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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Aprons and House Dresses

Bungaoo style All-over Aprons. Acc, &c. 79c, csc
Two and three piece Breakfast Sets9sc, S1.25 S1.39
House Dresses made of best quality materials csc,
SIPS, S149
Bingham Petticoats ..............4 9c, 69c, CSC
Black Sateen Petticoats ACC, 69c. CSC, S1.49
Muslin Petticoats Observation-Disclosures 9c to S1.9S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14

Mems B. v D. Union Suits ............... 89c
Mems summer Unons-athletic style, 39c, 49c. sec
and CSC.
sleeves si''el 4sc Sc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Trunks, Travelling Bags
Suit Cases

We buy of one of the largest manufacturers in
the United States, and the j. c. Penney Co. is one
of the largest of this manufacturers goods.
You will find our prices from, 10 to p per cent
less than you find elsewhere
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14

Oprlng & summer Dress Goods
are here in great variety-Voes, Crepes, Organdies,
Lawns, Flaxons, Indian Linons-bought right, sold
right. Come in and inspect them. We know you
will be pleased as to quality and price.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Sheeting, Pillow Tubing, Etc.

o. Beached Sheetng: best quality 33c and &c
O. Brown Sheeting; best quality ............ 32c
42-in Pillow Tubing 15c and 19c
45-in Pillow Tubing ..................22c and l9c
Full size read -made Sheets. ACC. CSC, S9c. Csc
Full size ready-made Pillow Cases. 1Oc, 15c, 1Sc FAC
White Bed Spreads. CSC, SLAB, $685. s2.sS. s3.9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
Rufruf ser 9eutf8en @eferr=
(6aft BON 2Iorprano.

Die Onr6 ben Sreg nernrdde NOtbGge OOH oenfNmerta
nin TamliCH nHO Der bier gernoecH He6SonteH miro Fd
in OcIem uu0 Oem mmcuOn Sabre nod Grfcr aGl6ar mNdeu
ais bSbe gau5 6OuSerS in lge Der &rSescruug G6eus
mteln SeeOnussfafen nnO Nlm Der SNnSbalt
TDrOert.
Die u0cide @eieafufr fat ieit &rcgSnnSbrnd i'm gugn
1914 SOS 6r Ggde setbNn Der NO6 eucrn Te Oeanga6c
udbrcnS Der eten Ore Sabre SaIfSseOcrn $1493602
gerarm 5amicm oicc @ittucn nit eincm GuOcru Ontde
scemtc auSere OeisScne nnO 5eitueG Nr6sOe er6eteu
luterIHenus.
Die n0entide @eeidair ermartet i'm OmmcnOn Ser6 nuO
&iner nod grORe NnOOernnge e mOdc ibr gSerf oe Ob
muS Ortten nuO Weter anSbree un Oas a6 iGr
Die Oa5m 6en6t6igtcn Wtttcl ge9c6eH weroen
Die rSenidje GeeaIda" bittet ScR6ab GbclO Oie
WeS 5nr GuOernns Der mmenOH yU6 Ntan WOae 6eOeucn
Onf uGe grmen nnO geOrGngn Ontcr Serfnuft Ontr
&atOn wGBnO oielr Sriegs5 n GMdicRlid anf Saic
ms augeuieIcn Icin werOen.
@N6eu, grpF nnO fleiu, ne6men entgegen
Der o0emtde Correspondent" Nr ALB, SfgatimOreStr,
nuO gSlam Splman Sdatmeifer Der oGetiden @eaidafr
NoreIc rScnde Spar6GHf", Gfe Baltimore nuO Guau Str.
Ter Gmpians abcu WrO in bCu SpatCu OcS uScMdcn
GUrreipOuScnen" beIdemst werOeu
Nnmclonn9eu fir %igeSdat Der u1entidcu @clcadar
(HBreSbcGg $3 bitten 81 dtcn ben SetretGr Senrg N
Srenk 1920 g9arner Ctr OOer ah Die lHtemecnNuuten.
Sir Die n0cnidc @cieOdut bon @larbIauO";
9as Gomte:
&O6ertM. &Otbcr grdiScu,
$, Is, SiIfen,
Gbau H. Selma
Martin MeNerOirf,
Garl q. W. G6Olt
@illiGm Spilman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
@rnnSitiidS. .llebertraaMnaem.

