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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
cuLrtvAToRs $50.

Through a typographical error.
the Ledger recently had l. r. Fer
ris advertising John Deere and
Case cultuvators for 50. This price
should have been $40 and there are
nc better c~ultivators sold for the
same money. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Holiness Servlces-Sabbath School,
$40. Devotional services at IL a m
and 1880 p m. Except the second
and fourth Sabbaths there VIII
be preaching morning and evening.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:3O. Services above Ricketts, q
Emmons' store. Everybody invited 70
worship the Lord with us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
and klndred interests.

and kindred interests.
After dlsposing OF his business
IN Colorado he returned to Mexico,
Mo, and became a member of the
firm with his father. He is vice
president of the Missouri Press AS
sociation and president Of the com
mission governing the Missouri As
ISOLATED Afternoon Dailles, of which
he was one Of the founders.
While on the Post in Denver
Joe Ward. the veteran city editor,
asked Mr.. White If he could write
a funny story. Mr., White, who had
doubts of his ability as a hui.
morlst. was very frank in telling Mr..
Ward so; however, the city edi-
tor decided this modesty was on
couraging and perhaps another Mark
Twain nurked behind It. He was
urged to make It humorous but
no too funny. and given an as
signment to cover The story WIS
written and handed to Mr.. Ward,
who glanced over II carefully and.
turning to Mr.. White as he tore Il
in two, he said; "You win, and you
ara one of tho few newspaper re-
porters / ever saw who knew his
weak point" !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
COUNTY NEWS

At the preliminary Of the inter
scholastic debate at Columbia, Sat
urday morning, Leonard Coatsworth,
the representative Of Mcmillan High
School. was one OF the five to
qualify for the finals ~hich will
be held at the University auditorium
tonight Representatives from high
schools all aver the State were en-.
tered in the preliminary debate.
The William Jewell College base
ball team was in Mexico Wednesday
night en- route to Fulton to play
Westminster College. Harry Lane Of
this city is second baseman on
the team.
Toalson & Baxter will open their
new Bakery Friday, May list. with
a nice line of bakery goods. Mr.. Toal
son has been baking in Mexico fol
fifteen years and needs no introdue
ton.
Mrs. Il. b. Wheeler is at home
from Houston, Texas, where she
has been for the past month.
John Laird of Vandalia is a
Vera Cruz with the American
, fleet, Laird Is a member of thu
Special Service Squad on board thu
battleship Vermont, which was
. one of the ships OF the second flee
!. sent to Mexican ports. Mr.
Laird Joined the Navy about tw'
/. years ago
t J.. w. GalIaher was painfully in
!. jured by having one OF his finger
n mashed at vandalla Thursday.
e Mrs. Helen M. Wright of oklahc
p ma City has our thanks for lat
Oklahoma papers, which shows grea
prosperity in that country.
Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey has gone t
New London to be with her moth
err, Mrs. j. G. Brown, who is quit
i'll. Mrs. Brown will be taken to
Rochester, MINI, for an operation a
soon as possible.
Frank VanNess is home from
trip through Kansas and says tn
wheat crop was never better.
' Hon. e. c. KEENAN, of LaGdoni
twas in Mexico to attend the fur
eral of Judge George Robertson Sa
urday.
T. ]. Rowe and family have retur.
ed to their farm near Rowena whei
they will spend the summer.
h John Guthrie has ompelted h
work In the Secretary of State
returned to Mexico.
!. Circuit Judge Barnett of Mon
Il gomery City was in Mexico Saturds
es TO attend the funeral OF Georl
e Robertson.
Two special trains of Shriners
from California passed through Me
n, leo Sunday over the Wabash Q
e. route to st. Louis. From st. Lou
IN, they will go to Atlanta, Ga, I
the National Convention.
n Mrs. Lora Moore and two chill
q. dren of st. Joseph are guests
ed Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Pryor.
lily Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. 81
en- OFT, north Of Mexico. Saturday nigl
a fine daughter. Mother and child
are doing splendidly.
aw Mrs. Clarence Barnes and CT
mt dren are home from an extend
ny visit to Tucson, Ariz., much !
ng proved in health.
. Misses Frances Johnson and
liza Tucker. Cave Johnson and Cha
Use orne jackson motored to Columt
Sunday, in the Johnson Case.
:" Miss Miriam Glandon has return
from Columbia where She sper
the weekend.
James Gallaher's many friends
be glad to know that the injury
ID. received TO his hand while lay
an a stone at vandalia Il Egt goln
Ito prove seriougr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
.MI-ONA STOPS ALL
STOMACH DISTRESS
Why suffer with that uncomfortable
feeling Of fullness, headache, dizziness,
sour, gassy, upset stomach, or heart
burnt Get relief at once-delays are
dangerous. Buy today-now-a SOC
box Of Mi-6.na Tablets. There is no
more effective stomach remedy.
Otis Purdy.


