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DepaTtamento del Interior
DE PUERTO RICO.
ANUNCIO DE ARRENDAMI ENTO

San Juan, P R., Octubre II, 1909
Por ell presente Sc solicitan propos
clones para el arrendamiento de la
sguientes parcelas de terreno en- i
Municipalidad de San Juan:
| LOTE No. 8, (Sal 81 puedes.) Su
perfcie 1870 metros cuadrados, Co
lin da por ell Norte con Ia via de ],
American Railroad Co.; por el Est
con terrenos de la Reserva Naval
por ell Oeste con la muralla de IL au-
tigua "a. Linea de fortifcaciones; J
por el Sur con manglares y ell mar
Actualmente ocupado por varias per
sonas. Tasado en- sS,527.50
LOTE No, 5, (Hoyo F1io.) Su
perfcie 1880 metros cuadrados Co
linda por ell Norte con la via del fe
rrocarril , terrenos de R. Gambia; POI
81 Este con la antigua "a, Lipea de
forti6caciones; por Ell Oeste con el Lo
te No. s; por el Sur CON manglares de
Ia bahia. Actualnente ocupado poi
varias personas. Tasado en 1895. 90
LOTE No s, (Hoyo Frio) Su-
perfGe 1875 metros cuadrados. Co
linda por el Norte con la via del fe-
rrocarril; por el Este con el Iote No
5; por el Oeste con ell Lote No. 7; por
el Sur con manglares de Ia bahia. Ac-
tualmente ocupado por varias perso-
mas. Tasado en- $6,75200
SOLAR "a" Super6cie 1870
metros cuadrados. Colinda al N rte
con Ia calle de San Agustin; al Ests
con una calle sin nombre; al Oeste
con terrenos de Aniceto Miranda; al
Sur con el Ferrocarril. ESisten ac-
tualmente tres casas enclavadas en-
dicho solar. Tasado en- S35,340.00.
SOLAR sob. Superfcie 1,164
metros cuadrados. Colinda al Norte
con la calle de San Agustin; al Este
con ell Solar No. 50-A, del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico; al Oeste con una calle
sin nombre; al Sur con el ferrocarril.
Tasado en- s2,32s.00.
SOLAR No. 81. euperficie 1.103
metros cuadrados. Colinda al Norte
con la calle de San Agustin; al Este
con un callej6n sin nombre; al Oests
con r. Gambia y al Sur con el terro-
carril. Tasado en- $2,2O6.00.
Sc admitiran proposiciones hasta
las 10 de la maflana del dia II de
Noviembre de 1909, las cuales debe-
ran ser dirigidas al Comisionado del
Interior.
Ell termino del arrendamiento sera
de Is ahos, para los solares "A',
"5O-B" y mo. 81. Para los Los te
Nos. 8, 5y s, el ttrmino sera de 3
ai1os.
No Sc admitira proposition a'guna
que baje del 10 de la tasacion.
El arrendatario tendra derecho i
desalojar a los ocupantes de cualquier
terreno 81 10 estima conveniente, sien
do por su cuenta toda accion judicial
Las mejoras que Sc hagan en- los
terrenos, quedaran 4 beneficio del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, 81 no son reti-
radas 4 los 60 dias despues del venci-
do el coutrato.
Tn plano de estas parcelas, puede
verse en- la Division de Terrenos Pd-
blicos del Departamento del Interior.
FL Comisionado del Interior Sc re
serva ell derecho de rechazar cualquie-
ra todas las proposicones.
L. II. GR1HAME, Ccmisionado
del | Interior. No ].
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Sombreros de Europa.

ia Ninfa" el establccimiento ia
vorecido por la gente de gusto, tiene
el mas esplendido surtido de obic-
tos de novedad. En- sombreros, ulti-
mas noredades dc Europa, de mode
los clegantfsimos y fnisima pajilla
Y feltro, hay existencia verdade-
ramente recomendable. Trajes de
lanilla blanca Sc renueva el surtido
en- todos los correos. Todo que el que
desec un traje de lanilla blanca u
ma camisa de fantasia, J un sombre-
ro de ultima novedad europea, debe
hacerle una vista al conocido dueilo
de La Ninfa" y que dara compla-
cido en- cuanto a classes, calidad y ba
ratura. Hay para todos las fortunas
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Sc descubren habi-
taciOnes IacusIres.

