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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
AND THERE YOU ARE.

From Omaha comes the information
that girl was discharged by her en-
ployer because she wore a 'seorsette
waist" to work.
The employer based his action on
the assertion that the garment worn
py the young woman was no waist
At air II he dispensed with the
girls services for this reason IN the
hopes that he would obtain national
free advert sing, he was grleFouSl}
disappointed His name and his basi-
ness do not appear in the story II
he hoped by his action to reform
women's dress, he fooled his ap'
proach again.
II every merchant or business man
in Ottawa discharged his women EN-
ployes because OF wearing of GeoF
gette" during working hours some
Establishments would be forced to
dose their doors for lack of help
W. agree that such apparel for
business wear Is lacking in taste ana
Judgment, but We do not hold with
the Omaha mans manner of treat
ing the case.
IL It would have been much better and
more effective if it had been explain
ed to the girl that such a garment
was non suitable for wear during
office hours, either from an econom
ic standpoint or a matter Of form.
In a discussion regarding the kind
Of clothes a girl or woman should
wear the moral tone should be elm
mated from the conversation, A won
an will listen il smartness of appear
ance and style Is involved but never
otherwise.
= Agitation for reform in Woman's
dress serves but one purpose motor
iety and publicity for the agitator.
No government in late years. ha
attempted to dictate what milady vii
wear. except that during the lat
war it was urged that clothing be dt
signed along such lines as TO con
serve as much material as possible
within the last few weeks fedora
conservation administrators urge
that the skirts be kept short durnl
the present year
= II this was part OF deep well lalt
plan to promote return to Ions
skirts, it was quite successful, and ;
master stroke Of machavilan diplo
macy. If the officials actually anC
sincerely desired to remain at knee
lengths. they approached the subjec
in the wrong way. Skirts are to BIZ
tong this winter.
or course there are those womel
who dress in such manner that W,
are inclined to murmur, 90 Wad some
power the giftie gle us to see on
sis as ithors,' and so on. when tina
other bit Honi soft qui NAL y pense,
occurs to us-and there you are
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
POOLING WITH HEALTH SERIOUS

I have frequently asked drug
rists, what do you push in Il
blood medicine?" The answer
usually came. THE kind | can
make tho most money on" My
answer has always been; "Not
me" / have succeeded pretty well
and | have always recommended
the one that | had found by eX-
periencc to be the best and the
one that | would be willing TO take
myself or give to members of my
own family. have never offered
the public n medicine that we do
not use at home. This Is why /
can offer Number 40 For The
Blood with clear conscience.
We have not only tried it on thou
sands Of others, but on ourselves.
We take it in all cases whore Il
blood medicine is needed, no mat
ter in what form 1t shows itself
and We get splendid results in con
stipation, kidney, stomach and
Sold by Corr
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
COAL SHOULD TUMBLE.

Washington promises quick action
to clear up the soft coal situation.
This action is double barrplod
!. Orders from the Interstate com.
mefce commission already issued, ia
clear the tracks for coal and give
mines all cars needed.
:, Threats of the department of
Justice to prosecute all pr0fteer3
from now on,
II the railroads obey the /. C. G.
there Will be cars and coal TO prevent
threatened fuel famine.
If there is no famine, there can DE
no excuse for prohteering.
II prices come down, and STAY down
Washington gets the credit.
II prices stay up, or 70 higher. il
Will prove the government has failed
the people.
Washington has the power.
Watch Washington and coal.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29

municipalities and corporations arr
unwilling to pay the present high
rate Of interest over long periods OF
time Because of the tendency Of in
yestorS to purchase mortgages bear
ing high rates Of interest for long
periods, INSCRIPTIONS persons are of
feriag for sale this kind Of forged in
4trument
The forger realizes that the con
aeryatiye investors has been ejucat
ed TO place his money in mortgages
rather than in stocks and bonds, The
average man wants an Investment
rather than a speculation.
II nearly always happens that the
forger ha his troDua for his pains
lut that does not pfotoC the inYe$
tor as long as such methods Of Sc
curing the money OF investors are
operated. In order to protect them
selves against the possibility Of pur
cha ing forged Instruments Ottawa
investors should consult with locu
bankers or with heads or other l0ca
financial Institutions to determine The
reliability of MORTGAGE notes offered
by comparative strangers or inveat
thpir money in government securities
such as the present issue of treasury
certificates Of indebtedness
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
How We Cot Coi,arc,

II Is about Il hundred ycar., since
the collar came into being as a CON-
mrrcial proposition. II has been ~ug-
gcStrd that the necklace of teeth or
claws, or string Of hcads with which
our early ancestors adorned Them
selves, was the forcrunnor Of the mod
eru collar
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
Wallace Reid Coming on One Of Ais
Best Productions.

