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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
OAKWOOD

Jacob Kirk is said to have the finest
field OF oats in this section, being very
tall and good every way, and pro-
nounced the best for tn rty years by
old heads Thrcshing is the next work
OF the season, Arthur Reynolds being
the first to start out with his fast
threshng machine.
VIM. Hill is putting up some fine
hay on his farm.
Porter's Grove services OF Child
ren's Day and evening we're well at
tended, and Rev. Brown conducting t.
as he is beloved by all
Heuford Green has returned to his
home from Baltimore, where he has
been for SO long with his afflicted hand
which is a great deal better
The festival at Oakwood Hall on
Saturday evening was a grand success
1t was well attended by a very large
crowd OF old and young, being attend
ed by several that had not visited a
fest val for ten years. The Rising
Sun Band attracted many lovers oil
music. as they gave many delightful
pieces and was enjoyed by ALL Order
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7
) Misses Rcna Holm and Janette Re
ards.
/ Mr. Ralph Cummings spent Sunday
with Elkton friends.
Miss Annie Quinn. nj Philadelphia,
/ is the guest "i Mrs. William McClena~
! han
! Miss Martha Evcri-t. oi Baltimore.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Evcri>t.
Mr.. Hugh 7 Stephenson i ,peni-
ing his vacation at Bctterton.
! Miss Josephine Breen, OF Western
New York, is visiting Miss Mabel
! Stephenson
| Miss Bessie Taylor is resting at
Ocean Grove.
! Miss Nerna Grant. of Baltimore, is
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Mrs. J. A. Gerry and Miss Ida
Gerry are visiting Mr. and Mrs J. w.
Rauck in Shamokin. Pa, where they
will remain two weeks and then go to
Ocean Grove. n. J
DR. F. r. Lane is in Chicago, III.
Mrs. Edwin Williams was a recent
Baltimore visitor
Mrs. Theodore Nanneman and son.
Donald, OF Baltimore. are spending
some time with relatives and friends
in town and vicinity.
Rev. Samuel Hamilton. OF Whining
ton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
F. T. Benson
Mr. Ward Brown. of Beltsville,
spent Sunday with his family
Misses Queen and Martha Carson,
OF Ashevile. n. c.. visited their I'M
Gle, Mr.. R. F. McClenahan. recently.
Miss Margaret Steele has gone to
California with her sister. Mrs. Isabel
Hersman. where she will remain for
| the winter
Miss Jennie Davis. OF Chester. is
visiting her cousins. Misses Lillian
and Margaret Davis.
MeSsrs Ewing and Sherman. OF
Philadelphia. spent Wednesday with
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benefit OF the Poe Memorial Fund
MIR. Charles Murphy, OF Philadel
phia, was a recent visitor OF Mrs. w
II. Kidd
Mr. Harvey Coale, OF Bel Air, spent
Wednesday with his brother Mr. Ar
cher Coalc
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Holm and son,
Edgar Holm, are visiting Mrs. Bessie
Lampson. i'll Philadelphia.
Master Robert Nolkhardt and Miss
Mildred Nolkhardt, OF Chester, are
the guests OF their grandmother, Mrs.
Caroline Armstrong.
Misses Blanche Seedlings, Mabel
Smith and Helen Smith attended a
large picnic in Hartford county last
Thursday.
Mrs George Davis, OF Chester, is
visiting Miss Fannie Orr
Mrs George Nolkhardt was the
guest OF Mrs. Caroline Armstrong and
Mrs Rumsey Smithson on Tuesday
Misses Lille E.Pugh Esther Fried
man, Alva Berriker and Florence
Ming. are enjoying a house party
given by Miss Louise Wagner, at her
home in Rising Sun to all the mem
bers OF her class at Tome"
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port News.
Mrs. Morris Acker and son, Joseph
Acker, have returned from very
plc9 SAINT outing at Ocean City, Md
Mr.. Charles Spottswood, OF New
y ork. was a recent guest OF Mrs. Ran
som.
Miss Katharine McClenahan and
her grandmother, Mrs. Drakeley. are
with relatives in Chicago.
McSSrS John NJ Little, OF Towson,
and George Gilett, OF Baltimore, were
guests OF Mr. Frank Benson last week
Admiral BrownSon OF Washington,
d. c., was the guest OF Admiral Perry
last week
Mrs. Carrie Taylor was a Phiadel-
phia visitor last week.
Mrs. Clara Ballman. OF Baltimore,
was recently entertained by her sister,
Mrs. Emil Holm.
During the absence OF Rev. ] Will
son Sutton and Rev. Morton Sciple,
the st. James Episcopal Church and
the Presbyterian Church will be closed
ior the month OF August
There will be a lawn fetc held next
Thursday evening, August s, opposite
Mrs. T. J. Nanneman's home, for the
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HammoCks

