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The Washington herald., 1915-09-09
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September 9-Princess Lamballe,
Emile Poulson.

Emile Poulson. who was born Septem-
ber 9. 1853. in Cedar Grove. N j., Is re-
markabe as n blind woman who has won
out. Ear:y in her life she became
teacher in the Perkins Institution for the
Blind in Boston. Mass. and there she
perfected her knowledge OF the kinder
garten system. With her sister she be-
came editor Of the kindergarten Review.
and with her she wrote many textbooks
for kindergarten students. Among these
is Nursery Finger Plays" well known
20 all kintlergarteners
Princess Lamballe. who was born in
Turin. France. September 9, 114a. was
named in full Maria Theresa Louise de
Savoie-Catignan. She was noted. as a
young woman. for her virtue no less than
FOR her great beauty. and when IS she
was married to the Prince of LambalIe
being left widow within a year of her
marriage. Thus freed from family duties.
she entered the service Of Marie Antoin-
cite. the youthful wife OF the dauphin.
later King Louis XVI. A genuine friend
ship sprarg up between the princess and
the queen. which seems to have been free
from any thought of self-advancement on
the part of the princess When the revo-
luton broke out in Paris and the King
and Queen Were forced to fee from Yer
sailles the Princess Lamballe chose to
follow the Queen and to suffer her i'm
prisonment with her. The Paris mob
apparently were infuriated at her show
of loyalty. and. innocent though she was.
they executed her in the most revolving
manner. The memories which the Prin-
cess Lanbal wrote while in Queen Ma
RE Antoincttes employ are read with
great interest to this day
Copyright. l9l5)
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HOUSE.
WIVES
DAILY
ECONOMY
CALENDAR
WHAT IS YOUR TIME WORTH?

Can you afford to darn your stockings?
OR can you better afford to buy a n.w
pair?
Suppose lou are earning a GOOD sized
salary. Suppose you spend half an
hour darning pair of stockings that
are badly Worn. Are those stockings.
worth not more than Is cents in theil
Worn state. really worth the time you
spend on thenl2
Or suppose bu are mother OF a Dig
family. Your children need your per
sonal attention. Is II then worth your
while to spend hours making a few
cakes of soap from Ieft-overs OF grease?
Those cakes of soap would cost only L
few cents in the store Nobody but
highly paid governess can take your
place in the care OF your children.
There are n good many women nova
days who DO some remuneratIve work
after marriage So long as it does MT
interfere with their duties home MAX
ers, there is much economy in this sort
OF work So each woman must work
out for herself the true way Of economy.
It may lie in mending stockings and
paying attertion to each petty saving
possible Today It can hardly lie in
the making of soup. for soup can be
got for 4 small price. But neverthe-
less. the truest economy for women Is
uOubtleSS III uolnS HeISoIdliy thpuSdiluS
of things that would otherwise cost
money.
In other cases. where the wife Is earn
ing money. or where her strength is
more limited. the way of true economy
is different. 1t Is more economical to
hire a woman a day a week to mend-or
day in two weeks than it Is to tlse
strength or valuable time over the darn
ing bag. 1t is more economical to hire
woman to clean house than il is %
jeaportiize health or take time that
means money to do the cleaning herself.
Yes, economy is elusive. In one case
il Is one thing. in another case IL Is
quite a different thing. Ana sometimes
We can only determine what is real
economy by trying different methods AID
carefully counting the cost.
Copyright l9l5.)
The Washington herald., 1915-09-09
Many Kinds of Rheumatism
One Sure Mode of Treatment
Authorities Say Don't Use Liniments. Treat
1t Through the Blood. You Can't Rub II Out.

Whether your trouble is Sciatica,
Lumbago. or the dreaded Articular
Rheumatism, the answer is the same
You must treat it through the blood.
That is the only way to rid the sys-
TEN of uric acid. purify the blood and
revitalize the nerves. If the blood is
freed from impurities, Rheumatism
must go. This in short is the exact
gained by the research
Of the S. S. S. Co., in At
lanta. There tests have been made
for fifty years. They know what
Rheumatism IS. They know that S.
S. S.. the remarkable blood tonic.
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COsmOs-NaudeviIle.

