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Pleasant Valley

Things are rather quiet this week
at Pleasant Valley. We are busy get
ting ready for the big sale of town
lots Wednesday of this week.
The train and crew of men are
/ out working on the road near Pleas
ant Valley today. They are putting
in the required number of ties and
are putting cinders on the road, and
just fixing up things in general, first
class condition. We expect to renew
our shipping activities early next
week.
They are loading out car of
grain Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week This is the first car to be
loaded since the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlin Ross visited
at the home of Ike Ratzlog Tuesday.
Luther Mays is on the sick list this
week.
R. M. Heath moved into their new
home at Archer Tuesday. We are
pleased to note that they are going
to remain with US.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ross visited in
Pleasant Valley neighborhood fast
Tuesday. I
Inc Pleasant Valley community
was we'll represented at the Commu-
nifty meeting held at the court house
in Liberal Saturday, we having the
greatest number in attendance. The
$40 was awarded to the Pleasant VAL
ley school. We certainly enjoyed the
day, even if we did have to come
home in storm.
Mrs. Hoover visited her sister, Mrs.
R. M. Heath, this week
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rittenour were
visiting at the home of Ike Ratzloff
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the home Of. Mrs. Punk Wayne
McClendon spent the day there also
J. W. Mitts and family spent Sun
day at the Luther Shaw home. Mr..
Mitts went from there to Tyrone to
take. the train for Guymon, where he
was summoned for jury work.
Miss Maude Roberts and Clarence
Murphy spent Sunday afternoon as
the guest of Miss Irma Martin.
Hood Southern of near Tyrone,
is helping his uncle, W. F. Southern,
sow oats and barley this week.
S. B. Kimble, who has been in the
hospital at Liberal for the past sew
eral weeks, is reported as getting
along nicely.
Ray Bennett and family have
moved in with Bliss Landess, where
he will farm the coming year. Mr..
Landiss is his uncle.
Mrs. PUNK and children and Luth-
err Shaw and family took supper at
the Joe Lewis home Monday evening.
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MERCHANTS MATINEE

Those who have tickets to give
you for the Majestic Merchants Mat
inee of Saturday afternoons, are as
follows: /.
F. Murcheson's D. G. D.. Garage
Peoples Oil & S. 9ply Co.
Chas. Summers & Son.
Tees South Side Grocery
Annex Cafe
Sanford Hotel ft
he Liberal Democrat
Ructer & Scott, real estate
Liberal News
Roy E. Davis Barber Shop
The Tire Hospital
Boles Dry Goods Store
Peoples Cash Grocery
Klean Klothes Klean
Calvert Bros. Grocery
Cash & Carry Grocery
Ideal Bakery
Eagle Grocery
Taylor's Drug Store
Bill Onions, Shoe Expert
Germans Store
wilkins, jewelers. G Optometrists
Chamber of Commerce
Dubois & Ravenscroft
Spradling's, Furnishing Goods
Reust's Novelty Works
Liberal Undertaking Co.
Pate's Studio N
Liberal Light Company
The Star Grocery
Automotive Garage x
Scandrett & Fuest Hardware Co.
Scott Produce Co.
Overland Service Station
Wilson Furniture Co.
s. q 8. Bakery
White House Thirst Parlor
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NABIsco ITEMS

The snow and rain of the past two
weeks has put a good season in the
ground for growing crops. The far
mers are busy sowing oats and bar
ley, and prospects are mighty good
just now.
Joe Lewis and family spent Sunday
at the jim Lewis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin and family
visited her father and brother, T. L..
and w. H. Brown and families from
Friday night to Monday. They were
enroute to Richards, Colorado, from
Lowell, Arkansas, and were travelling
by truck.
Mrs. Handles and children were
pleasant callers Sunday afternoon at
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]. T. Fresner of Enid, Oklahoma,
was here over the week end.
J. p. Hare of Amarillo, Texas,
was a business visitor here Saturday
Chas. Humphrey of Balko, Okla
homa, was in the city Saturday, at
tending to business interests.
w. W. Cook of st. Louis, was at
tending to business interests in the
city the first of the week.
Mrs. f. s. Jarrett and little son,
La renee, of Nara VISA, New Mexico,
came in Sunday night for a visit
wsh relatives here. ~
w. c. Fuller of Kansas City, was
in the city this week visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A Fuller, and attending to bust
ne7f matters.
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Southwestern Hardware Store
Vickers Grain & Seed Co.
Light Grain & Milling Co..
Tucker Electric Co.
Enterprise Grocery M fI
Geo. S. Smith & Bro, Drugs
j. d. Mahoney & Sons Grocery
Rock Island Tonsorial Parlors
Johnny's Hamburger Wagon
J. E. George Grocery
Langley's South Side Barber Shop
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RAIL ROAD NOTES

