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DO YOU want part Of 10 n 50 sell us
your household goods, furniture. carpets,
stoves. etc. We positively pay the highest
price OF any dealers. Esumatcs OF en-
tire contents OF houses or Just few
pieces Let us show you what we are
willing TO give you in cash.
STiDHAM G. SON
III East Fourth st.
d. and a. phoik 5s5 Drop Postal
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LOST AND FOuND


T OST-GOtD WATCH FOB WITH
u initials ir. S. ID. on charm. Reward
if left nt 1909 Franklin ST. j7-u
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TABLE BOARD.

BOARDING AND TABLE BOARD,
y So9 West 1th st d19-lm-eod
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sTrDHAM s SON. Auets.
ID. and Phone $50. Established lno1.
NJ OTTcE-ANNfTAI MEETING

NJ OTICE-ANNUAL MEETING
AN6ccWity Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
Wilmington, Del. jan z. 1903
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of this company. for the election OF di-
rectors and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meet
Ing will be held az the onice OF the
company. No. $40 Market street, ON Tues
day. January 10 1909. between the hours
Of and 4 o'clock p. m.
L. SCOTT TOWNSEND.
aauror
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RECEIVERS SALE.
ID ECEIVER' S SALE OF
II REAL, ESTAT i


BY virtue OF an order Of the Court OF
Chancery Of the State OF Delaware, IN
and for New Castle County viii be ex-
posed 10 sale al public Yendue,
ON THURSDAY. January "a 1909.
az 2 o'clock =. NJ
on the premises. No. 20S West Fourth
street. IN the city OF Wilmington,
All the Real Estate known as No 20S
West Fourth street. and the personal
property Of tho Wilmington and Bran
dvwine Leather Company, consisting Of
the factory with an the tools and iN-
lures lately used by the said company
IA the manufacture OF morocco.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known by
WILLIAM r. LYMAN.
Receiver or The Wilmington and Brandy
wine Leather Company.
or by ROBERT TT. RICHARDS. Esquire.
His solicitor.
Attest Joseph c. Jolls.
Registersin Chancery.
Wilmington, Delaware, January 2, 1909.
j9-i0t
Evening journal., 1909-01-18
RAkERY.

Ask your Grocer for MAYER's BLUE
LABEL BREAD. Insures a square deal
and an honest loaf.
KARL MAYER,
Eost Side Baker, 9th ana POPLAR Sta
d2-eo.d.1y.
Evening journal., 1909-01-18

Supplied What Was Missing.
His language was not polished,
His ways we're not refined,
But he was worth a million.
So no one seemed to mind.
Evening journal., 1909-01-18
CLEANERS. DYERS.

MOTH INSuRANCE-The moth thrives
on the spots which you leave on your
clothing. For nominal amount you can
have them renovated and returned fresh
with every appearance of being new
Mackenzies. Cleaners. Dyers, 500 Shipley
street 102 w. Seventh street d2-e.o.d.-ly
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ROOMS FOR REM

n fRARD-So5. s07 AND 500 RACE sT..
" Philadelphia Rooms. 25c. Soc. Soc.
Gentlemen only. ally
FOR REMITTANCE ROOM. SUITA-
for Offices. Apply No Saf Market ST.
i7-1m.
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HELP WANTEp--MALE


VANTED-ABLE BODIED MEN Be
W tween ages 10 and % for IT, 5. Ma
rine Corps. Must be native born or
have hrst papers Excellent opportunity
10 see the world. Good pay. Clothing.
rations, quarters. medical attention free.
Apply az u. S. Marine Corps Recruiting
Office, Post once Building, Wilrins-
ton. Del II
NANTED--BuTCHE WHO UNDER-
w stands buying and cutting meat.
Reference required Apply 921 kelin
St. Chester Pa. j12
\A7ANTED-i0 YOUNG MEN OUT OF
w work. who would like to start IN
business. We pay freight and trans
portauon charges. extend credit in fact
aid you IN every particular Our line
shows handsome profit, Is we'll known
For fun particulars, address o., Evening
Journal ONCE ji5-st
p AlLWAY MAIL CLERKS ARE
~ wanted. Examination IN Whining
ton May 18th: Particulars free. Write
now. SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL FOR
NAIL SERVICE, Springfield. Mass
ils-12t
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IMpnRThNT NOTICE

