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STOCK MARKET
is IRREGULAR
llquidatIons and Liberal sprInkiIno
Of Short Selling Feature
Closing Hours.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE first
three hours OF to-day's stock market
dealings were very hight and quiet
on consequential. varying from irregu-
larity TO heayiness. Later the list be-
came weak and feverish, with a
marked increase Of business. There
followed a certain amount OF liquida-
ton. with a liberal sprinkling Of short
selling.
The movement was arrested after
leading stocks had recorded declines
OF 2 TO 3 points from yesterdays clos
Ing. but the undertone remained un.
settled to the close.
f. Contrary to expectations the market
at the outset gave no visible signs OF
relief OF satisfaction at me indefinite
suspension OF activities by the con-
gresslonal money investigation com
mittee; neither did II In any tangible
way eie the temporary halt in the
proceedings OF the dissolution suit OF
the government against the United
States steel corporation.
Quite apart from the factors ont.
lined. certain stocks. including the fer.
ullzers and Ontario and Western were
under pressure from the uotset. the
result, in all probability. of rumors or
known conditions which affect their
dividend prospects In the immediate
future. Contrariwise such s~pecialit-es
as Genera Electric. Westinghouse
american Smelling Common and pre-
ferred the tobacco shares and some OF
the more OF the miscellaneous issues
made earl ygains OF l 10 3 points hut
most OF those a~ndvances were obIiter-
aztec n In some Instances gave way
TO losses later In the session. Better.
ment in steel trade conditions seems
10 have spread 10 allied interests. The
United states Cast Iron Pine and
FOUNDRY Company which suspended
dividends on the preferred stock a
a e to-day declared a 'lump' four
per rent dividend. payable in quarter.
" installments out OF earnings for the
last fiscal year.
The bond market was heavy with
sharp declines in some OF the leading
600. ''"'i'
United States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
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AND
+. CORPORATION INSURANCE

When n partner Of q business
nrm dies. the remaining partners
make haste 70 inform abe public that
his death will In no way AFFECT the
standing OF thu house or the
success OF the business. The public
may or may net feel reassured by the
announcement. but 10 possible doubt
could remain II the information could
be given out at the same time that the
FIRM carried business insurance on
the life OF b deceased partner, sum-
Cert TO purchase his Interest In the
business. 60 that the Withdrawal OF his
FUNDS could not possibly AFFECT the
eredi. OF the house or cause Il the
least embarrassment
We ne rsking q speciality Of this
character ot ipsua anee.
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO, OF ~. ".
GEORGE BAIRD, Manager.
Sixth Floor. sehmuIbseh Building,
wheeling, w, Va.
Call us over ether phone.
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HE WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. June IA
Cloudy. showery weather prevails
this morning In the upper valleys.
middle Mississippi valley western
half of the Lake region. and Ohio
and Tennessee valleys. attending a
low pressure area OF considerable
energy. which stretches from the
Canadian Provinces southwark over
the upper valleys TO okiohama>
Ahtgh pressure. DOL weather area
Is spreading eastward over the Pa
clnc and Plateau states.
The unsettled and shovery urea
viii remain over this section tonight
and saturday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, so degrees; loves last
night 81 degrees: no rainfall.
As showers are expected owe the
watershed. the rivers will probably
rise slightly In the district satur-
day.
II. Q. HOWE.
Section Director.
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WASHINGTON. June lI-At the be-
ginning Of business to-day the condition
% the United states treasury was
Noi King balance IN treasury offices
fbS,Sb".hb9. In banks AMI Philippine
treasury S3S.3ll. 055. The total balance
In general fund was s12g.l6Z. a-c. Ordi-
nary receipts yester4A. we've SZ.Sls. gtS.
with ordinary disDuI Semcuts OF y2.O26.-
1871. The de4iclt 10 date this fiscal year
Is x2.5us. 2tu. ~ against "a surplus Of
fs.6tu.8nb az thss time last year. These
figures exclude anama canal and puuIic
dent transactions.
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Choir Raneft.

