EVERY EVENING-WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1920. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY T1IC ELLLRrt SURY CROP. Ileal Folate CONFIDENCE FELT TN ltal folate Heal Estate ILL CABINET-MEMBERS FOR SALE Seyenrofm dwelling, near Ninth and Adama street. Iarge lot, atl feet front by K0 f(H(t deep. Fine location for a hnm or btiatnena, A (no a nUie-rm houan and bat nar Fourth and Van Buret! ttreeta.
For full particular apply to F. A. DAVIS CO. 1(M)0 Tatnall Street. Phono 712.
Fire Inaurancfl. ink-Is a Little Uneasy as to His Home State, But Not as to General Result. FOR SALE 700 block North 8 team hent. WM hloek. Adam 9 P.
WK) block Moirnw Ht. 1500 block W. Frnirth 7 bot, wtr heat. 810 VandeTcr 6 b.f fumd bome, Clrner property, 0 with cigar, im mream Mid cftndy utrrre. .102 Union 0 with atore.
West Seventh 7 hot wtder beat; nine. home. 4() N. Franklin St 7 Tn cheap, $3,200. JAMES PENNETT0 FOR SALE 2ol2 0 p.
electric. fftOOO. 2700 tilnek. West, corner, tu ehn-trk. $5Mh).
2700 block. West, new, aquar plan, fl beater, electric. $5B0o. coo block, Monroe, 7 p. toilet mcond flor, front terrace, (tas.
$a2(H), ftoo block. Clayton. plpelcwa healer, 2 garages, electric, wa.sli tuba in cellar. 400 block, N. Franklin, 7 toilet bathroom, new plumblnK.
Property la in perfect order. Posesiou i0 days. Houth Itroome, very desirable aeetlon. thrtm lare iMMlroomit. bath, with wanh-atand.
hot water electric. Including shades, linoleum In kitchen, cook Move. Immediate posaesiiion. fKUM) cah, balanco on mortgage. 1000 block.
W. Firth, 8 r. b. p. h.
Room for garatte. 91300 caslu bfUanro on mortgRKC. 1137 Read, r. r. sewer, in good order.
S.Mhi caaU, balance in monthly pay-menta. FARM, 144 ACRES 120 ncre tillable. 10 mllea from Wilmington. UH mllea from Newark, Kx eel lent dwelling and outbuildinga. Nice mmdnw and good wKKla.
Some fruit, ronxiftt fng of applea peaehea and peara. Thla la good quality lami and well hcall. Price iU.600, New Interest in Iong Neglected Wild Fruits. This is the time of the year when the elderberry ond tic wild cherry ore riiening in "the fields and along the bvwavs around New York City. Never before, say the ohlcst inhabitants cf Ixuig Island, were the elderberry bushes po heavily ladened or the limbs of the wild cherry so weighed down with fruit.
A womansitting by tho roadside, who had just finished Piling two large baskets with elderberries, said in answer to the question cf a pnsRing stranger. "They are for jelly; make wonderful jellv for invalids find children; my boy was dving and elderberry jelly wived him. Great fruit great for making Around a turn in the road ft man was stripping a wild cherry tree ef its ripe fruit. "To make jelly of it," he Mid. "The woman back there said the same thing ef the elderberry." The man laughed.
"Nothing of the kind; she is picking them for wine. She has ten gallons made and hopes to get as much more More the season ends." "You can make wine, too, from wild cherries?" "Yes," he said smiling, "thats what I am going to do with these. 1 have five gallons already. Providence heirs the man with an 'empty cellar if he helps himself." Hut let any one seeking such help bestir himself." Competition is strong, for again expressing the opinion of the oldest nhabitants, never In-fore were thero so manv lerrv and wild cherry pickers afield M. W.
VAUGHN 914 Orani? Street, Phone t4t. I'lione 5495. 105 W. NINTTTST Rent Collected. Wahincton.
D. Sept. 29. Secn-tsry of the Navy Daniels, alone of all tho members of "the Cabinet, expressed any jvssimism concerning the political outlook for the Democratic party while assembling for the reci'ar Tuesday Cal-met meeting at the White House yesterday. Secretary Daniels, however, does not entertain any doubt concerning the 1 Vnioerat ie victory this fall.
