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DAV CI ÄVC
DU1 3LA23
MAN TO SAVE
HIS MOTHER
John Betts Dead and Brother
and Sister of George
Smith Wounded
YOUTH OPENS FIRE
AS MAN CHOKES PARENT
Spoclttl lo THU KVKXINO .TOl'UNAL.
MILFORD, Di l., Jan. 20. -One man
was instantly Wiled and two children
injured near here yesterday, when
<Jeo.go Smith shot four tinios at the
man who was choking his mother.
The dead was John Holts, aged 40.
and the Injured arc Smith's brother
and Bister, aged « and 13, respectlvo
ly.
Betts, whoso wife died several
years ago. employed Mr»- Mary
Smith, a widow, lo keep house for
him, they both having children over
■which
troubla has arisen several
Yesterday morning the same
timis.
tree Lie began and Heu« grabbed the
woman, threw her down and Is said
to hn\e been choking her when lier
18-year-old eon, George, secured hl»
44-caliber revolver.
"If you don't release mother
kill you on the spot," exclaimed
Smith. Hut no »turner had the remark
been m»do when Betts »prang toward
the young man and tried to take the
from him. During the lu»»le
ni
gun
Smith »but wildly thran times, i«"
load» striking his brother and sistrr,
one lit the side and the other in the
hand.
After seeing vvhnt Smith had dune
Betts began to release his hold on the
hoy, and «hen the opportunity earn
Smith fired the fatal shot, «hielt
Hlrni-k Belts just over the heart The
Injured man, bewildered, walked out
side the door, hut. Immediat ely re -
tu rued.
Smith, when he fell dead.
Immediately after the shooting
Smith went I» Oflieer Ackerman and
Ho Htartofi toward youiiK
surrendered, telling him what he had
done
n«ke."
Betts, who recently
from Harrington, was n
trainer In thoroughbred rabbit and
bird dogs and well known among the
SHylng: *'lt was for mothor's
movod krro
doalnr and
gunners.
Young Smith I» employed nronnd
Milford a( odd jobs sud hn» » very
good reimtatton. It was on Thanks
giving Kve th»t he purehnsed the re
volver with v/hieh he did the »bool
ing. and at the time »tated he was
going to protect hip mother and her
children, making a remark that Betts
was very cruel to them.
At the eoroner's Inquest tit!» after
verdict that John Betts came
noon h
to his (loath hy the hand» of George
Smith was rendered, although sever
al present expeeted him lo he exon
érai ed.
BIBLE AND FLOWERS
FOR AGED CHURCHMAN
_JL
Mu-dal to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del.. Jan. 20.—Iniprp8»!v<>
wa» ihn »nrvlce hold at the Peoples'
Christian Church of thi» town yes
terday morning in commemoration of
the seventy-fifth birthday of one of
Dover's prominent citizens and a life
long resident of the town, as well as
one of the most Influential members
of the Peoples' Church, Thomas A.
Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson, ha» been
the leader of the Sunday morning
class of the Peoples' Church slnee its
organisation, and the members of that
class appreciating hi» services as well
as desiring to honor him on the event
of his seventy-fifth birthday, had ar
langed the special service of yester
day and with It, came a surprise to
Mr. Stevenson as well as the mem
bers of the church, William Uhllg, a
Member of the class, at a given sig
nal. had ten small children with Mas
ter Newton, in the lead, march down
the renter aisle of the church to the
chancel In which Mr. Stevenson was
standing and presented to him a
Bible and bunch of pink and white
carnations, seventy-flve in number,
to him.
Y. M. C. A. SUNDAY
MEETINGS IN THEATRE
The Rev. I^dgar T. Read, of Mt.
Pleasant AI.« P. Church, Baltimore,
Mil., addressed the Y. M. C. A. men's
uicêtlüg )eBîêruây OU »lié BUojeC'î
"Woh by one." Music was furnished
hy the West Church quartet.
Beginning with next Sunday the
meetings at the Y. M. C. A. building
will be discontinued and the first of'
the theatre meetings will be inaugu
rated In the Majestlce Theatre, when
Henry M. Wharton, D. D.. an evangel-1
ist of Baltimore, Md„ will be th"
speaker. His subject will be "Death
at a Frolic." J. Frank Hubs, bari
tone. will be tile soloist. The Y. M
C A. orchestra will furnish the music
lor the meeting. Six meetings will
be held in the theatre, after which
the meetings will again be held in
the lobby of the Y. M, C. A.
MKTUOIUSTS «i,VIX BY BKVIVM.S
Very successful revival services
wore hold in the Brandywine M. K
Church yesterday afternoon aim
evening The Uov. John R. Clark,
the railroad evangelist, had charge of
the services and «Unit 36 people pro
fessed conversion. Mr. Clark, and the
Bov. F. F. Carpenter, pastor of tin
church will continue the servicer
until the last of the month.
. . , ,
Kvaugelistic services in Asbury M.
K- Church were also verv successful
«Ill'll klThKB" IJVTS (»KK
Tiic government "mud sucker
MauhaUen, which had been aground
«n the Kami Lar off Pea Patch island
on me Sana I d' on rea ' 1
Opposite Delaware City since last
Wednesday night, was pulled off by
, h „ nein ware and the tug
the dredge ueiawaie aua me mg
Camden this morning. The vessel
Was not damaged.
and quite a number of persona wore
converted.
A NOTH KK HLÜOMOniH U < 1 SKB.
The Martin McDonough, who ap
peared in City Court on Saturday
night on a charge of highway rob
bery. is not Marlin McDonough, who
la employed hy t r « Wilmington
Xrausfc- Co.
f
Wants, Notices, Rooms for Rent, Sales, Real Estate and Business Opportun
y
y<
4 *
HU P WANTED—MALE.
N ADVERTISEMENT in the
EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
IS READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER
A
STE
INTF.D- TIRSTt'LASK M M E
r.ographpr. Dcrmancul
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. salary mid hi
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MEN
old osttib !
r ANTED- HT ST LINO YOUNG
to aulieit buaineR« for au
W
t>alary and com
Addrena Box !
octaotf. I
Imbed hollar ;
o samples.
•not required.
efe
W-62, this ofii'
M A N
- KXFKHTKNt'Bl
und« « -1 nid», book
J A N T K I
bookkeeper
W
ni,..
acquainted i
Add re
Keeping and typewriting,
with Jrather business preferred
M 53, Evening .tournai Office.
Do
jeu 16-4t.
H ('LL W A.NTFD— F F, M ALL
GROWN 1
HALF
t No. 308 Wovt Twen |
7 3t.
ANTED- NEAT
e«!orcd girl a
w
Iieth
'
Ja ■
WHITE llofNI MAID AND ;
I red, I
JnnSO »I
r AN I t:I
V\
r* termers req
App-y No. 1300 Del
_
In MENT <>F THE PELT
Seventh anil King atrcela, |
Mra. L. II
A DIES'
»KP A
>rng Eton», i
«»pen daily, H
Davis in attendance,
pt deliveries.
