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Evening journal., 1915-02-12
nRIFcrFn mo- cAMprR

When john Winter was anaigned in
the City Court this morning on the
charge OF vagrncy, 81 WAS stated that
ne had been "oaupinp 0utn In the
northwest section of Wilmington foi
some days past and since the house.
holders in that section had missed mills
and bread fom their .toops. Winter
only recently served short sentence
ut the New Castle County Workhous,
and Judge Churchman said he wout
commit him 90 Chat institution for ten
days
Evening journal., 1915-02-12

Get into the habit Of reading the
Wants every day and YOU viii soon see
that IL is to your advantage 10 follow
the great crowd of Want Ad readers and
users. for by the Want Ad method, is
success most quickly obtained.-Adv.
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MRs d A LonGF nm

Mrs Epuna Adelaide ledge widow ct
W. iodee. and mother oi George
lodge the ucll-knovn attorney Of this
rity died ut hei home at ClaVmnnt,
Yesterday Size !, also survived by one
daughter Mrs A. Annie Parish who
lived Nita Aer Funeral services viii he
held at her l7te home tomorrow after
noon. nitl private utcrmcnt
Evening journal., 1915-02-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

N, ANrED-AI ONCE COMPETENT
Nv Whiic nurse ior siN-months-oid baby.
lttlercnccs required. Mrs. r. bayta.
Nc Hed Oak kund iehl--2i.
~ ApABLF WOMAN no REPRESENT
- one of fho most cfcssful mauuluctuf-
Ire ro;apanics in fhe luiied Sintes. Has
itrro.i aIcmcHfs "a success and pormaueucy
Itusualy pleasant 4nd pruhtlle Ar or
Mrs. Brown Cal oT address after = M.
no. 800 King street. fehl2-at
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REcOvTRs FROM RIVER PLUNGE

.iamc, Goslec. the harrington man
who was dragged along the track and
'hcn Immersed m ihe Christana river
while irving Co. aiigai from a r.. b. a
W. Ru'road freight train n Wedncs.
day nishf Is rapidly recovering at Della.
Narn u .uiinl
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

nOMEcIIC AND GENERAL HE'LL lDn'
, nished on short notice. lahorers spo
cIaity. Delaware Employment Buroau, ". W.
Corner Sixth and rntnall streets, Wilmington
Del Phone 5O31. Hours A. VI 90
J. IT. seh1-im.
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'SlLESMEN WANTED.

A n INJSUAL OPENING FON 4 sALEs,
"A man with weu-bnown concern. Big
oay to right party. Address Box W-22,
Evening journal OAcc feble-2t.
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BTYs WlRyIlND FADW.

The 56-acle farm OF Frank D. VIII
liams. near Fair Hill has been hougat
by Annie Il. Richardson of Whining
ton. for $1,000
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HELP WANTED


n, AOlSANDS GOVERNMENT JOBS
I open 20 men snd women 500 Co $40
'nonth. Write ior list Franklin Institute.
3ept ti-D. Rochester N y. ian29 TO mar'.
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20 head Of an kinds. from the country.
Wagon and harness of an kinds. New har-
ness from $40 90 500. Secondhand harness
at any price over 81 900 worth Of harness
Oh hand 90 select from. Two carloads
wagons ON third floor. Sale every Saturday.
Nutice-Ncxt sale OF high-class horses on
February Il.
WM. II. KLAlR'S BAZAAR.
feb1O,12 Wilmington, Del
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

~ OUNrRY GIRL DESIRES POSITION AT
general houseworli, waitress or chamber
maid. Ga refined family. Best Of references.
Address W-21, Evening Journal Ohcc.
fcbI1-St
" DUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE,
i desires pos ton as bookkecpcr clerk on
general Office work. Best Of reference. Au
dress W23. Evening journal Office.
fcb12.3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE

v1rpF rffrEEs WAN1HD--rWO MEN
fur hot water heating job. Apply be-
fnfecn b nnd 40 clock at No. ~ Market
N,reet febf2-it.
- oNERN8IENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 10 get My free booklet. II 0d1 tells
todqv--NOW Earl Hopkins. Washington.
D. c. ian2-2m.
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AGHNTs WANTEp.


