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The state herald., 1921-02-15
What to Do for
DiSOrdered Stomach

Take a good dose of Carter's Little Liver
Pills-then take 2 or for few nights after
You will relish your meals without fear Of trouble 10
follow. Millions Of all ages take them for Biousness
Dizziness Sick Headache Upset Stomach and for Saow
Pimply. Botchy Skin. Thy end tie mey Of Con,.eaie.
genuine bear s< s..n Pill s..I Dose. Seal. Pix.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
We Have No Right to Compel Religious
Observance of Sunday by Law.

By DIR. W. T. MANNING. Trinity Church. New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Don't Spoil Your Hair
By Washing 1t!

When you wash your hair, be careful
what you use. Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much
alsali. which is very injurious. as il
dries the scalp and makes the hair
brittle.
The best thing TO use is Mulsifed
cocoanut oil shampoo. for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap
and beats anything else all TO pieces
You can get Mulsified at any drug
store. and few ounces will last the
whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is
all that is required. 1t makes an
abundance of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and is soft, fresh looking,
bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle.
Besides. IL loosens and takes out every
particle of dust, dirt and dandruf. Be
sure your druggist gives you Mulsifed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
EW MODELS FOR YOUNG
FASHTONABLES

White and blue check gingham started
but quite independent of any assistance
when the first of the little frocks pic
tured above was planned, but on second
thought IT realized the advantage OF
combination with white pique, especially
when the pique was scalloped and
trimmed with buttonhole embroidery.
Sash and pockets, however, remained
loyal to the gingham. An ideal contri-
button to the Summer wardrobe Me
dunn size requires "a yards 36-inch
ginghan, with "A yard pique.
Resolved TO look very much like an
elder fashion, the second dress selected
skirt with front cut in one with the blouse
for panel effect. Then the sides were
gathered and a piping OF plain color
added 10 the slashed sleeves and reversed
hem. To be youthfuliy smart also COM
PEELED the omission of a collar for the
round neck. Medium size requires /,
yards 37-inch material and Yards braid.
First model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. o4oo. Sizes. 6 to Il years. Price,
90 cents.
Second Model: Dress No. o4S4. Sizes.
to 10 years. Price. 30 cents.
Crosby & Hill Company are
agents for Pictorial Review Patterns
Wilnington's leading store fer silk
wash goods and wooIen dress goods
So5-o7-o9 Market street.-Adv.
We are local distributors and carry
AZ all times full and complete line
of Pictorial Review patterns-Ken-
nard-Pyle Co. 617-621 Market St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
GOLD HONOR MEDAL
FOR BOY SCOUT HERO
Executive Committee Approves
Stops to Honor Henry Skill
ton, Who Saved Companion.

At meeting of the executive conf
mittee of the Wilmington Council of
Boy Scouts of America on Wednes-
day, approval was given for making
application for A gold honor medal
to be given Henry Skiltor, OF Troop
No. IL, for saving the life of Filson
Carmichael several months ago. APP
plications for medals for Nelson
Meeks and Ernest Lunt, of Troop
No. A., are being prepared.
There are now about So scouts at
Camp Caesar Rodney. The princi-
pal event Of this week was an In
dian hunt, which lasted all night. the
boys returning to camp ut a. m.
The Smyrna troop, in charge of
Scoutmaster Thomas G.. Hill, is
spending this week at the camp. In
two games of baseball played between
Wilmington and Smyrna, the score
one day was 20 to 4. in favor of
Smyrna. and the next day, % to Z,
In favor of Wilmington.
About 65 scouts are registered to
be at the camp next week. All ap-
plications for entrance to the camp
should be at the office on Thursday
prior to the week in which the visit
Is contemplated.
Troop No. 26 has established a little
camp in Bringhurst's woods. Owing
10 the destructive visits of outsiders,
Mr.. Bringhurst has closed his prop
erty to all except scouts. which means
that the latter must have some means
OF Identification when they go out
there.
On Saturday afternoon the troop
plans to build a dam at this camp.
Mr.. Shorts has invited the members
OF other troops 10 take part in this
work.
All scoutmasters have been asked
TO secure and distribute some of the
literature concerning the Citizens
Training Camp at Plattsburg. which
is now at the Office.
Call 22oo--it reaches every ad taker.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

