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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-03-04

''SSeN WY
Notwithstanding all that
tive credit has done for ireland, II
still has n lack. says Doctor Mccarthy.
ne small tenant farmer has had am.
pie provisions made for him by the
government for the purchase OF his
nome Small farmers. through credit
associations. have ample opportunities
or obtaining small loans. for produc.
tive purposes. What Ireland most
needs now, however, Is a system of
loans by which the owners OF the larg.
or estates may secure funds with
winch to make their estate productive
and profitable, The owners OF the big
estates are all In need OF money. They
are as poor. in a sense, as the Doorest
tenant farmers. The worst farming
In all Ireland IL sometimes found upon
the largest estates. These farmers
lind 1t difficult TO obtain a large loan.
at a low rate OF interest, on long time.
with privileges OF amortization y.
ments. such as will enable them 10 use
money for the gradual upbuilding OF
the productlveness OF the farm. n II
were possible here TO borrow money
upon mortgages OF this description as
IL is In Germany, In France, In Italy
n even In Russia, the rural portions
OF Ireland would advance much more
rapidly America can safely adopt
the Irish system Of short time person.
al loans but we should have in addi.
ton something like the German Land.
schaften banks for larger long time
loans.
The day book., 1914-07-03
man., sh0dIdered Hin, and turned
safety: -

e. has. been. in the Philippines.
Ing man ,'-=a1ld nothing m5fe.
He is a small. blue-eyed American
with clean-cut features and blonde
hair. He speaks but little He never
swears, nor. drinks, smokes nor
cheWs. His fellows have considered
him a Sunday school model, rather
than deYil-rday-care type of hero. 81.
Mosher's deed of courage itself
was truly far more spectacular than
is this. trip of triumph which re-
4 detachment Of the Philippine
Scouts, campaigning in the noun
tatns Of Jolo, were being desperately
opposed by a strong body. of Moros.
American troops have never any
The day book., 1914-07-03

Mosher ran up,;to the wounded
calmly, but speedily; back toward
Manila, r, i, july s-Dashlng
through a storm of steel to within
twenty yards of the blazing rifle
mouths of a force Of entrenched
Moros, Lieutenant Louis 6: Mosher
of the Philippine Scouts seized a COM
rade who lay thrice wounded and
helpless on the ground and bore him
back to safety. .... ....
1t happened just year ago, in the
Island of Jolo, at the battle of Bagsak
Mountain. .>- ......... ...
Today, Mosher has been summoned
to Washington. For his act of unpar-
aHeled heroisrn, President Wilson is
going to pin on Mosher's breast the
Congressional medal of honor. It is
The highest badge of courage than an
American soldier can wear. -.
For fifteen years. Lieutenant Mosh-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
White Goods

A N EXCEPTIONAL array of tempting values in new
IN and beautiful White Goods Fabrics awaiting you
" . tomorrow.
Get up early in the morning to be here in time for FIRST
choice of these good things
100 Pieces Of Japanese Nainsook AZ inches wide; put
in neat boxes; 10 yards to box grade that would sell
regularly at So box tomorrow only $2.15.
White Ratne Striped Crepe 81 inches wide; suitable
for waists and dresses; something new and STYLISH
regularly 39c yard, at Csc.
White Crepe different size Stripes nice for dresses
will wash and well 80 inches wide; 35c yard kind
for 2Ic.
White Pique firm quality; different sized welts suitable
for childrens suits and dresses; SOC kind for Csc.
White Rep; 80 inches wide; 39c kind for Csc.
Royal Lin0n 80 inches wide; nice for MILDLY suits and
dresses; special tomorrow at 10Kc.
Lace Checked and Striped Lawns; also Dotted Curtain
SWISS large quantity to choose FROM f5c kind 10Hc.
White Figured Lawns and Madras and plain White
Voiles 12Hc values, at 6zc.
36-nch Linon; nothing pretter for dresses makes
cellent skirts; 39c value for 25c
19c White Butchers Linen lac. y
36-inch White Dress Linen worth l-3 more; selling
at 29c, ,39c and 49c yard. sso4@
White Pillow Linens; As inches wide; s5c value;
morrow SOC.
so-inch Pure Irish Linen; imported sl.25 yard kind,
for 95c
Nansooks and LongeIoths in variety at reduced prices
Fancy White Crepe; used for undergarmens; here in
!. checks and stripes; very special at 10Hc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Elegant Pushes
And Heavy Coatir1os

