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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23
After Graeco-Roman Title.

New York, Nov 23. = Edward
STRANGER Lewis, the well known
western grappler, is after the worlds
Graeco-Roman wrestling title held by
Alex Aberg. Lewis, accompanied by
his manager, Billy Sandow, came to
New York a few days ago prepared to
start a campaign to force Aberg into
a match
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23
KiIbane Wins a Bout.

Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 23.-Johnny Kill
bane defeated Packey Hommey of New
York, here Monday night in a ten
round bout. Hommey weighed $50
pounds. Kilbane 124. Hommey was
inclined to cover up, making it next to
impossible for Kilbane to get at him.
There was a clever display of foot
N1rn1-lI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23

1Oc unbleached muslin; soft finished, closely
cloth, entirely free from filling 0E
or dressing. ............... 4 yards ACO
IOc plain color percales; yard-wide, good, long
mill lengths in pink, blue and lavender Or
on sale Wednesday. $500. 4 yards AOC
15c and 19c ginghams; full yard wide in plain
colors and a variety of patterns; Or
Hill lengths. ydFOS A0&
Csc marquisette; the firmly woven, fine thread
quality, highly mercerized; white, Or
cream and ecru. .......... 2 yards Z0c
Up to $1.00 plain and fancy silks; remnant
lengths of from 212 to yards from OF
main floor silk section per yard AJC
short lengths of wool crepes and fancy Or
mixed suitings. ........p per yard ZCC
Comfort silkolines; the full 36-inch width in
plain colors and fancy floral patterns; 0E
good long lengths. ....... 3 yards EJC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23
For Piles
Pyramid Pile Treatment Is Used At
Home and Has Saved a Vast
Number from the Horror
of Operation.

Don't permit dangerous operation
for piles until you have seen what
Pyramid Pile Treatment can do for
you in the privacy of your own home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23
MEMS

cotton or of light grey mixed cotton; Or
plenty of all sizes. 3 pairs LOC
Mems soc work shirts of tan or blue chambray
with turn-down collars and double or
stitched seams all sizes ........... ZOC
bargain Basement.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23

double
Bargain Basement they will do
following carefully
here bright the morning. ready
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23

inches long and three inches around
and is now on display at Dr. Owens
office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-23

15c comfort bats; the small size bats of high
ly bleached, long fibre cotton, very Or
soft and fluffy ..........2 bats AOC
10c and 15c pillow cases; the full size 42x36
inches, of good quality bleached mus o.
in-on special sale Wednesday a for AJC
Regular sc barber towels; the standard size,
soft grade, carefully hemmed- spe- o.
cially priced for Wednesday. g for ZJC
1Oc buck towels; good size and good weight,
plain white buck towels that Or
slightly irregular in size. A for ZOC
Excellent bath towels; medium weight, fair
size, Turkish towels; closely woven Or
and with a long, firm nap. 5000 for ZOC
Pure linen buck tOweling; natural color, every
thread pure linen closely woven, soft Or
and Overwhelmingly. 3 yards ZOC
Boys waists of good quality percaes; white
grounds with neat stripes in black or o.
colors; good lines of sizes. ....:..... LJC
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
PENSION ASKED.
BY Pioneer Settler, Who Dis
covered Finlayson River
in Washington.

SEATTLE, Nov. 27.-John Finlay-
son, aged 1903, discocerer Of FinIayson
river and Finlayson lake, in Yukon
territory, has applied to the board Of
trustees Of the Pioneers home at Sitka,
Alaska. for pension under the Alas
ka territorial law providing for aged
pioneers. " 4,
+ Finlayson prospected and mined
gold in California and Oregon until he
was 66 years old, then went to Brit,
ish Columbia and Yukon territory and
explored large areas into which white
men had never penetrated.
He retired with what he supposed
would be enough money to care for
him all his life but had not expected
to attain such a great age, and the
years have now exhausted his hoard.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
ELECTRICAL.

