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Evening journal., 1912-10-15
HORSE nELAYS TRAIN.

Passengers on a Wilmington and
Northern Railroad train were delay
ed for sometime in getting into the
city yesterday by a horse which got
on the tracks near Glen Hall
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
TYPEWRITERS.

nv YPEWRTTERS REPAIRED. RENTED.
4 sold Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Undtfwoods, Remingtons. Ribbons
Typewriter Supply Co.. 9l5 Market Dol
marvia phone. a2o-u.
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statesmen WANTED.

u EAUTIFY YOUR HOME AND MAXI
ID Your farms more valuable by planting
sAldo trecs Ornamental trees and shrub.
berry. California privet fruit trees, etc.
prlvet hedges trimmed hy experienced mon.
Good territory at an tines for sulesmen OF
ability and character Call address OF
phone George S. Mattngly. No sls Jack
son street s1d-2m.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
PUBLIC SALE.

-~--.r-~~~~~~~~---s>~--~-r-
u UBLIC SALE-CONTENTS OF TWO
i handsome furnished fve-room apart
ments win be sold at Stidham and Son
Auction Store, No. III East Fourth street
Friday, October IS at 1 o'clock, p. m.
Apartment, No. 1.-One handsome CIR
cassian Walnut Bedroom Suit with Napoleon
bed cost. $40, I heavy Brass Bed, Ma
hogany Dresser, Massive Dining Room SUIT,
complete, living room furniture, pictures
dishes hric-a- brac sheets. pillow cases, com
forts, wool blankets, fine rugs Administer,
Wilton and Brussels, Etc.
Apartment, No. 1.-Two fine Brass Beds,
Felt Mattress Pillows and Bolsters ! hand.
some Satin Walnut Suit 1 Buffet Pedestal
Table genuine leather seat Chairs. Library
Table. 3.piece Leather Library Suit, Daven'
port, Couch, 1 upright Piano ln me order,
cost $3.50 Pedestal Turkish Rocker Table
Linens and Beddings Of on kinds, Blankets,
Comforts Spreads. five beautiful Rugs, 9xl2
and 8.3x1O.6. lnlaid Linoleum. Plate Rack,
Rockers. Pictures, J fine set Of Dishes and
many other articles.
These goods are all frstclass and have
only been used about nine months. Every
thing must BE- sold as owners have left the
city and We must sell everything for The
high bid. Goods cannot be seen until day OF
sale. SrIDHAM SON,
oIA1b,17. AuctoneerB for Owner.
II UBLIC sALE-HAvING DECIDED TIC
L discontinue dairying ! viii sell withou
reserve nt the coal yard Concord avenhe ant
on Wednesday. October ] g, az D. m.
~ Milch Cows-lhese cows are Guern
seys and Jerseys, some with calf by thei
side Others close Springers.
Registered Guernsey Bull-Good as any
one has.
credit Of six months will be given OF
purchaser giving an approved endorser.
JOHN NJ. DONOHOE,
Edgemoor, Delaware
stdham & Son, Auct. Ellis P. Hicks
Clerk o9-6t
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS MAKE OVER 50 90 rAtLN
"A selling nosyiy patented summer devices.
Easy work; Liberal terms Write AZ once for
information. q. J.. Fox Co. 443 Broadway,
Alhan, Ny ini8
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d PECiAL NOTICE.

Wilmington, Del September 23 1912.
The owners Of an dogs In Brandywine Hun
dred city OF Wilmington. Christiana Hun
dred Mill Greek Hundred, White Clay Creek
Hundred, New Castle Hundred. Pencader
Hundred and led Lion Hundred are hereby
ordered to keep their logs in leash or impris
oned from September 28 1912 TO November
], 1912.
All police officers Of said city and hundreds
are hereby authorized to shoot or kill or i'm
pound any dog found at large during the
above-named period unless the dog is in
leash.
Health is hereby authorized 70 adsertise the
above named orders 10 the papers Of Will
mington and Newark.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
OF Delaware.
Approved WILLIAM r. ORR. NJ. D.,
President
Attest: 4. e. FRANTz. M. D..
s24.f Secretary
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The whole scope OF business and
home essentials is within the infu-
ence ct kke Wants.
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HELP WANTED.

