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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-06-11
ADDaIaClia Items

Mrs. y. b. Kaylor entertain
ed at dinner on last Wednes
day, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. 5. Me
Conncll, Miss Katherine Clcek
and brother.
Mrs. NJ ID. Collier and Mrs.
O. L. Maddox attended the
Stonega-Wise ball game a t
Wise Saturday.
Mrs. II b. Mouser, Mrs. NJ.
D. Richmond and Miss Ruby
kemper attended the ponrch
party at Mrs lIagy's at limbo
den Friday.
Miss Nina Kate Cooper, who
has for the past season held the
place as seamstress at Ford a.
McConnell's left Sunday morn
ing for her home at johnson
City.
DR.. Reede, of Richmond, Va.
will occupy the place vacated
by DR. Harry Smith.
DR.. Pollard returned Sunday
night from Norfolk, whore he
attended the Doctors C0nven-
ton of Southern Railroads.
Mrs. Polly was called to Bris-
toll Friday ON account of the
serious illness of her grand
mother.
Mrs Y. J. johnson has MS
her guest, her mother, Mrs
Wagner, of Bristol
Mrs. Ernest Crizor and Mrs
Peaks were thrown from a bug
gy while driving on the pike
between Big Stone and Appaln
CHA. Both were painfully
hurt.
1t is indeed with much regret
that we are losing from our
town the firm Of Ford x Me
Councils. MIR. Mcconnell has
been advised by physicians
that he must "he careful"for a
while, and for this reason he
has sold his store at this place
MIR. Mcconnell has man y
friends here and elsewhere who
wish him a speedy recovery.
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The SpirelIa Corset for the
Athletic Girl.

The Spirella Corset permits
unrestricted Indulgence in all
forms Of healthful athletics.
The Golf Girl discovers she can
walk. more quickly when wear
ing IA Spirelia, and 1t doesn' I
hinder her stroke. The Tennis
Girl can run faster and move
quicker. and thus her game is
wonderfully improved by The
Spirella. The Canoe Girl takes
long, quick strokes without fear
of her corset's squeezing or
chatting. The horsewomau may
disregard the jolt if her habit
is Worn over a Spirella. Its
resilient, pliable Boning enconr-
ages quick action and perfect
freedom unknown to the wear
er of a corset bought in store.
Phone 80
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For Sale.

Lot No 10, Block 27. situate
at the Soutn corner of Wood
Avenue and East Third Street.
opposite the Interstate Finance
aud Trust COMPANY Building,
Big Stone Gap, Va. Thirty
three feet front on Wood Ave
nue. and running back uniform
width l32 feet. Most desirable
business lot in town.
TERMS. r. One-third cash;
balance IN equal instnllment o!
SIX and twelve months.
Must go and will he sold at a
bargain. Apply 20
G. i. BLANToN,
Big Stone Gap, Va.
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Fuller Bros, Buy out Ford
and Mcconnell at Appa-
lachia.

y deal was contaminated at
Appalnchia last week which
makes Fuller Brothers the own.
crs of Ford and McConnells
immense stock of goods ut that
place in addition to the stock
which these entcrprising mor-
chants already have there
The two stores will bee consoli
dated and f. b. Cleek will re
main with the new manage.
ment. This will be good news
to the shopping public in this
section, AS Mr.. Cieek is so well
and popularity known already.
MIR. Mcconnell has been in poor
health for over a year, and it
was on the advice of a famous
specialist that he decided to
sell out and recuperate his fail
ing health by a long rest. He
will continue, however, to make
Appalachia his home for the
present,
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NJ moro money In our treasury.

put more money in our treasury.
The league has also placed IN the build
ing the beautiful piano that is so useful
in school in eutiyating the children's
voices in singing as well as tni.ing them
to keep time in their step in marching to-
gether
on Sept =. 1912, brass band was or
eanized known as the Negro school
League Band Since this band has been
organized it has raised $4,000 With
this they haze bought their instruments.
paid their band teacher and now
they are able to make some very pretty
music
This Negro League Of Big Stone Gap
has created spirit Of unselfshness in
the community The faculty is composed
of four different denominations. The
president is Baptist, vice president 4. NJ.
+ Zion Methodist, secretary NJ. +
Methodist and the treasurer a rresbyte.
rian Yet all work in harmony together
for tho upliit OF the young people. Will,
the other members of the league have
the same nnselfish spirit
1t has also created Il love of literature
among It's members Even the Young
girls and boys have debated and held
their audience spell bound by their mas
terly way in which they handled their
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East Radford, Va.

