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the following as powerful tonic to i'm.
prove the circulation: Comp. Syrup Hypo.
phosphitos ozs., Tincture Cadomene Comp
oz. (not Cardamon.)
This course of treatment should be con
tinuod until entirely relieved.
society.-Excessive perspiration under
the arms can be relieved by washing morn
ing and night with q pint OF warm water
TO which has been added a level teaspoon
ful of Antiseptic Nilane Powder but @
cure, the only sure method is 20 bathe the
entire body once daily and keep the bowel,
active. The pcrspiratiun should not be
checked altogether.
Relef.-Your stomach trouble is due TO
excess OF acid causing much gas rumb
ling, headache sour risings, etc. especially
after eating acid fruits, ETC. Take Tablets
Triopeptne as per direrzsons accompanying
sealed package. Also take ia teaspoonful
OF Sodium Phosphate--in wnter-after each
meal. II constipated, cake 3-grain Tablets
sulpherb; put up In sealed tubes. Never
take substitute for anything / prescribe.
Frank T.;-Your description indicates that
your blood is poorly circulated and your
main trouble Is pruritis ami etching pics)
The only reliable treatment is as follows
Mix Hypoaulphite Of Soda o1s. Autisep
tic Nilane Powder ozs. Add teaspoon
ful 10 a pint OF warm water and wash the
parts thoroughly with u twice daily, after
which apply the following ointment Car.
bolic Acid 40 minima, Citrine Ointment
o1., Rose. Kayioin IL drains, Lanolin o1
Mix, and apply twice daily Continue until
cured To improve the circulation, talp a
teaspoonfnl 3 90 q times daily Of the fol
lowing: Tincture Hamamelis ozs., Tine
ture CRdomene Comp. 1 o. Aromatic Syrup
Rhubarb oIs Mix.
Mrs. r. s.:--I do not know the formula
you refer TO. An excellent and reliable
stain for the hair which Is not harmful, hut
beneficial as a hair tonic. follows: Take six
heaping tablespoonfuls Of coffee and boil
/ u In pints Of water until reduced by
evaporation TO I quart Strain thoroughly
let cool and then add one ounce Of Vilane
Powder. Shake and dampen tho hair twice
daily. BY making the coffee stronger OF
weaker you can make any shade. yon de-
sire. The odor Of coffee is lost by lonR
boiling.
Harriet-Use same treatment as Ella.
The correct formula for reducing fat :
TO pounds a week Isl III, Ext Bladder
wrack IL or, Glycol.Arbolene or, Arc.
matte Elixir 1 1.2 ozs. Mix. Shake well
and for the hrst days take teaspoonful
after each meal, and thereafter increase t'
two teaspoonfuls.
r.. d. R.:-Your trouble being Of ser
ious private nature you should write, Civ
ing fun particulars, name and address.
cannot answer IN these columns. Send for
my examination chart.
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97N. 22O Acres, 175 tiIIabIe.
Balance meadow. Fair soil. 10
room frame house. Barn. 25 head
stock. All necessary OutbuiIdings.
Good water, windmill. Tenant
House, 8 room frame. r.. +. d. from
New Castle.
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moment in the life OF Moses when the
bush famed up with celestial fire.
The awfulness Of such a moment In
a human life is not the physical aspect
OF the scene. Before many a mans
conscience has suddenly blazed the
burning bush; upon many a mans
inner vision has burned the glory Of
God: into many a mans spiritual
darkness has flashed the light above
the brightness of the MONDAY sun,
and the voice divine has been heard
calling the soul TO its mission, and IN
that moment individual, and some.
times natiopal destiny, is sealed.
Almighty God. help us TO study Thy
word and law that we. like Moses
may hear our call. Help and lead
us in the way we should so and pro-
tect the way and destiny OF our short
lives here below so we may best
glorify Thee i'm Heaven through Jesus
Christ, our Lord. Amen.
]. Lybran Pyle
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FOR SALE.