The history of Gimbe | Brothers
Furniture business is decidedly inter
esting the standing of the Store in
furniture selling is unique.
Furniture selling was not made part
of this business when it opened in Phila-
delphia in 1894-there seemed to be no
room for another worthwhile furniture
business. But that decision was recon
sidered in few years, and following the
policy of thoroughness that characterizes
the house, furniture business was in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Philadelphia, Jdly IS, 1921
Hotel Ambassador Atlantic City

LIE dernier cr in resort hotels house
by which a palace might pale Its furnishings
called for vast resources, expert guidance and
educated good TASTE 1t is an art to think an
inland hotel; then transfer the idea to seaside,
where more coloful treatment is essential to
lift the house above the tones of sand and sea-
The Ambassador Was Completely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

Call 22oo-it reaches every ad taker.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

stalled under most capable management.
Year after year it has grown In
power to serve, and, by reason of it's large
volume, in it's power to control prices In
your favor. War conditions demoralized
the furniture industry but now the war
is over and old-time values are returning.
Today the Gimbel Store stands first
in furniture presenting worthy goods
only-very beautiful and correctly
fashioned furniture, at prices most
interesting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Furnished by Gimbel Brothers

The furnishing of a great hotel
cost several hundred thousand dollars
but the house that can do it well has
conquered production problems and
knows furniture.
Dozens Of the countrys fine hotels
yes, some Of them fine without beng immense,
Giimbel furnishing. Wish we dared speak as
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The New York herald., 1921-05-29
HOUSES ED-UNFURNIsHED

WANTED. between Sd av. and the Park.
south of sOth ST., nnfurnished house. good
condition, four master bedrooms, three SER
wants rooms lease q 10 8 years. 81, 600;
occupancy before October /. c. w. ROTH
63 Wall ST.. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
APARTMENTS = UNTURNIsHED.

From Battery 10 iath ST., Inclusive.
EANE ST 3-5-T rooms and bath. steam
heat, electricity; immediate possession.
See superintendent on premises.
wAsHINGTON SQUARE SECTION.
We have n selected list of the most desir
able apartments for Immediate occupancy Of
ali descriptions let US know your wants.
pEPE, WASHINGTON SQUARE.
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Long IsIa nd.

