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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

] L Larson. to John A Widness
and Kristofa Widness. A
Peter Cox ID l. @ 6 $ 1 W.. $40
Gladys Gray Palmer and r.
Palmer to Florence A Ris-
tine. prt 1t and bl IL
Salem ........ .......................... 81
Ed Ruef to C b Clancy, prt ID
l. c John Baker and w.t..
James 3 Young to Emily y
Boas. Its and Central
add Salem .......-......... .......-..
I ID Worden and Emma J Wor-
den to Albert Rich and Del
Ia Rich, 1890 A sit sec 26
6S iE ....-............. ..........-....--.
Arthur Il Harder and Elizabeth
Harder to Frank A Sandberg
and Cora Sandburg. so A
see 26 in As NV ..................
l. 4 Reynolds and Ruth 8
Reynolds, S A Hughes and
Orpha Hughes to C L Wright
and Margaret Wright, prt
ID l. c Donald Presley IS
w .,..-.,.--.-.,.. ..T-,......-.. ...-.....-..
l. Mack and Jane Mack to
r r Rex Coleman ana
Gladis Eva Coleman, II l bl
l add ''C'' Woodburn ........ Il
John Peyree, William Peyree
and Jessie Peyree to A J
Barham and Laura Barham.
L Il Btebe and Ora 'Bebee
prt ID l. C Abram Olinger SIS
wv ........... -..-.,...... .,.,-.....,..... ~
Charles Roth and iseoiyne
Roth. John II Broer and Bs-
ther Broer TO Ray Bremmer
and Evelyn Bremmer, 1t 2
Eastside add Salem ......--..... 2i
Isaiah Beecroft and Lucinda
Beecroft to Alison II Bum
and Carrie Bum, 1906 A
john Martin d l. &C rs 2W
I, II West and Gertrude West
TO # l. Chambers, Prt bi SO
Salem .......... .--........ ..,......s..
w + Shultz TO G N Matlock
Matlock, Il 40 and Al Halls
home tracts .,.......... ,.....-.....-.
Mabel Adams Paterson and I.
~ Paterson, Frances Adams
Reynolds and C A Reynolds
Louise Adams. Alfred l. Ad-
ans, Alfred Coolige and
Edith Coolige to Jennie NJ
Gibson. II 1 bl 1 Parkside
add Silverton .......-.. ..........
C l., Morgan to Emma Louoh-
r'iiler Il Ia Phelps add Sill
Verton ............ ...--..-...- ---.--.-.- II
Anna WenEer to David Wenger
40 A in 6S NV ......--...........
A uusttcf tNaallra ond ctana
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

ssssDing sss porch. sln' good Ioa. cGndi sn,li,
~ saa sidswall'e 'e',veway. paved street
s..ks s.eeks norm near car line, a few
,,sionaI bn,, u Or State street. Ex-
n sn Iaev balance ike fIgy, rent terms, 8 ms.
IS ~ o.sgon bl,srsf BLDG p, 5: R, Pearson.
hss1- = House by o1----------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
LIVESTOCK

Portland, Or. Feb 19--cattle steady
receipts none; steers best s11.50 q
1850; good to choice s10.5o@1t.5o;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Why Sell For Less?

WE will pay you more cash for your
household goods. Get our bid be-
fore you sell. Peoples Furniture
and Hardware Store. 271 N. Com
mercial street. Phone 734.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Poultry ana Eggs

Portland. Or, Feb 10 Weak;
Eggs selling price case count,
43c; buying price, case count, 4ac:
huying price Acc; selling price
candled soc; selected candled IN car
tons 53c.
Poultry; Hens 500 Ssc: broilers IS
a 40: roosters 1Sc; turkeys dressed
40 q ace; geese 2OL25cs ducks IS q acc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

prOpertr Vt will trade for Salem
a. Jsfferrsoorr room ON, modern bungalow,
Marion St, s.. $40. ss,o. N. H. Jones, SIS
f0R ssTT ar, : oalem. Or. a3S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Transferc.
FOR SALE
Tor Sale---H0llsac.

have for noOui sai that modern house q
and silI sst sale, close in. we want 1t.
seoa RessIs,,t. sst You the cash. John H. r.
fssp s-.se -seealty Co. 90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Socolofsky,
341 State st.
Lost And Found.