Black Seal Pushes so inches wide regularly SIS yard
special at $3.50.
Black Striped Seal Plush; so inches wide regularly
$3.50 yard tomorrow at $3.19.
Black Broadtail Plush; SO inches wde regularly S6o8
the yard, special at $3.50.
Brocaded Pushes; SO and 81 inches wide; all staple
coors and back regularly $3.50 and $3.50 yard special
at $3.50.
Brocaded Velour 27 inches wde all colors and black
very stylish for coats suits; regular Sfe8 the yard
SLID.
Woven Brocaded Plush; so inches wide; in all staple
colors for coats suits; regularly $3.50 yard special
for $1.75,
Novelty Moeskn PIush so inches wide; regularly $3.50
the yard; special at $3.75.
Imported Moleskin Plush; so inches wide; regularly
$3.50 yard; special at $419.
Imported Black Velvet ~ inches wide; very highly
recommended for and elegant material for coats
suits and dresses; positively $3.50 grade price to-
morrow S2.19 yard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Wash Goods

Something New in Ratines-the kind much
in vogue in endless assortment of patterns; white
ground with floral designs; regularly Csc the 5c
yard; special tomorrow at....................
32nch Ginghams; all and pretty patterns; large
variety of checks pads and pretty stripes; grade that sells
regularly at ice; special tomorrow 15c
Samson Gaatea all patterns suitable for boys suits;
special at 15c.
Advance Sale Of Ginghams in large assortment OF
stripes plaids and checks also plain coos regularly sold
15c the yard; tomorrow at 10c.
36nch Punjab Percaes pretty designs for dresses
and waists fabric recommended for its washing and
ing qualities be had in dark and light paerns special
at 12hc.
Wonderful Cloth; fabric for chldrens dresses
we'll grown-ups; large of patterns will wash
and wear beautifully very special for this sale l5c.
32nch Wnson Pisse Crepe number Of pretty patterns
to choose FROM in white and colored grounds requires
ironng makes soft, pretty dresses; special 17c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Novelty Goods
In Great Array

Hundreds of and beautiful things ready for the
spring all marked the lowest possible prices
38nch Silk Ratne suitable for street and evening gowns
specially priced SEC
40nch Floral Voiles in dainty designs fine assortment
including black and white novelty striped Voes special
at 22hc
New 1914 Striped Ratnes and plain colors to match for
the combination dresses; featured at Csc yard.
Pads and Check Ratine; latest large assortment
at 33c.
4O-nch Rice Marqusette suitable for street and evening
gowns; special at 33c
3Snch Brocaded Marqusette; all the shades, 49,
inch Silk Crepe de Chine; all coors; special Sc.
36nch Washable Silks; suitable for shrtwasts and mems
Shirts white ground different coored stripes; for only 4sc
the yard
Dress Ratnes: our own n1ake all the newest and most
staple colors in this collections guaranteed better than
25c grade being exploited the Market here tomorrow
only Ice.
soc Silk Striped Voes; all the coors, but II you like
the styles we have they great bargain at 12lc.
36nch Plain and Brocaded Crepe; all coors Soc grade
33c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Lace Features

