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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
ILLUSIONS ABOUT SUBS
ARE DlSPELLED BY FACTS
DISCLOSED IN PEACE

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE facts and
figures which have been officially dis
closed recently tend to clear up much
of the uncertainty which has envel-
| oped the work of the submarines. 1t
lis now manifest that the prejudices
aroused against them by the illegal
uses to which the Germans put their
| IT-boats has been dissipated by the
revelations concerning the rightful
lemploymerA of underwater craft in
the war, and by the facts which show
1.-THE submarine war upon commerce in
/ it's right proportions.
| The suggestion that the use of sub
marines should be forbidden by inter-
national law finds very little support
lin any quarter, particularly as an i'm
lpression prevails that there may come
a time when all war ships except, per-
Ihaps, the very largest, should be given
powers of submersion.
Control, Not Abolition.
Total abolition is altogether differ
eHt from controlling the use of sub
marines by.international regulations.
| It has even been proposed that the
league of nations should adopt the
principle that the illegal use of sub
marines shall deprive officers and
men serving in them of the status of
lawful combatants, thus rendering
them liable to be created as pirates.
The lesson of the war on this point
is clearly that not only must com
merce destruction without regard for
the life of on-combatants me made
illegal, but unsafe for nation adopt
ling it.
Sub Not Victor.
Among other false ideas which have
gone overheard is that the submarine
was winning the war. Information
now available concerning the growing
success of the anti-submarine meas
ures tward the end of hostilities
proves conclusively the inaecuracy of
such a belief. out of the total losses
sustained by the U-boats in their cam
paigns for example, nearly ten per
cent were inflicted during the last
three months of the war.
There were periods during 1918
when the allies were destroying
twice as many German submarines as
in the previous year, although the enc
my had fewer effective boats at work.
This was in addition to the number
which came to grief in the huge Am
erican and British mine barrages or (
by other passive agencies, the figures
for which also show progressive IN
creases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
,sSs> JustReceived New L.
l$$$$$$N Line of s. Il -yn |
0SSSSpSS$ LOOK L
;ssy }S{> White Goods, fI@onS S SEEE3$S$$$SB EE$S$B ! !
1{sSV OFgandiS, DimiteS Pop E$$$s( EE$$$$$ss
=! "a Inns, PiQus, Corduroy 'EESS@@# Esq.,
&$a and Others ~
TJoeo oro for almost TO
and Others

These goods are suitable for almost every purpose Tor
Ladies' Misses and Chdrens wear We herewith quote
you few prices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
2-CENT AND 15-CENT
COINS CALLED FOR I'M
BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Believing
that 2-cent and 15-cent coins arc
needed. the National Association of
the Motion Picture Industry has sue
ceeded in having two bills introduced
in congress Since the revenue tax on
adm issions went into effect, the neces-
sity for making change at the box Of
flee has occasioned an appreciable de-
lay.
Other Industries to be benefited will
be newspapers, telephone and tele-
graph companies, soda fountains and
candy stores and transportation lines.
motion picture men want n 15-cent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING ARUMPUS?
Sloan's Liniment, kept handy
takes the fight out OF them

CLOSHING around in the wet and
then - the dreaded rheumatic
~ twingel But not for long when
Sloan's Liniment is kept handy.
Pains, strains, sprains - how soon
this old family friend Penetrates without
rubbing and helps drive 'em awayl
And how cleanly, too = no muss, no
bother, no stained skin or clogged
pores. Muscles timber up, lunbago,
sciatica, neuralgia are promptly re-
lieved. Keep a bottle handy all the
time. Get one today if you've run out
of SIoan's Liniment.
All druggists SIC, 70c., S1.4o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
DAILY MARKET NEWSOF FPENDLETON

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, SOc@ S5c.
Hens, to zoe.
Chickens, zoe a pound.
Country Ham. Ets.
Ham. best quality, 2sc.
Bacon, best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter
Butter, s1.25 a s1.35.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
Changing Times

