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receiving treatment in a Durant sani-
tarium.
VI. A. Hahn and John u. Cunutt OF
Maryvilic, Missouri VINO are interest
cd in the Yellow Hills. oil proposition
are in Madill for a few days visit.
Joe Ross, form ariy resIdeat of
Marshall county. but now residing al
Durant was in Madill Monday attend
ing District court
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished bed
room. Easley Apartment. ll61a North
Washington. Phone GAL. i3-lO
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Houses For Sale

a AN" SSN' -
s3OOO-5.room, modern brick,
northwest.
s1OO0-Corner lot. II northwest.
sjOO0-6 rooms, modern, north-
west.
sa75O-5 rooms modern, d south
west.
s60OO--lO rooms y. Washington.
s25OO-s rooms modern, c south
west
s225O--2 small houses. big lot, Il
northeast
s4OOO-5 rooms, modern. Wolyerton,
northwest.
scOOO-6 rooms modern, MeLish'
southwest.
s575O-G rooms modern. Stanley;
two blocks from Ardmore
Hotel.
s25OO-5 rooms. modern. c north
east.
s2OO0--lS rooms, hotel, downstoirs
lobby; snap.
s}jO0-5 room dwelling. store build
ing; X northwest.
Terms on any Of the above build
ings If desired.
Studebaker, bort or Ford roadster
as first payment on place: who
| wants them.
What have YOU for sale in First
or Second ward. Let US know. We
| have the customers.
! Akers Ramsey
| g. Wagner
pose Won weise Bldg. Phone 'Oj
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Wants

Two cents pcr word each insertion.
y minimUrl charge Of so cents made
~" ads run one day only. Copy must
." IN Ardmoreite office by 10 o'clock
week days. II received after that hour
ads will be run too late TO classify
All want ads are cash. Advertise
rcnts taken over the telephone are ac-
cecte9 only ut customers risk and the
N:imoreite will nor be responsible iot
.,tro-8 unless advertising copy is hand
Ia ~ .,,, .,rflo,
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Poultry and Eggs

BARRED ROCK EGGS for setting, 81
per setting. VIM Thorogoo1, College
Hill addition. Phone lS20-R. 20-lmo
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Livestock

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FOR RENT-Two, Groom apartments,
stoves, shades and kitchen cabinet
furnished, w. S, F'raley Phone 22Ol
or 5G4 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
CECIL COUNTY NOTE s.

Special Correspondence of Every :vening
F.lkton. Md. Feb. II Sheriff Seth,
Deputy sheriff lIumcs, Chief Of Police
Potts and State Motor Officer Moran,
made ncapturc of FIVE bandits, late Mon
dav nj ght Taylor Freeman, G. G. Nc
Curdv, G W Burroughs AARON Tracten-
berg. all Whit and Leroy Mason col
orcd. all from Washington and Herbert
King, of Balstnn Va The local officer =
had received early in the day n report OF
the gang holding up James DO olittlc, OF
Philadelphia near West Grove, Pa, and
rohbirg him of S6O0in money The robbers
drove 10 Flkton aud stopped Mt Pierc @
cafe for lunch when the local officers
closed n on them and took them INTO
custody All were armed Between $500
and $500 n money was found IN their
pockets.
sheriff Seth and Deputy IIumes. were
outwitted early Yesterday morning near
Rising sun when they attempted to
arrest machine containing about Sl.Oo
worth OF whisky The officers jumped On
the running board OF the machine. but
the occupants gave them shove, knock
ing them away and made thcir escape
The funeral az Mrs Elizabeth \. Har-
vcy. who dicd on Tuesday at her home
North East her son Vaughan Harvey
who IS confined in Elktpu jail charged with
causing the death Of his brother Lawrence
Harvey who died Tuesday night In
Union Hospital from gun shot wounds.
will take place tomorrow afternoon, and
also the funeral of Lawrence Harvey
The local authorities. Il i said will
permit the prisoner t. attcrd the double
funeral nj North East Friday
School attendance Ohccr McNey. had
a dozen more narcnts from various sec
tIops of Cecil county before Justice Scot
ten. Yesterday. charged with permitting
their children "a violate the school attcn
dance law They pleaded guilty and a
firc of 81 and costs was imposed on each
Mr. and Mrs OtI. Kline. entertained
about - Wilmington friends at their
home n Flkton Tuesday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
LOKING I'M ON OLD FRIENDS
Former Wilmington Printer Of
Old School Resuming Former
Acquaintance Here.

