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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-08

Rev. Aslev has given a drastic ac-
count of the struggle OF the Ameri-
can people against Mormonism.
which assumes the character Of a
moral. social and political danger Of
serious proportions. Rev. Aslev
makes the suggestion that the Nor
mon propaganda be absolutely pro-
hibited in Sweden. and appeals to the
members OF the riksdag to take up
this matter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-06
Gbieaso. 5. gaOp.mber.

Weis,n. - isiir DECEMBER s11ea-
l18se. am S@luB 1896; fir Mai
$122-124se, am G6lub $1.225e.
Weli9iorn. - fsiir DECEMBER SO.
f-70ac. am S9lub 69sc; fir Wlai
72t-73c;. am S4Ius 72se.
6afer. - fSiir Ds3embs 49i--
50s. an S6Iub 49ac;fiir Ulai 53s
-54sc. am Shlub 53se.
Ross.n. - go. 2, 99c.
@erite. --66-77e.
zpmotbh. - 375-5.25.
&leefamen. - S10.00-l4O0.
PORT. - sSiir sSanuer $19.25-
1912. am SdiuB $3.50. fir Wsai
$19. 9.57-19-85. am Ghiub $3.50.
S6mal5.. fiir Sanuar $10.25
-10.32. am S@luB $l0.25; fir Ma:
$40, ,40-1047, am S6IuB S1040.
Rippenieiten. - sfiir sSanuar So.
17-10.27, am Sd,lub $10.17.
Butter, - Mlartt perGnbsrIth.
Gifr. - preife b5ber. Orbinare
firfts 25-26e, firfts 27-2sc.
Rartoffsln. = llnperdnbsrt. 3uIubr
80 mdagons.
0efIiissl. - Qebenbes. preis b5ber.
Sprhsgers 13ac, oIis Siihnsr 12ae.
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fubr ipur ber WldrH beuts fsiig. Di
Nu@fraae mar cine quite.
Wldgrs unb leihts $4.75-5.75
Bologna $5.75-6.25, grtra $685.
$50. fette BulIen $3.50.
Qdlber. Die 3nfubr mar nul
mdbia unb Der Wartt par iistig.
Ordinate unb aroBs $4.50-9.25
fair BIB quite lei4ts $7-9.75. gytro
$1,000.
Gdpeine. - Die 3ufubr Don
Ghipeinsn mar bsute aerins uno biz
preife ftissen infolgebeHen I'm 20
25e per 100 pfunb. Die Yeriel itie.
gen nidt i'm preiis.
Cute Bis auserleiene 9srpadunga'
unb frlsifderiorten $7.70-7.75, Or
pindre Bis auserlsfens ihpere fetts
Gdue $5.00-7.00, Grtru Siags "a
50-6.5O. Ieidie gerianatforten &c..
O-7.10, sssrtel bon 110 pfunb uno
nsniger $3.50 800.
g 9afe unb admmer. -
Die .3ufubr mar oerina unb Der Wldrtt
itetig bis feit fiir S6afe, aGmmsr
aber iiiessn Inn 10-15e.
Shdfe: GItra Ats, auts BIB anser.
lefsne $7.50-7.90. orbinars Biz fair
So. .50-4.15. admmer: Grtra unb
quite Biz auserlsiene $7.50-7.90, Or.
bindre Bis fair $5.50-725.
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Raffse - Morft rubiq. g)reiIi

3uder. - preiis tpiIlis. gaf.
finirter Gut Coat $3.50, pofpesreb
$500; CUBES $6.15; grannIatsb
$3.50; Gcnfsttionsrs az $3.50; of
.M- $5.55; ipeibsr extra &c $535;
ertra q. $5.15 per 100 pfunb.
RoIaffes IN fltits.--Een Dr.
leans OPEN Reitle 38-45e, Gsntrifu.
acl 16-20t PEI @aIIone.
rats. - Gouifiand, 1nncp Heab
6f-7e, prima 63--6}s. prbindrr a
80. Jdpdn q per pfunb.
Dairp. probufts.
i Batter. - Warit suaia. 4]reHe
&eis. mbolsmiIs grtra 36c, Gen.
! EaIissb gEtsa 39Ar. Gsniralissb s}irits
Y -90A, b.. Geeonbs 2620c,
fansp Dairp 24e. padina GiOd 20t
liz Qfrnh.
8xfs. - Warft ftH. Ctic Ice,
NorbbeilIfdkr 16--161e, Rem yorl
17t, G&pess<r 22-31e. bp. @yi6
1SAs aimtusGss 1ss per qiunh.
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AssSartise m4rtte.
Rem gort. s. gaOosmbsr

