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| News In Brief
MKKAWS
Tin* sum of s(i2 was raised at tin
Kemblesville Sunday school on S
day for Armenian sufferers, this i
enough to keep one child a year.
Chester county has been asked to care
for 400. and the authorities think ii
can easily lie done.
Residents of 1 .ewes, Del., in tin
special school district in I .ewes, vot
ed overwhelmingly t" bond the sum of
$50,0(10 and to accept |hl reby the ot
fer of the Delaware School \u\i!iary
*' of $200,000, the total amount, $250.
000. to be used for the erection of
central school building.
The Oxford New says there is
, scarcely a doubt but that many stolen
automobiles go through Oxford every
week. This is the direct road to
Maryland and that seems to be the
direction which many thieves seem to
take. According to the stale records,
I Odd cars were stolen |u I’ennsylvania
during the past year and only 721 id
them were recovered. There have
been thirty automobiles stolen in Lan
caster city this fall, but most of them
were taken by joy-riders, and all ol
the machines were recovered.
Nun/.io Vaccarini. aged 2d years, an
Italian employed at the Casparis
Stone tjuarry, near Havre de lira e.
was instantly killed one morning last
week when a boulder weighing be
tween four and live tons pinioned him
against the large tone crusher. He
was making a chain fa-t to the big
rock so that the derrick could lift the
boulder into the crusher, when the
stone slipped to one side and the un
fortunate owrkman was caught be
tween the stone and the crusher Hi
had worked at the quarry for about
four years
Many ills come from impure blood
Can’t have pure blood with faulty di
gestion, la/.y liver, and sluggish bow
els. Bt d .ck Ido id I’d ' r- is re ■ >Ol
- for .a acth -r : t -in aeh.
bowels ai d liver aad purltving the
id .e,t. ' - - r
Rid r i- added SPIP.IIUU
to his i;v is gioterous gifts
on belli dopment of I lela-
Witre’s •' ■ >! system, accord
ing to ' if 1 >r. Joseph II
i (dell, e Ser\ ice • iti/.ens
submit it meeting of the
execul :ce committees ot
the Si . Mr. dul’olit has
now I -la al of s:t.) IH.IMHI to
the p ■ icat ion.
\ . he ma on admin. s
tered d’ hi c a we a. ago,
Sanr Inmville butcher,
near 10--, .he;ul. lie j
, till all of which are suf I
ferii p.d -on and will die. i
He at 52.00 K. 1 ; • lie .
slot e were liiUJld 1 races
of .. . ... .old in nthei s arsenic, I
The me,i a\s in ett placed in the
h late police. !
Iron O r y
FLETCHER’S
;ATO R • A
for $12,5110 each wen j
ret fteenn nt agitinsl the 1
Ma Vnnsylvai ia railnaid
whi t Ballimorc to I udta, !
I'a ed States Court last 1
u ee tils of one ill: er John
W. lireman l.uther M. (
IVyt ilroadmen lost their
lives -ck which occurred
near >. n May 22. when two ,
train; - 1-on collision, Ihe ■
aecidi rom a freight tram
proeei i section.- without ;
propei ■ given Lite conduo- j
tor of pa train who proceed- j
ed aftl i ■ elion reached Hal- j
timore. I e the widow was
allowed *, 1 he verdict, the six
childrei >SOO ettch and the
three chi .n of Blaney SI,OOO each
Itchingi, tm taring skin I'ruptions
disfigtiviy.. noy, drive on ■ wild
Doan's > ent is praised for its
good wot ) c at all drug stores, ad
Going - is supper last 1* riday
evening Marks, postmaster tit
Elsmei . left the safe unlocked.
Up n he found that a thief
had e olliee, by forcing it
aid* i,| stolen S2OO in notes
from compartments. The
money own, and the stamps,
etc cheeks were not dis
tur • riot of a hand was
foci d uu u piece of dusty paper. Col
ored men have been loitering about
thfi building, and four strangers were
about the village during the day.
'■’lit. thinks the thief was familair with
his habits and entered the office
shortly after he left for supper. State
I (elective McCoy wa- u 't illed mid will
try to locate the thief.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
c A 3 ■*“ O R 1 A.
