davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

young woman with deep blue eyes,
The other large hat is Of brown vel
vet with nesting feathers in the same
shade-the new walnut brown OF this
season. There are two thick ostrich
feathers. put on at either side, the
quilts pointing toward the front and
the tips OF the feathers curling for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

ed at the edge and these velvet petals
are stitched against the fat brim-fac-
ing-also Of velvet. The hat is in a
most exquisite shade of gray-biue vel
vet shading in the shadows 10 navy
blue, and the coz feathers which thm-
bic forward so gracefully are in soft
blue-gray. An enchanting hat for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

ward over the quill part and over the
low hat crown.
The gem Of the whole collection
the adorable little feather turban-is
left till the last so that il can be con-
sidered with special attention. No
prettier little hat is likely TO be seen
this winter. There are five ostrich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

fed With Hand HcmStltChing.
tive vestee You can get modesdes
with square. oval or rounded neck
lines so that any style Of bodice may
be suited and it pays to keep these
adaptable little neck finishes in mind
when you try on a ready-made frOck.
High neck ruffs. known in other
days as EIizabethan ruffs. are fash
ionabIe in Paris now. These tall ruffs
are made Of pleated net OF wired lace,
OF feathers and even OF fur. They
give a great effect OF dignity and state
illness 20 the wearer but they abso-
luteIy spoil the line OF The throat and
in fact make some throats far TOO
clumsy and chunky for grace. Only
the woman with a long, slender. swan
like neck should indulge IN an Eliza
bethan ruff. fashionable as Paris IS
making the style. The ruff in the
picture has a pleated friI OF scaloped
net over a frill OF hemstitched ne and
stands up softly yet crisply around the
throat
Paris IS making determined effort
10 bring back high neckwear. 50 make
the most or low-necked effects this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

feathers and each IS set on under a
cut jet button; and all the feathers
Intermingle so that the entire hat IS
covered and the feather ends fall
gracefully ut sides and back. leaving
the face clear Of tumbling plumage.
This hat is black. She almost hidden
turban part being o. black velvet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

beige and navy not hemstitched to-
gether. Tiny loops OF navy silk cord
edge the turnover collar and a tucked
panel that forms the front OF the gileL
Then there is the MODESTO, a filmy
little contraption which fits around
The shoulders and fastens al the back,
filing IN a too-decollete opening in the
blouse front. Not a great deal Of the
Modesto is supposed 70 show-just a
line OF dainty white as a finish 20 the
bodice which might otherwise be too
severe IN line al the neck. Perhaps
the blouse front may be slashei out
in deep oval or rectangle that
reaches almost 70 the waistline and
then the Modesto looks like a dirninu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

EEILS are not worn over the chin
his year. or rather. drawn down
under the chin and pinned
~ smoothly back behind the head
as they were last season. Look az the
next pretty. smartly dressed woman
YOU meet and note how her face veil
is arranged. its lower edge coming just
below The tip Of her nose and the veil
duttsring rather loosely instead Of be-
ing pulled back closely against The
features. a face vel drawn down tight
ly and closely under the chin and
around the neck may be more trim
ana -dy-t9 your personal taste-but
the effect is not smart or modern just
now. and viii take away from the
general modishuess Of your appear
anre.
There IS great favor this autumn
for white or flesh tinted face veilings
sprinkIed with very tiny black chenille
dots These wells are so fashionable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

The Elton Collar And Nestee Are
Youthful. Therefore Popular; And
Eyelet Embroidery Is \ Favored
Fabric.
tween loose jacket or bodice fronts
70 give the correct effect. Allover eye
let embroidery IN pale ecru was used
for the pictured set and the tailored
jacket and skirt are OF dark brown
duvetyn. More elaborate than the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
POLISH GOVERNMENT
LUMBER AGREEMENT
A Decree Vacates Contracts of
Sale Which We're Made Be
fore January 10.

