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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
SCHOOL CHILDREN
IN BIG SUSSEX MEET
Announce Field Day and Track
Competition to Take Place
May ~.

bpecial Correspondence Every Evsnsns
Georgetown. April S.-School chill
dren, accompanied by their parents
and hundreds Of friends from all parts
OF lower Delaware, will he In George
town on Friday. May IL and partici-
pate In Sussex countys second annual
field day and track meet. Because OF
the fact that Georgetown Is centrally
located and the county seat and Is ac-
cessable from all parts OF the county,
the Delaware Intcrscholastic Athletic
Association has decided 1t to be the
most logical point for holding the big
affair, and It Is likely that George
town will be chosen for future field
DAYS and track meets for that reason.
Last year the crowd present to wit
ness the affair was estimated at 1000
and the attendance this year. with
favorable weather conditions. Is OK
pected to far surpass last years at
tendance.
Every school district In Sussex
county is expected TO transport the
children so that all may compete In
the events. Medals will be awarded
TO the successful contestants in the
different athletic feats. and widely
known athletic instructors will act As
Judges OF the several events.
The athletic events Will probably
take place at the Georgetown Driving
Park, one mile east Of here, whel {
they were given last year,
Hundreds of children will parade
Bands and floats will be in line. and
At the conclusion noted speaker
may deliver a short address.
Lunches will be served at reasonable
prices by the home economics de-
partment Of the several high schools
OF the county.
The affair this year is expected to
eclipse anything OF the kind ever At
tempted in lower Delaware, and al
ready the schools have started practice
TO enter the different events. Relay
races, 10o-yard. 2oo-yard and 4oo-yard
oashes. the vaults. long distance run
ming and high jumping Will be some
of the athletic ADJUSTMENTS for the
hundreds OF people who attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05

the torpid Southern islands the story
OF tho picture Call OF Home" jumps
during the course OF Its performance
at the Majestic Theatre. Tomorrow
William Fox Is to send his big spec
tacular melodrama "Shame." Tho
story deals with the life Of wealthy
young man of San Francisco who was
born In distant country. David
Fielding Is made TO believe that his
mother was a native woman and that
he Is half-castc. Tho though preys
upon his mind until he Is driven
frantic. He takes his infant child and
fees 10 the snow fields OF Alaska In
his determination to shun mankind.
Among his adventures there Is n
bare-handed fight with n wolf In his
lonely cabin. The mystery concern
ing his dread secret is cleared up n
striking fashion.
John Barrymore in "The Lotus
Eater"
| One OF the finest pictures In many
months Is The Lotus Eater" sched-
uled to commence it's Arcadia engage
ment today. Marshall Neilan. one OF
the true blue" directors OF the screen
an artist to his finger tips and man
capable Of presenting story and
making It attractive in the viewpoint
of the spectator made II. He has
taken Albert Peyson fortunes best
story and with John Barrymore to
shoulder the responsibilities OF the
leading role, he has made Tho Lotus
Eater" a picture that Is outstanding
among the recent releases OF tn,
studios.
"Around the World" at The Pla yhouse
The feature motion picture produc
ton in 10 reels. Around the World
With Burton Holmes" which Is nov
playing to enthusiastic audiences n
The Playhouse, Is a new idea IN
travel. 1t makes II possible TO SCI
all the wonders of foreign lands. an,
visit every country in the world. II
two hours. at no more expense thar
the price OF theatre ticket. An &C
tual journey of this sort would take a
least nine months TO accomplish. ant
would cost several thousand dollars.
Constance Binney Mt the Savoy.
First Love-" the Realart pictur
starring Constance Binney, which 1
showing at the Savoy Theatre for tn
last times today, presents a dramati
cross section OF every day life as /
II lived by girls who work for liv
Ing in Americas large factories.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Mems Spring Shirts Are
Lower in Price

