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f rrrwRiTKRs repaired, rented,
•old. Kmv payments. B«rf«ii»n, slightly
8»*d Royals, Underwoods, Remingtons. Rib
tons. Typewriter Supply Co.. No. 9t6 Mar
ket 8t. Both phonos. aJS-tf.
TOR RENT
OR RENT—PLAT. FOUR ROOM8 AND
Apply at N. W. corner Fourth
D. A A. phone.
junel2-3l.
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bath.
and Delamors Plate.
B679A.
RENT—1 HOSE FINE NEW
Noa. 2611 18 16-17-1» Tstnull
mis and bath. AU modern
Apply Egbert Nutter, No. »1
Samuel T. Green.
D. A A. phone.
may-'4-t.î.stf .
pOK
house,
at j egt. Heven
»mi', o veulent k .
XV cat Thirtieth street.
Ko. IJ23 King street.
FOR SALE OR RENT
1 % OH SALE OR RENT—-PROPERTY IN
• Pcnnsgrovs. Suitable for any busi
O. H. Morris, Pannsgrove. N. J.
junsl8 3t.
ness.
OR SALE OR RENT—BUILDING. NO.
421 West Front street Floor space
shout 4,000 square feet on each floor,
adapted to light manufacturing purposes.
F
Elevator and 75 H P. boiler on premises.
Apply to H. P. Kumford, Central National
maylT-*- tf
Bunk.
LADIES' TAILORS.
J ADIE8' AND GENT'S TAILOR.
t Also cleaning, repairing and pressing.
Order, promptly attended to. Anthony
letyk. formerly at No. -13 Maryland are
Corner Jackson and Linden
maySleod 1m.
nue, now
»treat».
H WiF I ROB* l-TFFI. W FT tf.
IGHEST CASH PRICKS PAID FOR
scrap iron, steel and metals, rubber
• nd rop«. Wilmington iron and Metal Co-,
bouth Market and O afreet«. jan31-lyr.
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JGHK8T CASH PRICES PAID FOR
scrip iron, steel and metals, rubber
an»i rope.
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B. Ed
t«M BlirlRh. Nn 234 Frexrh St. Jandl-tvr.
Auto tire, a special!,-.
WANTED, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
EHGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
dosier» for your office furniture and
household goods. Yoa'ra losing money If
4on*t sell to him. A postal will bring
Ber
D. k A.
m 15 tf.
B
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our buyer there with the ready cash,
gcr. Third •-1 Shipley stree»«.
'phone. Ml?«.
MONEY TO LOAN
LOANED ON FIRST MORT
O. G. GOODEN.
No. 2 W. Ninth 8t.
ont; Y
gages.
%B f f.s if.
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ONEY TO T.OAN AT 5 PER CENT.. ON
good first bonds and mortgages. J. J.
Velrce Ä* Hon. No. 813 Shipley street,
tune 13*21.
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POULTRY.
ice 'TSTT'-pf îri ,t r y on together:
But lice and profit—NEVER ! The
time to fight Her Is all the time—but e»pe
rially in hot «*o*ther Don't let the lire get
the »tart on vou. Now is the time for the
UH ARGE GF the Lire BRIGADE. The
w»r cry is f'-O-N K E Y.
Powder. 25c.
$1.00 fit mi'
Head Lice Ointment. 25c, »cttle the
problem—which means HAVE YOUR
PROFITS
PhillpS-Thomnson Co.. Fourth and -French Sts.
8. L. Ffll 4 Son, 7 West Fourth 8t.
P MeCUur* A Son, 2128 Market St .
iVm O. Valentine. 808 W. Front 8t.
' F IPelly. 824 King 8t
W. R. Wilson. 108 East Third St.
H. f. E1IU. Concord Pike A R O R. R.
J w. Yamen. 814 King St.
T'ros E. M'ai In. Edge Moor,
Libéré! sample fr you clip this adv.
junel4 9L28
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(.onkey'» l.ire Liquid. 86c to
with water), and Conk#?*»
lire
TRANSPORTATION
Wilson Line^Philadelohia
PAP*EVGERE and FRFelGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington
dally, including Sundays, for Philadelpt.i*.
and Chestnut Street Wharf. Philadelphia
for Wilmington at 7.30. 9.00. 10.30 a
12 o'clock noon. 1.30. 3.00. 4.15, 6.00
7.00. 8.30 nnd 9.80 p. m.
Fares—On Raturdsys Snndavs and legal
holidays, between Wilmington and Philadel
pMa. one way. 80 cent»;
round trip. .*>0
nta Dp »II other day*, special one dav Jim
ited ticket, one way. 15 cents: round trip. 25
c* ota
TEAM ER LONG
RP4TH — PENNS
GROVE AND WILMINGTON FERRY
Fourth Street Wharf
Fumme.r Schedule. Mnv 24 to September ?
Leave Pcnnagrove—6 00 a m
m.. 1 00 p m.. 2.30 p
p m.. 7.15 p m. 10.00 p. m.
Wilmington—7.00 a
m . 11 00 ». m . 1 45 p
6 15pm.. 0 on p ai . 11.00 t». m
PA8*VSlf«Elfft and FREIGHT.
Improved facilities for handling
mobile».
S
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4.18
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m .
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m., 3 30 p tn .
auto
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P' MINK'
THAVi4. CO.
Vacation Trips "By Sea."
