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MdrStOn'S Boil W66Vl| Destroyer
D!reCtiOHS for Spraying Cotton With the POlSOn-T6St
ulOnldIS From Prominent PldnterS--6OStS
Sl050 at Retail

surrounding country been as wen
poisoned there would ha xe been none
left made one bale per acre on
this cotton in several places. against
one tenth tn One-fourth bale on as
good or better looking cotton ad-
jacent not poisoned. Ask questions
by mail il undecided or bothered, in
closing stamp for reply.
POISONING THE wEEyII. ON A LARGE
SCALE.
1t il best to mix in a barrel. using
z pound OF the mixture to each gal
Ion OF water. and havea man on the
the wagon in the field with some ex-
ira pumps To keep them filled AMI
CREASED. so as not to lose any tim
aud he can keep mp on the turning
row with the hands. Indeed in poi
souing Il plantation II is best to put
every hand On he place. III one squad
to see that they do their work right.
and keep their pumps we'll 'shook
up" all the time and see that they
don't skip any cotton. Some of
them get careless and allow the fec,
pipe IN "choke up" when IL will not
work. Forpw Warned Ia furearmea
II every cotton planter In the South
will Use this remedya and use 1T right
the boil weevil can be aud will h
conquered, just as the potato bug
aud cotton caterpiller have beef,
practically extcrninatetl.
TESTIMONIALS
Mr.. j.. NJ. Purcell. OF Lockhari.
Texas. poisoned four acres OF cot ton
i'm the center Of n 20-acre field. all
conditions being alike ot herwise. an,
picked 100 pounds OF cottol of TIL.
four acres poisoned and did not gel
a boil of the balance OF the field (l6
acres nor poisoned.
ID. n. Sims. of East Point, La poi
soned one-half of cut OF cotton in
low black stiff land aud picked 300
pounds per acre off the side poi
soned before he got n boil of the side
not poisoned. He made X bale per
acre on the side poisoned and only y
on the side not poisoned. He swore
to these facts before the Crop Pest
Commission of Louisiana. and there
than ID. n Sims.
John Crichton. of Crichton. La.
testified that afterexhaustive expert
ments. that he would poison next
year il hr could get the poison.
Jack Fullilovr. Shreveport. La. :.
testified that he would not plant
cotton il he could not get the poison
to poison IL.
john Story. Westdale. la. testi-
fled thai poisoning ,iid.all the good
and gave numerous. instances Ia
prove IL under oath before he Crop
Pest Commission.
Andrew Luke. East Point. La.
testified that he had five acres of cot
ton ia low. black. stiff land. which
,in! na show a. form up to the time
it VAS knee high, the weevil being
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Near nea,n In Big Pond.

