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NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Smyrna, April l2.-Aftcr having been
closed since the big storm Of last August
broke the dam, the Smyrna Roller
Mills, now owned and operated by
J. Frank Webb, are again in operation.
Miss May Thompson, of this town.
won the silver medal contest in reading
given by the Woman's Christian Tenn
pernnce Union. The contest was held in
Asbury NJ. l.. Church, Smyrna.
Laura Lee Circle of Kings Daughters
has elected the following officers; Prosi-
dent, Mrs. James 7. Hotfecker; first vice
president, Mrs. james II Roberts; second
vice-president, Mrs. T.. NJ. Fowler;
recording secretary, Mrs. James H.
Wright; corresponding secretary, Mrs
w. Gray Deakyne; treasurer, Mrs. John
p. Hudson.
The ladies of the Asbury Mise Society
rendered a reception Thursday evening 10
Rev. Ransom 7. Nichols and his family.
upon his return as pastor of the church
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Of directors n the New Century Chi
consisting of five members will b~ held ~
the pxrlors of the club. There will t< the
selection u the delegates 10 the state con-
vsntion which viii be held at Dover on
the Zlst and 22d Of May The annual
dnes Of the club are payable ~ this meet
ing and remittance should b. rna<le D.
Mrs. John =. u. Clayton, the tressurer.
The results ~ tho standardized spelling
test that wes held in all II the rooms a the
New Castle public schools viii ~. annUlne
ed by Prof. Henry ~ snaveiy during this
week
Although the wind was chilly on Satuf-
day, the exhibition games a baseball be
tween the New Castle and the Lorraine
AZ Battery Park was well attended. The
former team lost by the score Of 3 u on
The vstteries were New Castle. J. Gaila-
CHER, Taylor, pitchers; j. McDaniei
Madden, catcher; Lorrsinc, Long, pitch
er, Fischback, catcher. The opening xanD,
Of the Dcl-Mar League viii be- plnyed
next Saturday At Battery PARK with
Edge Moor.
The West End A. G. Juniors on es,ur.
day defeated the Fifth Street a. &. blythe
score Of 4 70 3. William Cot. manage
Of the West End of eO1 Gray street Il A.
sirous ~ receiving challenges frcm anv
team whose ages are ~ 70 IL years. IN o.
out Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Cole and daurbtsr
Lorraine have gone % Canada fof =
month. On their return they vii visit
relatives in Massachusetts and Connect
cut.
II you are thinking about fruit and
ornamental trees. shrubbery. etc cal
W. 4. Cranston, phone is R-i1--Adv.
For Sale-Two-3-story brick housAs. On
Delaware street between the sfrapd AM
Second. Apply Andrew ". Gailazher.
liz Delaware street.-Ady.
Wanted Girls and boys for clean liuis
machine work. Apply Wilmington FiIro
Specially Co. New Castle. Dei-Adv
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du Pont High School, .ast Friday evening,
in which 1 contcstanfs took part, repre-
scnting New Castle, du Pont, Newark and
Middlctown High schools, Earle Il.
Wcggenmann was given honorable men
ton. The student was warmly congratu-
lated.
Andrew NJ Gallagher, fora number Of
years proprietor and keeper oi the Star
Hotel on Delaware street. between the
Strand and Second, will dispose Of all of
his property and, uith his wife and family,
will move To Canton, Ohio, where hrs
daughter, Mrs. Charles Weaver formerly
Of this city, is located. Mr.. Weaver is
conducting o pattern shop there.
The monthly meeting OF the Citizens
Building n Loan Association will be held
this evening, in the bank Of the New Castle
Trust Co, when the opening Of the 9th
series will begin. A number Of share hold
ere are contemplating taking out addition
nj shares. Several citizens viii ask for the
loan Of money in order TO purchase proper
ties. The annual statements VIII be given
TO all share holders. The 18th eefies will
expire in July Of this year.
Harry Montgomery, Jr., who has been
in The employ of the Wilmington Sou hern
Traction Co, has resigned and accepted
the Deemer Steel Casting 90.
