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The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
VAN wAGNER-TAYLOR.
elI Known Couple Give Friends Sin on "Celebration" Plans.

Well Known Couple Give triends
 Slip on "Celebration" Plans.
 Married Friday night at 10 o'clock at the parsonage of the First M. E. hurch, MT. w. H. Taylor and Miss Bethel Van Wagoner. The Rev. W. l.. Brandon performed the ceremony. The couple left on the morning train {3r Hartford, Ark, where the groom is engaged in the drug business.
 Such is the brief story of the cul- n1ination of courtship that has lasted for several months, and all the aomefolks wish MT. and Mrs. Taylor aI1 the joys that should come of a happy married life. But there is a story connected with the wedding thai is worth the telling.
 The wedding was intended to be a strictly private family affair. The Minister, the Rev. Mir. Brandon was requested to be at the Van Wagner Residence at about 8 o'clock. He came 0n time, and, finding the evening breezes pleasant, soon was comfort ably ensconsed on the front veranda.
 About this time the Howitzer com Uany. in full uniform, headed by big oH tractor as "tank," was discovered approaching. With this contingent Was a lot of youngsters with horns md other noise-making utensils. A charivari on large scale was ob- viously in sight. But the young folks, accompanied by the parents of the bride, MT. and Mrs. Fred Van gner, couldn't "face the music md, slipping out the back way made for the parsonage. The charivari 0orty, not knowing it's prey had es- Eaped, awoke the echoes, the main Idea being to catch the bride and <foom and give them ride over Own on the tank" In the end, dnding the game had flown, they de- parted for town.
 In the meantime the minister, not knowing what else to do, held his lonely vigil until, an hour later, Mir. Van Wagner came for him, and, all aathered at the parsonage, the words were spoken that made MT. Taylor and Miss Van Wagner man and wife.
 Both the bride and the groom are vel known in Mena and have scores pf friends who wish them well.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

666 quickly relieves Constipation Biliousness. Loss of Appetite and Headache. due to Torpid Liver.
 -Advertisement
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

Dr. F. H. Black. the old Reliable Dentist-0ffice Lochridge Bldg. Mena, Ark. If
 --Advertisement
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

Walter Bates of Big Fork was in Mena Monday with load of newly made sorghum, which he arranged to ship to consumers in Western Texas,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

A son was born Friday night to Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Blakestad at 301 De- Queen street. Mother and son are getting along splendidly.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

Miss Susie McCrae of Wilton is in Mena to attend the Mena high school this winter, and to make her home with Prof. and Mrs. E. H. Freeman.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

K. F. Ford, of the Ford Real Es- tate Company, sold his broom resi- dence at PIP Gam street to NJ. A.. Farr of Poteau, Ok. Mir. Farr has d. ready taken possession of his new home.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

J. W. Barton of Dallas, Tex, was in Mena Monday getting first hand in formation of the climatic advantages of Polk county. He plans to also visit points in the Ozarks further north in the state.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

Judge E. W. Mills and family, who have been living on the farm in Posey Hollow, have decided to live in Mena this winter, where the children will be closer to school, and have moved to new home on Gam street.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08

The remains of Sergt. Hendrix L. Graves of Go. c, 16th infantry are ex- pected to be among the bodies of over seas soldiers received at Camp Pike this week. The body of the dead sol dier will be sent to his former home at Cove for burial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Milford Emergency Hospital 10
bs Opened Tomorrow win
Appropriate Program.
EXCITING FIRE At SeAFORu

