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Evening star., 1915-04-13

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
bureau Of supplies and accounts, Navy Depart
April 27. 1915, for delivering at the navy yard,
Nssninxtor, d. c.. naval supplies. as follows:
White ash. brass, single conductor cable. metal
Ming easee, steel castings chemical lead. steel
line1 and hoops. cabinet and white oak. white
and yellow pine, lead and stoneware pipe. pop
lar. steel rails and angle splice bars, retorts,
oresch operating springs. chrome nickel steel,
.pn. switches, granite taiiing. steel tanks.
glass and steel tubes Apply for proposals TO
The bureau SAMUEL MCGOWAN. Paymaster
G>nerai. U. s. N. Alb ap1a&2O
SEALED PROPOSALS., II TRIPLCATE,
will be recsived by the chief clerk. Department
Of Commerce, Washington, d. c. until 2 o'clock
Pm. April 20. 1918. and then publicly opened
for furnishing the Department of Commerce
With three 1000 pound capacity gasoline trucks,
for delivery at Salt Lake City. Utah. free Of ali
charges for transportation and delivery. Blanks
for proposals may be obtained upon spplica tion
10Th st and Pesnsylvsnia ave. NV. Washing
tou n. O. apf3 ar
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
ADAM A. wEschLER. AUcT1ONEER.
Bankruptcy Sale of Dwelling
oro G Street N w

Rv virtue Of a decree Of the Suprem. Court Of
the District Of Columbia in Bankruptcy Cause
No b73 the undersigned trustee will sell at p1h-
liz auction. on TUESDAY. THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF APRIL 1918. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, all the interest lately owned sy Clarendon
Ss3 city Of Washington, District Aforesaid, i'm
proved by three story hrick dwelling dwelling so,a ,,-
,.ct to m incumbrapce Of 81 O6O and interest.
fares and rents adjusted to day Of sale. Convey
anciux at purchasers cost. Completion OF sale TO
be made within ten DAYS from day of sale
LUCAS r. LOVING. Columbian building.
spl8b7012i3 Trustee in BANKRUPTCY.
Evening star., 1915-04-13

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
pisrrtct Of Columbia Washington April IL
f9i5-Sealed proposals will b. received at this
Office. Room 800, District Building until two
o'clcrk. pm. April IS 1918. for flrn nshing and
delivering cast Iron lamp posts. for ure in the
Electrical Department. this city. Specifications
Purchasing 0nicer D. e.. Room 800 District
Building OLIVER F. NEWMAN LOUIS
BRoWNlOW. CHARLES ". KUTZ. Commission
r.. g. spl2-3t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT Supervising Archi-
tect,s Once Washington. p. g. April 2. 1sl5.-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened in this
.fhce at pm. April ~. 1918. for Lamp Stand
ards, Lamp Brackets. Lanterns. etc, to build
.ngs under control of the Treasury Department
in sccordsnce with drawing and specincatioux,
copies. Of which may be had at this once. in
ire discretion Of the Supervising Architect.
o wENDEROTH. Supervising Architect
spf 10 IL lH17
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POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM.
Furnished home in the mountains; 30 miles
from Washington, D. c.: all necessary ont.
buildings; best Of water. Johns Hopkins test;
immediate occupancy: q acres: an unusual
offer. Phone Columbia 1854.
Evening star., 1915-04-13
FOXH0UND PACK
ENGAGES IN HUNT
Gives Sample of Its Ability in
Demonstration at Dog
Show.

