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NEWSY DOINGS
OF NEW CASTLE
Rejection of the Charter Draft
Causes Much Dis
cussion
,,, tut? runnrnrr
ill lilt LllLIKtnto
_ . .
Special fo THl'i KvLM.NG JOI RNAL.
NEW CASTE, Feb. 6.—Taxpayers
are discussing the action of City
„ . .
Council on Tuesday evening in de
Dating two sections in the proposed
charter for the city. In the first 1
LENTEN SERVICES
j.'.ac« a young man who 1 h appointed
clerk Is beneliUi'd by to M50 a year
The tax collector get« S'JttO and the
tit-sossor Il'OO a year. New Castle
people will not pay taxed voluntarily.
They know that the collector can sell
their property but can give no deed
lor It. The costs arc too high for a
«ollector to venture the experiment
The collector can collect the capita
tion tax by nttarhing wages but is
glad to get half a dollar a week from
mine of the delinquents. It Is a fact
that if ont 1 man held the three posi
tions the work could not he done
properly.
The turning down of the class leg
islation for voters at B bond election
germa to strike a popular chord. The
Man with several properties here
could kill the voles of many rent
ers.
Mrs. ,J. !.. Johnson spent yesterday
tu I'hliadi'lplvin.
It, ben t'. Gordon, administrator ot
John Gordon, will sell the proptrty
of the latter to settle the estate.
In St. Peter's Church last evening
Lenten devotions wore held and ashes
distributed. Ash Wednesday gels its
i ante from the ceremony of blessing
i nd distributing the ashes. It whs
nlso called in former times Caput
JcJUnll. or the Head of the Feast. It
!■' explained that the Christian Lent
look Its rise from ''Preparation for
t ,e Kxplrallon" by the Jews, who he
ran their solemn humiliation forty
t ays before the expiration. The prim
itive Christians, following their ex
utopie, sot up this fast in the earliest.
Chips of Christianity.
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie K. Biggs
vife of James K. Biggs. will lake
pince tomorrow afternoon.
Many Democrats here who have
counted themselves as "some work
« are disappointed they were not
invited to the Saulshury dinner.
Special 1-enten services are being
J -id in Immanuel episcopal Church. !
Muskrat hunters say they will lie J
, vceedlngly careful when trapping !
1 cause it does not require much j
trouble to get uii u law suit against
o trapper.
A rail at the Second and Chestnut
streets trolley curve broke yesterday
morning, derailing the freight car and
tno passengers on the regular cars
had to be transferred. Mr, Ahren, the
road foreman and r. force of men put
in a now rail.
The girls of the High School have
erj unis,al a basketball team and some
i f them arc getting proficient at the
T^TRé, The team practices In the
1
Qf Pythian Hall where the
Coy Scouts have the hall. The girls
ray the exercise la healthy and be
I U is a beneficial pastime for
litem.
W. S. SkolDm. a morchunt at Stan
Ind.. nays he would not
take
$100.00 for the relief a single box of
Foley Kidney Pills gave hlm "I had
!■ severe attack of kidney trouble with
sharp pains through my back and
i ould hardly straighten up.
1 ox of Foley Kidney Pills entirely,
i.|ie«.d me." N. It Danforth. Market
t.nd Second Streets.*
—
~~
A single
»... . , , ,
P'jite a number of large collars are
I ' ing used on children s conta.
... faiH - \ cottons have come out !
la 'elsiripes; that is, a cotton
j ile siripe, ïimulaUng velvet. I
Tine lace flounced satin draped I
fions i* Hi he worn with short, bright !
colored snlin dolman inantloU.
.. ' r ' av *}.[ üee a new
feature taut will oe sçon on manj of
l ne\. suits.
A point to bo considered in the new
t"v unies is the development toward
1,ciDd coal and blouse effects.
In motor wraps, the forms con
V'""® l ®"® , and oommodiout, with
l .rge pockets and a general air of
FASHIONS AND FADS
Ä P" 1
It Is a curious fact that eveniiiR
toilettes arc likely to be somber col
ors.
Dark browns and reds will
p,ar.
i>onie of the new negligees
Sheer t'mt it is
i< soft finished loose slip undergar
ment.
are so
necessary to wear
Suggestions of 1 lie Russian form
lu wraps are found in the
belied across the front aud raped in
tiie hack.
Yellow stands out prominently
a novelty color. it will he seen in
millinery triiiumngs. in fabri. * and in
accessories
Ii,rW vnlI,.» .„,1 oh,ff.. n v „l.u
Dark voiles and chiffons with
handsome bordera _ woven and print
ed. will he a fâ.hiouable feature of
the coming spring.
New and prett) handbags are of
silk to match the new mantlet dol -1
man« They are embroidered in beads
and niched with ribbon.
Many of the new buttons are very
small. They are purely a matter of
ornamentation,
models
ta
. . ,
Slid Sie not expected
The^e an- ? hundred variations of
t nere ar B nunared variations Of
the kimono sleeves. Some are straight
hanging, others flare and open and
OthpTB are b^ll shan^
rru- 1 n fgkar pvon i nB a l
The latest evening dresaej« ^ a ' e
Irfien made Of plain satin, veiled With,
broche gaze de sole, or Of a rich metal
brocade drnned with mniaafine
brocade draped Avlth mousselin.i,
We have all kinds of new forms
of drapery, while lu bodices are seen!
Chinese, Japanese. Turkish Balkan,;,
Russian and Greek adaptatif.
The richness of the Hast enters,
into the button novelties of the sea
inio me muion novelties or me »a
•oic In design, in colorings and in
mode of application they are extreme
ly original
to ^
ions will be the natural figure line,,
the seam lees cut of garmenti. the
swathing draperies, the use of fabric*
. . _ . i .i
ffiinbffillMMl jn W#ftVft snrl PrlnMtlR
mnusuai ooigr oomtoination«
■
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A\ ATTHACTIVK SI IT
FOR IIIK SMALL HOY
Nothing pleases the small boy more
than the possession of a real sailor
suit. The long trousers and the
sailor blouse combine to fill the child
isb heart with joy and no mother
need hesitate to undertake the making
of this suit. The blouse Is made in
the usual way with sleeves that are
t»te tops end laid in box plaits
nt their lower edges, where they are
finished with straight cuffs. The roi
lar is of the regulation son and Ihn
shield can bo used or omitted as liked.
The yoke facing on the blouse cun
j*' omitted, too. It it. is not wanted. T he
'blouse Is Mulshed at the lower edge
h „ m through NV ,,) a8ttc
run fo regulate the size. T in trousers
nr.' made with front and hark portions
fur each leg and they are Mulshed at
Wi* 3
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DntGN M M*t Man-ion
7741 Boy'» Sailor Suit.
4 to 8 years.
the upper odfçe of the front and at the
side» to be buttoned to the supporta
which arc seamed to the hack por
White linen with I rimming of
Mona.
hint- Is ihr material iisod here and
that la (hr preferred combination of
colora for the sailor suit. White!
