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HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
as wait
Jy 3 it
WANTED—Capable « kite girl
1313 Gilpin Ave.
WANTED—Girl for general housework;
must give reference. Apply 9 1 *
Lancaster Ave.
< -
BOARDING
WANTED—Boarders, iu private board
ing house, on easy terms. Located
on Lewes Beach. Apply to Mrs. L.
Magee, Lewes Del. je 18-1mo.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
tine of the liest paying Ladies' and
Children's Furnishing and Notion Store
i ii the city. Excellent Location.
LAMBERT J. FOULK,
830 Market St.
pOR SALE—A tract of thirty-six acres
* of cultivated land at Cenlreville, Del.
ou Kennett Turnpike, having a present
•nd increasing value, there being several
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co., Trustee.
16th &
jy-.n
JTOR SALE—Two fresh cows.
Park Avenue.
FOR RENT.
WOR RENT—House, 3 story brick. No,
1 416 K. 6th St. Applv 516 Lombard
jy3-.n
st reel.
J?OR RENT—6-room house near Stanton
ou trolley line. W. B. Cranston.
Stanton, Del. Je Jo-61
BOARDING.
WANTED—Gentlemen hoarders; West
Side. Address G, this office.
NOTICES.
NJOTICE—All persons arc hereby warned
against giving credit to my wife,
Florence M. Talley, on my account a* I
am not responsible for any debts con
tracted by my said wife.
je3o-6t.' j_r:
JliSSK P. TaLI.KV.
NOTICE— DI VIDEND
Skcukity Trust and
Hafk Deposit Company,
Wilmington, Del., July 1, 1903.
The lioanl of directors have this day
declared a semi-annual dividend of three
(3) per cent, payable on demand, and
added #25.000 to surplus fund. Dividend
NiePkti will lie mailed. V .
Janies B. Clarkson. Treasurer.
XOTICE— dividend.
The National Bank ok Wil
mington ft Brandywink.,
Wilmington, Del., July f, 1903.
The board of directors have this day
declared a semi-annual dividend of 6 per
cent, payable on demand.
ji-4t Caleb She ward, Cashier.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$ 2 ,goo to loan on good first
mortgage Security—city prop
erty preferred.
Also
Two sums of $1,000 and $1,500 on
good real estate security only.
Give statement as to value of prop
erty, location, etc.
Address ''Real Estate,"
( Box 24,
Evening Journal Office,
HONEY WANTED.
$6,000 wanted on good first
mortgage security at 6 per cent.
The property is a good business
»land within $ miles of Wilming
*on and is valued at double the
amount desired to borrow.
Investors desiring further in
formation, address
''Investment,"
Evening Journal Office.
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
t
IF
There is anything you
want in Clothing, Hats and
Furnishings for the Fourth
we have it and al right
prices.
Open tonight till 10 o'clock
Open tomorrow till
o'clock, noon.
12
MAX EPHRAIM
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
504 Market Street.
Next deer to Clayton Houee.
Furnace Roof Falla in.
The failing In of the roof of a furnace at
the McCullough Iron Works yesterday af
ternoon threw about thlrty-flve men out of
employment for «evenel days. The furnace
was a new one only having been finished
'ant week.
Balloons, flag-«.
Bader Bros., 221 King street.
lanterne. fireworks
L M. ROCKEFELLER.
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WHERE UNDER THE SUN can you
ina
find a better place to buy a sewing
chine than here? This is an uncommon
store, A place where the hard to please
find choice, high grade , machines found
no where else for the same money. Com
parisons are odious, but to make things
interesting, compare onr prices with
those asked elsewhere.
ROCKEFELLER'S,
214 West Seventh blreet.
Open evenings. Both phonea.
BADER BROS.
Fire Works!
Fire Works!!
All Fresh, New Stock.
No Old Goods.
Fire Crackers.
Mine Rockets, Vertical Wheels,
Roman Candles, Triangle Wheels,
Caps, Pistols, Torpedoes, Flags,
Lanterns. &c , &c.
Try our Mandarin Crackers, no
squibs, every cracker explodes.
We have 25 kinds of penny
goods.
20 different five-cent goods.
