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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

Slus oeit iibrieen @unoes. .@etter-
becboHhtnes Stationen wuroen sic
tolgcn0en bohIten Eemperotiren, Ole
I'M 8 llbr oeltern 9lbenO berri6ten,
bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Ter nfutc Oclcntr6cnmntismns

3n ocn idmcritcf aruntbciten 0ie
Den Mcnic6ell bcfoIleu f0nncn acb6rt
DER aflttc NclenfrbHImotiSmus.
3por bot man icit Der Gntocrtlng
Der Ncilmirtng OeS Soli5pIS oic 0jc.
iabrcn uno Sdredcu DER arantbcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

n6eute babe ib meinem Monn cine
glofhe Bum eei4idt. Oamit er iih i'm
SHiibensruben ipeni9Iieus Elm parmes
@etrGnt bruuen tann"
.Gr ipiro ober ni6t INNER hns nDs
Iigs belize @oNcr 3ur 6auO DoDen."
rDos modt nihtsl Obne Mois
fsr trintt er ibn nod litberl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
ISr. gtiee ernannt.

Scrr Sepis 6 9'icc, Ser 9raIioent
Der gGitp Batting Co." lit an Stcle
oes ocritorbenen Scrrn @oltcr 5nu.
oer cbcmoligcr 4roiiocut Der ,Sno.
ecr 4 9lunfiuro g." 5u einenl
y'ltgIico ocs EircftoriumS Ser ,Ol0
Comm ylatioHal 9onl~ crnonnt nor.
cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
9sU6 in fritildlcm 8nltonOc.

SRI @li5obctb Giuing bon scr
@illow Spring Qlpcnnc, ct. S5elcno,
bciilroct ii6, or &erIcMlhacn sic lic
iih pei cineni 9hltouo6il llufoa on
Dem Sobniibcrgong bel 05rocc 8u8oa,
leioeno, I'M Sobus SopfinS Noipitol
IN beocltlidem 8uitanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21


