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Evening journal., 1910-10-13
CLUB
BEGINS WORK
Winter Activities Outlined
\ At First Fall Meeting
Yesterday
WILL URGE HIGHER
EDUCATION FOR WOMEN

The opening meeting Of the New
Century Club yesterday afternoon was
a most successful event. The greater
part Of the five hundred members
were present, and the auditorium and
gallery had few vacant seats. All the
members were enthusiastic over the
work to be done in the different de-
partments of the club this year, and
a spirit of good Will and cooperation
marked the meeting.
The first half hour was given TO the
routine reports Of secretaries, treas
urers. and the standing committee.
Mrs. s. n. Trump, as chairman Of
the hospitality committee, presented
TO the club beautifully embroidered
tea-cloth, the gift OF Mrs. George Sell
lers. The cloth was her own handi-
work, embroidered at the age of 80
years, and the tineness OF the work
called forth many expressions .ef ad-
miration. The New-Century y Club
gave Mrs. Sellers a standing vote Of
thanks for the appropriate gift.
Mrs. Trump also asked that the
hospitality committee might be do
mated a coffee urn, for club use.
Mrs. John c. Robinson, former
chairman Of the civic committee, re-
ported that the committee, acting for
the club. had sent the Board of Trade
an invitation to use the New Century
Club without charge for a public
meeting to be addressed by speakers
in behalf of the new city charter
President Horace Wilson has referred
the letter to T. Chalkley Hatton
chairman of the committee having
that I'm charge. Mr.. Hatton had sent
letter accepting the offer and thank
ing the club for their thoughtfnness
and cooperation. The board has not
yet made definite arrangements as Ia
when they can get a speaker.
Mrs. Thomas B. Young. chairman OF
the entertainment committee, report
ed that most Of the winter plans so
far determined upon had been already
announced In the newspapers. She
said that an afternoon or evening
would be given to the suffrage ques-
ton. She emphasized the three
ethical discussions to be given during
November by Miss Carpenter, who has
| recently given the course with great
success in Philadelphia. Mrs. Young
also mentioned the Richard Burton
]. c. Powyss and Senator Gore
lectures, to come during the year
Mrs. Robinson, speaking for the
educational committee. said that al
the November meeting of the club, tn,
speaker Of the afternoon would bi
President Harter. OF Delaware Col
lege. The committee is interested fl
/ the higher education for women A
Delaware, and will bring this befor
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An.nnn rhn.. pr.s.nl.

Commenting with light irony on tn,
pretensions OF certain nouveau richie,
a contributor TO Paris Figaro ques-
tions whether men Of this type are
any sillier than those OF q past gener-
alton who belonged 10 well known
families OF long descent
There was one Of the family OF
Croy." this contributor writes. who
was fond Of showing an old painting
OF Noah entering the ark and crying
out:
"'sauvez les papiers de la maison
de Croy" tSaye the records Of the
house OF CroyJ
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the club for discussion.


