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MILFORD NEWS.

Milford, June ii Mr.. and Mrs, Ain
drew ]. Sichternann of Canton, Ohio
have been visiting Mrs. Sichterms nm,
aunt. Mrs. William Dorsey, for severa
DAYS, having motored here,
Word has been received here of the
criticsl illness of Mrs. Charles I Wat.
soo Of Philadelphia, formerly OF Milford
from stroke of paralysis,
l.. ID. Caulk's Co.'S dental laboratory
has been forced 20 lay of . small num-
Der of employees, owing TO the general husl-
ness depression which has Just begun
10 affect their products.
The William c. Abbott and Ninyard
shipyard, have issued notice OF shut
down Of their plants for one month. All
orders that the two yards have been
worki0g on for several months have been
completed, and the machinery will he
overhauled, IN anticipation OF an early
resumption of work, rs several contracts
are in view for both firms.
The six houses on West Front street
near Railroad avenue. belonging TO the
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell Thaw estate,
have been sold hv the heirs, Mrs. Eliza
beth McCloskey and Harry Il. Thaw TO
Wilson Nj. Vinyard, who will tear them
down and erect modern show room for
exhibiting the Buick line of automobiles,
of which Mr. Ninyard is the local agent,
The locsl basket factory, having COM
pleted all orders for this season, will
close At the end of the week
Mrs. William L. Watson, Jr., cater
tained st sewing party ut her home on
North Walnut street yesterday after
noon. Those present were: Mrs Ruby
r. Vale, Mrs. James c, Davis, Mrs,
Thomas V. Wingate and Misses Lucy
Hall Ida Draper and Ida Roosa.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md. Junc II Ernest Ander-
son, young man Of Fair I'LL, was mr.
rested suiaav, bv Sheriff Seth. charged
with ruuhibg an asisomofnlc while be
was iaiYxscated. Justice Frank q Pratt
imposed i fnse 81 $40 wiih costs and
recommended % tie automobile com
missioner that iie revoke thc your y
nau's license.
Fire of en- uninown o9igii destroyed
The home ~ J II Hslller. .ear Leeds.
Yesterday morniHr, lhcr With ~
cpnienfG fsoss csased ~ $500
Fiktoa fire eompa s responded and
managed to save The out buildings
Richard T.. LAWS. e2cd 4J years ~
Camden, 81. J was committed 10 fikton
iail yesterday. for Che actioa 81 the
September term of court, charged with
bigamy The accused elopcd % ElktOn
two months ago with fiettie H. Dodson.
whom he married while still having d
wife IN Camden.
Cecil f'oaaty Medical Society viii hold
rs midsummer meetingat Union lospit-
al Elkton, Thursdsy m~rning. 20 be
followed by a luncheon givea by the
hospital managers
Harold McNeal, formerly Of Elktoo,
has been taken 70 Johns iopkins hospital
Baltimore, for no operation His cOndi-
ton Is reported serious
Elkton fire company viii 90 10 Newark
saturday afternoon fc&f and take part
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". THoRoUGHGooD DEAD.

Georgetown, June I4-William j.
Thoroughbred, aged 81, reputed TO be
one Of the wealthiest men 10 lower Della
ware, died at his home 90 Railroad
avenue, this city, Saturday night, after
an illness Of many monfhs. of a COM
plcation of diseases. Funeral services
will be conducted at the late residence
"Wednesday afternoon at l.30 O'Clock.
lnterment in Union cemetery, this city.
Mr.. Thoroughbred for many years
was one of the leading lumber dealers IN
Sussex county, conducting extensive
wards here and at Rehoboth Beach. He
was also a director in many business
~rrcerns. lie disposed Of his large
humber interests few wears ago, and
anoe that time had been living . retired
life lie was member Of Franklin
Lodge. No. II, A. i a A. NJ Hope
Chapter, No. Z, Royal Arch Masons,
aion Lodge No. 3, i o O r., and o
kn,ght 1omplsr
lsoaisies chs wife, Mm Ahce Thorough
geod. h. q survived hy Two children
f.eslfsp NJ Thoroughbred II thls CITY,
fpRaeed n highway wolk nnd Mn
ilafnf Nsplra Niir ni ~ Ausppii
d NanlN il lhla fiiN
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TRIPLE ANNIVERSARY.

