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Pearsonals :

Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Minor and the
formers cousin. Edwin Minor, have
gone TO Uniontown. Pa, TO spend
few weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Jenkins and fam
lily have returned from Atlantic City
and Philadelphia. where they had
spent two weeks.
Miss Frances Lynch leaves tomor-
row for Mcfarland, Wood county.
where she will spend two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. James Lynch.
The Misses Cora Wilson and
Blanche Price left last night for Pitts
burgh and Cleveland for trip on the
lakes TO Chicago and other points OF
interest. They we're accompanied 10
Pittsburgh by the formers mother,
Mrs. F. A. Wilson. who will spend sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Dent Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Dickerson
leave tomorrow for jenkins. Ky.
where the former will be employed
by the Consolidation Coal Company
Mrs. T. A. Neill has returned from
Morgantown. where she had been the
BueSl VI ASA AGu6GASII va D 4@'SINNS
Hill
Mahlon. the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Henderson. who is Ill Of
typhoid fever at the home of his par
ents in Edgemont, is improving stead
lily.
James McCool. who had been the
guest OF relatives in the city. has re-
turned to his home at Washington,
Pa.
Mrs. c. C. Patterson and son, Of
Fairview, who had been the guests OF
Miss Mary Powell for several days.
have returned home. They were join.
ed here by Mrs. a. B. Patterson. Of
Waynesburg. Pa, who accompanied
them TO Fairview.
nue.
Mrs. G. F. Carroll has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Parkersburg. Pennsboro, Cairo and
other points.
Mrs Alice Billingsley Reese and lit.
tie son. Edgar. leave Monday for Chi
cago to join party OF tourists TO the
Fanama.Pacific Exposition. They will
also visit Mrs. Reese's brothers, c. c.
and X. J. Billingsley, who reside on
a ranch near Phoenix, Arizona.
Miss Dulcie Provance, former Bell
telephone operator. leaves tonight for
Washington, D. c.. where she has &C.
cepted position in the postoffice de.
partment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ". Binns. OF Spring
street. have as their guests Mrs. S. NJ.
Clegg and two children and Miss Ma.
nilla Buriingame, OF New Nartinsville.
They will be joined today by Mr.
Clegg. who will accompany his fam
lily home on Sunday. Miss Burlingame
will remain for a longer visit.
Mrs. Mary EVERY, OF Bruceton, IN.
derwent an operation at the City Hos.
pital this morning. The operation
was performed by Or. Hardy and Dr.
Defoe. assisted by DR.. E. w. Stricken,
of Fairmont. Mrs. EVERY was recov.
ering nicely this afternoon Morgan
town PoStChronicle
Mr. and Mrs. James l. Phillips mo.
tored to East Brady. Pa. yesterday.
Mrs. A. l.. Prichard accompanied them
to kittanriug. Pa. where she Will
spend the weekend with Miss Lena
Observation-Disclosures Telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. Clinton. Of
Clarksburg: Mrs. D. F. F. Randolph,
OF Salem. and NJ A. Greer. of West
Union, arrived here yesterday for a
notwithstanding Sentinel.
Mrs. F. L. Poindexter. OF Washing.
ton. D. c., and her nephew. Mason
Wood. Of Fairmont. are at Mrs.
C!ine's.-Charles Loron Free Press.
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Ball Player Who Does Not Play Ball, But
Writes it, Joins West Virginian Stat'

Brown Holmes. a hallplayer who
does not play baseball. hut writes IL.
has Joined the West Virginian staff.
md his articles will appear on the
sport page OF this paper.
Holmes started With fast amateur
and independent clubs and received
offers to enter the game professionally,
but turned them down.
His ability on the ball field opens
a way for him to see the game as 1t
really is and to get at the unusual.
He gets into uniform and works out
With the big league players bcfor"
games. BY being in close touch with
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Enroute Home.

