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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-30
Higher Aims

Il suppose" said the husband. II
suppose that you women want to vote
Just like men do"
"oh, no." replied the wife that
Isn't the point. We want to vote a
great deal better than. the men do.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-11
THINK SERB ARMY LOST
Berlin Military Circles Expect Cap
ture of Montenedrin Army

Berlin, Dec. 8, (via London) The
Outstanding feature OF the situation
on the Serbian front as shown by in
formation received here is that the
Albanian tribesmen, particularly the
redoubtable Arnauts. have risen
against the fragments Of the Serbian
forces, which have succeeded in get
ting across the frontier into the Al
bantam Mountains.
Military writers here express the
belief that the Serbians have little
mercy to EXPECT from the AlbaniaAs
who still maintain the blood feud de
clared after the Serbian 'assimilh-
'tion" Of the tribesmen III the parts Of
Albania occupied by them during and
after the Balkan war with Turkey.
With the exception of small band
of Serbians, the remnant OF the Mon
astir army north of Ochrida Lake, nc
part of the Serbian army remains on
Serbian soil, it is stated. The fugi
tives without artillery or transport
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-11

trains, and with only such supplies
as they can carry on their backs. are
struggling not only with the pursuing
Bulgars, Austro- Germans, and hostile
Albanians. but with the rigors of full
winter in the painless Albanian noun
tains Military men here express the
belief that not even a fragment will
succeed in crossing Albania to the
sea
The Montenegrin army, with such
Serbians as were able to retreat in
conjunction with it, is said to be in
a slightly better situation The Mont
enegrins have been driven from their
strong mountain positions along the
crest OF the Suhodof range, $500 feet
nigh. on the northwestern frontier.
The Austrians stormed these posi-
lions at the point of the bayonet af-
ter sufficient artillery preliminaries:
The Monenegrins were badly defeat
ed, 1t is reported but managed to re-
treat in an intact body. and are con
Quoting operations on their own soil
with a line OF retreat and supply
through a friendly country
An enyeloping movement on a big
scale, however, is reported to be III
progress, and Austrian forces advanc-
ing into the Black Mountains from
three sides in overwhelming force
may succeed in rouding up and bag
ging the Montenegrin army, military
experts believe.
The opinion is expressed that this
prospect may explain the sugges-
ton of a separate peace, reported TO
have been addressed by Montenegro
to the Entente Powers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-11
DIRTY MILK
just Little More Care Would Make
Great Change.

JUL q Lllllc WOtC Sa'S VSulu mdNC
Great Change.
The wide spread interest in the
subject of pure milk in Vermont
which is being shown by the editorial
comment on examination tables pub
lished in the Quarterly Bulletin of
the State Board of Health, suggests
that word OF explanation may
probably be given A comparison OF
the recent tables and those Of several
years ago is likely to carry the i'm
preston that no Improvement has
been made while this is really not
the case. The test for dirty milk is
simple one which any one can APP
ply. 1t is simply the appearance of
dirt visible TO the naked eye which
appears in the bottom Of a pint bot
tie of milk ON standing.
When the examination of market
milk was imposed upon the Labora-
tory of Hygiene, we made distinc-
ton between very dirty milk and
specimens showing much less dirt
content, classifying the latter as
''passable." In 1913 the classified
tion was changed as announced il
the following language quoted from
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-11

the Annual Report of 1928. Feel
ing that the time had come for more
stringent regulations in this regard.
the Board, during 1913, changed its
method OF standardzlng milk.
Previous to this time, milk which
contained only a small amount OF
dirt was reported passable" and
classified as standard The new
regulation puts ali milk which con
tains visible dirt, no matter how
small in amount. into the class Of
dirty milk" The showing for the
latter part OF 1913, is, therefore, a
poor che in this regard but probably
shows the true condition much more
fairly than the previous classi2ca'
ton
This change was made because 1t
seemed that the classification of a
milk as passable failed to stimulate
the producer to reach the ideal of an
absolutely clean milk
The producer whose milk contains
only a slight trace q dirt classified
under the old standard as passable, is
now reported as dirty, as it is. but
the report received by the producer
is supplemented with the following
words
"A little more care on the part Of
the producer should bring this
sample within requirements.
A progressively larger and larger
percentage OF the specimens examin-
ed J into this class, while it is
very seaom that a real filthy speci-
men su as we often used to find is
encountred. Thus under the old
methods of classification a very
much large cportion of the speci-
mems would now be graded as pass
able" and the Improvement which
comparison now fails to show, would
be plainly evident
B. IL. Stone,
Director Laboratory OF Hygiene
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-11
ADVISES BRITISH TO QUIT
Ger. de Lacroix Fears They viii Be
Thrown Into the Sea at Galipoli

