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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-17
SOCIE TY
Dorcas Society

Dorcas Society
The Dorcas society met with Mrs.
l.. Millner on Thursday afternoon.
After a short business meeting. Mrs.
Grogg, Mrs. w. w. Wright and Mrs.
Busch assisted in serving lovely re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. Eagle enter
tanned the following guests at Sun
day dinner: Dr. and Mrs. Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Wallace and Mr. Col
lar.
y. T.. q. Society
A very pleasant social meeting of
the p. h. o. society was held at the
home of Mrs Westel Wallace on
Wednesday afternoon. A goodly
number were present and two new
members were installed into the So
ciety. Dainty refreshments were
served
Interesting Meeting
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mike Brady, held their
regular meeting. which was very
well attended. A feature was an in
teresting paper by Mrs. j. V. Ander-
son. of Alamosa, her subject being
Colonial Furniture" Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Union Discusses Peace
The w. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Ty-
ner's Wednesday, the meeting hav-
ing for its subject Peace" Some
good papers were presented and an
active discussion engaged all pres
ent upon the phase as to whether
large standing armies promote peace.
KensingtOn Club
The Monday Evening Kensington
club was entertained ut the home of
Mrs. Chas. Holt with Mrs. Geo. Bur
gett assisting hostess. The members
and guests enjoying the evening
were: Mesdames Wyland, Bert
Ayres, Cameron, Prather, Jerny
Worth. Brady. John Burgett. Bush
niger, Gibson, Eagle, Mckee, Dunk
er, Goff; Misses Fassett, Kerr. Mum
sell. Holt. Smith. Merchant. McNair.
Maddox. Batcheldor.
Young Folks Entertained
The Delta Alpha class of the NJ
Il. Sunday School were royalty en-
tertained by Miss Mable Ford, Ethel
Robb and Leafy Sanderson, at the
sanderson home on Thursday even
ing. The time was spent in playing
progressive games and singing. A
dainty two-course lunch was served
to the following class members
Agnes Needer, Stella Felmee,
Pearl Behil, Oman Short. Gladys and
Mildred CLANCY. Josephine Ginders,
Hannah Beatty, Lottie and Iona
Thrasher, Bessie Berg, Fern Bowers
Sara Ayers, Vista and Efie Mer-
chant, Ruth Tiller, Hazel Whitmer
Emma CLANCY, Helen Myers, Lola
Smith, Elizabeth Stein. Mesdames
Robb and Sanderson and Misses
Kerr, Rugh. Wilkinson and Plezza
Sanderson were special invited
guests
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-17

l.. Fl. Ashford, one of our good
farmers of the north country. has
pneumonia. He is reported as some
what improved at this time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-17

Rio Grande Produce will pav
II y c per lb. for live weight hens.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-17

Mrs. l.. X. Hogate has been quite
III with Grippe this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-17
Veal Outlets With Muchrooms

Have a slice or two of outlet cut
thin: cut this out in even circles and
press with the potato masher till they
are as large as slice of an orange;
Try these quickly; have ready chopped
half can OF mushrooms or quarter
OF pound Of fresh ones, and after
seasoning both these and the outlet
cover the meat'with them in a smooth
even layer. Serve very very hot with
creamed potatoes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-17

Who Pays ? +? :? =? ?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

Sic ct tie Militar lbipimman-
ltalt begriinbete Suupimam 0patcr
@eneral) p. pfuel i'm Sabre 1872
in 4rag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
Suasfas Mniicu=S @ 11ttagc.