Palmer Hammocks, too, they're
the best made. A large assortment of
grades and colors. This month is an
ideal one for all outing; take one of
these hammocks with you and see how
much it will add to your comfort and
enjoyment
Reg. price $1.75; August price $I.4o
Reg. price 200; August price LOO
Reg. price 3 90: August price 2.4o
Reg. price 400; August price 800
Reg. price 500; August price 400
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Rev. Y. 5 Collins preached at
Emory Grove Camp-mceting last Sun
day. Rev. Sias Hamilton, OF Will
mington. preached at Tome Memorial
NJ. F.. Church in the morning and
made the address at the open-air ser
vice at Base Ball Park in the evening.
Mr., J. NJ McClenahan, Mrs. Harry
Ncsbitt, Misses Ethel and Evanly and
MIR. Mack NcSbitt are spending the
month OF August with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hagerty, at Allenhurst, N. J.
Miss Marion Loag is visiting friends
at Chicago, Evanston, Buffalo, etc.
Miss Margaret Benson is the guest
oi Miss Laura McGonigal in Hartford
county,
Mrs. Theodore Nanncman has re-
turned to her home alter a very de-
lightiul visit with her daughter at New.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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LEEDS

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coward and
children, OF Washington, d. G., are
spending two weeks on the old Holt
homestead.
Mrs. Lawrence keir recently enter,
tanned MIR. James Gleason, OF Jersey
City, N. J., and Miss May Preston and
Mr. Robert Peterman, of Roxbor.
ough, Pa.
Miss Jessie Baker, OF Aberdeen,
spent several days with Miss Mary
Harlan.
Miss Sarah Settle had as her guest
Miss Rosa Caldwell, OF Liberty Grove.
Mr.. Richard Reese, of Baltimore, is
enjoying several weeks with relatives
here.
Recent guests at the parsonage
we're Mr.. Llewelyn and Mrs. Fonda,
OF Missouri, Miss Holace Williams.
OF Carroll county, Md, Mrs. Minnie
Williams, Miss Jessie Hood and Mr..
Spangler, of Baltimore
Mrs. Joseph F. Money and Mrs. c.
N Reynolds, of Canton, Pa, after a
delightful three weeks at Atlantic City
are spending some time at their home
here
Recently Miss Rachel McCauley en-
tertained Miss Sarah Reese of Phila,
delphia, Miss Holt and Mr.. Charles
II Price and family, of Wilmington.
Miss Louie Goodnow, OF Ocean
Grove. spent several days with her
cousins, the Misses Mahoney
Mrs. James c. McCauley and child.
rem are the guests OF her parents, Rev.
pr and Mrs J I L.assell, in suburban
Baltimore
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Parlor Suites At August Prices

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heno vepeecs in h,comfot md dnablty
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Carpet Remnant Sale

Room sizes aud short lengths.
Prices include making, laying and
lining.
Royal Wilton, was $3.25, now $500
per yard.
Whittalrs Body Brussels, was $3.50,
now Sis per yard.
Victoria Body Brussels, was $40,
now S1.2o per yard.
Savonnerie Administer, was $40,
now S1.I5 per yard.
Extra Administer, was $3.50, now
SI.o5 per yard.
Wilton Velvet, was 81 90, now S1.15
per yard.
Velvet, was $3.50, now 9oc per yard.
Best Tapestry, was SI.oo, now Soc
per yard. Fourth Floor-Use Elevator
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Gilt Mirrors

