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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-22

Cut two pounds
Of lean beef into small dice, break the
bones and put them with the meat into.
saucepan, cover with two quarts Of
water; when boiling add one carrot,
one turnip, one onion, all diced, and
one bunch Of herbs. Simmer for
three hours, add two tablespoonfuls
Of cooked rice and serve hot with
croutOns.
NoWishlng soup.-Take one cupful
Of lentils, One-half cupful Of barley,
one onion, two cloves, one grated car.
rot and two quarts Of water. Wash
the lentils and soak them over night
In water to cover. In the morning
put them with the barley, the onion
stuck with the cloves and the grated
carrot, into saucepan; simmer for
two hours, add salt and pepper to
taste. Thirty minutes before serving
remove the onion and add two cup
fuls Of milk and four tablespoonful
Of butter.
Corn Chowder.- one-fourth of a
pound Of salt pork iAto small dice and
cook In sauce pan until brown, then
add two chopped onions, cook until
slightly colored, add two cupfuls Of
diced potatoes which have been par.
boiled for five minutes, one can Of corn
and four cupfuls of water or stock |;
cook thirty minutes. Melt two table,
spoOnfuls OF butter, stir in one table
spoonful Of -four and when well blend.
ed add two and one-half cupfuls Of
milk; cook five minutes, add the corn
mixture, salt and pepper to taste and
three tablespoonfuls Of rolled cracker
crumbs. Serve hot.
Don't idly dreaml There 10 no time
for dreaming,
No time to drone and loiter on the
way.
With opportunity each day is teeming.
That till you deign to waken. will not
stay.
Be then alert. for all around you CALI
ing
Are voices. to press onward. heard
Heed them. and venture, with no fear
Of falling
Don't idly dream. but do!
George Birdseye.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-22
SOUPS AND OTHER DISHES

Soups may be either nutritve o.
stimulating. A nutritive soup like
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-22
heKitchen
Cabinet ~
coDyrisht, 1891. western NswsDaDsr- cniOn

The free use OF soups ana fresh veg
otables IL wise for those persons who
have . tendency 70 overindulgence n
eating.-Jordan,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-22

N1s hees,o
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
PENDING TAX BILL
REVISION FORCED
Continued from FIRST Page.

amendments accepted by the Republican
leaders were practically the same as
those which the Democrats had been
offering. They twitted the Republicans
with taking a Democratic dose to pre-
vent party disaster.
President Harding's conferences with
Senate and House leaders yesterday
when he urged all factions to get to-
mand general Republican support in
both houses are believed to have been
the real cause of the quick agreement
to-day. 1t Is no secret that the big
Republican majority in the Senate and
House have been drifting in leader
less manner as regards the tax pro-
gramme for several weeks. The Presf-
dent has demonstrated that he can take
the reins at the critical moment and
bring order out OF chaos.
Two amendments were introduced to-
day by Senator Walsh (Mass.). Demo-
crat, one of which is intended to curb
investments by estates In tax exempt
securities and the other TO prevent eva
sion of taxation by means OF gifts OF
wealthy persons to their relatives. His
plan is to impose a tax OF 10 per cent.
on that portion OF an estate which is
invested In tax exempt securities In
addition TO the ordinary estate taxes.
and to have a graduated tax on gifts
ranging from per cent. on those from
$4,000 to $4,000. up to 25 per cent
on gifts above $10.000.000. He asserted
that this plan would prevent tremen-
dous loss OF revenue by the Government
The Democratic Senators continued
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
BIG EXCESS OF IMPORTS
IN JAPANESE TRADE
UnfaUorable Balance Shows
Increase OUer 1920.