Postmaster John =. Murphy expects
in several days 20 receive the report from
Washington, notifying him Of the lowest
bidder for carrying the United states
mails, including parcel post packages,
between the postofFice and the Pennsyl-
t,nia railroad station. Several persons
from this city submitted sealed bids
James MeGrath, who has reached the
age limit Of an employe Of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Co, which is 20 years,
has been placed on the retired list. He
has been the watchman at the crossing
AZ Eighth and South streets for about
40 years His successor il John Record, a
resident Of this city
The residents Of this city are glad TO
know that George Kerns and Thomas
Coverford, formerly Of this city who have
been IN the employ Of the Aetna Explo-
sive Co, Tazville, III, are unininred. Last
Wednesday an explosion wrecked part
Of this plant. but as both Of these young
men are in the office department, they
escaped injuries A letter has been re-
ceived By Mr.. Kern that four persons
were killed and over a 100 we're injured
No applications were received At the
postoffIce on Saturday for the position
Of the clerk, village delivery service, and
therefore no examinations were held.
as contemplated. The present carrier,
Successor is appointed.
Tomorrow evening at 3 O'Clock the an
nual meeting and the election Of the board
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DELAWARE CITY.
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Delaware City. April l2.-Nr. and
Mrs. Harry Layfield and daughter OF
Carney's Point, y j.. spent the weekend
mere with his parents. Rev. and Mrs
L. W. Layheld.
Mrs. George 4 Clark and Miss Ger
trude Sadier spent Saturday in .Philadel-
phia.
Miss Edna Creed OF PhiIadelphia spent
the weekend here with her aunt, Mrs.
William Hines.
Allan Beck has taken position with the
survey party under the PhiIadelphia.
L. = Engineer office
William kene OF Baltimore is spending
q few days here with his family.
Mrs John spicer, who was operated
ON at Delaware Hospital Wilmington.
last week. Is reported improving slowly.
Mrs. Marion Brown and daughter. and
Miss Clark of Wilmington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Clark.
Captain and Mrs. Eugene Householder
OF West Point are spending few days here
having been called by the serious illness
OF ms father. Frank Householder.
The tea gwen Saturday afternoon by
Miss Florence c. Hall 20 the members of
Nomen's Missionary Society and Home
Department OF the Presbyterian Church
was 3 most enjoyable affair. An eneourag-
ing report was read, which showed that
much good work has been accomplished
~ Miss Hall and her helpers.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, April 12.-Daniel short. Cecil
X Benson and ] Harold Edie have been
elected Councllmen for North Laurel
without opposition.
Owing TO the absence OF the pastor. W.
l.. Hoffman, who Is attending the an
nual conference IN Washington. there was
no preaching service or Christian En-
desvor meeting IN Christ Methodist
Protestant Church, Sunday
Strikes and tie-ups in the various cities
have demoralized the sweet potato ship
ping business here, city brokers refusing
TO give orders until the situation clears up.
Strawberries will be on in another month
md rom present indications there will be
y tremendous weld. acreage considered.
\ band of % Negroes left here last
week, for Cape Charles, Va, to work on
the docks OF the y. Y. p. Il y. Railroad.
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School Association will hold its monthly
business meeting IN the schooho,se,
Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Club will plant tribute
trees, Friday afternoon, on the school
grounds, in connection with Arbor Day
exercises by the school children.
Newport Equal Suffrage Club will
hold a rummagc sale in Wilmington,
Saturday, April IL.
MIR. and Mrs. John 4. Cranstcn enter
aained at their home. Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Phillips and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Cranston and family, Mr..
and Mrs. James Cranston and family, all
Of Wilmington; also. they had as their
guest the past week Miss Susan Kelly of
Bradford, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gregg and Miss
Irene Gregg were. weekend guests of
Rev. and Mrs. j. IL. Whedbee of Cordova,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Maclary have as
guests on Sunday Mrs. Laura Jones, Mrs.
Mary kcolig and Miss Beatrice Martin,
all OF Wilmington, and Mrs. Arthur
Bicrsbach of Cleveland, Ohio.
At Newport NJ. T.. Church, yesterday,
there was preaching Mt the morning
service by Rev. Robert Watt, district
superintendent. At the evening service
Rev. J. II. Beauchamp OF Wilmington
spoke on ''Tithing in the Church IL was
announced that Rev. L. n. Moore,
formerly of New Castle. had been APP
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Rev. IL. I. Quigg.
4 special meeting of the Ladies AID
Society has been called for Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Craig.