Next Thursday evening viii be
benent night at the Palace Theatre
for the choir OF Christ's p. Z. church.
The choir has arranged an excellent
program for the evening. Remp's
orchestra assisted by Miss Debol.
pianoist. will furnish the music. Sew
eral reels OF good pictures will also
be shown.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. June 14.-Copper firm.
lsc. lake ia 0lIAc. casting i6fsg
lsc. Tin quiet. spot SIS. % rs. T5t4
Lead firm at SFf5n f.55. spelter firm at
1880 200. Iron steady and unchanged
London spot copper 1856 ec-Gd. futures
f23 - 81 London Tin duIl. spot ngO Is.
futures 1875 los London lead III 10.
London spelter t-5 i5s. iron. Cleveland
warrants COS l0tzd in london.
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Rev. W. w. Maybe. formerly Of
Piedmont. this state. is the new pas
tor Of the local A. NJ. E church. In
connection with his church work.
Rev. Mayle will publish a paper IA
the interest of local church affairs
entitled The Messenger"
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Socialist, ro-Niaht.

A mass meeting OF the Socialists
OF Brooke county has been called for
tonight for the purpose OF nominate
ing officers for the fall election. IL
Is understood hat a full ticket Will
be placed in the neld.
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YORK
NEW

NEW YORK. June i4.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper 90 to per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with
actual business In bankers bills at
81 S5.75 for 60 days and at 50 $40
ioT demand. Commercial bills 81 So.
Bar silver 6lLc. Mexican dollars
4sC. Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy.
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Money.

NEW YORK. June 14-Money on
call steady - as per cent: ruling
rate csc; closing bid FAC. offered
az &C.
Time loans easy: 50 days . per cent
and 80 days 9 per cent. six months
SnG3A per cent.
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Cohee

special 7 spatch 90 the Intelligence.
I'sIrfcu 90 the Intelligence.
NEW WORK. June l4-HaEre mar
advanced three quarter francs.
futures closed offered at I36Ac.
S,ptembcr closed offered at 1asGc.
december closed omcfed az I3aNc.
i.arch closed Drered 90 ice. May closed
'fercd at IfU4r Ria No. quoted
lt 1ftac. Market steady.
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Started

A number OF candidates on both
the Republican and Democratic
tickets have been preliminary starts
for the fall campaign. Some few are
handing out cards, while some have
inserted announcement cards in the
local papers.
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Cash quotations were as follows.
l4our-Ftrm; best hard held at $3.50.
Rye NO. ?. soc.
Bsrley-Feed or mixed. So % soc. fair
D choice
Timothy seed. f7dg.
clover. ftu2
Mess pork. tIS75aISs5H.
short rlbs-Loose. 5000.
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A spralned ankle may a. a Fuie be
cured IN from three 70 four DAYS bv
applying Chamberlain Eminent and
observing the directions with each
bottle. For sale b. all deaiera
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20 meet at the lodge room az 1880
O'Clock. from which place they< will
march to the church in a body.
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W. &L-E r. n.
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
A

Arrival and Departure % trains a. nsu-
ARE
Arrivc-u % A. m. ff0 w.aWnA
nepart-e 70 a. N t1o n n. laEfnm
sunday trains arrive af a.
dsnau 90 a.lc =
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WHEAT

CHiCAGo. June 1G-wheat prices
to-day under the Influence OF
rains that meant widespread benefit 10
both spring and winter crops. The close
was unsettled &C TO IL q &c under last
night. All the other leading staples, too
showed a net decline. Corn &C TO lie:
oats = az lsc 10 " qAc. and provisions
5a 7zc to SC.
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a decree has been entered IN the
circuit court ~ Broke county bv
Judge %. g.. Hcrvcv. In the case ~
Mrs Sara Luna Caldwell and r.. ~.
Caldwell W. Mrs. MARGARET ". Wrar-
den n others On which partition u
The lands N Thomas Everett and
Martha p Everett was sought The
Tignt ~ partluon was allowed James
PAUL. W. r. Glass and r.. a. Hurh-
partition.
The only remaining criminal case
on the docket Tor this term BE- the
case ~ the state W. Joe H~erturrio.
which ia eet f1r July gfh. Herfur-fo
wna endicted Tor murder.
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. ". Va. June Il. 'i2.
hAnge or active stocks on The. Ne.
ork STOCK Exchange. corrected daily :,
- T. Masten & Co.
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Dry Gnods-

