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Legal Notices
BOND SALE


8 PER CKNT slNKfN0 FUND BONDS,
Sea I'd bios viii = received az Ito Of
ne f,lr.,1 q ssmus, p Whit city treasurer.
Monday, December ~. A. D. 1921 for
al or any psrs thereof Of the I've hum
dred and: fifteen thousand. ave hundred
dollars 2f the city Of WILMINGTON ank-
ing fund bonds s5l5 .6oOJ said bonds
are being issued under authority Of an
Act OF the General Assembly Of tho
a ID. 1921. entitled IAN Aet Creatis a
Department Of public safety for tae
Slty of Wilmington and Prescribing ia
ity Of a. ordinance Of The Council" ,"
passed November "a. h. -. 1921, ard
approved y. tho Mayor on TIE Eayis
thorzo ths Mayor and Council Of VII
n1ingtcn TO borrow the sun OF fvs hun
dred and fifteen thousand ard Eve dun-
SsG S tse e'sIS lS SC pS e Re ss5ssdds 4
the sasd city In payment for real a ID per-
sonal property takol over and Dur-
chased ~ the said Department OF Pub
lie safety for the purpose of establish
Ing an efficient Ere department for saif
city
said bonds wiz DC is1,sd In de,,on5-
pies thereof. bear interest 40 the rate
OF I'VE percentum per ani-tn, payable
seml-apnually on April 4 AID October 4
OF each year hereafter until maturity
Said bonds Will bear date Of Dccernhor
(5thJ fifteenth. A. D. 1927. ana vii
mature as follows:
.$9l 500 win mature October 1. A. D.
s2oo.soo VIII mature April /. A. D.
s2o4 800 viii mature October /. A. d.
! 100 win mature April 1. A. Dlo57
Total. s5l5.5OO
al proposals must b. accompanied by
Of The Mayor and Council Of Whining
amount Of bonds for which BID Is sub
successful bidder or bidders fails 70 a.
cept and settle FOR bonds awarded them
at city treasurer's Office Wilmington.
Del, az or before u O'Clock noor 0n
December p, A. D., 1921. with accrued
interest from December Is. A. D. 1921
The genuineness Of the signatures of
the officials signing said bonds and of
the seal impressed thereon win be ccr-
titled TO by the United states MORTGAGE
and Trust Company, Of New York City,
and the opinion of Alessrs Reed. Dough-
erty and Hoyt. OF New York City, that
the bonds are legal and binding obliga-
tons OF the city Of Wilmington WIN be
furnished 20 the successful bidder or
+ bidders The right j. reserved 70 re-
JAMES b. alcaiANUs.
JAMES s. EVANS
4 JOHN r HENRY
I Finance Committee OF The Council" "
ROBERT d. KEMP.
DAVID NJ HTLLEGAS.
4 JOHN J. MONAGHAN
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
/ NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING-A meeting OF stockholders Oi
American Navigation Company VIII be
heid on January g. 1922. at ten fifteen
q o'clock, in the forenoon, at the Office Of
the company, No. West Tenth street
in the city Of Wilmington. Delaware. FOR
the purpose Of taking action upon
certain resolution adopted by the Board
Of Directors at meeting duly called o
said board. on December 5, 1921. de.
claring il 70 be advisable and most fal
the benefit OF the corporation that thi
! same be dissolved in accordance Will
the laws Of she State OF Delaware
Charles +. Godfrey. secretary America
Navigation Company.
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NAcMlloR SUGGESTS
L>IAkGlNG PRISON