The Misses Virginia RIGGS. Agnes
Erwin Beryl Morgan and katharyn
Barry, who left here about six weeks
ago for a trip to the Pacific coast, are
enroute home and are expected to ar
rive here either Monday or Tuesday.
They were accompanied on the trip
by Mrs. NJ. ]. Brooks and Miss Helen
Fleming, both Of whom have remain
ed in the west for longer visit with
relatives. The return trip has beeu
made over the northern route lncIud-
ing visit in Portland. Seattle and
Canadian points. They were all mem
hers Of large party conducted by
Prof. W. H. Sherzer, Of the Normal
School at Yipsilanti, Mich.
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For Eairmont Guest.

Honoring Miss Anna Lewis. Of Fair.
mont, Miss Ruth billiard entertained
a small company of young friends at
the home OF her parents on North
Wiley street yesterday afternoon from
three until Ave O'Clock. A color
scheme OF pink and white was effec'
lively carried out Games and music
proved enjoyable diversions following
which a luncheon was served the
guests. Small pink and white fans
were given as favors. a prize was
won bv Miss Cldella Wcaver.-Mor'
gantown New Dominion.
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Fairmonters Will
Attend Convention
PROMINENT SPEAKERS SEIZED
ULEO FOR STATE CHRISTIAN
ENnEEVoR MEETING.

A number Of Fairnor: people will
leave Monday evening for N'heelins
where they will attend the state Chris
tian Endeavor Convention, which con
venes on Tuesday morning and con
tiraG n session through Thursday.
Among the prominent speakers whc
will address the sessions are Karl Lch
mann. OF Boston. Mass, Interstate field
secretary Of c. =. work; z. p Gates
Of Chicago, Geld secretary OF Illinois;
Miss Pearl Smith. OF Ndd,etown. O,
junior superintendent Of Ohio; Charles
F. Evans. field secretary Of Kentucky
Miss Evelyn Straw is the pianist fol
the session Homer D welsh. D
Grove City, Pa, will be the chorister
Delegates will be entertained on the
Harvard plan.
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Guests Leaving.

Mrs. ]. H. Walker and daughter,
Mrs. John Lyon. of Youngstown, Ohio
who had been guests at Hillcrest. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Court
ney. have returned TO their home
Mrs. Albert Harmed and son. OF Wash
ington, D. c., who are guests there
leave on Monday for their home. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Martin. OF
Cleveland, Ohio, will arrive here 10
spend a few weeks as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI. Courtney at Hiil'
crest.
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Red Men To Hold
Annual Picnic

The annual picnic Of the Order OF
Red Men and the Degree Of Pocahon'
tas will be held next Wednesday. Au
gust 4. at the S j. Williams farm nea:
Antioch.
This farm is located on the Valley
river opposite Camp Attawa. The pic
nicers will 20 to the farm on the Ii
O'Clock train and will return on the
train reaching here about $50 o'clock
An enjoyable time is anticipated by the
lodges.
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Break Camp Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Biilingsley and
daughter, Miss Jean. Mr.. and Mrs.
frank P. Hall and son. Linn. and MI
md Mrs. Richard Hall and daughters.
fhe Misses Doris AID Jean. VINO nave
Zen in camp at Minnehaha cottage
Sden Springs. for the last two weeks
will break camp Monday and return
TOT their homes here.
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e q Black in City.

EB. Black, of Romney. ". Va. who
represents the ]. L. Nichols Publishing
Company of Naperville. H.. was IN
our city last Monday soliciting and
calling on friends We are glad to see
the firm has such an able agent MT
Black has been teaching in Davis. '"
Va, and his election this year makes
eight consecutive years. While in the
city he was the guest Of Mrs. L. b
Smith, of Grant street.
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west virainian (DaiIy by carrier)
SHOWER OF GOLD FOR BABIES.
Where to Secure Subscriptions.

