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Rem Bort. 20. September.

Rem Dort 20. September.
Eupfer mar beute rubig.-Stanoaro an
$3.50, Gl.ctroIptit su 1887, Cafe tl7.00.
eating su s1662-1s.T5.
4iRR If rubig uuo Diai8 su s4l.40--
41.S0.
SIsi ruhis Bu A.70.
Gpelter lit itetig su &5.35-5.95.
Giftn.-Ter Rartt mar heute ruhi8.-
Ro. / Rorttern $1,000 1886, ,Rc. . Rortherr
s15.T5-1525, Ro. / Soutberu $15.26-
is. .75, 80. Southern loft s15.25-15.T5.
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gbisasp, 20. s.pt,mbsr 1918.

ghustRs. -9slaie $S.40 - sos, g.
niTdte sSl5-s.05. ihwsre $s.00-s.0O,
rsuhe $500 - $40, 5erlel $4.0o - 7.16.
4Rartt iiasf.
Betoes t7.3o-9.50. feEas
Stiere e7.05-S.00, peitlite Stiere $500
$40, Stodsrs unh Jeebers e5.40- 500,
Rass uuo Ssiiers $S.s5-s.75. Stlssr s7.15
-1I.25. Dtartt itetis biz 15c nieortger.
Shaftuuo 2dmmsr. -S6aft: Gin
kelmiict. s9.T0-475, Jahrltnss A-s5-6. rs.
9dmmsr: Giuhtimifhe $5.75--7.35. 9rei'
Il meiitens i0--l5c hohsr.
gufuhr. - Gnueius 80 1000, Riubcisb
23, 900, SGaie uno 2dmmer 5000.
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c. I. Jllurraqtgo. is'';: s..,:

y. H. $l2OU.
GoDorb apons an Sout5ern 0bio
6. II. q. Co., $50.
Waarp SullipaH an Gid Run 3. II.
8. 60, $500.
5arrp 3. 2ammep an WdoiiOn 9.
u. Ro. 2, 1915.
Rapmoub .. QDbtion on pisislbs,
$4,000.
W. 8. Settle an oieieIbs. $500.
4tice u. 8ertlep an bisfelhe, $3.50.
Sennie Goban an biefelbs, $4,000
George Us. Glepbane an oieisI6e,
$500.
Jrsbsrit 6. aisBIiug an aats gas
be, 800.
George 8. SOnsbrint an 8eitsru
German 8ant, $2500.
Gerielbe an Sarrp s. 2e6man,
| $3.50.
Charles 8. Ssrbit an SuIto gras
bom, $1,000.
peter 8. gab6itt an 5ubboro
S6parB, $4,000.
! SuIius q. gisrce an SharonctlIe
g. II. 8. Co.. $500.
5enrp 1rareI an Deitsrn aps. 9.
d., $125O.
gilbert ). Gargmann an Gtti5sns
9. g., go. 2, $2500
| Sobn ). &ubIman an Rsaoing y.
Il. 8. g., $1400.
Qrtis 3. GonoDsr an bisIeIbe,
| $105O.
6enrp Gang an Calhoun 8. u. 9.
Co.. $500.
| 5ranciS W. 4rmItrong On Sou>
| tbern G6ip 6. II. 3. 60, 500.
| 8pigbt 81. QatbrOp an Gnterprife
g. Il. 8. u Co., $4,000.
SimOn papton an 9be 6. WoerIein
Srepinq Co., $1,000.
Seunnette u. Sing an 3elta 8. II.
9. u. Co., $25O0.
2ulu .. Rilea an bieIelbe, $3.50.
&ate Rnun on Glenn 3. II. g. o.,
$1,000.
g6ineus $. gra6om an Rprtb g;ns
. cinnuti g. Il. 9. Co., $4,000.
, Grant arrluh an oieielbe, $500.
CLARA 8. GroFe an bieIslbc. $2250.
Qouis Qebruer an psoples s6. Il. g.
60, $4,000.
8erielbs an SoIepb 8ubr, $1,000.
Siaac WoB an 5amiIp .. u. gto.
\ !, $4,000.
margarst 16orp an Gin 6al
8ant, $625O.
Qouis 2ebrner an Sofspb gu6r,
, $4,000.
> SIaac MOB On GOporo 9onsqcutt,
$3.50.
3 8stitgtc 9ppotbeten,
i Golomon @einsr an Bremen St. 3.
II. 9. 60, $2500.
n 81. u. S6mitt on Soutb Stoe 6.
te Ii. .. Co., $1,000.
II Gbns. 6. QobniB an WIooiIon y.
q. SO. 2, $1,000.
L Cora g. Sote an Wlt. Duihinstou
9 6. 9. II. .. Co., $4,000.
Ssrbsrt 8. padpito an ambrOis 6.
{, Qotouo, S7O50.
d 81. s. 2sinin9er on 2. Madsp II.
1s u, $3.50.
9eo. 8. SOnebrInt. an grant W.
(, 9rucD, 1886. "
L Ssnrp 9rarel an 8eitern aOs 9.
81, $1250.
RI GIementine Sid an 8. g. Collins.
g 5ruites, $3.50. .#.
9. 6. GtifTt an 9eorgs aubImann,
8, $54.
IN g. &. 8. Building so. an BED
DiaiamIon 8. II. 9. Co.. $97.
+, Qrh Gonooer al Reaotng .. u. =.
sr Co.. $7O0.
m Gli3. u. Guitsrber8 an Some 9. u.
9. g., $500.
8. U1arp u. @uspiler an Soutbcrn
10 Ohio 8. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
.. 8. 81. 5lnhpausb an Wapiiou ..
u. go. 2, $500.
"a 8anner gudrer an Qiberul 8. II. .
n Co., $1,000.
Sarah Qambert an Columbia 9. u
.. 9. u. 60, $500.
. Dora 2ipmon on Geo Weiler, $500
Goparo 90. Sones an Wpooburr
25 @pe. 6. H. 9. Co., $2500.
3n 0erfsl6e an 8. 8. patouo. $500.
e., 9ictorta Sarpsr on U. 5. W(urphn
$1,000.
IT, Wlargaret 5borp an Gitp SdI
- 8ont, $3.50.
on G. SO. Campbell an Benefit Stec
Furnace g., $123.
B, -.
'er @ergctbau unS uadgeoad)t
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gatIsttsburs, NJ. Der 5taSi eat sI'
sx BaHerfaHb ben 40 Gus aHb fault.
asaisstGle. m. Der 6lab sas tissa
Bafsrfanb bsn 9se 6ns uns ffsist.
aHaHsbtlle, SAB. Der Slas ia. ti'
nss BaftrfaHb boa 2.s SaS sno fsi9i.
gairp, 81. Der 6Ist bat siRsH BaFsrs
fsab bon 6.7 Gut nab faat.
MsmRhis, 1sRH. Der SIss Sat siRsu
@aHtrEexe roa so Tus nRe faut.
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itetia. Gut 2paf 5.s0e, Grufbeb $50, gonlo
.E1 b.15c, Cubes 5.05c, powbereo 4.sbt,
granulateb 4.s0e, Diamond "a 40, &on>
feeicntrs ~ 4.s5e, gfo. 4.56e, sto. 4;0be.
no. 8 4.00c, SO. 4 8.95c, SO. 8 e.S0e, ITO. o
8.s5e, go. 880t, gtp. 8 8.s6e, No. 8.!0s,
80. 10 8.65e, No. II 8.80r glo. IL B.tot,
Rp. Is 8.60e, Ro. 4 0.50c.
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gds ,on eau wurbe 81 2k-8T aus
asiiehen.
Brima sefAaftspopIsrs fpurSsn So w -
o. bistontirt.
GterltaaG Gr6angs ~ inipa6.
gidbt su S4.s55t-4SSK nuo aomHssreIal ~
t4.sf H--4.sfk.
Bunbess Cbftgattonen warsn Fs'
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~ reaiitrirte 109H--1i0H, coupons losh
-fl0X, az resiftrirte 102 4--lOS, 0oupoas ~
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geb., DO. So, s94-iOo.
Gftienmarft.-Ter Rarft mar beuts
Isbr ruhia unb bic BreiIe fhtpad, Sis
Sd1lusrotirungen iianoen fat onrdtutg nI.'
ter bei.en pom gantitns. uno ergabsn in Ct
niasn fydlIen re6t aHiebnlidlt Ssrlniie.
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sic aud. oab pieies glau mir gut
itsbt9"
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drau fih sine Soee - bgonosr frtlts
ren laiisa!"
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Neue Sppotbeteu.
Solpmon Neiner an 8rsmsn Ctr.
6. u. 3. Co., $25o0.
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Yferoe uno WtauleIet.
Cincinnati, 90. S.ntembe,

