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Mrs. Richardson who owns the
place at 731 Greenwood avenue, has
recently installed a fine Detroit Jew
ell Gas range for the use of Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Stockton who now re-
side there.
Mr. c. Beatty and Will Cleghorn
went to Florence in Mr.. Beatty's car
where they attended to some business
matters.
Mr.. Beach Stewart, sIr. Clyde Mai
tin, Miss veda Chapman and Miss
Grace D. Bates enjoyed an auto ride
to the top of the Gorge on Sunday
W. B. Anderson and Fred Duncan
went to Denver on Sunday where they
intended to remain until this morning
when they planned to go to COLORADO
Springs for the purpose of attending
the Democratic state convention The
trip was made in Mr. Anderson's au-
tomobile.
Irving Stockton spent most of Sun
day in Pueblo From there, in COM
pany with three travelling men, ne
autoed to Fowler, in the vicinity of
which place the four men are inter-
ested in large ranch which they are
setting out to chemy trees.
Mrs. Sarah Robertson died at her
home, 423 Harrison avenue. about Z
O'Clock this morning. Deceased was
widow and had lived in this city
many years. A more extended notice
of her death. as well as the an
nouncement of the funeral arrange
ments will be given later.
The funeral of the late Miss Hattie
C. Mills, who died on Friday from
tuberculosis, was held at Wilson's un-
dertaking chapel at o'clock this af
ternoon. The obsequies were conduct
ed by Rev. J. F. Harris pastor of the
congregation of the First Methodist
church Interment was in Green wood
cemetery.
Rev. o. S. Reed, accompanied by NJ.
and Mrs. C. Fl. Rau and Mr. 2 W. 4.
johnson, went to Florence Sunday az
ternoon where the former conducted
services at O'Clock at the Christian
church A party of Florence people,
including dozen recent converts.
will attend special service At the
Christian church here Tuesday even
ing at which the ordinance OF baptism
will be observed.
The Methodist and Baptist teams In
the Canon City Sunday School Ath-
letic league will play a practice game
on the high school diamond Tuesdsy
evening at $50. An invitation is ex-
tended to the public to witness this
try-out contest.
Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Buck of Fowler,
Colorado. visited here over Sunday a.
the guests OF Prof. and Mrs. G. B.
Warner of South Canon. They are
prominent in Sunday school work r.
Fowler and while here visited the
Sunday school of the Christian church
for the purpose of studying the spec
ial methods of instruction employed
there Mr.. Buck is the editor and pub
Usher of the Fowler Tribune.
Tuesday
Mr. C. F. Holmes came in from Ne
vada the other day and is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Martha Holmes.
Miss Myrtle Goodykoontz. who has
been spending a couple of weeks here
visiting her mother. left for Salt Lake
City this afternoon. She expects To
spend the greater part Of the summer
in Utah. making her headquart,rs in
Salt Lake City.
Miss Isabel Lynch, who last week
underwent a surgical operation at the
hospital for appendicitis, has SO far
recovered from its effects as to be
able to be taken Monday morning 10
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lynch, 1929 River street.
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four $3.50 Detroit Jewell ranges and
one $22.50 gas range.
Ezra Lamb. who is employed in con-
nection with surveying and engi-
neering company at fucker, Utah. ar
rived here a day or two ago for a
short visit with his parents. DIR. and
Mrs. G. c. Lamb. at 1905 North Eighth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustes Thomas of
Glen Elder, Kansas, arrived last week
to spend the summer with their son,
Mr. A F. Hankins on East Elm ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are borh
very much in love with Colorado al
ready and may decide to invest in
property on Lincoln Park.
Frank Freek of Garden Park, who
had the misfortune to have his left
hand severely mashed in a hay baler
one day last week and has since been
undergoing treatment at the hospital
here, has so far recovered from his in-
jury as to be able to be on the street
this, afternoon. The accident was
very painful one and the fact that 1t
was not necessary to amputate the
hand is matter that is extremely
gratifying to Mr.. Freek and his
friends.
"Wednesday.
Mrs. U. e. Sidebottom had the mis-
fortune to sprain her ankle when re-
turning from church Sunday evening,
which will restrict her to the house
for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ballou are the
proud parents of a handsome baby
daughter of the usual weight. born 20
them this morning The little miss has
been christened Dorothy Bradford
Ballou.
Mrs. Vaughn OF 327 Harrison avenue
