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SnIina Mins One

SALlNA, May 24.--salina defeated
Hutchinson here today. TO /. The
visitors score Was made as the re-
suit of an error.
Score by innings: II, II. Il.
Hutchinson 010 600 000--l 0
Salina ....l0l 100 03x--6 2
Batteries--Henry and Decker:
Brooks aud kleyenaw.
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summary! kunE-Olton, Fisher. DEBATE,
Pitt. Hestley Errors-smith, Hsatlsy 2,
Two-base hits--Defste, Nufer. Sacrifice
on balls-On Brady l. struck out-By
Brady 6. by Mccoll I. Earned runs
Oklahoma City ., st. Joseph .. Left on
base-Oklahoma City 6, st. Joseph 7. Um-
pires-Donohue and Anderson. Time 1875.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2i.--A home run
by Pinch H,tter Flagstead. walk to
Rlgney and singles by Blue and Bassler
ming and the deciding game Of The Phil
adelphia series today, 7 to 9. Hellrna n n
had home runs the first two times at hst.
1t was the first Hame In is consecutive
that Miller failed 10 get hit.
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BOSTON. May 2i.--Despte HE numsr-
Gus bases on balls Warren Collins pitched
effectively IN the pinohes today, Boston
two runs. Slow thinking In tho Clevels nd
intield Handicapped Bagby's pitching.
Speaker has heavy cold and kept to his
hotel. joe Wood acting as manager.
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Heatley.s Errors ratal.

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 4.--Hestley
erred twice today. The first time It re-
suited In two St. Joseph scores. The sec
ond time It let In one. and -. Joseph
beat Oklahoma, 8 to 2.
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PhIIadsilkIa
pstroi,

sBntted for Jones In eighth.
xxliatted for Ehmke In eighth.
aBatted for Harris In second.
EEltan for Perkins In ninth.
Score by innings;
Detroit -. ............1i0 i0i os0--7
Philadelphia .........,..O3O OO2 00i-6
summary: Runs--Cobb. Heilmsnn q.
rlHestead, Risney 2, Bassler. Young Nc
Gowan, Dykes ., Galloway 2. Error
Rigney Two-base hits-Cobb, Cutshaw.
Galloway. Home runs-Helmsnn 2, Flag
stead. Double plays--Walker 10 Perkins
Bassler TO Cutshaw. Bases on balls--Off
Harris I. off Heimach 1. Oft Ehmke g.
of Olsen i. struck out-py Ehnke 6,
by Olsen 1, by Harris I.
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National League.

At Cincinnati 1, New York 2.
A. Pittsburgh II, Philadelphia 4.
A. 81. Louis 3, Boston &.
only three games scheduled.
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Sapuipa ....Oll 500 4ix--12 IS 0
Summary: Three-base hits
Fllppin, Clanton. Two-base hits
Cleveland, Newasha, Biggers. Sac
rifice hits-Grigsby. Clanton. Scott
2, Newasha. Stolen bases--Ne-
washa, Kelley. willis. Miller. Double
plays--Wohlstade 10 Clanton; Pet
erson to Flappin to Miller. Left on
bases-Muskogee 6. Sapulpa 10,
Struck out--By Bisgers s; by Peter
son A. Bases on balls--Off B!ggers
10: off Peterson 4. wild pitch
Biggers 3. Time--2 hours. Um-
pire--Womack.
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Western Associate

Okmulgee 4, Fort smith IL.
iHenryetta o, McAlester 9.
Pawhuska o, Joplin &.
At Enid 3. Springfield q.
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salina 8. Hutchinson !.
Bartlesville- CotfeyVllle, rain.
sapulpa ~, MuAkogee Z.
At Independence 3, Topeka :.
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A. Minneapolis 10. Milwaukee Q,
Al 81 PAU 3, Kansas city 4.
At Toledo q. Indianapolis s.
Al Columbus :, Louisville 2.
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By Il. A. BRIDGEwATER
Tulsa l0-lG innings.

