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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-09-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Chas c Miller to Mary S Nelson
80 a sec SO Lone Oak $780,
Fl Gill to S A Gill lot 4 blk Sc
Foster 81.
LC Corlett to J w Eggleson 80 d
Is Charlotte $4,000.
j W Eggleson to L E Corlett 100 d
sec Is and q Charlotte $4,000.
John C Reeder to Clyde Gault lots
and 8 blk IS; lots 3 and 4 blk lt
Sprague $4,000.
D B Hickey to D E Smalley Jr lots
Z and blk 10; lots and 4 blk le
Rich Hill $4,000.
W M Garrison to D w Hills 776 a
sec 6 Walnut $40.
Joseph Jurd to S NJ Davis pit blk 5
Refs add Rich Hill $3.50.
f f Smith to T H Elliott IS a sec 20
Deer Creek 81.
| Ida Schlemmer to Eugene Schlem-
4f44eeff TT see - Deer Greek 81 --
John Fenton to Ellis Groves 80 a
sec l8 West Boone 81.
o M Groves to H N Lope Al 1-2 a
sec l Charlotte $500.
T A Smith to T B Kinney lots l and
2 blk "a Connellys ad Rich Hill $1,000.
T L Harper to H N Harper ct al
tract secs and Lone Oak $4,000.
w H Dunn to G E Cantrell 200 a
sec 81 Grand River $4,000.
GE Cantrell to L R Allen 23Oa secs
8 and 10 Shawnee and 200 sec 81
Grand River part block 2 L F Pages
ad Adrian $1,000.
G W Troupe to w R Owens tract
sec 26 Deepwater $l10O.
James Harris to J w Rogers lots 7,
10, II, blk 8 Standish 2 ad Hume 81.
Alice R Summers to j w Blansel
lots So and 81, Worland 1915.
w A McElroy to j P Stanford tract,
sec 2, Hudson $1,000.
R j Thomas to Leroy Crouch lots
7 and 8, Bakers add, Butler $3.50.
Cynthia A Henderson to Eli Hen
derson lot 3, blk 9, Cogswells ad,
Butler 81.
M A Adams to F A Gabby $50 a,
sec 8, Homer $77OO.
R E L McManus to Louis Young
lots 4 and 5, blk AZ, 1st ad, Rich Hill
1000.
VIC Half to M L Grant lots 5 to 10,
blk "a, Foster $40.
A P Gorden to O M Graves Al 1-2 a
sec +, Walnut ST.
S S Williams to E E Fink tract, sec
81, East Boone $4,000.
Minnie L Brinkman to j N Wilker-
son Is a, sec 10, Rockville $4,000.
John C Hayes to T L Harper pit blk
50, Butler $4,000.
| PJ Cowgirl to w P Cowgirl 80 a,
sec SO, Grand River $24OO.
! LR Allen to j A Harrison 260 a,
sec 10, Shawnee $1,000
Otto Atkinson to N M Tyler pit blk
2, Pages ad, Adrian 81
! L H chart to John T chart is int
l4O a, sec 2 and 3, New Home $1,000.
! L E Utley to J T Ehart is int 14O
a sec 2 and 8 New Home $1096.
j 7 Slayback to F l. Droz Z a, sec
9, Usage $l450.
OA Townsend to L A Crigler lot
10, blk Is, w Side ad, Butler $3.50.
L A Crigler to j T chart und is
int 14O a, sec 2, New Home $1,000
Canada Wheat Lands.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-09-07

If you use PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES you can do your
own dyeing just - well - .
professional. Remember We sl.
low no one to make Q failure
with Putnam Fadelees Dyes.
MoNRoI DRUG Co., Quincy, III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