En- las inme,.i.r .r 81
mo V sObre una ,le -su
rio Netter. sc han
cayaciOnes. enconi
neiros de profundis
litaciones iacustrcS.
- caicuia que est: a
p,lad he cuatro mil aTlos-
In esas habitacioneS
IA raicsrea que las cubr
.esrubierto utensiiios, fruit
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IN MAY0RD0MO.

Tn mayordomo con larga practi-
ca en- cl cultivo de la "cana." desea
colocarse al trente de una colonia. Y
al ctccto cuenia con las referencias
que SC descen. Para informes csts
Administration A y en- Vega -baia, don
Arturo Guerra Aeosta.
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1ibu|aciones
de una faniia
Sc dice que Ortiz, conocido por
"El Colorado" ha sido fusila-
do en- Santo Domingo.

Sc ha acercado esta redaccion
la seilora Maria Rivera acompanada
de su hija Providencia RESIDENCES en-
el Callejon del hospital ndmero s,
en- solicitud de informes acerca de la
suerte de su esposo Jacinto Ortiz
Maisonet, conocido por El colorado,
que desde ell 4 de julio Sc ausente
para la vecina isla de Santo
Domingo.
La inquisitiva de dicha sehora e
hiia obedece a insistentes rumores
que desde hace algunos dias corren
por la ciudad de que el expresado
Ortiz ha sido fusllado ell domingo
"a del corriente en- Santo Domingo
en- causa que Sc lie seguia por supues
to asesinato de un sdbdito aleman.
Nosotros dudamos de la veracldad
de dicha noticia por que los diarlos
de aquel pals negados ditlmamente
& esta ciudad NADIA dlcen a este
respecto.
En- ell correo que seguramente es
tara en- este puerto manana proeeden
te de aquella capital podrelnos ente
rarnos & informar a la familla Ortiz,
de la suerte de su deudo.
-Ha regresado de la isla el lnspec :.
tor de Sandal del distrito Norte DR.
Gutierrez Ortiz que visito varlas po
blaciones en- asuntos del servlcio.
"A las II a. m. de aver tomo puer
to el vapor correo de Estados UNI
dos.
-Esta noche a las 9 p. m. Sc efec
tuo I'm concerto en- ell salon de
muestras de los Sres. Sanches Mo
rales Compahia de esta cludad,
Hoy estuvo en- su oficina, resta
blecido de la dolencla que lie aquelo
aver el gobernador interlno Sr. Ward
La toma de possession del nuevo
gobernador Sc hara el dfa 6 de los co
rrientes, en- vez del 5 como Sc habla
anunciado.
-Suena para un alto cargo en- el
gobierno insular de la lsla ell Sr. Jhon
Wilson, que desempeno hace algun
tempo la administration de la com
pahia de carros eiectrlcos y Sc dedl
ca ahora a la agriculture en- una lin
ca de pihas en- Bayamon.
Aver de manana estuvieron en- la
Mansion Ejecutiva los Sres. Proctor,
DR.. Barbosa, Luis Sanchez Morales
v De Lima. La conferencia del Dr.
Barbosa con el Sr. Ward fue larga y
el Sr. Sanchez Morales estuvo unos
20 minutes con el gobernador lnte
rino. El Sr. Proctor parece que Tue
q tratar de los festeios para la toma
de possession del Sr. Cotton.
Sc indica para un alto puesto en-
la magistratura federal en- 2. Rico
el actual juez de la Corte de dlstrl
to de Mayaguez Lido. Schoenrrlch.
Ell iuez Schoenrrich hace muchos
amos que reside en- el pals y merece
el mejor concepto publico por su
conducta particular y publlca.
Sc informa que el conductor del
CARO- electrico que choc6 ante ano-
che con el coche de la familla Ges-
terra, es el mismo del desgraclado IN
cidente que ocurrio hace aigun
tempo con la familia del Sr. San
chez Morales.
Los Sres. Ramon Siaca Pacheco
actual secretario inferno de I. nc
fiscal Campillo y segundo lefe de Ia
policia insular Sr. Names han sldo
designados por el gobernador inter-
no para invcstigar una denuncla he
cha en- Arecibo contra el jefc de dis
trito de Ia policia lnfluiar en- aqne
LA ciudad. Fl martes pr6Nlmo sal
dram para dicha poblaci6n los EXPIRE
sados sehores.
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CORONAS FUNEBRES.