IV-IU
That liz tells the story of of the most thrilling and
spectacular baseball games played in Tulsa With the
Oilers and Witches fighting for third place and the odd
game the SERIES the Wednesday afternoon put
UP such exhibition as is seldom
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Al New York 3, Washington s.
A. philadelphia 6, Detroit Z.
A. Boston q, Cleveland 2.
only three games schsduled.
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At Houston 4, Dallas
A. San Antonio 5. wichita Falls T.
Al Beaumont l, Fort Worth Q.
Al Galveston 2, Shreveport 1.
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Score by innngsi
1lcNoiand ..sssss.sss... .VpO VlO OOl--Z
summaryi Two-bese hits-Pratt, Fos-
ter. Ruei. Three-pse hit---Harris. Dou-
bic plsys--Seweil to Wanbsganss, Pratt
20 Harris Dusan TO Pratt 20 Harris
Bases on bals-on Bagby 2. OF Collins
z. Struck out-By Bagby ., by Collins ..
Collins, Foster ., RueL Error--Foster.
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ssNSTER.
T1H DAYS
.seR[sUlTS


TULSA 10, WICHITA Ia.
Sioux City 5, Denver II.
Oklahoma City ?, st. oJseph s.
Omaha pes Moines, rain.
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sxBatted for Wilson in ninth.
Score by innings:

SNbHV1eu Tuf WIItuh IN hIhth.
Score by innings:
Sioux City ..,.,....... 900 400 o2o-- S
summary; Runs-Gomes, Wright ..
shanley 2 O'Brien, Patterson, Dunn.
Spranger. Parker. Hamilton q, Heming-
way Elsh, Meta Errors--Metr, Palmer
g. Two-base hlts-Hsmilton. STANLEY.
Sprsnger. Robinson. Hemingway. Metz.
Patterson. OBrien. Home run-Metz.
stolen hase--Paterson. Double plays
Patterson TO Wright to Dunn, STANLEY TO
Springer. Hits and runs-Off Hilton IL
and 4 In 9 innings (none out In SEVENTH.
Earned runs-Denvsr 7, Sioux City s..
Base on baiIs-off Hall i, oV Hilton s.,
off Wilson 3. Struck out-By Hilton T..
by Wilson 8. Wild pitch-wilson. Los
ing pitcher-Hilton. ump,res.-Fitspatrick
and burnside. Time 2;0b.
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ces Take HairRaan z6Znng Battle From the Oilers by 1910 SCI
SEND WINNING RUNS
ACROSS PAN AS DUSK
SETTLES OVER FIELD

Boehler and Mcdonald Engage in Great Pitching Duel
After Predecessors Yield 10 Runs Each in First Nine
Rounds-Gane Filled With Sensational Plays;
League.Leading Saints at McNulty Park Today.
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NBattsd for Jones In ninth,
xNhan for skinner In ninth.
Score by innings:
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IT HAS NO EQUAL
SAYS INSPECTOR
Stomach Trouble of Many
Years Standing Entirely
Overcome and Whole
System Built Up.

What I needed was Just an all round
building up and Tanlac has done that
very thing" says J. F. 6kidmore, 300
18th street, S. w., Washington, D. c.,
fuel inspector for the Department Of
Agriculture.
For several years my stomach has
troubled me and have been In general
rundown condition. Invariably after
eating would bloat all up with sour eas
and feel miserable for hours. Al times
this gas would crowd around my heart,
causing severe pains In that region, and
/ also bad hurting In the small OF
my back, due to disordered condition
Of my kidneys.
"In fact my entire system needed over
hauling and Tanlao hes given me lust
the results wanted. now have raven
Gus appetite which l can indulge TO the
limit without feeling touch Of indiess-
ton. Tanlao has not only set my stom-
ach right, but It has done me good all
over. When it comes to stomach trouble
and q rundown system oonader Tanlac
without an equal"
Tanlao is sold in Eoknrd's Medicine
Stores
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STAFFORD AND VICINITY.

