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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

s.. 6. &ottlpit, $. 9. NeeIe uni
8. 6. G5cidin bon 9lano paret, Ieb'
ten 0icnstag bier I'M @eiddfte I'M
N%aflabacridt 81, erIebigen.
Geo. {. Sedmann nel6cr als
engineer allf cinen1 Der &egierllngs.
9ampfer bel ct. 2ouis angeitellt lit,
iuar ilbcr Sonntag bier bel Scr,
lpanbten arlf 9eil,d).
Capt. u. 8. Scdnlarm bot ben
Soften oils Eilot allf cinem Scr arobe.
rem 9alnpfcr ser aanias Gitp.St.
2ouis NaDigation So. fir bas font
mcnoc Sobr angcnpmmcn.
Die Sprittour, Die nnlerc Col
buoesfu nad) Mcrifp nlud)te Inn Dem
neutrality-suspicious. Silla 81, fengen,
bat Den glltcn Snfcl Samuel $685..
100000 gefoltet. 8illa bat iih
fiir Die linn erpielenc @,lfmerfianfeit
boflihlt bebanft.
-GOmin Sdmtiot bon 81. 1 llno
feline gan5c 5amilie maren icit oel1
lebten alpci @oben at, Sen Maiern
c%rfranft. Gin Sobn oes Srn.
S6nibt, mclder Der critic Der Sami.
lie mar, Der bon ser &ranfbeit gene
len mar, mcintc, mir battcn oeillph
I'M llngliid, oenn als ciucs Ser
0dmilic crfronfte, bate iid bereits
lpieocr cin uroeres ioipeit crDolt INT
bel Der Eflcgc Der onocrcn SamliIien.
nnb Den n0tbigen Irbci-
bchitlflid icin 81 fonncll.
-Srco. s. Scidntann, Sobn bon
Sci6nlann unb 8attin BON
Urn Sill, rno Sri. Margarctbo Scroll
pom 2%crington. Dto. muroen in lcbs
tcrcr Stoot ont is. Sanuar I'M Bum.
Der Gbc pcrcinigt. Sic Ieuper-
l1obltcn trufcn lcbtc ISOLDE ollf ibrcr
opd5cltsrciic bier Elm I'M sic 81
.crn bcs 9rGutieam's 81, beiuten.
I'M Smnstog ocbnte bas junec Gle.
,aar ieinc Sod5eitsreiic nod Berger,
1t. 2ouis llnb Cuba. Wo. aus, lun
md, bort IngebOrigen cinen 9eiud
lb5llltattcn, Dor ihrcr Giiffcbr nod
,crington, no cs lid ballerno nicocr.
oiicn miro. @ir gratuliren lllO emf,
icten bcn Neltberrndblten unicren
cr5liditcn @liidpunid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
nSat bentide 2ieb."
(WtcIooic: 0clti6lano, OeutidIanb
iibcr allies etc.)

0elltidc W1nner, bcuti6e Srallen,
Sinst Den Gang Ourf aIle @eIt,
Der inns itets III bclltidcr Srcuc
griibcrlid 5uianrmenbGIt -
so mic OH ocs &bcins ltfcrn
&ling' I'M 9torben uno I'M Siio
lleberall in farncn 2anocn
Stol5 uno bcbr bas oeutidc 2ieol-
ltni'rcr belltiden Mllttcr 2a,,te
Soncn bout ullb inlnlerbar
Noh in jcocm ocl,tiden Ser5en
@olb unb trallt lln0 rein 1nb mahr
l(nI'rer altcn ocutiden Seimat
0enfcn mir nit Snnigfcit.
l(cbcrall IN frenlben 2anocn
@is in ale Gmisfcit!
50 mic bort arll HDcinesitromc
6plb'ncr @cin oen Mut belebt,>
Scicn bier Sic goIo'nen @ortc
Sod5lbaltcn mir bcitrebt -
Srallen, oel,tide Srcue,
Gclltid)cr @ein uno beutiher Gang.
in Scr @clt bebalten
alien idGnen Slang! -
} -SGnger 3eitung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Nad elmer Operation, ielblt Ser or.