Newport, June 10 Mr. and Mrs.
John Emory Parks celebrated a triple
anniversary, Saturday evening At their
home First, was the celebration OF their
twentieth wedding anniversary; second,
twentieth anniversary Of Mr. Parks
carver as Minister, and the tenth ami
Versarv II his connection with the
Protestant Episcopal Church, he having
formerly been pastor Of the Methodist
church Mr.. Parks has been rector oi
~ James, Newport and stanton par
shes. and ST. Barnahas parish Of Mar
shallton, for the past nine years.
Their home was beautifully decorated
With cut flowers and plants.
There were about $50 guests during
the evening. Including members Of the
the various parishes During the even
ing. musical selections were rendered by
\ number OF the guests, and good
social evening was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Parks received a number
az beautiful and useful gifts, including
china. cut glass and silver and sub
ssantial purse of money collstion
was served
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In, at Port Penn, last evening, Robert
Carpenter, Jr., Dorsey Hudson, Ward
Wright. The initiators were State presi
dent of Seaford, Nathan Connway
George Austerlnuhl and John Loose OF
Wilmington.
Eleanor Fernnn is i'll at her home on
Clinton street.
The following traffic passed through
the canal Yesterday: Tug james j.
McNally, towing barges Clare McNally
Marlin, II. Il. Bennett and Rehccca
McClain, loaded with lumber, from Nir-
ginia to Philadelphia; tug Bon, towing
barge T'yrrhus, loaded with oil, from
Philadelphia 10 Baltimore.
st. paul's X. &. Church will hold 0
lawn festival Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Rothwell Spiccr and daughter,
Elizabeth Of New Orleans, la, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spicer.
The Women's Home Missionary So-
ciety will meet in The NJ 4. Church at
st, Georges, Friday evening
Miss Louise Portham, a nurse III the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, Will
mington, is here for two weeks with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs James Portham
John Reyhold, Charles Heal and Frank
Collins have taken positions with the
Engineer department at Fort du Pont.
For service support Bus line from
your town 90 Wllmington.-Adv
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CHILDREN'S DAY At NEWPORT

NeUport. June l4-Children' Day
exercises we're held IN Newport NJ. +.
Church Sunday evening The church was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and plants, and the following program
~.s furnished
Recitations. Mary Short, Eleanor
Pordham. Elinor Teed, and Ridgely
short: exercises by Ethel Starkev, Helen
Cunningham. Dorothy Stoddard, and
Elsie Hanna. recitations by Hylaad
Price Madeline Phillips, Marie Pord-
ham. Marie Smith and Elizabeth GroSe; /;
duet. Whitney and William Day; recIta-
tions, Evelyn Ruth, Junior Moore; exer
e,.e bv William lyman, Merritt Burke,
lr Duane Houk, Samuel Maclary,
Roger Owens and Francis Thompson;
recitations bv Harold Hanna, William
Dxy. James Webb, Elizabeth Dannen-
hsuer. Ruth Phillips, Margaret Poole
and Dorothy Selby; exercise, Little
Suntcams: recitation, Lillian Phillips;
exercise, Planting the Seeds, Nellie
Seeds and Eleanor Lyman; exercise,
"Davs of the Week; vocal duet, Jessie
Townsend and Margaret Phillips, exer-
oi-e, "The Daisies selection by quar-
tet, consisting OF Mrs Harry Pierson,
Mare Young, Alfred Spence and Warren
Garrett; vocal solo, Miss Marie Young;
exercise. ''Sunbeams and Raindrops,
class recitation, Miss Mae Seeds: poppy
dnll, class. Musical tableau.
The seven-months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs A. 5. Peterson, was christ
ened Kathleen Clara Peterson, by Rev.
W. Vaughn Moore. The total collection
for Children's Day amounted to S65.S3.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Death Of w. J. Thoroughbred of
Georgetown. Well-known
Sussex Business Man
FUNERAL OF A WAR VETERAN

