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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-12-11

went into the machine shop of the
Delaware and Hudson Railway at
Carbonate. MY Introductory work
there was to dismantle the Stour-.
bridge Lion. That sounds fierce and
hazardous, doesn't it? The lion, how
ever, was a locomotive-the first one
ever used on a railroad in America
and had been purchased in England.
Pieces Of it are now to be seen at the
National Museum in Washington. j, -
=. From Carbondale went to Scran-
ton, where built, engines for the
BY 1873 I was master Of my trade
and, President of the Machinists and
Blacksmiths' Union. The panic that
year closed our shopr. Men looking
for work travelled from east to west
and then back again. was one Of
them. il; Il, 5 &, ri III ss,ff
II crossed the river at Detroit to
I Windsor in Canada, walking from the
latter placesto Buffalo, 251 miles dis
tant. The last night OF the year i
slept in, a railway freight shed at
ST.. Thomas. II arrived at Buffalo Feb
ruary 20, 1874; with cents; which T
spent for 10 d newspaper. "A: ]. Scotch
watchmans let me sleep on the floor
OF the passenger station that night.
# without; Food for Three Days.
SCI Got 8 match q an Irishmans asked
me next morning on the street. /.
3EG3.. ..If there is q. match Tor me- IN
Buffalo, said, I'LL 30 down to the
Erie Basin cut q hole In the Ice and
Jump In g.s 4. /. Ii. 8. IL
I Al.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-12-11

IT got, temporary work. In 8 BU1f so
The moment had money .enough -
returned to Scranton and found en-
ployment, at the Cliff Locomotive
works. In 1878 I was elected mayor
Of the city. T had gone the year be-s
fore to an nti-monopoly convention.
at Harrisburg and had met Uriah 5.
stephens. founder Of the Knights @of
Labor. He liked me and obligated mo
as q, member Of the order in his room
at the hotel. st.e 5. :.s. 81.
Later there were 1900 Knights
in Lackawanna county, where I lived.
NY trunk was locked and strapped
and q ticket to :Ppttsville was IN my
pocket when a man came hurrying
into my house, saying: You will be-
nominated in q few minutes fof
mayor. s.s
3. ''.saTell the delegates. said, that 3
have found work In Pottsville and
that my train leaves IN fifteen min-;
utes. I can't accept the nomination.
Nominated for Mayor.
:. Come along. the man renlied.
and tell them yourself: they won't
pay any attention to me. = s.
s+ss'.I ran to the hall where the CON.
vention was being held, and - g
passed through the door heard Pat
Golden say: He'd make q. h of aIs
mayor. s.
$50 Z changed my mind and took
the nominate About tho nrst thing
q did after being elected was to make
Pat Golden /. policemAns1 sHasis not
At to be 9 policeman, some petson4
said. s5.s
e And Ptst, g i replied. says thats
am not At to be mayor.
55s1 Pat became splendid pfficer4
8he always got the man he went Stters
Az for myself. ssI Was re-electAd tWicos
I studied law ana was a admitted 70 the
bar. Moreover i have made stump
SspSeches IN practically all Of hi
I statess east OF tho Mis- isasippl river
ss ..I may not be N educatsd man; lli
the terms 0f the. caller Of whom Is
s1hsvs - spol 30 " del
about the United ss5tates ana IL M
Eh6bitlnta
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-12-11

hotel meeting last Friday night is
clearly a.violation, Of: the letter and
spirit Of the Minnesota antitrust law.
The boys in the woods will be slow
to learn Of such, meeting at which it
was voted to reduce their wages, and
when they are informed about it they
will be told that the cut is caused by
Democratic times: 1t is the same old
gag but probably worked once too
often. The 1lmbernnen haven't very
much use fore,the Democratic party
for it was a. Democratic congress that
put lumber onsthe> free, list. .4sss:, {.
However, the spirit of organization
is finding its way into the lumber
camps, and this week we are in re-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-12-11
(BY JAMES B, MORROW.)


