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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
July Sale of MuslinWear

Every piece of undermuslin
listed in this well-timed spe-
cial will be welcomed by the
countless women who look
forward to Bamberger sale
of dainty underwear. Prices
spell the neatest kind of saw
ings, which will have a partic-
ularly strong appeal to vaca-
tionists who need a plentiful
supply of well-made under
muslins that will survive laun-
dering. What woman, indeed,
cannot appreciate Bamberger un-
derwear specials? They are set
down in everybody's books as the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
All Mems Straw
Hats, LOO

On today-our entire
line of mems 200 and 500
straw hats at ST each. None
but Panamas and Bang
koks are excepted from
dollar price tags, and
these are reduced a third.
Good assortment of new
est styles, splendid assort-
ment of sizes-the best
values ever. Need we tell
you to HURRY?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
White Iron Beds

$3.50 White Iron Beds, at $50
$3.50 White Iron Beds, at .5.25
$3.50 White Iron Beds, at .6.25
5000 White Iron Beds, at .7.5O
S10.50 White Iron Beds, at $50
S12.00 White Iron Beds, at .9.75
$500 White Iron Beds, at 1900
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
600 to 1898 New White Dresses, 1913

stncburned embrodees EmDroo
very
chic gr focks by the
frocks of organdle and crepe
Masterfuy special
cepuo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
500 New White Dresses for 2.0S

Tuncs charmngy set win series
landings ounces of encibund emoroioere
Sefcooed Dreoen OF aS
grdles organe sked with Sunshine plated tunes
group worth $780, special 2s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
Base Ball

Display samples and odd lots
of helders' gloves, Easements
and catchers' mitts will be closed
out Thursday at prices which
should have amateur and semi
pro ball tossers on their toes.
These gloves and mitts are
standard merchandise, perfect in
every way. Just Al pieces in all.
$3.50 FieIders' Gloves, 1.S9
S2.98 FieIders' Gloves, 2.25
SIPS Fielders' Gloves, 1.50
S1.75 FieIders' Gloves, LIS
sl.39 Fielders' Gloves, LOO
$3.50 Easements Mitts, 2.95
S2.o8 Easements Mitts, 2.25
$3.50 Easements Mitts, 1.95
SIPS Basemen's Mitts, LIS
$3.50 Catchers' Mitts, 800
sos Catchers' Mitts, 1.50
SPORTING GOODS. 9Th FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15

Take a pdcuum bottle
on the outing. Com
pIete line of ThermOS
and other makes, in
drug department.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15

Golf beginners, prac-
tiSe Your stroke in the
specially provided in
door thinks" Sixth
floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
1000 to 1913 Dresses, 5.9S

French corded crepe, simply designed, yet
strikngly elegant Richest trimmings; gracefully
cut tunics. Elegant new coatcostume etamnes
made with all the artfuness worthy a Cheruit
Dainty organdie frocks, veled with transparent net
tuncs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
Sure Seal" Fruit
Jars Reduced

The Sure Seal is an all-glass
fruit jar; every one is perfectly
smooth and sanitary. Your fruit
will be safe if put UP in these
jars.
Pints, regular 72c dozen, spe-
cial 60c.
Quarts, regular SAC dozen,
special 72c.
JELLY CLASSES Good quail
ity clear glass; tight-fitting tin
covers. Note these low prices:
6-ounce size, dozen 1Sc
8-ounce size, dozen 21c
l0-ounce size, dozen 24c
MASON FRUIT JARS-These
jars are made of best quality
glass, with tight-fitting, porce-
lain lined zinc caps.
Pints, per dozen, 42c
Quarts, per dozen, 4Sc,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15

22.50 BRASS BEDS, 1850
These beds have 2-inch posts,
Pinch top rails, 7 l-inch filling
rods and heavy tee ball rod
ends; bright or satin finish; all
sizes. Regular $3.50, at 1850.
1000 BRASS BEDS, 11.25-
Pinch post beds, with 11z-inch
top rails and 1-inch cross rails;
five l-inch filling rods; bright or
satin finish; all sizes. Regular
$1,000; special, lips.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15
This 1000 Handsome
Brass Bed for 22.5O

