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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
SISTERSYlLLE

StSTERSVtLLE. Aug T. Miss
Mary Scally Of New Martnsville. was
the guest 81 friends here this week
Hans Hellmau has returned from a
business trip 20 Parkergburr
Mrs Long Of Mt Dc Chantai Al.
tended the Schwinrel LAUREL wedding
here Thursday
Mrs e.. T.. Wilson. who has been
spending few days with Mrs Foster
carroll. has returned 20 Hraden
heN " y Priichard is visiting
relatives 'f Fairmout
Mrs. IT, N. Conley and son Harry
have returned home from n three
weeks visit with relatives In Carlisle.
Mrs q. stoaIoy and daugbtor
Cleo. have gone 10 NldIiehourne to
seund several days with relative
Mrs MARY 7 Talbot has arrived
homo from Urbana Ohio where sbc
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs
George Durham
O. a Mckay. who hta been spend.
ing several months in fhr west has
returned home
F0rtytwo couple cnioyef tho dance
El.rn hN The 'tOmua Club In Thistle
hail. Thursday evening Or b. fha
frrf large anair Given by tha chm
and proved f0 Do Great rurreea
IuIIIha'H orchestra PLAYED for tho or.
caaion and dancing continued urfii
ono o'clock Many outof town people
were present
Mi4a Bertha LauraU. daughter o'
Mr and Mrs T. j Laurrii of Gene.
tory Road and Mr. Albert schwinrei
~ Pndon CITY we're married Thurr.
dnr morning 1f seven O'Clock nd the
Holy Rosary church The ceremony
w1e performed 'u mo prosencc of me
r.Iailrnr and "a few intimate friends
q. Tho popular young ruuuio Row
Fafnnr r. a EoIrn. pastor OF fr.
church Officiating Mr. and Mrs.
-rhwIngoi Gro spending their honey.
moon ln pfffhurrh
NIer Loretta Urunrr of Varrere
LgI. who De- visiting relatives iu Nc.
Mnrnn. attended Tho dance Given hv
fNn .Iumue club. Thursd1v rvenfnr
While in thf CITY ahe vac the ruoet
of Mise Mary Cumminr.
7 T. Sweeney of sharon pa form.
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. o. Aug "A
large crowd attended the Beech Rot.
tom picnic az Smiths grove on Thurs.
90, A number from here we're M the
snort creek picnic on Thursdav NJ
and Mrs a J McColock. y n McCol
lock. Mrs. Milton Hedges. Rev l. s
Ifose. Lois Crosse. Maud Kinr. DIR
ana Mrs j. J. Allen attended.
The members Of the Christian sun.
Jay school VIII picnic az the Jacob
grove. near Jingleville. on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Sayres have moved
INTO their new home and have AZ thor
Visitors Mrs Frank Johnson. CLYDE
Johnson and Eva Johnson. OF Wheel.
Mr. John HcrcuIes. who was so seri.
ously hurt this week. o. improving
pr Jonn Honar and Milton Hedges
were wheeling visitors Saturday
Miss Sue WaddeH BE- the gtiest of
ner sister. Mrs Ralph Morrison ol
valley Grove Mr. Morrison. who has
heon iIl for some time. has gone fo
NJ tlcmans for treatment
Misses Adda and Harriet Dunlap of
Wherllns. are visiting at the Gardner
Mrs James o. Hlrgs is VISITING r.t.
aflvea in Wheeling
Mrs celia Hartley &C. the guest ~
MrE Julia Eiuo OF Wheeling
Letters received hy friends hero
from Misses CaIiio and Wuad Curtis
90 Mountain Lake Park. slate thew sra
ghpoliu their vacation and having n
uhe Time Mrs Charles Summers and
are their guests
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Emmerson left
tnis week tor their new home at New
burg W. Va
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ABSORBING SHOCK

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Rradstreet.s
will say tomorrow:
The American business world has
spent the week In absorbing the shock
OF the precipitation OF the European
war and. pending the taking or neees-
sary precautions. activity has been cur
tailed TO lowest limits. This Is espec-
ialiy true OF operations in large ffnan-
Sial ana commercial lines and Consider
Ing the new and varied steps thai have
BAD 70 Dc taken, the progress made has
been In high degree Gratifying.
depression has been widely IN evt.
dence. but absolute stagnation has been
largsly IN export ana Import trade.
There has been "A general rise In
prices OF nearly all staples where omen
markets exist. with marked effect not "A
on All lines % Imported goods. which are
tenerally held higher. Foodstuffs and
imported textile products are strong.
n wheat ana domestic foodstuffs mar
kets generally have moved higher
There a feeling that domestic man
utacturcrs will have fall trade more 10
short while ago"
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FINANCIAL.

