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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
usina Cars for Storage.

Des Moines Capital: Reports as to
the immobility of cars on western lines
suggest that an increase in demurrage
charges might operate to release more
cars for transportation purposes.
There is a deep-seated and widely
shared conviction on the part Of rail-
road workers and others that not 4
small percentage of the rolling stock
Iof the nations railroads has been
used for storage purposes. In this
circle the belief is prevalent that
sugar and other commodities were
held off the market and the price
boosted by hiding the commodity in
the network and maze of our railroad
yards. Stories are told of the move
ment of sugar cars from one point
to another, and of their eventual re-
moval to distant part Of the coun-
try, where the shipment was finally
disposed Of.
Until demurrage charges are such
that the shipper cannot afford to allow
his goods to remain idle in the cars
for days. we shall have complaint as
to lack of cars. With the increase
in freight rates there will be less of
"a disposition to move freight from
point to point awaiting sale, and a
further advance of demurrage charges
would more successfully curb this
evil.
Freight cars were made for ship
ping purposes and not to serve as
storehouses. We cannot continue to
permit their employment in this lat
ter capacity.
1t devolves upon the railroads and
the interstate commerce commission
to get maximum results from their
present equipment and that means
moving the cars.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
TODAY's BIT OF VERSE
aRRoWN-EYED DICK"

He is Just common mongrel,
But has eyes of silky brown
That are scintillating magnets
AS he goes around the town;
He is always kind and friendly
To the children when they meet
And they hail him as comrade
AS he passes on the street.
He is never in a hurry,
Never chases cats around,
Never lounges in the places
Where contentious dogs are fouho;
Has no master, has no, kennel,
Has NO home to call his own,
Has no pedigree to back him
Inst as "Brown-Eyed Dick he's known.
PM to know him is to love him
AS you would human trlend'
For the slightest act OF KINDNESS
He is grateful to the end;
His expression is entlcng
And his courtesy is grand,
For those brown eyes speak language
That all hearts can understand
Not dog in town moiests MN
AS he goes his quiet way,
Charming all with gay good nuni0-'
But too dignifed to play;
Those brown, scintillating magnets
And his gentle nature blend
In a pleasing combination,
That has made the world his friend
Ana - Jake III. Har
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WARSAW, H., Aug. 21-Mrs. ]. w.
Sheppard left Wednesday to visit her
son Paul, at Quincy, and from there
she goes to Kansas City to visit her
sisters.
O. r. Myers and family have pur-
chased the residence they are now oc-
cupying. formerly owned by the late
Fred Floto
Rev. Rabe returned home Thursday
from West Eble, Mo-, where he attend
ed conference this week.
Robert Leifermann, of Memphis,
Tenn, is here visiting his parents.
William Hill has sold his residence
to Charles E. Wedmore of Chamber
lain, South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Baumgart
and Mrs. Lielaff and daughter, of Chi
cago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Katz.
Saturday Nights Band Concert
1. March Fultonaire -. Watson
2. Overture Facile--M ignonette
8. Serenade-A Night in June. King
1890. -. $1,000. Baumann
A. Popular Hit-When My Baby
Smiles at Me -. 1890. Munro
5. Song--Who'll Take the Place
of Mary.
Sung by Band
6. March--Colonel Bates .Amsdel
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
An Injustice to the Clerks.

Des Moines Capital: A number OF
postoffice clerks in Chicago engaged
in campaign Of publicity in favor of
an increase of their own wages. Con-
gross granted the increase. There
was no strike. Nobody walked out.
Now the postmaster general has an
nounced the intention of removing
these postoffice clerks for discour.
tesy to the postmaster general, and
the postoffice department We trust
the postmaster general will do moth
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

r. L. Bond is in Canada. looking
after some land interests which he
has there.
Loring Fulmer is visiting his
mother, Mrs Edith Fulmer.
Mrs. Anna Harper and Miss Ella
Jackson have returned from Itch
field, Mimi.
Miss Mary Elder has returned from
Chicago, where she has been studying
music tho past summer.
Bert Denton attended the races at
Davenport thia week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Highly and chill
dren, Of Keokuk, visited relatives
hero this week
Mrs. c. B. Marshall has returned
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
\ The, II
HAMILTON GATE G
II |! HAMILTON IL AUG. 2. Is
HAMILTON, ILL., AUG. n. M

from a visit with her nephew, L0ydI
Blake, and family at LitchfieId, MINI
Our public school teachers are al
tending institute at Carthage tha|
week.
Mrs. Clarence Barnuu left today
for Oklahoma City. where she viii
visit daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Mccartney rel
turned to their home in Atlantic
Iowa, after a visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Karr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Howes, Of NJ
Hamill, Iowa, announce the birth c'
a daughter. Congratulations frou
their many friends in this city, ther
former home.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
Labor Inconsisteney.

