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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Jhon Poston of Burristown.
was a pleasant caller at the Sen
tinel office Thursday. He had
the paper sent to his sisters,
Dora and Emma. who are in
the /. O. o. F. home at Clarks-
vile.
Mrs. Lee Mccartney and lit
tie son of Lebanon. has joined
her husband here. They have
rented the n. G. Young proterty
but will room with Mr.. and IRIS.
II. Grady Gore for a short time.
Mr.. Young and family will move
to Cookeville right soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
HOUSE FURNISHING SUPPLIES

HOUSE FURNISHING SUPPLIES
All Pure Wooden Blankets-In White,
Grey, Red and Plaid Patterns; satin rib
bon bound; priced at each, $9.98, $12.48
and SLABS.
Bed Sets-Including full size bed
spread and bolster to match in White,
Pink, Blue and Yellow; priced at a set,
$685..
Linen Table Covers+In hemstitehed
and scalloped; priced at each $1.4a to
$6.98.
Table Linen Sets-Including full size
Table Cover and Napkins to match; hem
stitched and scalloped; priced at a set,
1898 to $9.98.
Teddy Bear Blankets-In Pink, White
and Blue priced at each -. .98c to $2.98
Boys AL Wool Slip Over Sweaters
With sleeves at .................. 1888
Infants Sacques-Knitted and Cash
mere; Pink and Blue trimmed; priced at
csc to $2.98.
Women and Misses AL Wool Sweat
ers-All styles, colors and sizes; priced
at ~ TO $S.S6
Women's Tailored Waists-In Tan,
Pongee, White Linen and Voiles; priced
DIT edcH $A'0o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
Minute Reminders For Friends and Relatives


By making a purchase on
Saturday, Dec. "a, of $500
or over and presenting this
coupon you will receive so
s. & H. Stamps Free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
GLOVES AND HOSIERY

AMI 0VO46R4
Women's Gloves-Kayser's make !; in
Silks and Washable Chamoisette, in
Black, White and c%olors; priced at a pair,
CSC and $1.49.
Women's Kid Gloves-Meyer's and
Adler's make; guaranteed to wear; in
Black, White, Grey and Tan at a pair,
$500, $3.50 and $500.
Children's Kid Gloves-Lined and I'M
lined; with and without gauntlets at
tached; priced at a pair $50 n $1.49
women's Silk stockings-Full fash
toned in Black, White and %colors; priced
Women's Wooden Sport Stockings
English ribbed; priced at a pair, 98c to
$2.98.
Children's All Wool Heavy Weight
Sport Socks-English ribbed; fancy Dor
der top; priced at a pair .......... $1.29
Green Grass Work Baskets-All styles
and sizes at a basket 1890. CSC to $2.98I
Infants Wooden Bootees-Pink and
Blue trimmed; priced at a pair 25c to CSC
Teddy Bear Suits-In White and col
ors priced at a suit. -. .$4.98 and $5.98|
Baby's White Lingerie Dresses-Beau-
tifully trimmed in lace and embroidery !;
priced at a dress .......... 98c to $2.SS
Women's All Wool Angora Scarfs-
Priced at 94.So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
SHOE DEPT. COUPON

By making a purchase on
Saturday, Dec. "a, of $500
or over and presenting this
coupon you will receive so.
s. & q. Stamps Free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Silk Hair Ribbons-In a beautiful as
sortment of stripes plaids and flowered
designs; priced at a yard. 25c and 49c
Women's Pocket Books-In Silks, Vel
vets and feathers; beautiful assortment
of styles and %colors; priced at 98c to $4.98
Children's Purses and Bags-Priced at
25c, 49c and CSC.
Silk Crepe de Chine Head Scarfs--
Women's and Children's Handker-
chiefs-In initial, plain hemstitched and
fancy borders; priced at each 10c to 98c
Boxed Handkerchiefs-Put up in fancy
holiday boxes; priced at a box 25c to
$1.98.
Women's and Children's Waterproof
Umbrellas-In silk and cotton; Black and
%colors; priced at each. ..... CSC to 1898
Women's Collars, Collar Sets, Vestees
and Yokes-In Silks, Laces, Nets, Linens
and Organizes; priced at each, 49c to
$2.sS.
Turkish Towel Bath Sets-Including
extra size towel medium size towel, guest
towel and face cloth; Pink and Blue
trimmed priced at a SET. CSC to $2.98
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

