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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21

e. EstaGo Mayor aleman. en- cfecto, pre-
Jara de ordiRario u planes de campa
Ia con I'm cuidadO, II minuciosidad
: una precision incorporates. Pero
.oS Supone "a prior" de tai manera for
males e imprescriptibles que NADIA po-
Ira descomponerlos V. en consecuen-
cia, deja que Sc deSarrollen sin pen
sar janas de antemano en- las modifi-
caciones que las ci-rcunstancias po-
drian irnponerleS.
Es eSpiritu IudeSco no es inventive
' le falta Ia improvisation. \ mayor
abundamieato. los commentaries subor-
dinados eStan ALI para desenredar Ell
asunto cuando, accidentalmente. a.
so logra obstruir Ell iuncionamiento
de las ruedaS. BESIDE 81 momeGto en-
que Sc decide arriba que las coSas de-
ben pasar de una rlanera determine
da. no - admite que e. destino Sc atrc-
VI a a~travesarse Y a cometer en- esta
lorna 81 crimcn de esa majestad. Ma
d. mas que eSta p~reSuntuoSa Seguri
dad puede ser psligrosa en- ocasioneS.
ESQ era q 10 que Bossuet le llamaba
81 mas grande d~esarreglo del esprit
u,
En- 1870 Guillermo Y Moltke estu-
heron a punto de yer hundirse TODD
/ andamiaje de Sus conce7ciones estra
'eg;cas por hsber pernanecido mucho
tempo en- Maguncia. en- tanto que va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21
=&ssz LECTURAS POPULARES@ sss
EXPOSITION DE PIANOS.

dorado al Museo Nacional esa RIGA
e interesante collection de pianos, Gue
lie IA cosrado cerca dc treinta aFos
de buscar en- TODD Ell mUndo civiliza'
do los e~slabones en- esa cadena evo-
l~ucionaria. .
Los antiques i~nstrumentos r
fabricados 4 man por d:stintos ar
tesanos. por 10 que llevaba cada n
Ell sello de IL ~perSona!idad de Su Au-
tor. Las teclas de los primeros ms
trumentos fueron de MADEIRA, en- vez
&c ser de marfil. como ahorl Y mu-
chos de los primitivos ejemplares tie
men teclas negraS.
En- las primeras spocas del piano
la compra de Ino de ellos era TODD
un acontecimicnto.cE maestro de pia
no era ante todo un ~personaje- Ell que
guerra comprar UNI piano Sc dirigfa al
constructor, quien ~calculaaa 81 tempo
necesariO para Su constructor. Al
cabo de algunos meseS la obrf estaba
lerrninada V el Instruments enviado
III dueno. que lc recibia con una gran
fiesta. a la cual eran invitados todos los
notables del lugar, que cClcurrfan a
cOnle!npI:iT dlutlid pCIdNi i!Idl iid
| del mundo. del mundo local, por 10
menos. Y IL cual sonaba tan admira-
llenente.
Until dccir u los antenasados
del actual piano 80 corsu-ulan Ell di-
f~erentes estiloS Y tamanos. Los habia
| desde el tamano de una petaca de via
je hasta el de n casa. En- las prime
| ras etapas de n industrial de los pia-
nos los harpSicordeS Y los pianos sc
construian con palancas a I'm )ado, en-
v+z de padales. Cnos Y o'rnS instru-
mentoS eslaban profundam.rite orna-
mentados.
Beethoven fue el primero de los com
poSitores notables que usG el piano.
FL primcro dc que hizo uso fue n de
los famosos instrunentos construidos
ror Nanettn Steip, de Vienna que a
demaS dc ser II de las primeras mu
ieres de negocios or sus dias, .re gran
amiga Y admiradora del gran COM
position y contribuy6 a que pasara
sus ultimos dias fclices.
Ell piano apareci6 en- el siglo XVIII.
En- Ia collection de Worcii Sc We n
que lleva Ia fecha de 1875. FL pisno
vertical mas antique de Ia collection
es uno de Ia misma mdrca Stein, que
lleva Ia fecha de 1858.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21

