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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

the Mail and News. located in Johns
town. Pa, where he now owns the
Democrat
rs farm boy in Michigan w. II.
uinebauSh, new member from Otta-
wa. Ill. began making his living. When
hardly able TO lug such weight, he
trudSed great distances 10 carry pals
OF water TO the field hands For this
labor he received % cents n day. and
1t was proud moment Of his life when
this was raised to 80 cents, his duties
now being TO plant corn. BY attending
school between crops he educated him
SELF as country schoolmaster
at was not until taught school nj
Grand Bridge. III, that I really wore
"h'te collars as matter OF course
says he. Next he studied law and
became. successfully, assistant States
attorney, county judge and representa-
tive
The realities Of child labor In tho
factories ERE known to John l. Nolan.
of San Francisco When scarcely
moro than little tot ne was put to
work In g bag factory. Later he
served as cash hoy and errand boy.
IN dry goods store. as office boy.
ironmoider's apprentice. iron moldcr.
member of San Francisco's board OF
supervisors and secretary OF that city.s
labor council. john VI NORM. OF Pitts
purgh. began as n laborer in the iron
and steel mills and was afterward a
iather In glass factory: George +
k!ndcl, OF Denver. began as an apprer-
tice m mattress factory: CLYDE II
laVenner. OF Cordova. Ill, as typcset-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
BIG STONE GAP

s,c- Special to The Times Dispatch
tsp n,pne p.p' Va May if-Mrs Wal
Mrs John " OF ra norfolk is tho sues, or
q Taylor and wife and chud =,
en-, Wpou, are spending a few days i'm tho
Gap "a This week visiting SIR rayiors parent ,ii
Miss Georgia Goodloe. OF Aftor ,,,,,.
IN the Gap Monday night on a ,,isi, 20
hor brothers. '+H'' 10
Mr.. ". 7 coodio. accompanied by Mr.
,iinore where she viii receive n,cdiS,I
treatment at Johns Hopkins Iiosn,t,,i
mrs caroline Hili. who has been in IN.
zap ,n iDr s.veFa! weeks visiting her dauEh.
Atlanta. whore She VIII Visit relatives sn.
friends ana
Mrs NJ. " Ilndnmood. Of sur CIV
!, Is visiting her daughter Mrs. VI
Miss lrna Orr spent few dav. les,
week With friends IN Norton. and attended
we heid day exercises at Wise on Satur-
Mrs E c. Aialnous. Of Ap pa p.hi i itf,
Monday for Roanose. to attend the annual
meeting OF the Reheccas.
teV. b Graft. pastor OF tho Baptis,
mon before the graduating class Of tho
Wise High School at WISE on sunday ~
u o'clock A. 81. Rev " II WRmpIer or
East Stone Gap. VIII occupy his pulpit
here.
Miss Caroline Rhoads entertained on las,
saturday evening with very delightful
dance In honor OF Miss Ethel Morris OF
Washington. who Is the guest OF Mrs G
l.. Nash Among those who attended wer.
Mirsee Margaret Built. Anna Agee Mabel
Wills sarah Cochran, lessee McCorkie.
Madse DingesF. Ethel Norris Mr. and Mrs
G. l.. Nash. Ar. and Mrs. Glen Southwark
x Casper. Byron Rhonds. @ q. Nc
Ferran. josh Bullit,. George Rhoads
Is Price c F Hoiienbcck and Mr.. Ewing
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ter in country newspaper office
when thirteen; Robert G. Bremner, OF
Passaic \. j.. as a carpenter; Jane.
n. 0 'Bricn. OF Brooklyn. as n rnacb,nis,.
cement BrumhauGh. of Columbus
mo, as farm hand Frank l.. Der.
sham OF LowisburE. Pa. as clerk in
country store, and Andrew II. Brod-
oecK, OF Hanover. Pa. crrand bow.
Having 4 mother 10 s,lonor,
N. heaung. OF Denver. as bow
"o,N.d In mans furnishing store.
ana Wen as a copyholdcr in news.
paper once. lilo WAS placed In charge
OF inc proofroom when nineteen ana
thence rose through the grad. -,
po!itical reporter. city editor and man
aging editor Five years aso ne nnr.
chased his own paper In Pueblo. Col
ana made his splash into politics bv
advocating free sugar.
copyright, 1913. by John El,,.,h
Watk!ns.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
HYLAS
tSnec,a,to TIC

