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New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
FRESH FRUITS

APPLES Spitzenberz. bll. s21s Jona-
than. s2rsf. Yor. Imperial
wealthy. 81 30. Wiae4p. Itt.tl, ~ai-
man Wueay. s21ss50s 1a'naa iu..-.
s1WS3--. Rack IvE. tu.
Beauty. s20s315i ". missed. tl.
t-,orinv s20 So. Kiny. .-nt,- -'. N.-fl-
,n Spy. e3nti. BALDWIN Hubbard. on.
Black Ben and Gano, 20t'. Ben DAVIS.
81 -5G 3. so: Delicious. Western tnN. sf.I-
s. 50. Spi,zenherg. Sl50ns $3.50; E.r.
beauty. Sl.30Us2: NewtoUn p.ppn -0r
s325: Stayrnan Nincsap. $500 H1-
Winesap. $500 s225. Ben DAYS. si-u
$50. Black Ben and Gano. Sl25ftf lt't
PEARS. Kiefer. Dbl. $500 $3.50. b.kt.
2lG e0c CRANBERRIEs Cape Cod .ate
-fs fine % tancy bh.. s.n no common,
:2ass; per y e-ate' s. -.59 J-r-cy
common. s4N s. How. STANDARD craze.
so. ordina- scr- si.-ft2 T. at
IT.. hbi. g. $40 s1.y ru. Iis Infr
sorts. crate. r.N .a .-..
S. 25. STRAWBERRIES fa Missionary,
frre-r'.. -'c. .l-o'f
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
AGo PROVISIONS.
col ZEE.


The coffee market advanced 70 new high
records on buying hy trade interests and
outsiders prompted by continued strength
In the freight situation and al absence Of
offers from Brazil. Private cables ssid that
the minimum freight rate TO New York vas
81 per bag and in the cost and irelght
market there were comparatively few offers
received. the only quotations available beng
Vic,orias Is and IS at s.4Oc London credits,
and Rio 7s AZ e.Ojc London credits and sac
American credits.
take In hedgcs and during the da, both
September and December sold over the
cent marx. Or the early advance there was
o,,ite active profit taking. but after showing
a partial eetback prices again rallied and
c.o-ed steady AZ Il 20 IL points net higher.
Total sales FOR the day we're $1,000 bags.
Sales were reported of $4,000 bags OF coffee
an, the spot late on Wednesday and 5000 %
4 600 ba,s cost and freight coffee.
Th. spot market was firm, especially FOR
Rio grades. which appear 20 be getting
tcarcc and Rio rs were quoted az cents
,ehic Santos 4s were UNCHANGED at s'sc.
Range OK prices
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
,.., York Central Earns
'," vore than Twice It's
"' Annual Dividend.
r,R INDUSTRIALS
d 'S SHOW BIC PROFITS
garA Exchange LoS'' ~ T,;
A''s .,.s.n Shorts Complete Their
covering Operations

York ceatrals dividend Of 5 per
Nc, -.rsble on nearly quarter o. 3"
a.- 'l @.l,ars' worth Of stock was more
.'.'- .-.,e esroed n She year e'oe1
a'' So, a. j. Lad been eN9''''1
ryeh 90 - pcr cent w0u'o
l'' :, or u stock but 'ne
f - 'o .,,.sIy accomplished was 10
y '...~..ert j.. Striking as are the
,'l.' c.,.. and those Of December
l'''' s-a-...ed go dollars. they are
risa .-. 'nf', remarkable reduced 70 per
,ea ..s Gross ior the year, iot i.i, 'N, ~,
r''@S' 3.,.rsssei from >->l'-'o .ooi 81 10
lnI {, ss,,sS,t. and NET income rom >.G,. 90.
~ ss-.5si.a65. e"," 'n ... ,..t
.is..... .......-re Of not quite lo peJT eenl M
.'i' - D. ,se second Of more tn"n o' PEI PEI
iad 10 q. Dccember the gross gam was wa.
,.li ~. ~ 'l-c.trcr Gems. and the met
S'',ss 55r. OF l-'a per cca-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
PROVISIONS.

