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The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1913-12-19
THE FAMOUS "MIDWINTER"
Annual New Years Number of the
Los Angeles Times

For twenty-nine consecutive
wears the Los Angeles Times has
issued great New Years Day
annual, known far and wide as
the Midwinter Number 1t is
redolent in tent, color and picture
of the great Southeast, and has
been so extensively circulated that
it is familiar to homes in every
State in the Union.
The Midwinter Number of The
Times for January I, 1914, ex-
ceeds all its predecessors in beauty
of design and artistry of execution.
Four of the early sections have
already come from the press and
we have received sample copies.
There care five magazine parts
magnihciently printed on book
paper, making with the news Sec
tons of the sheet a paper of about
200 pages. Each of the maya
zine parts is an equisite book by
itself, full of elegantly printed and
meaty and picturesque articles
about the Southland and supurb
half-tones, many of them wonder
fully executed in colors.
The purpose of the publication
is to present in readable form the
true facts concerning the prog
ress, resources, climate and men
'and women of Los Angeles, South
ern California and the whole
Southwest. The figures show
that Los Angeles county is now
the richest county IN the state,
according to the assessors re-
turns, and that the city of Los
Angeles has more than quadrupled
in population since the Federal
census Of 1900.
Among the topics treated are
the wonderful extent OF the edible
resources of California, which
grows almost everything she con-
sumes; the date industry, the fig
industry, the alligator pear, the
cotton-growing industry and many
other new industries of the South
land, the surprising profits made
on the land by ranchers and fruit
growers the millions of dollars
1 that come out of the oil wells
every month: the strides made and
making by the Imperial Valley,
but few wears ago barren des-
ert, now producing fabulous crops
as a result of irrigation and MAX
ing the cotton, cattle and produce
growers rich; the three new towns
that have recently sprung up as if
by magic in the San Fernando
Valley, the kind of men and
women who will succeed in the
! Southwest; the mud springs and
mineral baths Of California, rival
ing those OF Germany; the women
ranchers of California; the prog
ress of Arizona, New Mexico and
Nevada; the health-restorlng quail
tiles of the climate; outdoor life
in dollar-a-d day homes; the grand
proportions of the orange and
lemon industry; the effects Of the
Panama Canal on Los Angeles
commerce; the completion OF that
historic S25, 900, 900 municipal
enterprise the Los Angeles ac-
queduct; the opportunities in the
Southland for the man of small
means; wages, chances and living
cost in the Southwest. In fact, II
would seem that almost any ques-
ton that an inquiring eastener
might ask about that part of the
country is answered in the Mid
winter Number of The Times,
Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
Information for Travellers
Time boats and sroisys frou Wilmington
Trains Marked ~ ere Exprerssu
rHlLAnEArHIA. nAIrIMoRH WAsH1Na.


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PHILADELPHIA RAILWAY
a.. hsad1 md Way stations A. Ns7 M2.io.
sTUAwBoArs
5 90 o aSd Co. sa,, 0 s"S s5sy, l99S a 0o
PEENsoRovE FBREy
s5s, gcqo.s,SI, @ 20 trips SAT SAT-
SUBURBAN
To Shrster
"'nu s,.r Mo- ns hour and h' hour for
s % .,s2 2a & ana ss, 9osr & e. Co. @ s9's & 90
Brandvse srrinre ana io nea"sFs
nai' o'sane Ten gauie. after Che
minutes connect BrsHdy~ne springs for KosSat 'sns s 10
before rnu before the hsf hour hour .iry at
ass ana 2s ~ W 'u' a." Tor IA
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
HOROSCOPE
OCTOBER g.

/ A woman Of this birthdate should
spend much time in the study of
music. A public career is open to a
woman of this nativity and She is
bound TO make a success, either as
writer, or q musician, on a singer.
Women of this birthdate dislike
housework, but make excellent man
agers, although inclined to extrava-
gance. They are usually handsome, ex-
ccodinglv attractive 90 men and are at
tmctcd by men. This woman should
marry man born in November or in
February.
An opal is the birth stone for this
date although diamond will bring
good luck
The Want Ads offer every opportun-
10y for domo,tics, housemaids, wait
resses and housekcepers.
Those seeking apartments to rent or
wishing 70 rent their home for the win
ter viii do well to advertise through
The Want Ads now.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

