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Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14
Iverson-Larson.

On Nov. 8, 1917, at the Norwegian
Lutheran parsonage in Warren, Rev.
IN. G. w. Knudsen officiating, Mr.. Iver
Iverson and Miss ALTA Larson were
united in marriage. Miss Mollie Lar
son, sister Of the bride, was the
bridesmaid and Alfred Iverson, a
brother Of the groom, the best man.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans A. Larson, and is an ex-
cellent and highly esteemed young
woman. The. groom is well known
business man Of A1varado, where the
newly welded pair will make 5 their
home. After the ceremony wedding
supper was served at the home Of the
brides uncle, III. M. Swanson, In this
city, after which the happy couple left
on honeymoon trip to the Twin Cities
and points In Wisconsin. A large circle
Of friends extend congratulations and
wish them many blessings in life.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14
Public School Notes

The campaign for obtaining sigma
lures of all the housewives Of Warren,
which has been carried on this week,
has been on the whole a gratifying
success. Most Of the housewives have
signed the pledge cards, but there are
some that have not. We believe this
lis due to Misunderstanding of the real
significance Of this movement and that
as soon as 1t is made clear all the
women will add their names to the list.
Next week there will be published a
list of the names of those who have
signed. There are now over two
hundred and sixty and there still is
some more to be handed in.
IS Everybody out next Wednesday, Nov.
18th and see the game between the
Senior Freshmen and Junior -Sopho-
mores. A great game is anticipated.
The Senior class after long delibera-
tion have decided on a class ring. 1t is
a real ring, simple In design but very
attractive and is remembrance that
they will be very proud Of in later
years.
Mr.. Mitchell spent one day last week
in visiting few Of the consolidated
schools Of this district.
Last Saturday at / 80 p. m. the Hon.
]. 2. Connor addressed a large and at
tentive audience on the Cause Of the
War;
The eighth grade sang for the high
school in general assembly Tuesday,
and their entertainment was greatly
enjoyed.
Freshmen Party.
In spite Of a few minor drawbacks
the Freshmen party was a success.
Most Of the Freshmen and several Of
the teachers were assembled in the
Gymnasium by eight and games were
started. Games such as "Bingo" and
|"Going to Jerusalem were played.
For some prizes were given to those
winning the most and to those the least.
Just before lunch was served couples
were formed for grand march. After
lhaving lunch, which was served BY the
|refreshment committee in the cooking
room, we again went down to the
Gymnasium and continued our games
luntik eleven. Just before going home
the Freshmen gave a yell for Miss
Cummings and Mrs. Cassidy, the
teachers returning It with yell for
/ the Freshmen.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14

Do your Xmas shopping early. The
Girls Society Of the United Norwegian
Lutheran church have good assort-
|ment Of useful gifts at low prices
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14
North Star College

Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron johnson, of War
renton, pleasantly entertained the mem
bers Of the faculty and Mrs. Sjostrand
last Sunday afternoon. In the evening
the Misses Hermanson and Anderson
and Profs. Nordgren and Sjostrand
partook in the program at the Vega
Lutheran church
Prof. o. e. Abrahamson, former
president Of the College, was pleasant
visitor last Saturday afternoon He
was called upon to say a few words at
the recital held in the evening. It was
only natural that he called to mind
some Of the happenings at North Star
during the time that he was at its
head. We wish hereby to express our
gratitude to him for his kind visit.
Rev. j. r. Gronseth and Miss Julia
Grandstrand, Of Stephen, called last
Monday In the interest Of Reforma-
tion festival to be held at Stephen Sum
day, Nov. 25. The Misses Hermanson
and Anderson and Prof. Sjostrand were
invited to participate in this program.
Rev. p. G. Carlstedt, Of Kennedy,
stopped of between trains last Tuesday
in the interest Of Thanksgiving pro-
gram to be rendered at East Emmaus
on Thanksgiving day. Prof. Nordgren
will speak at the above named con-
gregation that day and at Kennedy in
the evening.
Prof. Sjostrand has been invited to
speak at the Thanksgiving festival at
the Vega Lutheran church, Nov. %.
Faculty Of Conservatory Give Public
Recital to Appreciative Audience.
In spite Of unfavorable weather a
large audience gathered in the chapel
Eof North Star College last Saturday
evening, when the faculty Of the con
servatory appeared in recital. The pro-
gram proved to be a rare musical treat,
and the young ladies are to be con-
graduated for the artistic rendition Of
their numbers. Miss Ethelwyn Martz,
who appeared for the first time before
Ia local audience, pleased every one with
her violin selections. Miss Lille An
derson, who has complete control over
her beautiful soprano voice, was at her
best. As FOR Miss Olga Hermanson, we
believe that no flattery is spoken when
we say that to render compositions as
she rendered them, requires nothing
less than genius.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14

Ole Albert Hemly and Lottie Bang,
from near Olso, were married at the
Norwegian Lutheran parsonage by Rev.
N. G. w. Knudsen, on Nov. 2, 1917.
Both bride and groom are prominent
young people and large circle OF
friends extend to them most hearty
congratulations and best wishes for a
happy married life.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14

Laugh nights Friday and Saturday
at The Strand.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14

''The House Of Terrible Scandals,
the funniest picture you ever saw, Fri
day and Saturday at The Strand.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14
WEDDING BELLS.

