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Evening journal., 1915-01-30
Information for Travellers
departure rOisys from Wilmington
Trains Marked t'l Expresses.
pH11ADB1PHIA BALTIMORE 9 WASHINGTON \. R.

PHILADELPHIA M 10 s:os &C.. 40. 90 sso 20 90
s5 s. 81 45o "a 4Ss sos.
s.o1*, 9.i8". o.9s'.
Philadelphia Sundays. IS o2 Sc To-. os 40
ssss. s 70 49,. Co. d LOO Gi . TO- 'S 80
EIpreuy-A M-so2 $50 loa7 Ias p Ml9sS IA.
ss99 az az 8 80 81 ss.sSs = IS ia osa'
wsosngo1. A. NJ ,s % e., IG5 20 4Ss, 7lo 10
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and and Tasss's sonas di. Sii2os as SOS sos
ios.. 5.i7.. 5.5s'. e.a2, 81, s.i9' oO2'
TO Baltimore s1ndsys. A.
DELAWARE DIVISION P B. q
rn'. P9"s @ ss,s s, A. %ivl1 s o. O si' io"S' P NJ
Sag down STATE suSdsys Az MiS o. 9.5S io% P. M-4ss
80 B'~Sr' and w'ssns'9p on. vs'i SEQ d'ys A. s'S sos
B%S.' and w'sigsSn unSoss $50 1882 P M
pbiadepo ~ostdsys a Ms To-. s. ao. 5s5 S. = 5o os.
ess., P M-l.as. 2.57 scr. t5l', Sis'
FsiaSsD sgSay' M-sis: so' m?O sa+ 9sS' 1888
PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY.
andW N. A NJ, NJ,
P. NJ. A. NJ. so A NJ.
STEAMBOATS,.
Fourth STREET WT On Saturdays sundays only additional tr at P NJ
l' g. M @ 99 3iSO & ana M M ' SSS S9S So p N
onylea.s Wilmington 0l5
LINES
Minutes To % SsE 'S 5 DSS'f'sys 5 S E m % sss s'oR minutes
To New Castle Leaves Front
and half instance leaving here
c c @ % & S " % % % iS ia % ETC. connect " New Castle with '' for Delaware
Hrandywm Market every IS
90 Cars leaving 10 Bis
Square
before the Tor
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Farms-Possession in March

acres, miles to Wilmington, Mar
shallton.
acres. miles TO Wilmington, bargain
much fruit.
% acres miles 20 Wilmington.
% acres. 6 miles TO Wilmington, near
Centrovillc
80 acres miles TO Wilmington. ON trolley.
a. acres miles to Wilmington, near New
ark and railroad
6s acres, IL miles TO Wilmington near
Sc acres, II miles to Wilmington, near
Hnmorton. Pa.
104 acres. n miles 90 Wilmington, near
Newark and railroad.
a2 acres, 10 miles TO Wilmington, near
Chr.stiana.
7G acres. 6 miles to Wilmington, near
Claymont and railroad.
go acres. - miles Co Wilmington, near
Ncatman's IS station.
IS acres. 6 miles 20 Wilmington. near Mar
shalton and trolley.
l45 acres, g ~ to Wilmington, near
Stanton.
$50 acres miles to Wilmington, near
100 acres miles to Wilmington, near
macadam rond.
C. INCERS0LL CAUSE.
Bell Phone. 16l-W si5 Market ST.
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WATER RENTS.


= pECIAL NOTICE.
- Water rents are due and payable in ad-
vance at the Office of the Water Department,
Sixteenth and King streets.
NON-MErER CLASS-ANNUAL RENTS.
IL paid In the month of January, no per
cent. discount after January. the face OF
She bill viii be required. II not paid be-
foec the trst day OF March, the wntcr may be
shut on.
METER CLASS MINIMUM RENTS.
II paid in the month Of January, per
cont discount, after January the face Of
the bin win he required.
II not paid before the first day Of March,
the water mny De shut on.
METER CLASS gu uARTERLN RENTS.
lf paid within 80 days after the close Of
the quarter o. per cent. discount; after 80
days from the close of the quarter. the face
of tac bin win ho required
II not paid within go days after the close
of the quarter tho water may bc shut on
Office open from S 4. 70. 90 T.. NJ. In
formation by ID. N A. phone. 80. ll2 and
Automatic phone no. 1862.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
Mahlon Bctts. Registrar ian2-eod I'm.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 -pOCKETBOOK. CONTAINING
~ money. ON Lowering avenue between
scott and Lincoln streets. Reward. Phone,
ID. s. A. 3f2s.W. ian3O ~.
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FOR RENT
CHARLES W. COODING.

