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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07

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Road directions, maps and de-
scriptive matter regarding any OF the
following hotels may be obtained on
application.
TRIBUNE INFORMATION BUREAU
Room 800, Tribune Building
Phone 5000 Beekman
LONG ISLAND.
LANE FRONT HOTEL.
Lake RonkonkOma, l.. 1. American
nlsn. 81 so day. Meals at all hours.
THE PARK nm, Roekaway Park. Long
Island. ~. y. Restaurant, Orlus
DspcInE Special Attention 20 Auto Parties.
OCEAN Inn. sheepshead Bay. l. I.
B.efsteak. southern. shore Dinner. S1.5o
Dancing Contests.
BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL.
Brighton Beach. n. y. Dancing.
Maurice Levy. Bands. liable dhote.
"CAFE GAIEIN."
Cornsgs Ave, Far Rockaway, i. l.
''Where society Dances Nightly"
BEAU RIVAGE,
Ennmons Ave, SheePshead Bay, Il l.
Italian and shore Dinners. Dancing.
long BEACH Inn,
Long Beach. l.. !;
Famous ssvthsrn Dinnsr. sl.oo. Ais Ia carte.
NEW JERSEY.
HATHAWAY INN.
Deal Beach, y. j.
kea,bore Hotel. with lawn & shade Trees
THE BRIDGE-WATER INN.
Pleasure Bay, Long Branch, N. j.
Automobile Parties specially.
THK CAMP. ON the shrewsbury River
long Branch, y. J. Music, Cabaret,
Dancing. J. n. Murphy. q. VI. Phone Ssl.
''THE MIRAMAR."
Galilee, Monmouth Beach. y, y.
Grill shore Dinners Speciality.
DEAL Inn, c..,
heal Reach. -. j. Dancing. Cabaret.
Phone 1i7o. W. Ruskell. Mgr.
BURNs' sIIVERMERE INN.
Tgftie Silver n. D. shore Dinners.
Music. Dancing. Phone s46 Red Bank
RIVER ROAD Inn. Beimar. n. J.
south shore. shark River. Dancing. Cab
sret. shore Dinners. n. Y. Champion.
NEW YORK.
NELSON HOUSE; PovEhLssgsls, y; y ".
on the Real Tour rom Ne" horA =" '"e
THE PALATINE, Newburg, y. y
The benefit Of country with the comforts
Of the city. --
UuITC8ER HOUSE AND CorTAGEa
Pawling, -. \.
IRE. GoIf on .fhe Real Tour"
THoMPsON'S HOTEL
Lake Mshopac. y. ".
The Beauty spot ~ inc nims.
MIZZEN TOR HOTEL
Pawling, y. y.
The Entrance TO the BeSksblree,
DIAN HOUSE.
Lake MahOpac. y. Y.
AZ the sunset Ind OF the LAKE.
MoHEGAN DIN.
Mohegan Lake, y. y.
4 Famous Rendezvous Tor aotorlse.
THE COLONIAL.
KitchaWan, y. \.
on the Historic Colonial hslsnts.
RID SWAN Inn.
Warwick. y. n.
Special Facilities for Autoists.
The I'M Of THE RAYMOND RIoRDOS
SCHOOL. Highland, =. y.
Beet, kos opss fes tasssi ane Sselsnesr:
CONNECTICUT.
HOTEL TAFT,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Opposite the famous New Haven Green.
NORFOLK I'M,
Norfolk. Conn.
At an Elevation % I.40o feet.
MASSACHUSETTS.
RED LION Inn.
Stockbridge, Mass.
~The village Beauthul.
WENDELL. HOTEL. Pittsheid, Mass.
A Moderate Priced City Hotel In the
Country.
CURTIS HOTEL.
Ienox. Mass.
s'On the broad highway from eyesywhere."
fHE BANCROFT. Worcester, Mass.
New England's Latest and LAST Werd In
SPECIAL TOURS.
AUTO TOURS $3.50 per day, Including
hoteI accommodations. International Auto
Iear Co. I54 Nassau ~. Beekman $685..
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allowance claimed.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
Information for Travellers
Trains Marked t') Expresses.
PHILApELPHIA. BALTIMoRE Z WASHINGTON r. r.

