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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
news OF 1 DAY
FROM THE STATE
0oatord Business Men Form Or
ganllation to Advance
Towns Interests.
koLoIER PICTURE FOR POST

Hrom Every Evenings Correspondents
Dover, Feb. l6.--At the regular
Injecting OF Walter l.. Fox Post, No.
b, American Legion. of this town. Miss
ka,ie Fox. sister Of Waiter l.. Fox.
Uho lost his lifc In the World War and
kcr whom the Dover Post ia named.
PORTRAIT OF her brother. finished In oil
And ssy'hassd In frame; Tso the
nars, American nag which covered
nhe csskct Of her brother on i,s ship
pnent 90 this country. The portrait
has been placed In Legion headpuar-
tcrs. Directly under the nag.
A committee from nover's Chamber
~ Commerce appeared before the Post
In the interest OF the community play
lXrOunds campaign which is being fos-
rered by that body. After a brief dis
,ua~ion, tho post decided TO endorse
the movement and instructed the post
commander to appoint committee to
Sssst An the work
pr. Cahan Sipple. local representa-
1.-Two cf the United state. Public Health
Scryico, explained some OF the rcliei
that can be secured through this SER
vice,
lookne forward 10 the usual OBJ
scrvanco OF Memorial Day. the post
authorized the appointment OF N COM
aait,ee which viii prepare for tho ser.
Nic.s.
A. O.. Livingstone has heon chosen
a,y tho post as historian. Mr.. Living.
eione IN preparing 20 collect larg,
Gmount of data concerning the wal
Nctivitics of the members of tho post
vhc town and the county.
Final arrangements were complete,
1or the Posts Washington Birthday
hianco 90 be held IN the state Armor,
pn.Nt Wednesday evening
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel, Feb. 1s-The funeral of
William ID. Hastings, aged 76 years
who died Of cerebral hemorrhage
while visiting relatives in Wilmington
was held AT the home Of his daughtre
Mrs. Leonard Murphy. on West street
yesterday afternoon. Rev. w. Osborne
Bennett. assisted by Rev. +. F. Car
penter OF Seaford. officiating. Inter
ment In i. o. o. +. cemetery.
Mrs. Willie +. Burford is I'm Phila-
delphia this week.
Mrs. Sallie A. Elliott Is seriously II
at her home on Willow street
Mrs. Sallie II. Fooks is in Berlin
Md. a guest of State Senator and Mrs
Orlando Harrison.
Harlan Owens. who Is employed IN
Wilmington. is on a visit to his mother
Mrs. Carrie Owens.
Mrs. John Spicer OF Delaware City
is a guest of Mrs. Fred Morton.
Sirrnan Elliott. driver for NJ T.. Cul
ver's dairy farms. was on his way
yesterday morning, with a load OF mill
and when about two miles from tow
he collided with pole that hat
broken on during the night and wa
leaning across the road. The collisiol
tore the top OF his wagon. but MI
Elliott escaped injury by jumping
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BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE.

