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Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
fine CROPS SURE
Farmers In Western Canada
JubIlant at Prospect.
Splendid Winter Weather Has Pvt the
Naturally Fertile Lard IN splsn.
did Condition. ana BoYntifui
Yields Are Assured.

what delightful winter Ne hay.
had, l. an expression that cOuld bs
heard almost anywhere when the
topic VI the weather bcean- the sub
Ject of cOnNersatiuu Not ouiy Ia the
Middle West aud down east could
., be heard. but also in the bar West.
NJ In the Canadian Meet There
the same remarkable features that
brought forth a wonderful winter sN'
listed. kspor,s frum all parts of the
country, fTom famed Medicin. Hat la
Alberta To Nlnn.p.g la Manitoba. tn'
dicaIs that all thfuugh the winter
scas"n ,sry little euid weather vas
experienced. IN D,~rmb-F. we Rad
that golf playing had put Into the dis
card all lcr sports, that farmers we're
caught "f-d.hand-d" plowing their
nelds. la January. ths Alberta yeo-
man 80, out his tractor and In his
shirt sleeves VAS seen preparing
ground Tor the ig2i crop During
February. Ia Saskatchewan. on.
farmer narrowed nfty acre. aud
planted the se,,i why. zee. ~
oour-.. Ia March said An Iowa
farmsr. Who had jus; heard from bis
scn. ~ho VAS ionklng after the West
cru Canadian farn. ~ny boy writes
me they had soms snow. aud n few
cold diI., but ~hat did ths, hatteri
The cattle aud the hor--s came
through the winter la better cnndition
than they locked three 81 -four months
aro. Grass wAs plentiful on the prai-
ries. the stuhblc Vas rich aud ,alu.
able as fpcd. and the straw stacks
and sru,cs provo. ample for shelter. =
spring i row fully upou the West.
sru Canada farmer, hts machinery IL
all la shaI.. Zoe q springs woTk. aud
b. 10 Icoking forward tn an rxcsiisni
srup yraf Last fall there was a
splendid loi 81 moisture that I'~rtnc
Ht"d the ground suffcieutiy g. leave
peffrCt s--i bod Indicailons Arr
Dos that the cgup will ~ ia iu the
eoudition required for succ,ssful grr.
ninntiou Then. uith the irngthenrd
days ot May and June. the many
hours - sunshine that they bring. a.,
couipanisd by Showers q raln. aud
with a ~,u % which there T. Rnnc
riehrr nor morc generous there wlll
D. sc~u prrpariag Tor a rI-niug har.
Ncri the hundreds oi thousands Of
acr.s % wheat. cats. harley. De. al.
faifa and covn that win make the
hearts oi the Western canada farmer,
ss.ll with pride as they rvasunabiy
lcsk forward g. an abundant harvest
1scsr Is great deal that cuA b.
szid ia favor II the climate ~ West,
.su canada. The NEST important is
that thus~ ~bo iivr their. and have
lived Ia othrf couuifi~s. prefer It 60
any gh.y have exp-rtrnc~d yIsrw hsre.
II Is true the winters o. rule are
eeld~F than arc thu>- 10 countries
uihE much farther svatA, bot II -
olso true that thcy are tsmp,fvd ty
4 dTyncss uf the atmosphere that
makes = lov~r temperature preferable
~ that several dcsrvvs higher where
uvHirr huuidl,y prevails EurrNs'
stnn and listlrssnszs are unknown
tks air l. braciag. bat the cold l. ne,
y~nstratihE Thru the summers and
de autumDs-th"y could not DC more
enjc, able Advertisement
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin uuly a. ,V.G lA zach
package ~ genuine iHy-f Tablets u
Aspirin Then sou WiIl he following
tie directions aud dosage worked uuf
by Physicians during - year. aud
proved safe by millions Take no
chances v|'H substitutes II you see
the Buyer Cruss on tablets. voc ran
take them without fear for tU.1.
li,utHrf, Neuralgia. Rheumatism.
EHm,H' Iuu'huche. iuWhngu Hud
for Iuu Handy '.u bUH-s = twelve
tablets cus' !rN cents Druggists o. 80
.-II 'Hrg"F packages Aspirin j. ne
'rHdr mark H' lUyef Manufacture Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " SaIicy lcacid.-
Adv.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
important 10 Mothers
sportaceous

