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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-09-14
NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR
US. Land Office at
w.. WI:..oz,:x. Ill, ia 1914

Wausau. Wisconsin July IL. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Edith H. A
Kakuschke, of Washburn, Wisconsin, who.
on September 2Sth 1911, made Homestead
Application Serial, No 03410, for NWA NEA
and NE NWN, Section 1S. Township 49N.
Range W. 4th P. Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make three year Proof. to
establish claim to the land above described
before the Clerk of Circuit Court, at Wash,
burn, Wisconsin. on the 31st day of Aug.
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank M. Marion, G, A, Perley, Louie
Bumann and 1. j. Sten all ofWashburn. Wis.
Hilmar Schmidt
Register
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-09-14

'sIts nAver too late to learn"
That's right Sometimes it's an ad-
vaptaas to 90 slow and not get lot
Of Information you'd have been better
OF without Washington Star.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-09-14

Industry n, the right hand ard fru-
.esittx - len. hand Of fortuna-Old
eaftAk
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-09-14

why were you later
my watch was slow"
II know e That's from going with
you 80 much."-Harvard Lampoon.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
HARRENGT0N SOcIAL Side.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
HARRINGTON. Del. Feb. 5.1The
Aid Society of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church met on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs, Caldwell
Taylor-Mrs. Benjamin Knox is
spending some time with her son.
Randall. at Media, Pa.-AIr and Mrs.
Ramdsell spent Sunday with his par
ents near Denton.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hastings entertained few
friends at their home on Center street
recently.-Miss Caroline Lane. of
Little Greek. visited her parents Sat
urday and Sunday CHARLES Wingate
returned to his work in Philadelphia
on Sunday after visiting his parents
here.-Mr and Mrs. Leonard Harring-
ton entertained friends from Masten's
on Sunday.-Mrs. RaimOn Harrington
and children have returned home
from West Grove after several weeks
visit. accompanied by Mr.. Harring-
toms sister. of West Grove.-Mrs. Nc
Cleary and two children are spend
ing the weekend at Franklin City
Mrs. Wesley Harrington is entertain
ing friends from the West.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Smith. of Hollandsville,
spent Saturday with friends here
Mr.. Carroll. of Dover, was a town Wis
itOr this week.-Mrs.. Clay Kitchens
visited Mrs. Lane recently.-John l.
Hopkins, Of Vernon. was a town Wis
itor on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
new OWNERS FOR
CITY real ESTATE

The following property transfers.
have been recorded at the City Regis
try Bureau since Tuesday:
Teresa V. Ryan to Donate A. Grella.
east side OF Washington street, 100
feet north OF Fifth street, $1,000.
Richard Harrison. Thomas Jeffer-
son, Jr.. and Robert Wier to Robert
Wier. l42S Van Buren street, S3,65O.
Elwood +. Wilkins 10 Ada NJ. Lay
ton. west side of Washington street.
90 feet north of Eighth street, $500.
David Appleby, Jr., TO Howard w.
Phillips south side OF Twentieth
street, feet west of Jefferson street,
$1,000.
Henry and Leo J. Dugan to Mari
anna Cresta, 62S Townsend street,
81 800.
Rosanna NJ. Donohue to Elizabeth
T. Noonan, 231 Franklin street. 81
$50.
Deborah II. Jones to Elwood F.
wilkins, cast side OF Washington
street. ia feet north OF Eighth
street, S5.500
Annie u. Kirkwood to John Nolan
and wife. south side of Third street
lisa feet west of Jackson street, 81
4 175.
Robert Harrison. Thomas Jefferson
Jr., and Robert Wier to Thomas JEFF
fersOn Wier. Jr., 1924 Jefferson street
S2.225.
George f. Vernon TO Ralph p
Hughey. west side of Monroe street
III feet south OF Ninth street. S3.-
/ 500.
James A. Bradford to Catherine
Hemping north side of Third street
between Washington and Jefferson
/ S2,SO0
Mary r. Hart to George W. Raud-
man, south side OF Eighth street, 80
/ feet west of Rodney street, $4,SO0
Greenhill Realty Company 10 Har-
rison w. Howell and wife. northwest
corner Seventeenth and Brinkley ave
nue.. S5.S07.
Emma Strauss 10 Powell Stolarski
corner Seventh and Spruce streets
$3.50,
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
BOY BREAKS ARM While
CARING FOR School FLAG

