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Reg. &c Foundation
Collars, Warren's make,
chiffon or net, all 2c
sizes .,.-......... w
Regular I0c Collar
Stays. the Astra, white
or black, silk covered,
all sizes: special, 7r
at
10c Collar Stays. with
pretty pearl pins,
assorted sizes: spe- 7r
cial. at ........... ~
Regular sc Collar
Stays, Aliens adjust
able, all sizes, white lr
only; special. .~...... ~
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Bindings

ton as to the savings II
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Hooks and Eyes and
Placquet Fasteners

Reg. Sc Hooks and
Eyes, black or white,
2 dozen on O card,
a IL numbers: spe- IT,
cial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Reg. Sc Hooks and
Eyes, swell" with
spring, 2 dozen on a
card, black or white,
all numbers; spe- lie
cial, at .........,. i2S
Regular Sc Princess
Loops. 2 dozen on a
card, all sizes; spe- llc
cial, at a,.......s NV
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Collar Stays

f~ollowing fractlonal present;
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Are Two Important Hosiery Special.
Women's Imported SOC Hose

Fine imported black isle hose, with double soles and extra rein
forced heel and toe; full size and elastic, sizes 8 to 10;
"a e double garter top; these are new goods bought under price
SOC value: special al, a pair, 24c.
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l5c Seam Binding, OK
line, black, white CT
colors; exceptional good
quality; sp ecia liz
HI "
Regular SC Blanket
Binding, silk, "a inches
wide, in all coll 1Lc
ors; special. yd.... 02S
22c Prussia Binding,
Puritan Brand, black,
white or colors, 9-yard
pieces; spe a /, TIC
1t 80
Regular 25c Carpet
Binding, all colors, large
pieces; spe a !, IOr
Ut ~
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Reg. acc Manicure
Scissors, with nicely
tempered points; 20
special. at ....... H1S
Reg. 69c Cable Cord
Large balls, black or
white, all num- kIr
bers: special, at. VIZ
Reg. &c Initials, SO
on a card; spe- DR.
cial. at ....,...... I7S
Reg. 23c Skirt Yokes
black white or IQr
drab, all sizes. -. ~
Reg. sc Tape Meas
ures. go inches long,
nicely stitched; spe- 3r
cial, at ......t.... ~
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Featherbone Trim
ming, Braid, Etc.

Reg. 25c Hook and
Eye Tape--De Long
make, No. 2 hooks and
eyes, white or BLK; TO-
speolal .......,.... ~
Reg. $1.00 Feather
bone--Warren's cotton
covered, 12-yd. pieces.
white. black or o.
drab; special, at. oCt
Reg. 12c Washable
Trimming Braid, many
pretty patterns. piece
or = yards; special. o.
at "
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Darning Cotton

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NOTICE raa ru.,lc,ylcS.

=. As ,pubHsherl Ss,risl-1ixS7s
Hrparimrpi of the Interior.
UniG,d States laHt oAiee, Sterling Cs!nrado.
Nay . lsIa
NoUeE i hereby siseH iha, Edwin Eernes. Of
SiousA m Colorado, who. on August ;?th. 1914.
made Homestead application No OlsSIe. for
SSuthgest quarter, ;;ecion II, Township ! n,
Range 81 W.. 9Th PFiaeipsi Meridian, has filed
na,iec u ai,n;i9p TO male ep:nulu,,isa pycof. Ia
estal ,,ish elLin u the land ahlye desrrited Lc-
fore Eosist;i and Receiver at s,er,iay coluraio,
on the 25ih day of Jply, 49,.
Claimant n: - s IS witnesses:
Miles y, Mitchell, Of s;onehaln, c,.lllsadc,
Cal Conradsun q e
tlHsyr Eris'on. Of Eg:9
Jacob Shaw. Il 8 -
W, u, norNp, Register.
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chies's curIous ussrlnoIr..

4 li.tie Asdalusian chicken owned
or a k,lso farmer has Ind a curious
uEbrinnCg 20 far 4 pigeon recently
hUi.t / nest about fouueea feet from
the sgound at Floors Home farm, and
On the hest being examined the bird
vas found 10 have ha,chcd the An
dalusiBn chicken. the oslcks mother
having apparently dcrasIied the egg
In the Pigeons nest Then lhr chick
en- was given 10 TIE bantam hea.
which has taken to the yuurs olEd Is
II II lad been It's ewn
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iovIcE rou PUBLICATION.

