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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

John w. Ellie. Executor of Regina Het-
tiger, deceased. by direction Of the Sur
rorate of the County of Middlesex. here
by gives notice TO the creditors OF the
stia Regina Hettiger to bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the
estate of the said deceased, under oath or
affirmation. within six months from this
date. or they will be forever barred of
any action therefor against the said exec
utor.
Dated March 81. 1921.
JOHN w. EILE.
Executor,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
WoMEN's NEW

Dainty and fresh are these collars ana
vestees Of sheer lace, net and organdle'
Whatever your requirements may be- you
{ are certain of finding Just what you want IN
this collection of dainty neckfixings. The
prices are modest, being ....49c, 9oc, Sl.49
To be sure, we have some a little more
expensive, but the ones at the prices named
will surely delight you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
SATURDAY SPECIALS
MEMS SHIRTS $1.19

Don't miss this big sale of good shirts, men.
see, and the variety at this price permits I'm limited
think they're the best ever at the price. You will pro
you see them, only, perhaps in the purchase OF sever
Madras are the materials; all sizes ...............
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-29
BANDEAUS
FANCY SILK RIBBONS =.

A gorgeous assortment of new ribbons;
widths from Az inches to 6 inches; In tar
fetas. satins, warp prints, plaids, stripes and
MORE. are offered Saturday IN two attrac-
tive lots. One at 29c; one at 39c. More
than a hundred and q half choice patterns
and color combinations from which to Sc
Loot zoe and SOC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK"
Club Members Hear Prof. Harris AnasFze
Present Day Conditions.


The Economic Club of WilunlnE-on va
addressed last nIzht bv Professor Alhert
Harris, Of the char Of Business Admins
tratIon, Delaware College, On me
Economir Outlook The club a N
members vvas formed for The dlsrIlsslnn
Of econornic questions. and plans - hnid
monthly SESSIONS with addres-es irun one
OF more prominent speakers.
Brdgeham 5 president
Industrial depression - ~ vanoE
phases - thev exist tOcav ms r1tin-
try and Ia Europe was anaivEed end o.
causes traced % VARIOUS sources Amo1g
-hese we're noted he non-eiasuclty ni
currency. the tariff uncertainty. ne raul
-oad situation ana me attitude 20 caplta.
and labor, as problems requiring soi4-
ton.
The speaker decr1.d the attitude q
some American business interests toward
the effort OF the European cuuntrif- -
revive their trade and Indusrrles- de de-
clared il necessary that Europe shaA4 -
IN a position 70 pay the debts Ec'Irrsa "
The United states during the var not
wlthstandLng the fear oi declining prlce-
through foreign competIuon-
He advised the policy. on tse psrt q
merchants. Of tazlnz their losses 20
once instead OF holding out Tor a proolen-
atical profit; as this course viii leiees-
capital and give an impetus % .ndlStrN
/ fair treatment Of labor ~ the matter
OF wage reductions, by employers, Uho
should act IN q span OF cO-operstlon, vas
recommended IS having 40 inPoF'aat
beariag on 80 early resumption ol b'lsI.
ness
The meeting last nisht vAs heia IN the
Y ". q. A. Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
coUYCnMHr CoSFgR.
Relative En- Contagious Disease Ambul-
ance And Other Matters.

city Council sitting as a committee
of the whole. last night. vas advised
by DIR. c. ". Handy, president of the
Board CT Health. that some provision
should be made for handling contag-
ious disease patients when taken u
the new Contagious Disease Hospital.
Or. Hanby explained that at present
there was no way OF taking patients
70 the hospital and pointed out the
dire need Of new ambulance for that
purpose. The matter viii be discussed
By the Trustees Of the Poor at their
meeting tomorrow.
DR.. Handy further requested that
some action be taken in preparing a
bill for the Legislature which would
empower City Council 70 erect and
opeate a crematory. Such a bill vii
be prepared by City Solicitor Huxley
and members of the crematory com
mittee.
A tentative ordinance on the con
struction and licensing Of signs and bill
boards. presented by Councilman Tor,
deferred.
Council rejected the bill for $3.50
presented by the Reliance Fire co. 40
>. for repairs 70 apparatus damaged II
2 collision on June -. 1920, at Eighth
and Popular streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
ARGUMENTS BEFORE
STATE SUPREME COURT
Decision Reserved in Case oi
Dillon and Beadenkopf vs..
p. n r. p. Company.

