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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
Merchandise Suitable
For Gifts at
$5.25 to $50

Mems bath robes at $3.50.
Ladies' suits. $3.50 value $3.50.
Ladies' old gold rope knit sweat
ers at $50.
Philippine hand embroidered pet
ticoats at 500.
Fiber steamer trunks, 34-inch
size, at $500.
Child's white enamel dressers and
dressing tables. each $500.
opossum melon shaped NUTS at
500.
Chiidren's muffin and nat. river
mink fur sets at $500.
Chiidren's fur sets Of white and
black Coney, with round muff,
at $500.
Mission and mahogany writing
desks. complete with chair, at
SOS.
Children's coats. 2 to II year,.
At 5000.
Misses and ladies' coats 5000.
r,owsrsd stlk kimonos, in pretty
bright colors. at 5000.
Misses mufin set. with round
muir and large collar. at $1o.00
Georrette waists in military style
49,. 80 :, AZ s1ono.
KIT Coney fur set, melen-shaped
mum, at 5000.
Red fox .melon-shaped mum at
5000.
knitting bags Of fancy wool
chaIlie, deliberately trimmed. AT
5000.
All leather travelling cases, 10
inch length. at 5000.
Black zeal leather travelling cases
leather lined at 5000.
Electric lamps with novel art
shades at $1,000.
Tricycles with thick rubber tire
wheels at 5000.
Rocking horses covered with real
horse hide, at $1,000.
| yelocipedes. leather upholstered
at 5000.
Twelve-piece white French ivory
toilet set in silk lined case. at
| $1,000. :.
! Three piece white ivory toilet set
! in massive case at 5000.
Wool challie negligee, padded and
| Jap silk lined. at 500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
Merchandise Su;tab1 9
For Gifts at
$50 to $50 !

Black fox fur set with pillow
mun at $500.
Hudson seal fur set at $500.
zine beaver set with pillow mum
at $500.
Fine quality black lynx pillow
+ mun at 5000.
Mole skin ermine-trimmed cape.
exceptional value ut 5000.
American mink crescent-shaped
mum at 5000. G
Marten nun In crescent shape
at 5000. ~ s.
Ladies coats In silk velour, trim
med with fur collars and cuffs.
at $500.
Red fox fur set. consisting Of
large animal shaped scarf and
pillow mum trimmed with head
and tail, At $7z.50.
Taupe fox sets with pillow mum
At 5000.
Marrnot fur coats. AZ inches long,
special at $500.
Fur coat Of muslkrat beautifully
lined, 40. inches long. at t75Q0.
Marmot fur coat with raccoon
collar and cuffs, IS inches long,
at $500.
Mems raccoon coats with MUSK
rat collar and cuffs at 1880
American mink ret Of the best
grade, trimmed with head and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
Merchandise Suitable
For Gifts at
sl1 to $40

r.aor,.tta wa,.t IN e.nh. and re
hassss .r.ct. n .,ut co,ors
., sisno
-
men s extra a'y Dn ioo
at $'o"' :
children's coats In q variety OF
weaves and styles plain ana
Karame trimmed. ~ $'eW
Ladies, stylish suits. plain and
trimmed effects, $3.50 values
at sizes.
Electric lamps with art shades
at $3.50.
Cowhide leather travelling bags
leather lined. extra heavy han
dies, at $780,.
Dyed skunk collarette AZ $16.5o.
Muskrat fur set. cape collar ana
pillow shaped mum, at $1o.so.
Electric lamps with art glass
shades at $3.50. -.
Electric lamps with art glass
shades at $500.
24-inch brass mounted cowhide
travelling bag. reinforced with
leather straps, at $ls.u0
Hartman's wardrobe trunks an
exceptional value az $!sW.
Suits for men, Levin specaat
at $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
FARMERS BENEFITED
BY Buying Srest King Tank Heater,
the Farmer VIII Relieve Himself of
the Burden of the ley Water Tank.

