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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
Fighting The Blight

The state department OF agriculture
already is waging an effective fight
against fire blight in the commercial
orchard districts. as the result OF ap-
proval by Governor Lister of the new
horticultural code, which became ef-
fective Immediately. Inspectors in
the Yakima, Walla Walla, Kettle Falls
and other eastern Washington districts
are mailing notices to owners OF in
fected orchards, ordering destruction
of affected trees. If the orders are not
followed, the state has authority to
clean out the orchards and charge the
expense against the property. In the
Chelan county district state inspectors
are in addition cleaning out a number
of old Indian orchards which for years
have been a source Of infection for
commercial orchards nearby.
The reinstatement Of the county
horticultural levies by the new law will
allow the employment Of greater field
forces to combat the blight. The new
law also allows the state to specify uni
form rules to be followed in the pack
ing and grading Of apples and other
fruits, and provides for testing OF fungi
cides and insecticides offered for or
chard use,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
CheIan Leader and News to be COnSOli-
dated

S. c. Golfer, Of Chelan, has pur-
chased the Chelan Leader and it is un-
derstood that negotiations are under
way by him for the purchase Of the
plant Of the Lake Chelan News. He
plans TO consolidate the two plants.
w. T. Heacock has been connected
with the Leader for ten years. Three
years ago R. M. Horton started the
News.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
Cleanup Notice
this summer

By order of the Mayor and City coun-
Gil you are hereby notified that all gar
bage and rubbish in and around your
place of business or residence, must be
cleaned up and hauled away or burned
up by April 10, 1915
A. R. BROWN
1914 City Clerk.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
Cooperative Creamery at CheIan

The Manson cooperative creamery,
the first enterprise of the kind in the
Lake Chelan region, opened for bust
ness the first OF this week. The
creamery was organized on the co
operative plan. 1t has a 250-pound
churn capacity and is so constructed
that all cream and milk will be han
dred by gravity. 1t is estimated that
there are at least three hundred COWS
in the near vicinity Of the creamery
upon which the establishment can de-
pend.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02

Joy riders and those who kite checks
are hard hit by two bills which secured
the approval Of Governor Lister, the first
making it a gross misdemeanor when
one takes an automobile belonging to
another, and the second making it a
larceny to draw checks on a banking
institution when il is known there are
not sufficient funds or enough credit
to cover the same.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
S1.50 Per Year
A Summer Residence on the Lake

The last congress passed law per
mitting the use OF the public lands for
summer hotels, stores and residences
in amount not to exceed FIVE acres and
will give the user the right for nomi-
nal sum to occupy the land for a
period Of thirty years. This is to en-
courage the use OF the public domain
for recreation purposes. In the past
the users right terminated at the will
OF the government.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
1914

w. A. Nelson who came down from
the White River Valley Yesterday, told
an Echo reporter that the shingle mill
on Lake Wenatchee is now running
night and day and have orders for all
the shingles they can turn out.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
WFNATCHEE LAKE CLUBHOUSE
WILL BE OPENED JUNE 1ST
Mrs. Irene Gordon, Proprietor, has Made
Many improvements the Past Year
Force of Men Now Busy

Mrs. Irene Gordon, owner OF the
Wenatchee Lake Club House, this
week shipped carload of lumber
to the lake which will be used in the
erection of garage. a bath and boat
house and other small buildings. She
expects to put force of men at work
Immediately on the buildings and in
getting everything in readiness for the
opening Of this popular resort which
will be thrown open to the public
about June 1st
For a month or more last fall Mrs.
Gordon employed a crew of men in
clearing off the grouds, sowing grass
and making driveways, and this year
she has bought roses and other kinds
of shrubbery which will be planted
about the place. Several tennis courts
will also be laid out for the guests. The
club house which is we'll known to
vacationists and campers all over the
county, has taken on an entirely differ
ent appearance in the past years owing
to the many Improvements made and
it is sure to become a pleasing place
for those who wish to spend their vaca-
ton in the mountains. A launch with
a capacity of twenty persons has been
ordered which will be put Oh the lake
this summer.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02

suit for damages against the contractors
Seaman & Quigg.
The Missing Final Estimate" and
the clause in the contract which says
the engineers word shall be final in all
cases, will play an important part in
the suit.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02