En- Ell Museo Nacional de Washing
En- Museo Nacional de Washing
on Sc Ia inaurado II Secci6n cue
IS Ii historic del piano. d~sde ell mo
nocordio hasta e. actual Instruments
de S& not:,S.
La collection corsEa de II" instru-
mentcs y es dc graz. inte:es para to-
dos los que aman Ia musica. Gl pia-
no, que es hoy un Instruments tan CO.
nun. IS una lie las inEencioncS mas
laboriosas. Mas que i~nvenciGn es o.
bra de laevoluci6n que ha Tenido rea-
lizandose II compass de IL civilization.
ci0n.
En- les tpocas primitivas Ell HON
bre cant6 ' silbG solamente: despues
~aprendio a m~ultipliCar Y enriquecer
las v~ibraciones del aliento I.or medic
de la flauta, a continuation sc descn-
brio que una cuerda tirante produce
SonidoS musicales y de ahi al uesclibr1
mient0 del harpa solo hubo un paso
Fl piano es I'm harpa maravillasa-
irente.
La exhibition esta d~ispuesta de Ia
maner que da una idea comprehen-
silva de Ia historic del piano. Prime
20 af1rrccn los mis- rencotos micm
bros dc Ia familia, tales como los ella
vicordios, Ell teclado de martilo. has
Ia que Sc llega al actual piano.
Mr. Hugo Worch, comerciante en-
pianos dc Washington, es el que ha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21
interesantes revelaciones de Won 5uiow

Este de quien hablo. ex-Comandante
del cuerpo de IA guardia, era antes de
II guerra, inspector del ej5rc!to Ce
Hanovre. En- 10 momenros lie Il mo-
Honovre. En- los momentos de Ia mo-
Segundo eiercito, compuesto de : cue-r
pos. de tres d~ivisjones de caballerfa y
de INA de arti!lerta extremadamente
podc-osa. con Ia mission. comun L Won
Kluck. coiocado - su derecha. y 4 Won
Hansen. Colocado I Su iZqdierda de
rebaSar pOr Belgica e. ala izQuierd;-
franceSa para abri-Se en- Seguida 81 ca
mino de Paris. Al Ieer 10 e~Scrito por
81 no So puedeu deSconocer en- 81 al
gunaS ~Cualdades de jefe. Pero Sc com
prende que le fue dificil a~plicarlas en-
todas las circunstancias. por no haber
encntrado en- ell commando supreme el
6r-ano de direction y de coordinaci61
-neccsario que. sesdn parece. falt6 al!i
por complete.
Il So de &costo de 1914. en- IA mana
Ia cuando las maSaS alemanaS, 4 pc
sa- de los ~fracasos del Grand-Couron-
n = de GuiSe. Sc aproXimaban al Ais
ne o 70 hahian franqueado "a parcial-
mcHte. o. Gran Quartet General Sc ha-
llaha ain g Colonia. y fus haSta csc
dia cuaHdo Sc traslad6.. "a Luxenbur
go. Semeiante alsjaniento debe Sor-
prcader. Sin embargo. era traditional.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
BOND NOTICE

State Of Indiana. Dubois County, S.
In the matter of the Application oil
Dubois County Board of Comm issione
for approval of bond issue OF $4,000 .0C
for construction of the Joseph w. Gutz
weller, ct al. road in cambridge Town
ship--No 204S.
Mott ,e is hereby given that Frank J
Sang Auditor of Ddbois County, Indiana
has filed with the State Board of Tax
Commissioners petition to issue bonds
or other evidences of Indebtedness in a
sum not to exceed twenty Five Dollars
forthe purpose CT construction the above
road.
A public hearing on said application
will be held at Rooms 231-233 State
House Indianapolis Indiana on the End
day of August 1920 but where objection
is filed by a taxpayer to such bond issue
the hearing will be continued and q
time and place set for the taking OF
evidence III Cbois County Indiana.
Any taxpayer objection to tie granting
of such permission shall file with the
conmissio before the date of such
hearing objection in writing giving his
post offiCe address with such written
obi sction. Any taxpayer or ether
interested person may be present and
be heard at such hearing.
Dated july 18th 1850.
Frank J. Seng.
Auditor Dubois County, Indiana.
July Is 1922 wks,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
MUST Be SIMPLE
Modified Styles Replace Modes
of Extravaganza
Love Of characterization Cannot Be Sup
pressed; Yellow Is Appearing for
Midsummer Clothes.

