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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-07-12
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

| hereby announce myself a candidate for
nomi alton for CLERK OF the Circuit rt OF
Garrett county, subject to the result OF the
Republican primary election, and solicit the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-07-12
Deer PARK. District No. 10.
For HOUSE OLE DELEGATES.

GrAntsyille, District Nos.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Camp Meeting Closed

The ten days religions service in the
Tabernacle Of the i'enus Grove Camp
Meeting Association closed last Sunday
night with five hundred persons pres
ent. Rev. F. A. DeMaris, District Super
intendent, preached Il folcible sermon
on Goods Workmanship and the Need
OF Human Corporation to Advance the
Spiritual Kingdom OF Christ ON Earth. ;
lie commended the Mayor and Council
highly Tor their efforts aud moral force
against license and SUNDAY business.
The meeting closed bv the choir and
audience singing "IIail Emmanuel"
lGod With Us] with much spiritual
iervor.
At the morning serv ce Rev. S. Apple
gate preached a lengthy sermon on Tie
need If spiritual light in life and public
affairs.
The mosquitoes and hot weather inter-
Tered with comfort some evenings.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
DuPonts Increase Pay

The dupont Company gave an increase
OF from 10 to 20 per cent. to their work
men August l. which began with those
OH the pay roll April |, and took effect
for work July ]. Charles Copeland. assist
ant treasurer, said:
AS the effect of the increased cost oil
living is proporiionately greater in The
Case Of eniplo. "a holding minor salarled
positions, the monthly salary rates have
been increased between the limits OF
about 2h per cent. rs applied To the low
est salaried position s. aud 10 per &. Mt. fnr
the highest salaii-d positions, aud the
cash bonus rate has heen changed to 20
per cent. OF the new salary rate in all
cases.
',Your new salary rate is five times the
mount OF your Cash bonus check en-
closed herewith.
"rlree revisions result in an increa g
in the aggregate (%salary aud cash bonns
coinbineu) which varies from about Is
per cent lor the lowest salaried positions
to about ~ per cent. Tor the highest
salaried positions.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
County Tax Problems

The County Board OF Taxation has met
twice with the Salem and i'enns tiruve
fraction Co. but were not able to agree
upon any definite valuation OF the prop
erty. The Board has also had a injecting
will, the Powder Company officials with
the purpose oil fixing the 1917 assess.
upnt.
On the first Tuesday in August all the
local assessors met with the County
Board when they had all Of their asst SIS
ment lists completed.
The rules provide that the Board may
from time to time anthor u one or more
OF its members 20 confer with assessors.
municipal governing bodies, and inter
esting tax payers inthe liking districts
OF the county, with a view to aiding in
the equalization of assessments, the
member or members so authorized to re-
port to the Board on the work done.
The assessment hooks OF the taxing
districts Of the county 81 all he open to
public Inspection at the office OF the
Board and may be examined by any
interested taxpayer on application to the
Secretary of the Board.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10

BARN and HOUSE BURNED
Firemen Save Houses After De-
lay in Arriving

Soon after john w. Flanagan had left
til" barn last Friday, August Sd,
and had sat down TO suppe fire b,
gan to rage in the p~assageway in front
OF the horses on the property OF Mrs.
Katie Htllman, at the corner of NnItI,
Broad Street anu Elvin Avenue. The
window at the south corner of tile barn
and tle door ut the north eud being
open the dranght of air made a rapid blaze
that soon became unbeardbIe to he neaI t.
PaulJ erker ran across the street and
got one Of Mr.. Flanegan's houses out.
Mr.. Flanagan ran intn the barn to get
the other out, but MAS unable to do so
because the horse refused to come ont
and LIE was hnint d so badly ON the face
that lie had to get out for his own safety.
The barn was entirely burned with the
horse, harness, hay, and some farm
machinery and implements. Mr.. Flame
gan valued the horse at $3.50 and tile
other articles lost at $3.50, on which there
was no insurance.,
The one story dwelling on the south
side OF the barn, about ten feet distant.
and facing Elvin Avenue. owned hI
Mr.. John Sa,prly, took fire and was
half burned. The arrival of the tirpmen
with the hose saved the house from en-
tire consumption.
Mrs. lIillman's loss is aboht $500.
partly covered by Insurance. Mr.. Saver
ly's loss rs about $500, partly covered by
insurance.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Keeping Up the Good Work

