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The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
PAGEANT HAD
INCEPTION
IN ENGLAND

The missionary pageant of DARK
ness and Light" a. be staged Ina the
arena for four weeks, April Is 20
MAJ 20. had its incepticn In Lon
don. England. about 10 years aso.
II was held In conjunction with The
World In London" and was one OF
the outstanding features of the biE
production. Since that time. u has
been offered In several cities In TIE
United States and has scored con.
Spicuous success.
The pageant IN q spectacular mu
sic drama With elaborate scenic in
vestiiure and vivid portrayals II Is
an impressive grand opera OF
Christian history depicting the TO
nance OF missions. and has had a
spiritual inspiration fer church per.
cons.
Discussing the influence of the
Pageant. Marie NJ Forrest. assistant
rageant master. who nas fer some
time helped direct the spectacle,
said:
"A unique missionary stimulus has
been given. MultItudss OF outsiders
have becums interested In miss loas
Few have been able 10 maintain an
Indifferent attitude toward the ~
geant and It's message. II haE
proved an inspiring demonstration
OF church unity. with various
branches Of the church working In
perfect harmony for the success oi
their great enterprise,
But above all, the pageant is {
revelation OF the power and progress
OF Christian missions ami the recon
structicn OF the civilized world
The pageant IL not mere Per.
Torrance by persons from the out
side. bur Il Is a gigantic grouping
q workers from the city itself In
all as many as 10000 men. women
and children are enrolled
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
BALL TICKETS
WILL BE PUT ON
SALE THURSDAY

Tickets for the opening game OF
the American league baseball sea.
sor in Detroit. April IL. will be pui
on sale Tuesday m ornirg Al so
o'clock AZ Soper A Co Dime Hank
building The Detroit Bafeball com
pany also announces that anyone
wishing American league schedules
may obtain them from the company
by sending a self-adcresscd sta.need
envelope.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

saxar.-Detroit Wholesale prices;
Crystal dominoes. alb. tiL7s; erys-
tai dominOeS S-lb.. tli.7S: eagle tab
let's ,i0ts: cut loaf. 1856; cubes.
sss5. xxx powdered, sac; stand
ard powdered. tssb. Kranulated. extra
coarse. tSA0, GRADUATED. nne in
bulk. SAD. graduated. ssh. cot
tons. s. fS; crystal domino granu-
lated. 3-ib. and S-lb. cartons. In
cases ts65. crystal domino granu-
lated. HF cases. tSTS' diamond a.
Ss2S: No. s. - 70; No. s. ttls, No. Z,
$50. No. \. sS0B. No ?, IS No. 10.
tTsS. No. II. $50: No. ~. tI.ss; No
u. $3.50 No. tG $50. No. rs. $3.50,
non-cakinE mixture, ts.2S. beet gran
ulated. tSiS per 100 lbs household
powdered i'c. - TO case. t2S6.
household powdered. IL. IS 10 case.
tts3 per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
DETROIT TIM S

tank, wagon or iron barrels sse'
easelias, tal$e sai s---...
pork. SIS 50 . 40: clear backs saIm -
h ham 800 49, eis . , sri's s.ssnl
irc. beef earcaases. ifA 0tehc per
10 lard In tlerees fiAe: kettle rem
dered. fsxc 10.
Htses-No. 4 cured hides. ale; No
iec. No. I green bulla. lac. No.
cured veal Kip. sse; no. green veal
kip. 9sos No. I cured murrain. lc;
No I green murrsin. lee: No. ! cured
horse hides. ssfb; No . horse hideA
tT.aS: No. 1 tallov, sncs No. 2 tai
No Kip and calf. lie on: sheep
skins (as TO amount WOOL, oeusa
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

NEW YORK. March 3l.--The week
u actual bank statement today show
80 the following charges
Surplus dFcreased feAeb62to. loans
Increased Sc 93I GOO reserve In own
vaults decreased So. $50. 0oe. reserve
IN federal reserve banks Increased
g6It& GEO. reserve in other depositar-
les Increased s2g5. coo net demand fr-
posits decreaaed 1881 200. net time
deposits inCreaaed g. OF 600. circula-
ton decreased tta3 0oe aggregate re-
serve gTff SIS 900
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
NEW Noak PRoDrcEA

