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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
Mrs. w. c. Lynn

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. w. c. Lynn, who died Sunday night
at o'clock at her late residence, 5414
Tenth avenue. north, will be conducted
from the residence this morning at lO
o'clock Interment will follow in For
est Hill cemetery. The deceased is sur
vived by her husband, Will C. Lynn, one
son, Oscar Lynn, and six daughters;
Misses Jewel, Oracle. Ruby, Myrtle, Mil
dred and Matte Lynn; one sister, Mrs
Fenie Self of Warrior, and two brothers
Bert Hanes and the Rev. J. o. Ianes OF
Carrollton, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
Wade Allen

Funeral services over the remains of
Wade Allen, aged 81 years, were held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the
residence of Capt. j. v. Allen, 1926 Ave
nue. X. Interment was in Elmwood
cemetery The Rev. Willis s. Clark,
rector of ST. Andrews Episcopal church.
officiated at the funeral services. The
deceased was native Alabamian, being
born in Montgomery, where he resided
until four years ago. His health failed
him about year ago in Richmond. Va,
his adopted residence, and about six
weeks ago he returned to Alabama to
pay a visit to his brother, Capt. j. ".
Allen, the back tax commissioner of JEFF
ferson county. He died last Saturday
night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
JOHNSON AFTER
MACK'S YOUNGSTERS

New York. June 16.-President Ban
johnson of the American league. who
was In this city today. said he would
enaeaVor to procure one of Connie
mack extra outfielders for the New
York club. Mack has six outfelders
Dan Murphy. Eddie Murphy, oldring.
strunk, Daley and Walsh. Mr.. johnson
VIII endeavor to have Mack part with
either Walsh or Daley.
young semi professional catcher.
MoHlt' joined the Highlanders today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
Sign Norwegian Treaty

Washington June Is. Secretary
Bryan and Norwegian Minister Bryan
today signed a treaty extending for
another term of five years the special
arbitration treaty between the United
States and Norway which will expire
by limitation ON June "a. This makes
Is such treaties now before the Sen
ate for ratification.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
c. r. Smith

c. T. Smith, aged 70 years. died yester-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the resi-
dence of his son, L. H. Smith, 906 Sec
ond avenue, West End Funeral services
will be conducted from the sons resi-
derce this morning at II o'clock The
Rev. J. C. Persinger will officiate In
terment will be in Elmwood cemetery,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
HOnOrs Requisition

Springfield, ILL.,. June 16.-(Special)-
Governor Dunno today honored the
requisition of the governor of Alabama
for the return of John Palmer, who is
under arrest in Danville, and who is
wanted in Birmingham on the charge of
murder. 1t is alleged that Palmer shot
John Bassengame, alias John Blasingane,
to death with a pistol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
Mrs. Harriet H. Bowling

Mrs. Harriet H. Bowling died last
night in local infirmary after a brief
illness Her remains will be sent
Wednesday TO Nlxburg for interment
The deceased is survived by three
daughters, Misses Ruby, Annie and Ola
Crawford. and two brothers, Aleck s
Crawford of Mccall, La, and VIII Craw-
ford of Nixburg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
MULE KICKS;
FOUR INJURED

Dilonvale, o., June 16.-A mule kicked
a wire in mine No. 8 of the Jefferson
Coal company today and the contact OF
the shoe with the wire caused a spark
to fly to keg of powder resulting in
an explosion that injured four men all
probably fatally.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
Vernon G.. Pickens

Funeral services over the remains of
Vernon G. Pickens. the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Pickens, who died FRI
day, were held yesterday afternoon from
the family residence. Interment followed
in Elmwood cemetery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
PERSONAL

Mrs. Jack Crenshaw, who was op-
Grated on yesterday for appendicitis at
the South Highlands infirmary, stood
the operation finely and is resting we'll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. John Lavender

Mrs. John Lavender aged so years. 1908
Sloss avenue, East Lake, died yesterday
a fternoon in local infirmary. Funeral
arrangements will be announced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
Wolyertnn Gets Can

Lincoln, Neb., June 16-Pitcher w.
w. Wolverton of the Lincoln Western
League club was today released to the
Galveston club of the Texas league.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
The Barking Dog

From the st. Louis Republic.
.'Wil he fght?"
Not much All I've ever seen him do
is to jump up and holer he could lick
the umpire"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17

