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1 cSt D"Sn " PuV III 1hO AOoJ Ol LuC day in an effort to complete the work, so l suggested that he go to the river alone and bring me some water, whilst continued the search for the other property, which sug- 1 gestlon was accepted. It was be- tween three and four o'clock when Sanders joined me again at the extreme north end of the claim we had found early in the morning. As dark approached we abandoned the search for the other claim and returned to the ranche. The fOl- lowing morning we found we had been on the north end of the prop erty we failed to find, but the, monuments were so hidden by the rank growth of grass that we had discerned none of them. At the supper table Jesus Pesqueira des- cribed the lay of the land and from his description 1 concluded that such was the case. So 1 engaged him to show us over there early the next morning, before breakfast. | Our long tramp over the hills and up and down the sides of steep canpns, without anything to eat at noon, had given us ravenous appe- tites, and the acorn fed pork and corn pone with which we were regaled were like new newspaper in a country town: they filled a long felt want"
 Before daylight the following morning we were up and saddled to go to find the other mine, Jesus
 Pesquiera leading the way riding | spry, black mule that climbed the steep trails with swiftness that was surprising At the end of about four miles we were in the bottom of deep canon, crossed by a wide, mineral bearing ledge, in which is tunnel some 300 feet in length, but which owing to cave Tn we were unable to traverse the entire distance. Just below, down the cafion few. hundred yards this canon we were informed debouches into another valley traversed by good wagon road, by which Mart neg station, on the Nogales- Cana
 nea railway, is reached at a dis tance of but five leagues; and in operation of the property Martinez would be probably the station used by the company. From the Cuitaca ranche on the east side of the Cerro Jorota, Martinez is but about six leagues distant, and Noga-
 les is reached easily in a days ride
 Making the examination and measurement we returned to the ranche, where we arrived at about eight o'clock, with appetites sharp ened by the early morning ride; and we did full justice to the acorn fed pork.
 When we rode down the trail from the mountain Pesqueira had noticed couple of men approach ing at a long distance up the , valley. Reaching the house he brought out binocular, which he turned in their direction, and an- nounced that they were continuing to come in the direction of the ranche, and that they were armed. 1 saw that ne was bit disquieted, and while we were eating breakfast
 he went to the door several times with the binocular. He seemed halting between two opinions whether they were reUOLtoSoS or men upon peaceful mission, and I
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the trail branches there, and one across the ridge to our left is much shorter, but that as he had never travelled over it he deemed it wiser to take in the shadow of the night, fast approaching, the longer and plainer road down the caion to the Cuitaca river, and up that valley to the Cuitaca ranche, which was our destination. So we logged along down the caiion, enjoying the quletness of the evening, the freshness of the air, and the chang ing colors in the western sky, as the red orb of day sank behind the round summits of the Cerro Jorota, looming up ahead of us, and one by one the jewelled splendors of the night emerged from the fading light of the dying day. Most con- spicuous in the gorgeous spectacle spread before our delighted eyes was the constellation Ophiuchus, its bright particular star, Aquila, the companion for time of Venus, Queen of the Night" the Aphrod- ite of the Greeks, whose soft refulgent light radiated the very spirit of grace and beauty, and one wonders why there was associa ted by the ancients with all that loveli- ness and splendor the male6c in. fluence ascribed in that invocation in the "Ode to Aphrodite," by Sappho of Lesbos:
 "Ohl Aphrodite; beautiful daughter of Zeus
 Be near me, yet not too near.
 Oyerwhelm me not with sorrow upon sorrow,
 Lest my spirit break"
 As the two stars descended toward the sky line. which met the rounded outline of the two lofty mounds which are the summit of the Cerro Jorota, they waxed in brightness and splendor, and for a moment each rested upon the con, vex outline of the swelling summit below, and then, as we passed down the canon they sank behind the mountain, and the entrancing vision disappeared from view. It was a sight worth well riding miles to see, and the recollection will live long as fond memory.
 Shortly we reached the valley ol the Cuitaca river, changing direc. ton from the northwest to the southeast, and followed up that attractive vale two or three miles, to the Rancho Cui- taca, one of the properties of the Cananea Cattle Company, in charge of MT. Jesus Pesqueira of Nogales who made us welcome, and, with his charming wife, extended the most cordial hospitality. It wal quite late, but in very short time the lady served us with bountifal supper, the chief viand being Q delicious tenderloin taken from 6 yearling steer. Shortly after des patching each a segment of steak "as large as a mules ear," with bread and potatoes in abundance coffee Gd Libitltm, and several large glasses of fresh milk, we turned ir for the night, and was lost at once to all knowledge of my surround ings, sleeping almost continuously until the light of the coming day broke in at the window.
 For breakfast there was more O the delicious steak with otheI accompaniments, and we were ready for the days work, up in the Cerro Jorota, where there are { couple of mining properties we haC
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"rhe oasis: Man Makes a Trip Out Into the cultsea Region, South
 west From cananea.