Consul William Dawson I DanlE
writes this gUyernmenC 1s follows
The Syndicate Il Lumber Dealer au4
Manufacturers IN DanEig and P0merrilen
West Prussia recently came to an igr.t-
men with the Polish government nN Fll.n
the latter permits the Nportatluu
sawmill products from PUmmt re.lru 7.
Danzg and Germany The agrturu.
refers only 10 affiliated firms and tplU-
cations for export hcensss are msac tGru.I
the syndicate. which IS responsible De-
Polish government for the execution
stipulated conditions
The agreement Transactions .u.eru
into since January lO. 1870, tn1 remains
IN force pending the general -egu.a'i.a
Of exports IN Poland The syndicate -a.-
lects for the Polish govern 70 .'eruliu
marks an export iuty 10 SD pcr .rul
Sawmill products 20 general although r.
the case of certain Kinds ~ 0auhs ..4
boards the duty is onl, ~ per tu n
addition 20 the export duty b, 'uU-H
government Is 10 receive 20 per crn' .n'
sales value IN German marks. 'or Nhi.a
1t will give IN return an equivalent lm. art
IN Polish marks at he rate ~ nc Ht
For the present the eNportation -uun
timber or logs from pummerr IcI rt
poles and tics are granted .nl, nrDy1cd
the needs Of the postal and uuh,ar, tl-
thoTlties are covered. although facilities
are accorded for material fQr fl, FncD
City of Danzlg The eNpOrtatIou Il a.s'o
fuel for the Free City hkCNlst r,tn,r-
lied provided the DanMe Fuel kvarl
supports the application fol an cNQurt
license
4 decree % the Polish government
vacates contracts of sale made before Ian
uarv 10. q, ID However fhc government
has declared rs willingness to Ilvv .av
orable consideration to pphca.ion li fht
syndicate for the setting asidc 1i th.s ic-
cree. provided minimum price rcggla
tions are observed
The refusal 81 the Polish governments
10 permit the cNpOrtatl0n 20 round time
ber OF logs IS q disapp'ntmeut to Dan
zigs sawmill industry The eity ha. 'or
years been very important commercial
and industrial center i0r Mmhcr n
1913 some 1000, 900 marks worth
logs were received her, hy ne Nsfua
Danzig had % sawmills. With iN .an
gates, which cat lrom ~ to N5 pcr rcnt Z
the incoming timber lt IS claimed .l.t
since the war a number 30 leading .awuIiI i
have been sold - German. knglHh lna
Oluel UfNlo, AAlA AllN lINiiht Nt'N 'N ...
output now controlled BY Dnnng noue
is considerably smaller than before thc
war 4 large number &c new humber lCt.-
ers have also established themsclNte 40
Danzig since the war.
The territory 81 the Free Citt u NaH
zig itself POSSESSES relatively hi0c umh,r
the total forest area being estimated hi ft.
/ authorities az i6. 500 hectares 0iO.f,l
acres) According a. a recent stafrmcnI
/ made TO the Danzig Cltv Council fht
! Free City viii have % import from eighi
4 TO ten thousand cubic meters oi tlInhci
/ per year TO meet is own local nceds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
CONDITIONS BETTER
As TO HARVEST LABOR
Reports From Southwest Are That
Help in Gathering Crops ~
More Plentiful.

