. Teb 2s startling Income
tar frauds. said 70 Involve several
hundred thousand dollars. uefe -.
ported TO have been discovered here
today wiih lhe anuoaueealent that
special tax investigators base been
assigned from Washington ioeaeek np
the alleged irregularities some of The
largest corporations in Chicago usfa
said to be- involved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

A reqnlsitlon asking Tor the return
or a u Williams Of cordel. 20 Cooke
county. Tenn. was denied By Governor
Robertson yesfSrday afternoon. The
requlsition was accompanied BY : lefs
ter from sheriff John Holt wslsSqg
requisition Ia case The defendant
agreed 70 pay $500. II vas shown
that the requlsltson vas prompted BY
an effort 10 collect debt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
Portfolio of
State Goes to
A Progressive

washington. rsb. 75-esin.
bridge Colby os ns~ YORK. ~ho
was one % the leaders IN the
Progressive psry under rhso-
aore Roosevelt. ~sll succeed Rob
srt Lansing a. secretary os state.
Annovncsmenf os his selection by
President Wilson ~ss made sodsy
81 the white hosse.
The selection os Colby came AZ
surprise. most oss,cisR sssor-
ing that Frank L. Polk. acting
secretary would be sppeintsd.
Ne vas Progressive IN 1879.
1914 and isfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
EDITOR Or THE CAT'
SAYS HE HAS DOPE
FIRST TEST ~ STRENGTH
On RATIFICATION az STU
FRA6E AMENDMENT IN
DlCATES TIE WOMEN
WILL. WIN TIE
FIGHT
BULLETIN.

Oklahoma City Feb 25 (Spe.
cial) Campbell Russell made the
statement this afternoon that he
had the done" and would pre-.
sent il 10 the legislature as a
sworn statement. The charges
not only will affect the governor
bu, the lieutenant governor and
and st least two members Of the
legislature. as well. II is said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
Evil Chasers A
Failed to Protect
This Indian

Chicago. Feb. 25.-u. N. SUN
Kim. chief Of the ksyuse In
dams Of UmstiIls county. Ore
ger. who was enroUse 70 Wssh.
inason on business for his tribe
~as found ssphysiated in q hotel
here today Ne had blown out
the gas On a string about his
neck wee four srnau cnsmois
Bags. In each bag was the dried
head of snake.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
GERMANS HUNGRY. nav
ptUNota TIA ssoss

ilerln. Web a. fond flosa arr rss
ported ~ l.adplrshassn and mobs are
said 10 BE- plundefing sho.s Numrr.
Gus arrests have hrcn made. accord
ms GO . dispatch received here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

Stockholders OF the Guthrie Country
club have been called TO meet March
I al o'clock at the-ciiy hall. 10 elect
new directors and make plans for
renewed interest In club welfare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
ANOTHER AMERICAN II
KIDNAPPED ~ BANDITS

Washington, feb. zs-Bsrry Ise-
gsrty. an American eissxsn. ~ss I'D
Mapped BY mesiesns 81 Msuri d.
rsneo. sn5 10 being held for ranson,.
according 70 Information received by
the state department TO-DAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
Headoof College >
For Women Is
ASSaSSinted

les Anssles. Calf, Feb. a.
Mics Fissenes -ossel. 50. o~ner
- sne ssatlrsso. Hsli Senoef
Ter clris IN south pssssenx. near
here. ~ss shos seo instantly KIT
led in her room lass nlens ey an
vnsno~n asssiisns. VINO then set
fire 10 the building. The fire
~as discovered BY Mas -ogssls'
father. aged %. ~so sstinssisnes
the flames.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
WILSON'S REPLY HAS
BEEN RECEIVED

London. Feb -5.- President VII
sons reply TO the allied note on the
Adriatic situation reached London
today and was delivered 10 the all 81
supreme council
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

Prohibition today ciose6 the doors
OF the Cafe de Paris. formerly known
as Rector's. one Of Broadwsy's most
famous restaurants and resulfea
the filing Of petition in bankruptcy
against the Pekin. also popular az
John Barleycorn.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