Gcshall-Whos your friend?
Hemlock-He is a shoe dealer who
used to be known as THE Man VINO
made SO famous"
"Don't they call him that now"
"No, he is making $40 famous
now
"Ha! I gettcha-'
"With the same kind of shoes -
Youngston Telegram.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
Coarse Grain Trade
SLIGHTLY OuieteP

With little buying at the prices now
asked. the coarse grain trade is SHOW
ing a quieter tone. Barley is being OIL
fered at $40. s71.50 and s72 ton with
few takers. Oats are about nomlhai
at former prices of $60.9O. $6l.t5 ana
s6S Mill feed is offered at $44 ana
corn at half dollar increase, sos ana
SEQ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15

4O-in. Batiste, price yd.. ....... 63c
40-in. Jap Nainsook, price yd.. 59c
40-in. Nainsook in flesh, blue and
white, yard .............. aye
3O-in. Serpentine Crepe, yd.. 39c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
Coming and Going.

An electric towboat on "A shallow
French canal has propellcrs on both
ends and is driven either by storage
batteries or power obtained from an
wire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15
Cattle Market. Slow
Lambs and Hogs Strong

Hog market was easier and slow
tone ruled in cattle for the Wednes-
day trade at North Portland. Sheep
and lambs were firm, with some ad-
vances noted. Receipts in all lines
were limited. One lot of hogs sold at
s16 but the bulk of the stock is prob
able 10 to 15c lower.
General hog range:
Prime mixed ..--...... 5-5U "a lo.VO
Medium mixed ........ 15.0eW W 1921
Rough heavies ........ l2.o0 W l4.VV
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TRAFFIC ~ MnE
Pennsylvania Railroad Nos Runninr if
Special Trains


Dunng tls mouth a sptsmhsr
oOrdirg ~ nRfrta giei fhhulatffi iv I.
PennsYlvanIa Haiirunfl Co. Nib fr.
a the rad making dshversH iH ~
drlphia. trw fofk aud hHhIfrfHr
nod approximately l4nO 80 qlff's
milk ~ re0s w stAtiofs be r0Irfas .H
nn incrcaaa n nluui ! fNtff naHH
Ssptsmlrf, 1910
lhr Philadslrhia delivery o. NnTfi
bcf Vaa 1857 ff9 quarts. tn rfrnap
G9G Az over th, ssnr uoI ~ yeaf aV.
THIS quaHaFn frIHss"nts % pof srrf
'ho nilk deliy y'rci 'ufu ~ ao3 80 ir ~ If.
d'lphia dt~lfg flr ninth evaftY lH
loT o"ri d rio uIt ir ihnlH -
vas coiir ird tItiIt a raaur Z rDt
firm fhs ,iiv lls ur.sI Rl
waa haul' frpu p.'s.- f.f 90
ff0 u.lns d.-'arf
Durpg b, months - Jlre iuly 'ug
and r..piaulsr ANau'If ffV. hd
Park sld other sow 'arrsy olrsf
wora dptr.f irr' pr fhf wrvee - t.r
PansFyl,afis Hsflfrd fu inrFe 81
n hour nlk nGq'y a' m.ll i'
at 'hr-n rreer's aver gsi o. m
a day. and r"rfs . rs
50O u.l-s
Thr pcursylvpria P1i,,r1
vlcc row usiliae ar eIrf tr
ripg up 20 - high ~ etrs rf' y
Philadelphia ono rffr.r ffHI' - Ife
iDr Nru frrk. erI tf'.
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CHEsTERTnNN ANnII1LNrTL

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FITS ae rasg enHUHfa rra
and rsrIv -lrr .hl tfr
has recg maan afr
ar fhs sfls1n
iLwlrf eve wh# 49,
vearr tas eeu rrnE uufF
-efurr rsfrrfavr
fe a. rzrf
RI rr1a
.lvs = aca t.trr .fr~n rr
7-ra - .osea Ia
s-t... .trsrt sug
t-tr-ItEfIug fln ruusTet nr
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GIRL SCOUTS AT LAUREL.

