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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-10-30

better than open saloons, there
fore as a protection to local option
communities. | favor statewide
prohibition, either by statute, or
an amendment to our State Con-
stitution.
Fifth While in the rural dis
tricts woman suffrage may not
be of so much Importance, yet l
believe if we had it, it would be
the cause of many needed re-
forms being enacted into law,
therefore / favor it.
SIXTH believe the fee sys-
tenn ihould be abolished. and in
stead, salaries paid all public Of
ficiols, so that the people could
know how much each official
would get.
Seventh-Oua 1ertlllZer anO
feed laws are not in the interest
of the consumers, therefore
favor such laws as will absolutely
protect them against fraud.
/ could mention other things
needful. but deem it unnecessary
at this time. Thanking you fol
the confidence you have reposed
in me as expressed at the polls
four years ago, and thanking
you in advance for your support
at the Democratic primary to b.
held January Is, 1916, remain,
Your servant,
S. j. HARPER.
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This is one more step in the
campaign to KILL THE TICK.
Citizens in the Dry Prong COM
munity saw the advantages of
dipping cattle from the results
obtained at Pollock, and did not
rest satisfied until they had one
in their own community. We
may expect ten or twelve vats
to be built in the parish during
the coming winter. We have
several now in operation. Mr..
Farmer, what are you doing to
help KILL THE TICK?
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Secretary.
Facts for Sufferers.

Pain results from injury or conges.
ton. Be it neuralgia, rheumatism,
lumbago, neuritis, toothache, sprain,
bruise, sore stiff muscles or whatever
pain you have yields to Sloan's Lini-
ment-brings new fresh blood. dissolves
the congestion, relieves the injury. the
circulation is free and your pains leave
as if by magic. The nature of its quail.
tiles nenetrate Immediately to the sore
spot Don't keep on suffering. Get 9
bottle of Sloan's Liniment. Use it. II
means instant relief. Price 25c and Soc.
81 90 bottle holds six times as much al
the 25c size.-Adv.-2
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FARM DEMONSTRATION WORK
ANOTHER DIPPING VAT.

On Monday night, October II.
a meeting of the progressive cit
liens in and around Dry Prong
was held in the Woodmen hall
and the DRY Prong Dipping Vat
Company" was organized. Per-
manent organization was gone
into. a building committee was
appointed. the site was selected,
and instructions were issued to
have the vat ready for the first
dipping of cattle this fall, SO as
to have as few ticks as possible
go through the winter.
The local farm demonstration
agent was present at the meet
ing and explained the advantages
of the dipping vat, and some of
the precautions to observe in its
use. A permanent stock compa-
ny was organized in the amount
'of $3.50 cash stock. TWAS agreed
to sell stock at 81 per share. and
on the night of the meeting all
shares were sold and about SIS
was Maid in that NIGHT
The following officers were
elected: DR.. D. v. Donaldson,
president; j. w. Smith, vice
president; Odus Watson, secre.
tary: T. B. Morgan, treasurer
and chairman of the building
committee. Plans and specifica.
tons for the vat were submitted
| by the local agent, and these
plans being recommended by the
government, they were adopted
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3rd Ward-T. B. Dean, L. M.
Futrell.
4th Ward-W. P. Dean.
9Th Ward-Will A. Smith.
9th Ward Not represented.
7th Ward-C. L. Purvis, C. H.
James.
Be it further resolved, That a
certified copy of these resolutions
signed by the chairman and Sec
rotary of the Democratic Parish
Committee of Grant parish, La.
be sent to the Secretary of the
State of Louisiana, in order that
said official may place the names
of the said nominees on the ticket
at the general election in April,
1916, in the proper place under
the Democratic emblem, as nomi-
nees of the Democratic party.
There being no further bust
ness the committee adjourned
subject to call of the chairman.
A. A. DEAN,
H. G. GOODWIN, Chairman.
Cooroforv
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Rev. C. M. Knighton. Havana, Fla.
''for three months l suffered intense
pain in the kidneys and back which at
times laid me up entirely. used II
bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and all
the pain disappeared. / feel as if 20
years had been added to my life. +" Re
lieves rheumatism, backsche, sore mus
cles, stiff joints. ]. W. Duncan Co..
Adv.
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Senator Harper Announces His Candi
dacy for Re- Election.

