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Cash paid FOR Liberty bonds. q.
B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co.
. 5.s. N ss%s' q y t<.5a .s. i Ss.sl, 1-lStI

81. q
B. Hooley, Nor hern5 Grocery Co.
John A. Thoren, a prominent farm
]. er at Solway, has returned from
Kansas where he has spent the pact
year. ~ ". I'll 1:.s s..=.. 9 X
Miss Pearl Collard and Mrs. Gen
cry left Monday evening for Duluth
where they will spend a two weeks
vacation. .. 5.ss $ :s#
M. P. Olson Of Nymore was the
Sunday guest OF his niece, Mrs.
Adolph Christensen and family,
~ 1921 Mississippi avenue. ,e..#z Z s5 E.
Eat your supper Saturday night,
April 16. with the crowd at st. Pall's
Evangelical church basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Landgren
and little son, Vern, were guests OF
d. C.. Scarf and wife while shopping
in the city Monday. = &.
y NIir. and Mrs. G. W. Kingybury and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ;Willets of Grant
Valley attended the funeral OF Fred
erick Weber in Bemidjf Monday.
Save money by helping us move
Consumers Shoe Co. 4-Stf
Prof. liver How Of Mcintosh, who
came to Bsmidji to attend the fll-
neral of his nephew, the lete Leo
Simenson, returned to hts home this
morning. ..-z ~ r $3.50. lip.
A physician was hastily summoned
for Mrs. Fred Petrie Monday eve
ming. She was taken suddenly I'll
during the hight but is now resting
fairly well. -. 49, Z. = .5
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. DoraIi are the
proud parents of an eight pound son,
born at the ST. Anthony iOspit tai
yesterday. Mother and babe are re-
ported to be doing fine. ~ ~
plan to, eat your supper Saturday
night at st. PauPs Evangelical
church. ~ =, =. 49,. = 3t4-13
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Whaley and
children Of Park. avenue spent Sum
day, with Mr. .Whaley's parents at
Nymore. Mr. Whaley has been quite
ill for some time, but is now very
much improved. - .s n;
$4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean Land Co., Bemidji, Minnesota.
/ s-I .a:t III: l0-37tf
Mrs. P. E.. Welch,3 1893. Irvine
avenue, returned to Bemidji Tuesday
morning from Ortonvflle, where. she
was called three weeks ago because
of the ILLNESS Of her mother, Mrs.
W. H. Matthews. She reports her
mothers con ditionl as slightly Inn 4
proved. .z.: ..s
CT, S.. Bare lay has accepted q po-
sition on DIR. Gilmore's farm AIR
Ascres'' situated four miles south
west of Bemidji and expects to move
his family soon. Mr.. Barclay has
bills out for a sale OF his live stock
and other articles at his home Irvine
avenue and Twenty-sixth street
Thursday. ~ d. -.5s.s.sssl
Removal sale in full swing at the
Consumers Shoe Co. ~ 4-Sa
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Forte J.. Isenhour, who has been
visiting with the G.. A. Forte and A.
R Forte families at Wilton, left for
his home In southern Minnesota to-
day. ~ {
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.,sW. Donald went
to Minneapolis Sunday night to
transact business They expect to
return to Bemfdji the latter part of
the week. ~ ~,
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81 20. W. Sievert of the Sievert Roof
ing company, returned this morning
from Duluth and McGregor where he
spent the past week on ,,4 business.
Mr.. Slevert secured the contract for
the roof of the new school house at
McGregor which will be erected this
summer. s.s{...sa,-.,
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. l., Omdahl Of Bag
ley spent Monday and Tuesday as
guests at the B. Gtechell home, 923
Bemidji avenue. Mrs. .Omdahl Is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. ,GetcheH.
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YEOMEN LODGE HOLDS h LEN ..s5 &
MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT
The Brotherhood Of American Yeo-
men will meet Thursday evening at
8 o'clock at the T. o. o. F.. hail. All
are urged to be present. !
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Hear Bread way Rose" by Goldine
Society orchestra at dance Saturday.
/ S f} .5gs&5 ett& 1t4-13
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Mrs. Mildred Rice was taken to
her home at the j. Van Kirk resi-
dence, Thirteenth street, Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Rice is one Of the three
parties injured in the auto accident
about a week ago. Her condition is
improved. ,s IS. w. : ge."
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Goldine Society orchestra gives a
dance at Moose Hail Saturday might
! Il # @ 1t4-13
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OH. Rystad of Fisher spent the
day in the city on business. s@

