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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington, Juno S.--Miss Alice
Richards and Miss Agatha Hughes
have been visiting Mrs. William Stokes
at Wyoming.
Charles Gordon md family are
occupying their cottage at Rehoboth
Beach for tho summer
J. L. Nasten has returned homo from
n private hospital In Philadelphia. and
Is very mnch improved.
Miss Harriet Shaw has secured a
position near Ashville, n. c.
Mrs. n Bartlestone is visiting,
friends In New York City.
Miss May Hopkins is visiting her
uncle, Howard Hopkins, at Burris-
Vile, Md
Rev. j. r. Bailey and daughters
Irma and Alma. Of Georgetown. spent
Monday here as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Faulkner
motored TO Lewes and spent Sunday
with Mrs. Harry Ellis.
Mrs. il. Cohen and daughter, Sarah,
are spending two weeks as guests OF
friends in Philadelphia.
Frank Derrickson OF ConshohoclScn
Pa. was tho guest Of his parents, this
week.
Mrs. Alvin Satterficld of Whining
ton has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Cahall.
John J. Harrington and John II.
Bullock. candidates for the Democratic
nomination of sheriff Of Kent county.
are actively carrying on their cam
paigns In different sections OF the
county,
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden, June S.--Mlss Anne ".
Sarde hae issued invitations to n hun
drod friends and acquaintanccs In the
State. Philadelphia and New York, to
meet Rev. and Mrs. Albert Cooper of
China this afternoon, from 4 to
o'clock Mt tho Wild Flower teahouse.
Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin T.. Thompson.
OF Dover, Mrs. Ezekiel w. Cooper of
Camden. Mre. Charles ]. Harrington.
Mrs. Samuel w. Hale. Mrs. Richard
Roland Kenney, Miss Jessie Harring
ton and Miss Rose Virlen of Dover
will assist.
Womens Foreign Mlaelonary So
Clety Of the NJ. T.. Church I'm town
was entertained Tuesday afternoon at
the parsonage. Mrs. G. w. Moore, the
pastors wife, being hostess.
Mrs. HUM. daughter Of Mre Maude
Muffin. entertained tho Afternoon
Bridge Club and her friends in town
home. where ehe is now residing
Cards followed an informal luncheon
The rainy weather has greatly re
tarded the construction Of the roads ir
town. but # is yet the hope of citizen:
that the work Will be completed 10y
July. according to contract.
Lieutenant I. II. Cooper. Benjamin
T. Hartman and A. Jackson Stubb,
were elected town commissioners at c
town meeting this week 10 fu tn,
vacancies caused by Samuel s. Sarde
William u. Richards and William NJ
Evans rcsiguing from the board re
Gently,
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
srecial Correspondence Every EvenIr