Nad elmer Operation, ielbit Ser CT.
tolgrei6Iten, brardt Der &orper elm
Stdrfungsmittel, I'M Die Sraane,
ipleoer 5u elmer barmoniiden SGtig.
felt all5l.regen. Gin iol1es WitteI.
ltllB abcr milbe iein ll,6 nidts OIL,
oeres entbalten, als mas benz Spitem
beiliam lit. Die G%rfabrllng anoerer; (
mag uns lebrcll, mic mir unter fol. /
hcn l(nlit1nocn 81 bonoeln baben. !
"Snt lettcn Sriibiabr," idreibt
Srau Ilbert $. 2ihtc bon @allfe- /
lba, @is., vlnter5og id) mid elmer
ld,pcren Operation, fiiblte mid oheru
bcrnoh nielnols red)t inobl; oas giien''
molltc mir niht idn,efcll. NabOem /
ld) lpobrcilO elmer fllr5cn 3eit Sorni's;t
Ilpc1trdlltcr gcbral,d)t butte, fiiblte
id) mid ultsgc5ei6nct. Mlpcnfr1llter d
lit oltd) Icbr gut fir sic &inbcr; cine
Nodbnril cr51blte mir, bob lire &in- (
Der, nadoem tic glpcnfrGllter &c. I
bralldt hottelr, iif cines geiunoemf e
S6lofcs nno ghtcn Mppctits err
frcltcn."
S%auienOc baben @einnobeit unb
in oicient. olten GrGuterbeilmit-9t
tel gctrnbcll. IS miro nidt in N(po.sgs
tbcfen perfollft, ionocrn bem Subli.F,
fum oircft gclicfert bon ben Sabri- .,
fantcn, Or Setter Sobrncp & Cons 10
60, 1875 90. Sopnc gpe., Obi. ne
cogo. Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

uou germauu, galo.
erindt Gudj nm einen libe.
ralen Sbeil Cures @anfse.
idaftes.
&etne 8amf tt6)erer

--Wiasfenball in Gbas. 9ulf,
meper's Salle an Der Sirit Greet an
Samstag, Den 3. Sebritar.
-Senrp Sblpeer, bon Orafe, ma,
lcsten 5reitag bier in @ei6Gftsanae.
legenbeiterl, uno iprab all6 in Der
Office bes Goltsblatt Dor.
s.. @m. Hlebiger uno oelicn
Sobn &ictcr Rl,coigcr, reiltcn an
Samstag nod st. 2ouis, I'M ibrer
M%ngcborigen ouiclbit einen 9eIllh ab.
5rtItattcn.
-Sobn &lif lulb ociicn Geffe Carl
Slid bon Stolpc, reiiten LETTER Mun.
tag nad Sutton, Mo. Inn ibren BORT
mobnc1oen Seripon6tcn, Srit alif
81 beilld)tn.
-allguit Weper, infer Gertrctcr
IN Der Segislntltr, mar iiber Sonntoo
bier bel ieincr Santilie uno rciitc am
Montog Morgen mieocr nadl Scr
StuatsballptItobt 3uriid.
-6reo @itte Sr. bon 9op brodltc
am Sanlstag cine 2aoung @ei3en
sur Wilblc babier. Der 8eisen noa
60 Efnno gum 9uibel uno cr5ielte
Den boditen Narftpreis, $1.S7.
-Senrp 9uidmlepcr, icit pielen
Sabren OILS 6ellcrn1arn unO Gnai.
neer IN Der &ruftnnloge Der Sermonn
electric Si9bt SO. aneeitcllt, bat lei.
ne Stclle nicber9cleet uno lit 8m.
aIs bciien &odiolser ernonnt
Iuorhen.
-6reS 0alluaIter bon 9oonpillc,
,5rco Saicnrittcr, 6rau s. 5. Sdarff
Ilno 6rau 9taolni Saienritter bon ct.
iparen lesten Sonntaq bier
I'M Dem 9~earGbniiie ibrer Serlpono.
Ten, 6rau Gbas. Sanien Sr. beisl,-
pobnen.
-Srau Sol. @ala reiitc lcsten
Rontag pieoer in ibre Scimatb in
'febrasfd Gitp, Nebr., 5uriid. Trau
!Sal5 mar bierber gefontmcn III, Dem
scgrabniiie ibres Saters. Sid.
5hacfcr. %bei5umobneu ilno perbrof,.
c Die letten amei @ohen bier nm
bre Wl,ttcr, 81 perpfIcgen, welde
benfolIs ourh &ronfbcit ans 8ett
tpar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