seAfori. Feb ia "get together
meeting was held by the merchants o,
Rhis town IN Junior Mechanics Hall.
3rrs night. and the Merchants Asso-
UaA Ion os Seaford WAS tho outcome
.Th~ meeting was called 20 order by
Samuel J. Stein. who was made tempo
Frary chairman. Or. r.. NJ. Kaufman
wHe made temporary secretary.
Ways and means for stimulating
business IN Seaford and bringing more
'Teople 90 the town were discussed
aiso matters pertaining 20 getting bet
Ter road facilities lending into the
Gown.
Practically every merchant In Sea-
ford ha. signified his intention OF be-
ing present at the next meeting. 20 b,
held Tuesday evening. February 2l.
Samuel j Stein was elected pres,.
dent Walter 7. Wallace. v.ce-presi.
dent; W. Howard Turpln. secretary
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Alkaii in Soap
Bad for the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully. II
you want TO keep your hair looking
its best. Most soaps and prepared
shanpoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle and ruins IT.
The best thing FOR steady use is
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (Which
Is pure and greaselses). and is better
than anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls Of Mulsi-
fed will cleanse the hair and SCALP
thoroughly. Simply moisten the HAIR
with water and rub 1t in. 1t makes
an abundance Of rich. creamy lath.r
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle OF dust. dirt, dandrufl
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, ard 1t leaves tho
scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky
bright, lustrous. fluffy and easy tc
manage.
You can get Mulsifed cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, rs very
cheap, and few ounces will supply
every member Of the family fol
months. Be sure your druggist give.
you Mulsined
n
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OF. JAPAN
At CLUB ANNUAL
Luncheon at Hotel, Followed by
Entertainment by Dover
Club, Yesterday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Feb. 1e.-Yesterday, Dover
Century Club gave its annual club
luncheon at Hotel Richardson, and
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
more than 200 patrons participated.
A pleasing entertainment followed at
the club house on Dover Green, In
Guiding a japanese scene and play.
The tables at the luncheon were
tastefully decorated and presided over
by twenty OF the younger club mem
bers. The menu consisted of chicken
salad, fried oysters. biscuit, olives,
pickles, coffee. ice cream and cake.
The invocation was given by Mrs. =.
+. Thompson. The address of well
come was given by the president, Mrs.
Robert f. Lewis. who introduced Mrs.
Annie f. Watson as toastmistress to
the delight Of all.
The toasts, which were on the theme
"The Office of President" included the
Following: THE Power II Gives" Mrs.
Evans, Milford; THE Joys and Sor-
rows 1t Brings" Mrs. r. H. VanDyke,
Dover THE Ideal President" Mrs.
Brewington. Delmar; THE Inspiration
Of the Office" Mrs. II. d. Boyer,
Smyrna; THE Tie That Binds" Mrs
Garrett Harrington. Harrington.
Following the luncheon. the entire
company went to the club house
where another enjoyable feast was
given. arranged by the club program
chairman, Mrs. Walter A. Powell. wife
of Judge Powell. When the curtain
was drawn on the stage a beautiful
Japanese homo was revealed, where
the members and friends visited Mrs
Warren Mack for the remainder Of
1.-THE afternoon Mrs. Mack, in Japan
ese costume, was at her best as sh,
gave an introduction to the beautiful
/ events that were to follow, giving
lmany OF the fairy tales of that inter
esting company. All participants wer
In costume. Following was the pro
gram:
japanese ntroduction-Mrs. Mack
National Hymn Of Japan-Mrs
Norman Davis, Mrs. Frank Denney
Miss Winifred Morris. Mrs. Loui
Armstrong, Mrs. w. d. Burton an
Mrs. ]. w. Colona.
Feast OF Lanterns-Mrs. Ware
Mack.
Trio from "Mikado"-Mrs. Fran
Danner, Mrs. w. ID. Burton, Mrs.
w. Colona.
. Mirror of Natsumaja-Mrs. Mack.
Duet from Madam Butterfly
Mrs. l.. j.. Armstrong. Mrs. w.
Burton.
Parasol Drill-Alice Danner, Bar
bara Colona, Louis Mack, Mirlal
: Prettyman, Thelma Livingston.
The Tongue-cut Sparrow-Mrl
Mack.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES. =