gcprcOiBt 6abcn.
milocrn fonnen o6cr c6 COB lcbr bic.
lie 86Ile, Die trot Soli5Dl uno 9lipi-
rim nirbt beilen wollten no IS 6ll
icbmercn Gomplifotionen fam intcr
oenen Die @er6eut6iinouuG oe ac-
fdbrIirbItc ilt 9efotntli6 iinO Die
meiitcn @cr8icbIer 6oloeeri6eimns
gcn cineS icbmeren @eleufr6elnlotis
mus. ghm fonnlt Der Wicridbcit
cine 9otiMoft Ole iibcrol frcuoigcn
gSioerboll finOcn miro. 9lo6 elmer
N1ittbeillmg BON Or. gloolf Goel-
monn aus Ger meOi5inii6cn 9l6t6eis
llug oes MilbtlnlinenipitolS in99ien,
oie in Scr @icner flinii6en @odcn-
ibriit eribiencn 1T, 9clingt es our6
cine Combination BON Wiil1injeftios
nen uuO Soli6Dl Die iMwerIten Sale
bon otuteun @elenfr6elunotismus in
orei So9cn 0ur Dollitouoi0en Seillmg
81 brin9cn. 9loc6 ocn porDer9cbcn-
0en 9lnSfii6rllngGn miro aus Der &oic
oie Ssi@tigfcit 0eicr porIdlliigcn
Wlitt6cihn8 crucIlcn fonncn Die
nohiolgcnO i'm SSortlallt gebrodt
iino.
oGs mar felt ie6cr oos 9eitrebcn
Scr &linitcr lino Hborfologcn ben
0clcntrbcumotisnuis in ieincn critcn
glni1ngcn au bcciniluiien 6epor iic6
nod Gin cntoilnOliber @ro3eB an oen
Ser5floppcn etoblirt Bat, mo 10 oic
Gntitcbung eincs @cr5ic6lerS 3u Der.
bitten. Qas ausge5eidnete Spe5iii-
finn gcgcn 0cn @clenfrDeumotisnulS,
ooS 5oli6pl Bat iidj in oieicr 9ii6
hing ais obnm1Mti9 erpielcn. GS
lit mir MIR bic ghlSorbeihlng eincS
@criobrcns gelilngcn 0oS oicicn 6or.
Oeumgen 5u cntipre6cn ihcint
Gs fam Dor allen OorUui an oen
gro5cB obortip 81 imter6recben. glu-
gereqt ourd oie 9lrbeitcn SorlS ii6er
Die iie6crerregcnoen GigenIdoiien
ser parental oargcreic6ien Nlild,
ierncr oie glr6ciicn BON @lii0er, scr
oic @lild bci 9iu6onen nit Grlolg
angemcDoet bat Damn oic 9eridtc
@iuGcrs ii6er ausgc5ei@netc Reiul.
tote bel ofuten ent5iinolidbcn arant'
9citcn ocs 9lilaes, 6o6e idb bel @c-
lcnfr6eunioiismuS @}ilhinieltionen
nit glcid5eitiger Gorreihllng ban
SolicDl in aroBen Eoicn pcriudt
Gle on6ei er5ieltcn Grfolac, iidcr oic
in ser nodDtebcnoeu 0iitt6eillnl1
bcriAtet iperOcn ioQ uaren ingc'
uein giiniiigc. IS purOen in iriirben
6dQen 5ebn aubifccntinetcr gelod.
icr W1ilcb in oic Nlusfulahlr oes
N6crldenfels (GlteniorcM iniiiirt.
Dicic Stcllc uluOc iucgcu Ser 9eit
lo0riglcit Scr 4Soticntcn geu06lt..
Iicicr Sniefiion iolat IN bier bis
iiiui Gtmocu cin SGiittclfroIt uno
SclitpcroturIieiQcrlngen Die aber
roic1 obtlingcu. 0ic Scuperotlr guJ
bel sen por ser Snicttion iicbcrnoen
arnufcn 5ur g}ornl 5uriid gloG Neni
Sdiiiteliroit Der i'm 9InldllnB an Die
Snieftion aiiiirat, ulroc SolicDl ues-
d6reidt
Ghpo Stlti6cn und Der Sniel-
ton loiien oic SAncr6cn in Den @s-
lciifen nod, ooS Scocm nilmt licbt
lid 40, Die 9iot6rng oeht 5lriid, pic
9clpcglmgen pcroen lrci IN Cen
biS6cr uon mir bcobohtctcn 6dlIcI
mnr0c ctipa innerbolb Orei SoqeIl
cine boIlitduoioc Setting cr5iclt Sn
feincni 5ull 1T cs SIT cincr @cr5cut
5iinoln9 gelonnen o6lpo1l qs li1
un ldwerc 6dlic ae6anOelt Battle.
SulicDl (9lotrnm iolicphtlmi) iunr
oe noc6 cilic 2Hodc 6in0lnd t50ic6
in goieu bon $ C5ramnf rna oie
udhhcn orei Gage in elmer @Pcnac
pou cincm Wrmnm taglid pcrao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
SuBn5no entaIciIt.

Sn Der 9ta1c Ocs Slim 02ciIcn Sii.
gels II 9oliimorc-Gountu. cntqIci.
ltca II iSrddjtpogsons ocr 9oIfi.
more & 06io-gabn 2cute SCR a3f
Glarc-@erfltGticn purocn binolsur.
ldQldf Inn Die 8riimner iort5urGn.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
g9efteramsFdltem.

Sir DtorDIono ino ben 9iitritt
Golurbio beute OerGnOerli6 iino iiio.
lide @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

Gui1robr nadl o6en ae3ogcn ms TO-
fart i'm oinou 92qiierbch0lter 6ei5roert
mcrOen Gas ourd cinaelcQte 9finac
periteiite yles lit ehpa elm 0rittel 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Gtnnts. .Nanfcn.

=. .DrntSme gnnl Oun Baltimore, Nnlilmore, nub
Snlli0ahs sGirabe gniQun aetuer. RrnNotlui
Sobn a. Qdnbcr. @icesQrdll0gni; 8totAf y.
Qdun, Stnlfrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

Ernit. Gpmpaanien.

