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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-03
FINEST BLACK MO-

ABOUT 800 YARDS FINEST BLACK MO-
mar plush ladies coating, at great
sa "a 81 zee this material was made to sell
q. So;Vu per yard. but must clean up the lot
at s3.l5 in any amount you wish marcel
p9st PAID, sample on request. Crawfords
clothing Factory Fairfield. Maine. l95tl2s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
NEWS OF ELSMERE.

Elsmere, Dec. 9.-Eugene Smith, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Smith, who has
been very i'll al his home here, is much i'm
proved, and hopes TO return 70 Delaware
College next week.
Mrs. Della Cahall of Newark has been
visiting her parents, Constable and Mrs.
George Wilmington.
Elsmere Christian Endeavor has been
reorganized and held its first business
Tmeeting at the house Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold \. Melvin, last evening; plans
are under way for watch night service
10 be held the Presbyterian Church.
Joseph Hudson is very III AT the home
of his granddaughter, Mrs. Larken Bee
son st Oak Grove.
Miss Theln.a Stewart i suffering with
whooping cough.
Rev. Thomas Kerr was q visitor 10
Elsmere, Sunday evening.
George swayne, who has been confined
TO his home In Roselle for the past month
is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Jones have moved
in their new home on Northern avenue.
The Camp Fire Girls viii hold a meet
ing tonight at the home Of Misses Elsie
and Margaret Wild.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
POST ELECTS OFFICERS.

Dover. Dec e-At the meeting OF
Walter L. Fox Post, No. 2, American
Legion. last night, the following officers
were elected: Commander, Richard k.
Kenney; vice commander. Dauphln ID.
Wharton ad djutant, Arthur @. Livingston
assistant sdiutant, G. =. Niles; post
finance officer, II. K Mcdaniel; ohaplainn
II. H. Hansen; executive committee, e.
". Whitman, J. L. Scotten, III. G. Nc
Sherry.
The Post has decided to send Christmas
boxes TO the two French war orphans 1t
recently adopted.
At meeting Of the executive commit
tee the following committees were ap-
pointed historian, Harold ". Horsey;
membership committee, Henry Hazel,
Burton Sypherd, Clarence ID. Clsrke, G.
Leslie Gooden, James r. Thomas. House
committee, Robert D. Simmons. Dauphin
d. Wharton, II. K Mcdaniel soldier-aid
committee, Professor L. Y Conohay, G.
r. Niles, Floyd McNatt Post activities
committee, A c. Livingstone, Dauphin d.
Wharton, G. ". Whitman. Marvel Bax-
ter. II. K. Mcdaniel Courtland Hardesty,
John p. LeFevre; publicity committee,
Harry c. McSherry, a. K. Roscoe, " Nj
Clark; Women's auxiliary committee,
Marvel Baxter, George W. Walls Harvey
Rawley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09

DAMAGING ROAD WORK.

