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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
COUNCIL REFUSES
TAX REDUCTION
Tell Secondhand Furniture
Dealers it Would be Bad Pre-
cedent to Establish.

Several representatives Of the sec
ond hand furniture dealers OF Will
mington appealed to city Council last
night for reduction In the city tax
they are paying TO do business. IL is
now $50 year and they claimed this
Was too much but would be willing
TO nay ss5. Smoe of them said they
would have to go out Of business II
the present rate was continued. Coun-
ell decided to let the present rate re-
main as Ii is.
The members made II clear that
they are opposed to a reduction In the
iicense fees now enforced unless IL can
he clearly shown that the fee is ex-
csHeive and In working a hardship
They contend that should one line OF
business have its fee reduced IL would
establish a had precedent and would
open the way for appeals from every
other business man in the city who is
paying a city license.
The Diamond Ice and Coal Company
sought permission to erect a cash and
carry station at 5i7 Pine street and a
petition signed by a long list Of people
in fayor Of such station was pre-
sented. The building committee con
sidered the matter at some length and
then decided to refuse the permission
sought.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
PYRITES MATTER IS
STILL UNSETTLED
Experts Report After lnvestiga-
ton They Could Not Deter
mine What Caused Injury

Whether the dust and fumes eTn-
enating from the plant of the Fyrites
Company in South Wilmington is in
furious TO vegetation In that vicinity
as alleged by residents and farmers
has not been definitely determined
despite very thorough and exhaus-
tive investigation made by a special
committee of experts appointed for
this purpose. City Engineer Henry
Msier who was the city's representa-
tive on this committee. last night sub
mitted TO City Council the final report
OF the committee.
The communication was signed by
Earnest NJ. r. Lankey, plant physi-
ologist and Thomas +. Manns, plant
pathologist, of tho experimental sta
ton at the University OF Delaware.
and was addressed to Dean g. A.
McCue, OF the agricultural station at
the University.
After explaining in detail the long
trip they had made and the conditions
as they found them, when they dis
covered leaves and some plants were
Drowned which, however. they thought
may have been due to the heavy frosts
in the spring, they reported:
I'VE were called over on this case
last year by the members OF Rose
Hill Grange and at this time We re-
peatedly told the individuals and also
informed the Grange in our written
report that We could advance no opin-
ion as TO the authenticity of alleged in
iuries from the Pyrites plant unless
we were called over at the very time
during which the injuries We're alleged
10 have ocurred. We wish to state
that this is still our view at this time
and TO point out that no solution of
the probe mis- possible unless the indi-
vidpals or those in charge OF the
Grange are willing either to communi-
cate 20 the Station the occurrence OF
injuries at the exact time they occur or
10 put an experienced man in charge
OF the investigation who can get first
hand information as to conditions as
they exist throughout the season.
I'VE wish 10 emphasize the fact
that many natural conditions can pro
duce injuries so nearly similar to fume
or smoke injury that no investigation
no matter how expert can distinguish
the two after an exposure OF several
days To weather conditions. The in
juries must be seen as they are pro-
duced and the conditions under which
they are produced must be known
before a conclusive statement can be
made"
AS the city is not involved in the
case il was decided to advise those
who made the original complaint and
brought about the investigation of the
contents OF the report. City Council is
now through with the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
SIGN MEN OPPOSE
EXCESSIVE TAX.
Willing to Pay Reasonable Sum
But May Leave City If Too
Heavily Assessed.

