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The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SALEM DOWNTOWN SEC
ton. two three-story brick dwelling
houses. containing seven rooms and
bath each, and renting for sS5 per
month. can be sold for s.s5o. The
owner OF this property declined 8, 900
about two years ago.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
73s 18th ST. n. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SALENEAR 18th AND .'s'' SIS,
a ten-room brick dwelling for IS, ooe
Owner declined q. 500 short time ago
Since that time owner has. died and
estate must be closed. -.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
I3S 18th st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. S50.50
Close to l4th street and convenient
to llth street. Thoroughly up-to-dste
house, containing II rooms and
baths Attractive features through
out Hot-water heating system. 1851
Irving ST.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SALE-Desrable brick residence on
beautiful terrace; eight large rooms AMI
bath. porch. back yard. and paved alley;
g. m. l.: value. $500. will sacrifice to i'm
mediate purchaser for s. 80; terms IL desired.
Apply 42O5 Sth st. y. W. or Phone Coum-
bia NOS
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

All. Ave Of the Presidents l2rs.. b. 500 %
400 Mass ave NV II RS baths 90 90
1so3 r ave nv Il rooms baths 5000
1926 Columbia rd.. 10 rooms. ba tbs. s.. "
172o I3th at NV 10 rooms and bath S. 90
$500 ITniyerstty nj. 10 rooms and bath IS 90
III q st NV 10 rooms and hath . 45. %
1863 Church St. 10 rooms and bath. q. 80
1925 18th St NV. 3 rooms and bath. h....... I'D
"a st NV 10 room. and bath w 81 80
"a New York ave, I rooms and bath. 80 50
7o9 Quincy st. NV, rooms and bath. 30. so
;o2 Quincy At. NV II rooms and bath. % 90
7ee Ard vi. ne rooms and bath 25 so
e,1 n g ave ne rooms and bath 25 %
14o5 G st. Sc, 6 rooms and bath......... 700
sIT nth nj ne 5-room brick .. L. 50
lgs1-3 X ct Sc, ave rooms. 1850
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

100 NJ N w.-Six rooms and bath, SIS. 50.
Key at 1l40 18th ". W. l.
COLORED.
1920 LIST ST. y. W.-S rooms and bath; do
any necessary repairs and rent to destra bic
tenant at $50 30 month; make offer.
J33 26th ST. n. Where is a house OF
rooms and bath, in good condition, and can
rent at reduced price Of $50 so month.
Is DEFREES ST. n. VS. rooms and
bath. In fine location; can rent at 81. %
month and do any necessary repairs.
s2s KENYON ST. n. W.-Look at this
house: has been repapered and painted; in
the finest Of condition.: suitable for Ist-class
Colored tenant: rent reduced to SO 80 month
22+9 18th ST. y. W.-Here is a house has
rooms and water large stable In rear, and
owner Is only asking $3.50 month
2ll3 CHESTER CT. n. w. bet 18th and
18th. and W sts.-Contains 4 rooms and
water; also small kitchen; can put this
house In rrst-class shape and rent to good
colored tenant at $3.50 month
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
l423 st N ". /
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
SUCCESS DENOTES VALUE
THE TIMEsi. Washington. Fastest
Growing ClassifiedAdvertising Medium
FOR RENT--H0USES
RENT FROM
Unfurnished.
SHANNON & LCCHS,
Il iath IL \ W N IA

Tl3 l4th st. y. w. u. :345.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
C9cSTRAL y. W. SECTION. 5000.
Just OFF o: the Avenue of the Presi-
dents Eleven rooms and three baths.
Hot-water heat Absolutely modern
throughout and in perfect condition.
Don't fail to inspect 1874 g..
n. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
FOR RENT-0FFICES

