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Evening journal., 1909-11-04
''DRY" LAW TAKES
ALABAMA FUNDS

MONTGOMERY Ala, Nov. with
the Treasury so badly depleted that
money must be borrowed 10 pay the No
vember expenses the real effect Of the
loss of liquor permits is beginning to be
felt in Alabama. Fifty thousand dollars
will Dc needed at once, and before the end
OF the year nearly 100000 must be OBJ
tanned or debts will be deferred TO the
collection of taxes early next year.
The Legislature was lavish in expendi-
ture. increasing salaries and anotments
in almost every avenue of State control.
This was at the regular session and did
not take into account loss OF liquor IL
conses. which resulted from the adoption
Of state wide prohibition at a special ses-
sion several months later
The Governor can borrow under the law
only SS000O0 while the deficit will run 70
practically three times that amount. AZ
the same time there is talk that the prac-
tice of paying expenses from all funds
may be stopped. on probable ruling that
taxes collected for old soldiers and
schools can be used for no other purpose.
For the $4,000 borrowed interest Of 81
per cent is paid. Governor Conner says he
viii meet the emergency when It arrives
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
BONES OF MIDDIES
TO AID SCIENCE

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. 4.-Word has
been received at the Naval Academy that
midshipmen viii shortly be allowed to
offer radiograph pictures OF their joints
as a contribution to science. An order Is
about TO be issued by the Navy Depart
ment that there shall be a thorough test
Of "Kotch's system" for the determining
Of ages by means Of radiograph pictures
Of the ends OF bones. the midshipmen be-
ing used as subjects.
1t is explained that there is a portion
OF the ends Of bones known as "eplpthy-
ses" which in youth are held to the body
by cartilaginous substance only. but In
adults become part OF the bone.
II is asserted by the founder Of the sys-
tenn that photographs OF the end Of the
bone offer an almost accurate method OF
determining age. Statistics which it is
thought will be useful In enforcing child
labor laws and detecting fraudulent en-
listments. are to be gathered by the ex-
animation Of the midshipmen.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
MUSICIANS HEAR
THE ANGEL VOICE
Local Critics Interested
in the Girl Now Singing
at Opera House

Tho Girl with the Angel Voice-the
public knows no other name, and the
stage title best suits her-is uudoubted-
ly the most talked about vocalist who
has appeared IN Wilmington for long
time, and her retention here by the
Biiou Circuit Company ON tho Opera
House bill for the remainder of the
week viii vastly please the public and
can not fail to make "a number Of new
friends for the house.
There is every reason why the Girl
should be talked about. Hers is a voice
which was so remarkable that Il caused
the famous Calvo to tell her 20 go
upon the stage. that she had the voice,
the physique and tho temperament to
become great. Critics in the larger
cities have been OF the same opinio,. as
the people who have heard her here,
that her voice is of wonderful quality.
The singer IS always natural There
are no tricks OF showmanship 20 win
applause. She sings because she likes
10 sing. and the applause OF the audi
ence Is no moro pleasing 20 her than
is tho rendition OF the song itself.
Local musicians who have heard her
here have expressed the warmost COM
mendatlon and It is expected that
musicians viii be strongly represented
at the theatre during the remainder
OF tho engagement.
In the remainder Of tho bill The
Magnani Family and Musical BARRIERS
VIII no doubt manage 70 extract
/ laughs and applause from the audience
while they extract some exceptionally
/ good music from various unique musl-
| cal instruments. IL is a novelty OF
/ the most interesting order ana pleas.
| ing character. Armstrong and Ashton
| The Soubrette and the Boy have tn,
/ kind of act which Is particularly pleas
Ing to Wilmington people when wei
given. There is plenty Of good sing
ing and some comedy conversation
Alexis and schall viii be watched will
| interest con account of the peculia
| combination which they have made n
their act. Comedy oontortion, singinl
and dancing seldom go together Ell
wood. Perry and Downing, in ~ Foo
and His Money" will contribute con
siderable toward the comedy Of IN
program and at tho same timo furnis
the necessary dramatic end. Thes
people are players OF ability. and th
piece Is a good comedy playlot. Their
viii be the usual Offering Of new NOV
ing pictures.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
STANDING ROOM
AT THE AVENUE

