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'i s5IE5IIS { S 1FfFi q
Total for Month Of February
Amounted to More Than
$35S, 900, 900.
Reviewing the building situation, S. w

Reviewing the building situation, S. w
Straus Of S.W. Straus 4 Co. says.
"There continues to be a marked In
crease in building operations throughout
the country. For the month of February
the total operations amounted to APP
proxitaately 1856, OOO, 900 which is a gain
Of $4,000, 600 over the month of January
and an increase of $4,000, 600 over. the
month of December.
with labor conditions throughout the
United States apparently becoming more
stabilized, there is every indication that
these gains in the volume OF new construc-
ton will continue, and that there will be
even greater increases during the month
of March. Weather conditions also will
be an added favorable incentive for in
creased activity.
while supplies of building materials
continue to be limited at present, the inn
proved labor conditions are stimulating
production, making it more convenient
for builders to proceed with operations.
There is still an acute and growing short
age of housing accommodations in every
part of the country, but there is steady
Improvement in the number of residential
operations that are being undertaken and
planned for the remainder OF the current
year. Business and commercial opera
tions are also going forward at more
rapid rate than has been the case for
several months
Building costs continue TO move
toward higher levels, but this tendency is
apparently not interfering with opera
tions. Leading cities of the country report
that there is an unusual demand for space,
particularly for buildings of the larger
types, such as manufacturing plants,
hotels, office structures and apartment
houses"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05

Today as q result Of the swak-
enirg being brought abou
through advertising many thous-
ands Of people are terrifying
their system-building themselves
embarrassing their reserve vital
'iy and nerve force. at this season
Of the year when variable weather
finds US easiest victim.
Why should we or our children
always be catching colds when
kids in the oIden days waded thru
snowdriiis and got their feet wet
every day and grew fat, rosy
lived to ripe old agei Today con-
ditions are little different but
the chemist has combined with
the rod liver oil the other elements
We need today on account OF changed
living. working end eating habits just
come down TO the drug store and get
coupie bottles OF this Iatest, most
powerful and effective preparation
Dor tors. druggists. chemists. pro.
fesscrs nurses and well known au-
thoriiies endorse the formula upon
ss~b hottie Go through this winter
full ~ Yep" and free OF 6ickness.
coughs and cold. by taking Hypo-Cod
now Read what users say on the
right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
Dangers of Congested Lungs
How to Get Rid
OF It.
SPLENDID TREATMENT
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS

The food you digest does no gooS
until after u come. from the stomach
In . grayish atste and has passed
through the lungs. shereupon comint
In contact with the air you breathe u
changes TO rich. vigorous, iife-Giyins
red. In other words. there 10 no vital
iity. nourishment or visor in food u5ul
your lungs have oridized s..
IL your lungs are weakened or con
sessed BY . cough. cold, fever OF
other causes. the food you eat does
little good. no matter how we'll digest
ed, for II lent properly oIidired. u
passes out into the body IL . partially
Ioxitized. siugyisha thin state. Nc
wonder you become pale. have no life
or energy and shiser with the cold ons
minute and are hot and feverish the
next
How 20 quickly relieve sseh s con-
ditlon. strengthen the lungs. enrich
the blood quickly and put yourself
back on your feet Is told by Mrs. Al
media Suites. Of Columbus. Ohio.
She said:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
WILMINGTON COURT ID. OF /.

Wilmington Court, Daughters of Isa-
bella, will elect officers ut s o'clock this
evening in X. of G. Hall, Tenth and West
streets. Mrs. J. A. Spragg who will pre-
side, announced that all applications for
membership must be in before the close
of tonights meeting, in order that the
successful ones may be initiated with the
others on Sunday. Those who come in
prior TO the first initiation arc TO be char
ter members. A team from Baltimore will
be here TO initiate the class at p. m.
Sunday. All Catholic women in the city
are eligible for membership.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
OLD FASHIONED
COD LIVER OIL
A NASTY DOSE
New Tonic Stronger And
Nicer-Has Medicinal
Value Too.
BUILDS A PERSON
UP FOR THE WHITE

