The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • 3

very a i i 1 gton, la a tiiu ksday, march 27, 1913. 1 nn I ANNUAL BANQUET U.v'...v VAN HOUTEM'S OF CITY GROCERS I Held nt llin Jlotnl lu Font IMPORTED DUTCH Supreme In Its Class A FTER a session of sweet, salty or ordinary crackers your palate will rejoice in the rich, refreshing deliciousness of Lust Nlht nnd LnrRfly Attended. MAYOR HOW ELL GUEST "Oh, dear me!" little Mona cried. Her heart with sorrow filled; "My pretty cup is all smashed up. My RON A all is spilled!" During Hio Evening Them Was Mut Mirlh nt Ihe Kxpenso of lite MchiImth.

"Don't "I lans AcrossTheSea, "Accept another cup from me. What's better than a cup of RONA?" "Two cups!" said laughing little Mona. Half pound tins 25c AUo in 10c tin paced Wafer Thr fffOll'l Htitinnl linllfir of fi Itc-f nil (iion'rH whi' li wnn In in ihf ltoM' Ijofiltl nl ihf llott'l ihi I'iuiI IiihI muhl, nt whi' Mnyor 1 1 i im V. llnw ll ntnl fotiiift 'i mitt ffiHtiinn William It. Ilfiil'l wrrr Hitmntt if yin-nt nf liotioi, w.ii it Ki'i'at fiiffi'K" from irv loltll III iMV, li till" frt llltlt thf mrtll-n'tn iif tin' i'V luilif worr hv thfir nn.

I ihniizhtfru rfiuU'r. i hr HMfii flonhlv i njovahlf, thr Inn rnlftmn into I In- ppirit of thf nfl-iii wi'h 7xi Cwryoiir whfi i Ictl. ff tin- hsm-iift itiil to for tin' nitjMiBf of ohlainmn Ifflftitioli mill ntnl Jil'lymg i io thr In art pftili of Uithiri that (Ttti'lff) tlif jolt 'i that wi'ii- nnrli'il npiakfr. withoiil in tpt nm, tiny rt'it-nt-il full mrMmf of Imih. 'I hf lifiiKi'ift HM'lf wan fur i llr-n i hii'I thf iplflifli'l M-rvift- ilit-iv lavornlilr oni-liifitt fimil man Thr iiifini.

wmr )rint'i in iitnh, an. I lntn of fun itHiillfiJ riN Ihf mi'inhitfi ttii'il in iia.n what, thf rirnl foiiif-t'H woi. Iv, i-n Mayor llowill. hii a'l luns, rfmmkfl ihnt "it i iiiinfi-fSB-'it for nif to f-nv that I lmf injoV'xl wlial I havr faiin. tlionph I iloii'l know whnt it mm Th' Win alo Ihf i lift- in ninny i'l In inornt'-B) llliifit of ihf iii'kIh nnalilf tn lilj of what thf roiiiHf fonninlf.

I tmn wflir ij ha. I hffii wrvnl, nn iim to tfn. imn'ial 1 New-Century Club ping Goodl ii rirru i I I In' Nriv nrv Club iVif Stockton inii 1 nivciFti M-ftciilm 11 iiiiiii iliiin on 1 il 1 1 lad VsOll lit flUH'll, nikhorn his the sin st tanc If- 'nl. purr, pasteurize-d milk ttircl the Elkhorn It's vlv'r I imn -nil, 1 In1 'mil at ivr 1'iwl nf i 1 .1 1 1 1 1 I lu.lund I'rof nti In II llif si Vi tal llllf, and HlWR Will. Mm, I llii' rxtliMiielv intruding tlmm In.

