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The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


DETROIT. Nov le.--Ciose: wheai
opsned without change. hut the tons
was easy and lower prices followed
liverpool opened Win q fair advance,
duent trading. The feeling on this
III The upward movement that effected
wheat sSpF the b SSss s %S or .srss
for the present, although there Is moth
ing specially bearish In the situation
aside from the heavy sales by Ameri-
In American stocks. The strength
abroad a. not without reason. The
European visible supply Is now ga
year ago: There was decrease last
week or 3.060,0O0 bu. Seeding In France
Is suffering delay and the French gov
eminent Is now furnishing. seed 10
erpool has not been coming very
freely OF late. but demand Is said 10
be as brisk as ever and cargoss are
freely taken AT advances
Reports continue TO come I'm show
ing that receipts at leading points In
this. country must soon decrease. but
holders OF long wheat are tired walt
freely SO far this week This Is given
as the cause or the decline Leading
houses tell their customers that the
outlook Is still bullish and wheat
should be bought on the declines.
There Ii some decrease in the volume
az export buying. but IL has not died
out. Chicago New York ana the Gulf
report sales 10 foreigners and charter
ing at the seaboard IL active.
Wheat ruled quiet all day and closed
at loss of iAe.
Corn declined &c and oats lost nc.
The other coarse grains and seeds
we're unchanged.
Wheat quotations; Cash No. red.
on, change at sfiS5t. 8seiiSeG to
l$lI5a and closed at s1.i6: May open
[e ssa AZ si,sin declined to si;2a' and a
grain quotations: Corn. cash No; o,
No yellow; ear a, I9c,, clos
Ing AT re: new, No. . yellow, cars
yellow, Csc Cats: standard. cars
lat soc; No. white, awe. No. I white
|4she. Rye: Cash No. 2, sLol. Beans
,s!s Fopb ese fss .s Rys 1as
|uary sass May, S2.50. Cioverseed:
Prime spot ss25; December; ss.s5;
|sike, $3.50; sample alsilSe, ) bags nj
$3.50. Timothy Prime spot. $3.50
Receipts In the Detroit markett on
bars OF wheat OF corn. OF oats. ,
Were 100 bills Of hour. i.SoS bS OF Of
|tsi, 500 bu I'Vo Of Wheat iol. 100 'f bn e" of
born. $4,000 bu OF oats 2L50o bu OF
barley and $500 bu OF rye
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday: south
west. $4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu a
Near ago; Duluth. Ar cars. against AZ:
$40 ears. against 400;
1875 cars, against $50: Chi
Sago, 6Gi cars, against 80
The worlds visible supply OF wheat
decreased l,l40.000 bu last week The
Total Is now isI,610.000 bu. against
tp5.61T.00 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Tuesday.
b95, 200 bu.
Primary wheat receipts we're 2,Si5.-
poo bu. against 2.b10,0 600 bu n year ago.
Grain passing down the 81. Law
ence SO FAR this year makes a total
III 10000 900 bu more than for the
#ame period last year.
| Ohio reports Ilessian fly damage.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Wheat: December steady: May up &c.
Form December down hc; May down
fSc. Oats: December steady; May
Rteady Provisions: Easier.
ciose--wheat: December. down Ike;
May. down lac. Corn: December.
hown 7sc; May. down 7sc. Oats: De-
lembr. down Ac; May, down Ac Pro-
kislSns: Pork. sharply lower; Others
Fasier.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
z TO IL COST PRICE