Ealalra would bo excellent, to, and
blue with trimming of white would be
serviceable.
l'" 4 h< vîrrt« ft nf ,l nmt t « t ri«7-" Wl 'i l
(inlrc 4 yards of material 2,. J 1-4
yards Jb or 2 1-4 yards 44 inches Wlde|
with 1-2 yard 27 Inches wide for the
collar jmd cuffa.
The May Manton pattern of the an it
7741 is cut In sizes for boys from 4
It will be mailed
to 8 years of age.
to to) ftddress by the Fuhion !»•■
partaient of this paper, on receipt of
ten cents.
No.
Name.
Address
Size .
The above pattern and other May
M anton Patterns deecribod in THIS
EVENING J0VRNA1. and all the
r.m. h. .hrM.. U.nrà. |
tenu made by the May Manton Cat-,
tern Company cau also ho obtain? 1
for 10 cents from
THF. NHmi./.OLMNOER CO.
Fourth and Market 8t».
NORRISTOWN AGAINST
HIGH ON SATURDAY
- - , —~ 1
In Friends' School cage on Saturday
afternoon. Wilmington High School.
will meet Norristown High in what |
promises to he a fast game. High will I
play Jones, Haley, Ford, Wlckoreham.
Foulk, Bllcklo and Bright. Wlcker
B ham will be at center.
The preliminary game will be be
tween Friends' School Seconds and
Keunett Square High School
____
KIRK II KMT HOYS KAU»,
special to THK KVKNING JOURNAI..
M1LFOK1J. Del., Keh. 6—Fire de
gtroyed file barn, dwelling and out
buildings on the farm of the late
Henry Clay Draper, in Slaughter,
Neck> yesterday morning The horses
all j cattle and a few coops of chlck
,.„ g werp sllV0d
| n tenure of Miss Annie Draper.
Umib , which is probablj 4.000. is part
ly cov ,. rod by insurance.
. ii «.
The Diamond state Poultry ami Pet
Stock Show ÄHHoeiatinil has reor
snnizMl and olurtud thp«»' ofllcrrs*
gam/.ea »na ewetea
President, William J. «plan, tllbi
vice-president, John Branch; second
vicA.nPesi(ient Anmiut F Wahl* traft
* , n .-441 ..ru' VI 1 «
surer, J. D. ( an Hie. secretary, Ml».
M. J. Murray.
The asBooiatlou Avril give a show
from December 2 to December 6, and
every effort will ho made to make it a
success.
The property »vas
1'Ori.THY SHOW THIS YEAR.
,. AU , v ,,, . .....
... . , V, 1 . K ,
MiBS l** 1 '« 11 « Roberts and Will,urn
P DeOrav. both of this rky. »»ere
marr i rd i aB( night by the Rev. Ray^
mond Xj W olven, vicar of Old Swedes
Eptecopal Church. The attendants
were .\n SH isaln l Hr adln aud Joseph
K km-fh
J M.rANITARY, ODORLE38 EXCAVATING,
iÄS. ® W f> ' rn ' r ' r ° orlh " 4 a ,M
| «trect* _ ocUl tf.
; . - - ---dr-.«,ng.
list or public sales
February «.*•-« onlents of a large we*«
, s'dc rcaidence. will be »old at fltidhani and
l8un'» Audion fltore. No. Ill F.a*t Fourth
Itml. at 1 o'clook. p. m,
I STIDHAM a RON. A.rta
F.brnary lO.-Salr of law l.brary of lata
Senator Aulhonj ll.ggin. a. hi« law offlr.a,
Ford building, at in o'clock a ni
STIDHAM ft son. a„cu
Irbruary 11 —Sal. of hou.ahoid rffret. of
1 ^^'no. uïS^M. krf'«r.r'. m To
oVlu.k . ra -
STIDHAM ft SON Aue»
| Ffbruary , 3 ,__b»|, of , lm:k and farming
i m pirn,r,.ta for Th*odo,«- Hogan, on hia farm,
near Bear Station, at 11 oMork, a. m
I Stidham ft son. Auci«
î.r J 8 .:;:.
, id ,. Driaw.r,. at i<> o'ciook. a
| stidham ft sO\ Aaeta
Fabraary 84—Sal. of »,.«k and larra.ng
impl»*o«*r>t» for Eugen« Durr »rH flop *<
p U % r . trooU r J I a«l^k. p m
1 midham ft -os. au»u
DeGraw, brother of the groom.
SANITARY WORKERS
Rooms hr Rent, Sales, Real Estate and Business Opportunities
HELP WANTED—MALE
N ADVERTISEMENT IN TUB
EVENING JOURNAL 18 AN
/ »VEItTISEMENT IN TUE
HOME TUK EVENT VO JOURNAL
IS READ IN MOKE HOMES
I.VERY DAY THAN aXT UTUKK
IlUAWm NEWSPAPER.
A
ljïh#< hoo ,,.
minion:
w •-» tins offip«.
>
BOY,
RELIABLE
ANTED—GOOD,
about I« jetra old, to work in flat
Apply No. 027 Madison
fabetB.
W
ami oyster plaça,
»(reef.
r ANTE IE HUSTLING YOUNG MSN
to solicit business (or an old oatab
no camples ; salary and com
reference required. Add can Boa
oetao-tf.
w
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
TF.N0GKAPItER, RAPID AND BRIGHT.
No. OUT Equitable Bldg. fell« tf.
1 1 AN CRIHOO, S3«. DIAMOND TEA CO.,
L 706 King street. Ninth and Spruce
.1 recta. Second and Adams atraeta. jan'Jd 1
RESMM AKER WANTS AN APPRKN
lice. Apply No. 1310 Woebington
IcbS 2t.
s
>
«li eet.
STAMPS WITH ONK POUND MON
85c. DIAMOND TEA
Spruce
an26 Ini.
e)( I
• off««,
705 King street. Ninth and
ktneta. Ho«ond and Adnma streets, j
tana
A DIES* DEPARTMENT OP THE BELT
Drug Store, .Seventh and King streets.
. Mm. L. Ö
telephone your wants.
J8 If.
L
«•pen daily, 8 a. m. to 8 p.
Mavis in '«tendance;
Prompt deliveries.
HELP WANTED
H oys and girls wanted at the
Jute Works. 14 yearn nld nnd upward.
Milady work. Apply Wilmington Mills,
evnnth atrent bridge m I 8 tf.
All,WAT MAH. CLERKS WANTED,
month. Thousands of Paresis Post
ipfiointments coming. Pall aaaeoaasary,
Wilmington examination» «non. Oandldatea
coached free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 40-A,
Rochester, N. Y. J81m.
R
SITUATION WANTED—MALE.