1t was thrilling experience to Mrs.
Ida boper to face death. FOR years
Severe lung trouble gavems intense SUI
fering.' she writes, "aud several times
nearly caused nay death. All remedies
failed and doctors said was incurahle.
Then DR.. Kings New Discovery brought
quick relief aud cure SO permanent
that | have not been troubled in. twelve
wears. Mrs. Soper lives In Big Pond.
Pa. u works wonders in coughs and
colds, asthma, croup. sore lungs. hemor-
rhag-s. lagrippe, wbooping cough and
all bronchial affections. soc and Sl,00.
Trial hottie free. Guaranteed BY all
druggists.
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NOTE.
One hux Of poisons. carefully com
pounded. enough for 10 acres ofyouna
cotton. and spray pump $l0-50retaii
Write for directions ana wholesale
prices.
DInstYrIuNs FOR USING MARsTON's
BOIL. wEEvIL DESTROYER.
Dissolv Z pound in one gallon oi
water. and stir IL well Tor shake IL
II IN clt,sed vt'ssel) every time before
filling the pump (nearly full as u
set tiles more TOR less: Gr take one al tho
compounded packages. with ounc-
eS each. price - cents retail. and put
il in one Of the IL pint pumps. used
by ne. nearly I'LL with water. shake
well aud keep il shook mp. ns direct
ell above. aud go To work. using
about half u stroke of pump one
time. into top of bud of the young
cotton az soon. or n little sooner,
than IL begins To bunch Ia take on
suiarps 1t j. better 10 he too soon
than too late. Usei ~ hours before
a rain. Ii washed uff use II again.
Sumrlllues one application IL enougi
To save whole crop. II there IL ne
- ~ l,nfher spray against tn,
wind. not with 1t.
Accustom thu. nands to Use The
pump a little W lille with water alunr
before the poison is put in. Keep the
pumps well CREASED To make theii'
work easy aud 10 keep the packin.
frnIn wearing ont. A child can us,'
the. pump One of the best hands il.
III L.. ,l,i
girl.
"A haild can go over from four Ia
six acres per day ensily. Their,
should be one pump Tor every work
ing man aud woman and child ~,
thu. plantation rs they only cost 90
retail. 80 that the poisoning can liz.
slosir ,,s fast. aud get done ;is soon.
as possible. or right after "a rain. ii
YOU have any doubts about how 10
/. work. write. conietor send some one
to see me. II the winter has been
very mild | think il advisable To run
over ami spray the cotton forty
eight hours before IL t. chopped out.
This is The safest plan anyhow. be-
cause the rains may interfere later.
aud BECAUSE some of The laying weev-
lis MAY have ceased To eat and drink
Tipu spray again later as needed.
| give the hoIl weevil no chance
IL will ,Io little good TO spray after
the rottou has taken TN growi'
s,,siiips, hut il the cotton bas been
neglected don't hesitate IA do II. tP-
r.,r,Se il costs sn little. II any punr-
.tured squares should appear later.
l,y some few nf the wee,ils escaping.
thr,ngh careless work, pick them
aud any weevils which may lie seeu
aud hurn or Kill them.
...,sf. year in iftt hest p"iSone'' c"t.
tup nuf apinrtured square apfearrsi
until the 9th ui August. and ha'i the
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First Mondays in January. April. July and
October.
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SO bad in it; that 10y Mr.. Sims (men-
toned above) advice he poisoned il.
that IL took ON squares then bios
SONS. and that he made four bales
on the five acres. and that he had
some cotton on high. dry sand,
front river lan,. NOT poisoned. op
which he did not make enough 10
try tn pick. MIR. Sims confirms the
above.
| swore before the Crop Pest Com
mission with upfifled hand. hat on.
that | had made on both my Star
Point and Willow Grove plantations.
ON cotton we'll poisoned a bale per
acre. against like or better looking
cotton not poisoned making one
tenth to one-fourth bale per acre.
Maj Fred Step. of Alexandria, and
many other gentlemen FROM Luuisi
ana and Mississippi. saw this cotton
and testified To the above facts.
could fill a volume with these testi
nIonials. and in he face of these facts
the bats and the owls are taking our
country. When the Boil Weevil Con
vention, which met in Shreveport in
January. 1905, and turned me down
ton LOrdyD. put on file with W f.
Himself. al Shreveport. n prediction
of what has happened! now pre-
diet. in less than five years. that uli
der MHrstOn's plan to tight the boil
weevil the people will care no more
Cor 1t than The northern people do
for the potato bug. nor than TIN.
southern cotton planter does for the
caterpillar. which taught them how
to destroy in 1871. And don't Won
forget IL! Az | was writing this my
mail brings me the following:
washington. Jan. 6.-Disconray-
ing reports concerning the efforts to
staiup ont the bob weevil in the cot
ton growing regions of the MiSsis-
sippi delta was made to the House
Committee on Agriculture to-day by
DR.. q. l.. Howard of the bureau ~
entomology i'm the department Of
agriculture. He said that owing L.,
the china tic conditions there, the in
sect muItiplies with such rapi,.ity
that the methods OF eradication
which had proven a success in Texas
had not been successful in he delta"
"Goodhye katie!' | knew il WAS
coming. DR.. Howard. Dr. Hunter
aud the Crop Pest Commissions of
Louisiana have logged me all over
Texas aud Louisiana.
Now go TO work and poison your
cotton and whip the weevil and cot
ton will come into its own again.
As soon as | get money enough |
" i'll put il up and insure the work
Yours truly. B. w. MARsToN,
East Point. La.
L. S.-A man who goes mp against
the boil weevil. without being pre-
pared to fight il. needs a guardian.
With a rainy spring and summer AMI
few ants. cultural methods is u fall
ure. Ar,iis x Co. are my agents in
Shreveport. La. MANSION
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School Board Meets
First Saturdays in January, April. July and
October.
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Ward Officials.
WARD ONE