So6n i. Connolly unO 6rnu iii
$. 6, SutAinion unO 6rolt 0torO-
ueitieite Glifton.9loenue, no6e Nloru.
StraBe, III BEL 70.
$. s. 6utdinion an So6u i. Con-
nellu uno 6rolt Otoropeitieite Glif.
ton.9lpenue, na6e W|orp.StraBe, liz
bel TO-
9lnna Singer an Wiercontil Sruit
& Gepoiit 60, 9ir. 2300, SunoOer.
StroBe.
Otto &onODfe Smith SO. an SO.
lomou &ogers, 8 @runoitiide.
SSIooc &obinion an S6omre 80. S.
u. @. Congregation 2 GrlInoHiidc
@olter gS, Soues uno 6rau an
@6w. Q. StonleD, Gillette Mount.,
ua6e &amlaD .StraBe IL bel So.
GoporO Q. Stanlep al 6loreuce
6. Sones, Sitieite @lolnt, nabe
0tamiopsStraBe, 12 6ei 49,
6ranf 8. Singer, IT, an Gunice
@erman 9lr. 3t3. Slt %. StroBe.
9toro Coleman an MarD Suo6eS
Is @rlnOiiiide.
@iarD Sug6eS an G6omos Sole.
non ln0 6rau 5 @runOitiide.
Sraf &rnor un @co. 6. YiderinG,
Nr. 26t2, @eit6opette-StroBe
@0maro 81 @e6reno imO 6ral al
SiiOor IS. 9GeDer ln0 6rou, Oiiicite
9entalol-StraBe, na6e @elhuooo-
glpcnue, 1A.3 bel no.
Seth s. 2intbicum an @eorGe Q.
GuniS uu0 6roiL @eiiiete 9foiaonIe
Eerrace, no6e @alroO StroBe, % bel
1875.
Senrp g9. MeSfe mo 6rm an g.
s. SeIm umo Srau, glr. 1870, Mar.
i6oIlStraBe
Solomon 9eormon uno 6rau an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24

6orrD 3eroen SiioIeite %rott-5tr.,
nabe Maoeira 2llleD. 35 bel 1876.
Genetb 6. @aIlis an Sean Sutton
/ @runoitiid.
g9olter $. @effert imo 6rou al
/ 6ottie 9. @oof, @eitieite Gecil.9lpe.,
nabe 9lort6-9lOenue, IA bel 100.
belmont AeoltD So. an G6orles q,
Smarb un0 6rau, 1 @runoItiid.
G6omaS u. gBiQioms inO iSrou an
Gowaro 9. 9auliir un6 6rulL @eit-
ieite S6arp-, nobe CROP -StraBe, t6
bel 155.
6ranf 8. Singer, ir, an &obert
~. &ir6o lmo 6rou, OIr. $50, Sit
%. StroBc.
Sobn S. &rott an Sol. 3. &ou5Iit
uno lSrnt 9&r. 2635, 0affer.S .StroBe
9folanO Farf So. an @li6a6etb ",
Yarfer, I @rllnoitiid.
90. @rnelt loois rm0 6rou an z.
s. GaOis uno 6rmt Oitieite &olano.
2Ioenuc nn6e 40, Str, "a bei II.
2npreuce so, 9fidettS lmO 6rou
all oielelbeu Sitieite &olanO-9loenuc.
na6e 40. StraBe, 80 bel POO.
Sronces s. Gban0lee an Charles
@. 9lad imo 6rou, gloroieite Nortb-
glOenue, nabe Eorf-glpenue, 1853 6ei
t50.
Glorcnce u. 9ubman on &obert
G. Mc&ee, 0tor0oiticite QinOen.9lpe..
no6c 2nfopette-9lpenue, 1868 bel $50
| &oicpb 9. Marr an 8roncis &oeb.
Ter, @eiiIeite Caroline, nabe Sliber.
StroBe, 16 6ei S5.
@m. Q. MeOinger. 9eItomeutS.
OoIIitreder an @m. Q. NfeOinger, S
@runOItiide.
Is. s. Gallagher NeoltD Comp. al
Greater Baltimore 9. g., 9tr. 405
gforo-&obinIo -StraBe.
6oracc 9. 9itlow an Spmon Scar,
linsfp, Siioieite G'1omell-. NAB,
Sare-StroBe, 1876 bel 70.
II. 2. 6ioelitp & @uarantee So
an Solomon 3. Sols 9}orOoitIeitC
&eiIterStomn gfon6, nabe @iolet.9loe
1877 bel -.
9tep Gaiteru 9lpe. q. g. & 8. "
an Ebomas 6, 9eber mo ISralt
9eitieite Streeper-, nabe 6Ieet- Str.
12 bel 60.
Seremia6 Z. Sppeu6eim umc
6rau an aennet6 6. @oIlis, SiiN'
ieitc 9tobert 9(penuc, nobe 9ennor
StrnBe, 1876 bel 150.
@6ilip Soiepb an Sllia 6. NSoiepb
! @rlno., EerlonaI- unO ouocres 81
gent6um.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24