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Hyla5, Va. May ii.-Mrs. f. s. snead and
Mrs. g. l.. johnson spent last week in Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Hooper and nephew
Floyd whi;iock. spent Sunday at J. NJ
Wiitshire'r
Rev. l.. l.. Loyal and John Noel. Of Louisa
County. spent Sunday at j. NJ. Wiitshi.e's.
Mothers Day Was observed Berea
Church Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Hooper
Of Richmond. SANG n duet. and Mr.. Tromhly
sang solo. quartet was sung by Miss
Lucille Snead. Miss Verde Ssatterwhiie Cecil
Holman and Lucien TinsleN
Mrs. j. 81 Wiltshire has returned from a
visit TO Richmond.
DR.. p. +. Starke has returned from a
Northern tour
A. +. Johnson and family spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ashland.
James Bowies visited at DR.. p. Biedsoe's
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Fitzhugh is visiting relatives
In Gordonsville.
Miss corinne Henley has returned from a
lengthy stay In Newport News.
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BURLINGTON
Espee.al,o The rime..nisna,eh

~
burlington X G. May lion Tuesday
evening John II. hoffman suvc a delight
fui reception nj his home on From, street.
In honor of Miss Lille Bulia, one Of the
week An orchestra furnished ,nusc dur
tns tnc evening The punch was dispensed
6taGe HOFFMAN served an ice course later.
Rock was played and enjoyed by All There
we're present sen. Misses bliq. Massey Walton,
Patterson. Julia and Lizzie Policeman.
H,ornsday and cobe. and Messrs aay
Lloyd. coblc. Thompson. Herbert Cohle.
Hornaday. Fogieman. Barnwel! and Foust
Misses Hazel and Ruth Albright were
hostesses 10 The Embroidery Club Thurs.
were invited. Rcteshmen,s in TWO courses
Miss Helen Louise Buck gave a delight
fnl parry Friday evening In honor OF sew
walker az teacher The parlor WAS ar
baekhonrss TN inVItto ws'n yc1n mans ans
and original school began at s:la and
had had reeesses and lunch hour when dainty
Misses sG5 .he Ths We're 5eT'
sarpe Gates and Robertson. OF High Point,
and G sharpe. Wake: Garrison. iornaday
Sharpe and prs spoon. Hornaday ami
Miss Blanche Thomas entertained tho
Christian Endeavor most pleasantly at her
home on Union Street Tuesday evening
The time was spent on the lawn playing
old fashioned games. Ices and cake vera
served
The Raracas and phna,heas of the Meth
odist Protcstant Church had moonlight
picnic Thursday evening The members
left the church in wagons at o'clock and
drove TO the Graham Country Club. where
supper was served and general good time
had
sir and Mrs Erwin Alien Holt arc on
this week for Northern trip. 10 Aunapo-
lis. Philadelphia Baltimore and Atlantic
CITY being the places they win visi,
DR.. and Mrs. W. q Stafford. who have
spent tho winter in Florida for the doc
tors health have returned home Tho
trip proved very beneficial
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KINDEL. of Colorado.
ing, n, wayside Inn. Toano. ha. returned

home. ~ '"'"
Mrs q w. Brown. Miss Lucille Brown
ANA Or. Susan Price formed an automo.
ni,e party 20 Petersburg Wednesday,
Mrs James IL s;on> spent tho week in
Jones. "
Mr. agad Mrs. Blackwell Morris. of Hamp-
,on, spent several days here this week with
Miss Fannie Haley, of clifton Forge.
VINO mas been visiting relatives near Toano
mas returned home.
II l. Henley. Of Richmond and Gregory
Spcncet of Newport Sewe, spent the week.
end here ~ith relatives
Mrs A II Bridge and children who
nave been spending tho winter here with
the formers parents Air tand Mrs O.
W Thorpe. left the. frst OF the week for
California
Mrs n Crawford and little daugh-
Richmond.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
HOROSCOPE
SEPTEMBER 2.

