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BUSINESS .SERpICE
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Tailoring and Pressing

BUSINESS SERVICE
Tailoring and rrcssin. 30
rAli."k,\1. repairing AMI clean
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Notwithstanding a.j
IuLpHED. n"at waitress. Hours: 7:3o
T. NJ. 20 1850 +. NJ. Apply uuyi.r..
:.i t;as, BROAD Street.
NURSE GIKI.--wantcd. ArpIy iSoo
Floyd Avenue.
SGrNO1HAriIEK : Wanted. compa,eni
stsn"Srarh"r. rroferRnl, capable ~ AZ.
sis'inE IN general clerical work: state
references and SALARY expected. RnuI,
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YOUNG white lady to asss, in luncheon
work. Hours: 1880 10 $40: ~,rcri,ncs
unnecessary. Muyier's. .2i East Broad
street.
EARN $50 week." spare lime a, HON.
shd,"sstnS' mailing music cItcuiars.
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VINO can -"t anu MAJ. suits. must To-
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WHEELwRIGiiT ANA hoiscshocr. r!.s.
mans store. Broad street Road. Soul.-
N,rd 1920
" WANTED at once. experienced planer man
Tor making roofera and rssawu box M.
terlhl frc'er man vino has had some
tN"-'iInE experience. State age and
>f'aTE desired and give references in
reply to. w. +. Bro"ns Il Son. Peach
land. y. e.
h'sh wages W. CGeisntc. to .clcn
you Tor So ~ rciunu Sovr money. Nri;,
Richmond H.roet College. 90. ka>:
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AtuHt WuEk-Yonns mai. 20 i..-n sod,
work: rart time. Hours: . to 1890 H.
VI huEl"! " CO.. 81 East hrund.
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hppM :" CITY hall
WAIST experienced wood worker "a oper-
49," combination Hlanar. mach"r and .a,y
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Hors--, 20 II wears old for church choir.
i.5ns'i t"soy. bouies"ri ~.
WANTED
F.isi-Oi.ss meat cutter capable o.
h'niiins best trad" M 4. retail market
Good s'i"iy to man with references who
- 'ub"r and reliable.
!. W. HAi;AWAYS MARkITS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and lob feeders AZ
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WANTED--sctiI.d wom.u 20 cook and
car" for quarter. tor farm hands
usually about ten. widow with nearly
grown son who could hrlp around
nous" would do, or married woman win
II" small children CoII uS" huapa al
On 'arIn fair wage. SVHI start
woman ~ $50 per month and hoard!
small separate house furnished: must
b" clean. Capabl" cook above a.! cI-.
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tn@"ls soot service.
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meals. ,ooI service. Mrs. Web
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
GOOD WILL.
BUILDERS.

We find it necessary to
make salesman of every
used-Car buyer that leave
our door. HE MUST BE
SATISFIED.
Every sale must add an
other name to our list Of
Goodwin Builders.
It has cost us money to
keep that list complete.
We may make mistakes
on appraisals, but whether
it results in an even break
or a dead loss, ou. USED
CARS MUST BE GOOD
WILL BUILDERS.
Among others, we have
for your inspection the fol-
lowing cars, each of which
represents an investment
of proven worth:
bNEANI TOURING .
liB.KIY TOURING. -u
SLIME TOURING. 20
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business EQujoucnt

OAK DHEssERs sUEh,iy usel. $50.
u $ ku,h-noorE. lAOn East Man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06
BEACON COLLEGE ACTIVITIES.
Mary Mnclary Declared Winner In
Typewr1ting Contest for October.

The Beacon Inter Departmental
October typewriting contest was won
last week by Mary Maclary. steno-
graphic course student. The prize wae
n Beacon College ring.
TypewIitlng medals have been
awarded 10 the following students
Andrew Woodal!. Mary Gamble, Pearl
Wells, Emily Jones, Norman Crow
George Newton. Minnie Miller. Mar
garet Hertzog. Ice Miller, Wallis Jar
man, Anna Bodcnstedt. Alice Adam.
son. Helena Covcrd1lc, and Ruth Con.
ner
One of the features of the Beacon
College Club meeting on Friday eve.
ming OF this week will be n debate
between the students of the commercial
and stenographic departments. Tn,
subject VIII be: Resolved Tha
foreign immigration should be decon
unued for period of ten years" Th.
affirmative Will be argued by Gordot
Gable. Elizabeth Mckay, and ThCmal
Young. The negative will be argue,
ny Katherine Mason, Alfred Jcrvis
and Clara Willis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06

