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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

We will pay a straight salary of
$500 per week for man or woman
with rig to introduce Eureka Egg
Producer. Six months contract.
Eureka Mfg. Co. East St. Louis, Ill.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

FOR SALE: My residence on Margin
street. Apply TO me or Cowls Hor-
ton, Grenada.
r. HORTON Inaianola, Miss.
---22-12 Ct l54S.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

DIAMOND BROOCH-A beautiful
Diamond Brooch for sale. Mighty
nice thing for a Christmas present.
Will give extraordinary bargain in
it. Apply Sentinel Office. OPS tf)
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

FOR SALE: One Poland China sow
with 6 SOW pigs, all subject to regis
tration. Apply Sentinel Office 1860.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

FOR SALE: Grist mill, wood saw and
IL II p Kerosene engine for sale.
Terms easy. Apply Sentinel Office.
1860
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

WANTED: Lady 10 do house help:
A good woman who needs a home and
Who is able and willing to cook for a
FAMILY of three, and assist in general
house work, can get a good position
hy applying to J. w. WILSON,
Cascilla, Miss, Route l.
I2-6-1S-2t. 1911
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

FOR SALE: Second hand. S passen-
ger Ford car. Apply Grenada Heat
ing & Plumbing Co., or Geo. Lamb.
1912 Ill IF
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

FOR SALE-One 5passenger Ford
car, comparatively new and in good
condition. Bargain. Apply to {. E:
Smith, Grenada, phone 337. (29-2t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06
Of THE OixilED
WAR WORh CAMPAIGN.

REPORT Of THE CNlIED
WAR WORk CAMPAIGN.
IA
ioCaI Pledges from GRENADA County
$IZZII.vU
Of this amount the fonoWlng
amounts were paid by the severai
beaLs.
Beat /. exclusive of College)
$71S1.0O
Grenada College 1854.OO
Total Beat l 9041.5O
Beat 2 S72.69
Beat 8 706.91
Beat 4 6I6.l5
Beat D 9ll.l5
ine several divisions collected:
CO.Oreu DIVISION $4,000
Dafn ana GIVE (Grenaua hIgh
ScnooI) 6OU.U0
Grenala College l854.0O
" omen's DIVISION $500
Mems division 700I.03
Total all Divisions $122l7.00
Ihi& is splendid showing for Gcena-
"a county. The original quota Tor
Inc county was $7500.0O. We take
this occasion 30 thank all who by their
service and generosity aided in this
gratifying achievement. 1t would
not be possible to mention by name
the many TO whom we feel especially
indebted for assistance.
On Dec. , the first installment of
pledges was due. In order to save
needless trouble we very much desire
ali who may be able to do so to pay
the entire subscription now. IF con
venjent to DO this we win thank you
very much to do so. Otherwise as
earlv as practicable. Make paw
meote TO Mr.. =. c. Adams. treas. or
70 our beat or community chairman
who will forward TO the treasurer.
r. A. TUCKER countv chairman.l
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

LOST: One pair of gold spectacles,
between school house and public
square. Finder please return to L.
E. Lockett and receive a liberal re-
ward. III Io'o
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06

WANTED TO PURCHASE home
IN Grenada. Must have at least
: three bed rooms, and price must be
=. reasonable
L. A. HUMPHREYS,
Box 1T
Grenada, Miss.
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FOR SAL.E-Lot Of nice show cases.
q y ;ckfold. 1~46O-10-18-tf
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THREE
Continue to save food.

Food conservation is necessary even
since peace is declared. Many parts Of
the world face actual famine.
Waste in American homes will mean
hunger in. other homes. For humanity's
sake, conserve food.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