The pessimism felt by him is over the situation in his home "State of N-rth Carolina where, according to his statement, the fight is lose, and for that reason he will leave Washington immediately to take the s-ttmip. Ho will speak, at Raleigh, Ashe-mIIc and other wint. West Virginia, according to the Secretary of the Navy, who had just returned from a speaking tour through that State, is saWv within the Democratic fold and he docs not believe thero is the slsghtes-t chance for the Republicans. Secretary of Agriculture Meredith as-serted ycMordav that the Middle West is unqucsticnaMy for the Ix-ague of Nation? and. therefore, for Governor Cox.
ILt says that reports reaching him from Iowa arc particularly reassuring and that in that anet out of DEBT. Investment- f.29 to B. Connell. two-tory brick houm-a, porch, gas. $15oo each.
Pos.sexsiuii if desired. E. Thlrty-nith. near Market, fl r. hot water heat, electric.
5 feet frontiige, Ss fuet deep. Kxccllent location. 1argo attic, laundry, city water. Franklin, 4O0 block. 6 b.
gas. PoaaeaMon when deidrod. V. Pourth. bloek, 9 h.
p. elec tric, tiireo large porchen. Proierty In A I Condit ion. H) idock. JetTerwni.
7 trtSOO. PI RE INSURANCE. JOHN 833 Orange Street. Phone 417. Open Until 9.30 p.
m. Only Three of Our New Houses Remaining For Sale N1NK ROOMS, HATH AND LAVAT0HY. WE WILL HEM' YOU It) AHRANG1C THE FINANCING. The Home Building Co, i23 MAmarr stiikkt nitrd im. L.
Mulford Taylor, Mgr. IF YOU'VE NEVER DEEN IN DEBT, KEEP OUT OF IT. YOU MIGHT AS WELL HAVE A MILLSTONE AROUND YOUR NECK. THE DAY YOU PUT YOUR FIRST DOLLAR INTIfE BANK IS A BIG DAY IN YOUR LIFE. MAKE IT A PRACTICE TO REGULARLY DEPOSIT SOMETHING IN THE BANK AND YOU NEED NEVER FEAR DEBT.
DEBT COMES FROM SPENDING NOT FROM SAVING. PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. FARMERS' BANK OF WILMINGTON Third and Market Streets FOR RENT 1002 West 0 r. 2 2(Wt Kins 3 r. b.
1401 W. I'otirlh b. I mediate PoKxosston. Mate lalvr is staunchly supporting tue Icmwratic ticket. Merc lit ill make no canr.pjiignsi'che iri the immediate future.
Attorney General 1 'aimer declared that there Ls no present ground for discouragement insofar as the election of Governor Cox and Franklin I). Roosevelt is cn-rrmH. Fostm-v-fcT General Burleson was the most optimistic of all the Cabinet metn-lors. "Things are rapidly hxking up for the Democratic he said, "and there is go'nir a great turning of the tide that will soon be perfectly obvious. There will be no Republican landslide sruh as that predicted by our Secretary of War Baker, home is in Cleveland.
assertM that the iVnio-eratic partv imdoubtedlv would carry Ohio. II. A NO I "SKY FOR RENT SUBURBAN HOME 11. S. Cbrke property sitimfot! at Duncnn Ro.id arrd PhiUdrl-Vhm pike.
Btfn minutes to city by automobile. Ten large rooms, bath and-all city conveniences. Large grounds ovcrkok-inp Delaware river. Apply CHARLES HAY WARD CO. Ninth and Orange Streets Market street.
Pttono 3037. Gold Bar Pins around the city. New lurk Sun. MORE SONCS AND LESS RICE. The liobolink is" not only a lenut iful bird but a rare songster.
To we him rise from the meadow and hear hurt warbling his wonderful song as he wit gs his way upward is one of the exquisite delights of a northern June. Put they he loves rice; that he tikes his toll of" the southern rice fields. Of course lie does. Birds have to live. They can't live on air and water mv more, than Caruso ami Mclba and GalH-Curci.
They ought rot. to sit for nothing. Matiy of us would rather have the song than "the rice, or at least a little less rice even if rice were all we could get for food. Because he robs the rice grower it is proposM to except him from the migratory bird law and kill him at sight or poison him by the wholesale. Are we forever to estimate all values in dollars and cents9 1 vrn from that low level we venture the statement that month in and month out he pays the world all he owes it.
True as it may le that he would sjm1 a rice field in the Smth. unless with guns and other devices he was prevented, yet in May and June and July insects make up fvT per cent of his food the North. For at least three months of the year he is a faithful worker for the northern fanner. (J raw-hoppers anl caterpillars have no more love for turn than the southern rice grower. Jsomc poplo want all the sweet ard rone of the bitter.