1t IS interesting, comments a fashion
correspondent, TO observe the simplici-
~ that is replacing the extreme ex-
travagance thai directly followed the
war-an extravaganza in the wake of
which came mass Of i'll assorted fash
ions. We have had during the last
two years many styles positively gro
tesque. such as the long narrow skirts.
SO narrow that tiieir wearers looked
like~cripples hobbling along.
Down through the centuries history
shows that every period of extreme
dressing has been followed Ivy one Of
simplicity. There is little likelihood
that dress will remain simple for any
length of time. While there is always
the reaction from an extreme, the love
Of ornamentation cannot be sup
pressed. Dress began, not as a cover
ing for the body, but as an ornament.
The primitive savage adorned his body
with the juices of berries long before
he thought Of covering.
Yellow is appearing In a great many
Of the clothes for midsummer wear.
Two shades of yellow and sometimes
three or four are combined in the same
costume. Yellow is distinctly sum-
mer color, and has always been a IA
vorite in hot climates.
A combination of several shades of
yellow appears in chiffon evering
frocks. 1t makes one cool to think
of such q dress. One just completed
by a fashionable dressmaker has the
skirt composed Of petals, one shade
placed over another. IL ranges from
palest lemon to deepest apricot, and
Is sashed with q wide apricot colored
satin ribbon. The bodice topping this
frilly skirt is just a simple band of
satin TO match the sash with a wlspy
bit of lemon colored chiffon draped
over it.
An evening hat to accompany this
dress is of the apricot colOred chiffon.
Dripping from the brim are long
stemmed pale yellow blossoms and
green leaves.
All the nasturtium shades are COM
bined with copper color. Even the
florists appear to be cooperating with
the dressmakers or else the dressmak-
ers are cooperating with the florists,
for one sees the very same shades
blended with great skill in the florist
windows
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
REPRESENTED

Harold C, Feigtner publicity
d rector of the Demo State Com
mittee has a protest in another
column over the meeting Of the
legislature. because a couple of
dead men are not present AKA
Gov Goodrich has not ordered an
special election in Their districts
at the cost of some $4,000.
On that proportion Goodrich
is just right Dubois and Orange
counties don't ned any present
alive at the SCst Of a special
elction The one tina died was a
very clever gentleman and in.
dustrious business man but as a
legislator he was like billecox not
worth one per cent of the salary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
HATS REQUIRE SPECIAL CARE
Removal OF Dust After. Wearing Is
Important in Keeping Headgear
in Best of Condition.

Npt only because it is an economy.
but also because the condition of the
hat and the way it is worn will make
or mar your appearance, your hats
should be properly cared for
After each wearing. the hat should
be carefully brushed with soft
brush TO remove all dust from the hat
itself and from the folds of the trim
ming. \ piece of velvet should be
used instead of a brush for silk or
satin hats. If the hat Is of straw, a
cloth dipped in alcohol may be used
10 remove the dust.
For hat with a brim which IL cas-
ily married. n hat stand Is an essential.
1t may be made from a strip OF heavy
paper about nine or ten inches wide
and rolled so as 10 be narrower ut
the top than at the base. Tissue pa
per laid over the top of the hat will
protect 1t from dust. For the best"
hat n dustproof box should be pro-
vided.
Hats that have been badly wet and
dried may often be improved by care
ful steaming. Hold the hat over the
spout of steaming teakettle or over
wet cloth placed on n hot inverted
Iron.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
Notice Of AiQhWdu Construction,

