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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
FIRST OF CLYDE COOKS
COMEDIES AT REX SUNDAY

Two continents have screamed
with laughter at Clyde Cooks jell
Legs. Hypnotic elbows, circular
spine, elactri nerves, irrepressible
knees, elastic joints, liquid muscles,
lndia-rubber body.
In London William Fox found him
and signed him to appear in Clyde
Cook comedies; but first the funny
man had to put in a season at New
York Hippodrome in order to fulfill
Il prior contract,
Clyde Cook has style all his own.
There is nothing else like him under
the sun. Perhaps it's just as we'll.
Prolonged laughter is wearying and
human endurance has its limits.
For one thing you never can tell just
how Clyde Cooks eXtremities are go
ing to conduct themselves. Under
circumstances wherein the normal
person would take straightforward
course, Clyde's perverse members are
apt to sail northeast by southwest
route; and strange and wonderful
are the convolutions amidship.
Clyde's head has habit Of apnear-
ing in the most disconcerting places.
As his legs revOlve to all four quar-
ters at once, you never can tell
whether the simpleton is coming or
going. Absurd-eh, what?
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
WILLIAM RUSSELL IN "SIX FEET
FOUR"-sUNDAY AT GRAND

- The freedom of movement, the
straightforwardnes of manner that
is the stars. is characteristic OF the
photoplay. 1t is dashing western mel
sodrama told with just the light touch
= of humor necessary to- relieve the
strain of concentration.
! This touch is provided by the star,
whose performance is,as ever, finish
ed and exhi1lrating. Yet there is
within the six heels action enough
for half dozen ordinary features.
The cast is evenly balanced and
we'll chosen. Thru the difficult maze
, of complications. provided by the nov
ell the various members move with
easy grace and convincing assurance.
William Russell as Buck Thornton
in "Six Feet Four" with the two
part bringing UP Father comedy
entitled "Jiggs in Society'-will be
shown Sunday and Monday at the
Grand theatre.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
THRU EYES OF MEN"
AT REX TODAY ONLY

On Friday Frank Mayo, the dis
tinguished young star. will appear in
his latest photoplay, Thru the Eyes
of Men," at the Rex theatre.
This story tells of the thrilling
young American millionaire and the
beautiful premier equestrienne OF the
troupe of Barkaro the Great. The
Snowman comes to fashionable sea-
side resort with his wonderful attrac-
ton, and Leila Leighton, the star,
and the young millionaire meet. 1t is
love at first sight, but Bakaro steps
in and the story starts with smash
ing scene One of the most import
ant characters in Thru the Eyes OF
Men," is played by Master Ben Alex
ander, one of D. w. Griffith's proteges
who will be remembered for his, re-
markable work in "The Hearts of
the World" and the "Unpardonable
Sim a
This talented young boy plays the
role of little Billy who becomes the
storm center in the fight between
Allen the American, and Barkaro the
Arab, for the possession Of the beau
tiful Leila Leighton.
There are thrills galore, beautiful
women, magnificent settings, and
those who love horses will see score
Of Arabian thoroughbreds who were
brought from Asia to this country to
appear in this picture.
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NEWS OF THE THEATRES

Marion and based on Eleanor II. Por-
ters celebrated "Pollyanna" books,
deals with the life of a little girl
who made it her business to spread
the spirit Of gladness wherever her
pathway LED. The story, briefly, is
this:
Pollyanna Whittier, played by
Mary Pickford. was the daughter Of
a missionary in the Ozark mountains.
Her father, an invalid, died when she
was ten years of age, whereupon Pol
lyanna went to live with a stern,
austere aunt, Polly Harrington, in
the New England village of Belongs
VILE
=, Her life with Aunt Polly was very
unhappy. In spite of this, however,
Pollyanna managed to play the glad
game her father, had taught her,
making it practice to always be
glad that things were not worst She
won many disciples to her philoso-
ply in Beldingsville, but. try as she
might she was unable to touch the
heart of her severe aunt, until one
day a great accident occurred.
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FACE I !. FOUR
FOUR Acfs Or VAUDEVILLE :
VI TONIGHT AT GRAND THEATRE

