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ct th, execution of these presents, No trans
fer of stock shall be binding upon thu cor
P"r'non unlc-, same appears on the books
thereof.
No stakeholder shall have the right to as
sign or transfer iuN share or share, held IA,
him unIr>, he shall have mrs, offered same
lu wl''ng 20 the BOARD Of Directors, which
VIII have he right & purchase same within
ten DAYS thereafter, al the valuation deter
mined by the Board: and m case of dI,,ai.
r>iactIon Is 20 the price the matter shall be
arhItra'cd, one arbitrator with the powers
OF duucdblc ,umpoundCr> - be appointed by
each side and an umpire 10 be selected by
those two. who shall take oath and yyhpSs
decision Will bee final, and no recourse TO the
courts {" be hereafter allowed. And all the
shares 81 stock when purchased may be
TrioNued At not less than par value
Ar;Iylc N.-l-Thc corporate powers Of this
corporation shall be vested in a Board OF Di.
fectoTN To- be composed Of three directors 10
DE elected by the stockholders at a genera
meeting to be held on the fourth Monday of
January IN each year. No stakeholder of
TINS corporation shall be eligible a direc-
tor unless he owns in his own name at laeSt
i've full paid shares Of the capital stock
The Board Of Directors shall have the
power to make all bylaws. rules and regu.
iatiouN necessary for the conduct of the
business affairs of said corporation; shall
elect from their number 4 President Vice
President and Secretary Treasurer.
5-Until the election to be held as herein.
above provided the following shall conSti-
tutc the first Board OF Directors, viz :
Charlie, ]. BabSt. No. 1913 Sixth street; Frank
/. Babst, No. 1913 Sixth street; Charles A
Fayrot, No. Nl4 Richmond Place, with
Charles !. BabSt as President. Frank l..
Rabst a. Vice President, and Charles A.
Favrot aS Secretary Treasured
Thus done and passed, at office. in the
City Of New Orleans, on thtDday and date
hrst above written, III the presence Of
MeSNrs. Edward l.. Cousin and Horace d.
Knapp, competent witnesses, who have here.
unto subscribed their names with the said
appearers aud me, notary, after due reading
of the whole
Original signed
CEIAS. \. FAVROT. 10 shares,
Dli Richmond Place
FRANK l.. BABST, 10 shares.
CIIAS. J. BABST. 10 shares.
f. =. COUSIN.
II. ID. KNAPP
PERCY :. BENEDICT, Not. Pub
|. the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages
IN aud for the Parish OF Orleans, State Of
Louis lana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act OF Incorporation Of the
BabSt Paving Company. Inc. was this day
duly recorded IN my office, in Book 1875
folio 2lS.
New Orleans, February 23rd. 1916
Signed: EMILE J. LEONARD, d. r.
Perry 5. BENEDICT. Not Pub
tMchl6-eSiOAp-6-l5-2W
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Willard SCHNEIDER. Stanley Leonard,
Peter Anderson. julius Gillich. Milton
Henry.
Deportment-Or Meyers. Robert
Talbot. John Foucha.
"a: Scholarship Victor Cicutat,
James Louis Higgins, Frederick krae-
mer. Louis Perdreauyille, Charles
Pickett, Nolen Richard. Robert VIII
son. Elmer Bradley. Earl Angelo.
Deportment-Victor Cieutat, James
Louis Higgins. Robert Wilson.
IA: Scholarship and Department
Mark Amuedo, Faber Armitase, ThoS.
Duffy. James Fabares, Raymond
Grundmeyer. Osborn Hunter. Melvin
Perron, Marcel Roth Joe Wilmore,
Hugh O'Keete
Scholarship-Lyle Albrecht. Well
man Bond. Douglas Curran. Nelson
Fallon, Emile Hantel. William Hynes,
Charles Nichols. Robert Rostrop, vii.
liam Sullivan. Andrew Wright.
observation-disclosures Mine. Frank
Nugier.
lB: Scholarship and Department
Russell Glider. Alvin Reed. \. l.. re
dou. Vincent TTauth, Lynn Angelo.
Scholarship-Joe AlOnzO. Frazer
KOeppel
DepOrtment-Wilbe Bairnsfather,
Arthur Muench. Harold Ose. Herbert
Treadaway. Leo Willie.
McDONOGH 4 ORCHESTRA.
The following boys are members of
the Orchestra Club OF McDonOgh No.
4 School: Vernon Durand, violin;
William Hildebrand, violin; Edgley
Schroth, violin; Joe Beninate. violin:
Adolph WolvertOn, violin; Guido
GuendisCh. violin; Rudolph Frenzel,
piano; Leslie Sturtevant, drum; Joe
Simon. mandolin; Emmett Hardy, clar-
ionet; John Schwarzenbach, triangle
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Algerines at Law.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eugene \. POpp ct al TO August +.
p.'i.., e,,.o ,,.n rI.rreseov
Mr.. Mary y. Scot TO Henry }.
Scott. two lots. Socrates. Odeon. Or
D ,,,,,.,....r,I,......
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CHAR
N AK ER.
EAL-L nANINL IlNInANN-

