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lce Tub and TOhas

Ice Tub and TOhgs
Rose Or green optic glass tubs, q "a
prettily etched nickel-plated handle.
and nickeLplated Ice tOngs
Lamp Shades
Choice 81 junior and bridge styles. 81 n
Paneled and modernistic designs with
leather lacings.
6.Pc. SiIver.P Plated Ware
KNIVES, forks, teaspoons salad q 81
forks. etc. IN satin finish.
Bridge Lamp and Shade
-Antiaue finished, adjustable lamps @ 81
with decorated parchment paper
Kann's- Third Floor
Yds. 39c Awning
-s1inch striped awning duck. RI
good heavy weight; 400 yds. to sell.
z Reg. sec Extension Screens
200 window screens. filled with q 81
galvanized wire. cloth. size 24xS3
In. with metal center brace.
-Four 40c knock Down Frames
400 Continental screen frames with q n
sliding track. beading and nails.
29x33in. size.
S1.20 to $1.69 Hassocks
Round and oblong shapes of var -
ious materials. 500 only.
7.Pc. Cottage Curtain Sets
-s1.4s to s1.ss sets, consisting cf &G
side curtains. valance. 3 tie backs
and . pair Of sash curtains.
2 Fancy Pillows
--79c to s1.00 cretonne and velour 6 n
pillows. In 4 variety of shapes and
colOrs
Z Shadex Window Shades
Regular S5c shades. of cracke a
less zfbre Size 3x5.9. Popular coIors.
Mounted on spring rollers.
Kann's Third Floor
Corseks, Girdles, Braasieres, Etc.
$50 CoReefettes with Or without @1
New Garter Glrdles Of satin rayon,
silk swami or elastic. Sizes 2s to ca
--Fsrsssieres- dolby cloth; two sup e1
porters attached. Sizes 36 to "A. 80. -
-E3rassieres short bandeaux; Of satin
novelty cloth. lace. fancy batiste and & II
net. Sizes so to 36.s.s...5.........,.. 36. -
New Ensemble Seta-pink satin 81
rayon garter girdle ana bandeau.... -
Kann's Second Floor
$l.98 High Chairs
200 oak finished chairs with tray, Cd
spindle back and solid seat.
$I.59 Unpainted Chairs
Rive spindle back chairs with rs. ca.
inch seats. 500 to sell
$l.69 Card Tables
400 folding tables. in jade Or chi e.
rese red finishes. with black moire
tops.
Unfinished Stools
-24.inch kitchen stools, strongly e1
braced sanded ready for paint.
Sewing Machine Supplied
~ $1.45s value two bottles of 25c G 1
Free sewing machine oil: 25c,
sewing machine belt and two dOzent
sewing machine needles reg. s6c doz.
Kann' Fourth Floor
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Actual $3.50 to $500
G.ASSW ARE
$1.OO

"a beautiful collection Of glass.
ware, including bowls, candle sticks
conpotes. relish dishes, platters'
pickle dishes, candy jars, etc. Many
81 them decorated with hand paint
"a designs. IN many instances there
are only one to two pieces Of .
Kind 30 early shopping II advisable.
Third Floor
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Reg. $I.39 u 1852
Spring Silks
81 90 "a.

