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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18

to take care of lawn sprinkling this
summer without lowering the pres
sure on account of insufficient supply
as was the case last season, Work
men are now cleaning out the old res
ervoir over the Bowman Spring and
in a few days the water from the
spring will be turned into the mains
with the filtered water from the rlV-
er. which will undoubtedly give enough
pressure and quantity to handle the
extra demands made on the water
system during the sprinkling season.
When the Bowman spring was first
housed and turned into the mains
several years ago 1t was sufficient TO
take care Of the entire demand, but
leaks developed and the pipes became
cloggd with mud so that it was neees-
sary to use part from the river, and
the filters were put in two years ago
to clear out the sediment
Funeral services for VIM. Russell
well known old time resident Of UNA
tilla county, who has been an inmate
of the state hospital for several years,
were held at Weston Tuesday morn
ing, and a number Of his old friends
from Milton attended.
VIM. Nichols left Tuesday mornins
! for a visit of a couple of weeks with
his sons who are raising stock in the
John Day country near Spray. He was
accompanied by his grandson who ha.
been spending the winter.
w. E. Jones made trip to Pendle'
ton Tuesday and brought back witt
him Buick Little Six automobile fol
delivery to r. A. Williams.
G. S Williams who has been yer,
Ill with la grippe, has recovered SUI
flciently to be down town, but OWNS
to his advanced age, the attack prov
ed extremely severe.
F. A. skies arrived in Milton Tues
day morning to attend funeral serv'
ices of his sister, Mrs. Brady Of thf
Hudson Bay country.
A number Of young people were
Walla Walla visitors Tuesday evenins
among them being the Misses Idf
subblefield and Edith Still, Mrs. l. J
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wash
burn. Powell Plant, Claud still ant
Lloyd Still
I Tennis enthusiasts Of the twin cities
are getting more active now, in antic'
! ipation Of entering In some OF the nu
merous tournaments to be held nearby
during the summer Among the play
ers likely to rank high are FREQ
Young. Bevitt sanderson, w. X. An
derson. J. B. Gillis, Bruce Shangl'
and Powell Plant.
Murray Reed, employed at the Mil
ton Garage was ''pinched' by Marsha
Joe Eads for exceeding the speef
limit, and his arrest Is to be fore
runner unless speeding within the cit!
limits is cut down.
r. C. Elliott has moved into th'
| Otis Ingle house on Main street ant
put up garage to house his Frank
lin.
Ed smith was down from the up-riv
er neighborhood Tuesday and reported
the fishing poor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18
OUR PRESIDENTIAL BAL
LOT

~ HE names of Burton,
VI Cummins and Hughes
appear on the republi-
can ballot for president in this
state and the situation is caus-
ing complications. For in
stance the Roosevelt followers
will be unable to vote for their
choice except by writing in his
name.
Not wanting to see the state
endorse the Hughes candidacy
it is said progressive leaders
have sent out word for all
Roosevelt men to vote for
Cummins in order to keep down
the Hughes vote. How extern
sive this advice has been given
is not clear and the result can
only be surmised.
Another feature lending
some confusion to the situa-
ton is the fact it is not known
that Hughes will be a candi-
date at Chicago. 1t is the view
of many people that he does
not want the nomination if he
has to fight for it and there is
a sufficient number of active
candidates in the race to assure
a fight. Therefore the cause
of Hughes is involved in upcer-
tainty.
Under the law the voter has
the privilege of writing in q
name if he does not wish to
vote for anyone upon the bal
lot. Therefore it will not be
necessary for Oregon republi.
cans to choose between Burton
Cummins and Hughes. They
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18
WE MAKE GOOD AIRSHIPs
0LTHoUGH the United

