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give at this particular point. Their best troops have probably moved further north. Those that remain, to judge from the prisoners brought in, are chiefly either boys or men of over 40.
 Two of these prisoners, middle-aged re- servists from Strassbourg, we met on the way home as they were being brought into Baccarat from Neuves-M -Maisons where they had just been caught. One of them told me that they had surren- 6ered of their own accord, because they were badly treated by their officers and had not enough to eat. He said that they had had no bread for several days and were nearly dying of hunger. They certainly looked rather wretched, but they seem Beyond question relieved at having surrendered, especially when they were told tfat they would not be shot.
 At Baccarat there is more rain and desolation. The church, which was loop holed by the French troops, is horribly shattered and disflgured by shells.
 The Germans paid for their meals in German marks, and for what they re- quisitoned in promissory notes, redeem- able after the war. One of the inhabi- tants, a woman, complained to German police official, that the whole of her vine had been appropriated for this last rather unsatisfactory medium Of ex- change. He obligingly offered to make her loss good to her from someone else's cellar if she would tell him where to find one sufficiently well stocked.
 Paid off Old Grudge
 The really interesting point of this little story is that she knew the man. Before the war ne was commercial traveller and had visited Luneville twice a month for IS years. When he came back in a position of authority he was not above paying off old scores on natives against whom he had a grudge.
 He was not the only one af the troops that occupied Lunevllle who knew it in time of peace. Another officer, quar. tered In the town during the occupation, was well known before 1t as a Luneville ma nufacturer, and others, some of them on the staff, had been fairly frequent visitors.
 To call them spies would be going little far; but at least 1t is fairly ob vious that these men. bound to be off cers in the German army in case of war with France, had gained a fairly good knowledge of this part. of France before the war began. When 1t did begin their regiments happened to be posted to the district with which they were familiar as a result of chance and not of German organization.
 A picturesque little detail, for the truth of which I cannot vouch, is that one of the Kaiser's sons (who had once visited Luneville) was with his father when he WE tched one of the unsuccessful battles in front of Nancy, and passed through Luneville with him when he left the scene of operations to make his way back to Germany.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
CHARGE GERMANS
 DISGUISE AS WOMEN

Paris, November 7.-tS:15 D. m.)-One of the latest German ruses is to disguise as women. it is learned here.
 In this garb German soldiers recently went out to gather potatoes in a field near Senones. Near Trois Maisons . German convoy was observed apparently escorted by a group of women. In both cases the fraud was discovered by tho French troops who opened fire. The dis guised soldiers and and under their skirts appeared the boots of cavalrymen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
Kentucky State Loses

Lafayette. Ind, November 7.-Perdua defeated Kentucky State at football hero today, 40 to 6. Kentucky scored in the third quarter. when Coach Smith replaced players. In the final quarter the regular team reentered the game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
Stock Yards Closed

Detroit, Mich. November 1.-The De- troit stock yards will be closed indefinitely from next Tuesday because of the hoof and mouth epidemic among cattle. Ar order today from the department of q agri- culture said the yards must remain closed until they have been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
GUTIERREZ ANNOUNCES THE
 PRESIDENCY IS REPORT
New Provisional Head of Mexico Said to Have Repudiaed Election by Aguas Calientes Conference and Thrown
 His Support to Carranza

The information bureau contends Cutler reg was elected President by the conven- ton solely to force him to declare either for Villa or Carranza and that he has sided with the latter. The telegram, said to have been signed also by Gen. A. l. Villareal, Colonel Trevino, Luis Cabrera and Gen. Jesus Carranza, declared the convention had acted illegally in declaring itself a sovereign power and naming a President
 The message reaffirmed allegiance to Carranza.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
THEODORE IS NAMED
 HAITIAN PRESIDENT

Port au Prince, Haiti, November T. Davilmar. Theodore. leader of the recent successful rebellion against President Za- nor, today was elected president of tho Haitian republic, by Congress. The city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08

Listen to me, Take no more sicken- <hg, salivating calomel when bilious or constipatcd. Don't lose days work!
 Calome1 Is mercury or quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bones. Cal omel when it comes into contact with sour bile crashes into it, breaking it up. This Is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are sluggish and .all knocked out" if your liver is tor bid and bowels constipated or you have headache, dizziness. coated tongue, If breath is bad or stomach sour. just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone.
 Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug store and get a 50-cent bottle of Dod- son's Liver Tone. Take spoonful to-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
Russians Master Black Sea

