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New Britain herald., 1918-10-11
GET RID OF THAT
PERSISTENT COIGH

IF you are subject to weak lungs,
heed the cough as warning. Eek
MANS ALTERNATIVE may aid you
in stopping the cough. In addition, 1t
is a valuable tonic and health builder
in such cases. No alcohol, narcotic or
habit-forming drugs. Twenty years
successful use.
soc and $3.50 Bottles at all drug
gists or from manufacturer. Postpaid.
ECKMAN LABORATORY, Phila-
delphia
New Britain herald., 1918-10-11
HERE'S WARMING, SOOTHING RELIEF
FROM YOUR RHEUMATIC ACHES

For prompt relief from Rheumatism,
Neuralgia. or Lumbago, you can
depend on Sloan's Linimert. The
warming, soothing, counter-irritant
effect is the quickest way to overcome
the Inflammation, swelling or stiffness.
A few drops go right to the sore part,
draw the blood from the congested
placeandremove the cause of the ache.
The great penetrating power of
New Britain herald., 1918-10-11

Sloan's Liniment makes rubbing need
less. 1t is easier and cleaner to use than
plasters or poultices. 1t does not stain
the skin or clog the pores. A bottle of
Sloan's Liniment Is all you need for
quick rest and relief from the pains of
sprains, bruises, backache, stiffneck,
and most forms of rheumatic twinges.
Generous size bottles at druggists
everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
CHESTERTOWN. MD

spec al Correspondence oC Every Even ng
Chcstertovu Md May % Charles
Roggp proprietor 0f he Oklahomau,
a leading dsuly and SUNDAY newspaper.
and his wife arc VISITING her parents.
M and Mrs Charles II Jefferson
An important conference Of the Meth
odjsf Protest ant ministers of The five
tipper counties of the Eastern Shore
Cecil Kent. Queen Anne, Caroline and
Talbot IS being arranged for next Mon
dawn Christ Methodist Protestant Church
here About 20 ministers are expected
10 he present and important matters will
bc discussed particular feature Of winch
viii be the enlargement Of the field IN
the citv of Wilmington whore It Is es-
timatcd there arc 900 Methodist ProtCst
ants. practically unchTched
Farmers in thus section arc very much
encouraged over the prospect for q fine
crop of wheat The crop has improved
wonderfully III the past twu weeks
Jacob shirley who for the past ten
wears has been tcnanting the Poplar
Grove farm. owned bv George y LOfiand
viii retire from farming ~ the end Of the
year. His son will succeed him
Private Albert Wheat Of Camp Meade
spent the weekend here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Charles J.. Wheat
Governor Harrington has appointed
Harry &. Willis Of Kent county, member
of the Advisory Board Of the state
Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
Turlcrt Greenwood Of Staunton, Va.
il visiting his mother Mrs Frank II
Greenwood
Soft crabs have made their appearance
in the waters around Rock Hall and arc
bringing fancy prices
At the reception and mass meeting
held Sunday afternoon on the Court
House green. in honor Of the young men
who left fol Camp Meade on Monday,
j large Honor Flag was unfurled on the
town flag pole in he public square. ir
recognition If the crest sum raised b,
The people Of the town IA the last Liberty
Loan Campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

hams have returned from visit To Nor
folk and Newport News, Va.
MIR and Mrs ]. H. Carter. who were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs William ". Cook
have returned TO their home IN Philadci-
phin
Ralph l. Ptirnell is visiting friends and
relatives IN Wilmington.
MIR and Mrs. l.. Ray otweli have re
turned from visit To Wilmington, Balti-
moro and Camp Meade.
MIR and Mrs. William Hitch who were
visiting friends in Laurel. have returned
to Chester, Pa
Can ain Marion Weatherly, who has
bccn confined to his home on Clayton
avenue with u severe attack of grip, ~
much improved and able 10 hc out
Roland T. QuiIlcn, who was visiting tis
parents IN Laurel. has returned To Will
rnIugton.
\ marriage license has been issued to
Roscoe NJ Lewis and Miss Madeline II.
Harrison. both residing near Lowe
Cross Roads. near Laurel
Carrol ] Giles. an accountant with the
+ DIV pont dc Nemuurs Co, IN Wi
u,nrto on. has been spending two weeks
vacation here with his parents
Hebron rampmCctIng few Mules from
Laurel. will open .luly md continue "
days
PAUL Gurdv and Frank t'rcr "t WI,
n,ngtnn have hccn visiting tr'"nds ana
relatives m Laurel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY
At DELAWARE CITY
impressive Celebration Planned Tor
Tomorrow With Everybody
Taking Part
sraet., Correspondence ~ F~rrv Fver'na