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON. Nd, Feb 5.-Climbmg 10
he roof of the Colora school house.
Joseph Brown, little son Of c. Kemp
Brown. fell 10 the ground, breaking
his wrist and dislocating his shoulder.
rhe child had ascended to the roof to
adjust the school flag. which had be-
,ome entangled.
At a recent election the Rising sun
National Bank elected Charles ). Pyle
president: W. w. Lanahan, vice-presi-
dent: Aaron Duyckinck, cashier and
Mark Founders, secretary
After a romantic meeting in an un-
romantic place Ga surgical operation)
Or. Anthony Esposito and Miss Myrtle
Seeds, physician and nurse, of Phila-
delphia. eloped to Elkton last June
and were married. The wedding was
kept secret until this week. when
Miss Seeds graduated as a nurse.
William Bates Pratt. ol
the Johns Hopkins University. spent
part of last week with his mother
Mrs. Frank II. Pratt.-Miss S. COrnnC
Jamar has had as her guest Miss
Helen Girven, of Philadelphia
Henry M. Mccullough has been the
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles II.
Cooke. Of Trenton, n. Mrs. Flora
II. Bennett, OF NOrristown, Pa, was
recent guest of Mrs. j. Harry
Marshbank Howard Bishop, OF VIII
mington, spent Sunday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Bishop, Of
Warwick.-Miss Anna BrOadwater OF
Town Point, is a patient in the Elkton
Hospital.-AmOs Martindale, Of VIII
mingtOn, spent last week with his
daughter. Mrs. Charles Morris. OF
Zion Williams. son Of Sem
ator Frank Il. Williams. is in Union
Hospital for treatment for injuries
to his foot. received while cutting
woOd.-James Thornton. of Bethel,
has returned from a short visit to
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
HOTEL duPONT CONCERTs.

The program for the sacred con-
cert and the dinner-musicale al the
Hotel DUPONT by the hotel orchestra
tomorrow follows:
Sacred Concert, 3 10 p. m.
Swedish Professional March, *
Sharwenka) Valse Triste. (Siheliusl (;
soprano solo, selected. Miss Madeline
Reed; opera selection. ia Tosca,"
(Puccinn sOrpanO solo. selected,
Miss Madeline Reed; humoresque.
DvOrak); finale Star SpaHglod
Banner
Dinner Musicale. ESQ 10 $50 p. m.
March Russian. o. Strauss); over
ture. Titus" (MozarO; Valse des
Fleurs. (TschaikowskD tenor solo,
Absent" (Metcapl. J. H. Shaw;
opera selection. I'll Trovatore," (Ver-
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
PRESERVE THIS GUIDE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

traffic Thomas W. Wilson, general
manager Of the Wilmington and Phia-
dclphia Traction Company, has secured
four trolley cars which have been placed
on the various lines here. These cars
viii remain here. and with the new
ones expected this month. they VIII
make nineteen new cars in service here
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
RUB OUT RHEUMATISM
WITH. "ST. JACOBS OIL"
Get Small Trial BottIe-Rub Pain, Soreness, Stiff
ness Right Out of Joints and MuSceS--InStant
Relief! Best uniment, Doesn't Blister

Rheumatism is pain only" Not
one case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Stop drugging. Rub sooth.
ing. penetrating est Jacobs Oil" right
into your sore. stiff. aching joints and
muscles. and relief comes instantly.
st. Jacobs Oil' is a harmless rheu-
matism and backache liniment which
never disappoints.
Timber up Quit complainihgl Get
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
NURSES.