El PARIS BAZAR ha reci
bido un gran surtido de coro
mas ftlnebres de flores artifi.
ciales y de biscuit, cruces, CO.
razones, liras y muchos ador.
nos mas, propios para cemen'
terios. Sus precios muy limi.
tados.
Pedro Giusti. FortGleza 27.
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Anuncie Vd. con cIdHdad
Y eIegancia.

Ell anunco artlstico bonito 10 lee todo ell mundo
Anuncos orlados Cch6s especalmene preparados para
cambar per6dcamente parte del exo para balances de
bancos istas coercales modelos para ocinas ayunta
mientos alcadlas, juzgados etc. Avse usted LA CO.
tendra mas amplios informes.
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Condenados a 8
amos de prision

Scfs'a,la para aver IA imposition
dc prn 4 Ia.iau Sricr. dcciaraIo
autor '.c m hmaici.Iin vuiunrario.
el iuez Gli .cimpus0 y a1"- ic rcr,,r
SION.
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A los C0mercidnfes
8 DeCim0S.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece ! los anuncian
tes gran varedad de tipos eslos para anuncios
Anuncos adornadosCch6s de esereopia que mantengan
sempre mpo perfeco anuncio-Cliches de plana en-
tera especales para anuncios grandes para hoas
tas-Fijese las ediciones de "LA CORRESPONDENT.
CA En- elias vera sucesvas muestras modelos de
anuncios
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)In esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 uuintal.
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L|hEAFERREA DEL OESTE,

ltinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara 4 regir desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre dc 1909.
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COMl[Es[RCHAlL,'' 7
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR


ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
vspor cubano JuYa de Habana y
escalas
Vapor americana Harry Luckembak
de N York.
DE LA 1SLA
NINGUNO
DEsPAcHADos
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Vapor americana Philadelphia para
Curacao
PARA LA IsLA
NINOUN0
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Orlean descargando
Eslker Ann descargando
Electra id
Harry Luckembak id
AOv1MIENTo DE CAB0TAJE
Opevaciones en puertos.
Luisito Vieuues
Carmen Fajardo
Maria Artau Vieoues
Perla id
Petra Humacao
BuQUEs CUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Vapor EspahoI Buenos Aires estarl
aquf procedente de Espana el 81 CO.
rTiente
Consig. S. Ezquiaga
Vapor americana Moro Castle Saldr6
de New York ell | . Noviembre y re-
calar& ell 5.
Consig.: The N Y. P. R. S. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Coamo Saldr4 para
New York ell 3 entrante,
Cousig. The N. S. P. R. s. s. Ca.
Feleros de u hseo "Benne''
Ooleta americana John J. Corwell Sc
pondra la carga en- New York ell is
actual para San Juan Arroyo
Consig; S Ezouiaga
Goleta americana E Star Jones saldrA
de N York para esta cl ~ Noviembre
Consig: S Ezquiaga
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Wales ENTRAORDINARIOS.
I15 9.15 1880
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In esta Imprenta Sc vende IaPel
Iie peri16icOs viejos i 50 quinuL
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&C A M B | 0 s.
Londres-s 4.87 tas4S8 L.
N. York II J p. Up.
Paris rs 3p. I'D.
Hambu go-4 p. I'D.
Espafia-11i. % D.
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DidS ipStiIus.

salida de la captaly Bayamon simultan.ament.
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Goleta americana E Star Jones saldrA
de N York para esta cl II Noviembre
Consig: S Ezquiaga
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Feleros de u hneo "Benne,
Ooleta americana John J.. Corwell Sc
pondra a la carga en- New York ell is
actual para San Juan Arroyo
Consig: S Ezquiaga
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
REAL ESTATE For

TsoR SALE-i0 ACRE TiSACT-NlcE
clay-three 800 Erick kllns and all
necessary plant and buildings for a rood
brick plant All IN AL condition. =. g.
.. siding Water reservoir.
CHARLES c. KURTH,
101i Market Street,
Opposite Court House.l aug25- -w-s-tt
WE'VE GOT IT. WE'LL GET 1T
ON 1T rs Nor TO BE HAD
Collecting OF Rents a Speciality.
q. II. HAYDEN. successor 70
Hayden a Vail.
Both rhoncs Tenth aud Monroe Sts.
afi-t te.-u
SURE WAY TO NAME MONEY.
Becaura u has the location for buai-
ness. No 90 Tatnali street. lot 2Sxs5 n.
and 1895 n. large open house. Wcl
built n rooms, baths. Possession any
time. CHARLES &. KURTZ.
I6il Market Street
topnorilo Court louae, is-t.t.s.-:.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
RACE HORSES
AT THE GARRICK
"The Futurity Winner" Brings
Two Carloads Of Scenery
Here