The legislature cut appropriations
S1,782, 900 below 1918. The general
fund was cut So08,805.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS THE PAST WEEK
"As You Like It. by the II. S. Dramatic
Club, and the EIks Ministries Drew
Good Crowds

AS a presentation by an amateur
club "As You Like IT, proved sue
cess in every way. For amateurs they
all did exceedingly well. The High
School boys and girls deserve praise.
Almost as a rule amateur performances
drag. There is a lot of prompting be-
cause of forgotten lines, caused by
stage fright and inexperience. This
can not be said of last Friday nights
presentation. The boys and girls were
Just about letter perfect and the per
formance moved off without hitch.
They showed the effect of perfect
training under the direction of Miss
Elsie Myers, of the High School de-
partment Of our public school. OF
course the regulation costumes, adapted
to the parts, helped much, as also did
the orchestra. under the direction OF
DR.. Briggs, to make the entire enter
tainment pronounced success.
The Elks' minstrels, on Saturday
evening, drew equally as large an audi
ence as did the High School enter
tainment the evening previous. The
aggregation was made up OF Wenat-
chez members OF the order with the
addition of Mr.. Dick Simons and
Arthur Babst, two Leavenworth mem
bers of the order who have burnt
cork" talent. 1t was a minstrel show
with a decided local flavor. Some OF
the local hits were decidedly pointed,
but confined to members of the order,
who, by the way, are so constituted
that they can take almost anything,
excepting OF course the things which
the law prohibits taking. Some very
clever jokes, possessing the merit Of
absence of mould, were gotten off.
Those taking part in the performance
were not chickens" behind the foot
lights. Ed Ferguson, besides being a
proprietary Snowman is veteran actor
in the local field of amusement. The
orchestra, under the direction of Mr..
Louis Crollard, rendered excellent en-
tertainment. Come back again, old
boys, and give US another spasm.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-02

King county road work this year
aggregates $o53,500.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
TIE EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY. APRIL 2 IeIs
FOR SALE

q MALL TOURING CAR CHEAP. NO. 500
- shipley street. mar2o-tf.
oOC QUART = PURE CALIFORNIA
OUC Wines at Keil's. No. 800 East
Fourth street. m12-tf.
y OR SALE. oHEAP-No. I SIZE vIo.
4 lin, nearly new. Phone. Diamond State,
No. $3.50. jan11-tf.
T. OR sALE-BLACB M1NoRCA EGGS.
prize winning stock. $3.50 for IL. d. 5.
Lyman, Elsmere. Phone 10l5D. me 5l7-1m.
2 OR sALE-TARM OF 40 ACRES NEAR
kirkwood, with plenty OF fruit e. II.
Beck. Niddletown. Del. marriott.
q HORSEPOWER DE LUXE MOTOR
- cycle, $50; excellent condition J..
Kirby, No. 1913 Claymont St. apr22t.
II OR sALE-GROCERY STORE; GOOD
l. location. Address S-04, Evening Jour
nal Office. apr2-lt.
II ARBER SHOP CHEAP, no. 2io KING
ID street; four chairs; guarantee $50
weekly. Owner wishes to leave country +.
Danberg. apr2 I'm.
r G. SMITH TYPEWRITER. NO. ., IN
II good condition. Win sacrifice for
S2s. Address SOS, Evening journal Office.
apr2-lt.
wv ANTED-FoRD OR OTHER LIGHT
w touring car. Must be nearly new and
bargain Martin Hutchinson. No. 015
Market street. mar51m.
II OR sALE-FIRsr CLASS EMPLOY
IT ment ofcc, very reasonable; doing
worry good business. Good reason for leaving
Apply No. 500 Tatnall St. mar29-h.
y OR sALE-LITTLE PIGS AT ALL
4 times, from So TO 81 per pair. Chas.
Gilbert, Marshallton. X. L. D., Roselle.
mar29-eod1m.
~ ANARIEs-GUARANT SINGERS,
I ~ SO to So. females, 81. Cages, seeds,
etc. Joseph W. Houck Sixth and Pine
streets apr2-eod-lm.
UOUNG CHICKS AND BELGIAN HAREs.
l. bctween Third, and Fourth, ON King
apre-cod-lm F. C. MAsTEN
1 ~ ROCERY STORE AND HOUSE. GOOD
! " location. Store and fixtures can be
bought separate. Address S51. Evening
journal Office. mars eod1m.
L OR sALE-7oo HOMER PIGEONS;
also dwelling house and outside build
| ing Townsend. Delaware Apply Mrs. W.
G. Knots. townsend. or q Iioyd Knots
care Edward r. Pusey Co., City. mar3i 81
RoR sALE-READING STANDARD
II Motorcycle. like new. Sil5. 28N3 tires
with two speeds. Phone for demonstration
Delmarvia, 1874 H. S. Carr. No. 500 New
Castle avenue mar2S-lm.
IN OR sALE-ICE CREAM MACHINERY
II Three cabinets, ice breaker, shafting an
pulleys. Not going TO quit business, bu
, have the above for sale. lee cream and Ice
in any quantity. Order your cream 70
Easter not later than Saturday.
+. Il. EWING
Phone, 5093-W. Ninth and Monroe SITS
apri ct.
2O00 saSF So Tor 0aloEsi 50 SIS s'S pc, nASa io5
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
Information for Travellers
Time Of Oeys from Wilmington.
Trains - Expresses.


