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Evening journal., 1916-10-04
AUCTION SALE.


4 UCTION SALE-FURNTTURE, CAR
4 n PETS. RUGS, BEDDING TABLE
LINEN. ETC. WILL BE SOLD AT Std
HAM & SONS AUCTION STORE, no. III
EAST FOURTH ST. TO SETTLE WITH
THE OWNERS OF TIE UNDERSIGNED
GOODS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER g, 1915 AT
O'CLOCK =. NJ. SHARP.
Brass Beds. Enameled Beds. Felt Mat
tresses Drossers ina oak, mahogany, maple
ETC. DiningrOom Furniture. Livingroom and
Parlor Furniture Davenport. Bedding Of all
kinds. Wooden Blankets. Comforts Bed
Spreads Sheets. Pillow Gases, large Range
Rockers Chairs Couch. Dishes Brio a -brac
several good Rugs in sizes 9N12. s.3xt0.6; I;
Administer, Wilton. Body Brussels and many
other articles used in FIRST class home.
Tho above goods are all In the best Of con-
dtion and will be sold At this sale for just
what they will bring. Goods can be seen on
the morning of sale
sTIDHAM & son.
ort2.45 Auct0neers for Owners
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BARY DRINKS FLY POISON.

SEAFORD. Del. Oct. 4.-The H.
months.old child of Guy Thompson.
farmer. living three miles from here, OBJ
tanned bottle Of arsenic poison used
for the determination of flies, in the abb
sence Of its parents, and drank a large
part of the contents before it was dis
covered DR. Everett Shipley, ct Sea
ford. was summoned aud several times
pronounced the child dead, but by con.
tinued treatment throughout the night
and today, finally restored the child to
consciousness Little hopes are enter
tanned for its recovery, however.
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Information for Travellers
Time Of boats ,roeys from Wilmington
Trains Marx cd @, Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BAIT TIMoRE WASHINGTON R. R.

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON b
sos ThsqP@i Ia. ~ M99d '%9 70 iq e9o ,5 S2 s Nv
557 t5 80 6. dai 60 esS So os 6is-
sssi sS sa. csl s55. 1872 oo oia' o5s'
,,o. sg! R1gno SS w.G is NJ 80 s' && && 223:
9i a05. i7 55s' osa 7ao- sia'
,o : P:lno so ia Tioa i s' o s sG Gs.
York Espr.sse-A M-25e 1927. 2.
1885,, 1881. sIo', 500 ses'. 1oe soa. oss eei
DELAWARE p. b 3
For N.-i2o1. 7o5. $40 lo4a' NJ
M
For int Sundays M-isol 75s lo4a' p NJ
1ss $40.
5'"' S .e TnF'os y 49, s Ma 80 soo % :'o'
P.": pa s.s E';as ;sg IS ' s o Sss oSs '' ''' 1o'
!'s;Ph%i :9 % % 2 %&El5 s ss ' Si e. SS Sn sc; go 5 25:
TO-. tAaAt iiss So. se ss5 40 49,
PHILADELPHIA a
Reading A. NJ, A NJ, Sun.
days A NJ, A. N. NJ.
oOaesvins and stsions-wssk days 52s P NJ
phradsph A. and
wf-iaEtsu $50 90 co. 90 10 co. 100 A. N" IA
minute. To- s ne enc hdDa sSd 5s s % % @ % for [ % ~ % I 80 '
the s % Me-: 70 G.saI s.s 20 and %1 D ea @ an the % S % % through %
70, 5....e. d Mi Mi . c:; M P.f'T' Last e % n % @ % o Mn .
To 9rsndyyn. Springs Ma, every 20
ute
i @ ..Hi1 S1' sads % West % Chester @ % s T os Springs with cars
S H 'cF e. i hour .Hs S,' % s % S S 'i % % nsi @ @ sos
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BASEBALL PROSPECTS
National League.