Geo. @altber, bon @asconuoe
mar an Samstag in @ei6Gften bier.
-Am %. 6ebruar iinoet ein pers
iaater Scrmin bes &reisgerihtes
itatt.
-5rau Spbn Storb bon Worri,
ion, bcfanb li6 letter. 0ienstag in
@eiddften bier.
Die bieiiee Gbeprolct gluto
agentur miro am 1. Sebrilar bon Den
frilberen @oblt Wai6incn 8 R1lrm.
lihfeiten nad) benz 2ofol i'm Soned.
@cb1ltoc al Der 4. Strabe pcrlegt
mcr6en.
-Ridaro Sdsner bat oic 2citltng
Der Sbule i'm Hotb 0iitrift ilber.
norlmcr, al Stelle bes 2chrcrs Geo.
Siefer, melder lid franfbeitsbalber
peranlaBt iab Die 2ebrcritcllc nieocr.
sulegen.
-@uitap @omer bon Sirit Greet
bat Elm neues Gbeprolct Pluto bon
Den bieiigen Igcnten Spbn Storb Ii.
Saul Stride gefaift, uno fam bos.
ielbe bereits 10 iider Ienfen mic fem
8cipann felriecr Eferbe.
SRI. Gtelfa Silbcr bcgleitete let
tc ISOLDE ibrcn gr,locr 9ictor SiIber,
nah ocnl Stootc Scros, no iie Ole
@clc9cnbcit bcnuBen miro Srellnbcn
uno 0ctormtcn IN Sort @prtb uno
0nlIos. Scrua ciren @cilldl ohsuitot.
ten.
Cant SorbuL Mitglico oes ltoot.
lid)cn Ncfcrbau I%cpurtcnlcnts urlo
cin %bcfnnntcr Sarm . lecturer, miro
in Sem 0onuicr Sdulboitic al ser
2ittIc Berger. an Wijttppd, ocn 81.
SSSanllnr cine Iniprohc ilbcr peridie.
bcnc Sbcmoto Der 2anorpirtbifoit
hnlten.
-Gbas. 2oebnig. Sobn unierca
Witbiirgers, &iharb 2ocbnig lucIher
mebrere Sabre i'm @ei61it.9 cpartc.
ment bes ct, 2ouis Hepublic be.
ihGitiet mar, ihreibt inns, Dab or lei
nc Stellc in icucm @cihGitc nicocrs
gelcgt rno i'm 8eifGftsslpcige bes
Globe Democrat cine 0bnIi6c StcIIc
bel boberem SalGr orgetreten bot.
Idtlng Ilto . 9eiiser.-gc.
fanntlid iino bie Sreiie alf &ubber
Iuto Reife bon 10 bis 90 Srosent ,
geitiegen. Gas Steiscn Ser &reiie
poraus Iebeno, baben mir bel Seiten
einen Gontraft fir 2ieferuns zines
8orratbs nSires" au ben al.
ten Ereiien abgeidloiien, uno iino
mir bcsbalb in Der Gage eud, geaen
Die S%beueruns gu idiiscn. 8cnn ibr
pluto Reifen bral,dt, fallit hicielbcn I
i'm @eibGfte ser /
&lenf m b err 81 0. {
Sermann, 30. G
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