lcontinued from page II. lst sec.D
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Monkey! [ ! I /
Frightens Boy, and Suits In
stituted against Owner If
of8the Animal.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 81. As the az
termath of an incident several months
ago, when Charlie Fuller a chim-
panzee, entered the o. p. Lindley home
and is said to have terrorized the fam
lily, $4,000 suit was filed here on
behalf of Milton Lndley, 10 years old,
who, 1t is claimed. was so frightened
by the monkey that he has not had a
full nights sleep since the occasion.
The suit is against q. w. Knowlton,
owner Of the chfmpanzee. It is charged
that the animal entered the house
through a window and tried to take
Mrs. Lindley's baby from her arms.
The complaint says that Milton has
never recovered from the fright and
every night in his Imagination deni-
zens Of the jungle surround his bed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

chased at almost any price you wish
to pay. Place alongside the bed on a
small table. or on the writing desk or
dresser. they add greatly to the coz
mess Of the room.
Piano lamps add attractiveness to
the music room and provide the only
really satisfactory light for the play
ser. Light Is thrown upon the music
and keys instead Of in the eyes Of the
performer. III
Lamps with shades Of silk and other
fabrics in colors and standards in DIFF
iferent designs may also be obtained
to harmonic with the furnishings OF
any room. These lamps may be pur-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Keep
BOY IN TREE
Three DAYS
Safe ia the Branch hes, he Sees
Pack Devour Large Bull

DULUTH, MINI, Nov. 81 Fright
ened. weary. hungry and nearly
naked Oscar Pinord, "a years old, Of
Duluth, stumbled into an Indian camp
near Cloquet, and to an old squaw
\ told a story OF adventure that caused
the red skinned stole to weep with
Isympathy.
The boy cried for water and food,
and when these had restored his
strength he told Of being chased by a
moose, Of watching from treetop q
pack Of bowling wolves tear the moose
to pieces. of sleeping in the same tree
top for three days and OF wandering
lhopelessly about swamps, marshes and
forests for a trail that would bring
him back to Duluth.
This excitement was crowded into
six long days. a week ago the boy,
accompanied by Joseph Storms, left
Duluth on a hunting trip. The hunt
I ers built Q camp at Rice Lake, TWEEN
ty-two miles west OF Duluth, and
Storms set about cooking the evening
meal. Through the trees Pinord saw
"a rabbit and started In pursuit. The
rabbit led the boy far into the woods.
Twilight was fading. Soon night
had come, and for hours Pinord
roamed the woods, searching for the
camp. He found himself in q swamp
and decided to sleep in a tree.
In the morning; he heard the bell
low OF a bull moose In the distance
and a moment afterward the howlso
wolves. Soon the frantic moose and
| his COW came running through the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

tContnued from page II, LIST sec.)
pliance which will, be welcomed BY
women. It's very effective as an aid
70 the complexion and for preserving
9 healthy glow on neck and shoulders.
" is fast becoming valued for the
quick relief it brings in cases Of con-
gestion and neuralgia. Ts
Useful Lamps.
Dainty little boudoirj lamps are made
IN endless variety and may be pur-
Evening journal., 1915-03-01
Information for Travellers
wimnr,Oa.
Marked - Exprrssss.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE q wAsmuoToN R X

TO Fhindphia Mis- o. 5ss. 40 90 ssa 90
~ So sos.
s,ot'. 9.i8'. a.9s-.
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ssS. SIS.
Ne" y@s E,pss.ssA $40 lo97 MA E5Issss "a
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To os nS"9I' T io 1Td T'.'sso Ios s &s &
s.os.. SIR. s.ss'. 7.si'.
t. t. f% B. and and y 1sy SiSR si$ sundays 4 3d.
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s.sa, s.iis. az Saturday, sng-ss$
10 sf%sr' and wsns'9@ week M'5c M 's a9 sos
s%S.' and whiqs's sn0as ss ss2 ioSs P NJ
piaSeps week dSys A M TO-. & ao. as g S. ? So os-
ESQ, 10 s5 il ls'. P s.a7+ tSi sill
=, Pai's'ERs ssSa'y' MIG: co. sat iOso
PHILADELPHIA RAILWAY.
P. NJ. a A NJ. 4 I. ~ ~ "
STEAMBOATS,.
Fourth % sqse w % on Saturdays and Sundays only additional ~ r S N N + %
PEENseRovE
e'9 on spd $50 ~ % NJ 4S sTd SSo
onLeays Wilmington s5 and lioO Leave
LINES.
@ TO & Chester or ns nd French r. , street STATEN - minutes
CslsLsaves Front na houron
and half for 90 and leaving
city. s or insane-s r.. 49, ~
Market every Is
ry 20 minutes ssrns minutes ssi NJ, hour 70 Cars 40 & ,s SEss
Brandywne Square
hour as Tor IN
s.5s ~ - ' -
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LIST or PUBLIC SALES.