r,,e-ial t-.,rresrnn.Inr,re ~ Evvrv Fvenne
Delaware CITY. Nav 20 through
the courtesy of tho ufTicrT= ~ charge -
lart du pant Delaware Ctty IS - have 2
splendd Nonorlal nav celebration to
morrow
The lapd and troops for the fort VII
rnect the rlt,gcns, Who will c'nsEst of the
chiAircn IS al tho schools and Sunday
/, s,hanle their teachers tho Red ross
nurec=. and All ratriotic cltIgerre. ~ the
font ~ linton street ~ 9 . clock sharp.
fram which location thoy viii march 70
the Delaware City cemetery, where
apnropr,ate music. both vocal and IN
st,lnnentai vll ~ rendered There
viii he q rravor. the reading of President
lincoln C1ett,zlurg speech. the children
u7U etrew flowers 2 firing squad Will
salute the dead and trunrricr will
sound taps
following this the troops end hand VIII
RETURN ta Tor, din Font were another
anrronrlatc service viii take place
AlJ churchre and tratrrnal orders. are
eenacial1 invited to participate irana-
partation viii hc arranged Tor those too
feeble - parade
Il viii l,e memorial dav ~ every sense
of tho word. with 2 demonstration thai
v1lj nc thoroughly patriotic. banding All
together Young ami old ~ ono cause
tn honor those who saved the 1ln'on and
those who arc saving dcmOcraov
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

Final interlocling ~ the entire coun-
try after tho war with nlrplane mail
aervicc Tor lrttefe and packages
we are training avIatyra nov, he
said. with the intention ~ using ihnm
for the airplane mail service when they
return from aviation work ~ France.
fgy that time we believe that The aervice
will he developed to such an extent that
both mon aud machines will I've hef-,led
for the work ~ every part ~ the United
EtatpH
AT present, it seems, The service ia
aofnewhat handicapped by being forced
tn ,sn only one -nngina machines
For thia reaeon. Mr. praoeer eaid. iis
real flovch,pnlcnt could scarcely be- car
,,od out until after tho war. when both
av,atora and throe engine airploucs would
Le available Mr. pr8apcr Haa not favor
ally Inclined - women aviaiors i"r a'r't7i
aerial pofE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Preparations Under Way at Sea
ford for Work on State HIGHWAY
Through That Town
GOOD WORK BY SELBYVILLE
Meeting Held at Stanton to Con
slider Project of Constellation
of School Districts.

SrociaI Corrcspnntenrc Of FVcrV Evening
Stanton. Nav 20 -liudcr the ausPc's
of Diamond State Grange, = meeting 81
those l,.tcrcstcd IN rural schnot con+nh-
dafion was held IN stanton Tall "n Mon
dav evening There was - argc att"m
aucc
Il Spa,I. State commissioner. "i
education. was the speaker lie told ~
detail the system as II Is ~ oreratI"n ~
Indiana and Massachusetts, WHORE II has
proved great s'lcecss Tho state pro
vidcs transportation bv wagon or auto
mobile for pupils not IN walking distance
oi tho school I{y romblnlug financial re-
sources the districts can offer more
courses have better buildings and "pmp.
uarnt. and n number oi wc'l-trafned
teachers
II strong sentiment dcvcl"l9 IT ~
rrahahlc Dcawarg VIII give the DISTRICTS
nm opp,rtuultv pi voting upon ""uS"iI f
dailon 4 school modcle'l on tn" 'Tsar
Rnducy school plan. ~ kcnt county. +
Thought Of. situated out-,de q stanton
and consolidating Stanton. Whit" lay
Crock and athrr neigll"rng d'F'rs,S.
Thre,, such s,.houl centers s"em 'l"sirahi'
Welsh Tract Is iistrict whose p"rl"
ar, considering the proposition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
NjIIk PRODUCTION.