Warden plummcr Of the workhouse
today received letter signed "A.
Bachelor mailed IN Wilmington, suc-
vesilnr thai hn addition bc built 90 the
wofhhuusp
IN, writer expressed the belief that a
lsfpri prison would bo needed 90 accom-
moiaic those residents of the com
muni'y sho inil to pay the s3 filing Zee
required hy the new iaN Inv Hls letter
Indicated that hp was hostile 10 the tax
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A N automobile salesman hah been making up 10 Tom
~ Watson for months ~ he send him pamphlets and
call him and take him out for nice long rides And
Tom certainly did fall for this salesmans carl
He wanted the and he needed it--but
There great big But" in this case-Top couldn't
afford the until he'd sold his 1919 model
lie tried everybody he could think Of who might
be interested in getting hold of good used car and he
became convinced that 1910 touring belonged to
the white elephant tribe.
The only offer he had to trade il in on the new
but he couldn't see letting it go at that figure The
seemed as far away next years vacation
And Then lie Called 2200l
And ny the time two days had passed, hed had three
good offers from who had been watching Every
Evenings Automobile column for just this sort of
opportunity ty-and his sold
That's What You Call Every Evening Servicel
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TwENTY.sIx WORKERS PLACED
Employ ment Bureau Securing Jobs
For Many Men and Women,

The Public Employment Bureau, in
the old City Hall, succeeded in finding
positions for five men this morning, and
referred five Others to possible positions.
Twelve new registrations were made.
Yesterday was the most successful day
of the week thus far for the bureau, 10
men and Z women being placed. The
bureau referred 22 men yesterday and
filed the applications of IL.
Four men were placed in various
positions by the women's department
today, while 10 were referred to open
ings. There were new applications
filed. Yesterday, seven women were
placed, Ii were referred and nine reg
istercd.
The news on the classified page
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srNrr DEMOCRATS To MEET.
Maiur Newman 90 trge Contributions
tn Wilson Foundation.

Major oliver \. Newman ~ Wash
inFton, u. e. viii address the mem-
hefa ~ tho Democratic state Commit
,ue a, their meeting NJ Dover tomor-
rnW. illt misslon is 60 urgc contribu-
tlpns 90 tho Woodrow Wilson Founda-
tlnn.
business looking Co the future ac-
tiNlties uf the committee will he dis
VuHsrd. The mrctinE viii begin AZ
~ ovlock and will continue after
iunph untn train time.
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4, Y, We,ool Wins Judgment.

iuasm.ni Cor $1,000 in favor OF the
plsinllr ln tho caao OF Clarence v.
N,Cool aralnsi Margaret A Jones
0ed ldsef Jones was awarded by
jury IN superior Court this morning
Nu'1ci waa Injured and his car
dsmesrd when tho Jones car struck
him while making repairs TO bic ma
chime
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AUCTIONS LECALS
Auction Sales

PUBLIC SALE-~At public auction Will he
exposed 20 sale on the premises. sOG
Delaware street. New Castle Delaware.
on Friday, December 10, 1921 a. 10
O'Clock a. m, all the stock Of fnerchau-
disc and fixtures late Of William a.
Taylor which said stock and fixtures
have been duly assigned % the under.
signed by William r. Taylor for the
beneilt OF his creditors Terms cash.
No goods 70 be removed until terms Of
sale have been complied with. Henry
X. Isaacs. ESQ assignee
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ENERN EVENING

CLA-~ifiiD ADNLhTfstNG
tjudss~f fuf Quick Nefprpuct.
liNt kArIs PAR DAY
Count sis ~ufds 40 the line
tuun, Initials aud uuiuhpfs a. words
M ,hsfe' al tskun fnf loss than soc
NJ pi.pN,d al tstpn Tor less than g5c
thargp fruuald
bar .,...... ...,..... Ia Cunls i2 cents
\ consecutive Days ~ cents ~ cents
u Consecutive lpsfs prnfs = cents
tb~b itNN ADVERTISING
stss'si rates fof business ADVERTISING
NRFViNl.it'AilON rOR ERRORS
Nrpu hilre ,Iun -i d, made Cor errors
moi ihs fault ~ The advertiser. II Advsrtis.
~ sill report the error within "a hours
oftsx rfsi plhiieslions uf Advertisement
NfW'f.Asslfi,Arlo Nor PER.
Mf1rfb
rEl.hi'lloNID ADS
tiiasstnvst Adsrfl l~"inerts that are tele-
phnppvt 20 r,rry Evening VIII be accepted
81 the cttAfss rates shosn above But
The utwSlakh ros' smpuni will br accepted
o. fili vAt Wlsnt N offered a. the business
ulne sltkln s!s days after any such al
IL nts' ptint~i IA the paper Otherwise
~. e"s' = the .hAfso rates quoted above
ell t~ rpilwssst
r~tvphon. Your Want Adj.
cutt~t TWO DsrwO.HtNDRED
All for Wan, 40 rakcr
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MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