Webl. - Wartt feft.
Ross.nmehl. Warn feiter. Gail
biz autss $5.20-5.4o, aiiserleienes
fis faneb $5.40-5.70.
pu4pei3enmebl. Ulartt fetig
$2.5-2.65 per 100 g}funb.
8uhtpei.en. - Utartt feit. Sapa
niItsr $1.80, Gilbsr Dull $1.70. ae'
mifftes $1.73.
Wlaismebl. - Marit felt.
Rogsen. - Warft feit. Ro. 2 Wef
81 {. !. I. Buffalo.
8erih. - Marft Iteiia.
Mei5sn. - Warit bsr6noerlif,. go,
2 rotber $1.17s, go. 2 barter 81 .17t,
SO. / 9Ortbern Dulutb $1.18a, Ro.
/ Wortbsrn Wanitoba $1.23t nomi.
neG c. |. {. 9uffulo.
MeH4iorn. Martt feit. - go.
2 aeltxs 84e {. |. I. fir 3ufubr. Ut.
sentiniides 7Sc nomineIl aelieferi.
6dfer. - Worft iietig.
6eu. - Wartt ftetis.
0opfen. - Wlartt Dillig. Stdte
orbtndrer Biz uussrIsisnsr 1914, 26-
33e.
6duts. - Warsi iietia.
Gebsr. - Wartt fsft.
pcrf. - Wartt iistis.
Beef. -. Wturtt feii.
Sdmala. - Warft fsft. Mebble
msft $11.1o-11.20. rdifinirtes fen,
gompounb itetig.
5dlu. - Marit iietiq.
Wolls. - Wartt iietig.
CARA. - Warit rubtg.
Ierpentin. - Martt pilIig.
Reis. - Mart. itetig.
Wlolafss. - Marit rubis.
3uder. - Rober. Wartt fietis.
$2.S7. Centrifugal 1852.
Raffinirter iriIIis. 90 puntte niebri.
ger. Gut loaf $3.50. GruTbeb $3.50,
WpuIb q $5.55. gubes $5.25,
xxx poipbsreb $5.15, pofpbere6
$50, Seinsr aranulirter $500, DID
monb u $500, gonfsetionsrs' u 81.
80, Hp. l S.75.
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g1feaao, 5 gObsmber.

S4psine. - 3nfubr 1900. Warfi
Derdnoerlia. Buff $7.50-7.85. lei9.
te $7.30-7S5. senIiIdie $7.25-7..
80, ifytpere $7.20-7.80, raubs $7.20
-7.35. Hertsl so Biz 75c b6ber su
$4.50-7.0O.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 5000. Wart!
itetia. gsepes $6.60-11.00, Siiers
$5.70-9.25, aiibs unb 6sifers 49,.
80 $50, Rdlber $7.25-1O.75.
G6dfs. - 3ufubr 2O00. preiie
b0bsr. S4afe $5.75-6.6O, sydbr,
linge $6.75-7.75. 2dmmsr $3.50
925.
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Ereitaa. 8. glObsmber