Z. A. s. tPubiishcrD Serial Ol5Grs
Dcpartm~pt of the lptrrlor.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado,
June 4 1872.
NoucE is hereby given that Walter 9, Cram
dali. Of Stoneham, Colorado, who. on March q.
1911. made Homestead entry, No. oi5tsf. for
Southeast quarter. Section y, Township s NJ.
Range So w, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed no
tiee II intaEtion = make Communication Proof. to
establish Claim to the land above described. bcfme
Register and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado, On
tne 9th day Of August l,l2.
Claimant names Us witnesses:
Ne y!on J. s,rader. Of stonsham, Colorado
Hiram J. HUT. Of
Philip II. keenen. Of 6-l3
Ole NJ. Olson, Of F" 7-lS
". II. POUND. Register.
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NorcE f0N r,n.Ic.rInN.

l. As. u'ubIsherI Serial-iIii.a
EcIaEtGrH; of the ;E;eriur.
uni.ai stat, I.tnl ohey At Sterling. Colorado.
jones' iel2
NouoE IS hcroby Eissa that John T. Hogan, q!
Slaneham. Colorado, yh', 90 March 2 1910 made
. l'rs,ead Entp, Ne oll29 f,F Els SWIFT
Aui lot Section :. Township n, E.lrr 8 W.
Gta PRINCIPAL Meridi-r, Ia. hiri notice ot inicn.
lnp " u,aie avs - IF5jL to es,alrsb
ehrr u tic lni above dessfib.l ts.,re
REGISTER AMI Receiver at Sterling. Colorado, On
tha 18th daS q Jgly lsle.
ClStnint uaHss as Witnesses
UpA olsJn. Q! SiaaehArr. CoIoralo,
N~St.n J. strs.der. OF
Hamr, Z, ,Kclly. q so
Williaa Nct.lnarn. Il rs
". II rGpSp Register.
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NnrItE rnl rl-lLIr,rIrN.

AS tpdh.istdi Se.I4l-glF9.l
Eca%T;rcri uf TIE Interior.
United Stats. Land ofii,c at Sterling. Cgll..3o.
JaDc ), Isls.
NuqsG Is tcrcl9 given that Homer 7. Ilezk,
u S'dhnS GoluFl,iO, eha On s,p;1Htsr u, Isll
m.r,y hpaass,, ad Catr,. No. rifss. Zoe SouthRu,t
ul4,tp,. ssstioa l. Township s.. kanrc Is ".
5ls psiaeipai lerhiAa. has fl- ae,irr u s1t-bton
% make e1mmp'atLn rr.of. I, czt4busb
t!ai.a 70 ts- lili si.ss dsszril,ai tcflrc Resi 4,
Ter ard Rece''eF. at s,esias. co.ps4d.1 On the
s5ia day e Jub 1919
Cl4i.nsai uaures a, witnes-4;
l.cris II. Harms efs,yTiilz C,,igrldO.
frra A. Fad ef
Gus Gsyss. II Gis
fryi ". Gsesr. Of T-g
". u rNrNp. Register
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Nnrrce ,els rrnl.,c,rinN.
L. As. rub.isherD seri,l r,es,
Erray;rrGt of the Interior.

