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Evening journal., 1911-11-04
TRADE BOARD
COMMITTEES
President Purdy Names Two
for dupont Road Route and
Mercantile Tax

President o. c. Purdy, OF the Board
Of Trade, at its meeting last evening
appointed the committee Of seven
members who arc 40 cooperate with
the engineers OF tho DUPONT road, in
selecting the route through this city
The committee follows
William T. Bancroft, President;
Horace Wilson, vice-presidcnt: John
J. J.-Sattorthwaiie. John S. Mullin, James
l.. Banning. Frank j. Williams and T.
Chalklcy Hatton.
Another committee appointed by
President Purdy was the manufactur-
ers committee which will consider the
manufacturers tax law recently pass
ed by the State Legislature. THIS
committee is composed OF reprcscn-
tatives of nearly every industry Ia the
city Tho committee follows:
liarland & Hollingsworth Corp. S.
X, Smith American Car e Foundry
Co., Charles r. Gawihrop; American
Tobacco Co.. r. G. Lambert Jcssup
g. Moore Paper Co., A. b. Ayerst;
Charles Baird Co., Robert S. Baird I;
Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co.. John
Bancroft; Jos. Stoecklo Brewing Co.,
Harry J. Stoecklo; r. r. Slocomb &
Co. Frank r. Slocomb Belts Machine
Co.. Edward T. Belts. +. Blumenthal
& Co, Barrow Guest: James O. Bon
ner, A. i. Bowe; Jas l.. Bradford CO.,
Walter NJ. Francis; BrOsius & Smed-
ley. l.. W. Brosius; Cooling Carriage
Co.. $. y. Cooling; Delaware Hard
/ Fibre Co, W. W. Nelson; Delaware
Electric Supply Co., Charles II. smith.
Delaware Hardware Co., Walter D.
Mode: Delaware Marine Supply MFG
Co.. James J, English; Delaware Root
/ ing Co. Caleb Stabler; Delaware
Terra Gotta Co., John r. Almond ;
Diamond State Fibre Co.. Henry ID
Downing; S. H. Durstein; Edge Moor
Iron Co., W. T.. Sellers Electric Hose
& Rubber Co., c. d. Garretson; viii
mongton Mallcablo Iron Co.. Walker
Russell; Krebs Pigment a Chemical
Co., Henry j. krobs; W. g. j. Lang
Co.. Adam J. Lang; Lea Milling Co.,
George w. Sparks; Lobdell Car Wheel
Co. William w Lobdell; Mccullough
non Co., Henry Whitcloy, Manuiac-
turcrs Contracting Co., w. II. Fenn;
American vulcanized Fibre. Co,
George B. Miller; Modern Machinery
Co, Richard w. Bond Pusey & Jones
Co.. John NJ Mondinhall; A. s. Reed
6 Bro. A. S. Reed; Remington Ma
chino Co., Henry M. Taylor; J. b.
Rhoads & Son, j. r. Rhoads; Speak
man Supply & Pipe Co. Willard
spcakman; Trump Bros. Machine Co..
George II. Hoffecker.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
THE ROLLING SEASONS
AS SCHOOL CANTATA

All is now IN readiness at the High
School for the Glass of 1912 presen-
tation Of the sacred cantata, The
Rolling Seasons by Caleb Simper. in
the auditorium on Monday morning.
Tho public is invited
The solists are Miss Helen Hamann,
Miss Sara Amsbaugh. Miss Annabel
Groves. Miss Irene Winner. Leighton
G. S. Dorsey George Fl. Huston, John
X. Schafcr. and Charles Hayward.
The orchestra will have a part in
the cantata The orchestra members
this year are:
First violins--James Todd. Leslie
Litz, Jesse Gillespie, Kenneth Arm
strong, Everett Sicberg, Lelie Bam-
berger; second violins--Paul Starr,
William Rhenby, Raymond Wilkinson,
Paul Bright, Balmer Rayner, Roland
Miller, Charles Cleayer; tlutes-Paul
Harding. Willard Heald; cornets-
Henry Robinson, Middleton Graves,
Ernest Nj. Marks drums-George
Larimer; bass viol--William r. Mat
thews; French horn-Earle Ewing
plano, Homer Ewing,
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
WEST CHURCH AID
IN AUTUMN RALLY