Proof of this is shown
nearly everywhere you
turn in this great Store
selling mems accessor-
les of dress.
To be specific: A fast
color striped percale
shirt is but $3.50.
A woven madras shirt
may be had at S1.S5. A
particularly good quail
ity in woven madras is
$3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Here Price and All Is Right
Sprinq Ouerc0at for S35-A Spring Suit for $35

thing that a fellow could want
Straighter lines, looser cuts.
Overcoats are easy-itting, slip-on
styles, skeleton-lined Many raglan
shoulders.
This great clothing store for men,
that stretches the length of a full
Philadelphia block on the Market
Street front, is full-lighted by huge
windows set all along that front.
One reason for this is because the
more you can see of Wanamaker
garment, the more you feel like buy
ing it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Proceed, Of PLAY For Needy.

n second performance OF THE Dust
of the Earth" with Ethel Cordcy as
Nell In tho leading role. was given by
pupils of st. Paul's NJ. Il. Sunday
School Mt Pythian Castle last night
Tho proceeds will be used for the pur-
chase OF Easter baskets for the poor
A third performance will be given nj
The new Reese Theatre In Harrington
the latter part of the month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05

One feature tn a t
keeps men coming and
coming again to Wana-
makers to buy their
shirts is the roominess.
as we'll as correctness of
the cut.
Our specifications al
low no skimping, any
more than they would
permit the sort of slip
shod workmanship that
appears on some things
that are sold as shirts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Smart New Ties
to Go With the Shirts

A while back, the SOC
necktie seemed to have
disappeared below the
horizon forevermore.
Now there are plenty
of them here-really
hundreds of different
styles at this very mod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05

Most popular of all with
young men, the two-tone
sports oxfords. Smoked
horse, with the dark tan
saddles. Rubber suction
soles and wedge heels.
Such dependabihty for
sturdy wear and steady sat-
isfaction as is secured in
buying a pair of Wana-
maker shoes would make a
trip to Philadelphia worth
while, if for only that pur-
pose.
main floorl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05

Take brogues, for in
stance. Grain calf brogue.
either black or tan. With
perforations on the tip,
vamp and quarter seams
and iace-stay. With the soft
tips.
Then there are plain OK
fords. Made of smooth calf
skin in the English last.
Straight tips, rubber heels.
Black or tan.
Dress oxfords of patent
leather. For formal wear.
The usual last for dress
shoes, without tips.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
To Wear Thin Waists
or Sleeveless Dresses
(Reauty Topics)

With the aid Of delstone paste. IT
IS an easy matter for any woman TO re-
move every trace Of hair or fuzz from
face. neck and arms. Enough OF the
powdered delatone and water liz mixed
into a thick paste and spread on tho
hairy surface for about > minutes,
then rubbed of and the skin washed
This completely removes the hair, but
TO avoid disappointment, get The della -
tone in an original package.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
X. OF p. Excursion.

A committee comprising Daniel s.
Ziegler. T.. l.. Hafien and n. Herbert
Hirzcl was appointed Monday night by
Alpha Lodge, No. 26. X. OF r.. 10 aid
In arranging for the excursion to be
made by all *. OF T.. lodges In the
summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Last Orntorio Rehearsal,

The final rehearsal for Mercadante
Oratorio. which will bo presented ut
tho Playhouse tomorrow night will, be
held tonight. There are 1903 voices In
the chorus and 80 pieces in the or
chestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05

crate figure, SOC.
For 81 one can get the
finer silks, including the
college stripes that so
many men are wearing
just now. A delightful
assortment to choose
from.
(Mziu Floor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Suiting the Man for Spring

he's clothed clothed
~ Amn LOOKS
utofw
in
mthemas to the
nceofP an
be BOUGHT
hind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Wanamaker Footwear
Is Famous

a SPLENDID alI-round service is here in any
~ kind of good shoe any kind of man may want
for any purpose, but particularly good
choosing in the $6.40 group, because that seems to
be the price that interests the average man.
A young man, an elder man, any man, is more
likely to fix his mind on S6.40 shoe, and to make
his selection from the group assembled here at this
price because, he says:
First, S6.4Os practical prce-Second,
such aide choosing at that figure
IN WQndmdkerSP'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
SCREEN
william S. Hart In "Travelin' On