Standing Room only" was the sign
displayed at the Avenue Theatre last
evening, where "The House of a Thou
sand Candles" is being presented by
the Conness and Edwards Stock Co.
This play of mystery is winning the
approval of the theatregoers and moth
ing but words of praise have beer
heard from those who have seen it
The company is fast gaining a re-
putation here I'm Wilmington "a.
a stock company able TO handle any
production TO the satisfaction Of IN,
most seasoned first nighter.
The play for next week. "Divorcons.'
is now in preparation and a rea
comedy treat Is in store. This is q
subtle comedy from the pen Of sardou
which had a long run in New Yorl
city in which Grace George made one
of her greatest hits.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
CITIZENS OPPOSE TEARING
UP OF NEWLY PAVED STREET

People living In the Tenth ward are
making unfavorable comments because
the Wilmington Gas Company was al
lowed TO tear up the newly laid bitulithic
pavement in Jackson street, between
second and Third streets. The new street
was only recently paved.
When reporter for THE EVENING
JOURNAL inquired Of Street Commits
sioner Frank W. Pierson to-day the rca-
son for tearing up the street so soon after
it was paved, the official said that the
gas company claimed that the city's
steam roller had burst a gas main and
the gas was leaking into tho houses in
that thoroughfare. Mr.. Pierson said the
break needed immediate attention and for
that reason the company was permitted
10 tear up the street. Mr.. Pierson said
that the street would be none the worse
after being patched.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
GOAT ROUTS ST.
PAUL POLICE
~ INC 30. Leased speeIal ~.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
ST. PAUL, Nov 4-The Central Po-
lice Station and all Of the brave blue
coats therein were held up early today
by Rocky mountain goat.
The huge animal was apparently not
In good humor when he trotted through
the door of the station. All the police
men from the night captain down trot-
ted out the back door. The goat frol-
licked about the station and then. find
ing itself i'm sole possession OF head
quarters. made a charge upstairs tc
the cell rooms. IT "treed' the iailoi
and began bucking it's horns agains
the iron bars of the cells. This arous
| ed the slumbcring "drunks" severe
Of whom began to think they sa,
things and shouted for help. It re
lquired the services. Of the barn force
the operators and surgeons and All 90
licemen handy to corral the goat an
drag it down stairs.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
10 WRITE RECORD OF
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES

A. r. Spaid, county superintendent
Of schools. spent a part Of this morning
I'm the Office of Clerk Of the Peace
Brown where he went over the record
books pertaining 20 the county school
districts. c. Candy Hopkins assisted
Mr.. Spaid in his research. 1t was
found that a record Of the school dis
tricts and boundaries had been partly
entered in a book many years ago.
but had never been finished
Mr.. Spaid viii appear before the
Levy Court at the next meeting and
urge that body to provide for the writ
ing mp OF all school district records
so that II any Of the original papers
which are now kept loose, are lost
there will be a duplicate record re-
naming.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
RECEIVERS SALE.
RECEIVERS SALE

BY virtue OF an order Of the Chan
cellor Of The state OF Delaware. made the
eighteenth day OF October. A. d., 1903
VIII be exposed 90 sale at Public Ven
due.
ON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1909
az 10 o'clock. A NJ,
at the ofilce Of the New Castle Water
Works Company, IN the city Of New
Castle.
OF the New Castle Water Works Com
pany as shown by the inventory filed
In the office of the Register IN Chan
Gerry for New Castle county, lncluding
the franchises of said company but ex,
ceptinE tho book accounts and credits.
Attendance viii be given and term,
made known by
JAMES q. SHAW. JR.,
Receivers.
Wilmington. Delaware. October 90. 1909
Oct ai-pof-1trEa
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
DEDICATE HYMNS
TO EPWORTH SINGERS

suecial honor has been conferred on
George Z. King and the Epworth
Church choir by two composers. VIII
NJ. S. Brown has just issued a beauti-
full anthem entitled. Songs of Praise
the Angels Sang" and has dedicated it
to the Epworth Church choir.
J. Lincoln Hall, the Philadelphia
composer. has published Songs Of the
Sunny South" a collection of popular
melodies interviewer. 1t is dedicated
to George T.. King, leader OF Ep-
worth Choir and his Epworth Chorus" "
Adam Geibel win shortly visit VIII
mington, and upon the occasion Of this
famous blind composers visit, Ep-
worth choir win give the initial per-
formancc.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
PROPOSALS

