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Evening journal., 1921-04-13
GLEE CLUB TO
SING 'NIKADO''

Westminster Glee Club, under the
will present The Mikado." in the
New Century Club tomorrow even
ing The presentation is being look
ed forward to with great pleasure
by many music lovers. The Stause-
bach orchestra will add TO the pro-
gram. The cast is as follows;
Alexander Blair. Jr. ........ Mikado
James NJ Engelman. n..........K KokO
Marvin @. Crossan ..... Pish Tush
Ramoth Mitchell .........P .Poohbah
Wellington r. Butler .... Nanki POO
Miss Jean McCaughan ... Katisha
Three Little Maids-Yum Yum.
Mrs NJ. b. Lewis; Peep Bo Miss
Bernice Wagner; Petty Sing, Miss
Olive Jordan.
Guards-W. A. Adamson. IT. b.
Bauman. John Blackiston, C.. +. Dod-
son. Arthur Guy. Edward NJ Hobbs.
Marion Minker, Thomas Tatnan. l..
Mulford Taylor, Edward NJ Taylor.
". O. Wingate. J. Parke Weldin. II.
C. williams
school Girls-Mrs. Ada G.. Adam-
son. Mrs. Jane B. Baugh. Miss Nellie
d. Blair, Miss NJ. l.. Dickinson. Miss
b. Deakyne. Mrs. J. NJ. Engelman.
Miss Florence Fuller Mrs. Frances
Fairbanks Miss Blanche Gebhart,
Miss Elinor Hunter. Miss Florence
Hin, Miss Marion Howe. Miss Celeste
| Harris Miss Alma Jones. Miss Lima
Kennedy, Miss Clara Locke. Miss
Mildred Mason Miss Isabel Maxwell
Miss Mary Messick, Miss Florence
Newman, Miss Jessie A. Peoples
Mrs. Catherine Plummer. Mrs. Anna
G. Reichard. Miss Alice Roop, Mis-,
Helen Spooner. Miss Jane Smith
Mrs. r. l.. Salter. Miss Ruth +
Storms Miss Elizabeth Sellers. Miss
Edna Stuart. Miss Elva Thompson
Miss Nellie Wyatt. Mrs. ". O. Win
gate. Mrs. II. G.. Williams. Mrs. r. l.
Wyatt and Mrs Clarence Wyatt.
! Frederick w. Wyatt ..... Director
Mrs. W. Christy Pryor ... Assistan
Miss Pauline Jones ..Accompanist
| Miss A. Y. Downey ..... Chairman
Following is the list Of patrons and
! patronesses for the opera: Mrs. C.
l.. Candee. Miss Emily =. Blssell.
/ Mrs. Alexander Blair. Mrs Laurence
/ r. Bliss, Mrs. George r Brown. Mrs
John Black. Sd. Mrs. George l.. Cop.
page. Mrs. Louis A. Coke. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Pierre s. dupont. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred l. DUPONT. Mr. and Mrs
lrenee DUPONT. Mr. and Mrs Felia
DUPONT Mrs. Catherine Ferriday
Mrs William G. Fem. Jr.. Mrs
Fletcher Holmes. Mrs. j. Bayars
Hearn. Jr., Mrs. Robert HuRter
Mrs j. NJ. Knox. Mrs. Alexandel
Laird, Mrs. Joseph II. Martin. Mis-
Mary II. Askew Mather. Mrs W. G
Mendinhall. Mrs a. l.. Newman
| Mrs. Otho Nowland Mrs Charles I.
| Reid, Mrs. c. J. Roederer. Mrs VIII
liam J. Robinson, Mrs. c. =. NJ
Rumford, Mrs. Frank Rupert. Mr.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
HOLYOKE
ALSO ASKS AID

The Mount Holyoke College En-
dowment Fund campaign has been
reorganized recently, and the pre-
liminary campaign committee for
Delaware held its first meeting yes
terday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Carl s. Rankin. 1913 West Main
street. Newark. Plans were consid-
cred for an Endowment Fund din
ner to be held soon in Wilmington
The committee consists of Mrs.
Carl s. Rankin. Mount Holyoke
1915. chairman; Mrs. Arthur r. Bar
nard. 1917 Of Wilmington. and Miss
Gladys f. Pratt. 1914. Librarian OF
the Women's College OF Delaware.
Delaware's quota OF the $4,000, 900
endowment fund is $4,000.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
p d r & lie S

