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The Washington times., 1913-11-20
ALL PRICES SAG ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Freight Traffic Committee of
Chicago Protest Is Bear
Factor on Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-With can
money at from "a to 3 per cent,
prices on all the active stocks sag
ged still further today, there being no
favorable news from any source, with
the constant tales of reductions on
commodities, particularly steel prod
ucts, and a continued failure to at
tract buyers, even at the reduced
prices.
Operators, as they watched the
stocks go off an eighth now and an
eighth then, wondered just what
would happen to prices If the rate for
call money should be lacked up to
20 per cent, and the banks begin
calling in their loans. ...
One Of the bear factors was the re-
port that members of the freight
traffic committee of the Chicago As
scciation of Commerce had sent a
resolution to the Interstate Com
merce Commission protesting against
any advance in the rail and lake
rates to Eastern territory. This SEEM
ed to be a blow at the 8 per cent
increase in freight rates, and con-
ssquently helped to affect the whole
market
The speech Of Howard Elliott, presi-
dent of the New Haven, coupled with
this. had a disquieting effect Mr.
elliott declared that his railroad was
IN need OF more nourishment IN the
shape Of higher freight rates.
London reported the price of copper
metal had slumped off z shillings and
s pence, which had a bad effect on
Amalgamated and the other Copper is
sues. Amalgamated dropping five
eighths at the opening, to s9N, and de-
Ginning further to SsB, after a slight
rally to 70h. 1t closed at 6gh. Texas
OH was fairly strong, at 116ss. Little
steel opened down to X, at 55ss, afteI-
ward touching 54ss.
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
SOUTHEAST SECTION

Fealy, 1924 Pa. Ave g. e.
McFall, la77 Pa Ave. S. F..
Enrich, 1lo1 Fa. Ave. 8. E.
Miller. 527 sth St 8. +.
Pollen. 46l sth St g "A
Meehy. 1lth and c Eta g e.
Taylor & Lamb. HOO Z. Cap. St
Van Emmons. 18th and e. Cap.
Beard. 11th and n. c. Ave.
Lucas. 11Is Sth 81. 8. z.
Hayden, Sth and x Sts. s. z.
Bradley. 15et Pa. Ave. s. E.
Pitts, 1918 sth st. g. r.
Cornell. Il3 r st. 8. E.
Sparks. I'd and East Cap.
Williams. 1th and N. c. Ave.
Berkley. 1st and N. c. Ave.
Powell. 18th and East Cap.
Jones. 500 Pa. Ave. 8. e.
Abner. &a6 +. Capitol
Weyrich. 2IH ID St. 6. r.
Thurman. Srh and Fast Cap
w. o. HamInr;t. l53 B 81. s. E.
Jocls. 4th and Pa Ave. 8. E.
KearCy. 30I Pa Ave. s. E.
McPien. & Co, 22t Pm. Ave. 8. E.
Newton. Z 2nd 81. N. e.
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
Sales Today on the
Local EXCHANGE

Capital Traction 5's, $560dlo7k.
Washington Railway and Electric As,
$5o0QS0&. =. - '
Capital Traction. 361L2, 1e9112, sd112
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., >,
10QS7k
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
Nuns Summoned Aid.

NEW YORK, Nov. @.-While nuns.
his safety. Robert Kent fioundersd in
the East river until help arrived. On
the dock he fell on his knees beside
the nuns.
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NORTHEAST SECTION

Geiger. sth and Il Sts. n. E.
Muehlhaus. sol IL ~ N. f.
McChesney q Joachim, sth 4 r ". =
McChesney, ID and r. sts. n. Z.
MacWilliams. 12@5 II 81. N. "a
Lochrcy, III II ST " Z.
Taylor. t01 Maryland Ave- n. e.
McLeckie, 1se0 II 81. N. E.
Rector, 80. 4th -. ~ E.
T.. Stunkel, 71S II -. n. Z.
Stearm. ll2s II 81. y. E.
Tyree. 1sth and " Sts. n. +.
Sacks. 18th and + Sts y. z.
Baker. Sth and u SITS. N. E
Murphy. 14eS X 81. y. E
Hellmuth, liza II -. " e
KrAd. 100 q 81. y. r.
Master, ago II ST. y. r.
Conrad. 18th and " c. Avs.
Rogers. sos c ST. N E
Hutchinson. s4i II So " T,
Crostcrf. 10 TN 81. y. f
l.agleston, 1873 II ST N. z.
Georges, 400 G st. " E.
Fox, I'd and F SITS. y. e
Barrett. $40 II ST. " E
Nelson. 9Th and Nd. Ave. N. z
Stemford, 1908 H st. N. e
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ALEXANDRIA