L
to 0 p.
I
ei if I
" 'L
» vit.' I
telephotie your
I*
A
«•onftned
mall sal j
Hi Ofllr.., 1
Jnu18-2t.
nnnion for young
lo the ho
nry.
Will giv«> 1
Address W 08, Evening J"
«I s
• i
WANTED—MALE.
SITUATION
% r OUNG MAX, 2 1, YEARS OF AOE, DE
1 ain*s position as'chauffeur or repnintian.
I In* had six yénra* e*porlen« o. \ddross
A 75. Evening -tournai Office.
rol'Mi COLORED MAN DESIRES WORK
Experienced
jan 15 (It
Address A 76.
f»
jan17 Ol
SITUATION WANTED—
FEMALB.
WllliK
IlY
t OLOIIKI
GIRL
\V WI'S
G
I veil
A «I«!
\ T4.
«In y »r week.
I Office.
5 6t
MU
Y'OCNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
door and 'phone.
istiiig with cure of old lady, \ttend the
Address W IIP. Ev
1 «.fll I'C.
—
.lo
HKLI* WAiVIKl)
I > OVH AND GtIU.H WANTKD \T THK
la Jute Works. 14 years old
Apply Wilniiuglo
» I II (MV uni
Mills.
18 If.
Steady
i Icvcnth street bridge
AfLWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
$90 month. Thousands of Parcels Post
sppnintmentH
Wilmington i
readied free. Frankli
Rochester, N. Y.
R
Pull
»g
Candidates
Institute, Dept. 4«» A.
J8 Im
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
OK KI.r.CTUlCAI. WORK OF ANY
lure, call Moore Brothers. D A A.
phone, 373 A. Dclmiirvil, 3443.
faction guaranteed. Shop. No. 504 King
Bl i Ml
I
Sat is
jan I 4 6m
F IHM TORE POLISH.
A utomatic french polish.
} "u < ommfiu ed t.. clean
do, how about y*
HAVE
house yet? Or
furniture.
wli en j
and musical instrumenthl
refiniahing ?
tic French Polish,
for you than any other polish,
moderate, within the reach of all.
■ whfet n « if do 1 "i i - "i
50c
lure
Monroe street.
Do they
If so. remem
It will do
Prices
pian
need cleaning
her th«« Aut
Try it
Price, -J.ir. ,
bottle. $1.50 par quart. Mamifac- 1
and sold by C. I'. Bennett, No, 500 |
■i
jan!5
3 AIR DRESSING.
. F IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR HAIR
and faeial treatment, go to Lo5T«c ('. I
Potts. No. 602 Equitable Bldg. D. & A ,
«17 8m. 1
I
2147A.
HR UAH RIF, WRIGHT, NO
Wnahmgton atreet. Mnnieuring, el er
trie «eftlp treatment, facial maaaiige, hair
dreading, ahampoolng. Combing» neatly
made up. D. * A.. IBA4L. Jai time
- .. -
IB» FRANCKS MULHKItIN, FOR
mrrly at No. 823 Market street. *ha" re
veil to No. 826 Market «tre«M. Rhampnoing.
scalp treatment, facial massage, rlrctcioul
M
M
lr«>stment. manicuring; full line •»( awitchea
ranaformatlons, al».» combing«
made up. D. ft A. 'phono 5866A.
and
16-lyr.
NOTICES.
RICES PAID FOR ALL
Lewis Bklut, No. 5 East
j«n!4 Im
IGHEHT
kinds of hides.
'
Front atreet.
~ T OTICE—THERE WILL BE \ MEET
1 ing of the Retail Liquor Trade
Tuesday afternoon, at 2.30 o'chick, at Irish
nu i" 'i taut
Hy order
jan20 It.
N
American Hail
Every one in trade should attend
of Secretary and President.
Bus,
T OTICE -THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL
1 persona that 1 will not pay any hilla
incurred on any account, unies« credit for
shall have been extended pc
to me and «neh bills havo been
personally bo me.
N
the
rr»tl
JAMES L. FRANCE. M. D
16,17,18.30,22,21.
PR KSTO REST'A GRANT
N. E. CORNER FOURTH fc SHIPLEY STS
management. h\
experienced chef, now doing im
and regular dinner« serve«! w
firftt-rlsn.
moss. Special
ith prompt »t
jnnlll 121,
:
|
!
I
trillion.
offices of
Philip Q. Churchman
Attorney-at-Law
and City Judge
412-415 Ford Building.
I
\
!
RKSORTS
Hamilton Hotel
* I
BERMUDA
AccuannoOates 600 guests.
Largest and finest hotel id
B ermuda, open all year
Special summer tariff
1
|
Hamilton Hotel Co.
Barmuiis.
•ill.
JMU 6th at*., Ne» lork
I
Go to Bermuda i
» . .... _
lour« Inc llo'cla. .Shore Excursions. Low
Jtxt Rate»-. S. », •BERMUDIAN ' (the ship
! usert hy Praaidant Elect Wtlaon) Rail»
ev ,.rj* w«tnc«dnj, to „ Twin »crew.;
I DIM ton. diapiaeemmt. Submarine «lg
nala: orche.tra ; wirele»« Record trip,
»9 hour« 20 tntimtes fastest, neweet and
only Steamer landing passenger« at the dock
in Bermuda without transfer S S. ' ORO
TAVA." 10.0B.1 ton« ili.plaeement ; «ail»
every Tne.day, beginning February 4lh. Tick
- )■ Ue
WEST IXDIE8
N « w S. S. ■ aui.uie' und otliei »lemmrr, fort
nightly for si Thome«. Si Croix. Si Kitte,
Antigua, Guadnloupi*. Dominica, Martinique,
' st Lucia, Barbedoea and De me rar.
For toll information apply lo A. T OUTER
BKIDüK t uo . Agent» gu.ber s s Oo.
, tu,. 29 Broadway. New York, JOHN ORAIO.
: 107 w Ninth »treet. or any ticket ageal.
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES
Januar> 23.—Sale of furniture •« Dining
ui uf Clayton House, at 8 o'clock, a ui
«STIDHAM ft SON. Allots
24 —S.*le «if high grade Kurin
Ruffs, Bedding. Line
Sud
Nd. Ill East
rs mi in
V«t I ..
F.te.. »
*« \ art l
hat ' ft Ï
st
I n clock, p m
STIDHAM ft SON
Util A
rt, III
t ;
ROOMS FOR RENT.
\ K ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
EVI-ving JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
JH PEA I. IN MO KIR HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE
NEWSPAPER.
) DO.FOB RENT.WITH OR WITHOUT
Apply Nu. 1118 West St. 18 Im
I
I. hnarr
ft Oil RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
ligiit hon..'keeping.
1
Apply No. 403 W.
jan!5 ÎH.
Third St.
—- -
1» l'R NISH ED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
business peuple Warn,, light and eoiy.
Nu. Ill Wist Ninth St. ml tf.
