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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
BICYCLES. MOTORCYCLES.
AND PAIt1'S--l0O0.



Washington. June 2i-Statistics
for the bicycle. motorcycle and parts
industry are presented Ia bulletin
soon 90 be issued by Director Durand
of the bureau 81 the census, depart
mont Of commerce. II WAS prepared
under the supervision OF W. 81 Steu-
art. chief statistieian for manufaC-
lures.
The number OF bicycles made de-
creased from 1, 1891. valued at
S22.G56.I87. In 1889. 10 25o.iS7, with
"A value of s3.7iO.9ga. In 1904. and
2S3. 501. valued at t3,22S.t S9. in 1909.
while the output Of motorcycles IN
creased from 100. valued at 1857.
Ia 1893, 10 2,33S valued at 1858. lSO
In 1904. and lS.s2S. with a value ~
s3.0i5.asS, In 1903.
The evolution OF the bicycle from
primitive and unsorNiceable types 4"
useful and attractive means oi
travel may be said 20 have taken
place between 1868 and 1890. and ia
perfection and Standardization into
practically one form OF structure. the
modern safety between 1891 aud
1895. During ths latter period the
popularity OF the bicycle became go
widespread that the industry grew
very rapidly. but after about 1897 u
began 60 decline.
In 1859 there we're - establish
ments engaged In the industry. which
gave employment 10 an average OF
1877 wage oarners and reported
products valued at 81. 56S.32G. At the
census OF 1899. after the industry had
begun 10 decline, tie average number
of wage earners was nearly ten times
and the value Of products more than
twelve times as great as in 1899.
During the hye-ycar period ending
with 1894 the industry declined very
rapidly. The number of establish
mcnts decreased from 3i3 90 i0l. or
$40 per cent; tho average number
of wage oarners from 1889 20 3.3i9.
or 81 per cent. the value Of prod
ucts from &3i.9i5.9OS 20 &6.i53.2f0.
or Sa.y per cent, and the value added
by manufacture tyHlue of products
less cost OF materially from $1b.123.-
gB7 20 sg,Bg5.094. or S3.3 per cent.
A considerable recovery OF the in
dustry an a whole IL indicated by the
statistics for 1909. while the average
number or establishments In that
year shows a decrease from tho num-
Der In 1904. the averagn number Of
wage earnerE increased LIS, or 3S.7
per cent, and the value of products.
sb,546.327, or 1915 per cent The
most important factor IN the renewal
OF activity In the industry has been
the growing demand for motorcycles
The average number OF persons en-
gagged In the bicycle and motorcycle
Industry during 1903 was 5,OlT, Of
whom 4,fS7, or $50 per cent. we're
wage earners. OF the total numher
OF persons engaged IN the Industry
only 3.s per cent were females. OF
the establishments reported In 1909
about half we're operated By indiNid-
uals. The value Of the products Of
such establishments, however, repre-
scented only 6 per cent ~ aha total
valne reported. Nearly all Of tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

There are many aids TO dlscs-
sien. ~ wa ~ preventlpOs o.
assFepsia. an the market today.
some are costly. Others are
eAsap. q few are h1lpfui Bus Tor
chaapnea ana effectiveness. ~.
iian Emmons. doorkeeper OF the
HOUSE ~ representative. has an
.ie lhat peats al the rest.
tlls remedy y sand--junt plain
sand-4and he sakes q teaspoon.
ful after each meal. Emmona Is
IS. sale and hearty--and fun Of
sand. Editorial in ths washing
ton Post.
But why hall this as a wonderful
discovery. when desert jewellers found
Il an out years aeos Talk with any
old prospector IN the southwest 1.-The
man who lives ont IN the desert. alone
for months a. tinae--and ne win
tell you that his aboundlnE health Is
due 40 the iine Particles Of sand mat
aft into his Grub" He believes Il as
absolutely 40 gospel and furthermore
he has himself as a rafting good ex-
hlbit IN proof that his theory Is
aoune.
such men. says the Denver Repub-
lean. never seem 20 die. They wan
der across the lonely stretches OF the
desert until they are eighty. ninety OF
a hundred and then they and their
burFos Just walk on into some glorI-
GUS sunset and are never seen again
And they will all tell you that they
know the perfect health. which gives
them the perfect peace OF mind. be-
cause tho desert. seemingly harsh and
snhospitable. IL In reality the klndlies'
and most conHlderase Of mothers
Sven shs sands which she hurls IA
such whlrllng handouts are sent Al
medicine. The tiny particles. whIcY
STE lase the grub chest Of the pros.
pector. have seasoned the food Of the
Indian for countless generations. and
like the Indian. the white dweIier IN
the desert IL willing to testify tina
health IL the result.
The congressional doorkeeper 1.
merely following out a theory thai
has come down 10 men from the des.
eFt jewellers Of old--iong before oui
own southwestern reaches OF sand
were discovered. Whatever truth
there may be IN the theory we leave
the medical fraternity to thresh out
We merely advance IL as Il exists
among the desert dwellers today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