T Ol'NO MAN DRBIRBB WORK OF ANY
kind Bent reference
in* Joaraal Offlce
Addre»» A-101,
fcbC 6t
F.\
W anted—position as watchman
in «tore or bank. Beat reference. Ad-*
«Ire«« A 10«, ((»is offlce. feb6-6t.
ROOMS FOR RENT
■ > OOMB FOR RENT,WITH OR WITHOUT
board. Apply No. 1118 West fit. jfl-lro
|7 DR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
1 808 Van Buren street. JsnSO-lm.
NO.
1 7 ÜRNÎRHED ROOMS, SÜTTABT.E FOR
business people Warm, light and eor.y.
11 West Ninth St.
trard— sn.s and s ne rage street.
1 j rhil«riHphl». Room«. 25c, asr soc.
(hntlmnn mlj.
ml tf.
*j 7 ('et,t furnished front room at
IN « rp««on»bi. prie», n«. 812 Monr».
j«ni6-im.
, ~
-| ( I( )
XT TURLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AT
JX Ä r „,„ n , b ,, prl «. Ail rnnranl.nc«.
Addr««« No. e Goodly Ap»rlm«nt«, j«nl« lm.
JanXOlm.
maylft lyr.
EAST SEVENTH BT. F ÜRNÎBHFD
rooms; bath, for light uouaeVeep
dft-tf
Ing.
tm urnibhfd
r central: (
Ninth street.
BATH.
No 634 Wast
janl t-eod lm.
rURNIBHTO
V gentlemen. Phone
Location near Ninth
Address R-1f», Even
JanO-eod lm.
HEAT
ROOMS.
$2.00 a week.
RENT—NICELY
room for two ladies o
and all conveniences,
and Jnckçon streets,
ing Journal Offlce.
? OR
1
BOARD AND LODGING
) OAIiDF.RS WANTED—PRIVATE FA XT •
> 111 Nn 9106 W Fifth Pt.
I
JsnM'lm.
MADISON STREET BOARDERS
w«nt«d, RasannaMs rat«« j«n16 Jin
—,. ~ van bi-ren street table
< D.) hnnrdrr* *«rt»d. J»n24 im.
pat--
rif ABI, E BOARDERS WANTED, REASON
| llh , 0 r „„ No 6 ,„ W( ., t Thirrt , trret
J»n 24 -im.
207
OMIDERR AND LODtiERS WANTED AT
D >io. 400 Adams street. Private family.
Jan7 eod-l m
\\r ANTED LADY AND GENTLEMAN
Tl to hoard. Mrs. Srhwatks, Montrose,
Del. febset.
MADISON STREET. BOARDERS
wanted. Reasonable rates. All the
forts of home. janl R-eod-1 m.
SI I
'U wo '-adies or two gentlemen,
t„„, r d"nt"No.' ™
very i-n»»on»bi^
_
I
*
H>
,
L
mU.
pie «-»n find room and
804 West Ninth afreet. Term*
frh4 eod-lm.
Uw i
INI j
Reward if returned to
feb5-2t.
LOST AND FOUND
OST GOLD WATCH AND FOB
tint M
watch.
No. 920 Maryland Ave.
OST —LA DIEB POf'KF.TBGOK. CON
taming about $3.50 in cask and one
house key. in going from Twenty-third and,
Washington t«» Tenth and Market street»
Suitable reward if returned to the Evening
Journal Office. feb6-2t
' --- -
L: TRAYKD OH STOLEN—ENGLISH
^ setter dog. black ann white. Face
evenly marked, half black body white tip
P*d wit Is black. .Suitable reward if re
'turned to No. 2006 Bayard Ave. feb4-8t.
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|
I7 0UNÜ— A GOLD WATCH CHARM
1 with monogram. Owner can
by proving property and paying for ;
d4 tf
I
have j
adv.
OST— -PAIR OF GLASSES IN CASE. |
with the name Haunniann and Co. on out
Reword. No. 211 Font Fourteenth
feb4 3t
OST —GREEK LETTER FRATERNITY
pin »et with pearl». Finder pte»»e re
to Journal Office and receive a reward.
fi tf
L
L
I **• i»BKuiKRS~ ruu, TJKK OF n \in
,| . work. < »».l.ii.B« ">»,!.■ in,., braid«.
i'2a|..,i«ur« ...d No nr. o™«,.,
Sm
..
;•
HAIR DRESSING
F IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR HAIR
and facial irratrarnt, ge lo Louisa C.
Pott», So. «03 F.quitabla Bldg. D ft A„
Î147A. d7 8m.
-i
K. KVANH, NO. soj KING
Srect. 8b a m pool rfg. facial inasaage.
('ombing* niatle up l*Uono
fobl Bm
JIFFS. SWITCHES AND CURLS MADE
from yonr «»ws combing» Facial m»»
!■;« &A *«. '.7rVi"ïhoïlSï
j-J *.»•-««
-a, IK CARKiE WRIGHT NO lOIC
Waahingom .tr««, M. 0 ,e.rieg, ,„e
j u-ir »calp imtn«ll, facial roa*»a(c. hair
rn,am|>,raing. Combing, neatly
1 ">«<*- «i»- P- * A„ It»4U
TTl vd a veva uirtnviuu « nD
\I i
iol ha» Irc
' "»»»d to No S.a Mark*« atre.t. Shampooing
I «cUp «rr.tm.nt, far.al m.n.g., .LcyWa.
ira.lm.nIm.mron««; full lin. of awitrhoa
»"-' '""•forma,,on.. .I.O combing. ,,rn.lr
cad* op D. ft A. phona 8850A. mlff-lyr
--;—
TYPF WKITFRS
--
-p Vi'KwiUTF.HS RKPAIRFI. RENTED,
1 ,*»•>' iwymant«. Bargain«, »lightly
! "•»-« Hnyau. I ndarweoda. Rrmmgtona. Rib
j 1?on *- r So pp'v Oe., No. 9is M»r
I k.t St. Both phono!. a 2 l tf.
' __
electrical workers "
---"
OH klectrical work of any
I nal.ra call Moor. Brother.. D ft A.
phnr» 873A. T»»1m»rv.». 3443 Rati»
f»vti«re gw.r»nt««4 fihop. Nn «.04 King
* janiiëi«
M "5
dressing.
3785A.
1
FOR AALE
A N ADVLKTISKUF.NT IN THR
E'Vi.Ni.NG JOURNAL 18 AN
IT IN TUB
THK K' tNIv.. .«OUKNAL
IS MONK HUM 88
KVKiO l'*T TUiS any irriTKR
1) K L > VI A K E
.,DV»RVYBhMl
Hume.
IS READ
KKWAl'Ai'KJa.
U»OR BALE 65 YARDS HAND-MADE,
± plaid carput, new. No. 8;!6 Tatnall
* tr * et -_ jan231ia
OR SALE—ALL OUR 85e Sc 4Uc PURE
California Wlnea at aOc per quart. Can't
i*u beat. Kelt, 200 B. Fourth St. ml 3 tf.