NJ I'm AND WOMEN FOR GOVERNMENT
M positions $40 week. Write for list
OF positions open, Franklin Institute, Dept
d0-r, Rochester N. Y. o7-im.
ID 'Ns AND GIRLS WANTED AT TIKI
ID Juto Works Ia years old aud upward
ieedy work Apply Wilmington Mills oNei
ff, 81 pr,dre mt8if
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NOTICES

N sible for amy bills unless contracted by
myself Paul King, Newport Del oi4-3t.
NJ OTICE-IHE COMMISSION TO IN.
~ quire into Employers Liability and
Workman Compensation have arranged 90
hold public meeting on Wednesday, Octo.
her t6, az p. M. In tho annex room Of the
dupont ballroom. eleventh noor Of the dupont
Building ttake eirvatbr) The commission
cordially invites an interested persons 20 this
meeting. Any one who desires to address
the commission will please communicate witt
S. ID Townsend. Esq. or n. Allen Hlles, 50
that proper arrangements can be made.
r. ALLEN HILLES. Pres.
o12.3t ARTHUR !. JENNINGS, Sec'y.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE.

w OMAN WITH SMALL CHILD.
w wants position ns housekeeper in
small family Address A-3o Evening Jour
nal oniee. oll'or
AZ IDDLE AGED COLORED WOMAN
NI wants laundry work for Mondays and
Tuesdays Address A3s. Evening Journal
Omco. oiO.6t
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
SANITARY WORKERS

NJ h. kELlER.
vi SANITARY. ODORLESS ENCAVATING
Dmco S. W Cor. Fourth and west stress
sei.tf
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HAIR DRESSING

TIss FRANCES MU1HERIN. FOR
M meriy AZ s23 Market street. has re-
moved 10 s26 Market street. shampoons
srain treatment facial massage. eiectricai
s~eat,ent manicuring; full line Of switches
and transfo rnlations. also eompingh neatly
msse M ID & A. phone 5ss6A- ml6-ly
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
TRANSPORTATION
WilsonI ine to Philadelphia

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilmington.
daily. including Sundays at 1sv ana 1910
and Sundays only, additional trips ~
200 .. m.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf. philudel-
pbia. daily including Sundays, nt 1870
a. m. f.3O. 415 and 700 D. m. on sun
days and Mondays only, additional trips AZ
z 80 a.
TARES-lncluding Saturdays and Srn-
davs: Philadelphia excursion. 25c; one
wav I5c Chester excursion l5c: one
way, loc.
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Notices Rooms Rent Wants Sales Proposals. Opportunities
HfLr wANTED-MALE.


n ApvERr1sEMENr IN THE
4 FVFNINI lOCNNAL rs Az
ADVERTISEMENT IN II
HoME VIE EvENIdNGi JonoNAAs JongaossAs
is READ rs MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER
~ NNrED - TWO FIRST CLASS
w plumbers Apply l.. L. Purhs' No'
eoi2 Market ST. o
w ANrrD-A MAN TO DRIVE MiLk
w wagon Address MA Evening jour
nal Office. oi' ~
~ ANrED -MoULDERs AND APpREN-
w ticas Steady work. Highest wAseh
csrd ehop Apply or write Buhl Malleable
Company. Foot Of Adair street. p,1,o"
Mich
4 LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN ANp BRAKE.
/ men for nearby railroads. $50 20 9iuu
nrressary. no strike Positions guaranteed
rAmnetenf men Promotion. Railway En-
rlovine headquarters. over 400 men sent 70
positions monthly state age tehu H"p
Railway ASSOCIATION, M.t4. Evening a"l
Ohice. SOU
NJ ANrED-FIRsr CLASS PAPER.
w hunger. Apply evenings. kershaw
ari Whittan. 80. asp Madison ST. ol-tt
------------
HELP WANTED-FEMALt.
...,~,,.-,.,~-,,~~ -.--,,-------->s---'-
W ANTED- -COLORED WOMAN FOR
w general Homework Address ~,
Evening journal Office. "la-'l
~ ANTED -HALr GROWN WHITE
w girl. No. 7io Van Buren, 81. ol-'S''
T,IRL WANTED FOR COOK AND GEN
II eral homework Must have references.
Address BOX 2s Claymont Del olo'ti
w ANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseworki no washing. Must De
good cook and have reference NO loo'
Park Place oi-.''
A ppRENTIcu GIRL WANTED TO
y learn dress making. Apply No 2a2s
West Eighteenth street. olo-ot-
vSANTED-A WHITE COOK APPLY
w Mrs Fred LaMotte Jr., No. 2eOi
Woodlawn avenue. o.-el.
SITUATION WANTED-MALE
~~--..--.~.-~.---.-----.. ....-,---,--~-----
" DUNG COLoRED MAN WANTS GEN
4 eral homework or work MS waiter Ad
dress A.to, Evening journal ONCE. olf-et
w ANTED-A cOLoRED MAN WANTS
w work around the house or willing @
learn automobilng No. 6l4 w. Front
street oli-o"
w ANrED-A POSITION AS FIREMAN
w on all kinds Of heaters Good mar
for clubhouse or hotel. J. Townsend, No
2o4 i-2 N. Harrison st. oll-ot
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
LOST AND FOUND.

