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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10

Two-base hits: Barry. Speaker. Three
base HIT: Hooper. Stolen bases: Walsh,
Barry. Henriksen. Double play: Shore
Off knowlson. O: off Shore, .. Struck
out; BY Shore, s. Umpires; O'LougSlin
and Hildebrand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10

T'Wo-bnse hits; q. Burns tD, L1lderuh,
r. Burns Cravath. Stolen hases Thorpe.
Bases en- balls: Off Alexander, 2. Hits:
off Benton. 6 In seven Innings; Off Schupp.
3 IN one inning. Struck out: BY Benton,
3: by Alexander, g. Umpires: Mgler and
Orth. Score. second game;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10

GlenwOOd Defeats PlsttsmOuth.
GLENWoOD Ia, Sept. 9.-(Special.)-
In the ball tournament OF the second Gay,
in progress here. the morning game be-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10

one mile dash, purse t2oO: voltrome
first; Shine D, second; Prince OF Castle.
first; Opilla, second: Catherine Mac
third; Wedgewood Dick. fourth Governor
Wilson, fifth. Time, 0:50h
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10

sBatted for WambsgRnss In eighth.
ss Rs n. toT 20 oNsill n sigFhth. -,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10

Dated for Snodgrasg IN ninth.
Slated for whaling In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10
NEW YORK.


DATED for Harper in seventh.
eBatted for DonnVan On elnhih
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-10

,Bafted for Dale in eighth.
sHafted for Hugglne IN eighth.
,Hafted for Sallee IN eighth
Grated for Robinson IN fourteenth.
IRAN for Snyder Ia eighth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-15
Don't Stay
Gray

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il far superior to any mixture that con-
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There 10 no danger OF an itching or
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sulphur. zinc. aniline. coal tar pro-
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any shade desired from a. light brown
to a black. Just q moments "touching
up" once q month and no one can ever
No rubbing. or washing off-no fading
Prepared in two shades-one to pro-
ducc golden or medium brown, the
other. dark brown or black. Two sizes
81 cents and Sl.OO.
We will send absolutely free. for
:hSrt time 9en. can,y ss;mp!e bottle Of
name and address accompanied BY 10
samples e dealers. This oler 10 made
for you to try "Brownatone" Hair Stain,
and md for yourself Just how superior Il
IS to all 90 called dyes" combs, etc. The
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Cov1ngton. Ky.
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond
by Thistlethwaite Drug Stores, Con
key Drug Co., 9th and Main Sts.. and
other leading dealers.
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Mary Williams and Frances Harvey;
Messrs Herschell Jay, Iva Moore, Noel
Bundy, Claude Williams, Howard Har-
ris. Earl Oler, Clifford Oler, Mrs.
Elizabeth Haisley, Messrs. and Mes
danes Glen Oler, Ernest Harris and
little Miss Helen Oler.
Mrs o. F. Ward and Miss Georgetta
McWhinney were hotesses Wednesday
afternoon for meeting of the Won.
ans Home Missionary society of Grace
M. e. church at the church. Mrs.
Mary Price gave the devotional. Ar
ticles from the study book, I'm Red
Mans Land" were given by Mrs.
Lamb, Mrs. Mary Compton read an
article from the Leaflet. After the
program social hour followed and
refreshments were served.
In honor of Miss Gwendolyn Foulke,
Mr.. Maurice Brown and Miss Taylor
of Chicago, members or the Trojan
Women" company, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Comstock gave an informal dance last
evening at their home in Reeveston.
The Ladies' Bible class of the Third
NJ. E. church will give an ice cream
social Friday evening at the school
house on Ridge street. The public is
invited.
Mrs. Wilson Magaw was given the
favor Wednesday when members of a
card club were entertained all day by
Mrs. Thamas MsKaufman at her home
in the Pelham. At noon luncheon was
served. In the center of the table
was a pretty basket filled with pink
roses and ferns. The guests of the
club were Mesdames Heun, Wilbur
Hibberd and Rudolph G. Leeds. Mem
bers present were Mesdames Harry
Lontz, Julian Gates, Walter Engle, w.
II. Poundstone, Wilson Magaw, Misses
Marie Campbell and Margaret Sedg
wick. This was the last meeting of
the season.
The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions of the Central Christian
church met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mae Coffman. Mrs.
Essenmacher who has just returned
from Denver was present and led the
devotional exercises. Mrs. Rhoda Nc
Lellan read paper on Service To
Help Those Who Serve" A mission
airy letter written by Emory Ross, a
missionary in Liberia, was read. Mrs.
Mary Roland told of her visit to the
College of Missions at indianapolis.
Mrs Katherine Mercer conducted the
missionary quiz. After the program
there was social hour and refresh
ments.
The Misses Mary Norman and
Margaret Kelley have returned from
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pleasant visit with Miss Jessie
Cronin. North Ninth street.