-i ! Il A b I)—805 AND 800 R ACE STREET,
J Philadelphia.
Gentlemen only.
(
25c, 35c, 50c.
maylS-lyr.
booms.
-
N ick i . y furnished front room at
a reaNuuable price.* No. 812 Monroe
JHD 1 <> I ID
street.
ON HEC
volt RENT—THREE ROOMS
No »03 Essl Sixth street.
jsnJOSt.
r 1
nd floor.
K\KT SEVENTH BT. FURNISHED
rooms: bath, for fight boaaekeep
da-lf.
100
i»g.
WEHT RTF! F. ET. NICELY EUR
ni.hed room., with or without board.
j4-lm.
SOS
Healed, phone.
I
|.1 CHN1HHKD ROOMS FOR H°tU4EKEEI*
J* ing or lodging, with une of hot water,
bi.h ,.ml phoni No, 20« Popl.r atreet.
jun 15 eo«l-lm.
XT
FRONT rooms.
evtly furnished
, heal and »11 eotiTenienee«.
-« w Fourth «treot. jS-eod 1m
No.
IM
FURNISHED
without
jan 17-ood-Im.
q i k O M A I>1 BON STREET.
Min rooms for rent, with
or
linn nl.
btkef.t, unfur
front room.
o 1 O V A ' It
O [(' nished third story
I leaf ♦•*!. phono, reasonable price.
jH cod-1 in
8PLBN
ROOMERS;
AND
furnished rooms.
I A. Tubbs. No. 306 Concord ave
j8-eod-lm.
OAR
didly
B
Phone, heat.
Mr»
FURNISHED rooms
Mao and wife
1814
i OR RENT—TWO
for light housekeeping
■'hilriren iirofffrulili-.
V
No.
without
Spruce si reef.
janlO-cod 1
WASHINGTON STREET,
pished «»r unhirnuhcd rooms
Board if required.
FUU
, with
1220
vnlc family.
l»<
I I in.
ianio
HOUSE
hot
Poplar
ROOMS FOR
r lodging, with
No.
V I RNÎSIIED
!
use of
2 OH
jan 1 5 i "I I
-
Keeping
1er. Ini Ui »nd phone
st red.
XT ICKI.V kcknihiiki» front room at
N V r«»mwbln prlro. Ml ronv.ni.nf. »
Journal Dfflrc.
R 22. Evening
\«ld
>
HOARDING AN D L ODGING^
W VMHINtITON
Jan 14
005
NO.
CARDING
1>
nOAltliFIlR
J»nl51m
M UMSIIN fiTRF.F.T,
MHnlod. llo»iHin»bl<- rnle«.
21)7
AT
OA RDI NO IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
ply No. HIS Fast .Thirty-fifth * ,r '.7' tf
B
I»
c. 038 a.
»V A. pit
PLlir.îHERS.
U.IM1 J. F1DANCE.
Plumbing nn-1 Ho.llng. Mod«« 1 «
ails »tl«nd»d •" »« on««. No. UJ"
1). At A. phone, 164 ID.
nl7-tf.
R
prices
West Sixth street.
Delmarvia. 1651».
FOK SALE.
I »OR SALK—*40 PAIR SQUABR1NO
I' birds M 60c n p»ir. ». Fcrgunon, No .
m Helen» R«»<1, Rockfonl P»rk. jai.14 1-t
-
OR
JO
i*hone 41-2,
jan20-3t.
TURKEYS.
SALE—STOCK
pb lliggin». Newark. Del.
Hucket
F°"
IIKM
, table and sideboard.
j a n 2 ' ' i
salb —DINING ROOM
o»k eb»
-ppl, N». 1 duPont »treet.
to
l{
1
IG WARDROBE. IN GOOD CONDITION;
»uiuhle for lodge room or private to n
jaul 1-121.
It No. 619 West Front street.
lOU'livon HALF, -THOROUGHBRED COLI.IK
I* Fun», elirttp. No. SIS West Ninth »tree*,
' jnntft-'Jw.
__ —---—
a a OR HALF -ALL OUR »So & «ne PURK
F California Wlnoa »t 80« per quart. 0»« t
* br , t Kvl | 20 0 K. Fourth Bt. «U t»
- - -
or HALE EIGHTEEN EIGHT FOOT
1^ solid oak display tables, with bases. Ap
Og«icnHoward Co., Fifth and King
street«. j3 tf.
\l ti\l\ LARGE TWLLVK
ill eonvenlenee., J.«.b,
Mul e
1214 Wail si sin »irret,
.vr.ftf.
—B.
OR SALE
4 room bouse ;
Desirable location.
porch, larg«* lot.
offer. Apply No.
D. ft A. pho
jaul 3
3168A.
I V UK SAM' SMALL KTF.AM PRKRHl'UK
P I'.unrr, »»birring outfit, nm*. j«r», rtc.,
ilirnp 1 1,1» vrerk, brforr moving. AI«o, »in
glo grnrr.lor, .»frty filling, thrro burnrr
gnMoUne «tovr. nrnrly Prw. William Tytn»ll.
*ark. D. & A. phone, 58. »JA.
Hchardson
jan 20 2t.
PUBLIC SALE.
HALE
«•« »I
PUBLIC
LARGE
of Cattle and 11«
Sinclair and Klulr'« «I
yard».
k
Kcnnett Sqtime.
.tamiary 21
150 hod of ottle,
troll «-own »nd »priiiBi-is.
100 t«t r»ttlr, 1ml.» »nd
Udlogn» cattle. 25 hor»«»
50
uf Uln , K
Wr will aril live storh on eoraramv
We will positively *ell every home nod
Cattle delivered on
you.
COW for the high dollar,
half freight paid. Tc
jan!6.17.20.
Oi.
SINCLAIR ft KLAIR
BLU SALE OF FINE. HIGH-GRADE
*. Carpets, Rugs, in all sixes
wil) be sold at St-idb»««
Store. No. 11
P
it
I > i
and Bedding«. Etc..
ft Sons' Auction "*
«treet. Friday, January
En«t Fourth
24. 1913. a! 1
Four heavy Bad», »11 hr«»« »ml »pring» and
(oil tnnttrn»»?». 3 fanny onamolod Bed«. 1
. '■'"'huV* 1 k od5 d jSSÜSÎ'in'
Table». UtheJ ,e»t l.lnnlg .. . Inl.id
Farlur Tables. Library Tables. 2 beautiful
rved Buffet«. Dressing Tables. 1 Bos
Leather Turkish Librar> Suit,
me 5 piece Parlor Suit in
either and veroua Couches.
China Dishes. 100 pie
WHi*dr««be. 2 Chinn Closets.
Pw'lure«, I.ace Curtains. Table Cover«. Sheets,
1*111«« 1 '•»»», Towel». Wmd Blanket«.
fore. Bed Spre.ll«, Brie » Hr.,. | ed,-«t»)«
2" deren Linen Nll.de« »11 , olnr., Inlmd »nd
'Hock. p. m.