Earl Augerot, second trick caller,
was off Sunday and Monday on the ac
count of sickness.
H. E. McMullin, trainmaster, of Dial
hart was in the city Tuesday.
N. A. Sanderson, Refrigator Service
Instructor was in town Tuesday
H. E. Mccullough, Road Foreman
Of Equipment was in the city Tuesday
attending to business interests.
James Goldsmith, stationary fire
man was off few days this week on ac-
count of sickness. B. o. Bollinger is
filling the vacancy.
Foreman Paul Schenks was off Sun
day. w. B Taylor filling the vacancy.
George Forntas went to Pratt Tues
day to attend the wrestling match.
George Morphis is taking his place
while he is gone.
Joe Allabaugh went to Meade Sat
urday on short pleasure trip.
A. E. Shanks was down from Plains
Tuesday, consulting with physicians.
L. E. Langford Of Chicago, was
among the out-of-town visitors here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boles and baby
were in town Saturday and Sunday,
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Sturman, who was recently
operated on at a local hospital, is
nicely.
Mrs. Harry Maone made a trip to
Forgan Wednesday. She delivered an
Edison photograph there.
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Liberal Auto Supply Co.
The Palace Cleaners
Service Shoe Shop
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co.
Motor Parts & Supply Co.
Craig Shoe Store
Riggle Bros, Grocers
Bodecker Motor Coz
Reliable Radiator Co.
Davidson's Store
Mas & Ferguson Cleaning Works .
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Joe Aflabaugh went to Meade Sat
urday on a short pleasure trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boles and baby
were in town Saturday and Sunday,
visiting with relatives.
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L. E. Langford Of Chicago, was
among the out-of-town visitors here
this week.
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Mrs. Sturman, who was recently
operated on at a local hospital, is
improving nicely.
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A. E. Shanks was down from Plains
Tuesday, consulting with physicians.
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Mrs. Harry Maone made a trip to
Forgan Wednesday. She delivered an
Edison monograph there. :.
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TAKING FIVE POINTS CENSUS.

Richardson Park. Aug. 11.-With
practically every house in this section
numbered, the mail committee OF the
Five Points Civics Association will
make report to that organisation at
It's meeting tonight. The report will
show the population OF the Five Points
section to be approximately 1900
adults. The ceneus also showed that
while Richardson Park had 140 dwell
ings, Elmhurst was close second
with moro th&n 100 and more than
1000 lots to be occupied. The census
will be completed by Monday Of next
week and It is expected the postal au-
thorities Will then make A survey OF
this section. At the meeting tonight
an election OF a secretary to succeed
George Tinsman. resigned. will be held.
Residents Of Bellemoor. through the
Five Points Civics Association, have
arranged with the Wilmington &
Philadelphia Traction co. to have
Haytien's switch. a short distance from
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