Rome, November 7.-(a:25 p. m.)-Accord- ing to a telegram from Odessa the Rus sians consider themselves absolute mas ters of the Black sea. The Turkish fleet. 1t is declared, has retired behind the Bosphorua
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville. November 7.-(special) Mrs. Amanda W. Nance. wife of L. Nance, aged 52 years, died yesterday at her home near Monrovia after a long illness Her husband. three daugh- ters and five sons survive her. Mrs. Nance was a sister of Mrs. w. B. Mad kin of Huntsville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
An Illusion Shattered

From the Washington Star
 Great Scott" exclaimed the man who is always looking for a chance to be sur prised. "Hailstone," commented his wife. That's the piece of ice the ice man left at o'clock this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08

Cards have been received here an nouncing the approaching marriage of Miss Dialthea Ona Peck daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Peck of Somerville and James D. Rice, Jr., a young business man of this city. The marriage will be solemnized in the Methodist church at Somerville on November 25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08

New York. November 7.-Eulalio Cutler rez recently elected provisional President of Mexico, for 20 days by the Aguas ealientes convention. has repudiated his election, the convention and all its acts, according to the Mexican information bureau in this city controlled by the anti Villa faction. The bureau tonight gave out what purported to be a telegram signed by Gutierrez and other prominent Mexicans.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY %.

II this is your birthday you should
study the life OF Henry w. Longfel-
low. the poet who was born in 1907,
and died in 1882.
Jupiter is the governing planet of
this birth date and Pisces the sign.
This means the metaphysical sign of
understanding. The poet Longfellow
in his life exemplified the calm spir-
itual qualities which Pisces bestows.
He was awake 10 the value of silence
and meditation and was able to write
immortal verse. He lived to a
hearty and harmoniously old age.
and there we're few tragic events in
his life.
Women born on this date make ex-
ccllont teachers. wives and mothers.
They are pure-minded. domestic and
true. but arc apt to worry over their
families The Want Ads favor the
advertising of lost articles of iewelry
All mercantile interests and office
help will be favored by Jupiter. the
God of Fortune. through the Want
Ads. This is also the birth date oil
Ellen Terry, who vas born in 1S4S.
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Information for Travellers
inc ,rollcys Wilmington
Trains Marked t-l are Expresses.
FRNADEIrIIIA BALTIMORE wAsHINoToN. a r

's: F'' .ss 'g' .ss 60 s's 5ss
753 soi-. sIs
sss & H. SInsss' co. s d! io' % sle
sa & sss 20 e' Fl ess 7io 'ao s5'
~ y9rs EEp5.s;s - % 20 IS sS7
n.S7 r.M-i. ~ a. Is z. D. sss
To H1e.ror. .ga wssnsi@ Ie.e s.is-.
eo o. $50 4os sis' 5i7 ss' S.29.,
5i sss 20 40 r,. sq a6s. sOs os' $50
10 baltimore ''' w"''s''' sp7d'rr Noes M.--5.so.
DELAWARE DIVISION P.
sfs 30 s "a % sat- m'z os M os $40 "44' p NJ
'"' ''''e S'nd'yf a. M712.nt T.5s, ioAt p.
Ssouo RArRoAp
e''iuc- -44s
1859 N M--i.io.. a+a's 10 fs.st oo+ ss.
'.io. q 90 'sa* ass. So pes'' P W
TO- N--i'so'' 80 AR 4sl' S'is' Oh
MS r Mo- "e* 'a7. = 60 10 as " 90
PHILADELPHIA REsptSG Rt11wAY
Ns'S"s and way s'tos' Mar. M2o
WILSON LINE
Phiisdephm Chesie Daily. N 10 IN
SO saturdays sprisvs only -'''
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
minutes fT sr & Sps @ G French street minutes
New strses bon an a.,
r a' nl pay hour for leaving here
e etc. W " W 'a' "A srrs fcr Delaware
70 ndywine Springs SIKH and Msrk. evev Is
% "u MI, eerinnins minutes leaving min
0'S 'ne h9ur Brandyvr 10
%e' MINUTES before the hour hsfh
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REGIsTER,S NOTICE

