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EGG ROLL At YORKLYN.

Yorlxlyn. April 30.--Eastcr Monday
afternoon the pupils and teachers OF
Yorklyn school assembled at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marshall
to participate In tho first egg-roll held
in this vicinity. More than fifty pu-
pills, gaily dressed We're each present
ed with n basket In which to gather
the eggs. which were hidden here
and there among the trees and shrub
berry on tho spacious lawn.
After the prizes had been awarded,
there was an egg-roll. Each child
was given a colored egg. and took his
place on the crest of n hill. Those
who succeeded I'm rolling their eggs
the farthest were awarded prizes.
a number OF other appropriate games
and sports were indulged In, after
which a bountiful repast was served
In a room beautifully decorated for
the occasion.
AT 5 o'clock the little guests depart
ed, having thanked their hostess for
the enjoyable time they had spent
and carrying In their baskets many
Iremembrances OF the event.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE.
Seaford Cander Steals Eggs
From Goose and Is Hatch
ing Them.
JAILED FOR HAVING LIQUOR

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover. April 2o.-In Kent county
Court OF General Sessions, yesterday.
the case OF Emmit Richards. colored.
charged with the unlawful sale OF
Intoxicating liquors at Bowers Beach
on big Saturday" who was tried
at the February term. the jury dis
agreeing. changed his plea TO guilty.
He was sentenced 10 pay fine OF
500 and be imprisoned In Kent county
Sail for two months.
Final DEGREES OF divorce wore sign
ed by the court in the following cases:
George ". Hovington from Martha
Hovington: Alexander Watson from
Alice d. Watson: Anna d. McCargo
from Stanley d. McCargo: Lewis Nj,
Belts from Annie +. Belts; Edward
Foster DeFord from Marion Hart De-
Ford.
OF the 81 cases on the civil list
scheduled for trial in the Superior
Court, seventeen are scheduled for
trial. commencing on Monday next and
running until May 2.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden, April 20.---A series OF even
ing meetings has been going on re-
Gently at the NJ. L. Church in town. at
which the pastor, Rev. c. w. Moore,
has been assisted by Rev. Homer
Smith, Alfred Smith and J. A Hud-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ia Gates OF
Laurel are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Evans.
Mrs. Alfred Smith, Jr- OF nenr
town. entertained large party OF
friends at q luncheon followed by an
afternoon OF bridge few days ago. at
which many OF her guests were from
Camden.
Miss Lillian Moore of Wilmington is
spending her Easter vacation IN town
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Moore.
Mrs Clara Nickerson of Richmond
Val, former citizen OF Camden, was
in town this week visiting old friends
The Round Table Club OF Camden
and Wyoming is considering the in
st4llation of a radio phone at the club
house as an added feature Of enter
tainment and education. Mrs. NJ r.
Jenkins and Mrs. Edgar c. wetzel
have been appointed 10 make necessary
investigation and report al the meet
ing tomorrow afternoon.
/ FIuitland Grange closed Its season
OF evening entertainments a few day.
ago with q chicken and waffle supper
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ARBOR DAY EXERCISES.

Delmar. April 20.--The New Cen
fury Club and the Maryland high
school had joint program at the
school building, Tuesday, IN observ-
ance Of Arbor Day.
Presentation of trees. donated by
Harrison Brothers of Berlin, Nd. was
made by Mrs. G.. Hall Riggin and ac-
cepted by Miss Ethel Lowe of the
senior class on the part of the school.
Refreshments were served Dy the
Domestic Science Department.
Mrs. A. L. Parker and Mrs. Arthur
Brewington We're chosen delegates 10
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs; alternates, Mrs. John II
Powell, Mrs c. c. West.
Mrs. Jean Reid Locates Is n dele
gate from Delaware to the Pan
American Conference and third an
nual convention of the National
League of Women Voters, meeting
.n Baltimore, April 20-29.
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NEWS OF SEAF0RD.