Special Corrsrpon1cnco ~ Evsry Evening
Dover, Jan. ZO.--The Supreme Colft a
Delaware cor ver ed here yesterday, all tbe
Judges present czoept judge Heisel. who D.
III at bic home, bat is eEpecied " - ff d
On Friday. The cases Echefluled inclufc1l
two from the Jufe term, I'm, ~ Nrifl
Il erTor, of Philadelphia 4 Readr = faiA
way Co, w. rafl, ders Q Dllru'
W. Ciareros NJ Boade' kopf They
were argued jmfuy boirg actiors ~
dame ges Tor if yuues ~ pera0n and auto
mobile through collision With q car u ~
railroad company JudDuerfs in th.
court below were rer dered IN favm ~
Dillon ard Beader koH John " Hgxiey.
Jr argued foT the railroad o0mpary ard
James BOyce and Aaron FitEar ~ llli'r
and Beader kopf Deois.on reservef
The case u Lucie Van 4. Shnver vr
John H Dar by and The Egiiiabie ggar
antse and Trust Co. under the VII n
William n. Cregz deceased, an apr
/ from the Court n Char cery 10 The c01
( strlction of the win of William II. CrrEz
/ ia the Distribution a the eEtate by no
I tr1Istees, WIS reZt considered. 7 - chan
cellor denied relief asd Dismissed he hil
with costs On The complain an, and nppeai
/ vas aken Ruby p Vale argued fm
z Lucie Van a. Shriver and Richard kotner
argued for John n Danby = ai D-ci.ion
I reserved
On application Il David : Rsiahsr,'
( in the wit q error case a Wiihsre =.
I Ellis W State q Delaware ~ app~al frrlr
( the Court Il General Sesgiors = ser = as'ls
/ county. the wit n prror was divrri-sef
and Ellie Who was aeT'er rcd - afrve re
/ year in The workhouse, win be o0rnpeiief
/ % servo that rrterce Flhs Was rgprr
4 sented By former Judge Prank Bal
4 The case n he Director C~neral =
RAILROADS vs. Tilghr1an Johnston M
Walter Blackson, etc N 8 wit = s-To-
was continued until the Tun~ terrn-
The casa of jefferson y. Chsifar- -
4 DAVID J Rrinhard'. aftornsy-2en--sl =
\ Delaware, an appeal IN a question - "
I cation and improvement r esrteln prrT-
7 erty known ~ Ashley Piaes, n Wiinirz
Y ton, Is scheduled for h~arirg today.
On application n Herbert y Wsrs, 80
case ~ Charles Y -cully, John =. O'brisn
Harry J. Hogg and Harry y Ro-enhsirn
~ Automobile Finance % in wNirh ar
opinion waz n have heen handed dow
Yesterday, a re-hesring = ne case 80
7 granted
The Gaze of Ajax Rubber @ "a A r
/ Rothrscker Rubber %. Vs. onu'inDer
til April term.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
rIR0LH on rRTsONENs.
Provisions Of Bin In That Behalf Tor
Ass~mbly's Consideration.