bWfa - thr tethftr nNandert as
aFKvd 20 ~ prea ud an visitln.
kniwhsA femplar teraiAlly Is
tAt4 lAy Asoii "a Kmmlneal
Commander
iAilicvnlAn flm nmsfy eAme q
Policeman lta empfY came 81
uaihFie ffua ukl 4 rny today sn
search tvr $50 a. uoasu riria
ile toand them a = afnsd h0ma AZ
ueen Mont zom~ gsfmoy uuth
Fian and has brsr eets.i euh ga
lsunmA tiiy p0i apartment tig
several yraga
Many s,~Ni thinEs enHh he ~
ported reeardlnx she Neaf HAST trtss
some of the bssinrss infstvsta hAYs
sone ever ,hs top Namrly lhe sate
and garage mea. the t.aae snd A
siraci gnsap, The uuthto taaa1fy
sad tho n u fafd ant shop mon rbe
coantg Coart house and isa MAsonie
temple. and tho rioncsr Coltpo Nlll
have paid o. pledsrd their AppoFliaa +.
msrt Mr. johnson ~ ths Hlte ilpass
haT cs'ellca an. % date. With eash aud
plcdsra The report iFem Crescent
ssaleriAy put Crvecent ahead Ia tha
Rural srpup Csenernt has already
sent Ia over $500 ln eaAh Apa pledges
lot the suod ~0fk 40 90 let there
be 20 alaekefs An ~ho eostrhato
tu this rellef ~ starving sallaren wili
SET due credit A record " beiu. hrri
Aai ~lll be available when ths
"duso "a over Neat sabbath 81
church and sabbath sehnpls arn ~.
auestod 20 iAso an oftyring asa send
u ~ opcc 20 y v Parsons, oklahDma
state bank. Guthrie i.et all llurui
churches respond
uklahopa CTS sill mAtn a strung
bid tor lhu kplneopal resldease of ths
Southwest district uf thn Methodist
shafoh ~ m" annual eonfrrsnee 10 We
held Ia Wichita. March afcofdlne 10
reports rcsclsed here ~ ,hufch offl
.lals The residence has been loeaiea
IN wlchna fof ihr past four fetrs
Kansas rily IL another strong
tender lof the blshoprf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
Masonic Notes

y W Trapnell, chairman Of The
room committee. Is doing good work
We did not make general oall FOR
Continued on Page 4. Col. 30
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
UNCLE SAM DRAWS A
TIGHT REIN ON NARCOTICS
State Agent In City Tells Of
New Regulations; Complete
Check On Every
Grain

The United States government Is
suppresing the evil 81 the pronis-
caous use OF narcotic drugs with a
strong hand. according TO J. r.
Green. Internal revenue agent. who IL
here today.
Under the new laws and regula-
tions Of the internal revenue de-
Isrtment Il ~ill be possible for the
government 70 locate nearly every
grain OF orium or cocaine in the
United States. the officer said
Green also commented on the con
fusion in the minds OF physicians.
pharmacists and the public as to
what must be done before a patient
mry use a narcotic. These rules ap-
ply:
The Doctor Must
Cd Register with the collector
OF internal revenue OF his district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

New Orleans. La. Feb 2s-Tonight
and Thursday fair little change In
tempel afure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
ASK RUSSELL TO PRODUCE
CHARGES

A request for Corporation Com
missioner Campbell Russell TO present
to the speaker Of the house whatever
eharees he sesirsd 70 make against
Governor Rohsrtson's pardon and pa
role peliey. with awidsvits and other
proof. Was made this morning by
Speaker waldrsp IN accordance with
the resolution passed shortly after
the hovse vas called TO order.
The suffrage ratification resolution
was scheduled to have iss first read
ing In the senate this afternoon and
senate leaders said n necessary TREY
~oul5 rest until later In the day T.,
give the house time TO debate the
proposition NJ length.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

ae Aanaai lnseestlea % uulhfis
Cemmanisft M ~ kau his rsm
piaf ~lll lsks pisse on fhaisdAy alsht
~ hslf past aesea eeinek 0sand
- u,nsanter Ftvi y clara ~ ~ Rsne
wiil be taseessius effAoF AZ pssa
bvfa - che Csthrte e'AnmAnaery are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
DEBATE WAS reArsp

Debate on the suffrage resolution
occupied virtually the entire morning
of the third day of the special session
IN the house. Tire lower body dis
solved itself from the committee Of
the whole during noon ard recessed
reces5ed until one o'clock when u
Was expected the debate would be
resumed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

Oklahoma City. Feb. 2s.--Ansi'
ratification forces suffered a defeat
In the first sk,emish in the house 10.
day when w. L. cheatham OF eris,o~,
moved 70 substitute for the resolution
calling for ratification Of the federal
womens suffrage amendment a reso
luton referring the question FOR
popular vote In the August primaries
Representative chesthar's motion
was ruled out ef order BY W. 7. Ana.
lin. presiding as chairman os the
eemn ,ttse of the whole. when
Chairman Arglln's decision Was sp.
pealed 10 the house, = standing vote
without a roll call showed fifty -four
members sustainsns A. Ts's was .
majority of approximately two thirds
~ fbnse prexent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

Continued on Page 5. ca -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

GD Register with the collector
Df internal revenue OF his district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
NEW ORDINANCE TO
4 LICENSE BUSINESS
City Council to Hear Those Inter
csted at the Next Weekly
Meet ng.