Employees cf the board NJ school
eumrlisSluncfS were storing some
eQulpm.nt nj school building recent.
~. and with all due regard for fre.
prwsention rules adopted by the board
nomcsime ago.
One maL started to place some ma.
tertAl In corner ~ the small closet,
when his helper intcrfrresi.
"pant you know what the rules
myr he asked. "lou shouldn't ever
pot anything In n closet that's spou-
stngeouse indianapolis News.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

house parties In and about the city.
The speedomcter on the limousine had
doubled Its mileage since they came
to town. They were. It would seem.
tireless pair OF hunters. Phyllis
portrait had appeared In the Sunday
papers. II showed a face and form
Of unusual beauty. The supple grace
and classic outlines Of the latter were
touchinxiy displayed at the dances
In many handsome ballroom. At last.
they had found a promising and most
eligible candidate In Roger Delane--
Q Sandsocss. stalwart youth. . year out
a college. His father was q we'll
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

BuzzinG or humming Is mainly due
to rapid vibrations OF the wings which
often strike the air more than a hun
dred times in second, hut there is
sometimes special auivering instru-
Chirping or trilling is due to some sort
of "stridulating" organ, one hard psrt
being scraped against another, as the
bow on the fiddle-it may be leg
against wing.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Yukon Riches

n Is estimated that In the last
- years, that Is since the discovery
cf gold In The Yukon, S2Dna..n -
the precious ul-'sl has bscu recovered
and u l. pf''ilct-,i that within the
nrxt quarter " ccttury another
tesl.aun will - given 20 the world
On the form ot silver from the Mayo
erra where there are indications Of
rseh euds
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

\ Catarrh 10 q local disease greatly infau-
nnced by constitutional conditions II
therefore requires Constitutional treat.
msn,. HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE
r taken internally and acts through
|ehs Hiocd on the Mucous sarface. q
MEDICINE destroys the foundation Of
ne disease, gives the patient strength by
approving tho general health and ASSISTS
GAturs In doing its wcrk-
N All Drugxtsts Circulars free.
IL n. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. ohie.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

In the poisoned, impoverished blood.
When this 10 10, you need an In.
ternAl rvmedy. one that will take
out the impurities that are tortur-
ihg you, one like famous sS.s,
which has relieved thousands u
cases of rheumatism all over the
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Plan, fur the establishment Of O.
first grade ,rnuul Of technology With
Recommendations for about TH men
have been announced ty uh.ra cul.
l'.r. The college b. u 'te hrau of
rapidly growing rausr'a. district
ana iussyrf mIIe Hrr maIy unur r..
cuIce. fur scientifically trained tech
uic1i men
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

you have doubtless
rubbed on outside treat
mcntf; most rheumatism
sufferers have. Some Of
these take the edge OF
the terrible pains FOR a
few. hours. but they do
not strike at the cause.
which nearly always lies
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

~How would you like to sign up with
, for a life gamer was the way
oseball fan proposed.
"rm agreeable" replied the girl.
where's your diamond r'--Indianap-
ulis Star.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Oh How Glorious to Be Free
From Rheumatism's Tortures

Just suppose you could be free
from your deepseAted. agonlElhg
rheamstie aches and pains. your
attn joints and unsigh,ly swellingsl
Wouldn't you give anything 10 gy,
rid of themi
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