Paris, Dec 9--An allied army OF
100000 or more will easily be avail
able for operations in the Balkans in
the spring, according to Gen LacroiX,
military critic of the Temps, in a re-
view in that newspaper Of the mill
tary situation in the Balkans.
There are 15o,0OO troops OF the al
lies at Saloniki, and 100000 British
at the Dardanelles could be transfer
red thence. says General LacroiX who
adds that unless the British army ey-
acuates the Gallpoi Peninsula the
chances are "99 out OF 100 that with
in two or three months they would
be thrown into the sea-
Looking into the future, the mill
tary writer says that TO these ESQ.,
600 can be added a recognized Serb
ian army OF 100000, and possibly
$4,000 Italians, for spring campaign
besides of such other forces as may
be sent from the west in the mean
time
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-11
Perfect.
Filling Glasses

make the best present possible?
Eyes examined day or night, Sundays
by appointment.
Hours, to 5; to s., Phone 457-M
J. E. MATTIsoN
optometrist
COS Main Street
Next Baptist Church
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AUCTION SALE.


A UCTION sALE-HOUsEHOLD GOODS,
A FURNITURE, RIGS STATE stair u AHP u
ROOM CARPETS. BEDDING, ETC. VII
an SOLD AT STIDHAM & SONS AUC.
TTON STORE. 40. III EAST FOURTH
STREET FRIDAY. APRIL .. 1919 AT
Goods from parties disseminating house
keeping and will sell to the highest pluuers'
the following: M
-Four heavy Brass Beds with National
Spring and Felt Mattresses, Enameled Beds
Combination Mattresses Dressers and Chit
foniers in oak. mahogany and bird s'eye ma
pie. 5-piece mahogany frame Parlor SUIT. IN
brown Spanish leather; Parlor Suit. pieces
upholstered in Verona; three Couches Wire
Couch two CHARTERED Oak Diningroom suits,
complete with Extension Table. Buffet. China
Closet. leather scat Chairs. set Of Dishes.
100 pieces: Rockers Diningroom Pictures,
Davenport with box compartment. two
guilt Mantel Mirrors Poriieres Draperies,
Lace Curtains Sheets. Wooden Blankets,
pillow Cases. Table Linen. Bed Spreads,
two lace Bed Sets. complete; Wardrobe,
Princess Dresser. Silverware. etc.
RUGS RUGS
We will offer and sell 10 the highest bid
der fifteen new spring Rugs, Of the best
patterns and colors. They are all beautiful
and China Mattings. 1000 yards Of Cook s
inlaid and printed Linoleum. 800 yards Of
Stair CARPET tapestry, velvet and wilton.
NOTICING expect this sale 90 be the
hest Of the season. Goods delivered free
Store will be open for inspection on the
morning OF sale Come see n real auction
sale We sell for Just what We can get bid.
STTDHAM & son.
marco. 3i-aprl. Auctoneers.
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure trolsys from Wilmington.
Trains Marked 90 Expresses.
PHTLADELPHIk. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON R. R.

80 80 $50 s;5s 945. 1909. TO- 90. 1927
35 So So Sso' 5ss 54s go ear cas- TO-
s0i' Obs
& ss 5S Fl s ssS 40. 1850 49,. sCi S0S. SHs
o3s' 1000
New Yors sss 5Os7 mas M;ls0 lsT.
g H icss ,l w ss % q Saso 49, 49,
Baltimore Washington A. M-lsoa
dS. s9s. is9' lie l' lSS s.O'' BOZ
Baltimore A P. M.-s.5o
DELAWARE DIVISION B.
F9r Pp", P9"S s s ss,s A. %lI 81 OS sl' OA4' p NJ
4. lo.al
BALTIMORE
and A Ms
BALTIMORE washington MA sbs io.5s.. NJ
9ss. 1853 ls MI.eo'. sS7 oa7'
p M 26', o.27', i. 80. sis. 200 7.s6
RAILWAY.
Reading and wy Stations SO M II 80 NJ 4is NJ Sas
STEAMBOATS,.
p NJ Leave
6 A. 7ooan
1000 NJ Leave wIminson7oo A
minutes after the hc"r and half
- To New Castle Leave. Front every saf hour
every two hours on the New Castle Delaware
CITY, as for instances TO- r.
To
minutes beginning minutes
sprtns kennes SQUADS a " min
and 7.2s. ~ ' -'4' 49, ''' ~
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REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE OF MARY A.. HAFNER,
u DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministration, upon the estate Of Mary A. Half
ner. late Of Wilmington hundred, deceased
were duly granted unto Mitchell Greenwood
on the twenty-fourth day Of March. A. d.
1915. and all persons indebted 10 the said
deceased are requested 20 make payment ID
the administrator without delay, and all per
sons having demands against the deceased ar,
required 10 exhibit and present the same
duly probatod, 20 the said administrator on
on before the twenty fourth day Of March. A
D. 1916. or abide by the law in this behalf
MITCHELL GREENWOOD.
Administrator.
Address Mitchell Greenwood. NJ d.. No
1o1l Washington St., Wilmington Del
mar27-eod-9 OF.
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= 3 = 2
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
APRIL I.