T/ OH SALE—ONE 350 EGO CAPACITY
A (Oyproaa) incubator. Price. *15. In
quiro, 230$ Lancaster Ave.
1 X * STAMPS WITH I1AO CEUKHOTA OR
I *1 Nugr.tdc Flour. 89c. DIAMOND TEA
t o., 706 King etreet. Ninth
atreeta. Second and Adaraa atreeta. jan'is-l
f»b4 4t.
and Spruce
m
T3 0H HALK—EIGHTEEN EIGHT FOOT
JT »olid onk diaplay table«, with bases. Ap
ply Ogden Howard C»., Fifth
atreeta.
and King
43 tf.
I T OH SALK—STOCK AND FIXTURES OP
millinery store. Apply No. 608 Kiug
(eb4-tf.
street.
I f OH SALE—WHITE ENAMELED BED,
heavy brass trimmings, complete with
springs, *8.00, One set diahes,
1906 Boulevard.
$5.00. No.
feb5-2t.
TJOO UCBS1Q— W K HAVE A FULL
line of Onrpets, Hugs and Furuiiure
winch w»; are going to diapone of at a reas
onable price. No. I«00 Market Bt. febô Iru.
STAMPS Wl'l'H ONK POUND D1A
mood Blend Coffee, 38c. DIAMOND
a ..A CO., 705 King etreet, Ninth and Spruce
atreeta. Second and A damn streets. jan28-lm.
A OH SALI li RE UR i D 8INOLI
comb K. I. Red Egg« for hatching, |i.UU
13. Allen Ruth, Btauiou, Del.
febüeod-lm.
W OH KALE—RESTAURANT FIXTURES,
X. chairs, table*, dishes and other articles
to be «old at private anlc. N. E. corner
Fourth and Tatnall street«. j«n91-12|.
! TOOK. FIXTURES AND HIJBINK88 OF
an old eatabliahed
store, with an e«tnbliahe
H 61, Evening Journal Office.
ii
GO
I
lor
s
rocery »nd meat
trade. Address
f3-4fc.
17 OK HALE -LOT, 20x110.
I rooms and bath, front and side porches,
yard. Chicken house. Inquire, No. 6U5 8.
Harrison street. jnnO ecd lm.
HOUSE, 8
7 OR BALE —PLATFORM SPRING
wagon, one or two horses, roller-bearing
xlee. movable top, cheap. Address B-57,
ing Journal Office. janll-sod lm
I
I'
1 7 OR SALE—SINGLE COMB WHITE
Leghorn», Wydkolf Strain Pullets, now
laying. On the job for winter and spring
laying. Also Cockerels and breeding hens.
Come see egg« und record». Good reason for
selling. %> A. W. Carpenter, No. 414 West
Second street. jan31-12t.
■7 OR RALE CHEAP—ONE HALF HORSE
I power Dynitino, in good condition. Also
Santo F.leclrir (I). C'.) Vacuum Cleaner, in
K«»od working order. Add
Cleaning Co., .No. 1418 Harrison street. D.
ft A. phono. 2074. Agent» Keller (Santo)
Vacuum Cleaner». fcb'l flm.
Vacuum
-VRGAIN8 IN SHOPWORN PIANOS.
B
One $375 fihaw Piano.
One $350 Shu
One $500 Stuff Pi
One $550 Bennett Bret* Player.$500
All fully <
..$325
. $300
.$400
Piano . .
rnnieod. »'u«lt nr tonn«,
CHAS. m. HTIKFF,
Nn. 909 Market Stioel.
WANTED, HOUSEHOLD (ÎOODS
(GHENT f'AMH PRIDES PAID FOR
honnehold goods. Bought and »old. H
8. Hurlo« k, No. 104 Madison St.
II
jaaao-im.
\ir E WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR
v ? niturr lltghent rash prie«'» paid.
Also new and second hand furniture for
»ale. Dog.m, No. 21,7 Kusi Ninth street.
'Phone, 3115A. sep21-tf.
EROKR PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
deniers for your office furniture »n«l
B
household goo«ln. You're losing money if
you don't »ell to him. A postal will bring I
r buyer there with the ready cash. Ber
ger, Third and Shipley streets. D. ft A.
'phono, 5II3A. ih!5 tf.
WANTED
T ANTED—-SKATES
A. K McDaniel.
w
SHARPEN,
and King
dl8 tf.
TO
Ninth
streets.
w
J ANTED
The best price» paid.
Evening Journal Office.
ANTIQUES OF ALL KINDS.
Address H 13,
jan25-tf.
STAMPS WITH ONK POUND CAN
Diamond Tea t'o.'s Baking Powder,
25c. 705 King street • Ninth aud Sprues
streets. Second nnd Adam* His. Jan28 lm.
Ml
J ANTED—WATCH AND JEWELRY RE
pairing. Also eye fitting. Store open
evening» until 8 o'clock. Saturday evenings
until 10 o'clock. Lyn Thomas, No. 409
Market street. feb!4 tf.
w
_I
%wr ANTED—1,000 CARPETS TO CLEAN ;
Vf »(orage room» for rent, $1.50 and;
$2.00 per month. Both phone*. GEO. F. 1
LANG CO.. 1205 Orange St feb24 If.
NE GALLON HEADLIGHT OIL, lUc.
»IAMOND n A 00., 705 King street.
and Spruce street*. Second and ;
()
Nnlh
Ailttiu« strrpt
jun'38 lm.
_
W ANTED—OLD FURNITURE OF ALL I
kind». Highest rash price» paid for
Will call city or'
228 King street. I
jsn23-eod-1 m
. _ . ^
mmiI OtHiunud Blond 'jv a 20c Dl\- I
with ONE QUARTER
MOND TEA CO.. 705 King »treeet Ninth I
and spruce street*. Second and Adams
Streett. ian-'fl 1„,
_
> AGKAGE DELIVERY—ONE OF OUR*
«uhsenbers whs four day« finding a
-package delivery A »mall ad in this column
would have resulted in a largo aolonu* of
butines» for some live "Package Delivery ''
dll tf.
— - -- - - -- -
\T|r ANTED-—PERSONAL PROPKRTt OF
f? »II Kinds, g.od secondhand frunitur#
bought and sold. Safi*. Offlce Fixtures. Etc.,
Stove» a ane. iulty. AI»o a new lot of Ratal
Linoleum. Oil Cloth nt 50c on the dollar.
Come »ee u« before parting with your cash,
for cash talks with -ms.
CHAIM, ES 8 HUR LOOK.
jyfl-tf. Bevcnlh »nd Poplar Streets
-
antiques nnd feather bede
1>. ft A. ph
Levin. No.
. 5l8i.
r ii
e)U
HOROSCOPE
February li.
Mm and women liorn on thin dato
havo rnnai'kablo ability as tin* hoails
? . „ , . , ' nuBOB
dcRglè ttlB'IIlH, t»n inuiltRuls, as load
OFB. They an* KflAcroil® to a fault,
a|ld wjU their own interests
to labor for Others.