Byron K. Buatch ha> sold the Hc*y
bold farm between Port Penn and Pel
aware City to Mary S Bennett fm
$lO 000. It comprised the site on (
which the plant of the Marlin-Kock
wel! Company had been erected.
John 11, (Ireenwood, former Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Kent county,
CECIL WHIG, ELKTON, MANY LAND, SAIURUA T. DM KM BEK 25. 1920.
j Md., died at the home of his son, Ben
I jamin (ire-.mwood, in Dormant own.
i i a., .a.-t weeli, of general debility,
i a*red yeais. He was elder of the
court for more than forty years. Sev
oral month.- :ujo he had a fall at the
home of his dauuhler, in Philadelphia,
i sustaining a -liiilu fracture* of the hip
' and ii is believed this accident hasten
ied his death. The body was bronchi
to (’hestertown for burial.
A fin tin death of Marsha i \\
Warren, an cc ntrie, at the (ieneral
Hospital. I.ama-ti*r, $12,000 in rash
and securities were found under his
low He refused to cive up his
j nT.-on a I elfeets when he was fmvetl L>
<> th In pita! by pneumonia. Re
latives with whom he infreijiientK
. soeiated, will ire*, the e.-tate.
\fter a hearty meal, take
.uh s n J issi .■ . ■ - ’ at h,
liver and bowels. Rejrulets are a mild
laxative. air at all stores. adv
Thieve- i f ■ i red the Ref ton, L:m%
. sier cut nty, earau’e, which i- man
•, i| by the <lraybill Bros., some day.-
a*.’", and stole about SIOOO worth of
■ iie tubes, chains and patches. Kn
tra? e into the i-arace \vas mad
through an • dice wi-.t?"W
B. K. Cross a , of New York, at en
gineer, was employed by tin* Com
mission named by the Legislature, to
device a plan to protect Kehoboth
Beach and llcnb'pen Lighthouse from
im oacb of the <ea. He found that the
present open space betw on the bea< h
at I.* we- and the new bn akwa'ci
forces a ci;i ■ • nt of water from the
Delaware Bay when the tide runs out
a. d it s wee jis inward and tears away
it. ,•(•:.-t foi *veral mi!--. Kit her .n
jetty will ha\ • to i*e ennstrucled to
thn w tin water in mother dir *etion
or el-e the upon -pa'a- must he closed
•cm tii iat 11 f the Brea I watt
to tin* shore.
K very body’s friend Dr. l*lioma.-
Koh ctic Oil. the i? i i
edy for toothache, eaiache, sore thr at
cuts, bruises, scalds. Sold at all druj?
r- nres. ■•he and *oo. adv
Mystery envelops if: 1 • *ent burn
in- of a 7-pasenjrer Nash ear in the
Wat• woods, Lower ( 1 xfmd t wnship
As far as known one man was the
only occupant of the car a? d it is said
that on finding the Ham ' 1 ■ tie
he left the car and di -appoaf •d.
Among the r <h nt
the iairnine: machine were John M.
Dronnoi and hi> 11 aw. win dis
o\f red the e’a • • auk had n* cap
ed dirt on the ir put
out tile iirt, bui lie llai.u- •■utlnueh
until •’■ (i y pari *' I! :a•• •*■ had
, ensum* d. A !■•*. of l-.n!••s
<i(Mi
< hande lain's I aid, —.
: v : ::
Ip;* ed ic i hem a t rial \oy are c* i -
1 , in .. 111, I w i'h til. i! - ir-'-t. ml
ST\TI-; m.NhS i\ (llldil S!!*i’l
The iuiitl i r (lit posit inn into whirl/
■hr Sin' . hiic ■ml ii nan i;i I i n-t t
■ tilth its ol' M .iylaml an fust foitil'y
| ing thrtnsrltrs i shown in thr I'rilur
I him of (Itrir h-a!" limin' thr lit-l rail
mmlr by Stall Hunk Cainini intn
|C( 1-g, \V I’agt a, of Novnnl.tr la.
Cmh'i this rail hr v i -inks show a
iiihirtion in "hills payahlv" that is in
St iTiiwt'ii iinnify of $1.07(i,725 since
j the previous call of Soptcnilu-r S. At
thr same time tin notes ami hills rc
■ iiis '..tin ed hail been reiiticftl by smil,.