City Council, at Is regular meeting
last night, gave second reading to the
third license ordinance covering some
~ lines of business and providing a
license fee ranging from $40 TO 500 u
wear. As many OF the businesses mentioned
IN the ordinance overlap n provision was
made that n tax be paid only on the prin-
cipal business when one party is engaged
IN more than one covered by the ordinance:
On motion of Councilman Forwood the
next, meeting OF Council on Thursday
evening was designated to be open for
hearing ON the new ordinance when all
persons affected 10y il may come before
the council and be heard.
The matter of reimbursing the Liberty
Housing Company for Improvements
made at Cleland Heights was presented
10 Council and referred To Council IN
committee of the whole. The city is asked
90 accept the sewers, drains, water pipes
and fire apparatus and To reimburse the
company for the amount of costs of those
improvements. Interest at the rate OF
live per cent per annum Is also asked
from the date of the expenditures An
apprnlscment must be made that will be
satisfactory TO the city and the company.
Councilman Abrahams presented
communication from John A. FRANKIE,
502 West Seventh street complaining of
the condition of the car tracks in the 500
block of West Seventh street The Traction
Co operates three lines over this street
and the complaint states that the tracks
arc broken in several places and are so
uneven that the vibrations caused by the
cars going over them loosened a veranda
from the home of Harvey Nichols. The
communication was referred to the Street
and Sewer Department. Mr.. Abrahams
also asked the Street and Sewer Depart
mcnt to investigate numerous complaints
made about the car tracks crossing Union
street at Sixth and Seventh.
Council received request asking the
members TO march in a Columbus Day
parade October II. IL was decided that
As many as possible would participate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
DEATHS

HASTINGS-fn this city. on October ,.
1920 John +. Hastings. beloved husband
OF Ruth r. Gaynor in his 30th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence
224S Thirty second street. CarncyS Point
n D. on sunday afternoon at | O'Clock
lnterment at Mt. Salem cemetery.
YARNALI-In this city. on October g.
1920. Katherine r.. wife of Willard ;.
NArnali
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence
g W Twcnty-siNth street. on Saturd ay
afternoon az ? O'Clock lntcrment private.
-NAIKFR-I this city, on October &. 1920.
Cora T.. Walker. in her 5Sth year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attsnd the funeral services at the resi-
dence Of her sister. Martha C. Holladav.
2405 Washington street, on Friday, Octo-
her :. NJ $50 O'Clock. Interment at
smyrna, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
Dress Accessories Seen nthe Store

One thing leads 10 another Just when purchases
handkerchiefs, and here that lovely
It's but step to perfumes of haunting sweetness TO powders
and lotions made the table and the handbag
and thence to smart bags in the delightful shapes fabric
leather and to neckuear to hosiery past umbrellas
to ribbons destined enhance already charming lingerie
handsome fros and morning spent here leads to many
attractive discovery.
Main Floor, Right and Left Aisles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
DAY AFTER DAY

In the morning lace your Warmers Pust Proof Tor
other days do you not often think how trustworthy and de-
pendable il rs?
So unlike ordinary which begin show the
effects Of everyday their lines growing less firm and
their material and boning gradually giving wsy--bus
Warmers Rust-Proof Corsets
keep their good netrough hard and after repeated wish
ings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
Prices Take A
Tumble Off
Children s
Fall Coats

Parents with coats TO buy for
children within the following age
sizes mentioned will do we'll TO
investigate this special offer be-
fore deciding TO buy elsewhere.
In the group are navy. copen,
brown. green, tweeds and mix
lures. Their styles are youthful
and warnrth and good service are
emboiied in each and every one.
The price savings are note
worthy.
s6.o8 Goats s7.o8 Coats
Now $3.50 Now $500
sfO.5O Coats $3.50 Goats
Now $3.50 Now $3.50
First Floor, Rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08


and winter stocks and our arrangements for
your comfort and pleasure; TO see the mag
niflcent new downstairs store. most complete
in appointments, no better lighted or ventil-
ated in the country.
You'll find it the easiest store TO do shoe
buying in you ever visited. You'll be sur
prised and pleased if you only come TO look.
You'll be satisfied to come again if YOU buy,
because the shoes you want are here, the
STYLES, the qualities, the variety of models
and because we have the kind of help that
can fit you correctly: that can help you find
what YOU want, that can suit at the price
you wish to pay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08

Wimngtonans discover their most imperative in
October particularly when the cold snap gets the Nova
days very ample number of them bring their here first
because Crosby Hill Co. stocks excellent fairly priced
and satisfying Secondly because the newest things
always shown here first and the choicest and decisive
gains that the action Of the trade produce naturally here
and public
Stocks better. store service excellent
and store well equipped to meet and meet hand
oney the needs of and desires of DelawareS thousands