CLERK SiHrr married. slr md
that my salary IL uoi large enough
cynical Employer TIE usual DIS
coNsfy my young friend Ana II new
~ will %. HgHlu
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Truf Wa-Wui s. you men
In"w about uumrns r.r'rc.. my.
Hff'
Friend Hobby The price
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

country just this way.
Get s.s.s. from your
druggis, today, and after
starting with il write US
q history ~ your ease.
addressing Chief Medical
Advisor. s77 Swift lab
oratory Atlanta, Goor-
giA.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Never climb mountain til you
come 10 it--then maybe # won't he
there
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Phyllis found the remedy she need.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Nv KATHERINE MOORE.

to himself, and then his face seemed sud-
denly drawn with pain.
''Sho got To coming out to our place
for weekAends. | didn'. like her hated
her right fr~n the first but she smashed
all my tolerance when | caught her with
her arms around Pater's neck one day
They never knew ] saw them But from
that time on Ijworkcd like hell To beat
her at her own game
He settled back and drew n big breath
of cigarette smoke deep into his lungs
| wished he wouldn't do it, lie seemed 50
young But MS he talked his youth
slipped from him with the daring and
dexterIty of his story
'I'll always believe she used poison
or dope on Dad There must bc some
Insldious venom that those vamps use on
man Dad is always so big . regular
whal". tell you" He spoke between his
teeth. the VEINS on his wrists frightened
and his fist clcnched.
Maybe ought 10 thank her for Jogging
his senses or Id never have been able To
put my scheme over It's the only time
I've ever fooled Dad myself, nc muscd
and his ewes frightened nj the memory.
"After ! butted IN on the love drama,
| decided to launch a little love scene
myself. | began 10y telling her she had
eyes like a sphinx and that they made me
just n little afraid of her. She liked that
knew she would and Of course she
started out to test her sphinx-Iikc power
on me never let her know | hated her
made point Of doing and saying all
the little personal things could think of
Ind all the knowledge ! had and let her
think | was an innocent Young ASS A
woman loves ia bring out new emotions
in n man and the younger he IS. the
hcttcr never let Dad get wise 10 my
game Butshc didn't want that any more
than ! duh. SO didnt have much trouble
ln'that diEcgon.
| watcbfds Thicrry with admiration
What n heJDuatc thus boy would hc some
day for. ts"rlght woman
. Tomorrow The Denouement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
THIERRY'S STORY.
Chaptcr 26.

Chapter 26
Thierry and pushed our way through
the crowds Of pleasure seekers on the
Boardwalk The sun was warm and eX-
pandcd ones gcniality. Humanity was
gay this morning
looked AZ Thierry's face, but it was
solemn and drawn with the tension of un-
pleasant thoughts. quickened my steps.
When he had uunburdened his troubled
heart to me hoped IT would lift the cloud
from his Young countcnancc.
We threaded our way down the long
length Of the Steel Pier Near the end We
sat down ON one of the benches. Neither
of us spoke for several minutes
The lIt a cigarette and flicked the match
down into the water below us.
Even the ocean seemed calm this morn
ing The rise and fall of the great languid
Swells Tapped softly al the steel frame
work bencatil us
! watched rhierry, waiting for him 10
hnd courage 20 start the conversation
EIis pertrirbcd emotions were strangely
contraStcd to this sun-warmed peaceful
ness
laid my hand softly on his knee
lie looked al me and smiled and then
jumped quickly INTO his story.
She nearly made a foot OF the governor.
he calculated. Il saw II coming on. but
| counted on the Pater's common sense
never dreamed she could dune him
lie snapped the end of his cigarette
INTO the ocean | heard II sizzlc rs II hit
thr water lie took on; thin cigarette
case. slightly curved. and drew another
cigarette from IL | noticed the small
initials It b" in gold on each cigarette.
and on the cover Of the case He offered me
one ahs"ntIv mindcdlv. and L shook my
lead AMI watched him slip the case back
II t. his pockct y /.
The governor prizes himself on his
ability 20 read human nature. he went
80 after a minute Never got dupcd by a
take witness. got ewes that sec straight
through vour glzyard He smiled little
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26