Cation. Prince and Royal SITS.
Carne, 703 King st.
Bowie. 1000 King St
Knight, SIS King ST.
Ballard, 800 FRINGE St
Grimes, 1120 King ST.
Hudson, 1900 King st.
Dienelt. I'LL King st.
Donaplam. 725 King st.
Dyson. 4l2 King St.
Callan, Columbus and Princess SITS.
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
Price Is Cents
AT any of the following newsstands:
NORTHWEST SECTION

Herbst, $500 Pa. Ave
Day & Co. tth and 6 sts N. w.
%Inpsl %%ampoisky; 2s: , Pa; Ays;
King. 14th st. and Mass. Ave.
Cochran Hotel. IIth and X SITS N w.
Kerfoot. 7th and L SITS. n. w.
Wacker. 18th and L. Bellevue Hotel
Mattingly, 18th and I. SITS.
Linder. 631 @ st. N. W.
Simons, 931 eth st. N w
watzel. 500 18th st. n. W.
B Dupont PhaI. { Dypcn. cIrc!.
Magill. sos 9Th st. n. w
Hutchinson. ga H St N. W.
Beuchert. sos 18th St. N. w.
Halla. 18th and E SITS. n W.
Luchs. Metropolitan Hotel
Newman. 719 i4th ST. n. W.
Daw. 23d and Fl SITS. N. W
Holtzclaw. 1908 Pa. Ave.
Boone 2103 Pa. Ave.
Henr: ED and n SITS N w
VeitcL 1900 Goth st. N. W.
Morse 1904 l. st. N w
Dunbar. 9Th and G SITS. n. w
Wagner, 5th and SITS. N. W.
Roland Wallace. s2s 9th St. N. W.
Hirsh. sos 1lth st. N. W.
Deliver above between 9 and 10 a m.)
Conner. VT. Ave. and H st.
Conner. 1l42 Conn. Ave.
Henderson. 81 Southern Bldg
Cope. Evans Bldg.
Burwell. 500 F ST. N w
Forster, 1lth and N SITS. n. W.
O'Donnell. 18th and G Sts
Dunbar. 18th and F SITS.
Hays. 10th and e SITS.
Metrop. Bldg, 613 18th ST. N W
Paxton. 40S 18th St. N w
Harding. s25 l4th ST. N W.
Rogers. 1904 n. Y. Ave.
Bird. 730H 14th ST. N. W.
Peck. $40 18th st. N. w
Rogers. 1904 G st. y. w
Downs. Shoreham Hotel
Flesher. 305 7th st. N w
Occidental Hotel 1411 Pa. Ave.
Smith. 22d and Pa. Ave-
Birch. 2153 Pa. Ave
Hannah. 2206 Pa. Ave
Quigleys. 2lst and G SITS. N. w.
Singleton 1000 st. N. W
simmons. goth and X SITS n W.
Wood. Conn. Ave. and L St.
Lee Combs. Ebbitt House
Collins. 1745 Pa. Ave-
Hodges. 1912 Pa Ave
Queen st. James Hotel
Wise!ake. Woodward Bldg.
Nohe. sos ST. n ".
National Hotel, 9Th st. and Pa. Ave.
Wiley. 405 10th st. ~ W.
Raleigh 18th st. and Pa. Ave.
MI vernon. 18th St and Pa. Ave.
John Robinson; 18th st. and Pa. Ave
Adams. 9Th and SITS. n. W.
Willard Hotel. 14th ST. and Pa Ave.
Capitol Hotel
Langley, llSU 7th st. N. W.
Christiani Drug. 7th and Mass. Ave.
Christiani Drug, 9Th and Pa. Ave
Christiani Drug, 425 9th St
Christiani Drug. 7th and Pa Ave.
Luchs. 10th st. and Pa. Ave.
Green. 353 Pa. Ave
Kanns. 7th st. and Pa Ave.
Ideal Pharmacy. 11th and SITS. n. ".
Sterling Hotel 18th and SITS. N. W.
Kroehl, AIS 11th st. ". w.
Lisner. 701 l1th ST. N w
Afflecks 9Th and D Sts n w
Godshalk, 1o06 Pa. Ave
Groom. Treasury Bldg.
Fisher 1903 Pa Ave-
Howe, 1921 Pa Ave
Galley. 110l I ST n. W
Bowie. 3+O2 18th st. ". W.
Luders. $500 18th ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
NORTHWEST-Continued