RENT FROM
SHANNON LCCHS.
rs lith 81. y. W. NJ. 23i5.
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE
ROOMS; plenty OF light; perfect con-
dition; well designed: rooms l4XlS:
thorough modern orfice building. with
up-to-iate equipment and hrsi-class
service: one OF the best business 10
cations in the city: near corner ltth
and X SITS.
THE POPE BLDG. Sl7 lith ST. y. W.
Agents.
SHANNON & LTCHS, Renting Service.
NJ eJ45. 7lS l4th St y ". VI. 93tS
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
FOR. RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.
J. LEO KOLB,
RENTAL AGENT,
o23 New York Ave.
1897 Wisconsin Ave.
hone Main 502I. West AZ.
Houses East of Rock Creek.

sls5-l227 Girsrd st nv
lUr. b. fur.
SIS. .09-ll35 Col I'd NV
lor. 2b.
$50. 5o-l425 2lst st, sr. b
$50. .0e-l87 I'D st NV
Or, b.
,S5.5O-i41 / st NV. sr
SIS. .ee-Bladen.burg I'd
lor. barn. outbldgs.
s35. co-s09 II st NV. sr
b. h. ". heat.
$S3.5o-6l9 y ST NV. Or
$50. Sos X st NV. Or:
sso.5o-7 X st ne. 1,r
b.
s27.5o-1s42 Inglesid,
terrace. 10r. b.
s27.50-l602 5rd st NV
er. b.
SOS. 50-46 l st ne. 1ir. b
SIS. .5o-l20 Mass av,
NV. 7r. b.
SIS. .50-l1l6 D st ne. Or, /
SIS. .m-l33S Kearney ST
ne, 7r. b.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.
The F. H. Smith Company,
140S New York Avenue.

We manage number of the most de-
sirable apartments, and would be glad
to send a complete list on request. List
your vacant property with us.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SALE-A REAL BARGAIN FOR A
co!ored purchaser. three-story and
basement brick dwelling in the DOWN
town section. within half a square OF
18th street at a ridlculousiy low hgure.
Full details on application. 's''.1
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO.. INC.
I3S 18th ST. " W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SAiE-wELLBUILT 7-ROOM
and bath dwelling in Brookland; Is 0p
square feet Of ground; fne lawns:
shed and chicken yard in rear; close
to car line. Price, $50. and terms
can be arranged.
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO., INC.
= 73s 18th St...N. W. = =
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

s25.50-5G y. j. ave
nv. sr. b.
s25.5o-6O6 18th st. ne,
sr.
so. 5o-25N P st. 6r. b,
bk. latrobe heat.
SO. 50-2j0. P st. 6r. b,
biz. latrobe heat.
SO. .50-32l Va ave Sc,
sr. b.
sls.50-l3O3 18th st. NV.
Or.
sl7.5o-e0s e a NV.
6r. b.
sls.O-l5I0 SD st. 7r.
frame.
sl5.5o-isss 32d st. sr,
brick.
SIS. 5o-91s Barry pl. sr,
slt.5o-32oe Sher. ave,
er.
sl4.50-S30 ! st Sc. 6r.
sl4.5o-s25 Va ave Sc. .6r.
Sl4.00-3l+5 Dumbarton
ave. 6r. brick.
Sl3.50-l35 l. st NV. 6r
Sl3. 3.Oo-i2s Ga st sw. .sr.
SI3. 0o-24i5 sth st NV.
&.
s12.50-242o ! st. Ar. fr.
sl2.50-l6S4 sd ST. Or,
frame.
Sl2.b0-36l0 y st. 6r.
frame.
Sl2.5O-3s0S y st nv.
6r. frame.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

$S.50-1c21 Wis ave,
Or. 2nd floor.
T.5o-l22l Wis. ave,
5r. 2nd floor.
IS. W-lol0. Wis. ave,
cr. Ord floor.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