S. W. Cor ghth and jefferson Streets.
ID. & A. Phone. i713.
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FARM FOR RENT.

l--ll.le.le--elel1-e,----- ---. 7l11l'l1.7l'7e'
II OR RENT-5O-ACRE FARM AT
II Talleyvillc, either rent I'm money or on
shares Apply Puscy Z. Brown, Talleyvillei
Del ian26,26,3O.
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NO. . WEST NINTH STREET.
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7 OST-kNIT PURSE CONTAINING
l. money. and one glove between Eighth
aud Market and Eighth and Van Buren
streets. Howard 10 returned TO the Evening
journal Oncc. ian3O lt
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MONEY TO EOAN.


NJ ONEN no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
INl Amy amount 40 lowest ratcs. Quickly
furnished Address MO, Evening journal
Office nOv23- .s-tr
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Personal.


IA lDOW 80. WORTH $4,000 WOULD
w MARRY. Address B. Box 49,. League.
Toledo. Ohio iun30-1t
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APARTMENTS

Delaware. Virginia. Bellevue. Terrace s17
Madison. Gables, 1902 Madison, Agnes and
others.
Rose Hills acres
Christiann. acres.
We have a large list Of farms, suburban
and city properties for sale.
See us II you want TO sell or buy.
We have large list Of suburban homes
for rent
+. r. GOODEN
NO. . WEST NINTH STREET.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

VyoUNG MARRIED MAN. WE'LL
II educated desires position Profession
cVil engineer. Address W1O Eyoning
journal Once. jan29 3t
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SAIESlIIEN WANTEl,

,--,',,,- - ,-.-.. --'-'.,-, '-.,,- -,
w and neat appearance. Co call ON mcr
chants IN ihoir territory Salary and com
mission to husilcrs Belmont Mfg Co., Gin
einnati, Ohio. inu3O.lt
q ALfsMEN WANTED = EXPERIENCE
- unnecessary ccsy work. big pay.
Wftc for large list of openings offering OPP
pofiunitics Co earn 500 90 $500 o. month
while yuu learn Address nearest Office
hopt $50 National Suicsmcn's Training AS.
sociation Chicago, Ncw York, kansas CITY.
San Francisco iun30.lt
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7EiTcsiTT.w wa pa
ROOMS FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT loom
II with heat Apply No 30 West seven
fecnth street inn2i- 0.
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9OR RENT


L Oh, RENl--OLD.E .ESrABLISfED WHEEL
wright shop in thriving borough 10
miles southwest o. Philadelphia Good
iobhing trade BOX iQI
ion2f-lwk Ruiledgc, Pa.
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HELP WANTED

-l---l----l----l--
II HOUSANDS GOVERNMENT JOBS
L open 90 men and women; sos TO $3.50
month. Write for list. Franklin Institute
nenl ll-b. Rochosier. y. Y. lan20 % mnrl.
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AGENTS WANTED.

RzY OULn Si5O MONTHLY INTEREST
w youl NJ $50. secure your county for
ihat remarkable seller. Anti.Th.cf Combination
Automobile Switch Lock. thief proof. no
competition. you should easily earn this,
Then some Send for contract Anu.Thcf
Lock CO.. Dept ii2. Indianapolis imaOlt
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ID oARDERS WANrED-AISO TABLE
ID hoarders. Reasonable No. no lcner-
sou street .an21-1m
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BOARDERs WANTED.

ID oARDERs WANTED AZ NO. oi5
ID Vest ST. iulyl7.u
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HELP WANTED-MALE

FAD BURNERS WANTED CARNEY
II Point, Pennsgrove, N. a. l"l-o'''
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xaf ANTED-AT ONCE ENPEklhNSttp
w Artosan wcl driver Address W.
Evening lournal Once. lan-''-''
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V.OR RENT--LARGE PARLOR. NICELY
L furnished. Apply 80. liis West street
ian1s.12t
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HEIp WANTED-FEMALE

77-77--777777777-I77171777-|77777771
r AIDES WANTED FOR DIFFERENT
l. kinds oi work fun or part tmc. En-
.loso stamp Rankin s Dodson. iOi Elm ST.,
Hillsdalc, Pa. lpnAu IT,
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q AIEsMAN OUTSIDE WlLMlN1 On
Sniarv and expenses, permanent talr'
sic, Nurseries. Rochester n. Y. ianjo-lt.
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NOTICES.

