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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

As WE ARE GOING AWAY We
will not handle furs this season. j II
Mathews, SkoWhcgan. l2w3a'
WANTED-A GIRL WITH EXPEPI-
ENCE as soda fountain clerk iiulafes
Bros. 2w37
ONE WIND MILL FOR SALE ALSO
one water tank for small silo; one
water pump, " in force; one water
pump. ? in force: one set of
double harnesses; one four-houfse
wagon; one two-horse wagon: one set
of one-horse sleds; one two-seat I'd
wagon: one fory foot nineteen in h
belt North Arson Fuel Il Supply co.
p {. Wing. 1W37
ONE FIFTEEN HORSE BOILER FOR
sale Also one fifteen horse upright
engine: one lath machine and second
hand canning machinery enough for
small factory. Brookheld Mfg. Co.
T. {. Wing. 1w3'
WANT TO BUY A HAND POWER
Gage or seed cutter e. T. Good
rich. 30 Madison Ave. Skowhegan. tf37
noI sEKEEPER wNNTED-INaUHE
Of T. ". Harmon, IIartland r. f. .
2w3i'
WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
hanseWorG Mrs. NJ L. Merrill. O.
burn ANe. SkoWheLJu. 3w3'
SET or WEED TIRE CHAINS Ft II
aGNf inch tires for sale. Thu q
llse meyer bccu used, and are in A.
s1htalE perfect condition. The pr e
E. = HsV ser N.a.d ht SS.o0i viii u
far - oo. r.. r. Patton. 80
GooD DRIVING HORSE ron Sal 4
Asa spme nice pigs. | want 10 buy "A
Ford car. for C'~h or will trad" IN
2W5f'
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ENcLnsE SI.e5 ND We VIII DIE

