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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-04
GEARHART-FITCH

Miss Gladys Fitch. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Fitch, and Lee
Gearhart of the Ford Garage, slipped
quietly away to Boise and were mar
ried Saturday. February 2Sth. They
will make their home in Payette,
These young people are we'll known
in Payette and have many friends
who extend congratulations.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-04
RI-Ys FINE NEW HOME

Mr., Ed. Shellworth who recently
sold his property on Second Avenue
South, has purchased the large ten
room house of the Payette National
Bank located on the corner of Tenth
Street and Seventh Avenue North. It
is his intention to install another
bath, and arrange the house to lease
some of the rooms,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-04
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS
DRIVING AUTOS IN
PAYETTE COUNTY

On and after March 18th all auto
mobile owners including dealers in
cars, who do not display both 1920
license plates on their cars will be
arrested. No personal notice will be
given.
JOHN T. JEFFERIS, Sheriff
o. E. BOSSEN, Assessor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE: A Buick Four will be
sold at the Coons Sale, March 9th,
two and one half miles south and
one mile east of Fruitiand.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-04

FOR SALE: 81 Mitchell wagon
one team mares; one team mules
one yearling mule; one s-year old
filly; one year old filly; one set
harness,-L. c. Moore. s-1-ta.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-04

Lynn Banks of Cascade is visiting
relatives In Payette this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
SONS OF DELAWARE
TO DINE AT NEWARK
Philadelphia Society to be Guests
of Delaware College on Sat
urday, May ].
special Correspondcncc OF Every Evcpsns

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, March 22.-The Philadelphia
Society, Sons of Delaware, will come to
Newark on Saturday, May |. for their
annual spring outing, as guests of Della
ware College. Merritt N. Willis, for
merly of Middletown, and now vice-plosi-
dent OF the Corn Exchange National
Bank OF Philadelphia, is president of tho
Delaware Sons of that city. This will
be their third visit to Delaware College
IN recent years, and elaborate plans are
being made to entertain them.
In the afternoon there will bo n baseball
game between Delaware and Stevens
Institute of Hoboken, N. j.. one Of the
strongest teams on the Delaware schedule
Dean Robinson will provide reception
for the visitors at the Women's College
They will also visit the college farm and
inspect the herd Of Holstein cows, the
orchards and everything else Of interest
on the farm.
The following reception committee has
been named to entertain the visitors while
they are in Newark DIR. Owen Syphcrd
chairman; Mayor +. b. Frazer, a trustee
Of the college: Dean Winifred J. Robinson,
Women's College; George Carter, Captain
G. Coulter, commandant at the college
Norman Wade, a freshman, who holds
the scholarship given by the society;
A. G.Wilkinson, business administrator
of Delaware College; Dean Charles A.
McCue Of che Agricultural Department,
and Dean Z. Laurence Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
can find 70 take il. T"

can find TO take il.
With reference to he proposition TO
unite the diocese of Delaware and aston
in both of which there are now vacancies,
MIR. Kirkus says: THE conviction in
many minds that tho church could be
better served by consolidation than by
continued Independent existence of two
comparatively weaS dioceses on this
peninsula, brings our present predica-
ment to the atte ton of the whole,
church. The union would confessedly
have many advantages, but it also seems
to present some almost nsuperable
obstacles. Tradition and prejudice are
the two chief stumbling blocks, and both
have to be respected: but there are others
tof practical and legal sort which cannot
be lightly overlooked IL is not q
matter for snap judgment. II n union
were effected it would certainly mean
some. measure of sacrifice, and some
increase of responsibility for both sides,
but that should not deter us if 1.-The church
could be better served in the long run
by bringing the union about.
A proposal has been made by the
Standing Committee of Delaware, through
the president of the Province OF Washing
ton, by which it is hoped & prelim nary
conference may be effected. The diocese
of Easton, meanwhile. has appointed the
third Tuesday in April as the time for q
special convention for the election of a
bishop, and the Standing Committee
of Delaware has appointed May IL,
the date of the regular diocesan conven-
ton. as the time for another election
in this diocese.
Rev. r. W. Trapnell, the secretary of
the Standing Committee. said this morn
ing. that nothing had been heard from
the Easton diocese with respect to a
conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Unusual Dress
Trinmings Issue
from Purple Boxes

