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emnt and dumping each in the corner
when he has finished with it; if there
is wakeful housekeeper in the room
below = well he cannot expect to
fold his tents and steal away like the
Arabs; no. not precisely"
Il am very sorry" said Vic; Il did
not know where your room was"
Yet he knew to half-point where
Vida's was-though far away among
the CORN woods. Each time his eye
swept across the landscape of wide,
green woodland the little dot of
blak in the gahle-end of Dick Finnan's
cottage stopped him, as if with a
Westinghouse brake
1T does not matter" said Janet,
dropping her eyes; come down to
your breakfast"
1t was solitary meal--the more
so because Janet sat silent and for
lorn., waiting the hour of departure
Vic explained that he had written a
trunks were to me sent-the steamer
and all that. There was money in the
letter He halted and stammered
Better give 1t to me-" said Janet,
sharply; father is no good for that
SoTt OF LnlnS. l Will attend TO IT all
for you"
But I could not think Of troubling
you he said. little self-reproach-
ful--but not much
ooh, the trouble is nothing" she
laughed merrily. mot nearly SO great
as If you asked my father to do it
for you!"
And in her heart of hearts as she
turned away. she murmured: ut is
always something!"
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millionaire eanker Drops Dead.

Pittsburg. Dec. 26.-Leopold Vilsack
aged 6S years. a millionaire banker
brewer and property owner, dropped
dead Of heart failure at his home to
day
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Serious .acsraticns

SSFlSGS -6CSFdLiStlS
and wounds are healed without danger
of blood poisoning, by BucElen's Ar
MICA Salye: the healing wonder 2oc.
F. B. Clark. j. II. L. SwenGon & Co.
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EIGHTY YEARS.;
EIGHTY LETTERS
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS RE-
CEIVED FROM FOUR SCORE
FRIENDS TODAY.
A UNIQUE BIRTHDAY
Mrs. c. F. T. schwabkey Celebrates
Anniversary of Birth and is
Greeted by Many
Letters.
UNIQUE BIRTHDAY

Eighty letters from eighty old
friends, each letter containing a con-
gratulatory greeting, and each letter
representing a year or link in the
change of which, in the course of ner
life, Mrs. Marie E. Schwabkey will,
today, Christmas, have rounded out
eighty, or four score years.
The venerable old lady was sur
prised beyond power of expression
when she sat down to her breakfast
this morning. After receiving the ahp-
py Christmas greetings of ner aged hus-
band and family she was handed a
package of letters neatly tied in rib
bons and containing messages of hap
piness and congratulations from
eighty friends from all over the state.
Native of Indiana.
Born in Indianapolis, Ind, Dec, 25,
1927, Mrs. Schwabkey came to Iowa
in 1859 with her husband. c. F. Sch
wabkey. and located in this city where
she has since continued to live. Mrs.
Schwabkey is member of several
fraterpal societies, having been identi-
fed with lodge work for a number of
years She mas been member of the
Myra Rebekah lodge No. al, for the
past twenty-five years, Cloutman w
R. C. No. 1874 for nineteen years and
the Royal Neighbors for the past
eight years.
She is the Oldest member Of the
Royal Neignbors of America in the
state and Is given the title of Mother
Schwabkey by the sister members OF
Woodbine camp No. 1914. Recently
the members Of this lodge gathered al
ner home and spent the day. She is
held in tne highest regard by her ISIS
ter members and many of them a-s
among the eighty who participated il
| the letter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. greet
: ing given the venerable woman
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
SCOTCH HIGHBALLS
MAY COST MORE

Local users of Scotch whiskey and
high balls" must be prepared shortly
to pay higher for their favorite bev-
erage. The distillers say that owing
to the great rise in the price of coal
and the increase in the price of barley.
due to a sunless summer, the cost Of
production has been raised to a point
which leaves little or no profit
They accordingly are convening a
meeting to discuss the raising Of prices.
There are, however, considerable diff
ncultes in such a step inasmuch as
there are too many producers and the
stocks already bonded are overwheln-
ingly large.
The number Of distilers I'm Scotland
is 1854, Of whom 9S produce Highland
malt whiskey and the stocks amount
to llS,00O.0O0 proof gallons, equivalent
to more than four years supply. one
suggestion dealing with the situation
Is that the distllers organize and that
some Of the distilleries be closed with
a view 10 limiting production. the own
ers Of the closed distilleries being COM
pensated at a fixed rate by those kept
working.
This does not meet with entire an
proval, some of the most prominent
distillers regarding it as impractical
Bile
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
The serap Book Man.