EARSkIN, MISS ELIZABETH, GA Jeder.
son 81. d. A.. 79s.J
FARREN, MISS MARGARET, 1906 W. Sec.
ond 81. Auto, 29li.
FAUST, MISS EVA N. Forty.hrst and
Spruce Sts. d. & A. 6it5.J
FREELAND MRS. MARTHA, l07 Sixth
Ave. ID. A., iiVR'
GRAY, MRS. r. ANNA. i22e Washington
St. d. d A., 2OOO and 1890
HARsHAW, MISS MABEL. 1921 Rodney
ST. ID. s. A., 35I0.
HICKMAN, MISS FRANCIS. u. g.. 623 n.
Broomo ST. ID. N A. 5000.
KANE. MISS MARY A.. 9Is W. Fourth ST.
ID. a. 306i.
MAGEE KATHLEEN H., n. ~. 2lo1 W. Six.
teonih 81. y. A., f9li-J.
MOORE MISS PEARL n. s.. 2l2 W.
Fourteenth 81. ID. q A.. iO0S
PARTHREE, MRS HENRIETTA. 1901 w
Sixth st. j.. & A., 23lO-W
RUrHyEN, MRS. A. ". 5i9 +. Eighth st.
ID. a. A., 1860.
SMITH. MISS SADIE b.. 5O7 y. Franklin
81. ID. A. 29s9-J.
THOMPSON MISS s. EDITH 1914 W.
Thirteenth 81. ID. A. 32oS
ooULIsTs & oPToMETR1srs.
STROUD a CO. Inc. 7i3 Market st.. Sec.
ond Floor b. A. 596.
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
WILMINGTON OFFICE SUPPLY CO., 7lo
Eqnitube Bldg. d. A., 2i0.
OILS & GREAsEs.
HEARN OIL co. Third and Commerce sts
ID. A.. 600. Auto. 1902.
OILS, NEATsFooT q TANNERS.
RtCARD BREWSTER OIL CO.. no Orange
81. ID. A., 1863.
OPTICIANS
FROST BROS, s2s Market st. d. & A.
1857
oPToAIBTRIsT.
ROBERTS, W. L., 500 Market ST. d. & A.
osTEoPATHIo PHYSICIANS.
PATTERSON ARTHUR, 9e3 jefferson ST
d. & A., 31t2.
OYSTERS WHOLESALE.
DoDs0N THOMAS L.. Fourth and Walnut
Sts. D. s. A.. l2s2W.
PAINTERS.
| LINTON, WILLIAM T.. 7O5. Tatnall 81
d. A., $500 and 6O56.
PAINTER q PAPERHANGER.
FRANKFURT S. Gil shiplcy ST. d. s. a.
I 3214-M
PAINTS PAINTERS SUPPLIES.
I
St. ID. & A.. 5i66. Auto, 1880.
PAINTS, OILS & GLASS.
/ BLEsT IT, I. CO. 100 w Sixth st
ID. A. 50S2.
PAPERHANGING & DECORATING.
! DILWORTH. II. c.. loi =. Eighth st
/ ID. A.. 1864.
PAPER MACHINERY.
LoBDELL CAR WHEEL CO.. g. near Chris
tiana 81. b. q a., 1906.
PAPER MILL. EvAPoRATINe & GENERAL
MACHINERY, STEEL STEAM
BOATS, ETC.
PUsEY & JONES Foot Of Poplar St. d.
A., 1850
PATTERNS & MODELS.
McCARRON. EDWARD, 6i9E Christian
ST. d. A. 1884.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
! CUMMINGS. JAMES r.. $50 Ford Bids
ID. A., 1881
ELLIS, wM, sHEwELL, DUPONT Bldl
ID. g. A.. 5ls3.
HAYWOOD, Il. H. 72o Market St. d.
A., 1117-W.
PH0To-ENGRAvIEG
| WILMINGTON PHOTO ENGRAVING co
William Noegelin, Manager Fifth an
Orange sts. d. e A., 1sf. Auto, 800
PHOTO SUPPLIES.
FROST BROS, s2s Market st. d.. & A
1857.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
BALL, DIR. JOHN. Elsmere. ID. & A., 2Ol
BALL. DIR T. HEIsLER, Brandywin
Springs. ID. & A. 1135.
BOEHM, DR. CHARLES H.. sl1 Madiso
St. ID. & A., 1882.
/ BUCKMAsTER. DIR. II. g., 400 r. Fourt
st. d. & A., 30s5 and 1895. Auto. 2S9'
CORKRAN, DIR. ME-, s26 West st. d.
A., ss1.
DAY, DIR. f. HARVEY, 1921 Washingtu
St. ID. A., 992.
DE LACOUR. DR.. JOSEPHINE M ]
WHITE, 7O6 West ST. ID. q A., 1895.
DOUGHERTY. DIR. GERALD L.. i6i6 v
Sixteenth ST. d. a A. 5000.
I ELBERT. DIR. S. g., 1000 French St. ]
A., 1864. Auto, 273f.
ELLEGOOD. DRS. j. a. ROBERT }
dOs Equitable Bldg. y. g. A., 2O2o.
EWING, DIR. SAMUEL D., 7Oj WashingtC
st. ID. & A., 5553.
FORREST. DIR. &. W. H., 9Ol Jackson S
ID. g. A.. 1I03.
FREDERICK. DIR. S. c.. lO2 Delawa
Ave. ID. & A., SIG. ,
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