MONARCH BEAVER COOK STOVE.
No, 4. only used two winters. good
baker. Apply after o y. IN. si5 West
Ninth street
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The news on the classified pag,
will interest YOU, too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

SHERATON DEsh--Solid rnahopan,
for lady: very fno Phone case e.
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SEWING MACHINEs--Easy payments,
~ per month. Machines rented. repaired
bought and exchanged: can furnish parts
and repairs for any machine ever made.
regardless OF age. Hcpstitchipg, picofing
button covering and plating Harman's r.
62U West Ninth street Phone S393
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

ORiOLE GAS RANGE--And Lion water
heater FOR sale. Apply COZ Geddes street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
USED CARS

We are Offering an exceptionally fine lot
Of used cars. Look the list over. pick out
the car you want. Every car can be
bought on our confidential time payment
plan. Come in. let Us talk the matter
over with you
1920 Chevrolet Sedan. T. b. model. $3.50
1920 Ford Coupe .......................... 45O
1920 Buick 5-Passenger Touring .... $50
1920 Overland 5-Passenger Touring 325
1920 Overland Roadster ................ 300
1921 Ford Touring electric starter. 275
1920 Ford Touring electric starter) 225
1920 Maxwell Coupe ...................... 375
1920 Oakland Roadster .................. 500
lois Ford Coupe .......................... $50
1918 Ford Touring ........................ I75
1919 Dodge Coupe ........................ s25
1918 Dodge Touring ...................... 425
1921 Dodge Roadster ..................... $50
1917 Dodge Roadster .................... $50
1913 scripps Booth Touring ...... 81
Every one OF these cars will ., sold
With standard guarantee and simply
can go wrong. Open evenin
KEEL MOTOR NI.
Phone o4Oo. Eleventh and Tatnall
a
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the Home Listed the Christmas Gift Suggestions Columns
AUTOMOBILES
Service misunderstanding


AUTO REPAIRING-specia In
Bucks. Dodges and Chandler cars A
Wharry, 1900 Market street.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
With years OF practical experience
/ am In position to give you tho
best possible job at n very reasonable
price; bids cheerfully given II
Greenstreot. Thlrty-hfth and Market.
Phone 1871 or 75i4 j.
AUTO TOPS AND CURTAIN-stearn.
rear 1403 Rodney. Phone el40 and 1889 ].
BATrERIES-- constant watching
and care: q rundown battery can sap the
energy and life of your motor In short
time Let us examine II today. Free
service. distilled water. Daylte Storage
Battery Service Station. 1909 Market
street. Satisfaction. 1915 King street
CYLINDER GRINDlNG-Let us re-
store your motors pep, have yorr
pistons and rings; all work guarau-
teed. Call or phone for prices l.. Il q
Motor Sales Co. i0S Market street.
STORAGE IN HEATED GARAGE-BY
DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. TRAN
SIENT TRADE A SPECIALITY.
PHONE 63l9 w.
TON" MARTIN GARAGE-4oi Har-
rison street Phone 622. Speciality
machine shop and general repairs oD
oil cars and trucks.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Printlng-Stationery