Is just one of the many specials that the
brilliant half-yearIy sale holds for you. The
bed may be had in either bright or satin
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15

Utu MAY UG Hdu III OItIICI I
finish and in any standard
size. The posts are ~ in.
in diameter, the top rails are
2 inches square and the 7
strong filling rods are ~
inches thick. 1t is a hand
some, well-constructed bed
that should easily bring $40.
Half-year sale price is only
22.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-15

A limited number of
$50 wardrobe trunks
are still left. Get one
Thursday for $3.50,
Sixth floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14
gerIanat- sranen nuO WaaSdcu.


0erlnngt.
20 YIN 3lnlmermdonen. yiad5uiraeeH Nt, 232d
Gntap Blace. (CinD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14

Olaru Sane Neiter al pima R.
%cnninoton. Citieite Barre, uobeYo.
coitroBe, 70 bel 80 SUB.
Soiepb $, Dlepcrs ltno Srou an
G6orles Barr. 0iticite Smoawooo.,
nobe 6aoetteitraBe. 14.6 bei " SUB.
SSobn q Qopnieno imo 6rou an
Sancs &. W}urriQ. gloroiete 9oier,
uabe 10. StraBe, i4.9 bel So Sub.
@eor9c Ge Sopen All Sobn gomn'
ieno. 9Ioroieite 9afer, nobe Der TO-
StroBc, i4.9 BEL S5 SUB
Charlotte @ HiegS uno @otte an
G6os s, Godep uuo 6rau, glorooil.
Seitc Oloion 9lQeD, uo6e9oDuieno.
5traBe, II 6ei SO SUB.
Goluaro q. G0lara, 1ruitce, an
Dlidael @olono. 2 @runoitiide.
Stanlep ". @e6b an Gnrric Sha.
fer. glorolpeitieite @ilfcns 9Ipeuic,
no6e @opiouitrabe, i7.9 6ei 100 SUB.
emanuel @. 9otelcr lno Srau an
@il6er ). S6illinebera it,, H. a.,
0itieite @d0ioniiraBc, na6e Sorlenl.
gIuenue, Is 6ei s6.6 SUB.
0}aeooleno 3. 0}uoaett uno @otte
an Soworo 8. Glorf. gscitieite Sal
pert. .o6e 81. StraBe, i7.6 BEL s5
auB.
e'eo q. Goof rno 6rou an 8. sri.
doroion S6ompiou if. nno ssrou
@eitieitc @iilforo gluenuc. na1e
%. StraBc, i6 bei t54 6rB.
@lorearet ". &onig an barbara
Gre66S, Sitieitei &ores na6e Snnco.
iteritroBe, ii.6 bel 65 SUB.
@m u. 9Srice all Yeter Smitb IT,
8rau, Gitieite @lontioros no6e Sa.
fauctte 9lpenie, Is bel 20 SUB
eli5abet6 @laier an Sarriion 9.9l.
9ir IT, @eitieitc gsoi6inaions uo6e
GrleansilraBc, IA bel rs Sub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14

eeitent. @or orei W1onaten muroe er
ais SSnipettor nod @rinceB glnne ge-
ididt uno 5ulest lit cr bort om 8.
Gftober seiebeu iuoroeu, 9eamte
ser Staots SanoitraBen.9om
geben 81, ooB iie Don Den 8eiduloi.
gungen, Die gegen gl66ott BON 5rdu.
lein WlcGlenlmD erboben miiroen,
unterrihtet worOen iinO. 9ladOen
abbott aneeblid Sri. McGlenuup
Oos SeiratbsOeripreden geeeben bot
te, ioll ibm oie Dame $500 in
8aargelo gege6en uno ipdter $500
8aargelo gelieben baben glbbott
wobnt in Cumberland. Gr lit 81
ooer 80 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14
SlnS benz SHnersn WlarblanO's nnO
oen aHgren5cnoeu Staateu.
GumbcrIGn0er Gommiiid-
re Elm QnfIuQe3uitan0.