II STATE or RACHEL G. HICKMAN,
II DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tos.
MmcniarN upon The Estate of Rachel g.
hlchmHn, lnic of Wilmington hundred
deceased were duly granted unto Henry
hiekmon and Wilmington Trust Company.
ON Che twenty fourth day of Sentombor a
- 1918. and an persons indebted Co the said
geccased are requested 90 mako payment 10
the executors without delay. and ali persons
haling demands against the deceased are re
CURED 90 exhibit and present the srme. duiv
propatea, 20 the said executors. ON or be-.
lvie We -iih day oi September A. ID. 1914
or abide by the law in this behalf
HENRY HICKMAN
WILMINGTON TRUST co
an Executors
aNnfeHs Baldwin Springer. ESQ. Attornev.
nt-l1w, Whining ton. Delaware. on IViimin-
w wv. Doinp"Nf sent26cod -3wls
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
ROOMS FOR RENT

.---~---~-l~--f,-.--,e s7-,-r-t--e'-,-,
slrlfEn hOOMs APPLY
l. No 7oi West st. septi6-im.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
CHIROPODIST


u LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. no. 6Of
= Market street Graduate Of Fowler aud
~ ~ AilnH' ifegts 'nfnt bunfonf, lngrown
Aai!s' Etc. Evenings by appointment d.
" 40 -tlf n26-u
A NNlE M SCHArFER. CH1ROpODIST.
~ has removed to- the Harris Building. No
w. Icnth street. ID. g. A. phone.
i'"'' ian.a Tyr
~ iI1ABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler s. Hanna Ltd Chiropody and
manicuring' hairdrossing and mnssaging NO
poo Adams So. ID. A. 290s Evoring
by appointment mavr5fvr
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TAX NOTICE.

~ ~ N0'f1cf bEi1iN a en- TAX
Il payers. take notice have exhausted
al reasonable and honorable means 90 give
you more time TO pay your 1912 taxes TO
me. You have made promises and have
failed 10 comply with them / am desirous
OF settling my duplicate so I hereby give
you notice that ! will lay attachments and
sen ten lt0) properties each week until
settled. Your turn may como first and I
viii publish All names n taxes are not set.
iled within three days after notification and
Rttacbnent is laid
JOHN p. O'NEAL.
Ex.Tax Collector For Christiana Hundred
septl5-eod-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

IT S. ENGtNEEB OFFICE. w1LMtNG-
- ton. Dol. oct. g. 1919. Sealed pro-
posals Cor drotrIug MurdrrEih River. Del.
VIII be receyed hsre nnii 81 in- No-
ycmhcr 3 1913. and theu publicly opened
Information on application. rs o.. Hty-
mond' Maj. gngrs. ocn.G.7a3i-novi.
ID RoPOsAIs FOR PLUMBING THE
i Board OF Public Education in Whining
ton Delaware. VIII receive sealed proposals
for plumbing az Public School No. 25. in
accordance wiih plans and speciicltions. n
the office of j J.. Rice, Jri Coz No. $40
Market street.
Bids must De deposited ou the desk Of The
president 20 No. no l2 Easi Sixth street.
her % 1918 and must he marked "Propo
sails for Plumbing The right 90 reject
Is reserved.
oct7st IT. j. GUTHRIE Secretary
H. ROrOSALs- SEALED BIDS WILL BE
received until D. o'clock noon Thurs
Day October lo, 1918, for One Hundred
lNo-slnd goo iara Mifmrefnn tDf.nHAreI
DIVE Commission Bonds
Bonds viii dnto from September J. 1913.
De- Issued in denominations of One Thousand
Dollars each and bear interest af the rate
oi TOUT and one half per cenium per annum.
payable srnii-annually on March l. and Sep
lemoer j. and viii mature .s follows:
Glass. Amount Date OF Maturity
$4,000 September ]. 1913
$4,000 September L. 1924
e S20,0n0 September D. 1925
s2o,oo0 September I. 1926
p $4,000 September T. 1927
These bonds are for the purpose of paying
for tho land and for The erection equip.
menf and furnishing of o. Municipal Ruildne
for The Mayor and Council of Wilmington.
Delaware, and aro ISSUED under authority of
an Act of the General Assembly of toe State
Of Delaware approved February 26. A. D.
1913.
Ali proposals must be accompanied by
certified check payable TO thc order of "rho
Moyor and Council of Wilmington, FOR
per ccntum of the amount Of the bonds bid
for the same to De forfeited 50 the bidder
iails 90 accept and pay for bonds awarded
The successful bidder or bidders win be re-
Quired 60 settle for bonds awarded with ac-
crued interest from September T. 1913. at
or before twelve o o'clock. noon, October %,
1913.
The right TO reject any and an bids is re.
served
The legality Of these bonds is approved hy
Hawkins Dcla1cld & Lonrfol'ov. Attorreys
end Counselors az law, 90 Exchange Place.
New York
Address an bids Is sealed envelopes 90
James U Prize. Cits Treasurer. Wilmington
Delaware marked Proposals for Whining
ton Building Commission Bonds.
WELLER j.. SrONER.
GEORGE r. GRANTLAND.
JAMES KANE
Finance Committee of the Council Of VIII
nington, Delaware. oct3.Aa0
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GUARDIANS SALE.