I ne man who keeps a scrap book ana
insists on showing it
For the pleasure Of your reading his
literary Wit
He brings a mighty volume. and ne
lays It on your knees.
And says: "Will you excuse me for
just a moment, please?'
He leaves the room so you may have
a chance TO read it through,
A thing which, if you are like me, you
very rarely do
After an interval of time-quite gen
erous, youll allow
He comes back with a smile and asks
Whats your opinion now?"
You're bound to praise his writings as
immense, although they're not,
For If you were quite honest you
would say that they We're roti
Though you're very disappointed OF
course you mustn't show it.
And more especially if he should
chance to be a poetl
You take your medicine like man.
and tell him you delight
In reading such effusions, which are
really "out of sight"l
Most probably you wish they were. SO
promptly close the book
Before he asks you as he viii. to have
another look.
Then take your leave, you've made a
friend through saying what's un-
true.
While he has made unconsciously an
enemy OF you.
The young lady with an album. IN
which she'd have you write.
Is quite enough TO put a man 10 in
Simultaneous flight,
But he who keeps a scrap book full OF
his own prose and verse,
And win insist on showing it, is infin-
itely worsel
IN. Y. Sun.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
Mr.. WHITENACK'S
SUCCESS in INDIA

After being six months in India, r. c.
Whitenack, Of this city. accepted the
position OF Economic adviser to the
government Of the Province of Baroda.
where he went az first as a private
employe of the Gaekwar, the mahara-
jah Of Baroda, who with his wife and
suite toured the United States a
year ago.
There is only one other American
resident of the Province-Miss Nc
Clean of Pennsylvania. who is social
secretary to the reigning princess.
wife Of the maharaiah The prince
has son who was graduated In Eng
land and also a daughter. and q second
son who is at Harvard College
There is an English consul and an
assistant and a number OF English
residents in the province A great
many of the upper classes speak Eng
lish fluently.
Mr.. Whitenack had occasion to be
treated in the hospital at Baroda and
received excellent care at hands of
English surgeons and nurses. His
agreement with the government of
Baroda was for two years. six months
OF which time has expired. His ad-
dress is Baroda, India
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
TRANSPORTATION
~.-,~---~o~~~-~--~~~>-~--~
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in effect June .. 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station
WILMINGTON, DEL

paiiy tDaily except Sunday. sun
'SAw YORK and the East. '2.2e. .5g
s9.9S tu.19, sll.S5 a. m, tl26, 'S.SO, 'oh
".xoyai Llniited." sL42 -l1.UU p. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, +2.2C, $50. 1880 de-
call 1910 "7,20 QocaD. 1900. tS.l5, ss.5i to-
oal). '9.3s. sn.Os OocaD. 1875 QocaO tn-ls'
All8 a. m, fiS, 1905 (lcf aD. +5.SO, ss.ao
locaD, f452 QOcaD, @5.17 "Roya. Limited
fe.20 (ocaD, 100, s7o5 QocaD. '7.42, sesI'
lOcaO. s11O0 D. M
CHESTER, 1881 OocaD, f6.40 40 90
cal. fSoo fS15, sS.@ OocaD. 'sS. sll oS
QoclD. t9.5b QooaD, s1iS5 a. m, I. p
t3.o5 Qoca). $3.50. OocaD. t4.5l Qoeall, 70 -V
sloca). 100. sl.05 Qoeal), 'i.42, sS-os VSeSil'
BALrIMoRE &. WASHINGTON. $50
1850. 'ic.49 a. m, 'lo6. $3.50, '4.4l, i5o1'
s044 'koyall Limited. .s.es, .s.e4 y an - IN
BALTIMORE and Way Stations t''V0'
Fsay a. M. f3l5. s55s p. m.
NEWARK, -'As5. 100, sS.49. 1850 a. M
tl24o. siod. tS.l5. f5.5o. $685. t7OO' 'so''
SSH -si.i1sStGnRLy 3 100. ssE 1850 u1xpress>
n m fl2 40. 50 IS, 1850 (Express)' 5000
100. 20 p. N. 80, -
LANpmNBJRG and way stations 'lo.ls
q. ~. 800 s7.25 p. m. 80 * r,
PI1'TsBtI re. s455 sl0.4a a. m. st.4i, ts'2'
&C a -Royai Limited" 1884 p. m.
CHICAGO. Ass. el0.19 a. m. t2.oe p, m ~,
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS 4 LUIS
VILE s455 "a. tn. s1.os. '9C9 y. m.
Del Ave sta. De,narvia Tel 1ifa- ,,
& A Tel 1422-A. City Ticket Office sVi
Market street. ID. & A. Tel. l8S-A' De'
II. A. MINER. travelling Passenger Asen'
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
TOMATO CROP is
GOING TO WASTE
GIut Down State Has Con-
frOnted Gamers With
Serious Problem