SHAW. the undertaker. Pnon. ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
To Withstand the Depressing Effect of

GROVES TASTELESS chill TONICE
enriches the blood and builds up the
whole system, and it will wonderfully
strengthen and fortify you to with
stand the depressing effect of the hot
summer soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
LICE 10y. unoertaker. Phon. "a

JOHNS Undertaking cn. Phone ,oa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-17
King of Commerce. Too

The clock in the square booms out H.
and almost on the last stroke there comes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-24

Sunlight will decay beer in brown bottles. 3
aey exposed direct sunlight will decay kind Of bottle be
sun Will decompose all liquids solids that vegetable
fruits the choicest and vegetables will under the
rays Even with but slight Of matter
hear Of anyone foolish deliberately subject beer otf
intense sunlight? Certainly not
All brewers beer from exposure SUNLIGHT Ordinary
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

TN THE COURT or cHANoERY or
THE STATE or DELAWARE IN
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Ia Che Estate OF Jacob Rice, deceased.
,oticc is hereby given hat hy an order
OF the Chancellor OF tho State N Delaware,
Joseph =. Carpenter. Jr, Trustee. by ap-
polntment OF the Chancellor ~ the State
of Delaware, under the last viii aud tcsta-
mcnt OF Jacob Rice deceased mas pAid
into the said Court Of Chancery the sum of
Six ousand Three fIundred and Forty
three and 3S.l00 Dollars (S6.3f3.3s) and
the undersigned has been appointed audi
tor 10 investigate and report 10 iha Chan.
eehor as TO the persons entitled TO the
said money
That the said Jacob Rice died on or
about ihe Twenty -hfth day of Apil a.. d.
1883. leaving his last win and testament.
which Is recorded in thc offcc Of the Reg
ister Of Wills at Wilmington. in and Tor
New Castle County and Stale of Delaware
IN VIII Record ~ Vol D. Page ~. &C.
IN which he devised inter ALA That after
the death of The beneficiary therein named,
tho principal sum shon.d be distributed
among his brothers and sisicrs (exciuding
Joshua IT, II. Rice and Sarah Ricc) and
the heirs OF the respective brothers and
sisters are unknown.
! sMl persons having any claim 10 or inter.
cst In the Aforesaid estate df Jacob Rice
deceased, arc hetnby notified fo presen
! thoir claims 70 Tho said auditor. an S.. eat
/ NJ irket street Church Build ar Whining
ton Delaware. ON or before the Second dn,
OF December A. ID. 1919.
oct.oncvsI2ie Auditor
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Information for Travellers
departure troisyu Wmington
Trains karksa ~ ere Fzprsasss
rH11ADELPmA, BALTIMORE q WASH

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Readnt and Way stations A. M-7sT r. M-a.ie s.so
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rhnsdsps' and and cAss:r psny M-7ao 1890 M.-lso
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minutes instances: 7's4 minutes
Market the
hour New Castle with
10 springs Market every
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the connect bandwne Springs for kennstt
u,.s Ssi a. ior is
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HOROSCOPE
EovEMBER ro.

II this rs your birthdate, you should
set aside aelittieotine each day when
YOU can be alone ana quiet and use
yom viii power TO eliminate what seems
to obstruct your progress
This time OF meditation viii bring
you new inner forces which win greatly
assist You. Mars is yodr governing
planet scorpio the sign of your nativ-
ity.
You viii be successful in any line of
work where executive ability Is de-
manded and the control ct other people.
You would DO well at the head OF any
You have great mechanical
genius and move surely and swiftly.
Many noted surgeon are born under your
planet.
Use the Want Ads to procure new
positions this coming week. Cooks,
Mattresses and domestic help will be
readily procured trough Want Ads.
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TRUSTEES SALE REAL ESTATE.


