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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown Feb rs Mrs Emily p
Willis. aged 81 wears. whose death occur
cd III Wilmington Sunday night nj tho
home of her son DIR II \ Willis 703
West Tenth street was mother cf Mrs.
Nolhc " Clark of this city widow Of
/ u Clark formerly editor Of the Sussex
Journal Mrs Wills was widow Of Dr
II. r Willis of Preston Md where
funeral services took place tins morning
Construction ~ 4 modern banking
house for the Delaware Trust Go n
Market street aud-puhlic Square George
town viii bc started in the spring The
institution viii hc ono of tho most im-
posing of any of the cham of banks con
trolcd in The state III the Company
Herring and founder within the past
fcu davs have started to rlIn IN the streams
~ southern Delaware and If weather
conditions remain favorable FOR the next
week most Of the markets will be we'll
supplied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
HIGHWAYS OUT OF SMYR Ma.

Smvrna. Feb l6 Walter Q. Hohecker
of this town. a member of the state High
wav Commission. has recommended tour
improved roads out of smyrna 20 be hullt
Of concrete Ono is from smyrna TO the
Nfar,land line by way Of kenton and
Downc~ Chanel, the second IS from
SMYRNA TO Ilcmmg's Landing TO be built
on the Kent county side of the smyrna
river by way Of Scvcrsons Neck. the
thirds from Smyrna % Deakyncville to
hc built on the New Castle county side OF
SmyrI,a river by way Of Duck creek,
Walkers school aud Friendship Church
4 road is also urged from SMYRNA to
Tc,psic hy wov of Cedar Lane
According T. plars tho du pont Boulce. f..
varl from Wilmington 10 Selbyvilie Will
he completed within the next year. and
along with tins ii the Legislature passes
the $3.50 01O annual appropriation hilI.
Il IS proposed to build several lateral roads
branching out ;rom Smyrna Middlct0wn.
Dover and Milford This viii give 4 fine
network Of good roads and will hc q boon
t. the agricultural interests Of central
Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
CORN SHOW RULES.

Seaford. Feb 1T Rcprcsc natives Of
the Delaware State corn Growers ASs0-
ciation the Sussex County Farm Bureau
and tho Scaford business mon met her"
Mondar, to MAKE recommendations for
future local and county corn shows he ld
III Sussex COUNTY Those present were
John Pinder Milton. president. and
NJ. q Pence Newark secretary ot the
Delaware Corn Growers Association +.
! d. Thompson Of lewcS. \ L Allen Of
Scaford: County Agent Vaughan ot
Georgetown. Of the SUSSEX County Farm
Bureau; I Fl Cox. representing the husl-
ness mon of Seafori \ county and sly
local shows were held IN Sussex county N
1920. and tho committee expects that
every organized community IN the county
viii hold q tuo-dav show during the COM
ing vcar
The committee recommends tho follow
ING -r7les fnr these shows That. thcN Shall
cover two dav~ shall have special classes
IN exhibiting and Judging corn for hovN.
special classes iur girls IN homo economic
exhibits. and that 4 counts. show b" held
following local shows Il is the plan oi
the committee to develop these shows
into local fairs ii which the town and
surrounding 2onntrv will corporate ~
conducting
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CECU, COUNTY NOTES.

Special correspondence 81 Every Evening
Ilkton. Md, Feb 10 vi liam and
Clifford Matthews wcTr arrested by nctcc-
tives Baldwin Fadolv and Coy Of the
PENNSYLVANIA RaIlroad police department
YESTERDAY, charged with stealing | nited
States mail pcuch from tho PerryvilI
passenger station The men, Il is alleged.
made a confession, stating they took the
pourh into a nearby shed, whore they
ritlcd the mail They were taken "a Baiti-
more and turned over 10 the Federal
authorizes
Members and friends Of Hopewell
Christian Endeavor Society will hold 3
valentine social this evening NJ the home
Of the pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs
J. NJ Brown.
Rev John McElmoyle and grandson
arc spending a few days this week with
relatives at Marietta, Pa
Miss Ross. county demonstration agent
will address the Women's Club NJ Apple
ton his evening
Mrs John II Terrell, is seriously III
AT her home on North street, Elkton.
Armv trucks stored at lamp Hola-
bird. near Baltimore, are TO be moved TO
Perry Point. where those needing repairs
will be made fit for service.
Charles Baker, a retired farmer and
former storckeeper, at Chesapeake City,
died AZ his home in that town, Yesterday,
after several weeks illness
Miss Maize Borland Of Elkton has been
amounted a steuographer III the office OF
the State Good Road Commission, 10
Baltimore
James Matthews, former resident of
Port Deposit. now of Hampton, Va, and
his daughter are spending few days with
friends III his old hometown Port Deposit
County School Board has ordered all
colored schools closed on Friday IN order
that tho teachers may attend the colored
teachers institute IN tlkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover February rs, 1927 Union
Lodge, 10 :. s 1 a n, gave is an
nuai Washington : Birthday celebration
III Hotel RIchardson. last evening, which
was attended by the members and their
wives 4 musical aud literary program
Was rendered
Mrs .Ichrsou wife of former Secretary
of state Everett G johnson, and d aughtcr.
Marjorie. who had been IN the South
for the past ten days or two weeks ar
rlvcd home Monday evening much
improved hy their tup
Rev. II T. Terry 81 Bridgeville, was q
Dover visitor. yesterday
Mrs ! W Colona, was Wilmington
visitor. Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
OYSTER SHUCKERS' PAY CUT.