Notice is hereby Civ n that sealed bids
will be rect ived by the Director of the
State Highway Commission at the
office of tie State Highway Commission
in the S ate House, City of lndiana-
polls Indiana until 1000 a. no. on the
2Sth day CT ly 1920. for the constru-
ction OF certain state highway and des
sCribed as follows:
10 Section l. French Lick Route,
Spencer and Duboi. Counties. Dale TO
Huntingburg. 1876 miles.
Is Section F French Lick Route,
Dubois County, Haysville to Crysta i.
9.143 miles.
Is Section G. French Lick Route
Dubois and Orange Counties Crystal to
French Lick. $500 miles.
Proposal blanks and specifications
may obtained free and plans UPON pay
ment Of 800 per set, upon application
indianapolis. ID refund for pl rs re-
turned. Pla"s may be seen at the office
OF the State II ghway Com II sion Ind
annapolis
Bids Will be received for grading and
culvert work az described in the speci-
tication aforesaid. Contract. will be lie
TO the lowest and best bidder, but the
right in reser. Ell to reject any and all
bids If any cause exists therefor. Bidder
shall tie bonds with the bids as provid-
ed by law.
L. II Wright, Director
July Is, 1922 Wks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
3Ql,925 Auto Taos

LIE lUU dIid ScCI SIdI w oS'
during the first six m1nthS C.
1920 issued SOL, 1922 automobii,
licenses which brought in fees %
the amount of 81. 905. 140 There
were 273. 100 tags issued for pass.
enger cars and 1882 for trucks
The fees collected for the
first he If of this yeal exceed the
total fees recei ed b. the depart
ment in 1919. The total for last
year was 81, 558. TAO.
Funds secured from the issu
rance Of licenses after the *
penses OF operating the aIto.
mobile department havebeen paid
go to the state highway commiss
ion. This is the firSt year the
fees have been placed in the hand
of the commissions foS during
preceding years the law provided
for the d stribution OF the M }ney
among counties of the state.
Officials of the highway com
mission are urging that the SD
ciai session of the Legis ature,
which will convene n Xt Monday
be asked to increa;e the fees
charged for licenses. The com
mission is anxious to secure as
much revenue as possible to rush
the construction Of the state
highway system.
The proposal to increase the
license fees is being vigorously
opposed by many person.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
over with,

Mr. Watson says that labor =
dear, sweet girl-isan old sweet
heart of his. He has loved her
from the first day he met her.
And from I'll first his palpitating
heart has been held prisoner in
her curls. and never was there a
time but that q chance glance of
her fawn like eyes make the
tickles run up and down his spine
and turned his thoughts to liter
ature in which such words as
love and dove predominant. In
truth, the squeal is Of such a
nature as would leave the inl'
preston with those who hear it
that James Eli has been admiring
Fair La Dor from afor off, that
surteptitiously he has been send.
Iicg her gumdrops and writing
rhel poetry for, 10, these many
campaigns!
Mebby so, jim! Mebby so!
Bu t as long as you are tralGlng
with the Merchants and Manu-
facturers ssociations and seems
to be eminently satisfactory to
suct men as L. o. Hamilton, l
reckon as how we amt going to
be wild about seem you marry
into the family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
Grocer Is Given 500 Fine
for USiDQ Berries