Laurel. Nov. Is A meeting 81 he
girls Of Laurel high school was called,
Yesterday afternoon. by Miss Mary t.
STRIPPING of the faculty, for the purpose
Of taking steps toward the organization
Of a troop Of Girl Scouts in the high school
Ii was decided to call another meeting
Thursday afternoon, when the organl-
cation will be perfected
Il was decided to hold regular meetings
every Thursday afternoon immediately
after school, and it is thought several
patrols can be formed among the barge
scholarship enrolled
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NEWS OF LAUREL

Laurel NOV Is The senior class B.
Laurel high school viii tender a reception
to the Junior Glass Friday evening n The
Owls Hall
Mrs, Sallic Shllcs, widow Of George IA
Shiles, who died few weeks ago II the
age of 81 years, following brief illness
Of bronchial pneumonia, IL critically III
at her home on Townsend street, havms
been stricken with paralysis. She IS 81
wears OF age. Her physician does not
think she will live more than day 81
two
A sneak thief stole valuable robe from
the automobile OF Granville Thompson,
Sunday evening, while he was calling Al
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Charles /,
King, Central avenue and Second street
Miss Flossie Milbournc Of Bethel IS
visiting friends and relatives in Whining
ton.
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WHOLESALERS To ORGANIZE.
Will Met Tomorrow to Form Association
For Mutual protacfiOD

Wholesale merchants Il this city will
meet in the rooms Of The Chamber ii
Commerce tomorrow atJezucou for ne
purpose of effectug an organization.
what tho aarnc wil b. or Tho form Il VII
take has rot been decided upon
The wholesalers met last and week after
disclissil Z condltIoas. declCed -a4t such
an organization would ne II mulch ben, ut
10 the dealers herr They III realized hat
il they were 10 obtain the trade thar Is
due them from the eastern Shore. that they
must compete with the Pmladeiphit and
Baltimore wholesalers in 4 Wy hat would
induce retailers - buy here
Thcrs ware many p.aos suggested amot Z
them b>ing free transportation - this
city and expe-Ses while staylrg here but
nothing was decided upon. All of the plans
suggested viii be thrcshcd after The Or
ganization Is formed
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CEcn cotNrY >orEs

p,4l -,sponarrr. vrnr.
,k'a.
NJ, ..t lt.
mother Re-. t-f.
retu.. Nt .b4rrn
her homo 81 81. i-aAe -r.
20 eaGs
Three ,aToac- u,..r aa
ceilauous st.ruars base l.1is-.
Gently fr0m 10 ferrN tti-
the Public Hea.rA -eT ...t ..-
Philippine Islands.
A home u.uZ ~-...A. -e...ce
held l.-t Surdat ~ \.rs s-t iet1
Episcopal hGTch. ST. N.-.. .t.eg
h.rs from " lm- gto. 1l. i7asa
other pol-ts "e-o 7rr>e
Rev WiiiaE H 'ioua Pro mar :
pATson cf Lsktou, el.lue.. p. -,s
with .llrcss
Marriage licenses were -,f-re j. a
tou y,teTday, -7 ~,p. lamp
aIG Gertrude DIr-, l,o..
I Hu~.o.t u & ecitou, n-lce
CIe@vr- n hester ~ .,e,r--
and Iva C t'Illy I.t.l-,.. ....e
g. Matthew Nc, ri...-l hiD
is rculat.ng suorg Is
week NIr Nc, ulolga I'll et1
rnc West -cEera. ears u..
good = .uua,r uus4rs-, i ..--s
" p u lockwood 3 1u.. .r~t. Ma.
VA, a s.e, k-eu1 E,l,s- Nl- al Mrs
l.. D:l >.r,N Ri. -. '-.
r1npaulea ban .Cine faI "a t.-.-
Annouucemert s made n re uar II
ci William \rc'r 4. rcar tlktrl a. 81 -
Adele Rred f Cumhtrlge nt
Father Narc,au- .ur n,-.u|
bcr -
Nlr a-a Mrs l,nE~.
81 Blue Ba. -ro.alt atr.
rendered 4 sa-r-, sh.0.r ergr
Der e i-caos, Friday nA 1s-
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West Mission society