Crsfeld. Nd Feb. Is The first
cut n wages IN Cr-hcld affecting any
number 81 persons was made Monday
when the oyster packers notified shuckers
that they would be paid % cents instead
Of b cents per gallon Al first all the
shickers refused to work. but when il
became known that the reduction was
general some of them returned TO their
tables while Others refused For many
wears shuckcrs received 20 cents a gallon
As the season is nearly over the change
will not make any material difference IN
the market price Of oys ters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
SUCCESSFUL. REVIVAL.

Georgetown. Feb 16 The union revival
meetings now being conducted hv tho
congregations Of Wesley NJ Il Church,
and First NJ p Church, arc proving n
success Last week services were conduct
ed in First NJ J.. Church, in charge Of
Rev s. \. Plchard, pastor Of Wesley
NJ. J.. Church This week the meetings
arc in charge Of Rev J, T Bailey. in
Wesley church
Many conversions have taken place,
and If the religious fcrvor continues
the meetings will likely hc held for another
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
SALISBURYS FINE GIFT.
Mrs. y. +. Jackson Presents 800 900
Building for Y. NJ. &. A.

Salisbury, Md, Feb. l6 Mrs. j.. T..
jackson, widow Of former Governor
jackson, d Salisbury, has made deed
conveying to trustees the 100000 build
ing located at the northeast corner oi
Broad and Division streets for use ~
Young Mems Christian Association.
Through this magnificent gift Salisbury,
within "A months time. will have not only
one of the fineat md most modern Y NJ.
g A. buildings IN the state Of Maryland,
but il also will be The first city on the
eastern shore 20 have J NJ {. a. hoiiacd
IN its OVID structure.
In deciding the property 20 the trustees
Mrs Jackson has made only ore rcserva-
ton and that is that the property shall
always be uaed for Y NJ. &. A. purp oscs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
HEADS UNDERWRITERS
i. Blair Ely Selected as President oi
Delaware Organization.

r Blair Ely was chosen president oi
the Delaware Association Of Life nder-
writer's at tho annual meeting held last
night ~ innibros restaurant. Other
officers elected were Frank Hughes,
vice-p president, harles -. Pal ner a"c-
rotary, aud Arthur A NIlrnot treasurer
The executive committee comprise the
officers nf the asspcintion and Arthur "
Swarts, 4 Il Chcgney and J.. -. Rothen-
sizes
II was announced that the meeting
in Philadelphia, March H. IL bcing held
under the auspices of tie ore day sales
manship carnpaign which ie being carried
on A large delegation from this State
will attefd the rncctif q
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WORK FOR YEAR AROUND.

>eatorI Feb l6 The Allen Moore
Canning 60. or Blades hayc completed
ARRANGEMENTS whereby their plant Will hc
operated practically the NCaT round
Thr, arc putting INTO cans thousands ol
bushels 81 sweet potatoes. using seconds,
which the grover has I'd market for They
have enough sweets to nun them until
strawberries arrive. when thcv viii turn
their plant INTO a preserving factory
putting up juice for a Philadelphia firm
Following tho berry crop tomatoes Will
ho nut l!p and hv the time tomatoes are
over. sweets will have arrived aga IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Ich. 10 Norris r Elliott
IL NIllmrgton. was Laurel visitor,
Yesterday
.IcrlingS Cmllcn lcit Yesterday for
Philadelphia vhclc hc VIII srcId scv-
cral days.
Nir ard Mrs Harlan Ellis II Raltl-
mo1c arc hcrc with Nir Hills mother,
Mrs t,atcsL> II flhS Nh Flhs has
urdc1rorc vcr1 serious operation for m
affection az tho eve ard Viii remain with
his mother until ab le 70 resume his duties
III BeltImolC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
BOYS CLUB FORMED.