John Finan of Sca lslo Clty. y J..
prosperous hooking and ~ gcnlal AZ eyer
Is - Wilmington tins wcek renewing old
acpmintancca Mr. flnan IS A Whining
toniai born and bred. but for score ~
years or more has been making his home
elsewhere Tor aNollf ten yeara he has
hren at Sea Isle cfty. where ne followed
thr business of contracting wifh much
SUCCESS until reccsilv. ~hol nc retired
But Sea Isle Gity IS now his home. ~ 10
considers It n be tho fincsf of aiI seaside
resorts. and the lost place il the world
Tor healthy. conRenal living
Nr Fman Is n printer of the old school,
and lenraei ~ 4et tvpe and ~ per-
fect himself n the details of the art
preservntiye II tho office of the famots
Delaware Gafeftc one of tho several news
papers that sui,seguentir wero combined
With Fvcry tvenlpg lie also worked on
the Morning Herald II the q Byrncs, and
81 the IN ltal1utnhers of l's sucecsRos y
the Mornigg News lie continued n fhe
business for many Years
ime had whltencd hr Finans hair
buf he = n vigorous healfh and looks
we'll IL dadz i few of ms old Wilmington
friends still living. and Is enjoying m
tercparse with fben thls week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Laurel Man Invents a Road Plane
That May be Converted Into
an Ice Boat.
Cash PRIZES FOR CLUBS

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Newark Feb Il Theodore t. Martin
State Club Leader OF Boys and Girls
Clubs has ust announced 5000 cash
premium list for the kcnt-Sussex Far to
be held NJ Harrington July 26. p. %, %
and 30. Dewey Sapp of Houston, chair
man of the Bows and Girls club achieve
mert champions of Kent county, has
bccn elected director OF the fair and
appointed superintendent Of the Boys
and CHRIS Club department
The new superintendent has arranged
for the premium list IN cooperation with
the County Farm Bureaus and the State
Club office The contests will be open to
ho<s and girls Of the two counties be-
tween the ages Of 10 and y years, who
src working on the farm and home club
projects or enterprises In which they
are entered at the kert-SusseX Fair, under
the direction ot the Kent ard Sussex
'olntv Farm Bureaus, in cooperation
WITH the / : Department OF Agricul-
.urc thc EAtersiun Department OF Della
ware College and the Public school COM
nunitics Entries will have to be IN by
Iulv ~ The best club exhibits and the
hqmpirn Judging and demonstration
cams will bc sent TO tho State Fair
NJ cauring club members of Kent and
;,lsseX counties are eligible to enter the
contests and separate contests VIII he
conducted for each county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
WEDDING At NEW ARk