The ~Jurgensens are going to build
a modern upto-date residence on
their handsome site now occupied by
a cottage next door to Geo, Lees
on South Jefferson Street, This
is a lovely site for a modern home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
HYOME| RELIEVES
IN FIVE MINUTES

Effective relief comes quickly when
Hyomei is used for catarrh, coughs, bron.
chitis, cold in the head or Group OF infants.
You breathe it-no stomach drugging.
This medicated air has a tonic healing
effect-surely destroys catarrhal germs,
stops the poisonous ~secretions and quickly
soothes and heals the irritated mucous
membrane or money refunded.
Try Hyomei now. Complete outfit 81.
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

L luhhhiii 9
bic Compound the
praise it deserves,
for | have taken il
at different times
AMI it always re
lieved me h
other medicine.
failed, and when J
hear a woman com
plain | always rec.
ommend it. Lastwin
ter | was attacked
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 6 Co. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. j
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his tirn-
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
couS surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
cont free. Price IS cents per bottle. sold
By all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

I. B. Buckner, a prominent law
yer OF Kansas City. IS the guest OF
r. Il. Buckner, OF South Jefferson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

heir return from Arizona and
,ney viii not reach Mexico until
SUNDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Atchlson OF
near worcester, were in Mexico sat
urday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
FEELS like
A new WOMAN
AS Lydia E. Pinkham's vese'
table Compound DispelIed
Backache, Headaches
and Dizziness.

Pioua. Ohio. 81 would he verg un
grateful if / failed to give Lydia Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

]. 6. Bassford ia home from
business trip TO Kapsas City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Silt three times, the -four, salt, spice and
baking Powder. Beat eggs with rotary
beaier, then still using rotary beaten, grad
ually add sugar, then work in the mashed
potsfo with a spoon and alternately aid milk
and Hour mixture, Make q soft dough, roll
into sheet, cnt into rounds, pinch a hole IN
the center with the finger and fry in deep tat
Fat for frying should NOT be hot enough
20 brown the doughnut until il ha risen.
When the %doughnut is dropped into the fat
Il sinks 20 the bottom. As soon as i comes
up il should be turned and turned a number
Of times while cooking. This recipe Is ex-
celleni as they do not take the fat in frying
sad will stay moist for days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

w. b. Lee attended Stock Sale
Day at Fulton Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

