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Dr. Whites new discovery is a
ishIng everyone thai has seen vi
has done. Come and lei lie pm
you what 1t has done for men in
hogan and what IL IS doing. II /
failed on u single ease yet. II
have been bald 10 or ~ years
grow your hair or it win cost
nothing. Or. +. White. Skowhes
ati
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HAVE \ FEW MORE POUNDS OF

my all wool domestic, three threaded
yarns Price $3.50 per 10. delivered,
This yarn is secured ready To knit.
Mrs. Andrew Con. bingham. Box 323.
Farmers Phone 49,. 4MiG'
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and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. ror rsthu
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost Sc 90 Il
build. Will sell for ilIa. X. = Faftea#
re
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SkoWhcgau % acres maple complete
maple syrup OUTFIT. 500 apple trees in
good condition. cider mill Horse, COW
and farming tools. Buildings on prop
erty Mrs. vital Bolduc or J. Z Thi-
bodean, Grocery Store, North St. SHOW
hogan Both Phones. tf4l
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Z. NJ IMrnsnN MILI. MY MHIrE

4aH Tinker or qfumpHEe suitable for
shovel handle hioeks 10 lilo amount of
adtIaaG# see me. : summer ST.
Si# -HHsEan. tfI0
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killed to your order aud delivered free
at 35c "A pound. Don't delay. book
your order now. Drop In Poultry
Farms, Bingham. 2wlGF
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ED for light Housekeeping nv ~
wife. 40 children. bayid ivi ~,
Bailey Street. Skowhegan. : ~
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Bull four years old, perfectly kind.
Good breeding. guaranteed absolutely
right in every way. Price $40. Lee
c Ketchum, Madison Il = = J. 3w 1917
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car. five passenger. 1872 model. This
car has very small mileage aud will be
sold at bargain. Shown b. r A.
Christopher NorrldgeWork. 4w -
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A GOOD DsspEND,.,

do part or all OF housewarW,' WOW
Of two. Pay accordingly in
place for right person y =. \
dressing Box al, Skowban VIII
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Wy moMn rLAen ON NonnIncn

WOCK Avenue. Lot 6xl6 rods. Thir-
teen room house. substantial constitute
ton. exceptionally modern ia ila con
Nrnieueps. liaudHomrst lorafian IN
Kennehec VALLEY. Large garage. two
stories Price ti3uOO. Roland =.
HaItcn. tf4D
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Miscellaneou,

SMALL HOUSE. Trxp,
foHr or five furnished new
Telephone 266, Skowheea9no aims Yal
WHY NOT HAVE Than IT
E1tY fixed up before VIM hTi
the work right and the rbar. WI
reasonable. Somerset VtseS Nj
near the Creamery Skowbsye., 4
ROOM OR ROOM Avn
wanted. John j. Rhoadeg e.. No
dependent Reporter 60. rep
tsTR0LoGN-sTARS pE,, !,
story. Send birthdate ana Y
trial reading. Eddy, WI up
Kansas city. Missouri s'poY
WOt LID LIiSE TO GET /
for its keeping this winter
around 1000 pounds. Nlnet h.
KIND aud not over ten yaars az ~
purchase later il satisfaetot,A
particulars. W. r. Baker ~.
II
HoAHnEnS AND Roo.,,,,
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Buff Orpingtons. nov laying. Will
weigh better than forty pounds S15
takes the lot. Drop I'm Poultry Farms.
bingham. w 1919
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srECIAL Sale noInLE MEsm

Hair Nets--all colors except white aud
gray. Three for s5c postpaid order
Il good supply. Fred W. Preble. 30
Main ST. Bingham Nv 10
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HE. NTOHI MITII

living rooms connected. In live town
near mills. 4 good opportunity Tor
someone wanting a good paying bust
ness. q. q. Meader Box b, Vienna.
Maine 4W -
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and sled Ia nice running condition
sot,Inusd for either single or double
team Alice NJ. Dunlap. Box u. Route
. Nsrth Arson Phone Madison 70 4
- ~ ' tfaB
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poultry direct from 4 o. Harness PoH#-
try Farm. f. T. Box 80. SkoNhrRana
a one cent postal rArd VIII bring your
Suudny dinner Deliveries made every
saturday. Satisfaction guaranteed tf9s
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Doing a eoud business Price right.
Peoples Cafr. Howard e. Hcrrn. Prop.
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POSES, also loam for cemetery uses
Delivered J. r H0dsrick. at North
St X 4 rh0ue it9-tI. TN
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NEW nnnGK ANronnnII.r