Trading "a the market for hog products
was comparatively quiet and price changes
were not very pronounced. The undertone
was firm however during the greater part
of the day and the market as a rule was
higher with offerings small and snorts iu
clined to cover. Receipts of hogs at Chicago
were 10000. estimated FOR Friday $4,000
Kansas City received 5000 and Omaha
10000. PORK firm. mess. S2l family, S22
4fs2f. short clear. Sl9.60d s23. BEE firm
mes. e1- 1lSIs-5O. family. SlS.50U $3.50
packet. Sl-.5OuSlS; extra India mess, S2sd
s29 DRESSED HOGS steady bacons, ! lc:
n:cs. ne.c. CUT MEATS. picked bellies
steady 10 d.. I2iac, y 10. 12Ac; IA lh.
lI.,c: picklcd hams steady. quoted l4i,Q
1850. TALLOW quiet. special aitc: city,
.c. country. sNsisc. LARD firm Mid
die Wet. lOI5Nl0.-5c; city lard firm
quoted lOisc. refined lard quiet; continent,
lOq0,; South America. 1l.00c Brazil kegs.
l2.OOc. compound steady; quoted. lO,s v
1850: stearine easy; oleo, s-4c: city lard
st-ariun. ID i.c.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Yesterday. Wednesday.
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

While the market on the Consolidat-
ed Exchange was generally frm for
most Of the day, the close was some
what reactionary in many stocks Ana
conda's lowest was b9lt. j. changed
hands 90 the amount Of l0.S20 shares.
United States steel. with a turnover OF
1920 shares. touched @ low Of 81 =
and closed at 50. NcEican Petroleum
rose near the close 30 1O9ia. Crucible
Steel got down TO 81
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

Special liverpool Cablcs: SPOT cotton IN
moderate demand sales. 500 bales specu-
lation and export 200. American. 5000 I'm
ports. 1900. American. 1900 Md-ur-
land s0ld. Futures opened quiet bot
steady. TO ! point advance. Closed steady
! 10 points net higher. March-April. i.lsd j.
May-June. r.13iqd Juiy-August, 7.69d :;
October-Nov Novemhcr, 7.39d January February,
725d. Manchester: Yarns quiet and firm
cloths dull.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
CHEESE.

no hoxss In transit for export. state,
whole milk held. fats. specials. lsglsltc;
average fancy. l7aamlsc; current make
fats. specials. l7i2nl-a4c; ayersge fancy,
i7@l7isc; held. Cheidars. specials. isl4c:
held. twins. specials. lsll lsl4c held daisies
s,ecials isi. .0lsi.c: all styies. under
trades, i4d dl6a4c. Wisconsin. whole milk.
fancy daisies. l6Hls4c; twins. lSn l.,i4c; ;
rheddars. lsAc: Young Americas, 1890
zoe state. skins. held, specials. 10 ga lo'te'
current make. specials. ljc fresh, choice
l4l4Qlss,c fair TO good. l2l2d lac lower
qrade.. 4laM l2c.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

New York. February l0, 1916.
BUTTER.

Receipts to-day. AIS packages. Creamery
extras l92 scorei, 33ieH Sac; higher scorinE'
84isd85c: hrsts. 2si iem32i &C.. seconds, 90"
2sc: thirds, 24025c. Creamery, neit, extras
l92 score 2si sU 29c. higher scoring, ~ 0
SOC; firsts 26i sW-Sc. seconds. "a -'i zoe
thirds. 2202ic. state dairy hh'sI '-(
God 10 prime, 2s03lc; common 20 fair. -lc
6f2-c: renovated extras, 2ii4M-0c. hr.is'
gsd23ibc: lower grades. goa 23c; imitation
creamery, frsts. 28q23llc; ladies. current
make. frsts, 2llaM22c: seconds -OI 2r
lower grades ls020c; Packing stock. d une
2Oi9c; No. ., igi.W2Oc, lower grades, IL
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