Where to Secure Subscriptions.
subscriptions may be secured any
where in the United States. Write to
YOUR friends, no matter where they
may live.
The prizes to be awarded in this
competition will be pail to the parents
otthe baby.
The SHOWER OF GOLD manager
will furnish candidates with names Of
prospects and other records that may
be desired.
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CALIFORNIA.

Personally conducted tour 20 the
Grand Canyon. both exposIhons and
important cities OF the West; % days.
Leaving Pittsburgh August T. Entire.
" first class. All expenses SlS6. Send
for particulars to J. 3. Suffolk, Jack.
son Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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given by Aid No. 3at the Trinity N. 2,
Church was a complete success.
Election Of oHleern.

The following officers were elected
last Monday evening by Mt. City
Lodge No. 1888. G. U. o. of o. Fellowss
VIM. Robinson. P. n. F.: WIN. MI.
Ter. y. F.; X. C. Freeland. P. n. CO,
F. F Meade. n. G.; H. NJ. Perkins, v.
G.; James o. Heath. E. S. re-electedS
Harry johnson. Warden; Lee GIllem,
Inside Guardian
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AFRO AMERICAN news
BY JAMES o. HEATH.
BY James o. Heath.

Trinity M. E. Church Sunday Services.
Rev. Mapson F, Hayling. PASTOR
Morning Service at II O'Clock, subject
Justification" Sunday School at )
D. m. Evening Service at S O'clock
subject "CovetousnesS.
subject "CovetouSness." Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday evening at 5
o'clock. Glass Meeting every Monday
evening at s O'Clock. All are welcomS
TO attend the above services.
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Motored to Chateau.

A party of young people motorea 10
Mt. Chateau last evening and took
dinner. In the party were the Misses
Martha Hutchinson. Susan arnett'
Genevieve and Maria Raymond Pau
line Jamison. Messrs. Paul Raymond,
Kenna Clark. Robert Burns. Bernard
Arnett. Stuart Race joined the party
in Morpantown
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To Choose Public
School Head Soon

The Board OF Education Of Fair
mont Independent school district will
meet early next week when a superin-
tendent for the Fairmont schools will
be chosen and announced. Teachers
for the vorious grade schools have
practically all been chosen, but have
not been announced Officially.
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lille your little favorite to the 1000

title your little favorite to the 1000
bonus.
The object is TO secure subscrip-
tons to The West Virginian.
The babies securing the most votes
will win the prizes.
The best way to secure votes is to
get your friends and neighbors to sub
scribe for The West Virginian, pay
ing you for the subscription.
The % vote coupon published today
when neatly cut out and brought or
sent TO the Shower Of Gold headquar-
tprs, will count for votes for the baby
named thereon.
Office Open Every Evening.
For the convenience Of those who
are unable TO call during the day, the
Shower of Gold manager will be at
HEADQUARTERS Of 1.-The Shower Of Gold
For Babies" second floor 4O4 Main st.
Positively No Losers.
All babies who fail to win one OF
the Gold Prizes will be given a COM
mission of 10 per cent on all money
turned in on subscriptions during the
contst by their parents and friends.
Division Of Territory.
For the purpose of equalizing the
distribution Of the 5000 in Gold. the
territory has been divided into dis
tricts as follows:
District No Twill consist OF all
The territory within the corporate linn
its of the city of Fairmont.
District No. will consist OF all
this section outside OF Fairmont.
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UNJUST DISCRIMINATION.

"oh, no." soliloquized Johnny Bit
terly; there amt any favorites IN
this family. oh. no! II i bite my
finger nails l get rap over the
knuckles. but II the baby eats his
whole foot they think it's cute."-Lae
dies Home Journal.
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I0CAL S0QN> 6 HBS
EVENTS Is \
Hamilton Reunion.