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Georgetown, June if-Funeral sorv-
ices oi Private Charles Roland league,
snn Of Charles league, residing between
Georgetown and Laurel, were held at
Nshurv NJ. L.. Church, SIX miles from
here. SUNDAY afternoon, la charge OF
Chaplain James Nicols of fredericksburg,
Md, assisted by Rev n. Ward Mills
o( Blades and Rev. William Gibson,
raxtor of Westminster Presbyterian
Church O this city The body OF private
TrnrAle was brought here from Jersey
CITY "Wednesday night OF last week and
carried 90 the rsrent's home.
The young man was member OF Com
rsnv T., Fiftv-sixth Pioneer lnfa~try,
and died IN France on October |, 1918
~ hroeco-pncnmonia, aged 81 wears, :
months and ri DAYS Attending the
funeral were some Of his comrades over
seas about twenty-five ex-service men
periorned military rites At the grave,
Inc body heing brought here for inter-
ment IN Union cemetery
The funeral was one of the largest ever
held in lower Delaware, pcrsoos from all
mart. ~ the county being IN attendance.
when the body reached here for burlsi
late YESTERDAY afternoon more than tive
hundred people, from different places,
had gathered.
Tx-crvice men from laurel, Seaiord
and Georgrtown took part IN the cere-
monies AZ the grave.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware Cssy, June "a Mrs Alice
jefferson entertained ~ ten Yesterday.
a Maple Nilla ten house. Colonel ard
Mrs spur and Edward Spur Of Fort
du pnui
Mf q a Nunnip 4 daughter
Aun d state ullpW ~ nfu ruesls 81
Ml lHlp Nf Hnd Me- humHa White.
mfH IHf muNfh
tlf Hm Mo- alfHHu ! NfUh tIsl
HiHIHH Ail WHH laNlfl
lHfH flt H Ml Man
#f HHH lla|tffIiIif n.tti lHfi Is
Nf Ni ihl MbfWlis Hi iAHWHfr al
#IHHft Yesterday
NfH lInafl Fright ana - h.fhhfd
~ Allentoun W ale Fursta - Mayor
and Nieofge \ Bright
Tho following new members were
initiated into the i. o. s Of A. Camp No.
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LEwES NOTES.