TOXIC. Oct. 4.--The Finance Depart
ment announced to-day that in the
period from January to September Jap
ancse imports exceeded exports by
Soo,oo0.oo0 yen. This is a considerable
increase over the same period of last
year.
On account OF the decrease In cmigra-
tion to South America the Government
is reported to have decided TO grant an
annual subsidy of 100000 yen ($50.00o)
to the Oversee Industry Company on
condition that the company will SUBJ
sidize every prospective emigrant to the
amount OF so yen $25). While Jap
anese emigrants to Brazil numbered
5000 in 1918. the number fell to 1000
in 1920. The policy of the Government
is to find an outlet for the growing
population.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

their attacks on the committee bill
while the Republicans were In confer
ence, Senator Reed tMo), declaring
that II another bill was drawn by the
Republicans 1t would be written by the
interests for the interests and In the in-
terest of the interests" Senator Robin
son (Ark.) also referred TO the Republi-
can conference, saying that the measure
seemed to be dead in the hands of It's
friends
Senator Simmons IN. c. told the Sen
ate that the reason Senator Penrose had
informed the public that the pending
bill was only temporary measure was
because the opposition to the measure
had been so pronounced.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
COLT ATTACKS BILL
FOR FREE SHIP TOLL
Advocates Arbitration of En-
emptiOn of American Coast
wise Shipping.
CALDER MAKES REPLY
Insists Hay-Pauncef0te Treaty
Cannot Affect Measure
Proposed by Borah.
CALDER MAKES REPLY
Special Despatch to THE New YORK HynArD.
New York Herald BnyeAu.
Washington. ID. c., Oct. Q.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HnnArp
New York Herald Bnye4u.
Washington. ID. C., Oct. q.
The Borah bill to exempt American
coastwise trading vessels from payment
Of Panama Canal tolls was denounced
to-day in the Senate by Senator Colt
CR ID and defended by Senator
Calder On. ~.
Senator Colt advocated international
arbitration of the question and ex'
pressed fear that passage Of the bill
at this time would hamper the pro-
ceedings of the international confer
ence on limitation OF arms.
Senator Calder warmly defended the
right of the United States to allow the
free passage OF its own vessels. par
ticularfy in coastwise trade, through
the Panama Canal.
vote in the Senate on Monday and un-
less the situation changes radically will
be passed. 1t will then go to the House,
where 1t Is believed Administration In
fluence will bring about a postpone
rnent of action until after the arms
conference. Senator Colt said:
If this Is to be the policy OF the
United States with Respect to treaty
obligations we surely ought to
notify foreign Powers in order that
they may understand our position
before entering into these interna-
tional contracts. We have three
great treaties now pending before
the Senate and In order that Ger
many. Austria and Hungary may
understand our position we should
ratify each of these treaties with the
following reservations: The United
States reserves the right in case this
treaty Is open to two interpretations
to make its own Interpretation the
supreme law Of the land by statu-
tory enactment without the consent
Of the other contracting party and
against it's protest.
In the great international con-
ference about to assemble In WASH
ington in the interest of the peace OF
the world. the United States should
also announce that It had abandoned
the principle Of arbitration and that
It's future policy with respect to the
obligations OF treaties will be
founded on the rule of legislative
power and not on the rule Of justice.
Senator Calder said:
I am convinced under the terms of
the Hay-Pauncefote treaty the grant
ing Of free tolls to American ships
could not be construed as a discrim-
ination. Coastwise trade Is restricted
by law to transportation exclusively
in American ships. and ships of all
nations are prohibited from engaging
therein. Therefore 1t appears that
coastwise commerce in the very
nature Of things cannot be affected
by the terms of the treaty which re-
lates to tolls.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
SETTLEMENT REACHED
OVER BALDWIN FORTUNE
Mrs. Stocker Will Deed Half
of Property to Children.


