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Evening star., 1920-06-27
Jane Stuart, our expert shopper, will be glad
to do your buying for you, and if you live out
of town, she will send your purchases parcel post
prepaid.
DIVIDED
RESPONSIBILITY

About the biggest re-
sponsibility a woman has
to shoulder is buying the
necessities for the main
tenanoe. comfort and hap
piness of her family.
Getting the best and the
most for her money de-
pends on knowing exactly
what her family needs,
checking this. against the
amount she can spend, and
knowledge of the place
where the money will best
supply the needs.
The first two essentials
are woman's own problem.
but in the third essential
the store that best serves
her shares her response
bility.
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Genuine imported Japanese Pongee-
ideal for sports clothes, mems shirts and
draperies; 33 inches wide. While $500
yards last, o8c yard.
Evening star., 1920-06-27

A 40-inch Crepe de Chine, in good
color selection, plenty of pink, flesh and
white Every thread pure silk, and good
weight.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
Washable Satin

Exceptional quality and good weight
allsilk washable satin-in pink, flesh and
white. This is SO inches wide and very
desirable.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
Women's Full-fashioned
Silk Stockings
at $2.25 Pair

Women who appreciate really good
silk hosiery should buy freely of this spe-
cial offering. EVERY PAIR PERFECT,
of pure thread silk with Isle thread double
tops, soles and high spliced heels. We
know you will want several pairs of these
so we suggest that you choose them tomor-
row. Choice of black and cordovan.
First Brother
Evening star., 1920-06-27

WINS FOR SMALL
WO M e N Beautiful, dainty
styles of nainsook, trimmed
with laces and embroidery;
good value. Choice at $3.50,
SOS and $3.95.
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT
ROBES-In a large variety of
styles; of cambric, nainsook
and muslin; lace and embroid-
cry trimmed. Special, $3.50,
Sz.9S and $3.9S.
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Splendid quality, guaranteed washable,
and will not rough or slip; full SO inches
wide; will make the most desirable of
sports clothes.
X X
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Third Floor-Lansbursh & Brother
Evening star., 1920-06-27

These are of good quality muslin
and flesh colored batiste; also En-
velope Chemise of nainsook, lace and
embroidery trimmed; odd lots and
discontinued lines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
Proves Itself Master of This
Painfm Disease.

Halfway treatment of Pheuma-
tism will never rid you of 1t. Bet
ter realize from the outset that
when rheumatism attacks, YOU
have 4 real battle On your hands.
and that its q mans job 70 get
rid Of it.
Temporizng with Rheunatism
BY the use IF ilniments. lotions ard
other external methods of treat
ment, IS like trying to coax an
enemy to let up in MS attacks. and
permit you To conquer him With
out resistance.
But You soon learn that Pheu-
matism will not treat you with this
consideration. The tiny little germs
flock together by the millions and
centre their attack With undivided
force The effects Of the disease
are gradual in taking hold on the
system. In fact, the pains are only
slight II first and do not attract
your serious attention. but they
gradually increase IN severity until
your entire system is firmly within
the grip Of the disease. Ii IS then
that you have a real fight on your
hands. for you will find that Rheu-
matism Is a Joe that knows gust
how to cripple you. TIE pains that
were hardly noticeable At first. BE-
come your constant companions,
and seem to take delight in your
suffering.
OF course. If this painfuI disease
was or the surface only. you might
reasonably expect to get relief by
the use of surface remedies. such
as liniren1s and other local aDDli-
cations. But The source ~ the dis
ease is your blood, the tiny disease
germs find Judgement there ard
multiply by the T1lllions and s1at-
ter. 0v means Of the blood clrcula-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEWS OF CLAYMONT.
Special Correspondence a. Evory Evcnir