William Crawford and Miss Blanche
Crawford were weekend guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. James Newman, ut Chester
town Md
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VICTIM OF DEADLY GROUP.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, April 12-Thc funeral Of
Dorothy Galloway, aged six years daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G.. Cleveland Gala
way. who died at the home of her parents
on Fourth street. Thursday evening
was held Saturday afternoon at the home,
Rev. William l.. Hoffman. pastor of
Christ NJ P' Church officiating Inter
ment was made in Laurel Hill Cemetery
The child was taken with an attack
Of Group Tuesday evening and after
an aganozing struggle against strang-
uation finally succumbed. The attend
ing physician said the cause of death
was bronchial pneumonia. The little
girl Was in the first grade al the local
school and was said 10 be remarkably
bright and energetic
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Survey Made for the Proposed
New Highway Through the
Commons Farms.
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New Castle. April t2.-The members
OF the Trustees of the Commons were con-
veycd. via automobiles, on Saturday
afternoon To the Common Farms, and
went over the proposed new rond with
Resident Engineer 9. ID. Buck. For a
space of about five acres there viii be
taken 10 feet of roadway on each side Of
the farms, which will make the new State
highway ~ feet in width in place Of so
feet ut the Hares Corner Hotel. The
buildings will not be disturbed nt the
present time in order to make the re-
qured width, but slight curve will be
installed. The contract this year for the
road improvements does not cover the
changes 60 the Hafe's Corner property
The committee in charge of the raising
Of the necessary funds for notorizlng
the Good VIII chemical engine, which
will be used for rural service consisting
of Theodore W. Cavender, Andrew Ionoir,
Charles Dougheriy. John j. Walls and
James V. Campbell, report having re-
ceived 20 date the sum Of 1901. The re-
quired amount 70 purchase the chasses will
be 500 4 number of persons 70 whom
circular letters have been sent have not
responded. II is hoped that contributions
will he given 10 the committee rs soon ~
possible, in order that the purchase may
be carried through The following persons
have made donations. William !. Hiles,
$3.50 krebs Pigment ~ Chemical Co,
Newport. 500: Mrs. Willard salisbury,
800: Stoeckle Brewing Co, 800. VIII
mington Fibre Speciality Co, 500: Penn
Sehbonrd Steel Corporation. Baldt Plant,
500 Miss Margaret Janyier, s25; George
Burris. S25; Joseph II s. Gam, st. Georges
s25; Miss Anne Spottswood, s25; Mrs.
Elizabeth Nisbet. s25 George Peirce. s25;
Miss Charlotte Bryson, S25; Charles
Blackburn. $40; Mrs. John J. Black, $40;
Samuel Il. Moore, Bear Station. $40;
4. +. Harris, 81. Mrs. Elizabeth Gam,
81. Georges. SIS. Miss Elizabeth Holcomb,
S.; Alexander BiEgs, 50, Mrs. Sara Simon,
So: Henry Lang, s5; Mrs. H. q.
Cavenaugh, So; Miss Elizabeth Moore,
So.
Richard McCasson, employed by the
Deefner Steel Casting Co. in the moulding
department, had the great toe Of his left
foot badly mashed on Friday, caused by
large piece of pig iron slipping of mould.
The injured man was taken 70 the office
Of Or. Dodd. who gave attention.
The official board Of Nazareth NJ. y.
Church will meetit tomorrow evening IN the
church parlors at o'clock. This is the
first meeting for the new year. The nine
trustees who were elected last Wednesday
evening will organize by the election of
offices.
The Ladies Aid Society II Nazareth
NJ. T.. Church will meet this evening at
s o'clock. at the parsonage.
Charles s. Fleming who has been con-
nected wit the clerical force Of the Deem
or Steel Casting Co, has rendered bis
20 accept a position IN the
stores department Of the Baldt Plant of
the Penn seaboard Steel Corporation,
under Horace T. Dcakyne. general store
keeper Mr. Fleming was formerly connect
cd with this firm
In the oratorical contest held in the
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EASTER CONCERT.
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Smyrna, April 12-Thc chorus choir
OF Epworth NJ. Il. Church, of Wilmington,
composed of 80 voices, under the leader
ship of Professor George u. King gave
an Easter concert in Asbnry NJ u. Church.
Smyrna, Saturday evening. The enter
tainment was free to the public. having
been arranged as community altar
The singers made the trip TO Smyrna and
return In automobiles which were loaned
by friends Of the choir
The Easter oratorio, "1he Resurrcc-
ton by Will NJ. 5. Brown, was sung and
there were also other special numbers,
including the latest anthem by Charles
I. Edwards, the Wilmington composer
MIR. Edwards also came TO smyrna and
directed his own composition. The male
quartet of Asbury church rendered several
selections and there was singing by the
entire audience,
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, April l2.-
Mrs. Virginia Gordon is on visit of
several weeks at Pocomoke City, Md.