Los ANGELES. Oct. 6.--That a settle
ment had been effected out of court by
the heirs of the estate of the late L. ].
ducky) Baldwin, sportsman and land
owner became known to-day with the
filing In the Superior Court here of an
agreement between Mrs. Clara Baldwin
Stocker. daughter of Il. j. Baldwin, and
her two children, Albert +. Snyder and
Rosebud Doble Mullender. in which Mrs.
Stocker is required to execute deed for
half the property inherited by her in
favor OF her children.
Mrs. Stocker is not 20 dispose of any
of her property except for "a valuable
and adequate consideration" while II is
understood that her children are not TO
enter into further litigation over the
estate. 1t is also said to be understood
that the will to be executed by Mrs.
Stocker to her two children is not to be
contested or disputed
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
GEN. HINES IS NAMED
TO SUCCEED DICKMAN
Vacancy to Be Filled by Stur-
9is, Now in Panama.

WASHINGTON. Oct. s. - Major-Ger.
John 7. Hines was designated to-day BY
Secretary Weeks TO succeed MaJor-Gen.
Dickman. retired. as commander of the
Eighth Corps area. with headquarters
at Fort Sam Houston. Texas. Gen. Hines
has been In command of the Second
Division at Camp Travis, which post he
took several months ago when Major
Gen. Harbord was appointed Deputy
Chief of Staff of the Army.
Gen. Dickman was former Chief OF
the Army Of Occupation In Germany
and has a continuous record of more
than forty-five years in the military
establishment. Secretary Weeks said
the vacancy in the grade OF Major-Gen-
eral would be filled by Brig. Gen. Samuel
d. Sturgis. commanding the Panama
Canal Division.
Gen. Dickman directed the Third Di-
vision In the Aisne defensive in the
Chateau Thierry sector. the Champagne
Marne defensive and the Aisne- Marne
defensive. Later he comma nded the
Fourth Army Corps in the st. Mihiel
offensive. the First Army in the Meuse-
Argonne operations and the Third Army
In Germany.
Gen. Sturgis trained and commanded
the Eighty-seventh Division in this coun-
Try ana III FRANCE anu seTNcu WIN bie
First and Forty-second divisions during
the Meuse-Argonne offensives observing
operations.
Reduction OF the training period for
reserve officers of the Army Engineer
Corps from three to two months in order
to make possible larger attendance was
announced to-day BY the War Depart
ment. The Department also announced
that the chiefs of the line branches Of
the army. the infantry. cavalry field
artillery and coast artillery had been
directed TO prepare in cooperation with
corps area commanders corresponding
courses for reserve officers in the va
rious areas.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
Kenyon Prefers Senate
to a Federal Judgeship

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Sena-
- tor Kenyon, Republican.
Iowa, informed President Har-
ding to-day that he could not
consider at the present time ac-
ceptance of the Federal Judge
ship of the northern Iowa dis
trict. A statement by the Sena-
tor was:
~ shall not be a candidate for
appointment to the position made
vacant by Judge Reeds resigna-
tion."
Senator Kenyon is chairman of
the Senate Labor Committee and
of the unofficial agricultural
"bloc." Friends and associates
generally, it was said, had urged
him to remain in the Senate.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
MOROCCANS FLEEING
BEFORE SPANISH ARMY
Abandon Xerfes and Villages
Soufhwesf of Melilla.

MADRID. Oct. 6.--The latest news re-
ceivcd from Melilla states that the Mo-
roccan rebels are fleeing before the Span
ish troops. abandoning xcrtcs. Mizzian
and other places In which they had con-
centrated heavy reenforcemcnts.
The Minister OF War issued a COM
puniquc which says:
after enveloping the Moors through
the capture Of Atlaten tthirty-five miles
southwest of Meliila) the infantry car
ried by assault the position and villages
of Xertes and Mizzian, which formed a
bastion. The Moroccans appear to be In
full flight The number OF the enemy s
losses Is unknown
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
OF BURNING
RIVALS CATALOGUES
Commercial Body Cited by
Trade Commission.

catalogues of mail order houses who
arc In competition with members of the
chamber is the complaint on which the
Chamber OF Commerce Of Missoula.
Mont. its officers and directors and mem
bers OF the Northwest Theatres Com
pany of the same city have been cited
By the Federal Trade Commission. The
complaint recites that since January.
1919. at regular intervals OF about one
year the respondents have collected and
burned catalogues OF mail order houses
soliciting business In Mlssoula and ad-
jacent territory in competition with
local business houses
The mall order houses petitioned the
commission for action. claiming the
practice OF the Chamber OF Commerce
was an unfair competition In business.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
URGES BOOST IN JUDGES PAY.
Ford Favors s.5,ooO for chief Jus
ticc, Others e25, 900 n Year.