N OR sALE-THREE CHEAP HORSES
22f3 Lamotte St. f27-6t
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SCHOOLS MAY
EXPEL BAD BOYS

At this mornings meeting OF the
County School Commission, Mrs. Flor
ence ]. Little asked to be transferred
from district SO to district 80. Final
action on the request was deferred
until the June meeting.
Commissioner Lucas, or district No.
81, asked what rights the school
authorities had In furnishing boys wlD
misbehaved in school He was in
formed that the hoys must conduct
themselves properly or be expelled
Miss Alexine G. Joseph, a graduate
Of the Wilmington High School, ap-
piled to the State for assistance to
attend the West Chester Normal
School next year. The application
was favored.
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very carefully mixed with the true iugred
tents: carbolc acid 80 drops, citrine oint'
ment 1 ox lanoln I o., have your drug
gist mix these three ingredients. Then
buy 2 t.2 dram package Of rosc-kayloin,
specially prepared ana rarely used pow
dered product, which mast be mixed into
the ointment as follows: warm the oint'
ment slightly and then gradually and slowly
stir Ia the rose se.kayloin. When this is done
carelessly, or the drugEst substitutes some
thing else. no cure can br assured. CLEANSE
the sore parts with CASTLE soap and water
aud apply the mixture twice daily, and IN
few weeks all traces Of your trouble
should be gone,
Ella.-Your distress is due TO oompli
cation OF Ills due IN great measure &c
poor circulation which Affects the delicate
organs OF your sex causing the usual ab
normal symptoms Of pam, gripping, headache
and soreness in the cnest and under The
shoulder blades. Your weight II 20 pounds
below normal and your blood Is IN poor
condition. Have this prescription filled, and
use regularly for several months;
Virhurnum Prunifolium I o., pincture
Chdomene Comp. 1 or, Comp. Syrup hypo'
phosphites ozs. Mix, and take table
spoonful every three hours during the day
followed by a glass Of water.
Also obtain 8-0rnin Hypo'Nuclane Tablet
and take as per directions accompanying
sealed package.
Hard worker:--The trouble with your
feet will require a long course Of treatment
the following treatment Ill do u. This
also, will relieve and cure tired aching
sweaty and calloused feet as II is loca
tonic and stimulant to re muscles, liga
mcnts and cells: To gallon Of hot water
add a teaspoonful OF Nilnne Powder and Z
/ tenspoonfu Of alum. ImmerHe the feet ~
TO 20 minutes each night. Then battle th'
feet In cold water and dry
Catherine:-Your acute indigestion, ac
companied by constipation. has brought OF
i rheumatism through mal-assimiation or
constant absorption OF poisons which shoul'
have been eliminated. You must first regu
/ late your diet Discontinue coffee and tea
/ Omit meat almost entirely; also starche
such as fresh bread, pastry and potatoes
except baked. Always eat less than you
/ appetite Graves. For the indigestion, TAX
Tablets Triopeptine; pink after breakfast
/ white after dinner. blue after supper Ala
/ take 10 20 i tcaspoonful Of the following
10 correct liver and bowelss H. Ext Man
drake Q drains, Aromatic ". Cascara ] o..
/ Comp. Essence Cardol l o.. Aromatic Syrul
/ Rhubarh ozs. Mix three or four dose
daily. After three weeks alternate and tax
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ChristInn Endenror NeMs.

A normal class for the study OF
missionary methods will meet next
Tuesday evening in the Y. w. c. A..
under the instruction Of Mr.. Cleland,
All interested are asked TO be present
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Be present at the Union meeting
next Monday evening at First United
Presbyterian Church. Third and
Broome streets. The annual election
Of officers will be held at that time.
Practically all the nominees are Of
new material and It is, therefore.
necessary that a representative body
OF Endeavorers be present. The OIL
GERS promise to dismiss at an early
hour.
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NEW QUARTERS FOR
THE TRADE BOARD

Members Of the Board OF Trade
last evening bade goodbye to the
rooms Of the board in the Ecslitable
building as the newly rented rooms
In Eden Hall will be the place Of the
next meeting. This announcement
was made by the house and social
feature committee.
The board wishes to realize enough
from the rental of the hall for dan ces
and other functions to lay the rem
tai and leave something for their
treasury The floor which is Of maple
is a dancing floor and is one Of the
most sought after places for functions
in the city.
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Public Sale LIst.