Pnlndelph. sOs sss: 4Io. 500; s;so 90
iiI4- ~ sa III Ii 81 % p M%I3.a7. is.la i5o. S55 soc
az S. sOa' 5sO' 5Ss S4s SO e2 05 7lO'
A..
525. 5os Tso sOi' SO5
sso 1Oa7 Gss a. 19'' 4; I IA
is7 SIC SIC sas is = T. 49, 49, oss ssD''''
70 B;."ors wSn%So9 @ % Mlg lUs' 4is; 4iS 7l0.
sOs. S.0S. d.cS 5.i7 5'58. go. is.
Washington SUNDAYS. A. M-le.oe l.o1. t12.
ddS 29 sG9: s 81 & f Is sd i5 % '' s0' '0'
70 Baltimore P. M.s.5o.
DIVISION P B..
S?r rpn's pSwS @ s state. A. %l2 OS sl' lO44' r. NJ
suHdSys 4. s:5S Io.t P. M-s.Sa.
Baltimore
io'S5si P Mo- 2;4s' a1o 454' 55t* e45' oe 5e.
lIo. 2.ie., cas-. ooo ~ 49, 49, 80
Mias syn s so ss % 2q 7S 7s o SEQ 10 sSs 1883 lS
PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY.
Reading and Wy stations SO NJ II 50 NJ as NJ Sas
STEAMBOATS,.
p. NJ. srcetw hur
BEACH
1000 p NJ Leave wfmingonTOo A
for and
To New SassJsaye Front and Market
esE two hours on the even hour connect New Castle Delaware
To Bandwine Market
ten minutes the
utes after the hour Kenne Square
Ia ~ ' o' tut II"
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

n OoMs FOR LODGING AND HOUSE.
IL keeping. Apply No. 500 West street.
mar5-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
PROPOSALS.


& CHOOL BUILDING pLANS-THE
- Board Of Public Education. in Whining
ton, Delaware, invites competitive architec.
tural designs for an addition to the vii
mington High School
The building 20 be s5 feet frontage four
stories and basement, with gymnasium, do
nestle sciences. class and administration
rooms, with heating, plumbing and ventila.
tion. The cost not TO exceed S135, 600.
The plans or designs must be submitted
TO the Board at No 10 ID East Sixth street
on or before o'clock p. NJ. Monday. April
l.. 1915.
IT. !. GUTHRIE,
mar24 25, 20, ,2e, 90. .3i-apr1.e. Secret.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
TYPEWRITERs
. y , = =
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
APRIL ..
y . y