Representatives of several ooin-
paniea doing business In Wilmington
az sign board contractors and painters
appeared before city Council last
night tn discuss with the members the
proposed ordinance regulating the con-
strnction OF sign boards and taxing
the came. The ordinance Is not in
shape. however. and after listening TO
arguments against an excessive tar
on the business, Council instructed the
clerk 10 communicate with the city
solicitor and request him TO have the
ordinance In proper form by next We'd
nesday night and 10 be there himself
to discuss its provisions with the
Council.
MIR. Hessler. OF Hessler, Incorporat-
cd, explained that while he haa his
plant here and employees from 60 to
90 men 90 per cent OF his business he
out side of Wilmington. lie said the
sign board men are willing TO pay a
city tax but II it is made excessive
some other place. He said they are
planning TO enlarge their buildings and
to employ about so more men but If
they are going To- be taxed too heavily
this cannot he done. The various pro-
visions OF the new law were discussed
at length but nothing could be done
until the ordinance has been drawn
up in legal form and the amounts TO be
inserted have been decided upon.
Council made Il plain that they have
no desire TO impose a burden on any
one or to impress an excessive tax.
They explained that they simply want
20 regulate the sign board Business
and at the same time to raise revenue
for the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
THRESH WHEAT AND
OATS At STATE FAIR
Demonstrations From Fifteen
Acres Of Land of Great In
tersst to Farmers.

pne ~ the numerous innovations
that the encouragement of the Delaware
state fsr Association has planned
fel this years exhibition. which be-
gin~ on Labor Day and continues for
nv. t.yr. " the thrcshing and har-
v~.tsng uf wheat and oats from fields
of the grain now under cultivation on
ground OF the Fair Association Mt
flamcrc,
rhcre is fcld ot ten acres In wheat
that h coming along splendidly. IL
there h. NO setback through the
Weather Il viii ho in fine condition
fuf harvesting the second week in Sep
tesnher. which Is fair week. While
Ia other YEARS there have been dis
plaSz cf harvesting machines. there
has never been so complete a demon-
stration as this promises to be.
The demonstration win be under the
dirrction % experts in harvesting and
thr very latest models of machinery
viii D. utilised
There viii also bc a demonstration of
hsrvestins oats from a flve-acre field.
This section OF land Is also coming
slong nicely and should be ready for
the harvester by fair week.
In order that there may not be any
Inconvenience to autoists In case IL
should rain during this years fair.
wnrkmen viii drain the hiE space de-
voted o. parking cars. a contract
with experts on draining calls for the
section devoted to cars Co be as dry
az possible and these men guarantee
Thoroughly that grass could not grow
upon n. u will be done according To
ncientinc methods. and there will be
40 soggy ground 60 plough through
and sall the cars this year.
The paths and roads about the fair
ground arr hting graded and cindered
anew. wherever the winter storms
have washed away stretches, these are
teinx flllod IN and gotten in first-class
condition Co accommodate the thou
sands 81 visitors who attend each
years exhibition.
sheriff Gould, who is secretary Of
the Pair Association. IL an almost daily
visitor tn the grounds and is keep
iug IN close touch with al the work
that Is going forward. lie is paying
particular attention to the race track.
aud PROMISES that the course this sea-
son will he in better condition when
the time Gov fair week rolls around
than ever before.
The sheriff IN good judge of what
horscmeu need to get the hsst out of
their racers and trottors. and viii see
that everything j. ready for the open
inR day of the fair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Water Retards Building.

The work of building the new power
house at the State Hospital at Farn-
hurst is being seriously retanied by
the discovery of water where the
foundations are being dug At al
most every spot where digging has
been started springs have been dis
covered and the conditions have be-
come such that the contractors may
eventually hnd it necessary 10 drive
piling before a solid foundation can
he constructed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Girls, z to IL GiHghorrl
Dresses, 79c

Their is only a limited num-
her In this group-we doubt if
this one offering win suffice for
the two days selling--it $50 good
We Just can I refrain from calling
your attention TO them-frst
floor, rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Georgeffe and Pongee
Waists and Blouses
gf.6g

Did ever a woman have too
many blousea7 As q matter nf
fact, have YOU ever enough
These represent styles and val
urs never before offered ~ this
low price sizes 80 TO 40, good
assortment Of styles and shades.
Waist dept, first floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
A Good Time TO Bur
Fine
UnderB,llslins

