Evening journal., 1905-11-29
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MANY ARE THE CHANCES
Exchange what you don't want fOr

Exchange what you don't want for
what you do.
What would you give for a telegraph
ic outfit? CO." who advertises i'm
The Evening Journals EXCHANGE
Columns that he has one. wants TO
know.
It all depends on what you could do
with the outfit. If you could tap the
wires and set the market quotations in
advance the investment might pay for
itself over and over again. but nobody
in Wilmington would do such a thing
as that.
The lady who advertises. a few lines
below in the same column. that she has
has a slightly used baby carriage, does
not want it, OF course not. What
would she do with IL? She wants a
folding go-cart and has no use for a
telegraph outfit.
Isn't it curious. No matter how wei
regulated a family may be, there is al
ways some expenditure of money foc
an article that does not suit after it
has reached home Either the "old
man" grows, or the housewife is
disappointed, or the baby isn't salts
fed and therefore some other thing Is
wanted to take it's place.
This is where the Evening Journa.' S
EXCHANGE column steps in and
saves the situation 1t helps everybody
out of difficulties. No doubt, in this
case it will find a way of relieving
Mrs. CO of the baby carriage.
Chances Many.
And what chances these EX-
CHANGE columns offer for enterpris.
ing young men. Department" for in
stance, advertises that a young man
with capital and experience is wanted
to open and manage a department
store. Several young men, we'll known
about Wilmington, are capable Of fill
ing the position if they only had the
capital. That is the stumbling block
What couldn't any and everyone do il
the capital were only in hand Is there
one in the whole city who does not
think he could buy the world and man
age il too. if he only had the capita
, Rockefeller has
Still, 10 wouldn't require much capi
tai to conduct a department store, il
the store was only small 1t cou.C
grow, but then, it would merge intC
s an emporium and the owner coul(
become a capitalist. It's a good chance
, perhaps, for some one,
Why don't you try it "C4?' HoI
seem to have plenty of money, WIZ
4 offer to pay $50 for a pool table wheI
YOU might get whole department
store for S60.25. Are you not a bit reck
less? Again, why offer to pay S6I
when you might get one for S59,9S
u Or do you think pool tables are scarce
, in wilmington and arswillfully offerinl
this large sum for an article you know
you will not get? 1t is to be hope'
. that you are in the condition Of w. p
j.. who says he Is "31 years old ana
a sober whatever that may imply.
n Trade For Books.
Under the heading of books "C-10
d announces that he has finished all tn
y short stories contained in the Amer
can Encyclopedia Can he be blame
e for desiring to switch onto the lonl
4 drawn out tale in Rldpath's History o
" the World? Wouldn't it be better if h
were to swap a volume or two 70
those 'two nice books 'A-5" has read
BY the way "A-5," what are the title
of those two nice books you hav
finished?
"B-7" is too previous with his ohel
In this kind of weather who wants a
Irish Frieze overcoat. He viii hav
l. 20 wait until some other kind of
freeze comes before he gets an Onel
Still, it's no wonder no wants to dis
+, pose of it, Many man is in the sam
position.
Talking OF overcoats and weather
/ it any wonder the pawnbrokers az
n complaining. Think of the numberles
garments that are still hung up" j
n uncles closet waiting for the col
snaps to come along and urge thel
r. owners to pay up
8 And ow-Thanksgiving Ia
there is to be a picnic-a regula
e farmers picnic with a turkey dime
GOOD music and maybe cider, althoug
the advertisement does not say 81
= Right down at the end of the "adv'
a discouraging clause. It says "StranE
ers must give good security" Sorr
n so many must be barred from the tu
key table and the cider jug. ye
. therell be many there.
Christmas is coming. Hunt up th