LOST--Or strayed, black and white
pointer. Call 1526W. k36
LOST--License tag E23 in or near
Salem. Finder please leave at this
office. k39
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

STRAWBERRY plants. progressive
Everbearlng, Ettersburg 121 and
Wilson. Vigorous well rooted plants
Place orders now. Ward X Rich
ardson, 1896 Front Phone 494 $50
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Real Estate Transfers.

] L Larson. to John A Widness
and Kristofa Widness. 8 A
Peter Cox ID L @ s 1 W.. $4,000
Gladys Gray Palmer and r ]
Palmer to Florence A Ris-
tine. prt It and 8 bl IL
salem 35Ol
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

WOOD SAN-Fisher boys will saw
your wood. Phone 1ea4. mss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
DIRECTORY
Optician
OsteOpath.

TYPEWRITERS. libraries. office fur
niture and appliances bought and
sold. Ill N. High. Phone 340. 50s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
For Sale---Farms

20 ACRE prune orchard for sale, full
bearing, good condition; indications
of a good crop this year; room
house, barn, rock road Rosedale
district l will sell at bargain this
month. $4,000 cash will handle bal
ance easy percent. S. r. Pear
son, 405 Oregon bldg. Phone 4Sb"
FOR SALE--160 acre farm 5 miles
from Salem, nearly all in cultiva-
tion, 10 acres in fruit, good 9 room
house, wind mill and tank house.
water piped to house, barn and
hog house: silo, barn for 25 cows
and horses. Address Box 70 Jour-
nal b3a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Real House Bargains.

: room new, modern cottage, lots
on N. Liberty st. This is a swell lit
tie place. $500, $500 cash.
s room good house. bath, toilet,
electric lights. A good buy. $1600;
near school and street car.
room house, plastered, electric
lights bath and toilet, improved
street $500, good terms
s room modern bungalow, full base
ment. $4,000.
Z room modern bungalow, large lot
fuIl basement. A swell home. $4,000.
) room house. bath. toilet. electric
lights, close in $500. 5000 cash, bal
ance $40 per month.
John H. Scott Realty Co.
o1Q Oregon bldg 3Ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
REAL ESTATE
Look These Over

100 acres. 80 acres in cultivation,
geod buildings. located within 6miles
of Salem on gravel road. A real buy
at $100 per acre.
room plastered bungalow. all mod
ern except basement. Located in the
north part of town, within y block
of car line Price $3.50. Good terms
Estes & Magee
42S Oregon Bldg. Salem.
Portland Office: 909 Chamber Com,
n36s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
FOR SALE

tOk SALE-
room house and lots. n Liber-
ty, city water, for $500. $500 cash.
room house and two lots for s7Oc
800, balance $12 on each per
month. Good 4 room house. new
barn, 1850 n. Front St for $1,000,
$500 cash. balance $l2.50 mon,n.
lot.
Also large Z room plastered house
and barn for $500, fine lot. city
water $3.50 cash and SIS month.
all ct 6 per cent semi-annual inter-
est.
Also good room house on y. Com.
see. for $1,000, 5000 cash, $12 per
month. Nice lots for $500 each. easy
terms. A nice eoI'~r lot on 21st and
Oak, 60x100 feet. orner, 5000. s95
cash. balance SIS month. Also our
fine home, 90 acres, 8 miles east of
pen; team, wagon, COW, hogs, SO
chickens, ~ tons hay, 100 bushels
wheat, tools. etc. $500. Ia cash,
balance time 6 percent. Buy home
now while cheap on easy payments.
Ryans. Phone 1878. aS5
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Kinney & Smith
FARM LANDS OF BIG VALUE