OF the diaphragm muscles Do not ~e;
fnst or drink rapidly and you VIII avoid
this symptom.
kindly send a stamped. scff-ad-
dresscd envelope. and full particulars
will be sent.
MRS. c. r. n. Q-Rccently l noticed
a bald patch on my sons head, which IL
very rough. II bleed, when scratched.
VIII you kindly tell me what this
may beT
A-This trouble may have dcvcloped
from dandrufr. In scratching. the boy
probably broke the akin aud II has
formed either wart or sone other
injury 70 his scalp. DO not permit him
to scratch tho spot. but allow II to heal
and / am sure Il will be all right.
r. NJ II. Own you please tel, mo
whether peroxide and ammonia viii kin
the roots OF tho hair II used ms a bleach?
A-Thi. preparation VIII undoubtedly
inturc the hnir and affect It's growth.
Il. s 0-whcn | wns u year, old
was operated on 'or appendicitis
Since that time. | have been deaf VIII
you please tell me what causes this
trouble2
A-There src many ceuser for cest-
ness. You should consult an enr special
ist for nn examination to Determine just
what Is causing your trouble aud be
governed by his advice In regard TO
/ treatment
! II II. C-My son. II years Of aEe. is
very restless ut night. WIN yru kindly
tell me what is the cause OF this
k--ThIs-may be due to errors IN diet.
Give him plenty of cereal, milk. fruit.
fresh vegetables and worry lttln meat.
Insist that he dtink picnty Of water
during tho day.
3. l. NJ. O-About a year ago ! had
an attack OF Ia grippe and upon my re-
covery ] found that my tongue felt
heavy and that could not speak plain
Iy. What would you advise me to dot
A-The condition you mention may he
due to bad teeth. an injury or mavbe TO
nerve involvement. You should have an
examination. to determine what is caus-
ing your trouble and have It treated
accordingly.
Dr.. Copeland tr,u answer for read
ers Of this paper questions on nedi-
cal, hvgicr,c and sanitation subjects
! that are Of general interest. Where
the subject Of a letter Is such that It
cannot be published IN this column.
DR.. Copeland tciil, ,chen the question
IS a proper one, write yo'a personally,
II self-uddressed, stamped en-
veIope is enclosed. Address ALL
INQUIRIES to Dr.. r. S. Copeland,
IN care Of this Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06

hts table. are OF such quality rs to de-
velop high-grade tissue.
There can be no doubt that tho quality
Of food. water and air has almost every
thing to do with health. Rut tho
trouble is. food, water and air are not
remedies for disease. They cannot be
blamed II they fail TO cure what they
might have prevented had thcy been
taken daily from earliest babyhood.
ITO err Is human" Tho natural error
OF a doctor Is to ovNwork, to neglect his
meals. TO grab food when he finds II.
regardless OF its quality. TO sleep when
he can snatch an hour. whether II is in
wen-ventilstcd room or In tho vile AR
OF some sturry cabin to drink water
when he positively must. to think OF
himself after he has served his entire
clientele.
The quality OF tissue does depend on
what you eat, drink and breathe. Like
wisc II depends on what your father and
mother ate. drank and breathed.
You may be Indifferent to the Quality
Of your own blood. but you cannot he
Indifferent to the quality of the blood OF
those who will come after YOU. Every
body has the right 10 be well-born. No
baby can be we'll born II his parent or
grandparent neElects the quality OF the
blood which will be transmitted.
What you eat. drink and breathe Is Of
vital interest to you and Ia succeeding
generations. You have no right 10 neg
lect making the quality of your tissues
the best possible quality.
You have seen tapestries which have
been year. in the making. Perhaps n
hundred persons have had n part in the
weaving. The work Ia not equally good.
A single careless weaver viii leave
blemish in the design and It's perfection,
The quality OF your tissues cannot be
uniformly good and ultimately perfect
unless your weaving the strands Of life
shall be unvarying in its attention to
highest standards. Tho quality Of your
tissues depends on the quality Of your
food. air and drink. and II demands that
you make sure that the quality OF these
elements Is always Of the best.
Your length Of life and your useful
ness TO the world depend on tho quality
Of your Tissues, and what this aualIt y
shall be depends on what you begin with
and how you treat your body thereafter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06
Answers to Health Question,