in the past month has had a new gas
range placed in her home by the
Canon Gas company and she declares
it to be the most priced thing in her
kitchen because OF its cleanliness and
convenience.
Rev. C. NJ. Pullen, rector OF Christ
Episcopal church. went to Denver On
Tuesday evening where he VIII spend
the remainder OF the week visiting mis-
son.
The family of Prof. Loya Sutherland
arrived in Canon City last week FROM
Detroit. Michigan. and have gone 10
housekeeping at l13 North Tenth
street.
Ernest Harris has finished a course
of instruction in stenography and
type writing at Dodds Commercial
college here and left on Tuesday for
Pueblo where he has accepted a cier-
ical position in the employ OF the Lit
tell Coal company.
C. II. SpurIock and Miss Edna
swope OF HartseI. Colorado. were
married at the Albany hotel in Dem
yer on Tuesday OF this week. Mrs.
Spurlock formerly resided in Canon
City and has many friends here VINO
tender their congratulations.
Leslie Damewood. wife and family.
moved to Cznon City on Tuesday 4
this week from Chandler and viii
make their home at 522 Greenwood
avenue. Mr. Damewood has been given
position with F. L. Thomas In the
new Rainbow Route" garage on East
Main street and expects to enter upon
his duties there after few weeks va
cation.
Quite delegation OF members of
the Christian church at Florence 1T
tended the special baptismal service
at the First Christian church here On
Tuesday night. There were eleven i'm
mersions; ten Of them being from
Florence and one a resident OF Canon
City. The service was conducted by
Rev. o. s. Reed. pastor of the local
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nose and eyes mixed up with he
hoofs or business end of one of his
horses is about the street again after
a few days at home with closed 90
tics.
The case against Charles Eldridse
and Mrs. Jeff Fitzpatrick, charged
with renting a horse and buggy from
the Fitzpatrick livery barn in Pueblo
and attempting to dispose of the rig in
Canon City, was nolled today in the
district court. The couple claimed to
be man and wife and denied the story
that the woman had posed as Mrs.
Jeff Fitzpatrick. They returned the rig
and betrayed the court costs.-Pueblo
Star-Journai.
Saturday.
Dr. E A. Clark is enjoying visit
from his mother, resident of Ellis
worth. Maine.
Mr.. W. C. Thomas and Mr. Glen
Kirkton were looking after business
interests in Penrose today.
Frank Means returned to Saguacne
Monday after short visit with his
parents at Canon City.-Saguach
Crescent.
The friends of Mrs. Horace Means
will be glad to know that she made
the trip from Los Angeles, Calf. to
Canon City. Cello, and while the trip
was very hard for her she stood It
much better than was expected.-Sd-
guache Crescent.
We still have some low grade flour
we want to work off and are mixing
9S TBS of it with 200 ms of bran 10
sell at $1.s5 per 80 n sack. This IS
certainly the cheapest feed that can
be had at present high prices of all
kinds of feed. See this fine, rich mix
ture at mill and buy it while you can
get it. Peerless Flour Mills Co Phone
Canon $50.
A marriage license was issued here
this morning to James Scollick of
Coal Creek and Miss Edith Anderson
of Salt Lake City.
The barber shops will all close at
8 O'Clock on Monday night to allow
their men to participate in bail
game with the Printers at the High
school grounds on that evening. Rs-
member they close at p. m.
message from Portland. Oregon, IN
Friday announcing the death there on
April goth of John y. Lanning. for
mer we'll known resident of this COM
munity. Mr.. Lanning- left Canon City
ten or twelve years ago for the Pa
cific coast and has since made his
home in Portland. Deceased will o
remembered by many of the older citi-
zens of this place.
Miss Hattie C. Mills died here Fri
day afternoon from tuberculosis after
a lingering illness. aged nineteen
years. Deceased came here about
year ago from her home in Oklahoma
on account of her health. which had
not been vigorous for long time
previously. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. F. Mills, came here about six
months ago to be with her and were
at her bedside when the end came.
The arrangements for the funeral
have not been announced.
Superintendent C. H. Bristol. Su-
perintendent OF Roads and Bridges 7.
L. Talbot. Roadmoster L. w. Bradley.
Trainmaster G. w. Thompson and a
party OF other general officials OF The
Santa Fe Railroad company spent che
greater part of the day here Thursday
looking over the company's terminals
and other property. They were max
ing the annual spring inspection Of
the Pueblo-Canon City division. The
party travelled in a special car at
tached to the regular train. The visit
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Bits Allowed