The University Of Pennsylvania ex-
tension courses we're also brought to
the attention Of the club. Dr. Hallett.
In charge of the organization OF this
work. felt that the sociological and
history courses might be of practical
interest to the club, as the club has
done work along lines OF civic and
social improvement. In the meeting
with the secretaries on Monday, DR..
Hallett expressed a Willingness to
come before the New-Ceutury Club
and explain the idea Of the University
extension work.
Miss Elizabeth A. Bringhurst. chair
man Of the club class committee,
stated that French would be given by
Mrs. Speakman, and aesthetic dancing
by Miss Schetky. as last year. II was
hoped TO get a German class, also
to be taught by Mrs. Speakman, II
twenty members could be secured.
Mrs j. j. Satterthwaite, for the re-
ception committee. thanked the club
for having so many members pres
ent.
An addition has been built to the
stage of the New-Century Club this
sumner, so that there will be more
room behind the scenes.
MISS Mary Poole, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. II. e. speakman, re-
cording secretary, and Miss Grace
Beadenkopf, treasurer, gave interest
ing reports There is a balance on
hand OF over thirteen hundred dollars
In the treasury.
The music. dramatic, and library
committees deferred their reports un-
I'll another meeting.
The program yesterday was in
charge OF the entertainment commit
tee. Mrs. Thomas b. Young, chairman. /.
Miss Emily p. Bissell. Miss Edith s.
Danforth, Mrs. l.. c. Kent, Miss Anna
Sellers, Mrs. George w. Sparks, Mrs
Charles Warner and Mrs. Peter I
! Wright.
Mrs. Enid La Monte gave a delight
full lecture-recital on the Music ol
the American Indian, singing nur
Der of songs, and with her accom-
panist. Miss Jones, playing several II
Illustrative selections.
Mrs. La Monte spoke OF the intens
emotional quality OF all Indian musil
as expressive OF spiritual experience
This deep spirituality. she said va
, quite compatible with their having I
: more ideas of ethical principles tn;
2. a child.
: The music IL largely a reproducti
] OF woodland sounds, and the murmu
= Of the open lakes She sang a bir
I, like love song, and other songs fl
r OF the dawn-light and the glory Of Il
I sun.
) Miss Jones played music expressir
= the lighting Of fires. and as an en'
ing gave some Of Edward Mcdowell
idealization Of Indian music. Mr.
La Monte said that Il was to be rs
gretted in Dvoraks New Wor
Symphony" that he had only adopte
our African melodies and left Oh
Indian.
The music was IN minor cadences
soft and poetic. and the club ap
plauded frequently and appreciatively
The afternoon was, ended with
social hour. when the hospitality com
mittee served ice cream and cake Il
the parlors, and informal conversation
was the order Of the hour. Abou
fifteen guests we're present from on
Of the city.
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Justice il the bread Of nations They
are always furnishing for it.--Jordan.

Minister John B. Jackson writes
from Havana that the President OF
Cuba has approved the early closing
bill, Stores, factories and shops must
close at o'clock weekdays. except on
Saturday. when they may remain open
until 10. and must remain closed on
Sundays and legal holidays.
Most OF the passenger ships between
Europe and South America and two
ships running between New YORK ana
the eastern coats OF South America
are already equipped with wireless
snnaratus. and the proposed system
viii give A. wireless service IN the
south Atlantic similar TO that In the
Narfh AtlszAkLs
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sHERiFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE or 4
VII oI LeNAri Facias. 70 me directed
VII oe exposed 20 public sale al the
IS, nS.el ~ tne village Of Stanton, Mil Creek
hunoreu' New Castle County, Delaware
ON FRIDAY,
THE 2sTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1910.
az 10 o clock a. m
the following described real estate viz.
- ;at .ha certain lot. piece or parcel Of
lsna, with tho buildings thereon erected.
situate in Mill Greek hundred. county and
s,s.e sIoresaid, ineludlng All the lots NUN.
perez Two hundred and four two hundred
sne nve' two hundred and six, two hundrci
sud twelve, two hundred and thirteen tugo
hundred and fourteen, two hundred and
twenty-eiehti and two hundred and twenty.
hine' ' ana part Of lots numbered two hundred
anu seven, two hundred aud hfteou. two
hundreo and twenty.six and two hundred and
t"enty'aeyen on the plot Of the stCedars
Lana and Improvement Company" as ie-
corded in the ofice OF the Recordcr OF Deeds
at Wilmington, in and for New Castle ,onntv
aforesaid, and bounded and described as
follows 20 Wit:
Beginning AZ q point on the westerly side
o. washington avenue, a. a corner formed
by the intersection Of the northoriy side ~
fine avenue with the aforesaid westerly side
of Washington avenue: thence westerly along
.ne I sara northerly side Of Pine avenue, a
dlsthnce OF two hundred and fifteen and
twenty eight one hundredtas feet more or
less, 10 tho easterly side Of risht OF way
twenty feet wide, running parallel with the
ee'e "NoAcii4 el4r OF Muaulf Etpn avenue and
leading from Pine avenue 20 the northerly
side OF Spruce avenue; thence northeriy
along said easterly side Of said right of
way and parallel with the said westerly
side Of Washington avenue three hundred
feet 70 point on the said norshcrly side
OF Spruce avenue: thence westerly, along
said side OF Spruce avenue, twenty feet moi
or less, 20 point In the boundary line be.
tween rot numbered two hundred and twenty
nine and the land Of the Brandywine Springs
Park, thence along said boundary line north
nineteen degrees and three minutes east %
the centre Of Hyde Run; thence easterly
along said centre line Of Hyde Run, 10 a
point in the westerly side Of the right OF
way OF the West Chester. Kenneu aud Viii
mington Electric Railway Company. thence
along the westerly boundary OF the said
right OF way heretofore conveyed 70 tho
West Chester, Kcnnett and Wilmington Eiec-
trio Railway Company, vwo hundred and
thirty-one and hve-tenths feet more or less
TO point on tho westerly side OF Wash,
| ington avenue distant from the northcrly
side Of Spruce avenue in northerly direr-
4 tion, twenty-uine and twenty one one hun.
dredths feet and thence along said westerly
side OF Washington avenue. three hundred
/ and twenty nine and twenty one one hun
\ dredths feet 90 the place OF beginning be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and takon in execution as the
property OF Springs Amusementa Com.
pany, corporation Of the State OF Della.
ware, and TO be sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPTNCOTT, Sheriff
Sherins Office, Wilmington, Del, Octo
Der 10, 1910. o1i.is,i7,2o,2a,27
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corr.s,sd ~. Error.