senator harper announces MS N8nuh-
dacy for Reelection.
To the People of the eth Senatorial
District:
In announcing myself as can
didate for the position of State
Senator for this district for the
next four years. / wish to state
that words fail to express how
much | appreciate the confidence
you reposed in me four years
ago, by electing me to the very
important and responsible posi-
ton mentioned, and / now shall
mention a few things / stand for.
First-We have among US a
large number of people known
as a public working class, who in
the near future will be left among
US without jobs and without
homes. They will be dependent
upon US for homes, and for them
to be useful citizens they must
have homes; but how they are
to get them. when all the public
lands have been taken up already
is the question to be solved. At
present / know of no way except
through the rural credit system.
The rural credit system does not
mean that the people will be
given or loaned money with
which to buy merchandise, but
to secure homes on long terms
and at a low rate of interest, so
that any energetic, economical
person can secure a home.
Second-I believe our school
system needs to be brought more
under the control of the local
boards of trustees, and consider
able amount of the red tape un-
der which it is to-day cut out.
We need more practical bust
ness in our schools. 1t is taking
too long and is costing too much
for child to get an education.
We are educating our children
away from the farms, which only
adds myre people to the rowing
class. The parish superinten-
dents of public education should
be elected by the people.
Third believe in a minimum
wage system. No person should
| be forced to work at such low
wage that there would be nc
chance with the greatest of econ
omy thatIhe or she could not lay
lup something with which to meet
a rainy day." or secure a home.
| Fourth-While as your senator
| voted for every local option bill
that came up in the Senate, yet
l recognize the fact that in many
instances local option is not much
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Proceedings of Democratic Executive
Committee.
Colfax, La, Oct. 26, 1915.

