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When people saw through discount tires this was bound to happen

tire that all other tires can be measured by.
 Par qmahty- at a net price.
 Any car- owner who intends to do standard tire-buying will find his best guide in the simple out-spoken remarks he hears everywhere.
 "Stin running on a last seasons set of US. Roy al Cords.'
 "Going to get Royal Cords this year."
 Everybody out our way drives U. s. Royal Cords"
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SI MMARI Two-base Hits-wickham 2, Griffith Knaupp, Golvin. Three base Hits-Tutweiler, Golvin. Sacrifice Hit-wagner. Double Plsys--Sheridan to Denoe to Leslie, Mullen to Bronkie to Goivin. Struck Out-By Martina A. Base on Balls-Off SiEman 2. Empires-Donaldson and Pfenninser. Time of Game-1:16
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Totals .4.......,47 6 IS B IA sBatted for Nunamaker in ninth.
Totals ..-.......49 Is S3 Is sRatted Tor Nasty in tenth

SCore lnHInES. -7 - ! T Cleveland ..........-. OH o20 900 t1--6 Philadelphia l02 0ol 900 l0--5
 Summary: Two-base hits, Dykes CD, Witt J. Walker, Gardner, Johnston Speaker; three-base hits Johnston; stolen bases. Welch, Witt Speaker; sacrifice, Welch. Smith. Gardner; left on bases Cleveland "a, Philadelphia f5; bases on balls off Nasty 8. off Coveieskie 3; hits off Hasty l3 in 10 innings. off Keefe in inning; struck out, by Coveleskie 8: los ing pitcher, Keefe: umpires, Evans and Morarity: time. 2.S0.
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".Ran for Snyder in ninth.
 s."Batted for Benton in second.
 xRan for killefer in eleventh.
 Score by innings:
 New York ........... 900 900 002 004-6 Chicago ..........l... 200 900 900 000-2
 Summary. Tw obase hits. Frisch. Flack. Kelly. Home run. Flack. Stolen bases, Fack. Frisch, smith. Sacrifice hits, Sal lee Bancroft Double plays, Holocher to keleher to Grimes; Kolleher to Grimes; kolleher to Hollocher to killifer Left on bases, New York H. Chicago IS. Bases on balls, off Vaughn $; Barnes 8; Sallee }. Hits of Benton { in l inning; Barnes ; by pitcher. by Vaughn (Young Monroe). Struck out, by Vaughn 3; Benton Il; Barnes ?; Sallee 2. Passed ball. smith. Winning pitcher. SaIee. Empires. klen and Emslle. Time 2:37.
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sBatted for Leo in eighth. "'Batted for Kolp in eighth. s"sBatted for Bayne in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hts, Tobln, VII Hams: three-base hits. Sisler; sacrifice hits, O'Rourke, Brewer. Charity. double plays. O'Rourke to Judge, Shanks to Har- ris to Judge: left on bases St. Louis {, Washington &: bases on balls. off Court ney 8. Shocker l. Kolp l. Richmond I; hits. off Shocker in 5l3 innings; off Kolp in 2-S innings, off Richmond in 2-S inning. off Bayne in l-s inning off Courtney in [ 13 innings. off schacht 3 in 2-s innings; struck out, by Court ney l. Kolp 1: winning pitcher. Schacht; losing pitcher. Richmond; umpirest owens. Nallin and Chill; time of game, 1:5S.
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Bogart lifted a Texas leaguer to left, and Pug Allen overran the ball in trying for 8 shoe string catch. Be- fore Pug could retrieve the ball, "Bogey' had reached second. Frier- son skied out to Emery, but Knaupp came through with an infield hit. and when Pie Traynor chunked the ball away, he took second Bogart SCOT ing on the wild heave.
 The squirting Barons had their big gest inning in the fifth. They lam blasted MT. Wade for four safe smackers, and as many runs in this inning. Eberhard, who had whammed ed out homer on his first appearance, came back on his second time to the plate, and worked Wade for a free ticket to first. Traynor followed by grounding out but Stewart was also patient. and was rewarded with a base on balls. Emery cracked out a single, and Ebbie scored, Stuffy talk ing third when Statham let the ball get by him.. Singles by Bernsen, Taylor and Silva sent three more across the pan. and ran the Baronial total up to eight.
 Pope Swats
 Pope was the hitting star for Nashville. Little Joe" got three safe swats out of four times up. all going for singles. Frierson was the only other Vol to get more than one hit off Ebbie's delivery. The Little Rock cast-off got two safe blows out of four times up.
 The Vols shipped out of Birming ham Wednesday night following the disastrous series with the locals, and Boss Sloan, Proxy of the club. who is travelling with em, seemed in a disgruntled and disgusted frame of mind. The Barons remain at home for a three game series which they open with Atlanta today Boss Moley announced Wednesday afternoon tha, Johnny Morrison would seek to hook the Crackers to death in the Initial game of the series at the Wood today.
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SUMMARY Two base Hit--Bogart. Home Run--Eberhard. Sacrifice Hits-Brown, Statham Emery Traynor.
 Stolen Bases-Stewart Emery Taylor Struck Out--By Eberhard 2, by Wade 4. Base on Balls-Off Wade f. Hit by Pitcher-(Silva, Allen). by Wade. Umpires-Wiliams and Erwin. Time of Camel :45.
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Senators Pound Browns