S45. o0-sl5 y st NV. 4r.
b. heat. Eas. fur.
SIS. .5e-The Melton Apt.
house. 5r. b.
s33. .5o-9eS K st NV.
5r. b.
S2. 50-l35o Monroe st.
Sr. b.
SIS. .SQ-l7lS Pa ave.5r. b.
s25- -50-l242 Fla ave ne.
5r. b.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
aENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY
j. LEO KOLB,
RENTAL AGENT, -,
923 New York Ave-,
1887 Wisconsin Ave.
Phone Main 5027. West AZ.

s1lo-1c0s D st NV. {;
floors.
s250-523 lIth st. NV. .
store.
s2oO-l3is " Y ave NV,
store.
s75.W-a3-4i X st. 5ox
Is. brick.
$50. O-5l0 18th st, I'd 4
Sd fats. / r each.
$50. 0Nl263 Pa ave. I'd
floor.
S5O.0-221s B NV. club
house or storage.
so. 00-30G3 p st NV,
store.
$40. oo-li0 E st NV. ID
floor.
s35. 5.0o-sl3 l. st sw. ID
floor.
S35. 0O-606 18th st ne,
store & dwelling.
SS5. oo-IS5 c st ne.
$50. oo-is35 n. garage
$50. .0o-i35 c ne, store.
s2e. .o0-34oo Dent pl. 6
T. b. store.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
CORNER HOUSE. PARKvIEw

Almost new. in perfect condition:
rooms and bath; porch front: furnace
heat: gas ranges, etc, etc. A bar
gain Don't fail to see il. $50 Irving
ii cnrner of Warder.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
1904 P STREET n. W.
ISIS P STREET y. W.

This house Of l3 rooms and bath
cali be rented at S45 a month. Fur
mace heat An ideal place for a room
ing house. Apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER * CO, Inc.
7SS 18th ST. y. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
Flats.

1925. .50-1ll3 9th st. 5r. b
SEQ. OoTS2s5 NJ st NV
Or. h. W. heat.
Id7. .D-l22l d st ne,
5r. b.
l5.50-lol4 Fla ave ne,
LIST floor. 5r. b.
SIS. 0o-7S n. Y. ave
ne, 3r. b.
50. o0-14 o st NV. 3r,
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

1888. 50-1sO Bates st NV.
sas' Sf; ;OVsal :; Va ave sc.
sr. store.
/. $50. 5o-lS52 n. Carolina
ave ne. or. b.
$50. 5o-l6le Sth st NV.
SIS. .5o-2s25 Champlain
ave. sr.
NS.50-l361 Emerson ST
ne. 6r, b.
SIS. 5o-l4S3 G st ne.
i 5r, b.
ia7.5o-53 Myrtle st ne.
i 6r. b.
H5.50-lls Seaton st
ne. Or.
a2. 2.5o-l24s X st sc. Or.
el si2. 50-lo25 Sd st ne.5r.
lsl2. o0-44 Murdoch Mil
i rd, Ir.
sl0.5o-ToS F st sw. 5r.
50 5O-27G Bowen I'd
s.. J0-lS25 Half st sw.
ol Ar.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SALE-A TwO-STORY EIGHT
room dwelling in lie Droit Park that
should be snapped up by colored buyer
in search OF a modern home. House Is
practically new and has every modern
equipment and will sell quickly at the
low price asked-A. 500.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
7Ss 18th st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
VICINITY OF 18th & PARK ROAD.
En

We have several particularly desir-
able houses containing s and rooms
in this location. which have been put
in perfect condition. The rents on
Of them have been reduced TO secure
Quick tenant Call NJ. 2S45 for infor-
nation.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

dwelling near the end Of the 1lth
street car line for q. 3.5oo. This prop
erty cost several hundred dollars more
than price asked for IL. Trusts amount
ing 10 s.. 800 now on it.
THOMAS ]. FISHER q CO., INC,
I3s 18th st. ". W. Tff
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR RENT-oSLY SIS so PER MONTH.
NEAR STANTON PARK,
63 C ST. NORTHEAST.
Cozy from house. in good repair: center
stairway; front terrace. Good car service
and overlooking Government park.
LlEBERMANN & HAWN, l4A ST.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