A surprise party was given on last
Wednesday evening in honor Of
Maskle Johnston. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games.
Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Maskle Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gull
len. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan. Mr..
Mrs. Francis McClary, Mr.. and Mrs
John Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Jacquette Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. George Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wideman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs Grover Whiteman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwood Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Star
key, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hen
erickson. Mrs. Fraim. Mrs. Cora
Johnston. Mrs. McKinsey, Mrs.
Lydia Peirce, Mrs. Frank Mote, Mrs.
Blanche Mote. the Misses Ida Jones.
Hazel Johnston. Frances Whiteman.
Mildred Roe. Anna Mills, Loretta
Whiteman. Elma Johnston, Eliza
beth Cook. Mabel Ferguson, Amelia
Brown, Rosalie Mote. Bertha Pierce,
Helen Ferguson. Myrtle Johnston.
Ruth and Ella Johnston. Ella Wide
man. Anna McClary. Esther Hen
erickson and Margaret Jacquette;
AL Whiteman Harry Porter, Harvey
sheppard. James Jones, Benjamin
Whiteman, Courtney Cummings,
Frank Mote, Franklin Ferguson
Clifford Buckingham. Ralph White
! man. Homer Starkey. Joseph Brown
George and Benjamin Hendrickson
Earl Mote. Franklin Knots. Henry
Ferguson. Harry Jones. Earle
Pierce, Herbert Knots, George Cook
Albert Starkey, Willard and John
Johnston. Preston Cullen. Charles
Boyde, Willard Jordan, Robert
smith. Walter and Clifton Knots
Robert Jordan. William Cullen
Thomas Jacquette, Paul Ferguson
Herbert Eastburn. Joseph Mills and
| Benjamin Whiteman.
A card party was given by Willard
| Gould at his home at Centreville las
Friday night. Bridge and 800
were enjoyed by six tables of play
ers.
Plans for future social activitie.
we're discussed by the Original So
cial Club Of Centreville at meeting
held at the home of Miss Jennie
Holnngsworth near Centreville las
Saturday evening. Final arrange
ments were also made for the dance
which the club will give in Walnu
Green school house on Friday eve
ming. After the business session
social hour was enjoyed.
Those present were the Mise
Jennie Hollingsworth, Irva SpeeT
Marion Horn, Marion Bowen, Agney
Humphreys, Elizabeth Mcdonald
May Conner. Emma Hollingsworth
Mildred Medal: Edward Frederick
Albert Humphreys, Norman Wood
ward Percy Conner Charles Edler
Ralph Lions and Herbert Speer.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
Clubs,

The home nursing class OF the
Washington Heights Century Club
will be held at 100 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Red Cross Teaching
Center. 911 Delaware avenue.
The parliamentary law class OF the
club will meet at $50 o'clock Fri
day afternoon at the club house,
23O0 Boulevard. Mrs. Floy +. Booth
is instructor.
At recent meeting OF the Dover
Century Club the following dele
gates were elected to the State Fed
Grafton meeting which will be held
in Smyrna on May s: Mrs. James
Colona, Mrs. James Pennewill. Mrs.
Robert Lewis, Miss Winfred Morris,
by virtue OF her being president Of
the club: alternates, Mrs. James f.
! Alice. Jr., Mrs. stephen Slaughter.
Mrs. George w. Tebo. Mrs. Robert
Stoll. The club will elect officers on
April 27.
The Twentieth Century Club OF
Smyrna will observe Reciprocity Day
with the Newark New Century Club
on Friday. A special program is be-
| ing arranged for the event. The
Smyrna club also is planning an af-
! ternoon Of music for April %. Mrs.
Charles f. Griffith. State Federation
chairman Of music, will address the
club members.
, The program for the meeting OF
| the Tuesday Night Club of Bridge
Vile last week was arranged by Miss
| Lillian Sudler. chairman Of enter
| tainment. The evening was set aside
for children and the program was:
/ Piano solo, Norma Williams; reci-
! tation. Charlotte Truitt; Japanese
recitation. Betty Green; Japanese
solo. Margaret Elliott; solo, Blanche
Vandenburg; The Marriage Of
Prince Flutterby," a play given by
Hattie Kline, Virginia Swain, Char
lotte Layton, Dorothy Ricards, Betty
Ruos. Mary Ricards. Emmy Cannon.
Morgan McAllen. Harry Anderson,
| Norris Ewel, James Scott, Russell
Todd. Light refreshments were
served by Mrs Elma cray, Grub
hostess
At the meeting Of the Milford New
Century Club on Monday evening the
following delegates were elected to
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs. which meeting will be held in
Smyrna on May 5: Mrs. Julius
Scott and Mrs. Robert c. Hall; al
ternates, Mrs. Samuel c. Evans, Jr.,
and Mrs. Benjamin b. Nicolls. Miss
Elizabeth Walsh, OF Wilmington, a
Red Cross worker, spoke OF her ex-
periences overseas as a nurse, and
OF the needs and advantages Of pub
lie health nurses. Moving pictures
were next shown, entitled, Follow
ing in Her Steps" a portrayal Of the
general work and experience of a
nurse overseas. After an instrument
tai number by Mrs. Postles Ham
mond, Mrs. Haswell Pierce, Mrs
Harry Humes and Shockley Daugh-
erty, the meeting adjourned.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
LUNCHEON FOR
p. r. r. AID WOMEN