March 6-Snle Of stock and farming
implements for Robert l.. Baldwin
near ClaymOnt, Del, at / O'Clock
pm. Stidham & Son. Auctl0neers.
March Entire Plumbing Shop OF
Harry A. Miller, 617 Shipley ST.,
at I o'clock, p. M, by Stidham &
Son, AuctlOneers.
March 1O-SaIe of $4,000 worth Of the
best furniture, carpets, rugs linz
Oleum, bedding, etc, TO be sold
AT auction this season, at Std
ham & Sons Auction Store, Ill
East Fourth street, at | O'Clock p.
m, sharp. swatch this paper for
ad. of sale.7
March 1s-Sale Of Horses Carts,
Wagons aud Farm
on brickyard Farm, 1-2 mile be-
low New Castle for John w.
Banks, at - o'clock by Stidham
& Son, AuctiOneers.
March 15-Sale Of Real Estate at
Tenth and Harrison, on premises
at IL o'clock, a. M, by Stdham
& Son. Auctioneers.
March 23-SaIe of furniture and ear
pets at No. 7O7 King street, for II.
B. Muneey. at | O'clock y. m, by
Stidham 4 Son, auctiOneers.
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ODD FELLOWS
CONFER DEGREES

Jefferson Lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F. de-
gree STAFF last night went to Philadel-
phia and conferred the first degree on
a class Of candidates for American
Star Lodge No. 405.
A large delegation Of members and
friends accompanied the degree stan,
travelling both to and from Philadel-
phia in a special car. The work was
well rendered and reflected great
credit on jefferson Lodge.
After the business session was over
supper was served.
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MiIdfreg draws Lnrrn Cromd.

"Wildfre" is drawing large crowds
to the Avenue Theatre this week. The
popular playhouse was again filed TO
capacity last night. The bill for next
week is THE White Sister," The
success that Viola Allen made in the
production Of this drama will be
duplicated at the Avenue by Miss
Ailleen May, the capable leading wo-
man of the Avenue Amusement Stock
COmpany.
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TRArE BOARD IN lV.OUALS
WANT CHAIRS RE-APPCINTED

At last evenings meeting of the
Board of Trade, Desmond NJ Cronin
proposed that the members OF the
Board send a resolution to the author
tiles advocating the reappointment Of
Harry w. Chairs as Collector Of Stats
Revenue.
Several of the members spoke glow
ingly of the work of Mr.. Chairs and
said that they were heartily in favor OF
his reappointment, but opposed the
proposal that the body send any reso-
luton bearing upon the subject 20 The
authorities
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The DOCTORS ANSWERS ON
HEALTH AND BEAUTY QUESTIONS
BY DR. THEODORE BECE

The questions answered below are general in
character; the symptoms diseases are given and
the answers will apply to any of similar ma
ture.
Those wishing further advice, free may address
DR.. Theodore Beck, College Bldg, College-Ellwood
Sts. Dayton. Ohio enclosing self-addressed stamp
ed envelope for reply. Flu II name and address must
be given but only Initials fictitious name will be
used in my answers T he prescriptions can be
hlled at any well-stocked drug store Any druggist
order of wholesaler.
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PROTHONOTARY
BEGINS THE WORK

Philip O. Churchman, who was ap-
pointed Prothonotary by Governor
Pennewill a few days ago, took charge
Of the Office this morning in order to
be familiar with the duties before the
opening of Superior Court on Mon
day next.
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The RenI Renefnciors.

Brown, Jones and Smith respec-
lively legal. divinity and medical stu
dents, we're discussing the merits OF
their future professions.
I'VE punish the rogues," said
Brown, "and give honest men their
own"
YES" observed Jones; but we
show people the way to go to heaven. ("
We're the best after all" remark
ed Smith, FOR we send people there" 4"
-Tit-Bits.
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1OS WANT THE
LICENCE PRIVILEGE.

There are 10S applications TO the
Court Of General Sessions to sell
liquor. The Law and order Society
during the coming week will file re-
menstances against several Of the
places for which applications for IL
cense are being made.
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Gnrernnr MN Sirn RnL