benobborte iiiolide &alifornien, mo
bereitS in Cos Mngeles Gertreter Ser
8%ewegung lpegei1 Mel1tralitdtsperle=
bung perbaf tet mer6en mu1bten. Sic
batten BORT ein formlides @erbe=
burea1 er0ffnet, lint amerifanii6e
Mbenteurer, Sic es an ser @ren5e int
mer gu geben ideint, an5uloden. 9lltd
ldeint es ser 8emegung ni6t an @elo
gu fe6le11, 0enn Sic @erber peripredell
Sen &efrl,tei 3mei Collars Sen Sag
un0 freie 8ef0roerl1ng big na6 Sio
Sltal1a, NO tie in Sic uMrntee" ei1ge=
reibt meroen. user bas &apitol lie
fert, lit nidt befonut, i%eoenfals lit es
irgel1o eiae Sntereiiengrl1ppe, Sic es
BON &ortbeil fin0et, IN Merifo 81
mii6lelr un0 es 0arauf anfommen 5l1
laiien, Of Sic neue &egierung in1ltal1=
sc lit, sic Sronung 10 melt mieoer fer
5uitelen, 1tm ibr @rogramm Ser @e=
generation 6eS 9ar0es 6r1r65ufibren.
Ma0ero lGeint ibr 8e0eutung bei5u=
melien, 6enn err fat sen General &il=
ipen NIT einem &omman6o na9 Ser
unteren &albiniel abgeididt. Sic I'M
Staate Sonora befin0lt6en &egte=
r%1ngstrltppen iouen i'm 6obet inter
ltiiben. Mu9 fat Maoero Sic &egie=
rl1ng in @aibington altf bas Sreiberl
Der Magooniiten in &alifornien 11n6
Seras aufmerfiam gema6t, 10 oab Sic
0ortigen 8unoesgeri6te etpaige Ser
letunge11 ser Nel1tralitat iiberma6en
miiiien. @inSruppenaufgebot miro
mobl niht n0tbig iein, 10 6aB Sic al1=
geor5nete @een0igung 6es uMano=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

ludber an Ser Mablurne gel 6lagen,
10 loute boourb oas Mel l1ltat elmer
Stoots ooer nationolen @aW ntbt
beeiuflltBt meroeu. Inter Sent alten
"@ob" zSpltem Ser &epublifa1ter ba=
ben Sic @iirger 10 gut mie nidts 5t
ioaen inns es lit ooher fein @lrnoer,
0ob 10 niele ales S11tereiie an poli=
tiid)en 9ingen perloren baben. v8oB"
Gpr beitinnnt mer Ser 8iirgermeiit er
bon Cincinnati iein iol1 u,10 BOB"
Mc9ei6ols per ser nadite 5beriff bon
&%bila0elpbia mer0en miro. Sreiben
es Sic r8oiie" eeleaentli6 51 bunt,
10 raffen iid) Sic 8iirger auf un0
itimmen gegen oos gan5eSidet bon sen
NrGiioentldofts- gleftore11 berab Bis
sum offi5iellen @l1noefd1rger. SSn ser
6olge miro manher mirflid gutter
Monn, pelder ieinen Mitbiirgern
trelt uno ebrli9 bienen fonnte, 11ur
SIT bdr,fig in sic politiide &l1mpel-
TANNER gemorf en. 9as mo0erne
Spitem ser oireften Erimdrmablen lit
cine oemofrotiide @inridtlrng nno
ei,1 GROCER 6ortihritt. Sic 3eit lit
niht mebr fern, lit melder ie0er au
erp6blenoe 8eamte in ether je6em @e=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
pielmebr ser u@in0bun0." Ct morj

pielmebr Ser u@inobu16." ST. mari
0os @elo 0es &olfes gera0e5u 5l1n1
6eniter binaus uno @eminpap mar
nidt piel better, neil CT na6 Ser
Hfeife Commons tar5en mllbte. Sam=
uep lpollte sic fettenL %iegenannten til
oefinitipen urto permanenten 8emil1t=
gl1rgen in oefinitipe un6 ipectficirte
permanoeln uno 5afiir muBte er BIZ
zen. Man mari ibn einfad aus Sem
5en1pel, 5. +. Sen @ongreB binal1S.
@enn oas Nun 0en1ofratii6 g%etpor0ene
Gomite fir 8emiligungen Sic Goran-
ibldge fir Sos Siscoljabr 1928
erbalt, 10 pir0 Sos ausgefii6rt mer=
sen, mas Salpnep beri u6t baebn ioll
ol1s5l1fiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
6epplutiom1re 8e,ues
9nn9.