Advance reports of the vaudeville
show which will appear tonight and
Saturday at the Grand theatre, prom
Uses an entertainment that is good,
for the fans who like comedy and
music.*Each show as it now comes to
Bemidji; IS. what is known as road
I show. meaning that the four acts
travel intact from there starting
point at Chicago, thru the circuit to
the west coast. The program tonight
is made up of music, comedy and
4 dancing. Onetta is a dancing Der
wish ,Whirlwind," and her numbers
Will be a novelty in Bemidji, being
the first of its kind for several years.
CLARK and Egan are pair of comedl-
ans who sing. talk and offer several
instrumental numbers. Storts and
Link, a clever looking couple, read
comedy pages from the book of life.
and Dubarry and Dupreez, are billed
as having some novel surprises.
Romaine Fielding in "Woman's
Man" is a story Of young civil en-
gineer, who goes to Arizona to seek
his fortune. Later trailing aero IS
Arizonas desert into New York sOci-
i ETY., which will precede the vaude-
vile.
81 Three shows each day, beginning
at $3.50 in the afternoon and at 1880
and OILS in the evening.
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and her pupils was we'll attended. All
report pleasant time. The evening
was spent in dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jense Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Malterud and daugh-
ter, Blanche, were Puposky shoppers
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Butler enter
tanned Christmas. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Olsen and
family, Dudley Lawrence, Miss Jen-
ME Lawrence, John Peterson and F.
G. Wilsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fourier entertain
ed friends Sunday. .'"..."T '39'
John Wentworth. who has been
visiting his brother, Byro4 left Fri
day for Blackjack where he will
spend the holiday seasen with his
mother, Mrs. John Wentworth.
Lloyd Swedberg visited in Bemidji
Wednesday," =. =;
Charles 1aedglin visited Wednesday
and Thurs day with his sister Mrs
Alex Swedberg of Bemidji.
Mrs. Hiram Flanders of Bemidji
is spending her Christmas vacation
with her mother, Mrs. A. Hedglin
G.. w. Campbell called on Martin
Larson "Wednesday.
Irene Peterson, who has been quite
i'll. is reported to be improving.
The Chri stmas program given Fri
day by Miss Bernice Wallace in the
Silver Lake. school was we'll attended.
All present report a very pheasant
afternoon.
John Pet erson was Sunday visit
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
THE BELOVED VILLAIN"
AT ELKO SATURDAY ONLY

Don't even trust your best friend
to ito your proposing for you!
Do that little job yourself Orwell
just see THE Beloved Villain when
it comes to the Elko theatre for
showing tomorrow, Saturday only. In
this latest Wanda Hawley Realart
comedy-drama the complications OF
the famous Priscilla, John Alden and
Miles Standish situation are re-enact-
ed, this time with a brilliance of
wit one expects of a French setting.
Other excellent players in the cast
include Tully Marshall, Lillian
Leighton, F.. Templar Powell, Robert
Bolder and Marguerite McWade. Sam
Wood directed the offering while
Alice EytOn wrote the scenario.
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William Fox production of the sea-

