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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21
JTNTONTO WIN.

Mrs Chas Mering and sons, Kenneth
and Ridgeley, of Baltimore, are visit
i'm relatives in town and vicinity.
nj. and Mrs. William Eckenrode are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brum-
baugh, Of Orange, ~. j.
MIR. Roscoe Wheatly, of Easton, is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. James Cover.
Rev. WI Hensel il visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Fogle-
Mn. Finch and daughter and Mr.
Walter Devilbiss, of Baltimore, are
guests OF MIR. and Mrs Snader Devil
Bliss.
Miss Catherine Lynch, OF Westmins-
ter, visited Mrs. Mary Cookson the
past week.
Miss Nellie Haines left for Balti-
more On Monday From there she viii
70 To South Carolina for the millinery
season.
MIR. ana Mrs. Solomon Myers are
visiting their son, MIR Howard Myers,
and wife, OF Walbrook.
Mrs. Lizzie Wright il spending the
week with Miss Nettie Myers.
Social functions the past week-Mr.
and Mrs. B. L. CooksOn gave an az
Home ON Wednesday evening About
so guests were present. MIR. and Mrs
M- IA. Zollickoffer entertained friends
Friday evening. Mrs. Martha Singer
gave reception GA Monday evening.
Dr. Newton Gilbert, of Annapolis, II
home on his vacation.
The Church or the Brethren, Pipe
Creek, will hold it, Children's Day ser
vice Oh Sunday at 10 "a. ia.
The community was shocked Va
hear ON tine sudden death OF MIR. Abram
Cay1or, ON Friday, August 14. Mr
Caylor had returned from Linwoot
and was suddenly seized with acute
indigestion and died in few minutes
He wa 66 years old and thu sOn Ot
thu late Levi and Martha CaylOr, ant
was twice married. Hill first wife was
Miss Matilda Cover, daughter of tht
late John Cover, Or Virginia. Hit
second wife, who survives him, was
Miss Stitely, daughter of III L- Stitely
of Westminster. He il also survived
by three children, Mrs. Garlic, Mis:
Florence Caylor and Mr Howard
Caylor, also one sister, Mrs Mary
Otto. Funeral services were held al
his late home ON Monday AIT y. m.
under the control Of Mr. Mickey ant
Elder wv. P- Englar Interment II
Pipe Creek Cemetery Pallbearer'
were: Messrs. Nathan Bale ant
Charles Hilbert, III New Windsor; H.,
Myers and Joseph Englar. .of Linwood
William Haines and John :. Repp, o
Union Bridge
REV. Edmond Erb, oil Nebraska, Il
visiting hi brother, Mr. Josiah Erb-
MF. Mickey, KIT the Lutheran church
has had "a rather unusual Occurenc
Of four funerals III very short time
MAR. Bierly, of near Middleburg, th
past week, and Mr. Abram Caylor ol
Monday; Mrs Jane Rate, of New Wind
or, On Wednesday, md W.T. Johl
Beard, Of New Windsor. On Thursday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21
|. HOUCKS WILLIE.