/. .DfnlIhe eporbnui p1u Naliim0ft", UnInW1
unb AaliintoreStrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

lana wie Scr Sc0iiiSfSrpcr lmo fam
olrh ii6cr oen @ua louienoe 6la.
ic6cniiNe nit 9ciAtigfcit onS9eIe9t
lno pcoer alige9oIt weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Mtrronnt. n

Gr 0hpdrmeuO); ~Sog uno glodt
geoents i6 Sbres liebebollen 8lidcs!
s. i6nuie id mir bod enoIi9 oisie
bIousn 9lugeu aus bem aopfs I9Ida
sen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

genIe rep0Ilt anb IFnll NoWpanH'', " UvN'V
Sirobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
llntcrbuItnna .gScaiuciIer.

J ,,oippobrpme"- @nioebine unb geanbeIbiIber.
iuortn"-SQuoebille unb gRnnoeIbllber.
.Htoer Hicm Hart" - Idal6 @on3erte Auo
unocre glttrnfonen
=, Bah Shore" - 1aeIib Gou8erie nnO auOeN
urierbaliuUgcu
.ViUnnn Cnl" IdoIh 8au0ebiue nnb
nnoere unierbaItuneei.
- rpolllwuno Ynrl" Tdglicb Wauoeoiele,
Adii5 mo niloere llntcr6dltnneen.
nj ',pefnlnnne Ynrt", Belnir 9luao - 2dglb
Eauoentle. 9Puiit uti0 Inn3.
=, olaciter'' TT Gd9Ii6 &Gfurilonen per @ail'
yaOuc. Qolnt" - 9deIid Ga6mIiiaessGrIur.
h0iel', nusAenommcn Soilnid9s
CONCERT im ,,Srni6 Sin-4arr.
gas Kto9rnnlnl fiir ods 0Or8eri oee it1bii
lden i-Sr6eiicrs inter eeitnug oes Yroi
Amllcl 6elomnnn TN oNruo Sin &arf" beuic
e,gelln oon l.30 bis 10 llbr m, lpie ioat:
"',tnn5lpaiSteo Baltimore, our 3als
,iirntetc o;. ;'.,..-.- peHlnetBet
.S'utlW. "Sllou - SSctole
Slloeriiire aus Bohemian @irl" ...... Bale
Selelilon an uYObcnqriH" ......... 2Sngncr
fedl1er ,lli Bal " Ga 9our" ,... 6abcbaO
telopboniSolo r1be Il. ., ". 9ariol. BED
tNcrr Hoparo y. GaielD)
epnllic9 Gcencs from Sfuiberlnro" panqeb
"alei oineriiicmeiu aus ocr Dper eHenrD
~ Rchcrier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ibnrbdn
5eloItiou 81 r6iab Sinfs" ......l.. Sauerbab
W1rld ySnut 10 buffalo" ...... 0uQbcs
~Aoe Siar Spangleo Snnner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
gsofent. .gllMp1lie.

Gbiuln Il. eamnelS, mthteiunli; Enicnlt 9nhs
bcl3 edlutmnrien 8crIagssedlte. winton"o
Iruli Nuiihud. ..,,......
OhapliH u. 6crannu, ii6--lii yum Nhiip'NA'
lSnbriae VrlnDulun. ,,..
q. 8. e a. 7. eomnro, an CONTINENTAL plpa'
NrnlilAircn lell 1872 crlnIalclLh ln NnlImuL..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
gAnOsS.0 .0epartement fir GanOluirtl.-
IdJ0ft- Weffcr-N -Nnreoit.
Wrridt OcS @0lfimOrc Vetier6nrcanS

Ser 6cudtiefeitseeboIt DER 2lit
mar 50 @ro5ent nm 8 llbr Morgens
lm0 g YroSent Inn s br glben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
g2atronat O9onfcu.

glatlOnal0onteu.
,S1e plb xuwn National 9anl" gap. mn
GrcieriGiraBe Sdco0 ~. QOoL Nial'pelE
6enrn G 9lcoue Slnfircr.
=, ,eceunb Watloual gaug" 432 @ilofNrpoonaQ,
g0 81 gDaQncr Nnirct. 49,.
,,gselcrn National 8ant", IA gloro'0nlnlu ~tt.
". Nidtiod. tdillrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

gopilatcriolien. Tbiircn, 6enlier-
ra6mcn, 21oen, ETC.
GAS. =. 9oner & o.. ii5-ii7 bhot6reoifi~
Cirohe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
@cl6dfts= =@cgwcIlrr.
Wlercuutilc glscncg
q. @. Gun g. &c.,
COZ 0iO wlarbIouo 1rltii Nniloina

