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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
A6CUSE z
OF PASSING
BAD MONEY
u. S. Agents Arrest
Pair of Alleged
COunterfeiters

United States secret service OPP
orators working under The direc-
lion of Capt John r Washer. in
charge Of the United States secret
service here, have discovered an
elaborate and extensive ring OF
counierieiters working I'm The east
end OF the city Two men are now
under arrest in connection with The
a1air. one Of whom has made a
confession. 30 Is said which impll-
Gates several others. n is said
that several arrests will be made
soon which Will create a sensation.
This ring did not bother with
notes Of small denomination but is.
sued spurious bills the face value
OF which was worth $50 in every
instance. The government sleuths
know of an least so which have
been passed within the last week
and thcy suspect that hundreds Of
others are now current
Martin Matyscyk. a saloonkeeper.
No $50 ST. Aubin.ave., and his bar
tender. Steve Sockolowski, both ac-
cused ol having passed the queer
money were arraigned before J.
STANLEY Hurd United States com
missioner. Friday, and we're held
TOT rTTTTef F1aminatIOn on OCT
H. under bonds 81 $500 each The
specific charge is that they passed
a spurious $50 note on Bruno Stieb-
FL saloonkeeper Of No. 9ll
Chenest
Since Tho men were locked up,
n IT. said that one Of hem made a
confession 10 Capt Washer. II is
believed that AS result OF this
confession one of the most dan
gerOus c0unterfeitng rings the Sc.
cret service men have had 20 deal
with IN a long time will be broken
up Capt Washer says that he will
make thoro Investigation in the
satl0nal disclosures. altho he refuses
&c discuss the confession
Sockolowsh was arrested by Pc
iceman Frank Yank. of the seventh
precinct station, who charges he
attempted 90 pass $50 spurious
note on Sueber When taken be
fore Capt Washer he is said TO
have declared that be received the
bin from his employer as two
weeks pay Capt Washer ques-
toned the proprietor OF the sa.
loon who admitted that he paid the
bartender two weeks wages with
$50 note. but he couldn't explain
Why he did it when the bartender
was supposed 10 be paid weekly.
Discrepancies IN the stories told
by the bartender and his employer
resulted in the arrest OF the latter.
Soon after the pair was arraigned
on Friday the confession was forth
coming II indicated that the 49,,
SOC which the secret service men
knew had been passed in the east
cna. was but small portion OF
the total OF the cOunterfCit which
IS hoating about the city az q re.
suit of the activities of the ring
The system employed was 10
take perfectly good 50 federal
reserve note and alter it, giving Il
the appearance OF a $50 note, in this
way making a clear profit Of SO on
every bin passed The work WAS
SO good hat only men aCcustom-
I'd no handling $50 bills would de
tcct the deception The secret
service men are on the trail Of the
source OF supply and they believe
they will unearib a pretentlous
spurious sub-treasury before they
pet 10 the bottom Of the investi-
cation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ u y" - y y = III y = . -
PIN YS.-PlN BOY PIN boy
COLORED AND WHITE
Recreation Building