This birthdate is governed by the
planet Mercury and the sign is Virgo,
which means hidden fires Of The
earth"
The very highest types Of Virgo
people and the most powerful for
good are those who have their in
tellectual and spiritual sides equally
cultivated.
When such person of this birth
date is found, he or she is wonder
fully charming and magnetic and
very powerful.
Such person may sway a whole
nation. If not the world. The possi-
bilities of these people are great
when once they recognize that order
and harmony rule the world in spite
of all appearances to the contrary
Their weakness is looking on the
dark side OF things; being over critic
al and unwilling to acknowledge any
faults.
Clerks. stenographers. Office help
and managers are advised to watch
the Want Ads for better positions
during the coming two weeks and a
Want Ad placed on any date between
now and The first Of october will re-
ceive attention.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

Philadelphia. A-22O. ia
.s g. 100 1857 s e. 80 lss soo a. sss &
gs. sol. 90 %. sss sO0' sso' ssS 7iO 7Ao. soi'
TO f@s!Hdsps PM ~ Os' sss' 10 o. ~:
ssS. so 7s
1000 100 II ss..
a. s gs'A so S & Pt 50 iSsS 81
10 t9 sss y SO Sunday s o. 30 40 Sa7' MA lS7
- TO Baltimore snd ~hmasOn ~ o. 2s TO-. sos. DO.
os 81 49, 8 ~ 80 7 sa is 80 SO' BOZ
To Baltimore and WAY Stations M-i2iS. lois p M-sta
9s II To- Lao p neil 1oi- l5b 2os so2' Aos' bl2'
To Baltimore a. P. N-sSo
For Points PSATSRE 6 x. DIV1sI9s a " s.lAPAR s...
Sundays 4 MI So. M.-4.Sa.
To p,r,a.,0,, BALTIMORE Es Eos = OHIO PHO RA1L5oAps 80.
10 S. ii9' 2.67.
10 . ore and g H..a @ 80 ss ss G' so s So So 10 1881
R.n, o. "a a., . 10 tss. 55s. 8 AZ. sos. s54..
oo' Ss'. s ss. "s' s4 sS' S5s. SO iO' Il
p..an, ~. g11 SHEApsLFuIA s,odI HEA0So 09 H4nwA5
m. D.
STEAMBOATS,
flHediphis and Chester DAILY; A. M.73o 200
e. M 80 % oo AS 600 and and
PEENsaRovE FERRY
Leave wamqgon 4 Moo go 100. P Milo
fENroN BEACH FERRY
ats and stTda,s M TO- 0 m
To Chester and street, station
"nu Ssr @ re aour ana half hour ss 70, instance o4 and 50
even hour and half hour Tor 90
To srsndywns Springs end MahlnLssv Sixth
~ " ''
hour a. Tor M
80
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ID OOMs FURNISHED OR UNFURNisH.
II ed for rent Apply s26 ADAMS ST.
Hug20-imo.
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CAPTAIN CASEY ON
ALL-AMERICA TEAM

Captain X. x V. Casey. of VIII
mington, one of the best shots
with the military rige in the world.
has been appointed to the All-Ameri-
can eight to defend the Palma trophy
today at Camp Perry. Ohio. The
match is between the United States,
Canada, Sweden. Argentina Republic
and Peru for the .long range cham
pionshlp OF the world.
Delegates to the Pan-American
Union yesterday decided to hold the
shoot next year at Lima. Peru and
Canada was admitted to the union.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

IL STATE OF JAMES WHITE GREEN
T. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes
iamcntary upon the Estate o
James White Green. late Of vii
ningfon hundred. deceased. were dul,
granted unto Charles Green, on the twenty
kecond day Of August a. ID. 1913, and al
persons indebted 10 the said deceased are
requested 20 make payment 10 the executor
without delay. and all persons having dc
mands against the deceased are required a
exhibit and present the same, duly prohated
10 the said executor, on or before thl
fwenty-second day OF August. A. ID. 1914
or abide by the law in this behalf.
Address Charles Green No 1909 Mt
Salem Lane. Wilmington. Del
CHARLES GREEN.
aug23.eod- d-3wks. Executor.
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PLENTY OF FISH I'm cANAL.

captain Paris and party, who went on
the yacht Rose to Salem canal ON Sun.
day. met with good luck ami caught large
quantities of perch. The anchor of an,
Rose was lost in the canal and an effort
viii he made TO recover it this week 4
number Of the party went overheard
having come in contact with tree limbs
The fishermen say they will 20 back foi
another days fishing, because it is reall,
fine in the canal. hi addition 20 pcrcl
calico bass, rockish yellow ncds and
catfish are plentiful.
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HAIR DRESSING

.-~--~-~--~-->>~-~----~----
LITTLE ATTENTION BY An EXPERT
a each week, helps wonderfully We are
experts. Hair dressing. manicuring. scalp
treatment face and head massaging. Chill
Dos Equitable Bldg. iunea6'9m.
Al RS CARRIE WRIGHT. NO, 2il W
VI Tenth street. Manicuring. Electric
Scalp Treatment. Facial Massage, Hair
Dressing. ShampooinE. Comhines neatly
made up. ID. A. Phone. 562i
apr3-6
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SANITARY WORKERS
NOTICES
TYPEWRITERS