cheap
u TO 1a COST PRICE
only a few prices and articles given.
we have others, One almost new Jewel
S-Duf ner eas range; very little used,
sells for $ll, for 81. one 5-burner
fenlnsular gas range. cost $3.50. for
~ hne; one nne cabinet gas range,
for $50; one very fine Jewel coal
range. cost $3.50, for sac; another at
$3.50; another at 5000.
BASEBURNERS
We have few base burners and oak
heaters. Come quick VIII not last
long. Two very hne oak dining table
at W eash. two very good white en-
amel full size iron beds, cost $3.50
and 500. for 81 and SO. bargains;
nne mantei Iron folding bed. 50; one
$40: two very fine kitchen cabinets
cost $3.50 and $40, for sl3 so and
$3.50, fne condition.; one very fine
for So: most beautiful auartered oak
bed. cost $50. for IS, perfect. can't
tell II was ever used; one kitchen
a liable table iSs cost ns sfoo' osk din
beautiful oak sldeboard cost s35. for
$3.50, one bookcase. dark oak. cost
$12 for 81 one beautiful mahogany
tete. cost $3.50, for $3.50. genuine
silk damask covering; four wash
stands. cost $3.50 To $i2, your choice
at SO. $3.50 and 81: one beautiful silk
DRESSERS DRESSERS
quartered oak, mahogany. genuine
veneer, Circassian walnut, bird's-eye
maple. etc. at $3.50, $3.50. IS, 50. SO.
81, sl2, $3.50 $40. $3.50. SIS. $50.
CHIFFONIERS
To match dressers at same very low
BRASS BEDS
Beautiful 2-inch, p Inch and a-inch
continuous and straight posts. at
$50 'i 'l2so sls.5S; slS. SIS, $50.
very fine iron beds in vernis martin
and other finishes. Come see.
BUFFETS BUFFETS
Most b sss .1s g. So $3.50. SIS $50
DINING TABLE
Come and see these. Great bargains.
RUGS RUGS RUGS
4-6x6-6 6xs. 7-6xs. s-3xi0-6. sxl0-g.
s ssf fas asn Tas asns S sfna: say %s
don't dor see see how you can sell them q.
s.. ses So s ,i ;,a ss $3.50 49, sI sSO
$40 etc, These are very fine and in
perfect condition. Do not fail to SCI
OTHER GOODS
We have everything, In house furnish.
lngs Turkish rockers. chairs OF all
kinds, .parlor suites. bookcases. dish
es, hall racks, parior mirrors. pic
lures. china closets and everything
to furnish home.
NEW GOODS
We have a big line of new goods that
we sell at the lowest conceivable
prices when you mention this ad.
These goods are not In connection
with storage goods.
SAVE MONEY
There are many things you can use In
these storage goods and fiji In on
new goods. This gives you bar
gain you cannot expect TO get else
where.
TIME GIVEN
We give you reasonable time, and at
such low prices. Think az II. All
new goods marked In plain figures,
so you know you are getting bar
gain.
DON'T FORGET NUMBER
178 MICHIGAN AVE.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
RuTrEn AND EGGS.

Butter--Creamery extra, 33e; firsts.
29c. dairy. .1c; packing stock. zoe ID.
Eggs--FreSh re- sipts. cases included
firsts, 29c; current receipts. 26hc per
dez. Receipts, 6sI cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

BOARD OF AssEssc RS OFFICE
Detroit, Nov .. 1915
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

only a few prices and articles given.
We have others. One almost new Jewel
Pun ner sas range; very little used;
sells FOR VII, for 81. one 5-burner
Penlnsular gas range. cost $3.50. for
W. hne; one nne cabinet gas range.
glass oven door. etc. latest. cost $40,
Tor $40; one very fine Jewel coal
range, cost $3.50, for x22; another at
$l3.bO another al $40 20
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
ron sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.
A.A.-Storage Furniture
Stoves, Rugs. Dishes. Etc.

We own for storage, therefore can sell
very cheap. We only advertise that
which Is In perfect condition, and WE
also rennish same. Very fine. Very
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
To F. uhlman.
TO B. Yuer.ehskl., Mary Young


To Alex zorborski. N. l.. zimmerman.
Al. Zuercher. krnest Zeap. +. a. Zim-
norman.
and TO All other persons owning, occu-
plying. or otherwise interested In any
OF the lots aud premises included In
the following district and, portion or
the City OF D.tron. Wayne County.
Michigan to-Wtt. ~
Lots Ito 90, both inclusive, IAberle's
sub. OF O. L. :. Van Dyke farm. y. OF
Gratiot avenue,
Lots is TO 30. both Inclusive; lots
80 20 10 both Inclusive. lots ITO 70
1875 both Inclusive; lots l4I 10 l6s, both
inclusive lots zoe 90 .22s. both inclu..
sive. Belt Line sub. 81 the n.w'ly part
% n, e B53, known az l.. Chapoton
farm and the My part Of v. e, SIS
Lots 1 10 10, both inclusive block u.
lots I 10 H. both inclusive. block ~.
Brewers sub. OF the : - acres OF the
w. 30 acres of +. G. s5s. lying y OF
aratiot avenue
Lot I lot 2. except Lambert street
a. opened; lots 9 90 %. both inclusive
Christy's sub. OF part OF Y, G. 10.
". of Gratiot avenue. -
Lots I 90 s. both inclusive. John w
Foxis sub IN T.. &. 10. ;. OF Gratiot
avenue.
10 So. both incinslvei lots 80 10 80. both
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