A man of this birthdate is courage
Gus, ambitious and energetic.
Mentally this man has fine execu-
tive ability with great concentration
of mind on any work he has in hand
to do
Spiritually this man may rise 10 the
heights of clairvoyance. will be able %
sec the outcome of his own plans and
those of other people.
Physically this man will be highly
nervous and may suffer from nervous
tension.
The sign of this birthdate is Aries.
the head sign Of the fire triplicily ami
the nature is ardent, magnetic and
commanding.
The Want Ads will help all those
seeking capable domestics this week.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

Tcrms-Thrce months credit on sums
over s25, purchaser giving bankable note with
approved Ondorser. interest added from day Of
sale . per cent. on for cash. on credit sums.
IlI-.nIG
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
RENT

Winchester Place and Tatnall ST.. 10
II & 4................. So. 90
1907 Rodney ST., 5 r & B......... $500
603 Franklin st. 10 Il & B.. $4,000
2906 Market ST.. 3 Il & B......... $500
7O9 Washington St. 8 r & b. ..... $21.OO
Twenty and Lammot sts, 10
R6B B................... $1,000
11O6 w. Sixth st.. L & B......... $1,000
1870 Lancaster Ave. 6 R & b. ...... $1,000
2i5 Jackson St., r & B........... $4,000
105 w Twenty-seventh ST. r & B $500
305 T.. 2ith St.. r & B..........St7.O0
sol s. Head ST., Il & B......... $1,000
Shellpot 6 II & Observation-Disclosures $1,000
si1 W. Third st.. 6 rooms ...... $500
Fine river front farm OF 200 acres for
sale Soil is Of good quality and all t.llabie.
Buildings nearly new. Nice young peack
orchard. For quick sale, si0,5CO.
SEWELL c. DOWNS
206 W. Ninth Street.
D. & A.. 4s6-W.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

IN OR sALE-ICE CREAM MACHINERY.
II Three cabinets, ice breaker, shafting and
puleys Not going 20 quit business. but
have the above for sale Ice cream and lees
in any quantity. Order your cream for
Easter not later than Saturday.
+. r. EWING
Phone, 5093W. Ninth and Monroe SITS.
april ut.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
PUBLIC SALE OF
TB

n PUBLIC SALE OF So.
V4fl0 STOCK. tf5
NNt AZ Bear Station, Del M
THURSDAY. APRIL 6TfI-
o- 40 ] O'Clock. r. NJ
HEAD or HOME RAISED HORSEs
N" BAY Gelding years old good
HTonS'r ana driver, i6 hands high. sound and
d, No bay Mare, o years old. broken to
No; 3--Fino Black Mare. with foal; good
any where also good worker.
mare also good worker.
90 5-black Gclding, years old, sound
and kind in all harness.
no. 6-koan Mare years old family
brokei makes q first class farm mare
No. 7-sorrel Gclding, z wears old: first
class worker and driver
No s--Bay Gelding, IL years old; good
No. 9-Gray Goldine years old; sound
and kind in an harncs.
No. 1o-Ray Mare, years old; sound and
Kind in all harness
No. li-Black Mare years old; thi.
is high-class mare cannot hook her
wrong weighs 100 pounds.
Nos. 2 and l3--pair Of sorrels. and 8
years old; work and drive anywhere
No. 1d-Bay Goldiug years old sired
to Iorena, great road horse; can so close
No. 15-Bsy Gelding. years old, family
broke also good worker
Nos. 1G aud 17-pair Of Brown Mules
weigh 2,20O pounds; good farm team
The balance are workers, drivers and gen
cral purposes.
Tho above horses and mules will be guar
anteed as represented on day Of sale.
25 head OF Cattle--i5 Mich Cows, part o.
them fresh, balance springers. stocl
bulls. balance hoifers. Hogs lots Of shoats
one fine stock hog Poland China stock.
Wagons--0ne rubber tire surrey, nearly
new
Tcrms-Thrce months credit on sunni
over S25, purchaser giving bankable note will
approved cndorser, interest added from day o
sale. . per cent. on for cash. on credit sums
W. S. BURRIS.
DAVID =. HUTCHINSON, Auctioneer.
T.. S.-Will meet troileys from Wilmington
at Rogers Station, at / O'Clock. win sci
cattle at i.3O o'clock. Train leaving VIII
mington at 2.2o. will be in time for the sal
/ Of horses.
Agent FOR Ford and Overland Cars. can b.
Il Ir.- ~ la
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
IOSr Am FOUND