On Oct. 81, at the Norwegian Lu.
theran parsonage in this city, Gilbert
Gulbranson and Jennie Alstrom were
united In marriage, Rev. N. g. w
Knudsen officiating. The bride is q
highly esteemed young lady Of town
of Boxville, her parents being Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alstrom, of said town. The
groom is a capable and promising
young man Of the western part Of the
county. a host Of friends extend con
gratulations to the happy couple.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14
TEMPTATION!

Geraldine Fanor, the famous Metro
politan opera star, will be seen next
Tuesday and Wednesday in special
Paramount feature photoplay ..Tempta-
ton. : Six massive acts revealing the
untold dangers and temptations on the
road to fame. A gripping lesson from
the book Of life. No advance in price
will be made and the usual admissions
|of 10 and 20 cents will prevail. Next
Tuesday and Wednesday at The
Strand.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14

Dance! Friday night, Nov. 10th, at
The Strand.
Warren sheaf., 1917-11-14
LOOK FOR GUIDANCE.

ROBERT. LANSING, Secretary of state.p
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NOTICES.


NOTlCE--VICIOR GILMAN AND JOSEPH
~ Jenkins have formed partnership and
are prepared 10 receive orders for anything
In the line Of rigging work, setting boilers
or raising Of anything heavy or lofty Tele-
phone o4sl.J or 44e2.J. iy24-at
THE DIAMOND ICE & COAL COM.
pany, No. OH Market street, viii
mington, Delaware, will pay its seventeenth
quarterly dividend Of "a per cent. on the
Of IL Of 1 per cent. on the Common Capt.
tnl Stock OF this company. on August ] 4,
next. 20 stockholders Of record July &C. 1917.
Checks will be mailed
WILMER sTRADLEY
jy28.2s.s0. Treasurer.
NoTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ tho Delaware Field CHUBBY virtue
Of an order Of the court, every stockholdnr.
or the executor or administrator OF a dc.
ceased stockholder, OF said club. is required
10 file with the Register In Chancery. on
or before July %, 1917. either tho certii-
Gates Of stock In said club owned by such
stakeholder. or an afidavit stating the mum
bor OF shares Of stock in said club owned
BY such stockholder. that the certificate or
or destroyed and cannot be found after a
dligent search made therefor and that such
shares have not been assigned or trans
ferred The court reserves the right 20 bar
said receiver amounting TO over two thous-
and dollars) the holder Of any such stock
who fails TO comply with such order
Tho final report OF Caleb NJ Steward.
receiver Of said club. with request for an
allowance for compensation for himself and
counsel IS filed with Register in Chaneery.
and is now subject TO inspection and ex.
ception.
iyi7.eod.5t. Receiver.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCKS


DUBLIC SALE OF STOCKS.
Il Tho Administrators Of the Estate Of
Francis II Hoffecker deceased will sell az
public auction at the County Building. in the
city Of Wilmington. Delaware. on Tuesday.
the thirty-hrst day OF July, 1917, at 10
o clock A. NJ, the following shares Of stock,
to-wit:
shares National Bank OF Delaware 10
shares Wilmington Trust Co.. 8 shares II
Industrial Savings and Loan Asso two $50
bonds Of the Wilmington Club. shares Her
cules Powder Co. (Pfd ) 25 shares Delaware
Apple Co.. 81 shares Of Tho Railway Tie
Corporation. $4,000 shares The Colorado
Gllpin Gold and Radium Mining Co, 6,250
shares Panama Mining and Mineral Land
Co. 1000 shares National Battery Fan Co,
twenty.one one hundredths shares Cor
poration Liquidating Co., 5000 shares
Atlantic Refrigerating Machine Co. so
shares Missouri Lead and Coal Co.
so shares Eastern Texas Oil, Gas and Min
eral Co. 20 shares The Hey Manufacturing
Co, so shares OF Crackeriaok BONANZA Co,
400 shares National Steel Tie Co. 500
shares Hidalgo Placer Mining ana Milling
Co 5 shares The Loan Society Of Phila-
delphia, shares Canda Realty Co.. %
shares Pig. stock Midwest Asbestos Co,
l43 shares Common stock Midwest Asbestos
Co. so shares Potash Products Co. 10
shares Industrial Improvement Co, 1.40o
Mascotta Mining Co. l.453 shares Great
Carboo Gold Co. 10 shares Newport Ma
tional Bank.
For condition Of sale, apply 70
WALTER g. TATNALL and
HORACE G.. EASrBURN
Administrators Of Francis II Hofecker. de-
ceased iy24.26.25,30.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
July &c.