a small trial bottle OF old. honest "st
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store. and
in just a moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness, stiffness and
swelling Don't sufierl Relief awaits
You. "St. Jacobs Oil' has cured mil
lions of rheumatism sufferers in the
last half century, and is just as good
for sciatica. neuralgia. lumbago, back
ache. sprains
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
Get RID OF HUMORS
AND AVOID Sickness

Humors in the blood cause internal
arrangements that affect the whole
system, as well as pimples, bOils and
other eruptiOns, and are responsible
for the readiness with which many
people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsaparilla
has been more successful than any
other medicine in eXpelling humors
and removing their inward and out
ward effects. Get Hoods. No other
medicine acts like il.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

DID tenor solo. "Aria," from La Tos-
ca. (PuccinD J. "A. shaw; Dance
Negre. &C. Taylor; tenor solo, Then
You'll Remember Me" from the Bo-
hemian Girl. (Balfel, J. II. Shaw;
Slavonic Dance, No. lG. (Dvorak) :
Mikado, (Sulliyanl
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

port was packed 10 the doors snd six
men who had waited for a ear to come
along clung to the rear fender. Some
OF the workers were an hour in get
ting home where ordinarily they get
there In about fifteen or twenty min
utes
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
COMPLAIN OF TROLLEY SERVICE

Residents Of Richardson Park. New
port and Stanton. who are employel
In uLs city are complaining OF the
trolley service durilg the rusl hgI.s
In the morning and evening The ear
which left Fourth and Market streets
at 5.45 o'clock .ss. evening for Ncw-
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
STEAMSHIP AGENTS 8 FOREIGN