GumbcrIGn0cr Commit ( a.
re in AnfIoge5uitano
Or. Sbcooore q. 81. Summcl.
IGime, @oli5ei. iin6 6eucriucbr. Gom.
miIdr, @aroen 30. GiheIbergcr, 81.
ron3 Gomlniiidr. unO &orolO Bruce
&ummelibirhe, DER Sobn oes Com.
miiidrs Sunmelibime. eri6ienen oe.
Iicrn in Cumberland Dor Jihter
&cnocrion uuo iteGtcu ie $4,000
8iireidoft fir i6r @rideinen bor
@cridt. Ger Ero5eB oiirfte porars.
iidtliA ni6t Dor GnOe oes Wlonots
bcainnen. 0ic orci geiduloieten
morteten niht eincn Soft6cicbl o6,
ionoern erihieuen freimillig im @c.
ri6t, ais i6nen betonnt wuroe, Dab
iic IN glnfloge5uitono periest weroen
iollten. Dic erbobencn 9cidulOigun'
gen loiten olif aneeblicbc gcitcHli1.
felt uno Complication.
Eormf hcune bel 3ion b..
eebrornt.
glilf Der 5orm bon 6. @ilmer Wlc
Ben bel 8ion, Wlo., brannte am Som.
itoe oie Gormideiine nit Dem &c
ionmten Snbolt ab. gs muroen 60
Gonncn Sen 80 Eonnen Strob, 754
@ui6el @ci5cn $50 9ui6el Safer
Il. oaS geiomlntc @aocn. uuo 3aunp
5eu9.@toteriol bernidtet. Gin 6orm.
orbeitcr maroc bel Den 9iettingsor
Dciten ernitIih perlest. 0os 5euer
mar in einem Strobihober ousgebro'
den.
.Sebrer me Gen @1iB6ono
luna beitraft.
Brof. 2scor 80. 6ogle, Der Setter
Ger 5reoerid Sohidule, mitBtc oem
Trieoensrinter Neicrs $615 cntrid6.
ten, neil CT ougeblih eiuen ieiner
g6iilcr, ben t4.id6rieen g8. GobiII
qcl6Ioqeu battc. Die @autter oes
anoben 6otte ben SaftbefebI gegen
@rof. 5oeIe erpirtt- Die llnterin'
dung ergob, DAB oic alolIeulebreriu
9rof. SSogle in's aloiien5imner &c
rufen bottc, ga iie nit Dem anabcu
nid,t fertie peroen fonntc Daraui
ioIl @rof. sSogle oem ano6en cine
Obrfeiqc berobrei6t bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14
NcI[rr man idnn nrrhcirntfrt.

grooleD 6. SaQer. Scr wegen an
ecbliHen Giebitobls eiues Giamant-
9liuges BON ieiuer 56mdgerin benz
@eri1tsoeriobren iiberpieien iuoroen
mar. nuab li6 MN and nod wegeu
angeblider 9igomie imO ongebilAer
Gntfiibrung ieiner t7.id6rigen 6ral
perontporten. Ieteftioe GareD unO
Sunn, sic &aaer Iebten Samitag
perboftcten, ais er BON 9llcranoria,
9o., no ct orci ShnOeu porber nit
Sri. Isabella 9}oic 5um 9unOe fiir's
Qeben pereinigt purOe, 5uriid fam,
lieBen iiA 0citern BON 9iidtcr Geal
in Der noro0itlihen Eoli5ciitation ei'
nen Soitbefebl fir Saaer pegen al.
geblider @ntfiibrung ieiner i7-i6bri.
gen 9roit ousiteaen Gie 9lnidilloi.
gung wegen angebliAer gigamie
miro Our6 Charles Goie III 9lleron-
orio erboben meroen Softer ioa iidl
am 27. Suni 1914 nit SRI. Gillian
SoHe bon N6eeling, @a., Derbeira.
tibet 6a6eu. Gle Eranina wuroe
Onrd @aitor @iuian z. @op bon
Hr. 1911, Noro.Goroliue.St
boll5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14
g9eaen g9ei6erpriiaeIna 6eiIraii.