FARM LAMBS OF BIG VALUE
25 ACRE FARM
Suitable for raising chickens or for
dairy ranch. on fine road only one
mile from r. r., close to good schools
23 acres under cultivation, Is acres
in crop, 2 acres fine family orchard
and berries. Nice stream of living
water, Fair improvements. A real bar
gain at $4,000. Some terms.
73 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM
miles from good city. Has fine
family orchard and is in q fine berry
section. About so acres in cultivation,
balance is pasture and timber. Has
fair sized house, large dairy barn.
silo, hen houses, etc. A lot of this
farm is new land. Price $4,000. Good
terms.
56 ACRE DAIRY RANCH
mile to town and good schools;
located on excellent road. 80 acres of
fine land in cultivation; balance is
good pasture. Fine family orchard.
Could raise several acres of fine To-
ganberries on this place. Fair inn
provements. Place is stocked with sev
eral cows, horses, go chickens, sew
eral tons hay, feed, seed and good
| line of farm equipment. 20 acres
now in crop Everything goes. at &c.
000 Terms.
Call at our office and let us give
you the particulars about these and
other places. Tell us what you want;
we either have it or can get it for you
Give us your listings of all kinds of
property whether improved or other
wise. We are here to serve you.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE room, house and one
acre of ground at 2406, Oak street; !;
2 good wells. barn and other out
buildings on place. a4I
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Safety Razor Blades.

SAFETY razor blade sharpening ma
chine, first installed at A. B. Stew
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
,SCTFTFD AID RATES.

9 inssfsl'1.sl cents. Minimum per "a 70
etnls ,ssrtion only in New To-Day.
FlrsL hssi sh in advance ana not tax
clu ads eSsm saoa unless advertiser has
g e',slg osSs account. No allowances lof
shone errors. ------- ----------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
228 Oregon bid
10 ACRES

6 acres bearing fruit; y out on
good road. No improvements. You'n
have to hurry to get this one. $3.50,
1880 cash, balance years. John II.
scott Realty Co.. 22S Oregon bldg. NJ
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COUNTY FUNDS.

Treasurer Iippincott reported to the
levy Court today that New last ie county y,
has current funds amounting e s98, lo4. " :
and s miscellaneous roads account u
S696. 10
He also reported the following lunaa
for the maintenance 81 dirt roads, 'ciils
tiana hundred, Sl5,Ge3-a6t Mil : Ieek-
81 04l .53. White CLAW Creek, S3,127-35,
Poncadcr. $3.50 10. New Castle 81 3D. 30
Red Lion, S3.l76.9i 81. Georges -.
Z37 06; Appoqunimnk, s134.oO, i1lack
IIrd 81 rs 90. HrandNMlnc. Sbl3. !
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FIFTEEN YEARS IN SING SING

New York, Juno 22--James f: Foye.
former hotel clerk, convicted of theft OF
$3.50. 900 worth of jewels from Mrs,
Regina Y. &. Millhiser,, was sentence"
today to fifteen Sears IN S'ng Sing' -,
Foye had considerable time in which
to recoyer s25. 900 worth Of the jewels still
missing but had not done so, the Judge
said in sentencing him.
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BtJILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
permits "a follows:
Twenty-seoond street, GOT East; J. l.,
Carpenter, Jr., owner, $. J. Colt builder
garage, S75.
Washington street. sl5; Mrs. George
Gebhart owner, J. +. Rigney builder
addition, sl0O.
Market street, corner Tenth street
r.. |. du pont Co. owners, Old Colony
Club builder: alterations, $500.
Greenhlll avenue, ltO5-9. IL. Rodney
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Survey Of ChrHstiara.

A survey of the Christiana from New
mort 10 the Delaware river has been com
plcted hy the local United states l',s,flSt
Engineer office This Eirvcy WAS made
for the purpose OF determining the amount
Of dredging Tint has already been accom-
plished and the work that remains 10 pe
romnlctcd The survey will also likely he
used in the plans for the development OF
be r,.rt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
PRIMARIES IN MINNESOTA.
State Auditor Preus Leading for KepupH-
can Gubcrnntorial Nomination.
atod Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
St. Paul, Mimi, Juno 2zrrrIlInafy Dor 1f ,n.
elections returns today from ,OO5 OF 8, loo
Minnesota precincts showed that state
auditor j. A. o. Preus was leadins SIX
candidates for theIiepublican gubernation, nn
al nomination with plurality OF zl,ooo
over Henrik Shipstead OF GIenwooh.
Preua was the choice of the Republican
elemination contest. Shipstead was the
Non-partisnn League candidate.
Kavor l.. c. Hogson of st. Paul, who
pollcd big plurality in this city, was
leading the seven candidates for the Demo
cratic nomination or governor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Camppipn AGAINST Gourers.

nv Associated Press 90 Every hvenins
Pttshurg, Pa, June % Officials to-
day inauguratcd campaign against
guess work gougine OF housewives NY
ice,non in This city. The housewives, il is
alleged are being sh tweighod hy the
ethod Of guess weight. which has re-
placed the SYSTEM of weighing ice IN the
poorer sections of the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
To Act I'm Emergency.