NJ Office OF SALE OF $4,000 WATER
~ Works bonds OF the city Of Whining
ton, Delaware. Scaled bids viii be received
by the Finance Committee OF The Council
Of Wilmington. Delaware. until ~ o'clock
NJ, on November nth. 1909, for the pur-
chase Of SlOO,0 200 bonds of the Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington TO be Issued for
the purposes and under the provisions of
Chapter li9. Volume "a. Laws OF Della
ware. Snio ondg are OF the denominn-
tion OF one Thousand Dollars each and
VIII bear interest at 4 per cent per an
mum, payable femi-anually on the hrst
days OF May and November. Bonds ma
ture without option OF prior redemption
Forty-hve Thousand dollars. Gi5.ooO),
November lst. 1923.
sixty Thousand dollars. seo,coo), Novem-
seventy Thousand dollars. ;7Ooo0. No
vembcr igt. 1925.
.Twenty-aye Thousand dollars G25.oo@
An bids must be enclosed IN sealed
envelopes and be endorsed Bids for th'
Purchase OF Wilmington Water WorSi
Bonds and delivered TO the undersign'
ed at the Office Of the Clerk Of Council
/ Wilmington. Delaware. on or belor,
/ twelve o'clock. noon, November iith, 1909
/ The right iH reserved 20 reject any an,
! an bids Each bid must be on the form
furnished by the city and must be ac
lcompaned by a certified check on som'
bank or trust company for two per cent
OF the amount OF the par value OF IN
contod as part OF the purchase price :
| lhe bidder is successful. and the sam
to be forfeited II the bidder falls 60 &C
ccpt and pay for bonds awarded. Ih
| successful bidder must pay for the bond
| November ls, 1902. before twelve o'cloc
noon, in the City Treasurers Ohice q
Wilmington. Delaware at which tim
said bonds viii be ready for delivery.
JAMES KANE,
RICHARD g. McMU LIEN
SAMUEL II. benson. JR.,
/ Finance Committee OF The Council or tf
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington
] nrfns- -nnrf
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
SCALP DISEASE
PUZZLED pOCTORS
Began with Little lmpIe - ltched
and Spread Till Whole Head was
Raw - Hair Fell Tut in Bunches
Suffered Three ears and Cure
Seemed ImpOssibI,.
IMMEDIATE RrLlEF AND
EASY CURE y CUTICURA

MY disease star ed with little pim-
pie on my head. i len it began 20 itch.
The more l would 7ratch the worse Il
grew until IL spreag all over my head.
So ! went to the 'ioctor. / continued
his treatment fore me time but. finding
no results, / decio q to change and try
some other remedy Little warts began
TO grow on my he "a. ] would wash u
every day but 10 " W as raw as piece ot
beef and my hair ommenced to fall out
IN bunches. So I hanged doctors. This
doctor prescribed wash and saive. My
head at this time vas 50 sore could not
touch IL. After .rying several doctors
and many pRten medicines. nothing
would cure it aud lost much time from
work.
Then decide TO 90 70 the hospital.
Several doctors sre called In 70 look az
II. and after SOME consultation they said
that had seborr aoea in its worst stage.
They began to 1 eat it but V improved
very slowly. Ft over three wears I was
. sufferer from his disease. | thought
oil hopes Of a permanent euro were inn
possible. A fricnd Of mine. upon seeing
The condition Of my head - which was
mass of running corruption asked
me II had tried the Cutioura Remedies.
] told him notl ng would do me any
good, but bein. very anxious 70 be
puned, ] decided to try them The FIRST
treatment wit Cuticura Soap. Olnt-
ment and Pills brought immediate re-
lief. My hair became alive and stopped
falling out, all the scale left and now ]
am perfectly well and have a fun head y
hair. I can truthfully say that II was
entirely due 20 the use n the Cuticura
Remedies and recommend them 90 o.
sufferers from any skin disease. Georg.
=. jefferson. 5lS Reed ST. phladel
phia. Pa. Jan e. 1909
Complete Erter raj sud Internal rftatmsnt iu
Erefp humor of nfants children and Adulta COO
gifu 10 Cutirurh soap fl5c 90 Cieant- ihr skin
CutIcura Olnfmc tioc 20 Hcal the Skin aud Cuti
ours Rasolvent 0c B. lor in the form oi rh1coau
Coated Pinf 25e lrr vial % SOD Purify she nlo'd
Sold throughout me world Potter Orua theui
Corp. Sole Props 1875 Columbus Ave. BOSTON Mass
- Mailed Pre- 32-ntrf cutenra Hook sn anthol
ity on the care skin aus Scale aud ths lfeatut n
II thcu DISEASED
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
wANrEn. 50 Men ANp WOMEN