-Our Dumb FOR RENT Office, rent rally located 40 Moron. 1 1 Tlotel property, IS rotsm lake hhop. J2 M. V. VAl'GIIN Phone P4S.
it Oranpe street. CHESTKRTOWN AND VICINITY. of Kvrry Evening Chestertown. Sept. '20.
Captain Curtis Crane, a district delegate to the IVriocratic National Convection held in San KranciscoTs a Baltimore hospital for the rest eure. Captain Crane PLAIN OR ENGRAVED. SOME SET WITH PEARLS OR SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES. GREEN OR YELLOW GOLD AND WITH PLATINUM TOPS. and upward.
COLLINS MEYER JEWELERS Omfga Watches for Perfect Tim. 101 W. Eighth St. the taken ill while in attendance upon RENT 807 SHIPLEY STREET Store or omens. Hov.watw heat and elf.
rlc light. Also a Ovr-room aparttuenv.Apply Str SHIPLEY ST. FOR SALE IrtjKrtv find hiiiHK- nt vv.vt. IlotiwB with fi. rfK.rfw, tpiifn a hith ttarHvf; wrll looM Sm hU IWnion Mrrh 1, IX'l.
J'rK right, Frm of I2S nrm. a-, till.f.To. in hieh iUfo of ralUration. (mit of lt 1 nH cdl.rr Uuhln.r nwlr r.w. rr.ll.ir hoat, njn.m.g wf.T, I.rnt-.I 12 mn fr tml( hnnh w.d Vnrr rrwon.ble; Urn to J.
C. DAVIS uiL rxr.vn:. i honk im middlktown, Animals. FOR SALE AT ELM HURST Semi -detached bungalow, fire room and bath. All city couveniencca.
Price Apply' ILMHURST REALTY CO. S23 Market Strwt. Not an Easy Matter. It no easy matter for the man who is all wrong to find anything that is ail right. Toledo Blade.
FASHION HINTS. Exceptional Used Car Values FRANKLIN 1920 MODEL Ued as demonstrator: run than 5000 rr.ilcs. Carres IN ATLANTIC CITY Attractive "Shisdor-Huilt" Ifomrw Iletached With PriTate Gara3.i im mediate lHeson ttAKTKAM NORTH OP VENT-Noli to Terrna to Suit lurc.haw?r. 11 OPPORTUNITIES VOR HOME BUYERS isiyj V. I irth strr-ft.
nl momit. hath nd porrh for More and dwrllinit. Kislith nd Wl5dnr trw-l. ntnV room and hth business coriirr. l'ois slon.
na Good C. J. 0'KEEFE 'new car guarantee. RUICK 1919 Five-passenger touring car: ran or.iy 5000 miles. Guaranteed to be in first-class condition.
Franklin Motor Sales Co. ELEVENTH AND WEST STREETS Notry Public. Phono iwi. Ttww hrmea are In the heart of bean-tiful Chelsea, the niost d.wirabln re. tricted reiucoli-U section of Atlantic City.
Modern in rrery detail, containing eipht rxxms and three tiath. pantry hot watr heat, electric hthts. laundry tray, basem*nt shower and Uckers Spartoua porch and urrai-ed lawna. Sample house open daily aad Sunday. Umiled timber for rent.
convention and ha? not fully jveoveted. Captain itl cot t. son-in-law of Captain Crare. is from a operation for appendicitis in l'-aslon hospital. The first day of registration for women vote-? this cv.irty proved a record breaking or for the registrars, and was a convirrii of he interest of the women in polities.
It is that women were registered. The Negro vote was out in oree. Master Walter Chapman has a white leghorn co*ckerel that is a veritable watchdog. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Chapman's Lttln sister started out in the yard and the co*ckerel jumped at her, sinking lier on her 1 his morning a Height Kr took a httlo girl out in her chicken yard and the co*ckerel Jlew over the fence and would have latched into little girl had the lady not interfered.
The co*ckerel does not hesitate to let its owner know when a strarger is within the gates. Mis Marvel Seney, daughter of Mt. ar.d Mrs. J. Carroll Seney, has rerurr.ed her duties in Western Maryland Collect.
'Mrs. Charles N. PattoTtrcM was the first woman in Chestertorwn to apply for registration. Captain William C. A.
Thompson caught 31 fir.e rook off Chester bridge early Monday rooming. Dr. II. C. Hushes and Frr.r.k Greenwood got into the big catfish down the river and caught four bunches with hook and line, some of which weighed four pounds.
The big" fertilizer plant of the Peerless Fertilizer" Co. is rapidly neanrg completion; the rpw store of Arlington I. Sparks will le ready for occupancy about the middle of November; the home of Mrs. I. M.