Volvere a. and az cal al "a notatofs bar
rels, also all kinds of wood Fred W
Mckay. Restaurant, Water 81 Skow-
i hogan. -"''
POSITION As HOJ sEkEEPER WANT
: ED b. young woman on d farm or III
+ village For one living atone pr
E ferred Object. good nome. -AauItSS
BOX %, Arson. -"oor
$1,000, uo
"oob ihhbb - y. n, - -
fofd car. " imam II. NV .S9e
hesaht i''
WANTED 4 CAPABLE GIRL OR
woman tor general homework III fam
+ jIy Of three grown people Inquire at
IS Water street or at the Merrill x
keeper wishes position in office. Has
A knowledge of typewriting. Able to
come al once. Address James Rich
ard. Jaekmau Station. 3w36'
TIE GREAT GYPSY WITCH fELE-
hrated Fortune Telling cards BY Ma
dame LeNorWaud II 90 per pack sent
~ mai prepaid. Williams Book store,
IT,, - si. ar,oanrn nj Er l9 Brof6@rs
- i,i'' tni9fs
NOOLEN S-CLOTH FOR COATS,
snts ana Sk!rtS direct i af5te the Iac1
"a saa fa.l5,r3I - az IA
camden Me. l7""o
NA.TED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework, must be experienced and
abla to cook plain food. all modern
electrical appliances in house, easy
WORK, eXceIleht accoHlipoaatIonS soou
requIreu ~, ana slNen: go eiis IN IN;
own OF fooV near ciey VI o9Voo. a. an
piaee sWp oChei siIa9 III redine , an an
llies II three sirlS "isil " roiIie' , lnae
gun was Win Us Seal9 . Seh' iloiiio
TO Ireiana IN July ". u; 20, pI'i 5i e
NJ u East brluse"a'er' Mass '"'o
IAN ANXIOUS TO SELL THE FOL-
LOWING: Four year old colts and
one yearling; these colts were all sired
by the Imported Belgian Stallion
"Kavell" Dams all weighing over
doVo l fn ais9 nave i1ua A Sa nnId
cbean AMY to DR. /. II Stevens AT
..r 511ep ~ S,,oy,bagon - qw9e
HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD cows
and one shoat for sale. James Dun
ham, Larone, Maine Farmers Tel
"a, NofrldSe"ock' 4W5o'
KITCHEN GIRL wA>TED-soMERc
SET Hospital tfS6
r, FOX SALEGboihEh ENGiNE S
BOARD mill piaher' mateher. shlheIe
machine RE Tor descriptions ana
- ,,,a. - ,.n
InE Ne" ~ siEh booND Just
rabilshed Thirteen Big eha piers
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Blue FLAME. = ntRNEn oil
stove for sale t.sed months. price
500 Write box -. North Arson. 1w37
,.,...,. -. ..,, ur,,
hooM not 81 Foh NNLEi ~ ~
/ Electric Hshis and steai" neat ''2oa
( location and good garden spot IN
/ qulre at ~ Water ST 9"'"h'E"h tn
WANTED SECOND HAND CANOE
/ trank MIN, RAINIER none 80
/ Sko" hesdhs il. +. - a. 'iet
.,.,, ,.,., -.
l. = : : 'i1A - ~ " - ,,,,'I.,.-
on "Efl'uI, aff Tor , ~, IL.
frrauIc cheap for cash. carroll e
. NoNcs. Box 331. SkpHA.-tu tf3f
OF II FILES ARE 'ohfhfI EhA ~ :
. UAUSTEp for He ISSUES OF January |.
February .. July au" august - q
sigdii, nv rt..I 5r.. ,o5 IA eops5
/ Far .ii,b ,oa5es of f4r.. dates as Fou
,.,. .tf. T.. z=aa ~ 4. YOUR name
/ does not apDe5r on thu, plp-r be sur
to mark il On TIE wrapper So that W
may know to @a3H o. r'mlt. .'af
/ mes are also I9@ 94 ii' -
tu"ry =, ApfIl > Aiat 'r' '''' =, ,5'.'
aug uSt -, Mn " "',' ' -.
anxious to have NOR of tnrm on file
ana viii gladly pay for copies winch
you may he able 10 send u.s. Ind
pendent-keportef 20. ~
TWO YEARS SYoo-UERE'S
Bargain-two years Of Modern Pris-
ella for 81 0o 4fter %oy. l. 1920.
81 90 for one vear Eleanor Porter's
final novel Money, Low and Kate.
WIN begin in the October hum3er.
'onl miss IT. Mail your oFder touag
TO Fred w. Preble, bingham 4"9i
FoR saIE-o<E uEAVI FOIR-
horse Hussey Pillow No. 1913. new VIII
toHe S''S S,t G9ui9 fo 80 st,,,nn land In
- - II 10 S,Dae Thnne To 245
SmitbfieId " 4w37s
49, Uoo p pai aia -, "a ,asemant civ
wafer fiusb closets shade trees. gar
"a nus5, ,o, 49, 49, eactorv ard
Mt Pleasant Ave. Sko"hesah' u"
FotND NEAh 80 IN I'm If Inonev
ppo DooN 49,, . 49,. hv nrovjnp
'r m,,er an - ',a,,ine, far this ad Ad
dress E. a. Piper, Jackman 2w37
1919 wooEr rom CAR FOR
Sale Has been well cared for and in
800 oanditinn parkman's Second
IIand Stnra Water 81 Skowhegan 4w37
ronn nu.y,<c uousE WANTED
"UD n,,'i,,', thn I'inter ApuIy
i''N'
KNITTING YARN FOH SALE-Di-
e. "a and r. % ner IN Postage paid
On az orders Write for samples. H. y.
ItartI.tt Harmony GW37
''''' 80
,hatns 22,i t.ren@hes. etc. lost be
tween Athens aud kihgShurE or Brlgh-
master brighton and receive reward
q f.. huntington. Guilford. 1W37
,ou,. - poI<T-
hof ;" RI :" " 49,, Lno,,'1adf.e
INNI ONCE. 'jHt W ilii SUM f''''l
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

boy or girl who wishes to learn the
/ business or l can offer a good situation
to either boy or girl who have had
previous drug store experience. or
course in a learner. previous work in
some retail establishment is desirable,
but will not be insisted upon. Buck
MANS Drug Store, Water st. Skowhe-
LOO
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

Wanted Experienced only. ON In
fants' and Dolls Sarques BooteeS. Bon
nets Steady home work. Highest
prices Postage paid. submit sample
stitches familiar with. state whether
crocheting or knitting desired Uni
versal Dolls Outftters, 80 East 2Oth
st New York. 4W35N
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09
TuIuE>Dors sACRIFICE-I HAVE

on hand 500 yards % OF. trousers cloth.
oxford gray 81 in. wide, guaranteed
s5 per cent wool. wonderful cloth
for all mems clothing Mill price 6o
DAYS apo.x2S7 VIII sell all or any
part subject to previous sale at $2lo.
Dealers write Sample on Application.
w. NJ Crawford. Clothing Factory,
Fairfield Ne Tel. Cd. iW3f+
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ny PAY ONE DOLLAR or MORE .