PEAcHwOoD, TOMS RIVER. y. J.
one month"; $500: completely furnished. spa
clous grounds, 4 master bedrooms; over a
hundred feet living room court; cooking and
rage; 3 blocks from water; ideal bathing,
boating, fishing. also tennis. Responsible
people only Details address Mira. u A.
MILLER. 22T Fairview av.. Rutherford,
~. j.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
~~~~~~-y~~~-~.~-~4~~~-~~>~~~
F-Sm Battery to ltth ST.. Inclusive

district; delightful offices. fifth floor.
front. overlooking East Rver light. airy
about $50 square feet; private office, walls
panelled and finished In French gray wood
work Is white; Wanamaker's best grade
French gray carpet on private office floor;
outer office floor covered with finest grade
Imported green ba'tleship ilnoleum skylighti
latest and most modern plumbing: elevator
and 1anitor services two year lease from
May 1 1891: very low rental. as must lease
Immediately. Apply Room lI0a. o. Wall ST.
y y.
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SOUTH NoRwALK, CONN.

Large, cool. handsomely furnished 10
room home. near Belle Island. one hour
from New York; billiard room, opsn
chicken houses, &C.. spacious grounds:
flowers. fruit. shade, ornamental trees
and shrubs; rent entire season or
longer; $500 per month. which includes
services of gardener; must be seen to be
appreciated. Phone Norwslk 2097, or
write w. G. A., 132 Water ST.. South
Norwalk, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. I,

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. I.
e12o a month to October 1 or
longer; cool southwest expo
sure: try the summer and
you'll stay all year round:
apartment of 3 rooms, bath.
housekeeping corner bedroom.
finest type of elevator apart
mept: completed March t5: few
choice suites left. excellent SER
vice: 2 Otis elevators: most
convenient; 1 block to station
only 10 minutes by electric train
TO Penn Station. n. Y. c.; call
at Tennis Place Apartment, op-
posite grounds of the West Side
Tennis Club. or phone Boulevard
6545. GUYON j.. O. EARLE,
ageQt, ,35s 9Th av., corner 34th
st. Fitzroy 0s.l.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
New York.

ATTRACTIVE Bungalow CampWooded
Adirondack lake. near state road rooms.
big stove, fireplace. PETER FLINT. Sche-
nectady, ~. n.
ADIRONDACK camp, fully furnished. rea-
sonahlo. state road Fun particulars,
apply A. n ENTcN Eizaheth, n. !.
COTTAGE to rent through summer season ~
small country village $50. ALMA TER
RELL, Harpersfield I. o., n. \.
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REAL ESTATE-MEXICO.

FOR SALE. CHEAP--i50, 900 acres of finest
land. near Tanpico. Mexico. price s400. 900:
oil rights Included: adjoining property leased
by Doheney petroleum interests. Address
owner. ApARTADo. $50 Tampico. Mexico.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

DESK ROOM, Hudson Terminal Building,
phone, s,enoGraphic service. &C., optional,
u 1856 Herald. Fulton 81.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.


Connecticut.
TO RENT,
FURNISHED HOUSE, is ROOMS, ALL
CONVENIENCES, OVERLOOKING HAIR
BOR. BOX 8. SToNINGToN, CONN.
New Jersey.
ATTRACTIVE Colonial 10 room house. fur
nished; electricity, gas. kitchen; garage;
fruit. vegetable and flower gardens; near
golf links. Telephone 22s. Madison, N. J.
COTTAGE, 3 rooms and bath, gas meter.
lawns, porches. near beach. L. CItAW
FORD. Leonardo, N. j.
SELL!-Attraetive rustic bungalow, fur
nished. rooms, lot; rent 3, rooms !;
lovely location on water; committing.
BERGH. Denville tJersey mountains).
Schuyler 6293.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

SOUND BEACH. CONN.-For rent furnished,
attractive 2ia story frame dwelling. on the
Sound Beach stations, on N. Y, NJ II. and H.
r. r.; II rooms, bath. foyer hall. large YER
anda, open fireplaces, electricity, city water
and drainage; porch swing, awnings and
screens garage; small dock at rear Of
property. For. terms and further particulars
apply TO THE FARMER0 LOAN & TRUST
CO., % William ST., New York city.
TO RENT-New house for summer, fur
nished, rooms, garden, garage, beautiful
country, yacnt and golf clubs convenient 3
minutes from trolley. so from New York.
F..CHARLES AVERY, Belltown Road. Siam
ford, Conn.
WINSTED, Conn, near Highland Lake
Furnished apartment, rooms. with Inn
provements; from June to October 1, $500.
Box IL. Winsted.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

TO RENT--f2 room furnished house, bath
rooms; electricity and gas. all improve
large lot. q. IT. CHENEY. IS woodcrest av..
White Plains, N. n. -
WILL, share new. attractiveiy furnished
house In country within commuting dis
lance very reasonable; references ex-
