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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-22

:
. Eve handed Adam q ifMon 10 the
garden of Ellen, but ii decided
that notwithstanding the King
James Version it was no Apple,
says a special dispatch to the
New Iorl, Times. Professor
Oliyer Johnson OF Leland Stau'
ford University Gid not appear
to read his paper, but sent it.
lie said that an apple is strict
ly a fruit OF the temperate zone.
while the garden of,,Elcn was in
the tropics.
"According to a, Legend wildly
di!fused in medieval and modern
literature, says Professor John.
;sor, the name of the fruit that
Adam and Eve were forbidden 10
eat was the Apple, The object
of the present study is to try to
show that this legend owes its
origin to the difference between
the moaning of Latin pomum,
fruit in general and its ''French
dirivative pomme; both forms
having been used in describing
the forbidden fruit. In the vul.
gate the fruit in question is de.
signated by fructus. However.
Ambrosius Ausbertus used POM
!. am in referring to this fruit, and
. IN the old French descriptions Of
the Garden OF Eden fructus il:
placed by pomme.''
So our readers eau see the
differences in mnns opinion and
the truth Of the Bible. Now
Friend had is not been for the
death and resurrection Of Christ
this abominable sin would of had
it's destination with the unpar
donabIe, sin that ia sin against
the ''lIoly Ghost But Christ
tore the middle wall down be
tween these two people as yor
can read.
For he is our peace. who haiti
made both one, and hath broker
down the middle wall Of partition
between u.s. Eph. 2-l4
BY creating the Gcntiics
new.
For we are his workmanship
created in Christ Jesus unto goot
works which God hath before or
.,daincd thu. 10 should walk Il
them.
Wherefore remember that =
being in limo past Gontiles in til
flesh, who are called Uncircuu
cisioa by that which is Gale
the Circumcision in tho iles
made by hands, .
That 1T that time ya were Wit
out Christ, being, aliens from tn
common vaaIth of Israel, an
strangers from the covenants
promise promise, ff tatv .f7-hkeFF'e ,aan
without Goa in the world,
Ia: nya Il. Christ Jesus
! who sometimes we're FAR of a.
natla nigh by the blood Of Chris
,Ephc. :! 10 ii l3)
Tri:ntls 500 thn truth and b
lie"t. I is -uT payer.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-22

SAM SMALL $ IDEA OF
HOME.
Sam So al is TO, SD small as
Ais name implies when H. comes
10 painting { p'n ritcuHc Of
home He says, and his words
contain more truth than poetry,
that homo ought TO be the,
brightest, happicst, cheericst
place under the sun, on the face
of the earth. Every man shows
what he thinks of his wife and
chill dren By tue kind of homo he
puts them in. \ man whose
home is all cut Of whacE, the
blinds down and the doors eff
the hinges. the steps rotton-
! that shows character. The hus-
band shows his character by the
exterior Of bis home; the wife by
the interior. I don't see how
some men can keep nious on
what they get three times a day.
Spurgeon includes all human
miseries under dirt. devil dept
| have seen in houses where
they had had twenty five hundred
dollars worth Of silverware aud
fifteen cents worth OF grub. 1
would like to be able 20 digest
silver ware, but ! can't. | like
girls who can play on the stove
as we'll as on the piano. Many a
man has been sent TO drum
kard's grave b.y what he had
been given to eat oy his wife
You give a man a biscuit that
would knock down a ycarling
and he's got to get drunk Q,
something else before night.
If you've got good wife.a good
homo and a good COW, YOU are
elected, as the prcshyterians
say"
The evil that we do, and the
misery that we cause others, We
must stand responsible for; ther'
is no escaping the all.seein:
eye the Judge that deals on
, Justice to high and low alike
Some think the would is grow
; ing Jetteri ii so there should b.
more genuine on.oyment III liz,
than formerly IS there? DO tn
| cOuptenanccs Of the people
J Indicate more JontGut and pcld
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-22