geiud ibrer Sodter, Srau s. s.
Sdott.
s.. &. Hiefe bon 8oiebuo uni
Simon Sappmcper rnb s. Giefc bon
Nmenspillc pnren am 9icnstag in
Geifdften bier.
-Senrp Sable. alltcmobil . Gr.
pertc in 0icniten pon- Gbr. gbcrlill
& Con, reiitc lcete ISOLDE in &c
if)Gften mad ct. 2ouis.
Geo. 6. gberlin reiltc an Mitt-
nod mad ct. 2ouis INN Der Ser,
ianmlullg Der &aromarc Gcalcrs
4iiociotion bei5upobnen.
-Gbrilt. &raettll @m. Sod mo
0ietr. 2inncmnnn bradtcn lcbtcn
0ienstag 5pei @a9enlaouneen letter
Shpeinc auf ben biciigen Marft.
@ciltdt an Sonntag Ibcnb bas
Eictlre Sbom IN Der Gon5ertballc
no Sbeoa 9ara in Dem b0dit i%nterei-
ianten S6auipicle ~0eitruction" 5lt
ieben iein miro.
County Glerf Serb. Elcb unb
ociIen 9ruoer Sris TIet bon Smens-
bile, pcilen felt lester ISOLDE in @iI-
liumspiIle, Mapne County I'M ftaf
bcs Griteren Sanobeiis 81 ieben.
Gilbert Sable bon Sipiss brad)tc
lestcn 0ienstag cine 2aoung letter
S6lucinc bierber CUR Seritiffung
nud) Ct. Souis fir sic er bon Dem
SGnolcr s, .. Mcpcr $tO.45 per 100
er5ielte.
Sd babe oieier Gage cine pradts
uolle Iusipabl bon nel,cn Sapetcn-
erbalten. Son iebt an bis
april (iperbe id oieie Sapetcn gum
aoitenpreiie liefern.
2ouis SaberI It o If,
Mnitreifer II. 9cforate,r.
Capt. IS. Sedrnann uno ieinc
Ntannidaft baben ben 0ampfer
,Mprtle" an Der bieiigen 8berfte
brotherhood gcsoger, no beriel-
,e elmer a%llgemeinen Geparatllr III.
er5ogen mcroen miro.
-Sobn 9iltbcp, Sobn bon 80.
fiel AM 0ienstag, lp1brcnb
II nit Sdreinerarbeit in Dem
@ebdl,oe, gegeniiber scr 20.
Stride bei6dftigt mar, bon elmer
,eitcr un0 erlitt einen 4rmbru6.
-Srib G~ngclbredt, Gbas. unb
'ouis Tueggc, Gbos. Wcpcr uno !
Srib 2iciemcper bon Ban bradtcn {
NJ Sicnstag mebrerc @ugcnlaoun-
en- Sfiueinc bierber Die lie an =. i
J. Wcpcr pcrfouit batten lnb Scr [
on bier aus cine Gurlaoung Scr :
roh bclll ct. 2ouiicr Morft t
rriorbte.
-Im Sonntog &ornlittug bottcn )
ir bier bas algcncbmItc SOm- !
Ierlpcttcr llnb bic Scnlpcrotur bate +
,gc1 Wittug 65 @rob errcidt. Iod. II
crbob lid cin bcftiger @inb 0
U ipGtcr IN cincn formlihen St,lrm II
,sortetc ultb Gin roidcs 3olen Scr $
emperatur 5ur Solgc bottc, 10 Dab II
gen 10 llbr Ibcnbs oas Gucfiil. y
r I'M thermometer 20 @rao iiber p
ull 5ei9te. &
@Gbrcno 0icier @od)e miro bic =,
,iitun9sfGbigfeit ser 90. Century @
'aldmaidinc, ourd) Gertrctcr ser r.
lbrif I'M Soned . @ebdllbe ueran. 4;
werben. 0ieie 8ai6ma. 4,
line gilt ais Die bette unb proftiiditc
ler ocrarti9en Iaidinen mlo, ioIls
l namcntli6 uniere 'Sousirauen
II CONCENTRATIONS" b~cilpobncl.
lc Maid)inc mGidt gllcs, bon fein5 -,
II Spiteneorbinen bis gum idpc. r,
Il Guilt ooer @lunfet ionic Sep a
tc. Srinet etipas bon el,rer "a
dido nit ltnb iebt wie idon iall. o(
+ Die 20. Century Maifinc sic. 8,
be mGidt. q,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-19

