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HF 1 .!' WANTED—MAI^p.
C *V-Colored. to do cleaning. Apply|
Dr. Guberman, 400 Market Si novSï-lt
--—-oet99-26t-eod
CUTTER—
äXRERIENCBD MEAT ■
.-merican Beef and Provision Co.. 404
Larkel St. nov27-lt.
FINISHER — Familiar
Ellwood Souder 4k
nov27-3t.
CURNITURE
'r<th repair work.^l
- Co., 902 Orange St.
t'IPKMEN, BR A KEM EN — Beginner*.
[ KiO; later which P 0 » 1 ^ 00 -
Apply W-97. Ewmng Journal ornca.
I novl-aat-mon-tue«-wed-l6t
LABORERS WANTED—Apply duPont
Engineering Co., Marine Terminal.
lOV25-6t.
,I,.N—Experienced and reliable, aa
Aok and fur general houaework with
amily of two. living outalde W ilmlng
Jj. A. De Biol*. 71)02 duPont Bldg.
npv23-6t._
MEN WISHING POSITIONS Firemen.
Brakemen. Colored Train Porters, on
largo Delaware roads, write for Infor
Experience,
Dept 633.
nov25-27-29.
6125-6200 month.
Inter-Kallway.
'/ton ;
'Necessary,
ndianapolia. Ind.
.
btJkTIRBD BUSINESS MEN and men
[ uf independent income: If you would
[like to increase your income or use your
1 tinu* in work of a »Lgnifttni rhar
>,!« we ran give you the opportunity.
Towner, Industrial Trust Bldg.,
b to 12 A. M. nov27-4t.
SALESMEN WANTED for Wilmington
I find vicinity Remuneration cxcen
Itiona). «Vpply Real Silk Hosiery Mills,
Hldg. nov27-3t*
T>o GR THREE BOYS, over !» year*
Of age. to make themaelve* handy.
[Delaware Pretzle Co., Eleventh and
Union Sts. not27-3t.
I' ka DUST FLOWER"—Robert G.
I Hackett, Ulllcrest, Del., will re
helve two tickets for the Majestic, If
I will please call at the adtertielng
I irtment of The Evening Journal.
'O BOY to drive Ford delivery
American Beef and Provision
nov27-lt.
^ Market St .
i WANTED—FEMALE.
j AROUND COOK for hotel res
Apply by letter only, stat
P. O. Box 930.
't au rant.
Ing experience.
nov25-3t.
general
WOMAN—For
1024 Adams St. nov2?-lt.
COLORED
6.iousework.
CANVASSERS and* demonstrator«; good
proposition for Wilmington and every
tfewn in Delaware. Address F-31,
Evening Journal Office. nov27-lt.
GI^j —F or general housework. Apply
I m W. Ninth St. nov24-3t.
, —Half-grown, to wash diahea, 7
C
8 P. M. Apply 210 West St.
-It.
plain cooking and
Address F-34,
nov24-3t.
White, for
•taira work.
KVSi.Stg Journal Offlca.
G ÄtL— Colored, for general housework.
Phone 3621.
liov21-6t.
2301 Delaware avenue.
GIRLS
To learn to run sewing machines on
Athletic underwear. Apply
T» TOPKIS BROS. CO.,
|bv4-lm.
- Tl
«ALF-OROWN GIRL to »seist with
- tre of small boy. Apply «19 Rod ney
ptreet. _nov2«-3t.
«
217 French Ft.. Third Floor.
LADY—Experienced, double entry
bookkeeper. Address F-36 Evening
Journal ^fflqe, nov24-4L
LADY DEMONSTRATORS for Wll
E>lngton Grocers' Food Fair. November
30 to December ». Apply Wednesday.
Retail Grocers' Exchange Office. Fifth
and Walnut Sts. nov27-2t.
LhDY—B« tirc©n z5 nnd 35 years of ajr«
with knowledge of bookkeeping and
typewriting for fomrture «tore. State
experience and aalary expected in first
Mttar. Addree»» Evening Journal Of
fice, Box F-35.
c Ü EXPERIENCED LOOP H R—
Steady work, good pay. ( hamplon
and Oran„ streets.
nov24-3t.
MiP r, L>7-AGED WOMAN for general
5» -iwork. at once. Apply today.
23)', efferson St. nov27-lt.
Hosiery
a<>TÎ7 -^ t _Write.
F.:B59 FEEDER—App'.y K A. Horner
Co.. Ninth and Shipley Sts. nov -'- 1,
SALESLADIES—Experienced In yard
Permanent am
-goods department,
prjyment. Apply R. Topkls Sons
nov27-lt.
FLOWTR" — Charles
"THB DUST
.Bohle. Jr.. 713 Bennett St., will re
ceive two tickets for the Majestic. If he
will please call at the advertising de
partment of The Evening Journal.
tfc'OMAN—'WHITE: for general house
work and cooking; small family. Ref
ereace. Addreya F-37. Evening Journal
nrvtf» nov24-3t.
WHITE WOMAN for general houae
I work; atav at night»; reference re
paired. Apply 118 West Twenty-fourth
atreet. noy27-lt.
»OUNG LADY as waitress; steady po
sition: good wages. 230 French St.
nov27-8t.
YOUNG GIRfc—Reliable. Apply at
once. Soda Fountain. Pennsylvania
Station, Front and French Sts. nov27-lt
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
invalid. Phone
nov21-lm.
* for young man
5574-J-2.
HELP WANTED.
AMATEUR PERFORMERS — Contest
every Tuesday night; three prises;
4xpenaes paid. Apply at once to Man
ager, Nixon'» Washburn Theatre, Ches
ter. Pa. Winners are eligible for book
ing on the Nixon-Nlrdllnger Circuit.
jliov25-6t.__
AGENTS WANTED.
FOUR OPPORTUNITY to be lndepen
Become ,our
sell goods In
Particulars free.
dent and prosperous,
special representative,
constant demand.
Bacorn Company, Elmira, N. i.
»•ne
nov27-lt.
; ITUATION WANTED—FEMALE.
. ,
COLORED WOMAN would like day a|
would do small
6 Beatty Tlace.
work of any kind;
washings at home.
* nov25-3t.
LADY WISHES DAY WORK or Iron
IKl" Office! 1 * ,re *'* W * H - KV ^f25 J r -
•THE DUST FLOWER"-Mrr t George
rei'wf tWo*tlekets fn™the Mnjeitle. If
4r-e will pleaoe call at the a ; h r.jslng
department of The Evening Journal.
DRESSMAKER AND TAILORESS
wishes engagement» by tile day.
Rhone 9109. nov2a-2t.
I
WOMAN* wants plain sewing and clill
, dren's clothes] Will go out by the
day._ Phon- 5251-W . nnv?5-»t.
SITI VITON W.ANTRI)—M ALE.
COLORED MAN wants work of any
kind; caro of heaters, »tore work.