Inspector Marshall II. rindail. Mar
shaiton Delaware.
Polling place Knights OF Pythias HAIL
Marshallton Delaware,
I'd Primary Dist ID Election Dist.
inspector VIM c. pierson. Iiockes-
Polling pIace--store Of Fred oebhart.
Hockessin. Delaware
Inspector Harold Little. Newark, Del
aware
Polling place Frank Notes House.
NiSSThH REPREsENrATIvE DISTRICT
ist Primary Dist tst Election Dist.
Inspector Elmer ! Ellison. Newark.
Polling place Delaware ledger oniqo
Insp@@t6r p'aa' Martin NccailIstor. Sew
Polling place school House. Main
lnspect6r ei 1Chas II barrett Chris-
Polling place Mrs Currindcrs Once.
Christina Delaware
= Te%4n leS' e1GsTflG RGssTTfhlEGsr<rtlrr9E pisralc1Th X
Insp"ctoS ao,'1tS Geo Morrison Nov castle.
Delaware
Polling place Mayor pUce. sew tAH-
ID PRIMARY pi.t I'd Eicgion Dist.
Inspector John Proud New Castle.
Polling place ciewells shop Sew cas-
tie Delaware
Inspector Il Emmet McGrory N"r
Castle Delaware
Polling place Ryan.s store New Gas
4th Primary Dist IN Election DIST.
inspector Geo smith %ew Caetle.
Polling place Firc Engine House.
Now Castle. Delaware
5th Primary Dist 1th Election Dis
Polling place odd Feiiows Hall. Bear.
Eleventh REpREsENTATIvE DIST
inspector Henry NcIntyfe. Glasgow.
Polling place Harry /. Dayott .storcj.
| I'd Primary Dist n Election DIST
Inspector Isaac Roberts Glasgow Diet
| Polling place Levi Huggins fhWtseD.
TWEi.F-fH RFPREsENTATIvE DIST
| Ist Primary Dist ist Election Dist.
inspector Frank irons Delaware
ffolling place Fire Engine House pct
| aware City. Delaware
ID Primary Dist N Election Dist
| INSPECTOR Fas1us + Vanhickle -
Georges Delaware.
Polling place SUTTON store a Georges
| THiRTErNTH REPRESENTATIVE DIST
| lst Primary Dist lst Election Dist
Tn.tactur Fred Feynoids Odessa Tpal
Polling place Rcd Mems Han. Odessa
! ID Prj,narv niSt "a Election Dist
| inspector WIN fills Port Penn Del
Polling place Henry Conner.s atore,
| hi Primary bist ID Election Dist
inspector Harry Eliason, Middetown,
+! Delaware
/ Polling placc II t. Davis store. Mid.
J dlctown Delaware
18th Primary Dist tth Election Dist
| Inspector Armstrong. Middle
/ town Delaware
| Polling place Julian Poard's oGioe Mid.
/ dlefovn Delaware
! rot RTEENTH RFPRESFNTAT I Y
! DISTRICT
] Isl Primary Dist lst Election dat
2d Ficction Dis q
| Inspector Geo y O.Neil Townsend
Peliing place -G N y Hart 3 sons
| once
| ist Primary Dist ist Election Dist
Inspector Wilbur Waters. Biackbird
/, Delaware
| bird Delaware
/ "a Primary pi@f % Flertton lrst
/ Inspector Joseph Hazel CLAYTON. Dci
Polling place Road 1ornm'Fstoner~
| once Blackbird. Delaware
Nv order ~ the Democratic Count,
Executive Committee
HENRY r IsAACS.
Chairman
Attest
/ HARRY SMITH
As-iSt All Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
DEATHS.

APPLEBY Near Chris. lana Del on
september e. 1919 Mary r widow of
DAVID Appi"bs Aged a ears mont hs
and fiyr days
Relative aud friends are invited 20 . tend
the funcra services at b. rCs,d-nc. OF her
-on-in-laW ~tsnuei y Mood, near Chris
ana DrI on Monday afternoon sep
-fpDer 9 a. ! ciDcn luttrluert ~ Pres
d erlan C'tnrt.r.. Cn~5>tlana Del
CAUSE IN his ci19 on September . 1918
tIorace v cause IN MS 6eth year
Funeral >erx iceS viii be held a. hiS late
reeidencf l05 CLAYTON street on TIesds )
at ternoon Septcmb"V 10 a. O'Clock
lnterTnrni private. Wilmington 4 Brandy
wipc cemetery
RNER In Tbs CITY. on Septembcr s
1918. EmFine wlfs uf the late John
Turner ~ hcr Sis year
Relatives and friends arc invited 20 at
tend + he funeral services al her late resi-
dencf No 900 Lombard street on Tues
Gay morning September 10. al II o'clock
Intermenf al Wilmington & Brandyvine
cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
AnMlNIorRArIoN NoTlok.e.

