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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
MRS. BROWN SAYS
HYPO-COO MADE
HER STRONG
Advises Women 70 Build
Themselves Up-Avoid
Coughs, Colds
TELLS HOW TO KEEP
WELL m WINTER

7 don : know how N the world
] eo1id have stood ny ~ork and
kept going IL ! hadn't taken pond
advice and us~d = eouple % bottles
of this uev tonic Hypo-cod uh~7
I did. declared Mrs. Msrgarsf
Brown. whose address e below
IN fact hardly see ho- sor-
women manage during ehangsabis
winter Seather. xhen the blood q
thln and we change 20 heayy
foods and clothing.
] had catarrhal condition 10
NY throat and u seemed Ike every
gust Of wiud brought ne more
cold and cough ] surely wsa run
down alright and acute Indigestion
gave ne severe pans and gas
every meal. I naturally was run
down and nervous and seldom
slept az 5ight like a person should
But now--Oh. .Ehai a change
little good medicine wili make u
a person s health when taken AZ
The right tine
Since taking Hypo-Cod winch
everybody IA the drug store Sald
was the best tairz I could get. I sn.cy
tae test appetite { ever haa and re
hesvy meats and ;ataxs 1fxest iust
Vrsud Nv color is splendid wnich
shows il enrtched ny blood ike tsey
said Il rogld ara ny beryss are 20
GOOD rotatng bothers ne sEcsDs he
alarm clock saca morning TIE cough
ard catarrhal trouble eft rse az once
md ! eaa seem 20 take coid-zard
taeu oG easy and haven't had a cold
Ia ueekz Z; surely Is due 70 put a
woman % good aeAlta f5r winter.
continued Ars 5ro~n. Gisbous Hotei.
r1aaruw n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
For Eight Years Was sick
Herself-Tells How
She Got Well.

People who have been sick for
months and years like ] was
should profit by the experience Of
others and put themselves back on
their feet in a hurry with this new
and wonderfully powerful tonic
known as Hypo-Cod, declared
Mrs. w McCotfrey. a well known
Detroit nurse, whose address is
given below
Il suffered for eight long years
and was pronounced afflicted with
goodness knows what all Some
said gall stones and wanted to
operate Others said my age, but
for eigh, years was nervous,
physical wreck and couldn't ever
get on aud OF > street car by my
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22

Friend Rat, rs cheap Water and mud ~
an incxper. .sive home and bugs and the
few things ] cat cost the farmer nothing
at all.
Take my advice and move out of the
barn and live In the water and you will
find you will I've treated we'll enough. No
one will chase you uni, 81 some bad boy
does il for what he calls fun, but then you
have the water always handy and down
you 70 where be cannot reach you.
Mr.. Barn Rat thought II over few
minutes without replying to Mr.. Frog,
for 1t did sound very tempting 10 live IN
place where the cat and the dog could not
chase you, but he wondered If he would
like 20 sleep in the muddy place, for Mr.
Barn Rat had, of course, been used To
a warm, dry bed.
MIR. Frog assured him that the mud
was much softer place to sleep, he was
s,lra. than anv he had ever tried, and
then, thinking he might not like to have
Mr.. Barn Rat for close neighbof. Mr..
Frog suggested that he make hls home in
the bank of river stream and not live
in the pond.
''You would find much more 10 eat and
n larger place to swim about" said Mr.
Frog, "if you choose one Of those places
for home, for pond would be quite
bucked up quarters for one who has had
a barn to roam in
II bslieve | will try it" said Mr.
Barn Rat, and that very day he set "a
work to hunt for new home, and nj
last he found 1t by river, where he made
one in the bank
He was known after that IA Mr.. Watri
Rat, and this was what started the bip
family Of those animals from the advice
gwen MIR Barn Rat by Mr. Frog one day
down by the pond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
DAILYECONOMY CALENDAR
copyrjebt 1915 by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate. New York CITY
WHEN YOU GOAWAY.