~ YPEWRITERs REPAIRED. RENTED.
sold Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Royals undcrwoods Rcminetons. Rib
bons Typewriter Supply Co., No. 0lj Mar
kot St. Both phones, a2j-u.
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L OR REN1-TO SMALL FAMILY. Ne
II 1905 West Eighth street. owner "a
board with family. Apply evenings.
sept5-tf.
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MUSICAL..
PROPOSALS

- ton Dei..i sept ., 1913. Sealed pro-
posals for dredging Raccoon Greek, y. j..
will be received here until IL a. m. Octo-
Der g. 1913 and then publicly opened. In
mond. Maj Engrs. sept5,6s9.oct3.4.
@ TREET IMPROvEMENT-PR
> for. improving Center Square and East
Main street i'm Middlefown. Delaware
Sealed proposals will De received by ''the
Commissioners OF the Town of Middletown %
corporation of the State Of Delaware. at
town, Delaware, until p. M, on the 18th
day Of September, A. ID. 1918, for the grad
ing, paving with water bound macadam
pavement. laying concrete gutter rubble
CUTTERS, relaying present cutters. and such
other work incidental to the improvement of
the street as may from time 90 time be or
dcrcd by the said commissioners. and will
be publicly opened by said commissioners at
that time. Plans and specifications and pro
the commissioners or may be seen az the
office OF Francis A. Price, engineer, In VIII
mngton. Del
Each bid must he accompanied by a certified
check Tor the sum of five hundred dollars
lS500) payable 10 the President Of Inc
hoard of Commissioners. as "a guarantee that
IL the contract be awarded 90 thc bidder an
% proper agreement with said corporation.
with one or more sureties satisfnctory 10
said Board of Commissioner. for the faith.
iul performance Of the said contract accord.
ing TO the plans and specifications
The right to reject any or an bids is
hereby reserved.
j.. G. CLARK. President.
Attest JOSEPH HANSON.
sept2'd'59lll3. Secretary.
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PERSONAL

WISH TO STATE THAT I AN IN no
| way connected with the dental niice 80
l03 Market street but am permanently To-
cated in my new and upto-date office in
streets Room No. g. third floor. Very truly.
augtf.1.n DIR. HENDERSHOV Dentist;
n LACKsMITH. a.. WOULD LIKE TO
ID correspond with nice widow with
means 85 to AS Give full namo and al.
dress in first letter. Answer II nice look
ing. Address woo Evening journal Ofice.
scpt0-it
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w ANrED-HOUSEHOL GOODS or
~ all kinds. Special attention given 20
old time furniture. China. Old iewelry, old
feather beds. pay more, can for me
come with cash. you Will see, and I mo~e H.
one, two three. A. ID. Levin No. DPS King
81. ID. q a. phone. 5ts8 aue15-eod- I'm
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The Wants are the first aid to bust
ness Advancement. They provide a
summary Of tabulated information for
the buying and ceiling public.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
BOARDING AND LODGING

ID OARDING AND FURNISHED ROOMS
ID light and heat. No. 1888 Market
street. septs3t
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FARMS FOR SALE.
Fair Hills Farm -
PUBLIC SALE

- sBLIC SALE OF HORSES AND CAT
tle az Bear ON September sth NJ
clc t'k. w. S. BURR1s aur26.fe
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

Kxy ANTED-LIGHT WORK BY GIRL
w before and after school hours. In re.
ined family Apply No 1880 West Third
ltroct. scpt9-it
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Il uRNlrURE WANTED-WE BUY ANY.
II thing IN household line. also store and
office fixtures. Will make you a satsiac.
tory offer. Don't sell before our appraiser
sees the goods. Gardiner q Krim 30 815
W. Second street. nug7 cod I'M
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
PAPER HANGING


E IRST CLASS PAPER HANGING ;
Il work guaranteed. d. g. A., 267G. l..
Kosin. No. 617 W. Second St. auc7-im.
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ROOFERS

w f. WILLIAMS co.
w No. s2l Orange St. Roofing Spout
ing aud Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and vcntilatng.
Repairing promptly done. Phone. .26.lyr.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
CHIROPODIST