BAB>T PAVING COMPANY. INC.
Stat. 8 Louisiana. Pa~l,h of Orleans. City
II New Orleans.
BE % known, That ON TIN, BIRD day Of
February. sm the year pt our Lord one thou-
,1nd, nine hundred and sixteen, before me.
Percy ~.wwrr BrurITct. a notary public
daily commissioned and qualified. iu and for
the PARISH and state aforesaid. therein re-
siding. and ln the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned, person
ally came aud Appeared the persons whose
names are hcrcuuip subscribed, all Of full
age 81 majority aud residents Of this city,
who Scycrally declared that. availing them
selves u the provisions of the Act OF the
Legislature Of this State, being known As
Act No. 1o7 Of the Session Acts Of lgl4 they
do, BY these presents. covenant and agree
and bind themselves, aS well such other
persons as may become hereafter associated
with them. in order to form and constitute
a corporation or body polite IN law for the
objects and purposes. and under the Stipu-
lationS following to-wit:
Article THE name and title of this cor.
Poration shall be "Bahst Paving Company,
Inc, % New Orleans. Louisiana. and il
shall have and ENJOY succession and exist
encc TOR period OF nInety-nine years from
date hereof. II shall have. enjoy and pos.
ScN> all the powers, rights. privileges and
lmmuniiieS accorded to corporations under
the law
Article 1.-THE domicile Of this corpora.
ton shall be in the City Of New Orleans.
other legal process shall be served upon its
frcSidentx and IN case OF rs absence upon
the Vice NesIdent, and in case OF the alb.
sence OF me Nice.PreSident upon the Sec.
retary-T treasurer thereof
Article lll.-Thc objects and purposes for
which this corporation i organized, and the
nature OF the business 10 be carried on by
u are hereby declared to be: 10 construct
and maintain works OF drainage sewerage
and land reclamation: to build and construct
sewers and drains: to construct water works
or electric light systems and lay pipes in
connection Herewith: to construct grade
pave roads. streets and sidewalks, and 10
build lcyeeS and construct other works of
public improvement; and in connection there.
with % purchase, own, lease and sell lands
buildings and other property necessary for
the purposes above designated. and 10 ac.
quire. construct, operate. own. lease buy or
sell railroads, tramways, steamboats, ting,
nafgcS' docks and elevators; to buy. sell and
deal IN cement sand. gravel. rock and other
material, and generally 10 do and perform
any and all other things that may be neces.
Sary to carry out the objects and purpose.
OF this corporation.
Article lN.-Thc capital stock of this cor.
poraton - hereby declared to be the sun,
OF ten thousand dollars. divided into one
hundred ZOO shares Of the par value Of one
hundred dollars $1,000 each; and this cor.
poraiion shall be operative and 20 into busi
ness and become a going concern when the.
one hundred shares Of its capital stock shall
nave been subscribed and paid for. to.wit.
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RULES TO GOVERN CONTEST

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NO
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOUR
ANSWER MUST BE ON A CARD OF
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THAN
SHOULD WRITE ON THE CARD AS
FOLLOWS ONLY:
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND, THE MISSPELLED WORD.
MENT IN WHICH 1T APPEARED.
THE MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS AT PRESENT ON PAGE ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS ARE DEPOSITED
IN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREE
DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED THE
PRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
ARE DRAWN
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MODERN DYE WORKS MOVED.

Mr.. Blai-e Trraddway has removed
his Modern Dye Works to sol Nerr't
street. corner of Eliza. The building.
which was formerly occupied by Mr..
John Gaynor and is now the property
of MIR. Mike Rooney. is being raised,
thoroughly rat-proofcd and will De
put into shape as a business place.
MIR. Treadaway desires all OF MS
friend, to call ana see him.
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DIED..