Miss Lizzie Basler il spending a
few weeks in Atlantic City, N- n.
Mr. and Mrs James McClarey, Of
Cranberry; Miss Elizabeth McClarey
and John Spahr, of Union Bridge
were guests or MIR. and Mrs. William
Harris Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Albert Wall, of Baltimore, II
the guest Of hi uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mrs wv TT. i. Allgire-
Rev. H. C- Hall, pastor Of Emory
Circuit, will preach a special sermon
To men at Wesley Sunday, August 30
All 1880 "a. m. His subject will b.
The Modern Hannah" Rev Hall IL
"a very able speaker. All men in this
community and ny other will r.
ceive a cordial welcome
Mrs. Hugh Doyle and daughters,
Mrs John o. Tull md daughters, Of
Baltimore, are guests Of their par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Leppo.
William Stratton has returned
home after spending a month with
relatives i'm Atlanta, ca, and Column
bia, :. C.
Lionel Ebaugh returned to hi
home in Pittsburgh, r., August 1S,
after spending month with Mr.. and
Mrs Wi H- >. Allgire-
Harry Morfoot, Mrs Robert IT,
Davidson, NIL. and Mrs. IT. W. Buch-
man and sons spent last Wednesday
with friends in UniontoWn.
Mrs. Agnes Conner and son, Will
lam, oil Chambersburg, Pa, visited
Mr. and Mrs WI H- :. Allgire Satur-
day and Sunday
John %. Abbott, Of Laurel, Del,
spent several days ct last week with
hi parents, MT and Mrs John wv.
Abbott. H. was accompanied home
by his wife and son, who had been
visiting the above home for month.
MIR. and Mrs. William Shaffer and
granddaughter, Miss Lydia II. David
son, visited III. wv. Buchanan and wife
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Herring, Of West
minister, IL spending fortnight with
her sister, Mrs Peter Buchanan
The picnic at Wesley last Saturday
wa well attended There was two
visiting schools, the Methodist Epis-
copal and the Methodist Protestant
OF Patapsco. There wa an old
fashioned march i'm the morning
which was enjoyed by Ill present.
There was quite large turn out in the
morning and was real nome coming.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21
Asking Too Much.

The man from the city was inspect
ing the country clearinghouse with
the idea Of spending The summer
there with hi family. "Of course"
he began, you have plenty Of pure
milk and the best butter in the state
on your tablet"
No"
Fresh beef and lamb every day,
killed On the PREMISES"
ill hain't."
'All kinds OF vegetables i'm album
dance, large orchard Of choice fruits;
cultivated berries picked every morn
ing?"
Say, mister! IF I had all them
things on this farm + wouldn't have
to take the boarders. Exchange
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21
The Danger Signal.

When + am telling man story
stop short liz 4 see peculiar CLEAN
i'm his eyes,"
Does 1t mean that h. has heard II
before?"
mo, it means that H. isn't listening
because he il thinking up Thu one he
intends to tell me. "-Pearson's
Weekly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21

50c overalls for 39c pair.
Single barrel guns $685.
Double Darrell guns $S.98.
Door Stops, 2 for &C.
Mems heavy underwear for win
ter zoe.
penny nails $215 per 100 ID.
keg.
Quart can New Orleans baking
syrup.
abe broom for zoe.
packages Kirkman's powdered
soap for 25c.
&c Pratt's louise killer for nc.
Fancy calico 1870 yard.
Simpson prints Bic Id.
lOc bottle blue 1zc bottle.
Kellog's corn fakes 719c pack
age.
! Paint 71zc can.
) gallon can Speedway automo-
bile oil for Sass. (can free)-
ii gallon can transmission oil
4Tc. (can free.)
Tire tape 3c roll.
noe combs 7c.
\ Anti collie nipples SIC each.
\ 1Oc black garter rubber for 61ac-
yard.
Wakefield Valley 81 cigar SITE
h box
\ la quart heavy milk pals sc.
\ Bushel bag fine salt Sac
IA busheI bag fine salt lie
" Ladies' 10c black hose &c
Mems 1Oc black hose 7c pair
NJ SIPS express wagons SLOT.
Teaspoons 31ac dozen.
Quart sure-seal jars sc.
N 25c Yeager's liniment 16c bottle
Kitchen safes $3.50.
\ PC Vermifuge 16c bottle
BOG instant postum 23c box
$1.50 Buggy Bride for $1.22-
S1-25 hand seWed halter Pc
Galvanized tubs 43c-
Walter Baker chocolate 15c cake.
Fresh Bread 315c loaf.
Sucerene dairy feed $1-25 per
100 pounds.
Coffee 13c I'D.
Fruit JAR tops dozen for &c.
4Sc shell tumblers for 29c.
Ice Tea Tumblers 69c dozen.
Fine rolled ia 37c lib.
SOC Mems fine and work shirts
36c each.
SOC night robes for 39c-
liz cigars i'm box lie
Mating &c yard
Butter color 3c bottle
PC Victor infant relief l6c
bottle.
NJ. $1.OO grain scoop for Sc
25c corn chopper for 19c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21
A Different Proposition.