Today's feature ut the show OF the
Washington Kennel Club. being held in
the old walker-Hushes market building.
1120 Connecticut avenue. was the exhibi-
ton by the Piedmont pack Of foxhounds.
attended by the NJ F. H. and Huntsman
in full hunting regalia- Tho hounds trailed
an anise bag in and out and up and down
stairs through the big building. tllustrat-
ing as closely as possible In tho restricted
quarters the manner in which q well
trained pack follows the drag in cross
country run.
Judging in several classes began early
this morning and continued Throughout
the day. Attendance at the show this
morning and this afternoon was estimated
at close to 1900. the total attendance yes
terday being given as more than 1000.
dog in the show-the champion Of the
breed and best in all classes-ts Black
Jack, owned by the Drewstone ken
nels. The champion Boston bull TERROR
is the Whistler, owned and shown by
John W. Keegan Of this city.
While judging the Boston terriers
last night Herman Brennung, jr. Of
Boston was bitten through the hand
BY one Of the first dogs he handled.
til he had finished judging the class.
although his hand was badly lacerated.
Miss Ann Tracy q niece of ]. Pier
pont Morgan, showed her Eskimo dog
as an added feature Of the show last
night, the dog being awarded blue
ribbon.
Much interest has been shown in the
dachshund entries, most Of which are
from a Long Island kennel. Fred C.
Havens of Point Pleasant. N. J.. has
several exceptionally fine Airedales in
the show. "closeburn Chancellor"
Scottisht deerhound, owned by Miss
Nellie F1ournoy. Bethesda, Md. was
the only representative of that breed
in the show and was OF sufficient class
to be awarded all tho ribbons and spe-
cials offered for dogs af this breed.
Bulldogs make up a large class. these
entries attracting a great deal of at
tention. In the foxhound classes the
Piedmont Hunt Clubs entries captured
all ribbons except those for English
foxhounds, which were awarded to the
entries Of the Riding and Hunt Club
Of Washington.
Evening star., 1915-04-13

Is ACRES FERTILE. MOSTLY CLEAR, HIGH,
rolling loan. refined section. IS miles out
BALTIC. boulevard close to trolley and steam
stations; handsome. large. strictly new. mod
srn house: large stable: garage: all farm
new lumber: abundance of farm implements; 4
registered cows: horses: vehicles; machinery;
200 full-bearing fruit: 500 young apples 500
young peaches; grape arbor; lot of hne poul-
thy. feed. fencing: all at half value; 80 600
half cash. GEO. C. WALKER, Kenois bldg.
I1th and g SITS.
FOR SALL-a0 ACRES EXCELLENT LAND;
larEe orchard: barn; beautiful building site;
5000.
acres; sr. house: furnace: barn: fruit; $S.O00
WILLIAMS d Co.. East Falls Church. Va
FOR SALE-FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
IN northern Virginia and Maryland: conven-
lent to National Capital: high and heslthful
free from malaria; lowest priced land to BE-
had In any good section around WashingtoA
city: electric cars and low Communication ratss
In many cases; some farms paying large per
ce0ages of pro6t: Write u for Information
or can on Farm Department, WM. b. SAUN
DERS q CO.. Southern bldg.
Evening star., 1915-04-13

43oACRE STOCK FARM. wARRENTON, VA;
on R.R; 14room colonial dwelling; tenant
house; barns; silo; machinery sheds: gran
ary; dairy: orchard: 175 acres grass and grain
I3 acres ready for corn: under good fence.
Price. $40 per acre, including II horses, 80
cattle. hogs. farm machinery and furniture
In dwelling.
acres fine garden land Laurel. Nd; or
chard Of 800 trees: good Groom dwelling; h.-w.
h.; large cellar: spring water; poultry
and shrubbery. Price. $3.50.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR,
22S-C24 Oxford bldR 726 14tb ct NV
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c. c.. Sloan & Co., Inc, Aucts.
1907 G St.
Evening star., 1915-04-13

There are stranger things IN the world today
Than ever you dreamed could Be-.
There's oeanty in some Of the commonest things
II only you've eyes to see.
Evening star., 1915-04-13

CIRCUIT DIVISION Justice Gould.
Gorrell agt. Drury; on trial: plaintiffs
attorney, w. G. Gardiner: defendants
attorneys, Maddox & Galley.
Evening star., 1915-04-13
G. G. SLOAN CO.. INC. Aucm. ,4o7 9 ST

aps dads. exSu
Evening star., 1915-04-13

DISTRICT DIVIEION-Justice Siddons
In re road along Anacostia river:
order to summon jury OF seven.
Evening star., 1915-04-13