GfluO @eipidt, 7-sc.; Odicn,
@fO., 5-7c.; @ullen 9SfO. 5la-7c.;
oroBc iln0e Riibc, 9imO, 6-sc.;
mogere, 4-5c.; 9iibe nit 9oIb,
$40 60; mngere, @iO., 9-31ac.
Slide, 6r6i6e 9rebieuno
CLANS. gutterfiide, Sab, $500
1000; 2orpfen @fuuo, SIC;
Grocus, SAB, $5.00-6.00; 5hrnOeruL
@funO, Csc; Erout groBe, 6ab,
$t0.OO-t2OO; Salmon Erout, @fov
12-15c.; God, @irmo, 16-1Sc.;
@an, @iuno, 12-15c. weiber Eerh,
sroBe, @fun0, 2-t5c. mittlere, 81
&c.. gelber Yerd, groBe, @io, 12-
15c.; mittlere, &c.; NlotreIeu
@fO, 16- -20c.; 9oilors, groBe, @f6,
12-15c.; mittlere, Csc; Gatiiid,
@fo, 4-6c.; Sedte, @iO, t5-18c.; /;
9lole, @fov S-10c; CLANS, blnoert,
65-90c.; bartiholige 9rebie, Sob,
$l.5OE2.5O; lpelhiballge' SutenO,
20-5Oc.
SGute unO Golg.- lyeiaI5eue
20c.; iriid)e, 19c.; beiddOiete, IL
1Sc.; Grp Stint, 33c.; 9oIb, 27c. (;
S9oL 75c. -$t.25; 9dmmer, DO
60c.; 8ulIen &c.; 8iegeM 15 25c. ;
SoIg, 9fO, 10-11c.; 8ieuenmads,
@iOo 35-36c.
Cobof (@orDlonO), 100 9funS:
Suierior uno froiteO. $12.00-1400;
ionnO common, $15.0O-17OO; gutter
common $500 2OOO; mitteIm6Bi.
ger, $21OO- 23.OO; gutter bis feiner
rotber, $24.OO- $500; Gancp, $2s
20; Seconos, gem0bnli9 bis nit
teImGBig, $14,00-2 1000; SeconOs,
gutter bis feiner, $21.-26. 8oD Sa-
bof, fire.cureo, $15-3O.iO; Upper
Country, air.cureo, $500 26.00. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24

