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I NEWSY DOINGS
OF NEW CASTLE
Hibernians of the County to
Meet in Biennial Con
vention on Sunday
FORMER RESIDENT
DIES IN MASSACHUSETTS
tiw. ial to THK tVENIXO JOtRNAL
NEW CA8TLK. .luu, 2
Pythias hall on Sunday nf
In the
Knights
ternoon tb« Sluic sml Cuuuty Hint rdc
»f lh« AiifhuU Ordi r of HlhernlBiis
^ will hold blennlel convention«. Staio
rrssfdcnt John Jf.. Heuly will bavi
number of important mutters for con,
cfderaiion It bad ls-«n the m iElnat
Intutttlon to unveil the Harry mem
orial monument In Washington the
coming year hut the monument will
pot be finished until next year and
the unveiling *111 not Iahe place un
til shortly belore the meeting of the
Rational Convention in Norfolk. V»
County President M< El wee in hi«
annual report on Sunday will review
the work of the Divisions and ar-|
rangements will be made for the ce!c
bratlon of St Patrick's day by a lee
lure and concert in the Garrick The«
tre. 'Wilmington All members of the)
Order in the state will attend church
that morning U» receive Holy Com
»nunion It Is expected that the Rev
father McDauxhito of New Jersey, a
national director, will deliver the St.
Patrick's day lecture lu .Wilmington.
■ Former National Secretary James T.
iJIcOiDiilo, of Scranton,, Pa, is now
(National Organiser of the juvenile
isMvlskms and he will visit Delaware
in the near future to organise dlvi
i^iGnn.
i Mrs. James t. Ellason will enter
Iain her Sunday School class at din
kier on Friday evening.
Jn Challenger's store on Saturday
»he Sunday School classes of Mrs
friincy «nd Mrs. MUlgan will give a
Imke.
Members of the Knights of Colum
"'bus who live here will attend the
dance and banquet In the Hotel Wil
Wiingion tonight.
Mrs. James E. Biggs who has been
Jaiek went under an operation yester
Ml«y
Mr*. Quimby'« rlas» will hold a bo*
fsocial on Saturday «voning following
Hhe Ram* of basket ball In the Opera
House—Mr* F. P. McCalHn. Mr«,
George Swain, Mias Lucy Ford and
Mta« Winnie Sheridan spent yester
day in Wilmington.—The Feast of St.
Agnes wa* celebrated bera Sister
Agnes, of the Order of St. Francis,
who for years was mother at Glen
Riddle always receives congtatulu
tlon« on her feast day. The day
commemorates the Martyrdom of the
child saint who, at the age of 12
yearn, a shining example of heroic
faith and fortitude, gave up her life
1 nthe cause of Christianity—John Ed
wards. formerly of this city, died a
few days ago In Brookline, Mass.—
Superintendent Myers will do every
thing In his power to assist and en
courage the workingmen of this city
lo pu'rouage the local trolley cars —
Mrs. Maty Wilhelm, 81 years of age,
Jb seriously 111 at her son's home.
lONTH'S MAGAZINES
An InterestliiR foaturn of the Fnmi
and F(r«lde Magazine for January la
tho article on the Improvement of ex
tennion work of agricultural colleges,
and making them more useful. A. N.
Hume, State Crop Expert, Brooking«.
South Dakota, who «ubmittod the ar
licla, ha« handled hie subject ably, con
tributing much valuable Information
concerning extension work. The "Mar
ket Outlook" presents an Interesting
dlseueAlon of live stock markets; and
T. Qrelner gives much practical help
lc hie aJVlcle on "Gardening."
THE FEBRUARY AWH1ICAXMAGA.
ZIVE.
The February American Mapaziue
•contain« a wonderful letter by Allan
Pinkerton, never before published, In
which the famous detective relate» his
•connection with the first plot to ns
«asalnate Lincoln. Lincoln was on bln
way to Washington where he was to
■ be Inaugurated. Pinkerton discovered
ilhe plot, saved Lincoln 1 » life, and tells
■ the whole story In this letter which
was written In 1866 hut never reached
the public until The American Mnga
cine got hold of It
■
HOM AN'S HOME COMPANION.
An «rfleln of »rn«t Inlerewt u.iri
An artiei» or great tntere»! and
vnllie to women 1« publlehod In the
It la an account of the Houaewlve« 1
l.eaguo an organization of &n0.000 wo
no II wbu-h, In two >ear*. baa «level
..., 0.1 ♦„ „_i_, — 1 , <_ .«»,,„ 11 ,
opf d to tho point whero It la actually
««aiptlDg hundred* of thounanda Of
boiiurwjv«9t In the United Stair« to re
, 1 . 1, Of H. „ ,
dure the COBt Of living. One of Kn
great contention« 1« that women
ehoulrl Htudv the market rawirle In
nnould Htudy me market roiMil lft in
Ibe now «pa per« In order U» gel Infoi
ynatlon about price« which Will enable
tlioni in linv inlelllEOnllv when Ihiv
I 1,1 , ^ y
oome to deal With tradesmen. The ar
tiolP «hows how Ih* plan may bp car
ried out in any town or city In the
United Slates. It also presents a dra
matic picture- of the origin of the
league
York woman, had an experience w hich
started her to thinking. Hers Is a
«tory of a woman who started great
things.
Mrs. Julian Heath, a New
rftLLERK HIKl.V KRATERMTIES.
The February Century will contain
the opinion« of several college presi
dents on the subject of "Fraternities
In Women's Colleges." Jas. M. Taylor
of Vasear. Marion Taluot of the Uni
versity of Chicago, Virginia Glider
sleeve of Barnard, Ellen F. Pendleton
of Wellesley, Mary E Woolley of
Mount Holyoke, and M. Carey Thomas]
of Bryn Mawr are among those who
wlil explain the merits or_ evils of
glrle- fraternities. These opinion« are
•uppleraentary to two recent artb-lea
bf. 1-Mlih RU-kert published in The
Gentury setting forth the results of
|»er invmsfigatlou into the effect of fra
terni ties on college women. .
>1 UtPEK'H.
Harpers Magazine for February is
ri pl«e with stories and article« of
charsi and interest R ibert Kennedy
{tançait H- i) contribute« an article
»■f imiKiriance In his "Industrial
gc a rch' »i jizahet fi Shiiqien Green » (I
welcomed and
hIwhv
ivd'fatiotu
et-< hus a number fr f lovely ones II
1utr»*lnt the story. V ■-« Hairy tuple's
Ujj-." by Slarle Manning, which ranks
%
Wants, Notices, Rooms tor Rent, Sales, Real Estate and Business Opportunities
HELP WANTED— MAI JE
N ADVERTISEMENT IS TU«
EVKNtVi JOURNAL 18 AN
A OVERTIRE MT V T IN TU«
HOME rtiF EVENING JOURNAL
IS BEAU IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAT THAN ANY OTHER
DELA WARE NEWSPAPER
A
VI
..