a pleasant visit with Miss Jessie
Cronin, North Ninth street.
A tea will be given Wednesday
afternoon. April 2s, at the public
library by the members Of the Art
Study class. Persons not members Of
the class will be privileged to attend.
President and Mrs Robert Kelly
will entertain the members Of the
Mission Study class and their girl
friends to supper Friday evening at
their home on College avenue.
Mrs. Harry Besselman was named
a delegate by the Maccabees to the
state convention which was held in
Indianapolis today and continues over
Friday. =
The aid society Of the First Meth
odist church, met yesterday afternoon
in the Lincoln Bible class room. Rev.
Hartman gave report of the recent
conference.
Mr.. Howard Ashley will leave Sun
for the Starr Piano company, and Miss
Dorothy t1nve were married at Fort
Wayne Monday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Householder will reside in Con-
nersville where Mr.. Householder has
charge of the sales department at that
place.
The Friends Foreign Missionary So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. BENJAMIN Johnson on
North Eleventh street The attend
ance' was large. Mrs. Allen D. Hole
had charge of the program. She took
for her talk chapter from the study
book. "The Child in the Midst" en-
titled. "hTe Child at Play" After the
program a social hour followed and
refreshments we're served.
The following teachers were pleas
antly entertained by Miss Lorena Will
liams at her home on South Fifth
street, Miss Ellis, Miss Falck, Miss
Locke, Miss Airline Barlow and Miss
Martha Boyd. Music was a feature
of the evening. Refreshments were
served.
Members of an afternoon card club
were entertained Wednesday by Mrs.
Walter Dalbey at her home on South
Twelfth street. Mesdames James Bark
dell, Charles Igelman and Edward War
fel were guests. After the game Mrs.
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Social Calendar

Minstrel show OF the Elks lodge
at the Gennett theatre.
A card party at 2:30 o'clock in
Eagles hall.
Mrs. Nohr meets her misses
class in dancing in the Pythian
Temple.
Silver Tea at the First Presby-
terrain church by the Aid society.
Mrs. P. w. Smith entertains the
Hilltop Sewing circle.
Woman's Auxiliary of the Sons
of Veterans.
The Mary Hill w. C. T. U. meets
with Mrs. John Wicket, 806 North
Twelfth street.
President and Mrs. Robert L.
Kelly entertain.
Ice cream social at School on
Ridge street given by Bible class
of Third M. E. church.
Picnic supper at First NJ. e.
church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-15

Igelman sang several pretty numbers.
Lucheon was served
The Brotherhood OF the First NJ. e.
church will give an indoor picnic and
reception in honor Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Hartman. Friday evening at the church.
All members Of the congregation are
invited to come and bring well-fllled
baskets. Supper will be served at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. Roderick Scott of -Vincennes
Is the guest Of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Kelly. at their home
on College avenue.
Mrs. Oakley Polk has returned to
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Ter home in New Castle after visit
with Mrs. Eleanora Shute Of North
Fourteenth street.
Messrs. Chauncey Edserton. Julian
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Science association win be held soon
to arrange for the annual banquet.
Plans are also being made for public
reception to be held 1t the Day Nurs-
cry within the near future.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-15

Dunbar. Gerald Fitzgibbons and James
Medlin motored to Connersville last
evening to attend Q dance.
A board meeting Of the Domestic
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Mrs. Oakley Polk has returned to
Evening journal., 1915-02-08
Information for Travellers
and rOey' from wilmng;On.
Trains Marked - Expresses.
prIII A nrIpIIIa RAITLMoRB WAsHINGToN III h