tive Committee of Grant parish,
La, met at the court house this
day, A. A. Dean, chairman, pre-
siding, and the following men,
bers present:
At large-H. G. Goodwin.
Ward IA. A. Dean.
Ward FL. E. Hadnot.
Ward 81 Richard Newton.
Ward Nv. P. Deem.
Ward 5-Not represented.
Ward Cd. B.. Lyman.
Ward &c. w. Williams.
The following resolution was
offered by Richard Newton, Sec
onded by ]. B. Lyman, and adop-
ed:
That, whereas the following
persons for the offices named
have complied with the rules of
this committee by filing applica-
ton and making the deposit re-
quired, they are hereby declared
candidates for the Democratic
nomination for the Offices oppo-
site which their names appear
viz:
For Sheriff of Grant parish
L. o. Clinton, ]. M. Dufilho, T.
o. Hart, R. w. Wagner.
For Clerk of Court of Grant
parish-E. S. Murrell, j. j. o.
Quinn.
For Assessor of Grant parish
C. j. Calhoun. H. P. Gray. j. p.
Lewis, M. H. Perton. and j. M.
Straughan.
For Coroner of Grant parish
E. H. Blackwood, j. L. Woodall.
WARD ONE.
For Police Juror--W. A. Brown
lee. John Randolph.
WARD TWO.
For Police Juror. M. Jones,
O. L. Nugent.
For First Justice of the Peace
C. u. Robinson, S. D. Gates.
For Second Justice of the
Peace-C. M. Fuller, Thos. Flu
treIl, R. L. Parish, O. T. Thomp-
sop. H. C. Tullos.
For Second Constable-E. M.
Barton, Jr., Mack Futreil, j. R.
Turner, E. H. Lewis, S. B. Par
ish, M. Chandler.
WARD THREE
For Police juror. E. Brun-
son, j. ]. Dewitt, A: R. Sandifer.
For Justice of the Peace-O.
C. Richardson, Odus Watson,
Ray Watson.
For Constable-W. M. Bratton,
]. H. Brunson, C. H. Mcbride,
H. D. Smith. j. w. Orr, Richard
Newton.
WARD FOUR.
For Police Juror-M. H. NJ
gent. O. C. Watson.
For Justice of the Peace-T.
o. Nugent, j. E. Nugent.
For Constable-C A. Nugent,
S. X. Smith,
WARD FIVE.
For Police Juror. L. Holme.
w. r. Burlington, C. A. White.
For Justice of the Peace-W
w. Dunn, Will P. Foster.
For Constable-R. W. Rambo
H. B. Sexton, G. L. Barrett.
WARD SIX.
For Police Juror-C. w. Cal
houn, j. w. O'Quinn.
For Constable. w. Fletcher
Jos. Terrier, F. E. Lemoine, H
M. Denton.
WARD SEVEN.
For Police Juror. F. Drew
EFT, /. C. Dyson, G. c. Purvis
R. A. Killingsworth.
For Second Justice of tn
Peace-U. E. Dewitt, E. A
Smith.
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Grant parish in the Louisiana
General Assembly.
Be it further resolved. That j.
@. Long having no opponent for
the Democratic nomination for
the office of Justice of the Peace
of ward one. Grant parish, La,
in the Democratic primary cleo
ton to held January Is, 1916, is
hereby declared to be the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party for
the office of Justice of the Peace,
ward one. Grant parish, La.
Be it further resolved, That F.
P. Bullitt having no opponent
for the Democratic nomination
for the office of Justice of the
Peace Of ward six, Grant parish,
La, in the Democratic primary
election to be held January Is,
1916, is hereby declared to be
the nominee of the Democratic
party for the Office of Justice of
the Peace, ward six, Grant par
ish, La.
Be it further resolved, That D.
M. Mcknight having no oppon-
ent for the Democratic nomina-
ton for the Office of Constable of
ward one, Grant parish, La, in
the Democratic primary election
to be held January Is. 1916, is
hereby declared to be the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party for
the Office of Constable, ward one,
Grant parish, La.
Be it further resolved, That j.
Wiley Walker having no oppon-
ent for the Democratic nominal
ton for the Office of First Con-
stable of ward two. Grant parish,
La, in the Democratic primary
election to be held January Is,
1916. is hereby declared to be the
nominee of the Democratic party
for the Office of First Constable,
ward two, Grant parish, La.
Be it further resolved, That
B. A. Fortson having no oppon-
ent for the Democratic nomina-
ton for the office of First Justice
of the Peace ward seven, Grant
parish, La, in the Democratic
primary election to be held JAN
uary Is. 1916, is hereby delared
to be the nominee of the Demo
cratic party for the Office of First
Justice of the Peace, ward seven,
Grant parish, La.
| Be it further resolved, That 7.
L. Deem having no opponent fol-
the Democratic nomination fol
the office of First Constable OF
ward seven, Grant parish, La,
in the Democratic primary cleo.
ton to be held January Is, 1916,
is hereby declared to be the
nominee of the Democratic party
for the Office of Constable Of
ward seven, Grant parish, La.
| Be it further resolved, That c.
il. Hutchinson having no oppo
nent for the Democratic nomina
ton for the office of Second Con.
stable of ward seven. Grant par.
fish, La, in the Democratic pri
mary election to be held January
Is, 1916. is hereby declared to b.
the nominee of the Democratic
party for the Office of Secont
: Constable of ward seven, Gran
parish, La.
On motion of C. w. Williams
seconded by w. P. Deem ant
unanimously carried the follow
ling resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the following
persons having filed their appli
cations with A. A. Dean as mem
bers of the Democratic Parisl
Executive Committee, and hav
ing no opponents, they are here
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AUCTION SALE.