SIecln correspondence FNefy Evening.
Elkton. Md, June s.--Commence-
mcnt exercises OF girls school of Tome
Institute were held this afternoon In
Memorial Hall. those receiving dlplo-
mas were:
Commercial coursc-Elizabeth Re
hecca Benjamin, Port Deposit: Hazel
Dorothy Blackburn. Port Deposit /;
Caroline Henrietta Boyd, Perryville
Iva Virginia fiite. Port Deposit Lucy
MARBLE Logan, Rowlandville: Mildred
Little Owens. Perryville: Janc Brad
Icy West. Perry Point: Nettie Hazel
,Winkler. Wilmington, Del.
General couree-E,lizabeth Alberta
Coudon, Perryville; Lucille Knleer
Grieet. Liberty Grove; Margaret Jack
son Kirk. Port Deposit: Rosemary
Thresa O'Melin. Perry Point: Almrr
Virginia Thompson. Havre lie Grace
Classical course--leilia Ellzabetf
1Titc. Port Deposit; Charlotte Mstlldr
Hostetter. Rowlandville; Edith Fisher
jackson. Colora; Abbie Marie Wentz
Perryville.
Captain s.. lyle Leithiser OF PerrJ
Point and Mas Charlotte l.. King o
Elkton were married. yesterday morn
ing, at the Catholic rectory Ivy Father
Arnd. Miss King. for several year,
was stenosrapher for tho Attn,
Powder Co, at Wilmington.
Susquehanna Exhibition CO. ha,
been Incorporated. capital S25, ,00'
with Charles w. Craig. Robert "
Headquarters Of the company will b.
at Havre de Grace
Marriage licenses were granted II
Elkton. yesterday. to Charles II. Erp
Gliding and Esther NJ Salik. Havre 4,
Grace; James il. Cooper and Marion
| q, Merrell. oak Grove. Del: Ceorg,
Sproat and Thrcsa Logan. Providenc,
Mills. Md
Chesapeake City high school com
mencement exercises will be held thi
evening. The graduates are Elizabetl
Hazel Mccoy, John J, Pryor. James j
Murray. Clement Y. Vaughan an,
George X. Houck. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jchn l.. Sheldon q
Barksdale announce the cnRn gemen
Of their daughter. Mary Jane sholdor
to Frederick II, Lovelees OF Chesnpea X
City. The wedding will take place tn
latter part OF this month,
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o'clock. one appeal was made relative
10 the city assessment. Christopher
pfrommer requested that a lot, which
he is aase~ed for, and which has been
sold. be strickon off hin liai.
The carnival which will bo given.
beginning next Monday and lasting
untn Saturday, by tho Metropolitan
Shows. for the benefit OF the New
Castle Athletic Association, viii be
held on the Baraca bnsebali diamond
on South street near Fourth. In place
OF former Baraca playground Mt Fifth
and Delaware streets. as announced
This evening tho mombers Of tho
Young Mena Aesociation of the First
Presbyterian Church will hold n meet
lng al the home of Arthur W Hop
ltlns. Plans arc being mnde 90 hold a
beach party at the close of tho meet
ing at Hopkins Beach.
Frederick Lewis early last evening
while riding q motorcycle, collided
with an automobile while coming out
OF lane near Rose lTill. Both the
driver of tho motorcycle md Mrs
Boggs. an occupant OF tho automobile
were injured and taken 10 a Whining
ton hospital Slight injury was done
| TO the motorcycle
The overall boys baseball team vii
use the following lineup tomorrow
evening against tho Wilmington Fibr,
| Specially team in the opening twi
light game Of the seaaon al Battery
Park: King. RI. a. Gallagher. III
| Rees. 3b; Mcdaniel. g.; poden. II. Kel
Icy. es; Kern, 2b, Walls, cf; Davis
p.
See Bridgewator for Jeweiry.--Adv.
Household furniture for eale, ale,
player piano. Apply Grover Ingle
Baidton ADV
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, June S.-Mrs Mabel Col
Inns. wife of Clinton Collins WIS taken
to Cambridge. Md, hospital yester-
day, for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Pearson and
sons. Marion and Gerald. who had
been residing at Seaford for several
years. left yesterday for Betterton.
Md. wh@re they will spend the sum-
mer. In the fall they will go 10
Rochester. y. y. 10 reside IN the
future.
Mrs Samuel J. Robinson entertained
members of the Wednesday After
noon Bridge Club. yesterday. at her
home on Conwell street
Professor Lowden. instructor in
athletics at Seaford public school, &C
companied by Irving Carpenter, and
Albert Hill, seniors in the school, ar,
attending rfie graduation exercises OF
Lafayette College. Easton. Pa.
Professor G. Z. OFT. a teacher In the
school. has gone to Chestnut Hill. Pa.
nomics teacher, has returned to hel
home at Townsend.
Mrs. J. h. Thompson. Jr.. of Clayton
/ spent yesterday here with her mother
Mrs. Sallie Wiley.
| Miss Maude Dorsey left yesterday
for visit OF several days with friend.
/ Ia Baltimore.
! Miss Sarah Wright Rawlins
daughter of former State Treasurer
Thomas n. Rawlins. who graduated
Monday evening from Goucher College
Baltimore, has returned home, &C
companied by her mother. who attend.
ed the commencement exercises
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Many Enjoy Wesley Commence
ment in Dover Opera House
Last Night.
TO VOTE ON BIG BOND ISSUE