He-"If YOU refuse me- \ shall
never love anyone else as long as Al
live"
$he--That's all very we'll but sup-
pose accept you What them"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21

Feather pillows 9Sc pair.
!: Venitian Red $1.85 per noe Id.
] Lewis Linseed Oil soc gallon.
\ Table oil cloth 111Ac yard.
!: Whole grain rice 412c lb-
Y Red Seal Batteries 19c each.
\ 2 packages Sensation Tobacco TOT
! 81.
Y Table Tumblers 14c dozen
n lOc full pound Macaroni 714c-
\ no quart Pals I've each.
4 Pint Tin Cups 1c each.
\ Good fresh cheese Use lib.
4 Knives and Forks 39c dozen
Y CSC alarm clocks Acc each.
!. Bring III your Laundry.
!: lao IT'D. bag coarse salt 54c.
\ Ready Mixed House Paint 9Sc
!: gallon.
!, Ready Mixed Barn Paint 59c at
X Ion.
|: . Wire BID inches high American
II Fence Wire, I've rod
N Black Bird Flour SIC BAG
4 no I'D. whiting fish 49c-
Y no I'D. mackerel 83c.
\ Gasoline lac gallon.
I: z bottles Extract Lemon for 5c.
" bars Rabbits soap for 25c-
i Blachford calf meal $3-75 100 lb-
!; Rabbits I've TIC box.
Y Coal Oil 9c gallon
!. Hominy AK quart.
u $1.O0 thin model watch for T9c-
Dove cocoa NE tumbler-
A Heavy Shoe Laces SC bunch
* $1.0O Safety Razor for SOC.
II 30c sheeting 2A va wide for PC
|, yard.
s Hooks and eyes 70 card.
|: DO Cigars for 39c. %
!, Arbuncles coffee 1T1ac lh-
& Scratch feed $165 per 100 Id
II p short Cartridges, * box.
n Baltimore pattern gallon milk
E cam marked $2.39.
|: Best grade Buff Timothy seed
II $295.
n Fresh mustard aye tumbler.~
\: Tot Store Boxes for sale cheap.
u Jelly Tumblers 19c dozen
E Clark O N. It'll cotton Az spool.
H PAIRING Knives 31Ac each.
NJ Quar- Tin Fruit Cans &c dozen.
N boxes * IT, Noodles for 5c.
n boxes 5c Matches for &c.
W lid. Can Clipped Beef for $1-S4-
M Iron Beds $139 each
G 20 foot cotton pillow lines TIC
W White jar gums 4c dozen.
American Beauty jar gums 7H &.
tf dozen
" Syrup barrels 47c each
n Red lead pencils 9c dozen.
vi Lunch boxes XXX each
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21

MR.. Thomas Franklin, who r.
been sick for some time III still con
fined to her bed and does not seem to
improve much but W. hope The Will
soon b. able To b. out again.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21