Every woman Wlll want 70
take advantage ~ thu oppor-
t,lnity 70 secure much Linrerle
at 80 little cr,st.
Crepe and muslin gowns m
pink or whit, trimmed with
colored stitching So.
Envelope CheinEse, lace trlm-
med, also rolor,-d feather stitch
ing. round neck, strap shoulders
5Sc-
Crps BloomerS. psain, psnk
or white, also fiorsl figured, full
cut, reinforced 3ec.
Muslin Drawers. trimmed
with trcks. embroidery, ai~o
muslin rufe'c Jec-
Tight fitting Corset Covrrs.
trimmed with embroidcry snd
tucks 39c and soc.
Baadeauix BrsSsfrreS. pink ~
white, back or front fastcAiri -
29c.
Corscts, rubber top and low
bust models Sl.oo.
Gowns AND Chcmi<, of piak
and white l.etistc, lace asad en-
hoelery trimmed; rourd. v
shape and strap shoulders $50.
Cnmi:os~s of silk s,d crepe de
chine. Tailored and lace trm-
med, flesh and white soc
Erst floor, rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Won,en's Knit
Underwear

A warm welcome is assured
these comfortable fitting under
garments at "Fverybody's
Store" uncommonly little prices.
Women's Gauze Vests, tailor
ed tops, sizes so, So and 81 Soc.
Womeu's Gauxe Vests in Isle
thread; all styles; flesh and
whlte-5 soc.
Wanen's Gauze Vests, tailor
ed and taped tops --39e each
or three fot $1.00.
Women's summer weight knit
Union Suits. Tailored and
taped tops, loose knee-69e.
Women's gauze weight sum-
mer Union Suits, tailored and
tnped tops-loosa hnee-50e-
main floor left aisle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Good For Women, Too

Foley Cathartic Tablets have long
been favorite physic with men.
Women suffer as much as men do
from indigestion and constipation. and
they also require a scientific remedy
20 keep the stomach sweet the liver
active and the bowels regular. Mrs.
Geo. Powers, 50 Winthrop Ave. Re
we're. Mass. writes. 81 have taken
Foley Cathartic Tablets and | recon-
mend them 70 everyone" They Danish
biliousness, headache, bloating.-N. b.
Danforth.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
ITonsen'y Black Leather
Pumps, SI.S

Including Patent Leather and
few pairs Dull Kid; Louis
Heels-Genuine Goodyear welt
ed soles.
With all due attention to
styles and msterials--our shoe
department stresses these points,
details of making and finishing;
painstaking care In fitting and
last but not least of importnoe,
lowness of price-down stairs
store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
pEArHA

coSNFiIsin this city. on Juno ~.
issi Michael. husband OF Elizabeth
,s. ss.'sss nee ~ 'es r'ss IT, W. e%pioyes y, se y
tend ~ The funeral from his late residence.
ins Al . c'cincs. Requiem mass al Sc.
fhooas Church, lnterment at Catbe-
dfaA cwnetsfN
nockfrY tn this CITY on June rs. 1921.
Nav fNylor. sife Of hnssne ". Dcckety.
RelAtiv~s and friends are invited 20 az
tead she funeral seryiceS At the residence
81 hsf par~uts Mir, and Mrs Robert " i.
Tss lor, tios West kishth street. on sat'lr-
aat sftsFuoon at 2 80 O'Clock. daylight
satins llne lntcrmcnt private.
HARPER At Richardson Park Del on
June vs. 1921, John u Harper. aged 20
Relatives aud friends Are invited 60 at
tend che hsneral ~ers,cos a, the residence
Ng his ssspsan William Nimsworth. Tay-
iur avenue. Richardson Park, on Satsir-
,s.N afternoon at clock. standard time.
int.fment At siiverhrool cemetery
upkfIti--ln this city on June "a, 1921.
illa asughtsr of William J. and An
kesa.is.. and friends are invited 10 al
aence aatl Washington strcet. on FRIDAY
afternoon al 2 . clock. local time. In
lsfsnent al kiyervie~ cemetery
ROACH AZ Newport. Del, on June Ia
fnsf Annic g. ~ife ~ Michael Roach
hela lives ana friends are invited 20
attend the funeral frum ths residence Of
hef ~pn in-lsw tnech VI smith corner
~ James and Christian streets Newport
f1al GA ftdaN morning at y q clock
lsc.i time Requiem mass at - Elizabeth ;
Church tnterment ~ Cathedral cemetery.
WI AtsfN-afn this city on June IS 1921
MARY r. wife ~ Gardner l.. Nhaiey
aacu ~ YEARS
hes.tlyes and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral ssrN tces AZ the Methodist
tbur.h al Miilsboro Del on SATURDAY
afternoon az ~ 80 O'Clock. tntertncnt az
Muishoro, Del Remains can he viewed
81 her late rtsidencr 1881 keed street
un Friday evening after O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
WOODEN Pshv;~s
0
Enduying Charm