MAN IlfCtlllCCS WOHK OF ANY |
» Addrn
janî'i 6 t. I
)> BOV TO HELD
I li«*lp In ebippirtf ,
Klniing Journal offre
ian38 II.
V°
or'
ma' 'mi
1 0 «
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id*
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SITUATION WANTKD—MALE
w .
«amp!»«.
referenca repaired,
offre.
!
W
INTED HUNT Cl. ARM CAN VAïjRER.
«perlener U*-frrenree rn ■
rk. A In«» a man for down
Hefrrenr* and
d. \{«p!> tirand l;nii*W, No. 619
wiili
ell.
ate. f.»
MiRliu.nl
i«li
•f •!'
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
^
-- «
t OOK I
U GENERAL HODHEWORK.
Hl»*ady poaition. Ap(dy No. 21
: h-.uio
~
rard.
Jan22 ft.
ANTED—TEN «IRJ.S AT ONCE
fire aale ' Apply Nd
W
4*^7 King etrr^t. I
J.nJ'Jtf.
I
W
ANTED*- \ YOUNG Gild,
ladle«' tailoring. Mi
«. Apply N*
FOR
- " f
have «•
A West Ninth
ji
ANTED—A YOl Si. GIRL, WHITE OK
rolotnl. tu li.lp sr.imd 1 hi* liuii.i 1
tpplj No. &05 Wral Nlnlh slrm. l*n-j3 - Ji
vv
W ANTED—LADY
▼ f p. itciiuott,
street.
Dl MONHTUATtlKS
No
Mont
Jai»23 31
ADIKH' DEFARTMENT OF THE BKI.T
Drug Star*, 8 «vtuuh *nd Kin* «Irrut*
Opvn daily. M *. tu tu « p m Mr*. 1„ M
Dut!* in *tlrnit*DC*; t.lrphou* your <r«nl*
rn.mpt dalirari«* Si lt. ^
—
I,
rOI NG COLORED MAN DESIRES WORK
Experienced.
Addres« A 76.
jan 17 61
farm.
Evening Journal Off«-».
OSIEHY—EXP1CR1KNCKH KMT
tern wanted Steady work. Qouil
pay. PUtta and French Sis. janST-12t
H
Xl'KKIKM'KD MAN AVIHHF.H POM I
E
reference. Address A-79, 1
Office.
iiaaiMH
p SUABLE PARTY DE81RK8 EVKNI
Ik en.ploym.-nt aftor 6 30 p. .... < lend or
otherwise. Only
peeled.
Offre
odrrat« emu pc u sst ion »
Address A 77, Evening .foun
jsn'Jl (it.
ial
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
WORK UK ANY
Brother«.
873A I »• Imarv is, 3448.
Shop, K( t King
jan!4 6 m.
fjt OR ELECTRIC \L
M; nature, call Mnoi
phone,
faction guaranteed,
street.
D. & A
Satis
■
PLUMBERS
ALPH J. FI DANCE.
Plumbing and Heating,
prices. Calls «(tended to at once
Watt Sixth street.
Delmarrl«, 1633.
\i
Moderate
No. 1902
D. é A. phot«- I
nl 7-tf.
HAIL MANY
TO COURT TO
AID FAMILIES
In Court of General Sessions on
Saturday next, husbands and fathers,
who have neglected to support their
vivff and children, will have to an
swer for the neglect Among the
ten non-support cases on the docket
is that of John W. Wagner, a busi
ness man, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Wagner
was a former resident of this city,
but is now with a coal company In the
Pennsylvania city. He alleges that
fifteen months ago Mrs. Wagner, while
In Pittsburgh, signed a bill of separ
ation provided ho would contribute |fi
a woek toward her support. Wagner
further claims he has sent the $6 a
week to bis wife. Several weeks ago
Wagner was arrested and was held
under ball for a hearing on Satur-I
day Following the hearing In «h«
City Court. Wagner called at the home
of his sister and told his children,
aged 14 and 4 years, to gel dressed,
and they left Wilmington with their
father. Mrs, Wagner complained to
the police, but they could do noth-)
Ing.
nrt hv hi« wir« M ru hli'/uhoth M Tup.
Dd by niK Wire, Mrs. KllsaDPth M. iM ^*
burton, with non-support Of herself
and two children. Tarburton waa
I.ofor*- the Sentemhor Court on -i like
"I.' 0 " 1 Î ,
charge. The wife was obliged to go
out to work, and lo«t ber position
- »
. 1|n
I |V |* Il I AMP
I I ■ * 1.1 f LAmr
. -, « noa. wmt
n l 111 ^ I 111
Al VvLArUH IR
akw» Il Ifill Vil lil
____ _ _ _ _ __
TllIC M IT! FIT
. IHIX (|| f I f f
A lllaJ I'lulfftiftf
According 10 John pore bt- wa« hit
— t . dlv thp hpi .j ,. v lighted
LT 1 » h! 1, !* f uîi i tv ^
lamp in tne nanti* Of '' an K Waaik.
Of No. 103 Kant liberty fitroct, buti
rloHuito rho licht lohn hail ki *>ii
SSSÄ ". (■£ co" ';z iss
Ing said he CUllld UOl »ee muell ln the
ease and accordingly dlamlssed
Wasik. All concerned in thetrouble
told conflicting lalca of the fight.
WaBik condll'-lH a boarding house
hld^/r^hTih"^" I*", 0 rl?' d . h'T
leave when ordert o^ "
ID the pc unie thaï followed \\ asik
and Pere fell to the floor. Pere de
daring that Wesik hit him on both
Bide« of the head with B lam,, while
they were down. A boarder at the
house Bald helled when both men fell
to the floor. Wasok had requested
'va« no^preBSt.^h^wrong'mai^hav-
i n( r been summoned
- -_
~ - -
high among the fiction of têe month.
William Gilmore Beymer'a , story,
"Memory Plays Is Tricks" 1« especl
[
ally entertaining. "Nome Titians of
the Prado." by Charles H ('affin.
wSfticb is illustrated with reproduction g
from the original paintings-, will be
noted as of special import to those of
artistica tendencies. Gilbert Parker's
strong novel. "The Judgment House."
■ is continued in the current nuinlrr.