The bin providing for the parole f
prisoners confined In any prison of the
State, which the Legislature viii DO
asked To pass. contenpbatss the reinaso
On parole of any prisonsr who h7s
served ons-third Of term OK one
year or more in any prison in the state,
provided hs is credited with good be-
havior during that tirno The Board
OF pnrduns VIII constitute a board ot
parole, having Jurisdiction over such
prisoners. When application is made
10 tho bonrd by the officers OF the
prison for the release Of certain In
mate a full report on the prisoner must
accompany the request, which VIII be
granted after thorough inspection
and on condition that the warden has
legal custody Of the prisoner az liberty
until tho full term expires. Prisoners =
servfng life sentences viii be eligible ~
parole after 15 years are completed.
For violation of the parole the
warden may issue a warrant for the
retaking of tho prisoner. Expenses Tor
tho execution Of this order will be TAX
en- from tho appropriation set aside
by the prison for such purpose The
board Of parole will be notified and a.
it's discretion penalties viii be imposed
on the reca ptured prisoner
The measure also calls for gpecia
oficor 10 look after the parolef priSonef
In the way of securing employment
etc, 10 be appoined by the board oi
parole. and whose salary. not exceed
ing 1880 yearly. will be paid By th'
prison. When found necessary. the
board is authorized 70 appoint the
sherirg Of tho various counties % sub
sfitute for this officer.
Tne warden Of the prison win FUR
nish tho paroled prisoner with thf
usual gratuities, viz. clothing, trans
portation 20 a location the inmate wish
es 10 go, and IS in money, II this meets
with the approval OF tho board Thii
expense win be charged 70 the state
provided that after the prisoner Il
fnally discharged no further gratuitiei
he rendered him.
This bill will not interfere With tn
power OF tho governor 70 grant z
pardon. or terminate a sentence, AM
win not affect any good time allowance
provided in the future by an act q
the legislature The bill. II passed
viii not hecorne effective until Decem
Der Is, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
DR.. MESS|CK FAILS
OF CONFIRMATION
Appointed by Governor Town.
send TO be State Cannery
Inspector.
Stan Correspondence Of Every Evening

stnH Correspondence Of Every Evening
State House. Dover. Jan. 20.
Tho Senate yesterday afternoon con-
firmed Governor William ID. Denney's
nominations of General Alden n. Ben
Hon of Dover for secretary of State and
Colonel George w. Sparks OF Whining
ton for member OF tho Delaware In
dustrinl Accident Board. II also con-
sidered nominations rnnde on Mon
day by John q. Townsend, Jr.. then
governor. and confirmed hts nornlna-
tions for Justices OF tho peace. but re-
fused to confirm his nominations OF
DIR. William II Meesiok OF LeweH for
cennery inspector.
The General Assembly at its special
session I'm 1920 rejected the nonination
of Dr. Messick. and since then he eerv-
sd under recess appointment No au-
tharitative information concerning OBJ
jections TO DR. Messick is obtainable. ne
the Senators are pledged 10 secrecy re-
sarding executive sessions of tho Sen
ate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
say No Doctors Have whisky PERMITS.

The Anti-Sslcon League cf DelawsT'
has ready for distribution a chart sbcgirg
the states Throughout the country where
permits for pure gram alc, bel werc is-
sued and also the states Which were re-
fused permits, dunrg 1870. 7 BE- bar
also SHOWS that - per cent oi physician
10 not prescribe whisky and brandy ard
III many states permits we're sslcd ana
later revoked Every physician y DO Nrit,e
prescriptions Tor whisky or brandy ior
meCcal purposes must possess Federal
permit Where it IS contrary % state law
the prohibition directors have rstructi,i (.
not 70 isSCc permits 90 prescribe Whisk.
and brandy In Delaware. accoudng fo th.
chart there arc324 Physicians, n0nc, how
ever holding Permits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
QUESTIONABLE Sent Every Member o
Chamber of Commerce.

4 questionnaire asking for an opinion
regarding a paid fro department has
been sent TO each member of the Cham
ber of Commerce. This action was
brought about by the repeated express
sion that the people OF the city We're
disinterested in establishing such de-
partment.
The questionnaire states that any in
formation as 10 how much insurance
is carried will be confidential and that
only tho aggregate amount viii be
given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
SOUP KITCHEN FOR JOBLESS.
Two Thousand Men at Toledo Without
Breakfast, Ask for Work

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Toledo. Ohio. Jan. 20-Preparauo
Tor the installation of q soup kitchen
where thousands OF Toledo's unem-
ployed may be fed We're made today
and may have 70 be put into use al
most Immediately, it was announced by
John r. Cowell. who has been appoint
ed emergency labor commissioner,
Today there were present at the So
cial service federation nearly 1000 men
without beakfast and pleading for inn
mediate work. Seventy-flve Of them
were put TO work by the city but the
others were compelled to return empty
handed.
Some of the applicants had as many
as eleven children at home unable 10
contribute to their own support, IL was
said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
public Building Door Checked.