t,,,r, ,s,erv Evenings Correspondents
seaford April 2l Fire. originating
,,on an exploding gasoline engine on the
farm of Il H. Bowden, prcsldcn' VI .nt
Delaware rhreshmcn 5 Association apou'
a., miles from Seatord. on the Neaioiu
Cannon road. set fire to the pump houSc
and other nearby buildings, yesterday
snorn,ng and threatened deNtruction To
his 6nc home The engine was uSed 10
pump water for the home
Nthc tune the blaze broke out. bowdeh
xas ava, from home, leaving his wlie
.nd small daughter there Mrs Bowden
,cpt = hurry call here for ald. ana IN
fcv minutes Il Is estimated 'n persons
-, an the scene Quickly forming
h,,cl ~ brigade they fought the flames
d,.sncra,elV tosavc tho home. locatedonIN
ool, few vrds away The hrcmen were
a,je1 hv a light wind blowing IN the op-
p,site direction and tree full oil grrch
i.ave. shIch also acted 10 prevent the
hrc reaching the residence htcr 'pnt
h,I an hour hehting the hremen had inc
aamcs under coutr"l
The n,mn house was burned. together
With snne small outhmldipgs and largo
pile ~ stove wood near the pump h"us'.
The loss Will hc $500 j,
Las, week barn on the iarm ""h'u
~ Row don near Niddleiord. and ten
ant.,i hv ms son Harry. was discovered ="
he on tire about midnight. and before ','
flames could be cNtinRulShed II was d'-
stroycd together with feed, farm lnple-
mcnts etc cnta,ug loss OF s5'""'
covered hy insurance
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DELAWARE STATE NEWS.

Delaware CITY. April y Tho
General Carcv. which plys between foftN
du Pont Mott and Delaware lett Ncster-
dav for Wilmington. where i will have
new propeller put on
The large power boat owned hv Joseph
Anderson. which has trccp sunk ~ th'
basin of the canal for several months va~
ra,scd YESTERDAY and rs also undergoing
extensive repairs
Tho Delaware CITY team OF tho Nuhur-
bar league will plav tho Fvc Points team
on the local lo, SATURDAY. afternoon
IoScph Fcrnan severely wrcnched ms
right knee while playing ball at tort du
Pont, Yesterday
The power sloop Azalea. loaded with
haIcd hav bv local farmers, passed out
of tho canal. Yesterday for Philadelphia
Rev George Sterling and family 81
Galena. Md. arc guests ot Mr. and Mrs
Joseph NcarslcN AZ Port Perm
Miss Edith Berry left this morning
for the Delaware Hospital, accompanied
by her aunt. Mrs, Frank Dunham, ana
will undergo an operation
Mrs ". Jester is spending ten davS
with friends in New York City
Mrs lanes A Morgan of Scaford and
| Miss Pqulinc Marvel and lee Wotten OF
| / a,,reI are guests Of Mr. and Mrs dc
! Revere
A public reception was gwen 70 rev
I. W Lavfield in the SUNDAY school, room
of the VI T. Church TUESDAY evening ~
honor Of his return for another wear as
4 nastnr The committee IN chargc com
/ prIscd Miss Emma lahouhc, Mrs Nor'h,
! np and Mrs Price Stanley / he Official
/ board was represented by Joseph =
| Anderson Addresses were made 10y
| " r lester and Mrs Elias LOWS ana twS
rotations we're made by Mrs II G
I Webb 4 collation. was served
drs Alma Thomas Of Baltimore IS 2
guest Of Miss Emma Iaboubc
MIS- Foster who has been III in a \e"
York CITY hospital for the past month. has
81 improved that she will return To he'
homo AZ Fort du Port IN ? few days
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, April ~ Mrs Thomas | rib.
EFT is confined to the Dre. Marshall
Hospital here suffering with internal IN
jures. the result Of falling down the star
way of her home on Nest Front street.
Mrs. George W Marshall has been
called 10 Newark 10 bc with her brother,
Samuel M Donnell, who is seriously III
Tuesday morning nj 10 o o'clock MISS
Frances Berrcnd of Milford and Rudolph
Kovcr Of Lincoln City were married at
St John = Roman Catholic Church. by
the pastor, Rcv Frarcis y fitzpatrtk
A large number Of friends 0f the couple
Witnessed the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by high nuptal maas. Miss lter-
rcnd had been employed in Father fitz-
patrick household for number of years
The couple will make their future home
on farm near here, owned by the grooin
Milford Town Council hns fixed the tax
rate of real and personal property Tor the
year 1927 for municipal purposes nj ~ III
ON each hundred dollars of assessment
The town assessment amounts 10 aps
proximatcly s2.0e0. 900, and the rate
fixed will bring into the town treasury
about $50 000 for the year
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GAVE THE HOLY CITY"

