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Smyrna times., 1920-08-11

Personals-Mr. and Mrs. Ward and
daughter, Helen, of Wilmington, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Clark
Miss Frances Sevil has been visiting
friends in Dover.-Miss Helen Cobb
has returned after an extended visit to
Spartansburg, S. c., and Camp Lee,
Va.-Miss Pauline Graham, of Will
mingtOn, has returned from a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
ham.-Miss Miriam Clark is visiting
relatives in Marydel.-Mrs. Coleman
Hardesty and children are visiting
relatives near Sudlersville.-C Charles
Sinex, of Wilmington, has returned
after spending two weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Alice Sinex.-Miss Vir-
ginia Baynard, of Wilmington, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Baynard.-Mrs. Geo.
Abbeger; of Wilmington, has been
spending several days with MIR. and
Mrs. F. Charles LeCompte-J. Fran
els O'Neil has been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. O'Neil.-Mr.
and Mrs. Broadfoot, of Fayetteville,
N. c., have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
James CObb.-Miss Helen Minner, Of
FELTON,, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
E. SaXton.-Miss Mildred Chambers
and James Sapp are spending several
days at Beach Haven, n. ].
Smyrna times., 1920-08-11
MIDWIFE LAW NOW IN EFFECT
Every Woman On and After August
1st Must Be Licensed.

The new law calling for all mid
wives to procure a license from the
State Board of Health before they
Smyrna times., 1920-08-11

Subscribe Tor The Smyrna Times,
$1.5O a year in advance.
Smyrna times., 1920-08-11
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
BIackbird Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck, ssEa
Leipsc, Brenford, and Their Vicnities.

Wilmington; Sarah Scotton, of Hart
lev.
Smyrna times., 1920-08-11

The Ewell's NJ. P. Sunday school
held their annual Sunday school pic
mic Thursday last, at Augustine Piers.
The day proved to be clear and a very
enjoyablt time was had.
Smyrna times., 1920-08-11
FOR RENT

will rent the privilege of SHOOTING
ducks on the 1900 acres of marsh land
now now IN my tenure and known as the
smith lands, from Sept 1st to March
18th. Apply to ~
WILSON c. GOLDSBoRoUGE
= =. =. no1EK' Smyrna, Del.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Over % Per Cent of Crude
Petroleum Produced i'm r. 6

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The United
States has procured more than 81 mar
cent Of the worlds crude petroleum
slnce the discovery of that product
and at latest reports was producing
more than SO per cent of the worlds an
nual supply. Compilation of pron.
duction statistics Just issued hv
the Geoogical Survey shows tbaf
from 1857 to and including 1910 there
we're produced throughout the world
''.o3, l41 ,lSs barrels of crude petroleum
or which the United States supn]ird
4;6oo'o LIS barrels. Russia Furnished
Almost 20 per cent. In the latest YEARLY
81 sta tistlcs, those of 1910, the UniteG
slates produced 355,927.716 barrels
"hile Mexico furnished more than ~
per cent and Russia almost 8 per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Stocks on Curb
Improve, With
Oils the Leaders
Issues Lately Under Pres
sure Act Better; Carib
Syndicate Up; American
Safety Razor Earnings

The general run of stocks in the
outside marke. displayed n much bet
ter tone yesterday. Oil shares were
leaders in the improvement and some
sharp rises occurred in issues lately
under the pressure Of liquidation.
Carib Syndicate was one of the most
conspicuous features Of strength, ad-
yancng from AZ to as on a turnover
Of 1000 shares. Elk Basis was frac-
tionally higher. Simms Petroleum rose
to 5612 at the peak of the days move.
Announcement was made that the COM
pany has completed its Shaw No. 19
we'll, with an estimated flow Of 10000
barrels a day. This we'll is located in
the Homer field on the Rowe Oil Cor
acquired by Simms. Another we'll is
being drilled on the same property.
Phillips Petroleum got up to 81, an
advance of 1l2 points over Saturdays
close. Strength of the stock reflects
the results of the company's drilling
and the fact that the stock
holders Of record February 2 are to
receive an additional share of stock
for each share now held. Since De-
ccmber IS the company has completed
thrty-one new wells, with an initial
production of more than 5000 barrels
a day. The company now has more
than $50 producing wells.
American Safety Razor sold as high
as 13M. Joseph Kaufman, president of
the company, said that the corpora
TONS business for the three months
and twenty days since its organization,
10, 1919, to December 81,
1919, had exceeded expectations. The
balance sheet as Of De-
cl ,a% >1,,,
before taxes in excess of $800,000. He
said that profits Of the export company
and Of the subsidiary soap company,
now in active operation, will add ma
terially to these earnings in the cur
rent year.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
CLEVELAND BRASS & COPPER MILLS
t\tOkpDk iI.D
Notice Of Annual and special Meetings