H. O. Iin y Go., ~
eo2 waroIouO 1udi quiloina'
gatlpnal.gonteu.
rxbe clb Sawn National eani"j @aqs nMe
,essoaS SsosS y 3adSaaI ssUa gaa asa sno.prooopaO.
g0 @ gBaQncr. Nnltct.
,,gSsieFn National gaml". IA aoroGuiulu Ctr.
W. Niarod aaIItrer.
Staats.9antcn.
,,Dtntlmr gaui uon Baltimore, Nniiinlofe' nue
NnniOnhs5irnhe NnQut eHcuer. HrnnQtlHi
Sobn y. 9onbcr. 8ice,4raloenii SsotAf y
3ana, aaiiirer.
Spar.Boutcn.
,peniIhe eporbauf pun ealtimurr", eniap'
nnb AaliinIcreStrabe.
SrliIf-Gompaanien
oeaIe rspoFt anO Srut 9owpaHa" y 1op'~
gouuatcriolieu, Tbiircn 6enlier-
ra6mcn, 21oen, ETC.
9as. =. Softer & o.. ii5-ii7 eio'dfeosf'o'
GiraBe.
Botent-glmp1lte.
gbiuln II. eamnsls. mtbteiuni; Baienlt 9nss
bcls oolutmnrien, SerIagsssdle' ~'ptoln"'
0Oapiia ". Ssrsalur iio~ii7 eaD anIIblpa'
"a iS.idgrge griaegmlae a., o,,,,r,n.al nina.
@raiil5iren felt 1872 crIcIareia in baltimore
9lutomobile.
Ra6erO: So $3.50; i25 s935Qa s.,,.s.
eofSn bie Svpuidre Sar' ssoS nno Ksi5
,Wlar,nrl Msnbile Co., Olngaag HIS l4lu,
Norh'e barIes'Girabe.
2anomirtbihoitlide @erdt9c, Cams
reicn lmo @eIliigel5iidicrei-
@rlnIh 9urnsr g.. 2oo NOrb'paea '~'r nH'
$50 Rorh V5nDs5lr. .-s.
Ihe Wltner e sitter Co., 81 HiNp' H'thb''
oeliileoec Sanenaebnit
@lnnrbine, 5urnaces, Hauges uns
Geien, Iadocden nno Atnnen-
Grnnsh 9rOsD b23 Roro'5remoniA9e'ms
GupicrIhmie0c into Rlambers.
9cam cm6ert i78s abanws.etrans. 8 y.
2ecpbon; 2svlie 1882,
fycucr.@crIidcrimecn.
W. r. eho6s loro & 0o, ii7~2i 0pdHotf y
GDinnicrsc NutiplNn, W. .s
uTemibe TemcE.XrNhsfnnns'we 'welfN@pl'' W"
.1enndl,9lmerlfumlidle ncnerNrrHnefnnNHN I'VE
itnInalt" NaliuoEeSitubc uno etllpM
OnlilcslhcIuf. nr
,MDuni Snmranrs gE 81 elpetpppl" teuQ WV
Mnricln. yclibeu3 iia0ih,Nct, tOl NV NVuW
pcr pI Commerce 2uii0lu9, ..... NJ,
,Oerntnna ncner NernmefuAq3 WrWutmaN'J
Baltimore nno ylortp'&irube
glchpIoiteiJ Wet0Q etc
eDun goWlla & 60. 1us. l3-- 40 Aaleei'iqs
Sitahe.
@ianolcib.WcItdfe
,cOHiDIISaisO 20aa te.". ! @qro 'gao-sisao'
@iIenwoarca nner glrt mo SHl-
ihmie6-3ubeb0r
O. esoh paemr eSv so2 sa4 9orO rap 9R
GiQcntbllHS u ycntcn lW0 0dnoler
Vlcrre e. 1nnan a 4rpbsp, 10 Cneerlnaion
Strobe.
8citiinaen 8citihriitcn, etc.
IiencrS. @cihaf5liiorer. 227 Realoerteit
Tuttidc Niidtr lnO 3eiilhrilleiL
". couliin. 9r 900 Men.errralan,2u1ke
Fboto9ra9b.
Wnnf0m II Elm Vloloataph pon qluslglnmuo
gir 49, AeONeliuaion@i @itote
.5rle0b3te
cnl tamH Cemeltrn. --ectlduQerie vullfrb
Noenne - ellle Ntgr1bnbpoas untct lptS
pdbreuoer AHihsbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