Newark Feb l7-At the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. 4. g. Stroud of Newark, last
.vcaiac. their daughter Miss r. Eliza
beth stroud was married 10 Harvey W.
Maclarv. son Of Mr. and Mrs. c. ".
Maclarv of Newport Mrs Robert
,Blcpis Of Wilmington sang Sweet
ucart and played "Lohcugrln wedding
m march The ceremony was performed
.lndcr an arch entwned with white carna-
,lans and ivy, BY Rev David 4. Reed,
pastor II White Clay Creek Presbyterian
hutch
! ne bride wore = charming gown of
uhitc crcpc meteor combined with satin
Ie Luxe with pearl trimmings She wore
. cop shaped ,-oil caught with bridal roses,
end carried . shower bouquet Of bridal
-nSes
Tho bride was attended hv her sister
Mrs Warren Crarston as matron Of
apuor. who wore gown Of pale green
satin ard carried bouquet Of pink
sweet peas The bridesmaids were Miss
Rc>slr NIaclary = sister of the groom,
Who wore 4 gown OF punk SATIN and car
mel bouquet If PINK sweet peas and
Ms Mildred short who wore a gown
# peach bloom satIn and earned = bouquet
4 pink sweet peas The groom was at
.rcded Nv his brother Robert q Maclarv
After the ceremony q collation. was served
Mr. and Mrs Maclary were the rCcIp-
onts u meav beuatlful gifts.
After = short tripsspent il Washington,
heS. Will reside n State Road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown Feb Fire, believed
70 rave been caused by defective flue.
destroyed the house owned by Charles
armour ard tenantcd by Ollie O'Neal,
two miles from Lirooln, this county.
Sunday, ertaihrg . loss Of more than
5000
Miss .Ie7die Mitchell Of AIillsboro and
I.a-l y Womten of Dclmar were married
II Nhltcsville. Saturday night, by Rev.
J. Il Met abe
TIE levy Court Commissioners Of
SUSSEX courty have elected the follow
iig trustees OF tie almshouse for the year
Harry /. Canror. Bridgeville; +. j.
Ninder. >eaford; Frark l. Lynch, Del
mar; shepard VI Walls. Georgetown
Z D.; William d Wilson, Lewes, r. D.
John r. Baylis a prominent business
man Of Iewes, has been appointed a
member Of the County Board Of Assess
raent. takirg the place OF Colonel Robert
G. Houston of this city, whose term has
expired
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
WEDDING AT q HEST ERToWN.

special Correspondence of Every svei.ing
Chcstcrtown, Md Feb IL Decorated
with ferns ard cut flowers. the homo oi
Mr. and Mrs " Robert IIucv, On
Mount Ncrron Place. was tho scene Of -
vcrv pretty wedding ~ noon on Tues
dav, when their sister. Miss Margaret
Pauline Huey, became the bridc q RALPH,
sharp Brown young business man Of
FederalsIrC The ceremony. which was
performed by Rev y o. Gibson, pas
tor of Chnst NJ f. Church was witnessed
hy a few relatives and close friends ot
Miss Huev and Mr. Brown. Az the bride
and groom descended the stairway into
the hvlngroom, Ailss Anna Brown, SISTER
of the groom, aCco mpanIed hy Joseph
\ Whcatly. violiuis'. sang very sweet
IL. 20 Promise Me
buffet luncheon was served 10 those
present. after whirh the hride and groom,
amid showers Of good wishes. left il their
automobile for al extended wedding
tour They will reside in fredericksburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
HOCKESSIN GRANGE.

Hockessin. Feb l7-Hock Grange
held its regular meeting on Monday even
ing Several communications on seeds and
fertilizers were received and discussed
Alter the regular business meeting the
following literary program was offered
Singing by the grange: a paper on Abraham
Lincoln, voluntarily brought To the meet
ing by Mr. Richards and read by Mr.
Guthrie followed by few remarks by
Mr.. Richards on this subject The roll
was called. the lady members answering
bv giving some helpful mint for the house
wife, and the men by giving the name
and remedy of some farm pest The
lecturer, Ellen Trimbe explained why
II Valentines Day Is celebrated. Irene
Gregg Of Delaware Grange gave an IN
terestlng talk on Grange work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
THE DARK CONTINENT.
Dr. Willis Rowe Lectures on Africa in
81. PauI's VI T.. Church.

tfrca tie neglected continent was
the SUBJECT III lecture by Dr Willis
Ronc u - Palls II + Church last
night Il wa- illustrated ~ more than
l0J colored lantern slides, and hy a
COLLECTION II objects oi native manufacture
and ase faciElffg rings combs spoons
and annicts
y representative of the Centenary
movement of the 81 F. Church. DR.
Rowe recently visited parts of the Dark
Continent RhIch nave a population oi
y 0W0Q0 natives assigned - the care
oi less than dozen schools missions.
preachers or doctors. working under the
Ghurca An earnest plea for all Nas made
II behalf oi the movement
\ supper was served preceding the
meeting. bv the women Of the church,
D. the leader. q the every member can
vaSs delegation oI the 1 groups INTO
which the church has been divided rhes..
are Interested III securing the funds for
the yearly budget Of So i0Q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
the benefit OF the school athletic aseo-