With the Germans the absentminded
college professor IA stock source Of
witticisms.
One OF these deeply absorbed gentle
men. sitting ON a rear seat thought he
knew q person sitting 10 front and was
about to speak 10 him when. the stran-
ger by chance turning little. the pro
fessOr saw that be wss mistaken.
Nevertheless. touching him on the
shoulder. he remarked politely:
"You will excuse me. but you are not
the person thought you were"
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Ahout Fnoa.

Miss Prude just heard that Mr..
Upton had an accident In fact. that he
broke his alb er limb. you know.
DO you know how It happened, MIR.
Jonest
Mr. Jones Why -er-he was gather
ing apples. you see. and he fell from
the aw -er that is. the leg OF the
tIee.- Ladies' Home Journal
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.


TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENT MAY
CONE, GREETING:
WHEREAS, Il appears 20 my sGtisfaction
BY duly authenticated record Of the proceed
ings for the voluntary dissolution thereof, BY
the consent Of ell the stockholders deposited
in my Office, the Holstein Lumber Company.
a corporation Of this State whose principal
ONCE is situated at Tenth and Market streets,
in the City Of Wilmington, County OF New
Castle, State Of Delaware, Delaware Incor.
porstors Trust Company being agent therein
and in charge thereof upon whom process
may be served, has complied witb the re-
qnirements Of ''An Act providing a General
Corporation Law, amended and approved
March z a. y. 1901, amended and ap-
proved March II, A. D. 1908. amended and
approved March 81, A. D. 1907 and amended
and approved April s. A. d. 1909, prelini-
nary TO the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE Of DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, !. William T. Smithers
s. Secretary s.yy Of sRts q .he State Of Dsiswsrs
did on the Twenty-sixth day Of September
a. d. 1910, hle in the ofice duly executed
and. attestsd consent in writing to the dis
solution OF said corporation executed BY all
the stockholders thereof which said con.
sent aud the records Of the proceedings
Aforesaid are now on fle in my said ofsee
as provided by law
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I havs hare.
unto set my hand and ofhciai seal at Dover.
this Twenty,sixth day Of September IN the
and ten.
WILLIAM 7. sMITHERs.
Secretary Of State.
. 'sscretary's ONCE
Delaware.
sssssSs lsss;
s29-o6,13.2O
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SHORT STORIES.