9ie Sage bes rui1ii6en geIibes
bon Mlasfa iparen oft b~lutriinitige
Sage fir bic gingeborenen, ipelde i'm
gansen bon ben Rufien orauiom be-
bonoelt ipurben, lpmpbl BON @eb6rz
ben, ipie bon pripaten 9anoels=gaz
ronen, unb @ergeltung iibten, lpenn
lie gelegenbsit baau fanoen.
giner Der Yldbe, ipel4e ON be-
tonnteiter burh blrtise Sample 5ni=
i9cn RuIlen uno gtngeborenen Sc
nprben iino, lit Nulatp, beutc
ein friebli6er Sanbelsplab uno cine
Der grDbten Snoiarerz unb Gsfimoz
Mniiebelungen an Duton, po Gstiz
mos in ibren 9pgelfeoerz RDden mo-
lertfde Strabenbilber bieten.
Sier %griinbete Elm RuIie namens
Malotpp 1888 etnen 9anbelsppitsn.
s@9on pprber iporen bic gingeborenen
in onoeren Teilen bes Serritoriums
fhredIi9 ,bon ben Ruifen bebunoett
pprben; erBiftert b%ieriiber, brnnnten
lie MalutD}bs glab mebrere Male
nieber uitb tDteten cine In3ubl 1einer
@efdbrten. Malotop aber, felber Elm
'@ifenfreYfes, blieb cine Reibe Sahre
bier, fiibrte Elm entieBlihes 96ret=
ttensz Heaime 1lnb tDtete piele Rpt<
bdute.
Mod fdlimmer bau1te 8ertfhini=
tpip, ein moerer ruiiiider gambler;
ser t0tete minbeItens Sl,bianer genale,
bob ct init ibren @9abeln fem eigez
ne5 Grab bdtte fiillen tonnen! ginsS
Sages ipurbeu an einsm ol,cerea
pSonbelspolten mebrere, Hufien urge
bradt. Mon psrmutete, bab Die
Mproer nod Nlllato seflnben Ieien.
Rertldinitpip trieb stpei aa11onen
allf, luo lie nit Giientstten, Wdgeln
unb onberem alten Wletall unb err
19ien in Nulatp. 9ie1e .,Gineebpre=
men ipubten nod nid)ts ppu Ranonen,
uno nls g.. bic Muslieferung Der
MDrber foroerte. lohtsn lie i'm aus.
- ba feuerte ct, t0tete etipa ein Out
senb Snbioner alf einmol anp Der
munbete biele onoere!! Dos perllr
lahte einen 96reden, ipelebsr lanas
pprbielt. aber l6lieblih iurrbe 6.
1elber bon ben emp6rteu gingebore.
men obQemurtit,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
6 / II SeiInehmer

Gin SeiIue9mer Der
Riidreile oes befanntsn 5orl9unas-
r~eiIsnoen Seq 5rpbenius aus Mfrita
beridtet feline Grle6niIie ouf Der
5a3rt our@ ben @ue5tanal unb err
5dblt babel folgenoe uitige Gpifobe.
Wtr lparen gelpDbnt, uns 5u3%utrinfem
nno babe! gu ia9en: r5iostt!." 5. y.
u9auptfo9s lit, bab @nglono &eile
trlegt!!" Die Gngldneer, bic uns
lhrdsse9eniiber an einem anoeren ST.
lde faBen, crfunoisten iieb Bel un1erm
Nraber, lpas oas Wort benn eigcntti6
bebellte. Memmln mar nm te..-e
Iisreoe berle9en unb ertldrte ibnen,
'9ioett lei ungoriid pl,b bebeute 10
btel ipie pf4arf", unb mir forberteu
uns nit bieiem 3urlf gegen1eitiq.
nut, red1t 1t)arf in un{erem 3prn ge-
gen bic @nglanber gu Icin, batnit es
tbnen proentlirb an ben Rragen qeben
lollte. 9arauf balten bic @naldnber
l6ren 9lan. Menn mir in @eoanten
Dos p1Hart" 9egen ne riAtefen, tonn.s
ten lie es ia Nmgetebrt gsgen uns ae<
rtdtet benten. limb Sci Der nadbIteu
Mlo6l5eit er5p6en lie lire @ldIer,
tronten Ii6, auf uns beriiberblidenb,
81 lino lagten laut unb berslid: .5ia
oetf." Warum mir uns 70 ireuten.
oas baben tie freilih nidt bssrilisn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
BIGGER alts Samaica.
epllen fiir Sc,t GrirBsoicnit iii SlauScrn
auBcmprbcit iucrbtn.