The capitalists and the working
men, Terence V. Powderly says, have
changed greatly for the better during
the last quarter Of a century.
Twenty-Five years. ago Mr.. Powderly
was the commander-in-chief of H.
100000 Knights of Labor.
II will tell You a story" he said,
"about an illuminating experience of
my own in Covington, Ky. There was
a strike at big establishment and I
was called into the case by telegraph.
"Once in Covington I went straight
to the office of the employer. He
was busy with some papers. I waited.
What do you wants? he asked pres
emily.
":My name is Powderly,' I an
swered and - :.
Before the sentence could be
ended. Mr.. Brown, I will call him, got
out of his chair and came toward me
with his hand extended. I supposed
he meant to greet me in the conven-
tional way and ask me to be seated.
Settling an Time Strike.
Instead, he caught me by the
shoulder, rushed me to the door and
pushed me into the hall. Get out of
here and go to h. he bellowed.. .,
I can't get OUT I said, until you
release my heel, which is caught in
the door. Nor will I go to h this
morning. I can be found for a idav
or two at the Grand Hotel over In
the river In Cincinnati. If you want
to see me just send me word
1.-TWO, hours later the hotel clerk
handed me a letter when I asked for
my room! key. The letter was from
Mr.. Brown. He apoligized for his con-
duct and said he would meet me at
nay convenience. ~.,
=, :. II hurried back to his factory: Mr..
Brown repeated his apology. Stop
said. We have never met before
until this minute. I understand you.
Mr.: Brown and Ihope you. will ,un-
sdlle.r'ss;tand q. me before our. business is
over. He agreed to receive a COM
11nittee from his shop the next. day.
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LUMBER BARONS AND L0GGERS MEET CLOSED DOORS
CoNSPlRE TO REDUCE WAGES LUMBER WOODS

A group of lumbermen and loggers
met last Friday evening. at the st:
Louis hotel and reached an agree
ment whereby the wages Of woods
men in lumber camps were:to be- cut;
from $2e to $40. a month.
The newspapers have printed con-
siderable lately about the ."large de-
mand" for labor in the woods and
these stories have helped to flood the
labor market to such an. extent that
the loggers have more men in the
local labor market than they need. ::
Now that the supply is said to ex-
ceed the demand the loggers have
combined to reduce wages. The
agreement reached d at the st. Louis
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-12-11

ceipt of a. letter from a mighty, in:
telligent :woodsmen asking The Labor
World to put. him in touch with an
organizer: r;.. : p; -"
1.-THE time was never more ripe
the letter runs, ,s'for the: organization
of the woodsrinen in northern Minne-
sofa I have talked with hundreds Of
the boys and they, are praying, tor the
time when organized labor will come
to- their help" = Then&he adds:: -.
ct belonged to a" woodsm ems union
on the Pacific coast: and know
something about, what organized
labor can do for the lumber jack. The
l.. Wv: tried it out there first, but
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It Is not so difficult task to plant
new truths as to root out old errors,
for there is this paradox In men; they
run after that which Is new, but are
prejudiced in favor Of that which is
old. T.. a $S,aEl NV -
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OS1-FUR NECKpIECE GOING FROM
- Thirteenth and clayton streets 10 Della
ware avenue. on Delaware avenue car 90
Union street. Union street 60 Gilpin avenue
90 Bayard avenue 10 Park Drive Reward f
returned 20 the Evening journal Ohico.
mar3.3t
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Information for Travellers
TIN. Of departure Of trains reys from Wilmington
Trains Marked t-) are Expresses.