STEAMSHIP AGENTS fOhblHN
EXCHANGE.
DELAWARE STEAMSHIP AGENCY AND
REALTY CO.. ioi W. Ninth 81 ID A.
asn
EMORY JOSEPH F- ui Market st. D..
a a. 2OI1.
sTocT BROKER.
BRoWER w. c.. 2ol Ford Bldg D q A..
if5.
STONE, BRICK CEMENT.
UNION STONE CO.. iill Jefferson 50.
Yard Front and Spruce sis ID. A.
2lai.
STORAGE
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Penn.
sylyania Ave. aud clayton st ID. A.
5t7i.
STORAGE, HAULING & PIANO MOVING
WHITE. HERnERT 500 French ST. u.
A. 1a4 Auto. 2Iai
TYSON BROS sos D. sixth ST. D. & A..
2Ot0 Auto. lt0s
TAILORING. CLEANING. PRESSING a
REPAIRING.
nE BARTnOLOMEfs. JAMES. l7i2 Penn.
syl,ania Ave D. A. a72TJ.
TAILoRs
GRAssT a. MICHrNf 1904 w. Sixth ST.
u & A. 6tss.R
LIsTA. p. A.. Merchant Tailor aio w. Sew.
cnth ST. b. s. A. $500.
Lrrl pEMENcH, 800 4 Fourth st j.
s. 2isf'k
QUALITY TAILOR. 7oi amrkct ST. d. &
STOUT q GO. MORTON c. sao Market
ST. ID. & a. 2OJ0
WEBSTER vs.. 49, q and @ p Eighth ST.
ID. & A. 7f5-W
TAILoRs MERCHANT
ENGnERG. p. H. INC, Ford Bldg b.
NoRnQUTsT KLAs. A.. oii Orange ST.
I u. a. an7aW.
o'CoNNELL THOMAS. zoo Market ST. D.
A. SEQ
TAILoRs, LADIES' a CUNTS
slsoFo. NJ SOY, Fourth and jefferson
sis D A. hi3s.R.
TALKING MACHINES.
REX TALKING MACHINE CORPORATION.
/ Nnndcvcr Ave. ID. & A. a37.
TAxIcABs.
/ nELMARVlA TAXICAB Co. 2ai Fronoh
So. d a. sa5. AUTO 2s2u
TEA a COFFEE
/ pEhMARNlA COFFEE Co. s27 King ST.
ID. A. l45el
I DIAMOND TEA CO. 7o5 King st.. d. &
A. 5t5i. Auto 9T5I
/ GREAT ATLANTIC g. PACIFIC TEA co
Dps King ST. ID. & A. b22a.
, KENNY. e.. u. CO. ~ w. Cor Sixth aud
King sis. D. A. i2o3 Auto. soie.
TEACHER OF DANCING.
McEWAN, MISS ALICE. Hote DUPONT u
a A. aliO Residence t0gl
TEXTILE. LIGHT MACHINERY MARINE
ENGINE MANUFACTURERS.
TRUMP BROS MACHINE CO.. Beech AM
Anchorage sts d. q A. lOg7
THREE q NINE CENT STORE
lJJREsCo j., 2l3 Madison ST. ID. 6 A
31D8.J.
TRADING STAMPS.
i PHILADELPHIA YELLOW TRADfN
STAMP co. 40 D. .aird st. ID. a
T. 5l72I.
TRANSFER a HAULING.
q BIRD TRANSFER co.. a27 20 G8i b. -Four
So. ID A. lJ5. Auto. ii2.
!. DOuGHERrY $ WEST SIDE pAIAt
sftnhEs. fif-ffI.ff1 Grunge ST. ~.
d a. 270. Auto ego.
LOWE, JAMES s., Truck Service 1909 Ta
nall ST. u. a A. 2s7i
MARVEL, J II. a. SON 7l2 vs.. Fifth S
~ a H. NN-I AUTO 1910.
WILMINGTON TRANSFER co. Front an
French sts. p- B a W. Station D.
A. 500. Auto 22i5
TRANSPORTATION BY WATER.
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. "Wilso
Line foot Of Fourth 50. d. a A. 5fsl
.utO. 2usl
TRUNKS. BAGS SUIT CASES
CONNER, JOSHUA a son. 235.2a7 MAJ
ket ST. ID. a A. 5fO Auto. 2002.
TRUST GUARANTEE COMPANIES.
EQUITABLE GUARANTEE s. TRUST co
, THE. ~ W. Cor Ninth aud Market ST.
ID. A. 1900 Auto. 25t2.
TYREwRITERs. ACCESSORIES AND
REPAIRS.
FARRELL t. D.. 2i8 W Tenth st. D.
A. 2t57-W.
SMITH. o. g. 8 BROS. TYpEWRlTE
AGENCY B. ~. Housed state Agent iD
DUPONT Bldg ID. a a. 211.
TYPEWRITER SUPPLY co. Martin Hutc
iuson.l Prop ei5 Market st. D. a
5S2j-W.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

