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WANT TED--founE man, experienced In
book packing Apply Jasper slpcs Book
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FoR RENr--A y.roon. modern, lpstsJ7
apartment. adults only Inquire ~
Wei hInIh
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

ROOM and board for z children and ..
prefer northeast. must be reasonable.
". 27il.
ROOM AND BOARD ls wanted by
young gentleman: would prefer In some
private hone. Address S-b9, care okla
hOman.
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WAsHbiAN WANTED--Good wages Call
or write. Roy Ambostsr, pAuls yalloy
SteHm Laundry
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The young lady aero. the way says
so many OF the girls are getting mar
RED before the boys leave for France
that Il keeps her busy running down
town and picking ont pieces OF debris
for wedding presents.
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wANTfD-H good hotel engineer s.
81. care OklahomAn
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MAJ with clerical or sales ability with
u 900 10 Join m" I'm light manufnctur-
Ing buslucr7 - exceptional merit s.67.
rnre nkln. .mmIm
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OFFICE man Hnd hoOkkocpef expert
enced, past dfaft age. open for Ing8ge-
ment S-i2, cnfe Oklahoman
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BARBER wanted. ~ guarantee. c. J.
CTubbs Billings, Okla
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT \

FOGH ROOM. unfurnlshed, modern
Apartment si7 N. Dewey. W weai
Ath for key "A /.
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| TWO b0ys want W0rf. garage or grocery
preferred. age. ], and ~. references.
I WalnH "a
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CIGAR CLERK-state age. experience
and SALARY expected. Address okla
homan office. S-7l.
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

ROOM and board; also garage. walking
distance Maple 3423-J
TWO rooms ono southwest and south
east exposure two meals per day
PhOns Walnut 7l5O
A LOVELY southeast bedroom In pri-
vate, modern home. walking distance: (:
with or without board. CAL Walnut 6s99
GOOD room and board In private home
$50 W sth
NICELY furnished room In private home
Win board, 20 man and wife or two
working girls 5l7 j. 10Th between the
flats Phone Walnut ati0-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-20
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

FOR carpenter work call ]. y. Jones. for
roofs, porches, garages and general re-
pair work. Call Maple 2227-R.
WANTED-Ca Carpenter work OF eli Kinds,
garages. sleeping porehes and repair
work neatly done. 100 North Hudson.
IF you have house to psInt o. repair
build. esll Maple 1901. NJ bsws, col
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W ANTED-Ten men with cars 10 drive
salesfnen. men capable ~ assisting
s9leSmhn and Of selling memberships In
our cO-Opersted Finy-Finy clubs pre-
ferred SO day and expenses. Can or
write Farmers implement A. Tractor
Company Y West or,nd Avenue Cliy
ANTED- Barber Air. John Baird wire
me when ! can look for you al once Z
W, Lewis. Halisyyille. okla.
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WANTED Hy man and wife, crop for
1919 on sharcH. or a steady Job by tho
month. bcst eferences. - s Thomas,
III Reno. tkH fl2 W JeCksOu
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WANTED-.A-i snuSaEe maker must be
nhlo TO cut mcnt n you are NOT an ox-
port do not waste our time. Stockyards
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wANTEp-Asomeone 20 Instruct me In
mechanical drafting. reading OF hlue
prints, etc $50, care Oklshonnn
wANTED--An exporiencch tailor or rood
bushclman. steady work, good snlary
for the right party. Apply Manager
Western Union Telegraph Co u S
Broadway
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PHfNTEh-Wanted. good sii-round coun-
try printer; must understand ad and
Job work; wanted on or before Sept LIST.
situation permanent and pleasant: sal.
ary us Custer Courier Custer City,
Okla.
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middle aged men to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-20
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