The autumn rally Of West Church
Ladies' Aid Society was we'll attended
last night After the business meeting
at which Mrs. II. A. Brown prcsia1d,
social hour with service of refrcsh-
ments afforded a pleasant time Mrs
G. J. Kinhead was social chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Carrie Eaton, Mrs.
Harry Tazewell Mrs. l.. b. Morrow.
Mrs. Jennie Baird, Miss Jessie Brow
Mrs. Lynlord Thomas. Mrs. Horace -.
Harrison, and Mrs. William Head
The center Of interest during tue
evening was the exhibition Of tie com
munion silver service which will be
given TO the Italian Mission by the SO
cicty. Mrs. j. w. katos was charm cli
OF the purchasing committee a lel,er
OF thanks was read from West Vir-
ginia Society TO which the local %
ciety had sent contribution.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
ORDER 0. M. D.
TO INSPECTION

Under orders Issued in the Organ
lied Militia OF Delaware, Major c. A.
Short. Inspector General. win inspect
the command as follows, the hour each
evening, being SIS o'clock:
Company f., Newark Thursday.
November %.
Company b.. Milford, Friday, No.
vember a. -
/ Company G., Dover, Monday. No
yembcr q. w
Companies A and ID. Wilmington,
Major }. w Reed, commanding, band
and hospital detachment. Monday. De-
ccmbcr 4. The band will be report
ed for inspection at z p. m. The
battalion and hispital detachment at
SIS p. m.
Company H.. New Castle, Thursday
December Z.
Companies G. and L. Wilmington
Friday. December s.
Tho field staif and non-commissiou-
ed stan Will report for inspection
with the organizations nearest theft
place of residence. Those living IN
Wilmington, Monday December 4.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
THE MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. A.
FEED-Car lots. winter bran, in bulk.
per ton. S25.50aS26.00; spring bran, in
10O-pound sacks, per ton. S25.50a26.O0.
BALED HAY AND STRAW-Timo-
thy Hay--No. ] large bales. $24.5Oa
25.00; no. ] small bales. S2400a245o.
Glover Mixed Hay--No. /. S2i.50a22.50.
Siraw--No. straight rye, Sl9.00a
1850.
WHEAT-Car lots. in export elova-
tor--No. . red. 90 1-2a93 i-2c; No. ?
Southern red, 91a92c; steamer No ?,
91a92c.
CORN-Car lots for local trade: No.
2 yellow. So l-2aS4c.; steamer No. z
yellow. S3aS3 1-2c
OATS-No. . white. 52a52 lie;
standard white. 81 1-2a52c.. No. 3
white. so l-2a5lc.; rejected white,
IS i-2a49 l-2c.
FLOUR Winter clear, S3.S5a4.10;
do straight S4i5aASo; do patent
81 i0a4S0.
BUTTER ~ Western, solid-packed
creamery. fancy, 35c; do do choice
33a34c: hrsts. 30a3lc; seconds. goa
-oia H'tl-iN IiAHANf AN'ih o. N'Nf -
extra irsts. 35c; hrsis 3la33c.
EGGS Standard crate, containing
thirty dozen eggs. Pennsylvania and
other nearby frsts. in free cases
$500. al mark; nearby good current
receipts. in free cases. $50.
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGET-
ABLES Apples. New York, per bar
rel, Baldwin. S2.25a2.75; Twenty
Ounce. S2.50aS.0O. White potatoes. New
York per bushel, choice, S0aS3c; fair
TO good, 75a7Sc White potatoes, Jor-
sey. per basket 60a65c. Sweet pota-
toes per barrel-No / Eastern shore
Si.75a2.O0: No. 2. SOcaSi0O
LIVE POULTRN-Fowls. as to
quality, t2al3c.; old roosters, 81
lie: spring chickens, broilers. az
TO quality. 12a13c.; ducks, iSaltc.
geese. i3a14c.; turkeys, l5alSc,
pigeons. old. per pair, 2Oa25c.; d'
young, per pair. l5a2Oc.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
BUSINESS LOOkINc ,JP.