Re-{Other stories full of human -Internal
j, rc rcontrihuted by Marjorie HoVon
i Madge K Jenlsen, Ralph Koller.
j l.nnlsc <'los»er Male. George Harding.
I Robert B, Brilere apd K. li. R Hel
.1cm. ^
ROOMS FOR RENT
ADVKRTiHKMEMU IS TMB
r.evil JOUIfNAL IS AS
advertisement is the
home the evening JOURNAL
;« read in moke homes
IvehT Da y Than ant other
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
laltOM* yon RENT,WITH OR WITHOUT
IV board Apply Nik UllWulBt JS-la 1
_ .... ;
Ok IIKST H HNISHFD ROOMS FOR
light Biru^ekerpinf. Apply No 408 W. 1
Tbird HI. iaalt'H I
F
——
FOR
I * t/HNlSHF.r» ROOMS. HITTABLK
I War:», light *nd •«»/•
• Witk ^ _»ML
~ .—~ ~—: * 1 . __ a(rovrT
/ < IRAUK «oh AND « 0 » RACE STREET.
' f l'hi'adolphl». Room», 25*. *5*. 50*.
Gentlemen only.
may 15-1 yr.
t K'EI.Y U KNIHHKD VUONT ROOM AT
No. SIS Monro,
J.nlfl lm.
V
Mreel
~*
a reaftunabU pries.
KART RKVEN1H BT. FURNTHHFD
rooms;
400
bath, for Hfhi boa*eke«p
dt-tl
me
WEST STREET, NICELY FCR
nUhad room*, with or wltbsut board.
14-lm.
S08
Hosted, phone.
I'I' UREE UNFfRHISHED BOOMS. Bt£«>
i 01 I Sour. SultabI* fur homukurpln«,
Nu. 31« IV. S. Tru.h St.
jan 22 -lm.
JEFFERSON fiT., TWO NICELY
, boat, bath,
diS-LM-lm
mi
fiirnl«ii.*i room*;
t..*t location.
ph
X' RNTÄHBD HOOM 8
trie light beat. All convanience
111 West Ninth St. ji-aod-lra.
ELEC
No.
_
<
*•
RDOM 8 W»TH BATH. UNFURNISHED.
No. 4 I, 0 Lombard
) 2 -eod lm.
family.
pm ate
filreet
AND
beat;
STREET. ROOM
Steam
]4 t.t.s-lm.
WEBT
board for two men
702
all
reniences
_ 1 .., VIK|(fc . |l
p* 1 »'IbUBD
»
Ninth *trr,t.
KENT
1 mom for t
nd ell iMHiveniences.
nd .la'-ken
HE \T
BATH,
No, «34 WW
j*nl J-ood-lm.
ROOMS,
»2,00 * weak
furnished
NICELY
ladies or gentlemen. Phons
Location near Ninth
Address K-19. Even
jsu9-eod lm.
st r*ets.
at Office.
• ug Joi
N - K ET.Y FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AT
n -raaonablo price. All convenience«
*? 22. Evening Journal Office.
janlfi Ira.
HOARD AND LODGING
- MADISON 8 TRFFT BOARDERS
-'' 4 »»ntPd R«.on*I,le r.le*. ji.ni:. In,
D 0 | ' '\ '? r2' Thirty fiAh^ ««£.»
p'mne. 03«*.
A P
D 1
j
J2 If.
HOME COM I
d26 eod-lœ v
boarders
M l the
janIB eod 1 m.
1 » (1AIJDER8 AND LODGERS WANTED AT
15 No. 400 Adams street. Privat« family.
j«n7-eod-lra.
WANTED.
No Boh West St.
OARDELS
fi.rts
B
MADISON STREET.
Ueananahle rate*
Sll
wsnted.
romforta of home.
TWO NICELY FCHNIRHED
■■■■il wit bout hnnrd.
Apply Mrs, Frank. No 214 North
jan28-3t.
tv OR RENT*
JU roomj*. with
All
venir nee«.
Harrison street
FOR SALE
TA OR RALE—20 PAIR SQUABBING
U birds at 60c a pair. R. Ferguson. No. 7
St. Helena Road. Rockford Park. jar. 14-121
1
YARDS HANDMADE.
No. 836 Tatnall
j*n 22 lm.
A OR BALE—55
plaid earpet.
I
afreet.
U IG WARDROBE. IN GOOD CONDITION:
•tillable for lort«r room or print, fan
Janll-lSt.
OR HALF,—THOROUGHBRED COLLIE
p«m. cheap. No. 81« Weat Ninth etraet.
. janISSw.
No. 019 West Front street.
Im
-
i OR 8 A 1 .K—THOROrOHBRED O. f. C,
i'ig«. Inquire John Hnbinaon, Bellevue,
Automatic phone, Exchange, No. 9;
1
Del.
jan'JSeodtf.
H ui> 4 r.R.
___ . .. ..
,7 OR SALE—ALL OUR 85e ft 4 c PURE)
Califoinl* Winet *1 80c per quart ( an I
Keil, 200 E. Fourth St. m!3 tf.
F
r J' eriipb ,
ln *rbtfie $ioV;
Addreea s 8».
jan3l eod-8i.
^ on SALE — platform
U wagon, an. or two horae*. rollar-bearing
^„"■"^^'^iTsomî^oHy^uo,
w< „ Philadelphia. Pa.
JJ
be beat.
SALF. -F.TGHTF.EN FIGHT tOOT
F «olid oak dianlay tables, with basas. Ap
Fifth and Kin*
J 8 t#e
ply Ogden Howard Co.,
»t reels.
YA^IR BALE- -LOT. 29x110. HOüSE.^8
r rooms and bath, front and tide porches*
house. Inquire. No. 605 8
Jan9 eod-lra
\«rd. Chick
ILirriaon street
PHONO
electric) and cylinder «having
A-l condition; coat $250.
Evening Journal Office.
ED I SDN BUSINESS
'V «>
SPRING
V T UTU 'K—T u AiiBiisk mr-r.iiijav yr
j W ihe Mill t reek l ni«|» Association for
[lb« dotée! ion of horse thieve« and recovery
I nf »Oden property will bn ***''**. Äl 1 n,OI, t î,,.,
"" ,h '' firM <, " y of v ••Ijrtmrv, HH-.
i »' 1 «Vlrn-k. I- ni
; cu vWTOliD HANMN.
\ li G Biieftimtbani. Private Secretary.
2a.25,37,2W.H.
street,
janj1 cod 1 n
NOTICES
PRIUKH PAID FOR ALL
^ewia Sklut. No. S Eaat
jan14 lm
ÏGHE8T
kinds of hide».