tTaln ktne HrSt through over the Cananea railway since Campa burnt the bridges) reached the great copper camp, an eagle eyed gentleman with aquiline features stood at point of vantage on the station platform, scanning closely the faces of all Americans alighting from the coach and passing up the platform. Stopping as 1 came to him 1 asked:
 And you are Mir. Sanders?"
 Yes" was the sententious reply.
 Well, l am the man you are ex. pecting."
 You are MT. BirdY
 "Yes. How soon do we start?"
 How soon will you be ready?"
 As soon as l can get meal. |"
 How do want to go2 With a team and blackboard or horseback"
 (Which way is shorter2"
 Ut is forty.fve miles around the Cananea mountains by team; eight cen across the mountains in the saddle"
 Saddle up."
 All right. Will be ready before you can pick your teeth"
 And he was. When stepped out of the dining room at the hotel, with toothpick on the job, Mr Sanders riding one horse and lead ing another was at the door It required but few minutes to lash my grip to the saddle and swing myself into it, and in less than forty minutes after the train had stopped at the depot we were threading our way through the streets leading out to the west edge of town, and very shortly were on the trail lead ing toward PuertecitO, the low pass lying between fhe Cananea and Marroquita mountains. The trail took us in southwesterly direc tiOn, passing on our right the Cata- lima mine of the Calumet & Sonora Mining Company, equipped with a hoist which, judging from the smoke arising from its stack, was working steadily. Farther along the narrow guage railroad leading up to the Puertecito mine was upon the mountain side above us upon our left, and at its terminus away above the trail we were fol. lowing, was the mine itself, one ot the greatest and most productive of the great group of copper mines operated by the Cananea Consolid- ated Copper Company, (the Four C'c as it is familiarly known in the vernacular of the camp.)
 Shortly after the mine had been passed we crossed the divide and entered the long steep trail down the west side of the pass, which trail is said to have been wagon road at one time. It may have been, but l doubt it. The way i, so sleep that twenty-mule tean would have had a job to haul uE an empty wagon. Probably the wear of the hoofs of generations O. pack animnls used in traffic across the mountains has left many trails that with erosion and the lapse O. time have merged together in tht appearance of a wide but sadly damaged road. When we hac reached the head of the canon that
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UMBRELLAS REPAIRED.
SHERTFFS SALES.