Burrell & Co., 200G 18th ST. N. W.
James. 173s 18th st. N. w.
Crowley. 221S 18th St N. w.
Erwin. 2eos 18th 81. N. w.
Campbell. 18th 81. and Park Rd.
Corso. 1884 18th st. N. w.
Grady. Otis and Holmead SITS.
Garrison. 144 18th st. N. w.
Arcade. 14th St and Park Rd
kenner, 18th and Q SITS.
Proctor. 200 18th st. N. W.
Manning. 342e 18th St. N. W.
WALES. 313O 18th ST. N W.
Scribner. Z&s 18th st. N. W.
Thros,a Throckmo1tSn s.S' ;.s 1902 g. 18Th St n W
Kenesaw Phar.. Mt Pleasant and Irv.
Rupertss' lps sss' asos 18th st. N. W.
Wakefield. 17so Fla. Ave. N. W.
Coidren. 1888 18th St. N w
McNulty. 1896 18th ST. N. ".
Solunzo. 1904 18th ST. N W.
Bogardo. 1870 18th st. N w
Duffey. 1855 9Th St. N. W.
Davis. 9Th and 8 SITS. ". ".
Feldman. Takoma Park. D. c.
Davidson 1928 Georgia Ave.
Philips. 1893 fth st. n ".
Sheehy, 800 Florida Ave.
Day. 800 1lth st. N. W.
Jones. $40 Florida Ave
Boyds. 3901 Georgia Ave.
Simpson. 7th st. and r. I. Ave.
Hs Harvard ,oI, phsr ar 18th !, and Harvard SITS.
Sullivan. 7o2 Florida Ave.
Iavezzo. sth and n SITS. N. w.
Bause. 1904 7th st. N. W.
1908 7th ST. N. ".
Campbell. 4203 Georgia Ave
Battle. 1000 U St. N. W.
Barnwell. 11th and U Sta N. W.
Saum. $50 Park Rd.
Mattern. 452 D St N. W.
Robeys. North Capitol and II SITS.
Rades & Petros. 1st and c SITS. ". W.
n. Y. Ave Phar. N. Cap. st. & N. Y.
Ave
Cobientx. North Capitol st. & Fla. Ave.
Stafford. 1872 1st St. N. W.
Mccormick. 313 G st. N. W..
Laupenheimer. 70 Fla. Ave N. ".
Onenbacher. 101 H st. N. w.
Boyd. ID st. and Mass. Ave.
Davis & Pool. ~ c st. N. w.
Guiliani rs c St. N W.
Slattery. 9TH st. and Mass. Ave
Rogers. Columbian Bldg.
Truesdale. 2N Indiana Ave.
Astoria Sd and @ SITS. N. w.
Ferry. Sd ST. and Mass. Ave. N ".
Courtney. q st. N. W.
Wilmer. 11os North Capitol.
Bunch, 50 II St. N. W.
Drury. IS H ST. N W.
Richardson. North Capitol and SITS.
Linton & Nelson, N. Cap. ST. & r. I.
Ave
Linton & Nelson. 1st and r sts.
Eureka Phar.. Sd and r SITS. N. ".
Miller. 70 Mass. Ave. N. w.
Kenealy. North Capitol and I Sts.
Wagner. Ist and II SITS. N. W.
Butler & Field. I'd ST. and Ind. Ave.
Godfrey. 2H ~ St. N W.
Stratton. 1893 LIST ST. N. W.
Peake. q G ST. N. W.
Kersey, Hotel Continental
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by A.
9. Plant 4 Co.. ll5 G st. n. W.
Open. High. Low. 1:15PM
January..-.... 13.15 1916 1904 1904
December...-. 1885 13.42 1879 1880
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
When Bargains Ripen
In Real Estate

