Milford chronicle., 1926-06-18


bering about $50. Committee on ar
rangements is as follows: DR.. Jas.
H. Chapman, Prof. E. Paul Burkhol-
der and Benjamin Ableman. The
meeting will be held in the George
town New Century Club building.
There are only five prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail here at this
time.
Cherries are in our markets, re-
failing for 10 cents per quart, most
ly the sour varities. Very few of the
sweet varieties in this section. The
crop will be normal or above.
Miss Clara Dpffel and Mrs. George
Lindenkohl and son, George the Srd,
are spending the week at Warwick
on Indian River.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Howard Swain ana
Miss Helen Herman of Linwood
HEIGHTS, Pa, spent the weekend
with their parents here.
William Mills of Wilmington spent
the weekend with friends and rela-
tives here.
Former Sheriff William o. john
son of Blades was circling among
friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Sallie Steen of Philadelphia
is the guest of her brother, E. M.
Lynch here. D..
Cant. and Mrs. Theodore Petty
John of Philadelphia were recent
guests of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Walter w. Pepper, here.
Former Clerk of the Peace FRANK
w lawson of Zoar was among
friends here Thursday.
Sheriff and Mrs. Harry w. John-
son and son, Harry William, spent
Friday with his sister, Mrs. Elsie M
Outten. in Wilmington.
Mrs. Howard Ely, of Philadelphia
has been the guests of Mrs. oscar D
Wilson the past week.
Miss Ruth Hurley is home from
philadelphia with her parents here
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley.
Mrs. F.. J. Holson who has been
snending sometime with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. H. Hanley IN Fhilauel-
mia. has returned home.
Mrs. S. J. Danish and little COUSIN
Mary E. Wilson of Washington, d.
c.. are the guests of Mr.. and MIS-
Fred Hamblen, here.
w H. Dickerson Of Wilmington, a
representative of the I. B. S. A., Will
lecture on "Has the Lord ReturnedT
in Ryon's Theatre, Georgetown Sun
day. June goth, at two o'clock p. m
Seats free and no collection.
WHY People Suffer From Painful
Feet
"Why do so many people suffer TO-
day from foot troubles? This ques-
ton was asked today of E. Ralph
Blizzard of the E. Ralph Blizzard
Store, Georgetown.
Undoubtedly" said Mr.. E. Ralph
Blizzard, the hard pavements have
had much to do with producing
broken down arches, extreme tired
ness, burning sensations, painful
heels, corns, callouses and similar
foot discomforts. On the other hand,
poorly fitting shoes has contributed
largely to bring about these condl-
tions."
Mr.. E. Ralph Blizzard who has
studied foot correction under the di-
rection of DR.. VIM. M. Scholl, the ma
tiOnally known foot authority, says
regardless of the cause, there is
remedy for every foot trouble.
Mr.. E. Ralph Blizzard is now max
ing preparations for his store to
narticipate in what is known as DR..
ScholIs Foot Comfort Week. This
will be held from June 19 to rs. He
explained that thousands of leading
shoe dealers Throughout the United
States and Canada will make spe-
cial effort to relieve foot suffering
and see that persons calling at his
store are fitted with comfortable,
stylish shoes.
In this connection he made the in
teresting assertion that DR.. SchoIl
has perfected an appliance for every
foot trouble, and that his method OF
foot correction was scientific, accu-
rate and absolutely dependable. No
special shoes were necessary, for
with the proper appliance correctly
fitted. any shoe, he declared, could
be made an anatomical shoe.
"Foot Comfort Week is going to
be a revelation to many people who
never dreamed there was such
thing as relief from their foot trou-
bles," said Mr.. E. Ralph Blizzard. ut !
has been proven that if the bones OF
the foot are properly supported, as
thew are with DR.. Scholl's Appli-
ances, in shoes that fit, they gradu-
ally resume their normal position
and function in a way that not only |
comfort but maintains the |
neat. stylish appearance Of the !
shoe"
Mr.. E. Ralph Blizzard said Foot |
Week was the time for ev-
erybody to be good to their feet.
ANNA 4. GREGORIUS
Office hours in Georgetown: Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, 300
until 1900. at the Old Eagle Hotel.