@hubine, 5urnaces, HaugeS uns
Oeien, Iadoeden nno Rnnel-
Bennett gros., 5a3 Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

Ro6arb. 81 $3.50. % t27oQ
,,Nodorb 9Ratpr 60 ~ Nnlilmoic", 0pnrlfA
c5frabe mu0 gl9i 9lohul 9ncmic
cofnn, nle punuldre Nur S806 ilo k9io
,,Mlar,nrl W,nbile Co., Ojngags lald law
ytorh'@ bdrlea,Glrube-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

wrinith Iurnrr Go., 205 Wutb'pam ~ir nno
86O Hurh. WnDs5ir.
Ihc W,tner & sitter Co., 81 Hi0pi H'tnbt'
beuil(bcS GQiucnQclNdIi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

glchploiteu Nletdu etc
eban, gouilia & g., aus.. 1915 baieeiiiq's
trfrnhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Attentat
Mnt Oen rniFi6cm
&ricgsminiiter.
QSMrSe IN Der Gta6t 80.
lDtst pcrImdt,

Ger BON oem 9Ittentoter o6eeieuertc
s8uB gina ic0l. 9ao6ridtcn
an sic riliiiidc gotidjoit in @ui5-
iuoton 5ufoIoe 1T in 9setersblra
polltontmcnc Slu6c wicocr6ergc-
lteat. So6Ireidc @er6oitlingct
IN ri1liiiAnr Gn,1htitnAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

GiQenthans u Icnten lm0 0dn0Ier
gicrre 0. 9naaH 4 9rpbsp, 10 Qneelnaion
Stride
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20

Trespass aud gnnnris' ssofiees fnt sale
at Record job printing office. u
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
Circus Coming to Town

A circus without clowns would be like
the play "rhe FOOLS revenge" with the
role oil the jester eliminated. Travelling
shows, from time imnlemorial, have had
their Merry Andrews, whose grotesquer-
les contributed their full share to the en-
joymeht OF the crowd. The kings Jester,
who was always wiser shan the monarch
aud his court, for whose amusement he
made a fool of himself" has always had
his Counterpart in the circus. Under the
grotesqne motley Of the clown there have
masqueraded many clever minds. Dan
Rice commanded a salary OF $500 a week
for playing the ''fool." In modern clown.
ing, some OF the best of which ma be
seen at the Cook & Wilson Wild Animal
Circus to he shown in Fenns Grove next
Friday, 9th, individuality has been SUI
boIdinated 70 %nnihbere, and the M.rry
Andrews shit Off the foibles of u e pres
eat day Instead Of INDUCING in soi g and
spoken hnmor.S The great size OF a circus
like Cook Brothers makes this impossi-
BILE as they could not be heard. The
clowns, however, add = great deal 10 the
ei ALIGNMENT OF the show.
The Cook Brothers circus is evidently
q show OF infinite variety, for the pro-
grain promises a novel and up-to-date
circus performance with riders OF distiuc-
ton, areialists, ac,Obats aud other speci.
alists OF known reputation, also a display
of trained wild animals superior to any
thing hitherto seen in Penns Grove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
WINS A RICH
REWARD
Matthew Butterfly ut Last Sub
dues Disturber Thru Tanlac

