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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
SNYDER ROLLED INTO
 SECOND PLACE IN BOWLING

Buffalo, N. T., March 24.-Scoring a total of 6S6 pins, Frank Snyder of Erie, Pa.. today rolled into second place of the ind yidual event in the American Bowling congress. Two errors in the eighth ard ninth rames of the third game cost him d chance to top the high score of TOP pins ed by Fred Smith of Detroit. Two triples gave him 2S3 count in the open ing game ana in tie second he hung ;:p six straight strikes.
 The high set by Snyder featured to-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

days rolling in the doubles and singles, a $40. total total by H. Olson of Erj- being the next high count in the ih :ividual event with 1171 scpce by E.. Johnson and J. J. Hrdahl of Denver showing up as best in the two-mans.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds
 aS Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard. plaster burned and blistered while it acted Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister.
 Mrsterole. does it. It is clean, white ointment, made with oil of mus sard. It is scientifically prepared, 50 that it works wonders, and yet does not blister the tenderest skin.
 Gently massage Musterole in with the Gnger-tips. See how quickly it brings re- Eef-how speedily the pain disappears.
 Use Musterole for sore throat, bron- ehitiS tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges. Eicn, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago. pains and aches of the back or. joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil- bains, frosted feet, colds of the chest Ct often prevents pneumonia.
 35c and 65c jars hospital size $500
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
WON WAY INTO FINALS IN
 HANDBALL TOURNAMENT

Detroit. March 23-William Saclunan of the New York Handball club and Carl Haedge of the St. Louis Athletic club, won their way today into the finals of the singles event in the National A. A. U. handball championship tournament here The finals will be played tomorrow after noon,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
CONRAD WON BOWLING MATCH

123.1.
 Average for entire match. Fillmore. 110.7; Conrad, 113.6
 Conrad is to roll Barbier of Danielson next week. the first games to be rolled on the Danielson alleys Tuesday night. A return match will be rolled in this city Thursday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

Eddie Goebel fared better in his secord q game with Washington than in his first In the second ae collected three safe hits, one double. and grabbed four flies He ! is playing center field
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Four Rockies to Stick

Of the four rockies whom Connie Mack says are sure to stick with the As, two are former Eastern leaguers. Frank Era gil and Paul Johnson Emmett McCann and Johnny Walker a's the others.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Has Sore Arm

Cy Morgan is not getting away very well with tine Braves on account of a sore arm. but when the warmer weather comes Cy should show something.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Challenges Perry

Joe Laport of Plainfield challenges Jack. Perry of >Wauregan, to a six round bout, at fine Pfllafield Community House April Sth. Answer through The Bulletin 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Coming Around

One by one those holdouts are coming around. These are the fellows who lit-
 tie while back reared on their nind legs to tell the world that they would never
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

J. W. Driscoll. captain of the Bos- ton college track team and one of the countrys fastest runners for quarter mile announced his intention of training for the race at that dIs- tance over hurdles at the Penn relay games. Driscoll has found he can take the barriers almost in stride and expects 10 maintain much Of his nst- ural speed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
WILLIMANTIC K. OF c. FIVE
 nUrrt,arED Onn EErTo

Willimantic. Conn.,, March 24.-The K. of c. five won the best two out of three strings from the Odd Fellows Thursday night on the Y. M. c. eileys. High single and high three honors went to Bishoo of the =. If C. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
DEMPSEY MAY APPEAR
 IN A LONDON RING

New York; March 24.-Negotiations looking to the appearance of Jack Denp- sey in. a London ring, some time next fall. were in process here today. Accord
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Taftvine.
MoOs.Ip.
HERMAN KNOCKED OUT
 ADAMS IN FIRST DnENIl

New York, March 24.--pate Herman, former bantamweigth cha np;pn, tonight knocked out George Adar1s of New York in the first roul1 If fifteen roud bolt here. It was He '.ann's first match nee he knocked out Jimmy Wide. British flyweight champion.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
MiSI,t Iinra Rival

club mat neither management Tor fans
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Will Mana1s Moline

Lee 'oochie" Gooch. fcrmer Springfield slugger, will manage Moline in the Three I league.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

By advertising your wrongs yeu will add to your collection.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Better In second anm..

play again tIll they got their price. and few of them got It.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
MONEY.