Thank fortune the g1estroom Of today
is a more hospitable place that the spare
room, so called, Of few decades ago.
We Americans have taken many strides
in the way of learning how 10 be hosts and
hostesses and not the least Of our effort
has gone toward making the room in
which our guests are lodged pleasant
Still the guest who goes TO the house Of
a friend or acquaii tance for his first over
night visit is never quite sure of what
sort Of accommodations he ia going To have.
IL is always well 70 be on the safe eide and
take any accessory that you might need,
so if the room lacks il you will not have to
be put To the embarrassment nf asking
your hostess for it. The guest always
takes his own toilt 3 articles with him and
even when the g,icstroom is supplied with
brushes and combs he would not think Of
using any but his own. Some very con-
sidcrato hostesaes supply their weekend
guests with fresh t0othbrlIshes, but the
weIl-informed guest would not use this
necessary article unless through q delay
in his baggage he had none of his own
Guestrooms arc usually supplied with
soap preferably a fresh cake-but tn.
guest properly brings his own soap lie
also y ofcrably uses his own washclc tha
though the hostess usually secs n at one
is placed with the towels Needless ~
say the guest nevor brings towels
A guest never rearranges the room as
signed b him in any way, even If by SO
doing h. may add > his own comfort lie
never locks the door when be il out If the
room unless especially requested to do so
by his host and hostess He should leave
his door either aiar or open when cut If
il. unless il opens directly on a living,
room. When IN his room he should always
leave the door closed.
II you are assigned a room which you
know one Of the members OF your hoet's
family has had 70 vacat BE- 10 accommodate
you, II is natural for you To PR test II il
more considerate, however to say nothing
about il save on leaving to express your
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Long Spell Sickness Was
Followed by Two
Bad Strokes.
Suffered Agony Years.
Hypo- Cod Helped Elm

0n aceoaa: Of ioag con
,inued illness my blood became
thin. looked Ike . ghost ily
digestion was 50 poor that go,
httle noaTisainenr from food and
hal those anflI pans after 3 meal
Then ca.nt those three awful
strokes Which affected my whole
BODY Even ms speech was effect
ed and impaired and ! couldn Z
move without the aid Of one or
the other n our family Being
naturally ambitious. this worried
me terrib.y-My helplessnesS was
pitlful and ! naturally thought
vas done for
Then II vas that a friend said
Hypo Cod would help me. and be.
ing in the throes Of despond and
despair ! didn't believe them
when they said il would build me
up and give my system the
strength to throw of my troubles
followed their advice. however,
thank goodness, and now I take
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pspe-

was wawking throo our dining room
this aftirnoon Jest wawking throo. and
wat did ] see on the AIDE bord but a CRATE
big round cake with chockl.t icing all
over it. me thinging, Gosh, q, I'm glad /
saw that, now | wont eat much for suppir
so I'll have plenty OF room for it.
" ich we had Hamherg stakes and mash
potatoes and peez for sIpplr, me saying,
Jest give me one Hambcrg stake, ma, /
don't feel like mcny Hambcrg stakes
Wy, the ideer, the last time We had
them you ate at ieest Il and wunted more,
sed ma
Who, me sed
YES, you, SD ma, and / SD, Well. |
don't feel ike meny Hamoerg stakes to-
day
You look like few, sed pop.
And ma ony gave me one, taisting
crate, but | dident ask for eny more on
account of thinking | would get more cake
on account of not having ate mcny Ham
berg stakes, and ma sad. How about some
more pees and potatoes, Benny?
No mann, ] sd
Well I never, ID ma
Do you think it would be better To
fone for the docktor or j, st save time and
ring up an ambulants rite away? sed pop.
O by the way, scd ma, while we re on
the subjeck of eating w1lnt to warn every
body there's no dizzert tonite, / made a
cake for the church fair and it took up all
my time.
Aw heck G, aw | sed, and pop SCI, At
last | appreciate the 3 satio; of the old
ma ters for the sake of the church, and
pass d my plate with nuthlng on it, say
ing, Can have some more, ma?
More wat? Sed ma, and sd, Every
thing. esp, shilly Hambcrg stakes.
Wich she did
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22