UIct o. JlupeMDer.
geitern mar ber CLUB bier itation1l
nit einem Wdfferituno BON 11.6 Suf
am 4benb. 6eute tpirb Der 5luf
lansfam fallen.
Die folgenben 8epeFden trafen pdb.
reHb bes aettrigeH Saaes bier elm:
pittsburg pa-6.1 SSub.
Wheelina. 90. @a.-8.8 ~ub, iteiat.
parfsrs6urq, 90. @a.-1.3 sub.
&aHdfpbd Halfs.-0.2 5ub
portsmoutb, S.-3.4 i5ub, fdllt.
eouisDille, ae.-8.9 ;sub.
gDanspilIe. anD. 81 Hus, fdllt.
0afbDille, 3enn.-7.8 Sub.
gbattanoosd. 3enn-7.0 Sub, fdat.
Gairo, ail.-10.7 Hub, idllt.
Wempbis, Qenn.-6.9 Sub.
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Os,'s = elpnsssss.
eIastssstt ! ylsterb.r m.

cis Na4isase ss& 0asteten mar xrr
snbsbsutsnb unt bic Ust&dfse i'm QlIae.
inst1ta yutie. osfb 1T ptdiaer. Die Hen.
len ssse4nefeu flr Sint. Darlsbsn meiIte ne
6x nHe gti4dftspsSisrs pnrbsn s6snfsas
5u " bisfontirt.
nsAia ssf Rss css
wuroeg Bu lS--s5e grdmis per 5000 atvi.
lass Uanfea periauft. Die gonntsrrate Be-
frasf sos pramie per Sioo0
@safa srs ssssvs
aasslsGnyeifunsen suf 9onbon uurSea
sn N,se nnb 6i&f. Bedfei su e4.9s Der
Hiunb Sttritug quotirt Bir Wed5lel suf
Berlin ntybsn e5e fir 4 Warf bsrednef
snf fas @sAft auf paris isHe pro Grans.
rnsbss. .rtlssshsssa
fau aas fssie 0h SanlsR snstirsa sie
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eiH grattitus.

:. Wie perhdIten benn sic fib
su rBein, Weib unb Seiong", Serr
6uberg"
n9ans einfa3; ib geh' bult INNER
gum Dein, ,peun mein Metb NIT ibs
rem Gdans unfdngtl-
Gin lIebtrdugFlidtr.
Dame: .Rsinen sic uid,t. Serr
Baron, baB mir eiueu gcSar su Sun.
ten - -"
Rein, nsiH; ni&ts. mas on Sat
.eriuusrt'
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9dsliher Aya ftberid,t