subject This was done by l6e study Of
different literature
The Older members have become mor
studious by attending the league A
person could not be more highly enter
tanned than TO come to the league when
Mcssrs. earns Morris, Woods, Major
Dykes and others too numerous 10 mem
tion are ON programme for debate. These
men Show they too are lovers OF urfi-
tnrc.
Then the league has formed an air Of
sociahiIity On our meeting nights f-
lei the programme has been rendered Nc
have refreshments to sell. All gather
aroundthe table and buy the yituals have
social chats together aud then go hone
The league has caused missionlE
spirit 10 exist and that spirit has caused
two ladies TO sacrifice one hour ia ,L.h
week TO the students of the school 70
teach them SEWN & aud embroidery les
sons.
And last thought, not least, the league
has created spirit of love among Is
members. We all love each ether lnl
therefore we divide our means To keep
our dues paid. by doing this, we hel
one another. When we do this we
know We are doing right. for love is Tie
fulfilling of the law
MRs. NJ. +, MARTlS.
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For an infant industry the
Wells dairy Is right UP to now
Clean rich jersey milk deliver.
ed in spotlessly clean sanitary
cans right 10 the minute is rap
lilly makingRobertWelis one of
our most popular young bust.
ness men. Robert liz milking
about fifteen Jerseys now and
shipping all the milk he does
not sell IN town. He deserves
much credit for the way ho has
taken hold of this industry.
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taNNt-7 'NNulNs
Frank j Cheney makes oath that lhc is
senior partner of the firm of +. j Che
ney y CO.. doing business in the City of
Toledo. County aud state aforesaid. and
that said firm win pay the SUM Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS tor cach and
every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cur
ed 10y the use of HALLS CATARRI
CURE
FRANK CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed la
my presence this 9TH day of December,
y ID 1856
Seal a. ". GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system Send
FOR testimonials. free
j CHENEY y Co. Toledo. %.
sold 10y all Druggist .lc
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of Nir-
ginia In Bankruptcy
In the matter of
John 4 Es-rH.
Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IL HANKRUpTCY.

10 tho Creditors John A. Esser
of Norton. in the County of Wise an,
district aforesaid, bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that ON the It'll
day OF June. \ u. 1913, the said John \
Esscr, was duly adjndicated bankrupt
and the first meeting of the creditors will
bc held at Norton, in the office of Il :
Graham on the Dist day of June. y. d.
1913, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. "a;
which time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint trustee. cN.
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come be.
fore said meeting
MAYO CNnEif-
Referee in Bankruptcy
juno 10th. 1918.
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W alnut Logs
w anted.

Good prices paid lnr walnut
logs delivered on the railroad
in car load lots. If you own
no timber let me give YOU a
contract To get out car load
in your neighborhood.
Address GEO. S. SHANKLIN, Jr.
23.2G Harlan, Ky
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APPALACHIA ELECTION

\ municipal election was
also held "a Appalnchia Tues
day. and suited IN the follow
ing vot" for the various cundi-
dates, Il mayor, sergeant, treas
ur"r, 81" cpuucilmen. recorder
AID 60 missioner being elect
Ell.
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Town Election

The municipal election for
Big Stone Gap wus held on
Tuesday, a may or, sergeant.
treasurer and six councilmen
beng elected Mayor Fleenor
and Treasurer p. II Barron, the
present incnmbents. were re-.
elected 10y large majorities.
Following is the vote the
various candidates received;
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
The Post:

THAT the machine representa-
tives in the last Legislature
violated their oaths to support
{ Ia q Constitution Of Virgin
in - ~
This statement has been ques-
toned by some MS being too
broad and perhaps it should
have been more explicit
|, therefore, desire to quote
Sec. ~ OF the Constitution of
Virginia which is MS follows:
"Thc superintendent OF the
State into Senatorial and
House Districts made by
theGeuernlAssembly appro-
we'd April ,, 1912 liz hereby
adopted but reapportion
mont may be made in the
year 1906 aud Shall be made
in the year 1902 and every
tenth year thereafter" Soc
page ccxvlll OF Vol |, VIC.
1904 by Pollard.
Every member Of every Leg
islature since the adoption of
this constitution has taken the
oath to support it as prescribed
by Sec. "a OF the constitution
page ccxv yet no renpportion-
ment has been made and the
Legislature of 1912 has passed
into history and the machine is
now stivring to secure the
menbershipof the one that will
convene in 1914 b y its usual
methods.
\ few examples of tie injus-
ticc forced upon the people of
Va, by the Legislature viola.
ton of this oath are the follow
ing:
The counties of Appomattox,
population n, 52G; Prince Viii
ham, population, 2,02G; Glou
cester, population, l2,477, Lun.
cnburg, population, - $50; each
have one member a piece in
the House OF Delegates while
h c counties of New Kent,
Charles City, James City, York
Warwick and the city of viii
liamsburg all combined hav,
but one representative and they
have a population of 3o,G7l.
Tazewell and Buchanan
counties with Il combined popu
lntion of 1880 are allowed only
one representative for both.
Wise aud Dickinson with a
population of 1891 are togeth
or only allowed one representa-
tive.
Richmond City with popu.
lauon of l27,G2s only has tiv,
representatives while Bedforc
County and City with popn.
lation of 2a,54O have two repre-.
sentatives.
Roanoke City claims popu
lation Of over 80, 900 aud ha,
only one representative Will,
Newport News, with popula
ton of 90, 2o5, has one roprescn
tative.
These figures as to all excep
Roanoke are according to th,
last &. $. Census and believ,
the increase in the population
has sinca made these inequali
ties even more unfair and un
just.
Representation in the Senate
is even more unfair than in tn,
house. When compared on Tn,
basis of schools, roads, aud as
sessed values there is as wide {
variance as when compared oil
the basis of population.
Consider Lee County, will
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HOROSCOPE
MAY 21.

All persons born from May 20 to
June p are born under the sign Gem
ini. meaning "the twins"
This is the head sign Of the air tri-
plicity, and some of the most wonder
FIJI people in the world are born under
this sign.
They have a dual nature in active
operation and are hard to understand,
as they are never certain just what
they want.
Under no sign Of the zodiac is the
dual nature so closely and clearly
shown as in people OF this birthdate.
Many philosophers, poets and writ
ers are born under this sign, among
them Ralph Waldo Emerson.
This date favors change of location.
Business partnerships may be sought
with profit in the Want Ads.
Homes will be advertised that are
worth considering and farms will be
given consideration.
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REGISTER,S NnIICE


II STATE OF WILLIAM LEA, De
II CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate of William Lea.
late Of Wilmington hundred deceased were
duly granted unto Sarah Bentley Lea, on the
third day Of May, a. D. 1913. and all persons
indebted 20 the said deceased are requested
TO make payment TO the executrix without
delay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required 10 exhibit
and present tho same. duly probated 70 the
said cxecuiriN. on or before the third day Of
May. A. ID. 1914 or abide by the law in
this behalf
SARAH BENTLEY LEA, Executrix.
Address John Biggs, Esq, Attorney.at.
Law. Wilmington, Del. mays eod.at
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FEW on our sPECIALs.

FEW Of OOh OEEOlAltcs
CALL AT OUR OFFICE FOR MORE
COMPLETE LIST.
Boulevard and Twenty second street. New,
up-to-date hardwood trimmings and floors,
hot water heat, IL rooms. . baths, 3 porches,
twentieth street and Monroe Place, two
new square built, upto dates each rooms
bath and hot water heat.
SOC Concord Ave, 6p-to. date, square built
ali McCabe Ave. 8 rooms bath. hot
water heat, up-tO-date.
1921 and 1928 Washington street, each IL
rooms, large lot, suitable for apartments.
1902 Washington street 10 rooms, bath
1929 W Eighth St. rooms and bath :
modern
Four brick houses; rent $40 month.
Price. 81. 900.
2is ". Sixteenth street. rooms and
bath, modern, facing park owner leaving
614 Harrison street, rooms and bath, 2
porches Owner moving away.
Nineteenth street and Greonhin Ave, ?
new, up.to-dnte rooms, bath, modern.
1905 Park Ave, Highlands, near Rock
ford Tower rooms and bath large lot.
1912 Pennsylvania Ave, rooms and bath,
upto-date; easy terms; must sell
2O8 and 22O f. Sixth street. rooms.
Montrose rooms and bath, city con
veniences large lot; view Of river.
Richardson Park, room and bath, easy
terms.
Ashley. S rooms up-to-date bungalow.
4.acre poultry and truck farm, Hare 8
Corner. Possession.
Cedars. Brandywine Springs, rooms and
bath: large lot.
6.acre farm, Centerville. Possession
2O-acre farm Chrstiana. Possession. with
crops.
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses, some ne,s. on
easy terms and Investment properties
Several productive farms and country resi-.
dences, near city, all sizes.
Desirable building lots both city and sub.
urban. AZ sacrifice prices.
Renting a specialtv.
o. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth St
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance..
Both Phones
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w ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR GEN.
w cra homework. Ono who prefers
good home 90 high wages. State wages
0antCd None but the honest need apply.
ADDRESS Mrs. W. g.. Maxwell Elkton Nd.
g r D. no o Box 10. may2l-2t
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PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE R
TO Ph,ddBhh 10 2 os ss ie' g. 92 g 80 os s
Js2 1i.57- Ml2.27",
as. 5ol. 80. 5as 500 eao- eo5 7io', 74o sol'
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59S s.@O'' io' 7s s'oi' s5-
1852 s' a ana % N" nai II 5o. & idi 5s Ss & S
so2. s4o. $50 o 5.5s-' sso, 6ss.
Rarmop. A. Me-i2.i5, 1912. M-aao
Baltimore 4i9., 7e.
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TO Baltimore and Way stations Sundays A M-9o5. p M-55o
DIVISION P B &
ovns Sundays A. M-758 p M-425 it.5s.
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
fS' s5i as7 q sS s' sa 81 5 81 5.
ns Fnssgn s Ss4g s % s 1895 95 s So Ise 1869 ''7
Oo' 13s O 1 4s s 4s ocs. 5i% $40 1857 NJ
90 mBnl,ger and Warrington Sunday M-455 s49 Io.5l.
PHILADELPHIA a READING RAILWAY.
Reading and Stations A. M7.97 P. MILO
P M1i.so s'oo Si5 & co. 7 CO. a. " o wv 1913" ls'oo
Sundays trps-s nd o.soP NJ.
ripss Saturdays ouy,i P. NJ N "
the and for
To New casteaye Front Market every
a New Castle with Delaware w W
and MarshsItop
Springs o square. 1'D'
stance. and 2 IS - ~ ~
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PROPOSALS
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NEW CASTLE CITY BONDS
$40 GOO