. Elkton, Nd. Aug. 11.-County
Agents RAdebaugh and Derrick, as-
sisted by Home Demonstration Agents
Misses Hodgson and Gittinger, have
arranged for weeks outing OF the
Junior Boys' and Girls Clubs Of
Cecil and Hartford counties. to be held
at Halloway's Shore. along Bush river,
beginning Monday next.
DR.. T. B. Symons. State Director OF
Extension: Miss v. NJ. Keliar. State
Homo Demonstration Agent; Judge
Frank I. Duncan. Chairman Of Agr1-
cultural Committee, and others will
visit the camp and make addresses.
Tho instructions for boys will consist
OF the following subjects: General
animal husbandry. corn. poultry,
camp craft. electrical equipment for
tho farm. health. etc. For girls: Bread
demonstration. clothing, basketry,
foods. breakfast demonstration, can
ming demonstration. clothes cleaning
demonstration.
The following have been selected tc
attend the camp: misses Estelle
Nickel. Ida Ewing. Eva Lynch
Rising Sun; Eleanor MCDOWELL, Not
tlngham: Elizabeth Kincaid, Dorothy
Garvin, Colora; Mildred Weldon. Elk
ton; Sara Kidd and Virginia England
Rising Sun. Oscar Hammer, Noting.
ham; Charles England. Rising Sun;
Francis Smith. Cecilton; Alfred Kirk
Rising Sun; Charles Crothers. Risinf
Sun; Norwood Thornton, Elkton
Ralph England. Rising Sun; Harold
Strahorn. Elkton; Ellis Hawk. Not
tingham; Ernest Abrams, Charlie.
Kirkpatrick. Paul Kidd. North East
William England. Rising Sun; Harr,
Grant, Elkton: Ernest Wood. Nortf
East and Clement Mackey, Lewisville
Miss Ethel I. Lutheringer Of Cecil
ton. a recent graduate OF Western
Maryland College, has accepted ap
pointment az principal OF a grade,
school at Lanham. a suburb OF Wash
ington.
Miss Kathleen Hollister has arrive,
at her home at Mechanics Valley. afte
a three months vicit to relatives Il
Canada.
Marriage licenses were granted her
yesterday to James L. Logullo, VIII
mington and Elmsra Lowrey, Ne,
Castle, Del: Carroll L. Crawford
Westminster and Mary Devilbis!
Parkton, Nd: Harry H. Blackburn
Woodlawn and Virginia r. Snapy
Hilldale, Nd. and Grant Creswell an
Clara f. Cameron. North East.
Mrs. G.. Leslie Timns and children
who have been spending the past thre
months with Mrs. Timms' parents, NJ
and Mrs. Harry T. Alexander. lei
yesterday for her homo at Greensbor,
N q
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Castle. and Eddie" Hesselburg. we'll
known In Delaware independent ranks.
Several games have been arranged
with the Y. M. c. A. and other teams
In Sussex county.
Guests 1t the Belhaven Hotel In
clude w. Silver and J. X. Williams OF
Aberdeen, Nd. Donald Poole. OF Phil
adlephia, and Paul p. Thatcher. Paul
j. Thatcher. r. j. O'Hara. DR.. and
Mrs g. II. Johns. Janet 0rimth. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert r. Eager. A. Lindley
Eager. Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Cooling
and w. L. Cooling, Of Wilmington.
Miss Betty Walsh Of Wilmington, Is
Visiting Miss Matte Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bovard. OF
Philadelphia, are occupying their cot
tage on Maryland avenue.
DR.. Henry Danforth. Of Washing
ton. has taken a cottage here for the
remainder Of tho season.
J. B. Weeds. of Chevy Chase. Nd,
is spending August at Rehoboth.
Robert Burton. Of Washington. IL
at the Henlopen for the remainder
Of the season.
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THREE IN this
FAMILY HELPED
Baltimore Woman, H . Z
Mothar and Daughtsr-in-
Law Obtain Remarkable
Results From Tanlac-

''Tanlac has done so much for me and
my daughter-in-law that my mother
who is 80 is taking it on my recommends
ton and she has improved great deal, /"
said Mrs. Minnie Leach, III 8. Decker
street, Baltimore, Md.
"Tanlac completely relieved me of a
terrible case of stomach trouble and run
down condition. had lost ten pounds
and got so weak and nervous / could
hardly do thing about the house. 1t
was impossible for me to get a good
nights sleep and I'd get up in the morn
ing completely worn out and even the
sight of breakfast would nauseate me.
The little food managed to force down
caused me fearful pains and gas bloated
me up SO ! thought I'd choke Sharp,
pains in my back kept me in agony, and
my head ached like it would split.
"But l commenced to get better al
most as soon as ] started Tanlac. now
have wonderful appetite and retain
and digest all my food. have plenty
of strength and energy and my sleep is
refreshing. l only hope my statement
will help others who suffer like / did"
Tanlaa is sold in Eckerd's Medicine
81 -
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KICK OVER
REGISTRATION PLACE