A new bill. with Bart McHugh's mu-
sicaI production, "A Fascinating Flirt.
as the chief feature is promised at-the
Cosmos the last half OF the week. be-
ginning with the matinees today. The
big musical headlner has undergone a
number of changes to brighten the
comedy and improve the action. Ar
thur Geary. the tenor OF The Red
Hussar:" Bert McGarvey. the female
impersonator. and Harry Anger. the
dialect comedian. head a company of
sixteen. The new acts or the bill viii
include Dave Austin and company in.
His Wedding Morn:" Tony Girard and
Helen West. with a new group of song
features: Ed Howard and Tom Du"
vaiand with his little troupe. of dogs
in a canine comedy. besides new
Charlie Chaplin photoplay ard the
Hearst Selig News Pictorial. and
series of photoplay features.
The Sunday concerts will be DIFF
ferent from the weekday perform
ances and appropriate in character.
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Glen Echo Park.

Manager Schloss. Of Glen Echo Park.
announced last night that the dancing
contest planned for today and tomor-
row at the park would not be held be-
cause of the difficulty in securing
judges who would be acceptable to the
contestants and the desire of the park
management to have the dancing
judged purely upon its merits.
1t had been planed to select the
judges from among those qualified to
pass upon terpsichorean excellence
solely. A number of contestants. how
ever. desired that the prizes be award
ed on the basis OF popularity. having
the spectators pass Judgment by ac-
claim. This the park management re-
fuses to assent to. declaring that the
contest was planned as a dancing and
not popularity sweepstakes. The
regular dancing and all other amuse-
ments will be available as usual
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which they originated, will relieve
you OF Rheumatism. Take S. S. S.
today. The complete recovery of
thousands of sufferers by the use of
S. S. S. is positive proof that you can
be relieved. S. S. S. is blood tonic
"a purifier that restores the blood.
revitalizes it, cleanses it, makes il
pure as it was before it became poi-
soned with impurities. S. S. S. gives
it strength TO drive out these impuri-
tjes-the uric acid and organic poison
and with it the Rheumatism. Get S.
S. S. at your druggists. If you need
special advice, write to S. S. S. Co,
Atlanta, Ca
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Colds.

The ordinary cold is an injection ana
can he transmitted to others. so do
not unnecessarily expose other people
When the baby gets a cold It is
usually from some affectionate friend
or relative who has one.
Do not kiss or fondle baby II
you have a cold
A cold In an adult may be simply
n discomfort for a short time. but In
A baby very serious results often fol-
low.
A cold In a baby should never De
neglected and allowed to run s,s
course untreated any more than should
any other disease
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by Max Hoffman,. will be the Offering
heading the Keith bill next week.
"Sumurun' is the famous Max Rsinhardt
wordless play. The vaudeville version
was staged by Miss Hoffman and Rich
ard Ordynski. II is in eight scenes and
lasts over an hour. Miss HOFFMAN plays
The Beautiful Slave of Fatal Enchant-
ment" and Mr. Ordynski the unhappy
hunchback. Victor HOllandaer composed
the music.
The supplementary bill will include
Wilson Miners Ships that Pass in the
Night" Mae Melville formerly of Melville
and Higgins: Cha lncey Monroe and COM
pany in "a Business PROPOSAL" the
Misses Lightner and Newton Alexander
as "A Jolly Trio Binns and Bert. The
Wrinkle Erasers::" the pipe organ re-
citals and the Pathe news pictorial
Next Sunday at the concerts the bill
will present David Bispham. Wilbur
Mack and Nella Walker. the Seven
Honeyboy NIinstrels. Williams and
Wolfus. Bancroft and Brosh. W. j.
Kelly. Weston and Clare. Roberto and
Vercra, and other offerings.
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CasinO-vaudeville.