The lau,4 pra.-c .ul .lAr
meeting ,f the Women N0ut Hnr
Missionary >Oc.ert & Ae, f
Church RA ~ e..l -..
~ ) ctocS NJ AfeLla ~...-
preside Mis-, Niar loans POM In
wIl b. present tad mako n t1+r
Mrs. l'a.ser Anderson ,li hy hc 81,
Evprv bnlv 4 welcome
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Inhn NIuIh.rn M " -

Nh p walking 4ct ~ SECS
at Adams Yesterday Joan N.tG,
2lS Cherry street Nt,S strack e.. a ,.
uf the Fre.hoier baAME Do lic
kno,N Ned down nl murei ah.af
face and baly The t.tw SITS rtru
Frank Smith ID 11f NHn 3n N
Hc WAS taken fl De D,aa ~. toen
IA the police ambulance
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- IL Hn.n-inI -

THE tarkC-C hsrchman PIT h o .a
Delaware Hospital vN h0l. 'ak,
i thr Gas Co o'hDe tomorrow mou 3
Tor the 1eneit 81 the maternity sur
the hospital Fresh bread. a. vci e
articles ior hrstnas giits have sts
made BY the laiics and Fili b. so.d
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~rw OFFICE RrIrDrc
To be Trec'ed by John Goya'os nr Ihlp'r
street Near Ninfh

Sale 81 tt' 'wn p~Tf~
ard s15 Jf plev s'res' ~ z.-'.
bled for ihrafrc s'tr a-d 'stsr ri
n. Frrry rer Fr-'trg
fpr 4 vrpoer1 rr .ii-g
J,ha t.r-atDs Ef.,Z m-r
Ihc .lr prtr, tat,J
25n Wn r.d arn nn Tt. ~
H. t'osdu .t rye 'uI
-lfe t l1v
Nr D. tos - 1-d
a-d a.trr rtiu.
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Auction Sales

AUCTION sALkS-Ot every description
Anywhere. II you want 20 sell see hausst
ton tue square deal AucuOneer auu farm
Agent 705 Madison 81. Phone l3As ".
PUBLIC SALE OF valuable farm land,
November Is. 1920. on the premises at Z
D. m Farm No. i. containing LOO acres.
located three miles from Newark. Del
one half mile from Lincoln Highway, one
mile from Iron HiIl. known as the Slack
farm. SO acres good timber land balance
tillable lU-room house. bank barn. gran-
ary sprinEhouse and other buildings This
will make an ideal stock or dairy farm
This property will DO sold to the highest
bidder SO per cent mortgage arranged.
Sold 10 settle estate Farm No ?, as acres,
iO-roam house. fine double decker barn.
large tool and wagon house. with other
necessary outbuildings. 800 apple trees
200 pear trees and other fruits. This Is an
ideal fruit poultry and truck farm. FhiS
farm adjoins farm No. l above. For fur
ther information inquire from tenants on
the farms MIR. kamho and MIR. Peel, or
! W Hamilton Square Deal Auctioneer
and Farm Agent. Manager, 700 Madison
street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For. sale

tiouses For, sale 81
BEIAWAKk CITY Large. weII built
fr.smc house. In sood repair. with large
grounds All ktaas OF fruit. Within 1--WE
inmates WaIk * fa.iroad depot or trolley
Price S590U. TIL. - aa0at eue-aan OF real
value Apply 10 # Glars Delaware
City f1ei
" NSHI%GTO\ HEItsH TS-ka al Buren,
street betwcca TweH;J >ecpud aud fweu ~
thlrd street. \es. seven room house with
Gath attic. opea Fireplace. tnrue paTches.
tile bathroom farSu uVlugroom. hef watar
lseat Colonial aatsH Nplly e21 orange 81.
Lots For Sale -
DELAYS ARE DANGERO US-Buy your
building LOS a. Lyndaila Nov before that
S5tBsI cash is gone and get your snare Of
the money Phone J99- Address. Newport.
bel
IoT Leaving city. must sell choice lot.
overIookir3 DeIa.g are river one fare.
l:easonauie terms Address 2 -. Every
Evening OtECe
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usrp CARS