Through the chemist disco,
cry Of 3 way to extract the medic
inal values from Cod Liver OF
without getting any Of tina, TASTY
hshy, nsuseating taste. you cal
now come down to the store an,
get pure cod liver oil extract. com
bined into . much more powerful
preparation with Malt, Iron
Wine, Wild Cherry Bark anc
Syrup Of Hypophosrhites. Thes.
added elements meet our modern
changed conditions Of eating
sleeping and working and il doe.
away with ths; bitter, oily tsst.
so Objectionable TO people with
weak siomachs.
Tins preparation is made Of
finest ingredients ard how quickly
Il drives out fall and winter
troubles and puts . person back
on their feet is told by Mrs. Harry
Richard whose address is given
below. She said:
Il suffered with bronchia, trouble
A year ago ! had the Flu" and s,
Left me With Q couch SO bad I oou,dn.,
sleep. became all run down and ner.
sous- ] could hardly breathe when
lying down and had TO be all propped
up with pillows. Ny digestion ~as
poor too and vas 90 weak ! could
hardly lift . hand TO my WORK. but
since J took Hypo-cod my cough left,
sleep Ike log and they have q hard
time getting me up mornings ! sleep
30 sound. ] am gaining flesh and
strength and my appetite and cises.
lion are both 90 good ! enjoy and
relish my meals so ] think IL Ia worth
prais!ng and gladly recommend Il. /
ased Just ens bottle" continued Mr..
4e Cortello St. Dayton o.
Read what other users say about
Lsrlss Hypo-Cod. Then come down
Or ssad 10 the store for . bottle or two
tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
best TONIC
| EVER SAW
My Mother, Aged 70, Il
Strong and Well -
Helped Me Too.
BUILDS UP OLD
FOLKS QUICKLY

u think the chemists have
struck upon the right track with
Hypo-Cod and IL IL hy all odds the
best tonic ] ever saw, " declared
Mr.. Chas. Crolins, = prominent re.
tired gentleman of Detroit, Mich
! was in = general run down
condition myself. Nerves were
iumpy and weak and mad. il hard
Tor me 10 rest well night. I fell
tired and dopcy during the day
and seldom ever had any appetite.
j called IN a specials, but re.
ceised no benefit 10 on seeing .
statement 81 a man ! knew prais.
ins Hypo-Cod. l bought . bottle
and IN feeling fine now. | sleep
good niehisl ] began sleeping
before first bottle WAS gone. Feel
vigorous and energetic now snd
eating like boy. My mother.
aged 10. suffered with very bad
nervous SPELL. Couldn't sleep
and was like msself--run down
and always feeling ,ired, but since
she has taken this dandy tonic
she says she feels fpe and looks IL.
too. II hsips the old folks alright.
and VOC can publish my statement ana
let's hope II makes all the old folks
Younger and free OF sickness this
winter. continued Mr. crolins. 81
Warren Ave. Detroit, Mich.
Elderly people need 4 very powerful
onfc out II must not upset . weak
'fomach or have any reaction. That
. why Earieb HypoCod 10 such .
riomph in modern medicine. 1t does
Ia work so much quicker and effect
sely. You will be delighted Send
'ovn 10 the store for q couple tostl.s.
One OF the hisges; and best kno~s
aen In Pharmaceutical circles assert.
d recent, that Earlc's HypeCod xas
ne most powerful. effective. and paIat
Die reconstrpctive. saerstiYe, digest.
We. nutritive tonic made The ea-
ense OF the process and coneentrs.
Ion % medicinal elements IN IL made
far superior TO anything In the old
sss. His name on reauesti Read
hat another user says about Il below
nd on the left
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
BITTER-ENDER TO SPEAK HERE.
leader of lrreconcilables in Senate, Borah
of Idaho. to Talk to Maryland Society,".

1T its annual banquet at the Hotel
du Pont, to be given next Thursday even
ing. members of the Maryland Society
Of Delaware will have an opportunity TO
hear Senator William Z. Boraf of Idaho.
the leader In the upper house of Congress
Of the ''irreconcilables" or 'bitter-enders. -
who are opposed to the ratification Of
the treaty Of peace In any form, with or
without reservations.
The subject of Senator Borah's address
viii be "Anlericanism, on which he
admits that he is qualified TO speak, as
It is the view of his faction in the Senate
that they represent the only real, I'M
adulterated, Simon-Pure Americanism so
far discovered or developed. The Senator
Is an eloquent speaker and the three
hundred or more guests who will be present
will doubtless be we'll entertained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
burg, secretary, ard Mrs. Leon Enson
treasurer.
GREENBAuM TAKES AGENCY.
Will Handle Hudson and Essex Iires o
Aufnmn hiics