Several weil-paid teaching positions
In Latin-America open 10 Americans
Will probably be filled BY men from
other countries because OF a lack or
trained men In The United states with
a speaking knowledge Of Spanish. ae-
cOrdinR o. Mr.. T. A. knlhach. chief
clork Of the Bureau of Education ON
several occasions lately. Mr. kalhach
points out, the Bureau ~ Education,
at the request Of the State Depart
mcnt, has secured the country Ia
search Of educators FOR responsible
positions in Lsiin-Amoflcan countries.
only 10 find generally that those who
might Quahfv IN other particulars
cannot speak the language.
The American Minister To Panama
recently asked the United states gov
Ornmcnt - recommend candidates for
positions as professor - industrial
arts, professor Of agriculture, and
professor ~ veterinary medicine ~
Panama Salaries up 90 &f.f0V ana
other inducements were offered The
Bureau OF Education communicated
WITH various institutions and organi-
zations that usually have lists OF
available candidates. hut IN this case
the response was meager. because ~
the Language requirement. None OF
our industrial arts experts speak
Spanish" wrote an officer Of one OF
the hest-knoWn teacher-trninlng IN
situations. Others declared that while
they knew Of men who would meet
the requirements. so FAR as profession
al Attachments ana teaching expert
cnce wore concerned they knew ~
none who had the added requirement.
OF spanish
Spanish is. Of course taught in
many American Institutions OF learn
ina, hut the bureau officials point out.
comparatively few students avail
themselves 90 the opportunity % learn
A. Sometimes students feel that q
high school or college course la
Spanish will not furnish the ncccs-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
TINS CoFPN NAIL

Boys who smoke cigarettes" says
the willard Record, ARE like wormy
apples They drop long before the
harvest time. They rarely make fall
urcs In after life because they don't
have amy after life. the boy who
bsgins smoking before his fifteenth
year never reaches the life Of the
world. when the other boys are TAX
Ine hold Of the worlds work he IL
concerned with the sexton and the
undoriakef"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
KNOW 1T WE'LL
Familiar Features Well Known 20
Hundreds Of Albuquerque Citifens.

A familiar burden IN many home,
The burden OF a bad back"
A lame, weak or an aching back
OFTEN tells you OF kidney Ills.
Doan's kidney pills are for weak
kidneys.
Here n good testimony 70 prove II.
nue.. East Las Vegas, n. Mex. says;
I'm 1899 a member ~ our household
gave a public statement In praise of
Deans kidney Pills and confirmed u
In January 1907. This person thinks
as highly OF Doan's kidney Pills now
rs ever. This remedy brought com
plete relief from kidney trouble.
which was shown ~ pains In the back
and other annoying difficulties. We
have been 80 greatly benefited ~
Doan's kidney pills that We can speak
highly Ia taeir praise"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the namo-DOan's--and
take no other.-Adv. IS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
ByJsOa Hubs


