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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

Rose Tidwell, Margaret Fchphmfds.
0cnerosa Sullivan. Mary Rosdey and
the Mossra. Delbert Arthurn. Jimmy
Thomas, James Sullivan. Donald
Brooks, Laird WincheFter. Mlard
Hayes.
Examinations for local mail carriers
will be he'd November ~. Applica-
tlons may be secured AZ the local post
office. 10 be nllcd out and sent 70 Steve
art Wilson, the secretary ~ civil
Service Board, Posfoflee Bullding
Philadelphia The position pays 81.
900 the first year. s1.iVo the second
year, and 81 200 after that
The ladies of Emmanuel Church has-
changed tho date Of their supper 70
Thursday, December i. FTha date
originally selected was found ~ cone
fiict with a dance a. the Van Dyke
Arruory In the interest ~ the fund
for tho destitute Of the city. The ladies
Of the church have expressed the hope
that the armory event viii have the
patronage Of tho whole city.
Miss Blanche Sibley. a graduate n
the 1921 class of the High school. who
attended the SUMMER school session AZ
tho University of Delaware. has se-
cured a position as teacher IN the
third and fourth grades Of the Della
ware city public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bowen ~ Second
and Harmony streets. are receiving
congratulations upon the birth ~
son.
The members Of tho Now Castle
Century Club tomorrow afternoon. VIII
! 2
Miss Carrie Gemmill win read cur.
rent events topics and Mrs. Henry
Handy Hay wiz give other interesting
readings. The committee in charge
Of the meetings for this month com
priscs Misses Elizabeth Tyb0gt end
Elizabeth Moore.
On Tuesday afternoon. On a practice
game Of football by the members OF
the High School. Carlisle Tobin was
injured about the head
/ Council viii procure for the pnIIrs
new overcoats
! Mrs. Jennie Cravatt ~ wilmington
Is spending several days a. guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Mark Bennett.
Mrs. Sarah Dance of state Road. Is
spending several days AZ guest ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Rittenhouae SO
| Wilmington.
Mrs. Philip Sheridan q confined Ia
her home. suffering from grip.
John Sheridan. who haa been con.
fined to his home for several davs
suffering from acute indigestion. 4
improving.
New loose Buckwheaf now 6 rarf.
a pound; Viola Flour. this waet
cents a bag; medium size sweet rr.
tatoes, oO cents a basket. best u.fffs
potatoes, Sl.00 a basket; sugar. looer
515 cents a pound; Purity Nut nut
! ter, better than butter, 90 canfa
. pound Just opened, another barre
Of cider. is cents quart. Boys hiri
top shoes, $500 a pair az platts ADV
: Royal Theatre. showing tonlanf
. Franklyn Faruum .n ~Ths f.aa
Chance" and Ben Turpin in THE Cioa.
: Shave. Adv.
See Bridgewater for iewelrv. ADV
For Sale: Two-roorn frame buiiains
! on Delaware street wharf. gi oat
posts. and $50 feet ~ cattle fencing
Apply. John Jester, West sixth street
ADV
For sale-One cook stove and cn
heating stove. Both IN good cond.
ton. Apply % r. Fifth street.--Ady
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MASQUERADE PARTY AT
YORkLlN

Norklyn, Nov. "a birthday sur
prise party was given Mrs. James Foote
az her home in Yorklyn last Friday
evening The guests were in costume.
Mrs. Foote was the recipient of many
presents. During the evening there was
a musical program. Refreshments were
served. The guests included Ruth Ford,
Jenny Heating, Mary Pierson, Florence
Pierson, Grace Zell, Sarah Dwyer, Anna
Habcrkorn, Florence Stern, Ruth Wal
ton, Lillian Dwyer, Ella Dwyer, Maize
Dcunell, Mary Duross, John Duross,
John May, Harry Foote, Joseph CORN
lev, Philip Gormley, Herbert Eastburn,
Ernest Grant, Harold Dennell, Simon
DenneIl. Walter Stern, Mrs. John Stern,
Mrs. Lola Foote, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Foote, Anna Foote, MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Bennett, Mrs. Joseph Murray, Mrs. Mar
garet Kane, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Gormley, MIR. and Mrs. George Rutter
Mrs. Raymond Fulton, Mrs. Lewis
Rawlinson, Mrs. Clarence Walton
I Mrs. John Dolen, Grace Dolen.
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SURPRISE VARIETY SHOWER

