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WHO
FOR SALE


FEW OF OUR SPECIALS.
Twenty-second and Van Buren Sts. modern.
stone, rooms, up-to-date.
413 McCabo Ave, rooms steam heat;
square built up 90 date.
211 w. 18th St. rooms square built. up
TO date. Owner left city.
Cor Thirteenth and Washington Sts., square
built rooms. modern.
1916 West 81. rooms. modern, sell or ex.
change for farm.
1912 Pennsylvania Ave, Z rooms. modern,
easy terms.
1902 W. Fourth ST.. rooms. modern.
$50 Lombard ST.. rooms, up TO date one
OF the best on cast side.
oath and Lamott SITS. rooms, modern.
Blacksmith shop dwelling, barn. ] acre OF
land. Only one in a town OF 300 population
Elsmere. 8 rooms, modern. large lot
Cedars rooms. large lot
Six acre poultry farm. State Road Station.
Farms. 33 and 95 acres. near Hockessin.
Many good business locations In stores
Many other modern houses. some new on
easy terms and Investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-
dences, near city, al sizes.
Desirable building lots both city and sub
urban. al sacrifice prices.
Renting a specially.
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ARCHITECTS.

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A RCHITECrS AND ENGINEERS, SIS
N Market ST., 30 years OF active practice
brings to our clients. much useful knowledge
in design and construction, and We warrant
our work correct in all respects
p. L. RICE. JR. co. fIncl
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SHERIFFS SALES.

writ OF LeVarl faclaS, 70 me d.
rsoted. will be exposed 70 public sale at
the Court House, on Market street be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
on SATURDAY.
THE 21sT DAY OF DECEMBER. 1912,
al 10 o'clock, a. m,
the following described real estate, via:
An that certain lot or piece OF lard with
She twostory brick dwelling house, known
ss No. 1923 Chestnut street. situate in the
city OF Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows 20 wit:
Beginning at point on the northerly side
Of Chestnut street, at the distance OF
twenty-five feet easteriy from the oasterly
side OF Van Buren street: thence northerly.
through the middle Of the division wall be
tween the house on this lot and the house
adjoining on the west eighty-three feet 20 a
point on she southerly side Of an alley four
feet wide, running parallel with Chestnut
street, between Van Buren and Jackson
streets; Whence easterly along said side OF
said alley, sixteen feet TO a corner; thence
southerly parallel with Van Buren street
and passing through the middle Of the di-
vision wall between the house on this LOT
and the house adjoining on the sast eighty.
three feet 20 point in the said northerly
side Of Chestnut street and thence hereby
westerly sixteen feet 70 the place m begin
ming. be the contents thereof what they
NAV with the FREE and uninterrupted use.
light and privilege Of said alley IN common
with others entitled thereto forever. under
aud subject nevertheless 10 an cquiiabis
share Of the costs. charges and expenses OF
keeping said alley IN repair.
seifsd and taken N execution a. ths
sold b.
sheriff once, Wilmington. Del. No7sm
Der ,1, 1912. d71s,1A2o.
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NOTICES.

no NOT SELL YOUR HOUSEHOLD
IL goods until you see H. 5. Hurlock for
he pays more than others. 80. i04 Madi.
son Street d. 8 A. phone. 4645A.
nj lem. y. film.
NJ OTTCE-JOHN wFNDT 4 co. TNCOR.
y pORA1fON. ON December 81 1912 pur
chased t1e Gas and Eiecrir Fixture Business
from John Wcndi & TO. a. Joe West Ninth
street. Wilmington. Del The ncr company
have assumed an debts of fhe Old company
and al bills outstanding to be- paid Is l.sr
d1 bt
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w ED-HUsTLING YOUNG MEN
w 10 solicit business for an old estab'
lishsd house: no samples; salary and com.
mission. reference required. Address Box
W-62. this once. o8o-f.
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EOR SALE-FARM TN NEW CASTLE
county. l25 acres Excellent buildings
ana ana sflo Address S.45, Evening Journal
Ohiee. da-6t
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Wants. Notices. Safes Real Estate and Business Opportunities
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M ANTED-HUsTLING YOUNG MEN
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N-oz' this once. ooo.u'
w ANTED-RATLwAy MAIL CLERKS.
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PATTON
Wilson [ inc to Philadelphia