Gov. stuart Is one Of the best story ls.
iers in public life He eschewa tales which
have . point which might be mislnterpretef
Frequently, in bis campaigns he @as drawn
upon his fund IN illustrating point. Juit
what parallel was in the following Ia forgot
ten.
IAN Irishman aud German were ~
ting on pirr hshins. Neither Cove tho
otlhr any concern. The Irishmen smoked
away philosophically &C his clay, .Whia the
German seemed absorbed In thought or was
silently expecting bite.
Suddenly the German fell into the water
The splash recalled the Irishmau from his
preoccupation. That vas all il did, however,
ne never made q move TO ofer aid TO the
man struggling in the stream.
'''I can't swiml' said the German ~ he
came up.
'''I can't swim he shouted louder as he
came 10 the surface for the second time
''As he was about 20 disappear for the
third time the German cried heartrendingly'
's'I can't sw-i-m'
ITS a --- funny time 20 boast about
/ H.. replied the smoker Of the clay. -
Philadelphia Times.
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Colonel Cecil Lyon Of Texas is q splendid
figure Of a man. A glance al him gives
the impression that he carries brace or
six shooters and Is one Of the most derry
hre.eaters who ever came out Of the. South
west. He is also Republican national com
mitteeman from his state, ana this position
entails business which frequently takes him
70 Washington.
One evening he and a friend were sitting
in the lobby OF n Washington hotel when
he heard a man near by use language 10
another that sounded as 1t called for 4
fight Without more ado, the colonel crawl
cd rapidly and silently under neighbor-
ing table. ., =,
why. what's the matter, coloneli'''' call
cd out his friend
Il thought they were going TO draw"
explained Lyon
Seeing that there was no danger OF vio-
lence, he slowly came from under the table.
and, as he stood up, the man wha had been
insulted was shaking hands with the one
who had just given him the verbal blast,
down in my State, said Lyon, the
bullets would have been Aging thick and
| fast by this time, and the innocent By
sanders would have been lying hat on ths
door l don't understand this town. -
Popular Magazine.
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nenth Of ,Innr p. nonnlnr.

Jane p. Lea Downing. widow OF
Richard H. Downing, and an aunt OF
Former Governor Preston Lea. of this
city, died al her home in philadel-
phia yesterday. Mrs. Downey was S4
years old. She was one of the found
ers of Swarthmore College and a mem
Der OF the board Of managers of the
Woman's Hospital. Philadelphia.
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Talent Rseosnixsd.

"Iebbers doesn't appear 10 have the
slightest idea OF practical politics"
YES" answered Senator Sorghum;
"his assumption OF ignorance on the
subject proves him a most astute poll
ticisn Washington Star.
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Abernethy was supposed 10 influence peo-
pie by a brusqueness amounting TO absolute
rudeness II is related that one day very
ill., 70 see him.
(which Of you wants to consult me said
/ Abernethy.
Ak.r,c,br then nut a question on 20 t1e
riri before she had chance 70 rePy .si5 ns5
mother began long story: &0sfnese s1s sasssiss @
hel 70 III second time the woman ns
70 we .ftory. and second time ne 'o,q n'
y he ouicr. Then she interrup'e' ""
third time. -. hs aid 10 the
nBther l...-- - /. ,...,t.r ,rfth ~. -
sne excissssca- -. .. - -
Never mind put Jour tongue OUT -
commanded
Thoroughly overawed the woman on ayet-
s.Now keep il out said Abernethy. And
he proceeded 70 examine the girl - h@aa~a'
49, 1aAAzn-.l -. .z
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGTsTER,s ORDER.
omco Of the Register Of Wills.