H. STATE or JAMES l.. HAWKINS.
II nECEAgEJ
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes
,a'nehthry upon the estate OF James L.
HawNns late Of Wilmington hundred do
r,e'scd were duly granted unto the Security
trust aud Safe Deposit Company. ON tie
,,irenih day ot February. A. d. 1914. and
NV pelsnnS indebted 20 the said deceased are
requested 20 make payment To the executor
'noui delay. and an persons having de.
mnnas against the deceased are required 10
eNnihu and present the same. duly probated
70 lne said executor on or before the six
ieenih day Of February a. ID. 1918 ar
ABIDE by the law in this hehalf
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEpOSiT COMPANY Executor.
address Securt ty Trust and Safe Deno.st
company Wilmington Del febts cod avis
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CHFROPODISTS

II l.0RA JOHNSON STRADLFY 10 60i
Market street Graduate OF Fowler and
Hanna Treats Cons Bunions. Inero,rn
cans lie Evenings by appointment. d.
~ -oi nov26tf
II LlIABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler \ Hnnna, Ltd Chiropodv and
man curing hair dressing and massaeing
10. 900 adams St. d. & A., 29Os Even
ing by appointment marf5.fvr
A NNiE NJ. ScHAFFER. CHIROPODIST
"A 'orns, bunions. ingrown nails treated .
loot massage. Consult me for an foot trou.
nies ID. A. Phone, 1895. 80. ail
Neal ienth street ian26-tf
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DANCING.

AttlNo 4.4HSONS lniNatl uA fA
~ classes Regular dances Monday and
r'iay evenings Nrs ~nyc@f Odd f.l
lows Hat fhii ard king streets
p & A rhonr 47efn ie~i- 20 q, "
hANtlNt GOING on DgNTNri
~ lent at old Odd Follows Halt
Third and King streets crory Tuesday ANA
saiurda, evening Bird and Edwards hll
orchestra Given hy W. D. Reed.
fch271m.
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ROOFERS


r OSEFH /. O'NElIL CO.-TIN. TAR
81 and Stag Roofing. Hot Air Heating.
80. us w Third street. Wilmington. Della.
ware dec2s-sm
M r.. WILLIAMS co.
w No. 82i Orange s. Roofing, spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
Repairing promptly done. Phone jan16-tf
nON'T BE LIKE THE MAN WHO
~ waited for stormy weather before hav-
ing his roof repaired. New roofs our spe-
cialty. Guarantee Roofing and Heating Co..
Christiana avenue and Claymont st. Phones,
ID. 4 A.. 5534; Automatic. 1712.
feh13-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
FOR SALE
FOR SALE


FEW OF OUR SPECIALS MUST GO.
307 W. Eighteenth ST., opposite Washing
ton Heights, just on the Boulevard, 10
rooms; uptodate.
goth and Harrison sts., 8 rooms, upto date
detached.
Cor. McCabe avenue and Jefferson street
10 rooms. hot water heat, nearly new. will
sacrifice TO quick buyer.
23l0 Monroe St., rooms, modern, easy
4eo and 4o4 w Tventy.hfih St.. rooms
square built, modern.
$40 w. Twentieth ST., rooms, square
built modern
1919 and 1921 Washington ST., nearly new
rooms up.to-date,. hot water heat.
1910 Monroe St., rooms, modern.
1914 Shallcross avenue, . rooms modern
owner moved 10 farm. nj
1872 Pennsylvanla avenue, 6 rooms modern
closing up receivership.
1907 Rowland St., new, rooms, up-to- date
viii exchange for building lots.
1905 Tower Rd. or Park avenue, . rooms
1ols W. Seventh ST., rooms. fixed as two.
family house.
1925 W Fifth ST., s rooms, exchange for
s3l and s33 W Second ST. each rent $40
month Price $1,000.
206-42o T.. Sixth ST.. each rooms
All and 6o9 Lombard St. good renters.
Montrose' view Of river, rooms, city con-
veniences, sell or exchange for corner prop
erty.
Ashley. Newport pike on trolleys, rooms,
city conveniences. large lot
Richardson Park rooms city convenience.
exchange for city property
Farms-i7 20 and 61 acres each. Con.
cord Pike.
Farms-2s and III acres each, of Ken.
nett Pike.
Farms-l4 20 and lo2 acres each, Mt.
farms-5s, IS and / oe acres each. Newark.
farms-5 and 9s acres each. State Road.
Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses. some new. on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms ana country rcsi
dences. near t.ty: all sizes
Desirable building lots. both CITY and sph.
urban, at sacrifice prices.
Renting a speciality.
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REMOVAL NOTICE