;, ssnaa.iaiIasaa q SSM ssr
U1Dc uuttco NniilpNnc & Ntcctrtc NuntpuNN"
DDu Baltimore,

tANt uNtttO J(ntilUuut N WiCClttC NuuuuilN"
DDu Baltimore
Baltimore, Nio.. %. Wuguit 1917
Nv bic Qlttienln1abcr ber ,llWitcb MGlwaN0
ann Electric 0pmpnHp " Baltimore;
9oii5 miro bteruIti aeAcheH BON elmer lpca
5telleH SerlamnuHa bon Afiieninbubetn ole
i'm bureau Der 9ompagnie, Simmer 1000, 0Ons
enta.Debdnoe baltimore. am Iienltag, ben
slitsn septgmber 1917, um - lbr Ddtiaas
iiatiilnoen ioa Ger 3med Der SerlanImlnua
U) 81 beraiben uuo 6auocu bc5aellh
eines 8oribllQeS iiir Die AuSgabe uHb ben
Sertdui bon S3,000000 cbsspro3eniiaer. inuis
idbriger. conbertirbnrer 0plos 0oten, 0dtirt l5.
gluqnli 1917, conbertirbar nan @uioinieH oet
gehters IN StommaiiieH 5u $50 per Nnibel
innerbab bon 3lpei SaDren bonn EaiiinI Bn $32
innerbdlh bon orel Jlbren 5u S34 lnnerbnlb
bon bier SabreH no $S6 namoep bic 3lm i5.
Sebrndr 1929. oie Elm Lbeil eiucr antDrilirs
ten Nusqabe bon Sb,75O.O 900 bon inuidbriacn
conoertirbareH Sob 5ioten iein iolen lpdbreno
Die hbrtnen $2,7bO0OO, bic SHiereien ~ 5so
irageH iollen 5nn Allsidulte nnaebpien mer4
ben iolleB Bart iiir Bari, inr ole lltHlpru3eua
iiaeH iiiniidbraen 8olofgoieu Der 0ompuguie
ote am T. Sebuidr 1921 ldltg llnn uH0 lebt
nuSebeH Die Nitieninbaber Der GOmpaante,
bic am SdlIuie oes Sebdttes an g. MHallf
1917 eiugetrdgen lino, meroen ben Nor3ua er
beIien IN Der 3nlpetlnHg Der aenannien W.
gftieninbaber ipiro einen uniDeil bon 500
Der yuteH poer einer Wlebr3abl oerfelben inr
ie oiersebn pole Mnibeile BON Niilen oner el
ner Webr3abl oerlelben crbnlier, lpuic nlicn
ene llcber SubifGlption Der yloteH itniiiinneu
CD 8u beraiben ullo 81 bnnoeln beanqld
etneS NOrlWlQaee (NNo clN pclWluh pes Niltlf
ioriums ertldrt odB Elm lolhes gimenbenlenf
oocr Nmenoemente ratbiam no ub berlel
QeHdnute 8erinmnlluMa BON Afitentu0auern
Elm, Inn biesbe8lialtd 81 bnnbeln) ben 6rets
brei Der Goulpdgnle az anlelniren, iuoem ole
tSei0mnltumnie ibreS Nui0riltrtn Mtiicni0ds
pii0ls erbobt iuiro, iHbeml bic 3a9l oel Nm.
tbeIle hon ultiorilirten Sidlnm' glttien er9obi
miro bon 100000 0ni 100000 NniDetle unn
inoem oieie @rbobuna als StnmiUNiiten cldis
fliairi mirh uno inoeu Die paiIenoe glen0eurq
In benz g9oriIQute oes genannien Srelbreies
qemdhi mirb 10 ban er nit lolmenI @nenDef
ment ihereinlttmmi
zines gorihldaes Wno eine 8eloluton oeS
Girefioriums erildri, oaB ote slnsgnbe rdib
fam Va urn berie bic Gen1nnie Betlnmmuna
Der Witieninbuber nm DteSbe3n9lin 3u uuui
nen) 191 ,667 Mntbele ODER ioDtel Dnppn nie
n0ibiq fino, 81 Mot Uentger ale $50 per As
tbeil piB. al ben reipefltneH Gcnoerh0nSptet'
fen, oie1oben geuaunt ilno, w Der @onoerlion
ouer oOer eines Ibeilee Der Gennnnien Sh.s
100000 bon 9toten. lipanr. Oh llno pie beiins
ibiqt fhr Die 9Ouhernon aler ooer lrAeilo eis
nes Ibeiles Der Sb7b0.0O0 ON conoeritrbareu
GSpl0nDteu mie cben aendrni)
(4) lin lulcbe nIloerg WeihdIie AZ erienit
Qen Die ltb dui oaa Gbiae uedleben, PIE w
Oorqeitriebener gSeife upr bic Berlnnmlnua
iommen f0nnien
Phi glnoromHa oes Gireiiorhims
gDiAlam WarlN,
(sma24 sepiiOl Seireiar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
Gtcacpacimdlc.