PIN BOYs-PIN BOY Sim boys
COLOREn AND WHITE
Recreation Building
shelhy-st and In ayettc blvd
HERE Is 4 CHANCE TO MAKE
SOME SURE MONEY
A GREAT CHAtsCE FOR HIGH
SCHOOL BOYS FROM 4 TO u D. NJ.
Beginning Monday oct j. we are
starting a new system In paying
Bows 10 work under the guaran-
tee ~ Sc per game FOR all games
they set up. with guarantee or "a
daily salary as follows
GUARANTEE TO BOYS OF SIXTH
FLOOR. FOR WEEK OF OCT
Boys rC36rting FOR duty before IL
a m 10 pin boy captains. St.75 per
day
t5UJ-E 7r7r-fr7 z rfT1ry o0r0rgg, =
noon 10 pin boy captains. $3.50
pcr day.
Boys reporting for duty before p.
M. 90 pin boy captains, 3 % per
Boys reporting for-rrr4y before 3 p
M % pin boy captains WOO per
Bows reportlue fof duty before p,
IN. 70 pin boy captains, 20 cents
Closing hour ~ D. r. Average Of
hours steady work each day ana
down.
r.
game will he paid whatever amount
they earn-fhe guarantee is that no
boy viii be paid less than the
amounts mentioned from tho time
they report for duty on the diner-
ent floors until closing.
GUARANTEE TO BOYS on FOEHTH
AND FItTH FLOORS FOR
WEEK OF OCT. l
BOYS reporting for duty before ?
O'clock noon. $3.50 per day.
BOYS REPORTING for dutT-eefore r
m f125 Dor day
Bows reporting for duty before 4 =.
m 81 90 per day.
BOYS reporting for duty before p.
M 1Ac per dry.
Closing hour . p m Average ~
3 hours steady work zach day and
down
Under the above conditions hovs
are assured uf certain guarap-
teed daily salary ana those hecom p
ing EXPERTS az setting up pins can
make MS high as $500 per day ~
tho rate of Sc per game per man
surroundings are nice and clean.
Home made fandW irhos and other
food Is served by colored ladies' on
the floors afternoons and evenings
At reasonable prices or boys can
bring their lunches with them.
STEADY WORK foHS ARE PAID
EVERY NIGHT BEFORE LEAVING
BUILDING
FIRST COME FIRST PACED g.
ASK FOR ME- JOHNS OR MIR
GAGE 9Th floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. oct -Furecast ~
frost for touiEht sent corn prices
900 ouly tic 10 sc today owing q"
thc fact thHt most OF thc CROP vs.
beyond danger from freezing wealth.
,r
brcrmhcr corn was tsc lower st
th' oueniuE but latter Gained sc. To-
81 Do jan. after 90 lHi' nrrnins an
'tc lower subsequently kHlnrd ist
o. fl1s. Mhl Opened 90 SLID, down
iar. hui later gained isc
Oats trading was ifrreulaf ana was
featured rs continued efforts ~ lh'
shorts e. huV tho current months doe
livery in thc face OF scanty Offer
ings
oct oots opened li.c higher ."t
.3 p e.. later adding 'i Dec was -
down az the opening. an 5H1kc. and
30 $50 of, but later gained Fac 20
ole.
Provisions were higher. The best
grade of hogs was higher az the
yards with others steady
s
DETROIT oct Corn and oats
were unchanged Ira this market az
me opening and business was SOW,
Hit+eHb~- had easy opentnE "tll
firmed np little later There was
not much in the early news 20 change
conditions
Favorab dc corn weather is reported
mo- frost ~ Importance. southern
p0ints hre reporting new corn ana
loMcr prices and some ~ the 'hlchso
houses that were bullish are now
looking FOR decline % consider
ably lower level In the Detroit mar
ket there Is hiWu-t nothing doing.
Receipts amount 20 only rev cars
FOR the week and enand ~ slack
Tho canadian buyif q ls nearly All
gone. Feeders are lacking cheaper
grains and dtstilling demand is quiet
Prices here are almost nominal
Oats ere holding well AMI dealers
Hee mo- chance Tor an Important de-
Cline unless farmers loosen up. All
markets complain Of small receipts,
Khuo demand IS we'll sustained. RYE
is quiet and the market rs quoted a
little lower and easy Offerings are
NOT large Exporters are in the mar
kef an tho time.
The wheat movement continues
slow Detroit miiiers have only mod
crate supplies. Demand for four ~
corn ana oats were steddy an DAY.
Rye declined ic and beans advanced
The seeds weto strong at advances
friday wheat quotations. Cash
SO red SIR. No mixed, S2.l5.
SO. white. S21s
Friday coarse grain quotations
~ 40 yellow sZ03 oats. stan
dard. G2c No white NO = white.
f0thc Ry'e Cash SO 2 SlsI Beans
Immediate and prompt shipment. 50
bid seeds. Prime red clover. cas h
aud oct $3.50; alsike Sf2,75 timo-
thy 1875
Primary wheat receipts were. 4s0,-
00u bu, against 100000 bu year
ago.
EAnD.Ll- u u-hls = a--l.z L. - A.
$50 lOH hu
Receipts ~ wheat Friday Duluth.
f5 cars against 90 = year ages Min-
ueApulis. 39Z cars against e13 Win
niueE iiSt cars. against COS Hhi-
caro 80 cars against So So Louis,
81 GOO bu
Receipts ina the petrou market Fri
dae included 000 bbls 20 -four 8
ears ~ WHEAT Z on corn. . ~ oats
aud ~ rvc shipments were 600
hhfq ~ Sour 200 hu OF corn md
: 500 bu ~ oats Stocks are k2.00o
bu ~ wheat. 1900 hu ~ corn. $4,000
hu ~ oats and 25 600 bu - rye
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
quotations by Paine. Webber s. Co
oct s. open High Low close
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. oct Close Wheat.
Cash SAIL Corn CASH S20J Dec
s. 2tis MAY Sl1s oats cash.
f2fu Dec. 6Is. May 6ftsc Rvr.
cash. sls Clovrrsccd cash. Sl4o5.
oct sl445. pes sI415 Mar.
St442i~ Alsikc cash st125 Tm0-
fhy cash. s3s5 oct S3o5. Mar.
81 05. Butter Brlck creamery. ffls g..
tub creamery i6c Eggs Fresh Cand
led. i1c fancy selects 4bc Hay TN
changed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
CInR corprn >TorNs
CHICAGO BII'TER MARKET