March 2-Sale of stock and farming
implement for John Wharry. a. Car
penter Station, Brandywine hundred.
o'clock. Stidham and Son, auction
GERS.
March Receivers sale Of real
estate at Court House for Ross and
Son, bankruptcy, c. L. ward receiver,
10 o'clock a. N. Stidham and Son,
auctioncers
March Sale of stock and farm
ing implements for j. r. McCahcr-
ty on the Lobdell farm, MinqUodale
Homo, I o'clock p. m. Stidham and
Son. auctionCers.
March Sale Of thc contents of
large home from over Washington
street bridge. will be sold at Std
ham and Son auction store, III Fast
Fourth street Nearly now goods,
rugs. brass beds. draperies. 1 o'clock
p. m. Stidham and Son. auctionoers.
March 10 Sale of real estate al
court house for the Equitable Guar
antcc and Trust Co.. 10 o'clock a. m
Stidham and Son, auctioncers.
March Sale of real estate at
court house for William r. Lyman
/ Twelve properties at IL o'clock a. m
( March 1l-Sale of stock and farm
{ ing implements tor J. l.. LambOrn and
Son. Wooddalo. Del, I O'Clock p. m
( Stidham and Son. auctioneers.
/ March l5-Salo of stock and farm
( ing implements for Chandler Mendin-
: hall. near Prices Corner. 1 O'Clock
p. m. Stidham and Son, auctioneers
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IF THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH 1.

Il this is yow birthday. you are for
tuuatc i'm having lupitcd as the govern
ing planet This prnct promotes a
happy. successful lite, gives energy,
strength and enduring powers aud its
influence s iclt m promoting change.
This birthdatc comes ia the Water
rriplicitv aud is in the last sign
"Pisces." which governs all birthdates
from February o TO March D.
This person has determined will, an
active. restless nature, is ardent in at
fcciion and will do well i'm business when
connected wish the advanced inventions
of transportation.
Many hnc artists and musicians come
under this sign.
Hotels and restaurant will hc able Ia
find good help il the Want Ads are used
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

Az ANTFU = FTNNIIITt " 'Nl
" kinds. household goods in large or
small LOTS havc $4,000 Co Invest in goods
lrt me know what sou have and win give
sod hr.l prices and thr cash at once Drop
pc.fai and ] win Doc on the job. Address
H. % Bos no. Wilmington. Dol mnri lm.
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PUBLIC SALE

20 HEAD HORSES
~ Auction sale at w n
KLAtR' $ BAIAAk. Wed
NJ :s .a'$ .s si:.! ;: $ .::: :::... .::
bnvcr 10 buy me the very best ! VIII nave
some of the best teams ever smpPeu' '"'.s
and look al some of the best mhi'a WI
shipped 90 Wilmington. This load peinh-' %
Kiair and every one viii be sold, same as
iast sale when nearly an were bought by
dealers 10 sell again Also. forty horses on
fof different parties. ltima 'a9"'
feb2a. 81 mari.2. Wilmington. Del.
- PUBLIC SALE-Thc un.
~ dcrsisncd win sen Mt
xJE4ssy public sale. on the Mmqua-
Q.sn.IN dale or Lobdel Farm near
THlE ESDAN, MARCH {, 1919,
AZ O'Clock. i NJ
the following personal property town.
Five head of work or driving horses,
head of milk COWS. some close 'prlh-,l
hcifcrs. chirkrns by tho pair pcering binder
Beeriur mower . plows. hand cnltiyators
weeder grain drill hay fork. com shelter
corn planter buggics iarm wagons W
press incubator sets llght harness. set
double carriage harness, iuil
sets heavy harness, collars brides ana
other articles used ON we'll equipped farm.
TERMS-An sums under 500 cash al
over that amount credit Of Sis months WI
be given by purchaser giving n"nS5n,s
note. with approved cndorscr Interest added
JOHN h. McCAllERIN.
feb573t. ELLIS HICKS. Clerk.
DUBLIC sALE-CoNTENTs or a HOME
OVER WASHINGTON SIisEEl
BRIDGE. INCLUDING FINE fIkN y !, r.
HANDSOME RUGS. BEDDING. tiiNA'
ETC. WILL. BE SOLD At SilpHAM *
SONS AUCTION STORE, 10 ~ +ASI
FOURTH STREET. FRIDAY, MNh'h o,
1913. AT / O'CLOCK p NJ.
Two heavy Brass Beds with Spring, and
Mattresses: one extra i-inch post brass
Bod. cost 500; Drcsscrs in mahogany, oak
and bird's.oyc maple; three pieces OF inns
mahogany. Dresser Princess Dresser ana
ghinonfcr: Leather Davenport span sh
Leather Couch reception room suit IN
leather. 3 pieces: silk plush parlor Suit, ~
hrary Table handsome Diuingroom suit
cost sf75. including Gu-inch Buffet, Iedes
tal Extension Table Crystal Glass Closet
.ix saddle scat Chairs Prince Beaver Cook
Stove Combination Bookcase and Desk
Green Cloth Card Table Rorkcrs. Pictures
six pairs Lace Curtains five pairs Wooden
Blankcts. Comforts Sheets. pillow Cases
0vo heavy Bcd Spreads set Of Dishes. int
nicrc.. glassware Bric-a- Brar Brass Cos
tuners Copper Chatting Dish and othcl
art clcs ...,.,..
Two Administer Rugs. gNl2; one Mhtoi
Rur. qNI2. two Brussels Rugs. lo-wirc
gxi2: also one 8.3x1O.G; one Wilton Rug
saN1O6: several small Rugs These rng
are in oriental aud floral designs 20 yar"
Z l.inolcum. one roll Mating.
The above goods are in the best Of con
diiion and must De sold az this sale Tor th
/ highest bid rs tho parties are leaving th
citv. and will sell everything regardless o
ro.t ar pricc. Goods can be seen the morn
1 inr Of sale We will deliver free and stor
I free goods bought at this sale.
\ STIDHAM g son.
mar1.9l Auciionccrs for Owners
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SAlESMFN WANrel..