SliERlFF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facss 20 me directed will
be exposed 20 Public Sale at tho Cosri
House, on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the City Of VIII
mington, New Castle county, Delaware,
on SATURDAY,
THE End DAY OF MARCH, 1912.
at 10 clock. a. M.
tho following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land with the two story brick house thereon
erected situate in the City Of Wilmington.
New Castle county and State OF Delaware
bounded and described as follows to-wit;
Beginning az the intersection Of the
Eastcrly side Of Rodmsn street with the
Northerly side OF Twelfth street. thence
Northcrly along tho Easterly side Of Rod.
man street. one hundred and five feet 10
corner, thence Essterly parallel 20
Twelfth street hfty feet 20 q corner thence
Southerly and parallel 70 Rodman street one
hundred and Ave feet to the Northorly side
Of Twelfth street and thence Westerly b.
said Noriherly side Of rwefiih street fifty
feet TO tho place OF beginning. Be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty Of Mary Windeit lnow Nary McCor-
nickl administratriN o. John Windctt, deed
and Mary Mccormick tformerly Mary Win.
dett) mortgagor and 20 be sold by
JAMES LOGUE. sheriff.
sheriff 9 Once. Wilmington DEL Feb
49, 1917. 72o.23.2t.2I.mi
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE or REAL
n ESTATEi
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of the State Of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county made on tho tweniy-niuth
nay Of November A. D. 1911, will be exposed
20 sale az Public Ncndue.
ON SATURDAY,
MARCH ID, 1912
at 10 o'clock q. m,
AT thc County Court House 10 the City
Of Wilmington. the following described Real
Estate late Of Deborah Woodali, deceased.
An that certain brick meKsuage and lot Of
land situated In the City Of Wilmington
aforesaid, aud bounded and described as fol.
lows t0-wit.
Beginning a. corner Of land isto Of Doc.
ior Gideon Jacques on the Western side Of
Shipiey street az tho distance Of feet
from the Southern side Of Fifth street;
thence By line of said land North fffy-eirht
qestces west about twenty-three feet 20
Eastern side Of an alley recently purchased
fiudergrassi thence by said alley
tipe inciug tho old line) south thirtv- two
oesrees West about iventy-thrcc feet 40 n
,, 'ah,i thence hs a new line East
Faraiy parallel with the FIRST described ii,.
tna With Fifth street and passing th,o,rh
nc middle Of the old brick wall of tho "a
s.'nlns mouse about eiEhty.fonr feet 10 tho
ef'o .ts,sf, va, s.as o. sh'piey street, and thence
.nerefs north thirtytwo degrees Fast ahort
went, three feet 70 the place of herf-r,.-
n- 'ne contenft within said bounds r,o-s ~
l.te subject nevertheless. 10 and liable o.
inf whole Of certain rent charre or ,,..rf,
ground rent Of one pound two shniinrr ~
fin pence (soual 20 three donarsl rh.rr.S
upon and payable out Of the said aho,. ~,
tcribed lot annually 70 William Shirle, nj.
herrs and assigns.
Attendance will be given end term. mad,
known by.
ELIZA J. PARKER. Admin,s,ra,r,,
of the Estate Of Deborah Woodail deceased
81 ~ her Attorney Philip L. Garrett Tgo
Attest Joseph q. iolls, Clerk q g. Wii
mingfcn. ifsi., November 70 1911
go. %. MI
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LADIES' TAuORS.


TO THE LADIES OF WILMINGTON
4 For the purpose Of introducing our SUI
pcrior methods Of tailoring and 20 convince
you that we can give you better styles and
workmanship we are going 90 offer the fol-
lowing extremely low prices until March 1.
Fit and workmanship guaranteed $40 suits
$685. $40 suits $50. $50 suits S25, S28
suits S22 90. complete Will Skinner's satin
Innings. J. ROSEN, $50 Madison 81. D. g.
A. Phone 51tsA. e2mwftf
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DRESSMAKING.


AND TATLORS' AT
- tention. Our spring pongees, scrgcs and
linens at a saving Of 90 per cent. Every
thing In tailoring supplies. Prices reason
able Buttons 70 order on short notice. y
Lovinsky, 223 w. Fourth ST. d. & A.
phone 52t2D. n25.iy
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CHTROPODIST.

ELIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler a Hanna, Ltd Chiropody and
manicuring 217-21s Ford Bldg. d. & A..
13B0.A. Evening by appointment. fi0-3m
MRS. ANNIE NJ. sCHAEFER, CHIROpoDY
vi 922 Shiplcy So. Open Monday, Wed.
nosday and Friday evenings and Sunday
until noon Visits by appointment. ID a
A. phone 1895. really
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nxrANTED-s1ruAriON AZ LiGhr
w homework Address ASS, journal
--,a+e ml.0t
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PERSONAL.

