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TO CONSIDER
FOOD PRODUCTION
Tin ro wi;l ho many important top
ics of discussion at the 11th annual
~ on, inn of the National C’annors As
'nidation to ho hold at Atlantic City
January IT 21 The canning machi
nery and supplies association, and
•ho National Canned hoods and Dried
Emit Brokers Association will as
■mmole at. the same time. Heavy ad
vance hotel reservations indicate ati
ittondance of between four and five
thousand visitors.
A new feature to lie introduced at
he 11121 convention, and id’ particular
interest to (he consumer, will me a
tinned Foods Demonstration. Be
an eof ;he uii irppved faciliiii - til’
forded hy the great, pier space the ex
hibit of machinery used in canning:, a
display made by the Canning' Machin
ry and Supplies Association, will be
more elaborale than ever before.
Ilereli fare the exhibit has not been
•>pen to the public, but at Atlanta
City the exhibition will lie open even
ings to the general put itr. Anethei
monvalior. will be ;i complimentary
luncheon and lOertainnient tendered
iy the .Ma hi' cry and Supplies Assn
nation , the ladles.
The Heine Keonoinies Section meet
ing will 1 ■ nioia important limn ever
oefore. In the bMief that much has
Keen done in t 5.• seeti-.ns which could
tie handled in the larger meetings, the
i utnhei of general s ssimis has been
increased from tw.. to six The first
if the new numeral sessions will bo
levoti'd to the i nsumer, the second
C;,,;. ■ riimltnral production,
die thiol to Scientific Problems, and
' lie fa I. to Merchandising.
National Vssoc'al ion to Make Exhibit
S 11 1• 11 1 1.i 11 r; im'w in Machinery Hah
.vili e. exhibit of the work being
an .dcm by the Nat al < dinners*
\ so da Its. 1 ;h V. 1! ee de
''■lid c f ix | rime: ‘ s
which die Re i anh I.a'uoratory is
nar.il :• \ ecolid i h will be oc
-11 ied ; !o Inspeetion S r. ice. A
jie, l:d n ip - ■ ill}! Ire; an d, -how
tlir D: I ■ n J.'.-I reel eof the set
a ~ ■ , 1 -r ■ v, o' m r inlerm-t
--mg f ore>
A; a ( rd ■■ l ' n d la:!ed ! nfo; ma
lio: w;. ■ Id ’-i:■ ■ I retarding the
e\i •J • !by til, i l ean id
Haw ; ...b; ■> -1 ■ ■ir b jn cioijunc■
Spied!'' '' . 1 In d 1 lemon draC n
IT i.ed I'oad I lemons; ration
I till - : i■ ■umil’t rein), but
will O' ai. .■ cd i , noth' according
• e ceatiieiil ■i■ -. A an i1! ; tration.
.it I ill eoi n booth, ali type s
md i a ■*c; tmed con. will be
ix 1 1 1 ... 1. i'm boot It id I canned
m a- v. i. 1 'a arranged similarly, and
in ad lin oo'- P ihi e. rnpb'te list
\VI plan
bo j|,; exhibit .. I- I I fully del e op.
d i- I bought th.i- ■ nough eanaers
- ;! ■,i jute ested I ■ fin' oh - dliclem
\lb a ; I I of I h \ araun i'"in
oodtl'es for us ■ dii-in : the w k.
i ad li' ion to showing tin product
I. a] ... ;rs'. he emptled from tbe
•an I i- hoped tha arrangements
.■an be made for displaying the coir,
moditie. prepared arid ready to serve
in the many different way to which
airmail ’foods lend I 111 m Ives >d read
\ t • • k books coni:iiinngr reeipes
from v.l.bh the foods are prepared
will be mi band for free distrb ition.
ooo
si hill'd for iiisTKirr cr nuTir.v
a..!,':
111. ,'oilui ,il ill ii ilollse a bill to I 1
! i > ' • |* • '' , ■ . I ,; • ,
■! K*h I ' ' ! • ' I 11* .'lit ."Mil '
• . n;.-. • ■ .. -Ml! I!. . .■ |
IB |,r
--i ; lii 'ti to tlu p'liitu :ii privi
:d. lU‘|t':: lie.
It i n : L'M■?(<.■ rally ki.own that the
'.••ally • on.OOO inhaSiilanls f tlu N:
•a a 1 i a pit a I an con jpl‘l fly t\
/ arv i.: •d. They havt* no voice in
heir manic pal government., no ro,
>ih sen:ati"n ir. ( ’.ingress, and cannot
ote for a President. Per n long time
a disfranchised Washingtonian**
; a\e agitated for selj’ government,
ad the Zihlman hill is a step toward
hat end. Mr. Zihlman stated that he
intends ot use every possible effort to
have his measure enacted into law
The hill provides a complete local
.-IT-government for the District of
• Jjrnbia. Under it the people of the
strict would elect every two years
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
| Thedford’s Black-Draught Highly
Recommended hy a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re
sulting from Torpid
Liver.
i
N*st Nashville, Tenn. — The effic
iency of Thedford's Black-Draught, the
genuine, herb, liver medicine, is
vouched for by Mr. V. N. Parsons, a
grocer of this city. "It is without
doubt (lie best liver medicine, and I
don’t believe I could get along without
it. I take it for sour stomach, head
-1 ache, bad liver, indigestion, and a!!
other troubles that tiro the result of
a torpid liver.