New York. March 24.-Can money easier; high D I-- IJw 6 1-2; ruling rate l-2; closing bid 1-2; offered at '. last loan 1-2; bank acceptances 6
 COTTON
 we" York, March 24.-Cotton gpot quiet; middling 12.35. 0p0'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

"No-To-B -Bac" has helped thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have a longing for cigarette. cigar, pipe, or for chew. just place harmless No To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead, to help relieve. that awful desire. Shortly the habit may be completely broken, and you are better off mental- ly, physically. financially. It's so easy. so simple. Get box of No-To-Pac and if it doesn't release you from all craving for tobacco in any form, your druggist will refund your money with out question.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

Ears that ''wiggle" are said to indicats versatility of character.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

Ave1age-Fillmore III 1-3, Conrad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Now Offered the Publc-Auhorized Distributors of Yuban
Dombrowski, Chas., 12ol Oak Street.

Dombrowsk. Chas., 12ol Oak Street.
E.
Empstein. NJ, Fourth and ConneH Streets.
Elliott. G. S. TWenty-sixth & TatnaIf StS
Epstein. c., NandeVer Ave. & Claymont ST.
Edelberg, B.. Eleventh and Tatnall Streets.
Evans. Harry, Shallcross Ave. & Jackson St.
Field, B.. Ninth and Poplar Streets
Ferrari. Frank. Fifth and French Streets
Fox James. Fourth and Lombard Streets.
Frank. A., 1o1 King Street.
Fisher, Mary, 527 East Fifth Street.
Greenwald, M. Fourth ST & Delanore Place.
Greenstein, j.. Fourteenth and French SITS.
Gold. Jacob, 14O1 Vandever Avenue.
Green. E, Vandever Ave. and Clayfnont St.
Glanding. c.. 315 King Street.
Garyantes, A., 1877 East Thirteenth Street.
Goldberg, Paul, 1913 West Third Street
Goldberg, JOS, Seventh St and Grant Ave.
Greene, B. G., 1856 E. Twenty second Street.
Greenwell, A. R.. 1900 Maryland Avenue.
Grubb Adam, 5O3 West Second Street.
Gilbert. j., Third and Poplar Streets.
Olovak, Felix, 201 Stroud Street.
Goodman, Harry. sol Lombard Street.
Gray, Geo w, 8O7 King St.
H.
Hackett, F. M, 1889 West Seventh Street.
Hammond Tea Co., 900 Madison Street.
Houfman, D.. 500 New Castle Avenue.
,Horner, J. H.. 421 King Street.
Haueranko. r. Eighth & ButtonWo0d Sts
Hearn Bros, Washington ST. & Concord Ave
Herold, Otto R.. p VandeVer Avenue.
Horisk, JOS, 208 West Eighth Street.
Holley, W. NJ, Tenth and Pine Streets.
Horay, Chas., 329 East Seventh Street
Hubbard, F. S, Ninth and jefferson Streets.
Hurlock, Jas. A., Eighth and Spruce SITS.
John Bros, Fifth and King Streets.
Johnson Bros, Seventh and King Streets.
Jester & Smith, 400 West Sixth Street.
Jackson. j. C., Lowering Ave. & Jackson ST.
Joachamowski. T., 718 S. Harrison Street.
Jacobs, NJ. E.. 2112 Market Street
Johnson & Co., 2O1 North Madison Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
WILMINGTON DEALERS

Atkinson. NJ, s12 West Second Street.
Alper. S. Third and Tatnall Streets.
Agster. NJ. 1886 East Fourteenth Street.
Antonio & Co.. Second and King Streets.
Arrnor, Davis. 828 Poplar Street.
Buckenu. A.. Fifth and Van Buren Streets.
Brown. A., 1885 Lancaster Avenue.
Berman, P, Seventh and Jackson Streets.
Brone. Tony. oO4 Madison Street.
BIackiston & Co.. Fifth and Jefferson Streets.
Balick, Twenty-third and Tatnall Streets.
Bernan, A., Twenty-second and Pine Streets.
Balick, n, Sixteenth and Laurel Streets
Banks, Samuel. Sixteenth and Lincoln Sts.
Barsky, l., 1O3 jefferson Street.
Barshay. B. D.. Eighth and du PQnt Streets.
Berman. L., GiIpin Avenue and Scott Street
Borish. j.. 4O1 East Second Street.
Bramble & Draper, POI W. Nineteenth ST.
Brakeman, P. Penna. Ave and du Pont ST.
Buck. j. A.. Eighth and Jackson Streets.
Betsey Montgomery Coffee House, PA West
Ninth street.
Conway, J. P, 1881 West Fourth Street.
Cohen, l., Third Street and Delamore Place
Carrazzo, NJ, 1901 West Eighth Street
Chaby, A. s., 1711 WoodlaWn Avenue.
Chase. Jas. A., 226 North Franklin Street
Cianfarini, Mary, 1921 Claynont Street.
Corbin, B., Third and Walnut Streets.
Collier, IT, Grant, Thirteenth & Walnut Sts
Cook, Jacob j.. 826 Poplar Street
Cooper. M, 333 West Second Street.
Corrado, JOS, Ninth and du Pont Streets.
Cox. S. r.. 3O8 East TWenty-third Street
Cuddy, Vim. j., i28 North Franklin Street
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Deluccnio, A., 21o West Eighth Street
Dominick, M, Thirteenth & Claymont Sts.
Diamond Tea CO. (E. F ConnelD, 7O5 King
Street.
Diamond TesCo. (E. r. ConnelD, Fourth and
Lincoln Streets
Davis, B. F. & Bro. 901 Lombard Street.
De Camps, PasQuale o2e West Second Street
Danliski, Theodore. 2.1 Maryland Avenue
Denney, G. r., 827 Maryland Avenue.
Dautel, F. H., 4O3 Madison Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