Lewes. June IA DR.. William r.
Messick left for Philadelphia, yesterday
TO take up his duties as Federal inspec-
tor of drugs in that city
Misses Virginia Carpenter and Mar
lorie Virden attended the dinner at
Newark, last night.
Mrs Virginia Mustard and daughters.
Mrs. George S. Messersmith and Miss
Louise are visiting Lewes Mr. Messer-
smith Is Consul at Antwerp. Belgium,
visit to Delaware In several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Idindale Of VIII
mington are guests Of Mrs Lindaie :
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs William Lynch,
Id Lewes
Mrs Charles Murphy is visiting her
husband in Wilmington while the buoy
boat Iris is on he drydock Mr. Murphy
is chief engineer Of the Iris
H. : Rausch has returned from two
days fishing trip to Bowers Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Hargitt and
son. Bob, of Wilmington are occupying
the Marshallia Cottage on I.ewes Beach
Captain and Mrs Albert Cox OF Camp
Meade are occupying q cottage o.
Lewes Beach for two weeks. Mrs.
Flowers and family of Baltimore ere .oe-
cupying Mrs Charlotte Hickman 5
Cottage for the summer months.
Mrs Howard AcGinnis and little
daughter Merry Jane. Of Detroit, Mich,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Iall Hazard
in Lewes
Nat Evans, who has been under treat
ment for an affection of the nose, has
from Philadelphia ard is on
duty on the sail pilot boat Henry F. Ed
muld. where he is a pilot apprentice,
having served one year.
Mrs George T. Burton has been quite
III. but Is better at present
Little Margaret McMichael, who was
injured by falling from her bicycle, is
very much better and will soon be
brought from Beebe Hospital TO her
home
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idnn. Elizabeth Ryan. Anna Higgins
Laura Lofiand. Measrs. William Jor-
dan. James carlin. Albert and panl
Cochran. John r. Ryan. Randolph
Eitzsibbons. j. J.. Ryan. Harry Ryan
and William Ryan.
The members Of the Tank Corps
last evening held their weekly drlll
In the Van Dyke Armory The corps
has secured Its full quota of members,
numbering So.
This evening the members Of the
city Council will meet with the rueiu-
bers Of the Water and Light Gommts-
sion for the purpose of discussing the
situation Of the city paying their proc
portlonnte ahnre OF the water and
electric light bills Of the recently ar-
uuired plants by the municipality
from the Delaware Water Improve
ment Go.
The Bnldton baseball team this evc-
ming will play the team managed by
peter 9eully. on the Baldton grounds,
ON Saturday evening the members
OF the Tank Corps will hold d fsetival
and dance In the Van Dyke Armory.
The New Castle Giants baseball
team tomorrow afternoon viii play
the lmnanuel t,>m of the Whining
ton Church League at Rockford Park.
This evening the members OF the
Industry Council. No. %, Jr, Q. Y.
A. NJ. will meet in regular session In
the rooms of the Masonic Hall Co.
2 New Castle
MIR. and Mrs James +. BiRgH en-
ttrtalned. on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross pierson and son, Edwin and
Mrs. NJ. piersou of near Newark
Tomorrow evening the members Of
The Good VIII Fire Go. will meet in
special session when final arrange
ments will be made for the housing Of
the new FIRE fghting apparatus at
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CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Chestertown, Md, June iI--Ser-
geants Olin b. Stafford, Harvey Blynan,
Graham Nelson, and Privates Herman
Blackway and Thomas Perry will 60
to Saunders Range, near Washington,
June 20-25, for special military training.
These Young men are members of the
local branch OF the National Guard.
Among the Chestertown boys who
have received bronze medals for service
in the late war are l.. Wethered Barroll,
W. Houston 1oulson, Hope II Barroll,
Jr. Charles c. Hines, and Wilbur X.
Hubbard
Wheat harvest will begin in this see
ion about the middle of this week. The
grain is ripening very fast, and quite a
number of the farmers will cut II looks
as though threshing will begin as soon
as the grain is cured, as many ot the
farmers will sell their wheat as soon as
possible. believing the July pr'ce W u be
better than later IN the season.
State Tax Commissioner and Mrs.
Will w Beck have moved TO Chester
town for the summer and are occupying
their apartments on Front street
W. s. Felt, chief clerk of the Railway
Mail Service, was at Chestertown
postofiice Yesterday. and examined the
clerks and assistant postmaster on the
Peninsula separations. The men passed
4 creditable examination.
Commencement exercises OF Chester
town grammar school took place Satltr.
day evening in William Smith Hall,
Washington College Thirty-four pupils
received diplomas which will entitle
them TO entrance into the high school
grades next year
Whitney Il Wright, Of Camdea, y. J.,
has been visiting his uncle, Walter Wright
during the past week MIR Wright served
in the late war, and he brought with
him here German police dog, the first
az its kind ever seen in Chestertown. II
created great deal Of attention, and
was under close guard by its master.
Washington College baseball team Is
making preparations for the game on
Wednesday afternoon with the Unl-
versity Of Pennsylvania team. This i
the first time in the history of the college
that the management has been able
to secure a game with this University
The Colonial DANES of America has
the distinction of being the oldest
patriotic society for women in the
United States.
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LOCKJAW WAS IMMINENT

Georgetown, June IA Elwood Hast
in Is, one Of the catchers On the George
town baseballteam, IS II a serious oondl-
tion as result Of sticking nail IN his
hand. For the past three days he has
been thrcatened With blood poison and
lockjaw. Free usa of antitoxin has
prevented, it is said. the development of
tenanus.
The young man condition was greatly
improved yesterday over what :. has
been for the past three DAYS.
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MASONIC OFFICERS.