607 Penn street.
Can give reference.
nr>C™4-3t.
MAN—Middir-ajred. want« work of any
kind. Address W-53, Evenlnf Journal
Office. nov27-3t.
I«YOUNG MAN wishes position as chauf
leur on delivery truck. Five years'
experience. Address W-60, Evening
Journal Office. * nov25-3t.
BOARDERS WANTED.
CHILDREN TO BOARD—Beat of care
1 taken. Can furnish references. Phone
«IST- W. nox*21-6t.
ROOM AND BOARD—All convenience*.
SU S. Jackson SL Phone 8217-W.
«É>v23-6t. __
c-rLivlngroom
ferOHAGK.
.
r.niVATE ROOMS for household goods.
C F Lang Co.. 1205 Orange street.
mar21-tf.
WASTE»
COATS—Fur and doth, relined; and re
paired. Mr* Dnndon, 213 West St.
DAREV WANTS TO SEE YbU—Do you
want the highest
and diamonds? DARE _
OFFICE. 231 Market St. Phone 7735-J
Bonded and licensed to the city.
/»Pt35-lyr __ -
'
price for Jewelry
V MONEY LOAN
FURNITURE.
Prompt attention
Prodigal. Phono :
-
CARPETS BOUGHT—
to all call*. Jacob
3508-W.
Jyl2-lyr.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for second
hand furniture. Simon Spire. Phone
6373-J. 200)4 W. Second SL Jun«17-yr.
m^gem*en{ Un L Fr'Ä H4 MadV«n
S, Phon* C710-W. jan»-lyr.
RUGS RUGS RUGS i i-,
New and second-hand fuTmiure
bought and .old Caah houae. Sure
euro for Inatallmerit germa.
CÏIAS. S. HURLOCK 4 SON.
marïi-lyr. Seventh and Poplar Sts.
... _ _1
«ANTED—We dtaire to purchase one
hundred uaed cars and will pay the:
highest caah prices. Bring your car
her*», go home with the money. Kell
Motor Co.. Eleventh and Tatnall Sts.
Phone 6100. Open evenings. may22-tf.
-^-I
1,090 RUGS AND CARPETS TO CLEAN
—Oeo. F. Lang Co., 1205 Orange St.
Jan28-tf.
,, rrr
AIREDALE PUPP Y—Liberal reward
William Frederick, Price's Oornér
Phone 431S-W. nov2l-6t.
—
LOST-Tool box. containing automobile
tools. Reward if returned to 13011
Lancaster Ave. nov3T-3t.
_:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS—I
cash price*. J. Sklut.
Second St. D. & A. Ï22Ï-W. JanSl-lyr.
pay hlgbes.
305-S07 W ,
1 WILL BUY YOUR OLD C ATI PETS—
Isaac Gibba. 136 French St.
293).
Phona
Will .pay good price. June9-lyr.
LOST
27
•turn to
no\24-3t.
LOST—A child's beaver muff, on Delà
ware avenue, between Van Buren
Rodney 8U. Reward if returned
LOST— Last Wednesday morning. »10 in
Seventh*Ave! < a2d Colemaji^sl andffi
ss&ismjgs-
----- - -
LOST—Eyeglasses.
between
and 8t. Ann's .School. Please
1916 Lincoln St.
No.
nov27-lt.
M19 Park Place.
—
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GROCERY BUSINESS—la good loca-j
s.Ä.'SKilf'oS»' "Sa» ,
um,. cîAKAGK «O»
.SALE— Doing large storage and
pair biMlneH«. Mn« »ell at once; »* ("'<•
1 A-ash required. P. O. Box 762. nov22-«t.
5
3USINESS NOTICES.
ANY MIRROR RE-SILVERED—French
procès«.
dever Ave.
Y"
Jaret -lyr.
L. H. Ehlers. Sr.
Phone 2667.
rr|AÊL MAKES talking machines re-J
, paired. Called for and delivered.
I Sortman s Music Shop. 4 W. Sevem»>
{ 8t Phone 5132-R. fetoW-jr
AVOID DANGER OF FIRES— Hav*
flue* and pipes cleaned by Joseph I.
O'Neill. Roofing. Heating and Stmut
Ing. Phone 5804-W. novlS-lm.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS — J* „ us
about cylinder grinding and «hy we
excel In this !lne. L. A G. Motor Sales
Co., 101-110 Market St.
BUCHER—Signs of every description.
at 713 ShiFley St. Plione 1035-W.
Janl4-lyr.
JanlJ-lyr.
C COLE FOR ROOFING * SPOUTING.
204 E Fifth St. Phnne «179. oct31-lm.
DOLL HOSPITAL— All parta, head»
and wigs. 105'N. Lincoln St. oct3i-im.
! D&LL HOSPITAL—All part,, wigs and
! heads. 414 Orange St. Phone S433^W.
1 June»-lyr.
|
I Se venth .-'t _Ju nel-iyr.
] DIAMONDS
; at( . he , jewelrv. etc., bought for ra.h.
Phon# o7can 4M W Third sî
| A. Shapiro. Phoaa »II». novl6-im.
j HE M SX1T CHIN G . PICOTINC.
8 c PER YARD
ELIZABETH JOSEPH
<rtl Orange bt. Bottomley Apts.
Junelt-lyr.
Phone 8354.
Phone 84*4
0 *
_:
'
PLUMBING AND HEATING
KEY BOLD BROS.,
«il W Sixth St.
June10-lyr.
j cp r0 ND-HAND
furniture.
rarpet*. bough; and cold. Oh*r>* A.
811 Walnut »trp*t. Phone
r21-lm
stove*
Camper,
2191-W.
SHAFER & \\ ITKOW SK!— C»rp*n ter.«,
cabinetmaking a apecialty. Window
ecreens. doors and porche» enclosed.
27,15 Mark-, St. Phone 74.2. m.yl-tf.
STOP THAT LEAK—Repair your roof
with Barrett'» everlasting roofing, in
rolls or cement form. We sell or apply.
S. G. William» & Bros. Co.. Third and
Tatnall Sts. Phone 364.
may29-m-w-f-tf.
J W -Rt.-k
Phone' i Î* J
WILMINGTON ROOFING A HEATING
CO—Roofing, «pouting, heater work;
Md* 1 ro. r00 fe.^ b 'W ra
Buren St. Shop. 4), F '«*> »,»«•
USED OFFICE FURNITURE and fix
tures bought and sold.
Iston. 911 Shipley St.
oct31-lm.
MOVING AND HAULING.
AUTOCAR MOVING VAN—Reliable
truck service the same. G. G. War
rington. 1130 Pine SL Phone 1422-W. |
novll-lm.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE—Mov
ing. express and storage. Personal
supervision. Mundy Bros., 814 King SL
Phone 7290. June20-tf.
HERBERT
reasonable;
H.—Hauling;
long distance.