Police Juror--J. W. DUNCAN, Prest. Colfax
Member School Board--J. H: McNEELY. .Colfax
Magistrate--J. q. .Colfax
" CARNA HA Y Colfax
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L. S.-A man who goes mp against
the boil weevil. without being pre-
pared to fight il. needs a guardian.
With a rainy spring and summer and
few ants. cultural methods is u fall
ure. Ar,iis x Co. are my agents in
Shreveport. La. MARsToN
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Trespass Notice.

No hunting allowed ON the Rock
Island plantation under extreme
penalty of the law.
MRS. l.. MCNEELY.
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District Officials.

Senator-R. W. OGLESBY................ .Winnheld
Judge-W. F. BIACKMAN Alexandria
District Attorney. r. HUNTER Alexandria
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If you are in
business and you
want to make
more money you
will read every
word we have to
say. Are you
spending your
money for adj
vertising in hap
hazard fashion
o.. &c .r<.o1o1
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w anted: viii. horse and ian"

Ky in zach community. salary 81 to
$40 per day. to take Orders from
owners of farms. orchards and home
gardens. Asplen,lid opportunity for
farmers Sous. also truth tree aud
sewing machine agents. to make a
business connection which Will be-
come more profitable each year. All
tireSs Z. o. Box lit. Yuuhg-. island.
south Carolina. ja23-3in
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Mayor. p. KELSOE.
Aldermen. A. WILLIAMS, Secretary and
Treasurer: c. N. CARNAHAN. A. NJ LEsAGE.
G. H. MCKNIGHT. J. W. O'oUINN.
Marshal-w. d. IRWIN.
Council meets the first Tuesday night in every
month.
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Parish Officials.

u " WARNER. School Superintendent and Sec
rotary Of School Board. Pollock.
]. b. ROBERTS, Clerk Police Jury, Colfax.
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Illeut NORTHUMBERLAND IsaMbHEMONI-,
Secty. OF State-JNO. T. MICHEL.......of Orleans
Auditor-PAUL CAPDEvEILLE....-.-.of Orleans
Atty. Generai-WALTERG UION....... Of Orleans
Registrar Land Ofiice--F. J. GRACE of Iberville
Supt Schools-THOS. o. HARRIS ...............
....of East Baton Rouge
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Court Meet,

First Mondays In February, April. June. Octo-
Der and December.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
SAY man ADMITS
ARSON CHARGE
Baltimore Detectives Arrest
DeIawarean Following Fire
at Church Hill

A special dispatch from Centreville.
Nd, TO the Baltimore Sun, dated No
vember 10. says:
As q result OF the efforts Of Col.
Thomas J. Ewell. State Fire Marshal.
and Detective John Kratz. both OF
Baltimore. Benjamin T. HurloclS. a
young white man, was incarcerated In
Centreville Jail and several hours later
confessed to having burned the two
buildings at Church Hill, this county,
Octaber 81. In which a creamery, the
property OF the Smyrna Creamery
Company. and a dwelling belonging 70
Miss Kate Riggin, were destroyed.
The detectives discovered that Mr..
Hurloclg, who is a resident Of Black
ston's Cross Roads. Delaware. who has
been employed in conducting the
creamery, had had the creamery in
sured. making the policy payable 20
himself in case of fire. They then
interviewed Miss Riggin, whose prop
erty adjoined the creamery previous TO
the FIRE, and she said HurlocA had re-
peatedly asked her 60 have her prop
erty insured. as the creamery might
burn down at any time.
They finally traced out a complete
route Of his travelling the night OF the
FIRE and the day following They dis
covered that he was in Delaware and
decided that only strategy would place
him within their grasp. as the Mary
land-Deiaware line prevented them
from making the arrest without the
help OF the Delaware officials.
Hurlock. who was staying at the
home Of his father. Isaac Hurlock. re-
ceivcd as he supposed a notice from
an insurance messenger asking that
he meet the Justice Of the peace IN
Church Hill 10 settle the insurance
claims. He readily fell into the de.
tectives' trap and was escorted e
/ Centreville by them.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
Farmers in That Hundred
Warn GunnerS off Their
Properties