! "Remeu Der the saobati day,
t, keep it flo!y.
Six days shalt thou lahour,
and do all thy work.
But the seventh day is the sab
bath Of the Lord thy God; in it
thou Shalt not do any work, thou,
nor thy son, nor thy daughter,
thy manseryant. nor thy maid.
servant, nor thy cattle. nor thy
strangers that is within thy
gates.
For in six days the Lord made
heaven ard earth, the sea and all
that in them is, and rested the
seventh day; wherefore the Lord
blessed the sabbath day, and hal:
lowed it," Tx. 20 lO11.
| We have before us a positive
command from God, to keep the
Saba th dolly, and this command
il exemplihed 10y Christi the
following language:
Thing not that | am come to
destroy the law, or the prophets:
/ am not c,me to destroy, but to
fulfil.
For xerily;I say unto you, Till
heaven, and earth pass, one iot or
> one little shall in no wise pass
| from the law, till all be fulfilled.
whatsoever therefore shall
break one Of these least com.
mandmepts, and shall teach men
so, he shall be called the least in
4 the kingdom of heaven: but who
soever shalt do and teach them
the same shall be- called great in
y the kingdom Of heaven. Matt
1 5 II Is 10.
After we have read this scrip
y ture carefully, VIC arc left will
Y out an excuse. For it is writer
: that we must do the works O.
4 the !av written in our hearts
please read:
u Which show the work Of th,
II law written in their hearts thei1
u conscience also bearing witness
and their thoughts the meal
Il while ACCUSING or else excusine
j.. one another" Rom. IL,
p With those blessed words o
Il condo nnation of a 5lcedin!
= Christ. :On the breaking Of til
IL sabbath, not only with Ball Play
ING, but any other kind Of sal:
~ bath breaking. There is kind
,c OF work that can be done on tn
4. Sabbath, that is lawful, such a
d comes under the head of the 70
h lowing:
And it came To pass On til
b. second sabbath after the frs
le.I that he went through the cor
Id; field; and his disciples p!ucke
OF the ears OF corn, and did eat ru|
ID I'd hing hing them it, their htynas.
And certain of the pharist(
! said unto them. Why do ye til:
~ which is not lawiu! to do on II
:, sabbath days:
And Jesus answering the
said have We not read so much ;
~ this what David did, when hi;
self was an bunsred and thu
which were with him;
How he went into the house
God, and did take and cat 4
he shewbrcad and gave also to the
,ol that we're with him; which it
Of rot lawful to cat but for t
RS priests aIoneT Lake. i 1.22.J.
). There was an accusati
b G brought against the apostles
II Christ for This work on the So
bath BIZ the pnariseos (hypo"ri
In this act Christ sets forth t
difference there is between
good work or deed (rrrt the V
Iatun Of iln, law uf The Saba
~ The disciples vas very hung
Aud III oI,lcr to hold up I'll
must have something 10 eat
,llis reason it was lawful
lDcm to pluck the cars OF &C
and cat thcu, to save life. y
W ;iuordcr to prove this fact,
his rrpeyed them to an act of Davl
Gus when the followers were ste
led ing and went intn the Ten
will and cat the shcw bread VIII
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-22
HOME MtjiNC md HOME
MAKERS