PAUBTN. Q-l am a woman 40 years
old and for several years | have been
trvubaed with yellow spots on my back.
] aho have an intense i'ching in my
syee. What would you ndviss me to do :
A@The spots you mention probably
are liver epots. These are due 20 de-
po~tfs OF pigment In the skin and very
little can be done TO remove thern except
TO correct the constipation which IA
usuauy present in this condition. ]
would soGrest that you bav>s yor eyes
examined and follow whatever advice
the doctor Gtves you.
/, p Own you please t~fl me what
causes me TO hiccoogh after drink any
thing hctr
f-wNl you please ter me about -
A-Hiccough Is caused bv contrr ctior
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06

For United States Senator
THOMAS r. BAYARD
For United states Senator
Unexplred Term. ending March 4,
1921
THOMAS f. BAYARD
For Representative in Congress
WILLIAM ~. BOYCE
For state Treasurer
ROLAND r. CULLEN
For Auditor Of Accounts
MABEL r. DERRY
For Insurance Commi-sioner
NORMAN COLLISION
For Register Of Wills
HARLEY !. STRAHORN
For Recorder Of Deeda
FRANK +. YEARSI.EY
For Sheriff
JOHN w. WALLS
For Coroner
J. LESLIE FORD
For Senator I'm General Assembly
District No. ono
WRIGHT G. DYER
Representative in General Assembly
District No Three
PAUL WARD
For Levy Court Commissioner
District No Two
CHARLES A. SAVILLE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06
NOMIN TI0N

NoMlNA ALTON
For senator in General Assembly
Dist. No 3-Rohert Orr
Dist No. b--Rlchard r. Cam
Dist. No. Harris n. Mcdowell
Representative in General Assembly
Dist. No. MARTIN V Farrell
Dist. No. 2--Robert NJ. Hunter
Dist. No. Thomas = ffsrkins
Dlat. No. h-Iosoph NJ Brogsn
Dist. No. 6--Charlea g. Linter
Dist. No. William Moore
Dist. No. s--Jsmes II. Reynolds
Dist. No. 9--Frank Collins
Dist. No. l0--James Rogers Holcnmb
Dist. No. 1i-Wllliam j. Crompton
Dist. No. 12--IIarry Pratt
Dist. No. 1S--uenry l.. Davis
Dist. No. 14-George r Slant
Dist. No. 15--Iioward Jones
Levy Court Commissioners
Dist. No. 4-JOhn Ncvin
! Dist No. 6-Thomas w. Tr7iitt
! Dist. No. james A. Hart
Inspectors OF Election
Brandywine Hundred
| LIST Elec Dlst--Willard Handy
2nd Elec. Dist.-Harvey MCCrca
! Ord EleC. Dist--Joseph IIabbart
4th EleC. Dist.--Thomas Gray
9th Elec. Dlst.-Msry A. Gray
| Christana Hundred
1st Elec. DiSt.-Frank Hanna
and Elec. Dist.-Harry Kendall
3rd Elec. Michael Toomey
4th Elec. Dist-Johr Frederick
5th EleC. Dist.-John J. Thompson. Jr
9th EleC. Dist.--John NJ. Timer
eth Elec. Dist. Morton Gregg
Mil Creek Hundred
lst Elec. Dist.-swiihin Springer
End Elec. Dist-Clarence G.. Collins
3rd Eloc. Dist.-Frank Mote, Jr.
9Th Elec. Dist.-Geo. Pyle
White Clay Creek Hundred
LIST Elsc. Dist.-Elmer ]. Ellison
End Elec. ist.-Harlan Herdman
3rd Elec. Dist-Alton wingste
New Castle Hundred
list Elec. Dist.-Frank Il. Proud
End Elec. Dist. Harry Munson
3rd Elec. Dist.-Benjamin j, Moore
4th Elec. Dist.-John b. Montgomer-
9Th Elec. Dist.-Sewell d. Scott
9th Elec. Dist William y. Davis
Pencader Hundred
lst Elec. William r. Berry
End Elec. Dist.-Harry l.. Dayett, Ji
Rod Lion Hundred
lst Elec. Dist-Frank Irons
End Elec. Dist.-William r. Calhoun
ST. Georges Hundred
LIST Elec. Dist.--Bayard A. Vandegrif
End Elec. Dist.-Walther Yearsley
3rd Blec. Dist-Charles Beaston
4th Elsc. Dist.--Benjamin Armstron
Appoquinimink Hundred
| 1st Elec. Dist.-Dallas N Hart
End Elec. Dict.-George II. O'Nel
Blackbird Hundred
1st Elec. Dist.-William l.. Derrickso
] 2nd Elec. Dist--Ridgeley Nickerson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06