Bills allowed by the Board OF Coun-
ty Commissioners OF Fremont County,
Colorado, for the month of March.
1912.
General FuDd
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News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 52a
Main street, Record office.
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Thursday.

Thursday.
H. C. Benson is preparing to have
erected small building on the va
cant lot east of Frey & Collins old
store, at the corner of Fifth and Ma n
streets, to be used as fruit, popcorn
and confectionery stand during the
summer months.
Harley Turner, who was recently
married, has had a $3.50 Detroit
Jewell gas stove installed in his new
home at 321 n. Fourth street 1t is a
boon to easy housekeeping so says
The Canon Gas Company. who are
selling lots of them.
Lou L. Franck went to Denver on
Wednesday where he will have
charge of the exhibit of the Denver
Chamber of Commerce showing the
agricultural. horticultural, mineral
and other resources of the state. Mr..
F'ranck, who will make his home IN
Denver. will be Joined by his wife and
family about the middle of next
month.
The bi-annual convention of the
Colorado State Epworth league will
meet in this city on Monday. June 10,
and will continue in session over the
following Sunday. Elaborate arrange
ments are being made for the enter
tainment of the delegates and visit
ors to the convention and it will be
the ambition of the committee in
charge to make the gathering one o.
the most notable in the history of the
organization.
The degree team OF Pueblo Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, will visit Occur
de Leon Lodge No. 4s, of this city to-
morrow evening and will confer the
rank of Knight on candidate at its
castle hall. A considerable delegation
of the members of the brotherhood is
expected here from Pueblo and every
member OF the local organization is
urged to be present at the meeting to-
morrow night.
After having been confined to his
home by illness for period of three
months Geo. A. Prentiss has so far
recovered from its effects as to pe
able to make daily visits to his office.
although he still feels the result of
his long invalidsy. Mr.. Prentiss was
compelled to undergo a serious sur
gical operation during his enforced
absence from business, but is conval-
escing nicely and hopes to be all
right again in the course OF few
weeks.
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Monday.

mummy.
J. p Waits is displaying an attack
of spring fever by having his shop
cleaned up with "a few coats of paint.
Frank Homan returned to Canon
City on Saturday after a months
business trip to various points in Wy
oming.
Mrs. Helt OF Fulton, Missouri, ar
rived few days ago in Canon and Is
the guest of Mrs. Herman Loehr. Mrs
Helt will remain for two or three
weeks.
Mrs. II. s. Hall and son. II. s. Hall.
Jr., came up from Denver on Sunday
and will remain for few days as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. All. Mitchell.
4i4 College avenue.
Mrs. NJ s. Reynolds returned on
Saturday from three weeks visit
with relatives and friends In Ei Paso.
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Cash Refund Of Taxes
. 10 chns u, McI.aIn on 3 u ofvxa
= Is-Is.os. erroneous sale OF tax sale
myn, ~, NOS 1888 s]<s and s7t6. amount
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SHERIFEys SALES