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton. Nd, Feb. 16.--Mrs katb-
erine -. Blddle. widow of George Bid
die. who for thirty years was super
intendent of the Schools Of Cecil coun-
ty, died yesterday at her home on
Main street. She was 76 years OF age
and Is survived by n nephew and
three nieces--Rev. Henry Budd. Of
Dover. Del, Mrs. Katherine y. Davis
Mrs. Caroline McNeal. and Miss Mary
Budd, all OF Elkton. Funeral VIII take
place Saturday morning from her late
home in Elkton.
Raymond J.. Barcalow OF Whining
ton and Helen c. Chase Of Philadel.
town and Nellie McGetligan OF Havrt
de Graces were granted marriage Ii.
ccnses In Elltton yesterday.
Moro than q hundred Elktonians
visited Wilmington. yesterday. seek
| ing bargains at the dollar day Gales
| The inclement weather kept a grea
many prospective purchasers from
visiting tho city.
George J.. Ewing Of Rising Sun hal
been appointed county constable 10
tho Sixth district.
Rev. James NJ. Wright has been ap
pointed rector Of ST. Mary's Episco
pal church. North East, and enter
cd upon his duties on Sunday last
Miss Mary c. Haines, teacher in
school at Mamaroneck. n. Y, 5
spending few days this week wit
her mother and sister in Elkton.
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MITE BOXES OPENED.

Middletown. Feb. 16.--Miss Edna NJ.
Wise entertained members OF Queen
Esther Circle. Kings Daughters of
Bethesda NJ. Il. Church, mt her home
on South HSoad street, Tuesday even
ing. 1t was the time for the annual
mite-box opening, which is always an
occasion OF much interest to the Queen
Esther girls.
During the business meeting. several
members read letters which they had
received from girls at tho Rebecca
McCloskey Homo at Boaz. Alabama
acknowledging receipt of Christina
gifts. Each Christmas the circle sends
nice box containing gift for each
girl In the home.
The mite-boxes were found to con-
tain s50.s5. with eleven boxes yet e
hear from.
After a social time the guests were
invited to tho diningroom, which wa.
trimmed very artistically with hcarts
and valentine favors The "Alasks
pie" served was a gift to tho circl,
from M!ddletown Farms.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Feb. 16.-Mrs. Harry
Newman and daughter, Anna. of
Havre de Grace. Nd, and Miss Ger
trude NJ. Sheridan Of Baltimore. are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bowen.
Mrs. Harry Hall and children are
spending a week with her mother,
Mrs. Clara Hemphill. at Chesapeake
City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart of Hick-
ory Grove are being congratulated
upon the birth of a fine baby girl.
Mrs. Dolly Watkins Of Philadelphia
Is spending several days at Port Penn.
A social will be held at the home
of Miss Mae Yearsley. this evening
for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
Church OF Port Penn.
Mrs. r. II. Cam of Kirkwood IS
spending a week with her son, Law
renee Cam, at Richmond. Va.
! Mrs. Mary Mace. after spending two
months with her daughter, Mrs. An
drew ShultZ, returned to her home
at Baltimore. yesterday.
Rev and Mrs. J. c. Mccoy will en-
tertain the Ladies' AID Society of St
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LEFT LARGE FAMILY

Laurel, Feb 1.-THE late Uncle"
John Pusey. left an unusually large
family In addition TO the widow. Sarah,
who is SO years OF age. nearly blind
and partially paralyzed There are
four children-Gfover Cleveland, Will
liam T.. and James d. Pusey-and Mrs
Cora Morris. all living near here.
There are is grandchildren, and ID
great grandchildren
Uncle john" as he was lovingly
known. was quite large IN stature and
until a few years ago was considered
one OF the most powerful men in Sus-
sex county. He was a staunch Demo
crat and very active In politics, hav-
/ Ing been a voter for the past sixty
years During that time he Was never
known 10 scratch a name off his
ticket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
DROP WOMEN,
DEMAND UNEMPLOYED


