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Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II vou want t. keep your hair II good
condition, bo careful what vaa wash 4
with.
Most soaps md prepared ahampoos
contain too much alkAlt Tins dfes the
SCALP. makes the hair brittle, and IL very
harmful Mulsi6cd cocoannt nll sham
400 which Is pure and entirely grease
less. Is much better than ANYTHING else
YOU can use for shalnpooingi as this ean t
possibly lnjurc the hair.
simply molsten yonT hair with wsfsr
and rub it 10. Onc or two teaspoonfuls
Will make m abundance Of rich creamy
lathcr. and clcanses th" hair and scalp
thoroughly The lathcr rins on eAs..y
and removes every particle Il das' dur.
dandrrfT and excessive oil The bar
drl,- quickly and evenly. and il leaves i
fnc and si.kv. bright. anify ant easy Z
manage.
You can ect Nlulsified eoe5annt oil
,hampo al nc~t any drug store 1 :
verv cheap, and i few ounces Is enough =
last everyone IN the family for months.
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of Ocean City, Md, and Daniel Lynch,
IN electrician. also of Ocean City, Md,
were married, Monday at the Ioar NJ. r..
Circuit parsonage, this city, by Rev. W
L. Atkinson.
Angie Nutter of Philadelphia and
George w. Showell of Bridgevilc, were
married, Sunday, at Bridgeville by Rev.
y. W. Henry.
Miss Pearl V. Kitchens, daughter of
II. Clay Kitchens, residing near Laurel.
and George l. Hudson, son OF Noah
Hudson, residing near Georgetown, were
married, Saturday night, by Rev. William
J. Tindal Of near Asbury,
Announcement Of the marriage oi MISS
Jennie H. Wilkerson, daughter Of Caleb
B. Wilkerson of Nillsboror and James IL.
Johnson, son of John I. Johnson, OF
Frankford, has been made. The cere-
mony was performed at Millsboro We'd
nesday night of last week, by Rev }. w
Hudson
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CHEsTERTOWN AND VICINITY.
,oc,a, f,orrcsoondenee Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chcstertown, Md, Jan. T.. Farmers
are very busy. this week, filling their ice
houses with hneice seven inches and more
in thickness Skating is fine on Chester
river
News reached here, Monday. that the
home of SIR. and Mrs g. Kent Lambert,
in Canal Zone, Panama. had been totally
DESTROYED by fire, with its entire contents.
Mrs. Iamharts parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank II Howard, had made all arrange
mcnis tn leave here for Panama when
they received announcement Of their
daughters s loss They will leave later.
| The home in which Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
lived belonged 10 the Federal government
! by whom he is employed, but the contents
| were their property. Mr.. Howard said
If there Is no insurance on tho furniture
Mr. Lambert will lose between 81 900
and 81 800
Chcstertown IS crowded with delegates
and visitors tn the meeting Of the Penin-
sula Horticultural Society, but everyone
swell provided for, and the entertainment
features are n success.
Miss Florence Kent, who recently re-
turned from Wilmington. where she grad.
Iafed from business school, has accepted
n position in the law office Of Sidney T
Townsend
Wllbor y. Coleman, son of Mr. and
Mrs William B Coleman ~ Chestcrtown
has been appointed superintendent oi
machinery and applicanccs - one of the
largest Observation-Disclosures N PhIladol
phla
Hurry Rust of Atlantic City has beer
visiting his oarcnts Mr. and Mira I
j r niamln Rust. in Ches'crfown.
+ Gs5rq Psrkins If near Rock Hall vii
/ leave in q fow days for Arizona. whore h
will engage IN farming on large ranch
William A. Wheatley of Federalshnrg
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WEDDING AT MIDDLETOWN.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Middlctowu. Jan. = Miss Anna Evans
Wilson, onlv daughter OF Manovc DAVIS
Wilson Of Mlddlctowp. and Roger VII
Hams. son of Mrs John Jay Williams OF
st. Augustine. Cecil county. Md We're
united IL marriage at noon yesterday IN
ST. Annr's T. Il. Church. this town, Rev
Percy l.. Donaghay, rector of the church
performing the ceremony. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Iohn Allen
johnson. the church organist.
The bride. y no was given IN marriage
bv her uncle, George Wilson II Mmd'c-
town, wore a travelling suit u lark blue
silvcrtonc cloth. with French hiuc chlti"n
hat. and carried white roses. nc brides
maid, Miss Josephine Tyson of lblladci-
phia, wore brown silvertonc. ~lth nat OF
C;eorgette crepe, and carried rcd roses
The church had been pretttlv decorated
with green and palms hy the young TRENDS
Of the BRIDE
Eugene Shallcross u Middietown was
the groorn's bNst man, AMI The llsieFs
were John J Williams of Philadelphia AND
Jonathan X. Hukill 81 Ai'ddlefown
A wedding breakfast was served fo thc
immediate families before the ceTt monH
and afterwards Mr. and Mrs Wlllams
left for q wedding trip. Upon their return
home they viii reside at Broad oah@' neai
Galena, Nd
Some il tho guests present from . d1s
tance were Miss Ella Wilson q Dover
Niy and Mr.. John Tyson, Mrs. i L
Williams. Robsrt Williams 81 Fh'ladei
phla. Mir. and Mrs 1homas Davis # " u
/ inIneton. IN Joseph II Frame ~ Mills
boro, Mr.. and Mrs. John W Roberts
/ Miss MARY v Roberts of smyrna, Mr.
I and Mrs T.. d. Hearnc oi Washington
Z ID. g.. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wilson Z
Baltimore Md. MIR and Nirs loh'
7 Pavnter Wilson of Cccilton, MD
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Elects Officers for
Year; Personal and General
Notes of Interest.
sux,,a, cornspondcnco of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle. Jan. 7-.The following
members were elected as officers at the
meeting of Jr. o. u A. M: John Leach
councillor: Robert Harrington, vice.
councillor. Fred Wiihclme, recording
secretary: Marvin Hatton, assistant re-
cording secretary; Robert Nantlne, iinan-
rial secretary. Harry It0throck. treas-
urcr. David Harrington, conductor AVN
White. warden; Rev. John Il. Bicking
chaplain: inside sentinel, Paul Kern out
side sentinel, Wesley Preston, trustee
William Stewart; representative to state
council, Irwin Kirk.
On Thursday evening, at the first rap
fist Church, the annual election ot ofleerS
of the church viii be held following the
regular prayer service.
On Thursday evening meeting OF the
Y NJ. A. OF the First Pfcsbyter 2 }
Church will he held at the home oi t'eorgf.
Peirce Every member IS invited 10 at
tend
Thomas Hessncr of Brooklyn, who has
been spending some time IN this city mas
returned To his home.
Professor ". II Adams, editor Of the
New Jersev Spokesman Of Camden y J
will deliver an address tonight N the
coIored NJ +. Church, on the subject
Christian Education Professor Adams
has travelled quite extensively, and has
made himself reputation as belng one
OF the best speakers Of lns race. The pahilf
is invited
Miss Margaret Beckett has gone t1
New York, where she will spend I've
| weeks visiting relatives. -,
Fvcryono present ut the Century g i1t
last evening had m enjoyable fitne
Former Mayer Rodney delivered IN az
| dress on delaware Many oil hefs tei'
different stories about important sYent1
IN the history of this CITY
The Immanucl basketball team WI
plav r. & !. 10. on Thursday evening, u
the citv at parishhouse. 4 large crowd y
expected to attend
The attendance at tho evening oliss .
the school FOR empIoved men aud h9ts "a
fairly good. lRet evening |; u tho1fh
that the tinlc If the meeting pAs not "ei
understood It Is hoped larger aitend
ence will be present this evening
James Challenger. who has heen II ia
the pact Two weeks. i better ard IS na'
n Atlantic City. whore b. r reenFet atlnP
zee BrIdgewaser for Jewelry--.Nd ?
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DELAWARE CITY WILL
HAVE MUNICIPAL PIER
Mayor and Council Approve Or
dinance for It's Regulation,
Prescribing Rates.
stan Correspondence of Every Even ng