Governor Pennewill has given the
members of the Levy Court assur-
ance that he will sign the bill au-
thorizing the Levy Court to condemn
the Concord and Philadelphia pixies
AZ county roads.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

r, rRARD-sos. so7 AND sos RACE ST,
" Philadelphia. Rooms. csc, 85c SOC.
Gentlemen only msyl,ly
z OR RENT ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR
Gawthrop Bldg 4th and Shipley. Suit
shls for light manufacturing. Elevator and
heat. Apply TO Gawthrop s. Bro. 104 w.
4th st. i3O-t
L OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
light Housekeeping. zol z. 5th 81.
m1-1m
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A SmoIderins Fire

in either cook stove, furnace or
heater can be quickly renewed by the
use of fire shovel full of HARD
WOOD CHARCOAL, which should be
ignited and covered with hard coal.
Sold In paper bags by first-class grO-
GERS at &c
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Barr,s Saturdnr Cnndri

The equal Of any soc candy. Sold
on Saturdays only. 29c the pound.
Fresh from Boston every week. Dam
lorth's Drug Store, Market and Sec
ond Streets
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PROPOSALS.

r oVERNoRs fsL1Ni5, n =, r., MARCH
" 1. ie11.--Sealed proposals. in triplicate
for furnishing Coal required in Dept Of the
East, during year ending June 80 1912, viii
be received here until 10 a. m, April l.,
1911. Information furnished on application
J. ". LITTELL, ID. Q. NJ. G.
m1,2,3,4,30,3l
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FARMS

Offers will be considered for any
OF these very desirable Farm Pro-
perties:
29N. 79 acres, good soil, plenty
OF fruit. Broom frame house, fine
lawn, barn for Is head of stock,
Corn crib, chicken house, &C., with
all necessary Outbuildings, farm
well Watered. New Castle Co. s
miles from Wilmington.
97N. 22O Acres, 175 tiIIabIe.
Balance meadow. Fair soil. 10
room frame house. Barn. 25 head
stock. All necessary OutbuiIdings.
Good water, windmill. Tenant
House, 8 room frame. II. Il. d. from
New Castle.
1S0N. "HOlland Farm, 9S acres.
Groom house. Small Barn. mile
below Newark.
No. 38. 300 Acres. One of Della.
wares finest farms. $50 acres rich
rolling land, balance meadow land.
Frame mansion IL rooms, 8
pOrches. Bath, hot water heat, fine
lawn, old shade. Barn for 80 head
OF stock, hay barracks, corn crib,
granary, carriage mouse, large new
chicken house go fl. long, and all
necessary Outbuildings. Rui!dings
hedges, fences In first class order.
; room frame tenant house. Good
water, forced to all buildings by hot
air engine. Plenty of fruit. Fine
view Of Delaware River. A beautI-
ful home. Cunning and fishing
close at hand. miles from Della
ware City.
12sN. IS Acres. woodland,
streams, springs; modern house Is
rooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry with
stationary tubs, dairy, &C., large
attic. hot and cold water, 3 omen
replaces, gas, telephone; stable
q carriage house, tenant house.
1rn, &C., extensive view on all
Is; large lawn with unusual va
ETY. Of shrubs and trees IN prime
lndidon; , acre vegetable garden,
ell planted with small fruits
9ung bearing orchard; / hour
-om Philadelphia; Station, Chadd's
ord (BaltO. Central r. RI 2 1-s
allies distant; aearest station
lTintOn's Bridge Wilmington and
Columbia r. r. IA miles; post
'ftice, West Chester, r.. +. ID. No
n; nearest trolley, Lenape, 8 miles
Trolley being built between VII
mingtOn and West Chester will
come within ] 1-2 miles and viii
have branch TO Birmingham
Meeting House, only 1-s mile dis
tant.
OF the five properties in imme
diate neighbOrhOOd used BY PhiIa
delphians as summer homes, thil
is nearest the station.
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE
TRUST COMPANY
Io25 Market Street
One Door From Eleventh
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FAM Tn GFT THIRYES.

The Wilmington police have not
succeeded in locating either the
thieves who robbed the homes OF army
officers at Fort DUPONT, Delaware
City. on Tuesday night, or any Of their
loot.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

r. R.s-Undoubt
edly you are suffer
ing from eczema
Splendid results are
credited 20 the fol
lowing formula when
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LIeht superIntendent Leaves.

