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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
Friday Five Hundred
Club Meets.

The Friday Five Hundred Club en-
loved one of the pleasantest meet
iugs of the season Friday, when the
club met al the lovely suburban home
of Mrs. G. O Wolflin, 2000 Washing
ton street Bright red carnations and
potted plants adorned the rooms 70
honor the coming OF the guests Tho
games were spirited throughout,
their close finding Mrs II. G. Nicely
as high score holder, receiving the
club favor OF a beautiful framed pic.
ture. The guest favor large bou-
Quet Of red carnations. fell to Mrs
rom Curry. A dainty luncheon fol
lowed, consisting of salad, brown
bread sandwiches. olives, hot biscuits.
cscalloped potatoes, charlotte russo.
Jelly and hot coffee Those present
were Mesdames X. c. Nicely. r. n
Gist, +. $. Newbold, F. Salter, C. n.
Hoover, G. C. Black. + buckingham.
+. Wolflin, Earl Cobb, w. Miller, II
y. Jones, r. L. Watson l.. n. Sim
mons, W. y. Dohoney. A Lumpkin.
Della Hughes Clio Hall and Eli
Ozier
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Program for
Missionary Institute.


The missionary institute and all
lay meeting to be held at the Polk
Street Methodist Church on next
Wednesday promises to be a very
important meeting for fellowship.
worship and culture of the spiritual
life. Not only the members of the
missionary societies. but also every
women in the church is invited TO he
present and assist in making the day
one of profit and pleasure. The fol.
lowing program will be carried ont
Morning Session, 10 o'clock
Praise God From Whom All
Blessings Flow "
Prayer uniting in Lords PRAYER
Led nv Mrs. Otis Trulove.
Scripture essen cath Psalm. an |
PRAYER by Mrs. d. W. owen.
The Council
The Union Of the Board Mrs
Monning
Officers and Their Work Mrs
Scott.
The ORGANS Mrs Collins
Fields OF Labor Mrs Coying
ton
Conference Officers
Duties
Relation 10 Council.
Relation TO Auxiliary Mrs 4
W Schreiher.
Question Rox Auxiliary Officers
Mrs u. C. Hendricks.
Chldren's and Young Peorle s
Work-NrF. o. u. Coulter
Tho Ministry Of Intercession The
Council and Conference Officers -
Mrs =. l. Person.
Noon: Lunch: Social Hour
Nfternoon Session, . O'CLOCK.
Devotional Hour-Mrs. NJ "
Lemons.
Social Service.
Our Poor and Strangers Mrs
Adams.
Visitation and Social Life-Mrs.
Richardson
Parsonage and Local Work
Mrs Anthony
The Forward Movement Mrs
Tom Millor.
Mission Study-Mrs II H. Cooper
The Need Of Trained Workers
Mrs. An1ing.
Christian Stewardship:
Life Of Prayer-Mrs. Watson
Life Of Service Banner.
Live Of Giving-Mrs. r. Miller
The Ministry of Intercession: In
dividual Responsibility as Christians
and Members OF this Auxiliary Mrs
Ernest r Robinson
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Lucky Thirteen Club
With Miss Clark

Miss Mary Clark entertained the
merry members Of the Lucky Thir-
teen Club Yesterday afternoon at her
home. 5o2 North Lincoln street and
from to 6 O'Clock the hours were
enjoyed with music and games and
later a delicious luncheon added to
the pleasure OF the occasion Those
present were Misses Cleta Milholland.
Martha Mullen, Lois Reeves, Irene
Fitch Camille Roquemore Louise
Russell Nav Mobiles. Ruth Dlmmirk.
frankie Hiatt Eilene Copeland and
Ena rrolinccr
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shadows" in
Social Session.

The Shadow Club was most pleas
antly entertained Friday afternoon
with little Miss Margaret Herring as
the dainty hostess. The meeting
opened with a business session. dur
ing which two new members. Misse
Mary Don Works and Elise Hall
we're initiated This over with. IN
club enjoyed several chapters Of the
Little Colonel Dancing and a de-
hcidIs luncheon closed the after
Moons entertainment Those pres.
ont we're Misses MINIS Madden. Mar
raret Curtis. Narcotic Hall, Mary
Naadcr. Mary Don Works. Elise Hall
Gertrude Starkweather, Margaret
Powell and Tarthenia BURGESS.
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Special Music for
Polk Street Church.

