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Evening journal., 1915-01-28
"INVESTOR"
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
REAL EsTATE FoR sAIB.

Farms. possession IN March. acres 8
miles 90 Wilmington. Marsholton. acres
miles To- Wilmington; bargain mucn
fruit 22 acres miles to Wilmington. 27
acres. miles TO Wilmington. near centre
willie. 80 arrcs 9 miics go Wilmington. ON
trolley. % acres @ miles to Wilmington,
noar Newark and railroad SO acres. il
miles 90 Wilmington. near Kaoi,n. s3 acres
n miles to Wilmington, near iamorton' ia.
1nf arrcs N miles to- Wilmington. near
Newark and railroad. a2 acres 10 miles IN
Wilmington. rcar Christiana. 20 acres, o
miles Co Wilmington. near tiaNmont dhN
roilroad 90 acres. ~ m les 90 Wilmington
near Ycatman's station. rs scrcs, mites
to Wilmington. near Marshaliton and trolley
rts acres. 5 - miles TO WILMINGTON, near
.t.nfon $50 acres. miles 90 Wilmingi on.
near stanton. 100 Hcrcs. miles 10 WIZ
minrton. near macadam road. room hunga
low. nearly three quarters acre land, 'll
linds fruit and berries. Cedars city and
suburban properties in an sections.
c. INGBRsoLL CAUSE,
Bell Phone l61-W $40 Market 81
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For SALE.

TN OR SALE. CHEAP-NU I SIZE VIO.
7 in nearly new. Phone. Diamond State.
80. $3.50 Jantl-h
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WATER RENTS.

~
< pEC1AL NOTICE.
- Water rents are due and payable in ad-
vnnco at the Office of the Water Department
Sixteenth and King streets.
NON-AfETER CLASS-ANNUAh RENIS.
II paid in the month of January 10 per
cent discount: after January the face OF
the bill viii be required. II not paid be
fo.e the drst day Of March, the water may De
shut on.
METER CLASS-MlNiMUM RENTS.
n paid in the month Of January, per
cent discount; after January the face Of
the bill will be required.
II not paid before the first day Of March,
the water may be shut or.
METER CLASS-QUARrEkLY RENTS
II paid within 80 days after the close Of
the quarter. per cent discount; after 30
days from the close Of the quarter. the face
Of the bill viii be required.
II not paid within GO days after the close
Of tho quarter tho water may be shut on.
Office open from A. NJ. Go 2. NJ. In
formation by ID. & A. phone, No. ll2 and
Automatic phone. No. 1862
BOARD or WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Mnhlon Belts, Registrar. ian2 eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JANUARY IS.

If this is your birthday the success
and strength of your efforts depend
entirely on your own work and your
of self-reliance.
You can. by the help of the vibratory
conditions of your planet, Saturn and
the influence of AQuarius, the sign of
your birthdate. overcome obstacles IN
your pathway and make a brilliant
success i'm professional career.
You should succeed on the stage. in
music and in literature. Many famous
composers are born under this sign.
Many great spiritual healers were also
born between January 20 and Febru-
AIRY TO-
Remarkable talents belong to people
of this birthdate. Wear either a sap
phiro or an amethyst for luck.
Tho Want Ads will locate lost ar
ticlcs VIII make profitable sales and
exchanges of household goods.
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II UBLIC SALE-CONTENTS or SIN
II ROOM APARTMENT WILL BE SOLD
Ar STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE.
NO. m EAST FOURTH STREET FRIDAY
JANUARY 20. 1915. AT I O'CLOCk =. NJ.
Two very heavy Brass Beds, Springs and
Mattresses single Brass Bed etc; Circas-
sian Walnut Bedroom Suit, cost @l35; beau
tiful quartcred oak Dinngroom Suit cost
S1IO: Leather Library Suit pieces. ma
hocany frames; Bird Eye Maple Dresser
aud Dressing Table, Dresser Princess
Dresser and Chifonier in tuna mahogany
Prince Beaver Cook Range, No. Upright
piano fine ease and up-todaie; seven Mir-
rors. Bric.a- Brac Cabinet Sewing stand
twelve sections Sectional Baakcase, in OAK 3
set Of Dishes, 100 pieces; Silverware,
Knives. Forks. three sizes Of Spoons. pillows,
Sofa Pillows Rockers, Chairs, several fine
Pictures. Bedding of all kinds, Sheets. Pill
low Cases Spreads. Lucc Curtains, Wooden
Blankets. Comforts Napkins, Couch Covers
Draperies. FIVE beautiful Rugs, 9Nl2 s.3NlO.6,
76xa. several small Rugs all Of fine quail
itv and many other articles used in an up
to-date apartment.
This rs the best sale Of furniture VIC have
had this season and everything must be
sold at this sale for the highest bid. Goods
cam be seen the morning Of snlc, We will
store goods purchased at this sale free for
thirty days. and delivered free to any part Of
tho city. STIDHAM g. son.
ian25262s Auctionecrs for Owners
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TAX NOTICE.