H. M. Putnam, light superintendent
at the Delaware Hospital, left that in
stitution on March j TO become light
superintendent Of the Brooklands
Hospital at Sidney, Nova Scotia
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PUBLIC SALES.

d UBLIC sAIE-ENTIRE PLUMBING
az 6l7 Shipley ST., on Tuesday March 7th,
pipe machines. drill press emery and
bufing machine, horse gasoline engine,
six horse and 2 two horse electric motors,
betting, shafting, pulleys, yises, all kinds
Of plumbing tools. 2 derHs, 1 drawing table.
HARRY A. MILLER.
sddham Son, Auct fa4-et
ID UBLIC sALE-BEAsEs OF THE FOL
4 lowing wharves on Christians river.
Shipley street, French street. Tatnan street
King street Lombard street and Fourth
street, will be sold at public auction in the
Mayors Office, City Hall, March g. 1911
az s o'clock p. No in accordance with char
ter laws and ordinances Of the city Of vii
mington. Leases to be in force from March
%. 1911. By order o.
PUBLIC BUILDING COMMITTEE.
m1-5t NJ. j. Conway, Chairman
d UBLIo SALE
Farming Implements March 10th 1911
James T. Brooks, Pencader hundred near
kooch's Bridge f2I-mlS,6s9
d UBbIo sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
will sell the following personal prop
erty at the Green Bank Flour Mills, in Mil
Creek Hundred, on Thursday, March Ia, al
Farm and Mill wagons, farming imple
nents, carriages and na-aess, Office furni.
ture. including safe, -four bags shafting ano
rubbage lumber for basn grders, scrap iron
and a lot Of household -urniture, one COW
W. p. TINDALL
stidham & Son, Auctioneers. mast
D UBLIc sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
I about 20 relnquish farming Will hold
public sale Of his personal property on
the farm known as the George Lodge farm
situated on the Philadeiphia Pike, below
Ciaymont FIVE minutes walk from the troll
ley cars, Monday, March 9th, at 1 o'clock
mare, good driver; pairs Of mules l
single mule. l6 Guernsey cows, heifers
most OF them fresh by day Of sale, rs
chickens. 2 farm wagons dump wagon.
wagon with hay carriage. one milk wagon, ]
carriage I runabout, I binder new mower
lawn mower. horse rake hay tcdder, /
manure spreader . horse drift harrow, large
pile Of OK cart wheels. hay fork with bloci
and rope. horse carts wheelbarrow, har
ness collars, brides, halters. COW chain'
and other chains. lot Of dairy fixtures lo'
Of household goods. washstands, iron bed
stesds couch. dining room chairs. two er
tension tables, large walnut crib, hr
chairs. piano. cook stove. chunk stove. o'
large heater. washing machine, incubato
and many other articles too numerous
mentions Terms-o0 days credit on
sums over $50. per cent on for cash
credit sums.
ROBERT t. BALDWIN
Stidham Son, Auctioneers. m3,
ID UBLIC sALE-HOUsEHoLD GOODS
Of the late Isaac Hallam on the prem
ises No 1ii4 West Eighth ST.. on Thurs
dav March g. next at 10 O'Clock, o.
Miss Emma Hallam, Administratrix
m3-5t
| ID UBLIC SALE or STOCK AND FARM
/ 1 ing implements, on Leslie Walker
/ farm near Marshallton on Monday, Marc
/ 9Th. at I o'clock j. o. Koelig. m3-2t
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

We have a number of well-Io-
Gated New Houses which can be
purchased on Easy Terms. Call
and see the list.
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Go. w. BUSH & SONS C0..
Wilson Line TO Philadelphia
Passengers and Freiuhi.

Leave Fourth ST. Wharf, win. .nstos,
daily, including Sundays, az 7.00 ana IO.s0
A. NJ, l.S0 and AIS p. NJ. On Saturdays
and Sundays only, additional tr.Ss a. 700
Leave Chestnut 81. Wharf Philadeipfia,
daily. including Sundays AZ 1890 A, NJ
l.8O, AIS and 100 p. NJ On Sundays
and Mondays only additieaai trips At TAO
NJ.
FARES: Including Saturdays and Sun.
days Philadelphia excursion 25~-ons way
loc. Chester excursion 15c-0ns way Zoe
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PROPOSALS.
MAcApAM ROAD.