Milford, Dec o-The contractors who
are laying cement on the new du Pont
Road between here and Tub Mill are having
much trouble In keeping people from try
ing 90 drive on the nevly-laid surface
Last Friday night some one deliberately
drove over post containing a lighted
red antern and sent a car down the centre
of the newly-laid concrete, with the result
that the section that had just been laid
that morning was marrcd by two cutters
cut more than an inch deep for several
yards, Monday night the watchman on
the road heard a crash and soon discover
ed a car being driven by a colored man
right through the newly-laid section.
In spite OF the fact that the driver had
to 90 through q temporary fcnoe erected
to keep people of the road. be claims be
did not know the road was unopened An
effort will be made to repair the damage
done, but il IS probable the injured por-
ton may have to be torn out aud rebuilt
In the spring.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Dec 9-rown Council has
under consideration al ordinance In
cressing from $40 20 s15 the annual water
rental, and also Increasing the maximum
amount of water that can be used each
quarter from 1900 20 5000 gallons
The NJ z. Church has invited Rev
Frank Herson 10 return as pastor for the
fourth consecutive year
So that parents desiring 20 can observe
the work Of their children IL the schools,
demonstration lessons will be given each
Friday afternoon, 70 which parents are
invited
Women Of the local Presbyterian Church
cleared $3.50 on the poultry supper re-
Gently given.
Residents Of Pencader hundred 10 the
vicinity of Welch Tract have organized
a Community Club and elected these
officers: President, Mrs George JarTnon; /;
vice-president, Mrs. Harvey Davis; secre-
tary-treasurer, Mrs. George Hutchinson.
Ivy Castle, Knights Of the Golden
Eagles, have elected the following officers:
Past chief, W. V. Heavellow; chief, II. c.
Fulton; NJ Of r., r. j. Crow; x. of f.,
J. A. Johnston; G. Of f., n J. Brown; v,
H. w. Sheppard; S., Fl. W. Taylor; II
r., J. 7. Wilson; trustee, A. Anderson;
to Great Castle r. D Ed
manson.
Harry D. Sanborn has been appointed
railway mail clerk between Washington
and New York.
Committees Of the Newark High School
Alumni Association and the New Century
Club will hold conference in the Academy
building this evening to discuss the pro-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Reckless Auto Drivers Run Cars
Through Soft Cement on New
Road Near Milford.
STATE GRANGE PROGRAM
Rev. S. N. Pilchard of George
town to Retire From Active
Ministry After 40 Years.
From Every Evenings Correspondent

From Every Evenings Correspondent.
Georgetown, Dec. 9.-Rev. Sewell Nor
r,s Pilchard, ID. D. one of the sblest and
most popular ministers of the Wilmington
M. E. Conference. who has served as
pastor of Wesley NJ. E. Church, North
Race street. this city, for three years, has
decided to retire from active ministry ut
the next session of Wilmington Nj. +.
Conference IN March, after 40 years
service. Notification WAS given the othcisl
board of his church at the third quarterly
conference, Sunday night, and created
surprise, as he was expected to be return
ed TO Wesley Church for another year.
According to the rules of the Wilmington
NJ. +. Conference, minister, if he chooses,
may be placed on the retired list. after 40
years active service, and DR.. Pilchard IS
taking advantage of the law.
Mr.. Pilchard hss served the following
charges: Cambridge, Md. FIVE years;
Crisield, Md, four years; Greensboro, Md
l; Laurel, Del, FIVE; Delmar, Del, four;
Union Church, Wilmington, three; George
town, three. For more than four years he
was post chaplain in the United States
army, being stationed IN Arizona and New
Mexico. A few years ago the degree OF
doctor of divinity WAS conferred upon him
by Washington College, Chestertown,
Md.
DR.. Pilchard came to Georgetown from
Cambridge, where he served for five
years, during which time the church
membership was increased about 270.
Since filling the pulpit OF Wesley, he
has done much to build up the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. 9.--Mrs. William
U. Reybold gave a card party, yesterday
afternoon, at her home on Clinton street
The following guests attended: Mrs
Spur, Mrs. Cherrington, Mrs. Donovan,
Mrs Rowe, Mrs. Mausman, Mrs. Viii
liams, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Nicholson, all
of Fort du Pont; Mrs. Charles jefferson,
Miss Bessie Wittingham, Miss Florrie
Hall, Mrs. T. Bayard Heisel, Mrs. Harry
c. Clark. Mrs. William Pc nnington, Mrs.
c. Earl Baum, Mrs. William G. keanc
and Mrs. Edward Reybold, of Delaware
City.
Fred Landers, son of Sergeant Richard
Landers of Fort du Pont, has secured q
posi ton on the L. S. :. Neptune, sta
toned at Fort McHenry, Baltimore, and
left for that place on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong and daughter,
Margaret, are spending a week In Phlia-
delphis with her sister, Mrs. Pauline
kalein
Sergeant Schlif of Fort du Pont has
gone TO Walter Reed Hospital, Washing
ton, for an operation on his eyes.
Miss Margaret Mulligan gave card
party az the home of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. p. ]. Mulligan, last night. The fol-
lowing guests attended: Misses Mary and
Margaret James and Frank Sohaefer,
Miss Emma and Ralp Mullgan, Miss
Catharine and Carlisle Spicer, Mr.. and
Mrs De Revere, MIR and Mrs. William
Thompson, William Beck, George Clark.
A lamp at the home of Mrs. William
Morris, on Hamilton street, exploded last
night, but the timely arrival of Mr..
Morris enabled him 10 put the fire out
before much damage had been done.
- -, al
y. j., 30 visit her brother.
Mrs. Higgins and daughter, Martha, Of
Washington, ID. c., are visiting Mrs.
Baker on Clinton street.
Mrs. Kane received word this afternoon
that her daughter is seriously III at her
home in Costesville, n. J.
Fred Clark Of Philsdelp phia is = guest Of
MIR and Mrs Jester, on Jefferson street.
Miss EGnor Fernan, who has been
seriously i'll for the past week, Is greatly
improved,
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NEWS OF BRIDCEvTLLE.