Manufacturers Record: A CORE
spondent of the Manufacturers Rec
ord calls attention to despatch from
Cleveland to the effect that the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
proposes to delay the construction OF
it's proposed twenty-story building in
Cleveland because of the present
high cost of building materials, tight
ness of credit and high wages" Com
menting on this, our correspondent
says:
This will interest you on &C
count Of the inconsistency Of the
brotherhood and Mr.. Gompers,
who, while constantly demanding
higher wages when someone else
has to pay them, prove four
flushers when they have to pay
high prices caused by high wages
for things they wish to buy.
Our correspondent is quite correct
in this suggestion. The very men
who are constantly demanding ever.
increasing wages are at the same
time encouraging inefficiency and
lessened production, and are fighting
high prices for which they are very
largely responsible. But what else
could be expected from the work OF
Gompers and his crowd?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
FOREIGN TRAVEL FALLING OFF.

The prediction was freely made last year
that 1920 would see an unexampled rush Of
American visitors to the old world. The big
liners have thus far done something like a ca
pacity frst-class business; but the companies
are now depressed to find that both freight and
passenger traffic have fallen off greatly during
the last two months, although their operating
expenses have steadily increased. Among tho
causes of this is the fact that frst-class tickets
now cost two hundred and twenty five dollars
as against ninety dollars and one hundred dol
lars in former years; while second class tickets,
once to be had by summer trippers for fifty dol
lars or, less for one-way passage, now are one
hundred and fifty dollars to one hundred and
seventy five dollars. Annoying and costly
passport regulations, the expense Of living
abroad, even when American dollars have been
converted into deprecated foreign currency
and the still disturbed condition in parts of
Europe, are other reasons why travel is less
than had been looked for. It is said that fewer
than half million Americans have disembark-
ed at French ports this year where several mil
lions had been expected. But it must be remem-
bered that far fewer vessels are now engaged
in carrying passengers across the Atlantic than
IN the carefree days before the war when it was
about as cheap to pass two months in Europe
as it was to stay at home.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

thinking Of those who come under these teach
ers for the teachers will influence them to cor
rect thinking, and this, added to whatever
natural store Of natural logic the pupils possess
will make them less liable to be the prey OF
the propagandists of misrule.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
Moonshine EARNING.

Pacific Rural Press: is there any
thing in planting by the moon-that
is in the dark or the light of it,
Subscriber, Felton,
Yes; IL you plant in the dark Of
the moon the plants will be up to
grow in the light Of it. With the sun
and moon both supplying light, which
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

is essential to normal vegetative p -,
cesses in plants which wear in
green, the plant will grow faster ~ W. ~
both than if deprived of either. in =.
may not be much difference. put ~
way farming now is and the snoi -.
day your hired man gives you,
more you need to pull on the HUI
and lose no atom of efficiency.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

A genius is timid, but people GU ~.
usually find out that he seD-'
until after he is dead.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

An Austrian baron of Zurich, only forty five
years old, very rich and occupying brilliant
social position. seeks marriage with blonde,
preferably American. Stand back, girls! Give
the poor fellow air!
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

gerous points and kept in the proper
channel entirely by means of the hyd-
rophone
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

nice problem in ethics is presented by the
Denver jitney thief who stole an automobile
during car strike and went into business as a
taxi driver. He soon prospered so greatly that
ne was able to buy new and better car and
leave it for the owner of the one he had stolen.
Is the former thief now honestly established in
business by virtue of the sagacty he showed in
promoting his trade at a time when the original
owner would not have embraced paying OPP
portunityf
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Fort Madison Democrat: Nate KEN
dali says he is not after Kenyon's
toga. Nate need not be after it; he
need only say the word and get It.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

dali says he is not after Kenyon's
toga. Nate need not be after it; he
need only say the word and get It..
Marengo Sentinel-Democrat: Debs
and Newberry have much in common.
Both have been convicted, One is
now in prison; the other is in the
United States senate. Each place IS
about on a par with the other.
Waterloo Courier: If democrats
forget to nominate their candidates
until the appointed day has passed,
and then ask for additional days Of
grace, why should they not be granted
additional days in which to get out
their vote?
Knoxville Express: The fact that
the Knoxville Journal is still trying
to support Harding is conclusive evil
dence that Cox is not very wet.
Sioux City Journal: Jim Pierce is
as silent concerning the late forty
Fighters as the man who has been
on a souse the night before.
Cedar Falls Record: OF course, the
failure (of democrats) to nominate at
the primary was an oversight" but
the law is quite explicit and the
chances are that the oversight was
fatal.
Ida Grove Pioneer: When Governor
Cox announced that he and Wilson
were one the election was lost Gov
ernor Cox's first venture off his front
porch spilled the democratic beans.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