ID NRNE GLASS COMPANY HAS RE.
ID moved from 407 Shiplcy to No. 622
hlng street. fcbe7-lm.
AZ. RYoN IN THE FUTURE WILL,
IL occupy Offices Nos. 2s1-2s3 dupont
Bldg. Office hours, 9 TO IL a. m and by
appointment. feb21-lm.
II WELLER. LADIES GENTS
IL TAILOR Has removed from $40
hins 60 500 Madison 81 Uuui Feb. I ne
Offers 81 reduction on each suit Clean.
ing. dyeiug. pressing repairing -. & A.
'75s. d3i IN
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ruBLIC SAFE At

PUBLIC SALE At
- khAlR's BtlAAk.
fN FEBRUARY u.s.
%N A,.-.-s, 100 head of Horses Of
At N an kinds a5 hcnd from
>ENral pcnnsylvania. Good bust,
. ness horses % head for
Maryland a5 head country horses. all for
tNc rieA COLLAR, sico worth OF Gum Boots
Rubbers and shoes lot oi clothing 1.ot
Of Wagon iIarpess ,0d Blankets oi Sii
kinda ot of burred Rock Chickcns AZ
nri'iie Mlf on third hoor two carloads of
Wagons of All kinds 800 sets of H4r
ncss Of an kinds and Horses %, an tines AZ
private sale Sale every Saturday
r.,,.. VA II kLAlR.
Pa Tuesday, larch o. 100 rnd Of
Horses and Cattle at our stock Yards
foba0-t SINCLAIR & Kl.AIR.
ID UniiC SALE or A VERY DESIRABLE
Truck Fruit and Chicken Farm.
a RARE OPPORTUNITY
sold on account Of ownef going south
WI scll az public auction on the prem.
,ses on kenuei car ~. ! i-a niles west Of
Brandy wine Springs. also connected bN new
harN stone macadnm road leading from
brandywino Snr'ugs 90 Hockessin. half
pa lr west OF Nctanuou's Church. on
MONDAY, MAECH 8. 1914
AZ . p NJ
Tract ~ about GO acres of land about 90
acres under hieh state Of cultivation. Rear
fNiNNi OF hNoNi TO acres consists uf heavy
tpibet rnl an abundance OF exccllea, buld
ing Stone ready for use hav ne an undc
welcomed oar irnrt ~ ursr., half q niil. thn
could easily De transferred into desirable
,9d aiif.'i 'c build ng lots. with an natural
Groom house. stable. granary. wagon shed
lonc truck and chicken shed. two chicken
houses ifll those buildings newly remodcicd
and IN Sood condit'onl
Var Gus linds nf frni' inclndinr annie
orchard 10 - trees rcafy 90 como into
profits pcaca orchard 70 trees la GOOD con
Il tion, three ycHr old pcarh orchard $50
trees ir ihr 10y condition; 35 chofry tree,
part large hearln- ahundanre az cood ,rnit
pear plum pnl ounce trees grapes. hiack
hrrr ga. rinr berries. Strawberries goose
berries and asp1ragus
Wits m les OF Wilmington market
iaul Stone maradum ioa1 ul the way fiOr
cariare VIII connect you wifh any mart OF
ihe rity) Inis is splendid property that
must hr sold
Tho long needed connrct on Is about IN
n1tcrHlile hefwcpn .iordnn's and Arm.
strong stat on. which will mako ahuttinr
nfoneftirt very veir1hle
Owing 70 the laienrss Of fhc season the
% aurc~ are ti4i this property viii be sold
und7r 10, rcnl fnlur u may provo 10 III
your opportunity. Don't mss IL III YOU
want au ideHi truck aud chicken farm. looi
this one over
Toks tac Kennctt car at the Springs and
get o0 no Warrcn's
fcb20itt CFO ". WARREN
G. n BnEs Aueiivnccr
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
B0ARDERS WANTED

e~f-s-t
DOARlifHS WANTED
ID feh25-at $50 T.. SEVENTH ST.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
TYPEWRITERS

~ APEWkIlERS RENTED THRFF
months, $500. Rental applied on pur
chase. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewriter,
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Tyne.
writer Exchange. No. 9l5 Market ST.
sug23tf
Evening journal., 1914-02-27


A,l this stock Is home raised aud Of best
quality
This stock was not soll 10 my advertised
safe on account Of bud weather bu; VII be
positively sold ON The above date.
RICHARD a.. CANN.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 az win
ston at Nirkwood on day OF sale
feb25.6t.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
SITUATION WANTED. FEEIALE