Who but Paris would
dare, or dream, such fea-
lures as embroidered ele-
plants on dress trim
mings?
Even in Paris, the only
maker you'd expect to do
that would be the clever
French maker who always
sends us, in purple boxes,
the trimmings whose origi-
nal and unusual features
have made him and even
his boxes famous
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
, "A Perfect Pearl"

is a weIl-sounding, frequently
used phrase that trips lightly
from the lips Of many who do
not realize the rarity of
pearl of perfect hue, lustre
and conformation; and with
what infinite care, what pa
tient prolongation of quest
and test. even one such pearl
is selected from the abundant
offerings of the richly-soun
beds of the Indian Ocean, let
alone a necklace, such As these,
composed of perfect pearls,
perfectly matched.
Not easily are the precious
gems even brought to the light
which is so exquisitely reflect
ed from the lustrous surface Of
q fine and polished pearl.
In an interesting article in
the tionai Geographic
MGgaz.sae, published last year,
entitled 1.-The Romance and
Wealth of Arabia's Pearl
Fisheries" a vivid picture is
drawn of the perilous, fasci-
mating traffic centering around
the Persian Gulf, where most
of the pearls of commerce
have been derived from the
remotest antiquity; tradition
having it that ''the lustrous
pearls that cleaned on the
breast of the Queen of Sheba
were -nshed up from the hot,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
A Rare Covering
for Table or Pillow

has reached us from
France-in fact, there are
two such pieces here and
others expected shortly.
Nothing like them has been
shown here before.
They consist of heavy,
close embroidery of the
most exquisite sort, of de-
signs of flowers froses and
wistaria clusters) in the
natural sizes and colors,
foliage, and graceful bow
knots, all wrought of the
finest and narrowest of
shaded ribbons, on a foun-
dation made of a rich com
bination of cluny lace, tin
sci lace and other laces,
underlined with colored silk
and silk-lined again for
weight.
Every touch on this rare
piece is hand-work, save
the deep, elegant fringe of
antique gold at each end.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Unsightly and Disfguring Sig
mails of Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes TO The warning
which nature gives, when unsightly
pirnples appear on your face and other
parts of the body.
Not only arc these pimples and splotches
disfiguring, but they lead TO serious skin
diseases that spread and cause the most
discomforting irritation and pain Some
times they foreten eczema, boils, blisters,
scaly eruptions and other annoyances that
burn like flames of FIRE. and make you feel
that your skin Is ablazc
When these symptoms appear on any
part OF the body. take prompt steps to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Watch the Little Pimples;
They Are Natures Warning

rid the blood of these disorders And the
one remedy which has no equal as blood
cleanser is S. s s., the purely vegetable
blood medicine, which hns been on the
market for more than fifty years. II is
sold by druggists everywhere
II you arc afflicted with any form of
skin disease do not expect To be cured by
lotions, ointments. salves and other local
remedies, as they can not possibly reach
the source of the trouble, which is in the
blood. Begin taking S s. S. today, and
write complete history of your case to
our chief medical adviser who will give
YOU special instructions, without charge
Write at once 10 Swift Specific Co. I66
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22

Wide net bands, richly
embroidered in gold color,
in bright green, in a rich
red and in other shadez on
black, with the elephants
for the dominant theme;
Narrow grosgrain yib-
hons, embroidered WITH
steel beads and little rourd
buttons on leather colo.,
the ribbons finished With
tinsel;
Perfectly stunning rer
1onncings in nev and
interesting effects, with
edges TO match
CNAAm ra. S>~<rA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Here Are the Graceful
CrosS-Strap Slippers

you've been sighinx for, or, stin more
practical, asking for. We know OF mo-
where else in town, save here m the exciu-
sive Little Boot Shop, that they are being
shown; at al events, in this styie-biack
satin and black patent leather (Sl7), black
buckskin ($21) with medium short vamps,
Finch Louis heels and turned sules.
Dainty things 10 wear with new Spring
gowns!
fNSrss rYssU. MAxksss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Laces From Far Madagascar
the First We've Had Here!