Prohibition enforcement officers seized five
hundred cases of whisky found in a stable in
ST. Louis. And there are stills it is said by
those who pretent to know, in operation in
places that camouflage as garages, horse shoe
lag shops and where secondhand goods are
bought and sold
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

Those Iowans who take a run over to Cali
fornia each spring and summer to bask in that
states extolled sunshine, admire its man
made attractions and shake with it's natural
earthquakes, might well have remained at home
this season. Iowa's summer seasons of which
this is fair sample, are undesirable and only
lack the many inconvenience arising from
showers of bricks caused by seismic disturb
ances.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

For the benefit of number of advice givers,
The Gate City feels impelled to repeat what it
said on this page on September fourteenth,
1916: ''The Gate City is a partisan newspaper
only in one sense-it is extremely partisan in
the advocacy of questions affecting good gov
lernment in state, nation and county,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-21

March-Colone .Amsden Wednesday quincy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

ASSISTANT Office assistant. and clerk
Typewriting not essential n H. Every
Evening once
COOK Woman for cooMng and down
stairs wora Phone 5343 VI
COOK White Reference required. Per
manent position Phone l202
CLERK Lady 70 do clerical work. Mar
kel' 5, 400 Market street.
COOK Experienced white woman for cook
Mrs A. ID Warner 1903 w Fourteenth
street Phone 25iI.
COOK Coos and laundress. % 20 90 sea
shore 22l2 Boulevard
TRONFRS- Shirt ironer, also family iron
crs Apply Head IaundercT Hotel 20 Pont
THE PATH TO the classified al page II 20,
telephone Phone your want or offer n oN
for tomorrow paper.
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wAwAsKT AVE TnHEDIATE pos
SESSION. THREE MODERN HDNHs.
WAwAsET AVE- At JACKspv +T.
PRICE s5oo0 AND sspoo. TKRHs Us1D
CASH. BALANCE LiKE RENT NOR
ACF g. ALLEN. ion wAwAsET AVE-.
PHONE 1909
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Pk opERTY- oNE or THE MOST De
sIRABLE CORNER PROPERTIES ~
THE BUSINESS DISTINCT. -0Nso
FEET. APPLY P. 4. H9RTI. FORD
BUILDING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12

BoY-To work afternoons from 70
clock Must have work papers Apply at
once TO MIR. Crossgrovc. Every Evening
once
COLLECTOR For furniture 10 sse- Ad-
dress 3, Every Evening Office
CHAUFFEJR White ono willing .
work Married man preferred. Reference
required state wages desired Address I.
o BOX 3S4, Wilmington. Del
DETECTIVE BE a detective, Big pay.
easy work We show you. Write Wagner.
IS6 4 seventy ninth St \
ENGINEER Ecfugeratins Apply 10
Sharpless- -Hendler Ice Cream Co. 9l3
Guycr avenue.
GARDENER Experienced. Josiah Marvel.
du Pont Building.
IABORFR> Wanted Apply 2324 Lancas-
ter avenue Cathedral cemetery
NACHINIST First class. for repair work
III large plant IN city steady employment.
Add ress +. o BoX 9o2. city
MEN -ROYS- Names wanted over rs. wish
ing 10 become government railway mail
clerks zl53Sl95 month. Answer imfle-
diatcIy n ! 4 Every Evening once
rulbs Pay weekly Permanent Brown
Brothers. Nurseries. Rochester, :
MAN-To take charge Of smad poultry
farm near Wilmington Good salary TO
man that has been familiar with raising
poultry. Address \ -. Every Evening
MECHANIC Who IS familiar With max
Ing saSI atiL t-y'stS NGJtg 49toStas -
NfneGley Thirteenth and Onion streets
MA\-A strong Young man about l. or -
Years 10 work IN laundry Wilmington
Family WASH Laundry 500 W Front 81
MANA conservative banking house. want
party. 3o-50 years Of axe. 70 represent it
Experience not necessary hut ne must be
able to furnish good references He can
make $1,000 70 $1,000 a year If he Is willing
to WORK for it. Call Worth $50 Ford Bldg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets Al
RABBITS-1hc real large Flemish Giant
rabbits all from pedgreed stock Youug
and old Can phone SOL
PUPPIES Poodle puppies SO and SO
kittens given away Phone I 30
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles 4s
BCLLS VIII exchange three thoroughbred
registered Holstcin bulls. ages six months.
one year and two years uid. for young.
graded COWS Write or phone McAfahon
Bros Inc, sixth and King streets
COWS Two good cows two iron bed
steads and mattresses. Apply jefferson
House. Vow Castle
COWS Wanted 10 to Is young cows, from
one 10 tvo years old " rite or phone
NcAIahon Bros Inc. sixth and King So
MULES VIII exchange team or mules for
young cows. Write or phone. McAiahon
bros Inc. sixth and King streets.
PASTURE Choice for six Aead Of stock
Close 10 city. J. A. Glynn. Phone Holly
OAK I'D Il
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Summer Places For Rent