Envlronmont and Surrounding: In
. . » . » .. O. a. ctar
acier of such a person, who should
Cultivate Atlf-reliance on their own
Judgment and alwnys press forward
to attain tho highest 111 life.
-| |,( s birth date is ruled bv the
planets Saturn and Uranus and gov.
* , . . . . , . K
erm*d by the aifCB of Afjual UlS.
William McKinley was ruled by the
l ino,' .,„ d irovcrncil in- lh.
same planet and gotrrned b> the
same sign although his birth date was;
JaIIUar 29 Sat „rn was Strongly
. u.vini»»'. nr..
dominant in McKinleys life and l>re
cipUated tragic and unseen forces as
his assassination proved
Weetrtcal trades are favored lodaj.
Engineers will find positions through
,, .. . . . , s
^ . construction bridge
Works of construction, bridge
builders and house contractors \t ill
h : A ^:r kmen " y " 8i,1K ,ho
u 1 ,ll .
Homes sold today through a Want
Ad will bring excellent returns.
-.u « ,, „ , u rtlllll .h ( .ij _
An ^»ChftTIRP of hOllH#*hn|#1 ROOfls IS
unripr nt ruling.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
A N ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
EVKNTMi JOURNAL >8 AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN l* R
HOMS THE EVKNTNG JOUBNju.
IS READ IN MURE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELA WARS NEWSPAPER.
E CAN FIND YOU
for that idle room
or $8 a week now:.
Journal Office.
w
?
011 , f . *
i*oR **wv ramuBHD i.
light housekoapiDf. No. 201 Kant Fifth !
jar.27- In. j
AN OCCUPANT
You ore loaing $J
Add re »a D-25, K
I
btreet.
F OH RENT— «07 8PRTVOFR HTKKKT. « ;
room« and hath. No. 031 Fnringrr %tr* •
6 room» and bath. Woodiawn Couipain. V*. •
2102 Weat Sixth St. iT if.
•
T?OR RENT—BLACKSMITH
I Mt. Cuba. Delaware. Will guarani -1 i
furnish enough work to pay reni Appi
John F. O'Neal, Mt. Cuba, Del., or I). A \
phone, 558711. jan23 toti-l in.
Ï .IOH KENT—STABLE off OAR VOE, CK>
trail}* loralfuJ, in good condition, Inrge
yard. Addrasa P. O. Box, 227, Wilmington. 1
DH * jan26-eodlui
SHOP AT I
I
^ !
.d RENT—BEAUTIFUL COUNTHYl
residence on river road below Now •
tic, on trolley line: stable, carriage ho,
etc. Address I'. 0. Box 337, WiTmin
jsn35 cod-1
A OH
l
gton. j
I
1 7 OH RENT—-NO. 2414 MADISON ST.
; Nine roems, bath and reception ball.
vvaller *. Thompson, Twenty flftti and
Madison streets. d7 end ;f.
' ■
1
? OR
RENT—NO. 818 HARRISON ST, :
8 room«, bath, two porche», but
•"»t Apply f. M. Bank«. No. 822 Hums.,,»
■ tr ««L fl,4,0,7,8.
1er
For Rent—Farm
Brandywine Hundred, sixty acres, !
splendid location, on «tone road, for- j
tile land, apple and pear orchards.
eight room stone house large stone!«
barn all necessary - outbuildings lu
good repair.
EDWARD «- COOK.
«15 Market hired.
APARTMENTS
A PARTMENT, 3 ROOMS AND BATH.
second floor. Refined couple. Reference.
Inquire No. 605 West Ninth street. First
floor.
jan28-eod-1m.
FOR RENT.
^ OR RENT—AN ATTRACTIVE TWO
story house, 7 rooms and bath, near
Eighth and Van Buren street*. Rent $25.
Inquire, No. 602 Market St. j«n271m.
I
P» OH It ENT—ONE
NICEI.Y FURNISHED
well lighted and heated room: excellent
e or two gentlemen. Address
Office. jan25-lm.
location; for
R-26, Evening Journal
RENTS C OLLECTED
Rents Collected
Relish!« tenant* secured. We take entire
charge of property, attend to repairs, pay
taxas, insurant* and intersst if de*ired, and
■end itemized »tatement
owner. Money advanced on rentals.
SERVICE GUARANTEED.
HAWKINS ft CO.,
No. 712 Market Street.
with check to
BEST
nl6 t.t.s tf.
ARCHITECTS
A RCHTTKCT8 AND ENGINEERS. 915
M»rket St. 59 years' of active practice
brings to our (-Bent*, much useful knowledge
In design and construction, and ire warrant
our work correct in all respects.
E. L. RICE. JR., TO., line.)
PUBLIC SALE.
> FBLIC SALE OF HORSES. STOCK.
Farming Implements, Etc.
The undersigned will »ell at public »«le.
of '1 . B Roger», situated one
ile from Bear Station,
»t the fu
half
town pike,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1913.
at II o'clock, a. m..
the following described Horne», Stock. Fann
ing Implement». Er
aged 10; "Jerry.
8 Tow*. 1 Farm Wagon. 1
Spreader. Single »nd Double Harness, one
1 Pneumatic Tire Runs
Double-Feat Family Tarring»».
Cultivators. Harne»»,
article* t
T. B ROGERS.
the French
!
j
I
•'Hop.'' Bay Horse, j
Black Horse, »ged 7 ; 1
Manure
500-gallon Tank,
bout.
her of Hog». Riding
Rake». Plow» nnd «lb
ou » to mention.
A'erma—All purcbshc» under $20, i«»h.
All purchases over $ 20 . eight month»' credit
note with approved endorser.
STIDHAM ft SON. Auctioneers.
fcb4.6.8.10.12.
li.-T
W. S. BURRIS, Clerk.
NOTICES
;
IGHRHT PHIUÇH PAID FOR ALI«
kind» of hides. Lewis Vklut, No. 5 East
Janl4-1m
xj orrqPS* a* uhuib h has he
Il moved his dentist offlce fre
Marke» street t« bi» b pine.
Ninth street. Phone, 3084.
1 f
II
Front street.
No. 706
No. 501 West
feb3-lm. |
-Vf OTTCR— DR. -T. R. MORRIS HAS PUR j
IN chased the dentist office of Dr. C. A.
t'liurrh. No. 7»*0 Market street, where lie j
"ill be pleased to see all patron». fcb5-lin. [
- -- ---—--- - 1
à \ I-i> DOMINION TERMINAL UOMPANA. j
\ * The umiual meeting of the »tockhuldcn
of th»» company for the election of director» I
and for the transaction of such other bust- |
»f»» ** s may he necessary and proper, wi'.l
>• held at the principal offices of ihi» cum- ,
pun»*. Pier 25, North River, m the citv of
N>w York, on Tuesday. February II. 19 |«.