Die na4folssnbsn Quoiirungen BE-
5ieten fid nur auf Gngros 9rnnS'
cftionen. Del ileineren 0ei&Gfier
irtrben ettpns b0tere grsifs bere&net
propiftoutm
Der Wdrit mar rubis. preile fen.
S&maIS. prima Gteam
S10.50-10.60.
zrodsngtfaI3enes Gtetf1
Short sfear Ssiten 12--123c, fborI
gfippsnfeiten 10a--11e. srtra fbori
clear Sttten 10a-11e, S1ultern 10A
Lie. Bellies 12a-13ae mebr Dtr'
tadt.
Bacon. Gbort clear Geiieu
13a-13se, EXTRA fort Rippenfeiisn
12-124t, SGuItsrn 113-123e unb
Bellies 12a-13ie. Iojt unb 4e pen
Wfunb metr bsrpadt.
sugar gurtb Ufeif4-
G6tnten 1S-18ae, g5ienic Sduf.
tern 123-13e. Brsatfsfi Bacon 20i-
21e. ShuItsrn 12s-13e, trodene Beef.
Ghin.sn 2S-30t.
sabatp5f.iies gl.if&.
Gdinten 12a--14e, pienic Gdultern
11a-12c, Bellies 16t-17Ae, G6uf.
tern 111-12e, Rem gori Gut III
12t.
Hrtf&es HIeifG. S4tm,
ten 12f-13e, picnie GduItern 10A
LII, g&uliun 10A-11e. fborl
9ipptn!sitsn 10s-10ac, fbort clear
Gtiien 1o4-11e, ertra fbort Geitsn
10a-10ae Bellies 15a-16sc pro
pfunb.
Wfhl unb @strei6e
NEIL Dinter potent $5.25--
5.45, mini.r Ganep N.9O-5,15, bo.
5amiIn $4,50-4,65, grtra $4.05-
4.25. orbindrss $3.S54.05. 5drter
Wsissn gatent $3.50 $50, bo. fanrn
S5.45-5.70, bo.HamtIp $4.65-4.85.
Rossenmebl. norbipeftli@es semtf4tes
$5.15-5.25. reines Qtip $5.15-
5.45 per Hbl.
Wei)en. - 30. 2 rotber Winter
S1.13i-1.14, No. 8 $1.12-11SAe.
Ro. 4 rotber $1.06-1.u.
WsJf@forn. - go. 1 ipsibes
79Ar, 30. 2 bo. 79-79ac. Ro. 8 DO.
78S-79e, no, A bo. 7S-78ac, no. B
DO. T2-7se, 30. 8 bo. 77-77te.
TO. ! aelbes 77c. No. q bo. 761--77e,
20. 8 bo. 78-76ae, go. a DO. 76A--
78e. Ro, 8 bp. 75-75Ae. SO. s bo.
75-75ae. 30. / ssmiIdtes 78Ae.
no. 2 bo. 76-76ae. 60. 8 bp. 75a-
Tee. 30. A DO. 75-Bae, Ro. s bo.
75-75ac, 30. 6 bo. 74-744e.
WiBes Rolbeniorn 76-78e. geIbts
Rorb<nlorn 74-76c. ssmifdtes 73---
76e. - geuss fpeibss 8a-64c, eeIbes
57-58e, asmiidtes 68-57e per gu.
6afsr. - Ro 2 ipsiber 49a--
SOC, Sfaubdrb ipeib 49A-494e, Wo.
3 ipsib 49-49sc, glo. 4 iDeib a.
49e. NO. 2 seuiif6tss 4sA-49e, 30.
8 aemiTdtts 4S-48ae. 80. 4 semif9s
tes 47a-4sc.
Rpgstn. - Ho. q 96A97c., no.
3 93-95e, Np. a 82-92c.
mo.s iyriihjobrs gerfe 97e
-$1.06, DO. orbtndre 88-97e perWu.
whtsfp.
wertauft fpurben 726 gbls. Di.|
filters JiHifkb Goobs auf Der Bats
ban S1.39 per gollpHs.
GrpeerteB.
Raffss - Mortt rubig. preife
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Itu@t oNpnerefer Ole, ftrits Z8At
osSiudts ftrits zoe. fseonbS 1Ss PEI
Gutsnb.
0sfIHstr. - 3ufubr mSbis
Marft fstis. Gpringsrs bon il pfb
Hnb barber 12e, unter u gfuni
| 15c, 6ennen 10--121e, 6dhne 9c
1ruttahnsr 1O--16e, Guns Sc,
gnten 10-13e, Gdnis s-1oe PEI
| pfunb.
6afem - GAM frif&s s1.75-
200. au<rIeiens $1.25-1.50 pei
Dusenb.
Obf unb gemHje
| Mepfel. - gute Mepfsl SITE