When you can get a Modern Propelling
Magazine Pencil with fine extra leads
for only soc postpaid Just the pen
ell for school work. Fred w. Preble.
SO Main St. Bingham. 4w37
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

| Fay So pcr month and transportation
both ways if stay through the season
! October L. Eagle Mountain House.
/ t,,.ltenn y II 1W37
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WANT TO MY a DISC HARROW.
Must be in good condition and cheap
for cash. Isaiah Crowell, Skowhegan
3W36F
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one EIErEEN HORSE ROLLER For

sale. Also one fifteen horse upright
engine: one lath machine and second
hand canning machinery enough for
small factory. Brookheld Mfg. 60.
l.. {. Wing. 1w3I
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09


Collars. set of names with Jugs,
light driving pole, l set of light
double harness. ! large sized Frank
lin stove, practically new. All above
in good condition Prices right Tracy
Forsythe, Madison, r. F. d. l, phone
1913 tt35
FOR SALE-HORSE. COW, REAPER,
Potato Machinery, Harrows, Plows
Sleds. Harness, root-cutter. ensilage
cutter, stone drag. ice tools, hod, etc
H. g. Whipple Bingham 4w35"
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH IF
taken at once. Sterling grain separa-
tor used three years. Also two good
Jersey cows. Address Roscoe Smith,
Bingham. 4w35
AN ELECTROLIER OF THE STU
/ DENT lamp or desk variety, adjustable
for sale Very handsome. Perfect con-
diton. Would cost Sc or 81. Will
sell for $3.50. Independent Reporter
Co. tf34
GENERAL AUTO TRUCKING AND
furniture moving Quick service. long
sale French Bros. 70 East Front St
Phone 1853. tf34
For SALE TWO TENEMENT
houses in good condition. Also l Oak
| heater and Columbia Grafonola. For
tur1her ienformation inquire at 80
FALL HATS AT FACTORY PRICES
! a good assortment can be found at
Mrs. Ethyl Turcotte, 1874 North Ave,
| Skowhegan. 4W34s
SPARK PLUGs-WHY NOT USE
the best Plugs, when the cost is no
more. The Fyrac plug is the plug to
use for your Motor saves Gas-Saves
| Engine trouble-More pleasure out of
your car. Postpaid s1.OO. Tel
1s7W. Henry V. Vigue Co, SIS Main
| st. Waterville. 4W34
100 ACRE FARM. rs HEAD STOCK,
good buildings, near r. r., corn fac
tory, potato house, ETC., also IS acre low
priced farm all stocked. Will give
good terms or exchange for country
store: vinal q odlin, Weeks Mills,
Ne. Tel 1898. (W3IS
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

L1SHED 1850 offers its service free
for the next 30 days. Write us IL you
want help of any kind Those look
ing for jobs or positions should regis
ter here. Independence Reporter Co
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

LAM ANXIOUS TO SELL THE FOL-
LOWING: Four year old colts and
one yearling; these colts were all sired
by the Imported Belgian Stallion
"Kavell" Dams all weighing over
1900 lbs. 1 also have four Ayrshire
cows for sale. These will all be sold
cheap Apply to DR.. E. II. Stevens at
Bloomfield" Skowhegan. 3w36
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

SAXON RUNABOUT FOR SALE IN
first class running condition. New
tires and newly painted. Write or
inquire of Lyndon Green, Skowhegan.
r. f. d. No or s. 2w36'
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the box Twenty SC packages of
Johnny's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fruit
or 10 of each 75c postpaid. Fred w.
Preble, Bingham. 4W3t
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., nEGlsTEnEn nnIM>slIIMEs

