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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

= n1el1 0eo og lllpffc! ON itfe
9tomneu pluoielig rciler fig oo
ipoO1erer ifpnolomlt 11o / Son6et.
SCI banoer og goler og itDrter ne0
MOS 8roen = Der tiger 11oglc ltore
8obler op lengere 11oe / @onoet.
uSfpo poa 8oblerne," bpiifcr 81
forien.
Seq lfpbcr, og uo al @onoct
1pringcr en- ltor &rofo0illc lom ct
2Dn. 8loDct flpber al ocll, Sen bril-
ser og bugter fin arop / o1lc null
&c 8ugtl1ingcr og floor lit itore fla
Sc @obeo reo moo &onofloben igjen
1aa fnrer Sem u11Oer nngle IrG=
1ta11mer; og &pb0er og fprlDinocr.
81 fan bere sem ploife lG,1gcrc Dor
to- 1oa bliber alt 1tille.
- ge111nber tmo, flyer 5ifariGn.
So Iaf, flyer jeg> men 5fin=
6ene ioo III life npgct til.
81 toger CIT al sc 11pe 5ingo=
leIere me0 o. og allc fire litter III
paa MI glernem S1lnglen. &i font
mer til ct @fobbrp1l> cit ll0font =
hi fo1ter % ollie fire 11co pg frop=
ler u6 paa &en6er og 6b06er.
@bilfet forunoerligt Spn at ie Oisie
ire nggne, mprfe &pgge mco Set
longe forte Saar frople Ser foro1'
mig element urifoben = lorn Wten=
ne1fet / Giberne5 Morgen. 81 font
mer 116 poa en- final, floo &1ippe=
br9mme, iom aoifiller CHI ltor 81
fra en- meget lille fla6 SnD1g; Der
Iigger to ltore &%rofooiller paa Slip
pen og 1oIer fig. Gn &bilt fnaffer
UNDER en- at Gingolelernc, % in6en
leg fan faa Gi6 til at lfpbe, lpao=
- . .r- . Il 49,
1erer SEN enc &%rofobillc 11b / Sen
1tore 81 % bet an6en neD | ben
lille Snoig. Seq forflmer 5ifarien,
at ian ifal be6e Be to 5ingaleiere
toge to ltore, lo11ge @renc % 1ao
babe igiennem SEN lille 9p - Ser
er 1ao 1tor iom ct @aoefiGr ~ og
1laa I 8onDet meb @rencne og pao
Sen Maa6e vflappe" &rofooiller
1,b, Iige iom hi bienme flapper So:
ianer no at ct &rat. &rofooiller
poa 8unoen al 5gen por {ao ltor
at Sen mageligt fun0e bobe CHI a
EE.Ea U+-E-E -- u. - rs. ESEEr -A4.E8u .-Efr#Et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

destigninger til Hovedet. Jeg be-
finder mig bedre nu, end jeg no
gensinde har gjort og anbefaler De-
res Medicin til allie mine VENEER
Mrs. LENA WYNN, 1912 E. o
Street, Richmond, Va.
Sk0nt Forandringen i Livet er en-
uhyre kritisk Periodic i en- Kvindes
Llv, kan de ubehagelige Symptomer,
som f0lger med, k~ontroleres OF nor
malt Helbred opnaas we'd betids An
vendelse af Lydia E. Pinkhamss We
getable Compound.
Saadanne a~dvarende Symptomer
er Kvalningsfornemmelser, Ho-
vedpine, Smerter i Ryggen, skrak
for fo%restaaende Fare, Undseelse,
Lyde i 0rene, Hjartebanken, Film
rem fol, 0jnene, Uregelmasig heder,
F9rstoppelse, skiftende Appetit,
SVaghed og Uro og Svimmelhed.
Fors0m like at benytte Lydia r.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound un-
der disse unormale' Tilstande.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
,.Wlin Mpber". Ser or nnppe t