Bed r ah
I oak
3
pier
«•Ik plush,
3 sets of Fi
t
1 Davenport.
80 beautiful
Printad Uaolriun. Mialr t.rpet«, 10 ml.» of
«aoiplo Matting, he.utiful patleru«.
. l, Ç* i! V „ .. 1, .
M. he. UH ul Kllg«. »II a«r» ;,t'MI. AAxJt .b
• ud 0\I2, in Axmm.ler Willoo, Hru*el«.
T.pe«trv, Smyrna nod Ingrmo ml lie 100 M
|o«l colors and designs, floral and oriental
direct from « New York
ust be «old for th*'
I These Rot* «
mil
i !r h " '
h ami r«mr
ml.
1» of
«i« cso b» in
Kvc$y t K i t»u
Bale Friday, .lannsry 24.
Ruga
««•» the gr»st«*«
aurl
Wilmington
morning of sale
ever hrIH i
! . nP| ., ri i
jor Ihr high bi.l
i ! o'elork p
■ i
, lan-n at
1
i
R\NKRl'PT SALE
u/vi-t ivi
d
STIDHAM ft SON
Vurlinn.ora for Ownrt«
r
WEDNESDAY, the 22ND
BANKRUPT SALE.
of
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Will sell
INST., at 9 a. m., at the CLAYTON HOUSE
DININGROOM. Wilmingt on, Del., ail the
GOODS AND CHATTELS, belonging to Mr»,
/.er. ldo Wai'.ace Huughtty. bankrupt, of the
HOTEL GOUGAC
1210 and D-'12 i Delawar. »v.mi«, con
,\i titot.ANt.^w alnm^ and
~ - " '
N v s
I «fating
of
OAK FURNITURE,
oil paintings, china. gla«s and
blanketa, comfortable«, table and bed linen,
books and uiaiiv article» of value
WALTER Ci. TATNALL. '
Truster
j.ml 7.1
Stidham ft Auctioneers.
REAL ESTATE—K)K SALE.
N ADVERTISEMENT IK THE
EVENING JOt, UN AI. IS AN
THE
THE EVENING JOURNAL
HOMES
EVERY DAT TIUS ANY OTHER
U K L A V/ A R E
A
I N
Aif V kiKTiSKM ENT
HOMK.
IR HKAD IN MOKE
NEWSPAPER.
NOR S A1. f. A FEW HARCi.VINS IN NEW
' hou»«» fit Twenty-fifth jtnd Washington
m roots. Apply to W. H. Jonos, No,
Shipley «tient.
F
jy j« tf
ROOM Kb A M E HOT HE
,ot. 320 feet deep. Apply
jan!8-2t.
I A OU SALK-8
and «table.
Forty fifth and Market Sta.
,1 OR KALE—NEW. MODERN, WIDE
_ front honaea at Twenty-fourth and Madi
F
son streets. 7 rooms and bath, recentlon hall
and pantry. $3,200 and $3.500. Roaco« C.
Tindall, No. 207 Equitable building n5-tf.
I U FOUR NEW MODEL SIX
.17 room houses. Up to-date in every re
west aide of Tatnad street, between
.Apply
'UftCl .
Twenty ninth and Thirtieth arraeta.
Alfred Downward, No. ÄU9 Tatnall Bt., con
tractor and builder. JanO-lm
BARGAINS—LARGE 12
baths,
I t OR SALE,
JT r«»om house, all convenieneea,
porehea, large lot. Deairnble location. Make
offer. Apply No. 1214 West Bixth street. D.
A A. phone, 3168A. janll m.w.Mf.
^ OR SALE—"THE CEDARS," 2 1-2
7 rooms amt bath.
1
story frame house,
two poultry houses. 20 young fruit trees, two
large lots facing Brandywine Springs Park
and adjoining rhurch property. Apply J. b.
Campbell, on premise«. 1*. O., Msrshall
ton. janlO-eod-lm.
JP OR HALE.
Furnished room house. 10 rooms, two
baths, electric and gas, cement cejlnr, sew
ere«f. Income, $t00 per month. Furnished
complete
.$4.800
ALSO
8 rooms and hath, «ombination light fix
tures. Sewered, cement cellar, heater. $2.500
These properties are next d
other. Will sell separate
tion. Esst Fifth street, near Market atreet.
VVAKEMAN McINTIRE REALTY CO.,
Eighth and Shipley Streets.
to each
together. Loca
FOR SALE
16-17-19 E. 26th
New houses, 7 rooms and hath
and heater: two porches; finished
complete, S2.500
ON'{.Y $300 CASH REQUIRED
Balance on easy terms. Open
for Inspection. Donation good,
fine view.
Carroll W. Griffith,
224 W. 9th Street
ROOFERS.
K. W I L LI A MS CO.
No. 821 Orange St. Roofing,
and Heating. Metsl and eompoMii
Hot Air Heating and Ventilating.
Ing promptly done. Phone.
W
Spouting
roofing.
Repair
ARdOTECTS.
ENGINEERS. 815
' of active practice
uch useful kntiwlcdge
arrant
AND
59 yen
RCHITKCTS
Market St.
\
J
ga to our ellniits.
b
ction, and we
design »«nd roust
our work correct in
>
all respects.
K. !.. RICE. JR.. CO.. (I
!.)
wanted ««'« siFHcu.li Rnniw
PRICES PAID FOR
bought and M»ld.
H ighest cash
. household good«*.
S. Hurloi-k. No. 104 Madlso
n
ian'JOtm.
SI.
oTHF.R j
nml
K WANT VOI R SKCOND HAND FUR
silure I1i|he|l e«sb price« paid,
new »nd »ecimd band furniture for
»»le. Dugan. No. 217 East Ninth street.
' Phone. SU5A. »epîl tf.
AU
THAN 1
furniture
ERG ER PAYS MORE
dealers for your uffi'-e
You're losing
L
f
household good«.
don't «ell to
our buy
ger. Third and Shipley streets
'phone, 5113A.
A postal will bring
with the ren«R' cash.
Bel
thrrp
I*
15 tf
rniRopcjotsT
STRA Dl .EY. CHIR
nved lo Kloitl Building.
Marke t «t reels.
A LORA JOHNSON
_' ••pod ist. ho« re
N. W. Corner Sixth and
1
n26 tf.
D. ft A. phon«', 2617.
A nnie m7s«hapfki;, rnmoromsT,
ha« removed to the Harri« building. N«».
211 W. Tenth street. D. ft A. phone, 1335.
J24 lyr.
"W HR M \KY BURROWS. KO. 71Î1 MAR
M bet (Greet. Chiropody. mwieuHng,
buir dressing, sl»nmpo«ong, clectnc ma««age,
etc. nÄ ,r
1 i LTEABKTH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
li Fowler ft Hanna, Lid. Chiropody and
No Pt»«» Adams St., formerly
D. ft A.. 2908.
y 15 lyr.
manicuring.
217 18 Ford Building.
Evening by appointment.