They woven on n picturesque tropic isle IN
the Indian OCEAN they we're purchased IN Paris,
but their patterns ali those of the real Irish
iaces-yery hne and beautiful every inch hand
crocheted In fact the only point Of difference be-
tween them and the real Irish edges and insertions
is the prices. which much lcss-50c to S2-25
yard
These handsome laces-why not call them real
Madagascary-sre in useful widths for trimming
lingerie dresses, blousIs undermuslins, pillow
slips, chldren's dresses and neckwear; insertions
u inch to inches wide, edges inches
<hsln Floor, CenerAD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Fine Upholstery
Fabrics

Plucky France is hard at
work again!
To prove which, we have
Just received some very
handsome damasks from
Lille, made since the war.
They are in single-tone,
two-tone and striped ef-
fects, with a desirable
range of colors-blue, rose,
mulberry, green, and so
forth. Width 80 inches,
prices SIS and $3.50 a
yard.
We have also received
some exceedingly fine ver-
dure tapestries, recently
woven outside Paris. The
handsome patterns an d
soft, yet well-defined colors
follow the best old French
traditions of the tapestry
looms. Width so inches,
prices $5.75 to $40 a yard.
We imported both these
fabrics specially, and be-
lieve there are no others
like them in the city, maybe
not in the whole country
today. So strong is the
demand for such high
grade upholstery fabrics
as set against the supply,
that we were selling these
French goods from samples
long before they arrived.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Community Service Hours.

An extension of the hours of business
of the Wilmington Community Service
was announced today.
Both the office at Ninth and Orange
streets and that in the Church building q
Tenth and Market streets will he open
daily, including Saturday, until p. m.
according to the executive officer of the
service, who stated as the reason for this
the increased demand upon the Office
number of working people using the
service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Wonderful 7hings-NelU Things =
And Things Wonderfully Interesting
Lately Brought Into Wanamaker's


In size 18x54 inches, it
would give superb effect,
either on a table or as a
covering for a long pillow
for the : back Of a stately
davenport Price 500
fV1fth rr.~v. Ms~&,tb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
dangerous depths Of th'esa
waters" Says the writer:
"This fierce, hazard
oxxs pearl quest Is pur-
sued nozr Just as u the
days of King Solou,oa-

"As long as there ara pret-
y women there VIII be rren
buying peAris
1T is a precarfouB trade
calling FOR courage skin and
strength. The divers
work in from TO 20 fasnon1s
Of water, although ] fathorn-
is Perhaps the average depth.
The best pearls seem TO
come from the deeper waters
The method Of diving n
simple. A big. rASes1 man.
usually an AcyssiniAn- puts q
forsed bone over his nose and
presses beeS.ax into his
ears 10 keep on; the salt
water. Then ne ties = stone
20 his feet heavy enough 70
pull him doxn. About his
waist Is sluns a net basket
IN which 20 c2rry the oysters
he finds at the bottom AS
he slides over the boats rail
and sinks into the sea. ne
carries with him one end Of
a lifeline, the other end being
held BY comrades IN the
boat
When the diver - ready
20 come NJ with his catch,
or II danger threatens, he
jerks on this lifeline
Under the iow sheds on the
beach the oySts tsrs are opSn-
ed and searched for pearls.
4 small brass sieve equipped
with three sets OF brass holes,
is used for sorting the gems
-hestsst and rhrsre ash Sxrrcs~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Nothing Else in
Philadelphia Is
Quite Like These

novel and fascinating dress
trimmings which nave
just arrived. Among them
are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22

Thus IL may Be guessed that
there are pearls and pearls!
OF The qualities those used
IN these neviy-arr1ved Wana-
maker necklaces 4 may be
stated that there are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Joseph l.. Stewart Injured.

Joseph l.. Stewart, aged 80 years, of
New Castle, working at the plant of The
Pyrites Co, sustained mashed hand
Saturday when n. timber fell upon it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22

They are the rich fabrics
that many people have been
waiting for, to use in cover
ing their furniture, or for
draperies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
No Finer to he Seen
Anywhere

By this we 10 not mean that
there can be found no l.rgcr
pearls, no necklaces Of greater
length nor Of the magnifcence
of rnAssed effects that comes
from the combination OF rope
On rope OF pearls
We mean that eacn neck
lace, taken by Itself, is that
quite unusual thing. q PER
FEET necklace OF PERFECT
pearls:
Each pearl. down 20 the
tiniest on the strand, uDsur-
passed in luster, color and con-
formation, each necklace made
UP OF pearls matched 70 per-
fect1on IN their color. and not
merely gracefully but per-
fectly graduated IN Slses, sud
finished 70 exquisiteness with
clasps Of platinum set with
diamonds.
The values are from $500
10 S5404
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough.
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a
Jar of Musterole at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not blister.
As first aid and certain remed---.
Musterole is excellent. Thousands o.
mothers know it. You should keep q
Jar in the house, ready fof instant use
II is the remedy for adults, too. Re
Eeves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilits,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia
headache, congestion, pleurisy, ~heu.
matism, lumbago. pains and aches of
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
chiIblains. frosted feet and colds of the
chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
20c and 6Oc jarS hospital size $3.50,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
RroMnsnn Minstrels.

