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,efore and After Taking plant Juiee

Before and After Taking Plant Juice
Man. Continuing. she said
'If there are anv sufferers who have
doubts of what wonderful preparation
Plant Juice is, my experience. tand my
friends and acqualntances Will bear me
ortl, ought to convince the most skeptl-
cal. As further proof | have brought
a photograph showing how terribly
looked before taking Plant Juice. ! had
suffered torment for nine long years with
nv stomach, bowels and kidneys and
was a mass Of achcs and pains. was
hardly able TO get up and down stars
and the way I would blnat and swell up
from the gas was something fearful, as i
seemed almost to the bursting point
would get 80 nervous | would be almost
Frustrated. tossed with sleepleSsnCSS
most all night and was Just as pale ~
ghost You would never know me tor
the same woman now for since taking
Plant Juice can ca heartily and am 70
longer distressed, and the bloatIag has
entirely disappeared | am not consti-
pated as formerly was and don have
an ache N my entire body. My neighbors
can hardly believe it for the change in
my appearance Is 50 great. just this
morning ! did big washing and iron
ing and il seemed like child's play |
have spent hundreds and hundredsof
dollars for different medicines and treat
ments but it was Just like throwing
money away, for ] never had any benefit
until / took Plant Juice, and now |
am happy 10 state that ] am entirely
we'll
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 404 4O6 Market street,
where he is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and explaining
the merits of this remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
Children S Sox
White, Pink Sky Blue or Yellow
500 PAIR

These beautiful Silk SoX have the turn
over finished tops.
White Silk Sox with fancy blue or pink
stripe cuff tops S1.00 par.
Seven-eighth length SoN. sneaker brown
with fancy Persian tops. 59c pair.
Three-fourth length Riehelleu or French
ribbed, dark brown 69c pair
BOYS heavy ribbed Sox with Rieheeu
ribbed. green. orange. black or brown cuff
top, 79c a pair Hosiery. First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
Fourth Street Store Bargains
for Saturday

Broken plaid Dress Ginghams. u nches
VIDE. fine quality. formerly o0c and 1sc
Saturday 35c a yard
Crepes. in plain colors foy underwear
white, pink or blue, 2ec a yard
Beach Suiting. in the most dearabIe VT.
ors, 80 inches wide. 45c Yard
kindergarten Cloth, desirable f0r ch0l
drens suits and rompers neat strpe effects
Csc, 3sc and SOC a yard
Tissue-Glngham Plaids. neat effects. IN
the wanted colors. SOC ard
White Linon Sheeting union finish 90 n.
wide, usually Sis. special. 75c q yard
Huck Towels. good size. special. 1oc each.
Colonial Tumblers. special SC each soc
a dozen; Saturday only
Good Toilet Paper, = packages. fun size.
for Csc.
Iced Tea Sets light cut glass pitcher and
SIX tumbers, $3.50 a set
Cut Glass Water SETS. S3.25 .et.
Chdren's Wash Dresses. USUALLY $3.50.
reduced for Saturday 10 S1.Ss.
Boys Overall Suits. 59c each.
Hopper Brushes. 75c and sec
Fourth Street store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
MERGER
URGED FOR ECONOMY
Warfield Criticises Manage
ment of Lines in Senate
Committee Testimony.

