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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-27
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the Lancaster pike. through heavy tr0f
tiC, 10 the hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
fECnL COUNTY NOTES

Special Correspondence 70 Every Evening
FIkton, Md Jan u ~ the town
election IN Cha rIest0Tyr. yesterday. there
was the anntia fght between che 'vo
factions in fhr f1vn ard 3 flill vote wss
ROLLED hs successful ticket consists a
Bayard Back. William ! Henry v r
Morrison. lsapr Ifevelin and Horace
Graham Thnsr defeated we're Harry
" MrKepru. Elmer Murphy, Marion
lows n + Hevein and ~ = Black
Mrs Annie Let's, IN operator m The
Sorth Fast telephone exchange hrs been
appointed chief operator. succeeding Miss
Mar Nrfiff resigned sf'ar eight yeara
scrYirn
Filwood Boody ~ Roslsndvile has
been committed r. Elkton jeil FRI ~
,lasa an cont MT ~ court charge
School Attendance Officer NcVrv he'd
'hir'y parents throughout Cecil county
before ilstice Srnfton yesterday. charged
vvifh permitting their children - violate
'he Compulsory Schnol law Farh wss
6ned q. wi'h roets
Arrhio Bullock has been committed
"a Iail for fhe action ~ the gTnud jurv
rharged 7~i'h firing gltn ~ Offer Hines
Cecil County school Board wili hold ?
Teachets Institute ,r Flktpn. January
y and ~
Randolph Patterson ~ White Rork
he'd fvo fingers 81 baAly nangled IN 2
circular sew fhis week that srnpUfa'ion
was necessary
The diHrrlty between the Board -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Milford Lodge Of Masons to Ap'
propriately Celebrate Its
Tooth Anniversary.
SERIOUSLY HURT BY FALL
Committee Appointed to Handle
Membership Drive OF Sussex
County Farm Bureau.

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Georgetown, Ian. l3.-Ihe executive
COMMITTEES of Sussex County Farm Bureau
ha. chosen an organizing committee Tor
the membership drivc which will be under
way in short time. Following is list
of those selected and the communities
IN which they will work.
Milo Farher. Milford; Winter y.
Bennett. Slaughter Neok; Mrs f. b.
Gates. Lincoln, G. w. G. Cobaugh,
Ellendals: Elmer Diokerson, Milton; +;
n. n Fi.ber, Iewes: r. c. Donovan.
Midway; Edward Phillips, Rehoboth;
s. +. Evans, Millville; Hiram James,
Ocean View; James r. Dickerson, RoS-
ana; G. f. Bunting. Edward Moi Cabee.
SclbvviIle: Reuben Evans, trsnhord;
r. ID. Lingo, Jr., Dagsboro; John Dobson
Nillsboro: John A. Jones, Georgetown
Theodore NJ. Jarvis, Hsrbeson: Edward
Vaughan. Coolspring; William a Car
isle, Greenwood; George A. Hill, Francis
Morgan, Bridgeville. Thomas n. Rawhns,
Sesford: Charles G.. Otwell, J. r.. Hearn.
Laurel. William Ellis. +. W, Palmer,
De}mar: William Lingo, Lewes; DIR.
O. V. James, Gumboro.
The action Of the Seaford Produce
Growers Association in refusing TO con-
tract for tomatoes the coming season I'M
less the prices are satisfactory IA to be
taken up with all Of the produce organiza-
tions in the county, and request MADE
Of the members TO fall in hne with the
farmers in the vicinity Of Seaford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware CITY, Jan. is-Henry Win
chester has left for a two-days stay IN
Baltimore, and from there will go tc
Pinehur.t. n. C. where he viii partiei'
pate in the southern handicap shoot
He will be gone about ten days.
Delaware CITY High School has formed
a literary. society and will hold the first
meeting tomorrow afternoon. The fol
lowing officers were elected President,
Davis Coale: vice-president, Esther
Eaton, secretary Bertie Jefferson: treas
urer, Mildred Davidson Of Port Penn
Miss AIMS Kirby and Nrs. Halliburton
Of Boston, Mass. are guests Of MIR and
Mrs stewart Beck
Mrs. Frances Lincoln Of Fort Monroe,
Va. is here To att end the funeral OF her
brother-in-law Charles Jefferson
The rresbvtcrlans Of Port Penn are
having week of PRAYER and Rev Mr..
Fibbit of Odessa is showing illustrated
pictures
Newlvn Buckson Of st Georges is on .
ten-davx teip to New York and Red
Bank. y ] :,
Rev. Joseph Buckson Of Zion, Md, will
preach at the revival services at the
NJ. Z. Church of st, Georges, and while
there will he guest OF his brother, James
Puckson.
Claude Lester of Bear Station has pur-
chased the old hotel property from James
n. s Gam of st. Georges and will occupy
IL in the early spring.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. z
Church will give a supper on January Y
CORPORAL Oliver was discharged from
the army. Yesterday, and left for his
homo IN Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs Anna Price of Mllllneton, Md, is
visiting Mrs Hammond in St Georges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEWS OF LAUREL,