Kansas City. Mo, July - Tho h.r-
vest labor situation in Kansas and NE
southwest is generally g,od according -
officials Of the Federal Free Employment
Bureau in Kansas City, Kan and ihe
Missouri Bureau q Farm Tabor. oonducted
by State authorities with Federal sd n
Kansas City, Mo.
AZ the opening of this mon'h D strplus
Of farm labor Was evident. There uers
a number of instances ofThen who came
back from the harvest felds df -larng
that they had been ur~hle ~ fnd eu-
ployrnent At the end ~ the fret usek
in July scattered requests were received
for more harvest laborrrs o. 20 sfn' "a,
counties 10 northwestern Karsas nrei
which is being filled. according to 'r"
Federal employment agents
Generally speaking no aouthvrr' as
been supplied with all the harles' atnr
necessary ~ soon as tho wheat rrer s1a
( ready for cutting this was0n
a wage standard ~ 20 renfs
agreed upon by farmers in the Show
/ belt Of Kansas and announced frr..rh
/ the state labor connmissioner -arrei
I Crawford. attracted many workers
( In regard 70 tho car nfuafion nner- f-
ing officials - The leading roads 'hroUgh
4 the wheat sccti0ns anrco fhaf 'hrrr Z
present ~ adequate suoplr Z lvailatIe
cars Plenty ~ cnrg huve tern orderrf
west II T. stated hut ~ vet 'heF have ref
arrived IN F1ffricnt nrnlhers howe rr
an official nf the local '.ruinal company
in clnse touch with fhe interstate f0r-
merce Commission declared that alfhruTh
the rar supply y afiIl .arevha' shor' 2
I s better than in other srrfi0rs ~ fne rn'ir-
try and better than b las heen here
past years Railroad cFc'sls rrrs r.f
inclined ~ agree NTH fhi- rather rf-
mistir estimate
The lg20 wheat rron hegnn.nE
rrach Hutchinson Kan il r nd ra
average hotter -han frr nanv ear-
Y tcsting from ~ - 81 pounds = the hushei
and bringing s2 ~ y 90 ~ per hushr'
Yields rnn from p :, r Hushels fa fnr
acre farmer deriare
"Grasshopner planted theni rrpnr'-
ed "a have turned npf well q manf r'ar0s
n their attacks ~ whrat ncids fsi '.I
grasshnppers r,lf Tho heads 30 fhr hrnr
causing them - drop 70 the ground tn.rn
resulted .n tracts rl r0lunfeor heaf
Near Lyons 4 grower rerortsd 20 hutlrl
70 the acre ylrld from zrasshnprrr
planted tract
Extension % credits ~ farmers unable
Y 70 market last wear wheat hecausr III
I car shortage has been rrumisen ~ Feu-
4 eral reserve boards arrording to members
I of the Kansas COMMITTEES who have -r-
turned from Washington after r0uifr-
ence with the Interstate Commerce uri-
mission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
WHERE'S THE DARN CAT?

some one had knocked a bottle Of
whisky over, and some os the spilled spirits
remained on the floor For a long time
the nice lay with their noses peeping out
Of the wanscot, dreadrng the arrival OF
their hereditary enemy, the cat.
At length, aud with infinite caution, one
of their number ventured out and IN due
course discovered the pool Of whisky
He slipped, smiled tasted again, winked
and then attended strictly 10 business for
a few minutes At the end Of which time
he sprang on his hind legs, assumed an
attitude of attack, and shouted at the top
of his mouse voice. Now where that
darned cal? New York Telegraph.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
AUCTIONS LEGALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALEs-Of every description
Anywhere. II you want 70 sell Hamii-
ton the square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent 7O5 Madison s Phone 734s W
PUBLIC sALE-KIair's Bazaar saturday.
July 24 az ID O'clock 20 hea ~ horses
and mules. Lot n wagons. harness pigs
and chickens auto cars two matinee carts
lot Of auto tires Goods ~ all kinds
Notice ~ you have horse ~ sell bring
him in and take the cash home with you.
Gentlemen J will sell Tom Artweli trotter
Z.iS14 aiso Joe PatCia4. Z.O7n. pacpr
eligible 10 is class These horses are
ready 70 rare and good in their class To
he sold for nigh dollar klair q HOIiings-
worth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Takes no Chances.

The Mayor Of Providence, r. l.. re-
fused to attempt to pick the girl Of his
town who best deserves a pension by
her conduct and family virtues, and
wise is he in TINS generation Of approach
ing woman suffrage. baltimore sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Helm Wanted Male



AGENT solicit and sell life insurance.
Reference required. Guaranteed salary 10
live man. Apply Metropolitan Life insur-
ance Co. i0l Equitable Building.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR-On who can
write and sell copy. Must bc familiar with
automobile advertising. Good chance for a
wide awake man. Address Is, Every
Evening ONCE
BOOkkEEPER-Ass Apply. giving
experience 26, Every Evening ONCE
BLACKSMITH Good. general aIl-around
good job and good wages for the right man.
Address L. +. Cooper. l1iS King street.
Cali 10 a. m. and after + p. m.
BON-Ovcr rs years to work at soda foun-
tain Govatos Eighth and Market streets.
COLLECTOR-Ex for an estab-
lished debit, Neady position for right
man Call at once Union Clothing Co
CHAUFFEUR White. single man pre-
ferrcd Private family One willing TO work
and assist around hquse Must under
stand city driving. References required
state salary desired. Address W II, Every
Evening Once.
DRIVER Experienced for Federal motor
truch. References required Apply m.
ID. Mullen Co.. Fifth and French streets
ENGINEER Refrigorating experienced
Address W ?. Every Evening Office.
ICE CREAM MAkER-Apply sharpless- =
Hcndler Ice Cream Co. 9l3 Guyer
MAN-M Middle-aged man with knowledge
of bookkeeping in small plant: state sal
airy expected. Address \ ,. Every Evening
Once
services of an experienced man capable of
developing the business. Also an expers
repair man. Apply Matt Finger. y. w.
Cor. Twelfth and French streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