SSn Gen M1itteilnngeu oes peltTben
8roben 5aaptquortiers frnoet fid)
iber Die III Jlanosrn gen,ad)ten @ez
Iange1lcrt 6fter5 cine iruniide gemers
fnna, lpelde gang por5iigii4 ben fir
en9liiG, 3ibIl!intion gegen beatIae
8arbarei on Die 5rent gebradteu
goltermiidmafq tean3eianet. Ia5
ben Mieni@enireilern DON Jiol@J
bcn Naori5 bon NeuIeelaao IL. i. H.,
nun oud bic Heger oon Jamaica,
lpelde ieDem 8eiuG1er Ger msItinci.
lfen Snfel bon ben bort Iebsnpen
@n9lanoern Gig ba5 %fau!ite geiinoel
Der GrOe g%eIsliloert gu perosn pflesz
ten. aaut elmer Der GDnSonsr Zines
5ugeaanseaea MeIbung aug ains]son,
Der 9auta to6t sSSarnoieo5, bat ser
nortisc Gouperneur Dor ieiner be;n:=
laen Regieruag ben gefebl ettat.ea,
lofort cil1en Woli3ei= Sn}pettos nit Der
4nperbulg elmer fanar3en gilfs=
truppe NIB Dem gefc6L 0ariibsr all
hetruusil.
Nuf Somo;ea, oas e9soem oie
bD3litulttoierte inter allen aoIpuien
Weitinoiens mar, 6aben bic Meger felt
Iuf6ebuag Der @tlaperei oard teinerz
lei 3urebea uao bur9 feinsrlei
,3mangsmittel mchr CUR Mrbeit per-
onlabt lperoen t%onnen, 10 oaB Die e5ez
maligen Yflan5ungen beute cine peite
Mi!Dnis partellen, oab bieie i9parz
5eu WfuBtgga1ger, au9 tperm gngz
Lamb ietnen 8etobeutel mod 10 tpeit
Dffnet, ben aampf gegen Die beuti9en
garbarerl entfdeiben perben, biinft
oemnod nidt serobe pabriheinli9.
SIR ben in Der engli{9en &rieg=
fu9rung %lebenben, unb bie1e 10 bors
teil6aft bon Der oeutlden abbe5eneen
geiIt ipri4t au4 re@t 6ibih cine
3ui4rift, Die iiG unter Dem gitel
uein belgii9er 9ialog" in Der Shines
Dpm 3. Stunt finoet. Der 8rieTi6lei=
Der 19iloert, lpie ct ais 9olmetidY
geoient babe, als Elm enslii6er 9orf=
poli5ilt bret junge 8elgier perbaftete,
Die 1i9 niht gum &rie9sbienit bdtten
melpen l%pollen, unb fdbrt barn fort:
Iuf benz Ra6bauiepese hodte ieh
nit genugtuung iiber Die 9ei@tigteit
na9, lppmit Die Regierung unleres
groben &eide5 Refruten fir bic felz
gilae Mrmee %erlonsen fonr1. Sd
iiberlegte, ob e5 ntdt mDgli9 mare,
einen dbnlihen Druid Bel anperen
inter unleren gditen an5utpenoen. IS
mIiien mod cine Nn5abl @erben unb
Montenegriner in Gnglanb fem, bic
lt9 aus bteiem ober jenem grunoe
ben Spfern, nel9e mir BON unlererl
Bunbesgenol1en %ertparten, ent5pger
baben. Mtr limb 1i6erltd bere@tigt,
gu berlonsen. bob Die Hegierung bie1e
s9rudeberger rudlihtslps Derbafter
atno ibren betreffen6en 5eeren Iber=
peiien laBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
uarjegsfometcn".
'Madten a,td iN pcrflunencu aricss=
jagr ibr @rideincn.