Complaints is being made ahcut the
revolving door in the Public Building
IN the end Of the building near Tenth
street, on the King street side. Ore VIC man
Yesterday had so much difficulty in
moving the door that she slipped and
nearly fell. Some women have TO wait
until a man comes along before they
can 90 through the door The diff Guilty
is due to the rubber on the bottom of the
door being so large that it impedes the
operation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
HELPING THE : CHOOEs.
Pare nt- -TeaS her Association Being Forn,-
ed in SUSSEX County.

A PARENT Teacher Association hss been
organized during the last week al Bacon
School, District No. Is, in SUSSEX county
with the following ofbcers Preslcent.
CLAYTON White. vice-president. Mrs Clsy-
ton White; secretary, Miss Blanche White {,
treasurer. Mrs. W p BACON Meetings
viii be held the LAST week in the month
Oak Grove School, District No 81.
in Kent county. has organized, With ths
following officers. President, Carroll PhL-
lips. yice-president, Herman Y. Wallace
secretary, Mrs. Arthur F. Dawes, treasIr-
er, Mrs. Nettie F. Moore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH Oh A COLD
Says Cream Applied IN Nostrlls
Opens Air Passages hght Up
!. .s,s-s,fs.r-s-r-.-s-F-r's-s-ss

Instant relief no waiting Nru.
clogged noStrils open ight up; thr FL.
passagcs OF vour head cica and tou can
breathe freely. No moic hawking ,nf
fling. blowing. headache dNnUs. y,
struggling 20. breath at night, y0ur h.
or cataiih disappears.
Get small bottle ~ Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this lrag, ant, antiscptir ng
cream In youi nustrils. IL rtr
through every ar passage ka~ hr
soothes the nhamci @. swo en-
membrane and reliei come inst ...,...
Its wst fine Don't stay stuleU-.l.
with a cold Or nasty caiarrh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
FINE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
632s Children Of $1,000 Enrolled Had
Perfect Record in December.

D-l-S L1AlAEtu Oh -A.Btu EuFpIlea hau
Perfect Record in December.
Six thousand three hundred and
tvgenty-eight school children out OF
total enrolment Of 21.000 made perfect
attendance records for the month OF
December. Five thousand eight hundred
and nine have made good records, that
is, they have not been absent more
than twice during the whole month. 4
card for perfect attendance is being
mailed TO each pupil entitled 10 i. and
presents q view OF the site near Cooch' s
Bridge.
The card for good attendance bears
a sign message from Governor Denney
as follows: TO put Delaware in her
proper place at the head OF States
for school attendance would be impos-
sible for one boy and girl. For each
and every boy and girl 70 do his or her
part 10 attain this would be a splendid
example Of loyalty and good citizen
ship
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service.

BUSINESS Service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
Nc. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
EIR OAh
SpRuCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
kooters. Sheattins. Flooring Cy-
press Shingles.
hiouldings and VI al Board
S. c. SIMMONS & BROS. CO..
front and Tatnal Streets.
d, & A. 25I. AuSomatio 24fs4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
STEAMBOAT LINES
V~a.9-> To Philadelphia
N and Chester

Schedule 10 Effect October Is.
subject to Change without Notes
Iesv Wilmirgton Fourth st. WhAr ana
Phiiad phiA, Chestnut 81 Wharf, week days
except Aturdays, at sol a. m. IL O'Clock
noon an 4. ID %. N.
On Sat ,rdays. Sundays and Holidays. 7.3o.
10 40 a. M 80, s,l5 and 90 y. m
I.afINGTON-PENN's GROVE ROUTE
Schedule in Effect Monday. sept. ~.
Daily, Including sundays. leave Whining
ton $50. 500. 1000 a. NJ. Ia o,ciocA oon
Leave peuu's Grove $50. T.is. 900. II 90
a. M. 90 900. 500. 700. 900 aud HOO
d. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
AUTOMOBILES
AiuIou.oDi e. 1 or SAT-

