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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09

You can. buy millinery to best ad- vantage at E. H. Dillon & Co.'S, 1105 Main street. Because we have ex- ceptional buying facilities our cus- toners profit. They get the best in the millinery line for less than they would expect to pay for the ordin- ary,-AdV
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09

The New Jersey Board of Education directed that all high school principals read to the pupils today President
 Wilson's address asking Congress to declare that state of war exists be-
 tween the United States and Ger many.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09
BURNS TREATMENT

Rome, April 9.-Queen Elena of Italy has received in private audience Doctor Barthe de Sandfort, taking a great interest in his invention of a method of treating burns which he is now using for Italian soldiers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09
FRIED CHICKEN

Have one or two young chickens. weighing about two pounds each. cut in pieces for serving. Dip in cold wa ter, drain season with salt and then roll in flour to secure a thick coating. Cut 8 pound of salt pork into slices and fry until the fat is we'll fried out Lay the chicken in the fat and cook slowly until we'll Drowned on both sides.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS,

(Correct name and address must be given to insure attention. not to print Use ink. Write short letters. ouly on one side of paper. Address Miss ldb' bey, 8I6 President Street. Brooklyn ~. M
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09
HoRsERADIsH SAUCE

Crate enough horseradish. to meas ure one-quarter cup. Pour four table spoons of cream on to one-quarter cup off inc bread crumbs and let stand until very soft, then rub through a strainer to make smooth. Add salt spoon of salt, one-half teaspoon of sugar and about half a saltspoon of dry mustard. Mix the crumb mixture with the horseradish and two table spoons of vinegar. Serve at once.
 PHILADELPHIA CINNAMON BUN
 One cupful milk, scald one yeast cake. bread flour, one-half cupful but ter, one tablespoonful sugar, one tea spoonful salt, three eggs
 Dissolve the yeast cake in a half cupful of warm water, and beat in enough flour to make stiff dough, knead a moment, cut gash in the top, and drop it, gash up. into a pitcher of warm water. In a few minutes this will come to the surface. when it is ready for use. Put four cupfuls of flour into a bowl. add the milk, the butter melted, the sugar, salt, eggs we'll beaten and the yeast biscuit. Work together till we'll blended. add- ing more flour if necessary to make a soft dough. Cover and let rise, till very light, about three hours; then roll out in an oblong sheet half inch Tn thickness, spread lightly with soft butter. dredge thickly with about a cupful of sugar, dust with cinnamon, sprinkle on a few entrants, and roll up like jelly roll. Cut crosswise in slices, three inches thick, and crowd them, cut side up, into small, deep round pans; let rise and bake about 35 minutes in a moderate oven. AS the sugar melts and forms syrup, they must be watched closely lest they burn. To serve, cut in slices or pull, apart with fork.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09

yOAN RICK I& SON FCNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09

King Albert of Belgium will cele- brate his 42nd birthday today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS 1OHN RICK c SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-09
THE MAN WHO
 MARRIES FOR MONEY

t'I.ove is a gem of purest ray,
 But stormy waves are 'round It, And dearly may 6. woman rue
 The hour in which she found 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14

barely fifty yards from shore at point
about midway along the island "f T"NcL
had Il clenr Srn behind US without shoh!S.
and that the sea had gone down lot.
". were leaking 40 badly that lelt
that diving would he n risky expert
incut only IL lac tried In the EXTREMIST
cuss. with probably 6 to | chance
agauS; US. was quite satisfied. how
ever. That We could get back tn England
If the weather held good and VIC were
not intrrfer"d with.
About 9:II. W, sighted u cruiser COM
lng along the coast and stcamtng very
fast \ rain sQunll was coming up be-
hind her which hlottrd her out before
We could distinguish details. hut sh" nj
tered her course toward land just before
going our OF sight.
The most hopeful Srhrm" seemed 10
nr IN get straight out SEWARD. In hope
of slipping AVA! unobs"rvcd In the
mist. Il was FAITHFULLY slow work: ages
PASSED and w" began Ia cheer up. think
ing all was we'll Then suddenly we
sp1ttcd her She hnd altered course
again. ma WAS now driving up Mt n
gr,.a, Iat" on n r"Irs" that looked rs II
ST." meant rAinniin%.
'N'E"u Sh" MAS Shnr; hnl!-,nil" away
| made out the blurred o'Itlin" of her
guns. and immediately aft"rward saw
,h"m ew,nEin" forward: II is nm I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14
G0Nl]ANDER OF BRITISH U-B0AT
TELLSOF VESSELS DESTRUCTION