A luncheon will be served tomor-
row from IL o'clock until o'clock
in the assembly room OF the Penn
Railroad building. Front and French
streets, by the Maryland division of
the Penn Railroad Women's Aid
The proceeds will go in the treasury
of the organization. The society has
been holding similar benefits.
The following committee will be
in charge OF the affair: Mrs Ed
ward Gibson. chairman; Mrs. Ed
ward Mclntire. Mrs. Alfred Russell,
Mrs. George b. Schroyer. Mrs. W. s.
Miller, Mrs. Anna Parsons, Mrs. c.
L Evans. Mrs. Jacob Kleitz. Mrs. S.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
SAY FAREWELL
TO MISS TURNER

A baked shad dinner was given
last Wednesday evening to Miss
Aida II Turner, retiring superinten-
dent Of the Homeopathic Hospital
at the Betsey Montgomery Coffee
House, by the Delaware State Nurses
Association. Covers were laid for
19 guests. Miss Turner expects 70
leave this city on Friday During
the evening she was presented with
"a corsage bouquet Of sweet peas.
Miss Louise Pugh becomes superin-
tendent OF the hospital on Friday.
Recently the Junior Board OF the
hospital gave Miss Turner as a fare
well gift a beautiful platinum and
sapphire pin. Mrs. II. r. Weaver.
matron, who left the hospital April
was given platinum and pearl
pin.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
Don Be q DetduIter
Can Editorial by the Society Editor)

Are you a defaulter?
a a defauter in ordinary, everyday
Wilmington affairs?
appointment with friend And arrive half an
that she has been kept waiting
borrow a have finished with it, we
it,
neglect friends Then, when we meet them on me
OF them that meant
able get around to 1t yet
defaultng of friendship.
whether we realize or not we thOughtess
and
We meant form the opinion that
for their experience mas SHOWN
they depend upon us
a nuisance both TO herset ana 70 her irlenu~
Don't
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
.How Clue WAS FoRNrEn.r

The Ladies' Aid Society OF West
Presbyterian Church will present a
three-act play entitled How the
Club Was Formed" in the New Cas-
tury Club on Friday evening. Fol-
lowing the play illustrated songs
will be sung. Tickets are now on
sale by the members Of the society
and may be purchased at the club
door on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
PIAYLETs AT HANOVER.

The Man Who Married a Dumb
Wife" a play in two acts will be pre-
sented by the Girls Club OF Han
over Presbyterian Church in Sunday
school hall. on Friday evening. The
proceeds will pay the expenses Of
one or two Hanover young women to
me Northheld Conference next sum
Iner. Ice cream cones and home
made candies will be on sale
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
LECTURE ON NORTHWEST.

Under the auspices OF the New
Century Club and the Natural His
tory Society, Dallas Lore Sharp will
lecture in the New Century Club on
next Tuesday evening. His subject
will be wild Life OF the Great
Reservations OF the Northwest" and
the lecture will be illustrated with
100 colored slides. The public is in
vited.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
v. P. d. MEETING-

The county Y. p. b. will hold a
mass meeting tomorrow evening in
Harrison Street NJ. r. Church TO
celebrate National Y. p. B. day. Miss
Helen II. Y. Estelle. associate ma
tionai Y. p. b. secretary and Y. p.
p. secretary Of the State OF New
York will address the meeting. The
Ella Thatcher Union will act as
hostess for the evening.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
PANrALErTEs ARE BACK.

