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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
Toilet Goods

Jergens Perfume, assorted odors
regular soc value, special at. sec
White Rose and Lily of the Valley
Perfume. regular soc value special
at ounce --.--..... SSc
Lady Mary Toilet Water, regular
$3.50 value special Saturday at. 1920
Lehn and Fink Violet Talcum, regu-
lar Csc value at. ice
Mary Garden Talcum. regular soc
Value at. -49c
Frostilla, regular zoe value special
at 19c
Sempre Giovine. regular SOC value
special at 40C
Ingrams Milkweed Cream. regular
soc and $1.00 sizes at. 80. soc and zee
Pompeian Massage Cream, regular
soc value special at. ........ sec
Pears Unscented Soap-three go
CAKES Ior. 4Oc
Sayman's Soap-two (2) cakes
Meet Depilatory. regular soc size
Amolin. regular Csc value at-19c
Madden. regular 800 value spe-
c1aI at. .s9c
Listerine. regular Csc. soc and
800 value at. ice, sec and 7oc
Cutex Manicure Sets. regular
$3.50 value at. 1928
Pepsodent Tooth Paste. regular
Soc value at. sec
Lady Mary Face Powder. regular
soc value at SIC
Jardin de Rose Face Powder, reg
ular SOC value at. 39c
Hughes Ideal Rubber cushion hair
brushes, regular 1925 value at. .7eo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
Basement Specials

Buy the child a coaster. the health
full exercise they will get from 1t will
more than warrant the expense. Spe-
cial at. ..-.....--. Soc
$500 Butter merger. makes two lbs.
Of butter from one lb. and pint of
milk. complete at. ....-.. $1.oO
Decorated china cereal bowls. can be
used for berries also. Set of six spe-
clal at QUO
800 decorated china sugar and
cream set, special at. .s5c
Decorated china plates-eOc size at
40c; soc size at-30c; 40c size at. csc
Flashlight batteries in the two cell
size. special at. Csc
One Table of Odds and Ends IN
white crockery for table use. Every
piece Is splendid value at these prices.
Strong market basket. special Sat
urday at, each. .soc and 500
s1.25-quality five sewed parlor
broom, special at. DOC
Colonial table tumblers. full size. set
OF six at .- SOc
Heavy charcoal tin wash boiler with
copper bottom. and wood handles.
special at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Electric Heaters. made adjustable
to fit any home socket. Just the thing
to take the morning chill off. com
plete at. -sll.oV
Electric Irons special at. $3.50
We also handle a complete line of
home electrical appliances. such as
electric grills. electric percolators,
electric pads, etc.
800 fancy waste paper basket, spe-
.
THREE go One Thousand sheet
rolls of. fine tissue toilet paper. Satur-
day only at. SSc
TEN PER CENT OFF on all Alum
mum Ware, Saturday only.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
Spring Ribbons

Very pretty are the hair bows that are made
from the new spring ribbon, the shades and colors
beautifully blended as to harmonic with
other spring things. They Of all silk with self
and contrasting color borders at, yard. .... sec
Bag Frames-in the assortment you will find
several new patterns in assorted sizes of silver and
oxidized finish Regular soc quality special for
SATURDAY. at. Observation-Disclosures sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
Underwear Specials

Mercerized Isle vests with
crocheted tops, in flesh and
white, regular sizes only. Regu-
lar $1.50 values, special for Sat-
urday at. .9Sc
Kayser band vests of flesh col
ored Isle with fancy yokes, fin
ished at top with French band.
Regular 75c value, Saturday
Kayser union suits in lace knee
style-small sizes only. Special
for Saturdays selling, regular
S1.OO and SIPS values at. csc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
Stylish Beads and Belts

Cut Crystal Beads are becoming, stylish, popu-
lar and pretty. You will like those are showing
in Marine blue, Sapphire, Amber, Amethyst and
Coral at. ...................$ $3.50 the Strand
Narrow patent leather or kid belts are the ac-
cepted styles for Spring wear. Black, brown tan,
navy, green, red and white; some of them with
contrasting pipings Metal and pearl buckles.
Belts that will go nicely with SUITS dresses, coats
and sweaters. SUPERINTENDENT 0c to soc Each
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
White Kid Glove Special