A GENTS OUT or s JOB OR AS SIDE
a line. selling owl sclfshining Stove Pol
ism on commission Zoe brings sample. Ap-
ply By letter 60 w. W. Miller NO. 036 W..
Seventh ST. Chester Pa. iebll-8t
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Il OR SALE-HORsE. BUGGY. TWO
robes. Apply TO Mrs. Hendrck near
hockland Phone. 2558-D. feb1l-l2t
Evening journal., 1915-02-12

SO HEAD HORSES
real. real. real Auction at
VIM. II. klairs Bazaar.
Wednesday. February IL.
at 1890 O'Clock. 2s head
of express horses from Mis-
souri,, bought by one Of the
best iudreA in Missouri.
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L OR SALE. CHEAP-NU. I SIZE VIO.
= i'm nearly new. Phone. Diamond State.
No. $3.50. Iani1-tf
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IS HEAD OF HORSES AT
WM. II. KLAIR'S BA-
ZAAR, SATURDAY, FEB.
i3. 20 head Of all kinds,
from Philadelphia; 90
head Of all kinds, from
Pennsylvania; 20 head Of
an kinds. from the city;
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ROOMS WANTED.

4 ADY or REFINEMENT WISHES
IL wcil.heutcd room. Housekeeping priv
. .es west or southwest side. References oA.
,hnntod. Address W-2ii Evening Journal
Oh.co. foht2.1t.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

TT YOU HAvE CLOTHES TO SELL.
| roll HARRIET r.. FIsHER. No. $50 Pop.
lar ST Phone i727n. octlc-Vod-ti
TT YOU WANT 70 SELL. YOUR CLOTHES
= call up Isaac Gibbs No 83s French 81.
ID. s. s. 'rhono. No. 2995 and he viii call
for Them None hought at store. iane-N
ID tANO MOVING AND nAJIINC-ALL
work done With special care. ID. & A..
phone. 237t; Del. 1912. James Stewart
owe. 30. 1909 rstnall ST. iangtf
Ii EATER WORK. ROOFING AND
III spoutirg. Iobblng and Stove Repairing
John T.. SCHWElLEE. 40. 525 West Front
street. Both phones. usrsO-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOX REM

NOR RENT-DWEIIING No 1907 ROD,
u ney street, rooms and bath Rent.
$50. Apply G. G.. Lcbell. No 1907 Rodney
street feb2-tf
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CHIROPODISTS

IL LORA JOHNSON SfRADLEY. NO. COZ
u Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrown
Naiis, Etc. Evenings b. appointment ID.
s A., 2ol4 ian2G-f
II LIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
II Fowler s. Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massag.ng.
NO, 300 ADAMS ST ID. & A.. zoos. Eveh.
ing by appointment. ma-i6.iyr.
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u ECEIVER' S SALE OF UNCOLLECTED
IL BOOK ACCOUNTS.
BY virtue Of an order of the Chancellor
OF the State Of Delaware, will be exposed to
sale az public vendue, on Saturday, February
IS, 1915. at the County Court House. in the
city OF Wilmington, Delaware at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ the uncollected book accounts Of b.
Ross and Son, Inc
TERMS OF SALE. CASH
Return OF sale 90 be made to the Chan
cellor on Monday. the 18th day Of February.
a. ID. 1915.
For further information. address
EDMUND S. HELLINGS. Receiver.
30 Equitable Building.
Or q. I. Ward and r. ii. Richards. Soi.ei.
tors for Receiver
Wilmington, Delaware. January %. 1915.
fob11,12.
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TYPEWRITERS.
ROOFERS

--s@S-.~ee--------
M +. NILLIAMs CO.
w No. s21 Orange ST. Roofing. Spout
ms and Heating Metal and composition
roofing Hot ar Heating and Veutilatink.
Repairing promptly lone. Phone ian16.tf.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

~ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping reasonable 70.
AIS King street. ieD'-u
II 1RNIshfD ROOMS ron LIGHT
It housekeeping No. POI East Fifth
rect jane I'm.
ID DOM FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN.
II furnished SO, s20 Adams street
febIo.1m
DOR PENT-DEsfRABLE SECOND
II story frort room. Good location. All
clnveniences. Gentlemen preferred. no. 7ns
Aoams street, ianlo'u.
Il OK RENr-FUREIsHED ROOMS EoR
II Two gentlemen or light housekeeping; use
~ gha aud bath. Apply Mrs. n. Biedel. No
eoO Madison street ians'W
DLEAsANT ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
IN prir0to family. Reasonable tlrms
so. 1910 WEST sr y. A. phone a2o8L
scptlf-tf
II or RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
II roomi all convenienccs opposite
daPuri Building Apply No. o25 shlp.ey
street. ian26-lm
II OR RENT-ROOMs. FURNISHED OR
uniumished. Tor light housekeeping
Apply No. ,0l Orange st feb8.eod.im
IL lkNlSHEn ROOMS. BATH AND
II phone. NO. oo5 sHIPLEY STREET.
aprl eOdtf
-----------------
WANTED.
II AN FUhS BOUGHT HIGHEST
IL prices paid for mink skunk and
rccoon. Charles s. Hurlock Seventh and
Ponlar streets. feb5-tf
w ANTED-i.ooo CARPETS TO CLEAN,
" storage rooms fer rent $50 and
e-'uV por month. Both phones GEO p
LANG CO., 1905 Orange st. febe4tt
w ANrED-OLD TIME FURNITURE
w even In broken condition. Historical
snina old iewelry. old pal. lings. LEVIN
~ w. Cor. Ninth and TatHal d. & A.
-loue, o2oe-W ieb5-eod-f
w ANrED -- wArCa and JEWEIRY
w repairing. Also eye htting store
open evenings until o'clock Saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock Original Thomas
5ewelry Store NO. 400 Market utreet.
w ANrED - FURNITURE, RUuH. CAR.
W pets clothing; whole houschol = bought
iv' casn. Largest and cheapest ug mer
rhaAt in Delaware. Save money Gnd bug
from me Roady. mixed Fire Clay sold
CHARLES S. HuRLOCE,
iuiys-th seveath sna Poplar streets.
VA ANrED - FURNITURE OF ALL
w kinds; household goods IN large or
small lots have $1,000 90 invest In goods.
Let me know what you have and I will give
you hest prices and The cash at once Drop
postal and ! win te on the job Address
p. o. Box 40. Wilmington. Del febi.lm.
Evening journal., 1915-02-12

L'OR RENT-NO. los ". TWENTY
Il seventh street. seven rooms and bath.
Apply Reese Bros No. 412 King Street
feb3-m. film.
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L. OR SALE-CHUNK MOOD. $3.50 PER
4 load Phone HOLLY OAK GID.
ian27-1mo.
Evening journal., 1915-02-12

right of the farms where they were raised
from 900 TO 1,7OO pounds Some good, big
draft teams. Some good farm teams Some
of the best mares ] ever shipped. Some very
nice business horses. have ordered my
buyer to buy the very best. Everyone IN this
load will be sold for the high dollar Come
and ] will show you a real auction sale 50
head OF horses on commission. Gentlemen,
you know how ! sell them-ii not as repre-
scented. bring them back and get your money
back Come with the cash. Now note here;
Anyone looking for good horse don't miss
this sale. as everyone viii be sold same as the
last load Some made money and some LOST
every one Will be sold at this sale. Two car
loads OF wagons ON third hoor
VIM. H. KLAIR'S BAZAAR.
Eighth and Tatnall Sts
febIO,12.13.16. Wilmington, Del.
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~ OR sALE--lO12 ELKHART AUTOMO.
4 bile good condition. Faris, Delaware
& ifv Del feb1O-eod In.
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THE EVENING JOURNAL. FRIDAY FEBRUARY I2. 1915
FOR SALE.


OOc QUART -- PURE CALIFORNIA
.)UO Wines - Keils. 10. 300 East
Fourth street. m12-tf.
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RECEIVEK'S SALE

ID ECEIvER's SALE OF UNCOLLECrED
IL BOOK ACCOUNTS
BY virtue Of an order of the Chancellor
Of the state OF Delaware will be exposed TO
sale at public vendue. Saturday, February
10. 1915, ut the County Court House. I'm .hc
city OF Wilmington, Delaware at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the uncoliected book accounts OF j. r.
Richardson Company.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH
Return Of sale to be made TO the. Chan.
celor Monday, the 18th day Of February.
A. ID. 1915.
For further informat on. address
EDMUND S. HELLINGS. Receiver
$40 Equitable Building
Or @. T. Ward, Solicitor for Receiver
Wilmington, Delaware January -. 1915.
feb11,12.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

- ACRlFlCE So CASH, 50 MONTHLY
= buys 10 lots on Long Island. full price.
600 lonly So eaeh) free interest and taxes.
van; l95 William street. New York City.
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER.