| for the benefit OF the school athletic aseo-
| citation.
At the meeting of the New Century
Club on Tuesday former presidents OF the
| club entertained. They were Mrs. John
| Pilling, Miss Frances Hurd, Mrs. G. O.
Houghton and Mrs. w II. Holton Fol-
lowing the meeting Of the club next
Tuesday the social service committee will
entertain the seniors and Juniors Of the
high school.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel L. Apslev,
aged sc years, who died on Sunday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tannie
Grant, was held yesterday. The body was
taken TO Wesley Chapel, Rock Hall, Md,
for burial The deceased was the mother
of Melville r. Apslcy, former chief Of
Police of Newark.
The annual banquet of the Delaware
College Alumni Association will be held
in Old College, Saturday night The
indications are there viii bc n large at
tendance. Dr Walter IIullihcn, president
of the college will make an address. Mem
bcrs of the faculty and board Of trustees
will attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
RECEPTION TO BRIDAL COUPLE.

Delaware City, Feb IL A reception
was given by Mr. and Mrs John Nctch,
last cvcu:i At thcir home ia h'1 ol
Of the arrival of their son ard daughter
in-law Alr and Mrs John Nctch. Jr YES
tcrday. from GLASGOW, Scotland Tho
couple were married recently ii Scotland
Mr. Notch is an cTprccr on The
Steamer Galahad. he and his bride VIII
reside FOR short time with thcIr parents.
many handsome gifts were received w
the couple, and darcing was the feature
az the evening music furnished by Pat
tcrson's stn orchestra
Thr following guests attended Misses
Ida Derrlckson. Cathanne RCsc, BESSIE
and Josephine HGgan, Gertrude Baker.
Elizabeth Nkcr Nj and Mrs Maxwell,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cassidy Mrs J.
Wilson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Home made, bur Hos No
Equal for Coughs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sskss q family .upr,iv ~ ,s~r.
dspsnJsb,~ eo-ssh silsdislns sss

II you have a severe cough ~ ehalt
cold accompanied with sorensss. THROAT
tickle, hoarseness. or lGcIlt breath. ry.
or II your child wake up during t0r
night with Group and wa want gI
help, try this reliable old home made
cough remedy. Any dfuggst can supply
you with ~ ounces 81 ilnef P'elr
this into pint bottle and hH The hf'f r.
with plain graHIiated sugar svHfn 'r
you can use clarified nD'lssfs, honey II
corn syrup, instead ~ sggaf sVfIl
desired This recipe makes PM
really remarkable r0ugh remfff. o
tastes good. and 10 suite ~ Its lrf
10 can be depended up1n % g
and lasting relief
You can feel this take ho'd ~ b
cough in way that means h3f nr
u ioosens and raises the rlIFgrgs F' -.f
throat t,cklf and s0ufhes arf leTs
irTitatsd mem branes that l.re fhn thr.f
and hfonrh al tubes RIth sI.h Df
moss. ease and certainty th8t rsH
astOnAhIng.
Pner = q special ani hiRh'v on
trated compound ~ genuine asrrsr
pine ertract and 81 probably fhf l.
known means ~ oVorrr ming snstrt
coughs. fhrOat and chest cold
There are many worthless .miatiers
~ this MIXTURE 10 avoid d'aarrD.
ment, ask for "'ih 9lnreH ~ Pine
with ful' rer' onr ard irr't nr.rp' any
thing e'se GHlrarfefi o. Hlf.
satisfact % ~ noDrv r'mff
funded The P.nsE Co. p tavrr
Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
BOTH SIDES ENCROACHED ON.