Water in house. cellar. fsen. Another
10 acre farm miles from fIrmtaetoHz
100 cords wood. good land apple trees.
1900 90. George ". fatcheidsr, New
Sharon. tfsu
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kinds Drop me card stating nun
btf VIII IA anywhere. Harry Mel.
son. = T. Phone 12G-22. Sk0whegan.
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So ##Hf#H #aeh either Attfh ar without
ffHHtH# hl=a fan uf sr4d cleaning
HIf Wallace A Weston Madison.
WIFE
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TYPEufRrTER.


eOuIITI0n. IaHh pfiEe IL IHH"HfIu
entz Reporter Company, Sieowhegan.
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LIVE OIA.THY-WRITE IN FIRST
letfrr, Kind and number you have.
Harry rohrn Skowhegan. tfi7eon.
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mo lnN. OF VI. nnInnr EAnLY

.s# Ger t6rW with first class potatoes
aH fNa n#HFttf price Peter Siread.
-aa..HeF.fH Is b /. WISE
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Quickly. 10 acres handy TO salt wat
er, ueighhors. churches. ana schools. H.
acres in tillage. good pasture. large
wood lot - apple trees house fuur
rooms IN comfortable repair. ueW eel
lar vail Barn 3GN3G Price YbHu.
only Slono per acre for the land With
The buildings thrown In. Terms 500
doNsl balance on easy yearly pay
meuts Alonzo L. Richards. Farming
ton zwtG
CANARIEs. YELLOW AND MOT
tiled Siefert Roller aud Copy
strains. "A few with cresta. EStr1 unr
singers. Mrs Estcile fogr. Pine 81.
Madison BWls'
RIFLE - GAIGE LoAG. WOULD
cost new about sl0.eb. Would stll fur
$3.50 Perfect condition. - A.
Wlldes, Care OF ludspeudeut-Eepo
\ FEW WHITE wNANnot-rE
cockerel4 Martin strain Also nv
mouth Rock roekerel= bradley Straln
and one h. e. Rhode island Red PAYNE
Bros. strain. T E. ChrlAtopher Spr-
ridReWoek f0 -
Full BLOOD WHITE pEkfN DIcl<s
s. per pair Write AIRS aHnFHlt
Gotchell. Brunswick. n + - J. iwth'
Dorces line Matched from Record ia}
ing pans, direct from Martini i'fiDe
81 each Mrs Alice N taN so Nc.
elellan ST. SkowheEHn. lar1eers
Phone 2S-li fNfH"
NINTY HEAD or CATTIE. AOt Ne
stock. beef cattle and dairy COWS
Among them are some reg lstsreh Here
fHrds and Jerseys AlHu ~ horses.
cyrus r. walker North Anson 4wfA'
COMPIErELN sat IPi'Tn IAfa
lmft electrically operated. AddffHs All
communications 10 BOX las North AM
son aWta
LARGE SIZED HEANN oN EHGoAf
one OF the best Also "a fie rehe. hear
skin center with coon border. unduuht
eddy This tbe most vaiuahlr rsb~ in tne
State t,arh arc bargains fat ne pof
chaser u D. harHeui 2al Nadiaen
Ave. SkoWheGan 4mfaF
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WEATHER srnlrs--nERE WE Am

again for fhc fhirtieth year with thr
rebdv ia sreep la around Your doors
aud windows f. II TIukHam, SO Iilah
St SkaWhHEau. tf19
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~ nOI sI:i<InrFR ~ FAMn

position in private family Inquire
North ST, SHOW heenn, y. T. Tel 1856 |. =
2Wi7
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STREET sNkr.T ANp rING
6sf Afsu IlEht iirshmH eatherel or
IH -. hanHe birds. - = Taylor COR
fH south aud HHfh4NIH Streets
f=#.. EHran gHI7E
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THREE FtnNIsI,En poo,s