AZ S. MATCHETT PUBLIC STE
nographor Nos. 7f5-7l9 Ford Build
g. lebs-1m.
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II OR sALE-N no. j WORK BENCH
Il and counter. so. 9i5 Market street.
febI2-2t.
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SANITARY WORKERS


NJ X. KELTER-SANTTARY ODOR
w LESS EXCAVATING.
Jmce, s. ". Corner Fourth and West SITS
A. Phone. 5t1s oct2I II.
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Kershaw * w hitten
FINEST LINE or
Wall Papers and Cretonues

s. Vs. COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS
D. s. a. Phone. a29. Wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished Lowest Prices.
sugl2-t
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NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping reasonable No..
8 t15 King street. iob5-tf.
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FOR SALE OR RENT


z OR SALE OR RENT-DWELLING. no.
lll2 West Fifth street; eight rooms and
bath; heater, front and back porches Dri-
vate alley electric gus lighting, good as new;
a uargain feb3-cod-1n.
Evening journal., 1915-02-12

.nLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE,
~ splendid location for delicatessen bus
ness along with grocery. Good reasons Tor
selling Address $40 Evening Journal
Office. feb9-u-
Evening journal., 1915-02-12
MANICURING AND
SCALP TREATMENT.

~~,->---->~--~--0---->~~~~-~~-
~ scalp treatment, massaging. Special
shampoo.ng, 35c. No. 0O4 Market street
second hoor. d. 6 A., 6595W. feb5-1m
Evening journal., 1915-02-12
.,iASuUERADE SUITS
PUBLIC SALE

HAVING SOLD MY FARM
- 77ZSg1 one mile south of Centre
LIAM ville Del. public sale,
M Tuesday, February 20. 21
- tss<e head of Cattle and all my
farm implements
Terms cash. AQUILO ID JACKSON.
WM LANk, Auctioneer.
WM H. KLAlR, Auctioleer.
feb1O12, ,13,16,1s.
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PAPEREANGERS

=
4 DIN l:EYBOLD. PAPER HANGER.
- 40. s23 MADISON ST. Bell Phone
b1lSI4 ian12-tf
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Stocks and Bonds.

EEW YORK, Dec. 3I.--With the
close Of today's stagnant market end
ed the Gullest year on the stock ex-
change since 1873. Total sales OF
stocks for the year approximated 49,
100000 shares, as compared with
more than 83,0OO.000 In 1913. Bond
transactions aggregated about $462.-
100000 against a total of about $685.
100000 in 1918.
Today's session was slightly more
active than that OF yesterday. The
movement was almost featureless,
however, apart from its fairly firm
undertone in leading stocks and re-
current weakness in the Gould group,
Missouri Pacific falling to the lowest
price in Its history. with sympathetic
weakness In allied issues.
The short interest in the market
was induced to cover more 0f It's out
standing commitments and selling
pressure relaxed, except in the iGolat-
ed instances already mentioned There
was an echo OF the almost forgotten
Clafin failure in the sale of several
lots OK United Dry Goods preferred
around So against its July quotation
OF SO.
Money was in greater supply than
Is usual at the years end. Loan5 On
collateral composed entirely OF iudns-
trials were made at per cent. for
four to six months, and where the Sc
curity was O fhigher grade this rate
was shaded. Call money was far In
excess Of all requirements.
Foreign news reflected Increased
confidence. ifH.f
The bond market was irregular be.
cause OF the weakness In low priced
Issues. Total sales. par value. were
$1.i11,0o0.
United States government register.
cd 4's gained ga per cent. on call.
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Bradstreet's Report
NEW YORK. Dec. 3I.-Bradstreet,

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Inventory taking is the rule, and
therefore movements In the more I'm
portant Industrial and commercial
channels are slow but the most eig-
nihcant fact Is that practically ell
lines and section, save the South. look
for improvement after january /,
gradual perhaps at first, but expand.
ing as the season for spring buying
progresses. Distrihution now is main
~ from retail purveyors. by whom
sacrifice sales are being pushed, with
negatively favorable results at most
centers, the range being from poor in
the South to active in the West, where
the full force of remunerative. prices
Tor wheatl are exhibited. It is iiotes
worthy that Hep6fts from somet points
Indicate that Christmas trade was bet
ter than 'anticipatad '56ts fd general
such5 refur1s. especially from .ifldusj
trial fcenters. disclose that buying was
limited In consonanco with lack of
steady. employment.
!. Wheat exports for the Week e were
Il ,400.S82 bIphels. against. 4, s ,8D1 ,4l2
bushels last year. s.s
Business failures g Ia {. the United
States for the week. five days, were
5li, compared with S65 last year; in
Canada SO, compared with +, do last
year. a5.;,ii s q
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Chicago Grain