Louis Coudret wealthy st.
Wendell grocer was fined 100
and costs and given thirty days
in Jail for manufacturing elder
berry blossom wine in The base
ment of his nome following a
hearing in circuit court Ii st
week.
The prosecution of Coudret fol
lowed a raid on his place made
by Harris and his deputy l.. w.
Collins Sunday in which 219 gal
of elderberry wine and nine gal.
of brandy were found in the
basement of his home. Two
barrels OF wine containing fifty
gallons each, were in the process
of fermentation WI en- confiscated
by federal author ties.
Coudret pleaded guilty to m an
ufacturing the wine but denied
that he was selling it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Commissioners of Duuois County
Indiana will receive sealed bids for one
road Grader with engine hitch and
Siderable Eniine Tongue together with
one scaratier and two feet blades with
leaning wheels to weigh about $500
pounds up to z o'clock p. m. August ID
1920 al which time said bids will be
opened and acted upon.
The bidders must file non collision
etfidavit with each bid and in the alb
stnce there OF the bid will be rejected.
This Grader is to be paid for on de.
livery. By order of the Board of
Commissioners of said County this 5th
dsy Of July 1920.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Board OF Commissioners.
FRANK j. SENG,
Auditor Dubois County.
July 9, 1888 Wks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16

The Second session Of the II
st Legislature met in special
session last Monday to amend or
tinker with Gov Goodrichs herm-
aphordite tax law. To legalizethe
action of the state tax board in
max ing horizontal. increases IN
assessment. Making additional
appropriations If 100000 90 for
state institustior, :, To amend the
County road Unit law To allow
CO unity auditors and treaSLrerS
to drew extra perdem salaries
for attending the Board of Re-
view, ..
To make Appropriation for the
establishment of a state war
memorial building in Indianapolis
in honor Of veterans of world
war 10 cost $40, 900, 700 of which
S4.9OO,O00 would be raised by
he State and the remainder by
the city of Indiana polls and
Marion county.
tmendment of tax law restor-
80 > local communities the
control over bord isues and tax
levies; making clear thai Dor d
issues payable out of revenue
derived from taxation shall be
tax exempt; changing section Ct
law which extempts real estate
from lieu that state still retains
its lien for taxes and Equalization
of 1919 Horizontal increases in
assessments.
Increase OF interest rate on all
public securities to 6 perc, mt.
Adjustment of en- oloyment
commission and turning over to
to the industrial board the duties
of this bureau.
Election law amendment
Purchase Of mine AID coal
cars by tie state and the appro
priation OF 100000 fo, this
purpose.
Amendment Of depository law
D oyiding that;ll funds coming
into the hands of public Officials
shall be placed in ploiic deposi-
t1fy.
Extension Of preferential car
service power of pu bile service
commission to include Supplies
shipped to state institutions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16

Republicans are just a little bit
panicky about special legislative
session in this state but when
they foundthat they are now in
control of the thirteenth special
session to be called in Indiana
and that it got down to work on
July 13. they failed to see any,
thing funny about it.
They may not be superstitous
but there is hardly a republican
or candidate for state
off e who does not express the
ardent wish that the thing was
over with,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
The Worlds Production Of Gold.
Estimates for 1918 and 1920

The United States u "loglcaI
Survey Department of TIC Tut
Tor has given out some prellmin
airy figures showing the product
ion of gold Throughout In The
world in 1919. The productio
in the United State was s58. 2S5.
1856; Canada is reported to hav e
produced Sl4, 6S7 900; India $40,
02S,OO0 Australia (not includ
ing New Zes land or the Islands
S29,268,OOO; the Transvaal Sill,
GAO, 123; Rhodesia and West
Africa, SIS, 63l, 070. There was
a probably large decrease in the
production of gold in Russia and
Siberia in 1919. Some increase
was probable made in the output
of Central Am r.ca ind South
America which however was
doubtless offset by decreases in
the output Of other counties.
The incomplete returns now
available indicate that the worlds
production of COLO in 1919 was
between $345, 600. coo and $3.50.
100000. The worlds production
in 1918 amounted TO $3.50. % !, 500.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
Desire

| kindIcd reat fire
To cry the mists Of pain,
And. the fame urged higher.
| | ughed AMI sang again;
| had bu- one desire
Desire to attain.
| sit by dead fire
The last pale star has set:
Out of Yo, tbs funeral pyre
Crawls the blind worm r greet
| have but one desire-
Desire to forget
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
Large Display Of Farm Machinery
CLEAN, SNAppY MIDWAY
AIR PLANE FLIGHTS!
Most saonal exhibition ever witnessed in southern
Indiana.