Delaware City, Jan. 7.
De.aware City, which has always owned
the wharf Mt the foot of Clinton street,
which has been the hone of much con
tention, now pans to have a real muuiei
pal pier, operated by and for the benefit
o. thar town.
Tht Mayor and Council have approved
an ordinance providing for the regulation
OF the pier. the rates of wharfage and the
appointment of harboT-master.
The rate of wharfage shall be deemed
to apply for any stops and tying mp Of the
wharf, for any length of time not exceed
ing - hours. Each period Of q hours
shall constitute q separate entry and
make such vessel or boat SO tying up at
the wharf liable for a separate item Of
wharfage
The rates Of wharfage will be as follows
all boats under fifty feet IN length, so
cents; all boats between CITY feet and
one hundred feet. ST. all boats over one
hundred feet, Sl5O
The Nayor and Council will appoint a
/ harbor master. who wiil have full charge
of the wharf as far as the collection of
wharfagcs lie will be paid 4 fixed sum or q
( commission upon the amount 81 wharfage
/ collected this to TIC determined at the
I time of the appointment.
i The balance 81 tho wharfage will be paid
! over to the town Treasurer for the
general usc Of Delaware City Permits
i will lie granted 10 any person or corpora
/ tious to use the wharf At such annual
monthly Or other Communication Of wharf
] ago AZ may seem prpeT-
The ordinance makes IL unlawful ioi
any rersou or persons or corporation to tic
har = aeytr4 q
/ III, required Wharfage Niolators will be
liable 10 d fine not exceeding SO and
costs In each case
The formal taking possession OF TIM
wharf bv the Municipality Of Delaware
CITY recalls to many people the contro-
versy several years ago Of ownership
between tue town and the Chesapeakt
AMI Delaware Canal Company Tht
Canal Company for years had kept
the pier HI repairs for IT'S nsc If the pier
When the canal property waS sold t.
the government the canal company ha1
no deed covering the pier property The
government could not continue the under
standing that had previously existed ant
for that reason it became necessary 70
Delaware City 10 devise some means Il
repair and maintain the pier.
II IS planned 70 make extensive repair
to the wharf and place il In first clas
condition, this work having been startc'
already.
Thl wharf is considered by man.
residents Of Delaware City rs one Of i
best assets 4 member If the CounCl
u hen spoken to about the ordinance aai
i: was not the pian to opcarto the pie
Is 3 profit making proposition, hut only :
raise sufficient funds t. keep Il in goo
share ~ all tImes
Once wear W have an inventor
sale Now IS the time for 4 real bargain
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You TRY an Fvery ~ ming want adv.
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OBSERVE "oLD CHRISTMAS"