Cottage Pudding.
teaspoon % butter.
] cup OF sugar.
eggs.
cup 81 milk.
y teaspoon of soda.
teaspoon Of cream OF tartar.
teaspoon 81 salt.
Flour 70 make fairly stir batter.
Cream the butter and sugar and
add the yolks 81 the eggs. Mix the
cream OF tartar with the -four. and
the soda and salt with the milk.
Work both mixtures gradually into
the creamed butter ana sugar. Fold
In the whites OF the eggs Serve hot
with any LIQUID sauce or with cream
sweetened and favored with vanilla.
Bread Pudding.
cups dry bread crumbs.
quart of scnlded milk.
y cup OF sugar.
Z cup melted butter.
eggs slightly beaten.
y tablespoon OF salt.
teaspoon of vanilla Cor 4 tea
spoon OF spiceI
Soak the bread crumbs In the
scaided milk. Set aside until cool.
then add the sugar. butter, eggs, salt
and naVorinK. Put In a bu,tered cas-
aerole. cover and bake one hour.
Serve with hard sauce, Favored with
lemon Juice. or with "A liqusd sauce.
Rice Pudding.
1-s cup % rice.
cups Of milk,
y teaspoon ~ salt.
= cup Of sugar.
Grated rind 90 y lemon.
Juice OF ! lemon.
Wash the rice thoroughly mix u
with the salt. milk. suger and lemon
rind and Juice. Pour It into a but
tered casserole. cover and bake for
three hours stir occasionally during
the first hour 20 prevent the rice from
settling
Bananas en- Casserole.
bananas.
n cup OF puiverized macaroons
= cup OF cocoanus.
Juice az lemons.
Grated ring Of I lemon.
I tablespoon Of butter
Peel the bananas. cut them In half
Icngthvise. and place them In but
tered casserole. Add the juice and
rind OF the lemons. mix together the
cocoannt aud macaroons and sprinkle
them over the top. Add tho butter
In small pieces. cover. and bake Tor
about half an hour
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

llon There are number of rcaaons
given for this and inatuse aud ex-
perlence bought advice ~ given az 10
preparation and maintenance Of
poultry houses and yards free from
the ncrme and parasites which 80
often turn prosperous business into
another % the many failures at
poultry raising for proflt"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
1IfrORT or r7u 4. q. cosufEs
srognn or EDucA1soN.


Chapters On ''Roman Catholic
wheol.s Typical Health Teaching
Nssnclca 81 the United states" ana
rnrcni.xcncner Associations are
tberinl features pf the annual report
AZ tne unskaI STATES oornmsnaipnsr OF
lltn. iunt sesaed. In addition 10
fhe4 6ha report coniains substantial
EhAntrs on the following SUBJECTS:
sentsas survey Of fhe year: educa-
tlo0 seFlnlation during lsf7; higher
oa1catlon; rlsy school systosns; rural
oaacRtlon; recent movements In negro
inratlons review 81 agricultural
tancation; progress in vocational
6acatlon; library development; edR-
htion IN Alaska. the Philippines
Hawaii. Porte Rico. and other de-
psndoncies; Indian education; educa-
tional activities In Canada. Latin
America. Great Britain. Northern
Europe. ffrance. and Switzerland.
oermeny southern Europe and RUS
AAs ioeethef with a general view o.
conditions IN Asia, Africa. Australia
ana sep Zealand.
In hip introduction to the report
the commissioner discusses the wide
discrepancy between tho increase In
the number u children Of school ase
and the actual enrolment; an APP
parent reduction sn teachers salaries
during the year; the remarkable in
crease in high schools and high
arhooi enrolment throughout the
country; the decrease In professional
schools due 70 the enforcement Of
higher Standards: lack Of preparation
81 eeachers. which Dr. ciaxton char
aeieriEes as 'oae o. the greatest evilt
of our school systemss the shortness
of the school term IN the United
States as compared with other civ
ilieed natbfnR and the abnormaily
large perg htage Of illiteraey In ms
rural diEhiielA In acting signs Of
real advancement during the year
pr. clrxton bays special emphasis
upon the growing realization o. ths
hnitg of al educational effort THAI
education. however differentiated and
Vomplcx. n orc thins NOT many
seems 20 be better understood than d
has been for many years." he dc
olarsa This 10 probably the mos
imporiant symptom Of all"
Vocational education occupies I
prominent place IN several chapter
o. mo report. The progress Of IN
year. The clash uf opinions tliat ma
dovesopea oeer certain phases OF In
duuirlnl frainins. new vocational ex
pcrmenls IN many cities and states
new legislation on the subject--,hes
and other matters are impartially re
corded. current criticism Of the pub
Nc school d summarized and din
cunsod 81 me report and the poin
- made that most og this criticism
hea4ing fruit in actual constructive
programs, several 81 which are siveE
Nchool Inquiries are considered pr
and con. particularly IN the chapfe
~ nlfy school nyslemn. Agriculture
educaiion and tho rural advance a.
treated interestingly and IN detail 4
n4nnsl inporant chapters The Tor
..rn nald A. severed with unusna
hsnnWeneap and broadfh Q
view ana ehapiey on higher educa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