kalofskv. B.. 12O Oak Street.
keat.ng. Thomas. 40 East Fifth Street.
Kopansk, Frank, 500 Cedar Street.
Kramer, B., 221 West Eighth Street.
krzanoblwskl. John. l01 Cedar Street.
L.
Lawson. T. ]. & Co, 822 Market Street
Lynch. D. j.. ShallcrOss Ave. & Scott St
Legates. j R.. 28O1 Market Street
LeVitan. Simon. 324 East Fourth Street.
Loeber Grocery Co., AS KING Street.
Lucy, Miss ~. 1917 Oak Street.
M
Mauro. E., 1904 French Street.
Machulski John. Thirteenth & Forrest Sts.
Elliott. {. S.. TWenty-sixth and Tatnall Sts.
Nearns, j. d., Lowering Ave. & Lincoln St.
Morrow, Jas. & Co. 211 Market Street.
Mansta, Adam, 1924 Beech Street.
Mckendrick. 2O01 Market Street.
Mazur, Harry. Twelfth and Pine Streets.
Mburne & Black, 1924 West Eighth Street.
MddletoWn Farms. Inc. Eighth & Orange Sts.
Miller Bros, Tenth and Poplar Streets.
Miller, David, 1921 West Fourth Street.
Miller Bros, Sixth and Union Streets.
N.
Noskow, J., Ninth and Union Streets
OHara, ]. p, 2o00 Jefferson Street.
Podolsky, S., 1113 Lombard Street
Parku. Max 321 East Fourth Street.
Perlin. Harry, 728 Wilson Street.
Perce& Son. A. M, 14th and Washington SIS
Poppit, G.. 315 Lincoln Street.
Poppiti, Gennaro o26 North Union Street.
r.
Reilly, F., Eleventh and Bennett Streets.
Reese, W M, 932 Lancaster Avenue
Raffke, Frank, POS West Fourth Street
Reed & Son. s., Sixth and Lombard Streets.
Reduski, j., Seventh and Church Streets
Roedellnca, Mrs. Ssh du Pont Street.
Rothberger, D., SO French Street.
Rubin, M, Eighth and Woaston Streets
Russell j. R., 1918 West Fourth Street.
Stats, J., 1907 Gilpln Avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

friends about it. The news Of the superior
ity Of Yuban spread from home 70 home,
from one end of the city 70 the other.
In less than FIVE months after IL uas in
troduced to New York il attained larger
sale than any other packaged coffee.
In Chicago, eight weeks after it was offered
to the public, it outsold all other packaged
coffees.
You will be Interested 70 see why Yuban
ha. so quickly become the favorite coffee OF
the most critical cities in America.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

buckle feet OF picturesque coffee vessels.
Arbuckle Brothers are today the largest
coffee merchants in the world.
Through their foreign branches In the
chief cofee-producing countries they keep in
close touch with the plantation owners, are
constantly advancing the capital necessary
to introduce newer and more scientific
methods. In this way, they have contrib
uted much TO the great progress which has
been made in recent years in the production
of coffee.
It is owing to these distinct advantages
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

Years ago, John Arbuckle, the worlds greatest
coffee merchant, determined to find the one
coffee which everyone would acknowledge
to be the choicest.
Coffees from every coffee-producing coun-
try on the globe came to the Arbuckle ware
houses.
The strength, aroma and favor Of each
one was tested.
The large Java bean which produces a
rich, heivy liquor
The extremely small Mocha bean which
makes high yellow, mildly favored drink
The Bogota grown on the high plateaus or
hillsides of South America. possessing quail
ties which make it valuable for blends
And so on through countless widely vary
ing types of coffee.
Cost was not considered.
The whole effort was concentrated on
securing the one coffee in the world which
would be the most delicious-the coffee
which everyone would acknowledge to be
unequalled.
This was Yuban.
Its liquor, its aroma, its flavor made it
stand our from all the cofTees Of the world.
10 appetizing fragrance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
400 Fifth Avenue.