Ing in q waterloggcd craft and of the
susprns. of the critical mom"nts'whcn
he discovered that his vessel was filling
ut. thu a..:tom OF the ocean ana or IL
Tight back 20 the surfac: to face III"
guns OF the cruiser
Writing from II Dutch lnternment camp
the E-t7's cnmmander after telling Of
the strandInx OF the submarine and inc
vain struggle: 70 float her. adds:
'"rhe antics Of the boat proved too
much for the lashings ~ Que or IN:
spare torpcdocs: the tall held firm. but
the rose. with the heavy warheHd IN
place. commenced ,hreshing about In
the boat, and would have done lot In
damage II It had not been rapidly r.
secured
Large quantities Of water had COM"
down the coming tower and made an
awful mess % Things. /; E"i 1T tt''
t.:-ctric light switchboards. fused IN" pm
lic--lishts. and started Il flr" r"nihd IN"
SwitchboardS. which had /" ne ,'n' out
with on. of the patent fire cXtlnSuiSh-
ers The resulting fumes Of burnt ruo-
Der and fire .XttrgutSh"r. inad" most
unDI.asant cnnl!linatl"r. with which ~
were bottled up for tho rest or IN"
night.
Il, vas a terrible tjrl", i""' =" rod oi
waiting for the dawn. Non" o! VA
thought that the boat Coul! laSi "u'.
and. + take my nat or Ia tn" men iha'
mad" her: Il was simply won''r ih' 'h'
amount Of harrm"riag she took. MY IN
spcc.iun showed that tn" radh"r han
gone and the after compartment had
4 lnrSe direct connection VIII the So
probably through the hole rhsr" the
Ia, liz ,,f =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14

LONDON. Dec 12.-tCorrcspondence
xoe the Associated Press.)-Death IN va
rl.d forms menaced and played for many
hours with the crew OF the british SUB
marine Eli. wrecked and finally SUNK
utter q gallant fight for life. orr the
ro.ut ~ Holland, according to tho story
Of her commander now for the tirst
time told. His account gives vivid
picture OF an all night struggle to save
III. submarine and her company from
The battering % the waves which nam
rrcred the little vesse. upon the shoal'
OF a fight with fire in her hold. against
leaks that threatened to fill her with
water and TO catch and secure torpe"-'
thrown from It's lashtngs with It's war
head In place. menactns all wiki instant
destruction.
Freed from tho shoal only I" be con-
fronted by al apparently hosili" cruiser
bent on their destruction. the subfua-
riue COMMANDED tells h"w he !raS cri"e'i
TO the deseprate resource OF submerH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14

written law Of the sen never to train
guns on warships OF nation with
/; whom one Is at peace,-for obvious rca-
sons Therefore her action in training
her guns Oh us at this moment seemed
| 10 prove conc!usivcly that she WAS hos
! tile and about to open fire. TO stay on
! the surface seemed certain death. either
/ from gunflre or ramm!nE. so took the
! to chance for life under water.
The moments following my order r.
! dive were rather exciting. When l tried
| To close the coming tower lid | found
to my horror hat II had jammed BY
; the feel OF it fancy II piece OF waste
! or ropes end had foulcd the counter
; balance weight. The water was hallway
! up the coming tower. y" time IN DC
J anything. so l started down again with
the idea of closing the lower door.
had barely got tn the edge of the hole
: when the water came. Tho first wnvn
! hTl the lid great smack. and luckll;
broke tho obstruction and closed the
: lid with n bang. although an avalanche
+ of water got into the hont first.
u found things pretty serious inside.
: for as soon rs the. pressure cam" on the
! lcnks had opened up. and the bat had
! taken charge Of itsrlf. sinking like Il
stone. The water Inside hRd run Mt.
depressing the stern To such an nnSi"
| that II wuS impuss.hlr 1" stand with
| out holding on Ia something.
| 1T WAS out of the question to remain
| submerged. tho question WAS rather
whether VIC would lac able To get back
To the surface ut nil Tho boat h;t!
gone right down until she touched hot
tom with her tnil AS she did so The
door OF tho after compartment com
niG4l.@L- To ~. t. -. L. ~" boat
had stayed ut that depth It would Ii,
sonr TTit WI; ;,~'yI rrI- zee. ,"I"hiuE
the bottom she commenced :" r.~'' again.
h>rnus" the wntrr blown ont 9r her
Innks WINS sufficient 1" Five her - sii;:h'
bunyuncy as s""n Ms her downward
momentum was stopped.
There rnS 4 itrriErrtlnnS lot Ur FIRE"
water IN the Interior. som" OF IN" men
wore literally washed AWAY fr"n their
stations. ThuS" who Wrr" washed away
stayed ms near their hlllc;S rs 7n"Slld".
ready to dive hnck and work their valves
if |, required II, They might hay" Ir""n
doing routine practice n n"'H" waters
for all tn. difference ii mai".
we were now rising Very "l"WiE.
when suddenly the port motor blew out
water having rrnch"u IL ana "ii'Ii-'''.
/ Quilted 1t. This happened ni j" l""t. thch
stopped and commenced sinking "k"Nn
| slowly. Tho dial l"in;"r rr"rt round. /"
! As feet. stopped. then went /" !? then
f4?is stopped th"T" for 4 long time ami
| then started Ia r!s" again
| "ThI4 vas III" critical in"in"ni IF
/ She had gone down inSt;nl .! MP n"th'
could have saved vs.. Once $h" mad" ur
her mind to com" ~ sh" cam" With
rush. We emerged ready 10 torpedo IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14
BOY SCOUT NOTES