Washington, June 15.-Washington won the first of series of five games from St. Louis today, to 5. Singles by Shanks, oRourke, Judge and Harris accounted for the winning runs in the eighth. Both Shocker and Courtney. the starting pitch
 era were xnocksd out of tha hoY Score.
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JEALOlSA
From the

From the Dartmouth Jack-o'-Lan-
 tern.
 The Bride: Edgar. Are you yawn- ing because did or because that girl over there did?'
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0eschger Pitches Shut Out

St. Louis, June 15.-Oeschger's pitching for Boston won over St. Louis today to O. But five hits were allowed by the Boston twirler, the Cardinals never get ting more than one hit in any single inning Score:
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Mobile Takes Another From the Pelicans and Make q Clean Sweep

New Orleans. June 15.-Mobnc made clean sweep Of the three game series by defeating New orleans here today. to 1. A sensational running leap and one-hand catch by Mulvey in the ninth inning saved the game for Mobile. Wickham's playing feafnrad. Scnre.
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Totals .........,S II sBatted for Smith in ninth.
Totals
 e-L l.
900 ool ooo

Summary: Three base hits WrlKht-
 stone, Meusei Sacrifice hits kopt bohne. Double plays. kopf to Bohne to paupert; kswlinss to farkinson to Lee Lett on base fhiladelphia 10. Ctncin-
 nati B. Bases on balls, off Luque l.
 smith l. struck out by Luaue L. Wild lpllcn, luqus. umpires, Mccormick and i1art. Time s5.
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Dodgers Beat Cooper

Pittsburg, June 15.--Grimes kept the home teams hits scattered today while Brooklyn bstted Cooper freely and won from Pittsburg to 3. Grimes two hits drove in three runs. Score:
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Chicago June 15.-New York today de- feated Chicago 6 to in 12 innings of tho hardest fought baseball game seen here this season. Vaughn, pitching in his best form of the year, weakened in the twelfth, and the Giants punched five hits, two of which were doubles with a base on balls and clinched the game. Score.
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Reds Have Big Frame

Cincinnati June io.--.Although outbat- ted more than two 10 one. Cincinnati punched three hits with error in the second inning and won from Phladel- 4
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McLarry; Robinson to Wano. Left on Bases-Little Rock S, Mem phis {.
 Struck out-By Robinson f. by Mo- hart l.
 Base on Balis-Off Mohart D. Hit by Pitcher--By Robinson (High). Losing Pitcher--Zshniser.
 umpires--Jorda and Pfirman. Time of Game-l.4s
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-Batted for Quinn in eighth.