NJ O1iCE- fHERE Will M 4 MEET
~ ing of the Ccntrovillc Horse Association
hcld iu CcntrWilc Hail. 90 80 O'Clock,
Thursday February q, Business Ol impor-
tancc win hc transacted by order of
iun3O.at E. d. HOLLlNGsWORri
ADAM LEO - ROMANN GYrSY
vi pnimist at shclpot Park. an winter.
appointments day or ID. ght Tells past, pres
cnt and future. just as you have gone an0
win go through life for 25c Also reads
colorcd people hands. shelhot Park.
dec5tf
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
" pANN.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
this company. for the election Of directors
and for the transaction of such other husi'
ness ns may be necessary or proper, will
De held at the principal Offices Of the COM
many. Pier 21 Norih River. in the City Of
New York. ON Tuesday. February 9th, 1918.
at t2 N. nnd the polls will Dee closed at
1 y. NJ, tho stock transfer books viii De
closed ten days prior Co tho date OF meeting.
W. D.. WOODROW. Secretary.
ian26 Go fch6 inc.
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Z OR RENT - DWELLING. FORTY
fourth and Market streets. Good con
ditioni all convonierces; large lot. Walter
E. Powell, No. $50 Market st.
oct31 -tues-sat.tf
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THE EvENlNo JOURNAL. SATURDAY JANUARY 80. 1915
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
For Rent

For Rent
3Ol W. Eleventh St.. 10 r, b. p & II $4,000
1917 Market St.. ~ Il. b, p & $500
iO3 W. Eighth ST.. 10 Il, b, p & II. $500
1904 W. Fourth ST.. R, b, p & $1,000
3oth a Monroe ST., IS r.. b. p 6 II $500
140l w. Third ST. r. b, p & II. s23.o0
9ia Monroe St. n, B J. & H.. s22.oo
1888 Maple St.. u, b, = & Ill.,. .s1T00
1871 Oak St.. r. b. p s. H....... $1,000
1907 $. Franklin ST. 6 r. B & P.... $1,000
1911 Lindcn ST.. r g. B.......... $1,000
1O1 Poplar ST., store 10 r b.. $4,000
BOB Madison St.. store, 9 r. & B $4,000
1913 Linden St., 6 Il 6 B.......... $1,000
s07 New Castle Ave. 6 r. = Sl1.0O
9O9 Elm ST.. Is r. b q P..........Sl5.OO
1919 Chestnut ST.. 3 .......... 400
6lO g. Adams st.. room apartment, Sll.Oo
SiXth Ave. u. b. p d H.....S 90
1907 vs. siNth ST., B, b, j. g. II SO. Oo
Garage, 1908 Orange ST., modern $500
John ]. Hanley,
Real Estate Mortgages and Insurance.
NO 623 W. FOURTH STREET
d. & A. Phone 5i70.
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EoR RENr-FIvE ROOMS AND PIT.
Il vaie bath $40 Apply No 7o5 Poplar
street. ian7-1m.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


L OKu,WHEAT-CRtSPi $40 DAILY
N proGt New confcction 5c package
costs i.2c. Can of samples tOc particu-
lars reo. Machine. $3.50. prepaid. Corneau
Co.. 518 y. parksido, Chicago. ian30-1t
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REAL ESTATE For RENT.

= GLENN AVENUE, 8 ROOMS BATH.
y TO colored family Apply on promises.
ian26-6t.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
For Sale or Rent