r-sfssr~r--s4 aa-Sa7sa-a-H
SUITE of 3 neatly furnished. moderr
housekeeping rooms. south exposure
well water sos 4 stha--
LIGHT HOTE EEKEErINi, rooms Tor rent
III W jth Manhattan Rooms
TWO BLOCKS of terminal. Hght house
Keeping ~ te and cool sleeping rooms
l221 & Hudson.
TWO Light housekeeping rooms. nicely
iurni he'd; private home. llls W. IN
TWO cool. wen furnished rooms. 81 pel
week 1908 Llnwood walnut l7js. ~
TWO front housekeeping rooms. down
stairs south exposure, one large ligh
bookkeeping room, adults only. 30l W
WELL FURNNHED. cool room. mod
ern housekeeping rooms. Mrs Man,
ming az w. Reno.
TWO ligAt Housekeeping rooms. 45i W
Finh
NICE. clean hght Housekeeping rooms 4
West 9th
TWO Or three rooms FOR light house.
.hGcp.ng at JlS West Twelfth street
FURNISHED. ? rooms. sink; own house
would sell you furniture. 720 STILES
lDR RENT or hght housekeeping
rooms tO party who would be company
for lady during day. Phone W 1900
FOR HENT-Nlceiy furnished Dghi
housekeeping rooms: also garage. iOl
T.. Sixth
ONE 2-room housekeeping suite. south
ern exposure: no objections to children
liooiA " Main.
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms: I front cool
bedroom. Call, after $50, sls W. lst
THREE large, unfufnShed Light house
Keeping rooms, modern, 722 T.. 10th.
VERY desirable housckccpiuE rooms.
soulhcast exposure; close In. Maple
i3l2-J.
MODERN cool light housekeeping
roomH: connecting bath; sink In kitch-
en-; lovely latuced In porch; on car linA
Ib week Maple 1908 or 1923 w. ist
TWO very desirable housekp eping room,
u adults Call Walnut 35A
TWO modern turnished rooms for hEh
housekeeping. 2ls r. 2nd. walnu
2sl5
TWO light housekeeping rooms. well FUR
nlshed Walnut l7l6
/ NICELY furnished. cool room, moderr
front suite; ground floor; south ex
posure; close In. Walnut 1862
TWO light housekeeping rooms, sout
! front; private entrance. Maple 7ssl
/ 20 East Eighth.
4 ~ HlNfiy IufUlshcn nOusekeepin
! rooms: us per month; water and light
furnished, 1872 n. Klein.
THREE nice unfurnshed housekeepinj
rooms; modern: garage; private bath
US per month. 1919 n. Klein.
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms at s22 NJ
Broadway. Maple 27s7-J
SUITE OF modern house keeping rooms,
southeast exposure. II r. 5th. Phone
Walnut 5S7i
TWO light Housekeeping rooms. "
W. sth.
FOR RENT-2 or Z llght housekeeping
rooms with "A lone lady. 1929 r. oth.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms and Groom
cottage. nicely arranged for 2 parties,
AZ l2b West 7th.
TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping; adults only. 500 W 5th.
THREE modern connecting, completely
furnished rooms for housekeeping; prl-
vate entrance. we'll located, Walnut 1905
BROOM suite s65h n. Robinson ST
CAL after y. m.
Two nicely furnished light housekeep-
Ing rooms connecting bath sink in
Kitchen, adults only 3l6 W. 5th.
ONE SET OF light Housekeeping rooms.
sl2 \. Broadway
TWO cool southeast light housek keepinT
rooms, desirable location. walking dis.
tance everything furnished. Walnut
6sss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-20
OFFICES AND SToRERooMs
FOR RENT

GOOD office and part time good ste.
.nographer Call s22 Lee Bldg. Phona
Walnut 2Oe2
MODERN office for rent. Walnut 5iS5.,
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WANTED Drug clerk. need not be reg
istered young man preferred, good
hours 1nd good salary. +. G.. care
okla hoinan
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UNRURMsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