National League.
New York at Brooklyn, cloudy.
Boston at Philadelphia. cloudy.
(Only games scheduled today.
American League.
Washington at New York, cloudy,
two games.
Philadelphia at Boston (season end
ed yesterday.
(Only game scheduled today.
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NOTICES.


nR. RUTHERFORD HAS MOVED TO NO.
~ col n Broomo 81. sept6-im.
NOTICE-THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
~ meeting aud examination Of the Delaware
Board Of Pharmacy will be held In tho col.
lege laboratory Newark Del. on October 4,
1915. For application blanks and further
information, apply 20 Erdman Hoffman, Sec.
retary, Marylsnd Ave. and Linden street vii.
mington, Del sept2o-eod6t.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Mayor and Council o. Whining.
street and Sewer Department win make ap-
plication 20 the Court Of General Sessions in
and for New Castle county AZ its regular
session, on Thursday the fifth day Of Octo.
her A. u. 1916. az N clock A. NJ in
the County Court House. az Wilmington,
Delaware for the appointment Of FIVE suitable
and impartial persons 20 vacate all that por-
tion Of Lobdell street lying and being between
tho westerly line of Townsend street and the
that portion of Buttonwood street lying and
being between the northerly line Of Lohdeil
street and line drawn parallel 20 "a"
street and distant twenty Eve feet northerly
from the northerly side Of ''A' street a.
she said portions Of said streets are laid out
on the map Of the city of Wilmington: the
said portion Of the said Lohdell street and
tho said portion Of the said Buttonw God
street being public streets of the said city
mingion hundred
BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
THE STREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
By GEORGE W. SPARKS, President
Attest; HENRY G.. TAYLOR. Secretary.
sug3i 20 octa
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PUBLIC SALE

CEILING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF
y antique furniture Lease expired Must
vacate property Ye Olde Curiosity Shop.
Ninth and Tatnali streets. sept6-1m.
HORSES. HARNESS. WAGONS. PRIVATE
II Sale As my contract expires at Car
ney's Point will have 20 head Of horses for
draft and business purposes. together with
drop bottom wagons and harness, for sale at
Nos 10oO-1O12-1ot4 Union street. Can be
seen on the premises Drop bottom teams
for hire a. all times
augi2tf. JOHN MeNEMEE. Owner.
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some speed to beat the return throw.
The Yanks and Senators had field
day at the Polo Grounds. but the re-
suit was a tie, . to 9. Eleven innings
we're played.
Thirteen hits we're chalked up by
the Senators and twelve by the Ianks.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

TOURING CAR FOR FOR HIRE DAY OR
night. r. Hanson No. West Fourth
- Automatic Phone. 2592. oct2-lm
4 MERlCAN UNDERSLUNG 5-PASSEN-
~ ger car will hire by day or hour. Apply
by mail. y. Brommer care Schue Store
foot Of Market Street Bridge octi-2t
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
OCTOBER 4.


The temperament Of the person
born on this date is kecnly sensitive,
artistic and impressionablc The gov
erning planet is Venus II gives a
love nature that must find its re-
sponse in as ardent mate or happi-
ness will never be reached.
Tho governing sign OF Libra gives
inspiration in creative work, steadi-
ness OF purpose and determination.
The will power is strong. The judg-
mont is good i'm business matters.
The middle life Of this birthdate
will he filled with opportunities and
if these are needed the latter years
will ne filled with success and honor
Search the Want Ads this month
for opportunities for business part
nerships. for The selling Of farm lands
and real estate.
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MUSICAL.
REMOVAL NOTICES.
MASQUERADE SUITS

TTGsoUERADE SUITS AND WIGS TO
NJ hire. Frank Biesinger, Corner Fourth
and Walnut SITS. d. A. Phone. e259-W.
sept4u.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

TINHE FLoDETTE, sU7.sO9 FRENCH ST.
L The ideal hotel for men. rs sleeping
rooms. neat. clean and finely furnished; /;
everything convenient; always open. Tran
sient or weekly. feb2eh
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Trnnorc on Mems Union
AlOIACIo Suits. Steady
work and good pay.
TOPKIS BROS. CO.,
NO. 2l7 FRENCH ST.
octs.8t.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

CHAUFFEUR WANTS POSITION; CAN
~ do own repairing. Cali 951b.W.
oct2-8t.
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SEWING MACHINE
OPERATORS

on men nainsOok union suits. Clean and
light work good pay, sanitary workrooms,
exceptionally good opportunity for girls who
want steady work. Apply tho Daylight Fac.
tory. TOPKfS BROS co, No 217 French
street. oct2-eod.1m.
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WTANTED-CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
W $4,000 worth Of rugs just IN, lowest
prices ever offered VIII pay tae highest
prices for your second hand furniture; whole
nouseholda bought for cash Largest rug
merchant In Delaware. Charles $ Hurlock
seventh nnc poplar SITS. juneau
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vate parties. Wagons and harness Of all
kinds. Blankets. Auto Robes can show
YOU more Blankets and Robes and greater
wagons Of all kinds Bring your horses in
and get the cash.
WIN. II KLAIR.
octf6 Wilmington. Del
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

w E. WILLIAMS CO.
W. No. se1 Orange st. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and Nentiating.
Repairing promptly done. Phone. .ani6.ti.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

