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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
Ny Deg Buster.

Dear Uncle Jed: am writing for the first time to the Wide Awake circle. %.
 My dog's name ia Buster. He isr an Airedale terrier. Once ehen my dog and I were out in the woods I heard some thing h the hushes and looked up from picking white vloleiz There to my sur prise was larEo copperhead- looking straight at me. lost no time in reach ing homs. but there was no need to be afraid, for my deg had caught, him right by the neck and had broken the snakes hack. I turned about and went back to Kill the snake if could, So caught. up a large stick of wood and threw it
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
Tn the Puuapnin Gsraen.

Dear Uncle Jed: One nlsht two boy were sitting on two pumpkins tslllni ghost stories. and all of sudden thss saw white things all around them. Thc1 were afraid at first, but ct last found [ was only 2 joke which somp friend played on them.
 GRACE sADRowsIst. Age [, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
Hampton.
My Deg.

Dear Uncle Jed: am going to tell you about the dog used to have. He was bird dog and his name was Jack When we first got him he used to go back where he used to live. so we had to keep him tied up in the back yard. The first night daddy brought him home he walked back and forth on the porch and mamma did not know what it was When We came away we had to give him away. .f- e
 MARY JONES. Age 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24

never knew whether hit the snake or not, because l ran back home with the
 dog after me Then I gave the dog a large bone for his bravery, -,--F-7,o- -
 MARTHA MOORE, Age 70. {,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
A Tyip to New Yosk.

Dear Uncle Jed There was great con- fusion in our house Saturday. We were going to Now York on the boat that night
 When wn were finally packed and dress ed m: ter said she must have her dolly. I had 70 ge up in the attic and get 1t But st last we were at the corner waiting for the car which was to take us to tho This was the first time. I was to go to Nov York on tho boat. All the other times we went by rail. Therefore was all exeit@fent. When NC got to the boat ws went Straisht to cur stateroom. We took eT cor outdoor clothes. We played for . while and then went to bed. The boat shook so that I was afraid I would fall out of my berth. got up at o'clock in the morning 50 could see the Brook. lyn bridge. We got oG at the first step l-Twenty-third street. We were going to Breoklyni My cousin met us with his machine and took us to our destination, ] The first thing did was te change my tfsveiina dress to Q lighter one.
 l After dinner my cousin took us to Prospect Park" The park was all abioem with flowers and in one place the name of the park vas spelled out in flow era It was a very beautiful sight We
 went down te the pond and watched the
 ducks. We had beautiful time and I shall never forget the sleht
 1 Another thing I well Remember is my visit to the museum of natural history,
 We went through only few rooms, hut I
 saw many thinGs I saw things ffoa
 Egypt and some fake dummies. What impressed me most was an exact copy of
 the famous ancient Greek temple pathe-
 non. built on q small scale. Another thing that impressed me was g real
 mummy wrapped up just tho way the
 kings of Egypt wefn wrapped up. saw . great many beautiful statues also 1 4 few days before VIC were going heMs my cousin took us to Coney Island. The
 Mardi Gras carnival was going on. Five
 miles from Ceney Island we were stuck. There were about s.90o automobiles and
 eli were decorated. The people were i'm. l patient. to % on so they started to blow 1 their horns. My cousins horn was right
 by his knee and so he put his knee against the horn and 1t started to blew
 csc if he was blowing his horn. He didn'
 see anything and went away. When h, was out of earshot ws all started t laugh at the trick my cousin had plays( on the policeman. Alter while we 20 Into Coney Island. The sight that me
 our eyes was simply wonderful. Tn
 streets and all the playheuses were al , lighted up. The only thing that we coull
 do was to get q ride on the merry go ! round. Everything was crowded. Tn fire houses were wonderful They wer , large spires with light all around and U
 them. We stayed awhile and then wen lhcme. We got home at midnight.
 We came home after week of 300
 times by way of Brasepert and Ne, : Haven.
 The next time go te New York vi P ltry to write more about the museum an l BESSIE GITLIN. Age t2.
 New T.ondoa
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
THE WIEZ-AWAKE CIRCLE
 Rcys' and Cirls' Departmeut.

home. After telling his mother about it ahs said, "At iaat Goa has answered. ny prayer" And this was how tho debts wsro paid. MISS CLAIRE WYNN, Ago Il. EQQeup.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
Stopping the Fieht.