A UCTION SALE-HlGH GRADE FURNI-
n TURE FROM AN ESTATE AND ALSO
fkOM AN APARTMENT OF FIVE ROOMS.
FURNITURE, CARPETS RUGS, BEDDING,
LINENS, ETC. WILL BE SOLD AT Std
HAM & SONS AUCTION STORE, no. III
EAST FOURTH STREET, FRIDAY. MAY z,
1915 AT 1 O'CLOCK p. NJ, SHARP.
Two fine Oak Bedroom SUITS, three Brass
Beds with Springs and Mattresses. White
Enameled Beds, Dressers in mahogany, oak.
Circassinn walnut bird s-eye maple. Very
heavy Diningroom Suit with Extension Table
China Closet Buffet, Chairs Dishes, Pic.
lures, Table Linen, two fine goose feather
Beds Refrigerator Ice Box. Mantel Mir
ror Rockers Easy Chairs Davenport, Couch,
Clock three-piece leather Library Suit, FIVE
piece mahogany frame Suit in green verona,
Hall Rack Roll Top Desk, s-foot Floor Case
in fine order. Sheets Spreads several fine
Rugs in sizes 9N12 s.3X1O.6 and 7.6x9 in
Administer Wilton. Brussels, smyrna; also
9x12 Mating Rugs. Mating, Carpets, Etc.
Also on this date. we will sell az .
q clock p. M.--5O Porch Rockers doz 8xi2
Mating Rugs, new Rugs for rooms Of the
hest designs and colors; $50 yards Inlaid
Linoleums 800 yards heavy Cork Linoleum I;
10 rolls OF new Spring Mattings Etc.
THE ESTATE OF MRS KEATLEY, DE
CEASED, will also be sold this same date
and hour. consisting Of her household effects.
Furniture OF all kinds and in good order.
This is a large sale and we will have 10 start
on time Goods can be seen on the morning
Of sale. Parties looking for good goods
should attend this sale. Terms cash.
ST1DHAM & son.
may3,A6 Auctioneers.
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Information for Travellers
Tine Of departure Of winnEiOa.
Trains Marked - Expresses


To Philadelphia. s.ss. 40, 600 e.sa 100
s.oi' 9is'. e.ss'. "
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$40, S- 5 5 % ss s. Hoa a.; a. ss 4s'' IA M T.
'5" 81 V;':ai 's si i5s i1S;
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To BlN@o' and Way stations 4.
DELAWARE DIVISION P. \.
.as st n's % ps~s n @ Stat: A. L2 o. % SIS lOAA' r. H.
Down state SUNDAYS. a. M.-IsOi 7.ss P.
BALTIMORE
Baltimore Washington g.
h-ilos, Az. siO.
,u9.r s.d ws:hlngon Sundays Mts' sb9
Mas: Isl Sa7: 30 isi. ~ sis: ssi
SO sls 100 'ap s SO sO s31 ss iO'' lii'
PHILADELPHIA a RAILWAY.
&S sund:9s-Ss @ S % M 4 80 H. a." NJ ss'
D.,,
and $50 p. street wRs4 % ~ ' sunday AZ sSO
rEERsoRovB FBRRYBoAT
dooo Lssy. A. NJ; las 80 sn %
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
To Chester snd
minutes after the and
evan bo New GSs,Ls,v'. , Front ard Market
% q hours on 'hs hour Delaware
hrandywns and Mark, .,. Is
v 30 ,r n minutes after the MEhs
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Evening journal., 1915-05-06

IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MAY 6.


The people of this birthdate come
under the planet Venus and have
Taurus for their birthsign.
They are the earth children Of the
Zodiac and partake Of the nature of
the earth in so far as they absorb the
nature and elements of the fire. air.
water and children. They are also
called "the nourishers." because they
are exceedingly attractive, highly
magnetized and do their best work in
earth lines. such as mines. real estate.
Investments in large tracts of land
and in the cultivation of farm pro-
dCce.
Intellectually these people have
Lood powers of concentration, re-
markable memories and great
strength of will
In temperament they are rather diff
ficult to manage. They are inclined ia
he passionate. have quick tempers,
demand greater loyalty from those
they love than they are willing 20
give. and domineer by their tremeni-
Gus will power.
They like all the good things to eat,
drink and wear. and must learn self
control in all these things or self
destruction will follow.
Venus is tho governing planet.
The Want Ads open up every DAY
new avenues TO new work and point
to success for every class OF work
man.
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G. IngersOll Cause
NO. s45 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE
Make Offer On These


