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Evening journal., 1907-02-19
pTpTTC SALE


OF Personal PROPERTY
Having sold my farm In Mil Creek hum
dred, on the road leading from White
Clay Creek Church to Corner Kctch. ! will
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1907.
AZ 1880 o'clock sharp The following per-
sonal property, without reserve, 10 wit.
Seven head Of work and driving horses.
weighs 100 pounds. good worker and
driver.
No. 2-Bay horse. years old. weighs 1900
pounds, sound and as good horse to
pull as ever owcnod
No 3-Acolyte, cold 4 years old quiet
fo- a women 20 drgc md Shows signs OF
speed.
No. 4-Georee. sorrri to-ss. years old.
sound. gord worker and d-'ver. Anyone
wishing gencral purpose horse should
sae this one
No 5-Bav ware. years old. quiet and
safo for a lady 10 dnvc.
No. Shay horse. jerry good worker.
No Thrown mare with foal, good
Is head Of good mllch cows. part n profit
by day Of sale. balance close sprlngcrs, Z
fine shoats, weigh about 100 pounds.
Farm implcmcnts-2 farm wagons.
Acme wagon. nearly now top buggy
calf wagon. hay fats road cart. 2-horse
power level tread on trucks. fodder cutter,
feed mill circular saw, cornshcllor manure
spieadcr. grain fan. Decsing mower. al
most new; Champion binder, hay tedder.
horse rake. roller disk harrow plow. cul.
tiVators. milk cans and COW chain
Harnesses sets stage harness. with
housings; I set milk wagon harness. sets
buggy harness, cart harness. saddle and
bride. collar and bride. stable blankets.
Household Goois-Sduare piano side
board, good kitchen chairs. ] single bod
and spring. ! walnut bed room suit, chunk
stove. Othello range
rerms-Al sums under $50. cash. an over
tho amount a credit of months will. h,
given. purchaser TO give a negotiable note
with approved security.
WILLIAM p. wOLLASTON.
Charles Biles, Auc. fl6-i9-e0
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AT THE LIBRARY