DETROIT. Oct. 5.--Henry Ford wants
the salaries Of Justices of the United
States Supreme Court raised to $4,000
and that OF Federal Judges to s25.000
This. says Mr.. Ford. will make them In
dependent OF all outside influences in
handling cases.
A nationwide campaign, with news
paper advertising as one of the moves.
IL planned 10y Mr.. Ford to promote his
scheme. He feels that lie must sell
the idea TO the man IN the street.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
MINISTER TO NORWAY NAMED.

WASHINGTON Oct G. - Laurits &.
Swenson OF Minnesota was nominated
by President Harding to-day to be Min
lister to Norway. He Is IS years old
and Is engaged in banking and real
estate IN Minnesota. He was IN the
diplomatic service from 1897 to 1918.
serving as Minister to Denmark. Switz-
crland and finally Norway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
DEBs PARDON ISSUE DELAYED.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 6.--The question OF
parole or pardon for Eugene v. Debs
has been laid aside for a while" ac-
cording TO Attorney General Daughcrty.
who said to-day that such recommended
ton as he had prepared would be
changed in phrascology" before going
TO the President.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
ru,,, PRODUCE wARNrL
=, A,.esl.,.a ,.,s.. 10 r'vegy rvsnins

=, Associated rress 10 Every uvsnins
rhleAslphla Nov, e. Wheat
isv.si No ed winter i.eetiiii 10,
aafllths, inoti.Ne,
cofh. lower No. g tcr export. b5@
81. A.. No Z, tsaas No, : yellow,
ln.Al saAtoA,
pass. hlshsf 80. p white. 'fa'si
Na q Do. AiAtiA
llussst. lawtfi western creamery,
& nearby rfiN,s fancy, Aecti.
txas. hsahcf, nearby extra, nfnia.
a.. a.. rsnts. al western rsifa nfriA,
til As. ersss etAsei fancy selected
rssA -. ishft
,N~sss. STEADY New Ycfh whole
sAlA fsnsv nA,s. agAsal fair 20 good.
siAfsl icnshctn, saNAf'N single
as lslss. assa4A
i've roul,ly. lower fowls, No, ics.
N~fus. fcnAs 40 lewhefns ipn.ai
sffias ehieAsns not lrehofn~. inhsei
.shctns. isAsa aurNs white rehin
ssNsfl ae, nlsed veinrs 2ansai MUS
eAss. isHao turkeys. stAse,
fifssssa rnultfss nfml fowls fresh
tiIlta vheles ~ fancs. ataai, 90,
snsan .iaes. eeA foas,inx chickens
NtAyts. efAsti a.. western, sa0sa,
tfeliins vhi Nshs. Nearby. esmaa a.
llfh. soE .tl old rcosi is. iaHsii
aUfAs. htAagi spf.hg tufktss frcth
teuns ielus tttii av~faes receipts
atHAN
iplniats lfvfIl white hundred.
Nslsht ssifa ian0 lesasaoi fair 90
leei itanil'.
llEm UHll inNpf rNfi winter
sisa ahi western tftneipl 40, near.
lt lsNMt tAI tliun patent tqon
EE.I ae short patent BOO f.ao,
iaNa tliiHn afl fiW rifs patent
lsmf hlsha. tftaN cd,
iiaf NAN HHthfnKe1 timothy.
EtfnAf. no lsf ioh da. so 4. iteen
1900 rsupls. ia0Haieo6i 70 afsds.
s6tH itcol clover mlked hay. liant
Nsea iAspA9ne0l SO. mixed 1900
4itHt
Tsrfs. QUIET pfIms fiiy loose. tHi
a. special leosf. q prime country a.
saihif. lt tsffss.
blsh. ffml sofi winter in 100 pound
sssss. fstew satel spfihs 81 500
fftt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
FINANCIAL