An interesting comparison ot tho o''oF-
cnt dairy breeds IS made IN tanners
Bulletin SQ3 Of tho I 5 Department Of
&rrc,lltirc Tho averages gwen per COW
pcr wear for the different breeds arc rs
follows
Avrshrcs. Q.555 pounds Of milk 377
pounds of butter fat
Brown SWISS. 10, S6S pounds milk. 4;}3
Gucrnscvs. S.Qs4 pounds milk 466
pounds fat
IIoigte,ns. 14.622 pounds milk 500
pounds fat
Jerseys. 7.792 pounds milk. az pounds
ia1
These averages are taken from the
production of cows that had completed a
wears test for the official registry Of the
breed m each cist Unfortunately. the
vital questions Of feed consumed and cost
al leeds are not given. So We cannot tell
which breed is most economical for the
tarm daIrvman 10 keep Farm Life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
ROAD WORK AT'SEAFORp.

Special tofrcsronda,,cr. of iy"ry f''r re
Scaforl. Nfay ~ Preparations m"
he,ua mads IT. htnid TIT new state r"ad.
and already me section II =" town
through which tha pnkr vii rin l@s been
surveyed llte pka will entpr th" t""n
limits tlrtriah Ead,S ertsslug I T., ""un'f
lr,ge tfrn hat polpt = VIII i"'in"
IN str..t f. tba rod ia i{1dg,y'llo
,.,,,t str,. r...ttI5 Ma ,mrr,y-l thr
strop hlIl tlat vas formerly There haNlnnE
-, -,,.l...i +. ,n in,l,f,o that ctu caeliv
h. rhnrrd. eni -trat gi,f'n"d :" n"ot
High sfr,est u here Ii '.r7'--,.s NarAr' street
nad- - mas rial art h'.4ng tfan~l"' i"'i
hl motor trucks d4lH als' niasb'nsrN ~
work ou II rrai
II Is bong urged MAT no" and ~il'
stantial bridge +. .te.tcd wh"r" lh" "ti
urodan StrueFV7 uy" f.'"i- ti'7' '''ii
meets ~eatnr.i( ani lInd.S across fho
Nantlc,tka n,or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
HERE is One THING THAT
Is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

Thai docs not reach the blood the scat
of the trouble, and rid the system ot the
cause Of the disease ). ; = Is one blood
remedy that has for more than fifty years
been giving relief to even the most ag-
gravated and stubborn cases Of Rheuinat-
ism 1t cleanses and purifes the blood
by routing out all traces Of disease The
experience Of Others who have taken $ ;
: viii convince YOU that It will promptly
reach your case \ on ean Obtain tbs tai-
uable remedy at any drug store
\ valuable book on Rheumatism
and its treatment. together with expert
medical advice about your own individual
case, will he sent absolutely free Write
TODAY to Medical Department swift
Specific 60, Isl swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

