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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

EEw men "a Auerica know more
IT sbt-it leKsrz tloai seslgned - make
cpfnmutit4sr be,ser placer 10
wbrh - i've a1d raise lafnllle1 tisan
Canon WIN. Rhesfe CHASE. " BrVgk
lvn. \. H.. ehairnan " the board of
directors ~ the International Reform
Bureau. ~ NasAlnTton.
Canon Chase ie famiiiar hxsfe
W bVsh WesbiHg1sn. - g.. and
Aiinnv. y T.. where bis influence u
aiwaFs tetrg rsed ~ fnrfher reform
legislation ~ definite. constructive
fgp~ he hes been active fyT geai .
III 'he fr0mnfinn ~ iegissAfio9 wh3eh
wi1 aid " the eiiminasion n y.ee
ard efGEif
Tte fnternafieasl Reform Raresr
i burssu ~ lectures. HiprnfuFe ard
las for prongting rnofai reforms. n
- sspssyrfed ~ tie veixnfaTT con.
iflimihsAs " u.3se tbAn 1000
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

aNe ntrythageh aursvg rwt~Ftf That
f'olanhia ms no adea lafe Wnrkinx
Anas hs#snAe ~ shV fWYwNes ~ reH.
r..4 anl lepra~x snlaHg lss t-aplr.
.AlWsnnla "a Hrh ~ platinum NalH
silver enFfse, faepef and 0ihvf uilu.
.gnl ASA gr4psWbla resources
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

tteneh physician hAs tllarevwfrd a
uns sa rutn pulse taHt seuaNA N fhs
rars With aep Ans ~ dwfrfilvv hiaoi
circulation #lsh alternating electric
currents,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

The Want Ads have helped msa7
gala 80 education.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

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TX a certain Eison term one VII
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

WANTn,s gle@n. light cotton sAS4
t.e~daw Offfes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
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A 50aarrel oil we'll on s0xi91
'rof iot was drilled 10 At Auskogea
Sunday AZ a depth of g,fi3 feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31
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INSURE INSURE Against FIRE
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

state leaders " me r. q. r arc
planning statewide school a IN.
strucsion with the oi,lees Of indlnius
fll women and mea 10 1n3h register
and vote u Il the ohlect y hate
every negro woman in the black belt
10 register. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

seyeney-shrce ger rent Of ausonlo-
bile owners IN the etate have faIicd
% secure their s9so license tag and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

Mary Meswiney, SISTER Of me late
krd MAYOR q coFk viii speak n
Nuskoeee. February 15th. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-31

FOR SALE -ole pspers zs ne Lsas-
e. Office.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
City Democrats
Still AT louis"

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
ton to prevent party harmony, have
as bases of their influence, certain
men who hold important places under
the State Government. Under Mary
land laws and customs, these men are
very largely amendable to the execu
tive influence when the Governor
chooses to exert il, and there is very
little doubt as to what he can do
should he take hold of the situation
with firm hand and resolute detern,i-
nation to borders almost on party
chaos. The class of men who are now
openly threatening the Democratic
party with defea this year. are really
very few in number, but they have
considerable inhuences-but the one
man who has it in his power to bring
them to terms and reduce to a mini
mum their power for harm, is the
Democratic Governor of Maryland,
and the belief is becoming general,
that he will take the necessary action.
drastic as it may be. when the proper
time comes along, should they show
any disposition to carry out their
threats.
1t is not up to the Governor now
but it may be up to him later on to
save his party from defeat this year,
and he will size up the situation there
is no doubt.
PAUL WINCHESTER
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
FRANKLIN CITY NJ. p. CHARGE