Seford. April 2o-For1ner State
Treasurer Thomas n. Rawl,ns has
purchased a new Ford Sedan.
Mrs. William Barnes returned homo
last night from Philadelphia, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Bender, who Will remain in Seaford
Tor a visit.
]. Clifton Jones has gone TO Rocky
Point n. c.. 20 buy asparagus.
Mrs. Howard Morgan and son,
Junior. are visiting with her parents
Al Delmar.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club was entertained. yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Z. Arnold
Greenabaum, West seaford. the games
being proceeded by delightful lunch
con. The Friday Afternoon Bridge
Club resumed meetings this week.
and will meet tomorrow with Mrs.
Alexander Donoho.
The ladies of Sorosis, the Oldest
women's club in Delaware. were en-
:ertained today at the home OF Mrs,
Hattie d. Coulbourn.
Rev. w. l.. Hoffman and family Of
Laurel moved TO Seaford today. Rev.
Mr.. Hoffman was transferred from
the pastorate Of Laurel NJ. z. Church
10 Mt Olivet Church, this town, al
the recent session Of Maryland Con-
ference.
Mrs. c. W. Robinson entertained
several friends at her home on High
street, yesterday afternoon, IN honor
OF her guests, Mrs. Charles L. Her
zog and daughter, Elizabeth, Of Bal.
timore.
Misses Bessie Perry of La Grange
Ga, and Ann Tart Perry of Birming
ham, Ala, spent the Easter vacation
with Miss Letitia Ross at the home o.
her mother. Mrs. Harry c. Darbee, OF
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wiley anC
daughter, who spent the winter Fl
Florida, have returned 10 their hom,
here.
Look for the Parcel Post ads II
Every Evening on Saturday. Man,
articles OF interest TO you VIII be ad
vertised.--Adv.
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LOCAL INSURANCE MAN
GIVES IT HIGHEST PRAISE

had frequent dizzy spells. Often while
walking would suddenly become so
weak and dizzy that everything seemed
10 be turning round and round and !
could hardly stand up,
After eating gas would form on my
stomach and work It's way up through
my chest and cause my heart 20 beat
50 fast 4; alarmed me. | would have
smothering sensations and get so short
Of breath that I could scarcely do any,
thing. | could never get a good nights
sleep and always got up mornings with a
mean taste IN my mouth and feeling al
tired out.
Other medicines seemed 70 do me
harm instead Of good. but Tanlso
brought about the desired results in
such short time that il completely
surprised me. l have never seen its
equal in all the axty-slx years Of my life.
Three bottles have rid rue Of every sign
Of indigestion, and the same is true OF the
nervousness and dlEsines. Ny sleep
Is sound and restful now and am feeling
Ike different man Tsnlse IS certainly
great
Tanlae IS sold IN Wilmington in
Eckcrd's Drug Stores.
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CONFERENCE ON
SCHOOL INTERESTS
Plans Under Way for important
Session at University of
Delaware, May S and 6.

Newark. April 20.-Final plans are
being made for the fourth annual con-
ference of high school teachers OF the
state TO be held Mt tho University OF
Delaware May and G.
The opening meeting will bo at 2
o'clock on the afternoon of Friday,
May 8. in tho west wing of Old Col
lege. Professor r. w. Helm. State di-
rector OF Vocational Education will
preside. Specific subjects for discus
sion will be cent out 20 tho high
schools of the State in tho hope that
this will stimulate interest and result
in como good points on this line of
education being brought out. There
will be n round table discussion of pos
sible changes In tho Delaware State
plans for vocational education In sec
ondary high schools.
e Those attending the Conference will
have dinner at the University Com
mons and from TO 2 Will be observed
as social hour in the Faculty Club
rooms. At the evening eession DR.
Walter Hullihen, president of the uni
Versity will extend greetings from the
university and the response will be
by DR.. III. V. Holloway. State superin-
tendent of public instruction. The ad
dress of the evening will be made by
DIR. w. s. Deffenbaugh. specialist or
city School Systems. Federal Bureau
Of Education.
At tho seaslon Saturday morning
May s. the aims and functions of sec.
ondary education will be discussed. II
the afternoon those attending Will wit
ness the inter scholastic field anC
track events ON Frazer Field In which
most OF the high schools OF the Stat,
md many from without the state will
be represented.
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NEWARK SOCIAL EVENTS.

Newark. April 2o.--Members of the
Girls Friendly of St Thomas Episco-
pal Church, were entertained, last
night, IN the parish house by those in
charge Of the Friendly. The girls
were allowed 70 invite boy friends
which most of them did and the even
ing was spent in dancing. after which
refreshments We're served. Those in
charge of the affair were. Mrs. Walter
A. Layfleld, Miss Layfield. Miss Elinor
Harter Miss Emerson and Miss Getty.
The annual Junior prom" by the
junior class of the Newark High
School will be given on Saturday eve
ming of next week in the Armory.
Madden's orchestra Will furnish the
music.
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been III for some time. 10 improving.
Tho tug Henry McWilliainA from
New York with = barge In tow that
was leaking. came into tho pier for
water. yesterday.
The Pilotboat Philadelphia has rc-
turned from Philadelphia. whore shc
went to coal. The Edmunds has gono
to Cape May to take some Cape May
pilots home.
There will be special meeting of
the Lowes Fcrtilixing Co. on Sat
urday at tho Office In Lewes.
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articles Of interest to you will be ad-
vcrtised.---A
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ernest ph,llips, Mrs. Horace l..