>,,->,,,,@ -,
~ AK NOTICE TO THE DElINQI IN
TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF
NEWPORT. TAKE NOTICE.
I will Immediately proceed TO collect ai
taxes that arc due the town OF Newport
There is about $1,000 due of delinquent
taxcs. and ns the town council is in need of
This money. IL is my duty 20 collect same
will send an persons owing taxes one
more bill. which will be final. Alter ten
days from delivery OF said bill. / VIII pro
cccd TO collect the taxes. with cost added, by
attachment Of wages rents. personal prop
criy. and real estate, until an taxes are set
tied. .
] will De at my residence after J., M.,
every evening. 90 receive 'taNes and correct
errors. -
ANDREW A. PRICE.
Collector Of Town Taxes, Newport, Dol.
ian2s-3t.
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Wilmington Trust Company
DUPONT Binding Real Estate Dept.
For SALE Or RENT
FARM FOR RENT.


IN Or RENT-50-ACRE FARM AT
IT Tallcyvillo. either rent in money or on
shares. Apply puscy p. Brown. Taloyville,
Del. ian26. $50.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PROPOSALS.

49,
IfDs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID Office OF The State Highway Commits
sioncrs, No. 3u5 Church Building for the
furnishing and laying Of n twenty (2ul inch
water main. from the present submarine
mnin nt or near Third Street Bridge, 60 the
rrrsrnt mutn ut Commerce und tivHid
streets.
PLANS and specifications can be seen at
the above office Scaled bids will be re-
ceived hy the Levy Court and opened on
February .. 1918. 40 ~ o'clock noon.
JAMES WILSON
innti2s. County Engineer
UNIFORMS - SEALED PROPOSALS
I endorsed PROPOSALS FOR UNIFORMS
AND GAPS viii Dee received AT the Office Of
the Board of Nator Commissioners. Sixteenth
and French streets. Wilmington, Delaware,
ull ESQ i. a. Thursday. February 4. 1913,
for the purpose OF supplying thc Water De-
parimcni with seven uniforms aud caps
complete Full information regarding the
type and quality of uniforms can be Oh.
tainod from The Chief Engineer of the Board
Of Water Commissioners sixteenth and
French streets The right is reserved 10 no.
ject amy or all bids By order OF the
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
ian2G .feb1.
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4 OST-PAtR or GOLD EYE GLASSES
/, either i'm Washington street ear or from
10 corner of Nineteenth street and the
Boulevard TO Eighteenth and lrankn streets
Reward Il returned Go The Wilmington Gas
gofanarv. ian2s e.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.
M nm oF sAIIIE 4. b


IL STATE OF SALLfE A. PENNY
IL PACKER, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Ies-
tamentory upon the estate Of Salie A.
deceased, were duly granted unto Henry T.
Pcnnypacker and Irvine NJ. Finn. NJ. D.. on
the thirteenth day Of January, A. ID. 1919,
and all persons indebted TO the SAID de-
ceased, ARE requested 20 make payment 60 the
executors without delay and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
required TO exhibit and present the same,
duly probatcd, TO the snid executors, on or
before the thirteenth day of January, A. ID.
1916, or abide by the law in this behalf
HENRY r. pENNNpACkER,
IRVINE NJ. FLlNN. NJ. d..
Address Robert IT, Richards. Esq. Attor-
ncy-atLaw Wilmington, Doll. janit eod-9t
II STATE or JAMES p. MANNING.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration upon tho estate Of James T.
Manning. late of Wilmington hundred, de-
ceased, were duly granted unto Michael
Manning and Catherine Cuml SD. ON the
, thirteenth day NJ January A. d. 1913 and
all persons indebted to the said deceased are
requested 60 make payment 20 the admins
traitors, without delay, and an persons
having demands against the deceased. are
required to exhibit and present the same,
duly nrohutcd. TO the said administrators, on
/ or before the thirteenth day of january. a.
! ID. 1916, or ABIDE 10y the law 100 TINS hchall.
MICHAEL MANNING.
CATHERINE CRUMLISH.
Administrators.
Address David y. Ro,nhardt. Esq Attor-
ney-at Law. or George Lodge, Esq. Attorney.
/ at.Law. Wilmington, Del ianl -eod-nt
Il STATE or HENRY G. ROLLER
/ II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tos
iamcntary upon the estate of Horny q.
! Roller late Of Wilmington hundred, de-
ceased. were duly granted unto Harry W.
Orot1. on the eleventh day of Ianuury a. d.
! 1918, and all persons indebted TO the said
deceased are requested to make payment to
the executor. without delay. and all persons
having demands against tine dccenacu are re-
quircd TO exhibit and present the same, duly
| probatcd 60 the said executor, ON or before
The eleventh day of January. A. D. 1910 oi
I abide by the law in this behalf.
HARRY w. GROIH. Executor.
Address Harry Vs. Grots. No .25 Mcs
Twenty-third street Wilmington. Del.
ianl2.eod-9t
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pTRIIC SALE