WANTED.
ADDRESS
jan 16.
\NTED Ol i< PAINTINGS
W 96. Evening Journal Office,
jan 1 8 , 20 . 22 , 26 .
w
—SKATES TO SHARPEN.
McDaniel. Ninth and King
d!8-lf.
W A ™
streets.
COUPLE DESIRES THREE
« fur lirhi hnuxekaep
Addre«« W-98. Even
Edition.
r ANTED—TENANT FOR NO. F5* BEN
« and bath. Good
Applv George S. Mattingly. No.
j 8-121.
W
Six ro
nett street
818 Jackson street.
ANTED ♦OLD FURNITURE OF ALL
11 1 ^hrst
w
»h prier» paid,
comitrv. D. fc A. phone,
J.nlfl if
will r„l| city ,
-.mn
I, ioda.
I > f.kined
! *
central location,
rn« I Office.
li«wi r.
lug ;
,ian20-2t.
inf J
ANTED—WATCH AND JEWELRY RE
Al»n eye fitting. Store nficn
Saturday evenings
The
vv
pairing.
evenings until 8
uj*H 10 o'vlork.
Market street.
iw ANTED-t oüouakit-:ts TO CLEAN;
per "»"'J
LA NO CO.. 1205 Orange Nt
o clock.
. No. 409
febl4 tf
Ly
and
GEO.
feb24 If.
F.
>ACKAGE DELIVERY—ONF. OF OUR
snbseribera was four daya finding s
I
ANTED—PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
yy „n Uln ,| H „,„„1 „road band fruniture
„ nrt Snie«. o«|ee. fixture», Ele ,
8|rirn| , ,„ rr l»lty. AI«o » new lot of Rug»,
ntTTolenm, Oil t'leth »I SO. on the doll.r
I Oiue «ee 11 « before porting «Ith your ea.h,
fof rn>h ulu „
CHMJI.IS K HfHI.Ot K.
(f Nnenth and Poplar Street».,
__
—
♦
package delivery. A sipal! ad in this c«duran
would have re«ulted in a large volume of
business for some live ''Package Delivery."
dll If.
I
It
HOROSCOPE
.lnmiMry 'it).
Sign IqiiariaH Planet Saturn
Born oh this dato your motto should
he "Business before friends or pleas
ure" and "Keep your business lo
yourself."
You are surrounded by peculiar and
highly sensitive planetary conditions
which will carry out your desire in
the silence, but will be obstructed by
your talking about it or giving It a
chance to be discussed by others.
Want Ads placed by a person born
on this date should direct interest to
higher positions of trust and respon
sibility.
The Want Ads will ho of the great
es[ assistance to the active Aquarius
Bringing him in contact with
the people of influence and wealth.
Let these persons realize that their
destiny lies in their own hands and
Vht'yv'vill use the Want ads lo their
St eal Wl lost ing profit.
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
A n auteutiseuent in the
EVENING JOURNAL >S AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN ÏCI
HOWE. TUE EVENING JOURNa«.
IS READ IN MOKE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELA WARS NEWSPAPER.
E CAN FIND YOU AN OCCUPANT
for that idl« room. You are losing f 2
o* $•> « wwk sow. A «i'll cos D-26, rLn.tog
Journal Office. dll tf.
W
T»$ OR RENT — NRW WIDE FRONT
JT houses, Nob. 502 604 W. Twenty-fourth
btreet, 7 rooms and bath. JJ.*» a month,
Roaooe C. Tindall, No. 207 Equitable
building. no-tf,
Y A OR RENT—LARGE THREE STORY
JT house, 10 room« an«i bath, alao barn and
lull
lot st Olrnrlrh, nosr Richardson Park.
D. ft A. 'phone, 5Ô46D.
n'-'8 if.
OUSE. NO. 2006 WOODLAWN AVENUE.
1 »> rooms an<l bath, hi
II
ntt
rental for balance of present le«nc. K.xpi
.Tune 25. 1913. Apply Gomery-Schwartr,
Motor Cor Company, Noa 1009 11 Orukt
jan-'" -»
street.
SANITAKl WOKKERS
M K. KELTER.
.SANITARY, ODORLESS EXCAVATING.
Office, S.
streets.
W. Corner, Fourth ami West
oet'Jl-tf.
PKiMEKS.
INVITATIONS,
600 Business Cards. $1.25.
$1.50
,-T/v WEDDING
fJl/ »nd up.
JGHN8TON, Printing and Engraving, No. II
Last Seventh atreet JlO-eod tf.
APARTMENTS.
SECOND
APARTMENT,
back porch, hot wat«*r heat ;
D. & A. phone. 3025.
janl7-cod-l m.
'Il HUEE ROOM
i floor.
modern conveniences.
No. 2235 Market St.
nil
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
T OTTCE-— I. JAMES A. MAN LOVE. THE
I owner and occupant of the house Mtu
N
ated at Newport, Deb, known as the Newport
Hotel, in School Districts 21 and 97, town
of Newport, Christiana hundred, county of
New Castle and state of Delaware, in com
pliance with the require meut » of the Act of
General Assembly, in auch cases made nod
provided, do hereby give notice that Î shall
apply in writing to the Court «i/ General
Sessions, of the state of Delaware, In and for
Now Castle county, on Monday, the thin! day
of March, A. D.. 1913, being the next* term
of said court, for a license /or the said house.
inn or tavern, for the sale therein <»f
intoxicating liquors. In less quantities than
«»no quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable eitlxcm
school districts, at least six of wh
freeholders of
nd the said application.
Hugh M.
•'roderick. W. F. (Trooine.
id
-•f
Mth
id school districts.
slant i
com
B. R. Fluharty.
(»corgr P.
J. J. Heale
ly n
Samuel Kiie«*re.
Cil
A. A. Price.
II. b. Miller.
j. Duff.
I
K»
J. Hat.» __
Robert Elliott,
JAMES A. MAN LOVE.
J. S. Miller.
John W. Phillipt
ian 18,20,21.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
OFFKtF. Of'
TA It. OK DKI.A W A KK,
,-!•( I.KT'AKV OK «T.VTK
t KI.'TIFIC.VTF. OF DlHSOt.l TION.
T«i All T« Whom These Prvaoiita May Come,
Gi
ll op:
by
y satisfarti
. it appas
duly authenticated
Whe
•lings
thereof, hy the
•••usent of all the Mtoekholders deposited in my
jfllcc. The Evening .i
of thi» Stale, whose pçl
ted at the southwest C
•ord of the proc
for tin* voluntary «II
Hut io
cipal office
i
pumt
alt
and Hliiplcy atreets, in the city of Wil
ton, county of New Castle. State of Delu
it». The Evening Journal Coiupan.v
«ml in charge thereof, upon
has
of "An Art
er Fourth
mg
Wing
agent there!
whom process may he
plied with the requirement«
■rved.
