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a continued demand.
But something evidently !,
wrong when the producer lose,
or nj least does not make mon
ey. when the public demand ].
greater and when the manu-
facturer makes profits unpara,
lelled in history.
What is wrong then. and
what is the remedy?
The chief offender. we be.
lieve. is the present system OF
marketing tobacco. The rem.
edy is the system Of cooper.
alive Marketing of Tobacco
which is being put before the
Kentucky growers at this time.
Under the present system,
all the Kentucky tobacco crop
is dumped on the market usu-
ally in a period of less than
three months. Since the mon
ey needed TO move the tobac-
co crop from the producer to
the factory runs into hundreds
of millions of dollars. il is evi.
dent that such sudden de-
mands cannot readily be met
by even the largest companies.
Banks are slow to lend money
excepting on the best security.
The manufacturers mus. pay
high interest rates to- get the
use of such enormous sums for
this period. Doubtlessly il is
in part to absorb this high rate
of interest that the prize Of to-
bacco leaf is cut whenever the
manufacturers think il possible
TO do so.
This dumping process. which
is highly expensive beth to
grower and to buyer, would be
avoided if the proposed co.
operative marketing association
is adopted in the burley-pro-
territory. The selling
season would extend over "A
greater part of the year. The
manufacturers could buy and
pay for the tobacco gradually,
as their financial conditions
justified. 1t would be easy for
them To stabilize their credit.
As a result, the manufac-
turfrs would not be forced TO
borrow at high rates of inter-
est. nor TO cut the price of to-
bacco TO absorb this rate. Att
the same time. the growers.
through the directors of the as
ISOLATION. would be in "A posi-
ton 10 deal directly with the |
manufacturers. without the
of a large and costly
corps of buyers hired AT the ex-
pense of the manufacturers.
and passed on by them TO the
growers.
These two factors would
to enable the manu-
'acturer to operate on a smaller
of gross profit. with the
same amount of net profit. BY
elimination of wasteful meth
IDS. and the substitution of |
grading, both grower
md manufacturer would prof
I. without increasing the price
If manufactured tobacco to the
These are the logical con-
'lusions of the situation point
ID out by the Wall Street
Journal
Numerous other reasons
.ould be advanced showing the
necessity for the Cooperative
Tobacco Marketing Associa-
ion. The plan is sound econo-
nically and il is sound finan-
tally. Cooperative Market
ng of Burley tobacco will mean
Millions of dollars in the pock-
It's of tobacco growers each
year. Every grower should |
'ign the contract.
AAl
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when an old man makes love 20
young girl the in-bctwccns consider
them both crazy.
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We are authorized TO announce
the following candidates. subject to
action Of the Democratic Primary,
August 9Th, 1921:
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We are authorized 20 announce the
following candidates, subject 10 ac-
tion of the Republican Primary,
August 9th, 1921:
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Rates For Political Announesmssts.
For Precinct and City Offices IS. 90
For County Offices
For State and District Offices 1900
For Calls. per ne----- 10
For Cards. per line --- 10
For all publications in the inter-
est Of individuals or exprss-
sion Of individual views, per
une sAV
Obituaries, per line -- .06
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Commonwealth's Attorney
EMMETT V. PURYEAR
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For County Attorney
GREEN CLAY WALKER
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For Circuit Judge
CHARLES A. HARDIN
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For Representative
ROBERT II. TOMLINSON, JR.
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For Circuit Clerk
JAMES b. WOODS, JR.
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For County Judge
j. c. WILLIAMS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. July 2o.-Miss lrma T.
