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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-20

YOUR Red Cross is an allAmerican largely volunteer
organization authorized by Congress, headed by
President Wilson, audited by the War Department en-
Enthusiastically approved by your Army your Navy, and
your Allies Ht N
The work covers both military and civilian relief in
every war-tom Allied country and full reports Of all
expenditures are continually being published. or are
available through the Chapters
stands beside our boys in training here there
II watches beside the pillows of batIe-broken and
offers rest and sympathy to war-tom fighters on bre
respite from the front
II carries TODD and clothing to hunsered mothers and
little in ruined villages
helps rebuild the scattered pile Of brick and stone they
called Home" fh' .
II brings back 10 the hopeless mothers arms her long
lost child
II helps care for the orphans of the who died that
civilization might live.
Il helps care for the thousands that have fallen prey to
dread tuberculosis.
hnobN represents deeds Of mercy. relief and resora-
ton the more than twenty million members that have
made its great work possible.
WI Yos Do Yosr Shore Keep This Hasd Mercy Its Work?
received relief Ansd
mhadon costs relief work en euh " the Halifax and eemh
The bank
ne contributed
Contributed to the Red Cross by
Grants Pass Hardware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

spccial Corresp spondcncc Of kvery Evening
-mvrna. Nov. II At i public alc
of the property OF Mr., ANNE San Writ
Collins deceased opposite tie Town
Hall Oh Nam street the dwelling Was
purchased iy : 4 Colhi.s. husband Of
The deceased for 81 90
Word hos been received here of the
marriage of Donald Morris Cloak Of
Philadelphia, who ha, several relatives
N SMYRNA to Miss Nlgma Palmer Darden
also OF PhiladcphIa
Harry Newton who has been seriously
il. with pnounonla at his home 10 Chc>-
VOID. Is much improved
Mrs Emma Rlge~ Of Dover. formerly
ol SMYRNA has sold her property on West
Commerce street to Edward Jarrcu
OF tins town. for $3.50
Willard Donahuc oi Wilmington,
formerly of he office force of the Tophi,
Brothers Co. in SInvrna, ha- accepted
a position as bookkeeper q the National
Bank OF SMYRNA He was in the draft.
but upon being examined failed to quality
because Of his eyes
Mrs Frank Turner IS VISITING her
parents III Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
CHESTERTOWN, MD.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening


Chostcrtown, Md Nov. II Captain
Mckcagc of Camp Fremont, California,
was in town last week, cndeayoring To
interest "A number of young men who nre
IN the draft in the advantages of the
Officers Training Camp at Fremont
There ARE openings for II number pf men
there and it il likely that several here will
make an effort To get in
William w Clendanel of kennedyville
was the first person IN Kent county to
make II donation Ia The War Work cam
paign fund He gave his check for $50
stating that he knew what the benefits
of the \. NJ &. \. work u from his OK
pcricncc at school. The campaign started
here yesterday.
John w Kendall has sold the William
j. kayscr farm, near Falrlce, Ia State
Senator Harvey l.. Cooper Of Denton, for
$4,000
William 7. Hague. of kcnnedyvllIe
lost the ends OF several Of hia fingers bv
getting his hand caught in n planning ma
chine. one day last week
The milk stations in Kent county have
announced that they will pay fO3 n
100 pounds for milk during the month Of
November This il the record price for
this county
The kikcr property. IN Betterton, has
been purchased hv Thomas l.. Briec
John Loud and family of Wilmington
spent part OF last week here with his
parents. MIR and MrE Gordray Loud
David flbufn. we'll known resident
of piny Neck, died II his home there,
Friday night, following a long illness
Harry II Morris, assistant bo0kkecpcr
IN the Third National Bunk has resumed
his duties after an absence of scveral
months on account Of an attack Of tv-
phoId fever
The first woman to undertake he Job
OF carrying the mails over the raads al
Kent county is Mrs Barne. Gooper who
Is running the Norton route. No ,, FROM
the Nonton postnfliee, rs n substitute
Miss Marguerite thcrn, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs John + Nhern has been
assistant primary teacher III the
Mlllngtun High School
Justice NofIctt oi tins town fined
Arthur Gaplc 80 for killing one rabbit
ont of season, ono day last Heel,
Major Niger and two other nitcd
States officers, we're IN Kent last week. IN
spcrting sites for Tire establishment II
Weather Bureau station They VISITED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
REHORoTH BE At III.