Front atr««t.
'
xjoTlOE ThTEciAi. meeting of un,
K \ iaenl Council, Nq. Hi. Jr rt. I . AY M..
■* '■"■■■■ '
to lake action on lbe-ile*tll of our late
brother, John Devenieh 'the meetiii« » ill
he called Hi No »13 Hhiplf ttrcel. on Hie;
Cord «oor. »1 8 o clock All member* arr
,,, 3:1 .M .. JOHN DI RHAM
-
V OTIUF. NEW SERIES OE HTCU K
> The ai»t> el f (.th a.r... of atock of Per
. |t , lual Savin*, und Loan Aaioriatinn ia no»
li-Sic iaaue.1 Share» are one dollar per
month mid ran he obtained at any time on
application lo the secretary .VI the nlUce,
Northea.t oorner Fifth and Shipley .treat,.
WILLI AM p. PHILIPS. Preeident.
WILLIAM M. 01BBUNH, boerrtary.
hhI voJ Ira
hiHiro----
N «»cfe Ä-ffiK J9SSS
»„„.tred» for IIIUI hu» Irai-n coaiplrted and
1 . pnatud for Inapecllub in the reapertl*» Jia
trtrta. »« folio»»;
Heîônd dmîrieî' No°'597 V»™ h Twenty"«!
.He,, Third di.trn-t No 231 We»t Four
JÄullVcTlim U
^'1^. &.«T l&ASJZ
«in Saturday. Janaary 25. 1918, frnm 9 to 12
o'clock, and from i to 4 o'clock, to hear ap
»«ke correction,.
L^^iilu^^tr^^nd^^'
1 G«o W. Cox. Third district; Nonl M. K«*n
i nedy, Fourth district; Martin M Mealoy,
Fifth district. jau22 3t.
I
I PRESTO RESTAURANT!
»j e corner fourth ft SHIPLEY STS
Uaft.r «.« >u..,.„,o. n t, by fir .,. r |.„;
.»peri.ii-.d chef, now doing butin.»» Hp.rUI
B,ld r, -it ul * r dmnara aerved with prompt at
I janifi-l-i.
I Offic6S Of
Philip Q. Churchman
.
A.tt,omey-at-L.a W
a fid CitV Juda©
^ "
44 2-415 Ford Building.
I
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES
Rale
Rug». B-dding
ft Son'» Vactin'
b -tree*.
January 24
of Mgs grad- Furai
F.lr *t Slid
glare. No. Ill Rest
»I t n'eloek p m -ee *d in
ariDHjur a sun, aucu.
"' r '
J""'
p.pr^
U
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A .V ADVERTISEMENT U> THE
EVENING JOURNAL 18 AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN TU«
THF, EVENING JOURNAL
If) READ IN MOKE HUM'»
EVERY OAT THaM ANT OTHtil
D K L A v; A » * KBWBi'APKB.
^ OR HALE— HK LOW OOffiT, 18 ROOM
J. O. Vmtr
jM321n
JIOR SALK—A FKW BAKOAJW 8 IN NKW
honiM «t TwpDtf-flfU» and Wâibi&|ton
Apply tu W. It. Jona«. No. H2B
j*OR 8 ALF— NRW. MODERN. WIDK
fronl huusss at Twvnty fourtU and Mndi
ton str««u.
and pantry.
Tindall, No. 307 Eqsiish)« Building.
iY.'
X hoaee »nil »tore >t Enwn
I. r.on. No. 710 Jefferum 8 t.
—
¥7
A
atreata.
Shipley atteal.
I*
7 room« and bath, reoeptlon bail
93.2U0 and f3.500.. Roacoe 0.
o5 tf.
"I *8 OH HALB— FOUR NF.W MODKL SIX
1 room beueee. Up-lo date In •▼•ry re
e ! etreei. between
•ref .or
w*-at St
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Alfred Downward, Ne. 809
tractor and builder.
Apply
Bt., con
janO-lm.
ü SALit—NO. 1881
X Thrat noriM, 0 rcoma and bath,
T. Ritchla, No* 211 West
CLAYTON BT.
three
Ninth
d28-eod lm.
porch««.
«treat.
WN YOUK HOME WE HAVE AT
this time several good bargain« in 8 to 8
Price« low for
W. E. POWELL*
No *39 Market St.
< 1
room hon«ea, well located,
quick sale.
jan 21 i,t,« If.
t;«r bale—no. sas north olayton
X Btruat, $3,900. All runvenianr«*. Good
.ok aaay t*rm* If daalrrd. Worth luva«tl
gating.
jan Î) t.t,»-lf
W. E. POWELL,
No. 839 Mark.t 8 t.
OR SALE—BARGAIN, NEW. MODERN.
-A wide front house«; all conveniences ;
hardwood finish, fireplace, penlry. porches.
Ne». 2408-5 Madison streels. Easy terms.
Waltar Hmallsy. D. à A. phone. 8168A.
jan 8 -t.t.a-tf.
ROOFERS
w
K. WILLIAMS CO.
No. 821 Orange 8 t. Roofing. Spouting
and Heating. Metal and composition roofing.
Hot Air Heating and Ventilating. Repair
ing promptly dong. Phone. «26 lyr.
ARCHITECTS
RCHITECT 8 AND ENGINEERS. 815
Market St. 59 years' of active practice
brings to our clients, much useful knowledge
in design and construction, and wa warrant
our work correct in all respects.
E. L. RICE. JR.. CO.. (Inc.)
A
HELP WANTED
Xï OYS AND MR 1,8 WANTED AT THK
le Jute iVorltir 14 year- old and upwnrd.
Steady work. Appl. Wilmington Mills, |
er Eleventh *trcet bridge
> VTI.WAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
th. Thousand* of Parrel* Poet
unneeeaaary.
Candidate*
Franklin Institute. Dopt. 4n A,
Dl« tf.
V *00 ni
Pull
uDpoint
Wil
coached free.
Rochester, V. V
1 H
I
•
■g
matiinia
ugton ex;
WANTED. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
j
.
IGHKST CASH PRICKS PAID FOR
household good*. Bought and sold. IT.
8 . Hu Flock. No. 104 Madison St janlO lm.
1) HAND FUR
price« paid.
Also new and second hand furniture for
sale. Dugan. No. JlT jCast Ninth street.
'Phono, 311 JA. aep21-tf.
1!
W K WANT VOUR «SECON
11
ERGEH PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
dealers fr
household goods. You'
you don't sell to him. A postal
our buyer there with the ready rash,
gcr. Third and Shipley streets. 1>. A
'phono, 5113A.