Cincinnati. 90. September. 1913.
In Der UeriIoiiensn 9ohe parsu bic GBss
Ihdiie bic IebhafteHeu istt ldugersr 9eit.
9is Breiie wareu fdrfsr. gs iamsH I'M
BaHaeH 260 Bisrbe uno 14s Rameiel in ben
Rarft. Die EuoiiruHgen poren am ShIuB
Der g9od)e mie iolat:
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Sept., 20. .424s 1894 1854
Sspt., 81. .... 8688 45i8 22O5
Riuouis - Iie 5ufuhr mar heuis
siemlid grDs, uno bic BrsiIe hatteu tnfoIse.
Ssiien III leben. Cute bis auserleieue iette
Eualitaten feieu I'M 10--l5c, aHoere UNI
l5-25c.
SAuere S:itre bruhtsu sT.25-9.00.
1nlen sS.O0-S.25, TIeiT1erftiere S5.25--
7.50, auserIslert bis srtra $7.60-T75, 5si.
fsrs s4.25-5.s5, Grtrn ss.Oo-e. rs ,elhe 90. %
-5.75, auserI.Iene bis ertra s5.s5-6.60
gauutrs e8.00-4.00, Stoders uno syesbsrs
s5.b0-T.25. 5iod.psiisrs s4.5O--5.75.
Bullen.- Die 3ufubr mar gut unit
quite bis auserlsieas Sortsu i'm 8reiie fart
Taaere unb Ieitte $450-6.50, Bologna
s5.5O-8.25, Ggsra $500, ittts SulsH 1925
$50.
geildtabs - Ter Rnt,t mar beuts
ftetig bis IiGrt.
gFtra ss5.0O-so 90, quite bis auserleIsne
e0.00-S5.00. oroIHdre bis CUTE $25.00-
$500. faHcp $4,000.
adtber 5ie 3dfuhr mar reidIit
uno Der Wartt BET 25-50e Hieorigerer
Greiisu ruhia.
srtra sl100, fair bis CUTE lsithts $500
1915. erotuhre uno erobe $5.O0-i0.50.
g d NE n {. - Die 3ufuhr mar lelht
uuo be 8rriie iniolgebe'ieu um l0c bober
7ie Rad)iroae mar ltbhaFt.
Shnere Shpetue brahtsn ss.s5-9.00
sule bis auserIefsns Be"pn9unes. unb TIei
! fheriortsn $900--9.05, oroindrs bis auser
| leieRe ihwsre fette Sdut s4.50-s.0o. Gytrt
$50, Etags s4.25-7.25, grtru s7.1o-7.15
| lsihte Bsrfanhtiortsu ss.00-s.S5, ,Ssrte
uon 10 Bfune anb weniaer e4.00-7.5O.
SAafe 2kmmtx. - Tie 9tahfra
as mar gut uno bic Breiie i'm Aassmeiner
/ itetia.
Sdafe.-gItra leibts t4.l0-4.l5, gut,
| bis auserleIene S3.50-4.lo. creiaare bio gut
81. 1885, s3Ghrlinae s8.75-5.50.
2dnmer. - Grtra s7.15. CUTE bis aus
erleIsns $6.50-T.i0, oroinare BIB quite $50
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Mebium Clothing ................1s-lsc
braio aio.:......................H-ioe
Seine Werino ...................l .l2--14c
@eSupfts
Super unb qamm. ...........20 .20-22c
Gefdmrtte ......., 22--24e
5ebern. - 9iadfrage gut, Rreiie itetig.
Beibe @dnIefeoern ,...... :. 56-5Sc
Brima @dniefebern ppu gutsI fgarbe --56c
fneiitens grau. --4Se
gebrthte. .35-40c
> non leb. Guten, gang rueiB :. .45--4Se
!. > ;, ounfle gemiihte, .3b-3sc
grima Stbner, 8oop, sanS uetB. .14-16e
. :, ouHtle gemtidte 49,. &c
SabuensSh Shuansfeoern, Iange fanep roc
2rutbabu, Boon, weibe. .. Zoe
ounfle le............... o. oC
/. Smman5. ........ -4oI
5aute.-angebot mdBig, Tartt felt.
Rabgelalsene go. per gfunb 13H-134e
Jio. Q 12H-12Ac
gitn Builders friife -. 18z-18Hc
Gpuutrp Builders frif6e. -. 11K-12c
Jrtide aalbfeae .......... is --1eKe
BerfGiebenea
CeIe - Wartt III itetig. aein6I rphss
Soc, setphtts Sic per Salione in Bartien
BON Bbf. Gytra Binter Telt aarb6I 86c
per Ga1oue Cotton Seeo GsI rafHuirtes
69t per 6aiisue Tsrpeutir 49e; getro.
leum, Ohio Carbon 1870 Grab Toe, DO. 100
Grab II Nc, DO. .6eablisbt 175 Grab 12h-
1916. GropH GdfoliH l5c, Wapbta Ice per
eaIIoRs in Bartisn BON bis 5 8bls
Gats. Der Hartt 1T rutig. Ette
siiser sl.20, UiGisan unb Htron t1.14 per
DBL BON $50 Bfuno.
fafs itetig. Brinsa gitu 74-7He,
DO. Qouutrp 7-7He per Bfunb.
Rohlea-Warft ruhis. gousbioahens
es.75-4.00, Rub u. glad t2.1b-2.25, Rama.
| loie Etldtotfen $500, Anthraette sT.76--
500 per Tonne abseIisfsrt. Goss ioitet $3.50
| per Tonne nb lslleFert.
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2SDns OeIOntartt,
Stueirratt, 10. septembes 1913.