Washington, June 24.-S. Davies
Warfleld. president of the National
Association of Owners of Railway S.
curities, who previously made recon-
mendations TO the Senate committee
investigating the railroad situation
that were equivalent to criticism of
the management Of the roads, con-
cluded his testimony yesterday with
I, discussion of the proposed consoli-
dations and of the work done by the
Board of Economies and Engineering,
named 10y his association, in bringing
about economies.
All Sides Affected.
Mr. Narfield said that the con
solid ttions will affect. on the one side,
the general public and the shippers.
Who are represented by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, and on
the other the owners of railroad Sc
curities. He held ii 10 be incumbent
upon the owners OF railroad securi-
ties to prepare to meet the conditions
which surround the roads that issued
the securities. Numerous questions
Affecting the safety Of the securities
Nill arise. he thought. in connection
with the merging of railroad proper
ties contemplated in the Transports
tion act. and favored in general by
his association.
Consultations call for research
he stated The present transporta-
iion structure, which has contributed
largely Is the building up Of the com
mercc Of the country, is composed Of
the existing large number Of units or
indy iual railroad parts, and should
not be disintegrated unless every pre-
ca.ition is taken To provide in its stead
the known essentials Of adequate
transportation. Competitive service
has always been considered necessary
to the preservation Of initiative and
incentive. and 10 adequate facilities
and service.
In the consultations such limita-
tlons should not he placed on trans
portation by 81 great concentration
uf existing railroads into such large
corporations as will impair initiative
and incentive and discourage the
building into and the extension Of
existing facilities TO the millions of
acres of territory awaiting settlement,
mines awaiting opening and water
t4ou erS awaiting development.
Through the proposals now made for
tnc coordination oI existing facilitie,
III Ioint use and through the methods
Sugs-cS4ed Tor furnishing, supplying
/ nd u.s.. of equipment many results
l,ill b- secured that are expected from
,he larger consultations.
Mr. Narheid regar the board Of
economies and engineering named by
ms association a a body that viii
Nork IN cooperation with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission and the
railroad heads. as wen as advise and
protect the owners Of securitiea in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
Best Home Treatment
for All Hairy Growths
CThe Modern Beauty

Every woman should have a small
package Of delatone handy. for its
timely use viii keep the skin free from
beauty -marring hairy growths. To re-
move hair OF fuzz from arms or neck.
make thick paste with some Of the
powdered delatone and water. Apply
to hairy surface and after two or three
minutes rub off. wash the skin and
il viii be free from hair or blemish.
To avoid disappointment, be sure you
Dat real delatone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
HARD TO BELIEVE
CHANGE SO GREAT
Popular Lady Suffered for
Nine Years Prior to Taking
Plant Juice.

''Out of gratitude for the miraculous
recovery Of my health glory in letting
everyone know the means by which il
was brought about, and that was through
Plant Juice. said Mrs Wmnifred Bar
Der, well known and popular Scranton
lady, residing at No $40 Gordon avenue,
IN an interview with the Plaat juice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

Speaker and Mrs. Glilett and Senator
Hale OF Maine. he Will pass the hoii-
day at the summer home OF United
states Senator Joseph $. Frciinghuy-
son OF New Iersey.s
At Senator Frelinghuysen's home.
between Raritan and Somerville.
known as the Hill. II was announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

the projected work oy consultations.
He also thinks the establishment Of
the board should relieve officials of
railroads of considerable embarrass-
ment in situation that may call for
the consolidation Of railroads with
which they are identified and result
in many existing railroad executive
organizations being merged in tht
proposed large consolidated eum-
panies."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

Monday and will attend service IN the
Third Reformed Church IN Haritan
Sunday morning. No visitors viii be
permitted 10 see the President, but he
viii be glad 10 shake hands with any
one so desiring after the exercises
Jniy 4. There will be no speeches
and 1t Is requested that all public
demonstrations be avoided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

yesterday:
"rhe President and his party Will
arrive here Friday evening, July |.
and depart July s. The President is
coming for rest and recreation and
requests that he be allowed TO enjoy
his visit quietly.
"fIe Will play golf on Saturday and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
80 aARkTT REINDEER MEAT.
>ir.au,,on tompan, win EAplolt the
Natural Rrsource> ~ the North.

B D Int Another
.>p.I.a fH, Ar.tlg ~lsIa undri
N.hmluo Stafaas-
n.aH Nr.or. 81 rs, no.th-
ui ~ Indicated ,odas Nh,a M
tt.uu st Is St-fans-aa AT, tic
.r sUd Development come
ut 4HrmnUtl uudCl 04N
.-.I. oa y president E. ,h.
ruI. SIS 4 unc puraus. rh.
s.rar.n ,aa.a h. Is .u, esug4r, ana
..# aleftea features sl market
fnIet mea% ana fars a. Ne. al
N##a#. fhurearhir Is, rrSeat Is
ua ute bHE III fAe nafta -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
HARDING TO REST irH.
PRESIDENT TO Speud Holiday Week. End
With senator Frelinghuyscn.