Tne popular weaves. designs. and
coiore 81 the season. Sixteen DIFF
ferent kinds from which TO select
as follows.
sg.ln. Washable Crepe de Chine
go.in. Washable Fist Crepe
3S-fn. Washable sink Bf0ndclOth
s9-in. Printed Crepes
se.in. Printed GeOrgette Crepe
ss.in. Plain Chiffon V0lle
s8.in. Novelty Sllk and Rnyoln
33.im. Checked sink Br0adcloth
sS-in. striped Washable 6ilk
3s.in. Printed POngee
36.in. Pink and White Wash TIN
36.in. Black GlIk and RayOn Coating
s6.in. RInclk Satin
se.in. ColOred Satin Crepe
3D.ln. Printed SILK Marquisette
S9-in. Plain Ge0rgette Crepe
Kanns Street Floor
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Good welght for Spring. ana SUM q n
mek III rose, blue gold, orchid,
gray. and tan plaids sexSo I'M size.
Colonial Dimity Spreads
Reg 81 so ana $500 value natural g n &
ecru shade. with white }crinIle
stripes, sizes ssxg0. 72x90, S1x90.
Kann' Street Floor
S1.7S Crepe Chiffon, I'd.
SO inches wide. in about IS diff g 4
kerent shades peach. beige. rose
bIsque. English red, Blue Nile. Car
land green. Chin.chin blue and others.
Kann's Street Floor
$1.05 Yestee Blouses
Broadcl6ths. rayons and madras, e.
in plain coIors. stripes, checks, and
figured effects:d double breasted styles;
colors and white, sizes s4 TO AZ
$1.0S to SOS Sweaters
wool and rayon. and wool and G n
tinsel mixtures, IN striped ana fix
ured designs. All slightly imperfect.
S4 ID AZ sizes.
Kann second Floor
$1.3e to $l.95 Rhinestone Pins
Very brilliant and IN variety Of g 81
styles and sizes. to be used on
Kann'a Trimming Dept. Street Floor
l.29 to $3.50 Wool Goods, I'd.
--54.ins Tweeds, coatings. blazer Cd
striped materials, batistes. and wool
georgettes. IN Spring colors.
Kann Street Floor
Xds. Wal-u-Ray Rayon
&c rayOn lining, IN black, white, 6 q
or colors, for slips dresses. drap-
cries, ETC, 36 IN wide.
xds aszin satine. black. white and
colors. Esr Sl:
- .yds. 46.sn. colored Rayon satine for 81
Kann's Street Floor
S0-in. $l.59 Lunch Cloths
Linen and rayoH cloths, .in 'sslid 81
coiored woven stripe border.
$50 TurIxish Bath Mats
Heavy weight mats, In dark col e-T
ors. and neat patterns, all fast .z
colOrs.
s-Pc. Llncheon Sets
"A 44x44-in. cloth, and four 12-in. G q
napkins to Inatch with colored
striped borders, each set boxed.
.sCSnnon Mills. Bath Towels
- Turkish bath towels 20x42 in. e.
size. heavy weight double thread
quality With fancy strips cclored
borders
s. Linen Glass Towels
Made of GOOD quality absorbent q IL
linen toWeling. h red. blue cr gold
4 check patterns. Reg, sc each.
Kann's-street Floor
Novelty Print Aprons
slip shoulder, and coveraH aprons @f
3 Chic. q Hardy Dandy aspick z
ana Span makes. Colored broad
cloths, novelty prints. in misses and
women's sizes.
Hoover Broadcloth Aprons
In c0Iors, with long pointed white q 81
{ broadcloth collars and white cuffs
70 match. Short sleeved styles
36 TO e sizes.
Plain and Printed Smoclks
Plain broadcloth, al ia novelty Cd
printed snocks long sleeves. snock
ed Or cretonne trimmed.
z Novelty PinAfore Aprons
or novelty prints cretonne trim. q n
med black sateen, and unbleached
muslin Novelty and coverall styles. NJ
women's and misses sizes.
8 Novelty Aprons
Made OF novelty prints. and un. q N
bleached muslins: combination color
trimmings; In circular skirt styles.
Misses and woniens sizes.
Kann,s Second Floor
$1.08 Feather PilIosws
17x24.inch bed pillows covered q =
with good ticking. Low priced 1T
$1.00 pair
Kann Third Floor
With Any Tire Purchased
a Tube for 81 90
Kann's Fourth Floor
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y Yds. wide Ribbon