"ntN CELIA R,"
one ADVANTAGE tho giiT lyoIlctg had
over men ~ More civilized Times They
built their houses without rcIlare Nud
the modern ylIT dw"ler who makes HE
home In an apartment has chs alue al
vantage
Cellars somehow eeeru 20 he lnoef nm.
moving NJ housc-sl,auluc tuic Souir-
times even We Eo through tho delights
or aeouiCa az houseclcanine and lease
the cellar. We work down to tn, collar
and there we atop. thinking that * Will
he easier to clean the cellar when the
furnace fire is out or whom the man
Of the house has q vacation and can
take a hand in directing The handy man
And truly the hest time Ia clean tho
cellar Is after there lE no more change.
that We wtll need a futnaec fire until
autumn Ii il alwavs Wiao 20 have tho
cellar floor sprinkled before sweeping
It, Tor this prevents tho dust from ria-
ing and Sitting through the floors 20
the rooms above II you have savdust
this miEht he moistenci and sprtuklcd
Nu.Stoncd sand would answer the pur-
pose
OF course il is absurd 10 hope 10
keep a cellar dusticss or to hase the
standard of cleanliness for this pari ~
Lit mousse inc same AS ttI luD fRbTB
above But we can hAve the same
standard of sanitation We can be
tusf as particular about damp spots
and leaks and real nth More or less
dust is inevitable Things Will clutter
III IN. eeilar TOO. But the hind OF az
cumulatton that forms a breeding place
for disease flies or odors is to be
avoided
Nothing eieanscs cellar more salts
fac;orily than a good coat OF white
wash tn walls should be washed
first bur The whi;cwash itself does away
with the dust on a bright day the
windows should be opened and the whole
cellar floor hosed or the water being
swept into the drains or scattered 80
II will dry quickly. Not many people
do IT, but It is a good plan to paint All
wooden surfaces iu the cellar This
gives a smoother surface 10 the rough
boards and makes them less quick TO
catch dust and dirt. Cellar stairs that
have been treated TO two coats Of in
side paint are much easier to clean than
those OF plain board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
ANSWERED. ITTTI ms.

l.. s.: Please tell me how to make
fudge with marshmallow layer
Answor: Make fudge III tho ordinary
way and when ready 10 pour into the
pan to harden. pour only thin layer 10,
then add "A lnyer of marghmallowa
which have beeu melted ia the top Of
double boiler. and finish with another
thin layer of hot fudge. let harden and
mark into squares as you would with
plain fudge.
Mother lIousokeepor. PLEASE write
an article planning ones weeks work
for woman who has three children
Zone daughter in high school,. an1
boy Of nine and a girl of soven in gram
mar SCHOOL,. II seclna as II / never had
"A minute 10 slt dawn. ! have no maid
and thought perhaps you could giYo me
a schedule % follow 80 fhat ! would
have some time loft over.
Answer On Friday gf this week
will write an article especially for you.
showing you how you should plan your
weeks work. giving each II ynur chill
drcn few daily taska (which rs right.
IN homes whore ai tha work fails IN
Motherl. Watch for this article. H.
win to called. Planning tho Wecks
Work
Mrs. A. A. "A friend ~ mine. nn,v
out Of roach, made snur Chlil con c9rrc
uHing canned kidney beana. pork beef
onions and. / think t9uators Can
you give me a recipe for thia dish. con
tanning thosn iugrodioufs7 IirrH wac RI
delicious
Answer reader IF fhla column hae
hecn kind enough " eend fuo her recipe
for this diHh nhtfh IS ellghtlY dir
foront from nv recipes rYr ~. AID ,,o-
Iieve hern 81 thc very uuo ~ witch yetl
refer Here IL is "C'biii cou Carue
pound pork and p pound beof ground
together Add ~ thorn ? medium sIzed
onion allco1 and fry these ingredients
Ia shallow fat Wuor they have .r@t
Tho raw iual turn thorn u'p i srtffa
vvifh ,an ~ tomatoes ana .au .f
kidney beaus, adding aalt black pepper
and either rbHi pepper ~ ra yeuno pepper
~ suit no taste. cook thia MIXTURE for
two hour ~ ioas' 1ddirg wafrr ~ koep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
WHY ?
Why no We Speak Of drinking a
Toastf-
Copyright. 1920. by
Wheeler Syndicate fnc-