rWin Mpber". Der CT neppe to
Orb / bort 5prog ion1 brugt 1om=
111e11, CT laa rige / &etp6ning 1pm
oisle to. Sor 8drnet / SEN 1pe0e
Mloer betD6er oe alt / 2ipet. sSor
De Wolnle - ct belligt Min0e. 81
tan olorig fomme bort eller Dofie
ira BET 6orbol6, font gjpr bisie
Orb 1oo oprebare for set mcrneife.
lige &jcrte. Scr. s. .. @lleflen fra
Hroctor, 0tinn., bringer bette fruf=
t1gt for 3je / ct npligt Brep. &or
1trioer: ~SSeg bar Suit til at gjpre
ct Tor1eg me0 &11rifp for ct 3il:
feloe al &olsfatorrb, Ser for bolo1
1tg | Is eller 90 Mor. Seq bo1
br11gt Total 8ebonoling; men jeQ
tror Sn6d 1n1 Ct ioo roofeltet
mt Spltem at ieg trenger noget
1om bill 6ribe @iften us al 8lo0et
SEQ at gjennemgoa 11ogle ga1nle
Brebe> ffrebet til mig al min Mo=
Der for monge Mor iioen, fon0t jog
ct, bpori bum tilraa6er mig at BRUCE
&11rito. Seq boboe Sen Gang life
11oge11 Sro poa fer6iglobeDe See
o1ctner. Sun nebnte imi6lertib Gil=
feloc, iom bun fjenote, bpor &1.ri=
to boboe Dirfet go6t. Seq CT beitemt
pao at fplge be1bcs &aoo pg er M,
bare beorepet ODER, at jog life gjor=
De oct, meoe11S bum lebebe."
Srr ct MarbunOreoeS itooig
Br&g far paobi1t Berbien al bette
gomlc l1rtemiobel for nprbener /
8lo0et og Sp1temet. Den er life
en- Mpotbeferme6icin. Specielle
Mge11ter %forifaffer Sen til Mmen=
beoen Direfte fra 6abrifmternes
2o6orotori11m. 5frip til 9r. 8eter
.Sobrnep & Sons 60, 1875 90.
@opne Mpe., Chicago, SlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

nam VeSeLaDle
Compound befin-
der jeg. mig som
ct nyt Menneske.
Jeg havde stadig
Hovedpine i For
neutrality-suspicious.
foruden at jeg
var besvaret med
andre Onder, al
m%indelige under
de Forhold--Svim-
m e ! h e d sanfald,
NprV6cito% o,~ IT,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

HoIooIu ike at DenyCte Lydia ID.
P1nkham's Vegetable Compound un.
der disse unormale' Tilstande.
me frem lgngere> 1on too hi al r1e6
bore Gps1er paa &pggen beb Ell ltrr
ga1nmel 9g1nning - pau Ser enc
|Sioe bar Der en- aoben~ &let = en-
StngolelerS lille baa6e Misrnorf.
pna BEN on0en 5i6e @ump % 81,
alt obergroet at Sungle. 5inoolc1c.
rem arbe10e0e / fin Mismurf - bon
bor peo at bDgge ct Slags 0ne1lc
poo fire beie Bele = og ga hi
fol0te poa bam, forflore6e bon, 1T
|oeroppe ifuloe ban lobe o1n 9eattcn,
flor @lefanten bop6e mi to Nutter
/ Sref bgret in6e pao bous 9lis.
mort, og it6ite Scat bab0e ban ioor1
fat pao Den og bab6e gibet 1t,t en-
orocntltg &ugle / &og0elen n1c0
cit gommel ruiten M%uifeoonner,
1om ban bite % = 1oa at Glefon=
item bgit brglen6e bar lpbet fir %ej.
San bite % meget beorppct .5pp=
rene / fin blp6e &ismorf = Set loo
no, lonn ont ser bor foloet en- Son,=
be ne0 3 Mle1s Mellen1rum / e1
|2inje ODER bele Marfen. = 5inqa=
|leleren lelp bar % Mor, bun oor
imuf 1om M6am / Baraois og joo
|ogfaa ioa0m u0. San bopoe itore
|gonife uifpl0ige, bornlige 9jnt. ct
meget lmnft og flint Mniigt, Dcl1
elegantelte, ipen6iglte, 1pluterrpg=
ne &rop, og bans la1tge forte bpl=
|qen0e &aar fl90 as bans itnrfe fine
Mpgmuifler belt neo til bons imalle
Softer. = 2angere booze }oo :)olls
Some % bohcb' Gu lille 9reng;
hum bar IL ncr o9 meget unOirlig,
bborfcr hun bolOt Jig pac lollS Mf<
|ltono> mer G:1n b';:, eIter Dhah man
|fun6e ie, fly ioo i:cuf lint hul1 -
bum bar tim iiprt ct putl1lt> iar:,et
tDn0t &l90,, Scr e.. p1flct i;rul1t
ON ben6e5 belifolte Mrop. 1co6m
at 5fnl6re> Irme og Sen pucrltc
|Dcl af @rpitet bar r6are; sen lille
|Dreng bob6e i1et %in9entinN pua
fun ct lille @tDffe 5eilgorl1, Der
bar bnn0et pmfring hans ltnc Sol:
ter. San bab0e forte Graller %
bar iffe 1tGrre, en0 SonlmcllI.
moa babe beret, og ban bar life
unoielig> men bple0e og ifreg al
Glgoe, 6a ban op0agcOe fin JoDcr
paa lang Mfltan6. = 81 git be'1
It'll oeres Spite Sen bar Ian meo
ct tpft Sag at Bolmebla0e. Ser bur
Let lille Stunt % ilet ingen M6bler>
|og ga Ri ip11rgte bam, bDor 5engen
bar, iaa rulIeoe ban to in1aa fine
M}aatter op og lag0e 6em poa Ser
gltlbet - 8ornet fob / ct iofran=
guilt 5ilfelommetprfle0e, Ser bang
Il fire 5ejlgarns1nore / Sol tet. -
Mf jo> bbo6 bebppeS mere ems Ell
Holmebptte, Ell &ismarf, 5olitin
og Tre6 % Mlper6ens ifipnne
6r11gter> naor man CT 20 Mar og
elifer ng elites al BEN pn6iglte rtn=
|ge Some pg boer Scat fan lggge lit
|trptte &obeo til &bile / ben6es Bit
|be Gabn, fri for bele 6en gprige
&eroens @org og Sabn og &ine.
Seen Sagten! - Sen gamle Sin=
|galeier ifpn0eoe paa. Sen unge
BANDIT lit &aar op, og at 5te0 ineg
hi % poa &o6 in6 gjennem Sung
len BEN n11ge 5ingaleier fgrlt
- let lom CIT Sat boa fine ilanf44,
bare Sen, ioo leg poa mine tpfffe
stppler og Bag efter Sifaricn paa
bare Sen giennem 5u1itp. %
|@p, element set melt filtre0s Gerf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