Dover Feb I6 A boys organization
known a. the Three i5 Club has been
formed here by the Young men Of the
Peoples Christian Church The following
organization has beer effected.
Preside,t Edwin Lewis, -preslden Is
Zeb G Hopkins John Derrlckson. secre-
tarv. Robert Wiley treasurer Joseph
Long. membership committee, live New
tor. Morris Carrow and Ralph Jacobs
sergeant-at- arms james Maloney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
E.DIain Chain of Stores Project.

Wilmir gton stockholders of the George
Y. Cohn & Bro Co, operating a chain Of
clothing stores with headquarters III
Baltimore, dired last night in the du
Barry Room Of the Hotel du Pont. The
main office was represented by DIR.
Schafferinan and Mr. Hoffman Following g
the repast DR. Schaffcrma explau ed
the rise and success of Cohn & Bro Co.
sirce It's orgauizn ton FIVE years ago. II
is the intention of the compaI V, 10 con
duct ard operatc the largest chain of
clothing stores in the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: BY Magistrate Lawrence ]
Broman-Louls Serey. $50 Townsend
street and Claude I. Washir ston, 1901
B street Harvey W Maelary and Rachael
Elizabeth Stroud, Newport
BY Magistrate Harry b. Strad ley
James b, Staley, Jr., 700 French street,
and Mabel II. Keenan,, 20 East Seventh
street; John Britton. 922 East seventh
street and Anna Szmatyk, $40 Spruce
street
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Quick results. small costs; use Every
lT,-eutt4er uyaut oda
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WILL WRITE AND LIZ TURE.

C,corgetopn Tcb Is Rev Sevcil
Morris Pilchard pAstor Of Wesley Nir
Y hurch tins CITY, who. after fort II
years uf service as = minister il the VII
NH gtou " !. Coofcrercc. viii retire at
fhc coming annual session HIS decided
u locate at Greensboro Mi tie former
nome # Mrs Pilchard RecentIy they
purchased 4 home there ald All piar-
have been made "a move 1T the close of
tho session of coricrcrtc
Df PilchaTd. after hlS retirement. Ull
likely devote hiS time to literary work aud
lcctuIiup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
0NE WAY TO SAVE MONEY.

Biondne-T understand Gerty Glide
digad gave Bean brough the m!ften.
RrunrftaI am surprised.
Why
.Isaw them holding hands The other
evening
That was the trouble
Doesn't Gertie ike to hold hands p
Yes. but she likes n man VINO let's
20 long enough 70 dig down into his
pockets once in a while Youngstown
Telegram
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
CLAYMONT NEWS.
Cla,lnnni Feb 1G

IIaNmOni Feb I6.
Mir and Mrs William d. Mullen spent
the week at Atlantic CITY
Charles Woblyhan trainer for James
G. McComb. has left Claymont to 20 to
the ir Writer quarters 1T Elam He has
taken with him five Of Mr. McComb $
best hunters and the hunt dogs
The Belmont Club gave 4 darcc ~ The
c. maiitt Hall 1t OVcrioOh SATURDAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Tell il TO all Delaware through Every
Evening want ads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
Try Dry Cleaning .
4 SenSitiUe Skin

The dust of the all-day orting or
motor ride is a killjoy for many a
woman whose skin is too sensitive
for washing in the middle of the
day while the air is hot
A dry cleaning" however. can
be given the most sensitive skin
without injury or disc mfort. An
excellent medium is light carbonate
OF magnesium-there are two quail
tiles, light and heavy. Il must be
well rubbed into the skin, applying
fresh powder until all of the dust
and CRIME has been removed.
The Traveller should take a small
box full with her and a roll OF sur
gical cotton with which TO pa the
powder into the skin for cleansing.
After the skin has been cleanSed
and the powder all brushed of. the
the regular face powder can be ap-
Piled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
Pc rs q ID ais