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 7.-Many people
throughout lower Delaware yesterday,
observed what is known rs Old Christmas
Day" which falls on the sixth OF January.
According to tradition century old.
is the true Christmas Day, instead of
December IS, for they contend that re-
gardlcss of the severity OF the weather
hops and dafTodils aud elder will peep
through the ground before sunrise on Old
Christmas Day, even if the earth IS cover,
ed with q blanket Of snow and the ground
frozen to the depth Of eighteen inches.
In commemoTation Of the birth OF
Christ. there are many who enjoy the
festivities with their families on De
cembcr 25 and also have bigs dinner on
Old Christmas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the oldfashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted Get the relief and help that
mustard plssters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musteroie does it. il Is q clean,
white ointment, made with oil of mus
tard. II IS scientifically prepared, so
that it works wonders. and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage MusteroIe in with the
finger tips. See how quickly il brings re-
uef-how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis, Group. stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges'
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism. lun1bagq
pains and aches of the back or joints.
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains. frosted feet, colds of the chest
Git often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 6Qc Jars, hospital size $3.50
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Perryville for the possession 81 her child
from its father, Gcorgc g. PcnnlL The
wife testified she Was compelled ~ leave
her husband for Just cause and thr court
awarded the infant 70 her carc
Appleton Social Club will hold box
qocinl. Saturday evening next, the prr-
cocdg N 20 towards improving ihc town
hall
Professor r. Is Feckler, principal n
Tlkton high school, has been called 10
Hagcrstown 70 attend the iuner1i q bis
brother
.Tho funeral of Mre barnes Foreakcr.
who died Friday from injuries rlsta'lcd
~ falling down stairs o. her home, was
hcld Monday afternoon from her la'e
hnme in North East.
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DEATH OF AGED WOMAN.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel. Jan Z. Word ha@ been re-
ccived here og the death .. Miss Mary
Hastings. who for many years nadc her
homo il Laurel Her death occurred Tues
dav aftcrnon ~ tho home q her sister
in-law. Nrs Thomas Hastings nf near
nslmar, who had just been buried the
,iav before, having died On Friday Of
last week Miss Hastings va shout 20
wears of age amt had been n very poor
health for the past two years She never
learned of her si4tcr-in Law death having
inst suffered the second Of two rccrnt
strokes Of paralysis and her death was
expected - any firnC
During her STAY ii thus tovn Msss
Hastings made her home With Mr. and
Mrs 4. " Robinson
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Jan. THE old Fdkton
cannerv on West High street, vas cold AZ
uIblic sale yesterday to Edward Delbcr'
Inr s3. 800. The present buildings viii be-
torn down and dwellings erected on tho
land.
Ollie Rabb Of North East and Christine
Gibson Of Wilmington procured a marriage
license in Elkton, yesterday, and were
married by local minister.
Tn the firciit Court. yesterday, Jndgf
Wickes heard hateas corpus action
instituted by Mrs. Beulah NJ. Pensell oi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
Floor and Table Lamps 2590 Off