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Sept. 19-An Delaware
to-day needs man and an inventor
who can provide some way and means
of disposing of the tremendous tomato
crop, which riDened all of a sudden
this week and cannot be- handled.
Hundreds Of tons are going to ruin.
At Houston. where the ovor-produc-
tion. the factory of the Johnson Broth
ers Company was unable to handle
5000 baskets Of tomatoes which they
had bought and unloaded. These to-
matoes. because of the hot night. be-
came soft and unfit fer conserving
and were overturned from the baskets
and left in solid column reaching
nearly a square. to be gathered up by
fertilizer hunters.
The fact that 5000 baskets Of a pro-
duct which in winter brings 80 cents
per quart on fruit stands is going TO
waste has started the inventors of this
section to thinking and a fortune
awaits the man quick enough to de-
wise a system of evening mp this sup
ply and demand I'm one of the most
important products Of the Delaware
peninsula.
AT Dover to-day the c. M. Scott
Packing Company accepted all the to-
matoes brought 10 it at five cents the
basket or nine cents per bushel
Three plans are talked OF among the
packers TO overcome this unfortunate
situation which IS apt TO last an this
week. One is to supply each factory
with freezing cold storage plants An
other is 20 can an tomatoes during the
glut with the skins on. simply cutting
the fruit in halves. and putting on the
market labelled with skins" and sell.
ing for only two-thirds or one-haf tn,
regular price The third plan is 4,
provide immense watts for ketch-up
sufficient IN size TO receive all toma.
toes delivered during the glut.
At the Milford station this morning
a packers agent was rather severe OF
the farmers. lie said;
"The whole trouble lies at the dool
Of the grower. Many of them arr
honest and pay their debts in all othe
transactions. but when Il comes 10 %
matoes they will contract for an acre
age and then plant twice that acreage
| When the outside demand Is high, sa'
| forty cents the basket, they win ALLOW
a son or brother to take the other hal
and sell I'm the open market. but whel
that market chokes up. as now, thel
simply dump everything in on the maj
who contracted for their product at s
per ton.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
RECEIVERS SALE
REcEIVERs CLOSING OUT SALE {
a.. ~. a. a. trrHff f,TtT ITG


RFCEINERs CLOSING OUT SALE OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
By authority OF an order OF the Chancll-
lur ol the State uf Delaware, the real ea-
tate of the WAWAsET LAND COM
PANY wn be sod on the piemises, soth
and Market streets al Public Auction on
sATU RDAY, SEPTEMBER 2eth' lsOi' at
23l p. M.
These lots are IN part Of the city rap
idly growing az "a res dence section as
we'll as increasing Ia value. and are easily
access ble. as AN raj way lines pass me
property. The now Pennsylvania raiifond
shops al Todd's Cut are not very far irom
these lots. 60 being only mater on a
short dc on the new limo OF tne WIZ
mington city Railway Companys branch
20 Todd's Cut It VII be- GOOD invest
mcnt 60 buzz one or. more OF these lots
either 10 build on or TO hold as So cula-
tive investment. as lt is only question
Of time when they will greatly enhance IN
value.
Fcr plots and further inform ton ap-
ply 10 EDMUND +. Molli'h
Receiver Wawaset Land CO.. office as
church Build nr.
srulfburv Ponder and Curtis. Attorneys
for Receiver. sli-ht-eld
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
PUBLIC SALES