~ 0Sf@LARGE DARK BROWN AND
l. white collie Finder phone 2s5i-Y.
apr2-2t.
= OST-BROWN AND WHITE COLLIE
II pup. 10 months old Answers 20 the
name Of pats" Liberal reward II returned
no John Kavanaurh Lancaster and Cleveland
avenues. Phone 5695. apr2-2t
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

~ oTIcE-L THOMAS II. coNCANNoN
~ the tenant and occupant OF tho bon.c
situated at No. ~ East Fourth street in tho
ourth ward, In the city of Wn
mington, county Of New Castle .nd
stale OF Delaware IN compliance ,vi.b a..
requirements Of the acts Of the General -.
sembly, IN such case made and provldsd n.
hereby give notice that shall annIv =.
writing to the Court Of General Sessions -
the Stntr Of Delaware IN and for New -.
tie county. on Monday the third day -
May, A. ID. 1915, being the next TOM,
OF snid court for license for suid bo,,ss
as an inn or tavern, for the sgle therein ~
intoxicating liquorB in less quantities tbsp
one quart 20 be drunk on the premis,-s. .n,i
the following respectable citi1sns - az ~
ward. at least twelve Of whom ara suA.ss.
tal freeholders Of said ward r.co,nmnn,i a..
said application. viz: ~
Jos H. Green. Frank T. Holland
Michael Paiese' Chas. +. Mcconnell
W. II. HartQve Walter A. Green
Martin v. farreh' Frank J.. Nandcrbraak
william y, tafr' Frank W. Hyatt
kahaele Julian, Leon +. Klund
II. 9. buckmaster' +. A. Buckmaster,
NJ D.. D. d
Horny Carr, George H. johnson.
Francis y. McNulty, Frank NJ Rogors
hugh Duhy' James T.. Icbley
ADe bachrach' Gerald y Farrell
y. 1oldberg' Patrick 7. Megary
r. r. murphy, VIM. r. Windish.
James Kane .loseph McCnfcheon
aprl-3t THOMAS IT. CONCANNON
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

ACTIVE. wIDE-AwAKE BUSINESS
MAN 10 take interest in we'll established
rapidiy growing wholesale business. Line
IS widely advertised and used by every
one; staple as bread, and one on Whlon
,,rosts are always good Additional CAPT
fai Of 81 500 to $4,000 Is needed for the
nurnose OF increasing stock TO accom-
modate the growth Of business. Enter.
ing partner TO have supervision over al
funds as treasurer. This is gut
edged proposition for a man who wishes
10 get into n business guaranteeing
successful future investigate. Address
W.6s. Evening Journal once. Whining
ton Del apr1-2t
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

II URNIsHED RooMs-LIGHT. HEAT
Il and use of phone Apply No 1917
West ST. mar17-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

u, ANTED-MEN FOR BOILER EREC.
w ton at Carnoys Point. Apply AZ
works or Joseph Jenkins Saturday evening" al
n. 724 Market street. apri'-'
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
LICENSE APPLICATION.

N oTICE-L ELIZABETH D. LAFFTkTy.
~ INC tenant and occupant Of the ltouse
sixth ward, in the city Of Wilmington. courtv
OF New Castle and state OF Delaware
M compliance with tho requirements
~ the Acts Of the General Assembly
euch case made and provided do
hereby give notice that / shall applv in
writing TO the Court of General Sessions of
the state Of Delaware, in aad fer New Castle
county. on Monday the third day Of May.
a. u. 1913, being the next term Of
said court, for a license for said house "a
an Inn or tavern. for the sac therein Of in
toNicating liquors. In less quantities than ona
quart, TO be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens of said
ward. at least twelve Of whom are substan
tia freeholders Of said ward recommend the
esid npnlica fion viz. 80
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
PUBLIC SALE.
KLAIn,s nAnAAn