NEW YORK. March 81 Flour; I'm
settled and lower. Pork Firm. meas.
S26.5ougf. Lard. Strong. middle
west SPOT. s20T5R $3.50 sugar paw.
steady. centrifugal IS test t5.TT q
SIS muscovsdo 50 test. s5H5.ts re-
fined. quiet. cut loaf. ts.aa: crushed.
tS7S powdered. ts.Se. granulAted.
s1.sNs coffee. Rio No. on spot.
atsc Tnlirw. Stronger, special. i1ts G.,
city. 1sAc. country. i3nl3i=c Hay;
steady. prime No I. sfl0Ui,ib, No.
3 g. n soc: clover. sSc0ti .o5. Dressed
poultry stronger; turkeys, 1atc,
chickens. tSd2sc. fowls. isb q IS y e.;
ducks iSd1Sc Live poultry: Firm
-. gese. l5Rl6c ducks sac fowls
2sn.-c. turkeys Csc. roosters. 1sc:
chickens. hrpilers t9n2ic. Cheese:
Firm state milk. common 20 spe-
Gals 2AH 70 81 c. skins. common 10
specials. lon 0tsc.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Butter-ENtra creamery. 3eisc III;
creamery nrsts. 3stsc dairy. sSc 10.
packing stock. etts ID
EHEH-Frssh receipts cases includ-
ed hrHts. 81 l. C. dor current receipts
20a doE Receipts Saturday. 2s5e
cases
Ch~e-~- MlchiE gar hrsts. n ~ New
York CSC domestic SWisR Is q zoe
imported GwisE. 50 ~ SOC brick cream.
&c iimburEsr. LIB. CSC. Tn. 2tit q.
long horns. 1ttl &C. daisies. II y y - = c
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
cHICAGo LIVE srocN

UNION STOCK YARDS, III. March
3t-HoEs Receipts Z. 900. market
steady 81 higher MlNed and butch
ers slAS5utb SIS good heavy. $3.50
Hfb.5G rough heavy fifS5 ~ Is.
light tl4Tam 3 so. piss sieFsH
ia3S cattle Receipts 900 market
steady Beevcs. 50 100 1880 COWS
and heiferS f5.56Ilos sforkers and
feeders tlaP.N0. Texans. fe.45n 90. -
calves. sss0Tit sheep Receipts p
90 market steady Natite. SIC 3eM
1855 western. sleTSe ie-ae. lambs.
Sl2Gl5. western. ste50ul 50.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
petro,t Bank clesrirc,

Detroit hank clearing fer Satur
day were S1.167.39G2 p. total clear
ings for 1917 70 date are tsj3 $50.
4s7 o.. AZ against 4s1,7i3s17r0 ;cr
the corresponding period in 1916
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. March 5l--ii0gs re-
ceipts SOC. SLOW yorkere SIS 20
mixed $3.50. med uns SIS Is. pigs.
tisse. rouEhs t1525 stays, tlaas.
cattle receipts. ; cars st~Ady. Sheep
and lambs. receipts one car slew
top SIS. calves. receipts, 100 steanN'
ton ITS
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
cHTCAeO surTrR wApErT

CHICAGO. March si.-Buttsr. IN.
trAA ~ 9c. arsts. t10l1c. dairy sr.
iraA tsdtoo arstA as0s7Ho. Eggs
Prime ordinary. se9aoAe: nrsta afe
Cheese' TwinA 3aa5sEe. Yonus
smerlcas 2ih 6ase. 1--we poultry
Fo~le NC. sucks 7ac. reese 1I0fee
springs 2ar turks TO-. Potatoes
Receipts IL cars wisconsin arc
nnnssota. t-1o0fte fancy west
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