IN III hOOGn the OIlAtON
~ States aeroplane service
has been criticised on the score
of being unable to do all that
was required of it in Mexico
there is encouragement in the
claim that in the manufacture
of aircraft the United States
can turn out the finest ma
chimes in the world.
There is word to this effect
from an Italian officer, Lieu
tenant Alberto Cantoni who is
in the east on a trip Of inspec-
ton, possibly to place orders
for some flyers for the Italian
government.
From what | have seen IN
the short time I've been here, "
said the lieutenant recently,
Il feel sure that the aeroplane
makers here are ahead of any
others. With the machines
that it is possible to obtain
here, and which are now being
built, there is no reason for this
country not having the finest
military and naval aviation
service in the world"
After obtaining the machines
the only other step necessary
is the development of trained
aviators. 1t should not be hare
to secure an adequate number
of such men, if pay is Offered
proportionate with the danger
of flying.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18

can write in the name of
Roosevelt or someone else. If
they desire. If they wish to
make sure of voting for some
one who is definitely in the
presidential race and will be
there at the finish there is moth
ing to keep them from writing
in the name of the gentleman
now in the white house,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18
suRscRIPTIoN RATES.
LITTLE MOTHER,

} Little mother, little mother,
} Do you know how far il seems
} All along the golden valley
} That hath led from life TO
dreams?
} DO you sit beside your window
} peering down the long,
long years,
Naming one by one the children
) that have vanished
, through the tears?
, Little mother, little mother,
; Are you withered, are you gray?
, Wen. il shall no Tonger matter
} When your lips have known
the May,
For the singing years shall bring
you back the mornings
B with its CLEANS,
, And the children, ah, the chill
dren, troOpfng home from
B far-off dreams!
, Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18

She said that they protested against
the signing of the dill because they
knew what 1t would mean to them.
Miss Scott told Governor Whitman
Il know what II means for a child
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18

to look out the factory windows" she
said, 'and see the other children play
ing while she's working overtime I'm
an example of its bad effects
worked overtime as a child"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18
Gets Censored Letter.

Charles Hammond. the veteran
English boOtblack at the Welch ci-
gar store, was yesterday afternoon
cursing the men who had opened his
private mail He had received a let
ter from his old home in England and
the censors had opened It.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18

ALBANY. n. Y, May 1S.--Miss Me-
linda Scott, president Of the Women's
Trade Union League, and other rep-
resentatives of the working women
Of the state Of New York are here
protesting against the signing of a
bill which will make legal twelve
hour day for women in canneries.
Miss Scott told Governor Whitman
that she represented $4,000 women
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18

ImneTial Hotel News stand, Portland,
UtefdA
Bowman News Co, Portland Oregon.
ON FILE AT
Chicaro Bureau. aUg Security Building
washington. d. c., Bureau sol, Four
tenth Street, n W.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-18
THE CHANCE FOR PEACE

ANA IL II lle ARMIES III VII
VI tual deadlock on the
continent peace talk HI
is frequently heard. However
there is a possibility the blood
lest fighting of the war is yet
to come. Of interest is the fol-
lowing view of a New York fl
nancial writer;
"The desire of Germany to
end the war is unQuestionable,
Peace feelers have been re-
peatedly put forward, and the
belief in its early coming
strengthens daily. The great |
est hindrance to peace now is
the strong inclination of the
allies to push the war to fl
nal conclusion. The final
struggle between the armies of
the central powers and the en-
tente is probably yet to come;
as vet neither side has con-
quered and no satisfactory or
lasting peace can be establish
ed until one side or the other
has been forced into submis-
sion. Thus while peace is in
the air, and while the mad
thirst for war has been super.
seeded by a sane longing for
peace, there is no immediate
prospect as yet for any such
conclusion. The war prOmis
es to continue for some time
yet, unless something happens
which will compel concessions
on both sides. Meanwhile,
peace talk will grow, and all
rational efforts to that end
should be encouraged for the
good of the belligerents in par
ticular and the benefit of man.
kind in general"
S-S-S-S-&e~-S-S-S$
, Some people are said to have
the impression that the road
, bond issue is not to be fully de-
cided tomorrow but that the
matter will be on the ballot
again in November. AS far as
the present move is concerned
the voting tomorrow will be
} decisive. The bond election is
I a special affair and is being
: held coincident with the pri'
mary election merely for con-
I venience and economy.
4 S~~-~~eSS~-S-~
5 1t has been a long old win.
D ter, has it not?
S-S-S-O-~0S-OSs-~
Tomorrow the voter takes
e the bat.
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of Wilmington
Trains Marked ~ Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. sALrp1oRn wAsn1SeroN R.