15
your office furniture and
losing money if
will bring
Ber
A. j
mIS-tf.
HAIR DRESSING
F IN DOUBT ABOUT YOU 11
and facial treatment. *o to
Potta, No. 603 Equitable Bid*.
3147 A,
HAIR
I mûrie C.
D • ft A..
d7 8 m. I
—
> Ul'FS. SWITCHES AND CURLS MADE
I - from your owe. combings. Facial Mia«
nII ,j ^ -phone, 488311 Mn.Uiu
I v A sterling. No. 311 East I'cntli «licet
| j-J t.t,» tf.
I
j
.
CARRIE WRIGHT. NO. 10U
ii«hin*ton street. Manicurin*. elee
aralp treatment, facial ina«aage. hair
Combines neatly
1 Amo.
T8H FRANCES MULHEHIN. FOR
morly at No. 823 Market street, has re
inaved to No. 826 Market street. Shampooing
««alp treatment, • fanal ma*»«ge, eleotrionl
ireatmcnt, manicuring; full line of »witches
and transformation». also combing» neatly
made up. D. & A. 'phone 5856A. m16-1yr
■ ■■I ■■
-for
dressing.
I up
i ■» «
j J[
shampooing.
D. & A.. 1954L.
CHIROPODIST
—
r jl LORA JOHNSON STR ADLET C'HIR
apudUt, li»s removed to Kletlx Bulldin,.
N. W. Corner Sisth and Marke t «Irret».
D. Is A. phone, 3617. n36-tf.
-
NNIE M. SCHAFFER. CHIROPODIST.
ha« removed lo the Harris Rutldiug, No.
I 211 W. Tenth »tree*. D. & phone, 1335.1
J-4 lyr.
M RS. MARY BUR ROW 8. NO 713 MAR
kel Street. Chiropody, manicuring.
, inir dressing, aliampooing. define masaaga*
• etc n6 tf.
J--- ; -
L 1 LIZABKTH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
I i Fowler ft ll«m.e Ltd. Chiropody end
omnlrarta*. No pu» \dem* 8t . formerly
«17 l* Ford Buildbif. D. ft A.. 3P<>3.
F.venins by appointment. _ mayIS lyr.
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A
_ ......
SPECIAL NOTICE.
_
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\A/ Cl t C* 1° r—Î n f C
V V C4 LC 1 FlUlHo
...
?.. " J"' 5 «* "i "• .5
ifa-TrE'oi a s .„.v,
', N V '** RK * TH
If i-id m t«. month »f .lanu*ry. I» per
" J»- 1 «""«' »/"»■ Jaftu.ry the faoe of the
bl »RI reiairfd.
>' P* 1 '' h 1 '' , " r J 1 '""."f»! dey of March,
„v'vlJ 1
MEIER t UAHS MINIMI M RENTS.
« p»" 1 ,n ( lh « " f January » per
«"'i k affer January th, face of
tlic lull will Ho raquiro«!
,ÏÂ,d »«fora tqa first day of March
th « water may be shut off.
*"i"" - ssra
quarter, 5 per rent, diaeimnt; after »0
,, f y t , L , 'w M 2ô| b ^ îe" 1 ^ ,Mr,#r ,h# Ut *
0 .. 1 .. .ioi.T. j., „ ,
ol quarter the water may be .hut off.
08li-e open frnm « u rn. to S p. m
and' Ä Phone. VlAT N ° U3,
, J&SS ^SPSSSS*
L
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| I HOROSCOPE
| X X ■** ^ X—i
1 JanumrT '*3
j J
Th« <la>' i« excellent to receive ro
"'Rrds. for transféra, and the Installa
Hon of new machinery.
| Jupiter rules the gift* of fortunes
beneficently.
Search for articles advertised In
Ihe Lost and Found columns of the
Want Ads
Beware of losing articles of person
al value. Have no arguments on Ihht
day. Be careful In correcting errors
and making investigations.
A day when caution must be used
in all transactions which have to do
with the home or house investment.
Study the Want Ails carefully today
hut close all ileals tomorrow
No war of words will settle dis
putes today,
n«ss strife and open quarrel« dom.
luate.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
N ADVERT IREMENT IN THE
EVENING JOURNAL >8 AS
ADVERTISEMENT IN E E
HOME THE EVENING JOURS A*.
IS READ IN MUHE HOMFA
EVERY' DAY THAN ANT OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
A
K CAN FIND YOU
▼ ▼ for tbai idla room.
or $S a weak now. Address D 25,
Journal Offre.
AN OCCUPANT
Tou are losing $2
Evening
dll tf.
.8 OR KENT —NEW WIPE FrtONT
houses. Noa. 502-504 W Twenty-fourth
atreet, 7 room« and bath. $25 a month.
Roacoe C. Tindall, No. 207 Equitable
Huildjijf nô *f.
V
IjtOR KENT—NO. S414 IfADIROX 8T.
MJ Nia» roernt, bath »nd n*c«ption h»U
Walter J. Thompson, Twenty fifth and
Madison street« d7 eod if.
13 OR RENT—BLACKSMITH SHOP
A Mt. Cuba. Delaware. Will fuarent«-e to
Apply
D. k A
Jan23 end I iu
AT
furnish enoufh work to pa y
J ohn P. O'Neal, Mt. Cuba, Del .
phone, S567H.
RENTS COLLECTED ■
Rents Collected
Reliable tenants secured. We taka entire
charge of property, attend to repairs, pay
(axes, insurance and interest if desired, and
•end Itemised abatement with check to
owner. Money advanced on rentals. BEST
BERWICK GUARANTEED.
HAWKINS A 00.,
No. 712 Market Street
nlAIL.tr
MONEY TO IX)AN
OKEY TO LOAN—ON REAL EST \ IK.
any amount, at loweat rates . Quickly
furnished. Address M. 40, Evening Journal
BB 8 -Lt.fi tf.
M
(.iff-'©.
ONEY LOANED ON KIRBT MORT
O. G. GOODEN
Ne. 2 W' Ninth Bt.
M
i<r<
jTjb t,«.* tf.
PROPOSALS.
WILM1NG
Sealed pro
River),
S. ENGINEER OF F DE,
ton, Del.. Jan. 21. 1913.
puaals for dredging Cooper Creek
N. J., will be received here .until 11 a.
February 21, 1913, and then publicly opened.
iff|. R. R. Raymond.
inn21.22f83.24-f 19.20.
Ü.
Information ou application.
Maj. F.ngrs.
PROPOSALS
by the Board of Police
SEALED
1> HOPOSALS — ^
i will be received
<'ommib«ionera until Thursday, January
at 12 o'clock noon, for furnishing and mak
30.
ing summer
be seen at the offre of the
cificationa
lèhicf of Police.