~
= uARDlAN'S SALE or REAT, FsTtrF
- hy virtue Of an order of the Ornhan q
Nohrl or ihe State of Delaware. in and for
eeW castle county made on the twenty
fourth day Of September, A. D. 1918. viii
De exposed 90 sale at public vendne
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER .. 1914
az 7 / o'clock. o. M
m the county Court House. i'm the ,it, os
w mlnEion, an the right title interest and
estate OF George r Hukin, Jonathan X
hukiN and Francis W. Hukiu. minor cbii
arcn Of Gideon E Hukil decreased in ana
TO the following described real estate fo v,i,
AN that certain lot or parcel of land sit
uate IN the city Of Wilmington. New Castio
sennll nhd state Of Delaware. known ns No.
oiH intnai street. Attendance will be- riven
and terms made known bv
MARGARET W. HUKTL
"nhrllan OF George r Hukill Jonathan X
Hukil and Francis w. Huku Ninor.
Or by MARTIN B. BURRIs. Esog
A,.o,. r Her Attorney.
w ininsion, Delaware, September "a
oct3s
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
PUBLIC SALE

NJ ICE Lot OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF
~ aii descriptions Can 80. 7ls vnde.
Yer avenue. octs A.
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PERSONAL

''-7'l7l.I1-.l-l-l-,l-. .------.---
ADits-8lOO0 REWARD posi-.
~, uteN guarantee my great successfnl
NenlniN remedy; safely relieves some of
W. longest most obstinate abnormal raqos I,
tnite 70 hve days, no harm. pain or intor.
ference with work; mail si so. donble
4'length' 500 DR. Souihngton. No 90
Long Bldg, Kansas City. Mo. octstf
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
PROPnSAIS.

IT s.. ENGtNEER OFFICE. WHINING
- ton. Dell oct. g. 1915 scaled pro-
posals Cor dredging MurdcrEih River Del.
viii ho received h.re nniii 81 H in No-
vcmbcr 8 1913. and theu publicly opened
Information on application. rs n Bay.
mond Maj. Ungrs. octl.G 7.7.3l-novf.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

Yer avenue. ncit it
ID UBMC SALE or REAL ESTATE THE
i undersigned viii sell at public sale on
Thursday, October 9, 1913, at clock,
p. M. the ltacre property miles from
Wilmington, on the Concord Uike. west Of
Parry Hotel. Del, belonging to .lncob W.
Twaddell This property fronts the state
line; high, beautiful view; very healthy
location Stone house. rooms and attic.
Two large balls dividing Is rooms basement
kitchen with cellar. large lawn shade trees.
frame barn. ice house. shop. spring and other
ouibuildings. good water near the door
and a valuable stream that once furnished
woolen milf on the property, runs through
the meadow called Beaver Creek niso
breast quarry of gray rock for building pur-
poses. Dental Spharr IS shown imhcddcd In
the rocks, 20 which many parties have tried
Of me 20 lease.
BY purchasing this property You can
have your fruit. vegetables fresh milz hnt.
ter and eggs and many other advantages,
and avoid the high cost of living that con
fronts YOU Only i5 minutes ON limited
speed from our hcautiful fast approaching
city Of Wilmington. Terms made known on
day Of sale Address
j. w. TWADDELT.
septc7-oct1 as Montchanin Del. r. p u.
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WILL M. S. BROWN

Piano Orgau, Harmony, Composition. Etc
STUDIO NO iO2 JEFFERSON STREET.
y. Sc 8. Phone lo4-A aeptt5-p,w.f i'm
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
TAXI SERVICE
TAILORs.
MUSICAL.