. This is the time to select that :
piece of ground, or the house ..
!. and lot, which is going to flg- .
. ure so largely In your future
!. welfare.
. So few people realize that op- .
portunity has no regular sea- ..
. sons-that the time when real .
= chances are greatest Is the
. time when the fewest people .
. are seeking them. But this .
won't always be so. Wise
. men are waking up.
: This, then, is to notify you that :
In the classified real estate
columns OF The Washington .
> Times there are a lot OF Of
. ferings which are well worthy .
. Of your attention-worthy Of .
your close investigation.
. You'll be mighty glad next .
: spring if you act on this sug-
. gestion now. .
The Washington Times
. Classified Real Estate Dept.
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
New York Curb Market.
Oy Times Direct wlrss

Furnished 70 The WashinEton IImes oS
Harrtusu & Co., EsW =Yesk:G. B. shiSman
Manager Local Branch. Colorado Bvndins.
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
GEORGETOWN

Browne, 1905 o Sc. n ".
Morgan Bros. soth and p Sta. n W.
Clements, 3&o2 N St N. ".
Lavezao, 3003 II St. N. w.
Graham. 1850 Wise. Ave.
Slegei. 2S2z NJ Ct N. w.
Mccormick. 3S30 Il St n ".
Allen. a0S7 II 81. N. W.
Wrenn. wis. Ave. and II NJ. n. w.
Kedney. 1900 Wis. Ave. n. ".
Stevens, 1901 Wis. Ave. n. ",
weIlus. $3.50 n q. ". W.
Newman q KasboRtx. AQueduce Bdrs,
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
SOUTHWEST

Herbert. 101 Va. Ave 6. W.
Birch. 1:iS AZ st. s. ".
johnson. 44E 7th st. y. ".
Miller, 7ol Ith st. 8. ".
Muliineaux. 900 1ith 81. s. ".
Sipos. 405 7th st. &. w.
Watson. 60: ~. ST. S. W.
Shea. 18th and c Sts. s. ".
Abbott. 234 AZ 81. s. ".
Stratton. zoo 1th ST. S. w.
Zulich. 1907 AZ ST. s. ".
Costello, el5 18th St. G. u.
The Washington times., 1913-11-20
ANACOST1A

Scott, 2121 Nichols Ave.
Warren. 1907 Nichols Ave.
Mushake, 80 Nichols Ave.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

NJ ANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. A
w position as chid's nurse or waitress.
Cen speak German or English. Can give
teference. Address Miss Pauline SchragF,
No. 1924 Summer street, rhiladelphiH. Pa
aug3o-6t.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
Information for Travellers
departure boats troisys Wilmington
Trsins Marked 90 ExpresseA
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE 4 WAS


10 $50 500 so, SO Ss5 81 LOS 10 soss os: as.
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$50 et5. 1910 hl2 so' 400 a.. 80
- New Ms.o2 40 40 so 49, 20 a. Sa sao
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Baltimore and A+-i3i5 1912 p h--H't
p aos'. Sos' 4Os' Sia'
To nd way stan A. Ms % P 1850
For Point. PE.ATSnE . z. DIvIs0a h " s4!lAPAp g. s.
$50 Down owns STATE. 90 sandsss s a S57 5 So ' M-4sa 1i.ss.
r. n.r.,.... sALTINoRE oHIo no nAIISOAPs 40. .,o car.
Z $50 Lis T1o'
s.1: S''.S' Y &.,s: "Ss:,i & IS 22sss;
M os' AZ. 70 'ssss So a.. Eos. 30 So. "
.os. s4s4.5s. a.. o.os.
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n. 40 and 4i5 m.
LINE sTEANBoArs
P. AS. 100 add vi
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Leave A a. NJ
rnNroE -,.-
Fonon Wilmington
To and minutes
and half Instance. o. and 81 A.r m IN.
and half sos1 Tor 90 and 80 Ss leaving here on
W springs sixth
ao Brsndywine
u.. minute, half hour. for IN
stance .2s
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SEPTEMBER 5.