L. y y, Vuhishcrl Serial r;ssl
hrraE'regt of the Interior.
uni'Ni States l-'ni ohiec. at Sterling, Colorado.
Nay = lgia
Nor'eE i hereby given .hN, Ar,;yr L Myers.
q Ner Rsym'r. Colofsdo, who, On ,uly 2s. 1895,
made homestead ertry, No, sScn. for El.s swl.i
SNII SILT See IL Nwi-i Nri-,, Section IL
roWH5tiPs ~. RSrsc 80 " Z c,h principal Mer.
H'an- has a!ci uotcc of intention To make i've
y"Sr F5'n'' to cl'abii.h s...la !, IA, .,si abov,
ee''s5i'''i before CLERK Of the pisaie, Court, at
lsl2 S'
Clairsai namssss vl,pcs.a,
Ssrrpel $. Gihann, of New Rsyrcv, Colorado.
RaptS foshcrr u
lal'a =. Beach Of buckingham. $50
Hapjsnin Dixon. VI -
W, ~ FOUND. Register.
s CO..
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J.
Z went IS witnesses.
4 The lumber dealer at Buckingham is
! visiting st MI Welty's home.
Z Mrs. Fred Winkler and son went 70
4 Sterling the first Of the week.
Jack Widncr Of Spring Creek was
Shopping in our town Tuesday.
!. jim Craig took dinner with Messrs.
Dugan and Roth last Tuesday.
/, Mrs. Julius Youpgberg and baby de,
parted for Elm Creek on Tuesday,
n viii Northrup droye through from
En- Greek last Sunday in m auto.
@ Mrs. Ell. Nichols visited with Mrs.
Miller Mitchell Thursday afternoon.
IS Jim Craig and wife of Spring Greek
J. was in our town Wednesday trading.
!. We understand that G. w. Deaf
y started west this morning to Wyoming.
Miss GiaGue from south Of Ray
y mer was in town, Wednesday. trading.
!. John Brewer Of Aya!o came home
Tuesday to visit few days with the
0 family.
e Mr., Russell who lives six miles north
Of town is putting in fifty aarcs Of
), alfalfa
+. L. Wheeler purchased two
row cul;iyator frem Dugan G. Roth last
i Saturday.
Z Mr, and Mrs. Welty ware passen-
gers to buckingham Friday, returning
e Saturday.
:. Agtone Pivonkl of Spring Creek
was transacting business in our city,
!. Thursday.
|. Ralph Bartr9m came up from For,
Morgan AM visited with the family oy-
n er Sunday.
5 Mrs. Pete Jensen and Mrs, pickertl
spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
:. Miles Mitchell.
s. Homer Kelly went to Greeley Mon
day, where he expects to find employ.
= ment for the Summer.
+, Geo. Bostock and father were shop
!. ping in our toFa Tull44y taking din
]. ner with Dugan & Roth.
o Mrs. Bonner and niece Gladys Netf
II dro7e up from Sterling Wednesday and
Gladys will now stay at home while.
e Stoneham had one Of the finest rains
o of the season ls!s Sunday afternoon
e and Monday and crops are looking fine.
r. Mrs. Grace Howard received tele-
g phone message Tuesday that Mrs.
IT Lochary would be- Up Tuesday on the
}. train.
IS There will be dance given Satur-
!, day evening at tn, s.hpol house June
- 24nd. Every oae come ana have a
, good lime.
~ Mrs. Brise and family, Mesdames Ed
Ni4h1Is, christ34n, Mitehell and dlugn'
= ter Hazel spent Tuesday VIA A.rs.
:. Tom Leslie.
- hiLtt BaRn Of Sterling WAS in our
!, togn Tuesidy dong some collecting
from here he Went to the different
: towns al ing the liae rs far as Grover.
|, N Nichols AMI dIughter Cecil drove
IN p Sterling rlellay morning where &c,
nj ell viii take the train for Avoci, lowa
a. to spend the slnn.r yisitiag frisals
h and relatives.
~ The Mizplh class Of the Stoncham
~ Sunday school viii give a shadow so.
r. cial at the sehoo! house Thursday even
:. ing June q. Everybody cordially ie.
i. yited to attend
70 Otto Chipman and a friend came up
=. from Sterling on Sunday with coupe
IL Of motor cycles. Theg sold one u AL
=. bert Schrreeekla L and on aceoant Of .he
N rain were obliged = q back on the
- Train Monday.
Mrs. Steve Whitaker. JohG Dugan
Jr. Charles Roth end Lydia Bake
were guests lIr liaaes Slajay at the
Niles MITCHELL home, Ms, Whitaker
y remained over until rext day on nc,
S. cotnt of the rain.
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NOTICE rQE PUBLICATION.
AS. Publisher, Se,ial-oi,,os
Department Of the Interior.