BROWN.
prompt;
Phone 7899-J.
augl9-tf.
305 West St.
CONSTANTINE 4 LESTARDO—Mov
inR an d hauling. 209 W. Second St.
phone 3228-W. June22-lyr.
'
FOR GENERAL HAULING hND MOV
,NG. cal. Donnelly. PhonJ«.!, 70«
eeptO-lyr.
LIGHT HAULING—Local and long dig.
aon*"«.' Ph<inê a 39«»-Vg** n0n 'noyîl-lm'? 1 *;
LIGHT HAin.INO-Anywhere. any
»n^'u ry ten^Ave. P1 ~ CC *' C Ylm-Tyr^'
' MOVING OR HAULING JOB-Call
, 0 oo Concord Ave. Phone 49S5-W.
„ o v20-lm.
Harrison St.
MOVING and HAULING— C. H. Thorn
ton. 1322 W. Fifth St. Phono 79J7-W.
Jy29-5yr.
MOVING AND HAULING of any kind.
E. Durr, 909 Elm St. Phono 5728-M.
sept!3 -lyr. ___
MOVING AND HAULING— Go any
where. Call Lane, 122 King St Phone
V 1
PHONE 5276-J—Call Hall. 510 Monroe
street. Local, long distance hauling.
! Moving a specialty. Best terme.
nov20-lm.
4756-W.
UPHOLSTERY.
CHARLES WOOLERY—Furniture up
holsterer. Livlngroom suites made to
Shop, 2918 Market St.
order.
4143-W.
Phone
augI9-tf.
UPHOLSTERING of the better kind:
materials for sale. Sparks and Son.
Corner Fourth and Tatnall Sts. Phone
81I2-W. June27-lyr.
UPHOLSTERING of tho higher grade,
suites, couches, etc., of
beautiful tapestries or velours to order,
'at manufacturer's prices Estimates free.
c_.., r _ Deal Unholsterinc- C'n
Square Deal vpnoistermg L.O.
nuvl-lir. »14 Luma StreeL
NOT1CKS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Brandywine Hundred Taxpayers
are hereby notified that this Is the
last week to get > per cent, off the
face of the bill. I will alt all _day. 1
November 29, In the County Build
.
,n **
Pay your county, road and
school tax. save the percentage and
avoid trouble and expense.
I
F. J. MEREDITH,
Collector.
'TSWWSKS? SfcBSSSSi
] We. the undersigned being the Pre.i-I
4*«™| ' ™ninc' y an.î* I n Cel?. ne"î
ira, Ion organised „I
th« Etwa of the State of Delaware. DO
HEREBY, for the purpoae ol r.-ducing .
the capital stock Issued by said
pany. make. sign acknowledge, flic.
j record and publish this statement or
reduction and certify tha. the facta
her**in stated are true.
FIRST:—That said company ,* au
thorized to issue 63.976 shares *»f capital
stock, without nominal or par value
and has Issued all of «aid shares of
capital stock.
SECOND:—That, pursuant to a notice
.duly given in accordance with the pro
; visions of Section 28. ^ ,
j Corporation Law of the State of Dela
| ware and the provisions of the by-laws
of said company, a meeting or tne ;
atockholders of said company wis duly
I held in the city of New York, on Octo
her 24. 1922. for the purpose of acting
| upon the question of reducing the capi-J
I tat stock so Issued by said company to f
i 62.482 shares. i
j THIRD:—That at , ***}*. '
lut Iona were duly adopted hy the unam
mou» affirmative vote of the holde a of
all of the outstanding stock in snid.
,
nov27-lt.
9
of the Genera!
company, that the 63.976 ahar**a of capi-j
Ul stock issued by said company. t»e.
reduced to 62.482 shares and tnat auch
! reduction be effected by the purchase, j
. at not » t>° v «^100jpwr»lx* r e. 1.494
sndlgtareai of «!* «lock for rttemjjt. |
h«"bïïJ
duly accomplished in accordance]
! therewith. debt.
>!d ctw.-p.ny no. Mher*... fully .r
: 4'ftrruany have, in writing. uuiy »p
c° f „._
; 4»orrpany
I proved the r'-duotion >
iterk of »»Id company herein »et forth,
and tho manner of effecting said reduc- *
t | on heroin **t forth.
R ssÄ"^si, äust »s« , s 1
rO.I»Sg;igiTH:-T»
re-l,y,„ director* of said company are ae
, follow» David M. Ownirlch.
r, on ,, n [ t .k. !.. F.. Ea'senhach. H»nrv
! Lockhart, Jr. John L. Week*. A K
•Well*. Samuel McBobert«. Robert L
Montgomery. P. A. Rockefeller. J. II. »
Graham. W. E. S. Griswold. George P. ]
!
I
•
»
1 K 'n"'wITNIU> 3 WHEREOF, we have
J our r ,v<«pertive hands and seals, this
9ih dav of November, 1922
H DAVID M. GOODRICH.
President.
*
.
]
fSEAL)
i .SEAL)
P A. ROCKEFELLER.
Director
f 8RAL) I
D'rector.
ISLAL, I
J H. GRAHAM.
L B KATZENBACH.
Director. *
LOCKHART. JR. firEAL) |
HENRY
(SEAL) ;
(SEAT-)
(SEAL) ;
ARTHUR El WELLS.
Director.
BAYARD DOMINICK.
:
Direc'or
GEO. P. KENNEDY.
Director.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF)
be; IT REMEMBERED. Thar on thl» '
t^'.lly "apSL^Te'Rre "nr JOB V P M !
I'.l'i'MElt. the subscriber, a Notary Pub-,
, „ .
lie for said county and stole. DA\ ID
M GOODRICH. President of Seaboard |
Finance ami Inve»tment Compan.- ar.d
David M. Goodrich. P. A Rockefeller.
i.r. H Graham. L E Ka'senbach. Henry;.
known to Tne personally to be such, and
1 having first mad» known to them and
«ch of them, the **"«•»'••{.
■„*,!. lidi-' that tlie> Vi'gn.-d. sealed' enÜ ,
•.'ST'dSa!
posed that the facts therein stated were*
"GIVEN 'rndVr my hand and seal of.
office, the il;ur an4 year aforesaid.
JOHN M. BUCHER.
Notary Public.
Notary Public. King's County.
King's County clerk's No. pxi.
King's County Register'» No. 419»
Certificate Filed In New York County.
Clerk's No. 4M. Register'» No. 4373.
;• Commission Expires March 30. 1924.
JOHN M tIUCHER.
Notary Public.
King's County.
!
■
1
STATE OF B>ELVW*TtB.
. ,, <ri 'PFT \RV OP ST4TP I
OF 81^ RCTARY OT STATE. |
iCbi'wara^no'nFR^Hrr I
rtïït .nl ï- 1
tr.nnir is a true and correct copy of
Oftiflcate 0 i, v Re 1[J^ tlo .'Lp
vv-r R1 r'n^I'
NANCB ANn INVESTMENT COM
^ , .