300 per Nbl. ginbsimtidI
25-50c per 8u.
Gttronen.-Warfi mar ftetis.
Jantp Msfiina $260--3.25, GoIifor.
nid$4 .00--4.50 per Rifle.
Ordngsn.-Warft tubig rnb he,
tia. Dalencia $2.75-3.25 per Rife.
ananas. GubaniIAe, $500
Ter Grste.
Weintrdubtn. - y2en Wort
Gpneorbs 19-20c per 7 pfb. 9orb.
gatapbas 12a-13e per ponp aorb.
Min Goncorbs $4,000 per Sonne.
8trnsn - Gtdles $1.75-2.00,
aiefer $1.50-2.00 per gu.
Auttten. - 75c-$1.00 per
Bu.
preiBetbeerem.-- Cape COB
$5.00-5.50 per Hbl. unb $1.50--
176 Der aifs.
RartpffeIn. - ginkimiTds
Ro. / $200-2.25. glo. 2 81 .25
LEO per gbl. Wi9igan $3.50 per
gu. uno S1.75-2.00 per Dbl. auf
bsm Geleiie.
Gabfartoff.fn.-gdie Ser.
itb $3.75-4.00. Baltimore $2.15-
2.25 per gbl..
Rraut.- Wsorit rubis. Gtnbei-
mif&ts $1.00 per Dbl. unb S12.00-
14.00 per Tonne auf bem Geleife.
Roihtobl $1.50-1.75 per BbI.
3ntebeIn.-G.Ibe $500 per
gu. bonn Store unb 48c Dom Gs.
leiie. Weibs 75c per gu. pom Gtors
unb 60c bonn G<lsifs.
Crime Bobnen. - Giibli&.
$LN-1.50 per camper. Gina
gDbnen 20-22lc per Quart.
0nrfcn. - 9rtibbaus 1885,
Der Dubenb.
Soma.oes. - GinbeimiIde 40
--60e per Gu.
Rarstttm $1.25-1.50 per
8bl.
Rptbe Ribtn. = ginbamif&e
$1.M-150 per Bbl.
MeibeRHbsn - $lOoE1.25|
per HbI.
Gtedri6sn S1.25-1.5oi
per Bbl.
2anbprobuffe
6eu. 30. ! Simotbp $1S.25,
0o. 2. aimotbp $16.25, Nc. 8 bo. !
S14.25, alse go. ! semif&ter
$1725, go. 2 bo. $15.25 per 9onne. |
Po. / Rice $3.50, Qo. Q bo. S14.5O, |
Ilfafa S15.O0-19.00 per 9onn..
Mablenfutier IN netia. aleis |
$22.2 22.50. Wibblins, srobss $25
-26.50. DO. feines s27. 28.5O, &c,
mif&tes Duiter s22. .75-23.50.
Gdmereien. - Warff fietia. |
Rledaamen $7.C0-8.50 auf bem &C. |
Ietft unt $S.50-9.75 per pu. bonn
Gtore. 9imosbD $2.o0-2.25 auf bem
gslsifs unb $2.40-2.90 per Hu. bonn
Store.
Wsrf&fsbenes,
OeIe Wdrit ifetia. lein5f, 70.
bes Acc per GdIIone In g}ortien bon
5 Bbf. Geiohtes IL mebr. 90. /
oarb5l 60e; Cotton Gstb Del, rafft,
nirtes SEC per galIone. aerpentin 54e
per OalInne In partien BON Is
Barrels. petroIsam. Ohio Carbon
100 grab 9}e. bo. $50 Grab 10ac,
IT'S Grab 12c, grofrn
gafoIin zoe. Napbta Ice per GdIlone
IN partien Don 1--6 Bbls.
6alS.-Csr Martt III ruHs Cbto
Rtper $1.20. mhignn unb Niron
B1.14 per g6f. bon 2S0 pfunb.
&afs fttis. prima 9th 6i-8ic,
10. Gountrp 6s--6Ac Der pfnnb.
aoblen.-Marft rutis. Uousb.
ltogkup $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Slad
l2.25. aanapbd Gtii6toblen $3.50
,.76. gtub nnb Glad $2.25-2.35
,er 9onne abseliefert. Rar9lofs
5tii6iohIen $4-75. Mntbraeiie $7.75
,er 3pnne abqeIitftrt. Gofe Ioifet
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[ g6eSOUTHERN OHIO 1
SAVINGS BANK |
m sis-5iZ NAM ST
~ n 3iHieH be5abit anf
- r. Depsftfeu
9hdaez pber 0erftfttnft.