5000. : ROOMS AND BATH.
A rare opportunity. to secure a house, ..
osnvenient TO business section and de-
eartInents, and that is modern. and at
the same time on a desirable street.
At this price il is going to rent
quickly. Get il.
SHANNON & LITCHS. Renting Service,
4, s3G. rs 18th st n. W. NJ. Pa
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
J. LEO KOLB,
RENTAL AGENT,
923 New York Ave-,
1897 Wisconsin Ave.
Phone Main SOFT. West ~.
Houses for Colored Tenants.

\ 81. 5o-22s5 9th q NV.
| 5r.
sl2.50-334 W st NV. 4r.
ro.O-l24s 9th st. 4r.
brick.
$40. 5o-Rear 81 / 9,
NV. fr. gas.
SO. .50-Rear 1893 T st
NV.
HO.5o-107o soth st. 5r.
ss.Se-2TI Rock st. 4r.
brick.
IS. 00-92T Golden st
sw. 6r.
ss.Co-Il23 Queen ct
ne. Or.
ss.5o-152J Bells ct
NV. 4r.
sS.O-222O Grace ST.
6r. brick.
SS.50-35o Marhury
lane. 4r. brick.
IS. .0C-52i Ricketts, ct.
4r. brick.
IS. M-I0<s Potomac st.
3r. first floor.
E.0-l347 c st ne. 4r.
IS. .oO-Ioes s0th st. Pr.
Ord floor.
s5.W-lo43 Potomac st.
Pr. Ind floor.
s2.O-I045 Potomac ST.
IT. 3rd floor.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
NORTHWEST
1872 Q STREET ". w.

Exceptional rental value for this
house and garage in the downtown
sectIo- House contains II large rooms
and bath: furnace heat: first hoor
kitchen. coal and Eas ranges. The
sheet iron garage will accommodate
one car. Rent IS a month. Key at
Office.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. INC.
73s 18th st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

1924 7th st. NV, Sr and b and store. ..$5a. %
I'LL 6th 1t. NV. 10r and baths. sou
1905 Park road lOr and bath......... 10. 80
6z3 1 at NV 7r and bath 81 so
1uO6 9Th 81. NV. Sr and bath. ............. S.20
i5S est. NV. sr and bath. h....-....-....-. S-oo
I'LL Evarts st. ne, ST and bath....-...-- S-30
2Slv Ga. ave. NV. 6r and bath..---.-... 2o.W
626 18th st ne 6r and bath h.......... 1880
G47 10th st ne store 5r and water. Is. 80
IA r. /. ave. NV, er and water....... 1850
FLATS.
5r and bath on $40 90
The Louise 2l4 7th st ne 5r and b.. e. so
1876 n ] ave Or and bath........... IL
rs Todd pI ne sr and bath % floor. 20. 90
l64Il1 Gales ne, 4r and bath. ............. l3.Jo
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
600 T ST. NV, sr and bath. S5.5o
l<a3 sth 81 NV sr and bath ........... "A. 50
2ols 10th at. NV. 7r and water. 20 80
lloSi1 lst st. NV. 5r and bath fst....... 70 50
112e Vermont ave. 5r and water. 10. -
1923 Florida ave. ne. 6r and water....... ~ 90
642 Callan ne and water. 1880
eso5 St Or and ater................. 10 so
732 18th st. ne. 5r and water. 10 50
40 Neal pl NV. Ar and water. .-......... 10 90
l2l1 St. Anacostia. 4r and water. 10 90
CLIFFORD. A BORDEN CO.,
PHONE M 2242. 6c4 5th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

Iasa Potomac ave Sc. s rooms $40. 90
6ly l. st Sc. 6r.. bath, cellar......... is. so
III r g, ne hr cellar .............. u. %
I2i3 q II ne 6r. bath. cellar furnace. 20 80
IFS g 81 ne sr hath large wards Is. so
So4 Eve ,t ne sr bath.........2 IS. 50
2sIs Iith ST. NV, sr., b.. cellar. furnace. 80
sr5n 9Th st Sc Sr., ~ 80
o33 i2th ST sw. Or. ..................H II. 90
See WEIGH" MS 18th st. y. ". i
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
Furnished.