The program of activities at the For.
eign and Colored branches oil the Carney
Point Y. NJ. g. A. for Anenst, while not
=" extensive as nsnal has many interest.
Ing features and shows there is no le,up
IN the upllft end educational work under
Secretary La Guardia's able ERECTION.
Bible class topics for the month, are
"The Master Mind" "Sympathetic Tn.
d'ratanding Of Men," ''ClaiH,s OF Leader.
ship"
Every Friday there will he open al,
discussions Of subjects which give the
men u wide range Tor thought and EXPIRES.
sion Of their views.
On Saturday, 4th, there was an il.
Illustrated lecture on A trip around the
world in 80 days. considered a wonderful
feat when Nellie Bly, accomplished it in
1885, rivaliing Jules Vern-'s famous story
IN fiction OF u similar trip.
Sunday, 9Th. an outdoor religious lee.
inre on ''fhe Political World in Ci,rist's
Time"
Other features during the month are
moving pictures, a camp meeting, a home
talent entertainment for the benefit of the
Y VI. &. A army work Mt home and
abroad. aud n Watermelon party.
ftiz 3 Will he given The men for the
best gardens.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10

Mr.. aud Mrs. !. Cornell gave a poirr
party on Wednesday evening. August /.
at their home, 81 q street. Carney Point
in honor OF RECEIVING tile first prize ol
$25 for the liandsomest lawn in the vi
Iage, aud the fourth prize OF $40 for the
best vegetable garden.
During the evening selections were rem
dered on the piano by Mrs Clarence rim
negan, violin solos by Albert Cornell,
songs. by j. Cornell, Jr., aud VIM. Smith,
and a recitation by Romi- King. Rs
lreshments were also served.
Those present were Mr.. and MIS-. Burn,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. F%innegan, Mr.. and MIS-.
!. Cornell, Mr.. aud Mrs. JellIson, Mr..
and Mrs. llazlerig. Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Fin
negan, MIR. and Mrs. &. Alegraw OF vii.
mington, AIrs. Hull, Messrs. A. Cornell,
II. King, j. Rnwand, Master Norman
tinnegan; alsu Mr.. and Mrs. William
smith OF New York, who are visiting Mis-.
Smiths parents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Milk Dealers Must be Licensed

isy Chapter IA Laws oi New Jersey
1917, all dealers IN mix and cream, who
purchase rom or cpntract with producers
IN this state. or who iecpive milk or
cream from sicil ~praducris for shipment
sale or Manufacture. have To be dulv
licensed now 10y the Secretary at Agrichl-
tnre. Thus means that all ouI milk dealers
who buy from tafuIers rs We'll as ANY
other person who hnys milk or cream
diiect nom tarnaeis tor inahniac.iirp into
CANDIES, ice cream. lokv pokv, pastries.
ETC., have n Ike an application with the
secretary ot Agriculture lur a license to
TRANSACT such business aud have 20 ppt mp
4 bond tocavei the monthly Indebtedness
"a such piuduc IL.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
FINE new CLUB HOUSE
MOI Completed. Opening Post
poned For A Month