ocOTe Dy IhhlHBs.
 Chicago ............. 900 1ot oS2-7 New York ...... 900 0f0 001-2
 Summary Two-base hits Kerr. Multi Mulligan; home run, Hoffman: double plays. Kerr to Collins to Sheely; Muliigan to Collins to Sheely; left base, Chica- go :, New York 6 base on balls, off Quinn 2, Kerr 2; hits off Quinn II in innings. Sheehan 1 in 1 inning; struck out. by Quinn 3. Kerr i; winning pitcher, Kerr: losing pitcher, Quinn; umpires, Dineen and Connolly; time. 200.
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Schmand, Carey. Maranviile. Kilduff. Three base hits. Kilduff. Carey. Stolen base, Schmidt. Double plays, Olson to Schmandt. Left on bases Brooklyn S; Pittsburg 6. Bases on balls. off Cooper 1. Hits, off Cooper 10 In innings; off Crimes A. by Cooper 3; by Ponder l. Passed ball, Miller. Losing pitcher, Cooper. Cmptres, Moran ana higler Tin,e 1.c6
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PIEDMONT LEAGUI
APPALACHAN LEA
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Cambridge: Tordham 6, Harvard : (11 innings).
 At Providence: Yale 5, Brown (1o in nings).
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FORMER TRAVELLER TO
 PILOT MERIDIAN CLUB


 Meridian, Miss, June 15.-(Specia!) Frank Kohlbecker of Cincinnati, bought by Meridian from Little Rock to catch for the local tear, of the Mississippi State league, mas been made manager of the club, succ 'ed- ing Ollie Mills. The reason for re- leasing Mills was that the assoaia : tion could not afford to carry beach manager and not that he was not making good on the job. Manager Kohlbecker is expected to make some material changes in the clubs line up. several new players, including three pitchers, it is stated having been secured but as yet have not re- ported.
 rived Wednesday and Mir. Henry stat ed that he would be able to care for a number of other Birmingham fans with choice seats, if they would ct.ll on him within the next few days
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New York. June 15-The White sox, aided by Kerr's great pitching and timely hitting. defeated the Yankes today, to ?. The sox executed three double plays
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GIANTS DEFEAT
 CUBS INV TWELVE
 INNING BATTLE
Braves Shut Out Cards. Burleigh Grimes Beats
 Pirates, 7 to 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Brooklyn '; Pittsburg 6. Boston $. St. Louis 0. New York s, Chicago 2. Cincinnati {; Philadelphis 1.
 Today's Games Boston at st. Louis. Brooklyn at PIttsburg. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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KERR GIVES UP
 ONLY TWO RUNS,
 STOPPING RUTH
Indians Beat Athletics By One Run-SenatorS z,
 Browns 5
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Chicago [. New York 2. Washington z St Louis .. Cleveland S, Philadelphia 5. Detroit Boston (rain).
 Today's Games St. Louis at Washington. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston.
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Two-base McLarry. Harper. Three-base Hits-Moore, Sloan. Sacrifice Hit--Land.
 Stolen Base-Camp. Double Plays-Mohart to McMillan
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ORTS - BAROMS WIN FIFTH STRAIGHT VICTORY -- SPORTS
Baseball Results
AMEaIcAN Assn1IArInN

At Columbus 5. Milwaukee z, At Louisville 2-10. St. Paul 6-9. At Toledo 5. Kansas City 16.
 At Indianapolis 8. Minnea polls s.
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INrERN.r1nNA1Ir.n1

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Jersey City 13. Syracuse i6. At Reading 2, Toronto 3. At Newark IT. Rochester 7-2O. At Baltimore 4-S. Buffalo 7-l9.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Dsytona 3, Jacksonville D. At Orlando g, StPetersburg 1. At Lakeland 4, Tampa 2.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Rockymount 6, Newport News l. At Richmond (. Portsmouth I3. At Suffolk 8. Norfolk 4. At Wilson 14, Petersburg 5.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Charlotte ,, Spartsnburg 6. At Augusta -Greenville, rain. At Columbia 6, Charleston (f0 in. nings).
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 13, DanNille 1. At High Point 5. Durham 2. At Greensboro 4, Winston Salem 2.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Knoxville 3. kingsport 6. At Bristol 6, Johnson City 2. At Greenyille ., Cleveland 1.
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The U. s. ROYAL CORD