25u zoe: KUMQUATS. Fla. qt Ql2c.;
rANGERINEs. Fla. strap. S3GS5; KINGS,
ma. strap. S20s3.75. ORANGES. TIA. hoy
81 I.5Ouei: Porto Rico. Sl-5M $3.50; Cal.
Sf.l5u $3.50. GRAPEFRUIT, Fls. boN. sl.-5
ass: Cuban. Sl.25Ns3.36. Porto kico'
e .5O1 s2.--. Jamaica. $500 s2.-3t san
Pedro. Sl.50us2.ss: Isle of Pines, sl.a3 N
S2f3. LEMONS. Cal. bo.. s3Nsi.i5 D.
Sicily. s8 $3.50. LINES. Dominican. bbI,
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
EGGS

Receipts to-day. 1921 cases. Fre'a
Gathered. extras. per dozen. 26d Pc. e1-
ira frsts. q. .d25c firsts. 23Q 23c second,
2i122e. thirds. 2Oc: checbs, good 10 choice
dry. l6c. urdergraaes. l3d l5c. rerigera-
tor. best. IsdIec; fair 20 good. l6dl7i-e.
lower quality. i3Gl5c; state, fa. ana
nearby. hennery whites fne 20 fancy. 8'"
8ic: ordinary 70 good, 208Z9' gathereii
vbifes ordinary 10 fine. l5n39c, small
v bites. 25M21c: Western and Southern,
Gathered white. 2502sc: State. Pa. and
nearby. henuery browns Z742sc; gathered
brown aud mixed colors. 24W2ec.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

SUGAR futures were only moderately active.
total ssle. for the day as2rcgatine l,lvO
tom. md price changes were Irregular clos
ing IL points decline 70 ! point advance.
Range oi prices.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Buy S5.OOO.OO0 in Bonds.

lst,55, Loeb & Co., it was announced
l,t,.A'y have purchased from the
kay ~ Northwestern Railway Com
! y, so'Vvy 700 Of It's general mortgage
y" cent bonds. due 1887.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

feeling steady with light receipts expected
FOR Fridays trade Dressed beef steady.
CALVES.
Receipts. 62s head. 4s3 on sale. Market
active and firm common 20 prime ycas sold
a. S9Nsl325 per 100 Do. cll.s, SsdSs.50.
barnyard calves. Sfn56.50 City dressed
yea'- firm az l5N poe. country dressed. l3
Nlsi-c.
SHEEP ASD LAMBS.
Receipts. 222s head cars on sale Markct
steady sheep almost nominal lambs wers
about steady with no primo stock offered.
Ohio lambs sold az SLIPS per 100 ID com
mon sheep. SOD Dressed mutton steady "a.
IO0lfc per TO-, dressed lambs. l5Hls4ct
country dressed hothousc lambs, Si08sj
each.
HOGS.
Reccpts I.72O head o ears on sale
Market higher. hght to heavy weights. $3.50
0Ss90; rogghs. $50. Country drescl
hogs steady
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The nour market was inactive. with prices
almost entirely nominal The very rapid
fluctuations in wheat made II almost I'M
possible for buyers and sellers SO arrive nc
workable basis and the trade as "a rule
was awaiting Developments. BUCkWHEAr
FLOUR Market dull; $50 per 100 lbs.
RYE FLOUR dull: fair to good, s5.60q
500: choice 10 fancy. $j.sO1tS5.95. CORN
MEAL steady. kiln dried. $500. BAG
MEAL steady: fine white and yellow, sl.90 !;
coarse. Slg2. FEED. city, steady. Bran
bulk. S23gO: 100 lb. sacks. $500; heavy
mildlings do s2T -four middings do, $3.50 /;
red dog -four. l4O To- sacks. S38; Western
quiet bran. 100 Do. sacks. $3.50. standard
middlings do. SIS. -four middlings. do S29 4;
fHtf 40
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1916.