NICE rooms, 1900 month: gns, lights,
water furnished. brick building. bar
gain room $40 North Harvey
FLAT OF three rooms upstairs; modern;
walking distance Walnut 3452
THREE unfurnlshod rooms ali modern
fl5 \. Central Phone Walnut 1851
FOUR unurnished rooms. modern. pri-
va'e entrance; SIS. adults preferred.
Phone Manle 3'9s-k. = 1907 + Park
ONE large unfurnshed room. with run
ming water Call ". 60ls
modern housekeeping
and sleeping rooms single or In suite
private entrance, walking distance 1905 =
w. Main. Maple 82lO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-20

FOR RENT-New. nicely Furnished bum
gnlow, 1870 w. i2nd. one-third block
from car line. Apply after .. m. on
SATURDAY. or sunday, or call Maple 302i !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-20

| NTED-All round bench man no sur
| facing chance to get store experience
good salary. Columbian Optical Co. iilt
| Main ~ Dallas, Texas
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG people can be placed In GOOD
paying position almost Immediately, d.
not waste yout time In commercial
schools come ana see what I can DO
i9f you LUIS Ernest. 400 Gross Bldg
lls ". 2nd St
lNIL. SERVICE EXAMINATION in
pklahoInn city In August. government
t'Ih, teacher lnspectress. typewriter,
hoOhhccDer ana many others: preference
If'n womrni salary 81 200 81 900: ez
" Il'nce UNNECESSARY women desiring
lp'cfnmcnt positions write for free par
t'uI1ts 10 Raymond Terry, Cformer clvi
w,,Llil' ekamlneD. Columbian Bldg
Washington. y. c.
"ANIf Three young women 20 act
HH RaItfcAseH out OF city Amply To
FRED Harvey, 2H s. Broadway.
HkEAKFAST Cafeteria Wny ho,
cakes. loc, toast. &c. fruits, be and iOc
oatmeal and cream iOc
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LADY employed. to share nice 2.Toorn
apartment. Walnut 27ii.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


To LADY EMPLoYED-A lovely south
| east front room; large closet: walking
distance with couple. Walnut 4097.
SUNDAY DINNER THE CAFETERIA
| WAY" you WILL BE PLEASED;
BEATS OLD STYLE.
YALE CAFETERIA,
BROADWAY. SOUTH OF LEE-HUCR.
noIshborSood. &spi. pf'' 5OI r'mn'' select
COOL furnished rooms at 1910 n, Broad.
FOR RENT-NIceiy furnished all out
side south rooms. hot and cold run
ming water In each room. None hut
desirable people accepted. Conley Rooms.
Maple l61 6l5h N. Broadway.
ELEGANTLY furnished suite, twin beds,
southern exposure. adjoining bath.
NICELY furnished south exposed sleep
i2.5o to $3.50: as q. and.
BROADWAY CAFE $40 N. Broadway:
meals 16c and sec; union house.
NICELY hrnished, deiishtfuiiy cool south
room with hot and cold water and ad-
Joining bath; also two-room suite. VIC
toria, Apartment 7, 9th and Broadway.
Walnut 1853.
isAhbIs nictif tufnlhneu TOOn1i outside
entrances private family. Walnut 1870.
TWO nicely Furnished light housekeeping
roomS. gas, lights and water FUR
-nlshed Walnut eles.
NICELY furnished, modern rooms; walk
Ing distance; kitchen privilege. reason
able rate. Walnut 5S1s.
LARGE, cool and pleasant rooms: con-
meet with bath; walking distance l0i
East Sixth Walnut 52is
For RENT--Isrge front room. suitable
for two. Maple li51.
NICE southeast bedroom, adjoining
bath; outside private south entrance:
gentlemen TO Stiles
NICE south sleeping room Tor rent: also
Earagek t7i West Ninth Maple ss3i-J
FOR RENT-Two furnished front rooms,
ne.hs hitchen privilege garage. Wal
nut i5ss 1914 W 18th,
COOL, southeast room, private home
walking distance; ladie. preferred SOS
w 7th
FOR RENT-3 big. nice rooms SIs N.
ghartAI ~
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NHN-Learn aviation motor mcchhuIcs
and \ Reroplnne building thg hig
money, government, factory Or nyIng
field write N0ler AyiAtiOn School. iO5
X. Wells Chicnso
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE First class shoe
repair man Wire J. A. Dieter, Man
gum, Okla.
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WANTED-N Nold4rs. railroad work on
o. the essentials. Berry Foundry st
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-08-24
Hargis Store Notes.