There is one particular IN which the
Free Library Of this city differs from
most Libraries OF the same size. IN
other Libraries the public Is not allowed
to go TO the shelves to select books.
Readers come to the library so to the
central desk and ask for one particular
book or books. The assistant makes
a record Of IT, goes TO the shelves and
if the book is in brings IL back to the
reader. The reader. therefore. does not
see other books OF the same class on
the shelves, and may miss getting a
book much more suited 70 his needs
than the one he asked for
In the Free Library OF this city,
nearly all the books are open to the
public. and any reader can go directly
to the shelves. consult as many books
as he wants. and, i'm some cases. take
home as many as he wishes. This
method. however, has one slight disad-
vantage. Many readers come TO the
library, look for particular books on
the shelves, and being unable to find
them, leave the library and search for
them another time.
The library authorities never know
that the book is being searched for.
Sometimes such a book is at the bind
cry or has been borrowed for three
months, or has been worn out and is
waiting to be replaced. II the reader
who looks for the book would tell the
assistants, the book would quickly be
looked up; IL misplaced or in some spe-
cial collection. It would be put back
in its proper place. In order to aid
readers in making their wants known,
the library has printed a card called
the Never In card. This card has a
place for author. title and a state
ment that the reader has looked for
book several times and has been un-
able to find a. The assistants take
these cards and make thorough
search for the books When they are
found they are put on the shelves in
the proper place ana the next time
the reader looks FOR them there rs a
much greater chance OF his andinr
them. The library management hopes
the public win make free use OF these
slips.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Feb. 2o--Jonn F. o'Neal. Mt. Cuba. Del.
sale OF saociS and farm imple-
ments.
hundred stock and farm imple-
monts.
Teb 2i-Furnturo OF all kinds at sudhan
and SONS Auction Room. III East
Fourth st.. az l9o p. m.
Feb. 21-William p. Wollaston. MIL
Creek hundred. stock and farm
ing implements.
Feb. 2i-Furnlture. 40l McCauiley st at u
o'clock a. M.
Feb. e2-Irvin Ball MIL Creek hundred.
stock and implements.
Feb. 2s-s. A. Mcdaniel Horse Sale, IL
West Front, at I o'clock
Feb. 25-Real estate. house. 10 rooms,
stable. chicken house. q OF "a
acre Of ground at 2 o'clock. ar
Elsmere, Del.
Feb 25-J. Corblt Davidson. Rcd Lien
hundred. stock and implemcntst
Feb. 26-N. r. silchards, Christlana huns
dred. stock and implements
Feb. 26-Harry Hance. New Castle huns
drod stock and implements
Feb. 2S-wills Blackburn. New Cas,la
hundred, stock and imp ements. /
FEB. 2s-Frank v Whtcmar. Mi G. coH
hundred, stcck ami farming iils
plements.
Mar. i-Thomas +. Wc'd.n. niue Ba.L
stock and implements at / o'clock.
Mar. 4-Del Lyman. oak HiN farm. neat
Prices Corner, farm stock and
farm implements.
Mar. 5--Louis Potts. near Centrevilia
stock and farm implements.
Mar. 7-Goorge Blackburn. New cartls
hundred stock ard Implements. 10
o'clock
mar 7-ouey Vernon and Son. Mt. Cubs,
Dell stock and implements.
Mar. 81. II. McCollum. christiana Hum
dred, near Walnut Green School
House Stock and implements
Mar. 1i-Mindrd r. Day. chrlstiana hum
John g. Johnston. near Milford
N-Roads. AIil Creek hundred
Mar. I-C.W. McNamee. Mil creek huns
dred, stock and implements
dred. stock and implements
Mar. 12-Personn property OF the late
Mar. PC. IA. Griffith, Brandywine hun
dred. stock ard Implements
Mar. 12-William Dun. near New Port.
Mar. 1e-Personal Property q Samuel
Eastburn. Diseased. Mil Creek Hd.
-e at 10 O'Clock am.
stock and farming implements.
Mar. lt-John TAYLOR. NH Creek hu7drod,
Mar 1s-Edsar Vernon. sale OF personal
property near Oak Hli School
House. Chfslsna hundred.
farming implements and house,
hold goods
Mar I4-paeid Unnet chris,lana hundred.
stock and implsmenss. at u
o'clock
Mar l5-IIernan Lange near snellpot
Park. S,ock and implements.
Mar. S-lanihs rarfnVr cnrstlana hum
dre1 s.1cl and Implements.
I Mar. ie- 9'alio,r, ana Brrier, Brandywine
Sprinss. sac of stock
Mar. 20 Frrriurr $40 Lombard st.. at
! O'Clock ?. u.
Mar 21-Furniture sos West nth St. az
10 o'clock a. m.
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JR. MECHANICS
NUMBER ASST
Annual Reports Submitted at
DeImar To-day Show Flour.
ishing Society
FUNERAL BENEFIT FUND

At Delmar to-day IS being held the
annual meeting Of the state Council OF
Delaware. Junior order United Amer
lean Mechanics. and the little railroad
town is filled to overflowing with dell
egates and officers.
The report Of state Councillor j.
Milton Lank shows that the order IS
fourishing and rapidly growing. the
present membership being 4557 in the
state, a gain during the year OF 109,
In concluding his report no says;
II recommend that the representa-
tives from each subordinate council
remain three TO the State Council as
at present and brethren I would sug-
gest as we have been successful or
ganization In this state that we take
heed that no measure viii pass this
State body unless we know conclus-
lively that IL will be for our good
am a believer IN modern ideas, and
would not shrink from any change ~
law on that line myself But 1 want
lit understood / want as many brothers
TO come TO this state Council as the
subordinate councils feel within the
law able to send. ] have seen the rule
lenforced allowing all past officers
vote. and they pay their own expense
in other orders. am emphatically OPP
posed to any such measure"
The following reports were made by
the State Council secretary;
Number Of councils last report. .. 40
Present number OF councils .......49
Membership.
Number OF members last report. .4i4S
Initiated during year ........... 405
Reinstated during the year ... 2s
Admitted by card during year.. 26
Total additions .........s........ 457
Total number a....4.......s... ~. 1906
From which deduct .st
suspended during the year .... $40
Withdrawn by card ..............
Died during the year ........... 81
Expelled ........ ................
Total deductions ................. 5fS
Membership Dec. 81. 1906. j. 1851
Rank Of Membership.
Past National Councillors .......
Past state Councillors ............ II
Past Councillors .................. 74t
Junior Members .......s.........3 .319'
Total 49,. ......4............. .45bl
Financial Statement Of Councils.
Receipts for year .s19.sl
Paid for sick benefits ..... 12246.0;
Paid for death benehts.... 7,5S2.4l
Paid for current expenses ... 22.446.1i
Total ..... ................s42,2 ,2746l
Excess Of receipts over ex-
penditures &c.. .........s15.045.2 %
Assets.
Cash on hand December 81,
1905 .Slo,l 1873
Invested by Councils .+s..... 35.715.6
Value Of Council property 81. 7,560.5
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
COMPLAINT MADE
OF BAD ODOR
Garbage Burned in Heater
Obnoxious TO Those in
NeighbOThOOd