FOR RENT-Furnished, 1902 X ST. y. W.
l6 rooms. baths.
NATIONAL SAVINGS * TRUST
COMPANY.
18th ST. and y. Y. ave. .
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SALE - ON MASSACHUSETTS
ave- northeast between sth st. and
Lincoln Park. Especially well built s.
room and bath dwelling. The rooms
are large and light: there is hot-water
heat and electricity. Was put up under
the personal supervision Of the owner
and has been occupied by him since
completion. Price. $500. ssT s"Fs
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
73s 18th St. ". w. ~ =.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR sALE-A CORNER DWELLING
In Columbia Heights. close to the 18th
street car line; house has six rooms
and one bath: modern In every way.
VIII be sold at sacrifice price OF S. 800.
because owner has to have larger
house.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
13s 18th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR sALE-A BIG I1-ROOM BRICK
dwelling In the downtown section for
$500 Close to 18th street car line,
is occupied by the owner, who has
kept It in Al condition.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. NC.
T3s 18th st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

FOR SALE-A AFOOT FRONT
frame dwelling. renting to colored
tenant. at IS per month, for 81. 80
Has 8 rooms and bath and II located
in an especially good renting section.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
73s 18th 81. N. w.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25

HOUSES For RENT-WHlTE.
lie Potomac ave 81. 6 rooms .........slo00
ig5s 4th 81 se s rooms and bath. l3 o.
iosT Ar NJ se rooms and bath ....... l3 90
Is99 Fla ave ne rooms ,and BATH. II 80
5n3 Harvard At NV rooms and bath IS so
7O5 Harvard st. NV. er. and bath........ 1850
107 Harvard st NV 6 rooms and bath. IS so
1853 O at. NV. l3 rooms and baths. 30 90
FRANK T. RAWLINGS, CO.. Inc,
1425 New York Ave. n. W.
The Washington times., 1913-10-25
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE some fine city property for
farm. JOHN "a. SLATER. lilo G st. n. W
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
LONG NECK.

Mrs. z. G.. Lingo has returned from
week S visit with her son. r. d. Lingo
and family, at Lewes.
Miss Edna GRAY spent part Of the pas,
week with Miss Katie Vessels near ewes
Mrs. Clara Wilson, Of Wilmington.
spent part Of the past week with her
brother, L. r. Lingo and family.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson and son ~
Philadelphia, are visiting her Parents
Charles Lingo, and wife.
Mrs. Naomi c. Lingo went to Whining
ton last Saturday where she will spend
the winter with her daughters, Mrs. Clara
Wilson and Mrs. Thos. B. Pepper.
Mrs. S. A. Warrington. who has been
visiting her son in Bound Brook. n.
IS now visiting her daughter in Brook
Iyn, n, Y, and where she expects to
spend the winter.
The farmers are now engaged il get
ing out white potatoes. lanes Brit
ingham has one thousand bushels dug
md is only half done.
There viii Be services at Trinity ahapsl 1
Sovsnbsr slh.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07

s11 u-Wl--l -lng1ess 70 make sacrifices fo-
-1e-r children il the second place.
-l5lr children VIII fall behind in the cou-
pzu-o1 q llts, sl1 the parents VIII lose
me supreme happiness r-st cones from
seeing ne children WIN pisces u trust
z 1onor. q power. Of leadership. TINS
ne lev collars saved ty -1e labor Of the
enid are z1re % bring % the parents
Fsl1 regret ard sorrow. O sarpoir t-r ar-
ln TIER children and ths gIgWincs of
rsUCrse
Ninety per cent u Attendance ssouI5
oe cuF aim We can1o- uaEs more
z1er- lc--ors Or more noteworthy a1ga nee
t1ls year since c1 the feat1re deuen5s
excellence % a-l other matters Let Us
oeE11 right now Let Us reso.Ve. -I-
s-4l be cCDe
LHtELES A. WkGsEe
CCnUlsslouer of Eduea-ir.
lfoFer- October III. 1913.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
THE new GAME LAW.