The Brownson Minstrels viii perform
at the New Century Club on Nav and g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
Oriental Pearl Necklaces

a
purchase of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-27

Better call Up The Tines and
have it sent 70 your house every
night. Then you'll be sure i vii.
be there.
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1zc Best English Pins, book with o.
black and white mixed, each, ~
Best Black English Pins, with a.
solid heads, assorted to box, each, ~
19c Pin Cubes, jet, white, matt, 1Ec
first quality. at, each. 1ON
33c A-lb. Dreadnaught Steel o.
Dressmakers' Pins at box, IN
&c Invisible Hair Pins, cabinets, -,
assorted sizes, for -
Csc Perfection Brand Celluloid Hair
Pins, large, medium and small TO-
sizes, box. ~
SC Kirby Beard Wire Hair Pins. black
and bronze, heavy invisible. o.
packages. "
&c and 7c Clinton Safety Pins, n,
white and black. dozen, ~
Ioc and 1zc Clinton Safety Pins, 0E.
large and medium size, 3 dozen. AON
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I0c Clark's o. N. T. Cotton, black
and white. at, dozen,
Limit OF dozen to customer.
I0c Sewing Silk, assorted colors
best quality, 3 spools.
&c Kings Basting Cotton, assort-
ed numbers in white, 2 spools,
SC Darning Cotton, white, black
and colors, at 3 spools,
Csc Geneva Silk Finish Thread,
hand sewing. also for millinery
sewing, numbers 10 to so, at,
spool,
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Curriers', Hair Nets

Marcel Waving Irons, medium d
size, No. z, at EACH 10
15c Partisan Hair Waivers, me- d
dunn size. to pkg. for 70
15c and 17c Curling Irons, with -
wooden handle, each, 4
z9c Sarah Bernhard Hair Waiver 0E
and CurIer, at. ~
CSC Ear Puffs, for dressing the -
hair. on card, at, card, -
Society Sport Wells, with elastic to
right over your hat or hair. Ideal
motoring and outdoor wear ~
Black, blue and brown, each, -
Cap Hair Nets, white and gray, 70
double mesh, sell adjustable, at, each.
I5c Hair Pins, cabinets, with as OE
sorted hair pins, at for 10
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Longcloth, 10 Yards, $3.50


Pieces That Sell Regularly at $3.50
36-ineh wide, English Longcloth. fine soft
chamois finish 10 yards to a piece at $3.50
piece.
5000 BIeached Napkins, $500 Dozen
p inches square, fine bleached mercerzed
dinner napkins, good patterns at S. dozen.
$2.z5 BIeached Damask, $l.S5
20 inches wide, heavy quality bleached mer-
cerized table damask, big range OF new de-
signs at $1.85.
ooc Bates Plaid Ginghams, goo Yard
81 inches wide. fine closely woven plaid dress
ginghams, big range of patterns at SOC yard.
49c Lingerie Batiste, SOC Yard
SO inches wide. colors pink blue champagne
and white, fine highly mercerized lingerie for
ladies' wear at SOC yard
43c Windsor Plisse, 3Sc Yard
Fine soft finish Plisse crepes for underwear,
IN the following shades, pink, blue, white,
yellow and lavender at 3Sc yard
39c Huck Towels, 2oc Each
Heavy bleached towels hemmed ends very
absorbent quality. specially priced, size 1880
inches at &c each.
Palais Royal-Second Floor
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Sanitary Goods

Sanitary Napkins, l dozen to ~,
box. at, box. w
Csc Sanitary Aprons, medium 40,
size, at. each. T1N
Sanitary Aprons, extra fine quality
satin covered, lace trimmed, O. AZ
at, VAsT1
Velvet Grip Corset Carriers, with ~
heavy elastic web, pair, ~
CSC Frill Elastic. assorted colors, e.
superior quality, yard. OO(
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Bonings, Beltings