NEW YORK June I4-The preaant
cloth division o. cotton goods b. strong
and advancing prices are beinE paid FOR
largcr quantities. than have been selling
IN the past few weeks Iohhers rsnort
a quiet trade. View spring lines ~ cot
ere being shown from dav 90 dav In
sample prices Wool markell are firm
With an a~dvaucluE tendency.
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OIL CITY. Pa, June 1f-Credit
balances 100. Runs t70.45g. average
1851 shipments Ig6. f3i. ship
mcnts i5G.3tf. average Iss.4t6.
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WELLSBURG

According 90 Information received
the new Farmers State Bank will
be ready 20 BE- opened % the
public. AL that remains 90 be done
now r. 20 place furniture inside and
10 put the % on the vault.
Ar. g. d. Reeves o. be CITY IL
president ~ the bank and =. IS. He'd
ges also OF this city Oh cashier Both
are well known the former being a
member ~ a prominent real estate
hrm while the latter o. experienced
In the banking business.
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June IL. II.
The Following auotstions al TIE mats
active wheeling stocNr sr~ ~orrsr- =
sally Tor the InteiiEencer o. george ~.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pitts
burgh. June 14.-Cattlie steady; sup
ply light. Choice IS 1913 IS. prime
s. 4OMS "a.
S~heep-Steady: supply light.
Prime wethers - 9ea5 10. culls and
commons 81 EnGS 90: lambs IS OOR,
s 50: veal calves s. OOdg 25.
HoQs-Active. receipts % double
decks. Prime heavies IS 65MT 20:
mediums n heavy workers. s. 6Dd
Z 50. light workers. s. OOm7 %: pigs
IS 15N6 SO. roughs IS sOG6 So.
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STOCKS tpar.I

Baron. local broker. ana H u Mar.han.
managsr Eond Department
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CHICAGO June lI-Close. Cattle. re-
celpts Al,S1u. Inarket Stiv4s. ,.-., . .
feeders Si5Oq6s0, COWS and heifers
1870 $40. calves S5.5OnS.5O. Hogs.
receipts $4,000: market weak TO Sc lower.
lge f1.O5 1.fb; mixed t7.t5MG52h f.
heavy tIl0W s5s: rough 8s1ua125.
pigs 5 52Oa $50. bulk OF sales 1850
80 sheep. receipts 1000. market
steady 60 Toe lower. native S2.25HE10.
western ta-5O 81 y~earlings $3.50
$3.50 500. spring lambs Ss.25g 200.
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'-EN. div. IN per cent
Total sales 7.Ss3 sharsa.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. w. Va. June IL. IA.
Reported by A. f. Aiasten 4 Co. l. p
Brand. manager; members New forh
stock Exchange.
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Wheeling Live Stock.