For United States Senator
(Tull Term beginning March T. 1920
COLEMAN DU PoNT
For United States eenstor
(Uncrpired Term. ending March 4,
1920
COLEMAN DU POET
For Representative in Congress
CALEB r. LAYTON
For state Treasurer
THOMAS s. FOCRACRE
For Auditor Of Accounts
JOSEPH MORRIS HARRINGTON
For Insurance Commi-sloner
CHARLES NJ. HOLLIS
For Register Of Wills
ISAAC r. BROWN
For Recorder Of Deeds
ALBERT sTETsER
For Sheriff
SAMUEL a. MDANGEL
For Coroner
CHARLES A. TAYLOR
For Senator in General Assembly
District No. one
WILLIAM a. STMONTON
Representative IN General Assembl,
District so. Three
CHARLES S. LEDNUM
For Levy Court CommlH-ionsr
District No, Two
HAMILTON s. STEWART
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For United States Senator
(Fun Term beginning March I, 1e23)
FRANK STEPHENS
For United States Senator
(UneIpired Term. ending March g.
1921
FRANK STEPHENS
For Representative in Congress
FRANK A. HOUCK
For State Treasurer
PATRICK HENRY HEvERTN
For Auditor of Accounts
MABEL FRANCES DERBY
For Insurance Commissioner
WILLIAM wORTHTNGTON, JR.
For Register Of Wills
GEORGE II. HALLETT. JR.
For Recorder Of Deeds
CORA l.. POTTER
FOR Sheriff
For Coroner
For Senator in General Assembly
District No. One
ELIZABETH II sTIPLTTH
Representative in General Assenbl
District No. Three
ROBERT Y. TATNALL
For Levy Court Commissioner
District No. Two
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06
For United States Senator
(Full Term beginning March 4, tezzb

For United States aenator
Full Term beginning March 4, ts7s)
THOMAS r. BAYARD
For United States Senator
Un.rpired Term, ending March 4.
1920
THOMAS r. BAYARD
For Representative In Congress
WILLIAM II. BOYCE
For State Treasurer
ROLAND r. CULLEN
For Auditor Of Accounts
MABEL r. DERBY
For Insursnce Comnissionr
NORMAN COLLIsoH
For Register Of win,
HARLEY !. sTPAHOPN
For Recorder ~ Deedy
FRANK r. YBARsLEY
For Sheriff
JOHN W. WALLS
For Coroner
J. LESLIE FORD
For Senator in General Assembly
District No. One
Representative in General Assembly
Dstrics No. Three
For Levy Court Commissioner
District No. Two
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06
YOUR HEALTH
WHY YOU MUST SAFEGUARD
YOUR AIR, FOOD AND WATER
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.

Commissioner of Health. New York City.

\ FEW weeks ago I called at the country home OF a
~ doctor friend Of mine. He has been in ill-heath
for several years and has retired to wonderful
old mansion which used to visit a boy.
We sat on the front porch, gazing over his fields,
the pond where skated years and looked
down the village every house of which familiar
to a my own.
1t is natural for doctors to talk shop. We talked
about disease. This is what my friend said:
"The quality Of tissue depends on the quality of
the blood The quality of blood depends the quality
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06
N0MTNkTION