Dover. Aug. ia storm OF indig-
nation has broken loose here in the
newly created registration district,
the Third election district OF the Fifth
Representative District, populated
largely by colored people and yet with
u good eprinklng OF white voters. over
the place OF holding the registration.
namely In tho ONCE OF a warehouse
wherein Is stored phosphate and farm
Ing impaementA Tho building u op-
poslte the tracks Of the Delaware rail-
roAd. who're there II neither good roads
nor pavemenrs and situated not far
From Kirkwpod street, tho main street
whore the oolored population i've and
congregate.
Tie -ESck. comes not only from the
Democratic white voters, bu; also
frorn Republican white voters, espe-
ciAlly woman II - reported tha, sew
erI Republican women have declared
they VIII no; Register II compelled to
30 70 this registration District
II - also reported that tn tho low
~ part q Kent County q condition ex-
1sts which heEe,1uee has not exast-
I'd thai ot tho town of Hickman be-
Ing cut on. - \ plAce for registration
this year. msantng that The voter.
Mo-n that town and locality v1r b.
'conpeDed 10 drive nary miles to rex-
&ster.
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lEwEs NEWS.

Lewes. Aug. lion Tuesday after
noon Pilot Harry v. Lyons took Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Long to Harrington
by auto to board the 4.30 o'clock
northbound train for Chester. There
tho Longs stayed over night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Burton and
proceeding to Philadelphia on Wed
nesday and from thereto Werners-
vile. During the Longs absence. Miss
Sallie Marshall will stay with Mrs.
Alida Lily. who has ftted her house
up az = home for convalescents.
The funeral of Mrs. George F.. Bur-
ton was held on Wednesday. The re-
mains were inferred In Col Chapel
burial ground. where her husband and
only daughter are buried.
The old school building was sold at
public auction and WIS bid In by Ma
|poleon B. Register for $3.50. The ground
has been leased by b. F. Shaw OF VIII
mington for a normal sum yearly.
Mrs. Hiram Short and sister, Mrs
Fawcett. have returned to their home
in Georgetown. after spending a month
at the Lewes Beach cottage OF Mrs
Hannah Thompson.
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KENT COUNTY BIRTHS.

Dover, Aug. 11.--Kent county is
keeping up its record for increases
In population according to the reports
Of the Board OF Vital Statistics, with
headquarters here. The following
births have been recorded during the
past few days:
Sarah Elizabeth Josting, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Josting Of this town.
Wednesday evening, August 8; birth
at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs James May.
near FELTON,, August 10; to Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Marshall Townsend, Milford.
August 9; to Mr.. and Mrs. Ara p,
Brown. near Pennington, August g.:
to Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Melvin near
FELTON,. August Z; to Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Morgan, near Houston, Aug
ust 8.
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GEORGETOWN PERSONALS.

Georgetown. Aug. 1i.--Mr. and Mira.
Arthur j. Morgan. Of Philadelphia, are
guests Of Robert J. Morgan.
Miss Mary CONN. sof Bryn Mawr,
Pa. 10 visiting Mrs James A. Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w. Davis. Of Will
mington, are visiting Georgetown.
Mrs @. R B. English. Of Lancaster
Pa. has been visiting her aister. Miss
Lucis L. Wilson.
Mrs Everett Chase OF Philadelphia
is Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Bennum.
II. Clay Kitchens. Of Mirlville, N. j..
Is visiting Georgetown.
Ira f. German. OF Philadelphia, Ia q
Georgetown visitor.
Rev. and Mrs. James l.. sparklin ar,
at Ocean Grove, N. j.
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CARNIVAL AT CHRIsTIANA.