1 UH. while the institutions had in
I creased their surplus atul undivided
■ accounts by $271,255. This i- about
; the best showing in these items which
; the State chartered hanks have ever
shown in a similar period The hanks
'showed total resources of $25‘.1.121,
028, with loans atul discounts of $121.-
195.7(i!1. They held mortgages and
judgments of record of $18,579,167
and there was $19,a17,100 tine them
from approved reserve agents
THE TWENTIETH (’EM! HI
What have we done since 1900 to
make us different people? Bridged a
certain number of rivers, cut the
Panama Canal, come over to the tung
sten lamp, developed a motion pic
ture industry these things We sum
up frequently. But consider, this:
Since 1900 the attendance at our col
leges and universities has increased
five-fold. In the same 2(1 years at
tendance at high school has increased
more than six times, from 297,000 to
1.900,000. Hook at. it another way,
27,000 more men and women now go
in college than were going to. high
school when the century opened,
i What becomes of all this education?
Same critics remark that they see no
single sign that we are any better
i educated as a whole than we used to
lie. That is easy to understand.
When you raise the whole mass,
yourself included, you don’t notice the
, difference. But it is here, none the
less. One reason is that it has to he
here. We need the greater education
to use the tools and the forces that
have been invented and developed. A
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Children Cry for Fletcher’s
The Kiud You Have Always Bought, and which has be
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature .
- and has been made under his per*
y sonal supervision since its infancy.
/-cUtAtM, Allow no one to deceive you in this,.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
I Infants and Children —Experience against Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with
remedy that you would use for yourseD.
What is CASTOR!A
Castona is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Comfort—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS I
Bears the Signature of
In Use Fop Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THE C f NTAUR COM PANY *•*- E W VO ** K ,TV
hoy with grammar .school education ores announced lasi Friday b\ tin
ccp the t
business h< uses A hoy will ah . 1 ■ .i: ••i• i ‘-'I ' per ct nt. more in No
-■ hnol (Miucation tret> ah ■ ;*.*•? r vemh* ! than in the preceedinjj month
■ i
h prices hist May, the bureau -a>
lield Of iln .* LM* eommodit les used in the
We an s< me acc< . • of comparison of November and Oclo
reas edu ■ cr whoh ah* prices, IMS showed a
are showinu a result proportionate to ■ -rea-f while 11 showed an in*
lib iIDTtM •• 111.’ M -in !’ .***7 .-.a - w - •here was on
mif reason why \se jue>lioa >* 1 f‘• •*i hane'e,
• t vve ouyht to teach 1 >ui dine; n atcrials registered a
:a\ and why. \V< !ia*. • ■ o-*ip of 1 2 ] p.r rent in XovcmVei
!*• -•! ;! a I‘aMtre ! i’ '• (*■:.*.> .:d farm pr"<lut*'- wert* se<’ind, with a
W iia'.a Mo{ "**i •..vi ai a i• p fl' 11 per rent. (‘lothinp
'an • • ■ 1 1 i i i• t i!; *.! th • • -' i . i, • a r ■ • d*. per era:, while foot I
Mihvaii'.ia Jn • • o ’da dropped 1 !■- per cent.
—° ,M \v . year
*11(01 IsAi.i: CHICKS TUd Hiii p a.■ <i. .pi • a n pn
I
Is per c<
. decn of 1 per
t in*-* ' in*--a t!if war. art.>,, . v - •.
1 ' Prices at the.
i American Dental Parlors |
1 l'i r used i(Muicu r\ nuuniiul- J
it\ 1 ;•> v - ,!tf\vU‘d ns.
1 •'.i.iM.s SKK <M R I’KICKS
! * l " , nl * •' ' I*l VTES
| MlNer I.D(
; j naincl i (Ml Ilia teeth, guaranteed to lit. $lO.
! (ioid -.00 S }2 and SIS a set.
( LK.xMNL. SI.OO. 1 \TK \CTION. 7,0 v V 7.”) CFNTS.