beautiful designs il imitation and solid ma
hogany and ivory. fitted for both gas ana cleo
triclty.
Solid Mahogany Floor Lamps fitted for gss,
complete with feet hose, mantle, globe and
shade holder, s2100 and $3.50 eacn. Less
25s
Twenty -four-inch silk Shades for gas floor
lamps, old rose designs, $500 each Less 20.
Less 25Gc.
Electric Floor Lamp Bases, Two and -hree-
light finely finished solid mahogany ard IVORY
$500, S21 90. $3.50 to $4,000 eacn- Les 15eo.
Electric Lamp Shades = nehes. ln 2 great
many different designs, old rose, Blue. old gold
ETC.. silk and chenille f-'nges. $500. $500
$500. $1,000. s25-GV, s27oo % $4,000 e4eh-
Less 25f
Reed Table Lamps in Sheiiac finishes, com
plete uith siIk-Iined shades, $3.50, S2o.0o
$3.50. Less IS
Table Lamps 81 solid mahogany, handsomely
turned designs, two-ight, for gus and Alec-
trcItv s1L50, $3.50 ana s16.50 each. Less
25e
Table Lamp Shades 20-incb, different popu-
lar designs, $500, S12.00 $500 to $1,000.
Less 25co.
Boudoir Lamps IN solid mahogany and deco
rated patterns S1.75 to $1,000 each. Less 25ro
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SEEMS BENT ON CRIME.
srr-.A Corrospondenee Of Every Evening