Department Of the Interior.
uu,;ri States Land Office. at Sterling. Colyfado,
May :. ls,2.
N0rrcs Is hereby sigen thl: Edna C. Blake. of
S,oret-ani. Color'io, who, on April s,h. 1910.
Hlais Homestead entry No. uieee, fer Southeast
guszief. Section IL. Township an, Range 80
W f's Principal Meidiar. has hlea pg,iss of
Intention to make Final eunuu,a,ioa pruc. 20
ss'atiisA rllim - the lapd ato,e descrihr,i bc-
fore Register and Re;s,yer n, Sterling. co.o,a.io.
ou Tie islh day OF Jals, 1912
CiatF-Spt names as Wimesscs,
G'0rFe SIecum, ot siooohayu, coloyado,
Gepimga i.ec u i
Bay Austin, Of " s-p
MaIr' Shcalon q = =,
II II nouap. nrgls.rt
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xor,cu rnn rralIcAr,nN.

E.A 5. 'Psb!ishefI serial-0,:.5Is
department ef the !n.cr;o..
Unite! States Land Once a, sterlin. Colorado
May &. 1912.
NoTIcs. is hereby given that Elmer A. F.;essg.
uf Stsnehani. coi-rado. who, g1 July 18th, 1919,
made Homestead arpliesdpn, No. ci17ls for
Northeast quarter, Section 10. Tovaship N.
Ranrc q W. s;h PRINCIPAL HeFi5!aat has filed
noteeof iuieniiaR 10 inakg computation Proof. to
establish claim - ne and alye d.'scribed before
Ressisfsy spl Eessi:sE a; strt'ngr c.!iorado, on
the n p day Of june 1872
claiaian. names as witnesses;
Ns~tpn j. sttaier, u s;oneham. Colorado,
jake Saaw, Of
Ole 81. oisor Of f-!6
Can;e Bake, NJ q G.n
W. u. pa.HD. Register,
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NOTICE roa PUBLICATION.

AoIiSE fOt PNbLieNIioN.
4. AS, tPublisher., Serial-ol5sl6
Department Of the Interior.
uailed States i-,ni oilice ut Sterling. Colorado,
June 3. 1872.
NoITcg is hereby given that Lewis A. Whittier,
Of NeT Raymer. colorado who, On aay s;n, 1911,
riade homestead entry. No. U.5sle for Southeast
quarter. Section ;sil Township N.'Ransc IS W..
jln principal Meridian, has Tiled n.tice OF inten-
lin 70 miLe tonmuialioG proof TO establish
claim 10 the land al,Ne dearrihej. lefo,e T., 5,
Commissioner. at keG..a, colorado. on the 18th
Jay oi Jgly. lsle.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Chester $ sayder, Of New Raymer. Colorado.
James Il. smo,hers, ef
CHARLES B. Barker, of = c-i3
Chl.rlcs r. Graves. Of = Ills
W. II. HOUND. R'giste..
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i.enS.
SNeigarrv
NNkler was traling h /.

%,,kIcr was trading in town
.esday.
ear, Chandler was 2 Sterling pas s;-
ger Monday.
Dugan & Roth sold a couple Of bind
gN-l4st Tuesday
- Raydoe Boha'Sr came home from
a. Sterling thursday.
:. Niles Mitchell and Mr., Rapp drove
~ pSiarling Monday.
: Mrs BchneF and son Rayjoc drove
: % Sterling Monday.
II. Smith from south Of Ray,ner
: was in town Friday,
?, o. InspesIos ST, Frowley was il
a "Wednesday.
'aker AMI Harry Smith
aday.
Nsrs.Iay after
Z business
,alIing at
~less pas
in our
, Sterling
ary Fna
Sterling
ySf Q1 his
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,the fams
Gisiag Club
"a. N. It is the
r taSenil the yar!d by
co3er portions of four
Is days will visit cighty-
They viii carry a Male
XII Team, Eigh. Racing
Racing Autoea. Bucking.
route aud one of their
Tie date set is Aug
~ body come from
win b, big doiags
ast i,h,
'.ers.
&cgiiqg Manday,
csliQg Tues.
t Willard
aIs9 t5a
IN StonckaW
Elniay night on
/ to Sterling Friday
g -.
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to carry deputy sherif's badge
and a revolver.
1t was mentioned that Sims
was suspected by the police of
being one of the automobile ban
dts who terrorized the city for
several weeks previous to the
shooting of Edward Meyers.
But it was not mentioned that
Edward Meyers and Clifford Fail,
the other two automobile bandits,
were employees of Victor Lawson,
nor that they wore deputy sher-
iRs badges given them through
Victor Lawson when they were
operating as hold-ups.
The Record-Herald's story of
the Sims case also seemed to
think it a very humorous one.
The story talked of how Sims
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"elopcd with his wife" and care
fully kept from emphasizing the
fact that the wife in question was
a bigamous one.
Neither did the story have much
to say of the real wife and the
little baby, now living in illness
and bitter poverty on the North
Side.
The Record-Herald story did
uncover the interesting fact that
Sims is wanted by the reforma-
tory officials for breaking parole.
-O-O-
''Pa, what does it mean when it
says a man has arrived at years
of discretion?"
at means, sonny, that he's too
young to die and too old to have
any fun
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
EBENEZER