Folding lunch boxes &c each.
Dried peaches 7c Id.
Large prunes 10c lh.
Large pruneS &c lib.
lOc bottle peroxide of hydrogen
for TIC.
30 foot cotton clothes line for
IKE.
Lemons 19c dozen.
l5c jar peanut butter for lie jar.
Quart Ball Mason fruit jars 41c
dozen.
Butter 29c lib.
On duty cigars sc box Of 100.
Clipped Beef 35c Id.
Best grade fodder yarn 1c I'D.
$1.00 can fly chaser CSC gallon.
25c dark green linen blinds 19c.
Imperial self heating gasoline
irons $500.
15c mixed cakes 9c LTD.
Dining chairs, set of 3, for $5-9S.
50c apple bearers for 42c-
Blue Hen matches. 14c dozen
boxes.
Black fla 71ac bottle.
Baking soda lib for 5c.
10c crackers TIC It'd.
| PC box OF Hires root beer for
15c-
Apple butter pots 7c gallon
Lanterns 29c each.
Axes soc each.
75c house dresses 48c.
$125 house dresses rec
bars Fels &aptha soap for 2Sc-
Ice cream SIC gallon.
\ 8K1O window lights 29c dozen.
Out or Sight mouse traps ? for
DC.
Self setting mouse traps SIX each
Self setting rat traps 23c each.
H Picnic hams 16c lid.
Rubber roofing paper 9Sc roll
50c box KoW Kure 36c-
\ $l.O0 box KOw Kure T4c.
Best gingham GIG va
II Best calico 41ac yd-
\ Crack corn $1.S5 per 100 ID
NJ rolls toilet paper for &c.
PC Lyons tooth powder TIC.
Colgate talcum powder TIC can.
Colgate shaving powder nc can.
Barb Wire $19S per roll of S0
rods
N-Ray stove polish 31ac box
Twin LTD jar rubber TIC dozen
Salmon Sc can.
Mems gray hose AK pair.
Ladies $500 watches for $1.69
15c can Clipped beef for 13c.
Nice fresh noe French candy 719
cents lb
Fletcher's Castoria 35c bottle for
29c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-21
The Ideal.

Would you forgive me II kissed
your
How can II tell beforehand?"-
Judge.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
Information for Travellers
Time Departure and tolieys from wilmington
Trains MARKED t-) Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. R


Ia 1850,
95 81 'so % s sog 20. 5as ga si.' c.s5 7lo'
sao. ss 40 slo a. 655 7io' si5s
New York "a. 20 lo.e7 %
10 OBS sandays-s "a o. o So of7 iiss
H'''' =. h'-is5 sio 80 e.2i. OPS 7.lofo.os
oa en'Ts o ss sse Y9.1Ss 49 Io 80 5s- 7lo.
aos' 9o2' $50 4os 5Ies
To RtmGS' and Ta,singi9n sandsy l9.. 4e1
r 'os 5i9, ,l1 s.l5. "a US @ s9e Gee 5si. ss eoa..
s1s and way %sy Stations Stations ssn5, - Z c s.
DELAYED DIVISION rA1rRoAD
Tor Points Down the state A. .fieo: P.
state sundays. f. si-,ia or 55a ioa1 u-.se
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
1882 e.ios $40 80, s5ss iS 6s S'lO
llor s9Se ana Wsss,oa suadss 45e' s2 lo52
9e. loss iilsr p. M.isoa ss Isl. SIS. 6Yi7
LIS r h-l26" 227, 4oo 5.is"
PHILADELPHIA q RAILWAY
sfsp 'fp5 and Way Stations Mss p Msio 4ls s27 sun
- WILSON
hladslplia and Daily A. M
''-" Saturdays aHa sundays only p.
PENNsaRovE FERRY
pnsse a Ni@ns0n- so - NJ y 90 H 80 esl5
urday only, II 90 p. m sndii SO p M ~ W = & W p '"'
minutes SITTER the hour and ~
leave Front aud Market half
o's' 's for nHance-s. To-. Etc ~ ~
To Bndywino Marhaton-Ieave Market every
li, minutes enniqs zen pinn after N hour 10 7es
mna,.s stcr connect sers KeSsst Square Square "
05s ~
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
SHALL LIBRARIES SUPPLY
THE POPULAR FICTION?