(•as administered. Lady in atte ml a nee. Office hours—B..'lo a. m. to
•p. m Open Tuesday and Saturda \ • venin;;v from 7 until 9 o’clock.
A • IN , i D 1 hO2 MARKET ST.
j Mmencah Uehtai rariors, wilmington. del
Drv V*hbrook and Manchester. Over Hanover Shoe Store
i branch Office, Klkton, Md. Open Mondays and Fridays.
OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS
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.
Plowing of the ground is the most important part in
the preparation of the seed bed. Unless this is done prop
erl v no amount of after preparation can compensate for a
poorlv plowed field. This fact evidently was uppermost in
the mind of Mr. James Oliver w hen he invented this plow.
Every Repair for an Oliver Plow, No.
A-B-19-20-40-83, in Stock
ROGER WITWORTH
EAKton, Maryland
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I’Honk sa o.\ the: cok.nkk
PRICE’S BULLETIN
i :'d W ( - n,lar ••
CfW ■ h Irani. i/c OC, X -. j. $1.7.
HI 7 M 7 ' 1 ,r, "" hnt
nfiM® ;.l ir # '■ *' ’■ ■- Sl.„n per p:m. id Lotto/-
t' 1 -■■ S:!r,n an<| s 1,1,1 I'*’*- pair
’ ■ l l - ■ .•'. si 00 and si; 00 each
l . . I r I n h ull, L’.'i cent -
Attractive V atterns i
Generous Sizes !,i ,l: " Ml ■■ ■" r "" ,s i
> • rd.
Nashua Blankets are sure to Llim !.<■! (’luwif.*, ■ t* ID van
please. For they come in a wide *n- tin MO ccit:s yard.
of patterns in sizes which vv , , i > <., , ,
, 1 . . . V\ •• I. "I I - I If* ■(•!■( | | 1 11! V ami \ ( Sts
tuck up and tuck in.
■ 0 cents garment
■\ t r hi . Standard !.•;• hi L'Mi*-. ].*> cents pet
Woo?nap..,t3hf>Rets urn
of Pitre Cotton ; ' t ' 1 Shirt* ,t"d Hiawer
Keep Aou Wan-?
No-,after how cold the weather, , ' U(H ! IM-I’AKTMI-.NT
the deep soft imp ,T Nashua Ki Hop's i nrn Flake and Post
hi iiiicer.-' Kc-eps the sic t per
H ° • . 10 vm.s prr box
m • . i . j ‘an .1 I'n ri, 1 2 I J cent- p<. r can
far e in to-day see our slot k
rf th'**e sturdy hlanki ts. Their Laiiudt \ Snap. for 25 cent*.
; *ze. patterns and prices will m S.e • L-Ifct . ;:o centf
please you p.mnd.
FRANK P. PRICE
Main and Bow Streets Klkton. Md
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’ ( bit U”—savs the Kodak—and the stor\-
ot the hoiitlav coasting partv n trail
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1 seribetl to iilm. I'nn w ith the ( diri>tmas
KODAK
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begins with Christmas Daw
Somewhere in our store i- “ju t the
thing. We’re here to help \ a find it.
Kodaks, $0.40 up
Ih oit mes , $2.86 up
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J. J. MINSTER & SON i
Klkton, Maryland
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" SAMUEL H. PINE
Registered Optometrist
Of uver 30 years experience in examining the live aa-l I’re, nhing (ll.isse, wil
open his office in Klkton. MJ.. on Monday. April 26, 1920, on tin
Second Floor, Front Room of R. B. Frazer's Drug Store.
If you are troubled with nervous or sick heudai ~e. have pains iu if.r -op or
back of the head, or letters begin to blurr when \ old your reading at the
normal distance, it is pretty sure von need glasses, lam prepared to give vou;
eyes a thorough examination ami should you nee I glasses will make them fot
j you from the very best enslal lenses and any kind of frame von desire
My work is gnaranted in every respect -my price, reasonable.
Will be in Klkton every MONDAY and TI’KSIiAV from ,1:30 A. M, until
4:30 I’. M, At Port Deposit every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 000
A. M. until 10:00 i*. M. Rising Sun, in Reynolds’ Drug Store, every Thursday
from 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P M
SAMUEL H. PINE
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