In- ha i mv, fir ln i Hit 1 pn 1 and lln' light Iui ran itimw upon I titledi llH'mlnr" i ilk. I 1 nm "ii I i'l -1 i in 11- wax. f.rt Wt.itir- ilicestiHo and In pnpainl niMiiiifr in Mi' I' nt'i Ihf m'4li WHt follow ini- rlock In- will ptohahU will fred taiy Ask 'III. Oyittftn fit half ht ti am of (YUiv Ihfl in 1 1 I .1,0. ri II -I 1 ,11.

in I li' view fit 1 i'nn 'mi Wo.U V' 1 A 1 U' jTT'S an exclusive IVINS hlencl of expensive, pungent East Indian spices, combined with the very finest open-kettle rendered New Orleans Molasses. TTAKED in the inimitable fvins way by experts who arc past-masters in the art. CIMCEI) Wafers will be hailed with delight in your home. Better for the children than candy. Supreme when served with hot chocolate, rice pudding or other desserts.

Fresh at All Reliable Grocers. IVINS, Baker of Good Biscuits In Philadelphia Sinr in V- B- 1 fk. mm m. IB Ii fl I il I 1 1 i I 11 i mM-f llinitni'1- tu i'ir-n 11 II I .1. 't! Plot i'i 4 in ln i ii fiiiinti Hl Try the EIMtore ttll.l' Ml limit'lll I'll 1 1 V.V.

i-i mull' ii-ni i iiiii' tor i'-if i I in ii lioiif i i it i 1 1 1 in i KM ntlllKli1 lln inaek Goodness Ianpittr of fi.i'. Joinvillr MlVt-l II' t'o'l'iilh' of Swi i tlMi a.l.i, 'lo'iloi lioai-l Spii'm f'hi'ktii an I I'i I'i ms I I ati'' a tf 1'otntnt i. hi MM Salmlf lf Saciofi laii'-vl' ft 'if a I'ftltM oi)n t'nlr Noir wit' i imp t' tT riumvAv km nor I ln Imliijilf I In Kan lumr ptffji til will' wmmh wilrotiii on In. hull ol thr i i hati Wnht'r Stlhlfif, hftiimti ol tin- ffHiitni'Ui' that i ainr. I thr kITmit llir oi lnT mrml'ir ol hf rommit iff lo wlilill i a lhf for till f(fl- i if nt maniiiT in whirh Ihf lianiint wins it wrtf I-i.

(). Willi it tu (i (' IJrr.l llrt ihf Ian i iniiRi' ha. Iiii ti pf rvr. in. I ihf linf'ts nrllr.

low il to hrar tlif sprf iliiiiiik in Mr StlhtfH' ml i ii hi. I .1 itiiPfi 0'i-al. who linn hi rti Irtil of thr fXihunK'1 for 10 fonur i nf i If ihf to. lit mu iter Ml Silhtor pin. I irih'ltr lii tin- pi i'f.

tit iu hw tlioll -prfih of int ro.lni'1 nn I Mini NT n't i. II. INI IK i I Mr I 'i. Ml- 1 1 i i wi'ti IIH' Nirihinu ti ii. I- ih ii in Pnpf'i linio liumiiiif Wis lir in! lltllt tllf tf in i inn' it ii- i)i tin 7n I I i hi i- 1 1.

it inif ii' i i I'l'i Ilf il -1 h- I fim- i tiiiiiI i in I In' i-i i'i imjili Illinium. .1 lie lii .411 i PTK. Ilt i'l 1-. lie- 1 1 pi jmm'I nf 111" finiliMX I'll If I II il (it tlil I11MM III ri iil! I i-MVr i'li'M'1 ifnr Distributor. S.

Keen. 601 W. Twanty-f urlii Wilmington. liiiif tlfiit niijlf in vi't nrr," I I' i tf II. ii.

ii'-ir I i i il K' i nm i'l li.l h. i .1 l.N,l i. kirn :ili.iit 'in tfi Ii I I I' Is nr. mi tj I. mill f.ii- tlif 1 1.

mi if A SCHOOL CAUL COMPKTI 1 ION To Stimulate tho Momltcrs of the lii'l I I'. hf rl i'l Wi'ik: 111 1'; lull)'- I. 'It, I I MriK Mm i I tiff (, -i I. ip-iM imii; ii in litini-in Tiinul finiM riri Piovpi in. ilrfinifr.