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington.
daily including sundays at IS0 and 1880
a m, i3O and AIS p. N. On SATURDAYS
snd Sundays only, additional trips At
TOO p. m.
Leave Chestnut Street wharf, philadei.
phia daily, including Sundays, At 1870
a. m, 1.sO. AIS and ZOO p. m. On sun
days and Mondays only, additional trips az
7.80 a. m.
FARES-Including Saturdays and Sra
days: Philadelphia excursion. Csc; one
way, 15c Chester excursion 15c: one
way, 1oe.
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sHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Ncnditoni Exponas, 20 me di
rected, will be exposed TO public sale, az
the Delaware City Hotel, in Delaware City,
Red Lion hundred New Castle county
Delaware,
THE 2sRD DAY or DECEMBER, 1912
at 1880 o. clock, a. m..
the following described real estate. viz;
All that certain lot Of ground. situate in
Delaware City New Castle county and State
of Delaware, on the northwesterly side Of
Bayard street, at the distance Of forty feet
northeastcry from the northeasterly side Of
Third street. extending in front or breadth
100 feet and extending in length
ono hundred feet to an eight feet wide
alley; and bounded southeasterly by said
Bayard street northwcstcrly by the said
alley southwestcrly by land OF Francis Nc
Intire and northcasterly by ground Of join
Ashurst
Seized and taken in execution as the
propcrt, Of Mary G.. Colwel, Administrators
Of Daniel Colwell, deceased. and 70 be sold by
JAMES LOGUH sheriff.
sheriff Ohice, Wilmington Del pecem-
bcr p, 1912 d713.i4,2o.
sHERTFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Nenditioni Exponas 70 me di-
rectcd. viii be exposed 90 public sale at
the Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tcnth and Eleventh streets, in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 21ST DAY OF DECEMBER. 1912,
az 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
the following described real estate. viz:
An those two certain lots pieces or par.
cells Of land situate in tho city Of Whining
ton New Castle county and State Of Della
ware bounded and described as follows, "a
10. with brick house thereon
erected beginning a. the intersection
formed by the westerly side Of French
street with the southcrly side Of Fifth street
thence along said side Of Fifth street, ives
/ iery sixty feet ten inches, 10 land formerly
/ of Mary Wagner; thence along the said
| side of Wagncrs line southerly and parable
with French street. eighteen feet four in
/ ches TO stake; thence essterly and parable
/ with Fifth street. sixty feet ten inches, .,
tho aforesaid side OF French street, ant
thence thereby northerly eighteen feet foul
I inches TO the place Of beginning, be the con
/ tents thereof what they may.
No with the two-story frame housi
I thereon erected. Beginning 81 q point OF
/ the southsrly side Of Fifth street, At th'
! distance Of seventy yseven feet westerly from
I the westerly side Of French street. ~ a cor
ner for land foremerly Of Mary Wagner
thence southeriy parallel with French stree
! fftv-four feet TO a corner; thence westerl,
parallel with Fifth street fifteen feet fv'
/ inches, more OF less, TO lands Of Corneliu
I and Patrick j. Mundy; thence northorly an,
! the said side OF Fifth street and thenc
/ thereby easterly fifteen feet hve inches 10 th,
[ place Of beginning be the contents thereof
! what they may.
Seized and taken in execution a. th
/ property OF Mary b. Naudain Adair (for
merly Mary b. Naudainl. and TO be sold by
JAMES LOGUE. Sheriff.
sherihs once, Wilmington, Del, Deeem
ber ?. 1912. d713,1A2o.
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PLUMBERS.
RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.

RTkN KOHs WOVEN fhOM OLD CAk.
~ pets by our latest patent method OF
reinforcing assures you OF the best that
can be had. Carpet ciesntng a speciality.
TAPIS RUG MFG. CO.. inc.
Phone 28sn b22 ratnaii 81
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MUSICAL.
ROOFERS.
NOTARY PUBLIC


n HOS. II. BUCKLEY, JUSTICE OF 1HF
Peace and Notary Public. Marriage Ia
censes issued. Legal documents carefully
Tenth and Market streets. nI4-fm
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NNy ANTED -RlvETING GANGS. STEADY
w employment on boiler making. New
vert. Fore River shipbuilding Co., Quincy
Mass. d2-12t.
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BOARDING ANp LODGING.

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~ ENTLEMEN nOARDERS: PRIVATE
" family No. S22 jefferson street.
d2-eod-1m
N4r ANTED - TWO BoARDERs Or
w roomer Apply No. 1l2 West Eigb-
,ecnth street sls-tt
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sHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Nenditoni Exponas, 70 me di-
rectcd will be exposed 20 public sale. at
the Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
neln,~arc
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NJ w. HOWARD. CONTRACTOR AND
~ ionber No fO5 Shipiey street Esd
mates sheerfuily given. ni9tm
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o. G. GOODEN,
? W. Ninth

w. INlntn OL
Real re'ote. Mortgages and Insurance
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SITUATION WANTED
FEMALE.

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~ iRL WHO SPEAKS POLISH AND
VI English. wants general houscwork' No.
ito6 ileald street, over Third street
bridge dl3-it
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EoR SALE.