Vienna. Feb. 1G~-The dis
charge Or all women employees
In public service. their places 10
be taken by jobless married men,
was thp chief demand expressed
at a mass meeting OF upemploy-
merit Tuesday. Another dee
mand was tho abolition OF over
time and piecework In all In
dustrics.
Sono 1ery speeches were
made. but there was no disorder.
II fear OF demonstration, most
Of the city's shops had put up
their shutters, and heavy po-
leo patrols were In evidence.
II ~ estimated that there ore
in Vienna 10000 unemployed
union workers. an increase OF
60 per cent In two months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. Fob. Ie.--Memhers OF the
slScd" membership team Of the
Church Service League OF 81. Thomas
11piscapal Church were guests of the
s1'luo" team az a valentine social in
the psfiah house Tuesday night. The
~Reds team recently won a member
ehlp contest
The Women's Auxiliary OF st.
fThomas Episcopal Church viii meet
orriday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
W1iam =. Haynes. on Delaware
ev&iuo.
pr. Aduilla Webb, pastor Of First
Central Presbyterian Church. Will
naingion, gave n talk on "The Virgin
Wirth" at tho Round Table. in the
aounso room 81 the University OF Del
aware, Tuesday night
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Young FOLKS TO WED.

Georgetown, Del. Feb. is--C-erk OF
Tho rvAcs Frank W. 1awson has
Ararted marriage license 20 IAN
Sord u. fcttyiohn. son OF Arthur Pet
=, iohn of near iiarheson. and Miss
ifrancos y. Vincent. daughter OF Her
n'frt J. Vincent. As the groom is but
~ wears old and tho bride only IL
gears under the laws of Delaware Il
fccame necessary for the parents 10
grant their consent to the marriage
And instruct Clerk 81 tho Peace Law
fon ~ grant the license. which they
Gid
Niiss Minnie Elliott. daughter OF Mrs
Elizabeth Elliott OF Ocean View, and Mr.
Nohllt of Philadelphia. were married
faturday afternoon nt the home of the
bride, hy Rev. r.. c. Ilaliman, pastor
~ Ocean View Methodist Episcopal
Ahurch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
BANQUET FOR CHURCH MEN.

Dover. Feb. l6.-The banquet for the
men OF Christ u. Il. Church and their
friends, to be given at Hotel Rich
ardson this evening, promises TO be
a most enjoyable affair. Chancellor
Wolcott will act as toastp1aster and
addresses will be made by State Super
intendent OF Public instruction ii. "
Holloway and Bishop Phillip Cook OF
the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware
The committee In charge Of the
banquet includes II. V. Holloway, II
l. Beers. Arnold Richardson, George
+. Dawson. Robert II. Carty. S. War
ren Hall. j. Frank Startling. IL. Ridge
ly Harrington. Harry A. Richardson
and @. Valentine Massey.
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BARN AND HOUSE BURNED.

Newark, Feb. 16.--rhe barn OF Will
liam Mitchell, near Christiana, wns
destroyed by fire about o'clock yes
terday morning. One horse was burn
ed and a large quantity Or farming
implements. hay and grain. The cause
Of the fire is unknown. Several head
of cattle that were In the barn at
the time the fire started were gotten
out. There was some insurance on
tho building but not near enough "a
cover the loss.
A fire company was recently or
ganized at Christiana but has secured
no apparatus az yet. Farmers by
forming a bucket brigade saved sew
eral adjoining buildings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
Guaranteed Stomach Remedy
Makes Big Hit in Wilmington
Dr. Orths Stomach Remedy Now Being Sold by All Druggists
the Square Deal Money Back Plan

realize that yori are taking the prescrfp-
ton OF a physician who pracficed ned
icine in the states Of Pennsylvania and
Ohio for sixty years and that In tnoso
years he successfully treated thousands -
cases exactly Ike yours
Now. n you really want = good. healthy.
never bothers me" kind ~ . stomach.
and remember that 80 - most rigidly
guaranteed
Special note % ouf-of-tOwr surer~rs--
Is cents mailed 10 the DR. Or.h Isnora-
tories East Liverpool Ohio Nfli bring a
box by Parcel Post. and guaranteed You
can get It at ali druggists
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RED MEMS BIG AFFAIR.

Milford. Feb. ls.-The lodges Of Red
Men OF Kent and Sussex counties will
hold large adoption IN the State
Armory at Milford on tho evening OF
March 25. Tho lodges have been MAX
ing n drive for membership and have
decided 20 initiate all the candidates
at one time.
The work Of adoption VIII bc done
by tho degree team OF Sakimas Tribe
OF Milford. and It is said there will be
about four hundred candidates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
TUBERCULOSIS TESTS.