The program Of special music for
the Polk Street Methodist ctlroh
will be rendered today as follows
Morning:
Anthem: Peace. Perfect Peace"
Solo. Il Heard the Voice Of Jesus
Say CHarker) Miss FRA selton
Evening
Anthem "Tarry With Me"
Selection Male Quartette
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Mothers aud Teachers Club
In Called Session.

The home of Mrs 5. C Carter. eco
Van Buren, street, was the mectiue
place for a called business meetins
of the Mothers and Teachers club
OF tn Folk Street school The main
object IT the mectine was To- plan
FOR turkey dinner to be given on
March go, the proceeds to be used
to purchase a carpet for the rostrum
OF the auditorium. and to furnish "a
much needed library table Add.
tional equipment to the gymnasium
will number among the purchases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17

With tranquil face and demuro pace
To charch she passes on:
lu lenten gray she wends her way
And bids the world begone.
Fair pcuitcnt with head down bent.
DO YOU suppose that she
On keeping Lent. is penitent
For what she's done to me?
Tier son drawn sighs and witchlng
ewes
Have filched away my heart;
lu duraucr fast she has me cast
with spells OF wicked art
! hope that she remmebers me
In her deyout confessions.
And as she kneels her hard heart
feels
Remorsc for her transgressions.
o
Miss Owen Hostess
~ FurtN-Tvo Patty.
Miss Katherin, owen was at homo
10 the Phi Alpha Sorority and few
guests Friday afternoon az her home.
1912 Taylor street, when she very
charmingly entertained with forty
two 4 most enjoyable time was
spent by the girls, coming as the
first social event TO be given for
them In some time. 4 delicious
luncheon added TO the pleasure OF
the occasion Those present we're
Misses Maggie Rae Stanley, Jenebeth
Wilhourne. Frances Burgess. Louise
Sullcnberger, Louise Green. Johnnie
White. Lora Roberts. Lera Twichell.
Enid lngertOn. Carrie Trolinger
GLADYS Stanley and Mildred Burgess.
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Local Union Meeting To,la,
N First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

The local union OF the Young Pee.
pies Societies Of Amarillo will meet
this afternoon at I o'clock AT the
First Presbyterian church. corner OF
Sixth and Fillmore streets. An eN-
cellent program has been arranged
for the meeting and all Young reo.
pie and any interested In young peo-
nle's work are invited to attend
Following is the program for thc
afternoon
Subject The Work of our So
cieties" Missionary.
Leader, Mr.. c. T. Davis.
Snecial music bv the choir
The Work Of Your Society"
Polk Street Methodist. Miss Gates
Central PRESBYTERIAN. Miss Luchsine.
er, First PRESBYTERIAN. Mrs. Agard
First Baptist Mr. G. Osgood Tab.
ernacle Baptist, Mr.. John Fechner
First Christian, Mr.. Stiyers: Congre.
eational. Miss Iyie Guess.
Reading Miss Pearl Mn
Solo Miss Louise Jensen
What Our ORGANIZATIONS Are
Doing Christian Endoavor M,s
Addic Whitcomh.T @ II. Y.P T.
Mr. H. c. Pipkin. The League. Miss
Ottie Gibbs
The Possibilities of orr Work
Mr. Parsons.
Male Quartette
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Mrs. Holland
Hostess for y. T. t,'S

The y. T. c. enjoyed delight
fui meeting Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs ! o, Holland, 1916
Harrison street from 3 TO o'clock
A brief BUSINESS session occupied the
early part of the afternoon during
which Mrs. Holland was olccte.
treasurer, to fiji the vacancy left by
Mrs. T II Pletsch. A light mcheon
OF salad on lettuce leaves, sandwich
es pickles, peanut butter sandwiches
potato chips, lemon pie fruit cake
and hot coffee brought the nicotine
to a close late in the afternoon.
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"flowci Festival" M
Ivy Home.

The home Of Mr and Mrs !. n
wv hoe Fillmore street. was the
scene OF most beautiful ard hiuhly
ENJOYABLE entertainment Thursday
evening The affair given by the
Christian Fndeavor of the Flrs,
Presbyterian church. complimentary
TO the past president OF the society.
NJ. }. y Goddard. who resigned 10
make a tour Of England The enter.
ta'nr1cnt was a fitting token of res
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' " \ Program.