For Saturday only we offer one of our new
Spring Kid Gloves at Special Price.
Fine white kid gloves with black embroidered
backs, beautifully stitched One-casp style in all
sizes. Regular $3.50 quality at pair 81 95
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27
New Spring 1920 Neckwear
New Veilings From France

France never before produced such chic and be-
coming wells as have crossed the water for wear in
America during the coming season. The new colors
included: dark brown, navy Marine, black, taupe,
and purple in patterns and meshes that add charm
to the and style to the hat garment. Full
range of prices. ............ SOC to $500 Yard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CECu. COUNTY NOTES.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Elkton. Md, oct 30.-The third
annual community show at West Not
tingham Yesterday drew farmers from
al sections Of Ceoil county. Chester and
Lancaster counties, Pa, and Hartford
county. Md. The exhibit Of farm and
home product was one Of the largest and
most carefully selected seen al any Of
the community shows held this fall n
the country.
Cecil E. W Ewing. one Of the owners
Of the Rising Sun Journal, who for the
past six years has held q position in III
Federal Income Revenue Department.
Baltimore. hiss resigned and viii, after
November ! be associated with flrm IN
Baltimore on income tax work.
BENJAMIN " McNev. s highly respected
farmer OF Greenhu-st section. died. Tues
dav last. after several weeks illness
aged - wears Funeral Yesterday v a. held
afternoon
Salmon fishing in the Susquehanne river
north of Conowingo i reported excellent
with good catches being made almos
daily
Deputy Clerk Of County Court Nc
Allster is spending the day AT North
east, Charlestown and Perryville issuns
cunning licenses for the opening, OF
Monday. Of duck shooting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Oct. 30-At the Pres
byterian Church, Sunday morning services
will again be of the theme. Jesus ut the
Ballot Box" Tho COZ gregation has ao-
cepted an invitation from Christ L. r.:
Church TO worship there afternoon and
evening, in observance OF the reopening
Of that church.
William Morris is still picking grapes
off of his grape vire ard several bu' ches
of them are on exhibition IN testers drug
store.
Claude Fields, Elmer Bright, Elmer
Alfree and Irwin Rose had an enjoyable
duclsing trip up on the hundred acres,
Yesterday, haggirg several ducks
At the NJ. L. Church, Sunday evening,
there will be prcachil & by the pastor.
Subject: "Ark of the Cover ant AID Its
Sig ificarce' The c! Or will be led 10y
Mrs. Lewis; duct hy Mrs. Lewis and Miss
Layfeld.
The handsome yacht Vega passed
through the ca nj, last night, from Baltl-
more to Philadelphia, AID the yacht
Process from Philadelphia to the Susque-
hanra river on a duckiI & trip.
MIR. McNally Of Newark, \. j., formerly
A soldier of Fort du Pont, is here VISIT, &
Miss Dorothy Mctzger, on Clinton street.
Ii. c. Clark IL erecting hve-room
frame bungalow on Washington street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CONSIDERATION OF
PRESENT SCHOOL LAWS
Meeting at Dover Postponed Mat
ter Until Election is Out
Of the Way.
sps-lai Correspondence NJ Every Evening

speriai Correspondence NJ Every Evening
Dover. Oct. 30-The neoting held
here Yesterday in the Senate chamber ~
the instance of the hold-over State
Senators, eight Of whom are Republican,
and two Democrats, after a lengthy dis
cuIwion Of the School Code adjourned -
meet two weeks from yesterday, when y -
hoped tn have the new members Of the
Legislature present and ~ discuss With
them the subject Of School Code amend
ment or a new school law
r.. w. Cooper Of the Citizens Service
Commission, said he felt confident the
people Of Delaware would settle The mat
Ter eventually ~ the sstisfaction ~ All. He
snpgested a steering committee and an
adjournment for two weeks
Elijah Melvin, chairman u kent
County School Comnlssion, said no
thought the meeting WAS sOmewhat prerna-
t,,re. as the time wAs TOO short n consider
| any phase of the code or recommend any
change which would IN any manner
/ remedy conditions re considered the
calling Of the meeting on the eve ~ cleo
tion inopportune, and that after nert
| TUESDAY would be time enough - take up
| the matter and discuss IL at length Il was
| finally decided ~ meet N Dover on
/ Friday, November IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
OF LIBERTY AT DELMAR