/; CHICAGO, Dec. 3i.--Big estimates
on sales OF wheat to Europe In the
last "a hours changed the market to- /;
day from feebieness to sirength An !.
q result the close. although unsettled,
was 3L8 to- 1 1-S above Is; last right
Other leading staples. too, all .howeds
. net gain, corn IA to t5s8,i E cats Il
8-8 to / 1-8 and provisions z >1-2 to 15!l.
= Grain and provisions ciosing s
W1leatf Z, /. iil, si f s. ,!;l.; n
Kay. ;. .S1. % 6.8 !
July s.i,i.:. z. ..i.i' 1:18 Ss4l
EO0rEs Il,
May 80: q +. 73 3.s
July -. t.;.3i, -. "a IL.
3 aOatss Ks tsssS$
pecember ~. ...s...;. =. 40 3.l 4
1easy .'.'s..: ..:.t Il. .a5s ~ Do S- Z
Cash grain; Wheat. No. Q red; 1::26s,
t-4@127 3-4; No. 2 hard, s1.ce 1-4Dy
1877 "a. ~ stl
Corn. NO. 9 yellow, 6801-2. 5is .SI
!. Oats, standard, 50 lt2Gp3-4. &:
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+. Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 81. 31.-Cotton. spot.
quiet; prices easier; American MIDI
ding fair .5.47: good rniddl!ng 4.82;
middling ASS; law middling Ali;
saIea 5000 bales, @ including $500 500;
American and 500 for speculation and
export. Receipts 1900 bales, ali
American. ;S B; w, IS Y.s Is
Futures closed staady. May-June
ABA 1-2; July-AuguBts 4.41 ~ October
November 4.52 1-2s January- February
4.68. ta.atss ta,assi.i .ss.i s
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IT'S SETTLED

you no longer have to wait or send
away for your glasses. havo one of
the most complete Grinding Plants In
the South and every convenience to
turn out your work promptly. You
can't realize what I have In ma
chinery unless you visit my place.
can duplicate your lens-don't care
who made It or IL you break It all to
pieces don't worry come here.
can refract the most difficult; case Of
eye trouble and write the prescription,
grind your glasses and guarantee the,
very acme Of precision. have a rec!
ord am Justly proud of and am
keeping pace with the co.: .1dence the
people OF my town have 4 MS. This
ts what qctuated me- in the purchase
of the Plant. and ifs you could. inBt
see the number OF people In Anderson
now wearing glasses ground in An-
derson, ycE would &c convinced that
Campbell is In town and on tho lob.
All ask is: try me with your next,
Job. ! also have the best equipped
Optical Oflce for, making examina.
lions in South Carolina. My prices,
are consistent with flrRt-class work,
ranging from $500 to IS. 90 up for d
complete Job. Repair anything in the
Optical line. duplicate your lenses
from 76c up. owing to how It is. to be-
made. Begin the new year right. by
having me do your Optical work. II
anyone tells you that [ don't grind
good glesseH I'm Anderson, Twill givo
you $25:00 for proof Of statement. !
When you have trouble with yonr eyes
Or glasses, think OF me- am the sure
remedy. AlRo remember the place.
No. 1t2 w. %Whitner st., Ground
Floor. Telephone Connection. s: q;
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cotton Seed Oil /.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i;.-A more ac-
tive trade and q stronger tone were
featnsas In the Gotten seed oil mar
ket today Crude was firmer. COM
mission houses fair buyers ami q bet
ter demand for compound dswas report
ed. The market will not reopen until
Monday. Sales $500 barrels. = ,
The market CLOSED ate3dy. Spot
;s5.83@8.6o: january $6.s6G $50: Feb
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New: {: [. Orleans; alI,,s; I Cotton !. y