bas 9l6enbmabl srbielten uno bann IN
aaer Stile binuusaogen au ihrsr srH'
iten Wo9e.
Or, g. gra5ein.
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UifhHn9 cehif umfhte.
gts nmidts In bitiissn GIsarissbaus
bslisfsn ii4 beuts auf "a, iSs, ESQ.
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NsetaH /. Marft.

Rem Bort, 6 HoD.
GltrtrpIptic 2upfer. - Usdrft Der.
6rberIi& NIT nur ileinsn @eihdften.
Cap $1L12-1l2o, b.sibia Gag.
81 25-l1-3o.
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Dietsari

Giueinnati. s. Rpbembr.
3ufubr uub Derfanbt ndbrtnb ber
Dsrganasnen "a Stunben. psrsIihen
NIT ben porhersebsHben brei zassn
parsn tpie fplat.
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RtHbpieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
hsuis aering. bic RdGfrage sbeufuIIs.
unb Der Ulartt mar fart. - Wlild.
fiibe fanbeu fat oar isinf Mbudbme.
Wfittltrs unb f@ipere Gtiere 1925
I'D, Ddien S2.5b-6.75, 1leii&er
Stiere $525-7.60, Geifers $3.50
$50. alrssrIeiene $3.50 $500. gan.
ntrs $3.00-4.00. Stoders unb iyee.
bers S6.00--7.25.
!. AnLlsa -Ha MIR nahiar 81.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
FASHIONS AND FADS

The corduroy sports skirt in white
or very pale tan is correct.
Blouses of colored handkerchief linen
are finding much favor.
Black and white is fashionable for
morning, noon and night.
As for fur trimmings, fashion mere
ly nipped at them last season.
Theatre dresses for wear later on
will be short and daintily bouffant.
Charming gowns are made Of filmy
white lace over black taffeta.
The new coats are made interesting
by their wide spreading collars.
Everybody is wearing capes, and the
newer ones are longer in the back.
Paris is in the height of admiration
for the combination of maline and lace.
Nelvets will be a most fashionable
material for evening as well as street
wear.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
rr's 'tStar" HaD1-Old Virginia SfyIe

Cover one medium sire Armour's Star
ham with good cider and bring II TO boil.
tdd a dozen whole peppers, eight cloves,
eight allspice and several blades Of mace.
Simmer slowly until tender, twenty min
utes for each pound Of Ham. When
tender remove the vessel from the Ere and
set aside TO cool. then skin the Ham and
sprinkle Il literally with pepper and
sugar. Bake ts nice brown IN a very
hot oven.
Its favor is always appeal
ingly nutty-its meat always
appetizingly tender. Because
every Armour's Star" Ham
is u. S. Inspected and Passed
its absolute purity is un-
questionable.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
WORLDS WORK STOPS ITS
PRESSES. REMAKES MAGAZI

The publication today of the big
War Manual of The Worlds Work as
the September issue of that magazine
brings to light the remarkable story
OF a magazine remade overnight to
meet a great emergency. To the
daily newspaper which takes a fresh
start with a clear desk and waiting
presses each "a hours this would
present less serious difficulties but
monthly magazines in the very nature
OF the case must be written and prin-
ted some time in advance. To stop
the presses for a change, ever so
slight, in magazine making is a
serious affair. "The Worlds Work"
however, not only stopped their
presses but turned a complete somer-
sault and have landed right side up
with o big war issue on the regular
publication date.
The Editors had finished with the
September number and the sheets
were flying off the presses when the
great war broke. At once the fact
stood out that in three days the ma,-
ter when was fresh and new on the
31st Of July seemed fiat and unin-
teresting under the unprecedented
outlook of August Srd.
The very difficult task of putting
q whole magazine, including adver-
tisements, to press at one time-2S4
pages - was successfully accom-
rlished, notwithstanding the fact that
a hundred delicate pictures and maps
in black and red ink had to be made
ready on the jump On Monday, Au-
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
Delaware LEADER
SUSPENDS PUBLICATION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL, Del. Aug. 21.-colonel
sirman d. Marvil has announced the
indefinite suspension OF the Delaware
Leader. published here. The Leader
was established two years ago by
Colonel Marvil and has been prob
ably the strongest Republican organ
among the weekly papers in the State
Curtis e. Davis. recognized leader
Of the Republican party here. has an
nounced his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for Congress.
Mr.. Davis desired the nomination two
years ago but was defeated by George
II. Hall, Of Milton.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
MIDpLEToMN MENTION.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOwN. Del, Aug 21-
Miss Mary Price is entertaining Mrs.
Susan Beaston, of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Louisa Crawford, at her home
on South Broad street.-Miss Helen
Jones has been the guest of friends at
Port Penn.-Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Roberts, of Smyrna, visited relatives
here this week.-Mrs.. Lewis Truax.
OF Wilmington, spent Tuesday at her
farm near here.-Dr. and Mrs Ste
wart N. Pool and Mrs. Pooles moth
er, Mrs. Armstrong. of Pittsburgh,
Pa, have been spending several days
with relatives near here.-Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Nandain and daughter.
Miss Helen Nandain, of Baltimore.
Nd, have been guests of Mrs. w H.
Houston and famhy.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. Frank Plummer and little child, of
North Carolina, are staying with Mrs.
Plummer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
r. COchran.-Mrs. Howard A. Pool
and son, John, have returned from a
ten days stay at Mt Gretna, Pa
John j. Hoffecker, of Philadelphia,
is spending the weekend at the home
Of his father, James r. Hoffecker-
Mrs. w. S. Combs and little son are
guests of her mother, Mrs. Reed, at
Glendale. DR.. Combs will close his
Office on Saturday. when he will take
a weeks vacation
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
FLEMING,S LANDING NOTES.