spssrial Correspondence of Evory Evrning
Ciaymont, jan. 1.-THE quarterly
conference of the Claymont Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held Friday
evening IN the church auditorium. Rev.
Robert Watt, district superintendent.
presiding
Rev. Edwin r. Sievert and John L.
Graham have been elected To represent
Claymont Church at the annual NJ. f.
Conference IN March
Miss Delena Naples Isaacs OF Seaford
ls visiting Al tho home Of Rev and Mrs
Wingatc Short
Claymont Enterprises. Incorporated,
will hold its first dance tomorrow evening,
n the Green Lantern, under the di-
rection Of the manager, DiIlWyn Parrish
Pictures are shown in The Green Lantern
every Monday, Wednesday and Satu--
day evenings.
William A Slapc Of Barclay. Md.
formerly assistant agen; at The Pennsyi-
wanna railroad station. here stopped
yesterday to see his friends in Ciavmont,
en- route from Erie Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence af Every Evening
Flkton. Md. Jan u Sturgeon Bros
general store IN North last, narrowly
escaped beIag burned to the ground,
Monday The ERE was discovered by
Mrs. Sturgeon, who gave the alarm. and
neighbors responded and by hard work
extlnguished the flames
4 movement has been started by owners
OF automobiles throughout Ceci county
u organize n Motor Detective Aseociatlon
Miss OzeIla Philips has rendered hcr
resignation as teacber at Upper Gross
Roads public school
Miss Elizabeth Scott Of ElktoD hos bcen
appointed a stenoqaphor IN the State
senate, now III session at Annapolis, and
entered upon her duties this morning.
The funeral II Mrs John Swcet, one
of the oldest members of North last N
L Church took place, Monday. from her
late home in North last,
For the past week fhc records of thc
clerk of the Circuit court III EIkton show
sales Of real estate amounting 70 more
than S350000
A system of serving hot lunches 10 the
scholars attending the country schools has
been inaugurated by the Home Economic
Demon=trator and + proving q great help
sinre the cold weather set m.
The premises III William g Reynolds
of Porter's Bridge were entered few
nights ago and d hundred dollars worth
ol furs stolen
Richard Boldly, young Negro Of upper
1eei county who stole IN automobile Id
Oxford. Pa, several weeks ago, has been
convicted hy tho Vest Chester. Pa, court,
and sentenced to FIVE years imprisonment
IN Huntingdon Reformatory
state Comptroller McMUilcn. announces
the FIRST quarterly distribution for 1920
Of The school funds for the public schools
in the state Cecil county Will receive
S5.775,97 from the School Tax Fund.
500 Oh, from the Book Fund, and s2l1 IS
from the supplies Fund.
Horace II D1iyckincl,, proprietor Of
the Rising sun garage. is spending this
week on business trip through New York
STATE
Mrs Edward Brown N Rising SIM vas
taken 10 a Baltimore hospital. Tuesday
morning. Tor IN operation.
At q receiver sale OF the property Of
Nathan Nolk, at Rising SIN. the store
property was offered for sale zubjecr 10
mort gage Of Sl4.500. but vas Withdrawn
on account of 10 bids The stock ot
groceries Vas sold to Y. @. Coouey, Tor
81 go.
4 Cecil County Farmers Institute w7ll
be held 81 West Nottingham, on January
.23 and "a under the auspices OF the Marz.-
land Agricultural COLLEGE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
SALISBURY BRIDGES Up AGAIN.
School Authorities Reopen Controversy
Over Structures

Salisbury, Md. Jan The contro-
versy over SaIisbury's bridges which
has agltafed the town for several years
has cropped ont again, this time through
complaint Of the school authorities Tie
original controversy arose when rcal
estate development company drained
a lake abntting against the eastern side
Of tho town and dredEed the south prong
Of the Wicomico river to its property.
thus nccesslt8ting two new draWbridgca
in the heart of tho town.
The controversy took on political
tinge because several men prominent IN
Nlcomico county politics were inter
ested IN tho real estate project Many
residents objected TO the realty com
panys S methods Of Improvement
The school authorities have complained
that opening Of the drawbridgcs between
s 30 and Q 0 clock in the morning binders
pupils from getting to school and they
have NIT the matter np % the Federal
authorities. The complaints apply 10
all three bridges, including the one over
the main branch Of The river. as we'll as
the two new ones
To hear the complaints and make rec-
concentrations 10 the War Department.
Col. J. G. Sanford, Of the United States
Engineer $ Office. viii hold public hear
ing at the courthouse here al 1f.30 q.
III on january 30. at winch all persons
interested are asked % submit data
and arguments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
MARRIED At POCOMOKE CITY.