Nv Associated Press "a Every Evening
Charleston, w Va, June % Govern
or Cornwcll, who is cn route 20 the Demo
cratic National Convention, SAID before
leaving Charleston that he bad arranged
with Dr G. A Singsel, Republican leader
of the state senate, to assume the chict
executive s office IN an emergency during
l,tc ubecpcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Victory Medal Distribution.

The blank forms for those wishing TO
secure Victory Medals are expected IN a
fcw' dovs M the L s Army recruiting
station, ut SCI Market street, following
which the medals will l,c distributed N
This district Full particulars about the
medals can he secured at the recruiting
sInllnn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
By AirpInne TO Attend Wedding.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, June 22.-An all-mctal mono
plane flying from New York to omaha,
where the passengers viii attend wed-
ding. left Chicago today on the last zap
of their trip The passengers were John
Larsen, owner, Mrs. Larsen, Major l.. y.
Lent of the Aerial Forces, and Willie
Buph, meohanioian.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Asrusee pIon Of Selling Liquor.

Tho case Of Samuel ploT. charged with
selling Intoxicating liquor without
hcene" was continued after Icing called
II Cry Court today, until Juno ~
Charles Gcddes, who was arrested SUNDAY
tor hisorderlv conduct wnle ! WIS aileged
he was lptoxicatcd, sald Tlon sold him his
huiur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Sal 5 Of Niundy & {

AIundv d Co. mad the loila Hg trs
aturdav. Property of Mr ~
West Twentieth street sold to ii. Low,
for 81. 500 property Of Mr. Low. 5l5 West
'rwcntv-sixth street, 10 Alr Wagner, for
81. 100: $40 kirkwood street by Chetrm
~ A L IaNInn. fnr S.. COO
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Holds Biddlo Pays Enough.

Judge Hastng thought that u"pPFt
Riddc WAS paying his w'tc enough ~ ms
wars 10 support herself and children
and refused 10 increase tho amount 'nlS
morning "a Municipal Court However
il said that Bidddc ought to mend his
uaCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
PHOENIX SHOWS LARGE IAN.
Arizona City More Thnn Doubles II
Formulation in Decade.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, juno 22.-F1gures wore
given out by the census hureau TINS morn
ing S,bar,epoi pn ero Pa if,5Ie, increase 1901
Canonsburp, Pa, 10, 832 increase 6,74l, /,
or 1872 per cent. ,,o
Phoenix, Aris., 2o,053, increase 17,9l9
or 1909 per cent.
Torrington, Conn, 2o,623, increase
514O or 1872 per cent. zoo
Salem, Mass, 42,5l5, decrease l,lS2
or = nor cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Tax Errors Allowed.

Tic levy Court today allowed John Il.
O'Nch. tav collector for Chnstana nun
dred, the following errors Tor 'hc year
1918 County and poor faNes' SlN''' :
roa1 ay, &l00
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
CHICKEN toy.