- xpERiENcEn sAlEsNEN 10 CALL
II un country store trade Some ing
lrcr0fary sales backed hy strong publ city
rainpairn Iihcrai commission basis, with
drawing accuunt 90 .alohncn OF proven scli
ing ability Address with iull particulars
and references, King Remedy Co.. Rochester
N frh11 3d.
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II STATE or PAYNTER y. sHOCKLEY.
II DECEASED.
No,lcc is hereby gwen that Le'lers ,, OF va
Shocklcv. late Of Wilmington hundred de-
ccascd. wore duly granted unto Delaware
Trust Counauy. ON the 18th day of February.
a. ID. 1918. and all persons indebted 20 the
.aid deceased arr requested 10 make payment
20 the administrator without dc,av and an
persons having demands against the dc
ceased arc required TO cyhhit and present the
same dul, prohaicd. TO the said Adminstra-
tor on or before the 25th LAY of February.
A. ID 1916. or abide by the law in this
behalf
DELAWARE TRUST co.
Administrator.
address Delaware Trust Co.. Wilmington,
Del fcb26-cud-9t
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PRIVATE SALE.

.------I-l--------1-7I7I1l7F77
RTVATE SALE or FURNITURE
after ! p. NJ. No 6oi West Twentie'h
-troct mari 81.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE LEASES or THE CITY
~ rhaN properties az the foot Of ship,
irv street. 'ratnnll street King street ana
French street. for the term Of three years
from ile first Monday in March. 1915. viii
bc sold at public sale by the Public Build
ing. Committee of 'rhc Council 10 3
% clock this evening. in the Counc Cham
bcr nt tine CITY Hall The committee re-
.eirc. th. right tn withdraw any wharf or
40 reject amy and an bids in coniormiiy 9
win, the provisions of the law in that ro-
rard WILLIAM ~. COOK,
Chairman Public Building, Committee.
marl-it.
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HELP WANTED

NFrN AND WOMEN WANTED. 'GONEEN-
VI mcnt iobs sos fo $3.50 mouth Nr-e
fer 1855 nf positions now obtanuhlc Frank
lm Institute Dept ii-G, Rochester, n.
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LADIES' TAILOR

Al OERfS GROIf. FORMERLY 0i
MI Seventh and Washington streets, has
opened Ladies' Tailoring Estnhlishmcnt az
No SlT Orange street where ne will be
glad 90 receive call from persons desiring
strictly frst.class work u. & A. phone.
fa62.W feh2G cod nm
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HEIp MANTED-FEMALE

RTi1cF GiRL WfNfEb NEW YORK
mari it
az, NNrFnZM APPRENTICE.
w Ami, 10 Mrs Florence =. Anderson,
No 1902 rainall street mari IT,
WI ANTED-A YOU'VE WOMAN WHO rs
w steady and good worker for house
work No other need apply NO. oln west
street m"'l
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MONEY To IOAN.