Residents in the aristocratic section
OF the city in the neighborhood Of
Ninth and Washington streets, are up
in arms against one Of their neighbors
who persists in so offending their sense
of smell by certain actions of his that
they have notified the Board of Health
OF the nuisance. The person in ques-
tion is alleged to be burning garbage
in the heater in his house. and the
odors from this refuse are so obnox-
ious that those living in the neighbor-
hood cannot stand them.
The burning Is done late at night
and also during the day, and while it
is going on it is impossible for anyone
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2o 1907
At 1 o'clock sharp, 30 head or good sec-
ond hand horses that have been used IN
the city and viii sell for one-half Of their
value. All young. serviceable and sound.
lust out OF hard work. This Is an oppor-
tunity 10 get a horse that will improve
with you. Also a few sound horses, these
horses have been selected by myself and
year old black horses, sound. One mare
with foal. J colt. rs months old ycarling
colts. sired by Prince Ashton road,
O. COZ ! pair Of mules so head OF dairy COWS,
] new manure sprcadcr. ] new 3-horso
Buckeye grain drill. 2-horse cart and har-
ness and many other articles.
Sale rain or shine. Dinner at II o'clock.
VIII sell In the dry.A credit Of 90 days will
be given, interest added
JOHN =. O'NEAL.
Successor 20 O'Neal Brothers.
Price Dillworth Auc.
Ellis Hicks clerk fii-5t
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serman aaaInst Infant RsptIsm.

In Bethany Baptist Church on sun
day last a nitsterly sermon on Infant
Baptism was preached by Pastor L.
j. Westfaif Before a Iarge congregation.
The speaker stated that baptism is a
mark Of confession its administration
was not a necessity until years Of
understanding had been reached.
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Ioleuni ONO, lenfuhfN l-lnt .H'N
To tho Stockholders of the Olcson Manu-
featuring Company.
You are hereby notified that az a mect-
ing OF the board OF directors Of Toe O cscn
Manufacturing Company held at the uf-
fee OF the company at Toledo. Ohio, on
February n. 1907. tho following resolution
was adopted;
Resolved. that ths Faid corporation Tho
Olcson Manufacturing Company. should
be dissolved, Il being deemed advisable IN
the judgment Of tho said board of direct
ors and most for tho benefit Of said COR
poration; and that a meeting OF the s1ock-
holders Of the company be called 10 con-
vene at the office Of tho company. l30
Clark street Toledo, Ohio. on the 18th day
OF March, a. H., 1907, az 730 o'clock p.
M, TO take action upun this resolution and
the proposed dissolution of the corpora.
ton. ana that the secretary cause notice
Of the adoption OF this resolution 10 be
mailed 70 each stoclsholder residing On The
United States, and also within ten days
from this date cause a like notice TO be
inserted once week for at least four
weeks successfully In a newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Wilmington, county
Of New Castle. State OF Delaware. where
IN the corporation has It's principal office.
THE OLESON MANUFACTURING CO..
fis-25m4-ii Albert Oleson. Secretary.
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Lsnturs on Eternal citu.