81 III 08e y#A08 &AAWN8AA
Regular sgc 10 $1.zs ribbons suit &-f
abba for saslles, bar Innings. etc.
! Prs. Ribbon Carriers
regular s0c shirfed ribbon gar- e q
ters. Neatly boxed. on sale RIB.
Kann's street Floor
Sl.0S CrystaI Necklaces
Tile new show boat necklaces of e.
beautifully cut crystals with novelty
crystal drops. White and colorn.
$l.95 to $2.95 Necklaces
eO.inch knotted ropes. and , e.
strand necklaces and chokerH Of
beautiful simulated pearls.
z Pcs. Novelty JeweIry
Necklaces. chOkeFs, brooches, ear -
rings bracelets, etc. Iii 4 variety
of styles ana colDrs. ReE. sl.oO
anh's street Floor
$50 to 81 silk Gloves
Novelty cuff gloves of MiIanese @1 1
silk. Double finger tips, heavy
stitched backs In tan, blondes
gray. mist and white.
Kann's Street Floor
$50 Umbrellas
-WoIner's 10-rib mercerized cotton e1
unbreIIas, IN navy, red. green and
black. With smart handles
Kann Street Floor
l.95 Handbags
of genuine Ieather III pouch and G1
urder ti1s arm styles with top and
back straps. Fancy catches; black
and colors.
Picture Frames
The new moderssstlc mirror style CO
4 frames in solid colOrs or conbina-
tions of red or blue. Sizes SKI and
Kann:a Street Floor
40 Rayon Pajamas
Regular $I2s and $2.25 pajamas. 1
chased lot.
Children's Waist Suits, 4 for
LINTON Suits Of heavy cross bar @1
llaillsook. taped buttons, bloomer and
straight legs Sizes to Y.
Union Suits, 2 for
800 aCalvert'' Knit Suits for e -.
women: n popular shapes and Z
Kannss street Floor
WOmen's Low Shoes
so pairs left from recent sales. @ a
Or patent and tan feathers. "A few y
Of satin.
Boudoir SIippers
0f kid ana raycn, Ia blue, red, q q
rose and black. Kid without heels g
RayOn with heels.
Play Oxfords
For misses and children; Of elk@ q
leather and Russia cali with guar y
antssd soles: Sizes 8 to s. sh to
Kann's Fourth Floor
Wardrobe Bag Sets
Regular &l.60 value An S.garment, q q
wardrobe bag and s-pocket shoe bag Y
of cretonne tc match. =
$50 Sanitary Skirts
of knitted rayon cloth with silk q =
/ panel hack. Lace trimmed.
5 Boxes Eskay Napkins
One dozen IN 4 box and regularly e.
35c box. Made especially for s.
Kann Sons co.
Pair Shears and Scissors, Both FOR
S1.5O value. Shears II s, 4. 3 In. q 81
lengths. Scissors. to 8 in.. Of guar. =
anteed steel.
3 Prs. soc silk Shield
I'm regular ana crescent shapes. q a
White and colors
S Prs. Dress Shields
Earl shields: a sizes :. and &. q
anteed.
Kann's Street Floor
SIZE TC
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SHE ETS
Choice 81 s SiRea

The popular Mohawk Sheets, q n
each bearing the original MN g
ticket. Sizes given are before
hemming: 63x9O fiji, 63x9S III.
72x9O In, 72xss in., s1x90 In.
Yds Reg. 39c Double Bed On.
bIeached Sheeting, 3l.0O.
Yds. 36.in. Bleached Long.
cloth, S1.OO.
- Henstitched Pillow Cases,
4zxse-in. size, Sl.0O
- Featherproof Pillow Ticks, Of
art striped ticking. 21x27 in, 800.
- Yds S0c White Mercerized Main.
sock. IS inches wide. &1.90.
Kann Street Floor
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sl.30 ID $l.06 Slips
800 Twill satin 6rayonl costume G &
slips, with tailored hens Pastel =
and street shades Misses and
women's sizes.
$l.40 to $1.05 silk Indies
Chemise. stepins and French draw n
ers of crepe de chine. III pastel
colors $50 pieces. many samples.
Misses and wcmen's sizes.
Novelty Crepe Pajamas
New, two piece, slip over coat, G "a
novelty print pajamas. In sizes for
misses and women. u
New Crepe Gowns
In regular and extra sizes, IN @N
solid colors, novelty print designs,
and colors with print trimming,
Muslin Underkhings
Gowns, dance sets, athletic pants, G.
step.fns. boomers and costume, slips
Of muslin ana batiste. In misses,
women's and extra sizes
2 Porto Rican Gowns
Hand made. hand embroidered G q
gowns Of nainsook,s In white, peach
and pink. Sizes for misses and
women.
q
2 Undergarments for
Gowns. cllemise step p-ins. boomers, q 1
and costume slips with shadow.
proof hens Neatly made of mus !
In, voiie and crepe. IN misses wcmen's
ana extra sizes
Crepe Kimon0s
In pink blue, rose ana orchid, q -
trimmed with hand embroidery or
contrasting coIOrs. Sizes for misses
and women.
Kann's Second Floor
Cirls' Straw Hats
Reg. 81. 47sto 1876 smart new hats e q
of straw and straw and silk COM
binations. All colors. -
CirIss Wash Dresses
Res S1.4s dresses Of colorful Cd
prints, and solid color materials.
Basque and straight lire styles for
the to IL
Girls $1.79 Sweaters
slip over sweaters with Wee and G n
crew necklineA IN solid colors. y
striped and Jacquard patterns. Sizes ~
Kann's-Sec0nd Floor
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$98-3-piece ParlOr Suites. ....... $50
$l39-3-piece Parlor Suites. ... $50
$169- -3-piece Parlor Suites. ...... S11o
$1S9- -3-piece Parlor Suites. ......, $139
$245-3-piece ParlOr Suites, ...... $3.50
S2299S- -3piece ParlOr Suites, ...... S1oS
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ENTENTE NEAR
CLASH WITH
MUSSOLIN|