Plenty of lively fun is In the make
up Of the comedy One Glorious Day"
now current at the Queen Theatre
Big Bill Hart in the western sdven-
ture romance "Travelin' On" is slated
for tomorrow's presentation. Hart in
. picture like this is as near per
lection Of the great Western define
ator as he has ever been. "Travelin'
On" is typical OF his sturdy Western
dramas and it possesses a story that
is remarkable in its unusual strength
and in the character it gives TO Haft-
"Shame' ut the Majestic.
From the gentle peacefulness of
the quiet OF New England village in
summer to the tempestuousness of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
1.-THE New Leader at the Garrick.

ue Now LeAuet 81 tNt VhITiCh.
The Dick Thomas Players in the
clever comedy originality The New
Leader" head a bill that has proved
ono Of the finest at the Garrick
Theatre this year. All tho acts are
varied and no two have a repetition
of like offerings. The photoplay
Ashes" is an interesting tale. OF
blackmailers who were thwarted by a
clever, clear-eyed business man.
The bill that comes tomorrow is the
closing offering OF the current season.
1t promises appropriate entertain
ment for the occasion and is brightly
studded with many gems of variety
diversion. Jack Cahill and Don Ro-
mine are listed first In their act, "A
Comedy Mix-Cp." The boys are ex-
cellent performers and have good ma
terial which they know how to put
over. Toroom Bezazian, a baritone
and Edna White Trumpter. two we'll
known contributors TO monograph
records, have a musical act OF ccnsis-
tenuy high quality. Two Noble
Men" are McManus and McNulty who
dubbed themselves thus honorably for
their work as Nut" comedians
Johnny Murphy and Gertrude appear
IN "A Little Of Everything" The
special photoplay feature stars lovely
Barbara Bedford in a delightful ro-
nance called Cinderella OF the Hills.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Philadelphia. Oc:. 25.-Wheat-No. .
? red winter. l.26isGl27is: No. 3.
sar.,hv. lllis@lI2i2.
corn No ., for export. S5G Sc; do.
- g. SfaS5: do. No. !. SSdS4; car
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gl'.. 40 3, yellow, a0G9Oi2.
pa;s-No ., white. 5sis&5 No. 3,
white. i7iga5S.
Euttcr- Western creamery extra
-; nearby prints and fancy. 54d57.
Eggs-Nearby extra hrsts, 81: do.
iirsts. 52M54 western extra, firsts,
81. do. firsis. 46G49; fancy selected
packed. 63a64
Cheese New York whole milk fan
cy fats fresh. 20 p: fair 70 good. %
@25: longhorn. 26's az; single dais.
les. 26G27.
Live poultry Fowls, not leghorns.
?lGS2; do leshorns. 20@23, spring
chickens. not leehorns. 29@2s; do
lcghorns 2oQ23: old roosters, l6Qls;
ducks. white Pekin, fancy. 24G %;
do. fair 10 good. 22@23; do. mixed col.
urs. 2o@ %. muscovy. 17d19
Dressed p ul,ry-Fowls. fresh killed
cho.ce 90 fancy. ala SO; do. small, sizes
.&a2e; chickens western, 23G35; do.
broang chickens nearby. 32H IS; old
roosters. western. t.. d.. southern.
ia Is. spring ducks. nearby. 95aSO
Po'atoes-No ! per basket, nearby
$50 so; No. . do. l5a2O.
Flour soft wintes. straight western.
5.25M $50. d.. nearby. 4.90d5 80: hard
winter. straight. 6e50675: do. short
patent. 6.5oa 100; epr.ng. hrst clear.
bboN 90. do, patent. 7OOG rs: do.
ehor; patent. 7.25G7.75 fancy spring
ana city mills patent. family brand.
sO0@S5O S
Hay Good new timothy. l9.OO6
20 CO. good new clover. mixed. ls 90
@iS.oo. sample l4OOdl6.OO; no
grade. lO.OOGI4 90: clover. ngh,
mixed, 1sO0GlsO0. No. / mixed
lG.0o@ 1900. No mixed. l4OON
1900
Bran-Soft winter. in 100 pound
sacks. S2.5O@ $500; do. spring. $3.50
d3eb0
Tallow-prime city. loose. SIS - DO
special. loose 67s prime country. As
edible, in uerces. si4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
RAILS GO HIGHER,
ALMOST ALL OTHER
SHARES IN DECLINE
Weakness in Foreign Exchange
Reflected in Stock Market
Session.
INDUSTRIAL LIST Is HIT