GEORGE BLACK,
of Police Commissioners.
Serpolanr Baanl
jan33.3 i
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WILL BE REt LIVED \f
until noon,
fnr furnishing
and
HOPOSALS
the County Court Houae
Tuesday. January 28. 191".
Electric Current and lia* for illuminât
( 2 ) year*, begin
For illp
of the Court House,
the Court House:
Market
P
?<ii ,i in-riot] of tw
. 19LT «» follow* :
POW
n»ng Fehruarj
mlnati
and the ground* «»f
Washington street bridge;
street bridge ««•
for intern
ft
for
s the Brandywine
arrosa the Christiana and
Also to furnish
Third
..ni«..
o lértrfc power service necessary for
atn*et bridge over the Christiana.
The Levy Court reserves the right to re
ject any and all hid«.
BAM PEL I«. BCRRIR.
THOM A 8 S. FOUR ACHE,
CHARLES W GOODING.
EVERETT H. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Committee.
1**28.24*25.2
WANTED
TO SHARPEN.
Ninth and King
d!3 tf.
ANTED—SKATES
A. E. McDaniel.
W
streets.
f ANTED—WATCH AND JEWELRY RE
A!*o eje fitting. Store open
u'clock. Saturday eycnine»
L\n Tbumaa, No. 4<>9
febl4 tf.
w
pairing
evening« uaitil 8
Until 10 o'clock.
Market street.
-
a»r ANTED
7\ star«ye rooms for rent,
$ 3.00 per month. Bath phone».
LAM. CO.. 1803 Orange St
1,000 CARPETS TO CLEAN :
$1.50 and
O EO. F.
f*b34-tf.
r ANTED—OLD FURNITUR* OF \LL
Highest cash price« paid fof
Will call «city or
228 King street.
J»n23-eod 1 ni
V\
kinds
hui ique» and feather bed*.
M. Levin. No.
D. A A. phone. 5188.
nfry.
~y AUKAGR * DELIVERY—ONE OF OUR
»ohsrnber» was four days finding a
parkag« delivery. A small ad în this column
would have resulted in a large volume of
business for some live ''Package Uelivery."
dll tf. #
-— ■■ ■ ■ —-—
\WT ANTED—PERSONAL PROPERTY OF 1
IT All kind«, good second-hand fruniturs
bought and »old. Safe». Office Fixture». Etc.,
Stove« a specialty. AI»o a new lot of Rugs.
Linoleum, Oil doth at 50e on the dollar,
I'«»me aee ns before parting with your cash,
cash lalk» with me.
CHARLES 8. HU BLOCK.
Beventh and Poplar Street«.
1
ir8 tf.*
, « STATE OV «BORGE SIMMONS, J.L
L CEASED ,
Notice i» hereby given that Letters r«a
tamentary upon the estate of George 8im
mon», late «.f Wilmington hundred, deceased,
duly granted unto Edna L. Smith, xm
the eleventh d«y of January. A. D. 1913. and
a || persona indebted lo the «aid deceased «re
requested I« make payment to the admin»«
tratilx without delay, and all persona hfiving
demand» again»! the deceased are required to
exhibit and present the same, duly probated.
to the „id adminietrstriT. on or before the
d»v of .Unn.ry. A D. IP!4. or .bid.
by the law in tbi* bidialf.
EDN V 1, SMITH. Adrainielralrix.
L. Smith. No.
REGISTER'S NOTICE
-a .Um i.*ne. n^— * nU . — Ü ,
I * ST \TE OF SAMUEL \Y. WRIGHT. I
*'• . '**0
Nollre i> hereby «Iren th»t foitler* of Ad I
miniatrntiun upon the relate of .Samuel AA f . )
\Vri£ht. late of ChriMiana hunilped. deee»»ed. ■
were duly granted unto Newark Truat and
• -.pan. the e,»».., ..
January. A D. 1913. and «II peraona indebted
t« the .aid deeeaaed are reqnaaled to make
th( . .dmin.alrafor wlthoul delay.
prréhnll having demand, aca.nri ,
dereaaed are required lo ea
„rea.-nt ihe aame. July probated.
10 the aaid mlminiatralor. on or hefore tha
eighth Hav of January, A. I>. 1PI4. or abide
hi the Uw in Ihia behalf
} . * NEWARK TRUST AND SAFE
DEFOHlT riOMPANY.
Administrator.
i,idrc«» Newark Tru»t and 8afo Deooait
.■■•■■■ .. » .
|----— -- — -
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
_^. ... .
_ .. , „ . »
WHoIfîSBiG COITimCFCiäl
Corporation With 811 6S
tablishcd QPOWing trade
in iho hoc Anpn«
1,1 y 9 H - V
mg for Treasurer with
$10.000 dollars. Good
>
r inancia 1 bl8 n Ö1 HQ .
j i ^
Money needed for
further Development.
If you are seeking more capital, or
have a business you wish lo sell or
want to buy a business alreartv
es ta bit sited, see us, as we have sev
eral. both Industrial and Commercial.
Dally «ales Cashed for Wholesale
Manufacturers and Merchants by a
Baltimore House of high standing.
Write or call for your wants In this
line, as we may be able to serve you
to good advantage.
Wilmihgton Industrial
and Commercial
Exchange
1308 West Ninth Street
I Phone So. tltl.A
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i :
LOST AM) FOUND
\ N ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
EVENING JOURNAL IS AS
AdVCJITISI- WENT IS TRÏ
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
18 HEAD IN MORF. ROM EH
EVERY' LAY THAN ANT OTHER
DELA WABE NEWSPAPER.
|.'0VXD— A GOLD WATCH CHARM
I witn monogram Owner can h.f
t'hiT.dV pr0T ' , • , *"•*■** •"<* p *'i n 4 * f tor
OST —SMALL BROWN BOSTON Bl'I.L
to name of
N# 4 "8 Washington
jair-'l 3«
I
AO»»P
J puppie.
Reward if returned to
afreet.
ost—flloolN SuTF-8, CMMMi FROM
Kim and Jarkeon !«• Fourth and Monroe
Liberal reward if returned to the
osr rwo wati-h fobs oxl in
soin» frnm V M. ) V building in
t'.lhian I .all,, otbnr in |(iinf from Snrrnth
and Washington to Hnrond and ShiplnT
Hnnard if rntarn«! to th, Kr-ning
Journal tTffir, janïJ JI
-
i j
L
OST— RED HtH ND DOG BFTWEF.N
j Wooddale and Brandywine Springe. Jen
y 12. Collar and Tag >n dog Reward if
returned to Peter Orth. No. 411 Kaet Twenty
ian-J-J :u.