Afamous e-afamoustre tread. Acknowl. edged among motorists and dealers alike as the world foremost example of Cord tire building. Always delivering the same repeated economy, tire after tire, and season after season. The stripe around the side-walls is registered as trade mark in the U. S. Patent Office.
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HAR OWNERS make ~ one criticism of the tire business well worth thinking about.
 From their point of view the phrase "stand- ard quality" in connec- ton with tires is too care lessly used.
 If there are so many standard" tires why all these discounts 2O%- 3O%-4O% off? Off what? What basis of value to begin with!
 Why so much talk about discounts and so much silence about ser vice?
 To-day,"d discounts" have proven just one thing to the public:
 That somewhere there is the standard tire -the greatest and most constant worth-t the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-16

At Dsytona 3. Jacksonville D. At Orlando 9. StPetersburg 1. At Lakeland 4, Tampa 2.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15
Frank E. Postles.

Frank E. Postles.
Mrs. Elva D. Brown, of Philadel-
phia is visiting her nephew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thomas, who have rented
the Raymond Bungalow for the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. R. F. Corley entertain
ed two tables of bridge Saturday even
ing for Miss Hettie Megear, of Will
mington, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall.
Miss Josephine Staats, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Stats, is visit
ing Miss Anna Stats, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman H. Stats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawley, of At
lantic City, were week end visitors OF
Miss Clara Leinberger and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rawley.
The Revd. Thomas Getz Hill anC
family left this morning for Wayne
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15
Personal and Social
] People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker has returned
from Philadelphia, where on Sunday
afternoon she attended the wedding of
her cousin, Miss Isabella Wanamaker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl.
Wanamaker, to Mr.. ]. Howell Cum
mings, Jr., member of the well-known
firm of John B. Stetson Company, of
Philadelphia, of which his father is
president. The wedding, a brilliant
affair was solemnized in Calvary
Presbyterian Church, Locust street
below Sixteenth and was followed by a
big reception at "Woodroyd," the big
suburban estate of the brides parents
at Merion The bride was attended
by her two sisters, Mrs. Frederick w.
Keith, of Chicago, as matron of hon
or and Miss Louise Wannamaker, of
Philadelphia, as maid of honor and six
bridesmaids. The groom's best man
was Mr.. Frederick w. Keith and there
were ten ushers. They left on an ex-
tended wedding trip.
Miss Edna Carpenter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Carpenter, of
near Middletown, and Benjamin Gibbs
son of Mr.. Isaac Gibbs, ST., of near
Massey, Nd, were married in ST.
Anne's P. E. Church, Thursday morn
ing, by Rev. Percy L. Donaghay. Mr.
and Mrs. Gibbs will make their home
at the Gibbs homestead farm neal
Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hevalow en-
tertained at their home at Green
Spring Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Willis and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Hutchison and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Stats and grand
son, Miss Beaulah Ford, Mrs. Linie
Ford, Miss Bessie Staats, and Mr.
Stanley Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norris, ol
Philadelphia, were week end motor
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard R
Jones. They took back with them lit
tie Miss Sarah Brewster Jones. Thi,
week Mrs. Norris and little Sarah ar,
sojourning at Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Postles, o.
Philadelphia, and Miss Margaret Pos
ties of Newport, Rhode Island, wer;
week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs
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$4,000 TOWN OF SMYRNA SIX PER
CENT BONDS

