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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
CECU COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence u Every Evening
Flkton. Nd. MAY Mrs Sarah y
stilev. widow ~ William Stllley, = Phila-
delphia contractor died Mo nday % The
home Of her son-iu-Iaw t0hr ~ Terrell n
ter of Abraham TayloT and waa tvIce
married her first husband being l0Teph
Taylor Of Tewlsvlle, Pa Her only
daughter. Mary Taylor Terrell who died
Friday vas buried yesterday afternoon
Mrs Stilcy'a funeral was held this morn-
ing from Nr Terrell home
Marriage licenses we're issued n FlktOn,
Monday. "a George Slaughter and Bar
hara Roberts of Wilmington Marhail
Kline of Elktpn and Carrie Proe of
Boothwyn Pa
Rev Sidney Dixon # Trrtiy r. p
Church. Elkton is attending The hfiy
third annual convention n the Episcopal
Diocrse of Faston. nov ~ session IN -
Pau.s Church. Berlin
William y Hughes retired constructor
colehratcd his s5ih birthday anniversary
~ his hnne N Flktnn, sunday bv having
n family gathering Mr. Hughes ls ~ p0y-
ing good health and Is very active
Nr and Mrs William II Hams ~
Ioppa. announce thc marriage - their
daughter. Mary Hopkins 70 Dr Chesley
II Daniel of Baltimore N the latter eitv
on Saturday last
Beauty Art and Design war the nih-
ject ~ an illustrated lecture given this after
noon ~ Professor Throdorr Hanford
Pond ~ Maryland Art School before The
Women s Club % Flkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

work which the city haa I'm view and
the contract was awarded to Taylor n
Co. at S2.st per net ton, this being the
lowest bid, f. o. b. New Castle. Other
bids were received from I'assaic Manu-
featuring Co of s203 per net ton T. o. b.
New Castle and one bid from j. r. L.
r.. Eliason, Inc, of this city for s2.lo
per net ton (. o. b. Glynn Mills.
The Water and Light Commission re-
questcd that the Council have drawn
up nn ordinance empowering the com
mission to have the privilege of cutting
all trees through the city that interfere
with the lighting system. ci.y Solicitor
IraEcis de II. Janvier was instructed
To draw up the ordinance. The request
was given tho High School students to
erect a suitable tennis court back OF the
bleachers at Battery Park. The pre-
city treasurer were ordered paid. The
lease for Battery Park for the year
1921 was ordered renewed through city
Solicitor Janvier. The following report
was received from city treasurer John
H. ManloVe: taxes received from Clerk
SMITH for 1917. $2023. 191s. $3.50.
1920, sil.b2: Ming names of candidates
and sale of tickets for election. SD !;
pavement In front Of the Truitt estate.
fl2019, rental from Western Union
Telegraph Co. SS.34: fines from Mayor
Cramer. s2.50. The matter nf the city
sewer terminal on tho property Of John
committee to Toe acted upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
CHEsTERTOw AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Cheatertown. Md. May Miss Mar
garet TIummer. daughter of the late
James Pitunmer. one of the founders of
the Kent News. died AZ the home Of
her sister. Mrs. MolIe Fleming. on Front
street. Monday morning. following
long Illness of complication Of dis
eases, aged about 80 years
The various automobile truck lines
out Of Chestertown arc making strong
bids for the asparagus trade from
Galena and other sections Of the couu-
try nd efforts arc being made for
railroad schedules that will connect with
city markets rutlv in the morning.
Wilmington Philadelphia. and Nov York
arc suffering 10 tho advantage of Balti-
more. which is receiving large consign-
uients hv say Of tho Rock Hall T3ay
Shore ferry aud tho express line
Bcniam.n = Rash m authority on
Apple culture. aava he all have fair
crop of apples of The 4tavnan and
other varlettea. Notwithstanding the
heavy freezes during April Nj Fash
has large orchards and is spraying the
treea IIe lg onr ~ the largest ship
pora in tho county
The dfoeepan convention n the Fro
fcafant Epiacolfa church Diocese of
Easton ia IN ahauai saaelon in BERLIN
this wcef Rev Charles Afwater Is
the ministerial delegate from Tm-
manuel Protestant Epieropal Church.
ChcafertoWn win simon " Westcott
as Iav delegate = Page Gale - tho
II. delegate from old 81 Paurz and +.
Thomas HaRaoy # representing ST.
Clements Church Massey
NJ and Mrs Massey who were mar
ried In Haltluorc last Saturday have
returned - Chesferfov'n and arc oc-
,f1pgfne apartfnents over the poutonfce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. Nav 4.-Having
been Incorporated under the state laws a
Five Points Civic Association. officers OF
the organization will meet al the school
house FRIDAY evening. when the directors
will elect officers The incorpOrators Of
fhe assOciatlon arc William II Sewer.
Geurge Gottschall and Clarence T.
CTs1san
Beginning thi, week five bakeries Of
Philadelphia md Wilmington are invad-
ing this section with automobile delivery
machines and making a house-to-house
canvass fof bread customers
rup.l. y thc Sccatd ~ ld sId Fourth
q aGe- "a ti,..chOol viii gi1ca Malpole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