CJc6ilectc mn6 inn Nansbalt
erldbrenc Neuilc6e in miiileren Sabren melde
ollrb ben Nreg bre 0riien5 alS gDrafcbs
rerlu oerlor, milidt |oiiiion als @eieIlimai.
tcrtn ooer NanSbGtcriu ~ er8elner Same
ooer oerrll nit Nino. glnaeboie erbeien unter
M. a." 9cutidler G0rreipOnocnt.
(guig22 ,2A2B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
SluttiOus-I -In5eiseu,
Wlagor uub eta6trntb pOn Baltimore,
9cpariCment 6eS StabtsGDutrolHrs.
SefieHtlidler @eriauf

AtpuftCltNt OtS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SeffeHhider @eriaui
boil
nllcm alten Winterinl IN ben 0cb1ubeM
befnnnt ais
30t, 303, 305 g. 8anl Strabe
1O6 SitSarnt0gns GtraHe.
1903 unb 105 St Gli5HDetB'S sGUurt
40t ct. @aul sStrnRc.
413 Ct. 9aulsStrahe.
Az St @nnlStrahe.
419 St 1anLStrabe.
800 Mno 3tt Gt YanlsS Straie
Der @ertnnf finbct auf oen betreiien6en
Hl1Hen laH I'M 2 llBr NanmittanS, SreitGg,
ben "a. glnguit 1917.
Sur ieIocn 3eit peroen mir aud ole Sei5s
nnlnqe nro alle oa3u Qeb6renoen Ndoitoren nt
@ebdnoe Wr. 313 bis $40 St BaMl Struhe, be-
fannt ais @l8abei0 ss0eim, pertaufeH
lin abgebrodDen iIn6 eHifernt 81 iperoen in
lebereinItin!mnng init Den Spe5ifilaiipneI, Die
iebt -3ur @nii6t auflepen i'm Nireni hes
StraBeHsSngellieurS i'm NnbbauS nno I'M @is
rean Der @nitionatoren, Nr. $40 Nuros0uwarb.
StraRe.
Stdnier miiiien alien 9eiiimmnneen nac6fom
men, Die IN pen @pe8ifiiaiioneD eni6dlten lino
Sin certiii3irter @Ded tiir $500 51Dlhnr an
ben WiaDur mo Gta0iratb, Uer0en 3ur Belt
oes Aauis berl1Uat
lin meiere Sniormationen ueu0e man iiCD
an Die glnfiionaioren
9ames q x6riIt,
Gonirocnr.
e. Z. 92eiuell & 6u.,
(suet72O,24) gIufiionaioreu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
SOItimrrc Nlarttbcridlt.