CHICAGO. Jan. Whether public
libraries should attempt to satisfy the
public appetite for popular" fiction
or should leave that field to the sub
seription libraries was one of the
qucsti0ns discussed today at the an
nuai meeting OF the American Ii
brary Association.
The Increasing cost Of furnishing
magazines to library patrons. due TO
recent advances in subscription
prices. was another topic of discus
sion, and it was probable that res
oluuon would be addressed 10 the
publishers, asking for better terms
Tor library purchasers
S. II. RancR. librarian. at Grand
Rapids, Mich. and chairman OF a
committee on better ventilation and
lighting for public libraries. present
I'd report on that subject W. n. C..
carlton, OF the Newberry Library. OF
Chicago, viii lead a discussion of the
treatment OF unsolicited gifts
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
HOLIDAY VISITORS
OUT AT EBENEZER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBllNEzER. Del. Jan. The
Rev E. G Suuhold. OF Wilmington,
spoke ia Ebenezer NJ. T.. Church On
Sunday morning Ebcnezcr VI. w..
sunday school gave Christmas en-
tertainmcnt in tho Church ON SUNDAY
evening. dance party was given IN
Red Mems Hall last Saturday cyeninz.
Mr. and Mrs Ell Davis entertained
at dinner ON Christmas Day. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Strahorn and daughter, Gertrude. and
Florence. of Kcnnett Square: Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Davis and family. Mr..
and Mrs. George Davis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dempsey aud
son, George. and Miss Mabel S. Davis.
Miss Belle Carpenter. of Port Penn.
has been spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs James IT. Little and
family Miss Helen Whitman. OF
Beechwood Seminary, Jenkinstown.
Pa is spending the Christmas holi-
days at her home here-The Rev. and
Mrs. L. c. Prettyman and son. Robert,
have returned home after spending
several days with relatives at Clayton.
DEL Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cook arc
spending the Christmas holidays With
relatives at Wyoming. Miss Kath-
arine Mouslcy was the Sunday guest
of Miss Erma Pennock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph X. Worrall and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Comfy Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ii Buckingham and family
were all the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Crossan. Of Hockessin on
Christmas Day.-Lee Lewis and Nor
ris Ewing. of Newark. were the Sun
day guests Of William Little and
family.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
REGISTERS NOTICE

l., STATE or DAVID PEARSON CRAW.
II FORD. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate Of David Pearson
Crawford late Of Wilmington hundred. de-
ceased. we're duly granted unto The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company, on the ninth
day OF December, a. d. 1913. and an persons
indebted TO the said deceased are requested
10 make payment TO the executor without de
lay, and al! persons having demands against
the deceased, are required 10 exhibit aud pre.
sent the same. duly probated to tho said
executor, on or before tho ninth day Of De-
cemoef - ID. 1914 or abide by the law in
this behalf
THE EQUITABLE GUARANlrEE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Executors
Address the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. Wilmington, Delaware
decii eod-3wks.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01

IF THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY.
JANUARY I.

Your governing planet is Saturn. the
Indicator OF Destiny and the ruler of the
path OF mortal man and woman.
Your governing sign is Capricorn,
which gives you love of deep study.
Stay not i'm the employ of Others. but
work for yourself. Saturn. the lndica
tor OF your Destiny, viii point the way
TO success.
Remember such men of action as Paul
Revere. whose birthday this is. Re
member also that on this day the Eman-
cipation Proclamation was signed.
Gifted with many talents. the Want
Ads win be under favorable planetary
ruling today if You wish TO locate
partner in business, or advance yourself
to a place Of greater power.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NOTICE., JAMES A. McKELVEY. THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house stu
ated az Newark. known as Deer Park Hotel
IN School Districts Nos. 80. 80 I-g An nnd
Al II, White Clay Greek hundred. county
Of New Castle and State Of Delaware. n
compliance with the requirements of the act /.
OF the General Assembly in such case made
ana provided, do hereby give notice that /
shai apply in writing 10 the Court of Gen.
erai Sessions, Of the State of Delaware. iu
ana Tor New Castle county on Monday. tie
second day Of March A. ID. I9l. being fbe
nest term of said court. for license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for iho sai-
therein % Intoxicating liquors in loss onan
titles than one quart. 70 be drank On the
premises, and the following respectable riti
1ens of said school districts an leosf a., ~
whom are substantial freeholders nj s.id
school districts. recommend ~. ia
plication. viz: "P
Wm u. Barton. w "a. st,i..
a. aue.f Frank j. Moore
- Nanhn Afmafohe' Herman X. TYSON
Aliieo - ouif y. H. Hossinccr.
Iamee "alAer Chas. T.. Steele
y. ntnest ra1er Walter W. Steel.
W"atei ~ foWei Evan W. Lewis
q. rs,ilhlns'on Perry B. rowson.
y, h,mon j.. G.. Wilson.
Jacob Thomas
dSl-st JAMES A. McKELvEY.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01