n. b. Danforth the enterprising
druggist. is advertising today for fifty
men and women to take advantage OF
the special half price offer he is MAX
ing on DR.. Howard's celebrated spec
idc for the cure OF constipation and
dyspepsia. and get a fifty cent package
az half price. % cents.
So positive is he of the remarkable
power Of this specific TO cure these
diseases, as well as sick headaches and
liver troubles. that he agrees to refund
the money to any customer whom this
medicine does not quickly relieve and
cure.
With DR.. Howards' specific at hand,
you can cat what you want and have
no fear Of I'll consequences. Il strength
ems the stomach. gives perfect diges-
tion, regulates the bowels. creates an
appetite, and makes life worth the
living.
This is an unusual opportunity tc
obtain co doses Of the best medicine
ever made for half its regular price
with the personal guarantee Of a wei
known business man 10 refund tn,
money If It does not give satisfaction
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
Mr.. M'GREGOR TO BE
BOYS SECRETARY Y. M. C. A.

Glenn II. McGregor has resigned as
general secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at Frederick Nd,
to become secretary Of the Boys De-
partment OF the local Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.
McGregor will begin his work here on
January / and will succeed S. Leroy
Smith, resigned.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
T. P. O'CONNER IN
PHILADELPHIA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. At. r.
O'Connor. member of Parliament for
Liverpool and president of the United
Irish League of Great Britain, arrived
here to-day. He viii pass two days
in this city. appearing twice in public
at a reception at the Bellovue-Strat-
ford tonight, and before a mass meet
ing at the Academy OF Music to-mor-
row night.
The object Of his visit is 20 raise
funds for the coming home rule cam
paign in Parliament, and hopes 20 raise
a sum Of from $4,000 to 100000 in this
way.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
viii Hear craia Aruument.

In the Court Of General Sessions to-day
Deputy Attorney-General Wolcott an
nounced that he would at an early date
take up the argument on the demurrer
IN the case Of Richard Craig, accused Of
violating the election laws. one Of the
twelve cases against Craig will be tried
al this term, Mr.. Wolcott save.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
North pakota On TrIaI Trin.

ROCKLAND, Me. Nov. AFTER a
delay Of two days the American bat
tleship North Dakota, one OF the larg-
est battleships in the world began the
Standardization trials over the Rock
land course today. The trials planned
for today began with three runs over
the mile course at 10 knots speed fol-
lowed by three runs at 20 1-2 knots and
fve at top speed.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
AT the Bed Moon.

The use Of the views of the Red
Mems Fraternal Home taken on dedi.
cation day for the purpose OF illustrate
ing Home Sweet Home at the Red Moon
has made a decided hit and the little
theatre is crowded at each session.
The singing of the Lone Star Quartet
Is mnch enloVed
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
sboo.ino Duck in Chesapeake Bay.

Chieg Engineer John a. Kienle Of
the Water Department, is spending
this week shooting duck along the
Chesapeake Bay. Registrar Charles
McIntire is attending TO Mr.. Kienles
Office business and James /. Ferribee
IS looking after the engineering work
Of the department
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
No FIyina Maehine For Eiim.

It was reported today that Alfred
l. dupont who is an enthusiastic au-
tomobilist had become much interested
in aeronautics and had ordered an aero
plane flying machine. When Mr.. du-
Pont was asked il this was true he re-
piled Most certainly not"
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
-. Treea b RLndes.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BLADES. DEL Nov. 4-Leroy Long
fellow. manager Of the Carter. Webster
and COMPANY shirt factory, OF this place.
has purchased about one hundred Nor
vay maple trees which he viii donate 10
the town and which will be placed on
New street.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
Mr.. WeIls Didnt Iect,,r.