DR.. lesClayborne Of Baltimore, was
n weekend guest of Colonel and Mrs.
T.. G. Ross
MIR and Mrs. l.. b. Cannon arc visiting
In Norfolk. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bunting, Of Elkton
Md, are with friends here for the week.
Mrs. j. Frank James, of Toledo, Ohio,
is here with her mother, Mrs. Laura
Ohior.
Mrs. Ida Van Note and daughter,
Miss Ruby, of Wilmington are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Nj. Lawrence.
Miss Marion Robinson is on an extended
visit with her cousin. Mrs. A. III. Seth,
Forest Park, Baltimore.
Fred ID. James. of Lake Placid, n. Y.
is here on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph T. James, West Seaford.
MIR and Mrs. W. r. Moore and daugh-
ters, of Camden, \. J., are here visiting
Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Marvel.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. April 12,-Mrs. NJ. o Roberts
of Flushing, \. Y, is a guest of MFR
and Mrs George Carter.
Miss Elizabeth Gibncy and Miss Jean
cite Hardie of Wilmington and Miss Flora
Ash of Elkton were guests, Saturday and
Sunday, of Miss Mildred Carter.
Members of the New Century Club
entertained their sons and daughters
and a number of invited guests at the
club house, Saturday afternoon, under the
direction of Miss Rohr of the Women s
College.
Three members of Town Council will
be elected tomorrow TO serve two years.
There will be no contests as the following
are the only candidates who have filed
their names: Western district, O. w Wild
does middle district, George W Rhodes.
and eastern district, r. J. Morrison.
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"TIz" FOR ACHING.
SORE, TIRED FEET
Use Tiz" for Tender, Puffed-
Up, Burning, Calloused
Feet and Corns.

People who are forced to stand on
their feet all day know what sore. tender
sweaty burning feet mean They use
"Tiz," and ''Tiz' cures their feet right
up. Ii keeps feet in perfect condition
'''Tiz' is the only remedy in the world
that draws out all the poisonous exuda-
tions which puff up the feet and cause
tender. sore tired, aching feet 1t in
stantly stops the pain in corns, callouses
and bunions. Its simply glorious. All
how comfortable your feet feel after
using 'Tiz.' You'll never limp or draw
up your face III pain. y our shoes won t
tighten and hurt your feet.
Get "A box of "Tiz" now from anv
druggist. Just think whole years
foot comfort for only few cents.
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MACCABEES HAVE SMOKER.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, April l2-The local hive Of
Maccshecs of the World gave a smoker
Friday night, in honor of W. G. Hayes Of
Baltimore. district supreme deputy COM
mander, who is spending a week here in
the interest Of the order. Many friends
Of the members were present.
Commander g. W Kenny delivered an
address Of welcome The invocation was
by W %. Hayes. after which members and
friends stood and sang America" Com
mandcr Hayes gave an interesting talk
On "Fraternal Protection William II
Chapman told Of the big features OF the
orders work. after which ice cream and
cake were served. and cigars passed
4 large class is being prepared for
initiation into the order, Monday night.
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.
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Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, April l2.-While crank
ing an automobile which tad become short
clrcuIted, Alfred Dukes of Baltimore
district received kick on the wrist
which broke the bone
Methodist Protestants of Dagsboro will
bold festival IN the town ball next
Saturday night. to raisc money for I'M
provements 70 the church property.
Ernest Simpson of Cedar Creek dis
trict nearly severed his foot while out IN a
wood near Houston. cutting poles with
winch 20 make potato bed.
Falling out OF a corn crib at his farm IN
Cedar Creek district, John Argo sustained
4 broken hip.
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Boy. James Gilbert, Harrington, "Laska
Edith farrell, Frederick, "1hc Prisoner 3
Statement; Jcannetta Kcsselring, Cesar
Rodney, Wyoming "Thc Traitors Death
bed; Leila Pool, Ceasar Rodney, The
Famine Scene from Hiawatha"; Pauline
Pryor, Smyrna, Kentucky Belle;
Elizabeth Stewart, Dover "1'he Last Days
Of Pompeii" Elizabeth Turner, Harring-
ton, "1'he Soul OF the Violin: Dorothy
Wood, Dover, Bobby Shaftoe."