8irfe1triben Bl1tsler Up. Ser CT
lhftet ct NIT &irfeporti un6er 2e6el=
fe At @rofesipr Sblen> bbis Nro=
gram er ri 5%tatsfirfc, % Dette
Rarti baaber ut 1nnle en- Sci al
5rifirfeDennerne omfring Jig. Set
er 8rofes1or Sblens % Sc onors
2e0eres 9aab, at mon peo 5tiftel=
len at bette Mellemparti fo1, foo
famlet De for1fjel1tge glelnenter, ITO
gen. al Stutsfirfens og 11ogcr At
Jrffirfens Gilbengere> og nneo Set
te Samlfngsporti fao %gjcnncu,fprt
ben frie 5fatsffirffe. 8e0 oct l1pe
Rirfeparti ifulbe ser prgoni1cres
fnuom, at &irfen fit CT roaooipe11=
De 5ten1n1e, og berpeb bilbc mon
Hippo De rdbifdIe Jprfotniugspn=
6ringer 1om Snbfprel1e al cn Tritir-
fe mantte uf1te0fomr1e. Gen ri
.5tmsfirfe 1fm bpege paa en- &irfe.
organization og life 1om Toltefirs
Ten pua en- neutrality-suspicious.
og 2eoer11e buaber, at Sen pil flrnnc
pberDinbe oen Noo1tanb, lpnl Ylo=
men o1u CIT fri Jo1fefirfe bor mpot
Dos De nllerflete nor1fe &olitifcre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
|~H!!|,e'dlle,.sti!gnlliilnlgger,
SVilnlnel, Nerves
Mrs. Wynn beretter. hvorledes Lydia
=. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound hjalp hende over
neutrality-suspicious.
~-~N--.sle-


Richmond, Va. W. 'tEfter at have
Ebrugt syv Flasker at Lydia e. Pink
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

- Sfrib efter 81 'oeunmmer Al
ortte 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
Et Screens OF Dddeas Aar sYer'heIe verden,