for a visit with his sister. Mrs. w l..
Iudktns, OF South street, and his baby
daughter. Miss Sarah. OF Columbus
who is spending the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Bradheld. OF North Chestnut street
Pred I1ndemuth. son OF X. A. Ldnde-
muth. OF this city. who graduated last
week from the Brooklyn naval school
as radio man, was assigned as
wireless operator on the battieshlp
Tennessee. which left for Europe on
Thursday night Mr. Lndemuth led
his class throughout the year. and
graduated with the highest per cent
The many Barnesville friends Of the
Two local men on the Tennessee Wish
them bon voyage
Mrs Nora Spinks and daughter.
Miss Ursula Of Malaga. are visiting
her sister Mrs. Charles Rhine. OF Steu.
bcuville
Mr. and Mrs Robert waeele. OF
MALAGA Wilbur Strahl. OF Somerton.
and Mrs Mary L. Wildman. Of BEL
mont we're kuests az the home OF
FRANKLIN Thornburg. OF East South
street. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs samuel Denoon. Of
Pittsburgh. are here for a visit with
their mother. Mrs William Cline. Of
West Main street
Mrs. r n Meek OF Hellaire. is Wis
lUnE her parents. Dr and Mrs j. A.
Iudklns, 81 East South street
%. =. Norris. OF the National bank.
F business visitor I'm Pittsburgh
VIZ and Mrs Randall Lane. OF South
Lincoln avenue. we're in Wheeling.
U hurEday. where they Witnessed An.
netio kcllerman at the Victoria
Dr and Mrs ID r PHILIPPE Of North
Chestnut Street have been spending
few days in Cleveland making the
trip I'M their machine
Mr end Mrs Roland Mccartney. Of
faat Mai nstrcet have been visiting
cl1tivea in Hondryshurg
Misses Minnie and Marraret Cas-.
aels' on Vine street. are home from a
visit with relatives ln NUwaukoo
Mrs Scott barnes and children Of
Akron, are enjoying n visit with roia.
lives here
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POLLANSBBE

FOLLANSBEE. W Va. Aug L.
A large REQ touring car can be seen
lying NJ the bottom Of a deep ravine.
along the county road leading from
the West Virginia side Of the gfcu.
benville bridge 10 Golfers Tho car
was seen yesterday morning By a
number OF FOllanabcc people while
hey were making a trip 10 Golfers
The car which was new was damaged
beyond repair according 20 tho men
who saw no ono about tho place nor
was any one making any ATTEMPT 10
get the car out OF the ditch
ON Tuesday a man from either
ColiicrH or Wpirton by the name of
Maxwell is said 10 have purchnsod n
now REQ car 40 garage In gtrubar
VIE and aq Ear aa can bo learned Ha
had a chauffeur 20 drive him home
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GAINESVILLE

There ie a vast number Of Repub
lirHus throughout tho district who fool
ihHt liolIInraW ORTIZ record and ability
fnuilc him fu The honor 81 a second
term Ohio Valley News Adv
NAhNtSN WILLIE o. Aug q Colo
H former resident Of WaupevIUe son
oi u lane Of South Lincoln avenue
sailed un The Tennessee short time
ago Tor Europe ffo was sent bv the
government to take observations on
Tho war
a regular meeting Of the LADY Mac
Cahcos was held Friday cvcnlne in d
ID " hall
,. ~ Mckccvcr. editor Of The Abcr
deem. $ ID. Daily American. h. hero
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erly OF this city. arrived here Friday
evening 20 spend Sunday with his
sister. Mrs. l.. G. Adler OF the south
Miss Isabel Sanders who has been
spending the past week With Me-
Marie Marlatt has gone TO ber new
home In Marietta.
Miss Katherine Morrisey left Fri.
Gay Tor webster Springs. where she
VIII spend several weeks
Mrs. John Bunting and three chill.
dren' departed Friday for Mounds.
vie 10 be the guests OF relatives
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flaN-Condition s21. acre yield So
Rye-Condition SIS. acre yield AS
Hay-condition SCI, acreage $500. o.
600. acre yield I.ff
Apples-Condition sI5
The acre Yield Of winter wheat in
Pennsylvania a. estimated al 1872 and
the preliminary estimate Of total pro-
ductiou 23.N7s 900. Maryland 2I5. and
s.leN.uoo. ohio is and 3s Gg5 O0O
The condition OF corn August I IN
PcuuFN lNuHia was so The ten wear
average D. ~. Production forecast H.
tl.2"o.u 600 bushels ohio corn condition
forecast a. 127. 500. 900 bushels
The condition OF oats August I IN
icunsy lNuuia was % the ten year ave.
hFc is 50 Production forecast Is 81.
100000. ohio oats condition was "a a.
production forecast h. 81 400. 600
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VERY FEW SALES
Local Stocks Not Selling az Present
Time. Due TO Close Of New York
Markets and War.