Few Of US escape neasles-it
is one of the commonest of child
hood diseases. Every mother
knows the symptoms. but the
mistake that most mothers make
is in falling to realize that the
child is not fully recovered after
the eruption and fever disappear
The air passages are still in1amed
and If this Inflammation is not
cleared up, the air passages may
be weakened. thus paving the
way for pneumonia or serious
disease Of the lungs.
Nightly applications of Vick's
VapoRub will aid nature in
relieving this inflammation. Be-
cause Vicks acts locally by slim
ulation thru the sin to draw
out the Inflammation. attract the
blood away from the congested
spots and relieve the cough. In
addition, the medicinal ingre-
dents of Vicks are vaporized by
the body heat. These vapors
are breathed in all night long,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
STOPS COUCH
BUILDS YOU UP
Even Cough That stays
After Pm cum onia
Easily Relieved
FOR CHRONIC CASES

Ny sister had a bad cough and
was in very much depleted con-
dition following a case OF pueu.
nonia last Spring. She coughed
continually and that little hacking
cough that always follows fevers
ciung 70 her in spite Of our doc
tor s medicine and the numerous
cough syrups she tried Her ap-
petite was 50 poor she Iust wasred
away instead Of getting stronger
50 we finally had her stop every
thing else and take Earle 5 Hypo-
Cod and wish you could have
seen the change We set her the
first bottle while IN Wheeling our
old home town and well. sir
Hypo-Cod proved a God send to
her. Her appetite IS good. she
sleeps fine and that horrid old
cough left completely She feels
50 much stronger and better than
She ever did that We all praise
Hypo-Cod For awhile we used 70
send back to Wheeling for Fypo-
Cod but when We found We could
get i at our own local drug store
~e ~ere delighted ana never miss a
chance to help otaers by recommend
ing ta!S wonderful toase. declared
Mrs Samuel Sieholl llo Tusearazas
Ave. Barberton. Q
The mAs extract. Co3 Liver on ex-
tract. Wild Cheuy Bark and the CON
pound Syrup OF Hypop0ospastes Of
Lime. Potassium. manganese. stryc5-
nine. quinias and sodium. whieh you
will And IN Earie's Rypo-cod are each
one excellent for either chronic
cold. cough. bronchial asthna'ie Or
conditioa Many use iasi
enc ot these elements sith good Re
suits but IL remained for Americas s /
leading laboratory to combine an Of
the various elements into the superb. !
much more powerful and effective
known as Earies Hypo- /
Cod
Read what users say on the risht
a7s IN ,est'raopfals below Thea
come down 10 The store and se'
e-,uF. h.safra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
NURSE SAYS HYPO-C0D BRINGS
RELIEF WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS

self ! didn { know q well day N
all that time | had brnoehial
trouble pretty bad and coughed .
great deal Ny appetite and di-
geStion fsiled me and / couldu I
get out any more when read a
Hypo- Cod adv IN the paper. GOT y
party 10 half carry And half lead me
to the store so ! could look al tAe
formula ! bought tao bottles. I've
taken four now and today ! walked
hfteen blocks 70 the drug store aad
enjoyed Il ! wanted 70 tell the man
who sold me HypoCod that ne was
better than doctors. sleep good
nights Eat anything I want and ny
cough IS gone completely Ia fsei
feel like a nes woman again. con
ginued Mrs. McConrey. i4G Beech
street. Detroit Mich Il The roader
knows o. someone who for months or
years has been haif-siek and unable 60
get about. let them clip out this az
Yertisemeni and take Il 70 them BY
stopping IN az the drug store aa6 buy.
ing . couple Of bottles you confer a
lasting bensat upon them. Rsaa shat
san others say above
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY

Larger druggists IN. big cities
are taking up the slogan OF
"Fortify yourself and avoid sick
ness this winter " (The old folks
avoided many a doctor bill and
spell Of sickness this way } Read
what local folks say about Il on
the right
Everybody is urged in this
stupendous campaign TO join the
throngs of robust. healthy, happy
sick. free folks of all ages Drug
gists gladly prepay q bottle or
several bottles to any family any
where just Inelose the Price
large bottle $I.25 plus govern
ment war tax. sc. df you live out
of town aud tins new, more power.
full. pleasant tasting system build
or will be sent you prepaid Don
lose a day from work or play
Sickness Is much more costly thar
4 used TO be--avoid il now
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
SANDMAN STORY.
by MRS. r. A. Walker.
Copyrtght 1919 ny the McCsure News
paper Syndicate. New York City.
MR.. BARN RAT AND MR.. FROG.

Mr.. Barn Rat lived in n barn, as you
must guess, and one night he had very
unhappy time Of it, for not only Tim Cat
chased him every time he came out OF his
hole, but very shaggy little dog was with
Tim, and between them MIR. Barn Rat was
the OILY one of his family the next morn
ing. He ran out of his hole left under th'
barn and went down by the pond to think
what he should do about changing his
home, and there he was looking very dis
couraged when up came Mr.. Frog from
the bottom of the pond and hopped on q
log nearby.
"Good morning, friend" he said to Mr.
Barn Rat. "Why do you look so sadY
III guess you would look said If you had
spent such a night as ] have running and
dodging for your very life and not rela-
tive left" answered Mr. Barn Rat.
Nov, why they let you live here and
never bother you do not understand.
Your life is as peaceful and quiet as the
pond in which you live.
THAT is easily explained" said Mr..
Frog. Grain and meal and such stuff
cost great deal of money, but my food,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Trinity Parish Election.

At the annual parish election of Trinity
P. f. Church, II b Thompson and
Charles l.. Rec Sc re. reelected wardens:
John S. Grohe and Richard Reese from
Trinity Church. and ] III. Morris from
Old Swedes Church. wer lected Vestry-
men to succeed themselves, and Roy
Sawin, of Old Swedes, was elected for
one year, to fill out thl term OF John Brook,
resigned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
THOUSANDS STARTING NOW AND AUTHORITIES
SAY IT PREVENTS SICKNE.SS-WARDS OFF
DISEASE ALL THROUGH WINTER.
Chemists Discoveries Danish Objectionable Features Of
ForsialhsTs' Home Treatment
Keeps Whole Family in Ro,
bust Health - Drives
Away Present Ills.
OLD AND YOUNG
BOTH SEXES USE IT

a splendid old habit Of orr fore
fathers is beng revived here
They didn't have a convenient
doctor easily reached By phone IN
those dsys and so they wisely be-
lieved IAN ounce Of prevention
worth pounds Of cure :" At this
time Of year they took Cod Liver
oil (Which still is the most efree-
tive and easily oxIdlzed oil
known-l They enriched their
blood, strengthened their lungs
and fortified themselves and the
whole family against wlntry
coughs colds. fevers, bronchial.
asthmatic and catarrhal troubles.
They had no furnace fires. run
nIng hot water. street cars or
steam heat-Children walked TO
school through snow and sleet in
blizzard weather and kept rosy.
strong. robust and well. So did
everybody. cid and young
About the only thing they
couldn + ward of was rheumatism
and nobody can yet. They used
to eat great big meals Of hearty
food that stuck 10 the ribs -
raised big families and lived 10
ripe old ages They KEEP; diges-
tion good and appetite excellent
by the same kind OF common sense
methods They kept their nerves
steady By sleeping regular hours
every night.
Thanks TO the chemist You can
now buy a much more effective
and powerful preparation than
grandma had put up with the Ut
most care and containing the ad-
ditionaI tonic properties needed
because Of our changed mode Of
living. ease. fancy food. late hours
All of the nasty. fiShy, oily taste
Is taken out
By taking this new and remark
ably powerful tonic Hypo-Cod"
tSyrup Of Hypophosphites. Cod
Liver OIL extract. Malt. Iron,
Wine and Wild Cherry Bark al
person puts their stomach IN
shape TO digest the rlcher ard
heavier foods ard meats Of win
ter They enrich their blood to-
Withstand the ram. sleet, snow
and blustery weather They
strengthen their lungs to fortify
themselves against colds, coughs
and germs that seek entrance
through the pulmonary passages
iHypophosphites. Malt-Cod Liver
Oil are all splendid for this
With this superb preparation they
rid themselves Of as'hmatic. bron-
ehial and catarrhal complaints
which ere always worst IN fall
and winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
C.nraie at Trinity.