West. daughter of Il. r. West, Of Mills
boro, and Francis 4. West, son Of L. \.
West, Of DagSboro, were married Thurs
fav night Of last week, at franktord, by
Rev. W. G.. Poole.
Rev. Kohn L. Sparklin, pastor OF
Wesley VI. T.. Church, Georgetown, has
been granted the month Of August toi
vocational purposes.
Professor Roy +. Henney, who for the
past two wears has been agricultural
teacher in Georgetown and Nlllstporo
high schools, has gone to his home II
Wilkes -Barre, Pa, and will not teach
here during the coming term. II Is IN
derstood he has been offered q positlor
in the West and also one at Bridgevlile
but is undecided which position he vii
accept
W. ]. Elliott moved nesr here iron
Ohio few months ago. During the ab
sence of his wife, who since he moved
here has buried her father aud mothel
and is still in Ohio, four children are u
from typhoid fever He is the only person
to give hem attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Civic Club Begins Movement for
Adequate Sewer System
for the City.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. July 29.--The New Cas-
tie Civic Club met last evening In
monthly session In the Town Hail.
with large attendance. Michael j.
Devlin. chairman of the marsh COM
mittee. reported that the plant of the
American Manganese Steel Co. would
do its own filling i'm of the marsh lands
opposite the plant. James T.. Eliason,
Jr., made report relative to the fish
hatchery in the Delaware river. The
report was accepted and the commit
tee asked TO continue its good work
President Andrew Eliason reported
that the railing along Second street,
would be placed in good condition by
the Trustees of the Commons. Secre-
tary Horace Deakyne read a copy of a
letter sent 20 City Council relative To
the analysis of the milk supplied by
several dealers of this city. being low
i'm butter Tat and high in bacteria
Councilman I<lingmeyer stated that
Council would not take any further
action in the matter until a city phy-
sician was appointed. which would be
after the appointment by President of
Council Doughcrty of a Board of
Health, when the matter would be
taken up. a communication was read
by Secretary Deakyne from O. b.
Bockram of Pennsylvania who. is de-
sirous of securing a one-floor build
ing. on plant. for the purpose Of
manufacturing automobile tire rims.
The letter was replied TO by the secre-
tary. that there were several available
plants and sites in this locality. The
important topic of the evening was the
matter of discussing the city drainage
William Dealyne suggested that the
city be severed. All of the members
present agreed with MIR. Deakyne and
several OF the members stated that
this matter was one of the best topics
that has been brought before the meet
ing. President Andrew Eliason was
instructed TO appoint a committee
which he will name later. for the pur-
pose of taking the matter under con-
sideration and make an investigation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Ilkton, Md, July 20 The plant o.
the Victory Sparkler Co, on the Singcriy
road, has resumed operations after q
close down OF q month The flkior
plant VIII resume operations sariy -
August, giving employment TO several
hundred persons.
William A. Black, Of Philadelphia, an
Interior decorator, died Tuesday, at tic
firm Of his son, in Elk Neck, after !,
brief iIlacss, aged 81 years, Ills funcral
was held this morning..
Mr. and Mrs James Griffith bnd
children, who went 10 Washington state
10 locate, several months ago, IRE on
their way back TO o@their former home
near Chesapeake City J,
Hilton baseball team Of the 1ecil
mt league VIII hold q carnival aii q
Meek on the armory grounds.
Giffmd Crothcrs. who took 81
weeks training course q Plattsburg
n r., military camp, has returned 2
his home ri ZION,
District Road Engiaeer Shure 4 clos
inp the gap ii the concrete roadlped q
Main street. which was left tintinhiict
astfall. owirg to an injunction.
Miss Ma rgaret Mnag, assistant super
inteadent n Union hospital, slkton, ma
rendered her resignation, effective Al
gust /
Thomas Shippers, farmer Of Nortl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
MIDDLFTOWN NEWS.

