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T".fOe>, Troubles

10 49, ~e-~nir aysnus
rf.. 90 ~ f.- fta stale tIoth
''' .'4 H 'r" liaN state Realty
'-'''tHu ~ hank rupt..v
$50 ~ and NJ a-ssts
-'7.a' '''|u- ompsny Eent out
~ - "' oven NearS ago ~
.'.'t- o. "' '.rUr.UinR mail pouches
. hr''"Fn.- fer 'ts Z nitsd states
'"n' mi '."'i.uz Tor Indians
'nn's.-l for tfIrE1s vas sntsrs.t ys.-
.-1.' W.. ru t,ps and Tor sire ali
.tt~ Ns' r" anil Frank "a
90 fI'WIn. rs'nra ~ the estate ~
N.Hs ".. "f N-Dpz u % favoT Of
n''."Rs Rams uI N@a Work city
To- 80 eIsse. 49, rIsis m >s.ptsutlusT aT
N~.sH0 y Hfrr " lliann Gov ara
." ell I'l this N demand
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Ru, ting ~ uSs.Iw~-e. O.. ..

Dor most u~opls The pur.hs 81 IN
would PROV Ide -'lf1'i~uT land for = single
real estate operation. but Ma Himtlian Nor
sen'ha and 10 a~-octs -. sho 10 VI ~. oeO. :
80 for WDodfnsrs la~t fall. have de- ded
that u H. not big rnouss h and have lust
rom hlded nszot Ia atoms for about forty
Nor y-nthAu ha- bought the James 4 Roor-
man TropsT'y on Georges treek. COnfa ming
about eight a'T-- ~ land This T. situated
trutu Stiia'elv south Of tho tract osned nv
the lGew lett ~ COMPANY and the hold
mRs ~ Joseph = Auerhsrh Another f,uT.
.ha-s vs. made from BENJAMIN vaIen-
tine. covering Give lots on tho eri side
% fart Broadway about Ip0 feet from
Rrn~ Point BTan'h From Mr. VaIen-
tine another large tVn't vas ACQUIRED con
sG-'inE - about -tA acres ~ npla nj and
~ "Ut' I've ares nj meadow 1his prop
sTtv j. on the - Ia hurst side Of Mills Creek
ADJOINING y =" The -outh - the residence nj
Robert !. Burton. and 10 Inc we~t are thO@s
~ I@niel 'haun,e ~ ami Ru'h"rford.
10 'onnestion Win The =. I~- ny Mr. VAL
sntins "a he Woodin~rs Realty Company
u hs- sl-o ls's'.orue known that he las sold
The rs'.s ind~r 81 j. properly ~ that section
10 he itDeks Nav Hunt club This property
consisting ~ long -frip Of liant al bout ten
% me Hun' "l'ib from the plot on Nhich the
lubhOuae -'ahds The purchase Of the
VALENTINO properly viii ssla BILE the club
~ extend and Improve it, golf course very
ms t~rially. be-ide- adding not a little to
the attractive character Of the entire
The woodrnsrs Realty Company has
entered into q contract With the Atlantic,
''ulf snd Pacif" COMPANY To WIDEN and
york npon Witch VIlI bs begun n ths near
future. will cr@sts a waterway available
ne c@nire oi Woodmsrs' The sdioihinS
meadow lsnds - w also - filled In Ia a GRADE
81 2. nvs Zee, aeoys high l, lido ,hps reclAip.
~" ',.i.Ir. paTcS.-S. i To vs-G1 iSs-
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nuns ~ey. that the industrial and 'rade
FNuaiinn SHOWS trnproN eu,enf. and the out
lOok toy th~ sfsrsng -..asOn 90 PROMISING
Trading IN cotton goods - nov ding
With los ~ -fard 30 'he cost ~ raw material
Sp0' 'ostOn here declined 20 potnts
fuidflnz 80 sales 7eG bsls- south eru
spot market. we're una amazed 20 = lower
IN l'Nsrpool -pNi r0f' on derhnet poiu's.
uiidddng SOSd Salea. CDo bales m ToTi..
~ Future closed Joints hi CHER 10
'nwer ~ a. fnlfOAa
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M JnTND DE1ItRtTION<.
tt'r -'o-h MARKET