Trading Exchange Thursday amounted
against IOS2OOO
Si5OOcO S767lGOoo 1915
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

The local market for spot cotton was
steady and five points higher at l2.l'c for
middlin0 upland sales. LII bales.
Receipts 90 ports and interior points with
-.--.-- - ---r- L-------
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports or gen
cral merchandise az the Port OF New
York were:
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which We're not dealt in
on the stock Exchange Thursday:
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Receivers from
Sharp Drop - Corn
Gains lc to Nc.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. February 10. 1916.
WHEAT.

Tho wheat market was erratic. After an
early advance of 6ia TO 5sac and subse-
qucut perpendicular drop Of 81. 10 4'4e the
market gradually hardened and at the close oi
she day was practically unchanged from the
final Of Wednesday The selling was very
agerc sive at times. ahd on toe early break
Cop |os orders were uncovered in volume.
lt seemed 10 be the general impression mat
come very important long holdings in the
Wet had been thrown over. some Of the
leading bulls had been acting in a nervous
manner recently and there WAS disposition
to look with suspicion on the action of some
" ho profee ed to entertain very bullish con-
victions OF the situation.
Iurore was credited with buying on tho
decline and export falts for tho day were
estimated ~ about 6OO.0 900 bushels.
The freight situation was serious factor
and rates showed further gains. 22d having
been paid TO Liverpool and London. which
made new high record and demonstrated
the scarcity of ocean tonnage. Liverpool
was comparatively steady owing to prospects
of small shipment from Argentina, which
were estimated at 10000 bushels, compared
with i,472.CO last year.
IN the cash market No l durum was
quoted az Sii3a, No. ! Northern Duluth
el.s-ai and No. Northern Manitoba, Sl.J5
I. o. b. New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

interchangeable. registered CT coupon fc.uPoa.
fRe gistered
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
(ORN.

Underlying sentiment in the corn market
was distinctly bullish. and while az one time
prices were under pressure as result OF
the carly break in wheat offerings were
readily absorbed and at the close of the day
the market was strong. with net gains Of lc
to &C.. The Liverpool market was firm and
higher. and advice from Argentina were
hulli.h. including an estimate by Broomhail
placing the cxportahlc surplus al only about
20, 900 600 bushels. There was some further
talk Of export sales. but no actual business
camo 10 light Argentine shipments for ths
week were estimated at 2.l2j.000 bushels,
compared with 2.197.000 last year. In the
local cash market No. 2 yellow corn was
quoted at 81 cents. c. l. f., New York
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
NEw YORK PRICES.

Market steady: 40. Western. Sioeis.
% New Nurlr
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black-Draught.

McDutf, Va.-'I cuFfcred for several
years." says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, Of
this place, with sick headache, and
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Ten years ago a friend told me 10 try
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We never have a long spell of sick
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II has been in constant use for more
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3HOULD SLOAN'S IMMINENT co
ALONG?