Pantalette frocks are the newest.
Among those being shown is one
quaint frock of silvery gray, beruf-
fed in black embroidered lace and
caught on the skirt with a red rose.
The pantalettes are scarcely visible
except when the wearer is walking.
The blouse is basque-like and tied
on the side. The sleeves are butter
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

blue and white. and during the even
ing fruit punch was served Music
was furnished by Paul Swayne's or
chestra
Members OF the class who recently
took the training course for leaders
in girls and boys activities at the
Peoples settlement which course
was under the direction Of the Lead
crs' Round Table will meet between
3 and 7.30 o'clock this evening in
Grace Church House. The class will
be the guests OF Miss Bessie Bennett
church worker Of the church. Fol-
lowing a box supper. games will be
played. and a discussion on activities
for young people will follow.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
SOCIAL FOR FIREAnEN.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF "A
Cranston Heights fire company wi
hold a novelty social in the FIRE houl
on April 20. Invitations have bed
extended to the Ladies' Auxiliary
Elsmere and also to the residents
Richardson Park to attend
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
wOMEN's CLUB CARD PARTY

The Business and Professional
Women's club will give a card
party at the Betsy Montgomery Cof-
fee House next Tuesday evening.
Refreshments will be served. Tickets
may be secured from any member Of
the club.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
NATIONAL CONGRESS d. A. r..

The National Congress OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion will be held at Continental Hall
in Washington. next week. Mrs. +.
p. Moody OF this city is historian
general OF the ID. A. r. She and
several other members OF the Della
ware Daughters will attend the Ma
tional Congress.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
Suppress These Washers
'"n Hditorial by The Society EditorJ

small e e for the police attention to the
OF "ould-oe mashers tho
o a a MAKE things exceedingly unpleasant for respectable
ss VINO have 10 such
Market street cursed particularly such shaeless
10 ihooesty and proprey trouble
az hlghh and Market complafnfs have h
recently that that point particularly avo
ing place Tor the ow-browed
OF selrespeet and OF women and girls no
matter who they may be w suns no
One OF the chief masher mobilization near
the northwest OF Eighth
and girls who connected W
c. A.. activities. the chief
the police should
al 10 1 wherever it exists in community.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
Mrs. TnIRKIELD AT GRACE.

Mrs. Wilbur =. Thirkield, wife OF
Bishop Thirkield and National Pres
ident Of the Womans Home Mission
meeting in Grace NJ f. Church to-
morrow evening. The public is in
vited to attend
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
BRoKERs 10 DANCE AGAIN.

The Bankers and Brokers' Clu
will give its final dance OF the sea
son in the ballroom of the Hotel du
Pont on Friday evening. May p
Music will be furnished by Wilson
orchestra The committee in chars
is planning an interesting program.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
CLUB BAKE SALE.

The Women's Civic Club Of Rich
ardson Park will hold a bake sale
on Saturday at Layton's store. du-
Pont Road and the Newport pike.
There will be for sale homemade
bread, cake, pies and rolls.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
SUNSHINE SOCIAL.

Ever Ready Branch OF the Inter
national Sunshine Society will hold
a social on Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs Frank Ford Palmer,
z3is Washington street. A special
program ~ being arranged
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
PoLLYANNA nRANCH MEETING

Pollyanna Branch, international
Sunshine Society. will meet tomorrow
evening in Sunshine Hall. Mrs. o.
b. Waller and Mrs. Charles Work
man will be hostesses for the eve
ming.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
RurroN DOWN THE RACK.