Ia Friends Meeting House az Fourth
and West streets. Tomorrow afternoon
at l,15 o'clock VIII be given the fourth
Of the Friends school lectures in the
winter course. Thes peaker. viii be
DR.. Roland Dwight Grant of New York
Hsi subject will be Rome as Seen by
a Tourist" and will be illustrated.
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RIood Poison .Erom soratoh,

As result Of a slight scratch to the
back of her hand, Mrs. Laura NJ. Mar
shall, bookkeeper for a firm at Fourth
and Market streets. has had narrow
escape from losing the member by
blood poisoning only heroic methods
of treatment availing to prevent It.
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in that part OF town to keep the VIM
dows Of their homes 0pen. II is sick
ening to pass Aions4the streets and
many people have been made sick by
the smell Just why the practice is
continued is not known but the Board
OF Health will probably take some ac-
tion unless the nuisance IS abatsdA
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payments Tor beneais during the year hav-
ing been S7ai6.n. The year was begun with
a cash balance Of sg2St23 in the treasury
The financial statements Of the 20 coun-
ellis showed total receipts Tor the year to
have been silo0325 with disbursements
and present balance tolaling the SAME
amount ~
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prnLIc sALE oF noRsEs.

WIN he soid al public sale at subscrib-
er's stable. Thirteenth and Scott streets
sATtfRDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1907
AT 1 o'clock sharp, % head good woth
or driving horses some are neu.y ulhi's ..
Some good drivers. pair of very hne
mated draft horses Weighing esN POUNDS
each, black and roam. These horses hnNe
been selected 10y myself With care ana
must be as represented.
rerms-60 days credit with approved
endorscr ...,,,....,.-
W. A. Huknl. Auc. ns--i-2-
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOsT-Artlsans' Savings Bank hook. No.
1851. ISABELLA KELLEY. fi6-cod-1w
IOST-A diamond breastpin On going
from 1903 Delaware avenue TO 1878 West
Thirteenth street last Saturday. Reward
if returned TO 1908 Delaware avenue.
fi5-3t
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PUBLIC SALE.

The huhsombcr about 10 relinQuish FARM
ing. will sell al his residence, on the Ntu-
tors farm. near Grcrnviile Nhfisnaha
hundred. Dol. on
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2i 1907,
AZ O'Clock sharp head OF horses No
1 Rock. years old. weighs liVl lbs, Wen
broken single or double. No. D Lady, nay
marc. 10 years old. will do any thing any
other horse can do. weighs 1900 lbs. NO y
Bess. brown mare, u years old, weighs ltp9
lbs s head good cows, some fresh ana
others close sprlngers. One OF these COW,
ds a registered Holstcin with bull calf ~
her side entitled TO reBdsteri heiieis, y
ahOats, 3 brood sowa, Will farrow Mdfch
20. 100 chickens and Peidn ducks. FARM
ing implements OF all kind8i sets wagon
harness. carriage harness. collars AMI
brides hay y the ton, corn by the pushel,
IS acres OF wncat in the ground, notntoea
By the bushol Household goods Terms
months credit will be given. per cent.
OF for cash on an credit sums
N. T. RICHARDS.
stidham and Son, AucL
Ellis T.. Hicks. clerk fl9-ll-2d--i
PUBLIC SALE or HORSES AND COWS
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS,
The undersigned viii sell at Public sale
at his farm az Mt Cuba, Del, on
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
win be sold at 5ie woat sixth street on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY a.
Ataa. M. household goods such as beds
bedding. tables. chairs, rockers, carpo 8
mating dishes. stoves and many other
articles.
ns-st w. A. HUKILL, Auc.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

Young couple would like
10 rent three or four unfur-
nished rooms on second floor
with bath. Suitable for light
housekeeping. State what
rent is wanted. Must be on
West Side. l.. G. A..
Journal Ohice.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
- of6ce 5f ibe I,' ReeIster Of viii.