IL OR SALE.
One s375 shaw Piano, slightly used. . $500
One Good Square Piano. ......--.... 81 9
one upright Piano, Mahogany case .. 500
One $500 Sticf Piano. slightly used SfO0
Cash terms.
CHARLES NJ sTIEFF,
No. 9o9 Market 81.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

sifERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Ncnditoni ENponas, 20 me di
rected, win be exposed TO public sale, az
the Delaware City Hotel, in Delaware City,
Red Lion hundred, New Castle county
IlaIn
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spiration. Such a face has soul.
Now, on the contrary, the mouth
which hangs loosely, which is open
without an expression Of rapt
thought, indicates the diverse. A
person lacking in concentration
shows it in the mouth and eyes-in
the very vacantness Of expression.
The accepted belief on the part
of many in the meaning of cheek
bones Is mistaken. Cheek bones in
dicate nothing. But the way man
uses the muscles over the cheek
bones may reveal great deal.
Now, on the face Of Lincoln, for in
stance, the muscles on the one side
Of his cheeks played constantly.
Mark a person with this sensitive
twitching Of the. muscles-he will
invariably be sensitive and SYM
pathetic.
A face which remains bland dur
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ch They Cannot LUipe Out nor Disguise, and

ing conversation indicates an UNI
emotional, bland spirit-a person
who does not feel intensely
To learn to read the legible rev
elations on the human face study
the faces of your friends and ac-
quaintances; mark their express
sions as you ask them various
questions, and as they are inter
ested in things that concern them;
mark the mouth and brow when
they attempt to concentrate upon
some problem; mark the play OF
the muscles OF the cheeks when
they are moved emotionally; mark
the eyes when they are disap-
pointed OF happy, or when they are
engaged in work. And. remember.
ones face Is not an accident 1t Is
a mans own creation, just as a
work OF art is the creation OF the
artist. And 1t develops after ones
character as an athletes arm de-
velops according to practice.
Personally, l can tell a mans
character as soon as he enters my
studio. ] can read him not only
by his face. but by the way hs
wears his clothes. When 1 get an
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mean not in the chin OF a young
ling, but in a man OF woman who
has lived sufficiently long to fash.
ion the face,
One can tell whether a man Is
conceited and proud by the way he
holds his chin. One who Is humble
OF spirit generally carries his chin
downward: the proud man raises
It, Have you ever observed GER
tain old men nodding to one UP.
ward2 When you see man doing
this you may put it down that he
Is convinced of his own greatness.
II there is any grossness or vul.
garity In person 1t will be re-
vealed in the mouth and lower por-
tion Of the face. A man with loose
morals invariably has loose
mouth Tie man whose mouth un-
consciously falls open In nine cases
out OF ten lacks determination and
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high moral principles. The man
without much Of an upper lip is
lacking in the higher moral charac-
teristics. Take my Nero. for eI-
ample. In moulding the mouth Of
Nero I utilized my observation OF
men of his type. His mouth is full
and loose: It's thickness expresses
sensuality and grossness, He had
little upper lip-in fact, according
to historians. his lower lip closed
over the upper. His mouth was
unquestionably OF his own creation;
its fulness and iooseness were un-
consciously modelled by q mind
which revelled in gross things.
Generally person with very thin
lips is artificial, lacking In SINGER
ity. A person with generous,
free nature has a generous. free
mouth. II mans lips stretch
when he is in deep thought you
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may know he Is an individual with
..tehienoous determination. When
.ne upper lip is especially long. you
may know you are dealing with q
person with a forbidding nature
a man who will always obtain his
euuS' VINO mas a mind OF his own.
who is not easily influenced. When
! see such a mouth / feel respect
Tor Its possessor
Wheu person with small.
sensitive mouth. slightly opeus II
curing Intense concentration, or
while listening to music OF an en-.
crossing conversation, you may
credlt that person with a receptive
nature, as being responsive to in.
splration, fine of spirit and possess
ing artistic appreciation. I have
depicted such mouth In the head
OF the woman, with eyes closed,
VINO embodies the thought OF In
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Wy doti'e lie. Such a per-
soh gives more profound thought
cious, surface eyes.
Deep-set eyes Indicate a medIta,
tive spirit--one who lives alone
with his thoughts: they are the
eyes Of the poet, philosopher
thinker Here, again. 1t is the ma
ture OF the individual which fash
ions the setting OF the eyes. Look.
ing Unexpectedly within ones
soul, rather than outwardly upon
life, will cause the physical sinking
OF the organs OF sight.
The eyes OF Lincoln are deep
set. Lincoln was a profound think
er; he just missed being one OF the
worlds great poets. He has the
eyes Of a creator. dreamer.
Strength or weakness OF charac-
ter are indicated In the chin
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MAN Is the creator OF his
own countenauce, just az
much as I am the creator
.ads In marble. Just as fash-
|eRtures in clay. so a man, oy
fought processes playing upon
|aclal muscles, assumes a coun.
zee fitting the nature OF his
one familiar with reading
and the meaning Of the play
|notions-as elusive as light
water-a strangers face Will
y unuttered secrets; to sucn
< The book OF the mind is open;
q one will know Of what peo-
q be wary, with what people to
autious. what people one can
and what people one cannot.
RlLrecoguize a man who In
[oly takes advantage of an.
n: one will know the kindly
Eenerous hearted.
g contour of the face IN Itself,
Ieye, means little. ] have, for
nee, known sons Of great men
n whose faces were Teplicas
'e countenance OF their fathers.
Almost always-with certain
omenal exceptions-these faces
vacant masks; they meant
ng; the power and greatness
ne iather had gone with the
r the son, with the fathers
Buished face, possessed none OF
Qualities which should have
vith that face, and which. ac-
1g TO the accepted theories OF
ognomy, the face should have
~ with 1t.
equiline nose indicates moth
Q big nose Indicates moth.
thin nose nothing; but the
me nose is used indicates
The small muscles on
side Of the nose, In the tiny
move as one breathes-they
TOO, as one thinks.
tiny muscles indicate
slraight nose, with a bridge
comes horizontally from the
INDICATES straightness and
mess OF character, But a
81th a bridge which tilts up
'ndlcates a sneering, super
nature. a nature lacking in
Sornearance. generosity and
pognomy teaches that the
" inc eye Is indicative Of
er' A bulging eye is sup
y " mean a great deal. A
eye. as a. matter OF fact.
notnlng. Nine chances out
you'd be deceived by the
cre you TO attempt to read
nature by them. But il
~ 70 learn the inside OF a
~ MN into conversation.
aoW HE USES HIS
1eI eyes look at you pierc-
y me light is reflected clear.
are talking TO a man Of
2 nsn the light plays in a
so IKE sunlight on clear
= 80 may be certain that the
4 Ss,,i iueason plays through q
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sBy CUTZON BORGLUM,
The Distinguished Sculptor.