The annual reunion Of the Hamilton
family will be held Sunday. September
5. at a grove near the bungalow OF DR..
VI. F. Hamilton at the mouth OF Salt
Lick run which is accessible from the
Warrington branch OF the Mononga-
hela Valley Traction Company. The
spot was selected by committee APP
pointed by the president OF the asso-
citation, Mr.. Fleming Hamilton.
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does baseball, playing tennis. golf and
other games and getting the CLOSE up"
view that counts in these days where
the sport writer must know what he
is talking about. Holmes will not only
write baseball articles, but hit on ev.
cry other sport.
Watch for his articles in the West
Eirginian,
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Return FINN Vacation.

Misses Lulu and Eula Forney re
turned Sunday from Charleston. ".
Va, where they had been spending
their summer vacation. They were
the guests OF Mrs. Alfred Forney their
aunt. while in Charleston. They also
visited a few cities in Kentucky
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At Traction Park.

The local organization OF the Order
Of the Eastern Star held their annual
outing at Traction Park yesterday
which, despite the hot weather. was
well attended and was most enjoy
able event. a picnic supper was
feature OF the occasion.
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E:nanne Club TO Meet.

The Young Mems Finance and Unit
ed Club of the Mt ZiSn Baptist Church
will meet at the church on Tuesday,
August 5. at p. m.
By order Of the president.
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BROWN HOLMES. THE
TION AS a BALLPLAYER.

managers and players on the field and
in the club house. and on account OF
his practical experience. he sees things
from the inside. then as baseball eX.
pert, he sees them from the outside.
That's combination hard TO heat
and a combination that gives Holmes
articles the authentic finish, besides
mixing them interesting.
Holmes treats other athletics as he
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AID Societies.

Miss Mildred Atkins entertained Aid
No. 3 of the Trinity NJ. E. Church at
her residence last evening.
Mrs. Floyd Lewis entertained Aid
No. l of the Trinity NJ. E. Church at
her home last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and chill
dren. Of Chillicothe. O.. are the guests
OF the formers sisters. Mrs. +. h.
Ford and Mrs. c. D. Barry.
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Visited in CITY.

Mrs. Virginia Adams, OF Clarksburg.
was visiting friends here yesterday al
ternoon.
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Mesdames Jessie Atkins and Lee
Gillem were visiting friends In Baxter
Sunday.
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Dance.

Dunbar Company No. %. L. R. K. F..
gave a dance at the Odd Fellows Hall
Thursday evening
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Miss Edith Parker OF Pittsburgh. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Carter L.
Faust, on Locust avenue.
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Miss Helen McCray, who Is Ill OF
typhoid fever at her home on Chest
nue. street, is improving steadily.
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The Auto Piano
The choice Of our Navy.

The Choice Of Our Navy.
Used on more than one hundred OF
our war vessels. Sold in some Of the
best homes in Fairmont. It Is 50.
constructed that little child can play
it and produce the same result % 81
played by hand. 1t makes musicians
of the entire family. It is the Piano
Beautiful. Nothing better In the
world for the money.
Pianos from .ElEo GO QlIGO9
VietroIas from ........ SIS 20 $3.50
All the new Victor records for An,
gust just out. Come in and hear. them
at any time suiting your convenience.
Courteous treatment extended to all.
C. A. HOUSE MUSIC store
Jacobs Building. Monroe Street.
Bell Phone 9S1.
Open Evenings This Week
Our Experience Your Safeguard.
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Miss Lena Jackson spent Monday in
Warrington visiting frineds.
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Votes Issued on Subscriptions.

In addition to the free coupons
which may be clipped from each ed.
ton of The West Virginian, votes viii
he allowed on both old and new sub.
ariptions. asoutlined in the following
schedule:
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MAcIGY HONE

sares attorney MacIay Hoyne who
Is conducting grand jury investiga'
ton into Eastland horror in Chicago.
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Guessing Supper.
The Guessing Supper which was
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British To Visit
Russian Fair
ID. Assncinted Press.l