WE DO HEMsTITCHING on all
materials, at short notice. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 2 T.. 7th St.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

NEW CARS ir SERVICE.
In order TO take care OF Increasing
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
THE EVENING JOURNAL CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTOR
CONTINUED edhnP ehngP m0
rYpnwrIr1Nn ! MuLr1nrApn1nn

TYPEwRITING muLTIGRAPHING.
NEW IDEA LETTER SHOP k A. Horner,
Prop, al3 Market 50. ID. a. 03o.
UNDERWEAR MANUFACTURER.
TUCKER. JOHN W, co. Nalnsook Aih.
lotto Garments Fifth and French SIS d.
a. i5I
UPHoLsTERERs
SPARKS a son, a. r. s. w. Fonrih and
Iatnal sis- u. A. 1886.
uPHoLsTERER CABINET MAKER.
cuRlErr- DAVID. s25 sihpley ST. d.
A. li01.J.
VACUUM CARPET CLEANING.
JoHANsoN. ANDREW. ios w. Sixth ST.
j. A. 33s5J.
VAULTS.
NORWALk VAULT co. or DELAW NlE
Newport Del D. A. 800. Auto. subj
VETERINARY SURGEON
MAHAFrY, j. g., 2os W sc,eatl ST. D
q a. ii27 Auto. 25oo.
VIOLIN REPAIRING.
sALTER VIOLIN SHOP gi3 Orange st.
- A. a979.M.
WAGON & AUTOMOBILE BODY
BUILDERS
wHGrEFoRp & HUFr, Peach and Hcaid
Sis. ID. a. 5906W.
WAGON BUILDER MOTOR TRUCK
CARRIAGE TIRES.
MORTON GEORGE G., ana orange ST. p
A. i1lt.I.
WALL, COVERING -ENANfELEp.
! ENAMELED PRODUCTS CO.. 500 s. Har.
rison st. ID. q a. f0o7
WALL PAPER & PAPBRHANGER' SUP
PLIES, WHOLESALE.
THOMAS, JOS. co, iNc, sii.5ta ship
ley &c. ID. A. 6i66. Auto 1850.
WALL PAPER & WALL DECORATING.
RosIN BRO. iei shlrley S.. socoud door
below Fifth formerly Second and shipley
! sts y. A. 1861,
wAREHoUsINc STORAGE
DIAMOND STATE WAREHOUSE Co, N.
w. Cor Fifth and Church sts. d. A..
aii9.
GUARANTEE STORAGE Co. Third and
French SIS, ID. a. a. 6fs
WILLOW BASKETS & WILLOW FURNr-
TURE MANUFACTURERS.
soLTYs, ANTHONY. 500 W. Front st y.
zwoLAK, IeNAo co, o2i Madison st.
| ID. A. 5000.
WINES g. LIQUORS.
CHAppLE. JOHN w. ios W Seventh ST.
n A a. $500 Auto 8i5
CONCANNON. THOMAS. ma =. Fourth st
ID e221-W
GERAGUTY MRS JENNIE. i26 W. Front
st ID. A. 2ni0l.
lGIlLEN. JAS J Fourth aud Monroe sts.
ID. q A, G2f7W. Auto. luo
GRUBB. WILLIAM G.. seventh aud Lom.
bard sts. ID. A. 02fld
lHNGER HENRY. S. w. Cor Tenth and
Orange sts d. & a. 02iaw.
l1AFFERTY MRS p. d.. o +. seventh st..
y. A. i367.W.
LYNCH. CHARLES D.. S. w. Cor. Third
and Madison Ste. d. A. 225iW.
Auto. 1890,
: MCCALL. MRS. r.. loo Market ST. o. q
a. 2Oe9-J
MeMAHoN. MRS. JAMES, 900 S. Heald 81
u. g. A. f5is.J.
MrRNIN. THOMAS M. t0i Walnut st. ID
s. A. oa77-W Auto. 1850
r MULLARKEY, JOHN Ninth and dupon
= SIS. n. a a. 1Gii-W. Auto. 1901
" MULLfGAN, JAMES, Iu7 w. Sixth st. b
q A. G2si.J Anto 27g2.
& sCHLANGER NATHAN. Fourth and Orange
SIS. ID. a a. iff0.
WINES & LIQUORS WHOLESALE.
d DELAWARE WINE LIQUOR co. 1o0.a.i
3 Market ST. d. a A. 022-W. Auto. 1920.
KEEL. MAX. aOO-2 E. Fourth st. j. &
A. 6250.J. Auto. 1887.
KELLY. FRANCIS s. co.. 10s Market So.
y ID. a a. atT.
' WIRE GUARDS IRON FENCES
MARLEY. s. s.. 40 DUPONT ST. ID. & A.
3s22.2i30. Auto. $3.50.
woMENs OUTER APPAREL
ROsEN's, 7o5 Market So. d. a A. 6f2.
, woMBNs SHOP.
j. JORDE W. r.. & CO.. 70a Market st. ID.
A. 260G.
woMEN's WEARING APPAREL.
6OSTON CLOAK STORE. d. $. lauh. prop.
\ i2i Market ST. d. a. il5l.W. Resi-
doncc l7ilJ.
r lROSs STORE The Woman shop OF lndi
q yiduulity, 7i2 Market St j. a. s6uo'
WOODEN WARE & PAPER.
!. FULTON. H. Is. l01 g. Fourth ST.. ID. &
A. 1855. Auto. '2255.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
wAREHoUsINo 3 sroRAaE.