, BALTIMORE ANT PHILADELPHIA
TO
Bosion. Providence. Savannah.
Jacksonville.
THREE SAILINGS WEEKLY.
Through tickets on sal« from aod uùau
principal point«, including m?ala and alatr
room accommodations on stenme -, Fin.
Staamara Bast Harrtra. Low Fare, State
room« dr I,»« Rath. Wireless Tala
$raph. Automobile« carried.
■ ««nrl tor On,.Met otr Ticket Office. 105
v. ÿ • Philadelphia t a. W P Turner.
B-l*«
— Mfl.
Leave Philadelphia.
Pier 9 (Foot of
Walnut St.) 10.45
а. m. A 6.00 p. m.
Leave Wilmington
French St. Wharf
б. 00 p. ra.
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SUMMER RESORTS
INDTRY8T—OHADD'8 KORD, PA.
Open June 1. Baths and running
water in rooms. Terms, $8 to $12 per
week. MRS. W. V. HARVEY.
y30.31 juneö.7,18,14.
VV
MOTORCYCLES
MODEL MOTOR
nt OR HALE—1913
V cycles and Motor Boats at bargain
prices. All makes, brand new machines, on
easy monthly poyment plan. Get mir propo
sition before buying or you will regret It.
Also bargains in used Motorcyles.
today. Enclase stamp for repl
Lock Box 11, Trenton. Mich.
Write us
Address
14t.
June?
UPHOLSTERER AND CABINET
MAKER
J. J. O'KANE.
Cabinet Work. Polishing. Carnets. Decors
tiens. Carpentry, Mattresses, Box Springs.
Portieres. Curtains. Slip On^er«.
N. E. Cor. 7th and Monroe Sts
Automatic. 9949
D A A. Phone. 595TA.
REGISTER'S NOTICE
MACK.
T? STATE OF KATHARINE W.
rj DECEASED.
Notice <8 hereby given that Letter, of Art
ministration upon the sbIj-v ot Katharine W.
Mack, late of Wilmington humlrert. deceased,
were duly granted unto Wit)inn F. Kuit».
on the tidth day of May, A. D. 101B, and all
indebted to the aaid deceased are re
peraona
quested to make payim nt to the Adminis
trator without delay, an«l all person» having
demand» aguinat the deceased are re«iuired to
exhibit ano present the same, duly pro
bated, to the said administrator on or ba
fore the 28th day of May. A. D. 1014. or
abide by the law in thla behalf.
WILLIAM F. KURTZ.
Administrator.
Address William F. Kurt*. Kao.. Attorney
may29ecd-9t
. Del.
at-Law, Wilniingt
APARTMENTS
OR RENT—APARTMENT. 7 ROOMS
Apply Grcenlwuro'a,
P and both
june!2-14.
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F OR RFxNT—FURNISHED APARTMENT.
6 riiinn«, bath, two porches, all Improve
may27 tf
No. 2003 Jefferson St.
ments
?OR RENT—APARTMENT. 5 ROOMS
and bath. No. 218 West Tenth etreet.
may24 end 1 in .
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APART
WEST FIFTH STREET,
ment, four rooms, bath, porch, heat
:nar20-eod-3m.
50:1
hot water.;
' HREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. THIRD
floor, hath and porch. $15.
Ninthf street.
PARTMKNT FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS
and hath. heat, light, gas range and
of telephone. Apply No. Trench
may 15 eod-lm.
1 I?OR RENT SUITE OF ROOMS. SECOND
! r floor. Use of hath, perch and base
N. W. Cor. Thirtieth nod
may 15 t.t.S I in
I
~l No. «05 W
ranylH eod-lm.
a
| ment kitchen,
i Monroe streets,
street.
^ OR KENT—APARTMENT. N, E. COR.
Seventh and Harrison atrecta, .econd
Ï
floor, « rooms, hath and porch. Lately re
modeled. Price, $20. Apply - *
W. E. POWELL,
No. 839 Market St
may I « l,t,a*tf.
BUSINESS NOTICE
A MKS KEKNAN. HOUSE AND SIGN
Fainter. Graiuing and glaring Jobbing
promptly att*-n<led to No. 911 Shipley
•trout. _ •pr28-2m
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KFOHE DISPOSING OF YOUR FUR
and household, cal)
217 K. Ninth Ht.
B
niturc, also offl
Dugan Bros., No.
juneiH I m.
ANTED—BOARD AND ROOM FOR
mother and »on. in neighborhood of
Address
juncl 4 2t.
W
North Broome or Rodney streets.
W-99. Evening Journal Office.
¥ AWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE
1 j paired. Carpet Sweeper» and Wringer»
repaired. John T. Bchweirer. No. 525 West
Front »treet. Both phone».
m30 tf.
F YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
call up Isaac Gibbs. No. 834 French St.
& A. 'phone. No. 2095. and he will call
for them. jnnO tf.
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V) IA NO MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
A work done with spec»! care. D A A.
phone, 2374: Del., 1072. James Stewart
Lowe. No. 1809 Tatnalî Ht . jnn9 tf.
AME» A SfTIRLITH A BRO-, NO. 104
Tatnall street. Dealers In scrap iron and
metals. Second band pipe always on hand.
Open Saturdays until 4 p. in.
EAD STORAGE FOB BUSINESS CAftS,
In location near to the heart of the
hiiMnoas section. For prices »nd information
apply Ulan tic Mfg. Co. Third «^d Orange
; 1 I lit .