Middletown. July 2o-Mrs. George
1iurd was given a surprise party, Mon
day evening, the occasion being her
Goth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Anna Price Roe died at her home
al Massey, Md, Monday. Funeral serv-
ices were held this morning.
There viii be no services in Forest
Presbyterian Church during August
The pastor, Rev. John Townley. will
spend his vacation IN Kansas where his
wife and little son arr visiting relai yes.
Pleasant Summit W c. T. L. will meet
with Mrs. Mary ID. Clark, Wednesday
afternoon, August 3.
Mfss Jessie Kohl. George Kohl and
Chester Benedict Of New York City, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs George II.
Kohl. near town.
Mrs. Fischer and little daughter,
Catherine Of New York City were visi-
tors with Mrs c. j. Freeman, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson of
Fayetteville, n c., have been spending
several days with relatives in this neigh
borhood
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
G. w. Brown Of Seaford Had
Marrow Escape From Drown
ing in Nanticoke River.
SUSSEX SUNDAY SCHOOLS

From Every Evenings Correspondent
Georgetown. July 29,-The George
town Hundred SundayJtSchool Associa-
tion will hold convention in the First
Presbyterian Church. here on Thurs
day Of next week. Program:
Afternoon session-Song and prayer
Rev. &. w. Spry. pastor of Georgetown
NJ T.. Circuit; address. why We
Meet" James NJ Tunnell: appoint
ment of committees; report of hun
dred secretary. w. j. Penuel. George
town. reports from schools, by Super
intendents: address. How Can We
Awaken a Greater Interest in ,he
Sabbath SCHOOL,; Rev. j. l.. Sparklin
pastor uf Wesley NJ. T.. Church
Georgetown; home department, Mrs
Minnie Green. primary work, Miss
Annie Marvel. question box. G.. Ro-
land Messick: offering. doxology, ben
cdiction.
Evening session--Sons and Praise
Service. conducted by Rev. J. l. Spark
In: chorus. NJ. r.. Junior choir; re-
ports OF committees, election of Off
GERS. offering: Miss Olive Bailey; ad-
dress. former Judge Henry c. Con-
rad: benediction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Sesford. July 29.--Bathing parties
among the younger society set are
becoming quite popular here. the
young ladies' donning their bathing
suits and motoring 70 the nearby
lakes for swim. Some of them are
expert swimmers.
Granville Locates and family have
moved 60 Seaford from Laurel and are
occupying the home recently rebuilt
on Shipley street by ]. L. Dutton.
Wilbur Hurley OF Chincoteague. Va.
Is here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w Hurley.
MIR. and Mrs. William c. Weaver
lr.. and son. Owens, have moved
from the apartments over the post
Office 20 Clayton, where Mr.. Weaver
Is employed as a block operator. Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilbur Cassel will occupy
the apartments vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Weaver.
Quite bunch Of members of the
Tall Cedars of this town went TO
Ocean City. Md. yesterday, and spent
the day with Tall Cedars from all over
the Eastern Shore.
J. II. Robinson & Co. arc making
their packing room at their oyster
house here larger and otherwise inn
proving their place, prepara tory to
opening in the fall.
Mrs. George Y. Stewart suffered an
injury 10 her leg, Wednesday. when
she fell off the porch at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Daw-
son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
BUILDING PERMITS.

The Building Inspectors Office has
granted permits for the following pro-
jccts:
A end Townsend. streets; w f. Gun
ther, owner and builder, public garage
$500.
Eighth street, 1s25-27 West; Vito
Julian, owner and builder; addition,
$500.
Twenty-second street, sol West; Wm
II Bramble, owner AMI builder; private
garage, 5000.
Lincoln street, 2l0 North r. W
Finch, owner and builder; galvanized
iron building, 800
Lowering avenue and Union street
Home Of Mercifll Pest, owner, A. Eek
man, builder; alterations, 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

have completely revained their health
by means OF its use.
Wishing 10 give others who arc suffer
ing the benefit of her experience. was
what prompted Mrs. Sophia Neill, =
popular Wilmington lady, residing at
No. 1914 Hutton street, TO give the
following:
II am glad 70 add my name to the
hundred Of tesfihers for Plant Juice and
want te say that for years ! was a vic
tim 70 constipation and terrible bilious
attacks and although ! hsd taken many
medicines and had been under treat
ment also, / never got any relief until
started to take Plant Juice. NY stomach
was in a bad coalition and ] had no
appetite whatever: in fact, il ! did take
even the lightest kind of food, would
be in agony with an attack of indiges-
ton afterward; | always had a burning
sensation in the pit Of my stomach; my
liver and kidneys were out of order and
] had such pains across my back; | was
so nervous and weak that | never could
sleep at night and / had no strength or
energy TO do my housework. | can eat
anything now since ] have taken Plant
Juice, do not have a pan, and sleep fine; (;
do not know what it is to lie awake at
night now. | feel stronger and better
in every way and can't say TOO much In
praise Of Plant Juice ] hope this state
ment will be of benefit to some one"
Plant Juice is sold ia Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 40i ADS Market
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
CHICKS DROWNED BY RAIN.