| PROBATE DIEISION-Justice Siddons.
Estate of Gertrude W. Ashby: petit
| tion for letters of administration filed.
attorney. E. Theall.
Estate of William II. Crook: will
dated August 4. 1911. filed.
Estate of James F. Riley: letters of
| administration granted to Eliza beth ].
Riley; bond. $4,000; attorney. F. l..
Peckham.
Estate of Thomas Heany: report OF
offer of purchase of business filed: at
torney. NJ ]. Mcnamara.
| Estate of Samuel J. Shoemaker: let
| ters of administration granted to
Caroline G. Shoemaker: bond, $4,000:
Estate of Mamie D. Brown: letters OF
administration granted to James A.
| Brown: bond. $500: attorney. A W.
Gray.
Estate of James F. McHugh: letters
Of administratton granted to Bridget
J. Lambert.
Estate Of John S. winship: letters OF
administration granted to Frank P.
Leech and John Lewis: bond, $4,000;
attorney. II. s. Matthews.
Estate of Ida p. Bennett: letters OF
administration granted to Arthur d.
Bennett: bond. $500; attorney. S. Me-
Comas Hawken.
Estate of Mary A. Nicholson; petition
for probate Of will filed: attorney. 8. d.
willis.
Estate Of Robert W. Fillius: petition
for sale OF poolroom nled: attorney. r.
Estate Of Thomas Banks: answer to
petitions nled: attorney, c. H. MeriIlat
Estate of Annie J. Amberger: petition
for probate Of VIII fled: attorney, j. Il
In re Calvin Back ct al: order ap-
pointing Ida L. King guardian; bono.
$500; attorney. D. Edward Clarke.
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
Information for Travellers
rOeys Wilmington
t') Expresses.
pHrrAnrLp1IrA BA1TIMoRE Z WAsH1NaroN r. r.

rsadPs 49, SO '@ ,6 6GS &C.
40 4so 4.ss. 5ss elO' ss5 7lO'
s.ol'. 9.13'. o.3s'.
Philadelphia Sundays. A.
$50. 5as ga 7.s6
o.as'
New yors $50 1os7; 1I9s p M-Isas "a
IS ~ % sie $ sc & as as p 5s, 49, oss a. 900 -i -
To Baltimore washington Al NJ 90 or 4iS.. 10.
s.os., S.os'' 5.i7, e.9as.
To Baltimore and Washington Sundays M-l9.oe. ol. SI9
4os.. 5.i7. 5.5ss s.aa 81. 8 r. oo2.. ~ 49, ~ ~
TO Baltimore ana sd N Way s,aaS, Sunday. A. Maos p Mso
P B. s
the State. M.-l2ol los s.ls lO.A4'. Il.
sa2; e.44s, ~, e;5a Saturdays only-s 25 p. N. .
BALTIMORE
Baltimore and wassngto9 wssEdays A. M45e 2o. so5
baltimore 5ss So io.5Ss r.
1.1o-, 2.49'. 5.54', ;4s, CAS-, 9o9., 9.56t
Meg 2.57 SER, SIS
PhiiadoPa Sundays M.9lo' 500. 7.2o So.
his r. Mie6t 327t 4,3o 51s' 7o2 z 3o $50 lO.35*
PHILADELPHIA
P NJ '' S S 70 % Il NJ AND 4 20 20 p NJ M 4i NJ Sa'
Chester A. NJ; 1904
PENNsoRovE FER BOAT LONG
Leave Wilmington s45 and 100 a p
Saturday only wilmington els and HOO
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
the hcrr and7
hour and half hour for
CITY ndanco-s o. H.. ~ ~ '
To nndywn Springs IS
1ipptcss bsgmrns 4o Nghss
utes ater che hour Bndywine Square,
6.5s aud w ''' 's i0r '@
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JANUARY G.
. .

Pride Of place and pride of appear
ances has ruined many a man and
woman Of this birthdate. When every
thing goes smoothly and large re-
turns are coming in. this nature is
happy. buoyant and full of courage,
but when times are hard and returns
for their efforts small. these people
do not measure up to their promises
at all.
II is difficult for this nature to
make any material sacrifice. II wants
to dress better, live better, enjoy more
and have more than anyone else.
The woman of this birthdate is a
far better financial manager than the
man and has more resources making a
little money look like a lot.
Many good actors. actresses and
successful musicians have this birth
date. The sign of this birthdate is
Capricorn. The governing planet is
Saturn. The birthstone is a white
onyx
This is a good period 10 buy a
house advertised in the Want Ads and
sales of household goods will be profit
able If advertised in the Want Ads
now.
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
INTERNATIONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY
A happy New Year to you.