Bradslrcets finds that colder
weather has stimulated retail trade TO
a great degree.
Retail trade. which now occupies
the centre of the Stage as regards
distribution. has been greatly stimu-
lated by colder Weather over wide
area OF country In fact reports re-
~eerdipg ihis branch OF business dis
plav better tenor than they have
since last spring. The turnover has
been especially marked in such lines
as dry goods. rubbcrs boots and shoes
fnrs. clothing aud furnishings, and
the long deferred breaking up of stocks
seems 90 De now under way. Contin-
ucd cold weather viii no doubt lead TO
hotter sales at wholesale, especially
as buying heretofore has been tem-
porarily light Judging lines report
a fairly good volume OF orders.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
MEMORIAL TABLET CONTRACT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Nov. 4-rhc Memorial
Tablet Commission which will con-
struct four inscribed tablets. COM
memorating great historical events n
which Delaware has figured. prac-
'tically completed its work yesterday
when it met here and decided upon
the style and phraseology OF the N
scriptions and awarded the contract
to G. l.. Jones. of Wilmington.
Mrs. Charles r. Miller. OF Whining.
ton, is a member Of the commission
Most Of the inscriptions were suggest.
ed by DR.. George w Marshall and
Walter Morris.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
TOWN COP SICK,
EVERYBODY GOOD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVILLE. Del, Nov. 4--For
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
the past nine or ten weeks, Bridge
Vile has had no police officer BailiIf
John c. Cooper being III with typhoid
fever. During this time there has
been no occasion for an arrest, OH
Ger Cooper having previously broken
up the old station gang so thoroughly
that they have been on good behavior
ever since.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
PARTY Az ELsMEu.

A surprise party was given at the
homo OF Mr. and\Mrs. James Sander-
OF, OF Elsmere on Wednesday evening
in honor OF their daughter Anna r
birthday. The room whore the table
was spread was decorated with groen
and white. The evening was spent
with music and singing, dancing aud
playing games. Those present were.
Anna Sanderson. Ethel Sandorson
Blanche NunWllier. Alice Brown
Helen Scott, Blanche Woodward
Laura w Hicks. Alma Cam. Edith NJ.
Rambo, Edna Warren. Edith l.. Nc
Mullen. Lille Meredith. Helen Mere
dith, Edith Meredith, Mabel Tatman
Miriam r. Derrickson, Ethel Robinson
Ruth Nansant. Neta Currcndor. Ida
Dockerty. Jennie Ector. Helen Ector
Ethel Hern, Nellie u. Cloayer, Bertha
Hamilton Elsie MacNamec, GLADYS
Fooks. Mrs Charles Malcom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry pordham. George Sander
son, Linden Knots. Theodore Warron
Marshall II. Ramto. Elmer Ramb0
Alvin Boulder, Moreland Warren
Paul Pennock, William G.. Maclary
Charles Knotts. Thomas c. Hawke
Edward Sowdon. Clarence Highheil
Clarence Crossan, John Heavellow
Paul Derrickson. Wilbur Hollings-
worth. Newton }. Derrick, Fred sand
ers. Edmund r. Hawke. r. c. Van.
SAINT. J. Edgar Jacquettc, Robert T.
Lilly. Robert Finnimore, Harvey
Fennimorc, Arthur Rodcnhiser. Lewis
Browwell Fred Robinson. Raymond
Elliott. Cooper Burris. Joseph Mere.
dith. George A. Pierce. Harry Hall
Raymond Msgargal. Paul, Thomas
and Heisler Warren. Mrs. Evelyn y
/ Derrickson, Mr. and Mrs o. c. Magar.
I gal. Mr. and Mrs. l.. a. Otheson. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore l.. Warren ans
Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
WFFkLY RANK STATEMENT.

By Tho Emitted Press.
NEW york. Nov T. Tho weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes
Excess cash reserve. decrease.
S3.029 100.
Loans, increase. SS.2S0000.
Specie. decrease 81 .637 600.
Legal tenders. increase. St22,OO0.
Net deposits. Increase. S6,lS4000.
Calculations. increase, SlSS.0O0.
Total loans. S1.92O .93a 600.
Surplus OF the banks ia Sif.2l0 500
a. compared with S5.3OS.i25 a year
uE0 and S5.i59.325 two years ago.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
SCHOONER NAY LOsT.

Tho Philadelphia schooner George
May, bound from Philadelphia for
Texas City, was totally wrecked at
Little Isaac Bay, Bahama Islands
The vessel went down in 25 feet Of
water Both vessel and cargo. which
consisted Of cast iron water pipe, arr
beyond recovery. The schooner was
built at Milford. Del, in 1900. and was
162 feet long. 80 feet beam and 13 feet
depth of hold She was commanded
by Captain ]. c. Davis The vessel
went ashore October 25.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
RITA HIVE mas JOLLY NIGHT.