Laurel, ian. l3--Mrs William luther
~ left YESTERDAY for Newly ork City, where
he will spend the winter months.
RAYMOND Elliott, of the I. 5. ;.
Eugene V. II. Thayer. Is spending some
time with relatives IN town.
Morris school, which had been closed
ance last school term. has been reopened,
with William J Kitchens as teacher.
Repairs are being made to the town
water tank The heavy timbers which
nipport the tank have become decayed
to such an extent that II is necessary to
replace them with new ones. The work Is
being done by William L. Torbert, local
contractor.
Burglars entered the store OF Elmer
ID. James on Eighth street, Tuesday night
and stole small quantity of merchandise
and about three dollars In money, I'm
trance was gained by breaking window
IN the back part of the building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
ELSNiERE NEWS.

Elsmere, Jan. l3--'rhc Christian En-
deavor is preparing for cafeteria supper,
tomorrow evening.
The Camp Fire Girls met at the home
of Miss Frances Morris, Tuesday evening
Those present were Misses Elsie and
Margaret Wilde, Louise Dryden, Rita
Banta. Mildred Ector. Lena Banta
(guardian), Mr. and Mrs. Harold Melvin
Frances and Earl Morris.
The Civic Club held its regular semi
monthly meeting, yesterday. Plans are
being discussed for two Fairgrounds in the
spring, one on each side of the high
bridge
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Kaufman are seriously III at their home
and pneumonia is feared. The children
are Samuel, Gertrude and Pearl
Paul White, Thelma Stewart and
Wright Coleman, who had been III with
whooping cough. have recovered
Miss Lillian Parsons, who hes been
at her home on Lincoln Highway IS much
improved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
MILFORD MAsoNs TO CELEBRATE.

Milford, Jan. i3.--ln Masonic Hall,
tomorrow night, Temple Lodge, No. y.
A. r. and A. NJ. will celebrate the ono
hundred and sixth anniversary Of it's
foundation. The regular business acssion
will he held at o. clock; this will bo follow
ed by program OF entertainment when
is being arranged for by committee.
The feature Of the evening viii he n
lecture entitled. "The Development Of
Masonry" by Rev Henry L. Bunsteint
secretary Of the lodge and = past grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge. Thie ia q
continuation and elaboration of q similar
rleoture. entitled Worldwide Masonry,
which was gwen by Rev Mr. Bunstcin
last year on the occasion of the one
hundred and fnh anniversary Of the
lodge
An invitation TO attend has been ex-
tended TO the members Of all the lodges
in Kent and Sussex counties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
WEDDING AT DFLNiAR.

Delmsr. Jan l3 Frank Lynch and
Miss Mary Beach. daughter Of Mrs and
Mrs John S Beach. wen, united ~ mar
riage ~ noon Yesterday AZ the home ~ the
brides parents, on Jewel street, hvs Rev
Frank \ Faulkner, pastor of tho NJ =
Church The bridc WAS attircd il dress
Of blue trIColette and black taffcta hot
and carried brides roses end hvacinthe
A collation. was served Ihev left on tho
afternoon express for Norfolk from which
point they will proceed 10 Florida 20
SPEND several weeks The groom iR the am
of Mr. + + Lynch IF this town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
RRIDGENILLE NEWS.