VIENNA, June II nN.s.GThe
senliannual inventory OF the 1929
: ,hticsi developments In Central
Eu nc and the Balkans shows
mo rarly than ever that the
small h. irs Of the Austro-Hungarian
monarchy and their even smaller
Balkan neighbors are drifting into
two hostile groups. guided by the
two leading statesmen Of Central
Europe, DIR. Benes and MussoIini.
The Czechoslovakian foreign
minister, DIR. Eduard Benes, built
up several years ago the Little
Entente" an alliance between
Czechoslovakia, Rumania and Jugo-
slavia. The little entente was and
Is politically and financially sup.
ported by Frence.
The Italian dictator, who sees In
,Tugoslavia the only obstacle to his
pIans to dominate the Balkan Pen.
insuIa. and who regards France as
his strongest adversary on the
Mediterranean and in North Af-
rica. has woven a network around
JugosIavia by special treaties with
her rivals, Hungary. Bulgaria and
Albania.
And quite recently Mussolini
added to his little entente, Poland,
where he was successfully poaching
on the French preserve, owing to
certain economic disappointments
overcasting the Polish. .Czechoslova,
kian-French friendship.
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JUDGE D0DGEG
Z 2ATTEMPTS
ON LIFE

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-two
attempts to assassinate Judge
Harry S. McDevltt, Of Common
Pleas Court, have been made within
the last year the jurist has ad-
mitted.
Both attacks took place near his
home on East Hortter Street. Ger
mantown. and they failed OF execu-
tion because of poor marksman.
ship, Judge McDevitt said
Reprisal OF gangsters was re.
sponsible for the attempted as
sassinations. Judge McDevitt be.
lIeves He has tried 25 murder
cases in which the penalty was
death. the largest number Of such
cases ever handled by any judge
in Philadelphia.
Judge McDevitt was reticent in
discussing the attem. on his life.
The would be killers fired
twice" he said. "One just missed
my right shoulder and the other
went through my hat, knocking 1t
off"
"A few days later. Judge Nc.
Dewitt said, another attempt to
kill him was made.
Two men. when tried before the
iurist, admitted they had b e n
in his garage but denied they had
any part in the attempted assas s.
sination. The men, William Obey
and Francis KIetsch. were sen.
fenced to % years in the Eastern
penitentiary after pleading guilty
to many hold-ups and robberies.
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Faust" Dog Worth $500,
Stolen From Attorney

u When the 1.4OO members of the
police force inspected the Daily
Police Bulletin yesterday they saw
a half.page photograph o. Dober-
man Pincher dog, named Faust" /"
which had been reported lost or
stolen.
The dog, police say. belongs to
Norris simon. an attorney. Of 1928
Thirty.ninth st. II, w.. and has been
missing for the past month. Its
value is given ais 5000.
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PLAN FOR CARNIVAL

ARLINGTON; Va, June 1.-THE
ladies auxiliary to the Arlington fire
department will hold meeting to-
night at the home OF Mrs. q. A..
Collier to plan for the annual car
nlvai Of the department.
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CELEBRTION PLANNED