DIAMOND STATE WAREHOUSE CO.. N.
w. Cor. Fifth and Church sts. D. & A..
otf0
GUARANTEE STORAGE Co. Third and
French sts d. a. a. bts.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
REPAIRs

FARRELL, J.. j.. 2ia W. Tenth st. j. q
a. 2t57-W.
SMITH O.. G.. BROS TYPEWRlTER
AGENCY. B. w. Housed, state Agent. 400
DUPONT Bldg. D. a a. 217
TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO.. Martin Hutch
inton. Prop. ei5 Market st. p. A..
582J-W
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

WILLOW BASKETS WILLOW FURNr
TURE MANUFACTURERS
soLTYs. ANTHONY. 500 W. Front 81 D.
a. A. li52.h
zwoLAK, IGNAC q CO., 0et Madison &c.
ID, a A. 5000.
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WALL PAPER & PAPBRHANGER' SUP
PLIES, WHOLESALE.

THOMAS. JOS. CO.. INC, 5fi-5ta ship.
ley st. ID. & A. 5i66. Auto. 1850.
WALL PAPER & WALL DECORATING
ROSIN g. BRO. iet shipey ST. socond door
below Fifth. formerly Second and shipley
sts y, & a. 1859,
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

UNION STONE CO.. I'M Jefferson 81.
Yard. Front aud spruce SIS. ID. a.
2lai.
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SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Penn.
sylyania Ave. aud Clayton st. ID. s. A.
5Iai
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sTooT BROKER
sroNr, BRIcK 4 CEMENT.

BnowER. W. c. aoi Ford Bldg d. 8
t75.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

STORAGE, HAULING PIANO MOVING
WHITE. HERRERT SEQ French ST. u.
q A. 10i Auto. 21ni
TYSON BROS. SOS D. Sixth ST. d. & A.
2OiU. Auto. laos.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

DELAWARE STEAMSHIP AGENCY AND
REALTY CO., io7 W. Niuth 81 ID. a.
0sn
EMORY JOSEPH r., fi Market st. d.
a. s. 2nI5.
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uPHoLsTERER . oABINEr MAKnR.