N OUND-A GOLD CUFF BUTTON. AT
II Eighth and Market streets Owner can
have same by calling at this office. prov
ing property and paying for this advertise
ment. olAtf
i OsT-A GASOLINE LAUNCH. NAME
/ s'Hot Air. drifted away from Holly
day evening October 2 OF =. Good reward
for information Of same. Gustav Lnngc. No.
1926 W. Fourth street oio-dt
Il, OUND-SOAiE TIME AGO. AMETHYST
l. brooch. owner can have same ty ap.
plying G this onico and describing prop
erty. al6.tf-
/ 4 Grrrick Theatre. Silver Mesh Purse.
initials. y ~ " Liberal reward II re-
turned 10 the Morning News ofice. sl4.tf
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
auGs. CARPETS. ETC.

NThW RUS MONE fhOM OLD CAk.
n pets by our latest patent method OF
reinforcing assures you Oi tue best that
can be had. Carpet cleaning speciaity
TApIS RUG AfG. Co, Inc.
Phone 268o 81 fatnaii ~.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
WE SELL EARNS
MONEY TO LOAN

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M ONEY LOANED ON FIRST MORT.
VI cages o. G. GOODEN
,. -o'tts-h No. w Ninth St
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TALKING MACHINES.
CHIROPODIST.

-.->-@-1l- II scHAFFER, HOPODISr.
a e22 SHIPLEY STREET,
- WILMINGTON. DEL
.pA,,o fss5. i2l-1yr.
EIIzABETH HANRAHAE, GRADUATE
IL Fowler & Hams, Ltd. Cnslopoey y, ana a1o
Ills Ford building. d. A., 1894.
Eveninr by appointments may19-lyr.
Evening journal., 1912-10-15
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ktOtJNAr fOh hElNl.
II uRNIsHED ROOM NO. si7 WEST
Il Seventh ST. oo-A2t
II URNIsHED ROOMS. WITH OR
II without board. Good location. No 1880
hins street o4l-t
TrOk RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOX
i light housekeeping. 2oi East Fifth
street. ois."
NICELY FURNISHED OR UNrUR
~ nifhed rooms Terms reasonable. Mrs.
Jackson. No 7o5 King street. s25-lm.
II OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. NO
II $50 West Fourth street. Phone
set4D o4'l11
NJ ZOE THIRD STORY ROOM FOR TWO
~ gentlemen. Excellent location. No. 4O2
West street. oI-lm
IL URNlsHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOX
II business people. Warm. hgnt and cory
40 III West Ninth g. ml'tt
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ rent Cool and convenient. Apply NO.
1893 West Sixth street. o9'eoo I'M
NOR RENT-NFwLY FURNISHED
It rooms for light housekeeping. No 2oo
West Twelfth street s2l'eoa-lm-
NOR RrNT-Two FURNISHED SECOND
n
30 1915 W. Eighth 81. s2s-eod-lm
II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT no.
IT 7o2 Washington street. s29'm'w's-lm.
NOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
/ II for light Housekeeping. No. lilS KING
street. s2o-eod,lm
n IcELY FURNISHED ROOMS, HOME
/ n comforts. Gentlemen only No. s29
Washington street. s25-m,w,s-lp.
{
0O- ADAMS STREET. NICELY FUR
JUt nished rooms moderate Apply
before p m' olO'eop-ln
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN
~ in every respect Also moderate rates,
with splendid location No. IL East Thir-
teenih street. o-'eou-iui,
NOR RENr-RoOMs FOR LIGHT
/ Il housekeeping. Phone, 2525D. No.
6io Harrison street. oo-eod'lm.
C,IRARr-so5 AND 500 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rooms. 2oc. see SOC
Gentlemen only. maylo lJr.
BOARDING AND LODGING.
" 4NTED-Two BoARDERs. AP
w ply No. 4l9 f. Sixth St. pst'ts-lu
w ANrED-ocoUPANT FOR FUR
w nished rooms. with board. No. l4l;
Harrison street. sl'-eod-lm,
IlD ARDERs wANTED-No sos WEST
ID oARDERs wANTED-ALso TABLI
ID boarders, at No. ITO Jefferson St. o2-in
w ANTED - TWO BoARDERs OF
w roomer. Apply No. i12 West Eigh
teenth street sis-t
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DRESSMAKING.


II ASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING. MRS
Il Fannie Aldridge, No. 20 Sixth Avenue
o14-2t
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REAL. EsTATE-FOR SALE.

A y ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
d Z L A WARE NEWSPAPER.
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Royal HtghlandeTs.

Utah Castle met Tuesday in rar
session. all officers present. The son
was we'll attended. in fact, II wal g
largest meeting held for some timele
mask ball committee made It's FMS,
port and was discharged Mrs. and IS
Slaughter and Mr.. Newman were :
gated. II was decided 10 have n s.
entertainment at the close Of every :
sion OF the lodge. The following conn
tee was appointed 10 prepare an en-
tainment for next Tuesday night; !
Ladies Smith and Bush and Clansr
Ray Gardner The team IS preparing
the open installation TO be held Tu
day. January 80. Clansman w, A. w
lace read the third nstalmert Of
essay Immortality OF the Soul" wh
was we'll received
Team members are requested to
present promptly, as the captain wis
TO make no more changes
visiting dighlandcrs welcome, La
Temple. l51 Second Feast.
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Ladies of the Maccabees.

| Lillian Holiister hive No. Is, I.adiA
! of the Maccabees, will hold regular re
view In Eagles hall Thursday evening
| January is. All officers and member
are requested 10 attend
There will be regular review of Sal
Lake city hive No. next w edn esda
evening at Odd Fellows hall and al
members are requested 10 attend TIL,
joint committee of hives and the tents
Of Maccabees Will give n ball I'ebru.
ary %
Liberty hive No. 2. l.. O. r. NJ viii
hold regular review Thursday afternoon
January is, at 2;30 o'clock In X OF r
nall. 123 East Third South. Every mem
her Is urged 10 be present TO prepare
for installation.
Banner hive No. IL will hold Its reg
niar review Tuesday. January 16, at I
O'Clock The officers and guard are re-
qucsted to report for drill Monday at 2
clock, The installation of officers will
take place Tuesday at $50 o'clock at 7.
% f, hall Maccabees and their
friends are invited
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Royal Arcanum.

At their hall, 1913 South Third East
street, Thursday evening, D. s r. Gardi-
ner Installed the following officers of Salt
Lake council 151I for the ensuing year;
r., Walter e Jones; V. r.. Charles p.
Jennings; ). p. r.. T. S Kinnersley; sec
Tretary. Edw. l.. Jones; o.. T.. B. Heis-
Ter; Coll, w. S. Anderson, treasurer. II
A Esrdmann. chaplain. ]. d. Hagman: G. -,
y u Porter; w, w. c. Price; s., l.. r.
Zullck. trustees. Murray Sullivan. g L.,
kimerer and c. z. Moss; organist, George
A. Bush.
New applications are being received
ana the council continues to grow stead
ily. A healthy increase I'm expected This
year, as the new officers are determined
70 make gain over the splendid show
ing OF last year
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Yeonlen.