lie Nad5graae mad, Toslsben mar tsuts
feline grpEe, bod, mareH bic 1nnfeH - iuts
asir6hnlidl nm Dipntag--niit Moutinearbtis
ten siemlid, itarf befhaftigt. Die 9insraten
finb unperdnbert eeblieben. 1arlebeH or
sall4 wurben BON ben Banfen su8E auses.
lieben unb Gseid,aftspapiere ebenfalls su6T
bisfontirt. sic Watler plasirten 4ripat'
Hapital .on salIr uHb anf Beit ~ bh-eS
ssshid sri Hsw nss&
purbsn M Bari suilhen BanfeH perfauft
2s goaHitrrass betrast SOC |rhmis pei
$1,000.
spsAisf asi esssfs.
IiHb itetis - Die folssnbsn GuetiraH
gen iiHb ~ berihteH:
gonbon, Tage Siht, t4.se per q; q
Taet Gidt, A.82I< per g.; Rarts
. Eaet Gift. b15 syranes per 900; 90 Tag
Gidt, 51e sSrants Der tt00; far 9euif6Iono
9aee Gifi, Rarf s5K-05k, bo. o.
Taat Gidt, g4k-o4ke.
Tocumentarn Bins auf 2onbon murheI
sn s4siH, aui Glasgow tu e4.s1 Y uHb aa
xelfait 40 t4.s1 nerfauft
eansts.E bfissaswss.
rubis uno ftetis. Die 8aaisn auetsreH nj
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Sieb mdrfte.
giueiuuati, 29. September 1918.