Services Sunday, May goth, as fol-
lows:
notwithstanding at 1890, A.
NJ. Sunday School at 2.30 PM.
Girdletree-Class Meeting at 1890
A. NJ. Sabbath School at 2.l5 =. NJ.
Preaching at 800 p. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures meeting at
$50 A. NJ. Sabbath School at 2.30
p. NJ. Preaching at 100 p. VI.
Signpost Sabbath School at 1890,
A. NJ. Class meeting at l1.l5 A. NJ.
REV. r. w. SUTCLlFFE, Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching Sunday morning at 1890,
"The Origin and Use of Sunday"
Sunday School, 11.30 Mrs. c. l..
Vincent, Superintendent.
There will be no evening service on
account of the Baccalaureate sermon.
REV. w. s. KREGER, Pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
N,RhrT HousE ron FIREaEN.
" Townsend Thinks Safety De-
nartmeuf should Itavc building

II 1 letter to City Councilman AleN-
a,ls,. r. Abrahams. John M Town
,a,d of Narshallton eSrrcssts the r.
lief mai the Pubic Safety Department.
sbould purchase the Second street
market house and convert II into
5re engine house. with c9mp@ns
II one end for service on tho tas5
side ~ Town and another company ~
The other end to respond to alaru~
from, the west side Of the sily Ha
thinks if would be good move i
second story had TO be added 10 The
structure for firemens quarters, lte
suggests that all the dealers who have
stalls in the building now should
move TO the Third street market
house. Mr. Abrahams has forwarded
the letter to the public Safety De
partment for their consideration
Mr.. Townsend thinks the Third
street market house should be made
more modern and up-to-date, and thas
the Fame Fire Company's house IN
West Second street should be convert
Cd into a cold storage plant fer farIn-
ers' meat and produce. lie pointed
out that there is no cold storage
plant in Wilmington that farmers can
Use. lie says the fire house is well To-
Gated Tor this purpose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
war EXCISE TAX.
rhamber nf Commerce Complies Local.
Vote Asking For Repeal.

81, ,,ri4er-,tion of the referendum
.,i.,,.,se among local business
W. -b nv chamber II come
'l''. n.., ,amplatsd. This vote
Hill, rart 81 ms nation wide
NJ ,.'nt t..,,, N ,ha National Chamber
N -,,,4 r,l,5vtns results have been an-
FIJI r,peai of war excise
.3 in relation ro particular
N .<.ent transportation and
u ,epsai of war excise
iii .,,, RECOMMENDATION and com
..s,,. Il, ADDITION to repeal st
excise profits taN .-o7
In favor of hte use Ni
sales tax instead u ineFea 80
taxes on corporations
go, .of the use OF a sales taN
IL h~,pq IA tbe whole amount of SNo',-
w, W ~ .,o.ae., "a replace tho revenues
lost by repeal 81 war eN' TIT
particular businesses
800, III fhe use If increased
- 4, ~. vyhola amount ol SS00,-
~ ..-.9,,3 II rapiace the revenues
lost hy repeat oA va .s..,i.,,,
transportation ana S''iil''',. .l,a tav III
IN favor y Nsliih H
bring in the en''le ..,.-a +bc
zoo, 600 eco needeu Y eas i, I'D
revenue which WI III il, rat-
place the war excise I. +,.srsporta
ticular businesses anu III
tion and communication.
IL favor II suing a turnover 'aN
II + .,3es and not limit
on aH 49, Il. Goods wares and
inE j 70 taN 81 eo'7
t,4.sr,. .handise aione
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
:, Too. Telephone Your Classified Ad.