The woman of this birthdate is at.
tractive, magnetic, and will be found
at the head of reforms, organizations,
clubs etc
She is a good organizer and executive
in business and the home, but she does
not like detail work. and has better
success directing than in trying to per-
form labor She is extravagantlv fond
of her husband and her home. belev-
ing that those she loves can do no
wrong.
Il is best not to interfere with the
woman of this birthdate, because she
will resent it forcibly.
As a home-maker and housekeeper
she is exceptional, but when not work
ing does not like to be even reminded
of work. She loves sunshine and
warmth and her health is quite depen.
dent on these environments
The sun is her governing planet and
the ruby her birthstone.
Search the Want Ads for good bar.
gains in real estate
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RESUBMISSION Law
NOW UP TO Court
CONTINUED from Page oneJ

tContlnued from Page One)
the date for the election as of gen.
eral election day and not on some
other day as the Legislature Id in the
present case Arguing that by reason
Of a petition being filed for result
mission, the Legislature was bound to
fix the election for a general election
day Mr. Ward asked and answered
three questions as follows:
Have the people a right TO have an
election on the liquor question? Ans
wer, Yes.
Are they entitled 10 have the cleo
ton on the day fixed by the constitu-
ton when they petition for the cleo
ton? Answer. Yes.
Can they be compelled to take any
other day? Answer. No.
Attacking the law at another angle
Mr.. Ward said that the petition for
resubmision came from one local op-
ton district only and the Legislature
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plans
FOR HANGING OF
Three NEGROES

tist Church, Que Of TIE best known
Negro pastors of the city, is their spirit
ual adviser, and often visits them. The
The Rev T. S. Armentrout, chaplain at
the institution, and two other ministers
have also visited the men several times
and prayed with them.
The men will be hanged separately,
several minutes to intervene between
each hanging. It is likely that the first
one will be hanged as soon after 10
o'clock as possible, the sentence of the
court being that they be hanged between
known which will be placed on the scat
fold first. The actual hanging will be
done by deputy sheriff.
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Information for Travellers
Tine Of Departure OF Trains wninCoz
T-ains Marked (') Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE 4 WASHINGTON r h

o ssgs 81 a. 80 So 10 o .'' u.s. % No
o E j. ~ IS .ss 80. s: -. so. 81!
81: 5S",'j''Ii y, i;':
is 10 g 30 ss s 49, s So Sc i..
So s % u 49, s ~ siI ~ q lS g. '6' ' ''
ss s Il s s5S .s .ss o. s's :s
;.cGonI
m r IN. . Tsd.ga E5:r. ..is ssn WIN
except sunday
DIVISION
- Points down the state MIsoe Charles TOO ia
HIsS S. 10 a5s CAP. cS.Iss E1pTs.s 2 MSisis
DELAWARE DIVISION ?. 4 RAILROAD
a. si s ss ' f s:s:aa. % e. 'i' io' NJ
., Ger Fn;' DO"n The State Sundays Naoi 7s TO- t P n
a RAILROAD.
ssc T." sl w' sos o :'t1y M ss 90 500 NE
P Ms 's ios |s' os o s s Os e. &C. ' lis
. ".sls, E.'s.s ' -: g. ''"'
P. $50. i.4S sss 7Sl. 49,
PHILADELPHIA READING HALLWAY
a. Rsd0S and WY sston7 IS H. iIsO A. NJ AIS P NJ SuA
STEAMBOATS,.
.oop Flnis rs Sc co. c 80 S go e. enc 50 Nj '
90 sSo Zoo 900 e. Zoo s 100 90 M .. % 400
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LIMBS.
ute. s. S hour n and S 5sa s s iCS snd 81 minutes nm
hour @ q ss D:' . o E3ai ' nd A s ''
to, t, Mi c n P" Y 2 an s. G Vim :
Ss q,fs s sSs re % s s s s1 nos ' T
81: ss sa . IS msr .sS.au csSs
s s:s.s %s w. S IToSd: and w' Grew Springs with cars for
% s 3 Minutes sYs i 'R 10 ss a5.' street; 1
- ~
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ALLIED FLEETS
MAY Smash At 4
U-BOAT Bases
(continned from Page onel