giueiunati, 90. September 1918.
4ufuhr uub 8eriauot pdhreuo Der per-
Ioiieuen 49 Stunoeu oergliheu nit berieI'
ben 8eit Iegter Eode rDaren pte fo!gt:
9ufuhr: RiRbpsb Shweine. S4aft.
Sept. 22 1858 3444 7TS
Sept.. 80 ..... .4S19 3209 1l3l
Ter 8erfaubt betrus in bsrieIbsn 8sit:
Sept. 90. ..... 334 402 40
Sep!.. 29...... 438 $50 23O
9uiubr unb BsrIauot ndhrsno oer per-
EoFsnsn @ohe, usrslihen nit ben Oorbe:,
gebeueeu 2 @o6sH tpGreu ruie foIgs:
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sfsariHs esRis AsfEss.
Tie llmidte im hieiiaeH Glearineboufe
bsI,sfsn iit teuts auf e4,090, ,<5o.
.esfnsisxtsn.
aH Der @brie pareH bic Gsihhite bsute
rubia uHb bic 4reiie gebriidt. Bel ben
Raftern nber trareu bic Gelhdite lebbafttr.
Werfcuft purben:
IN ts vusfe. ;.lMss~v@
First rali.
II aftisn Cine. Gtrsst Rp -. Ilo
10 attien Columbus GGs COM. -. B6
ssssas car.
Is astien Cine. Gas & electric. %. ~
Su ssfsrss Sassfte.
Mfiten1roster & Gamble com. 585
AltieH MmsrisaH @ef. Usiu com i79
MftieHEsrfteln Chip7 100
55 astisn 6otel GibfoH pf. 100
Hffien Tcgeoc Traction 4 eight
as a,iisn @ Ginc. gas 4 Glsstris.... Is Is
12 DO. DO. 75k
$1,000 GiHc. Biabuet ~ 1884 100
$4,000 pcrtsmoutb e. 6E i9ls.... 1ot
glahfsshtnoe Tabele BON TN hieEeel
Start befinhIiGen Bombs uHb Gttisa eieb
bic offsie1en EuotiruHasn an
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
WELL DESERVED
The Praise That Comes From
Thankful Smyrna People.

One kidney remedy has known
merit.
Smyrna people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Smyrna testimony proves t re-
liable.
John Rawley Main ST.. Smyrna,
Delaware, says: 81 am always will
ing to recommend DOan's Kidney Pills
as they did me more good than any
other medicine | ever tried. ! still
take this remedy occasionally and it
keeps me free from kidney complaint.
What | said in the statement l gave
some years ago, holds good. For at
least ten years | was afflicted with
kidney trouble that resisted the treat
ment of doctors. / suffered terribly
from pains.
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan'
and take no other.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
NEW OFFICER TAKES OATH
Oath Of Office Administered to Frank
Stout the New Probation Officer.

Oath OF Office administered 10 FRANK
Stout the New Probation Officer. d.
Chief Justice Pennewill in the pre-
sence of Judges Rice, Conrad, Boyce,
and Woolley, Friday, administered
the oath of Office to Frank Stout, re-
Gently appointed State probation
officer. The Office was created by
the recent Legislature. Contrary to
general impression this probation
officer has nothing to do with the
Juvenile court. His duties are to
have charge of those convicted in the
City Court or the upper courts of the
State of failing to support those de-
pendent upon them The probation
officer has these offenders placed il
his charge on probation to give them
an opportunity to do better and escape
prison term.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09

The new store house Of Henry De-
Bloise, at Viola, was burned to the
ground early Thursday morning. The
new stock of goods that had been un-
packed the day before was also con-
sumed by the fire, which occurred
about 4.3O O'Clock. Mr.. DeBlois,
who was trying TO save some of the
merchandise, was badly burned and
came near losing his life. The origin
Of the fire cannot be accounted for.
Loss 50, 600, no insurance.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09

Governor Miller has appointed for
mer Senator Harry A. Richardson,
former Lieutenant Governor Henry P.
Cannon. J. E. Hoffecker, Col. l.. w.
Mustard. George A. Elliott, Jonathan
E. Rhodes, Charles S. Phillips, vii.
lam P. Bancroft, Miss Emma Worrell
andMrs. Ella P. Stafford delegates tc
represent Delaware in the fourth an.
nual Peace Congress to be held in St.
Louis in May.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09