s-r'
sHER1FF's sAlE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Ncnditom ENponas, Go me di.
rected, will ne exposed TO public sale at
the Delaware City Hotel in Delaware CITY.
Red Liou hundred, New Castle county.
ON MONDAY
THE 23RD DAY on DECEMBER. 1912.
at 1880 clock q. n
the following described real estate viz.
Am that certain lot of ground situate in
Delaware City. New Castle county and STATE
Of Delaware. on the northwesierly side of
bnyard street, at the distance of forty feet
northcnstcrly from the northoastcry side of
Third street. cXtonding iu front or breadth
on depth, norihwcstert of that width.
one hundred feet 90 an eight feet wide
alley; and bounded southcastcrly by said
balurd street. northwestcrly by the said
alley souihwesterly hy land of Francis Me
inure and noriheasicrly by ground of Jol a
Aehurst.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Mary O. Colwcu, Administratriv &
Of Daniel Colwcn deceased aud TO be sold by
JAMES LONyE. Sheriff
sheriff s Olive. Wilmington, Del. Dccem-
her p 1912. dI10,ll,2o.
sHERIFWs sALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ Of Lcvnr Facas. 10 me di-
rectcd, will De exposed TO public sale, at
the Court House. nn Market street be
tween Icnth and Eleventh streets, in the
clty OF Wilmington. New Castle county,
Delaware,
on SATURDAY.
THE 2tSr DAY or DECEMBER, 1912.
at 10 o'clockf r.. m.,
the following described real estate, viz.
AN that certain lot on picco of land (for.
mCrly in two parccls) with thrae-story
brick hotel thereon erected. situated In the
city Of Now Castle. New Castle county, and
State Of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows 20 Wit.
Beginning 90 point ON Pearl street dis
tant southWcstwnrdly twcnfy thrco feet from
the southwest corner of samuel Guthrie 4
Tot Theme by ihe side of Pearl street south
wesiwardly twenty-thrce feet. 10 line OF land
of Thomas r. Booth; thence With said Booth s
land and parallel with the suid Guthrie s
land, about one hundred and nine feet 10
other property of the said Thomas r. Booth
thence by his line northwcstwardly twenty
three feet; thence northwestwardly parallel
with che first mentioned line and Guthrie s
Tot about one hundred and nine feet to the
aforesaid side Of Pearl street and place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
mar
Seized and taken in execution az the
property of kalston Cameron Administrator
dc honis non. of tho estate Of Sarah Shcarer.
deceased mortgagor aud {. 9. S.. and 20 be
sold hy
JAMES IOGUE sheriff
sherns once Wilmington. DEL Decem.
her s. 1912 d7t314.20.
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MISSOURI FARMERS
SWAMPED BY CORN
Every Kind Of MakeShift
Granary in Use on the
River

KANSAS CITY Mo. Dec. 20.-The
hanks of the Missouri river from
Kansas City to the Mississippi river
may not be the nations corn crib.
but they form mighty big part of IT,.
according TO J. II MoQuaid, clerk on
the steamer Advance. The Advance
ruiiyed in port today for the winter.
and with if came Mr. McQuaid with
some interesting Information about the
river
Below Kansas City the houses of
the bottom farms are clustered
about with corncribs,' he said "They
have them built OF nearly everything
10 shelter last seasons great corn
crop The permanent granaries can't
hold the harvest, es.s.ts, SO NEST 81 the farms
have their corn in rail cribs with a
straw thatch or a tarpaulin for a COW
ering Corn shelters are a frequent
sight along the river. The boat line
carried IS 600 bushels Of shelled corn
Tor one Missouri farmer this fall.
"On the last downriver trip this
year we made our first stop at Bluff
port. below Glasgow. We took ON
several barrels OF cider aud many
eggs and chickens Bluffport used 20
be a thriving shipping point in the
old steamboat days. We stopped again
81 Bluffport on the up trip with mer-
chandise shipments.
Down at Klondike on the river
there is a unique Missouri industry.
They are mining glass sand there and
shipping most of Il TO Pittsburg. Pa.
They blast out the sand, make il and
grind IT and load about 20 cars Of il
p day"
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FYpRFCC rAC
&Ikn ARGNL UVOs
TO CUT RATES
Schedule TO be Put in Effect
Day Uncle Sam Enters
Business