Large French Beveled Plate Mirrors,
with massive gilt flames
Reg. price 5 $50; August price S 7.65
Reg. price 100; August price 975
Reg. price 1000; August price 400
Reg. price 1900; August price 1000
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vas we'll maintained, and always is, by
the Order OF Junior Mechanics.
Our farmers are busily engaged in
cutting their oats, which is very good
crop this year be ng very heavy in
head and straw
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Brass Beds

Graceful in design; firm and rigid in
construction; finished with finest Eng
lish lacquer.
Reg. price $3.50. Aug. price s16
Reg. price 1850. Aug. price rs
Reg. price 44.oo. Aug. price 81
Reg. price $500. Aug. price IS
Brass Bed; 2-inch posts; large fiat
vases; seven spindles head and foot;
best lacquer finish. Regular
price $500. August price pZI.0U
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Parlor Tables Reduced
Golden Oak

Reg price s 800; August price S 40
Reg. price S $50; August price s $50
Reg. Price ! 500; August price s $50
Reg. price 5 100; August price s $50
Reg. price S $50; August price S $50
Reg. price s 900; August price S $50
Reg. price SI2 90; August price $1,000
Mahogany:
Reg. price S 500; August price s $50
Reg. price $50; August price $50
Reg, price 12.oo; August price 1880
Reg. price 14.25; August price 200
Reg. price ID. 50; August price 1900
Reg. price 1900; August price 1900
Reg. price 1900; August price 400
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SOuvenier China

We have just received fine assert
ment of Imported Souvenier China,
showing Wilmington views.
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yle, finish, comfort and durability.
5piece Suite mahogany FINISHED. frames nlaid top;
ing Goben Tapestry. Regular price $87 August en-
price DIU
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Goben Tapestry parsonage backs Regular price
August price pOO
5piece Suite mahogany finished frames plain uphol
stored in linen velour Regular price, $500, or
August price,. ~ -
5piece Suite massive mahogany finished upholstered
lit embossed green velour Regular price, $1,000. r0r
August price p]V
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5piece Suite mahogany finished frames upholstered in
Gobein Tapestry. Regular price $4,000 August CzS mr.
5piece Suite massive mahogany flushed frames uphoser
ed AUGUST IN G nee Tapestry Regular price, s'ooo $500
3piece Suite mahogany finished frames panel back; rop
top; muslin covering Regular price $1,000. Au Go mr.
5-piece Suite frames finished in mahogany; upholstered il
G ores Tapestry Regular price, so'oo august $780,
5pece Suite mahogany finished frames carved arms up
holstered in embossed velour Regular price, SS2oo en- M
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An Atchison woman started out "
buy her fall hat. First she visltea
the c%anings and looked and looked,
Then she took friend and went
around to the millinery stores and
tried on" again, saying, OF course
that her hair looked perfectly ter,
rible." Then she went home ana
thought and thought, and, hnally,
went back to the stores and trieu
on" once more; and thought anu
thought, and then bought hat wnlch
is so grotesque and hideous that mel
relatives and friends blush "l'r
shame every time they see her Wea'
if and strangers stare at her, wonder
ing what kind of courage it takes u
wear such looking hat But sh
did the best she could.-AtchlSo
| (Kan.) Globe.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
me of the
| Essentials

be happy homes of to-day IS a VAS'
Hdnformation as to the best metnooS
promoting health and happiness and
/ living and knowledge Of the Worlos
products.
rOduets Of actual excellence anu
sonabIe claims truthfuIly presented
! which have attained to WORLDWIDE
eptancs through the approval OF the
Uniformed Of the World; not OF mol
sals only, but Of the many VINO nave
happy faculty Of selecting and obtain
the best tiss world affords.
ne Of the products Of that class 0,
wn component parts, an Eth'ca
pedy, approved by physicians and com
pded BY The Wel-Informed OF Tn
rldaavaluable and wholesome tamli''
alive IS the well-known Syrup OF rig
Elixir Of SIENNA. To get its bepencl'
cts always buy the genuine, MANI
tured by the California Fig Syrup CC
", and for sale by all leading druggist
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
STILL AHEAD OF AUDIENCE
Comedian Made Humor Of Whae was
Approaching Tragedy