vars urAV March
Fr-~ 49, hsad ~ FOR
sTtng m fs~ tAtts hut the
81 ~ -oTt> ami GRADES
Of s.uklI . Iult rt-es I'm
native .isi-- sfth = Iifttr
W latsF rauirs
- f~~f arg~'s - t,rest Itftt
H '-'a Dor 10 Ia 30 bsry-s
%.
sen -an az for slaugh
D 'Ts- "a N i've awe Nof1l
F.n as~g FsGerdaE .
~ moderate .uppiy and
.Hs rfr" dTes .ru eals tnf ~ -
.... t~I $50. Tor drrssed barn
.rsr .1d lsTh. nsr- a.its read
-.... 49, 20 ~ sia'vnt~Ylug p~ns
boo. -re~T. 90 - fOT lambs
.I~e-..u uutton stsadg 81
cd Iais'fi. ~iosg a. igi7rN
r.-. 'pfro - anus ~ Sc so -
~ r.f Ir~I.dInE haIf
' 90. ff.."ss er~ fraF.. foF uiRs
-H.~s 'or ~ edtuun and
g. "unss N ans hogs sold
'.h. . rr'. frSsse,l noe stesdy
-.~-' ItE ~Is-eIins ,rOtauOns.
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Hr..rr Far,r IN I.snx I,l.nh C,,, s..a

The HelseV farm. consisting ~ sax acres
on Thompson avenue. running to Borden
avenue IN the Laurel Hill section ~ long
island city. has been sold BY henry e John
son. " 20 the Turner-Fink COMPANY of
ManbattAn for $50 oOs Thia property
q century
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BOARD or ESTIMATE AND.APPO RrloNMEgT..
Publ no,ic. = nsrshy given that :, nsesinG
JsnYsS =. 1911. 'Rs tOJo~tSE VeSAIl0B NsS o.
ro THr uoSoRARLF rHR RoARp og gSV,-s
MATE AND ApPORTIONMENT. -.t-- 81
~ Ps, ,,. "a, o' nc 1'pS ssnway confany
/ that b, i cas.o'.astei slreS1 sarfAfa usakys
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1877 ard ha> for man esr~ op6rnIed a doafolar
SsS,sn AZ ana Ss x ,Ss OK Co. % ~
over h had ~ - IS i,s.c ,
roads ~ cOossrurs-r upon 1hfa.AVea1s. fnsps
F. ss \ ycDS no hs s Hs%.. 49,: SSq snss
tho ~s..crS doc 81 ''rSaa tars-And bnrrrs aAlee
%us SSG Rr S, - ' 'ss.'Ir~S NV s' 'sSs
. NonI ne'i-oa" :, "a T.. ross snisa. q loe4g
s,fuctlhn OF dSu'ae ,rs.E esicnsop n sfsSrS,
,ss'sS LS y, p,s: .,! iS,iEn Ia . =. .. s.sss
teense easl"riy upnn sno shDnE PeDsafn Ayssuas
I'm sosns,T 900 s' R1ST, @ s e =.
S Ssr q, rsP IN. ~ n.A az. I'D r s.s %
IB. EA-aers sss'rss.sd. is-ihs ssosOssk Is The.
sSsSa o. hrsSrs ~ ne :as ss..s ne
s s s :, aos 40 ws s.s' 100, : Set -
lines ~ BrOns and PeFhsya rsrkway. wac made
DE- o. dSf pc Ss 40 no %
Advt-ed thAi me sraut SRs sad no~ = lnvsffa y
W Ids9 a e. I .sp g:S'ss T ~. 81
'rsocNl.e or rlsh, sre'n,ihe 'uy 900 ,hs inasssaI
.dsr-s We - ~ :. ,,pS'-ss Z, ~. so ~ :.
grant he made 'oE sIch Fsstoa ara oPerssisS.
W-Ss Sorl Ss-s.r ava 70 Ts.s.s as p'fs'ffJ
uS ti' R Sf G'S t ist' 81
y " Wnrrr.es. =,
issltl auss' IT.ff
hh'ss hNnS" .I-..s
'iTN iN Is. %3'' !, az yTw yoSx e.
soo-n. depose, and says that b Il I-cstysr Of ths
nlcn Wseesas CoWpany - NeN WA Rth 49,
pctiiioner hsrein hat he has resd he forefo.es
ihe u true 80 his own tho.si-dre. excsc1'
As 20 ,es $780, 'ps e, ,s 49, 60 20 e sss
natter he heteNesh IN Ne iyuc =.
S-Ora to srfor, me ras l,sS dsy y jssSsfx
u..u 'A sn;s,y : $751; sEiLT -.
Ne-T ! orr Cc-anty -
sna A. ne -,s~ring ~ FsN-u.y, - iain, eee ~
l0Wipg rvyo,ifioNF ~etr sdonsNi
,,,f WI ~ w .sI SsT ;S wv
,CITS: dsise 1@alan = go. "a. Rsstsn,sd
= bl fe s .GSrI s s. Y iss o. sv s sss
vt Irhisy ths is,h dss q SArsh- 'slg 4, -.
S S. 10 .ss S'sSI5 s1d PS ~ , e ~
ni sa sSS HssS e sSS Fsss sSss 1rsi sss
sid.rsr. tnd q Pusnr hesring - nd theron, AZ.
Ssseh ei,lsens shah ~ sntiued 10 appear ana ~
RESOLypp. .,lat ihe Secrstau, g direcssd q
Pae'i,bsd ioT q tess ioaE,e-n. 90 dsSS IN fts
6ail ncwapEprrs N M cifs ~ Nsw Nsrk. tsta
es.srfssis - rs ssr Msle, 30 Jgs =, lsss "a
sues date % pgbre hesriaE nc sSor5ss q Sueh-
puhiiraflou % - bvrne bS sss refltiSnsrl =,
me EVsnipr Toe and SUI SeSses,saa "a q,
Vsw y0rs. Fsbr-stT =. issa - w
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ron STRANDED COLLEGE MOI :