/. H. Swanson of Remer spent:
Tuesday in. the city on business. 5
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". M. Walsh of CrookstOn was a
Bemidji visitor on Tuesday: h

Get "Jack" Rodekuhr ~ cry syoill
sale. Licensed. Phone SALT. MS I'll
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'li{5;i}2:''zi'

Ross r. Rath Of Pine city was a
Bemidu visitor today.

Ross r. Rath Of Pine city was a
Bemfdji visitor today.
M. Walsh of Crookston was a
Bemidji visitor on Tuesday.
Get tack" Rodekuhr III scry yoltT
sale. Licensed, Phone SAL. MS IT
Oh. Rystad of Fisher spent ths
day in the city on business. ny ", ss'
/. II. Swanson of Remer spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Phelps Grocery delivers four times
daily. Call phone 657. 1mo4-1
George A: lMcCollum Of Deer River
was q Bemidji business visitor yest,er-
day. .5..5 81, r ~ ..z
j. L. Stinson of International Falls
spent Tuesday in the city on bust
mess. Il sss S.s 4
4 Don't forget the supper at st.
Pauls Evangelical church Saturday,
April Is, from 5 to 8. n. 3t4-13
Miss Hazel Barclay is quite seri-
ously ill 4: at her home In Twenty
sixth street. ss 4. sss
P..J. Russell LEFT Tuesday morning
for Walker, where he is attending
court this week. :5sss.s 3 NJ Ely
:. IN,
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r. w. Sanders and J. o. Saltee Of
Brainerd were among the business
visitors in the city yesterday. H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
YOUNG SALESMAN
STARTED ON ROUTE,
NOT SINCE HEARD OF
Family and Friends OF irwin
Hastings Fear He Has Met
With Foul Play.
sEARcHERs FIND NO TRACE

epeeisl Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
Seaford. Jan. n Much concern -
felt over the disappearanee Of Irwin Hast
inpa aged 20 veate, son u Mr.. and Mis-.
Edward Hastings, Of Blades, who left
genford, Monday morning and has not
been seen or heard from 81 nee. Young
Hastings is employed by the IongfellOw
Manufacturing Co, Of this town, as
travelling salesrnan, and left early Monday
morning in his automobile for Oak G,Tove
and Denton. Md. having merchandise
in his car 10 be delivered at each place.
From what can be- ascGrtained, MT
Hastings did not arrive et Oak Grove;
The merchant there, 9. II Phillips, called
iip tho Longfellow Manufacturing To-,
20 know why his goods had not arrived
and this was The first known of Hastings
disappearance The firm st once got IN
communication with OIL ths customers
the young man was IN SEQ on his trip, and
each said he had not appeared His parents
we're communicated with and they also
aid they had not seen or heard from him
since ne left the home carly Monday
morning.
Young Hastings is not known 20 have
had any great amount. Of money on his
person While IL IL not known what hap
pened ~ the young man, many Tear ne
has met with foul play His father and
searching party left here yesterday, but
M until fast night they had not dis
covered any trace of him or his car
No trace of tho missing man was found
last night His parents are nearly protrstec
1 over his mysterious disappearance ! ~
/ search will be continued today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27

DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Jan. PA birthday
party was given to Mr.. Walter Ginn by
his wife, Tuesday evening, in honor OF
his 55th anniversary. Among the guests
were MIR. and Mrs Horace Simmons, Miss
Elizabeth REYNOLDS, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carrow, Fletcher Nelson, Mrs. Herman
Warfel and Clarence Blackburn OF Phlla-
delphia.
Miss Evalina Cullison is visiting her
aunt in Woodbury., N. J.
William Holland recently discharged
from the army at Fort du Pont, has re-
enlisted
Miss Margaret Mnckey of Newark and
Edgar MaclSey of Philadelphia are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Mackey of Porter.
Marshall Derrickson, clerk at the Penn
svlvania railroad station, who was laid
off recently, has secured position as
assistant ticket agent ut CrumlyD, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson and MISS
Mary Lizear of Wilmington arc spending
n week with MIR and Mrs. William
Givisop.
Miss Edna Apple of Rising Sun, Md,
is visiting Rev and Mrs. Mccoy oi
St Georges.
The barges Vincent McNally, General
McNallv, Mildred MoNally and Juniata
! loaded with pine logs from Virginia 10
Philadelphia, passed through the cana
YESTERDAY. in tow of the tug Columbia.
Carp fishermen Of this section are
| having n setback rs the cold snap Of tn {
past few days has produced n great
| amount of ice on the marshes, making
/ fishing almost impossible.
The dance gwen by the Second Co. OF
| Fort Mott n. ! =, last evening. was great
success. and many attended from Middle
town. Wilmington, New Castle and Della
ware City. The steamer General Carey
was used 10 transport the pcopie 10 anc
/ from Fort Mott.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Moore left yestcr
day for Philadelphia, where they vii
/ spend several days visiting friends
Miss Dorothy Morrison OF Norwood
Pa, is spending week with Mrs. Philll
Bovd Of Porter
William Bland. who has hecn fnrmln
tho Sterling farm, will move 80 the Carrov
farm, near Stanton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
MAY ASK ASSEMBLY FOR
S5OO,OOO FOR ROADS
Kent and SUSSEX Citizens Appeal
to Highway Commission for
New Route.

Dover. Jan. 27.-Aa a result Of meet
,nc cf Kent and SUSSEX county citizens
before tho State Highway Commission
yesterday II was decided u 70 before
the Legislature and ask for an appro-
nY,stion IL $500 900 50 that some eaTt
and west roads can be built in that pert
of the state The Kent county Levy
Court will be appealed 70 IN the matteT
of roads also,
which vas chiefly from Milford and Har-
rinrton was tn ask the comm lsalon to
build good road on the line Of that irom
Milford 10 Harrington and 70 continue u
To the Mnrvland line The sp0kesnen
were Dr. G. Layton Grier and George III.
Hall az Milford. Alfred Kauqhiey Of liar
ringfon and George Redden and Professor
Stevens ~ Maryland.
After they had stated their request they
were told by the commission that Is
funds we're insufficient 70 do more than
the present program contcInpiates. Former
Governor Townsend explained tina tthe
falling off in corporation receipts cut the
road fund last year and may DO SO tins
yea
The suggestion was then made that the
legislature be asked 70 appropriate
$500 900 for general road work IN ad-
ditian 10 the fund now allowed tic com
mission. also to appeal to the Kent Levy
Court 10 assist IN road projects under
consideration. The following committed
was named BY the citizens present 10 VISIT
the Legislature and Levy Court: DT.
Grier and AIessrs Hall and Raughiey, also
Robert Jones Of Harrington and John b.
smith of Milford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford Ian. o. Mrs. MrB lair LLOYD
entertained at cards yesterday after
noon M her home IN South Milford, IN
horror of Mrs Parmcie OF Warren, IA,
Who is here visiting her daughter, Mrs
+. T. Gebhardt
Mrs Cornelia A. Hall entertained a.
her home on South Walnut street, last
evening with six tables Of bridge. Mrs,
:. John Abbott won the prize oi the owe
ming n beautiful box oi candy
Miss Pearl Griffith and William Wat
son both al Shawnee near here, here
were married Thursday evening
January q. at the Methodist Protestant
parsonage, by the pastor. Rev Charles
+. DRYDEN They went on short wedding
trip ard have returned to Milford and
taken up their residence ON West fro"t
street
4 severe cold spell. even colder than to"
one last week. struck Milford Tuesday
and ha, caused considerable suffering.
There IS an acute coal shortage here ut the
present time. and the cold coming 50
o,icklv. has causcd many pipes To freeze,
John I. Navhcw. son of Winfield >.
Navhcw of Niilfod, who has been located
in the ticket Office Of tho Pennsylvania
railroad II CLAYTON for several years. has
been transferred 10 the ticket office at
Milford
4 valuable rabbit hound belonging 20
Carl Allen. an cunploye of the local post
Office WAS struck br-au automohlie, iissi
evening nj the corner of West Front street
/ and Tuutt avenue. and instantly Killed
/ This corner seems % be IA uuiucky onf
/ for dogs, several having becn killed by
/ automobiles there during the past So
/ months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
A Stubborn Cough
LOosens Right Up
This homemade remedy Is a won
der for quick results. Easily
end cheaply made.
s.s....s.f...-s--... -,''.'- s-s.'s--s..s.