Women of this birthdate are very
fond of good clothes and are apt to
be extravagant in their dress and
rather vain of their appearance.
Many women of this birthdate like
to be known as leaders Of society and
are ambitious TO be at the head Of or
ganizations.
They are affectionate in their fam
lilies and take great pride in their
family name.
They lack courage and application
at times and do not like to do manual
labor. but If they find congenial work
they are highly successful.
A Virgo woman should marry a
man born on any date between All
gust % and September 90.
The Want Ads are favored for the
coming week and helpful vibrations
will ac' through them for those who
wish to secure apartments. flats,
houses or who desire to make a gen.
eral change of location.
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YOUTH NEAR STORE
FINED FOR TRESPASS

Arrested early this morning in
yard in the rear of Franks grocery
store, Tenth and Spruce streets, while
hiding under boxes. Fred Keller, a
youth was charged with tresfass IN
City Court today Deputy Judge JOS
lyn imposed a fine of s5 and costs
after Thomas Keyser. turnkey of the
police station told of arresting Kel-
Ter, after a resident had complained
to the police of the man acting sus-
picious in the neighorhood
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BAND MUSIC CALLS
SOLONS FROM WORK

A recess of fifteen minutes was taken
by City Council last evening for the
purpose of witnessing the parade of fire
men which marched to the City Hall last
evening to be greeted by Mayor Howell.
The councilmen were in session when
the parade arrived. but when the strains
of the band drifted in the room recess
was Immediately taken and there was
grand rush to the open windows. Fol-
lowing the greeting by the mayor the
parade departed and Council once more
resumed the business of the city.
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PROPOSALS.

I / ENGINEER 6FfTCf. Wf1MfNG
I ton Del Sept s. 1913. Sealed pro
possls for dredging Raccoon Greek, n. j.
will be received here until n a. ma, Octo-
Der 6. 1918. and then publicly opened. In
formation on application. r r.. Ray.
mond. Maj Engrs. sept5.6,s 30 oct3,4.
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BIDS FOR HARDWARE
STORE RECEIVED

William F. Kurtz and David J.
Reinhardt at noon today opened bids
for the sale of the Woodward Bros.
property at No 3O3 Market streets,
personal and real estate The re-
ceivers refused to make public the
bids until the report is presented to
Chancellor Curtis.
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PAPER HANGING

II IRST CLASS PAPER HANGING
II work guaranteed. d. & A.. 267s. L.
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mond. Mai. Engrs. sept1. 2, 2. 0cto,4 a.
q TREET IMPROVEMENT PROPOSALS
- for improving Center Square and East
Main street. M Middetowu. Delaware.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Commissioners Of the Town Of Mddletown.
a corporation Of the State of Delaware. al
their office. on South Broad street, Middle
town. Delaware. until 8 p. M. on the 18th
day OF September. a. u. 1913. for the grad
ing. paving with water bound macadam
pavement. laying concrete gutter, rubhle
cutters, relaying present cutters and such
other work incidental % the improvement Of
the street as may from time 20 time be or
dered by the said commissioners. and will
be publicly opened by said commissioners at
that time Plans and specifications and pro-
posal blanks may be obtained az the Office Of
the commissioners or may be seen at the
office Of Francis A. Price, engineer, in VIII
minrton Del.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check for the sum OF Eve hundred dollars
fS5OO). payable 10 the President Of the
, Board of Commissioners, as a guarantee that
II the contract he awarded 20 the bidder OF
bidders he or they viii execute in writing
q proper agreement with said corporation
with one or more suretes satisfactory O.
l ful performance Of the said contract accord
/ ing to tho pans and specifications
The right to reject any or ali bids i.
] hereby reserved.
/ p. G. CLARK President
Attest: JOSEPH HANSON
sept2 .4.5.o.l1,l3. Secretary,
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HELP WANTED

- W.; < Sff,Sr io1s oprS ~ Mn
" and women. SOS 20 $3.50 month. List
81 positions free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dent. toF. Rochester. n y. iyt62mo
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BEAUTY PARLORS
TYPEWRITERS

---y>>r--e------y~-,~,---4---
~ NPEwklfE fEks REPAIRED. RENTED
i sold. Easy payments. Bargains. slightly
used Royaiu. Jnderwouds Remingtona. Rib
hons. Typewriter Supply Co. No. et5 Mar.
ket St. R'th phones ,cs-tf.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

--~-- --------,--- --'--s-- -
nR. r. @. SMITH, or NO. $50 MAR
IL ket street, has moved his dental prac-
uce TO the n. r Corner Ninth aud Jefferson
streets augs-f
nR. r. =. BRADLEY. JR.. DENTIST.
IL has removed his ONCE from 200 Frank
lin 10 a1o Market street. ID. a A. Phone
4116 sept3.l limo.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