Liverpool " due to come about . points
los sT to- morrow
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Csmasg Nuc,Ioa ssIe,.
~ - Ne~. street
Mo~DsV. MtRCa :
IlN In.enh y IhnA


NoNOaV. AtRCa
w Joseph y DAy
sesond avenue. No ..-Da, ue,t SIDE. sSs iert
and stores. l. u t.iiiien thai IArob Sherman
81 Al Sigmuad Werhzier. attorney: s FoieV
rsteree. due Judgment. 81 "a. a. ,ubJect -
taAeS az ess0ts
Issln street 20. s.s. north s,dc. rs Sesi ess,
Of Brosdway. .sGsS.ii. I'VE storD tenement and
store sere fried CsaAllnA ae We're Voter
~ Al due Ind grnent ~ 0sT ~. subje~t 20 tAKss
A. Nie a. sueiect % . meris.ge 81 Nt.en1
Iisth street No IN. north SIDE los feet sast
~ riys, avenue. isaSl0o u. three siory dwelling
judgment s.TlsTT subject 70 tAEes. Ac S.so
nv nry an L. Kenaeiiy.
i0Oth street. Nos. 10 and iai. north SIDE n
feet east 81 LeAingeon avenue. nn ION H. "a
ss"yy esr~~enti NoTyts GssdSr - 81. W JsraS
LeNensoa - al: due on Judgment. 81 sSs 80
sHbisct W ,aasN. Ac HSso, subJert To . hrst
rrTsDaT. nsNcaa
~ BEyAn L. ksnnsiiy
Madison AveHus. noTts~rst corner ~ Nine
t-Tth street north side. "a II isei se.t Of s'o.
yrnt avenue. Tlns north - q West 3 4 noTIs
- u 70 18Th street q West "a southwest 20
= southe1st 10 east - q. ten and three stovS
dweilinGa nna varant: Also FouTth street SO
DA1a. iSsoz1t.i. iwe story DWELLING: " G. nosrs
e. ~. Howard Burt, - a paFltssn.
Ftrst avenue. No iO1s. west side y feet north
81 F1fty siHlh strest, zA7i. 0Ne stnFy l~nsrnsat
sad store; Neert MinternlsE " Samuel kieEeT
2, a.: .-tlon I d1s ~ iuagmen,. sA.aeo 70. ssb
Firs svsags. No io=7. IVES, SIDE. a. s.,t o,v,s
NJ fiNy sinfh street. -aHTt. ate -tory ieneuHent
sna .sose. ssme ~. same. s~,ion :. due iudg
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HsnsNRsn oppOarUNErIEs.
do, on Judgment ,sMaOa subject tn tsIs, a.