Sic CT riet Sic @eiiter, miro Ma=
Ser, ooer 11e1e, eit1meilen MIR TEMPO
rare Setter Ser amerifanil6en &epu=
blid, >rltn al,d il ihnen ni6t loS, mte
es fir Sen inneren 6rieOen 6es 2an=
oes miinldensmertb mare. Die repollt=
tionare 8emegut1g in .ltntercaliforniel1
beginnt ielbititdlroigen @barafter a1t=
5nnebmen uno ouf Sic @%riin0ung Ell
1ner belonoeren &epublif ab5u5ielen,
fir sic ji9 bereits Elm 6iibrer namens
Mugoon gefuroen fat. 8ie Wooero
5l1por fat at1d 0ieIer 0as &auptquar-
tier leiner Mgitotion ouf amerifani=
l6en &oben perlegt uno 5lpar 1T 0as
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Observation-Disclosures

8. 8or9erbing unb Gran an 8reo
slpenion, s@A @@A Gee. 9=12SS35,
6. 8orserbing n11o Jrau an Yeter
Yleti6ett, MGA 5@A Gee. 9z123z35,
100000.
Martin 5ieoler an Mite 8ibler, NgA
NgA nnb 5@A NgA Gee. 15z126<
30, 100000.
@ireig II. a. 3.7S Nder in 0ggA gMN
Gee. 21z124z2S, 100000.
Minnie 6. @oters 5etamentsbou5iez
berin an MatbilDa g. Morga,1, Qo1 4
8It 25 @urtis ct. Glouo, $4,000.
8ilbelm 6. @aartin 11nb Srau an Qlaz
breip &olb, Got Z 8lf 81 glDers & @larfs
gbb. o1 Melro1e, $4,000.
q. &olb unb Sra1 al 9. 8ol1en, Got
7 8t 81 9lDers & Glars SOD. an Melz
role, 100000.
Gli5abetb @eimann al Eeter BeYz
! mann, Got 6 Gee. 25z124z34, no MS
II S8A Gee. 81 1rnb T5eil bon NgM
SgA Gee. 2~8z124z33, 100000:
Ibepbor 9enneB n1b 6rau an Sobn
9feii9l, 2ots 4 u1b 5 8lf IS 2oiprD's
800. ct. glorb, 100000.
Sobn @eii6l ulb Sralt an Sbeobor
SeIHe9 uHD VIQu S2 JlS IA uHu =
S8A Gee. 21z123z28. $4,000.
2ncas Sells unb iSrnu al See @ineeru
60, Got 70 unD S5el bon Got II An
90, 5aut Centre, $4,000.
6. Sc. @ridion an 0le 6on1on, 5beil
bon N@A S@A Gee. 31z124z35, $10O.
6ermann sos unb Srau an 2ouifa
Malitin, &@A @GA u,1b NM @@A
N@A Gee. 18z126z3O, $3,5O0.0O.
George S. Rarfer rnb Sran an Beter
@ps, Got 5 8lt. 1 0ab & 3ernnan's NDD.
%olDing, $4,000.
Sobn Mertling unb Srau an 8reo
@ibmann, M@A unb az M8A See.
30z126z29, $1O,8OO.OO.
Mer9ants Motio1ol @a1t ct. g1pub
an g: 8. 81 81 @@A uno. S@A
@g T. iSs q acu
g@A Gee. fRTp1T424z35 81, 10000.
Sobn &idol nnb SSrau an g. 81. Sous
fee, az S@A Gee. II nnb Nh ST. -
Gee. 14z124<35, 100000.
Matbias S. Ferne al Sobn 6abin0er,
@@X MgH inns M@A 5gH gee.
%9z125z31, $5,15O.0O.
Marb George unb @atte a1 Siomnn
:. Q1n6, Got 7'@lf. 3 @ilbertt' Meip 800.
ou EaDnespiae, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