FIEMiNG'S LANDING NOTES.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
FLEMING's LANDING, Del. Aug
21.-The Ladies' Aid of Friendship
NJ r. Church will meet at Mrs.
Charles Dukes home tonight.
Miss Alice Coate. of Cheswold, has
accepted the position as teacher Of
Deakyneville school, - Miss Alice
Boyer has returned to her home in
Delaware City after a weeks visit
here with friends.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
mer Stats. Mr.. and Mrs. James
David spent the latter part Of last
week at Atlantic City.-Blaine Storey
spent Sunday with friends in Kent
Louis Armstrong and family, of Ches-
ter. are visiting Mrs. Thomas Jones,
OF near here.-Mrs Maggie Stats has
returned after visiting relatives in
Smyrna.-Edgar Smith is visiting re-
latives in Wilmington.-Mis Maggie
Collins, Of Ocean Grove. is spending
a few days with Mrs. Robert Higgins,
Of Collins Beach. Miss Annie Jones
of Philadelphia, and James Cooper
are guests of Mrs. Amanda Jones'
Miss Marian Christie, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Elizabeth Stats.
gust II, complete copies started to
come from the press at the rate Of
10000 a day. On Tuesday they were
in the bindery. which although busy
with three of our other magazines,
turned them out ready for the postal
car at the rate of about twelve tons
q day AS a result subscribers will
get "The War Manual" on the same
day that their regular September
number falls due.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
Extra Special
Bargains at All the
ChildS' Stores

Best Whole Grain Rice .........7c lb.
Best Japan Rice .......,........5c ID.
WINS Cocoanut Gems ..........IIc ID.
The Handy Fly Swatter ........sc sc
A Glass Lemon Juice Extraetor..... sc
so Hard Wood Clothes Pins. .....4c
lbs. Best Laundry Starch. .....Ioc
3 Big Cans Childs' Securing Powder. Ioe
lOc Jar Lusk's German Style Prepared
Mustard Observation-Disclosures. &c
sc Pox Childs' Parlor Matches. sc
Childs' Genuine Mocha and Java Coffee.
per pound ....................a age
Sweet Bloom Eggs, in doz. cartons asc
Selected Eggs ........2 acc doz.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
The k06s91 Habit

Don't let hubby catch you
unprepared. The next time
he phones he's bringing a
friend home for dinner, if
you've contracted the LSlzzsR
habit, you'll be delighted
instead of embarrassed.
Besides he will compliment
your cookery if any of Ar
mour's ISLz5sV Products have
served as the basis of the
meal.
A Quietly Prepared Meai
ESZJsZ Chicken Soup Crackers
HS7Is5Z OK Tongue Peas
Mashed Potatoes
Armoar's Grape juice Sherbe.
Cake Coffee
A dozen or so ESlz5s5[ Cans
Of different varieties, on the
pantry shelf, safeguards you
against surprise and makes
entertaining a delight.
Then there's no trouble IN
preparing a marvelously dain-
ty meal in no time if you use
Armour's IStz5szT Products.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
The Grape Juice with
the Natural Flavor