20 different kinds of ten-cent
goods.
Nothing but most popular and
best goods.
BADER BROS.,
Popular Variety Store,
221 King Street.
Don't Delay
Ordering Your 4th ot duly
Ice Cream
You Qet the Best at
Diamond Dairy,
J. F. SNYDER, Prop.,
2o6 Jefferson Street.
Both Phones.
EDUCATIONAL
FRIENDS' SCHOOL
Fourth and West Streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
A day school for both sexes Kinder
garten, Primary, Grammai and High
School departments. 14 teachers. Ex
cellent equipment,
tion. Classical, !
Scientific courses. Graduates entered on
certificate in all leading colleges. Send
for catalogue.
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS. A. M.,
Principal.
Thorough instruc
Lalin-Scientific. and
FIRST TRAIN OVER ELEVATED
Change in Chester Postoffice—Other
Pennsylvania Notes.
Chester, July S.—The flret train on the
Ueimsylvania'a new elevated between «he
eastern section of Chester and the steel
bridge over Chewier Creek, wa* run yes
terday. It was a local construction train.
Passenger truftlc 1» expected 'to be in
operation over trhe road by the middle ot
July.
Lewis O. Monroe, who has been clerk
to the Board of Health, of this city, for
years, was appointed stamp clerk In the
Chester postofflee. 1U* former position
will be given to C*ty Clerk Frank W. Har
rison.
The receipts at the Chester postofflee
for the last three months have been $11.
992.16, giving u profit to the Government
after all expenses have been paid of
tl.59J.19. H 1" a big increase over the cor
responding lierlod last year.
Mayor H. H. Houston has issued
'1er calling attention of dealers to the
State law against the sale of pistols and
explosives to minors. *
The Slate Free Ubrary has established
a branch of Its work In «he Brock Me
morial Reading Room «*t Essington, which
was erected by Horace Brock, of Phlladel
piUa, to honor bis eon.
an or
Will Maks Extra Trip.
Tomorrow the Wilmington Steamboat
Comiuny's steamers will make an extra
trip. A boat will leave Wilmington at 9.30
o'clock and another will leave PhUadeUphla.
»t the same hour.
Best firecrackers An the city at Bader
Bros., m King street.
Store Open Tonight Till 9 o'clock.
Closed Tomorrow at ( Noon.
OUR 4th picnic won't be a success unless
you first visit our store and secure some
of our picnic goods. Specials this week:
Peanut Butter, 8c jar; Best Salmon
Small Sweet Pickles, 1 lie bottle; Ginger »Snaps,
4c package; Albert Biscuit, 8c package; Hans
com's Ginger Ale is just the right kind, pints
90c dozen.
Y
15c can;
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Ice Philosophy.
u
91
"It is IMiilosojiliy mil
lo tvanl <•■!> Riling eiiuiiitli (o !»<■ «lis»
ii|»l»oiiii«*<l when you ilon'i ««•( if."
But don't be without "DIAMOND" Ice
this hot weather, for Philosophy will avail
you nothing.
Many a hot day can he made bearable,
and even comfortable,with plenty of good ice.
I NK "IMAMOX II"— IT IN TilK ItICMT.
Diamond Ice Co
•1
Utli ami Shipley Ht.-.
mill and Lombard Sis.
Jk
LAWTON'S
Refrigerators at Cost.
BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES.
Gas Ranges
You can use gas for cooking pur
poses cheaper than coal.
We sell the right kind as low as
any one sells them and connect them
up free.
J
PLUS
No wood chopping phis, no coil carrying equals
Ease.
Always ready plus a match for kindling equals
Covenience.
Cook all ways plus cook anything equals usefulness.
Cheapest fuel plus less loss in weight of food
cooked equals Economy.
Therefore: Ease plus Convenience iplus' Usefulness
plus Economy equals
1 liis uinvr is cmTcct.
THE CAS RANGE.
Wilmington Gas & Electric Co.;
827 Harket Street.
N«'iul Ihr Frrr Kook.
KEEP YOUR PETS IN
If You Don't Want Them Mairmid or
Killed Outright Tonight.