Bridgeville. Jan l3-Thc Five Hun
dred Card Club mot last week for the
first time this winter. at the home of Mrs
Elma GRAY The next meeting will be
held al the home Of Mr. and Mrs George
Hill
DR. Frank Pines, a cartoonist Of the
Centenary staff Of Washington area gave
an interesting talk and display SUNDAY
evening IN Union Methodist Episcopal
Church
Harry Cannon has been chosen delegate
and Harrington Mcssick. alternate. 10
the Law Electoral Conference to repre-
sent UniCn NJ. T. Church
Caleb X Mcgee. who has been crlti-
callv i'll al Greenwood has recovered and
resumed his duties as passenger agent nj
the railroad station
Walter Morgan Of Sudlersvlle. Md is
a guest Of hls sister. Mrs Elma GRAY
Western Union Telegraph Go and
Diamond State Telephone Co. have been
repairing their lines in this community
Mrs George Hill had charge Of the
evening program Of the Tuesday Night
Club, this week. Home Economics beng
the subject Miss Wood of Newark made
an address on Home Food and Cloth
ing She was entertained AZ the home Of
Mrs Ambrose Cannon. ON Broad street.
Funeral services Of Mrs Edward
Freidel were held Yesterday afternoon at
Wesley Church: intermcnt at Bridgevillc
cemetery. Mrs Freidel. only - years
of age, was taken suddenly i'll Of ulastoid
trouble and was sent TO Delaware Hos
pital Wilmington. where an operation
was performed, but too late 10 save her
life
Mrs Grover Ewell and children. Iessi,
md C.racn Of Dhiladelr,ln,n orc hn--c .-ieia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
DANCING CLUB DISBANDs.

Milford. Jan ~ AZ the regular month
" meeting Of the Married Folks Dancing
Club. Tuesday night, the members
present voted 10 dehand the organization
The club, which has becn in existence Tor
more than two years hes PROVIDED much
wholesome and popular amusoment tor
ita mcmbere
Immediately following the disbanding
of the orpaniyatlou. a new one was form
cd. the membership to consist Of both
married and single persons of the town
Dances will he held once q month fol
five month of tho winter sonson. the ffet
to I've held rext month in Armnrv Hall
The officers Of The newly made club ate
President. IIairv J pet'viohn. secretary
Dr Samuel NJ - Marshall, treasurer.
George II Draper lr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Scaford, Jan. 13.--William W, Work
man and Miss Laura Achy, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Achy, both of near
Seaford, were married last night Mt Z. 80
o'clock ut the home of tho bride, by Rev.
Harry Taylor. A reception followed.
They will reside on farm belonging to
the groom, near Seaford
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Dawson ens
tertained the following guests at dinner
at their home on High street, yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Frank T. Dawson, Mr. and
Mrs George Y. Stewart, Miss Mollie
Dawson, Charles T. Dawson
Joseph II. Cox is spending the week
with his sister, Mrs. Cabel Fine, in To-
ledo. Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEWS oF MILFORD.

Milford Jan II Mrs Arlington y
1rcc Of Atlantic City. ~ J.. is here visit
ing Mrs ! Irnrk Tnce
Rev Thomas Y Wipgate spent Tues
day IL Wilmington. IN attendance NJ The
regular monthly meeting Of the Clerical
brotherhood of Delaware, which met NJ
lhshopstead rs ghosts of Bishop Philip
Cook
Miss Josephine Small ~ Samdsn, \.
I visited here last week ~ the home If
her aunt Mrs pesaie Gillespie.
John Iianley ~ Wilmington has bocn
visiting AZ tho homo of his parente-in-
law. Colonel and Mrs Theodore Town
scnd
Mrs " s Shncklev. Nra Grace
Denny and Mrs thnrle= Mag aIc visit
ing ~ Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

THE PICTURE BELOW OF HUSBAND AND
WIFE IS MORE OR LESS TYPICAL OF TpOUS-
ANDs OF CASES WHILE ACTUAL PHYSICAL
FORCE NAY SELDOM BE USED THERE ARE
SOUABBLES. FUSSES AND OUARRELs Both
husband and wife loved each other when they were
married and they both really love eaCa other today.
but starvation Of the blood has made them pew
isb nervous. irritable and easily upset - both
ready 70 ''fy into rage over nothiug-yet thcs~
same people often quickly become most charming.
pleasing and sgrcosbs and get along spisudidlr
~hen their starving blood Is supplied Nth iron.
IRON STARVATION or THE BLOOD HAS
WRECKED THE HAPPINESS or THOU SANDS
OF HOMES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEWS OF IEWES.