NOMINATIOE
Representative in General Assembly
Dist. No. 1s-H.nry r. Davis
I.vy Court Cornrnis.,onsrs
Dist. No. Edward e. F. w.bh
Inspectors Of Election
Psncader Hundred
I 1st EIec. Dist.-Willian r. Berry
2nd Elec Dist.--Harry L. Dsys,., Jr.
81. Georges Hundred
1st. Elec. Dist-Bayard Vandeer,rt
2nd Elec. Dist-Yaltsr p. Yesr.ley,
Bird EIec. Dist.--Charles Beaston
4th Elec. Dist-Beniarnin Armstrong
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NOwISATION
For senator in General A-rcpbly
Dist No. 3 John Gupin HIshneld. Jr.
Dist No 5-John r. II CLAYTON
Dist. No, = Harry s woodk-eper
Representative IN General Assembly
Dist. No. l. Harry ~. Marr
Dist, No. James r. McManus
Dist. No. William r Virden
Dist. No. John y. Grimth, Junior
Dist. No. G--Harry q Little
Dist. No William Lord
Dist. No. S-Charles Palmer Diok,y
Dist. No. o-Robert s. GaIlaher
Dist. No 10 Edward 8. Megglnson
Dist. No. John l.. Deputy
Dist. No. William l.. Reybold
Dist. No. i3-IIenry y. Howell
Dist. No. 14-Harry .. Weatherly
Dist. No. 15-Pcter r. Fretz
Levy Court Commissioners
Dist No. 4-Delawarc S. Wright
Dist. No. 6--Phillp Earle Pleasanton
Dist. No. John d. Reynolds
inspectors Of Election
Bfandywine Hundred
lat Elec. Dist.-Robert w. Lilley
End Elec. Dist.-H. Paul Simon
Bird Elec. Dist.-Charles a. Berg
4th Elec. Dist.--John Frank Davis
5th Elec. Dist.-John VI. Casey
Chri,tiana Hundred
lst Elcc. Dst.-Ralph Ruth
End Elec. Dist.-George B. Wainrish
3rd Elec. Dist-Arthur Doraugh
4th Elec. Dist.-willIam II. Hollings
worth
5th Elec. Dist.-John II. Gsary
9Th Elec. Dist-George II. Tinsnsa
7th Elec. Dist.-Fra ncis D. Heckmai
MIL Creek Hundred
1st Elec. Dist-Sylvester Brittinshan
End Elec. Dist.-Edwin NJ Pierson
3rd Elec. Dist.-Clarence Edwin Guth
rie
4th Elec Dist-william H. Chamber
5th Elec. Dist.-Verner Vanfieet
White Clay Creek Hundred
lst Elec. Dist.-Ralph BarchuB
End Elec. Dist.-Samuel Pusey Morri
srd Flee. Dist-John T. Hanna
New Castle Hundred
| LIST Elec. William II. Beck
! End Elec. Dist.-William H. Ramsey
3rd Elec. Dist.-Clyde wesr
4th Elec. Dist,-wiIliam Norma
Banks
/ 5th Elec. Dist.-Horace Eastburn
9Th Elec. Dist.-Joseph Hardy
Psncader Hundred
1st Elec. Dist.-Edwsrd Q. Walton
End Elec. Dist.-Julian Laws
Red Lion Hundred
LIST Elec. Dist.-Stewart L. Beck
End Elec. Dist.-James II. Batten
st. Georges Hundred
LIST Elec. Dist.-Joseph r. Carrow
End Elec. Dist.-Harry NJ Faunce
3rd Elec. Dist.-Alfred w. Porter
4th Elec. Dist.-Charles 3. Eniso
Junior
Appoquinlmink Hundred
1st Flee. Dist-Thomas S. Enos
End Elec. Dist.-Edward s. Boyd
Blsckbird Hundred
lst Elec Dist.--Edgar T. Heinold
End Elec. Dist.-Robert Walton
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The WELL he because the air. the
his WELL the simple food OF
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he voted FOR In tho Third
representative District
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The above IL a list of candidates n
be voted for in the Third
Representative District
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Tho above is lirt Of candidatey 10
be voted for in tho Third
representative District
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Tho above i- a list Of candidates to
be voted for i'm the Third
Representative District
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NOMINATION
For Senator in General Assembly
Dist No. 3-Alsn Farmer
Dist. No s--Jo-.ph A. C.rlin
Representative In General Assembly
Dist. 70 Clara Finkelst.in
Dist No. 5--Ss muel Cannon
Dist No. FLORENCE Garvin
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nerve involvement You should have an
examination. to determine what In ceus-
ing your trouble and have It treated
accordingly.
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inturc the hnir and affect It's growth
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