profane Love-" is resumed today at
s'he Playhouse. 1t also concludes its
performance. Assisting Miss Fergu-
son in the portrayal OF her stage sue
cess is Conrad Nagel and group OF
excellent supporting players. Mystery
that was intended to battle and sue
ceeded in battling the spectator is
furnished by "The Wakefield Case,
the photopiay which comes for pres
entation to The Playhouse beginning
next Monday. The strongest recon-
mendation any mystery play can have
is good suspense. Suspense Is that
element OF story that holds the spec
tator off and completely bewilders him
in regard TO the real condition OF af-
fairs in the story.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
do Chldren's Looks Count"
Veil, Rather!

Children are lovely and wonderful-they outsains
all the flowers Of the field and jewels Of the mine.
But when one the luster half eclipsed by CON-
nonpace garments of clumsy design cut. se2zy
rial or unhappy color viciously scrambled ogetherone
feels heart-sorry
II an interesting experience to spend even ave min
utes in the great wanasker Chdrens Store and watch
fond and fasdious mothers who have already selected
the best Store for their purposes studying select the
best things in that Store for of cours the best Of
little folk.
The very existence Of cur Childrens Barber SHOP
testifes to the potency Of a haircut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
THE SUHEEN.
Thomas MeIThan mt the Arcadia.

Good entertainment and Thomas
Meighan are synonymous to photopiay
fans, who saw their star again yes
terday at the Arcadia Theatre. where
he commenced a weeks engagement
in the picture called "The Easy Road.
The role has new character to offer
to MFR. Meighan. He plays with his
usual ease and assurance the part of a
novelist who, on the verge of prom
ising career. marries into wealth and
forgets almost. to the extinction of his
genius that the best road Is the one
of har ork.
aThp onfession'' at the Queen.
Today at the Queen viii be devoted
to the final showings of Douglas Mae
Leans picture Chickens" a clever
comedy with all sorts of laughs
Gladys George plays with the star.
Beginning Monday of next week the
great emotional story of Hal Reids
called THE Confession" is to COM
mence a weeks engagement. Henry
Walthall is the star of this film. which
contains a plot that causes it's char
acters to run the gamut OF all emo
tions i'm the stirring drama of love and
mans fidelity To his vow.
"The Call OF Youth" at the Majestic
The weeks engagement of Mid
summer Madness" comes TO conclu-
sion this evening at the Majestic. The
first British made photoplay of the
Paramount organization comes for
presentation at the Majestic the first
three days of next week. Ii was
adapted from Henry Arthur Jones
play. James. the F'ogy,' and was
picturized under the direction Of Hugh
Ford. one Of the best-known American
directors.
Ferguson Film at The Playhouse.
The interrupted engagement Of FL
sic F'erguson's picture, Sacred and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Who Stands in Doubt
Not the Business Man!

Catch him discountng appearances in any resp~efi
Is he in business for himself? His first move IS
toward the acquisition of good-looking office furniture,
that will advise all that he is man abreast
with modern ideas. with standards of quality IN every
thing that surrounds him.
Usually he's mighty glad he can purchase office far-
Wanamaker's the other furniture Tor
he these standards looked out Tor
properly knows that prices viii be fair
It's way with the clothes he wears They
must look WELL merely when not Just IN tns
window, the craftily shaded Of a "bargain
shop. but AFTER SIX MONTHS WEAR. and longer.
The Wananaker principles Of fair-deaing. applied
70 mems clothing, well for fifty ana
longer they good for Fifty busy
morei
Perhaps the best advertisements OF the Wana-
maker Fashion service, in every detail are not those
which are printed these advertising the store
but consist of the throngs of weldressed appropri
ately dressed elegantly and fashionaby dressed
women and children, who at hour OF day
are shopping here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Looks