To THE sT0CkIioLnEHS NF
Cleveland Brass Il Copper Mills. Inc.
You WEI please taNe notice IA n.
regular annual meeting " s.oekhoiders %
CLEVELAND BRASS & COPPER NJ LIS
INC. VIII be held at ths office o; lhe
Corporation Trust Company. 81 al stree.
1920. at two O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
Of eIecting directors TO hold ONCE FOR the
ensuing year and untI their succeasIs
are elected and qualified. and Tor the
transaction or such other business as MAJ
properly come before the meeting
You viii also pisase take notice that
there viii be special meeting OF pre- sertrn .l.
and common stockholders or ClEN III AL
BRASS & COPPER MILLS. nc. o, ths
oifce of The Corporation Trust Com pan.
81 Wall street New York city, on Tues
day. February 40. 1920. al three cis
?. m, for she purpose of considering sIu
taking action upon the following matter
o. The increase OF The number OF con
mon shares without nominal or par sanr
which tn esrpo.ation may ISSUE To t,,'
Ten Thousand tlo.000) shares 20 Two HUE
dred and Fifiy Thousand t-5o oo0l snafrs
l2) The increase of mo stated e-g,ss pc.
OF the company from one Million r"e
Hundred and Fifty Th"r~and por..
(sl. $50 000). ifs present amount, 10 Two
Million Seven Hundred ana f.fty Tho isahl
Dollars (sz, 100. po0)
(s) The amendment % tho Cert hon'
OF lncorporaf ~ the company 10 pfoVioe
such increased nufuber OF common shAfes
capital
90 The disposition OF ali or part of SIC
increased common shares
90 The execution. delivery ana SAFE o.
tho note or notes. boni nr bonds ei n
company up 10 the principal amount %
one Million Dollars tSI. o0e.eool, he~rA.
interest at not exceeding seven per cen
Gct) per annum. maturing at one time o
scrlaily UP 10 five years from the d3'
thereof. and secured bY fuor's age y.
The fixed assets of the company now e"h''
or hersaffer acquired >utn ucte or not'S
bond OF bonds and such mo-igase &C ut's
the gan" ~ bear such date AMI 10 be up,
such terms and conditions AID Win 81
provisions Is the Board o. Directors nay
determine. and such note or notes. bohHn ~
bonds, 10 h. sold at one tine ar from ''p
10 titae and AZ sucn price er pri, ~
the Board OF Directors ulsv from line 81
time determine.
C, The DONG of an things which 'aas
be necessary or proper ln orler - eAFf'
out the foregoing
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD or
DIR RECTORS
Il NJ GARDNER. Secretary.
DATED January "a. la-o.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Record Price for OIL

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2s.-Pennsvl-
V"n'a crude oil advanced 25 cents a
barrel to 1925, by the principal pur-
chasing agencies here today. This 10
the highest quotation for this grade ever
posted IN the Pittsburgh market, but
II was said last week that oil had been
commanding that price for some time.
bonus.
Other grades of crude oil quoted in
this market were UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at a
meeting of the shareholders OF The Mer-
chants National Bank Of the city of New
determined to take such oceedtnxs a.
may be necessary or convenient TO or
SaniZe this Banking Assocta ton as an in
corporated bank OF che State Of New
York by the name Of The Merchants Bank
or the city of New York; and also that
when TINS Bank shall have been organized
az an Incorporated bank OF the state OF
New York proceedings be taken 70 merge
1t with the President and Directors of the
Manhattan Company.
by order or the Board of Directors
y. T.. PAYNTER, Cashier.
Dated New York, January 49, 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a
meeting or the shareholders of The Mer-
Snants National Bank of the City OF New
York. held on January I3, 1920. 1t was
f,on v9,ea IN nat t. the AID Bank go into liQuida
"on ana be closed and dissolved.
OF said Banking Association are hereby
nouned oi to present such notes and other
claiins against the Association for pay
ment at its Banking House, Number l..
:" an street. New YORK city until Febru.
= ssy s,,' 70 1920. and thereafter to its liqui-
or o., the Manhattan Company, at Number 10
" an an street. New York City
by order OF the Board of Directors
o. e. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York. January Ia 1a2a
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Brazil Facilitating Immigration

RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan o-Tho
Brazilian government is endeavorine
to facilitate the coming of immigration
from Europe to Brazil. It has directed
that government owned vessels in Eu-
ropean service shall bring on their re-
turn voyage such immigrants as have
been vouched for by Brazilian con-
suls Immigration has recently been
checked because Of high rates for third
class passage from Europe.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Stocks Ex Dividend

ian ian so-Atch. Top. & Santa Fe Ry. ~
ian 2s-tentral Of y J
rpeo' chi St p. Nj & Ry..... ga
Ion - 10 Pl .............. 81,
Jan. 81 do pf. -
IAN Corn Exchange Bank.
o. 9-Goodrich, Il +, Co.........
reb. * helly- Springfield Tire SCI Of
IIsh si, i;neoSn National Bank. 2ia
IAN Sl-Norfolk q Western adj pr
nec' Sd-Northern Pacific Ry....... /.
Jan. 3l-Pullrran 90 ~ S'''' 2
Jan. 3l-Sears- -Roehuclx &, a. :
Jan -'-Shell Transport s. II ding
Co., Ltd. temp ctfs, Equi-
table Trust Co. \ Y Tor
American shares. ........ -4c
IAN. 5e-Sloss sheffield Steel & Iron l.
Ian So-Stewart- Warner Speedolneter
rep. --Superior Steel LIST pf.......
r. o. --lDharco Products. ........ IL
Feo' 81 nited States Co extra IN
common sIocAl l.s..>...I2i.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
y. II. IA n TEX, Cashier,
Dated New York January Ia 1920

NOTICE is HEREBY given that speclal
r, meeting OF the stockhoders OF Overland
iieadwear Co, Inc, viii be held at the Office
OF such corporation. No 73 West Houston
street In the Borough or Manhattan. city.
,ounty and state Of New York on the 3rd
gay OK February. 1920, at S p NJ on that
oay Tor the purpose OF voting on a resolution
70 increase the capital stock OF Overland
Mneadwear M Co. Inc. in the amount of Fifteen
nousand 'Slo,0 ,000) Dollars. and TO transac:
sucn other and further business In reference
thereto as shall be found Necessary
Dated. New York. January 26th 1920
DAVID WEINSTElN, President
HARRY SAFRAN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27

An issue OF 100000 Detroit Pres. stee,
Sonlpany per cent serial purchase money
mortgage bonds has been unterwrirten
D. Mclaughlin. Horolan & MacAfcs. Of
p,ltsbursh. and W. g. Souders & Co. Of
Dr.. ls2l 10 1926. inclusive. and il is ex
pected an offering will be mads next
'A~~'
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27

THE ANIMAL MEETING of the Stockholders
OF The New York Edison Company for The
erection OF trustees for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting will
be held at the ofiice OF the Company. Irving
Place and Fifteenth Street. New York city
Tuesday, February 10. 1920. at u o'clock
noon.
LEWIS p GAWTRY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27