If this is your birthday. you are
governed by the head sign Of the fire
triplicity and you are an Aries person.
The higher soul attributes of this
birthdate are intuition and judgment.
The mental attributes are wisdom
and discrimination and the physical at
tributes are determination and energy.
This person should be careful in
marriage and unite only with person
whose birthdate falls between March
p and April 10, or between June p
and July %.
When spiritually developed. Aries
people are very clairvoyant and able to
forsee events.
The governing planet is Mars.
The Want Ads will suggest means
and ways of using spare time at a
profit.
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NOTICES


w ILL THE LADY WHO FOUND LADY :
w watch last Wednesday. on Shipley
street, leave az the Evening Journal Office and
receive reward. as she is known. mar31tf
nj ADAM LEo-woRLp's GREATEST
M Pamist. at Shellpot Park, all winter.
Appointments day or night. Tells past pres
ent and future just as you have gone and
will go through life for 25c. Also reads
colored peoples hands. Shellpot Park.
jec5-tf
nv HE ANNUAL MEETING AND ELEC-
II tion of trustees for the Home For
Friendless and Destitute children will be held
N the odd Fellows Building Tenth and
King streets. Wilmington, Delaware, on
Monday, April II. 1915, at o. clock p. NJ.
DAVID J. REINHARDT,
Secretary.
NJ OTICE-TEACHERs EXAMINATIONS
~ An examination for teachers for the
public schools. New Castle county. will be
held in No l School Building Wilmington,
Del, on Saturdays, April 3, and April "a, at
9 A. NJ.
+. l.. CROSS.
mar31 81. County Superintendent
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SHOE REPAIRING.

M EMS SHOES-~HALf S0LES, SEWED,
Nt zoe; nailed soc. Rubber heels, 4oc
leather heels. poe Women's Shocs--Half
soied. sewod. 6Oc; nailed. 5or. Rubber
heels. zoe: leather heels. l5c. All makes Of
rubber heels WILMINGTON SHOE RE
PAIRING co, No T.. Eighth street Phone
5ofsI mar31-2t.
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ACTIVE. wrDE.AwARE BUSINESS
MAN 10 take interest In we'll established,
rapidly growing wholesale business. Line
Is widely advertised and used by every
one: staple rs bread and one on which
nrofts arc always good Additional CAPT
fai Of 81 500 10 $4,000 is needed for the
purpose Of Increasing stock 10 accom-
mediate the growth OF business. Enter
ing partner 10 have supervision over al
funds as treasurer This is gilt
edged proposition for man who wishes
10 got into a business guaranteeing a
successful future; investigate. Address
was Evening journal once, Whining
ION. Del april %.
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G. Ingersoll Cause
Nd. - MARKET sTnEET.
FrRNITrRE For SAFE


