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SOCIAL CLUB AT BOWERS.

Milford. oct. 27.-The young folks of
Bowers Beach have organized a So
c.al club in the interest OF tho church
and sunday school of that town. The
new society IS known as THE Sun
beam Club" Regular monthly meet
ings viii be held in the Ladies' Aid
Han Officers for the ensuing year
have been elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Miss Agnes Sawyer; vice-presi-
don't. Lawrence Loveless: treasurer,
Miss Edith Spayd; secretary, Miss
Catherine Norris.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Bowers
Beach Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold a festival and oyster and chicken
supper in their hall on Satu: day even
ing. The ladies OF this town are noted
for the fine suppers which they pre-
pare. and the attendance will be large
The proceeds will be given 10 the
church 10 aid in meeting the neces-
sary operating expenses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

Rev. w w. Staley, ~. d., LII. D.,
chairman, Suffolk, Va. address. 'fEdu-
cation for Democracy" Dr. w. A.
Harper. president. Elon College. North
Carolina: address. Ministerial Edu-
cation" Rev. Dr. w. w. staloy; ad-
dress. Rev. u. 6. Coffin, president
American Christian Convention. Al
hany, Mo-; adjournment.
Evening session Song service led
by ~. II. Benson. scripture reading.
Rev. III. w. Downing. Portsmouth, Va:
Sermon. Rev. r. q. Coffin, u. y.
"Wednesday, November 2~-9 a. M,
services. Rev J. Il. Foster.
wayerly, Va; roll call and reading Of
minutes; report on Sunday schools by
Rev w. -. Hardwood, -. D.. Dendron,
Va; miscellaneous business. and elec-
ton Of delegates TO Southern Chris
tim Convention; report on home mig
siuns by State Senator J. 10. West,
suffolk, Va; address, "shali We
Lengthen Our Cords and Strengthen
Our Stakes?" Rev. T.. -. Smith, y. D.,
Norfolk, Va; address, Eey. o. 3.
Thomas, y. d., home mission secretary
of a. G. G.. Dayton. Ohio; report on
moral reform by Rev !. r. Morgan,
Norfolk, Va. chairman; address "The
Great Waste" by Rev. James Light
bourne. Holland. Va; address, Rev
w. II. Dennison. D. D., superintendent;
If forward movement Of fhs Christian
Church, Dayton, Ohio; adjournment
on--Deyotions by Rev. J. NJ
Roberts. Windsor, Va; report on re-
igious literature by Rev. o. j. POy-
thress. chairman, South Norfolk, Va
address. Rev. J. Presley Barrett, j
D., Wilson, ". c; report Of Woman'i
Mission Board. Mrs. 9. H. Rowland
PRESIDENT. Franklin, Va; address, Rev
I. o. Atkinson. j.. D., field secretary
o. missions OF the Southern Christian
Convention, Zion college, n. G.; ad-
iress, Miss Lucy Eldeidge, secretary ..
religious education Of s. Q. c., Rich
nond, Va; report Of cornmittee or
'oreign missions, Rev. w. NJ Jay
chairman, Holland, Va; address, Rev
| W. III. Denison, D. D., Dayton, Ohio.
Evening session-Song service 81
charge Of y. r. Benson; devohons
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CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Cbestcrtown, Md, Oct. 27.- y. Med.
ford Brooks has purchased NJ IrivN'e
sale the fine residence of Dr. y ". Ora.
ham, on Quce1 street and will move
there tho first u the year
Henry Kruaen, who for the past forty
years has made his home at lhc bead
Of Still Pond Creek, vii som move ~
Jenkinstown, Pa, 20 engage IN his
former occupation ~ carpet weaving
He will make bis homo With his nieee
George d. Lofand and - Thomas
Hurlock, yesterday rendered their rcslg
nations a. directors of Third National
Bank, which we're accepted ~ Tho othff
directors, who purchased thclr slock ln
the bank.
Assistant Postmaster r. snordto
Thomas, one a the leading chrysanlhs.
mum growers in the county !. iisp'a.
ing sofne very handsomc blooms of sll
the leading varieties
The Halloween celebration here ncft
Monday night promises to be mofa
brilliant than for many yfars iNe
young folks are planning q mne4'ieraIiH
dance NJ Washington College 'nnd %
street parade that will ecl'pse anything
seen here for sometime
Mrs. Samuel Nanuoft lefi lnsf netk
TO spend sometime with her daugiief
Mrs. James vs. Chapman, jf ln
| Baltimore.
Colonel William J. vannori and Rev
Dr. J.. r. Barrett, two oi thc town =
oldest residents, are able to minrs
with friends on tho streets during che
balrny October weather. and are enjoy.
ing fairly good health.
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MANY AFTER rosToPrIcE.