II FIiARLE CoIOREn WOMAN WISHES
IN washing and ironing Also day 's work.
No. iiis ratnall 81. febeCat.
XtT ANrED-YouNG LADY or CONsip
w eral experience. desires position as
clerk Or ofhse work. Also stenographer
Reasonable salary. Address Ala this
once. ian3o'u
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
LOST AND FOUND

7 0sf- from SIXTH iND ADAMS
- streets 90 Franklin 90 Second street %
pirmnnd Ring Reward II returned 70 40.
VIZ w. 8 Nth ft fcb27-3t.
- Button shoe. Reward n returned TO
SO. 400 T.. Tonil ST. fcb27.it
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

-'--.'|t'-.,'---
nFANNfED MAN or GOOD HNhlIS,
JfA neither drinks EmntrG ur chevs. de
eirce position us cArotnker Of horacs. i3
Years experience. Best OF references. ".
{. JAMES Emmorton T.. o. Md
ieha.imo.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
FOR RENT

so7 Delaware Axe. "a r. & . B
2i05 lapcpSfer A~a.. ~ X.
ans Won Buren, ST.. 10 e. & B.
11l2 Rodney ST. II 2 4 b.
i22a Market ST. - v & B.
1913 W. Thirteenth St., 10 r & B. $4,000
7U3 Wes; 81 40 r. A Is. ....... .S5J.OO
403 Broone s.. 70 Il. & B-...... S45 90
l52' nela--a-" Avs ~ Y Ss2 90
W. Eleventh ST. 10 r & B $4,000
1900 Washington st.. 7 rooms. .. $500
1908 W. Sixth ST.. r & B....... $500
31s =. Fourth St., II r & B......S $4,000
231 Concord Ave. X 4 B...... .Se..OO
i11A W Eigith 81. 9 q q B. ... $4,000
S. f Cor. Eighth and Kirkwood SITS r
47 Washington ST. 10 & b. =, sso.o
1914 West ST. B...........s ses.o0
1928 W. Fourth St.. 8 r & B......Sis.o0
1927 Vandever Ave- r B.S15.o0
1910 p 22nd ST. 8 r & $500
SAG Poplar ST. r S14.OO
2i5 Lombard St.. rooms. ..... $500
a'i Linden ST.. Il 6 3. ..... sis 10
417 r. Second 81. rooms ...s1h.n no
200 W. Fourth ST.. 5 r & B.s18.OO
901 Chestnut ST.. r & b. store s35 90
sii w. Second St.. rooms, store 81 800
S26 Orange St., store. e.............$ $4,000
APARTMENTS.
~. and E -oo--s --d bath.
Wilmington Trust Company.
REAL ESTArE DEPARTMENT,
dupont Rlds
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PUBLIC SALE

ID UBfIC sALE--rHE UNDERSIGNED
intending TO out farming. will sell
without reserve ON MONDAY. MARCH gth.
l0l az 1 ocork, on the dupont farm. near
Hrecn,ille. D hetd of good work or driving
horsct and sclscird dairy cows / bull
and all farming implements.
fobiS TO mar 8. GEORGE r UMrLEr
1 WILL SELL AR PUBLIC SALE on
Monday March p. 1914. on my farm.
Un foad leading from Albums Dam 20 Cen.
fcrs ns bead of horses. head OF cows,
lciiers. large tot Of farming utensils. All
iu good order
GEORGE 3 WAiNWRiGHT.
EN's y Hicks Clerk
Stidham e Son. Aucts fob21.7t.
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o. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth St

Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
NINTH AND sHIPLEY SITS.
Both Phones
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

W ANrEn-sEcOND HAND FUENI
" turs. Whole households bought
Safes. office n1furrs ETC. hcurft Head
quarirfs Tor kinds of nu-s and i.,rolrums
fprniipre stored and mouey advanced 40
tcui interest per cent for year.
CHARLES S. LUBBOCK
Seventh and fonlar Streets
'niref icierhous % a lf77A
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STORAGE

II OusEhUID UOODS STOhED IN
l clean. separate locked rooms New
building Autnnnb 10 naddad vans for local
and long distance moving. Work guaranteed
Estimate free. ID. & a. Phone. 5174.
SE' JRlfN SrN' 'AGr W ARFHOuSES,
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton 81.
apr23-tf.
& TORAGE-HOUsEHO GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving a
specially. Packing crntng md shipping 90
all points private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimate free
AMERICAN STORAGE co.
Phone s64 ID. No. 1O1 Maryland Ave
june 93tf
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MERcHANTs' lnNGRs' TRANS. 20
FLORIDA BY SEA"
DIRECT ROUTES
Baltimore and Philadelphia
TO
Savannah and jacksonville