The government has instructed every
factory in the country not 10 ship any
more wool to retail merchants II any
of our customers are in need Of wool Ia
finish any work that Is started. We sug
gest that you at once select same,
otherwise il may be- impossible TO do so.
The factories do not expect the govern
ment to permit any further shipments
20 be made until the war closes.
We are in position. because Of con
tracts placed in 1917. to sell you a
piano at price far below today mar
ket value. II you are thinking Of pur
chasing, see VA and you will likely save
500 on your purchase. We can sell
you most any make desired.
We are offering special Nictrola
outfit, consisting Of Nictrola ~ and 4
records for $27 60 Terms. s. 00 cash,
and S. 90 per month until paid for We
also have in stock for at once delivery
every type Of Victrola made Send Us
your order for records and for music
rolls.
T. +. HARGIS,
Pocomokc's Big Store
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-08-24
Annual Convention
Of Christian Churches

The Christian Churche- Of the
Eastern Shore held thcit annual con
vcnuon ia the Christian Church a
rcrryhawkin Somer 4, County on
August l6-ls
The convention va wc attended
the church not bong .arg. enough 10
accommodate thc arg number of
people ..ho semblol at eaci moc,
INK.
fine -peakur Ana inspiring n.,.
made tho occa on most enjoyable
one DR.. D. b Melton Of Baltimore
vas the rrncipa pcakor and H..
a " Gott,chal bad chargc q .he
singing Clifton Ryall T. S. s..
presided Al the organ H. also made
a tirrIng adirc- aging that ovciy
mother houid encourage her son TO
enter the -or,icr He said tina, $50
-hoald Serve cod first and nclc
sam next Il words were full u
love and patriotism Re-, J v
We>'. Of Gig Va Who ha- many
friend in thu oIn,y made plcn-
dd address.
vi, ka,horur S,Aab 81 EaTalo.
S. S. ,poko ca tho importance Of
organized elias work 10 the Bible
school,
Rce j GOOD, and H.. 6 e.
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Mrs. Bonneville Hears
From Her Son In France

VIZ t-'h". j. I'oH"'....' received
r .",.'t iH.' Nr'A 'f'n EST .'h. IS
VAT" Naf.'A "'nh''''.'' WHO ""7
"o.r+.i p r.''' s't''a. N,'@s "f'
lh' .e''rr M".'t hof' .'' date =.
j.4t -''a. "a-. I'D p'F'' - i't'"s
II N-s e-Ita' "e!na.'i '".. .''h.
near >'.~-o', whore 'H' A-i'l 'ef''-
pu-h'd ta' ''fm"n- BAGS. W "r'
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-08-24
REST MEDICINE l EVER TRIED.

JOHN u Smack, residing q, $50
North Eighth Street, Lebanon Pa.
gave o.- tins Statement, concerning
TonaI and tells What wonderful re-
l,f s, obtained from its use.
NJ suffered from stomach troubles
and my S tern was completely run
down
used one bottle Of Tonall for
twenty two days and found wonder
fu rehci am night Waterman 8,
krGdcrs ~ho, factory and haven't
missed an hour since began taking
ronall
gladly recommend Tonall 10 all
my friends and acquaintance, az
wen as the suffering public every
where, who reads my statement
This testimonial was given April
25. 1918.
Tonall is sold at ?. D. Cottingham
4 Co, Drug Store, Snow Hill. Har-
monson's at Berlin, and W. X Clarke
& Co., Pocomoke.
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WhatCOat NJ. {. Church