WEDDINGS
..nlrtIIn IInxI


Al,.a susan lsana lIaYt, lauaksAT =
NJ and Al,4 Willard I Hagt. u vi.
l,a,nstnwp. Naeaa, l,nsette. KS fpattied
a. NOON inrs.Iay - s. .Ieianz h'tr.h
" Niliarnatnwn. - hatlas Edmund s'r1f
hth IN nf thie sitg Mss llaft vas
uiyan away ~ het fafhor. anil attended
i. Aiaz t.ertttIlr Hntt "f New 1aFs
.aI Miss julia ler"ute iiaYt, SISTER ot
tho lr,do Iarntcnaut W afpenteF.
II uf Omaha. accompanied tic grown
Ihr ,i7hora were ipf 4 II tiskhder ot
the faculty ~ Williams. fnslgn Roger
" Ena ui Scw York. Willard I 10y.
IL and ] II fniry of llfiea Mr.
CrfHth. Who reports = Dallas. eFas.
for ertylrc m ayiatian eatiY ~ Iane. =
graduate of Dartmouth '5alege and -
rrcs,dent II tic .la=s # lai3
qrrprsrpeN-g
NI,s, Hihln Rlee and Milton T'efon
hr,tn both uf Baltimore. aste mafrieti
~ ,hl= uty hv Rehbi samuel l{ahino-
Wit. Yesterday
IfnHY N#HnsY
NI,s4 tara I Nulss aaj - Ililr
tom Ferry. both II tQs elty wers nartied
ON May i6hy Rev EaNin 9 higgins
lorSIp-ptwsaS
Miss Mary Dawson. ef benton. and
| Wlllam .Ionct of TITS city were married
on Nav 10 hY Rev lhomas J Serd
Noo~tseotr
Nl,ss Illl,an / Golc of Baltimore.
and Iarl /. Moose. nt sandy Hook. Md
were married ou lprll = - Rey q I
| Anderson
NooHE-lofi ND
Miss ,lorrnee Iohand aud John
| Wesley Moore. iotb It Dover. were mar
red on May IS by Rev 6 Nidersan
Mrck-lBspEnNtN
Miss Ican1tte G Ientlerman of Penny
Hill and Harry Aleek ef Wilmington
were married April hs kev 6 I.
| Allcrson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss Roue ola Hastings and William
Lee Matthews, both el tins cltv. we're
married on May - bY Rev Ralph l..
Mlnker
MAkoN shi-RAbhA
Miss Mor5a Ratka and StanislaV
| Makowskl. both ol tins elty. Were mar
red on Mas - by i;ev John Guiez
HtLAr-RoEAK
Miss tnua Ronak and Icon Bulat
both of tins eItA were married ON Mas IS
by Rev John Gulcz
etnskt-ktsut-
Miss Rosaha kemps and tlezandef
| C;ersli. both ii this city wete marree
on May l. hy Rev .lohn Gale1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
CELEBRATIONS
AT kIRKWnOD

SPECIAL Correspondence ot Every Evening
k,rlwnod Nav 20 Nir and Mrs "
d t;olt nf kulwo"d gnvc PARTY ut
then onc last saturday, y honor Of th"r be-,
snn \ollc. Who vas ccl"lrating his Sth
y,ar IIc rcrcived many useful g,t's
Thoee rrcsont w"r" Mr ahn N'is i',"'N
t-,ychdor apd ch,Idrcn. c''lhert Ralph,
NIyrtle Icsl,e and Catherine. Mrs
Jne.rh Cavcndc, of Wilmington, Mr.
Ma Ilr= Mitchell t;olt and children.
Nt.llnrd Gladvs and Dnro'hy ot Mt
rlc.,eant Ia,l ~traughn of Penn,e Grove,
" I NJ, and Mrs Millard Colt end
ch,l,rcn Anne and Paul. of Summit
Erioe Tbrna- colt If summit l'r'den.
NIrs Ilarry Nurray and cludren. WI
li,n an,i Clarrnrc. and Naomi ''"t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
C00n WORN ny SELRYyHLF.

sos,ial t.erra4,,or,.7a7cc .sr Every Evening
ns,er III, - gn tho Rod Cross
,!,.,a ,,.s, ..n-aj thc TOWN oi Cclhvvllle
~.,s-a, county masIo.a remarkable show
me ii, r.tstnp $500 of winch g,m
& ann vas ra7z.I 4, ]ass SUNDAY even
ing s scrvlce y hc II hnret
Governor .Iohn q townsend ~ 2
resident of Scltyvic and an "t"'ai ot
the church was fhr collector e th'9
sorvicc and he amount Vas ras"d with
cur dlfiicaii7
The total amount r44Td ''y ~oitNN'le
district was ahoHt Stoah
Dover bed ross subscriptions
Amounted 10 $40 01U
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
.S[ES F|VE-CENT AIR
MAIL SERVICE SOON
Postal Official Predicts Washing
ton Chicago Flight III 7 10
Q Hours.