WreN'~~ I've osnek CcmmiGaion Co.
WHEELING w Va. June Il. ~.
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Tahing Effect Juns a1. 1905.
fANMANuiE LINE
WHEELING AMI WELLsnuHQ.
Daily except sunday
11nd street Taava
eFuhA MellHburm
~ % a. M
a'sop m lace nooa
MOTNusVuLLE LINE
WHEELING and MOtNDaFILLR
Daily except sunday
10Th Street Lac
WneeaNH h~ouuinvlla
10 90 q m. n
$50 D. m
on lines having regular cypress asr.
vice shipments Weighing 81 enraaa 81
lfty pounds or o. large bulk. viii nof
BE- carried on ranHenner cars
All LINEH-nallT except sunfav
No ahtnmeuta eN0srt emergency anfB-
wenfa - medicine. VIII b. carried a.
p~aesenrer cars i've foo aud SIS
= m.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June Il. -.
The following gIotatiUnA on the more
WheeHnE STOCKS are corrected
daily for the IbteIuseneer by Howard
Hszie;t & Son. local Dr0ksrs:
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STOCKS lopsrlHIsh.i LowICioa.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June II. IL.
The active Pittsburgh stoeks eorsse,.a
daily BY A T. has'sa a ca. o-n.-
and brokers. s;AnsHai Exehaass ssn.
building -
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.-Ex div. IN per cent
h-EN DIV. 2per cent
Total sales fsS.3Oo shares
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PRODUCE MARKET

Yesterdays quotations follow:
Corrected by fafker n Co
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
Ice Coolers

Be ready These come from
the best firm in the country, don't
take much ice, and finished in
Enamel, various oolors.
? gallon size, special ... SIPS
3 gallon size for .......S1.75
4 gallon size for .....S1.75
5 gallon size for ....... $500
ICE TONGS, galvanized, for 10c
Patent HOLD TIGHT Ice Tongs
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .25c
MARKET BASKETS, we'll
made. Various shapes and sizes,
White willow Special at
SOC, 60c and zoe each
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
CHRISTIANA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRISTIANA, Del, May 1.-THE
following officers of the Presbyterian
Sunday school recently elected were
confirmed by the church session on
Sunday: Warren A. Singles. superin-
tendant; Miss Elizabeth Stroud Sec
retary; Miss Elsie Webber. treasurer;
Mrs. Elizabeth Eastburn, orgauist,
poison.
fist fight among a number of ne
groes over a quart of Whiskey came
near costing Benjamin Cleaves an eye.
Personalities Elva Singles spent
the week end with her parents here
David Seminar is still very sick at
his home--Lamotte Wingate has ac-
cepted a position in the grocery Of
William f. Geppert in Philadelphia
John Singles spent several days with
relatives in Charles
Louth Of Paulsboro, n. j., spent Sun
day with his parents here.
Mrs. Charles E. Barrett, assistant or
ganist.
The Sunday school will hold chill
dren's day exercises in the evening of
June 2. An elaborate program is be-
ing arranged
The officers for the term beginning
July ]. will he elected next Monday
night by Christiana Castle, No. 20, K.
G. E. The lodge will hold its annual
memorial service on Sunday at 2.30
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
WATER FRONT OPPONENTS PLAN FIGHT

TO settle the said lines outside Of said
river bank so that equal justice shall
be done to all concerned.
Section Z. That it may and shall
be lawful for the said littoral pro-
prietors. respectively. to own and
hold all bulkheads, docks, wharves,
buildings ana piers that hereafter
may be erected pursuant to this act
on the front Of their littoral holdings
respectively; and to use. possess, re-
pair, and keep the same in order. aud
TO lay any steamboat, vessel or other
craft at the same; and TO demand.
take, sue for, and recover reasonable
wharfage, demurrage. rent or dock
age of and from any steamboat, YES
sci. or other craft using the same,
and from all persons who may use
said bulkhead, docks, wharves, build
ings and piers in any way whatso-
ever. and shall also be authorized
to sue for and recover any damage
that may be done to the same"
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
PINAFORE TOUCHES PORT, WELCOMED
Continued from First Page