\ ". \ Program.
The meetlng Of the y W. A of
the Fret Rantis' church, to be held
tomorrow afternoon With Miss Lin.
Han Fake zoo Pierce street. will
have tho following rrogram rendered
Song
toll call answered with the names
OF fareien missionaries and he fields
in which they are al work.
Bible reading Miss Jenkins.
Report on the Foreign Missionary
Journal-Mrs. Scales.
Reading Miss Harvey
Report on the Home Field Mrs
Davis Tldor.
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SOCIETY
"A TELEPHONE ioI.
TELEPHONE ioi

Mr.. Ro,> EntcTtains
TIP club.
Mrs g.. O Ross very charmingly
entertained the T. y a. club Thurs
dav afternoon az her home. l2UN
Harrison street. From 10 ) o'clock
the quests enjoyed the time at cards.
five hundred furnishing a period OF
extreme pleasure. Mrs ". +. Iim-
Norman holding high score al the
close. Delicious refreshments were
then served Of chicken salad on let
tuce leaves. nut-bread sandwiches,
olives. cake and hot tea The guests
10 TIE cluh we're Mrs. Delzell. Mrs.
NJ W Call and Mrs r !. Watson
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Mrs. Stripgfcllow
Entertained.

Mrs g. {. r. Blanchard entertain.
ed Thursday afternoon compliment
ar, a. her sister, Mrs, y T.. String
fellow. Who will leave today for Cal.
iiorna Mrs Strngfellow friends
were -lad OF opportunity to spend
an afternoon In her pleasant society
The afternoon was informally en-.
loved Carnations and ferns deco.
rated the rooms where the cory hours
slipped rapidly away. \ temptins
luncheon was served, consisting Of
croQucttes on lettuce leaves. dressed
eggs, faxed potatoes, pickles, cake
and hot coffee Those present he
side the honoree and hostess were
Mesdamcs g. G Stanley. II. \. No
blcs. = \ Jewell F. Baker, y. II
Tudor. % +. Ware ]. +. Monning
Louis Anthony, H. y Jones, r. r
Turner W. 49, Meador, ] W. Pier.
SON. G. b. Cakes. G d. Jackson. Lee
Bivius, D. W owen, F. $. Burgess
| ] l. Smith, Il. W. Duren. IT. T.. Coo
per, n VI beverly, Il. W Hall J.. "
Mcqueen and j W Veale
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
HERE'S ANOTHER
ALL STAR CROWD

Sporting Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
! would like to suggest the follow
ing as an All Star team picked from
Wilmington amateurs. l.. H., Hanloy,
St. John. l.. r., Lacey, Merwick. l.,
c.. Regan, Iglsmere: c.. Morgan Mer-
wick; r. c., Smith. Mcrwick; r. H..
Joyce Parkside; r. E.. McVey, Mer-
wick. @ b. Friel. Mt Vernon. H. ".
B., NJ Smith, Cheslcy u H. b., Nc
Bride, Ohristiana, or Patterson. Els
mere; T.. b., Nowak. Merwlck
Second team-Shaefer Parksidc r.
r.. Wertel. Christiana. r. r.. Reeder.
Parkside. r. c.; Connor. Parkslde. c.. A;
Ryan, Merwick. l.. c.; Irwin. ST.
John, L. r.. Selman. Elsmere. r. E.:
Hubbard Merwick. @ B.. Duffy Mer-
wick. r. H. b.: Work. Elsmerc L. II.
b.; Booth, Parkside. r. B.
Your etc.
Amateur Lover.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
NEWMAN PLAYS
GREAT THIS YEAR

Doe Newman, of last season s
champion Johnstown team. aud now
with the rciuvenated De Neri five is
playing one of the best games in the
Eastern League today Against Tren-
ton on Monday night he registered
eight goals and on Saturday helped
DE Neri wallop Greystock by five ueat
losses Newman has played against
Brownson every season for the last
five years, starting with Rookwood
and ending with Johnstown. In
Mondays contest the entire Johns
town team that showed Brownson
under last season was seen i'm action.
Fogarty. Newman. Keenan, and King
Brady were with De Neri and May
ham was at guard for the Skcetcrs,
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
FRIENDS IN THE
CAGE SPORT