DR.. j. Warren Harper. OF Hart
ford. Conn, IS the guest of his cousin
Mrs. ". u. Martin, 226 :. Taylcr st.
DR.. Harper is on his way 20 the Pac-
ifc coast where he viii spend the
remainder Of the summer.
Miss Bess Baird. Of TT. Wayne,
Ind. arrived Friday to spend the re-
mainder Of the summer with her
aunt. Mrs. Eta Carpenter. SIS ".
Wayne st.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J.. eastman and
children. AS ". Washington av., left
Saturday for a fishing trip 10 HoosiH
Point, in northern Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams and
daughter, Grace. and Mrs. Charles
McAllis Of Chicago. are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Luthers, $40
y. Main st. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
and Mrs. Frederick Webb will spend
the month of August at Marcellus
Mich.
Miss Jessie McDonough has left
for the west, where she will spend a
month at Portland and Seattle.
Lewis r. Richardson and daugh-
ter, Mabel Huffman, OF Clyde. Kans.
are visiting at the home of Clarence
y. Edwards, s. Michigan ST.
Mrs. Clara Nelson, Los Angeles,
Calf. is the guest of Miss May
Smith, 22O Carroll St
A house party arranged for this
week at Decentralization cottage,
| Klinger lake, includes The Misses
Ruth Troeger, Clara Troeger, Flor
ence Troeger, Rose Thate, Helen
Kroner, Erma Christman, Edna Ma
ton and Rose Hem.
Miss Stella Vanderhoof and Miss
Agatha Clark, rs y. William St,
Will leave today for Port Huron,
Mich, TO spend the north or Au-
gust.
r. NJ. Hutchinson and son, Charles
viii leave Sunday for Atlantic City,
y. J.. where Mr.. Hutchinson will at
tend the annual field club conven-
tios of the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Of New York which viii be held
at the Hotel Ambassador.
Miss Anna Wagner Of the Hoff-
man apartments. left Saturday for
! Mcrningside. Mich, where she viii
/ spend two weeks.
lIr. and Mrs. Harvey Rostiser
1854 Portage av, motored TO Chi
cago for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. niger
| soil, Stanislas Makielski and RroHis-
las Nakielsd, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs Leon Makielski of Ann
Arbor. N.ch., have gone to North
lake. Glennie, Mich, TO spend the
month of August.
Rev. William Ernest Lowthcr, pas
tor OF the First NJ. Z. church OF
lIorgantown. w. Va, is the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w
Stanafelt, 1925 Riverside DIR.
Mrs. Beatrice Daveline and SON.
John. Miss Helen Wass of $50 s
Laurel St, and Miss jeanette Wass
Of Gary, Ind, are spending a Week
at Park Shore. Diamond lake.
Dr. Arthur J. Mcdonald of Kan
sas City. No. will arrive the first Of
the week to spend several weeks
/ with relatives and friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
John ]. MERRIAM Licensed
To lied Miss Schirnrf-

John J. MERRIAM, president and
manager of the South Bend Engrav-
ing Co. who was recently granted a
divorce from his wife after II years
of litigation, was issued a license to
wed Miss Ella d. Schwartz. also Of
South Bend. according to a message
from Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
Teach The Children
Personal NeatneSS

Even the very little child should
be taught by his mother to be care
ful OF his clothing, careful in put
ting IL away at night and in saving
Il from tears and unnecessary soil
ing.
Little folk should be taught 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

towers formed the attractive dec
Grafton Of the home.
Mrs. l. c. Carpenter. s26 f. Col
fax av.. entertained 16 guests Thurs
day evening in honor of her son Ed
wards birthday anniversary. Games
and contests were the features Of
the evening, favors being won by
Miss Irene Hoehne. Miss Lois Cook,
Nelson Deban and Russell Jonas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
FOR SLIPPERS.

Any tint OF satin slippers can be
cleaned without injury with dena-
tured alcohol. This is also an ex-
cellent cleanser for straw and for
grease spots on clothing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
FOR CHILDREN

If the children's summer suits and
frocks become faded so far that they
are unattractive. dip them in deep
color and they viii look better.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

hang up their own clothing when Il
Is removed at night and TO hang UP
the towels and wash cloths after
using them.
They should also be taught 20 use
"A tooth brush and comb when very
young. This saves a great deal OF
effort and trouble in later years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
EMERY PAPER

The former rough surface can be
restored 10 emery paper, unless too
far gene. hut putting Il IA the oven
a few minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
FOR CORY.

II you are short OF butter. don't
use any IN the corn. Season % well
with salt. susa- and paprika and it
viii be as good as II you had used
butter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31
PAINT.