Dear Uncle Jed; It is a long time since I. wrote. to the Wide-Awake Cir. clS Having time now I thought would write and tell how was fright ened on one dark, cold night.
 About eight o'clock that night my mother sent my sister and me to the store As we were going down the roaJ we heard a.. noise on the other side.
 First it sounded as if It was some body crying for help. but later on I found out that 1t was different My frightened sister asked me to turn back but picking up 8 short stick. about twelve inches long I went close to the noise, On approaching saw two gray cats fighting, one was covered with blood but the other seemed to have only a tFN scratches. l stepped up to them sut stopped the fight, then went back to m sister and we went on our way to tht store. On our way back we did no sec any signs of the cats and reaches homo safely.
 ANNIE zUKowsEY. Norwich Tnvrn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24

One Dark Night in January.
 There was g merry group around the fireplace. The night was dark and stormy. Mir, and Mrs. Brown had two children, R;hea and John. The noise
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
NIGHT SCHOOLS ARE

the plaintiff to keep the building In proper repairsr
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
VERDICT FoR DEFENDANT
 IN REDDEN Ys. GILBEK

Salem.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
WARNS REPUBLICANS
AGAINST SALES TAX
Chairman Of House Committee
Says Legislation Would
Defeat Party.

BY Annotated Press 70 Every Evening
Arlington, Feb. l0.-Warning the
| House that the mounting wave Of high
taxation would not roll back without a
sharp and sweeping reduction IN Govern
ment expenditures, Chairman Good, of
tho Appropriations Committee, declared
yesterday the time had come 10 call a
halt.
In his warning Mr.. Good came out
cynphetically against the proposed sales
tax, declaring:
'The party that il 80 foolish az 10
plece a sales tax on the backs and bellies
Of the American people would 70 down
20 hunilihting defeat, because the peo-
pie Of the United States would not stand
for IT,"
Laying down tho definite policy thst
expenses must be cut before there II
talk n lower taxes, Mr. Good insisted
that appropriations for the year begin
ming next July should Re kept within
80, 800, 900, 900, virtually the sum recon-
rnended in the big supply measures for
that period
Mr. Goods plea for Government econ-
omy was made in presenting the first
deficiency bin for the present year. car
rying n total Of s2O3, ,O00, COO Demo
cratic members II the committee de-
cla red there would be other deficiency
sums, and Representative Bvrnes, Demr,-
crat, South Carolina. declared dlract
appropriations this year already ned
passed the 5000 0o0, ,O00 mark
In suggest ing methods of raisir z revenue
without making the burden on tho indi-
vidual more severe than it has hecn since
the early days Of the war, Mr. Good said
the doubted If n tariff law could raise moro
Gfnn mn fHCn =
International trade relations
Urging repeal of tho ezcess profits tav,
Mr. Good said
We shall not need the revenues that
have been brought N by the aEcess profits
tar if we viii clit down appropriations
Thore IS whore we oan pause N effect
saving. II VIII be a system ~ economy
and the financing ~ temporary loans the
~ar savings stamps and the Victory Ioan
II ought % be done Dv borrowing r1onev
rather than hy taxing he American pe0Dl
- We have done in the last two years
Mr.. Good said the higher tax 81 S6 40
gallon should ne imposed on wlfhdrawa
Of liquors from bonded warehouses
liquors taken 0ut for medicinal and iced
for beverage purposes BY lifting the tax
from 81 p, he figured the Treasury
revenue you'd be increased from $50 con
900 - 800 0G1 000 BY demanding the
same tax on the tobacco industry that
Great Britain collects, Sfr Good said
Treasury receipts from this commodity
woIld ump from $500 600 COO 70 $500 Z
o 30 900 a year he also advocate,i =
higher tax on Dassenger-carrylnz auto
mobiles. figuring on a revenue from this
source Of about $500, 100000, half of
which should 20, he thought to the roads
being Used almost exclusively 0y such
vealcled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
PRISONERS PAROLE.
Enactment of the Bill IS Urged
by a Number Of Women's
Organizations.