Proposals will be received until g D. M,
Thursday May 20. 1918, for all or any part
Of Thirty Thousand Dollars Of bonds 10 he
issued upon the credit of the city Of New
Castle. Delaware, under authority Of an Act
Of the Legislature approved March II, 1913,
Said bonds win be in the name
Of The Mayor and Council Of New
Castle. will be dated and issued as
OF July 1. 1918, will bear interest from date
at the rate Of five per centum per annum,
payable semi-annually, and will be IN de-
nominations Of Five Hundred Dollars each.
the principal being payable at the expira-
tion Of thirty years from their date, the city
reserving tho right TO redeem any or all OF
said bonds az par and accrued interest at
any interest period after the the expiration
Of FIVE years from their date. Said bonds
will be delivered Ten Thousand Dollars on
July l. 1913. Ten Thousand Dollars on
August /, 1913. and Ten Thousand Dollars
on September /, 1913, the purchaser 10 pay
accrued interest from the date Of bonds 20
the time Of delivery All proposals must
be accompanied by a certified check, pay
able 90 the order Of The Mayor and Coun.
Gil Of New Castle, for three per centum Of
the amount of bonds bid for, the same 20
be forfeited il the bidder fails 20 accept and
pay for the bonds awarded, the bonds to
be settled for on delivery. The right 70
reject any and all bids is reserved Ad.
dress ali bids 10 Theodore W. Cavender.
President Of Council New Castle, Delaware
By order Of City Council.
THEODORE W. LAVENDER,
msy1417,21. President.
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HAIR DRESSING

LITTLE ATTENTION BY AN EXPERT
n each week. helps wonderfully We are
experts. Hair dressing. inanicuring, scalp
treatment, face and head mnssagiug. Chill.
dren's work q specially. Louise O. Potsa
600 rruitahio Ride maro5-am
MFRS. CARRIE WRIGHT, FORMERLY
wi Of No. 1910 Washington street, has re.
moved 10 the Harris Building, No 211 West
Tenth street. Parlors on second floor Mani.
curing. electric scalp treatment. facial mas
sage. hair dressing. shampooinE. Combings
neatly made up. d. 4 A. phone. 5o21.
apr26m
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

n APITAI.--MANUFACTU WANTS
- reliable party 70 open Office and manage
salesmen, $500 TO 81 900 necessary You
handle your own money should pay IS, 900
first year. Investigation invited Address
Manufacturer, Suite 602, No 90 West ST.,
New York mav1e9t
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

7777l77'777-1'
ID OARDERs OR TABLE BOARDERS.
- Pleasant rooms. j. & A. phone aT7iD.
No. BOG Concord Ave may7.fm.
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NOTICES


A ENCOURAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
~ Special sale Of summer stock Of Ladies'
Sniting Moocns We will make suits TO
order from 500 mp Linens. Si2 up. and AZ
considerable reduction over any other
Wilmington on Philadelphia concern a
6lautl, Ladies Tailor. No. 1908 Tatnall
street may2O.fm.
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APARTMENTS.