Gonnertag %. 9lugnIt 1917.
N}e6l. 3uin6r "a 96 6dlier
392 6diier 81 Canton,
Gie 9fotirunNeu lpnren mie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24


I EoneIeo Goggen. =. t2.00-t3.O0
2 EaualeO Goggen. ... 10.50-11.50
@eben. ............ 800 $50
2 Mei5en. n.......... 8.00- $50
/ Safer. ......... 1O5O-11.50
2 Sofer. .......... 800 $50
Gutter. @ilnO, Seporotor,
3S-42c.; 9rints, / &iuuo, 39-42c
Creamery, 81 39c.; GairD &rints,
NlO., Ya lmo 34-36c.; Storepadeo,
34-341ac.
@ier. III Guben6, N30. uno @a,
&c.; @aIteru Shore, 0lO. uno @o.,
&c.; weitIi9e (Sbio), &c.,; @.-Gu.,
35c.; iiioIibe (N.-Go), 94c.
2e6enoes @eflii9eI.-Sii6-
ner, iunge, &fun0, 2 @funo, per
Boot, DC; per GrpreB, 26c; ~
umO 11s 9funO, 25 26c.; I
@fo. unO Oorunter, 24-25c.; iuuge
peiBe 2eaborns, 9fo., 23-25c.; aIte
Scnnen, A BfunO unO mebr, 8funo
23c.; tIeine bis mittelmdBige, 9funo
22c.; oIte S6bne, %flnO 12-13c.;
@nten: iunge WtuscooD lnOMongrel,
Hiuno 1906; meiBe &efins, @f0.
20-2tc.; SnOin &lnners, ilnge,
8fO., 1S-19c.; 4u0olc, oIte, Yfo.
16c.; 6rii6ia6rs-Gnten 31a @ftnO
umO Onriibcr, 20c.; fleinere, t6--17c.;
Eaubeu, iltnge uuo alte Eaare, 20c.;
@uineo-Gefliieel, IA Eio. imO oar-
ii6er, Stiid, 35c.; fleinere, 25c.
Sbit uuo @emiiie.-9l 9lepfeI,
foncp, Sab, $2.OO-2.5O; fleine, 81
-t.25; SalbfaB.Gorb, $t.00-t.25;
9o6nen crime, 6oncD, 9iidJel, 60c.
81 90; rot6e 9fiiben giinOel, Il
11ac.; Grolit btnoert $t.50-250;
Sellerie. Guteno, 40- -60c.; Ganta-
IoupcS, Fotomnc, Crate, 40-75c.
@oitern Shore, $685.; Dorf 9ii.
Der Gems, 50-G5c.; 9lnne glrlnoel
Sens, Gor6, 40 -65c.; Mois, Ito,
7-10c.; @urfen aorb, 20 30c.
Gg @lonts, aorb, so -65c,; SeiOel,
6ecreu, 9lO. un0 go, 1t-t2c.; 90.
lat &-99 ailte oOer 9or6. $1.0O-
1.25; beimiiber, 9uidelfiiie, 25-
Soc; 9imabobnen, &er, $1.O0-
1.25; oeid0lt, @fnO, Sc; bolber
3or6, 40c.; 3piebeln @oItern Shore,
aelbe, Gor6, rs $t.00; SAB, $3.50
2.75; iueiBe, SAB, $500 $50; M6.
un0 ga, eel6e, 9uideI, $110-t.20;
Yfiriide, Mouutoin Carrier, $i.25
200; rs Sor6, eeip0bnIide, 30
Soc; G6oice, so Toe; 8uibel-aorb,
$1.50-t.75; @aItern Shore, @lO.
uuo So, So -50c.; 9iIte, soc. 81 !;
Carrier, 75c-$.25; 9irnen Bartlett,
aor6, 60-75c.; @ieifer, aor6, 25-
Soc; @flaumen Gor6, 40-50c. !;
Spinal, 9ui6eIfiite, 1850; 60
moteu @oitern Shore, 5s &orb, 25
-30c.; beimiihe, "a 9orb, 40-5Oc.;
Squoi6, 9orb, 10-15c.; @oIerme-
lonen, @lO. un0 So; bunOert, $1,000
$500.
&ortoffeIn. ~ @eiBe, GuIteru
Shore, @lO, Sab, Erima $3.50
2.75; Goitern Shore, @a., Sab, 1926
-250; 9appobcuuod, Sob, gIr. l.
$225-250; beimii6e, 9uidelfiite,
SOC $1.00; iiiBe aortoffelu, ael6e,
neiIe, SAB, $400-5.00; Dams, neue,
Sob, $3.50-4.00,
2dmmer uno Q Sdafe. =
Choice, fette SNafe, Yfluo, 61a- &c.;
quite, 315-5c.; raube. Stiid, $3.50
400; oIte @ode. @fo.. &c; Sriib.
iobrs-2Gmmer, dolce, fette. 9iuuo.
1314-t4c.; quite bis mittlere, 9fo.,
11-121a.
RGIber. II Choice, @fo., ID
141Ic.; quite, @fO., 18-1315c.;
ibperc. Stiid, $1,000 5000; rou-
6e, 5tiid, $12.OO-15.O0; fIeine,
Stiid, $S.00-10.00.
Q din eine. - SerfeI, ie nah
@roBe, Stiid, $3.OO-4.O0; Sboats,
ie ua6 @roBe, $5OO-6O0.
&inobieb.-S -Sinse fette Stiere
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
Woman.