We are prepared 10 CAL sales Of Real
Estate stocks and Bonds, personal prop
erty in city or country Farm sales, our
rates are lower this year than ever. See
us about your sale and get our prices.
a years OF public service is satisfactory
guarantee.
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nPRiNT cRAvED"


III Ns--- - --@ ~
Address included. also choice OF 25 styles
OF print Craving and different Size
cards. OSCAR Is. SHARP a CO..
d19-1y Si2 King st.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

NHTANTED-ExP NURSE
w wants places FOR confinement cases
Address NURSE. Journal ONCE. ji6-3t
NATANTEp-GIRILA ABOUT IL on ID TO
care for child. 22i King St.
iis-2t.
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REAL FSTATE FOR SALE


FOR SALE or RENT 4 LARGE
business property, fronting on Fourth
street. Fifth street. and Pennsylvania /
railroad Freight Yards elevated siding,
large stable once ana Store = room sgn' ''i Ths
entire property over 5000 square feet.
ground surface Is under roof Immediate
son. co. 200 East Fourth street. dif-tf
FOR SALE OR RriNTL25-ACRE
farm. situated about one mile from
oessstN9h : rooms. barn, outbuilding and
GEO. T BARL0W, stanton. Del js-in
+ OR SALE.
a nice lot, ripe for n building oper-
alton. In a fine location East side OF
Rodney street and south OF pennsyi-
wanna avenue. 100 feet front VIII sell
reasonable CHARLES {. KuRTz,
FOR SALE
New medlum-prlced roomed houses
on Rodney street, above 9th ST. Location
and surroundings OF the best. hign
ground. fine Views. built on square plan
with WidO fronts, large pantry, Kitchen
and extra shed-kitchen. roomy closets
ial bathroom effects and many other
features. open and lignted Monday and
Ihursday evenings and Sunday after
terms. We viii negotiate } isS per- cent. erlt
mortgage and give easy terms Tor the
balance. Why not let your rent money
buy a home?
"A. B. STANTON.
dl7-m. tn. 3. 7o7 shlpley St
FOR SALE
A very desirable residence on the
west side. near 9th and Adams streets.
liaa " rooms and bath, front and back
porchcs, steam heat severed. electric
lighting throughout, All modern conven-
iences and IN splendid condition. Price
right. For fun particulars see
DlNSMORE & CO,
103 West Eighth 81.
FOR SALE OR RENT-sToRE AND
dwelling. Situated at Summit
given at once. Apply TO SAMUEL Al.
I RlCHS. Glasgow. Del jl6-imo
! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
lVITANTED Z T.. STORE Dsg n5,. SiAIyss} I15 ,.ii
wv I'd hand cheaper, sas.D.. be. o.e.a.sS :s., our
furniture ~ SHAs' .as pdnI,S hgsFoeS s,,ss,,
A BARGAIN. IT SOLD BEFORE FEB
! - ruury /. No / West Eleventh street.
10 rooms and bath, porch, new plumb
ing, newly papered and painted. In per
/ feet condition. now vacant
GIBBONS & MOORE.
llS-at-eod Fllth and Shlpley Ste
ROOMS FOR RENT
/ r fRARD-So5. s07 AND 500 RACE sr,
" philadelphia. Rooms. 25c. Sbc. SOC
Gentlemen only. ALLY
EOR RENT-LARGE ROOM. SUITA.
bic for lodge purposes: also rooms
Evening journal., 1909-01-18
REAL EsTATE-WANTED

WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small place from one to five acres,
on trolley lines. State cash price and
character of improvements, IN any.
FORD REAL ESTATE CO.
Jl5-eod-6t Ford Bldg.
Evening journal., 1909-01-18