lL= game Jaw enacted 81 the recent
s=ss-Qn q the Lsgls -a-ure has aroused
more ofposltol tnan any law which has
been enacted within cur rec0- lection.
ne opposition IS among me farmers
s-c lt IS extremely bitter.
Iney feel tnat the Legislature bss
enacted & law for the beneft of NJ
sp9r-sr1el, which works & hardship Id
On the farmer who raises aDd feeds ,5e
9ir1s. because he Is compelled u get q
incense i be wishes % 70 cunning for 8
Gay q 50 during the season.
10 such an extent are the farmers
aroused that many of them are deter
m-leo % prohibit cunning altogether on
L1eir lands. some Of them are going So
I far Is 10 say that nan with 4 iice1=e
cannot gun upon their lands. but z man
VINO has no license can do 50. As faw
I men Wlii run the risk Of arrest br gun
Z mig without q license such q r.os5tior
I j. pr0hibitive 10 effect
Inc sentiment as now existing. IS 50
DltIer tnst an attempt % enforce the
-a" ~ some parts Of this county vii. 1
lsa1 % trouble. and for this reason we +
feel il cur duty 70 address : E-o-r3 ~ ~ .
monltio1, eclt0rially. % the ueoDle Of I
this county We believe. most Of them
are law ABIDING citizens and wish the laws
o. the state 70 be obeyed. therefore rhev
must realize that any defiance Of any
law N any community is not g spirit 10 be
encouraged or upheld. II the best men
oreak the law. whatever that law NAV
De. Wnat can be expected Of the iguor-
ant or VICIOUS n respect 10 any iaE9
Admitting that the contention Of the
e < 10 Ara# . 30 L. 9 !
WORKS 2 hardship and is in effect q bad
law, yet u is the duty Of every citizen
70 oDey tie law. If il Is z bad law. re-
peal II at the first opportunity. Ifit is
unconstitutional or otherwise not legally
sum cienr, test It's consGtutiOnslitv ana :
.egaliJy al the Er,t opportunity. A1v e
other attitude is not Isls-ahidfnr or goo,i {
citizenship.
Any farmer has the rigbt 70 nrobibit /
4ilg one from cunning on his land. II he 4
wishes, from any reason whatever fo i
20 50. But, on the other hand. he has
10 rlght to say 70 any man, if vou viii
5reaA lne law you can gun on nv lsnd.
nat Is going TO far. Then he IS con l
pirlng, offering q reward in fact. to a
nan % break the law, because. remen-
'er mat when the Legislature has PAS
ed an Act and the Governor has an
roFed Il, u IS q law. until declared other
Use Dy Court Of competent jurisdic-
ion.
%, We would say TO ell farmers. for
70 cunning on your land if you wish
you 90 not want 70 take out a license
nd require him 10 DO the same. when
e guns on you. but do not ask or re- =
lest any TO ignore or violate the law.
rove tnat you are q law abiding citizen
opeying even what you consider. an
just law, and. Il you wish to overthrow Fo
40 So II law-abiding way by law
= means, ~ e Court OF law or al the
-i-ot IVA = sussex flepuDlcan. Es
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07

Belle Of GeOTEa, Comet Early.
champion Carmau. Greeusboro. Mona
tam Rose, Elbertz. Frances. Old Nixon
Reeves FavoHie. Stump. Ener. Fox
Seeding. Crawford Late. salwar anS
many other varieties of peach -ees.
These trees are al clean. HEALTHY ard
Iue % name. Our record fer sending
on STOCK true 70 name and healthy.
should g worth something 10 the prospec-
tive orchard planter.
We also have California Priret hedge
plants, Pear. Cherry. Shade. English
Walnut, Black Walnut and Chestnut
trees, Grape Vines. Curraut and Coosg-
berry plants Prices reasonable. Cats-
logue free.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
DR.. WAGNER ADDRESSES
PEOPLE OF THE STATE
On Public School Matter Of Vital In
Portanee to All.