Ofhcr 0f the Register Of Wills.
New Castle Co.. Deb January q 1897
Upon the application ~ Emory q. Blake-
w. Administrator Of Robert Bakely.
late OF Chrlstlana hundrcd, in said coun-
ty, deceased n Is ordered and directed
by the Register OF Wills that the Admin
istrator aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF Letters Of Administrators upon tho
estate of the deceased. with the date of
granting thereof. by causing ADVERTISE
ments 90 be posted Within forty days from
the date OF suCr Letters in six of tho
most public places OF the county OF New
Castle. requiring all perfons having do
mands against the cttate 10 present tho
same. or abide hy an act OF assembly In
such case made and ptovdcd. and also
cause tho slmr 10 be Inserted within tho
same period ~ Tho Evening Journal
newspaper published 10 Wilmington Del.
ard 70 be continued therein three weeks
le.cdJ
civon under the hand and seal
OF Office Of ,hr Register Of wills
Aforesaid. az Wilmington, IN New
tsEALl Castle county aforesaid the CAV
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER
Register of wins.
NOTICE.
Notice ia hereov given that Letters Df
Administration were In due form Of law
granted unto tho undersigned. on fha
Twenty-ninih day of January. A. ~ 1877.
and that an persons having ciainE
acainst the estate Of the deceased must
present the same duly attes,ad 10 tho
said administrator. on or before the
Twenty-nnth day Of January. la0s N
abide thc Act Of Assembly In such case
EMORY C. BLAKEry
Administrator.
Del fi-9t-eoa
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ALLpscoRAroRs.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up az J.. ROsIN. ~ w. Second street
Work guaranteed.
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.


FOR SALE-Houfo s. w. Cor 2rd. and
Jackson; 5 rooms aud bath. Modern ini-
proyemcnts. Terms reasonable. Apply IN
premises. i6-tf
FOR SALic--Biac iaclsmith and horscshoo-
ing shop. established 90 years. good Local
tion with a profitable business. will sell
good will. stock and fixtures. G. w or
TEN, ClaymOnt. Del flS-3t
FOR SALE-rhe following very desir.
able property. Store and dwelling n. w.
Cor. Maple and jackson streets. contain-
Ing seven rooms. Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. fii-cod-u
FOR SALE CHEAP stock and nNtures
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good viii Of store For par.
toulars apply TO F. G. Bradford. Jr.. l0ii
Market st.. Wilmington, or Emory Blake.
ly, Henry Clay. Del. f7-tf
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MORTGAGE BROKERS'.

MONEY TO LOAN on desirahls first
mortgages on city properties In amounts
% suit. HAMkINs q CO. 7l2 Markee 81.
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Chief Justice Prasid.d.

At the monthly meeting of the Dela-
ware Historical Society held last night.
Chief Justice Lore presided. The
session was devoted to routine business
only.
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NOTICES

NOTICE-Nctue NJ Dunnlng is no
longer ln my employe as housckccncr.
will not pay any bills contracted hy hor
fl9-3t w. n. SMITH.
DO THEY AcHE7 w. H. JACOB
chropodist. Corns removed wlthou, pain.
g cents. 1oi West Seventh street.
i26-tf
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WANTED.


FOR SALE-Light platform gear de-
livery wagon, was built to order. VIII sell
cheap. Apply Watson's Rlverview Wagon
Works, 30th and Market SITS. fi9-5t
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FARMS Foa SALE.

FOR SALE to close an estate. A very
valuable farm of 2N acres in Richmond
county. Virginia WIN be sold az a saori-
flee. Apply WILMINGTON TRUST Cos
ei5 Market ST.
glfY Al FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW Jersey OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming sou
adaptod TO great variety OF crops Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
duets. Farm lands ln these States ry
speciality, sold and bought Write ig' par
ticuiars RAYMOND &. FRlCk, llp- X T.
Trust BID, PHILADELPHIA.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Or For RENT

WANTED Small suburban house with.
tn easy distance OF Wilmington. Must he
reasonable In price and convenient 20
trolley or train. Address Suburbs Jcur-
nal Onlce. ii-if
FOR RENT-Good dairy farm OF 81
acres; good buildings, well watered and a
good pike almost all the way to Whining
ton Apply JOHN 2. TWApDELL 1902
West Fourth street j23-u
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NOTICE
EOS SALE.

'--r@-7f
FOR sALE-Good work horse. Apply
w. b. Robinson, Diamond State Steel 20.
south side ard street bridge ,fio-5t
FOR sALE-Impcrted Dragons. Runt
Crosses, mated and working. Prices low.
Address b. Evening Journal office fl6-5t
FOR SALE-Si50 cash. Mahogany up
rlghi plano. Standard make. cost 500 new.
IN perfect condition. Address j. H. Jour-
nal office. flS-at
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SOME GOOD
News About SILKS