If YOU have Catarrhal Deafness or are
hard of hearing or have head noises, go 90
your druggist and get one ounce of Par
mint double strength and add to il Il
pint of hot water and little granulated
sugar. Take one tablespoonful four times
a day
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises Clogged
nostrils should open. breathing become
easy and the mucus stop dropping into
the throat. 1t IS easy 10 prepare, costs
little and Is pleasant 10 take Anyone who
has Catarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription a trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
GOOD FISHING LUCK.

Ieues. Nav Chester Mathews.
Frank VALLEY and foiu other fishermen
from Newport \ J. are "Squatting" on
the north bank of Lewes canal and daily
90 fishing ~ thcr two fast motor boats.
Luck has heen with them ever since
their arrival three week" ago Monday
~ m they started ont and at II
e. cioek returned with 6OO pounds of
blue hsh and cIght barrels Of sea croakers
abd trout I he blue FISH averaged four
pounds each sud some OF thc trout were
l1-pnundcrs
The catch vas wort about 81 600 and
vas shipped ~ the \cW York market,
Nhere 80 cents per pound - the market
prlct toda,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

The meeting Of the Good VIII Fire
Co. will be held this evening at o'clock.
The funeral Of Vincent Muliin, who
on Friday morning at $50 o'clock,
died on Monday evening VIII take place
standard time. from his late home, 1sa
East Second street. Reauum mass viii
he said in st. Peters Church and In
terment will he made in the cemetery
adjoining.
Apartment for rent IN the Louise ap-
ply To John RieB on the promises. Adv.
The Home and School Association will
meet tomorrow evening at O'Clock IN
the assembly room of the High School.
Prof Henry r. sna veiy win discusa the
topic "rhe Present Education stu
alton in our State and city.
Auto repairs special for fords. Will
bert Meredith. W 6th 81 Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
WITH MUSIC AND DANCING.

Brack-FV. May Norman Boyer en-
tcrtalned friends nj his homo in RosCllc
Saturday evening. with music and dancing
followed hy n collation.
Among those present were: Misses Alicc
Burke, Emily Grccnwell. Edith Boyer.
Emma Cobb Esther Smith Elizabeth
White Helen McNcy Frances Lynch,
Ruth Orr. Mary Bowers Miss Rowan.
Frances Skcllcy. agnes Dillon. and Miss
Mcndenhall Mcssrs Ralph Springer. Geo
HAYES Harvey Ruttcr Noble Finnamorc.
Albert Davenport Nolan Boyer. Arthur
Davenport. William Gilbert, Clarke
Springer Francis Manuel. Fred Lord
Frances Boyer Howard NcVey, Norman
Bower. Charles White, Paul Marplc, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Manuel, Mr. and Mr-
William Smith MrR. X G. Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
ENTERTAINED VISITORS.

r~ves Nav CAPTAIN John T Vir-
den on SATURDAY entertained Mayor ]
HAMPTON Moore of Philadelphia and
! : Holton. president of the Maritime
xchanre Who came from Philadelphia on
the PhiladeiphIa tug boat PsSsaN7lnk on n
tour 81 Inspecti0n They were accom-
named hv George c Sprou. director Of
"a harvcs docks and ferries c J Smvthc,
director of nuhie safety and Frank II
Caven and v ShuSter. secretary 10
Navor Moore
The party all returned 10 Philadclphis
IN tho steam pilot boat Philadelphia
>unda,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