W2it elmer Strafe bon $50 imo So-
ten wuroe geiterr Der 80 Sabre alte
elmer Goof ourd 9lihter Qeon in
Ger norooitlihen 4oli5eiitotion beIe9t,
neil er feline Srau gei1Iagen bate.
6rau Goof er8dblte Dem 9lidter, 0oB
iie crit Dor einigen Wlonaten bon
gnalono mad glmerifa gefomnien ieI.
81 ibrem lle6erraidcn muBte lie iid
oauon iiber3cligcn, oaB es niht umge-
br6udIicb iet, weun Elm Wlann ieine
5rau ihlage, 9libter Gean erfldrte
Der 5rau, oaB Dies in 9lnerifa nidt
Sang uno @ebe iei, Dab es abcr trob.
Dem in monden Sdidten porfomne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14

Serr @iliom Otto, Elm ofti0es
MlitgIieo oes ,@aebger @elaugper.
Gins, miro 6raulein @eta Shroc4
rer Dem ErouoItor 8ufiibren ST cr.
lonote eeiteru gaohmittog Die Sci
rotbsIicen5. Serr Otto iit % Sabre
ali uno icine 9roiIt 8dbIt % 2en5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14
Seirat6s.qiccmscm.


&ut6foro Saooowop, %, uno
Clara M. @ibion %, 9eioe bon
Tilebmaus, Gel.
Charles s. 9lopo, 90, uno @lomie
Socobs. 80.
5obu 2. Smith, 80, uno Sara 6.
&con 30.
glapton s. Stridbouier, 81, bon
Yorf ga, uno Marie Wf. Wic@lbone,
10, pom philadelphia.
9uOwig 2arion "a, imo 9lettie 9.
g9arner, 80. geihieOen.
Gaipar 5. SbipIeD, A. g9ittwer,
uno MarD 9autenIdIager, 40,
g9ittme.
Solcp6 sauo, %, uno emma 2ou-
terboh 23.
@iaiam S. @looer, 26, BON 9aIti.
more mo 9ert6a 3. 9ortner, 20, bon
Canton.
Cisncp 9orues, 26, @ittiper, bon
Soletborpe D2o, uno gillian q.
@riffin, 20, bon Baltimore
Soiepb @laranto, 81, imO Gat6e-
rine Guinon 90.
QanieI 8. Gngelbad, 33, mo 9e.
roma C'Connell, "a, @ittpe
Charles 8. Clifton, q, mo Soura
Smith, 20.
Charles g. 1omnieno, jun, 81,
bon Sinsoale, Wlo., uno Gillian s.
Spfes. t8, bon Baltimore
SSo6n @ugner, 81, mo Snlia
2aug, 81.
gsiIiam 81. @rcer, %, mo 2ouiie
.. 9inbarot, %.
Wlar Srpoer, %. mO 2euo9raim,
%, 9eioe bon @oibinatou, @ s.
SSobu ". Glarf, 23, mo @li5obet1
u. 81. Scales, 18.
@orrp 3. Miller, 33. mo 9ertba
s @enmdn 33.
%oIoeero 9arioIona 80, imo G1a.
rietta Bruno, 1S.
Saul 92orfoIf, %, uuo eiaian 6.
Barton, %.
George q. @cun 32, bon @oi6.
ington 2. g., mo getta 9urf, 80.
geidieocn, BON Baltimore.
Sobn 6. IonueIlp, 2t, uno War.
goretb 6inan IS.
ggiaian Otto, 25, mo Nleta
Sdrooer %.
Ste 6ricomau, %, iino Gora aaB,
90.
@corge @. Glaoea. 63, nno Saro6
6. g. araft, 40, g9ittpc. M
Sranf 8. Strider, 30. uno @lorD
s. Snmpcr "a
SoroIo 9. @ringer, 81. @ittper,
uno @pn 9ibaroion 38, geihieoen.
acnnetb 80 @aroner, %, bon gteip
gort, pno Margaretb S. Gaicp, 81,
bon Baltimore.
globcrt ". 5idle, %, imo @eiiie
3inmernlann 2i, 9eioe bou NQrris-
burg. ga iT
9iaiam 2. Strider, %, @ittiuer,
mo Selen ". @oouan 23
Sarru 9ioberts, 90, nuo Mnnie
Barter, 2S. 8Ha
9IIbert ). S6ober, 49, g9ithper,
umo Gora 9. M1artin, 43. @ittius.
9eioc bon Cumberland. Olo.
SoneS s.. Seed, 27 mo Bertha
3d. Sbober, %, 9eioe bon Gnnber.
lono, G2o,
SoDu SeurD 9enboii %, nuo ella
@}ae airfpooO, 1S.
Charles 9. Cir, 90, unO W1prtle
2iie, 2i
Charles 8. 0ugon. 80. uno 9Innic
2. 9InIB, 30, 9eioe BON @oi6iugton,
9. 6.
Sobu Gapiou 25, bon Curtis
Ban, 0}oy lmo DlarD 8 N}c6ale, 26,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14