Scaiori, oct. 27.- Scaford people
wco surprised yesterday, when they
learned that IN addition to the names
nlvndy mentioned az applicants for the
ScaIord posioilice, the present post
master q. W, Short, and Scrin T..
Thompson, also had sent in their qucs-
tionalfcs. Both the latter are rated rs
pcmoctais. Tho other applicants are
Thomas n. Rawllns, Walter 4. Wallace,
Mediord l.. Watson and J. Emory Wiley.
Z, Edward Hurley, who was reported
me- sending into the Civil Service Com
mlssiongr his QUESTIONABLE, has not
done ~, consequently is not an applicant.
As the successful applicant must be
picked from thrccg Scaford people are
IA a quandry 90 know who the three will
he. IL Is expected that Postmaster
short, though n Democrat, with his
eight years in the postoflicc will be one
of the three which tho commissioner
Will consider.
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GOOD FISHING SPORT.

Scaforl, Oct. - DR.. r. Z. Thomp-
son, Marvel iricdcll and David Erie
dell returned, yesterday, from a fishing
trip ai Bower. Beach. The party reports
q successful trip n company with Mike
Finn, the wcll.known Bowers Beach
hahcnmnn They hooked between 90
aud 100 hnc trout and had thrilling
experience landing q dog shark four feet
lOng, which DR. Thompson hooked.
Two other Seaiord fishermen, J. G..
ionpa and George W Mossick had a
uccrulu fishing trip yesterday, IN one
M Che ponds near Scaiord. Among
their large catch wrrc two exceptionally
hfrr pixies, weighing g pounds each,
caught within thirty feet of each other
aud ua'mhlng twin hsh,
scaiOrd hunters are cleaning up
their guns foe mg hnuting season
all kinds 81 wmc hc,ng reported very
plentiful n this section.
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SUFFERING FROM DRoUTH.

Milford Oct s1-Tho dry weather
ln lower Delaware is causing the peo-
900 mnro than ordinary Inconvenience.
hpNorin from some sections Of both
ktni ard Sussex counties are 20 the
elect that thD surface wells. upon
which many farmers and residents of
IAH smaller towns depend for their
water supply. are commencing % dry
ur The springs which supply these
wells nfr No low that the flow has
become almost a negligible quantity.
40 Bowers Beach the residents o.
hoi town who have these wells have
been compelled 90 use the artesian wells
which have been driven by their
Nn'Hhhufs Unless 90 rains Ga the very
nUAf future this condition ~ affairs
Wll increase rapidly. and many farm
efH wiN Boz comp,alod 20 haul their
water supply
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
NEWARK NOTES.

Newark. Oct 27.-The drive for
financial assistance for the Newark
Library starts today and viii continue
until the end Of next week. Mrs.
Finley NJ. X. Foster, is chairman Of
the drive and the team captains are
Mrs. Carl Rankin, Miss Edith Spencer
and Miss Gladys Pratt.
Sunday viii be observed as rally
day by the Sunday schools OF the NJ.
=. Church. An interesting program
has been arranged and DR.. +. NJ. X.
Foster Of the University OF Delaware
viii give an address.
Bishop Philip Cook will give a talk
in the parish house Of st. Thomas
J.. Z. Church, tonight, on the Nation
wide Campaign.
My. and Mrs. Ernest +. Miller OF
Fix Mills, Md, have announced the
marriage Ofsheir daughter, c. Dorothy,
70 W. Paul Rhoades of Newark, Oc-
tober p. They viii make their home
in Newark.
Lovers OF fishing in Newark have
organized a Rod and Reel Club aal
viii stock two small brooklets with
trout. The members Of the club 10
date are: Gray Lomax, o. w. Wild
does. James Smith, Howard Robinson
Pusey Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A,
Bryan.
Peyton B. Patterson of Perryville
nd. graduate Of the University Of
Delaware, class 1911. has been placed
In charge Of the United States Public
Health Service at Perryyille.
The monthly Teachers Conferences
of the Presbyterian Sunday school
viii be held this evening at the home
of Miss Leta Waters.
Ivy Castle, No. 20, knights of the
Golden Eagle, will initiate a large
class OF candidates, Saturday evening
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lNHleiHi afternoon. NIlh ~ unfllnfnt
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Nttf lasl tNai u Csc mNmlHm Na.
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NlHA Nas HHtH N0al ltalpf
TIE iH||HNlHH iil4iH Nfff elected
President Aaih huH. tllt mtalml
Tia itnNl afioiHff iuDY H.uh
llta4HHl llHHilt NHNih
Ns AtHH 4 NpiNi umuiY club
HH'ti was lae4ul Hnl lHgflhri Wllh
hif haNlHls UHilhDi llle nuulul
nHl 90 lM tfaf
lW hialsNf Community s0Ulult
NNl holA & NHsiti Halloween PARTY
saturday fttHuF nNlNHi 1V. Ia in
AANf iiHi lhit Nill "a mihm lui
llH lss' suA lanhafl aaHnuae
thi NAHt tftNhf NHsN Interested ln
iiN hll utlHllhfW Nll mfel rs lhg
MhNH hHll Nl llN lHHiHfp ~ ugsanll
NN liH lhllsliAHN ln tu ufall
hatf latN NH lel aa lNllauH pnmlIpna
sitNfNN AllNplH 4ltlnfk. thhlia.
slHH slsasNlN Alvin tuiFinl9f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Every Evol