MoSEY Iesnei 20 Inventors 20 psten, good Idsa,
10sr Msodsrhuru. cspitslat BroOEIasd. % 9
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OsRood pell 4 90 have sold seventy
i've acre. near RO-iyn. L.. for she Nava-
hoe Reaiiy Company IN the DoNn Town
ftsalty tOWIauV. Mo viii pTOba bly, de-
NelOp tho property
NaTd a Ward have sold 20 DR. Iamsu
y O'nonOhue fhe Ward state. c0nsisstnR
81 senty a"Te~ ~ Huntington. T.. 7 near
Tho haN
EhOFnss y McLauEhl'n hns I,D,iEh, tive.
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FNIUaN WANfU II.
n $3.50. u

Madison street No IA north .idr 1911 feet
east 81 tederuOn stFeca, .h8fo0 ive saory asns-
- a. due % tgdgmsnt 81. ssaeo subSsrt 70
SrSassgt SSen1s. No. taaA.ssu.s "a. a a.,
lnrm o. ia8ih street, = io1ifn. tWo shory dwell
me, Auaslni Llsi.rtE - 4, . Haherstroh - I'll
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rHUN@pAT. sAnrB ~
uy Joseph y lay

CLIFTON ayeuus. so Is1s. east side. ms 70,
nOuth % iIeth street ~ IHAon t~o story dWeInns
" G. nurns W. Samuel Lrwts ~ 81 due on ltlsg
neat o. III o. subbert n tanes a. Nss
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
Latest Tale Of Whistler.

There is, apparently, no end to the
procession OF stories about the great
est of the modern masters OF the etch-
ing needle, Whistler. The latest Is
thus set forth.
1t was Whistler's custom when
drowsy to go deliberately to sleep.
no matter where or what the cir
cumstances might be. AT one din
ner party his gentle snore suddenly
aroused his neighbor, who nudged
him violently with his elbow. 81 say.
Whistler" he protested, excitedly.
you must not sleep here" Leave
me alone" snapped Whistler. i've
said all wanted to. I've no inter-
est at all i'm what you or your friends
have to say" One evening he was a
guest at a hotel. as was also Edwin
A. Abbey and Immediately after the
dinner was served went calmly 10
sleep. On the way TO the theatre he
had another nap in the cab. He also
peacefully through the play
The next morning he blandly asked
what did Abbey have to say last
night? Anything worth whileY"-Lon-
don Globe.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
In Cnse nf Fmerrencr-

When you are in the parlor with a
beautiful young creature, and the elec-
tric lights suddenly go out while you
are seated beside her on the diyan,
collect. your wits Tell her not to be
and search through your
pockets Until you find a match Str 70
IL and ask her II she can find cam e.
When riding in the rear seat of IN
auto going SIXTY miles an hour and it
skids toward khe edge OF precipice, +
II there is a y6ing woman beside you
bid her not tR become frightened.
Step lightly outapf the auto and tele-
phone the repaiIW Wman.
When chatting ith a lady OF some
forty-fye summeiM who is seriously
contemplating ms rimony and who
leads the conversuA, ,on around TO
point where you mlAt commit your
self. II she allows her han& c6Taii near
yours and looks languishingly into
your eyes and asks you If y0u do not
believe there are times when girl
is justified i'm telling a man that she
loves him. do not wait for your hat
and cane. Send messenger for
them next day.
When you are sitting al luncheon
with young lady and one OF your
creditors approaches and duns you
for the bill, turn to him languidly and
pay him. remarking that Il Is a plea-
sure to you 10 be able TO lend him tho
money. II he offers you a receipt,
wave your hand airily and say that
his word is sufficient, he need not
give you his note.-Chioago Evening
Post
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
JOKES

WORTH coNsIoERINe.