LAKE AND RivEA sricANkRs.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

To Kate Caronody, G. T. Cornellson,
+. Clark. Anthony Cook, q. M. Cope
land. August Carrier, Nettie Cayan-
guaro, Alice N. Champion. Continental
Real Estate Co.. Uirich canneid. Cand-
Ter Realty Co. Samuel Cooper. h. M.
Carpenter, George Cleverley.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. .. 1914
NOTICE OF STREET
OPENING ASSESSMENT
LAMBERT STREET

Notice OF street Opening Asse
hoil No go, for opening
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

To Claude II. Trombly, F, A. Ternes.
bull, Mary IL. c. Taylor, Frank Tibado.
Albert Tapke. T.. J. Trossel J. G. Trot-
man, J. G.. Troe. William TAFT. Joseph
Tyler.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

From Frontenac Boulevard TO Gratiot
avenue, where not already opened. as
public street and highway.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

SODA FOUNTAIN biiiiarh aEi pod
tabies now and second hand rseI
Marsh Co. Farmer.s:. u II rerma
STORAGE furniture. neatly new. har.
gain prfre~ Simmer &C Micr and fth
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
To Emma Quick Augusta ouardt

Paul Roy, NJ Rickerman. NJ Renke, ID.
Robinson, j. c. Rabaut, Joseph Riegel.
Helen Raseman. Thomas l.. Rice, j. Il.
Rueger. Charles +. Rien. A. Reaume.
August Rein, A. Rumenapp. fred Rus
sell, Emma Reichle, a. r.. Rosengar-
ten. Henry Rehse. J. ID. Rohrbock w.
Rhode
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

Myrtle. 324, Near Humboldt
Small modern store. good location for
barber, cigar store,
Union Trust Co. Main 4470
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

To Lewis r. Peters. A. 4. raton. NJ
NJ. Parter, A. h. Parke, winifred >.
Palmer w. J. Pulling a. Peters. John
Pennington, Perry a Anderson, Thorn
as Praseczny, j. Ptacek, Frank Pol
chung. Ernest Pludeman. William Pagel
j. ID. Prubs, william Peters.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

To celcia Brech0ack, ]. +. Baker. }
Bersehbaek. q. II. Brodie. William Bar.
us, h. Bancroft, W. A. Bowen, j. T.
buckley -. Bubel. Oscar Bauer Mar
TIN Ball. A 5. Bruer. IL. {. Bender. Ira
Bohnke, Charles r. Brink. Al. g. Borg.
man. simon Buraeki, Judson Bradway
Ernest G. BlasdeIl, D. j. Berman. Erec
beringer. Brooks A kingon. j. Bower.
man, Mary f. Bloss. julius Brichel
Paul X. Baden. J. Boyer, III. T.. Borg
man, John Brodell, Charles Betchinger
Michael Blum. Margaret Brennan. {
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

Woodward. eS8, Near Selden
New modern store 1880. will lease.
reasonable rent.
Union Trust Co. Main 4470
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

To J, Dessact. Alex Declerg, j. ~.
Dwyer, trustee. G. Dinkee. w. h. Dye.
II. De Smither. Eugene Dewandeler. u.
a. Delaeh, Detroit Lumber Co., +. A.
Duengel, John Docksey. Henry Dryer,
j. A. Dettloff, j. V. Duehl. Erd Drude,
A. Damatio, Philip Drake
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of Wilmington.
Trains Marked 90 Expresses.