CONTINUED from First Page)
Mr.. Van Leers splendid tenor voice
has a peculiarly velvety quality that
makes him unsurpassed in romantic
song. and Pinafore abounds in these
charming lyrics.
Leonard Il. Wales. as Dick Deadeye,
was continuous joy, and very orna-
mental to behold Laughter and ap-
plause from the audience accompanied
all the hilarious stunts which Mr.
Wales so captivatingly performed.
Joseph Michaelis proved so excel
lent a boatswain that he was at once
taken into favor by the audience and
received hearty APPLAUSE.
Leon Lowe. as the boatswain's mate,
was also excellent in his part Mas
ter Carlisle Carpenter was a clever
midshipmite.
The chorus, we'll, as a member Of
the audience remarked, they were
simply great" They sang with a
vgor and goodness that delighted
the audience and did credit to T. Les
lie Carpenter. In their nautical ar
ray and in the pretty bonnets and
dresses OF the girls. they made a
charming picture, Tor there were some
exceedingly pretty and graceful girls
in that chorus.
Nothing in the opera gave greater
pleasure than the Hornpipe and Maid
of the Mist dances. drilled by Miss
Kate McClafferty Both were en-
cored. The principals. Miss Bessie
dupont and Ralph Assheton and Miss
Janet Jackson, showed the grace and
ease Of professionals. and the chorus
dancers we're not far behind them.
The Cast.
The principals are:
r. II. Sir Joseph Porter. X. c. b..
tFirst Lord Of the Admiralty, Fred
erick Wyatt +. Ford Palmer.
Capt Corcoran, commander H. NJ. S.
Pinafore Frank Huss, Leon Lowe
Ralph Rakestraw, able seaman,
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md, March 14.-Frank r.
Whitney Of New York Is visiting in
Elkton.
George Atkinson Of Philadelphia is
in Elkton for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kirk Of near
Rising sun are spending a few days
with Mrs. George McQuillSin.
Miss Bertha Brown spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. J. b. Richie
Miss Katherine Bowen of Newark.
is visiting her aunt, Miss Emma
Thomas
Mrs. Walter G. Boyd, OF Baltimore
spent Friday In Elkton.
George Brown who suffered a stroke
Of paralysis about two months ago.
is much improved.
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

Miss w. Shurter, Miss Dora Dunbar,
Miss Anna Dunbar, Mrs. f. L. Rey-
nolds
Tenors-Messrs Warner Brashears,
II. Howard Carver. Clarence Hume,
Wilmer c. Highfield, Harry B. Hygate,
George McHugh, Eugene Start Harry
T. Blocher, Charles Hackett, Clarence
L. Charsha, l. o. Thompson, Charles
Redmile, Ross Lenderman.
Bassos-Dr. Julian Adair- Messrs.
Howard Collins, Garrett Hume, Harry
c. Hackett, Jr.. Ashley Hackett, Ray
Lenderman. Norman Lowry, Leon
Lowe, c. Frank Lord, Edward Martin
Ramuth MITCHELL F. Ford Palmer. II.
w. Whitaker. Clarence Wyatt, Arch
ard n. Teyis. Benjamin Fincher.
Pony ballet dancers--Misses Lola
Parsons, Marian Frederick. Eva Flow,
Dorothy Dunbar, Anna Dunbar, Mrs
Russell Gilpin and Mrs. Frank L. Rey-
nolds.
Pony ballet sailors-Messrs Clar-
ence Hume, Ross Lenderman. Warner
Brashears. Clarence Charsha, Clar-
ence Wyatt. Charles Hackett and
Howard Collins
The United Catholic Societies are
working hard TO make a big success
of Wednesday night. their Pinafore
night. They announce that their spe-
cial tickets may be bought at Tom
Films. No. 3O7 Market street; Gill
brides London Shop, No. S09 Market
street: O'DonnelPs Hat Shop, No. 315
NTorlyat afroof opd Mon phan'e Chnn
Shop. Madison and Fourth street The
societies include St. AloysitN Pion-
eer Benevolent and Literary Society
Knights of Columbus, and Ancient Or
der of Hibernians.
Albert Bucher, the well-known sigT
painter, has made a donation TO thu
management Of the Hope Farm, whit
are now engaged in giving the operi
-Pinafore,- al the Garrick Theasr
this week in the form Of i've hand
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

lettered, illuminated posters, which
have been placed at the entrance of
each of the following shops through
the kindness of the management of
the same: Joseph Bancroft and Sons
Company, Pusey and Jones, Pullman's,
Jackson and Sharps and Harlan and
Hollingsworth Corporation. This was
considered an excellent form Of adj
vertising. and Mr. Bucher, ever ready
to help i'm a good cause, has served
the management in this very worthy
manner. which is hereby acknowl-
edged with thanks
Evening journal., 1912-05-14