SoWg and Bears To let ont on shares.
start a new herd or improve your old
one at my expense. Geo. H. Iuttte,
NorridRewock. ti3
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4 COTTAGE HOUSE WITH ONE
HALE acre of land on West Front St
for sale. Price $500 Inquire of
F. o. Furber or Henry Croweli. Show
hogan. tf2O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ND TENN
harness always on hand, nun line morse
t-nads Including blankets. whips, robes.
remedies. collars. strappings. brushes,
pads and everything for horse and
stable Get our prices. Send US your
viii return it promptly. Tel. 1s7W
Henry y Xigue Co. 50 Main st. Water
willie. 4w34
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As WE ARE GOING AWAY We
Will not handle furs this eason. j II.
Mathews SkoWhcgan. 12W35'
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ING machine and one six horse power
kerosene engine. Also 2 oliver Sulky
plows. Henry Hoyt, Skowhegan r f .
Farmers Phone lis, Scion. 4w34s
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CLEANING AND PRESSING


nd ee be
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HOME FoR sALE-nEATTIFTL

home. short distance from town on
Main road. Bargain. Must sell at
once For further particulars inquire
of Mrs Gertrude +. Gates, Hanover st.
SkoWhegan. Farmers phone clio.
4W34
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CREAM SEPARATOR, CREAM TANK

one high wagon. harrows. haying ma
chinery. grain drill. grain reaper, sled,
sleigh. apple ladders, sap pans, two
heavy horses and cleaning mill for
sale. r ]. Paddock. r. +. d. No. 3,
Skowhegan. y. L. Phone iO2-11. tf36
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NEW III Mp CART BODY ron SALE
Also a md hand a.. Ire cream freezer
i'm good condition Charles NJ. Jones.
q Bloomfield s. SkoVheEau. 2w39@
DRAFT HORSE FOR SALE, GRAY.
1900 lbs. Have been driving him On
cream route all summer James \.
Lowell. r. F. d &. SkoW hegam 4~3i'
WANTED ny MAN AND WIFE
without children two or three furnish
ed rooms. furnished tenement; or fur
nished house. Address y. Y. 4. care
Of ependent- Reporter. WI.
blue FLAME. > BURNER OIL
stove for sale. tsed e months. price
$40. Write box 81. North Arson lw3f
% ROOM HOUSE ron SALE HATH
Electric lights and steam heat Good
location and good garden spot In
quire at 23p Water st. SHoWhesan. tf51
WANTED SECOND HAND CANOE
Frank Kim. Farmers Phone =.
SkoWheedn. Il. i. u T. tt3f
1. {. :. CoRREsPoN DI:NCE COURSE
on agriculture for sIir. Complete
with bound Volume. Scholarship trans
fcrablc. cheap for cash. carroll g
\oNcs. Box 33f, Sku@Aa-'u III
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TWO FoRD oNE-HALF Ton

trucks and another Ford ton truck for
sale or ready to trade. Peter Debe.
Water St, Skowhegan. n. r. Phone
63-3 tf36
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-24
Notice

This bank will be open Mon
day evening, December 9th,
and Monday evening, January
3rd, 6 to s o'clock, instead Of
Saturdays, Christmas and
New Years days.
The
North American Bank
Established 1886
Member of the Federal Re
serve, United States, Banking
System
You are invited to begin the
New Year by placing your
bank account in this long es-
tablished, experienced and
conservative bank.
SAVINGS AND CHECKING
ACCOUNTS
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-24

Commenting on the agreement
arrived at between the British
and French governments regard
ing the Palestine frontiers, the
Times" expresses disappoint-
ment at the fact that the Eastern
half of Galilee and other portions
have been excluded from it's ter
ritory. The "Times" states that
the mandate which is now al
ready at Geneva speaks of the
historic claims Jews have on Pal
estine and recognize the authori-
ty of the Zionist Organization.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-24
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Announcement was made that
since DR.. Weizmann will arrive
in this Country in the middle of
January, a committee would be
formed, composed of representa-
tives of National Jewish .Organi-
cations as we'll as individuals
prominent in Jewish life, to ar
range a public welcome for him
from the Jews of America. Judge
Mack will appoint another Com
mittee to make full arrangements
for DR.. Weizmann's tour of the
Country.
The Executive in response to a
request from Young Judaea, vot-
ed that organization an amount
not to exceed $1,000 per month
for January and February-two-
thirds of which is to be used in
meeting the running expenses
and the remaining third for the
promotion Of such plans as may
be necessary to make Young Ju-
daea self-sustaining, self-sup-
porting organization. This ap-
preparation was made pursuant to
a resolution passed at the Con-
vention at which the Zionist Or
ganization withdrew it's response
bility for the budget of Young
Judaea. The young Judaean"
is to be given over to Young
Judaea.
The cooperation of prominent
Hebraists is to be sought in put
ting the "Hatoren" on a more
nearly self-sustaining basis.
Action was deferred on the
suggestion of Mr.. Joseph Cowen,
one of the directors of the Jewish
Colonial Trust, who conferred
with the Executive on the ad-
visibility of establishing an agen-
cy of the Jewish Colonial Trust
in New York, because the COM
mittee felt that the time was in
opportune for discussing the
Jewish Colonial Trust.
At the next meeting of the
Executive Committee which is to
take place on Sunday, January
10th, DR.. Weizmann will be
present.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-24
ZIONIST TIVE
PLANS YEARS WORK.