A member of the Society for the Pre
vention of Cruelty to Animals, und' one
who always has their welfare and contfert
at heart, advtoe« people to keep
licuWtrly careful watch over their pol« to
night if they do not want them silled! or
ir.-ii. « J.
In 1 ther.ng ;r. the Fourth '.here itouV.J-'»s
wll' be many shot guns as «veil a* .fire
cracktrs used in making the wetcime mit
llcienlly noisy and there are people wet n
lot. enough to shoot all animals, espocltlly
cuts, on sight, so the advice In tbs abive
isitajraph Vs timely and should be fol
lowed.
Star
i .
Charge of Gaa Company's Books.
Uoerge Wharton Pepper, of PhllatMel
1 'hla, receiver for the Bay State C. as
Company of Delaware, has requested
Robert Pennington to look after die
company's books in the local office. M r.
Pentnglon and Herbert H. V-fard, attor
ney for tlie company, lutv* arranged
for the custody of Uie books.
The Knights of Pythies will *lve on ex
cursion to Washington Paa*k on 'August
i j i. I
X.
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Local School Teachers Will Go to Bos
ton Next Week.
A number of Wilmington school teachers,
Including Miss Mary C. I. Williams, os
si sunt superintendent of public schools.
Miss Turner, principal of No. 2S school,
and Mis* Amanda O. 1'a.lmer and Miss
Alice C. Palmer, will attend the conven
tion of the National Education Associât Ion
which opens In Boston, Mas»., next week.
One of the «octal events of 'the affair will
ho a reception tendered by Mrs. Henry M.
Warren of Boston, a daughter of the late
Thomas P. Bayard.
Express Kills an Italian.
A southbound passenger train on tibe
Baltimore and Ohio railroad last night
struek an Italian laborer at Crum Lynne,
•near Cheater, killing him instantly. He
Iratl stepped out of <he way of a train
going In the opposite direction in front of
rhrt express. The body was taken to Chee
ter. w
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Rev. Tindlsy to Speak.
The Rev. C. A. Tindiey, of Philadel
phia. will preacli at the Layton Home
on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
H CKE'S VOUR OPPORTUNITY- Golüey Collcga will Da open ALL
ot this summer, and you may begin a COMMERCIAL ora LHOKT
HAND toursu NOW. and got ready during the dull business season lor
a good position next winter when business will be brisk and tue op
portunities for positions unusually good.
Widely Known -Annual Attendance Exceeds 500 from Ten Stales.
PRIVATE CHRISTIAN HOMES PROVIDED FOR BOARDING STUDENTS.
I LLUSTRATED BOOK FREE —The 62-page Illustrated catalogue of
Ooldcy College will he mailed free to parents and young men and
women Interested In an education that leads to the BEST BUSINESS
POSITIONS. Write for It today, and you will thank us for nuking
the request. Address: OOLDEY COLLEGE. WILMINGTON. DEL.
Bought now saves
worry and added ex
pense next winter.
If you have never
used ours, give it a trial. Quality and
weight are guaranteed.
COAL
George W. Bush & Sons Co.
FRENCH STREET WHARF.
D. & A. 1088—PH ONES—Del m arvia 2(i4.
50c, A MONTH BUYS A HOME
Iu n Co-operative Town ot 141,000 Inhabit itnts.
To insure acceptance of contract, send 50c with order and write to-day
E. THOMPSON WARN, Pres, and Oen. Mgr., B 20.
DIXON, L«>Co.,ILL.
Laborers Industrial DevelopmentCo.
WARNER'S '"""RjaS dl,
jhk
Has moved Into Its new and commodious quarters Nor!.
Side Wharves, Foo of Market street. The completion of
_these buildings me« ns a complete new frelg't line, Net*
i coats, SEVEN and NINE. New extended Pfer No. 9, Foot of Walnut street, Phlla
delphla, and new terminal at Wilmington new covered wagons to replace theburne
I ones, and we've made a new resolution t attend to your wants just a little bette
1 than anyone else. .......
m
Charles Warner Company.
Foot of Market St., 9th *x.J H'Jpley Bta
T.Unhone ttO. both ayotema.