n1nm 2laseh sls-The
uvvulss sss saneiai To-
- neus II sedays short
- sfook markst that
>cnonlIy dIGersnt from
&no hcGnro this week In
n 1rn1lng was only nom
$500 vas light Price
oosrsu with an easier
cr(uol ~ uttle more than
49, ~ session. with a
oooe %. A few OF
$3.50 sAOwed strength or
~ Ne case may be. Ohio
- AGAIN In active de-
1890 Of three to ave
"a roxas on and Amer
~ q Leathsr were weak.
>nafkn which has marked
49, 1uring the entire week
~ 1uring the halliday
$50. Traasrs refused TO
4 e6nsclssG awaiting the
~ q congress. The mar
- etondy II the close. but
nn6ons and Marine were at
-. 49,. n--~s - a. day
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

The weekly sarsr isrter ~ ". r.
EdEsr a son says Nth rvfsrvncs 70
eeetr on Tues@ay, Marrh
Mich gan-Ohis heets advanced g
points 20 BASIS T.st arc ~ m OPT
inn Of business - rnnrsday - hasfs
fse OnsrtnGs nov consigt - harrsis
ana bulk baEr gnly " ltulited auan-
ttfias-ne t-fSc. western begta are
act Offered sast ~ the Aisstssigpi
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO March st-Hogs Re-
celpts. light. market steady heayies.
si54e. mediums. stS.15 70 rs 80. york
srs. sia5On t5.25; good pigs, tll.Seu
II calves steady. sheep and lambs
steady
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, March a.
Cattle. Receipts 20 market dull
Prime steers sit75at23s. butcher
grades SION, cows. s36e09.2A.
Calves. Rscelpta $50 market &C
tice. 25c lower Gull 70 choice. $50
so. sheep and lamns. Receipts.
5000 market slow. lQc lower for
LAMBS choice lambs. 1850 q 1915,
Gull 70 fair. Si2B00ib. yeariings. tl2
9ttso; shsep. ns.se1is.1k Hogs:
Receipts. $500. market active. 10 10
l5c higher. Workers tl5t0N is 80 ,
pigs. tt215at5.25. mixed. $500
10: heavy. Sis.go1 -: roughs. ti&.sSa
lAl0. stays Si s0ht2lS
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Quotations BY PAin.. webber 4 Co.
MAJ ~ Oper FiKh Low NloSe
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO March sI.-C1ose wheat.
cash tsoTE May t-ot. July sissA
Corn. cash ti.13; May si.z1H July
ti1sL Oats cash sac Nav $50
July 81 &c Rye. cash ~ Isl. clover
seed. cash and March $3.50: April
$40 40: Oct. ssss. AIsiks prime and
March tii.so Timothy, cash and
March tfEs Butter. brtck creamery
t1c. tub creamery tihc. Eggs. fresh
unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Wv Y0nN srTrrn Avn eggs

SEW TeRk March sf-Butter
Steady rfreipts. 1886. creamery *
ira Sc 40. special market. 20 y q
kSc. state dairy tubs 320A2i4c. int
tation creamery hrsts. 3.H3s EgEA-
r~rm recsinfs 1889 nearby white
fanr3 8GQ 13c nearby mixed fancy.
go 3sc fresh frsts ISL " 35c.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO March 3Ir--opening-
wheat. Nav down &C July up Z q.
September down Le Corn. Nay nn-
changed July up skc. Ssptsnh@> M
Y g. oaxss Nas nnsAan&eS 19I8 an
tsc September unchanged frowt-
SONS steady.
Cfose-wheat May down &c. July
up We: September up 1c Corn May
up lc: July -unchAnged. September
unchanged Oats NAY np @e- July
Visions lower.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