ED Elmer Kelley. . i',,
Town. AN
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- Transfer. WORLD Pm.


he logging sWamps but Will take any
HIuL Address Walter d Nick eraon,
lHHmanY lWf6.
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uHrlug Tho week hefore and the week
after Christmas, preferably in some
tnee. AN Il Senior in high school.
braH,u Richardson. al North Ave.
r.t+l
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Bloomfield. Norridgewnck. etc. wanted
II you have volume give description
aud price or send ON approval. r. Il
Fntten tfaF
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~ nor SEkEEpER IN \ WHO

IlTtS o. HIcheIUr's relIned nome, \
] 'Eatt4fant. Understands general
homework can furnish references.
Atslrrss MISS Nora Marks. Sanford. Me
SWIfs
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ANp or four Am "A competent house
..c, pcr and good aook. AIRS Mary \.
ltoakcr SNoWhrEan II + u. 3wI7F
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goHpz lady would like work cooking In
h. voudH For further Information
Wr4tc or call IN person at T. r Messers
iiHE ham 2Wi7F
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Gs1GE HErE WING SHOT Gun
=fuVell. STRONG. 4 f b. 2wi7F
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EoTR PIREnLOoD niEE onpING

TON Cockerels. April halched. very
large. fine birds. Prices Sam each
Mrs. T.. V Hight, Harmony. L f u /.
Phone liz. W 1919
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MIXED GEADIOLI DILHS--50c PER
boz. by mail. w. Il. French. Madison.
lW4fF
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APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR.

Dover, Aug. Ex-Governor Denney
has made the following appointments:
Delegates 10 the annual congress OF
the American Prison Association,
which meets at Detroit, Mich, Oc-
tober 12-ls-Lewis w. Brosius. Rev.
Carlisle /. Hubbard, J. Albert Oliver,
Joseph S. Hamilton, J. Frank Ball.
Horace l.. Diworth. Rev. w. A. Nroo-
man and Mordeca s. Plummer. of
Wilmington; l. NJ. Price. OF Smyrna,
and Rev. Wilson c. Moore. and Rev.
G. Ashworth Burslem of Dover.
Delegates 10 the annual session f
the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Asso-
citation. which will be held at Portland,
Me. September l2-l5--Senator Cole
man du Pont. Col. George a. Elliott.
Senator l.. Heisler Ball, Charles r.
Miller. Harris Samonisky. Albert Bird.
John Govatos, Courtland f. Pierson,
II. Rodney Sharp and William G. Tay-
lor. of Wilmington; Simeon S. Penne-
will. Harry A Richardson. Jr, J.
Howard West, Henry P. Jones. Harry
&c. McSherry. Herman c. Taylor, NJ
Hayes Wilson. George r. Dawson
Elmer Horsey. William II. Baker,
Howard NJ. Buckson. Maurice A Hart
nett and Richard r. Kenney OF Do
yer; DR.. r. F. Corley OF Smyrna
Charles Stewart OF Clayton: Charles
du Pont Ridgely OF Camden; Congress-
man Caleb r.. Layton and Andrew J.
Lynch of Georgetown; Morgan T
Gum OF Frankford and W. S. Lord of
Greenwood.
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SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.

Dover. Aug. 25.-Dr. II. V. Hollo-
way, State superintendent of public
instruction, has issued the following :
III progress in education is mea-
sured by school attendance, Della
ware has made remarkable progress
in the past for years. The State De
partment of Public instruction has
just completed the figures in regard
TO this matter. They show that the
State sent its children 10 school in
the school year 191s-le on an average
OF 90 days; In 1s1s-2o. 11s days; in
ls2O-21. l34 days. and last year, 142
days.
Schools cost no more when the
children attend than when they stay
at home. These figures would indi-
cate that the State is. getting more
and more service from the biggest in
stitution that II is maintaining, name
ly, the public schools.
The schools for the most part will
open on Tuesday. September 5. BY
starting the race for attendance or
the very first day, the average attend
ance for next year should be raised tc
$50 days The cry OF our soldiers in
France was Let's Co. 1t was the
keynote of their progress. The State
Of Delaware has evidently decided &c
adopt the same slogan"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