Nu6 I'M 9oufe beg lebten Sabres
iinb ON 9immel pieoer isne merit
s%piirbieen S9meifiterne aufsetaudt,
bic Elm alter 8oltsglaube bon jeler
nit benz @intritt irbiIder &ata-
1trppben, beienbers nit BEN arieee,
in 3u1ammenbnng sebradt BOT.
sSiefe Rometen iinO ben 4itronomen
nur gum Sell unerportet ~gstofmmen,
Man ertpartete i9on bic Misber.
tebr bes 5ogenannten GndeTden So
meten. Mber 0ieier Deripatete lid,
lober nuroe gu fpat - es mar ON
20. September 1914 -. ol5 Gtesn
,6en IA. @rDBe in Samburaz gerse-
bDrf tpieber .entbedt. Ser Gnde-
fde Sonnet 1T gum er1ten Mals 1856
geieben iporben, ober eri It 1918 itell-
tie Der MftrDnom Gnds feline Soen-
tttat felt unb bere6nete ieine lin.
loufsaeit in e1ipttfdsr @o5r linn eis
.@onne nit breieinbrittel Sa6r. Gs
bat bamit BON allen Die Come i'm
t%reiIenben aometen Die t~iir3eits llna:
l%oufs5eit. 9tefe bat lid iibriseas
in ben leBten Sabren entgesen Cen
8ere6nungen @ndes pertiir5t. 9el
Sonnet beneet ita ouberorDenttit
i9neu. Mm 81. Sftpber NOR CT Der
Grbe am ndtdfen.
Neben bic EN- ertporteten @a.
finb aber au4 mebrere u%nertportett
aometen an 5immel erl6ienen. En-
nor fdpn an Is. Mai 1914 Gin
Sonnet bon 3latinsfp entbedt por=
ben. Nu4 feds Mpden erfhiea ein
ne1er tometenartiger gterl1 lin Bib
bes 59iben, Der BON Der gtern=
marte in pultono seIt1tet ipurbe.
gr befab Die Se1igteit einss @ter>
mes 1875 @rDbe. Gr trdgt nod
ietnem gntbeder ben Nomen Meui=
min. Mls britter lei ber aritiinser
Sonnet 1910 nod erndbnt, be11en
Serieteit ouBerprbenttid sering lit.
Ginige Sage, bebor. Der @ndei6e
Sonnet nieber oufsefunoen purbe,
erfolgte Die gntoedlng zines neuen
apmeten bier in Mmerifa bur9 Der
M1tronomen Campbell. Dos geittrn
NOR onfon9s nit bloBem Muge ii6tz
bur. Die Be5ei9nung lit Der So:
met Campbell e. Ser er tie Sonnet
bie}es Sabres, Sonnet 1915a Melz
Tiff, tpurbe in Cambridge, MuN.,
.eutbedt., gr par bon 10. grDBe
unb erreihte imSuni fem Mogimum
nit Der 4. @rDbentlal1e. Sebpf
19on an @nbe Mai 1T er unferem
Muge ent19munben unb nod Suben
abgemanbert.
Der eisentlide ariesstomet aber
lit l9pn i'm DECEMBER 1913 pon
Delapan entbedt nprben. 9a5 Ell
genurtige NOR. bob mon Jpn, bebor
ct 1T bic MG6s BET Come, 9etbfnmer
'hpair@, sehntbedt bBdtte..'o gssnt Seaig=
felt betrug bic eines gternes 10.
@r0Be, mu6s jebod 10, bob er Sui;
unb Muguit 1914 fir CUTE Mugerl
pbne rpttide Stlfsmittel iidtbar
ipar. @r beltanb aus einem febr
l9orf ousgeprdeten aern, Der bon
elmer bi9ten, idmeiff0rmi9en Ne=
belbins u1ngeben NOR. gu Mnfane
bes Sobres 1915 peridponb er. Sc
ipirb pielei9t mDglid iein, i'm nof
feds Bis iieben Sabre long gu Be-
pbadten, lpomit notiirlih nidt &C.
fagt lit, bob aud Der arieg ip1ange
bauern mllB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
So6ann 9ls nnb Sic Mllllupcn