"The Futu-ity Winner" a thrilling and
spectacular production earring two car
loads OF special scenery and effects. In
euding four thoroughbred racing horses.
heads the list OF attractions at the Car
rick the week commencing Monday next.
Joseph Hart has yet to produce an act
that quite equals this great race track
sketch, and Garrick audiences are very
fortunate In being able TO see Il just az
this time when MT Hart has more dc-
mands for the attractions from the larger
cities than he can nh.
Jack Connolly and Margaret webb. IN
Twisted OPERA" The Five Maxims, IN an
original girl act: Louis Chovaller q
Company IN Lucky LIAR" Winfield
Douglass and tho Moscop Sisters IN mu.
sical comedy; Laroso and Lagusta, wire
experts; Wallace Calvin. the card won
der; the picture machine, and as a spe-
cial feature Frank White and Lew Sim
mons, two Of Americas Oldest and bosl
known minstrels in a typical minstrel
feature.
Here Is a bill that unquestionably pre-.
sents an excellent class Of vaudeville
There is variety. as well as quality ir
its makeup. The house announces that
the evening performance Monday will
commence az o'clock TO enable those whS
desire TO see the parade and then tak'
In tho show.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
An Eveninn Company.

An enjoyable evening was spent al
the home Of Miss Florence Hartzei
No. T33 South Harrison street, on
Thursday evening. The time spent I'm
playing games and music. Plano
selections were given by Miss Mary
Benson. Grace Hikens, Mrs. John Col
lins and Baynard Young and Miss
Florence Hartzei. Prizes were award
ed to Miss Grace Aikens and William
p. Vandegrift. The decorations We're
green and red. with autumn leaves.
Guests were invited to the dining room
where refreshments were served. Those
present were. Misses Rena Stewart
Bertha Thompson, Reba Hanna, Mary
Benson, Edith King. Watson Mahan.
John S. Hanna, Baynard Young. OF
Newport; Miss Grace Aikens. Nellie
Long, Anna Ryan. Elsie Collins, Cert
rude Collins. Florence Hartzel. Helen
Vandegrift. Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. l..
]. vandegrift. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hartsel. Raymond Cunningham, John
Sullivan. Charles Edwards, William
Richards, William Hartzel, David
Hartzel. John Vandegrift, William
Vandegrift and others.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
NEWARK

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Oct 30-Thc young ladies
OF the Mission Circle Of the Presbyterian
Church. gave a pleasant entertainment
last evening in the lecture room. The
exercises consisted OF o drama, "a
Luncheon in the Suburbs" which was
enjoyed by the large audience present
white Clay Church women gave de-
r ntrsl poultry supper last evening, in
the basement Of the church.
...s. lsanella Harrar died at her home.
a short distance north Of town. yester-
day. She was In her sith year. Flu
neral will take place Monday. with In
terment In Kemb'e vile Cemetery.
The annual meeting Of the Association
for the Detection OF Thieves and the Re
covery Of stolen Property. win. be held
his afternoon IN The Council chamhe OF
the Town House.
Nearly cue nunored new books have
been added 70 the Town Library. TIE
women Of the New-Century Club are
working hard TO keep the library the
best.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
LOLA YBERRI'S
UNUSUAL DANCE

In the engagement OF Lola Yberri
and Mabel Taylor, Opera House
patrons have been favored with an at
traction that takes front rank in the
line Of singing and dancing classics.
Admirers OF the once famous Car
mencita recognise in Miss Yberri many
OF the qualities which made her artis-
tic dancing so allurlng, and still she
gives TO every movement a personal
quality that differentiates II from other
dancers. Miss Yberris Spanish dance
is especially effective. and no higher
praise can be accorded to her than that
she gives fun expression 20 the strange
beauty that belongs 60 the Peninsula.
The stage setting used and the dazzling
costumes worn by the dancer make Il
a very pretentlous number. The vocal
work OF Miss Taylor is superb and has
created a furore at nearly every per-
formance. Her pleasing personality
lends additional charm and fascination
10 her excellent singing. Acts like that
offered by Yberri and Taylor arc all
too rare in vaudeville, and Il may be
said that these two artists will find a
cordial welcome awaiting them when
ever they may have the opportunity
70 return 10 Wilmington.
The enjoyable program, which gracet
the Opera House stage Thursday ano
Friday, and won the appreciation OF
large audiences. viii be seen for the
last two times this evening and all in
dications point to record-breakng at
tendance.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
DRFSSM