sp--4N Correspondents Of Every Evening
Seaford, Jaa. Earl Records. y
wears old. SOP Of Mr.. and Mrs. fIeTl eEt
Records, of this town. wanted here N CON
nection with the robbing CT Stein y 80. :
clothing storc, has been captuTed U I am
den. y. J. According 70 the information
received young Records was caught hy
-he Camden authorizes Just after nc had
rohr.rd ! horn,, in that city The Young
-ns.n also Is sand to bc implicated IN rob
hing a homo IN Chester, ia.
4 member of the firm oi Stem 60.
u-ent 30 Philadelphia, vher' Records had
n.uned some of the clothing, He idcnti-
ned the goods ~ belonging 10 hts ilrn.
Young Records cornes. Ct a eood iamliy
here hi has given his parents mucn
trouble s,ncc nerc boy ! hey have Gone
-vcr&+hinc In their power 10 induce their
eon fo stor his wavNarclness. hui III their
efforts have proven futile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
QUIET ELECTION AT MILFORD.
SPECIAL oo-respopdenoo Of Every Evening

SPECIAL Correspondents Of Every Evening
Milford, Jan THE election for mem
bers OF Town Council, mayor and city
treasurer held here Monday, vas quiet
The only Office that pays ANYTHING Is hat
OF treasure and collector, worth about
81 ,O0G 3 wear. John W Roach was again
chosen for his sixth term.
The others elected were: Maror vii
nam Murphy members 81 Council Tor
two wears, Thsddeus VI Windsor q North
Milford and William Vernon Benson q
South Milford Council for one year,
james l.. DAVIS for North Milford and
Iarnes ? Pierce Tor South hiil.ord
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
dnev Harrington position in Williams

Sidney Harrington position in Williams
pharmacy.
Mrs. Sarah Davis is spending week
or two in Wilmington, . guest Of her son,
Assistant City Solicitor George n. Davis,
after which she will go to Washington,
where she will spend the winter with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Waller.
Miss Mary Adkins is spending the week
in Denton, Md, visiting her sister, Mis-.
G f. Wyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hastings of
Wilmington and MIR. and Mrs. j. Carlton
Hastings of Newark have been here visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. Wales
Hastings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07

spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Whcaticy, IN
Chestertown.
X. NJ. Price kenton, who ~ cInpioyod
in Dover, has moved his family 70 Chester
town, and they are occupying the residence
on Queen street vacated by Wiiiihm q.
Pnte and family, who have moved 20
N.xyrorf Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
pASIEI. Z. STEWART BETTER.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Saaford, Jan. Daniel I stewart,
former Wilmington postmaster. who Is ~
st h,s home here with IN attack Of pneu-
rnonia al The right side was reported
hetter. Yesterday. Mr. Stewart moved
mere two months ago from Cape May
Court house \. J., having pirchasen 2
4iDe homo in town Tic l. rs years Of age
a. s,s4e- Hfrg Louise Pierce, ~ VII
-n,nq+on has arrived 10 l,e with hlm
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ABOUT RHEUMATISM
What Thousands Have Pound Gives
Relief From This Painful Trouble.

Rheumatism il q constitutional dis
case, manilesting itself il local aches
and pains. indagned joints and stiff muscles
L cannot b. cured by local or external
applications. Il must have constitutional
treatment.
Take . couTse ., the great blood
purifying and tonic medicine, Hood {
Saraaparilla, which eorrects the ARID
condition u the blood On which rbeuma-
tism depends. and gives permanent
relief This medicine combines. with c.
-ellent aiteratives and tonlca, what is
generally conceded 10 be the most effective
1geut Ii the treatment Of this disease
II catha4tic or laxative Is needed
sske Hoods PILE Purely vegetable
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PUPILS WITH SORE ARMS.
spsciai Correspondence Of Every Evening

spscisl CORRESPONDENCE Of Evers Evening
Laurel. Jan. This is 8 week OF sore
srrns Tor the pupils Of Laurel public
schools. as under the ruling OF the Board
Of Education all VINO had not been pre-
vlouslv vaccinaJed ID tho past few years
uere compelled 10 have i done before
they could attend school when 1t wos re-
opened. Monday
A. 3 result It i NOT unusual 30 see the
children walking along very carefully
guarding their arms against possible IN
Iury. Many of the children were made
ii by the vaccination and could nos st.
tend school when it opened.
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NEWS OF LAU REL