sp,rtsl Crrr,.~pou,lcnrr II Every F,cnins
Rchohoth Beach Ny u The wealth
or u1~ tine all q last week and numerous
srraller- Oh thc beach and boardwalk
are ~ctfl
Nlcu ar, 4l lu~, Now. some Nurhinc
still IN tIfc cantt,ltt
corn j hu.htd and whca' tr and lots
ot u
schools and churches lavc resumed
Sorvir,.~ The town Is again normal With
1cr< lftjc sickness
~.r,:rr, ucr, hrId III NIi ~alut~ L II
Church I,,' FGe~,ia, evening hN Kc,
: II Nan I.nan 81 Georgetown
mod \ Ro~- aud family 1T Whining
TN. spent lmo da,~ h,fr Ll~t vrcb
WaItcr B4.ten proprietor " Hon
lelcu Hotel who i spending the winter ift
Washington. va~ i Nl>.tor hero last ucck
John llud> III wa~ homo from Whining
ton over III, Weekend
Miss Linda hasc IT Saratoga ~pr.ug-.
\ \ is here visiting hel parents
.l,sepl NJ Wilson Il Wilmington spent
the week end here With his parents
" b Foster parents havc returned
H. Wilmington. aitcr spending ten daAS
n their cottage here
Ms Miller >lav and children ~ VII
uInctan spent tIt week-cnd here with
telatIvcs
Ms Nlahel fuInpkuson II Pa--Aig
\ i spent i wcok horr Viti, her prcuf~
kev aud Mrs Fampkn-.u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Horn Of Re-
hoboth Beach Have Four
Sons in the Service.
ROAD WORK TO BE HELD UP
Shipvards at Seaford and Other
Down State Places Rushed
With Work.
.snr,.,al corresrondcncc Of Every Evenins

NlCCial tprrf>Tpnutiftt IVA FNtiN fhthhS
Scaford. Nov ll.-Slncc the nlted
States entered the war the shlpnmlding
;r,jr.tr> ll.S Il rived on the Peninsula as
x never did before, AID unheard at wages
Ne &C., paid workmen Men who know
jr.,,icullv nothing about smpyard work
havc secured positions NJ attractive pay.
and bows vino never received mere than
20 cents an hour for their lanCr have been
put ON the job IN Peninsula shipyardS -
80 and 10 cents per hour Every v ri
has been rushed to capacity. and old ship
wards that have been out ot commission
for wears have been rcsurrectrd and put
in shape to do government work
Al Scaford the Delaware ShlphHldmg
CO iS crowded with orders, and have now
under construction and nearly finished
the largest schooner ever built IN tins
section II Is a four-maSt vessel and will
be sent overseas on her maiden trip. pos
Siblv to the coast OF South Nirlra
quantity of smaller Jobs is awaiting the
men at the yard as soon aS the nlg vessel
is launched These Jobs had 20 be ahan-
doncd for the time being So every avail
able man could bc released to work on the
schooner
" Sharptou n. the Eastern shore ship
building Corporation has laId SIN kcclS tor
emergency tti-N iti 'if E'N tliliIi'h'' ~
feet long bv y feet beam The company
has four other boats under way the
largest of winch i 20 feet keel There
arr also tu - navy tugs under construction
Tho company launched Tins week q ting
l20 fcct hcc! for thc Todd ~hlpbuildnE
Go ul \rw Work She was chrlstcued The
lamc~ DauchcrtN hy hls daughter Mss
Dauch,ftH
All other Yards on tho Peninsula also
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
NEWS OF BRIDGENHLE.

| Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Bridgcvillc. Nov II Min has adj
vanccd in price again, and rs now selling
at H. cents per quart
Mr. Edgar Anderson ha, received
word that her brother. Charlie jackson,
has arrived in England
Harold Williams and Earl Williams
have received orders to report at George
town Thursday, ncXf1or military duty
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Kemp and Nor
map Collision, narrowly escaped death,
Friday. when crossing railroad track IN a
machine The engine stopped Iust they
arrived on the track and tram WAS APP
preaching from the south Collision jump
cd from the car and pushed y otf tn"
track Just IN tmc 70 avoid collision
Elmer Wiley Ilnwood CulIcr and WI
liam Nlllrn. took an examination at Sea
ford Saturday inr the position of rirai
ulll carrier Of thus town, recently resigned
hy RAYMOND Baker oi agShorn
Nr~ Frank Swan at Washington -
G has returned 70 the home % her par
cnt,. Nr ana Mrs Martin Nclcl IN tins
town
Erasmus Jones has purchased the trot-
ting horse luck~tnnc. rcrcntlv owned D.,
Jones \ Cahnll ~ his town
RAN ~ammon~ of tho Naval Reserve.
located near Cape Mav \ spent i few
da>- last w,ck with hls parents, Mr. and
Mrs Nelson ~aIumons Of thi~ town
Hcur> ~vlaCctt has taken position
'n thc ~igral department e the PcnnsN
vaujH R;nlroai
MIS- Mabel spence assistant book
keeper tor II i Cannon \ Son. l. very ~
n hcr home on Market street. with )
f.GrnEa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
GECII. COUNTY NOTES.

| By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Elkton. Md. Nov II & Ellis Del
bert, for several years conhectcdwith the
Scott Fertilizer 60 Elkton. his resigned
and accepted the position Of paymaslcr ~
the ATLAS Powder 60 plant ~ Perry
vile
The Board Of Itducation has appointed
rhnunns Iiranton Of fikton to y four year
scholarship, at ~ johns College am
apoIls
Miss Mariana SatterthwaIto. for tic
past five years, head of darlington
Academy, has resigned and ac,cptcd .
position IN a school III Philadelphia
Miss Margaret \ Holt Cceil county
school teacher, has announced her mar
riagr Ia Grover & Homes of Elk Neck
They were married Oh July % IN Vow
York City
4 literary soclety las been formed IA
Calvert. with Clifford Crothcrs. president
Nllss Helen England secretary. and Miss
Mildred Johnson, treasurer
Mrs Harry Alexander and Mrs John
Johnson left F.lkton. Saturday, f"r Peter
tenant II Il alexander 1T amp lee
Nre Robert Cruksha II Rock
Springs has been admitted 70 mon
Hospital l.Ikton, Suffering with bIood
poison fhe result of stepping en thorn
Ree ] I Nmgcr of Lahhatn Md hae
ien appointed pastor of Forcst Hill
II + hurrh succeeding ReY Air t.ll
lcnba9ln transferred to eh1reh .
Baltimore
Aftorncy General Francis skunk Brown
of Ienn4ylyania and family are spending
n fc.V days on lis farfa on FL, river
Tho War Work drive wa- opened here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
The City Today Appropriately
Celebrated the Ending of the
Great World War.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

| Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. Nov. 1.-THE city was
| awakened ut 40 this morning by the
| blowing of whistles, ringing OF bells,
| shooting OF guns and explosions. annoimc-
| ing that the great war was ut AN end.
| BY 4 45 a parade was started by Peter
, Madden. who went around waking every
| one with basc drum. then the silver
| tones of buglc were heard, calling
"Rcvllc Then the parade started
marching allovcr town At $50 some of
| the men dropped out and some of the
sailors who are stationed on the wharf
| took the lead Back Of them were the
girls who work al the Bethlehem Loading
| Co, followed by men, women and chll-
| clrcn They paradcd all over town In
front Of the Hotel I.ousie the parade
halted and gave cheers. Then Brokaw
Scntman. boy scout of this city, blew
taps After the workmcn from the
different plants had marched. under the
direction of John i.alli, fireworks were
put oil
At the NJ. l.. church services were
held Yesterday Rev. J II king.
Gcor Mailman. soldier sta
toned NJ Camp Din, formerly organlst,
played the organ
II II Wvckon spent the week AZ
his home IN New York where he visited
his mother. who is quite i'll with pncu-
mona
John Ildwel and Andrew Gallagher,
who are stationed ~ Camp Meade,
visited their parents YESTERDAY
John Edward. and kcnnard Naylor,
brothers IN the service of tncle sam.
were home yesterday visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs I, Naylor John and
l., tin IL,
stationed M Cape Nav and the latter
~ PnStnouth, Na Edward if IN the
army ard stationed at Fort du Pont
Noah Friedman who formerly resided
IN this city. was a visitor here Yesterday
James I omas who y stationed ~
Camp lhN was also a visitor here yes
tcr,ihN
The members of the Century Club will
hold a business meeting tomorrow even
ing 1t $ o'clock FvcrN member Is re-
duestcd 10 TIC present
liaTrN Crlpps formerly 81 tins city.
Was vtltcr here Yesterday
AlcN Gallagher ncmtcr ot fhc Stn-
dent Army framing Camp ~ Villa Nova,
Is visiting ms parents Mir and N.r~ J
Crilaf her
William Campbell Who IS stationed II
Can, Mat II visiting his mother IL
rs In ihc navy.
William " hitr was 4 visitor her, }es-
tcrin Iic il in the armv and stationed
.t Nlmr cton
FRANK Collins IT Wilmington ,l~ltoi
I,hn q each of this city Yesterday
4 number 81 voting mon tfen this
tlt> expect tu attend he pnttcrnnake =
.mnkcr to ~ hold Wilmington liicsda,
,vrrtrL
Itc mnr'hI, meeting of nt> council
~lll takc pi,cc tomorrow rvorlug Prc~l-
dctt ~-orps requests lhat afl mcnhcr~
tx pr,~c,t a- iH II rtant usluces will hc
tr,rtft rp
lhg Wni thlN mcrtlnc If tho Building
Ln:lr N.-rclattau wllI Il heid h~ .NepIug
in tuc \tv Castle Trist O.
Norman Banks Nclt-hr.wn Young
maH ut 'l~ otN us.~ sp,rat,d On ,r~.
tcrlal IL Delaware II, ~lt1.l II, & g,;-
'rg AtnlG Ntry Ilrr>
lhc IT,, Scouts wii l,ia ,aclr meeting
1l~ cvcrlil >rct tnIa>ter lorE IN charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

bv the death of her sister, Ethel. and
who had since been spending some time
in Laurel and vicinity. has returned
to her home.
Miss Payhs Mason, principal of the
puplic schools at Harrington, has been
visiting her parents, Mir and Airs. Thomas
l.. Mason of North Laurel
The remains OF Fred L, Lowe aged
IL years. son of Mir and Mrs Lorenzo
w Lowe, formerly of Laurel and now
residing in Philadelphia. were brought
TO Laurel Saturday afternoon and in
TERED in Odd Fellows cemetery. Ser
vices were III charge Of Rev Frank i.
Carpenter pastor of Ccntencry Nj T..
Church 4 beautiful solo, shadows,
was sung at the grave by James ID. Splcer
The lad had been suffering for over a
year with tuberculosis OF the hip and
had spent most OF the time in a hospital.
James II. Stratghn, ID. d.. pastor
of Christ T. r. Church and principal
of Laurel public schools. vi was i'll with
influenza. has recovered and resumed
his duties at his church and the schools
Mir and Mrs. 4 w RoDinson and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Robinson, who
were visiting Philadelphia, have re
turned to Laurel
Thomas Il Adkins of Philadelphia
has been visiting has sisters. A.iss Mary
Adkins and Mrs Eva 4 Barnette
Mrs Lula Moore. who has been visiting
her husband, Sewel T. Moore. oi the
l. : Army, who is in hospital from
injuries received 10y being knocked down
and run over hv - motorcycle, has re-
turned To Laurel MIR Moorc's injuries
are not serious and hcIs expected 10 te
discharged from the hospital within a
,,.,,1,I-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
HOW TO FIGHT
SPANISH INFLUENZA

Avoid crowds. coughs and COW.
ards, but fear neither germs nor
Germans Keep the system in good
order. take plenty of exercise in the
fresh air and practise cioanlihess
Remember a clean mouth, n clean
skin. and clean bowels are n protcct-
ing armor against disease II
keep the liver and bowels regular
and to carry away he poisous within,
il is best - take n vogetablo pilI
every other day. made MP pf May
apple. al0es, jaIap, and sugar coated
b. BE- had at most drug stores. known
as Dr Pierce's s Pheasant Pellets II
there 5 a sudden onset of What ap-
pears like a hard cold. one should
gc to bed, wrap Warrn, ako a hot
mustard foot bath and drink copi
ously of bot lemonade If pain d.
velopes in head or back ask The
druggist for Anuric anti uric tab
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
TWO DEATHS.