THE REASONS
Money
Money
why you should come to the Wilmington Loan
Co. when you need a little ready cash are these:
This company is a responsible financial institu
tion, with an accredited position in the financial
circles of the city.
It is therefore able to lend money at the lowest
Honey
possible rate of interest.
You can get any amount from $10 to #300.
■ You pay just whenever you can, either in weekly
or monthly instalments.
Absolutely no publicity.
Even your own family, except husband and
wife, need not know of the loan.
The goods will 1 >e left in your possession.
If you are in financial difficulty, come and get our advice and the advantage
of our experience. This will cost you nothing. Private rooms for consultation.
Money
Honey
Money
WILM8NGT0N LOAN COMPANY,
No. 925 MARKET STREET. (2d Floor Front.)
D. & A. 804 A.
n Delmarvia 554
J.H.MINNICK
Bicycles and Motor Cycles,
TIRES AND ALL KINDS OF SUNDRIES,
Repairing and Putting on Coaster Brakes a Specialty.
TIRES TO FIT BABY CARRIAGES.
DELAWARE AVENUE AND JEFFERSON STREET.
Across Street from Old Stand.
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Why, Our
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Pumping 4 Engine.
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The Windmill has seen its day.
The Engine does its work at little
Cost.
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WILMINGTON MACHINE CO
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The most Popular iu use
PENS.
/So Styles ro suit all writer&all stationeks have them,
26 JOHN ST.. NKW YORK.
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LOOK OUT TOMORROW
Open tonight until 9. Open
tomorrow—July 4—until noon.
Have you u Thin Suit to wear?
Do you want some Thin Un
derwear or Summer Shirts?
They won't cost you much
money and they are irt style.
Have you seen our bargain
13.DU Panama Hats?
would have been $5 mid ?fi
earlier iu the season. Home
spun Suits with turn-up Trou
sers and half-lined Coats, $10,
$12 and $15. Serge Coals, Serge
and Flannel Trousers, men's
and boys' sines.
They
Jas. T. Muliin & Sons
6th and Market.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Brandywine
Springs Park
"THE PARK OF PARKS."
SPECIAL MUSICAL
PROGRAMME on
JUIV 4th
Edw. Seymour's
Dand'of America
If you want to get the greatest
amount of pleasure out of the occasion
spend the day at the Springs. Here
are a few of the many amusement
features:
The New Scenic Railway,
lloatiug on the Lake.
The Egyptian Labyrinth.
The Whirlwind, the Skating Ryik,
Clowards Moving Pictures, &r. \ j
Second and Sixth Streets line ol
Peoples Cars Direct to the Park.
Double Track System; 5c. Fare.
...SHELLPOT PARK...
Every Afternoon and Evening
May Louise Aigeu Stock Company
"East Lynne" and "Mrs. Waltbroj
Bachelors."
1» Gents to all parts of theatre.
FOR NEW CAPE MAY
STEAMER "CAPE MAY
From Pier S. foot of Chestnut Street,
Season Opens .linn 1 lîl |
Daily trips thereafter to the ocean a;
return same day. 200-mlles sail down D<
aware River and Ray to the Grand A
lanttc.
91.00 -KX 4 lltSIO\—91.0
SPECIAL DISCOUNT |
to Churches, Sunday Schools, Lodges al
all representative organizations, Dat
booked now.
Staterooms can be secured and detail
Information on application to
CAPE MAY STEAMBOAT COMPANY
101 Arcado Bldg, (adjoining Broad St. St
tlon), Philadelphia, Pa.
p Acadia
I Butter
More people u«e it today
than yesterday. More will
use It tomorrow than to
day. And so it goes—
gaining friends every day
MIDDLETOWN FARMS,
Wilmington Urancli,
205 Went Hcvolilli Mlroet.
llelmsrvm Telephone HIM.
B. St A. Phono 17U5.
MILLARD F. DAVIS
TORIK
Is the name given an improved form 0
lense.
■•Torik" lenses produces full use o
Hye Energy.
A delight to poor weary Eyes. -Com
for table, refreshing and restful for louj
hours of toil. Let our Upticiun shov
you Uie advantage of this form of lense
MILLARD F. DAVIS.
Optician and Jeweler,
9 and 11 East Second Street
Established
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