~ RUSrEE SALE or REAL ESTATE.
i By virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court Of the State Of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, made on the Fifth dsg
n November A. ID. 1918. will be exposed
TO sale OF Public Ncndue.
ON MONDAY,
November 2ith. 1913. az O'Clock p. M,
at the stanton Hotel in the vilage OF Stan
ton. New Castle county the following de-
scrihed Real Estate, lafe Of William N. East.
burn. deceased. fo-wit:
Al that ccrtain mill. mill-seat. water
right and tract of land situate part in Mil
Greek Hundred and part IN White Clay
Greek Hundred. county and State aforesaid
and known. as RED MILLS. on the road
leading from OElctoVn 20 the Newark Road
containing about seventeen acres Of land
more less With the impros cmcnts thers-
on erected as follows. to-Nit. One Flour
and Grist Mil. ono Eight-room House, One
Warehouse and Stables
For complete description zee large hand
bi.'s. attendance will be given and terms
FRANK L. sPEAEMAN.
Trustee.
Attest -.ioscph O. Jolis Clerk O.. @.
Wilmington. Delaware. Nov. 5th. 1913.
Price Dilvorth Auctioncer kcnnett sqosrs.
Pa. nov. i2.If1TI9.21.
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Charles w. Goodinq,
EIGHTH AND JEFFERSON SITS
FOR SALE
I'm 0r IN sprCIALs-

FEW OF OUR SpElIALr.
Tweuty-scrond and Van Buren sts., up,to-
date stone square built: rooms and bath
SOC and 508 West Nineteenth St., q ~
Boulevard. New. up-to-dafe. square buits
10 rooms ans bntn not water heat.
2o0f Washington St. rooms, bath,
modern; owner called out Of city.
PIG West Eighteenth ST.. just OF Wash
ington ST., rooms and bath; upto date
400 West Twenty NTH street, rooms and
bsthe modern owner left city.
25iC Monroe ST. rooms and bath.
206 West Twenty fourth St., z rooms snd
bsth nearly new up-to-daiei easy
1882 w Nineteenth ST.. nsw, square. built,
rooms and bath. Bargain for quick sale
500 Madison ST., store rooms; through
10 Morrow street Price, s2,7oo.'
231 North jackson St. z rooms and bath.
Rent, SIG. Price. LOO.
ffo1 W. F0urih s. 5 rooms and bath
ao7 and oi5 Reed St. rooms. Rent
26 and 9l5 Est Twenty fourth St, z
rooms and bath. modern; easy terms
527 s. Harrison St. rooms and bath.
Rent, S14 Price. si.100
COZ Pine st. Ront. Sl5. Price. $3.50
ai5 Kirkuood St.. Z rooms and bath.
Price, 81 $50.
store CORNER Twelfth ard Kirkwood sts.
rooms and bath win exchange for mali
Heavy hauling bgsiness II horses.
wagons and equipmenis Death caus, of sale.
Corner store best residence section Of
east side good business stand Good cause
OF sale
Gordon. Heights. nesr .iliicrtsi rooms
I Lot t5y1JQ. Price. s. 900
I Ashley. on troileys. upto-dste 3 roons.
Greenbsnk, near trolley. IL acres.
rooms and outbuildinss Fruit
% and i67-acrc farms Newark
1 20 and i02.acre farms a. Mt Cuba
/ 10, s2 and iO1-scrc farms az Newark
s, 26 and lc5-acre farns Brandyivins
hundred, on and near Concord pike
~. TOO and .3l -acre farms Chrstana.
/ Many good business locations IN stores
Many other modern houses. some new On
easy terms and investment properties
Several other productive farms aud coun.
! try residences near city; all sizes
Desirable building lots, both city ano
| suburban, az sacrifice priccc
| a Gao OIL
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Wilmington Trust Company.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
duPONT BUILDING.
FOR RENT

Eleventh street. near Lincoln two new
houses rooms bath. heater . $1,000
$50 VI. Nnth ST., 10 rooms. bath.
heater ......... ........ S83OO
14O9 Woodlawn Ave. new and mod
ern. 9 rooms, bath pantry, laun-
dry. hot water heat ......... $4,000
COS jackson ST. rooms, bath,
heater ....... .............. 5000
Kennott Pike. near city line. rooms,
vcnionccs .................. $500
Barksdale on B & o railroad n
rooms bath. stable large yard,
garden ........ ..s.s...... .sI3.oo
T. Richie.
no. lsOf PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
d. e. A. 5sISA
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NOTICES

NJ ADAM no -, RoNx2S ;0lis9
lu pslmist. will be at Sheilpot Park an
winter. Can he seen al any time Tells
your past present and future, just as YOU
have gone and viii 20 through life for 25c
Shclpot Park Wilmington Delaware
ocf97-Im
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Riichie.
COTTAGE FOR SALE

no. 1903 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
,. & A.. 5s5sA.
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BEAUTY PARLORs