A. NIB, 336s 40,
10 i4s M-is.27.. a. i.5o s.s5 5.oo.,
9i5 400 400 sos* 40. ai 6.55 7.iO''
7.63+ SOL, 913F, 9.3s,
Philadelphia A. 3.o2 36 4lo
$50 1920 ll57+ r. M
0.3st ~ "
EspssesA Msoa 1927 llss P M.--l2a5 ls7.
i57 5ic $40 o.ss 10 o5sa 4" '0 ''' ii-- = ~
on I0 ss~ors re % and Tss9%s'q Washington NJ o. o. ti2' t2i TO-.
sos sos' o.os..
~ To Ri"pT' ~, and T'non % sndays a M NJ o9 M % 80 g.
Way stations sundays A. M-5'o5 p M.-55o.
DELAWARE DIVISION P B. & W RAILROAD.
For Points 3e~s te sst. A. s9, o5 si9 lo44' p NJ
A. a, p.
BALTIMORE
"' Mio. 49,. sio asa. 5si. as. soo $40
& @ S I'' ss, T9s'9 ss & ss1'' oo. $50 i0' NJ
ese Ioss 80 ss 4'5i' sS. 'oi si7
Philadelphia sands Ma.io+ 22. TO 3 a. SO. 10 S.
Ills. p Nj 26' 327' as.
Reading and Way satoas MlDiss HL% Ma1o AS sal
sundays-s.i5 NJ 2io 4.i5 p /. ~ ' ''
STEAMBOATS,
% rh@Phis "a and Chester daily 80 90 TO- 30 A. M y
PENN's GROVE FERRY
Leave Fourth street Wharf daily 100 oao las 500 p.
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
hour and half and7. ~
New Castle Market the
hours the
and Mashatonle Market every IS
minu ahe
after The hour connect Brnndywn Springs
the
66s
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> If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
May 3.

Many famous men and women have
been born on this date and the tenn
perament is ardent. brilliant, mag
netic and unreliable.
A person of this birthdate has a
vivid imagination and will exaggerate
statement until there is not SEM
hlance of truth in it. Every event of
life and the actions of other people
mean far more to this intense nature
than to other people born under a
different sign.
Consequently. this nature must
avoid all intoxicants. They should
not be made Jealous by even the most
trivial matter, or they may commit
tragedy.
This is a difficult nature to handle
and only the greatest love and the
steadiest patience can help such a
person
Consider long before marrying a
person with Taurus as a governing
sign and Venus as a governing planet
Look to the Want Ads this week for
office positions. for real estate bar
gains and good house rentals.
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REGISTER'S NOTICE

u STATE OF FRANCIS j. MCGOWAN.
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tesla
mentary, upon the estate Of Francis y Me-
Gowan. late of Wilmington hundred de-
Buckley, on the twenty second day of April,
A. ID. 1914 and an persons indebted 20 tho
said deceased are requested 10 make pay
ment 10 the executor without delay, and all
persons having demands against the de.
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same. duly probated, TO the said execu.
tor, on or before the twenty second day Of
April, A. ID. 1915. or abide by the law in
this behalf. DANIEL =. BUCKLEY,
Executor.
Address Malloy and Brady. Attorneys at
Law Wilmington, Del apr25eod9t.
u STATE OF FANNIE l.. HARRIS,
II DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate of Fannie L.
Harris. late Of Wilmington hundred. de-
ceased. were duly granted unto Harrison W.
Howell and Charles *. Harris on the 2sth
day Of April A. D. 1914. and an persons in
debted 10 the said deceased nre requested 70
make payment 10 the executors without de.
lay and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required 20 exhibit
and present the same, duly probated. 10 the
said executors on or before the 2sth day OF
April. A. ID. 1915. or abide by the law in
this behalf
HARRISON W. HOWELL.
CHARLES X HARRIS.
Executors.
Address Ward. Gray and Neary. duPon.
Bldg. city. may2 cod Or.
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C PECTAL MEETING WILMINGTON
- Lodge. No. isi I. o. o. NJ tonight, az
8 o clock, sharp. Third and hnal reading Of
proposed bylaws AN members arc re.
Qursted 90 he present
JAMES X. UNDERWOOD Dictator.
EDW. c. SEWER, Secretary
may5-1t
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& NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS AND
- merchandise pi-,n and safe moving a
specially. Packing. Grating aud shipping 10
an points, private railroad siding direct
into building Estimate free
AMERICAN STORAGE Co.
Phone s6t ID no. lOl Maryland Ave
june 21-r
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PRINTERS
PAPERHANGERS

sfaHfefFfHfHraHH
OHN hEN BOIL. pApEN HANGER.
u No s2a Madison 81. Bel phone
5ilsL. iani2u.
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II is the reciprocity of interest
about the Want Ads that makes them
such great successes.-Adv.
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TYPEWRrTERS