10 Tue I'VE liam or woman
tncgc c0n be nothing more agree
be on earth man the business.
lot hume.AaGInG, ana al who are
Iuyt LoA4 G-,.1-r* u.i,,s The best
n&tt Il tl.-r ltl,a.ul. III lie. Who
e?lr a2."3 q .11le i'll tie best
otL~@ u ;:.@ l.y.. j. d raal ben.
ciactUr 10 ,ho race; { every true
bomc IS TIC aot.tu Vi jos, peace
and Iarp,@, IS those who share
! i, and rElrla 4ui-luence thatin-
calCaabe iUr the alnclioration Of
the Whole lluc.ac family. Many
4 pr ui1ai has Dteu led by the
thou his OF home ana the max.
ers OF his own particular home TO
repent u lis aims and to change
his Cou1oe OF life; and many an
unfortunate one has been savedin
the evil hour from suicide, or
wol sc by the tender recollection
iOf home Of fond mothers prayers
an iEdU!gent fathers councils, or
Il slst4r VI L brothers tender.
ness.
1es, whoever helps TO make a
true home confers a benefit on
mankind, that 10 man Gun fully
estimate. Indeed the influence
OF the true home for good in ab.
solutciy lucalc ulaole and reaches
ma|ly even that never enter it's
inner circle. Simple t. get q
glimpse Of it is TO receive an i'm.
pulse for better things to obtain
Il more OK allied view Of life, and
to feel an excess Of faith in God
and immortality Of the human
souk It is like vision of the
glorles Of the New Jerusalem and
1.-THE everlasting habitations and
Ior Que can be wholly bad VINO
has seen such theayo,
Give the children work as well
as play, An idle person Is Meth.
era benefit nor all ornrment.
| Let tne nlidren learn music.
i 1t is a great charm in a faloily
aud that in Genie ction with booL
and instructive games will make
, better children at'd make them
Ike to stay Il i!.mc.
q
e The only thing you owr. after
Is you die Is what sou lave giycr
way.
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TAKM EUliGE

Amy party ot pAl.jeH Wishing to
ask Any 1urst;ous through this
paper npln any subject religious
Div or otherwla2 Nhnll be treated
Us d. friend. Eat in no case will
Ghc Editor allow uny slang OF
hlapg phra scs>. go through its
&ofppns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-22
IS base ball Violation,
When Played on the Sabbath?

the SABBATH. hut tits Dad thing
to 10 apytEing that has tendan.
cy to take life, aud so it is With
Base Bali games Oh The Sabbath.
And in order to further this
grand work and principal of say
ing life and healing the sick on
the Sabbath as d good work, the
healing of the mans hand came
in question: When their auxi
ETY. increased to find fault with
that they accused him. lie pro.
pounded a question to them
which was:
Then said Jesus unto them,
l will ask you one thing, is it
lawful on the Sabbath days 10
do good or do evil? to save life, or
to destroy it'll luke G-9.)
BY this we learn that to feed
the hungry, wait on the sick, is
not,a violation of the Sabbath
Law but a good work. Christ
passed bis time on the Sabbath
=, in good works. Please read.
And he came to Nazareth,
! where he had been brought up:
and as his custom was, he went
into the synagogue on the Sab
bath day, and stood up for to
yread,
And there was delivered unto
him the book of the prophet
Esaias. And when he tad opened
the book, he found the place
where it was written,
Tho Spirit of the Lord is upon
me, because he hath anointed
me 10 preach tho gospel to the
fpoor, he hath sent me to heal
the broken hearted, to preach
Geliverance to the captives. and
recovering of sight TO the blind
to set at liberty them that arc
|. bruised"
| 10 preach the acceptable ycal
, CT the Lord.", duke l-lG--l9.
i This kind of work made them
mai, aud they cast Linn out u
, the city, and would have killed
. Him; but lie made Ills escape
and went into Canernium, please
/ read.
, And care. down to Caper
naum, a city of Gaiilee. ant
f taught them on the sabbath
. days. (Lulc + ----:,l)
> We find that Christs life o.
y. the Sabbath day was spent froC
+. morning until evening, teacllin:
> feeding the hungry, healing tn
G sick and doing all such goo
G works, but no where d. we fin
/. him laboring like they do in tn
Base Ball game, but sale RI
& member the Sahbath DAY, :
4 keep it holy, .'nd further sale
n Whosaevpr would n,akn Cue E
d the least Of bis c III ms,nd mcnt
}. are guilty Of the 0hc('
i Readers OFT fft. { n Eo.s5EITI II
~ me cntrcat of you, to te follow
# CTS OF the meek aud lowIy Lam
10 of God: And be not conforme
to the things of this world. 81
NJ lput on the whole armcr of CO.
IS For the agnusments Of this wor'
y, arc not the things Of God. Flo
" can a minister of God, or even
christian, 80 to such places, II
Of fulfill their duty asignt d them
&c Christ, T. For we believe that '
n ara abia to 'ell you Of one cor
is mand that you cannot, Nor W
he not fulfill At uc'' 4 place as t
bal game And hat is. e.
on command you to pay alwa
to pray cveryThe re, ard pray Wit
b cut ceaS!ng and IL rverythl
iSl give thanks unto God. Does q
he one 10 tins at 2. bail game, :
d we answer. th"v do not. /
10. when they become deeply int
IN. cstcd in the game, or some me
~ serious circumstance m y occ
ey they forget to pray. Wherel'
'or Il christian man is out of
'or place to be there. Base /
IN games are for the money thu
~ ~ is in it, and a place Of anu
!. ncnts. Aud VIC must rep
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On Nav Ii report OF the
, J ". Wine Union Sabbath School
WIS * no heat. total number OF
scholar, present * Officers
pIeseht +, T. ,7>;hcrs present ),
Litter ea5 lcan fist to last OF the
'. very fJrst -JIoe one come AL,
Sect,
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-31
THE SUFFRAGETTE WAR