changed; adults only. Cos Herald.
Borough OF brooklyn.
FOR Rent, from June / TO Sept. 10. prettily
furnished private room house, bath
rooms, comfortable porch; near bsach; pri-
vata garage; vegetable garden all planted.
bathing yacht club. golf. tennis: committing
on private boat; 45 minutes to Battery.
Inspect Sunday Monday. Price 800 Tor
season; Christians only. GU1DEP. Maple
av, Sea Gate, New York Harbor. Telephone
Couey leland 3ffa.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

FURNlSHED 10 room country house. Bay.
sids, l.. J., for rent; master bedrooms.
baths, screened porches, large rooms, open
rireplaces, all improvements. large plot; !;
separate servants suite; 2 car garage: to
responsible parties only, from June / to
September 1. 81 600. Phone Bayside 1892
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
For rent, June 1 to September /, room
well furnished house, with 4 baths aud
garage minutes from statioa. be seen
1904
FURNISHED house. Malba. T.. L.: o8 min
utes Penn. station; IL rooms. billiard, 2
across street; beautiful location. facing
Sound; unusual opportunity for summer.
HAMILTON. Malba. l.. !.
FOR RENT-Beile Harbor. l.. T.. 40 minutes
rage with all modern improvements: imine-
diste occupany: 81 500: owner on premises.
pRAITEL, 136th st. and Bay. Phone 1925
FIVE rooms. furnished; all improvements;
summer. season. Woodmere 1898.
FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR THE SUM
MEk, COUNTRY HOMES, on and near the
water. G. Il. BREWSTER, Bay Shore.
Phone 3o2.
JULY August-Seven rooms. garden. porch.
sarage; improvements. Phone Hollis 6196.
LONG IsLAND--Beautiful furnished cottage,
Give cottage colony OF Dcring Harbor, Shell
ter Island n. y; polished parquet floors
lighted by gas and electricity wide porch,
facing bay: exceptional furnishings and
equipment attractive lawn and approach;
30 rent for season. write for photograph. G.
WESLEY SMITH. sole agent. Phone Shelter
Island Heights. n. "
LONG STANDARDIZATION furnished cottage
situated on the water front at the exclli-
sne cottage colony Of pering Harbor, Shell
ter Island, n. Y: polished parquet floors
throughout; bedrooms. 3 beautiful baths
lighted by gas and electricity. wide porch,
facing bay: exceptional furnishings and
equipment attractiye lawn and approach, TO
agent. Phone Shelter Island Heights. ~ Y.
NEW bungalow. 3 rooms. open firepiaee;
furnished. improvements; reasonable. 3s41
Far Rockaway.
sAYvrLLE, T.. Large country place, 70
furnished; near water and station; s2,5oo
for the season. Inquire Thesis. phois
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.-Fvrnished house, dc.
tached block and half from water. I
rooms and bath. Christian adults. rent for
season. French, 2e5s II. 2Ith st.
no on dFEH Tf WRR At sNS soRE snS d.
$780, eo c'asS snd wi pSons RT'ss
or call, 362 Bay Shore. CARLETON Il.
TO LET, furnished. two houses on the shore
front at Cove Neck. Oyster Bay, L.. T.:
Apply s, to owner. i i. X HurcHiNsoN. south south
st. OYSTER Bay, r.. 7
wo0DMERE, u. I-RENr FOR SUMMER
oit ALL YEAR,. MOST ATTRACTIVE
HOUSE. BEAUTIFULLY FuRNIsHED:
CHOICEST LOCATION 10 ROOMS. Q
WANTS; MING. 2 ROOMS. spacIo,Js
GROUNDS, ALI. PLANTED; poUBLE GA
/ RAGE: % MINUTES FROM NEW YORK;
ENCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OBTAINING
BEAUTlfUI TOME. PHONE WOoDMERE
333p SILKS HOME. NEPTUNE Av. AND
ERowER POINT.
WELL FURNISHED HOME,
FOREST HILLS,
, Mrs. DOWp, 22 4. 33d st Murray Hill 1899.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
Long Island.

BLUE POINT, l.. I.-Cottage. 3 bedrooms
dining room and kitchen; splendidly and COM
petely furnished; garage. barn, chicken
house; acres OF lawn, garden, trees and
utes from Great South Bay; excellent bath
Ing, boating and fishing; 5000 for the sea-
son. Address box 131. or tel. 1919 Plue Point
BUNGALOW to rent for season, raorn s.
furnished; electric lights. shower bath /;
5000 West End, Long Beach, near Board
walk Prospect S374.
CHARMING furnished houses: golf, boating
shade. gas: convenient to city. GRIF-
fITHS, Douglaston.
EAST QUoQUE, L. I.-Five thoroughly fur
nished catages, delightfully."- located, hav-
Ing ocean and bay advantages; situated on
shlnnecoek Bay: cool. ideal for summer
outing. WILLARD FRENCH.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED-Small building. suitable for stor
age; long 1ease. FORSTER. ia Sth ov.
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Borough Of Queens-salc or Rent.

FOR RENT. floor OF loft building, ll,oco
eauare feet; dock privileges. EENAUER 4
LEMkE. INC. sol Vernon ay., Long Island
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

FOR rent In county home. high elevation.
hnls Northern New Jersey, ! hour New