II NpEWRlrEKS RENTED - THREE
Il months, IS 90. Rental applied on par.
cnase. Sold. SO 90 monthly. rypewrite1s
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange No. ei5 Market street.
aug2a.tf.
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NJ ADAM LEO -- ROMANN GYPSY
ltl palmist. viii be at Shellpot Park all
winter. Can be seen az any time. Tells
your past, present and future, just as you
have gone and will go through lifo FOR 25c.
shellpot Park. Wilmington, Delaware.
doeF ~
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r OR SALE-NEW 7-RoOM HOUSES
Nos. 290429O629t0 Tatnan st. ApplI
TO r. Nuttter, No. 6 West Thirtieth street.
aprl t,s-tf
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APARTMENTS
NOTICES

n OIlCE-IhE NEW CIRCULATING
~ Library az No 4O5 Washington street.
is in position 20 take orders for ami deliver
au the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended 70. ID. A. Phone. 6ll6A; Auto
matte 3553- febi6-tf
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MASQUERADE SUITS


NJ AsQUERADE SUITS-MRS. SUSAN
Il A. Standorwick. No 029 Vandover
avenue. successor 20 Mrs John a. Quill. OK
olo ~ Fourth street marti.tf
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LEGAL NOTICE.
< UPREME COURT OF THE UN1TEI
- STATES
NO. lbl---. Ociobor Term, 1913.

- STATES.
NO. Jt3--. October Term 1919.
jchu X. Clendaniei, Plaintiff Ia Error, vs.
Honorable Henry g. Conrad Associate Judge
of the state of Delaware, e. "a. In Error
TO the Supreme Court of the State Of Della.
ware.
Mr.. w. O.. sullivan. in behalf of coun-
SCI for the defendants in error. suggested the
death Of lehu II. Clendaniel the plaintiff n
error IN this cause, aud moved the Court for
an order under the 18th Rule 10 make the
proper representatives parties:
Whereupon. To Is now here ordered BY the
court that unless the proper Representatives
Of Tho said Iehu Fl. Clendaniel deceased. as
Aforesaid, shall Voluntarily become parties
within the first ten DAYS Of the ensuing term
OF this court, the defendant IN error shnil
he entitled 20 have the writ Of error dis
missed
Provided. that cony Of this order shall
be printed IN some newspaper Of general
circulation In the State OF Delaware FOR three
successive weeks, at least sixty DAYS before
the beginning Of the term Of the Supreme
Court then next ensuing.
April t3, 1914.
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REAL ESTATE For RENT.


Il OR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING.
y No. 221 West Eighth St. Z. E Wells,
no. 613 Orange St. may2.1m
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REAL ESTATE EUR SALE

u OR sALE-BARBER SHOP: coon
location. Address 81. Evening Jour
lal Omce. apr2s-12t
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R.OR sALE-ICE BOX. 10 FEET HIGH,
II 6 feet wide, feet deep. Apply VIII
mington Provision Co. Third and Orange
streets upr16-tf
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FOR SALE
AnTREss

u OR sALE-MILK ROUTE ADDRESS
II SO, Evening journal Ofice. may2-f
Il OR sALE-i9i1 CADILLAC, SPAS
It senger car, in perfect condition, $500,
Inquire No. 1917 W. Fourth 81. april II.
~ or SALE-ALL OUR 85c &. 4oc PURE
be beat MAN KEEL. 800 n. Fourth street.
m12.f
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\ Cr CREAM AND SNOWFLAKE MAKER
wanted Apnly no. o35 Nandcvcr Ave
mtv3 it
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II uRNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
Il meni heat. bath and phone. NO 005
sHIPLEY STREET apri-u
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HELP wANTED-MALE

w ANTED-DRU0 CLERK APPLY n.
81 apr26.6t
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,rfTcsSfrTW,iD. D.i'
ROOMS FOR RENT

~ OR RENT=TWO COMMUNICATING
II rooms with board No. 9i9 Washington
street. apri3-tm.
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Il OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms for gentlemen. An modern
ronveniencos Reasonable terms Apply
40. 1910 West 81. aprt4-1m.
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p OR sALE-CORNER PROPERTY. IA
rooms ana bath; hot water heat.
or apartment house. No. iii Jefferson
street. anro1 sod In
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RENTAL LIST