«» 12 o'clock m., nad the poll» will he dosed,
nt I I». in The »lock transfer books will be :
oIommI ten davn prior to the «late of meeting.
jai»60-fii W L. WOODROW. S^retarv. '
.. - —-
/ \ ID DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM 1
\ f pnny The unnn»l meeting of the stork
holders of this company for the election of I
director» and for the transaction of such .
otb#r husincaa a* may be neccsaary or proper. I
will be held at the principal office« of the
company. Pier 25. North River, in the city of
New York, on Tuesday, February Htb. 1913.
nt 12 m., and the polls will be closod at 1
p. m The »lock transfer books
clused ten days prior t.. the date of meeting
j 1B 24*l2t. W. L. WOODROW. Secretary
ill be .
; i
OTU'E—NOTICE 16 HEREBY GIVEN ,
that "The Mayor aud 'Council of AVI!- '
mington," through «uo agency of tho Board .
of Directors *»f the Street and flower De- !
'partinont. w ill ninVo application, «o tho Court |
of Gonoral SchKion» of tlio State of Delaware, i
I for N
N
B
< «»tie county, on !hc third
«lay of March. A. D. 1913, for thq appoint (
mi «si oner» to vacate all that nor
in n
. « , , ... . . A 4 . ..
***>»« °f ,l 'c bc«l of Walnut Street a* laid «»'It ;
***r "î». ° , . city of \\,i mi „ K ton »t
.ixly ftrr ^8.», fort, alx 181 inrhoa wide, hr- (
«wc*n the antltberlv aid«* of N\ ater »tr«*et (#x- .
tende«!) »nd the ( 41 ris t la n a river, including »
'1'" ' "!,,'rlv dr 0 , , r r.'Ld'^« folJöwl ■ ,rce ' I
IWcinnirr », tin- Peint of inlnranotioi. of
fhr »onlheriy side of Water Mrset (««(ended) |
Titäl MÄS TSB
tort als <•» mw,»» wide: theme aoatheriy
»lost »»id w*» , 'T , F •"'* •«>»*«.
rtr.e: VS«
therebv easterly sixty-five (65) feel, six (6),
mebea.' more or lest, along the n,>rtberl> line
11 f r,, :'' r °" . whh . fc «'•
easterly »ide of VValnu« street; thenep
northerly along »aid onstcrlv »idr of Walnn!
•'«rest, three hundred »nd fifty-two f«M. ten
''.chra, inora or Ira» to tho aomlhariÿ aida of
W , w , lr ,. M (ratmdrd, ; «h.nr, «hrrrhy
wastwly alxty ffyr («.'.) fr.l .•« 161 Inrhra.
mor. or Iraa. to «hr plarr of brginning; -
-aid Walnut air»*-, being a public «tree, of
,, id rily o( wilming««, and a public
r o«d in Wilra.ngton hundred.
n , (iw „
Attcat; i V.
m«*nl <»f
the
Board of Director» of tiie
STREET ft HEWER DEPARTMENT,
e W. Spark». President.
CHITUTY, Secretary. jan23-30|
Offices of
Philip Q. Churchman
Attorney-at-La w
and City Judge
412*415 Ford Building.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
\ E ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
EVENI.nAj joi liNAL IS AN
■X H U
...<VER1 IM.MKNT
HOWE i'Hf: I » k.NINR JOURNAL
is read in MORE mutes
EVERY DAY THAN ANY DlTIEU
DELAWARE
I ;
(
MUVBI-4» t.!<
Ä c"°P.e
: "■ 7j* . « * ■_»«L"
F ' 1
a:wU. Apply to V H. «. Uo. 423 '
h» ipley street jy26 tf. .
NEW '• KilIT ROOM
I Concord, Ave.
at' I h<*«t. Phnijj li
l streu. D. A a
13 ni: SALK-- KOI'H
Iiouaen No«, ölf» :
liardwood fininh. ot \
J..vnrJi, No | ;n I duP
T ont, 0207A.
jnnsy tf.
l < ''"i'
1
i ' tr* •
1x3.01 - \l ..
I
hale— r WO
ONE HALF
AND
"»•y l.ousc, lornU'd nt No. 209 Delunare
. renting
r. N. J.
Write or apply
fehl 6tn.
,
— I OCR NEW MODEL SIX- |
1 p to d».« in every te- !
Apnl
.•con I
.....
!/\UV YOUR HOME. WE HAVE
\ I tfiih tin.•; ^o»»u bargain« I»« <1 to 8 i
honsra, wrll luoati'd. J'rlftjB low for)
W. K. 1*0WELL. J
So. «31» Markfi S« |
' * ! 'I :»irt«pfh ».trpef*.
Alirp.I Dfi-.-nward, No. 809 Tatnall Pt..
trader and
janR-lm
•r.
<{uk'k
l-i.t.s t #
I 4
1 .
DR BALL
afreet,
. NORTH ( LAYTON j
•>. »II convenience«
tern* if iiesirc'1 Worth invent» ;
W. K. POWELL,
No 839 Market St
vO. 5
cas*
Sitting.
.
«•• 31-ll.s tf.
I f UR RALE -
wlilo from hoi
nanIwomt Itniai;,
•403 5 Madi
»Valter Small-,,
j«n»t,t,«tf.
•BARGAIN, NEW. MODERN. ;
e* . I
all
Hreplace, pantry, po
streets
N
UHP QAI L' h'ADM
OrAL.L-,--"I rtixfVl
Easy terra». I
D ft A. phone. 3168A.
Br-.mdvwlno 1 1 n ml mil f.ulv m-n«
uranaywine Hundred, ton,» .iu,b.
line building location on atone road, ;
Rood land. No buildings.
■
Edward G. Cook,
845 MARKET STREET.
Will you
bath, corner properly!
ke an offer on a ten room au«l
400 McCabe Ave.
!
Is built on (lie square pla
floor; 4 rooms nnd bath,
2 finished afti
poryh, rear porch, hot water
plumbing.
This property is new. occupied by owner (
be «een any time. Possetisiou to ,
i 4 rooms, first;-
second floor, amt :
Front
Upon i
rooms, third floor.
heat.
and cm
suit purehiiser.
WAKEMAN MclNTIRE REALTY CO..
Eighth and Shipley St*. I
1
I
I
MUSICAL.
USIOAL INSTRUMENTS OF AU.ill)
descriptions bought »nd hold; 10 cent J
sheet munie and orrhestra »election». Cat»
logue free on request. Repairing a specialty,
B ows re-haired. Old coins bought and »old.
Coin catalogue. 13 cents, postpaid. O. A.
Milano, No. 201 W. Eighth Bt., Wilmington,
Mi feb22-lyr.
M
D-i
MONEY TO LOAN
M oney to i.oan—on real estate,
any
furnished.
Office.
amount, at lowest rate« . Quickly
Address M, 40, Evening .Tournai
u26 l.t.s-tf.