Mil'-. I Ilf tlfill I it I Ml'! llil' nt llle ijinvi'rd to havr lifrn tamprrd with, uotiif part lifttm tkrn out and rrplfd with othrr of diffrrrnf "It. in urh a matilirr that thr rotiHiimfr wiw fhrattwl 1 'I Ills wa flr.tir infrntifnally, hut. the 1 1. 1 w.

I. I i I I til" II i hi -i ri 1 M.i hum i i- juii'i Mis i ihiii u.ui- tlif in.iii wlin ininliA with ur't Sq Buying at the uare H'Ch Zid wiU an I Vli 1 lu tin uift iMH'irv wiilunii Intli -ir! wiilinii! er-i i i i i i i i i 1.1'- 'i nn n. nil llir in' fi ln'inu i In- 1" ill tli.il i ii'i r.i i 1 i i i i. i I Ii 'I. I-Ul 111' ill.

KOil Mil' UlnrV WJIf i lilts lltlil M'l i Tl'iV Mill 1,1 I 'tr CIlK. 1,11.1 to (iii tl.r in', i tl't'ilmvr I ii nl r. i. 1 I iiiwav-- i-n. icm it I MK tin- Deal Store on Credit enables you, with only a small cash outlay, to dress stylishly without paying one cent mere for your clothing than you pay at so-called cash stores.

Here's the proof investigate. that f.fUn aenlra rrrre not true thro'ith no fault of flip owner; in m.iiif the owner loning in it. In f.tir meaner sen It-n rr found that had 1 nt-n UHi'd hv an old jrrocrr for many yrnra livery timr fhiK p-orrr sohl a pound ff goods hf it film (iitniT, An a rrult his turagre pr'dits were nrarly ratrn up hy thr and the grocer had a hard tr'ii-pr to hold his hcid alxvr water Tim ralrn Bite projfily adj'iHtf-fl and now he i grtting along hrttrr. tmoeriiR IWPftpRf) rrON. Thr mayor -stated that thr jjrnrer also suffrrrd thr loss of mu money hv trusting leoplr who wrrr apjiarrntly hotii'st hut who proved tf) lr iihorict He quoted a easr whrrr a grocrr had lft a hill of this kind, which rep-resrnfrd thr pnfit on several hundred dollars' worth of pind handled Hr -hevifl something should le 'lont- to prevent this, as thr honest corisumtr had to suffrr for it thr eiu" tiff la red that hr kni'w whrrr thr piple wtire sn or fut of work the gnHerymen wduM hok out.

1, li (mI'U' r.w.i.i t. ri 'rv "M-l- ...,,,1.,, it. Ki, Imh iS w.i- t'hf I I of V. Mr 7 plft .1 in I "svv in Mi II h'onir Momarh Irouhlr urcd. to P'T.

i''-' -i r. I I li.Mf i tn-'liinc liiiMf ii-i than iMijimx. jnsi th.f i i a i hrnnif Tii. i ut hf 1- it not niinaiit iluiu wrh that nmiiv for fats with nhur was ti hr i i a ii: fit hf a i rti i lit fiiri' is Thf i i Within ri anil may h.fi tor a jnorahtv i I'VHt 1 is(i't if tlii-ir ii Lf -in in lVt.j with mill urn' fuiii-1 I rif tliiff ways tit rthun.in lii'tii. 1 i liumnn Mnrv in Ilf iiitinsin tliiit 'Mis nn 1 with thf rpr'sM'il tin I'-m if iftiiii.iii ntsrtin: tl.r s.