York. or furnished bedrooms. use OF
for tho season. rent reasonable. &. L..
CUN1Fr, Spring Valley. N. Y.
MT PROSPECT Av., all. NEWARK tapt.
July ] to Oct. 1; adults, reference. Phone
402y branch Brook.
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Borough of Richmond.

all conveniences. Old Time road and 81
Washington av., South Beach, s. /. Phone
Donran Hills l93.
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Connecticut.

FOR the summer months. ak very attractive
rooms: back and sleeping porch, use OF
tennis court and grounds. price ei50 per
month. s. Y. BROWNING. 1s5 South
Orange av.. s. Orange. ~. J. Phone 1892
South Orange.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

sryBr.ET-JuNE 10 OCTOBER, BEAU
TIFtJL TWO ROOM APARTMENT.
COLONIAL HOTEL. sisT sr. AND CO.
LuMBuS AVE; CONVENIENT TO
EVERYWHERE. sif0 PER MONTH.
WAS $iI5.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

TTFTTL . ROOM APARTMENT, AEH-
TON HOTEL, MADISON AVE, AT p3D
ST.; CONVENIENT TO EVERYWHERE;
800 PER MONTH. REGULAR RATE
WAS si55.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

TIL. 200 W.-sevon room nurses. students
private family exceptional rental Erne-
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

AM unable TO occupy my room co-opera-
tive apa rtrnent. 10s near Park av.; VIII
sell 5000, all cash payments balance
terms. Phone Rhinelander 500. =.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

siST ST, 219 w. (cor. B'way)-siK room
apt; . baths: completely furnished for
summer $3.50 monthly. MAYER. Apt. 3B.
Phone sl54 Schuyler.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

18TH ST., 2o1 west.--Three room apartment.
with hath. TO rent from June 70 October.
Apt. 204. HOTEL LUCERNE. Phone Schuy-
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S0TH ST, 75I W.-Three rooms. light house,
keeping: phans. electricity: newly fur
nished; viii reA reasonable for summer. Su-
perintendent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

HEIGHTS, 1873 Joralemon st.-Parlor floor
to let for business. Main 102ss
IIGfIT lofts to lease. 50r9O and 90x1oo: up TO
date, corner building: sprinkler equipment,
fire alarms. electric elevator. steam heat:
convenient TO broadway. Fulton ST.. and
I.avania av. lines. corner Blake and Junius
att Bsklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-07
need FOR DEEPER
CHANNEL IS SHOWN

December 16; Marta from Mexico
to Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
due on December 10; Maashaven,
from South America due at Barber
Asphalt plant on December %; S. S
Orla, fsen, London, England, due to
u. s. Metals RvfiQing Company al
RaCsexeIt AZ K2eee&Aherss 81. shasaba.
due from Trinidad at Barber plant
on January 20: Mutura, due at Bar
ber Asphalt plant on February
from South America.
City Dock Repaired
Repairs that have been under way
on the city dock for the period OF
one month were completed last Sat
urday and the dock is now in first
class shape, the work was done by
the East Jersey Bridge Company
and consisted in replanking an
generally strengthening the dock.
A new dock has also been built
for the quarantine boat at the pilot
office. The old dock was considered
dangerous as it consisted of rum
way leading down to a float. In
winter time the boys played on the
float and were in danger of being
thrown into the water. The old float
has been replaced with a stairway
leading down to the uoat. The float
was towed to the beach and will
probably be left there for the use OF
bathers next summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-07
CITY OUTLINES ACTION ON r. R. BRIDGE;
COURT ORDER IS SERVED
ROOSEVELT ELECTION
FIGHT CONTINUED

sixth ward Alderman Benjamin A.
Riedy, Republican. was reelected
over John Kozusko. his Democratic
opponent. The original vote gave
Eiedy a thirty-five vote margin.
The only change caused by the re-
count is in Roosevelt where Joseph
c. Childs was awarded the election
by four votes instead of Charles A.
Phillips, by twenty-four, as was
shown in the original figures. The
Republicans of Roosevelt are re-
ported to be in favor of carrying
their fight to a higher court in ap-
peaiing the decision of Justice Ber-
gen. One poll in Roosevelt result
ed in the change coming about. the
recount showing a gain of more than
thirty votes for Childs in this one
district.
Judge Bergen rejected ballots on
which the * was placed before
or after the name of the candidate
instead of the square furnished for
this purpose. He explained that
the new election laws made such
voting illegal. He allowed some
eases where the names of candi-
dates were written in personal
choice column, but in others he re-
jected the ballots.