CHICAGO. March si.--wheat was

CHICAGO, March si.--wheat was
easier a. the start today and showed
a substantial upturn ON later trades.
Traders we've waiting on congress.
Forecast Of unsettled weather over
the wheat belt caused selling at the
start. May opened down IS and
lysisr lost IA, closing Al las IA
July opened mp Ia. later gaining IL
and closing az l.64 IL. September
opened down Ia. later gaining and
closing Al A. 81 Ia.
Corn was firm, with little trad
ing. May opened unchanged bus
later gained l-2. closing At lis 90.
july opened up IL and closed
unchanged At LII is. September
opened up Ia and closed unchanged
at lis.
Firmness prevailed In oats.
DETROIT. March sl--closs The
grain market was quiet at the open
ing Bulls were afraid OF rain in the
southwest which everyone admits
would quickly bring prices lover. Fhe
ness was quoted In the markets OF
Europe.
Unfavorable crop reports have been
received from so many reliable sour
ees that the condition cannot De ig.
norsd. without rain prompt sne
plentiful the country iE contTcnted
With a heavy abandonment % acre
age that viii put prices on a level
with the old crop IN the estinaa-
ton OF many Observers Prices ARE
already very high for new crop gram
but there are bulls who think the
short time. This advance can be pre-
vented only BY an abundant and I'M
mediate supply % moisture over the
winter wheat heids Of the southwest
There 10 believed TO be large short.
are in July wheat. which was sold
BY those who believed IN rain.
The cash demand and high price
holds the May deal at it's high level
and there appears little chance Tor
any important decline. unless sman
exports continue and the wheat can
not be taken out Of the country En-
ports from day 20 DAY are small a.
shown IN statistics. but ~ 10 gener-
ally believed that much wheat h so
ing out on the quiet.
Wheat advanced ic in the early
trading and later declined. closing
with July unchanged and the other
Cash elovsrseed declined use
Saturdays wheat quotations: cash
No. red. t1.0T. May opened without
change NJ t1.ee. advanced TO s1-lo and
declined 90 t30s. July opened AZ
sisTL. advanced 20 SISSY and de-
eiined TO sisTh. No. 1 white. s7.et.
Saturdays coarse grain quotations.
Corn. cash no. !. sffs: No yellow.
st.sT asked; No. yellow. i-ts =.
Oats: standard. roc bid; No. white.
ssnc: No. white. ssLc: Michiran
Central standard. To1c. Rye; Cash
No. = 81 So bid Beans: Immediate.
prompt and April shipment. $50.
seeds. Prime red clover. SO. 20;
April sis.te: alsike. sli.So; timothy
ssse
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
saturday included .0oe bbls OF Hour.
I cav ~ wheat Z OF corn and 5 OF
oats SHIPMENTS were l.00o bbls 81
-four. 4 GEO bu % corn and 10000 ou
OF oats stocks are $4,000 ou o.
wheat s1p, eee bu OF corn. 1it.ooo
bu OF oats and so.ee0 bu OF rye.
Exports OF wheat and nour Sstur-
DAY. fis SEQ bu-
Saturdays wheat receipts Du-
Iuth. nothing. against 1s cars year
ago: Minneapolis. az cars. AGAINST
3te: winniDeg. 1ss cars. AGAINST I'll.
Chicago. a. ears against Tvs. ~outh-
vest tSs 600 bu against $4,000 M
Primary wheat rscetpts were l.lss.-
GOO hu. against i.sso.o0e bu q year
ago.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Eiain Butter

EJGTN. Ill-.-Butter Sales. &C, an
advance % &c over last week.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

Election dag. Monday. April 2 be
ing legal holiday the Detroit banks
wft not trnnsact business on that
DAY.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

DETROIT. March se.--cattie; Mar
ket dull; best heavy steers.
$40 So4ii. best handy weight
butcher steers ss2SaS.TS; MIXED
steers and helfers sSsoas.s; handy
light butchers s707.ES. light butch
srs. tsSouT. best cows sI.ss0s;
butcher COWS. sase0 s.2S, common
cows, 5000. camera tS0Sso; best
heavy bulls ss.2S0s: bologna bulls.
tLs5aT,ss: stock bulls ss9ssos
mixers and springers, tsc0s0. Veal
calves: Market steady. Sheep and
lambs, Market steady best lambs tik-
20 q 1859; fair ambs, ti4.Se0ia; light
20 common lambs tiSuif. fair TO
gooa sheep tlel OIL cul and COM
mon. tI0s Hogs. Market prospects
10 90 lsC higher
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
Produce