III. Ernest Phillips, Mrs Horace l..
Dcakyns and Mrs, j.. X. Hoicornb.
wcrc selected az delegates. and Miss
Bertha IAmbson ana Mrs. Mary Nc
caulley as alternates TO attend the
state Federation Of WOman's Clubs,
which will meet at RchOboth on July
Ig, 7 and 4. The neme Of Mrs. j. DR.
nest Phillips will be submitted by the
nominating committee an q candidate
for first vice-president OF the State
Federation OF Wonlen's Clubs. Plans
were nade for the annual luncheon OF
the club on Thursday. May -. In tho
parish house., Each person is allowed
TO take ono guest. Tho committee Sc
lected for the arrap genents comprises
Miss Rcbe Uolcomb, chairman OF the
hospitality committed; Mrs. Horace y.
Deakyne, Mrs Francis dc II. Janvier
and Mrs Ernest Phillips, COMMITTEES OF
arrangements and program. Mrs. j.
Ernest Phillips, the retiring president.
was presented with a handsome gold
bar pin, containing two pearls and one
Isapphire, by the numbers OF the club.
IThe next meeting will be held on next
Tuesday evening In the club parlors,
when Mrs. Phillips will give recep-
ton to the retiring and newly elected
officers and members.
| A number Of members of the Adel-
phia Lodge. No. 8. X. OF p. last eve
ming paid visit TO tho members Of
tho Morning Star Lodge at Grubb'f
Corner. above Wilmington. The TRIP
was made by automobile.
; This evening tho members OF the
, New Castle Athletic Association vii
meet at tho home Of tho President
, Chandler IL Gebhardt. at 7.30. Al
: members are requested TO be present
~ several matters OF Importance vii
be taken up.
See Bridgewater for Jewelry--Adv,
I,ewis Hushebeck, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Hushebeck of Eas
Third street. yesterday slipped on ths
pavement and lacerated his righ
hand. DIR. Julius Dodd gave atten.
ton.
d A fresh lot of delicious chocolat,
cordial cherries, 800 pound Il. Chal
lenger & Son. Prescription Pharmacist
ADV.
Yesterday. work was begun on the
> scraping Of tho baseball diamond al
, Battery Park and It is expected thai
the field VIII be placed in shape by
next Wednesday afternoon.
Nuxated Iron with a 81 bottle o
Vest Vitamine Tablets free. Fl. Chal
longer & Son. Prescription Pharmacist
, ADV.
q John Hammers OF the Strand is con
, fined 10 his homo with Illness.
q Seasonable goods. liquid glass 40
- quart, tar balls, fake camphor. ia
- paper, carbolic acid, turpentine, foo
|. wax r. Challenger & son, Pre-
= scription Pharmacist--Adv.
Mrs. William Montgomery OF Yves
o Tenth street is suffering from a car
Q buncle on the back OF her neck:
n Look for tho Parcel Post ads 4
n Every Evening on Saturday. Man
o. articles OF interest to you will be nc
{ vertised.---Adv,
s In loving remembrance OF Ebrarn Y
I Bull, who departed this life five year
n ago today:
= Rest Eternal grant 10 him, o Lord
l. And let perpetual light shine upo
him
May he rest in peace.
Mrs. Edna Bull and family .--Ad
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, April 204-Miss Lola
NJ. Wooten of Salisbury. Nd, and Earl
Whaley of Laurel were married. Sat-
urday night at Laurel. by Rev. J. p.
George
Miss Hessie NJ. Phillips Of Rehoboth
Beach and Vinal II. Carey of Milford
were married by Rev. Charles e.
Drydan, pastor of Milford Methodist
Protestant Church, last Saturday.
Members OF City Council have de-
cided to set apart the first week in
May as "Clean-Up Week" Residents
are requested to see that all rubbish
which may have accumulated around
their premises is removed and that
their yards and lawns are made as
attractive as possible.
A musical play entitled THE New
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CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestcrtown. Md. April 20.-In Cir
cult Court here. Tuesday. benjamin II.
Coburn. who was tried before Justice OF
tho Pcacc George 8. Biddle, In Rock
Hall, last fall, on the charge Of rum
Ming over Joseph Walbert with an
automobile and causing his death. and
was fined $500 and costs, pleaded gull
~ and was fined 5000. with costs and
sentenced 10 six months in the county
Jail.
The Chinese woolfower. a plant OF
marvellous beauty and foliage, has at
tracted so much attention that people
as far away as South Carolina are
sending 20 growers here for the seeds
The flower was first grown here by
Mrs. Thomas ID. Bowers. whose flower
yard was a mass OF crimson beauty
Tor several summers past. II is one
OF the most ornamental border or bed
ding plants ever grown in this sec
tion. Mrs. Bowers will grow II this
season in three colors. pink. yellow
and crimson.
\ thief entered the, drug store OF
| Alonzo l.. Sterling. IN Chestertown
Tuesday night and stole large quaint
| ~ OF drugs. Entrance was gained
! through n transom over the back door
of the store. Tho loss WIN amount tc
500.
| Earle Nicholson has gone 10 tht
Maryland General hospital. Baltimor,
| FOR a slight operation for intestlna
trouble. He has not been we'll for some
time. Miss Jeanette Gooding, vice
/ principal az the Chestertown High
school. underwent slight operation
yesterday in a Baltimore hospital: ais,
Jacob +. Thompson of Chestertown.
The Vestry of Emmanuel protestan
Episcopal parish was reelected. Mon
day. and the salary of tho rector. Rev
Charles Atwater. was increased from
81 900 TO s. 200.
Nearly all OF the cRnneries in IN
county have secured their quota q
ltlllnge for the coming canning season
and It Is probable that every cauner,
In the county will be In full operation
during tho summer. The contruc
price here Is 80 cents basket 70
tomatoes.
Some women have planted heautifu
shade trees iu the small square an
In front of the court house. at Chester
town. and IN other parts Of the towr
William Y. Burke, one OF tho oldes
farmers in this section. died at hi
, home, Old Kentuck. just over the rive
in Queen Anne county. yesterda
morning, aged about 81 years. lie ha
been Ia poor health for some time.
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover, April 20.-FNormer Judge
William H Boyce, will address the
regular monthly meeting OF the
brotherhood OF We&ley M. L. Church,
this evening. in the Sunday school
room, on Law Enforcement"
The last American Legion dance
under the auspices OF Walter l.. Fox
Post, No .. of this town Will take
place at the State Armory tomorrow
evening.
A reception TO Rev. and Mrs. J. w.
Colona, will be given them by the
members of Wesley NJ. e Church, to-
morrow evening.
Motion pictures will be presented to
the public this evening. at Peoples
Christian Church, when the film, The
Stream OF Life" will be shown. The
cost OF installation was moro than
81 200.
Look for the Parcel Post ads in
Every Evening on Saturday, Many
articles of interest to you will be ad-
vertised.-Adv.
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GANDFR SITS on EGGS.