Coach Ross, OF the Friends School,
is busy every afternoon trying 10
round out basketball team that will
equal the record Of the flying quintet
Of 19li-12 Ross will start this sea-
son with an entirely new team.
SO far. Berl Curtis. Groome, Peck
man and Jack aud Dick Whitney APP
pear to be the most promising ma
terial Most OF them played football
this season and were candidates for
last years basketball team.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11

Dr. VIM. sadler. author Of "The
Cause and Cure OF Colds" says that
common colds should be taken SER
iously. especially when they hang
on" Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound Is a reliable household medi-
cine for coughs and colds. equally
effective for children and for grown
lpersons. Take It when you feel a
lcold coming on. tt will avert dan
ger Of serious results and cure quick
iiy No harmful drum.-N. r. Dan
forth. Market and Saoard SITS. VIII
mipEton, Dell
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
POULTRY.

u AULTLESs" HOUpANs- This strain
It has been egg bred from trap-nest
records since April 1890. ] have hrcd them
~ years for great layers and e years FOR
large size. chalk white eess; theso fowls
are extremely hardy have neither comb
or waffle 90 freeze. and are tho besr of
an winter layers IN open front coops Fault.
less strain Hnudans have won every blue
ribbon AZ New York. Boston. Chicago and
Philadelphia shows for past six years; eggs
and stock sold ON honor; send oc for The
largest illustrated poultry catalogue ever
issued II tells you how 90 breed thes,
fowls which average ESQ eggs yeai
apiece. IL tells YOU how 20 MT $4,000 I
year from 100 hens p. r. MacAvoy. secre
tary Houdsn Club. Cambridge. y. Y
llcc Q 70 Apr rs.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
OR SALE

EoR SALE.
One upright Piano. Mahogany case. fully
guaranteed ...ssssss stssstt.s.ssf..fi fio0
One Square Plano. suitabl for be,
ginnef ...ss.sss|s.. ssstssssssssss Flh. 90
Several Organs must be sold $40 and up.
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF
No. 900 Market 81.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
LANnSCAPE GAnnENER-

---------~-~s----sy->s~-----,-.
IJ Or NURSERY SrOCK-SHADE
II Fruit Ornamental Trees. Roses and
small fruits hulbg etc. Hardy California
Privet Hedge furnished and planted spe
cial attention gvon 90 all kinds Of ornamen.
tai trimming, spraying. etc. Estimates given
Bell phone. 4647A. John y. CLARK. Land
Ecnpe Gardener. No. 1913 Lancaster avenue
Wilmington. Del slo-m.w.stf
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
WORK OF THE
HUMANE SOCIETIES

WORN OF IHt
HUMANE SOCIETIES
The monthly meetings Of the two
humane societies were held yesterday
afternoon with the following mem
bors present
Lindley c. Kent David J. Rein
hardt. Frank Stout. Mrs. Benjamin
Nields. Mrs John u. Wales. Mrs.
felden S. Dcemer. Mrs. J.. A. kit
finger. Miss Esther r. Stout, Miss
Pauline Rodgers.
The results accomplished by the
two organizations during the month
OF November were reported as fol.
lows
Report OF the S p. C. C.-Num.
her OF complaints. 40; Investigations
40: white children involved. "a; col
ored children involved. III: tota
number OF children involved IS.
Report Of the S. p. C. A-Num
ber Of complaints. 27. on agent
sight l6; number of Investigations
a.: number of arrests and prosecu
tions. number OF warnings AZ.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-oFFICE AND DESK ROOM.
u Apply No. $50 Market street, phone
ID. A., 2526. n22-im.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
COMFDY IN COON HANDS.

The comedy act "On and On which
Is being given this week at the Gar
rick Theatre by Flanagan and Ed
wards. is an interesting portrayal OF
the ludicrous situations that besei
the path of a cople of actors, after a
nights frolic. in getting themselves
ready for their next stage appearance
and it is a comedy in good hands.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
LACE CURTAINS.