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n tf9s jobs Il afssvaf Ess# n
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RtSe'a Feffss'tr f&fe ~ o4ss
sssrtI Nas Aesst Fss MT. = tai&5 =
ttooFg anss sse arrives heFs
Monday John was isskeN q
tbs tsaHl91'al a Parser 'ssi*tfsta1'
and last reports ara isf&t te @ii1
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-19

49, Fssssss - Ssss3 tsxsfs ssaass &
f.e .st wsss. vat. ~
a,.s sayN i te ,s.s,ss,s,s
s : w '''ssss -
sss'ss 2 Assssa1 2 s'* 81 $50
y S' SO sa''a
i4sss s3@s
Sse oar saM af Ta}aT
atasie sag g5s, peesss eight. aaa as
eaAFas s*s'a
p A t'Hss' 9 a
Mrs II. aetirsa ssoass.. "a ~.
i'aaI. arrived l'aasaay far as
ether 4gstt with gtssF sSa4g} ssr
Mrs. f. t'. Allen. and agaua
eil!l,lresn. Herman ami peser
-. .,sa -. ,.,,
4s.s... s,.s ,stgs .,4.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-19

Esassa sssAssas sEast 80 ~rSs as.k Vi,
Saaxssr Assas aS4ah Asas asssa ssas
lsnaasss. Reas sssR. At4nkasFs. Nt
nknss gss Epe stsksass sArfw ss@ kfsr III
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-02
MALHEUR TO GET
POST ROAD SOON
CONTINUED from First page)

proposed route in the bonding act.
This road when completed viii
form a part Of the system Of high
ways connecting the various parks,
and will constitute the direct route
from Yellowstone park to Crater Lake
and California, and M much will re-
seive consideration from the cont
mission who are determining as near
as possible where the woney can be
spent in the best advantage.
Mr. Hass also states that tho people
OF Bend are anxious for the build
ing OF this post road and assure him
that they would de what was possible
to secure the completion. .--IInrney
County Tribune.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-02

DRY SEASON TAXES
WATER COMPONIEs
CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-02

MIR. GreIg believes will be noted in
the second and third cutting. And
with hay going AT SIS per ton even
a slight shrinkage in the average acre
yeild is a material loss over the dis
trt,t
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-02
Ncynda RceIs p,r speII.

ANtNNNat t''tE sf'F tfN~'-F
The drought which has now reach
cd almost n record for length has had
it's natural effect on the lands under
the Nevada ditch which takes IT'S wat
or from the Malheur river That
source OF supply is now so slow that
one can almost step across II any.
where. The result Is that the ranch
ers on this end OF the ditch have
looked In vain for water This. how
ever, Is not unusual for until a stor-
age supply IL furnished by the Warm
springs reservoir there In little chance
for change
Advancement I'm Trouble Too.
The Advancement system which
waters the garden tracts about tho
city has had n multitude OF trouble
and four ditch riders this season. Pc
Ing a pumping system the lack Of
power ls one OF the difficulties, 30
men familiar with the system say.
Another has boen due 10 trouble
among some OF the stockholders who
claim that other stockholders get wat
or while they are none. whrtwer
the difficulty In this system Is, II IL
more talked about than Of any OF the
others at present
Constructive Thought Needed.
whether or not the difficulties in
the various Irrigation systems are
real or fancied, the fact that there has
been 80 many breaks In canals and so
much water shortage is vital ques-
tIon before the people OF tiiis section,
In the opinion ofbuslness men. The
prosperity Of the entire country de-
pends ON the steady and sure supply
OF water. and with America at war
there ls vital need for Malheur coun-
~ TO do i,s utmost TO secure the
maximum yeild from this rich a.n
Evening journal., 1917-08-16
You Can Find Just the Bed
room Suite You Want Here