Sogarn gus lno Bic MQllabcn.
gs 1T lebrreid, gu beoba6ten, tpis
bic Mllilatpen aus allen, mas mr.
irgenbtpie ii9 in 8eoiebung gum 9la.
ipentum brtnsen IdBt, aapital fiir
TIRE politiI6ea 5tpsde 81 idloger
berfuAen. DaB lie Geoenftoge Der
hulgarii9en @efaidte na5u beinlbsn,
tann man nod Der iteben, bsnn bic
N,1iien uno Bulsaren baben in ben
leBten Menfdenaltern in Der sat
mondes auiammen erlebt. Gerooe3u
ergDBlt6 1T es aber, penn lett Sic
r1lilif6en Mll1laipen in grinneruno
an ben Reformator Sobann Sus
ldpel9en, Der an g.. SUM- 1415, ollo
ieBt ppr 500 Sabren, in Ronltan7
perbronnt purpe. @eapiB lpar Ser
bObmil9e 8orldufer Martin 2utbers
efn 5lape, bas tlhe1ii9e @prt
bus" Ole @ans) entipridt benz
rul1tl9en p8us", Mbsr I'M retoibo=
lifierten 8Dbmen beftebt Bel beioen
9oltsitdmmen beute feline lebenoiqe
%Grlnnerllng an ben mlttgen damn
mebr, Der fir ieinen 8lauben in ZEN
Sob ging, gei9ipeige benn I'M prtboz
ooren &ublonb, bas teinerlei reliz
gtDie 9uloiamteit tennt, lonoern
lseroll i'm erpberten Galisien Ielblt
ben itammpertpanbten 9pIen u1b Ru=
tbenen ieinen ltaatli1en Glallben auf
%olpinst.
I'm 10 burdli6tigsr lit Der pabre
Gruno bieier plobliden Yeeeiiterlna,
Die mon in Nublano fir ben bi6bmi-
1den Gefprmator an ben Sac leQt.
Wie mar in Der Nplppie 0re1nia
lieit, but Die ruliil9zAdeaide Sc
c!f9aft in Mostau fid por tur5eln
an ben STAB bes ruIfi19en @enera=
iilnms gepanbt nit Der 8itte, ibr
cine Der eroberten 0iterrei9ilhen Sd
nplen als Material fir elm in Mps=
lou 81 erridtenpes 8entmul su iiberz
lolien. @ieIer bat aber geanttpprtet,
Dab sDles bor 9eenolgung oes Grteaes
nidt gei6ebsn tonne, !~poral,f Bic Sc
iellihaft beldllpb, bic @rriftun1 oe5
9cntma!s bis ouf ioeiteres gu perz
id)ieben, oaiiir aber Dor Der Mpsz
tauer llniperIitdt cine bron5ierte Sips
bill tie ppn rSon Gus" ouf5uitellen.
San if Der tidehiid]e Nams fir So
boan, Dos rlili1ae Spau piirne au6
'l proIai|G tlingen.
Scr nesen llnterldla.
glng bpH Militdrlieferur1een perure
teilie fron561iI@e 8enerolaabimeiiter
Desl!aur erfrantte i'm @efdngnis
bon gDsrde Mibi an elmer @etTtes<
ltnrltng. Gr mlBte in bos Milis
tarluSarett 8ol be @rote eebra6t
perbsn. @ein S,ritano lit berortia
baB er, anitatt Dem 3uttbntie. Ell
ner Srrenonltalt i~iberlptelsn tperoe,,
muRte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

S. q. @artenleier, Mniienbertpnl-
ter Ser 91pal1 Dry GOODS So, reibtc
,,porgeltern %leil1el1 Weribt i'm @erid)t
Gin, meld)er bon Mid)ter Ibeopbill,s
..beltatigt ml1rSe. Seine giirgldaft
Ibetragt $44,0O0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
Mnaeisen fur
arbeitsplite, gerfdmfe, gerInfe,

in bieier Nubrit tperoen fit einen Sag
big gu elmer @ode git beu nadfolaens
cen Staten inierirt: @is su bier 3eilen
ODER oeren Nalrn SOC, ilber bier lino
6iS 81 adt Seilen $500. Seine Gins
jeige miro fiir mentser ais SOC an9e,
nonmen.
Sir Stedeneeluc6e ipirS BEL ein< bis
ledsmaltger Sniertion 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