ONEY LOANED ON FIRST MOUT
J5 -5-t.t.« t f
M
O. G. GOODKN
Ko. ? W' Ninth fit
CHIROPODIST
^ LORA JOHNSON 8TRADLEV. CHIR
t opodist, has removed to Kleitz Building,
N. W. Comer Sixth and
D. ft A, phone, 2617.
Marke t streets.
n26 tf.
4 NNIE M. SPHAFFER. CHIROPODIST,
l\ bs, remoytd to tlic Harri, Uuildin, M«.
211 \\. lonth street. D. Sc A. phone, 1385.
J24-lyr.
. , .
Chiropody, manicuring. (
hair dressing, shampooing, eiectnc mahsage,
etc. n6 tf.
ijr-_pt
BS. MARY BURROWS, SO. 713 MAR
koi Street.
M
■— , . «« l-r-tt
P GJ^AEbTH HANKAHAN, GRADUATE
Ij fowler ft Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
m.nirttrinjr. No. 90° Adam. 8(, formerly
21« 18 ford Building. D. ft A.. 2908.
Evening by appointment. may 15-lyr.
' ' j
SCRAP 1110X, STEEL AND METAL
I
II
IGHRST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
and metal*.
»nd rope. Wilmington Iron am
South Market und O »treet».
rubber
\ Meta« Co., i
jsn31-lyr. |
IOHE8T CASH PRICES PAID FOB '
•ersp iron, atoel and metals, rubber
i R|
janSl-lyr
ecrap
li
and rope. Auto tiros a specialty.
ward fitirlitb, No. 224 French 8t.
ROOFERS
W HEN' DISSATISFIED TRY EXPERTS
Tin and tar roofing, spouting and
sheet metal work. George B. Stewart. No. }
119 Tatnall street. Phone 5979A. jnn28 lm.
ir K. WILLIAMS CO.
$ $ No. 821 Or ings fit. Routing, Spouting
and Heating. Metal ami composition roofing.
Hot Air Heating and Ventilating Repair
ing promptly done. Phone. «26 lyr.
■■
—- - --i
LT TP MITT PHI l<14
» T L. I\. I i L i\Cj I Ul-I. M
Î7TTT
A VTOMA I IL I I.FAi.I! POLISH. HAVK
A >«« commenced to clea^ bouse yetf Or.
w,,en > ou , d0 * ] " >y f . n ® out . vo " r furniture,
P ,a 1° ? nd »»uaica! inatrumentaf Do they
or . " n f, V *?•
ber lh ? Automatic French roHsl. It w.!| d«» »
taor ? to J JF 2 #1 t , ha " l any ot * er ? ol, f 1 h - JT r,r< ; B '
mode™**, within tbc reach of «11. Try it ,
Y 0 for you Frire. 25c. j
»* 0c P rr *; ottl r* P er Quart. Manu fa c- j
*'* Id by { • **• Ko. 500 j
Monroe ««rest. ;anL, In»
SHERIFF'S SA F.ES.
ffHRRIFF'8 BALE—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facia». to nit*
reeled, will be exposed to public sale, at
the Uonrt House, on Market street, be
tv een Tenth and Eleventh street», in the
city of Wilmington, New Usstlc county,
IM»«
dl<
ri
THE 20TH
/
ON THURSDAY,
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1913,
o'clock,a. m.,
the following «IcvriWd real estate, vis:
AH Hint certain lot f»r piece of la*id. »ittt
a,r * n r 'L v of Wilmington, aforesaid,
bounded und (Wrrihcd »* follow*. »«» wit:
Beginning at a corner formed by the iu
trrarrtioi, nf thr norlhn-ralrrlv aide of Markrt
Mrcct. with the hont h»vc*t«*rly »ide
Tv enty seventh »lrc«t; theme norlhwe»torly
'»"i -"I" ' ,f T «v,. n y.aavr" , h atrret,
',r"-»,LT>' 1Ü! '| wi'h 2«" ^forty'
fevt to another corner; thenco aoulhafttlftHy
SaW SrtSffisagTtTTS
w,t . .,\„i. i*.rk«g
alreet, northeaalerlj forty feel, to the plare of
ra, I T inni " r ,h * tt, "' rnU xhr, *° 1 ,h,J
Sciie.l and t»Lm in g* CM *i.ii«n .. »k.
uropertr of Addie I,. Todd and Frank \V
Todd. e„eutor. of th. l..t will and
in ^m n f |j
nn ,| .\rl<Ji«» L. Todd
mortgagor and to he »old bv
• WALTER s HARRIS Sharilf
Skrri*', Gfltr WIlminitonl^'l Jauuarr
20 , 01 ' i,S""f8 8 l6 18 17 ^
' Ian80-f8.8.10.18.17.
is E Todd, dc«*ea»«d. mortgagor.
bi» wife, surviving
RESORTS
Go
To
Bermuda
BOOK NOW
By ••3. 8, BERMUDIAN. * *
brought I'resid nl-F1f«-l
ret ard time of 40 houi».
1Mb, 224, 29th.
Ticket» interchangeafii« with R. M. S. P.
fit 11 itiformation apply fo A. B. CUT
FR BRIDGE Ä CO
Ltd 29 Broidvay
107 W ffinth 8t.. «I any Tfk«* A«»nl.
fh. ah ip that
Wilson
Balls Jan.
'• in
ath.
• o
V
A «»Mis Quebec S. *1. Co.,
, New ?nrlL John Oraig.
BUSINESS NOTICE
A N ADVERTISEMENT IN TH*
EVENING JOURNAL IP AN
ADVERTISEMENT
MOU 1
18 READ IN
F'.'KKV DAY THAN ANY
DELA WARE
I N
THE EVENING JOURNAL
MURE HOMES
O'THEN
NEU'PIMRER.
NO. 607 W. FRONT
"-V tte
\V • hi "" 0»
'' Mt Mourn.. MreM.
_ janöllm.
HOUSE.
Vo/ 611
j 7-1.f s-1 m.
AJ F n»î,ï UKR **
\Vc,( F ro „ t '
_v
i , RANK ,T. PYI.E, CAKPENTEI! AND
1 builder. Jobbing of «!| kinlla. Window
nn «1 dour aerr au« \ 0 ;jo Shipiev atraet.
I hone 2619, i). Sc A. aug29rtf.
BTORAGE
•glit. well ventilated
street.
f F YOU VVAX'T TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
* r» 11 , "P Isaac Gibb». No. 834 French SI.
f. '' Phono No. 3UUÔ. and ho will call
,or th * m «-'I
STAMPS WITH ONE-OUARTER
„Pnund Black Pepper, 10c. DIAMOND
,0 '' Kins: Mrrrt. Ninth and .'Tnrur»
Second and Adam» atreeta. jan28-l
AT;--
|> MOVING AKD
X ' ork fluiir with Rpcnnl carp.
tibooo. 2374: rvi.. |r?2
L«*wr. No 411 Taylor fit.