Rheumatism as a result of kidney
trouble, stiff and aching joints. back
ache, lumbago and sore kidneys, all
yield quickly TO the healing and cura-
tive qualities Of Foley Kidney Pills.
They regulate urinary in regularities.
and restore normal action. John Vel
bert, Foster, CAL, says: - suffered
years with kidney trouble and could
never get relief until / tried Foley
Kidney pills which effected complete
cure. Contain no habit forming
drugs. For sale by ali druggists.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
MOTHERS CONGRESS MEETS
IN SESSION At MILFORD
At THE HOME OF THE PRESi-
DENT, MRS. GEO. W. MARSHALL.
Officers Elected and a Profitable Time
Spent in Discussing Matters of
Timely importance.

The council of the Delaware
Branch of the National Congress of
Mothers and Parent Teacher AssOcia-
tion met in Milford February 13.
1918 at the home of the President
Mrs. George w. Marshal. The fol-
lowing officers were elected Vice
President, Mrs. O.V. Wootten, Laur
el, Del. Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Lila w. Aron, Dover, Del. Auditor,
Mrs. William Orr, Lewes, Del. Di-
rectOrs. Mrs. Thomas Garrison, Ches
void, Mrs. John Wharton, Houston;
Mrs. S M. Donnell, Newark; Mrs.
James l.. Crossman, Wyoming; Mrs.
William j. Benson, Dover; Miss
Eunice Anthony, Smyrna. The fol-
lowing chairmen were appointed =
Education, Mrs. E. Benson, Dover;
Sex Hygiene, Mrs. A. Rosa, Milford;
Good Roads, Miss Carrie Houston,
Lincoln City; Play Grounds, Miss
Edna Tally, Wilmington; Literature
and Magazines, Miss L. Richards.
Georgetown. The Cheswold Parent
Teacher Association, Mrs. Thomas
Garrison, president, just organized was
admitted to the Delaware Branch of
the National Congress of Mothers and
Parents Teacher Associations.
Next Council to be Held in Laurel.
1t was decided to hold another
council meeting in Laurel, May %,
1918. A box luncheon TO be prOvid-
ed. The president suggested that one
speaker be invited to address this
meeting and that officers and chairmen
should give reports. That the work
of this organization be made more
progressive and extensive, the sug-
gestion that county organizers be APP
pointed, one for each county, was act
ed upon. The President made the
following appointments as organizers
New Castle County, to be appoint
ed later; Kent County, Mrs. Lils
Aron, Dover: Sussex County, Mrs. Q.
V. Wootten, Laurel. The following
delegates and alternates were elect
ed to attend the II tn Child Welfare
Conference in Boston, Mass, May IL
to 20, 1918. Delegates Mrs. W.
Mustard, Lewes; Mrs. Lila ArOn,
Dover; Miss I. Kalket, Wilmington
Alternates, Mrs. T. J. J.Virden, Lewes
Mrs. Bunstein, Milford: Miss Edna
Tally, Wilmington. At 1870 ou
president invited US 10 the dining room
where luncheon was served by Ou
charming hostess, and a most enjoy
able hour passed. Again resuminl
business our president suggested tina
Mother Circles be formed to arous,
interest and further the ojects of thi
organization.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
senef, Derived From Discussions.


Much mutual benefit was derived
from a discussion among the members
Of the following subjects Domestic
Science and Manual Training in their
relative adoption in the schools of
Delaware. Good Roads bill being
now in the Delaware Legislature to
introduce a Road Primer in the rural
schools. Sex Hygiene and State Con-
servation of Forests. A book relat-
ing to the last named topic was re-
commended by the president, entitled:
''The Land We Live In, "The Boys
Book Of Conservation, by Overton w.
Price is well worthy to be in all pub
lie and school libraries. The presi-
dent called the attenti N of the mem
bers to Founders Day, February II,
1913. AS many as could were urged
to attend the meetings Of the Nation
al Educational Association in Phila-
delphia February 27-March 2. After
holding a very profitable session the
i council adjourned at p. m.
Coming Child Welfare Conference.
The 18th Child Welfare Conference
Of the National Congress Of Mothers
and Parent-Teacher Associations will
be one of the greatest conventions
ever held by the Congress. Massa-
ehusetts is planning many interesting
things for delegates in addition e
the meetings. The steady rapiC
growth Of the Congress in Massa
chusetts is an evidence of the fin,
leadership Of the State officers. /
will be many years before the Congress
will again meet in Boston, and ever.
one should plan to attend who ca
possibly do so. The Coply Plaz
will be the head quarters. Summe
tourist rates will be in effect, and
hearty welcome awaits every one VIII
comes. Conference is to be hel
from May Is to 20.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
CHANGE ROAD SUPERVISORS