Trains Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON R. R.
SOC ss ss od5 $780,. s9s a. az 800 SsS 49, 74P so
is GAG g. ss s 5d ~ s ' 500 ss oss oi os o' s si
eas. R oae II sunfa'' Max. 49, 49, 7SS ss
as55c c sos sSs
4a@ 60: ySS:''i Ffio9 $685. I5G: is:
$50. 'os' 4s 7sa' ss ei 5i w. '0 '0s'
ssc. sa 7dS s sss oss 40 l2'7 nag M
DELAWARE p q W. RAILROAD
Saturdays 9aiSsss s' a' io'a M
80 For Points Down state Sundays Mlsoi NJ
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD
SR e TiS so f "a sS1 Sis. ' soo! 20 ss :'
MaliS so E ;g 81 s ,S sos 5s. ''0 '' ilo
''n S-ii5 80 49, s! s So $50 $50 49,
sH 9e ss5 40 l' ;o' $50 49, sS Sass s &c. d6 s:
PHILADELPHIA
dsso s % wsS s~'1sIa1 N" so A NJ AIS P NJ Sun
coat'syno and Way sadonS-week P.
STEAMBOATS,
'G sS 80 p M NJ u O'Clock noon
FERRY.
100 iS so I % o g. Sos 800 10 Il % L Zoo p
BIvERv1Ew BEACH
Leave Wilmington e45 93 A. NJ. 245 NJ
TROLLEY LINES
muus Chester sS sou o S sSoH S and nne
even To New S'isSSye Front ns 're 's;
city, for h on saSSsys s ssS Castle Nth Pss
DdSS1s ' ci d II Me- ns % and oFd'y' Wilmington
Bdyne Springs and haonIeav every
noon Then beginning e Sin
k s Vest Chester n oSGa and w na G Springs With
minutes cites Of the hour and '' "' after the hour for H' SS
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RAILROADERS prepare
FOR Tennis TOURNAMENT