WASHINGTON, Dec 2O.-The ex-
press companies are preparing 10
meet the rates that win be put into
effect january under the Parcel
Post law They win compete for the
parcels that come within the scope
OF the Bourne act 1t is the purpose
OF the express people to try TO hold
their business in the towns and cities.
They cannot deliver their parcels in
the rural districts.
~ the express companies cut their
rates to compete with the Parcel Post
law. starting with New York as a
central point or basis the following
reductions must be made From 20
cents on a one. two or three pound
package, within fifty miles of New
York, to 5. s or II cents from 80 cents
on four or FIVE pound package. to IA
or n cents, and from S5 cents on a six
seven, eight. nine, ten or eleven pound
package, to 20, %. %, %. S2 or 50
cents.
Six pounds. about the medium
weight for a parcel will be carried
by the Postohice Department so miles
Tor 20 cents. 100 for PC, 200 or 300 for
81. and 400 or 500 or 500 for 80 cents.
. 600 for A. For the same service
the express companies would charge
400 miles for S5 cents. 200 for 40. 300
or 400 miles for 30. 500 miles for 90,
500 miles for 60, 700 OF 500 or 900 for
20. and ] 900 for 80.
The parcel post package cannot
weigh more than eleven pounds. but
one can send sixty-fve pounds in six
packages fifty miles for 1920. for
which the express companies charge
S3.05. A comparison OF aggregate
shows that the express companies
Charge S51.50 for what the parcel post
will charge S3S2S. Tho parcel post
ratio reductions from the present ox-
press charges is 1851 per cent.
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OpO EAST FOURTH ST TWO CozY
-J'p-) furnished rooms, bath; phone all
convenience n20-tm.
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POuLTRY.

- -r~'9f--s0---
II AcLILhss HOupANS-1his strain
II has been egg bred from trap-nert
records since April, 1890 I nave bred them
~ years for great layers and ~ years for
large size, chalk white eggs. these fowls
are extremely hardy have neither comb
or waffle 90 freeze aud arc the bcst of
all winter layers ir opcn-front coops "Fault.
less strain Houdans have won every blue
ribbon at Nov York, Boston. Chicago and
fAiladelphia shows for past sis years; eggs
and stock sold an honor. send I0c for fic
largest illustrated poultry catalogue ever
issued 30 tells you how 90 breed these
fowls which average $50 eggs wear
apiece; it tells You bow TO net $4,000 a
year from 100 hens p. p MacAsoy. socre
tary Houdnn Club. Cambridge A. y
IIrc @ 20 Apr
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It's an easy matter 20 get in i'm
mediate touch with many sources Of
supply through the renting,
buying, selling. exchanging. hiring.
are but few OF the objects accom-
plished by the Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-12-20

It's worth while 70 know Just
what's in the market whether you
contemplate buying or renting. call
upon the Wants to provide you with
a fun list Of the vacant houses. apart
ments and flats la the locality thar
YOU favor most.--Ady
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NOTICES.

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n oflCE-A AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR.
~ cycle licenses for 1918 now ready Yer.
non, No 2i6 W. Ninth ST. dfi.fm
~ OrlCE ~ HAVE 40 AGENTS rW
- pluyed to buy clothing err make trade
ssais with The public. I personally attcnd
io that myself isaur Gibbs. No. sga Frrnrh
s. d. A. Phone 2a9'. diaot
~ ELECTION.
y Central National Bank OF Wilmington.
Wilmington. Del Dec a.. 1912
THE annual election of directors of this
bank viii be held zoo the banking house ON
Tuesday, january a. 1913. hetweenf fhe
hours 81 i2 O'clock noon aud . o'rloct
p m. n y. RuMFORD
dI4-lm. gashiar
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IAClc CURTAINS