sarah Rcrnhardt says that she has
retained her youthful appearance be-
cause she always did Just as she
pleased. Her chief pleasure seems 20
have been 20 come 90 the United
states on farewell tours.---New or
leana plcaynne.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

A Chicago Judge asserts that "too
many wives are killing their hus-
bands" but he neglected 10 state the
number Of husband killers which IN
the judicial estimate would be just
right.-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

Concerning the farmer who Il
asked 20 pun n disabled "devil wag-
on" out Of ditch, listen TO isaiah:
Woe unto them that draw iniaults'
with the cords OF vanity, and sin. AZ
Il were. with n cart rope. Chicago
Tribune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

fawn>aeo Green. the pumper at
the water tank west OF town. has three
owls. t~o ratllesnakes and two bull
snakes and ~ talking o. starting into
the show buslness.--Cucrvo Clipper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

Master Hubert nynuui stuck q nail
IN hla foot and hes been suffcglng
TERRIBLE with a for a few days butt
~ r. otin % be out now.--Riddlc
Items. cnervo clipper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

The neishboFhood II IN sympathy
with Mr. Jim Hairs folks over the
loss 81 their favorlte cat. but don't
Erievc, friends. cats ase plentiful IN
Mcxico.-Isiddle Items cuervo CLIP
per.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

~ the EoHie uFaN channpl southwest
Of town lest there hy the flood wa
tefN las week. However. Il " not
thousht that tho crop of iamaies will
30 seriously curlalled because of the
heavy death Int Artesla Advocate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

James Byron has been constructing
a fine cement tank fer storage pur-
poses az his brothers place. Polly
Paragraphs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

~ giri worked half ne hard 10
please a man after marriage az she
does before marriage. lots Of lawyers
would starve TO death.--ciucin-
neti Enquirer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
Human Interest Tales
from State Papers


jeremiah Dalton sailed Ia sunday Ia
a new buggy only large enough for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

Charley Slater has built a dam across
the creek and has thus secured a dan
dy swimming hole."--Hermosa Hints,
Sierra Free Press.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
labs S p e S''''