what has been called the boycott"
or strike against the Kosher butch
ers g. on A. least u is announced
that the meat market viii Be open
again saturday night and receivers 81
poultry are again looking forward 70
an active trade next week Mean
while the market "a VII cleaned up
for over sunday and Sc nrm In tone
Butter and eEgs are both nrm. with
what price changes there are apt TO
he upward Dressed calves are IN
excellent demand and pota toes are
steadily hrm-
AppI.s-ss.sOQA osr Dbl TOR
cbofce and e5ds for fancy.
Bananas Good shipping stock.
81 50 q 50 ounch-
B~na.-Dried Limas. i5c 10.
CrsaberrIes-Lats HoWes. - Ter
pressed Calves - Fancy. lsalacs
No e. isNixr per 10.
Dr~@sea Hess Light. n 9lSe;
heavy. 1SG lec. 10.
Ftnaan HaadieA-lbc ID.
Fresh Neg~tuste@ = ftadfsnes, 3 n
8Ac aoz parsley. p g 4Qc eqr- gu
ca ibssSs HbE bo1Ns. r. ~ @sFes
rots, $50 on. cauiifiower. 3. - dos
head lettuce. Iceberg. $500 case
shsiiotts. 506ssc doz. Florida celery.
yAso9S case. tomatoes - per e-bas-
S ::s; rrs', .ss. EE:S ii Es'' az.
trected. 99i9c ID.
Hny-Dstroit shippers ar paying
the following prices for -alsd nay ia
en- 'Gtf p .taG9a-a 70 ,ma, s
fssoolE hight miIsa. fia-ss01t:
rsSselt 10 . niTed seaI' Ne
aie: wheat ana Dat stray. ISso5S
L~-s-.-st,seA7s per BOX
Limes-sl1gGl.k per 100.
bgsse. D e5ssrs' .rssiseIs. 80.
,o,-ss:..-Nsvsia zoe Flor'ds'
os,er. - 0o Per ioo-lb SIX,
spanish onions. s27s crate. Befmu-
| das. sfsn2415 per crate.
oniss sets-Whits or yellow, - -
POTATOES - Michigan car lots =
bags. f7s092s5 bu-. new B~rmudas
SO per hbi IS per bu.
PsuItry Springs. 7S6 7tc: LIZ
springs. 20 . &c: heavy hena Is
r 11ss 1875: geese. ioasi~
| ducks as4zSc 10.
stvswberTies-loc quart.
sweet Pesstses-Jerseys kiln dris'
goBBrse PRICES
gal: Lima beans. nIO91sc: corn
fancy Maine ti.sS; standard $3.50
$50: table beta tiSlsgLas: peas
salmon. TAN ti40: rnarrowrat peas,
ti.as0735: early June. si-se sifted
early June. $40 don Tomatoes
standard. 81 S0ai.so doE
medium, 5000 fancy. g01sis 30
l4h 01BNci lib packages. iso2fc.
Feed-TobbinR prices. J00-lb. sacks
bran. sci. standard middlinEs So
! fine middlinEs. tt5: cracked corn.
sac. coarse corn meal. tfs. corn and
/ oat chop. SO ton.
Yposr-AIobbing prices; Best Michi-
/ gan patent, 1910 second patent s.
Il 80 straight. $3.50 pure rye. 80.
spring patent. $3.50 Dbl In = IN pa
/ per sacNs-
ou-Rav finseed. ti.0s. boiled lln-
/ seed. SL0s In barrel lots kerosene
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

IN Z ss : : q = :, = f;ix. 100
! = & IN Z {. :: :. ', ~ 5. .,
.. - a. as. 50 at az. 10
- csa.--ies at Ts. !, at
NJ a. pfd.--sss AZ les.
Ggplpg--Sss at ziH, 50 az
uk. Is AZ Sih. % at T1k,
Lstvess---ss at sTH. Is at
: y~usess IA at ss
~ q -. IS At IS 20 At
g 30 ~ ssx. rs at
2 "a '1.3s1 shares.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31