Observe whether or
not a man focuses hls
eyes when he talks or
thinks; whether his
brows wrinkle and MS
eyes come together In
an intense focus. Ii so,
there is a man Of tre-
mendous power, OF a
mighty power Of Will.
He will attain his end
fnevitab He may
crush others In doing
so. But when a man
focuses thus he will get
there. Men who think
profoundly and with a
tena cious purpose fash
ion their faces thus,
tbelr eyes assume a
constant focus. their
brows wrinkle and even
the muscles about the
eyes assume a set ex-
preston.
A bland, open eye in
dicates generosity; if
a man is generous and
kind that soft light will
beam from his eyes. II
he is cunning, shrewd
If he is Of the sort
who uses every oppor-
tunity furtiYely to fur.
ther his own ends, the
tiny muscles will gath
er in a little web Of
cunning about his eyes.
] do not See how peo-
pie could mistake this
Kind OF man.
Physical and mental
sunering both cause
the eyes to bag. A per.
Son who endures long
grief becomes heavy.
eyed; the lids swell.
You may meet women
VINO assume an attitude
OF gayety, but If their
eyes are thus you NAV
be certain they. are try-
ing TO conceal some hid
den sorrow,
During a lifetime the
eyes OF some persons
seem to recede or to
sink. 10 most cases q
man or woman with
deep-set eyes lives an
internal rather than an
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6ealJnru EspeciaI!y 20 tne WaL %
SeaInss' S,,sinass ;s a knowledge OF human
Uat,re uatrreSS valuable. It is necessary.
in MatH, fac, Cor success. And yet 1t Is
~ tronss @ ,hing-people learn all
= The tr;eks of business. tsey en-
Nov financial and detective agen'
pios pios ~ learn facts about -thers: yet
cornnsrstiyely few ever think OF
st,dy;ng the, faces OF the peopls
Nth Wbom they deal Such q
knowledge is u more yaIae snan -
contents OF many oooASs
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0HZ G0Tz oV . orc or

eurs also coma
down on the heel
straight - so You
must he careful
In not arriving at
( b e wrong con-
cluslon when you
consider the hang
OF the trousers. I'd
have more fear or
n man whose legs
are straight than 4
man with knock
knees,
But more elo-
quept than any
Characteristic. how
ever, Is the human
face. It expresses
goodness. 1t re-
beals evil: it al
so shows cunning.
sel6shness. just as
clearly as gener-
osity and honesty.
Were people to
undertake the stu
dy of the human
face they would
less often be de-
ceived In people.
they would be less
likely to make mis-
takes in business