special Correspondence oT Every Evening
Laurel, Jan II The II ,rriage hiss
been announced of Miss Emily school
field oi Pocomoke City. Md. t. Robert
Lane Of Wilmington. 1t ). 30 o'clock Mon
DAY evening, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF that town hv he pastor Rev.
'. a. Hills After the cereIuonv. re-
caption was held at the home Of the bride s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah J School
field, after which the couple took the
night train for New York where their
honeymoon viii be spent They Will re-
turn to Wilmington. where Mr. Lane has
a responsible position with the du Pont
Powder %.
Both tic church and the home were
beautifully decorated with evergreeus
and Lighted with candies The maid of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Bridgeville Firemen Arranging to
Liquidate Mortgage Debt on
Their Engine House.
NEAR ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Scaford National Banks Annual
Meeting Reveals Prosperous
Condition of Affairs.
speciai Correspondence of Every Evening

speciai Corrcspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan. li-At the annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF the First Ma
tional Bank of this town, yesterday, q
good majority OF the stockholders were
present and voted 10 renza b. Cannon was
made chairman and j. i. Luton see
rctarv Of the meeting, with 1rr. Chas. NJ
Hollis, William T. Lank and J. l.. Dutton,
committee on election. Directors were
elected as follows: Henry ". Baker,
Lorenzo B. Cannon, Philip l.. Cannon,
James F. Dutton, Emanuel Greenbaum,
George FL. Huston, John ]. Kinder. Viii
liam T. Lank, James A Morgan, William
X. Morgan, Madison Willin and Enos B.
Wright.
The efficient corps OF officers was con
tinued, as follows. Philip L. Cannon,
president; Henry W Baker vice-presi-
dent: James F. Dutton, secretary OF
Board; Madison Willin, cashier; Charles
/. West, assistant cashier; Harlan t.
Morris. Karl X Brown, Minos c. Short
and James K Phillips. clerks and book
Keepers.
The cashiers report indicated earnings
-pere good. the increase from 5 per cent
20 per cent. in July, on all time deposits
totaIlhlg s400. 600, nccesslfating the TAX
ing OF $4,000 from earnings, annually,
Tor the Interest account depositors,
still left the usual addition TO undivided
Tyrn fits account
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
CHES TERTOwN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Spe1-al Correspondence of Every Evening
Chcstortown Md Jan IL Dr. G.. Allan
Jarman returned, saturday. from Ashville,
\. G., whore he had been called 10 the
bedside Of his son, Frank. who Is critically
i'll in the government hospital there. lie
found his son slightly improved, but very
desirious Of coming home
The Ladies Aid Society 81 Christ
Methodist Protestant Church vas enter
tanned st the home of Mrs William K
AIdridge Monday evening
Local buyers are Offering ST 40 bushei
for cob corn and $3.50 Tor sheIlei, but
owing 70 the damp weather. very ilttlc Is
being offered Tor sale
superintendent Of thes Easton-Wil-
mIngton Motor Truck route Mr. Byeriv,
and superintendent Blakslee Of Pennsyl-
vania have been IN the county interview
ing farmers IN the interest OF shipping
produce by the motor truck route They
visited Walter b Harris. the apple king,
and told hlm OF the advantages of ship
ping his fancy apples by truck a. well
~ the large amount of truck which he
raises Air Harris was much impressed
with the arguments advanced &nd promis-
ed to pa,roni5e the route quite extensively
Skating on Chester river is very fine and
large crowds are enjoying the sport every
afternoon The Chester river company
to send boat u Cbestertown.
but the ice III the bay and river
was too heavy
Whittier {. Copper purser on the
Chester river steamer, IS assisting 10 the
department Of the Kent
lounty Savings Bank during the ireezeup
)s his vessel
Marvel Seeney. ron oi Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Seeney. who had been IN q hospital
or special medical treatment, has return
ID home verv much improved
biTs. W Robert Huey entertained
ew friends at her home. on Mt. Vernon
Place, last evening, in honor Of her birth
lay anniversary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
s. S. S. GIVES
KNOCKOUT BLOW
TO RHEUMATISM