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 1l-New Castle
hundred farmers are determined that
they shall have some consideration from
Outsiders. During former years gunners
from an sections mock through this hun.
dred and the farmers get but little chance
to obtain any OF the game found on their
farms. Last year the gnners were not
satisfied with the rabbits and Qunll, but
they killed chickens. No gunners Will 10
allowed on the farms this year.
The degree team OF the A. Q. II. CamO
here last evening and conferred dosreos
on class OF ten candidates for Divi ion
No. 3. The young men were given the
fuil quota OF goods. Following the militia
ton and degrees a social hour was sgont
In the second story Of the X. OF P hall
where refreshments were served. Sew
cral addresses were made.
Mrs. Joseph Conold left this morning.
accompanied by Mrs. Moore. to attond
the meeting Of the woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society at Port Deposit Mrs.
Browne, Of Wilmington, who has been
president OF the society fer over twenty
years, viii refuse TO be a candidate for
reelection.
The Rev Il. Y. Moore went 70 Milford
this morning with the remains OF Mra
Jones. Mrs Jones was the mother OF Mrs
Ingram, OF Fifth street. Her son-.n-lav
Is confined TO his home threatened witt
typhoid fever. Much sympathy has beer
oppressed for Mrs. 1nsram who accom-
panied the remains OF. her mother for IN
terment while her husband is under thi
doctors care.
City Council viii be asked TO have tn
open gutter at Sixth and Delaware street.
cleaned and the piles OF refuse haulei
away.
The fact that the trolley company doc
not make the repairs at that point cause
the rain to wash dirt and leaves into tn
gutter.
Arrangements are now under way 70
bal1es, Huppcrs and entertainments by IA
various churches Of the town.
{ Residents would like TO see the Clip
e House reopenod. The appearance of q
b city is not improved by the hotel he'll
2 closed.
Gunners arc yet bagglng many snipe.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
ST. LAWRENCE KNIGHTS
ELECT OFFICERS

The annual meeting and election Of Of
hcors OF the knights Of 81. Lawrence
was held last evening. A comittee OF
three composed OF John d. Kelly, John
J. Mullin and i. r. Mcguire. was APP
pointed to confer with the representatives.
O fthe various Catholic Societies relative
to erecting a shack at the Delaware Anti
tuberculosis sanitarium "Iiope Farm"
The following officers were elected:
Chief Knight Sylvester Healy; deputy
chief knight, James Taylor; knight hnan-
cial secretary. Hugh Boettger; knight re-
cording secretary, Captain Charles O'Con-
ner. and knight treasurer, j. Jerome
Smith.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
CHALLENGE FROM
N. q. pANFoRTH


n. B. Danforth IS seeking the worst
case of dyspepsia or constipation in
Wilmington or vicinity 10 test DR..
Howard's new specific for the cure Of
those diseases.
So confident is he that this remark
abel medicine will effect a lasting cure
in short time, that he offers to re-
fund the money should IL not be sue
cessful.
In order TO secure the quickest pos
sible introduction n. b. Danforth will
sell a regular fifty cent package OF
this medicine at half price. 25 cents.
This specific OF DR. Howard's will
cure sick headache. dizzy feelings. con-
stipation, dyspepsia and all forms OF
malaria and liver trouble. It does not
simply give relief FOR a time; it makes
permanent and complete cures.
1t viii regulate the bowels, tone VI
the whole intestinal tract, give you an
appetite. make food taste good and
digest well. and increase vigor.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
ELEVATOR WEIGHT
HITS YOUNG MANS HEAD