We have Just received about 300 yards All Silk Net
As inches wide suitable for drapng and overdesses in
several good shades regularly Si39 $685. special m
45-nch All silk Grenadine black only regularly ST the
yard special 59c
Heavy Black Silk Chiffon; regularly CSC the yard special
a SEC
recent shipment of the newest designs in Carrach
Maccross Lace the very latest for trimming the Spring
gowns edgngs and insertion match; white only all
widths from to IL inches; ranging in price from 12Kc
Sc yard.
Shadow Lace Flouncings; IS and 81 inches wide; in
white and ecru newest designs regularly sold for soc yard
specially priced 59c.
Heavy Black Silk Lace Banding; inches wide reg
uary S9S close the special price only
Sc.
We have a complete line of Chiffon Cloth in all the
shades cannot be duplicated anywhere in for less
than ST the yard special price 79c
42-inch Berdered Chiffon Cloth in few odd shades
regularly priced S25 the yard, special for only
ACC.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19

For Dresses

II 7 is remarkable how many Fur Trimmings selling
II so late in the season. Sashuff
- Many women only awakening to the fact that
slight expense they add great beauty their gowns
thus a generous selling Of Furs at this time.
These big values in Bands and Edges:
2-inch Coney in black and brown very good dollar
quality; specially priced at only CSC yard
3nch Black Hare; used largely for collars and cuffs of
coats; very special at S1.65 yard.
Pinch Black Sable Hare; used largely for bottoms Of
skirts sold regularly 81 yard specially priced at $119
Various widths in different Furs selling at different
prices from 25c up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
The Lining Store
for Innings

IMMENSE assortments of kinds, qualities and coiors
always. The fabric is here that want depend It,
- Don't waste time shopping.
Brocaded Venetian Lining; this is biggest seller;
all of the lining shades guaranteed to stand
the hardest kind of regular SOC values very special at
45c yard.
o. L c. Lining silk; yard wide the most popular silk
nng very beautiful and strong in all colors; be
washed if without injury to fabrics regularly SOC
yard; special at 39c.
Black Heatherboom Lining yard wide; also few pieces
in white This popular lining is great bargain at our special
price Of 1OHc yard
Black Siiked Serge Lining beautiful lining suitable
for SUITS skirts and waists; real Csc vaue special to-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Richest Silks

So Imported Charmeuse $137-Every conceivable color,
less than 90 shades soft cnging quality; Grapes beaut
fully yet heavily constructed fabric that will give excellent
service; Al inches wide; most remarkable value at s1.37
Silk and Wool Popns; Al inches wide all coos; light and
dak guaranteed give the best of sece real Si5 value
for only Csc
41nch Imported Crepe Meteor; less than IS Of the
carefully selected shades compared with any So quality
sale anywhere; at only S1.59
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19

Fine French yoles 9c-Most advanced 1914 styles in
quality of wolfe that has not been etaied heretofore at less
than Ice the yard. 1t is wonderful bargain. Many
and dainty patterns choose from; have pretty bor
der; many of the patterns be had in immense n
variety of the pretties cooringS ............. ~
Silk Stripe Corduroy Pique, 19c-Best quality Corduroy
Pque in white and color ground with neat colorngs and
self colored eyerstripes in silks; guaranteed wash
your satisfaction; retaled for To-
less than 49c the yard; offered at. l1S
Brocaded Crepe de Chine, 25cHandsome Silk Crepe de
Chimes nearly all silk, with beautiful brocaded de-
signs They will make most exquisite evening and party
dresses and they embrace of the rich deep shades for
gowns There isn't desirable color tint missing
from this wonderful assortment. We offer them at DE-
only LC@
Colonial Ratines, 19c-These White Ratines have those
dainty Dolly Warden and Colonial prints that asc
natng and that will wash beautifully. We have sold
yard of goods of this character under &c., They l
going at only. ...................... ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Nifty Neclxwear

Fancy Neck Bows; in all shades and styles; reg IN
ulary priced 29c; special to close at......... I1S
Many pretty designs in Net Fchus; white with coiored
combinations; regular soc value special at 39c
Pretty Neck Pieces with fur trimming; of the
this styles in neckwear; regular ST So
ST..
beautiful line Of Corsage Bouquets; all the latest
styles and colorngs; ranging in price from 39c $685.
full line of White and Ecru Peated Lsces; value 25c
the yard; special lac.
Black and also white Spanish Lace Scarfs for evening
wear; Sles and S325 values; special $3.50 to S29S.
Chiffon Automobile Wells; all colors; regularly sold at
S269; special for this sale, S2.25.
White and yense Collar and Cuff Sets; value 81
special at 75c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Warm Flararaels