.1
jan!3 6m.
II)
streotfc.
ARGE. AIRY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
Bull's • Head Hotel. Nos. 103 105-107
Newly reniodeled. new
Reas irble
L
west Fourth street.
furnlfUYe. new
rates,
bath .
jnne.Vlm.
anngement.
Electric lighted throughout.
EDWARD 0. .MORGAN.
Use of
Proprietor.
ir.VCULM CLEANING. WITH LARGE
V «treat machine. Also with best oleetric
machyie. Cnil D. A A. phone. 2074 for esti
mates. Machine to hire by tbe day.
Vacuum Cleaning C«.. No._14)8 Harrison
»treat Agency for Banto Vacuum
Cleaner. febfifim.
i n
WEEPER-VAC,
THE
ORIGINAL
^
Vacun
t'arpat Sweeper.
Sweeper in tha world that runa a
•eeper in combination with tha
vacuum cleaner, will, ilia possihi'ity of using
either separately. Remove« every particle of
dust. dirt, thread«, lint and hairs. Drop
postal and xar Sweeper Var and we will do
tha real.
m«v24 l.*.B 1m.
The only
Varu
real carpet
ns a
Box 858. Wilmington. Dal.
Kershaw & Whitten
Finest Una of
wall papers
NO 832 MADISON ST.
O. * A Phone, 5I05D.
Estimates Furnished.
»12 If.
Wilmington, Del.
Lowest Price».
WANTED
AD
C 't HILDREN WANTED TO BOARD.
J dress W-74, Evening JA*irn«l Office.
may 1 4 1 m .
\\ r ANTED—ANTIQUES OK ALL KINDS.
It The heat priurs paid. Address H I8,
jan25-tf.
Evening Journal Office.
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ANTED—1,000 CARPETS TO PI,KAN;
$1.50 and
OEO. F.
feb'J4 tf.
storage rooms for rent.
f - "<> per month. Both phones.
LANG CO.. 1205 Orange St.
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ANTED—BOARD AND ROOM FOR
mother and son. in neighborhood of
North Brooms or Rodney streets. Address
^ning Journal Office jun.
Ilf ANTED—WATCH AND JEWELRY
tl repairing Also eye fitting. Store
open evenings until 8 o'clock. Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock. L. The—sa. '*o.
400 Market street
M»14 tf
f ANTED—HOUSEHOLD P.OODS OF
all kinds. Special attention given to
furniture. China, old jewelry,
feather heda. I pay more, call for me. I
rome with cash, ypu will see. and I move it.
one, two, three. M. I^evin. No. 228 K»ng
Ht. D. & A. phone. 5188. jtine3 eod 1m
W
old
«••«it
UILDERS. ATTENTION I ON WHAT
terms will you build me a housef Homs
B
cash down. Balance as rent. No agents
need apply. References exchanged. Home
Address W 78, Evening Journal
mavI2-tf.
.erker
Office
T ANTED—PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
all kind», good .eeond-hand furniture
bought and Bold. Hefe». Office Fixlurea, Etc.,
Stove, a specialty. Also a new lot of Rug,
Linoleum. Oil Cloth at 50c on the dollar.
Come aee na before parting with your caah.
for cash talks with me,
- CHARLES S. HURI.OCK,
Seventh end Poplar Streets.
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July8 tf.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
SALE OF HEAL
_ By '»nier of the Orphan's
Court, on Monday, June Ifi. 1918. at
o'clock, a m.. at tho county Court House, in
tho city of Wilmington.
No. 1—Lot of land with the two and a
half story brink dwelling thereon,
known as No, 1300 King street. Wilmington.
Delaware.
Lot No. 2—Also all tight, title ond inter
est. whatever they may be. of Mary Ann
Ward, deceased, In end to. All that certain
lot «if l«n«1. situate in the city of Wilming
ton, aforesaid, situate at the northwest cor
ncr of Sixteenth and Heald streets, having a
fr«ml on Heald elr«*et of 75 feet and run
ning 175 feet through to Thatcher street.
Attendance will be given and term« made
ItBAwn by
Administrator of the estate of Mary Ann
DMINI8TUATOR 8
ESTATE.
A
GEORGE B. WARD.
Ward, deceased, «ir by Lllburne Chandler,
hit attorney.
Attest—Joseph 0. Jolla. Clerk O. C.
W timing
ALSO
Mary ' Ann Ward, deceased. and
Wird, bdtm the rnfirp interest in and to
No. 2
ton. Del . May 21. 1918.
— All the right, title and Interest of
William
June«.5.8.11.13.14
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO ARCHITECTS
The Pomniixtion for the erection of th#
Woman', Coll#*# Affiliated with Del«« are
t'ollfge avili rereive compelitHe plana for two
tire proof btiildinca. to coat not more than
$150,000; one a Residence, Hall, two at or'.I.
to contain reception room«, kitchen, din in«
hall, bedrooms, office», etc., for the aieoin
raodafton of dtly atodenla; and a modern
Science Laboratory, three Mortes, to romain
cliapel, office«, lahoratorlea. reeitatmn room,.
etc (or t\,e aceoiomodalton of One bandred
■tudeota. _. .