is SO ~ sss 10 & 800 oso s9
~ az; & oo s sss s4s s2I- ess 40.
sss fasfpes 5.c ssns'!' - s So t5e' 90 Ss 40
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n.a7 M,siq.Ss is5 sio $50 s. co. $40 ssi s2s
u,s7. p M--isT a.io $40. i
TO Baltimore ssd Washington M.-,'s 4ai TO.
2os 9o2' $50 tos sia
TO E.tws,' Mieos o.. 4iz.. t2l
t.os+ s.sss s.as az sis sos. ~ o SOW
To Baltimore and WAY
DELAWARE & RAILROAD.
s,F2@ % rDt: ~ pe"s % - Stat, NJ o. os saloA4 ~
down Slate. sundays. A. Ma.
BALTIMORE RAnRoAD.
s'l,mc5 ard waosten vsckdsys. Mt.ss'.
oS2, M ;ior 80 10 t5ts 554'. as. s5.
i.io' 4s4 sl4s 6. as. 2 oo. ass. 30 t ''a+ NJ
io,a5s s.s7 AR. a.sis siS 81
ms. p Mfa is 7.os ss- So Il. 0
PHILADELPHIA RAILWAY
hsS9s's and way Stations Ms7, p M-s.lo as .2I.
81" Saturdays and snrdayF oniy--7 p.
To Chester and Darbylsa French
S7d
a. for a etc. W W w '""N"e
TO Bundyvine every
connect BrSSSyuns spurs for KepSe so1s 10 MIN
g minutes before the hour
nee G5s and 7.2s.
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) If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY 10.

:
If you have a strong talent for any
line of work. music. art or drama. de-
vclop H. Concentrate all your energies
on making a success for yourself in a
public career Your governing planet
is Saturn; the sign OF this birthdate is
Aquarius, the last sign of the air tri-
plicity, and giving remarkable success
TO its natives who concentrate all their
energies in one direction with determi-
nation 10 succeed.
This hrthdate gives a scientific, phil
osophical. inventive mind; ono Of the
greatest scientists OF theworld, Ernest
Haeckcl as born on this date in 1884.
Some Of the men and women governed
by the sign Of "Aquarius' who have
been cmiucnty successful arc Adelina
Patti. William Faversham. SamHel Nc.
ClWe. editor; George Ade. Anthony
Hope and Thomas a. Edison.
People of this birthdstc arc more sue
cessful in business life than in social
lfe They place no importance ON So
cial engagements hut arc prompt anc
valuable iu business
Booininc houses. hotels and farms vii
be sold TO advsntsgc during the com
inc two weeks through the Want Ads.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

IVOR sALE-i4o ACRE FARM IN HIGH
IT state Of cultivation. Good buildingsi
80 acres woodland (chestnut) fruit OF all
kinds Easy access TO good roads. Close
20 church and school. Sell az n sacrifice to
quick buyer Address Or call Charles =.
Walton r. r. ID. No. 3 Newark, Dela-
ware. fchl6.1s.2O,21.
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PROPOSAL