USED CARS
BUICK. 1920. PASS
BUICK. 1890. 5-PAss
BUICK. 1919 COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
BUICK. 1918. 7-PAss.
pucK. 1919. TOURING.
DODGE. 1917 SEDAN
1920 400" SEDAN.
oLpsAfoBILE. 1915. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE co.
xsI ". TENTH STREET.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

A Men II would like very much 10 h%c1t %
from A. NcN who left her home last suls
and Of whom nothing has been heaIu stno ~
that time. All is forgiven. anu Coulu put @
hear frntp har or sec her. would ease an
achins heart My nome is ready 10 receiNo
her Mrs IA
NOTICE Mrs. NJ. Nicholson has rein9 ,N.s seo
frou s22 Nest street TO iaO2 Market.
nAirdrcssing. shampOotng anu haSsasihS
parlOrs Phone 1905 J.
NOTICE Tho annual meeting 81 Nv
Homeopathic Hospital Association Tor tlt
election OF offlcers and transaction ot VIVA
ever business that may come before ~.
will bc held at the hospital on SatuIVay 1
Novernber 2n ia2n. at 2 o'clock. Robert
- Kemp. SECRETARY
NOTICE All members of Diamond toun,
ru No =. Jr % l a. Nj. are request tc1
a. rnas,t Al the Council room, eOf iatnal'
ftrcot Monday evening, NoVcuiber -.
business ~ Importance will be trahsat ''H
Also the annual visit OF the state 1ohn-
ctior All visitors cordially received. W u,
HfOops. secretary
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving. lrucAlnI, .,tOTnge


MOVING AND HAuLiNo-nf all kinds,
win 20 anywhere. any time. a. Leager. ei1
fandever avenue. fnono ss05 ).
MOVING Local and long distsnce. Fnrni-
sure carefully hauled. u @. Warrington.
1880 Pine street. Phone i422 W.
MOVIN0-Iames Il. lsuttor. moving and
hauling. Long distance moving speciality.
Large moving vans. Phone 3sga,
RETURN LOAD wanted from New York
tor 2ls- ton truck. Wednesday. Quill Bros.
fhOno 1000 >.
SIM nY rk UCh-PIano MOVING > spe-
ciaIty Clean dry storage rooms. Thomas
joyce, a2l French Call 057 J
STORAGE Clean. light storage rooms for
furniture at Cav throps Storage Ware
house, Inc 700 oraneo AZ. Phone %.
STORAGE kOOMs-For housonoid goods.
Reasonable rates AlWays available GUAR
antSo storage Warchouse Co. l0d
Third str"ot. Phone asio.
faperna Painting "a
A. ispornansins. Hest workman
ship Maii paper for sale. ago b.. Fourth
street Phone SioD "
HOUSE PAIN ('rainins, glazing. Es-
un,aees iurmsnod. James ncenan, i0oa
+ W. sixteenth strseG. Phone fib2
isADOKE FIsltMAN Paperhansing. Low
est prices. finest WORK guaranteed. SiS w.
second street rhone 6il0 AZ
PAPER HANGER L. Emmets. paper
hanger so Madison ~. Phone aab6 "
pAtNFi Nt3--tntcrior and exterior painting
dOno. Turner " teastcr. Reliable WORK.
Phones B65B 32ap, pUU Monroe street.
PAPEttilANGER And decorator. John
Reyooid. 2dJi Fine street. Phone st4a "
PAPERHANUINus And wall decorations
ot quality Fine wurK a speciality Rosin &
bro., - Shiplcy strct Phone loo !.
PAPEKIiANuiNU LIT us estimate your
next JOB, kates reasonable, Morris Araht
Uul ". Fourth street Phone 2a5a W.
WALL PAPEk now IL the time uo have
wota done st moderate prices Estimates
ChUGrfully iurntsnssi J. Hollett. al5
Iatnan street. fnune s2df.
WALL PAPER And papernenSins Low
est price and guaranteed work. IL ahames
lO3 n jack" street fnone a32t J.
WALL PAPER OF quality. " iudow shades
Can itlA " iiiam X. 6oodlcy. sll
Shiplcy strePt
Printing Stationery 20
PRINTING Printers uG business build
ors Charles II t'raS. ~ j.. fisnth street
fhou" uuHH
Repairing %
FUkNlT UkE Makina old furniture lonk
equal 10 new ItepaiIius. uphoistoitng anu
Gaming Phone bioU " Vip French street.
Wanted busin. ss Service 81
WANTED lUOo carpets 10 clcan. House
hold goods stored. 'ienrEo II Lang %,
200 Orange street Phone 1897
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SERVICE Slat.on. RepairlnR