Here IS a homemade syrup which mil
lions OF people have found TO be the
most dependable means Of breaking up
stubborn coughs. il IS cheap and simple,
but very prompt IN action. Under ITS
heaiing, soothing influence, chest sore
ness goes. phlegm lOosens, breathing be-
comes easier. tickling in throat stops and
you yet good nights restiul sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con-
Guerpd bv Il in p hours or less. Nothing
better for bronchitis, hOarseness, Group,
throat tickle, bronchial asthma or win
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2R ounces of Pinex into a pint
bottle and fiji the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup and shake thor.
oughly. II you prefer, use clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead
Of sugar syrup. Either way. you get
a full pint-a family supply-of much
better cough syrup than you could buy
ready-made for three times the money
Keeps perfectly and children love its
pleasant taste.
Pinex is a special and highly concen-
tTated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
is prompt healing effect upon the mem
braBes.
TO avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2is ounces OF Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded The Pinex Co, TT. Wayne,
Ind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
NEWS or A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Missionary Bishop Thurston OF
oklahoma to Make Address at
Christ P. E. Church, Milford.
AN AFTERNOON WITH FIELD
Seatord Saved From Probably
Damaging Fire by Prompt
Action.

rror,, Every Evenings Correspondents.
Seafor d, Jan. 27-Firc broke out last
night nj 10 o'clock in the tire and vul-
ranizing plant of H. 4. Pearson, in the
Purse building on High street, between
Pearl and Cannon streets. in the business
section of the town.
An alarm was sounded and the FIRE
department responded promptly. In the
meantime Harry Truitt happened along
and thrust his fist through glass IN the
front door and gained an entrance. HIS
hand was badly cut by the Piass. ID.
Edward Purse one Of the owners of the
building. also happened along, and he and
T,7litt. with help. succeeded in gettin &
the fire under control, 1t not being neces-
. sarv for the 6remen TO turn water on the
flames
The fire originated from hot Goals which
had been placed in q sort ot PIT IN the
building. These Goals were placed on
cement and brick. with boards under
Meath. This heated the boards TO such an
sxtcnt that fire resulted. While the build
ing was damaged tATome extent the loss
is only triflinG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
RRIDGEEILLE NEWS.

P.1aecyilIe. Jan 27.--Mrs Ambrose
Ca. rl.,i. was suddenly called to Frederick.
Md Tuesday. by the serious illness OF
nor daughter. Alice. wife Of DIT Long.
Mrs Long Is being treated at the Church
fiomc Hospital from which place she
graduated sonc few years ago, as nurse.
Amos Jones wife and four children LETT
Yesterday for Missouri, where they ex-
pect 10 make their homc
Mrs Charlie Overs, who fell last week
and broke her ankle. is gradually I'M
proving.
Miss Becker domestic science teacher
IN BridgeviIle high school, had charge OF
the program for the Ladies Tuesday
Night Club. this week. subject Book
Reviews
NiT. and Mrs, Harry W \iven enter
tai,,cd the 5ridgeviiIe Five Hundred Card
{ lub. last week Prizes were won by Mrs,
George Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Warren &
Newton.
Miss Emma Hayes formerly OF Green
wood. and now residing in Tennessee, has
beer visiting friends "a this community
The local market mas suddenly taken q
decline Ii prices oi al staple commodities
Legs are selling 1t 5ti cents per dozen, and
we're - cents Ruttcr now % and %
cents q pound.
Rev. Disston " Jocobs. pastor OF
Irion NJ T. Church, is arranging to start
revival services the last Of February.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Umon NJ L.
Church which held social las. Friday
to raisc money 20 install a new lighting
system IN the church, cleared SIS.
George Culver left last week for WI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
EAsTTpN SHORE TRUCK LINZ.
Efforts Afoo, for Operation in Esrfy Spring