The Trustees Of the Commons met
last evening The annual statement for
The year ending March 1921. was sub-
mitted and accepted The report was
audited by James + Challenger and
James g. shaw OF the auditing com
mittee. The receipts amounted To So
374.6s expenditures. tf.ao4.57. leaving
balance in bank of st.470.09 The
amounts due from tho tenants showed
total OF t3.44s7O. Investments Third
Liberty Loan bond. 500. outstanding
obligations. New Castle Trust 20. Sc
600. The acting committee reported
that the fencing along tho far1ns along
the State Highway were hetnR erected
and that end posts were act IN concrete
and the wires stretched. The required
papering At the Center Hall farm and
the repairs 70 Tho roofs were made
Thc public building committee reported
that the second floor of the Town Hall
building was placed IN good condition
and that new Raa nvfuree we're in
stalled. A report WIS received from The
commission comprising five mon ap=
pointed nv Judge Rice. IN compliance
with tho request of the state Highway
Commission. The figures agreed upon
by the commission appointed Vas t5.-
500 damages awarded TO tho trustees fer
tho damage 10 the property ~ tho
trustees. by the widening of the road
along tho farms controlled Is The COM
mona The amount ~ damages vac
accepted hv the body. Secretary Tod
noy was instructed to mail - each one
of the tenants On fhr farm 2 statement
Of the receipts and expenditures On
Saturday afternoon A. o'clock the
members will Wait the Hazard farm ~
Hare's Corner for tho purpose of aoiect-
ing n site for ncw harm The mem.
hers will meet Al the Masonic Hall To
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

store iot go Harbs' n-' ~
forfrrtuv go aIi
tad ius.l 80 nfrv Trreaf
r.ros fha' : 1a1 g'vrr f
c.rr trUT trfrr
have Yrcr 0rfI %
Pant J.irr '0r,f
told ur. sitfr rsetnv ,l
hecornc itaf .r iat
rr~ii'- from sod
,nfnr rvrr mr. ftrf
thc uonrY q. are 80"
loar ~ .ar rrf ~ fr d
Tf.-' f..~e pre v-d tr- o.
hr b a.d .a' rrrr
That tre grr~fire'i'
rrlf ~ -r1u-A frr
I had ~ srreffs d
atlr 7't raef Pc
: rer'd ha,.f W. 'rr.u1
Ihr i>.r- Hrf ats t-r -t
tha' mad, ry.r a
was = tal- t-d sf't
said ',eAcH fgr rr7 wf
jue' 'Fc rr'ftr FF
l1ck 7rduv .f-- rrf
nr
~rsn Z, s-e rra-f
wili KNOW Hrr nrnr
fru yor traf r.vt .u-ef
weirht utf rA
voe,J lrrrffs r ieur
regular trf do rr'
i-piifIo s1fi ut .fdret Nar
.lorp soaiudrr fhan r
.d,r.r trvrrr nTr~r
tad .- hn'rirr "er
and pr srf
t'on
me p7ar' r,ce War ~
Drug Store tnA.sOs Nar..t trrrs
re " datlv r0erffrv fhr raI Nf
lnfvnduerrg and rrri stntrg nr
fni- ~ rueNw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

party on the school green tomorrow alter
noon. The program Song by school,
"Our Robin" welcome address, Malcolm
Smith: flower pantomime; recitation,
Edith Potter: song, by school; recitation,
Howard Lang. May pole dance by school;
crowring of May queen; Queen. Anna
Gassert heralds, Samuel Sohneck, Marvin
kratz. James Rudolph and John Oldham; !;
attendants, Helen Matthes, Sara Ellen
Yerger: train bearers, Marjorie kratz,
Audra Deiser; crowner, Merritt Schoon-
maker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
To MEET NAy.t. OFFICERS.

Loo. NAV, Mr., ThomaSC Nirdcn
..l l.t,ghtrr Mis-, Marjorie have gone
pk,la,lelpbi, Z, meet Lieutenant nm-
nandcr rhomas 4 Nlrdcn "r his arrival
tr,,p f,,aptanamo IIc Was 4 Delaware
,t,ot and = .ttll on tho pay roll. lrIt on
tered the \RVN durug The war and Is now
+, ch,ro, III the l. hospital shin Rc-
b,f ~. hc.i cuulpped ship afloat for
a....,pp,oda,,n, II thc .ick IN the service
~ nrpsrnt ,atrc arc luu patients ON
b,,rJ Tho Rrrcf ha, becu with the fleet
N Culntanamo for two months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
BRAf Fy.