kcasord. Aug. is,--Free delivery
mall ssrvio. Will be inaugurated at
esaford on October 1, according TO
Postmaster J. Emory Wiley. The
town has been entitled 20 this service
for a year. hu, (, hAs been held up for
some unknown reason 10 the patrons
Of the ofs,ce. There Will be two deliy-
erica daily, ono in the morning and
ono In the afternoon. The carriers
have no, been appointed.
The Methodist Protestant parsonage
al eharp,own, Nd. has undergone
extensive improvements Portions Of
the parsonage have been removed
rooms enlarged. an octagon end put
IN. . single story kitchen made larger
and q story Addsd to that part OF the
building. Fresh paint has been APP
piled TO tho building. made and out
eide. wal paper put on several rooms
and many other improvements made
FOR the comfort of Rev. George r
Donaldson and family.
Tho barge Pearl Of Baltimore. has
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LswEs NoTnA

Lswea. Aug. 1S.-DsmA johnson.
whoss neck waA injured while he was
diving ut Oak Orchard. August 10. IL
still unconscious. Physicians at Beebe
Hospital say his condition - serious.
Rain has damaged William Dodd's
wheat crop andy william Chandlsr's
peach crop.
| CAntaloupss arsesslling hero At Is
oonts per basket.
The remains Of Martin Short have
boon brought from Philadelphia and
buried here. Mr.. Short once was q
grocer at Lewes.
Mrs. George Fisher. Miss Lillian and
Miss Clara Fisher. Of Marcus Hook.
Pa, motored to Lewes Monday and
wcre guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Paynter.
Mrs. Mark Roach and sMrsL Thomas
Paynter were guests OF Mrs. Bacon
OF Laurel. recently.
United States Commissioner Howard
Marshall Long and family Of Phila-
dsiphia. came to Lewes. Monday to
spend August and September in The
Virginia cottage at Lswss Beach
Miss Marguerite Paynter has 70
turned from Rehoboth.
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MILFORD NEWS.

Milford, Aug. 1s-Miss Carrie e.
Hammond. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. q. Hammond. OF Milford. and B. D.
Myers. OF wilkes-Barre. Pa. were
married Monday by Rev. O. =. Dry
don.
The Town Council 10 enforcing tha
collection OF dog tax. According "a
an ordinance. all dogs must be tagged
with n la22 check.
Yesterday was Observed as Bis
Thursday" AT Slaughter Beach. and
the attendance was large.
The canning factories started work
on tomatoes yesterday and are running
on full time. They contracted for a
large acreage. and there Will be plenty
OF work for several months. Tho con-
tract price IL 20 cents per basket.
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CHEsTBRTOwN AND vIHNITY.