-i i rs l.ont y.vir aiio." s.iy 1. H. I'ftinnn trn.i thrnn to nuiki' Mil in.iii in'f mi; Sli tkf- si.riif i i f'K if I iann i mi laliliMs ni)i .,) rui'il th- ut tr: i v' urni 1 hn-f pi v.Vrtiv i.li wurifti. Inn ih vit lifti rm.ia (1 i'l i i vn1 1 urovioitslv lisfl anv nntiMifr 1 man. i i I a i 1 1 1 1 I .1 I I I i i-'.

i i -r -T i n.rhi'inr-. I HiMif ot thfin I Iliinihi'J i.t'i.f- i ot a val- utiv Hitf IwiU'tit 1T salf hv liiil'V' 'in! Ti Ailv. It nivrs nif trrnt plfiisiitr In wr in i many nun ntnl tlirtr wivri hrrr thm mtiR." I'l'tian Mr. o'Nrivl upprf- i talfi ihf work I hat hat hm tj ilonr hy all in miikf thifi all air a Hilfft-M. Thf citn-tint iff in rhaiiif Kia-at rrfht for thr niMtinrr lur Ii tlirv havf linniilfl vrtvlhmn illffii yrarsi ai w- tat nr toil iho Rflatl (Iroi-fti Kvlianiiii th ami in that tmif ihf asunriai im has ma.

wotulrtf ill iiroEtfsi. I want In sii- that I havr hail I tir honor i if I ho aim. niakiMK me its prrsiilrnt for ihf I ist lo Now as I am pi nig flirt from thf rrtail lirofrry Imiini'ss, I fhall hf romp'-llfil to ntvr linn up I fjlinll always, howrvrr, rrinam proinl of thr work hy llir tinsor lat oti Wr hivr rria.il storrf to hr prom! of. that nrr M'fonil to tiotir in thr Cm i I'd Slates ASM i MTIOV HfN t- rtTS Mr. VNral ilfrlariil that I hr srshi'ih-t ton hrnrtiiril hfth thr prnihirrr n.

si lli an will (hr I'nnsumcr, as thr pioils roiilil hr sohl at a lowrr firirr. "Wr what thr daily paprrs havr ilonr in advrrl isitin this hatutift whn-h is our hffoml hr nan! Mr, O'N'rsd thru introihicrfl Mayor II irrison Hnwrlh ovri iMKM ni mtok "I was 8omrwhat siiiprisr.l when I askf'l what thf mrnihflshlp of thf f-t hanp' roust it ntnl and soinr our tol.J mi' till mrinhrrs." mu. I thr mayor. "I was Mil'i'l'lsril to fitnl that half thr liiim-hrtu air la. his.

Thfir arr ahout 111 hrrr tonight, with somr frw oiitsidrrs, whirh ahout rvitis it tij1." thrrr hritiK ahout ladir pi nt "I askfd thr hoiinrahlr 'onKicssinati what on rarth to talk ahout to trocrry-turtl," rotitimir.l thr prakrr. "ami hr sai.l 'must aril'." Thr mayor thm kfpt his liraliM's i iitrl tatlird for soiur timr hv lilatind many humornus jokrs and Hr lirp'd thf )-o if ral Ml of thr JiroriTs, a it. I st a I that hf rr-Lirrtlril Its Inrlllhrrship 'h'l not inclii. i i rrtail poo in thr uly. Hr hr-hrVfil that in ro-oprrat ion and orptni7.a-tioti llir intrn-sts of hoth thr trm-rr and thr ronstimrr would hr hrttrr plotrcl Ilr spokr upon ivirnt i.ns mii.lr upon writht.s and mfasutr, in our mstatu of which a pair of tic st atidard s-airs, whirh wrrr very valuahlr, wrrr OBSERVE ARROR AND hlHD DAY for them, hut he meant hi former re- marks to apply to dishonest person who run up a hill I hrv never intend to pav.

utiiji 'irit ww. hv tarl Snriahsl jnipaicn. hr Mi-s (i-'i fa I a proTintii nt Sm-iih-i The OgdenHoward Co. Clothing for the Entire Family, Fifth and King Streets, Wilmington, Del. Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings.