star Correspondence Of Every Evening.
State House, Dover. Feb. 10
Lacking 3 quorum, the Seuaoe did
not transact any business yesterday after-
noon
On motion Of Representative CorbIt
the House ordered that 500 copies Of
Governor William D. Deaneys inaugural
address be printed for public distribu-
ton.
FOR PRISONER : PAROLE.
The House received and fled a com
munlcation from Mrs. r. L. HOLIDAY.
chairman Of the loInt legislative com
Iulttee OF Delaware Women, saying rep
resenIatives Of the following organ ]
tloas urge the Genera. Assembly 70 pass
the bills providing for the pa role Of prs
Ders ard establishing S separate prison
Tor women. Delaware League OF Woman
Voters, Nomaas Christian Temperance
[ ai0n DeiaTare State Grange, Repub-
llcaa WomanS Committee, Democratic
Woua a. Committee. Consumers League,
Parent Teachers Association Delaware
Association Of College Women, Delsware
State Teachers Association ana Del
aware State FedeEat ton Of Women :
Clubs.
The House concurred IN the senate
bill repeating the act that created the
State Council Of Defense.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
HARDING NOT FT
Continued 'ron .r. /

Definite sslect.o.r -. yef - - nss1s
for practically a'i = hs ter Catsn~s
positions ard regard - r0os- - her
one gucss seens as goCd - anothsr
he rab.te' arrClr 'merts Ehirh Nr
Hardirgs clcve friends Relieve - .
T1r+'ally GetsYTr rsd are 30 r re1 % 'hs
portfolios n STATE Jrs'ioe, pet0ff-e .nd
agriculture Cnarlea fva-s Hurtss -
%ew FORK, for secretary - state H.-~v
H Daugherty n OHIO tar Attorr~-
General. Win II Havs of.Irdiaua ~
Poetr0asfer General ard Henry Wanros
r Iowa for -ecre*.rv - .g-rui.1rr. ars
selections whIcr ftore ir a,CFi.inn - erow
now regard - practically oprfsin
Yet even .n resperf ~ fhaee b. = resns-
Cd thsf there may ~ many e snip tatwr-r
the fret r. eh-iarv and ~ srs- - Marcs
For ne ~erre-a-vshin ~ Var .~vq-al
Tnen sill are mer-lored p gossip e.ose
ire P-esicler'-clerf Prom r~nf mr. q
ttern i John W 3saks ~ Afssssrh ga~-fr
whose rsne a.so rxed -rp~afsdlf
With the EAvy erd -sastrv portfolios
Frank o Iowdsn 81 ILLINOIS, = anofhar
mentioned - 4 possihIifv frr 10 -s-rp-
'aryshID rs .he Navy ard ne f-nnds
andrpw ~ Mellon ~ fenrsvivaria sfiI.
are urging ~ qua fcators - 1e secrp-
tary ~ ne reaTIr- r1r he latter -naf
= .s understood f1ar 1arles q Dawes ~
Illinois onee conceded - have an laslde
track, m .Jnger .s Is serious nozal lhiltv
Senator i Ffl ~ New Mer1ro s
believed - 1e -I0der serious e0nEiderafirr
for -ec-e'ar- ~ -ae Interior snd uhethsr
ce goes mo ne rlare g Understood ~
depend .arEelv RI "a oEn nenuAtl0u
For the same place John HavV Hammond
of Eew I9rk !. neilz rtruugiv rnrnm-
nended
X IS u ezard 70 tho SscrrtArz-hirs ~
Labor and Con1meroa nat Afr Harriras
mind IS believed 70 - farthesr firm
declsI0n- Le records and .J.a. ,scafirrs
of several r1en are sald ~ 1e unaer r-
vesrzarlon u ,oEEecton with ne accr
portfolio. one 0t the attest . receive prom :
1ent suppor- 1eing I a DAVIS - n-ts-
5u7E, Pc. t7rmer.~ 3 sveei wofk ksr
row banker. he place az the nead - -.
Department 10 C1muerre r sal1 rs f
t1e las- oI aI . -e ti-eu ana t r.av
- -re now mentloneG t1r posr .ans +
nearer ne TOP r. ne 81
Il i certain that AIr Harding rril -r..
no definite steps until 5e has held firthe-
conference WITH bis ADVISERS. ara nezf
week expected 20 see e1e deSlnning
If & series ct CONSULTATIONS nere thar vii
BRING a dec lsion. i Inukeiy bat anv
appointments vii ce announced. toW-
eve :. until cay " tEo betcre re ~
auglrsCon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
S25O,OOO.OOO IS VOTED
FOR VETERANS RELIEF
Senate Passes Sundry Civil tp-
preparation Bill Carrying
Huge Total.