Miss Mabel James viii speak at the
West End Reading Rooms next We'd
nesday night. The Rev. IL. w. Wells.
OF st. Andrews Church was ia have
lecturcd last night. but he was un-
able TO be present.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
strest Elnhters Eined.

Charged with fighting with each other
at Front and Union streets, yesterday
Samuel Fisher and George jenkins. both
colored. were each fined $2 and costs
in City Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
wniued HearIna For court.

Ernest L. Squire and George W. Dor
sey, Jr., who are charged with using
the mails TO defraud the public waived
a hearing for Federal Court before
Magistrate Hastings yesterday after
noon. Their bond Of $4,000 each was
continued
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN TIE coURT or cHANcERT OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
willard G. Jackson.


IND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Willard g. Jackson.
VS..
New Castle Water Works Company.
AND NOW, TO-W1T. this eighteenth
day az October, A. D.. 1909. upon motion
OF john II. Rodney. Solicitor Tor Rich
ard $. Rodney and James c. Shaw. Jr,
Receivers OF tho New Castle Water
Works Company,
1T is ORDERED BY THE CHANCEI.-
LOR that all the known creditors OF the
said New Castle Water Works Company
DO notified to nle their claims with the
Register OF this Court duly verified. on
or before the eighth day OF November
A. d. 1909. and that a copy OF this no
tico be sent by mail 20 all Of the knowr
creditors OF the said New Castle Water
Works Company at their last known ad
dress or place OF business, and be pub
lished every other day Tor two week
Immediately preceding said date IN on
daily newspaper published IN tho Cit
Of Wilmington, IN said County.
Attest. Chanceilor
Joseph G. Jolis. Reg, c. c.
! Oct. .23-c cod-2wlys.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04

Dorchester gave go against the amend
ment and the majority in Baltimore
against It was over 1900
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
Bishop Kinsman at ST. Andrev's

Bishop Einsman will make an ad-
dress at the Girls Friendly Society SER
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
DRESsMAKING.

NJ STEEL. NO 6os WEST
M Fourth street. Wilmington, Del.
teacher in practical drcssmaking. Glasses
Mondays, Wednesdays ana irluaAs rom
p. M School opens October 18th. 1909, az
D n m. Terms reasonable Ot-lmo
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
EEoMS FOR REM


r lR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF, iao w.,
j or three rooms, second 1ooI 81, ~
nished or unfurnished. lDt5 Aa.i'e-'
In 1pT- az so7 AND SOC RACE ST..
pLiiedsinhiq. Rooms, &c, SOC, olc-
Gentlemen only ,,,,77,,
~.oP RENT-CONvENIENT THIRD
l. story FOR light housekeepinsi "iso
roSl,,s s,ni,s-st. ~ No. ll03 West seventh ST.
,zoP RENT - FURNISHED ROOM,
/ electric lights. heat, bath; Tor gem
tior,an only. Address W. this ONCE.
Nov3-3f.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
chnroh Club Dinner.

The Church Club Of Delaware will
give n dinner on Thursday evening,
November is. at o'clock at the Will
mington Country Club.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
DIVIDENDS.

A semi-aanual dividend At The rate ot
Four per cent per Annum has been declared
nd will be credited on DepOsilOrs' Books
on and after November isi
ROBERT D. KEMP.
Treasurer.
Nov2-12t
Evening journal., 1909-11-04

SPECIAL INSTRUCTOR.
7. q. 3 STUDENTS.
L Special instructor. now on duty
every Tuesday and Friday evenings, a
Wilmington Study Rooms. 6nS Market St
fend noorl. II. W. BUSH.
Oct9-Inlo Manager.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
Real EsTATE ZOE RrlIGT,