Arthur Redihan, aged 20 years. en-
ployed at the warehouse Of f. Blum
enthal and Company, at the foot of
orange street. was seriously injured
today when an elevator weight fell
and struck him on teh head and neck.
The Phoenix ambulance removed the
injured man to the Delaware Hospital
and from that institution he was taken
to the private hospital OF Mrs. r. A.
Walters at No. 211 West street, by in
struction frof Mrs. Walters. Mrs. Wal
ters is an aunt Of the Young man.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
sHFRrFF,s SALES.

shERlFFSs SNLESBY VfRTTE oF 4
writ OF I.evari Faclas 70 me directed,
VIII be exposed &C. Public Sale AZ the
Court House. 90 Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle County,
Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY
THE i4lH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1909,
at 10 O'clock a. M,
the following described real estate. vizi
All that certain lot, piece or parcel or
land, situate In the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid bounded and described as FOL
lows, to-wit.
Beginnlng at a corner formed by the
intersection of the northerly sido of Firth
street. and the casterly side or clayton
street; thence northerly along said aide
of Clayton street. eighty feet 20 stake
thence eastcrly parallel with Fifth street
sevcnty-hve feet to a stake; thence south-
erly parallel with clayton street, eighty
feet TO the aforesaid northerly side OF
Firth street. and thence thereby wester-
". seventy-hve feet 10 the place Of be-
eining, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken IN execution A. the
property OF Michael Newell and Lizzie r.
Newell, his wife, mortgagors. and to bo
sold by
CHARLES II. LIPP1NcoTT.
sherins ONCE, Wilmington. Del,
Novmhef 8. 1904 Nov. a13.16.1S.2O23
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

-
(, FCfAT. NOTICE-THE ATTENTION
> OF an citizens IS respectfully called 70
the following laws, concerning Sabbath
Observance az c9ntgalaaeo giae pneo in iasws ess u
CHAPTER CNNNL
Section i.-If any person shaii pertolian
any worldly employment ihnor; OF pvsi- Isl
ness on tho Sabbath day works or ne
nesitv and charity excepted he shall be
fined four dollars, and on iaiiure 70 peS
such fine and costs, shall pe lnpT4sSA0u
not exceeding twenty-four hours.
oTf anv carrier. peddler. WAGNER, OF
driver OF any public stage or carriage,
or any carter. butcher or drover, Win
his horse pack, wagon, stage, carriage,
cart or drove. shall travel or drive. upon
tbe Sabbath dav. or n any retailer OF
goods shall expose the same 70 safe On
The Sabbath; ne shaii pc rnea eiens ~. ~ a9,5
costs. shall be imprisoned not eNceeulne
twenty-four hours Any Justice OF the
peace may stop any slch person 50 trae- ,.t.-
eNing on the Sabbath. and detain MN
III any person shall be guilty of FISH
ing. fowiinN. horse racing cock urnrns
or hunting game on the Sahoath dav ne
shall he fined four dollars and on failure
10 nav such fine and costs. shall be I'M
nr'eoned as aforesaid
"Tf anv nunhe~ Or persons @nau ea
serlhie 70 game nlav. ~ dance on th'
Sal.-afh dav. and shall en~7ge or assist
In such me NAV or dance. everv sroi
person shall be fined four dollars AM
on failure to pay such fine ana costs
shall be Imprisoned as aforesaid.
ANY Justice OF the peace Of the coun
tv shal have jurisdiction ana cognizanc
OF the offences mentioned IN this sec
ton"
CONSTANTS having been received b.
this societv that the above laws are ne
i,o- violated notice e hereby given th1
hereafter. 81 violations ~ low hrourh
10 the Attention ~ this Society. viii ,
vi~o-ouslv prosecuted anc warrants WI
be sworn ort sra'net those who conunu
70 Violate the same.
nv crfer ~ the board - directcrs.
THE 7 AW AND ORDER SOCIETY.
] NTntn-t r-0f
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
TWO SHOT BY A
BANK ROBBER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW ALBANY, Ind. Nov u.-A
young white man entered the Merchants
National Bank at Pearl and Main streets
shortly after II o'clock. and after order
ing everybody to throw up their hands,
began shooting.
Cashier ]. Hungary Fawsett was kill
ed almost instantly.
President J. X. Woodward was shot
several times and badly wounded. The
murderer made his escape. but was cap
tured at the river bank. He had come
from Louisville in an automobile.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
UNABLE TO SEND
FOR BROTHERS. BODY