The large new club house on the
shore of the cove below the supervisors
village is nearing completion. 1t is Z
shaped with a hallway and smoking and
reading room connecting the ball or en-
tertainment room and the billiard room.
The ballroom is 41x70 feet with a stage
at the south end. 1t will be furnished
with movable chairs. The west room to
be used for bowling alleys is 4Ox91. The
billiard room is 1Sx32 and the library
on the second floor is 20x40. The con-
trace price is $4,000.
1t is being erected by the Realty
Construction Company, of Birming-
ham, Alabama, which has an office in
! Wilmington where c. c. Holden is sup
e~rintendent. 7. Il. Blanton is the man
ager in charge of the construction and
Roger b. Owing is the engineer super
intending. Mr.. Owing was the engineer
who superintendent the construction of
the new South Village last winter.
Previous he was on Deep Water Point.
MEMBERSHIP.
The membership list is now open.
The Opening Night" of dupont Club
If Carney Point WAS announced 10 he
next Tuesday. August 14th, but it has
been ind finitely postponed because of
excessive heat and unavoidable DELAYS in
con plotting the house. 1t will be held
,hont the middle of September.
The purpose of the Club is for the
social enjoyment of the members and
ladies of their families.
Various forms of entertainment such
as dances, motion picture shows. card
parties, pool and billiard tournaments
ETC.. will be provided, some free and
others at a minimum charge.
The Club will be open to members and
the ladies of their families from 8 A. M.
until midnight. 1t is expected that the
Club will be the center of social acti-
vities at Carney's Point.
Article III. Section . Of membership
states: "AI white male employees of
the +. i. DUPONT de Nemours & Com
pany in this vicinity are eligible to active
membership in this Club" Apply to ].
B. Darlington. Secretary. Plant No. 2.
for application cards. The application
card must be filled in and accompanied
by a check of two dollars covering the
initiation fee. Dues are one dollar per
month, payable quarterly, in advance.
Application card will be posted on the
bulletin board at the Club House for a
period of W weeks, after which time
the names will be acted upon by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. Their decision will
be mailed to the applicants. During the
two weeks the applications are posted
a visitors card will be granted, entitl-
ing the applicant to all the privileges of
the Club. II. l.. Miner, is First Vice
President, and J. B. Darlington, Secre-
tary. 4
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Educational Prohibition

The Gloucester Co. Prohibition Fly
ing Squadron, will hold a series of
prohibition educational meetings through.
out Salem county, beginning with a series
Monday evening, August 18th.
The Squadron will consist Of Rev.
Thomas fiuss and VIM. f Yarney oi
Woodbury., two able speakers. They will
also carry a ~stereopticon outfit and will
give illustrated open air lectures. They
plar to hold two meetings each night,
with favorable weather.
The first series will he as follows: Ang
18th. Monroevill- 7.30 p M, Elmer 8 45
p. III. Aug. l4th. Canton 100 p. M, Han.
cocks Bridge S.45 p. m. Aug. 10. sharp
town 40 pm. Woodstown S.45. Aug. Is.
Plttrg,ove 7.30 p. M, I)aretown S.45
pm. Ang. 17th. Auburn 7.30 pm Ped
rlcktown 8.45 p. IN. Ang. 18Th. Alloway
7 80 p. m. Qninton 8 45 p. M.
A second series will follow in the near
fuLure.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Fabrikoid For Upholstery

The scarcity Of leather has caused
manufacturers to search tor substitutes
which east less. Wood is being use Tor
heels on : ioes aud paper j. being uSei Tor
tIiers under Shoe snles, INT where leather
IS used tor coverings stiff cloths are being
used.
The high cost Of leather aud the ex-
celient qualities ol substitutes has war
,anted the government officials 10 issue
specifications calling Tor leather sahsti-
tutes Tor ship upt1Olsteiing. This will
save a large amount OF leather.
The substitute referred Il is dupont
F'abrikaii, Craftsman Quality. No. l.,
wi,icli is Il subsidiary Manufacture OF the
DUPONT Company. Que of their tabri-
koid factories + at Fairfield, Conn. As
the denaud of tins toHgh cloth increases
il will require the enlargement of their
factory ia Tile iabrikoid branch.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Called For Examination

The County BoArd uf Examiners have
sent ont notices for the drafted men to
ppear at the Conrt iInpse. Salem. for
examination. The first 100 appeared an
L lursdav and the s-cnni 100 appealed
this Friday Next MONDAY the work Of
examining will he resumaa an will co,i-
Time until SOP acceptable men are pro-
cured without exemptions.
Claims inr exemption mlst he made on
furnished forms aid filed ia seven DAYS
after the notice mailed by the Sheriff 70
'ppear Ten DAYS are allowed to file
afi lavits in support OF the claims.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
SUBSCRIPTION SIPS A YEAR
PENCILINGS
Interesting Items From Oldmans
Township