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Oct. 27---The young
men of Elkton have completed plans for
the annual Halloween parade and
pageant, Saturday evening. Bands from
New Castle, Newark, CeciIton, Perry
Point and Elkton have been engaged
and the entries for the prizes are filling
up. Quite n number OF Wilmington peo :
Pile have registered and from present
plans the affair viii be one of the best
events held here for several years.
The attendance at the second day Of
the Cecil County Fair, in Elkton, yes
terday, was oil the promoters expected.
Much interest is being taken in the
prizes for the best product raised on the
farm during the past year.
The fiftieth anniversary OF Ebenezer
M. II. Church, near Zion, will. begin
on Sunday next, TO be followed by a
two-weeks' evangelistio campaign.
Red Men of Cherry Hill hold a
Halloween social in their hall, tomor-
tow evening.
The third annual reunion Of the Cecil
County Normal School Alumni Asso-
ciation will bc held in Elkton, Novem-
ber 3. Miss Ida l.. Tall, principal oi
the school, and Thomas j.. Gibson
field agent, will make addresses.
A joint Democratic and Republican
meeting will be held in the Town Hall
Port Deposit, this evening, under the
auspices Of the League Of Women Voters
Mrs. ]. Wesley McAllister, who has
been i'll for the past two weeks, has beer
taken TO Union Hospital, Elkton, fol
treatment.
Jones O. Brown and Matilda Moore
both Of Wilmington, were granted q
marriage license in Elkton, yesterday
also William III. Jack of Port DEPOSIT
and Dorothy p. Smeltzer. of Perryville
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LITERARY SOCIAL.

Milford. oct. 27.-The Literary So
cltty of Dagsboro public schools will
hold their first meeting OF tho season
next Tuesday evening November l.,
Or tho Town Han. A very interesting
program. appropriate 20 tho Hallow-
C'cn season, has been arranged. which
will consist OF recitations. drills and
plays
This society has done much TO keep
The children OF Dagsboro interested in
The public schools. The meetings, at
frequent intervals during the fall,
winter and spring are well attended
not only by the pupils and their
parents, but by the people of the
nolghborhood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
LANGUAGE OF THE FAN.

The fan played no small part in the
social life Of women of the eighteenth
centruy.
To pop tito open Il, that is. with n
resoundlng cracl--was the mark of a
ine lady; 10 drop II at the critical mo-
nent, and have II returned with bow
and smile by the gentleman at your
side whose attention, maybe, was wan
iering: to hold It with tho proper air
n minuet or curtesy, was the height OF
social good form.
Its very decoration had a meaning
In peaceful times Il might. like Addi-
sons fair lady's, be adorned merely
with an infinite number OF cupids,
yarlauds, affairs. birds, breasts, rain
oows and the like agreeable figures -
but in days more exciting IL could make
a party or commemorate an incident
During the Bubble your lady who was
not hit with the prevailing fad would
show her disapproval by a South Sea
fan, adorned with satirical pictures; a
few years later she would mark her
interest in tho drama by carrying a
fan gay with pictures from tho beg
gar's pera. Science Moni.
tor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
Clogged up Kidney Deposits are Dis.
solved and the Toxins (Polsons)
Completely Driven Out Druggists
Told 10 Guarantee IL In Every In.
stance.