int .ta ha n
that. II Wou'o
a recreauon, =
makes c'sos
a shame 'ns.
has a foressossa
& but weeds mss''' s.m.
5 lor~se'.'nH mea,,on
/ would no'
weeds are mos. .,,, !.
eyes OF the
pople who pass 'ns'o
flied to know 1nse rs
teachers -...d
their salaries ino,s1
d now are most ai'u's'
lng that teacn'le
sratye than ne"spap
say resign as SOCIETY,"
10 into the scnoo'roo'i
Ragsn-sOtt''
b saturday ai'er',0o"
wedding oocurred On
ION street wheh
was made 'ne D.iUs
gan Of Kansas o''y N
members OF tne 'a,''
esent to Witness s
ing ceremony periornieu
Wallace OF inc fie
brch. The groom =
bysician In Kansas ol's
Elgh in his professlon. ne
Bolts about .wo ~
was maid OF nohor a.
Fate reunion az Wasrens'
/ in the young iauy ZIP
re and the wedding -
happy culminatlon. ine
lhe daughter OF w.
Of Audrain's most prom
hded and cultured souns
quite prominent soclaii,
greatly missed, ing pese
host OF frlends loiio~he.
home. lmmeuiaeeiy ar
pony Dr. ana Mfs' i.aa''
Burlington ZOE g
ihere tney VIZ
South Tor sesefai
including Nas"'''a
onVliIe' fiofiu@ ~,
abama wneie 'ne
gan reiau.sss' r,.s
nome III n"''s"e '
80.
Fay o'up
at oa'u'
ier'a'n'hs tho
Pers' inc ", ,.s "a'.. Z,
the most uepsns,u' :
helu AT ~
HERBERT uoAor
o Club we're ~ ~,
aon ana ~ = h0''0'
yrs Geo oparA WV "
ana won ing y
Of SILK moss VI, mar
70 Gentleman priAe' :
BOOKS y uei'uiouS s"O
conoiuueu az s'"s
sure TO an
Howard - spenulns ~
Columbia ana VII ~
itaI gwen py her cousin
Lyme MONDAY evening".
81 Buckner was hostess 10
CUB tuesday Mternoon.
time was spent
needIe-WorR was QUICKLY
hen the hoseeHs pAsse'
"a iunch' GUESS o.nei
nemoers were Mesuanle
mans x. r Wailiey an
vaughn
Ply Lee Bufks, Virgin
81 1dne'le bragg arg
a'Iena a house-par's -
Mary scuduef'
w. robertson returned
rom a iorthights WISH
clark ieft Weune
prs W. f. Shepnaru an
-
FL 10 attend 'he wy
hdte ounion' MISS 2
uotHohor'
FRY Oh OF. Louis spel
III Mehlco Win =
hdzel'ine'
F. 'oFe 70 ~ S'iu'
'"e weekend. :.
feooe Muhsef y iiaru''
'eeS emo n 0oiulnpls
O' peF ofotaer, Snar'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
Look Ahead Before Painting

TTis a good plan o consider the painting question from all angles, especially
from the point Of the future condition Of your house. You can readily
Il picture how your home would look weather-beaten and worn from tn
use Of inferior paint; on the other hand, consider the upto-date, weHpe-
served appearance it would have if properly painted with a good pdns With
these two pictures before you, lis almoss impossible to believe there coudb
so much difference in results.
When you buy your paint, keep these two conditions in mhnd-they
represent the difference between LA CROSSE co. PAINT and an inferior
paint. LA CROSSE G. {. PAINT will wear for years after the inferior
paint has gone with the wind and changes of climate. Gall at our lumber
ymd-we will estimate the quantity Of paint necessary for your building, and
give you any further information you desire
La Crosse Lumber Company
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
Doughnuts


Every housewife who bakss her Nh
bread knows that il a little potato Is added
70 The sponge. the bread viii not dry o1t
as quickly. In this recipe potato IS utilized
to make dcughnuts that viii remain moist
and fresh tor several days
&c will he found to have distinct ad-
vanidges over any other Baking Powder
fr d0ashnais. X c Is a double acting
baking powder with which a hree batch Of
~doaghnuts may be mixed and fried a levi at
d time. The last viii be as isht and nice
as the first.
K c Potato Doughnuts
By Mn. Nevada Brgg, Of Baking
School fame.
sscpps -four; 2 eggs; I eRP
sH9ur; ! {seet ~iensp00Ayials zse
X BdkiHg Porder; / tea- EM
spoonful salt; teasqo04taf NV
mace; cup cold mashed
poiato;s eap mix, or more HOE
Vaecdcd. N H1M
< -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