Aod their prices Sos Profit Sh~r-
ing days are much helew The
ordinary.
Wood Piasts Zoe skvtnG~-s 30
En~hes wide, Sf.6o.
PLAID Vrso~sr~ sod Fr~r~n
Scrvss - inches w~Ss, S7sA-
Trieo,ne, an wool cr~am cos,r
t2 inches ~lde, Sz.7S.
Silk and wool flannel. cr~sun
eotoresi sl.s5.
Cream Chail~, s1n~ttrns for
skirtsng, 9se.
FIvrrvss wool ChAiiss. t~o nat
terms, white ground, ruse hssf
design SOC.
Satin Faes Broa4loioth. all
wooi, 90 ipet~s wsdc. f21s
Faecy Pialds yard VIDE. spe-
cisl AZ SO~.
All wool navy blue ssrun-
yard w,de, 75e---nA1n loor. rrar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
appealing A Mem silks to
PiH Many Needs of
Sum amer

Silks after sli arr 'he unf-,hrs
friends IN summer. Created nv
frncks as dainty ~ you wi'i they
viii still te imp~rvious " mi~'
snd rain and keep YOU trim ~
The days end
Striped rit~r silk shir-inr.
~ different patterns, ~ i~~
ysyd
Crepe de Chine. ~ ir.h-s
wide, All shad~s eiss
Imported Natural pon~r~ S'ls
20 inches wide, $500.
STRIPE Hstus,i Silk. vsrS w'sh
for waistinvs snd ssi-4my~. see
Barv,ref Skirf'rg-. iar~y p~s-
termed, yard s-id~, ~ ~
Satin De lnvr. navy ecisp~~d
only. yard wi<le, sls"
Chins silks, navy and whit~-
yard vide. Use.
Baronet Sstir 20 ioeh~~w~k
81 ~.
Sirk Poplns. al sf.@ss~- y~r,
vide. 95c.--S'R Dept mes
floor, rrar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Nen beauties in Wash
Goods


Al the seasons favored fab
rics are we'll represented and
prices were never so low.
PIain colored SAtincS, yard
wide. oil shades, 39e.
Pfair eoiored Palm Beach
Su,ting, yard wide, 39e.
sun satin, whlte, 80 and sc
laai widths, 75e.
5sIrf satin, black, "A inches
vnie, S1.00.
Pcrealins, white OF black,
yard wide, 2ss.
Canton Crete. silk and cotton
mixed, yard WIDE. al shades, 59c
Seco SILK, SILK and Cotton
nixsd. ~ inches vide, sc.
ChifontIDa Silk. Silk and Cot
ton mixed, 80 inches vide. 3sc.
Taffeta silk, aIls and taEeta
mixed, 30 inches wide, SOC.
Cotton Poplins, plain color-d,
81 inches wide, 23c. nam floor
rear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

II Columbia. former presidents and
vlea- presidents uf the United States
who are attorneys al iawH will be
admitted to practice before the court
without formal application or other
requirements"
The action Of ths 1usiioeH will per
init Woodrow Wiirun % practice on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

toslfors v,ho walked ous ~ 'Sriear H~NFs
MONDAY pleb' sad T"e-day wo ulfa
voted lsrf night o. return 40 rvs
rndsf %, mfne ~sFe scale and wuflt~
Ing conditions that prevailed ehso
they ufif their employment. The
vv'e. which was taken ~ rhsp*ls
stopd xis 10 1ss IN fnvDr ~ f-susrSsx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

a niotlun for his admission. the pre-
yious rule nf the court re1uIrihs nve~
years actual praplice having been
feeindxd, II wssH said to rvuovv all
doubt aa to the former presidents
eligibility.
ny the tefna of the new rule VIII
iiaua II. TAFT and Thotnpa Il. Msrshail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Thinking of a Sum-
n,er'a Past ii Hr q
Wouldn't You En-
inn Eu,broideyiuU3