Wallace Reid is always good and
his pictures are among the best the
Paramount put out. Reid Is at MS
best in '"rhe Lottery Man" and his
many admirers are ready to take a
chance which Is no chance. but II
sure capital prize. Don't forget wal
lace Reid in The Lottery Man
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
NEW FIELD FOR FoRGERs

The forgery Of real estate mort
gage notes is getting to be a popu
Ear pastime.
Present coalitions have resulted il
much short term financing because
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
Literal Truth.

On a crowded transport going 10
France, the men had To sleep where
they could find room one of them.
lying on the deck. said TO his buddy:
"Ialk about your lardshipS. This
Is the hardest ship was ever on"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
WILSON HOLDS BACK
Sd TERM REFUSAL.
TO HANDLE RE|NS

~ gibson GARDNER
N &. a. staff CORRESPONDENT


san ErMet -, Jun. ~ ~. III "
Wilson. from his sj.a oem Uc tAe
.rtf.a tar..r wifi ha ~. afgsHqa~. SIM
#..a,,..,.- ~, I4-.--..r. +. ,.,,,
feaitgh. Next % Hih e9'''' h'\""-
u r dp.t'4 70 TAN ~. " it.''1'.' ..'''l'
la@('1A. i'tS pay sI'.t y. t',s'i 's"+'
'.@A'' 7utA aE}ioh ~'."l".s'' ''' 81
l.1r T .,4. l"a. u IL" were Il W. u 'i''''+
.t't i" "a tstA i,.'.j98 81. N'.'t'V ~
iouot 04i NM 4tl7t#t y ION
cons lions "lfe |.4' -"
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s.....u r.t t... t4..-a
A..e H.. .,r.5... hr.,.,.. Gaae ra, Ia.
H.. .....,'.f. t.fsnr tA.r1 farm nam.
..st.r. .....5. T., III a,.t H. aurgi,.t..
sraiu Politicians. T4e prgsileus
want 10 rc.a,u his influence aa Ion
/. .l Tho moment Ag lib
ua4ac"a laas hc Is out 0f all pas-jbl
consideration in the coming race that
moment he loses uuctcntA# III IN,
al tiaa and t4uar d the h~e4i4e4tm+
Office
Watch MeAdoo. Palmer. Glass. Colby,
}fr..i 5IIut ttfit.op t4.lul. tA Ia ti
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29
Favor 3 Hour Day.

For tho time being the women de-
cided to stand upon their plank
which favors collective BARGAINING
and the eight hour day although Mrs
Fairbanks will continue her efforts
to secure more liberal views in the
platform If not supported by he
women rs u whole, it Is understood
Mrs Fairbanks viii 70 before The
resolutions committee rs an indiYid-
ual to ask for declaration against
3ntistrike legislation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29

WANTED "Wednesday morning 81
boys and girls to pick peas c. +
Cole, Gardener.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-29

WANTED Woman to come 70 my
home and wash. Would prefer the
fore part Of the week Apply li%
Christie St Phone SAX.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Real Estate Office to be Opened at
I'll w. Seventh Street