Many OF the new French COM
binations OF corset cover and petit
coat button down the back. Pleats
then can be introduced in the full
length of the front.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

president the Northhed League
a the W c. A In add
a
fund which
paign is aumnae
the Is
the
College She
church May daughter OF MI ana
MIS- w 1O14 Rodney street
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
.WeddinpS

on last Saturday afternoon Miss
Marion u. Boulden OF $40 Jefferson
street. became the bride Of Irwin
Grinth Ellison, Of Kirkwood. The
marriage was performed by the Rev
j. r. Candee. pastor Of Westminster
Presbyterian Church. A wedding
luncheon was served at the home OF
her sister, Mrs Harry V. Manlove
1928 West Seventh street.
Upon returning from a trip TO At
lantic City, the newly-wedded couple
will reside at their home, Maple Val
ley farm.
They will be at home after May /.
Miss Christine NJ. Weipel OF New
York city and j. Fred Coph OF this
city were married yesterday at the
home OF the Rev. j. Y. Irwin. pastor
OF Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Miss Edna V. Darlington of West
Chester. Pa, and Fred Barron of
this city. were married on Saturday
afternoon at the manse Of Olivet
Presbyterian Church. by the Rev.
Joel s. Gilhillan.
The wedding OF Mrs. Rose ID. Lane
and Captain Thomas l.. Keyser. OF
the Wilmington police department
will take place at $50 o'clock to-
morrow evening at 921 North Clay
ton street Mrs. Lane il a stenog
rapher in the city detective bureau.
Captain Keyser has been a member
OF the local force for many years.
Miss Anna Catherine Hudson.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Hud-
son, S17 Nandever avenue. and VIII
liam b. Whisenant OF Asheville. n.
c.. were married last Thursday at
the parsonage OF Trinity NJ. +.
Church. by the Rev. f. II. Collins.
Mrs. Whisenant will be at home with
her parents until June /. She will
then join her husband in Davenport,
Iowa, where he is attending Pal
mer's School OF Chiropractics.
Miss Mary Krastle. daughter OF
Harry Krastle Chesapeake City. and
Howard p. Fowler son Of Captain
and Mrs. Evelon Fowler. Chesapeak,
city. were married at the M. e. par
sonage. Elkton. Md. by the Rev
George T. Anderson. Miss Evelyn
Fowler. sister OF the groom. wa
maid OF honor. and Paul T. Wilkin.
son. Of this city was best man. After
a short trip to Washington. d. c..
and Norfolk. Va, Mr. and Mrs. Fow
Ter will live in Chesapeake City. Nd.
where Mr.. Fowler is employed b,
the Government.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
DRESS LAMP SHADE.

A discarded dress often will make
a stunning lamp shade. especially
If the dress has beads or a fringe
for trimming.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

Topics discussed at the Current
Events Glass Of the New Century.
Club yesterday morning aroused
much interest. Current Events were
given by Mrs. David NJ. Hillegas.
The development OF the Symbolic,
Classic and Romantic in Music and
It's Relation to the other Arts" wasI
the subject OF a paper presented bA'
Mrs. Charles e. Griffith.
OF the fine arts-music, painting
architecture and sculpture, who's !
whole aim is to express the innef
nature of things-the man himself
the true, the beautiful and tn
good, Mrs. Griffith claimed for musi ,
the foremost place. declaring that It
is more expressive than all the othe +
arts.
Following her paper Mrs. Grfmt 2
played the following numbers, ~Cn
Wings of Song" Liszt's arrangemei {
OF Mendelssohn's song and Chopin s
prelude" Opus 2s.
Mrs. Egmont T. Negendank Sal e
pleasingly, IF I Built a World flr
You" and '"The Low-Backed Car r
Dramatic readings were given liy
Mrs. Walter II. Farmer. Her sele r
tions were Rudyard Kipling's ballad
of East and West; Guy Wetmore
Carryls "Pompeii." and Kipling s
"The Feet Of the Young Men" I
Mrs. Edgar Hare read a letter
from Mrs. W. II. Bailey, St Hele "a
Island, South Carolina.
Charles F. Ernst, Of the Commun-
| ity Service addressed the meeting OF
the Pennsylvania System WomeV''
Aid held on Monday afternoon 81
the Pennsylvania building. Front
and French streets. He took as ri.
subject Fairgrounds for Childrer !
Two violin solos were given by Ere
mont Kleitz, accompanied by Ms:
Louise Wallace at the piano. Nj $
! James r. Saville gave vocal solo,
and was accompanied by Mrs.
Bard.
The Woman's Club OF Newpof
will hold a business meeting at 2i
O'Clock Friday afternoon in the VI
! - l. Z. Aedu4 udilela. ne AolloN
ing ehairmen will give reports: Nj
Reuben Pordham, on playground
Mrs. David Bair. on the club room
Mrs. G. NJ Weatherby. on the rurt
mage sale which will be held mes
Monday in this city at TIA Tatns I
street; Mrs f. f. Snyder on N
street carnival which will be held 4
| Nav. 2S. 20 and 80. The meetiil
will be addressed by Miss Kathr
c. Woods, state leader Of home dem
| onstration.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
AUXILIARY MEETING.