II RINATE SALE OF GOOD HOUSE
L furniture; also 9x12 rug. No. 600 West
Seventh street mar2J-tt.s-tf.
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q MALL TOURING CAR CHEAP. NO. 500
- shipley street. mar2o-tr
OOCN QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
OUO Wines at Keil's. No. 800 East
Fourth street m12-tf.
% OR SALE. CHEAP-No. I SIZE vIo-
lin, nearly new. Phone. Diamond state
No $3.50. iani1-tf
7 OR sALE--BLACK MINORCA EGGS
prize winning stock 81 so for 10. ID. s.
Lyman. Elsmere. Phone 1O15D. me Him
z or sALE-FARM OF 40 ACRES NEAR
kirkwood, with plenty OF fruit. ~ II.
Beck. Middletown. Del. marl9-u
Z OR SALE-RUNABOUT IN GOOD CON.
dition Apply j. G. Jushs Co., Newport
Del MARRIOTT.
IN 7. c. PIGs-BELLEvUE. DEL.
~. Inquire John Baker. Phone, INV,
Holly Oak. MARIO eod.tt.
n OR sALE-CoUNTERs SHOW CASES.
il also a good size safe at Berger's furni-
: lure store Third and Shipley streets.
] mari6eod-1m.
ID HoDE ISLAND RED EGGS FOR
| IL Matching; blue ribbon winners; guar
anteed good layers. V. NJ. Bailey Roselle,
Del. Phone 30. april -eod- I'M.
Wy HITE wYANDOTTE EGGS FOR
w Matching (Tom Barrons str-inl; also
/ Buff Cochen eggs and cOckerels. No. l.
| West Thirtieth street. mar4 cod I'm.
II OR SALE--WHITE ROCK EGGS FOR
| II Matching, sc per dozen. Apply Martin
| Miller, Stall No. s3l King street n'arkst. or
Phone 1851, Holly Oak. april -eod-lm
L OR sALE-DEsIRAsLE HOME 40.
1908 jefferson street, . rouins and bath.
| Party moving TO country. Possession at once
Apply to Mrs. o. W. HoUprs, MI. Cuba
Del. april eod-f.
II OR sALE-wHITE wYANDoTTE
Il eggs for Matching. Cell and Keeler
strain). D.. 6 A.. 5s51-A. Mrs. J. s. Wat
son Ashley Del. mare-tts-1m
WI ELDIN's S. G. REDS. SHOW BIRDS.
w heavy layers Hogan Test) Eggs and
chicks Duck eggs. l.. Emma Weldin
Holly Oak. 14s-Y. mar25-t,t, I'm.
M HITE WYANDOTTE AND BARRED
w Plymouth Rock Eggs for Matching,
from choice pens, 75c for IS Philip Leaf,
Old Newport Pike. "Cedars"
mar25.t,ts-1m.
II OR sALE-NO. so7 WEST STREET Is
/ Il rooms, baths, adapted TO two families.
Lot. 6OV1OO feet. A. /. Johnson. Eighth
and shipley streets. mar50-t,ts.tf.
Wy ANTED-FORD OR OTHER LIGHT
w touring car. Must be nearly new and
n bargain. Martin Hutchinson. No. o15
Market street. mars-lm.
II OR SALE-NEW FOLDING CAMERA
GO 1-4x5 l-2), $500: bulb attachment
Gentleman 500 raincoat. never worn
$3.50. Address S63 Evening journal
. Oaice. aprl-lt.
Il OR sALE-FIRsT CLASS EMPLOY
. II ment Office. very reasonable; dOinl
very good business Good reason for leaving
Apply No. 500 Tatnsll st. mar29-tf.
7 or sALE-7oo HOMER PIGEONS
also dwelling house and outside build
ing, Townsend, Delaware. Apply Mrs. W.
G.. Knots. Townsend, or G.. Lloyd Knots
care Edward r. Pusey Co, City mar3i 81
II OR sALE-READING STANDARD
u L Motorcycle, like nav. s115. 2sx9 tires
+ S525 New Readings from $3.50 20 $3.50
. with two speeds. Phone for demonstration
Delmarva. 1894. II. S. Carr, No. 500 New
Castle avenue. mar25-lm.
~ IN OR sALE-ICE CREAM MACHINERY
l il Three cabinets, ice breaker, shafting an'
d pullcys. Not going TO quit business. bu
n have the above for sale. Ice cream and Ice
. in any quantity. Order your cream fO
Easter not later than Saturday.
p. Il. EWING
: Phone 5993-W. Ninth and Monroe SITS
q apri-2t.
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II URNISHED ROoMs-LIGHT. HEAT
IT ard use Of phone. Apply No. 1917
West st. marl7-lm.
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REAL EsTATE-rOR SALE.