As all know, there brushes and brushes, chiefly
because there brises and bristles and thing
that NOT bristlesl
For that reason very very particular about
the makeup Of any hairbrush that wishes get ITSELF
sold to Wanamaker customer. There is, Of course,
difference in grade between a Wanamsier har-br1sn
priced eighty-fve cents and priced sif75, bot
all worthy brushes.
Other able assistants TO that finished toilette uhicn
bespeaks the gentlewonan Queen Mary Brisntine'
which gives satiny sheen 70 the tresses; Queen MARY
Liquid Shampoo; and that excellent hair tonic, Phytss
A tonic comb too is useful arordng the most
thorough way to apply Phytaa to the scalp and roo~
of the hair.
Other Trustworthy Wansmaker toi's' preparations,
compounded carefully from private formulas include the
famous Queen Mary complexion creams; the gresss'>~
Youth and Beauty Cream, 70 be applied as finishing
cream and followed by dash Of the vsivety Princess
May Bouquet powder; the Cleansing Cream, useful az
the end Of dusty journey; the Skin Cream. for nc
routing massage az bedtime: and Cucumber
Cream, Offset the tanning effects Of strong wind OF
sun.
OF the influence Of dress on looks-rhat u can
Or or against them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
LOCAL AMUSEMENTs
THE STAGE.
Nnera .Normnv Postponed.

Because of the illness of Sig. Picchi.
one of the principals in the Mascagni
Grand Opera Co, the grand opera
Norma" which was to have been
sung at the Garrick Theatre tonight,
has been postponed until later date,
which cannot now be announced. the
management announces that persons
who have bought tickets can have
their money refunded at Robelens
piano store, 710 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
News and Comment OF Delaware Posts
BY William j. b. Regan.

No. 81 in front of the pedestal of the
Cesar Rodney in the afternoon.
1t was a very novel way of remem-
bering the heroic dead and | think
it would be a very nice thing to have
the tablet made permanent and set
up in some of the city's public squares.
not just in Rodney Square. of course,
as it would not be in keeping with the
rest of the scheme there. but there
are a number of open places where
the monument would add greatly to
the beauty of it's surroundings and
also honor the memory of n young
Wilmington aviator who gave his life
in saving those of his comrades dur
ing the World War.
George Gee, a Chinee, who was cook
in the Seventh Cavalry at the time of
the Custer massacre, was buried re-
Gently by the American Legion Post
at Sitka, Alaska.
When Custer went to his death on
the Little Big Horn, the Chinese cook
was detailed to remain with the regi-
ments baggage and thus escaped
death at the hands of ;he Sioux.
Every Minnesota American Legion
Post is entitled TO obtain S25 from its
county board TO defray expenses of
Memorial Day decoration of glaves
by the provisions of law passed at
the last legislature.
Members of Delaware Post, No. l..
spent last Sunday afternoon and part
of Monday in visiting the graves of
every ex-service man in all the local
cemeteries that they could find.
National Commander Galbraith has
recommended the planting of trees
along the great highways of the coun-
try and dedicating them TO men who
served in the World War, and 1t is
hoped eventually to honor every
veteran Of the World War with a tree
bearing his name
Remember FLASHES OF Action" are
actual scenes Of your outfit taken dur
ing the war. and the first chance that
Wilmington has had to sec these films
will be at the Garrick next week.
There still remain overseas $4,000
bodies Of men Who died during the
war. Of which number 10000 viii be
returned. Up to date, 25.O00 bodies
have been returned 10 the United
States.
Norman d. Scott Post. No 5. had
a very successful bail on the evening
Of Memorial Day at Odd Fellows
Temple at Tenth and Orange streets.
which was enjoyed by a large num-
ber Of friends and members Of the
post.
In order 10 make il easier for the
ex-service mon TO secure their Victory
medals, the government has sent
supply Of them TO this city under the
care Of naval field clerk and they
can now be secured in two minutes
time by presenting your discharge at
the General State Aid Office. State
Armory II YOU cannot come, you
can send your discharge with a
friend who has only to sign a receipt
and take the medal and discharge
home with him. Arrangements viii
be made to have a fun supply with all
the battle classes that may be needed
Post No. /. American Legion, on next
Monday evening at ST. Andrews
Parish House, Eighth and Orange
streets. and any ex-soldier. ex-sailor
or marine who has not as yet secured
his medal should apply then.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Looking Right to Others
and TO Ourselves

There's little in the lookng-lne that you'd look for
here in vain from the manicure set which makes my
adys smooth, white hands dantier than ever, to the
coat of outside paint that makes the old house look
or to the indispensable looking glass itself.
We even keep the baby looking rosy!
Should you doubt it, shall be pleased to show
forty different styles comfortable, sprngy
carriages IN which Master Baby only take
outings year round, but at this Of the
year almost completely live outdoors.
Occasionally as all know find few very good
and earnest people who look down on looks.
But that isn't what makes them good and earnest.
And, while is glad to know and respect them,
doesn't inquire where they get their clothes their
hair-cuts
may be all right to say, Don't put your depend
looks But after saying so, kindly indicate
what SHOULD put dependence, with things
people that strange to US!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Paper Mill Strike Ended.