PANY." as received and tiled In this 1
office, the 17th day of November, A. D ,
1922. at 9 o'clock A. M
IN TESTIMONY W HEREOF.
I bsv* hereunto set my band
ntfl »?><'lil seal, at Dover, this
(8EAL) 17th day of November. In the
year of onr Lord, one thousand
nine hUndred and twenty-two.
K "wrctarV nf ttitg
ClK.ce1v«d '^«î^ov^ber:!.: 1,22
nov 2 0 -27?d A e?« UNGT ° N ™ fordert
UPHOLSTERING
;K1
» •T.7.
Bon. made to order.,
rcupholstenng a I
specialty. , s [
RELIABLE
UPHOLSTERING
CO-.
810 Walnut St.
Phone 7549 -W.
apr!2-tf.
REMOVAL NOTICE. _ _
HARRY SOLOMON—Battery eervlce,
has moved frqm 210 N. Uunion to 102
N. Union St. Junel«-lyr.
REGISTER'S ORDER.
.onv nwww Du*
Îl2ï
of Administration.
| estate of John Devenny. late of White
<,ul > , .»* T ^S d-r^o/'N^mbe?"""*^
1?^gg, ^Svttl
j^Ymer.ta to ^the
tVJÜwbU Ed*ü!i!« the^samV
9^L^ Dr ^tTd to the «Gd admlnîîtTa
mr'on or belore the ninth diy Sf nS
vember, A. D. 1923, or abide by the law
In this b | l h *{{j IAN dbveNNY.
Administrator.
Address John F. Lynn. Attoncy-at
Iaiw Ford Bldg, Wilmington. Pela
ware ' _ nov!3-eod-9t.
upon the
were
PIANO TUNING.
PI \NO TUNING done accurately nnd
»592. feb_6-tf.
AND PLAYER PIANOS
PI tuneil S and repaired and rebuilt. Estl
Steinway representatives.
mates free.
Phone 7 ' 4 ^^ nBHK piano CO..
216 W. Ninth SL
JunelS-1yr.
AND REPAIRING—Player
AH work guaran
3310 Market St.
nov«-lrp
TUNING
work a specialty.
teed H J. Amon.
Fhor.e 2760
BUSINESS COLLEGES
Self-Pity is Solf-Humlliatlon—it Ig
nores the pride of self; it makes a
net of one's manhood. Bring yourself
- task—USE YOUR EVENINGS TO
ADVANTAGE WITH US.
BBACOM COLLEGE.
Tenth and King Streets.
aug23-lyr.
to
FOB SAI.IL
A SINGER Drop-head. »28 00; pay
menta, »100 and »1 00 each week. H
E Harman. 620 W. 9th St. nov27-tf.
APPLES AND PEARS by the basket;
sweet cidet by the gallon. Phone
octSO-lm.
4S7»-J.
A TYPEWRITER make, a apl.ndld;
Xmas gift; »10 to »60; all makes
Typewriter Supply Co,, Seventh and
Market etreta. nov*l-lm.
t
A
HEELER & WILSON Drop-heatl
Payment«, $l.0u
B. K. Harman,
nov27-tf.
Sewing
and »1 00
1620 W. Ninth St.
Machine.
euch week.
ACOR.V KITC1TEN WATER HEAT
KR8 —l*ots of heat, when and wh«r»
CucPmVk £V*' # " l S '«.lî*? lr
' 616 King SL oeti».«,
.S"!i
__l^
A CARLOAD OF STOVB REPAIRS
itnatea, plpea. rlbowi.nowls
Î.IMf
K 'b** r »ou... .10 kin: St. JyU-tf.
com-,-i
• \NNA ASCENDS"—Mrs. Dettle Houae.
6US w Fourth stree ,, will call at the
advertising department of The Even-!
Juf Journal lor two ticket« on
g ueen
the
A 696.00 Drop-head Singer Sewing Ma
chine; all attachments. Latesi model,
slightly used, hw» than half price and
easy payments. B. K. Harman. «20 W.
9th St. nov27-tf.
ANOTHER LOT Oil Heaters; best
makes; low &s 15 50; large variety
and OOAi heaters. Lowest cash
p r j c€g stove Repair House. 510 King
street. - octll-tf
A BIG SALK
Oil heater*, gas heater*, water heater».
y «».id stoves and cook stoves. Buy at
Berger*». Third and Shipley St* and
«save money. Phone 5113-W. JylS-tf.
- » , _ __
a PAIR of Dutcher Corduroy Trouaer»
for you. Jf they rip. you get 61 hack.
or a new pair, also 10c back for every
button that comes off. Ephraim and
Ephraim, 3 and 5 W. Fourth St.
!luV 4-tf.
ATTENTION.
Now i, tne time.
oLfer.ii STOVE REPAIRS
pp., *iLw. ° SÏTILm at Berg.U..
-- -
black sequin evening gown—
Good looking; practically new. Very
Phone 1639-W.
Bricks, grate».
*
IOO
reasonable.
27-3t.
' 4 æu's.- , sw sr
.'«Irr'ÄÄM"«-»
Bayard__ -
(VA R1NF.T Prop-head Sewing
?•_>,.m> Easy paymente. B E
xv ;nh s ,
.—,— __—
CHRISTMAS
Thompeon, Elkton, Md.
No 1.
Janl*-lyr.
Machine.
Harman.
27-tf.
TREE S —Alfred S.
R. F. D.
novl4-lm.
CINDERS—Real »tokered dnder». free
from eiinker»; delivered any place,
any time, in any quantities. Phone 353.
After hours. Mendenhall. IS. N. II.
Mancill Co . 835 Tatnall St. novlt-lmo.
DESK and typewriter, dresser and bed.
n09 N ._ D.ncoin St. nov25-3t.
rneap .
nRKS jj FORM—Adjustable; 31 to 4*
bust measure; etyle. Acme. Phone
14856-J
nov27-lt.
GOODS—Apply
nov25-6t.
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
8 So Clayton St.
ESTABLISHED grocery and meat mar
EvT^g
Journal Office, nov24-3t.
EMPIRE PIPELESS HEATERS
Consult us before buying; 50« In Mil
mln gton and vicinity.
G WILLIAMS * BRO. CO.
pp onp jji Third and Tstnsll Sts.
may jo.tf.
Mart*«8ta. «t <4
F'RBWOOD—Dry. seasoned hardwood
fpr fl r ep!»cee and ranges Call Cba».
P tVekfln. 14»-R, Holly Oak. after «
!L2L_—
RANGE-Cabin.t.
-
nov6- Im.
7 .
412 .V. Union
nov37-4t.
GROCERY STORE—In good location;
doing good business. Address S-67,
nov21-«t.
Evening Journal Office.