Hy thr grocers ro-opr rating and doing pprojnia(c Exercises Will lie Hold in the City and State Schools Tcmonow. u-. i-M'or I i' iphia. will i.f!i hr Th 1 hv ih. lmal So.

MiS tn'i'tiC. i-1 ''f I to I air i Xlalki -ifft 1 on ri'U a a. a I Th" rmivi iv mil ol i ho 1 tim r- A. ii.r 1. i 1.....

1 ii.i, if I'M on i 1 la ii. WIMtl n-lil hi i.x-l. all a mi.iw;. i- i wli hr for I hf varum. Th-: v'' cwi- m'o hiiihif Aihor an.) Hir.l Iiv will hf pnrrailv ihi-rviii this nt anil Mnii' toiniirrow i Thf inain i 1 hint ions will hf in llir puhlif i ol thf fitv in tin' rural throiiuhoiit 1 1n Mat.

soinr iiuf thf ihiv thf pu t' mor pi cm 1 iinai i. Mi ill Ik' in fVrrv of thf'Sf alnl II) I I if ioimt hools, whi ii llii rr l.s imii H. He.d, Miss Ed.ta M. Elai Kari Myer, Moms Woniij WUliam K. Skeil-nep Wilhaa R.

Dar' Mrs. P. Mrs. TViljaia Dare, Mrs. E.

keHceiir, Mr. (leorg1 Weaver, Chrftas TV Wolhar, Mrs. August S-'iert Mr. and M.TU J. Warner Retd.

Mr urd TT. 15. ISA, I fi BB vT UKMgGffi hf fhaitff to plant trcf. aii'l hf fiTi'isi will hi- nior." flal iratf. In a nuiiil'.

ot thf puhlif hools of i- work. thf if will hr lanii'iaiii away with compct it inn, thr mayor hr-lieved hoth thr grocers and consumers would hem-fit, as thr rim ids rouhl Vic sold fir a fair price to the eonsiitrter. This was better than the mrthods under rirnpr-titioti rules, where goiuls arr sold very cheap one time, to kill competition, and as noon as this is accomplished, the prices are raised very high. The grocer lost-s when thr prices are low and the eonsumi when they are raided again, whereas if the grocers co-operated and sold their goods at a reasonable price both would benelit TM KK moil CtMPlK.N. The speaker also believed in pure food, a battle for which is being vvaccil nationally, and he thought that each grocer should take for his motto: "We will handle only those goods we know to he absolutely pure." UN tfiKFLK.

'ongrcsstiian Hcald, the next speiker, also entertained his with witty remarks He explained the reason whv thr price of coffee had hern advanced, which he said was tint due to t'if grocers, hut a coiner on th" market th.V had been effect ril in Uracil by money loaned liy the I'mtnl States 1 that paitn-s in Hra.il had borrowed 000,000. of which wivs loaned by the Cnited In buy up surplus coffee. Thus this country very obligingly furnished the money for Brazil to buy tin all thr surplus coffee and raise Miiilnaiiri' mi: thf niranuic an Smith. Mr. Mr' E.

F. Decsev. Jac S. Hand. John W.

Moatgomery, nor0 J. Mon-gt-raerv. Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. Mr. and Mrs. .1. A.

Buck. Mr. and Mrs. J. Staats, Mr.

and Mrs. Will is. Mr. Mrs. W.

T. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Mr. C. M.s M.

O'Neal, Jeor? T. infj. Mr. md M- In In i h- rural hools of New ('astir tv thr i ri-1 rat ton mi fa. ii i hit in th'' thr Inn hi is In i-oinr of ri ihoi atr pi.

ni' iijnmrs ol ir If ni at i. a'ni Miliirs h.i Immh ali'i III most olir of srhol.il- 111 f.i' si hoo has hrrli h'ft fi to thf Uo.tiors prorl.iiuatlon, th.ouh III soinr s' hooh this Is ilonr hv the tcai'lii E. K. Thca.p.sin. Mr and Mrs.