-h;oLon nov i. IN all probability, the
...,,rost. IL diseases of children and
eIsn a,,a II the leas. dangerous i usually
develons from about l2 - III days hileT
,,.,,as,'ra md begins with lever be
,o,.ar varies III degree from slig-'i rlsF ~
,o,,,,,erature - lU4 or lN3 degrees h'
,haTacterist,c eruption appears Al ne
sanc time This consists ot hls'er- Ae
rs,ne usually appearing first on nc oa'N
fer scattered Vps1cles hiIsfers are
soon on the face and hands, and frequently
in fhc mouth
: 7,he disease runs 4 mild course and com
v,Iete recovery ls 10 hc, expected Wl'nlh
Tor dava or two weeks, 1t is q mden a's-
oussad question rs 10 whether calhlleh
should he Intentionally exposed t. chleE'n
nox - II Is highly communcaoie aho
.,,4i,,d1,aI does not contract # during
hls childhood. he IS practically CERTAIN l"
have i AT some later period and thus may
sor,o,isly interfere with his business or
otber affairs. Without question. however
u-eek nunv child should nof he eN-
.,osod ~ the disease, as he will probably he
able to withstand the effects better at a
Iotcr time one attack 81 chicken poN
confa~s an absolute immunity. 50 that
aftcr ono attack there Is no danger OF the
rerson contracting il q second time
The nersnn having the disease must nc
ruo-antInpd. hut the strict ISOLATION 50
osscrtlal IN scarlet lever and smallpox IS
not necessary IN the treatment 81 chicken
nov uplcss there arc puny children YOU
.csIre To protect Confinement 70 the
house Is al! that Is required, unul ali scabs
have fallen oil.
Regarding the treatment Of chicken
nox there is not great deal 10 be done as
r e sall-lumited disease and comphca-
t,,na are not frequent The ch'ld must not
10 allowed To scratch hlmselt. however rs
fberc Is danger Of ms injecting he area ol
tho er,IDtion aud thus causing condition
winch NAV lead 10 permanent soaring
The finger nails should therefore, hc
trimmed short To prevent the scratching
and : The patien. still persists IN II, some
method must he adopted 70 cont1ne his
tnnds A solution OF tInctuTc q lodlht
aud alcono hall and nall, may hc used Ia
mint these eruptIons and prevent n'-
fection. SpongnC the patient with solu-
t,on Of warm carboilc acld zone halt iea-
enoopful TO the pint vii cftentimes reheNc
the itching The carb0hc acid should l'e
added to tie bot water and thoroughly
dissolved IN It before using. II the teNcl
* al all Inch, the patient must be put Jc
lied and gwen q lght diet.
doctor should always be called IN Al
tho first .lcn of eruption. as there Is oiteE
q mistake made in diagnosis between
cbicken pox and smallpox. The eruption
n the beginning IS often very slnhar
and 1t requires a trained person TO make
sure diagnosis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Soldiers Still Missing

The authorIues III Fort du Pont have
learned nothing new concerning the three
ESCAPED prisoners and thcr guard, who
disappeared from the tort y week ago 10
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
WHOOP|NG COUGH
AND CHICKEN P0X
Dseases Incident to Childhood,
Difficult to Prevent; Meth
DDS of Treatment.