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Newark. Juno s.-Plnne are being
made for the referendum vote TO b~
taken on Saturday. June "a. to bond
the town for si6s. 600 for the building
OF new school building. Only school
taxpayers can vote at this election
should the taxpayers decide In IA
vor of bonding for Sl65.oo0. 1t IL pro-
posed 60 go ahead and erect one wing
VI the proposed building at once and
20 complete tho building later. when
the School Auxiliary Is in shape to
grant the financial cid promised.
Ground for the building was purchased
some time ago on Academy street be-
low tho present grammar school. The
fret wing should Il be built will be for
the hlgh school and as many OF the
lower grades as possible.
The Chamber of Commerce and the
High School Alumni Association have
Endorsed tho building plan. .
There will also be a school election
on Saturday OF next week TO elect a
member OF the Board OF Education
The term OF Dr. Walter III. Steel. presl-
dent of the board expires.
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WEDDING AT SMYRNA.

Smyrna. Juno s.-At tho homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David 4. Knots, 1l6
Mt Vernon street. smyrna Saturday
evening. their daughter, Evalyn. was
united in marriage TO Frederick j.
poycc. OF Wilmington. by Rev. Thomas
rar,iee Of Christiana. uncle of the
bride. They entered tho parlor at s
O'Clock TO tho strains of tho wedding
march. played by Mrs. Horace Knots.
The house was tastefully decorated
with pink pconics and roses.
The bride wore n gown OF ivory
Canton crepe and carried white roses
and sweet peas Tho brides maid.
Nu~s Lille Chambers. sister Of tho
groom. wore pink crepe do chino and
carried pink roses. Clark NJ, Knots
was the groom's beet man. Only the
immediate families and n few invited
guests witnessed tho ceremony.
After refreshmcnts were served. Mr.
md Mrs. Boyce left Ivy automobile
Ter their home in Wilmington, 9lC
west Ninth street.
The bride IS a graduate nurse OF
Delaware Hospital Training School
class Of 1921. The groom is associated
with his brother I'm the contracting
and building business.
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Guaranteed to End
All Stomach Distress

The greatest prescription for Indiaes-
ton. Dyspepsia, Sour stomach, Gas BeYch-
ing or any stomach Agony. Distress or
Misery IS called DR.. Orths Stomach Rem
edy. Read what Mrs. Florence Smith. an
Ashtabula. Ohio, lady says about IL.
II suffered from Stomach Trouble for
over a year-as result my system be-
came poisoned resulting in rheumatism
aud backache. SO much so that I could
not work and suffered untold agony. Got
no relief until a friend got me a box of
DR.. Orth's stomach Remedy and after
taking one box / have fully recovered
and am now able to do my own work and
work in the garden. ] know people are
skeptical as | was but all they need to do
is try IT. They viii, be Just as enthusi-
astic as myself"
! 80 II you suffer from Indigestion, Dys-
| pepSa. Acidity. Sour Stomach, Gas
| Heartburn. Biliousness, Headache, Coated
! Tongue and pains In stomach. go to your
druggist at once and get box OF DR.
, Orths Stomach Remedy and when you
| start TO tako IL realize that DR. Orth ha.
used IT successfully In thousands OF case,
exactly like yours. Eokerd's Drug Stor.
| and all good druggists can supply you
| Special note to out OF town sufferers
| 75 cents mailed TO the Orth Laborat tory
! Company. East Liverpool. Ohio. will bring
a box by post and guaranteed.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. June S.-R. c. Golfer
has the contract to lay the Sewer for
the Delaware City ice plant. Work
was started Monday.
II. c. Webb has the contract for
hay and oats for the Engineer De
partment, Fort du Pont, and has
started 10 deliver.
Earl c. Bann's bicycle was stolen
from his porch. Monday night and nc
clue 10 the thief has been obtained.
The public schools closed yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Todd OF Bridge
Vile. are here for the weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Lay
field.
Delaware City County League team
defeated East End A c. Of Whining
ton in twilight game on Canal Field
last evening. by the score of TO 0.
Miss Eula Vineyard, first grade
teacher of the public school. gave a
picnic on w. y. TESTERS lawn for her
scholars, this afternoon.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.