ton. throughout your system
The sensible treatment for thr
disease. and the only one from
which YOU ran expect satisfactoy
results is 4 treatment that g0er
down INTO the 0Iood supply ard
reaches the source Cf the disease
5. S. S. t. a wonderful nloCd rem
edy and IS the iogical treatment foy
rheumatism, because i promptly
permeate~ the entire bioCc supply
and searches out and 1eutralizes
the disease germs
IF yol are 4 victim n Pheunns-
tisrn. YOU can take Is S S vrfh The
assurance that gou are not ryDT
menting. but using a remedy ha-
has brought relief ~ thCue70ds W70
nave suffered from this rafnfIi Dis
ease. This greet ~ld remedy 1ae
been sod ail over +ra + -n,ted State
f0r more tnan fifty years. and 7as
been used with gratifying resIl'-
1t is a great blessing for 2 5 ffere~
To recCT6 ACQUAINTED Nlt1 -Te
powers If S. S. 81. for IN this rem
1dy Il found the help that -a1
come only from the proper treat
ne0t.
Many letters have been writer
to lis bv those VINO nave uset S.
s. ST, telling IF the zood IL MS
done them. Their statements VII.
b. helpful to many others. uro sui
fer and Ne will be glad To send you
scne of these -estrcnisls. fuil ~
this direct evidence 0f the value
Of S. S. S.
We maintain z r7edicai -epar-
nent fer the benefit H AN MO arc
and our Chief MtcI-7
Adviser rN1o t- familiar pir7 y
forms 0f PheLmausm. 13ii 1.a1.'
give YOU advice without charge as
10 the treatment II y2ur Gun -7se
Write tcdav IA Swift @-e-r
Co. lis swift La5orator. At
lanta, Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Wilmington Boys TO Give Minstrel
Show; Personal and Gen
eral Notes.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Jan. Ion Tuesday
evening the Denny 4 Burns Dixie Min
strels of Wilmington will give show IN
this city at the Opera House. The COM
pany will include many of those who were
IN the Harlan show, among them Billy
Raymond. Bill Denny, one OF the end
men Is well known here. A good show IL
assured The prices will be popular.
A regular meetin q Of the A. q. L. w,
will bc held in lodge rooms tomorrow
evening. Every member is requested to
be present.
The Emmanuel Basketball team will
play the Camels Of Wilmington ri the
parish house this evening 4 fast game
is expected. The visitors make mp one
OF the fastest teams in the state.
At the regular meeting Of tho Jr, Q. II.
A. VI Inst evening the installation Of
officers took place. State Councillor Caulk
installed them He also delivered an
address in regard to the benefit OF the lodge.
Last evening the ice boat John Weaver
docked at the wharf here Its work In
the lower Delaware Is about over
Miss Helen LYONS of Wilmington spent
last evening in this city visiting friends.
William DAVIS s suffering from aeevere
The night class will be open tomorrow
evening IA usual in the high school
larger class is expected to attend
Frank Madden has left for Lewes whore
he joins Frank Reynolds, who is employed
at the lighthouse there.
John Ries has returned from New York
where he attended the automobile show.
Miss Fannie Dolson spent last evening
IN this city visiting friends
Roy Thomas was takcn to the hospital
where he was operated upon When
having n tooth pulled # IS thought that
he swallowed Some cocaine which made
him seiously i'll
Fore sale New Perfection oil stove,
three burner with cabinet and oven In
good condition W Is W Third street
New Castle, Del-Adv
Zee Bndgcwater for Iewelry ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEW CAST LIE PRESBYTERY.
Various Matters Considered Mt the Meet
ing Held in Dover
Stan Correspondence Of Every Evening