Blyman, on High street extended, will soon occupn-d: the home of Jonathan Anthony, on Ibch street, is being Temodeled and enlarged, and work on the new holdings of Mr. Clothier of Philadelphia, who recently purchased a large preserve on the Sassafras river, is nearir.g completion. These improvements represent an outlay of close to $100,000. Charles II. JefTerson.
who has leen e-uite ill for the past two weeks, is rdle to le up and about. Mrs. George B. West-cott also is to be out. James G.
Peck has moved hi? offices to A STORES FOR RKNT. Market Ptrr-ct noar Thirtieth. Splendid location, suitabk? for any sort 0 small hiisirtessi. Ix)n(3; term lease if dvirpd. $.30 per month.
George W. Shislcr, liuilder and Ownt r. 50 N. BAKTKAM ATU.NTIO CITY. Or Vour Own Rroker, Phones W3i J.
J. mm mim hi INSURANCE. KING AT TENTH STREET. REMOVAL NOTICE! bw to dinp our many frwnd and rritm-r that we now fliy Kt Hrl in our m- hom- where we are preared sTTe vou a. urv-r FURS WUminFgutr0Sieeadins FURS Is rw nine years in Th fur huiiioesa in Wil-ninpton.
Many rn-tomers will teufy to our fair and riiaLi.ity ir inn aivra-tions. Tirinz us your old fnrs. rnsouei t.tm latest ttyie aa nu.e teca like new. Bria tocm io tfure rua. M.
ROSENBERG SOI West Ninth Street D. Tbone FORMERLY OF 701 WEST EIGHTH STREET Our specialty. Plusii Coa' statntil lioTmaa iacian. Lowst rrhasm. FURS STORED PHONES STORES FOR RENT 701 W.
Elchth 15 OO per month. Pleventh near West, month. ntar Eleventh. $KXs per month Rodney st S.W.ik per month. Suitable for pnx'ery, witti heat.
OARAGES FOR RENT. 1520 Delaware 7.oo per month. FOR RKNT Furnished house, 10 rooms aJtath.G location. Possession October 25. KH)7 Tatnall Street.
Insurance. King at Tenth Street. Phones 5S50-5857. the former Hotel Imperial, 'which is leir MS 891! converted into an apartment and cilice building. BUNGALOW AT ELMIH7RST.
New property, lot 150 open fireplacfi, 6 rooms and bath, gas and electrit. hot air heat, room for garage. MAKE OFFER, Can finance to krg Immediate Pos.vssion. FOR RENT 801 W. Ninth stroet.
six rooms, bath and u.at. Immediate possession. CECIL COUNTY NOTES. Special Correspondence of ETftry Evening Elkton, Sept. 2D.
The first regis Phone 840. tration day held throughout Cecd county, vesterdav. was a verv busv one for the 819H Orange Street. INSURANCE. TENTH AND KING STREETS.
registrars, as 9o per cent of those register PHONES 5S36-5S57. ing were women. man women added their names to the voting lirt- in the STJMLEES FE.OCK. Lace, which is eo extensively nsred this season, plays the leading part la the decoration ot this pale blue organdy frock. A deep band of the trimming set into the skirt gives a border effect, while edging is used FOr SALE 1X71916 MARKET 5X THESE LOTS Market street, near Twentieth.
78x100. Three Btono houwa. Rest location for development into stores or garasce. Tat nail street, near Nineteenth, 50x150. Another good location for development.
SOLE AGENCY. Ninth and West 14 r. 25tw Washington 7 KOti W. Ninth 8 r. k.
1424 au Burej Sr, 13fX) block, du Pont 6 173S Lancaster 6 r. fiia W. Sixth 9 b. 1913-15 W. Sth 6 2M block, N.
Kodney b. 2 ol 41 block. W. 20tii 10 7H Monrtw 7 b. 132S I.
12tU 0 r. b. 5tH l'oplar 8 r. b. BelltanK)r, new stucco bungalow, 7 p.
large lot. 23d and Market 9 r. p. h. 112 K.
fi r. b. 2 p. h. f)0S Concord 9 r.
p. h. 24th and Carter 0 h. 4 Vandt'vrr r. 610 West 11 h.
203 K. 14th 7 r. b. loot) UUx-k Shailcross 7 r. b.
1703 l'tnna. Ave, scmi- dctarhtnl. 102 W. 10th 7 r. b.
p. b. 2408 W. ISth new. 7 r.
b. h. 909 W. Sixth ti r. b.