To Phnaddpan a. Mel5. 80. 4lo.s 90 sso 90
sSo' '5s 49, loa 1885, so iSs Ss s5oS 5o5Ss
ais s.Oa. eIo' s2I.' ss5. 7iO'
Philadelphia susdsys. IS o.. 's TO-. oS s1o
sssSS.S % a5 o
New Yors ivpre,-. M-sos loa7. la2 Mlsss ~.
gI5g Ia7 iS lo ,oo ,o - ss 81 81 oss'
To Baltimore and washington Al -? o9 toI' ti2,,. Tlo
&c.,: 6 d 70 os % II 4 o 5s! " g. a. 81
To Bsnno. ana wa,lngo suudg' A. M,-i2 oe; 0I: sd3.
..,dds.. s.Is. s.is. 3 5s' So 81 81. - 662. '''
% s.s and ss Wa Va, s3a: sa 81 sunday @0ls Il na P M. 1850 &
DELAWARE P B.
sss' 81 81 is r' -: 4sS So 81 ss.esy. ealys r.
and % %wSss as 2S . sos
Baltimore and w'sies'Go snOdo5: 90 1852 p NJ
So. 10 S Il is' M.-i.eO' a.s7 s.a7., 45f SIS
=, !en'S'Sq sas % ao q, 81 sa' TO- So 1888
READING
P NJ E saSssPs-ss sPs S " u d 40 A o."
STEAMBOATS,
Fourth qssn ws on s and sundays onS additional trip at 7 p NJ
.sS,s % M oc 9 lac !o0 ana MS n sS S9f tS &
oyL Wilmington sl5 100 p Leave Pennsgrove-7oo
SUBURBAN LINES
& . e. and & iT'n s'Ss staten % minutes
Mark
leaving
& g' '" % % % the % 10 hour % at New Castle with cars for Delaware
Brand vne Springs and Ma.bal'on-ie
Cars
after Brnndywn
the houras
Evening journal., 1915-02-08
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY s.
/. ..

on This birthdatc We find person
who is possessed of energy. ambition
magnetism and persistence. I'm tenn
eramont he is nervous. artistic and
lover OF beauty and harmony in every
form. His nature is generous. noh,C.
broad-m'ndcd and sincere.
The persons of this birthdate who
arc inclined TO a study of the spiritual.
arc powerful. dominant. attract many
people to them and gain and hold the
condolences OF many.
The governing planets are Saturn
and Uranus. The happiest marriage
will be made with Libra or Pisces peo-
pie. Libra people being born between
September % and October % and
Pisces people being born between
February 10 and March 2l The as
tral colors arc green and blue
Domcstics will do wcl TO read tho
Want Ads daily and clerks and agent.
will find many opportunities open t.
to them in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1915-02-08
license APPLICATION


NOTICE no THE HONORABLE JUDGES
IN of tine Court Of Gcncrn Sessions " the
state of Delaware. in and for Sew Castle
county. that John u Mucuhcrn, being tho
owner aud occupant nf The house situated
no Sos. .u7 zoo vs.. Front street In the flrst
ward in tho city of Wilmington, county Of
Now Castle aud State of Delaware. In compli
ancc with ihc acts Of the General Assem-
hiy. in such ease made and prov .dod. do
hcrch, g.vc notice that I shall apply IN
writing to the Court of General Sessions Of
fhc state of Delaware. in and for New Cas-
fic county. on Monday. the hrst day Of
March. s.. ID. 1918, being the first day
ni said court. for license 10 compound.
rcrtiiy and sell Boz said house. Intoxicating
liquors without restriction as to quantity in
c2rcss of nnc.half gallon. and not 90 DE drunk
on tlr premises, and the following named
respectable citizens of said ward. az least
twelve of whom are substantial frceholders
OF said ward. recommend the said applica-
tiun. viz;
Robert Hutton Thomas IT. Buckley.
Jacob Immcrmann Charles n. SAVIOR.
ID hubcnEer James McMcnamin
John Do Hcaley John j. Farmsr.
Chus D. DouGhcrty. Thos. Mclaughlin.
81 Sayior Iarmun q. Compton,
Benjamin o. Rawnsloy John Goldbcrg,
Morris Chaikcn Vim. Cook
n Gross Mm. Bsnk.
Ludwig Hendricks. benjamin Fineman,
los Montgomery. Mas Tcielhaum
Fred Fianrcr Emanuel Cramcr.
Abraham Hindiu Harry Kenyon.
Joe flotic.
frbG.3t JOHN !. MAGAHERN
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LIST nr rrRLIc SALES.