CALL 5696--And | will see you at once
about your PRINTING NEEDS. Chas.
H. Gray, printer. IL East Eighth street.
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AUTOMOBILES
Autom ohIIes For Sale

AUToMOBILES-For sale. Engines for
boats. parts for all makes of cars; sec
ond-hand cars wanted. Adams Street
Garage. SO4 Adams street
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TEN RUGS--And eight new feather
mattresses. George y. Lang Co., 1908 |
Orange street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms For Housekeeping

EAST SIXTH STREET, 203--Two rooms,
Kitchen, unfurnisbed. porch and bath
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FOURTH. STREET. WEST. 1sis--thrca
furnished light housekeeping rooms. all
conyeniencess Phone 7977 W
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JEFFERSON STREET, Furnished
rooms on second floor for light house
keeping or boarding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

500 go00-Chain stitch sewing machine. |
little shop. worn. 500. Harman's. 600 |
West Ninth street.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

AS "A TWIG rs BENT the tree IS in
clned. sowing machine for the little
daughters Christmas gift Is O step In
the right direction $500 at Harman's.
02O West Ninth street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sala

Farms and Land For Sale So
FARM-Thirty-th three acres. 1O-room house
and outbuildings In good condition. 3
miles from city Owner going west. will
sen right. You can arrange 20 see this.
Apply Walter T.. Powell, $50 Market
street. Phone 5197.
FOR SALE OR RENr-264 screS De.c
Glasgow, Del. large new modern house
new barn, new tenant house. Easy terms
N; Frankel, 400 West Sixth. Phone
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APARTMENT WANTED-Immodiat
3 or 4 rooms and bath. moderate rent
preferably north of Bran DIVINE Ad-
dress + y, Every Evening Of1ce
REFINED COUPLE-To occupv com
pletely furnished house. with owner
central couple TO pay table and all house
nolO expenses, no rent. Apply TO Il %
Every Evening Office.
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No with twO-ssory brick dwelling
house thereon. known as No. 222 VASE
INGTON STREET, with a front ef IS feet
l1s& inches IN Washington street, ald =
larf p AZ n faat inchas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02
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@z&MnomaM a0a

success as a business enterprise
when signs the marriage con-
tract.
There are brides who refuse 70
wash dishes because soapsuds spoil
their pretty knuckles: there are
brides who feel perfectly qualified
by reason Of their expressive eyex
and polished tresses to successfully
adjust a mans salary TO their own
extraVagances.
And when they fail to make ends
meet they harass husband for a
larger checking account.
Nine times out Of ten their hearts
are all right. They would be horri-
fed If accused. as in the above let
ter. Of considering a husband a ma
chine for turning out money! And
mos distressed to discover that the
husband. while still a lover, Is en-
barrassed. Inundated and losing
faith in himself because he cannot
get a raise every time his wife
thinks he ought to-
Thus turns the wheel of life
woman at the hub, man bound to
the circumference.
The most difficult problem OF
ried life today is not how to live
on small means. but how to live
CONTENTEDLY on any salary. 1t
is essentially a woman's problem.
and not TO be solved after marriage.
unless due weight has been given to
it by engaged lovers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02
SOUTH

The next meeting of the Woman's
Club will be held in the city hall
tomorrow. Mrs. j. d. Van Pelt,
chairman Of the Civics Department,
has charge of the program of the
day. which promises to be a good
n
Post Commander Harry A. Leon
ard, of Luke A. Lovely Post, spent
yesterday in New York city.
Luke A. Lovely Post No. 62 are
planning to hold an open house
Armistice Day, November IL. The
home will be thrown open for public
inspection. This will give the peo-
pie of the city opportunity to see
the new quarters of the post, and
inspect the home in general. Mr..
Lee Suits, rost entertainment Of
fioer, is busy with his plans for the
Armistice Day dance to be held in
the High School auditorium. Postal
cards have been mailed throughout
the city and nearby towns announce
|fng the dance. J~ohnstone's orches-
ira will be engaged for the occasion
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boehmer will
shortly move to their new home on
Broadway.
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. James Gordon. of David
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02
JAMESBURG