Warner's While Wine and Tar Syrup bur-
Dc hndeei ethvert HEM. Den vidunder-
slige Hale-oE Lun9emedtcto. Saleea over
ali.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
aDIpsiaI &irf1ombcb. Mftieidito=

aDlpslal &trf1pmbcb. Mt%tieicllto=
BET uSpobaroneer" fcjrcoc nplig fit
1O=Mars Sl1bilpum, i6et Set bIep
1tiftet SEN 12te Sar11or 1906 1ne0
en- &apitol pun 5 0dll. &roncr.
n5DoDaranger" bar i'm @irflombe0
beo &irfeneS / NGrbcOcn al SEN
rnsiiife @rgnie % bor brret Nor=
geS nor6liglte itorinbultrielle Mnlpg
me6 Mnben0el1e al en- efter nor fc
Sorbolo b%etpoelig Mrbejosltprfe. -
Selifabet gaar mn efter 0en logte
8lnn til elr lltor l1obiodie al @irf=
1ombeoen. Den o%prinoelige gftie=
fopitaI, S MfilI. &r., er efterboon=
sen pget til mere ems Is Miu. Str.
og mi ffaI Sen goo op til IS Wfil.
Ser. ia1ntioig me6, at Brool1ftione11
.af SernmaImbrifetter % lplt Nul=
Der tpnfes bragt op til set erorr1e
&burtnm al be11imo0 1 Wfill. Sons,
bpub ser igien bill frGbe ct ret ltort
norligt Merforbrng al &ooltofnote=
rinler fra 5elifabets @rubcr. Set
CT laaleoes en- folosial &irflnnnbeb,
5eIifabet rSpobaronger" frcn1ti6ig
bill fomme til at nofol0c oppc bco
&iirfenes, og set Dil oerfor, ion1 set
bar bpret iagt, boloc Stif> ct Gel
ifabet i fit Slags blper set itprite
/ Morge, ia maaife / bcle %erbcl1.
On @ut i Scamp meb ltlpe, -
Cars Berg, ira Ell @aaro, Scr lig=
ger poo Ct @pjoeorag unocr ct
8ielb i 5snoborolano, 1neo0eler
vMlorgenpoiten", at ban Gu Sag
meIlem Sui % gfptaar ifuloc tjprc
ct Secs So biem fra 5jGloiatcre1,
Tom Iiggu ire &partmil oppc i
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

NOrlCE-I JAMES b. TOMAN. TR,
~ tenant aud occupant of tine house stu.
aied at New Castle known as the United
county Of New Castle and state Of Deix.
ware ih compliance with the ruquireu entl
Of the acts Of the General Assem-.
ply, M such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that I shall apply in
writing TO the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Slate Of Delaware. 10 and for New Cas-
we county. on Tuesday, the second day Of
January, 4. ID. 1917. being the next term
OF said court, Zoe % license for said house
as an iun or tavern. for The sale therein. Of
Intoxicating liquors ,u less quantities than
one quart. 70 be druuk the promises ard
the following respectable citizens Of sr'd
school district at least Sis Of whom are sub
stantial frechuldrrs of said school district.
recommend the said application viz:
Patrick Mctrory Daniel A. McGinu
w 4, Loveless Carrie Whitlock
d. j. FiuncgWn Patrick D. Whalcu
amcs j Ryan Clarence j. Palmer
William =. Montgomery Joseph A. Peden
James !. Whalen W M Tidweu
Ad.on j. Jordan John H. Tobin
Frank j. Beck James NcGrath
Z Charles T. sharp John g.. Carroll
nov2s-3t. JAMES B. TOMAN, JR.
| NOTlCE--I. JAMES SWEENEY. THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house
situated 90 40 j27 South jackson street.
in the Eleventh ward Of the city OF
I w lmington, county Of New Castle aud
state Of Delaware lu compliance with tue
requirements Of the Acts Of fhe General AS
| sembly, in such case made and provided. do
/ hereby give notice that shall apply In
/ writ nc 90 the Cont 81 G e1ernl Sessions o.
the State Of Delaware. in and for New Cas-.
/ tlc county. on Tuesday the second day Of
January, A. ID. 1917 being The next term
Of said court. for license for said house,
as an inn or tavern. for thc sale therein Of
I Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart 20 be drunk on tho premises aud
the following respectable citizens Of said
ward at least twelve of whom are substan.
tial frecholdors OF said ward recommend the
said application. viz;
Nichnrd j.. pietsch Patrick Mckeowu
samuel t. Meredith Thomas T. McDonough
Joseph McDermoit James D. Mullen
Samuel Wharry John H. Ilealy
Peter W. Newell Albert T. Drcws
Joseph Nitschko Edward Norton
Robert McCaem H. j. keurney
Stanley S. Yasik John II. Kelly
Michael p Gardner William D. Green
Charles w Bradford Peter Couvery
Thomas Roberts Charles Hawke
William Fareghar Thomas ". Bradford
Samuel D. Elliott lohn M freislebcn
Patrick IT, SeerV Felix GidCu
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
HrNGARIAN nANCr