"a OR SALE-rWO-STOR BRICK FAC
tory, Nos. lj0s-1O Stockton street. 400
square feet hoor space. Apply TO p D. Isaac,
owner, no. 1911 West street. d. & A.. 362.
mar13-t.t.s-u
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ID RoPOsALs FOR WILMINGTON. DELLA
WARD. SINKING FUND. FOUR AM

ID ROPOSALS FOR WILMINGTON. della.
L WARE. SINKING FUND. FOUR AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT LOAN
Sealed bids will be received until 70
O'Clock noon, on Monday, April 3. A. d.
1915, AZ The Office Of the City Treasurer
Wilmington, Delaware. for Fity-hye Thou
sand Dollars 1855. 000l Of Wilmington. Della
ware Sinking Fund -Four and One.half Per
Cent. Bonds
Said bonds will date from April LIST. A. d
1915, and will be issued IN denominations Of
hfty dollars or multiples thereof and bear
interest," az the rate 81 four and one-hah per
ceutum per annum, payable semi-annually, on
October 1st and April lst Of each year and
will mature as follows;
$3.50 on April Ist. A. d. 1855
said issue Is being made under authority
Of an ordinance OF The Council OF Whining.
ton, passed March 18th a. ID. 1915 and an.
proved March 9Th. A. ID. 1915, and is "a
provide funds 20 redeem water bonds ma.
turing May 1st, 1915. and June 1st 1915
All proposals must be accompanied by q
certified check, payable 90 the order Of 'Ths
/ Mayor and Council Of Wilmington" for two
nercentum OF the amount Of bonds for which
bid is made. the same to be forfeited N ihs
bidder fails TO accept and pay for the oonl,
| awarded
The right 20 reject any or sii bids is re-
served. No bid for less than par value viii
] be received.
The successful bidder or bidders will h,
required 10 settle for the bonds awarded. Will
| accrued interest, from April 1st. A. ID. i91 Q
az the office Of the City Treasurer Whining
| ton, Delaware. at OF before - o'clock noon
/ Tuesday, April Goth, A. ID. 1918.
Address an bids in sealed envelopes q
James r. Price, City Treasurer, Wilmington
Delaware marked Proposals for sinking
Fund Loan.
ROBERT u. KEMP
JOHN j. McGONERN
JOHN j. MONAGHAN.
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
WELLER T.. SLOWER
GEORGE T.. GRANTLAND.
JAMES KANE.
Finance Committee Of The Couacil
MARIA. &c. 29-apr1.
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q OR SALE. CHEAP-No. SIZE vIo-
. lin, nearly new. Phone Diamond state
No, 5000. ianll-u
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PROPOSALS.

- CUOOu BUILDINGS PLANS-THf
Board Of Public Education. in Whining
ION. Delaware. invites competitive architec
tursi designs for an addition 10 the VIII
minrton High School.
The building 60 be IS feet frontage. four
stories and basement. with gymnasium, do
rnestic science. class and administration
rooms. with heating. plumbing and vontila.
tion. The cost not 20 exceed Si35,O00.
The plans or designs must be submitted
10 the Board al No. 10 IL East sixth street.
on or before 8 o'clock +. NJ. Monday. April
~, 1915.
II. 7. GUTHRIE.
MARIA 25. 90. 30, 80, 3i-apr1.2. Secret
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HELP wANTED-MALE

- --~-~e--f-7 .|ft't,
Wy AGON BLACKSMITH. APPLY Mok
w TONS No. as Orange ST. mar3lii
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Il URNlSHED ROOM. APPLY NO 2ls
w. Fourteenth street. mur22-lm.
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BROODNG CHICKENS.

ID ROODING CHICKENS 80 SEE THE
ID Ideal in successful operation, at Hope
Farm Poultry Dept. at Brandywine Springs
and Hillside Poultry Farm, Hockessin; the
100 per cent efficient coal stove Breeders
broods up To 1900. No curtain, getting on
knees or clinkers. Easy shaking. Everything
IN constant observation. You can't 90 wrong.
Get the facts and price from
WM. l.. LANGSHAW.
Braudywine Springs Della
j. W. McVAUGH.
mar13-eod1m Hockessin. Del.
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FOR SALE

q MALL TOURING CAR CHEAP. NO. 500
- Shipley street. mar-O-ti
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A PARTMENT FOR RENT-FIVE ROOMS
"A and bath Immediate possession. No.
SO Jackson ST. nov24-t t.sts
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Wy ANrED - GoOD PREssER hND
w pants maker. Apply No. 2od iatnal
.,roo, mar3i-2t.
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NOUR ROOM APARTMENT. APPLY
II Dr.. Harris. No. 2il West Tenth street
mares thurs sat-tf.
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n OR RENT-FOUR ROOM APARTMENT,
= furnished or unfurnished Apply Chas.
s. Hurlock. Seventh and Poplar streets.
mar23-n.
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TYPEWRITERS


~ YPEwRITERS RENTED - 4 HIRE y
months. $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold, $500 monthly. Typcwriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type.
aug22 n.
II ENT OR BUY a REMINGTON VISIBLE
IL, Monarch or Smith Premier. Cash Of
easy payments. Remington Typewriter Co.
No. 500 Equitable Bldg. Phone 5l25.
mar23-im.
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OnCt QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
OUC Wines at Keil's. No. 800 East
Fourth street. ml2-u.
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L OR RENT-ROoMS. FURNISHED ;
housekeeping or lodging No. $50 East
Seventh street. mari61m.
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LIST OF pURLIC sALEs.