TT you WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
4 call up Isaac Gibbs. No s8s French 81.
j. A. phone No. 2es5. and be call
for them. ian6.tf
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

~ WO COWS ARE AT ABATTOIR. SAID
i TO be from Wooddne, brought in by col
ored man. on Monday. Owner can have
save by proving property and paying cost
Of this ad and keep. johnson and Bro
No 226 Tatnall St. sept4.2t
NJ Office - PLANS AND SPECIFICA.
~ tions for the road advertised as No. g.
known the Hockessin road extending from
Hockessin TO Norklyn will not be rendy until
September 9, 1913, and bids will be received
by the Highway Commissioner until noon
September g. 1913 az which time the bids
will be opened JAMES WILSON.
State Highway Commissioner for New Castle
county sept3.2t
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
CHIROPoDIsT

A AhNIE M. sCHAFFER. CHIRoPOGlsr.
n nns removed 10 the Harris building No.
III W. Tenth street ID. a A. phone
1895. ian24-iyr.
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HAIR DRESSING

A LITTLE ATTENTION BY AN EXPERT
n each week, helps wonderfully. We are
f-perts. Hair dressing. manicuring scalp
Treatment. fqce and head massaEing. Chill
drens work a speciality. Louise c. Potts.
oo3 Fouitahle Bldg iune16 3m
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TRANSPORTATION
FENTON BEACH

LIN OIN d EAOFt
Boat leaves Orange street wharf daily
3 30 a. m. and 3 As p. M. On Thursday
Saturday snd Sunday an extra trip a. l3O
p. m and on Sunday at 1880 a. m Leaves
Beach. last trip, 4.3O o clock
Labor Day the boat runs the same as on
Sunday. The boat will continue running
daily 70 the beach until September z. ana
on the two following Sundays as heretofore
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

AT RS. CARRIE WRIGHT NO. 2ii W
vi Tenth street. Manicuring. Electric
Scalp Treatment Facial Massage. Hair
Dressing. Shampooinz. Comhings neatly
nade up. D. A. Phone, 562a.
apr2.6t .
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BOARDERS WANTED

ID OARDERS NANTED-s4 so PER
ID week. All convenienccs. No. 6O4
West street. aug25 I'm.
w ANrED-GENTLENfA BOARDERs IN
w private family No. 5 West Eigh.
teen'h ST jy2s'm'wd-tf.
ID oARDTNG AT NO. COS WASHINGTON
ID street ID. & a. Phone, 39teD.
uug3O.cod. I'm
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PUBLIC SALE.

II UBL1C SALE or HORSES AND CAT
i tie at Bear on September 9Th, at 1
o clock w. s. BURRIS. aug26-t2t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ oT1CF MS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N BARRIERS Board Examiners will sit az
No 5Oa Market street, on Tuesday ana
Wednesday September and 3. from 20 ! 1
d m Thursday, 5 a. m. 20 p. IN, TO
IN D. M: Friday. 2 20 n p. M. for the
purpose Of registering the BARRIERS as the
law requires ROBERT NJ. WINTRup,
auea0. ct President
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

~ ANTED-YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN
w wholesale grocery house. Apply
Third and King streets septa-st
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LOST AND FOUND

/ OsT-DIAMOND STICK PIN SEPT. 2,
~ about $40 a. m Liberal reward n re.
turned 20 Evening Journal Office. sept3 80
I OST-MEDIUM SIZED SHEPHERD
IL dog yellow and white color Register
number 1864 Return 10 No sos East
Tenth street sept42t
Osr-A MALTESE AND WHITE KIT.
- ten. Answers 90 the name Of Billy.
Finder please return 20 No. 7O7 West Tenth
street. or call Phone. 3e77A sept5s
OsT-SMALL, BROWN MEXICAN
- leather pocketbook, containing sum of
money, between Delaware avenue and JEFF
fereson street, and the Delaware HOSPITAL
Reward II returned TO the Evening Journal
once. sept4-2t
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