The first OF the Casino surprise"
bills. which are to be regular features
during the coming season. will be
given next week Some of the head
liners in the business have appeared
at New York houses without previous
warning as to their identity. and the
system has become very popular. Next
weeks bill at the Casino will be made
up entirely of surprise acts.
The headline attraction is one of the
best known in vaudeville and the fve
supporting acts are all equally well
known. The photoplay feature will in
troduce a recognized star. Next Sun
day the patrons of the theater will see
their first Casino Kind" Sunday con-
certS.
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Capt. and Mrs. Isaac f. Emerson are
visiting Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
at Shadow Brook. her estate at Lenox.
Mass. where she has also as her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Huger McAdoo. of
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w.
White and Miss Margaret White.
Capt S. S. Wood. L. S. N. member
to Newport from Washington. joining his
family for the first time this summer, as
the board has been in session daily.
Among the Washington visitors at At
lantic City are Mr.. and Mrs. James Rob-
ertson, ME. and Mrs. Thomas F. Frank
lin, Mrs. E. c. Minor. Mr.. Andrew L.
Minor. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen T. Crosbey
and Mr.. ]. w. Walker.
Lieut. A. A. Corwin, U. S. N. is spend
ing his leave Of absence at Atlantic
City.
Mr. Allen Thurman. of this city. has
been visiting Mr.. Talbot T. Speer at the
home of his mother. Mrs. Theodore Klein
Miller. on University Parkway. Balti-
more.
Mrs. A. G. Marshall. Mrs. c. NJ. Stadden
and daughter, Mary Alice. and Miss Flor
ence Wieser have returned from an ex-
tended visit in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Polk. Of New
York City. are at the Shoreham for
short stay.
Miss Bessie c. Brake. OF Washington
Grove, Md. entertained the class of 1913
Of the Montgomery County High School
at its second reunion at her home on
Monday evening. A delightful afternoon
and evening were spent. Those OF the
class present were Miss Olive Gilliss.
Miss Amy Robertson, Miss Mary Kelly.
Mrs. Paul Lehman. Miss Bessie Brake.
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Gayety-BfIIy watson's Beef Trust

Beef trust Billy Watson and his big
grille show will be the attraction at the
Gayety next week. This organization Is
headed by the original Billy Watson. who
is assisted by such capable heutenants
as Frank Bambard. Jean Leighton Nio-
let Pearl. Kathryn Pearl, Billy Meehan,
Annette Walker. frankie Farrell, Grace
Sachs. o. w Braddock. Billy Bowers and
many others familiar to WASHINGTON
hurlesuue audiences This seasons offer
ing consists of two hurlettas entitled
"Krausmeyers Alley" and The -Beauti-
full Venus" written especially for this
company. Many vaudeville specialties
will be offered during the performance.
and there is to be featured a terpsi'
cnorean display which is the work OF
Billie Meehan and Violet Pearl.
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keith's-EnudeyfIle.

Gertrude Hoffman in 'Sumurun." the
mimo-dramatic spectacle. with music
with a company of three-score players
and a special symphony orchestra, led
The Washington herald., 1915-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Astor have gone to New
York on their yacht. the Noma. to wit
ness the finals of the national champion
ship tennis tournament at Forest Hills.
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Laurel School Will Omen

The Laurel (MdD High School win
open for the 1sl5-1S term September 13
Pro-. II. F. Mitchell. graduate of
Princeton University. again will be prin-
cipal
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sayman Wilson and Miss
Wilson. of Richmond. Va, have arrived
at the Shoreham.
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out for a dance at Becchwood. their
Newport residence. tomorrow evening.
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TOMORROW'S MENU.