VIZ NJ. d. BLAZE,
w Voice Culture. Piano instruction.
u. p. Cor Fourtl and Market streets.
scptl limo
I EsLIE COOK TEACHER or PIANO
- and organ. Studio, so. 1909 West
Seventh street. D. & A. phone. 27l6D.
Hcpt8 m,fw.lm.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
LOOK COMPLETE HOMES
FOR SALE
FEW SPECIALS MUST 20.


FEW SPECIALS MUST GO.
Iwenty-second and Boulevard, new;
stonei square built, 10 rooms, . baths,
hot water heat. Lot 5Ox12O feet
23l0 Monroe St.. square built; modern:
rooms, bath; easy terms.
2fo4 90 24i0 Madison St., new, ench 8
rooms and bath. only $500 cash required
Cor. Ihiriieth and Washington SITS. 6
rooms and bath
$40 w Twentieth ST. rooms and bath
modern, square built
2i32 and 243f vs.. Nineteenth S. 3
new ADVISES; square built. each rooms,
bath; cney forms.
5o4 ~ Frankan St., rooms. bath, mod
ern.
Corner Third and washirrton SITS.
rooms bath Rent, a2s: Price. $4,000
SIX new brick house1. ench rented for
$1,000 o. month Price. $3.50.
1903 and 1888 Nandever avenue. new
each 3 rooms. bath modern. rent Tor SIS
a month. Price $1,000
10 reqm Mansion, acres Of land a
hcd l1qn ON state road near Bear Station;
suitable for home or institution. Price
only s9.5oo. a big sacrifice
pouhle house each 4 rooms. 5-s NJ an
mere at Greenbank. near Springs trolley.
Rent $40. Price st,05o.
acre farm. Now Castle Road on trolley
a. acrcs kirkwood l-2 mile Of depot
Price, $500
~ acre farm. Fairvlle
20 acre farm at Mt Cuba
l3 and 40 acre farms, Centrevills
Price. $1,000
- acre farm. IL mile of Newark.
300 acre farm noar Delaware Citv
Many good business locations ia stores
Many other modern houses. some new ON
easy terms and investment propersios
Several productive farms and country resi-.
dencee, near city. an Sizes
Desirable building lots. both city and sub.
urban. az sacrifice prices.
Renting a speciality.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
NOTICES

= I. -
M ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
~ Palmist will bo Al shellpot PARK an
Nlnler. Can BE seen 40 any time Teis
your pnst present and future. lust ma von
t9, etasq gone and win 90 through life for Sc
soptl6.lm Inn
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
eOARDERS WANTED


NET ANrED GENTLEMEN BOARDERs
w IN private family no. . West Eigh-
feenih St. octG-m.w,ftf
Il LDFRLY GENTLEMAN CAN SECURE
II board with home comforts, single
room and bath. No. e Enst Twenty 9th
street. Ecpt15-12t
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
HAIR DRESSING

II AIR WORk-COMBlNGs MADE up m
any style. VIII can st your home.
Mis. f'' Evans. Phone ai6a septic im.
- HAMpooiNG WITH OR WITHOUT
- ahnmpoo hoard Mantcnrng electric
scalp treatment, iacinl massage, hair dress
ing. also face nafks.
CARRIE IN WRIGHT
h A., ao-f. So. 2il w. Tenth St.
nct0t Tyr.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
FISH AND OYSTERS.
, GRIsCoMY.

ID GRlSCOMY.
~ We solicit orders for Fish and Ors.
,'iH Ansoiuic satisfaction cIarnnfeod No
need to go elsewhere d. A. aisa ao-
N"H aiffrt septI -eod. .sfno
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
HELP WANTED
statesmen MANTEn.


MI li.rafi.AN no SELL. OUR
w rH 90 a. classes Of stores in small
roluiry towns. Commission 25 per cent
~fH ri" -~ec'-lf t'rrsrine grrount Don't
r. Gro IN Cider Co. 2o7 So Commercial ST..
St. Louis. Mo. oct3.if
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
PRINTERS

EO WEDDING INVITATIONS. 81 .5- m
FJV $3.50. J. r. JOHNSON, Printing ana
Engraving. No. 6t5 Market ST. iiO.eod m
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

roy WANTED-APPLY HERMAN
Is Gianding Co.. Nc. 6i5-0i7 King street.
ocl6.3t.
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STlEFF.
900 MARKET STREET
MASOUERADE SI1TS.