ssh iino iiber5eugt, 6aB &raii0ent
Gaft ein gar3 gutter Meni6 lit uno es
III pielen Dingen redt gut mein. Mber
mas fam, Elm Nrdiioe1,t fertig brin-
gen, melder feline eigene &artei be-
f0mpfen nnlb uno meld)er 1,ltr tbeore=
tildl nlid)t mirflid), an Ser Spite iei=
ncr @artei itebt? Sic mihtigite &C.
ietgebnng, meld)e aus Ser Saft'ihen
Administration berporgeben miro, lit
oas @erf Ser 9en1ofraten, nid)t bas
Ser &epublifnner. I'M Sic @ieoerer=
bplllng zines iold)en obnorr1cn 3u=
ltunoes SIT pcrn1eiNeu, lpllte ous @olf
eil1em oen1ofratiid)en Nbu%eor0nete1=
bolll e einel1 oenofratildem Senat u1o
einerl beulofrutiid}en Hrulioel1ten sur
Settle ltellcn.
Sim letten 1. MGr5 marcn es gel1oll
16 Sabre, oaB Sic &epl1blifaner beioe
3peige oes @%ongrelieS controlirtet
uno >p6bren0 6ieier 3eit mar al1d itets
ein @epltblifaner Nraiioel1t Ser Ser.
5tooten. @obl I'M ironiiden Gimme
nennt n1al1 SEN &orlibenoen bes gro
ben @emiaigllngs=Gpm ites 6es Mbge-
pronete,1boui es Sen u@adtbrn0" oes
Sdnbamtes. Sic lebten oret republic
foniiden u@o6tbunoe" maren Ser
lp1tere 5preder Cannon, oeiien ebe<
n1oliger Iomltlus @emintpap bon ST.
Diana lt11o Sames Sa1pnep bon Min=
neiota. Mls @eminmap gum 8ltnoes-
%ienator ieines @taateS erpablt muroe,
ml1n0erte mon iid nidt &penig, oab
Ser gum Spreher apancirte vSnfel"
Soc Cannon @errn Somnep, mel6er
ME oieiem ltngemein pibtigen Cont
tie angeb0rt batte, gum g%oriitenoen
Ses Ml1si6uiies ernannte. Satpnep
mar large Sabre Mitglieo 6es auer=
midtigiten Counties, 0eS fir @fittel
l1n0 @ege, l10 itan6 iebr ltorf in Ser
0adt, 6aB er lit @e5ug a1f Sen repub=
lifanii6en &aub=Sariff nidt mebr
gon5 folder" tpar. 9eSbalb mur6e
iein Mame bon ser 2iite Ser Mttglie-
Ser 0es Counties fir Mitel un0 8ege
geltriGen un6 er erbielt Sen 8or1ib
fir @emiQigungen. &atten nun Sic
&epublifaner inn lebten Mooember
mieoer geiiegt, 10 mare, troy Ser on=
%gebliden Sppuittion ser Snlurgenten,
uSnfel" Soc Cannon mie6er gum
Spre6er ermdblt mor6en. Mber mebr
als ipa5si6einli6 mare Satpnep ni@t
mieoer Goritken6er 6es Counties fir
8emiGigurgen getpor0en rno parum
nt6t? ginfa6 neil er SEN @eriu6 &C.
ma6t batte sic gren5enloie republtfo=
niide @eridmen0ung ser 0ffentliden
@el6er gu bei6ranfen. Son Sen ge=
r1onlrten oret republifaniiden ~@a6t=
bltnoen" NOR Cannon ser i60ni tie ooer
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perg" an ser @ren3e feline llnterbre.
dung erleioen miro.
soute r%ett8mteren.