Newark. June IA. At the annual com
munication OF Hiram Lodge No. %
A. L. and A. NJ, last night officers were
elected for the ensuing year rs follows
Irving Crow worshipful master
Harvey Steele, senior warden; William
+. Holton. junior warden Robert )
Gallaher, secretary; DR. IL G. Nj
Kollock. treasurer; David G. Rose
Robert ]. Colbert and Charles Walton,
Sr, trustees.
Richard Morris the retiring Worship
full Master was presented with past
masters jewel. There was large IT
tendance end number of visitors from
other lodges. 4 COLLATION. was served.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
by Magistrate +. =. Broman 70 Thomag
w Cole. gi7 East Sixth street and
Helen u. Morris. d29 East Sixth street !.
Robert . Peoples, 1923 Woodlawn
avenue and June NJ Smith, II Ivy
Road; William T.. Carter and Eliza
Dorino Dixon. Of Fafnhurst James
T Burrows, t712 Gilpin avenue, and
Mary A. Coughiin. 1906 West Fourth
street; Leslie l.. Maxwell. l4t0 Clinton
street. and Helen Rippin. 1873 Scott
street
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"a the housing II ihe >ewarl nee h~
engine.
Marfinqe licenses uefr ,nnlsfd IN
Llkton, yesterday 90 'fh0naa N rmiin
and Janlc M Henapn ~ thnssgsnts
City. and t'larence W Perry. If 4
iseyyiew and Father ! GnllTfa1n' 4
Zion, Md
a concert ~ Professor q u tdpAfds
and bis pupils Wa qiyea laei evening -
lhe tow lall "a tcciiton lsr ths icn.~
TT ~ feciisoa " T.. fh.rcil
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AGED BUSINESS MAN ILL

Georgetown, June 14--ieorge ".
Bennum. commander Of c. X. Layton
Post. No. u, G. A. R, and said to be
the oldest jewelry man IN Sussex county
both in point Of age and service, Is
seriously 1T at his home on Wcst Market
street
Mr.. Bennum has been in business for
more than half century
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WILL RETURN TO THE EAST.

Georvetoyvn. June l4-Charles y.
Narmoa. a native of Frankford, this
county. who Tor the past thirteen years
has been mcmher OF the oklahoma
BAR Al End, Oklahoma, and has served
~ distr,c. ATTORNEY ~ that State, will
move Fast on September ! and be ad-
mitted "a the har IN PHILADELPHIA, main
tanning an oihcr IN the Nideher huiio-
Nr Harmon 4 a graduate Of Yale, and
a., mann wears has been prominent in
- ogTairs ~ Oklahoma. Mrs. Harmon
te,,nrrl, Vas Miss Mary Wo0tten, Of
Laurel. this county, one Of Sussex
~ountN Trading youag women.
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warden. G. Donnan Holzmucller. sccre.
tary, Rev. Henry l.. .Bunstein; treasurer,
John B. Smith; trustee, lseee ). Truitt;
senior deacon, George /. Macklin:
junior deacon, Robert ID. prottsman;
senior steward, Charles Il. Baoning:
junior steward, George M, Simpson
tyler, Jesse i. Lcpar,
After the session had been closed,
addresses were made by several visiting
brethren and refreshments We're served
hv the stewards.
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THREE RIBS BROKEN.

Georgetown, June rs Rev. Samuel
ID. Van Loan. rector ~ St Paul's frotes-
tant Episcopal Church. this city, was
run into by au sutomohile driven by
Louder Mitchell, young man Iresidlng
near here. Saturday night, aad three Of
his ribs were broken Owing 70 his IN
jury, no services were conducted at the
church, Sunday
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wrDDI~as
nau.oresE