Corporation
and approved .March 7, A. D. 1901,
•led and appr
amended und nppr
amended and upproveil March 21, A. D. 1907,
amended and nppr
j
ticncrnl
providing »
utiiendtM
h 17, A. 1». 1903.
c«l M
cd March 29, A. D. 1905.
ed April 5. A. I». I'J«>9,
ded and approved March 31, 1911,
to the issuing of thi#
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, I. Chari«'« S. Richards,
y of State of the State of Delaware,
hereby certify that the said corporation
i he N luth d« « of Januar? . A. I>
he office u duly e
writing, t
Secret
■ i
913.
■utrd and alti'.HtPil
the dissolution of «aid
(prutpil by all th«» shu'kholdpra
id consent and the rocorda
f the proceedings aforesaid, are now
id office «« provided hy law.
did. on
file in I
corporal mu.
the
llieh
if.
nl.'
li
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
y hand and
thi« ninth
the VOMJ- of
thousand nine hundred
have hereunto set
official seal, nt
(SEAL) da? of January, i
Lord, o
and thirteen,
t H AH LES S. RICHARDS.
Secretory of State.
Secretary of Stale
Dover.
r I
jan 13.20.27
SHERIFFS SALES.
SHERIFF'S BALE—HY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Venditioni Exponas, to
rccted, will bo exposed to public «ale, at
the Court .House. on Market street, be
tween Tenth and Eleventh atro« la, in the
r»ty of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware.
di
and slate of Delaware, bounded and de
scribed a« follows, to wit:
beginning at a «take on the. easterly side
of Jefferson street, at the distance of one'
hundred feet southerly from the southerly side
of Tenth street, at « corner of laud now or
late of Jacob Derrick »on, then«*« easterly and
parallel with Tenth street, one hundred and
OX SATURDAY.
THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY,
.30 a. m..
,,t
estate, vir.;
d with n three
erected, situate
Ca»tlc i-ounty.
ing describe
the foil«
Ml that cert«
lot of gr
y brick dwelling, there
. N
in the city of Wilmingt
fifty feet to a .-.take: thence southerly and
parallel with Jeffer«oii street, thirty feet to »
«take, in a line of JeÄsc G. Simmuns: thence
westerly and parallel with Tenth street, and
passing through the middle of the division
wall between the house «»« this lot and \h*
lion«* adjoining on the «outh belonging to the!
said Jesse G Simmon«, one hundred and
tliv stiid p»»t(*rlv «idc »t .Icffcr
Dit > M'ft. «
street and thence thereby northerly thirty
feet to the place of beginning, be the con
tent« thereof what they may, together with
privilege of the use of a certain eight
Jefferson street, leading
. .»e
inch drain pipe
er in common with
others entitled thereto forever, «abject lo an
equitable share of the cost of keeping «aid
drain III good order apd repair
Selxed and taken i
the
•«lion
•rtv of Willia
C. P
•ce, Adminiatrat
pro
of Helen Miller Pierce, deceased mortgagor.
and William C
mortgagor and tt».. and t
*ierce. M. D.. bar husband,
be «old by
WALTER S BURRIS. Sheriff.
Sheriff*» Office, Wilmington. DrL Jnnuary
17. 1613.
jnn IH.20.24.28.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A Business Proposition
ijOf High Grade Seeking
a Partner; Either Active!
or Silent,
A growing wholfsalt» Imslncsa. well
j established, raterinp to the City trade,
It which In practically cash. Present
capital ln hcln»; turned six Ilmen a
year and can he easily expanded to
employ any amount of capital oyer
ten thousand dollars. Now incorpor
ated with, good commercial rating.
Personnel will bear strict examina
tion and like quality required. A suit
ab>e connection can be made Treas
urer at remunerative salary.
Wo have several desirable Indus
trial and commercial propositions
See us for what you want, or for
what you have and do not want.
Accounts receivable and
Sales for Wholesale Merchants and
Manufacturers Cashed by a
Credit Co.
Wilmington Industrial
and Commercial
Exchange
1 1303 West Ninth Street
|
I
Daily
Balm
LOST AND FOUND.
N ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
EVI.NINU JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN TR«
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
IS read in more homes
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
A
, OUND—A
W jtj, uiunogi
vu me by proving properly and paying
Hu* ndv.
GOLD WATCH CHARM !
Owner e»n have !
(U tf.
OST- LADIES' GOLD WATCH. HE; |
twern Orange and Tntnall, on Second ;
Reward if returned to No. 2'»7 West ,
jan 17 :*i.
. SD.veT
i,h ,hf n-l
y
|j
. . t , et
J .
d atrcel.
.Sec
MONDAY \FTERNOON.
plate otT of a bracelet, w
K. G. Reward if returned to thin
Oî
j»n2t)*2t.
1
OST —RANK HOOK, NO JJ049. ON THE
Wilmington .Savings Fund, in the
ol Ella Wcldln. Notice has been given and
application made for a new book. j0,13,2O. j
I.
I
MUES' TAILOR—J. GLANTZ, NO. 1008 1
'Tatnall street, formerly 401 Dels war. !
beduetions imusiial in Indies $25 |
Repairing, altering, Henning ,
D. A A. phone. 303». |
i
Call D. & A. Phone JI09D ;
LADIES' TAILORS.
L
and up
and pressing.
j2 1m.
Its.
to find redu«*ed
February.
and !
January
for
N. E. LEOPOLD.
Nu. 30» W. Seventh St.
jan 1 8 1 in.
Ladh
Tailor.
SPEC1A1, NOTICE.
NOTICE
Water Rates, Kflfectivc .tanunry 1. 1914.
Minimum charge tnr each prupurty
connected witli city water main... $5.00
CHARGES FOR DWELLING HOUSES.
Dwelling houses of four or m«»re
rooms, having one hydrant in yar«l
one sink in kitchen, or both.
family . $5.00
Each additional hydrant or sink. J.OO
Dwelling houses of two rooms, 'not
connected with water mu
family .
Dwelling houses of three rooms, not
connected with water main, one
family .
Dwelling houses
rooms, not
.
I
I"
1
3.DO
4. DO
I
f four or more
*cled «villi water
family. . .
DWELLINGS OCCUPIED BY MORE THAN I
ONE FAMILY,
of two rooms, with or
or hydra i*l, one
. $3.00
5.00
nmin,
Each Mule
without
family
Knch
sink
tc of three
with or
without
family . .. .
sink
hydrant,
4.OU
Each suite
i»f four rooms
ithout sink o
• hydrant.
nil
Hy .
one fu
5.00
CHARGES FUR FIXTURES.
bath Tub, Aral .
batli Tubs, additional, each
Shower Baths, uach .
Water Closets and urinals, self
r'losing or with reservoir.
Water Closets und Urinala, non-self*
closing, each .
Running Urinuis on metered service
only.
Wash Pave, screw nozzle or fixture
used for wash pave purposes. First
«•no, pci year
Each addili
nozzle
. . . . $3 OO
. . . . 2.00
. ... 1.00
2 .no
».OU
any part thereof
«1 Wash Pave, scrow
fixture used fur waah
2.00
pave purposes, per year
part thereof .
bidets, each ..