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. oct. 25.-(WaN Street.
10 40 a. m.l--prlces were irregular NJ
the opening OF todays stock market.
share. OF eastern railroads, Mexican
on Companies. and number ot
Speclal,ies were In good demand, but
some of the steel, equipment and mo-
tor shares were under pressure.
Reading and Western Maryland. sec
oud preferred. each established new
leak prices FOR the year. the former
at ssh. up TO ~.
Other strong spots In the rail group
were Western Maryland. common.
Jersey Central. Great Northern. pre-
ferred. and New York Central. up -
~ points.
Mexican Petroleum sold points
above last night'c close in the first
few minutes ~ trading.
other individual strong spots were
Coca cola. Pressed steel Car. 1. $.
Realty. Consolidated Gas. May Depart
mont stores and American Can. ali
up point or more.
I. = steel. common. sold of ~ of
n point md Republic steel IA. stu
dchaker WAS under professional
pressure Welding I = points. STANDARD
nl ~ california. Houston ON and
American Car also were heavy.
Noon Continuation of record Goa
shipments found expression in IN,
brisk demand To- shares of coal carry
irg railroads most OF which register
"a substantial gains. some of the
o'hcr uiis improved IN sympathy
gains ~ point or moro being rc
,ordcd by New York Central. wh!Cl
WAS back to par: Delaware and 1Tud
SON. Baltimore and Onto. SouthoEr
Railway. preferred: Wheeling an,
Lake Erie preferred. and New
Orl.uns. Texas and Pacific.
Elsewhere IN tho list. however. hear
ieh sentiment was predominant. bcinl
hascd ON further weakness IN forcicr
exchange and bond rrocs ana tho ap
parent exhaustion ~ the demand bull
up in connection with the recent al
vance IN stocks resulting from IN,
dec'aratio % stock dividends and m
nors os he same.
Industrial pools made little effort :,
l"F" "P NV" 'aN"''''S anu INV Wn''
list agged as result Daviso'
Chemical s'umpcd 6 points. 20 30.
r,W low for the YEAR. and losses q
to poiUte were registered hy Studc
hokNr BALDWIN, Associated Oi. Marin,
preferred: Fish~ Rodv. America
Brake shoe and Corn Products Con
go idated Gas was the one outstandin
exception. rising ala points.
Call money opened at ~ per cen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
NOTICE or REpEMPTIoN.

NOTICE OF kEDEMPTIDN.
TO holders OF victory Notes and Others
concerscd:
Notice is hereby given MS followE
Call for partial redemption OF an per
cent Victory Notes All Az per cent Vic
tory Notes. otherwise known as United
states Of America Gold Notes of 1922
1929, which bear tho distinguishing letters
A. II, &, -, j. or 4. pretiNcd To their serial
numbers having been designated for tho
purpose by lot In tho manner prescribed
by tho Secretary Of tho Treasury. are
called for redemption on December 10.
drmptlun contained In tho notes and in
Treasury DEPARTMENT circular Number
1873. dated April a. 1919, updor which
tho notes were originally Issued. Interest
on ail the d'. per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemption will cease on said
redemption date, December 10. 1922.
Victory Notes OF the AZ per cont series
bearing tho Distinguishing letters G.. H.
], J. X or l.. prcfsed To their serial num-
bers are not In any manner affected by
/ this call for redemption. and Will become
/ DO 1928 according to their terms.
I 2-Detailed Information as TO the pres
ontation and surrender OF Al per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under this
call ~ given in Treasury Department
/ CircuIar Number 2g0 dated July 20,
1922. copies OF which may be obtained
from the Treasury Department. Division
/ OF Loans and Currency. Washington. ID.
/ c.. or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. W. MELLON,
Secretary of the Treasury.
July 90. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
AUTOMOBILES
Autom obilcs For Sale