Beta Hive. No. |. L. o. T. NJ. gave
their annual masquerade party last
night at No. 900 Washington street
About siXiy-five women members and
their guests we're present. wearing
picturesque fancy costumes. There
were elaborate decorations OF illumi-
mated pumpkin heads. lanterns and
garlands with pendant cats. ovok and
witches Singing and dancing were
the evenings diversions At the clsSs
cider. ginger cakes. candled apples
and popcorn were served
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
KNOCKED OUT BY
MULES HEAD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL,
GEORGETOWN, Del, Nov A.
Mrs Jacob NJ Lynch is in a critical
condition as q result OF a mule throw
ing its head around and hitting her on
the head Al the time she was some
what stunned. but apparently soon re-
covered only to become unconscious
in a very short time in which condi-
lion she has been since, but is be-
lieyed to be slowly improving.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
PISTOL SHOTS AS
HALLOWEEN FUN"

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
BRlDGEViLLE, Del. Nov Awhile
driving 70 Greenwood Wednesday nisht
party OF young men celebrating ilal-
lowo'en from Bridgeville, were cred
upon by an unknown person SaO,s
were exchanged in true Western a'yr.
Vigorous efforts are being made 10
discover who the shooters were.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
BEGIN WORK ON
PIKE EXTENSION

The Horrigan Contracting Company
will start on Monday on the constr &C
ton of the new road from the moth
ern end Of tho Philadelphia turnpike
70 the Pennsylvania llinc. 1t Wiz. ,,
2 2-10 miles long, Of macadam witd
Texas asphalt binder.
The Horrigan Company will finish ~
two weeks, IL the weather Is favardblc
the stretch of road from Ifaro's Jor,'c,
10 below state Road. This will glye al
improved highway from Wilmington
practically all the way to Delawai
City. and at the came time viii dt
away with the bad stretch Of sarGS
road south Of Hare's Corner.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
NO DECISION IN
CARDIGAN CASE

William Carrigan, colored. who is
charged with attempted assault upon
Annie Line, q young white woman,
was in court this morning to hear
Judgment passed in his case, but cw-
ing to J. Frank Ball. his attorney,
not being in court, the case was con-
tinued until Monday. Carrigton de-
niesthe attempted assault, and proved
an alibi at his hearing.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
PORT TRADE
ON INCREASE
CONTINUED from First page).

Continued from First Page)
continues at the present rate. aver
aging 26 entries a month, the total
will go over the 300 mark before the
end Of the year.
Many local business men who have
been importing their goods through
other cities, principally New YORK
and Philadelphia. are now receiving
imports through the local Office The
larger the receipts Of the Custom
House here the more prestige tbs
port Will have at Washington.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
APpRECIATE SUNSHINE HELP.

The Sunshine Society received n
special vote of thanks for their help
at tho annual meeting Of the Home
Of Merciful Rest last week. Miss
Alcorn, matron al the home. was also
commended for her untiring work and
efficiency. The following managers
three years. Miss Amy dupont. Mrs.
John B. Bird. and Mrs. Alfred Warner.
Jr. The treasurer's report showed a
considerable increase in annual sub
scriptions
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
LIBRARY OPEN TOMORROW.

Beginning tomorrow afternoon the
reading room of the Wilmington In
stitute Free Library will remain open
on Sundays from to o'clock. II is
intended TO continue to keep the Ii
brary open until next spring.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
LAUGHREY'S CONDITION SERIOUS.

Patrick Laughrey, OF No. lO4 North
franklin street, is in a critical condi-
tion in The University Of Pennsyl-
vania Hospital. Laughrey was one
OF the men who was injured recently
by the collapse Of the railroad bridge
at 0ray's Ferry.
William Hall. Of No 1929 Lancaster
avenue. another of the men injured
on that occasion. is In the same hos
pital suffering from internal IN.
| iuries.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
CHANGERS TO HAVE
FIG TIME MONDAY

Diamond State Grange viii hold its
annual corn show on Monday night
at Stanton. II will be aopen 10 all
farmers OF New Castle county. and cx-
hibits must be Of ten csrs each.
Delaware Grange Of Newport will
entertain the members OF New Castle
Grange Mondas night.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
CHAReE HM As wIEE BEATER

John Reinholdt, charged with wife
beating, will be given hearing in
City Court on Monday. The prosecut-
ing witness. who has two children,
was in court but no evidence was
l,ard
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
CANDLE FIRES. .BRIC-A.BRAC.