Phnndslph 49, 40 g. 90 90" 10 90 90
10 $780, $50 9asf. - oSis so. Ss5 sos
t.so. 4.5s.. 5.Os. sO' Sss S% 60 ear SS 1i0
s.oi-
s.2S. 5ss SIS 7lo' 7so 7sS' so' 'oS Bic
E1prsA s9s IO2 a. 52s ss 81 4'f ds ~ H.
s1S ~ s9S 49, SO sso T. a 20 20 oss IN.
Baltimore A M-l9o i95's % 10 iie i5S.
s.eoss. % %soS. tos s H. 5 ss. s.ss. s.Oa'
baltimore washins.on Sunday M..sos SoS. sos.
s.os., .oS., siS. sgS s. s. 5sS "a si.. l2, oa.
I" and md Wy %, sGTs s. sunday. s0a A. mso5 p
DELAWARE DIVISION P B. RAILROAD.
fS Fts fn's = 9S ps"s 3 Sc @ saturday; onyHS
RAILROAD
and wns'GS vs'Eday' M. NJ & 'O'
sna washington snndsS. M-5s' sS9 1882 P NJ
ss il la. M.-Ias' 9S7 0a7' 45i' S.ls' ei7
Philadelphia sundays MIG: 90 go 81 s'' 10 gSs' 1888
PHILADELPHIA 8 READING RAILWAY
NJ FdpE sS5dSRs-s sRe S% 90 A. No. il 50 A. NJ and 4is
STEAMBOATS,.
M 13o AS NJ
and only P
PENNsoRovB FERR-BoAT
wnmngonoo so snd II 90 NJ 4s spd $50 & p NJ Leave
Wilmington 0l5 100 P Leave PsnnsErove7oo and
N SUBURBAN TROLLEY
sndD station
minut half for instance % and "a
hour instance. 90 and 80 Cars leaving here
connect New Castle with for Delaware
ns o 10 IL
Brandywins Marshslton-L sixth and Market
oegnns
Brndywn Springs for Kennett
u minutes snds
stance and
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Kershaw & Whitten
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.


March sale or stock and farm
ing implements for j. e. McCaGer-
ty on the Lobdell farm, Min1ucdale
Home, 1 o'clock p. m. stidham and
Son, auctioneers.
March Sale OF the contents Of
a large home from over Washington
street bridge, will be sold at Std
ham and Son auction store, III East
Fourth street Nearly new goods,
rugs, brass beds. draperies, ] o'clock
p. m. Stidham and Son, auctionoers.
March 10-Sale of real estate at
court house for the Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Co.. 10 o'clock n. m.
Stidham and Son, auctionoers.
March 1l-Sale of real estate at
court house for William II. Lyman
Twelve properties at II o'clock a. m
March 11-Sale of stock and farm
ing implements for J. l.. Lamborn and
Son. Wooddale, Del. 1 o'clock p. m
/ Shdham and Son, auctioneers.
March 15 Sale of stock and farm
I ing implements for Chandler Mendin'
hall near Prices Corner. l o'clocl
p. m. Stidham and Son, auctioneers
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FINED FOR DIVERTINC
Gas FROM The meter

In General Sessions Court yester-
day afternoon a jury returned a ver-
dict of guilty in the case of the state
VS.. James Martin lie was tried with
William Sayors and Charles Harper
under an Indictment charging them
with breaking and entering the store
of Samuel Greonbaum, on January
16. and stealing goods therofrom.
Savers and Harper were acquitted
bv the jury. as they were not con-
nocted directly with the robbery
The court will sentence Martin on
Friday.
Timothy Newell 1903 Pleasant
street pleaded guilty to using gas
az his home without the same going
through the meter He was fined SlV
and costs and promised never again
10 appear i'm court
Samuel johnson, colorcd pleaded
not guilty to the larceny Of lA'
bushels OF wheat from John Higgins
Delaware City. The case viii h'
tried tomorrow
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH 3.
A. {.

This person is very methodical in
business. is trustworthy, reliable and
has good Judgment.
Responsibility can be placed on this
person and they will fulfil their duty
to the letter.
While generous to their friends they
are shrewd in business and will drive
a sharp bargain.
The governing planet is Jupiter and
the sign is Pisces. meaning the fishes
and denotes hidden deep and ardent
love nature
The best period of business life for
this person is after thirty-five.
The Want Ads will give mechanics
good openings and all who deal in
metals should use the Want Ads this
week.
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II OR RENT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
Il an convenience 50. NO o2a West
Sixth street. mar -'
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The Wants arc brimful OF vital
facts. telling OF chances for sale. for
exchange. for rent for work, for Sc
curing employees and many other es-
Senfials Tho Wants arc definite,
pointed and oxplicit-oach is aimed
an the accomplishment Of something
that is cssental.-Adv.
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an SocIrTY TrRKEY DINNER.

A turkey dinner will be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society OF McCabe
: Rf = r. Church. tomorrow. in the
church. Twcnty-second street and
Boulevard. supper will be served at
o'clock
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FATHER wALDRON'S
BROTHER DIES

Robert A. Waldron. brother of the
Rev. Thomas Z. Waldron. of this CITY,
died last night in Philadelphia lie
was engaged in the undertaking bust
ness.
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CONSTABLE's SALE.