HOUSE MAIL BOXES ERECTED—
D. J. Moore. P. O. Box 25». nov7-20t.
HOT-WATER HEATER—Golden Crown
No. 1; will heat a radiator. 810 W
Ninth St
'
nov24-3t.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Second-hand;
bought and »old. .Morrison & Lane,
122 King St. Phone 4756-W. june8-lyf.
HOT AIR HEATERS-Several ; for 6 or
I
|
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1
HOT
« room house Apply S. G. Williame
and Bro.. Third and Tatnall Sta.
nov21-tf.
H. & S. STORE AND OFFICE
UUFtMTURf; CO.
. Roll and flat top desks, safes, filing
1 ra binet*. floor case», cash registers,
, butchers' and grocers' equipment car
rled in stock and sold at reasonable
pn ces We buy, sell and exchange all
C jn ds of office furniture and grocery
equipment. 113 Market street. Phono
febt-lyr.
ICE CHEST—Large ; butter, egg and
cheeee. 8 compartments, $135. De
livered in city. Apply 1«2 N. Union St.
nov24-12t.
LADY'S TYROL WOOL SUIT— Sise 36.
Phone 6674-R. nov25-2t.
LARGE ICE BOX—At Butcher Store.,
w Secom i st. novl5-tf
I
[ lot—BRACK-EX. 40x200, »190. Apply
Store. Eleventh and Church Sts.
nov23-«t.
ONE AIR COMPRESSOR, automobile
accessories, cheap. Apply 1229 Tain
caster Ave., after 6 o'clock, or phone,
6106. after 6. nov22-6L
Phone
nov27-3t.
excellent
nov22-6t. 1
PIANO—Stleff square, cheap.
PIANO—Upright Chlckering;
condition. 703 Adams St.
' ;
PUPPIES—(Female): j
pedigreed. Apply White bungalow, i
near State Road Station. nov27-3t. I
POMERANIAN
POOL TABLES—We deliver and erect |
tables m playing condition, with
cloth and pockets for »100 and up. !
Grady's. Eighth and Orange streets,
marl-lyr.
REPAIR YOUR ROOF with fibre coat
ing and elastic roof cement. Stops all
leaks. S, G. Williams A Bro.. Third
and Tatnall Sts. Phone 364. Janl9-lyr.
-I
SPECIAL PRICES on Mackinaws.
Ephratm A Ephraim. S and 5 W.
Fo,irth St - OCt27 - ,f
STIRLITHS—EHONE 1201 I
Scrap irons and metals. I-beams and
pipe. Front and Tatnall. nov!5-lyr.
TWn pnm Ttrars Fbüwwrlfltw- ran
Te sfe^t i o®dS !i3G h"sh"
street. nov25-«t.
Apply 423 E. Ninth St.
RKI.D
nov24-3t.
TAPESTRY—Ten pattern«; mill prices
Sparks and Son. Fourth and Tatnall
Sts, Phone »112-W. novl-lm. j
FACTORY BtTILDII^G—Containing joe
maTh«n.' and enable boiler*, «uftnble I
for cold storage. Plant situated N. E.
Cor. Third anj Grange Sts. Apply any
Broker or Wilmington Provision Com
pany. novlO-mon. frl-tf.
__
UNDERWEAR BARGAINS In single'
garments or union suits Ephraim &
Ephraim. 3 and 5 W. Fourth St. oct27-tf.
!
VICTOR MACHINE— »150 size, for »50.
1029 W. Second St. novl»-eod-6t.
__
WORKING GLOVES of all kinds and
„CT-EÄri'ÄV.X'lÄ
OC127-U.
l olt SAFE
WHITE SEWING MACHINE—Drop- :
head, automatic lift; all attach-1
menta; like new; big bargain;
payment*. B. E. Harman. 620 W
nov27-tf
easy)
9th
St.
FOR AUTO-WHEEL COASTERS
»37 TATNALL ST.
Open Evenings.
Phone 52.
aag7-lyp.
tVYtl®« (P <» TP (7^
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FAVORS
Matthew» Co.
W NINTH ST. Wilmington, Del.
ÎÎÜ?.T.±!!LÜÜ: _"
10,6 PAW" »KKJ; »\ K ; t:
L. u «> Ml,at Clothing House.
1102-101 Ms,ket St. juna«-»yr.
[£l^T
ROOMS FOR RENT.
heated, alactrlc light».
noatS-lm.
ROOM*Well
120U Market 8t.
ROOMS—Two, furnished ; for men, at
1321 Lain caster Ave.
nov24-tf
ROOMS—Very desirable;
507 E. Fifth St.
well heated.
nov4-lm.
ROOM—Nlc.ly furntahed, second floor
front: all modern convenience*. 21«
W. 20th St. Phone 555«.
nov27-lt.
only;
717V4
nov27-3t.
ROOMS—Two. for gentlemen
heat, electric light, hot water.
TatnaJI St. Phone 7347. L
ROOMS—Furntshad; h«at. electric light,
phone, board If dealred. 1221 Waah
nov26-4t.
Ingtun .treat.
UOOMS—Two. nicely furnished, electric
.light: all conveniences;
211 Jefferson St.
reasonable.
nov25-3t.
ROOMS—Furnished,
ing; running water,
street.
light housekeep
624 W. Fourth
nov27-3t.
ROOMS—Two. furnished for light
housekeeping. 721 Madison St.
nov27-€t.
ROOMS—Two unfurnished. for light
210 Rodney street.
housekeeping.
nor25-3t.
ROOM— Fron t„ for Is dies or married
cotiple, with or without board Good
location. Phppe 3477-W.
nov24-lm.
ROOM -One large, aecond floor, front;
suitable for two men. 1114 Weat St.
nov24-3t.
ROOMS—Three, unfurnished, and bath,
615 per month. 15*9 Ixincaster Ave.
nov24-3t.
ROOMS—Furnished
812 W. Fourth St. Call after 2 o'clock.
Hov21-6t.
d unfurnished.
nicely -furnished.
rent reasonable.
ROOMS—Two
light housekeeping;
for
nov21-lm.
80S West .St.
ROOMS—Desirable, single or communi
cating; with or without board. 1 00»
Madison street.
oc 13 ü -1m.
ROOMS—Two, large, unfurnlahed front.
adjoining bath; newly papered: elec
tric light, heat; reasonable. 1615 West
atreet. nov26-2t.
ROOMS—Two t furnished; for
housekeeping; gat, electric, private
family; price reasonable. 702 Kirkwood
St. Second floor.
light
novl-tf.
ROOMS—Heated, at the ''Flodette.'*
807-809 French atreet. running hot and
cold water, extra nicely furnished The
low prices will auit you. Come and in
apect the ropma*. under new manage
ment.
oct30-lm.
TWO NICE ROOMS AND BATH—
Very reasonable. Inquire 1313 Wal
nut St. nov21-6t.