“I have known and used it for years,
! and can and do highly recommend it
to every one. I won't go to hod with
out It in the house. II will do all it
claims to do. I can't say enough for
’ it."
1 Many other men and women through
out the country have found Black-
Draught just as Mr I’arsons describee
—valuable in regulating the liver to
I its normal functions, and in cleansing
the bowels of imparities,
f Thedford's Black-Draught liver medl
-1 tine is the original and only genuine.
' Accept no imitations or substitutes.
Always ask tor Thedford's. £. gg
i wd delegates in Congress, four eont
, missionin'- ;i, pot.li” iililiti - t inn I’d Ilf
i b\ e members, and a board of educa
tion of nine. At present all of the
I nllicia's named are appointed by the
President. There has been great ills*
' at isfaelini, over the appointive sys
tem among the people in Washington
j for many years, who desire to have
privilege of at least choosing their
n municipal olliccvs by manhood
laad womanhood stiff rage.
Splendid Cough Medicine
" 1 ('•■•! dial every family should
j know what a splendid medicine Cham
'l 'nil' b l!i medv is. I am only
too i 1 .need to relate my experiences
\v it!:,' I had known of it
j ■ yea r. ;ei " writes Mrs. t' liiy
■ ■ S inn. Md "1 cive
:i re child: i';-. whan they show the
- \ nipt lint of being croup) .
i i • : n ] be ea rough or cold <m
i.ic. vci V f.-v dDses will relieve
, ;■ afe •' da\ I
'ill id." adv
. inn i
m-:w i,.\\> for t-" .i ■
A n cn't ire y new moving pit ture
•v. which w'li include provisions for
ali in pei I ion it ml i nforcement.
11 bab \ v. ,1, I • pin Sent - d to the next
lat .ire a • a m sul: of , riiieisms
f the present censorship and fruil-
.'' ea . made re • ■ 11 11 \ by Ihe
.I ,•' .Mo; on Pii linn I Tnsoi s to
, j. , altim inflicted for what they
] i i .e, •ee viol.nl ions of the law.
i:.- developed la.-t Eriday in tin
ion ' f the op’ dim of Aiiorm y
• *ia in! A. xaiider Armstrong, ren
ii red Thursday, holding that no rule
■I th censor board ha- the force of
law.
' ..in.or R'.chie said chat he in
d- to have the law studied closely
fore the nxt -ession of the l.egis-
Inline*, with a view to drafting an en
tirely new law if sue li a step is found
e n'.-sai y. It may lie. said the (Jov
ernor, that the pri’sent law can be
eng! keia d. Hi repeated the state
i at In made a a letter to the I’ar
<lnl.. of forest Park, that ho
■ ,• . he law do.- : .i,i provide for
adeipiale inspe lion.
Replying to several women win,
e ■ ■ed ■ '.'-ain - ih • opinion yosler
■ e\ i.i Her, 1 Arm.-trung
1 ■ ; I Ml. d„”i, wide i,” held no
• f .nard il - tie force of law.
■ . lard , any
.
|TiSfiLTHFUL| i
! HABIT 11
I Protect your vital forces!
and buiid up your re
sistive-powers with a little
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
thrice daily after meals.
ft, Tens of thousands |
L daily prove that I
taking Scott’s I
Emulsion is a I
(healthful habit. J
Scott ft Rdwnf. HhK>mti-l(l. N J 20-71 J
CECIL WHIG, ELKTON, MARYLAND, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1920.
MEDAL FOR WAR NURSES’ CHIEF
Signal recognition of the serviei
rendered by American nurses in war
ami peace was given recently when
there was conferred in memory of the
late Mane A. Delano, their leader m
the World War, the Distinguish d
Service Medal of the American Ren
( mss in gold, the highest honor tm
society bestows This action was
taken by the (ienerr- Board of the
Society at its annual meeting, held at
National Headquarters in Washing
! HAVE YOU MONEY fOR CHRISTMAS?
Our Cristmas Savings Club Members Have
Never missed the nickels, dimes, quarters
and hall dollars saved weekly the past year.
lf)21 Club now forming. We want you to join
Deposits k, 2c, sc, 10c, 25c, 50c. si. $2, $5 a week.
Interest added
You will have a full purse for a good lime
next Christmas.
CECIL NATIONAL BANK
Pori Depos t - . Mor>lon<l
Christmas
at
Buffi nq ton’s
jßising fVSd.
BASEMENT SECOE'D fIOOR
Hi re aio i--i !i.i .ii . L:iiiii'- llf.lroum Slipp. i
lartfc and \arifi Urn- { Chil- ’ Ml ' * mlcrv.far.