Seaford. June s.-The new Mt. Zion
NJ. +. Church, on the Seaford Laurel
State Highway, will I've dedicated sun
day. June II. The morning service
Will be opened with love feast at
o'clock. followed by preaching. The
afternoon service viii begin at
o'clock. The choir OF Cenetary NJ. T.
Church. Laurel. will have charge OF
the music and a very Interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
Rev. +. +. Carpenter, pastor Of St
Johns NJ. f. Church, Seaford. Will bs
1.-THE speaker Of the afternoon. Tho
dedication services will he held In the
evening and will be in charge of Rev
W. r. Mowbray, superintendent OF
Dover district.
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UNKNOWN SOLDIER DROWNED

Delaware City. June ,s.-Thc second
drowning accident of tho week oc-
CURED at Fort Mott. late last evening
private whose identity has not been
ascerteined dove from the springboard
on the wharf at Fort Mott and failed
to come 20 tho surface.
Graphing irons were procured from
Mr. Harry Rose OF Delaware City and
small boat from Fort du Pont with
officers and men went across the river
TO aid in the recovery OF the body. bu;
without success.
Sunday week. n private in the band
at Fort du Pont went swimming in the
canal opposite the government reser-
Vation and while in the middle OF the
canal was drowned.
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STAFFORD COMMENCEMENT.

Scsford, June S.-Eishteen eenior-.
comprising the graduating class OF
scaford high school. received diplomas
~ the commencement exercises OF
the school, Tuesday night, in New
Theatre
Julius Goodman made the valedic-
tory address. and Virginia Vincent OF
West Seaford. was salutatorian. The
diplomas were presented by superin-
tendent W. VI. II. White The address
To- the class was by Chancellor J. o.
Wolcott.
The four prizes. amounting to $50
contributed by Charles NanLeer for
the N,est averages. were awarded as
Follows Julius Goodman, s25: Nir-
ginia Vincent. SIS: William b Miller
So. Lola Griffith. 81
Thoee receiving diplomas We're: Vir-
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FOUND ANCIENT SKULL.

Milford. Juno S-While removing
trees at Church Hi School, yester-
day. for the purpose of clearing the
way for the Milford Harrington road,
workmen uncovered human skull in
an old community burying ground.
According to data securcd this is
one of the oldest cemeteries in Del
aware. and one of which all trace had
been lost. The skull was found be-
meath the roots OF a mammoth tree.
The tree was probably one hundred
years old, and must have been planted
on the site after all trace OF the grave
was lost. as It evidently covered the
spot where once stood marker.
1t has been learned that this was
forperly an Episcopal burying ground
and WAS known as the Savannah. II
Is three miles west OF Milford
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by Rev. d. w. Jacobs In Avenue NJ.
II. Church. Sunday morning next. AT
the commencement short photo play.
Foolish Age" will precede the cere-
monies.
Following are tho graduates: Tel
ford Dixon Hudson. Zelda Garrison
Clendaniel. j. Holland Prettyman,
Alice Prettymsn. Naoma Ardith Far
ber. Rucknrd y. Wilson, Bernard Bur
gett Riggs. Ellen Day Harper. Fur
man Burden Clifton, Stanley van
Dyke, James Henry Postles, Asnur
Truitt johnson.
The grammar school graduation
will he held this evening In tho Pls,s
, Theatre. Any ono purchasing q
ticket for tho picture show will III
entitled TO n seat at the graduation
exercises.
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NO MORE CHICKENS ON
CHESTERTOwN STREETS