Or course it should! For after a siren
uous day when your muscles have
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get you in fine shape for the morrow
You should also use it for a sudden
attack of toothache, stiff neck back
ache, bites and the many accidents
that are incidental to a vacation. eve
W uld as soon leave our baggage as
go on vacation or camp out without
SlOan's Liniment," writes one vaca-
florist: eve use it for everything
bottle in your bag, be prepared and
have no regrets.
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The Majestic Cigar, E,=Gc only With
the best tobacco grown I'll CUBA, by ]
M. Prim. %"r who arS Judges of o
real good nmoko buy tie Majestic
Sold at al drug stores.
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The Weather-Cloudy today; prob
ably rain; variable winds.
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The Tides-High water today on
the Brunswick bar at Sal a. M. and
6:l5 p. M; low water at 1855 p. m,
and II m.
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$500 FoF THE WEEKEND, SAT.
uRDAY SUPPER TO MONDAY
BHEAKFA5T INCLUSIVE. ST. ST..
aCHS dOTGI.
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pany go to the border with about fif-
~ men short of war strength.
Moon Eelipse-An eclipse of the
moon will occur tonight between 10
and l O'Clock, beginning in this city
at 10 hours. 10 minues and IS seconds
and ending at l hour. - minutes and
so seconds, 10Th Meridian time. The
middle of the eclipse will occur at
II hours, 40 minutes and "a seconds.
FOur-fifths of the moons diameter
will be covered. The first contact
will occur in the northeastern part
OF the moon forty degrees from the
north point. and the last contact on
the western part OF the moon seventy
degrees from the north point.
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Rio Grande SaiIs-The steamer Rio
Grande sailed yesterday for New
York with a general cargo of mer-
chandise.
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HOw'S This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
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Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & co., Toledo, O.
=. We, the undersigned have known #. J.
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and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by has firm.
NAT BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
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Che system. Testimonials sent free Pri"< %
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SAYS THEY ARE WONDERFUL.

Hot weather is doubly dangerous
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let's Mrs. Elizabeth Slauson, So, Nor
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Tallin : Eiq Chances,

1t is q great risl. to travel without
Il bottle OF Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
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preparation cannot be obtained on
inc trains or steamships. Attacks of
bowel complaint are often sudden ana
very severe, and everyone should GO
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where.
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Small Fire Yesterday-The fire de-
partment made Il run yesterday about
noon to number 1903 10 X street
where the single roof was ahre. On
ly small damage resulted and the
blaze was quickly put out The house
occupied by negro.
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Or. Bianton lmproves-The hun
dreds of friends Of DR.. G. w. Blanton
who has been confined at the city
hospital by illness for some time,
will be delighted to know that he is
reported to be getting along very
nicely.
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British Steamer Here-The British
steamer Belgian is now in port CON
signed to the Strachan Shipping com
pany. She is locked at the foot of
Gloucester street and is taking on a
cargo of naval stores. She is in
charge of Captain Atkinson, who is
well known here.
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c. V. Clopton is confined to his
home with a serious illness.
Will Newton has returned from a
visit to Atlanta.
J. a. Pierson. of Savannah was in
the city Thursday.
\. II. Shirley was here yesterday
from Atlanta.
w. w. Meeks. of Darien was here
Thursday.
Walter Nathan returned yesterday
from trip to Atlanta.
Captain Joseph Lassere returned
yesterday from Commerce. where he
went for visit with his wife.
v c. Patterson was among the At
lanta guests at the Oglethorpe yester-
day.
Fred A. Smith, of Washington, d.
c., was registered at the Oglethorpe
yesterday.
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viii Give FestvaI-The ladies of
st, James church are going to give
Festival at Orange Park, Tuesday,
July Is at which ice cream, cake, can
dy and other delicacies will be
served. A cordial invitation is given
to the public in general to patronize
these Industrious young ladies'.
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/ sijou Theatre-This powerful dra-
/ ma The Evil Thereof" is a morality
/ drama. an unpleasant subject is
/ treated in a wonderful way. The
| characters stand out prominently in
the story. That of the broker who
spends his money lavishIy on his wo-
men friends played by Frank Losee
and that Of the manicurist played by
Grace Valentine who made such a
hit in The Innocent Lie" A Para
mount Photograph will also be shown.
rms highly entertaining magazine on
the screen is appreciated by all who
are looking for instruction. Don't
miss the wonderful program Satur-
day. Norma Talmadge and Leena
Owen co-star in a part play Mar
tha's Vindication." This fwho have
seen this play in other cities say it
is the best Fine Arts picture they
have ever seen. a keystone comedy
will also be shown.
The Weather-Cloudy today; prob
ably rain; variable winds.
The Tides-High water today on
the Brunswick bar at Sal a. m. and
6:l5 p. M; low water at 11:55 D. m.
and u m.
Rio Grande SaiIs-The steamer Rio
Grande sailed yesterday for New
York with general cargo of mer-
chandise.
DR.. Bianton lmproves-The hun
dreds of friends Of Dr. G. w. BIanton
who has been confined at the city
hospital by Illness for some time,
will be delighted to know that he is
reported to be getting along very
nicely.
Small Fire Yesterday-The fire de-
partment made a run yesterday about
noon to number 1903 10 X street
where the single roof was afire, On
ly small damage resulted and the
blaze was quickly put out. The house
occupied by negro.
Will Give FestiVaI-The ladies of
ST James church are going to give
a Festival al Orange Park, Tuesday,
July Is at which ice cream, cake can
dy and other delicacies will be
served. A cordial invitation is given
to the public in general to patronize
these industrious young ladies.
British Steamer Here--The British
steamer Belgian is now in port con-
signed to the Strachan Shipping com
pany. She is locked at the foot of
Gloucester street and is taking on a
cargo of naval stores. She is in
charge of Captain Atkinson, who is
well known here.
Not to CIose-Lieut. Harwell has
received orders from Macon not to
close the recruiting station here at
the present time, but it is expected
he will be compelled to do so because
of the lack of funds. Several re-
cruits have already been received,
but Lieut. Harwell has announced
that unless some money is raised to
carry on the work he will be forced
to return to Macon and let the com
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
MILLsBoRo.