One thou,tnrt dollar« yrlll .be awarded in
rath by the Commlaalon (or the five heat
plan, aubml.tod; Three hundred dollar« for
the Ural plan; two bundled and _dfl>. tlolltra
I, tJ
for the third plan one hondeed and flft,
do are for the fourth pan and one hundred
dollar« for •■>• P'»",
(immtiaeioii The plan, aicepletl ahall
the property Of Mi«n
All plan, om.l he
later than t. clock
.
Monday, .iniyr. im.i
c . e imi! Ir.o|„V „ u ;i
Secretary Affiliated tolleje vaMBjbfin«. » il
mington. Drlawar*. juna|2.*t. .
a sreater rate of apeert
•hall,
at least one white light
hundred feet in tbe
AUTO ORDNANCE
A utomobile ordnance—be it en
acted by the Board of Town Comm is*
Middletown. Dela
sinners of the town of
ware, in Assembly met. on this fifth day of
June, A. D. 1913, as follows, lo wit:
Section I.—On and after the fifth day of
Jane. Ihe law governing the speed of Motor
Vehicles will be strictly enforced while
lining operated in lha limits o( the town of
Middletown. Delaware, via—.
fceefion 2.—No motor vehicle shall be op
erated sipon any of the »tract» of the town
of Middletown at
than twelve (19) miles per hour, which,
however, shall be reduced to the rate of six
»6» miles per hour at turn» -and interact:
lions of streets
Bert
8 —All motor vehicles operated upon
the streets of the town of Middiet
fmm one hour after sunset until one Hour
before Sunrise, sh
visible not lass than I
direction toward which the motor vehicle Is
proceeding, and one red light shall be shown
visible in the opposite direction.
Section 4.—Any persons violating the
above which is a part of Keetinn 14 of the
Motor Vehicle Law of tbe
ware, shall be subject to a fine of not less
atr of Dal«
than ten dollars, or more than twentv-Ava
dollar*
Section 5.—Operators of Motor Vehicles
failing lo blow th^lr horn, or sound
/at f
i
alarm
and intersecting atrecta shall ba
subject to a fine ot one dollar and cost*.
By order of tha
Board of Town Oommiastnnara.
DR. E G. CLARK. PresUtaat.
juneio.14,21,24
Joseph Hanson. Secretary.
NOTICES.
W
ILMlNOTON SANITARY COMPANY.
Dead animals removed day or night.
Highest prices paid for saina. Phonas:
D. k A.. 1**65; D. k A-, 907; Daltnarvia,
2909: Deltnarvia, 2883. Juna7-6t.
KMHKRR OF DKT.AWARK LODGE, NO.
1, I* O. O. F. ara requested to he
present at Odd Fellows' Hall Sunday even
ing. June 15. at 6.4.'» o'elork. to proceed in
a body to Brandywine church, to atleiîd me
morial services.
M
W M . C. DRAPER, Jr.
junei I It.
Secretary.
NOTICES.
GYPSY
I.K«» ROM \ NY
Tells your past, present end
>«Mi ii.iv»- gone and will go
Hhellpot Park. Wu
junclO 1m.
ADAM
Palmist.
future. Just
through life for 3Ac,
mington, Delaware.
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EXTRAORDINARY
A nnouncement
Special sale of summer stock of Ladles'
\N will make suits to
Linens. $13 up. and at
rer any other
or Philadelphia concern.
Suiting Woolens,
order from $23 up.
a considerable reduction
Wilmingl'
Giants. Ladies* Tailor. N«.
street.
O
U08 Tstnsll
tnaySO-lm.
- OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Al.l. STATE 1.IPENSE8 AND UJ
- !R AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE DOTH DAY OF JUNE. 1BH, THERE
V»ILL BE S PER CENT. PER MONTH
ADDED THERETO, l.N ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION fl. CHAPTER 1*3. VOlr
ÜME 27, I.AWS OF DEI.AWARE.
HARRY A BROWN,
CLERK OF THE PEAOE, NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
B
june2'lro.
NOTICE — DELINQUENT TAX
payers—I will be at the Court House,
3 AX
1
Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday. June 21.
from 10 to 12 a m. to collect all faxes due
the county from Christiana hundred,
county demanda me to settle this month and
! demand you to settle with me by this data
• •• I hv m> ictions and pay all costs
This in my fast notice to you.
JOHN F. O'NEAL,
Tax Collector. Christiana Hundred.
Phone,5587 H.
The
peal Office. Ml. Cube. Del.
inneioiil.
ELECTION.
OTICE OF SCHOOL
At ths «Isctlon for President and m«m
Public Education in
from the Second,
N
bare of the Board of
Wilmington. Delaware,
Fourni. Sixth. Tenth. EUvenlh IN Twelfth
Ward», to he held on Saturday, June i4.
1913. the city election diatrlrta will be die
tributed among the achool diatricta aa fol
low»:
FIRST WARD.
First School District will be comp
the First. Second and Third Electn
trirta. Poll» at Public School No. *.
ond »treet, near Washington afreet.
SECOND WARD.
First School District will he compoard of
the First, Hecond and Third Election Dia
Poll» at No. 208 Eaat Reocnd atreel.
osed of
sr. i
* I a
Irlcl
Hecond pchoèl District will be composed of
th. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Saranth Election
Diatrltts. Foil, nt Public School No. 14,
Ulavrnont and Lohdall nlrccta.
THIRD WARD.
tnp^ned of
First School District will ba
the Fir at. Ki'cutid. Third. Fourth and Fifth
Election Districts. Polls at Public School
No. 3, Jefferson street, below Third street.