~ BLU NAN4I4s
r. The undersigned VIII sell at Pub
ES%&A ic Sale az 40 West Front street
A-A- Wilmington. Delaware. MoNpAf'
February L. 1918. at l.3O o o,clock sharp
one EXPRESS carload of Illinois horses. se-
lected by Samuel A. Mcdaniel right of the
farms ! know what they are ana their quar-
tiles before I buy. This is a show load. Also
a few from Missouri Several wei mated
draft teams and coach teams. We are not
selling 10 benefit others, we are selling our
avn horses and will sell on small profit.
Come as we have tine goods and VIII de-
liver them.
You buy horses from MS under the best
guarantee in the state n not as repre-
resented bring them back and get you!
money Two days trial Terms, 90 days
credit by purchaser giving a bankable note
with approved indorser.
Big street parade Of horses January 30
1918, leave Front and Market 1890 o clock
up King street TO Eleventh. thence TO Mar
ket and then Co Front 20 stable. Horses can
be seen before day OF sale
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL a son.
ian27-4t
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osT-DI AMOND CRESCENT PIN, SET
IL n platinum. going ncm No 900 N'at
r1vcuth street TO Homeopathic Hospital, ot
from Eleventh and Adams 90 Front an"
Adams streets l.ihcy.d reward. Address
or phone 5O3i.D. Mrs Mislcr. 40. 900
West Eleventh street lun-e 81
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RIAL ESTArE FOR RENT.

0-@-------r---
= GLENN AVENUE. ROOMS BATH.
- TO colored family Apply ON premises.
jnn20 90.
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LOST AND FOUND.

0Sr--HAND BAG. CONTAINING TWO
IL small puckotbooks, each containing
money and three rosaries. Reward No
1907 Adams street iun2s-2t.
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II IGHT ROOM HOUSE. ALL CONVENT.
II ences bath and laundry. Inquire SO.
no W. Thrt.eth ST. jnn2s-3t
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CHIROPODISTS

Il LORA JOHNSON srRADLEY. NO. COL
II Market street Graduate Of Fowler and
Hnnna Treats Corns Bun.ons. Ingrown
Nails Etc Evenings by appointment b.
& A.. 26i7 jan2G.tf
INlIHABErH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
IL Fowler & Hanna Ltd Chironndy and
manicuring hair dressing and mnssng ng
NO. 300 ADAMS ST b. & A.. 30Os. EVen
ing by appointment marie 1yT
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- OR SALE-BRICK DWELLING, EIGHT
rooms and bath No. sO7 West Tenth
street. Bargain for quick buyer. Apply on
premises or phone 3S47-D. ian5-1m.
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~, XpFRIENCED PUMP WE'LL p1lN nd,'., .'''
IL Address W.. Evening 'onin"'
ian.S-2t
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DURTJC SNIE-THE UNDERSIGNED.
intending TO discontinue farming, will
soil at public auction stock and farming im-
plemcnts. at his residence, near farnneisi
Station niles south of Wilmington Dcia-
ware Thursday. February IL, 1919, at 10
o'clock. A. NJ, sharp, ....,.,. .,.,.,,-..,.
ian2s.3t klNh-h'H MAl"N' p.
nUBlIC SALE AT MRS ELIZABETH &.
uER S. Hare Corner Road between
Minoundnlc Homo and farnhuTt, ah"ul
. ~ miles from Wilmington. February j.
1915. at o'clock. IL stormy nest el'''
day 40 same hour
ono horse S years old one buggy i""
sets carriage harness, one whcclbarrow. one
tool chest Of touls one pnrior suit sN
din:u.room cha rs and rocking chairs one
mnrblc top stand. i5o baskets of corn ana
hay Fall bleoded Pymenth Rock 'ni'k'hA,,
nther articles too numerous to mentions Al
nndcr $50 cnsh An over $50. months
note. with endorsement
STlDHAM son,
ian2s. .2g. .3u-fob3. Auctone'r9.
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DOkRDERs WANrED-ALsO TABLE
ID boarders Reasonable. No. no Jefrer
soH street sau21-tm.
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NOTICES.