The Frost king has the following
distinct features which puts it in
class by Itself Is a self sinker. a bas=
burner with return hue. warmest par
under water has more rad!at!ng sur
face, VIII burn anything and holds fire
"a hours without attention. easy 70
operate and will last life time. When
you see 1t you Will want one. Our sup
ply is limited so come IN now. Ahrers.
the pump man. Rear Helle-ud's Jew
elry store, q West Main street Phones
$50 and red 1891
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
Merchandise Suitable
For Gifts at
$2l.50 to $50

Hartman wardrobe trunks $500.
3eaver pillow mum at $500.
-own melon shaped nun. trim.
med with head and tall, 1880.
Brown fox animal-shaped scarf
at $500.
Red fox mum, melon-shaped and
trimmed with head and tail.
at $500.
Jap mink pillow shaped mum at
$500.
Fed fox set, animal-shaped scarf
and melon-shaped muff, $500.
Jap mink fur set of excellent
quality at $500.
Mems Stein Bloch coats, well
made and tailored to At, $500.
Taupe fox sets at $500.
Ladies' coats, In silk velours, sill
vertones. wool velours and
broadclcths. OF the latest style
notes. beautifully lined. some
inserlined. greatly reduced to
$3s.75.
Hartman,s wardrobe trunks 1T
ted with drawers and hangers,
at $4,000.
American mink scarfs at 4oOO.
lap mink fur. sets at 41.5o.
Nartsn cape collars 1T N2oO.
Hartman's wardrobe trunks, spe-
cially fitted with hat box and
suit hangers, at $500.
| Mole skin collarette and melon
shaped mun at $47.5o.
Mems fun coats in an excellent
quality, beaver fur collar. at
$3.50.
Hand painted screens at 5000.
Black lynx capes at 5000.
Brown fox set. melon-shaped
mutt trimmed with head and
tail, as 5000.
Red fox set. melon-shaped mum.
trimmed with head and tdL
at 5000.
Hudson seal fur set at 5000.
Koiinsky set with large cape coll
lar m lon-shaped mum. It
5000.
Jap mink set at 5000.
| Ladies' coats In the finest crystal
cloths, silk and wool yelours
pom poms and Bolivia cloths
at 5000.
| Ladies' suits, up to $12a values
in velvet, wool velour, crystal
cloth. at 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
BARGAIN DAYS,
Benedict 4 SrintnaI! Offer Soecis
In Ready to Wear Values,

IN Reaoy 20 wear values.
Your choice Of any ch!ld's or EnIEses
coat in stock, sizes to IS years, values
to $40 at half price,
One rack Of lAdies' coata va.cee 70
SIS. sizes l6 to A, your CHOICE, 80.
One rack Of all wool skirts, splsaI.9
assortment. while they last az s4.ss.
Ons small lot 0: ia1ieg al w.s:
serge dresses at 80.
Your choice Of any chiI%a wcci t.eAs
age to IA yea-g at 4 d-Zrp1nt II z.
per cent,
Headquarters tor gs:2srayc....or.- S.rss-
dict & Erintnal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
This Store Can Fulfil Euery Desire in Gift Merchandise
When You Come Here Every Question VIII Be Answered.
Merchandise Suitable
For Gifts at
s5.25 to SO.