Gertritt equator @oot inn Butt
oesienat oos Soft oes Staates SEEM
Yorf? @r oenft gar nidt oaran, er
p~ertritt na6 ipie Dor sic Sntereiien
ieiner Jrc,noe, Sic ibn gum @lnoes=
%ienator gemod)t baben. Gem Senat
liegt gegenmartig oas &e3ipro5itats=
Mbfrmll1en NIT &anaoa Dor, cine ser
popnldri ten Mobnobmen ser gegen=
wGrtigen administration, Sic in0ellen
opn Sen TruItS lei0eni dmftlib bei c9=
set miro. Senator 9foot magtc nidt,
Ger Wprlogc pficl 81 opponirenl CT
reidte inoelien Elm ENHANCEMENT cin,
bas int 6uue Der N%mna1nle 0ie 9iatl=
fi5irrl,g oes9lbfpnumens oltrd) &unooa
ailsidlieBen miiroe. ST. begriinoete
lei,1 @orge6en 0anit, 6ab er Sos ST.
terelle oes anerifanil6en 6armers 5l
idiiben beitreM lei. ltnb iebt itelt
iih berous, oab ous bon @errn &oot
eingereibte ENHANCEMENT DOM Brdli=
oe11ten 6es 9rudpapter=5rult s n1ter
M1iilten5 6es Mopofoten 6eSi elben
5rul It's ent1por fen moroen II. Ser
Irltdpapier Sru1t fontroqirt Sic
gauge Sur Experimentation notbpe11=
oige @ol5breiprpouftion in Sen Ser
einigten Staaten nno fann oesbalb
fir iei11 1abrifot beliebig bobe @reiie
perla11gen.
Inter oe>n observation-disclosures
lpiir0e !@ol5brei BON Canada 5oufrei
importirt mer0en f0nnen, 111b 6amit
mdre Sic Moglibfeit gegeben, 6as
Monopol bes Sruits gu bre&en, 90
itatt zines Monopoles in ser @apier-
fabrifation freie &onfurren6 >eintreten
miir0e. SON Sem gegenmartigen Mo=
nopol fat lpe0er ser Mrbeiter nod ser
Jarmer eil1en @ortbeil, ionoern 1,ur
einige @roBfapitaltiten, sic an sen
Gapiermiiblen finan6iea i~ntereiirt
iin0. 9ieie @erre11 baben es nod nidt
einmal fir n0tbig eradtet, iid bel
ei1em Ser 0ffentli6en Germine, bei
6ener1 8efiirmorter ul16 @egner ser
Gorlage gu @ort famen, bertreten 5u
%laiie1, Tie gaben einfa6 6em Senator
0es Staates Seem yorf lire @iinide
fu1t6 ltn6 @err .&oot ban6elte 6em=
entipredel16. senator &oot fam nid)t
gleih5eitig &ertreter 6eS Staates Seem
Dorf un0 @ertreter ipe5ieuer SSnterei=
ien iein. Ma66em iebt nadge1pieien
lit, 6aB er ipe5ie1e Sntereiien i'm
@uroesienat bertritt, ionte er idlel1=
might reiigniren. l1n6 penn er 1ti9t
reiignirt, 10 ioute Sic 2egislatur, ser
er iein Man0at ber6anft, iofort cine
&eiolution annebmen, in ser CT CUR
&eitgnation aufgeforoert miro.
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ia, bos @lunber mirtte al, mir. Sn 5tpei
&pden ipnr t6 lpie cine al,bere Ser
inu, ln1o in ei1em Mpnot filhlte i6 bc1z
fer, nls bies ie 5ltppr Ser Sal ipar.
sd ha1fe &er,ma fir ueues 2eben
1n,b St1rfe. Sd fenbe Sbnen 5irei 8tlz
Der, 10 hob 1ie feben %f0nner, mas Yer1z
rn fir MIDI 9ctean bat"
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.merber 3ugdngIihen @rimdrpabl no.
minirt tperoen miro. @enn ii@ Der
8irger ni9t an ser 8rimartpabl be-
tbeiIigt, 10 bat ct ar6 fein &edt gu
betlagen mern @olner Sic 0%ffentlt=
d,en Memter bethlehem.
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Nfrlor
Mppetit nnb
@o6nnm9
NernatbldNli9tc @rfdltnn9
pcruriacbtc &pmpltfattp=
msn, prompt ber9e=
itcut burcb Mcrmma.

SIuu Nulu
8opcr, 1921
sherman Mpc.,
@panltpn, ST.,
idrciht: r@enn
Semunb llrInd)c
bnt, Yerulla 5u
Ipbeu, 10 bin tcl
hies gang 9elpib.
vSestes 6riihz
iubr llubm t6 10
nGer bur6 Die
,rnltlt1cn &irs
ungen elmer
nbaltcuben CT
.Iltullg, bd6 1ih
per1diebeue
&umplifattpnen
,ereinigteu,mi6
1erltntcr 81
%'ringeu. SIT
ollllte lpcbcr e :
Ell nod gut
blafen llno
,erlpr nl1
Sleii;b 11nb
@ei1t.
SD beriu6te
Evening journal., 1911-07-07

N. WINS Pyle, OF Wilkesbarre. Pa;
Miss Sophie Seigle. of Hazelton, Pa,
and Mrs. Mary e. Way, OF Fairville,
Pa. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Wesley Pyle at Edge Moor.
Mrs. r. II Dunham, Miss Katherine
Dunham. Miss Bessie Dunham, are at
the Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Captain and Mrs. Lewis H. Rand OF
Washington Barracks are the guests of
Mrs. Clifford Pyle, Of Ridley Park
Misses Mary and Hazel Thomas
have. gone to Atlantic City TO spend
several weeks with their sister, Mrs.
James Mengele.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Stevenson and
children, have been visiting friends at
Smyrna.
Mrs. John n Huntington, Miss
Helen Oakley and Miss Clarabelle
Smith are being entertained by their
aunt, Miss Lizzie Savin, of Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones were
guests at a house party at THE Lin
dens" at Smyrna over the Fourth.
Mrs. B e. Pennell, Of Chester, has
been spending few days with friends
In this city.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07