Iewes, July 29-~1he heavy rain and
wind storm which visited l.ewes and the
OUTLYING districts Wednesday. did con
siderable damage to conholds, leveline
large parts of some .ieldsand drowning
the late hroods Of young chicks. The
water fell SO hard and fast that It could
not run off the land and the farmer swlves
had great difficulty in saving the young
chicks.
The tenants on Harry Y. LYONS farm
lost - chicks by drowning.
Those farmers who had not thrashed
their wheat had to take of the top shesi
to let the stacks dry before they can
thrash
Owing To the heavy frosts and cold
Of late spring much Of the wheat fields
were cut down thus reducing the yield
MANY Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred
farmers didn't realize more than eight
or ten bushels per acre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware Citv, July ga surprise
partv was given Miss Mary Llzear at
her home on Clinton street, last evening,
the following guests attending MIR and
Mrs. Joseph Nelson. Miss Gertrude Hus-
felt. Miss Mary Mccarthy of misplace
Frederick NoIker. MIR. Sheridan, Rich
ard Adams of Baltimore and Miss lsa-
bella Willis and Mrs. Brown OF VII
mington.
Mrs. c. A. Bonine and Mrs. Thomas
Whiteman attended a luncheon given
by Mrs. William f. Prickett and her
daughter, Miss Josephine Prickett, IN
Wilmington, yesterday.
Klair Irons, aged four years, daughter
Of City Councilman Frank Irons, Is 1T
AT their home on Washington street.
William Keanc, engineer OF the Y ;. ,
Neptune of Baltimore, Is spending !
week here with his family.
Mrs. Jennie Irons, mother Of City
Councilman Frank Irons, left Tor Kent
Ohio, where she viii make Der home with
her daughter, Mrs. Estus Dean.
William Lawrence Of philadelphia is
spending a week here with his daughter
Mrs Jay Householder.
Chickens. eggs, fruits and vegetables
for sale at all times. Jay Householder,
huckster. Phone No. 6sR12. ADV.
Anthony Smith, Lewis Patterson and
William ]. Rheim are camping at Lore
wood Grove for week.
Miss EIninie Quellan of Laurel Is
here visiting her uncle, John Spieer.
Miss Louise Green Of Philadelphia Is
here with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. P. Hines.
Edward King of New York City ls
spending the summer with his mother,
Mrs. Spur, at Fort du Pont.
Miss May Kelley of Philadelphia ls
here for the summer with her aunt, Miss
Maria Collins.
William Tugend Of Philadelphia *
spending the summer with his aunt, Mrs.
Richard Landers, at Fort dn Pont.
Private Greel6eld, soldier of Fort
du Pont, was .honorably discharged
Yesterday, and left for his home 10
Tennessee.
Sergeant and Mrs Zehley Of Fort du
Pont have gone to Fort Hamilton, \. Y.
where he will be assigned TO the band.
Sergeant William Sheldon has been
granted quarters at Fort du Pont re-
Gently vacated by Sergeant and Mrs.
Zebley.
Miss Edna Barnett. who has been i'll
for several months, is somewhat inn
proved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City, July 29.-The follow
ing traffic passed through the canal,
yesterday:
Yacht Swanee, from Betterton, to
Philadelphia; powerboat +. L. Moore,
of Sandford, Va, loaded with tomatoes.
from Pennsville, " j.. to Baltimore;
yacht kegeo, Philadelphia TO Betterton
yacht Nomais, Betierton TO Phiiadel-
phia: gasoline power boat Raymond
rom Baltimore to New jersey 70 be
oaded. powerboat Elizabeth W. from
Baltimore TO New Jersey: tug Helen,
towing scow No. 81, Baltimore TO Phila-
drlphia; barge Fred Mavheu, loaded
with tomatoes, for Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

AS to the cost and the matter OF dis.
posing Of the beverage.
Last evening tho members Of the
Sixth Company, &. A. c.. u. N. O.,
were In Anal drill practice prior To
camp in the School Green. under the
command OF Second Lieutenant 'Wcs-
ley Preston. Sixty members were
present and b5 are scheduled to leave
for camp on Monday morning from
the yandykc Armory for the state
rifle range.
s. G. @. Filler, organist and choir
leader Of the st. James II. r.. Church.
Danbury. Conn. last evening gave an
impromptu organ recital In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, on the newly
purchased Moller pipe organ. The
organist is spending several DAYS a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Zim-
norman.
The members of City Council and
the Trustees of the Commons win
meet on Tuesday evening in monthly
session.
a colored baseball team has been
organized In this city to be known as
the Buffalo team. Peter Russell is
the manager and desires To book
games with first class teams I'm or
out of the city.
ON account OF the rain storm yes
terday Afternoon the game OF baseball
scheduled between the Rlverview
team of Wilmington and the shaw
town team was cancelled
Elizabeth Murphy. daughter of Post
master John r. Murphy. last evening
while bathing at Battery Beach. lost
a leather knee brace and the loss
greatly handicaps the child, who Is
crippled,
q. Albert Pedrick today will move
his household furniture from Philadel
phia TO the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Ira
Parry at Baldton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
NEARLY DROWNED.