February IL Furniture, rugs and
bedding from GA Harrison street, will
bc sold at Stidham and Son Auction
store. III East f ourth street
o'clock
February 13- Receivers sale Of
book accounts at Court SOuse. 10
O'Clock. Stidham and Son. auctioneers.
February l6 Sale Of furniture, III
jefferson street. 10 o'clock. Stidham
and SON. aucioneers.
February II Sale of stock and
farming implements on the latimer
Farm. near Folly woods, l o'clock
: Stdham and Son. auctionccrs.
February Sale of stock and
farming implements for II. Pordham.
Sr.. near Stanton. Del. - o'clock.
noon, Stdham and Son, auctioncers.
February 20 Receivers sale OF
real estate al Court House at IL
o'clock. Stidham and Son. auction
GERS
February 2S-sale Of stock aud
farming implements on the Howard
Wilson farm at Granogue Station. Del,
o'clock Stidham and Son, auction
GERS.
February "a Receivers sale of tho
Parsons Engineering Company. at
/ Court House. 10 o'clock. for William
. II. Savery. receiver. Stidham and
Son. auctionecrs.
February % Sale Of stock anf
farming implements for James Rey
nolds. near Carcroft Station. 1876
o'clock. Brandywine hundred. Std
ham and Son auctiOnocrs.
March Sale stock and farmins
implements for John Wharry. at Car
ponter Station. Brandywinc hundred
4 / o'clock. Stidham and Son, auction
GERS.
Evening journal., 1915-02-08

~ n'fICr AFTFs THIS DATE ] WILL
n nay un bills uulcaH contracted 10y ml
.i Charles II Grcavcs, care Washington
Imr 90. louo-nI
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale
-OF-
Real Estate

BY virtue of am order OF the Orphans
Court Of the state OF Delaware IN and for
New Castle County made ON the Twenty
seventh du, of JANUARY. 4. u. 1915, VIII be
exposed 10 sale at Public Nendue, on
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NfN rAsToR N PrLPIT.

Large congregations were present
al az the services yesterday in Hope
Baptist Church TO greet tho Rcy
Charles r. CARL. of Dayton. Pa. tho
nep-pasior Mr CARL made an X-
ccllent impression He was extend
"a the right hand Of fellowship by
the Rev C. W. w. Bishop. who was
the first pastor of Hope Church spe-
cial music was given by the choir
under the leadership Of Miss s. 2
Preston. both morning and evonin 9
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REGISTERS NOTICE

l. STATE or CHARLES JESTER DE.
II fEASED
Noticc is hereby ven that Letters OF
Administered ON upon the estate of Charles
Jester, late Of Wilmington hundred. wers
duly granted unto Elizabeth a. Jester. on
Che 2stn day of january a. ID. 1918. and an
p,rsons indebted Co The $40 d deceased are re.
qucst"d tu mako payment 10 the Admins
tratus without delay. and all persons having
demand, aga'ns thr dcccasod are required
20 exhibit aud present the same. duly pro-
buted 90 the said Administrators. on or be-
fore Ia 2sth day OF January, A. ID. 1916.
or ph dc hy the law n this behalf
ELIZABETH A. JESTER.
Amin stratrix
Address Francis N. Walker. Esq. Auor.
ney-at Law. Wilmington Del ian29 cod 81
Evening journal., 1915-02-08
NOTICES.

NJ uIlCE AfTM TINS DATE WILL
n nay uo bills uulcsa contracted 10y my
..t Charles II. Grcavos care WASHINGTON
inr 90 'eDs''''
AIL MEMBERs or wYNEMA CoUN-
"A dl So. no. ID. ut f.. ace requested io
meet at the Wigvnm, No. 5i1 Shpicy street.
ON Tuesday afternoon, st 1880 ciuck, 10 at
tend the funeral OF our late sister Clar'ssa
pcbslt m.vA a. CURRY. X of a.
MADAM LEO - wOMANy UNrsl
M Palmlst. at shelipt Park all winter.
appointments day cor % ght. lrha past, pres
ent and future. Just as you have gone an"
viii go through llr- Tor &c Ais9 reHus
colorcd people hands. Shcllput Park.
deco tf
~ OTICE-ELECrIO ADJOJtNED
y annual meeting of the Delaware Society
tor the Prevent on cot Cruelty 10 Nmi"icN
will be held 100 it, office No Wcst Se'rni ID
r. NJ, for the purposc OF clcciins omc'is
aud board of twenty manager. who w %
hold Office durns tnr coming year
DAVID j. HElHltAkDI.
febl5t Secretary
ATOTICE-ELECTlO ADJOURNED
~ annual meeting Of the Delaware Society
iur the Prevention oi Cruelty TO Arima =.
viii be held at It's Office, No. ! West Seventh
street ON Tuesday, February g. at d.ju
y NJ for the purpose of cloctius officers
aud board of twenty managers. WHO WI
hold udirc during the coming year.
DAVID q, EElNHARDT
fohf-1t. Scrrrtary.
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ pANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
this company for the election Of directors
and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may be necessary or proper will
be hc'd al the principal offices ~ the com
pany. Pier 25 North River. In the CITY Of
New York. on Tuesday. February 9th 1915
az T. N, and tho polls will be closed al
I r. NJ The stock transfer books viii b'
( closed ten days prior ta the date OF meeting
W. l.. WOODROW Secretary
iannG io febg inc
Evening journal., 1915-02-08
Saturday, Feb. 20, 1915