Bridgcville, Dec o.--Georye d. Medill,
State bank examiner, and his assistants,
Ira Lewis and Harold Horsey, were in
town last week at the Baltimore Trust
Co.'S Bank.
Miss Margaret Bah of Chester. Pa.
WAS called to her home here by tho
Illness Of her mother, Mrr. Newell Ball.
Mr.. and Mn. Walton Owens enter
tanned the following quests at dinner,
Sunday, at their country home near
town: Mr.. and Mrs s. Lee Neal, Hurlock,
Md; MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Anderson and
daughter, Marie, Ridpely, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Lewis, BridgevilJe
Public school pupils are now cenvassing
the town, selling the Red Cross Christmas
seals
Almost q milk famine has been felt in
this town, az a number Of the full bred
Jersey and Holstein COWS have recently
been examined and found to be tuber-
cular. Six Holsteins were taken from one
mans herd
s. Shager, who has conducted depart
meDt store here fer two yea-r, has closed
and moved his family to Snow Hill, Md,
where he will engage IN the mercantile
business
Russell G. Short, aeristant clerk At the
Pennsylvania Railroad freight Office, is
on a two weeks vacation.
The largest shipment of holly YVES made
yesterday, when about $50 boxes were
sent away by express
Mr. and Mrs IL G. Baker are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of baby
boy.
The meeting Of the Lsdies' Tuesday
Night Club, thi. week, was in charge of
Rev. Disston " Jacobs, pastor n Union
NJ. r. Church, who gave an illustrated
lecture. Miss Rich, field secretary of edu-
cation for Delaware, mnde short talk
pertaining to her work
The largest hog butchervd in this com
munity, was killed by George Dickerson,
which weighed $40 pcunds
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TWO WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED.

Milford, Dec. 1.-Two weddings Of
interest to Milford folks occurred on
Thanksgiving Day and have just been
announced Miss Regina NJ Conlin Of
this town and Gerald J, Hoferman of
New York City were married at the First
Methodist Protestant Church Parsonage
bv Rev G. f. DRYDEN. pastor After 3
wedding trip in the south they viii make
their home in New York City where the
groom IS engaged in business.
William Simpson and Miss Elizabeth
Sheppard. both Of Milford. motored to
Wilmington. Thanksgiving Dav. and were
married BY Rev Carlisle L. Hubbard,
pastor Of St Paul's NJ f. Church After
a wedding tour to Niagara Falls they will
make their future home on = farm between
here and Frederica
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
DOVER CENTURY CLUB.