"Your very life" says DR.. Carey
depends upon the perfect function
ing and health OF your kidneys so
whatever you do don't neglect them. :"
DIR. Carey's famous presentation
No. T77 known as Marshroot is not
recommended for everything, but we
eannot too strongly urge its use II
you suffer from annoying bladder
troubles, frequent passing Of water
iEht and day, with smarting or irri-
tation, brick dust sediment or highly
Solored urine. bloating irritabilitg
WITH loss Of flesh, backache, rheuma-
tism or any other tendency 10
Bright's Disease. Diabetes or Gravel
for kidney disease in its worst form
may be stealing upon you.
Don't walt until tomorrow 10 he
gin the use OF this wonderful n~a.
scription IL you have al = OF the
above symptoms. Kidney and Bladder
troubles don't wear away They viii
grow upon you slowly, stealthiIy and
with unfailing certainty.
Never mind the failures Of the mast
If you even suspect that you arc s,,h.
ject to Kidney Disease, don't lose a
single day for ~. B. Danforth and
NJ Eckerd--and every good druggist
has been authorized to return the purs
chase money on the first two bottles
20 all who state they have received uo
benefit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
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Rev. J. y. Barrett. -. ID, Wilson. ~ c.
steropticon address on Japan. Rev.
w. y. Minton, foreign mission aecrs-
tary OF the A g. c. Dayton, Ohio.
Thursday. November al Devotional
services led by Rov. w. ~ Garmhn,
Norfolk, Va: report OF special com-
nlttoes: Installation Of officers. en-
nouncement OF standing cvmfnit'ecs.
address. Back 10 the Task" Rev y.
E. Smith. ID. d.. Norfolk Va. "a.
lOurument.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
niruAnnsoN rARK,

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lUlit llAn 81 lh0 "A 4 Church hpll lle
nNNhlN Wtllhe al he humu " Mw
Militant ilH.Man. TUESDAY evening
itilHA lNa lhi msiHrm HasNn ihuHa
lss.m @ eplgs Nll'@S ,sln,,,, '"s,a@
$50 Nl William WHlHN lh0 ltaluw
ul ihf rttN.HH NHs iW aiW.lMn Whlri
which, WHa NNN lN ST. Rate s'tWhN
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
HAD HALLOWEEN PARTY.

Milford. Oct. 27.--The Junior choir
and primary department OF the salem
Methodist Episcopal Church of Selby-
villo. gave their annual Halloween
party at Hudsons Theatre in that
town, Tuesday evening. About one
hundred children attended the affair,
and all were masked and In costumes
appropriate 20 the occasion.
For sev,ss: hours the children en-
joyod games. following which NJ.
Hudson. proprietor OF tho theatre in
which the party was held. entertained
the children with mesiag pictures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
NEWARK CHAUTAUQUA.

Newark. Oct. 27.-The ANNUAL Chau-
tauqua viii open Saturday afternoon
ana viii continue next week. Satur-
day evening there viii be a concert
and a lecture by Charles II. Poole on
social Redemption" Sunday after
noon there win be a sacred concert
and in the evening lecture by Chan
"cllor George II. Bradford on "The
Way Up"
An excellent program has been ar
ranged for the remainder of the time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
SUSSEX COUNTY WEDDINGS.

UnurNctuwn, oct. 90 Announce
Wpnt "a mado of tho marriage Of Miss
NIun e.. Hudson. daughter of Isaac e.
Hudson of rtnnkford and willard ",
iuhuHun, sun uf % y. johnson of Scl-
hYtlllr bt ilosanh. ON Octobcr Is. Rev.
John r Graham ufurnting
tlrfh ui thy rragc Frank W. law
nn un Monday .Htuod a marriage A.
UnHn iu MlHs LuWhuth Boukhammcr
muHhtur Uf lr,N court Commissioner
William ~, nookhammcr. residing
nenr iNWra. ana John - TAYLOR, son
vl linc0ln Taylor So. go south Fifty.
ninth street. Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
DEDICATION POSTPONED.

Milford. Oct. 27.---Tho officials of
overbrook Church had been planning
to hold dedication services for the new
building now being constructed at
that town, on Sunday, October 80.
This week, however. n hitch has de-
veloped I'm the delivery of some neces-
sary lumber for completing the
structure.
AS n result IL has been necessary
tion.N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
MEMORIAL TO PASTOR A..

Newark. Oct. 27.-To commemorate
the loyalty and devotion of the late
DIR. William j. Rowan, for 81 years
pastor of the church, tablet win be
unveiled next Thursday evening In
the Newark Presbyterian Church. II
win be unveiled by Elizabeth Tiffany,
daughter OF Professor and Mrs. Har-
old II. Tiffany. DIR. A. L. Lathem OF
Chester. Pa. will be the principal
speaker. Rev. o. A. Gillingham Of
Washington. ID. c., also win make an
address.
The inscription on the tablet is as
follows: In loving memory Of Will
liam ]. Rowan, 1S64-1920. pastor of
this church for twenty-one years"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
HrR lac WAS BROKEN.