>Drlt 81 t>fetr a- nata4- ~
s.esas,5 >Utics IS eerrn. gwen
t,tterS test auUutar. .tuu fnt f~'
ibumas RI a~>iuS atc nt AnihA
slnured. decreased. Eeet tu,1 {raott'i 4n
,3HauuA = Cassidy 10 tut lwe3tt nTsi
Y. August Is b l9l~. ana sr persons
Qybtcu 10 tine -alu dcCCaSel are 0cGDr>
l0 make uaNmtut "a Hbs tAtCutllA -
pfIt lclaN ana aN person. nastnA ucna
tsa.usl oat u,t, asgl are feQureu +"
.tult ana 8r,.yu. tnt -a4nt 4A$ pfcaa
to the sa.4 tAvCul-iN go og pStole
.vtttN-.rs, 4.t. ., A4s.st Al i' lst"
a0ioe Uy luC Iaw q t-ls uchaf
JOHANNA CASSIDY
Aalryss ~hAncs lLt,es saQ .t
t.y y-.t-l4W. ror0 bu ans Whni"e (,
Al
>0rll lE estate o. Amanda ~ ~m.
.l,coa,Vd NOtiCS ltrcpy gwen i
ttftF~ 98 A4fululStEA-tAu LpOn ihe - z
,t Amanda "a omNtn. tate ~ " Amlnk
lt.tt,d ltN a,t v. wCrC 1ulA gfantc0 4h
.n. r.auttAbiC Trust umpAny on
.....ntetnt. nag "a AAEust ~ A
,, n.r,u.,s natbteu t0 me sAiu
n~t rt,.s4yattC tU ubkt ua1 mem
sr .qlnlnlstrA trAtut sltuuut lc aA And
n.r~tu> ua,1uA demands esatu~t hhe
1,a.Aa tgt required ~ eNh.tt auo Wy s,
rnp ,aut aulN pTuDaita io t'e ,slG
.un.s.ratog up 0g Ociurt 2, -tvruf,~A
Ia 4 Au..- ~ l9lg ar iuc ~
q" rql,t ABls rRl "a ,vMtAN4
AUuHu. Strato'
,.a-.s> t444Iaa., Erus. -. y -1ail
t1iD %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
FOOD OFFICE MOVES.
Now Located on Second Floor Odd
Fellows Building on Tenth Street.

The office OF the Food Administrator
for Delaware has been moved To the
second floor. Tenth street side oi the
odd Fellows building, Tenth and hing
Th., rcooxal from the quarters in the
ro,,;tahIo building took place today,
"a ,bc othcr force will report at the
new location on Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
ard Of Thanks.

Mrs Philip McAvanev and family ex-
tend their sincere hanks 20 the employees
O: ,hf PENNSYLVANIA Il r 20 and Shield
o. Honor. friends and neIgabors for the
e.ndness and sympathy shown . this
1lne Of our bereavement Wife and
Family Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
Alias Man Dies Suddenly.

Emanuel -Ausabish. aged about 20
wears OF Havre de Grace. Md, dropped
dead Thursday while AT work at the
Atlas Powder Go : plant at PerryviiIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
Wilmington Bank CIearinqs

The bank clearncs for hiS week in the
Wilmington banks aggregated 5000
09I Is. compared with s.. SIS. 4j4Sl for
the correspondIng Weel. Of last wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
Rex Milton SutclifTe at Trinity.

Po,. Milton Sutcliffc viii preach at
Tr,nitv Fniscopal Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
EDUC ATIONAL.
Friends School
Fourth and West SIS
Wilmington Dci
Deiaware's Leading PreDaratorY SchOo'

Thorough training in English. french
German SPANISH. Latin Jreaz. MAJ rne-
nssns lrienre Courses Df study Hrtink
for ies4Siing colleges and Inivers tiles n me
last IS years 10 grad afes and ~ sDa-iai
students Of Friends school. pTerinv au-
proxirnatefy 2.Dpl eutranf1. sub iecfs nave
entered various leading 1Dleges without 3
single rejection aud EIth .nzs than rer
cent Of cOndtt iOns in sublerts offered FOR
eutrance Primary Grammar school and
High school departments <eE IllIsr-a rssd
cat8lOg on request Pail session opens
september l6 1918 Principals Office open on
and after september .yd
HERSCHEi. A NORRIS. a. NJ. Princl Dat
ID A Phone 2IE0W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
ArrnMnRlLEs FOR oALE.