a. D. Corner Winchester Place and Tat
nall street, 10 rooms BATH heater and porch.
aga S. Van Buren, ST., rooms, bath and
porch.
1913 Reed St. rooms and bath.
Lot 35xll5 feet Vandeyer avenue and
Church street.
Apartment for rent. 6l6 West Third St.
rooms and BATH
MAX EPHRAIM
dcc3l-ttstf 40. West Fourth st.
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T77TTTT NV
IL or RENT ~ APARTMENT, AEAr.
II light telephone service free. Appy
RYAN. Thirteenth and French Sts.
dcc2-tf
Il OR RENT - FURNISHED APART
IT monts, three rooms and bath. Charles
$. liurlock Seventh and Poplar streets.
lanl0.u.
N I'VE LARGE ROOMS BATH, PANTRY
Il and porch Washington Heights. n. w.
Corner Twenty third and Washington Sts.
Phone, iflHp. ian2S-6t
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u on sCOUrs AND OTHERS. GET FREE
u hashiicht lu,i the 'lmg. few hours
work Address W.. E~ening journal oh'e.
ian2s,3o.
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Il IGHT ROOM HOUSE, ALL CONVENT
~ ences, bath and laundry. Inquire No.
ll5 w. Thrtieth St. ian2s-3t.
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tecnth street. ian2l-u'
-nT KING sr9EEr. FURNISHED /
tUt rooms for rent; running water j
heat and light ianii.im. .
NOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS AND PRI I
Il vaie hath, SO. Apply No 7o5 Poplar /
street lan''lm.
v,oR RENT-LARGE PARLoR NICELY
L furnished. Apply 80. liis West street .
ian1si2t
~ or RENT-NICELYFUR BED +
Il room iu private family.
ilu20.f 40. ol4 W. EIGHTH ST
I,rNrlrMAN WILL RENT FURNISHED
" apartment for his board Address VIE,
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ErRNIsifgD ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II Housekeeping. no. 20l tHst f4ith
street lnn-o lm.
II OR RENT FURNISHED OR UNrUR \
II nishcd rooms. Nu 3li West Seventh
street JAMES 80 fcbl
rINyO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH USE
/ of telephone and bath. No. s27 Wash
nrton ST. ian26.ttslm
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, $50.
~ Second noor; private family. NO. lo3
Enst Seventh st. ianl2-cod I'm
NICElN FURNISHED OR UNrrR
~ nishod rooms with or without board
No. 1928 Market ST. ian. cod im
NOR RENT-DEsIRABLE SECOND.
r story front room. Good location. an
ronvenionccs. Gentlemen preferred. No. 900
adams street iaui6m
II or RENT FURNISHED ROOMS EOR
n two gentlemen or light housekeeping, use
Of gas and bath. Apply Mrs. N. Riedcl. No
400 Madison street ians-tL
n LEAsANr ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
L IN private family. Reasonable tefias
NO 1910 WEST sr. b. & a. phone j2O3b
scpt11-N
II or RENr-A NICELY FURNISHED
II room; all convcnionccs opposite
dlpont Building Apply No. o25 ship.cy
LOST AND FOUND.
OsI-BLACK COLLIE pUr MONTHS
l. old; white hronst white foct. Regis
ter so. fe1 Reward II returned 90 Hansen
Automobile Co., 1921 Oup.u avenue.
ian2o.-t
7 Osr-pOCKETBOOK CONTAINING
IL money ON Lowering avenue between
scott and Lincoln streets. Reward. Phone
D. s. 3t2sW ian3O-lt
OsT-kNIr PURSE CONTAINING
l. money. and one glove, between Eighth
: aud Market and Eighth and Van Ruren
streets Howard 10 returned TO the Evening
journal Onicc. ian3oit
OsT-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
IL about O'Clock ON Rivorv.cw car SIX
umhrclla. silver hnndle initials H. j. D.
Reward if returned Co 40. 600 East Eighth
street ian301t
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REAL ESTATE For SALE


u OR SALE-BRICK DWELLING EIGHT
rooms and bath. No. sO7 West Tenth
street. Bargain for quick buyer. Applv on
premises or phone. 3s47-D. ian5-1m.
p OR SALE-SQUARE BUILT HOUSE.
y eight rooms, bath, pantry, hot water
heat, nearly new. viii exchange for small
modern. six room house. in good location.
Apply on premises. No. 1906 Shallcross
avenue now sats-tf.
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WANTED.

nID COINS WANTED $50 PAID FOR
~ 1883 half dollar. mo- arrows. s. for
iSIs hag mint. 500 iur 1898 dime
mint Many valuable coins circliatIng. send
row ic Get our coin circular Nuy me4n
large profits to YOU Numismaiic BHah.
neft- iul ft WORTH Texas. jan3l-tt.
Evening journal., 1915-01-30

~ 0VFRNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 60 get My free booklet h-Ooo, tehs
low. Examinations In this state soon Write
tod7v-NOW Earl Hopkins. Washington.
D al ian2-2m.
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II OR RENT-NICElY FURNISHED BED
II room iu private family.
au2ltf NO Ol1 w. EIGHTH ST
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707 ElSe tor sTEEr rent, running rHgN'sasR sa,e
heat and light ian11-im.
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IL IRSr CLASS HOUSE GIRL CHAMBER
Il maid. waitress on laundross desires po'
sition Best of reference apply 40. 3jl
East Second &c. jan3o.t.
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ANE LADY rs WILMINGTON AND SUR.
~ rounding towns 90 handle our Neck
wear Aprons and Novelties from their home.
Excellent nny Imperial Ncckwcar Co.. New
Haven. Conn. lan2n--l.
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4, ENTLrMAN WILL RENT FURNISHED
" apartment for his board Address Wiz
Eycninc journal Once ian3o.3i
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DRACTTCAL NURSE WISHES POSITION.
4 address VII, Evening journal Omco.
ianIO.It
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
ZOE SALE.