4>ew YORK, June 2d--presideni
Harding win deliver no Fourth of
July Grafton this year With Mrs
80 ding, T.riis. Glen. a..s M-s. sawyer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
PESKY
BED BUGS

pcshy Devils Quietus) r. u. O. is a
uew chemical that puts the everiAsti -
" the feeky beahu~s rusches. fssAs. ants
and ct.rtee-impossibl for the pezky
devils % exist where y. D. q. Is used.
Recommendations 81 Hotels. Hospitals
Railroad Companies and other public In
sItuLons are a guarantees 70 the public
that the safest, quickest and most eco
numicAl way - Kidding the pezky insert
b. ~ the use % y ID o. as this chemical
klils the eggs as well a. the i've ones.
and wiii nos ingure the clothing.
A SIC pack age makes q fun quart,
enough 30 Kill q million bedhugs. roaches.
fcAx or cootiee-and also contains . pat
.nt spout O. get the egg meets in the
hard rtste-get-at-placoe and saves juice
rpscial Hospital size $3.50 makes five
k4linus-cnutAins three spOutS-supplfec
- orlssisss ug sent prepaid upon recap
81 price either sire. BY the Owl CheHicn.
Co. Iare Laute. Ind.--neycr pedcied
Eckerds Medicine stores and y .
! Ia firth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
-.....-Hnuuus.r
Henderson's Truck on Fire.

Henderson's Truck on Fire.
William Henderson was fortunate,
last night, in the fact that his auto
mobile truck caught fire at Twelfth
and French streets, just a block froio
the Phoenix fire house. at Twelfth
and King, for their chemical rig made
short work OF the blaze. AS il was
the damage amounted 10 S75 Hen
derson lives at sis East Sixth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
Bathing Caps

Plain divers, in all the new
colors. just the thing for the
pool. 15c to SOC each.
Butterfly Caps and fancy
Divers trimmed with bows
and buckles. 35c to 75c each.
Turban kerchiefs, rub
Der lined. Some also have
caps attached. are S1.50 and
S1.75.
Beach Hats. SEC TO S1.50,
in the new color combina-
tlons and trimmings.
Toilet Goods. First Floor. +,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
Bathing Suits

The genuine Annette kel-
lermans are here IN all the
beautiful new combinations
Of colors.
Swimming Tights, s1.00,
s1.50 and $500 each.
TWO-in-One Suits, S8.75,
s9.75, s12.75 and $3.50
each.
A full line Of Bathing
Shoes and Slippers.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

Eekerds Medicine stores and : y
lianforth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
More of Those
Cool Summer Vests
at 39c each

These fine weave, cool Summer Vests
have low neck and either strap or eamlsole
shoulder strap; they are exceptionally fine
quality and are Slight irregulars Of our regu-
lar ooc quality. formerly We had to sell them
a. they are for SOC Now a small quantity
for 3ec each full size and full length.
Underwear Dept. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

100 Gallons Good Stone Color
$3.50 gallon, $l.40 gallon, 75c qua
pint.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-02-11

John Funke and Howard Nc
Kinley returned Wednesday even
ing from Lewiston where they
have been for the past few days
attending to business matters in
connection with their Poland
China sale. Both gentlemen
state they are well satisfied with
the proceeds of the sale consider
ing the present financial con-
ditions.
DIR. Shinnick had narrow es-
cape with his car Saturday even
ing when returning from a sick
call at Ferdinand. The doctors
car got stuck in a big snow drift
near the Sidney Brown ranch
and when he began to investi-
gate found smoke coming from
underneath the machine. The
fire was caused from short cir
cult which only burnt the insula-
ito of the wiring. He discon-
nected the batteries and walked
to town, arriving home in the
wee hours of the morning.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-02-11
SCHOOL NOTES.
(By Delbert Hale)