- inst ~ NDIh AHHfuN NAAN 20 tAHmt
no THINK that the time woulfl
ever coma when cupid would need a
heaith csrtificalei
D.
THE MORE we thinh about ID me
more We admire p. Dlafu pnrsplat,uity
IN NOS retarnin8 - Mexico.
p0LfTlca - q thigh spiritual en-
daavor gays Norman Hapnood. Nor.
snan, 2Assa have sea been All taisl
tiHiof
~ WIZ MUST ruthleasiy cut donn
several thousand cottonwood trees.
viz nol lust transplant them In Fair.
view cemetery
o.
fMY ATTORNEY general" says
the president has been baseiy slan-
dcree and I hereby yindicaso him and
reverse his rellas"
ACCORDING 10 a Chicago writes,
there are "a wrong ways 20 use q
broom. Nqrdi--dont uSo Il at ali.
a ST LOUIS woman. who IL suing
Tor divorce. claims that her step
children put salt sn her talcum pow
der. DeDlofabio, Still. they might
have gone further and put SAND.
O.
A FOREIGN nobieman visiting
"our shores" az the sob writer's say,
declares lhat he found the tango a
bore, Maybe hla views on other mat
tesu are also worth while.
o.
JUST TO KEEP thlngs pleasant Il
II wise 90 tell your wife once in
while that YOU think she knows more
than you do.
A MARRIED w0man's word picture
Of her ideal man makes a poor por-
trait OF her husband.
o.
MIR. McNAB feels indicated. the
attorney general has been exonorated.
and the trial OF the cases win pro-
coed Immediately. SO everybody ought
60 be satisfied.
THE FEDERAI.s down In Mexico
are reported eating snakes Az far
as We can judge they are about the
only crop left down in that country.
| o.
a supesior Person.
He doesn't roast the Boston girls
And say that Phliadelphias slow:
Re never wonders " Maud's curis
Uupon her head eer CHANGED to
grow,
He never Jcats al woman's ways.
Nor makes fun Of the clothes she
wears
And things she saves for rainy days.
AT which some lucky fellow ssaFes,
He never treats the baldhead man
As u he we're a human joke;
The umpire and the baseball fan
AZ them rude fun he'll mover poke.
In fact. I might run Ger a list
or many subjects deemed taboo,
Because he's not humOrist
And scorns all things that joke
smiths do.
--Birmingham Age Herald.
o.
T4Ae New star.
Miss Phoebe b. Beebe.
The Grand Rapids Hebe
Has knocked at the portal of fame;
And famous shall she be,
Miss Phoebe y. Beebe.
n anything lies in "A name.
Chicago Tribune.
Said Phoebe b. Beebe:
II pine for to free be.
I'm satisfied single 90 stay.
Though suitorH say. Phoebe.
Friend Wife. dear. 10 me be-
I'm going TO be Bcebe Away"
--Johnstown Democrat
on. Phoebe y. Becbe,
Look here to where He be,
poor summer wi3ower cussl
ON. great win our glee Oe
L on, Phoebe r.. Beebe,
II youll come and do flapjacks for "a.
Houston Post
Now. Phoebe =. Beebe
May famous and free be
And any cid thing that she please;
/. Wen merely say Phoebe,
However fair 8he be,
liase name like a hive fun OF bees.
t. | a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

One Of the effects Of the house,
maids union will probably be 60 ban
ish tho housemaid's knee. Chicago
Record Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

Uncle Jim Klttel looks SAD since the
overflow ruined most OF his melon
patch on tho creek.--Riddle Items,
CuerVo Clipper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

Vie soldpaugh came up from So
lano Wednesday and calling on his
friends A. usual he forgot what ne
came for.--Roy Spanish American.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

A market report says that cheese
u NJ "A atandstlll. Hut most con-
noisseufs Of cheese don't like Il that
way.-Giovelan0 Leader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
stranger and IIe Took HIm IN.

Old man Nneisly IL sick with the
mumps which he caught from a pass
ing traveller who spent tho night at
the old mans cabln.-HeTmOsa Hints.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

~ that your mddere 20
"sure,"
II doesn't look like yours
We'll yop see. its my stcpiadder. %
Williams Purple Cow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

Jauirnbldla and elc TamRie Crop.
The caTcasseB Of many iaokrabbits
Evening journal., 1913-06-09
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

WOUNG MAN WITH THREE YEARS
experience wishes 10 90 under instruc'
tions for one year with hrstclaes plumber.
address W.e5. Evening Jourusi Ofcs.
iunoe-3t.
Evening journal., 1913-06-09
CHIROPODTST
HOROSCOPE
JUNE Q.