NHFVIHWHIIFH tut NUTN
BODY Ford Sedan. cheap. Phone Holly
Oak 259 r.
DODGE 1910. Al condition: good rub
her; will demonstrate Phone 7a7a W.
DODGE Touring. $3.50. battery and
tires. paint new, motor perfect. Phone
R3OS "
FORD Touring car Phone Holly OAK
I5l W
MAXWELL-U Used parts, cheap. J. N.
Myers Garage. 7O4 KirkwoOd street
SEDAN Ford, startor and demoun tablea
good paint. good rubber. $3.50: can be
seen at Gilman Garage, Thirty-frst and
Market. Phone 2377 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
GENERAL
INSURANCE.
CAUSE g 0lLPN
ANNOUNCEMENTS


QO- Orange Street
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Detective Agencies /
HAMILTON'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
Licensed and Bonded.
Detective Work of the Highest Glass.
Evidence Secured
We Operate Everywhere
5IO-5Il FORD BUILDING.
Phones iO40. 36Sl, si96.
Notices 5
DIR. c. A. CHURCH Dentist. has re-
moved from $40 Monroe street TO 200
West Ninth street.
DIR. ]. II. MORRIS-Dentist. formerly
of 7o6 Market street. is located at 7OS
Market street. over Walk-Oyer shop
DIR. WILLIAM G. SEATON Formerly OF
SeatOn x Moore, dcntiNtS has moved 20
his new offices. at So " a~hington street
Phone S52s.
MRS. HATTIE Nj. LANE-D Dressmaker.
has removed from 5UG West Fourteenth
street to 5l7 West Twcnty-sixth street.
Phone 1924.
MUNDY BROS.-Furmture company.
formerly located at 5Ol-503 Madison
street. desire TO announce their removal
and opening OF new store at Sl4-Sl6
King street. where the same courteous
service 70 the public is assured.
NOTICE-The Diamond Ice * Coal Com
pany. oil Market street, Wilmington.
Del. will pay its thirty-eighth quarterly
dividend of Ia per cent on the preferred
capital stock OF the company on Novem-
Der l next. to stockholders of record
October &c. 1922. Checks will be mailed.
L. Walter Hall. treasurer.
/
efficient In making and showing high
/ class saddle horses. desires TO com
municate with lady of gentleman sports
man In or near city OF Wilmington in
view of opening small stable of saddle
horses for both show and pleasure use
| Any one who Is intere. ted in this kind Ot
sport address L 10. Every Evening
Office for further information. reference,
or appointment.
Lost and Found
BOW PIN-set with colored stones los
| in or in the vicinity of Hotel du Pont
Reward il returned TO Every Evening
Office.
FUR COLLAR-Astrakhan gray: los
/ Monday evening. Would appreciate /
finder would call 6562-J.
KEY Y-OASE-Leather. containing keys ]
found, notify James Stein. Phones 1885
or 4S37 J. Reward.
MUSIC-In black roll lost on Marke
street; reward Phone 2522
PlN-Cameo, hligree mounting, lost; re
ward 300 Vest Twenty-ffth street
Phone 2773 ].
WALLET-Lost. containing money an
papers on lI2h p. m. Delaware Roa
train from Philadelphia on Saturday
Liberal reward for return of papers .
r. NJ, l7l0 ShallcrOss avenue.
Automobiles For Sale
AUTOMOBILES
ROADSTER-C Chummy. 900 Jelferso
street
TOURING CAR--FiVe passenger. Res
sonabe Apply sos Wollaston stree
Johnson's Garage
ARMATURES-ln stock. magnet wir
electric repairs; motor generators bough
! sold exchanged II. IL. Cam. S07 Mo
laston street. Phone 1860 Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

DIR. c. A. CHURCH Dentist. has re-
moved from $40 Monroe street TO 20O
West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Telephone 200 For Classified Ads
BUSINESS SERVICE
Painting. paperlnr, Decorating n