fhc quickest and most efficient way
to 80 house or iat hunting is to watch
the Want Ads-they're full OF good
bargoins.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
REMOVAL NOTICE

nRS. PIERCE AND CANN, DENTISTS,
~ have removed from No. 40 Market
street. 10 No. sil Market street. second
floor deco.Iu
II WlLIER LADIES' & GENTS
IL TAILOR. Has removed from $40
Ming 10 500 Madison St. Until Feb. ] he
9hers a 50 reduction on each suit Clean.
pg dyeing, pressing repairing. D. & A.
l757. dsi.sm
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
PUBLIC SALE
LARGE PUBLIC SALE
At KLAIRi S BAZAAR.

LARGE PUBLIC SALE
Vfno At KLAIR's S BAZAAR.
NTMt SATURDAY. JANUARY 3.
--- --A-- l-, head Of Horses. one carlaid
for s. G. Caldwell, from Maryland some
good. young horses right 90 tho farms
whore they were raised. a, to be sold for tho
high dollar go head from Philadelphia and
you wiz SCI 'hs price 20 head
Morc Wagon llsracss and Blankets than any
utlcr place in thr city. Bring your horses
m and sell tiem as lave the buyers. Come
early aud ftsye lpfc Lot of stuff to sell
ianl'2t Wilmington. Dol.
PUBLIC sALE-THE UNDER
Weap0 signed wll sell az Public Sale on
RWA Thursday january sth 1914 81 his
-SA-1- residence on fhc ludcphia
Pike ai Harvey Road tncar The
Practical farmerl Two Good horses no.
J. black horse yrars old vii weigh about
1900 pounds. an cAtra good draft horse 80.
hiack marc years. good general pur.
pose marc. market dearborn, J brake cart
runabout, sot oi single harness, extra
good carriage poles, horse cart. wheclbarrow
gnndsionc, good lard presses. scales. heam
und pea, double block and rope. iron
wise aud lot OF tools. plow. harrow. forks
shovel, post spade and rammcr. lawn mower.
a few ehieiens also 3 lot Of household goods.
J. good co1l stove. churn. tubs. beds, bed
dius. oi 0f porch chairs. andirons. hre-
screen and lais OF things not mentioned
here.
w S. TOWNSEND.
lank. Apu. d3I5t
ID UBLIC SALE or FINE FURNITURE
Rugs aud Bedding contents of nicely
furnished wost side home wili ba sold al
shdham & Son Auction Store so. III
East Fourth street.
FRIDAY. JANUAeY 2. 1894.
at J O'Clock. ,. m, thnip
Two Brass Beds one Bird 's-Eyc NAple
Dresser and ChihOnicr. ono Crcassian Wal.
nut chinonior Combination bookcase and
Desk. beautiful Leather Library Suit
Library Table. Turkish Rocker Massive
Oak Buffet. Colonial style. cost
S75, Extension Table 10 match. also
Crystal China Closet six lcather.scated
Dining Chairs Davenport. Wardrobe Easy
Rockers, Pictures, one set Of Florence
China, Lamps Couch, Bcddings Comforts
Wool Blankets. Table Linen. Naplins
sheets. Bed Spreads. sis pairs OF hne Lace
Curtains. Glassware, Bric-n- Brac, one
Royal Wilton Rug oxie; two Administer
Rugs 5.8NtO.6 and Ox12; two Brussels
Rugs; several small Rugs Etc
This Is the first snle OF the new year and
ought 20 be good one as the goods are IN
fine condition, having only been used % short
time. and everything must be sod as the
owners have moved from the city and we
took fun charge Of the goods and win Sell
them FRIDAY. January .. no 1 O'Clock %. M.
for just what they will bring
srlDHAM & son.
deca9 'o'iani Auciioneers for Owners.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01