u ROposAIS - SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received by the Board Of Police
Commissioners until Thursday, February ~
lo14 until . o'clock D. m., for furnish
Ing and making spring and fall also summer
police uniforms and caps. Specifications can
BE- seen nt tho Office oi the Chief OF Police.
GEORGE BLACK
Eocretary Of Board OF Police Commissioners.
febIo1Ai6.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Lev. Fac. 90 me directed. viii be
exposed 20 Public Sale at the Court House
ON Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. IN the City of Whining
ton, New Castle County. Delaware.
on SATURDAY.
THE e1Sr DAY or FEBRUARY, 1914,
at 10 clock a. M.
the following described Real Estate viz:
Ali That certain ht. piece or parcel Of
land. with the three story brick dwelling
house thereon erected situate In the City Of
WILMINGTON aforesaid bounded and de-
scr.hcd as follows to.vit;
Beginning at "a point the westerly side
of Adams street NJ tho distance of one hun
dred aud twenty-five feet southeriy from
the southcrly side Of Tenth street thence
westerly. parallel with Tenth street. one hun
dred feet. thence southerly. parallel with
Adams street aforesaid. twenty feet and
one inch, thence easterly. parallel with
Tenth street and passing through the cen.
tire 81 the party wall one hundred feet, e
the aforesaid westerly side Of Adams street
and thence thereby northery twenty feet
and ono inch 20 the place oi brsinuins. BE
the contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop.
eriy Of ria -. Mayne aud William A +.
Mayne morirarors and 10 be sold by
WALTER s BURg1s Sheriff
sheriff ONCE Wilmington. Del, Febru-
Feha 7Il.i4162o.
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The quickest and most efficient way
TO 20 house or fat hunting is 10 watch
the Want Ads-they're full Of good
bargains. ADV.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

WI neither drinks. smokes or chcws de-.
fircs position as careiaker Of horses; 10
years experience Beet OF references w..
g. JAMES. Emmortou 4. o., Nd.
.fcbl lmo
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i'l hI4lC SALE OF
- Horses Cattle Farming
,1s Utensh, on the John Me-
MAS AAJ iwee. farm, near the
~, workhouse. on MONDAY.
RN&n FEBRUARY 20. Brandy
hAsESa vine Springs. Cars direct
TO gate. This is big
wM. LANE, Auctioneer.
KICKS & soN clorks febie-ot
ID UBLIC sNLE OF VALUABLE STOCK
AZ Bear Station, Del
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY. 10, 1914.
at 1880 A. NJ.
30 head Of well-bred. home. raised Horses.
suitable Tor work, driving and general use.
twospairs Of young mules. colts.
lady's saddle horse years cold
20 head Of cattle--Milch Cows. Heifers and
Stock Bulls Hogs-I1vo brood sows and
six shoats. One Corn King Manure
Spreader Anyone in need OF Horses Colts
and Mules or cattle can gel suited. as they
are Wen bred and good prospects. VIII be
guaranteed as represented. Terms cash.
". S. BURRIs.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10.4i. will
stop at Bear ON day Of sale. febt4.3t.
ID UBEC skLE-ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
Il two audsomely furnished Apartments
viii be sold At
STInHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1914.
At I y clock. r. NJ.
Apartment No. Two Brass Beds with
springs and fclt mattresses; Mahogany Chit.
fonier and Princess Dresser. colonial style
and polishod; CHARTERED Oak Dresser and
Chifonier; massive Buffet with wine cab
met and handsomely carved pedestal Extcn-
sion Table, China Closet and leather seated
BOX IoOpiece set Of China. Davenport
Library Suit in green leather. Mahogany
Library Table. pairs OF 52-inch Lace
Curtains Blankets. Sheets. Pillow Cases
fine sash Window Curtains, Table Covers and
Napkins. Rugs--Axminster 9Xf2; VIII
ton, 9x12; Brussels z. 6xe. and 9x12. One
upright Piano. mahogany case with banjo
attachment (Crown). cost s375.
Apartment No. 2.-One Quarterod Oak
Bedroom Suit / Brass Bed, I Enamelod Bed.
Princess Dresser. Chifonier and large
Dresser in beautiful Bird 'sEye Maple. Cir
cassisn Walnut Dresser Colonial Dining
room Suit complete including Buffet. China
Closet Extension Table and Chairs all to
match; 5-piece mahoganyframc Parlor
Suite, Leather Couch, Leather Easy Chairs.
Felt Mattresses set Of Breakfast China
Mission 3-pieco Library Suit with table 90
match 3 pairs Of Lace Curtains. Bedding
Of all kinds. Table Linen aud Napkins, g
pairs Of summer porticres, / Administer
Rug. 9x12 and one s.3N1O.6; Velvet Rug.
9xt2; BRUSSELS Rug 9Nt2, several small
home.
These goods arc all in fine condition and
have only been in use about one year
owners have sent them here 10 have them
sold Al this sale TO the highest bidder We
will positively sell every article AT this
sale. Anyone looking for good furniture
should attend this sale We store these
goods until you want them and deliver them
Tree any place in the city.
Sale Friday. February 90. o'clock, y. ~
sTIDHAM q son.
febi6,fT19. Auotioneers
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WANTED. FEMALE