Delnar. Oct. 20 Maryland State
Council. Sons and Daughters of Liberty,
convened in annual session here, yester-
day The address of welcome 70 delegates
and visitors was made by > ker Slem0n,
cashier Of the First National Bank ,and
response made hv Howard Albaugh OF
Frederick About 100 delegates, repre-
senting 80 councils, are IN attendance
OFcers for the ensuing year we're elected
a follows State councillor, Mrs Ella
Stivers OF Baltimore; associate councillor.
Mrs Hannah Monroe Of Baltimore VICE
councillor. Mrs. Margle Parker Of Sails
bury, associate vice-councillor, Mrs.
Florence France Of Eluc0tt City, guide,
Mrs Ella Vincent Of Delmar; State sccre-
tarv Arch Shadrick Of Baltimore, ass0-
cate secretary, Mrs Mary Miller OF Mt.
Washington. treasurer. Mrs Rena War
ner of Hagerstowu; associate treasurer,
Mrs Emma Price Of Baltimore; inside
guard. f. " Ader Of Frederick outside
guard. John T. Hatton Of Mardela Springs,
national representative, q. ". 9. Unger,
Williamsport
Ex-Natlonal Councillor Matthew Ken
ney OF Philadelphia is attending the ses-
sion. The visitors were entertained by the
members Of Mary Bell Council. No. 3D.
of this town, st q banquet last evening,
al which 225 were present.
The organization is fraternal and bene-
fetal and numbers log lodges in Is States,
and has a membership Of 81 900 in Mary
land. The council here numbers l9t
members. The next annual council vii
be held IN Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Smv-na. Oct. 30 Mrs Howard r
Jor.~ entertained eight tshios of bridge
~ her residence on South Nam street
Yesterday afternoon.
Rev. G l. Humphries Of v Nashington,
ID. G spoke AT the Tweftleth Ie' fury
club last everirg. subject, he League
~ Na,lors. which he discussed from
religious sta dpoirt.
The Twentieth Gel Jury luh dlsTei 500
with the usuA Friday after' 90 meetII &
I'D ., tcrtal cd list tvtrIl 9, more than
rwe hurdr,-i members and guests with .
HsHowc en partv ard darce Durlrg the
,veflrs Aha graphs were gwen.
DR. and Mrs " Victor Ncsslck Will
Nv, + diaIcr party this cve. irg. IN
honor q Nlr ard Mrs Charles +. Vii
hsr., a,d Nlr ard Mrs l. F NerTick
AZ WIlrlr g,ol
Ar a,4 Mr.. Leland Harmorson
8. .t-nduC the Weekend with Nh.
Mrs Esrh Phillips u kenreth
:. maze. rs Mn Phillips and Mrs. Har-
r.,r hav. lus' re-urced from s re-
u .laa - " -. oll-g- Ch4mbersbuTg.
Pa They eraduar.-i with the class ot
Iall
Mis- Mar " Roberts entertained
ia. ,atr-- u bridge. las everI 8, III
fafo ~ her gl!es' Miss Margaret Lay
tou = C1eoTg.toWl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Cbest.rtown. Md, Oct 30.--During
September the Rock Hall Bay Shore
ferry steamer carried $500 pasrcnRors
ard 800 automobiles ard trucks, be-
sides a large auartity Of freight. The lue
il bSkinnir to do a large busiI css aud
bv tlie sprirg two boats will be required
to handle tho greatly increasil x busir ess.
Mrs. Emma Iihdsbe, wife OF Rev.
J. NJ. Liz dale, pastor Of Eond ard Now
bray Methodist Episcopal Churches, died
at her homo in Pomona, Tuesday, OF acute
Bright's disease. ag,,d 81 years. Rev. MIR.
Ii.dalo brought his wife IA bride to Po-
mona charge, last April, hsvp been
married. o, ly short while before cor Ter
q, &C last year. I he rcmairs were taken
10 Easton for burial Thursday mornlrg.
Miss Ada Collyer, daughter at Mr. ~ q
Mrs. George W. Collyer, OF Rock IL Ill,
and Albert lcrsoy Moifett, formerly
of Worton. were married on Mord day at
Wesley Chapel NJ +, parsonage by the
pastor. Rev A. F. T. Raum. They will
reside in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Nav Berry, daughter Of Mr.. ard
Mrs James ). Taylor. diod in Will
mit gton hospital. Monday light, follow
irg short I'll ess, eyed % years. The
romai;s = were brought 10 Galonn, Wed
nesday, and intorod in Olivct cemetery.
After lo. & ard faithful service OF
thirty years es eCgi cor on the pSssei ger
train on the PeuI sylvania railroad here,
Horace W Reed has bccn granted "a
trarsfer 10 tho local freight train. His
rcason for aski the char gc Is the freight
service gives shorter hours.
Frat K V Shippers was operated on In
a Baltimore hospital, this week, for ao-
sccsses in tho head
Mrs Thomas G.. Wroth fell of the front
porch steps NJ the home of Mrs. q. Allan
1arman Tuesday brush & her head severe
| N ard inIurl her hip She was taken
| Ia Easton hospital, but il wns found no
| TO; es were fractured.
| Harry G. Coleman, paving teller ~
Krrt County SavlI 81 pa k. IA quite sick
AT his home On High street, Chestertowr
. sufferil with fever lie has been conilred
/ to his bed for week
( The iurv il case OF "a CeciltoH merchant {
! agar 81 the wholesale firm Of Harvey \
/ Go. Wilmi. gtor. for the recovery OF
/ $500 on co;tract for COZ sig inert OF
sugar rendered verdict this week, III
favor of the wholesale firm This case
was moved from the Elkton court.
/ Postmasters Id Kent county have re
cpived from the Fourth Assistant Post
I mastcr-ec 1erai inquiries CO.. cernii & tht
price Of potatoes ard the varieties ard
/ quautities that can be fur ished II Is AT
indication thst large quantities Of thesf
4 potatoes will be carried by motor truck
! for hig city consumers durlrg the iail anC
W ter White potat q are rrtalllr & ~ ioca
markets for IS "a IS cents a basket, whicf
IS equal to about 81 80 hushel.
Both political parties will vlrd up th'
intensive part Of their campaigl tomorrow
night srd the work of distribute & samrl'
ballots Will begin The vote will be tn
largest II the history Of the cou' ~ hr'
the il dicatio, are that the Democrat
will have a substaI tlai majority.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
HALLOWEEN DANCES.
Young md Old Make Merry IN Mas
uuerade Costumes.