In speaking of the violin playing OF
hungarian gypsies, a certain writer
describes it as full of fire under a
semhlance of imm0bility."
That is the very quality that may
be said to characterize Frank Gatel-
sons recent Columbia recording OF
Brahms Hungarian Dance"
The graceful, lively overtones Of the
violin above the deep-throated chords
Of the piano accompaniment eloquent
ly depict one of the most charming
moods of the deep-souled Hungariana
the gaiety of their revelry.
College Life one Of the happiest
chapters of a mans career is the
title of a new dance record by Colum-
bia to celebrate the return of the
long absent two-step.
Princes Band demonstrates that
even a two-s,ep can live up TO its
name As played by his favorite
dance band, college Life" has ile
dcbonair swing Of youth and mascu-
line vigOr.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
POWDER Guard BANISHED
BY court At salem

SALEM. y. j., Nov 2s. As between
a term in state prison or leaving the
county never to return, Judge Wodding-
ton, i'm The Salem County Court. has de-
cided upon the latter in the case Of
Joseph Lamb "a guard of the DUPONT
Company at Carney Point, charged with
obstructing justice in that he refused to
admit Sheriff Fox to the property of the
duPonts when the official was in the
process of serving a legal paper, and
when he also had permit to enter The
guard contended that the sheriff should
enter by another gate and dispute
arose. resulting in lambs arrest. Judge
Waddington also imposed a fine and
costs upon the defendant.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
EAGLES no ELFCT-

Wilmington Aerie of f. o. Eagles
will elect officers tonight Nomi-
nations were made last night. There
will be no contests with the possible
exception OF aerie physicians. all
members who are physicians having
been nominated Nominations for
other officers follow:
President Franklin A. Pinkerton;
vice president James r. Henry; chap
lam. Edward A. Banner: treasurer.
Joseph b. Bierman: financial secrc-
tary. William r. Hayes; recording
secretary. William Abberger; outside
guard. John J. Clark; inside guard.
Carl NJ Marks: trustee for three
years. Fsank z. Ncylan: organist.
Howard b. Pyle; librarian, Francis
u Kane.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
DREsSMAKING.

,s-----@.-~y,->-.>-->
nREssMAklNG - STYLE AND FIT
- guaranteed Mrs Hattie Lane, No. 71O
Monroe ST.. second floor. Phone, 2998-J.
oct3O-ood.1m.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
CORNMEAL WILL beat
HIGH COST OF LIVING
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press
DES MONIES. Ia, Nov. 2s.-"Eat
COIN products il you would beat the
h gh cost OF living" is the substance
OF the advice OF State Dairy and Food
Commissioner w. b. Barney, today.
He says that pound OF cornmeal,
costing three cents. has a food value
eQdal to "a quarts OF milk costing
1872 cents, 2.6 pounds cheese. "a
cents: 1.9 pounds round steak. AIS;
% eggs, Ga cents; II ounces Of beans.
IA cents: II 10 ounces honey. 20
cents; Is oranges. 60 cents. or two
lcaves of white bread. 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
REGISTERS NOTICE.

I7sTArE OF ROBERT NJ. CARTER. DE.
II CEASED
Notice is hereby given that letters Of ad-
,ninistration cum testamento anneNo upon
~ estate of Robert NJ CaEter, late Of New
castle hundred. deceased, were duly granted
INTO John G.. Delaney, ON the eleventh day
OF November a. d. 1916, and an persons
Indebted 10 the said deceased are requested
10 mako payment 10 the administrator @. g. a.
without delay. and all persons having de-
mands against tho deceased are required 70
~ tbo said administrator c. Z. a.. on or be-
fore the eleventh day OF November, 4. ID.
foiT or abide by the law in this behalf.
JOHN c. DELANEY
Administrator.
Address John @. Delaney. 1913 Madison
s.reet Chester Pa. nov14-eod-9t.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
EnR SALE