We show actually dozens Of the newest
suites in Mahogany, Walnut, Ivory, Maple
and Chartered Oak.
And the prices will fit your particular
pocketbook.
In Ivory you can get four-piece set
with triplicate mirror toilet table, we'll
made construction throughout, for SGT.
Other Ivory Suites in Adam Period
designs, from $121 TO $375.OO. These
pieces can be bought separately.
In American Walnut the suites start at
sos for four pieces. Other suites in
Adam and Queen Anne designs, some
with chifforobes can be had from $120
to $575 for the set
In Mahogany there are numerous pat
terms in Adam, Queen Anne, Louis XVI,
Chippendale and Colonial The prices
range from 500 to $3.50 for the suite
There is an excellent showing Of Potter
Beds. Some in mahogany finish at $3.50
and a number in solid African mahogany,
now very scarce at $4,000 and $4,000, in
double and twin sizes.
Evening journal., 1917-08-16
LIGHT KEEPERS DOG
dies OF BROKEN Heart

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
EDGE MOOR. Aug. 16.-Lighthouse
Keeper Harry X. Snyder lost valu-
able bench-legged beagle puppy yes
terday. The little fellow probably
died with a broken heart He was
presented 10 Mr.. Snyder by a friend
and seemed bright enough when lei'
a. the lighthouse. He became rest
less and was evidently Lonesome. He
refused food. and Mr., Snyder says ne
Just p.ned away"
Louis Cramer. OF Wilmington, has
accepted the position OF mail mes
senger between the Edge Moor post
ONCE and the railroad trains. He
succeeds Cloyd Lowe. who resigned
because Of failing health.
The calling Of more men for eA-
animation was somewhat OF sur
prise TO EDGE Moor men. Felix
Mitchell and Paul Hughes OF the
Edge Moor Iron Company and Harry
j Miller assistant yard master In
Edge Moor freight yards, were among
those notified TO appear at Newark
for examination next Saturday.
"Diggin' taters" Is the overtime
business of the war gardeners OF
Edge Moor at the present time. Some
fine potatoes we're raised here this
year. and general satisfaction Is eX-
pressed over the results OF the sea-
sons strenuous trucking.
! George b. Day. OF the contracting
firm of William S. Day and Sons has
recovered from an operation for APP
pendicitls. He returned to his nome
from the Delaware Hospital last Sun
day.
William Shaw. the rural mail car
rier. OF this district. has recovered
and returned to duty after three days
indisposltion.
Evening journal., 1917-08-16

We have marked number of suites and odd pieces at
nearly a half of. Some Paror Suites and other pieces
priced this way:
Three-piece Livingroom Suite in solid mahogany and
genuine leather, was $1,000, $4,000.
Three-piece Livingroom Suite in Green Damask, was
$1,000, now $4,000.
Lyingroom Suite three pieces, in mahogany and
Spanish leather, $3.50 now $4500.
Two-pece Suite settee and chair in Green Plush,
was $74.00 now $4,000.
Three-piece Suite, solid mahogany frame, $125,
now $3.50.
Sofa in mahogany and genuine leather was $4,000
now $4,000.
Sofa in Spanish leather was $4,000, now $500.
Upholstered Arm Chair, covered in tapestry, spring
seat and spring back, $4,000, now $4,000.
Arm Chair and Rocker, S38 and $40, $50.
Arm Chair and Rocker solid mahogany frame, COW
cred in tapestry, were $500 and $2600 now $500.
Evening journal., 1917-08-16
Every Wanted Wood and Design in
Diningroom Suites is Shown
On Our Floor