ing souvenirs of IT, So fine waa the paper
ground and ~ tightly wna II packed tha I
miniature Washington monument
could eaaily be labeled 100000, and no
one could dispute the claim. A still
smaller plaeuuu Of George Washington :
head. about three inches tall and
very thin, was marked on the back,
81 600
The rnauernted money souvenir proved
a profitable and popular scheme. and for
some years the little figures suld regli-
larly. But to make the money IN The
article more Obvious an attempt was
made To tear off bits of good bills and
paste them on To show parts Of figures.
The pieces were much tno little 10 be
redeemed but the government decided
the MONEY souvenirs were getting tn be a
nuisance. Treasury officials had acid
pnt IN the wntcr which mncerated the
bills in order 10 destroy the printing on
them. After that, the nnrerated money
lpoknd no different from any other kind
of paper pulp, and the souvenirs were
spoiled.
THE rosr cam unszE.
But there Is always something new TO
take the place of deftnct novelty. The
postcard had long and exciting career
as souvenir. When people collected
them, only few Years ago. there were
dozen or more makers Of cards in Wash
inpton alone Even now, views of Wash
ington sell bv the thousand every year
There ore as mnnv as 300 different cards
Of Washington. ranging from such old
stand-lvs rs the monument aud the
White House. to the newer cards Of
President Harding, the Lincoln Memorial
and The Capitol on a rainy night
As long as tourists rush about trying
70 ace everything in limited time, the
post card will he necessary adjunct ot
travel The simplest form Of long distance
communication So far discovered Is
the postal Of, say the Medical Museum,
carrying the feassufing message, We
saw this today,
The travel post card Is still used rs a
sterroptieon slide in simple home enter
tainmcnts, but as a fashionable souvenir
for uaflur album. Il Is aa pnsse as the
paper-weieht shell with the Monument
painted on Il
Some Of the nnee-familiar tfinkets
which havc passed ont Of the tourists
life had an mfitnelv and through the
war Germany furnished many Ct the
cheaper suuvenirs. and American manu-
faoturera have not been able 10 make
some of them at salahle prices.
We are told bY man who IS closely
j touch with tho latest developments OF
souvenir business that the present
I l. the ph tograph hfter getting this
Il tiifcant top On the situation, Il would
b obviuns 10 any unframed eve that tie
n1o graph is certainly being featured
i Washington Every downtown wiitinw
displays the Capitol on rainy
night, the White House on rainy night
he Monument nt night rain IN this
! ist instance il dispensed with as there
i no way Of rejecting the monument in
| the grass which surrounds it,
Then there il the much-copied picture
of Washington Japanese cherry trees.
with MT which we imagine no home il
complete hy this time. In this the re
fleriiun is in the water over which the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
You Can Be An Advertiser,
Changing Taste
in Souvenirs
ny Frederic ]. Irankln

Washington, july 2. Washington
generally known aH n non-enmmefrial
city, In II huailinp enter of one trade
the souvenir business Tho way to The
Capitol along Pennsylvania avenue is
marked by string Of stores That cater
only TO the seeker Of souvenirs
A casual glance mt the Windows Of
these stores would convince any one
that the day OF the Victorian knirhnack
is not entirely over. The mahogany
what-not that stood IN the patlor corner
and displayed shells, statiettcs, and
pne-cone. Thermometers on its towering
shelves is perhaps q relic. but the kind
of thing il held is still with u.s.
The window OF any one Of these soti
vcuir shops is crowded with glittering
array of what must be sallble souvenirs.
There Il clump Of paper cutters war
ranted dull enough so that . baby could
cut It's teeth on them with ifnpnuity,
Fnl rendered further attractivieshy the
CapitollDome embossed on each silver
handle.
Beside the paper cutters Is row of
Jewel cases with shiny gold or silver
finish and a red velvet lining, and the
Capitol, looking as natural as ever, on
the cover. Then come ranks Of silver
candle sticks, vases, pin trays, ink stands
huge platter spoons, match safes, IN
fact anything the most exacting tourist
could desire 20 wish upon his friends.
and every one of them displaying full
face view Of the Capitol,
Above the carefully arranged disorder
of the window shelf hang pillows and
pennants The pennants hnve Wash
ington' sprawled across their entire
length, but the pillows, as might be
expected. wear the Capitol, with .
wreath Of pink roses twined round about
a Doms
The windows Of these souvenir mt
sieume are sure-fire bait for the stranger
in town, ard even the hardened native
NAV find himself pausing 10 lonk ovei
the exhibit Sailors. children dreamy
couples, and ordinary tsfrantiealley
1lccting appropriate souvel irs for the
| 70 ks At home, are tho patrons who pro
esq from the window tu the interior
III arc they are reward a hy further
~ n lers The wi idow " Dnlv a sample
case, but the III y itetlt might easily
I've warranted 60 rontaia every possible
| article on which the Capitol could siut
ably be nmbl blazoncd To complete ih
/ ilh ion Of universe Of capitols. mirrors
/ III the walls back Of tho glass show caaes
multiply the stock to the nth degree
1 Contrary 70 first impression styles
/ i 1 souvenirs DO change Tho silver sunon
with some celebrated building adorninp
the handle Was 20 Years ago the popular
souvenir Of trip to Washington 1'hel
came the macerated money craze.
SOUVENIRS MADE oF MONEY.
The paper pulp which was left whel
old bills were ground up at the IreasIr,
bore faint signs If having been money
The pulp was used largely IN hook bind
! ingibut some genui ices thought Of max
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
RADIO P|LOTED FLEET
SAFELY THROUGH FOG
Washington Reports Wonoertul
Demonstration Of Wireless
Compass.