4 y. ~sil:se. : s ess t 100; a.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-31
NrM NoRk CoT-rnN MARkEr

QaotatIon- ~ Palne. Webber 3 -.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
If You Need a New Suit or
Overcoat
OVerCoat

1t will be to your interest to attend this
special sale. We place on sale
Our IS Boys Suits and Overcoats at $3.50.
The Sc Boys Suits and Overcoats at $3.50
The Sc. so Boys Suits and Overcoats at S..
The 81 Boys Suits and Overcoats at S..
The So Boys Suits and Overcoats at S. 80.
The 50 Boys Suits and Overcoats at Sc.
The BIO Boys Suits and Overcoats at ST..
One lot of Boys Mackinaws that were. S..
and IS now $3.50.
All Mems $l2, $3.50, $l5 Overcoats, $40
All $3.50, $l8 and 500 Overcoats, SIS.
Mackinaws that were SO now Sc.
Sheepskin Corduroy Coats that were $3.50
now $3.50.
A few patterns in Mems Suits that were sl2
$3.50 and SIS will be sold at $40.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
Singin Skule Seats

The reserved seat plan for the Singin
Skule Beginment, which is to be present
ed at the Community Hall Thursday aud
Friday nights, February Sth and 9th,
O'Clock Wednesday morning, February
7th. Plan will be on Tor both nights
and seats may be purchased or tickets
exchanged for reserved seats or ordered
by phone.
Tickets are selling like hot cakes and
there seems now to be little doubt but
the hall will be packed both nights. So
1t is suggested by the Pastors Aid Society
Of the Episcopal Church, who have the
entertainment in charge. that seats be
secured early.-Adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
Have You Seen Our New Shan
tung Pongee Yet?
If not stop in and inspect.

If not stop in and inspect.
This fabric will be unusually popular this
season. Our advance showing enables you to
make your selection from eleven different col
ors, including black and white. It's Sc inches
wide and priced at $3.50 the yard.
Paisley Silks are very fashionable Just at
this time. being used for evening waists. lining
and trimming. 40 inches wide and a good
heavy satin. Our price is 1925 the yard.
Novelty Silks Satin striped plaids and
checked effects, Sc inches wide, and a wonder
full range of %colors. adaptable for suits and
separate waists. $l.75 to 1925 the yard
Vanity Satin. When looking for that
evening dress don't forget Vanity Satin is one
of the most favored silks. Comes yard wide
il, all the odd as well as the staple evening
shades. including ivory aud white. has a rich
lustre and priced at 20 the yard.
Crepe Silks. Crepe de Chine and Crepe
Meteor are also included among the wanted
7silks;' are 10 inches vide, in 20 different
shades and priced from. 81 80 to 81. so yard.
Black Silks. In light, medium and heavier
weights of Taffeta, Satin, Creprs. Messalines
and numerous Others, priced from 81 to $3.50
the yard
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
Men, Come Here and Bring
Your Bows

We want you to see our special Shoe sale in
gun metal, that includes blucher, broad or me-
dun toe. or the English last with leather or
rubber sole. Values So so and $500. The
price tor Saturday 1888 and SO 90.
Stylish shoes in mahogany, gun metal and
tan on the English widths A to ID. $500,
$500 and $500.
A very sturdy Boys Shoe in gun metal,
blucher or button, $3.50 value. Very special
at $40 z
Other Shoes for the boys in gun metal, tan,
patent colt and mahogany, from $3.50 TO 81.
A big special in Boys Shoes will be in gun
metal. Value SO. sizes 10 to l3!, at 81 so.
Fathers, come over and bring the boys. All
OF the above are wonderful bargains. Z
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
Odd and End Clearance of
Women's O~utergarments