Newark, Feb. 16.--J. +. Creedon and
DIR. ]. r. Portens. representing the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Bureau of Animal Husbapdry
are working In the vicinity of Newark.
making tubercular tests OF cattle.
Many cattle. 1t is understood, have
been found affected with the disease
and have been destroyed. The owner
is reimbursed. at least In part, for
the loss Of his cattle under these cir
cumstances.
The cattle that are being inspected
ed into ian agreement with the State
Board of Agriculture and the United
States Department Of Agriculture 70
have the tuberculin test made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
A BABY VALENTINE.

Dover, Feb. 1e.--A real live valen-
tine in tho form of "a 12-pound baby
boy WAS left at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Queen, on a farm four
miles west of Dover. Tuesday.
Having been horn on st. Valentines
day, the child was named Daniel Val
entine Queen. Mother and child are
doing we'll
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FORWARDING Y. w. c. A.

Dover. Feb. le.--At the Dover Bust
ness Womens banquet. held In the
basement Of Peoples Christian Church
last evening. preliminary to the orga-
nination Of a Y. w. c. A. for Dover
forty-six young girls attended. Miss
Emma Sh.sler acted as toastmaste1
and the following toasts were respond
ed to:
Adventures in Occupation" Miss
Martha Good; I'm Play" Miss Kath-
ryn Wood; In Art" Miss Nan Low
Dor; I'm Out Of Door, Miss Eliza
beth Lowbr: In Friendship" MRS
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Mollie Harbordt; "1n Organization" !"
Miss Mabel Krall. Mrs. Emma Stew
art gave several musical sclections.
Mrs. Dcnncy. wife Of Governor Dem
ney. made \ short address.
Looking toward a permanent orHa-
nixation nominating COMMITTEES was
appointed to suggest officers for tho
u w. G. A. mt a meeting to be hold
next Tuesday evening. February 81,
at tho Atlanta House, az follows;
Misses Louise Phillips, Helen Jones
Mary Jones. Charlotte Gray and Eliza
beth LoWbnr.
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WOMEN MAY ESCAPE TAX.

Georgetown, Feb. l6s--Levy Court
lVommisioner~ have decided that a
.capliation tax Of Sl.?S should be levied
sor the year iegs on zach male citizen
SVor Q years OF aso.
No action was taken regarding the
svomon who now have the right OF
Franchise. and before they can he as
Acnaod. u b said. change will have
o. b. made IN tho laws.
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Go 70 your druggist. says DR.. Orth, If
you are a sufferer from stomach trouble,
and get a handy form package OF DR..
Orth's Stomach Remedy-remembe the
name Take IL according 20 direction.
and II, after taking. you can trGthfully
say 10 has done you no good I don't want
your money. Simply take the empty box
back 20 your druggist and get your money
back
So il you suffer from Indigestion, Dys-
pepsa. Acldity, Sour Stomach, Gas. Heart
burn. BiliOusness and Bloating after eat
stomach and side. 90 90 your druggist a,
once and get a box Of DIT Orth's Stomach
Remedy. and when you start 20 take H.
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FATHER AND SON BANQUET.

Dover. Feb. 1e.--Dover Rotary Club
has launched a movement for Faith
er and Son" banquet for town and
vicinity, but the date has not yet been
announced. Invitations will be el-
tended to every father In this vicinity
to attend with one or. more OF his sons
where a father has not son or sons
he VIII be asked to bring some other
fathers son.
The banquet will be held ct ono of
the local hotels here and program
suitable TO the occasion IL In course
of nrena rn fion
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CONsISTORY LUNCHEON.
Rev. lack Wells VIII Be the Speaker
Tomorrow.