Gcinft: Stelfims als aoaeftor pber
Ir6elt in nieier @rnnde bon einem su=
bcrlal5i9en Mann in mritttleren Sab
@or8uipredcn nbcr idriftlid per
@orcle: Sat-, tote Of Ser Sennn.
%,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

3u perfanfen: Gin Ieidtes @elpann
Gferoe, paileno fir @blieferltnestpa.
gen ooer ioniige Mrbeiten. Nad3u,
frasen i'm u9eutiden @%aitbn1s". on
Der gde Der 2. unb gcott strabe.
l4.hnD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

Snrn1 su perpadtcn: @ine t40 Grfer
Sornt, cine Weile bon Den fiinf gdeut
Srcult u1o Sutton StraBe, ". 8.
3doenport. N.lan frage ppr bet SuGu
6arlin, Ghpne 3auenport 1882 . 8.
25,1&t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

BIZ permietbcn: 5 3immer mooernes
Slot; GetBes uno falte5 @a1Ier; gao
etc. 9ampf6ei5rng I'M @inter. gtadsnz
fragen in Ser Office bes Ser 8emos
frat."
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
THE PRICES ARE LOW SOLELY.

I-Pecause OF largely increased valume
Of production:
l-Unrivaled manufacturing resources;
3-The studebaker policy Of manuiactur-
ing our cars complete In our own
factories and thus eliminating parts
makers' profits
THE greatly increased efficiency re-
shifting from year. study and con
ceutFation on the manufacture 0f two
chassis
5-The high percentage Of interchange
ability Of parts in the two chassis.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07

Three great sentiments, let US re-
peat. swept across the limited States
in June. First. we prize our blessings
of peace and we will not fool about
the fringes of Europe's War. nor will
we be drawn by any untoward incl
dent or process of logic into Euro
pean mid-continental contest for su-
premacy that is not ours to decided
Second, in an age like this we cannot
afford to jeopardize our supreme
right to live at peace. by being un-
prepared for self-defense. Third. all
the people of Europe are kin to Us.
our civilization is derived from theirs
in great part. and we must strive to
help them find basis for peace. To
that end. we as cit zens and as neu-
trails should do nothing that would
put US in a false position OF impair
our national usefulness or influence in
the great cause of world harmony. =
From "The Progress of the World, I"
in the American Review of Reviews
for July.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07

Il is unfortunate that owners of
property living along the creek do
not cooperate with the movement for
better shipping facilities on Smyrna
River by coming to some terms in the
matter of deciding their property for
a shorter route to the Bay that will
mean 80 much to navigation for this
vicinity. A move for this will not
only be a help to the owners and
tenants of such farms but every farm
BY reason of faster AMI better boat
line should become more valuable.
The three cuts needed. are nearly all
through marsh land and of no very
serious loss to any owner.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
The SMYRNA TIMES
SMYRNA. DELAWARE.
Wednesday, July 7, 1915

Sounded by Robert D. Hofecker July 5, So
Editor and Proprietor until February 10, 1877
lFFICE-Nezt Door TO the Fruit Grower
\ .tional Bank
Telephone. No. 10.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
FOR SALE

About 20 900 Chestnut Posts for sale.
Apply 90
J. II. ARMSTRONG,
Wilson's Hardware Store.
Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
FOR SALE.