BORNE-On Friday. March 10th, at
8 O'Clock a. m, Edmund Joseph Borne
died. after a lingering illness. De-
ceased was native of St. John Par
ish, Louisiana, and was thirty years
odd. He had resided in our dis
trict for the past fourteen years. He
lis survived by his wife, who was Miss
Bertha Donnelly, and by two children
His parents and several sisters and
brothers survive. Mr. Borne was a
clerk and operator in the New Or
leans police department
The funeral took place Saturday
Afternoon from his late residence. 416
Pacific avenue, and was largely at
tended. Members of the Police Mu-
tual Benevolent Association were rep
resented by burial committee.
Twenty uniformed policemen. under
command of Corporal Charles Traub.
of the Eighth precinct, acted as an
escort of honor. Rev. Father Petit. of
the Church of the Holy Name of
Mary, otficiated and interment was
made in st. Mary's Cemetery. The
|pallbearers were: Clerks and Opera
tors Ben Anderson, James Kenney,
VIM. Sales, Charles Remand. Patrol
men Thomas Herman and Joseph
AcOmb
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A CORRECTION.

In giving the names OF the attend
ants at the party given by Miss Zelda
Huckins at the Alhambra Gymnastic
CLUB. the name of Miss Helen Coveil
was omitted from the list and the
name Miss lone Rooney should have
been added instead OF Reaney.
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MISSPElLED WORD.

The three prizes for this week for
boxes of Jacobs Candy are as follows:
First. Isabella Roe, 90l Atlantic ave
nue.; second, John Leonard, 10 Eve
lima street; third Adrienne EscOusse,
was practical" in the ad of j. f.
HuckinS.
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PRESSING SHors
MODERN DYE WORKS

SUITS pressed, $50; Suits .l.,..
pressed |9c' Pants cleaned and .r.s..l an
S S! cleaned and pressed, 4Oc: PM e "
90 coats pressed, 25c Boys Cas- r..sse
anu pressed, 25c; Boys Pants &C.,. sesa y.
pressed ,2Sc; Boys suits cleaned M D es ~
VIC Ladies work our specially, SIR, p .1.
anu pressed IS and Soc; suits cleao.S 800 .ss
pe'SeS, 20 Our standard price fron =, -
TO- ,rJ H, jsIa guaranteed Work AN.
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CAMUS-The funeral of the late
Mrs. Alphonse Camus, who died Tues
day night at the age of 90 years, was
held Thursday morning. requiem mass
being sung at the Church OF the Holy
Name of Mary and interment follow.
ing in st. Vincent de Paul Cemetery.
Rev. Father Petit officiated Mrs.
Camus is survived by more than one
hundred descendants. She had lived
on the lower coast for seventy years.
the homestead now standing near the
Bonner Home. The pallbearers were:
D. |. Melancon, ]. G. X. Gauthreaux,
Charles Berger, Nat johnson. Henry
Molaison and Henry Tierney.
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EIRsT CITY COuRT.

DR. C.a-. V. Kraft vs.. Dr Ralph e..
Lester and f.. j. Maloncy 5lN for I'D.
yrI.l-iLs. ''r.
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Special Notice

DR.. X. ]. Plat has opened an Of
flee at his residence. 217 Verret st.
1t
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For Sale
LOCAL

FOR SALE-BUlLDING only. The frame,
slate roof school building adjoining the Ger
man Lutheran Church will be offered for
sale. Bids are to be opened on the night
Of April II. All bids must be sent to the
Rev. [. huegele on that date before o p. m.
The building Is a frame structure measuring
~ by 80 #. in size. There are eight win.
dows and five doors. There is also attached
to the building small L Offset this being
covered with TIN. +-l3-l6
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AWNINGS. SAILS, Er.