Foot Tubs, each .
Wash basins and Sinks, not other
wise specified .
Wash Tubs, stationary, each section
Heating boilers, circulating.
any
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.50
Green and Hoi Houses, private, first
outlet .
Each additional nutlet .
3.00
1.00
CHARGES FOR STORES, OFFICES. ETC.
Stores. otfice.H. churches, small shops
properties used for similar pur
poses, first sink or hn
Each additional sink nr basin.
Water Closets arid Urinals in above,
each ..
Stove«, offices, siiiuil shops or proper
tie» '»sed for similar purposes with
out water fixtures, each 100 square
feet of
tliereof . . .
CHARGES FOR PRIVATE STABLES AND
OARAGES.
Plain bibb for stable, not exceeding
five (5) »tails . * . . .
Additional Mall# in rxcMi of five
(5), each .
Screw nozzle or hose c«»nnertion, io
addition to above ..
For washing vehicles, r.-trh.
STABLES WITHOUT WATER CONNEC
TION 8.
*» no l
- 0Ü I
3.00
. . . 3.on
!
floor area
fracti
. . . $5.00
!
1.00
2.00
1.00
First «tall .
Additional stalls, «-neh .
washing vehicles, each.
. . , $2.00 i
.60
.50
I
ppliod by metered «ervic«
1
Stabil i
• iit-re schedule ients amount
to $ 10.00
Cnttlo, per head
!
.50!
I
. 6.00 j
;
iimrr
PRIVATE GARAGES
Garagen connected with city wnter
automobiles
sin. t
|e
Additional automobiles, i
two (2), each .
GARAGES
in exeexs of
1.00
WITHOUT
T10NS.
WATER CUNNEC
First automobile
Additional automobiles. r«eh. . . .
HYDRANTS.
The replacement of old and the in
stallntion of new hydrants in open
shed« or yards will not hu per
mitted.
Private use of fire hydrants, per
hour or f met inn thereof . $1.00
BUILDING PURPOSES.
Water will be supplied by meter
mea«uremont, where deemed advla
able by this department
A dep«»xit will be required of an
amount equal lo the annual
rice charge for the meter installed
Where water is not supplied by meter
] measurement, the following charges
.♦. $>00
1.00 1
-
building«, (be or
one permit and in the «um«* locality,
Additional buildings, in excess
PT ,np F pVlVq ' SCPUf lFn ' riv' ml-tpih' 1 )
PROPERTILS S17PI LIEn BA METERED
.. n » L »• °
, A ' r a ï. ,0 , raa t ,r - U"»««, i
Barber Shop«. Bakeries. Bottling Establish 1
ment«. Bathing Establishment«, public,
r 0 ''. r. ,nUl I
S'"", S'-ro.
Engine«, gas ar-l steam Ejector*. Factories.
F 7' "'"J Fon Faunlain«
»nd«; (.»r»g»v, pnhle t.renn »nd Hot
Honte*. F lärmt», tlotel». I.ntvn SprinUem
automatic: Laundnen feoeomolives. Motors.
water; Market Housch, Office Buildings.
large; Printing Office«. Photograph Gal
lerie«. Public Building«, Restaurants, Sta
ble«. livery ; Saloon«. Syphons, water;
Urinal", running: and properties requiring
« service one inch in diameter or larger.
RATES FOR PROPERTIES SUPPLIED BY
VETER MEASUREMENT.
Annual service charge; 6 8 inch
.... $
service charge; 3 4 inch
hrnced !
each . . .
. .. $ 1.00
I
60
!
5 0P
meter . . .
Annual
m^tor .
8.00
Annual service charge;
m«»ler.
Annual service charge; 1 13 Inch
meter ...... . ..
1 inch
An"«" '
I Annual
i An n r |' , ,' r rrr \
n ,.(« r .
10.00
12.00
i
• cmr. charge;
2 inrh
An
15.00
srrvifs
chargr;
8 inch
20.00
m«*f»r .
Annual servie» cbsrg*;
m^tcr .
4 inch
25 00
servir» chsrg*; 6 inch
30.00
8 inch
ica charge;
40 no
Privat* Arc services installed at thf ex
pense of th«*
»ervif* rharecs. but ail
through auch fenrice«, «xcapl for the «X
tinguisbment of fires, shall be paid for »♦
the regular meter rate».
In addition to the annual service charge,
vrnter will be supplied through each meter at
the following rate« per quarter:
First two thousand cubic feet or less st 75c
per thousand.
Next three thousand cubic feet or less at 60c
pat thousand
Next five thousand cubic feet
per thousand.
Next ten thousand cubic feet or less at 40c
shall be exempt from
wafer passing
loss at 45«
per thousand.
Next thirty thousand cubic feet or leas at 88c
per thousand.
Next fifty thousand cubic feet or less at 87c
p.T t QOt«$ I'd.
Next one hundred thousand cubic feet
le«« «t 36c pçr thousand.
That is. the rest of two hundred thousand
rubir feet t k $75.46. All in excess of two
hundred tnoiisand cubic feet at 85c.
Bill« for water consumed bv meter mess
ureineiit nre payable quarterly during the
«nth following the close of the quarter,
BOARD ol \\ VTFi: COMMISSIONERS
\V KNOX. President
jl Im
AU«»' Malilop Betts. Registrar.
BUSINESS NOTH £
J
A n AoyKHTMMîm it? tub
EVENING JOURNAL IP a"
A^VLKTieKMENT IN f h .
-IOMK THE EVENI.Nli JOURNAL
„.«B» in MOKE HOME*
E V F.I; \ DA V THAN a:,'", OTHER
DEI. AWARE
NEWSPAPER.
rjE.NIIY C. WEBII. NO Vt>7 W. FRONT
?*■ wort. Move,; mul lioHter*. Ro.J'ne mid
opainng. D. * .v, phono, .'id.-.a junfl lm
U Spider.' 7 ' ,? 0 bbinr'
CARPENTER
of all kinds.
A X i)
Window
and door screen* v
'pj,
i
I K ei'n u„' V i~7 T?k5 KI 'I; YOU ' 1 Cl.O THER
&U
7 I S 111 (. I. ,
street.
'• -619, 1), i A
a tig .'il- tf.
I PHX T. AVERS,
» street, 1'sring, plnstering
8118 W( LLASTtiV
well si
'
D
mg. eh i in
kinds.
ey repairing.
• lohhitig
• II
juu'JO-l Jt.
.1 '\r KM ,) S'l'IRLITH A IIRO.. NO.
n.«*»i. fn l V,r 7'' , 1 Healers in scrap iron and
iOn.n SaloT P ,,M
J rUM>8 1 P* »" janTl-O*
p IAN« MOVLNTi \\|
\ work clone with*
V*
Luwe. No. Is'oO Tntiisll St.
III«
H A I LINO
•n I re I
A LL
». A: A.
•I a mo- Stewart
janP tf.