2i5 IL Walnut St.. IL rooms and bath.
Good condition.
113 W Twenty-third ST.. rooms. bath.
SIS Anchorage St, rooms. Severed. A
20 per cent investment.
aga F. Seventh ST., Z rooms and bath
Investment or home.
1916 West St, Z rooms. bath and porch
Al condition. Lot 2Ox1OO feet.
1910 Lancaster Ave, rooms. 5ath, porch
Fine location
$40 Concord Ave, rooms, bath and
porch Square plan.
1915 dupont ST.. rooms. bath three
porches. Dandy home.
3lS Concord Ave, house and store Cor.
ner property Fine business location
907 W. Second ST.. rooms and bath
Good condition. Cheap.
9li Jackson St., 10 rooms, bath and
porch Deep lot.
ioool1 w. Sixteenth St.. rooms, bath.
porch.
so7 W Tenth ST., rooms bath, porch.
Excellent condition.
1927 Adams St, 10 rooms, bath. porch.
B., de lot.
a2acre farm at MacDonough Good house
Fine level land and easily workeu Medium
soil
$50 acres near Delaware City Nearly all
tilablc Brick house and barn. PLENTY Of
other buildings Nice. rich loamy soivl
222 acres near Viola. Soil adapted fo
grain or fruit growing Fair buildings An
kinds Of fruit Can be divided very easily
Cheap.
SEWELL c. DOWNS
D. & A., 4s6-W 2o6 W. Ninth 81.
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PROPOSAL.

N ROpOSALS FOR SALE or SCHOOL
Il BONDs-Tle Board of Public Education,
IN Wilmington. Delaware. viii receive sealed
proposals. for al or any nlft of forty tho'-
tand dollars % school building and equip
lncnt bonds. known as Glass g. and Glass y,
until G clock 7. ~. Monday, May II. 1918.
Said bonds are coupon in form and bear
interest az the rate Of four and one. half per
crntum per annum. and are Of the denomina-
tion Of one thousand dollars each being due
and payable, Glass G. $50 1000 May /. 1882 ,
and Glass B $4,000 May J. 1884.
Proposals. must be iu strict accordance
with The circular advertisement and must hc
submitted on forms prepared by the Boarl
OF Public Education I'm Wilmington. which
will b. supplied on application 10 the secre-
iarv.
Tho right 90 reject is reserved
HARRY j. GUTHRIE.
Serretary the Board OF Public Eduration in
N5NilrifIston. Del. apr27, 20 maya. .6.s1o.12.1s
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Elegant Apartments

Elegant Apartments
Second and third floor "The Eastwood"
Apartment, No 1903 Gilpin avenue, for
rent. Five rooms and bath.
Dwelling, No. 2O7 w. lsta street.
John w. Talley & Son
NO EAST NINTH STREET.
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HEATING Am ROOFING.
CHIROPODIsTs.

Z LORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY. NO. 6Oi
Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns 9uuions Inrrown
Nails. Etc. Evenings by appointment d.
A 2oiI. iarao-tt
Il LIzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
II Fowler & Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
manicurinE. hair dressing and massaging.
No. 900 ADAMS ST. D. & A.. 29os. Even.
ling by appointment; mar26.ft
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REGISTERS NOTICE.


u STATE OF SAMUEL STERN, DE.
~ CEASED
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mrnfary upor the rsfsfr of samuel Stern.
late Of Wilmington hundred. deceased. were
duly granted unto Samson Stern. on tho six
tecrth day Of April. A. ID. 1918, and all per-
sons indebted 20 the said deceased are re-
Questfd 20 make payment 90 tho executor
without delay. and an persons having de-
mards against che deceased are required 20
exhibit and present the same. duly prohated.
70 tho said executor on OF before the six
teenfh day Of April. A. d. 1915, OF abide
BY the law in this behalf
SAMSON STERN, Executor.
Address William j. kurtz, ESQ. Attorney
81 Law. Wilmington. Del apr17-eod-at
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MUSIC.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

TNX CEPT1ON OPPORTUNITY
II Potato farms consolidation. large In
come, $40 to 81. 1000 subscriptions guaran.
teed Ave years; Sc per cent. annually. Box
"A. Olneyvillc. r. l. may5-2t.
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HORSE FOR SALE.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

4 >DM1NISTRHTOR7S SALE-PERsONAL
"A property Of the late Mary G. keatley Es-
tate will be sold at Stidham & Son $ Auction
Store No. III +. Fourth street. Friday, May
z. 1915. at / o'clock, p. NJ.
Bedroom Furniture, Diningroom and
Kitchen Furniture. consisting OF Enameled
Beds Mattresses. Chfoniers, Carpets, Rugs,
Pictures Screens Extension Table, China
Closet, Chairs, Rockers. Bedding and many
other articles. g. G. REED,
Administrator Of Estate Of Mary c. Kestley
Deceased.
Stidham 4 Son. Aucts. apr29 -mav1, As, g..
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