.>,>>~~~Se,.,.>s>--,s,>s
~ ONSTABLE'S SALF-BN VIRTUE or
y n distress for rent, 90 me directed VIII
hc sold at public sale. ON Monday the sth
day Of March 1915. the following property,
viz: Personal effects Seized and taken as
the property Of William Hin, At the suit of
Wilmington Trust Company. agents, and 90
lac sold by CHARLES r. BOWERS
Constable
Wilmington. Del. February %, 1913.
mnrl. g.
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NOTICE

Mt TOTICE-ATTER THIS DATE 7 WILL
IN be responsible for no bills contracted by
my wife Samuel M. Smith No. 1919 West
Seventh St. mari
ADAM WORLDS GREATEST
nj Palmist. at Shollpot Park, al winter,
Appointments day or night. Tells past pres
ont and future just ns YOU have gone and
win 60 through life for 25c. Also reads
coiored peoples hands shellpot Park.
dcc5. H.
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Incompetent household servants
need not be retained-replace them
with those who are skilled and ef-
hciont. The Wants will solve many
problems of the household.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-03-03

u UBIIC sALE-CoNrENTs OF a HONE
L OVER WASHINGTON STREET
BRIDGE. INCLUDING FINE FURNITURE,
HANDSOME RUGS. BEDDING, CHINA,
ETC. WILL BE SOLD AT SrIDHAM q
SONS AUCTION STORE. no. III kASI
FOURTH STREET. FRIDAY, MARCH .,
1873 AT ] O'CLOCK =. NJ
Two heavy Brass Beds with Springs ana
Mattresses. one extra iinch post Brass
Bed, cost 500; Dressers In mahogany, oak
and bird s.ovc maple; three pieces OF tuna
mahogany Dresser. Princess Dresser ana
Chinonicr, Leather Davenport, Spanish
Leather Couch. reception room suit IN
leather. pieces silk plush Parlor Suit, III
hrary Table handsome Diningroom Suit
tal Extension Table, Crystal Glass closet
sis saddle seat Chairs, Prince Beaver Cook
Stove Combination bookcase and Desk,
Green Cloth Card Table, Rockers, Pictures,
six pairs Lace Curtains. five pairs Woolcn
Blankets Comforts, Sheets, Pillow Cases,
five heavy Bed Spreads, set Of Dishes, 100
pieces. Glassware. Bric-a- Brac, Brass Cos
iumcrs Copper Chatting Dish and other
articles
RUGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS.
| Two Administer Rugs. 9Xl2; one Wilton
/ Rug. Okla: two Brussels Rugs lO-wirc
qNi2: also one s3N1O.6. ono Wilton Rug
/ s.8NIO.6. several small Rugs. These rugs
are in oriental and floral designs. 30 yards
I Linolcum. Ono roll Mating.
/ The above goods are In tho host of con
ditiou and must be- sold az this sale for th'
| highest bid as the parties are leaving th'
city. and will sell everything regardless %
| cost or price. Goods can be seen the morn
! ing Of sale We will deliver free and stor
free. goods bought az This sale.
SrIDHAM a son.
mari,aA AuctioneeFs for Owners
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For Sale
FOR SALE