49, - .sI.aa
EXECUTOR's SALE OF REAL ksIAi u
viii be sold at Public sale at the Couh-
ty court House. in Wilmington. pe aware,
on THURSDAY. SEPT. Z6Ih, a. - i'v'
al II o'clock a. M. the follow ns heai
Estate Of Hugh pcnaher deceased 10 Wit,
No I With a two.s story brick stoie ana
dwelling. contain ns 3 rooms anu ~ am ,lS
stable. situate on the southwest corner OF
R and Townsend streets, haN ns if- M
on Townsend street of 20 feet. and depth
on B street OF 100 feet.
No q With two tWo-story brick dWtl-
ings. each containing 4 rooms and iiaine
Kitchens. situate on and known as Nos
d,g snd SO Bennett street each lot havrg
n front ON Bennett street Of ~ feet and
q depth OF 65 feet 70 an alley 10 teet vice
leading into Eighth street.
These properties are IN fair condition
and rented to good paying tenants ana
worthy Of the attention Of those seeking
real estate investments.
Terms made known on d2y oi SAFE uy
j JACKSON PIERCE.
Executor.
or w r. Lyman, Attorney.
J.. W Stidham 81 Son. Auc.
s17-lS-iq-20-2i- 2i--3-2i--5
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS-FORT Dupont. DELLA
WARE CITY. DEL, September TO- 1907
Sealed proposals IN trlplloate, viii be re-
ceivcd here until 100 q. M, october TO-.
1907, for romodcling sewer and water sys-
TENS and constructing 10000 gallon tank
at Fort DUPONT. Del. Information funish-
ed upon application. L. S. reserves right
to accept or reject any or all bids or any
part thereof Envelopes containng bids
should be Endorsed Proposals for Sewer
and Water Systems and Tank and adj
dressed to Captain J. l.. ISnowlton. Com
structing Quartormaster.
si2-ll-1g-2l-26-2S
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
WILD GRAPES PLENTIFUL
EIderbsrries Also Being Gathered For
Making Wine.


People who forage about the woods
about Wilmington say that there is every
Indication that there viii be an album
dance Of wild grapes this year. There
nave been few berries of any kind.
Ihls summer has been conspicuous for
the absence OF the barefoot with the
pail of huckleberries or blackberries.
which usually bring him I'm a consider
able amount of spending money during
the hot weather. The wild crane has
not as ready a market as the rasp-
berry blackberry or huckleberry. but
1t is still sought for the purpose Of
Wine making or for preserving.
Elderberries are also gathered bv
many people for wine making There
is an abundance Of elderberries this
year In fact il is about the only
wild fruit that has appeared in plenty
this season. nlderberry wine is nar-
ucularly valuable in certain kinds OF
sickness. and brings a good price.
1t will be some time yet before the
grapes ripen sufficiently for the har-
vesters, yet they are already begin
ming TO turn purple. In some Sec
uons Of the town wild grapes are
quite plentiful, although the vines are
not as common rs those of the vari-
Gus kinds of berries which grow in
the open lots.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
A Mater Of nusinsos.