Z OR RENT
JANUARY 18TH.
lao Rroome ST., n rooms.
d26 w. 9Th ST., S rooms
rooms
VIZ Maryland Ave. rooms.
laN and 1877 Linden ST.. rooms
lu3i Lowering Ave, rooms.
eO2 and 20i Gray Ave. rooms
23l6-lS and 2625 w 18th St rooms.
i02-i0i and IN Tatnall St
1913 Church St. s rooms.
llGi ~. 18th St. 6 rooms
Country residences and farms near city.
ohccs stores and business places.
Get March 25th list at office.
o. @. GOOpEN.
Real Estate. Insurance. $50 Market Sc.
Both Phones.
FOR RENT-FOUR NEW TWO-sTORY
houses on Maryland avenue and
South Van Buren, street. Six rooms and
bath Cement cellara. Every modern
Improvement Rent Slf-per month. Key
az sol South Van Buron street.
JULIAN q. WALKER. Attorney. SIS
5i9 Ford Building, Wilmington. Del
iiS-lmo.eod.
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EIoRIsT-

GEORGE FOUNTAIN, Store SO hing
rect. Greenhouses, Brandywine Hun
ired Plants. Cut Flowers, Floral De-
siens and Decorating a Specially Orders
promptly attended to. Both Phones.
d2-e.o.d.1y.
Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.
ALL KINDS Of Watch and Jewelry re-
nairing. All work guaranteed and at
Tended to promptly. Both phones
JOSEPH KERN.
Ieweler. 7l9 Market ST.. End noor.
DE n Il =
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ApplyDelaWare TruStCO.

EOR RENr-FARM ABOUT i2o ACRES
IN good state cultivation. Situate on
81. Georges Road about half mile from
Delaware Clty.Known as Ashhurst Farm.
Possession March 25. 1909 Apply r. Z.
AsHHURST, 225 South Sixth ST.. Phila-
dephia. Pa. jia-1s-is
Evening journal., 1909-01-18
MILK CREAM AND BUTTER.
LADIES' TAILOR.
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

E. L. Rice, Jr. Architect and Civil En-
gineer. H. +. Sanville. Electrical and Con-
structive Engineer. K. L. RICE. JR
COMPANY. Ofiices SIS Market St, VIII
mincfon, Del, no Girard Trust Bldg,
PIN siphia. Pa. d2-eo.d.iy
Evening journal., 1909-01-18
anSINFSS OPPORTUNITIES

A BARGAIN. IT SOLD BEFORE FEB
n ruary !. No. l West Eleventh street.
10 rooms and bath. porch. new plumb
ing. newly papered and painted IN per-
feet condition. now vacant
GIBBONS g MOORE.
jlS-3t-eod Firth and Shiplcy SITS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-04-27

see1ningly imcCssi BILE task, he held to
it with the doggedness of a Southern
warrior; and now, 10, he has lived To
see the day of triumph. l was re-
minded of Sauls burning words to
Elynas when an incident was related
10 me as | once set off for the interior
Of China without Interpreter or mill
tary escort. The parting counsel Of
my missionary friend was, "ReI7em-
Der that the Chinese cannot swim: and
also that if you either thrash or make
ridiculous the 1eade OF 8 mob, the
tcrpcr Of the latter Will at once
change
Tho story told il illustration concern
another friend of mine. a man OF the
miIdest ordinarily. He was
conducting services in a Chinese street
chapel, and a native preacher was
sreaking, when a gang Of rutflans at
tempted to break up the meeting.
They We're headed by a huge fellow
Of considerable daring, and they made
straight for the speaker. The mission
airy, bidding the native pastor to con-
tinue his preaching no matter what
hannened. suddenly darted down from
the platform as the roWdy neared it.
seized the latter by the scruff Of the
neck, ran him down the aisle through
his amazed comrades, and literally
kicked HIM out the door. In Chinese
fashion,, the mob was so amused at
the sudden turn Of events that they
allowed the meetings to proceed with
out molestatiOn hereafter. SauIS
course n the case of the sorcerer re-
inforced the wise mans counse
"Boldness, yet more boldness, and
ever boldness."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-04-27
A BOOK OF VISION.
Terse Comments Upon the Christian
EEdeayOr Topic Tor May =. Life
Lessons for Ne From the Book OF
Isaiah" I~a. &: 10.