FOURTH WARD.
Fid School District will ha composed of
the First, Second and Third Election D1«
Polli, ot Public School No. 1, French
• ria-tn,
»treat, below Sixth street.
Second School District will be composed of
Fifth Election Districts
the Fourth «ni
poll» at Public Rcho«d No. 7. Fifth and Pine
:
streets.
FIFTH WARD.
First School Diatrirt will he composed of
the Plrgt. F«cnnd. Seventh and Eighth Elec
Poll* at Public School No.
timi Districts.
9. Eighth a ad WnHaaton atrecta.
Second Sellool District »«-Itl he composed of
the Third. Fourth and Ninth Election Dit
tricta. Poll» at Publie School No. 28 Eighth
and Ada
Third School District will be composed of
the Fifth. Sixth and Tenth Election Districts.
Polls «♦ 8. W. Tor. Seventh and Franklin
afreet«.
. .
. ..v • SIXTH WARD. .
First BtbAol District will be compoaed of
1 the First. Second »nd Third Flection DI»
Polls nt N. W. ('or. Seventh and
1 ' .
, g t nn ^ Srhoo Diatrirt will be compoaed of
)h(> Four , h n()h SUth, Seventh. Eifthth and
I afinth Eleetlon Dialrlela. Poll, at Pohlie
i p|) s 5 w ,lnut atreel. above Twellth
* SEVENTH WARD. '
l R , hnn) nialrlet win be eftmpo»ed of
<h* b'-*', «»rond. Third. Koorth. Elflb.
Sj>th S)(VI . n , h rj hth nnd Ninth Election
n ) Poll, al Publie Rehool Vo. 2.
I Elefenth and Wa.hlnflon atreel..
j, Prnnd Sehnol Dl.lrlel will he eompo.ed
of th . Tenth. Elerrnth. Twelfth. Thirteenth,
I Fourteenth and Fifteenth Eleetlon Diatriefa.
. p n ||, „ No. 1212 Pennaylvanla avenue.
TMfd Rchedl Dl.lrlct will he eompo.ed of
<h * Ri.teentb,- Seventeenth, Eiphtee*!!., Mne
.„j Tfritli'lh Election Dl.inclt,
|» n IIa at Public School Ko. 13, Seventeenth
nnd Onion afreet« __
EIGHTH WARD. , .
Firat School Di.tnet will b. eompo.-d ot
the Firat. Second, Third, Fonrlh, Fifth and
Sixth Election Di.trrta. Poll« at INihtle
School Vo. 0. Corner Seventh and Spruee
st reels.
Second School Dlatrlcl will he eompo.ed of
the Seventh. Eighth. Klr.th and Tenth Flee
tion DUtric!«. Poll« at Pohlie School No.
20, Cor. Tenth and Sprore «treet«.
NINTH WARD.
Ftr.t School Dialficl will ha
the Fie«*. Second. Third and Fonrlh Elea
pn»ed nf
•ion Di.trlcl«, Poll« «I Public School No.
17 Sixteenth and C'Uyntont atreel«.
Second School DUtriet wi!l he compoaed of
I the Fifth nod Sixth Election Dialrict« Poll.
at Public School^ No. 13, Twenty second
»tract near Market «treat.
Third School Dialrict will ha compoaed of
Ihe Eiyhlh. Ninth. Tenth and Eleventh Elec
tion Diatrieta. Poll« at No. 1(110 Weit
afreet.
Fourth School Di.fnct will ba rompn.cd of
tho Seventh nnd Twelfth Election Diatricta.
Polie at N. E. Cor. Thirtieth and Market
•tract«.
TENTH WARD.
First School DiMricl will be composed of
of the First. Second. Third. Fourth and Fifth
polls at No. 15 Publie
Election Diatricta.
School, Dor. Third «nd Harriaon atroefa.
Second School Dlatrlct wth ba compoaed of
tho Sixth. Saranth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth nd
Election Diatricta. Poll« at Publt* School
109 South Van Buren cuect.
ELEVENTH VV t KD
First Srhool Diatrirt will ha compoaed of
the Firat., Second. Third. Fourth
Election Diatrirt«. I
No. 19. Cor. Oak and Harriaon «tract«.
TWELFTH WARD,
Flral School DUtric« will ha compoaed ol
the Firat. Second, Third and Fourth Election
Pella «t Ko 1502 Wc«t Fourth
and Fifth
Poll» at Public Srhool
Dietvicts.
, treet.
Second School District will he composed
of th* Fifth. Sixth and Seventh Elect Inn D1«
trial«.
Fifth and Scott «Ire«»«.
Third School District will he composed ol
Ihe Eighth and Ninth Election Diatrirt«.
Poll« St Public School No. 25, Cor. Third
»tract and Bayard avenue.
POLLS WILL OPEN AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. OR THIRTY MINUTE»]
THEREAFTER. AND CLOSE AT SIX
O'CLOCK. P. tl.
Bv order of the Board of Publie Educa .op
In Wilmington, Delaware.
HARRY J. GUTHR1*
Polls at Public School No. 31. Cor.
June4-10t.
>ecretary.
PROPOSAIS.
EALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON
«TRUCTION of the Third Street Bridge,
erossing the Christians River* Wilmington.
Delaware, will he received by the President
of ths Levy Court, New Castle county, at the
Levy Court room in the Court House, Wil
mington, Delaware, until 12 o'clock noon, of
the IMh day of July. 1918, at which time
all bids received will be publicly opened and
read.