Dover. Oct 2f.--Word has been re-
.rlYod here hy relatives ~ Miss Hes
iuf Lows, of Eikton. Md.. student az
hfyn MaWr College. % an accident
sho recently Sustained while she and
"a Hlr companion were 0ut walking on
country road. by being run down by
Hn automobile. Mlss Lewis companion
escaped but Mlss Lewis sustained q
Nfohen leg
THE young man. whose car was re-
Hntlaihlo fuf the accident. rendered
nfFi aln. bot Became ~ unnorvcd By
lNr affair that ho had O. BE- sent 70 a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
ntiANAnI oirf Nrws.

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HHHfliaaft Hl 80 lNHf. iHH nftH.nn
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hl llH hfadaeg ta.l.ha friend.
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IHffa H fF.lns hgi SISTER Mf
NHlieM fHti4#aH
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liHNt ~ NaH hatNe 0.tfinf
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
WITNESS rlRr DRILL.

llplanlan raik orl ~ The week.
IA dahl ol che up squad ul thc liVv
ralNia IitiQa Aanrlal|un, last nlnht.
waa Nllnved hY q delegation Of urp,
tuUn lfom NUlih last, Md The Noflh
lasl Nn eumWnN "a considering install
MH lNhl NrlNhl lNiuphN apparatus
aHth as The Wafhlnp h usp here
The Visitors HwHAVd 90 lW pleased
with che demonstration ul The local
ma0hlhp ani u vac lntmalrd hy sevrml
W lhUm lhN aN HnlUl lof such a Wh
chime NHld ls nlaeed in q shuli time,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Y. NJ. II. A. News.

Plans for issuing a regular pamphlet
Of Y. NJ. ii. A. news within the next two
weeks, were made by the educational
committee Of association last Tuesday
night. An entertainment for Sunday.
including a lecture by julius Hyman of
New York, was also planned. A choir
IL being formed by Joseph Kramer.
Those who desire to be members will
meet az ll.30 a. III. Sunday at the hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
A.. ISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rhu
matte Poison Starts to Leave the System Within
Twenty-four Hours.

n. II. Danfortb and every druggist IN
this county Is authorized to say to every
rheumatic sufferer In this vicinity that II
two bottles OF Allenrhu the sure con-
queror Of rheumatism does not stop all
agony. reduce swollen Joints and do away
with even the slightest twinge OF rhsI-
matte pain, he viii gladly return your
money without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
years, and really marvellous results have
been accomplished even in the most
severe cases where the suffering and
agony was intense and piteous and where
the patient was helpless
Allenrhu relieves at once Immediately
after you start 70 ta~e IL the good work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
BAZAAR AT STANTON.

Stanton, Oct. 25.--plans are complet-
cd for The bazaar which viii begin at
stanton tonight, and continue the rest
Of the wick, under the auspices of Unity
Lodge, No, Al, l. q. q. L.
There VIII be special attractions, and
every effort has been made 90 make this
the greatest affair OF It's kind ever held
ln lhla town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

hasv announced the engagement of their
,lAuvhlcta Niw Dean ltningrworth, 10
i.eeIl 'nhcv, SON ol John liakcy, also
m Wilmington, The wedding will take
place after the Christmas holidays.
Mlss llllnRpvotlh l. wcl-known here
whpre ahe lived with her parents before
runa io Wilmington to reside. llcr
lhil,vt ~ n former Scalord merchant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

begins. Tt searches ont the urio arid ~.
posits. dissoivGe the secrefiuus and drives
rheumatic poison out of the body thrnuFh
the kidneys and bowels
It's marvellous how quickly lf acts
Blessed relief often comes iu tru days
and even iB cases where the suffering lH
most painful All traces disappear in q fnw
days.
Mr.. James H Alien the di4cnverrr m
Alienrhu. who for many years suffered fNa
torrnents Of acute rheumatism desirra 40
sufferers 70 know that he does NOT Fant Is
cent Of anyOnes money unless AienfNH
decisiveiy cOndueru this worst ~ aH dis
eases and he has instructed ~ - nAna
forth % gIarautee lt ln every LnAlAnNn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Rum mage Sale.

The ladies Of Calvary Parish Guild
viii hold an all-day rummage sale al
7l4 Tatnall street, tomorrow. Mrs.
Mary Gormley is chairman Of the com
mittoe in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

hospital for treatment. Miss Lewis is
n nicco OF Mrs. w. j. Benson of this
town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

When business is slow, and in the
/, " seasons, advertising helps to make
business bctter.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

Merritt Hastings Operated Upon.
Merritt j. Hastings underwent an
operation on Tuesday in Bayonne, N. j.
lie is getting along nicely.