II. O. Pnrtz. the Eoy Scout executive
will speak - the hnys df the Wesley NJ
L. church this evening. Mt the church
and will talk IN scout work. 1t is hoped
Il troop rnny J." started there *Nnn.
Tho meeting - the Mckinley troop
"f scouts az the Mckinney S"!"yt has
hrnn post pnu"i unt!l after u" h"ii-
day.. I'll" boys ar" very much inter
'rStrd In th, work ana their troop prom
isrs Ia Ia ono OF tho best in ih" Local
council. \ meeting of the h"ys was
to have been held this week. hut has
been p"%tprnCd.
At II irrrtlnE last evening. q; III" Jun
ior knights; Il Trinity. If tn" TRINITY
Lutheran church NJ. l"rtZ. Of thu hoy
srruI .hcrduuarl"r. spoke. tiIS address,
wns Interesting rs usual and it ~
thought II troop viii j." organized H""H
At The meeting If the sc"uitna*'"FS
next Tuesday evening Sergeant larry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Observation-Disclosures
Most Women Can Have
Saws Dr.. Edwards. Wel-known
Ohio Physician

DrFM. Edwards forl7years treated
scores of women for liver ard bowel all
ments. During these years re cave 10
his patients prescription ma5e OF a
trw well-known vegetable Ingredients
mixed with olive Gil, naming them
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets You vail
Know them By their GIVE color
These tablets are woaecr-wo..:ers on
the liver and bowels, WHICH cocze
normal action, earring off the waste
and poisonous mater il ones system.
If you hare a ;--,c faCc, Sow loo:5'
dull eyes, piu:pios. c>c:;-&s tongue, head.
aches listicss, ro-C2od feeling, all out
Of sorts, inac:;v. oo;;lls yoata::::e enc OF
Dr. Edwards Oi::7c Tablets rightly Tor
= time and ne the pleasing results.
THOUSANDS cf"c:.ca aswe!t as men
take DR.. Edwards CtiTc Iab!ets-the
snccessfu. sub:,,i;;:.::tc icc ca.o!nc! nov
and then just toke"pi1t Scpink otconai'
ton. lOc and 25c per box. AL druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14
FATALLY BURNED.
I.inI IN The Intrlligencer.

SpcrlNI 70 Vhr IHlEIIIS'ICNr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Dec lS.-Nrs.
John Raymer. ngrd forty. Is dying In tho
city. husuitul tonight rs Il result Of burns
sustained when her dress t8nited from
AN omen CRATE at her homo In Smiths
Ferry, Pa. She placing pan OF
Dough in front OF the crate when her
apron WAS drawn into the nrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14
DESERTED THEIR AI1SNP.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 1S.-An Rirshtr,
said to be- II Zeppelin. flying the French
flag descended OH house tops In tha
pu,ch village nf Eemncs this morning:
The Trlrgrnnf reports. The crew had
PREVIOUSLY left the airship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14