THREE ROOMS—Two on third and
one on aecond floor, unfurnished 8?0|
novi-im.
Pine St.
804 ADAMS ST.—Room with board, two
ladies,
wife.
two gentlemen or man and
nov21-6t.
PROPOSALS.
DOVER SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
-DOVER. DELAWARE.
Sealed proposal» will be received for
the erection of a school building at
Dover, Delaware Drawing?«, specific*
tions and other information may he
procured from W. B. Thornburgh. Sec
rotary of Schopl Board. Dover Delaware,
on and after December 1. 1922. Bidders
must signify their intention of bidding
by letter not later than December 5.
1922. All documents must be returned
to the secretary, not later than January.
1, 1933. at 12 o-clock noon, accompanied
by a bid bond. Bidder* will be required
to make a dqpos t for the use of th.
documents. The Board reserve* the
right to reject any or all bids received.
JOHN CARROW.
President
Attest:
Wm. B. Thornburgh.
Secretary.
nov2i-3t_
PA PERU AN GING.
ARTISTIC PAPERHANGING—Isadora
Fishman; work done reasonable. 81»
W Second St. Phone 6419-R. Jan21-lyr.
HOWARD WHITTEN—Wall hangings
and draperies. 814 Washington SL
Phone 8587. aug7-lyr.
MATTIFORD — Painting and
^ pa?erhangtng. 101 E. Eighth street.
Phone 4605-M. febl5-lyr.
MARANTZ— Paperhanger;
pared. <4 up. 830 Second St. Phone
6223. _ mayl3-lyr.
PAPERHANGER AND DECORATOR—
2301 Pine St. Phone 8443-W. novl7-lm.
pa
PXPERHANGING—Wallpaper for sale.
A Seidel. 420 E. Fourth St. Phone
»405-W. _ JyI7-lyr.
PAPERHANGING — Harry
work done reasonable.
iyr.
Shames;
Estlmntes
«01 N. Clayton St. Phone 6753.
QUALITY WALLPAPER at quantity
prices. Harry Kershaw, 610 Adams
g t phone 6010. oct2-lyr.
—
Is. -LEVENKRON A SON—Practical
paperhangers and decorators. Reaa
newlonable prices. Phone 3573. septll-lyr.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
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November 27.
. f
Men of this blrthdate make very
f pa rle«s soldiers «nlendl .4
f' 00d ' ' , " , 8plendi<1
lawyers and the very best surgeons]
j n the world. They are afraid of
thin? The women of this date are
also fearless and their word Is
in their household. If they are cross-'l
ed or disobeyed, there is usually se-1
V ere punishment to follow, hut as a:
rule the Y are lovable and loving andj
mak# splendid wives and house
keepers.
The love of approbstlon Is
_
îffronff in these people, and the fail
ure t0 receive what I. considered
[their duo praise and con*.deration
ha* a marked effect upon their hap
pines«.
Thev are natural reservofirti of
strength.
The governing planet is Mars. Tho
, . „ , „ ... .
govi-rtuag sign is Scorpio-Sagittari
us. and the birthstone is a topaz. The]
astral color 1» fcolden brown.
Automobile mechanic» will be un
duly favored this month through the
»- ■" 5 **I-'» «-» **
vantage to use them daily.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTO BATTERIES REBUtLT. »11 up.
Da A N.te Service. Prone
1301 French St. Battery Spe
augl-cod-tf.
AUTO TOPS AND CURTAINS—Stern,
rear 1401 Rodney St. Phone 614».
marfO-tf.
!-—
_ "Pioneer."
1308-W.
clalty Co.
Elisabeth
ANNA ASCENDS"—Mlaa
Owens. 413 E. Tenth St . will call at
the advertising department of The
Evening Journal, for two tickets on the
Queen.
BUICK ROADSTER—Winter top Phone
1145-J. or 2811. no<22-»t.
CALIFORNIA AND CUSTOM-MADE
TOPS, paint'.ng and trimming. H. P. I
Bogg^ 115 Concord Axe. Phone
" tlV,yr
CUT TOUR GASOLINE BILL U 6*
Ä lÂÏ'Vrt.rKSâS
to It Vv^ry'^r* 1« „VeXn mV,be
llYdV. ^Æ. wanfîd^Vak. M«
■ ' ' '
King St . Wilmington. D.l nov»-lm.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS — Motor» »nd
generator», armsrure» ln steck, era |
Bought, »old. exchar »fad H. R. Cann,
6o7 Wollaston oL Phons 1266-R.
fab?i- iyr.
FORD TRUCK—One-ton; used two
months. 6350. 436 E. Seventh St.
nov27-St.
FORD TOURING—Lata model, fully
equipped, must be told; cheap. Stern,
1401 Rodney St. novll-tf.
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We offer the greatest assemblage of
used car» ever goti^n togathar in the
State of Delà war«, and. remember, W»
take the risk out of any car you buy j
must b« W J <, u,r.?mpr* , . 1 in.^ d We* IV
r. me all tha risk and give you only the
beat in car*.
ti'O
..6675!
.6100
6350
6J25
USED CARS—
of us
er Rulck Touring
Coupe ..
lit!8 Ford Roadster -
1921 Dodge Touring ....
1918 Moon Touring .
1920 HupmobÜe Touring
1921 Ford Coupe .
1319 7
7-paasenre
Oldsmoblle
j*'*^of
1919 Hudson Coupe -
1319 Bufck Touring ...
1920 Essex Touring .
1920 Ford Sedan .
1920 Douse Sedan .
1921 Studebak**r Sedan
1921 Auburn Beauty Six
1920 I>odge Touring ...
1919 Willy'»-Overland ..
Studebaker 4-passenger
WU BAYS MANYjMOR* CARS NOT
»750
:.:»I7S
ijîs
:.:»«75
•Sort
diiJ
..»loo
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Every one 1, mechanically perfect;
«hen we say mat we can back it un. I
Time payment* If you want it. We
finance our own cars. Guaranteed Lila
KEIL MOTOR CO.
ELEVENTH AND TATNALL.
Phon» «160.
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LIGHT FORD TRUCK—Covered body.
Williams and Bro ,
nov21-tf.
cheap. Apply ■ G
Third and Tatnall St.
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oct2l-lyr. !
TIMES AUTOMOBILE CO.
SILVER TIRE CO.
Special. 3-inch used tire». 62.
and up. 63 202 King Si.
103-5-7 W. Fourth St.
One Ford Tour.ng. 115«; on« Max
well Touring. 6175; one Podge Touring.,
6275: one Overland touring, 6100.
jan7-lyr.
VIM TRUCKS—Used and rebuilt. »15«'
HANUL MOTOR TRUCK CO
Phone 136. 7*6 \V. Fifth St.
! aprl-tf.
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USED CARS
KEIL MOTOR CC.