Seaford. July 2a.-George w. Brown.
one of Seaford's oldest citizens. had
narrow escape from drowning, We'd
nesday afternoon, when he fell into
the Nsnticoke river where the water
is 10 10 u feet deep: He was aboard
a canoe which had brought some
oysters TO Seaford. and in attempting
20 get OF the boat, which was tied up
at the docks near the county bridge.
his foot slipped. and he fell into the
river.
In his younger days Mr.. Brown was
an expert swimmer. and he managed
20 keep his head above water until he
could get hold Of the lower part of the
wharf. from which he pulled himself
90 safety. He escaped with a severe
drenching and few minor bruises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

Samuel Rips. manager OF the Royal
Theatre, will leave on Monday for a
weeks vacation at Atlantic City
Marie Reynolds and master Rich
ard Holiday are spending severa!
days ar guests of Relatives In Dala-
ware city.
Mrs. John Proud Sr. Of East
Fourth street ir confined to herr home
with Illness.
We have a fine line Of bath sprays,
5000 up. r. Challenger a Son. prc-
scrlption Pharmacists. ADV.
Crystal mint. a delicious summer
candy. 10 cents a pound r.. Ghai-
lenger Il Son. Prescription Thar
maclsts. ADV.
Auto repairing. We specialize on
Fords. Wilbert Meredith. w. s St--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
LEWES NOTES.

Lcwcs. July 29.--The family Of John
Wilson, with Misses Arzie and Mamie
Wilson and some other friends, took a
trip 20 Rehoboth Beach Tuesday after
noon, and enjoyed q picnie lunch on the
shore.
Tuesday evening several young folks
from Lewes motored 10 Rehoboth Beach
for the dance given AZ Hotel Henlopen
Msddens orchestra is very much en-
joved hy music loving people,
Hurdle and Shuts who went fishing at
Doleware Brcakwater "Wednesday morn
ing met with good luck bringing back
ten large eight pound trout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
HAD FINE FISHING LUCK.

Lewes, July 29.--Ii was jolly crowd
of fishermen that went fishing at ths
Delaware Breakwater, last Sunday and
the luck was wonderful. They went out
in Charles Jenkins motor boat and re-
turned with $50 pounds of fine fish,
stopping at the Ocean House for shore
dinner. They are coming again and
next time bring their wives. Those N
the party were Congressman Caleb X,
I.avton and Alessrs. Graham Barnes
Reavis and Humphrey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.

Georgetown, July %, - Announce
ment is made of the marriage OF M'ss
kathpryn Helena Dodd, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. A. r.. Dodd, Of MIllsboro,
and William Downing of Salisbury, Md,
in Philadelphia, Thursday, July IA.
The bride for many months has been
emploved in the Office of the Sussex
County Board of Education. They will
make their home in Salisbury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
Tr, New Heating Method.

CRATE under the large boiler in the
County Hospital has been decided on
by the Trustees Of the Poor II IL OF
tubular. water-cooled construction, and
enables a low grade Of coal to be
used The award Of the new con
tract for coal will be put off until the
new outfit has been tested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
ON AN EXCURSION.

Icwes, July 29.--The Wesley M. L.
Church AUD the Presbyterian Church
ioined and sent their Sunday school
scholars to Ocean City, Md, for their
annual picnic Yesterday
Nearly 900 tickets were sold at Lewes
station alone and others from out-of-
town joined them at various stations this
side of Georgetown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

East section, is confined 10 bis home, the
result OF falling from binder, breaking
several blood vessels in his leg
Miss Anna MoHitt, OF Earleville, fns
secured n position at Smyrna, Del,
and left yesterday 70 assume her new
duties
John w Scott and son Wallace, are
at Cape May N j., for two weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
Concert nf shcllpot.

MANY are looking forward with IN
terest 70 the free concerts, which vii
be held at shellp0t Park On Sunday
afternoon and evening Dorothy y.
Yuuns win be the soioist. There VIII
be an excellent program. There 81
also an excellent line Vf amDgemeuts
being offered at Brandywine Springs
Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

A slight fire, Monday disturbed the
quiet OF the town, but il proved to br of
short duration. 1t was from an explod-
iag oil stove on Chestnut street in a
colored woman's house.
Miss Olga Amundscn of Philadelphia
is visiting her brother Louie Amundsen
in Icvcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
GLAD TO TESTIFY
FOR PLANT JUICE
A Wilmington Lady Tells How
She Was Relieved of Bad
Case of Stomach Trouble.

Very few remedies have ever advanced
as rapidly in the cyc Of the public as has
Plant Juice. the famous herbal stomach
medicine, which is now being introduced
in Wilmington at The Miller Drug
Store, 404 -40e Market street. Ii has
only been on the market a short time but
already there arc many thousands who