Smyrna times., 1919-01-22
NE SMYRNA TIMES
SMYRNA, DELAWARE
LOCAL MARKETS
GRAIN

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frre's doz. ............. So 81
a &sSS ..........-....... 70 81
Ob1H .................. ~ 81
pEN country .....:....... so 81
S.s-oes S white, per basket'..'' q
IO~s lcountry ...........'.. 90 6C
p~. Lard ................ q
"n1 LIVE STOCK
-. per pound. ....... ...... ID l6K
S.5 dressed .......'...''.'''.. l9 2S
1 SMYRNA AND VICINITY
u,,t Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Il An persons having unfinished Red
Il ross garments, please finish as they
rn4 be handed in by Wednesday,
r,rrarv 29th.-Chairman of knitting.
Il Ovster supper at the home of Joseph
4 coldsborough, Main and Mt. Vernon
4 treets, Wednesday evening, Jan. 29,
4 lv Jerman Chapel Ladies Aid. Every
] bOdy invited.-Adv.
4 The regular monthly meeting of the
! Vomans Christian Temperance Union
1 Gl be held at the home of Mrs.
George NJ. Stevenson, Monday even
I mo. January 27th.-Sec'y.
j MIC. H. Mattiford and family wish
4 b thank the friends for their kind
ness and sympathy and for the use of
/ their automobiles at the funeral of
/ his son, John A. MattifOrd.-Adv.
Rev. Alfred Smith of Camden has
been appointed by the presiding elder
to take charge of the late Rev. Ralph
Coursey's church work at Wyoming
during the remainder of the confer
ace year.
George W. Tomlinson is now the
Nstmaster at Henderson. having sue
ceded Mrs. Edith G. Cough, who had
Charge of the Office for a number of
years.
For neighborly and friendly kind
ness shown during the days of illness
dher husband and the respect and eff
fiction for him manifested. Mrs.
Helen Mcmahon wishes to express her
high expectations to all.-Adv.
Walter F. Keith, of this town, has
purchased of Mrs. Richard Long, the
residence on lower Main street.
h0wn as the Megear property, and
has rented it for a year to Mr.. and
MIS- Credick Ennis, of Smyrna!
Work on the remodeled Kent county
courthouse is being pushed with all
possible speed, in order to have the
court room ready for occupancy by
middle Of next month. This will make
ne room available for the regular
February term of the court of General
SESSIONS and the Superior Court.
Inc Smyrna All-Stars were victo-
nous Friday night when they "whal-
Dped the Smyrna Boy Scouts at
basket Ball Al to II. The line up of
NE Boy Scouts was as recently pub
lsned' The All-Stars were: Thomas.
"Tard; Sklut, forward; Phillips,
"ner; Patterson, guard; and Jones,
guard Turner, substitute. The game
sas last and though one-sided, was
vigorously contested.
Inc twelfth annual meeting of the
y U0ln Growers Association was held at
lD"ugeVllle, Friday, with an address
!! 4 alexander P. Corbit, president of |
'ue aSsoclation.,W. o. Collier of East |
, w. Nd, gave a talk on practical |
! T'sgesuons for the Improvement of |
'Orn Growing" An interesting pro
'fam followed.
" many the month of January is "set-
Hlng up" time. Let us remind YOU
" "atch the label on the Times you
a, a. now receiving and if it reads
10 II means you are paid to Janu-
Sl' l, 1919 and that another year is
tue IN advance. Your attention
II 'iilS matter will be appreciated.
: Sou are not a subscriber start the
=. 1ear right and subscribe now. The
''HeS Is $1.50 per year in advance.
0lRTH OF A NATION COMING
De at the Smyrna Opera House
anuay and Saturday This Week
.,tI, tIe Birth of a Nation" that won
10y ui and sensational show that has
fa|n big crowds ond hoo. 49, Ill,