The case of Miss Cora Wilson. OF
Gravel Hill, against Hersel Haus-
man. in which the latter was charged
with causing her downfall ana
scheduled for a hearing at borough
hall before Justice of the Peace
William Paxton Monday. was set
tied to the satisfaction of both sides
when the defendant agreed to marry
the girl. A license already secured
satisfied Overseer of the Poor Har-
vey Hoffman and the complaint was
dismissed.
The party held under the auspices
of the Star Post, American Legion
at headquarters. on Church street.
Monday night, was attended by .
large number of friends of the le-
gion. Games were played. dancing
and refreshments proved an admir-
| able combination for the masked
guests. Many fine costumes were
worn by the guests.
Frederick Pirestine has move In
to his newly purchased home, vaca-
ted by John Whitlock.
Fidelity Lodge. I. o. 0. +. VIII
hold an important meeting tonighl
! when a number of candidates will
be ballotted for; final action taken
on the revision of the bylaws and
| other important business that should
attract a large crowd to the meeting
rooms over the bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02
II
BY DIR. II Ill. BISHOP

Civilization has learned through
long, bitter experience that epide-
mics and plaques can be prevented
only through the absolute co-opera-
ton Of every person in every COM
munity.
But even expert sanitary methods
fail against such a disease as small
pox. 1t was not until science discov-
cred vaccine for smallpox, that this
disease lost its virulence against
whole nations. Until this simple
preventive was hit upon. thousands
and thousands of people died of the
dreaded plague.
Vaccination made smallpox almost
obsolete. Yet carelessness and the
rarity of the disease are bringing ii
back. This because people get off
getting vaccinated or are altogether
Indifferent.
Vaccination is not dangerous. over
5000, 600 persons were vaccinated
in the last two years in this country
without a single death.
The method consists in introducing
. vaccine virus into the skin. caus-
ing what is known as vaecina. A
small pimple or sore appears in three
or four days; the skin around be-
comes red. slightly swollen and ten
der. In ten or twelve days, a scab
forms and soon drops off. There
may be a slight headache or fever.
In some cases. vaccine is not
successful the first time. in which
cases there is no sore and the treat
ment should be repeated.
Since vaccination is the only sure
preventative of smallpox. il is essen
tial that one should be vaccinated
| early in life. A baby should be vac
cinated during its first year and
again at the age of ten. After two
successful vaccinations, immunity
usually lasts a lifetime. However,
if one is exposed to smallpox and
has not had the disease. he should
be vaccinated at once unless he has
undergone the treatment within the
past five years.
Vaccination is a form Of health
insurance that pays many thou
sands of dividends in preventative
ness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Change the method of folding the
household linens once in a while.
Towels. napkins. tablecloths, sheets
and pillow cases usually show signs
of wear first along the fold creases
If you are in the habit of folding
napkins in tours try folding them in
threes the next time they are ironed.
Towels and pillow fold in thirds
Just as readily as fourths. This keeps
the wear rather evenly distributed
over the whole article and prevents
Sits along creases.
Menu for Tomorrow
BREAKFAST Cooked cereal
toast. marmalade coffee.
LUNCHEON-Meat loaf. creamed
potatoes, graham bread, and butter,
filled cookies, cocoa.
DINNER-Cream of tomato soup,
croutons, baked macaroni with
cheese, cucumber and lettuce salad,
pineapple sponge. plain cake, coffee.
My Own Recipes.
Vary the kind of cereal for break
fast from day to day. Even the most
popular one in the family will be-
come unpopular If served morning
after morning. Always salt cereal
sufficiently at the very beginning OF
cooking. A large half teaspoonful
of salt should be used to three
fourths cup of wheat cereal.
Meat Loaf.
One pound lean beef. 1 egg, 1 cur
milk. / cup bread and cracker
crumbs mixed, 1 slice salt pork. a
inch thick, n teaspoon pepper.
Put beef and pork through food
chopper. Add crumbs. Beat egg
slightly with milk and mix thor
oughly with first mixture. Season
with pepper. A very little salt may
be needed, but the salt pork salts
the loaf and keeps it moist. Pack In
a deep pan, covered with buttered
paper and bake an hour.
Filled Cookies
One cup white sugar, i cup brown
sugar, 1 cup butter and lard mixea'
= Guns flour. 1 teaspoon baking pow
der IL salt, Il teaspoon
nutmeg. 3 eggs. 1 teaspoon soda, i
tablespoon sour milk, 2 teaspoons
vanilla.
Mix sugar, flour, salt and nutmeg
and rub in lard. Beat eggs well. Add
o dissolved in sour milk. Add TINS
to first mixture with vanilla. Ine
dough should be just dry enough 10
roll. If too dry add a very niue
milk. Roll thin and cut with cookIe
cutter. Put a teaspoonful or the
filling in the center of one cookie,
cover with another and press cages
together. Bake in a hot oven.
Filling.
One cup raisins, 1 cup sugar, l CUP
water. 1 teaspoon cornstarch, L TEA
spoon vanilla, few gratings nutmeg.
Mix cornstarch with sugar. Put
all ingredients except vanilla IN a
stew pan and cook until thick. rms
cookie recipe makes a big "batch OF
cookies.
Peas and Carols
1 can peas. 2 cups dlced carlo.
. tablespoons butter, 2 tabiespooh
cream. salt and pepper.
Drain off liquor from peas anu
rinse in cold water. Add sugar n
half the butter and heat in a double
boiler. Scrape and dice carrots
Cook in slightly salted boiling wa
ter to cover till tender. Let tne
water cook away. leaving tne
enough moisture to prevent burning,
Add butter, salt and pepper. pu'
he peas in a mound in the center
of a. dish and use the carrots as q
order Add the can to M peas
lust before removing from the neat
copyright, 1921, NEA Service'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02
Distribute Buying
BY RUTH AGNES ABEI1NG