Chestertown. Nd, Aug. 1S.-Miss
Mary Harris and Miss Margaret Crew,
Of Betterton, whose automobile was
struck by freight train at Still Pond
Tuesday afternoon, were injured more
seriously than was at first thought,
but both are resting comfortably at
their homes.
A boys conference Of tho Middletown
District will be held in the Chester
town Methodist Episcopal Church,
August 80 and 81, when Bishop VIII
liam Mcdowell. Fred b. Fisher and
DR.. Don S. Colt will be the speakers.
One boy and preacher from each of
the AZ charges on tho district. making
a total OF 126 delegates. will be present
A banquet will be the feature OF the
second evening.
Mrs. John Hiiyard. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis, Is i'm
proving.
The farmers all-day picnic on Wash
ington College grounds next week will
eclipse anything OF the kind ever at
tempted in this section. One OF the
big features Of tho meeting viii be An
exhibition Of flne dairy cattle, as we'll
as a demonstration Of the most i'm
proved farm machinery.
Mrs. John Jankowski, OF Rock Hall.
Is seriously Ill with blood poisoning
caused by an infection Of the foot
from mosquito bite.
j. D. Reardon, who moved here la st
year from Wilmington. has sold his
shes repairing business to George
Nigro and Paul Coco, OF Wilmington.
Mr.. Reardon and his family Will 90
to Jacksonville. Fla, to spend the
; winter.
Edward Mof1ett, aged 21 years, of
Galena, died on Sunday evening. after
weeks illness Of typhoid fever.
Miss Millicent Ruth. OF Wilmington,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Ruth.
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STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford, Aug. 1s.-Ieonard Wertz,
81 Philadelphia. IL visiting William
lingo.
Miss Florence Taylor. Of Camden,
n. j.. IN a CUES. OF Mrs. w. B. Rob
inson.
Mrs. J. f. c. Hnl Is entertaining
Mrs. J. Max Layton, Of Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Annie II. Williams and Miss
Margaret Williams have returned
from Salisbury, Md.
W. d. stevens received word yes
tsrday that his wife and daughter
Kathexim. who had been detained in
California by the railroad strike left
Berkeley on the Overland Limited and
viii be home IN . few days.
Rev. and Mrs. A e. Distz, Of New
York. and Miss Dorothy Wacker, O,
Brooklyn, n. Y are guests OF F. ]
Bauer
DIR. L. A. Davis. Of Medford, Mass.
is visiting z. J. Taylor.
Mrs. J. H. Cox - entertaining Mrs
Verd ClmAn, Of Baltimore.
Miss Nol11s e. Dawson b confined
! to her homo by an attack OF rheurna
tisun
J. r. Cooke, ticket agent at the
Pennsylvania railroad station, has
been granted two weeks vacation.
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4
aers. william Graham haA returned
from Philadelphia. u.
ana Mrs.. Mo6hane are At OAK Or
charA
Rsy G. W. Noms has FsenFnsd
from ocean Grove. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas HAH&sovs are
at Katie Hammock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lindale. Of
wilmington. have been visiting Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Ignatius 7, Cooper.
Misa Florence Burlce and EDWARD
Burke are at Niagara FAlA.
Miss Sue D. Miller has returned to
Wilmington. after visiting Mrs John
H. HinSiey.
Mr.. Claude Draper recently enter
tained the Bridge Club at luncheon.
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RRHoBOTH BEACH ITEMS.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug. 18-Wnmins-
ton guests at the Belhaven are. Eliza
beth II. Busine, Salne r. Shaw, Bessie
Foster. Minnie E. Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ID. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Redmile, Mrs. Charles Redmile. W. NJ
Palmer and William Morrow.
Miss Anna Hazard gave a dinner
party last evening In honor Of Miss
Mary l. Powers, Of Newark, and Miss
Ella b. Twlley. of Philadelphia The
guests included Miss Matte Mitchell
and Mrs. l.. H. Raymond.
Mrs. A e. Groves. OF Wilmington,
has taken the Pipes cottage for the
remainder OF the season.
Rev. G. T. Anderson and family, OF
Elkton. Md. have taken q cottage here
for the remainder OF August.
A beach party was given last eve
ming by Mr.. j. Paul Cranston. Those
ATTENDING were Virginia Lingo, Ger.
trude Morris. Marvel Norris. sybills
Feldmeier. Mary L. Powers. Ella Twill
ley. Matte Mitchell and Anna Has-
Yard.
HarryT Pepper of Columbus, Ohio
u visic1ngshis mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Poole and
family have returned to Rehoboth
after spending q week at Middletown
Mrs. Vernon Ford and family hav,
returned to Rehoboth after spending
several days In Philadelphia.
Miss Louise Eskridge is entertain.
ms a house party for a week. Thos.
| in the party are Miss Lucille Convey
Miss Virginia Vincent and Mss Tvs
Carter. OF Seaford; Mlss Marion Hur
ley. Of Philadelphia. They were en-
terta1ned at bridge yesterday by Mis-.
Mary Egan.
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LOWER DELAWARE
N AND PENINSULA
James Tyre. o. harbsson. He'd
70 o. 70 . ltospttal to Have
hook Taken From Hand.