I,ao5 to know that the
teachers in most cas-
,ScIr salaries increased
4. now are most a%IIuring'
IT, mat teaching u
1.-Two than newspaper
IT. resign as society re-
f. into the schoclroom
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
.rtrtu
1. Mari. Ross

he WIS.,
phone sii
that some OF 'ne
n. leisure to play
~ afternoon at the
r. , game Of pulling
IN, lawn and see who
,s.,. II would be o
| a recreation' me
makes cards &c
a shame that :
has a foreground Of
4. INIT weeds Methinks
4 p,rps is so busy cam
III forgetting and nelec''
would not menuon
weeds are most un'
A. eyes of the fastldious
L. who pass there ey'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

II u. G. Tucker and Miss
FER and Robert are home at
ehthl visit in Moberly with
FRI. Frank Forney.
4 R, Rodes has returned
#eeE's visit to her sister in
starks Of Louisiana has
E house guest this week Of
7iFs, Frank Parker.
8 Carrie and liberia Sproul
~ Entertained a small com
riends at 500 Wednesday ev-
Iho guests include Mesdama
9lmes, James Haskell, J. y.
#essie Rlckard and Under
sses Ruth Averitt, Cora Les
@othy Holmes, La Refine Wa
Elizabeth Parker. A paIata
was served at a late hour.
Il O. Burks Is In Columbsi
zher sister. Mrs. Kelhher.
Q RENE Warden went i
81 Friday to be the guest 70
d Of Miss Mildred Spauldia
Mrs. George bearing hay
= to shelbyville. Ill, after
Mira y. R, Sanford,
Evening journal., 1914-01-17

p ETER j. FORD,
FORD BUILDING.
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JANUARY II.

Diligence is the mother of good luck. +"
You should study carefully the life Of
Benjamin Franklin, who was born in
Boston, Mass. January IL. l7O6. and
died i'm Philadelphia, Pa, April II, 1890.
This great American eNemplihes the
best characteristics of the governing
planets of this birthdate. OF which Sa-
turn is the strongest. He rose from ad-
versity to eminence. Horace Greeley
said of him: "He rose from want TO
competence. from obscurity To fame,
without losing his head"
The sign Of this birthdatc is Capri
corn and Franklin showed in marked
degree the love Of deep study which it
imparts. The very best teachers come
out OF this sign as we'll as writers and
orators. The maxims OF Franklin have
become a part OF the vocabulary of the
business world Had the Want Ads been
known in Franklin's day, he would have
been their most ardent advocate.
An Archaeological forecast shows that
the coming two weeks win be favorable
Tor all mercantile and domestic pursuits
found IN the Want Ads
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TRUSTEES SAFE.


~ RUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
1 BY virtue Of an order Of Oh Orphans
Court Of the State Of Delaware. in and for
Now Caste county. mado on tho seventh day
of January. A. ID. 1914. will be exposed 20
sale at public vendue. on Tuesday. January
90. 1914. AZ 10 o'clock a. NJ. ct the
County Court House. in the city Of Whining.
ton, all the right. title and interest OF Esta-
lena Woodland Deringer. William Duncan
Deringer and Harry HURT Deringcr,. minor
children Of Henry g. Derinsor, deceased.
being tho undivided one-ffth interest IN a
certain farm or tract OF land. with the
buildings thereon erected. containing two
hundred ano twenty-five and one. hair acres
Of land, be n, same moro or less; situate
In New Castle hundred. New Castle county
and state Of Delaware and known as the
Brrnrurh II. Deringer farm.
Terms OF sale cash.
REUBEN SATTERTHWAITE. Jr.
Attest; Trustee.
JOSEPH O. JoLLs CLERK o. o.
Wilmington, ne, jar 2, 1915. ians.fot
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To- PHILADELPHIA Ma sos sas "a % S 600 10 ss9 s % g.
lo4s ils Is2 1is7r 1871 p Aa, s4 lSq' sss 19S.
75ss sof olss, 99s, 90
TO eisdp4is snds r. 9. sss 400 so ';S s5
500 d 2s sss e. css 1o- 7ao 1885, soi s.o1 sis'
ils7 p Ml2.9s, Ias $40 400 $50 80 S.2i. g. ss'
its7 Nj 81 s.io $50. 81 10
70 nalinos Washington is % on .d2. ~, 10.
2os' 5is. o2a' 7oi sias 9o2-
is s.'si: :'' Ss''i:' Issis, s @
Baltimore stations N.tol2 P. M2.4a ifi Gle.
TO Baltimore sundays A. M9o5 p M--5.5o.
DELAwhRy nv1s,0Y esURoAp
For Points Down the state a M o: o5 sla lo4% p NJ
4 Down State sunday g. Ms.oi 7Ss a. p.
and Was .seclda NJ "A
i.ios. p sS. d5is 8. .as G. .f5s. o 'ooi. o.55f.
Philadelphia, a. 5a5 655 5or sos
saes oss. u s'. p M.i.ae, $50 s27' 4sr, SIS e.i7
iiiss MIsSs s.a7. 80
PHILADELPHIA
Reading and Way p
sTHABoATs.
philadelphia Chester Daily. M,7oo 1890. M.i.so.
AS Saturdays sundays ony-7 p N
To Chester every so minutes
cves houron
haf instance 90 and 100 leaving here
Gs,s as for no insaSsws TO- is etc.
Brandyy springs sohaeaye sixth every
% se @ hour eonneet az Bandine springs Kenne Square
and min
hour aud minutes before tho half hour for
eos and 72s.
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FOR SALE

We want an offer for any ono of the
following properties; 80 reasonable offer
win be refused:
1913 Delaware Ave, II rooms, . baths
steam heat.
1908 Delaware Ave. u rooms, I bath;
possession.
s2G jefferson St., il rooms, bath.
5ll W. Eighteenth St, rooms, bath.
S2l Franklin ST., 10 rooms, bath.
I5l2 W. Fourteenth ST., l2 rooms,
baths, hot water heat.
\. W. Cor. Fourteenth and Rodney Sts.
9 rooms, bath.
l40l Delaware Ave. l6 rooms, baths.
steam heat.
l4O3 Delaware Ave, y rooms, , baths.
1904 Broome St., y rooms. baths.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
1905 W. Fourteenth St, IL rooms, bath
hot water heat
For further information telephone OF
sec
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OsT-PFARI EARRING. SET IN
i platinum with diamonds Suitable re-
rard II returned 10 No 1415 Delaware Ave
tue lanllU.
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RENTAL LIST

ss4 Bennett St.. rooms $500
$40 Walnut St. rooms $500
500 Buttonwood st.. Il n store. S22oO
1902 Van Buren st.. 2 r & B, (fur'
nished apartment ......... S2o.OO
9O2 Market St.. (sec agents).
9O4 Market St.. (see agents)
9O4 market St.. see agents, store)
500 Lancaster Avenue. ....t ......... $1,000
sos Shipley ST., store ........- $1,000
East Ninth ST.. 2nd floor.
~ f. Cor. Ninth and Market Sts, 2nd floor.
9Oi Market St. I'd floor
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
n. =. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SIS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings,
TO clock.
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BOARDERs WANTED


ID oARDERs WANTED, Also TABLE
ID hoardcrEi rensonabie. no. 7i0 icf-
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-REAL ESTATE For SALE


T,OR SALE-NEW HOUSE, 40. 1905
4 Howland street. rooms and bath; side
entrance. large yard. Price, S2,25O.
Apply 20 J W. Barkley. No. 28ii West
Seventeenth ST. jani3-1m.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

r, OR RENT-A GOOD FARM OF ABOUT
II I25 acres with excellent buildings and
a siio. near Wilmington. Address R-4s,
Evening journal ONCE. ian3-tt
Evening journal., 1914-01-17

PUBLIC SALE or STOCK AND
&n> farming implements.
MWA MONDAY. JANUARY 10 1914
III on the road from Elsmere 20 Price =
Corner. DAVID A.. McCARNS.
janss.io,1e.iAl6,i7
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BEAUTY PARLORS
SPECIAL NOTICE.