Green Bay. Wis. June 4.---The strike
of 500 employees of the Northern Paper
Mills here was settled at conference
of mill officials and union representa-
tives Thursday night it was announced
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

With ali the ceremony accorded a
chieftain OF bygone days. Albert Grass.
q years old. last chief OF the Dakota
Sioux Indians, who was killed while
nehtine IN France, was buried at
Ma nden. y. -. Mingled with the In
dian rltes and religious ceremonies
were the services Of the American
Legion. whose members conducted n
military funeral for their comrade.
The chiefta was buried in Holy Hiil.
a spot sacred to the Indiana. where
the la1t great sun dance OF the Sioux
war hsld.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
A 4bbearances Universally
Are a Shortcut

to public explanation of ones taste.
standing, character and personality.
Instinctively even the youngest baby turns from
a frowning careworn face to that dmples
with smiles.
Don't you yourself sub-conscously absorb your sun
shine your involuntary duckngs of cold water, from
the about that of the stranger who may
opposite beside you today train trolley while
your way to Philadelphia to shop at Wanamaker's?
Everybody has known the who
smiles his or her way through life.
Everybody accepts the truth of the old saying, in
its pungent modern phrasng:
"A IDonfan is young she can get by lcith."
But if ACTION taken universally the reali-
cation, there would be great sprucing up of homes
clothes, and even facesl
There's place in this Store especially to
making satisfied with their when
they go out of it than when they
This is the Salon de Beaute. that quiet, retired,
tastefuy of pretty gray located on
Third Floor (Chestnut).
Here receives the touch that makes SO much
difference In the looks
For dame damse 1t may be soft becoming
impaired to the hair, shampoo that increase
its luster and lovelness, perhaps the acquiremen
of effective piece of hair goods-the fashionable
hnlr-bobs pincurls, bang switch, Transformation
For another 1t may be pquant arch given 10
eyebrows. a delightful facial massage that makes
pleasure to consul. the mirror afterward.
Even If woman can't often leave home to undergo
these processes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Looks Govern Everything

They govern purchases.
The average non-expert purchaser cannot look be-
yond looks.
He puts it "up to" the storekeeper TO supply mer-
chandse that has substantial merit behind its looks
The Wanamaker Store shirks that challenge.
While this whole great Store is planned, arranged
illuminated decorated with the idea that its fine looks
shall impart pleasure to whose visits it, while with
the leisure give could devote whole day studying
Its galleries Of attractive pictures and other wonderful
sights
And while, on the other hand, with but a minute
to spare hurryng through that broad and popular thor
oughfare the Main Ase, consciously unconsciousy
registers qualification In his beautiful surrounding
The either OF them Is here at al Is because
he has found 1t a Store OF LOOKS PLUS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

So GREAT was the interest Of the pub
liz IN the event, that it is probably the
desire OF the committee TO hold the
ser.sce annually. and TO have a day
~ tribute 70 the World War dead set
apart in every community will be real
ised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Jack Dempsey's supporters in the
american Legion for his coming fight
with Georges Carpenter are very few,
a.. they don't look with very much
favor Al Jacks war record IN the ship
yard. as compared with Carpenters
rui1-de-guerre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Most of the American aces OF tho
world War viii be been IN action dur
ing the annual convention OF tho
American Legion ia Kansas City,
AifJiianes VIII be sent by the Army
and 10y numerous builders Of aircraft,
and flying circus" will be held
under tho auspices Of the Flying Cius
81 Kansas City, Among the aces e8=
poetsd 90 participate are Edd3s R.a!;=
enhoeisar, Dare Devil" Murphy Ed
Ole stinsoh and Major II. w. Eohreed=
ef, uno holds the worlds hign altitude
record.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