bfifhf a'satuhs h'thhhk ~
AUTO PAINTING And upuui>tcrlng Pre-
vent your car from rusting See stiftel
1902 French stroct. Phone 1902 J.
AUTO REPAIR CO.-(,enoral repairing ~
ali makes of cars. 1925 Frnnch street.
Phone 1904 W
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ASK us ABOUT
cylinder grinding and why we cVcCi IN this
line. l.. & ~ Motor sales Co. lOS-llu
Market street
HLACkSA AIiFHlNt Bent fonders. broken
chassis repaired rruCk bodies huilt. Auto
Repair shop, zoos sycamore street.
FORD REPAIRt>G And ovcrhaullnR
Thorough understanding ~ Fords Ac-
cossories IL u toilius. rhone 5623
HOTEL SrOECktlE GARAGE I0a -Oe
French street let mc put your Dodge in
Al condition. Thomas scott Phone 6t3fW
JOHNSON'S IS GARAGE Makes a speciality
Of washing and gressing Cars Reliable
work: Phone 1926 8ph Nouaston street.
MAXWELL 4 JACKSON Van spring ou
ers luhriCate your automobile white YOU
ride 223 Counell street
TONI MARTtN GARAGE Iul Harrison
street. Phone 6Z2. General repairs. Case
line and oils
WEST SIDE GAKAGE 500 y Van Buren
street Equipped 20 turn Cgang throws
WELnlNG-L. Lawrence Go srored Cyl.
iuder process used Bring your broken auto
parts 60 me DillWau. .thS Madison street.
WALNUT STREET GARAGE storage.
repairing and accessories Motor rehulid
ing a speciality Harry q. Stechcr. Phone
l.5OSi
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ost and Found

nRFDAIE TERliIER Reward If re
turned IA q 4 Springer. Newport bes
Phone SSt,S liA
RlfI.pOG Rlack and white. lost An
.~er. TO name of Mike Phone 229e W J.
CAMEO HKOOCH Lost In going from
seventh aud Van Buren, 10 West Church.
on SUNDAY Finder return 70 WI an
Buren street Reward.
poe Lost small brown. two months
old Answers tO name of Jack RcWaru "
returned TO iO25 Chestnut street
ppta-fu any Information leading e the
return % a collie. four months old. lost
from 27li boulevard. suitable reward viii
- sivCn
GLovE Chi Ids. grey. Initials T A.
Te cphono el3e
sII.k nAt3-rontaiutng glasses, In and ioc
store Return to 2is y Franklin street
WHIST WATCH Lost. Gold. Eigin, Satur-
dAy on Market street between attn y Nth
SIS between ! 80 and i. m. Reward.
rinder please return to Every Evening
Once.
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UsKD CARS