Miss Pauline Ztegler. Of York. Pa. Isl
visiting Mr.. ana Ms. d. clay Smith.
hiss Martha Burk is spending the week
win Miss Ella Corsoh In MOodstvWu.
Hamilton Pedrick has returned from a.
TWO weeks trip t-uroughout Tennessee iu
lie interest OF his seed business j.. +.
S@teten accompanied him.
Hiss Elizabeth Smith has returned from
a visit ia Red Lion. pa.
Norman LaylLen Is driving a new Eu.s.s
touring car.
d. Martin. who Is employed as miller
Ior il. = Justice d Co.. has moved Ills
Idllly from North Carolina into part ~
Wm. Burke double house.
Mrs. Lydia Nichols. Of Bridgatau + Wis
lihG Mf. aud Mrs. JOSEPH Nu1te
Ny. and Mrs Frank Body had as
guests on sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. IrseDh
DDuun, "i ManIua. and Nh. and Mrs. jesse
h9Seis' 81 NorristoWu. Pa.
MISS Nldra Milford, Of Gandeu. is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Crisofn.
MISS Emma Walker. Of philadelphia. ana
Miss Edith RisAer. of peuus Grove. visited
MI and Mrs. Albert RiSnef over SUNDAY
Mss Ruth Diebert is spending several
weeks with relatives in Owigsburg. Pa.
Miss Hannah Haggerty Ias returned
from a two weeks say FL SlIeu
Mrs. Avon Downs and children are Wis
ltif@ in Brideet9n.
Mr. and Mrs. George tfavenra Sneuf nart
II last week ID Ocean city.
Miss Marietta H0lton is spending a wool.
in Atlantic city.
Miss Hdhnah Hagsenty has a position
A4'AttH : -LIEE4
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Cooner sneftt Sun-
lay in W0Odst0wu.
frank SinIfsin has bought a Jackson
touring car.
Howard Ellis. who recently enlisted as
Nal4oh3l Huara aud who las beea ia
raining at SqmerYille. spent over SUNDAY
at bis home here.
Mss Eihel Johnson has returned from Il
Miss May tnnard Is visiting relatives I'm
Gambler aud NestvilIe.
Albert " S.fH.r 49,.
touring car.
Everett stump has a new Alaxwell tour
MG- ana Mrs. Albert Williamson spend
sunday viii relatives in Calndea.
MISS Iva Sparks is entert4iuina Misc
9'eita BauSlnan; Of Clifton Heights. ia
Mrs. Arthur Hertz has been Dendias, a
Nv 4a%s hlta der parents. MIR. and Mrs
Mgfell Ihomas. in Quinton.
I tutehtpWh mas Sent the following To the
lroht. samuel Turner. marine. on "A Snb-
narlie eLaser Walter Kemp. navy: Oscar
nuht hospital corp: Howard Drabold
husel Drdb9Iq and Joseph Henderson.
~fIalHe9rs Hillery Nanseiver and Howard
Ellis. National Guard. Dr.. FennfWara
JOB hson' stationed at League Island
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Colored Shoot-up

C"lnred met. engaged IA u small riot in
the nelgthori o"d ot East alint street
Ahd ~ltun'bnlt aNeut4- on Wednesday
morning. oHer family sffMis as usual. IL
the scrap a tnan known ~ "Biue' shot
4n"t'tr -nicknHmed 'Chlua,'' and then
knocked lam down and beat him badly
Nl'h TIE h"tt OF The l-volVef. Blue"
ma 'le woman IA tie ease then skipped
'ut 81 town aud their wh-reahonis are
hi'kh""i. DT. cd. Lainhorn was calf
ri ai"i dressed "Ciiua's" wounds which
consisted oi scalp laceration- wherrthe
Auliei p~ionghtd y lnrrow. and setue body
pruise,. No arrests Nefe made.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Pepper Picker Peppered

Itt'e WAS a seiions ~sl,"n,iug affair nj
'eiiiektnN" on Monday ali tie parti-
;'panis he'ug Italians. The men were
'ngsigttt p ctng prpp.ls when Are4lo
>tIacca gHt iItO an Argument with the
'afniet's wife over tie tun4brr oil pep-
pers he he'd picked Tier husband hem
'g ille quarrel calne out OF the honse
mi shoi ~tiscca IN the arm with a IS
chlihrr revolver, inficting a painful and
serious wound.
Hotl men were arrested and taken to
Nilrm Jul. The ftrmpr aas held in
$1,000 hetl Tor cunrt aud his victim under
$500 bail.
DR.. G l.. I.anlhorn dies sed Sliaeca's
wound at his tflicr hele in Penns
Giove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
CHURCH NEWS
Emmanuel Church