NEW ORLEANS: Hec. 3l.-Aftef d
s-pont decline iifi the early trailing
f0daytth cotton market stiffened Snd
Advanced 3 points net On the most
Astfvs mont The cloa6 was stssa
net ger. Of a to q 2speints. Tie market
did. letter on u moderate amount at
ffebh. Tong buying, stin11iatsd by the
large exports from Galveston and re.,
ports that sAmertc can II textile ssnills
we're booking 1arge orders from cor.
sigh Eovernnfe ents. s. Il
The Esek, export Increment was
hardly up ITO expects ttons 6f The long
SIDE. Siearanees up 10 tonight sronl
att Dorts Ginoli,t ted to 3 I4z. .ss2 bales,
making ehibine eS Sts thus TAR this sea-
;Scp t,6aa bales Bears cchsidars
sa tint total iS III Okla CS / .667 .S33
;baIeH we're litilAypx A5le but bulls 5c1fI-
tsnde That they tnd Gatad d cnfit titi.
laea s1lsaS h efnent stD foreign caafSI
HustEN ytV1IuB
& 7s2a Afarofi Z. 7.55; May s7.75ti
JnIS TBS Octpb "a.
81 spnss ,stsad !. salass: sl5 bales; So
afEit1 aaals 3
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/.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.--Cottoa goods
market closed steady and Quiet today.
Yarns were stendyf but dull Tussaii
raw silks advanced. Wool { markets
were feverish and prices ruled abnor--
maliy high. ;s a \,
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The Garnet
is HER
Birthstone

If SHE was born in January
give her a ring, layalier, or some
other pretty piece of jewelry con-
tanning a pretty garnet, to typify
her birth-month; She'll appre-
ciate it.
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NeWjsFrorlSe1le

On TueHday night the young men Of
the town rendered smoker to Mr.. T.
B. Jones, whose marriage to Miss Car
Py Hunter is announced for January
the 18th. For q number of years Mr..
Jones was O resident OK Seneca, hav-
Ing charge Of the Seneca Oil MILL The
smoker was given at the Oconee Inn,
and waa pronounced one Of the most
elaborate affair ever pulled Off
there. Oratory fs said to have flown
as freely as other things. Fitting and
elegant responses were made by Drs
J. 8. Stribling and e. c. Bryan and
and Frank Hawkins. The grocia was
called upon, bnt he pleaded that he
was 'too full for utterances." and was
excused. Mr., J.. e. Hopkins acted as
toaatmester.
Miss Sue Gignilliat entertained her
Sunday school class in the elegant
Gignilliat home on First South street
Tuesday night.
On Wednesday night the young men
gave q dance to the college girls and
visitors at the Stribling Hall. Some Of
the out-of-town guests were: Misses
Frederick Cullum. Maggie Anderson,
Miss Allen OF Easley; Misses Lyde
Thornton. Winnie Johnson and Har-
riet Lewis OF Clemson; Miss Florida
Harris of Anderson; Messrs. J. j. Sit
ton, e. g. Evans. Jr.. John F. Trescot,
B. F. Southit, II. E. Sloan, Jr., of PEN
idieton; A. H. Sloan. C. C. High, OF
Clemson College. Mesars, G. W. Webb,
JF.. and 8. r.. Trobridge, OF Ander-
3on furnished the music.
On Thursday night the young men
Will entertain the young ladies' and
visitors at dinner at the Oconee Inn.
And Miss Mae Hamilton will entertain
IL honor of Miss, Hunter.
People Coming and Going.
Albert Norman visited relatives in
Walhalla the first OF the week.
s.s. Davis Morgan vent to Contra,
on business Wednesday.
Mrs! Jas. Myers OF Greer is visiting
the family OF Mr.. John Myers.
Rev. Charley Holland, of Walter
bogo. is spending a few days with his
week.
Rev. G. M Wilcox and family have
returned to 3eir home In Walhalia
Gfter spendit3 few days with Mrs.
Wilcox. mother. Mrs. Sarah C0e, of
MIR. Clarence Norman returned
Thursday to Columbia to resume his
studies In the Lutheran Theological
school. ;s' 80 F
DE-. q. C. Boyle was business visit
or in Greenviile a few hours Wednes-
Mrs: y. 3. :slttont spent few hours
IN Calhoun Wednesday;. visiting rela-
Rev. 1. E. waliaac,si,' attended the cali.
ed meeting OF Piedmont Prcsbytery.
at Liberty Wednesday at which time
TWO young men. Mr.. Marion Boggs,
tof Liberty and Pauls Hoggs of' pickenn
Wers received Under The cares 81 tha
lfstry.- $ 4 " i u =, f''s. - - i
Mrs. Mamie Waae willaretbrn SAT-.
nrday to-. her. w6fqtH in 'Ghe q sESi isd
schools Of Buffalo, 8. C.3 after SPEND.
Ing the holidays at her f5me riere.9 -
Miss Norma Moore fs The guest !: Of
nera cnusin. Miss Elaaor Norman al
ssshe Qcenee Eass. i1oA teis.;5,,.l..!set =:
Mr..S. N. Hughee OF Richland was a
business visitor in Seneca Monday. !
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