--->~~-~--->,--->.'~~---~~-,,->
NJ ANfCUR1NG MASBAG-NG AND
lNl Scalp Treatment Mrs. Anna Reed,
No 922 Shipley St. Phone f67SA
mar15-iyr.
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Il OR RENT-BTDROoM. DrNINGRoOM
\ and kitchon. Call after p. NJ at No.
o"i iatnail st. nOvis-tt
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TAILORs


NJ ROSENBERC luRkiEE
nj. Formerly at 30. 4O7 Delaware Ave.
furs repaired and rcmodelod. Lowest
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Aino
Ladies' Tailoring. Suits made 20 order
from YOUR own mnteriai.
40. I01 WEST EiGHrh ST.
Work called for and delivered.
ort23. I'm. -. -. 5Ils1
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REAL EsTATE-FOR REV..
FOR RENT

store and dwelling al Eleventh and Hcsid
streets Splendid location for drug store or
grocery store. Also apartments in the lyle.
Eighth and West streets. rooms, bath.
porch, hot and cold water
K. LEVY
NO. 7o5 WEST STREET.
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List
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
s27 Van Buren ST. ~ r & $3.50
l12 Walnut ST.. g rooms. .....-.. $500
500 Ruttonvood 81. roous and
Store .. ...... ....... sae 90
11I5 Union 81. 3 rooms ........ $1,000
2f07 lessup ST., 3 r. and b ......- Si9.Oo
704 . Market 81. ic .. and D ... Sa2.Oo
APARTMENTS.
aO7 West ST. I'd Aoor, h. d q P $4,000
9O7 West ST. 80 foor r. B & r. $4,000
Aihambra No. !. Il. B 4 P.... s85. 90
1902 Van Buren St., r B, tflr-
nfehcdl .....-......... 80. 90
po2 Market ST., (see agents..
bO4 Market ST.. (see agents..
STORES.
9Ol Market 81. (see sgentf).
sos Shipley t..................3 5.0C
lsuO I.an,as,sr Ave. ....--.... $1,000
OFFICES.
SOS Shpley 81. ...-..A........ $500
East Ninth ST.. I'd door.
n. y. Cor. Ninth and Market St. I'd hoor
904 Market ST.. I'd floor.
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~ lIzABETH BANRAHA6. GRADUATE
II Fowler & Kama Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring. hairdressinz and maxsaging No
voc Adams St ID. & A. zoos. Evening
by appointment mayi5iyr.
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A NNIE n. SCHAFFER CHIROPODlST.
n Corns. bunions, ingrown nails treated. .
loot massage. Consult me for all foot trou
pies. ID. & A. Phone, 1885. No. 2ii West
Tenth street ian241yr.
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BOARD WANTED

" DUNG COUPLE DEsIRE ROOM AND
i board over Washington street bridge
Please state terms. Address W-3l. Evening
journal O1ice. novls.3t
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SANITARY WORKERS

NJ X. BELTER,
M. SANITARY. ODORLTSs rXCAv AT.
inf ONCE. S. v. Corner Fourth and West
streets. o-toi-tf.
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E OR SALE-i7-KOOM COTTAGE AT
II RehOboth, furnished ample grounds
good shade trees; fine location. Price and
icruis reasonable. Address the Rev Thos.
n. Terry Fedcraisbure. Nd.
novi4-eo 90 days.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

81 s..I..- s -
NJ AsoUERADE sUTTs-NRs SUSAN
nj A. standeryick no. e29 Naudeser
avenue successor 20 Mrs 5onn q Quill OF
526 q. Fourth st. novlt-lm.
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MAGICIAN

------ll--sl
vi Electric Scalp Treatment, Hair Dress
ing. Hours by appointment. Phone 4692D
oct21 I'm.
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HAIR DRESSING

HAIR WORK. COMBINES MADE. WILL
IL call at your home. MRS. T.. EVANS.
oct@2'fm. Phone, ,223fA.
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3. 4. and 8 ro0m. and bath.
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O. C, GOODEN,

Renting speciality.
no. . WEST NINTH STREET.
Real Estate Mortgages and Insurance..
Evening journal., 1913-11-19