Many Hallnwe en- masquerade dancea
and nartiea were held last night.
A dance waa held by the Senior class
Of the Wilmington High School IN the
gymnasium In the center Of tho room was
n great corn shock and colored lanterns
were tastcfully arraigned about tho room
Fancy and wtcrd costumes mingei IN a
beautiful color scheme.
MANY merry makers were present st
the Auditorium which presented a scene
of beautiful Fairyland The hall was
lighted with hundreds of what seemed
10 I've dull low hanging moons.
Miew Laura Weldiu and II =. Den
ming won prizes for being the best -dressod
couple Miss WilhcImlna jackson and
William jackson won prizes Tor being the
most artirtlcally dressed
Wimbe and Peal. who are playing on
the Keith Circuit, delighted with comic
sketch entitled Two EXBart"ndcrs
The ,Janctta sistera entertained with rp1gx,
which they sang in most fetching lyric
soprano.
The Auditorium viii have another
TIallnwe'en nartY on even A greater scaie
Four hundred guests are estimated u
have attended the dance of the Order ol
Eastern STIR, Chapter No. 4, ~ the en-
t,rry Club number of pr'ze@ we're gwen
On the committee ~ charge were
Mrs Minnie LORNA. Mrs. Frederick
SnvtIcr, Mrs Fink, Mrs George Whit
mouth. Mira Ada Kay, Mrs Mckenzie
MIR. Tiverrnore. Mrs. Anna Mcf lnro
Mrs Marv Mask
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Whitcsido, Miss Henrietta Lnca, Misa
Caroline Gott, Miss Nellie Aud, Miss Not
tic Richards, Miss Ednh Reeve.
A number of friends Inst evening SIR.
prised Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynus OF
Fourth street by taking t. tborn masked
party. Those present were Mrvcs Mary
Wright Mar a ot Kelley, Anna Sheridan,
Cecilia Gallagher, Catherine Sheridan,
Catherine Duffy, Sara shuohardt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Toner, Hugo Paste, Harry
Lynus, James Taggart, Harry Gallagher,
ohm Toman, Joseph Gallagher, William
McGrory. Albert ehuchnrdt, Frank Me
CaHray, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lofland, {,
Miss Helen I,ofland. Albert Cochran, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Sheridan, Miss Elizabeth
Tobin and Mriss Margaret Linus. Music
was played, after which rofreshmonts
were served.
Whitnan's delicious peanut brittle for
Hallowe on, rs cents box. H.. Challenger
4 Son, Prescription Pharmecist4 Adv.
Victrolas and records. s.-Bndgowatal
ADV
santos Enchanfress Cream 80 cents n
bottle. One of the finest preparations for
the skin. f.. Challenger Il Son, Pres8crlp-
ton Pharmacists ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
woNAN'S CLUB PLANNING DANCE.