< AVE 90 PER GENT ON YOUR LACE
- Curtains by buying them direct from
the factory at ONE profit An our goods
are sold on a strictly money back. i-diesatis-
fed basis. Send postal today FOR FREE
book. showing many styles. or ask us 10 send
representative with samples. Write NOW.
O. y. Whitmac Co, Fourth and Enge sts.,
Chester, Pa. reference Cambridge Trust
Co. Chester. Pal
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

We bring together the man and
the position. Positions OF air
kinds filled No charge till we
place you. Office hours 1880
11.3O a. m. daily.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11

Il OR sALE-NEw. MODERN WIDE
front HOUSES at Twenty fourth and Mad.
son streets looms and bath reception .all
and pantry. $4,000 and 81 500 Roscue &.
iindall. No 2O7 Equitable Building. n5-tL
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
RESORTS
Go to Bermuda

Tours. Inc. Hotels, Shore Excursion, Low.
est Rates. Twin Screw g. g. "BERMU.
DIAN" 1o.51s tons displacement Electric
fans; orchestra; wireless
Fastest, newest and only Steamer landing
passengers At the dock IN Bermuda without
transfer .Snilings every Eve days IN connec.
tion with x. N. S. =. Co. Tickets inter
chnngcnble
WEST INDIES
New s. s. "Guiann' and other steAmers fort.
nightly for ST. Thomas, 81. Croix, 81 Kits
81. Lucia. Rarhndoes tnd Demsrada
For uli infornntinr apply 20 A. r. OUTER
BRIDGE 4 CO., Agents cuebec 8. s. o.
Ltd ~ Broadway. New York, JOHN CRAIG
l07 W. Ninth street. or any ticket sgent
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.

NEW RUGS WOVEN FhOM OLD Oak.
~ pets By our latest patent method OF
reinforcing assures you Of the best thar
can be had. Carpct cleaning a specIalty
rApIS RUG are. CO. inc.
Phone 26So. B22 ratnaii 81
fgQ.M
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
PLUMBERS.
WANTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS
REGISTER,S NOTICE.


TN STATE OF WILLIAM REX, DE-
II CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes
tanientnry upon the estate Of William Rex
late Of Wilmington hundred, deceased were
duly granted unto Harry p. Joslyn. on the
10th day Of November. A. ID. 1912. and all
parsons indebted 10 the said deceased are
requested 70 make payment 10 the executor
without delay, and oil persons having de-
mands against tho deceased are required 20
exhibit and present the same, duly probated,
10 the said executor. on or before the 18th
day Of November. A. D. 1918 or abide by
the law In this behalf
HARRY p. JOsLYN
Executor.
Address Harry p. Josiyn. ESQ. Attorney
at.Law. Wilmington, Del n2o-eod-et.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
FOX SALE OR RENT.

-~-~~--~~~~~~>~~~~---~>~
NOR SALE OR RFNT-NEW SEVEN
ington street. Ront at s17.0O. Apply
H. Nutter No. q West rhirticth street, OF
S. T. Green. No. 1872 King ST. n1seod-1m
n1s-eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
ARCHITECTS

A kcHirECfS AND ENGINEERS SIS
"A Market 81. SO years OF active practice
brings 20 our clients. much useful kuowildgu
In dosiEn aud construction. and wo warrant
our work correct in al respects
E. l.. RICE. JR co fine
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

IL OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
1919 W. Second street store nad dwelling
2Oe-211 dupont street dwellings.
Nearly new. Full information az
J. ]. PIERCE SON.
No. s19 ShipIey Street
Evening journal., 1912-12-11


n UBLIC sALE-HIGHeG GRADE FURNI-
ture. Carpets. Rugs and Bedding. Con-
tents Of two handsomely furnished apart
ments will be sold 10 the highest bidder at
stidham Sons Auction Store, no. III
East Fourth street, Friday, December 49,
az ] o. clock p. m. sharp.
Apartment No. 1--One handsome Mahog
any Bedroom Suit with high post bed and
hair mattress heavy Brass Beds with felt
mattresses, 1 beautiful 5-piece Library Set
Mahogany frames upholstered in Boston
leather: Couch 20 match suit, 1 Chartered
Oak Diningroom Suit, Pedestal Table and
Leather Seat Chairs, 1 Oval Mantel Mirror,
several beautiful Pictures. Library Table,
Dressing Table, Gas Lamp, Bedding Of all
kinds Silver and Glassware, handsome
Oriental Wilton Rugs, exi2 sire. 1 Smyrna
Rug, oxi2, etc.
Contents Of Apartment No. 2-One beau.
tiful Bird 8 Eye Maple Bed Room Set, swell
front and glass knobs, fine Brass Bed,
Felt Mattress. / Turkish Suit o pieces In
Boston red leather. cost 500. Davenport 20
match suit Mahogany Library Table,, mas
sive Diningroom Suit Pedestal, claw-foot Tx.
tension Table Claw.foot Buffet and Chairs
Pictures. Rockers, ] Upright Plano (Stief)
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, shoetE and
BEDDING OF all kinds Dishes, Glassware
Table Linen, a beautiful Rugs, Brussels, VIII
ton. Tapestry, Etc.
This Is the last sale OF Furniture this sea.
son. and wo believe II 20 be the best furni-
ture we have sold this year, All of tho arii.
cies are In fine condition and must bc sold 20
the highest bidder a. she owners have no
further use for them. ooods cannot be seen
srTDIiAr . son. Auetlon-sr,.
Sale "a 1 o'ciocs, frie'y Deoenhs- "a.
dnl1,i2,
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
FOR SALE