"About year ago / began to suffer
from pains across my back and through
my stomach and finally my stomach got
so bad that l could hardly eat anything
at all. / could not work for days at q
time because of awful pains in my stom-
ach and the only way l could get relief
was by having strong dope injected
into my arm. | was under treatment
and was told my trouble was due to gall
stones. No one knows how | suffered
and it was terrible to think that the only
way | could get relief was by having an
injection of dope which would wear off
after few hours SO that the pains would
return.
'In just short time, Plant Juice gave
me more relief from those pains than l
ever expected to get. | am now able
to eat foods that honestly believe would
have caused my death if l had eaten
them before / took Plant Juice but the
most wonderful thing of all is that |
have not had to use one bit of dope
since l started taking this medicine.
also found that as laxative there is
nothing better than Plant Juice and !
want to say to all sick people that if
you want to get back health, just take
Plant Juice"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller drug store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by K. Challenger
& Son; in Newport by c. b. White; in
Newark by W. L. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
shahan. Mrs. J, d. Thompson. Mrs.

shahan. Mrs. J. ID. Thompson, Mrs.
Philip Il. Husbands.
Rssolutions--Dr. Il. II. Mcdowell,
John w. Banks. Mrs. y. x. IAtta, Mrs.
j. Leslie lcastburn. John C. Green.
Woman's Work--Mrs. ]. Frank Rice
Mrs. Il. IL. Woodward. Mrs. Il. j.
McAllen.
Tomperance-John G. Green. y. H.
Woodward. Harry X. Jefferson. Mrs.
John w. Banks. Mrs. Il. I. Vaughn.
Good OF order-F. c. Snyder, Il. T
Vaughn. George Wilson. Mrs. IL. Is
Mcdowell. Mrs. Guy Hastings.
Per Diem and Mileaxe-J. Leslie
Eastburn. .R. c. Steele. j. S. Long
Mrs. s. Hickman Hewitt, Mrs. Harr,
X. Jefferson.
Grange Extension--Arthur +. Wal
ler. Phillips p. Husbands. Mrs. +. Il.
Colescott. Mrs. Wilson Plerson. Mrs.
H. Phillips.
Constitution and By-Iaws--J. d
Thompson, Raymond u. West, Mrs. f.
c. Snyder.
Insurance-F. G. Bancroft. c. H. Mai
Herman c. Argoe, Mrs. Raymond E
West. Mre. c. A. McCue.
Tronsportation--H. Il. Phillips, Il
r. Colescott. j. c. Green. Mrs. c. b
Mai. Mrs. F. c. Bancroft.
Memorial-W. ID. Wilson.
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cHEsrEwsowN AND VICINITY.

Chestortown.S Nd, Aug. 25.-'The
boarders MT ctfwtitude House. Rock
Hall. surprised tfie hosts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar N. Culley, on their gath we'd
dipg anniversary. -Four pieces Of sill
'verware we're presented to tho couple.
the presentation speech being made
by Councilman James J. Burke, OF
Baltimore. TwerNy guests were pres
ent
Mrs. Hurry r. Williams, State lec-
turer and Kent County Pomona
Grange lecturer, has been sent by the
National Grange to Burlington, VT, tt
attend n lecturers conference.
Tho Board OF Education has mp
pointed the following teachers wher'
vacancies occurred In the publ
lpchools OF the county: J. II. Caldwell
principal at Kcnnedyvillo High School
Miss jessie Wilkins, intermediate
teacher; Mrs. s.. s. Yansant, prlncipa
of ChertervilIc school; Miss Lillian
Leager, Locust Grove; Miss Helel
Wood. st. Paula; Miss Katherine Wat
son, Lankford: Miss Ursula G. Graham
Broad Neck; Miss Myra G. Whea'
Pomona; Miss Elizabeth Trew. do
mestlc science tearher at Galena an
Betterton.
Henry Hughes had n finger mangle
by getting It caught in thresher.
Norman s. Lee. tenant on the farm
owned by the heirs Of Judge Thoma
ID. France. has shipped moro than sii
tons OF tomatoes 10 the acre. This 4
one Of the largest yields recorded II
this county and at present prices rep
resents n value OF $72.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