I? "l'iU'i T I*OI»l»|TI. NO 8UJ Kit.c ST
" olt '. , n . >D-*'ii<lt.v. Sn I i i, f n 'l'iu'u ''gns r!ni'l eii'
REPAIRED, RENTED,
Ensy payment«. Uargains, aiig-tilv
-oynla. Underwomtn, Reimngtuna.
r ï?'.î rr , r r Su DPly Co., No. 91A M ar
t St. Both phones. n23 If
YPKWbITEbS
sold,
sed R
T
ho
1 -
H eat :n. range and
• og. Also Wringers a
*rs. J. T. Koliwelse.r, No. 5
Roth phones.
STOVE RE I* Mb*
rpet Sw^op
West Front
m80 tf.
ild
slreef.
ATIf ANIEL
N
'II'tN'O, GUV AND LO< K
All Kinds of guns' and locks rc
•Satisfactlon
if It.
d.
gun rant
Mad,
aspect or
Combinations
5 West SavciifU
f«>
Wales Adding
changed jo|
street.
safes.
D. & A. phone, 1981
n 1 5 Im
~
I> KST ROAST DIN'NKR
25c, Sirloin Steak.
lh«*m,
fact
Second street.
TX THE CITY,
c way you lika
f a specialty.
tÄat men
■
Home
«I ■ »<!<■ l>ir
n years in h'mneas n
LOI'ER S.
Elc
sntis
service
Nu.
215 West
fch«7tf
Kershaw & Whitten
Finest lins of
WALL PAPERS
832 MADISON ST.
D A A. Phone 5105 f).
Estimates Furnished
Wilmington. DM
Lowest Prices
a 12 tf.
Hl SINKSS oiroin lMTUSK.
| > ARE CHANCE KOI; MAN HAVfNG *
10
cash. Exclusive hiisinr^ in Wilmiog
klr profit; not interfere with
preset
p«*Ml
Inquire
O' rimsley.
Grand
Horn.
jan20*2t.
ADMINISTRATOR S SALE.
D M I X18TR A TOR *8 HALF. OF REM#
Estate, on Thursday. Jannarx
A
at 2 «» « lock. p. ro.
in Mi
the pt-4-nii
dletown. Delaware, A brick greenhouse ami
lot. 57x150 feet, and Kltw-k
flowers.
Admlnist rat
Martin b. Burris, Aitonu
Del
f plants and
ERNEST R. STEELE,
of Edward J.
Middletown.
!9.
jai
MUSICAL.
UH1CAL INSTRUMENTS OF Aid*
descriptions bought and sold 10 c«Bl
M
lections. Cats
sheet itiusir and orelit*st
logue freo on request. Repairing ;» specialty.
•haired.
l 0,n «'»talogue,
Milano. No.
old roms d "light and told
12 cents* postpaid.
G. A.
201 W. Eighth St., Wilmington,
feb22 lyr.
Del.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE.
A
DMIMSTR ATRIX'S SALE OF
EST \TE
«EAL
f an order of the
rt of the State of Delaware, is
ade
by virt
* <
Oi phn
and for New t'nxtle county.
fifl«»enth day of dsnuary. A. D. I PI 3. will'he
exposed t
I ha
I« at public Vfiiiliir,
Frida >\
Ja
lork, a.
preminc«. the following described real estate,
f John M. ('hnndlcr. deceaned, to wit;
real estate. situate in
ChriKtian hundred. New Castle* county hii«<
State of Delaware, and dr>»crihrd
ary 31. 1913. at II
G
'•*i
All that
follows
G» w it :
N tract of land, «itimfe i
Chrikl
na h
drod. •
the road ha
n g fro
the
Snuff
Mill 1« Centreville.
C to the estate of Joli
tar Yorklyn Mali
. he
M. Chandler,
d lately oecupi«*«! hy >ni«l J(>hn
mngi
deeraM'd.
M Chandler, and containing about «ix acres
pf laud, more
en and hound«, see large hand bid«.
lendnnee will be give
known by
lens.
I •
«le>cripti
by
and
ma do
ten
NANCY P. CHANDLER,
if the cKtate of John M.
axed, or by Frank L. Speak
Adminibtratrix
Cliundier, «!«•
man. I
attorney.
Attest—JOSEPH C. JOLLS. Clerk O. C
. Del.. Ja
Wilmingt
ry 15.
ian i 7,20,21.27
913.
PANTING.
Miss McClafferty
Pythian Castle
V08 WEST STREET
AI
- fcTA
Dnncct F.fiSricntly T»tifh«. Children'. dn«»e.
Jn .rti.tie intern tlion.T. folk, .tc Dancing
*' * w., tnr cinv lit 30 « m to to n m
f. rlv ; t0 | 0 „„ n .' by .ppointment. Àlî.o prb
„„ clMw . », 1308 WmI Kighth .treel.
Kor „ rm , , nd further infnrn-ttmn. p'.«ne
*
1 "
Member of the Amorictm Society
Professors of Dancing, New York.
Monti«) evening».
Instrnetion 8 to 9.
9 to 11—Orchestra.
Children's class Saturday at 10 JO a.
Private lessc.is dally. Booklet.
Phones: School, 2457. R-sMencc 5022.
Til
1RS Me EWAN, SELECT SCHOOL UK
Dancing, Eden HaB.. Assembly Mon
at 8.30 p?- mpt. Beginners'
latest
uay evenings,
dus» Wednesday
Ö.15.
evening.
TKA •
'•ION
Wilson Line 10 Philadelphia
PASSENGERS A"ND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wi'tmngton.
daily, including Sundays, at 7.80 and 1 0 so
• m!, 1-80 snd 4.15 p. m. On Ssturua.s
and Sundry» only, additional trips
7.00 p. m
Leave Chertnnt Street Wharf, rtiladst
phia. daily, inelndina Sundays. st 1*130
s m., 1 30. 4.15 and 7.00 p m On Hun
d«v* «n-l Mondays only, additional trips si
7.60 a m.
FARES
days;
way.
•ay lOr
At
111 3 mg littriifi
rbllsJpIphis ftniM
Pun
OM
snd
25c;
15« Chcstar sxcurtiun 15c;
IS
Merchant*' and Miners' Tran«. Co.
FLORIDA BY SLA
H
» »
Direct Ronte*
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
*- r .
.
to
Savannah and Jacksonville
Best routs to Florid«. Cuba an«! the South,
Excellent
Low
All steamers equipped with wire
New steamers Suwanee and Somerset
in commission. Rooms de Luxa. Baths.
£end for booklet.
Fine steamers
service
City Ticket Office. 105 So. Ninth street,
Philadelphia. Pt. W. P. Turner, P. T M..
Baltimore. Ud.
Leave Philadelphia.
; 1er 9 (Foot of
Walnut St.) 10.45
a. m. * 6.00 n. m
Leave Wilmington.
French SL Wharf
6 00 p. m.
BUSHl
L
m
FIFimn ONLY

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