VT Lake homestead No. 1872 Broth
cod of American Ycomen held its
rGar business meeting last Thursday
ewing In Labor temple. Second East
stt, There were several applications
ionembership and one candidate was
gii the secret work. The following Of
tiG were installed. j. Everett Seey,
fohan. Lee A. Foster, master OF ccre-
mes; II. c. Enrich, correspondent.
Maaret Mayberry. chaplain; William
Acson, ovcrseer: Alex y, Berg. watch
ma Lucy o, Ford, Lady Rowena Han
na0sborne. Lady Rebecca. Retiring
toran William j, Morton and Past
Foran G.. p. Wick were each presented
with beautiful solid gold past foreman 5
med
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Secret and Fraternal Socie,s

ID. d q, w. II. Jackson: r, r. <
j: u, McAndrcws: d. u. Co.. :
Morning; u. ID. G. c., j. w. Ion. r.
ID. G. G., j. w. McCarty Ar ,r,
stallation, all repaired 10 ttanouo1
hall and enjoyed fine sprey p r:
Q. 3. Kelly acted as toastm. .r,,
brilliant and witty talks wcreLa bv
The grand master. r. Z. Christi, anJ
Grand Secretary F. a. Smpkii
Jordan lodge No. 3-At a spe+,,.ot
Ing Inst Friday night the folloS ofe A..
GERS were duly installed In theisner .
tive positions; G. NJ. Peterson q
V. =. Dods. V c.. w. #. Hopk sec.
retary; A l.. Weaver. treasurer: eere
man, warden; G.. Cameron, ctotor
\. II. Wright, r. s. s.. A. Cline, =
{. Winton, chaplain: W. w. KIN, =
10 \. C.: \. l.. Weaver. l., $ e n
j Taylor, o. s. guard: Robert don
], $. guard. Clarnnce Key. Il. :. e {;
\. n. Orcutt, l.. s. 10 V, G. Toni the
degree staff will confer the first res
The boosting committee of ten
campment branch ]. o, 0. F wldvo
q card party al Odd Fellows ple
Wednesday night, January II.
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Women Of Woodcraft.

day ewing at + o. o. r, hali with a
good tendance. Visitors from Salt
Lake Gle were welcomed. Don't for
get the naracter ball Wednesday night.
Januaryt
The netting OF Salt Lake circle No.
oo3 VIII art at o'clock sharp, so the
team caidrill for installation The in
Stallatiorwill take place January %
This Giro viii give a leap year dance
January in Eagles hall. The guards
VIII see at everyone has a good time,
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B. of l.. e. Auyiliarv

The auxiliary 10 the Brotherhood OF
Locomoative Engineers installed their
newly elected officers as follows: Presi-
North; past president. Mrs. Norton, +,
chaplain. Mrs. McClaln; secretary, Mrs.
Shermer: insurance secretary, Mrs
NernS; treasurer, Mrs. Rager; guide Mrs
Gerstenschloser; sentinel, Mrs Rollins.
musician. Mrs. Crater. marshals, Mrs
Wilson and Mrs. Weidman: pillars. Mes
danes Russell Hatch. Stevenson and
Westbrook. The auxiliary meets every
second and fourth Friday afternoon at
la gleS hall.
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Fraternal Union.

evergreen lodge met on Monday last
and enjoyed short session, the attend
ance being only fair One applicat ation
Tor benefit membership was presented
and accepted. A committee was appoint
ed to take care OF the installation re-
auirements OF Monday next. January %.
ne committee will meet at the resi- :
dence OF the secretary tonight (Monday)
TO complete arrangements for the occasion
and If their plans mature there will be
glorious time on the 22nd. A good at
tehdance Is hoped for, as well as
TO have a good boost for the new officers
VINO VIII take their chairs that night
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

SCI tIily lodge No 252 T. J.. r. held
am lercsting meeting last Thursday,
Inc 'ficerS- elect were duly iNstalled.
Past resident Arthur Gatrel acting as
instalG officer. Captain TayIor rcor-
ganizs the drill team, and they will be
ready r work next session, The amuse-
ment mmittec decided to give dance
next iursday, January IS. All mem
Ders Il their friends arc cordially in
Vited Sattend Music by Troubadours'
enlargc orchestra
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Royal Neigh boTs.