Bishop Potter was once staying with
a friend in country house upon the
Hudson. On Sunday morning he found
small boy curled up in a big chair
deeply interested in book.
"Are you going to church, Tom?" the
bishop asked.
NO" he replied.
"Why, l am" the bizass said.
"Huhw the boy returned. That's
your job"
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
EDUCATIONAL

Young man, listen I have an educa-
tional course IN one Of the most re-
putable schools in the country which
VIII sell you cheaply You may think
you can get through this world without
brains and knowledge. but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner Of your town. Get
educated The course J have for sale
is well worth investigating.
Address p. o. Box, 1921.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
BuSHLINE

Freight received -tOr all points, given
pers mai attention, and forwarded prempt-
ly al lowest rates and by best routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington ana Phlla-
delphia at SEQ p. m. daily, sunday e4-
Through rates and bills Of lading Is
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO,
Per s. North Wharves, Philadelphias'
French Street Wharf. WilmlnslOI~
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
WILSON LINE.

Philadelphia Passenger and Freight
Line. Steamers Brandywine and City
Of Chester. 20,
Leave wilmington (Fourth St. Wharf,
weekdays and Sundays for Chester ana
Ph ladelnhia 80 and 1870 a. m, l5O ana
AIS p. m Saturdays and sundays ohly'
200 and $50 D. m.
Leave Chester ore hour later.
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut ST. Wnarl
weekdays ana Sundays, $50 and 10 ~ a.
m. 30 and AIS D. M. Saturdays and sun
days only 700 and $50 p. m.
Ieave Chester one hour later
F1res including Saturdays and sundays
Philadelphia. excursion, 20ci one way loc
Chester excursion. 15c; one way lOc.
HORACE WILSON, Gen'l Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
HELP WANTEp-MALE.


ANY ACTIVE and capable young man.
26 10 2S years of age, who wants "a good
position should apply at once TO ii. j.
Cox, Wilmington City Electric Company
COB Market ST. sli-h
wANTED-Good upholsterer at once.
Apply COG Orange ST. si6-u
WANTEn-Four suiesmen to corne %
Baltimore and sell goods on straight sal
nry or commits m Call or write 10 Room
iog Equitable Blog, Baltimore, Nd
fvtS-ff
Evening journal., 1907-09-19

NOTICE-I. REUEL H. MORROW. tho
tenant and occupant Of the house situated
al n. W. Cor. Fourth and Poplar streets
in the Fourth ward. IN the city of VIII
mington, county of New Castle. and
state of Delaware IN compliance with the
requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly IA such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that ! shall apply
in writing to the Court OF General Ses-
sions or the State of Delaware. IN and for
New Castle county. on Monday. the 9Th
day Of November, A. d.. 1907, being the
next term OF said court, for license for
said house as an inn or tavern, for the
sale therein Of intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk
on the premises: and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward, at least
twelve OF whom are substantial freehold
ers of said ward, recommend the said ap-
plication. viz:
Hurry q Buclyma ster, Clarence r. Holt,
francis j. McGillon, Hugh Duffy,
T5oward j. Windish, p r. Murphy
rfci ard ID. Sweadner William II. Windish,
paffalo Julian. Herman r. Hanf,
Tohn Il. McAleer, John II. Lally.
XVillian W. Davies, James Kitchen,
I prank Smith. Louis II. Maltritz,
Ambrose H. Dunn, Geo W. Quinn, NJ D.
charles ID. Hartman Francis J. McNulry,
Abner S, Buker, JOAN L. Yates.
peter McAleer. Louis Brown
William r. Price. william ]. Richmann,
Andrew J. .Niedermaier
sls-st REUEL II. MORROW.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
Advice to Chester Young Men.

A judicious use Of the many adjec-
uves in the English language would be
far more expressive and fully as po-
lite as the iniudicious and indiscrimi-
nate use OF so many swear words, by
so many OF our young men.-Chester
Times.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE-I SAMSON STERN, the
owner and occupant OF the house situ-
atcd al l05 King ST. IN the Fourth ward,
in the city Of Wilmington. county OF New
Castle and state of Delaware. in compli'
auce with the requirements Of the acts
OF the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that / shall apply In writing to the Court
OF General Sessions Of the state OF Della
ware. In and for New Castle county, on
Monday. the 4th day Of November A.
D.. 1907. being the next term Of said court.
for p license for said house, as an inn or
tavern for the sale there n Of intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart
10 he drunk on the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable cit.zons OF said ward
az least twelve OF whom are substantal
frrcholders OF said ward. recommend the
said application, viz.
Lewis l. Baer James Kitchen.
William w Davies Nicholas T. Goldberg
Howard J Windish, Clarence r. Holt.
Canbv Cox. Bernard c. Goldsteln
Joseph r. Cross. w, ~. Hartlove,
James C. Norton. Louis Brown,
Geo w Quinn, MD, VIM. p Windish.
ronfs II Maltritz, n @. Buckmaster,
john NJ Webb, Hugh Duny.
William Weisshaur, j: F. Murphy,
/ Frank Smith, Abe Bachrach
Joseph IT, Green, Nathan Barsky,
Herman r. Hant, FRANCIS j. Thielman,
Geo IT. Greaves,
si7-3t SAASoN STERN
Evening journal., 1907-09-19