", Associated Press to Everv Evening
washington July ~ remarkable
aanen stration 81 The pcacetime value
~ radio compass. . war development
u,as furnished durlug the recent pas
SAGE 81 Bsttleship Division Five of
the Atlantic Fleet from Hampton
Roads 70 Boston. according to an al
nouncemant az tho Navy DepaTtmtns.
The entire voyage was made IN e
heavy fog and navigation all the va
uas accomplished hy shore raoia
compass stations. submarine bells ans
soundings. not light or fixed and q
navigation bc5ng ighted on the trip.
From the time departure vas tahea
until Boston hghtship was picked up
not a vessel or lighthouse was seen.
says a report from Vice Admiral II.
= Jones. commanding the battleship
foeco The foc was SO dense that
auting most ~ the passage the ships
asttrn of the division flagship were in
visible
Had Il not beer FOR the radio CONS
pass situation the arrival Of Battle
ship Division Five would have been
grcatly delayed This practical
NtftttAAtHAAuAtNi Ai AstAAAb Ali tAtAUlA ltiiA-
iue is a clear Indication OF the military
value of radio compass stations an,l
81 the necessity for continued develop
meut along this line.
Radio compass stations have now
heen established along the coasts 50
that vessels at sea in foEgy weather
ran communicate with the stations
and N a feW minutes establish their
correct position AbCut 2.5o0 ships
nov receive The service each
month, q was announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY
FOR WOOOLAWN
West Side Community Will
Have an Interesting Day
and Evening.