Never have furniture designs been as attractive
as now Here are number of suites considerably be-
low the present value.
American Walnut Sutes-ten pieces, start at
$500 for a clever little Empire Suite.
Other Walnut Suites in Queen Anne and Chip
pendale designs, range up to $3.50
In Mahogany there are number Of attractive
designs in William and Mary Periods.
One Suite in particular, with a fifty inch buffet
and foot, az inch Table is marked $256 for ten
pieces.
Other designs in Queen Anne and Sheraton are
marked up to $500 the suite
One particular Suite is in Solid Mahogany Adam
design and is reduced to $500 from $3.50 for the
four pieces.
Another Adam Suite in mahogany with sixty
inch Buffet is marked for the ten pieces $50 instead
of $2S5.
odd Bullets and China Closets can be had to
match your present furniture.
Evening journal., 1917-08-16
Delaware CITY Church
TO HAVE CHILDREN'S Choir

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Aug. ia
meeting will be hold at the NJ. T.
Church Friday afternoon TO organize
a children's choir.
Miss Helen Warren IS spending sew
eral days in Atlantic City--Jonn
Larky is visiting relatives In Atlantic
City.-Mr. and Mrs. Ocheltree Oh
Philadelphia we're weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schunder
Repair work Is being done to the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Dredges are working near the culvert
one mile west Of here.
A grand union picnic OF The
churches Of st. Georges, Congotowr
and Port Penn is being held in st
Georges today.
Evening journal., 1917-08-16
esENEzER VISITORS.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEZER, Aug 16-A number
OF folks from this vicinity attended
Brandywine Summit Camp last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. whiteman
and daughter. Anna Ray, and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Little are spending
week near Charlestown. Md-Mr.
and Mrs. Homer PiersOn aud daugh.
ter Esther, Of Philadelphia. were
guests last Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Pierson-Mr and Mrs. VIII
liam Baldwin and son Lewis, Mrs.
Ella Baldwin. Misses Louise and Ra'
chel Baldwin. Lewis Baldwin and.
Clarence Hardness we're entertained
on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. George
Dempgey-Mrs. Hilbert Miss LII
Ian Hilbert and William Hilbert. OF
Philadelphia are spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moore-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hicks
and daughter Mary. Of PHILADELPHIA.
we're recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David Eastburn-The Rev. and Mrs.
u. W. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bishop and son. Oliver. are enjoying
their vacation with relatives at Cam
bridge. Nd Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffeck
er and family. OF Wilmington. we're
! Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Pierson-Mr. and Mrs Harry
Buckingham and family. OF Whining
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c Lee and
son. Elmer. we're the Sunday guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alban
Bucklngham-Mis Frances Hark-
ness, OF Newark, is spending a week
with Mrs George Dempsey-Miss
Irma Mcdaniel. Misses Elizabeth and
Anna Walker. Of Wilmington. we're
the recent guests Of Miss Nellie Van
Sant-Miss Aura Seeds. Of Philadel'
phia. is spending a week with her
aunt. Mrs. Lewis Greenwalt-Mrs.
Sara Whiteman and son, Willard
Whiteman, Of Wilmington. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank V. White
man-Edward Van SAINT, accompanied
by a number of Wilmington friends
spent the week-end at Atlantic City
Evening journal., 1917-08-16
TAX commissioners
Will VISIT ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON, Nd, Aug. 16.-Elkton
will be visited on Monday next by the
State Tax Commission. who are tour
ing the State.
Returning from a carnival a few
days ago. Calvin Fox, First Sergeant
Of Company e., was struck by a
stone thrown by negro and seriously
injured
At the recent election Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company OF Cecil
county these directors were named:
John II. Kimble. Willie S. Evans.
Harvey II. Mackey. A. l.. Duyck mex.
Edward W. Taylor. Samuel j. Keys.
Bennett Steele, George W. Cosden and
S. Willis Lusby. The directors
elected william S. Evans. president.
and William Sterling Evans. secre-
sary treasurer.