Sarapalski, l., 400 Fifth Avenue.
Smith, Jester V. 400 West Sixth Street.
Stutman. Jr., Third and Franklin Streets
Short & Rose. Sixth and Lombard Streets.
Scheu, Lena, sos Maryland Avenue.
Sperber. S.. $50 East Sixth Street.
Schickler. Albert, 400 Pine Street.
SchurinaW. S, Fifth and Spruce Streets
Schendelman. L.. 1121 East Eleventh Street.
Simon. L.. Eighteenth and West Streets.
Stewart. William, 251+ Monroe Street.
Sunberg. 0. B.. 24OO Lanotte Street.
Szimaniok. Nike, go South Van Buren s..
t.
Tanzer NJ, Lancaster Ave. and Lincoln ST.
Tatman. |. NJ. 25O0 West Street.
TAYLOR. 4. S, Fifth and Harrison Streets.
Tingle. Edgar, 500 North Scott Street.
Vaenti. A. R. Seventh & Washington Sts
Nogel. E. F., 6o1 South Harrison Street.
Woodward E. D.. Thirteenth and King SIS.
Wright, j. H.. Twelfth and Lombard SIS
Weinstock, D. l., Twelfth and Heald Sts
Walsh, JOS, 220l Market Street.
Waxman, Frank. Thrteth and Madison SIS.
Weaver, George, Ninth and Adams Streets.
White. Raymond 2l0 West Tenth Street.
Wilhelm. JOS, Eleventh and Monroe StS.
Wilson. n. C., 318 King Street.
Wisners<i. Wn.. 2O4 Poplar Street.
Wleniewsk. Stanley. 4O2 Maryland Avenue.
Wolhar, Charles. Penna Ave. and Scott ST.
Wigman, n, 201 West Second Street.
Wilmington Dairy Lunch. Seventh & Shlpley
Streets.
Wilmington Country Club
Z.
Zukowsky. JOS. Fifth and Lombard Streets.
SUBURBAN DEALERS
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
American Manganese Steel Co. Store.
Pllder. r. E.
McGinn. Danlrl.
Haines. II. H.
Warwick, Norris.
Platt. j. B.
Gebhart, ". l..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Look through this list for
your nearest dealer

II your grocer hasn't received Yuosn ys..
look through this list Of distributors for ths l
nearest dealer. Arbuckle Brothers. the z--ae.
est coffee merchants, New York ana Ch,eaeo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
The biggest selling coffee in
New York and Chicago

when the facts about Yyban were first
made known in New York, many people
were interested and gave it trial.
They liked it. They found it TO be a
coffee with a rich, mellow, delicious favor
which distinguished it from all other cofees.
They liked it 20 much they told their
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NEWARK.

Cornog. 5. L.
Richards. j. F.
Sherwood, P. VI.
Wollaston, W. P.
DELAWARE CITY, DEL.
Spicer. M B.
Revooid. w. I.
Rose, Harry.
FNzWater, ;.
Beck, Q. U.
BRACK-Ex.
Clouser. Z. W.
Gilbert, W.
ELSMERE. DEL.
WerkhelSer, {. 5.
LYMAN. D. 5.
ELMHURST. DEL
ElmhurSt Store.
MARSHALLToN. DEL
Eastburn. !. H.
HAMILTON PARK, WILMINGTON
Green, T. H.
STANTON.
Dickey. B. L.
RICHARDSON PARK. DEL
SidWeIl, G. G.
NEWPORT. DEL.
Potts, w. A.
HocKESSIN, DEL.
Gormley Vi. G.
KENNETH SQUARE, PA
Mclaughlin. Paul.
O'Neal, n. A.
Pierce, B. F.
WEST GROVE. PA.
Clayton, T. E
ANONDALE. PA.
Watkins, r.
CHADD'S FORD. PA.
Gallagher. H. X
Baldwin, r. J.
OXFORD. PA.
Brown. F. E.
Menough, H. 4.
Reed. E. L.
Octorano Hotel.
TOUGHNENAMON. PA.
Turner. q. \.
Montgomery ". Z.
Owens, II. W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