KLAIR's BAZAAR,
49, SATURDAY, APRIL 3,
at III o'clock
HkS hg.A no head Of horses Of all
MN kinds. 80 head good
FNN~rSg sound horses, suitable for
NbfSSSS all kinds Of business. 80
head from Philadelphia 80
head from Pennsylvania, 80 head Of city and
country horses. Wagons and harness az any
prices. Two carloads new wagons on third
floor, at private sale. 10 nice pigs. Come
early Saturday Lots of stun 10 sell. sale
starts at II O'clock
WIN. II. KLA1R'S BAZAAR,
aprl-.t Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

OvERNBfENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
(T 10 get Ny free booklet H-o6o, ;eus
how. write today--NOW. Earl Hopkins
Washington d. @. msrl'-m'
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
ROOMS FOR RENT


l. URN1SHED ROOM. APPLY NO. 2l5
W. Fourteenth street mar22-lm.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
SANITARY WORKERS

HG X. KELTER-sANIrARY ODOR
vi. LESS EXCAVATING.
once. s. W. Corner Fourth and West SITS
ID. 4 A. Phone. 5118. oct21-u.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

aOp WEST NINTH STREET. THIRD
OZO floor. . rooms. Apply No. 1lo King
street. marlb'ti.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

L OR RENT-RooMs, TURElsHaD; /
housekeeping or lodging. No. $50 East
Seventh street. marlo-lm.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02

4 ARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
IL room; hot water heat electric light,
telephone No. 1927 Market ST. mars-tm.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

vwT ANrFD HOUSE GIRL
w 70 20 20 country. aSman family. Nd
dress F.27, Hvening Journal Once aprl ~.
MI NNTED-ExPERIENC GIRL FOR
w housework; no other need apply
Cal AZ tho rear OF No. 9i3 Washington
rtreet apr2-lt
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
HELP wANTED-MALE


sxxv ANTED-BARBER APPLY AT
&W Koorner's, Seventh and Madison
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
Notice!
CITY Hall. April |, 1915

In accordance with Section 81, OF tho City
Charter. public notice is given horcby that
the assessment for 1915, having been com
pietcd has been fled In this oflice and will
be omen Tor public inspection from April /,
1915 40 April 15. 1915 Sundays cNceptcd), A.,
between the hours Of o A. NJ and ~ noon,
and from . p. NJ. 20 T. NJ.
THE Board Of Assessment, R.visiou and
Apncals viii sit in the Council Chamber in
~ Citv Hall, each secular day during the
month Of April. 1915. between the hours or
p NJ. and A r. NJ. and from =. NJ. 20
p. NJ. TO hear appeals from said assessment.
G.. M. DILLON,
Clerk Of Tho Council.
apri. apri.a.s.s.s1o13l5.172o.2e,2d2I29.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
RrSINEsS 0pp0RTuNITIEs.

=
II LOUR AND FEED BUSINESS STAND,
4 No. 5O7 1 West Front street. ID. 4 A..
phone 54Oj-W. marj02vRs.
w ANTED-TO BUY AN ELECTRIC
w light property or will finance and
build new plant. Address WI. Evening
journal ONCE apr2 2t.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
BOARDERs WANTED

~. ABIE BOARDERs AT no. 6i5 WEST
/ street iulyt7-tf
ID oARDERs wANTED--ALso TABLE
son street maro-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-04-02
2O()O

OOOO BABY CHICKS. a5c EACH.
ZUUU $40 for So SIS per 100.
Barred Rock Eggs from selected free range
farm flock. at S1.25 for 15-s6 for 100.
White Leghorn Eggs for limited time at
81 90 for IS. Sdo0 per 100. S35 per 1000:
also other breeds. 90 per cent. fertility guar
antced. Hope Farm. Poultry Department.
William T.. Langshaw. Manager Brandywine
Springs. Visitors welcome mari7 cod I'm.