NJ IDDLEBURGH COMPANY tSOME.
pany.j
In accordance with The provisions OF
the chnrier of the Middleburgh Company
the annual meeting OF the owners Of marsh
meadows constituting the said company will
be held ON January 10. 1914. at 30 ofclocl
p. M. IN Room No. lOe. pennsylvania
Building Wilmington. Delaware for the
purpose of clecting two managers. treasurer
and secretary of The said company. for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be brought before
the meeting. fSignedl
JOSEPH BESrE.
JAMES KELLEY
Managers
G. w. VIEWING
ianl-1t Secretary and Treasurer
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
FOR SALE

---~-------~~>~~~~-~>~r
IL or SAIE--ALL OUR Soc & lOc PURE
It California Wines at 80 per quart Can't
be beat Max kei 500 II Fourth Street
mI2-tf
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
HAIR DRESSING


AIR WORK: COMBINES MADE. Will
- eau az your homc MRS y. EVANS.
70. ~ Market 81. oct2a-sm
- HAMPOOING WITH OR WITHOUT
shampoo board. ManicUrinr. electric
ssa'p treatment facial massage, asir dress.
lngi also face packs
CARRIE n. WRIGHT
~ SO-t No flt ~. Iontb S.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
CONSTABLES SALE

n ONSTABLE's SALE AZ NO. sl7
- Market street. third aud -four 6oors
hl the furniture belonging TO the Whining.
ton Bicycle Cub. will be sold. Friday Jann-
ary p 1914 at no o clock Sold by
j.. q. JONES.
dec3O-3t Constable
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
HELP WANTED

------7-7-7----'7- p "a 7-7-77-7 -.--7-7-T-
X Acc. rs TO 35 Commence. SO month.
Steady work Wilmington cNamiDntions
soon sample qcostous free. l'ranklin
Institute. Dept toJ Rochester, n. y
dec26im.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01

w EsER BROS. UPRIGHT PIANO;
W good condition. $50 cash. Address
r .. Box sSl' eity dee2-1m.
Il DR SALE-N NEW PIANO AT HALF
IT price. 70 stop storage. Geo. 3. Lang.
Co.. No. 12O5 Orange St. dcc131m
Il OR SALE - WHITE wYANDoTTE
It Cockerels 81 apiece J.. D. Leach,
koselle. Del. D. & A. phone. 4s75L
dec15-eOd1m
II OR sALE--A WHITE rNAMELED BED
Il with syringe, mattress and pillows; also
an electric lamp Apply No. 3O2 West
lweniy'fonrth street, in tho morning.
dec1 .eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
CHIROPODIsTs

-
II LOk JOHNSON SIliADLEN. 40. 6OI
Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
llama Treats Corns. Bunions. Inrrown
Ssla' tic Evenings by appointment ID
hT -olfs nov26-tf
II iizABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
- Fowler Hanna Ltd Chiropudv and
~ 'cDllng. a hair dressing and maseazing
No. goo Adams ST. ID g A.. e90s. Even.
.ns py appointment mayi5-1yr.
A NNik NJ. SCHAFFER. CHIROPODfs1i
- 'orns' bunions, ingroUn nails treated
1901 massage. Consult me for an foot ;ron
,nl's. ID. a. Phone. 1885. No. slt
west tenth Street. ian2a.iyr.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
BoARDERs WANTED

w BoARDERs AND TABLE
w boarders. No 1909 West street.
dec4-1m
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
LOST AND FOUND

I osr OR STOLEN A FRENCH POODLE.
- Reward II returned 20 l7Of Pennsyl.
yania Ave da1.ef
I os1'-TwO TEN DOLLAR BII.Ls OK
Monday Dec. 20. Reward II returned
10 W. Il. James. Oh Nandover Ave.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
TYPEWRITERS

n NpEWRlrEks liENffD THREE
months. 500. Rental applied on pur
chase. Soil $500 monthly Fypewnters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agcncy. Type
write Exchange. No. 0ij Ma set street.
aur2o.tf
Evening journal., 1914-01-01

II OK sALE-TfARDsfAN PLAYER PIANO.
II So note; almost new. Address p. o.
Box AS, city. dec2.1m