Matthew Butterfly, 25I9 West Firth
street, one OF Philadelphiars finest of the
Twentieth district, tells the following re-
markable story of his quick recovery
from nervous Indigestion and q general
run down condition through taking Tam
lac. He said:
Every year about this time l have
trouble with my stomach. l never be-
come sick enough to give mp entirely,
hut | snffer just the same. This year, as
usual, ] suffered from one OF these at
tscks, but I took Tanlac before il got q
good hold ON me and l am feeling better
today than | have for years. That tired,
langhid, ho-accodnt feeling has been re-
placed with u Of vim aud vigor and |
am always in buoyant spirits.
Ever since / took the first dose OF
Tanlac my appetite has increased, and
the beauty OF it is my food digests per-
fectly, never cansing that heavy, bioaled
feeling Ia the region OF the stomach as
before. My nerves are in fine fettle and
| sleep as pescefulty as a lamb ! am
getting stronger every day and the par
Elephants in next years police athletic
carnival better watch out, because | am
in the pink Of condition. / heartily en-
dOrse Tanlac rs q system purifier and Y
real strength producer"
Tanlac is being specially introduced
and explained daily at Robbins Phar.
macy, Penns Grove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
HAPPENINGS ABOUT HOME
What Is Occurring And Being Talked
About In The Borough and Township

Samuel Munysn has been appointed
postmaster at Glbbstown last week.
Contractor Burk is making progress in
pntting the stone base in Main Street
from Oak 10 tile river.
Everybody plant a garden. Do yoni
bit. YOu will need il before tile world
gets sci right. Every little bit helps.
The warm weather the pact two days
has made fire unnecessary for comfort
and caused the peach trees to bloom.
The Eastern Stars, the new lodge OF
ladies' auxiliary to the Masons, made a
fraternal visit to Salem on Wednesday
evening.
Under the direction of Eile Chief
Harry Johnson of Liberty Fire Com
pany, the members began drilling last
night, Thursday, and until further notice
will drill daily between 6 aud z p. IN.
The greatest improvement in tie Cove
the past year il the retnodeiing of the
John Patton h0nse Into q colonial state
with stuccO surface. Mrs Martha r.
CrolRpton, the owner has rented it to
DR.. Burtis.
Every property must be curbed from
the Borough limit on North Broad to
the Cove corner. Contractor Samuel
Raine b gan at the north limit this week
Let all get busy and have theirs done as
he moves down the street.
William w. Summerill, who lie en-
gineer in charge OF the construction work
on Deep Water Point, after ailing for five
months, went to Delaware Hospital on
Monday and had a successful operation
for appendicitis on Tuesday. lie lie re-
covering as nicely as possible.
An entertainment will be given in
Riverside Theatre on Monday evening
next for the benefit Of Liberty Fire
Company. There will he five acts of
vaudeville and photo plays. Two shows.
$50 and $50 O'Clock. Admission rs
cents. The firemen should ALWAYS be
encouraged
4Edward =. Harris, president OF the
Sliad FisI,erman's 's>ociatiou, has re-
ceised a note from I. |. Rput, lighthouse
inspector, that the Lighthouse Tender
Iris, has been directed to pick up the
broken spar buoy al Carney Point, wIich,
10 All obstrnctOr 10 tie si,ad nets. Will.
Mr.. Harris has gotten too oI,. t, M
himself, lie continues to I've Interested j.
the boys who are after the chad.
BIGGEST and BEST ST. OK OF LATEST
STYLE IN Hats in Wilmington is AT
DubelPs, No. 2 East Third Street. Chill
dren's Hats a specialty.-Adv. 3 80 3m.
Stop! Look Listen Building Lotsin
Highland Park Addition are now being
offered lower than they will ever be Of
fered again. A word to the wise is snfi.
clent. E. W. Huffman, Agent. 46
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
You want to See Our Spring
Shoes for Men and Bows,

1t will be to your interest to do this.
First we offer Spring Oxfords, full of snap
and style, in rich shade of cordo brown or gun
metal. Sizes 6 to IL, widths A to ID, at Sc. /,
Then ccme our tan Russian calf or gun metal
Oxfords on the English lasts, with low, broad
heel. Sizes 6 to 10. widths A to ID, at $5 90.
Tan calf Oxfords with rubber sole and heel,
at $4.5O.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
Shoe Styles for Women