XyOU'LL say it was characteristic of the SEX and
well agree with you-but not stating which
They two young persons, who, with arms
linked in the act of entering large building
located not far from Chestnut Market Thirteenth and
Juniper Streets; and of their conversation this
snatch overheard.
Listen! Holc'd she look? Like a bride?
What an emphasis is put by each and all of us
the word "LO0k9
What big place looks fill in lifei
Looking to ones looks is evidently small duty.
Fortunately many find it also distinct pleasure,
especially since it's made easy for them by great
modern Store which answers-even anticipates al
most every need connected with the urgent business Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
"The Cam OF Youth" at the Majestic
Ferguson Film at The Playhouse

The Interrupted engagement Of FL
sic Ferguson's picture Sacred and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

hy tar ths most impressive OF VIII
tn.ngton's many celebrations of Me
nass-.ai Day, with the lone exception
at las burial of James Arthur In ths
isaaFRlng BY members Of the Legion
ai.a National Guard, was the placing
II ms Z eft Ia memory Of Lieut. Law
rc.ca Roberts and the rest Of those
who made the supreme sacrifice, by
nass..s.rs III Lawrence Roberts Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

fhs third annual state convention
Of Montana Department, American
Legion, will he held at LewistoHR,
June 27 and rs,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Wananakers Can Help Her
Look after Her Looks

IL certain efficient toilet appurtenances are kept In
regular use the who uses them has good foun-
dation for retaining her youthful and attractive appear
ance
Looks are largely hair and complexion
Those famous sixteen srohes nd morning
need a brush that's worthy OF the energy expended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Norman d. Scott Post. No. 5. had
a very successful ball on the evening
Of Memorial Day at Odd Fellows
Temple at Tenth and Orange streets
which was enjoyed by a large num-
ber Of friends and members Of the
post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Remember Flashes Of Action" are
actual scenes Of your outfit taken dur
ng the war. and the first chance that
has had TO sec these films
will be at the Garrick next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

There still remain overseas $4,000
bodies Of men who died during the
war, Of which number 10000 will be
returned. Up to date, 25.oo0 bodies
have been returned 10 the nitcd
States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Don't forget to see Flashes 81 Ac-
tton. ~ the Garrick Theatre. Maybe
you win see picture Of your own
outft in action.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01
Cairo has more Than 200 mosques
o. c. w. CHORAL CLUB
IN oPERETTAs MONDAY,

On Monday evening Ut the college
auditorium the Choral club under the
direction of Miss Carrie Ormerod
will present two one.act oporenas.
Tho setting Of Magic Hours by
Homer BARTLETT Is a garden In which
are two marble statues, one repro
renting Pan. the other a S~hoperdcss.
Al midnight a gong solemnly strikes
the hour Of twelve. Pan slowly
comes to life and, discovering tho
beautiful statue OF the s~heperdess.
exercises his magic power and re-
stores II 20 anemate existence.
Pan becomes cnamored OF her and
they dance and sing together until
the gong strikes four. announcing
dawn. the hour when enchantmcnt
ceases. The first rays OF the sun turn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

Pan and hla ~shoperdcas back into
stone.
The part q Pan win be- taken by
Mlls FAYE Luginbyhl and that Of tho
shepeflcrs by Miss Claudia Bur.
notte.
The second opcrolta ~ q Mother
Goose episode from The House That
Jack Butt. by Jessie Gaynor. THIS rs
a musical comedy with characters
from The Mother Goose ryhmcs. The
plot Involves the search OF Mother
Goose Tor a wife for Old King Cole
The Queen Of Hearts u suggested
The fcen" is a garden party IN Kink
dom II dothcr Goose and the guests
are Tac knayc OF Hearts. Little 80
Peep, Little BOY Blue, Jack spraii
and bis wife, Jack aud JIM. Mistress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

Mary. 1he Fiddlcrs Three, Black
birds and Fairies. Music for the
songs and dances win be played by
Che or he,tra under tho direction OF
Mlss Francis Buohannon. Miss Fran
G Davis Il staging the opcretta and
Miss nurbara Eschbach Is directing
the dancing.
4 fpccia. admission price Of thirty.
i've cents has been made for child
rn. Tor adults fifty cents. Tho pro.
aeeda 10 20 to the velvet curtain
fund. Curtain al $40.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

The mild cathartic action OF Her.
blne Is we'll liked by ladies'. Il puri'
lies the system without gripping OF
,lckonlng the stomach. Price. 60c.
sold BY Wren Drug Company. i.SOt.