N1R. STEPHEN RICH
President of the Corporation, has
summarized for us the following
statement regarding this issue:
L HESE bonds arc secured by
the pledge of five hundred thou
sand shares of Utah Copper Com
pany stock having a present mar
ket value of $37,5oo,ooo. AT the
lowest price quoted on the New
York Stock Exchange during the
last five years, the value of the
pledged stock was $22, 5oo, 900,
and at the highest quotation it was
$65,ooo,ooo.
L HIS issue will repay $12,-
ooo,ooo notes due March rst and
will then constitute the only obi
cation of Kennecott Copper Cor
poration. The interest charge is
100000 per annum, while the
revenue reported by the company
in the least profitable of the last
five years was $6,2o3 900, or about
six times the present interest re-
quircments. This was in the wear
1919, when the demand for COP
per was at the lowest cbb in many
years. In the most profitable Of
the last five years the company's
revenue was about $4,000, 900,
or over twenty-five times its pres
cnt interest requirements.
l HE Kennecott Copper Cor
poration owns in fee mining prop
critics in Alaska which since
April, 1913, have produced 76o,-
100000 pounds Of copper and
3,745,ooo ounces of silver. The
We are offering this issue for
tcrcst to yield 7H%. The Corpor
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Florida Fast Coast Raiiwa, COMPANY

New AUIA- IdllAII I9T-I :. = a.
The Board of Directors of The Oh
East Coast Railway Company has aeo.s..s
out Of earnings for the fiscal year en-
December 3lst. 1879. interest 81 the ,sss
Of 5ee per Annusi. payable April ISL, -
on the S25 000. 900 Gene.tl AoE'gsBe I'D
July ist. 1903
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
MEETING NOTICE

Annual meeting Of the American lns
tute, Thursday February 5th 1920. at
West asth ST.. 80 y. IL.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
$15,0O0,O00
Dated February /, 1929

Alaskan mines of the Kcnnccott
Copper Corporation are believed
to be the lowcst-cost producers Of
copper in the world.
l HE Utah Copper Company
(of whose outstanding stock Ken.
necott Copper Corporation owns
about 38%o, of which five hundred
thousand shares are pledged as Sc
curlty for this bond issue) is the
largest producer of porphyrv COP
per in the world. Its proven r.
serves on January I, 1910, amount
ed to 374,ooo,ooo tons of ore
which is sufficient to provide for
thirty years at the companv's
present maximum rate of produc-
ton. Since 1910 Utah has dis
trlbutcd not less than s. per share
per annum on its stock. Its pres
ent dividend rate is s6 per share
producing on the pledged stock an
income OF 100000 per annum
as compared with the interest
requirements Of $I,osoyooo on this
issue. '''
IN addition to its Alaskan prom
critics and its ownership in the
Utah Company, the Kcnnecott
copper Corporation owns oo% of
the Bradcn property in South
America, which is believed TO be
the third largest known BODY Of
proven copper ore in the world.
L HE outlook for copper is
promising, and at the present t;ror
the demand lat price only one
half cent per pound higher than
that realized in 1927 is in excess
OF the current rate of production.
'scription at ooN and accrued in-
On reserves the right to redeem the
each year or portion of a wear Of
the first year, 100 during the sec
led interest.
issue, reference Is mrde
the fstue MARI fuj}r
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Boston Curb
Detroit
Open. HIGH. Low Last

500 Charcoal | pl ~. -, Ia -.
leo Columbia sag. l>a. 1Ss. 1ss. lSa.
1p0 po Ton' Motor i5fs ls7s lS7s -
20 I,et Edison. .11lt4 l1ll. 1lll. lll.s
- 90 Federal rec, Truck cas- 6sSA 6sa. 6ess
20 Ford OF Canada490 42O 4gn A~o
g dog Noole @ & G pf. % l a5 ls5 J e5
2Vo rack Mot Car. 26 - 36l. 26 es
0p Eco Motor Car 26N @Gss 9sAs egss
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
THE PULLMAN COMPANY

HINTIlFNIF 70 II - n.f
A quarterly dipiacnt of 1870 collars - e.
shar. VIII he paiI Febrlary Ism 80.
so stockholders Of record a- ciesr OF w.
u- ss S.nuafy slzt. 1870
j. L. KANE. secrstaS'
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27

s9U0U Carson Hlll 7s.1l4 115 1l4 1l5
@ooo Miss r Pow 5s 761a 1919 75ls 75l,
1000 r Tel IS. s4ia Sea Sti S4s
looo Swift & Co 5s. 92i. g2l 90. 90
1000 Ventura Is ...15n l50 100 15n
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Pittsburgh