HF.ADSVILLE;. w. Va. June A.
The HeadsviIIe Community will hold
a Fourth OF July celebration at the
ueadsville Community grounds. 1t
will include an old-fashioned riding
tournament. The program also in
cudes a display OF daylight fire
works, a contest Of old-time fiddlers
from Pendieton county, various
games, swimming contests and q
band concert.
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WIFE OF DR.. lands DIES

CUMBERLAND. Md. June IA
Mrs. Mary Lands wife of DR.. Dwin-
ton n, l.andis. died at her home at
Sparrows Point, Md. The funeral
was held yesterday from the home
of DR.. Landis' grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles &. Lands. this
city, with the Rev. Leslie Goodwin,
pastor of Sparrows Point Protestant
Episcopal Church. officiating. Inter
ment was in Hill Crest Burial Park.
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W0MEN'S LEGION TO MEET

The monthly meeting Of the
George Baldwin Mccoy unit Of the
American Women's Legion will DO
held at 1890 a. m. today al tho
Church OF the Covenant. connectR
cut Ave. and N st. ". w.
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Times staff Photo.

Tin
TURTLE HAD HIS LAST NIGHT OUT
THE TURTLE held above by Policeman W. G. diff,
of the Thirteenth precinct gathered in by Policemen
H. R. Levi and ]. D. Martin while they were paroling
their beat Sixteenth ST. between Kennedy and Long
fellow Sts N W. early today. Mr. Turtle has taken his
last midnight STROLL
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S90- 6-piece Walnut Dinette Suites " $6o.
Sl49- 9-piece Walnut Dining Room Suites $oS
S165-1O-piece Walnut Dining Room Suites S1lo
S1S9-1O-piece Walnut Dining Room SuitesSl3q
Sl9S-lO-piece Walnut Dining Room Suites $3.50
S225-1O-piece Walnut Dining Room Suites $3.50
$265-1O-piece Walnut Dining Room Suites S1oS
$29S-1O-piece Walnut Dining Room Suites S22S
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of James J. Ross, Jr., Of
Philadelphia, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks L. Ross of West Seaford, and
Miss Edith NJ. Jones, daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles I. Jones of 1859
Brown street, Philadelphia They will
be married this Spring. Mr.. Ross is
a great grandson of former Governor
William H. Ross of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

All monthly production records in
the history of the Chevrolet Motor
Company were broken in March, when
the company produced 1924 cars
and trucks. A factory statement ex-
planned that this figure was consider
ably in excess of preliminary produc-
tion schedules and was made neces-
sary to more fully accommodate an
increasing demand for the new car
Chevrolet six. This March record
compares with 133, ,657 units for March
Of last year and with 121, ,249 for Feb
ruary Of this year. 1t exceeded by
nearly 1000 units the best previous
month in the history of the company,
which was May, 1928, when output to-
tailed 140,775 units. The March per-
formance enabled the company to ex-
ceed ali records for the first quarter of
the year, with a total of 354,701 units
as compared with 342,184 for the first
three months of 1923.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
FIRE ON FARM NEAR DOVER
Building and Furniture Total Loss
Two Other Dover Blazes

Fire Of unknown origin completely
destroyed the house on the farm of
John H. Fisher on the Persimmon
Tree Lane-Leipsic Road northeast of
Dover Thursday afternoon, shortly
after A. Mr.. Fisher was out and Miss
Fisher, his sister, was doing some
chores around the barn when the fire
was discovered. All of the furniture
and house equipment We're also totally
destroyed. The fire had evidently
been burning for some time before be-
ing discovered and before an alarm
was sent to Dover. Robbins Hose
Company responded but was helpless
to aid in saving anything. The loss
viii total $4,000. A barn on the farm
of John Wilson on the Dover-Pear-
sons Corner Road was also destroyed
BY fire on Wednesday, the fire having
gained considerable headway before
the Dover firemen were notified.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Burglars broke into the automobile
supply store Of Stewart Brothers on
Loockerman street sometime Wednes-
day night or early Thursday morning
and stole between fifteen and twenty
dollars from the cash register. They
were considerate, however, in leaving
a gold piece and silver dollar They
also overlooked an envelope just above
the cash register with five dollars in
it. Entarnce to the store was gained
BY rear door, where pane of glass
was broken and the dead latch push
ed back.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