" OlAN lady WITH EXPERIENCE DE.
sircs position as huokkceprr. Can give
reference. Address " .. Evening ,fournnl
umce. fchll-12t.
NH ANIED-YOJNG LADY OF CONstn.
w efal experience desres position a.
c'erk or office work. Also stenographcr
heasonapio salary. Address Ala this
once. iansotf
A REFINED CHRISTIAN WOMAN
"A would like position us mothcr's
hcipor in The case uf an invalid or sick
refsun. Address ur can No HOG East
Twenty third street, city. Reference given
icbl6.lt.
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ROOFERS

OSEPH /. o'NE1LL CO.-rIN, TAR
J and Stag Roofing Hot Air Heating
No. 7ls W. Third street. Wilmington Della
ware. dee2s-sm.
a. y. WILLIAMS co.
w No. s21 Orange st. Roofing spout
ing and Heating Metal and composiuon
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Nenulsting
Repairing promptly done. Phone. iani6-f
nON'T BE LIKE THE MAN WHO
IL waited for stormy weather before hav
ing his roof repaired. New roofs our spe
cialtv. Guarantee Roofing and Heating Co.
Chrisiiana avenue and Claymont 81. Phones
d. & A.. 5534; Automatic, 1712.
febIg-Im
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STORAGE

II OisEhOLD GOODS STORED IN
II clonn, separate locked rooms New
uuudinE Aunuouie usdued vans for local
nnd long distance movtnE Work guaranteed
Estmate fvee. u. & A. Phone, 51T4
SErlRlTf STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Pennsyivaniu Ave. and Clayton ST.
Hnr97ff
< TORACE- HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise Piano aud saf. moving a
speciaify. Packing. Grating and shipping 10
an points private railroad siding direct
INTO blnding Estimate free
AMERICAN STORAGE Co.
Phone. s64D. No loI Marvla "A Az.
iune25.tf
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HELP WANTED

1aT RNIED--ltAlLNAI MAIL OLEkhS
w age l8 90 85. Commence S7t month.
Steady work. Wilmington Examinations Feb.
ruafy 81. lbl sample questions free Frank.
lin Institute Dept AK, Rochester. X. s.
ian26lm
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ln NE COW TO BE SOLD AT W. H..
~ Boyers Sale for board, February ls'
1914 At Rosselle. febs-st.
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FOR RENT

9o7 Delaware Ave. "a r. 8 p
2lO5 Lancaster Ave. IL e. g. . g.
9us Van Buren ST.. 10 r. & 3.
lll2 Rodney st., IL Z 4 . b.
l2.3 Market st., II r 4 . b.
IOS West St. 10 r. a. Is. ... $1,000
l4o3 Broone st, ~ r. 4 B. S45. 90
y0T Van Buren S.. ~ r. q -. $500
i52' bsiawar~ Ave- in q a.. s22 90
W. Eleventh St. 10 Il & B.. $1,000
1900 Washington ST.. : rooms. .... $500
1908 W. Sixth St, 9 X a B..s $50. 90
sis p. Fourth ~. - q & 90
251 Concord Ave. 4 4 B...s2i. 90
ne " Eighth ST.. 2 q. e p. ... $4,000
s. r Cor. Eighth and Kirkwood Sts, z r
1902 ". Filth ST.. sR B........ $500
32T Nandever Ave. 3 r & B....St5.00
1910 p 22nd ST.. 4 & BSl5.oo
$40 Poplar ST.. $1,000
2l5 Lombard ST.. rooms 90
92i Linden ST.. Z n. 4 B. .: $500
az p. Second ST. rooms $500
5il W. Second ST., rooms. store $1,000
APARTMENTS.
?. Z. and 6 rooms snd bath
Wilmington Trust Company.
REAL Estate DEPARTMENT.
DUPONT Rldz
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DANCING