Chr.stiana. Aug. 11.-Christiana Fire
Co. will hold q carnival on Currinders 9
lawn commencing tomorrow night and
continuing all next week. Free tickets
Will be given to all who enter the
grounds and y prize win be awarded
to one OF them each night. All kinds
OF novelties and fancy articles Will be
for sale. There Will be a package
booth for tho children; aiso q country
store. whore all the fruits and vege-
tables In sea son can be found.
Thursday night will be flremen's
night Fremen with their apparatus
from Newark. Ekton, New Castle, Els
marc. Five Points, Newport, Cranston
Heights and Holloway Terrace viii be
present There Will be dancing on
wednesday and both Saturday even
ingA Music VII be furniahed by an
orcAestra- Tho Christiana bus VIII
leave Seventh and French streets
Wilmington. each evening during the
carnival. 1t and ; O'Clock. dayiiKhi
nving tme.
Among the prizes to Do given aw7J
VII be 4 haxrd k 0oru. q reod rockies
and 4 BeAxie dog
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NEWARK NENA

Newark Aux- h-Idea1 veather
helped oo mako the annual Harvest
Home 3n Whi1aman1 Grpvo uudnr The
auspices a Tho Women of Ebene3er
N z Church . Success yesterday.
Many hundreds Tdnefnd rhe Xrv.e dur
ing Tho dAy and \ hrue nrmher had
their meals therc. witch Eers Served
tJ ths vsrnsa of tl7e church
Ihs Ad4rues By Dr. Iannas n T1y-
lr EEe feHsm~s ok Tho Ixp8xam In
the attar1ou1 AnA Sv<ntrx-
BuEnes Administrator and Nrn. A
G. W0ksnsoA ot tn Untvers1fy o!
Deaxare and their daux1fer. Mrs
Irene WI sp@d tho neE txo weeks
al Asbuzy Plxk
Tho 6Eunnde11. . local orchestra
VII Etvs \ dAnns b rhs Arrnnry mex,
We6nsadnv z1EA1
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Adirondacks. where they viii remain
two weeks.
Mrs Mary X. Paris 0f New York
y the guest OF Chief Justice and Mrs
James PcnnewfIl.
Misses Anna Watson and Glars
Miller are In the Pocono mountains
Rev. Jameh b. Stein, d. d.. OF Harris-
burg. Pa. u visiting his sister. Mrs
William B. Watson.
Miss Elizabeth 6atterfield has re-
turned from . weeks visit to Atlantic
City. Mrs. DR.. r. 8. Anderson is a
guest at the Hotel Henlopen. Re.
hoboth, for two weeks.
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CROWD AT OAK o1cHAm.

MILFORD. Anx. 1L-Yssaarday was
big Thursday- 1t many a the hay
shor~ resorn tn Delaware. and many
persons In th1a se0tiDn 0 tho Sia.e
took a hoa&dAJ-
Oak Orchard ha6 The hzxen1 ezvvd
In m hist0y. fhs r1nu1 uzs 20
Gu~cnd w4xh aztrEnDh1ss tkn1 ouzrxa6s
a1nns hn6 30 b pKUv1Ank
Big 14urxday 0ig4nn1eh frun an
aC d tho Oene11 ADenhly yxuy1dtnx
Tor the epH ssa1cn for eaacaztux ovx-
t1xS IN the Dalnx1re hay In The
y~ar lbst an aa v1s passet ruakinx
II unlawful for any person TO catch
oyvtrs IN any cruek U pond In The
Snte between May / and Aux-1st 10.
and ~ the ffrR open season began On
the second Thursday In Auxlsr the
oystsrmen and their fzmilies. A. well
~ the country folk nearby, made the
second Thursday IN August = gala day
TO watch the boats and crews set
Out for their work.
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CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown, Aug. 1.-The Board
Of Town Commissioners has passed
an ordinance requiring all property
owners 20 clean up their premises.
The week OF August 14-19 has been
designated as Clean Up Week" All
property holders who refuse to COM
ply with the requirements of the or
dinance during that week will be sub
ject TO fine OF $40 and costs.
Louis Marcus, proprietor OF the
Chestertown suit factory, died sud
denly in Atlantic City last week of
paralysis.
Mrs. Mary Pennington. sister Of
John Hiiyard of this town. died in a
Chester hospital on Wednesday of
blood poisoning. She leaves a hus-
band and three children.
DIR. J. p. Franklin. State health
ofiicer, reports a number OF cases of
typhoid fever in the county. There
are none. however, in Chestertown.
Charles McGinniss OF near Church
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BIG THURSDAY AT BOWERS.