CSC
LouIs GeANp SILL
ofue ewOndsrH our spsnHds
for the
B
matte y
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csc CHECKED TAFFETA SILKS, ssc
Shown in the newest effects and col
orings-plenty of the popular black
end white shepherd plaids. An excel
lent quality. Worth 65c-tO- 1Oc
morrow's price, per yard....,-.. ~
soc WHITE HAsuTAI WASH SILK,
sec
27 inches wide. Has a close. firm
weave and will launder beautifully.
Worth 50c-tomorrow's price, 1Oc
per YARD. .....................
esc coLoRED TAFFETA SILKS, 4se
Every desirable shade, both light and
dark; also white, cream and black. An
extra fine, bright quality, suitable for
whole suits or fine Innings. Worth
69c-tomorrows price, per dOC
yard ..-...-........
CSC CREPE DE CHIMES, 4ee
% inches wide. An exquisite soft
crepe weave, in the leading shades for
street and evening wear, as we'll as
white and cream. Worth 6bc- A0C
tomorrow's price, per yard...... ~
First Floor. Centre. South Of Main
Arcade.
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75c CHECKED AND STRIPED LOU
IsINE SILKS, s5e
These are very smart for whole suits
and come in the popular checked and
striped effects. All the newest color
ings Worth 75c-tomorrow's EEr
price, per yard. ................. ~
sso IMPORTED LoUIsINE SILKS,
sec
Beautiful, soft, lustrous quality, in a
plain weave. White, cream and all
colors. Worth s5c-tomorrow's SOc
price, per yard. d,.........,.,....C ~
s5e FINE BLACK TAFFETA SILKS.
81 1-2e
A rich imported quality. with a very
bright lustre. The correct finish for
the popular three-piece suits, dresses,
waists, etc. Worth S5c-to- "a 1C~
morrow's price, per yard. w A-%S
$1.oo FANCY TAFFETA SILKS, sse
q inches wide. This seasons newest
style checks and stripes, with self
color neat designs. All colors. Worth
H.00-tomorrow's price, per 6Or
] yard. .......... - ..s........... -
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Sc CHECKED SILKS, sec

75c CHECKED SILKS, sec
A variety OF the newest and pref
test styles in large, small and medium
size checks. Worth 75c-tomor- SOc
rows price, per yard ........... ~
st.oo PLAIN PoNeEE SILKS, CSC
% inches wide An excellent Spring
and summer fabric, with q hrm weave
and good lustre. All colors and white
and cream. Worth S100-to- 6Qc
morrow's price, per yard. ... "a. W.
sf.oo BLACK TAFFETA SILKS. 7so
35 inches wide. A rich Jet black,
with bright finish. Suitable for drop
skirts and lining purposes. Worth
sl00-tomorrow's price, per zoe
yaru. ........s.. '.....4..........@
s1.oo BLACK PEAU DE cYoNE, 7pc
q inches wide. A favorite silk for
dresses, waists or skirts. A soft, rich
weave. with a beautiful lustre. Worth
s1.00-tomorrow's price. per ZOc
yaru. ................
SIPS RADIUM SILK, CSC t
"a inches wide. A soft, clinging silk.
in white. cream and black Worth
$1.26-tomorrow's price, per O2r
yard .................|
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clvlL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. civn engineer ana
surveyor. ioo9if Market st.. both phonea
opposite Court House s2g-eod
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Toledo. Ohio. February 18th. 'Nf
tho Stockholders of the Oleson Manu-.
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.-CLASSIFIED ADS@=
WANTS, FOR SALE FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC.
HELP wANrED-MAlr.

WANTED-rwo or three good amateurs
Apply In writing to II. NJ. Starr care
Grand Opera House. j30-u
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

FOR RENr-Second and third dcora
40fia Shipley street, for light mfg Apply
Lyn Thomas, 400 Market 81. fis-lw
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for gcn-
tlomen. eoi King street. us-imeod
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
ooNTRAcroRs SIZE auILnERe.

WARNER S. LEWIS,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Jooblng a specially. Good material
Skilled workmcn. Fan pricesi Let me give
you an estimate. Ofico and shop. e09 Or
ange street. Both phonea
TIN AND STAG ROOFING.
JOS. I. o'NEiLL CO.,
4ii East Fourth Street.
Delnl. 2sl4. o. a a. 149a
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

GIRARp-Sl5, S)l and 500 Race st.. Phila-
delphia. Rooms, 25. IS. 5oc. Gentlemen only