Dover, April 2l.--The cantata, J n ne
HOLY CITY. was rendered in Wesley NJ r.
Church. last night. by the Dover Singing
Club. for the benefit of the public library.
The church was crowded TO capacity m
cluding persons from Wilmington.
The cantata was under the direction
of Arnold Richardson. of the state high
way Department staff. Those taking part
were:
Sopranos Mrs. f. H. Davis, Mis-.
Massey, Mrs Armstrong, Mrs Danner'
Miss Baxter and Mrs. Tottcn.
Altos Mrs Burton, Mrs. Colona' MS
Roop
Tenors NIessrs. Shafcr. Justis, Tottcn'
Cobb. and West.
Bassos Messrs. Carrow. arhiS'f"hg'
Anderson. Richardson and IhornhurR :,
The soloists were soprano. MrS. II
Davis Mrs Armstrong; contralt", MIS-.
Mrs Burton: tenor, MIR. Shafcr; bass
Mr. Richardson
First violins, Mrs. Anderson, MIR 'ol,oh
second violin. MIR Roscoe. piaost' NirS'
Hughes: organist, Miss Cariss.
The club will give the cantata al Nii
ford Wednesday evening Apr,i =, ~ ana
Of the hospital fund.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, April II Lunn Melvin has
secured position with the Sussex Trust
Company and commenced his duties there
this week
Mrs. Walter Clarke Of Chncoteagle, Va,
is making an extended visit here with her
parents Mr. md Mrs. Thomas iiearne.
Miss blanche Rodney Of Cincinnati.
q. is spending acverhl days here with
friends and relatives
Fred =. Williams loce freight and pas
seneef agent. resumed this duIes this week
after nm absence of three months. tV
renson Of a Revefe illness
Mr. aud Mrs Norris Wiley of Baltt-
more, are vlaitirp Mrs Wileys brother-ini
Iaw and sister MIR and Mrs John Trultt
Of North Laurel
Laurel high school team defeated Bea-
com Business college Of Salisbury IN q
loosely played game of baseball yest"r-
day afternoon on tho home grounds. | !
TO >
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THIS YEARS SUMNER SCHOOL.

Newark April President Walter
Hullihcn. Director w. 4. Wilkinson and
Miss Mary T. Rich, dean Of women have
about completed the preliminary arrange
mcnts for the Univcrslty Of Delaware
summer school which viii open this year
on June p and close August >. As has
been the custom for several years the OK
pensos Of Delaware teachers attending
the school will he paid BY the state This
includes Transportation and board The
enrolment is expected to be much larger
this wear thep ever before
The following members Of the summer
school faculty and the subjects they will
teach have been announcel: Professor
W. A. Wilkinson director and Instructor
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VISITED LODGE AT DOVER.

Dover. April y Beulah Rcbo'ca
Lodge No 6, | O. q. T., ol Dover was
visited Tuesday night hy the President
of Rcbccca Assembly Of Delaware and hCr
staff. for tho purpose Of installing the ioi-
lowing officers
Noble grand, Marion Jamison' wee
grand. Nora Farrnw recording sc'rCta'N'
Agcncs Wiley assistant tiNa ah' :
warden. Sarah Ross, conductor. l""a
Philips chaplain. Margaret arrow !
inside GUARDIAN Mrs McSsIck. "lts'h'
guardian. Florence Pyle Other oN GERS
included Ella Bower, Mrs short. fi'Ta-
beth PCttvjohn, Mrs Nurock-
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TWO SELEt TIONS.