Toastf-
The Use of the word toast in this
aenaa of a drink consumed IN honor ~
someone OF something. arose from the
".i custom az placing toasted bread ip
"ine. and The way in which tho term
c7mo "a signify the health AZ we'll faing
~ the person IN honor Of whom tho
llainn was offered. is described ia ar
carly isauo " tho FTatlcr
II happened that on j public day
a celebrated hoauty of those titaos ftfe
daya of Charles - was iu the Cross
i'ath and one Of tho crowd of her ad
mirrors took a ElnHp of the water .a
which the fair ono stood and drank her
health to Tho company, There was til
tho place gay fellow. hnf fud1Icd. ssho
offered 20 jump in. and 8wore. though
he liked not tho liquor he would have.
the toast-making an illusion q the
usage OF the times 81 drinking with 4
hii OF toast at tho bottom of the glass.
lie was opposed in this resolution. vet
thls whi mgave foundation IL the pres
cnt honour which IS done r. tha lady
We mention IN our liquor. ever since
called n toast"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
DRFsSTvG ron TUE FTRN.
ny Jessie Roberts.
Copyright 1920. by Wheeler Syndicate Inc.


~ m interesting speech given before
the executive meeting ~ the National
Federation IT Rusincsa and Professional
Women clubs NoIi - LYNN said sonfo
important Things to women IN business
averywhere Niss T,ynn's special wor}.
Is tho educating and preparing ~ young
women for business positions. and get
ting thom placed after hey arc trained
She comes IT, contact with many types
- women ard she knows what charar-
tsristis s are tho most useful in finding a
Houan a lob Among Tho first ~ these
Sic places personal appearance.
The dowdy looking woman, no mat
ter how clever nnr how well trained Il
lahoring under 80 great disadvargf-
ago fbat she may br claRscd as a frr
utauent failure. Thr business man will
not employ her. aud. If pushed ny uoccs-
eify he does engage her for some spe-
cal work he viii get rid of her Just 81
soon a. possible even though the gsrt
Who follows her has not haif the abiI-
lf3. Aa ono such employer put il. "Ia
70 more Think of having an untidv
poverty stricken looking woman N my
employ than / should think - going II
hsnh directors meeting in an old
dshing suit md worn boots"
Mis- Lynn took this mans words -
heart she worked over the most an
promising graduate on her hands. 4
Young woman VINO vas clever. quick.
thoroughly competent hut dowd from
her feet up. ami one Uho had failed II,
secure any position. This girl vas sent
90 = beauty parior and properly treated
as % hair. nails skin. The right corset.
and good-looking shoes and. stockings
were bought for her and she was dress
- n a smart tailored costume Of be-
coming color and line Her hat vas The
5ust right" Kind thar wins more than
a pleasing look. That girl took 4 good
position before the day was out. held il
ill a new and better one came along
and is a success
There was much more 70 Miss Lynn's
speech. and all of it vas vgen worth
hearing. But this one point is worth
considering \ girl must dress FOR the
firm for which she works. A fine firm
wants its employees to look right. 4 man
with a good business cannot afford -
have drab and doWdy women in his en-
ploy Ii YOU are thinking of your busi
ness ability more than Of your appear
ance, and are not getting what vo.
want, turn your whole attention to your
looks. Get them right. Get them to help
YOU sell Your business ability You
must have their help
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
LITTLE BENNIE'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