Sealed bids will be received by the under
signed until o'clock D. m, June gath, 1921.
at the office of Lewis M. Price. President OF
the Town Council, Smyrna, Delaware, for the
purchase of all or any part of Sl5,OO0.OO
per cent coupon bonds provided for by an act
of the General Assembly, approved February
2Sth, 1921. Bonds to be of the denomination
of 100000 each. with the interest payable
July and January 1st, until maturity Prin-
cipal and interest payable at the National
Bank of Smyrna. Delaware. said bonds being
due July LIST. A. d. 1946. with option OF re-
demption on call after five years
The purchaser will be required to pay the
proper proportion of the interest from July
lst to date Of the delivery of the bonds Bids
will be opened at the Town Office. in the town
of Smyrna. on the oath day OF June l9zl at
s o'clock P. M.
Bonds will be delivered on payment OF cash
or approved certified checks at the National
/ Rank of Smyrna, on July LIST, A. d. 1921 from
| o'clock a. m. to o'clock p. m.
The right is reserved to reject any or al
/ bids.
LEWIS M. PRICE
President Of Town Council of the Town O
Smyrna.
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Pa, to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Hill's sister, Miss Katherine S. Greene
Mr.. Irving Brinton, of Wilmington,
was an over Sunday visitor to his
grandmother, Mrs. Charles B. Archer.
Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES entertained
the Bridge Club Friday evening and a
delightful time was had.
Mr.. Charles Stats, of Chester, Pa,
is spending a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stats.
Miss Blanch Short and Miss Hilda
Rawley spent last week with Mrs.
Morris Slaughter at Leipsic.
Mr.. ]. Wesley Jones is sojourning
for several days at Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Stevenson
and daughter, Elizabeth, have been on
a trip to their Smyrna relatives.
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I'M MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM
In loving remembrance of Anna M. Jones
who departed this life June End, 1920.
A loved one has departed,
A mother and a friend;
Which leaves sad and lonely,
That time can never mend.
Her heart was soft and tender,
Her love for all was pure;
Her disposition kindly,
Her friendship strong and sure.e
Her form lies cold and silent,
But her soul has gone to him.
Who gave it and will save it,
From sorrow and from sin.
From her son Charles f. Jones.
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IN MEM0RIAM

In memory of our friend, Byron H.
Ross, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ross, Clayton, Delaware, who depart
ed this life, June II, 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewlett.
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NOTICE

DIR. Benjamin r. Veasey has remov-
ed his offices to rooms 206-207-208 In
dustrial Trust Bldg, 10th and Shipley
Sts., Wilmington, Del.
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aart Items of General Interest Gath
cred During tht Week.
Ask for Webb's White Loaf Flour.
enranteed satisfaction.-Adv.
Garage for rent. Room for two
|ar-GeO. w. Boehmler.-Adv.
Make your poultry thrive. Use my
debrated brand of poultry feeds; my
H. mixture.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
\ !. Lay Phillips is driving fine new
Nndebaker sedan. The was pur-
2ssed thru the agency of w. Harman
8ynOlds, Townsend.
B Paul ]. Rutan has traded his Ford
8dster in for Dodge Roadster. The
was made by w. F. Keith & Son,
3yrna.
y The Kings Daughters picnic an
\ 3Bmced for June 16 at the home of
9E. L. NJ. Price has been postponed.
We're will be no meeting on that date.
Cor sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Ridgely Nickerson wish
u thank those who so kindly rendered
laeir sympathy during their recent
bereavement and to those who loaned
|StOmObiles.-adv.
Mr.. Eugene Robinson and children
Tsh through this medium to thanl
heir friends for their kindness anc
Sympathy in their recent bereavement
md those who sent flowers and Loaned
EtOmobiles.-adv.
l. NJ. Adkins is improving hi
buble dwelling property on Com
ieTce street tenure of self and F. A
NTH, by adding additional window
nd improving the property generally
his own side he is building an ad
ton for a bath room.
POland-China breeders of Ken
unty have formed the Kent Count
land-China Growers Association
e officers of the new organizatio
E: President, N. w. Taylor, Dover
re-president, A. Sidney Groves, d.
p; secretary-treasurer, Stanle
hort, Cheswold; directors, Fred Wi
ans, Hartly; E. H. Donovan, Smyl
!; A. D. Cobb, Dover.
Governor Denney has announced tn
lowing appointments: Members c
< Mothers Pension Commission
iK. Milton w. Ferguson, Whining
i; Miss Cora C. Tschudy, Smyrna
b Joseph Lank, Milton, all reaI
Etments. Members Public Lane
Hmission-R. R. Kenney, Dover
8W J. Anderson, Sussex count.
] ! Board of Public Accountants III
escently enacted law, Peter :
atht, Clifford Iszard, Wilmington
age NJ. Jones, Dover.
runaway Monday afternoon eau
some excitement around Dove
zen when Mrs. John Barrett ar
nee children, of Rising Sun, WI
'n in carriage to save themselv,
an being thrown out of the vehicl
nped from the team in front of Il
one Of Mrs. Watson. The horse WI
1ght about a mile out of town aft
aaking loose from the carriage. \
was seriously injured, but MI
NETT sustained a bruised wrist.
Delaware Chapter, Daughter of Il
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VuIcaniZinQ