NJ ASQOERADE SUITS MRS. SUSAN
M a. Stpudcrwick. 80. 02a Vnndover
avenue successor 20 Mrs John y. Quill. Of
No. 526 East Fourth st octs cod 2wks
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HELP WANTED-MALE


IN ANTED-BON TO DRIVE WAGON.
w Apply No. 1903 jackson Sc. oci6-3t
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

NJ iCELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ soptiO.imo f0f =. EIGHTH
Evening journal., 1913-10-08

~ Or RENT-THREE FURNISHED
4 rooms for hsht housekeeping SO. 1909
Lincoln street oct7-2t
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EJRNIsHEn Rooms GOOD LOCALITY.
y Private family. AID convcnicnces.
No. io0 E sixteenth ST. oct7-st
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Bargains In Used Pianos

One $500 stien upright. .s365
One $3.50 Shaw upright ...............s30O
One S4OO Everett upright M.............s265
One $275 Bennett Bretz upright ..... .s22j
One aioO Player piano. no.....-.........S3 $500
Vrrfna
Evening journal., 1913-06-14
AUTO ORDNANCE


A UTOMORILE ORDNANCE-BE IT EN-
n acted by the Board Of Town Commis-
eioners Of the town Of Middletown Della
ware, in Assembly met. on this afth day Of
June. A. u. 1913. as follows, 10 wit.
Section i.--On and after the fifth day oi
June, the law governing the speed Of Motor
being operated in the limits Of the town Of
Middletown. Delaware. via.
Section No motor vehicle shall be op-
Grated upon any Of the streets Of the town
Of Middetown at greater rate Of speed
than twelve G2) miles per hour. which.
however. shall be reduced 20 the rate Of six
t6l miles per hour at turns and intersec-
tions of streets.
Section 8--All motor vehicles operated upon
the streets Of the town Of iiddletown shall
from hour after sunset until one hour
before Sunrise. show nj least one white light
visible not less than two hundred feet In the
direction toward which the motor vehicle Is
proceeding. and one red light shall be shown
visible in the opposite direction.
Section Amy persons violating the
above which is a part Of Section IA Of the
Motor Vehicle Law Of the State Of Della
ware shall be subject 20 a fne Of not less
than ten dollars, OF more than twenty five
dollars
Section 5-Operaiors Of Motor Vehicles
failing 20 blow their horn, or sound an alarm
at turns and ntersecting streets shall be
subject TO fine ~ one dollar and costs
BY order Of the
Board Of Town Commissioners.
DIR. r q. CLARK. President.
Joseph Hanson Secretary. iune1o,142l. rs
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PROPOSALS.


& EALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON.
- SrRuCTION OF the Third Street Bridge,
crossing the Christiaua River. Wilmington,
Delaware will be received by the President
Of the Levy Court, New Castle county, az the
Levy Court room in the Court House, vii.
mington, Delaware, until 10 o'clock noon, Of
the 18th day Of July, 1918, az which time
all bids received will be publicly opened and
read.
The substance Of the proposed bridge
will embrace two concreate piers and two re-
inforced concrete abutments section Of new
bulkhead and some alterations in the existing
water main. Concrete work will amount 10
abou. 1000 Gu. yards.
The superstructurc will be composed Of a
movable bridge with clear channel span
OF 80 feet and two riveted truss approach
spans, total length Of Superstructure being
ahutmcnt
Separate bids will be required for the sun
and superstructures.
Plans and complete data are ON hle in the
once Of the County Engineer, James Wilson,
Church Building, Wilmington, Delaware, and
In the ONCE Of the Consulting Engineer, J .
r.. Greiner Fidelity Building, Baltimore Md
Plans, specifications, forms uf contracts
and proposals will be furnished contractors
by the Consulting Engineer upon receipt Of .
! deposit Of $1,000 for each set; These dc
4 posits will be returned 20 bidder upon thl
i return Of the plans. rte. In clean, un
damaged and unmarked condition within tei
days after the time Of opening the bids NJ
/ deposits will be returned to those who havl
| not submitted proposals and any bidder fail
ing TO return these plans etc, within thl
specified time shall forfeit his deposit 20 cove
the cost 20 the Engineer Of replacing th'
same.
A certified check or acceptable bond 20 IN
amount Of $1,000 will be required with eacl
bid as a guarantee Of good faith.
The Levy Court reserves the right 10 reiec
any or all bids.
lB A. Groves. President Of the Levy Court
samuel l.. Burris Chairman; T.. b. Hol
hngsworth, Charles W. Gooding. bridge com
! mittee Of the Levy Court.
JAS. WILSON
iuneid ,2t,2ejy3,i1. County Engineer.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14
S300.000
New Castle County,
Delaware,
4t-2 Gold Bonds For Sale
S3OO.OO0