On c QT-pURE CALirORNIA WINES.
cV Max Kers 500 4. Fourth si ml2-tf.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28


zoo So .haoso .so S oos 10 o % as @ 'l III @
5a5 49, 5la. 5oo les 500. 9i5 oss 1913 ma
rlslq, sa4a.s ss sss ssso aio. 5o5 5o5 il9 scos os
ii.. ss eis. o5'. 7os no. 7ss so oost oi"' 9oS'
,,o e s w'.i7 io -. n. 12l 49, 49, & &52 S s3
s .o e. o. ss. 5.s s s s l.l & ~ cor 0a'
Ma5e 1927. lie2'. NJ
1855. 500. e2s. 7oo SOP oas. e2L
f- W.
state A. 1il2 o. z oo $40 1o42'. p NJ
9aa a.i5 a.4s. Saturdays oni-o.as p. M.
For Down a. M.-iaoi 49, loAs' NJ
1e o. So 5Ao
BAITnfoHH RAILROAD.
IL & GeTs s % Y.Fo9 f % T. % ss ss1 s.s. g sos oss so'
P si a iG a so %Ss s a. S sI5 So6 s'' 'ii0'
F'gsDhi 49, q e % 5 5 & t 5i . siS s c 49, 49, 49,
10 '1a' % faei,i sa5 40 80 sio. & 7o5 a So 1885,: ss:
PHILADELPHIA &
days-s2O A. n, A NJ and 4.i5 p N.
Costesvn and Way sations-week days. 52s p H.
STEAMBOATS,.
philadelphia dSn7ao and 1870 H. iso 4l5 700
Pm
PssDss
Leave Wilmington A. N,
100 OF 90 600, 500 1000 and 1900 T. NJ
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
uI TO- qsl'i @ bs and hoor o S5l S % sd % %
the hour T Sss 20 es,s 3 20 and %oi R & iSs se
% s;. q.''''. ~ & s % S & s'S: New At c NJ Min s sse cat
To prndypne Springs and aar.aaronL
BEGINNING minutes @ e asT a NJ So noon Then beginning
@ @ & iss sssRoas beg Roap and every 10
Car ca @s ses soaal %ea % % Chester @ ao
To SogP % pos hour nd Is @aSs % s @ % % 'ES %
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
OLD BRIDGE SOLD.

The lumber p'iing stope and old
iron Of the old Third street bridge,
h'ch has been completely razed, was
sold at public auction yesterday morn
ing to the Jones Construction Conn
pany and Philip Caplan The former
purchased the lumber at S1G5 per
thousand feet. thero being about 10O.-
600 feet: piling at 10 cents apiece,
and the stone at Is cents per perch.
Caplan bought the iron at fifty cents
per hundred pounds.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
FIVE SprFD LAW yIOIATORs.

Charged IN CITY Court Wth speed-
ing his automobile along East Sixth
street. between Walnut and Spruce
streets. John Pozybolsld. II years
old. made 10 defence, and was fined
s25 and costs.
Robert +. Hall, also charged with va
olating the automobile speed law. was
fined SO and costs.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

LifE AND CHARACTER
NOVEMBER as.
80 {.

People born on this date are exceed
ingly active. usually successful and
have many friends. Their characters
are forcefu and helpful, while they
Judge quickly and severely. yet they are
inclined TO keen sense OF charity and
are generous TO a fault.
II this is your birthdate your gov
cnng plane. is Jupiter and your sign
of the Zodiac Sagttarius You are a
phenomenal worker, bat expect too
much from other people
You should marry person whose
hirthdate falls between January 20 and
February 10 for your greatest harmony
and happiness In life
This period is favored for constant
use of the Want Ads m securing desir-
able renting properties and sales of
real estate. Womcn's occupations will
also be well advertised through the
Want ads
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
DoCTOR n TOWN ALDERMAN.

snecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MfDDLETOWN Del Nov 2S.-At
a special meeting Of the Town Com
missioners. Dr. Enoch G Clark. presi-
dent of the Town Board, was ap-
pointed alderman 70 serve during the
nnexpired term of Alfred G. Cox, who
died last week.
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE SUITS AND WIGS TO
AL hire. Frank Bicsinger. Corner Fourth
aud Malnnt Sts. d. s. a. Phone 6259-W.
sept4-tf.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DARIy WITH $4,000 CASH. TO TAKE
L half interest in business proposition that
will realize $4,000 in short time, without
any chance Of loss Particulars by personal
interview dniy Address W-s5, Evening
journal Office. noV-o-al
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Sanitary MOEkERs.