lhIsVHW rNY. hay. q Nm re-.
iaea tlall nnd Nie Mas Mcdonnell
ssff : HI4HlH variety shower ni iho
hafnf "a NIe llHHHfdt aaIlef. tuesday
stsNlnp h hHhH II Mics Laura CLARK
vhHsl manHtH ulll iaAN nlnee paon
NNNf beautiful NffHnif Nfif received
ihf hNHa tHH handsomely decorated
Nlih lAlFt fHlluN fh abnilbmums
collation. HHl Hlt.d
hI IUllIWtr WfaiH HiirWlrl Mla
Ala4faitl llaii M. ilHltu Mlihenaan
Nls Mas haf|fF Mis- MHrnfol
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ialff NN Hil iHHIH nmh. MssH
NmHHf0ll end imHa Null ran. Nla
llHh hlH HNHHll Nl# NHfHh pnDp
Biz Naf hlfHf tl ipln.s Dafl
NlH lipflH irHtiaN Mla Dauhn,
'lall Na laHi iaplem Mls
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adjoining country. There were several
hundred masked and parading the
streets.
Mrs Eugene Kelly entertained the
Bridge Club last Friday.
Captain Atkins of the u. :. Light
house tender Iris" is at home on his
vacation.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian Church
held kitchen shower in the building
adjoining the church, Monday evening,
for the benefit of the kitchen where they
hold their church suppers. 1t was well
attended. Each one took q useful
article OF gave silver donation,
The colored school children of Nassau
will give play, Thursday night. in
lIargus Hall, for the benefit of their
local base ball team.
DIR. William z. Orr entertained the
officers of the Sussex Trust Co. at his
home, Monday evening.
The ladies of the Nj. T.. Church gave
q masked party at the parsonage, Tues
day night, which was largely attended
The rooms were decorated with autumn
foliage, plants and Jack-o'lanterns.
| There were about fifty masked, both
young and old, including bride and
groom which were dressed appropriately
/ for the occasion.
Mrs. William Poynter of Germantown
Pa, is here visiting her daughter Mrs
G. Percy Vickers. Mrs. Poynter formerly
resided in Lewes.
Theodore Hazard was operated on al
Bebee Hospital, yesterday, for opera
ton for appendicitis, by DR.. Richard
Bebec. He is said to be doing nicely.
Mr.. L. B. Norman, formerly of Lewes
who now resides in Philadelphia, is IL
town visiting his old friends.
Mr.. Low who tests oil for the Lewe
Fcrtilizing Co, is in town.
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LEwEs NOTES.

i,awea Nov. 3.-MT. Fred Burton
and her mother went 20 Wilmington,
saturday, 10 visit Mfs Burton's daugh-
fff Mnl Irwin Walls They viii also 20
tn Philadelphia. 90 visit Mrs. Murry's
SISTER Mr. Elizabeth Wallace.
Alm Emma IS Manning of Philadel-
plila. who spent several weeks here with
hrf SISTER Mm james Rowland, has
returned io her home.
Rpv I Mcnch Chambers and Mrs.
Chnmbcu have returned from a visit
among their friends in New Jersey.
MnYnp Brewer has bought Miss
Elizabeth OfT two passenger Bus car.
Nf afld Mrs Reese White Of Mills
borough we're quests 0i Mr. and Mrs.
fhumha Carpenter Mn Whites par
pnif on sunday
Mf Charles Murphy and daughisrs,
Helen nud Emma motored 10 Whining
lun. saturday whcp they spent the
Nppk end with Mr. Murphy.
Theodore Taylor Hazard, aged IA
frafa. hhs Appendicitis and il az the
llpb0p Hospital iur ON operation today
robert Walton, ~. 0f Hummels.
town. Pa, b here visiting his son.
lawc ui che i.ewve iish boats are al
NlipulrAFur, hut cannot do much
hahug ~ this kind oi weather. One OF
lhplu ramo into the hafbof, last night
hH 4. was blowing gale and very rough
uuuudp
lhe new aloe oi John NJ. Vessels !.
noHfly completed aud VIII soon be
uals luf occupancy II 4 a brick build
lip built Isl William Workman ol
Milton
Captain Quillon who has been second
maf a. Che Loves late Guard station,
hHN hrpu promoted % captain ol Indian
luNsf station lle goes down today TO
take charge
'ilalluwe en- was celebrated by q
Nieal many persons m the town and
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u,iioNr'rN nlntups, PANTY.