Brand new b. D, horizontal Ohio Gas
cr Gasoline Engine. fully equipped aud has
high tension magueto built in. Has been
run two weeks aud found not large enough
for what L was intended for.
RALPH r. STATS.
Shirt Factory.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
Grape Baskets for Sale

The parties from whom buy my baskets
have asked me- 20 represent them in this
section. IL will pay You 10 call on me.
Get a nice substantial basket At right prices.
JOHN BUTTRRY.
Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
BaySide Inn
BETTERTON. MD.
The Place for the Automobilist and
His Erieuhs

Highest elevation AZ tie resort Overlook
ing Chesapeake Biy ni aif,riing maguif.
cent wafe view. Large AID shady lawns.
long and wi'e ,erar'la.. Cool aud airy
faOms No 'ern convenience. Garage. Yacht
nnchoraae. One >quar- from steamboat land
ing special aifeu' ton given automobile and
Eeek end parties Tne "INN g. surrounded
by nine acres % Z aud set in shade trees ever
green flowers fruits aud vegetables. We can.
therefore Oder our euests absolutely fresh eat
ables and pleasant surroun iugs We ask q
share Of v0nF patronage Very tiuly yours.
/. HARRIS CREWE Mrs. SARA &. CREWE
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
Kennard & Co.
Vacation Offerings

lust now the following have unusual interest
A table full of Silk Waists, s3.75 each from S. 90
rack full of linen and Dresses at So IS each
A table full of Waists both silk and cotton, at sI95
each.
Hundreds styles of white cotton Dresses many at
very special prices
For travel nothing equals dark navy blue Tatfeta or
China Silk Dress We have number of splendid styles
at SIS 90 each. White well.
Balance of Corduroy Goats, $40 from SIS.
Balance of twopiece wool Suits pronounced reduc-
tions.
Top Goats for motor and all outofdoor purposes.
completely replenhed stock of linen corduroy and
palm beach Skirts
White Chinchlla Coats at 81 500 each.
Silk Sweaters in many grades, Muslin and Knit Under
wear and Corses in complete assortment
900 wards alslk sash width Ribbon. Black. white
and twenty five colors 35c yard
1000 pairs of Women Hose white and black Isle and
silk, at wonderful price concessions
Balance of highgrade Swiss Embroderies most liberal
reductions.
All short lengths of 4o-inch Chameuse Crepe Meteor
and Crepe de Chine, 81 SO yard, from S2o
We solicit charge accounts from those of established
credit and prepay delivery charges within reasonable
distance.
Kennard & Co.
62l-623 Market ST., "ilminftGa; psIaware.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
FOR SALE

well-bred BULLS. nearly ready for ser
vice. Also. Good HORSE.
Apply 20
+. W. LAPHAM & SON.
Clayton, Del.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-11

for the time being apparently having
all gone into the hands of European
governments. Closing quotations were
steady at | y a sc under last night
Corn finished with a gain of y a. Il 10
l &c; oats, q &c off to sc up. and pro-
visions varying from 2 n N5c decline
to rise of a shade.
Independence shown by foreigners
In regard to wheat shipments from
the United States seemed to be based
mainly on the fact that 10000, O00
bushels We're represented as being on
the way to Great Britain from India.
In this connection reports were err
rent that Europeans were eancelling
recent purchases of new American
crop wheat and were selling new crop
futures In the Chicago market. Tn
der these circumstances hedging oper-
atoms acted as weight on the mar
ket.
Sentiment that wheat prices were
low enough had much to do with a
bulge in the market during the first
part Of the session. Besides, the
weather was rather unfavorable over
the greater portion of the domestic
winter and spring crop belts.
Prospects OF clearing weather taken
with the weakness of wheat made
corn lose some Of an early advance.
Iowa crop conditions said to be the
worst In years were responsible for
most of the bullish feeling in the
market.
Oats swayed mainly I'm response to
the course of other grain. Field adj
vices were against the bulls.
Provisions failed to retain upturns
scored at the start. Selling by pack
ers was handicap on values.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-11
NOT FOR MEN ONLY.

Foley Cathartic Tablets are not as
insistently demanded by women as by
men because this particular cathartic
IS not so well known among women.
Women suffer as much as men do
from indigestion and constipation,
and they also require this scientific
remedy to keep the stomach sweet,
the liver active and the bowels regu-
lar. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing;
do not grippe or cause nausea. Stout
people say this is the one cathartic
that takes away that ovcr-full and
cloSged-up feeling. Sold everywhere.