Brarl-Fv. Nav Tho Brsck-Fx "
F Church rnale quartet -ang ~ Trinity
N + Church. Tuesday evening
NTr md Mrs Edward HaunieAn and
children Ethel ard Edward we're
guests ~ Mr. Hannigan mother Mrs.
katherine TromeI. II Wilmington. Sun
dav
Mise HeIrn Armstrong who has heen
III wiih scarlet fover. Is improving.
Nrs Elnabeth Mills Il visiting friends
fn FELTON,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
IrwrS CHURCH DELEGATES.

owe. Nlav The Woman 5 Auxiliary
~ =, P,tcrs ,hurch has elected MrS.
U,rr. \ lNnus and Mrs William 7 Orr.
drler4,,.- o. th, meeting - hc held IN
Milford ou lucsda, ucNt
Chsrlr. u Nauil ard pr William +
Orr ~, delegate, lramS - Peter Church
q tho + I convention ~ Milford.
ue,p \ LYONS and Robert { Chambers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Claims He Almost
Gave Up All Hope
Sensational Testimonisl Given
for the New Medicine,
Plant Juice

"Fron ny individual erprriorrr f,rf
~ say there n nDflirr in ruafoff.
begins " compare sIih Plant juirr
restorative mfdirIno aHd VI hI
JohusDn. a urli kuour engineer rl
aieioa ~ SO HfU autI iiafrsDf fu
Wilmington. fu tDuV.farfIDu rf.
Plant fuce Man 80 fhf Nl'rf II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
old Time sing by Barnhart Chorus.

a real old time sing" vas tho 70
yard ~ those members ~ he Rarr
hardt Chorus who turned n'l' la~f night
~ tho regular rcheav-al in the fHgh
school auditorium Roth HHrry FiaVn
hart and Fred Watson wero on hand
and about eighty members bravod tho
clements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

See advertisement coal yar1 'or sale
At Silverbr0-ok ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

Every Evening classified ads pay big
returns-cau 22O0. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
$3.50 TO "a Seamless
Sheets, 5 S1.49

Nav clearance ~ odd qta 10
various vel known makes ard
most wanted UZe~
Sizes $3.50 - TIK9N II ran
-e0r90 Also EOrs eHtrR IenEths
In the lot.
Of heavy ard medium rcign'
blearhed EneeEnz. FINISHED rtth
three-in-h heraa
ia B--.~.--Efr.. Flaar esr'h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Peggy cloth
Palmer junior linen
Madras and poplin

In fact there is the greatest Narlety-
the best selection-the most astonishin
values which Philadelphia mothers hay
ever seen. COME EARLY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Boys Clothing Dept,
Second Floor 4 subway Store
Tan and brown linen

l5O 4; = ] al ri 81; : Fiji @: &:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

Foulsrds are always in fashion
for summer blouEer, dresses and lin
inCs. Very attractive designs and
color combinations. Yard wide
The fancy silks come In stylish
plaid striped and checked effects.
fst ErotAv.- First Floor South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26

RDIFT-See bristol
cARTAGENA ~ See Kingston. Port au
Prince
-AYENSE-sce Trinidad
~EAkA-See laru
-ETTE-Se., Merseilles
-NANARAI.~-Se. Pa'ts
-EEKBOuNG-Sce Southampton. Ply
mouth
cNRisTIANsAND -~ co Trondhieln.
Chris'ianiA
CoLOMBIA-~Sec Port au Prince
COLOMBO-See Honolulu. Alden. Port Said
CCNsTA&ZA --- see constantinoplc. Al
CoQtIHBO--9ee Pa,t8
cuRAcAO-~scc Msvaguez San Juan
DAHoMEY--acr Africa West
j1A iKrS-See Yoisohnrla
DA$ZIO--sce Christiania. Bremen
DFIAiDA AY--See cape Town
DFAtRARA- Sec Trinidad 81. Thomas
DOMINICA See st. Thomas
DlEbIN-~See Cor1 Belfast
plNEDI%-- Sos Ancklnud
FAST LONDC%-Aes Cape Town
90 ~ Sec Nn'tn Africa
FfJ- ~ snr Paifs
FHEEcJ FoNGO 500 A'rlrn. N~st
FHkNfH GUINEA See Africa Woxt
GA In TZ~-f;es giers conntantinopis
- MIL -soo AfIica Went
;UENI -s-e Antwerp
}DLD CDAbT~~Hen Africa West
jHANAD A-~Bes Trinidad
3UADALOUPE-Be 1T ThomAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26