It's remarkable strength, without the
slightest bitter taste
It's sparkling golden LIQUOR
It's rare favor
Yuban combined all OF these Characters
tics which make coffee such delight.
Served in his own home
The head of the Arbuckle firm began then
to serve this coffee to guests in his home.
Later it was sent at Christmas as gift
coffee, to friends and business associates.
Wherever it was sent. everyone found its
fragrance so remarkable. its flavor so ex-
quisite that the moment they tasted 1t, they
commented on it. Yuban acquired private
reputation so great that persistent demands
to be allowed to buy it developed.
Instances Of this kind became so frequent,
this demand became so great, that it was no
longer confined to private distribution, but
was offered 10 the public through grocers.
The one firm that could do il
1t is the magnitude of their business That
enables Arbuckle Brothers TO sell this coffee
at the price usually paid for ordinary coffees
Growing constantly since the Civil War,
from the days when one OF the most interest
| ing sights along the waterfront was the Ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

that they are able TO supply . coffee Of this
quality at this price.
Evening star., 1921-02-16
ALL WOOL Batiste, 99c yd.

Good weight and texture for and of the wooden fabrics
successfully
brour o1dr and ha~k
Evening star., 1921-02-16
Pure Linen
Napkins

Every housewife knows that
she can not have too many ia
Bile napkins, and these finely
woven, full bleached napkins,
in a variety of pleasing pat
terms, are especially good
looking.
Size 22x22, dozen, $1,000
Size 2Ox2O, dozen $3.50
Evening star., 1921-02-16
Huckaback T0weLs

In an extra fine quality
huckaback, these large sized
towels are soft and very abb
sorbent-you will find this an
exceptional opportunity to Sc
cure towels of good quality at
a very moderate price. Size
18x36, each, 19c.
Evening star., 1921-02-16
Siluer-Plated Bon
Bon Dish, $l.05

Very attractive, in heavy sill
yer plate and gold lining, fin
ished with pierced edge and
handle. The size is AZ inches.
Candle Sticks. $3.50
Quadrup1e-plated candle
sticks, in Colonial design.
Salt and Pebfer Shakers
75c PAIR
These have genuine Sterling
Silver top, in Colonial design.
First F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother.
Evening star., 1921-02-16
What's New?
Cherry Red!

It's color, of course-and one would almost
like to say CHEEKY Red" it brightens everything
and everybody up so!
Whether it is evening gown, street frock
or morning dress, there is something in cherry
red which will look we'll on you.
For instance
Bakalite Beads in cherry red may ID the
morning afternoon evening
Feather Fans and Evening Bags of feathers are the
latest things. especially in cherry red.
Cherry Red Earrings, necessary because of the
new high head dress, certainly very smart.
Cigarette Holders, which every woman needs today,
in cherry red and white, lovely combination.
There many other accessories and if you can
wear touch of red about your costumes you should
fail to visit Cherry Red" booth in
Department,
Evening star., 1921-02-16
Wash Satin Cunis0Les
and NninsO0k
Chen1ise at 99c

<'UOA11Uoo CVO ~
Very Specially Pr1ced)
Many women and misses will hasten to avail them
selves of the opportunity this purchase offers
at such low price these beautiful welkmade
Washable Satin Cam;so1es SAMPLE Envelope Chem;se
With tailored yokes, pref in pure white, fine
ty hemstitched and finished quality nansook with
with ribbon straps, also lace trimmed with embroidery
trimmed yokes, with inserts and lace also embroidery
and edges and ribbon straps medaions. Special o9c.
Ssm&ls Ss.'4;tie ce;gns c1 1n:.:ss and $3.50
In the quality of material in the danness of styles and
trimming of the garments deserve much higher
price Made of white nainsook flesh base and trimmed
with fine laces and embroidery.
Grse1 E*,x de CA'nx Cz $500
Here you find the maximum of beautiful wellade
envelope chese of heavy quality de chine with
hand embroidered yokes, others trimmed in Calais lace
Floor -Lansbur Brother
Evening star., 1921-02-16
54-In. Shebherd Checks
$l.98 yard

II would be difficult to
find any fabric more service
able, or more attractive than
these medium block black
and white checks,
Evening star., 1921-02-16
amnR@mhNow Experts
ANSRlJRQIH s. TOROTf7EF2
The Real Value of

We want to forget the high prices that
prevailed six months to a year ago.
The old law of supply and demand was
the main factor that made them so.
The new prices (far lower) are here
we hope, to stay.
All our merchandise offered today is be-
ing bought on the newer and lower basis of
valuation.
We do not feel that it is worth the prices
it brought months ago, for it can be RE-
PLACED at the present lower market
figures.
That's why you -
do not see ridicu= or
lous comparative /Nzz1EzAahzzAM M
values used in our A-Z -
advertising. -
Evening star., 1921-02-16

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III 20 Mar. % her ct altiaa ct Spar
paa Spsrganaalct.