FEW OF OUR SPECIALS.
Twenty second and Van Buron Sts modern,
stone. Q rooms, up-todato.
Ala McCabe Ave. @ rooms. steam heat;
square built. up 20 date.
2il W. 10Th ST., rooms, square built, up
10 date Owner left city.
Cor. Thirteenth and Washington Sis. square
built. rooms. modern.
1916 West St., rooms. modern, sell or ex.
change for farm.
1872 Pennsylvania Ave, z rooms, modern,
easy terms
1902 W. Fourth ST. rooms. modern
s32 Lombard ST.. rooms, up 10 date one
Of the best east side.
efth and Lamott Sis.. g rooms. modern
Blacksmith shop dwelling, barn ! acre OF
land. Only one in a town N 800 population
Elsmere, 3 rooms, modern, large lot
Cedars o rooms. large lot
Sis acre poultry farm State Road Station
Farms. 80 and q5 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-
dcnces. near city an sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban. az sacrifice prices.
Renting a specially
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
NOTICES.


no NOT SELL YOUR HOUSEHOLD
- goods until you see II. s. Hurlock, for
DE pays more than others. No. iJt Madi.
sen Street. d. & A. phone, 46i5A.
NIL m,wf In.
NrOTICE-cAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS
y quickly and quietly. no matter where
located. Have cash buyers waiting.
W. r.. POWELL,
n27-w.s-tf No. $50 Market St.
NJ oTTCE-JOHN WENDT & CO. INCOR.
y PORAriON ON December .. 1912. pur-
chased the Gas and Electric Fixture Business
frori John Wendt g. Co., az lO0 West Ninth
street. Wilmington. Del The now company
have assumed an debts OF the old company
and an bills outstanding 20 be paid 10 Law.
renee j. Broman, treasurer, or John Wendt.
d7 Ct.
~ AXE NOTICE-THAT on THE SEW.
/ enteonth day Of December, A. ID. 112.
40 10 O'Clock. IN ihe forenoon there will be
petition presented 90 the Honorable Resi-
dent Associate Judge OF the State OF Della
ware within New Castle county. at the
County Court House. IN the city of Whining
ton. said petition being 20 take the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Turnpike from the
limits OF the city of Wilmington, 20 a point
an or near Ne Practical Farmer" in
Brandy wine hundred. for the purpose OF
converting the same into public road
n20-d2 a. 20, ,1i,l4.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
MALkING CLrR ON HIKE.

The zlra Walking Club took a hike
to Chester. Sunday After dining at
the home of some friends they re-
turned to this city by trolley Those
in the party We're: The Misses Doro-
thy Bainbrook Gertrude Wayne, Ethel
Brooks, Mildred Le Hess, Leona
Franklin. Edith Leland. Mildred New
kirk and Messrs J. y McNev. j. II.
Mahoney. Joseph Cavanaugh, c. How
ard Thornton, r. r. Joughory. J. NJ.
Price and j. r. Mahoney.
The Wants are read by many who
arc quick to take advantage Of op-
portunity.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11

II pays to consider the Wants at
all seasons of the year.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11
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~ OR SALE.
Il Sos. 6is-62O Concord Ave. rooms. stor-
age attic, pantry aud bath Lots, 30 by 100
feet. Oak floors. chestnut trimmings olcc-
trio and gas fixtures. hot water heat. large
front and back pOrchcs. everything first
quality throughout. Front parking with
hedges planted. Prices reasonable and
terms TO suit. Ready b, December 20.
FRANK H. IEBLEY.
No Iann king ST.