Dover. Aug. 1.-Yesterday. big
Thursday" at Bowers Beach. was re-
ported AZ being the quietest In many
years. 1t was thought by some that
while the crowd was large, that 1t
was not so largo as in some former
yeAru. Tho state detective who waS on
the beach practically tho entire day.
reported ev~rything orderly. A large
crowd attended the dance last eve-
ming 1T ths Casino and tho new dance
hall.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
osaford and Adlaosnt Towns
May Have to Use SOFT Coal
Because Of Scarcity.

np>c,ai corrsspondsncs Every Evening
o>aford. Aug. 1l.-Seaford homes.
huaneee houses and industrial plants
ence the possibility Of being compelled
u burn aft coal for heating. lighting
and cooking purposes next winter.
according to facts which have been
brought to light since the appointment
hy Governor Denney Of a coal COM
mission for Delaware. And even soft
coal viii probably be obtainable only
In small quantities. According to
q statement made by an employe OF
the SUSSEX Gas Co.. which furnishes
gas for eeaford, Bridgeville. Blades
and Laurel. its plant will soon close
unless coal 10 received by tho latter
part OF next week. Wood Ia also scarce
In this section. or those who have 1t
ere holding 1t for higher prices. The
same grade Of wood that sold for "a
Per cord a few years ago sells for Is
60 $40 per cord now. and green slab
wood 10 hard to get at any price.
wAllace Fleetwood's garage. In
Blades. has been leased by a Phila-
delphia firm which will convert the
building, into a pajama factory and
install so electrical machines. giving
employment to rs persons.
Sharptown, Nd. is "A busy town
The Marvil Package Co.'s plant is
running day and part OF the night &c
MI contracts, and this week the can.
merry OF Charles Webster began op-
erations putting all the surplus labor
y.
The Seaford Chautauqua will begir
on September and continue sever
days.
Rev. and Mrs. II. G. England, oi
Washington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Robinson, who gave a motor
party to Oak Orchard yesterday II
their honor.
Mrs. II. II. Coulbourn was notified
by wireless yesterday OF the arrival a
Boston. Mass. OF her husband. who Il
master Of the barge J. X. Mitchell
which is loaded with lumber from
Charleston. s. C.
Mrs. Julia c. Stevens has returned
from Ocean City. Md.
Mrs. w. w. Hemmons and daugh
ter, Flossie, OF South Norwnlk. Conn
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Burr,s.
Mrs. j. Alvin Morgan and son are a
Salisbury, Nd.
Harry Roach, Of New York. Is visit
Ing George w. and Frank Roach.
Miss Elsie Hughes is at Hebron
Md.
Mrs. Margaret A. Iongendyke ha
returned from Philadelphia
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that place, made tho terminal Of tho
Richardson Park trolley line. Here
tofore the cars stopped At Summit
avenue. Ashley. and t11e Bellemoor
residents had to walk three squares.
The new terminal was placed in opera
tfon on Tuesday.
Thieves raided the peach orchard OF
Milton Maddox. here. several nights
ago and stripped tho trees. Mr.. Mad
dox had sold his crop and had planned
to pick the fruit the next morning.
Louis Reed Of Beilemoor reported
yesterday that someonef fhad stolen a
tent from his lawn Wednesday night
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COUNCILS ROUTINE.


City Council last night allowed ~
Department OF Public Safety t1s,sS9.Sos
the balance due for repairs TO No. I
enginehouse, and tho du Pont En-
cheering co. sIo0,2ss on account o.
harbor work.
Payrolls ss follows were pAS0ed:
Miscellaneous. }s.ss67s; Public Build
Ing Commission. S91b.63; crematory,
S52e.25: Council. $zs579.
Council Transferred 100000 from
the credit of bond sale TO the credit
OF harbor Improvement and directed
the Farmers Bank to transfer t1oos-
900 TO each inactive depo~itory Of city
funds.
A petition from Somer Jones Tor
repairs TO Monroe street between Sec
ond and Third streets was referred 70
the Street and Sewer Department.