Seaford. April 20.--Roy Burris. Sea
ford farmer. has a gander that - sit
ting on eight eggs. and has proved AZ
attentive 10 his work as a goose. Mr..
Burrls al first set goose on - eggs,
but the gander bailt his own nest,
stole eight OF the eggs from under
the goose. and has been sitting on
them every since.
Mr.. Burris at FIRST endeavored 70
break up the sitting on the esgs OF he
gander. but finally let him alone. and
expects him 10 hatch out eight little
goslings.
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tis vinyard; piano selection. Miss
Alice Brown: recitation, IAN Egotisti-
cal Lover" John Bpicer; Song OF
Riddles" by nvo children; solo,
Blanche Mcssick; recitation, Peggy
Crothers: solo. Mrs. Pleasanton; reel
tation, Helen Cicaver; community
singing. led by Mr.. Joseph q. Brown.
Clarence 10. Pool and Frank r.. Pool
Mrs. Bcrnice ID. Mettcn. chairman
OF decoration. had tho room very
prettily trimmed With geraniums,
palms and lilacs. and Nias Bessie An
devon served delicious refreshments
The proceeds from tho entertain
ment arc for n new motor for the
church organ.
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Every Evening on Saturday. Many
articles Of interest TO you will be sd-
vcrtised.--Adv.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, April 2o.-Having
decided TO hold a carnival at Elmhurst
for one week. beginning Saturday
June "a. the Five Point CIVIC Aasoc!a-
ton members will hold a special meet
ing next Monday night to discuss
plans for the affair. Proceeds will be
applied to the fire apparatus fund.
Law Enforcement Week will be OBJ
served here with a meeting at the
Community Building on Tuesday
night.
The recent Community Fair held
by the Five Points baseball club netted
that orga nization 800. which Will be
devoted 10 the ball team.
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NEWARK SCHOOLS.

Newark. April 2o.-Superintendent
Owens OF the local schools has an
nounced that the High School COM
viii be held on June l6.
The graduating class will number
about 90 this year.
The Negro school will close on June
Q, and the white schools on June l6.
The latter will keep open a week long
er because of having been closed for a
short time during the winter, owing
to scarlet fever.
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Declares He Has Never Seen
the Equal of Tanlac in All
His 66 Years. Health Re-
stored by IL After Every
thing Else Had Failed.