Owing 20 the great European war
which IL now In progress. very little
Is being done In stock market head
quarters. since the closing Of an OF the
STOCK markets throughout the entire
very little stock "a changing hands
among those who are engaged In the
buying and selling OF stocks on the
local stock markets The stocks ~
the leading company locally are sell.
ing as follows. HazelAtlas Glass
ls9; Ia Belle preferred. III, and IA
Belle common. p; Whitaker Glessner
preferred. 116. and wheeling steel ana
Iron. 1875
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Crop

Figures for winter wheat and rye are
preliminary estimates.
other details OF the report follow.
Corn-Condition 74-s. acre yield 251.
Winter wheat--ACrc yield Isl
Spring wheat-Condlttou 755. acre
yield l81.
All wheat-Acre yield III.
pats-Coudttion Tg.f. acre yield 30 @.
Remaining on farms 2ss7.00O.
Barley-Conditon s5.a. acre yield.
gG9
Rye-Aoreage 2.53s.ooo acre yield
l6s
Buckwheat condition SIS. acre yield
81 2. acreage 7g6 600
white potatoes-Condition 100. acre
yield 81.
sweet Condition s5.B. acre
yield SCI.
Tobacco-Condition SIS. acre yield
67ss
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Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

INV YORK. Aus. T.-Huttcr steady.
UNCHANGED Eggs. firm; state pennsyi-
Nania and nearby heuufry whites glr. do
Eathered whites % sic Cheoas firm.
state whole milk fresh white or colored
specials 16A ul5hc. Do average fop-,,
loo ~ = e. Flour firtncr: spring patcnta
- y n $40; winter straiEhts tt1On
clears tf2Sd $50: extra No ,rtpter
g. 70 r. ass. extra No. 2 winter t3.s0H
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Mr.. and Mrs. s r. Palmer have re-
turned from visit with friends at
Hundred
George Barnett attended the carni-
val az Steubcnville last evening
Charles Barnes was q Steubenville
caller Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. William smith were
Wheeling visitors Thursday
Mrs Clyde Cox returned last even
ing from n weeks visit with relatives
az Wheeling
Charles Wilson. OF the Builders
Supply company. s. attending the
Lumberman' convention al Sanducky.
Ohio.
Miss Cornella Mulley returned this
afternoon from a visit OF three week
with friends and relatives a. Homes
dale. Pa. New York city. Brooklyn
and Jersey City
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John Campbell many years ON
ployed I'm the shipping department nf
The mill. has decided 90 move biz fam
ily 20 town from Tho farm on which
DO haa resided. ri uiln north III WpUs
burg lie RI Tho owner of nnn
house ON AIDrhrnF street. which He
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HOLD FUNERALS

ioILlN. NO. AUG Funerals If
70 unidentified victims of Wodnes.
gay wreck 90 Upton FOrd. where 90
person. are known Co have loef their
ilNrf. wore held 40 Nccshom near
mere. today The bodies we're 10 badly
Chnrrcd lt was impossible fo IFentifv
inefn and hey we're buried On un-
marked rraves Only aiN among fho
dead have been Identified
Ia ne debris 81 tho motor car Law
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Tomorrow will boz the biz day this
year Tor The members ~ tho Christian
church sunday school Promptly Hf
, O'Clock In The morning they leave
th' church I'm body FOR the David.
son Grove NJ tho TOP uf tho hin aboy.
fullAnfbeo. Hero swings and other
amuarmrnfa have been put up and
many other Accommodations
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CROP REPORT JUST ISSUED
SHOWS CONDITIONS GOOD

reporting board and announced to-day.
b. given below with the production fig
urcs from the July condition and the
finals harvest figure of last year
crops Comparison OF the July and Au-
gust forecasts will show the change in
bushels In the harvest prospects "a cr-
fcctcd by weather and other conditions
during the month.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. AuF 7-Credit bal
ances Al.e5 runs R2ff6. average ef.g6T.
shipments - .f31. average fff--
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Just Issued By Department OF Agr1oui-
ture SHOWS Big Increase
over Last Year.