Newport. Oct 80 The Wonans
Club ~ Newport held a business meeting
Yesterday afternoon. at the home Of Mrs.
n ravlor. with a good attendance The
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
Bertha stuart. president. The club com
pleted arrangements for their dance which
will be held in the Masonic Temple on
Thursday evening The following commit
tee Is in charge ~ arrangements: Mrs.
William Danneuhauer assisted by Mrs.
J Harmer Rilc. Mrs II Taylor, Mrs,
William Crawford. Mrs Rueben Pord-
ham
The club decided - hold series 81
dances the tir-t Tues lay of each month, the
sr.t On Tuesday evening December !,
and another on New ears Eve, both IN
the Masonic Temple
The next meeting " the club will he q
socIal At the home Of Mrs 3. " Nalen-
tlne FRIDAY afternoon. November II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
REPUBLICANS CLOSING CAMPAIGN

with the Republican rallies scheduled
for tonight will mark the ending u the
stren,,o,Is campaign Of that political body
The roea.;no this evening in tho ballroom
Of the Hotel du Pont under the alispices
of the City Associate COMMITTEE of Re-
publican Women promises 70 10 tnt'Teet-
ing Mrs HoYt Chamberlain q Missouri
will address the meeting
Other rallies scheduled for the day by
,be penlhlican partv include Gec-Rp
toun Afternoon rallv With same speakers
ar the Milford meeting
Milford Addreseg by ConUesFrnan
Frank Crother of New fork, and ex-
Governor Charles r Miller
Hockenein Evening, add-ess ~ iro-
fegsor Pobert NJ Ncflroy, n Princeton
University
Tomorrow night A rally viii - ED
in Polonia Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes. Oct. 30-Miss Verna Elliott
gave Halawe en- party 70 her young
friends Al the home If her sister, Mrs
William Chamberlain, Thursday evening,
with dancing on the upper piazza, which
was artistically decorated with pine ami
cedar branches
The Lewes Bridge Club has reorganizcd
and taken in several new members
Owing to 50 many Of the members having
left town the number was reduced 70 two
tables They meet weekly and luncheon
is served at o clock. after which comes
the play.
Miss Annie Mich, Is entertained the
Bridge Club at her home, Wednesday
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
SENATOR BALL AT NEWPORT.

Nsuport, Oct so United States Sen
,tor L Helsler Ball wss welcomed al
Newport last evening by large and en-
thusiasuc audience ut a Republican meet
ifg MISE Ella " Johnson 81 the No-
mans Republican party introduced Sen
So BaIl and the meeting WAS opened by
the singing Of "America. The senator
nrro.c3 acceptance II the League az Ma
t,ons He said Governor Cox had clearly
.ta,es ~ would accept il without any
,hanee He alsa said that Mr. Harding
ps,nIbcan candidate for President. is for
a league. with certain reservations.
Elmer G. Frankhouser. election officer
gave the ladies instructions in preparing
thelr hallnts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
HALLOWEEN AT SCHOOL.