MS n STEEL. No. sos WEST
AVA Fourth street, Wilmington. Del
teacher IN practical dressmaking Glasses
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays from.
10 u a. m. to p. M. Z TO 10
p. m School opens October 18th. 1909. at
a. m. Terms reasonable. O4-lmo.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTOR.
7 {. STUDENTS.
Special instructor, now on duty
every Tuesday and Friday evenings. az
Wilmington Study Rooms COS Market St.
End fioor). Il W. BUSH.
Octq-lmo. Manager
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
TALKS COME FAST
AS CAMPAIGN ENDS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct 30--A report that
mass meeting planned at Madison
Square Garden for tonight at which Jus
tice Gaynor. the Tammany candidate
was to speak, has been called of, Is de-
MED at Tammany Hall. Charles Murphy
declares that no meeting was arranged
for. The manager Of the Madison Square
Garden declares that on September H..
the hall was engaged for a political meet
Ing tonight He cannot remember who
engaged the hall or who was to speak but
understood Il was for Gaynor. IL Is de-
clared that on that date $500 was paid and
that later $500 was paid for the hall. He
says that Il has the money and Will al
low the parties who hired It TO use It
tonight. but that no arrangements have
ben made for any meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
Social and
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McDermott have
returned from a visit 20 friends at Ed
dystonc.
Harry Esrey Of Chester, has been vis-
iting relatives and friends here.
NJ y. Fahey OF Chester. was recent
guest OF local friends
James S. Campbell was a recent guest
Of friends at Georgetown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pyle OF Elan. Is the
guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer and three
sons, Of Bethel. have been the guests OF
Wilmington friends.
William Lennox OF Chester, Is visiting
friends IN this city.
William Glatts OF Upland spent Thurs
day with friends here.
4. e. Cartmel was a recent visitor
70 Bethel
Mrs. Annie Hunter has been visiting
friends at Boothwyn.
Miss Frances OslSlns OF Philadelphia
IS visiting relatives IN this city.
George Butler spent part OF the week
IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter
Elizabeth, have returned from Ports
mouth. n. II.
Miss Hanna NJ. Kirk OF Rising Sun. has
been visiting friends IN Philadelphia and
this city.
George T.. Salisbury has been spend
ing several days with friends az Downing
town.
Joseph Young was a recent visitor a
Downingtown.
Frank Rupert and Donald Kaiser. o
Georgetown. have been visiting Whining
I ton friends.
J Morris Grubb. or the Joseph Stoecki
Brewing Company. IS ill OF gastrus.
Frank d. Thatcher has returned from
/ three-mouths' trip TO the Pacific coast
He is now spending his vacation at Nor
I folk Va.
Paul Layaeld Of Fell n. has been Wis
iting his brother. Harry r. Layheld o
this city.
c. NJ Touchstone Of Prospect Park, wa
a recent visitor here.
T. +. Lewis OF Ridley Park, visite
friends hero this week.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
Mocoy-Wyatt.

Miss Maud wyatt OF Georgetown.
and Walter c. Mccoy of this city. were
married on Wednesday at noon, IN St.
Johns NJ Il. Church. near Georgetown
by the Rev. G. s. Thomas. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Lizzie
wyatt as bridesmaid. and Mabel Dom
ovan Of Elkton. Nd, as maid Of honor.
Miss Charlotte Lynch and Miss Olive
Brittingham were flower girls.
John Mccoy of State Road, acted as
best man. Stephen Hudson. Goldey
Dodd. james Wyatt, Paul. Joseph and
John Veasey acted as ushers. Miss
Ida Simpler played the wedding march.
After the marriage the bridal party
boarded the 2.10 train for trip TO Nj
agara Falls and other points north.
on their return Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy
will live in Wilmington. Mr.. Mccoy
Is an engineer on the Delaware diyi-
sion Of the p, 3. and w. r. Il.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
BISHOPS TO TALK
OF MISSION WORK