11TI1 AND TATNALL
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1919 DODGE—Good rubber; engine re-j
cently overhauled; car in A-l condi-j
tlon Phone 7474-W. nov27-6t.
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lilt OAKLAND LOLPfc—-4-paasenger;
perfect condition; owner leaving
city; sacrifie«» for quick sale. H. F.
Devine, 1«6 E. Eighth St . after 5.3)
11UL__nov£^3t__
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PUBLIC SALE.
j
FOR SALE—Valuable real estate to
eettle the estate of Samuel H. Pyle.
deceased. No. 1—Houae and otMbuild
lings, 12H acres of land. No. 2—House
and store and outbuildings, containing
20 acres. Friday. December 1, at
o'clock, situated, at Johnson's Corner,
on Wilmington and West Chester Road
and Naaman's Creek Road. Concord j
Township, Dataware County. Pa.
LEWIS E. PYLE.
EVA M. GARRETT.
DILWORTH S. PYLE.
CLARENCE ORTL1P. Auctioneer.
ALBERT M. GARRETT. Clerk.
nov27-3t.
mar9-tf.
-
HAVING SOLD FARM, am offerng at
pubic sale. Tuesday. December 5. at
"The Cliffs." on B & O. Railroad, three]
mllea from Wilmington. on Shipley
road, one mile west of Shellpot: Bed
room suites, mattresses, wardrobes.
bookcases and desk«, high post and
field beds, tilt-top tables, desks, sets of
mahoganv and hickory chairs, pewter,
lot of old blue china, curly maple high
boy. oak stretcher chairs and table. In
laid mahogany and walnut bureaus and
other articles too numerous to
lion. Farming Implements, baled straw
and one cow. Sale 11 A. M.. rain or
shine. On good macadam road.
HARRY STIDHAM.
nov2S-7L
Auctioneer.
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KLAIR'S BAZAAR. Wilmington,
Auction sales every Saturday, at 10
o'clock. Horses at private sale at aU
times. Klair and Hollingsworth.
ai-r6-lyr.
Dei.
EIiECTRICAIu
ARMATURES A STATORS REWOUND
_Electric fan», motors, etc., repaired. '
Alexander and Steward. Tenth and
Washington Sts. Phone 6735-J. JylO-lyr.
"ANNA ASCENDS"—William Leach
West Sixth St.. New Castle. Del , «ill
receive two tickets for th« Queen, by
calling at the advertising department
of The Evening Journal.
ELECTRIC lighting fixtures See us be
you buy. Oid fixtures reflnlebed
D ™„ tl c Electric* Mfg. Co. Phone S21.
704 Orange street. Electricians, itunu
facturera. novlS-lmo.
law-----
man _
* n(l U K
w OOD WILSON wire, your house |
FIXTURES, lamps, wiring materia;
radio supplice; all reduced. Gross
Electric Co.. N. W. Corner Fourth I
apr29-tf.
«R P *iw
x^.n ^îuren St. auglt-lyr.
very;u2i=^. - : ~~
M1T H-Typewr!t.r Exchange
Typewriter.« «old. rented and repaired.
netware ,? f - Su ,5 dst r an J
addin? »achinea and F check
^»775' ' d-e24-lvr
or 2.7->
TYPKWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRER)—Buy new
plan. »5 month; rent, »2 month. Bar
„m* »i> tu *50. Adding machine,
rented, sold. Typewriter Supply Co.
Seventh and Market st. septl4-Iyr.
VIOLIN INSTRUCnON.
VIOLIN STUDY anil playing affords an
aSTSSÂ-K* SU 5 SÄ
Inge. oo> 4-im.
SCHOOL ON OCEAN
WAVE IS LATEST
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The traveling school ship. Above, Aea G. Candler, Jr., one of Its
sponsors; below, Willis A. Sutton, Its creator and commander.
j By NE A Service.
ATLANTA. Ga.—Join school and
• see the world!
I Resilin', writln* and 'rithmetic are
j to be taught to the chug erf engines
land the lapping of wave» when the
I new school ^oject of thl* city g»t»
un< j,. r
j education should include a knowl
«*«• of -'•««* P"P>- a " d
So they Joined to purchase a boat in
which & group of boys cy^ld do their
Anal year of college preparatory
work and at the same time eee the
way.
Six Atlanta men got the idea that
fnr fiso.OOO.
vrrld.
William A. Sutton, superintendent
j*'*^of Atlanta** public school*, vu au
thor of the idea.
fore A »a G. Candler. Jr., »on of the
Coca Cola king; Harry V. Hermance.
Lindsey Hopkins, Cator Woolford
nn d Harold Hirsch, all millionaire*.
They were enlhuelaitlc.
"I'll buy thp boat." said Candler,
!and therewith produced hi, check
He placed It be
«»»■■
I With this, th* former army trans
port Thoma* was purchased, and as
so(Jn >g recelv , di wi u be outfitted
with libraries, laboratories dorml
RE At, ESTATE —FO R RENT .
I HOUSE—Seven rooms, bath. ga*. Apply
j 501 Lombard St. nov 27-1t.
i HOUSE—Eight rooms
French St Inquire 211 East Sixth St.
I nov27-6t.
and bath, 304
1207 Washington St.. 7 rooms
electric. Apply 1 « ■
nov25-lm
! HOUSE
1 and bath. gas.
Seventh St . third floor.
modarn
Market!
nov22-6t.
! -
; HOUSE—Eight rooms;
» :"!V " App,y
a'l
HOUSE—» room*, bath, ga* and alec*
trie. 822 Kirkwood St.
; Kirkwood Sl _opinion
HOUSE—Tm room» and bath. Apply
»15«' 41» Shipley street, between 1* A. M
and .. noon.---_
St. HOUSK-124 K Sixth street, »room.
* n 1 d , bil , h 'Uiear Stofe I»! l/m
: r " ' nov-uTt
FOR RENT.
'GARAGE SPACES— »4 per month. 1109
1 N. Lincoln St. nov55-»t^
■-—
re-j GARAGE--lb tne r r
caster Ave.
— „rnnfwooMTnri»,. Tavlor
^ AR î ,a n^2ïî.^f**^ii!reet Cheap rent.
i and * no?25-tf.
PJione ,794-J.
"7 , vn prmnFVCE_six rooms
STORE AND RES DKNCE now
and ^I'rsa^nJanuary 19ÏS Ex
Sîîint loStlon; right in the .-entre of
Tî. oiiv market. rent reasonable
l 1 he . v clty " '
to Appiy içAnORF KFII
IJnuurvL.
i novl-tf.
street,
j
1321 Lan
nov2l-tf.
EVENT« AND TATNALL.TSJJ
"*'t07 flBEPLEY ST.—St»r»; hot water
- ' heat, electric light. Apply 809 Shipley
oetzs-im.
MONEY TO LOAN._
MORTGAGE MONEY TO LOAN—Will
not keep you waiting if your security
F. K Gallagher. 911 Shipley
Phone 6128-J. novi-lm.