nANClNG LESSONS, PRIVATE OK ~
~ classes. Regular dances Monday and
frldsy erfnings. Mrs Snyder odd Eel.
ows' Hall rhiid snd King streets
y. A. Phar- ,AceiD deel7 % ar =
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SHEPITF'S SALES.


SHERlff'S S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ OF lev. Fac to me directed will be
exposed TO Public Sale. AZ nrandywino
Springs Park. Mill Greek Hundred. New
Castle County. Delaware.
OF SATURDAY
TIiF o1Sr DAY OF ffs3kIAHY 1914.
az an o'c,Qck a.tm.
the following described Personal Property
via:
AN The goods. chatieis and personal
property described as follows to-wit.
The scenic railway with the cars. tfurhs d.
motors machinery, equipments and hnildinrs.
together with the furniture therein. scenery
and an the appliances connected or used
with tho said erVnic rAilwgys end sall lu
pros eincnis alterations and sdditions thefe.
tc Said goods chaiteis. and property nov
renmining aud continuing in the possession
Of ihr said parties Of The first part 40 Bran.
dywine Springs Park, Mil Crock Hundred.
New Castle County and State Of Delaware
SeEed aud token An execution a. the prop
erty Of Jeremiah Cahill and Cecil c. Mar
chant, mortEngors. and 10 he sold by
WALTER s. BURRlS Sheriff.
Sherin's Once. Wilmington, Del, Febm-
ruary 3, 1914,
Feb47il14.t6e 90.
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LOSE AND FOUND

s,e-4----s-.---
4 LoCkEr AND CHAIN BETWEEN
- Third and Adams and Sixth and Jackson
streets. SUNDAY Bears initials A. p p.
Reward n returned 90 Ernest Eckeri. No.
ga w. Ihud 81. febi6.2t.
I VST--LADY LEATHER HAND RAG
- Monday afternoon. from Eighth street
out jefferson 20 Delaware and Pcnnsylvania
avenues 10 Rodney street and back. Con
tenis' letter addressed 20 Elkton Md. kew
purse aud money. Reward, No ass
DUPONT Bldg. feb8tf
/ 0SI OF fEBRUARr 10. GENTLE
- man black leather wallet containing
between SO and $40 800 money pcnnsI.
vania mileage book and Delaware automobile
license Reward Kindly notify Gomery.
Sehvariz Motor Car Co.. or Mr.. S. G
Bancroft, Wyoming Del, fcbl4.2t
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~ HIcKER1NG UPRIGHT PIANO, s125
~ cash. Credit for part II desired. Ad'
drest p. o. Box 445. ian2'-lm.
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FOR SALE


u UR SALE-sECOND HAND HEATER
IT in good condition. Apply No; 9ls
orange ST. iano.u
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RilILDERs. CoNTRACTORs


OHN p. REARDON. CONTRACTOR
j and builder Estimates furnished. Also
iohbinr. No. s07 shipley street. n & A.
phone d77D. Automatic. 1908. ian24-im.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LNOR SALE-20O FRONT FEET OF
II Eighteenth street, between Harrison ano
Franklin. opposite park land
fe09-lm. TATNALL & co.
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TYPEWRITERS
REMOVAL NOTICE


nR. RUTHERFORD is LOCATED AT NO
~ 1888 Lancaster Ave. ian19-m, w,f.lm.
1NR. II. r. MORELAND. DENTIST
IL Has removed from 1899 W. Fourth St.
90 7O7 Market street. jan21-1mo
NR. RYON IN THE FUTURE WILL
occupy Offices Nos. 2s1.2s3 DUPONT
Bldg Ohfce hours, to II o. m. and By
appointment. ianla-u.
n WILLER. LADIES' & GENTS
IL. TAILOR. Has removed from 940
King 10 500 Madison 81. Until Feb. I he
offers a S. reduction on EACH suit. Clean
ing, dyeing. pressing repairing. d. A,
tT5T. d3i-2n
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Kershaw & Whitten
FINEST LINE OF
WALL PAPER )