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEzER. Del. July a.-The
frame work for a harm was raised
last Monday on the Bright farm,
tenanted by Joseph Pyle
The hay crop is of good quality but
reports show that there will be only
a medium crop in this vicinity.
The Misses Katharine. Alice and
lrma Jaquette spent part OF last
week with their sister, Mrs. Robert
Elliott.
George Dempsey, Jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Dempsey. Sr.. is
spending a week with his grandpar-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Davis near
Thompson station.
The Rev j. H. Geogheean has re-
turned home from visiting relatives
at Easton, Nd.
Miss Helen Jaquette spent tho
Weekend with ]. d. Jaquette and
family, near Newark
Mrs John Thompson, of near
Brandywine Springs. entertained her
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Jaquette last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Reed, Of Christiana.
spent Sunday with the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Ellsworth Guthrie.
Mrs Grover Whiteman entertained
her father and mother Mr. and Mrs.
Price, of Newark, on Sunday
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The construction OF an electric
lighting plant and waterworks for
Rising Sun will begin this week
-lniurinE one hand while adjust
ing his bicycle. Cecil Brown. of North
East, was unconscious for several
hours
The Bayside Band will give con
certs in the Havre de Grace park on
Friday evenings for the balance of the
summer
Miss Dora Davis. of Elkton. was
awarded piano in q popular voting
contest conducted by a local newspa-
per
Caught devouring his Young
chickens. two copperhead snakes. 3e
and SS inches in length. we're killed
by Thomas Duff, of New Bridge
Charged with running into a bi-
cycle rider at Havre de Grace. Charles
Borne. a Pennsylvania automobilist.
was arrested at Elkton yesterday and
held under bail for action of the
n~vre de Grace officials
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
CECILTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CECILTON. Md. July 9-Miss Cert
rude F Dempsey. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Theodore Dempsey. Of Ga
lena. Md. and the Rev o r. Connolly.
pastor of the NJ Z. Church, at Piney
Neck. Md. we're married at the
Dempsey home on June q. by the
Rev T c. Smoot. assisted by the
Rev r. X. Lewis The wedding
march was played by Miss Mary
Dempsey. Misses Nellie and Marion
Dempsey we're flower girls. and T.
Kemp Bordley and William c. Demp-
sev ushers The maid or honor, Miss
Carrie NJ Dempsey, wore q white en-
broidered frock over pink and carried
pink rosebuds. The bride wore white
crepe de chine with fringe and pearl
trimmings. and carried bride roses.
Daisies. asparagus and cut flowers
decorated the rooms, which looked
very pretty. A reception was held
at Galena and later at Piney Neck.
Among the guests from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs Harry Writ, Of
Hockessin Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
George of Clayton, Mrs. Charles Nc
Nance. of Elsmere: Mrs. Hattie
Dempsey. of Dover; Mise Esther Will
SON. Miss Annie Hamilton and Miss
Emily Hamilton, Of Georgetown.
Mrs. Millicent Taylor, wife of John
r Taylor. died last week at her
home near Earleville, after a linger-
ing illness. Of tuberculosis. She was
63 years Of age Mrs Taylor is sur
vived by her husband and nine chill
dren. Mrs James Bolten. John r.
TAYLOR, Jr. Isaac Taylor, James V.
Taylor. Margaret. Helen. Martha,
Emily and Kathrine Taylor. The
funral services we're held at the hus-
bands home and interment made in
the Ceciton Cemetery.
Personalities Marion Clark, of
Washington. d c.. is on a visit at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Clsrk-Mrs. Albert Watts
and son. Edgar, we're visitors last
week with Mr. and Mrs. L. S Shock
| ley, at Townsend. Del-Mrs. r. NJ.
Black is entertaining her mother
Mrs. John Starr, Of Baltimore-Miss
Marguerite Myers is in Baltimore for
stay with relatives.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
SEAFORD REPORTS
MISSING MERCHANT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del. July 9-Mystery
surrounds the disappearance of Carl
ton W. Hitch. "a local merchant, who
left home early last Tuesday morning
and has not been seen OF heard Of
Mnce. His wife supposed he had gone
70 visit relatives In tht country and
was not aware of his absence until
last Thursday night A search was
started, but as yet no news has been
heard of him
Hitch has been engaged in the mer-
eAatile business for over fifteen years
ana had formerly conducted stores at
Milford Laurel and Georgetown.
1t is a coincidence that Joseph Ma
han, the missing young chemist of
Milford, also disappeared on Tues
day, but there Is nothing to indicate
that they went together.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
IMMENSE CROWDS
THRONCED DRUG
STORE YESTERDAY
Many Interesting Statements
Have Been Given to the
Specialist for Publi-
cation
WINGATE TELLS EXPERIENCE
New Tonic Removed Trouble OF
Twenty Years. Standing.