A NNlE NJ. SCHAFFEK, CHIROPOBIsT
n mas removed TO the Harris Building. No
III W. Tenth street. ID. a A. phone,
1888. ian24-Iyr
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

IL LIzABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
II Fowler Hanna, Ltd Chiropody and
300 Adams St. d. & A.. 29cs. Evening
by appointment. naylB-Iyr
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Furnished Rooms

LARGE AND AIRY.
Bulls Head Hotel, Nos. 1O8.1O5.fO7
West Fourth street Newly rcmodeled. new
furniture, now management. Reasonable
rates. Electric lighted throughout Use Of
bath. EDWARD q. HORGAN.
nugl LIN. Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
BOARDERs WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

I OST OR STRAYED-A BOSTON BULL
u Terrier Pup License number. 26as.
Please return to Dr. Miller Tenth and King
streets scpt9.8t
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.uras.sod.o~Ks. Executor
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

TT lGH SCHOOL STUDENT DESIRES
III work Of any kind afternoon and even.
ncs Good pcnman with fair knowledge
q bookkeeping Address W.57 Evening
Journal once sept6-2t
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
STORAGE


~ ANTED - STORAGE, SEPARATE
w rooms. 100 month. Heating
stoves and cook stoves also stored for the
season Heating stoves, $50 cook stoves,
$500 the season Special spaces Tor pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture. Goods Grated
and shipped TO all parts of the world. Nc
Mahon Bros, sixth and Kings SITS. may5tf
HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED fN
clean. separate locked rooms. Now
building. Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving Work guaranteed.
Estimate free. ID q a. Phone 5iff.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton 81.
apr23-f.
- forage HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving a.
specially Packing Grating and shipping Go
an points; private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimates free.
AMERlCAN STORAGE co,
Phone. s6tD No. iOl Maryland Ave
iunc2a a..
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REMOVAL NOTICE

-----,l
NT RS. ALICE w. HAYES THE MIL
Nl liner has moved 90 No. 0is King 81
Odd Fellows Bldg. aug9 cod I'm.
TNR. II. G. SMITH. OF NO $50 MAR.
IL ket street has moved hiA dental prac
tice TO the n. e. Corner Ninth and jefferson
streets. sugo u q
nR p. a. BRADLEY. JR., DENTIST
IL has removed his Office from 700 Frank
I'm 10 0i9 Market street d. a. Phone
4f16 scpt3 limo.
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BEAUTY PARLORS


NJ ANICURING. MASSAGING AND
VI Scalp Treatment. Mrs. Anna Reed,
No. 022 Shipley ST. Phone, 4678A.
mar15-lyr.
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APARTMENTS


rs OUR ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT AND
Il hot water. ID. A. phone, 3i6s'
Automatic, 1913. augl4 I'm.
N or RENT-sECOND AND THIRD
II floor apartments. l2iI MARKET ST
aug20-f.
y ANE APARTMENT. DELAWARE AVE.
N nue. and Madison street. First door.
rooms and bath. with porch Apply viii
mington Trust Co. aug20-eod-tt
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

IL OR SALE-ALL OUR 35c & d0c PURE
IT California Wines az SOC per quart. Cant
he beat Max Keil, 800 r. Fourth St. m12-tf
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
FClR SALE

NJ ~ houses Nos 243o and 24so West
Nine kcnth street, rooms and bath hot M,
n neat. Apply FRANK @. SPARKS. No. sec
'Nee'' scpi2 limo.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

u OR SALE-EMBLEM MOTORCYCLE. T
Il IT, = Good running condition. Next to
Tcrrills store. NJ NJ OWING
sept3,6t Richardson Park, Del.
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EXCHANGE

-. ~ -,
- IAMP AND COUPON EXCHANGE
iobacoo Tags and Coupons % ali Kinds. cali
>. f. Cor. Second and Monroe streets
Cash or articles given. D. & A. phone
24s3A. Automatic. 2O2g. iy3-Y
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
HELP WANTED


- ONEkNMENI jobs JPEN 10 MEN
~ and women. sos TO $3.50 month. List
q positions free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept foF. Rochester n. y. iyt6-3mo.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

II SGEsr BARGAINS ON THE MARKET
- p new l-room house and thirteen
enoic building lots at the Cedars Delawave
,or ,or uick sale. j. G. Justis Co.. Newport
f' augi6-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

Il OR SALE-HARDMAN PIANO. AL.
It most now cheap 10 quick buyer. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 25t. aug22 Inn
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For SALE