Through tickets 70 principal points IN
Guiding meals and stateroom accommodations
on steamers. Best route 20 Florida. Cuba
ana the South. Fine steamers. Best ser.
vice Low fares, Marconi wireless. Au.
tomobiles carried Rooms de lnxe Baths
SEND FOR BOOKLET
city Ticket Onfco los South Ninth ST
Philadelphia. Pa
W. p. TURNER. 4. r. NJ Baltimore Nd
FINEST Constwise Trips in the World -
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BUSINESS NOTICES


NJ RS. WORTH NO. 113lEAST SEVENTH
vi street. Scientific pamsi. , years az
bleudywine Sprngs. Gems soc. Ladies.
2sc "a Sunday work. febi4-im.
II FCcHsIG Buy. SELL. FIX.
IL. cbarga and repair all kinds Of furni
ture and Stoves No. iO4 Madison street
aud No 1900 Market ST. feb7-im.
~ AtiJ NANT 10 SELL YOUH CLOTHES
i talhuD Isaac Gibbs No. s36 French ST.
y. \ A. phone No. eS05. and he will call
'or them .su OF.
7 AVN MOWERS sHARrFNED AND RE-.
Ia paired Carpet Sweepers and wringers
repaired John n. Schweizer No 525 West
Front street Both phones. msOn
II Nn MOVING ANn HAULING ALI
work done with special care. d. & A.
orr "h74; Del. 1912 James Stewart
lcrc % Soq Tei~nll street ianats
ID fuFEssOR Il. - BRUCE THE GREAT
Heugou. ciairvoyant. healer and palm.
ist. He is Acknowledged by the press OF the
world 90 bn the greatest wonder OF the
seiences. Tie tells az n glance the object Of
your visit He can be consulted on al AZ.
iairs OF life. Hours. Q a. m. 10 y. m.
Ninth street crmden. y. y. Home Office.
Cut this out for luck. feh7eod.im.
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APARTMENTS
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS

- EFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs, consult us DAVID
DANGEL & SONS, Nos 5O6-5OS North Van
Bufen street. ID. & A., 1910; Automatic,
243o ian2i-eod-3m
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
HELP WANTED

. y Railway Mail Clcrks. Parcel Post
means many appointments. Whining on
examinations coming Pull unnecessary
sample questions free Franklin Institute,
Dept. all. Rochester. a. r. fcbi6.2mo
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NOTICES


Al ADAME JUNE. OF BRANDYwlNE
wi Springs. now at No. col rast Seventh
street. Readings soc. feb1o1m.
NJ OTICE-THE NEW CIRCULATING
~ LIBRARY at No. d05 Washington street
n IN position 20 take orders for and deliver
all the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended to. d. a A. Phone, 6116A; Auto.
matte. 1853. febi6.tf
Nj ADAM LEO - ROMAssY uYPSY
wi palmist. will be al Shelipot Park all
winter. Can be seen at any time. Tells
Your past present and future. Just as you
nave gone and viii 90 through life for Csc
Sheilpot PARK. Wilmington. Delaware.
dec5 n.
NJ oTICE-ALI, MEMBERS or VEL
~ come Council, No, Z. Jr. o. u. A. NJ
are requested 10 attend the funeral Of
Their late member, Charles G. Pierson at
Elsmere, Delaware, on Sunday afternoon, at
80. c.. W SHARP
feb21-2t. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
UPHOLSTERING

Il URNTrURE RE E.UPHOLSTERED CAR.
Il pets altered and laid Linoleum and
shade work. Phone for estimate Philip
+. Conway & Co, No 9l0 Shiplev street
Phone f93iD. fehIs-Im
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

L. OR 'sALE-sMAIL RESTAURANT.
Add-ess s-sA Ers1iar Journal
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
HAIR DRESSING

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II VIII cal at your home AIRS r.
Evans. No Sii Market street. D. & A.
phene, ao44p ian2e.ti
- hAMfOOlND. WITH OK MlIhOL
~ sHampun bunid Alnn snlng. eiectrlc
scalp treatment. f'cini massage. hair dress
ilc also face packs.
CARRIE n WRIGHT.
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