Salisbury, Md, Jan 27.--Mayor Ker-
erly. headirg delegation from thas
city composed Of A. n. yaclson, DR.
John NJ. Toulson end Charles " Free
mar. secrotsry ~ The Chamber a Com
rnerce, has returned from an extended
trip 70 washir gton and through South
ern Maryland irsrectirg tho truck lifeq
operating on The Western shore. They
we're in the govgrrnor's party
Their journey was made with the vieT
If gettifg n truck line started on ne
Eastern Shore sirniIar n The ore which
the tiiewater Trar sTsvrtstion Company of
Washir gtor ls now operating % Southern
MARYLAND. The Mayor says that the
company is convinced that the Eastern
Shore IL prepared 70 he their reSt teld.
As planred % date, the lire viii e1-
tsud soutb - far az CTigfeld and nortt
to Baltimore and Philadelphia Wilnli gtoF
in which cities warehouses T1il be nuil'
similar % the ores IN Washir gton 20 AK
care Of the produce carried from to-
farms. Efforts arc heirg made 20 hav'
the lire in operation IN the early spTIng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
NEW S OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Jan. 27-Miss Doris Locates
of Women's College, Newark, is here wlth
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Locates
on West street, for q visit
II. Judd Phillips Of Wilmington, urie
Smith. Of Chester, Pa, and John Massey
Of Camden, \. J., are on visit to their
respectives families in Bethel
The Lambda Delta Sorority Society
met at the home Of Miss Mary MarVii'
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Robert f. Foster and Miss Marian
Wood of WilmiI gton, are i'll with an at
tack of grip at the home Of then parents
Rev. and Mrs George j., Wood of Bcthei.
r. S. Phillips, local manager Of the
central plant Of the Eastern Shore Gas q
Electric Co, is having modern bur glow
erected on West street rear Tenth. ms
is the first bur galow of tins style TO oo
erected in Laurel, all the material having
been sawed and fitted before being shipped
hprp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
SUSSEX COUNTY MOTIFS.

Ceorgetowi,. Jan. 27-Wilham II.
Welch ~ Milton has been elected chiel
Jerk Of The Sussex County hoard oi
Nssessment. flllrg the vacancy caused by
the resignation of John " Gibson, who.
the FIST Of the month viii move 20 Dover
wh.rc he lps accepted > sinilar position
vitn the Kent County Board Of Assess
mcut.
Miss Ser,h ] West, daughter Of John
Vc~l of Aiillsboro and Norman G. Bake,
.oi ~ Iouder Il Baker u frankioFd.
wee ma,rrd At Selhy,ille sunday. by
Rex. William II Briggs
he executive committee of he SuSseN
County Farm Bureau has decided 10
start the campaign drive for members on
february :. 4 canvas~ Of the county VIII
ho made hy school districts
Miss Harriet ". Belts, aged ~ Years
died 1T her home. near Nlllsboro, SUI
dav. OF Bright's disease Funeral services
we're conducted AZ II. Johns NJ +. Church
between Georgetown aud Alillsboro. YES
tor,lav afternoon ~ = O'Clock. Intcrment
N the adioiuing burial ground
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence 10 Every Evening
Elkton, Md, jan 2T- Victory Spark
Ter Co is erecting an additional plant on
the Ells'on-singer ruad, about mile
from town, ard viii widen the scope Of
manufacturing.
philip n. Rnmbo of EIkton has been
appointed rural mail carrier from llkton
puetofIee, takirg in the towns of Cherry
Hill, Fair Hill, Iewiewlle, Pa, and Apple
ton.
Mrs. Harriet +. Miller, widow Of
William &. Miller, died, Sunday, at the
home Of her niece, in Baltimore, aged "a
years. For many years Mrs. Miller re-
sided ut the home OF William r. War
burton, in flktou.
The younp men of Elkton viii give q
formal dance, this eyeiing, IN Go.
Armory.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Willis,
who died on Sunday Mt the home Of her
son, John r. Willis, new Appleton, was
held Yesterday. Mrs. Willis WIS IN her
Fire. Tuesday right, destroyed the
home Of Edward Kell ne Cokesbury, IN
cIudirg the household goods. An over
heated stove is said to have oaused the
blaze.
Bayard and Curtis Vineyard Of War
wick have gone 10 DE Land, Florida, for
the winter
Hooper Simpson Of Baltimore IL erect
ing a fine bungalow at Chesapeake City,
and on its completion will move his family
there
Work has been started on the Cecilton
Community House, which viii be com
pleted by early spring.
Mr.. aud Mrs Burton F. jackson ol
Buffalo. n. Y, announce the er gagement
of their daughter, kathryn 4 jaeksnn
formerly student at the Women's Col
+ leRe. Newark, to Robcat G. Lewis Of Els
ton
/ Mrs. J. II Knode, who has been suffer
+ ing with nervous prostrntion, has gore y
the home of relatives ~ York. Pa, for /
complete rest
Mrs. A W Moss and her mother, Mrs
Thomas Clay of Philadelphia, are. spend
ing few days with relatives IN Elkton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
That Sore Throat Need
Begy's MastariE