n.osai CurrupoaAsnas livery EVENING
0>cegutowu. Aus. 1Ss--Jamss Tyre
q Hnrhesoa. rot = hook caught In hts
hand while nahing At Lsw~s. A
rhysscaan at Beebs Hospital removed
Tie hook.
Nnfvs Green severely sout hi hand
vAtie carving meat.
Jacpb II. 0nmmons - making ex-
tsnsavs tnpsussments 20 his property
"a soush RAcs street.
Horace 0rss1sy sirunn Of Bethel
49, annuouosd his candidacy for the
p>mporstic nomination for county
commissions.
Iyu Pettyjphn has purchased from
the hsira Of Jacob T. Chapman, land
on Calhoun and kong trcsta. for
q. 600. w1lliam " Supple Of Milford
~ purchased land At the corner a
Pine and Bszfrord streets from me
0ipmAn hsdrs for $S3S.
Frank L. hNoson OF WAshfnSton
- been wishing reAt1vn here.
Mr.. John r. Hhohem has beeu
undergoing trtsement at the Beeoe
Hospital, IeweA
NJ Jeanette Rust OF Wilmington
y guest OF raA~&ivcs hcso.
rrNncis Short 10 At Oak Orchard
C. f.. Compton OF Now York, Ia a
guest Of John CIV.
Mfr. and Mrs. Marvel p. Rogers and
son, Coleman OF PhAdelphia, as~
Euesss OF relatives here.
Mr.. ard Ntrv Hiram Fl. Short and
daurntsr. Mildred Of Wilmington, are
visiting relatives her~
Ira w. Davis OF Wilmington Is
spending 4 few days with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrr. Charles Workman Of
baltimore are guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Joshun Workman.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Tfpmpron o.
Wilmington are spending a-few days
with Trus.en p. Conaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hnnt,ng o.
Troy. y. Y. are visiting relative:
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John hyhardt and
children OF Baltimore. arse visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parsons o
Pr.ncoss Anne, Nd. have been VISITING
Mr.. and Mira James Mock
Mrs. Robert II. Wilkins has bee,
Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mre
wingate r. Matthews Of Melsboro.
Mrs. Harry Hammond and children
OF Harrington are visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ralph Green.
Misses Margare, Fisher aand Irm:
Carter OF Lewes are guextsaof Mieee!
Meta and Evsleah Green.
Ear! johnson, an employe Of tn
State Highway Department., Is Il
the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital. Philadel
phiA, undergoing treatment.
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LAUREL PERSONALS.

Laurel, Aug. 1s.-Mr. and Mre. Max
well Krauee, Of Lebanon, Pa, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Tot
ten.
Miss Louise Elliott is at Oak Or
chard
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AGarwl, of
Chester, Pa. are visiting Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Paul Robinson arc
at Ha1nes Fa1A. N. Y.
Mrs. Curtis e. Davis, Miss Arne
Davis and Miss Madelyn Riggin have
returned from a motor trip to Har-
risburg, Va
Mr.. and Mre. Howard Dckerson are
touring Pennsylvania, New York and
Maine.
Miss Year Cordrsy. Of Baltimore, rs
visiting laurel.
Frank Marvil, OF Jersey City, N. J.,
Is a guest Of B. LeesWo otten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seweu Moore, of New
York. are visiting Mr.. and Mr.. Wat
son w. Moore.
Miss Ina Mister has returned to
Baltimore, after visiting Mrs.. Beuiah
G. Hastings.
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STATE CAPITOL NOTES.

Dover, Aug. 1s.-Btds for the creo-
ton Of the Murphy Memorial Presby-
terisn Church, corner OF State and
Resd streets, WI be received Septem-
Der 5. J. W. CaunS's residence. on
STATE street, has been purchased for
a manse.
An automobile stolen from J. Ponder
Thomas. OF Frederick. has been found
in West Dover woods. with the FEM
ders removed. An attempt had also
been made TO remove the engine
Parts of car stolen from Milford
have been found In different places.
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CFCn couxry NOTES.