« 1 ST— LADIES HI NTING 0A8E GOLD
Watch with old Kticlivii t
1
aocond afreet
L
cuter
..uM between Seventh and Market and
Eighth and Madron Mrcet*. Reward if
turned t«i No. »94 Madieon street. jan2*
It.
SAMTARi WORKERS
M.dÂNl iÂltŸ, ODORLESS EXCAVATING,
limer, s. W. Ajorfcr. E'ounh and Wait
stm-eta. setH-tf.
-
SPECI AL NOT RE
NOilCE
Water Kates. Lffcrtive January I, 1914.
Minimuni charge lor c- 4 i.i propeny
connected with city water mam . V "
rHAHGES FOR DWELLING HOUSES
Dwel'mg house» of four or more
room«, having uue hydrant in yard
kitchen, or both.
on« sink
one /«uiily . .
Each additional h\«»ranl or sink. • 1.00
Dwelling turn»*« of two rooms, ugt
connected with water
. ,. . fô.OO
fntnil> ... J.OO
Dwelling houses of three rooms, not
connected with water mam, one
Dwelling hoiisoa of four or more
rooms, not colinectvU with water
mam. one family . 5.00
DWELLINGS OCULPIKD BY MOKE THAN
one family.
Each suite of two rooms, with or
without aink
m, one
family .
Each suite of three room«, with or
without smk or hydrant, uns
family .* .
Each suite of four rooms or more,
with or without sink or hydrant.
one family ..
CHARGES FOR FIXTURES.
Bath Tub, first .
Hsth Tubs, additional, each
Shower Kaths. each .
Water Cioseia and urinals. self
it It reservoir, each.. . .
8.00;
I
. ... $3.00
!
4-00
6.00
. ,.. $*.00
.- ''.I
1.00
closing*
Water Closets «ml Urinals, non self*
closing, each .•.•••'.
Running Urinais ou metered service
only.
Wash Pave, screw uorsle or fixture
uacd fur wash pave purposes. Firal
. per year or any part thereof
Each additional Wash Pave, screw
no/xle or fixture used for wash
2.00
2.00
,
1.00
1.00 I
pave purposes, per year or any
part thereof .
Bidets, each ....
Foot Tubs, each .
Wash Basins and Sinks, not other
wise specified .
Wash Tubs, stationary, each section
Hearing Boiler«« circulating.
Green and Hot Houses, private, first
outlet .
Each additional outlet .
CHARGÉS FOR STORES. OFFICES, ETC.
Stores, off
or properties uaed for »imilar pur
poses. first amk or Uskiii.
bfisin....
1.00 i
1.00
1.00
.50
3.00
1.00
. churches, small shops
.. . 3.00
2.00
F.ach additional sink
Waler Closets and Urinals in above.
each .
Store», office».
ties vaed for similar purposes with
out water fixtures, each 100 square
feet of floor area
lh< to' ..
CHARGES FOR PRIVATE STABLES AND
GARAGES.
Plain bibb for atable, hot exceeding
five (3) atalla.
Additional stalls iu excels of five
(5), each .
Screw noxzlo gr hose connection, in
addition to above .
washing völliges, each.
STABLES WITHOUT
TIC NS.
3 00
II shops
proper
fraction
Ml
. . . . $5.00
1.00
2 <• -
WATER COHN EL*
First »tall .
Additional stalls, each . . .
For washing vehicles, each...
Htablea «upplied by metered servira
only, whore arhedula rents amount
to $(0.0u or more,
Cattle, per head
PRIVATE GARAGES,
Garage« connected with city water
main, two automobiles or lea». .... 5.00
Additional automobiles, in excess of
two (2). cad. . 1.00}
GARAGES WITHOUT WATER CONN EC
.... 82.00
1.00
I
1.00
.. . . $2.00
in
.50
.50
TION 8.
Kir»l automobile
Additional automobiles. e«eh.
HYDRANTS
^Ä^Tiei^vdra'nU a^VJlTn
'.hed. oe ,ord. wiU not he pe,
milted.
p r | v# t e ' use 0 f q rf) hvdranta per
hour or fraction fhareof . $ J .00
BUILDING PURPOSES
\y a ter will be supplied br meter
measurement, where deemed adiis
#b1r |, v thi , department
A deposit will he required of
»mount equal to the annual
vice charge for the meter installed.
where wnter i* not euppVd hv meter
menurcmenl. th, followiBC charm.
mil be made:
Bnildinr*. (five oi le*«l embraced in
*nd in
an
AJ "tknai' biiidin,^' in of
five, each . an
troperties rcppi.if.d hv .miikrku
SERVICE ONLY,
Air Pump*. *nlonu.tie Apartment Houne*.
B»rher Simp, Hokeric. Motilinj. Eatahliah
menla. Bathinr Eatahliahmenta, publie.
«-it!, r ..l«: n„hho n ...,. Dental
Roam., Dm* Store,. Department Plore
Engine». *aa and »team. Ejector», Factories.
Ei.h Tank, and Blalla. Fountain». Fountain.
aoda: Gara««, publie: Green and Hot
Itonao*. Florlaik Hotnla. Lawn Sprinkler*,
antomMir - Laundnea, Lon.motive». Molura,
water; Market Hoiiaea. 081ce HuilJin*«.
l»r»e; Pnnlin* Ofllrra. Pholocraph Gal
Wies Public Buildin*». Realenrante. 8ta
We,. Ilyerr ; S^lonna. Syphon. water;
Urinal«, running; anil prop«iii«a requiring
» servie« on« inrh in diamcW or larger.
LATER FOR PROPERTIES SUPPLIED BY
.. ssr ssrwt.
meter . .» 5.00
A""' 1 *' *' rTir » »har«» : 8ft Ineh
. .. $1.00
8.00
meter.
Annual aervica charge;
meter .
Annual service charge; 1 1-2 ineh
meter .
Annual service charge;
meter .
Annual servies charge;
meter.
Annual service charge;
m»'ter .
Annual service charge;
meter .
Annual service charge;
meter ..
1 inch
. 10.00
. . . 12.00
2 inch
. 15,00
S inch
.. . 20.00
ineh
.. 25,00
4
8 meh
.. . 80.00
8 inch
Haft* 40 00
Private fire »«rvicea Inatalled at the ex
pense of the owners, shall be exempt from
service charge». but all water passing
throngh inch service«, except for the ex
tinguishment of fire«, shall be paid for at
the regular meter rates.