The substance of the proposed bridge
will embrace two conrreste piers and two re
inferred concrete abutments, section of new
bulkhead and some alterations in the existing
watci main. Concrete :vork will amount to
about 2.» ou cu. yard j.
The superstructure will be composed of s
movable bridge
of 160 feet and two riveted trust approach
S
with a clear channel span
spans, total length of superstructure being
4 Hi feet between the back walla of the
abutment.
Separat«« bids will be required for the auto
and superstructures.
Plans and complete data are on file in ths
office of the County engineer, James Wilton.
Church Building. Wilmington, Delaware, end
in the office of the Consulting Engineer, J.
E. Greiner, Fidelity Building, Baltimore
Plans, specifications, forms of contracts
and proposals will be furnished contractors
by the Conaulting Engineer upon receipt of a
deposit of $10 00 for each act. Thesa de
posits will he returned to bidder upon the
return of the plans, ate., In a clean, un
damaged and unmarked condition within ten
days after the lime of opening the bids. No
deposit» will he returned to those who have
not submitted proposals and »ny bidder fall
ing to return these plena, etc., within the
specified time shall forfeit his deposit to cover
the cost to the Engineer of replacing the
. Mil.
K.t Ml «
A «•ertified check nr acceptable bond to the
»mount of $1000 will he required with tech
hid aa a guarantee of good faith.
The Levy Court reserve» the right to rejeçt
any or all bid».
B. A. Groves, President of the Levy Court.
Samuel L. Barrl«, Chairman;
lingsworth, Charles W. Gooding, bridge com
inittee of the Levy Court.
.IAS. WILSON.
junei 4.21.28 jy3.1I . , County Engineer.
E. B. Hoi
$300.000
New Castle County,
Delaware.
4 Î-2 Gold Bonds For Sale
will be received
SEALED PROPOSALS
noon.
by the undemigned unit) 19 o'clock
June 27, 1913. at the office of the Levy
Court in the Court ll«»u»e in tho City of Wil
mington, Delaware, for the purchase of all
or any pari of tho following described
bonds of New ('ast)e county, Delaware:
$100.000 of Building Commission Honda;
dated July I. 1913. Bond» to ha of the
dcnominatnin of $1,000 each, with interest
4 1-2 per «-ent.. payable »emi annually, Jan
uary 1 and July 1. Both principal and
inlerest payable in gold coin at the Far
men»' Bank in Wilimngton. Delaware.
These Bonds will mature annually $16,000
Julv 1. 1923 to July I. 1928 inclusive, nod
$10,000 July I. 1929, and will he delivered
to the purchaser July 1, 1918. at 11 o'clock
a. in., at the County Treasurer'» office in
Wilmington. Delaware.
$1110,000 of Hiehway Improvement Bond«
Fourth Serie«, deled July I. J013. Bond» to
be of Ihe denomination of $1,0(|0 each, with
cent , payable «emi
| Interest 4 1-2 per
Thea« Bond, will mature annually fLV
0 00 .Italy 1. I»45 to Jttlv 1, 1940 inrluatve.
on d $10,000 .Inly t. 1050, $10,(100 July 1.
last .«1 ooo Inlv 1 IBM an", will bo
delivered to the porch..fn .Iniy 1, 1013, «I
t 11 o'eloek a. m at the f'ounfy Traa»urer'»
„*«, j, tVDminfton, Delaware,
-
$100.000 »rid«« Improvement Bond«, Eirat
Serie«; dated lui) J 1013. Bond, lohe
„f ,| lr denomln«lion of $1,000 rarh, with
„.lere.t 4 I 2 per
, n nu«lly. January 1 and July I.
Hpa! and inlere.l payable m »old coin *1
, h# Farmer.' Bank in Wilmln«lon. Delaware
Thr , c | lond , ,||| annually $l»,000
, )9;i: , lo j, l!y , itMS mein.Ire, and
iiô.noo July f. 1030. and will be delivered
to ,' h „ p „ r eh«»er July t. 101*. at II o'eloek
n; m.. at the County Tre««urer'a office tn
wjlmtngton Deft,w.re
Both prln
snnunllr, January 1 nnd July
dpal M nd interest |k|»kk >o MM |MM «I
the Farmer»' Bank, in Wilmington. Dale
«mf
rant payable aaml
Both prln
A certified check for 2 per cent, of the
of bond» hid for, payable to the
N«*w Csstfe County.
face v»|
< ounty Treasurer
Delaware, must accompany each hid
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids
EVEHF.TT B. HOLT TVGRWORTH,
Chairman of Kina
. Delaware. Jim# II. 1918.
Committee.
Wilmingl
june If. 12, 14.17.20.23.2«
(T
ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE INVEST
MENT PROPERTIES IN WILMINGTON.
FOR SALE
A tract of Iff 1-2 Acres with 2fi houncs, in the finest jtontlitlon and 2 »ImIiI«»* fronting on Parkway
«■nd extending northward along Grant Avenue mid Kiddle Avenue.
THIS
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PROPERTY CAN BE DEVELOPED SO THAT IT WILL BE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
DENTIAL SECTION OF THE CITY.