delaware tif, Nuy g John iNsend
Naa pltpN aBfplH Wflf ln the llfe
lAplta liall MunhhF evening hN hlH
itNhAt IA honor "a hls birthday hnhis
sulsaft which falls 0n iblnNrtn
\ Hm esrHlhs NHs HHni dancing hth play
lus sAmra ihf hall WAh beautifully
ufealalel lh ktlluW hnd hheN nnd
lalluHtpN trimming lhe flowers
pffe tMVunihpmNms Mf frank
NaVe Vm|tlFl 4 nuWipf Ul eonHt Mtvt
whlsh 4 collation. waa flYpd.
thN ullUvln lnn sues's attended NJ.
Nni Nga AaNNN Armstrong; lf Mf.
HnA Nm Thomas Afmsifuhe NJ end
Ma lMhp AfmsiWnai Mf hnA AlH
NIlmm Householder Mt Rnl Mfs
iet llHaaholltt Ne ani Mr. William
Naafe Ne And Nn imnk NouFe. MI
aAl Ma Nilllhm Thompson, ~ and
Nm ~ 81 iAhdgw Ne hni Mrs al.
ifi ~ehfulfh MIS- William hlalf
Na NhuaVt rngynd Mrs Lillian
Fhaul. 81 and Nfs Stewart Beck
Nla ana Ns Allen Heck rfkslon lsecl
NJ And Nff Samutl Armstrong Harry
Armstrong iHarnr Afmtinnn Howard
Money ani thhflta liall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

Ilosenrr llall, Misses Ethel and Alice
hsSholi, NIi~a Mary Pennington, Miss
lll@lw,h Akct, Miss Mildred Bender,
Miss MARY Clark, Mise Mary Pratt,
Nte 4 u lie,sel, Mrs John Clark, Mrs.
William ". Clark. Mrs. Roy Robertson,
NrN, II, Pennington, Mrs, Norris VIII
krnAnn, Mrs ". W Ellis Mrs. Arthur
lIol~, Mrs llar,tv Price, Mrs. Frank
O. Warner, Mrs HAS |. Coicr, Mrs.
William I hcyhold, Mrs. n. G. ritscr,
Nts. John Schundct Mrs hittlc, Mrs,
,mN VAIL Mrs. George kennedy, Mrs
4 tl,Mtk, Mrs Ehhy Clark, Mrs. Harry
Pratt, Mrs Samuel lIickcn, Mrs. Harry
,lfav, Mrs George Clark all OF Dclawar,
CITY, Nfs Stewart OF West Virginia and
Nis Caroline ilcinel and Mrs. Horace
luhnHnn ui Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
DEATH OF ]. STANLEY SHORT,

Milford, Nov. 3.-John Stanley
Short, aged 6S years. died suddenly
last night. Mr.. Short became Ill Sat
urday. of acute Indigestion, and yes
terday morning was thought by at
tending physician TO be greatly inn
proved. During a sudden turn for
the worse last night he died of heart
attack.
For the past fifteen years Mr.. Short
was manager of the Potter estate in
Kent and Sussex counties, which op-
Grated eighteen farms, the proceeds
being given TO the poor Of the county,
other than inmates of the almshouse
For years he was one of the leading
Democrats, of northern Sussex. He
is survived by his widow, four sons
and two daughters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
TO HOUSE FIRE APPARATUS,

Richardson Park, Nov. 3.--The new
fire engine house will be used to house
the fire apparatus for the first time,
tomorrow night. The fire squad will
hold it's monthly meeting at that time
and all members, as well as the di-
rectors OF the Five Points Clvics As
sociation. are urged to attend.
The fire apparatus will be housed
with appropriate ceremonies on
Thanksgiving Day by the Minquas
Fire Co., OF Newport
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PRAYER ON ARMIsTICE DAY.