We have opened shop next TO Miss Clara
Leinberger's Meat Market and are prepared to
do work at reasonable prices. Bring your au-
to tires to us. We extend their service many
miles.
JONES & BRADLEY
Main Street Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

American Revolution, held a Flag Day
celebration yesterday at Coocb;s |
Bridge. At 11.S0 a. m. there was a
business session, with Mrs. S. M. Coun-
ell, State regent, presiding. Box
luncheon was served at noon. At .
o'clock, Caesar Rodney Chapter pre-
sented flag to the Cooch's Bridge
Chapter. This flag will float at the
bridge at all times. Members of Cae
sar Rodney Chapter, Colonel Haslett
Chapter, Dover; and Cooch's Bridge
Chapter, Newark, were present.
Next Sunday is "June Day at old
st. Annes Episcopal Church, near Mid
dletown. Besides an interesting pro-
gram the enlarged addition to the old
cemetery will be opened. Work is
being hastened. The new addition
will allow 400 additional burial plots.
The plot is being laid out and it is
planned to have it completed by June
19, when the 216th anniversary will
be observed with special services. The
sermon In the morning will be preach
ed by Rt. Rev. Phillip Cook, Bishop
OF the Diocese of Delaware. At the
afternoon service an address will be
made by George c. Thomas, of the
Diocese of Maryland.
Earl w. Grant, who recently open
ed an electric and battery service sta
tion in the Tschudy building next to
the Century Club House makes a spec
ial announcement in another column.
Few service stations are better equip
ped than Earl Grants. All. the latest
electrical devices for re-charging bat
teries and taking care of battery and
generator troubles are right at hand
and with an expert such as Mr.. Grant
has become, there is no need to take
work to the cities to be done. Mr..
Grant will be glad to help you out of
your starter, electric lights, horn and
other troubles. Read his advertise
ment and give him a call.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15
FARM FOR SALE

Farm of 226 acres, near Colts, Md.
Improved with 9 room residence and
out.buildings. Apply to
R. w. Slaughter, Clayton, or
Geo. NJ Vansant, Colts, Md.
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LOST

Two blankets from my car on road
from Smyrna to Woodland Beach. Re-
ward if returned to
j. M. HORN
Phone ORA Clayton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

/ The Kings Daughters picnic an
|smced for June 16 at the home of
|EE. L. NJ. Price has been postponed.
|hsre will be no meeting on that date.
Cor sec.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs.Ridgely Nickerson wish
b thank those who so kindly rendered
aeir sympathy during their recent
bGeavement and to those who loaned
ntOmObiles.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15
sMYRNA AND VICINITY

Aar Items of General Interest Gath
cred During tht Week.
Ask for Webb's White Loaf Flour.
emranteed satisfaction.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

Paul ]. Rutan has traded his Ford
|dSter in for a Dodge Roadster. The
/ was made by w. F. Keith & Son,
Iyrna.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

Mr.. Eugene Robinson and children
Eish through this medium to thank
heir friends for their kindness and
Sympathy in their recent bereavement
ind those who sent flowers and loaned
ntOmobiles.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

Make your poultry thrive. Use my
|sebrated brand of poultry feeds; my
In mixture.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

Garage for rent. Room for two
sr-Geo. w. Boehmler.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-06-15

Y. Lay Phillips is driving fine new
|ndebaker sedan. The >car was pur-
|ssed thru the agency of w. Harman
agnOlds, Townsend.