CHICAGO. oct s. Butter. Extras.
% X drsts. 42c dairy EXTRAS ffts ri
az 4 G.. hrsta. 90 n tic. Eggs. Prime
ordinary. s5H35tsc. nrsts 3eU3etbc.
Cheese Twins, 2fE "a g5g. young Ans
ericas. 26ta a. 2Ga G Live poultry
Fowls. lSn 22isC ducks ifU 22c
geese. i6M lHc. springs and turkey.
2NC Potatoes Receipts 3S cars.
Wisconsin and Minnesota. 81 iQH1 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
Dctrclt nnnk Clearing.

Detroit bank cicarinEg for oct 5.
1915 were fN.62S.9T1 90. total clear
lngs for 1917 60 date are s2105.o16.-
0TSos. as against sf.fIa.0sIqaq fH for
tho corresponding period i'm 1913.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
NEW YORK BIT-rER AND Eoes

NEW YORK. oct 3 Butter.
steady. receipts. $500 creamery ek-
ira. So NJ &c 10. special market.
acc. state dairy tubs 39af5 isc iml-
tation creamery drsts f0ts N 80 tsc.
Eggs quiet receipts f0ITS nearby
white fancy 6Sue1c. nearby mixed
fancy SEA &c fresh nrsts 80 q sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
CHICAnn GnaIN

Corn Dec down - Mas down sc.
oats Dec down ttc May down zee.
Prov isi0ns steady
Noon-Ccrn Dec, mp asr Jan.
arp iac fopencd Slltlzl May w &c.
oats oct up tRC t0uencd 50 u O. T:
Dec unchanged May up &C. Provi-
aions higher.
Ciose-Corn Dec w az Ian up
Del MAY up o. Oats. oct up ~c,
Icc up 80 May up sac Provisions
steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06


2n0-ACEE STOCK FARM miles
from Srt nrrr 81 Tt i2o acres az
pillow land nearly lrvei.~8 acres ~
growing timber. beech and maple
aeEfo Placement barn sils. running
water % barn Eood S-room hou4
and other outbuidings. only Two
miles from main lina r. u Farm II
very productive Price $1,000
Brooks q Montgomery
fl2 HAMMOND BLDG MAIN 1875
FAH tALE 6fn acres improved pa
miles % Merrill. best clay loam
VIII soli tract co. sundividc in so
aero tracts price 1856 pcr acre q
down balance o. suit buyer with
interest lr a bargain. NJ May
Ter Jr Merrill. Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
TO RE4r--eooMs.
THE CASSEL
794 SECOND AVE.