~ or RKNT--ROOMs OR SECOND
II aoor apartment No. 1910 Washing
ton street. uoyisim.
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We have for sale l25 desirable dwellings
from 81 200 up to SO, 500.
IN n Building Lots from 16 feet By SO
~ feet TO a whole city block any size
or any DEPTH in almost any section Of the
CITY. VIII sell these Lots on easy monthly
payments. Price from 500 up.
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RESORTS
CHIROPODIST

y LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. NO. 6o1
II Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
Hanna Treats Corns BunioDs, Inarown
Nails, Etc. Evenings By appointment. d.
& A.. o617 n26-n.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- - :
" NG-INIELLIGENT fARMING--
II farming with the improved scientific.
systematic. intensive methods---is attractive,
interesting apd highly profitable. The above
methods Of farming, when combined with
such conditions found in Eastern North
Caroline, the land nearest the "Gnlf stream
with its Mediterranean Climate long
growing seasons and fortil soils, with ths
markets Of twenty millions OF people within
days reach. of your farm, is the Land or
Opportunity' Trucking. fruits. pecane,
poultry. dairyinE snd hog raising, alfalfa,
etc. arc few Of the money-mRkinc occu-
pations awaiting you there Send for free
illustrated booklet and information about
what has been done and what can be done in
the way Of farming in the Carolina Coast
Country. Also how you may get your farm
and how 20 work IL. Addrcss
THE CAROLINA FARMS C0MPANt,
BULL1TT BUILDING.
nov1 INV, Sim. Philadeiphia, "a.
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A Large Number Of Fine CORNER LOTS,
ju-t the thing for STORE PROPERTIES
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DELAWARE TRUST CO.,
n. r. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings,
7 30 3 o'clock.
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7 Onc FOR Houses, Garages Manufae-
LOlO tories. Coal aud Wood Ynrds.
with Railroad sidinEs.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

TTNFURNIsHED ROOMS. 40 1922 TAT
- nail ST.. novisim.
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Sl.650

VIII bug fwo-story brick dwellisE n
western stction Of the city, suitable for
either home or Investment rooms re.
ception hall. front and back porches, porcs-
lair bath. toilet up cement cellar, heater,
sewer connections Same tenant for four
teen years. Rents for SIS.
Harrison street near Seventh: SEMI
detached, front yard, front and back porchcs.
Q large rooms, opcn saitary plumbing. 4 line
home and In splendid condition viii sell
at great sacrifice for quick sale.
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Il OR RENT SECOND STORY FRONT
II room With board No. aio Washington
street. nov4im
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PUBLIC SALE

IL uBIIC SALE or A VALUABLE SMALL
farm of samuel NJ. Parker deceased.
will be sold a. public sale ON The premises
ON Che road from Hockcssin TO Union. three
miles from the former, and one milo from tho
latter in Mil Creek hundred Del, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1913,
the following described real estate contain
ing "A acres, moro or less. The land Is Of
good aualips well wntered and suitable FOR
anyone looking for place TO truck or raise
chickens. The improvements consist OF
% room stone and log honse, fiame barn,
wagon house, corn crib. chicken and hog
house.
This property Is nicely located in good
neiehborhood. ten miles from Wilmington.
Anyone Wishing 20 view the premises pre-
vious 70 sale can do go By calling on tho
tenant. The property win be sold TO close
the estate Sale commences at go o'clck,
when conditions viii be made known BY
JOHN r. PARKER,
ADDiE PARKER,
novs.ial5Hoaae7. Administrators.
ID UBLC SALE on PERSONAL PROP
L crty.--Thc Subscriber. about 10 relin.
quish farming. will sell af his residence on
t,s rond irom Hnnirr stove 10 Mont
chanin. on THURSDAY. NOV EMBER 90
1913. at o'clock, a. m.
Three Horcs. pair Of dne Young Mules
and colt head Of fine Nilch .nl
{ home raised Holstcin stock Bull, years
old Two s.year.old Heifers. one siN
Farming lmpcments--rwo farm wagons
hay fats peach bed with springs. tol
I buggy. rubber tired runahout. market dear
born sleigh and hoils. carriage poles, Cor
liking manure spreader 90 bushels good a.
ncv1 Farmers Friend corn planter. slel
Z corn cutter grain iun, corn shcllcr
whceharrows grindsiuncs farm bell, ha.
fork, rope, spring. Tooth harrow. drag hsr
row. one horse rlows, Wizard shors
plovs, double trees, single trees shovcls
hoes forks spades. rakes and many small
articles. Large water tank and barrels small
chutn, s milk cans aud dairy fixtures. tw
sets wagon harness, light set carriage har
ness . sets market harness; collars brl
dies. halters pillow harness. grain hags etc
Household Ooods--Two stoves. = hcdroor
suites. hedsteads bedding feather he'd an
pillows sidehosfd, chairs tables dishes. rs
frigerator, 100 chickens, lot OF co0ps, etc.
Terms of sale. cash. No goods 20 be rt
moved untn conditions arc complied with
II. @. DOLSON
d. p HUTCHINSON, Anct novf1.3
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REMOVAL NOTICE