Real Estate ofe will be opened Wednesday. January =
West Seventh street. BY Fred Clshu oeT rep
resentatiVe for Mundy & Co.
The re8 estate necessity hecase there buyers
and sellers everywhere but unaded they nd each other
There other business tie world with WIDER field than
the real business Wherever there lard Of any krd for
sale there tuSreSS for the real estate TIE yce etS
loe real Increasing every arc tie bGSeSS
offers wonderful opportunities for the progressive, VIDE e
Mss Margaret r teazey q 7o7 Adams street, graduate u
Cody College the class Of 1910 M be connected with the Office
work Miss Neazey employed instructor in the short
hand department for at the college In addition 70 this
she has had considerable experience general otCe ad ecretsa
worE which proves her fitness for the position
j. E. Bradbury Of 1920 Tatnsu street viii also be WITH tas
office Mr. Bradbury served ter the livery business
this city and all who have the pleasure o knowing him will admit
he Of the caber With whom they would like 70 90 business
you are friend any of the Office force. ha b pleased
you upon Ii you your negbor about
Us.
Ii do have the property YOU are looking or will
chance with tie other fellow % ind X.
If you have a collect call ard see lis.
Most large property owners have someone to !o after their
properties and While the pad teai for that
service, he should not be CONSIDERED expense
Fred B. Cushman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
BUSINESS lPPORTLNITlEs.

STORE aua d7v ling In Newark Del for
s4. '.opa openia- for scn5s furnishings.
cl4t tt1nL ia4I,f ar ADuaral niurCu1-51lLso
= rlte = q loA -o5. Ne"ara la
" AAIED Partaer Il furnish the money
T. help d yo4n. nan H5lt i lite tmt cA-
Teriencf ~ i rla iIt aIsG t.tt eil~h Il. start
~ su al Uay cucGIus bure tired stock IN
EytuILl DH a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
N.OToRCYaLEs RLpAIRLD.

READING standard auc lhor motor
cycios. EApert repagr4tS on al niAhes
l So machine ~ feasUAaolc pEACeS ~ H.
L.-4uss t0u CyClU to. 1850 4llArkct stre5k u
> u 1872 r.8
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

BICYCLE REPAIRING Fui iine of BIZ
cycle acc Ssorles baby carriages repaired
and retired ilmlng tnn Cycie shop bOl
W Front street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
LOST Nd 70 Nd.

LoST-on Saturday pair Of Jet slippe-
backies- mo. peas puone oIIS-
LO-1-bar pin kcv8rc j returned 20
tH-- atB4I slEcct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ELECTRICIANS.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS

Vacuum cleaners. irons heaters percoia-
tors, motors and genera at0rs. Il IL Cam
Tenth and Washington ste. Phone las
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
PROPOSALS

EARTH r. al. >.Wers Tor Produce WLarf
As4ia4uh toI.. Ibt.
IroI ~ate ef4s 70 Facr Nfd 4rtt Sd O'Clock
; ~ ....af> -. 4e-.t. al th oT O. - she
=. a. Q t-'sra,fr ttsa.l.lS~ 4oIs.T>. 5, SIS iiais
~ li4s- - -.'4a,. ~ sat iis fIa.-L-. n
- r.. q" 49, t-e E-;s.!ifi4 tIs reef
9tdtuh-e s3>teH tcT tls Nuurch rect
lrsuueo = I.arl
l4aas AL s,.s laeanaHs .e- tAs wori nay
e otta.4el -Ica a.i.hsa Ior 90 tLt UDdel-
sle u.s1 auU ullr GIsf lef osl - len - ~, .r+5
dollars. ~hIcA s-iu Ali later ne rvfunGtc
uj'oH ent sst-li- ~ sAi4 +als 1uo slcelI-
G. ions
No proposal viii ~ considered vrt}es< ar
coIu pauleC ~ Cert lied CueCh IL In, trg,.r
- TIE board 3. hartor commissioners f.r
hundred Cft4 S-dutpt aal4.tr4 or
- ilsfa~torN uarafity oonl III rQ 4al amount
2 3e r4sLt = rcserNcl - Tejoca any Or al
5lds
Board or 1a rgor Commissioners
WIIutrEI.lT Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate Of Mary TAden Ridgely
d6ccastc &ptIce Is hereby given that let
Lers Z taItsntary upon the es;ate 81 Mary
iGcu hl1AtIy. IaJe Of " IlmInAt hum
Qred. aecesssd "cre duly Arante0 unto
ALEXIS dQ POnl ana Equitable Trust 90.
% tae tHe1ly-thIrd Gay oi Deem Der. A. ID.
l9ls. and al persons indebted to the SAID
decreased arc roaGes ted 10 taaEe nayment
" tbe executors without delay aud aiI Der
SONS havln4 demand against the deceased
art required ~ oAhibIt and present the
same dny probatcd 70 tile said executors
on dr. teiorl size twenty ihird day al de-
cenipHi III 1870 or abide By tAe iaa ia
ALE&Ia &. Du POAT.
EQUITABLE Tk UaT COMPANY
T.. ecutors.
NOTICE Estate of Louis B lingo I'LL
ceased NDGct rs ureby given t,iat letters
testan eDtary upon the estate a. Louis }
Lingo, tat of jIm4Ekton uuudred de-
ceased wcrr dui% granted fntc Loni- j
lingo. JT on the tReuty y-nlnth day 81 De-
center a. ~. 1919 anu al persons Indicted
tc the >aid deceased art reauested 10 make
ayInen1 q h+ executor without deias and
dettasec are required to fAuuiI and pre-
eni tac sam du-} proyatrd u the said
AfFE'@I 6A Jr before the twtnty ninth
nc Law in this h@haf
LOUIS ) LINGO JR.
Executor.
Address Thomas Davis AtQoruey-at~I.aw.
Equitable Bldg. Whining ton Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Observation-Disclosures