Jacob de. Haas was elected
Secretary for the Palestine De-
partnent, Louis Lipsky, Secre-
tary for Organization, and Reu-
ben Horchow-Assistant Treasur-
er and Secretary to the Ma
tional Executive Committee, at
the first National Executive Com
mittee meeting of the Zionist Or
ganization Of America, held after
the Convention.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-24

Because the Minister of Edu-
cation appointed the well-known
Jewish scholar Professor Asch-
kenaze, to chair in the Kar1s-
ruhe University, Germany, the
students have all gone on strike.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
Clean Up Poison Soaked
Kidneys Advises DR.. Carey
Thousands Die Every Year Because
They Allow Poisonous Deposits TO
Accumulate in Kidneys.

Don't flush your kidneys with harsh
makcshifts says Dr. Carey. they are TOO
frnu and delicatcly constructed TO treat
them rough.
For 40 years / have been prescribing
Marshroot for kidney and bladder SICK
ness and now that ] have retired from
active practice I have made arrangement
with leading druggists to dispense thl'
wonderful prescription at moderate
Beware Of kidney disease-thousan,d. d,
die Of it every ycnr who ought % n'
enjoying the blessings Of life ana heali
III YOU have specks floating before On,
eyes. puns under eyes, clammy rect OF
moist palms, backache or sldeache you
ought to get bottle Of Dr. carey
AiarshroOt right away.
Ia has conquered thousands or cases on
kidney and bladder diseases and Is the
medicine YOU can always depend upon
IMPORTANT DR.. Daniel G.. Carey mas
been a practiclng physician TOT man y
years aud his great prescriptions MArsn-
root" has cured thousands Of sufferers 3
from kidney and bladder troubles; IL 4.
NOT n patent medicine and Is only solu
through drug stores In order TO accom-
modaie his patients. n. Il. Dahiortn
can supply You.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
]. 7. CHANDLER
ATTAINS ideal
Undertaken, Who Has Bur
led $4,000 Persons, Cen
tered in New Quarters
SEES LIFETIME
DREAM REALIZED