nR. n. j. BRADLEY. iR- DENTIST.
~ has removed his ohico from 700 Fihnk
ln 20 el9 Market street y. s. a. Phone
4fi6. uctis-amo
~ Market street has removed his once 10
80. 9nt Market street second floor front.
oft2T.cod I'm
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TYPEWRTTERS


~ NpAWRiIERs REPAIRED EANl ~.
A sold. Easy payments. Bargains shgnt.s
used Royals lndorwoods. Remington hip'
bonn typewriter Supoly Co. No sle mar
Aei ST. Both phoaes. a-s'u-
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WE ARE SFFolAIisTS sUIEDrNs 1E LOTS.
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HELP MANTED--MALE

M ANTED-40 nRICkJAl FRS. AP-
w pi, State Hospital Grounds, Cam
bridge Nd noyi4-6t
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR. RENT
Lancaster Ave, ~ r. & . r.
"a & Henson SIS. 10 r. 4 y.

2i05 Lancaster Ave, ~ r. 62B.
Willard & Benson SIS. 10 r. & b.
9l3 Washington St.. IA y. a b.
200t Moodlswn Ave, II Il & B $500
703 West ST., 10 R. & B. ........ $4,000
1903 Broome 81. IL r. B. ....... $500
i40i Harrison ST., II q. & B......S4o.00
1Ol7 1atnali St.. II r. & B..... $500
oO7 Van Buren St., 10 z. - b.. $500
1921 Delaware Ave. 10 r. & B.. $1,000
1foS Jackson St.. Il. & b., $4,000
1893 Broome St. z. & B........S2 $4,000
$50 Franklin ST.. r. & b.. S25.00
ais = Fourth St., 10 y & B f. $500
23l Concord Ave, r. & B...... .S21.0O
CPS W. Fourth ST.. X. & B.......St8.0O
1900 Washington 81. rooms ..... $500
2O4 ~ Harrison St.. r.. & B ...Si5.Oo
1858 Thatcher 81. x. & b .... $1,000
634 Poplar ST.. rooms .....S S1f.O0
S36 Poplar ST.. : Rooms .........S1A.OO
gi5 Bennett St.. rooms ....S13.Oo
1902 =. Twenty-sccond St.. z R & B. $500
S44 Bennett St.. rooms. ..........S12 90
1929 Lancaster Ave, r & B...Sl4OO
e0i Chestnut St.. r. & B. g. store. S35.OO
2O5 W. 4th St. Q r. & b & store, $4,000
APARTMENTS.
3, 4. and 6 rooms and bath.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19

~ OvERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" to get My free booklet N.60o, tells
how. Write today-NOW. Earl Hopkins
Washington. d. G. oct23-lm.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
SpFCTAITIFs

SPECIAITIEs.
Lot 165 feet by 65 feet. only 100 feet from
Twenty y-second and Market streets Good
place for small houses, garage or manufac.
turing site
Lot 100 feet BY 100 feet only 200 feel
from Twenty ninth and Market streets.
lot suited for Coal Yard site Near Ford't
Factory. Third and Webb streets.
Lot 80 feet By 80 feet corner Fourth and
Union streets: the best store or apart
ment site west Of Madison treet
Eight-room dwelling, corner stove good
basement cellar
Elegant eizht-room brick swelling front
yard and porch. All Improvements Lot
3svso foet Corner. Terms 70 suit the
purchaser
PETER j. FORD, I,
Ford Building Tenth snd Market street,
Open Tuesday and Saturday evenings from
TO $50
nov5-red sat.
Evening journal., 1913-11-19
HELp WANTED-FEMALE

VIZ ANTED-WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w cral housevork. Apply No. 1929
dupont street. novlf-5t