One seems to be always
thirsty at this season Of the
year. If you want the health
full, refreshing, thirst-quench-
ing, beverage par excellence
you must drink Armour 8
Grape Juice.
It's always the s a m e,
whether you get it at the Soda
Fountain or drink IT at home.
The full, natural HaUor
of the choiciest Concord
Grapes makes the use of
ATnlour's Grape Juice eco
nomical. It's delicious served
in highball form.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21

Mason's Quart Jars ...........s7c doz.
Mason's Pint Jars ..........s5c doz.
Mason's Extra Caps ...........ISc doz.
far-a-WaX -.,..-,............s &C
Childs' Special Blend Coffee. .as
Old Country Assam Tea ....Isc Ia lb.
A Good Breakfast New Shore Mackerel,
each ......................6 &c and Sc
Childs' Root Beer Extract sc bot.
l0c Tumbler Winners Peanut Butter.7c
l0c Tumber Williams Pure Jellies &c
Mason's Mems Shoe Polish .7c
Mason's Black Dressing ..,........7c
Mason's White Shoe Dressing ..7c
Mason's Russet Shoe Dressing &c
Childs' Best Flour ...........3Sc bag
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
MANY EXCURSIONISTS GO
TO THE SEASHORE.
speeIal 10 THE EvENING JOURNAL

GEORGETOWN. Del. Aug. 21.-At
p meeting Of the Republicans OF
Georgetown hundred former Secre-
tary of State Charles S. Richards,
Anthony l.. Hudson and Leroy Tyn-
dali were chosen delegates to the
convention and former Sheriff
Thomas B. Pritchett was chosen as
committeeman for the Ninth Repre-
sentative district
Two hundred and twelve tickets
were sold at the local passenger
station for the Atlantic City excur-
sion on Tuesday. The train left here
with twelve cars. Another section
from Selbyville carrying twelve cars.
had $40 passengers.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21

Canned Goods-Big Can Meaty Toma-
toes, &C can. Tender Early June Peas,
&C can. Tender, Sweet Sugar Corn, &C
can.
lbs. New Rolled Oats ............5c
Big Pkg. Quaker Corn Flakes. SC
Butter-Sweet Bloom, s6c lb. Sterling,
3ac ID.
Genuine Lebanon Bologna .... .a4c ID.
Laixe Cakes childs' Laundry Soap, &C
Spices Whole or Ground Allspice, Gin
namon, Black Pepper, Red Pepper.
Ginger, Yellow or Brown Mustard,
SC IA lb.
Toe Pkg. Kingsford's Corn Starch. &c
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
HOME WEEK COMMITTEE TO
MEET TONIGHT.

Chairman Slower OF the executive
committee IN charge of an Old Home
Week Celebration has called a meet
ing of his committee for this evening.
in City Council Chamber at o'clock
Chairmen of subcommittee are ex-
pected to be present.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21

Keep a case of Armour's s
Grape Juice in the house and
always have a few bottles
on ice.
It's all juice
else goes into Armour s
Grape Juice.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
The Ham That Never
DiSappOintS

Buy the Ham that1l never disappoint you
Armour Star" the Ham What Am"
Every ''Star" Ham is just like eUery
other. Its perfection neUeT Uories.
Why worry whether dinnern be good or
not2 Serve Armour s Star Ham and be
certain that everyone will compliment you
on the toothsomeness of the meal.
Armour's 'tStGr" HaD,-Oid Vfrgina Style
Evening journal., 1914-08-21

Business firms favor the ant
Ads for their quick action and ready
results ts-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
An Armour HfghBaR

Over a hump Of ice 10 a tall glass
pour o q a third of a glass of
Armour's Grape JuiSe. Then nh the
glass almost 20 the top With charged
water. Garnish with slices Of
orange.