Baltimore, Md, Nay % Second
Assistant Postmaster General lraep"f
~ statement to-day predicted The tpl-l
Ioving Developments Tor the aerial uai
aerviec
Fiyr-eoni mil aervlcc bY aIrpanr
tliphtH hctweon Chicago and other
Middle West ritioa md Eastern ponta
and finally. traneconiineutal fiehts
Washington ~ Ghi"agH lights "a from
seycn - une houre
Establishment of flIplts - Ro"tlone
nat a.eeeeillc hv trains
Aerial routes whore cifcnfioua ~
ntoaehea duo tn capone, latce. and
Other natural ohlecta, mako ordinary
,nall dclixetlea mnnanaIIy slow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lo-
tions, and Never Will Be.

You never knew Of rheumatism
that most painful source Of suffering
being cured ny hniments, lotions
or oth her external applications And
YOU will never see anything but tcmpor-
arv relief afforded by such makcshifts
But why be satisfied with temporary
relic from the panRs Of pain which are
sure to return with increased severity,
when there Is permanent relief within
your reacho Science has proven that
rheumatism Is a disordered condition Of
the blood How, then. can satisfactory
results be expected from any treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
COMEDY PLAYLrT
10 b. Given bv Wapanarhki Camp Firs
,Sk a. 4 Taufphf

Iot,ov,np "a Tho s-,ef for Alsaa Fcarrss
4 CO.. = cpmoiy playlei which rii' bf
ptvan fon,glt Ia thc Frlrntie Erbvo
pytpuae,,tn bv Wauauarht & afar Fre
~ The s W q A
Ai,pq Narpara HerlcY. I'm ~ uael
Marjorie napart. hiiea Fuphcmis Add-
snn. lhrr s-hsicrpn Laurel Irlfran,
Miss Safo fame iovrFv ir0p Tho L0at
Natipn Miriam Powell Batie GCruror,
fNiss ilenirva servantj N1arior Serit
Mics ilonoy.s pnrfe Wn hatbara
Livingstone tda Rudrr' Mics pt9tte
ancrun ihrle Ahtnepd Misa Alarmn
reynplda. Windrdf hanran. fuaf L'tzie,
stle Ghost AlsrrY ihpmas. T'~ 'lts<,
Mics Air'a lhe -,Yeut SISTERS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
coon NI4< GOTe AWAY.

e,,.-r;al ,.n,r... ,,,,ndeuca af Fvery Evening
novcl AIav 4 ilri.a' IN" ~fatF
highway Department + i"7u's 7 V9ln9''"
,,...,i,or IT .ius, .,lols .fllHenj ia the enlist
r,ar.t IL thc ,rlafl.,n ,.,tt,= NJ the ! u'cI
Gta+.= -arvicr ST t,eorga " hutchinson.
win, has had ..h.fg5 II Fl, materials ani
wa IL hav.. hsd .,ha1ge ~ rnad orn~trIe-
tlon
Nh Hutchinson leayas ior loSas 7"
morrow, where HI all sftor the aviation
CORE for training
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspond nce Of Every Evening
Laurel Nlay - The Laurel Board
NJ td,tcttlon mot Monday and elected
the following oifcers Pres dent J
prrtt,r,an v4c-prc.ldent f. Edward
" ootcr secretary. Hmlev q Rsggu,
treasurer. nj Edvards1 ulvel
Christopher g lllssand Wired : Wi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

health. and cannot thank you enough
for the relief it has gwen me. MISS
KATE LAWRENCE, Box 10, Sprlng
Valley, Ill.
School girls and girls who are en-
pioyed ut home or in some occupation
should not continue to suffer tortures
nj such times, but profit by the expert
cnce of Miss Lawrence and thousands
Of others who have tried this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia Z. Pink
ham Vegetable Compound, and found
relief from GU:h suffering. If comph-
cations exist write the Lydia E. Pink
liam Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The
reault of their 40 years experience IN
advising girls on this subject - at your
Eervlce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
amileape nonka % lhe sloldler