OCEAN CITY-fn rhs 7ucSo apartment
a04Sa cowpIetsiE furnished Ocean front.
seven rooms and bath. rent for season.
$3.50 For photograph aCQ particulars az
dress Ca4s a. Doe. ocean City y.
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WEsT ST. eeo Rooms for rent.
Rooms For Housekeeping

r 5oTn ST 1aq Two furnished rooms Tor
lodging BreaAfaSs served il necessary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12

HAULI%G-Ed F. Lewis, Moving or
au k!nds. anywhere Can Holly Oak I72 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12

tol. Del
NOlICE-Eslate ct HANNAH 4. Pierce i5-
ceased. \lc,ce = hereby given tlAr .tttc.s
f,-tau.eutarv lipon tAe estate 81 HaDCd0 A.
Pierce latv OF BrandywlUe 1lr1-r1 r'-
sea >trG acre oGly granted unto tQUl-a+ IS
Trust Company on the twenty E-rlrSt day X
May a. -. 1920 anu al persons .nGCote-4
ru Tie SAID deceased are requested i- u1aze
payuenl to the executor without 1elav. ana
alb persons having demands AGAINST t0t .s-
ceased are required 20 exhibit ana n-e~t.t
thc same duly prCbatel 90 tgc SAD eN-
acutCs on or before tne twenty Nrst gag r
MaH IS. ID. 1924. or abide oy tne AN IH tHts
EEER.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Shore Pro.erty For sc
Suburban For sale

pF%N75 CROW Ir9 crttages III .
river front Apply IN JcTereor
Phone l55fE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
EQClrASLl rRtsr ooAi,S>} .,,..
Address " NuiuE tou. Nri
$1,000 COO UIGHW Az RDN)-
STATE tAtt Nrt AM t k r

\
Scaled proposals viii 't rct'tttt
state frt4SUrcr ot l1r.as a-t A1tl iA.t
l91J, at .3O \ clu,-> q ut tNs lt ilrr,i-
uI ) 10U 900 ut state aon0> ol t1t state
Ct Delaware.
Said ooads 0G rCas date Faa.a.t 3-..
ana to hC ot SiNDo REORGANIZATION, 't.t ins
pge cent 3atrgVst. EaA aAtt setHl -.A.a 4 ltA-tt
tlu trs 9aN~ Gt tanAArN AAl .RlN ai
each Nrar BONDS shall ne ras Hhit tortt
years aftrr tAc Gate thcrcuf. nUt toe said
honGs ,I ANN 40 -aCM may 0t -tnry-ncu AZ
thy optgAA of tAr State At thc .hlt ni one
nanarsQ AND N>e p.r erut1W ul tAe n.IH-
ar.t dd> ot iaat3.n or Htei aa1 ti 3-lA
t!trr tav -AsG Bond 0. auN at t",g. -naI
hasu Hgvu sSa.d -Ht A.Ae. tP.a 'f.'N
tlN~ Hatc, utupe.S aAttria-t#. pgilHtpAt
aul interest raNahit q. tbr TIA. nt.t- Bans
ut la. star. st D,.tnAn a, putv. lC.a
t,Hg baaa> .u X. ...I.r n,u4- a.ta t
~ta.u t4N Nt. .-is ma>, t, addressed y
~taty rtcN-ars DyNtr 'c.aNtry bias
Nlst nt rrDciScJ lvr tilN W.o.r uI auH Art
ar gAc ,e>ug ana ua. pt aScoupaglto 'N
-ayahIc II jhc osle, ~ Gcarso " F.satr.
STATE rrtaslsyr The ri5hs Is reserved to
.r.cct ans or au ntd>
~5id Donls are ~,ucI -ndge a.. .1re.. u
4u aCt nu ltfci Au Act tN OrrAtN 4 state
Ni1hwaA Department cstAhhsa.uG a system
af State highways anl pgNtitlus tN- thc
.nuroNtmtaf aud maintenance lhC-cuf
diva approgriatiug aud botruW.ne money
.hcrvtor PASSED rs tuC General Assembly
ai tau state az prlau tre, amt approved by
-nc governor Aprd i9i
GEORGE MI EtSHEH.
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Printing Stationery