The agency for Hudson and Ess e,
automobiles has been transferred by ths
Gonery-Schwarz Company 20 sarnue
Greenbaum, it uas announced yesterday
The Gomery-5c Company IL Pbla
delphia firm and 'hayc heretofore con
Quoted the Wilmington agency as a
branch Of their Philadelphia establish
ment. Their location Is at Fifth and
Orange streets.
ware avenue, purchased about three
years ago with the erection Of building
In view, is not included in the transfer.
which affects solely the automobile
agency, which will be based on an inyen-
tory now IN progress.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
Friends Of Irish Freedom.

Preparations are being made for a
meeting of the Carroll Branch Of the
Friends of Irish Freedom to be held to-
night in the Labor Lyceum. Addresses in
the interest of the sale of bonds for the
new Irish Republic will be delivered by
Michael J. Burke, and John f. Maloy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
NASTY, OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES GONE-THOlJ.
SANDS REVIVE WISE OLD HABIT OF FORE
FATHERS AND TAKE A TONIC IN WINTER
Druggists Say Cod Liver, Malt, Iron, Wine
Cherry Bark and Hypophosphites Is Best
Beautifully Blended, Even
Children Love Its Pleas.
ant Taste.
IT BEATS GRANDMA'S
OLD FASHIONED TONIC

A stitch In time saves nine,
and is surely true this time o.
year when the blood is thin snc
ICY winds chill you TO the bone
The blood must be enriched and
thick to withstand the cold. You,
digestion must be improved &C
take care Of the heavier meats
soups. no; cakes and pastries o!
Writer, The lungs should be
strengthened 20 throw off coughs,
colds. bronchial. catarrhal and
asthms,ic troubles. which are
always wors; this time Of year.
People with weak lungs fall easy
victims 10 germs, pneumonis,
fevers and kindred troubles.
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Nine out Of ten IN the city arc
pale, thin blooded, headschy and
rundown az this season. Lack of
exercise, fresh Sir, correct living
irregular hours. lost sleep.
fancy foods and modern day ex-
cesscs and strain wear them out
women and men--rich and poor.
Such people have no excuse for
not taking . tonic and building
Themselves up. Yov>can get
modern. much more powerful. ef-
fective and economical tonic than
IN days of old. A couple bottles
of Earieis UypoCod is usually
sufficient for . grown person and
more than enough for a child. L.
contains the very finest ingredi.
cnts and just what il needed, and
il is so pleasant TO taste even the
kiddics love it. The chemist Of
today has taken out that hshy.
oily psuseating taste from cod
liver oil. You need not take iron
through . tube TO enrich the blood
like they did in olden times for
fear Of backing teeth. You get
all the blood making. strength
creating. properties and the name |
Of the nationally known Earle
Chemical Co. Wheeling, w. Va, |
Oh each bottle is a guarantee Of |
quality. See formula on each |
bottle.
Not one IN FIVE have anything
the matter with them of a serious
nature-they are simply rundown.
Just like after sickness and need
building up. So-ealled kidney.
blood, liver. bladder, stomach and
nerve disorders are traeeable to
this same thing.
Nature throws off germs and
colds. coughs and diseases of all
kinds hike water off duck s back |
when a person is in perfect
health Nature can prevent dis.
esses that all the gargles. sprays
and science in the world cannot
prevent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
wOHELO CLUB ACTIVE.

The Whoclo Club hns again undertaken
it, social activities for the year, 1920.
Although many Of the former member =
are away the remaining ones are planning
MANY good times for the near future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
YOUR FRECKLES
Need Attention in March or Face May
Stay Covered.

Now is the time 20 take special care
Of Tho complexion II you wish b. box
well the rest Of the year. The March
winds have storing tendency % bring
out freckles that may stay all summer
unless removed. Nov h the time 10
use Othine- doublo strength.
THIS preparation for the removal 81
frecklcs WIS written by rrorninen.
physician and is usually 80 successful
that 1t is sold by druggists under gIsran-
tee 10 refund the money ii IL fails Get
an ounce II Othine- double strength,
aud even few applications should show
wonderful improvement, some II the
smaller freckles even vanishing entirely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05

Oscar TalIey pleaded guilty % assault
upon girl under the asc of consent before
yesterday afternoon and was fined 800
and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05

Pool Room Man Accused of Allo win
Minor in His Place.