-
Ancient IsraaIs saer1 were men Of
far vision They saw tba inner mean
of the mast. thav saw dpaDly into
+ba baart 1T men. ANA thay saw i'm
tbn dim f,7+1lra . better daZ- for he
friands ~ 5aho1ah ana for an man
kind. Of these great teachers the
chief was isaiah. whose writings are
a,non2 rhr vorldts masterpieces Of
1i+oratllre. I'm any ace Isaiah would
Ia .anL-al a. , araa+ writer. Rut 10
nlnira+ion ~ ! man consumed ~
M re1iaioYs in7nllIsa.
literature caches its HIGHEST form
when il sneak4 10 the. deepest reItgi0us
jnoa,1.as
=
TIL oraatest author is he \ has
caroh+ he 1aarast vision of the per
nanan+ spiritua! yerities.
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f,ca. ar5 a. lIoe,- man. tba+ oa[a
%;n9 his Eala paseasead Of q MESA a
and he ability 10 mems
baarino he coiild shane the.r thinking
ao,,,liro. :, I'll. ,,ir
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a. mine i tbat i ianlo cno-
WINS :
= rThU vrr;+a far ,aana1, -, fan,a
~ avnn lace worthy natives ana ca
tbair works Fails To shaw ~ divine
Ere Of insniration r * whom man
ara copc,,n3ad Inv . do,,i,a+,o nm
aaco .ha. 49,. ara5,aa ~ raHn7 ~ 49,
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da1 Ha ranCaiyaa of ms social -
..!goa ~ - 49,
80 aa,aoa ana ..laa aaaao
cbdnId naia, 800 nan 81 o,ld = ~
a,om 1900 aaaon aa.anaa :.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-04-27

land that are not really used 6. &.
The sensual man considers ,,,..
and art, and literature, PERTAINS
he does not consider the one r14.
best worth considering, namely 49,
Ology Go: 12l.
What a man is in his own arz.
I've counts; let him learn to &
himself with the eyes of God 6: 2-I
Whenever men are in perplex:-.
let them raise the ancient cry .~
the law and to the testimony" 6. 20.
What q little glirn1ner of light r..
v~ouchsafed to Isaiah, and YET
would call it q great light GO:
Eight elements in the WOnGer..
name Of Christ. BY how manr ..
these names has our heart ~learnaz r.
cali him? g.: 60.
Even the Wisest man is only a ta-.
in the hands of God. and the NOR
tool. the wiser and better he .
Go: 49,.
A little child is to lead in the day ..
the Lord, because the innocent chill.
heart is the true type of that k.r--
dom I'll: 60.
The wells OF salvation are dean ami,
unfalling; we are not draWing frgr
them unless we are joyous az: 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-04-27
THE LIVE.

THE International Sunday School Hes
son Tor May , is paul EiIsi Mis-
sfonaiy Journey Cyprus Acts
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-04-27
'NALLE1 VIEW POULTRY

Rose II S. c. Rhode Island r.,
White WyaniOttes. Good 1',0~,
at reasonable prices. ''tF
Eggs S1.OO per 10: S1.15 no,
S2.45 per so. '''
j. d. CLICK, Proprietor.
iSo"'e l. Dayton. IA.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

physicians of
various schools
Of m e dicine,
when, as a last
resource, m Y
lifeA being in
greatest A n d
imminent dan
ger fro m a
mortal disease.
] applied to
you. You cured
me with your
Chinese Herb
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
MUSIC GRAVE AND
GAY BY THE BAND
Innes' Concert Organization to
be Heard at Idora Park