several weeks has fully recovered and
expects to resume his duties at tho
American Locomotive works on next
Monday.
Frank BrfdSswnter. John T. stoops,
Koith Rodney. Theodore w. Cavcn-
der and Francis do IL. Janiver. who
spent several days f,ishins at Bowers
Beach. returned horne yesterday with
large number OF trout.
victrolas ana Records.--Bridee-
wAter.--Adv.
Mrs. Isaac Boulden of Brandywiue
Summit spent yesterday az the gues,
of her sister. Mrs. Andrew M. Nit
cheil OF Sixth and Delaware streets
A new lot Of Lemon Cream Just ar
rived 400 Jar. r. Challenger and Son
Prescription Phnrrnncist.-Adv.
| l will cit to receive taxes at 2:
West Sixth street on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday from
8 n. m. to <80 p. m. during Angus
and September. will sit at the VIII
miiiston Court House on Saturday
August 20 and September 80. A
Holloway Terrace at tho Mcmahon
store Friday. September /. from
y. m: to Q p. m. William w. Leach
County Collector.-Adv.
Green ginger sealing wax. corks an,
spices for preserving. II. Challenge
and Son. Prescription Pharmacist
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
CAMDEN PERSONALS.

Camden. Aug. i25.-St. Paul's Epis-
copal Chapel is temporarily closed.
Rev. BENJAMIN f. Thompson having
started Tuesday for Portland. Ore. to
attend the Episcopal General Conven-
ton.
Rev. c. W. Moore has returned
from Ocean Grove, n. J.
Mrs. Sarah Walraven and daughter
OF Philadelphia are guests OF Mrs
Walter Conner.
Mrs. William Evans is entertaining
Mrs. George Locates OF Delmar.
DIR. George II. Foulk and children
Of Wilmington are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manahan OF wil-
mington are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Manahan.
Mrs. Ezekiel w. Cooper Is enter
tanning Miss Mary Stay Of Chester
town. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. A S. Or.rnth Of Pal
nyra, y. j. are guests Of Mrs. Rachel
Clark.
Mrs. John Davis and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Albert h. Carter, Sr.
Mrs. Benjamin T. Conwel and
daughter have returned from Sunbury
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dawson Clark gave
a dinner party. entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs A. $. Griffith and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Clark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Jackson Lodge Meets Tuesday
to Install Newly-EIeoted
Officers,

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Aug 25.---Dr. James
Brayshaw and his mother from Del
mar are visiting DIR. and Mrs. w. w.
Ellis.
On the local tennis courts yester-
day, George Holiday and Norbit Cook
defeated Earl Baum and George
Clark three straight sets by the scores
OF to l, 6 TO !, and TO /.
A special meeting will be held next
Tuesday night by Jackson Lodge, No
10. A. +. x A. NJ. for the purpose Of
installing the new officers recently
elected to serve for the coming year
In a five-inning twilight game on
Canal Field last evening George
Beechum's seniors married men de-
feated George Beechum's juniors sin
gle mems team by the score OF four
10 three. The feature OF the game was
home-run drive to deep center by
George Smith. rightfielder on the
married mems team. The best all
around playing was done by Green.
the catcher on George Beechum's
senior team. Green Is the colored
preacher of the local colored church.
The lineup OF George Beechum's
senior team was: Green, catcher !;
George Beechum. 1h.; Anderson, p.
J. Sadler, p. VIM. Ennis, 2b.; Black
burne. S.; Holloway. 3D.; George
| Smith. rf.; Jesse Roberts, II; and
Lou Taylor. CT.
George Beechum's juniors lineup
was; Ennis. c.; Harmon. CT; Wat
son, 1b. and p; Beechum, p. and ID. I;
Manlove. IT.: Neald. 2b.; Watson, SIS. !;
Shorter. H.; Perry. 3b.
This evening the final and decid-
| ing game Of the series between the
! Bacharach Giants and the All-Stars
will be played on Canal Field begin
ming at $50. Each team has won
one game the Bacharach Giants TAX
ing the first. 10 to I. while the ALI
Stars won the second s to 8. Both
teams are claiming victory in TO-
nights game.
Mrs. George Reybold. OF Phiadel-
phia who has been spending three
weeks with Mrs. E. C. Reybold and
Mrs. W. A. Reybold here. has re-
turned home.
Miss Williamson, Of Philadelphia,
and Miss Wilson, Of LAnsdowne, Pa
were recent guests OF Mrs. r. c.
Reybold.
Mrs. Miller. wife OF Captain Miller
of Fort du Pont gave a bridge party
yesterday afternoon at her residences
at Fort du Pont. Her guests were;
Mrs. Southard and her sister. Miss
Adair. from Africa, who Is here on 9
visit and is engaged in missionary
work in Africa; Mrs. Stearns, Mrs
Vaughn. Mrs. Charles Jefferson. Mrs
BENJAMIN Bowertng. Mrs. Burke, q
Fort Mott; Mrs. Griffen and Mrs. vii.
liam U. Reybold.
Mrs. p. D. Geoghesan returned
home last night from the Delawar,
Hospital after an operation for ap.
pendicit.s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
KENT COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