Stamped RoInj,ars, IL, white,
sizoe to 4 years. SO and 7ec.
Stamped Dresses in white,
sassa | TO q years. SOC.
STAMPED center pieces 10
white. :ri inches. special at 59s
Art Ipept. main, Eoor right alsle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Summer Economics in
Notions and Other
Thin0s


vanissa Hair Ne's. ei.25 dor.
Shirt Bands. SOC doz. earh Sc.
Shirt Bands, dor 81 -. Ioe-
Chrk's .. N. r. Cotton,
75c dor.
Bias Fold Tape, 6 yards Sc.
White tape I'll wldshe, )
yards 7-.
CoIored Rick Rack, the yard
&c.
Wooden Skirt and Pants
Hangers, 7e.
Wire Coat and Skirt Hangers,
l5e.
Kerris Thread, 22c.
Sanitary Bloomers, $500.
4 inch elastic, Ia I'd p. 81.
IS inch, elastic, IL I'd p. si.25
Nam Floor, Right Aisle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Real. Good Old Fash =
toned Domestic
Groc,,fu


While SOME aim Co and some
claim Ia 'tEveryboiy's Store"
domestic department really
gives the bast valife for the least
money.
All linen crashes, 25e.
Fine soft finished Long Cloth,
10 yards to o piece l.6o and So
Standard quality, sc inches
vide unbleached muslin, 10
yards for sl.1f.
Domestic Flannels, Ifc the
yard up.
Good Quality Pillow Cases,
each 2sc.
Seamless Sheets, 81 % inches
a5e each.
Grand Turkish towels. four for
st.00. The biggest and best
ones, soc each down stairs
store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
PROPOSE TO BOOST
COUNTY TAX RATE
FIVE CENTS PER 500

Continued from page /.
Nav Castle. &337b, Red Lion, Si,tT0.-
Ss; st. Georges, se.bis.27. Appoauini-
mink. s6eaOa. Blaokblrd. si,os3.oG. /.
Brandywine. s29i.37.
Considering Tax Rate.
In committee OF the whole. yester-
day afternoon. the Levy Court COM
sdered the county's budget for the
next fiscal year and the tax rate for
county purposes and aiding the poor.
The county assessment of real es-
tate and personal property is si65,-
ioo. .s52--Sii1. .5bT,5e7 in Wilmington
and s5s,sda,fs6 In the rural districts.
A 15-cent tax rate would yield s1.253.-
csc, of which Wilmington would pay
SS36.6s2 and the rural districts S4t6.-
574. The yield OF an So-cent tax rate
would be 81 i,3Se.s07. with Wilmington
paying sSsa. .l6l and the rural districts
ss44,s4e. The difference I'm the tax
rate yield would be sS3.sbi. which the
rural members OF the Levy Court
would apportion az follows: Unap-
propriated funds. ss.bSt. reconstruct
tion of old roads. $4,000: construcs
tion of improved roads. $4,000. A
fh-cont tax rate would allow only
$4,000 for unappropriated funds,
100000 FOR the reconstruction OF old
roads and $4,000 for the construction
ol improved roads. while an s0-cent
tax rate would allow S23,5si for un-
appropriated funds. 100000 for the
reconstruction of old roads and $780,
600 for the construction Of improved
roads.
Move for Tax Increase.
Commissioner Mccoy moved that
the committee of the whole recon-
mend to the court in regular session
that the county tax rate for the en-
suing year be fixed at so cents. and,
despite vigorous objection by Com
missioners Jones and Stetser. who
cited the decrease of employment In
Wilmington. the motion was adopted
by q vote Of to 2. with Rail-, Buckson,
Mccoy and Strahorn. rural commits
sioners, voting afiirmatively and Jones
ard Stetser. Wilmington commission
ers, voting negatively. Collins,
rural commissioner. was absent. Nc
Coy wanted prompt action in regular
>, ssiou but when the committee Of
the whole arose Jones moved that the
court adjourn until Thursday OF next
week. and the motion was unanimous
IL adopted Thinking the motion was 20
adjourn until next Thursday to-day.
according TO their contenuon), the
rural members 'kidded' Jones and
laughed, believing he had miswordad
the motion. but President Stetser stop
ped the hilarity by insisting that the
motion was to adjourn until Thursday
uf next week and declaring It's adop-
ton The rural members seemed anx-
ious to definitely fix the county tax
rate without giving Wilmington tax
abies an opportunity TO protest
against an increase. Asked whether
they would return today TO resume
Of the county's budget,
some commissioners stated they would
and others said they would not.
Goes over 10 Next Week.
Instead OF convening next Tuesday,
a regular meeting day, the court will
20 to Fairmount Park. Philadelphia,
tp inspect road construction. The
will visit Phiissdes1shia
as guests OF company which has
submitted bids for the reconstruction
u the Hillside Mills road ard the
Baltimore and LancastU pixies,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Play and Party Styles
for Boys and
Girls