Milford, Nov 3.-The churches of
Milford will hold combined meeting
in Armory Hall. between IL noon and
o'clock p. m, Friday November II,
when prayers win be offered for the
success OF the Disarmament Confer
ence which win convene at Washing
ton that day.
The merchants and business men in
Milford have been requested TO close
their places of business during the
noon hour in order that everybody may
attend the services.
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PREPARING FOR CORN SHOW.

Seaford, Nov. 3.--M. o. Pence of
the Agricultural Department Of the
University of Delaware, and NJ. c.
Vaughn, county agent. were in Sea-
ford, yesterday. laying the ground
work for the Seaford Community Corn
Show to be held Tuesday and Wednes-
day, December 10 and IA, in Junior
Mechanics hall. They met with
Robert J. Allen. Seaford, president of
the Sussex County Farm Bureau. and
others interested In the coming show
II was pointed out at the meeting
that the committees were meeting
with great success in their work and
that the show this year bids fair Ia
be even larger than the one held las
year. The prizes this year would
amount TO $1,000.
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ELSMERE NEWS.

Elsmere, Nov. 3.--The Sport Club Of
the Elsmere private school held n
Halloween party at the home Of Miss
Hazel Taylor, Monday night. The house
was beautifully decorated with witches,
owl and a ghost stood at the door well
coming the guest. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. John Mallalieu, from Chester
town, Md, and son, Billie, are guests Of
Mrs. Edward Silitoe-
Miss Margaret Sterling of New York
CITY spent the week end with her
mother Mrs. s. Frank Sterling.
Christian Endeavor Society MEM
bers who are going TO take part in the
play are to meet this evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Curtis Of
Brack-Ex were dinner guests of MIR. and
Mrs. H. n. Melvin, this week.
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Wit rnlr ,r,n uooN

NsUagl. Nus A Vah 4 Mle ui
Wilmington. "a 4 leini meeting ui the
sIa6... IA in3l iu'l ~ lhp University ol
n.aaasa. tt.lrnlat. uaa elected uiliur.
lu..l,t. I'D ih4 tNlxylaliN Npaf huNh
ihe Nllms llsN flf Aafi selected lo
nlsl Ai Nse n na lolMNsl
thsflts N npthNlls John erhHcirf
assistant "a iHis iemft v llnN huHinrsa
pauAssi llaNani tmNlunl assistant
tHNtNf N NlANfuh. aft tdiinf llhN
NmHl iuhua un assistant
Nj Me- NHa Hlaplpi "a edition in'
thlYl a. ihp combined Junior Nnrhe'
N,ale tlassH ~ H mrrahff q the
FisNiA lihl lfallAh Fraternity nnd als'
IS historian III hla rlhsa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

IS one OF the frst things Evans Triple
Phosphates does.
Evans Triple phosphates comes In
small tablet form. ten days treatment
in each box and one mouth treatment ls
guaranteed TO increase your weiRht a.
least several pounds. and In ten days
make You feel ike new being. fun ~
ambition. vigor and a desire % accom-
plish things. J. NJ. Eckerd. n. y. Dan
forth and all good druggists have 8grr~d
20 supply Evans Triple phosphates and
guarantee IL 70 do just what is claimed
FOR il. or money refunded.
Even though Evans Triple Phosphates
works wonders in all cases of nervous.
digestive and blood troubles don't taSr it
unless you really desire 20 put on nesl.
gain weight.
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HELD ON FORGERY CHARGE.