AEADAM LEO -- ROMANY GlfSi
Nj palmist. at Shclpot Park. all winter.
Appointments day or night Tells past pres
cnt and future. just az you huvo gone ana
viii 20 through life for 25c Also reads
colorcd nenplo's hands Shelpot Park.
dcc5.tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE

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~ 4NrFD-AT ONCE. WhrhiN Nigh q,
w Year round job for shi man. ~ "
David. smyrna. Del
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HENRY Q. RoLLER.
PUBLIC SALE

DUBIIC SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
turc will hc held Monday afternoon.
rhiuary o. 1913. at % o'clock at no. l--d
Ncst Fourth street, including Cut Glassware
Kitchen Stove. Bedroom. parlor and Din nS
room Furniture also several Rugs.
iau2S-3t.
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ROARDERS WANTED.

ID oSRDERs WANTED AT NO. sls
ID West ST. ulyl7ff
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PAPERRANGERS

-s-s-@----r- ,, ,,,,r-ll
= OHN REYBOLD. PAPER HANGER.
] NO s23 MADISON ST. Bell Phone
-,st jan12-u
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MASQUERADE SUITS

NJ AsQUERADE sUlTs.-s. A. srAN.
M UERWICK. No. 929 Vandever Ave
aue. ID. A. Phone. $3.50 mar1i II.
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II STATE on JAMES P. NAMING,

Address Robert H. Bchards, Esq. Attor-
ncy-at LAW Wilmington Doll. ianid eod-9t
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APARTMENTS.
% T. and 6 rooms and bath
The Kane Tho James 22f King street
Az Market street 1909 Delaware avenue
Iei r.. Fifth street. The Marion and no.
Madison street
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NOR RENT - FURNISHED APART
Il mcnts, three rooms and bath. Charles
$. Hurlock, Seventh and Poplar streets
iun19.tf
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\, ~ SCOUTS AND OTHERS GET thn.
Is aashiirht Just the 'mnr, ir" s
,,erl Addrcss We rr.nins Journal 'm'''
iHn2o.So.
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APAPTAiENTS

A PARTMENT FOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS
"A and bath Immediate possession. No.
3 9 Jackson ST. nov24-t ts-tf.
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I'VE LARGE ROOMS BATH PANTRY
il and porch Washington Heights n w
Corncr Twenty third and Washington sts
Phone. il53D ian2S-6t
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ZOE RENT

E OR RENT-FIVE ROOM FLAT WITH
Il bath 40. 1927 Delaware avenue. APP
ply 40 Hardware store ian26.3t
L OR RENT-OID ESTABLISHED WHEEL
wright shop In a thriving borough 10
miles southwest Of Philadelphia. Good
iobbing trade BOX t0t.
ian27-iwk Rutlcdge, Pa.
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II OR RENT - APARTMENT. aEAI.
II Cht. telephone service free. Apply
RYAN. Thirteenth and French Sts.
decG-tf
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Two Have Narrow
Escape From Fire

C. N. McNulty has returned from
Kansss where he had visited DURING
the holidays. Mrs. McNulty and
chiidren went from there 70 Okla-
homs for visit OF several wesks.
The friends Of Mrs Theo. Grimu
and daughter. Miss Eva. will be glad
TO know that they made . ssfe exit
from Q burning apartment house In
Dsnver. but sorry 70 hesr Of tho mis-
fortune OF losing their beiouginRs.
On New Years eve the apartment
house 10 which they lived caught Dire
sod burned tD the ground. but Mrs.
Grimm aod daughter saved the mselves
- did three other families residing 10
the same building. oil compelled to
lesvo in their nixhtcl0thca.
The Grifins csme hero years sRU
and are we'll known by oil early set
tiers, - they located hare the year
after D. U. Roberts came 70 Ordwsy.
They have been residing IN Denver
for the past eight years, where Mias
Grimm 10 . teacher 10 the schools
there.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Jurisdiction Questioned