SPEARiNG 4 COMPANY, JE.,.n,,.,-, -
SAIL MAKERS, Awnings E.0ec M
mrs and Tents. Theatrical Wo,s isTpss
Suihoetiand Phone, Main 1871 specially
Ia' ana Ichoupi;oulas SITS. Me- nT u
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LUSTED-On Sunday. March 18th,
at 1870 O'Clock. James Lusted. a re-
tired foreman of the Southern Pacific
Company. died at the home of his
niece, Mrs. Mckinley Vezien. after an
illness of few days. Deceased was
born in Folkstone. England, seventy
four years ago, but had resided in this
city for the past fifty years. De.
ceased was a member of SITS. John
Lodge No. 1853. F. and A. NJ, which
organization had charge of the flu.
neral.
The funeral took place Monday eve.
ming at 2:3O o'clock from the resi-
dence OF his nephew, Mckinley We
zien, Farragut and De Armas streets.
lnterment was in Masonic Cemetery.
HARRISON Tuesday, March 18th
az 11:55 o'clock a. m, Angie S. Har.
ris, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Harris, died Deceased was
born and reared here and has many
friends who will learn of her death
with deep regret. Several years ago
the family removed to Galveston, but
are residing at 2517 Dumaine street.
from which place the funeral took
place yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Interment was in Odd Eel
lows Rest. Besides her parents, Miss
Harris leaves two sisters, Mrs. Geo.
Leland and Mrs. Adolph Niklaus, who
are well known here.
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BARBER COLLEGES
MATTRESSES, FURNITpp

s,y - L. w WALLACE, Mattress x.I,, =,
S,e,el' o.d mirrors ges.ivered, r,s~n"a:,, upaaL
NJ packer and mover: waooD p.nsote tr
ieehe street. Phone, AlEiers sIa1 70 slrs N
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-16

GOOD ice box with sliding top cover suit.
able for oysters. Make an offer. J. s., care
Herald office. II
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RESTAURANTS.

IT, MANHATTAN RESTAURANT
Inc Most Modern and Sanitary PI.c,
,,o O.. IN the City.
common street, opposite St. CA,rle, n.
tel. Telephone, Main s2s7. 'e' Ne
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SHIP CHANDELIERS.

J. Alsina Co, Ltd, Ship Chandler .nI F,,.,
HG.oeeIies. Wines and Liquors. Telepao,.
iienioeK IO4S. 1913 to l0l7 Decatur S,r,et
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TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS CORNER
OF SUMNER AND HOMER STREETS,
SIZE ABOUT S1iso FEET, ACROSS
STREET FROM LAUMAN RESIDENCE
RECENTLY BURNED. WILL SELL FOR
$4,000 II SALE CAN BE MADE IN 30
DAYS. ADDRESS 1911 LEVIN ST., ALEX.
ANpRIA, La, OR 500 vKRREr ST.
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LONG counter table covered with Panta.
sote Suitable for store to display goods.
Apply 500 Verret St. II
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STENOGRAPHIC WORK

rARTIES DESIRING STENCGRApg,r
and tyPewriting work, spseifica,ien, caeSi
eeuiar letters, addressing of circular ~
Hymel, SIS Alix St. SsS''A
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
SEFIEMHER r IA.


The man of this birth date may
choose 2 public career and be success
ful
The governing sign is Virgo and
places this person among the Earth
People" so that the temperament ar
dent and passionate
This nature is also inclined 70 be
too suspicious and Jealous and great
care should be taken that in love a..
fairs these faults do not cause much
trouble
The Judgment in business affairs is
good There Is energy. keen discrim-
nation snd persistence
The governing planets are Venus
and Mercury giving changeable,
hckle disposition, and one rather fault
hndins
Wood workers decorators and
palners will find good positions
through the Want Ads the coming
wear
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Information for Travellers
Time trains boats end trOIsys from Wilmington
Train, Marx ed 90 Expresses
rHr1ApEIpH1A. sA1I IaIoRH wAsHINaFoN

rHr1ADE1PHIA BALI MORE 8 wAsH1NaroN E r.
ss sAnf:S1 s6 g .i si9 r. - q.
sS az ias sss' iols IFS
sun4a5 Ya2: sss 80. 7Ss as9 ,i.9 ,os. sSs
si. sS5 iio' 5s sos sOs' 9is' sss'
s52 as di j 90; so. % o.. 80 j., s
sS .os SO i s. s:s ~ s M .'' o. 'o''
,s. W s.e @ . f'ss $50. ss os s 81. 5a'' ii'''
DELAWARE DIVISION
E IS 9 W ss S. s.,s,ss5. Ms9i S' 'a'
Pon, A M-lsol 7ss lot7' NJ
II sTTs'' & "a Ti;s az % '; 49, iS' a. ;s s 's sos 'o
enD: 90 o sI .s % s4s. s on 80. ''0 So l''
!sYi Sg f a-a,6. ' $50 30 g; ssiiss
10 sf's ; M - 40 10 is. -; 81. s $50 1885, s:
PHILADELPHIA
s.y.ssos Esss &c e. so & s''1 as ~ X T. "o & as s
sstloas-wesk s7s P NJ
STEAMBOATS,.
rsIts' PHI 5 ses esss5 5 90 So 200 io'o NJ IL 'st 'o''
FERRY.
100 Lex @ rP5& ~ s $50 @ &c. % GG ss - p S = 20 A n "a n''a
FEHNsv1l1s AND rHNToNs BEACH
1.ar.w A. NJ n
suBuRBA AN TROLLEY LINES
& ca'st' @ ne s' 9 P & 5 d % @ s.n s' S ser L rH'''
the & To- s?- 20 ea. ca 20 'G 9 9 & % ss end On & % 66 % fss %
, 6gI,a. & y % . :;' 'aa q;S''' @ s % IN ~ @ W. . Mn .e.
% .1 % ;s'qsa--I ton % ss
@ @ % Ss SSo9s % S 3 % s 'fS is & @ s m r. 1 sn m Then end PPo: % $
F @ s 9s sas S & s ch % hoy oS8. % :ns I' S o Springs With cars
ss S'. % Of the hour ''' " minutes ''' " hour fer ''' '''
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THr TRUSTEES OF The POOR OF NEw