Transport Co. of Macon, Ca will be here
every detail of their contract They do wonderful
in the air, that you must not miss. It's all fee
The Zedman and Polite Exposition Shows of the ar
clear Mid attractions the road No fakes
hodursjust continuous round of worth. while fur
and froc ehing everybody enjoys
Don't fail attend the Dubois County Fair the Three Big
Days-Wednesiay, Thursday and Friday.
Remember the Zednan and Polite Exposition Shows opens
Monday night August and continue throughout The week
There be plenty of enjoyable music entertainment and
teresng sights for young and old every day the Big Fair
Make attend and invite your
bors to go along. Well be looking for you
E, w. PICKHARDT GIL c. LANDGREBEs
President, Secretary
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
FRIDAY. JULY 16. 1920.
Slate hilENaq Contract.

In another column will be
found an advertisement OF the
letting of the contract to build
the state highway from French
Lick to Haysville and from Hunt
ingburg to Dale. This will leave
the gap between Haysville to
Huntingburg to be built later.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
MUSIC LURES SNAKE TO END
Hears Photograph, Crawis Into Salem
Store and Is Done to
Death.

Salem.-Charmed by the music Of q
photograph a copperhead snake three
feet long squirmed into the music
store of c. Q. Keys here. The snake
was cOiled up near the photograph
when 1t was discovered. 1t was killed
before 1t had chance to strike. II
was one Of the largest copperheads
ever seen In this section.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16
An Unusual Garden Hat.

An unusual garden hat IS OF brown
lace straw trimmed with brown and
smoke gray morning glories.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16

Mrs. Aristocrat-Did you hear
what Mrs. Nouveau Richie said to
me at the concert this evening?
Mrs. Wellborn-No, my dear; do
tell me all about it.
Mrs. Aristocrat-Well, she In
formed me that she had decided to
have g nom-de-plume in her hat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-16

"Do 1t Now" Subscribe for the Jaspe
Weekly Courier. Don't put OF for to
morrow what you can do today.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17

BUILDING LOTS for sale on EIvin
Der. -1-++
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

fOh SALE-A farm containing SO
acres, suitable for pou,trv or paneraJ
farming: s25O0;' $500 to be paid down
and the balance on first mortgage.
GGauress 5. Monroe Humphrey, Auburn,
"ioucester county 12-17-4t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17

$50 P. NJ, Senior c. E. meeting. Miss
Emily Brooks, leader.
100 P. NJ, Evangelistic sermon by the
pastor.
Junior c. E. meeting Wednesday
evening at 100.
Glass meeting on Friday evening at
100. w. S. Fisher, leader.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness in the death
Of our little girl, Edith Nessler, and
also for the flowers and automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nessler.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17
Deepwater NJ. E. Church
D~eepwater Hotel

Rev. C. J.. Champion, Pastor
Sunday morning service HOO o'clock.
Sunday School 200 P. NJ.
Epworth League 700 P. NJ
Evening service Z o'clock.
Junior League Wednesday at 400
p. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.30
=. NJ.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17

WANTED-To borrow $3.50 at 6 per
Gent. net, as a first mortgage on a $500.
farm. VIM. M Fleming, Room 8. p. O.
Bldg, Penns Grove. 11-26-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17
NOTICE OF THANK

o SALE-Smoking Set, nearly new.
Price $500. Apply 205S Avenue B, Car
news Point. lZ-1l-lt
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17

GOOD FARM WANTED-Send de-
Scrlptlon and price to VIM. NJ. Fleming,
Penns Grove, N. j. 11-l2-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17
Bethel NJ. p. Church
Reu 6 ]. Dorlon. Pastor

Kew. ;. u. DUTIUH. Td5tUT
1890 A. NJ. object lesson to the chill
dren on. How to Have a Merry Christ
mas" Subject of sermon to adults,
Goods Wonderful Gift"
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