PUBLIC SALE AT
KLAIRfS BAZAAR
on Saturday. September s.
35 head Of horses Of all
kinds. 10 head for NJ
and y Good. big horses
for high dollar. Lot OF
wagons and harness OF
an kinds. Sale every
Saturday.
WM. n. KLAfR.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
SANITARY WORKERS

~ n hELrER. -. ,.r
Nj SANITARY, oDORLESs EXcA VAT.
ne once. s ". Corner. Forth and West
-, "ct21-t'.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

PUBLIC SALE
so Head Of Stock
viii soil at Bear station. MONDAY,
September 9Th. 1918
At 80 p. MIS-
head home raised Horses. Colts and Mules
Good workers and drivers, several high bred
ones.
Special Mention-Bnly H. bay stallion by
Barnett g.. 2.06 Ia dam standard bred
can pace in 2.25. ought 20 make a fast horse
i6 hands high. 6 years old.
Cattle
Fifty head Of Cattle. lot Of Hol.
stein heifers, one Hostein registered bull 2
years old. Balance stock are bulls and
milcn COWS. Two family carriages two
bnggies, nearly new win sell cattle at 1.3O
p M. horses at p m.
Terms Of sale-Three months with in
terest and approved security.
W. S. Burris.
&c rye F. Davis, Auctioneer. scpt3-5
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
ROBBERS
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

CONSTABLES SALE.
~ oNSTABLE'S SALE-W1LL BIZ SOLD
- az Stdham N Sons Auction Store. No
III East Fourth street. Saturday Septem
her s, 1919. % 10. 80 a. M
Bedroom, Dinincroom and parlor Furni.
ture, Gas Stove Refrigerator. Pictures.
Couches, Brass Beds two tubs of Dishes.
Organ and Stool Chinonier Boxes OF
Dishes, Racks Of Books IRON Bed Dining.
room Table, two Showcases. Counter,
small Desk. two Carpenters Chests. Win.
dow Screens. Pillows iugs Etc
ALFRED WHARTONBY.
sept47-t Constable
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
HELP wANTED-MALE

w ANTED--NEAT hoy. ABOUT l6
w years old to work in clothing store A..
N Roth. No 23s Market street. Sept4-2t
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
ROOMS FOR RENT

Nor RENT-THREE ROOMS AND
L bath. Second floor, near railroad
shops Price, IS. No. 1928 East Twenty
second street septt-2t.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

L ALL SrYLES-LARGE, SELECT
II stock Of Fall patterns for Ladies'
Suits. Special prices for the season from
S2h up. Workmanship guaranteed j.
Giantz. No. 1908 ratnall street.
suE26 eod.1 I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

" DUNG HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
j wishes position as companion to lady
Can read hucnty. A good performer on
the piano Address w56 Evening journal
Once. sept4-st.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
EXCHANGE

= -, Il
- TAMp AND COUPON EfCHANSr.
- II YOU want full value for Stamp Books,
Tobacco Tags and Coupons r. all kinds. call
S. E. Cor Second and Monroe streets.
Cash or articles given. ID. a. phone
a4s3A. Automatic. 2o2a. iya-u.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
MONEY TO LOAN

NJ ny PAY REMIT wH LOAN MONEY
w az per cont. 70 buy. ou ID improve
property or lift mortgages anywhere long
time. easy payments. with pre.paYmeni
privileges Write or call IN The STANDARD
Home Company. second floor, Odd feHows
Rldr Wilmington. Del. augaO-u.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
STORAGE.


lI ANIED - STORAGE. SEpARAI r
W rooms. &1OO month. Heating
stoves ana cook stoves also stored for the
season. Heating stove. $3.50; cook stoves,
$500 the season. Special spaces for pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture Goods Grated
ana shipped 20 all parts Of the world. Me.
Mahon Bros. Sixth and King si- maT5-u
IIOJonuJl.D 0UODs SrONlD an
III clean, separate locked t..is. Nsw build.
lugs Automobile padLed vans for local and
long distance moving Work guaranteed
Esnmate tree. ID. 4 A. Phone. 5t71
SECURITY STORAGE WAkkHuySES.
Pennsylvania Ave and Clayton 81
-~-@7ff
- TORAGE-HOUsEHO GOODS AMI
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving 4
speciality. Packing. Grating aid shipping "a
an points. private railroad siding direct
INTO building. Estimates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
Phone. s64D. No. iOl Maryland Ave
iune25-tf.