Admirers of Frederick Neil Innes and
his band and soloistss have but eight
days more in which to enjoy the splen-
did concerts being given afternoon and
night at Idora park. Today will be
the next to the last Sunday of the
famous New York organization at Oak
lands pleasure gardens. 1t will be
ise rare treats in programs composed
of numbers taken from all styles and
schools of music.
Innes' own merry skit based upon
the Merry Widow waltz will lead
the offerings of the lighter vein. 1t
will present the popular melody first,
written by Lehar, and then as 1t
might have been treated had Haydn,
Verdi. some unnamed ragtimer, or the
immortal Wagner given it itsinception
Still other numbers of the lighter type
will be Herberts American fantasy,
THE Glow Worm; the "Siamese Pa
troll" and Innes' own Gloria Wash
ington," and Love Is King. An un-
usual offering to be played today for
the first time in band arrangement will
be the intermezzo from Mascagnis
'L'Amico Fritz" The remaining pro-
grammed numbers include the largo and
scherzo from Dvorak's symphony, The
New World; Liszts fourteenth Hun
garian rhapsody, Scenes from the VAL
kyries," concluding with the famous
ride; Lumbyes Dream Pictures; |;
Tschaikowsky's celebrated 1872 over
ture; scenes from "Tannhauser"; the
overture from Weber's fairy opera,
"Oberon," and two numbers for reeds
and strings, Sweet and Low" and "On
Tiptoe."
Virginia Listemann, one OF the finest
lyric sopranos ever brought to the
coast, and whose gowns and personality
make her work alike delightful to the
eye and ear, will give two numbers,
the Bach-Gounod Ave Marie" and
Saint Saens' MY Heart at Thy Voice" "
DR. H. J. Williams, whose harp solos
have become a distinctive feature of
the Innes engagement, will play fan
tasy composed of Welsh folk songs and
a transcription of Walters prize song
from "The Mastersingers." Aerialists
and circus performers will offer enter
tainment during the, concert intermis-
siens.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
GUARDIAN NAMED
| FOR ]. c. DUNPHY
Sister Jennie Wins Petition to
Have Her Brother Declared
an Incompetent
Suit for Annulment of Marriage
With "Dodie" Valencia Will
Now Be Pressed

James Clay Dunphy, the wealthy son
of the pioneer cattle rancher. William
Dunphy, must henceforth go to his
was declared mentally incompetent by
Judge Trout yesterday and Miss Dun
ply was named guardian of his estate
and person with bond of $4,000.
Dunphy, who when sober is a man
of intelligence and considerable charm
of manner realized that his addiction to
drink untitled him to take care of him
self and his property, and informed
the court he was willing that his sis
ter should be appointed his guardian.
The only objection to this course be-
ing pursued came from his latest wife,
'Dodie" ia-Baird-Dunphy, who
through, her attorneys, Timothy J.
Lyons and A. E. Harwood, contested
the petition with desperation.
Dunphy filed suit shortly after the
drunken marriage to "Dodie'' for an
nulment of the union, but later, when
again under the infiuence of his wife,
he dismissed the suit. 1t is claimed
by Perry Evans and J. A. Meredith.
attorneys for Dunphy I'm the annul-
ment case, that the dismissal was with
out effect, inasmuch as Dunphy did
not consult his attorneys of record or
substitute others for them.
1t Is understood that one of the first
moves by Miss Jennie C. Dunphy as
guardian will be to have herself sub
stituted in the annuLment suit and
press 1t to trial. 'Dodie" on her part
may file suit for maintenance against
her husband. Both her attorneys were
out of town yesterday and no informa-
tion as to her plans for sharing in the
Dunphy money could be obtained.
James G. Dunphy is AZ years old
The testimony of physicians, of his
sister, OF employees of the Dunphy
estate and of others was to the effect
that he is entirely unable to control
his appetite for liquor. For more than
half year past, it was stated, he has
not been sober for six weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
New Dramatic Offerings and Gossip
POPULAR PLAYERS IN
"GOODBY" PERFOR NANCE
Valencia Cast Disbands After
Two Productions Today