/. 4 ~ L
Fancy striped silk ta6eta petit.
coats ct $3.50.
House Jackets Ii Japanese sill
quilted effects with embroider.
trimming. At $s.so.
PHILIPPINE hand emb. lace trim
med gowns. beautiful work
manship and material. It S6.So
Ladies' heavy rope knit sweaters
at $3.50.
Ladies' Country Club sweaters
at $3.50.
Mems one-nngercd horse hide
gauntlet mittenA with lamb
lining, at $3.50.
Mems bath robes in selection
Of colors and color combina-
tions. at $3.50.
Mems heavy mackinaws ct $3.50.
Binner flesh colored brocaded
corset, In an extremely me
model. 1t 9G9Q
SILK petticoats In bright and dark
celors, al sizes. at $e.75. :
Junior boys rope knit Svksatsrs
maroon with gold stripes. t6.se.
Ladies' black kid boots with grey
cravenette tops. at 800.
Mems black vici kid shoes COM
bination last, at 500.
Silver fish scale mesh bags with
gold tops. at N8o.
Wool challie knitting bags, in
fancy shapes and trimmed with
apples and tassels, at $7.a5.
knitting bags, made Of pretty
challies and trimmed with cord.
tassels and appies. at $50.
Boston shopping bags. in tan. a
1s-inch genuine cowhide bag
at $3.50. y.
Leather music rolls 1t $50. ~
Mems ten piece toilet sets, fully
equipptd with all toilet neces-
stiles, at $3.50.
72x90 all linen tabls cloth, with
napkins to match, each $500.
66xs0 all wool blanket, In . pink
plaid. at $3.50. -.
Electric lamp with art shade ct
$3.50. ~
Satin Marseilles bed spread. ex-
ira heavy and line quality, $3.50
Mission and mahogany writing
desks for the children at e7.75.
Painted hobby horses at $7.75. I
Mahogany humidors at $3.50.
Natural opossum scarfs at $7.75.
Gold and silver lace hats at $3.50.
Georgette waists. in fine bead
and emb. trimming 1t $3.50.
Black jersey top SILK pe.ticoats
at S7.76.
Petticoats in Italiah hand en-
bsoidery at $500.
Ladies' Beacon blanket bath robes
In assorted colors, sizes to So
bust measure. ct $50.
Cheney silk kimonos. In new
floral designs. satin and ribbon
trimmed, a. 1850.
Hand embroidered Japanese elk
kimonos. made in Japanese
style. at $3.50.
Ladies' knit gold sweaters N.oe.
Boys blue serge and mixture
suits at $50.
Mems bath robes ct $3.50.
Mems heavy weight mackinaws
at $3.50. 8.
Mems brown dress shoes at $3.50.
Binner model ina flesh brocaded
corset at $3.50. .sai
LAdies' brown walking shoes at
eaoo.
Hand purses In genuine morocco
and real seal ct tA50.
Genuine morocco hand EDwith
coin purse. fancy silk lining,
at $3.50. =
Mems seven-pisce toilet sets, In 4
GLIDING military both ana hat
brushes. in q black leather case
at 1850.
Leather travelling hand bags Of
genuine cowhide. At So,e0.
limitation walrus case with lsath..
er lining, at @e6o. 3 si;i
Natural river mink melon shap'd
NUTS at 9A60. !.
Mar1npt mslon-shAped NUTS NJ
eo.50. s 4 &. |, Nj.
Natural opoasum piliow-shapeds
nuns at to60.
lIadies rope knit cardinal. ssat- /!
err with bslt q Se10
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

= special discount o. = pr cso- o
leather travelling CAFES E-6e-s drug
store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Fancy wors1 II Il. kids 4p- hzle a
SG,5 Ezs- MAJ s-E==- E>Z-E --Es-c
& Il. u 3 y, T.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

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Bzsssers srspeiasp1t1ae 464ss ia Nfs&.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

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Ear:% MARTA, s<ota r. <zss.-,1ss s--re.t
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

l. trI Ars Of military o-1e-=s u
F-saca .Ta-y. eoo1y ar cocg opZA
EEGeTs t-Sg ~cT-.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

M Homer Duea and son Sos4pe, "A
Zeaxfn9. were IN the city this n.orDl,, &
% &AslT way 10 Jonssber1, Ind, 10 y1sls
u essn1s0 siStsr. Mn LAwssese
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

NJ All J-s ? 2 sSD---s- ri ~.
T@-Eon E2ea- 5Go1sT WIZ -sA.lTs
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
Merchandise Suitable
For Gifts at
$5.25 to $40