To People Of the State Of Delaware:
The public schools Of our state have
now al opened for the year, and viii be
open every legal school day. Every child
Of school age may there get the knoTl-
edge and training that shall make him
OF her q useful, worthy man or woman.
The teachers are on hand daily TO direct
these processes for the best interests OF
the children and Of the community. We
need now 70 realize that there is z part
for the homes TO perform If the children
are 70 get the full benefit Of the school.
and II me community IS TO get the full
return FOR the money spent on the school
The teachers hope that this year each
home and each parent shall see to It that
school attendance is both regular and
punetual 70 q degree never reached be-
fore- A united, determined effort sll
over the state 70 make this one gain is
sure 70 succeed.
The child loses in several wavs bv be-
ing absent from school. He loses the
lessons and the teaching given while he I
IS absent This results IN q loss Of inter !
est IN the work, and IN g loss Of develop 1
ment Of his mind. From this experience 1
there viii grow in the child's mind the
opinion that i does not matter whether
he Is IN school or cut Of school The
hrEt two results are sad. the last is a
tragedy IN the ehild's life. Blame and
reproach are the certain portions Of
parents who permit the child to form
such an oppinion or who allow and some
times even encourage him 70 act on il.
The presence Of the child at school ;
every day in fit condition for the work
Of the school will be possible only when :
parents realize that the chance which the
child loses one day cannot be made up I s
tbs next day. The chance lost today is / b
lost forever. The next day brings its
owD chance, which. II used to give the P
,hild the chance he should have used / c
Yesterday, is surely lost
The school also loses if the child is tc
ibsent A larger class is more inter Il
sting than q smaller one ; the exchange "
I opinions and Of experiences is lost
nd the class, the school and the teacher VI
7iil get the reputation Of failing to is
lake progress. H.
The parents suffer serious loss also. Sd
Though they may think they are saving
oney by keeping the children at home til
work. IN the first place, they lose tin
e sense Of doing their duty and feel an
stead the prisks Of eonsaiaues for an
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Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
ST. JOHNsTOWN.

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again
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ASSSS.A &&1la -
goHa-s EszTsnz Jeni1sl
Lock What cane bark tr1l
TIE Laundry. Three pairs
q wone1's Etocilngs and
I've perticostE Why. I've
got sons wuDar's Laundry
DEtssd q uy oEn-
Aztg Drzdge-@Il tel yo1
how e avoid mistakes Ike
that Get Fels-Nspthz
Soap and have your things
washed tie easy way A.
hone. They'll Be cleaner
and frssher and wear
tWics as lolE, and t1sl
yo1 won't gst then mixed
with other peoples clothes
You owe It to
yourself and your
folks to use
Fels-Naptha Soap.
You owe II to
yourself to cut
down the time of
washing clothes |
one-half, to save |
yourself It's drudg- |
cry, to make It easier
and more pleasant.
You owe It to
your folks to quit
making washday a
day of cold meals,
and bad temper.
FeIs = Naptha
Soap washes all the
clothes in cool or
lukewarm water,
without boiling, in
little time, with no
hard rubbing, and
makes them cleaner,
whittier and sweeter
than any other way.
Foroug dfrscssozs o. fts reg
aa-a green r7rappeT.
FKLs 3 CO.. PHILADELPHIA
USE
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ANY TIE OF YEAR