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HAULING. ALL
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Jsmea Stew«rl
janP If
1 .OMiMCK MELE, NO. 91» EAST NINTH
1 » »l**eet Shoe repairing. Old shoe«
made new. L»t«»»l iniprovemcnts. Satie*
fa
»• guaranteed.
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Sul u rd«
jan201m.
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itrect. Dealers in nernp
• ml hand pipe ntwajs on banit.
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nd
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13 6m
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»PERT POPPITI,
All kinds of shoe
ork a »penalty.
\(
NO 842 King PT.
pairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rubber
XT ,\TII»NIL|. BtcrNo, GUN AND LOCK
*' AH kind» of guoii and lock« ro
,, ;; , rrd s». ,. facti«, , su ,rum«cd. in«p«cior
f,.r Wale Adding Mut ine ,'omh,n»tlnn«
cl»nc-d on .a fpa. No. .» Wet Seventh
D. ft A. plume, 1981, j«nl6 Ira.
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R RANGE AND STOVE REPifR
o Wriogqfs and Carpet Sweep
{*:.wet*er. No. 525 Wevt Frr.nt
mlO-ll
IP WEST END TAILORING CO.
Dyeing, Pressing, Repslrin^
RcHk«nml>le rale». No. 828 W(
fsb3*8fls.
A1
in?.
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Lie.
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streets,
—
Oik STAMPS WITH ONE POUND
1^11 Brea fast DeLjrht Coffee. 80c. DTA
.MOND TEA CO 705 Kina stivat, Ninth
ami fipruce Itrerti, Svronrt «nd
Ndams
jan28 Inf.
tliem.
Eleven year» m Irntine
factory »erriet.
Second street
EST ROAST DINNER IN THE CITY.
I > 26r, Sirloin Steak, lbs way yon like
25c. flume-made pie» a »pecially.
mud mean »«tla
I.Ol'KU'S, No. 215 Weit
feblTtf
ST>MP8 WITH
pound Beat A »»am
TL \ 00
and Spruce streets.
eT t . Mnvn
v;««!.
a
1 *
ONE QUARTER
Blend Tea. 15c.
King street.
Second nnd
jsn28-lm.
Kershaw & Whitten
Finest lins of
WALL PAPERS
882 MADISON 8T.
D * A. Phone MOS D.
Estimate» Furniahed
IVilmingtoit. Del.
Lovett PHeet.
PLUMBERS
K ATsPH j. FI dance.
• Plumbing and
price» Call» attended to at once.
West Sixth street.
Delmarvia, 1655.
Hcstmg
Moderate
No. 1902
D. & A phone, 154ID.
nlT-tf.
LADIES' TAILORS
-
SILVER TAILOR. LADIES' AND
Gent»' garment» cleaned, pressed and re
jao24-6ro.
\
paTrsd. No _ 703 'ï«fr«r.oo '«'»«•t.
BUG LI ONE, GENERAL TAILOR.
Cleaning. Scouring. Repairing and
H.vcing promptly attended to. Nos. 2109
Market street and 502 Walnut St. j»n20-lm.
J *
GROLL. LADIES' TATLOR. WISHES
_- to announce big reductions during Jan
««ry and February. Fit. style and work*
manthlp guaranteed No. 701 Washington
, t rr,i. D, ft A. 'phrtns 1131. J«i,37 Im.
M.
MILLER. LADIES* AND GENTS*
up-to-date tailor. Y'ou can get a suit
to order; style, fit and workmanship guaran*
teed, at a great reduction by ordering this
month. The best material used. Save $5.06
by ordering now. No. 840 King Mrcet. D.
ft- A. Phone. 1757.
IT.
feb5 2
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1 Q THE LADIES OF WILMINGTON.
Now it the time to order your spring
befe ...
tnisy «-««on >>pgin%
«di> of the b««t rantorial. with Skin
Balm lining. Fit «nd workmanship
piafnntord. Prier». 830 Und up. .1. Roam,
No. 1014 Washington «treu. D. A A. plion*
8452D. j«n'.M-:!m.
flip
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Call D. & A. Phone 2109D
February,
|
to find reduced rate« for January
N. E. LEOPOLD,
No. 308 W. Seventh St
5snl8lm.
a»<i
Ladies' Tailor.
AVV . , -
TC^ ®TATr. OF ANNA J. HAMMER, DR
4 • u
Notice is hereby given that Letter» Tesla
nentary vpon the estate of Anna J. Hammer,
li"..!"* wer ?
duly granted unto Edward K. Hammer and
Emily A. Hammer, on Ine 27th day of J MJB .
ary. A D. 1913. and all persons indebted to
the »aid deceased are requesUtd In make ppy-
nirn t to the executors without delay, and ail
persona having demands again»« the deceased
^ r ^ u ' 1 red ^»hihit and present the
duly probated to the said executors, on or
before the 27th day of January, A. I>. 1914L
or abide by th- law m this behalf.
REGISTER S NOTICE
■
same,
UPWARD K. TTAMMKR
KMXJ.V A. IIA MM KB,
Executor®.
Artilr... U "—Il S. Kn*I«„d, Mtornov ,t
law. Wilmmxtnn, Delaware. jan'JS aod- 91 .
TRANSPORTATION
Wilson Line «Philadelphia
PA88ENOEIÎS AND FREIGHT
Lear« Fourth Rlrw '.Chart. Wilmington
daily, including^ Hnndaya. at 7.80 and 10 *0
a m.. 1.80 and 4.1 S p. m On Sstarua,«
and Sunday» only, additional trip» r,4
•,.00 p. m.
I,«»T« Chaatnnt Streat Wharf, niladil
phi a. daily. Inrinding Bandays,
a m., l.8o, 4.15 and 7.00 p, m. On fnn
day« and Monday* only, additional «ripa at
7.80 a. ra.
FARKld—Inrinding Batnrdaya and 8«n
rhiladalphia rarorgiiin, 25a;
Cheater tiruraiun IS*;
~
Merchant & Miner,
i\ AllllcrS
a-i-v
TraHS. Co.
ftl 10.80
days;
way, 15c.
tiv. 10c
on#
on«
Florida Tour
El»v»n day trip, personally condiistsd, (•
Savannah. Jacksonville nnd st. .\ugustine.
$55.00
Inrinding transportation, ratal, and atat.
r«>om »f*romni«idnfion»
commod ttiop». drive», «te.
«m Stac mer »nl'ing Monday, February 17th.
Itintrary. tcacrv.i 1 , 0 ns and ticket«, ole.,
•drive»»
W. P. TURNER, P. T. M.. BALTIMORE, Md.
on »learner, hotel sc*
Leave Baltimcra
Leava Philadelphia.
1er 9 (Foot of
Walnut pt.) 10.45
a. m. * « .00 o. m.
Leave Wilmington,
French St. Wharf
H oe p. m.
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