M ONEY no LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
Nl Any amount a. lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MAO, Evening journal
Onice. nov23 m. w.s.tr
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

NOR SALE-f0i2 ELkltART AUTOMO-
I hiic good condition taris, i;giswaFo
city. Del fcblO cod I'm
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A TLAs POWDER COMPANY.
"A Wilmington. Delaware,

n Wilmington. Delaware,
February Goth, 1915.
The annual meeting of the stockholders ot
Atlas Powder Company will be held at the
principal Office of the Company Eleventh and
Market streets Wilmington, Delaware, on
Tuesday. the 10th day Of March. 1915. at l2
% clock noon. for tho election of directors
and for tho transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meet
ing
In accordance with the Laws Of the state
Of Delaware, no stock cam be voted ON at
amy election which has been transferred ON
the books of the company within twenty days
next preceding such election.
marf-it r.. B. COY, Secretary.
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SANITARY WORKERS


Al X. kELIER-SANITARY ODOk
w LESS EXCAVATING.
once, s. W Corner Fourth and West SITS
d. A. Phone. 511e. oct21..f.
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Help wANFEn-NALE

so SALESMAN. PRODUCER.
4 Nusmrs. not affected hy wur or money
markci Address M-2l. Evening Journal
oifcc
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NOTICE


NJ OrICE-AFTER THIS DATE ! WILL
~ Dc responsible for no bills contracted hy
my wife Samuel NJ. Smith, NO. 1919 West
Seventh St. mnri-3t
EFADAM LEO - KOMANY GYPSY
Lfl pamist az Shellpct Park, all winter.
Appointments day or night Tells past. pres
ent and future. just as you have gone ano
will go through life for 25c Also reads
colored peoples hands. Shollpot Park.
dec5lf
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For RENT

= OR RENT-NO. 2O2l DELAWARE
avenue. rooms. hot water heat, al
conNcnicnres; also country home az Nlay-
mont IL rooms, an conVcnicuccs, ~ acres.
Cali Holly Oak 6S.W feb 7-m.w,s ist.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01
ROOMS ZOE RENT

u, WO FURNISHED ROOMS roR RENT
So Ju1 French So ich-i ii
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REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE or ROBERT MCCULLOUGH
II DECEASED
Noiicc J., hereby gwen that Letters Of Ad-
minisfratiou upon tho estate uf Robert Nc
tullough late of Chrisiiana hundred. dc
ccnscd were duly granted unto Winona li.
Mctullonrh on the 10Th day Of February. IS.
u. 1915. and an persons indebted TO the said
deceased are requested TO make uaytncnt 10
the Administrators without delay ana ali per.
SONS having demands against the deceased arc
required to cNhibit and present tho same.
duly probated. 90 the said AdmirstratriN, on
or before the 10Th day OF Fchruury a. ID.
1916. or abide hy the law ia behalf.
WINONA u. MCCULLOUGH
Adminis iratriy.
Address Mrs. Robert Mccullough. Guycn-
court. Del. fcbsG-cnd-9t.
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CHIROPODISTS

s--~--s
Il LORA JOHNSON SrRADLEY. NO. COL
II Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
hanna Treats Corns. Bunons. Ingrown
Nails. Etc Evenings by appointment ID.
81 A. 2617. ian26-tf
IELiHABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
u Fowler a Hanna. Ltd Chiropody and
mancuring, hair dressing and massaging.
NO. 800 ADAMS ST ID. s. a. zoos Even.
ing by appointment maris-lyr.
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ny or SALE, CHEAP-NU. I SIZE NiO-
Il lin, nearly new. Phone. Diamond state
No. $3.50 ianil-tf.
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LOST AND FOUND
ROOEERS

AAT h. N1LLIAaIs co.
w No. s21 Orange ~. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Afr Heating and NentilatinE
MopAlring promptly done Phone. iAnIa.tf
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

II Eater wORK. ROOFING AND
III spouthg Johblng and Stove Repairing
JOHN r. SCHwEIZEE. No. 525 Wes, Front
street. Both phones. MARRIOTT,
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OLD COINS

OLD COINS WANTED 500 PAID FOR
" 1853 half dollar. no arrows; So for
1878 Half mint, 500 for s04 Dime, s.
mint Many valuable coins circulating.
send now ic. Get our coin circular May
mean largo profits TO you Numismatic Bank,
ncpt. 81. tt Worth, Texas. feb271t.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