Seaford. Nov. S.--Joseph Eslridge
of Woodland, who met with an acci-
dent in mill at fredericksburg, Md,
by which his hand was cut off. was
arrested at Broolsview, Md, yesterday.
by the Maryland authorities, and
turned over to Constable A. l.. Adams
of Seaford. lie Is charged with forging
check for $3.50. He was arraigned
before Magistrate James X. philIips
OF this town. and in default of $500
bail was committed TO Georgetown
Jail.
II is alleged that EskrIdge forged
tho name OF Herman Henry, Seaford
farmer. TO the check, and got II
cashed Mt the store OF ]. Theron
Stuart here. He Is about 30 years old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
ence on Water Etreet.

residence on Water street.
DIR. j. Roscoe Elliott has been APP
pointed chairman Of Sussex county for
tho Prevention OF Cancer Week.
Miss Emma Phillips OF Bethel was
given Halloween party NJ her home,
Monday evening. A large number Of
friends and relatives were present and
the evening WAS most enjoyable. A
collation. was served.
Dr. and Mrs II. Il. Bennett enter
tanned at their home, Monday evening
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. John
Q. Rodney, Newbern, N. c.; Misses
Nellie MarviL Laura Rodney, Jear
Bright, Ida Warrington, Jean Marvili
Messrs. Samuel O. Adkins. Mark Slime
Jerry Osullivan, William Patterson
OF Baltimore, and Lynn Waller
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schools are worried over tho discovery
OF case OF diphthcria here. 1t In
understood that several new cases OF
the disease have been found at Mar
shallton, where the schools have been
closed.
The masked dance to be given to-
morrow night at Masonic Hall. New
port, by the Women's Civic Club of
this place, promises TO be well attend-
ed.
Mrs. Howard II. Owen OF washing
ton, -. c., and Mrs. s.. X. Anderson
OF Hurlock, Md, are visiting their
father. Rev. A. w. Goodhand, at the
parsonage,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
HARE's CORNER HONOR RoL L,

Hare's Corner, Nov. 3.--Thc names
Of the following pupils at the Hare $
Corner school are on the honor roll for
perfect attendance during the month
Of October: Elizabeth Grose, Edward
Napolski, Rosena Walker, Robert Me-
Farlin, Jr., Louisa Emering, Jcannette
Clark, John Ingram, Joseph Gorneski,
William Gushing, Harvey Gushing,
George Emering, Louisa Whitten, Mary
Garneslli, Walter Garneski, Violette
Walker, Ralph Rothwcll, Edith Cur
rindor Charles Currinder.
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CHILDREN's RTY.

Middletown, Nov. Miss Eta
Crothers gave an enjoyable little party
at her home at Mt Pleasant, Saturday
afternoon, for her small niece, Miss
Peggy Crothers. Games were played
and Halloween favors given. The
children returned on the train after
thoroughly enjoying the afternoon.
Those present were Misses Peggy
Crothers, Virginia johnson, Catherine
Beasten, Blanche Messick, Mabel Four
acre, Eunice Horsey, Peggy Shallcross,
katherine Carpenter and Helen Cleaver
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PARENTS AND TEACHERS.

Bridgeville, Nov. 3.-The first meeting
of Parent-Teacher Association at
Smiths School was held last Thursday
evening, and officers were elected for the
coming year, as follows: Mrs. II. 0'Day,
president; Mrs. Nellie Vadakin, vice
president; Miss Margaret Hill, secre-
tary and treasurer.
A program was given by the children,
and an arithmetic contest proved a Joy
TO folks.
Miss Hill gave talk about her recent
trip to Washington. Refreshments were
serycd.
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0. e. 5. Rex social.

a box social win b. held a. the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar w. Stieglor. 40
Geddes Street, Union Park Gardens
tomorrow evening, by the ways und
means committee Of Delaware Chapter
40. 1, o. r. $. Of which Mrs. Robert
z. Watson Is chairman This social
viii be but one OF the many similar
events which viii be held during the
winter at the homes OF members under
the direction of the ways and means
committee.
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MIDBLETowN NOTES.