XXTANTED-Two GENTLEMEN BOARD
w crs; also table hoarders. Gia West
street octi-bt.
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(fAeH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH-sHND
~ me your old sets Of artificial teeth in
any condition, will send you 81 90 for each
old set by return mail Also highest cash
prices FOR old gold silver, platinum and
gold teeth J. MaSer, No. 2oOT South fifth
street Philadelphia, Pa. scpt2i.12t
Evening journal., 1916-10-04

MARTIN BRAUN, CHIRoPoDIsT. NO. s-5
Ia Market ST.. treats Corns. Bunioas. In
TO 8. to Sundays. 10 10 1. Phone.
527a feb2stf.
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PROPOSALS.

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. OLD FED
u cral Building Wilmington, Dol Seal
ed proposals in duplicate will be received
hero until n a. NJ, October 49, 1916. for
removal of steamer 'iMassapequa lying
sunk in Christiatu river, Del. Further in
formation on application. oct3,45,61611.
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FOR SALE.

iUh nAIis
--rs
QAo QT.--PURE CALIFoRNtA WINES.
w Max keil's. 300 r. Fourth 81 ml-'i.
4 ~ooD POOL TABLE CHEAP. APPLY
- $40 Market street septl9'lm'
1O1e roRD TOURING BODY STOUT.
hDAO 6o5 King street oet8''t
rTwo WORK HoRsEs-T. W. HOPKINS,
Mar,hallion. Del oct2-it
nRor HEAD SINGER SEWING MA.
- chine SIS Apply s12 King street
D. A. Phone f63t.J. sep'lo.'m-
L'OR sALE--F0uSDRY AND BUSINESS.
Address S-9i Evening Journal
oct36t
T'Wo DRIVING HORSES CALL S. f.
4 corner Thirty-sixth and Marset streets.
oct3-13t
I AaGE SECOND HAND HEATER, SUIT
- able for small church or school. Apply
IN ACRES or wooDLAND. GOOD
NJ chestnut aud OAK. Address F,aus
I.ebolsl Por'er. bcl sepl-o. o.
DODY or 1916 FORD RUNABoUT
- with delivery back. r. Hanson. No
West Fourth 81. oct2-6t.
1919 OVERLAND. FIvE-PASsENGER
- - touring car; Al condition Ap'
ply No. lo5 w. Ninth st. octI-2t.
'TNoY PoODLEs THE REAL SMALL
Il kind. Puppies just right TO take home.
Best breed W II. Foulkrod No. 1903 ".
Third St. lune-I "
LoR sALE-BABY's CRIB WITH MAT
i tress good rs new, and go-cart apply
SO. 703 West Nineteenth street. lnone'
$3.50 sept2set.
+ CHAPEsT PLACE TO BUY NEW. USED
- -'cond hand Singer machines al
makes repaired Phone 2Jl9-J. W. II.
Carrow, 627 West Fourth. sepil5-lm.
MOTOR BOAT 23x7.e beam. IT P. ~
A'A gine floating cabin and cunning skif
also l.noN II. r. engine cheap; must he
sold Apply D. Pinnick, coz Tatnall street.
sept2212t.
WAL PAPER-RosIN & BRO. 40 42i
w shipley street. second door from Fifth
street, Theodore Rosin. sole proprietor Fine
work at the lowest prices. Phone. i-55-J.
-VoR IMMEDIATE sALE-oHAssIs
with high grade truck body. in good
ress $50 this Office. for appointment
augle''.
JO11 II. D. two.speed. kick starter
AO Il Presto complete. tandem luggage
4 carrier. now tires, excellent condition;
speedomcter. horn. Apply Stanley Garage.
sept1 cod 12t.
4 NUMBER OF SECOND HAND HOT
air heaters of an sizes. Also heaters
which heated tabernacle last winter; we're
only used a few weeks. Apply Gallaher
Stafford Co, No. $40 Orange II. sept30-tf
NTILLYs.KNIGHT COUPE. 1916. SILENT
w motor. perfect condition; viii
soil or exchange for Buick or any other high
class touring car 1916 model Phone 200
=. o. Box 23s, PennsgrOve, n. j. oct3-tt
WALL PAPER AT LOWEST PRICEr
w Jones Holiett. formerly No. 42i
Shipley street. New location, No. 40l Ship
leg street. Wall papers and wall decOra-
tors. Estimates cheerfully given. Phone.
5o3s'J. mart-tf
ONE 1915 OVERLAND. SELF-STARTER,
~ electric lights, frsi-class condition: one
Hupmobile. ono Cadillac. one 1915 Oakland,
electric lights. starter hrstclass condition
Phone 1l95-W. No. 115 Concord avenue.
oct3-3t
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TINwO ROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT
4 bath aud telephone service two squares
from new City Hall. J. Berman, No. 1900
Walnut st. octf-3f.
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rnR RENT.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