At % clock. +. NJ.
at the MGDDLETOWN HOTEL, in the town
Of M'ddlctown ST. Georges Hundred. Now
Castle county and state OF Delaware tho
foliovin described hcal Estatc late Of
Alexander Maxwell deceased tu.w.t:
40. i--Au that certain farm ur plaQtation
situate in ST. Georges hundred. iu New
Castle county and state Of Delaware. ON the
public road leading from Forest prcsby
tcrian cemetery tu the Cedar Lane Road. and
commonly known 10y tine MAMIE pf Dove q
mouth hy lands late of Henry s Nowlnnd and
Robert q. Cochran. on fine east by lands late
Of Robert r. Cochran. ON the south by lands
of John Cowgirl Alston and lands lafr ~
, lrcdcr els Brady aud ttr fcrc-t plcshytcriau
cemetery and binding ON saw Mii btanch,
and on ihc west 10y lands furmcrg of John
Haycs. deceased. but late OF Wiihcimna MaN-
weli. containing three hundred acres. more or
so. 2-Au that certain lot or parcel "
land. situate on The south side of Main street.
I in Middlctown New Castlc couuty and State
of Delaware. hav NC front un said Main
. street Of fort, eight feet and extending back
between parallel lines one hundred and hfty
feet: bounded ON the cast hy lands of John
3. Biggs. on the south by lands Of Frances
B.. ComcEys ou the west boy lands late ol
Charles IT, Howell and on the north hy said
Main street. having thereon erected "a two
story frame dwell ng and other improve.
mcnts.
Attendance viii be givcu and ierms made
{ known by
JAMES %. MESSICK.
( Executor OF Alexander Maxwell deceased. on
10y Martin B. Burris. Esq. hs attorney
i Attest, Frank J.. Ewing. Clerk %. G., viii
mingion, Della, Jan. 27th 1915.
fcbliS1t.1516.
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II lliiIt SALE Ol nOhSN' 49,. Az
tie at Bear station. Feb. l6. 1919. W.
o.. Burris ''uf
nrBLTC SALE FURNITURE AN AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. RUGS, ~ NJ
-l,OM 80. GA y. HARRISON slkE. u;
WfiMINGTON. DEL, WILL BE SOLD n
STTDWAM s. SONS AUCTION Slpht, ~
il1 EAST FOURTH STREET. IuO hSD =,
FEBRUARY A. 1913. At 4. .'l.oN N, J.. n'
Redroom Suit, large Walnut N",H.1u.'
Gas stove. Buffet Extension Table plh."s
room Ohairs. Library Suit. pirresi lNp
Brass Beds Springs aud Muurcsses VeN
Dresser and Chidonier. Mah"s'h!
Dresser and Chihonier and Princess Dresser
Leather Couch. Enamc.cd Beds liclur'S,
p,.he.. Glassware. Table l.iuen bedhlnE "l
au kinds. Blunkcts Comforts, Sheets il'""
ra,es. spreads. Library Table three pie'o
mahogany Ii,ingruom SUIT m si'k plush )
Eockcts. Remington Typewriter NOmm""''
ace Curtains Drapcries, seven handsome
i,ur. ID. follows: Two Administer rug.
axis. ono Wilton Rug, 9Nl2; s."Nl" .
Brussels Rug; Smyrna Rugs. 9Ni ana
$40: Velvet Rug gNl2 and many uther ar
frlcs used iu good home.
The above goods arc in hnc cnndlil"n anu
will positively hc sold at this sale To the
: hirhc.t bidder. Anyone looking for good iur
,iIurc should not m SIS this sale. 1uods ran
hn soon on tho morning OF sale We WI
/ store goods bought az this sale free ana &c
j liver free any whore in the city.
J ST1DHAM a son.
J frbsQ1o. Aucli'nce'S'
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For Sale
REAL ESrATE FOR SALE.