The case Of y. G. Grimes against
Zeb Holiday was dismissed 10 The
county court this week on motion nj
the dssendent for wsnt Of jurtsdictior
70 hear aod try the case. The suit
was Originally died before Justic<
Fields, but the defendent moved fol
change Of venue and the case should
have been scot N Justice F0ster'i
courtI but - Foster Was out Of town
at the time IL was sent 70 Justice
Aldrich's cnurt 10 Sugar City. Juris-
diction then was questioned but
Justice Aidrich maintained jurisdic.
tioo aod on hearing the plaintiff Vas
awarded damages Of si76.
Tho case vas then appealed to the
County court where the question OF
Jurisdiction wss again questioned aod
the cass was dismissed. II 10 sent
back 70 Justice Fields court and now
II 10 . question ~ 70 whether Fields
haa last Jurisdiction.
Attorney Stanley appealed for the
plaintiff snd Attorney Woodbridge for
the defeodeht.
The csse grew out Of the sccidental
killing OF horse 10 the collision OF 40
automoblle snd team.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Born: A Real Live
Commercial Club

A full grOwo, bouncing c0mmercis
Organization came into existence .
Crowley 90 Tuesday night Of Las
week. The attending physician. Df
Hugh F. Lorimer. will look after tn
health OF the infant. ~ president.
The night wss stormy, just tb'
right kind Of night. and forty.fiv'
people we're present. Forty-one, con
verted TO the boosting cause. 70
glstered themselves - members o
what Ii 70 be known - the Gro vie,
Commercial club. Odicers Wert
elected ~ follows:
President, DR.. Hugh +. Lorimer.
Vice president, J. r. Coy.
Secretary, Prof. q. e Richardson.
Treasurer. o. n. Grimth.
The meeting wss temporarily or
gsuized With J. W. vsniman - ten.
porary chairman. Who gave little
history Of Crowley county aud OF the
wonderful opportunities oil about
from Sugar City 70 Olnsy Springs.
IL was . very enthusiastic meeting
and the Interest taken vili without
. doubt result 10 good work being done
for the whole county.
Tho next meeting will be held 10
two weeks from Tuesday night.
A series OF meetings held 10 Crow.
ley last week came 70 close Sunday
Afternoon with communion. Eleven
members were taken Into the church
90 prnfession Of faith sud BY csrsid-
cate. Three adults aud An infant
were bsptised. Az this meeting the
eldership Of the church WAS Increased
BY one member.
DR.. Weaver Was assisted 10 this
service BY Prof. Nsrshsll sod Mr..
Burger Of Rocky Ford and Prof.
Bovlss Of Crowley.
The danes u Crowley Saturday
night was attended By abous 6fty
couples. Another dance will b. given
tomorrow night.
Yshis b Nelson, have moved their
stock Of goods in the Strsckler build.
log and are fast decreasing the stock.
Lew Harmon 10 putting mp . build.
log for restaurant.
A building for > pool hall and
barber shop II being put up.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08

At = meeting OF the Bob Creek Pro-
tective association held the drst part
OF the week the following directors
for the Twin Lakes Canal and Reser-
voir company were nominated: VIM.
Broadbent, }. H. Cowden, David
Waugh, JOe Wallace and A. q. Bow.
ers. For the Lake Meredith compa-
ny the same personnel WAS nominated
except that J. J. Burrus will replace
Joe Wallace.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Bob Creek

Dr.. Swift Of Ordvsy will farm the
A. Swanson place this year. Dr..
Swift 10 NJ. SWanson's MIn-in.lsw.
Mrs =. B. Warren entertained her
mother, Mrs J. g. Hopkins and }. !.
Thompson last Sunday.
Harry R,sckefellow 10 farming O. n
Warmers place this year.
Mary aud Charley, Adam and Miner
MeClark OF Ord dwsy were guests 10 the
Jeiiery home Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Total. 49,. ....... .eS. .340. 433. O0
oint school district valuations:
Thinss Liven Up

The council meeting Monday oIaht
wss intssestinR. Was Interesting 70
the extreme. especially when two
attorneys took the door 10 fi,,or esch
other With arguneuts pro and con ~
- 70 tho establishments Of . new
sewer district. 1t wss brought 70 .
close. bowever. and harmony prevails.
The council laid over the petition
for . new sewer distrtct on the Via
yard property inde6uitely. claiming
the petition wss not legally drawn
up snd presented.
Buy your cement brick st Tieds-
msnns.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Christian Church