. ... . .. . < iuti 11 _v (Toth down, , Lnih'i'
•iron s Toys, I tolls. Do:. ( oa- .... ,
ri.M!-, Mik and < otinn shin
dies. Kiddy ( ars, -mill Wa . t . ; >,,. . ,
irons, TTv.i Drnainciits. Kino
• 'linn ..mi i. I fiißb fLOGK
fins! fiooß
On tho i iuht as you enter. , ami . ,sla "k'-t • lined
special counter devoted l. l ," a '■ -'iai kii.aw s, < aps, and
Handkerchiefs, Men’., and Underwear Suits and
Ladies’ Neckwear, Christinas coats.
Cards and Booklets; Center , , ll '" sc l;i '‘nket,-, Sta
Aisle to Toilet Articles, 1 Blankets - Bl,d Hlankt ' ts
Blankets, Clocks, fine Tow ‘ l,ld 1 ”•
els, Carrying Bans, Dress- FIIDAHTIIETF
Suit Cases, Cmhrellas, and lUft i iiU I% T
department
cases, are Silverware, Cut line of Picture*
(ilass, with Howies, t ie. good .subjects. Also Mirrors,
Iftigs, Rockers, ( hairs I
GROCERIES, CANDY ~■> t . ■ T ,
I arjre line of < indies at . , Kilchei Cabinets, (V.n
the new price, 10c to !•> ches, Bull V 's, Chiffoniers and
per pound cheaper than on Davonport t ;e.
Dec. Ist. Complete !i..e of Here ai - also to i•• fonnO
Nuh. f rui; I I kite-, I \V,, I:d
Baishis, Curran- i Aron. ~ c-u.-, V.do- ipode- and A n
(‘ranlierrios. et • n. ■ ile
t )pen lel \ i.o IMI .oil ji . , a,
E. R, Buffington & Son
Rising Sun. Maryland
5 PREPARED \ I
v /
/ ~ r
/ To do Automobile Painting /
7 To Make New Tops y \
y To Repaii Tops of All Kinds y
i7 To Make all Work Satisfactory I
y PRICES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ’ y
| CHAS. B. BURNS~ & SONS X
Phone 56W HAVRE DE GRACE, MI). 4 /
ten II is Ike first time this mcdai
lias been conferred. Miss Delano was
I re ter of the Department of Nurs
ing throughout the war, having hart
charge of the mobilization of ~ { (i,9lii
i.urs - for war service. She died in
the line of duty at Savenay, France,
o. April. 1010.
ooo
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OAST O R I A
~p ~I—TT. ~ ~
SEF US
Before Buying Vour Footwear
Elsewhere
I
KEOGH’S COLONIAL BOOT SHOP
714 Market Street
i
i (Second f loor)
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Walk a Short Flight and Save Money
'
| \ DECEMBER 1920 EEKTON MD. £
I \ Santa Qausc & John I. Gonce \
i Will Show You Better, Different t ilings for
A / r Gifts.-Thls is the Reason for Gonce’s £
V Extraordinary Busy-ness y
y LINOLLI M, for comfort in your home, at special A
) y price. Two yards wide, for the small price of $].39 A
*r yard.
j X New BLANKETS and new CO.MFORTS reduced 7
j tor Holiday Trade. nt
i Special APRON GINGHAMS, Lancaster patterns,
i y now 19 cents. X
a HILL Ml Sl.lX—Soft as ( i;ii So in vide,
I reduced in special sale to 21c vard 7
r -Xll Silks lor I-*• -sps and \\ , nt low X
\ PriCeS ‘ . , . ' f
4 f Ladies and Gents Ilandkeniiiefs, li-.s-i (Tn-
X derwear, on a new level. j\
\ JOHN E. GO NX '. |
X Elßtcn, Md. f
W-eV'-SS^
ocov v .. SoS'cy-oS ocS oTc-!-!. •!-oS'G'l*c*rC'C'o'2o'!'C'. ■
P f J Q
£ Uoatlv-Tmnmcd rials |
X ’ o
: o g*
j.v i lals 1 rimmed lo h<L r 9
| I
-f Silk Stock 1 ngs 1 landkcrc 1 i 8
8 1 y
Mourning Work a Sju-ri ~t\ |
|l MRS. LENA L WILUA I
ii I
! 9 l.lkton. Maryland Q
T ' d
P , O
; ~ *K4o.-;.c>o6
SMITH BRO .'N
Dealers *n
HARDWAP"
and
Automobile Accessc
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I TAIRBANKS-MORSE HOME LihMTIM, <D
; POWER RIANT
I()-Li yli| HLiul. 1 ail Daiik-’-MiirM- jiasoliiic ai ! "il
engine, e(|iii||cil with nuginTo, iiigliesi |\|n-i2
I volt bank id 'Dra<- batteries, httniileie plant deliver! j
I S,LID.OO. |
\S c claim the distinction of having satisfied customers \
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Pemmylvaiiia Grain Drill- Oliver Chilled Plows \
Garden loois and Farm Implements
Goodyear and Miehelii Tires and Tubed
Gasoline, Cylinder Oils, Coal Oils
C. & P. PH-3NE--PORT DEPOST 53 feb , ;mo