Fancy shaped wool challie knit
ting ags. trimmed with apple
and gold cords, at S5.75.
Large folding hand purses. Egyp-
tian trimmed, genuine morocco
leather. at $50.
Black polished leather, silk lined
shopping bags at $5.75.
Silver beaded silk bags at $5.75.
Leather music rolls at $5.75.
Leather hand bags. large and
small sizes, in leatherette and
silk lined, at So.75..
Plain dark green morocco leather
hand bags for So.f5.
72x72 all linen table cloths, beau
tiful designs, at $3.50.
Auto robes in al wool combina-
ton colors ., $3.50.
ss1so white Marseillss bed spread
with bolster at S55.
American cut glass dish at 1888.
Community par plate, fat handle.
Bridal Wreath pattern knives
and forks. Per set S5.H.
SIX kimonos. made with empire
waist E.s- az s5-75.
JAP six quilted house jacket
Ezaas with pockets and sleeves,
=. S5I5~
a.s2lss sip over s~eaters, fitted
EsAs4 lire, u pretty colors. at
S5a
Lz,55as 1ns knit Eool sweaters
Il coEe- combinations. at $5-75.
Sgys caackIaaEs q. $3.50 to 1898
SgFE pinch back cTsrcosts, sizes
ID !. ysz-s- q. $50
Juvenile boys sCi.s. IN blue and
brown also green velvet S5o.
CaIl6ren's wool dresses At $3.50
Nea:s bath robes ~ s575-
Mems rgpe knit sweaters $5.75.
Ne-'s T-neck sweaters with roll
collar ~ $50
Genuine morocco silk lined hand
tags. rz.h butterfly clasp. $500
S9r=s Marse1Ies bed spread with
scszlopsd cut corners, a. $500.
C1flSreaIe natural Coaey fur sets
s-f-n pillow NUTS q, $500.
Eazsd c-ochstsd Jokes AZ $500.
E d r.. mems tub silk shirts,
r. Z god Inc of coior conbina-
/ t5g-2E, ~ 800.
= 8ea'g black and brown English
~ Walking shoes At $500.
. worae-ts brown walking shoes
& :. $50.
FETe-psece silver shaving sets
| with n5vor and rubber SET
J a-1ss. AZ $50
} Pam1s vei-et hand bags in as.
4 sortse colors. at $3.50.
e Pazae ys:rst fancy shaped hand
tags with Egyptian trimmed
toc z. $3.50.
Genuine morocco light colored
sssI lined hand bags at $3.50
LeS.aer hand bags with POWERED
nix lining at $3.50.
- La6teg purple silk umbrellas a,
, $50. y.
All linen table cloths, sizes 72x9o,
: In beautiful floral and conyen-
taonas designs, at $3.50.
Meter weave auto robesin SER
y.ceaDie coiors at $6.75.
All wool steamer rugs with
fringe, in combination colora
and plaids, at $3.50.
|. 24-;nch cowhide leather tan suit
& cases, made with extra heavy
straps. at $3.50. :.
Colored Narseilles bed spreads
size s0xs0. scalloped cut cor
s,ers, with bolster to match. a,
$50.
america cut glass vases at $3.50
Rogers Bros. 1s47 hollow handle
knfve sand forks. Old Colony
: pattern, per set 1855.
Ghiifs white enamel chifoniel
: and writing desk at $50.
~ Coaster automobiles at $50.
Mems ffve-piece ivory toilet set
ia leather lined case. at 1850
jap mink scarf at $50.
Black plush NUTS. melon shaped
a. 9e90. ,.
= natural river mink muns In mel.
On shapes. ct $3.50.
Natural opoasum scarfs at .@6.5o
Nuskrat muffs IN pillow shapes
] It MA.
Hand crocheted library scarfs
ecrn IN color, at >e9o.
Borx navy military costs, rex
= 4 6..n>f sfsS<d. AZ NO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Mrs. J. R Alexander an 6sIEnts.
Anna, OF Union, E=rs n -hs -fy Sal
urday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

M-s. Cara PScEet-, Q. As2io-, T-sf-E@ii
n tae cry sz.--3sT witt G-z 2. Il
Th.Ie-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Of st. Anthony, were II <as c41y So
urday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

The
End Floor
Gift Shop

Fer eur vt msss
who like 20 shep with
comfort, We have in
stallsd I Second Floor
Gift Shop. (
Hundrsds q suo-
osstiens In practical
merchandise and no.
'vsitiss will be fouHd
in our Second Floor
Gift Shop; gifts suit
able fer men, women
and ehildrsn. pHesd
at SOC TO $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

\ fresh supply Of Waitnnans candle.
arrived by express Elders drug sto-s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ". Bean. ot Gr.2ell
were in the city Saturday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Misses Vera and D2Ilse Dz5rn- q St
Anthony. spent SATURDAY II t1e cry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