Salt La, Valley camp No. 3012 will
give its 1blic installation Thursday
night AT M1crn Woodmen hall, l61 South
Main stree TO which all Modern Wood
mon and oyal Neighbors are cordially
Invited. lie drill team and all newly
elected ofh,rs will drill at the hall next
WednesdayeyeniuG at T:30 All those
who have 5rts in the play will appear
for rehearsaat G.3o. same evening. Wis
iI0rS alWa Naunlcn,nc
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or. and The rest Of the new officers
lowed that the lodge had the right men
office. After the various committees
ere appointed by the chair, The initia-
bn OF three new applicants took place
ne degree team. under the command OF
E new captain, Ray Don. conducted the
economies. Tho ladies' auxiliary will
hv n leap year ball on Monday even
II. January 20. 10 members OF the lodge.
| on Tuesday evening. January %, the
Tee team will give its second dance
| The season, when all those who attend
| assured OF a GOOD time
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SALT LAKE CITY. NTAf
n,,,c. - saI, OF scboo,4eonds.

Notice Of Sale of School sson'''
Notice isnereby given ilaat siJslad silsned oior FOR
y eSs q per ss;t bSpds Of sSs's soansy asss
Fftah. OF the denorninalion OF 500 Z ees,s is
Bonds dated and 20 be delivered anS p''
interest payable semi annually in asi Ta,ti
Lake city or New York CITY: \, s.cara pp1aslnce slnce
with interesea aco,ipolis tached. AN einS az
70 be acconspanied ny sertihedsesSeiSs ID sSi.S sub
mitted, payable 10 the undersigned. seS
forfeit An csss the bidder de- ma iSs hecks 20
he refurned to unsuccessful Soiddera, All
bi6s TO be In the hands Of tne CLERK OF
Re board by twelve Q2) O'Clock noon.
Ths undersigned reserves the right to
reiect any and all bids. No contingent
TIE sOABp,oF EDUCATION OF SALT
nv 7. IT. Hammond. President
By L. P, Judd. Clark pl2o
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Maccabees.

Maccabeas.
| Utonian tent No. j. held regular re
view at K. of Z. hall. Linden hotel
| Wednesday evening last. and initiated
| The degree team performed the work
without n bitch. The tent was ther
thrown open and tho members and
friends were entertained by some good
local talent
On Wednesday evening OF this week
tho tent Will meet at 1880 for the trans
action OF important business. AT 500
the hall Will be at the disposal of the
members and friends. dance. and
other entertainment, VIII he the order OF
the evening. All Maccabees and their
friends are invited 10 he present,
The joint entertainments committee
met again last Thursday evening. when
IL was decided to give the second re-
ception, hall and card party on Wash
Tickets will be 25c, and II PROMISES 70
be one of the most delightful affairs OF
the season. All the hives and tents are
asked TO keep the date in mind. Another
meeting Of the committee Will be held
Thursday evening, February !, to per-
feet all tho plans.
Last Wednesday State Commander
Wight visited Bingham aud attended
joint installation OF the newly elected Of
ficers OF "Old Reliable" tent NO and
of hive No. I.
The hall was fined with an enthusi-
astic crowd. the ceremonies being
-
tory, Interesting talks were given by
Fl. NJ Standish and others, and Incl
dentally presented gold badge To the
retiring commander. u. j. Cook. Mac
cabeeism Is certainly alive in Bingham,
Under charge Of Sir Knight G.. 4.
Emdley, n unique affair will he given
soon in tent No. =. There VIII be more
4 bout this later
Tent No. ., having given over its hall
'or next Thursday night To the q. a. r..
xill. however, meet as usual In the Red
Mems hall mp stairs.
The uniform rank is about 10 hold
-cgnlar meetings I'm one OF the smaller
rails. and Captain Hubbard hopes soon
o have it's fun quota of members
Thursday nights meeting was the
irst one of the term presided over by
he new officers. and as there was no
york. pleasant social session WAS
cld, Record Keeper Miller and others |
poke real nice little pieces. and Sir |
Knight william Campbell. being n
cotchman. gave In telling manner |
Scots Vic Haze" also SIR Knight |
ames Blunt brought tears To many eyes /
n giving when the Grass Grows
gain"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-15

on order OF tho board Of directors made
on the 18TH day OF October. 1911. so many
shares Of each parcel Of stock s, as may may
t;on AZ the office Of said company, 72l
Mcintyre building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
on Monday January 10. 1912, at II O'clock
noon, TO pay the delinquent assessment
tIsips and the expense Of sale.
n. A. DUNYON, Secretary.
Office, 72l Mcintyre Building,
Salt Lake City Utah D2599