~s~4e~ 49, -e---e----
DEsUTrFUL APARTMENT, FURNISHED
ID or unfurnished two or four rooms
private bath No. OIL Delaware Ave.
sopt1s I'm
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

TSTATE OF WILLIAM GOUVENEUR
II RAMSAY. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby givon that Letters Tes-
tamentary, upon the estate Of William Gou-
vonour Ramsay late Of Christiana hundred,
deceased we're duly granted unto Tilghman
Johnston. Caroline Johnston Ramsay and
George Douglas Ramsay on tho third day Of
October. 4. d. 1916 and all persons in
dobted TO the said deceased are requested 10
make payment TO tho executors without de-
lay, and al persons having demands against
tho deceased are required 20 exhibit and pre-
sent the same. duly prohatcd TO the said
executors on or before the third day Of Octo
bcr A. u. 1917 or abide by the law In this
behalf.
TTLGHMAN JOHNSTON
CAROLINE JOHNSTON RAMSAY,
GEORGE DOUGLAS RAMSAY.
Executors
Address Tighman Johnston. No. 700
Equitable Bldg Wilmington, Del
oct cod o.
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TYPEWRITERS.

rUYPEwRITERS RENTED ~ T II X f f
i months $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly. Typewritera
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency Type
writer Exchange, No. 9l5 Market street.
sug22.u.
DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
IO yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly. Also, Monarchs At very reasonable
prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co,
Phone, 5125. No. 500 Equitable Bldg
octIQ-tf.
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CHIROPODIsTs.

ELORA N. sTRADLEY. CHIRoPoDIsT.
Il formerly No COL Market street, has re.
moved 70 No. 222O Market St. Phone 26i7.
aug26.tf.
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JO1c FORD TOURING BODY STOUT,
- " COS King street. oct3-at.
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HELP WANTED D-MALE.

cToUT EBRAND BOY sii MADISON
y street. oct"''t
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IU payer. attention " Tnrn f1l nNT your unpro. npo
ductive real estate from an annual expense
into yearly income. We will show you how
Write us. Land Development Company. =.
o. Box 42s. Wilmington. Del sept8O a.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED Girl APPLY RESrAUR-
~ ant No. 6oi Maryland Ave. oct2-3t.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLSANER FOR
- rent: 75c daily, delivered. CAT Bell
5f42-J. scpt2e-1m.
Evening journal., 1916-10-04

4 ~DOD POOL TABLE CHEAP. APPLY
~ $40 Market street. septic
Evening journal., 1916-10-04

VXJANTED-wATCH AND JEWELRY
w repairing. Also eye ftting Store
open evenings until O'Clock Saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock. Thomas Jewelry
Co. No. 400 Market ST. feb1Atf
Evening journal., 1916-10-04

HOWARD WHITTEN. PRACTICAL
IL paperhsnger Formerly Of Kershau \
Whitten. No. 1O14 Monroe street. Phone.
6S2S-W. jwl.tf
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'Two WORK HoRsEs-T. W. HoPKINsy
Marshnllion. Del oct2' s.
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49, ---------- ~
PIC Q1,--PURE CALTFORNA WINES.
OO Max Keil's. 800 r. Fourth 81 ml2-tf
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ROOMS WANTED.
INSTRUCTIONS