Delaware Cry. Feb IL The property
of Anthony Zcuris was surveyed, ycs-
terday. Tic survey showed that Mr..
Zeuris building was 81, inches on the
towns property on orc side, and that he
owned > inches Of the allcyway between
his house and the postofTice building
The survey is the result Of dispute
over the allcv. Mr. Zc,iris claiming that
his property has boon damaged at times
by the mail cart beng pushed through 70
reach the side cntraucc The alley which
is supposed to be four feet wide. shows
hut threc fnet : inches IN width
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
4. OF p. INSTALLATION

Delmar. Feb. 1.-THE officers OF
Red Cross Lodge. No. II, Knights Of
Pythias. Delmar were Installed, Mon
day evening. The following Grand Lodge
officers ofiiciated J.. W Marvel, acting
grand chancellor. 5. H. Morris. grand
prelate; j II. Huston, vice-chancellor
:. J. Stein. master-at-arIns; O J.. Mar
vel, inner guard.
Those installed were: r. r. Walls
chancellor commander; J. C. Killiam
vice-chancellor; W s l. Ellis, pIelate
NJ H. Hearn, master of work; W W
Whayland. master Of finance; J. f.
Cleary; master OF exchequer; " b
Elliott, keeper of records and seals
S. NJ. YI gliTg, master-at-arms; g. +
Hastings nIer guard; r. W p Wooten,
outside guard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Existence of God

Evangelist Nygren last nigat criti-
clsed the followers ot science. in an ad-
dress IN the Swedish Baptist Church,
claiming that they arc seeking Tor testi-
mnpy of the non-e<istence Of God The
gcoIogist dives INTO the depths Of the
esrta and the astronomer has gone INTO
the sky. he states. trying to find q denial
Of God when all nature stands as witness,
without once faltermg, against this
nhllosnnhN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Feb Magistrate Arthur
s. Hearn is havirg the exterior of his
Office on Market street improved by Il
coat of paint
Edward Lewis is critically Ill with
pneumonia at his home on West street.
4 mess meeting for men will he held
in Christ NJ. p Church, next Monday
evening. Rev. +. ID. Store of Balhmorc,
who is pastor and teacher Of the largest
mems bible class in the world, having
about 1000 members will deliver his
address, '"The Living Touch.
Clarence f. Garrett of rear Laurel,
left yesterday for Youkcrs, \. Y
Miss Evelyn lsaacs, of Bethel Is spend
ing some time with her parents, in Green
wood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17

Thomas " Rhea, Jr., formerly Of this
town. The wedding took place in Roanoke
on Saturday, February II, being per
formed by Rev. j. Lambert, pastor of the
NJ T.. Church of that city.
The bride and groom arrived here yes
tcrday on their honeymoon, having mo-
tored from Roanoke to Scaford, passing
through Natural Bridge, Staunton, Harp
er's Ferry, Washington and Baltimore.
They are now stopping with the groom s
brother, o. ID. Rhea here. They are en-
route TO Milford, where they will make
their home.
News has becu received here OF the
marriage of Miss Sara Lawrence, daugh-
ter of Mir and Mrs Harry NJ. Lawrct ce
of this town, to Joseph Paul Faulkner of
Wilmington in Wilmir gton on Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
BETTER THAN CAL ONH
Thousands Have Discnvered
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are 2 Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards OIivr rahi-fs --s
-ezlit n ~. Edward ~efr-~Inauo
not 70 treat liver sn0 tl1wei c1rnn a.r- \
r1th calonel F0~ i1 -ea- -n f
lheae tablets r. vegetable cumuo l~r
Ii1ed with Give qan - nIs r--a'.
JractIce with Fre7f -7iCrelg
They do az tlr gn0d fhaf ~aiomef
1oes rJlt have 10 had after elects. Nr
1zIns. TO F7pinz. N injury ~ f-a
y1rrs or danger TON AID f0oc8 err
they stimulate the lger ana lowe.q
Take Dr.. Edwards Oifv- Tablets
when you feel lngv" and 'heavv
Vote how they ciezr Cioucesi ban s~-
Oerk % the splrIfs- iac. ana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17

Immediately after 'Danderine" mas
sage, your hair takes on new life, lustre
and wondrous beauty appearing twice
as heavy and plentiful, because each
hair seems to fuT and thicken. Don't
let your hair stay lifeless, colorless, plain
or scraggly You, too, want lots of long,
strong, beautiful hair.
35-cent bottle Of delightful "Dander-
me" freshens your scalp; checks dandruff
and falling hair This stimulating beau
ty-tonic'' gives To thin dull, fading hair
that youthful brightness and abundant
thickness.- All druRQists!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
@2
e SWEAR OFF
R TOBACCO