~ lOnpBlbfo F''h DALI
At-TDHoEuE H89-or -Hpe
,.....i o,5,n. ~, ~, ,,. nd. g,.,r, IA -
street. Price g. IN - H-tr~
stein
TOMoBILF- wc a47 -ccore band
aHt1tnp5lif- tDf pfri-. a0F 'nn1It t'"n
-,-@i S ra@nc .,f59'#
AUTOMOBILES pa-'s so~ tn raeos M
sutomobi.r- new aat ccard and u-.rgs
wheels. ..rr rutrs erf tn per' adam.
-frrcl Gsrogr 302 dams t-rr' r-0-s
ArroMoHlLE Isis ~7 a---r7rr.
buyer l.or4 - et'~as tl5 'r-' rnrt 5-
BUICK curing c4- ,-asoraoe Appiy
Jacobsen ~ @ecpnd ,treet .ew a~r
bet
EXPERT AUTO nEPArRI>G Lo~omo
.ngton 50 Garage I-ntu aha ;. ..biugtor
SIS q. q. Davidson. Mgr fnone afl, a
FoRD~ se'l .nd ele Herrl
tt- West TFcnrg arfa -f-e
and and FORD truck Apply Garage i.i-
Tatnat street
Iook Automobile 7wncrs Vie buy a
auro- and tires nor -iitaolr fpr .ae liirh
est prices paid acoh P-Otigat tl3 l.s-t
T nird rreet ID rhpna i"S~
DI- * name Is -o njsro0nrr --;. means chet
4t saws Quick -erv ice Johnson .}i4tr-
-prkic Garage -1i1+l" N ot' aston street.
RFptI tIRINfr-.' .'a rt tcliiarty ot ro-d- tae
80. NJ ~nould p- done tlDderaf* charge
Market Street Garage -i ~ Niarkrf
-ELECTEB ~ED Ak~
1915 handler .w0 tops. -4muirr A. = ir 'rH
lHI7 b-ryhpdrr suirE -Dad~t"r
1917 PIERCE arrow ra~~. rRf-
All aewly painted and paired
WTlAIf$t,TgS AI rNMDBil.t 10
Tenth -.-ecr and eiaware AVe
t4f- FORD Touring rar, cheap IA
avpniug~ 1890 .lest Fourth rcr'
Pn0nr tJ~2-A
SAVE ,g,.= o!d -.rc, I'VE naEe ,uoriallze1
In 3 process r1errpV uD matter .pW f.l
q tire We can make -Dt only .rarf-cal
~. new rrtr give -0tl ftre nat +Il -rufl,-
s.-,-,.4 X, ,.,,il ff4araurerd far 500 miles
for rss nan nalf -lc .rtcr q, 1r~ re
pe also -DeCiallLe fl 44canillng 40 '1'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
PRoPosAL,.
SooC.sJ
HIGHWAY BONDS
sIATE IF JEL4lNARE