Middletown, Nov. 3.-Miss Lena
Weber visited her sister, MrsCurtis Mill
man, at Woodside, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Smith have re-
turned from a weeks visit with friends
in Washington, ID. &.
Mrs. Josephine Heighe Of Philadel-
phia has been guest of her sister, Mrs
w. A. Comegys, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hunt of st.
Michael's Md, have been visiting Rev.
and Mrs. V. 7. Northrup at the parson'
age, this week.
Roderick Young of Toronto, Canada,
has returned to his home after visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Young.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Nov, 3.-There will
be no prayer meeting in the Presby-
terian Church, Thursday evening as
the pastor, Rev. r.. c. Pitzer, will at
tend the installation of Rev. w. }:
Little in the Presbyterian Church OF
Odessa, that evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Norris and son,
Carroll, of FELTON,, are guests of her
paycnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph IL.
George Of near Porter's.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson and son, Jacob
are spending two weeks with her sister
Mrs. Clara Wharton, at Chesapeake
CITY. Md.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. Nov. 3.--The rains
of the past two days have played
havoc with streets in some sections
Of the Five Points. Members OF the
street committee Of the Clyics Asso-
ciation made a survey lass night, and
iron culverts win be installed In sew
erai Of the suburbs.
Parents OF children attending the
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stead Of 2.3o, as previously set for the

instead of 2.30, as previously set for the
meeting.
Duck shooting is becoming very popu-
lar on the marshes near here, as the high
winds Of the past few days had driven the
ducks from the river, which enabled
gunners to bag large numbers.
Lost Somewhere between Whining
ton and Port Penn, black suit case. Re-
ward ii returned 10 j. iC. Dyer, Port
Penn. ADV.
Fresh oysters always on sale at Jay
Householder's on Clinton street; so
cents n uunrt. ADV.
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FIRST SNOW OF SEASON.
Three-Inch Fan In the Adirondacks,
Two I'm Maine.

Waterbury, ~. Y. Nov. 3.--The f1rst
snowstorm of the season prevailed
throughout northern New York yester-
day. snow covering the ground in most
sections.
Three inches of snow is reported
from the Adirondacks, making excel
lent deer hunting.
Houlton, Me-. Nov. 1.-Two inches
Of snow fell yesterday in Aroostook
County. II was the first fan 20 the
season in New England, except for
fiurriea
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Pyramid Sure
Relieves Piles
The Relief from Pain, Discomfort and
Distress 10 What Has Made .
Million Friends for Pyramid
Pile Suppositorics. Send
for a Free Trial

Until you use them you can have
no idea Of the soothing influence or
Pyramid Pile Suppositories.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

Looking for desk room or ofHce space
/ in town. Watch the ads In classidcati0n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

AK any druggist for 60 cent box
and be relieved OF itching, protrudiDg
piles, hemorrhoids and such rectal
troubles A single box has often been
sufficient. Take no substitute. II YOU
would like free trial, please send name
and address to Pyramid Drug Co, 6l0
Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18
Chic Skirts TO Wear in the Sbrine

One might dispense with almost any
item of the wardrobe rather than the sep
arate Skirt, for rightly chosen it will fill
multitude of needs. Wear it with the
sweater for sports; with a pretty blouse
in the afternoon at home, or with dark
suit jacket on the street. Beautiful mod
els in striped silks and soft woolens, cut
circular style or pleated make selection
gratifyingly simple right now.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18
The Cape Coat Is in
Htgh FAVOR

This Spring and many charming ver-
extensive displays along with the popular
Cape. characterized by a decidedly
English air are Topcoats gracefully flared
at their hens. Their sleeves which are of
the slide-shoulder or regular set-in rag
Ian variety, conform carefully to the lines
of the shoulder. Various shades of gray
and blue are noted as well as countless
chic combinations of the two
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18

their guest being Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell Wallace, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Northcutt, Mr. and Mrs Harold Haw-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Collins and Miss Nolla
Barrett.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18

bell, Virginia Goodman and Sara and
Eliza Holmes.
The first prize, box of pretty
stationery, was won by Miss Nancy
Morris, while the BOBBY, a string oA
beads, was won by Miss Julia Abbott.