ro,lo,,,inp is the eighteenth of series OF
- fnr tho mothers column, CON
,r,hnted hy the medical consultant OF the
60 Reconstruction Commission, ana
s,,hn;tted by the commission through the
-Iaar;ng house of the Delaware State fro-
gram:
wuoopING CouGH.
uhoon;ng cough is a most distressing
disease. both to the parent ana 70 the
child. It is a long and protracted Illness
usually lasting from sin to ten weeks o'le
attack usually confers permanent M
mun,ty. 1t develops from tour 10 io,l
trcn days after exposure. ne ilrS' syiihp
toms noticed are those OF n rather severe
Iii accomnanicd by peculiar spas
r,od;, cough. which ls ont OF all proper
.'an IN the other symptoms, and often
causes vomiting.
/, The beginning. for the first ten days
or t,vo weeks. the characteristic whoop is
- rrcscnt The cough occurs IN snort,
sLar,, naroxystns. but III the better staRces
tcrminatipg N long drawn-out audlple
,nsnrotion oG air, known ms tho whoop-
The face Is swollen, the eyes are req anu
vatcrv. and there is usually some lever.
,Ibc ch,cf treatment of the disease, II ~
= not uncamplicatcd, IL prophylactlC
1t e nrcventinR the spread 10 other
rcrsans THIS is extremely dihcni'' aN y
= ut usually recognized rs who'P
cough for the first few days during "h''h
time the paticnt Is allowed 70 asSocia' :
With other persons, and It is dur'hE I'HS
- u,ot tho dlScpsc - most infectious,
,,,,,h,ng is usually n night, often
.,,,Leor,ng the patlent awake the great
nort ol tho night. and, therefore, nc
sb,,,IJ hc urged 10 sicei' during inc qsV
~, .4,onId hc kcpt out u doors as Inuch es
.-,Ile Init should not he allowed on
streei ears or in novIcs or other place,
hero numbers of people arc congrc+ated
- +, comparatively small space
D,rq and cats are frequently vlrtlnl'
:, v,boomnq cough and can transmit y s
humans Therefore. patient Sn''I'ut
th the dlseazc should not he allowed =
,,1a,, With domestic animals, ~ they may
,,,o I ~ sonc well member of the taruiN
and,ttsa disease 70 he avoided y possl w
NV norson who Is inclined 70 nc tuoer
r,,lsr should hc particularly l1ol'''f,
from whooplng cough ae tubercui9sls r.
,nfrcouently follows an attack oi Wh'ol'i'
cough u ,,boo,,;n,
,,aL thrre i not a great deal to y
done. without the ADVICE 81 e.hnl III.
,.b,..i,,an During tho first stage, th
,,af,ant should hc kept indoors and Pr'
.,,+c3 fror, al extremes ct Temperature
If feverieh. he should hae connnen -. L III,
and gwen light diet hanFe g. gl'l,lh.e !
often bcucfc'al. Ottent'lo'R u'lh''a, ns,, 4,
Il steam Of me1lcated vanors are nsoiU
= I.a,l,,,g seJI9r The naroxvems Sc coughing
II these measures do no. ffl'Nt III IL
drastic medication IS sometimes elv's', IL
never without the adyIce II compe'"t
nv, The rase shc~rld he under II
care of such a physigan from II '".E,,
nInR, serious eoInp'icall'Li93 -. !. Nv,
srlsp when can only pc ffea'ea II ,i''.
The period ot quarantine W Il
cough "a four weeks from the oiife' - II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Public sale

Sharp owner, StcwartA Donohue builders
two ecnhutlaeH, $50 600,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22

An industrial wagon londer and q lot
OF wire rope. sold ON account OF Z. 4.
Scrllton Mt public sale this morning Mt the
county building were bought by II. u.
Catlinat one hundred and ninety and
five dollars respectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22

list something Try a classified ad-
xert,scnent in Everv Evening ADV,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Held on Serious Charge.

Samuel Small colorcd. charged with
towing with Q-ycar-old child, was placed
under $500 bail for upper court thus morn
lnp by Judge Hastings Of the Municipal
Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22

Vincent Ponzo, detained at the instance
Of tho Now Jersey authorities, was dIii-
missed in CITY Court this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Hotel Espianade

WHOLE DIOCK On OCEAN FRONT
Post0n TO Sovereign Aves. in exclusive
Chelsea section Ideal family hotel Capacity
100 Private and public fresh and sea water
haths and every complete appointment
Modern hydrn4herapeutic department. 5000
faer ~ riazza overlooking Boardwalk and
ocean Grchcgrra dancing. Auto bus meets
trains Booklet Ownership direction
W T. SHAW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
RESORTS.
OCEAN CITf, \. ].
HOTEL MAYBERRY

"Opens June 2Hth
sth and Wesley Rooms with tunni1s water
snd private haths Mrs ;. r May .'errY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
SOMERSET HOUSE

OCEAN END OF KENT UCkY AVE.
Running water III rooms s3 day up. StI 90
N wxIy Bathing from hotel shower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02
ron RENT

FOR RENT--Four unfurnlshed rooms
upstairs and kitchen downstairs. az
523 +. Okla. w. d. Sheriff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02

FOR RENT IS roomed flat modern
opposite postoffice. Phone 400 nr
Gully.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Gentlemen and Ladies to represent
a nationally known firm; selling a.
rect to consumers; extensive line OK
groceries; drugs; etc. No capital
or experience required. "You Have
Tried The Rest" Now Try The Best.
These Is A Reason. Call for appoint
ments. Sales Mgr. 2O6 f. Mansur
ave. City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED--You TO bundle UT your
clean cotton rags and pnone 80,
VIII be called for. Pay 2 III cents
per pound. Cooperative Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-02

FOR RENT: Office room in Dewey
Block. Call C ~ White Jeweler