AiulomoD, es ror SAie :
AUTOMOBILES
1920 PAIGE. SPORT MODEL.
1915 BUICK. LITTLE SIN TOWN
ING.
iols OAKLAND. ROADSTER.
1916 DODGE. TOURING.
1917 OVERLAND. TOURING.
1919 FORD. TOURING.
The above CARS may be pucnaseo %
~ convenient monthly pa9lneht "a %"
N dsAred. Act qucA % o-.r. 9.
- Mr. nAtIadSe. lol of"so
Opsp evenings. ! 70 y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Legal Notices

EoTTCE-Eatate OF Elizabeth Faron. de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration cum testament0 an
nsxo upon tho estate Of Elizabeth Faron.
late of Whining ton hundred. decss sed,
we're duly granted unto Equitable Trust
Go. on the NTH day Of January. A. ID.
1921. and all persons indebted To the said
deceased are requested To make payment
20 the administrator 9. {. .. Without delay,
and all persons having demands against
the deceased are required 10 exhibit and
present the same duly probated to the said
administrator e {. a. on or before the
nfth day of January, A. -, 1922, or abide
by the law In this behalf Equitable Trust
Co administrator E. {. 9. Addre. viii
min T1nI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
90. " HIGHWAY BoNp.sl


Sealed proposals win he received by the
State Treasurer of Delaware until Febru
AIRY q. 1921. at Loo O'Clock. p. m. for the
purchase Of $500 600 OF state bonds Of the
state of Delaware.
said bonds will hear date January J. 1921
and TO be OF $1,000 denomination. bearing
AZ per cent interest payable semi sn-
nusily on the first days OF January ana
July Of each year. Bonds shall be payauie
forty years after the date thereof but the
said bonds or any 0f them may be reqeemed
hundred and Eve per centum Of the prtu-
cipai debt Of the bond redeemed on any mrs.
day Of January or first day OF Juiy afSr
the said bond or any or then snail nave
been issued one year, upon thirty Gays
notice. properly advertised, principat ana
interest payable az the Farmers Bank or
the State Of DelaWRre ~ Dover. delaware
The bonds 60 be coupon bonds WIN no
State tax. An bids must be addressed ~
state Treasurer DoYer, Delaware, Bids viii
he received for 1875 900 Of mo issue or any
part OF that amount and must ne accom-.
panied by a certified check for ; per cent oi
the bid payable u the order o. tleorye -
Fisher. State Treasurer. The rlEnt j. re-
served To reject any or all bids Tho state
will reserve 1925. 900 OF the issue Tor invest
uent Of state funds.
Said bonds are issued under authority ol
An Act entitled An Act TO create stat
Highway Department, establishing sfH
OF State Highways and providing for ths
Improvement and maintenance thsreoi, ala
appropriAtius and borrowing money tnsre
Tor. passed bT the General Assembly OF ~
state Of Delaware. and approved by tn
'e' - GEoRGE 81. FISHER
state TrrasIrer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20