H. M( Loriar.d and WilLaiXi Carter. Tar 31 rsaiE 3E -tV ALCOHOL 3 PER CLNT. Hni if tn Jifnlrtt the cut price ft-liow when our Solomon Slaughter A. S.

Taylor and T. Haye.s Taylor "Why patronize the clothing s'ore? have two Taylors." W. R. Dan 'We do not, hae -o take a I )arS we ha.r Calm iV Kt.cd "You may not have Fieen able rn trans'a'e our mmu. Pass it over in hr two who Car.n Hee.l fleorg" W't-a-i "If you a rig made gJN Weaver a 'riii .1.

IfV and C. T. Wolhar "'Ihr sheep has in rh- goa has imr, the K. (' K. has o.

i liars." lihani If TIest Joe Buck "New Castle eoUU-v luts hills. Si.s-, has it sands. We have our Forres- our Ihi'-l. c.ir. e.r In- till.

Jame.s Gran? Wai'-T "WV tJr.iiif Mi we mav gout vr this fialiquet, will our Toe li.c.v -I LL' H. G. Godwin by the to.is'!. Hh iri ss 1 blie I say." he remarked as he seated theeve.U'.Jg two soios were rendered by Miss Ed.it Hohb. who was applauded Those present at the banquet were the following: Edmund Greenfield.

Earle 1 x. Joha I'u'zkus. Joseph W. Dare, S. E.

Bennett, N. Mclvinnev, G. W. ki-Mwun. H.

11 M. Lackland. John TaGor. Kred Kirby, Asa S. Taylor, Charh-s G.

Wolhar. J. H. Wolhar. August Seiler.

(ieorg W. Wvaver, Hon Harn.son How-vH, AXcgeiaWe Prrparafion TorAs-sirat ta I ni ric Food andRcguia Better Cough Syrup than -n ou can ouy Bears the Signature A Family Supply, nvtaar 13 sad fully A Cold. La Grippe. Then Pneumor.a Is r. ofea the fatal Grippe couh har.g weaken 'he teni.

and lower the vital 'I G. Co.hn.--. Post n. ist er. Barni i-, N.

sfys: "I was blr-i a virf 1. 1 Gripp' ei.iuh which omple: Iv -'xha -i Foley 's Honev in-: T.ir r. i X'n rbe It can't fie K-a." N. B. -forth.

Second and Market trt-ts. Adv. mi 31 3K of moyim; hodiks. The Work Will I'mhahlv Cfimpleu-d Ihi Wrk. in- work i' niovmii thr hodir- from thf p.av...ol ot ihf 1 list JJiipu.st Church to I'.

thrl ii.ip isi iiii'ii ry, ti. ar Hair's Viin i whirh is hrinsi 'loiir hy Contractor V. 1 1 iih'iUsr of Road, is nrarintl ouipl -t imi I tir of thr oldest mtirkrd pravs in tin- ci nir'cry is that of Thom.us Promolcs DicstionOe ness and ReshContalaS norMsocral. Not Narcotic. the price on the people of the 1'nitcd -it rfw JtKyrcfOldDrSWLllPtTtmt Mates.

It is hardly lair to accuse the grocers of raising the price." Mr. lh-ald had ascertained these facts while serving in and ho declared that at present there are about Oikl.OOO hags of coffee stored in New York. OOO.IMKI in Liverpool. and somewhere in who was hurifil I.M. Hr Was oif of th rharlrr mrlnhrls of th'1 fhurih and fhfd shortly lufotr ihr ihtiich was huilt.

His IhmIv has rml vet du Punt Dancing Club. The du Pen: Su-1 its legular bi-wrrIy the oit rh- r- sh: is ted -evi-rai gues's bavt been fed and ry igrfable Is fKKI 1 tM.t rMf.Kl UN; PtpvrrmBit- MwmSrrti-ClnnM Sjqtr hattnpma Mmf. 1 i ion Ski. cupi Mrs Harrison Howell, Hon Wilham ilsn up- entertained those present with siitr.i' ADerfpct Remedy for Owsfica lion Sour Stoiiwdi-Diarrliwa Salves Can't Cure Eczema A full pint of cough syrup as much, n.s yon could huy for can casilj he njado at hfune. Vou will find nothing that takes hold of an ohalinate cough more quickly, ustiully ending it inside uf 21 hours.