Notice-Sealed proposals, addressed IN
writing 60 the New Castle County state
Highway Commissione~ and endorsed
Proposals for building macadam road
in the county Of New Castle and state
OF Delaware" will be RECEIVED by said
highway commissioner at his office, Room
3. Basement Of Church Building, Tenth and
Market streets Wilmington, Delaware, until
I2 O'Clock, noon, on March q, 1911 for
building the stone road known as the Ken
nett square Road. extending from the Ken
nett turnpike at Lower Brandywine Pres
bytcribn Church, northwesterly 20 tue Penn.
syivnnn state line, distance Of a-eeo
iiuiles .
All said bids or proposals must be made
unon blank forms 10 be obtained from sait
Highway Commissioner at his said ONCE
and the bids for each --oad must be ae
companiod with a certified check for 5000
uavabie 10 the President OF the Levy Court
of New Castle county, or with bond e
the state Of Delaware in the sum OF 5000,
as surety that IL a proposal be accepted
a contract will be entered into
plans and specifications can be seen AZ
the ofice OF said commissioner on or after
February IS. 1911. Tho right TO reject an,
lor an bids is expressly reserved.
FRANCIS a. PRICE.
New Castle County State Highway Com.
miseioner ff6,1s,21. 25-m1 3
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WANTED.
ruRsIl
FURsfIi
BOARDING AND LODGING.

% AMILY IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
section wiil-tske two young men an lodg
ers Comfortable, we'll lighted room. Si.5U
Must come recommended. Address n. H.
This oface. is-u
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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atLP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN 1T is
II spring now and you want to clear out
vour old clothing. / will buy It from
YOU. Isaac Gibbs, s3s French st. D. &
= 1905. hb'lm
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osT-MIsLAID OR HAD STOLEN,
l. deposit book on WILMINGTON Savings
Fund Society. number 75429 in name Of
Benjamin Fmharty. Notice has been given
and application made for new book.
fi7,24m3
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

YOUK OPPOR l UNIIY
We have secured the most desir-
able suburban lots at HiLLCREST
and GORDON HEIGHTS.
We have secured the most desir-
able locations on the above proper
ties and an invitation is extended
the public TO Investigate the adyan.
tages OF this growing suburb.
Arrangements will he made with
Purchasers to Erect Homes I'm.
mediately.
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n iris WANTING STEADY WORK WITT
" good pay. Experience not necessary
Paid well while learning. Apply The Amer
ican Tobacco Company. f23-m
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Wanted:-MOney to Loan on
First Mortgage In any amount
from $500 to S15,000.0O.
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NATIONAL REAL ESTATE
TRUST COMPANY
Io25 Market Street
One Door From Eleventh
SITUATION WANTED.


r NPERlENCED SEWER WOULD LIKE
- work. Address W. Journal Ofice. m3.it
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.

7 BUY SMALL HOUSES. WHAT HAVE
you 20 offer See VIM. T. Bouzarth,
7o2 Market st. f4-1m
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r oAFDERs wAEETEED-sst,oo; HONE HOME
son SITS. lI-sod.lm
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n osT-BUNcH OF KEYS, TUESDAY
evening Reward II returned 20 eos
French St. INST
= ARTY WHO PICKED UP CENTER
l. piece at nth and jackson kindly re.
turn 1925 Jackson malt
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NOTICES.
LOST AND FOUND.

= osT-MIsLAID OR HAD STOLEN
IL deposit book on Wilmington Savings
Fund Society No. 50623. in name Of Chas.
r. Boyer Notice has been given and ap-
piication made for 3 new book. f17-24-ms
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fs1m

d oARDERs WANTED.
ID 700 French. fs-lm
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Z OR SALE-FACTORN BUILDINGS
stable aud vacant lot at Eleventh aud
linton Sts., on the p. & 0. z. r., snitubl.
for most any kind Of manufacturing b ISL
ness. Terms and price very reasonable I'm
mediate possession. Also--one Wosting
house Standard engine IS II. F., and ont
Westinghouse Standard engine 40 a. r.
Apply Delaware Hard Fibre Co., Marshall
ton, Del. f2s.6t
Z OR SALE--3 ACRES WITH LARGE
Stone House on the Kennett Pike. Fine
Fruit. Box as, Mendonhall Pa. m2,3,4
Q ALE-VERY DESIRABLE. WIDE
- front house, 215 ". 22nd St., rooms
All modern improvements. nearly new. nice
side yard. Apply on premises. m3-tf
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-Resd THE EvENINe JoURNAI..