To aid In removing the smell of
fresh paint put a pail OF cold water
in the room and remove it very hour
or so.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

A man won first prize as cham.
pion hair dresser in England.
Chocolate was first used in Eng
land about 1850.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

Honoring Mrs. Horace Dakin, OF
Springfield. H., Mrs. Esse Bissel Da-
Kin entertained at bridge Friday af-
ternoon. at her home, 40 Manitou
p. There were four tables or play
ers the favors being awarded Mrs.
+. G.. Steinel. Miss Mary Du Shane
and Mrs Horace Dakin. Garden
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

LOrOer Picture-MrS. c. Campbell,
of St. Joseph, Mich, and Mrs. ". J.
East, of South Bend, rUhO ICON third and
fourth places in the contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

More than 200 members Of the
Grace NJ. Z. Sunday school enjoyed
the annual picnic Saturday at Pot
tawatomie park. The early part or
the afternoon was devoted 10 COM
petitive games and sports, in which
all classes Of the school were rep
resented. a picnic supper concluded
the evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

Mr. and Mrs. Leo j. Thilman,
1923 W. Colfax av., entertained at
dinner Friday in honor % Sister VI.
RichiIdis Of salt Lake City Utah.
Covers were placed for Sister NJ
RichiIdis, Sister NJ. Hedwige. ESt la
and Florence Ciesielsld. Richildis
Thilman, J. G. Bowsher. D. ID. Bow
sher and Nelson Bowsher-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

Upper Left-Mrs. H. L. Cooper,
chairman of the committee rOErich made
the success of the tournament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

Upper Right - Mrs. WlIomene
Morrison, rCho rUon the prize for cham
pionship. about to sink in difficult
putt.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-29

The classic in range football this
year will be the two games between
Ironwood and Bessemer, the first to
be played at Bessemer tomorrow
and the second at Ironwood on Nov.
II. The rivalry is keen and now
that Ironwood has arevamped team
and former university star as
coach and player it is conceded that
they stand an excellent chance of
defeating Bessemer, which eleven
has heretofore held the honors in
range football. Ironwood's victory
over Stambaugh makes them a
contender for the upper peninsula
championship, Bessemer is also
DESTROYS of coping the champion.
ship, 1t will be some game.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-29
Nearly Through Shipping Ore.

With the clearing of the Steamer
Sierra from the Northwestern ore
dock on Friday. the Steel trust
will close their ore shipping from
the local harbor for the season.
The Northwestern dock expects
about ten more cargoes out during
this week and next, each of which
will take its last load of ore down
the lakes. and the last one will
leave on November 3rd, so that on
that date, the ore season at Ash
land will be entirely closed.
The Henry NJ. Rogers which
cleared from the 500 ore dock
with 1000 tons night before last.
was the last cargo to be shipped
from that dock.
Predictions during the summer
months were that. owing to the
small ore shipments, the season
would close on November /. Us
ually ore shipments last far into
December, until the freezing of
the lakes prevents navigation
Ashland Press.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-29
lrOuwOOd Trims Stambaush.

lronwood scored a brilliant vict,
DRY Sunday when they defeated
the Stambaugh All Stars by the
score of u TO 6. Too much Han.
sen spelled defeat for the Stambos
although Harrington, who PLAYED
with the Hurley eleven up until
Sunday had an important part in
the victory.
Hansen, former University of
Minnesota star, secured to coach
and play with the Irouwood team
was the man responsible for the
lronwood football machine which
put the skids under the Stambaueb
outfit. Although Hansen had been
on the grounds but a few DAYS he
whipped into shape an aggrega.
tion against which Stambaueh
could do nothing. 1t was a re-
ramped reorganized and re;nvenat.
Ell eleven which faced Stambaueh
Sunday in comparison with the
team which Ironwood presented in
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-29
Man Gives Wife GIycerine Mixture.

She had stomach trouble for years.
After giving her simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine. etc. as mixed in Ad-
ler-i-ka, her husband says: MY wife
feels fine now aud has gained weight.
1t is wonderful stomach medicine -
Adler-i ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel, removing foul matter
which poisoned stomach aud which
you never thought Was in your system.
EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach
or chronic constipation. Guards
against appendicitis The impurities
II brings out will surprise you.
J F. sullivan, druggist. Adyt
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-29
Our Vanishing Timber Supply.

The normal annual consumption Of
hardwoodsin the United States. in
Guiding losses from forest fires and
other causes, is about $1,000, 0Oo. 900
board feet The remaining stand of
hardwoods is about 45o 600 .00o 0oo
board feet The normal yearly con
sumption of softwoods. also including
losses from fire, insects and other
sources. is about 10000, 900 900 board
ieet The remaining stand of soft
"oodsls estimated to be I55. ooo, eo0. p
On" board feet The foregoing figures
include ali forest products. lumber
pulpwood, hewed railroad ties. poles
veneer stock, cooperage, etc. with the
exception of the yearly cut of fuel
wood, which IS an additional drainage
upon cur forests estimated at 10000.
oOo cords. Chief Forester Greeley