"Wi,lie" Collier, the comedian was
;nronressible member of a barn
s Stor r combination which, some
s $40 rears ago. did the tank" towns
of the middle west. , moor
VI The rho company had been doing poor =
business for several weeks WNen =
certain town in Illinois was rea'n 1n ~
Just before the curtain Wv. wen ~ t Ip rur
night, Collier was standing at ,s ,ne audi vri
tain 'peep,hole," sizing up '"'
ence. u,;,1ioqo asket
another player tia, o+boro ar
some out there: Bu t." he ne a4 tSe MI MI
T excessively, we're still in IL the !or,t M
t iority, old boy, still in the majority :
-9arpers Weekly.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
q Delicate Task.

"Tbe newspapers" said the orator
solemnly, do not tell the truth ,...
"Perhaps not" answered the eui W., ,
regretfulIy. I'VE do our best. But you
know there is nothing more dlncult
than 70 tell the truth in way tna'
won't put it up to some one 10 'H@l
lnnge your veracity.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
non't Do Ii.

Should you have a cough cOlu ".
sore chest, do not rely on time anu t, Nc"
ture to cure. They may do so.lhe!
nav not Use Simmons Cough syrup,
II Is a balm for sore lungs ana Will
cure you at once
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
Where Others Failed.

each spring for five or six years l
broke out with a kind OF Eczema
which nothing seemed to relieve per,
maneptIy. Finally l tried a box 0,
Hunts Cure, which promptly cu,eu .
me-, Two years have passed BY ou'
the trouble has not returned.
Mrs. Kate Howard
Little Rock, Ark
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
Best in Existence.

81 sincerely believe, all things con,
s,dored Hunts Lightning Oil is the
most useful and valuable househoiu
ramedv in existence. For Cuts, Burns
cnrains and Insect Bites, 1t has III
oaual 50 far as my experience goes
G. E. Huntington,
Eufala, Ala.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
r..iA Mntnr Scarf Pin.

The smallest motor is that maui ~
a German mechanic. 1t IS Noino oo,,ot
q battery deposited in his coat poch t,ir
and he uses the motor as a ScaLL ,, p' 10
Il T il working all the time, simply 10
show that it is an actual WORKING ,, ntU
4 tor # is curious to see the hlste
w rU revolving as the machine reS'S
on the scarf.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
Mechanically.

1udge-And what did the prlsone,
say when you told him that you soq ua
say say j" hin him arrested? Complainant-He
nncwered mechanically, yer noho, u.
III: Iudge-Explain. complainant-He IN,
mo on the head with a nainnei
Everybody's Magazine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
French Police a Surprise

"Well, how did you enjoy youfs Ma.
- paris?" they asked Of MIS- MA
'0" "Very we'll" she replied. .ses y
,,,o,, indade; but there was wan thlns
mat surprised me more thin emmy
thin else" 20, .,ov cner.
led. "a % nolicemeu
there and all av thin was FRENCH
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
lie Ear TO the Ground.

"Do YOU expect people TO DeleVo ~. ~,
~ on toll tbem?" That is not the
iaea," answered the sagaclouS can, caas
, nn;aner The way to win the hearIs s
Of the people is to tell them "N"'
they already believe.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
For
Weak
Back
Word Derivatives.

"petrer and petrol" both descend
from petra" rock. Petrol comes >
i 1,not,p enough, through petroleum,
u unoE 81, but petrol through ST.
Peter, after whom the pro WA, was
n r because it appeared to walk
mon the waves.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29

r1rs 81 vitus Dance and all Nervous
n ldae, Permanently cured by Dr. Kline IS
c cnaat Nerve Restorer. Send for Free SOU
Great New ~ treatise. DR.. R. H, Kline,
1 Td s sSl Arch St., Philadelphia D.