PETROGRAD. July 31.-For me
6-s, time in history foreign country
viii be represented this year at the
great Fair at Mini Novgorod. Repre-.
sontativns of the British COMMITTEE
Of the petrograd Chamber OF NoH-
,oarce are now in Mini NovSorod 10
colaborate with Russian and hngllsn
conservatives of Wholesale houses 10
further British trade at the famous
Fair.
The Fair of Mini NovGorod. held in
the latter part of the summer. Is by
far the largest affair of its kind in the
world The amount Of sales made each
vear reaches a total Of about SSV'VOV:,
200 All kinds OF raw products ana
manufactured articles are represent
cd. :. oho,,1
100 400 persons located at the ]uncture
or the volga and Okla rivers about
go miles northeast Of Moscow. The
noDuIation is doubled in fair time. Inc
fairs are held in an extensive quaFter
along the Okla. the fair town being Il
civ in itself. composed OF vast ag-
rrecation of stone buildings arranged
in regular blocks. special sections be-
ing devoted TO particular commoditles.
The grounds are brilliantly lighted by
elPct-iCitV
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
at o'clock P. NJ following described real estate 70 Wit
Cooper or Clement, Farm Adjacent to Above

no All that certain farm North Mur5erk
dred Kent County and sontb siJ
Maryland Felton, Delaware adjoining lands of 4To,
- Di John b. MedfOrd George No
ana containing two hundred and
~ @ improvements are two and
stables ganaries and other oubudugs and tenant bons F
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
PUBLIC SALE
Estate

Edward Carter and Julia Carter Executors Carter and
hel tzsbeh Carter will sell
ne Iront door OF the County Building Dover Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
Grain and Stock Farm Ns.r Eel,o.
Timber land Near War

urn,oi o. = All that certain lot, piece or pare
Iao5iaas - heRI county and State of Delawa
Fre5.sS;di. iLVm T warren 5 Sch4ol House to Abnc
twenty seven (27) acres and pinetv-s;v 'oeI o.,
Valuable woodland - VOW "
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
FOR SALE.

~ Gaan9 Galli new b. p. horizontal Ohio Gas
=; I;,'b Ibasollne Engine, fully eqnipped and has
~. s,su tension magnetic built I'M Has besu
te' ~, ~ w weeks aud found not large enough
TOT "hat q was intended for.
RALPH f. STATS.
Shirt Factory.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
Information Wanted

o,.as. As 70 who is in authority Of the ola
quaker ourrying ground Al Duek ~ CraoL olu
Very important. "0A Oreek.
Address
Quaker
Smyrna Times Office.
Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
THE SMYRNA Times
SMYRNA. DELAWARE.
Wednesday, July %, 1915

suuu1ed ry Robert D. Hofecker July S. So
hotor and Proprietor until February To- 1877
ti'stal 3ank
Telephone. No.lO.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3.15

OA~NAA AOUO0 -, -
at o'clock P NJ the following described estate to wit
Farmo Road From Henderson to FELTON,.
s 6 Or 1 Of oh n9d .6u in & So[ II Mgst
Richard T. Cs 1d EstGn Delaware % adjoining lands
@ n G; n others and containing hundred
% nU@f 9 @ Of the 3 late Garter Field improve @
1d other outbuldinss and three @ @ n
Cooper . Clements Farm Adjacent to Above
dr Kent 6nn a that s 's5 s farm Of land MurderL Hun
from Henderson Maryland FELTON, Delaware anD P % LOsq leading
EGudd sSd S 3 % Sa described @ and ID Pad;
stables oH outSGs SS Ra % ad p .sn @ d: S5:s Dwelling s
Timber Near No and No.
No All that piece parcel of land North
aadn from A & JG11y 13d @ state Of Delaware public road
I c ten 6 pa acres 81 Of 9 aG Of RS1 RS
Fra'her Farm crOvsMedfotd s1nl Road
d Kent % M 9St % Ss5tsin & farm tract of land North urde Hun
from Willow Grove adjoining ands ' q w Go road S leading ling
@ square pc nS "O @ hundred and eight Os
two dwelling barn Sts 5b % @ aa os
Grain tOckF FarmN Near FELTON,
Kent coun5 7' nd Gsi' ne @ % @ Of land South Hun
Cooper re a. sg pm % lands Of Isaac Hammond Carl Hashe
buildings " Two story frame dwelling barn. stable other out
Grain and Stock FarmN NearF FELTON,
d Kent 6 A that % certain farm South Murdek Hum
Cooper u2s J % E a0Ts' to Fsq adjoining ands Of
square ana containing eghtyone and sixteen S
story frame dwelling stable ard 9TH are one and Oneha
Timber land Near waren' School House
No. :. All that certain lot piaca ~ D...., - TO-,
delaware, Of
mouse TO Dill
mlnner aud
Valuable 'es ano ninety SIX 9 land more - as
Desirable ReSidenc
No g. All that tain o uieca
north side
OF James
frame dwelling
improvements
Cough Esq, their
s1Dt de on tuesday September s1 1915 which time GOOD s
au executed aud delivered
nan ana premises free aud clear %
OF sale viii be of
compliance F ''u O'uer"l II will be forfeited for
EDWARD B. CARTER
JULIA
Executors OF Edward j. Carter,
ior the heirs OF Elizabeth Carter
REYNOLDS CLOUGH, Attorney
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28