DEABoDY CONSERVATION STUDENT
four years, with over ten years teach
ing experience viii accept few more piano
pupils. Thorough instruction guaranteed.
mond No. 1914 Tstnan 81. Phone, 4O32-W.
septi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16
{ashap0hotp
49, By ~ OK
~ Jay { Houae -,

\ Missouri woman, now suing FOR
divorce. looked Icr husha;.l over for
ten days and then married him. The
moral g. that tho minimum distance
for matrinIO lI1l ius peCtIon trips
should be iuc. clsed.
when q man .fus.s to wear eyca'
Ing clothes. thHt's au indication that
lac has 40 evening clothes
There IL this lo say ,1r marriage:
Those who have had experience with
/, are always willing 20 give it an
other trial.
After awhil, a man l0so7 his am.
bitiun 90 lead The grand march, and
Is satisfied 10 appear anywhere In
the parade.
There are all kinds Of suckers. In.
cludiaf the II who puts up the
side bet.
Men appear to he superior 10
women In the respect that they do
not dance with each other.
Probably he worst thing that c>n
be said OF Nhiskcy IN that - oh.
courages those who drink It to talk
more
However. II must be admitted that
chin wh'skers are more artistic than
the Average mans crayat.
There are n number OF cures for
the dissatisfied hoy. but permitting
him To run away with n circus prob.
ably is the most effective and salts.
factory all around.
We admire tho women as much IS
anybody. but we never intend 10
shoot "a man on cot Of one.
Nearly every girl worth having
has been kissed by other men.
Eph Wiley says n woman hates thu
newspaper that abuses her husband
principally because II i%nterforcs
with her monopoly Of the product
u,It.. uu.II, blood m'ko- e. mHI.
d,. wmpN ~.HmploNiuu headache
nausea Indigestion THIN hlHnd mako
YOU weak. pale and .,.ki, For pure
,Iaud sound digestion. ue' Hurd"'l
Blood Ur,r. tlr" 40 900 torres.
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WANTED-Female Help.

LADIES Make shields at home. $40
Tor 100. work sent prepaid uo can
yaSSlug s,ud stamp. INauhoc Ma.
TO-. II. Louis. No.
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WANTED.


NANIfb- lean cotton rags AT the
Evening Herald.
MANITOBA pony safe for children
Apply tf 600. copper can noon
ur evenings.
WANTED Mar, for blowing work
D. NJ. Hayden Los C1ud,.Iria-
Phone lSHNlt
WANTED You to KNOW | gallon D.
voc ready paint covers SOC square
feet tive coats. Erie carbon roof paint
stops leaks, lasts five years cola water
Kasomine. Nalspar Thomas y. kcle-
her, 40S West Central, phone ilO.
-
WANTED Live bal with small cap
itol can room g. Hittuer House.
between & ana $ O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16
POULTRY AND EGGS
FOUND.


tpl. SD N1|o n,E t't ''I.hcd o..
heather rB'.h fa. lrY.lt. J' Ilat
aha office.
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PIONEER BAKERY
207 South First st
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
@

Gin eject sunday. FOB. 7tii. 1879
West
No. Dairy. Ar. Up.
California Expires. 7.3Op s:30p
3 California Limited ~ GOA ~ 3On
Fast ENrrH-s ..... H.i.a 1U.i5a
Q Fast Mai ..ll sop ~ goa
- Ue Luxe CInprsJ.. 1.jOa GOA
south
sos - riso EN1ress io:30p
SIS ~ paso Express s.55n
East DaiIy.
10 Atlantic Express. i.15a sO5a
. Eastern Express 2.lEp 2i0p
Z California Limited Gi0p T.00p
> x. g a Chicago IN. lisp i.5Op
- De Luxe owed .. COP g.IIp
From south
$40 * g 4 Chicago 7:0Oa
SIG X. G. a Chicago. ...C; 3Op
Standard sleeper ror Cio"is and
Roswell leave, on NO. 500. connects at
Belcn with .tan No 90 leaving Bclcn
at 1905 . m.
No, 7 carries ,ne .oach cniy. no
sleepers
No. SO viii have standard sleep.r
from Roswell from train 20. n at
Belsn.
P. ] JOHNSON. Agent.
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lIit.liI \NII~

FOR REST Two modern ruurns
with running W.fpr aud bath ana
two sleeping puI hes. each sul'Hh
for two persons Address coz South
Aruo.
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Eph Wiley says n woman hates thu
newspaper that abuses her husband
principally because II interforcs
with her monopoly Of tho product
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16

Nearly every girl worth having
has been kissed by other men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16

kansas cav Grain.
u.l. ,".. Map lt Cash. whoa,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16

We admire tho women as much IS
anybody. but we intend 10
shoot "a man on account OF one.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-18
PLACING THE HOUSE.
A Plea to Have Il Face the Garden and
Not the Roadway.