Sunday morning, address by Deaconess
Miss Katllriue h. Masden, of Camden.
Evening. monthly sacred musicale, con-
dncted by Mr.. John Walker Flanagan
aud his choir.
The Sunday School of Emmanuel NJ.
+. Church will take their animal excnr-
sion on Wednesday. August 10, 10 Wild
wood, leaving Penns Grove & 35 A. M.
Special excursion rate ST 90. Children
, years OF sge ard under II. hall
fare. S-lO-lt
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Now Managing Owner

Preston :. Foster, who has been for
several years Connected with the Elmer
fines AS ASSISTANT editor. has &C.
CURED a MAJ 'r1ty Ownership ~ the
stock Of the klner Tm.s a.. and il
now manage and r-sp msioGa head vi the
newspaper and ia printing hnsinesS.
Fhis change viii permit Editor y. +.
Foster 10 give praCrlcally al Of Ids time
tothe Interests of the ftrst \ ianai Bank
III Elmer. although te viii c. 'iiuue to
WELD tie editorial pea aud write news
matter lis heretofore.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
St. Paul's n. Z. Church

Rev. john W. Lynch will occupy tile
pulpit Of Broadway NJ. f. Church,
Salem, Sunday morning for Rev. DR..
John t~landley, who is called away rs
chaplain OF his regiment.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Paul's
VI. K. Cirurch decided last Monday moi
to hold the Harvest Home that iad been
announced previously,
Sunday morning, serinon by Rev.
William Bartlett, Of Pennsville. Even.
ing, address by Miss Katiri, 9 Masden,
of Camden, a deaconess OF the New Jer.
sey M. E. Conference.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Guards Gone

For the past tour months eleven men
from Non.ei vile. n. J.. whn helo, GET 10
the second Regiment National Guards,
with headquarters at Trenton, have been
gnaiding l. = powder works and 3enns
tirovc. they leit tbs Friday morning
under orders for PARTS unknown. We
will have 10 he our own home guard
now
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
MARRIAGES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AT high noon, August s, 1917, in En-
manuel parsonage, renns Grove, Mr.. Le-
10Y Dansbury, of Carney Point, WAS
married to Miss Viola Missioner, OF Ches-
ter, by Rev. Walter r. Atkinson. They
will reside IN Carney Point.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
Bethel n. r. Church

Services will be resumed in the Church
at 10 O'Clock Sunday when the Pastor
will preacl, on God and the Leper-'
Sunday School at His. Evening topic,
"a Great Feast Prepared For Yon,'
The Pastor looks fol increasing mmpe
at EACH service.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
RACHAEL e. WILLIAMS

who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
Hamilton Morris, on Delaware Avenue,
penns Grove. for some weeks, died
August Z, 1911, aged 80 years. Burial
will be at Nlinersvilie, Pa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10

A fair exchange is no robbery. We
will exchange beautiful bmlding lots in
Highland Park for Liberty Loan Bonds.
See K. W. HOFFMAN,, Aet.,
l-29-tf III ). Broad Street.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
TAYLOR-CLINE

William Taylor aud Miss Etizahetl
Cline, both of Penns Grove. were mar.
r'ed August 5, 1917, hy Rev. ", A.
Boyd, in Salem.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10

The Penns Grove RECORD is for sale at
Sickler's News Store, foot of Main Street,
Penns 1rove; at Brandriff's News store,
opposite Carney Point Post Office. If.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
MARY LOUISE DWYER

infant daughter of Mr.. and MIS- John
Dwyer, at ten;on Beach, died Thursday
morning, August y, 1917, aged 4 month .
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-10
OBITUARY

GEORGE w. AYRES, SIR.
died ut his home in Alloway on July 81,
aged So years. The funeral took place
from his late home OH Friday, the 3rd
inst.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23
BOX SPRINGS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Wilson enter
tanned friends at dinner Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Colbert, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Nc
Clure and Miss Mary Mcclure.
Mrs. e. 8. Crooker attended the
teachers meeting in Ordway last
Saturday, returning home on Sun
day.
Murray Boyd was quite sick last
Saturday.
Harry Mcclure left last Thursday
for Arlington, where he will spend
the week.
Rev. Spangler preached a very in
teresting sermon at the school house
last Sunday evening.
There will be preaching at 10 a. m.
at the school house on Thanksgiving
by Rev. Lunn, followed by a basket
dinner at IL o'clock. The afternoon
will be devoted to playing games, in
cluding basketball game between
the school children and the older
people.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23
W. b. AIS MEET TUESDAY