1ON1O1NNOW ~ N1A1NOs
Where other people would make pre-
serves. he turned this fruit into pic
kles Hood.
BREAKFAST.
PnInes.
Cereal Gnd Cream
soft Boiled Egg.
Graham Gems. Com J.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Vegetable Salad.
Ham Sandwiches
Tea. Arrowroo;.
DINNER.
Lamb and string Beans.
French FrIed Potatoes.
Picked Peaches.
Chocolate Clrtard.
Soft Boiled Eggs-Drop the eggs
into boiling water. cover. and let stand
where they will keep hot for ten min
utes This cooks both yolks and
whites to a jelly.
Arrowroot- Dissolve two teaspoon
fuls of arrowroot in cold water, ada
two cupfuls of fruit juice, and boil
until it thickens. Sweeten and cool
Lamb and String Beans-Get
piece of the shoulder of lamb. have 1t
cut in small pieces, and COOK IN a
ca asserole. An hour and quarter be-
fore serving add quart OF tender
string beans, split lengthwise. Cover
and cook until the beans are done.
Remove the lamb, thicken the gravy
a little, and turn the beans and gravy
on the platter around the meat
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Mr.. Gaithe1 warfieh. Mr. Nathan White
and MFR. Paul Anderson. Also present
were Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Brake, Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. Brake. Mr.. Paul Lehmon.
Miss Mae wilson. Miss Eleanor Brake,
Mr. Joe S. Brake and Mr.. Ralph
Bevans-
Mrs. f. J. Tyler. of Middleburg, Va.
has arrived at the Shoreham. where she
will spend some time.
The total amount Of property in New
York City not subjected to taxation u
valued at u,G3,S6.00o
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HOROSCOPE.
ThursdRy, September o, 1918.

The stars incline. but do not compel
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SOCIETY

CoNT1NrED FROM PAGE FOUR.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-09

Where other people would make pre-
serves. he turned this fruit into pic
kles Hood.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30
STORAGE
If THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY
SEPTEMBER 30.

The men and women OF his birth
date are exceedingly energetic, ambi-
tious and keen readers Of human ma
ture.
They're persistent ir purpose, love,
praise and should not try to work un-
der the orders of other people as they
are peculiarly fitted to take the re-
sponsibility of large enterprises on
themselves. They are so self-reliant
that their strength is an incentive TO
weaker natures. They are bold and
often reckless. They should be very
careful in marriage. making certain
that the one they marry is tolerant,
harmonious. not too critical and has
! tact.
The birthstone is a diamond or an
opal. The two most fortunate weeks
In the year for Libra people are the
weeks OF December and April 10.
The Want Ads will rent flats, apart
ments and hotels.
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u DROPOsALs-SEALED BIDS WILL BE
il received by the State Highway Commits
sioner for New Castle Comfy, at his once,
street. Wilmington, Delaware, up 10 ~
o. clock noon, Thursday, October ID, 1915,
for the construction and Improvement Of
the road leading from the kennett Turn
nike. nj Centreville School House, westerly 90
the Kennett improved stone road leading
from the Brick church, toward kennett
Square Pa. a distance Of about 1900 feet,
more or less certified check for $500 or
am approved bond ior same amount must ac-
company each bid as q guarantee OF good
faith Plans and specifications can be seen
al the Office Of the Highway Commissioner,
on and after September so, 1918.
A deposit Of So is required TO secure a set
Of these plans and specifications, which will
be refunded upon their return. In good con-
dition. before October 18th. 1915.
JAMES WILSON
state Highway Commissioner for New Castle
County sept22, 80.
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AUCTION SALE