ewes Ian IL Carl g pavhs and
\ 7 Ingram formed business partner
ship = handle farming implements and
viii ercct large building on the Carl
BavEz lot near tho railroad station
Mrs Harry y LYONS il visiting in
Philadelphia FOR fow da,p
Encouraging reports continue as 20
Billie Orr's condition since helpg operated
On tor appendicitis lIis mother is with
him at the German Hospital. Philadel-
phla
Mr. and Nira George Chambers have
gone 70 stav with Mrs ChamberR parents,
DR. and Mrs L " Hocker, for the
winter
Mrs Hannah MURRAY is coming from
Wilmington 70 spend the winter with her
brother Captain Robert & Chambers, at
his home in Pilot Town
Mrs Roman Tammanv gave birth :
dav anniversary dinner 70 friends AZ hcr
homo TUESDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport Jan 13-The Woman's Club
Of Newport will hold a social FRIDAY
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Goo
r. Briefly The entertainment will he
in charge Of Mrs. J. II Rile, MIS- q Il.
Briefly, Mrs W L, Duff and Miss Ella
W johnson
Mr. Joseph Seeds and son, Lincoln. Of
Lew istown, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs George W Seeds YESTERDAY
Miss Emily Gregg who has been con
fined 10 her home for about week, s'If-
fering from rheumatism, is somewhat
improved.
Theodore Ysrnall, who was strlck on
with paralysis about three weeks ago, is
still very ill.,
Mrs Harry Pierson and SON Price
Pierson. are both confined 20 their homo.
suffering from the grip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
BURGLARS SCARED AWAY.

Newport, ian l3 Robbers attempted
20 enter the home Of Dr Merritt Burke.
on Tuesday evening Mrs Burke hearing
a noise around the window picked up tho
telephone and called DR. Burke who hap
pened 10 be ont at the time
He soon arrived IN the scene however
and with the assistance Of nciqhbnr
gave them chase They ran toward the
railroad and disappeared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
RrvIyr IErrrRsox WIN
Old Dispute as ~ Whefher He Nanr'
~ Rode ~ the anifrf

Hazhrpfrr Jar If Thr d
rute ~ ~ whether i-rrra.-i -.4s
hsrk ~ fakr he a'l rfrr t
rs tho srfri revived f n.af
zirnplyity r fhr coming rrr.wr
Crr trfeY. ~ho zi~r- fr
an Irr'i-h f-av-irr -a-a feFrr
ro1lo ror-oba~t and rr1 rs
near fhr sitr ~ f-e frr rrr-r.rrfi
bra-y Tni- s'org bee -rvr r~r tnt
proe~rit generation AZ ar rrarre
ferzpriau sir1ririfv
Another writer however aroftnri.
the horseback -fpry ~ u.fh Irsiar
that jefferson rfcrdcf ~ lido fn
Capitol in STATE wiih ~oa~h Ard ir'
but his c0a~hvpn la~tv rfuor silt
~ Eef fhr hrraoa ~ iIr0r and leIrrs
waised - ~ nof ~ ~ 'at- Ihiu ~rtf
points ont sha' Jefferson lodnngs
within tOO ysrfs ~ fhe sp'toI anf its
Walking Che diafanee was No rnrar.
shls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEITHER WANTS ERRING WIFE.
Ausher Offers Her to Deserted Husband.
Who Refuses.

Chicago Jan II Fierra Paul Authct
and Mrs Lillian tran7en were pictured yes-
terdav as a pair az love pirates. ready 70
scuttle their ship on the sea 81 romance
Phhp y Franzou. Of the University Of
Wisconsin. the deserted husband, said
that Author had asked him to take back
his wife
Please take back your wltc. She
reeds doctor 10 look after her She
savs she still loves YOU and wants 10
come back. WAS tho substance Of the
message received by Eransen
Tn through You've made your
bed YOU must lie IN IT. WAS Franzcn 8
response. Anyway, the landlord would
not let that woman IA the house again
even If | wanted her
Franaen said that his wife had also
called him and that he had gwen her the
~ me answer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
BOY AND GuN-UsUAL RESULT

Georgetosn, Jan. l3 While towing
with q shotgun at his home neai Frank
ford, Alton Dukes lG-years old son of q
Larry Dukes. accidentally shot him
self in the right arm and II ia feared serious
results NAV follow
First aid attention was given him hv
DR. Gum Of Frankford. after which he wns
taken 20 Beebe hospital. Icwcs, for
treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
1HEsTERTOwH AND VICINITY.