James Johnson of 7O4 Walnut street,
colored, charged with violating the pool
room act, was held in $500 bail for '.he
Court of General Sessions by Judge Hrs
tings In Municipal Court today. I
Carrie Walker, the mother of George
Walker, aged l6 years testified that john
son permitted her boy TO frequent his
pool-room, although she had warned him
to keep the boy out. The mother said her
SOD, who used TO make SIS week, at
times lost most OF it in the pool-room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
FOLEY cAThARTIc.IABLErs

set promptly. without pain or nsuses.
They clear the bowels, sweetcn the
stomach and tone up the liver.
+. r. Whit~hurst X. r. ID. I, Norfors. Va.
Foley Csrhaf,ic Tablets have done more
lood than any snediei4e ever used.''
n. u. Dauforth, Second and Market SITS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05

DIR. Tomkins at st. Andrews.
Rev. Floyd w Tomkins Of Philadelphia
will preach in st. Andrews Episcopal
Church next Tuesday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05

W G. Brown, Jr., formerly Of 8O3 King
street, has opened meat market at Sl5
King street. Prices will be right and
quality of the best.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05

A daughter was born 10 Mr. and NJ re-
Warren G.. Gregg Of 1900 West Eighteenth
street on February "a. She has been
named Bertha Leah.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05
For BiIiousness

Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Bloat.
ing, Gas, Constipstion--all these dis.
tressins consequences of indigestion are
avoided if the bowels are Keep open
and regular.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-05

Nos~--We prepay large estlte Of n.
genuine Earie's HYpo-cod snywheu
upon receipt Of price. tis5. Plus Sc -,
tax. Get bottle al the store today q
hsye IL sent out TO sou.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

bank is the fact that it has been
selected as a member of the Federal
Reserve System. The Federal Re-
serve System makes one nation-wide
strong chain Of banks. solidly linked
together to protect their depositors
and the fact that this National
Bank is included in this Federal Sys-
tenn adds materially to the financial
stability and attractiveness of the
community.
A general banking business is con-
Quoted and the business of corpora
items, firms and individuals is solicit
ed on the most favorable terms.
Loans are made at current rates, col
lections receive prompt attention,
and drafts are issued upon all of the
principal cities of the country. De-
posts from one dollar upward are
received and the same courtesy and
consideration is given the smallest
depositor as the largest corporation.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

that of the modern funeral director
and embalmer. In this respect the
community possesses an efficient
representative in this prominent
funeral director. AS is we'll known he
generally is recognized as one of the
most proficient and conscientious
men and this distinction is we'll mer-
tied, as the excellent service that he
has rendered in the practice of the
profession will testify. 1t may be
truly said that no one in this section
engaged in the arduous profession
of which he is so able an exponent,
has given his profession more care
full study or is as well equipped from
every standpoint to carry out all
of the work attendant upon his call
ing.
He has been for years one of the
most progressive funeral director.
in this vicinity and consequently has
kept in close touch with everything
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

Science has progressed perhaps
more rapidly during the last decade
than in any previous period of the
worlds history, and n of the scien-
ces that has been brought to a high
degree of perfection in that Science
and Art Of Ch%iropractic.
We are fortunately represented in
this profession here in this county
by this we'll known chiropractor who
is a close student of the times, and
during the term of his service in the
profession has kept thoroughly
abreast of the times by reading,
study and wide research. He is a
doctor of excellent standing, wide
professional ability and is considered
by others in his profession as one of
the most expert upon spinal analysis
and adjustment in the country, and
as a consequence she enjoys a prac-
tice that is ever increasing.
He is a graduate of a we'll known
College of Chiropractic, one of the
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