NEW YORK-"If you could go
with me evening after evening.
through Central Park you'd see"
Ida Tarbell paused. Her cool gray
eyes narrowed. The rather thin firm
line of her lips contracted slightly.
You'd see.' with more depth in
her tone, "men-old men,, young
men, scarcely more than lads
gathering newspapers to sleep un-
der in the park.
AS the evenings have become
chill, they have doubled their dill
gence. Not a paper escapes
She IA silent a moment again..
Thinking. Then
"And men don't sleep out at night
under newspapers if they can get
work!
THAT" said Miss Tarbell, sis how
serious our unemployment question
is! The whole situation from end
to end, should be put before the
| American people in barnyard Eng
stand"
Miss Tarbell was very much in
earnest.
Straight and tall she is, even
when sitting. Someone who dares
a huffle here, a bit of lace there,
a ribbon somewhere else. even a
colorful corsage and a black band
at her neck to bring out the lines
of her small, well-shaped head.
Unemployment" said Miss Tar
bell, ''is a disease.
There's something the matter
with U.S., or we wouldn't have 1t. III
it was typhoid spreading to hun
| dreds over night. we'd know all
about it soon enough.
"And when a big factory lays off
hundreds of men in one day." her
words were coming with conviction
"it is just as much danger to our So
cial health as typhoid would be to
our physical health.
Unemployment is more than
statistics. 1t is a mass of human
unhappiness.
"Why what becomes of all of the
people who came over here to work
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets SUBJ
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years of study.
Dr. Edwards Olive abletsa are apurely
vegetablec ompoundmixe witholiveoil.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohave clear, pink skin, bright eyes.
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhoodd must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results. Millions of
boxes are sold annually at l5c and 30c.