AUGUST SAL
The many special and important our August Sale
that begins Monday, August which so entS diHeren
and above sales usually advertised compel attention
Its S its absolute INTEGRITY Ire b.
alone class by itself
no misleading semens equWocaion regarding price or
quality. 0e F'O y
Reductions will range from to 90 per cent and a.. ,,
genuine. r. ~ ~ arc S""'Y
We are under contract to sell regular prices:
GIobeWernike Book Cases
Whital Rugs, designs
Way Sagless Springs,
Eddy Rerigerators and Ice Chests
With these exceptions will be reduced
Quality is the feature gives confidence and vve :,
that stocks inferior ba,,e haan 1os'eY
sale purposes Every is backed reputation Of - a,
square and honorable business dealing ~ " 'yeA'S
quantity gives variety and affords larger RANGE Of sa
u gh large floors and four
and rowdlng entirely avoided The stocks the laroest on M
are new and carefully selected Already the furniture mr.
chased by our buyer when in Rapids market s
Will be shown at August Sale '''"s a"u
Ihees new DningoOm Suites n walnut mabooanv and oaL
latest period designs New Bedroom Furniture CiTcasss anu I
comnlete e Se Hahoga any, golden oak and white enamel
libraries big handsome oversuHed sets anu
the latest cut velvet and velour - F0'"
The stock of floor COVERINGS Iaroer and 49,,
ever before and offers some ~
Home furnishing requires careful consideration. b,.L,
s are OUT OF date Every piece should be with care to
assure SERVICE comfort and harmony. WIN "0 ~
Stocks are now ready for will be taken for
delivery August Second wanino o
can nave their selections stored here CHARGE and G
hvered later to suit "S0 H"u ue-
Watch later papers for further particulars and special values
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
Grain BOD stOek Farm Near Fsl,on.

dr Kent 91' farm or tract of land Muderk Bu
state OF Delaware,
% 2d dining lands Of Hammond s Carl % a eIo
Sipple, No
one hundred aud acres Of Land ot1ers
buildings. '-' ""ehns' oarn stable and ou
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
Timber Land Near No. | and No. ?.

No g. All that certain lot piece or parcel of land
hundred Kent County and State of Delaware on south
leading from Medfords Mill to Willow Grove aS;oin;
ark l. Carter and lands of others and contsinin t n
or less. Valuable woodland e- wv
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
Frasher Farm on Willow C

ed Kent ' @ farm or tract Of land Murek Hun
OF Delaware, both Of
o5 L0Te S to MediOrd Mill adjoining William Cook Ella
aus OF otbers aud containing
nc tnTee ~ square percees of land less
len 90 u 1' '' anu Otner outbuIdings