Dover. Aug 25.-The time for fling
Democratic candidates IN Kent county
expired yesterday. and primaries will
be held on September 2.
wilbert Raughley OF Leipsic and
Charles w. Hardesty OF Dover filed
for state Senators from the First
Senatorial district.
Arthur +. Dawes. who resides near
Dover. and John ID. Hawkins of Do
yer filed for Representative In the
General Assembly from the Repre-
sentative district including Dover.
Jester a. Gray. Elijah +. Melvin and
]. l.. Soper fled for Representative.
from the Eighth Representative dis
trict
Henry ID. Boyer. Samuel A. Fort
ner. John II. Medford. George II.
Brown and John w. Sheldrake filed
for Levy Court commissioner.
-Four persons filed for nomination
for sheriff. eight for coroner. three for
clerk OF the peace. two for recorder
OF deeds and two for register in
Charccry and clerk OF the Orphans
Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

E1kton, Nd, Aug. 25Jrhe Northern
Maryland Electric 90. has petitioneo
the Public Service OF Maryland for
authority to acquire the plant and
stock Of the Port Deposit Electric Co
and to use It's franchise for the ex-
tension of the former company'sa lines
TO further the project the petitioners
ask permission TO issue $4,000 pei
cent bonds and $4,000 additional capt.
tai stock.
Harvey we!bel Of Port Deposit wax
injured when his automobile struck
a telephone pole.
Robert II. Bennett. aged 80 years
died near Sylmar. A widow and five
children survive him.
The Spotlight Club Of Zion is camp
ing along North East river.
While walking along the Elk riv.
er young women discovered the bod,
of Negro who was drowned las
week.
Leeds NJ. z. Church will hold a car.
nival next week. One OF the feature1
Will be pageant Of history by tn,
young people OF the church.
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Papa, what do you call man witt
drives an auto?"
ut depends upon how near ne come,
TO hitting me-"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
STATE GRANGE COMMITTEES,

Dover. Aug. 25.-The State Grange.
Patrons OF Husbandry, Will hold its
annual meeting in Dover December
1914. Worthy Master Jacob j. Roosa
has appointed the following commit
tees:
Credent,als-A 3. Cote, S. Hickman
Hewitt. X. c. Steele.
Education-C. A. McCue. J. Frank
Rice. J. d. Thompson, Mrs. J. F.
yearsly. Mrs. A. B. Peet. Mrs. Thomas
c. Wilson.
Division of Labor. s. Long, j. z
I.atta. J. ]. White. Mrs. George VIII
son. Mrs. Herman c. Argoe.
Agricultural. Frank Rice. Thomas
c. Wilson, "A. Ralph Lyons, Mrs. A.
+. Walker. Mrs. F. c. Bancroft, Mrs
c. A. McCue.
Legislation and Taxation-A. B.
Peet, X. J. McAllan, Mrs. Foster