SPARKS q SON. A. r.. s. w. Fonrih and
Tatnall sts. u. & a. 1885,.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

KENT, LlNDLEY C., CO.. Front and Monroe
SITS ID. 4 A.. g. Auto. 2O67.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
TRUST 4 GUARANTEE COMPANIES.
TYREwRITERs ACCESSORIES AN

EQUITABLE GUARANTEE 3 TRUST CO...
THE. ~ W. Cor Ninth aud Market sts.
ID. g. A. 1900. Auto. 25t2.
Evening journal., 1916-02-05

crElFTT 2 1lol., DAVID sa' siapI'y s. p. :
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
UPHoLsTERERs.

TUCKER. JOHN W.. CO.. Nainsook Afh.
lotto Garments, Fifth and French SIS ID.
A. i57
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
UNDERWEAR MANUFACTURER.

NEW IDEA LETTER SHOP Is. a. liorner,
Prop, gl3 Market ST. ID. s. A. $50
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
VETERINARY SURGEON.

WALL COVERING -ENAMELED.
ENAMELED PRODUCTS co. 500 s. Har-
rison ST. ID g a. 4O07
Evening journal., 1916-02-05
ROOFING & HEATING.

ROOFING q HEATING Co,
s22 Tatnall 50. d. & A. i7s2.
ROOFING q HEATING co.
$. W. Christana Ave. aud Claymont ST.
ID. q a. 1884. Auto. i1i2.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-07

Mayor Robertson did not leave for
Hot Springs yesterday afternoon. He
remained to see his mother, who has
not been well lately. He will leave
this afternoon via the "Floridian,' ac-
con1panied by Mrs. Robertson, their
son Jack, and Mr.. Tom Sexton. The
mayor goes to Hot Springs, Ark, for
rest and to recover from recent
illness.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-07

Aweek later Mrs Baldridge received
two letters which afforded her infinite
satisfaction. One was from her son
announcing his engagement to Patri-
cha. In the other, her brother told of
his discovery of the Iong-lost Pauline.
Copyright, 1916. by the Mcclure Ns~spa-
per Syndicata.1
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-07
JUST THE THING
FOR DIARRHOEA

"About two years ago I had severe
attack of diarrhoea which lasted over
week" writes w. C. Jones, Burford,
N. d. ST became so weak Ghat could
not stand upright. A druggist recon-
mended Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose
relieved me and within two days ] was
as well as ever" Many druggists rec
ommend this remedy because they
know that it is reliable. Obtainable
eYerYWhere.-AdY.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-07
MOVING PICTURE FEATURES

This afternoon and tonight Fannie
Ward will appear here in Lasky's pro-
ddction, Each Pearl Tear" written
especially for Miss Ward by Beatrice
c. DeMile and Leighton Osmun from
the story by E. Lloyd Sheldon. The
story of the picture has to do with a
young girl who is led to believe by
an INSCRIPTIONS millionaire that she
has lost a valuable string of pearls.
She is forced to work for him to re-
pay this loss. How she discovers that
he still has the pearls, and uses them
to wreck him financially, at the same
time bringing wealth to her sweet
heart, is brought about in an unusual
and striking manner. Miss Ward is
supported by her husband, Jack Dean,
Charles Clary, Paul Weigel, and Jane
Wolff. The production is said to be
very lavish, and there are society art
tableaux, which are now SO popular
in fashionable circles.
Tomorrow Harry Gibbons in a Key
stone comedy, "Perils of the Park
and another installment of "The Girl
and the Game" will be seen at the
Temple.
The Temple had an extra amusing
fairy comic yesterday. All the chill
dren, and some of the old folks who
saw it, laughed continuously.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-07

Please don't forget that we carry
the famous NORRIS candies, The best
made. Fresh each week. The Court
Pharmacy If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-07

concluded on Last Page)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-07

Mrs. G. K. Williams has returned
from Brooksville, where she went to
visit her grandson. Mrs. Williams
and Miss Edith Williams are leaving
this afternoon for visit of several
months to Chicago.