Is good
APARTMENTS WANTED
,rv-FI T RNISHED
^ , h ;. j n f a , nl iy; four rooms and bath;
r , a ,onabIe. W>at aid*,
5" „ p.-s Evening Journal Office,
n - If '
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APARTMENT for
Ad
P ROFEB8IONAL.
TUTORING— MISS Mary B. Dennison,
207 S. Union St._oo »28-lm.
HOUSE PAINTING.
HOUSE PAINTING—Save the aurfaci
and you save all. James Keenan
1601 W. 18th SL Phona 7492-W.
marü-lyr. _
I
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.
DETECTIVES.
, detective investigators,
work long hours. Good training
Ivon If you have no experienca. Must
ave good references and able to fur
willing
Two
to
' Blab bond.
Apply
ELL H. HAMILTON,
510-511 Ford Bldg.
RUSS
Tel. 4040-3681-3496.
ftb4-lyr.
| , , i . n » r. Tk ».
Philadelphia,Penn sGrore.Cheiter
Schedule of Tripe.
L ** v ® a sJturda h v» S su^ t
dlye r andHollday». for Cheiterind
Âèlphls.6.00 A. M.. 12.00 noon. 4 .5
M Oji Saturday*. Sunday* and Thanka
giving j,Da>'. 7.30. 10.10 A. M.. 1.30, 4 1.
"Leave 1 Phjadelphla. Chestnut Street
Wharf. (or Wilmington. at same
TRANSPORTATION.
,LEAVE WILMINGTON
[French S«. Wharf, S P. M.
I FREIGHT ONLY
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Pier 10, North Wharvee
I (Pace Street) 6 P. M.
r
I
WILSON LINE
I Wllminflton-P«nn'« Gr»v» Rout#
L,a \ e „r'Y l '« n * t iS n nn f it
745. 10 06 A. M ll.ftmtm. ~H. »4a
12 06
noon. 2.00. 4 00. 6 00. 6.00. 10.00 and 12.00
^ Leave Penn's Grove, week-days, 5 33.
TOO. 9 00. 11.00 A M, 1.00. 3.00, 4.30,
7.00. 9.00 and 11.00 P , ,,
On Sunday*. 7.00, 9 00. 11.06 A M.
5.60. 3 00. 5 00, 7.00. 9 00 and 11 00 P. M.
tories, athletic courts, and all other
adjuncts to a standard school.
"A large central institution will be_
established on land and used as
headquarters," rays Sutton.
"A preliminary tour of America
on a special train, laatlng tlx to
eight weeks, will precede the ocean
voyage. The water tour will last
nine month, and will encompass tbu
world. Lessons wll) be designed to
fit the places visited and the sched
ule of the vessel.
"It la our belief that this school
will exert a profound influence over
future International thought and
understanding. It is certain to pro
mote International peace.
Sutton to C ommand.
"Let the best boys in America see
the people of other nations and,
learn to understand them, and fu
ture International relations, so far
as America is concerned, will be
eaey."
Sutton will be executive head of
the institution and will command
the echool ship. Tuition fee will be
»1,000 to 11.200 annually and will
cover all expenses.
In a few years, the organizers
plan to make the institution co-edu
rrtlonal.
BRITAIN WILL HAVK
NKW WARSHIPS
(United
Britain'« navy will
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2
Pres*).—Great
hove the largest and most power
afloat when tho two
battleships which are to ba
in January are com
ful warship»
new
land down
pleted.
Not e^r^n the two new
«uper
1 dread naught» soon to be added to
the American navy can equal them
, in «i*e, «peed and armament. In the
of naval expert* here bawd
on p reM descriptions of the new
shjpg
These experts alqo believe tho ad
Gltfor, of these twoahip. to the Brlt
! *h navy will give It a considerable
"edge" over the United State, even
in capital ship tonnage, the ba.«!« on
which the 5-5-3 ratio of naval
strength for England, the United
State» and Japan waa figured in the
naval treaty.
Coat frocks made of a flat crepe
are having a vogue. They may be
draped softly across the hip*, and
worn with a cape to match edged
with 'fur.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SA LE.,
A RARE CHANCE to get that Ideal
home and pay like rent. J. O. Jus
tin Co., Newport, DeL Phone -31-W.
septl-tf. _ _
FOR SALE—Farm, eight miles from
Wilmington. 60 acre« or more.
Booth'« Comer, on
Bargain for quick buyer
llam Oran Farm, P. O. address. Brandy
wine Summit, Pa . R. F. D. No 2.
nov27-3t.
near
Naaman's Road.
Apply Wll
HOUSE—Nln# room*, bath, two porch*».
gas and electric; flrat-daaa condi
tion. Apply » S. Clayton St. nov25-lm.
HOUSE#—Modern, two-car garage; fine
river view. Call Holly Oak. 272-M.
nov23-6t. __
HOUSE— « rooms. 1n good repair. 410 XV.
29th St.. 13.801' Something less for cash.
»1.80« to remain on first mortgage,
not sold hy Friday, will be for rent.
1310 West St. nov27-2t.
If
Inquire
house— 1402 W Fifth St.. 10 room» and
bath, front and back porch, station
äre tubs and electric light. Inquire
Mrs. H. H. Ward. »00 Rodney St.
nov24-lm. I _
I rooms and
-foot deep, good
back porche»;
1911 W.
oct30-lm
HOUSE—Square plan:
bath ; 25-root front. »0
condition; front and
electric and gas. WIU rent.
Second St.
FOR SALE
market
Corner grocery store and meat
H. KANOFSKY AND SON
Delaware Trust Building
Phone 7787.
APARTMENT-Furnl.hed
wreath
»treat. ___ r " or ^
. ,. A HT M ENT—Private, six room», gaa
N Ct £.°'corne?'s,co?d <1 and French
Junelt-lyr.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
APARTMENT—Three rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping; all latest Im
provements. 1211 Market St. nov t7-6t .
APARTMENT—Two rooms, communi
cating. furnished; heat and light. 909
Tatnall St. nov27-3L
location;
1305 Wash
APARTMENTS—Two; good
well heated, electric llghL 1
ington St. Call between 7 and If. M.
nnv25-2t.
APARTMENT—Two large front roome.
with use of livlngroom; well heated;
gas and electric;' good location;
month. Phone 8477-W.
»2 i
nov23 -Ijt,
r«-r
IlC '7
•
prl
htMENT—F urni»h»d* two roômaf
*»0 Convenience,. Including hot water
phone; reasonable; lmm,J
affJgiÄ «1. Jefferson SL
nov23-St.
SHIPLEY ST., 807—Five rooms, bat)»
flat. Apply 809 Shipley SL nov23-lm.
7BVO OR THREE-ROOM APART,
M ENTS—Furnish'd. I« and »5 p*f
Week. 391J» West SL

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