Dover, Dec. 0.,-,At the Century Club
meeting yesterday, notice was made OF the
Christmas Seals being placed on 7wle and
a request made that at least one stamp be
placed on each letter sent out.
Miss Morris, club president said the
amount received at last weeks meeting
to be sent to the Near East Fund WAS $50,
but the club members hope to advance this
to $50. so as to be able to support one
child
Miss Comstook, county demonstration
agent, said her class of small girls viii hold
bake in the Woloott store, proceeds to
be used for a scholarship at Delaware
College.
The following program was rendered:
violin trio, Mr.. Roscoe, Miss Louise
Hughes and Mrs j. Hall Anderson, with
Mrs Helen Hughes at the piano; piano
solo, Miss Cora Lee Moore; reading,
Dan Anderson of Milford; vocal solo,
Mrs Frances Dewitt Babcock of VIII
mington; reading, MIR. Anderson; violin
obligsto, Mrs Anderson, with Miss Moore
st the piano; two numbers by the glee
club, it's first appearance having only
recently been formed among members OF
the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
STATE GRANGE ENTERTAINMENT.

Dover, Dec e-State lecturer, Edward
A. Evans of the Delaware State Grange
has prepared the following program for the
sessions Of the annual meeting of the Del
aware State Grange in Dover Century
Club rooms, next Tuesday TO Thursday
Tuesday evening, Chairman, Mrs. II. b.
Mcdowell, of Peach Blossom Grange,
Middletown; address of welcome, Hon
Everett G. Johnson, Secretary of State;
response. Mrs T. j Lewis, Milford Grange,
chorus; address, President Walter Hulll-
hen of Delaware College; solo and quartet
Mighty LAX and Rose" Ms W. ID.
Burton; National Grange Conventaoni
Historical Boston, Ms. Augusta F
Rosa, Miss E. c. Dilworth; chorus, My
Bonnie Lass recitation, Mrs. G. Herbert
Smith: address, Near East Relief,
William F. Hoem. violins.
Wednesday evening. Conferring OF sixth
degree; sixth degree banquet; play, hat
Little Rogue Next Door, by Miss Emile
L. Mitchell, Miss Alice Dennison, Miss
Mary b. Passmore, Joseph Mitchell,
Samuel Dennison, members of Harmony,
Hockessin and Brandywine Oranges.
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He will assume his duties on January 1.
While out cunning, Monday, near here,
Rowland West, local railroad man, WINS
accidentally shot In the right foot by
Elwood Hurley. Fortunately the entire
bad did mot entor the foot. The young
man is now forced to walk with crutoh-
es.
Miss Olive Bailey, daughter OF Rev.
John T. Bailey, pastor of First M. p.
Church has been appointed position
in the office Of the Board of Assessment.
Residents Of Little Greek district on
the road leading from Owens' Store to the
farm of former Representative Harlan
L. Phillips have built gravel road, pay
ing one-third of the cost, amounting to
more than $50. to the Levy Court
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NEWS OF LAUREL

Laurel. Dec. e.-After finishing work
on the Bethel drawbrldge and repairing
the wharf of the Marvil Package Co,
the pile driving and wharf building out
fit has been moved TO the head of the
river and is driving piling TO protect the
dam of Lecords lake, after which il Will
be used TO repair several wharyes along
river front.
Officers and teachers of Centenary Nj
z. Sunday school have appointed the
following committee to arrange for 3
Christmas entertainment: Mrs. W Os-
borne Bennett, Mrs Joseph A. Pretty
man, Mrs. j. II. Marvil, Joseph a.
Prettynan and W. Thomas Watson
Mr.. and Ms. G. H Messick, of Los
Angeles, California, spent part of the
week In Laurel, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor c. Kitchens.
Adam Joerger Of Brooklyn, n. T., is
here looking over market conditions and
the outlook for holly, holly wreaths and
sweet potatoes.
Harvey D. Kitchens has purchased a
Ford sedan and Charles Z. Marvil has
brought a Dart touring car.
Mrs. LAWNS Ellis of Wilmington is
here visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gates
by r. Ellis.
Norman h0t and Raymond Elliott
have enlisted in the United States Mer-
chant Marine and expect to sail for
France soon.
Willard z. Deputy is making an extend
ed business trip through Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
Burglars who are not only bold but are
absolutely "nervy" have been operat-
ing around Laurel, recently, without
leaving any traces of their identity Their
speciality is stealing the collars off the
necks of the bulldogs
z. Frank Locates, local representative
Of the Eastern Shore Produce Exchange
Of Pocomoke City, Md, has moved his
quarters from the office in the H. ID
Kitchens building to an Office next door
10 the postoffice.
Mrs. George " Wood and children of
Harrisonburg, w Va, are herefora month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09