Miss Rachel B. Metcalf has been
spending several days with friends at
Upland
William T Marshall. Jr., of Marcus
Hook, has accepted a position in this
city.
Miss Beulah Buckson is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Buck
son, of Blackbird.
Martin Shaw has been spending a
few days with Miss Beulah Buckson,
Of Blackbird.
William Watson, Jr., Of Blackbird,
was a recent guest of friends in this
city
Norris White and Miss Nellie Hanna
are spending several days with Mr. and
Mrs. T. +. White, of Clayton.
J. Harry Satterield and children,
have been visiting friends at Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Westcott and Mrs.
Sarah e. Morris left yesterday for the
west, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer
Mrs. r. c. Macnichol and daughters
Margaret and Beulah will go to Bow
ers Beach today, where they will
spend the remainder of July.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
WEEK IN COUNTRY
FOR DESERVING ONES

Eight country week visitors were
taken yesterday to farm home near
Wilmington. They consisted Of meth
ers and children who are to spend q
week IN the open. enjoying rest, good
food and pleasant surroundings. This
was the first party to be provided for
By the Country Week branch Of the
Associated Charities, and newt week
two other parties viii be sent TO COM
Portable rural homes for an outing
The appeal for contributions made a
day of two since, resulted in several
gifts Of money.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

George Bentley and family of Har-
risburg, are visiting friends in this
city and East Nottingham.
Miller Croft has returned from a
visit to friends at East Nottingham.
Miss Anna Vansant spent the Fourth
with Ms. William Magaw, of East
Nottingham.
Miss Minnie Wirtz has returned
from a visit TO friends at East Not
tingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings spent the
Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Wickes. of Oxford
Miss Mary Wingate and Miss Ida
Douglass. Of Oxford spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. James Morris, of Georgetown,
has been spending several days with
relatives in this city.
Mrs Walter Spicer has returned
from spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Sal
mons, of Georgetown.
| OTHER Personal NEWS ON PAGE
THREE.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
RAck FRnM REHOROTH.

Deputy Attorney-General Josiah o.
Wolcott has returned from Rehoboth,
where he has a cottage for the summer
Mr. Wolcott took the trip to Rehoboth
in his launch by way Of the Delaware
Bay. He left here last Thursday and
was accompanied by his brother,
James l.. Wolcott, Joseph PuseS and
Philip Burnett Among the Whining
tonians who spent the Fourth at Re-
hoboth were: Edmund Mitchell and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pusey
Charles Smith, William Mearns and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Burnet
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
GLASS TO GIVE FESTIVAL.

The young women members Of
James F. Prices class IN the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday school
will give festival on next Saturday
evening in the Ford Building, Tenth
and Market streets. The use Of the
building has been allowed the young
women through the kindness Of Peter
J. Ford, the owner. The proceeds
from the festival will be for the bene-
fit Of the carpet fund of the Sunday
school All those who attend the
festival are assured Of a good time,
and 1t is expected the crowd will be
large.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
GOING on AN OUTINGg

You can get fine outing shirts,
also neckwear and underwear very
reasonable Chldren's clothing may
be needed at the last moment. If it's
for the family or the home you'll find
it at Goldberg's' Daylight Drygoods
store. This stock is always we'll
chosen reliable in quality, and very
reasonable in price. Visit our store
and see if you dent realize these three
facts. Ais King streets
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
YAcArION FOR MR. PErrNGILL

The Rev. W. L. Pettingill will oc-
cupy his pulpit at North Baptist
Church on Sunday for the last time
this summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Pettingill
will go TO Wildwood next week 10
spend the remainder Of July and
August.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
wILMINGToNrANs AT CAFE MAY.

WIIWINHIVNFANS AT JAFE MAJ.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAPE MAY. July This place has
always been popular with residents Of
Delaware as summer resort and a
large number Of persons from VIII
mington have come here TO spend
part of their vacations.
Miss Mary Edwards is at the Elber-
on. and at the Lafayette are Thomas
Muller, Miss Ruth Baker and Miss
Miriam Triggs. A. T. Davenport Is
also at the Lafayette. Amcng those
at the Hotel Cape May are Rodger
Wilson and James F. Nields and
James F. Nields, Jr.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
MIL fISIT MIscONsIN.