APARTMENT-ELEC LIGHTS AND
HOT WATER HEAT. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION APPLY s43 TATNALL
STREET.
APARTMENT NT-Second floor three rooms
and bath, Immediate possession Apply
John B, Kruger 922 W. Fourth street.
Phone 5523.
APARTAIENT-Fu three rooms
and pantry. ON first floor. newly papercd
porch. yard. use of bath No children. 1905
Lancaster avenue.
APARTMENT Unfurnished, three rooms.
hot water heat and hot water. Apply Della
ware Auto supply Co, Thirteenth and
French streets
APARTMENT-On second floor, two rooms
and bath. hea.. light and use of phone.
zoos ". Eighth street, evenings between
and :.
APARTMENT-Two rooms. third floor;
heat, light. use of phone and bath. Run
ming water. Phone 1873 ].
APARTMENT Furnished. three rooms
bath, back porch. Adults preferred. Phone
4SoS X.
APARTMENT rooms and bath. pan
try. hot water heat. gas and electric. All
conyeniences. Immediate possession. Ap
ply BIS Delaware avenue.
APARTAIENT-Furn 900 PARK Place
JEFFERSON ST N6I6-Two-room apart
ment. furnished for housekeeping: heat,
electric light and telephone. Possession at
once. Telephone 45lo-
f. SEVENTH ST, 4I9-PriVate apartment
two rooms and private bath. porch. hot
water heat and electric
MADISON ST, 723-Three rooms and
bath, porch. all conveniences.
PINE ST. 7Ol-Apartment. unfurnished.
three rooms and bath.
RODNEY Sf., 3I5-Attractive. furnished
apartment. second floor.
TArNALL ST. 2325-Three room apart
ment. on second floor
WEST ST. S0S-Apartment four rooms.
with all conyeniepces.
" FOURTH ST. @Three-room apart
ment 50 weekly.
". EIGHTH ST. IIIo-Apartmentu t. unfur-
nished three rooms and b~th. Newly fin
ished
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

LADY CANVASSERS- Wanted Ivy large
wcll-known firm, in town. p lady can
vassers of neat appearance. Good salary
and commission Must furnish reference
Permanent position. Address w IL, Every
Evening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Household Goods


BkDs-A large assortment OF orass and
white enamel Dods. springs. and mat
LrSsses. see Us before sstting a new ced
outfit. We VIII save you money II you Will
take time to compare prices. considering
quality. Fun line of carpets. rugs I'm
oleums and matsins. hefriserators and
Co. Fifth and Madison streets. our al
dIess tells way VI an sive -" money.
BABY CAhhIAtIE-And nursery chair
cheap. Apply lO3 y. Clayton street.
BEDSTEAD- -Circassian. also bed complete
gas plate, crib ana coach. lOl4 spruce
street. Phone S434.
COON STOEE- L sed one year cheap Ap-
ply l0II Shallcross avenue.
COACH Reed. in good order. sl2 Jefrer-
son street.
= plete. Nearly new Cali evenings. saturday
afternoon or sunday al 49, Geddes street
UniOn Park Gardens
FURNITURE Private sale of household
furniture. Apply 1oZ Franklin street
GAS kANGE-Aud gas hot water neater
Apply 1919 Franklin street.
GAS STOVE AND MATTRESS Reason
able. 9l1 Shaiicross Ave. Phone 7Ot3.
HEAFEkS-we sell the famous empire
Fipeless Heaters. ,. q. Williams. Third
and Iatna1 streets. formerly 3Ig Orange.
HOT AIR HEATER--Progressiv First
class condition. Phone 2S5l ".
HOUSEHOLD FUkSIfURE- beginning
Wednesday. for one week. 309 W. sixth
street.
MIRROR French plate SKIS. with wide
gold frame. Also OAK mantclpiece with
Develed glass. Phone o70
OIL STOVE New Perfection. three burner.
Phone 3I0S W.
PAPER HANGINGS-And wall decOra tions
of quality. Fine work a speciality. Rosin
u Bro. All Shipley street Phone 1855 }.
RUGS-And floor coverings. 5000 yards
hnoleum remnants large enough for kitch-
ems, at halt price. Hurock ) Cash House
seventh and Poplar streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
LABORERS-