1000 a n. Sunday School Prof A
q Humphreys, Superintendent
II 90 a m Public worship and ser
mon.
500 y m. Public Worship with soul
inspiring music and short sermon
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday AZ
90 D. m.
a cordial welcome extended 10 al
REV l. f POOLE. Pastor.
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Miss Ruth Brandau. Of Baltimore.
il the guest of Miss Kathryn Jones. at
the home of her parents. DIR. and Mrs.
Paul Jones. on Church Street
Our thanks are due Mrs. Willie A.
Selby for a basket OF fine grapes. goi
the Concord variety. Mrs. Selby has
IN extensive vineyard. and has large
trade in grapes and grape juice.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-08-24

For Sale or Rent Fly, farms
Apply to II. +. Harmonson, Berlin
Md
For Salc-A good Ford ear. 1917
model. Has been used only > weeks
II. +. Harmonson. Berlin, Md
Two carloads of top and opcr
buggies at from 81 TO 50 per cent less
due. Snow Hill, Md.
For Salc-Two good mules; one
years old, weight 100 lbs. Tho
other, Z years old. weight 900 lbs "
f.. Pilchard, Girdlctrcc. Md.
We carry the Columbia Storage
Battery in stock for all makes Of cars
The best Battery on Earth kensey' 4
Garage, Snow Hill. Md
Come to Kenseys Garage for Fire
stone. United States. Republic. and
Goodrich tires. and all kinds of acces-
series. Kensey's Garage. Inc.
For Salc-1hrec oxen. one pair
good to work in the mud. Also, eight
steers, four years old. and one cow for
sale. Apply to a +. Collins. Berlin
Md
For Sale second hand wagon,
horse cart, Singer sewing machine.
nearly new. drag chain. runabOut
and surry Chas f. Hill. Auctioneer,
Snow Hill. Nd
For Sale 200 bags Maine grown
Cobblers from cold storage. and 200
bushels Scarlet Clover foreign AND
Delaware grown {. $. rimmons,
Snow Hill. Md.
Found On Berlin road just beyond
the mill pond pocketbook containing
a small sum of money Owner apply
to The Messenger office. and Identify
the pocketbook
Stop And Buy Ny Groom house
in Girdletrce, Md HOUSE is in first
class condition; electric lights: 10,
$50 by 100 feet: beautiful lawn and
shade Write, naming best offer \ir-
gil II. Pruitt
Wanted To Buy a small port
able organ. TO be used AZ III" com
munity meetings in Snow Hill Mary
land Council Of Defense for Morcc~
ter County, Woman's section. Mr..
John l.. Robins, hartman.
Wanted a farm to rent in Wor
cester County, conveniently located on
stone road Must have good residence,
and good outbuildings Communicate
with me at once O. NJ Chandler.
Peters Farm. Snow Hill. Md. Route J.
My fine black dr.sing mare sail
be sold TO the highest bidder ON the
street in SnoH Hill this saturday
afternoon, August 18Th At > O'Clock.
She is perfectly sound. -olid, and gcn
tie and not afraid Of anything. John
l.. Riley.
SPEED BOAT FOR SALE one
of the handsomest and fastest speed
boats on the coast new engine. y II 7.
perfect running condition. boat fully
equipped. an unusual chance At Ocean
City. 18th and 18Th inst- A afterwards.
address Dr. a. " Wheaton. Chinco-
league, Va
For Sal,--Onr first cias> pan Of
mules, scycn and eight gear o,d
warranted first elias In every rs pee,
Will weigh 900 pounds; price. 40.
My reason for selling IS that the! ar"
too lasgc for farm work hero. Ira H.
Caulk. Easton Md.
MIR. c. f. Mlmfofd Formerly 81
Snow Hill. noN With Isaac llambar
ger & Sons. Baltimore. N'Ii hc a our
store on August 10Th "0'h ami 8 Il.
with full line Of cashmere Tor fall
and winter suits Come and oo h.m.
7. II. Collins Il Son.
wr.,l p..r., ,-;,t ..,,. ,;ll
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Appointed Member Of
Food Control Board