Cheaiortown. Md. Jan l3 There
arc four applicants for tho position ~
Star Route carrier from the Rock Hall
puHtdilico 20 Gheaiertown, bids for which
closed yesterday They are tho present
carrier, 1hotnas IIogana: Fred Williams
William GladekY nud Frank Mariner
lhe poaitinn has been paying clnse 10
81 800 for the pnHt f'htr years, for which
time tho contract viii bo let
The order II tho day among the young
farmers n iox hunting Every day large
numbers follow the hounds on The merry
rhase, and fozea nfo uote plentiful here
than for Yeafa Air kimble living iIat
over the river from town caught a Ing
fellow IN al imptovised trap. Saturday, aud
turned him laose this morning for run
before The hotnda
The ladiea # christ A1. r Church met at
tho parsonage Monday evening and
otganized Young Iadv's Cluh, for tho
purpose # promoting the social and re-
lieioua interests II the church
tlpntRe lfalinc returned, Saturday
evening. from Baltimore, whore he had
been IN hospital fur treatment for an
affection If the foot lie Is very much
improved
Tho poaioflen depart mont has instruct
fncnis sitVecettd rs Postonifn Irsfector
Conner madc / he interiol If 'ho pfIice
aud lol4hv wlll hn rrarfagned md en-
lltged he ufefiaf bv the addition ~
room n the rear iGss
An important meeting II thr poninsflla
h9foh lsfrneian snciofv vill he bold
N lnatou. next FRIDAY fpr 'he purpose
Il deyiaitR rlarp FIR raiaine funds with
- ltclt - rff.ci the lew NiehodIe' Protest
ant Ghtfehu Is lnrgfnn 4 ~ haa bepn
atear1zcd el'h 10 eunard ~fel'h
"a he paafaf
p.ui'tynan hefr arr receiving nHmcr
etls ieitliffrs ennrcrnipF ogRa for setting
mltpa4se and bal,y rh'rts and 'ho rrvs-
rrerie nro thsf tAn coming seaanr wlll 70
mtch rnutn ptt ttetirfoHa ano fhau laa'
teaf
The annnal meeting u The stockholders
Il tbo Thlrd National HanE eaa hrli
yaqicrflaF n tho banking tafsr and the
fallnv,tn directors oIr I'D ilorc ~
natran wilbur H Hubbard. ~tanovall
! .iehr7aff. ! peniatrfn Durdug Fills
worth 4 Irarv. CnntRr = I9Hafd, u
Ihntpae Htfl9ct ttIre7 ii Nfla0n
Iharaa u Dreota ani IS Bradford
erle
il u fhioItnan. = 20 rlerk ~ Iaaer.
4 l.retoffrur train la taking wafF 5
varatInn Nj Tltny If iho Fnt"av-trtn
terminal. i atthetitHfiup
Nfra IIfch IS "a Hal'Iwnrr with
Ire sen. who has crffted hrafHtal far
=f,ceisl medical treatment liar neth
Air= .fohn Z 'hana til'a gter. i
ai'l her children hr
reeh scores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
ROOSTER" CLASS ELECTS.

Laurel, Jan. I3.-The Booster class
Of Christ NJ p Sunday school met at
the home of tho president, Alden Warning
ton. Tuesday, evening when officers for
the ensuing wear were elected as follows
President, Raymond Matthews; VICE
president. Ray Owens: secretary, Levin
Isrman; treasurer, William Windsor
The rest Of the evening was devoted
10 games and collation. was served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
FARMER HAS SERIOUS FALL.

Sesford. Jan. 13.-Robert f. Tull
wealthy retired farmer, was severely in
jured YESTERDAY, while assisting his son
at the store room, High and Pine streets,
which is being remodeled He went up
the old rickety stairway to get pieceird
board and on his way down the thith
step from the top broke through wing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