MUST BE SOLD.
No. llOl WEST EIGHTH SIREET-lO
rooms, bath. one porch, electric light.
Best upto-date house On Eighth
street. Good order.
GROOM House / ACRE GROUND,
Alarshallton Easy terms.
53 ACRES IMPROVED LAND, GOOD
frame house. excellent condition;
barn. chicken house, corn crib. Good
place for trucking; fruit; l-2 mile
from steamboat landing; same dis
tarce from Crumpton, Nd. Price
81 500 $500 cash. Mortgage tor the
balance.
l have a number of suburban proper
ties for sale, also for rent.
GOOD MILK STAND AND ROU IE-2oo
quarts daily; horse, wagon and prop
erty.
want TO purchase for customer
small corner grocery store property.
l have a purchaser who wishes to buy
laundry with the business.
3O7 WEST TWENTY-SECOND ST. 10
rooms bath, porches. hot water heat.
1908 WEST THIRTEENTH ST. )
rooms. bath. modern improvements.
Owner wishes to leave city.
APPLY TO
ISAAC DILLIN
NO. 923 IL MARKET STREET.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE or WILLIAM TAYLOR
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentarv upon the estate Of William Taylor
late Of Wilmington hundred, deceased were
duly granted unto Security trust ana 9ale
Deposit Company on tho 26th day OF fehru-
ary. A. ID. 1915. and an persons indebted 10
tho said deceased are requested TO make pay
inent to tho executor without delay, ana aii
persons having demands against the deceased
are required to exhibit and present the same,
uuly probatcd. to the said executor on or he
fore the Goth day Of February, A. ID. 1916,
or abide by the law in this behalf, -r.
DEPOSIT COMPANY, Executor
Address Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, Wilmington, Del feb26-eod-9t
II STATE or ROBERT MCCULLOUGH.
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration upon the estate of Robert Nc
Cullough late Of Christiana hundred de
ceased were duly granted unto Winona X.
Mccullough. on the 25th day Of February. a.
D. 1915 and all persons indebted 10 the said
deceased are requested to make payment 10
the Administrators without delay. and all per
sons having demands against the deceased are
required to exhibit and present the same,
duly probatcd. 20 the said AdministratriN, on
or before the 25th day Of February, a. ID.
1915 or abide boy the law in behalf.
WINONA r. MCCULLOUGH,
Address Mrs. Robert Mccullough, Guyen-
court Del. iep%'-end'9t.
II STATE or PAINTER J. SHOCkLEN,
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministration upon the estate of Paynter j.
shocklcy, late Of Wilmington hundred, dc
ceased were duly granted unto Delaware
Trust Company. on the 25th day Of February
A. ID. 1915. and all persons indebted TO ths
said deceased are requested TO make payment
to the Administrator without delay and al
| persons having demands against the de
ceased are required TO exhibit and present th'
same duly probated. 10 the said Administra
/ Tor on or before the 25th day Of February
A. d. 1916, or abide by the law in thi
! behalf.
DELAWARE TRUST co.
| Administrator.
Address Delaware Trust CO. Wilmington
Del feb26-eod-9t
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PUBLIC SALE


ID UBIIC SALE-FURNlrURE, MATING,
L HOUSEHOLD GOODS WILL BIZ SOLD
AT NO 500 SHIpLEA STREET IDESpAAi
MARCH @. 1919. AT no O'CLOCk. A. NJ.
Bedroom Suits Iron Beds Mattresses
Tables. Chairs. Pictures, Dishes. Matiugs,
three Cook Stoves. Cots Bedding, Dishes,
Cooking Utensils and many other articles.
Terms cash. SllphAM a SoN,
rnnra "a Auctioncers
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USOR sALE-o6.QUART MILK ROUTE
II also horse and wagon. Address - oO'
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AGENTS WANTED.

E111Y SUNDAYS MESSAGE AUTHOR
Il ired-Wo viii pay you si2o 10 dis
tribute Il in your noighborhood' 90 uays
,-ork rreat opportunity for man or woman.
e-.@o ,ime nav be used Particulars and
sample free Universal Bible House, Phila
feh27 mara.
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APIIl1 2
ISAAC DILLIN
NO. o23 IL MARKET STREET
ROOFERS

Wy L. WILLIAMS CO.
w No s21 Orange st. Roofing. Spout
inc and Heating Metal and composition
roofng. hot Air Heating and Ventilsting.
Repairing promptly done. Phone ian16-tf.
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ny OR SALE. CHEAP-No. 1 SIZE Nlo'
II lin. nearly new. Phone. Diamond state
40 soso iant1-tf.
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TSOR sALE-1912 ELKHART AUToMO.
II lille GOOD condition. Faris Delaware
city, Del. ieplO'eou-i"
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CHIROPODISTS

-----~-~- ->s>~~-~-~--7->@--->9~--
II LOKA JOHNSON SrRADLEY. NO. 6O1
Il Market street Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna Treats Corns, BuniOns, Ingrown
Nails. Etc. Evenings by appointment d.
g A.. o6l7. jan26-tf
ELIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
IL Fowler & Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
mauicuring hair dressing and massaging.
NO. goo ADAMS ST. ID. s. A.. 39Os. Even.
ing By appointment. mnr16 Tyr.
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n, wo FURNISHED, CoAIMuNICATIoNG
/ rooms. Use Of light heat and telephone
No 1917 West 81 fobt3-tm.
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-. oVFRNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
II 10 ref NV free booklet N-e6O' ieus
how. Write today-NOW. Earl honhins'
Washington. ID. g. marl'-m.
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For SALE.