Finest rooms in the city. Lux
uriously furnished. Running
water in every room. Excel
lent location, near two car
lines. Rates $500 per week
up. Grand 1889.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
MoRTtfAHY

BRABB Roy Collins husband o.
Vera r.. Rrabb and son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Marvn L. Brabb at residence,
651 WoOdvard-aNea Thursday. oct
Services az residence Saturday
morning no 30. Ipterment "a Ro-
voo Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

rrintinE--fhc pfnin neat kind-fhnt
L. riEht--'r, fncs Iph Dcpt-Nnin $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

FrinfinE---the pfnin nruf tfnf--th1t
q ristf---fiuicy doh prpf.-- Main tt2o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

DETROIT Oct Butter Fresh
creamery extras f2ikc; creamery
nrst.. i2M42ihc bu
Eggs Fresh Michigan 0rsts 30 n
3Sc doz.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
ron ~ALE-nl.,i nsNcr PROPERTY
Chicapo Boulevard Home

New. rooms handsomely decorated,
double garage with front drive;
Spencer heater four large bed
rooms. two baths. one shower.
shrubs all in. instantaneous water
heater -Drrn fireplaccsL -@+-cping
porch owner has to leave town
Nov. Price S2S.000 Terms Rugs,
curtains and drnpes which were
made 20 order. included House To-
Gated about one block west ~
Hamilton, Call Mr. atkinson. Main
nnln or IInmlnck 2hl1-M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
BUSINESS oPPoEruNrrues

HAVE good clean. up-to-date gro-
Gerry stock with aXturrs and build
ing for sale or trade for good farm
VIII take or pay difference. r. w
Yetska, South Lyon Mich.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
BILL CRUDE 10 BE AVIATOR

W. J. GHbb well-known Whining
ton boy. will be graduated from Mount
Saint Mary's College ON Thursday On
his return home Mr.. Grubb will take a
few days vacation and later Join the
Aviation School at Claymont
During his stay at the college Bill was
a great help to the school in the sporting
line, and will be greatly missed this
year. Bill played on the baseball, foot
ball and basketball teams, and made a
good record in all.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
ACCOUNTANTS.

MR. EMPLOYER, NOTICE: ARE YOUR
A'A accounts kept satisfactorily Accounts
audited, books opened and closed installa-
ton OF Office routine for handling OF proper
accounts in the right department payiolls
audited systems installed 60 eliminate un.
necessary posting and checking either Of
which are detrimental 20 the interest OF
the employer Small accounts solicited as
cheerfully as the larger ones Detailed cost
accounting one Of our special lines Of work
The manufacturer should know the cost at
an times Of every operation affected in the
process of producing various products You
cannot look forward 60 a profitable business
unless you systematically arrange the vari.
Gus cost departments. Our rates are rea.
sonable. Work guaranteed satisfactory.
Make appointment for personal interview.
Address. 2 West Ninth street. city. Phones.
Bell $3.50. Automatic. 1871 Erico &
Rowe, special accountant iune5 cod m
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
PUBLIC SALE.


"WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, AT 10. so
A. A., at Guarantee Storage House
Third and French streets Square and up-
right piano, parlor suites, enameled beds
congol, um rugs in all sizes ice boxes win
do" screens. etc iunel9-1t.
THREE HOUSES. NOS. 7i5.7l7.72i
i Nandever avenue. viii be offered for
sale at the Court House. 40 sherifs Sale,
Wednesday June 90, TO close an account.
Rare opportunity to get desirable houses at
bargain prices, City assessment. 81. 200.
lunely ~
THURsDAY. JUNE 81, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
az George + Lang's Storage House. No.
1905 Orange street Lot Of furniture Of all
descriptions. carpets rugs. China. table
linen. bed linen, quilts blankets pictures,
kitchen utensils. etc. These goods are all In
fine condition and sold on account Of owner
offered player piano, TO be sold by order Of
factory George II. Lang, No. 1905 Orange
street. juneio-2t.
DUBLIC SALE OF sToCK-THE UNDER
Il signed will sell az public sale, at Bear,
Delaware. Thursday. June 81. az 30
o'clock p. NJ. 25 head Of home raised
horses. several highclass ones weighing
from 900 TO 400 pounds; Prince March,
4 years old. dam Helen T., shows plenty OF
good size; two pair young mules 90 head
Of cattle. part fresh. others springing and
milking. Lot Of family carriages runa.
bouts buggies and harness All sums Of
$50 or under cash; over that a credit Of
three months. with interest added, with ap-
proved endorser.
Dealer IN Ford. Overland Hudson cars. Dela
ware and Cecil CO. No
D. p. HUTCHINSON Auet. june14.15.1s19
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
NOTICES.


ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL NOT
- be responsible Tor any bills unless con-
tracted by myself. William r Hickman
No ma Rodney ST.. city junel0-3t.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TO
~ ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX
DUE AND NOT PAID or OR BEFORE
THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE. 1917 A PEN.
Atty or FIVE PER CENTUM WILL RE
ADDED ALL LICENSES NOT PAID ~
July AN ADDITIONAL PENALTY OF
TEN PER CENTUM WILL BE ADDED,
AND on ALL LICENSES NOT PAID
DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST A
FURTHER ADDITIONAL PENALTY or
TEN PER CENTuM WILL BE ADDED.
MAKING A TOTAL OF TWENTY FIVE
PER CENUM on ALL LICENSES PAID
AFTER THE MONTH OF AUGUST, ~
ACCORDANCE WITH CODE SECTION
la6 OF THE REVISED CODE OF 1915
LAWS OF DELAWARE
JOHN L. WRIGHT,
Clerk Of the Peace New Castle County
Wilmington. Del, May 81, 1917
iuni I'm.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ron SEALED PRO
posals will be received hy the Board
Of Public Education IN Wilmington. Della.
ware, for furnishing coal and wood for the
year beginning July 1. 1917. and ending
June 30, 1915, Ia accordance with the speci
hcations on hlc In the onice Of the secro.
tary. 358-36i City Hall.
Proposals must be deposited on the desk
Of the President Of the board before +
o. clock + NJ. Monday. June 25. 1917. and
must be marked Proposals For Fuel
The right 20 reject any or all proposals Is
reserved.
GEORGE ROMAfEL.
Chairman Committee on Fuel and Janitors
iuuei6-4t.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE

WILMINGTON -PHILADELPHIA ROUTE.
Summer schedule In effect Saturday,
June 10
Leave Fourth street wharf Wilmington,
for Philadelphia and Chestnut street wharf,
Philadelphia, for Wilmington. at z 80. 8 100,
10 so A. ~. II o. clock noon, 30. 3. 100,
AIS. 600. 100 g 30, $50 r. NJ
Last car connecting with boat ieavea
Fourth and Market streets 10 minutes be,
fore boat time.
WIIMINGTON.PESNs ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington & 80. +. 90. 90, 8. 90
10 90. II 90 A H., II O'Clock noon, 1 90.
90 800, 90; .o9. 800 = 90, 500,
Leave Pennsgrove at 600 T.15. 500, 900.
1000, 100 q. M. IL O'Clock noon, LOO,
IS. 800 400, 5. 90, 6 90, 700. s 90,
French Grove near pier at Pennsgrova
now open for picnics and small Sunday
school excursions
Beat for charter for moonlight excursions
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
HELP wANrED--MALE.