A. Thompson, OF McE-alLs5U-g. -
Sunday in the city with E-isck.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs L. P. Her. Of Zsa-s-l=
were visitors N the city Sst1rday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Trench candy ready 70 send Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Special discount on doll car
cradles and beds. Marion Ga-d
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

All the makes in Eastman ko51k!
Old Reliable Drug Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17

Special discount on Christmas novel.
ties. Marion Gard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-17
CITY IN BRIEF

Sewing stands at 81. Marion Gard.
o. e. futile, ,eweler and op,;c.an.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-03-16
Enjoying School Economists

The annual election OF members OF the
Board of Education will be held next
Tuesday evening. The terms of Samuel
M. HINT, Thomas +. Hunt, Harry 5.
Barber and J. U. Layton, expire. they,
with w. T. Denny, whose term expired
last year., were e, cted three aud four
years ago by big votes to erect a new
high school building for $50, 900 and run
school affairs on an economic plan.
Many we've disappointed in MIR. Layton,
who favors high school edu alton So
did the County Superintendent Of Schools.
The economy began by increasing The
Borough school tax from SO, QUO to So, 900,
then $ll, 200, an last year $23 900.
This year 81 mode,t reduction Is made.
DULY $4,000 is asked. According to Az
SCISSOR ID. A. Englisi,'s statement, the
only one published to give the people
any know ledg", the high school building
cost SAL 900. Besides So, 700 was spent
for land. In the $40, 900, So. 475 is asked
for Improvements.
The taxpayers are enjoying their econ
omy. Only about two dozen attended
the meeting last year to vote on the
$4,000. 1t is hoped that a dozen will
be present this year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-03-16
Store Robbed of Watches

The store Of John E Burt, at l73 West
Main Street. was btoken into about 5
O'Clock Tuesday morning by a person
breaking the front glass window with a
brick wrapped in "a coat. Nine watches.
Elgin and Waltham make. valued at
S125 were missing. Evidently the burg
lars wanted a lot of good time on their
bad time efforts
The store here is a branch oil john f
Bnrt's store at l407 Filbert Street. Phi,a-
phia, and shortly after the robbery the
manager telephoned Burt that tile store
had been robbed. MIR. BnrG had barely
received the information when a negro
entered the place and asked him if he
wanted to buy some watches, displaying
two which he offered to sell every
cheap" Bnit was certainly surprised al
having the chance offered him OF buying
some of lns own watches even at bargain
prices. lie clinched the deal however
by notifying the police and the negro,
who proved to be John Chandler. alias
"Shorty," OF Penns Grove, was arrested.
lie had seven watches and pawn tickets
for four Others on his person when he
was searched at the City Hall, besides
SIS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-03-16
DUPONT Company Directors

At The annualm meeting OF the L. | du-
Pont de Nenl0nrs 4 Company in the du-
Pont building in Wilmington, the follow
ing officers we're unanimously reelected ::
+. S DUPONT, j. A.. Haskell, II. NJ.
Barkdale. Charles l.. Patterson, Irenee
dupont, f. q. Bnckner, Franz l. Con-
liable, John j. Raskob. Alexis |. DUPONT,
Lammont dupont, A Felix DUPONT, Will
liam Coyne. II. f. Brown, II. G.. Has
kell, r. X VI Carpenter, Henry Belin,
Jr., j. ?. Laffey, II. +. DUPONT, Eugene
Il. dupont, +. G.. Tallman and Eugene
dupont.
Eugene DUPONT was elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of William
q. Rams ". or the 60l. $50 shares, the
number voted was All, l3l. There was a
protest against voting the 1876, CPS shares
formerly held by L. G. dupont over
whic there was a law suit.
Protests against voting bonus stock aud
against thea adoption Of the formal reso.
luton OF approval OF the acts OF the
directorate during the past year were
filed. Each protest was received and
flied without comment or other action.
The stock, held by the DUPONT Securities
Company, MAS vote despite the protest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-03-16
Back From Florida