Lcwes, Dec 0.--Commander Lowell,
Lieutenant Auenes and Mr. Sharpless,
nom League Island Navy Yard. motored
70 Lewes, this week, making an innpeGtion
and hooking over plans for new radio
station which will be built in the early
spring.
They arc now building the barracks,
and when all is completed there will be
about 75 men employed, making this
station the central control.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, Dec 9.-Elmer z. Halter,
certified public accountant, of Balti-
more, is here going through the different
offices in the court house, with a view of
ascertaining if any improvements may be
made to the systems being used ia the
several Offices. Former Sheriff Thomas J.
Pritchett, this city, has been named as
crler for the Sussex county courts, sue
died IN September, after serving SO years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBIT.

Delmar, Dec g.--Ar Arts and Crsfts
exhibit, under the supervision Of Mrs.
w. II. Cannon, Was conducted at the
room of the DeImar New Century Club
ut the meeting tSis week.
Other entertainment consisted of o
piano solo by Miss Mary Beach; paper
on Art by Mrs. james Brayshaw; vocal
solo, Miss Katharine Hearn; paper, THE
Art of Housefurnishing, by Mrs @. r.
Powell vocal solo, Miss Lydia Wilson;
piano duet, Miss MoIie Ellis, Miss Aline
Cannon. The exhibit embraced tatting,
crochet, bead work, beautiful pottery Of
Chinese and Japanese ware, antique
vases and vases of foreign make cent 70
Mrs Cannon by her brother while he was
serving In the late World War.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Dec. 9.-Mrs Anna Musgrove,
formerly Of Milford and now of Washins-
ton, D. c., is visiting here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bennett and son.
Norman Bennett of Wilmington, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Bennett.
Miss Cecilia Potter has returned to
Wilmington after spending few dsys
here at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Potter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
MILFORD WOMEN'S CLUB.

Milford, Dec. 9.--Aterary Day was
by Milford New Century Club
at the regular meeting. Monday, under the
direction of Miss Ida Roosa, chairman.
DR.: Richard Cooper of the Delaware
College Extension Lecture Service. spoke
of the value of literature and especially
OF poetry He said the "doughboys' in
France were particularly affected at times
by poetry and called the attention OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
GUARDING AGAINST TYPHOID.

Newark, Dec 9.-Students OF Dela-
ware College this week are taking the
incubation agains1 typhoid fever 4 large
number were inoculated yesterday
Three students developed typhoid fever
some weeks ago and were sent to their
homes
One OF them, son of State Senator
John NJ. Walker, died last week, but the
other two are reported 70 be on the road
70 recovery. No more cases have de
veloped, college officials say
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SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL.

Georgetown, Dec 9.-Revival meetings
are in progress In First NJ. P. Church,
under the direction of DR.. s n Pilchard
pastor of Wesley NJ E. Church. Last
week services were held in Wesley church
IN charge Of Rev. John T. Bailey, pastor
Of First NJ P. Church.
The union meetings are proving a
spiritual success. Mrs. Inez Delano, who
recently gave such great assistance 10
the revival meetings conducted at Fed
eralsburg, Md, her former home, is as
sisting in the meetings here.
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ID. A. r. DELEGATES.

Newark, Dec. e-At recent meeting
Of Cooch's Bridge Chapter, D. A. r, the
following delegates and alternstes 20 the
State Conference to be held IN Wilmington
next February were elected:
Miss Eleanor z. Todd. Mrs. Arthur L.
Beals, Mrs Samuel VI. Donnell and Miss
Henrietta Todd of Newark, and Mrs
Eleanor Pennington Of Chesapeake City
delegates Mrs. J. Wilkens Cooch, Mrs
Miriam p Alrich. Mira Albert ". For-
man, Mrs Mary D. Armstrong sod Mrs.
" F Wingett, alternates.
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SEEKING INFORMATION.