The governing planet Of this birth
date is Mercury. The Greeks call this
planet "Hermes" ana he was the ines
songer of the Gods" revealing 70 man
ternal Will and knowledge
This is fortunate period in which
TO be born. Persons with this birth
date will succeed in the professions
as they are great readers, with keen
logical minds and reasoning powers
They are, however. difficult to under
stand, being very chsngeable and
tickle
The sign OF this birth date is
Gemni, which means "the twins" or
the double nature. and this is what
makes these persons so changeable
and undecided.
Women with this birth date often
suffer from extreme nervousness, be-
cause they are 90 undecided and even
after they come 10 4 decision, wish
they had acted some other way.
This time favors the advertising
through the Want Ads 10 houses 10
rent and to SELL Of the sale of room
ing houses,
Advertise rooms and summer cot
tages today and you will receive Ia
vorable replies.
Evening journal., 1913-06-09
Information for Travellers
Time trains troeys from wmnsts
Trnins Marked % Expresses
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON R. R.

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE R..
To PhtsdslpAis a ao., s.ao, 500 $40 os 1ls
iss. iiS2 81. a 7 8 i so ss oo 8 S. lao
s9s 49, el. & ao, az sSs soo' sao Ss5 7Io' 7to soi.
TO PmgaPAis PHI SUNDAYS NJ 20 o.. ss' 4Io" 7o5 sIs
10
- 70 Baltimore washington MI 4ls. TO. sos. DO.
tos. Sit 55s. 6sss 81 si5.V s,5ss'' O' '0
s To Baltimore and Way stations n-i2I5. 1912. Maao
o TO G.9' % s ss Ta.P SUNDAY, 81 s s
TO Baltimore usd Way A MOS. P. M-55o
p, b a RAILROAD
Points Down the state Ms fotts. NJ 20
~" eSa il'Ss Saturdays onys 80 =. NJ.
Down State Sundays ~ NJ
philadelphia, Ma. SO
99.ss 49, lib p Ml2s aS ss7' 45 SIS go 7Ss 7.4o.
S fs@Ps NJ s' @ a., 30 5s 49, sss 90 go 81 '9 Gs7'
@ sR'5s Ss. '3t 4s g''5iGs 3 Ma %' % $40 io
1oos y as s "snso1 snSdsy. M-45S' SO 1881 NJ
PHILADELPHIA a READING RAILWAY
Residing Wa stnton A. M M-2.to SIM
oHss-a.ls 2lO and D. m.
STEAMBOATS,
Phnsdephis IN 10 an - M
P. M-i.so, 800 40 600 TOO ands ~ ' '
FERRY
100. MOO $780, 100 p H-i'S $50 slS
70 one os.,sr and French very
New ostleLeav
% .ysn .Su & snd aad hour e. for instance 90 and
10 Brsndyun Springs and Msharonave street.
% ~ " ar osgnnns -dh hs sven hour for
springs Square % minutes '' 'n' hour connect At sndy"n'
ssnss, e5s and 7ss. ~ - -" ~' ~ 10Y IN
Evening journal., 1913-06-09
Are You Looking For An
Investment?

Would YOU make an ofer on one Of the
following
store and dwelling. with stable. n. W.
Cor. Adams & Elm SITS. Rent. S25 a MONTH.
1Oi n. Adams ST., dwelling, rooms anf
bath. rent SIS.
112s Beech St.. dwelling. bfust bo sold,
Claymont ST. between A AID b, threg
frame houses. One, rooms and bath. Two
with 8 rooms rental income $50 lnonthS
a lnfi.aia.
1890 Claymont ST.. rooms and BATH,
Rent, si3 month Must be sold
1913 Church ST., rooms and bath. Rent
S12 a month A good renter
11O8-l1I2-1116 Conrad ST.. two-story
brick, rooms. Rented at $500 TO $1,000
each. Mako your offer.
7O6 S. Franklin ST., rooms. Fair cons
dition. Good renter.
51216-ls-24 S. Harrison St, rooms and
bath front and rear porches, gas. coment
cellars viii sell on small first payment
2O7 jefferson ST.. rooms and bath Lott
2oN1OO feet carpenter shop IN rear. Rented
at SIG month.
225 jefferson ST.. rooms, severed. gas,
rent SIG "a month; terms.
EMAN-McINTIRE REALTY CO..
iuncf .m.w.stf. Eighth ShRley Sts.t