EOR SALE. CHEAP-HALF MILE
II north of ONford, Pa. one acre. room
house. barn and outbuidmgs; plenty Of
fruit; ON macudnmiacd pike. Apply to 40.
Gl3 King So. Butter store fcbs-cod- I'm.
Evening journal., 1915-02-08

TT MTliA Ns
FEBRUARY 18th, 1918.
As head of Horses Including one carload
of Franklin county. Pa. horses; good as
ever sold In a sale ring. or mated teams
ono pair weighing $500 pounds; all kinds
of farm chunks aud q few oh the streets,
been well wintcrcd and rested mp. ready 10
do anyone lot Of good Also some nice
drivers. including two fast PAGERS, one com.
ing years old other = years very fast and
q perfect marc for lady TO use. pairs
extra good mules. ono pair years old. as
good lives.
thoroughbred lTolstcin hefcr. others close
,pringcrs and mixers, good size and quality.
T,vO-scatcd carriage. buggy, runabouts.
market dearborn. milk wagon. onc-horsc farm
wagon Mccormick mower. Osborne binder.
mower Buckeye grain drill Syracuse
plows. spring tooth and spike harrows. walk
ing and riding cultivators. corn shelter iron
land roller. horse rake with seed sowcr az.
tarhncnt Kemp manure spreadcr lG.ft. hay
wagon complete. double and single trees
fnddcr cuttcr. extension ildd0r stage bar
mess. milk harness. double lines. lot uf house
/ hold goods aud many other urt.c,c~ some of
8 these things are new, others noprly so.
Thos s. Young will sell 10 head Of good
useful horses.
Anyone having articles or stock they wisl
60 turn into cash. we viii sell them for yol
ON commission
! Dinner at ~ o'clock sale promptly at /.
O'Clock Condition, nt sale
.. SiAfWHolS.
a. g. pOtALSON.
f u. NJ. COLDER Auct.
g. .. noN iLSON Clerk. fch6 ~
Evening journal., 1915-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOX RENT

T1OR RENI--DwELLING. 40. 1907 ROD.
Il ncy street rooms and bath Rent,
S13. Apply G. G.. Lcbell. No 100! Rodney
street teb--u'
v,OR RENr-NO. io5 w. TWENTY
L seventh street. seven rooms and bath.
Apply Reese Bros No. Az King street
feha.m. Il im.
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LOST AND FOUND.

orT-SaBIF ASn WHITE COLLIE
- NHr Answers t0 name of Nod Reg
INrr .n re Reward IN returned Go IT, p.
rasl rE Nn 115 West Twenty ihird
'ree febs--i
7 ofI-rrrFoRD HIGH SCHOOL PIN
~ 1a1 hrrrea Ar'h and Adams and
Nirtt and Trftrf OF Nourh and Market
sifaftt rf r ftr nufrn iiousf Finder please
f0lrr fn rff frrn'rr Journal nHcC fch5-lt
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ard Ihirf -frrei hrlEH today. Suitable rc
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Co. lowering are. and sroff street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

z Or SALE or RENr-DWELL1NG, no.
HE West Fifth street; eight rooms and
bath; heater. front and back porchcs. pri.
vate alley, electric gas lighting. good ps now;
bargain fcb3-cod-1m.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

49, -------~ea-~-
TT YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL.
| cal HARRIET D. FISHER. 80. %" Pop
lar st. Phone 47e7D ocil3 cod u
TT YOU WANT TO SELL. TOUR CLOTHES
1 call up Isaac Gibbs. No. s3s French 81.
ID. & a. phone No 1895. and he win call
for them. None bought a. store j1n6-u.
ID lANO MOVING AND hAULiNG--ALL
WORK done With special care. d. a A.
phone. 2374; Del 1912. James Stewar,
Lowe. No 1909 TStnall 81 iano.tf.
III EATER WOGk ROOFING AND
III Spoutihe fohb'ng and Stove Repa ring
iuHN T. SCHwEIZ 49, No. 525 Wesi Front
street Roth phones msr3O.tf
Kers haW & Whltten
FINEST LINE OF
Wall Papers and Cretonnes
s W COR NINTH AND WINDSOR SIS
u. & a. Phone 42o Wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished Lowest Prices.
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PAPERHANGERS

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I OHN tENBOlD. PAPER HANGER.
~ 30. s23 MADISON ST. Bell Phone
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NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping; reasonable No.
his King street ieb5 u.