WASHINGTON. AUG. THE size OF
the country's important farm crops
forecast from their condition August
BY the department OF agriculture's crop
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. After a serious
decline wheat to-day rebounded 3so.
closing prices were easy az &c 20 ~ C
above last night. The other leading Sta
I &c TO &C. oats IL 10 iATILc ans
provisions Sc 20 IS G.
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r , hrmetr1nr haH .oid bic ft..
room dwclIinr ON naufald nrrnua and
VII move soon t0 h.H former homo
in Pennsylvania
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HAY AND GRAIN
MITCHELL & STEVENSON. Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS.
JERRY ON THE JOB.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug :. IL
The following quotations on the more
active stocks OF the wheeling market
are corrected for the lntsilEencsr by
Mitchell s. Stevenson. Inc. lod4I brokers.
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Geo.W. Baron ,s ..;. ses a." %. SD.
sToC Ks
iPar. : Bid. / Ask. u. S.

~ Geo. W. Baron. local broker. ana \
r. Marshall. manager bond department:
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Hazlett's Local Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. Z. II
The following quotations. or ne more
sctive stocks OF the wheeling market are
corrected daily for The IntelItEsnc.r pT
building.
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Follansbee Briefs

viii be accompanied by a large num-
Der OF others.
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q pile of ashes witch many persons
believed we're those OF a number of
other bodies Bust how many TO-;
their lives may never be- known
The Missouri public service con.
mission viii come here tomorrow 10
investigate the wreck.
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IlTTSHI RICH Pa. Aug Cattle
steady supply llEht. choice g. 00a9. zI.
prime tHha NJ hs 20. Sheep. higher. sup
CUTS and commons p 00u1T0. lambs
..pVmH h5. Veal rslvcs t1t00a fI. 90.
HeEH. active receipts 10 doublrdecka.
VIZ RI 20. heavy workers light workers.
and piFa 1915 H9f0. rouRhs fs O0ffsgs
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CHICAGO Aug T-HoFa rr~eipta
ts sf u0.fn. mixed fs4Fna1S. heavv
81 l5 n 20 rough fs11Us15. piFa Ell ~
n' Cattle receipts 1000. firm.
bnflN9 NT.I0HNh. Steers DC a0IaTr.
ef0etera end feofare 81 7aaIr ri l,..
ard hcifrra f7G0n0.T0. calves g. GOO
/ lo6. Sheep. receipts 5000. hIrher
sheep 1gnG it yearifnFH fG00m710.
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Fidelity Local Stocks.

WHEELING " Va Aug z. &C.
Corrected daily FOR the IrtaUfrer-sr
~ the Fidelity Investment AHaociati1n.
STOCKS Par- ma AZ II. 8
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Cash quotations were
Rye 40 g. mare
liariey 81 n soc
Timothy Nominal
Clover Nominal
Pork Nominal
Lard so T0ng
RIBS 81 37n12Ts
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

fHLhLING " Va. AuF 7. ~
CaffIa
Evening journal., 1914-11-14
Information for Travellers
Tine Of departure Of rosy' from wimnEioA
Trains Marked 60 Expresses.
prrrr A nrrprI1A BAITTMoRE 8 WAsHINGToN 3.