Painting, Paperlng, Decorating -
PAPEKH NG--At lowest prices work
guaranteed. VI. Shamea, Col North
Clayton etroet. Phone 0763.
PAPE NGfNG-And wall decorations
of quality. Fine worg q speciality. Rosia
a Bro, 42l Shpley street. Phone 3ot3.
pAPEKHAE0ING- dono nrtistically.
lsadore strauss. Goa French street,
Phone 1866.
WALL PAPER or quality Windov
shades. Cali iitB " william rs.
Goodley. 81 shipsy street.
WALL PAPER and wall decorator. 3. !.
Hoiiett 5l5 Tatnall street. Phone s29I,
WALL PAPER and work guaranteed. "a.
Arsht, 6ni W Fourth -. Phone I56f.W,
WALL PAPER
Quality guaranteed, wholesale prices,
peperbAngers furnished.
UNIVERSAL WALL PAPER co,
Phone 767. SOC MARKET STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
SUCCESS---POWER
Thinking Twice

ppdech il kind Of cloth woven from your inner
thought Spoken words become the worlds but thought
s yours Think twice before you speak
Accomplishment through careful and decisive
thinking backed with your willingness TO dare to do and
with motive power TO last until you're through
Your thoughts will control you If you don't control
them. They make good servants but bad masters.
A little logic oonvnces quickly than long talk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
USED CARS

why have we sold 500 cars the past /
year Because our honest square deal !
methods have won the confidence of our
customers We sincerely believe that |
each and every car sold has proved salts !
factory, then again. We have an unsur
passed confidential time payment plan
which makes II SO easy that every ono
who desires n car can have one. In sd- |
dition, we guarantee the title 70 every
car we sell and tho buyer runs shso
lutely no risk
STUTZ ROADSTER
This ia n beauty. sport car runs like
top. and is one OF the best bargains
we have ever been able to offer. only
$3.50
STUDTBhKER, FOUR-PAssENGER-
ing type no grade too steep for So
rccondltiop and rspain ted excellent
rubber and extras: s675.
1921 FORD COUPE
This Is dandy cold weather car:
cant he beat for appearance and run
ming ability; good paint and rubber:
only 1928.
1919 HUDSON COUPE
beautiful car. used very ntos,
runs like now and looks equally as
we'll put IN Al condition and guar
anteed 20 be right; 1878.
! 1910 BUICK TOURING
Five-passenger: this IS little dandy
and every one knows the Buick can Z
be beat at "a much greater price, re-
painted and overhauled: good rubber
too only S475.
/ 1920 FORD COUPE
This car has had only the best care
and will prove a bargain 20 the lucky
buyer, $500.
1920 FORD SEDAN
VIII be Just the thing for small
family. and the only kind OF car
for cold weather: priced low TO move
quick good paint and rubber: 1915
1920 DODGE SEDAN
This Is one of those popular Dodge:
which don't hang around long. re-
conditioned and In Al shape from
hood 10 wheel. only s676.
1921 sTUDEBAKER-
Big six. with winter enclosure thor
oughly reconditioned and painted; lot,
Of extras; runs fine an dprlced low fol
quick sale, only $3.50.
1921 AUBURN BEAUTY SIX
Looks like new, runs even better
!, this is good buy at hundred
more. but we desire TO give you rea
values and will sacrifice; $3.50.
|, 1920 DODGE TOURING
mighty good car and in excellen
{ condition; paint and rubber Al som
D extras and very low price. $3.50.
1920 OVERLAND SEDAN
!. An excellent little light car. in I'm
running order. reconditioned an
= guaranteed TO be right; 1925.
n 1922 FORD DELIVERY
Il It's a Ford. that's enough 1t ha
6 got TO be right and don't ldck on tn
S price. 1915.
/ 1919 wILLYS-KNIGHT-
/. This touring car is an excep tlonal buy
y 1t looks good, runs good and is good
everything high-class. but the pric'
l. Only s275.
WE HAVE MANY MORE CARS NO
V LISTED.
Every one is mechanically perfect whe
= we say that we can back it up. Tin
N payments II you want II. We fnan'
q every car.
ess KEEL MOTOR co.
+, ELEVENTH AND TATNALL.
81 Phone s4oO.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30
Information to Voters Official Ballots

Inquire of Sanborn Company,
Eagle River, Wis. 23-2t,