Dover, April p Mrs Charles Warner
Of Wilmington has been appointed by
Mrs. Henry Ridgclv TO represent the
Delaware League of Women Voters that
waited on President Harding inWashrg-
ton on Monday last IN expressing the
thanks and appreciation of the national
body for his interest in urging the speedy
passage of the Shcphcrd-1 over bill
Diamond Lodge, No. 9, A. O. T. W.
last evening, elected w Denny Clements
of Dover financicr, to succeed tho late
Joseph T. Hoifecker. The lodge also
ordered it's charter draprd for 80 days, out
OF respect TO MIR IioffcCker
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PEACH SHIPPING RATES.

Sn,vrna tur, y Walker l. Miflin,
~ Dover has returned from meeting
81 tho International Fruit Growers Asso-
ciattnn held m Rochester y Y, where
h, prcresented tins county
The object 81 the meeting was 10 pre-
nav a porpose 10 TIC railroad companies
'ar /. lower class lhratlon or the rate for
shinnlnr roachcs - the prcscrt time
fhc, ~ shipped AZ hr~t-cla~s rates. and
ihc Association wants them placed under
the third-clae~ r4fc Nine states VCrc
representcd ~ he meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

in sociology; Professor George j.. Dutton
English composition; Professor f. Nj. X.
Foster. .juvcnile1itcratur and appreciation
of literature; M. Il. Rohr, arithmetic, geog
raphy and elementary English; DIR. T.. Z,
Vaughn, European and United State
history; Miss Dora Wilcox, music; Miss
Ina Grace Barnes, rural school manage
ment and language teaching in rurnl
schools; Miss Annie j.. Syuder, arithme-
tic and reading; Miss Edna B. Link,
primary methods: Miss Edith l.. Van
Scyckle, instructor in demonstration
school
As usual there will bc number of
recreation features
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rpST TO HOLD CARNINAl..

po,e. Nnr,loi Walter Fox Post.
- = Arcr,ran | ee,or has ~ adc AZ addi
,,,,ai na,.rncn, ~ $500 on thc,r building
:, ,hc e,rner ~ STATE strcct and Dover
,.,ce, vh,,h Vas purcha~cd last wear
m, pos, ,e making arrangements for lts
.s-,,y,l ~ ~ held here hcClnnIng MAY
- and lasting ono week
D,,c, Ccntur, Chub viii assist tho post
- thc rr,,al uh,ch Will hc held back
.f,he .t.tc House and Oh tho lawn near
tAc kcrt count, la,l Among the dis
,,.o-,,sbc1 rarsonaqcs cvpcctrd during
the carniysl 4 General pcrhiug
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
ROYAL. ARCH MASONS.

Dover \pril p kert Chapter. No
Ro,a Arch NsSons hss hccn regularly
constituted ~ Dover with the follow rg
ofrcrrs
High priost j Wallace " oolford king
frsnk & Bancroft scribe John r Lc-
Fevrc secretary Prank I Collins, treas
urer George ! Milbourne. Other officers
include Arlington PricC j. Lester SCOT
ter & Burton Svpherd William \ Tor
hert William b Grart Georgc ! Coffin
Joseph J. BondaIi
kert Chaptor vas organized IN Dc
ccmber. 1910 and worked under disper-
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NIDpIFTOWN NOTES.

Niddletoun Aprl y The women
~ tho Nrv Ccntur, Clut wcrr delight
fill, entertained Is Mrs fdth Baer.
professor af Home Economies OF the
l'niverst, of Pennsylvania, luesdaN
afternoon The pruRram vas ~ oharge,
al Mrs Thomas : louracre chairman OF
Home Fconouac~ Misses arolln' Pour
serr ard lunc Johnson gave fnc piano
selection
Waltci b., worth farmer. dIrd At
h,s homo Il Middle \cck Nd SUNDAY
stter ! stroke 80 paralysis Tic was q
vcsr, 81 &c and had heen in poor health
lof some timc lunersl YESTERDAY aitc'-
noon 10 rmcnt % Bcthel cemetery
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CONVICTED OF TAXING CAR.