THE TRUSTEES OF The POOR OF NEW
Castle County ask for bids on work 20
be done on the hospital as follows All ths
exterior woodwork 70 have two coats of
Lewis best white lead and linseed oil All
cutters on roof Of building 20 have one coat
81 some good metallic paint All slsss IN
windows 70 be removed. putty scraped CT
and reprimed glass replaced using spriss
snd we'll puttied broken Flsssss - b re-
placed hy new ones.
Then sash and frames 20 have two coats =
paint All 10 be done in best workmsnlike
manner. State probable time when work
can be finished All bids 70 be sent 20 James
W. Foster. AZ Tarnhurst. not later than Sep
teniber 20, 1915 sspte,11,1e
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MrsIc INSTRUCTIONS.

7 EMAN MUSIC STUDIOS. OF PHILA-
IL DELPHIA, BRANCH STUDIO IN VII
MIEGToN Superior masioal svstsm % In
structiou T. " F. Leman (violnist)
member - Philadelphis orchestra Booklet
may be hsd from 4e15 Cedar Ave. Philadsl-
phis, p sertT-ecc-lm.
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TYPEWRITERS.

.------
TYPEWRITERS RENTED - TINE z
4 months $500 Rental applied on pur.
chase scld $50 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, ryps.
writer Exehsnge, No el5 Market street.
auR22-tf.
DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
~ yourself By buying or the rsntsl plan
monthly. Also, Monnrchs a. very reasonable
prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.
Phone. 5125, No. soc Equitable Bldg
ect1e.tf
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nRoPosALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED, AD-
L dressed 70 the Highway Commission.sr -
his once Room 134. New County Building.
Wilmington Del until IL n clock noon,
Tuesdsy. September 10 1915 for the con
struction Of stone road in Christisna Hun.
dred New Castle County. known a. the cid
Newport-Gap Pike. extending from The 10Y
limits Of Newport toward Msrshallton. dis
tsnce Of 80e miles Plans snd specihca
tions can be secufed 81 the above once on
and after Friday. September /, 1918, for
which deposit Of S. % ~ required This
amount vii be refunded upon their return.
in good condition on OF before September le
1915 The right 20 reject any OF ell bids "a
reserved.
JAMES WILSON,
New Castle County State Highway Gem
missioner. ssptte-tt
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IITAsH WOMAN wANTEn-APPLT NO.
W els W Eighteenth 81 feptis.2t
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WILL SELL CHEAP sTIENwAT
~ piano. mahogany case. nearly rev, ?.
o. Box 462. Wilmington, Del septi I'm.
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PROPOSALS.

= -
nFOPosALs FOR PRINTING 900 COPIES
1 ~ Building Ordinances Sealed propo.
sails will be received hv The Mayor and
Council of Wilmington for the printing Of
300 copies Of Building Ordinances. ses
Clerk Of The Council for further information
before submitting esrimates Proposals must
be deposited with Clerk Of The Council o.
or before o'clock P NJ. Wednesday. Ser
tsmber %. 1915 The right ~ reject any or
sll bids is reserved
GEORGE GRANTLAED.
Chairman OF Printing Committee
tept7.o o.11.15.15.1
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CHIROPOpfSTs.