William Fox production of the sea-
son.
Dashing, gallant Tom Mix, more
at home on the back Of horse than
in a chair, roping champion of many
states, sheriff of a western county,
crack shot and renowned actor, is
we'll fitted to-the part of Tex Benton,
hero of 1.-THE Texan" and now, of
"Prairie Trails" Indeed, the filming
of this second Hendyx novel is due
largely to the great success scored
ny, Min the first.> -: =
Lovers Of romance and outdoor life
as we'll as those who seek hairrais-
ing thrills, may count upon good en-
tertainment whenever Tom Mix is On
the bill and ''Prairie Trails" is said
o5be. by long ODDS his best picture.
The director is George Marshall, and
the supporting cast includes Kath-
leen O'Connor, Gloria Hope, Charles
X. French and Sid Jordan.
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or at the o. w. Olsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Peterson enter
tanned friends and relatives Christ
mas
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dickinson and
children spent Christmas with their
son, Cyril Dickinson of Puposky.
Harry Moorehouse, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Paul of
Blackjack, arrived Tuesday for a
few days visit with his cousin, M.
w. Butler.
The Christmas program held in the
Buena Vista church Thursday even
ing by. Miss Alice Butler and her pu-
pills was we'll attended. A very pleas
ant evening is reported by all who
were present.
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dance hall. She is well done by
Grace Morse whose distinctive style
sets off the part splendidly. Laura,
on the other hand, is city beauty
who has remained sweet and pur.
despite the temptation of the light
ed boulevards. Lois Wilson makes
her usual hit in this attractive role.
Mr.. Washburn proves himself, as
ever, the finished actor. The country
boy, shamed because he is broke, be-
comes "tightwad". Then we see
a change when, ""Burglar Proof
meets a girl he loves, ending with
the moral that the world hates a
tightwad.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
PROOF" MAKES
HIT AT ELKO THEATRE

A man so tight" he was DUBBED
"BuTglar Proof" by acquaintances
gave laughs by the score to those who
patroniZed the Elko theatre last eve
ming. Bryant Washburn, the star,
makes a clever distinction between
a. tight wad" and a man who is
sensibly thrifty. \ nd Burglar
Proof" deserves special mention be-
cause it is ,one country-boygoes-to-
the-city-story in which the hero
doesn't marry the rural sweetheart!
1t appears, last times, at the Elko
tonight.
There are really two heroines in
the piece. One is Jenny, the country
girl, spoiled by the city into gum
chewing, slang-using teacher in d
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
IAN OLD FASHIONED BOY"
AT ELKO BEGINNING SUNDAY

Charles Ray invariably is artistic
in his country boy representations
and in IAN Old Fashioned Boy" his
latest Thomas H. lnce production for
Paramount release which appears at
the Elko Sunday. Monday and Tues
day he does not violate the standard
he has fixed for himself. The Ray
fans packed the theatre and gave
more or less pronounced evidence of
their appreciation of the picture.
Mr.. Ray has typical role in IAN
Cid Fashioned Boy" of which he
makes the most. As David Warning
ton, bashful sutton for the hand Of
rather snobbishr girl, he displays all
those mannerisms which have con-
tributed to make him famous in his
especial field of entertainment. His
trials when a trio of 'boisterous chill
dren are placed in his care and when
to amuse them he engages in sort
of taffy pulling contest in a sort
less direful results, provoke many a
laugh. How he finally wins the love
Of the girl he woes, makes worth
while picture. -
Ethel Shannon as the girl, is ex-
cellent. The support was clever and
the work of the three juvenile play
ers was effective. Jerome Storm di.
rected the picture of which Agnes
| Christine Johnson is the author.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
'POLLYANNA" AT THE REX
THEATRE TOMORROW ONLY

Mary Pickford as ''The Glad Girl
in "Pollyanna", released by the Unit
ed Artists Corporation, will spread
the sunshine of Eleanor H.. Porter's
philosophy at the Rex theatre, show
ing Saturday only.
This picture is said to be the best
vehicle in which Miss Pickford has
ever appeared.
The story, written by Francis
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
TOM MIX COMING IN
"PRAIRIE TRAILS" AT REX

Tom Mix comes to town Sunday,
Manager Brinkman of the Rex the
atre announced that he has secured
the attraction "Prairie Trails the
latest Tom Mix picture in which the
famous cowboy star again is seen in
the role of Tex Benton, the hero Uf
James B. Hendryx's popular western
novels. 1t is. said to be the best
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
GRANVILLE MAN JUDGED
TO BE MOST BEAUTIFUL
IRy limited Press J