The w. B. A. of the Maccabees
will hold an important business
meeting next Tuesday at 2:3O p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Bruno. All
members are earnestly requested to
attend as the plan of the w. B. A..
Patriotic Service Fund will be dis
cussed at this time, and II possible
we would like the opinion of every
member of the review upon this
proposition. Florence Bruno, COM
mander.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23
PEAKVIRW NEWS

Earl Chase has come down from
Colorado Springs and will remain on
his homestead until about Decem-
Der 1.
Ed Brown left Thursday for Chilli
cothe, Mo-, where he will spend the
winter. He expects to return next
spring.
Mrs. d. j. Allen returned home
Thursday after visiting in Illinois,
Missouri and Kansas for the past
month.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23
rincess Theater
Program for the Week

FRIDAY, NOV. 23
Grind"
SATURDAY, NOV. "a
Lillian Walker in 1.-THE Blue Enve-
lope Mystery"
MONDAY, NOV. 20
Mary Miles Minter in Somewhere
In America"
THURSDAY, NOV. ~
Mary Pickford in Poor Little
Peppina."
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %
Last Chapter of Mystery of the
Double Cross" First Episode of
Neglected Wife" Ford Weekly.
Pathe News.
THURSDAY, NOV. 20
Harold Lockwood in Haunted
jamas."
Admission: Children, 1Oc; adults,
l3c. Including Patron War Tax.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23

chapter has given out $50 hanks Of
yarn to women who are knitting var
ious articles. Enough Of the knitted
articles have already been turned in
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23
NUl1A NEWS

The year-old baby of Sam wood
ruff is seriously Ill with brain tever.
Mrs. Harris of Ordway n surstng
Mrs. eHnry Baker, who Il reported -
improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose FAIRIES left
Thursday night for an extended visit
in the south. j. T. Mundell and
wife will look after the ranch during
their absence.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23

Rev. Father Doherty will leave for
Denver to attend the enthronization
Of Bishop Then. He will remain for
the reception and banquet given in
honor of the new bishop.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23

Miss Clarissa ingalls, and Mrs
George ingalls, Of Manzanola were
guests of OrdWay friends last asst.
urday.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23

Have you furnished house or
housekeeping rooms you would rent?
II SO phone the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23
ovERCOATs AND SUITS

Don't forget that Suit or overcoat iof
Thanksgiving Day. II in need OF sun of
Overcoat we still have q nice line to select iron"
Miresi Brown. Black Brpadcloth and STRIPED
suits. Prices from S11.OS to So.00 - ~
Mems Heavy Brown Oycrcoats, regular Soov0 Sov0
Mems G3rcy Mixed Oycrcoats, S25.OO val. .$lS.1o %
Men's brown Gfcs Overccnts, ~ w ~A''o
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23
.women's coat specials

Ladies' AII.Wool Kersey Coat, regularly priced
:. at Txsl.UO, Al.
Ladies' Atwood Velour Coat, regularly Pr1ceu
:. at $4,000, at. -. 81 I.1O
Ladies' All-Wool Coat, plush collar, regularly
Ladies' Atwood Coat, large fur collar, regu, n
.larly priced at $500, at. 80. $toyO ,H,.
Ladies' Black Coat fur trimmed reguiaTS nS
Iadiee' Palmetto Cloth Black Coat regularly
Ladies' Grey Mixed Coat, with green collar, rega u
larly priced at $500, at. . 40" ."
Ladies' Palmetto Cloth Black Coat, regaaar1s ~ ~
priced at $1,000, at. ....... ....'''~ ~'''"
Orp.ndie and Wolfe Waists at 81 90, 81 %, $3.50
ors..io anu s"iAo 225
Gu @1 n, -, xI,sts .t $3.50
Tub Silk Waists at. - go g gO
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-23

Read the Rocky Ford Leaders ad.
Something special.