The stock season at the Valencia
theater will come to close with the
performances of this Sunday afternoon
and evening, when Gillette's farce "All
the Comforts of Home" will be played
for the last times.
A hearty goodby will doubtless be
extended the talented, popular and
painstaking members of the organiza-
ton, including Paul McAlister, George
Osbourne, Charles Dow Clark. Robert
Homans, Gilmore Walker, Edward Clis
bee, Robert McKim, Grace Travers, Lii
liam Andrews. Peggy Monroe. Edith
Lyle, Antoinette Crawford and, last but
not least, Mirabe1 Seymour, whose
"Tommie" McDow is one. of the biggest
successes of the present day.
Herman Heller and his splendid or
chestra have prepared an especially in
teresting program for the concluding
performances, and the season will be
ushered out with several interesting
features.
On Monday the work OF getting the
theater ready for the coming invasion
of the William Norris vaudeville at
fractions will be commenced. Many
important alterations will be made in
the building, where the booking offices
of the newly formed William Morris
company, western" will be located.
with Walter Hoff See1y, vice president
and general manager, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
WEST POINT LIFE TO
BE SHOWN ON STAGE
Pahtages Empire Promises Big
Musical Act by Cadets

Manager W. z. Tiffany Of the Pan
tages Empire theater promises another
superior bill this week at the Sutter
street vaudeville house
The big feature act will be presented
by Phyllis Lee and her cadets in Com
mencement Day." which is a musical
siit of great attractiveness, it is
claimed. Special scenery is carried and
the two scenes of West Point life are
said 10 be elaborate and beautiful
Another promised feature will be
that provided by Jack Symonds, the
Man of Ease" Symonds is no stranger
to the theater goers here and will be
given. no doubt, a rousing welcome.
The four Ladells, European "mysti-
fiers," will appear in an act of music
and magic; Lawrence and Edwards
will be seen in Aaron Hoffmans "The
New Alderman; Marguerite and Han
ley, in hand balancing and other ath-
letic feats; Kimball and Donovan. banjo
virtuosi; Garvin Gilmaine in inner
sonations of famous actors; the viii
liams trio in an act described. as
classy" and motion pictures will he
other entertaining numbers Of the pro-
gram.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
HOW MAE EDNA WILDER
GOT RID OF A DOUBLE Chin
without Dieting, Internal Remedies
Face straps or Physical CuIture--An
Interesting Story for Fleshy People

Il removed my double chin and re-
duced thirty pounds in less than six
weeks, says Mae Edna Wilder, who
stands FIVE feet high, weighs 120
pounds, and is picture of perfect
health. Il did this by a process which
is my own discoyery-a process of ex-
ternal application. / simply apply the
treatment to any part of the body
where super1uous flesh exists and it
vanishes as if by magic. Five minutes
every other day for two weeks is all
the time needed, and ones most init
mate friends need not know anything
about it. l am so grateful for my own
relief that 1 will give free advice to
any one who suffers as 1 did. / con-
slider double. chin one of the most
unsightly physical defects, and super
fluous flesh is just extra weight that
one must carry with them everywhere
and all the time. feel ten years
younger and hundred fold more
active since I lost NINE" Any in
terested person who will write to Mae
Edna Wilder, Dept. 536, Rochester,
N Y, will be told how to find relief
within two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
Y. M..H. A. HEARS SONG
AND STORY AT JINKS
Variety of Entertainment Is
Given at Monthly Affair

Songs, stories, instrumental music
and boxing bouts supplied variety of
entertainment for the annual monthly
jinks Of the Young Mems Hebrew asso-
citation held at the association hall in
Page street Tuesday evening, August
3. Billy Bracket was toastmaster of
the evening.
There were two boxing matches.
Gilbert and Wadsworth presented their
funny sketch, AN Evening with the
Mischpoka-" Walter Stern, the Levy
brothers, Johnson and Harrison and
others contributed to the program.
Refreshments were served There
viii be another enjoyable affair given
in September by the club