A lotion SALE-HIGH- GRADE EghNl-
n TURF. CARPETS, RUGS, BhDDt9NS, ~,
lU.ANKFTS COMFORTS AND DhAf fEhtES
WILL BE SOLD AT STIDHAM, * 7,5,,,,I7 sun >
AUCTION STORE, NO. III EAST FOI XII II n
STREET.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER J. lSl9, Al
O'CLOCK p. NJ, SHARP.
Bedroom Furniture in Cireasslan walnut
Mnhocnnv and Oak; Brass Beds, Enameleu
Beds. Springs. Felt Mattresses, Odd DresseEs
Chiaoniers, Wnrdrobes, Goose-ieather beos
PiIiowa and Bolsters, Leather Couch, Easy
Rockers. Turkish Rockers, Reclining Chairs
Pictures. Books, handsome Dinlngroon
suit. consisting Of Buffet, Extension Ieble
China Closet. six Chairs, ktchen Oabinet
tbree.piece leather Library Suit Quarteree
Oat library Table hvepiece Parlor suit N
Green verona. Couch TO match; Crcassiar
Walnut Bedroom Suit, cost Sl25i severa
rood Carpets in room sizes, from ~ 70 "a
yards. Ave used Rugs. 9xl2' s8Nlo.o
10 6x12 in Administer Wilton ana bfusSels
Woolen Blankets. sheets, Pillow Cases Bed
snreads lace Curtains Draperies' IaDl'
Linen Napkins, Dishes Glassware SILVER
EExxrTR Al s-i' ExTRAi EXTRA EXTRA
We will offer and sell. at the same time
IN the highest bidder 20 new Rugs OF m
nest mniitv and design, in ANminster. Wal
ton Bodv Brussels Tapestry and smyrna
sizes qxi2 s.3x1O.6, 7.6x9; all tne new
fan designs In horal and oriental ehects
These RIGS have been sent here TO De sold
this sale and they are perfect goods. Sooa
can he seen on the morning Of sale.
STIDHAM & son,
sept27 $50. Auctloneers.
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Information for Travellers
Tim. Of depar,ur. d trains bosts and sro,ys
- areE Eprssses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE q WASHINGTON


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changed o AS Sunday night.
SUBURBAN
Station
hc and half hour Is for instance = o. and 3t .
even hour hour leaving
csJ Ss Tor i? SATURDAYS
a Delaware City aud P NJ
anu To Bndywin. Springs every Is
minutes beginning the 10 72s 40
@ % 70 % s sSa comment prns. saSsrs min
s stance and ss. " "
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MONEY no loan.


w ILL LOAN YOU MONEY AT 5 PER
w cent simple interest. to buy OF build
a home, improve real estate or lift mort.
gage. Easy monthly payments. 10 20
years given In which 20 repay IL.
T.. b. DAFFIN.
No. 515 American Bldg. Baltimore, Nd.
sept25-6t.
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TAX NOTICES.

~ AK NOTICE-COUNgY TAXPAYERS,
4 take notice. per cent discount will
be allowed for an county taxes for the year
1915. during the month Of September Or
fee hours, A. NJ TO j.. NJ The tax Of
flee viii be open from September % TO
September 80. inclusive from 8 A. NJ. 10 .
p. NJ, continuously. 90 give taxpayers
chance TO take advantage OF the rebate.
CHARLES II. LIPPINCOTT
sept24-Ss. Receiver of Taxes.
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POULTRY.

n UR WINNINGS AT THE DELAWARE
" State Fair, forty ribbons on forty-two
entries; cup and $40 in gold proves the
quality Of our stock viii sell 70 make room
for young stock. Cockerels, hens, trios and
pens, at reasonable prices. Also ducks.
guineas and geese. Order now and get first
choice. Hope Farm Poultry Department.
WIN. g. LANGSHAW. Manager.
sept16-eod In Brandywine Springs Del.
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A PARTMENT, TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
n. No. 1914 Van Buren, St. sept3O-eod I'm
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BOARD WANTED.
BOARDERs WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-Ar EIGHTEENTH AND MARKET
II streets, g.ao A. NJ. Thursday morning.
Silver Mesh Bag, containing sum of money,
door key. small pocketbook and card Re
ward if returned 20 No ti2 West Eigh-
tecnth ST. sept8O-2t.
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UPHOLSTERING.

xxy CLARENCE AVERY, no. 6o2
w orange street. Upholstering and cab
met making. Estimates and samples cheer
fully given d. & A. Phone, ol5o.
sept3O-1m.
TTpTIof sTFRING CABINETMAKING
u and polishing; slip covers, mattresses
made to order and renovated carpets mace
and laid: furniture packed and shipped.
High Art Upholstering Co.. Cor. Fifth and
Jefferson strcets septzl-eod-Am-
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NOTICES.