N Office.
The County Assessment FOR the several
districts of Wilmington hundred, fo ~ wear
1914. has been completed and pDsted for
inspection in the respective districts as fol
lows:
First District-7ls Pine Street.
Second Distrct--5o7 West Twenty first
Street
Third District-22i West Fourteenth
Street
Fourth District-i West Seventh street
Fifth District-1503 West Third Street.
The assessors will sit at the County Court
House in the Levy Court room ON saturday,
January 81. 1914 from TO - o'clock, and
] to o'clock, TO hear appeals and make
corrections.
W. J. AIEANEY.
Assessor. First District.
WM. WTNTRUP.
Assessor, Second District.
GEO. W. COX.
Assessor Third District.
NEAL NJ. KENNEDY.
Assessor, Fourth District.
MARTIN r. MEALEN,
Assessor, Fifth District.
janis, 2o,eA27,so.
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Kershaw & Whitten
WALL PAP ER 5

S. W. COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
~ & A. Phone 5io5D. Wilmington, Del.
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices
ougic-tf.
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PIIRLIC SALE

- PUBLIC sALE--I WILL
&;fEN5f1 sell at public sale at David
XtassiN McCarn's. Marshalltton, on
TN Janunry 10, W 1 O'Clock.
Efs-3 cSstn one Cow. This Cow was
,s sold for its keep.
JOHN FANNThG.
ian1O-7t. Marshaflton. De-.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

~ lDDLF. AGED WOMAN DESIRES 20,
nj sition as cook or for general house
work. reference. Address No. loop -
Lincoln street. ID. s A. phone SllfN.
ian16.8t
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FOR SALE
VIZ E ARE SPECIALISTS IN
w BUILDINs LOTS.

VIZ ARE SPECIALISTS IN
w BUILDING LOTS.
We have for sale 400 building lots from
16xsO feet. to q whole city block; any size
or depth, in almost any section o. the city
win sell these lots on easy monthly pay
ments. Price from 500 up.
sPECIALTIEs.
Lot suited for Coal Yard near Ford's fac.
tory Third and Webb streets. r. r. siding
Lot 30 feet by 80 feet. corner Fourth and
Union streets; ff- best store OF apart
ment site west o. Madison trcet.
Eight-room dwelling. corner sto-'. good
basement cellar
A 13-room store and dwelling on Second
street. between French and Walnut streets:
only one block from the Pennsylvania sta
ton and near many manufactures. Excel
lent for boarding OF rooming house. Cost
$4,000. Will sell for $1,000.
Also 1t-room dwelling adjoining shove.
Price, si,e0O.
Great barrairs and but little cash needed.
Look them over
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Several G. z or s room dwellings with
front porches All improvements, toilets
and lavatories ia bathrooms win be sold
reasonable or rented for $40, SIS Or SIS
per month TO good parties
p ETER j. FORD,
FORD BUILDING.
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SAI.ESMEN MANTED.

---~----. --r--,.----..-- 80
y ALESMAN. EXPERIENCED ~ AM
- lime. to sel general trade IN Delaware.
Unexcellsd specially proposition. Commits
sion contract S35 weekly Tor expenses
Continental Ic,elry CO.. 1908. Continental
Building. cleveland. Ohio jsnis'it'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

-~~1111-0-7T-
~ on sALE-A BARGAIN. no. 700 vAl
L Buren street. lot, 25x1oO feet; u
rooms bath and large pantry, front anc
laundry tubs in cellar; hot water heat
Gas fireplace; in frst-class condition. Suit,
able for physician OF can be easily con
vcrtcd into apartments. Good reasons given
for selling. Apply 10 owner on premises.
dec3O-tf.
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MONEY TO LOAN


Nj ONEY LOANED on FIRST MORT
lNl gage. y. G.. GOODEN,
jy25-tts No. W. Ninth st.
NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
wi ANY amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished Address MAO. Evening journal
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