STATE Ut DEL1W Axe
-ea.ea e-op,eais s.a -ee'see
..n.U-t .44~ 4a -tu y.p-A
te ,.r--as, u sr-lo.s'G II -fate onc-
y. .ue -r4.- ~ ue!aNa1r
III. s.a-.-,5 l -a.4 -ana- -
$1,000 .-Lol4.la..ou ana llvo.1'O -
.As.4L.c -ell4 -aan...lty Pa ne 1-s+ iat-
+. srt.Af.. aa4 ..5 d. aall -ear. ool4-
-.lau -- "a. ADi, -'f-- "a at-Fi ~ -
.re~t.o. t-t DE- said .Outs ur aus ut '1H-.
me -atl - ono .4n4rsu and Hv~
uJ4-a gi r1e p--nc.pS. ieo- u le .'''-
nrs- ia. j. '-> Al,*l ar -Al erL1s
aus IL ugm -la4 nave -oen s,aed n'
.c4r, lggu ;Llrt. Gays 1otr-e -ropeslt
45.e a. oe s4riu1r, B4lA ut 1e -Lstt
lje.aa4r- d i.os-r. DeiA~ars
The 1on1s - r. .o-soA ones 80
>:4.e Treasurer. Dover. lel4@Age o.a-
Ali Dt received lUT nt Fuoit .r aas %.
Jt he ssae aAG mast p aeon pa44-.'. ~
certified checA Tor per crn- % .Ae pll 80
aate 10 rae aaGer II ~ NA-iA!L $40
state Treasurer. rne rsAt rssSr' -
SS.t -oao, Ars ss1vd anlsr agtnorl,s '.
a. ac- entitled au Act .o -reaee ~ta''
lilsl~ay Department. .elaolsntn~ y~Ie-i
Improvement a-G natA = nah,S -h.ieo'
ana apLrOI.rla aul oufru~ ~ aou,s
therefor passed. n NNr tHt eft uef'+. 81
,y4ui. g, tlD state 3i Ltl3Nart. Aul A.
proved le size -gttrlct NDr-
MILAN ~hAiN
stat -,as..-rr
SEALED PKUHt' SAILS The Boar
tu.lc El-catou lp ,lmins ou.
a.t+.r Nll -t,s.-Nc >s-aIeO Proposals
>itsacu iuo il1el ROOM r1l'pmtnl ."r
l5pilesti, ~yItHe, B'p4rf ti'pt 70 ns tfi-
~cAuvl "a tcce-uants @ith nt ~t~rtlca 4
,,a..n ..u ,t aa4 es ApuUCAt fuu .r.,t
.. .-...s Is. .l. u,aru y .tn
,.l. 1, aau haD Uu, p4' 's--
.,...-. H >t ~t4D.e.r tp t'U
l|.,s, tt .IaH4-gr .. 'taa "
..., -tr
.....4~ r., .t~t-,tU t-.tD~tt~ .u.-
,.,s.-,,f ffr4t.tI~at~ ..t ~IH>ltu a.a-
-.#,u u h.La ~guD, ArH u-~
...~tfeD U.tt ttt ~t,rt ar. Hi 'as
r,oa~ ~ so. ,1t. tiat y iaiio~ 1a-
.Ha-. at.far, a.t,-,n neon. Nino-4
~-pt.iua,- io. Hl~
-sc-rfar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

W. nase vcial.za,
uD matter DT VIA
lt only a-act-cail
tre a4t ulli ut'--
rerd fr 500 ~iIrs
-tcr 1rw r
l4canlzlng $50
ounle ~eaa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
ron SALE.

COLI MBIA Grafonoas GoncertOias and
records nov iu stock ibert bonds mr.
cepted as rasn Hardness Piano Co. BD4 9
W fhlrtieth street
CHEAPEST PLACE 20 buy singer
chimes Kew Lsed aud socOnd-hsn ma
chimes 81 up Phone @5iB J. W. a 1BrrON.
singer shop. G2l " Fourth -
FOR SALE 2 two-horac delivery wagons.
in good condition hppiy BUSH tanr.
foot uf French street
FOR sALE 15 d boiler first class
condition VIII bc soid very cheap ApplY
Re~Nui IT. Fourth aud orange SIS
FDR SALE or exchange for hDuse. NO
nice building lots a. eleventh and Clayton
streets by - u Cuiirrt, f2BD west
Ninth street
FOR SALE 80 head of pig- Berkshire.
Poland CHINA and IerRey itrd On &C.
count Of f,sina uttr-stot sod this i- a
rDauce 10 get good thritty ~tOcK at "a
ext rcmcly low price an ~ Hnfn nn
Mcmahon Br0s Farm. urar slat' Road
Del
FOR SALE Modern siN. room buulalOW.
about three acres with Old shade short
distance from N ,fntugtOu 30 keunctt pike
q. Every EvsutuS bdir'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