Washington, FEB 10 Tho SIndry
Civil Appropriations bill vas passsd 81
the senate last night, carving total n
S1I2. 900, u which about sl5O nm 0o0
u for veterans ~ the World War
Among the principal tens Vns sIs i
100000 for new hospitals and enlarVe
mont of present hospital farfgies IN
Service men A. requested urder fhe pro-
gram Of the American Iegiou FUND.- fo-
compensation and vocational trimming n
the service men also we're carried r. the
bill
The appropriation n SO OOo nm far
development n the Aius = shoaia Ala
waterpOyer rT0ject vas rota ned 7.Itto.t
change
During fnSl confederation II Tho fH
yesferrihY the senafa Yofed - inrfearn
tho appropriation ~ Misassipps Rive.
food control from e. g70 nm - 81 nm rO0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
APPROVE REPORT
County Board Of Education ~ Reromneud
Advanced Methods.

The Boara Of Education q Nes Csss4e
county approved the AnnUal report a. =
meeting = the ooaEd : ruom - ni.ht.
The report which covers scout VENT
typewEltten uages VII nos - -slrase1
until i IS presented % ,h- Levy cour
The board IS sLu0-s that AZ a1gsus e
the county Interested % schOoi leg. sia-
ton attend ; conierenos q fhs peTa
House St Dover 'OmoTUW -4alge %
the passing of measures roW oefure the
Assembly :. CcUlnlpSloncr 81 Edpcs-
t.on e = Claxton Vll sddress TIA meet
l2g n Opera House = he nonInx aa1
appear before the members u tas AS~smbi,
IA The afternoon
The sale of five cclorsd school bxlldm.s
At ChustlaaA MarShalltor, Hoe k-ssla.
Port Penn sod 0dessa Was autho aseS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
AMERICAN MARINES NREtk
<lI ARAGlAN NEWSPAPERS

NauAsua. Nicaragua Fcb 10 Am,
can marines to tho number 81 ahc.f
rhirtv raidei tae a.Fce> - re .tN>nan.
Iribana vtstellap dtotru,luk the alc,,e,
aad wrccAlug hinES -cncralh m eNp.aua
uan ot the rad Il S ieclanci chat th.
Tnbuaa had published lcfamator ,.a IS
ments about some 81 the MARINES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
D ANSUNMo TO WE'D.
Second WIFE lobe i Nosed vene.ian
Pianist

Vienna, Feb 10 Gabrel & AnnunEio.
formerly dictator cf Nume sbou,
he married His bride. z .s -cDUrteG ;
10 D. Lulse,lA Bachacara. ~ noted Ns-
retan pianist Nho was his guest n ~
fiume Government aa,ace. where sh,
was addressed AZ "hghucss" ana atc4
in roNal state VIth uihta0 Euaru
DAnnuuzi0's irsf marrnSe IS rat
Duchess II Caliase was eadcd IS .avofce
tie low living p ,es' 'u>ion . ,rt 81 the
cid palaces hereNanl e.lsss Is ~ s1r.
hIS most intimate fuenas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
HEROIC FRENCH WAR BIRDS.

Il remained for the French to confer
IN their own charming way the honcrs
they felt we're due their pigeon heroes
Blrds which performed distinguished
service or showed unusual courage N the
line of duty were awarded the Croix
lie Guerre or the Crolx NIilitaire
Diplomas with the citations were issued
and kept at the headquarters OF the
French Pigeon Service, and because
pigeons cannot wear medals on their
breasts special bands, with the colors 81
the decorations. were made for their legs
\ bird which viii 70 down IN French
history Just as surely as Field Marshal
Foch himself is the one which carried
from Naux to Nerdun the last message for
help sent by Commandant Raynsl before
theN Niermsns captured the fort This
pigeon flew through hail Of fire ana :
gas barrage, and, wounded and gassed
dropped dead as it delivered its message
It vas awarded the Legion Honneur.
l.. II Boynesln Harper's Magazine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Nllss Fons!a wIl.on Here 80 ~.