OOc QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
s)VS Wines at keil s. No. 900 East
Fourth street ml2-f.
ny on SALE. CHEAp-Nu. I SIZE VIO.
IT lin. nearly new. Phone. Diamond state,
No. $3.50 ianti-u.
4 OR SALE--CHUNK WOOD $3.50 PER
load Phone HOLLY OAK GID.
ian27.lmo
r. OR sALE-POoL ROOM AND TWO
It boothlnck stands Reasons for selling,
ucnih do family Apply 80. 10 East Front
street ionael-t
" on sALE-A DARK BAY. YEARS
Il old. highly bred. WILKES stallion.
Ready 10 20 to work Apply Frederick j.
Mcssick Elsmcre. Del. Phone 5o52-W.
ian25-6t.
ToR SALE - EXCLUSIVE PATENT
II rights ON sporting Device newly
patented which can De manufactured from
single piece of wood. Address S.3s. Evening
Journal omev' iana5i2t
ISOR SALE - FIRsTCLAss EMPLOY
It ment insurance and OH business; very
reasonable The only employment office ina
Delaware. Well advertised. 40 license TO
pay. Good reason for leaving same. Apply
TO MIR, CHAS. r. CONrE
ian27U Sixth and Tatnall SITS.
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APARTMENTS.

A pARrMENT FOR RENT-FIVE ROOMS
"A and bath Immediate possession No.
50 jackson 81. nov2i-t t.s-W.
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WANTED. FEMALE


ADY WANTS POSITION WITH A
l. small family. Inquire so. io3 Union
street ian20-2t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
BUYING FISH

In selecting fish choose those
which are firm and thick, with bright,
prominent eyes, the fins hard and
stiff, the scales brilliant and the gills
bright red; such fish are fresh.
When stale, the eyes sink and look
fiat and dull, the fins become soft
and flabby, the gills dark, the scales
dim and the fish grows soft.
If you find the eyes of a fish
gouged out, you may be sure the fish
is stale and the dealer dishonest.
Dress fish at once, sprinkle on salt
and use them the same day if posi-
BILE; keep them packed in ice in warm
weather or corn them if necessary.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
BY BETTY BROWN

o De bhOFVN
The Dolman jacket, which fashion
prophets say heralds the return of
the Dolman of years and years ago,
has arrived-at least as far as the
fashion page, and within the next
few weeks you may watch for it
wherever well dressed women assem-
BILE.
The Dolman was rather a clumsy
affair, but there's no clumsiness in
the snug lines of the little Dolman
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
SLEEVES MAKE CUTE MUFF

jacket with its graceful, cape-ike
sleeves, so voluminous they quite
overshadow the jacket. The huge
cuffs of wildcat fur make a comfy
muff and if it's a chilly day a scarf
could be worn with the high collar
of wild cat"
Nine. Rold of the Fashion Art
League of America is the originator
of the. Dolman jacket and in this
model have sketched for Day Book
readers she has used cadet blue
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
PERFECT MERINGUI

PERFECT MERlNGUE
Allow 1 tablespoon of sugar to the
white of each egg.
Beat whites to stiff, dry froth and
fold sugar in quickly and put at once
on top of pie. Set in hot oven and
do not leave it. Stay, and at just the
right moment, when the meringue is
a golden brown in spots, remove at
once from oven. The reason merin-
CUES separate from the edge of pies
or are tough and sticky is because
of too much sugar. The rule of 1
even tablespoon for each egg never
fails to be light and feathery. Do not
try to leave the top of pie even or
smooth. Cover all of pie and do not
smooth; let it be "hilly and humpy;"
those high lights will be Joy when
taken from the oven.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