The Cottonwood high schoo
basket ball team was defeated
by the Kamiah high school team
February 8 by a score of 1928
The game was very one sided the
first half, the visitors holding a
score of 26-4. The home boys
came up the last half scoring "a
points, while the visitors made
II, but the lead piled up in the
first half by the visitors was to
great for the home boys to over
come. Both teams substituted
in the last half. Following are
the lineups:
Cottonwood. Hanley, Hen
Erickson, forwards, Jenny, GEN.
ter; Schroeder, Tackle, Miller,
guards.
Kamiah-McLeod, Richards,
forwards; ]. Frank, center
Frank, Wood, Leflar, guards.
The c. H. S. will play the
Reubens II. S. on the local floor
Friday, February IL. In the past
the Reubens H. S. defeated the
c. H. S. 1926 and the latter won
over the former 1912. Come
help the home boys win the third
The eighth grade team defeat
ed the Freshmen 17-15 last
Thursday.
The high school plays given at
the Orpheum theatre January
18th were a great success. All
seats in the building being taken.
The domestic science depart
ment is accommodating about
twenty persons daily with noon
lunches.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-02-11
Once to
Every
Woman
the Universal Jewel de Lux
Production with
Dorothy Philips

of the famous memory
from the Heart of Huma-
nifty" and Right to Happi-
ness" supported by Mar
garete Mann (the Mother
Mine.)
This picture bares with
burning intensity OF emo
ton the soul of two women.
1t is great because it makes
vivid on the screen the in
nermost feelings of a wo-
man to whom ambition was
a God until events proved
it an idol of clay; it is ire
mendous because it pierces
straight to the depths a
pure gold heart-a mother
heart, whose beaming love
spreads itself from the
screen in a living stream of
life that floods with respon-
sive emotion the breast of
every man, woman and
child who sees it.
GO and so cents)
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-02-11
SHATTUCK DIES.

Prof. Shattuck. of Ferdinand,
passed away at his home in Fer
dinand last night, death being
due to pneumonia from which he
had been suffering only short
time. He was a man well along
in years.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-02-11

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Real Estate

SEE JOHN w. HOFFMAN for a home
on easy payments. Five and six
room bungalows in SW and NV.
Phone 375. 25-j
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-31

FOR SALE-Store building 25x40, lot
o5xl4O, dwelling. new electric pow
er plant in service, all located on
West Main street, Healdton, Okla.
For price and terms address, V. r.
Humble. Box 255. Healdton, Okla,
29-6
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED-Large Dallas
manufacturer and jobber desires the
services Of an experienced salesman
for their Okla. territory. Carrying
their lines OF work and dress cloth
ing for men and boys. The lines are
complete and well established. This
IL good place for right party. Man
who lives in Oklahoma preferred
Address XYZ, care Ardmoreite.
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For Rert-Rooms
room. Easley Apartment. 116A North
Washington. Phone GAL. 1917

FOR RENT-Apartment, furnished or
unfurnished. Poulter & Son. Phone
56 or 14S1-R. 2s-6
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Miscellaneous
DIXON

SAVES yon money, fits your feet and
repairs your shoes. Just south Of
the postcsffice. 5-l5-lm
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Positions w ansed

HOTEL room clerk situation wanted
by single man of experience; gool
references. Address Ill, care Of Ard
moreite. 24-o
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RELIABLE Intelligent young lady
desires etenographic position or gen
eral office work. Doctors office pre-
ferred. Phone 2342. 1913
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Theatres, concerts. circuses,
stock promotion, oil, zinc, etc.--SlO0
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-31
Am Ideal Mansionzz A
Real Southern EH0me