Miss Fonsia Wilson VII he voea. ~..o
lst on the program arranged hy fhe
Queen Theatre manag, ment rs .olehu
tioA oi the sixth ANNIVERSARY of tho heaffe
beginning next Monday She Is 4 colorat4ri
soprano and IS coming Acre from Ba.l.
more, her native city. when, she Is ,om
pleting = SiX-weeks engagement ~ the Nil
hon Dollar Rivoh Theatre, BaltmoIr =
new playhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Spring Goods Makc rheu Appearance

Thomas OCoanel the tailor. IS show
mg II hls display window = few af thr
new BahnockhuA cheviots. fresh tr0m
Scotland These arc the advance quar3
oi the regular sprag arrivals Nlr
oNooneil expresses the Is, lief that ~piar
prices M meas clothes NlIl D. cons,i,t
ably less than for the pas1 80 ~ .hr.
wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Wanted-Reai Estate

HOUsE-W anted. Groom house with
bath. in westerly section, price not to ex-
ceed SO 900 John j Monaghan, s32 Orange
street.
Lot Wanted TO buy lot in or near lIelle-
fonte or the section theTea bout. give size
az lot exact lOCa ton and lowest price No
consideration given unless above informa-
tlon is given. Address e Is. Every Evening
Ofiice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
STEAMBOAT LINES
To Philadelphia
and Chester
Schedule IN Enect October Il.

Schedule 10 Effect October IS
Subject 20 Change Without Notice
Leave Wilmington. Fourth st. Wharf and
Philadelphia Chestnut st Wharf weekday s
except Saturdays. at 500 a. m. IL O'Clock
noon and AIS o. m.
On Saturdays, Sundays aud Holidays. z SO.
WILMTNGToN-P -PENN's GROVE ROUTE.
Schedule in Eject Tuesday, Feb. l. 1921
Daily Leave Wilmington Z, Is. SIS. 1000
q m, I2 o'clock noon, 400, 3.45 S4h
500 10 90 and 1900 o. m
Leave Penns Grove IS 80 700, BOO.
lI.00 q. m, 100, 500. 48o, 100 900 and
Il.oo p. m.
DO not run on Sundays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADNERTISlNoI
Undexed for Quick Referencs'
IlNIs RATUS PER DAl

CLASSIFIED ADV
(Indexed for Quick Referencs)
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words TO the line.
Count Initials and numbers ae WpleeS w.
No charge ad taken for lees than se sec-
No prepaid ad taken for less tnhn ~oH
Charge irepaio
1 Day .... u cents u cents cents
Z Consecutive Days IL cents ~ cen.s ,
s Consecutive Days GEMS 0ei'''
LONG TERM ADVERTISING
sncciai -ates for business advertising
given upon request no.
RrPlfRIIcATION FOR ERRORS.
Accommodation will bs made lor errors
NOT the fault of the advertiser, TX az.
yertieer will report the error WITHIN -
hours after first publication OF aa-
vertisement.
NOT PERMITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
classified advertisements that are teles
,boned to Every Evening will be accepted
A. the charge rates shown above. Bu.
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as full payment If offered at the pusiiesas
offce Within six days after any sucAi
nd is first printed in the paper. Otnei,
Wise the cost at the charge rates uuoeeo
above will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads,
O-TWO-HUNDRED
Ask for a Want Ad Taker-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

ESTATE OF Mary Anna Barr. decea~sd
Notice is hereby given that lot ters of ad-
rrdnistration upon the estate Of Mary
Anna Barr late OF Wilmington decaa sed
were duly granted unto Meta n. Barr on
the twenty-nfth day OF January. A. D.
1921 and all persons indebted 70 tbs sad
deceased are requested 20 n e ke payment
70 the administrasr1x wftho q delay. and
sll persons having demands against the
deceased are required 10 exhibit and Dr g
sent the same duly prObstec 70 the SAID
administrators on or before the twenty
NTH day OF January. D, 1872, or abide
by the lsw In this behalf Meta & Barr.
adninistratr1x Address Charles b. Evans.
attorney-at-lsw. Ford Building. Whining
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
AUCTIONS S-LEGAIS
Legal Notices