WANTED-COLORED BELL BOY
" Apply Hotel Wilmington. iunels.2t.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
JUNE 10.

.
Persons OF this birthdate are highly
nervous and quick tempered but ar
dent in affection. and trusting and
generous, having many fine charac-
ter.stics.
There is a love OF study. and an ap-
probation OF art and music. The best
success may be found in the profess
sions Of law or teaching, The birth
stone is a sapphire.
This is the last day Of the reign Of
the sign Gemini over the blrthdates
from May 20 to June 81.
People born on this date partake not
only of the characteristics OF Geminl
and the planet Mercury. but also of
the incoming influences Of Cancer
governing all birthdates from June p
to July %
The Want Ads will assist the
stranger 10 locate the most desirable
board ng places in the city.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
MAIL CARRIERS MAY
BECOME MESSENGERS
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, June l0.-AIail carriers
may in the near future become delivery
boys delivery agents of milady's pur-
chases. from a spool of thread to the
great round fragile boxes containing the
latest Paris creation.
H. A. Sacks, president Of the Retail
Drygoods Association. made this an
nouncement today, explaining that mer-
chants and the Postoilice Department
were considering the plan as a war
measure, thereby releasing privately en-
ployed delivery men and equipment for
war purposes
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
Information for Travellers
Tine Of Departure Trains Trosys Wilmington
T-ains Marked (s) Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE Z WASHINGTON r r.


os g'as' h 81 d 81 go f g. ''S
593 IS. 1872 s.ss. 80: s.sss:
1920 li's'lVhia sqsd9ys No. 2 90 4os & $40 sss
ia e2 eo5 7os 7is i.s5,
m Baltimore Washington: Mo1' co.. 10. as. TO.
49,. o.: ss' 49,
ss " e: e. r . $f1 .3: si;: a.. G
49, ss So II ss Ss is ss. So ss.
, s9''Gs % Colonial passengers only
70, N riederai EsPress will
DIVISION
10 n' down III, State CHARLES CO. sls
A. s cspo CHARLES f a ss = s'''
DELAWARE DIVISION, P. B. q RAnRoAD.
s4 ss n' s 1as op Ha IS No. ' l|a' NJ
Points s DqS the State sund'y' MiaO 7Ss lO4a' P
RAILROAD
@ @' sos so zee f G3 Nj 5 e. 49, 'ao' ms
fs oF Sgngys M g. os. 'oo lib
1913 hn % gs. nj 9o Gio 3i:. oss.
9S. ssee 40 A. % 5S. 95e' 1914 l2s''
q READING RAILWAY.
Hs and Wy s'ions A. n 55o NJ AS P NJ Sun
WILSON
noon io rs oo so 80 S 80 f rnd 1880 A. Nj IL o'clock
@ oo sod 10 6Go 1890 NJ na % H''
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
6oaS a. to a SsS s o H g minutes MN
s S G a s D . hour TIE F N 6as S sio ss I'll:
for @ $ ely e, Vii S:;. ri P' II s ;' gs. o. Nj. f s9.
5s PslssS s Ra % P & sss a g, T.f % S
every minutes Thereafter Snd o s .ebeda 's d sS,
sqaa3s Chester &d ' and VEST soy. Springs with cars for
minutes S ScP the ' hour and Is minute. I'D Se s' half @
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
VACATION FOR DIR. KIRKUS.

The Rev f. NJ. Kirkus. rector OF
Trinity P. E. Church. will spend a
six weeks vacation at Eaglesmere. Pa.
During his absence the Rev John d.
Skilton will ofiiciate al Trinity.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19

DAcHsHUND PUPS FOR SALE, IS Up.
~ r. A. Race, Marshallton. iune7-12t.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIFN.

en- INVESTED IN SAVINGS BANK
eDJO PAYS about 80 yearly. $50 In.
vested 10 Brood Sow 20 be cared for by
rs pays about S225 yearly. Booklet free.
PINE RIDGE FARM COMPANY.
may30-1m. sNineland n J.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
INSTRUCTIONS.