Edwin Shipper Van Leer, Harry Bloc
ner.
Dick Deadeye, able seaman.
Leonard E. Wales, G. Frank Lord
Bill Bobstay, boatswain,
Joseph Michaelis, Ramuth Mitchell
Bob Beckett. boatswain's mate,
Howard Collins
Tom Tucker. midshipmite.
Carlisle Carpenter
Sergeant OF Marines.
II. Howard Carver
Josephine. the captains daughter,
Mrs. Leonard f. Wales,
Miss Madeleine Reed
Hebe, Sir Joseph's first cousin
Mrs. Julia Baynard Clark,
Miss Elizabeth Peach,
Little Buttercup. a Portsmouth bum
boat woman,
Miss Isabelle B. Wales,
Mrs. William Watson.
His sisters, cousins and aunts.
Scene-Quarter-deck. H. NJ. S. Pima
fore, off Portsmouth.
Act Moon.
Act might.
The chorus comprises.
Sopranos-Miss Ruby Ayerst, Mis-
Grace Ainsworth, Miss Nelly Brown
Miss Mildred Belts. Mrs Marian Buoy
Miss Elma Bartram. Mrs. Harry Bair
Mrs. r.. Leslie Carpenter, Miss Dor
othy Carpenter. Miss Eva V. Flow
Miss Mildred Fincher, Miss Marial
Frederick. Mrs. Russell Gilpin, Mis-
Pauline Kolck, Miss Miriam Lang
Miss Marian McElwan, Mrs Ramutl
Mitchell, Miss Madeline Owens, Miss
Lola Parsons, Miss Madeleine Reed
Miss Miriam Stradley, Miss Mar.
Wells, Mrs. Wilmer c. Highfeld, Mrs
John ID. Thompson. Jr.
Altos-Miss Nellie Allen. Miss Flor
ence Barlow, Mrs. Franz Clark, Mrs
Felix dupont. Mrs. Irenee DUPONT
Miss Efel M Groves. Mrs. W. II. Me
lntire, Miss Elizabeth Peach. Miss
Mary Sincock, Mrs. William Watson,
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27-Inch FIOuncings

Beautifully worked on main
sock, light weight cambria
and Swiss. Greater variety
even than last year and if
possible prettier designs.
69c Flouncings, p inches
wide, sale price ....... .4Sc
75c Flouncings, 27 inches
wide, sale price ........5 .5Sc
soc Flouncings, 27 inches
wide, sale price ...... .69c
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45-Inch FIOunCingS

A great variety of patterns
in English eyelet work, ef-
fectively done on high grade
Swiss muslin and voile OF
beautiful texture.
$l.0O Flouncings, As inches,
sale price ......... Csc
$1.50 Flouncings, As inches,
sale price ............. CSC
Sl.75 Flouncings, As inches,
sale price ............$ .$1.19
S2.25 Flouncings, IS inches,
sale price .........S .S1.49
Evening journal., 1912-05-14
apr h Summer you unatm tmcorsp pwhteE and haom ebd
a increase sapdy
and hc ba@urdlD Dame 1o has arudypp
play in
EInbrOiderieS---May Sale Of White.
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in the Presbyterian Church at 2.3O
o'clock
Postmaster James B. Applebv is
preparing to lay concrete paving ~
front of the post office
Th Sunday school of Salem NJ. d.
Church viii hold children's day SER
vices next Sunday afternoon.
A friend of the Presbyterian Church
whose name is withheld, on Sunday
presented the church with antique oak
collection plates.
The rains have kept the farmers
from planting iorn.
Frank Moody, who has been i'll Tor
few days is again out.
Thomas Stafford is enlarging his
home