Spccial Correspondents Of Every Evening
laurel. Jan Miss Fmma Sirman is
making an extensive visit III Washington
- Z quest oi Der sister and brotheTln-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hurley
Ml Helen Hastings hiss taken q posi-
tiou n otwell JeweirS store, and y,
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SEAFORD BASKETBALL.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evcuir

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. Jan. 7-Seaford high school
basketball team has rented 4 room Al tn.
corner al High and Niarket streets and
vii schedule games with the different
schools in Delaware ind Maryland
The Seaford team has nsde & great
record In gam played or the school
Ground and expect 70 continue the good
work II the new quarters.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

sreciaI Correspondenoe Of Every Evening
Scaford, Jan. The engagement Of
Or. Thomas r. CottIngham, Scaiord
dentist, and Mrs. Lulu knowles daughter
of Captain aud Mrs. John t2ulllen q
ss.a-'t;or e-si, hold II the horne or Mr.. and
Tbe ar7n5s,ncenent comes IS . surprise
- 49, r,,rneroug friends here. No datr
for the wedding has been set
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Rcsume Rodney Square Grading

The work Of grading Rodney square.
,,b,rb uag snar4r.dcd for q tiue, VIII b.
resumed IN few days. Grading mn
chincry has bern returned h. thf IN
Demolition ~ he building w7ll crroe
1.tgr
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Don't st..v s'yifrd-up' ONT tl0wlug
and gnnfHine' 4 dose of "Papc's Cold
Cornr,otlnd taken every two hours until
fbrae doSes arc faken usually breaks ~ .
scvcre cold and ends MI grippe misery
Tho yery fr7t do~c opens vnIr ciogpcd-
m nostYiig and the ar passages ~ the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07

head. stops noee running; relieves the
hcadachp. dulincss, fcvcrlshnrTr oeez-
my. soreness and stiffncss.
Papc's Cold Compound r. tho Tlr'ck-
~ g,i-rat relief known ard oo~ts ouly
n fegy CENTS ~ drug sforee + actF witn-
OF aeeisfarcr. tastes nice, ~ Q,uninr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
SUSSEX COUNTY MARRIAGES.

special Core spondence or Every Evening
Georgetown. Jan Z. Mrs Lovey Nor
man. daughter u l4t.s William OnIey,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07

Tho Argentine Government = plan
ming to harness falls of the l.ataha fifaf
for the production u electric power
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
Living Room Suites
SPECIAL VALUES

rhree-plece overstufed tapestry suite. spring
seat aud back spring edge. large davenpor;
aud arm chairs. Regular price $4,000. Spe-
eial price $4,000.
Massive thrce-pleec suite with large pillow
rms. loose cushions spring edge. IL high-
grade tapestr< covering. heg1"T price
10000 Speeia} price $425.oo.
Three piece suites in = new design, spring
..4c, loose .ashious. large davcnport anl very
.amfortable. re~tful chairs. $4,000 suite Spe-
cial price $4,000. $4,000 suite SPECIAL priee
$4,000
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<crforts Reduced
20%

.l1sr vrher .ncy lre most ue1--a full me
II Try d4e warm .omfo : blcs- They ar r
colt and lamb -
Cotton Fsira coeT,-r.s Ia r'oe s;iksirae Gov
.r!nss a. $3.50 so6o, ~oZo. LIS. 29eo
sateen c0vertd eileen white Cotton Comforts
IA allovcr ant border ci~eets. S7.o0, $3.50.
$3.50 to $1,000. Less 20eo.
Lambs Wool Comforts covered r slika.ine
and satin cover 3 s675. $3.50, 1915, $1,000,
s11oo % $1700 each. Less 200
Flrst Floor-Drapery Department
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You Try an Fvsry F.v ming want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07

Once 4 year " have an inventory
sale Now IS the time for 4 real bargain
Como quickly Nelson Shoe Co Ady