NOR DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM
Il private family. gentlemen proicrred. No.
zoo Adams street aprl2-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

pOp WEST NINTH sTTEEr THIRD
OZO hoor. rooms. Apply No. 10 King
street. marriott
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

Welding, Brazing and Cutting
Oxy-Acetylene Process. A1lWork
Guaranteed. Estimates Given
National Machine Company
Phones. 51l Orange ST.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06
DRAMATIC ART AM ORATORY.

q TUDN DRAMATIC ART AND ORATORY
- with my sef-teGching method. The
TO defray expenses Of printing. postage etc.
three.months' complete course free. Write
or call Robert Downing. No 100 Sixth ave
nue.. Private and class instruction. Pupils
enter any time apr2a-lm.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

no NOT BUY TYPEwRITERs BEFORE
IL seeing our line. Machines. $40 up. Also
billing and adding typowriters We rent aud
repair.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co,
Bell Phone. 5125. 500 Equitable Bldg
apr23.tf
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TYPEMRITRRS.

n, YPEWRITERs RENTED -T THREE
4 months $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewritsrs
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange. No 915 Market street.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06
HELP wANTED-MALE.

NJ IGHT WATCHMAN INSIDE FOR
~ Saturday nights. State reference Adj
nress Mas. Evening Journal once may6-lt.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06
DIVIDEND NOTICE

NoTICE-DIVIDEND.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
No. sos Market street.
One hundred and eighth (Consecutivo)
Dividend. A somi-annual dividend. at tho
.rte Of four per cent. per annum. has been
'Heclared and will he credited on Dcpositors'
Books on and after May First
J. WALTER BOYER.
may5-iot. Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06
STORAGE
BUNGALOW FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.


II OUSE WITH GARDEN NEAR YORK.
IL Ign and trolley line Apply Samuel
Sharpless, Hockessin Del apr24. cod. .2yks
A DESIRABLE TEN-ROOM HOUSE. NO
n 2Sa Broome St. Good location con.
venient TO trolleys. Front porch and back
yard. Apply D. w. Lynch Co. y. ". Corner
Madison and Fourth Sts mav5-tf
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

VA ANTED-BOY ABOUT rs. TO LEARN
w automobile business. Apply Moore
automobile Company, No. 1921 Gilpin ave
nue e'lt.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

r. ovTRNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 10 get Ny free booklet Y-66O, tells
row Wiite today-NOW Earl Hopkins,
Washington. ID. c. mayi 2r.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06
ROOMS FOR RENT.

~ wo FURNISHED ROOMS no 400
Il Madison street. may-im.
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

NJ NEWLN FURNISHED ROOMS STEAM
~ heat. electric light and bath. $3.50 up.
so. 4o2 W Third street anri2.1m
Evening journal., 1915-05-06

U OUR ROOM APARTMENT APPLY
II DR.. Harris. No. 21l West Tenth street.
mar25-thurs.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
APARTMENTS


A PARTMENT FOR RENI-FIVE ROOMS
n and bath. Immediate possession. No.
90 jackson 81. nov24-t t.s-tf
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T. URNtsHED RooMs-No. oos ADAMS
Il street mayo i2t.
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Il OK RENT-APARTMENT. THREE
II rooms and bath; up-to-date in every
way possession az once. Ryan. Thirteenth
and French streets. mar30 eodn
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TO HIRE.
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II HIRE - ELECTRIC VACUUM
Il cleaner. S1.5O per day. Address MIA
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TO HIRE.

CUSTOM TAILORS
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I AIDES AND GENTS TAILORING
- cleaning, pressing, dyeing, securing and
repairing. M. Rosenberg, No 7O1 West
Eighth street. Furs stored for the summer
at reasonable prices. Phone, 571s.Y.
april t8-1yr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

" XPER1ENCED WHITE CHAUFFEUR,
u married. Sober and willing. Best ref
sronce. desires position on truck or In pri.
sate family. Address W-13, Evening Journal
Office. may5-3t.
NJ AN WITH ABILITY, WILL ACCEPT
IVA position nc moderate salary, whore
20 make change Address WIZ. Evening
journal once. apr9.1m.