To decide who will represent the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad in the general managers ten.
mis- tournament, to be held at Altoona
on September 80, employees IN the local
offices and shops opened their tourna-
ment today. The winners in the singles
and doubles will contest with the Bal
timore Division, at Baltimore, on Sep
TENDER is, the winners of the tourna-
ment to represent the p, B. & W. d.
vision in the general managers contest.
About 80 candidates are out for the
tournament, and much interest has been
created A number of crack racket
wielders of the company will be barred
by rules which eliminates from compe-
tition anyone who came into the service
of the company after December l. last
year.
The courts in the rear of the Pennsyl
vania Building have been put in first
class condition for the tournament.
In consideration of the fact that many
expert tennis players will be unable 70
participate in the tournament. another
tournament will be held here following
this one to decide the champion tennis
player Of the local division.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC sALE-ANTIQUEs AND PER.
sonsl property in household goods. etc.
will be sold az 7O2 French street. Whining.
ton, Del, Tuesday. August 20, 1916. 10
o. clock A. NJ. Mahogany davenport chest
Of drawers French bed very old. oil paint.
ings. lot Rogers Silverware, portieres. bed.
room suites. dishes. carpets. rockers. tables
and many other articles.
G. VIRGINIA OGLE
stidham Son, Aucts. sug25-st.
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RECEIVER sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ an order Of the Court Of Chaneery. the
undersigned, receiver Of the Delaware Field
Club viii sell % public auction. az the
County Court House on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in viii
mington Delaware
on THURSDAY.
THE 31sT DAY OF AUGUST. 1915
At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
All that tract Of land. with the frame
buildings thereon. situate In the town Of
Elsmere Christians hundred. New Castle
county, Delaware bounded BY land Of the
Baltimore and Philadelphia R. r. Co, by
lands now or late Of Miriam Land and I'm
provement Co, and by lands now or late Of
the estate Of William p Richardson, de-
ceased, and containing about six acres. Re
turn Of said sale 20 be made 10 the Court Of
Chancery on the 18th day Of September
1915. at 10 o clock in the forenoon.
Attendance viii be given and terms made
known by
CALEB NJ STEWARD.
Receiver Of the Delaware Field Club
or by G W Smith. His Attorney aug2l. "a
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NRISTEF SIIP-
-
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court of the State Of Delaware. in and
Ior New Castle county, made the second
day of August A D. 1916. will be OK
ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2. 1918.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
a. the county court house, Wilmington
Delaware. the following described real es-
Charles Green. deceased, 10 wit
All those I'VE certain lots pieces or par
cells Of land with the buildings thereon
county Of New Castle ana state Of Della,
ware, bounded and described as follows.
No; / with 3 three story prick dwell
ing house thereon erected known as No.
900 West Fifth street, being the southwest
corner Of Fifth and Jefferson streets, with
frontage Of nineteen feet six inches on
Fifth street and . depth of eighty feet
No. ?. with a three.story brick build.
ing and basement used for store purposes
thereon erected, situate at the southeast
3 frontage on Third street Of thirty nine
feet nine inches and a depth on shipley
street Of sixtytwo feet eight inches and
width in the rear Of ffty-eight feet nine
and oone-hat inches with the east boun-
Diary line irregular.
No. 3. With a three story brick building
thereon erected used as a store with No
2 above described, situate on the east
side Of Shiplcy street adjoining lot No. 2
on the south having a frontage Of twenty
ave feet. '''''' '''@'' '"' D'P'' u 'O''''
No. l. All that wharf property with A
small frame building thereon erected stu
ate at the southwest corner Of the Chris
tisna river bank snd Market street, having
q frontage on the Christisna river Of two
hundred and ninety-eight feet and five inches
more or less
No 5, All that certain lot of land sit
uate on the southwest corner Of East Lib
e.ty street and ten.feet wide slle-, hav-
ing a frontage Of eighteen feet on East
Liberty street and depth Of sixty.nins
There are no improvements on this lot
Attendance will be size and terms made
REUBEN sATTERTHvA1TE. JR..
Attest: NORMAN P. CROUCH CLERK o. @
wilmington Delaware, August 3. 1915.
Notice to Creditors-Notice is hereby
given that the shares or interests Of James
Wilson, Martha Baker Wilson, Mary Eleu.
iberia Wilson, Henry Wilson, Margaret
Wilson Irvine, Samuel Hope Wilson vii.
liam Green, Maria G. Morrow. Allen L,
Luke, Charles W. Luke, William g. Luke
Rose Luke Nelson. John G. Luke. Security
Trust Safe Deposit Co. Trustee under the
last viii and testament Of Maria Green
Studebaker, deceased. Charles Albert stude
baker and Olga Hensel Studebaker in the
above described premises. will be sold AZ
above set forth and al persons having or
claiming any lien or encumbrance against
affecting the share or interest Of ali or
any Of said parties in said lands and prem.
ises, are hereby notified TO appear and fIe
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Orphans
Court, in and for New Castle county on or
after the eleventh day Of September, A. D.
one thousand nine hundred and sixteen a
petition setting forth and making proof Of
said lien or encumbrance and the amount
due thereon.
REUBEN sATTERTHwAITE JR.
aug1 -eod-9t Trustee
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RECEIVERS SALE


PECEIvER' sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
IL an order Of the Court Of Chanoery the
undersigned. Receiver Of The Delaware
Fl I'D Club. will sell at public auction at
the County Court House. on Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh. Streets in
Wilmington, Delaware. on Thursday. the 3lst
day Of August. 1916. at 10 o. clock A. NJ
all that tract Of land, with the frame
buildings thereon. situate IN the town Of
Elsmere Christiana Hundred. New Castle
County, Delaware. bounded by land Of the
Baltimore g. Philadelphia r. r. Co.. by
lands now or late Of Miriam Land 8 I'm
provement 90, and by lands now or late
Of the estate Of William P Richardson de-
ceased, and containing about six acres
Return o. said sale 10 be made to the
Court Of Chancery on eleventh day Of Sep
TENDER 1915, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
CALEB NJ STEWARD.
Receiver Of The Delaware Field Club.
Or BY G W. SMITH. His Attorney.
Aug21.26.
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DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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AUCTION SALE.
PRIVATE SALE.
@@
LIFE AND CHARACTER
AUGUSI %.