Women's Boots, Oxfords and Pumps are as
important an item in modern dress as any al
ticle that is worn. What a pity to mar ones
otherwise smart personal appearance with shoes
in bad form. Such a showing of poor taste
could not possibly happen to any of our pa
irons, for we help advise and select the proper
sizes, lasts and styles to meet the'requirements
of each individual customer. Won't you allow
us to aid you in your selection?
Our stocks are now complete with the latest
models in footwear for Spring and Summer
and our prices are consistently low for high
quality.
8 and 9-inch high top Boots, $4 to So.
6H and 7-inch regular height Boots, 81 95
and So. 95.
Low Shoes, $3 to. S..
Children's Shoes, according to sizes. $1.CO
to $4.0O.
Babies, $, It Soles, soc ard 75c.
Special About 500 pairs of Women's
Pumps and Oxfords, worth So so and $4.0O,
for 81 90.
Muslin Underwear Section
Unusually Attractive
This Springtime
The largest and most complete line of Skirts
ever shown by US. We have all the new
shades and fancy stripes to match any color of
dress or suit. Priced from So to SIS each.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
Salem { ?saas Grave Traction
Temporary Time Table

City service between Wilmington Ferry, Penns
Grove ana Plant 3
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
Store Opens at 8. 30; closes ats 30 o'clock. Saturday at 6 o'clock.
Famous Pink Stamps given on all purchases.
Why Pay $50 and $35 for Your
Spring or Summer Suit
- When You Can Come Here
and Get it for $3.50
ting and coating material shown.

Every kind of popular suting and coating material shown.
Over 100 imported and domestic cloths to choose from all the new
est colorings. All new Spring material that will tailor to the highest
perfection. The wooens are only of the highest cass--"not COM
mercialy, but absolutely all wool by acid test Men who are short,
perfectly at $Io. SO that would be totally out of the question for the
average Custom tailor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
Tabernacle Choir

A full rellearsaI Of the Tabernacle
choir will take place Saturday evening at
eight o'clock and will be lead by the Boy
Preacher. All members who have Sign
ed cards will make q special effort to be
present.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
By All Means Get One of
These Wolfe Blouses at $1.OO

As pretty as they are inexpensive, and a
striking demonstration of the fact that good
style and low price can be successfully COM
bined if you go to the right shop.
Crepe de Chine Blouses, $3.50.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20

A wonderful variety Of Tub Silk Skirts with
double panel back and front. In regular size
at $500; extra size, $3.50.
Our line of Silk Crepe de Chine and Wash
Satin Underwear in flesh color and white.
Camisoles, priced from Soc to So 90 each.
Envelope Chemise, Gowns and Skirts.
Cotton Skirts in all colors and black. Sateen,
heatherbloom and fancy stripes. Priced from
ST 90 to So 90.
Silk and Crepe Kimonos in many pretty
styles and colors. Stop at the department
Just to see these.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20
WILSON LINE
Direct Fast Passenger Service
Between
Philadelphia and PennsGrove
Close Connections For All Shifts OF
Powder Works.
EFFECTIYE APRIL Sfh. IQlz

Wilson Line Steamers will leave Penns
Grove for Philadelphia at 500 aud 9 80 a. IN {.
ana 40 y. m. On Saturdays and Sundays
only at 2 and 6 80 y. m.
Leave Philadelphia for Penns Grove at 7.S0
a. M, $40 and AIS y. M.
On Mondays only, additional trip at 1880
a. III.
On Saturdays and Sundays only. additional
trip at $50 p. m.
All trips stop at Chester.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-20

I ars to Hire and For Sale
ears 10 Hire by hour or II ID and for sale
Also Machines overhanIed. Benjamin Wealth.
erby, Jr No. | State Street. Penns Grove
Phone ISM 223 If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-02
Holiday Dances at Lordship.

Three big dances are planned for
this week at Lordship Manor ball
room by Prof Guilty on account of
the Independence Day holiday, and an
extra session will be held Tuesday the
eve of the Fourth. Tomorrow even
ing the usual popular price dance will
be held. Tuesday evening there will
be an extra session to provide a place
of amusement for the young people
before the holiday. and the evening of
the Fourth there will be an especially
enjoyable evening of dancing. Muir
rays big orchestra will furnish the
music for all of these events a well
come will be extended, and there will
be a good time for every one. Trolley
cars leave Main and Golden Hill
streets at TAO and every 20 minutes
until o'clock, one fare and a con-
tinuous trip. Ample accommodations
for the, return trip. The ball room is
swept by the breezes of the Sound and
Is aiwcvs delightfully."- cool. Boating
and bathing are added attractions
ADV.