1--WE DIAMOND SANITARY MILK
~ served In 1919. ft's pastcurirsd, pure
and healthful Only &c a. D. 3 A. Phone
ss1sA. fo-im
yxTRITE FOR THE WONDERFUL BOOK
" Of matrimony, entitled. 'How Kate
HaEiened the Wedding Sent FREE. Ad.
i1o.n
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YACuIlM CLEANER.

7 Ell US DEMONSTRATE THE DOMEs.
- TIC JR., Vacuum Cleaner M your home.
Sells for 1910 Sole selling agents for tho
"Richmond" Suction Cleaners. Prices s35.
st5 s65 and up. G. Avery Bell. 6Oa Della.
ware avenue. d. & A. Phono i224.A, VII.
mnFton. DEL MI II
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HELP WANTED.

LAJANTED MAIL CLERKS,
w $1,000 month No 'iayons Whining.
ton Examinations May ath. Thousands np-
pointmcnts coming. Common education suf.
nccnt Coaching free. Write for sample
questions Franklin Institute, Dept. fO-N,
Rochester, ~ " mi to.at
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TYPEWRTTERs
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
REGISTERS NOTICE.
.STATF on MGRGARTT MULLEN.

ESTATE OF MARGARET MILLER.
Il DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tsmentary upon the Estate Of Margaret
Miller late Of Christiana Hundred deceased,
were duly granted unto Clara Miller on
the thirteenth day Of February A. ID. 1912,
and an persons indebted 20 the said de.
ceased are requested 60 make payment to
the Executrix without delay, and al per
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 70 exhibit and present the
same duly pTotatsd 20 the said ENecutrix
on OF before the Thirteenth day Of Feb
ruary A. ID. 1913, or abide by tho law
in this behalf
CLARA MILLER, Executrix
Address Charles B. Evans. Esq., Attorney
at-Law, Wilmington, Del. l4'nt-eod
ESTATE OF FREDERICK BEAUREGARD,
r DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters res-
tamentary upon the Estate Of Frederick
Beauregard. late Of Brandywine Hundred, de-
ceased, were duly granted unto Josette Beau
regard on the 27th day OF February A. ID.
1912, and all persons indebted 20 the said
deceased are requested 10 make payment
TO the Executrix without delay and al per-
sons having demands against tho deceased
are required 20 exhibit and present the same
duly probated 20 the said Executrix on or
before 27th day Of February A. ID. 1918,
or abide by the Law in this behalf
JOSETTE BEAUREGARD. Ezecutrix.
Address Mrs. Josette Bcauregard. Clay
mont. Del, or John r. Crowley 7th and
Welsh cts. Chester. Pa. RS 9tcod
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
'T1Tr M DFI7tWADF

cTATE OF DELAWARE.
- OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME, GREErfNG;
Whereas, IL appears 60 my satisfaction by
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for. the vo oiuntary dissolution thereof by thu
consent Of an the stockholders deposited In
my Office, the PHILADELPHIA METAL RE-
filming COMPANY, a corporation Of this
State whose principal Office is situated at
DUPONT Building in tho city OF Wilmington
county Of New Castle. State Of Delaware
Delaware Charter Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. being agent therein and in charge
thereof upon whom process may be served.
has complied with the requirements OF AN
Act Providing a General Corporation Law. F
amended and approved March n A. ID. 1901,
amended and approved March i1, A. ID.
1908. amended and approved March 20, A.
ID. 1905 amended and approved March n,
A. ID 1907, amended and approved April 3.
"A. ID. 1909 and amended and approved
March 81, 1911, preliminary 20 the issuing
Of this
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION
Nov. therefore. l. Charles $. Richards
Secretary OF State Of tho State of Delaware
do hereby certify that tho said corporation
did on the seventh day Of February A. ID.
1919 fle in tho Office duly executed and
attesfcd consent In writing. TO the disso-
luton Of said corporation executed by ali
the stockholders thereof. which said con.
sent and the records OF the proceedings
aforesaid. arc now ON Gle in my said once
as provided by law
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xxrAN1ED-WORK on FARM OR IN
w dairy. Address A.81, journal Office.
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CARPENTERS.
MUSICAL.
NOTICES.