ALSO MARRIED AMERICAN MEN
FOR PROCE 5 OPERATORS.
STEADY WORK AND GOOD oP1
PoRTUNITY. APPLY GENERAL
CHEMICAL COMPANY. MARCUS
HOOK. PA.
ply Square Deal Garage. SO7-S0e Wolaston
street
MEN-Two 40 years or over, as solicitors.
No experience required or samples TO carry.
Salary and commission. Can easily earn
$40 weekly. Cali after ! p m. W. Sew
enth street, second floor. 9. l.. Jones.
MEN-TO canvass. Experience unneces-
sary. yOrde Bldg. 603 Market street, third
floor, front.
MEN-Over q years of age to train in
spare time under our Certified Public Ac-
cOuntants for accounting and executive
positions International Accountants So
ciety. 200 W. Ninth st. Phone 31l7.
MAN-With a trained mind. between 80
and 50 years OF age. who thinks ne Il
worthy Of 5000 and upward yearly but
has never had chance to demonstrate il,
can secure an opportunity. Just brains and
willingness required. that's all. Apply 420
Ford Building.
trucks in private garage. Must have good
reference. Phone 90
CHANICS-SEVERAL FIRST-C CLASS.
TO WORK ON HIGH-GRADE. CARS
AND TRUCKS. MUST BE THOROUGH
SEE MR.. SNYDER, PACKARD MoToR II
CAR co, 1905 CHIPPEY STREET
SHOE SALESMAN--Young man with some
experience preferred. Good opportunity
for right party Apply 2l4 Market street.
WHEEIW WRIGHT-Wanted Apply Dia-
mOnd Ice & Coal Co. Thirteenth and
Lombard streets.
YOUNG MEN-SOme clerical experience,
who are not satisfied with their present
Dostion and who willing TO devote
some of their spare time to better their
canacity. Full particulars with first letter.
VI Every Evening Office.
YOUNG MAN-Intelligent hustler well
acquainted in city. who is trying TO work
himself up. Apply Progressive Press, sos
TatnaD street.
Situations Wanted emaie SO
u0TTSEKFFPING-Re Reliable settled woman
wants housekeeping in widowers $ home.
Address w Is, Every Evening Office.
WOMAN Desires housework in private
family. W is, Every Evening ONCE.
WOMAN--Wishes housework by day ll6
N. Scott street.
THE PATH to the classified ad page is the
telephone Phone your want or oHer now
for tomorrow paper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

YOUNG LADY-ONE FAMILIAR WITH
FILING MUST HAVE CLEAR. DIS
TINCT VOICE, CAPABLE OF HAND
LING BUSINESS OVER PHONE. A
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A LEVEL
HEADED BUSINESS GIRL WITH ONE
OF wILMINGToNs OLDEST AND
BEST BUSINESS PLACES. EXCEL
LENT CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT.
W 20. EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

GRAPHER-Capable. One with ex-
periencc IN law Office preferred. Apply 4OZo
du Pont Building.
STENOGRAPHER-A by mail only,
stating experience and wages expected,
Hudson supply Co. Front and Market SITS
STENOGRApHER-A typist. No ex-
perencc necessary Permanent position II
satisfactory. W rs. Every Evening ONCE
SALESLADIES-E Experienced. Apply at
once at Bernard's. ala Market street
STENOGRAPHER-T start August 9TH
in office of manufacturing plant. steady
employment. state experience. Address
" -. Every Evening ontce.
MATTRESSES to work in ice cream
parlor also two extras from To III ~ IN.
Govatos. Eighth and Market streets
WONAN-Of maturity. intelligent. ener-
Retic. for position Offering life work and
good returns for faithful service. Business
experience not essential. Address W 10,
Every Evening once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board