uuN prepared 10 stv- xouI service ii
PRINTING Bot Cuatity ami oelivprv
G. it Gray rtuLer IL 4. Eight, str...si
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE SUITS and wigs Co hire
Specialists In paints and makenps Frank
Bfesinger. corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
Phone $3.50 w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

WAN TED patlor maid also wait on tat Ie
occasionally. Mast LaVe experience. [ ali
IosS.
YOUNG LADIES For coupon distrIbut-
oT. - Tor s,vcn hours. Addrpss A "a
ENcry kvCnlas Otacr.
WHAT Stil NickinS about the high price
ol GOod Butter Iry loubie star b4C,
Purity Nut. always fresh. ,<5C. buckeye. &C.
auer nraut. iSc ut. 1rs aimed CADt aAe. 2uc
a.. taL..fsA.GteFd EGAs, uoG. Horacr, SMALLEST
Store IA own. Al hine street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
T9PEWRITERS.

J. 4. SMITH TYPEWkIT1k EXCHANGE.
All nahas s0id. rented AM repaired
al.ltJ a44lllz at.scAlucs auI Clte'cs RI t<4rS.
: - Seteutu stTCct. .s-rouI Io3r. over BAR
beE shop FuUuG> ous5 Or :. %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
COMFORTABLE ROOM for two refined
| ! men. In privats family. 1903 Jefferson
DESIRABLE Furnished room, heat and
electric. BIO West strcet. King bsll No. ].
FRONT second-story room. all conven-
iences. Ladies' only. Phone 1890 ..
FURNISHED R0OM--ker. modern house.
Hot water heat. s04 w. Fourth street..
ond noor. One square from Hotel du Pont.
E Twelfth street.
FURNISHED ROOM, warm. cheerful. pri-
vato family. ig02 jefferson struot.
LARGE. well furnished front room. In pn-
vate family. Apply 2us w Ninth street.
LARGE furnished room on west sIds for
one or Two gentlemen Phone 1893
LARGE lay windo. room. on second floor.
well heated. all convcniencea. centrally 10
Gated Private family. Call 4542 II.
NICELY furnished room. with board. for
two gentlemen. Phone 3os2 a..
NICELY Furnished rooms. well heated. Call
bi9 jefferson street or phone h2au.
NICE. warm rooms. with hoard Also table
board giD West street
NICELY Furnished rooms fos gentlemen
All couveniencrs Thrse blocks from dtI
hont building Apply 3OI w hieventh st
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ONE very large bedroom for rent Apply
1921 Market street.
ONE large furnished room with bath Call
before y. m uo0 jefferson street.
sECOND-STORY frons room. FOR one or
Two gentlemen. Private family location
central fhons l05b u
ROOM for rent. suitable for one or two
young men. too Adams. or call 65o1 w.
TWO furnished rooms steam heat. hot and
eoid water oh ". Ffth street.
TWO ROOMS. furnishsd. and hath. on ssc-
oud floor. fut Hght housekeeping,
GzopIe only 723 " Fourth strest.
rwo furnished rooms for Ight houaoksep-
ing Heat. gas and olec tric Phone 4dt5 ".
TWO furnished. communicating rooms.
front, iup !" Twenty lftn street.
front roon Al conyeuienoes. Private fam
lily. 81 Adams streef
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES Parts for all mskes Of
automobiles. new and ass,nnd land springs.
sbeFIs. tires, tubes and all PARTS. Adams
STREET Garage. 312 Adama slrcot. Phone
sAt2 w.
AUTOMOBILES We buy Eecond hand
aHfBmoi tics Tor parts any condition.
Adams street tafnRe. 3U2 Adams strtat.
Phone 4s4@ w.
CARS WASHED and polished for 81 Apply
johnson tluick service ttaraRe. Bg1 -Su9
Wnlaston street.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS.
Motors. starters and tencra tors.
Armaturc y indinH. iclds teWound.
Promptly. keH spuaDe Guaranteed.
~ h ttANN
Tenth and Washington Etr-
Phone ! s.
FoRn touring car. 81 W T~rnty- 7fth
gtrtsst
Ford roadster.
Ford touring.
Hudson touring.
Chevrolet touring.
Chevrolet roadster.
HuiCt sedan.
Alta trtr coupe.
Aoove cars may br purrha B~d IN our con
yenient monthly payment plan. II desired.
Act IuicA asee hlF- fSa1lselEa. SB2-s14-t5ts~JS
French street Turn Hall. Open evenings
from Z IN ..
FORD sedan 1910 model Al condition.
v i'll deaoustrafe Cali 1874
FORD touring ear 1919 good condition.
Apply aVI Washington street PnOnc
fo<t. ------------------------
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTEL-Eass
fourth street good rooms With not water.
neat Tub and shower LEths s2 81. $500
and S4.OO weekly Slngis beds 35c and
sac. 75c. and Sl.00 Open day and night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
MUSICAL.
Violin Instruction