SAVE D.. o.d .rc~
an q process rHerrpy
re We can make
Ike new ult give 1l 2
service fo SODA F4traI
for rss nan nalf lr
tp also DeCialLe l
Guaranteed -u upiTr
--a nlpiGE ~rtr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

Gas RANGE Practically nr9 srH raeap
iuD Market street
LIBERTY bonds accepted as cash ~
pianos. players and talking machines
HRrkness Piano Co. BO1 OG " Fhrftrth
stFGet.
MOTORC YCLE IgiS Henderson tandem.
with side ear equipped with electric fIgut
and zp"cdonoter Appiy fVt >9rth i.Yd
uey street
OAk BEDROOM SUITE apply }u2p
lOmbard street
PAPER HANGISGS and vail decorations
OF quality SPECIAL reductions on fabrics
ROaiu Il Bro. ~ 5hiDtey st.<et next 70
corner Fifth street Phone iiJ5 }.
WALL PAPER >pE is ,he tirne ~ nave
work done AZ moderate prices Estimates
chrerfulIy furnished tones 4 Horett iD7
Shipey street ID h 4. 5O3S-J
SIPS % CASH Eil buy hue upright piano
Can be seen any lime az rinEmau's 5tor
age House. Richardson Park PhOnc
fO72
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
STEAMBOAT LINES.
T~a1:g- To Philadelphia
and Chester

Schedule sab bIp.t = chang V.tEot.- no ac@
IBaIts except ~aturtag~ sunday and aoi.-
DAYS leave Wilmington tor Philadelphia
and Phl4delpul for Wilmington nt 80.
900 100 a IN. 50. = CD ;. 600. i0
and 80 . III
Ou Saturdays sundays ami holidays
leave botn Philadelphia and Wilmington
at 3U g % So g. u - ciocs noon
80. 5 DO +.I5. 600 90. 80 and iU
+ y
WHINING FO\-FE\\ y = tRDN r iiOi T r..
Leave Wilmington. $50. = u0. 500. 200.
1000 loo a m II o'clock noon go
90. 3 - 100 800. Is 90. -.OU, 500 900.
OOO. b 10 and II 90 p
Leave penu.s Grove at 500. -. 500.
900. IO.OU 100 a. M. ~ % CtocA Dccn
100 2I5 800 400 : %. 600 = 90 = 10
900 10 Isl II % and t3 90 p m
PRENCH.S : GRO|E -FE\\ : GROVE r
open dates for sunday Scnool aACtr~iou,
apply Fourth street Wharf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
ROOMS FOR RENT.

DE4TRABJR ROOM ln private family
phpnr 352s IIl3 Wfat Niuth 80
R%G4HED HDOM FOR iwo zentiemcu
with board ylB West fDurtecut ~
afrfFt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

Address, t4- ahN Af1s' ~ -AAA
tllt De4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

Ar.TDtfDHIIE HaG-or -u.r-
ptt.int. t9ft -r,In ta- .rrn
walnut street ga an. Fgtrfn and "atr
street. P-ire 3" I'M ~ It-tr~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

Address >hArcs &. tAt,eS laQ stt
t..-At-lAW rOrO bu ans Whmi"e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

HARRY SMITH
Assistant Secretary
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-05

An order for $50 tons of coal to
heat the state house during the next
session of the legislature prompts II.
c. Shurtleff to enter the columns of the
Montpelier Argus with a query as to
the necessity of such waste of pre-
cious fuel in war time. He says the
order is "greatly in excess of any or
der previously given" and is likely 60
cause a serious shortage of fuel in
Montpelier for the reason that it is TO
come out of the Capital city allot-
ment. There seems to be great deal
of merit in Mr.. Shurtleff s stand. Why
wouldn't the sensible course be to fur
nish the state-house with enough coal to
heat the legislators for two weeks at
the most? Can anyone think of a surcr
plan of shortening the session!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-05