! c.. Christian will continue his training
course of signaling. His work next
Tuesday will he wiEwagglnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-14


until
willy
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
REAL EsrArE FOR SALE.
GORDON HEIGHTS
BUILDING SITES


Boulevard lots, 1870 feet deep, on the
highest ground in the Ninth ward, at
only S2S per foot
Boulevard lots, including cement
sidewalks. sewer and two rows OF
trees at S3b to S45 per foot
Lots on Broome. Franklin. Harrison
and adjoining streets at Si4 TO S2Sper
foot
Lots on Twenty-ninth street (some
day to be a main cross street, 1871
feet deep, -at only Sl5 per foot
Our lots are high enough 10 give
a view over the city and river, but
are protected from north winds by
the hills OF Brandywine hundred
They are In the fastest growing
section of the city and every LOT Is
restricted against improper develop
mont
For homo or speculation they are
unoqualled anywhere else IN Whining
ton and cost puch less money.
We are wholesalers In the lot bust
ness and give Wholesale prices.
DO not lose your chance by waiting
until YOU save all cash as we accept
mortgages IN part payment
CONCORD HEIGHTS co.
CBoulevard and Concord Ave)
A. b. STATION. Pres. and Mgr
y. w. COOCH, Treas. and Counsel.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03

being hung, floors laid. cement work
being finished up. wire lath being
nut in place, and numerous activities
being carried out. II now is busy
place. the roof being on and the
building being practically closed in,
IL is possible TO carry on all sorts OF
work.
Practically nothing has been done
on the laboratory for Francis /. du
Pont. on the Miller road. during the
week, on account of cold weather. A
good deal OF work has been accomp-
lished during the past week as the
addition being made TO the plant OF
Charles Beadendopf Company at
Fourth and Jackson streets. Most OF
the work here is inside work, and
the weather has not interfered Most
OF the work has been completed, al
though completion of the cement floor
may have to be held up until later 20
permit the installation OF machinery
In the changes being made TO Nathan
b. Danforth's drug store. at Second
and Market streets. work has been
progressing rapidly, and the Job ir
pretty we'll completed.
Edward Candy May has completed
plans and specifications for altera
lions and additions TO the residenc,
Of j. Findley Van Lear. at Seven
tenth street and Greenhnl avenue
and also plans. and specifications fol
alterations to the garage at the SAINT
address. Plans and specification
for alterations to the residence o
Miller f. Shaw, Eighteenth an,
Boulevard. have been completed ,.
Mr.. May Estimates on both of thes,
propositions are due today az noon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
New York fight game is to live un

til 1918. 1t is long ana hard death.
Young Gotch has won the 156-pound
wrestling title Now when the 1866,
154 and 157-pound titles are settled,
we can stop worrying.
If the bone dry law passes the base
ball magnates can't hold their rules
meeting in Georgia in the future.
Jess Willard is 10 accept another
! ,frr,,e contract II not only furnishes
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
AMT
NATURE
WONDERFUL
AMT NATURE WONDERFUL.
Banquets, Etc.

Banquets, ETC.
The word banquet used to mean q
feast. Probably Il did when mankind
was just learning TO talk and couldn't
do anything else at banquet but eat.
But as mankind grew older they de-
veloped meanncss, hence banquet
speakers.
With these banquet speakers no one
ever should be afraid Of swallowing
hot potato or getting food down the
windpipe You don't get a chance.
You do penhance by listening to the
speaker You have to applaud his
speech because American flags are al
ways on display at banQuets.
They soak you 50 and $40 a plate at
banquet. Plate is right, although
so plate isn't any more nutritious
than 5 and 1O-oent store plate and
besides you can take the and 10
cent store plate home. These diet
sQuaders think they are starting
something new but they copied their
act from banduets
The words banquet speaker says
that always strike home and make a
hit with the unfortunates are. Cen
tlemen, I thank YOU Then the ban
I duet Is all over and the banqueters
awake. smoke awhile, then go home
for sowething to eat
Banqueters never suffer from in
| digestion or insomnia
Every want imaginable Is pictured il
the Want Columns.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
HOUSES FOR SALE BY
George M. Miller
Real Estate Broker
Bell Phone 3412. Wilmington, Del.
g45 ORANGE ST.