London, Jan. 31.-The sufra-
gettes continued their slingshot
campaign from the tops of motor
buses today, but they did not do
much harm to the house and store.
windows they aimed at. One one
succeeded in getting arrested.
She was Jane Melford, daugh-
ter of Mark Melford, an author.
She was fined So, with the alter
native of spending a month in
Jail. When her father insisted
on paying the fine, she wept in
court.
The suffragettes are today de-
claring that the paen have formed
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-31

THE WAR SITUATION
Constantinople, Jan. 31.-The
sublime porte today ordered the
Turkish delegates to the London
peace conference to return imme-
diately to Constantinople, and
there now seems no chance of
preventing a renewal of the war.
The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh
today attacked and destroyed
three Greek warships in the har-
Dor of Stampalia, a Turkish
island in the Aegean, lying near
the Grecian archipelago, about ~
miles from Amorgos.
London, Jan. 31.-If the Bal
kan allies renew the war against
Turkey and win, they shall not be
permitted to divide up. Turkey
in-Europe in.their own way. This
was the decision. of the great
powers today after a consulta-
ton of the London ambassadors
with Sir Edward Grey, British
secretary of state for foreign al
fairs. o
THE SUFFRAGETTE WAR
London, Jan. 31.-The suhra-
Evening journal., 1913-12-19
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HOROSCOPE
DECEMBER 1e
10

A woman OF this birthdate is a good
house'-eeper, fond OF children and win
make an excellent wife and mother She
likes to manage the finances, and will
do so to good advantage A woman
OF this birthdate loves music, is keenly
appreciatiye of artistic things and would
succeed as a teacher The nature is
extremely sensitive and easily imposed
on through its sympathy for others.
These people are not very good judges
of human nature.
Given an opportunity in the busi.
ness world. at the head of any mer-
camille department "a woman of this
birthdate will be very successful al
though difficult to work for The ma
ture is energetic, attractive and mag
netic. Such a woman should marry
man born between March 81 and
April 10. The governing planet is Ju-
piter, "the god Of fortune The sign
Of this nativity is Sagittarius, "the
archer"
The Want Ads viii place all domestic
help to advantage. Positions for book
keepers, clerks and stenographers will
be obtained by a Want Ad during the
coming month
Evening journal., 1913-12-19
PREDICT STRIKE OF
SOFT COAL MINERS