Seafo-d Oc- 30 The second wear
Houe Econounc< class Of Seaford nigh
,ctpo gsN. a Hallowe Ell party Thurs
nav tne purpose AZ which was to initiate
ths h.>t wear Home Economic girls. The
grade and hugh school teachers were in
vIted guests Special attention was given
% the costumes and the decorating Of the
rooms The color scheme black and
orang, was carried out very effectively
Among the costumes were farmers,
vltchc clowns Indians and flower girls
There wcre about 50 present. Cider,
hnnle. and dnughnuts were served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MASQUERADE DANCE.

Delaware City, Got. 30,-The masquer-
ade dalcc given by the soldiers ard
Civilian Social Club at the Service Club
rooms At Fort du Pout, last night, was a
grad affair The hall was beautifully
decorated.
Mrs. Hanley, wife of Private Hanley
Of Fort du Pont, won first prize, 81 kcwpie
doll. and Mir Holla..d, formerly soldier
Of Fort du Pont, DOW living IN Wilmi &
ton. won prlze of box of cigars. The
second prizes were won by Private and
Mrs. Ashbrook OF Fort du Pont, two hoxes
az car DIV. MIR ard Mrs. Osbrook ap-
reared il costume ss George and Martha
Washington,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MANY AT RECITAL.

Newark, Oct. 3O.-Wolf Hall was
crowded, last night, with mlsic lovers
70 hear the recital by noted musical artists
Of Philadelphia, Thaddeus Rich violin;
Hans Kinder cello and Ellis CLARK
HarnInann, piano. II was the first OF the
annual Artist Series and was greatly
appreciated by the large audience This
series has been arranged under the aus
pices of Delaware Ilege and theWomen's
College BY the following committee.
President Walter. T. Hullihen, Dean
Wunlfred ] R1bins1n. Raymond W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NEWS Of A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Senator Rall Says Cox Favors the
League OF Nations Withou'
Slightest Change.
FINE RECITAL AT NEWARK
Death of William A. FAIRIES of
Smyrna. Undertaken There tor
More Than Fifty Years.
rpm Every EVENINGS Correspondent.


SMYRNA. Oct 30 William \. Fares
undertaken Of this town "a years old. died
yesterday, IN Delaware Hospital. Whining
ton. of a complication of diseases. He,was
once State Representative from duck
Creek hundred, and had lived IN Kent
county all Of his life, having been an
undertaken IN smyrna for more than haii
n century
Mr. Far,rs was former town commits
soncr II SMYRNA and was a Mason. lie
was active m the Methodist Church. tie
leaves widow, one son, Harvey, who sue
c,e,ls hun m business. and daughter
Mrs Frank REYNOLDS Of Wilmington.
Nir FAIRIES father also was an under
taker. and Il Is estimated that father ana
.on have conducted the burial of about
t0n,sl persons ~ Kent and lower New
Castle counties IN their time
Funeral services NJ hls late home IN tins
town Monday afternoon nj 20 clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
$50 EGGS FROM IL HENS
In so DAYS---M ALASKA

Mn. Annie Burch, Petersburg, Alaska,
writes Il have been using Pratts Poultry
egulator and am gettngl5 eggs daily from
II hens. | am proud Of my chickens as
our climate in Southeastern Alaska is
50 wet and cold, that no one here tried
chicken raising before"
This would be good record in New
Jersey, OHIO or Califnrnia-THINK OF
TT IN COLD, BLEAK, WET SOUTH
EASTERN ALASKA
Pratts Poultry Regulator mixed with n
good ecg-nakinp ration, il guaranteed to
make hens Law anywhere. any month, re-
gardless Of climate your money will
l. q refnndn6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
HOST AND GUEST DRUNK.

Charco provided snovel way for Michael
Hollis n entertain his giest Joseph
Rayll=. last night when both host and
quest were locked in the police station or
a charge Of dr1inkennass. Bayls and ne
came from PcttS town Pa. 70 visit Hollis
and that they had been drinking. bit
nothing stronger than gIrger ale and
soda When Questioned Hollis added
near beer ~ the list ~ refreshu ~ q
They were arrested ny OHicer Burcherai
rear frer.ch street stetion and gwen a
hearing before Judge Finger n Municipal
Court today where they were hned -
and costs
Charles Schneesa, charged with 0aing
drunk was fined SO and costs he -
sloged - have bean driving Al aut1mo-
bile whilo intoxicated