- 80 49, 49, 2 n 4 H Il - n Aal-fNf
FOR RENT
o,o Apartment. 4is Orange st., r. q
-aN lrcnCI etreuf, rnr0- rnr nnf n
Dwelling 6l9 Adams st., r. &B
Dwelling sOt Rrolme 50 "a L. e 81
Dweiliiing (w.eling S;S zSSS Delaware ave, is r a p
ilWeil ~ lNM t,nnfa al H. R q
dwelling 1906 Claymont St.. rooms.
ilWeilihk ~ Railroad Ave r. A
stable. 18Th ST.. bet .yeen Market and Or
engo SITS
Apply TO WILMINGTON TRUST &C
Tenth and MarFet SITS
FOR RENT-ABOUr NOVEMBER 25th.
apartment IN the Rosalind 6i5 JEFF
ierson street, five rooms. bath and store
room, heat, hot water and every con-
Ncnience. Apply 10 MAX EPHRAIM.
Octls-tf. No. West Fourth ST.
FOR RENr-APAl.TMENT ~ Co
loiial," ifth AMI Market Sts. Cen
trai Convenient Comfortable.
jN-m,t.tf
Z OR RENr-i8S UNION STREET AND
d2l Springer street. eight rooms and
bath. b02 and 63l Springer street. aif
rooms and hath; also a few six room
apartments IN tho same ucighborhood.
Nov4-tf 2i0l West Sixteenth street.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04

largest assortment OF harness in the city.
all kinds. Anyone having horses or goods
20 SELL this is the place 70 bring them
and get the cash for them. This Is lne
not as represented. bring them back and
1 viii refund your money.
W. II. kLAIR
Ns-3t No 303 West Eighth streeI.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
HELP WANTFp-MALE

-
w Salary $500 20 $500. No "iayofs''
Examination IN Wilmington soon. COM
prepared , ireo. Write immediateiy re- fs
full particulars. FRANKLIN iNS1I-
TuTE, Depart f2-G. Rochester. n. Y.
octf-imo.
WANTED-RAILwAY MAIL CLERKS.
" salary $500 % $500. No "layoffs." Ex-
education Sufficient Candidates prepar-
ed free. Write immediately for full pat-
uculars FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept
A9-S'' Rochester. n y. oetll-imo-
POYs WANTED-MUsT RE OYER i6
~ Novi-tf LlPPfNCOrr y CO.
WANTED-BOY FOR ELEVATOR
of age. Give reference. Address G-l0.
evening journal Onice. Newest
XxyANTED-BOYs FOR PAINT SHOP
W H. WENNlNGER s. son.
Nov8-3t. Front and iustison ST..
WANTED-BOY OVER rs YEARS IN
W machine shop. A. T.. IlENDEREks
Noyi-2t Maryland Ave and neceh 81:
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
| INEXPERIENCED OPERATORS AND
- learners on all branches of men
shirt making Steady work, good pay.
southeast corner Fifth and French sts.
w ANTED-WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
w houaowork IN country. can u. y
/ a. phone 2ipS-A. Noy.2-3t
| WANTED & GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseworll. $. y. Cor, Eighth and
Bennett streets Nov3-3t
II XkTANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR
w general houscwork. Appiy
Nov3-3t No. 1915 w. Ninth 81.
VT ANTED g COMPETENT WOMAN
w for general houacvork Small ram
. lny. references required A
r Nov.a-2t no. lel2 hoane4 ~:
A. / WANTED ~ GIRL FOR GENERA
/ w homework. with references. -.
h. MRS. ARTHUR W. SPRuANCE
10 Nov.3-3t. iiod pennsylvania aNene
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
FOP SALE
pIIRIIC SAIFS

-------------.~---e.-e--.,l
DCBL1C SALE AT <LAIRS BA-
1 zaar on Saturday. November s. 1909,
at ] o'clock.
A big auction sale Of fifty horses. all
kinds and description. Some extra good
business horses. The largest and finest
assortment OF blankets IN the city.
Blankets OF all kinds. we also have a
fine lot of wagons. all kinds and descrin-
tion: the finest that can be had. The
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
Help WANTED-FEMALE

OPERATORS AND
II learners on all branches of men .
shirt making. Steady work. good pay.
AN new latest type machines. Apply
southeast corner Fifth and French SITS.
Nnu f-lf
Evening journal., 1909-11-04

XHTANTED-BOY FOR ELEVATOR
w operator. Must bo over is years
OF age Give reference. Address G-lo.
Evening Journal oniee. Nov2-St