New Castle Co., Del, Sept. 2sth. 1910.
Upon the application Of Enima V. Hsliam.
Administratrix OF Isaac W. Hallam. late Of
Wilmington Hundred, IN ssid county, de-
ceased it is ordered and directed by the
Register Of Wills that tho Administrstrix
aforesaid give notice OF granting Of Letters
Of AdIninistration upon tthe estate Of the
deceased, with the date OF gRnting thereof,
BY causing advertisements % posted with
in six Of the most public places OF the
County Of New Castle, requiring all peraons
having demands against the estate TO pre-
tent the same. or abide by act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 20 be inserted within
tie same period in the Evening Journal, 3
Newspaper published in Wilmington, Del, and
10 he eontinued therein three weeks e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
Of Office Of the Register a. Wills
aforesaid, % Wilmington, in New
fSTAI1 Castel County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS ". WALKER,
Register Of Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration we're IN due form Of law
granted unto the undeEsisned, on the 2sth
day OF September A. D. 1910, and that all
persons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present tho same, duly
sttested, 10 the said Administrative. on or
before the 2Sth day OF September 1911, or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
EMMA V. HALLAM.
Administratrix.
Address, William y. Kurtz. ESQ. Attorney.
at-Law. Wilmington, Delaware.
s2e9t-eod
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Macedonia Circle Meeting.

The Macedonia Circle Of Kings
Daughters gave an entertainment in
the parlors OF West Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening which
- uaxE eleA.npt affeka
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A pn..ihI. Ramadx.

"The ocean doesn't seem TO agree
with YOU" cOnsOled the ships doctor.
who had prescribed everything con-
cPivable.
perhaps Il would" moaned the 9th
er. Il haven't tried It yet."-Puck.
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Eating Tine.

Friend-So you dined at a way sta
tion. What did you have for dinner7
Traveler-Twenty minufes.-Kansas
City Journal.
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SITUATION WANTED.

- oMPETENT YOUNG LADY DESIRES
- position as stenogrspher. Reference II
desired. Address S. O.2o, Evening Jour
nal Office ol2-3t
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SHERIFF'S S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias to me directed will
be exposed 20 Public Sale at the Court
House on Market Street between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets, in the City Of WI
mintton, New Castle County, Delaware,
OK SATURDAY.
THE 2sTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1910,
AZ 10 O'Clock, a. M,
the following described real estate, viz
An that certain lot or piece Of land,
Castle county and state OF Delaware,
known as lots Nos. SO. so, 81. co. 90, O.,
65. CO. 81, 6s, 90, 7s, so 81, 81, 50, in
Block No. g. on a plot OF land OF the said
recording uf deeds, etc. in and for New
Castle county, aforesaid, in Deed Record
G., Vol. IS, Page sol, etc, bounded and de-
seribed ns follows 20 wit;
Beginning az the corner formed by the
intersection Of the northerly side Of West
street, extended. with the easterly side Of
Thirty fourth street; thence easteriy BY
said side OF West street two hundred feet
OF Thirty-hfth street; thence northerly
by said side Of Thirty fifth street. thirty
feet; thence westerly parallel with West
street, extended one one hundred ore ieer
street. one hundred and hfty fee
thence essterly and parallel with Yves
street one hundred feet 70 a point IN ~
thence thereby northerly one hundre
feet; thence easterly parallel with Wos
street extended, two hundred feet 20
point in the said oaEterly side Of Thirtl
fourth street; and thence thereby soutl
! erly two hundred and eighty feet 20 u
place % beginning, be the conten
| thereof what they may.
Seised and taken in execution as n
/ property OF Wawaset Land Company.
| corporation OF the State Of Delaware, An
I Edmund r. Moody. receiver Of said w
waset Land Company, corporation as afor
said and 20 be sold by
CHARLES H. L1PPINC0TT. Sheriff.
/ Sherif's once, Wilmington. Del, Octobe
] 10, 1910. oil, 1,2O,24i ~
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NOTICES.
hi IGHT scHooL NOTICE.