4 strong love Of family ties is the
strongest characteristic of tins nature
The character is dependable. trust.
worthy, honest
One OF the characteristics of this ma
ture is its wonderfully exact sense OF
touch and its keen ear for harmony.
These people are severe critics and
should be careful that their quick sense
AZ detecting errors about them doe:
not lead them into disagreeable habit,
at fault finding
The disposition is sometimes cratic
az times loving and generous and again
cold and critical.
The governing sign is Virgo and the
planets are Mercury and Uranus.
Advertise the farm, the house and LOT
aud the apartment building in the Want
Nds II you wish TO make quick sales.
Dgee agH VINO rdlu hrdlu hrdlu
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HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
Us Rad IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY oTHEP
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER = 4'H'i'
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~ READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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FTHE FLoDETTE. so7.soe FRENCH ST.
The ideal hotel for men 2S sleeping
rooms. neat clean and finely furnished:
everything convenient, always open Tran.
slent weekly. feb23.tf
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HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
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EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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WANTED.

- = .- - 49, -,----s----~~-----s>---
WANTED DAIRY OF $50 OR 200
w quarts. Apply VIM. J. Bredin. $500
west sixteenth street aug11 -eod.1m.
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CHTROPODIsTs.

MARTIN BRAUN, CHIRoPoD1sT. No. s7s
Nl Market st., treats Corns, Buuions. In
grown Toe Nails most scientifically Hours:
to 8, TO Sundays, 10 TO 1. Phone.
5274. feb2s.tf
ELIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler & Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massaeing
No 90c ADAMS ST. d. & A.. zoos. Even
ing by appointment. mar2e.tf
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WALL PAPER.

DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
~ yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly. Also, Monarchs az very reasonable
prices
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co.
Phone 5125. No 500 Equitable Bldg
oct1e.tf
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SANITARY WORKERS

NJ X KELTER-sANrTARY oDoR.
~. LESS EXCAvATING
Office, s. W Cor. Fourth and IVES, 81,
j. & A. Phone. Sis aet21 a.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

FOR sAIE-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR
nished house. Apply evenings from 6
TO O'Clock 70 owner No. 1909 King St.
aug2seod-1m
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DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

PooM AND BOARD. SOBER MEN ONLY
~ 5ii West Fourth street augts.1m.
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I osT-RoLL or MONEY GOING FROM
- Seventh and Church streets 70 Majestic
Theatre. then Victoria Reward if returned
n No sll p Seventh ST. aur2s-2t
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/ osT--A CHILD s COAT FROM NINTH
- snd Market 20 the Boulevard Reward n
returned 70 tho Evening Journal Once
aug2s.st
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NOTICES.

TITfLMTNGfoN. DEL. AUGUST IS. 1915
w No public. private, parochial or Sun
day School in the state shall be opened for
school or religious purposes TO children 10
years Of age or under, between August 25 and
September 1s 1916
A. f. FRANTz, NJ. D.. Secretary.
Attest: WILLIAM p. ORR. NJ. D. President.
sug26 st.
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

nv II. WILLIAMS CO.
We No s2l Orange St. Roofing Spout.
ing AID Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and Nominating
Repairing promptly doue. Phone. sani6.ts.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
LOsT ANn FOuNp.

I osT-A GOLD WRIST WATCH WITH
- initials p r.. n. Finder please return
70 No. 1923 Clayton street. Reward
nug2s.2t
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WANTED -- TWO WOMEN HAND
w ironcrs on plain clothes. T. X L.
Laundry. Sixth and Orange SITS. aug26 A.
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VITANTED-WAsH WOMAN. APPLY
w No 3oa n Broome 81. aug2s.2t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOusEWOBK
y Apply No 1907 West st. aug2s q.
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20o QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
Fourth street. mig II.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-sIX SECOND HAND
a drop bottom dump wagons Apply No.
616 Christians street. may13tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

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FIREMAN, BRAKEMAN. $40 MONTH
~. Experience unnecessary Railway
Care Evening Journal augf.f4.2f.2s
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
REMOVAL NOTICES.

1 ~. WIILIAM n NUhhIo1 DIN IIoII
~ has removed TO No. 500 West direct.
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Mrs. ADA NJ. LAYTON. CHIRoPoDIsT.
4il formerly Of No. 9O3 West Seventh
street. is now located at No sos Washington
street Phone, d. & A.. 5000. mar2o-6m.
ELORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY, CHIRoPo.
II dist, formerly Of No Sol Market street.
y now located at No. 222O Market street.
d. A. Phone. 2617. ian2s.tt