White Flannel; firm quality with heavy nap; regular
price 15c the yard tomorrow only 10Hc.
Outing Flannel; 81 inches wide; stripes and checks;
good quality; special for tomorrow 10Hc.
Gray and Dark Blue Flannel; all wool; regular SOC
value; special SOC.
cal prices
16c Bleached Canton Flannel heavy nap unusually
good vaue tomorrow only 12hc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Biz Silk Offering

G p,as Ssepe oS Snne......'..--. III
These in pleasing variety Of light and dark coors;
nice and SOFT adapting themselves graceful drapng
highly recommended for
We value them at 81 Is the yard
Heavy Al-Sik Brocaded Lining; 60 inches wide; Just the
thing for lining the draped coats and Favored
strongly by the foremost dressmakers tailors and g.
colors; less than 20 combinations to rom
value $3.50 the yard; here at $1.69.
Guaranteed 2-Season Satin; Sc inches wde full range
of and staple colorngs less than 40 of
from very rich indeed sell the grade ST
rarely is sold under $780, yet get here tomorrow
for only &c.
Silk More; 1914 nts; few yards will make pretty
dress of the extreme width sc inches very spe
cal at $1.19.
Crepe de Chine; all coors and black; Al inches wide
quality compares avoraby with any S75 Crepe Chine
elsewhere; here tomorrow at S1.35.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19

Brocaded Crepe Ratine, l9c-Woven Brocaded Ratine
Cloths identical with make of last in appear
ance but costing fully one-haf much to nanufac
because o. the designs Ordinarily 33c yard.
Every color, shade and tint that you could wish for, 1O
also white and black; only. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Brocaded Tussah Silk, 22Hc-Thousands of pieces have
wholesaled the yard and eaied universally at
45c Acc. They have rich silk ground with handsome
brocade designs every shape and fashionable shade
in this as e Of the greatest values zC
Plain French voiles. 12hc-These Voiles fully 40
inches wide We include also 4o-inch White French Crepe
Voies that have sold regularly 39c yard, and you
may have them in possible shade and color, 7U,r
at l<1>S
4O-inch French Ratines, 29c-These are in a quality
before sold at less than 6ec yard not many coors to
choose from in the ot colors have the very 7c
and there is white also Take your choice at ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Button, Button
Who's Got the Buttons 2"
We Have

One Of the greatest sales held of Fancy Coat
Buttons, in all large sizes and many styles Great educ
tions in prices
Large Bone Buttons in blue, brown. green, red and
black; regular ST 90 dozen, for Soc dozen.
Large Bone Buttons with pearl centres, in assorted coll
1rs regular 81. 90 dozen, sold at Csc dozen.
Large White Four Hole Buttons for sport coats, which
we're sold for l9c apiece, for $1.00 Dozen
White Pearl Buttons with color centres, used for linen
dresses regular SIC dozen for &c dozen; also small
buttons to match
Beaded Pearl Buttons used for trimming shirtwasts;
sold at 25c dozen, for 19c dozen. 80.
Square Pearl Buo rs in all sizes, ranging from see
dozen to 15c apiece.
White Water Pearl Corduroy Buttons in assorted sizes;
sold from Ice dozen to soc Dozen
White Pearl Buttons, with a metal shank, in all szes
sold from 15c a dozen to SOC dozen.
Odd shapes In Smoke Pearl Buttons, sold at half price,
Small Pearl Buttons in all coors, regular 25c dozen
for l0c a card.
Fancy Trimming Buttons in assorted colors two dozen
a card; regular 79c Dozen for 19c card.
Little Fancy Trimming Buttons with two dozen
card; regular Doc dozen, for 10c card.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19