AMY G Mach l9s 19s ieS 19s
~ CO pr....... ~ % rs ~
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Philad delphia

tV Amerlcan Gas. o2 52 Sc -
19s Am stores. 40 40i. Sg7s 40
loo o.. Cam Car. bria Iron. 3sis 89ls sgis ssi.
le4 Elec Stor Bat.l30 l30l9 l3o "a
loo Ct Port Gem
100 CT Port Gem pf /, ~ ~ ~
100 lns Co of n \ 34s. 34l. =.
26o Lake Sup Corp 20,i 3Ol. cav "n,s
30 Lanston Mono. $40 So Sa s
100 Phil & West
100 Phil Co pc pf SO "a
44i Ph Rap Tr 95l 80. Y4s
$50 Phila Electric 25ls 25l - 90
40 Union Trac M 3s sf ~ 81
2rS ..,i lNn.o w
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27

IVVU Comw Ed 1st5s sS ss 20 90
IVY swift 1st 5s.... 92A 924 s2M 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27

we are offering this issue for subscription at ooN and
erest yield 7o The Corporation right to redeem
Donos al premium OF for each year or portion Of vc
uneXpcd hfc that 49, at during the first 100 duroo M
ono wear etc., IN each case with accrued interest .
Fv fuN details regarding refey,nr-
the circular l<1riblxe the u,ue MARI f,jr
Jy
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Miscellaneous Markets

Security. rate, maturity. Bid AK 11ein
Coup AIS. May. l95i... 50 sz'' 70" ,o
Reg 3t5s. 195O-'54. inc 40 s'so
do 3i,s. y l940-'5o. inc.4,o " 4''o
Reg Coup (serial) 44s
trp
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27


rs swift & Co. .12Gis l27H 1875 III
IS9 ~ DO Internal. 81 a 54sl SAX 5A1a
20 Torrington e.. II II It II
80 United Drug .142 l44 143 l44
3. do lst pf 81 Sc 52 81
80 United Fruit 1876 1g6 1875 las
203 United Shoe =. II 49,. II 47s
~ Go pf ...... 26 % 26 %
20 Ventura ..,.. l6t. 154 15is Iva
5s4 Wath Watch. 44ls 44is "A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17
American League Is Behind National In
 Pitching Averages

It is too bad that the American League pitching averages are not as complete as the Nationals. One of the most important details missing from the American League records Is the number of games won and lost by the pitchers. Walter Johnson is the leader, but the fans do not know how many victories he turned in dur ing the season nor how many times he was defeated Cicotte and VII Hams were the nainStays of the White Sox staff, but the number of ed for is not known. Jesse Barnes was the only pitcher in the National League to turn in 25 winning efforts last season Who in the American League equaI1ed his feat?
 By eliminating the games won and lost columns the American League pitchers, whose contracts carried clauses which provided for a bonus in the event that they won a certain number of games, are left in the dark unless they were wise enough to rec ord their victories and defeats in a notebook as the season went along.
 Besides rating the pitcher according to the number of earned runs scored against him, the National League averages show how he stands accord ing to the number of games won and lost The records also include the number of complete games pitched and the number of contests finished by each hurler- All of this interesting dope is missing from the American League figures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17
ENGLAND GIVEN EVEN BREAK IN
 TENNIS MATCH

Sydney, Australia, Jan. 1s-Honors were even in the first days play of the tennis tournament for the Davis Cup when England's players chal- lenged the Australian racquet wield- CTS Gerald, Patterson of Australia. made a wonderful showing against A. H. Lowe of England, beating the Britisher 6-4, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. In the other singles match Lieut. Col Kingscote won from Anderson of Australia by 7-5, 6-2, 6-4-
 Play will continue today and Mon- day with two singles and one doubles match still to be decided. The con- nitions of the Davis Cup matches call for four singles and one doubles match, with the winner to capture three of the five contests
 Australasia won the International trophy from the United States at Forest Hills, N. r., during the matches of 1914. England won the right to challenge the present hold CTS by winning the preliminary round from France, Belgium and South Africa during the summer of 1919.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17
Y. M. O. A NOTES.