NJ OTICE-TliE REGULAR QUARTERLY
~ meeting aud examination of the Della
ware Board of Pharmacy viii he held in tho
college laboratory, Newark, Del. on Octo-
her 8, 1915. For application blanks and
further information, apply TO
JOHN o. BOSLEY, Secretary
Fourteenth and King streets Wilmington,
Del. sept23-eod-
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SANITARY WORKERS.
MASQUERADE SUITS.

NJ ASQUERADE SUITS ~ SUSAN A..
N Standerwick, No. o29 Vandever Ave
nue. mar11-tf.
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AUTOMOBILES 10 HIRE.

VNLECTRlC VACUUM TO HIRE. slo'
IL per day Address NJ 80, Evening Jour
nal Onice. sept2O-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

KLAIR's BAZAAR.
<gY.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER ?.
~ 65 head horses Of all
EII ArA kinds. 20 head from
ny fs1 Philadelphia Some extra
W n good horses. AT 230
ASrNGS o'clock. will sell Ozwkoo,
216 IA, a very fast PAGER,
& wears old. Wagons and
harness of all kinds Lot Of Blankets Of all
finds ANYONE having horses to sell, bring
them in and get the cash.
WIN. H. kLAIR,
ssntao.o .ootf Wilmington. Del.
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TYPEWRITERs.

II ARGAINs IN REBUILT UNDERWOOD
ID l.. q. Smith and Remington Typewrit-
ers. Ribbons, carbon paper, repairs. Rem
wood Company sos Church Bldg. Phone
55O4-W. Tenth and Market SITS.
iy1O-eod-tf
~ YPEWRITERS RENTED - T II Z E
Il months. $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold, $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. No. s15 Market street.
aug22-tf
II YPEWRITERS INCREASE YOUR
Il speed by rnting J.. G. smith
typewriter; new and secondhand machines
for sale; supplies CHAS. G.. GUNER,
Court Stenographer s26 Market st.
s1O-1m
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POULTRY RAIsERs.

.CONKEY SAYS
DON'T MONTGOMERY S NON-LCIDE
drives out disease germs, insects, vermin
and bad odors. Conkey's Poultry Book
FREE with order. Get can Dealers
eNnrNMhern
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PROPOSALS.

ID IDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY W. H..
ID Reed for painting outside Of City Mar
ket House Apply w. II Reed, City Mar
ket House. Second and Market streets.
sent 29-3t
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n, wo FURNISHED CoMMUNICATTNG
i rooms, an conveniences. d. a.
Phone Oi32 j. sept2e'5t.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
" or without board Phone. 4g73-I
sepi276t.
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ROOMS For RENT.

I ~e--f~>reFs7sTs 80.
= OR FURNISHED ROOMS. no.
5Of Madison street. sopt2a'l-t'
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CONKEY SAYS
DON'T WORRY-CONkEN'S POULTRY
REMFDIES and -ONTC5 are made scien
tifcally to save life. Contain no filler
just good medicines. Have them handy
Dealers everywhere.
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FARMs MANTEn

.---~~---
w ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL
w farm or suburban property with
on; not less than two acres, New
Castle county Del. Conditions Of sale bot
tom price, an particulars, fruit. etc, given
first reply. Address W-56. Evening journal
Ohice. sept21-9t.
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II uRyIslIEp ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II housekeeping No. POI East Fifth street
marriott
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CONKEY SAYS
DON'T WORRN-Cholera and indigestion
in Young or old birds quickly respond TO
CONKEYf = CHOLERA REMEDY Given
in the drinking water. Try it, Dealers
everywhere.