Grand Forks, Dec. 31.-George
Grain, Granville, N. D., holds the
palm for masucline beauty-of the
state. Mr.. Grain was voted the most
beautiful" Of the men at a students
contest. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
MEMPHIS MOOSE TO HAVE HOME

Washington, Dec. 31.-(By Capital
News Service. jim connection with
the investigation to be made by the
Supreme Council of the Loyal Order
Of Moose preliminary to the selection
of a combined site for two national
institutions, a home for the aged and
one for orphans of Moose members'
announcement is made that Memphis,
Tenn, lodge No.. 1853 of this order is
to be used as o club house. 1t has
! not yet been decided whether build
ing shall be purchased anu remo~eled
or an entirely new one erected.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cords OF Steph-
en-, Mimi, are spending the! holiday
season in Bemidji visiting friends and
relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Cords are
rejoicing over the arrival OF d fine
boy. They will return to their home
In Stephen next week.
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X X X X X X X X X X 4 X x x x X x
TURTLE LAKE X
4 4 r + X 4 4 r 4 <s< 4 4 4 + 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dickinson
were Puposky' shoppers Wedn esday.
The Christmas program given in
district No. l31 by Miss L. Paddock
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From the office of the Beltrami
County Superintendent of
Schools comes the wish that the
New Year may be one of sue
cess and prosperity.
y. C.. McGHEE
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

ROBERT WARWICK Ar THE PrATHur9.
Robert Warwick. an actnr "A sIncrrr a.
be Is capable. Is tO te AZ The Playhouae
today in Thou AT the Man. THIS
picture IS the sec0nd shat has bruughf the
star to The Playhouse within tho past tEo
weeks. IL is q romantic taie ~ ,osItn
Africa, involving N Ita plot illicit diamond
trading and the sacrifice a man madc for
woman whom he loved and hounred Ihr
theme Is worthy and tells % the aEe-u.d
love 81 man for woman and hIs willing
ness 70 suffer on her account. The setting
OF the picture Is distinctly novel For fhr
feminine lead, there Is Lois Wilson.
GEORGES CARFESTuER At rHE QUEEN
As a matter ~ taste. women are not. -
a rule. Interested m lighting and boxing
To them. then Georges Carpenter would
not appeal because he Is rhampiun
fighter of the ring. Bun In hls plcture The
Wonder Man. whmh Is 40 the Qurcn
Theatre. he exhibits GtheT QUALITIES Inst
are possessed by many of the most populnr
matinee idols and screen stars 81 the dat
Noticeably among these. are hE famous
smile 81 bOylsh fun. hls graceful easc oi
a trained athlete. his Beau Brlmmell ap-
pearance and last, bUt by no means least,
his ability to act.
BIG COMEDY BILL At rHB NAJEsTl,
The hero SAYS I'd scratch or not 'o
scratch-that IS the question but rne
audience does not stop "a think 20 inlEn
or not 20 laugh-that = he question:
The laugh comes almost sImulfanCuts
with the look N Rupert Hughes oumeds
Scratch Nv Back, nov he principal
feature st ne Majestic Theatre. The
picture is clever. the story Is clcveriy pre-
sented and the fun II as ciever anu KEEN .s
one can desire u. The picture m conncr-
ton with Mack Sennetts clever 'arcr.
Fresh From the City continues -ls
week.
WALLACE REID At rHE uAiro.
Wallace Reds popular comrdy The
Dub" Is the feature to-day only CO., nr
Rialto. The comedy Is breezy 'uI ol fsp
and action and with Just enough 4 .otr
story % make it exc ting Nina hNrun
the leading feminine payer
Tomorrow and Saturday tho ta.f'
Theatre IS 20 have Lieutenant IolAlcar E.
first photoplay, The Great AR Robo,rf
Locklear IS a daredevil of che ,Alcs 'iis
appearance m this photoph, -s r
sum total of thrill after thrill lever
plot forms the basis 90 The story Asfr,n
Saturday matinee has hccu lrringci i1r
the cnAQftN
WI. FAyEtlSHlM ar fuE ~Afuf
That the savoy Theatre made glua
promise of offering thc biggest ioun.r
program ever Offered IS evidenced ut ~
comments Of It's patrons and fhc rl'N .s.
after witnessing William Fa'cr~ntm
The Man Who lost Hlms,f f- 1r-I
Selznick picture Harold Lloyd -ecn
his latest special comedy crctlou hgl
and Dizzy.
MADGE KENNEDY At riIs >rRANn.
Twenty-threc servants D thc housr ant
every one q relative oi her, To make
matters worse she told hubby that hCr
uncle was the Duke % Timbuctoo Whcn
"Unc" in reality waaa butler in hcr own
home. lts strictly confidential Nou dun
want 10 tell soul about what your reading
here or vou 'll ~ late getting 20 scc Madgc
Kennedy IN strictly Confidential which
is at the Strand Theatre today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15
MAD0E KENNgDY At rus ,rRANn
Join Delaware Ca,alry