Clark y. N. L. mdChint iuedus oPooi',
Csc,
Brooks Glaze Machine Thread. 6 spools,
25c.
Climax 2,400-yard Machine Thread, 1Sc.
Our Own Basting Thread, 500 yards, 4c.
Aunt Lydia's Linen Finish Thread, &c.
Barbours Linen Thread, Sc.
Kerr's Lustre Thread, Sc.
Ciark's Crochet Lustre, &c.
Clark's Crochet Cotton, DC.
Clarifs o. ". T. Darning Cotton, 3
spools, &c.
Ready-weund Machine Robbins, 6 boxes,
Csc.
MACHINE NEEDLES
All makes Of machine needles, 2,c paper.
MACHINE OIL
New Bedford Machine Oil, &c bottle.
MACHINE STRAPS
Machine Straps, Sc.
PINS
Gem Dressing Pins, 800 count, DC.
English Dressing Pins, 800 count, &c.
Valiant Dressing Pins, for dressmakers;
Primrose Bank Pins, u h., Csc.
HAIR PINS
Hair Pin Cabinets, i00-count, 4c.
Hair Pin Cabinets, 200-count &c,
PIN CUBES
Pin Cubes, 10O-count, &c.
Pin Cubes, 200-count, &c.
COLLAR FOUNDATIONS
Net Collar Foundations, for 1Oc.
DRESS SHIELDS
himon0 Dress Shields, 23c.
Washable Dress Shields, all sizes, &c pair.
PIN CUSHIONS
Tomato Pin Cushions, &c and &c.
HOOKS AND EYES
Atlas Hooks and Eyes, 6 cards, 1sc.
Delong Hooks and Eyes, Sc card.
HAIR NETS
Lillian Hair Nets, with elastic, &c.
Sylvia Hair Nets, knotted ends, &c.
CARRIERS
Ladies' Sew-on Carriers, Sc pair. lf.i
ChiIdren's Pin-on Carriers, all sizes, Sc pr.
Mems Carriers, Sc and &c pair.
TAPE
Black and White Roll Tape, "a yards, Sc.
IRON HOLDERS
Asbestos Iron Holders, DC
STOCKING DARNERs
Stocking Darners, &c
SNAP FASTENERS
Sew-no-more Snap Fasteners, &c dozen.
Prym's Snap Fasteners, Sc dozen
Snap Fasteners, in black and white, l6c
yard
CORSET LACES
Linen Corset Laces, 8 yds., &c
Linen Corset Laces, yds., &c
SHOE LACES
nj n. e. nd I'D
very strong, 4c dozen.
Black Shoe Laces, "A, Sd and Cd long,
extra strong, Sc dozen.
NOTIONS
Weight Tape
Warren's Weighted Tape, in black and
white, Sc yard.
DRESS BETTING
Inside Dress Betting, in black and white,
~ inch, SC yard.
Inside Dress Betting, in black and white,
2 inch, 7G yard.
COLLAR SUPPORTS
Spiral Collar Supports, in black and white,
Flora Collar Supports, with all colors of
pins, Sc pair.
GIRDLE FOUNDATIONS
The new, wide girdle foundations, shaped,
ready for use, &c.
Girdline, in black and white, from ~ to
3H in. wide, sl1c yard.
Girdline, in black and white, in. wide,
Ice yard.
TAPE MEASURES
Tape Measures, 90 inches long, extra
strong. &c.
SANITARY GOODS
Sanitary Dress Protectors, 23c, 45c, Csc.
Sanitary Belts, tic, 23c.
Sanitary Boomer Dress Protectors, $1.39.
Sanitary Napkins, 6 in box, 13c.
Cnmnressed Sanitary Nankins 4c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Veilir1gs

few odd pieces Of Yelling; to close at l0c the yard.
We have beautiful line Of veilings in Shadow and all
the newest meshes ranging in price from 1sc to 5sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
New SIPS Ratines, 7Sc

These Rstines As inches wide; best imported
grade; the and most wanted coors hard get
last season at S1.25; the new tariff and large 7Sr
purchase bring them to you now ar. .......... fO@
We will shrink and sponge all Ratines free of charge
on request.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Baby Dress Outfit