CPECIAL TUTOR FOR PERSONS SEEK.
- ing college education; Princeton gradu-
ate; foreign training day and evening
courses In French German and Latin begins
July Q ID. & A. Phone. 2155-R.
iunei5-im.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
AUTOMOBILES.


OVERLAND BIG FOUR TOURING CAR,
~ good as new. only run $500 miles; rea-
son for selling, leaving town. Address SAB,
Evening journal Office. iune1Sl6t.
.. - MAXWELL NEW AND
cSS-L-S1 used cars Time pay.
IRfT -, ments and trader considered.
t@Ss0Bl W ". AAK RSA.
q. Il. HAYDEN.
apr3-tf Townsend. Del.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19
U7ANTED BRIaHr ~.
HELP WANTED.

XXTANTED-MEN. WOMEN. GOVERN.
w ment clerks. Hundreds war vacau.
cicy. 500 month. List positions free.
Franklin Institute. Dept 4aF. Rochester,
n. Y. may16-2m.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19

HAIR DRESSING PARLoR, WELL
II equipped. doing good business l,as - x
A. Phone 1924 may an.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19

ToR sALE-OAK DININGRooM SET.
Il phone 2qsl- iune193t.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19

DUBLIo SALE. THURSDAY. JUNE II.
at 10 o clock. at George f. Lang
storage house. No. 1905 Orange street. Lot
OF furniture Of all descriptions. carpets rugs
china, table linens. bed linens quilts
blankets, pictures. kitchen utensils etc
These goods are all in fine condition and
sold on account Of owner falling To pay
charges. AT the same time will be offered
player piano to be sold by order OF factory
George Lang No. 1905 Orange street.
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XXTANTED-i.0 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN.
w Storage rooms for rent. $3.50 and
SIC per month. Both phones. GEO +.
LANG CO. No. 1908 Orange 81. feb24.tf
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OSo QT.-PURE oALrToRNlA WINES.
ID Max Keils, 500 f. Fourth St. mi2.tf.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

VoUNG LADY WANTS CLERICAL
work during summer. Reliable nccu-
rate and good penmau. Address W3i,
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WANTED.

DAGS AND BuRLAP. ALL KINDS, WILL
- pay 90 Tor good feed bags. sta1e how
many. viii call. Il L. Rudnick. No COZ
~ Front ST.. Phone 1889. ian27-U
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NOR sALE->-MIl.LINERY STORE, DOING
GOOD business. centrally located. Phone
- "''''' may26. I'm.
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TYPEWRITERS.


net OUR PRICES on ALL MAKES.
" We also rent and repair
STUART TYPEWRITER CO.
Bell $3.50 los West Ninth Street.
may15-N
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ROOMS ron RENT.

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IGOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FLAT.
Il Apply No. us Market St. june16-lm
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

wv f. WILLIAMS co ROOFING.
w. heating and repairing Of all kinds
No. s2l Orange St. Phone. 5656-W. ian6-tf
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Everything In Lumbel

wa carry the largest stock In the state.
Let US furnish you with board or carload.
S. @. Simmons * Bros. Co.
Front and Tatnali SITS.
D. "a 2sl. Automatic 2t64.
Evening journal., 1917-06-19

DARGAIN IL BOLTS AND NUTS
ID Apply No. 1i2 West ST. june9-u.
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PRIVATE SALE.

DRIvATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
June 20, 81, % at No. ia Winchester
Place. iunele-3t.
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RFMnYAL NOTICE

nR. WILLIAM H. NORRIS, DENTIST.
~ has removed TO No. SOP West street.
iune27-N