Stan Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 1.-THE Presbytery Of New
Castle yesterday fixed March 3 for the
installation Of Rev. w r. phifer as pastor
Of the Presbyterian churches at Cool
Spring and Reboboth. Services will be
held at Cool Spring in the afternoon and
Mt Rehoboth in the evening.
At Cool Spring Rev Charles H. Boh-
nor viii preside and propoun tbs com
stitutlonal questions, Rev. L Mench Cham
bers viii preach the sermon, Rev Will
liam Glib on will deli or the charge 80 g
pastor, and Rev. Floris Ferwcrda will dc
liver the charge TO the people.
At Rehoboth DR. Bonner will preside
and PROFOUND the constitutional questi ns,
DIR. FcrWcrda will prcac the sermon,
Rev. H. NJ. isunstein will deliver the charge
TO the pastor, an Dr. Gibson viii de-
liver the charge 10 the people.
Rev. J. r. Milligan, stated clerk Of the
presbytery, was directed to send to lbe
stated clerk Of the Synod Of Baltimore
tatement of the maximum, minimum
nnd average sal ries paid by churches Of
the presbytery 10 pastors
Rev Merrill H. Andcre addressed
the prcsbytery on the Now Era n Il Inter
church movements.
Th pr sbytery adjour od u meet m
the FRS Presbyterian Church Of Viii
mington next Tuesday afternoon. when
II will acl on n roposal ~ unite the FIRST
and Central Churches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
TO BE MARRIED SATURDAY.

spa-lal Correspondence n Every Evening
seafo ri. Jan Ii 4 wedding Of much
interest will occur here Saturday. when
Miss Mary Ethel Robinson daughter Of
ex-Mavor and Mrs. Walter b. Robin
son Of this town, will ho married 10 Harry
VI. Grieyes. son Of Comptroller and Mrs
Harry B. Grleves Of SMYRNA.
The wedding, which viii take place at
- O'Clock noon. vi be solnnnzcd in st.
Luke's J. L. Church. the rector, Rev
wi lar, II Darble Officiating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14

common cold 10 grippe illness may result from
allowing food to feent in the intesnes Don't give the
body chance to absorb the poisons Remove the toxins
from the system and give the tissues the body aid to
resist disease by taking occasional laxative such as
castor OIL or tiny pill made up of May-appe alon alap
and sold by most druggists DR. Pieces Pleasant Pellets
ihe kidneys and bladder suffer the wear and tear
d we get chronic nfammations sometimes indicated bv
backache, painful yoidng of dull heavy feelings
rerhas the uric acid stored up in the system in excessive
amount and consequently when the salts are depos
Ce ID muscles and lomts suffers from lumbago pain
IN back rheumatic pains gout etc
Nothing will act SO nicely "Anurc anti-urc-aco)
q recent discovery OF )r Plerces which be had all
dfug stores Anurc washes the posons. cleanses
'he biaddeT and Xii them antiseptIc-
CONSEQUENTLY e'l' rheumatism.
Goats and Inc body put IAto i etau neaItny state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEWS OF PRIDGEyULE.

! Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
! Bridgeville, Jan. i4-Anno,ncements
| have been received in this town Of the
marriage Of Nita Rumbold Of Preston,
| Md, and Reynolds Russell Of this town,
which took place al Easton December %.
Mr. and Mrs Russell viii reside on farm
/ near town.
Mrs Erasmus Jones was suddenly
called 20 Wilmington because Of the Ill
ness Of her brother, John G. Gray.
Mrs Bertha Culver, who has been III
q critical condition in the Methodist Hos
pital, Philadelphia, IS slightly improved
The annual election Of the town Of
Bridgeyillc viii lie held the first week in
February
Rev Disston " Jacobs Is spending q
few days in philadclphia
Luther Wclch, John HurlOck and Otis
Harrington arc engaged IN taking the
census in this town and community
Norman Collision and family arc occupy
ing their ncw home on farm near town.
An epidemic Of mumps has been quite
prevalent IN this community for the past
month
The Mite Society Of Union NJ f.
Church held q meeting at the home of
Mrs Annie Swan on Broad street, Mon
day evening
Miss Lucy Nj. Caster Of Philadelphia
Is 4 guest Of Mrs. G. p Williams
Harold Williams has returned 10 his
home here from Wilmington and will
assist his father. G. T. Williams, in the
drug store which ne recently purchased
from Or Ralston Sudier
There Will Re an aII-dav meeting III
Union NJ 4. Church. Friday. January
rs. to celebrate the adoption OF the
Eighteenth Amendment to the Federal
Constitution. The local W. G.. T. L. will
take part in the program.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Stewart have re-
turned to their home herr, after .
months stay with their son. Rodney. in
Florida
Mrs Minerva Hazard and grand
daughter. Bessie Rash, are spending the
winter with Mrs Mary Blunt OF p.ym-
outh \ O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford Jan. l4-Miss Ruth Nc
Crea, OF Federalshur Md. Is spending
rev raj days here, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Everrett Nillin. on Pine street.
Mrs. ". Herbert Hall has accompanied
her husband on . business trip to Cleve-
land. Ohio. to he gone two weeks.
Misses Mabel and Elsie Hurley were
weekend guests Of friends and relatives
m Salisbury. Md
q. D. Rhea i attending the automobile
show In Philadelphia and before returning
home h viii make q business trip to
New York Cry.
Mr.. and Mrs George !. Stewart were
guests OF Mir and Mrs Charles Brown III
Pridgeville over the weekend.
Mrs. Joseph Argo OF Dover Is here for
several dsys with her parents, Mrs. and
Mrs J. A. Wright.
Mrs. Martha Duf-anoi Is spending the
peek with relatives 81 Delnlar
George ". Brown ri Milford has been
here VISITING his sister, Mrs. .. y. Rhea.
Miss Gladys Ellis o. Laurel spent the
weekend here with Ai-s Georec " Alilli-
gan
Samuel 7 Robinson. >eaiord oyster
rsrker. mas gont 20 Philadelphia, where
he vjll undergo an operation Tor heTnor-
rhoidS.
Miss Frances DAVIS Of Laurel spent
Yesterday mere with Miss Ethel Robinson.
Kenneth James Of Philadelphia Is here
for several weeks with his grandparents,
Mr. snG Mrs. W. Harr. Brown.
Dr. Dewitt and family have moved
from Manayunk Pa, 10 the W;ssahjckon
Orchard Farms. near town
Frsnk Montgomery and family of
laurel have moved ~ reaford and are
ncoupying apartments ID Bell Exchange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
DELAWARE CITY.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
Delsware City, Jau. 14-Dorsey F.
Hudson husband u Mrs Ruth SHELTON
Hudson oi Port Penn. arrived in this
country OF tho transport Mercury.
January :. and Rcut directly 10 Camp
DIX, y j. He lpft with the first soldiers
for France IN June, 1917, and Vss wounded
IN the leg JULY, 1918
Mis- Greta Holiday arrived horne,
yesterday, alter = three weeks visit with
Der slster ~ Atlantic Cits She ha~ been
unable to resume her duties a. teacher in
the pubic school owing 10 illness during
Ter y1sit
Mn Brooke Miller and baby left this
week FOR an extended VISIT with her aunt
- clsymont
The trolley car arriving here az 4I0
yesterday afternoon, Just beiure reaching
tbe bridge over tbe dram ditch. about a
quarter Of mile from town. jumped The
track and ran over the Ties Tor some dis
-snCr. assengers were considerably
Jared, 5ut 10 one w. injured
= meeting q the New Era Cornmrtee