.r1CE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping, reasonable no.
iits King street teb' h'
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For Sale

Fine residence. Twenty and
Monroe. : rooms, bath and all mod
ern improvements. Lot 25xS0. front
ard back pOrches This property is
nicely located and can be purchased
right if sold within sho time. An
opportunity. Full infOrila on, ad-
dress
J. J. PEIRCE { SON.
S13 ShipIcy Jtreet
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TDoOM FOR RENT, FURNISHED or uN
IL furnished. SO. s25 Adams Fircct
feb10 I'm.
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sITuATlON wANTED-MALB

I..t.
=, OIORFD MAN. ENPEklhNN Nhp'
L desires position as house man or 'ne"l
lcr so. sO2 Windsor street loo-f-''.
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PAPERHANGERS

OHN EEIBOLD, PAPER HANGER.
J NO. s23 MADISON ST Bell Phone
57lSL. ian12tf
ID APER HANGING - FIRST CLASS
i work lsador Strauss. $40. 6iJ West
Third street d. A. phone. JU2s W.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

<~rtt.tNAffNr rnsfTiONs ANH EASY
u in get Ny free booklet. X 500 icls
hrr FSaminatious boz this state soon. write
..a..se Ea-l tlerai ihs Aashiacioa
iHnt'im.
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.iAnNlLElkAlJE Sl!TS

fre-0-'
NJ AsQUERADE SUlTS-s. A. STAN
vi BERWICK. No. 929 Vandsver Ave-
nue. d. 4 A. Phone. 5000 mar1l-u.
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DiANO MOVING AND HAulING-ALL
L work done With special care. d. A..
phone. 2s74: Del. 1912. james stewart
Lowe No 500 Tatnall 81 ian9-W.
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FOR SALE.


OO- QUART PURE CALIFOkNlA
,)UC Wines - kei!s No. 500 East
Fourth street. ml2-u.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

oVrgVNrNr POSITIONS ARE EASY
c Ny rcc hookict y N.o6n 'oiih
~. ,yfit, TO-DAY NOW Earl horhins
AAa.niastan. ID. g. mar -m
Evening journal., 1915-03-01
TYPEWRITERS.

~ YPEWRIrERs RENTED - THREE
i months. $500. Rental applied on par
chase. Sold. $500 monthly. Iypewritera
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange, No. 9l5 Market street
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

xc0e sALE-ONE lOFOOT MARBLE
( top meat cutter and block. Apply kcr'
fliaw's. Fourth and Lombard streets
fcb27.f.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01
RuSINESS NOTICE.

TF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
l call up Isaac Gibbs. No saa French 80.
u & A. phone No 2aos and be will call
for them None bought at store. ianetf.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

xRr ANrED HOUSE, TO 10 Rooms
w Modern convcnicncos. located Dc.
tween Sixth and Tenth and Adams and
HarriSon streets, State particulars and low
cst ansn iiico Address W-a2, Evening Jour
r.I ocice fcb27 81.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

a4I lNIfD = lUKNlIUNE, NUuo w.
w pets. ciothing whole houaehoi@ boukht
i0f casn. Largest and cheapest lug mer
chant Ia Dclnqgaro Save money aud buy
IRON me Ready. mixed Fire Clay sold
CHARLES s.. HuRLOCk.
t.a...-4h ana rrainr
Evening journal., 1915-03-01
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER.

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AZ S. MATtHEl"l fUBLlC STE
w nographcr. Nos. 1870 Ford buha'
ing. leno LuL-
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

PUBLIC SALE-Thc un-
dcrsigncd VIII scll ut
public sale. on The Mmqua-
dale or Lobdcli Farm. near
Farnhurst. Delaware, on
" MARCH 1913.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01

DOR ALE THREE STORY BRICK
u dwelling. located at 707 Poplar street,
10 rooms and bath. in exrelieut condition.
modern VIII sell reasonable Apply AZ
a24 NORTH CLAYTON STREET. OF phons
Sooi ID. A. jan6eod-2 -2mos.
Evening journal., 1915-03-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


II OR SALE. CHEAP-HAT.F MILE
II north of 0Nford. Pa. one acre. room
ncuse. barn and outbuidings, plenty Of
fruit; on macadamized pike Apply 10 No.
6i3 King 81. Butter store. febs- -eod.1m.