KESI
an exU'iutad view
Adjoining the Park a» it does, the land having a alight »lope, old shade tret»,
of tho Brandvtvlne hllla. It tould be plotted and developed, poaalbly with curved streela and lime», no
that It could be made a moat DESIRABLE PLACE FOR A HOME
runidUBce
of wbiçh I» the
This property will be sold as a whole. Including the houses, one
known as the "Kentmere House." whlrh ha» IR room« and * baths, gas ami eleelrle lltthl«. (luUhed In
walnut and hardwood floors. Possibly the vacant land might he sold If the purchaser doe» mn ih-sne
to include houses. *
The "Kenlmerc House" may be sold separately.
For further Information Inquire nf
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GEORGE R. TOWNSEND COMPANY
No. 6 W. 9th Street
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PUBLIC SALE.
ÜBLIO SALK AT 10 A. M.. TUESDAY.
housefurnishing
.1. C.
H. J.
junel i 2t.
Stoves and repairs,
goods, shop tools, store fixtures,
lohnson 6 Hon. No. 633 King street.
Stidham, Auctioneer.
I > UItLIC HALE AT KLAIR'8 BAZAAR.
X Saturday. June 14. 1918. 80 head of
Horsts of all kinds. One now rubber tire
buggy, one new steel tire buggy, one new
rubber tire runabout. Harness of all kinds.
More harness than any other place la the
city. Sale every Saturdav at
WM. H. KLAIR'S BAZAAR.
Eighth and Tatnall Sts.
P UBLIC SALE OK REAL ESTAT* OF
the estate of William Q. Valentins,
dereased.
Ths three story hrlek dwelling, known as
No. 1002 Washington street, Wilmington.
publie sale on Monday, June
16. 1918. at the County-Court House. Tenth
and Market streets, city of Wilmington, at
11 o'clock, a. m, 10 rooms and bath, con
nected with sewer. Dimensions. 17 8-4 feet
by 64 1*3 feat. Quial and central residsnee
neighborhood. For Information, apply on
the premises, or to
GEORGE
will be sold at
LODGE. Attorney.
No. 4 West Ninth St.
Junefi 8t.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
OF A
SHERIFF'S SALE—BY VIRTUE
writ
routed, will be exposed to public »ale. el
tlie Uourl Hours, on Merkel etreet. be
hi
of Leverl Facia,. to me
tween Tenth and Eleventh elreeU, In the
eit»
Deli
of Wilmington. K'sw Osstle county.
swsrs.
ON MONDAY.
THE THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE. 191«,
At 10 o'clock, a in ,
lha following descrinefl reat estate, via:
All that certain lot of Jand with a brick
dwelling thereon erect «4, Miaate in the city
of Wllatagt
eenh**«l »a follows, tc* wit:
Beginning at a point on the aoutherly aide
of Conrad afreet at the distance of one hun
dred and fifty-two feet westerly from the
westerly aide of Harnann street; thence
aoutherly and parallel to Harrison street
and through the centre of the party well be
tween this house end the one adjoining on
the east, eighty one feet and aix inches to
ths northerly side of a four feet wide alley,
connecting with a three feet wide alley run
aforesaid, bounded and de*
ning into Second street; thence westerly
by aaid side of »aid four feet wide alley,
and parallel to Conrad street, fourteen feel
t«» a corner; thence northerly and parallel
to HarrUosi »treet and through the centre
of the party mill between thla h«»u»e and
Kht one adjoining
feet and to the said aoutherly
side of Conrad street; and thence thereby
easterly fourteen feet to the place of begin
ning. he the contents what they may. with
the above
»n with other»
also with the
« of » certain eight inch
id three feet wide
the «reel, eighty-one
the fre»* use and privilege of
ment tone«! two alley» tn
entitled thereto f«»rever ;
privilege of the
terra • otta drain pipe In
•Hey leading into Second street, forever.
Seised and taken In execution aa the
property of Broome Street Improvement
Unmpany, a corporation of the State of
Delaware, mortgagor, and to he sold by
WALTER S. BURRIS Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Del.. June
13. 1913. juncl2.14.17,20,24.28
SHERIFFS BALE—BY VIRTUE OF A
directed will
writ of Levari Facial, to
be exposed lo public aalc. nt the Court
Market «treet. between Tenth
House.
apd K'evr th .treat«, in tbe city of Wil
."-ty. Delaware.
two story brirk dwelling
tn the aforesaid city
iogton. K
ON MONDAY.
THK THIHTIF.TH DAY OF JUNK«, 1913.
at 10 o'clock, a. m..
the following deacrihed real estate, vl»:
Alt that certnln lot. niece or parcel ot
land, with the
thereon, aituate
Wilmington. b»*unded nnd deteflbed a» fol
lows, to wil:
Beginning at a p»»lnf on the westerly »tde
of Wilson »treet. «I the distance of »me
hundred and fifteen feet southerly from the
southerly side of Fourteenth street; (hence
westerly and pushing through the redira of
the division between this «ml Ihe adjoining
enty fed to the
th.
the s
house
easterly side of a four feel wide alley: thence
t said alley fourteen fact.
Ihenrn easterly
of the division
•long said side
more or less, to a point.
and passing through the centre
wall between this and the adjoining h
on the north, seventy feel to the aforesa«»!
westerly aide of. Wilson street; and .thence
thereby northerly fourteen feci, to the pis
of beginning, be the contents thereof what
(hey may. with the free me and privilege of
Btlonad allay "i common with
others entitled thereto forever.