ST KITTs-see St Thomas
sly. IAURENT-See Trinidad
ST. LUCIA-See st. Thomas
ST VlNCENT-See Azores
SALAVERRY-Se Pnita
SAMARANG-See Penang, Alden
SANTA MARTA-See Kingston
SENEG AL@Sce Africa West
SHANGHAI-See Honolulu Yokohama
SIERRA LEONE-See Africa West
SlNGAPOEE - See Alden. Honolulu
Penang
sMYRNA--Seo Algicrs
SOERABAYA-Ses Penag Alden
SOUTHERN NlGER1A--Seo Africa. West
bfANlSH ATLANTIC POETS-See Por-
sTAvANGEn--see Trondhjem Chris
tianin
sTOCKHOLM--sec Gothenburg. Chris
t!an!a, Copenhagen
SiDNEY-See Auckland. Treenantle
TANC BAR-Sce Yokohama
TALcAHUANO-See Pa!ta
TALTAI<-Sce Paita
TAMpICp--See Nassau
TTLA-See Santiago
rOGOlAN D-Sec Africa Ncst
TRUXlLLo-~See Santiago
TSlNGTA u--Sec Yokohama
rUNIS-See AlRicrs
TtNPAM-See Tamp.co
vALPARAlaO--Sec Cristobal. palta
VARNA-5ee CouBtnntinople
VERA CRUZ-Sec Havana Nissan
WATERFORD-See Cork
WELLlNUTON-Sco Auckland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26

NATAI~-Sce Hara
NEWcASTLE--see London
NORRKOPlNC;-Se Gothenburg
NORTHERN NIGEKIA--See Africa We,,
ORAN-Sce Algiers
PA LERM O-Sce Marseilles
PhRAMANIDO-Sc Trinidad
PARlS-Sec Havre
PFRNAMBTCO--Scc Para
PEVEOGRAD-Se Heis!ngfors
rlRAEU S-See Alglcrs
FISCO-Sce Pnita
| PONCE-Sce Porto Rico
PORT LIMON,-See Havana
PORT NATAI-See Cape Town
PORT NETHERLANDS Penang
PORTuGuESE GUINEA--S2o Africa
PRoGRESO-See Havana
PUERTO BARRIOS-See sant,aro
PUERTO CABELLO--Sce San Juan
PUERTO COLOMBIA-See Kingston
Port su Prince
PUERTO -cORTEZ-Se SANTIAGO
PUERTO nENICp-See Nassu1
KANGooN-See Aden. Port Sudan. por.
Said Va :
RED SEA roRTs--sce North Africa
KEY \ r. SEQ Copenhagen. Gothenburp
TicisinKfors
RIO GnANDr DO srlr-seo Para RIO
dc Jnneiro.
ROhARlc--Sce Montevideo
NOUES-Soc Uavrc
SAlGON-Soe Honolulu
bT. CkOlX-Soo 81. Ihomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26
Ports Not Listed Alphabetically in
Guide Can Be Located as EolIows:

Ports Not Listed Alphabetically in
Guide Can Be Located as Follows:
abA'AN See Alexandria
ArfRA-scc Jafa
@DELAjDt-- sec Auckland. Frcemantis
Xxx ~, .>ItETrA--See Jsna
A].pDA .bAf-S1o Cape Town
= Slsi FRI h]!--5ec Nntwotp
A<JterA--Sse 81 Thornaa
A<4DFA cA3'f s--5ce crlntobai. pair,
AjltA--s,~e ciiztoDai. Palta
AT!AHTIc ACNCCCA$ PORTS -~ SEQ
%zDres
A%C%@iOCTU~ SEQ Bristol
BAHiA-i'ee Para
BALTIC rORTS.~sse chfistiar:A
eATEAICS Hce 81 Thomas
eAJAVJA FIRE Penang Alden
]fsiF%- Sr" Cape Town
3T:E rT--Ees JaHa
JfEf<& tvA% .DEf.J--&ee Penang
tEtGfAt EI&GD~ Hec Africa Wess
SEf<l/k -~fse Santiago
ZERO Etf--<ee fhfistsanin. TrondnJeYn
sDHjsAY ->s9 Aaen. fc,t sudan. Port
t4j1
5>DftLCE. E~-see Plymouth
ftFflLA rt~ consfauflrop.c. AlGiers
bI,IeBA%E H.a Auckland
81 3.LA.<-8ec CouefAntlnopls
d>Lf<DJI -Ree Honolulu. Atcn. Port
fatan. part mid
rALLAD-~H se rfistobai. paita
IN H<4tDD g. bre Affies srast
AfricA- Vest. AxoreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26
For additional
Shipping and Travel Information
Call
Shipping and Travel Department.
Beekman 5000

Santos, Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also Para. Rio de Janeiro
From New York
Aug. 31-BONHEUR tFM) Lanport uo,,
Southampton, Cherbourg
From New York
Aug. sl-ADEIATIc PFRM> White Sta,
Trinidad, Demerara, Grenada
- From New York
Sept. 3-MATURA (PFM) Trinidad In.
Sept. 16-MAyARO (PFaf) Trinidad In
Sept. 3o-MARAVAL lPFM) Trinidad Lin.
Trinidad, Demerara, Paramaribo S.
Laurent, Cayenne, Para
From New York
Sept. 2-LAKE FACELER 81
Clyde S. s. Co (Forcixr Se~,;..,
Sept. a1--LAKE FARIsToN u,
Clyde S. s. Co Foreign Services,
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavans.r
Christiansand, Christiania
From New York
Aus. s0-svEIN JARL tF) 5. O. Straw
Sept. I5-ROLF JARI. (EV) SO. stray ! r
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger He;
singfors
From New York
Sept. I5-TYRIFJoRD (F)
Norwegian America Line
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
also see Honolulu
From New York
Oct. 10-MOoRIsH PRINCE tF> Prime.
From New Orleans
Sept. IA STEAMER (F,. cosnono,,...
ALSO Pensacola and Mobile. az an
offers " cargo
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai. Hong
Kong, Manila
From New York
Aug. So-WIL1IAM PENN On Motor st.u
Sent n E Entyt, Lines '''
Sept. 24-HAGUE MARU ~, Barbs- 49, 49,
From Baltimore
Sailed-DUQUEsNE (F> Green sts-rs,.
From Seattle
Sept. s-wEsT IVAN IF)
frank Waterhouse & Co
Sept. Invest JAPPA (F)
tranh Waterhouse & Co
Oct. 10-DELIGHT Of,
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong, Manila, Dairen
From Seattle
Aug. e7-HAWKEYE STATE CPFAf)
Sept. 4-WHEATLAND MONTANA r.,
Admiral Line
Sept. 1z-sILVER STATE tPFN>
Admiral Line
Oct. 15-KEYsTONE STATE lPFNA
Admiral Line
From Portland
Aug. 30-PAWLET Gc)s Admiral Line
Sept. 14-COAXET ()s Admiral Linz
North China ports and vladivostok. =,
offerings justify -
Yokohama, Kobe, Taku Bar, Slang.
hal
From New York
Sept 14-clTY OF GLASGOW no,
Mon. lily T. Co
From New Orleans
Sept 1S--CITT OF GLASGOW (F1
Norton. Lilly d Co.
Yokohama, Kobe, Taku Bar, Using
tau, Shanghai
From Savannah
Sept. 2-KANsAs (F) Norton. Lilly Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26