Warren Featherbone,. white, o.
black, yards, AON
Bostonian Collar Supporter. as n.
sorted sizes, on card, ? cards, 80
Silk Covered Collar Bone, white 1e
and black, yard, lO(
45c and S5c Silk Grosgrain Betting,
white. black, superior quality 2H N,
TO inches wide, at, yard, OSN
zlc All Silk Blanket Bindings, ~.
white, at yard. ~
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I0c De Long Hooks and Eyes, blac
white, assorted sizes, guaranteed o.
rustproof, 3 cards, II
1oc Teneo Snap Fasteners, black, whit
will not rust, l dozen to card, 4 d.
cards, ~
SC Dress Fasteners, rust proof, whit
black, l dozen to card 5 N,
cards lO(
&c Swan Bill Hooks and Eyes,
white. black, ? dozen on card. , N.
cards, W
35c Snap Tape, superior quality. ~,
medium size, black and white, yard, III
25c Hook and Eye Tape, superior qualit
white, black, medium size hooks ~,
and eyes, at, yard, ~
Anchor Bone Tape, white and 0E,
black, yards. ACs
lie Extra Fine Lingerie Tape, d,
washable. white. pink, blue, 8 for II
19c to Csc CoIored Bias
Seam Tape, assorted widths. fast ~
colors, each, ~
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lzc Tomato Pincushions, a.
each, ~
&c Celluloid Thimbles, assorted Z,
19c Sterling Silver ThimbIes, Or
each, nv
1zc Stocking Darners, assorted n,
colors, ~
15c Isle Togards, assorted size, -,
pair, ~
&c Superior Quality Emery, as -,
sorted. for ~
1zc Sewing Wax, assorted n.
colors, ~
Sc Glove Darners, assorted colors, O
2 for o.
1zc Sewing Needles, best n.
quality. ~
lie Darning Needles, best a.
quality. ~
Csc Spring Tape Measures, as ~
sorted colorS lSC
Csc and 29c Rick Rack -
Braid, nc
39c and 45c Shopping Bags, 1E.'
each, COC
25c Folding Skirt Markers, ~
each, lS(
SOC Shoe Polisher, with paste %
combined, wv
z9c Shoe Polisher, for az
travelling. LO(
at nc ~'''e' l'ees' yards &c
soc White Silk Corset Laces, ~
each, CSC
z1c Braid Covered Folding Suit *
Hangers, lOC
1zc Nickel Folding n
Hangers, &c
10c Nickel Muff
Hangers, /C
Hs sns "a." ''' s'''' l7c
Palais Aoyo-Afain RlooP.
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l5c Baby Dimples Never Lost %
Safety Pins rustproof, at, card. ~
1oc Baby Dimples Safety Pins, 0Er
white, black, dozen to card, 5cards, NV
Fasteners and Tapes
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Miscellaneous

Csc Boys Leather Knee ~
Caps, lSC
&c CoIored Shoe Trees, ~
pair, lSC
zsc Mems Sh0e Trees, ~
pair, zSC
z5c Glove Stretchers, a.
each, Z1O
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The Coats

Are ali high-grade garments, we'll tai
lored of serviceable materials. such as
Chamois. Wool Velour, Silvertone, Sill
vertip, Bolivia and Doeskin.
Straight-line or wrap models, plain or
with large collars of Raccoon, Austria
liam Opossum, Nutria or Sealine Fur. at
50.
Evening journal., 1920-02-11

touch except OF courses for the sap
pnlre-blue feather fan which Is the
color note OF the costume. Mss Law
rtnce sugRsis that the model coui
be adapt 10 net with tiny ruffles with
The edges rayelled 10 form fringe, ap-
'Iied in place OF the beads.
Bonnel Strings.
AZ the RITZ me other afternoon I
counted no less than nine hats with
Dohn strings, or chin straps, wh ch
are IN the same class, and they are
strongly featured in Ghe current pays.
NiN.cnne Sogal In "The Little Whop-
per- .wars one having a double
biim of pecan straw and a mound-
slioP-tl crown Of banco lace The lace
is wired 10 form melon-siIaped sections.
and The brlm turns up on one de
ana oown on the other. end then
eom.s a lace streamer. that starts and
ends at the center-back.
In Scandal is snothrr hat that
ampnatieally points the coming vogue
II shows the elongBed sides aud
broad back with the abrupt turn-up
IN front, and Is worn by Ann Winston.
II is fashioned Of fine Grim and ts sole
b t Of trimming Is a circular ornament
Of piaiied ribbon.