~eo- Is. Sang an SorrD i. Mnlter
imo Srait Siioieite Garlep., na6e
@ermauia 9Ipcnue, IA bel 20 SUB.
Senrp s. Subner an Geo &.air.
bg unO 6rau @eitieite Gotborineiirv
no6c @rottitroBc, IA 6ei STA SUB.
Sorob g. Gono6o rmo @otte an
s. earle EowneD in0 6roit 0loro.
ieite %, uabe SorclapitroBe, Is bci
146 SUB.
9iidoro ". 6Ieming mo Srau an
goporo 4. @oia rno 6ron, Siioieite
OiteuO-. na6e 9ig5titroBe, 13 BEL
SUB
Cornelius 6ibgerolo H. 81, @erp4
an Moraoret 3. 9iittucr IT, gly Git.
ieite SosperitroBe, nabe ylcru Sane,
10 bel "a Sub.
6reocrid 81. aepier uno SSrau an
Somuel @}. Gerter, g9eitieite Gait.
nobe 5lcctitroBe. IA bel 70 SUB.
@irainio Q. Gronin an S8iaiam i.
ComIing imo Srau 0loroieite DC.
0cnrD., nabe @ilmoritroBe, IA bel n
SUB,
6. 8. @oaoq6cr u. so. an Gatba-
rino g9irt6 9lorowcitieite gSDmon.
gLpenuc, no6e Suntinooon Abe IA
bei 70 SUB.
g. S. Gallagher mo Srau an @e.
ter Sfod, 0loroweitieitc Sgomou.glucv
na6e Suntin9oon 9luenue, IA Bel
70 SUB.
@m. Z Gl1 uno 6rou on Cecilia
aimmelmann, 9loroieite Goitern.9lpc
no6c GoitleitraBe, IA bel 69.6 Sub.
g9m. S. Sdmiotmann IL. a., Cru.
Itccs. an &6ilipp 9eder it, II. Grou
Cficitc 6rontitraBe, IS bel 100 SUB.
SSo6n 9tobaf an 6rouf 9lopof d.
So. 50 @rltnoitiide.
Baltimore Gruit So on emmo 2.
Sheets. g}oroicite Grleons, na5e
9lunitroBc, So 6ei 10 Sub.
3. @nL Grtman an Charles s..
9c6u Gitieitc &atterion @orf gIue-,
no1c Gboieiirobe. IA bel rs Sub.
Der &ealtp SO. an Sobn y. Gr'
mer umo 5ralt Oitieitc &attcrion'
4orf 9luenue. no6e GbaielroBc IA
6ci IS SUB.
! Sames s. Goiter an Sable Reilig,
Shoieite 2ofaDettcs no5e Dlilton.
glpeuuc, IA BEL 70 Sub.
Sooie 8 9ieiiig al Sos. g. Goitcr
mo 6rau, Giioieitc 2afapcttc, na6e
NRilton g(oenue, "A bel 75 SUB.
G6us. s. @lartin gIon an 6oH.
nic GroB. @eiticitc GeOar glpey 1
@runoltiid,
g9oltcr : 9Scitpbol all eOparo S.
Stron5 rno 6rolL gloromeltieite g9il-
fens glDenuc no6c GatbcrineiiraBe,
1877 BEL 775 SUB.
Derielbe al @m S. Sduppncr,
/ 9loroluciticitc ggiIfens.9Ipenne. uabc
GotberineltroBe, 1877 6ei 775 SUB
Geriel6e an Singleton 1iron uuo
Srou. gloroieite 2eringtoniir nabe
SmollpoooitroBe. 1873 bel 100 Sub.
Gcriel6c ali Otto 9 9auou mo
6rau, Siiooitieitc Gbriition, na5e
Gat6orincItraBe, 1875 Del 77.5 SUB.
1bomos s. 1rpocn unO Srou an
Gocloo Wlores mo Srou, 0iticite Der
@loper..1 ndbe 0laoiionitraBe 22.9
6ci Go SUB.
gInner Cont So an Salprence VI
g. Glia. SiiOieite 27. STRIPE ro9e
GuiliorO 9lDcnue, IA bei 50 SilB.
g9altcr &. @eitpbal an sSoiepb 2.
SyobnItou, Siiooitieite &amiep. no9e
grlnsipifitraBc, 1874 bei 674 SUB.
W1orp Sane 9ieiter an glnna W.
@ennington Citicite Der Eaca' na1e
gorre,StrdBe, ~ bel 80
,Sobu 9S Eownieuo m0 8rau, an
Games 9 Dhurrill, glorOieite Der So'
fer nobe 10. 5trabc, i4.9 bel 50.
@coree 1e 3opcn an Sobn y.
Eopnieno. O}oroieite Der 9ofer. nabc
TO- StroBe, i4,9 bel s
Charlotte 2 gaiggs uno @attc an
| Gbos 6. Godep nno Satin 9loro.
oitIetc Der Noion9llIep nabe Iopn.
Ieno. StroBe. IL BET 53,
GOparo u. C'Ilara, Eriiitee, an
Dliduel 9oIano, 2 @runoitiide.
<lnc0r @clnroIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14