Announcement has been made that
Air G. T. Burton. Of Pocomoke City.
hqs been appointed TO the Food Con
ttol Board Of Worcester County, as
the representative Of the wholesale
merchants Of the county.
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E1- Obituary Notices. In Memoriams
and Resolutions of Respect are charged
for at 8 cents line. Obituary poetry
will not be published in this paper
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Services At Stockton
Presbyterian Church

Rev. r. !. Riddle. Of Ocean City will
preach in Gunby Presbyterian Church.
Stockton. Sunday morning at 10 as
O'Clock The public cordially invited
10 attend.
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Mr. and Mrs. t.liiah A. Carmen

dffU, tHt cnliiffn OF lHtiF RON MI. y.
{. Carmcan and wife Of Savcdge, Va.
These we're Mr.. Windsor, Of Laurel.
Del and Mis- Emma Carmcan and
Nj Walter Carmcan. Of Savedgc.
Mr. Wind or was accompanied by
her husband. Rev Lester r. Windsor.
Rev Mr. Windsor. who is a member
of the Wilmington NJ T.. Conference.
filled the pulpit Of Whatcoat w. T..
Church Sunday morning. and preach
ed in Bates Memorial NJ. = Church
in the evening. The visitors left Mon
day. Mis- Emma Camcan and Mr.
Walter Carmcan going 10 their hom"
in Sa,edgc, and Rev Windsor and
wi'c going to White Haven. Wicomico
County FOR visit to his parents be
fore returning to Laurel
Mr.. Milton +. Lewis and daugh-
ten. Helen. Of Wilmington. are guests
i, the home OF Mr.. Harris $. Cord
dry Mrs Lewis. formerly Mis-. JcS-
Sic Townsend, Of Snow Hill ha~ many
friends 10 welcome her back to her
od home Before coming 70 SNOW
Hill. shc had been spending several
weeks With her husband relatives
in Accomac County
Son and Mrs e. Walter Mapp
and two sons. Of Accomac, uotored
to Snoa Ell Saturday for q week
end ,isit to Nj Maps parcni- ~.
and Mr. John S. Aydelo,tc Scna
tor Mapp comedies his dcfca, for ,ho
Congrc sioual nomination IN The Nir-
glnia First Congres -ional DJs,ric, by
d small majority. senator Mapp
made a clean and agrrc~si4e cam
pagn He say h. docs not rcgre,
making the fight. and foc. gratidod
at the Splendid -uppor, accorded HIM
throughout the district. H. is a
young man. and we predict that high
honors are yet in store for him
Re, s. J. Goodc * assisting in 4
meeting at r"rryhawkin TIN, week
IIc VIII 90 from there 10 fiji his APP
pointmcnt, i, Fratland and Beth
lchcm sunday
Mn and Airs George T. Rich
ara M ~ ~. I,.,efJ. accommodated
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sale arrival Oi their son, Private VIII
liam T. Pruitt, in France He is With
Tho American ENpcdtionary Force,
Company 4. 57th Engineer Corps. In
Il recent letter from him to his par
cnts. he sand he wa in good health,
"as getting plenty Of good eats. =
and for his family not to worry about
him
During a thunderstorm the barn
Of j. W Downing. Of Mappsyllc. was
destroyed by fire Tho building in
cludcd a blacksmith mop. prainhousc,
implemcn, shop and carriage house.
The contents. including % carriages.
farming implements. blacksmiths iiN
lures, seeds of all kind and a large
supply Of paris green, were consumed.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
The catch Of FISH by the Scaboard
Fish and Oil Company Saturday was
i,250.o00. the largest single day
catch ever known.
Mrs George Clarke and two chill
drcn, OF Dclmar, were guests Of MIR.
and Mrs Isaac II ShockIcy, Of near
Newark. last week. and Nh and Mr..
Leonard Morris and tVo children. of
Pittsvillc, spent SUNDAY with them.
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AGMr. and Mr. + S Prmtt. Of near
stockton. arr receiving congratula-
tiohs on the birth of a title daughter.
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Mis- Chariot. Coffin IN. return-
ed 70 her home in SyncpuNcnt. after
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Have you attended to that Messen
ger bill Please do It.