S W COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
D. "a Phone. 42a Wilmington. Del
Estimates FURNISHED. Lowest Prices.
nuE12fs.
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SANITARY WORKERS


lRFS KEITER.
M. SANITARY. ODORLEss ExCAvAT
Ing ONCE. ). W. Corner Fourth and
West streets oct21.tf.
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u rFORT BUILDING THAT NEw HOME
ID or making repairs. consult as. DAVID
DANGrL & SONS. Nos. 5O6.5os North Van
Buren street d. g. A. 1910; Automatic.
2f39 ian2i-eod. .amos
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BEAUTY PARLORs

Nj AAltlkiNG, MASSANlAG a ~ D
lfl Scalp 1reatemnt Mrs Anna Reed.
~. a22 shipley ST. Phone 46fsA.
marfS,Ivr
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HELP wANTED-MALE

[t-OvFRNMENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
u to get Ny free booklet, 500 tells
how Write todny-NoW. Eori hopAlns
Warrington, d. q. ieealm
locomotive rIREMEN. nRAkEAhN.
L. Wages about stOO, experience un'
netsesary. Send age. postage NsN""''
caro- Evening journal 0hice.
fcb2.4.7.ol1l4.l6,ts,als3.25..s.
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II OR RENT-sTORE AND APARTMENT,
II first floor Or second hoor apartment I
Apply Alabri Apartments, No. s3f Iatnall
street. feby I'm.
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REAL ESTATE FOR REM


II oUsE FOR RENT AT ROSELLE.
IL Apply to J Y. adams. Roselie. Della
ware. ian24-1m.
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PUBLIC SALE


II ANlNG SOLD NJ FARM Will SELL
II az public sale, Horses Cows and I'm.
piemenis on road leading 20 Beaver Valley,
on Tuesday February H.. 1917 az D
o clock.
febi6lt JOHN SPAIN.
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w ANrED-rO SELL $3.50 MY HALE
W interest ia Auto supply Co; good
reason for selling Apply p. .. Boa ll5.
feb14-0t.
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n ANTED-GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
w work. 80 washing. Apply No.
2aQ8 Iatnal ST.. ieblV e.
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MONEY TO LOAN


NJ ONEN 10 LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
Nl Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening Journal
once. nnv92 -m. VISIT
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HAIR DRESSING


III VIII cal ai your home Mrs r.
Evans. No. 81 Market street D. 4 A.
pnoae o544D ian2e'u.
- HAMPOOiNG, WITH OK WTHOUq'
- shampoo hoard Man'rNmF, electric
scalp treatment fscial massage. hair dress
iar also face packs.
CARRIE II WRIGHT.
d A.. 5624. No. 2tl w Tenth ST.
ort6 Tyr.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

-s>>-~------,~~~~-~>---
II Or RENI-FfNE LARGE ROOMS AZ
L No. io5 Stroud street. febl6 Ct.
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-. 2.
HOUSE AT HOLLY OAK. WELL LOCA-
IL ted Half acre OF ground. Shade.
Nne rooms and bath. Modern equipments,
Large porch Apply Drawer 957. Wilmington.
ian2S-imo
II OR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE
II Offices for professional man, 13Nl6 feet
each in the new Odd Fellows Building,
Tenth and King streets, second door front
Apply at the building. feb9-mon. tues-fri-tf.
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PAPERHANGERS