Eight cnhstmcntS nave heon sccurci nN
the army recruiting station FOR this wcrA.
bringing the total for the month Az io a
OF the so, 65 per cent enlisted Ia thc hCa-
ware Cavalry Regiment, the l2th, Station
cd at Del Rio, Texas. Al recruits fh.s
week selected the l2th Cavalry as choir
branch Of service and were sent % Camp
Meade. Md, % be sworn in and then sent
40 Tpxas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15
surprise Party at smyrna.

a surprise party that Was really sur
prise WAS given the other evening 70 Nc.
and Mrs W Henry Ennis, % Tho
Gables" tho home of Mr. and Mrs, Nood
Ennis, at smyrna. some twcniy-hNe
couples were present, including New York
and Philadelphia visitors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15

AUCTIONS -LECALs
Legal Notices

pKDpOsALs---Por paints Afd rls-s -@Aied
proposals for paints and glass ~. b. -
ysn n wlmlns.sn X @ 'D Dsia~sr. S for a. 80 rsrs.sf
ing Of paint and rlss, supplies. tn scoord-
ance with .be b.t -i',cn can 10 Procusel
ssI, City Hall. Propos~is nusf DO
ported With the sscr-farv p~fors g'rlf>k
Ts. M mopqsy Jgy ' p.n; l.5o sss ssa nlss. =
The rght 20 reject any or az pruIss~Als -
reserved. Con~ciI Bsnton. Chairman ~
pairs Comm itt>s.
PRoPOshLS-For toilet IRONS asaisd pr
posais will BE- rccsiyed ~ the hoard -
Pubic Education In Wilmiugton. Dc. f0F
the following work, No. Pubic scb ool
CONNECTED 20 main building. ~itb al yiunai
ing fixtures and hot ss'or heat sDd vent
iation. Teacher. h'ist 40 pr'sss.nt s' yhssl
School. NO. ~ Pubic rchf-ys-Nr~ build
ing In rear for boys and g1r-i' toiiets &nf
make connections With school buitiings
No 70 Public school Fame a. No l8 Puf
Tic school. Bidders must fUrnish plans and
spoci0cations sBo~iny OUTLAY Thc pr
The president OF The rposrd 81 PBhilr ydu
cation on or bfOrv o'clock. y m. Mon
day. July 70. igzo. ard must - narsed
70 reject any and all bids 4. fessTFct
Board Of Public Kducation. ~ HosaFd
Jester. Secretary.
HOrICE-Estate Of karyaret J NA.r. o.
ceased. Notice ~ hereby oven hat letterH
testanentary upon the estate ~ H@rsartt
J. wier late of BrandyriBe hundrof o.
Emmons on tho twenty second dag -
5sss: 5s6.: =; =, ~ t .s9 id s,, sea ~ -Ss ~
delay. and al pser-Dn- having csrnanfs 3
against the deoea-od arr rcgulrod % er
81 soi. sbs and g Presen. yss, sse e s1i ssSsa -
twenty second day % June. a. y. -
Or abide u the az 10 .his hrh@t hsry
inH Whining ton. DesapAr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats


APARTMENT-Fu Apply Scott
Vernon 9l4 Orange street.
TMENT-Furnished. 900 Park Place.
APARTMENT-Fiv rooms and bath pan
try. hot water heat. gas and electric All
conveniences. Immediate possession. Ap-
ply 3l5 Delaware avenue.
APARTMENT-Ni Nicely furnished, three
rooms. private bath. 729 W Ninth street.
APARTMENT-Fo rent. Immediate pos
session. Apply S43 Tatnan street.
APARTMENTS Furnished. Three rooms
and bath, porch, all conveniences. Phone
6402 J.
APARTMENT rooms and bath. Ap-
ply COS King street.
APARTMENT Pour rooms and bath. on
second floor. Private family No children
$40 monthly. Phone 4099 K.
APARTAiENT-Thr unfurn:shed rooms.
first floor. at Seventh and jefferson. Ap-
ply Ii. J. Pollard. 700 Market street.
APARTMENT-Duple Apartment fur
nished. Phone 1889.
APARTAIENT-Th unfurnished rooms
kitchenette. bath and heat. Phone si65 J.
APARrMENT-Un Unfurnished. three rooms
and bath, Phone 4s49 ].
APARTMENTS Second floor. Apply John
b. Kruger. 922 ". Fourth street.
APARTMENT-Three furnished rooms, on
Concord avenue. SIP per week. Phone 56S
Z. SEVENTH ST, 4l9-Apartment in pri-
vate family. Four rooms and bath cleo
trio. hot water heat. gas.
JEFFERSON ST., 9I0-Two-rooTn apart
mens, private bath. third floor, Cali after
TATNALL ST. 2325-Three room apart
ment, on second floor.
w. FOURTH ST. 1521-Apartment, four
rooms and bath.
w SEVENTH ST, 623-Two unfinished
rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15
R~aIEeat~

FIv- rooms h.s rteas.
heat and hot water sis shfps~ st-~cs
entire ssrond door containing ~ roorrs
suitable for osloas sfs ships~v Ef--cs
ha@msnt - Gi-ard Et--r, t-o-ssorv
brick building suitable for rnsnufsrturnr
or garsze Apply n Gnpin s woodrsr'i
l0f W Righth street Phone s1sa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business Service
WHITE PINE CYPRFSs
N. C. PINE CHFSTsUr
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMIOCK MAPLE
Roofers, Shcashrns. Foornz -.
prev Slunv,s-
Boul5ing and Wsn Bos-S
S. @. SIMMONS 6 BROS. 90.
Front and Tatnsn Ssrrrs-
D. 4 A. PSI. Autonsss- 2ss.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15

RUGS-A large selection or wool anddbrs
tapestry bru usseis and velvet rugs. No mat
ter what size you desire we have one that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co Fifth
aud Madison streets. Cred. terms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15

wAwAsET vF.-IMMFDTATR POS
SESSION. THREE MODERN HOMES.
wAwAsET AVE. AT JACKSON ST.
PRICE 5000 AND 10000. TERMS. $500
CASH: BALANCE LIKE RE Mt. HOR
ACE s. ALLEN. 1000 wAWAsET AVE
PHONE 1909.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15
AUCTIONS-LEGALS A
Auction Sales


AUCTION SALES-Of every description
Anywhere. IL you want 70 -ell zee Hamil
ton, the square Deal Auctioneer and
Farm Agent. T05 Madison St -Phonez34sW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-15

CORNER LOWERING AVENUE
AND LINCOLN STREET. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. JOS BAN
CROFT 4 SON co.