Kxcellcnt, too, for croup, whooping cough, sorn asthma, Bud other throat trouhlen. Mix one pint of granulated sugar with Vj pint of wann water, and stir for 2 minutes. Hut 2V-. ounces of l'inex (fifty cents' worth) in a pint lmttle, then add the ugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly.

Tako a teuspMunful every one, two tr three hours. This is piist laxalivo enough to help cure a cough. Also Minmlatc the appetite, which is usually upset hy a cough. 1'ho tastfj is jilcasunt. Th ellYct of J'ine and Bugar syrup on the inflametl memhranes ia well known, l'inex is tlio most valuahh) eoiier nl rate.l compound of Norway white; pine extract, rich in gnaiacol and all the natural healing pine elements.

Ot her preparations will not work in this formula. The Hinex and Sugar Siyrun recipo Js row used hy thousands of fiousewivpn ihrouphrmt tho I'nited States and Canada. Tho plan has lcen imitated, hut hfl old piirceftsful foruiuTa has never lieen equaled. A guaranty of ahsruntt or money promptly refunded, goes with thin reeipr. Vonr drugidst has l'inex, or will fet it for mu.

lf not. send to Tho I l'itifjL I t. Waj ae. Lai hi t-n rniiovi nnd Mi Kim of Milfotd. who is a ilfMi ndant of thr dr-nasrd, was at thr pavryard yrslrrdiy aiid madr arranp inrtils to havr thr rr-inams rnn'ivnl to Old Swrdcs (iiiii'iorv.

It his hrfii rrportfd that iiffzro rrsi-drnls of ihiillij'tfili Will thr hotly and mcMiunifril of Hrv. A. K. rasr, a rolorrd prtMirhrr, rrniovrtl from ihr p-avryard I anollnr placr other than thf rrmrlrry. Shfiuld i In- fii! hr pf i nut Mr.

llitirn-hfiusf fXiicis to fomiilcif ihf work this wiik. 1 1 will ihr In- rrady for tyiti-vation for rn-w joint rtiy and county VJ For Over Thirty Years mi? "Worms fonMilsious JevensD ness and Lo ss or Sleep. racSiniile Signature of neWyork. lr" Lf. i- In regard to skin diseas uiedieal pi m.

se -km a nut; ullt hoi it ies are now agued I.MI this .1 1 Uou imprison ir.e germs in I a to-date jokes, and he recited nsey at the Hat," with such a vim that one member, when the speaker had concluded, was heard to exclaim: "I'shaw. I thought he was going to knock a three-bagger." JOKts ON Till: MKMUVl's. illiam Smith. was next introduced, and he recited the following "hits" nn snme nf the members: On H. Skmner "We do not rued any high hnauci-'r in our business.

We have a Skianer." ilium Ward "Neither party mods to block our Ward. hav our own Ward that cairie; in. weight." ex Iht, idsoa donotmed an Absalom. We have another David smvii." Adam (iiubb hy should Adam go hungry whin he is followed, by Cirubh?" your skin by the use of greasy A "0 cent hH-tih- wiii an the and thus encourage them to multiply, i and g-v-- vn.j reht-f. i i i 1 A true cure oi an eciemainus ciisea's I last friends i i i i than iii.iu'y hv re'omrrienda' mg can dp Diougni aouut tniy ny using the healing agent- in the form of a hipii 1 WASH THE GERMS OCT A simple wash: A compound of Oil of Thymol and other ingredients as combined in the D.

D. D. la-escriytion. This pcuetra'to to the ihis I L. i rt.

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