-1Ntstments, Ntocks, BONDS 70
SECURITIES By my correct method OF
trading in listed securities on the NV
York Stock Exchange I show hand
some profit monthly. receiving one hird
for my services. Maurice NJ Wolf, COZ
Industrial Trust Bldg. Phone 567.
Write for Our
SUCCESS PLAN
of making money 10 the Stoc&
market
y b MULLINS & COMPANY
'4S2 ROADWAY. New York CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
utHcvtrs rAn>r>es.
>htlnksse ef Now Than Miilicn Dol.
lara IN Nine Months. Report shows.

The stues receipts Of the licVulrs
Powder 60. Got the nlne months end.
lns perssni,sr 90 1927, according 90
the quarterly report iust isnucd,
amounted ~ sii.isalnif 30 a. compared
with stetpapfiss fer the same period
duilnn The tsvVicua year, showins a
asltease az ta.oua est.es, The not
earnings uom al sources are reported
ih have amounted 20 stoe.eei.ht az
,umrated With N,fssffeie Tor the
ifs,lcus year, shcwins q decrease ot
si.ffS.his.ae
the tepos, sets forth that thc as.
ssta and business ~ the Aetna lN.
tlohVss Co. the, we've purchased
tune E. ipei, hv the Hercules EA.
ilusl,es Corpora tlon. a subsidiary ~
fti ileftui,s Powder Company and
ihal the Aetna bonds outstanding
we've nssum.d by 1tercrics nsplosiNcs
corporation. onc million dollars iwf
,alua ol lAhef,y iionds were set aside
a. pas certain obligations of the Aetna
4 xplcsiVss Co the. Nr and when The v
obligations are deiefmlnvi u that
luua ef Watch sstaaseea fcnaina,
shall he exhausted then preferred stock
ia escrow shall he reduced IN an
amount "a rar equal % such oxecss'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
tiNANuai Soass

= Ap,sfisn siofss fp uHeH a'r
~ ts'tel.ss - NNi iA tHmfaIs niti
= nthHia 80 inst NNrIN lass laaf ana
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fimfiHe So has Stops lf4.L tu4f
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Hifh thtffs a8I nNr. as lnlflnoi .f'.l
Htts esq fif iiHH AN4
Wine iift anH fniillsl stocks snam a.
- ffNlsi NfftttIt fif ulufnff atr raIi
AtNlHftsH hnpsllss Motors uas ona
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Telephone 200 For Classified Ads
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Offered

/
NUGB-CARPETN asiied Dried rivft
on floor Al moth disease germs de-
etroyed for two years by tho Hamilton
Beach Method Restores color eqtaI 10
new. Goo. n Haw0rtb, SOs West FIFTH
street. Phone 5G32.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
hspofisa Daiiy ~ Nooa by Laird 4
co.. au font Building.
si.soo."vo oRpIR ron CARS.
hisaso Milwaukee Place iarcesf
ton'rari since Return OF Railroads.

'hllaEo. Nov. ; An order for $500
stsel Aonaola coal cars. costing about
N,eQo.oop and asld 90 be the largest
Diael for railroad equipment 10 be
l'lNred silgr tho roads were returned
from government control. was an
nvn'le'd yesterday p, ~ r. Bryan.
president " tho chicago. Milwaukee,
and ~ Paul Railroad.
Fits thousand tons Of steel viii BE-
ussd ln fiilns tho order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
N.r iall nanl ll.ntlns..