Tatnall Warner Edsall of Madison.
Wis. left yesterday in company with
his mother for his home in Wiscon-
sin Dr. Edssll will return with the
party in September and remain here,
The family will reside at their coun-
try home at "The Cliffs"
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
LEOPOLD.McBETH.

Miss Eva A. Leopold and Walter T.
McBeth, both Of No. 1112 Conrad
street were married last evening al
the parsonage Of Harrison Street NJ
E. Church. by the Rev. George White
Dawson. They were accompanied by
the brother of the bride. Goldey Leo
pold and Mrs. Mary Anderson.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07

25 different designs in 45 in. TO-
6Ouncing; reg $l.25 .............. SON
As in. iOuncng in the new hem CT 10
effect; worth $500 ........... sp lslO
As in. fIouncing in Baby Irish and blind
embrOideries; regular $2.25 and CT 10
S2.5O ....................... ~ As ~
As in alOvers three styles of eye QOo
let embroidery; reg. S1.25 ........ CON
rs in. aIIOvers; white and colored; values
up to S2.25 .............4 44c, 5Sc and CSC
Ia Edges ,,,.ld and insertions a.'S ,S in neat 12l2c
12 in. embroidery and insertion to To-
match; worth SOC and S5c ....... lCN
Cambria edges; ~ to IL in. 1Ac
wide; reg 25c ................... In
27 in houncings in neat baby patterns
large shOwy patterns and hem ef- EOo
| fects; values up to $l.O0 ....... OON
27 in. aouncings, suitable for dresses for
/ girls; good designs; worth Coz
i sI25 Observation-Disclosures. SJC
27 in. aOuncings; reg. S1.5O ...... 7sc
27 in. Houncings; reg. Sl.75 ....... soc
Narrow edges and insertions in neat de-
signs; reg. Sc TO l5c ..............5 SC to SC
Corset covers in Madeira work; 400
reg. S1.00 and S1.25 ........s NOA
Corset covers in eyelet designs; 400
reg. Csc and 75c ............... tAN
Matched cambria sets; rs in. edges and
1-2 in. insertion ...... 25c and 29c yard
Fine batiste insertion; reg. 81 to S1.50; sec
Waistings, SIS yards to a waist front;
44c and 69c
Galloons ... II 1-2c, 15c, &c and 35c
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
HALI.FnX-

Mss Mary v. Hall of this city, and
fsmes b. Fox. Of Newport. were mar
cd at the home of the bride at Elm
and Van Buren streets, last evening
By the Rev r. f. Beauchamp.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07

OTHER Personal NEWS ON PAGE
THREE.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07

Our annual shoe sale is now on; by
looking in our window we will save
you 1-3 of honest money on your shoe
buying. Nelson Shoe Store, 422 Mar
ket St.
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
1Oc Dimity and Lawn, SC

Every piece of figured, lowered and strip
ed lawn and dimity in this store including
our own good stock that usually sells for
II 1-2c, 15c and lSc yard; on sale to- o.
morrow at Observation-Disclosures. ~
Bleached Turkish Towels; Is by 81 in;
for a quick rundown after cold 10o
plunge these hot mornings ...... 1VA
Fancy Turkish Towels for porch s)Oo
rockers .................... ~ ~
Turkish wash rags; large size; 53c dozen.
UnbIeached table linen; 60 in. wide; 5
beautiful patterns .............. 47c yard
Nurses linen; Sc in. wide; looks like linen
IL 1-2c, 15c and 1Sc
1900 yards of Bates gingham in remnants;
reg. II 1-2c yard ....,........'...... 10c
French Rsmie hnene; colored; rough
weave; very desirable for women's suits; "a
in. wide; reg. 19c yard ........ II 1-2c
80 in. linen suiting; reg s9c yard 74c
Ready-made sheets; 72 by 80 in; linen fin
ish; hemmed; reg. 65c ............4 ACC
Hemstitched pillow cases; So by As in;
special ....... .-.................,.. .l4c
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
CANTON
The Smith, ZOIIinger Co.
Fourth and Market Streets.

actus
of
diiie land prices
sand
resulted
big manufacturers Our
of fscy year
mof best
we this lot
of freduch
be OndOn
imites basem
Evening journal., 1911-07-07
ST. LrKE,s CHURCH EXCURSION

The Sunday school Of St Lukes Re-
formed Episcopal Church viii have
their annual excursion to Penn
Grove. on Tuesday. Iuly Is