modern in this line. This particular
ly applies to modern equipment.
AS is well known he has conduc-
ted some of the largest funerals held
in this section in a most admirable
manner and his excellent facilities
make it possible for them to render
complete service. He possesses an
unusually modern equipment includ-
ing the finest of motor drawn funeral
vehicles.
The parlors are first-class in every
sense of the word, well arranged,
excellently equipped and tastefully
decorated. The outside equipment
compares very favorably with that
Of the most modern of the metro
politan cities.
We wish, in attempting to set forth
most pertinent features of our on
ward progress, to give prominent
mention to the modern equipment
and admirable work which has won
for this well known and time tried
funeral director the prominent posi-
ton which he has merited and to
compliment him as a professional
and business man who is thoroughly
abreast of the times.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

best schools in the profession, and
also took post graduate work which
he has used to a. marked advantage
since locating in this county. Pre-
vious to this time he received a gen.
eral and special education that pre-
pared him to a marked degree for the
work that the profession embraces.
People from all owe this section
come weekly to. consult him and have
chiropractic spinal adjustments made
that invariably result in a very bene-
fetal n These people are of
high standing in the communities in
which they live and in this edition we
are glad to compliment him upon the
excellent standing he has attained
in the profession and upon the high
character of his work in the assist
ance he is lending in keeping the
people of this section of the country
in a good, healthy condition.
We wish to refer him to all of our
readers.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

By the eminent men Of his profession
as n OF the foremost practitioners
Ill these parts. He has carefully stud
led all of the Developments in this
important branch of medical science
and places his wide experience and
comprehensive knowledge at the SER
vice of the people of this community.
The hospital and laboratory of
this doctor are fitted with the latest
and most scientific apparatus and
here he not only diagnoses and cures
1--we stock but is making wide and far
reaching examinations and research
es which are accruing to the benefit
of the profession of veterinary sur
gerry. While using the latest of
scientific ideas in the practice, he
has beer instrumental in the intro
duct1on of new treatments that have
been endorsed by the profession and
we predict for him a future in the
PHO1OhoA WOI4 LHdI Is raQgn
with great promise.
1t is not strange, then, that the
doctor is the busiest professional
man of this community for his SER
vices are in great demand. He is
courteous and accommodating gen
tleman and can be reached either
night or day. The general satisfac-
ton expressed by his many clients
and the great demand for his SER
vices constitute a well merited tri-
butte to his efficiency and conscient-
ious methods. We wish to compli-
ment the doctor upon the very val
liable work that he is doing. In
this section and to direct your spec
ial attention to his efficient meth
DDS which are aiding in the develop
ment of the live stock interests of
the community.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
value of the day.

mobile value of the day.
There is probably no other shop in
serve motorists. They handle the
famous REQ "Speed Wagon"
with its full sized bed, equipped with
its dumping" features and all other
modern improvements. 1t has prov
en- worthy both in speed and endur-
ance of the name it bears. 1t has
become the popular truck both for
business mar and farmer and has
greatly increased the progress and
prosperity of both. In this age of
high prices and labor scarcity it is
essential that every farmer procure
the latest machinery for the farm in
order that he can compete with the
modern scientific producer and secure
the largest returns from each acre of
land. This sales and service COM
pany has not only provided a truck,
but has selected this "Speed
Wagon" because of its great eff
cheney. These have stood up under
every test and have proved to be of
the most correct construction for all
classes of farm work.
Fuel, oil and supplies for the auto
list are features of their very mag
unanimous service and are sold as
reasonably as any place in this Sec
ton of the country.
Another special feature is the large
stock of tires. Thoroughly abreast
with the times, they've secured forthe
trade a vast array of the very best
tires on the market today. And let
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
Eastern Motor Co.

N ATLANTIC CITY WITH sALEsRooM AT 22oz ATLANTIC .vr
SERVICE STATION AT ARKANSAS AND ARCTIC AYES. Is u
OFFICIAL HUDSON, ESSEX AND DODGE BROTHERS MoroD
AGER, AN AUTOMOBILE MAN OF WIDE EXPERIENCE ANN
EXPERT kNoWLEDGE-FEAT URING A FULL LINE OF Accre
soRIEs-UP-ToDATE SHOP WITH SKILLED MECHANICS pFer
ROOM FOR LADIES, STORAGE, TIRE REPAIRS. WASHING 4
AND NIGHT sERVIcE-THE GARAGE OF COURTESY AND EFF.
FIcIENcY-UsED CAR AND PAINTING DEPARTMENT. ARKAN-
sS AND ARCTIC AYES.