~vOTICF-I HAVE kEMONED MY Law
N olicss 20 7o5-7o6 Equitable Building.
walte- H. Hayes sis-n
~-TVy CASTLE COUNTY SALES SOLICIT
~ ED by j. W. Wright, Auctioneor, ga
Pleasant St. ID. A. Phone 3736-A.
f7-cod-1m
~TOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ s'The Mayor and Council Of Whining.
tom through the Board of Directors Of the
street and Sewer Department will make
application TO the Court Of General Sessions
on the Fourteenth day Of March A. d.. 1912,
for the appointment Of commissioners TO va.
cate all that portion of Ruth street begin
ming al a point on the northerly side Of Sec.
ond street at the distance OF one hundred
ATTY feet, (15O feet) westerly Of the westerly
side of clayton street, thence northcrly par
aIlel 20 DUPONT aud Clayton streets three
:-e 20 tho sontherly side Of Third
street; thence westerly along said side o.
Third street fifty feet (50 fi) TO a point,
said point being one hundred fifty $50 Fl
feet easterly from the easterly side Of Du.
pont street; thence southerly parallel ~
Dupont and Clayton streets three hundred
and seventy-fve feet four inches ts75 H.
in 20 the said northery side Of Second
street. thence thereby eastcrly along said
side Of Second street fifty feet (50 ft) 10
the place Of beginning containing about
eighteen thousand seven hundred sixty-six
and one-half square feet u.s. ,766 1-2 So n
more or less. The said Ruth street being
public street Of the said city and public
road in Wilmington hundred
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE STREET
AND SEWER DEPARTMENT.
BY George W. Sparks. Presidsns
Attest: J.. V. Ihristy, Secretary.
f7-to-m11
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.sTIaIllNY

- LIS 4 ioltlN D
WHEREOF. j have
hcrcunto set my hand
and Official seal at
Dover this Seventh
day Of February. In
the year Of our Lord
ono Thousand nine
hundred and twelve.
Charles S. Richards.
Secretary Of state.
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PRINTERS.
Care Eyening Journal once

" and up 500 business cards, SIPS.
JOHNSTON. Printing and Engraving. IL
East Seventh. i1O.eod-u
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

-OR sALE-PURE BRED r. J. RED
White Wyandottes and white Leghorns
selected eggs for setting prizo winning
stock. Booking orders. Greonbank Poultry
Yard. Mnrshnllion, Del fi7.mwfIm
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AGENTS WANTED.