Hr »red and tak**n in execution ax the
property of Wilson Hamaley* Administrât
of Charles K. Hamsloy, deceased. Wilson
Hemsley and Mary K. Hamaley, his wife, and
Wf liant T. Hemsley, ami to be sold by
W v I, I> R s BURRIH. Sheriff.
BberlfiP'a Ofllca, Wilmingl
12. 1013.
. Dal
juncl'!. It'.
June
SANITARY WORKERS
K KELTER
SANITARY,* ODORLESS EXCAVAT
Office, 8. W. Corner, Fourth and West
oct21-tf.
M.
ing
streets.
ELECTRO-PLATING
WtlH.i
The BAD Eledro-Plalinç) Co
1800 Market Street.
H. Dann.
William J. Bucklry
PLATING. POLIKHYNO. OXIDIZING aed
LACQUERING of all Kinds.
Automobile parts and brass Ixtdstesd work a
All work guaranteed.
specialty.
called'for and delivered.
Work
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE—BY VIRTUE OK A
writ of Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to publie sale, at the Court
House, on Market at reel, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, In the city of Wil
mington. New Castle county, Delaware,
ON MONDAY.
THE THIRTIETH DAY OK JUNK, 1913,
at 10 o'clock, a. n ,
thp following described real estate, vis:
All that certain lot of land with the brick
dwelling thereon erected, altuate in the city
of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de
teHltad as follows, to wu:
Beginning at a point on the southerly sida
of Conrad street at the distance of one hun
dred and thirty eight feet westerly from the
westerly side of Harrison street; thane«
herlv and parallel to Harrison sfreel and
. nul
through the centre of the party wall between
this houee and the one adjoining #■ the
eaat. eighty one feet and aix inehea, to the
northerly aide of a four feet wide alley,
connecting with another alley running intd
Hecond »treet; thence westerly by aaid aide
of »aid four feet wide alley and parallel to
Unnrad atrrei, fourteen feet to a corner;
thence northerly and parallel In Harrlaou
atmet and through the centre of th* parly
wall between thla houaa and the adjoining
hoaaa
Inches, to the aaid aoutherly aide of «'onrad
■treet ; and thence (hereby easterly, four*
teen feel, to tho place of beginning, he the
«••intenta what they may, with the free uao
and privilege of the above mentioned twq
alley» In common with other« entitled
thereto, forever; also with the privilege oî
the u»e of a certain eight-inch terra cotta
drain pipe in aaid three feat wide allay,
leading into Hecond «treet, forever,
Helrcd and taken in execution aa the
property of Broome Street Improvement
the west, eighty one feet and at*
« ..nipany. n corporation of the BUR 9
Delaware, inortgu
WAI
and to ha sold by
S. nilRRIK. 8h*rlS
ojjc.r,
.TER
Shariff'a Office, Wilmington, Dal..
juncl 3,1 4,17,20,24,28,
■Inna
12. 1913.
SHERIFF'S HAL»—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale, af the promise»
in the town of Delaware ('ll*. Red Lion
hundred, New Uestla county* Delaware,
ON MONDAY.
THE THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE. 19*3.
at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
the followior described r«*sl estate, vl»:
All that certain lot or piece of ground wVh
the brick hotel and other buildings there>n
erected, situate, lying and being in Dela
ware City, Now Castle county and Stale of
Delaware, bounded and described as follows,
to wit:
Beginning it the west corner of Del aw'As
and t'linton street; thence witl'Offie
a\ o
northwest side of Glint
wi*»twardly oavauty fast, to land of làirâ.
street,
s> .(til*
Ali«*a 0 t'lark ; theuo« at right angWfl
with Clinton ulre«t. north w«>atwardl]r «gs
ho miied feel, llienc» southwest wurdly
parallel with Cl'nion street, two I nnUrad
nnd forty-aix feat, to luud» of John Oirr»ont
I thence north westward I > and parsllel with
Delaware avenue, «ne hundred and eight feet,
*re or lea», to the southeast side of Wash
I Inglon avenu»* : them'»» will» Waaliingt
. n«rthea«lwardly, throe
mi x »••••»» feel.
U Vf»
hundred .-«nd
side of Def.-i
the south west
(hence with Dels wur« »vt*
Ma aouth enafn nigll v (« « hundred nul right
Iras f.. Mm- «v i .
•i Clinton »treat* the
••rain#* howerar. ta
miMiionera *rf Daluware
«ï .
feet, n
I I ■-» « »
place
♦ lie Mayor and (.'
City the right lo remove from the above
named premises, at any t
house, by them ravantly erected.
I »eilig the
Richard Delbert Aik
his wife, by indantii
twenty-third day
and rccorda»! in the office for the Rerording
•r of
■ -r* 1
of beginning.
. the lire engine
in« lands and premises which
Aiken,
the
I ). ! 9CNt :
nnd Ella G.
bearing date,
f March. A.
of Deeds. Etc,, in and for N
i. ml State of Delaware, in Deed Record H,
385, Fir to the
v$*y ami ahsura as by r*<
Castle county
Pc
Chilinsk > «I »
crence will appear. v
Heued and taken irrwxeriiti«
proparty of Max Cbilinsky and Maria Chit
task y . hi» wife, mortgagors, and to be sold by
WM.TK" m i«ri-*R|R. .Sheriff .
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Del., June
junei 2.14. If. 20.34.2«.
*d Max
V <d.
Fa.
»* i
12. 191.3