Complete Baby Dresses a yards Of the finest z7-nch
Daisy ruled houncing hemstitched houncing; in the
1914 designs; dainty pstferns nequarter yard Of
Alloyer Embroidery MATCH yard Of Edging for neck
and sleeves; outfit that cannot be bought under m
sl.5o; specially priced i.VU
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
All Quilted Innings Reduced

Regular soc yard Quilted Sateen, 45c.
Regular 75c yard Quilted Satin, &c
Regular S00 yard Quilted China Silk, now SIC.
Quilted Lambs Wool; regularly 5ec yard; special at a3c
Double Width Venetian Satin; in light and dark grays
only; regular ST 90 value, at SOC yard.
Farmer Satin yard wide; all coors and black and white
the city regular price Of ec yard
yet tomorrow we will sell it at only 12Hc yard.
Black Venetian Satin; full 81 inches wde guaranteed for
wear permanent color and nsh best Si2o grades
a special at soc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Errnbro ideries

French voies; As inches wide; trimmed with Irish lace
large floral designs all beautifully embroidered dress
lengths worth up 81 90 yard; in this sale only Acc
Embroidered Crepes and Voiles; 40 inches WIDE in the
French color combinations; all hand embroidered
signs; worth up to S150 yard; big special at 79c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
Notable Values
Dress Linens

Natural Linen Suiting; As inches wide; genuine Irish
Linen the very best value for the price, in
fact it is far superior any sold last at 45c
price tomorrow only 29c yard.
Yard-Wide Ramie Linen; best Irish make always
scarce later in the season. an unlimited choice OF coiors to
choose from; the lowest price in years, &c.
45-inch Genuine Irish Linen; superior quality to any
sold elsewhere at anywhere near this price This linen
imported expressly for from Ireland This duality is
surpassed You have it in any color tomorrow when
this sale opens We assure this linen will be higher in
price later in the Tomorrow II will be only 37c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19

Newark
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19

Atwood oponged ana Shrunk FABRICS
ST grade to go at 75c
81 rs grade to go at Csc.
Sl50 grade marked SLID
81 grade priced SIPS.
$3.50 grade to be sold at $1.95
So grade cut to $3.50.
81 grade priced So.
81 and IS inch Atwood Plaids; than 20 pieces
choose from; very best grade; SITS and 81 fabrics for
only S1.25.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-19
HaHadk chiefs
ait lOc

Mems AlLinen Initial Handkerchiefs, A-inch hens,
openwork initial full size and good quality linen; spe
cial,> each 10c.
Ladies' Batiste Pure Linen and Shamrock Handkerchief
embroidered corners; all around lace edges worth up
l9c each: tomorrow special at SC each.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-07
WARWICK

Mr.. R. B. Merritt Jr., attended court
in Elkton this week.
Mrs. John Banks entertained a quilt
ing party on Thursday.
Miss Blanche Wright, spent the week
end with Elkton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bender are visit
ing relatives in Port Penn.
We are glad to report that Mr.. John
Holden is again able to be out.
Mr.. James Boyles is spending few
days with his son, Mr.. Charles Boyles.
Mr.. Harry Price, of Wilmington, is
visiting his brother Mr.. John Price, near
town.
Mrs. J. R. H. Price, and Hazel Price
spent Saturday and Sunday in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Verena Vinyard, is spending
several days with Mrs. Uric CHM, near
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Gervis Hill, of Goldey College,
Wilmington. was weekend guest at
the Parsonage.
Mrs. s. D. Wilson and son Amos,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. E. o. Spear, near town.
Miss Jennie Clay, of Bethel, Md,
was visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. Johns, last week.
Miss Mamie Merritt has returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
Philadelphia and Wilmington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson, of Cecil
ton, were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. R. b. Merritt, on Wednesday.
Owing to bad weather Rev.
Bowers, Pres. of the M. P. Conference
was unable to speak on Monday evening.