I OHN itEYBuLD PAPER HANGER.
57is.l. isnis.u.
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ARGE, FURNtSHED ROOMS FOR
IL housekeeping. No. 70l West street.
ian29im.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

rnf ANTED-A HALF GROWN WHIT
w girl 40 1907 Tatnall St. feolo'-
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BOARDERS WANTED

17-F1
NNf ANTFD - BOARDERS WANTED.
w Also fable boarders roasonab e
10 la Nar.e. .treel Iebl9-lwks
Evening journal., 1914-02-16

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
~ rent. Reasonable Lady preferred.
No. 203 West Seventh St. febi2lm
~ ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
- ligh, housekeeping 80. GA King st
febic So.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-29
HEALTH
AND
HYGIENE
A POLITE REPLY

A few weeks ago DR.. Evans Of Chi
cago, one of the foremost health au.
thorities in the country, wrote an ar
ticle on fresh air. Shortly after he
received the following letter:
II have just read an article on the
fresh air bug in the Tribune's Work
ers' Magazine section. The fresh air
bug is getting to be nuisance. The
doctors could do a great deal to ex-
terminate this bug by giving proper
instructions when recommending
fresh air and open windows. by add
ing how harmful 1t is to have a draft
in the room or for one to sit in a
draft in an office or school. My little
girl once got diphtheria from a draft
in school just because a big husky
boy behind her insisted on having the
window behind him wide open"
; Here is DR.. Evans polite but
strongly suggestive reply:
II can easily remember when the
,HoNQA0 WIZ tAuu6uI VI SAIo saw SuoAu
diphtheria and who had all sorts Of
similarly foolish ideas were ,sin ; the
majority. Now the people who want
to breathe air betouled by other PEG
pie are in the minority, though there
are more Of them than Of the people
who want to drink sewage The sew
age drinkers and the sewage breath.
ers are getting fewer all the time.
Doctors who don't report their cases
of contagious diseases are well known
enemies Of children, az well as moth
ers and fathers who expose their
children to contagious diseases be-
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PREvENTocRAMs

Pure air. an open air treatment.
does not mean a few hours daily, but
it means twenty-four hours q day.
Sunshine 10 to the human system
what it is to plants and flowers
1t Is estimated that, in the civilized
world. one baby dies every ten Sec
onds. $50 every hour, 500 every day.
1858, 900 every year. Over one-half
Of these deaths could be prevented.
+. A good, habit to acquire is the rou-
tine boiling Of ali water. .S'-.~2
Make health while the moon shines.
Always have the windows open
while sleeping. Make your bedroom
your health resort.
An ill-kept bedroom destructive to
health and efficiency.
Clean up. Clean the room and
clean the air.
Good air stimulates good health
and good housekeeping.
Cleanliness is the keystone in the
arch Of life.
Nature repairs body waste while
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-29
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that an open
competitive examination for railway
mail clerk. for men only. will be held
on February 81, 1914, for the pur-
pose Of establishing an eligible regis
ter from which to fill vacancies as
they may occur in this position At
5000 per annum.
Applicants must have reached their
eighteenth, but not their thirty-fifth
birthday, on the date Of the examiua-
ton.
Persons who meet the requirements
and desire this examination should
1t once apply to the Secretary, Elev-
enth Civil Service District. Seattle.
Washington. foS application form
S04, and form 1907.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-29

Get your Butter Wrappers at the
Optimist office.
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head or render formal worship. He
especially delights tn see NJ cultivate
His own spirit Of love. kindness and
generosity. Well does the Apostle
tell rs that love Is the fulfilling Of the
Law. and that love is the principal
thing In character. In Divine estimn.
ton! All else counts for nothing in
Gods sight
Evidently the great lesson for Chris
tians to learn is to put away all anger.
malice. envy. hatred. strife. and to put
on meekness. gentleness. long-suffer-
Ing. brotherly kindness. love st Pc
ter tells US that II we do these things
we shall never fall. but that an abun.
dant entrance shall be granted to Us
into the everlasting Kingdom Of our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.-2 Pc
ter lilo. II.