Hsalth srd n lrcal creamery rf pr
dence haa ireu adjusted .pa u.nftr, faf
fsrfrry ~ .ll ernrrrne- nr1 Iar
ersin 'hc Fourth hdis'r..t egsr
milk ~ ,hr rI-rf
e'vrrt fsir-s f'r ~ ga-r rrer
onferfs ur1erf ta fYI frlrr
Psri HaN ~ rsIerrf Isr' r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

street il confined 10 her home suffering
from grip.
Public Sale Furniture. dishes pool
table, pictures and etc NJ the New Castle
Club building on Saturday afternoon next
nj z O'Clock 10 be sold To the highest
bidder ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
Mrs. Ewell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs

ing Mrs Ewell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Legar,
Miss Carrie Il. Swnrtz, field secretary
of Womans Home Missionary Society,
will make nm address, Sunday, in Union
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Edward Mycr has returned from y
Philadelphia hospital. greatly improved.
Carter Owens left this week for
Poughkeepsc, n Y. where he will secure
employment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
All Mothers Will Find Use
For This Laxative
Give Dr.. C.ldw.ll's Syrup peps;o 20 q
eops,;pn,ed child snd note iis
quick recovery.

IN a growing family the subject ~
thought with the parents h. how TO
keep the children healthy end happy,
aud what to do when they become ~
Most illnesses of childhood are the
sytnptoms Of constipation, such as
headaches, coated tongues, flatulence,
dizziness, loss ~ appetite aud sleep,
biliousness, etc.
You can surely feel safe IN doing what
tens of thousands Of others do with good
results, SO give, according 20 the ego ~
the child, n small quantity ~ Dr Geld
Wells Syrup Pepsin. Eight MILTON
bottles were bought last year st drug
stores. II is Americas fsvorite family
remedy for constipation, indigestion
and similar ills and Is especially suitable
for children. women and old folks IS
IL is so mild and gentle in action.
There is no secret about DR. Csld-
wells Syrup pepsin II IS q combination
og Egyptian SIENNA and other simple
laxative herbs with pepsin and pleasant
tasting sromatics Druggists have sold u
for thirty years, and sixty cent bottle
will last for months. EEperic d
mothers arc never without u in the
house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

him and hefcl to the bottom, recciv of
two fractured ribs and dislocatcd shoulder
and ramming nail through the palm OF
his hand.
Mr.. Tull ia now confined to his home
under the care Of physician
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

Thousands of married people CROSS, GRABBED AND
GRUMPY. ~tth sach o-er all the whis-READf To FIX
OPP NJ the slightest thing when isn't their fault at ss-
IRON STARVATTON OF THE BLOOD has sspped their
left them that they have
control Of themselves they therefore co ALL TO
PIECES on the slightest provoCation.
New York Physician that MORE THAN ONE-HALF
THE POPULATIOs or AMERICA PERiSffRS BEFORE
MIDDLE AGE and that IF the chief Coutrbutoy
terrible Of human life il the devtzng weakness
brought by lack Of iron in the blood.
THERRARP 300O00O0OO0OO0 RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES
IN YOUR BLOOD AND EACH OHH MUST HAVE RON.
number Of people who ought TO be strong. goF
and the Of life constantly complaining OF weak
a.Iachc. .r.,lra theh hack
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

nfFFnHs ltatIaNIlfss IF8IfEo 'IFfFsF ElFt E770N
disturbed digestion. shortness of breath,
heart palpitation. general 'run-douD
condition. melanch holy. Dad memory. etc,
when the real cause of all their suffering
- In many cases nothing more or less
than IRON STARVATlON or THE
HOOD.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
HLOOI

The proof of this is shysxn b. the fact q
organic iron is supplied 20 their blood
Their multitude nf symptoms often qui
appear and the very men AMI womru =
formerly - complaining nov become stfc
thy and vigofous with even disposition
sunny rhcetful nature When your blood
ihg for irvn. 40 mere tun.cs or stimulants
you isbt -starving bleod must have
iron the same a. a starving psTscu
must have food Without non Your
blood loses its pt-vF,sF 70 change food in
10 living tissue and nothing you eat
docs you the proper amount of good
vou do not get tho full strength cut ol y.
Nature PIT plenty of iron in the husks
81 gtains and the skin and peeis q veEe-
tables ard fruits 20 enrich ycgr blood,
but modern methods Of cookery throw
all these things awsy--henCe the alarm
ing increase. in fecs nt years. in anaer1's
--lFon-stsr alton Of the blood With ali
its attendant ills
II sou are not NillinE to 90 back % ma
trre then YOU should cat TuoTr such ifou-
containing vegetables as spinach ard
carrots and reinforce them oy taking
little organic iron from time 20 time.