By The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia strike
Of Pennsylvania soft coal miners was
predicted today by members Of the
Association Of Bituminous Operators.
Probable refusal Of miners TO re-
ratify an arbitration agreement was
the crux of today's situation. Miners
have until next Wednesday to de-
eide
One operator said Philadelphia will
taco soft coal famine If there is a
ie-up. Barely enough soft TO last
he city two weeks is now here, he
Evening journal., 1913-12-19

Il OR RENT-TWO NEW HOUSES AT
II Nos. 1904 aud 2o1O Tatnal street, s22
per month Also 2619 Tatnall street, SIS per
month. Apply z. NUTTER. No. W..
Ihirtieth street. oet2o-u.
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n srArE OF GEORGE w. COOLEY,

~ STATE OF GEORGE W. GOODLEY,
~ DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration upon the Estate Of George
W Cooley. late OF Wilmington hundred, de-
ceased were duly granted unto Amanda Good
ley, william r. Goodley and Joel r. Goodley,
on the 10th day Of December. A. ID. 1918,
and all persons indebted TO the said deceas-
ed are requested 20 make payment 20 the
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 10 exhibit and present the same
duly probatec TO the said Administrators on
or before the 18th day OF December A. d.
1914, OF abide by the law in this behalf.
AMANDA COOLEY,
WILLIAM r. COOLEY,
JOEL r. GOODLEY.
Administrators.
Address. George T. Brown. Esq, Attorney
at.Lsw. Wilmington, Delaware.
dec1 7-eod-3ws.
Evening journal., 1913-12-19

Many have found that it pays 70
know what messages are contained in
the Wants for those who are alive to
opportunity
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NJ oTICE-THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
~ Of Wilmington, acting through the
agency Of the Board Of Water Commissioners
Of the city Of Wilmington hereby gives you
notice that the resolution adopted by said
board on the twenty-third day OF December,
A. =. 1912. fixing new rates for supplying
water, has this, the twenty-sixth day OF No
Vcmber, A. d. 1918. been rescinded and made
null and void. and the rates now existing
will be maintained until further notice
THE BOARD OF WATER CONfMIs.
SIONERs Of the city Of Wilmington
ALFRED d. POOLE. President
Attest: Mahlon Belts. Registrar
nov26 20 dec0i.
Evening journal., 1913-12-19
REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE OF LILLE NJ. PEARCE,
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the Estate OF Lille NJ.
Pearce. late Of Wilmington, Hundred. de-
ceased were duly granted unto John Titus,
on the 18th day OF December, A. d. 1913,
and all persons indebted to the said de-
ceased are requested 70 make payment 70
the Administrator without delay, and all
persons having demands against the deceased
are required to exhibit and present the same
duly probsted to the said Administrator on
or before the 18th day Of December, A. d.
1914, or abide by the Law in this behalf.
JOHN TITUS.
Administrator.
Address. John Titus, Court House. Will
mington, Del. dec17-eod3W
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ROOMS-WANTED.
NOTICES

NJ oTICE--ALL MEMBERS OF PARK
IN side Athletic Club are requested to be
present az the meeting on Sunday afternoon,
beginning at p. M, at their club room, a.
nomination Of officers for the year 1914
will be held.
dec19.it. Secretary Parkside A. O..
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STORAGE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED IN
II clean, separate licked rooms. New
building. Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving. Work guaranteed
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Pennsylvsnia Ave. and Clayton 81.
apr25-tf.
q TORAGE-HOUSE GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving q
specislty. Packing, Grating and shipping to
all points; private railroad aiding direct
into building. Estimates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.,
Phone, s6lD. No. 1ot bawiand Ave.
3uue25-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-12-19
SALE
FEW OF OUR sPEo1ALs-GoING TO
SELL.