The Rev Alfred Lee Jones, rector of
Trinity Church, Elkton, Md, has ac-
cepted call t. become curate in Trim
ity Church, this city, and will enter
upon his duties on the first Sunday after
Easter Mr. Jones is a namesake of Bishop
Lee, who married his parents, in Laurel,
where his mother is now residing. Before
going to Elkton two years ago, he had
Sc rved in Keokuk. Iowa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
GIuckman Coming From Africa.

Magistrate Barnet Gluckman has ne
oeived a cablegram from bis brother,
Maurice Gluckman, of Cape Town,
South Africa, to the effect that he is
coming to this country He will arrive
in New York city in about six weeks.
He has been in the wholesale cattle
business in South Africa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
To Head Church Camnaign.

Rev W G. Harris. pastor of Goodman
NJ T. Church, Wilmington. will head the
forces of Now Castle cour ty in the con il 9
simultaneous financial can paign for $3.50
777.5 .572 of the Interchurch " Norld Move
ment from April % to May ,. This
selection was made Saturday at the
ware, held at the Y NJ. c. A. The Rev
Harris will hold the office of county cam
psign director
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
DR.. CALDw ELLIS
SYRUP PPEPSIN
THE PERFECT LAXATIVE

gratitude to the person depoaed for his
kin1nrss - you and perhaps to con
grat'ietr him on the possession Of such
an agreeable room n ym apologizo
for ttking il you Simply call attention T.
the fact that your hostess has not ample
guests quart IT'S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Why Measles May
Be Dangerous

This No Of of advertisements, prepared by
explaining
the air passagessuch Pneumonia. Influenza Whoopng
Cough, Measles long continued Cod-often leave
these organs inaed, congested state thus aoing
favorable iootnod for invading And how Vcks Vapo
Rub may be of value in this condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22

Attend Princeton Alumni BanaB~t
J. Frank Ball, Henry =. Thornpeon and
Henry VI. Canby attended tho Prncetns
Alumni banquet at the BelleYue -Strat
ford in Philadelphia last Friday night
You try aD Every Evening vant adv-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Keep The System Clean
And You'll Be Healthy
Elimination helps to avoid eolds headaches and epdemes

A NYONE who has watched
~ himself knows there IL moth
4 = ing so important TO health
and comfort as regular daily chm
nation. Half Of the minor Illness
es Of life are due 10 neglect Of this.
The five million men who were in
our army know the importance
the doctor attached to this
function.
By all means try to regulate
yourself by intelligent diet and
exercise, but when these fail you
will need laxative, one IS near
to nature in its action as skilI can
make il. In the opinion Of many
thousands of goOG Americans such
one is DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup
pepsin, which is q combination Of
simple laxative herbs with pepsin.
1t acts promptly, gently and with
out gripping and will with certainty
regulate any tendency 10 con-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22