X woman may b. a fool 4 s'eepy
TOOL. an ag,tated fool, 4 too aw.usly
ncNious fool, ana She may even be
simply STUPID tiut she is never dense.
She. $ never mode 81 wood through
and through, as some men are There
IS N woman. always. somewhere, a
spring. Whatever men dent know
about women 'and 1t may be lot or
1T mas bc very hltle4, men and even
fathers Do know that much MA that
IS why 50 many men are afraid OF
them. -C onad
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
BARNEY 0lDF|ELD
WILL TRY SPECIAL
ON OCEAN BEACH

The following article, taken from
the Wheeling Sunday News, of Wheel
ing. w. Va, indicates that Barney
Oldfield is planning to again come to
)aytona to try out new racing car
on the ocean beach, the greatest
speedway in the world:
Barney Oldfield. the master driver.
has a specially. He likes to "go the
other fellow one better" Barney has
been doing the trick all his life. When
the master escaped from cycle racing
and entered automobile racing under
the tutelage of Tom Cooper, driving
the old Ford "S99', Barney was told
that nothing would ever beat the Ford
But Barney found the Winton Bullet
and took the old Ford records under
his wing. Then they told him moth
ing would ever be faster than the
Bullet. Yet he brought forth the
Green Dragon and cut down his old
record. Then it was the 12O-H p
Benz and still later the 30O-H P. Benz
ana now Barney believes that the
present record has been long enough
| on the books and he is building some
| thing which will eclipse the wonder
full marks of the Big Benz His plans
for retirement have all been set TO
the greatest speed creation ever built
a machine with body so constructed
that the driver will be safe even in a
turnover, car with periscope for
sight seeing ahead and a car of many
other novel features constructed for
100 miles an hour or even three miles
minute or $50 miles ali hour on the
-Daytona beach where Barney
plans 70 make his attacks on Old Fa-
Tier Time After these trials on the
beach II IS his plan to take crack
! at speedway records ana perlars at
dirt tract, marks
The business end OF Rarnev's new
est venture into the realm OF fame and
his Work III attacking Father Time.
( generally Min be iii charge OF no less
q person than " IL "rilly Pickens.
Tor many years manager OF The speed
demon during the days when he was
the sensation OF America aud he most
/ sousht car Tor any automobile rle..
/ meet. Tie reunion OF Oidticll and the.
old Master VII surprise follow ers
Of the racing game Nhile lookin4
after Oldfeld Pickens viii continue
10 take care OF tine interests ~ ne
LLOYD ThoI
and other loop tile hoop artists IL fhe
aicpiane field and viii have On his
string several other 1lers II Iss-ef
renaWn
HARRY Miller OF Los Angeles IS
building the latest racing car for old
field Who hooks upon Mr. Miller as one
81 the greatest car and engine buiia
eTS il the world
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
S, CORNEuA YOUNG
MEMORIAL LIBRARY
DEDICATED TUESDAY
LARGE ASSEMBLY WITNESSES
INTERESTING CEREMONY OF
GIVING BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
INTO HANDS OF TOWN.