xTrANTFD-wATCH AND JEwELRY RE.
W pairing. Also eye fitting. Store open
evenings until o'clock. Saturday evenings
until 40 o'clock. Ign Thomas, doo Market
Ht matt
V1gANTED-A FEW LIVE, wIDE.AwAKE
" mon and women 20 solicit No samples
10 carry, big pay. clean work, steady em-
ployment. Apply $50 Market 81. Room 4.
fio.u
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Ashland. my STOCK and farming implemenfs
consisting Of two horses, two COWS.
farm wagon. horse cart two dear.
borns other wagons and tools. har.
ness. single and double, mower drill, fod
der cutter. plows, corn shelter, sulky culti-
vator, hand cultvator. . junior seed drills
and worker horserake, 35 foot cx.
tension ladder forks. shovels, blacksmith
forge. anvil and tools. ono endless chain.
liorks and falls corn on the cob
Slaughter house contains 10 horsepower
boiler. nearly new. horsepower engine.
hrst class condition. sausage cutter. lard
press. double jacket steam cooker hog
scalder knives and clcsvers, I platform scale
and other scales one Reed separator butter
worker and churn and lot Of household
goods and fne lot Of chickens.
Terms-Al sums under $50 cash 8
months credit bsnkablc note with approved
eudorfcr.
". r. NlCkERSON
"A L-.nL AurILnnlrr. ~ 81
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W. n. NlCkERSoN
YIN. Lank. Auctonesr. f29 81
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~,Ey CASTLE COUNTY SALES SOLICIT
~ ED by j. W. Wright, Auctioneor, ga
Pleasant ST. d. g A. Phone 3736.A.
f7-cod-1m
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I7OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS IN
a private family. sol W. <th 81. f5-lm
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LOST AND FOUND.
PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC sALE-MARCH s. SALE OF
I stock and farming implements Of NJ
X Rosor at Hockessin, Delaware az 1890.
pilvorth' auciioneer fi5-to-m4
pUBLIC SALE or PERSONAL PROP
erty I will sell on my farm az Granogue
Station on the W & n. r. r. on the road
from Smith Bridge 10 Centreville, Christiana
Hundred. Del, on Tuesday March ., 1912,
at 1 O'Clock. Stock consisting Of horses
COWS heifers. Farming implements. wagons
and harness, etc TermHat sale.
HOWARD WILSON.
siidham & Son, Auct. f2s.5t
DUBIIC sALE-HAvING SOLD MY
/ farm, ] will sell at Public Sale on the
premises situated at the 2nd toll gate on
the Kennett Pike. five miles from Whining
ton the following personal property. on
Thursday March 14th. nt ne o'clock, sharp
good work horses; one mare with foal !;
ono yearling mule; one yearlug colt and
one three yeariing colt; ~ head Of dairy
COWS; lot Of household goods and farming
implements Of an descriptions. lSce hand
hillsl Conditions All sums of 5000
and less. cash ON an sums over that amcunt
credit Of six months win be given BY
purchaser giving a bankable note with an.
proved endorser per cent. on for cash
on an credit sums. No notes renewed.
G. IT. NEGENDANK.
Telephone 4o53-A Wilmington.
VIM. ~ Lank. Auct.
req, 26.2s-mi,46,s.11,12,1
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'UBLlC SALE or pER-
SONAL PROPERTY
will sell on March 4th,
az ~ O'Clock, sharp, on
the farm Ia Of a mile
from Walnut Green schooi
House on the road leaa.
ing from kennctt tfto =,
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PROFESSIONAL.

MISS j.. H. HITCHCOCK. a. NJ. GRAD
hi UATE Of Pennsylvania urthopedic,
Massage, Swedish gymnastics, Dictctics. Resi-
dence treatments given. Phone 3732A. 900
Adams street. ~ mvfi im
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WAIVED HOUSEHOLD GOODs.

rTIE EXCHANGE 22426 WEST SECOND
street buys everything IN household
goods at tho highest cash prices ID. A..
phone 5373-A ~ 3m
ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your ohicc furniture and
household goods. You're losing money u
you don sell 20 him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Berger
ard and Shipley. u. g. A. phone 5i1S.A
flO1m
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SHERtFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE on A
writ Of lcvari Facias 20 mo directed.
will be exposed 70 Public sale at tho
Court House on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN tho City
Of Wilmington New Castle county, Della.
ware
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SANITARY WORKERS..

NJ X KELTER
w SANITARY. oDORLEsS ENCAvATING
Once. W. Cor. Fourth and West Ste.
a21-n
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

= RsrcLAss BuIonhR WOULD LIKE
Office flo-2t
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ARCHITECTS.
WATCH REPAIRING.

e-~~<--------y>~e------~~
docs YOUR WATCH NEED REPAIRINGi
- Don't experiment Bring il here wher,
you're sure Of expert workmanship. Eiga
witches, ~ year cases $3.50 Weddini
rings made TO order. William j. Rock. 5
=. Cor 9TH and Walnut. jts-0m
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APARTMENTS.

-------~-~-----s--'~-rr
TrOk RtNI-AP -APARrMhNrS' fOl Il
rooms ard bath. northeast corncr Fourth
and Dcamoro Place Si3 per month.
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Estate Notices Rooms for Rent Wants. Sales Proposals and Business Opportunities
HELP wANTED-MALE.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"A EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL ~
READ IN MORE HOMES ENhltf
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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xar arANTED--POSIriON AS SECRETARY
w on Office assistant, can furnish reference.
Address O. A. journal office. mi3t