"A happy new ear 10 you.
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the Wilmington Lodge of
Elks for money for our good cheer"
to the Hockessin Branch of the
Needle Work Guild of America for
clothes to friends who sent jellies
or other articles and to those who
sent stamps Our Society was kept
very busy for two weeks preceding
the holidays, trying to reach as many
people as was possible with the
small amount which we had on hand.
In some cases we furnished nOur-
ishing food for invalids, which they
were unable to buy; in others we sent
flowers We supplied several din
ners for Christmas, to people who
had never before needed such assis-
tance. Some of our members col
lected toys and games and took them
to children who would not have had
any Christmas this year. Christmas
trees and clothing were supplied to
some who seemed to think that was
all that was needed to make a Happy
/ Christmas. We also thank the cler-
gymen, of the various churches for
/ their hearty cooperation and also the
Associated Charities who so carefully
cared for the remainder when our
funds were exhausted. So many
people, this year, seemed eager to
assist in making Christmas bright for
someone else; one of the reading les
sons in our Sunshine Manual says:
, What is the Sunshiny way of CIV
ing?" A.; AS one equal passes the
salt to another equal at table; kind
ly, courteously, without the spirit Of
patronage. without the feeling of hav-
ing an obligation
What is the Sunshiny way of re-
ceiving?
A.: AS one equal receives the salt
passed TO him by another equal al
table; grateful without ObsequiOus-
ness, confident that the giver has
done nothing that the receiver would
not have done had the conditions
been reversed. But, suppose the
( gift meant life instead Of starvation
warmth instead Of freezing, to the
receiver, does that alter the case al
all? A.: Not in the least. The AL.
mighty. as host, has furnished the
table for all of us. To be near the
salt is to have the duty of passing it
/ To assume that such service demand;
humble acknowledgment is to affron
the giver and dishonor the Maker o
the feast.
For Sunshine adds no wornwoOC
to its stimulating cup.
It simply finds the grieving, and I
simply cheers them up,
II simply finds the grieving, anC
it simply cheers them up"
We desire. at this time, to extend
I our sincere thanks to the Rector anC
/ Vestry of St Andrews Church fOi
the privilege of holding our quarter
ly meetings in the S. S. room. Al
the church is centrally located it il
convenient for any one to attend;
/ is close to the trolley lines and Il
easily reached from all parts of thl
city. Let us therefore hope for ;
large attendance at our next quar-
terly meeting of the Delaware Divi
sion which will be held on Thursda!
January 2s. at 745 p m. This is al
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important meeting and all who pos
sibly can, should attend NJ. E. Dor
sey, State President.
This Society does not send out
solicitors nor does it sell little pa
per for the benefit of children in the
slums; do not give money, intended
for this Society to any one who does
not have credentials signed by the
State President or a Branch Presi-
dent, unless you know who you are
giving it to.
We do need money at all times, in
the various departments of Sunshine
work and will be glad to have you
send it either to our president or
treasurer whose addresses are at the
head of this column.
The Delaware Branch will hold its
next regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. James D. Carter, in the Buc-
bingham Apartments, on Tuesday
evening, January 10. Miss Smith, the
president, urges full attendance.
The Coreopsis branch will meet
next Monday evening, at the home Of
DR.. Florence NJ. Seward. No. $40 w.
Ninth street, at 7.45 o'clock. The old
members are requested to be present
to great the new members.
The Washington Heights branch
held a meeting last Monday after
noon. at the home of Mrs. John w.
Macklem No. 2013 Monroe street The
reports of the various committees
showed that the Christmas good
cheer and relief work done by this
branch was far-reaching. The first
paper on current events was read by
/ the State President and was thor
oughly enjoyed, The branch now
holds TWO meetings q month. The
first Monday in the month it is held
! in the afternoon and after the busi-
ness a current event paper is read f;
/ the second meeting is held on the
third Monday in the evening at 7.45 (;
and after the business a social hour
is spent The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. e. P. Young
! 2107 Boulevard. January 49,
Any one who desires to join this
Society or to form a branch among
her friends is asked to communicate
with the State President. The So
ciety is inter-denominational and
anyone who desires to brighten other
lives is eligible.
@Be good cheerfully, in all things
do good cheerfully to all people; hell
( as best you can to make life better
worth living for every body.
e. r. o.
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