Ma was looking 81 the joaks in the
paper and not laffing and pop was
Smuaking and / was thinking about
dong my lessins. and ma sed. Good
ness IN. but I'm tired I've bin on the
~ all DAY long. il seems to me GROUND
thls house as soon as one thing gets
done something elts pops W and that's
the way il goes all DAY
II You had 10 put in day down at
;he Office you'd thank Your lucky stars
you've got sutch an easy Job sed pop.
Tie. ne, don't make me laff Sed ma
laffinr and ] sed. =. THAI reminds
NJ, there's a hutton coming Of my
euat rs ony hanging on now 10y good
hck. viii you sew il back before il
comes an the ways off, ma
Their that's an ixampl, for YOU. scd
ma jest a. ] was sure ] was throo for
the day heers button to be sewed on
A little trifie like that. watts that
amount 10? sed pop, and ma sed, Well
If its sutch a trifie Wy don't you do it
for him. and pop sed. will. Benny 20
gel me a needle and a spool Of thred.
Wich ! went and did. and pop broak
OF a peece OF thred about yards long
and started 10 make fearse faces and
Try 10 thred the needle, wich the more
D., tried the more he dident hit the
hole with the thred. me saying. Watts
the matter pop. cant you do i?
Certeny I can do il. are you blind?
sed pop. And he kepp on trying and
making fearser faces. and I sed Gosh
pop you're still missing it.
] wont miss something elts in Il min
nit sed pop. Meening part Of me and
n kepp on trying and not doing il, and
after a vile he threw the needle and
thred down on the table saying, Con
fownd it, how can ! thred this con
fowudcd thing with that confownded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
FOUR WOMEN on JURY.

Philadelphia. pa. April 26-Four
more women were Summoned for jury
duty in the United States District Court
here yesterday.
Tins is the second Federal panel
which women have been called upon to
serve. The first was for the criminal
term which ended two weeks ago
The women are: Mrs. c. A. Crooks,
Norwood. Delaware county; Mrs Flor
cncc Kaiser. King street Pottstown. !.
ELSA Morris Frichs Lock Montgomery
county. and Eutn Verlculden, Darby.
Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
LETTERS OF TESSlE AND JOE
Dear Tcasic

Dear Jc$"fe
Don't YOU think it's about tirpc The
baby had his first swimming lesson .
The reason ! am such helpless nuts
ance in tho water is because nobody got
hold Of mo when | was young and
thoughtlcss and taught me how % swim,
and now that I'm old enough t. realize
how foolish took trying 70 act at home
in a hsh's element. it's toe late t. da
anything with me. Tho weight % my
embarrassment carries me down Ike a
stone with rock tied TO it's neck.
SO it's up 10 us to make the haby
cfishient 1ollel before he's old enough
70 know that he's taking liberties with
the laws Of nature. You can get in the
good work while you're giving him his
bath every day The first thing TO give
him is confidence in the water. That's
what / lack. I've got about as much
confidence in the water as ireland has
in England, and the way to give him
confidence is to duck his head under for
Il few seconds each day. OF course
you've got to use the old bean and not
hold him under too long II you notice
that he hasn't any more sense than IL
swallow the water while he's under if
would be a wise precaution 10 make 4
point Of ducking him before the water
gels s0apy. little salt in the water
every other day wouldn't be bad idea
though-because then when he takes
his first plunge in the ocean ne will feel
at home Immediately. Any scientist will
tell You the Importance OF impressions
received in infancy.
After he gets a little confidence in
that way. you can hold him on top of
the water and let him 60 through the
general motions of swimming. ducking
him every once in a while to keep up his
confidence.
Wen, be good.
Joe.
-<s~--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Union Reception POSTPONED

The reception which was 10 have been
given BY the congregation Of Union
n f. Church in honor OF their pastor
rev H. W Ewing this evening
mas been postponed until a later date.
The postponement is due to the re-
ception date conflicting with the DAT
set for other activities. 4 definite dato
VIII be announced later