7 $50 9'si o9' isss iGsS 1884, lSs Ss5 sos 100:
ais 52o' Sss sAa elo' s2l' $50 TO-
Pladspha M.2 IS o.. So io q a9
80. SIS a. sio. o. s T.SS sOi' $685. siS
Now Work Espr.s.u-A $50 lo27 Gs9 e. 4lsSS 5a lS,
ii.i99 ~ s.9S sie So 80 ss is o 49, oos m
To baltimore Warrington Ne o. i9 70 Ia. I5S $50.
s.ooss. ss6d9S., tos : H. 5 5s. e.22 81 Oo2'
To Baltimore Sundays A. sos sos
a.os. siS.. 5 5s ga 7sl o.O2'.
To To Baltimore Baltimore and md %Sy % sisGRs ss. san A.
DELAWARE DIVISION. P, b ". RAILROAD
az fG or Ita ie's q 90 9 g 5S sac % sSt ony-sa5 P. IL.
BALTIMORE & RAuEoAD
Io.52 Nj 10. 49, 40 tSH SO SO. g. a. ss S sgs I n
l.lo 80. Gs4' 4s S!s- Os S' %. a. Is ? So. Os.
.ss rAn1sis1 Sss ilTs v's f p N1ss. as ;aa
Ph.dsPh as. 40 30 30 ,oss s;2s' l0SS
PHILADELPHIA q READING RAILWAY.
p. N. sundavs-s.So M so A.. NJ. and A.ie P NJ
WILSON STEAMBOATS,
dsn7so 1870 NJ s sS SiS n M n NJ
PENNsaRovE FBRRzBoAT
NJ . lS SS OS 7OS sdass M ss'' leave
SUBURBAN LINES
Dsissys French street statSH lon eve every 90 minute"
after the hour half hour as TOT ''O@ anu
eali hour the
90 and 40 Cars leaving here
City, city, as for insiaScs@s i
Msrshart-Lv sixth and Market IS
minutes % 30 5Ss Sss @ srnnHs minutes % mnu @ % s n. hour leaving
the for Kenneit Square
before the half hour for ia
stance 72s.
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RENTS COLLECTED
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
NOVEMBER IA.
=

Coming into earth life on this birth
date. the temperament is keenly ar
tistic, highly developed in creative
Ines and musically inclined.
Scorpio is the governing sign and
Mars the planet. and these give a ma
ture determined and vital and a mind
that is alert. efficient and of sound,
reliable judgment
There is jealousy to overcome, par
ticularly in the love of the opposite
sex, and there will be several love af-
fairs
But do not marry too early and
then be sure that the tastes are con-
genial and tho likes and dislikes
similar
A person born in March or in Sep
tember will be a harmonious mate
The birthstone is a topaz.
The Want Ads will be helpful Ia
all those seeking a room, a house to
rent and those who have property to
sell will find it advantageously placed
in a Want Ad.
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HELP WANTED

.---, ,,,c,,1,,,, ,t,rr si017Tss. a S,,i
M iohs sos 90 $3.50 n month; 1900
appointments monthly. Write for list
Franklin Institute. nept. AIT, Rochester
ociao'lm.
Xgr RfTEKS WANTED Ar ONCE TC
w sond us poems on melodies for new
songs. We con compose muHic aud arrange
flr publication Immediately. Dugdalo Co..
HAVE A CONTRACT no DISTRIBUTE
1 million frco packages Boray Soap Pow
der Want reliable men and women To- help.
$40 wcelSiy Muyorly Brown 1J0 y. Frank
Iln. Chicago. nuV1f.1t.
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FOR RENT

1901 W. Tenth St., s rooms. bath,
porch and heat .............. $1,000
s12 West Fourth St., 10 rooms bath,
porch and heat. t................S S2s.OO
14O1 W. Third St.. rooms, bath
porch and heat ............... $500
913 Monroe st., 6 rooms. bath,
porch and heat ........ ..... S22.OO
1901 w. Second st., rooms, bath,
porch and heat ............... $500
oil W. Fourth St., 9 rooms, bath,
porch and heat ............... S25 90
1924 Lancaster Ave, rooms and
Dath .--........... ..-........ 1lo.uu
2OS n. Adams ST., rooms. ........S 14.OO
233 Poplar st.. rooms. ...........S1 90
APARTMENTS.
Sixth and Madison St.. rooms and
bath ......... ......... ......S 500
200 French St. (third hoor)
rooms bath, porch and heat ... $1,000
700 French st. (second hoor)
rooms, bath, porch and heat. s1s OC
TOO French St. (frst hoor) rooms,
bath. porch and heat. $50. .OC
STORES
| 3O3 Madison St., rooms and bath. $50. .0C
! 1Oi Poplar st., 10 rooms, bath and
| porch ......... ............. $50. .Ot
! Third and jefferson Sts.............s 500
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

nOMFSriC AND GENERAL HELP FUR
- n.shcd ON short notice. lahorors spe-
chilly Delaware Employment Bureau, g. W.
corner Sixth and Tatnall streets, Wilmington.
Del. noV2-1m.
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IrEiIf,.TrT- W. paI.
AGENTS WANTED