In America a small house is
usually set far back from the public
road, and the space between the
road and the house is given e to
a lawn or garden open to the passer
by. On a larger lot the house will
be set halfway with the anne open
lawn in front and a vegetable gar
den in the rear.
Surely we are all agreed that the
charm Of home life lies in its pri-
vacv. No one wants strangers look
ing into his house. Why should he
deliberately bare his gardens, his
lawns. to the public gaze? It is not
a snobbish selishness, this inclosing
ones own.
It is rather the common sense
practice Of people who live simple
lives. We have too long lived in a
careless neighborlipess that passed
for democracy. We have sacrificed
u possible gardens, throwing them
all together into an unbroken green
sward, "for the benefit Of the town"
This is very conunendable in a
closely settled suburban town, but
even then there IS a possibility Of
developing the side and back yards
into an inclosed garden. Hedges
and l@attices can be used with discre-
ton. The humblest house, with a
little careful planting, will take on
dignity and charm.
In European towns it is common
practice to plan the house so that it
turns its back on the street and
faces its own gardens. This ar
rangement gives all the advantages
that any encourage can offer-pri-
vacv and ropose and an attractive
garden space.
If your plot Of land is very small
and YOU wish your main rooms to
face the street you can arrange to
have adequate planting between
street and house. and in this way
screen the family rooms. Rooms 50
placed will receive the maximum Of
noise and dust, however. Of course
if your interest is such that YOU
have to have a constant view Of
happenings on the street, you are
not interested in this argument for
quiet and privacy. - 1.-The Honest
House, by Ruby Ross Goodnow
and Ravnc Adams.
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False information.

The city farmer was calling on
his neighbor and making a few OBJ
s%ervatlons on methods IN poultry
raising. Mr.. JONES' he asked.
"how do you manage to have such
lroilors by the middle Of July? Ny
chickens won't be large enough to
use for a month vet"
We'll, I dunno" replied Farmer
Jones. The only rule l foller j., .
set my hens N the spring"
In the spring" eyclt,med the
new resident. "Whv, all NV nor1-
try books say ep~,hsr;ca71v that
fens snoo,o DC s. in a dry place"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-18
Riddle Of The Plants.

That plants actually may see does
not seem 50 impossible to those
who have watched a grapevine
reach across a space Of several feet
and obtain support for its extend
ing growth by fastening it. tendri}s
to ncighboring objects. The long
tendrils sent out by the grapevine
sweep in long courses through the
air until they touch some fixed OBJ
ject, such as a tree limb, a post or a
wire, around which they quickly
turn and bind themselves tenacious
". Tho seeming accuracy with
which the tondrils reach out for dis
tant supports is almost enough to
convince one that the plants see
what they are reaching for.-E1-
change.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-18
Sign Language.

Brown and Jones were having
their usual stroll and had just had
a few minutes conversation with
Robinson, who was accompanied
by his wife. After they had gone
on some little distance Brown said
to Jones:
Did YOU notice that Mrs. Robin
son never said a word:'
oh. yes," said Jones, "You see,
she's deaf and dumb"
"Luc!ky chap IS Robinson. But l
suppose she can talk with her fin
gers" asked Brown.
Il think So" replied Jones, "for
Robinson hasn't a dozen hairs left
on his head"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-18
Economy.

"What' You want to charge me
500 for this suit? Why, YOU sold
Percy Van Broke one just like it
for S45."
That's very true, but Mr.. Van
Broke never pays his bills, and I al
ways give him a low price so I won't
lose too much."-Exchange.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-18
ne Be~aomot Tree.

lsSo is but one spot in the
"orlo where the bergamot tree can
De cultivated with profit, a fact Of
some Importance. since its essence
IS indispensable in the manufacture
OF numerous perfumes and medical
preparations. The spot referred to
IS Reggie, in Calabria. that extrem-
~ Of the Italian peninsula which is
Familiarity known as "the toe Of the
boot"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-30

5 Week s-Lynden, Apr. l to s.