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown. Md. June 8-The
Beard of Town Commissioners has
thrown a bomb into the poultry yards
of the town by passing an ordinance
prohibiting chickens owned and raised
In the town running at large on the
streets. Much annoyance has been
caused 10 owners OF pretty flower
yards and gardens by the deprodations
of whole fiocks of chickens. and fre-
quent. complaints have been made to
the commissioners about the practice
Some people have even been go bold
as TO cut holes in their fences in
order to let the chickens out upon
neighbors. but the practice must now
cease under n severe penalty. As a
consequence there is much Indignation
among the chicken owners.
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Miss Van Dyke. Julia Frances, Mary
Louise Mayer; grafton, "A Challenge,
Evelyn NJ. Cooke, yaledictorian
Greeting to Spring" strauss. glee
club: commencement grafton. Rev
Herbert r. Randolph, ID. D., Washing
ton, -. c.; Rhapsody No. 2" Llstz
Virginia Cobb. Dorothy Williams
Madeleine Reeve. Mrs. Hughes; "Tann.
hauscr March," Wagner, Elizabeth
Mayer. Gloria Thornhurg, Mrs Hugh.
cs, Caroline Budd.
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LEwES NOTES.

Lewes. June s.-Miss Humes and
her mother and nephew OF Atlanta
Ga. have arrived at E. c. Burton e
bungalow on Lewes Beach for the
summer.
Mrs. Hannah Burton aged IS years
died yesterday morning. She leaves
five children-Captain Fred Burton
and John Burton Of Lewes; Mrs. Ed
ward QuilIen of Portsmouth, Va
Mrs. Annie Holloway OF Groton, Conn.
and Mrs Charles Martin Of New
London, Conn. Funeral services a.
her late home at . o'clock. Friday;
interment IN NJ. z. cemetery.
Mrs. Robert Scott and Miss Annie
Dunning have returned from a visit
10 Atlantic City.
Mrs. Albert Dunning has returned
from visit TO Wilmington.
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CIANMONT NOTES.

Claymont. June S-Oliver Hineman
In tho only candidate fer school di-
rector 90 succeed Robert G. McFalls,
who rctires after four years service
pn Claymont Board of Education. The
election IN 10 he held at the stone
school house. On the Wilmington pike
between 2 and 3 y. m, June Il.
Mrs Isaac Evans has taken passage
tor England. on the steamer Celtic,
sailing from New York city. She
will visit, friends I'm her native land.
Scotland. returning in the early fall.
Biron ID. Hathaway. head OF the
welfare department at the Worth
steel Co.'S plant viii spend two
weeks vacation IN the Adirondacks
ae expects 10 leave here about June
10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08

could see that | was getting better.
] took several bottles Of the Vegeta-
tleCompounc and used Lydia Z. Pink
ham Sanative Wash and ] am en-
tireiy cured Of my ailments. You may
publish this letter If you wish. -
Mrs NJ SIBERIAN, Route 2, Lake, Mich.
There is one 5ect women should
consider and that this. Women suf-
Ter from irregulv ties and various
iorms ofweaknesk They try this and
that doctor. as u as different med
!clnes. Finally hey take Lydia E.
Pinkham's C19pound, and Mrs.
6herman's e'qrience is simply an
other case sho\ hg its merit.
II your FAM 0y physician fails to
help you and be same old troubles
persist, why IS ~ II reasonable to try
LYDIA E. Pin! hams Compound
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CHURCH ANNIvERsARY

Dover. Juno S.--People's Christian n
Church will hold special services mex,
Sunday at 1890 O'Clock. I'm celebration
of tho twelfth anniversary of It's dcdi-
cation. Tho church has a member
ship of between Ave and elk hundred
with nm active resident mcmb~ship OF
a5A.
The pastor. Rev. n. G. Hcfcnstcln
n. -. will preach the anniversary
sermon and Will take as his subject
The creed OF tho Christian Denoml-
nation"
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ROTARIANS AND LADIES.