UsYD CARS
1917 MARMON. SEDAN
1919 MARMoN. TOURING
1910 MARMoN. 4-PAss TOURING.
leip PEERLESS. TOURING
MFRRICK MOTOR CO
923 FRENCH STREET
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noon,s Without l3oari

ADAMS ST. sOO-hoom for rent.
ADAMS ST. IiO5 Nicely furnished room
Good location. Phone 65o7 "
Z. I4TB ST. l3 Furnished second door
room, use of phone.
JEFFERSON ST, 1872 Nicely Furnished
bedrooms. Good location. Use of phone.
JEFFERSON ST. S20-Third- story front
room and private bath. for one or two
gentlemen
n. HARRISON ST. s06-Two unflIrnfshed
rooms. Use of gas and bath
ROOM-Well furnished second story. ad
joining bath. Electricity. Private family
ROOMS Furnished seconds story front
rooms for gentlemen or ladies. Phone
42O4 j
ROOM Newly furnished corner room twin
beds. Boulevard section. Phone 4s45 K
ROOM Second-story front. suitable for
men OF business couple Choice location
All conyeniences. Phone 1863 !
ROOAl-In apartment, for business wonlt Il
or teacher Corner house, southern eA-
Dosure steam heat, electric light next 10
bath use OF kitchen for breakfast Refer
ence required Phone 6i4I j. Address X -
Every Evening Onico.
ROOMS-One large, furnished room, suit
able for man and wife. or two gentlemen
Also a single room for either lady or
gentleman. with reference. Phone 55l5.
ROOMs-One or two unfurnished desir-
able rooms for man and wife or two ladies'
Five minutes to du Pont Building. Phone
3242 NJ
ROOMS Furnished. on second floor Heat
and electric lights Central location Phone
1916 w.
ROONf-Plcasant. well furnished on sec
ond hoor. Phone 5262 X
WEST ST, I2Is-Desirable rooms, for rent.
newly furnished. Phone 1854 J
WEST sIDE-Nicely furnished room for
gentlemen or man and wife. next to bath
Private family. Phone 3565 j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

ROOMS AND BOARD
Hooma Mithnul Hoard

Rooms without Board 81
w rouRIH ST, 1000 Furnished room.
IN strictly private family Phone 656i
". SIXTH At. 6O2 -Four unfurnished
rooms. Also two furnished rooms
" 9ru st, itu3 Furnished rooms In
private family Gentlemen only. Fhon"
b7s7 X.
". NINTH st. 2i5 Furnished room with
running watof Phone AZ ]
itooms For housekeeping 60
KING IT. 615 Furnished rooins for lRht
housekeeping. Heat, light. gas
" FOURTH 81. gl2 Two furnished
rooms fof light housekeeping Heat and
electric light
" SIXTH At. 1906 One two or three
rooms for light housekeeping, Furnished
or unfurniafrd.
" 7TH ST. ~ ono room for light
Where TO Eat II
TABLE BOARD ny the week 7i5 King
streot. Mrs. h.. Hand
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Where to Stop in Town ~
TIE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar Hufeu Tabl,
toard Newly furnished rooms, Phone
o9se w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Suburban For sale

HEITTF5SNTE New bungalow facing troll
lev. Hot water heat. hardwood ttoors. two
toilets, obcn fireplace, cement walks, hedge.
Has TO be secn To 0e apprecla ted. Chas h.
Jordan h. Tweaty third street.
NEW JERSEY Farm nve-acre farm
is better than the League lof Nations for
assuring YOU protectlon against hard
worry. just a steady income as long as
you work Eggs. poultry. fruit and truck
arr, brfugfng enormous prices Markets are
nearby htchiand Garden Farms Ext No
. Where else can you get i've acres for
$3.50 and pay 81 a weedf Buy at intro
ductory prices. Map free. Gilbert &
OsCaliaghan 7OI W alnut street. PhiladeI-
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