April 6-Public Sale of Horses and
Cattle at Bear Station, at o'clock
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pOp WEST NINTH STREET, THIRD
OZO hoor. rooms. Apply No. no King
street marriott
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APARTMENTS

- P'-1IiRrTSfENT FOR RENT F0R LiGHT
"A housekeeping. 10. 22OO jefferson
street. lop-o-l.
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L OR sALE--BLACK MINORCA EGGS,
prize winning stock, $3.50 for 10. d. 5.
Lyman, Elsmere Phone 1O15D. me 517-lm.
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NO s APARTMENT ~ "THE GRANT
~ LEY" rooms, bath and porch, S32.
Apply DIR. Arthur Patterson, No 923 Jeder-
son street mar26-tE
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FOR RENT.

II OR RENT-APARTMENT. THREE
II rooms and bath; up-to-date in every
way; possession at once. Ryan, Thirteenth
aud French streets mar3O-eod-tf.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

II URNIsHED ROOM APPLY no. 30
w. Fourteenth street. mar22-im.
ARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
~ room; hot water heat. electric light.
telephone. No. 1927 Market ST. mars'im'
II URNIsHED RooMs-LIGHT. HEAT
IT ard use Of phone. Apply No. 1917
West St. mar17lm.
Z OR RENT-ROoMs. FURNISHED;
housekeeping or lodging. No $50 East
Seventh street. mari6-im.
eOp WEST NINTH STREET, THIRD
OZO hoor. rooms. Apply No. ITO King
street. muriV''
q ECoND STORY FRONT ROOM WITH
- or without board d. & A. phone. 2ss7-W
40 1909 West Seventh 81. marioim
Z UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
upri-tf
n OR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
Il room Apply No, 30 West Ninth
street mar3fim
II ooMs ron LODGING AND HOUSE.
IL keeping. Apply No. 500 West street
MARLIN.
II FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II housekeeping. No. POI East Fifth street
MARRIOTT.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ rent. Apply No. So West Fourth
street. mar2A.im.
~ wO ROOMS IN GAwTHROP BUILDING
i Fourth and Shpley streets, suitable for
printer or manufacturer. Apply dawthrop
Bro. Co.. 1Od w. Fourth street. mar20u
u UkNIsHED THIRD AND SECOND
II story front rooms with breakfast II de-
sired. Gentlemen. No. 1907 Washington
street. marc cod I'm.
BOARDERs WANTED
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ID OARDERs wANTED--ALso TABLE
ID boarders. Reasonable. No. 10 Iefer'
son street. mar9-lm.
LOST AND FOUND
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OsT-GUNNING FLOAT, IS FEET
/ l. long painted white. Reward for advice
Of location. Mitchell Givison, Delaware
! City, Del. mar3l-2t
SANITARY WORKERS
AZ K. KELTER-sANITARY, DOOR
! M. LESS ENCAVATING.
| ONCE, s. W Corner Fourth and West SITS.
ID. & A. Phone. b11s. oct2l.tf.
TYPEWRITERS
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| n, YpFWRITERS RENTED 4 II y y
| months $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewriters
| repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type.
writer Exchange. No. 9l5 Market street.
/ aug22u.
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Evening journal., 1915-04-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

u LOUR AND FEED BUSINESS STAND.
u NO oof West Front street - 4 4.
pnone. 54O5.W. mariG.2wsf.
Evening journal., 1915-04-01

Z OR sALE-FARM OF 40 ACRES NEAR
Kirkwood, with plenty Of fruit p. H.
Beck. Middetown. Del. marl9-f
Evening journal., 1915-04-01
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

TIRL on FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
VI would like position in bakery. Best
reference Call ID. & A. phone, 3t3s-W.
mar7n7t-
Evening journal., 1915-04-01
CUSTOM TAILORS


~ USTOM TAILORING. CLEANING AND
- pressing Stanley Sika, Southeast Cor.
ner Ninth and Pine streets. mar3O.eod-i m.