Rev. Geo. A. Giliette's evening sub
ject Sunday will be THE Honest
Doubter." 1t 1880 o'clock. Other ser
Vices:
sunday school. 10 q. m.
Christiao Endeavor, $50 p. M.
Morning sermon, II.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08

OR o N a
Local and Personal

Buy your wheat At Tiedsmann's.
All kiods OF boys wagons st The
Ordvsy TradinG Co.
Willie Edgar and Clyde Lee have
returned 70 their school work 10 Pu-
eblo.
L. ,. Bradbury returned wsdnssdsy
evening from Oenver and Mira Brad
bury will return Saturday.
Mrs. ). p. Bouldin and little Mary
frances Bouldis visited last week st
Mrs. Bouldln's parsnts 10 Canon City.
d. r. Bartlett has been cooled 70
his home the most Of the week With .
bad cold.
The Pueblo Stsr-Journsi'a annual
feature edition appeared Sunday. 1t
was Oiled with good substaottsl fscts
about the great Arksnsss valley.
Mr.. and Mrs, ". 8. Steen. Mr. and
Mss. ". B. Rodenhsuser and Miss
Edna veiths notored 70 La Junts
Saturday evening n attend the play.
Peg o. Ny Heart
The Pueblo Uhieftain issued it, sa-
nual New Yeas edition lest Friday.
IL wss most creditable annual and
OF untold value 70 the Arkansas val.
Icy.
Mr., sod Mrs J. ]. Thonpsoo enter
tsined a. . New Yesrs supper and
they hsd - their suesta: Nj. and Mrs.
Clyde Ford sad children. NJ. and
As. ". ". Wright. NJ. and Mrs. J.
9. Hopkins, Vim. Hopkins Of Pueblo
and Guy Hopkins.
Canon aod NIsserhead lump and
nut coal st Tue Ordway Trading Or.
Nj. and Mrs. D. q. Roberts expect
70 leave for Florids aoou whore they
will remaio far the bsiaoce os the
winter. NJ. Roberta has been sick
the past several days otherwise they
would have soae several days ago.
Get your kisdling ~ The ordway
Trsdiog %. s.
NJ. sad Mn. n. 8. Slaughter aud
children returned last week from Tsl-
lurids. NJ. Slaughter he'd sone over
. week before 70, spesd the holidays
and Nrs. Slaugbter bad bssn there
for some sins visitipg With her pa
rents. NJ. Slaughter stsses that the
SHOWS 10 the mountains have been
comparatively light % far this vim
ter, especially % 10 the section around
Telluride. u
Buy your cement blocks at Tiede.
msou's.
Niss Eleanor Budde entertained st
. wstch party New Years eve. Cards
and other game. were plsyed during
the evening BY the following Rueats:
Misses Marion aud Marie Bass. Belle
and Linda Gallsvan, Pocahontas aud
Alice wsdlinston, Nellie Trainor.
Lena Kaiser. Mafy Brown and Lola
Coiyer; Messss. George Edgar, Will.
lam Walker, Percy Son. Charley and
George Worker. Otis Bollacksr, Nor.
gan Weldon, Roy Townsend and Fred
T. Hilvert sod family.
Buy your NIGsERHEAD Coal of
English 20. 49,
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Peck Finishes Bank

Contractor J. n. Peck has com.
pleted the new First National Bank
building aud all that remains 10 the
nnishing touch TO the interior. which
the con tractor for that work has.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Assessed Valuation
Is Over 8 Millions

The abstract Of the assessment Of
Crowley oonnty has bsen issued by
Assessor hcoabs. II shOws . Rraod
total OF taxable property amounting
70 q, 3ls. l33. Following are the school
district aud town Valuations:
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
BYARS & STRICKLAND
Pande Drops Suit

The case Of Jac0b PsotIs ". the
East Ordway Lateral association 10
the county court was dismissed Tuss-
day 90 motion Of the plaintiff Who
paid the c0sts OF the csse.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Some .heil..

Mrs. Datus-"Do you lind your syns.
nasiuH work helpfulf Mrs. Antique
-"Helpful! Why. this morning I was
the hrst one to reach . bargain counr
ter out Of . bunch Of hundred start.
efs."
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Real De,nvt, ..y.

Ours IL truly great democracy. Al.
most anybody knows almost anybody
well enough to give almost anybody .
letter Of Introduction to almost any.
body.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Trades Farms

while 10 KaossA recently G. N. No
Nuity traded q western Kansas farm
which be owsed for farm sdjoioiog
the towa OF Palmer 10 Eastern
Kansas.