through joint navy and army action
and then only by pouring hundreds
of thousands Of men against the
northern end Of the west front
Russia is regarded as "out OF the
running" Her recent brilliant Of
fensive is considered only "a fash in
the pam" and now arny men think
she cannot be counted on for any
sustained work for a year or more
if at all
This means Germany can swins
some of her eastern forces into the
western theatre. making that line
even more unbreakable than II al
ready is.
The situation. dark as It seems to
many. however. is far from irremedi-
able Hopelessness is not the cry.
Instead there is the bitter. realization
that the war undoubtedly will be Ions
and a determination to inspire the
American people to do their utmost.
Only by mighty efforts can the stu
alton be met. all agree.
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TYPEWRITERs.

VNYPEwRITERs RENTED lhhEh
chase. Sold $500 monthly. Typeuriters
repaired ROYAL Typewriter Agency. type
writer Exchange second door, n W corner
Seventh and Marke; SITS. .ue---u.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE-I, JOHN LAZARCzYK. THE
~ tenant Of the house situated at No.
61s West Front street in the Third
ward, Of the city Of Wilmington county Of
New Castle and State Of Delaware. in compli-
awe with the requirements II the Acts Of the
General Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that I shall
apply in writing TO the Court OF General
Sessions Of the State Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county. on Monday, the 18th
day Of September a. D 1917, being the next
term Of said court, for a license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors in less guam.
titles than one quart to be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable citi-
Eens Of said ward, az least twelve Of whom are
substantial freeholders OF said ward recon-
mend the said application, viz:
John c. Foote Frank Banch
Timothy + Herlihy Jacob C.. Ostro
Antonio Cicpnte Howard Lopez
Morris Rosenblatt Alexander Osowsh
Daniel Haughey John J. Tiagodyiwski
Thos f. McEvilly Thomas NJ Monaghan
VIM ! Mckinley George W Badef
Willard W. Draper Michael Haitsche
Geo. j. Bacon G r. Anderson
James Monaghan John Higgins IT.
Morris Arsht William Abheger
Pesquiele Del Campo Elmer r Hare
REM Rosenblatt George T Crockett
John F schweizer mn A. Murray
iy24.3t. ~ LAzARCzYK.
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT WAR POSITIONS
- open. Clerical work Men women
wanted 500 month. List FREQ. Franklin
Institute. Dept. i3.G, Rochester. n. Y.
iyls .to-scpfl0.
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passed the act TO provide an election
for two local option districts. There.
fore he argued, the law is unconsti-
tutional.
H. G Bas5burn, for the "drys."
wanted 10 make a brief reply to Mr.
Wards closing argument, but was not
permitted to do so.
The case has been argued for three
days and has aroused much interest
Now that arguments are over there
is general speculation as to what lbe
decision Of the court will be. During
his argument Mr.. Ward contended
that declaring the law unconstitu-
tional as to Wilmington would not
make the law unconstitutional as 10
rural New Castle county because they
are two separate and distinct local
option districts. ...I.r.s.f a, al
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REAL EsTATE FOR sALE.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

EIRsT PROGRESSIVE sPIRITUALIsTs
IL Church, No 9O6 West street. Services
every Sunday evening. Floral readings by
Mrs. Hurren. skeptics invited All vel
come jy26.3t.
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TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE

WILMINGTON PHILADELPHIA ROUTE.
Summer schedule in effect Saturday,
June IS.
for Philadelphia. and Chestnut street wharf,
Philadelphia, for Wilmington. at 80, y 90,
10 80 a. NJ, IL o'clock noon; 80. 500.
AIS. 500. ZOO. 80, $50 P. NJ
ALL BOATS STOP AT CHESTER.
Last car connecting With boat Leaves
Fourth and Market streets 10 minutes be-
w1LMINGTON. PESNsGRovE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington 30, Z 90, 8 co. 9. 90
10 90 II 90 A. NJ, II o'clock noon, l 90,
0o 10 90 II 90 and u 90 p. n.
Leave Pennsgrove at 600 IT'S. 500, 600
1000. 100 a. m. IL o'clock noon, 100,
2.15. 8 90. 4. 90, S 90, s 90 90, 90,
g 90, 1915. II 90 and ~ 90 L. n.
Frcnch's Grove near pier at Pennsgrove
now open for picnics and small Sunday
school excursions
Beat for charter for moonlight excursions.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

XoUNG HUNGARIAN COUPLE DESIRE
positions. Man chauffeur mechanic.
wife good cook and general homework beat
nal once. iye6.st
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ENJOYMENT BUREAU.