A candle left burning in the home
of Adolph Sillenberger. al No. sos
Conrad street. ignited some bric-a-
brac az 1890 o'clock this morning. The
Wcccaooe Fire Company was called
on a still alarm and eNtinguished the
blaze. The damage will reach $50
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
BANk CLEARING.

Bank clearing for the week show
an Increase OF S23T22 as compared
With those Of the corresponding peri
cd at last year. rhis weeks clear
ing totaled Si662 .657. Those of the
corresponding week OF last year
amounted 10 81 .40S 935.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
MISS PTTT OPERATED on.

Miss Margaret Pitt, formerly of the
Conness and Edwards Company in tnis
city, has just undergone an operation
for appendicitis in New York, and is
now convalescing satisfactorily.
BY The United Press.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
DEATHS.
Katharine II. King.
o. Blanche Cochran.
Thomas Wynd.
Mary A. Neyl.
William Il. Thomas,

CoCHRA AN--In this city. on Nov 2, 1911. O.
Blanche. daughter Of Josephine and the
late oliver N. Cochran, in her 29ih year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeEal services % her
late residence No. AS n. Sth street ON Sat
urday evening, November g. az O clock Fur.
Presbyterian Church, New London, Pa. on
arrival Of train leaving Wilmington. r. &
%. Delaware avenue 1918 via LandenburE.
without further notice
kING-in this city. on Nov g. 1911 Kath-
ariuc H.. daughter Of Charles a. L. ana
Ida H. King. In her 9Th year
Relatives ana friends Of the family are
invited 90 attend the funeral services at
her parents rrsider@o No. 600 S-~',r, ST
on sunday evening Nov. 81. o'clook In.
ternient Chesicrtown. Nd. on arrival Of
train leaving Wilmington S.19 Monday morn.
ing, without further notice.
THOMAS-In this city. on Nov. /
1911, William b. Thomas, Si2 Taylor
ST. aged as years.
Relatives and friends are invited tc
attend the funeral services az ST.
Pauls Church East i1th ST.. Sunday
November 5th. at $3.50 o'clock. Inter.
mcnt at Mt. Olive cemetery
WYND--In this city. on November 3
1911. Thomas Wynd, 1902 West Stt
street, aged S5 years.
Relatives and friends are invited C
attend the funeral services from Stf
ST. Baptist Church. Sunday. Novem
her 5th al 1890 o'clock. lnterment al
Mt Olive cemetery.
/ WEYL--At the residence Of her son
William r. Weyl. near Stanton. Del.
on November 3, 1871, Mary A.. widow
Of William +. WeyL in her 74tf
year.
Relatives and friends Of the famil.
arc invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at the chapel at Rivorviey
cemetery, on Monday afternoon. No
vember 9Th. at 8 O'clock. lntcrmcn
Riyervicw cemetery.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
oARp OF THANKS.

Mt r. William Turner of 1939 Filbcrt
strcct. Philadelphia. formerly oi THIS city,
wishes TO thank his many Wilmington friends
for their remembrance of his birthday Mr..
Tuncr received over ATTY postcards from
this city alone on the 20h Of Octs
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
no HAVE POSSUM DINNER.

Members OF the Independence Fro
Company will have an oppossum dim
ner tomorrow afternoon, TO be pro-
vided by the independence Cunning
Club
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
NEW TODAY
OYERCOATS.

Convertible Collar Goats.
$40 TO $50. The new col
ors, shapes and makeups.
BIG BOXY
Fuzzy, Featherweight
Coats. hut very warm at
$50 to S35; extra heavy
double-brcssted converti-
bic collar Coats al $50.
s25 and S3O-just the
Coats for autoisis.
DRESS ONERC0ATS
$40 to S35. With velvet
collars. silk lined, at
$50. SOS, $50 and $35
NEW SUITS
New Browns. Blues
and Grsys, with plenty
Of the plain Blacks and
Blues; every size for
men. "a to so chest: every
price, IS TO $50. Big line
business suits, $40 TO $15.
press-up suits SIS to $50
Prince Albert. Fun Dress
and Tuxedo Suits, $50 to
$40.
CORRECT HATS
In style. shape and
quality and prices are
right; full line Dunlap
and Stetson new fall
shapes
TIES, SHIRTS.
Underwear and fancy
hose that you will like
because others like them.
as they are new aud al
moderate prices.
SHOES
for men and boys. Boys
Shoes az S1.5O 30 $3.50.
Mems Shoes at $3.50 to
Sc. Special makes at
$3.50, S4 and IS. Boydcn
Shoes at So. None better
anywhere.
Open tonight till 10.
JAS. 7. MULLIN q SON
tth 4 Market
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
By The united Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. i.--The stock
markc, opened strong today nearly all
the active issues making gains.
III o'clock During the FIRST hour
many issues showed fractional gains
and the market was generally steady
Government bond unchanged; other
bonds steady
Noon-Tho stock market closed
strong.
n. d. Lackcy and Company say
"Thc market still retains its strong
understonc and advances on buying
by tho same people that have been
Instrumental in the late Improvement
in prices. and il looks to us as u
the advance win continue until prices
arc quite up 20 where they were be-
fore the recent break started FROM"
c. !. Hudson and Company say:
'Thcrc is not much IN the prevail
ing news TO influence stock either one
way or the other We think the main
rally rs over"
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
DIE SZENIsCHE ROUTE.