Sllilfully designed and as pains
takingly tailored as are those
for grown ups-pro6t Sharing
DAYS offer extraordinary value.
Rompers and Creepers in
natural linen color, plaid trim
med collar, cuffs and belt-also
Bluo Chambray, white trimmed
sizes | to 6-50c.
Children's poplin, white mus
lin, pink and blue gingham
Dresses SOC.
Childrenis SIipover Sweaters.
white, punk, blue. Ribbon trim
med and sleeveless styles -SI.98
Boys ''Slipover" Suits, white
and colored, sizes 2 to 6 years
$50.
Boys and Girls Overalls, blue
colored for the boys-plaid mus
lin bloomev styles for girls sizes
for boys 4 to io-for girls 2 TO A
-50c first floor rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Here are the Hats that viii add
the last lovely touch 10 your
summer frook-Sposfs Hasa aud
TlInmed Hats og orEantl,s, i-it
and ribbon-wIth Wrealh,s 90
grnss and flowers nesting on
their briTn--no sumner wsrs!-
robe is complete without at
least one of ihese- Nslllnsry
Dept, second aoor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Pretty Ginghon,s, Mad
ras, Perc0ie and Crepe
for S u M ra er
Comfort
The colors and patterns sre
summery snd prices a tempts-
ton TO buy here.
Scotch Zephyr Gingham-
fine quality, extra wide SIC.
Lovely Dmss Ginghans, big
collection OF pstterns, 4 = yards
for 81.
Shirting Madras, fancy stripe
patterns, yard wide, 27c yard.
Best quality Percales, full
ward wide, 23c the yard Or Ave
yards for 81.
French Crepe, plain colored,
extra fine quality, 25e yard.
Flowered kimouo Crepes, large
variety of pretty pstterns, 35c
yard.
Half Curtains of Fine Noting
ham lsee-for town or country
homes, so and 75e each.
Apron Ginghams, the best
seven yards for S1-down stairs
store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
guli
A Full
Stocking Dyn,cey'
is a Great Comfort in
.Sur,

Herr are timely oFerinrs for
Men, Women and Children.
WDon's Black eilk Hose. mill
imperfect, special ri zee.
Women's Full Fashioned Hose
: length silk: with wide lisls
garter top coEors Rus~an Calf
Coriovan, White. Black s2.oA
Childrens Lisle Sox, plain and
fancy celord roll tops, 2sc The
pair.
Arn'z Lrslr Sox. 2 blsck, !
bhe, tan colo.~~d fowv pair in .
tsor, sold orty fry thebov 75eth>
The boz main floor, left afss~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Beautiful lake and good boats can
be found at Brandywine Springs
Park.--Adv