Elkton, Nd. Aug. 1S~-The Cecil
county commissioners and citizens OF
tho Second and Fifth districts have
petitioned tho Ericsson Steamboat Co.
to restore steamboat service at Town
Point.
A marriage license was issued yes
tsrday to Paul England and Florence
A. Crothers. both OF Rising Sun, Md.
Mrs. Thomas Mckinney. Of Elk
Neck, Ia a patient at Union Hospital.
suffering from three broken ribs and
other injuries sustained when thrown
from a carriage In collision with an
ice wagon.
George W. league, Of Iron Hill un-
derwent an operation at Union Hos
pital. Tuesday.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Manning. Of North
East, has instituted suit for a divorce
from ]. Reeder Manning. alleging de-
sertion.
The Order Of Reindeer, Of Elkton,
will hold q carnival on the Armory
grounds. beginning tomorrow evening
and continuing next week.
| Rev. Mr.. Stockbridee. OF Buffalo. N
Y, who preached in the Presbyterian
churches at Zion and Rock last Sun
day as a candidate for the vacant
pastorehdp. has been requested to al
the pulpits next Sunday, when It Il
expected the final decision OF selecting
the new pastor will be made.
Miss Mary Campbell. while crossing
street at Rising Sun. was struck by
an automobile and severely injured
She was cut about. the face ant
bruised about the back and shoulders
Charles Morrison OF Port Deposit
is suffering from blood poison, the re-
suit of being stung by bees.
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CAMDEN PERSONALS.

Camden, Aug. 1S.-John H H1nsiey,
Claude M HinSley, Harry NJ. H1nsley
and Henry forenoon have returned
from Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Evans
and children have returned from Toll
chester Beach, Nd.
Charles Taylor has gone to Green's
boro, Nd. TO visit his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Detweiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark and son,
Sanford. have returned from Bowers
Beach.
Abel ]. Riggs. Of Philadelphia, u q
guest Of Claude n. H3naley.
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L. = = .. 01vo Tee A AnGekas Hka1t
Non sense 10 simply treat the sidA
a botts " &. q. g. WIN prove TO you
what v hA-ppeniAx In your blood. S.A
~ \ srtant 1ftr blood claansss.--tt drives
out the impurities which canss eossmA
sss.s,. rAsh. P'mpsss. boy. elAcknsaoc
When thsas impurities are driven out
vvu can't stop several very nice thingo
from happening. Your lips turn nat
urnlly rvsy. Your eyes sparkle, your
com plsx ion clears. II becomes beau
tifui Your faos looks like that OF .
prosp~rouA rudy. wsu-fsd. refined
gentleman. or u you are . woman,
your complexion becomes the real kind
that the whole world % sdnires. S.s.a
= also . Hy.srfI BODY -Duiidss b.
0sils. That's Why Il fills out sunksa
GASska bong neckA thin nmhA helps
Ess..1. ,osi n ns.n - Il cost; ntsls I; e
- - ~ drug stores. IN two s1sa9
~ hruoe sac q the UogU ocono04eoS
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0nehe1 Asrs With $50 tons Of stens.
from 4Avre u 0sace. Nd. ana y dts-
charging anas at J. b. Robinson .
Co>b VAarf. fTom which Il 10 being
hauled 70 the 3riAgsvills- 0eOtgetowu
otate AigAwAy epr uss In roaA,work ca
tAis stretch Of road.
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&c Nainsook, en-
Four Yards, OSc
Checked. some white
shtrttng madras, all one
yard Wide.
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I NEW. WOLFE WAISTS

Ono OF thoss lucky fnds that
come from combtng tho Wholesale
mArkst. 81. o8 and 42.os values,
three waist stylos. ono blouse model.
tucked and trimmed with val and
nlot lace tnser ton. Made for the
National Cloak and Suit Co. and
% labeled. Only 1853 of them.
Sizes to 40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-18
Common Sense
About Eczema
and Erup6ons!
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ting away from II Science has proved
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

BLESSING THE CHRISTMAS SHIP. the u. s. S. Sabat-
oan that sailed Brooklyn last week for Greece laden
down with $2OOOOO0 cargo Of food and clothing the ho-
day gift Of Americans 10 the child refugees ot the Near
East Suragan Bishop Shipman. National Field Director
of the Near Relief is pictured consecratng the ship
which is due arrive at Praeus. its destination
Y on January 49, which is Christmas Day accord
y ing TO the Armenian's calendar. Urdrrvo7s
N\ Left-ELMHURST ESKIMOS. Margaret and
A\ Janet the appealing twin daughters Of Mr. and
~ Mrs Robert Cobhan pictured in snow gloo in
the back yard Of their homo in Elmhurst l.. l.
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