WE FURNISH zoU -~uRK OR HELP
Of every description for home. store.
factory ana farm Capitol Aid and Relief
Association No. 21i West seventh street.
fhone oolo-W juneo.u
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V'AILoRESs-FRST CLASS. DESIRES
u position with reputable concern. Ad.
dress Woo Evening journal ohec. jy25-6t.
REFlNED WHITE GIRL WOULD LIKE
~ position ss child's nurse In select home.
Address W'os, Evening journal ONCE
jy26-3t.
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MASSEUSE.

>-s---e~---~~--~-s--
MISS c. v COEAHAN, 1913 WEST
Nl Eleventh street. medical electrical
facial, general massage iylo-eod.lm.
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MOVING AND HAULING.

I oCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING
II and moving done by auto truck Rose
Transfer. lti-113 Orange street. Phone D..
& A. 5573. iy17-1m.
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SITUATIONS wANrEn-FEMALE.

CoLORrD WOMAN WANTS DAYS
y work No. 2sa Poplar 81. iy2aat.
VoUNG LADY DESIRES CLERICAL
position. Address w-67 Evening Jour.
nal ONCE, iy26.3t.
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE OF
SttR4N9S{l COWS
NAhtftN At my home on Concord
DIV pike, FIVE mikes from viii
GsxS-stss.Azen mington on Monday July
80 AZ p. NJ 50 head
OF fresh cows and springers; one registered
Holstein bull.
jy26-st. THos. II. PAssMORE.
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Search the Want Ads for good bar.
gains in real estate.
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~ open face watch valued az a gft
reward Communicate with Box No. 3,
Wilmington. jy26.2t
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WANTED.

OLD FALSE TEETH wANTFD-DoN'T
- matter Y broken pay 50 % SIS per
full set. Single and MARITAL plates IN pro.
portion Send by parcel post and receive
check by return mail T. Mazer. No. 2Oo7
S Fifth 81 Philadelphia Pa iuno80 I'm.
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UPRIGHT PIANO. THREE PIECE WAL.
- nut bedroom suite. bureau long mirror
cook stove. Address SEA Evening Journal
ONCE. Phone 8lo5-J. jy26.eod'3t
WALL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES.
w Jones Hollett. formerly No. 421
Shipley street. New location, No 4O7 Ship.
ley street. Wall papers and wall decora-
tors. Estimates cheerfully given. Phone.
5039-J. mar1.tf.
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Everything In Lumber

wo carry the largest stock IN the state.
Let US furnish you vith board or carload.
S. g. Simmons & Bros. Co.
'FRONT.' and Tstnai Sta.
d. 4 A.. ISL. Automatic. a4et.
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PALMTsTs.

CCIENTIFIC PALMIsTRY READINGS
- Mrs Tucker, 200 East Third street.
She will tell what you want TO know.
jy2o-1wk
MADAM LEO. WORLDS GREATEST
Al palmist Tells past. present and fu.
tnre; also love and business affairs Price
Csc. shellpot Park, in bungalow near
bandstand aug1o-N.
MADAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NE.
WI dium, clairvoyant palmist. Her in.
formation is clear, concise 20 the point.
names and dates. evil influences removed
has no equal; unites the separated 10 70
o'clock daily Sundays included. No
1907 Fairmount Ave PHILADELPHIA Bell
Phone. Poplar. 7693-W. mayo eod-t.
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WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. NAMES
~ men.womon. 7 2 or over. wishing 10 no.
come government clerks. SIS month Ad.
jy2s.2m.
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

wv E. WILLIAMS co. ROOFING,
w. heating and repairing Of al KINDS
No. s21 Orange St. Phone 5o5b'". lano'u'
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SANITARY WORKERS.

1r K KELTER-sAN1TARY. DOOR.
vi. LESS EXCAVATING.
Omce. S W Cor. Fourth and West sts.
D & A. Phone. Sis. oct2l-u.
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JUNK DEALERS.

Junk DEALER-wE BUY RAGS. IRON.
- brass, newspapers. second hand furni-
tyre ana by me me 9sst p5I's s,rs IN
Phone 1e43-J. Automatic 2os6. n2o.iyr.
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RTSINEss OPPORTrNITIEs.

NNTANTED-TO EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL
w. modern 10 room dwelling, rented as
two apartments at SIS a month, on best resi-
dence street in city Want or Z room
house good neighborhood or merchandise or
small business iy26.3t.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

RR WILLIAM H. NORRIS. DENTIST,
IL has removed to 40. 500 West street.
inne27if.