2705 Tatnall 9 r. h. tto outline the round neck and open front. Hemstitching finishes tho short Bleeves. The belt is of blue organdy.
Medium size requires- 44 yards 36-inch organdy with 1 yards wide and 2 yards narrow iace. Pictorial Review Dress No. 8911. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price.
35 Crosby fe Jlill Company are sole agency of Pictorial Keview Patterns. Wilmington's leading store for silk, wash goods and woolen dress goods. 005-07-(W Market street. Adv. MARK OFFER.
1915 Washington St. Must be sold. Owner has left town. Solo Agents Introducing Them We Desire to Introduce Neponset Wall Board and Kens Roofing Paper to You Build With Wood nine district? the county. From Elk Mills Church, this afternoon, the funeral of Alonro Carr.
who died from a broken neck when he fell from a scaffold, Saturday last, was held. Marriage licenses were issued in Elkton, yesterday, to Eli W. Highfield and Mrs. ixkia Pennock of lloekessin, and Hto Weiss of New York and Florence Bungard of Chesapeake City. Thieves entered the premises of Mrs.
Abraham Morris, at Zion, a few niehts ago and carried off her entire Sock of spring chickens. A farmers' bazaar will be held this evening, to le continued tomorrow evening, at Cecilton. County Agent Knode, count nurse, Miss Halm, and Rev. T. R.
Van Dyke are the committee in charge. It will include a baby show. The pastor of Hieing Sun M. E. Church is holdine cottage prayermeetings in that town, this week, prior to the annual revival services.
Members of Ladies' Aid Society ef Perryvilie were pleasantly entertained, yesterday afternoon, by G. W. Hastings. Frank T. Benson of Port Deposit has been appointed secretary to the State hairman with his ofliee at the Republican headquarters in Baltimore.
George W. Biles and William P. Kite, who have interest in oil wells in Kansas, returned yesterday, after an inspection of their property. A special recruiting detachment, consisting of sailors, soldiers and marines, with UK) men and an eouinment of motor rilONE 810. 919 ORANGE STREET CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Real Estate Insurance.
10th and King Sts Phones 5856-5857 FOR RENT 615 W. Fourth street, store, nine rooms, bath, heat JOHN J. HANLEY C23 West Fourth Street. KENTHASIT APARTMENT FOR RKNT. 811 Market 2 rooms.
and bath. $5.00 per month. Yearly lease. 421 Shipley 5 rooms and bath and porch, twt per month. Yearly lease.
Lindl MORTGAGE MONEY IS VERY HARD TO GET, BUT WE CA FINANCE THE FOLLOWING: I)VERING AVENUE Facing Brandywine Park Stone front hotuws. Complete in every detail. Garage in basem*nt. Iwnished houses open for inspection. If ard wood floors, hot vvater heat.
porches, heated. RANKLIN STREET riear Lovering avenue Stone front houses. 2303 MONROE Eight rooms, hot water heat. First-class condition. 1811 FRANKLIN Ten rooms, hot water heat.
Screened front porch. 1 1 ILLOREST One fare, 18 minutes from Tenth and Market. A SPLENDID VALUE. Lot, Hot water heat and hot air heat. Two-family apartment.
CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $1,000 CASH; balance on mortgage. Rents for $75. This cannot be appreciated unless inspected. A REAL OPPORTUNITY. ROSELLE Fine 9-room dwelling.
Hot water heat. On Lincoln Highway. Garage and i ent ey 9 A ESTABLISHED 1S70 Insurance. King at Tenth St. Phones 5S5G-5S57 LU FIBER trucks, tanks, armored cars, hydio-'j MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD MORTGAGES $1000, 1200 and 1500.
anpianes ana submaime chasers, will arrive in Perryvide, Friday, for a two-days' ttav. FOR SALE SPECIALLY PRICED. Central More and Apartments. Modern store and five apartments, bow renting lor 5340 per annum. A BARGAIN.
WM. H. GIBBONS, INC. NINTH AND ORANGE STREETS. E.
S. Hickman, Successor. BUILDING LUMBER, HARDWOOD, MILLWO NEPONSET WALL BOARD, KENT'S ROOFING PAP PHONE 67 RONT MONROE WILMINGTON DELAWA The Difference. When Governor Cox talks he says something. When Mr.
Marin talks "he carefully avoids saying anything. Savannah Nt. KING" AT TENTH ST. INSURANCE. PHONES Insurance.
Kiua at Ten til St. J'hooes 5S56-CS57,.