< AVE so PER CENT. OK YOUR LACE
- Curtains by buying them direct from
500 factory 40 ONE profit Ai our goods
are sold on strictly money hack .r.dissrtis-
fed basis Send pcStal toda. for rREB
book. showing many styles. or ask US to srud
representative with saapes Write NOW
G. =. Whitmac CO. Fourth and Enele ,,ts.
Chester 70. Nteiercncn Cambridge Trust
Co. Chester ral
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RESORTS
Go to Bermuda

Tours. Inc Hotels. Shore Excursion. Low
est Rates Twin Screw S s. "BERMU
DIAM l0.5lS tons displacement Electric
fans; orchestra; wireless
Fastest newest and only Steamer. landing
passengers az the dock IN Bermuda without
transfer. Sailngs evcry Eve days in connee.
tiou with h. A. s. ~ 60. Tickets inter
cnuuEeahIc.
WEST INDIES
New S s. Guiana" aud other cleaners fort
nightly for -. Thomas, ST. Croix ST. kits.
Antigua. Guudalopc Dominica Martiniou.
81. Lucia. Barbados and Demerada.
For iull Information apply 20 A. e. OUTER
BRIDGE b CO.. Agents Quebec IS s %
Ltd, 20 Broadway. New York JOHN CRAIG,
107 W. Ninth street, or any ticket arent
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PLUMBERS.
REGISTERS NOTICE.

IL STATE OF WILLIAM REX Dr-
IL CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes
tamentary upon the estate Of William ReA
late Of Wilmington hundred, deccnsod vgere
duly granted unto Harry p. Joslvn on tbo
10Th day Of November A. d. 1912. and nll
persons indebted 10 tho said deceased ara
requested 90 mako payment TO the executor
without delay. and all persons having de-.
munds against tho deecased arc REQUIRED fo
exhibit and present the same. duly probated
TO the said executor, on or before the fQfL
day OF November. a. ID. 1913 or abide nv
the law in this behalf
HARRY p. JOsLYN
Executor
Address Harry p. Joslyn. ESQ. Attorney
at-l av. Wilmington, Del MO- cod "a
Evening journal., 1912-12-20

Only One "BROMO QUININE~
THAT is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI
NINE. Look for the signature OF n
w. Grove. Cures a Cold in One Day
Cures Grip in Two Days. 25c'
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Notice
To Christiana Hundred
Taxpayers

Don lose sighi oi The faci that I am sill
faN collector of Ghristiana hundred. have
$500 of 1917 taxes which / am going to col.
lrct by attachments after January 7 1nla
All 1912 taxes not paid by January 2 viii
matter and avoid unpleasantness IN IA INV
duty 20 collect the taxes and / intend fo
DO so.
JOIN D. O'NEkL
dust Tax Collector.
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NIISICAL..


NJ d Sit az lNr .i...,. -A4~ =
W irscripu-ub aocgf t.old o. g cent
speet music and nestra selections Cara.
icsuo f-oo c~ request Rep speciality.
Rows rr-hlired ora ro ns hnuvl ana sold
Coin cntHlp~We L. son's. rosrp,fd G. A.
Milano 2oI " Eighth St Wilmington.
90
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HAIR DRESSING.

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1 OUISE q. pOTTS-HAIR DRESSING
- and Manicuring parlors. Specializing ON
fnco Packs and Hair Work. d. & A. phone.
2147A d7-8m.
M ISIS y. EVANS, NO. sOl KING ST
vi All kinds OF hair work done Comb.
ngs made into switches pufs and psyches
on short notice Spccal-Four fty cent
shampoos Tor one dollars. ID. & A. phone.
37S5A di6.cod'im.
NJ ISIS FRANCES MUluERIN. FOR.
Nl merry ~ s28 Market street, has re-
huyed 20 e26 Market street ShamnnoimK
scalp treatment, facial massage. eicctricsi
treatment mancurinR; full lire Of switches
and transformations also combings neatly
made up ID. A. phone 5sseA mi6.iy