10 the new undertaking parlors oc-
cupied by James r. Chandler at t0it
jefferson street. Wilmington now pos
Sesses one OF the finest and most
modern establishments OF the kind
In the entire country. Nicely and
distinction In interior Furnishings
serve 10 make Il a revelation and
charm 10 The eye.
For years-a lifetime in fact--Nir
Chandler has dreamed Of Just such a
place Many long evenings ne has
passed in planning 10. Now his
dream has come true. The establish
ment embodies the latest ideas OF an
undertaking parlors, an ediiice IN
which The atmosphere OF a thorough
~ refined, comfortable home predom-
mates with room In plenty Tor mold
ing services marking the departure OF
a loved relative or friend II occasion
In the 2s years Mr.. Chandler has
been In business he has served as
undertaker for many OF the best
known families in the city and state.
All told ne has supervised the burial
OF more ihan 1900 persons.
Within the past few weeks ne mas
moved his business from his former
establishment az pa West Nnul
street 20 the new quarters. All
thrOuCh ule winter and a good part oi
the spring wOrlInen were busy
renodeling the exterior Of the bie
gray granite mansion, formerly the
residence Of Richard patzowsky
They raised the old wooden front
porch and erected a new stone pofll-
co: they ripped down an old tower
and replaced 10 with a fine bay win.
dow and upper porch OF stone eno
tile. and they added a garage IN tnt
year. built OF stone 20 match me rcsl
Of the house.
Al me same time, carpenters, paint
ers, and wood 1nishers were Dusy
within. They made over some OF th,
rooms. repOlished the hard WoOo
ihe dors. stairways and trimntngs
Big pler mirrors, left by the former
owner. etiu occupy conspicuous posi-
iions and Mr.. Chandler has installed
furnfS,re Of rich colonial pattern an1
finish ,nrouehout.
Through the lower floor runs
wide hall. on one side Mr.. Chandler
has retained a big open parlor. pl'
rectlv opposite are two large rooms
which are used for funeral services
when needed. In the rear is an or
nate dining room, paneled walls anl
ceiling with beautiful skylight anl
chandelier. Upstairs are suites OF
sleeping and bath rooms.
A bit OF Mr.. Chambers persona
history Is required TO aVe. propcl
penepeotive 10 his dream idea now
reality. He was born In Chrlsuans
Hundred, near Centerville. March "a
1870. in the old Chandler homestead
MS father. Enoch Chandler, dice
when James IT. was only seven weeks
old His mother, who was Miss Eill
pyle. is siin living and occupies th'
family home. Both the Chandler
and the pyle families have been mem
hers OF the society OF Friends toi
generations. Incidentally tradition
has II that the Chandlers are direc
desoendants OF Norman the Conquer
=. Who invaded England In 1866.
As a youth. James II, liked m
undertaking business, and he earl,
learned n under William n. Worrall
of Kenneth Square. Mr.. Worran /
now in his nineties and retired. Az
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
If Thin and Nervous
Try Phosphate

while excessive thinness might be at
trf1uted 20 various and subtle causes In
different individuals, Il is a well-known
fact that the lack Of PHOSPHORUS IN the
human System is very largely responsible
for this condition.
IL seems 20 be well established that this
deficiency I'm PHOSPHORUS may now be
met BY the use OF Bltro- Phosphate, which
can be obtained from Danf0rth and any
good druggist in convenient tablet form.
In many instances the assimilation OF
this phosphate by the nerve tissue soon
produces a welcome changc-neryo ten
sion disappears, vigor and strength re-
place weakness and lack OF energy and
the whole body loses its ugly hollows and
abrupt angles, becoming enveloped in a
glow Of perfect health and beauty and
tho viii and strength TO he up and
doing.
CAUTION while Bitro- Phosphate Is
unsurpassed for the relief OF nervousness.
general debility, etc. those taking it who
do not desire TO put on hesh should use
extra care ia avoiding fat-producing
foods.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
THE EVENING JOURNAL, THURSDAY. JULY 8, 1920

by the grand jury included Frederick
A. sharp. non-support; Joseph Down
ing, carrying concealed a deadly
weapon.
In the case OF William Johns. Ne
gro, who had been indicted on three
charges Of larceny Of bottles OF milk
from porches in Dover, Johns plead
guilty TO one indictment and was
given 30-days' sentence in Kent
county Jail. The other two indict-
ments were nOlle pressed.
In the case OF Harvey Johnson,
Negro, indicted on a charge Of lar
ceny OF a pair Of reins from a Clay
ton farmer, a jury returned a YER
dict or not guilty. A jury also re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty in the
case Of Joseph Downing. Negro,
charged with carrying concealed
deadly weapon.
Denny Masten, charged with i'm
proper conduct towards a six-year-
old child, entered a plea Of not guilty
and the case was continued until the
October term Of court.
Adjournment was taken until TO-
morrow when the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer will convene TO take up the
capital case OF Clarence Broadered
Negro, accused OF numbering Isaac
Hammond, farmer, at his home neal
FELTON,, on the morning OF June i6
/ Whether the case will be disposed Ol
at tOmorrow's session has not beer
disclosed. There is a report Broad
cred may plead guilty 10 second de.
gree murder
Final DEGREES in divorce were grant
ed yesterday 10 John w. Fooks from
Charlotte +. Fooks and TO May C
I Davis from James Alfred Davis.
Announcement was made at yes
Evening journal., 1920-07-08

terday's session OF the court Of the
reappointment OF Henry r. Johnson
president Of the Kent County Bar As
s0ciation as a member Of the Board OF
Examiners for the term Of i've years.