II OR RENT-APARTMENT (GREEN 81.
II Eve rooms and bath. No. 101 West
Eighth street. Apply 10 r. r. Wells, No 6l3
Orange ST. mayl-lm.
< ECOND AND THIRD FLOOR APART.
- ments. FIVE rooms and bath each. oppo.
site Eighth Street Park Apply No. 1919
W. Eighth street. Phone, 5T5fD.
mayi5-i2t.
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SITUATION WANTED
FEMALE.

n RAINED NURSE WISHES PONTION
a. nurse for small baby in country.
Address WIS. Evening Journal Ohce
mav14-1m.
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BEAUTY PARLORS

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NJ ANlCURlNG. MASsAufNG AND
vi scalp treatment Mrs. A. Reed. No
st- Shipley 81 naris.em.
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WANTED


n HILDREN WANTED TO BOARD. AID.
~ dress VITA. Evening Journal once.
mav1d.1m
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CHIROPOrIST

II LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY, CHR.
II opodlst, has removed 10 KleitB Building.
n. W. Corner Sixth and Marke streets.
ID. & a. phone. 261T. n2o-tf
A NNIE NJ. sCHAFFER, CHIRoPODIST.
"A has renewed 20 the Harris Building No.
2ii W. Tenth street. ID. a A. phone. 1885.
i2t-iyr.
II LIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
II Fowler a Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring hairdressirR and massaRing. No.
200 Adams 81. ID. 4 A., zoos Evening By
appointment. msy16-lyr.
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FOR SALE

IL OR SALE-AUTOMOBIL OVERLAND
Il Runabout. No. 11o7 Madison street.
anrI III
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I OTIS FOR SALE ON TWENTY. .FIGHrTf
- street, near Boulevard and three blocka
from new Evan G Shortlidge School, $3.50.
zokl@o; main line 6foot sewer within 100
ieeti no taxes free deed in case ~
death no reasonable terms refused Al
dress So, Evening Journal Ofice mavf2.tf
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PLUMBERS
UPHOLSTERED AND

J. j. 0'KANE,
Cabinet Work. Polishing. Carpets, Decora-
tions, Carpentry, Mattresses, Box Springs,
Portieres. Curtains, Slip Covers.
N. E. Cor. 7th and Monroe SITS
D. 6 A. Phone, 5e57A Automatic, a94o.
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FOR SALE
For Sale

No. 1903 Clayton St., IL rooms, bath and
reception hall. Hot water heat, front and
rear porches laundry; all modern cone
veniences The cheapest frst.class propertr
in this neighborhood.
wAKEMAN-McINTIRE REALTY 90.
msy17-s,m,w. Eighth and Shipley SITS.
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TYPEM1frTERS.

~ YPEWRITERs REPAIRED, RENTED.
Il sold. Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Royals. Underwoods, Remingtons. Rib.
hons. Typewriter Supply Co., No. 915 Mar.
ket ST. Both phones a39-tf.
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sITIIATlON wANTEp-MALE.

~---------------.---.----
II NpERlFNCED CHAUFFEUR DESIRES
II position. Private family preferred.
Address WIG Evening Journal once
moy-u.1t.
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n OR sALE-PROpERTY. NO ism IAN-
caster avenue Store IL rooms anE
path. Fine stable in rear. Apply on prem-l
ises. may1s-im.
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A SSfSTANT GARDENER - MIDDLE
~ aged man. sober wants position as as
flstani gardener and general utility man.
Tired Of confinement In shop. Successful as
en amateur on vegetables and flowers Ad
dress VIZ. Evening Journal odicc. nny2l-1t
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REAL. EsTATE-FoR SALE.

- uBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sAT,F-,
Box 405. mav1o-s, ~
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FOR SALE

Property located at Fourth and orsnge
street 75x7o feet. Large four. story buiidf
ing on It. Suitable for light manufacturing
or a storage house. viii be sold on very
reasonable terms. For further particulars
apply ISAAC DILLIN,
No. I'll West Eleventh Street,
Wilmington. n-l. /
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For Sale

400 McCabe Avenue. One Of the bsse
properties over the bridge. Detached corner
property Of 10 rooms and bath. Built in
1871 on square plan. Has all modern con-
veniences. Pantry, laundry, hot water heat,l
fine basement With side entrance, combina.
tion fixtures. Occupied less than one year .
Owner must sell. Reason not financial. WIZ
make good price and reasonable terms
WAKEMAN-M MCINTYRE REALTY CO.,
may17-s,m,W. Eighth and shipley SITS.