WITT - WI y = :" T'7IT =
Judge (to defendanD-You say yos
called the plaintiff cow
Yes"
Judge (to plaindn)-And you wants
$50 for reparation. Don't you think that
a big sum?
Plaintiff "a drover)-But, Judge take
into consideration the high prlce OF
cattle
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
BAZAAR FOR
MERCIFUL REST
Com nittee ArranGeS Pleasing
Entertainment for Friends
Of the Charity

Few. II any. are the delights to the
childish heart like that produced by
the awe-inspiring wonder man." the
ventriloquistl And the more ma
ture. though less easily pleased, grown
people will find a great deal that is
diyerting and entertaining I'm the
skillful entertainment TO be afforded
TO them by Prof and Mrs. Lingerman
at the annual fair and vaudeville to-
morrow afternoon and evening at the
New-Century Club for the benefit OF
the Home OF Merciful Rest. Prof.
and Mrs. Lingerman are well known
TO Wilmlngton's amusement lovers
and have several times. both publicly
and at private parties. entertained
hosts OF children and grown people
with their unique accomplishing VS..
MIR. and Mrs. Lingerman's entertain
ment for the children I'm the afternoon
will be at $3.50 o'clock and at 4.15
o'clock: and at o'clock there Will
be still more opportunity afforded for
good laugh at the expense OF poor
unfortunate Mr.. Punch, and his wife,
Judy This part Of the children's
amusement Will be under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Reuben Satterthwaite, Jr.
and she has promised a merry time
with no one TO be sorry but Mr.
Punch.
The Grab Bag WILL as ever. hold a
fascination all its own, and many are
the surprises already tied up ant
ready to be delivered 20 each little
purchaser who viii produce five cents
ten cents or quarter.
The table devoted to dolls and toyi
will have on Il some attractive but I'm
expensive things. which will be surl
TO please both the parents and thi
children There Will be some i'm
ported toys from Spain and some tina
were made in Germany" while SOM
that were made in Camden may cos
less and please as much or more.
10 those whose interest Is beginning
to turn at this tn G to the selection
OF presents for the coming Yuletide
special attention should be directed Il
the articles that will be for sale OF
the fancy-work table. the bag table
and the pin cushion table.
Supper a Ia carte will be served ii
the evening at o'clock. followed b.
vaudeville performance, In whicl
Prof. and Mrs. Lingerman will agaii
appear. I'm addition, number O
, others are billed TO appear, aif0rdin
: an attractive programme.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
WOMEN'S WOES
Wilmington Women Are Finding Re-
lief nf Last.

nff III Last
II does seem that women have
more than a fair share of the aches
and pains that affllct humanity: they
must keep up must attend 10 duties
In spite of constantly aching backs, or
headaches. dizzy spells, bearing-down
pains: they must stoop over, when TO
stoop means torture. They must walk
and bend and work with racking pains
and many aches from kidney Ills. Kid
neys cause more suffering than any
other organ OF the body. Keep the
kidneys well and health Is easily
maintaine. Read OF a remedy for
kidneys only that helps and cures the
kidneys and is endorsed by people you
know.
Mrs. James d. Twigg, 317 p. Sixth
ST.. Wilmington. Del, says: ''I have
often recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills during the past FIFTEEN years, ~
they have never failed TO give me re-
/ lief when | have taken them. ] pro-
cured this remedy at Danforths Drug
Store and has benefited me greatly
whenever / have had an attack Of
backache or any othe- trouble from
my kidneys. ! do not believe that
Doan's Kidney Pills can be equaled In
curing kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Nilburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doans-a
take no other.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
Country with One Jail.