Many of the High School boys. ac-
companied by Prof. Williams, attend
ed the InterschOlastie Field meet at
Newark last Saturday, and went from
there to Philadelphia to spend Sun
day. The trip was made in automo-
biles and was hugely enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Belle F. Johnson. of Milton.
has been spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson.
A. Parsells, a representative of the
Anti-Saloon League of Delaware, was
in town this week.
W. H. Truitt is in North CAROLINA
on a business trip.
The stork has visited the homes of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lingo and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Short and left
bouncing baby girls.
Joseph life, station agent here,
attended the agents meeting at Will
mington Friday.
Mrs. H. A. Houston is spending
week in Philadelphia and Salisbury.
Miss Vera Barr of Georgetown, has
been with Mrs. H. B. Hickman for
the past week.
The program arranged for the cell
ebratiOn OF Mothers Day was very
interesting end highly entertaining.
The music both, vocal and instrumen-
tai was very good and the various
readings and addresses brought out
many commendable and applicable
points.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wharton is visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Rick
ards, in Salisbury.
Mrs. Milton Graham has been
spending a few days with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey of
Frankford, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Carey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Lingo.
Mrs. Lena Hearn. of Philadelphia.
was a guest of Mrs. F. H. Burton,
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Ethel M. Springer, the special
agent of the Children's Bureau, of
Washington, was in town the first of
the week, securing data for a report
of the Sussex County schools.
The home of L. Nicholson is being
beautified by coat of fresh paint.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
REHoBoTH BEACH.

The public schools of Rehoboth are
miracle to those who remember
them as of ten years ago, when the
miserable shack in the pines consti-
tuted the only means a child had to
get an education at Rehoboth. Now
the schools are in a handsome two
story brick building where four rooms
afford comfort for children, and each
room is taught by some of the best
talent for teaching that can be found
in Delaware.
Fine Commencement Program.
The ending of the school year Of
1916 will finish with a program that
will attract every person in Rehoboth
who can get into the building on the
night of June I'd, when the commence
ment exercises will be held for the
High School, Miss Ethel c. Roth
well, who was formerly principal Of
the Magnolia High School, is in
charge at Rehoboth, and she has ar
ranged for the Dover Glee Club, a
male quartette to furnish the musical
part Of the program.