>.---->,->>s,--. ----,-------.-~---,--~-
NJ OTICE-I WM D. BAYLEY. THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house sit.
uatcd ut No Is. West THIRD street, in the First
ward of the city of Wilmington county of
New Castle and State of Delaware, in CON.
pliance with the requirements of the Acts ni
the General Assembly in such case made
aud provided, do hereby give notice, that /
shall apply In writing 20 the Court Of Gen
era Sessions Of the State Of Delaware, In
and for New Castle county on Monday,
the first day Of March A. D.. 1915 being
she next term Of said court, for q license
for said house as an Inn or tavern. for the
Eale therein OF intoxicating liquors. in less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on tho
premises, and the following respectable citi.
zens OF said ward az least twelve OF whom
are substantial freeholders OF said ward,
recommend the said Application. viz;
Chas. B. Dougherty H. II Buckley
Joseph g. Emory James McMenamin
Frank Welsh ID. II. Davitch, NJ. d.,
Harry Kenyon Vim. II. Stewart
Benjamin Berger Fred q. Loos
Max Breucr Alfred NJ. Hopes
Abraham Hindin Manuel Cramcr
Mauro Donofrio WIN. S. prettyman
Ludwig Hendricks g. Dubois Sutton
James White larman r. Crompton
Nicholas A. Jones Robert Cross
Alfred d. Peoples his
Joseph Lichtenbnum Michael kehoe
Edward Horne mark
Wit: W. y. Bayey
Frank T. Lyman
John Kleinstuber.
jan6-3t WM. !. BAYLEN.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

DHARLEs WARMER COMPANY, or
y Delaware--Ihe regular quarterly div
dend. NO a. Of one and three fuurths per
cent. m "a per cent? on tho First and Second
Preferred Capital Stock Of the Charles War
rer Company has been declared payable
January 2s. 1913 to holders Of record lnna-
nry J.. 1915.
A dividend of onehalf per cent N-e per
cent? on the Common Capital Stock Of The
Company has been declared, payable January
3. 1918. Co holders OF record January l..
1915 Checks will he mailed
A. d. WARMER, JR..
jan46.S Treasurer.
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TYPEwRITERS.

7, YPEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
4 months, $500 Rental applied on par.
c1ese. Sold. $500 monthly. Iypewriters
repaired Royal typewriter Agency. Type
writer Ezchangs. No. ei5 Market street.
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
PAPERHANGERs

4 Ohm REYBOLD. FArEls hANG eh
u No. s25 Madison 81 Bel phone,
Isl. ;ani2-u
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REMOVAL NOTICE.


L kANk DANbEkG HAS nEMUVEL
II from l13 East Fourth street. and ha.
opened frst-class barber shop at 21C KIM
street. call from friends will be appre
ciated
HA1RcUTTING. i5c. SHAVING. iOo.
dec9-1mo.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

IF YOU HAVE CLOTHES no SELL.
/ call HARRIET F.. FISHER, No 500 Pop
lar St. Phone 4T27D. octi3-eod.tf
AZ ADAM JUNE. PALMIsT. CAN BE
M seen all winter at Brandywine Springs
Park, on the Cedars, across from post Office.
Readings, 25c SOC and 81 dec15-m WI I'm
I AMEs A. sTIRLITH & BRo.-FRONT
- and Tatnall Sts Scrap iron. steel and
metal dealers. Secondhand pipe and At
ungsi all sizes always on hand. may16-tf.
TT YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
L call up Isaac Gibbs No 83s French St.
j. A. phone, No. 2995. and he will call
for them. None bought at store. ian6-tf.
DIANO MOVING AND HAUIING-ALL
Il work done with special care d. A.
phone. 2874; Del. 1879. James stewar,
Lowe. No. 1909 Tatnall st. ian9tf
IT EATER WORK, ROOFING AND
III spouting Jobbing and Stove Repairing
JOHN T. SCHWEIZEE. No. 525 West Front
street. Both phones. MARRIOTT
Kershaw & Whltten
FINEST LINE OF
WALL PAPERS
s. w. COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
ID. & a. Phone. 429. Wilmington. Del.
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
augi2-u.
Evening journal., 1915-01-06

Il LIzABETH HANRAHAS, GRADUATE
~ Fowler Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
nanieuring. hair dressing and mnttsging.
No. 900 Adams ST. D. A. oa0s Evsn.
ing BY app9.niment nsrie.iyr.
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
-eTTUATION WANTED-MALE