OS%S& w HOG
Baltimore
From New York
Aug. 2!-GEORGTANNA WEEafs ~
Halschav Steamship Lines
Charleston see Jacksonville
Galveston From New York
Tues 5F>. Thurs lF). Sat -
Southern Pacific Co
Galveston, Key West
From New York
Aug. 81 -CoNCHO 1PF) Mallory Like
Sept 14-COMAL (PF) Mallory Linz
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Aug. 25-APAcHE PE> Clyde Line
s A%s' s9-y W6TI &c 5,z 4PF2 =, siye ne
Sept. 3-LENAPE cPF) clyde Line
Key West See Galveston
Los Angeles Harbor, San Francisco.
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
From New York
Aug. 27-w1LLPOLO CD
Williams Stea mshiD Co.
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Port.
land, Seattle, Tacoma
Also see New York. san Francisco. Mobile,
From New York
Aug. eI--AR1zONAN CD
United American I.ines. TIC
Sept. .-AIASKAN ,F,
United American Lines. Irc
Mobile, via Seattle, Portland Los
Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Sept. 1e-FRED'K LJCKENBAcH (FM,
I-ucl.enbach Lines
Oct. 5-G4ATTIE LUCKHNBACu FsD
LuckeaDach Lines
New Orleans
From New York
Aug. s1-cREoLE(PF) Southern Pacific Co.
New Orleans, via Seattle. Portland,
Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Sept. 1e-FRED'K I.rCKENBACH I'M
Lurkenbach Lines
Oct. 5-HATTIE LCCKENBAcH fFAD
Luo-te'barh Liirs
New York, via Seattle, Portland,
Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Aug. 28-JUI.IA LUCK ENBACH fFN)
uckenOach mes
Sept G-K. l. LvCISENRACH 'FN)
J>uckenbach Lines
Sept IG-iiARPY LUCKE%EACH ono
Lrckenbach Lines
Portland Also sec Los Angeles san Fran
- @''''- cisco Mobile. New Orleans. New
York
San Diego Mobile Mo- lev ~e ss's Dream s%H 'a''
san Pedro. san Diego
From New York
Aug. s'-WIILpOIO 6Fo
" Williams StearnrhI q
San Francisco. Los Angeles
From Baltimore
Sept. IL EN- FszUEI-A PPM,
Pacinc Nall Stea:.sstp %
San Francisco, San Diego, Los
Angeles, Portland, Seattle
From New York
Aug. 27-I-EWTs LUckENBACE 6FD
LucHenoach Lines
Sept. S-ANDREA +. LUCKENBAcH FA
LCckenbach Lines
Sept "l-EDWARD LUCkENBACH FA
LlcAenbach Lines
From Mobile
Aug. es-HATTlE LUCKENBACH (FA)
LucAenbach Lines
Sept. 10-PIElADEs aFM)
Luckerbach Lines
From New Orleans
Aug. s0-HATTIE LUCKENBACH tFN
LuckenbaSh Lines
Sept. 15-PLEIADES (FM)
Luckenbach Lines
San Francisco, San Diego, Los
Angeles Harbor (Wilmington)'
Portland, Seattle
From New York
Sept. s5-RoBIN GooDFELlOW I'D
lsthInian Lines
Oct. 6--STEB1. AGE (I> lsihmian Liaa
San Pedro, San Francisco and Othes
Pacific Coast Ports
From Mobile
Regular Snilings-tF) Page & Jones
Seattle See Los Angeles. san Franclsee
Mobile. New Orleans. New AeSs
Tacoma Soc los Angeles
Wilmington g. So~ u~~..s.en
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30
Shoes and Rubbers.


Jersey Leggins
Soc to IL 6Sc
Insoes &c.
ladies' shoes Regular price
JANUARY SALE only &C.
Ladies' Shoes $3.50.
girls
high medium heels, former price fro
$3.50 $500, the CLEARANCE SALE only $3.50.
Ladies' Shoes $4.95,
wide widths.
CLEARANCE SALE ONLY $4g5
ChiIds Shoes $1.75.
Sc with spring heels extra va
$175., -
Rubbers.
rubbers the JANUARY SALE TT
all styles
quality rubbers
Ball $3.50.
$500 Mems tHpress Red Boots $3.50.
$2.65 Ball Boots $2.35.
Womens i
$265 Misses Ball S235.
Boots
~ $115 Ladies' Ball Band Storm Rubbes
95c Misses Ball Band Storm Rubbers S5c
soc Child's Ball 3
$125 Boys Ball Band Storm Rubbers $110
$100 Youths Ball o. s.
$150 Mems Ball Band 5afe7s
Aries.
1915 Ball
Band rites
$235 Boys Ball
$500 Ladies' Ball S
$175 Misses Ball
$14O Child's Ball Artics
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