special spondence Of Every Evening
smyrna. Nov II William b Sever
son. aged 40 years, son Of the lat John
>cveraon. died on his homo farm near
Brcnford Of appQlexy, suddenly. He had
been afflicted for number Of wears
and rarely left his farm
Mr. Annie G. Loder. aged y years.
VIE. ol Daniel G Loder "a well-known
railroad man, Of Clayton died at her
home after lingering illness of pncu-
iuonla following an attack Of influenza
She Was q daughter Of Thomas y Sapp,
and survived bt hcr husband and onc
rhld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

lots. Thee wiil 0csh ~ aadde,
and kjdncys and carry =" p,ia9oogs
matter Io control fE' pains and
aches take ono An1rir ab.rt rlry
tWo hours, Hitn fregg NJ ir0i
lemonade Tho pneumonia ;yea,.
10 a most frnacherDus qa9. rn.
tho i0fuonza Icfin apparent
recovnrjnR and anxious ~ oar
bed In rccovorin2 from iae ~
tack e 0H3erza or prca~ar'a .r-
system r1uId ~ bgiIt n fr z
herbal .onic. such a. Jr pie-~r'l
Golden Medical D-ceserr nadr
without alcohol from the reot ya
barks # American forngt rrrs r
bis Irlntic iron tonic ar ets
Which oan bc obtained II fnost erag
-toras III ond lGc ~ ijr P'er"r's 3
IN alids Hotel Buffalo " n for
trlai package Lrrrtic 5Jst =
good ~ Ilr Pierce '.-r rnadicines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
FOUR SONS II SERVICE.

special Correspondence 81 EHort ES"rinc
Eehoho'h l}carh Nol II haric~
; Horn and Wlfc visited Tort du Pont
recently - >a1 go"d-hNc. - rher ~on.
Fcmon,. Rho icii III, fori ~m,ias vcek
to sail for France IL ~ i eaptain Il thu
coast ar'IIlcr, and LIS been q Fort dlt
Pont
Mr. and Mr. Horn aayr three sons ii
the service William j III hospital work
in France. with III Richard g Rccb,.
and Charles. il i IN IN radio -crrr.c 1T
the Naval Ba~, n Leuc> altl MAY hc sen;
over anv tInc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
NEW ; OF SEAFORD.

special correspondence, IL tNorl Evening
~,aford Nov III Nllham Moore
foreman Id The ~c4tcrd New office fo'
fh, past t.n Etaf- has resigned ,aE!ng
effect ia-t SATURDAY., \uyrmhar Nr
Moor has accepted /, position Ntlh the
\d4m- FNprrs- to and viii nIak III
heedauartcr~ tt Wilmington
Representatives. clcct In~oph II I.orJ.
entertained 4 fcv II his friends Friday
Hlrh' II his horlc rn Poplar street ia
honor II his re-,n, victory iii the polls
here /!
Mrs " Hcrbcrr Hail and Aii~~. Ethel
Donuha spent tie iattcr par oi the week
With Nj ana Mr. " Ford breeding d,
fredericksburg Nd
Nir and Mrs Wiiliam Weaver. ,lr
have moved into the apartment over III"
g,o~totil recently vacated by J "
O'Das and family who have moved INTO
the TrIce property. on Conwell street
Miss Ruby Couhouru returned 70 Vii
mington last week tu resume studies At
GoIdry College after q five weeks stay
here with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Nayne Coulbourn, on account uf The IN
tlucnza epsdcmIc
Miss AIadclln, Lord has returned to
>clbyvile where She IS assistant prln-
cipai 81 + he higt ~,,h,ui
" II Miller local freight agcnt Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co was IN Nor
folk Va several day last week IN the
interest ot the COMPANY
AIr- " II stevens leit IN, week tor a
WISH with her daughter MIR II b.
Almond IN PhllAdciphia
Harry Nan>ant lla> returned home from
Baltimore Md where he had been work :
ing for the past SIX months
NJ and Alr> r Drew lrcc and
daughter Elizabeth d Pocumoke Cify
Md spent a part o. last week here with
AlT and Mrs X G Trice
Miss Martha Her1ogg of RidgeIy Md
i visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
harlle " Roblnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
TO 81 SPEND ROAD WORK