.-.-~--~~>~.>~-~->~-e----o~ = - 81
90 QUART - PURE CALlfOknlA
,OUC Wines st Keil's. No. soc East
Fourth street. mlz-u.
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DOM FOR RENT FURNISHED OR uN'
feb10-1m.
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HELP WANTED


~~rN Avn WOMEN WANTED, GOVERN
M rnent Jobs. sos 90 $3.50 month Wite
H. rr.titut, Dept 4i.G, Rochester. N. y.
marlin.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

~ ->>~~~-~-~-~---,--y>--------. s,,,r rcrrOR
M ANTED-FIRsT GLASS soLiO ~, ros' az
w Good proposition Auuivss ~
Evcning Journal once
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping; reasonable. 70
Ills King street. ieDo'u'
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PRIVATE SALE.


II RIVATT SALE OF FURNITURE
i after 1 r. NJ. No GOA West Twentieth
street mar1-3t.
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LADIES, TAILOR

= . 0fS TSfS CR0IT. FORMERLY or
MI seventh and Washington streets, has
opened Ladies Tailoring Establishment al
No s47 Orange street, where he will be
clad 10 receive call from persons desiring
strictly frst.class work. ID. a. phone,
1867 " teh2beou I'M
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

REssMAKER WANTS APPkENIioh
~ 'fp' mar3-3t.
~ ANT'rD - EXPERIENCED WHITE
Nv girl for general housewofk ks'el
en march3-3t.
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II OR RENT-FIVE ROOMS, PORCH
Il barn and garden, back Of Eden Park,
$3.50. ID. & A., 1837-W. mar3'o'o
Evening journal., 1915-03-03

EOR AL = - THREE STORY BRICK
y dwelling located at 7O7 Poplar street.
10 rooms and bath. in excellent condition,
modern. VIII sell reasonable. Apply al
20 NORTH CLAYTON STREET. or phone
1904 d. g. A. ian6.eod. .2mos
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

z OR SALE, CHEAP-aAIF MILE
II north Of oxford, Pa. one acre 5 room
house, barn and outbuildings; plenty Of
fruit on macadamized pike. Apply TO No.
6l3 King St. Butter store. febs eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-03-03
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


u IGHr ROOM HOUSE, ALL CON
u veniences, bath and laundry. Inquire
No. 115 w. Thirtieth st. feb i2-12t
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Il URNlsHED OR UNFuRNlshtD
u rooms reasonable; ladies preferred NO.
0O1 Tatnal ST. feb2o-lm.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.


ny S. MATCHETr. PUBLIC STE
w uogmphcr. Nos. 71s-7l0 Ford Build
ing iebS-im.
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nor RENT-TwO HOUSES AT RosELLs.
II Apply TO j q. Adams Roselle Della
ware. mar--ot
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MANICURING AND
SCALP TREATMENT.

STTfIE NJ MOORE, .MANICUR1NG,
" scalp treatment, massaging. Special
shampooinr, 35c. No. goa Market street.
second floor. H. & A.. 6595W. feb5-l I'm.
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~ wO UNFURNTsHED ROOMS. SECOND
/ floor, for light housekeeping No loa
West Twenty fourth street. ieb12-lot'
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MONEY To loan.


NJ ONEY To LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
Nl Any amount az lowest rates. Quickly
furnished Address MAO Evening Journal
Office. uov23 m.w.s-ti
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For RENT
APARTMENTS.

q OR RENT-FOuR ROOMS AND BATH,
N back porch. N. W. Corner Twenty third
and Market streets. Phone, 3O25.
fcb1O-ood I'm.
~ or RENT-sECOND FLOOR APART
mcnt. rooms and bath a7aumrni ON
first floor suitable for professional person.
Best location Phone 5751-D. fcb2e Inn.