. Associates iWsst 81 rfsf ffwHs
NtN Anih Net ae1nt aUtual cons
NIilHh ~ f'sHiing hunts hanhs and
ffHsl NninfsNles 60 thf wrpl SHOVE
hs' ihsf held $780, poo reserve ln
tess nf isfal requirements 1hls is
essfsett az tasit1fn ffUm aat
sftf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
im,nfi npNp QUOTATIONS.

y sssatlslfa ffss " rvers resnias
HsN fuHI HHt taelihfift bond
NNHfsNhHs closed Three and d hairs
pf Nfs a. ttHu hil SECOND fa
asit tld fifi asa psfAi ssoona
80 h&ffi third tAs ftkhl fourth
tat sspti fltion aAs mfti NN.
fHN t.s $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
STOCK MARKET DULL,
BOND TRADE ACTIVE
otssls. Equipments, ooppsrs,
leathsts Decline One 20
Two Points.
- Aa.sela,sa rress 10 livery lsvsnlne.

" KssVFFFFFH FFFKk FV fTNFFT TFFNHE-
New NefA, Nov. 1.-The hrlef SEES.
slen ~ the stock market to-day was
ful and l,reHular llIHh priced ellis,
sueh a. Mexican Petroleum. tnlifor-
MIA Petroleum and Houston. were
sirona hut junior shates, including
fselnc pli. showed constant pressure.
Soma ~ the feed rreclalsics and
motors also strengthened, hut steels.
equipments. enppvfs feathers, cheml.
ssls. and related shares essed Ia
Nulris. rtadinn in rails was trivial.
The eloslhs was irregular sales
amounted 81 $50 eco phates.
The bond market was fairly active,
some ~ the Liberty insues con,lnuins
their tesonf general advance 90 new
hlsh records
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. !.

Westminster Kentucky Ave. mr. Beach.
VS't'''''''N' Elevator TO street. pri-
vAte baths. running water. A. v. Kopu
owner and prop Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

NuniNsHh liilss hh AHttil ,soluent
*Hl tfiht tAsiotHsfa who will ls4V
h*f 'hitss . vel a. tho aftiDia
aessf Asa .aAss,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..
Previous

nf Associated Press 90 Every Evening
fhllsdelnhiA November Stocks closed
In L------ L.
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Help yanted--MaIs
MEN WANTED

WEN WANTED
To become wireless operators pev-
manent positions; good fusu-, 40
strike Salaries sI25 to 5000 p.r
month and up including expenses
IN most cases. No previous expa--
erce or knowledge of electricity peor.
sary. Common school s4l,css,,x
sufficient. Apply at once. utasnw
age and present employnsns. ru-
ternatiozsi Wireless INSTITUTES Mn
nsApolis. Minnesota Deps M "A
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EVERY EVENING
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undexed for Quick Reference.l
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LINE RATES PER. DAY.
Count six words 10 the line.
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge ad taken for less than SOC.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.,
Charge Prepaid
Day . ...-................lfc Ii csnts II cents
4 Consecutive Days....l2 cents 10 cen IS
q Consecutive Days, q cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request,
REPUBLICATIoN FOR = 1SS.
Republication will be mad 70 errors
not the fault of the advertiser II a vertis-
" will report the, error within = ho rs
,fter FIRST publications Of advertisement.
CLASSIFICATIONS NOT PER.
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are tcie.
phoned TO Every Evening will be accepted
az the charge rates shown above. hut
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as fun payment II offered at the business
office within six days after any such ad
ls first printed In the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
II be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads,
PHONE UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Talcer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

NIBONE CORSETIERRE Measure
ments taken. fttlngs guaranteed Mrs
Nettie narman, 1890 king street Phone
11S2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Write for Our
Money 70 Loan

MONEY TO LoAN-On mortEageS. In
sums 10 suit Will not keep yoQ waif-
ing II you have good security Apply
Walter +, Powell 500 Msrhss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS TIN
ED Repaired and rebuilt. estimates
free. When requested, viii be personally
done by A. q. wuntz, Gewehr Piano 90
SNeinway rel resentatives, ZIG West
Ninth street. Phone 764O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

DOLL HOSPITAL Comhings made up.
0ls Nest seventh and sl2 Walnut.
Phone 2926 y