Ser EuIt faun id jett ErSres fir
fuIocnSe 3eitidrifteu entOesen usG-
men:
.geriucr xaosbioit", gUneaelussabe, t2e.
.,clc Rode ice.
,.Dir 3uIunit" zoe.
,,qepsIaer SnnHrlrter 8etnno" Ice
,9erliuer SnnRrlrie 8elhna", 12e,
anrl IS. yleter,
Mr. SOY, eAb.8remoni.slUenns
(Gep20, ,1S,&&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14

Gftober 9 rptber i0s$s
goDember 3 rntbcr 1i01s
@lais. 8ufubr 5t09 9liihcI;
@crionot BON sen GIeuatorca 1884
@uihel; Glcuotoren.Norrotb 2i5r
asa @uidcl.
Selitige SdluBrate:
Contract gemiihtcr 77l2-
Safer. 8uflibr 25l ,63S Sils
iheI; @erionOt bon oen GleDatorcn
236.S1i 9uihel; glepotoren0orrotb
1,262,194 9uiheI.
Seuti9e SbluBrote:
Stailooro peiBer M 601a 5OA
9ir, 3 meiBer ~ 80 5OA
Roggen. 3uflibr l0S,725 9u.
idel; @erianot BON oeu Geloptoren
s0,S24 @uidel; GlepotorcuaSorrot5
4Ot.110 QAhhcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14
Yreiis i'm gerinstOn-Narft
sTIeffd.