The annual meeting Of the missionary
council Of the third department Of the
Episcopal Church IN the United States
will start IN the Trinity Epicopal Church,
Washington. ON November 10. Sixteen
bishops OF the church, including Bishop
+. j. Kinsman, representing eleven do
ceses with nearly 100 official delegates,
will attend this convention. which viii
consider carefully the missionary prob
lens Of the church and tine means for
raising necessary funds.
The third department includes the do
cesos within the States OF Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland. Virginia, West Nir-
einia, aud the diocese Of Washington.
The council IS purely an advisory body
TO the general. board Of missions con-
cerning missionary matters within the
department. but its recommendations al
ways prevail On the evening OF mo-
venber 10 O mass meeting will be held
IN Continental Hall, at which some OF
the ablest speakers in the church VIII
make addresses.
Evening journal., 1909-10-30

" salary $500 20 3iiQ0. No 'layode"
mon education sufficient Candidates
prepared FREQ, Write immedlately fer
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WANTED-RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
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ed free Write Immediately for full pai-
ncuplars; tRANkLLIN INarITuTE. Dept.
a FEW YEARS SPENT IN THE NAVY
"a are years OF valuable eXpenience hHh-
ts Of regularity are formed. Healthy
sponslhility develop auickness and self
reliance. Many large employers prefer
cause more capable ana oficisnt.
Young men with mechanical know
ledge have greater opportunities. They
master their trade instead OF being mere
% TO recruiting once and learn about
es Of the service to save money. the
n hours OF duty. cruises. sports. promotion.
Ssiduaiiiv Win be- Developed. not sup
. pressed in the Navy. Ask any one ~
: : 'Nf Nrns Navy sssxs.s in Post one
= 1-IIis ,.,,--' "a 5.iI
appearance Of a biueiacket ADpiv n,
Navy Recruiting once. NJ h. corner
, Fourth and Market Wilmington. Del
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! HELP WANTFD-FFMALE
WANTED COOKS. cifHMBERMAfDs.
/ w house girls help for the country.
GERMAN INTELLIsG5lENScE, OFFICE;
sept2a-imo-e Oh.
XHTANTEp-GfRL FOR GENERAL
w housework with references
MRS. Arthur w. SPRuANcE,
nrfn0-1I f4nd TnunaVlvania avenue
BUYERS GUIDE
or WILMINGTON
Dependable Houses. shor BY Pnons.
Z TAINTED Z, ,sroRE tlxIuREs
w I'd hand :si:ss' .ss;s::. !: s;..s.j ;..il '.'
w "a Orange ST. Rocnne. speutinv ana
Heating. Metal and congestion roofing.
hot AZ heating and ypsSntllatins pSuiss Rspslr-
:, ARCHITECTS aNp E:.GiNeEKS.
Y. J.. RICE. JR.. CO.. UDc)
Architects and Engineers. SIS Market Ar.
% years ~ active practice erings 70 our
and construction, and We warrant our
p work correct in all respects
, MILK, CREAM AND GUTTER.
s. ~. RIDGWAT. 80 u. sth et.,
. Wholesale and Retail dealer Ia MIR,
Cream and Butter.
I Manufacturers OF Ice Cream and Snow
: Flake Both Phones
d2-m w.s.-1y.
eAl<FRY.
Ask your Grocer FOR MAYERe q BLUE
Label. BREAD. Tnsures a square deal
and an honest Loaf
KARL MAYER.
East Side Baker 9Th and Poplar Sta
d2-m w.s.-ly
i an WEDpiNG INyiTATIoNsa {i5e UP
/ sept30-e. .d.-tf.
ROOMS FOR RENT
- h.flf Nut itAAfE ST.
" Philadelphia Rooms. nc. 35c. Soc
nflfT On onlv enf-"-iv
1 FRONT ROOM FOR LADY OR GEN-
temen. with or without board;
Evening journal., 1909-10-30
BIG INCREASE In
BANK CLEARINGS

The bank clearings for the week and
also for the month just ending. show
a big increase compared with the cor-
responding periods OF last year. Dur
ing the week the ciearings reached the
sum OF S1,4sO,245. compared with
S1,05s,33s for the corresponding week
Of last year.
The increase in the clearings for the
month over that Of October last year,
amounted TO more than on million dol
lars. This month the clearings reached
S6,952.777, compared with S5,4S6,62s in
the corresponding month last year.