Hon. Walter M. Chandler, New York Congressman, just returned from a study of social, political and eco homie Russia, is to talk at the Y. M c. A, Sunday afternoon, at 3:30, on the subject "Bolshevism--Its Cause and Cure.''
 The Red Peril which has so long been a threatening menace to Europe, draws nearer to a head each day. The papers are filled with accounts of It's amazing development. To hear a man fresh from the most stirring scenes of Bolshevtsm will be a revela- tion to all. Soloists: Herbert Stroud and Everett Jersey are to sing.
 MT. Chandler is a prominent New York lawyer who has had a remark ably strong and varied experience and has attained nationwide popularity as a speaker to the people upon sub jects of living interest to them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17
SHAPIRO TO BE IGNORED AT
 YALE CLUB

Charles 1T. Shapiro of this city is to be rendered a banquet at the Yale club thds evening by the members of the General Committee of the Bnai Brith. District Grand Lodge, No. 1, I. O. B. B., comprised of prominent pro feszionA and business men from the New England States, State of New York and the Dominion of Canada.
 MT. Shapiro is president of the Dis trict Grand Lodge, No. 1, I. O. B. B., to which he was elected at the con. vention held in this city last February and has made a notable record in in- crease in membership and activities
 Among the members of the General Committee who are planning this Gban- quet in honor of MT. Shapiro are Col onel Harry Cutler, president of the Jewish Welfare Board, Judge A. K. Cohen of Boston, Rev. Dr. Joseph Sil-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17
ICE BOATS ARE
 WRECKED BY
 GALE IN JERSEY

New York, Jan. 17----In hard northwest wind that at times blew a gale. and in snow squalls that almost blinded the shippers as they drove eheSr white winged diers'' over the North Shrewsbury club course, yes terwsay, six third-cfass ice yachts were sent away in 6 15-mdle race for the w. Harold Powers cup.
 Only two of the yachts finished, Grant and Morford's Tyro being the winner and the only craft that came through without an accident Oscar Brand waIs the tiHernan and Harry Boskey was sheet tender Of the Tyro.
 George w. Bray's Daisy, handled by Del and Fred Fisher. finished second, <7fmpdng' home with broken peak block Thomas Irving Browns Say When, which has one leg on the Pow CTS ca7p and is mentioned as one of the likely defenders in the championship races, parted her heata-stay in the first round, and falling struck Skipper Mart Haviland, but did not hurt him, while the mast came near landing on both Mart and Oliver Havfland
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17
MRS. EDDY WILL SPEAK

Mrs. Katherine Willard Eddy, one of the most noted Y. W. c. A. work CTS at present in charge of work in the Orient and who has travelled around the world in different capaci- ties will be the speaker at the lunch con of the Chamber of Commerce next Wednesday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17
TERRIBLE CASE
 0F E('zEMA
Prominent $ Tsaeeriizaaayos Dover Suffered ICesxzTee sor
 Twelve Ysars
HRaHT- s:ss essia .ssseszzsAaS&lfva@ FnnEy Ezzzssze RsEsf

DCEer, N. H.
 stTn dsGs, ] begzrn tzs be troubled vaEh Esze=aa. It sssarsssd ca nay face and gradz.agsy spnssd. The seoo1d sxznniez, ! w@s so badly afflicted l had to lag of work I Eoeld keep my hands 4ses1 Eaa a+ nigdas to prevent digging is5a nay GssSa while asaeap- Ispezzk Enzsaaszs6saf doIaag ia seeking xsfaeG. I IEgsrza5 sO for sgvazaa Ukszatias without ffzsutsas and then tho Eezezaa would break ouE again and l would be in for siege Of suffering. My hands, espsnIai7y ya&rosz the huckes, wnuld be 50 puGed and swollen I could not do any ofzskeaxiea1 work or operz41eaa.
 t vHs about three nou2hs ago I chsnced to read an sd, of Fruit a-tives' about pssEsoa Eeeirg cured of Weeping EsZs9a. by uGias this remedy and 'Eaoth5. EzesT.s'. l bought both and in about weak, noticed an improvement. have now used two <boxes of 'FruiE-a~tives' and one of 'Sootha Salva' and aun entirely free of Ecaszaa- My flesh is clear and smooth and I am that gratifed with inc result that l cannot proclaim too loudly ths uegits of these remedies".
 E. N. OLZENDAM, D. v. M. Both remedies are sold at 5Oc. & box, 6 for $2.5o. At all dealers or sent postpaid by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.