snpation that you may bsyo-
Take IL when you feel drovsy,
dizzy CT bilious, when you feel a
cold or fever coming ON, when
there ~ an epidemic, when you
have eaten anything about which
you are IN doubt. H. is at such
times that you need TO be free of
poisons and ~ fermenting foods.
You can buy DIR. CaIdneII's Syrup
Pepsin ot any drug store. Thou
sands of families have IL CON
stantly in the house against
emergencies.
IN spite Of the fact .has Dr.. Cid
sgetls SyTtp Pepsin Is the largest sslltnx
liquid lardtiVe IN The Vo7ld, there
being o4er 8 million b0ttLes sold each
gear, many vho need its benefits haze
not Jet used Il. II Jou haze not, send
yossr name and address for a free rid
bottle 20 Dr. w. B. Caldocu, SIR
Washington 81, Montioeilo, Itinofs
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17

Navy Yard, New York. They will then be assigned for duty on board the U. 6. s. Pennsylvania, U. s. s. Ari- zona or the JT. S. S. North Dakota. The following is the proposed sail of the fleet and the time expected for ar rivals at the various points:
 January 5-Rendezvous Southern Drill Grounds.
 January 5-9-Making passage to Guantanamo Bay: Tactical and Gun nery exercises.
 January 9-16-At Guantanamo Bay.
 January 17-19-'MsNing passage to Cristobal Canal Zone; Tactical and Gunnery exercises.
 January 20-Making passage to Balboa, C. z.
 January 21-23-At Nalboa, c. z.
 January 24-Ma &jng passage to Callao, Peru; Tactical and Gunnery exercises.
 February 2-S-At Callao, Peru.
 February 9-1S-Makhg passage to Balboa: Strategic, Tactical and Gun nery exercises.
 February 1S-25-At Balboa. c. z.
 February 26-March Making pas. sage to Guantanamo Bay; Tactica and Gunnery exercises, etc.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17
mour, Samuel Rabidoux, and John McLarney.
 CoufeSf Renorf

mour, Samuel Rabidoux. and John McLarney.
 Contest Report.
 The Brock-Barnes post have asked all contestants to make a semi lin Il report of all votes received by them up to the present date. These votes cover a period of several weeks and the post - icials wish to have some returns on the contest in order to see what prgress is being made. The number of votes received by the young ladies competing in the popula rity contest is given as follows: Ruth Usher, 5000; Dorothy Royce, 5000; Lois Freeman, 2,00o; Lillian Rich, 2,000; Rosalie Sturgen, 2,000; Dorothy Clayton, estimated about 2,0o0. while the votes for Jose phine Fortuna and Dorothy Conlon are as yet unknown. These figures were given by the young ladies at John Pettinato's confectionery store, yesterday morning.
 All the contestants have been noti- fled to send in their complete report by noon, on Friday. December "A. All votes returned later than 12 o'clock of that day will be void. There will be four young ladies selected from the eight now in the contest. These four will each receive a five pound box of candy, the gift of the Brock Barnes post.
 Baby Conference Held.
 The Baby Welfare Conference at the Visiting Nurse Station was held yes terday afternoon. There was a small attendance in comparison to the ones held previous. 4 total of three infants were attended by Miss Heineman. There were. how ever. several who attended during the week when the nurse has an oppor- tunity to weigh them.
 BrOck-BarueS Notice.
 Adjutant John Guiden, of the local American Legion post, has received a notice from the commandant of the Third Naval District, to inform all possible naval reservists on inactive duty in the district, of proposed cruise on battleships of the Atlantic Fleet. The commandant has been au- thorized to recall -, active duty for training, 160 reservists of this dis trict who desire to volunteer for the coming cruise to southern waters.
 All reservists selected for the cruise will be subject to an examination at the nearest Recruiting Station. Those qualified for the cruise will be order ed to report for duty in uniform and take all articles of this sort now in their possession. The enrolled re- servists will report January at the