| S6meinS. Gotcletten pro @io. 22c.
2ommS S6niBel, pro &flno 25c.
9olbs.SdnibeI, @io. 25c. BOO.
Gortcrbouie Steof, Ffo. SOC.
SirIoin Stef &finO 22c. -25c.
Gippenbratcn, pro 8fo 1Sc. 25r.
Srppcufleiid. pro 4fo. 12c.-15c.
@umburger Steof. &fo, 16c. zoe.
SaI5fleii5, pro @funo. 12c. c.-1Sc.
2omm Sdiilter, pro @fuuo i5c.
Shmor.2amm, pro @htno 12c.
9oIbsbrdteu, pro 8fO. 1212c.-25c
Gol6sleber, PRO @funo SOC.
Broshen ....... lbe.-2Oe.
Hcuno Steof. pro 4io. 22c. -24c.
2enOcnictt, pro BfinO l5c
ShmaI5, pro @funo ...... 16c.
@efIhgeI.
9looit.SIbner, pro @ilmo 22c.
Sunec Siibner, pro 4funo 22c.
@oh.Sitbner, pro &fino 20c
Sun9e gutcn bro Bhuo ... -22r
@emiiie.
Qrausfobl. Stad &c. &c.
IcutiAe Gnoipien Slid 81, l0c.
Spinot. pro Yed ... Csc
@iI8c, pro Guort ...... 35c
g9eiBc 9iiiben, pro sEcd 25r.
Sdnitt. ourten, ~ fir. zoe,
Ginmohe. Gurfen 100 fir 40 SOC,
2iirbiIic, pro Stild Sc. t5c.
GpnlIiuas, pro Eubeno. .. t2c.
g3ohsbobncn pro Red soc.
9odsbobnet pro Yed SOC, i0c
Gqgplonts. pro Slid 3c &c.
Not1riibeu pro 9iinoeI &C.
2ima@obnen pro Gnort 25c,
NopfiaIot pro Gopf. ... 5r. Sc.
Sm8er @hmenfo6l Stiid 1920
Rcuc aortoifeln, pro 4cd Soc
Eomaten pro Red 25c. SOC.
&eteriilie, pro 9iinoeI. ...... &c.
@riiue @ieiier, pro Guteuo. 12c
Nl6bren pro @iinoel - Sc.
3udcrmois, pro 0ubeno i5c, 25c.
Naoiesden, 2 giin0cl fir. Sc.
Sunibo, pro Guort 20c. 25c.
SiiBfortoiicIn. pro Ncd 800
@riine 9o6neI pro Rcd 25c
Rotbe 4ieiier, ~ fir tee.
Roieutobl, pro Guort soc.
DbIt.
Gpncoro.Groilben pro Gurb l2e
Eofap pro 3iuno. SC.
Gol WlaIoga.Sroubeu, @funo l0c.
0clapore Troubcn. bro aorb. 15c.
0'oaeS, II fir. ......,.....sc Sc.
Gitronen 12 fir i5c, zoe.
Bartlett 9iruen pro aorb zoe.
Sal ternIoic Traabcn, @funo t0c.
glrunnos, pro Stiid 15c. zoe.
Stcindpfel pro @ed ... soc.
8rciielbeeren, Giiort 15c.
8ououen, pro Dto.. Toe. -12c.
Bldintain.@onanen pro Gto. 25c.
GantoIopes. pro Stiid Sc. i0c.
0amion pro &ed .., 40e.
Sidel.girnen pro 8ef t5c.
@floamen pro Duteno Sc.-10c.
California Grougcn Gubeno 40c.
Iotteln bro Bflno .t0c.
@ropeIrint, pro Stiid 5c.-10c.
6eieeu pro @hino. ..-... 15c.
&iiriidc pro aorb 15c 20c.
8oiierneloneu pro Stnd 25c. 40c.
Siini.9cpiel, PRO Yed SOC.
aaitonieu pro Quart 15c.
Guiiten pro Bed 60c.
Slide.
Jriidjcr 0ahs, pro %iun6 2Oc.
Stor pro &funo , zoe.
Grocus, pro Bflno . 10r.
9tod pro 9funo - t5c. 20c.
Salibut pro @funo . zoe.
@cbdutcte Gotiiib, pro 9filub. .1sc.
6oreIle, pro @niuo 10c. -12c.
e5clbcr 9orih. pro @fnno zoe.
5Iunocrn, pro @funo t2c.
0orte ardbberJ pro Gubcno 25c.
Safe pro |funo. ... .10t.
Srnbbenileiid, PRO @iun0 30e.
SrobBen.D 6lofas," pro @muO 40c.
S8eide Srabben Guteno 50c. 81
gsorioIf Spots, pro piun0. 15e.
Secbarib, pro &fino 15c.
Sbeepbeao pro 8funo l5c.
Butter un0 Gter
Stiidbutter. pro %huo .42c.
Greanern (alou6ntter) bro Nfo. d0c,
friqr ffrifhnl MA NuhcttN Qkr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-14
kclnaOr 8efnr0Ien
MACH FLETCHER'S
g Al s. X q RIA
WaIimprr WlarFthrridltr.