Iceland is altogether a law-abiding
place. There is only one jail, and that
rarely ever has more than two peo-
pie in II. This is to be largely account
ed for by the fact that there Is not a
distillery nor a brewery IN all Iceland.
Some liquors are imported from Scot
land, Norway and Denmark, but there
will be an end to this in the year 1872,
when the prohibitory law passes by
Parliament on July 30, 1909. will go
into effect. An acute legal gentleman
OF Scotland who has examined II says
that 1T is hard and fast al every
pointrV-a well-made law. The Good
Tcmplars have taken a very active
part in securing this law and they are
preparing the way for It's enforce
ment--Airs. W. f. Crafts. in The
Christian Herald.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
CorrecteN.

A newly made magistrate was
gravely absorbed in formidable
document Raising his keen eyes, he
said to the man who stood patiently
awaiting the award OF Justices on
Ger. what IS this man charged viii? p
"Bigotry, your worship. He's got
three wives" replied the officer.
The new justice rested his elbows
on the desk and placed his finger
tips together "Ohicer," he said,
somewhat sternly. what's the use Of
all this education. al these evening
schools, all the technical classes an
what not? Please remember. In any
future like case, that a man who has
married three wives has not commit
ted bigotry but trigonometry. Pro-
ceed. Lincoln State journal.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
A nnr,s FldeIllr.

An incident recorded IN a French
contemporary shows TO what an al
most incredible extent the affection
OF dog for his master can grow. An
agriculturist who died IN Papiniero
(Loire-Inferieure) toward the mid
die OF June possessed a most intelii-
gent little dog whom he used to over
whelm with caresses. During the
masters illness the dog testified it's
grief by plaintive baying. On the
day Of the interment It joined the
funeral party. and after remaining on
the threshold OF the church during
the service followed the cofln, as near
TO Il as possible. Since then the faith
full animal has made pilgrimage
daily to the tomb OF its late master.
If the churchyard gate Is shut II
awaits the arrival Of the first visitor.
and n no one comes at all IL waits
all day and then returns home.-Lon-
don Globe.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
The Babv,s Bath.

The baby's bath should not be too
hot. On the other hand, Il should not
be too cold. II the baby screams, it
is a sign that all is not right In
that case. dip the hand quickly into
the water TO ascertain tho tempera-
ture. The defeat may then quickly
be remedied. II too hot, add cold wa
ter; conversely, II too cold, add hot
Avoid the use Of sand soap OF Of chem
icals. Frequent baths should render
such heroic treatment unnecessary. I
Great care should be exercised to
keep the babys face constantly above
water. Enough may be swallowed IN
a few minutes by the little stranger
10 couse chronic biliousnesB.---Ju
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
YOUR FACE LOOKS
so MUCH BETTER
Pimples and BIemishes Cleared Away
BY POslam, the New Skin Remedy.

W o1AahAe tAN WV jain ANNhhNoys
Results are seen after one over
night application OF poslam when used
for pimples, blemishes, rashes undue
redness. clearing the complexion, etc.
IL works wonders In quickly restor-
ing any affected skin 20 normal condi-
tion and healthy tone. my face was
always full OF big pimples. and used
TO be ashamed to go on the street"
writes Mrs. Helen Christian. Jersey
City, N. j., but since | used .poslam
my face is as clear as newborn
baby's."
In promptly dlsposlng of these
minor skin troubles. poslam gives
evidence OF its remarkable powers to
heal the more serious and stubborn
skin diseases, such as acne, letter,
scabies. etc. In which it has made It's
great reputation. Itching is stopped as
soon as poslam is applied. A sample
sufficient TO show results is mailed
free, upon request by the Emergency
Laboratories. 80 West Twenty-ffth
street. New York city. Poslam Is sold
In two sizes trial. so cents; regular
Jars. $2) by all druggists, particularly
Miller Drug Co, and Danforths.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
Al lhe A,enne Thoalre.