Where the flowers are blooming ana
the mocking bird is singing; Zine old
shade trees; big garden; fine lawn,
where the kiddies can rornp aud roam
all day long and be at home. The price
on this property Is right; come Ind talk
this over with us.
16-room apartment, street s.,
W, lot 50x100. Price -------- ts17 500
7-room house, Carter avenue :.
E.; east front; lot l00xl2,;
Price i $500
5-room house, Carter avenue ).
E.; east front; lot e0xl27;
Price ea'o0o
Groom house, new; 3 street n.
W.. east front: lot 50xl5O;
$1,000 cash, balance terms.
Price ----------------------e 5000
broom house, new; d street S.
E.; lot 5Oxl5O; 500 cash Price e-,0o
4-room house. new; A street S.
F.. 5000 cash will handle.
Price ------------- ------ q 1900
j-room house, new; l. street n.
E.; $500 cash will handle,
Price ----------------------i 200
| Jl0phi hpHotg 4 ~ ~ ~
w; corner lot; 50x150; terms
Price 2,4sa
broom house, new; / street n.
W; east front lot 50xl5O;
Price " $3.50
1O-room house, y. Washington, l1aI
blocks from the Ringing depot east;
front; exceptional bargain; see US for
price and terms.
5-room house, G street southwest, lot
50xl5O; east front; pavement; shade
trees; a real little home, in the heart
US quick for this; the price is right for
1 quick sale.
S-room house, Third avenue ".
W.; lot 50xl00; s640 cash will
handle. Price ---- 1900
5-room house. q street northwest;
lot lOOx17O; terms. Price - $500
Three lots on g street northwest:
50xl50 each. Price, each ------ $50
Two lots on McLish avenue.
Price, each ------------ 1,2OC
broom house and store building;
X street northwest; terms:
Price ----------------------- 2.75(
a-room mouse, Cruce street y.
w, can handle Ford car On
this. Carries u loan OF 81 200.
Price -------------------- 2.75O
: 6-room house. G street y. W.
can handle car on this, Qoan
$4,000. Price --------------- ATS,
l7-room rooming house. brick
building; terms on part. Price 5000
Ideal lot on G street s. w: close in
9 real bargain; pavement paid for SCI
US for price and terms.
We write insurance and want q pa
Of your business, and we also take pleas
, ure In saying that We handle home
= from the humble cottage 10 mansion
Of the rich.
!; Akers, Ramsey
and Wagner
2O5-6 Won Weise Bldg. Phone 70
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Nice room bungalow
$500 cash and easy payments. 500
II 81 northwest 29-2
Evening star., 1921-05-15
Accompaniment
Refrigerator

with double doors, just
what the average family re-
quires. Has three large
food compartments finished
in snow-white sanitary white
enamel.
Evening star., 1921-05-15

Showers Brothers Americas largest Furniture Makers and we are
proud their line
Showers furniture built the demand OF the American pubic
in
of brought
of
Evening star., 1921-05-15

\ comfortable and stylish
little cart. enamel-hniShcd
all-steel gearing and guar
an.ecd rubber tires.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-22
Housing Inquiry to Go
On First Week in April
Mortgage and Building Loan
Phase To Be Taken Up First
bv Lockwood Committee

The joint legislative investigating
committee on housing, Of which Sena-
tor Charles C. Lockwood is chairman,
will resume its sessions under the new
powers conferred upon it by the Legis-
latura the first week in April, it was
learned yesterday. Samuel Inter
mye-, counsel to the committee, is ex-
pect.d in the city from the South by
Saturday.
The committee will take up the mort
gage and building loan phase Of the
housing situation when it reconvenes.
Much material has been obtained by
the committee bearing on this point,
Ind it is expected that the data will
all be in shape for presentation at
once
Leonard M. Wallstein, of counsel to
the committee, said yesterday that
about 95 per cent Of the institutions
that were circularized with the COM
mittee's questionnaire bearing on finan-
cial operations in connection with hous-
ing had replied, announcing their in
tention of submitting answers within
the specified time. This material will
be gone over and prepared for the COM
mittee. The QUESTIONABLE was sent to
every state bank, savings bank and in
surarce company in the city. A SINH
lar document will be sent to other in
stitutions throughout the state shortly.
1t is understood that evidence in the
New-York tribune., 1921-03-22
Police Guard Ferry House
Woman's 'sDynamiteTip
Put In Uneventful Morning at
East 34th Street Slip of
Long Island Road

Detectives and policemen from the
East Thirty-ffth Street station guarded
the ferry house of the Long Island
Railroad, at the foot of East Thirty
fourth Street, yesterday morning, fol-
lowing an anonymous tip that it would
be blown up by Italian laborers. Cap
tain William H. Ward, the command
ing officer of the precinct, received the
note in his morning mail and gave it
to Lieutenant Flannelly, in charge Of
detectives, for investigations
The time set for the blowing up of
the calm, almost sleepy little ferry
house was between 10 and 1O:3O o'clock,
and although detectives and policemen
examined suspicious looking passen-
gers, no arrests were made and no
violence was attempted. The only
sounds of blasting came from the river,
where workmen were widening the
channel.
Signed simply "a woman" the note
OF warning said that Italian laborers
in the employ Of the Long Island Rail
road, who had been led to believe that
they were soon to lose their jobs, had
determined to blow up the ferry house.