--~~~~~~~y--~-e~~--~--~-
IL OR SALE-0NE 1918 READING
II Standard Motorcycle $i65. II. 8.
Carr, Seventh and French SITS aug2t I'm.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE


ITO SALE-s2 500 WILL BfY a CFN.
II sally located store property. Splendid
9usii rss neighborhood Address S.27,
Even ing Journal Once sursq. I'm
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
MANICURIST.

e7-.l.l--7-7-..77 90 ~
Nl Electric Scalp Treatment. Hair Dress
ing Hours by appointment. Phone i692D.
septic I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

w ANrED-PERSONAL PROPERTY or
w an kinds good second.hand furniture
bought and sold Safes Onico Fixtures Etc
Stoves "a specially Also a new lot of Rugs.
iionleum. OIL Cloth, az SOC on the dollar.
Come see as before parting with your cash,
for cash talks with me.
CHARLES = HuRLOCK.
iuly6-u. seventh and Poplar Streets.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

MEN AND WOMEN. IF YOU ARE
vi making less than $500 day. esi and
srr me. Specially Co., No. i05 South
ciayton st., vii, nel sept4'f.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
FOR SALE

Ne houso No. 6it West rryvertio,h -.r,.,
= io' MS and bath, hot water heat Applv
rnA O. SPARKS. No. 800 Orange 81.
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MONEY TO LOAN


Nj ONEY LOANED ON FIRST MORT.
Lfl cages. o. G.. GOODEN.
Jy25-tts.f No p w Nin,h G,
w NY PAY REMIT We LOAN MONEY
" af per cent. to bu,, bu.ld, Improve
property or lift mortgages anywhere. long
Nme, easy payments, with prepayment
privileges. Write or call en- The standard
home Company second floor. Odd Fellows
Bldg Wilmington. Del aug3ou
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Il OR RENT-THREE ROOMS d. & A.
II Phone. 322o. sopt4 im.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT

w e CAN FIND YoU AN OCCUPANT
w for that idle room. You are losing So
or 80 week now. Address D-25. Evening
journal OHice. d11-tf
Evening journal., 1913-09-09

111O WEST STREET NICELY
LILO furnished rooms for dodgers.
sept6.6t.
Evening journal., 1913-09-09
Information for Travellers
pbu.d.,t,. aos ,os M ao

Time troieys
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-01

are certainly dainty chic and in decidedly good taste
They and the seveny-odd other dainty Sorinr stvJes
shown in May Good Dressing will prove delight TO he
feminine heart.
We have limited supply OF this issue of Good Dress.
ing. and while they last copy the magazine may he
obtained free OF charge, by any who viii call at
pattern department. May Good Dressing is certainly
worth having.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-01

You can buy strictly fresh, home made DOUGH
NUTS at 25c the dozen during the Monarch
Malleable RanSe Demonstration aud EXhibit
now DOING on on our Bird floor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-01

Shoes ard Hosiery be selected with ests-hossry
especially.
WHO ieos 20 snow poorly matched or poorly mad,
hosiery above pal. Of low shoes?
IN OUR sHoE DEPARTMENT we hpy. t,o -boo,-
Striking shapeo good feathers. arc careful that
every shape sbew shape that spells comfort 90
we'll satisfaction the eye. and every PAIR
of offer you good pair of shoes rightly
priced.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-17
GALES SWEEP ALL ENGLAND
Many Marine Disasters Reported.
Wires Are Down.

London, England. - The United
KingdOwn has been swept by heavy
gales and snowstorms. There have
been many wrecks of small craft,
and coast shipping has been consid-
erably damaged Vessels arriving in
port felt the full fury of the storm
and some of them are badly SCARED.
In the north of England the storm
was of terrific severity lasting thirty
three hours, and there was cOntin-
uous snowfall in the Newcastle dis
trict. Telegraph and telephone wires
are down in all directions. Steamer
Mauretania was held alongside the
landing stage at Liverpool until 9:20
o'clock at night, when she sailed d.
rect for New York City. The steamer
Celtic from New York January 4,
which arrived at Queenstown, reports
having experienced terrific weather.
The gale was SO violent that the
passengers were forbidden on the
promenade deck. The Celtic spoke to
the British steamer Wayfarer from
Liverpool January 5 for New Or
leans. The Wayfarer had lost fun
mel and all lifeboats and the steering
gear was disabled.
The Celtic reported that the Way
Earer was putting back to Liverpool.