special Correspondence u Evcr> Evening
smyrna, Not II OWING to their
inability t. ct Stone. sand and cement
for the SmHIna-Dovcr hig WAY and As
winter weather will 500 hold up all such
work, Frank l. Cohen, Of Buffalo. y ~,
contractor, has suspended work on his
end Of the road from Belmont Hall TO
Bishops Corner, and has taken a four Or
FIVE months winter contract for the
government at Camp Stewart, Lee Hall,
Va. near Williamsburg "
\lr Cohen will have charge of the con
crete work and The laying Of some govern
mcnt roads He expects to shift his men
and equipment lack 70 Smyrna next
April Or May and finish the uncompleted
section Of the Smyrna-Dover road, and
also the Ellcndale-N Milford road for
which h, has also the 60 tract
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

]. Elwood Morris, near town, but with
held decision in the matter.
The Third National Bank bar purchased
from Thomas W Eliason a lot in the rear
Of the hank building, and viii remodel
and enlarge the present structure.
Governor Harrington has appointed
John n Bennett and OIin +. Davis,
county commissioners, members of n
committee 10 attend the twelfth annual
conference on Federal State and local
taxation. to be held IN 81 Louis
Mrs John G. Wood of Eastern Neck
Island. has purchased at public sale. the
valuable diamonds belonging to the late
Mrs Samuel j Wickes Of Rock Hall
The nfifc pn Id WIS 81 300
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
MILLIONS USE 1T
TO STOP A COLD
"Pape's Cold Compound" Ends
Severe Colds or Grippe in
Few Hours.
RelIef CONC, instantly

Relief comes Instantly
dose taken every two hours until
three doses arr taken viii end grippe
misery and break up severe cold either
in the head. chest. ody Or limls
j promptly opens c'ogged-up nostrlls
and air p;ss,,ges in the head. stops nasty
discharge or nose running. relieves sick
hcadac he. dullne>S fCvcrisbness. sore
throat sncczing. soreness and stiffness
Don't sta, stllffcd-up, Qut blowing
and 9nHtfiingi Ease your tEroLl ing head
Nothing else ii the world gives such
prompt iclaa Pape Cold Compound. Il
vhitil costs oniy fcw ccnts n any Drug
stOrc. II acts nitloui assistance. tastes
nic.. caH~c> no Inconvenience I5c sure
you 1ct the genuine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
BENEDlt TION SERVICE.

~ry,ai Correspondence " t>cry Evening
~c;tDrl \ov II nuruH hi> vast ~
81 Lakes Protestant lpsreral hurrh,
last week Kt Rc> Frcdcrck \ kr>tuan.
Bishop II Delaware, hrId heucsilcti.n
service at the ucv rcctor corner h
Arch and Poplar streets
rhc h,,hup congratulated the cnngrc
CATION u St luhc> afI stated that
~raiord had hr hnc~ rcctul1 u amy
church south ui Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel Nov II Mir and AirS.
Melvin smith of Baltimore have been
visiting Mrs Smith parents, Mir and
Mrs Albert Lowe, and other friends
and relatives here
Airs John Kirkland. formerly Miss
NIcla Gordy Of tlI~ town vino was
cellcd FROM hrr home IN Nicbols Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

last evening with d large gnthcfi III
Mechanic Opera fIWise Meetings will
be held 10 every town 10 the county
throughout the week
Lieutenant and Mrs Herbert sparrow
of New York City, spent The week end III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

We get Bile Compound the credit .
Mrs. JOSEPHINE kIHBLE, 935 West
Race ST, Portland Ind
Thousands of American women give
this famous root and herb remedy IN.
credit for health restored 'as did Mrs.
Kimble.
For helpful suggestions in regard to
such ailments women are asked TO write
TO Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Lynn, Mass The result Of its long
experience Is at yoCr service,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
SHE COULD NOT
STAND OR WORK
But Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Restored Her
Health and Stouped
Her Pains.
Portland, Ind #" had n displace-
-nent and suffered 50 badly from it that

a I tluieS / could not
be on my feet at all.
| Was all run down
and SO weak ! could
net do N y house
work, was nervous
and could not lie
down at night. !
took trc tTnents
from a physician but
they Cid help me.
My Aunt re c o m
m en- ded | ydla Z.
p in k h am 5 Vege-
table Compound. [
tired it and now /
am strong and we'll
again and do my own
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