INDEX CARDS For ali kinds Of index
cards SCI Cnas Il Gray Printer u East
Eightl street ] advise that you anticipate
your needs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
The First Word of Every Tells What The Ad Is About
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Ifnnsea Rnr sale.

NEWPORT. DEL Eight-rO0m bOusa AZ
Neupprt All modern cODVenieuces. I'm
mediate possession, Apply Homer Guest
w FOURTH sT.. 204-FOr sale Apply H
sc0tt Vernon. Ois Orange siroet
vs. IS'rH ~ Z6lI- House. six rooms. ba ~
pprch Good condition. Phone 4fZH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12

MAID-White or colored for general house
work S32 W. Fourth st. Phone 463l.
MOTHERS HELPER Capable woman as
mothers helper in the home. NO cooking,
washing or ironing. Good home and rea-
sonahe wages for reliable woman. Phone
46l3 j. between and q clock evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Wanted To Rent

HOUSE, cusa like Is rent SIX ~ seE,u-
room house IN desirable atsch00r5. QDl.
state location. rent AC. Address 4 -,
Every Evening OH}Cc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female.

MAID Competent white maid as chamber
maid and waitress Must have reference.
Apply evenings. w. C. Jones. 1901 Broomo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12

BON-To work afternoons from 70 >
q clock Must have work papers Apply at
once 10 MIR. CrossgToNc. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Good Things to Eat

LUMBER Lot IF W4u0toN frames sash
PARK Place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

BUSINESS PROPERTY Dwelling lot 5r
farm We have Ii or wiU Set * fer yoU-
Phone -46s keasSu Realty Co, 5lo \
Jackson stre, open evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Ren4rinq

fEtp THE =
FTRNITURE Making old furniture look
CouaI 20 new Repairing uphOlsteTing and
can ing Phone b196W 90 French street
ROOFING" Have your roofing and spout
jng done by Jos ) y Neil Co. Tla W Third
street Phone 53O4W Pipeiess heaters.
ROOFING-W T. Williams Co. S2I
Orange street Roofing. heating and re-
pairing jobbing . speciality Telephone
5656W
SHOES The very best material and the
very best workmanship Nothng eist
gDJ seventh street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Vacation Places

tItft @t ler rAt EGrHt~hel at NaFA 81
station Is \ q railroad taE >ansHugr
ttHigs- I4 blHE @fteet tabiu property
So L ti4Ii ~tr,tt q NJ foOn>ynd 9-e
Atafttt street.
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hold Goods

ANTIQUE hairs tna Hand carved I'm
ported from Es5p > L CORNER second
and Monroe streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-12
Business Places For Rent
Houses For Rent

Arden. DEL.-House SIX rooms. 6ath
Apply Dr. 4. z Moore
Il d U-E-Jane is 1o september ID, FUR
r5aned il western section "a city. Address
ST ;. Livery Eveuing 0tfice
HoC-E-EIght rooms. furnished mouse.
Best location. All conEenlenccs Three
poEches reference required. Address y -,
Every Evening Office
WESTERN -ECTIoN-J1ue is 10 sep
-ernf,er 81 furnished house. Address VI /.
Every Evening DttiCc.
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-
ROOMS AND BOARD
Wanted Rooms or Board

BOARD Wanted home for middle aged
runu sataf- Invalid IN country near vii
rnInaton Holly 0ak preferred Address
. .. Every Evening Dhice
BOARD Gentleman desires home. room
and hoard iu small family viii consider
room on second floor without board. . ~.
Every Evening Office.
BOARD In country for an elderly couple
tor the summer Address n Z. Every Even
iLg Dfiice
WASTED Three rooms unfurnished. Use
~ bath. Three adults. away all day IA
dress . II Every Evening once.
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Prof sslonaI Services

CHTKOPODY DO your feet hurt7 guar
antte to give relief Electric foot massaR
treatment Airs Gertrude Alorz. ~
Market street.