The S. Cornelia Young Memorial
library dedication took place Tues
day afternoon at the beautiful building
on the corner of Vermont avenue and
Peninsula drive, Marshall park. and
the deed OF the property was given
into the hands of the city authorities
by Capt. Chas. A. Young, the generous
donor of the useful $1,000 gift to Day-
tOna Beach.
The ceremony, which was in charge
OF the ladies of the Daytona Beach IL
brary club and the local d. A. r. So
ciety. of which the late Mrs. Young
was charter member, began a little
after 2:3O in the afternoon. Mrs. A.
T. BigelOw. regent of the local D. A.
r. chapter, acted as chairman of the
assembly, making the opening address
which was followed by a suitable pray
er by Rev. John j. Treadwen.
Mrs. ]. p. Esch then spoke for a
few minutes about the worthy charac-
ter of Mrs. Young, stating how well
her memory deserved splendid mem
Orial such as the library This talk
was understood and appreciated es-
pecially by those who knew Mrs.
Young
A duet, Annie Laurie" was sung
by Frances B. Sparber and Alice
Briggs, the well known Daftona Beach
musicians, after which President Cora
Powell, of the Library club, made a
short address. in which she thanked
captain Young in behalf of the whole
peninsula for his gift to the promo
ton OF learning and education. Then
came an address by Dr. Charles Fred
erlck Goss. Of the Seabreeze Tourist
Union church. also containing words
or praise and honor regarding the. latt.
Mrs. Young
he donor OF the library spoke con
corning his gift and then handed over
The deed TO Chairman w r Bieekman
or the Daytona Beach council. who
replied to the speech of Mr. Nuung
Mayor Barbe, OF Daytona Beach then
made the last address of the cere-
mony and Doctor Goas pronounced a
benediction
The new library Was then Inspect
ed by the interested attendance The
building is OF Spanish architecture
with tile roof and IS finished vith
white piasteTed walls presenting q
splendid appearance to those passing
or TO anyone coming to the town
over the cement bridge 1t contains
ample rooms for various departments
OF library and shelves have been
placed for several Thousand volumes
At present the books number SOC
and are under the efficient care OF
Miss Carrie SWartZ for the remainder
of the winter
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
Height of Napoleon.

The question OF the exact helrht Of
the Emperor Napoleon is one 81 con
siderable interest and set il is al
most impossible 70 lnd any authorita
tive statement on the subject Ii The
apnehdN to Napoleon tine Last
Phase by Lord i;osebery. there IS a
settlement ~ Captain Maitland fhat
he Was about feet inches in hcieht.
ana tnother by Mr. Bunb0ry thai he
appeared 70 81 about : f.et : hos
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.
CANNOT DELIVER TO PEN

When asked by the Daytona Beach
town council to establish and main
tain a peninsula delivery service, the
Southern Express company has re-
piled that it will cost them at least
5000 per month to keep up such a
service and that during the best month
of the year thei: peninsula business
will not permit the expenditure of
such a sum-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
SHOITZ FRANCHISE BOND
is DECLARED FORFEITED

The DaytOna Beach town council
has passed resolution declaring the
$4,000 bond put up BY the Daytona
Electric light and Power company
as secu.ity for its completing the
terms Of its franchise has been brok-
en- and must be forfeited Town Attor-
nev Horn has been instructed to take
the necessary steps toward its collec-
ton
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
Small Girl Felt Safe.

Tie small daughter was Industrious
~ ironing Ter doll clothes when her
mother entered It's wrong to work
on sunday Have YOU forgotten the
Lord sees YOU This isn't work. And
If the Lord does sac me, he knows
perfectly well this iron is cold
Judge.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
Honqkonq.

HongkonS is not part OF the main
land OF China. but is an island on the
coast. 1t contains about thirty square
miles. and has a population OF some
7V.eeo- The place was ceded to Great
britain III 1871. 1t has one OF The fin
est harbors in the world.