TN-GAsMAN'S INVENTION. GAS
II users buy two Co twelve. 200 per cent.
profit Easy 60 SELL Postal brings puricu-
lars Gerald Co. SO. 1912 Trinity Ave.
grour n Y nov14-1t.
A GENTS MAKE BIG MONEY THIS
n year. De your own boss; independents
abundant money, your time your own, All
or spare time. at home or travelling Write
j.. NJ Feltman saloemanagcr 1925 Third st..
Cincinnati, Ohio today for full particulars
novl4-lt.
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FOR RENT

fUN hENI
sol Shipley ST., 40 rooms and bath.
l60S Rodney ST.. 10 rooms and bath.
500 Adams ST., rooms and bath.
tOs Washington ST., 9 rooms and bath.
lIOO Broome ST.. 10 rooms and bath.
9O5 W. Ninth St. rooms and bath.
9lS Wawaset Ave. 9 rooms and bath
lOOl S Franklin ST., 6 rooms and bath.
27O9 Market ST.. rooms
III and III Searlcs St.. rooms and bath
3lT n. Third ST., 10 rooms and bath
Gil j.. Seventh ST.. rooms and bath.
5O7 Poplar ST.. 8 rooms and bath
los +. Twelfth ST.. rooms and bath.
3O5 J.. 23rd ST., 6 rooms and bath.
ol2 sherman ST.. rooms and bath
20 =. Twenty y-second ST., 3 rooms
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
1905 jefferson ST.. @ rooms and bath.
526 Market St, rooms.
9l3 Market ST., rooms
9l5 Market St. rooms
Apply 90 Real Estate Dept.
The EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Ninth and shipley Streets.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

n OR SALE-SQUARE BUILT HOUSE,
H eight rooms, bath, pantry, hot water
"cat nearly new. Win exchange for small
modern, six room house in good location.
Apply on premises. No. 1906 Shallcross
avenue. nov7-sats.tf
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4 AIESMEN WANTED - EXPERIENCE
- unnecessary, easy work big pay. Write
Tor large list of openings Offering Opportuni
ties TO earn 500 90 $500 a month while YOU
1rnrn Address nearest office. Dept $50 Na-
iional haiesmens Training Association. Chi
cago New York. Kansas City, San Fran
CISCO muN1d-1f.
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RUSINESS OPPORTUNIIIES

A SUBSTANTIAL RPORATIO II
"A wants reliable party 90 establish Office
and manage salesmen. Should pay $4,000 o.
$4,000 annually $500 o. 500 will
finance business; you handle own money
References exchanged Sales Manager No.
io6 Fisher Bldg Chicago, m. iuly2-sats-f.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

u or REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM
II nov1i.fmo. 1909 WEST ST.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

nRUGGIsT DESIRES RELIEF WORK.
~ References A-No. ]. Write w-53 thos
Office. now Lot
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VTERY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
V rooms. with board Also table board.
No. sos Washington ST. oct22-im.
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FOR RENT

- - n ~ Il Nil Il
WEST SIDE.
22l W Eighth ST. r & $500
3O2 Rodney St. 10 r & B...... S25 90
1915 W. Sixth St., r & B.. S23.OO
sl2 W. Fourth St.. 10 r 81 B.. $1,000
J27 Madison St., & $500
los $. Franklin ST., It 81 $500
1871 W Ninth St.. 10 r 81 B.. $25.0
236 Sixth Ave. Is Il s. B......... $1,000
lOO6 Monroe ST.. L & B........S25.OO 90
1922 W. Fifth st., 6 Il & B.........S $4,000
721-23 DUPONT ST.. r g. .Sl2.50
APARTMENTS.
S ". Cor. 29th q West SITS. s rooms. S14.OO
Delaware Ave. & jackson Sts., 5
ROOMS -.ss.-..- ......s... SO .Uu
Terrace, sos w. Fifth ST.. rooms.
EAST SIDE.
523 =. Fifth St.. 10 r N B.....S1s.OO
n. W. Corner Gath and Jessup Sts.,
u & B........... s21. 90
21s Delaware Ave. 3 r & B.....S25.O
Gl4 +. Third St., 6 r q B......s12.O 100
14-i6 r. 43rd ST., new. Is X & B...Sls.Oo
1874 Claymont St., 6 rooms ..........s 900
William V. Montgomery,
Real Estate. Mortgages, Insurance.
NO. 9i9 IL ORANGE STREET.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

M ANTED-A no LEARN
w drossmaking. Apply No s0I Madison
street novi2-3t
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n EMALE HELP WANTED TO DO GEN
era housework cooks, etc. Apply IN
person n. w. Corner Sixth and Intnall
ris octi9.u.