The last opportunity to purchase winter gar.
ments at clearance prices. No heavy stocks.
Every garment new and up-to-the- minute.
We aim to to sell every garment Nothing
must be carried over.
! Wool Velour Check Coat, $50 >, $500
% Lingerie Waists, 81 %
4 Balmacaan Goats, $50 375
Q Velour Check Goats. 800 1875
l Near Seal Coat, $llO 1000
| Hudson Seal Coat, 5000 1850
l Hudson Seal Coat, $l65 1880
l Silk Velvet Coat, $65 1000
! Green Velvet Suit, $50 25 90
! Green Velour Check Suit, $50 1900
8 Suits, fur trimmed, $50 1000
2 Broadcloth Suits, $35 1850
Serge Dress, Beaded, 500 1000
2 Embroidered Cloth Dresses, $50 1900
Velvet Skirt, green. $40 $50
I Corduroy Skirts, $3.50 400
Is Flannel & Madras Tailored Waists, 81 80
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
That Brand

I'VE drank from the same canteen -
exclaimed the old soldier. Illuminating.
"But wasn't you AFRAID OF the mi
crobes p suggested his granddaughter.
Gee No microbes could live in the
stuff we was drinking, child P'-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
8.95, $495, S5.S and S5.95

Worth from S. to $40 the pair.
The sale Of odd lots and broken sizes con-
tinued at $l.95, 81 40 and 1895. Our advice
is-buy several pairs of these shoes while you
can get them at the above prices.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
Wonderful are the Values in Ready
to-Wear Garments at the Big Store
First on the List is an
Jewelry Department Specials

We have purchased a special lot OF 10 and
l2-kt. solid gold top Jewelry, guaranteed 10
years. Bar Pins, Cuff Pins, Cuff Links, Ban
gle Bracelets and Brooches. These goods are
regular SOC and 81 values. For this sale csc
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
Don't Fail to Visit Our Art
Section

Where we are giving daily lessons in yarn
crocheting and knitting. At this time we are
showing the new spring shades in yarns suita-
Bile for spring and summer wear. Our new
spring line of Royal Society packages is now
on sale-also showing a full line Of Children's
Wear and Underwear.
fEslF~4s TyFN
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-02
Wonderful Values in Women
and Growing Girls Shoes

We have placed on sale 1900 pairs Of high
grade Shoes, purchased from one of Philadel.
phia's largest shoe manufacturers.
NOTE-These are from manufacturers of
exclusive high-grade Shoes-orders that had
been given but cancel!ed-made up too late
Tor shipment.
We purchased them at prices that enable us
to offer them to our customers at
Evening star., 1917-09-29

The street car conductors and motor
men in San Juan. Porto Rico, went on
strike Thursday after cash fare boxes
had been installed on the cars. Taxi
cab and motor bus drivers have con-
tributed to the strike benefit fund.
Evening star., 1917-09-29
LEASES ARE NEGOTIATED.
Boss & Phelps, Inc, Effect Many
Rentals During Past Month.

Leases were negotiated during the
past month by Boss and Phelps. Inc.
on the following properties:
No. 1927 Park road northwest, to
Col. ]. H. Rice. This property was for
merly occupied by Representative Page
Of North Carolina.
No. 3114 18th street northwest. to DR..
Raymond Pearl of the food administra-
don.
No. 1s47 Newton street northwest. to
Henry N. Hall. Washington representa-
tive of the London Times. Mr.. Hall
leased the house furnished.
No. 1924 Biltmore street northwest, to
Representative George r. Lunn of New
York. Mr.. Lunn leased the house fur
nished.
No. S421 s4th place northwest. to
Frank Harter of Washington. The
house was leased furnished.
No. 1858 18th street northwest. to c.
II. Mcdonald. an attorney of the Fed
eral Trade Board.
No. 1864 Park road northwest, to Maj.
Robert Yerkes.
No. 1928 California street northwest
to Mrs. Ada Osborn. Mrs. Osborn will
occupy the house during the winter
moving in from her summer home al
Frederick. Md.
No. 3425 Newark street northwest. to
lieut. Jacobs, U. S. N
No. 3429 Porter street. to Mai. Keeler
Of the purchasing department of the
War Department.
No 1908 Morrison street northwest, to
Or. Jameson of the bureau of chemis-
try, Department of Agriculture
An apartment in the Eehigh. to W. B.
Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League.