Every woman ana child in the city
interested in skating should witness
the skating of little ten-year-old til-
lian Franks. who with her father. is
entertaining the patrons Of the Coun-
try Roller Rink 1T Brandywine
Springs this week Her work last
night was little short of marvellous.
The formation OF the skating clubs for
certain regular nights Of the week
has developed into a popular move
ment reaching as far as kennett
Square, Pa, from which town a spec
ial carload Of women will visit the
rink tonight in care of Mr.. and Mrs.
Balus. of that town. AS most of the
women visitors from Eennett will be
beginners it is understood that the
MANAGEMENT of the rink will arrange
for ten extra instructors for the even
ing.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19

Il should like to write you for an
accident policy" said the Insurance.
man.
f'No use" replied the Billville editor
Had one for ten years, and been IN
sixteen railroad wrecks and amt even
had leg cut off or an arm broke I'm
the unluckiest mortal In existence
Atlanta Constitution.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19

officer Gas autoist flew down hill. his
machine beyond controD-Hi, therei
You're breaking the law.
Autoist tas he whisked from view)-
Well amt breaking the law Of gravi-
tation.-Harper's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ORDrR


Ofiice OF the Register OF Wills,
New Castle Co.. Del, September g. 1907
Upon the application OF Safuh s. john
son, AdministrariX OF Joshua b. John-
son, late Of Wilmington Hundred
In said county. deceased. IL Is ordered ana
directed by the Register OF wills
that the Administrators aforesnid
give notice OF granting Of Letters OF Ad-
ministration upon the estate OF the de.
ceased with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be postei
within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six OF the most public places OF
the county Of Now Castle, requiring aii
persons having demands against the estate
20 present the same. or abide By an act
Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vldgd, and also CAUSE the same to be I'M.
serted within the same period In The
Evening journal, newspaper published
ln Wilmington, Del and 10 be continued
therein three wcck7 le. o. 40
Given under the hand and seal
ef office Of the Register Of Wills
aforesaid, az Wilmington, In New
(SEAL) Castle county aforesaid, the day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register OF Wills.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19

Startling, thrilling ere the sit
nations Of the new sensational melo-
drama. which Chas. =. Blaney pre-
sents TO the patrons nf the Lyceum
commencing next Monday afternoon.
The plav was written by Harry Clay
Blanev. entitled From Sing Sing to
Libertv" and serves as strong
vehicle 10 show the wonderful feats
Of Cunning. the Jail Breaker" who is
the star Of the piece.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
PAFER HANGING

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. s05 Orange st.. win paper rooms
for s. 80 up on all bills less than $40 a
discount or per cent Will bo allowed
on al bills OF $40 or more. a discount ot
10 per cont. Will be allowed Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work a5O-u
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
What n Meant.

The pious man stood on the curb
And gazed with wondering stare,
And when he saw the DUPONT roof
He crossed himself in prayer
"The hymn he sighed, Its startling
truth
Just now / realize
When / can read my title clear
To mansions IN the Skies"
Adapted from the n. Y. sun.
Evening journal., 1907-09-19
ROOFING AND SCOUTING.

WM. H.. WILLIAMS CO.
s2i Orange ST. Roofing. SHOUTING and
Heating Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating aud ventlatng. Repair
ing promptly doao. Phones. o21-y