When your throat Is sore. ifs fl'a
sign you need Beey's Mustarine.
Thar Is, Il you want 70 eet ril o- z
the quickest possible tire
It's really marvellous how this rall
io,v mustard Improvement On me
fashioned mustard plaster viii end
throat. tonkllitis. chest coidS. rieuEisj g
bronchitis.
TPs no exasgsration 10 say that e often
conqusrs them over night ana . iuit .i
speedy a remedy for neuralsia iilmoas
stiff neck. aching feet. sore muscles A..
swollen joints.
RUB Il on freely. u cannot 6i-tcr.
% sr,rely viii case the pains of rheumau.
and eout. and YOU won't have 10 Nali r
to-norrog for reilef. fOul gct .t to-..al- =
often II an hour.
40 or 90 cents buys yellow ocE iuil \
ReQys MuStarine and one small ooz "
do the sogA - biAsscElns ml-EAr1 Pa.--lsi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
AFTERNOON WITH FIELD.

Laurel. Jan. 27-Thc program of Laurel
New Century Club. Monday, was IN
charge of Mrs. Clara Marvel and wns OF
4 literary nature, an afternoon with Eugene
Field. The facts, confessions and OBJ
sorations of his life, as written by HIM
self were read by Mrs. L. b. Riggln:..
The familiar poems. Little Boy Blue,
md "Thc Peach. set to music by Reginald
De Kovcn, were surg, respectively by,
MARY Ellen Deputy. Madlyn kiggln, and
\ ouartcttc composed of Mrs l., W; Mar,
vii Airs. O. ". Bennett, Mrs. J. Harold
Fdie. aud Mrs Paul kcnrey
Fields first poem, "Chrlstmas IIeasur-
IS. was read by Mrs. J.. Roy otweil'
Seeing Thirgs' by Mrs. J. Carlton Hearn,;
The Stoddards by Mrs. Clara Marvel
and 1.-TWO Opinions" by Mrs. r. ). Phil-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
E,e Better Looking-Tske
Olive Tablets

III yos'r sldn q ye.lcw--cr-~DlrTi~'~
gallid-tOnq7ie Coated duret4a lrer
you have bad tarte i1 v1sr roufh
a lazy, no-cood ieehnF--you aho-is
take Olive Tablets
Or. Edwards Oiive Tahlets-a a'1.
rt.tute for calonel--veTe prerlre1 tr
DT Edwards after ~ years % srfidT
Or. Edwards Olive T aoietsaeapurFiT
vegetableoUmDounduuEerl VIII hohverf
TOu will <neyE then BY tleiT olive cr lor
Tohsvea clear. pink slan. BRIGHT eFcs
m pirnp.es, feeling of huoyancy b.
childhood daysyour1fist get atthecluse-
T)r. Edwards O,ive Tablefs al cl
the liver and bowels hl-e caiorle4- TgI
have no dangerous after effects
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