A. O. Dennis. 2I5 e Third street Bell
phone 1855 ].
MADALEHE SCHLEI~CHER JOHNSON
pupi, 81 Ma1ia . ~utinas 9ha y Voice Cul-
tuFe. Aaturai sin .iu2 au>ht. Stud.o 1aI5
~ q hct eet. fhnHs l>Jf "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
MAN1ED TO RIY

We PAA tbs highest Irlsts for second band
IGrEstuge. isA al - Is tttA>, La.S LaiS ana
a. AiIiu> tf -Lh~ q, uu IiS}tk kaA. 80 kas {
sSC0bO 7lrSt T. LOnS .soOts "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
BOARDING AND LODGING.

WANTED Four refined young men TO
room and board. SOS ". SIXTH street.
ROOMS and board also taoIs board Ap ply
1919 w ashing ton street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

FOR BALE tfl~rotn1 houar. bath. heat anf
Ras. front and back porch. large bacL
yard Excellent location for roomers Ftrat.
class cond ition ltents for SD per month.
Possession at once. Apply ~. lgFaer, al9
shiploy street.
FOR SALE Property Gl0 waxhl ngton
street. Apply Harry Enmons. gt5 harket
street.
FOR SALE Our lot ana warehouse. With
u & -. siding al rHiftasnth and Union
streets. Apply sl5 5hipieY street
FOR sALE-~At Ciaynont won devfui hoial
property, 40 Tuouts aud bnth. modern inn
prnVCnlCntE excellent con ftttOn a most
wonderful opportunity Tor n hgiei or a FUAd
house. Penns.- Del. Dey. Corp. $40 harEet
strset Phone sziG. Evrn ings 2G3l.
TWO COTTAGES at Penn Grove % che
river front. Apply 49, Jefferson stre0t,
Phone 1854 II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
SO g

STORAGE ROOMS fos rent. Both phones
George Lang Co. l105 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
BUSHES PERSONALS.