TLoFA N. sTRADIFY. cHTEopOpTsr
= formerly No 60l Market street. has 70.
moved 70 Nc 222o Market 81 Phone 7si7
aur26-tf
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FURN,p APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED APARTMENT OF THREE
Il rooms for vent M children. Apply $40
Broome - septs-tf
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HELP WANTED.
sIIuA1IoNs wANTEp-MALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE

NoMAN WANTS WORK BIZ THE DAY
" No. so4 Locust So septIs.st
XKyANTEp-A PLACE FOR HoUsEwoRK
email family by middle eyed lady Ad.
dress No. 62t W. Fourth 81 sertl5.ct
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EDUCATIONAL

MRS ANNA T. BACH ASSISTED BY
1'1 her daughters graduates Of wellesley
College will take few more private pupils
A. her home No s2s Jackson street. Tesch-
ing will begin october ? sspt14-tf
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PRIHATE SALE

HORSES. HARNESS. w1aoNs. PRIVATE
IL Sale As ny contract expires at Csr-
nev's Point will have 20 head Of horses for
draft and business purposes together with
Nos Io.12-l4 Union street. Can be seen
on the premises Drop bottom teams for
hire a. al times
sugfa.ff JOHN MeNEMEE. Owner.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

THREE OR. -FOUR ROOM APARTMENT
Il wanted. furnished or unfurnished de-
sirshle section verv best references Two
sdults snd infant Addiese We. Evening
Journal once sspt1Atf
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FnR RENT

NIcELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room Apply No sei West SIKH
street septil a.
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NoIICE-IHE BARRIERS BOARD OF
to 10 p NJ At the ofsee Of Lawrence 7
Broman. Justice Of Peace. Ninth ana Mar
ket streets. September Is. 20 %, 2s. 2e
for the PgrPoss, Of TTsInls9ws,ins eseTtihssstss
sept13 n President.
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RrsTNEss OPPORTUNITIEs.


- '
MADAM LEO AND QUEEN RICHANDA,
VI worlds greatest palmists. Tel psst
prssent ara future: also love and business &.
sHsirs Price 2so Opposite band stand
shsllpot Pa-k. al winter. spslo-r.
TTAGILL MASCARA. WORLDS GREA1 I
vi est pslmist formerly Of Atlantic City
Tells Hsnies, past, present ard future elso
love and bushes afairf Rooms ! anu . ,
.econd aoor. No. COS Market ttrsst.
iystf.
IF YOU COULD BUY BEAUTIFUL LoTs.t
L sox175. right ~ depot in new town -
1c per square foot would you investiEats
valuss liable - double snd trehls IN sixt
months Clinton Realty Co, Room 1Tss
Equitable Bid. New York isptls-lf.
NOTWITHSTANDING ORDER sALEs'
w men ssl.s experience rot absolutely
rscesssry oualifcstions-rillingne gness 20
work follow instructions closely and deter q
nination 20 succeed Liberal starting terms.
Permanent work Nos 9o5-7 y. Madison
81 Wilmington, Del sept1slt. q.
VTYAYTED-sIEADY. RELIABLE Man
w with 50 900 cash and upward for per-
r'arent position with established company, 80
open and manage separate branch Excep-
tfonal opportunity. and high class business
Good for S6 600 2 vssr snd better FOR tbs.
tight man with large future prospects For
particulars address II & Tucker. President.
North American Bldg, Chicsso septle-1t
Evening journal., 1916-09-16

lTARrIN BRAUN. cHIRopoDIsT. No. s7s
4fA Market ST.. treats Corns Bunions In.
grown Tee Nails most scisntifcally Hours.
% g. 70 2 Sundays. 10 70 i Phone
s273 feb2etf
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
PUBLIC SALE

CEILING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF
- antique furniture Lease expired. Must
vacsts property Ye olds Curiosity Shop.
Ninth snd Tstnsil streets septs1n
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
AUTOMOBILES.

noDGE CAR OWNERS IAN NOW HAVE
- their osrs repaired hv " s Parrish
expert road mechonic for tive wears with
Dodgs Bros shop No 2115 Market
street Bsll rhone. sept2.lm
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
HEATING ANn ROOFING.


VIZ z. WILLIAMS CO.
W. No. s21 Orange 81 Roofing Spout.
ing aad Heating Metal ana composition
roohng Hot Air Heating snd ventilating
Repairing promptl- done. phor. ian1eN.
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
SANITARY wOBKERs.


NT x. EELTER-6ANIrARS oDOR
M. LESS EXcANATING.
once s. " Cor Fourth and West Ste,
D. & A. Phone. Sis. Sete1-tf.