Rooms With Board 81
HARRISON ST. 15O4-Furnished rooms,
with or without board Phone 5S32.
PENNA. AVE. I6IO-Niceiy furnished
room, with hoard Phone 1867 j
ROOM AND BOAKD-suitable for two
men or married couple. Home comforts
Apply 1904 Monroe. Phone o615 j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

BOOkkEEPER-Youn lady to assist.
Give experience. Address 22. Every
Evening ONCE.
CH1LD'S NURSE-Experienced to go to
Cape May Apply lI07 Broome street.
Phone 1910.
GIRL-Or woman for housework, In SUI
burbs. Two in family $40 per week. State
age and experience. p. o. Box 307
BOOkkEEPER-Exp Apply Ber-
nard S. Ala Market street
CLERK-Expcrience with knowledge OF
bookkeeping stenography. Apply by
letter To Il. O. Box $50, city.
GIRL--Whtto. or woman for general house
work. Phone IlS6 W. Mrs. Joseph Briggs.
Roselle. Del.
GIKL-For general housework. No iaun-
dry. Good wages. Phone s421.
GIRL-To assist with general housework.
Good wages. Apply 1903 Delaware avenue.
Phone 1916 W.
HO USEkEEPER-ln small family OF three.
Desirable place for lady looking for per
manent home. $. IL. Pippin, care Nc
Mahon Bros. Sixth and King streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Wanted Real Estate

Wanted d-Keaf Estate 50
HOUsE-six or eight rooms. Garage IL
possible. Buy or rent. North Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue between Adams and clay
ton streets. Address Y 20. Every Evening
fBfF{ea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

3 liTn 81 GARAGE-Exrtrt repairing
for all makes Of cars and motorcycles
Phone 2DU3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lodge Notices

Lodge Notices
NOTICE There viii be called meeting OF
"A iln,inrtan Iudgc No. ls4, |. \. OF NJ;
tIitr..la, evening July -, 1920. at 4. so
clucb fiuat action on amendment 10 ny
t,Ns NH bt taken signed, secretary oi
IA iIminEtou Lodge. W L Low 4uo "0s'
Iuurtrtnth street.
perS lnals
Nbtttf I viii not pay any n!,,; u.ltS 49,
..ntrt.. ..ftat "a ms st'lt Nm q NCdln. |I''
ftHt 4 Eleventh street
Os and 4 ouno ~
nOD White poodle Reward y rctu'"ou
Ia ls3a " Fourth street
ttoksF Roar gone astraS Branded on
In. .iI,. NotttN IS e. Carpenter
pnlu iIudtuhall a. h-f
t#..t r,ltttN F.und ,wnrr can have
.aut ia idDutifA tn contents Apply dtS
.ods sion ttftn and Lincoln str~ftS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property
rty 81

WAWAsET AyF.-IMMEDrATE 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., 1920-07-21

Wanted-IO Buy DO
.CLOTHES-Wili buy your old clothes
Isaac Gibbs. S3S French street. Phone
1890 None bought at store.
JUNK-Let me Duy your second hand
goods Highest prices in Dciawara ii.
Sloan. 10 West st. Phones .s4l-1sit
LIJMBER-20O loads of second hand lum-
ber of any kind. Call 5662 j or call corner
A and Conrad streets.
OLD GOLD will buy your old gold and
silver Millard II. Davis. Gil L.. Second
street
RAGs-Newspapers metals. furniture
mems clothing and all kinds OF Junk. We
pay highest prices in Delaware. NJ.
Frankei successor to Ii. Sloan. lOI MAJ
son street d. & A G7i0 w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
,lotorcycles and Bicycles
Auto Accessories
service ; atoms, Re, airing

AUTOMOBILE OwNERs-Ask US about
rylnder grinding ana why We excel u this
anr y 4 q Motor sales Co. IOS-IIO
Market street
.TTO REPAIR CO.-Dealers for Mason
and Perfection tires. Everything for the
automobile ll27 French street. Phone
1864 "
DU PON1 ST GARAGE-A Ford
scrvicr station. Repairing OF all kinds 40I
du POnt street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

OPERATORS-ON FEELING MACHINES,
EXPERIENCED. TO WORK ON ATH-
LETIC UNION SUITS. VERY GOOD
PIECEWORk PRICES. EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY AT
ONCE. TOPKIS BROS. CO. 2l7
FRENCH STREET.