Another large audience attended the
performance OF "The Lion and the
Mouse" by the Avenue Amusement
Stock Company. at the Avenue The
atre. last night The presentation was
a success I'm every way; a condition
that obtains generally az the Avenue.
The members OF the Avenue Company
are appearing to advantage in this
great drama and the production will
be rewarded by large houses through
cut the week. Election returns were
read from the stage. The Watinee to-
day was we'll attended.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
PUBLIC SALES.

d uBLIC SALE
1 Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will sell at ther stables. 419.421
French street, in the City Of Wilmington,
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER -.
at 10 o clock, q. m..
] grey Mare and 1 bay Horse together
with Top Wagons aud 1 Furniture Wagon
and Sets Of Harness TO the highest and
best bidder
This sale made pursuant 20 Chapter 62O,
Vol II, Laws Of Delaware. Sold as property
Of Chas. Pratesi. Terms. CASH
n. L. RAUGHLEY and
II. MERRITT LYNCH.
Trading as Raughley Lynch. n2-9t
Evening journal., 1910-11-09

The greatest bank. says Harpers
Weekly, is the Bank OF England, in
London the Oldest college is Uni
versity college, oxford, founded in
1850: the largest library, the National.
in Paris, containing nearly 100000
volumes.
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
For SALE.


Y OR sAnE-FINE FAMILY HORSE. CAN
be driven by child. Also two family
carriages 1.-TWO seats). Horse will be sold
only 70 person vino viii give il good care
Inquire az Evening Journal ONCE. o1-tf
z OR SALE-RUBBER TIRE RUNABOUT
= one top buggy and three sets OF driving
harness and new seven reomed house, at
bargain prices; must sell. Cali Delmarva
1889, ID. & A. 4533. n2-w.s-tf
u OR sALE-OWING TO MAKING AL
L terations In change Of business. the fol-
lowing must be sold within the next few
days:
One display refrigerator, suitable for groc-
er or butcher, cost new s1s5.Oo, only used
a short time.
Two Sewing Machines one drop front car
riage, suitable for doctor or collector, never
been used.
Two or three Dearborns for Farmers or
light delivery One large Express Wagon,
one ton capacity.
MESSENGER STORAGE HOUSE,
n9-eod-5t GIL FRONT ST.
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EXECUTRIX'S SALE.


Z XECUTRIX'S SALE
- OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF the late Clifford Pyle at his late residence
s. W. COR 9TH AND RODNEY,
on THURSDAY. NOV. 10TH, 1910,
nt~IO o'clock, a. m.
Bed Room Furniture Dining Room Fur
niture, Parlor and Library Chairs Book Case
and Books, Ladies' Writing Desk Fancy
Chairs and Rocker. Large Quantities Of Pic
lures Fine Large Rugs Mattings, Bric-a-Brac,
Fine Lace Curtains. Quilts. Counterpanes,
Fancy Dishes, Glassware, silverwarc, Gas
Range. Cooking Utensils and many other
articles Set Of Porch Furniture.
MRS. CLIFFORD PYLE. Executrix.
StidhHm & Son, Auctioneers. ID. & A.
Phone 535. nA5,T,9
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
A DMINIsrRATRIx's SALE

A. -OE
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court Of the State of Delaware. in sud for
New Castle county, made the Twenty
sixth day Of October, A. ID. 1910, will he
exposed to sale al Public Vendue,
ON WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 9TH, 1910,
at 10 clock. A. NJ
AZ the Court House on Market Street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets in the
City OF Wilmington New Castle county, and
State of Delaware, the following described
Real Estate late Of Franklin X. Wills, de.
ceased to-wit:-
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land with the dwelling house thereon erected
situate in the City OF Wilmington, New
Castle County and State of Delaware, and
known as No. I4O9 West Third street
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by Flora @. Wills, Administrative Of
Frank K. Wills, deceased, or by Reuben
Satterthwaite, Jr., her attorney.
Attest: Joseph G. Jolls, Clerk Of Orphans
Court. n2.s
Evening journal., 1910-11-09
Life IN Chicago.

In the name of common humanity
let these riots stop. After spending
their nights I'm catching burglars,
holdup men, and pickpockets, the po-
lice should not be expected TO devote
the days to suppressing street dis
turbancs.-Chicago Tribune.