In addition to tho annual service charge,
water will be supplied through each meter at
the following rate« per quarter:
First two thousand cubic feet or less at 75o
per thouMind.
Next three thousand cubic feet or lea« at 60 c
per thousand
Next five thouaand cubic feet or less at 45o
per thousand. . , _ _
Next tm thousand cubic feet or less at 40c
per thouaand. /
Next thirty thousand cubic feet or leas at 88r
per thousand.
Next fifty thousand cubic feet or leas at 87c
per thousand ....
Next one hundred thousand cubic feet or
U%« ut 3«i- i»er thna«nnd
That is the «'Ost of two
hie feet i» 875.45.
hundr*t| tuonsand cubic feet at 3*e
Pill« for ««ter eonaumed b
ur*-rr*nt «re payable
month following the clo
board or water
huodred thmissnd
Alt in .*»»«• of t
y nie.r m»»e
quarterly during th*
of the quart
I OMMISSfONERg
\V KNOX. President.
jl la
Million Bette, Regiatrar.
A Meat
BUSINESS NOTICE
A ^ ADVERTISE^ENT IN THR
y veniwq JOLKNAI 1 « av
A.»Y CBT18KM ENT IN THE
THI EVENING COURSAI
IÄpt^ay 1 ?« M<,rk H01 * rj *
. * wY THak W7 ovhfr
DELAWARE KEW-ePAPEA
18
IT K.VRT C. WEBB vn .07 W mnx r
II MW, Store* . 7 ° *
» *T phon,. 'l' r -, ', 7.0f 4 ',*!
ItSSIXGKRs STORAGE
Want .>*",■ '**!; '»nliUtod.
n rM r r «nt Mreet.
31
HOI SF
X«. «I I
JTt.Lalm.
V Är J « ÎT7 r i ARPENTER
| and door °* &■**•*•
'Phone 2619 I) % a* **** bihipie«
1—---^ " A
I •• .mr,
f, '**»• \ . , . <.
(#r . pn«n« No. ■JW.Y, , n rt h, mil rail
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phone, 2374*
; Del. 1072.
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f kinds of shoe repairing. Rabbet
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IN THE CITY
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specialty,
must mean satis
215 Weal
feb!7tf.
Kershaw & WhuierT
Fine*! line of
WALL PAPERS
832 MADISON 8 T.
O « A. Phone 3105 D.
*C«tiroatea Furnished
«12 If
fi».»de pie« «
Kiev __US
farlarr Her. irf
Serond »irret. «
in lri*ine
LOPBR'S, No.
Wilmington Del.
Lowest Pries«
MUSICAL.
M
ÜSIC.AL
descriptions bought snd ».old:
{«beet music and orchestra selections.
Ligue fr«*e on request.
Bows
IXSTRl'MEVTS
OK ALL
10 rent
Cats
Hopairing a specialty. •
Old coins bought and «old.
12 rent«, postpaid. O. A.
201 W. Eighth 8 t.. Wilmington.
fabl 2 -lyr.
haired.
catalogue.
, No.
('oi
Mila
Del.
FURNITURE POLISH
ÜTOMATK' FRENCH POLISH. HAVE
.mmcnced to clean house yet f Or
do, hotr , alecmi )
ments f
reflaisbiagf
her the Automatic French Polish,
more for you than any other polish*
moderate, within the reach of all. Tr
and aee what it will do for you.
30* per bottle. $1.50 peF quart,
to red and «old by C. P. Bennett. No. 300
Monroe street. jan15-lrn
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you
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furniture,
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Prices
piano and musical inai
need cleaning
it
Price. 25c,
Manufar*
LADIES' TAILORS
fl RUG LIOXK. Ci KN KRAL
vF* ('leaninc, Srmirinç. Repairing
Dyeing promptly attended to. N»a
Market «troot and 502 Walnut Ht.
TAILOR
I ° 'Hr. LADIES Ol WILMINGTON.
■ ** lime to order your spring
'* u, . nt bffore the bn«A «e««on begins
Su '!* "»■V** " f ,h * h "." ' v »th «kin
ner « satin lining Fit and workmanship
1 guaranteed. Prices. $20 and up. ,1. Rosen.
! l_°14 Washington street. D. & A. phone,
Jan2!-3«n.
2 ltd
jun'JO-lm.
A DIFS' TAILOR ♦ J. GLANT7. No 100»
Tatnall street, formerly 401 Delaware
avenue. Re<lucti«
and up suit y
and pressing?
j 2 1 m.
U
unusual in ladie»' 725
Repairing, altering, craning
D. & A. phone. 2028.
{ l<* find reduced rate» for January and
1 FM,n, " r > •
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Call D. & A. Phono 2109 D
N B. LEOPOLD.
No. .3i»8 W. Seventh St.
jan 18 lm
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BOOK NOW
Br *'8. 8. BERRffUDIAN,** tha »hip that
brought Pr«aid»nt-El«ct Wilson homo in
of 40 hours. Sails Jan. 3th,
record ti
15th. 22d. 29th
Ticket* intcrchangrable with R. M. S. p.
Co
full information apply to A. B. OUT
F
TRANSIT) RTAl
Wilson Line ^Philadelphia
ION
PASSENGER« AND FREIGHT.
Leav* Fourth Straet Wharf, Wilaut)g(i>n.
daily including Sunday», al 7.80 and 10 ho
a m . 1-39 and 4.15 p. o. On Sxturuays
and Sundry« only, additional
7 00 p m
Lasve Obeffnnt Street Wharf, PHIadei
Dhia. daily, inchidlhg Sundays,^
a. m.. IffO. 4.16 and 7.00 p. m.
days and Mondays only, additional
7.80 a. m.
FARES—Including Saturday» «nd
Philadelphia excursion. 25c;
Chester excursion iso;
trip« rt
al 10.80
On Hun
trip» at
Snn
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on«
d»7*:
»* 7 .
-»>. 10*
16*
Merchant & Miners
Trans. Co.
Florida Tour
Eleven day trip, pertouatly conducted, te
Savannah, Jacksoirvilie and Rt. Augustine.
$55.00
Including trantportation. mi**l* and »lata
room acr-ommodation. on steamer, hotel ar
rommodatjona. drive*, etc. Leave Reltimora
on »teamcr aailing Monday, February 17th.
Itinerary, re*erv»tlon* end tirketft, etc, »
eddress
W. P. TURNER, P. T. M., BALTIMORE, Md.
Leave Philadelphia.
; ier 9 (Foot of
Walnut 81.) 10 4*
i. m * * do o m
Less Wilmington.
French HL Wharf
6 00 p. m.
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