Il ARMEk. l2 YEARS ENpEnENCE.
II wishes position as foreman on stock or
grain farm. Best reference Address r. T..
, D.. 30. ! Box 12i. Edge Moor. Del
ian4-3t
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for 500. p. o. Box. 462. deci7-im.
II OR SALE-VERY CHEAP sTEINwAY
II Piano. like new; mahogany case r o.
Box 412. decl7-lm.
4 ADY'S FULL LENGTH BROWN
~ Coney Fur Coat Call mornings, No. 300
w. Ninth St. ian4-12t.
Il OR SALE = BLACKSMITH SHOP.
II good will and fixtures No reasonable
offer refused. Apply Twenty and
! Market streets. jan4-12t.
IL OR SALE-5-PAsSENGER OVERLAND
II touring car, just overhauled. win sell
very reasonable. HANSEN AUTOMOBILE
co. 1921 Gilp.n avenue jan6-2t
II D.. aALr-ALl. OUK Soc e 4Oc PilkE
Il California Wines at SOC per quart. Cant
&C. MAX KEEL. No 800 Ea~ tn
street m12.tf.
A NUMBER OF SMALL SECOND HAND
"a heaters. in good condition Prices reas.
onahle Apply Gallaher Stafford Co., 519
orange 81. dec71m
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PLASTFRING.
MASQUERADE SUITS

NJ AsQUERADE SUITs-s. A. STAN
VI berwick. No. e2e Vandever Ave
ave. D. 4 A. Phone. $3.50 mar1i-tf
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
CHIROPODIsTS

Il LoRA JOHNSON sTRADLEY. no. so1
~ Mari ct street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna Treats Corns. Buniona Ingrorn
Nails Pc. Evenings By appointment ID
A,1olI ian2en
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HELP WANTED


u A1LWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
IL S75 month; pull unnecessarily. VIII
minEton EXAMINATIONS coming. Sample ques-
tions free. Franklin Institute. Dept ~ a,
Rochester y. y dec2s-1m.
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For SALE.


L. OR sALE-ALMOsT NEW BREAD.
Il berry Upright Piano. Light mahogany
/ for 500 p. o. Box. 462. decl7-tm.
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70 TS Bermuda

Golf. Tennis Boating, Bathing,
and Cycling
Tours Inc. Hotels, Shore Excursious. Low.
est Rates
SCREW s%,% 'BERMUDIAN'1loi..s5ils Ton.
Fastest, newest and only steamer LANDING
passengers at the dock in Bermuda without
transfer by tender
WEST INDIES
New S. S. Guiana and other steamers every
fortnight for st. Thomas. st. Croix. ST.
KITS Antigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica Mar
Unique. St. Lucia, Barbardos and Demerara
For fnll information apply to A. E. OUTER.
BRIDGE & CO., Agents Quebec s. s. Co.
Ltd. 20 Broadway, New York; John CRAIG
lO7 W. Ninth st., or any Ticket Agent.
Evening journal., 1915-01-06
SITITATION WANTED-FEMALF

--<,----------.e---,--- - -
ADN Oh REFINEMENT. WITH EN-
II pcrience wishes position us private sec
rotary 90 either lady or gentleman
ian0.2t PHONE 5s72D
~ OOKS. MATTRESSES AND HOUSE.
- work girls an German. want places.
Apply Mrs n. Rcedci. no 900 Madison
street iani-12t.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

nIFAsANr ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
in private family Reasonable terms.
No 1910 West St. d. N A. phone. a2o3 L.
sopt11-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE

-
xny ANTED - CHAUFFEUR. SINGLE
w man. white Apply MR.. G. q kl-
PERT Marshallton, Del iano'f'e'V
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MONEY no LOAN

: -
NJ othA 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
W ANY amount a. lowest rates. Quickly
FURNISHED Address MAO. Evening Journal
NulLL
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ROOFERS

w b. WILLIAMS co
" No; s21 Orange ST. Roofing. Spout.
ms ana Heating. Metal and composition
toonng Hot Air Heating and VentilatinK
hopalring promptly done. Phone ianla.ff
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BOARDERS WANTED.

- oERDERs WANTED AT NO 6l5
Is Nest st nyl7ff
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important meeting and all who pos
sibly can, should attend. NJ. E. Dor
sey, State President
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II l'RNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
II with or without bonrd. Use Of teie-
phoen. No. 1917 West 81. deoiolm.
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- TrWRIGHTS AND OUTSIDE MA.
MI chinists wanted for assembly and
erecting machinery. Carney Point WeerNs
Pcnnsgrove n. j. ian5'St
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N TRNtSHED ROOMS. BATH AND
II phone No. sos smpley street
xpri .eod-;t
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SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ IA. kELTER - SANITARY, ODOR-
We LESS EXCAVATJNa.
Jhee. s. W. Corner Fourth and West Sta
gct21-tf.
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N, ANTFD-TNO MEN TO TRAVEL AND
w appoint agents. salary, $50 wccNF
and EXPENSES; viii pay more later. Drawer
IL Bridge station. Niagara Falls n y.
dec2s-12t.