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NJ k KELTER-SANITARA. ODOk-
tA. LESS EXCAVATING
Office. s. W. Cor Fourth and West SIS.
D. g. A. Phone. 51ls oct21-tf.
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CHIROPODISTs.

TNTORh N. srRADLEY CHlRoPODlsI
II formerly 40. 6Ol Market street, has fe
moved 10 so. 222o Market St Phone -oi'
ang26tf.
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HEATING ANn R00FNG.


Wy II. WILLIAMS Co
w. NO sol Orange ST. Roofing, Spout.
ing and Heating Metal and composition
roofing Ho- Air Heating and Nentlating
RepairinE promptly done. Phone. lan0tf
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NAV ESTATE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-isia w. FOURTH ST. 2
Il rooms and bath COG and Cos Adams
ST. rooms and bath Two lots a. Rich
ardson Park Apply No. i6Ol West 81.
Phone, 2If2. novle-eod-lm.
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DENT a REMINGTON OK OWN ONE
IL yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly Also Monarchs 90 very reasonable
prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.
Phone. 5t25 so. 500 Equitable Bldg
oct1o.N
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Maryland
POULTRY FARM

Tho greatest bargain ever offered, 90 close
an estate rs ucres with acres clear; TO-
room. large aud fine dwelling and sale
room. 30N6O attached for feed or storei barn
iONTu. and other buildings. Buildings cost
$1,000 seven years ago. Ihis is one OF the
best poultry farm iorations TO De offered at
a price that viii scll which is $4,000; easy
terms Write for Information and photo 20
p. D. Boz 2l. LcdcraI-Lurg. Nd.
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LIcrNsF AppIIcirInYs

NOTICE, THOMAS r. FLANAGAN.
~ tho tenant and occupant Of the house
situated az n. W. Cor. A aud Townsend
streets. IN the Second ward, of the city
Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle, and
q state Of Jclawure. In c0mpuauce WIN the
requirements of the acts Of tho General As,
sembly. in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that 1 shall apply
In writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions.
OF the State Of Delaware IN and for New
Castle county, on Tuesday the second day of
January, A. ID. 1917 being the next term
Of said court for o license for said house.
as am inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of
Intoxicating liquors in less Quantities than
one quart. 20 he drunk ON the premises. and
The following respectable citizens Of said
ward, ut least twelve of whom are suhstan-
tial froehoders of said ward recommend the
said anulicati0n. VIZ.
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TYPEMRrTERS.

rTYpEWRITERS RENTED - n HRE EE
Il months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly. TynewritCrs
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange SO. 9l5 Market street
aug22.tf.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
TRANSPORTATION.
/, Wilson Line

2 &. HOO u
Schedule in effect Monday. October 2 1910.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington
for Philadelphia. and Chestnut street W h3l I,
SUNDAYS. AZ 80 and 80 A. NJ. 80,
o. 10 and 90 p. NJ
An boats stop at Chester.
WILMINGTON. ON.PENNsGROvE ROUTE.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilmington,
al 6 80. Z 90 g 90, 200, 90, ~ .Vo
A. NJ. ~. 90 noon. 1 90. . 90. 3 100. a 90
8 90. 6 90. s 900. 1000 and l2. 90 =. w.
Leave Pennsgrove az e. ;. 500 LOO
10 100. ii 100 A. NJ. ~ o clock noon, 90
e.i5. q 90. 4 90, s 90 90, ZOO, 900
IL. 90 and ~. 45 p N.
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HrLp WANTED MALE.

N1vANrED- BOY no LEARN PLUMBING.
W io1 West seventh street. hosaf6t.
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VXrANTED-ONF PLUMBER AND THREE
" boys 90 work 90 plumbing 20. aio
ORANGE ST. nov27 81.
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XXrANTFn-BOY FOR STORE. APPLY
W a. Dnoho. 3io King nov2sai.
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NxvANTFD- 10 DELIVER ORDERS.
" Apply 9i8 Hins street. noy2sd
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMlLE

GOOD COOK DESIRES POSITION.
~ Apply Irsh-Ancrioan Intelligence Ohice
no. 1890 Linden Sc. ncv272t