A varied Fourth of July colebra-
ton, comprising athletic activities fer
both juniors and seniors, during the
aay. and hand concert. sing and a
handsome fireworks display IN the
evening, viii he held by the Wood
lawn Neighborhood Association. COM
posed cf tenants of the Woodlawu
Trustees. Inc. houses. on its play
ground at sixth street and Grant
avenue. Funds FOR this observance
were realised by each Of the 500
membcts combining their small CON
trihutluns The program for the
daNh sporting events Is as follows
Prom 10 20 it.30 a. m.--games FOR
children under u years.
Prom lso 70 r. m.--sports for
boya and girls from ~ TO i6 years.
Including dodgehall. volley ball. poA
iato races. relay races. 5O-yard dashes
fu hoys and girls, a ioo-yard dash
Tor boys. tug-of-war and bicycle
taUes
From 3 g. 8 r. m sports for senior
members The events for mon include
80 and t0o-yard dashcs fat mems
race aud potato race, The events FOR
women comprise so yard dash. fat
ladies utc and shoo race
4 numbcr IT excellent prizes donat-
- to the association. viii bc awarded
The winners ~ these contests. Al
nemhfes ot tho association are ell
eihle g. compete
RetWecn and 2 O'Clock band
concert viii .. given under the di-
rrctlon 50 John Schold. and con-
munity sug VIII ~ l,d by NJ lios,-
man. 81 the Community service
T'hp fireworks display which VIII
h,glu Fl > o,'ork and consume tive
hours viii Is me most interesting
feature 81 tho dtY's exercises The
rAhlblt vii consist 81 3G pieces. i1-
emdInr two larra brilliantly culor.3
American naEs 4 reproduction of Nj
arlta Fails lis ee fect. Italian fancy
shells and electric fash wheels A1
Fl thp piu.,s ars % uuntrasting colors.
rho committees ln gharRe 81 this dis
nat ,amrus,s Walter Mihg3n
chairman willard nare John Ihomp-
aau. If Walter lynn, Mrs. James
Maxwell Mrs Warruh. Ms Shcr-
aard Mrs Ja,,bs Mrs watson. Mrs
II Grmth. Nfs. lI Al TaNior Mrs
Victor Fnbei Mrs lu1mfr Mrs llar-
,eV Mrs Singles Mrs ADAMS Mrs
wilkins and Mrs co'bun
The otn,ers 81 fhy association a
charge 81 tbs aGar arC l 'iyH-
hth president 2 lt lanisan s,,re-
fary and George A Hleroe. treasursr.
p,av0f I.aRoy Harvey rs Mayor WI
liam = Tavlor and members III 11ty
council have heen iu,itsa ta attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
PASTORAL RECEPTION.
rendered Rev. Mr.. Calhebn And His
Bride.

TIE FIRST United Presbyterian
Church. THIRD and Broome streets.
gave q reception 10 the pastor and his
bride, Rev and Mrs. Calhoun. on
Thursday evening in the church.
pleasing program was given. includ-
ina a Mock Wedding" with the fol-
lowing participants: c. Macklem, Miss
h.stella Kite Miss Emma Huey. Miss
Nolla Kite. John X Huey. Miss Reta
Kite, Mrs J Cafilee, Mrs. J. Huey.
] Cafhe, ". George. II. Whitaker. W.
Hammond. Mrs Holland, Miss Ruth
Huey. Mrs. &. Macllem. Miss Ruth
schafier, Mrs. y, Comfy and Mrs. n.
Hoylc.
In addition % the play. an excellent
musical program was given, the fol-
lowing taking part: Miss Irene Glenn.
Miss Helen Cathcart. Junior Choir.
Mrs. ~ Boyle J. Glenn, Miss Ruth
Sehaffer Frank Gilman and tho
church Choir
The addresses Of the evening was
given bv Evangelist W S. Walsh, who.
On behalf of the congregation. also
presented Rev. and Mrs. Calhoun with
. purse Of money. Rev Joel Gnnllan
led Ia prayer and bonediction AT the
close of the exercises refreshments
wera served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
S0UDER ACCEPTS.
Appreciates Honor Of Election as
school Board President.

A telegram received by M Howard
Jester, secretary of the Board of Edu-
cation. advises him If the acceptance
hy l3Ilwood Souder of the office of
president of the new body.
III accept with thanks, greatly ap-
pre,iate the honor was the text Of
thc message which was il response
to long distance telephone call ruade
Pm Secretary Jester to Grand Rapids.
Mich. whore Mr. gouder is making a
business Visit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

trees shed their pink petals The latest
attempt nt romance IN Washington
scenery Ii u view Of the cherry treoe,
pink ~ ever. with the lincoln Mprnialor
in the otTing, hooking like n Greek Temple
This kind Of thing, we are told, IL
sipplanting the stamped leather card
case. and the breakfast cup with George
Washington booking dignified on one
side and Martha looking dieaified on the
other II may be SO. But any one who
loves Washington must shudder 70 think
OF n time when the Capitol will no longer
be familiar aud beloved figure on the
nations jewel eases, pillow tops, aud
mugs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
EVERY EVENING
CLAssIrIED ADVERTISING.
llndeSed for Quick lteferencel