RENTAL LIST
1913 clayton St.. 10 & B......S35 90
1926 Market St.. 10 r g. B.......... $4,000
6Ol West ST., IL r g. B...........S S4O.O
1902 Kirk Ave. g r e B.......... see 90
f101 W. Sixth ST.. 8 & B....... S22 90
500 Buttonwood ST. dwelling & Store S22 90
Corner property
sos Shiplsy St., store and cellar o.. $4,000
+. Ninth St. store & cellar $500
904 Market St. store.
tNewy papered and painted).
923 Market St. store and Offices
e04 Market St., second hoor ohices with
fine daylight.
927 Shallcross Ave. r & b.. $4,000
6l3 Washington ST., II r & 3d.. $50 90
1925 Lombard St., rooms. ......... $1,000
Ills W. Thirteenth St.. r q B 1900
Factory or Shop. Seventh street. between
DUPONT and Scott Sts one story SEQ 90
Mendinhall Ave. r & B......... $500
Mcndinhall Ave. r g. B........S17.OO
SUMNER COTTAGES
Two furnished cottages 6 rooms and bath.
ot Ocean City. n. j., renting for 5000 each
for season.
OFFICE no. 3 Z. 9TH ST.
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
". T.. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and SATURDAY Evenings.
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II OR RENT - HANDSOMELY FUR.
II nished ROOM So 50 private family
no. e1i r THIRD ST may5-cod-6t.
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A true copy Test:
JAMES ID. MAHFR.
Clerk of the supreme Court Of the United
ntAfes april s-7wks
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ROARnRRS rvANrEn

bOAhIEhS WANTED
-
u oAkpiNG AND MEALS NO no
ID Jefferson street anrs7 Inn
w ANrED TABLE BoARDERs. Apply
""' "l' west ~. aprf3.1m
u oARDERE WANTFD-s4 pTp
~ week Al convenience No eo4
West street. ,rre
w RITE FOR RATES STATES Inn No
states Avenue, Atlantic CITY. N j
apr6.1
& fCONn STORY FtRNreurn ro,t,tr-'
= nicltlug rooms with board also tobls
'oa.a. No 1907 Washington street
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vnr ANTED TO GO tlsAANbs
Eswari. may5-st
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II OR PENTHOUSE. NO 28s BROOME
Il street, 10 rooms, bath and front porch
Apply ID. W Lynch Co.. ~ w Corner
Fourth anu Madison SITS. mar16-tf
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STORAGE
Messinoers Slorane Hons

Light clean aud we'll ventilated
No. Oh WEST FRONT STREET.
'ron. cod .fu
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E. P. MOODY.
sos Ford Building
MONEY TO LOAN

Al ONEY LOANED on FIRST MORT.
lNl gage. o. c. GOODEH.
jy25-t,ts-tf. No W. Ninth So.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
BOARD WANTEn

WANTED TWO MEN DESIRE TWO
communicating rooms with bath. in.
elualnE board IN private family. must he
Hpr29.Gt
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
PERSONAL
LOST AND FOUND

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Fellows Hall Reward 81 returned 10
thc Evening journal Once mav2.8f
I oST--sATuRDAY ENENrNG coin
~ Watch aud part Of Chain Reward III
returned 20 Evening Journal ONCE mayi.2t.
7 OST-SATURDAY, DIAMOND SET
- ting of ring. between r.. B. q w. Depot
and Tenth and Market streets Reward n
returned 70 Evening Journal once mayd.at
Evening journal., 1914-05-05

II OR RENT ROOM DWELLING. NO.
91s vandever Ave, s17 per month.
Heat, bath and porch. Inquire No. 233
hodney street mayl-3t.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
HAIR DRESSING
PROPOSALS.
FOR RENT

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NOR RENI--ON THE sol rH SIDE, A
L large yard and Office. Also six horse
stable. VIII rent separate or together.
Frazer Co. 100 King 81 uartf-tt.s.U
Evening journal., 1914-05-05

II OR RENT-GOoD HOUSE AND LARGE
garden near trolley. Apply in person
80 5. sharpless, Hockessin, Delaware.
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-03
History Warns U.s.

Growth of Luxury is the cap
ton of an article we reproduce Oh
this page from the Christian Monl-
tor. There are some thoughts OF IN
terest and Importance in that article.
All thoughtful people realize that
this is an age of luxury-for the very
rich and those who ape the rich. 1t
was the road that nations of the past
Travelled when they were going TO
wreck and decay. History is con-
stantIy holding up its lessons, II men
would but heed them. We have come
to a higher standard Of liVing-to
more conveniences and comforts. The
Creator does not grudge, never
grudged, man the fullest enjoyment
of all the rightful means to getting
the most and best out of life, but
the luxury that makes for greed, for
more money that the senses may be
gratifed, that saps the wholesome
thought and methods of the people,
is the precursor of decay and depart
ure from virtue.