After spending the winter at Delray,
Florida, v. h. Shourds has again return
ed to our midst. MIR. Shonrds reports
that the several Jersey tourists, who are
spending the winter AT Delray, are all gay
and happy and in Prime condition phys
%ieallv.
The heaviest frost in that section since
1895 occurred oil February 2d aud did
heavy damage to growing crops with the
exception Of citron frnit, which WAS not
injured. Tons Of fish were killed in
shallow streams and lakes by the cold.
Ocean fish were so benumed that thew
were thrown OH the beach by the break
pers and were picked up and carried away
by the natives by thousands. Scarcely
had the frost left the fields when the gar
dening industry was revived with renew
ed vieOr. The new crops look promising,
but the fruit will be late for that part of
Florida.
The catch of shad on the st. Johns
river is the heaviest in a score Of wears.
In the Savannah and intervening rivers
the catch lias been light.
To my agricultural friends | will say
that the hlne-birds warbleth it carols OF
springtine as lar north as the Carolinas.
and the feathered messenger from the
southland will o the advent of
spring weather 10 the Jersey trucker in a
lew days. 10 my fishermen friends. the
sllad are gradually working ~northward,
but several days will intervene before it
pushes its smiling face into the lev waters
oil tile Delaware. sFzz
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-03-16

Mention SOCQI Notes
The Whereabouts and Doings
of Good People You Know

Mrs Thomas Taylor spent "Wednesday
with frien Is IN Salem.
Mr. VIM. d. Dngan, of Pli~ladelplia,
spent Thursday with his mother, Mrs.
Maria Dugan.
Mrs. Sue Reed ri pleasautville has been
Visiting her danglter-in-law, Airs. Johm
B. Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Townsend have
returned home alter delightful trip to
Fort M, ers, Florida.
Mrs. Maggie Snmmarill has been visit
ing her friend, Mrs. j. Henry Smvth, m
PhiladeIphia.
Mrs. LcsI e Wood, who has beet quite
sick ior several weeks, is lpcuperating at
Atlantic City. Mrs. Harry d. Thomas
accompanied her.
Mrs. Mary l'eliy, who is living will,
her danehLer, Mrs. Elwood Layton, re-
Gently fell and broke her ribs. She is
restir 9 comfortably from tile shock.
I4aAsea DaIbow of Wenonah Academy
1las been home Tor n few DAYS while his
notlier, Mrs, Harry A. DaIbow, was very
IL. She Is now much better.
Samuel II. Sayre and John NJ. Wells
attended the annual supper aud confer
encr ni the directofs OF brotherhood of
S Andrew in Philadelphia Tuesday
light.
Ciarence Fisher, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. Fisher, on Pine Street, lao was oper-
at Il on tor appendicitis at the Delaware
tlpspiiai. Wilmington, Il few weeks ago, is
rap'dlv rfcoverii z his health and Will
p' badly he brought home within the
mex few days.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-03-16
Live Wire Lectures

The lecture last Friday in the Baptist
Church by Ivan p. Flood, on training
growing lie the greatest work in the
world, training boys, was timely, clear.
forcible and instructive. Tha need OF
outdoor life, physical training as well as
intellectual and moral was aptly and fore
IDLY put. The play grounds and boy
scout movements were extolled and Incl
dentally Peddie Institute, the Baptist
School at fiightstown, was advertised.
The continuation of the Christian
Workers Institute IN the Baptist Church.
Pedricktown, ON Saturday was OF equal
educational value OF the same lines from
another angle.
II SOCIALIST LECTURE
by D. r. Tanner in Odd Fellows Hall
OH Saturday night was another live wire
topic that few have had AN open mind to
consider. lie believes that as tile people
can run the public roads, post offices, par.
Gel post and schools tor the benefit of all.
why not ~nationalize other industries
which are run at big profit and for specu-
lation?
People have reasons to complain When
an increase OF wages to the coal miner.
results in an increase OF 80 cts. a ton tt
the consumers, when food is held foi
speculative profits and people are il
iced.
He said the socialist vote fell off at the
last election because so many voted fol
President Wilson, because he endorses
the eight hour day and kept MS out o
war.
The first great socialist did not conn
as a ruler OF men in his day, but as az
humble co-lahorer who was a ~carpentel
and vent among the fishermen for biz
discinles.