Dienitoe, Oen is. Gftober 1914.
W ebl 3ufubr 1873 51iier,
eini4lieBlid 1464 5diier 8u 9ocuit.
4oint uno 8640 S5dner 81 Canton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-11-14
Chiidren Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
a STO RIA

The Weccacoe Fire Company, of
Wilmington has purchased new au-
tomobile chemical engine.
4 camp of the P. 0. S. Of A. has
been organized at Harrington, Del.
There We're 90 arrests for automo-
bile speeding at Middletown, Del, last
week.
Itching, bleeding, protruding blind piles
have yielded to Doan's Ointment. SOC at all
stores adv.*
While Charles Woodall was loading
lumber at the wharf at Dover, Del,
Friday of last week, a piece of heavy
timber fell on his foot and crushed it
severely. He was sent to Whining
ton hospital for treatment.
Another effort with be made to have
the village of Blades, Del, across the
river from Seaford, incorporated at
the next session of the Legislature.
Efforts have been made in the past
and have failed owing to the opposi-
ton Of several heavy taxpayers, but
it is said the opposition is no longer IN
S--iTEpca
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-11-14
Real Estate Transfers

Esther A. Shippers and John P. Sim
pers, her husband, to John Eastburn
Brown, SO acre farm in Ninth district,
$40 and other considerations.
Catharine B. Miller to E. Kirk
Brown and c. P. aBrtley, 80 acres in
Fifth district, $40 and other cons ldera-
tons.
Benjamin F. Benson to Emma j.
Benson, his wife, property at Chesa-
peake City, SIS and other considera-
tons.
Wilson T. Wright and wife to JON
athan V. Carter, strip of land at Elk
Mills, $44 and other considerations.
Jonathan V. Carter to Eliza ]. Wild
does, wife of Thomas Widdoes, prop
erty at Elk Mills, $500.
Charles B. Finley, Jr., Assignee, to
Mamie c. Green, Washington Brown
property in Ninth district, $500.
John A. Morgan, Sheriff, to Fred
erick j. Schlosstein, Caldwell interest
in properties in Cecil county, $3.50.
Stephen c. Raglan and wife to Ed
ward H. Gray, 5 acre property at Mt.
Zoar, $40O.
Mary E. Etherington and others to
William L. Etherington and Cleveland
Etherington, interest in property at
Cecilton, 5000.
Melissa Reed and Samuel M. Reed,
her husband, OF Philadelphia, to Frank
Burns, Jr., property on Maffit stree,
Elkton, S1400.
Jenny Whiteoak to Arthur B. Pur-
ner, 5 acres in Second district, S. and
other considerations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-11-14
ChiIdren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a STo a

Rev. Michael DOugherty, pastor Of
the Catholic Church, at Milford, Del,
underwent a successful operation, in
Philadelphia Hospital last week.
Fred S. Grove, Philadelphia, Robert
Biddle, Riverton, N. j., and Captain
William Price, Betterton, were each
assessed 10 and costs on the charge
of violating the ducking laws on the
Susquehanna fats.
Impure blood runs you down Makes you M
easy victim for disease. For pure blood and
sound digestion BurdocE Biooo BitteTs. At all
drug stores. priceSl 90. advtt
Rev. Julian A. Herold, OF Lewes,
Del, has been extended a call to be-
come pastor Of Wicomico Presbyter-
ian Church, Salisbury, succeeding Rev
W Reale reSiUned