BUSHES PERSONALS.
RICHER GLASS GLIDING
= - AIAN rs shIILE4 s1nEET
;. PlLhCE. Carpenter and CONTRACTOR
aCDhns E4Q l-eLlOueuug. storm en-
1ioslfes 4&de .ii1s~ fat In. sOG an
4evtr aseE4e f10ue lsoz Ag
PLl 81 sI-,t, and Leatlpe contractor oh
L4EA . eLt-la t. u LIiaGi n L0mpson
80 y E4sa -c-4 - stlCel iL1ne 81 Is
PRACTICAL bkIChLAYEk
ktrep4sAes "1Fn a. az DrsHcusa- I.E4Cr point
ia 1Luhntya 4~esircu - u oyuoDus
hon, .OJ y
4eAlr- nen papers metals furniture meg s
t.ola4Ae a. ~ AtL- .-u. W. pt.y
t.i- ..,et IfIets 4b Ltsss~ art. N 70 nIeI su.
saoT to A. oi-1t t,a i .aJIbou street IL
. c.4D y a1gcu.at. -ssou
~ bUl ILL jill q SILVER
= AVE. I, y. on ;.
4-4-l-~l + tR.%
.evouC C-naau ah1 4-A t4eatts buys fuYntfurt
Pr stHts ,lUtAtn@ 1ya olbhest prizes .
--ria~ af~ e. o'o@L. lis NEst stFUEl
sS4I-sS4J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
STTl ATIONS y hAHTED.

/ ltNS 4 LAS. IrCSSrcAkcT wants saving,
tl.zlUTt-1 : clothes a s,sss ialty Mss aAra1-
,noa4As. - nest ssf,N t4.un, &,r4I J.
MIDDLE-AGED man desires position as
nali IIlaG. sslskgy a.. CotAA.IssiOal.
Cau .urul>ii ~oo1 refett-.ces Address i J. !.
- I4tt tAucut8 str,%sJ
YOUNG WOMAN desires office position
iu,, ,AtrCHt tat Sote Nthtne ~ Wurk ha ID
HArre taCre - as pppOI tuastS tor sAuNaicU-
nVGt. ftUlrT.BD,s lut lAlal.uu. AGarSsS IS =
t.Nory kNouink once
AoU>6 Man wants position evenings and
seasurusS itaS 4h, I,14Iu goE oaugtzs @Iln
Orc.os,iA, &C- .AO0rssS IS 5. ENvfy evening
D.44Gts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
WANTED.

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WANTED.
DON'T GIVE YoUk FURNITURE AND
i.UUS30O4G s-JOils a aE. III Jay spot ca 81
fur i4e41t- al>u I4lA4icst C@8sa JricSS pAlu Tor
- Sh4at, ScSVud and 4atuAu
ser.V-s i'aEne StsS-
J WILL BJ4 your old clothes. Isaac Gibbs
oos Frri.>u sVtvet. FAOAe 1850. Nome
luur-Lt sbora.
LIT u coai your rooi over now ssith pIas-
~ slLl, zisG guarantee it. p. cents 81 uAre
foes. hsAd4uani BrOs.. ,;lS L. Fourth slrect.
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TN Q Furnished rooms. pF1ea te bath pre-
terrGd. A0uruss 4 - Every E1yeulag
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
MEN WOMEN, IS Up wanted sioO-sI5O
month Government lUHh. fuudrHstS Of
ro>luouS- " rita Ior Hst. Erauhuu institute.
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WANTED--AsR an and wife. middle ase,j Go
taNC tase OF stlasa arm tor A..is. sudrtSs
, -, avery ENCnins o...CH.
WANTED Experienced hoy or g}r for
ErUCsr5 store. APpIA DIaaaund 1,a Co.
sN.' tNliiS sLreet.
$lasV hFst Sosr aid EoNeruTurut railway
maj CIs sfhs. NAMES Naut4u us uten. Is 10
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t.Ntnlu- gaacU
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ALEXIS & DL PONT
EQ ClJ ABLE TEU UoT COMPANY
Il 4, eCtffers

Address Thomas Davis Attorney -at-I.aw
Equi table Bldg. Wilmington Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
HAIRDRESSING.

KATHE RINE FINAN Hair Dressing Par
Iurs, Brownson Bldg. Fourth and Jack son
Electric shampoo. facial massage waving
curling and dressing. Every thing In the line
of hair goods. Phone 5I36.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
sHAsipoolNG SCALP TREATMENT.

MRS. NJ. NICHOLSON. Ahampoolnz. scalp
trsatmtnt. facial massage. yioratory treat
Inent hair dressing. also clec trtg Al MASSAGE.
2U9 n franklin 81. u. < A 30s43