DE NIENTNIHE HVIIF,
Automobile Excursion from Tenth and Mar.
ket at o'clock Saturday and Sunday after
Moons next. Come and take a ride through
this beautiful Park in the largest auto car
In the world. Cold nor hot weather does not
not required TO buy lot. lust look
Lawn Croft Cemetery, Stadt Office, 923
Market.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04

Reported daily b. F. D. Lackey 4
Co. bankers aud brokers. members
PHILADELPHIA Stock Exchange. sl3
ar.~L.t c.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
LIGHT FOR sEAFORD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del. Nov. AT a meet
ing of the Seaford Town Council last
night the question of lighting tho
local streets was taken up and dis
cussed. The contract with the Sus7
sex Light and Power Company. u
Laurel, has expired and the company
offered to contract to light the streets
for another period of five years for
ten dollars year for each light Some
of the members objected to the stipu-
lated time and IL was finally agreed
TO contract for light for one year from
the Sussex Light and Power Com
pRny.
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
UNDERTAKERS
James 7. Chandler, " ~ Sia;b SaS e. :.
Undertaken 1':lsDssss' I:SsDssss

NJ y sN4r0 AA4S Lo<1ts1L -ht9
full line mourhg goods ai~a,s on taad
SCHAGRlNfS, COS Marker 81
Tslephons call brings hats e. ho-<
aie.H
Evening journal., 1911-11-04
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT.

l.. ID. Willis, state trapshooting
champion, will defend his title against
dupont Gun Club this afternoon.
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OPP RuegER TIRED.

two-seated carriage IN good condition.
VIII sell cheap if taken at once. treble
x Keene Gardinet nay22dlW
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CONTINUOUS SHIPMENTS ONE

OF two cars per day Bundled eas.ngs
and slabs. also free delivered f. O. u.
cars South Gardiner shneIe waste and
mill cleaning Apply South Gardiner
Lumber CO, South Gardiner. Maine
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CANOES OF ALL KINDS

You can save money by buying of me.
My line includes the Morris, white, -
and ''Kennebec" canoes. Send for cata-
logs. Roy IL. Flynt, Agt., Augusta Me.
may20dtf
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MoRTeAGes-MoNEY LOANED o

Maine farm property at moderste inter-
est rate Give location of farm. acreage
and description when writing. Address.
Mortgage. care journal, Augusta, Maine.
ma525d;iWs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-25

GIRL OR WOMAN FOR KITCHEN
work in "a boarding mouse. Apply at T.
Noyes Place, Hafringtons. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-25
NEW Advertisements.

Lost--Auto glove.
lcor Sale-CoW
Wanted-Barber.
Wanted Engineer.
For saIe-lce cream.
Wanted-Man on farm.
For Saie-Top buggy.
Wanted-Real estate. etc.
Wanted-Neat table girl
Wantea-Girl or woman.
For Sale--Chestnut mare.
For Sale-Riverside hotel
TO Let-Comfortabl house.
To Let-House on Oak street
For Sale-Eggs for Matching.
For Sale--Seeond-haud buggy.
For Sale-Drown Leghorn cock.
For Sale-Plymouth Rock chicks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-25
FOR SALE-klSCELLAhE0US
II You Have a Cottage

t GSE WOoD-In" Veneer for sheathing
Y So 'WOOD-In, Veneer for partitions.
oSE WOOD-In'' Veneer for wainscoat-
C"h WOOD-In' Veneer to save money
=. for all inside work
= OF particulars write or call
II. u. Higgins, Purinton Block. Augusta