sometimes, once in a blue moon, a
banquet is lots of fun"
cit is indeed" said all the fairies.
''Will we have a banquet this very
EVENING""
''Yes," answered the Fairy Queen,
"for all the goodies are ready. Such
delicious things as I have"
Cheers !" shouted the Fairies.
But Mr.. Moon was looking down
from the sky, and his face was wrin-
kled, and his smile was very peculiar
one. 1t looked more like sad smile
than a happy one, and the Fairy
Queen at once noticed that something
was the trouble.
"Oh, Mr.. Moon" she said. "are we
arranging our party on a bad night for
you? OF course we thought you were
out for the whole night, and so we
knew this would be a splendid night
for our banquet. But If you have an
other engagement, and haze only come
ont for little while we are quite will
ing to put off our party for another
time. We do want to have the moon
light, your light, dear Mr.. Moon. But
we don't want to make anything in
convenient for you. Tell us, Mr.. Moon
do YOU want a rest tonight?"
! ''No," said Mr.. Moon sadly, 81 don't
want to rest
"Oh, it's going to rain" said the
fairies. 81 felt drop" added one.
"And I felt a drop too" said an
other
"Tm sure that 1 felt drop ALSO
said third fairy.
81 think it is going to RAIN" sale
the Fairy Queen.
seven though Mr.. Moon is out, {
cloud is covering him up and severa
drops of rain have fallen. Well hav'
our banquet another night, fairies"
And all the fairies cheerfully said
GAIL right. Well have the banque
another night"
ooh no." said Mr.. Moon, and tn
cloud went away from his face.
don't want to stop the banquet. An
I really meant to shine all night"
did you want to change you
mind?" asked the Fairy Queen.
NO" said Mr.. Moon.
''But why did the cloud pass owe
your face, and why did three or fou
drops of rain, or four of your tear
fall to the earth?"
st couldn't help that" said til
Moon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-05

The arrival of American troops in
Italy has set that country of golden
sunlight and bright coiors all agog. As
all say, they hardly know which to adj
miro most, the amazing scientific organ
ization by which the troops arc accom-
panied, the completeness of their equip
ment. or the splendid physique and
keen soldierly bearing of the men, who
carry themselves as though inspired by
the noblest mission.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-05
HEARD IN BRATTLEBoRo.
low Bad Backs Have Been Made
strong-Kidney Ills Corrected.

All over Brattleboro you hear it.
Doan s Kidney Pills are keeping up the
good work Brattleboro people are
made sound again. You can believe
the testimony of your own townspeo-
pie. They tell it for the benefit of
you who are suffering. If your back
aches, if you feel LANG, sore and mis-
cradle, if the kidneys act too frequent
ly, or passages are painful, scanty and
off color, use Doan s Kidney Pills, the
remedy that has helped so many of
your friends and neighbors. Follow
| this Brattleboro advice and give Doan s
chance to do the same for you.
Frank Stockwell, lis S. Main ST.,
says. 81 have had spells of kidney
| trouble, the most common symptoms
/ being too frequent action of my kid
neys which bothered me at night. The
kidney seeretions contained a sandy
| like sediment, the color of brick dust.
[ also have been bothered quite a bit
by sharp pains over my kidneys and
have found it almost impossible to
bend over to lace my shoes If | did
SO, | had sharp, cutting pains in my
back. | have always bought box or
SO of Doan S Kidney ills from the Park
Drug Store at those times and thew
have put my back and kidneys in lust
as good condition as ever
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don It sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan S Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stoekwell had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-05
Flour at Rate Of
$40 per Barrel

: We have received a car of
oId-Fashioned Low Grade
Flour in 140-lb. sacks. We
are selling it to merchants at
a price that will enable them
to retail this at the rate of
$1,000 per barrel, or about
$3.50 per barrel less than the
higher grades. OF course,
~this Low Grade Flour re-
squires the same amount of
substitutes. A year ago we
were selling many cars of
Old-Fashioned Low Grade
Flour for human consump-
ton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-05
A Psalm Of Socks.

wake me up from restful slumbers-
SAUNDERS minus of dream
To knit socks in endless numbers;
Soft gray socks without a seam.
I've begun the task in earnest,
And knit my little dole,
Hoping that no one spurnest
The faithful labor of a soul.
And believe me | shall sorrow
If | manage not some way
To knit more tomorrow
Than [ have done today.
will up then and be doing,
For the work | take to heart.
Bits of yarn 1 IN still pursuing,
Trying hard to do my part.
MARY MORGAN WARE.
Brattleboro.