MERCHANDISE


Wantcd--To buy 66
Old sfLvER-Cau he sold At higher
price now than at any time In tho past. II
you have old pieces which you care TO dis.
pose of drop me line and ! will como To
: see them. Signed II: Boz go. -
STOOLs~-Wantcd. q counter stools. Nd
dress 8 East Third street: et:.----------
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With oard 61
MARKET ST., I2O0-Room on second floor
WAsHIN8TON ST., pig-Rooms and
board. An conyenienees. Good location
Phone 5AI3. -
WARRINGTON ST.. I22I-Larsc, well
heated room. Also single room. with good
table board. for desiranio people. -
hooms " itnout oari "
JEFFERsON ST. sI3-Nice front room for
gentleman. hot water heat. electric isht
KING ST. sOI--one nicely furnished room
for one or two gentlemen. heat. light ann
bath; Call after O'Clock, apartmen,
" FRANKLIN ST.. 700-Furnisbed front
room. electric lights and heat. suitable Tor
two.
WEST ST., 9i6-Furnisned rooms for rent
Good location. Phone 2l72.
WEST ST., I2I3-DesiraDie room for rent,
newly furnished Phone 105s J.
4oI w 7TH sT.-Koom. nicely furnished.
for gen tieman. All conveniences. Phone
1924
", IaTH ST, IIi--Two nicely furnished
rooms for rent All convenience. Private
family.
~. I4TH sT., 2ia--Weil heated room. cleo
trio. light. next TO batn: second moor. man
and wife or gentleman.
=------e-----zz---=z
Rooms FOR housekeeping ~
| BROOME ST, I7I2-Iwo furnished room,
for light housekeeping, second moor. All
conveniences priyate FAMILY no children
T. BrH sT, 425-tiye unfurnished rooms.
bath. for lisht housekeeping.
| JACKSON ST ai3-1wo rooms unfurnish-
| ed for light housekeeping. heat and electric
lights. Phone 1is6 J.
| RODNEY ST, i7fi-Tvo furn shed rooms
! for light housekeeping. Electric lights and
| gas
| KING ST. s2b-Furnishsd rooms for light
housekeeping and loasins Heat, iisht.
| ". 9TH ST., sib-Threa third-noor fur
| nlshed rooms for light housekeeping. Light,
| heat. gas and running water,
where 10 Iat III
DFeIRABIT TABLE BOAkD-fII0 Wash.
inston street. Phone 1850.
Wanted-Rooms OF Board "a
| YOUNG MAN--Kmployed in leading stor.
| In city wants room and board Private
| family preferred absolutely nrst-class ref
| orrnce given. Address g 3, Every Evenins
| Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
lie a. Notices

NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
For the District of Delaware.
A. j. BATES & CO, INC,
Complainant.
VS. No 4O7
w. A. JONES s. CO. mo. Ia Equity
Defendant.
TO every known creditor OF W A Jones a.
Co Inc, the defendant above named.
BY virtue OF an order of the District Court
OF the United states for the District OF
Delaware entered in the above cause on the
twenty-fourth day of December. A. ID. 1920.
notice is hereby given you and each Of you
to fite with the undersigned clerk OF said
court in tine clerks ONCE. PostoItice Build
ing Wilmington, Delaware all claims. of
any you may have. against the said defend
ant company. under oaun or affirmation, IN
or before the first day OF February, A, ID
1921.
Attest:
WM. q MAHAFFY.
Clerk OF Il. s. District Court
District of Delaware
Z Wilmington. delaware.
December n. 1870
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
AUCTIONS--LEGALS

Auction Sales 80
AUCTION SALEs-Of every description.
Anywhere. If you want to sell see Hamii-
ton. the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent .705 Madison st. Phone 35iS w.
PUBLIC sALE-Furuiture. carpets. rugs
bedding. etc. will be sold at stidham & SON
Auction Store. IL East Fourth street. Fri
day, January 81, 1921, l O'Clock p. m.
sharp. Brass bed. enameled beds library
suite, davenport, dressers and chinoniers,
diningxoom suite. chairs rockers. pictures.
bedding, dishes. library tables. mattresses.
Several fine rugs. all sizes; administer. will
ton, brussels. wool fibre etc. Terms cash.
Stidham & on. auctioneers.
PUBIC SALE-Thursday Feb. g. 1921, at
II 81 clock hlair & Iiollingsworth will
sell for the heirs of Harvey J. Wollaston the
real estate and personal property, situated
in New Garden township, one mile south of
New Garden. on the road from Tough
kenamon, Pa. 10 Newark, Del. Particu-
lars later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20

QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT Al
THAT INTERESTS YOU MOST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Lost anu round

NOTICE 4o2e du Pont Bldg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Motor ,cIes an icycies
Auto Accessories

.ToRA1,E RATTEhIEo-Boschm magnetos
pelIyery uooy and sccohu-Haho wi D1re toi ..
80 ION auQ a uaIl trucn, covered Dody.
A LINERS, Niutn W ard Uaraee, seven
.eepta anQ Gnurcn streets. Phone fol ".
TlN LINE fOhD fAhls and Foro ser
,1r,s Aoer A1olor Co.. Inc. zls French
street. Fnone ouss. Open evenings.