Dover, June s.--Dover Rotarians will
hold their frst ladies night ON the
evening OF June 23. Rev. Richard w
Trapnell, rector OF st. Andrews
Church. Wilmington will be the speak
er.
Tho local club expects largo dele
cations from Salisbury, Easton and
Crisflcld for the occasion.
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MARRIED IN BALTIMORE.

Seaford. June S.-J. Leslie Donoho.
who holds a responsible position in
Baltimore with tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Co. son OF Mrs. Eunice
Douoho. West Seaford. was married,
Tuesday. to Miss Lillian Bowie Worth
ington. of Baltimore, at the brides
residence in that city.
Among the Seafordians who attend
ed the wedding were Mr.. Donoho's
mother, Mrs. Eunice Donoho; his
brother, Charles w Donoho: his
sister and her husband Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel J. Stein. and their son. Leslie
Stein
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FOR STATE AUDITOR.

Harrineto June S-tieorge Il.
Swain, prominent Republican Of the
Ninth Representative district. has an
nounced himself as candidate for
State auditor nomination.
Professor Swain is we'll known in
this section OF the country, having
taught school in Leipsic and Houston
and during the past year was ono OF
the faculty OF Harrington high school.
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HURT IN AUTO UPSET.

Seaford. June S.--Lec Cordrey OF
laurel was injured in an automobile
accident, yesterday afternoon. on the
Scaford- Laurel State Highway. when
his automobile struck an obstruction
in the road. skidded to the side OF
the concrete. and turned oyer.
Cor1rey sustained dislocated
shoulder and various bruises.
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ginia Vincent. Virginia Harrington,
Volma Williams, Grace Coulhournc,
Naomi Friedcl. sigma Coulbourne. Lola
Grififth. Elizabeth Cannon, Agnes
Lloyd, Florence Marvel. Maync Rich
ardson. Thomas Moore, Walter Nc
Nelly. George Emery. Amcrd Cannon,
james Burton. Julius Goodman and
William Il. Miller.
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NEW PARSONAGE STARTED.

seaford. June S--work on tho nNw
Nj. olivet NJ. P> parsonage. to be
built of briclo 81 a cost OF upwards Of
$4,000. was begun yesterday. follow
Ing tho moving on tho site Of the old
parsonage. which was purchased by
former mayor J. II Cox for 5000.
When completed the now parsonage
Wi. be one of most modern on the
Peninsula
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WESLEY COMMENCEMENT.

Dover, June S.-Dover Opera House
was crowded last evening. the occa-
sion being the commencement exer-
c!~es OF Wesley Collegiate Institute.
The platform on which the graduates,
faculty and visitors sat was beautiful
ly decorated with cut flowers and
ferns.
The program: Selection. orchestra
invocation. Rev. J. w. Colona, d. D.
pastor Of Wesley NJ. z. Church
'Oberon Overture" Weber, Madeleine
Reeve. Grace Furniss, Yolande Thomas
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MILFORD SCHOOL CLOSING.

Milford, June S.-Commencement
exercises of Milford high school will
be held in Plaza Theatre, Monday
evening, June IL. and class day ex-
ercises in Armory Hall, June Q. The
sermon TO the class VIII be delivered
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q weakness and at
times was obliged
TO stay off myfeet-
II doctored with
our family physi-
clan and he finally
said he could not
Jun d er stand my
case. so ! decided
to try Lydia Z.
|Pinkham's 8 Veg
etable COMPOUND.
After i had taken
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n. A. Groves for state ONCE.

Benjamin A. Groves r. being pro
posed for tho Republican nomination
for state treasurer or insurance com
missioner
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her AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
Lydia E Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound

Lake, Michigan. .-''Aboutone year
ago l suffered with irregularities and