~, o,k,ta fnr admission q, first -clas7
,h,otr,,ol uetformapccs at fLo I1bert =
'rheatrae ~ au camps send your check
fnr 81 ~ $40 to Every EFenlng, Nith
Institutions aa ~ whom to"ts are t1 p"
sent and they will be- mailed at once AdY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
.rnnrinnn Alnnrnnnnn Steel Conn


matclv iAn autsethpts
AZ the meeting of the nl'cial hoard ri
the Methodist Ipiecopal Church ON
'r,,ea,lav rvonins The members deei,ln'l
tn have the church painted on he out
side nn,y windows installed aud a new
heating plant ~ take he plaee 81 IL.
hot ar furnace mt ~ Il ls expected
that annth her meeting will l,c held Rihn
the ncxt ten dava whom more ifnrfot'=
u,cuts will he pasacd 'ipan
Rev John Y Biekog, at 9azate u
NJ = Church yisiicd The rlant of tic
American Nnneanese Sfeel tn todav n
noon aud delvortfl guspel talk to the
wurk men
William Campbell and Naupban af
caster went to Wilmington, 8eatefdat
and enlisted IN Tire nayy M { atnl'1.it
70 the. brother of lanes \ Gamrh'll vh''
waq callcd into rviee lasi saturday
aud ia nov stationed 1T Camp ~, y
Georpc burns Is rebuilding tn fonads
iinn walls 81 tho NARROW bete lflaie"
which have lcon - led allape iat snipe
t,mc Thr w,,t Is ~ lie lirartin'a II iia
Tcv, Count aud Iafuoe g sh9w. q tee'f
brt ,f the court - overseeing 4
The wapee ,d fho lalatiug eiass 81 fnnt
| ~ several at,ol Iants have hern feteased
| from ~ rcnte to ~ eeffs pe1 hefH duflhg
| tho past fcw dava his Is tie stcaffff
incfeneo ~ 3 eenfs within a mouth
Colonel Il.rhctf boal Yne end i4a VII
! and two daughters II Galamhus t'hia
az tho guest of Nisasa Gaflel'a aes
) NIart i1eake ~. sieters Il ~ i'eefff,t.
tarl,olie aeid far tliainfeeta mt 10 tot
! lie 4. challenger s san Prescription
+, Pharmacists NV
I, Showing soap. oteafn. ra'vtef fa7afs
! ragn, ha,loe. witch hazel hav nm sha efhi
! hrnel,oe and ehavera surpfee Sc ea
window 1 Challenge 4 S"n, fteseTil'
tom Ihartnalsls Adv
brighton ibat ,t,ruct q ve'tf harae wit
Inoas Home Tlolps I's.nie Stalne an.
! Fnamole / I 4 + L fliasan. lnc
! Adv
nont mi ~ ~ noei voar i''f t'n'f'f'nI
/ that ought tp ~ daae naw So lHea
Pant nou ! I Il 1 ! illasan. IN
/ Adv
/ lroah and salt ,neafe. larnes = tlatt"n
| Town tlal ncat market @ee"nd ~
nolaware sttrnte Ads
Waitress wanted Arrly llntei l4''l'ar
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
ADAPTED To THE JOB.