Dover. April 2l.--Court Of General
Sessions Yesterday, Albert Harris, colored,
indicted for driving off q car of Erma
Gibbs, near Dover, without consent Of
tho owner was tried bv jury and al
though his counsel cndevaorcd to show
tbat Harms had in general way hcen AL
lowed to drive the Gibbs car operating
II with family iccrsc. without rcproof
the inrv returned vcrdct Of guilty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

Saturday in MAY ~ the rest room.
Following the business part of the meet
ing a very enjoyable program was rem
dered as follows; Piano solo, Virginia
Hastings; recitation, AT the Billville
sperrit Meeting" Kathryn Kitchen
piano solo, Helen Kirk Deputy, reading
"'rhe Last Hymn" Mrs. w. r. Jones;
piano solo, Mira Jcn Marvil: duet. "Whiap-
pering Hope, Mrs w O. Bennett and
Mrs. w. r. Jones.
The group leader, Mrs W. T. Deputy
and her members then served refreshments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
NEWARK CENTURY CLUB.

Newark. April u The final meeting
of the club year for the Newark New
Century Club will he held next Tuesday
when officer elected last Tuesday viii be-
installed Tho now officers arc:
President. Mea W A. Wilkinson, vice
president. Mrs 1houas + Manrs and
Mrs Clarence 4 Short; recording sec
retarv. Mrs Emma Wilson; correspond
ing secretary. Mrs Z NJ Is Foster.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Na4,stnVr tprtl y MIR ard Mrs
r.tsa- t,,..I,, ri~v cll az RrookIvu \ \
En,,. SORT aat invitations 30 the marriage
=, then d..tqhfer Jean Parker Criswcll
4, NJ Frank Howell TYSON OF tins town
The wedding viii takc place on Satur-
"a, evening the seventh Of NaN al hall
sl,or ciRht oClock ~ - Ann on-the-
Ue,phts BROOKLYN reception will fol-
los. tho ceremony a. the Hotel Bossert
DraoL kp
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NEW HOSPITAL OPENING.

Milford. April u Arrangements have
been completed for the opening Of the
new Milford Emergency Hospital, to-
morrow. with an interesting program
Mrs Saunders N Trutt. who has gwen
ono room completely furnished 10 the
hospital in memory Of her son. Lieutenant
Rwhard s Truitt. who died three years
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VISIT ny CLIB WOMEN.

Sc.fotd tpnl - severity five lady
member. Of tho Acorn Cluh Of this town
vrs,,od Fredericksburg Md Yesterday al
ternoon whore the, were the guests ~ the
lcslcral>hurg Ladies Club
Tho Fedcral>burg ladies presented m
tcre>t,ne and entertaining program. both
from literary and musical standpoint
ror tho visitor, follow ing which charm
ur luncheon as served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
TRF.SI RER OF CHURCH

novc, ,nr,l 76 4 y Colt IN official
- NJ, ~ / church this town. has
-, elected treasurer of the church
ue succeeds lIosoph i HofIccker do
$3.50 Who had held that position for
several wears
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ENTERTAINED W. n. NJ. s..

Laurel April 2 Tho Women = Homo
Missionary Sucioty Was entertained Iues-
day Afternoon. nj the home If Nrs W
Z DEPUTY on Eighth street 4 large dolc-
CATION was prosent
Tho meeting was opened with vocal
solo. The Ninety and Nine try Mr. "
. Bcnnctt Among other trarsaetions n
balc was MANNED 80 lJe held tho fire
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try, has been made chairman OF the lunch
con which will be served from ~ ~
o'clock 10 All ont-of-town guests. nc
opening date of the hospital the 22d, "
the birthday anniversary OF Lieutenant
Truitt
The hospital campaign committee re-,
ported last night that about 81, ,bW hnd
been subscribed Of the $4,000 ma nte-
nance fund asked for the two-yenr period
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GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL.