Georgetown. Dec 9-Henry l. Beers
and John W Sheldrake. Levy Court
Commissioners chosen at the last eActIon
for Kent county, were here yesterday for
the purpose Of making an inspection Of
the systems that have been installed in
the different court house Offices, with a
view of applying part Of them to meet the
needs of Kent, county under the new
commission form Of government.
They were guests OF the Sussex County
Commissioners, who took them through
the Offices and explained the workings Of
the countys new system.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
POPULAR WOMAN CONTEST

Newark. Dec 9-One Of the features
Of the Red Mems carnival TO open in the
armory tonight viii be the voting contest
for the most popular woman. The carnival
Is for the benefit Of the Minnehshs Tribe
band Both the band and the tribe or
chestrss, under the leadership Of j.
Stewart Pryor, viii furnish music all
three nights
There viii be numerous booths and
nsny attractive articles on sale There
are several features which she committee
has not announced There viii be dancing
each evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09

many points. A delightful luncheon VA
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Truitt were the
recipients Of many besutifnl remsrDbrances
The decorations we're holly, evergreen
and mistletoe.
Tho pext day Sunday Nm. A. B.
Tr1itt, mother Of Harvey i. Truitt, colo
brs ted her I'D birthday at the same home,
and many Of the guests who were present
OF the silver annIvf frsary attended the
birthday anniversary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
posed referendum for q Sl55, 900 bond IL

posed referendum for 3156, 900 bond IL
sue for now school building.
At tho New Century Club, this week,
Miss M. e. Rohr Of tho Women's College
evsnine the club will entertain tho soldiers
from tho rehabilitation division.
The Lotus Male Quartet win present
the program at the third Of the Artist
Series, in Wolf Hall, Saturday night
Dean Winifred ]. Robinson will be 1t
homo tomorrow afternoon from $50 to
$50 o. clock and win be assisted in roceivifg
by Mrs. Walter E. Hulhhsn, Mrs. G. A.
McCue and Mrs Frank Collins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09

his hearers to a number u poofns, des-
tined to become world epics, that were
born mid carnage and b1oodshed in the
minds Of some Of our boys, and given To
the world ~ eternal treasures Of the world
conflict. Several poems were recited in an
effective manner by DR.. Cooper In the
course Of hfs remarks TO illustrate Ger
tain points.
The musical program consisted Of q
plano solo by Mrs. Wesley Heebner, and n
duet by Mrs. Heebner and Mrs. William
Riggs
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EXPOSURE ACHES
RHEUMATIC PAINS
4oan's Liniment. Kept Handy, Takes the
Fight Out Of Them.

CLOSHING around ia the wet and
- then-the dreaded rheumatic twirgei
But not for long when Sloans Lini-
ment is put on the job!
Pains, strains, sprains how soon this
old family friend penetrates without rub
bing and helps drive EN- awayl And how
cleanly, too no nuss, no bother, no
stained skin or clogged pores. Muscles
Timber up, lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia,
backache are promptly relieved. Keep
bottle handy. Get one today If YOU ve
run out of Sloan 8 LiniInent, 1T so warm
ing.
All druggists-35c Zoe, sl.4O. The
largest bottle holds six times as much az
the smallest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Seatord, Dec e.--Seturday last, n. their
home near town, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey l.
1ruitt, celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary. Guests were present from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
Samuel Mcdaniel Hurt at Football.

Samuel Mcdaniel, the 15-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore II. Mcdaniel,
3OO7 Monroe street, had his collar bone
fractured ON Tuesday afternoon while
taking part IN football game. He re-
ceived treatment et the Delaware hos
pital The boy attends No. "a school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
NEW RADIO STATION.

visiting hsr parents, Mr.. and Mn. Curth
+. Davis.