The Flu left me in such a rundown
that life Was miserable and
work was burden. said John "
Thomas, well known insurance man.
living at 600 Tatnan street, Wilmington.
Del, IN recent statement regarding
Tanlac Such has been the experience
OF thousands upon thousands oi people
throughout the continent, who, Ike
Mr. Thomas, have testified that il re-
manned for Tanlac to bring them back,
20 health, strength and working efficiency
following Influenza, typhoid and pnel-
monia and other troubles that result IN a
rundown condition. Continuing his
statement, MIR Thomas said
Twice | have been yictlm of IN
iluenKa, the last time about two wears
ago. and SINCE tha, time, that - until
took Tanlac, | have suffered from
stomach trouble, nervousness, and have
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PASTOR WELCOMED.

Delmar, April 20.-About rs men,
bers of the congregation assembled
at the NJ. p. parsonage, Tuesday eve
ming. 70 make a donation and welcome
the return of the pastor. Rev. T.. Fl.
Jones.
Short speeches were made by Mrs.
r. w. Adkins, representing the Ladies'
Aid Society; Zepha Oliphant, the Ush-
ers' Union; c. J. Calhoun, board of
stewards: w. S. l.. Ellis. board of
trustees. Refreshments were served.
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LEWES NOTES.

Lewes, April 20.--Mrs. Custus At
kins and daughter have returned from
a. prolonged visit TO Philadelphia, and
are entertaining house party
Miss Ruth Peck of Lansdowne, Pa,
and Joseph Luke Of Mendinhall, Pa.
are among the guests.
Mrs. Roland G, Raught, who has
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FINE BIRTHDAY PARTY.

MiddletOwn. April 20-The ladies Of
Forest Presbyterian Church gave a
delightful birthday party in the lecture
room Of the church. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edith Cochran, as chairman.
furnished this entertaining program
Reading, Paul Revere's Ride" Miss
Esther Shallcross: vocal solo. Mrs.
Hampton Johns; recitation. 'Spress
Yourself, Ike" Virginia Brady; vocal
solo. Mrs. Leland Pleasanton: piano
and violin duet, John Pool and cur
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Minister" with cast Of IS characters
In eccentric costumes. win be given
by members and friends Of Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church, In
Ryon's Theatre, Thursday nixht Of
next wcck. for tho benefit OF the en-
tertainment hall which u to be built
to the rear OF the church.
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Every Evening on Saturday. Many
articles OF interest to you will be ad-
Yertised.---AdV.
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PLENTY OF WORK.

Claymont, April 2o.-Reviving pros
perity In the stool trade Ia reflected
In tho increasing orders received by
the local steel plant.
II Is intimated that the volume OF
now business may result In tho work.
ing OF double shifts soon. Worth Steol
Co. is employing new men daily.
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Rub on Sore Throat

Musterole relieves sore throat quick
~. Made with oil OF mustard. it is a
clean white ointment that will not
burn or blister like the old-fashioned
mustard plaster.
Just spread 1t on with your fingers
Gently but surely it pdnetrates TO the
sore spot and draws out the pain. Get
Musterole at your drug store today.
IS CSC in jars G. tubes; hospital size,
So.
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Wall Hap Of Delaware 50 Cents.
A limited number OF tho Rand-Mc-
Nally maps OF Delaware are on sale at
Every Evening once. so cents; 10
cents for postage 10 any address.-Adv
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Oyster Supper at TaIleyyIlie.

The Ladies' Guild Of Grace =. l..
Church at Talleyville VIII give an
oyster supper this evening IN Talley-
Vile Hall.
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In loving remembrance OF Ebram w
Bull who departed this life five years
ago today:
Rest Eternal grant 10 him, o Lord,
And let perpetual light shine upon
him
May he rest in peace.
Mrs. Edna Bull and farnily-Adv
The Seward gateway., 1922-09-21

your needs and meets your require ments. If you desire any particulars or literature about any of them the same will be gladly furnished you by the Rexall druggist.
 Also bear in mind that whether or not you desire Rexall remedy it will pay you in satisfaction as well as in lollars and cents, to patronize "The Rexall Store, where you will always find courteous treatment we'll kept and complete stocks and the lowest possi- ble prices, consistent with quality.
 On every package of Rexall pre- paration you will find printed the fol- lowing, United Drug Co., and The Rexall store selling this preparation guarantee it to give satisfaction; if it does not, go back to the store where you bought it and get your money. It belongs to you and we want you to have it."