Dover. April p Governor Denney has
affixed his signature TO Senate biil amend
ing the Revised Code by making pro
visions for the supervision Of the impor-
tation of dependent children. The bill
rcstrictirgthe placing OF children from
other States in homes IN Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
BASEBALL PLAYERS MISHAP.

Dover. April 21--Ralph Tloch, star
catcher of the Wesley Collegiate tnstlr
t,ite. broke his ankle at n recent game oil
ball on the home grounds. !,
lie will be disabled for practically the
rest of the season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

The United states government ~ r ~
sortor since last October
The young man Haa appffhfnns,l hfM
Dover where De has hfcn living ~ tAH
taken 20 Fort du PDnt Vcsfrfdhf N
former Constable a hinrsfufF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

sation until January, 1921, when the
Grand Chapter granted a charter
w. Harry Lewis of Wilmington: grand
high priest of the Grand Chapter OF hoyal
Arch Masons of Delaware, had charge oil
the ceremonies incident TO the organza-
tion of the new charter.
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treasurer, Miss Elnor Iiarter; library
committee, Mrs. f. Nj. *. Foster, MISS
Edith Spencer and Mrs. Rankin; member
ship committee. Mrs John Pilliup. Mrs,
Charles II Blake and Mrs. Walter Geist.
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nl..innnr, snrlelle. ID rIlIan

The Wpmena Home MiHHipnhf "a"
,,.,i,. ~ ~ wilmington District " On
e,,,grr.,,o vil hold msrfirF In Et
,on md today Mfn ir.lef p
prosldert Ths delngntrH niu n EnfH
~ tbe Eihton " E rhHuh women
dinner
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Oh How Glorious to Be Free
From Rheumatism's Tortures!

one that will take 9ut tho impurb
ties that are torturing you, ns
Ike famous sSg, which has
lisvsd thousand n caves p rhel.
natlsm al ovsr he country luHs
this way
SIS IL a simple vegrtable rara-
edy and has q half century, reyn-
taffou Get 10 frf,ro any Hrrtggfnf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

take tho edge of The
terrible pains for a few
hours, but they do not
strike at the cause, which
nearly always lies in the
poisoned. impoverished
blood.
When this is so. you
need an internal remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
WORLDS PAIN AND
ACHE LINIMENT
Just one trial cOnyinces you SlOan's
I.inlment helps drive away
rheumatic twinges

Why endure pain when YOU know
sloan I.iniment viii relieve IL prompt
ly7 II couldn't remain the Worlds
Lluiment foi 80 years x il wasn't highly
beneficial in relieVing rheumatic aches.
stin Joints. sore muscles lumbagO. lame
back neurnlgia strains. bruises and
the results ~ exposure 70 bad weather.
psnetrates without rubbing. leaving
no stained skin Clogged pores. mussi-
ness a pain and ache hniment that
lands alone ir doing what il is meant
b. do. Get bottle today and keep il
handy AT druggists Three sizes-35c
-ec 81 80. The largest - most ecOnOm-
&a.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
DESERTER ARRESTED.

Dover. April q Chief of Police T.
Lane Yesterday took into custody Chief
Custer Harry of Oklahoma, warted by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

An "a Ia Every Everinr c0H'lfr hf
sold an automobile worth iIIN NnIIh
what rnore could you expect Adl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

80 tH ~ IfNN ANNH ~ Ia "H
today. and starr taking "a
once Then write aa O.
complete history - youF
case. We nill glnf y
furnish you expert mo'
cal advice without
Address Chief Nsfea
Advisor, 577 w -
boratorY. Atlsn'a e0s
gis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

Juat suppose you could be free
from your deepsented, agonizing
rheumatic aches and pains, your
stiff joints and unsightly swellingsl
Wouldn't you give anything TO get
rid Of them
You have doubtless rubbed on
outside treatments; most rheuma-
sisro sufferers have Some of these