AUCTION SALES or every description
Anywhere. If yoR want 10 sell see Hamil-
ton, the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent 705 Mac son 81. Phone 75iS W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without Board


| E. 14rH ST, NO. i3-second story room
furnished: heat and electric Phone 1882 W.
| FURNISHED ROOMs-For gentleman
hoine comforts. Call 719 Tatnall street
after $40.
JEFFERSON ST. iai2-Nicely furnished
bedroomi all conveniences. Apply at
above address.
hoOMS-Two furnished rooms: gen ntiem.rn
or married couple. Phone 1910 after p. m,
ROOMs-Furnished for lodging all con-
veniences. 500 Washington 81, ncxt TO
the corner house. Phone t437 W.
ROOMS-For gentlemen, central location: |:
private family. Phone 1891 j.
hooM-Nicely furnished. for gentleman:
all convenience: Phone 1882 J.
WASHINGTON ST 24Os-2 communicat-
ing rooms. | large front. conveniences. pn-
vate family
WEST ST.. i2i0-second- story. front room
for gentleman: private home Phone 320sM.
WEST ST. l2i3-Desirablo room for rent;
newly furnished. Phone 1854 J.
W; ?TH. ST.. il03-Two large front rooms.
light. heat md use OF phone.
w. sTH ST, 12l5-Attractiveiy furnished
anu anu "ell heated front rooms, for gentle-
men. Phone. eonveniences. delightful To-
sTH & WEST-Cheerful room, adjoining
pain, Tor gentleman. No IL. Lyle Aptn.
9th ST. ". Furnished room for rens.
Phone 427 J.
W oTH ST. 1908 Two furnished com
venlences Phone t427 J.
W pTH ST. 1lo5 Room for man or
married couple. Call evenings.
Rooms For Housekeeping 90
JEFFERSON ST. 4O2-Two large unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeeping APP
ply 302 Jefferson street
MONROE ST, 7i5- Two unfnrnishod
rooms. second floor gas, heat use OF bath
Refined couple no children.
MARKET ST. l2l5-J rooms furnished or
unfurnishcd. S25. porch heat. electricity
Immediate possession. Inquire 400 West
sixth street
NINTH ST. W. 622-rhree unfirnishcd
rooms on second floor for light housekesp
PARK PLACE. e03-One or two furni,h.d
rooms for married couple. Call evenings.
ROOMS Three furnished for light house
Keeping private family. references es-
changed Phone 1861 w
ROOMS Unfurnished for light house
keeping Desirable location on Washing
ton street. Call g30 between a NJ.
and 30 y m.
WASHINGTON ST, iOi6-R Rooms fur
nished for housekeeping. lisht. heat aud
gas for cooking
" SEVENTH ST-. 52o-T'wo unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping
Wanted--Rooms or Board n
ROOMS Wanted by three desirable young
men two or three furnished rooms. with
hcme-likc atmosphere and privilege of even
ing meal IN Wilmington or suburbs Gar
age space preferred Write y 2 Box 49,
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats 74
APARTMENT-Th rooms. furnished
adults preferred. Phone 1920 J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10


PRINT SHOP OWNERS OR
THOSE DESIRING TO ENTER
THE PRINTING BUSINESS. EVERY
EVENING HAS FOR SALE STEEL
FRAMES AND TYPE CASES.
GOOD CONDITION AND A
REAL BARGAIN TO QUICK
BUYER. APPLY EVERY EVEN
ING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

AUroMo BILEs-
1920 PAIGE. DIssrEEL WHEELS
$1,000.
BUICK. LITTLE SIN. TOURING.
5000
MAXWELL. TOURING. $500.
OAKLAND. ROADSTER. s4ao.
toI7 PAIGE. TOURING. WIRE
WHEELS, s5ue.
see Mr Ratledse. i0l1-i9 oranse =.
ttpcu evenings 70 $"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

Do you want a houscna8d7 .S,
Every Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
HOTEL BOSCOBEL

and Prop open al year,
HOTEL BOSCOBEI. Kentucky Ave.
Elevator. excellent table. si7 so and IN
wecidy. Booklet steam heat: sun parlor,
Phone III A. E. Marion
ATLANTIC CITY N J-Desirahle rooms
overlooking ocean with board In Chelsea
Special ienten rates. l.. ID shafer. 32o5
Pacific Ave