clare it will take another Solomon to
decide the case.
In 1905 Victor Papineau, then only
II, eIoped with 19-year-old Bessie
Chase of Webster, pretty heiress to a
great fortune
After the marriage the girls pa
rents forgaVe the pair and they re-
turned to Webster and lived there. A
son, George Tracy Panineau, was
born to them.
Mrs. Papineau divorced Papineau
Nov. Is, 1912, and in her suit she
named another woman.
The divorce became absolute May
Is, 1913, and she Immediately mar
ried Curtis W. Emery, a chum of Pa
pineau's whom the latter had named
in a cross suit filed when his wife be-
gan action for divorce. Mrs. Papi-
neau's marriage to Emery was kept
secret for a year.
But on June 80, 1913, the boy
whose future is now brought into dis
pute was born. The birth certificate
of this child was filed in Medford and
gives his name as Frederick Chase
Emery.
Mrs. Emery, who, as Bessie Chase,
was the belle of Webster, says: 81
eIoped with Mr.. Papineau II years
ago and for only one year did we live
together as man and wife,
1920
b A New Orleans GRAND iIIrv has ex-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

b A New Orleans grand jury has ex-
onerated Rev. Byron A. Holly fol
shooting a man he found in his
church study. Hereafter Mr.. Holly's
callers will knock before entering.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-07
NOTICE

To all whom it may concern:
 Take notice that oh the 22nd day of April, 1915, a petition was filled by John B. Cross in the Juvenile Court of Nevada County to have two certain children named Floyd Allen and Lucinda s. Allen declared dependent and to appoint for said children some suitable person as their guardian or to place said children in some suitable institution in this State for the care and guardianship of depenedent and delinquent children.
 Now unless you appear within twenty days after the date of this notice and show cause against such application. the De- tition shall be taken as confessed and the decree granted.
 Witness my hand this the 22nd day of April, 1915.
 ]. w. Franks, Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-07

her does a messy mound mark his Iowly bed. His last resting place was on a cracker box Tn the grocery store and there he will remain dead to everything good, dead to all activity, dead
 to friendship and dead to his home ties until Gabriel shall awaken him to a more active life in a future world. Boys, don't get stagnant, don't be a living corpse, don't vegitate like any other cabbage head. Be something. Make every minute count. Why, I would much rath- CT be a first-cIass corpse, with my body nurturing the green grass above me and taking my chances of developing into the liveliest kind of an angel over there" than to exist in such a mental fog of stupidity, as If the undertaken had judged 1 was not even worthy of a coffin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-07
MASON AND DIXON'S LINE

Very incorrect is the general belief that Mason and Dixon's line, as originally laid off, divid- ed the slave-holding states from the free states. On the contra ry, it ran for one-third of it's whole length between Maryland and Delaware, both of which were slave-holding states at the time. The line was run purely to settle a boundary dispute be-. tween Pennsylvana. Maryland. and Delaware.
 All the same, the actual Mas on and Dixon's line was as much a synonym for trouble and dis
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-07
APPtTIZING "LEFT-0VtRS"

When one or two Irish potat oes are left they may be economi- cally used by being mashed. To this add an egg. three to six tablespoons of flour, milk, baking powder, salt and pepper to taste. Make 1t the consistency of bat ter cakes. It may be fried or baked. If baked, the addition of butter helps.
 Left over grits may be used by the addition of eggs, accord ing to the quantity. milk, salt and pepper. and baked to a deli cate brown. Elsie Brown, in Southern Woman's Magazine.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-07
OUR HUMAN BROTHERHOOD

And, after all, no one among the social reformers can realize more fully than the doctor does how utterly impossible 1t is to guard the rich mans home and nursery from the contagion of the slums. None know better than e how linked and inter- linked are the destines of high and low, rich and poor, great small; how true it is that no man can live to himself alone nor by selfish seeking, secure his own life and happiness to the eXclus- ion of that of others. Nor how immutable and infallible is the decree that only he who is willing to sacrifice himself for his fellowman can hope to find his own life and find it more abundantly in the common good of all.
 Tt is not all of life to live,
 Nor all of death to die. Ella w. Witt, in Southern Woman's Magazine.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-07

sension in it's day as was the fig- ure of speech to which in after years it gave rise. And the phrase will hold bitter meaning until Gin that looked-for day of charity to all mem shall be full filled by Dr. John Wyeth's recent prophecy, that When the peo- pie of the North and South get together they will forget there WIS ever a Mason and DiXon's line. "-Octavia Zollicoffer Bond.
 in Southern Woman's Magazine.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-07

Did you ever see a woman throw a brick at a chicken? It Is just lots of fun-for the chick en. The woman usually hits herself on the foot and gets so mad she can hardly talk straight while the chicken holds its head to one side. clucks softly and looks as though 1t wondered what under the sun the fuss all meant anyhow.