The Woman's Auxiliary OF st.
Johns p. +. Church will meet at 2.s0
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in the
Guild Hall
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

Robert II. Richards. Mrs Maurice
Thompson, Miss Alice Z. Smyth and
Mrs A. T.. Van Gelde<.
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
births S

sCHILLER-To Mr.. and Mrs Phil
Schiller. 1905 Shallcross avenue. &C
Delaware Hospital. on April & a son
Evening journal., 1921-04-13
MANYE7VTRLESFOR
VTCIMEAD SHOW

Among those who have entries at
the horse show which the Vicmead
Hunt Club will hold on Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b.
Thompson. Greenville are:
Miss Katherine Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Felix DUPONT. Miss Louise
Carpenter, Mrs Hollyday Needs
Mrs. Victor DUPONT. Mrs. Horace
Lindsay, Mrs. Harrington. Miss Ma
rian DUPONT, Mrs. Eugene dupont,
Miss Marion Pierce and E. c. Nc
Clura
Evening journal., 1921-04-13

V. Sproul. Mrs. r. Leslie Appleby
Mrs. William Appleton and Mrs.
Raymond Jones.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-12
KEEP THE AD WORKING.

Atlanta Constitution.
The Walton, Ca, Tribune notes
that "the time has come when the
people are afraid of the unadver-
tised product-and they ought to
be-"
:, And it may be added that the adj
vertisement of the product in a de-
pendable newspaper is one of it's best
recommendations
1t is to judicious newspaper adver-
tising, with the guarantee of the
goods to back it up, that John Wana-
maker, celebrating his sixticth ami
versary in business, attributes his
great financial success
Speaking Of his early start in the
business world, he says:
II found out after awhile that y 40
pie were reading the ads to find out
what l had to offer. Then I put in
more prices and told what the goods
were. never advertised an article
that | could not vouch for, and tried
not to have articles that | could not
advertise soon found the potency
OF keeping your name before the pco-
pie, but still more potent was the i'm
preston created that | was anxious
to please and had the goods to please
with"
Keeping the business before t,.r
people continually is one Of the c.;
SGntial thinpS md tbot ;e III, ,,,,,,, H.;
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-12
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Complaint L Not Served.

Complaint Not Served.
state of South Carolina,
County of Pickcns.
In Court of Common Pleas.
a. 5. Lesley Individually and as
administrator Of the estate Of Miss
Matte Lesley, deccscd, plaintiff.
against,
Is. L. Lesley, w. A. Lesley, w. r.
Rogers, Lcona Jones, Matte Chill
dress, Leila Duncan, Mamie Entrekin,
Arthur Lesley, julius Masters, John
Masters, Sallie Masters, Mary Mas
ters, Lille Crcnshaw and Matte Cul-
bcrson, defendants.
10 the defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
uored to answer the complaint in
inns action, which was this day filed
IN the Office Of O. S. Stewart. clerk
0, court for the county and state
ABOVE named, at Pickens, S. c.. and
'he same IS now on file in said Office
ana to serve copy of your onswo,
to the said complaint on the suh-
scriber at his Office at Pickcns. s. q
within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service and if you fall to answer
the complaint within the time aforp-
sad, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief do
mandcd in the complaint. Dated
April so, 1921.
G. Z. Robinson,
Plaintiffs attorney.
0. S. Stewart,
Clerk Of Court. o.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-12
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that will
make application to N. A. Christie
pher, Esq, Judge Of Probate for
Plckcns county, in the state of South
Carolina, on Saturday, the 18th day of
May 1927, at II O'Clock, in the fore
noon, or as soon thereafter as said
application can be heard, for leave to
maze ilnal settlement of the personal
estate Of Mrs. Corric Shepherd, de-
ceased, and obtain discharge as adj
mlnlstrator Of said estate.
"a G.. f.. Bush