The great crowds that have tkronged
the Miller Drug Store, 4O4 Market
street, for the past week to consult
the specialists who are stationed
there introducing the new tonic,
"Tona Vita" have caused much com
ment
One of the most interesting callers
there recently was Mr.. Charles S.
Wingate. the we'll known agent for
the Baltimore & Philadelphia Steam
boat Company Mr.. Wingate resides
at Delaware City. a small place locat-
ed about twelves miles out from Will
mington
Mr.. Wingate said Il was suffer
er for over twenty years | could not
eat would fall asleep during the
day if ] sat down for only a few
moments. Was extremely nervous and
suffered continually from headache.
Since using the new tonic, 'Tona
Vita | feel like a new man. My all
ments have all disappeared and
feel more like my old self than ! have
in years l simply cannot praise this
medicine enough and heartily recon
mend its use 10 all in run down, de-
bilitated condition"
We are selling 'Tona Vita to a
great many people here" said one oi
the specialists recently. but when
you think that this city has at least
ten thousand debilitated, half sick
people who would be immensely bene-
fited by the tonic, it does seem as. il
We arc accomplishing as much 'sg
We should However, the sale is
growing larger every day as people
who are taking this medicine tel
their friends what it has done. anc
this does more than anything else tC
make the people realize what a REALLY
wonderful medicine 'Tona Vita is.
We will continue 10 meet all call
ers at the Miller Drug store. between
the hours of Q a. m. and s y m.. al
long as we remain in Wilmington.
the tonic does not do all we claim TO
II, the purchase price is returned
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
QUARANTINE UP
AGAINST PLAGUE

LEWES, Del, July 9-Every Allan
tic and Gulf port is enforcing strict
precautions against the spread of
bubonic plague into this country.
Surgeon-General Blue OF the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service,
telegraphed orders to the officials at
Reedy Island, Del, Boston, Provi-
dence, New York. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Norfolk and many other ports
where quarantine stations are estab-
lished
Orders went to Havana TO begin
thorough fumigaotion OF all vessels
bound for United States ports. I'M
mediately after the discharge OF car
goes all rats will be destroyed and the
vessels prohibited from going to or
lying at the docks or wharves there.
The freights will be inspected and
certified on bills Of health. No crews
are to be shipped in Havana, and no
shore liberty will be allowed crews
there.
All passengers at Havana will have
to be certified individually prior to
their departure for this country
showing that they have not resided
in the infected districts for seven
days. Otherwise they will be detain-
ed seven DAYS in Trisconia, the old
detention camp near Havana.
Rats are believed to have caused
spread of the plague in Cuba ant
Porto Rico.