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the undersigned until Il o'clock noon,
June ~, 1913, az tho Office Of the Levy
Court In the Court House IN the City OF VII
mington, Delaware, for the purchase OF az
or any pnrt Of the following described
bonds Of New Castle county. Delaware;
S10O. 900 Of Building Commission Bonds
dated July 1. 1913. Bonds TO be OF the
denomination Of $1,000 each. With interest
~ per cent. payable semi annually, Jan.
uHry / and July 4. Both principal ana
interest payable In gold coin at the Far
mers' Bank In Wilmington. Delaware.
These Bonds will mature annually 4loiouo
July I. 1923 20 July 4, 1923 inclusive, and
$40. 900 July l. 1929. and will be delivered
to the purchaser July I, 1913. nc ii q CLOCK
a. m, AZ the County Treasurcr's ofice IN
Wilmington Delaware
$1,000 Of Highway Improvement Bonds
Fourth Series. dated July l. 1918. Bonds :,
be OF the denomination Of $1,000 EACH VIII
annually. January ! and luiy 1 Both prin
| ripal and interest payable in gold com o
the Farmers Bank, In Wilmington Della
ware.
These Bonds will mature annually SIS,
600 July /. 1a45 10 July I. ia4o inciusiv.
and $4,000 July I. 1850, $4,000 July =
1851, and $4,000 July !, 1852 nm VIII o
delivered TO the purchase July /, 1913,
/ O'Clock; e. M. A. the County Treasurer
oaicc in Wilmington Delaware
500. 600 Bridge Improvement Ronds FRS
Series; dated July I, 1919. Bonds 70 b.
of the Denomination Of $1,000 each Wit.
interest - per cent. payable sent
annually. January ! aud July Both prin
cipai and interest payable VA gold coin
the Farmers Bank in Wilmington, Delaware
These Bonds will mature annually Sib,Qol
] July l. 1888 10 July T. 1898 inclusive. an,
10000 July 1. 1880 and will be delivere,
10 the purchaser July I, 1913. al II o'clocl
| a. M. az the County Treasurer ONCE n
Wilmington. Delaware
A certified check for per cent. Of m,
face value of bonds bid for, payable 10 th'
| County Treasurer of New Castle County
! Delaware must accompany each bid
The right is reserved 20 reject any or al
bids.
EVERETT 3. HOTTtNGswoRTH
Chairman Of Finance Committee
| WILMINGTON. Delaware. June IA. 1913.
june n, ~, i4,i7,2o,2o.26.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

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A DMINIsTRAToR' SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE. By order Of the Orphan 5
Court. on Monday June 16. 1913. az il
o'clock, a M. az the county Court House, in
the city Of Wilmington.
No. Lot Of land with the two and a
half story brick dwelling thereon,
known rs No. 1900 King street. Wilmington.
Delaware.
Lot No. 2-Also all right, title and inter
est whatever they may be, of Mary Ann
Ward, deceased, IN and to. All that certain
lot Of land. situate In the city Of Whining
ton, aforesaid situate az the northwest cor
ner of SiSteenth and Heala streets, having =
front on Head street Of IS feet and run
ming IT'S feet through TO Thatcher street
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by GEORGE B. WARD.
Administrator Of the estate Of Mary Ann
Ward, deceased, or by Lhburne Chandler,
his attorney.
Attest--Joseph q. Jolls Clerk o. @.
Wilmington. Del. May Fl. 1919
ALSO-All the right title and interest Of
Mary Ann Ward deceased. and William
Ward. being the entire interest IN and "a
No. o iune3. .5.s.l1.13.1f.
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NOTICES.


VIZ ILMINGTON SANITARY COMPANY .
w Dead animals removed day or night .
Highest prices paid for same. Phones /:
d. & A. 1905; d. 4 A.. 9O7 Delmarvia,
29o9; Delmarvia, 2Ss3. iune7-6t.
Nj EMBERs OF DELAWARE LODGE. NO.
Nl ]. /. O. o. y. are requested TO be
present at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday even
ing. June IS, az 6 as o'clock TO proceed in
a body 20 Brsndywine church, 20 attend me-
mortal services.
WIN. c. DRAPER, Jr..
iune14-1t. Secretary.