Just what Coroner Gaynor viii DO with
thesbody Of man who committed suicide
by jumping in front OF a train several
days ago, he docs not know. a letter has
been received from n. Mckee. of Alle-
eheLy, Pa. a brother Of the man, for
wfcm he left a note. which lottgr set
forth that tho dead man must be his
brother but he is financially unable to
send FOR the body. The name Of the 9d
mau IS not given in the letter.
Unless further instructions are received.
the body will be inferred ia the c3u'dy
II rying ground
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
BIDDERS FOR FORT
LIGHTING EQUIPMENT

Bids we're opened by Lieutenant y. A.
Stockton, IT., the constructing quarter
master at Fort DUPONT for furnishing and
erecting all tho poles. wires. axturos. etc,
NECESSARY 20 NJ out tho post in the mat
ter Of lighting It by electricity. The pro-
posals were by items, as follows:
Item 1.--Wirins certain buildings. in
staning Watt meters and furnishing and
installing all fixtures in same and other
buildings already wired for electric light
ing.
Item 2-Constructing primary, secon-
dary. service, transmission and street
! light lines, furnishing and installing
cut-outs and street lamp brackets and in
stalllng transformers.
Item S.--Furnishing and delivering all
Watt meters and transformers and furn-
ishing and installing all Tungsten lamps
and all apparatus in basement OF build
ing No. 80.
The bidders soine OF whom bid on only
part OF the work, and their bids were.
T. e. Newbery Electric Co.. 81. Louis,
40. item 1, SIiss. item, ?, ss,2o5; item.
8. s2s5a.
NJ. B. Foster Electric Co., New York
city, item l.. $3.50; item 9. 1924; item 3,
$500.
r. f. Moore Co. wilmington, Del. item
l. $780, with Gem lamps. and $500. with
out Gem lamps.
McCay Engineering Co.. Baltimore, Nd,
item ], s5.s75; item p $500; item 3. $3.50
il awarded all the work would deduct S2cC
from item 1 and 500 from item 3.
Carroll Electric Co, Washington, d. c..
item /. 800
J. Il. Buchanan Co., Philadelphia, item
, 1, s9,7S7; item 2 $3.50; item 3, S2,525.
ID Oller Engineering Co., Philadelphia
itom1, sioS5Q, item 2. S2ss. item 3, S935l
WIN accept all three items for Sl9,965, o
b items 1 and for Sl6,9h.
a. D. Granger Co, New YORK city
item /. s5,o73, item ?. s5.69i, item 3, s2,775
VIII accept all three items for $l3,1es
or items / and FOR Si0,45l.
H. C. Clark, Delaware city. item ]
so6s5, item Q Sl0,437. item 9, S2.759.
West Jersey Electrical and Construc
tion Co., Camden. n. J.. item /. ss15
item 2, s9leo item 9, Ss,7N. II awarde
all work will make discount OF pc
cent on items ] and 2.
strang Electric Co, Philadelphia. itei
4. sI7ei. item ?. se.sls item 3. ss.2i3.
Z Westinghouse Electric and Manufac
turing Co. e. Pittsburg. Pa, item 3 onl,
500.
The lowest bids we're those OF A.
q Granger Co.. at 45i. for items an
consolidated. and Westinghouse Ele'
trio Manufacturing Co. for item 8 &
Sl.4so.
The contract for furnishing the currer
by the American Power Co. from tn
plant at New Castle has already bee
signed. and it Is hoped to have the list
= on IN three months.