Those who will be eligible for the State
contest are: Eliza Cook, Smyrna, two
war-saving stamps; James Gilbert, Har-
rington, one stamp; Dorothy Wood
Dover, thrift stamps to the amount Of
81 50
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TWO WEDDINGS.
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Smyrna. April l2.--Miss Anna j. Ford,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford,
of this town, and William H. Draper, Of
Elkton. Md. were married in Baltimore,
Wednesday morning, by Rev. W. II.
Morgan. pastor Of First NJ Il. Church,
Of that city After short wedding trip.
they will reside in Wilmington, where
the gro, IN Is connected with the American
Stores ompany.
Miss Margaret Scarborough. daughter
of MIR and Mrs. James w. Scarborough
and George II. lnsolo, were married
Thursday evening at the home OF the
brides parents on Mt Vernon street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Milton McCann, formerly pastor of
SMYRNA Circuit.
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Rev. George w. Bowman and Miss
marguerite Stevenson Of this town also
made short addresses
a committee consisting of the following
prominent women is backing the looul
campaign. Mrs. Minnie s. Watson. Mrs.
*. l.. Bennett, Mrs. William r. Jones,
Mrs. Thomas l.. Mason, Mrs. j. w.
fooks, Sr., Mrs. George w. Bowman,
Mrs. Emily Adams, Mrs. John NJ.
Collins, Mrs. O. Y. Woottcn, Miss l..
Byrd Wright, Miss Phyllis Mason, Miss
Jennie Marvil, Miss Mary Mason and
Miss Nell Marvil, Miss Marguerite
Stevenson.
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WINNERS AT EXCLAMATION.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. April 12-At the Kent county
defamation contest held in the Peoples
Christian Church, Friday night last.
the following high school pupils of Kent
county contested for entrance into the
State contest to be held here next Friday
night:
Sara Burton. Frederica, a Violin
Phantasy'; Eliza Cook, Smyrna, Polish
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DOVER PASTOR RESIGNS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, April l2.-Rcv. Floris Fcrwerda,
who for the past three or four years has
been pastor of the Dover Presbyterian
Church, announced at the morning SER
vices, yesterday, his intention of rcsigning
the pastoratc of the Dover church.
a congregational meeting of the church
will be held Wednesday evening next,
when the res ignation will be formally
presented and action taken thereon.
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FUNERAL OF JOSEPH $. WINDSOR

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, April - Funeral services over
Joseph Smith Windsor who died Wednes-
day evening. were held Saturday in
Christ Methodist Protestant Church. the
pastor, William l.. Hoffman, officiating /;
interment in Laurel Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Windsor was born November Is.
1886, on a farm about a mile east of
Laurel. He and three brothers served in
the Union armies during the Civil War
He was Democrat, although with in
dependent tendencies.
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SUFFRAGE MEETING AT LAUREL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. April ly-Neahy thousand
persons assembled at Market street and
Delaware avenue, Saturday evening to
hear addresses in behalf Of Woman 5
Suffrage Miss Elsie Hill of NonvaIk,
Conn. Miss Anita Pollittzer, Of Charles
town, 5. c.. and Miss Betty Gram of
Oregon. of the National Woman party
headquarters. were the principal speakers.
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FRATERNITY DANCE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark April 12-'The Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity of Delaware College
gave an informal dance in Old College,
Saturday night. which was attended
BY about scventy-fvc couples. The room
was tastefully decorated with the frat
colors. purple and red Music was by
Madden and Whites orchestra
The patronesses were Mrs Harold
r. Tiffany, Miss Drake, Mrs. Frederick
Ritz. Mrs. George H. Dutton. Mrs.
George L. Townsend Jr. Mrs. George
Carter and Mrs. John Piling.
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UNITY LODGE BAZAAR.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Stanton, April l2.-Unity Lodge. No.
Il, |. Q. Q. f.. will hold a bazaar in Odd
Fellows Hall, Stanton, on Thursday, Fri
dav and Saturday evenings of this week
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Special Correspondence " Every Evening
Newport, April l2.-The Home and
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DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
Trough your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split, Just rub little
Musterole on your temples and neck.
1t draws out the inflammation, soothes
awaythe pain, usually giving gquickrelief-
Musteroie is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
q mustard plaster and does not blister
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat.
bronchitis, Group. stiff neck, asthma
neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
tism, lumbago. pains and aches Of the
back O, joints, sprains. sore muscles.
bruises, chiIblains, frosted feet-colds
Of the chest lit often prevents pneu-
monia). It is always dependable.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50