Several Changes in the Road Super
visors Appointed a Week Ago.
The Kent County Levy Court has
made several changes in the Road
Supervisors appointed a week ago.
S. L. Morris was appointed supervisor
for the Ninth district, William NJ.
Minner for the Sixth district, James
d. Pratt for the Third district, J..
Frank Salevan for the Tenth district.
The 1918 assessors were allowed 20
cents per name for making the scrap
assessment. James H. Hughes, framer
of the Kent County Good Roads bill,
explained certain provisions.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
Heed the Cough That Hangs On

The seeds Of consumption may be
in lurk and a cough that hangs on
weakens our system. and lowers our
vital resistance to disease. Take
Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound.
II stops the cough, heals the inhamed
membranes, and strengthens the
lungs. LA Grippe left me with a
deep seated hacking and painful cough
from which ! could get no relief un-
til took Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. II completely cured me. "
Refuse substitutes. For sale by all
druggists.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
Recommended for a Good Reason.

Because they cured him of kidney
and bladder trouble, c. H. Grant
23O Waverly ST., Peoria. Ills, tells
the result of his taking Foley Kindey
Pills. 'Backache and eongested
kidneys made me suffer intense pains.
Was always tired and floating specks
bothered me. Took Foley Kidney
Pills and saw big improvement after
third day. kept on until entirely
freed of all trouble and suffering.
That's why / recommend Foley Kid
ney Pills. They cured me. " They
are tonic in action. quick in result.
For sale by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
FOR SALE.

One "a h. p. Vertical Coates
vile, Pa Boiler, good condition.
One 20 h. p. Vertical Coates
vile, Pa Boiler in good condition
Lot of Shafting. Hangers, Pull
leys, sc.
All the above for sale cheap.
Apply to
c. p THORNLEA
Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09

The Charles Nj. Peters 1100-acre
farm, near Delmar, has been sold to
Warner Ames. Of Onanock, and Floyd
Mock. of Aceomae, who propose to
make a modern truck farm Of it. put
ting in 200 acres Of potatoes at once.
The price paid for this property was
s25, 600 cash.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09

Newark is enjoying a building bOoEa.
and s15, 600 was drawn out Of the
building Association Tor new homes
last week. insuring the erection Of 40
new dwellings this summer.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
BOULEVARD ROLLERS SHIPPED
Steam Rollers Used in Construction
of Boulevard Shipped Away.

DUUIGFdT 0II'VFCU FtWdT.
Two Steam rollers which were used
in the construction of the strip of the
DUPONT Boulevard a short distance
from Georgetown. were loaded last
week preparatory to shipment.
Most of the road-building equipment
has been shipped away since litigation
was started. Some of the machinery
was owned by corporations who were
granted the right TO lay sample pieces
of the road. Shipment of the road
building outfit emphasizes General du
Points intention TO do no construction
work at least until after the Supreme
Court gives il decision.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-09
Many chlsarsn ar. s,e.,x

Mother Gray's sweet Powders for Childr.,
hreak az c9ics n - hcufs relieve FeTershness
and Dlssroy Worms. Al all drurrisf - ea,',,.i@
mailed fhkk. Addresz Allen y Oi usfed i ~
NY ~Et~f - MY
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-25

North Carolina has now all the ad-
yantaSes that any other OF the lead
ing States possesses. and in addition
has many advantages that nearly ev-
erv other one lacks. With this much
of a start ii is only reasonable to ex-
meet that what the other States did
with the opportunities at their com