The First National Bank Of Milton,
is offering cash prizes to the pupils
of Milton Public Schools for designing
and building bird boxes to encourage
the protection Of song birds. The
boxes are to be completed one week
before the close of school and display
ed in the public school building, where
they will be pudged. Afterwards the
boxes will be sold to the highest bid
der and the proceeds donated to the
school library.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

burned to the ground last Wednesday.
The loss, including material for about
so carloads Of fertilizer, is estimated
at $125,O00, with insurance of $780,
600. The loss included a $4,000 ma
chine installed only the week before,
a motor truck, large quantities of fer
tilizer, the two main buildings, a fish
house and wharf connected with the
plant.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

A sneak thief served Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Van SAINT, of Seaford, mean
trick last Saturday night Mr. and
Mrs. Van SAINT were entertaining
friends during the Easter holidays and
Saturday purchased several prime
chickens which Mrs. Van SAINT prepar-
ed Saturday and put away in a re
frigerator already to put in the oven
Sunday morning. A thief, however,
visited their home and stole the chick
ems from refrigerator on back porch.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

G o NJ p A r E
the delivered price as well as
the LIST price in considering
automobile values. Chew
rolct's delivered prices include
only reasonable charges for
delivery and financing.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Work of rebuilding the Causeway
to Slaughter Beach from the Rehoboth
Beach road has commenced When
this is completed there will be a CON
tinuous hard surface road from Mil
ford to the Beach.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger Penin-
sula Towns and Communities

Earl J. Ridgway and Miss Bessie E.
Mosley, both Of Cheswold, were mar
ried on March 29th, at Cheswold by
Rev. K. S. Stewart, of Cheswold.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

A new history Of Delaware under
the title Of History Of Delaware" I"
has just been published in four vol
umse by the Lewis Historical Publish
ing Company, Inc, New York.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department at its office. Do
yer. Delaware. until 200 o'clock. p. NJ, May
Z, 1929. and at that place and time publicly
opened for contracts involving the following
approximate quantities:
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Harold Jump, of Queen Anne, Md,
met with most painful accident Sat
urday, when he was shot through the
hand by a pistol. The accident occur
red while he was playing with the
pistol. He was rushed Immediately
to Emergency Hospital, Easton, for
treatment, and at the present time is
progressing most satisfactorily.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Performance Of contract shall commence
within ten (1O) days after execution Of the
contract and be completed as specified.
Monthly payments will be made for 30 per
Bidders must submit proposals upon forms
provided by the Department
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
surety bond certified check or money to the
amount Of al least ten Ti0) per centum of the
total amount of the proposal.
The envelope containing the proposal must
he marked Proposal for the Construction Of
State Highway Contract No.. .....
The contract viii be awarded or rejected
within twenty 900 days from the date Of
The right ID reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Complete sets Of plans and specifications
nav ~ obtained upon receipt of two dollars
(s2 O0l for each contract, which amount will
not be refunded.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Dover, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

The factory Of the Peerless Ferti-
lizer Company, on the Chester River
lust below Chestertown, Md. was
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
Contract lis

Dexter's Corner to Delaney, 4.3 Miles
3-4 Acres Clearing
3-4 Acres grubbing
] z 900 Gu. yds. excavation
5000 Gu. yds. borrow
$500 Gu. yds. cement concrete pavement
80 Gu yds. class A concrete
2,40O Lbs. Reinforcement
$50 Lin ft. Is in. Corr. Metal Pipe
90 Lin. it. Is in. r. G. Pipe
$50 Lin. TT. 1s in. r. G. Pipe
so Lin. fit. "a in. R. G. Pipe
30 Lin. ii. 36 in r. c. Pipe
30 Lin. it. 4S in. r. c. Pipe
400 Lin. ft Gable Guard Rail
5000 Lin. fl. Wood Shoulder Curb
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

Mrs. Matte Cannon, of Seaford,t the
widow of Joseph Cannon, and daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Morris, aid
w. H. Peterson, Of Dover, were mar
ried last Tuesday evening at Denton,
Md. They were accompanied by Miss
Mary Morris, sister Of the bride, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peterson. The
groom is a Dover policeman. After
the ceremony the bridal party motored
to Dover, where a wedding dinner was
served.