FEW OF OUR sPEoIALs-GoING TO
SELL.
so5 W. Twentieth St.. new bungalow out
Of the ordinary rooms up-to-date; lot,
55 feet 'front.'
Tventy-second and Van Buren SITS, stone,
rooms, up-to-date.
400 "; rysnty-ffth st., 2 rooms, modern;
owner left city.
COS N. Franklin St. rooms and bath
modern.
211 Rodney ST.. 8 rooms. modern.
1907 and 1910 Monroe st., each 8 rooms;
modern
1o7 W. Twelfth St.. rooms; modern.
81 w: Third St., s rooms. Renting SIS;
pri q. 1850.
LOG E. Thirteenth ST.. rooms; modern.
1910 King st., rooms, modern; TO close
an estate.
hundred.
4s, IL and 117-scre farms, centervilIe.
IA 20 and 1o2-acre farms. Mt. Cuba.
and 19-acre farms, Brandy-rine Springs
10 81, so and 167-aore farms Newark
90 100 and 257-acre farms, Christiana-
8, es and 23o-acre farms, State Road
50o-aere farm near Delaware City,
Evening journal., 1913-12-19
REMOVAL NOTICE

1NRs. PIERCE AND cANN, DENTISTS,
IL have removed from No. A19 Market
street, TO No. e11 Market street. second
moor. dec2-lm.
ID EMovAL,-w. s. MATCHETT, PUBLIC
IL Stenographer, has removed from the
Law Building TO Room 7tp Ford Building.
Letters Preparation Of Menus. Copying,
Specifications. Etc. nov25-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-12-19
RESORTS.
PUBLIC SALE

~ HE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT
Il public sale at Rodgers Corner. below
New Castle, on Monday, December %, 1913,
at o'clock. one Cow, years old; two
Pigs, one Auto Ford Roadster, 225 Chick
ems, mostly white leghorn yearlings. Terms.
cash. ROBERT H. WIGGINS,
Geo E. Davis, Auct dec1s-3t.
Evening journal., 1913-12-19

L or RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms. With or without board 10 sos
" eqf street. uov9-3m.
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[IIlSE FaI|II

or the West Indies without sending foi
book of the p day limited cruise leaving
Feb. 3, l0l4, on the new touring 5. 5
Stephano of the
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. NO. 7oi
n West street. nov2s I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-12-19

II OR RENT-RoOMs THIRD AND
4 fourth hoors. Front and back Apply
No. 7o4 IL Market ST. deei'lm.
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SANITARY WORKERS

na X KELTER,
nj. SANITARY. oDORLEss ExCAv At
lnf once. S. ". Corner Fourth and West
rfr~ets oct21-U.
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COTTAGE FOR SALE

Il OR sALE-17-RoOM COTTAGE AT
II Rehoboth, furnished; ample grounds.
good shade trees; fine location. Price and
terms reasonable. Address the Rev. Thos.
Z. Terry, fredericksburg. Md.
nov14-eod-6o days.
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TYPEWRTTERS


m YPEwRITERS RENTED THREE
i months, 1900. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewrters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
write Exchange. No. 915 Market street.
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NJ lCELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOk
~ lodging or light housekeeping
cccl 7.3t. 4n3 WEST THIRD ST.
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ROOFERS

VIZ K. WILLIAMS co.
w No. s21 Orange 81. Roofing Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roohnE. Hot Air Heating and ventilating.
Repairing promptly done Phone. i2o-lyF
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Il OR REET-NO. ao7 LOMBARD ST.
II Possession December 20. Rents FOR
SO. Apply 70 Joseph Kern. Jeweler No.
7i9 Market St. dec5-1m.
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DANCING LESSONS

X KIHC1HG LESSONS, PRIVATE or II
IL classes. Regular dances Monday and
Friday evenings Mrs. Snyder. Odd Eel
lows Hall Third and King streets.
D. A. Phone 4261D. dee17 to apr IL
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

rry OMAN DESIRES POSITION AS
w cook in private family. Can fur
nish reference. State wages. Address
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HEEP wANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

1NV1SSEi{S WANTED: GOOD
seller Apply No 9i5 Orange street.
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