A. the nome ~ Nv ana NJ o.
morton Gregg. af Oat Grove. at
Saturday afternoon. their aausNl =,
Mildred Gregg ard noNaf1 b. IsI
were married by FnY. JDhn u H1Nm
The bfide wore 3 zrv muifstIn .lfss
dress with slippers fD 1affh tU1 e4f.
rieG bridal roses ana iiIfs NJ ldf a..
ley. The bridesmaid Miss Arnes
Weaver. wore blue eharmfHH. fUt
carried rGsD dragons and FN0ci pfsa.
John DHnnie0n eps beet man tfs.
Ralph Gregg p'lyed tnf He11'Nx
march. TbH houaf Uff d0f1f.iaA
with palms and roafs ~ and 81
Fall win i've H Allentown 'a 1ftsv
their honeymoon.
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Quietua "P. -. @"
A $50 cacAs&r % ~ ID. u. wAkfa
mugs. rOachta. Hea# and eouiins ahH -
the same tfno destroy thtIr a~vs
Impo>slhlo fur them 80 ssk~s shea
y, ID. -. u properly ussd tf~~. ns'.
ent spout ia every pa Axsn fu 4af lhs
pcSkN devils in f1r h2ga it'' ~ -
places and save The Juice.
special Hospital sul HUi4l ane g. 10
makes nfe ksiloua ~ W ~. - fulie
druggist has a. or can set lt fol 500. .
seat prepaid upon rrrclt q rFts
by the O~l Chomical Cos. t~fFo Mauf~.
Ind. SNccess ~ v. ~ ~. has Heus~I
imitators. xenDlue y Ds u, 70 sssO
pcddled.
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IS NOW SO HAPPY
OVER GOOD HEALTH
Elmhurst Del Lady Gives g
Strong Endorsement for
Plant Juice.

Owing to the widespread nature q
stomach trouble. the symptoms arr
liable TO appear IL aay part OF the bH.!y
and the pa.ien.. not beiag able to deter
mine why this pain should appear,
immediately seeks relief for the symp-
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PESKY BED BUGS

BedhEgs lay a. average of seven
eggs per day. Inueg favorable Condi-
tions they hatch in i've days os Hhlch
swo-thirds are fenla.ss- They mature
10 adult sire and are capable OF aging
In four weeks. NC-s many becbug~
would you have IA q year Il YOU left
one female on egg uuraoleSted for one
YEAR TO rid the peSSy bedigux. you
can readily see how necessary it Is 90
Use a preparation that Will XII the
eggs as Wen as the live ones. r. ID. o.
has been demonstrated by the leading
Hospitals. Hotels and Railroad Conl-
panieS that the safest and most eco
nonncal way co stop future generations
Of bedbGgs. reaches. fleAs and ants Is
20 use tie new discovery "Pesky DeviAi
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uuluan A,.soNs rllor

liIaa lNM fgnIf lt..
HMf HN#Haf WH HHff NN
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IIH Nifi sfsE HH lHH flHaii
Al iNf hk H' hf HfaHa aull lhn
annual election ~ oNldtf lml plRHe. ilr
lailu~inr being NAeied Mufahplul
Master, William H. Murphy. SENIOR
warden, X. Arthur Derricasoa; juai OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14

Thcy pay and pay big TNH HIaaa-
fed ads in Every EfeaInr Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14

The Colonial DANES of America has
the distinction Of being the oldest
patriotic society for women in the
United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14

Sold y Eekerd Drug Shores and \. 3. Laul0fla.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-04-29
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received for
the construction, heating and plumb
ing of a frame school building to
be ei ected at Leland, Idaho, until
1920 a. m. May 2. 1921.
The building Is to be completed
on or before August /, 1921. Plans
and specifications may be obtained
from r. S. Loring, architect, Lewis
ton, Idaho, OF of the Board of Trus-
tees at Leland. Idaho.
r. b. Parks, Clerk. 1927
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-04-29
SEE ADVANTAGES
IN COOPERATION
Most Effective Organizations
Found Where Farmers We're
Drawn Together.
MANY OBSTACLES OVERCOME
That Principles Are Fundamentally
Sound and Practical Is Proven by
$4,000 or More Successful So
cieties Now Working.

The success or failure of farm de-
ponds almost entirely upon the results
obtained in marketing the products
grown. Experience has proved that
the farmer who undertakes to market
his products through spectators or
who attempts to ship and market them
in some very distant market Is labor
ing under a great disadvantage.
Marketing is a specialized function
and Is really the most serious problem
confronting the farmer today, and the
rank and file of farmers are not
equipped to perform this service for
themselves in a satisfactory manner.
Many difficulties encountered in mar
keting farm crops have been over
come through the organization and
operation of farmers cooperative
marketing associations. Cooperative
marketing has passed the experiment
tai stage. and the $4,000 or more ex
amples Of successful organizations iu
operation In this country offer POSI-
tive proof that the principles OF co
operative marketing are fundamental