NJ IGHT SCHOOL NOTICE.
Under the direction OF the Board OF
Education in Wilmington, night school
will be opened in School No. Is. seventh
and Union streets in No. s, Seventh ana
Spruce streets: in the Howard School, on
Orange street. beginning Monday night oc-
tober IT, at O'Clock. -
GEO w. TwITMYER,
o12-Bt Superintendent Of Schools
NOTICE WILL NOT BE RESPoNSl.
Az BILE for any oils unless contracted oy
me personally. Charles T. Bsatton, Jr.
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After some months Of declining
prices, the low point In the Bond mar
ket was reached the latter part OF July.
Prices then remained practi-
cally stationary for several
weeks, aifOrding excellent Op-
pOrtunlties for profitable investment,
as we pointed out I'm a special letter
In August last. Since the First of
September an upward movement has
been In progress, which has now be-
come so pronounced, especially In
municipal and railroad bonds, that we
suggest not only the prompt invest
ment of idle funds, but the antlclpa-
ton OF requirements later In the year.
We recommend our customers 10
take advantage OF the present oppOr-
tunity to purchase municipal bonds,
railroad bonds, and standard public
serylee corporation Issues yielding
from per cent. TO ) 1-2 per cent
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-soo PERCHEs OF BUILDING
Stone. Apply David Dsngei and Sons.
Sixth and Van Buren, streets. s26-1m
Y OR sALE-FINE FAMILY HORSE. CAN
be driven by child. Also two family
carriages 1.-TWO seats), Horse will be sold
only 70 person who will give II good care.
Inquire at Evening journal ofice. oil II
Y OR sALE-ie1O FOUR CYLINDER
CADILLAC THIRTY Pony Tonneau.
equipped with Thirty-six Inch Wheels. run
less than 1000 miles used as demonstrator,
had best Of care. We now have the 1911
Models. Call and look them over. Cole
man B. Harris Care Delaware Machine
Works, Front and Orange sts o12-4t
Z OR sALE-CoLLIE PUPS. 7 WEEKS
old. Cheap. 619 w. 9Th ST. ol2-2t
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PUBLIC SALES.

d UBLIC SALE:
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS,
AND BEDDINGS
will he sold az Stidham ( Sons Auction
Store, III East Fourth street.
on FRIDAY, OCTOBER iSTH, 1910,
at Ia clock P. N.
Fine quartered oak Bed Room SUITS =
Brass Beds, 2 Fine Mahogany Frame Psrior
Suits, With claw feet. EnAmeled Beds, Mat
tretses In felt and combination, Sideboards,
Extension Tables, Box Seat Dining Chairs, .
dozen wooden chairs, China Closet, Ward
robes Roll Top Desk, Kitchen Cupboard.
Fancy Parlor Rockers, Leather Couehes, Odd
Dressers, etc.
CARPETS AND RUGS.
500 yards of new Misht Carpets in rooms
Is ingram Rugs. ox12, 25 handsome
smyrna Rugs. a5 smith & sons
Tapestry Brussels Rugs in all sizes.
Linoleum and Mattings. 80 fine Quilts,
100 Blankets, 90 pair Lace Curtains.
This is a large sale Of good furniture
and must be sold 90 the highest bidder as
the consignee wants the money and moth
ing Is 70 be reserved.
Goods can be seen evening before sale and
morning OF sale.
y. & A. Phone 535. o1O11-l3
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Z Or sALE--FINE HOME WITH 5 IL
Il acres Of ground. house, rooms ana bath,
and barn, also lots 5sxl25 II. each 81
rfse honse AZ stanton. Apply TO John ".
Bennett. cedars, Dell or jos. B. Bennett
Trsinor Pa. tlo'1m'eoo
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.

= OR SALE--ONE OF 1HE MOST PRO
ductive, best located , farms ON White
Clay Creek Contains IS acras running
water In every field Good ueadsv Local
market for everything grown. Ten murtes
walk TO Newark Buildings besI'iiElly locat-
ed. Nice lawn. flowers and shrubbery.
most desirable country home. For farlhor
particulars address Lock Box No. 3i1. New-
ark, Del. ca-tt
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D UBLIC sALE-EvERY SATURDAY.
a. Klair's Bazaar, at o'clock. More
horses Of all deseription moro wagons
OF all destripton; mora hArness Of all
description. More of all kind OF goods
than any other establishment in the state.
Sale every Saturday at Klair's Bazaar
Eighth and Tatnall streets, Wilmington, Del.
VIM. H. KLAIR,
ohico Phone, <s2IA. Residence, 276sA.
s1S-tts-3m.