.No-To-Bac' has helped thousands TO
break the costly nerye-shattering to-
bacco habit. Whenever YOU have long
ing for cigarette. cigar, pipe, or for a
chew. Just pla harmless No-To-Bac
tablet in your mouth instead, 10 help
relieve that awful desire Shortly the
habit may be completely broken. and YOU
are better off mentally. physically, hnan-
cially. Its 50 easy. 50 simple Get box
of No-To-Bac and if it doesn't ielease
vou from all craving for tobacco 10 any
form. your druggist viii refund Your
money Without question
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
TO URGE CHILD WELFARE.

Dovsr. Feb l7-Anuourcement WAS
made here. Yesterday, that Mrs Maud
Wood Park, chairman Of the National
League Of Women Voters. ard Mrs
Clifford Pinchot, chsIrmsn of finance com
n,ittcc Of the same Organization, will
spesk before = JOINT session of the Della
wr-e Legislature here on February "a.
n advocacv of the bills pertaining TO
hid Welfare arG~ kindred subjects
ittc- he scssoi.. q luncheon will be
served ~ the Dover Century Club, with
he Dover eague of Women Voters as
hostess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
4 GREAT REVIVAL.

Iewcs. Fcb T. The NJ F Church
Of Lewcs. under the psstorate Of Rev
Howard Davis.a chaplain in the Delaware
regiment. is having ore of the greatest
reyivals ever krowa in the history Of the
church
Already over - conversions have heee
reported IN tho church and l6 IN the
sunday school The Treeti- IS have been
reid nightly for the pest iclIr weeks ard
the church has been crowded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
A NOVEL. MACHINE.

Laurel, Feb 17-E. Clinton Ward has
under col strllctiOn at his garage on Della
ware avenue conference.-the road
plare 1t is equipped with an ordipary
automobile crglne, but has only three
wheels An airplanc propeller will he
placed on the front of the plane, which
will enable the machine to attain speed
of between 60 and 20 miles.
4 novel feature of the plarC IS that Il
may be converted INTO an icc-hoat. the
wheels being removable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
CHASCO-VIN'S
l5OTH TESTIMONIAL

R. Z. Mckee ne - Car11rn
paper hanger~ -sld -urs .der
In a great medicine aru -tr.
better todav -hau i1r long
one Cf those BAD colds tla, al-
I was badly rIL
tooA. three BOTTLES 90 ha-...-.
tIXed ne up ~ S1od snap Hf
stronger and neueuted Sd .ag
takInE Chasco-\in -1At
v0u Ana everyone r.se
Chascu-t.r As -ll4 -Ir.
10 3 truly Errat medicine
G hascO-. ,1 . -o4t r
appointed gclls |llug
agents ar, ecker.
7il6 and -It Nare- l.
4)h Nar>ft = -ar
For -ll4ls5 'lgrs aAa ra-
KaocGsF For s.z.t colds ae
holt hEc, Sers t-G 1i
~ ae Nf-s IS, aasr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
OPEN k0STRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty! Your cold in head or
cataTrh disappears. Your clogged nogtrils
VIII open, the air passages Of your head
will clear and YOU can breathe freely. No
more snufiiing, hawking, mucous dis
charge, dryness or headache, no strug-
Cling for breath at night
Get a small bottle OF Elys Cream Balm
from your druggist and apply a little Of
this fragrant antiseptic cream in your
nostrils II penetrates through every air
passage Of the head. soothing and healing
the swollen or infamed mucous mem
brane, giving. you instant relief. Head
colds and catarra yield like magic. Don't
stay stuffed-up and miserable Relief is
sure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City Feb IL Captain
John lang Mate Of the T. ; 5 General
Carey for the past fcw wears has been
lsi of
4 card party was gwen by the teachers
Of the public school at their home, last
evening
Private Asobrnok Of Fort du Pont has
purchased a new Buick automobile
Mrs. William McAiullen 81 Port Penn
entertained her Sunday school class At
her home last evening