Rev. Zacls w. Wells, pastor OF Wes-
ley NJ. +. Church. will be the speak
er at the MONDAY luncheon OF the
Delaware Consistory at the. Consistory
House, l001 Jefferson street, tomorrow
at 1915. These luncheons have been
meeting with much favor and from an
attendance OF about 20 at the first
meeting, the attendance has grown to
nearly 70 at the luncheon last week.
II is the hope now that the at
tendance will soon reach the 100 mark,
for there are about 1900 members OF
the Consistory in this city and vicin-
ity. An excellent luncheon is served
at each meeting and it is expected
that as the members become more ac-
quainted with the plan that there will
| be an even greater attendance
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RIG CATCH OF FISH.

Milford. Feb. l6.->J. NJ. Cheeseman
and James Peterson, two fishermen,
caught twenty-five bushels OF fish in
the Mispillion river which runs
through Milford. yesterday.
They cauEhtsthe fish, most OF which
were perch. about the center Of the
town
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Common Pleas Court.

Judge Rice. in tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas, yesterday reserved deci-
sion in the case Of George Martin
against Stephen Loguc. The plain
uT sued for sS5, alleging he was
struck by the defendants automobile
and suffered personal injury and
damage to his bicycle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
LEwES NOTES.

Lewes. Feb. 16.-The Women's For-
eign Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian Church will celebrate IT'S 33d
anniversary by giving tea, this af-
ternoon, at the manse. A silver col
lection win be taken.
Captain John Elliott OF Philadel-
phia. with his family. has rented Mrs.
William Manning's home for one year.
Mrs. Il. T. Chamberlain went TO
Philadelphia. Monday. on a business
trip.
The Girls Friendly meets tonight at
Mrs. William p. Orr's.
Tug James McNally is loading scrap
at the Lewes Fertilizing Co.'S wharf
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brought to HIS late homo here. last
night.
The funeral wfil be held Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in Mt. Olivet
Methodist Protestant Church, with SER
vtces conducted by tho pastor. Rev. 8.
w. Coe. Interment in Odd Fellows
cemetery.
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TO BH BURIED TOMORROW

sesford, Feb. ls--'rhe remains OF
Nt~phsn J. James. missing Seaford
Smerchant, who was found dead beside
che railroad tracks ,n Canton. South
Aai,imore. .as, Saturday night. were
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For Cold on the Chest

Mustcrole II easy 10 apply and Il
ldocr not blister like the fashioned
mustard plaster.
Musiefoie r. a c,ean. white ointment.
made with oil of mustard. Simply mas
sasc - IN gently with the finger tips.
You viii be delighted TO see how
quickly Il brings relief.
Get Musterole a. your drug store.
~ 4 81 Jars and tubes: hospital s,ze IS.
Better Than n Mustard Plaster.
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ELscrRIc LIGHT AT MLLspoRo

Millshoro. Feb. l6.--rhe electric
o.gh, rys,em for this town was COM
olstcd last week and tho. current turn
I'D on FOR the fret time on Saturday.
The plant In one o: the most modern
80 bc found In any OF tho small towns
4n lower Delaware
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To Hold n Bake.

The women's. Auxiliary OF st. Johns
r. r. Church will give a bake IN tho
Gas CO. office on Saturday morning.
The proceeds win be equally divided
between she Emergency Relief Com
mite and tho Lenten box.
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Dance In Yorklyn Club Auditorium.
Yorklyn. Delaware, Saturday evening.
February IS. Music by Majestic Sere-
naders. A real treat. O'Nears bus
line direct to dancer-Adv.
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Use SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PAIN

T TITLE aches grow into big pains
unless warded off by an applica-
ton of Sloan's. Rheumatism.
neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't
fight long against Sloan's Liniment.
For more than forty years Sloan's
Liniment has helped thousands, the
world over. You won't be an excep-
ton. 1t certainly does produce results.
Hpenetrutes soitho,.t rubbing. Keep
this old family friend alOuys handy
for instant use. Ask your neighbor.
At all druggists-3sc, 7oc, $l.4o.
S$!1!Od11iS $!!!:1:'!S||