tlndexed for Quick Referencei
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count SIX words to the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge AL taken for less than 3ue.
Mo prepaid al taken for less than 25s.
Charge. Prepaid
1 Day .....,.....4s.4444...s "a cents IL cents
3 Consecutive Days :. = cents 30 cents
& Consecutive Days cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
REpUBLICATIOH FoR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault uf the advertiser. II adyertis-
er win report the error within "a hours
after first publication uf advertisement
Mf9fsIAgSIFIUATID NOT PER
MfTTED.
TELFPH0NED ADS
CLASSIFIED advertisements that are teie.
phOned to Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will be arce fted
as fun payment IL offered at the business
ONCE within six days after any such al
Is FIRST printed in the paper 0therwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE FWD~T WO-I UNpNEb
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
PARK SERVICES.
Rev. George G. Williams to Preach at
Washington Heights.

Rev. George a. Williams. pastor Of
AIoCsbe Memorial Church, will be the
preacher at the union services at
Washington Heights tomorrow night
The services VIII be of a religious
Patriotic character and viii be pre-
ceded by the usual concert by the.
Band, J. Norris Robin
son, director The. band numbers win
b, patriotic selections Rev. Thomas
Kerr viii preside and Rev j. S. Gil
lillian viii deliver the invocation.
IN event Of rain abe services will be
held in Hanover Church. The band
concert will begin al 7.15 O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Mnnr Going 10 Ierse,.

A continuous line Of automobiles
was proceeding down to the ferry at
the foot Of Fourth street. this morn
ing to be conveyed to the Jersey side.
Many Of the parties were bound for
the big Tight in Jersey City, others
were going to the shore for the Fourth.
The ferrae nr,Hr. wee packed to ca
nacity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

ALEXANDER b. COOPER attorney
AZ law. has removed his Offices from
room 6na sixth fioorI 10 room Tl2 sev-
pnth floor. Equitable Building. eitv
HAY FEVER INSTANTLY RELIEVED
ny inhaling No Pollen. contains no acc
hnl or harmful drug sanp'e freet fuil
treatment $3.50 guaranteed refund " not
benefited Druggists. or No Pollen Co,
acksonvife, Florida
NpTICE-On and after this date ] will
i,p RESPONSIBLE for no bills contracted
hv nv wife. Margaret 81 CieaYer.
Alonza =. Cieaver. Wilmington Del.
July I, 1921.
WILL. WITNESSES To accident. shall
cross and Union street saturday after
noon. BOY on bicycle run down by
unknown automobile. please phone 1900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
sew rlvar store.

A new United cigar store is 10 be
located on the south west corner of
Seventh and Market streets TO b.
opened about the FIRST Of August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Restaurant Fire Yeaterdar.

A slight fire at the =. and O. res
taurnnt at Fourth and French streets.
yesterday. was extinguishe1 by the
district companies. The upsetting Of
pan of grease caused the blaze.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

H By calling Every Evenings classified ad-
IL vertsing department, phone 2200, you can
transmit your message direct to trained ad-
taker who will assist you in wording the ad
and give you the cost of same, and within "a
hours you will have interviewed fully $4,000
people. Do not put off longer making your
wants known--Start using these columns today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

ST This sounds like an utter impossibty, yet
O>is true--A little classified ad placed in the
and thoroug distribution that its safe to esti-
mate at least $4,000 people are made acquainted
with your wants within "a hours after you make
the matter known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
WE BUY AND SELL.
USED CARS.
KEIL MOTOR CO.
ELEVENTH. AND TATSABIs SITS.

USED CARS
Here is splendid choice 0f used cars
all ia f1rst-class shape, right ready 20 20
into service. These bargains viii move
fast SO il you are 20 get ono OF this lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

at Consider the time it would require to place
NI.your message before such mass of people
through any other known method at your com
mand, to say nothing of the cost, which would
be prohbitiye.