nan vho had partakcn too freely of
cocktails finally reached a barber shop
lie sat down heavily ii the char *
his head dropped forward, he munblcd
to the barber
shave
But SIR. demonstrated tie barber,
Il cant shave you unless YOU hold up
your head
"All right the customer answered
languidly "halr-cnt Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
BAKERS RAISE PRICES

s,,actal t,rrnsp sp0ndenco oT Fvery T vouiua
Dover MAY pa bakor@ 81 he stat"
mot here with NJ Futs Yesterday and
decdod tha' on and aftor lunc the price
Of q loai oi lreai shou'i bc 10 cnnts. IN
Incrcase of two cont~ Loaf
Rolls were advanced from ~ 7" ~
cents pcr dozen and pes from seven to
eight cents each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
nr,let Eyerg EranIng From lha Cattlet

fDnbrercd to vor dp9r EVERY uait
With al tha ueEs ~ Tho Ias nr d. F.
=, clock evorg Hternpon =, ,n9, y.
= yn"k I)rH tako ehanra= 81 ..a
stands bot gigr yolr ordor far ,.. ~
ihe papor regularly Ada
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
ST. GEORGES SCHOOL PICNIC

e,,,..,,I ,,nrrcsrondcnce Of Every Evening
81 Georges May 20 The - Georges
s,hool nrnc Will he held IN the sch""'
vard n ~ Georges, SATURDAY, attrrn""n'
june !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

EANA & - - > NAA - - q ~%A%
lily physician but re-
ceived no relief
then ! explained my
trouble TO another
doctor and he ad-
vised me to take
Lydia Z. Pinkhani $
We 8 G ia bl lie Com
pound. Soon after
taking il | began TO
notice q change for
the better, and af-
ter taking six bot
Aloe 1 am IN rNarfaCt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
NOTICE TO MOTHEPS
Sykes Comfort Powder

vhach contains antiseptic, heaiing IngTedi-
cnts not found in any other nursery powder
sc al the Vinol and other drug stores
The ComsoEt Powder Co., Boston, Mass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
ShE WAS
ONLY TWENTY
Yet Suffered with Functional
Disorder and Was Cured
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Snring Valley III. ''Formany months
I sufT cred from periodic pains doc
Taiban Valley news., 1918-05-10
RED CROSS NEEDS SOCKS

America, as every knows. is
now in the war With both feet
She's G.. It to have socks for
those feet-thousands Is of pairs OF
OF them.
The Red Cross knitters Of the
Mountain Divisiop-Co Colorada,
Utah, New Mexico and Wyom-
ing-must provide, Immediately.
approximately 10000 pairs Of
socks. They are for our boys
at Camp Cody, Deming, N. NJ
whc shortly will begin a journey
incident to the trip across.
AS soon socks are gathered local
ly they will be shipped thru the
proper channels to the Division
warehouse in Denver. where
they will be assembled and sent
Immediately TO Camp Cody
"Our soldiers must have
socks thou aDds of pairs Of
the m,' said F. w. Standard
Division Director of supplies.
II am urging all Chapters to
round up all the socks in their
jurisdiction for immediate ship
ment to the Division warehouse
at Denver | believe the work
ors of this Division, which are
among the most energetic and
productive in The United States,
can supply Camp Cody's needs,
thus ohviatirg the necessity Of
appealing tn other Divisions for
these necessary articles"
Mr.. STANDARD explains that the
Division warehouse stock of
socks was depleted a few days
ago when in response to an ap-
peal for socks. and other gar
ments for general Pershing's
boys, his department sent out six
carloads of supplies fer direct
shipment TO the American troops
in front line trenches.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-05-10

The Sunday School and Sing
ing Convention Mt InglevileI
Sunday was a decided success
from all points, especially the
dinner, twas immense, every
thing to eat and more of it, and
they did not break any OF Hr ov-
ers laws either, they were just
equal n the occasion. o
After dinner was over and more
than e"tW elve basketsful'
were gathered up, and everyone
was miserable with comfort
j. A. W. Bell brought in nox
of apples to tempt the Adam 8
and Ewes, with and as usual
they yielded to the temptation
and decided there was always
room for one more, ard that
bushel of delicious apples "ere
soon devoured. Mr.. Bell said
he was not fishing, it was just
his generous way of treating the
people
Sunday School reports and con-
test singing were taken up IN
the afternoon; the Choir flag
was won by the Dunlap class,
and La Lande was awarded the
quartette flag. The next Con-
veDtion meets in Fort Sumner
the second Sunday in July.