s45 ORANGE ST.
iiOS Jackson St., 10 r. 2 b. sun
parlor garage $4,000
1904 Broome st., r., b., p... 1000
500 Washington st., Il r., b.. $500
713 Washington St, II r., b., D 1900
IA n. Franklin st., ~ r., b., y $500
402 w. Attn St., apartments
renting for S40 ......-.-.... $500
1920 Tatnall ST., r, b., p... 1000
1922 w. 18th St., Z r., b., D.. cor. 1900
1929 w 18th st., r., b., D.; lot
% by l4S .............-... $500
25lO w. Eighteenth St., r., b.,
D.; lot 1873 by 1876 ....... $500 !
sos Jefferson St. r., De-. $500 |
290S Market ST.. r.. b., p.. 5000
1876 w. Seventeenth ST., 8 r.,
D., ...-........s... AoVV
1O11 Madison St., II r, b. D
large lot ..............s..... o.IOV
1908 Jefferson 10 r., b.. p...... 5000
2s03 Jefferson ST., r., b., De-. 1900
500 Broome ST., 10 r., b., p.... $500
1906 w. Sixth ST., 6 r., b.... 300
l no 5. Franklin ST., r.. b.. p 1850
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
WEST SIDE. Rent Price.
sos Jefferson St, 8 r...S17 $500
sos Windsor St., CIR o.. "a 1900
S02-04 Windsor ST., 6 r.
each ............... S.OOV
103 ~ Adams ST., r., b. IA 1900
2SO5-7911 w. End ST..
r. p .............. SO 2.7Oo
2is-15.17 w srd St. 7r
edch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ oiOVO
2S15 W. 2nd St. z r., b., D.:
lot 10 by 1850 ......... 400
l172527 W. 9Th ST., each n 1900
1909 w Tenth ST.. r.. 10 500
l1l17 Orange ST. r.....
1909 Chippey ST., 5r...
Gil Tatnall St., s r. ...... 10 1900
703 Woolaston St.. r. 1900
is W. 18th ST.. r. shed 70 500
2l9 Delamore Place. s r.. 10 1900
223-25-27 Delamore Place.
r., d., p....-........... AZ 1000
7l3 Douglas ST.. r..... II LOO
2l5 Hawley St., 6 r, D.,
large lot ..........-.... II 100
1924 Read St., r.. 49,. ~ 1900
324 Ninth Ave, r., b. D 10 1000
1921 Pleasant St.. 6 r. b.. 10 100
EAST SIDE.
$40 French street and rear.
four houses large lot 100
n. deep. suitable for gar
age or other business site.
l1il012-l4 French street.
through 30 Elizabeth ST.
Lot As by 1917 good
rental.
Rent Price
1904 French St., through to
Elizabeth St., lot 10 by
107.
}. 20S T. Front St. Z r..
store; good business
stand; opposite Pennsyl
yania station ...... SO 500
400 Walnut St. Ar. store II l.3O
Sis Il. Eleventh ST., 6,r. b rs ,60i
!. 52l Il. 9th St. r. d.. 10 .30l
400 Sherman St, 6r...... 80
AIS Sherman St.. 6 re-. - 80
= 1888 Poplar St. r., b.. rs $50
500 =. Eleventh ST., r.. IS go
1913 Walnut St. s r..... 10 80
1899 Walnut ST.. Fec. l3 so
T. Cos Penn St.. r.... II 100
S07-09 Wilson St., r., b.
each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ I,SO
5i3 Poplar St.. r., b.. n $50
l. Sl2 Poplar ST.. 6 r..... 1,50
300 g. Eighth St, r... 10 1870
pa 1905 Pine ST., 5 r .. II IS
42i Il. Second ST.. r.... IA $50
40 Klund St, r.. each 20 1850
40 II. 22nd St. 5 Fee. 10 100
!. $40 n. Eighth St., r... II 100
,. 62022 Grubb's Place.'5 r.,
each ...............2 20 100
Kindly submit offer ON any OF thi
4 above properties.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03

Every want imaginable Is pictured in
the Want Columns.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
JUNK DEALERS.


FUNK DEALER--WE BUY RAGS IRON.
- brass newspapers, secondhand furni-
ture and pay tho best prices In Delaware.
Il. sloan No. IO4 Madison street. j. A.
Phone. 1043-J. Automatic. aOs6. .sn20-lyr
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
SANITARY WORKERS.

nj K. KELTER-SANITARl ODOk-
M LESS EXCAVATIN0.
once, s. W. Cor. Fourth and West SITS.
ID. & A. Phone. Sis oct1i-,f-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03

$40 French street and rear.
four houses, large lot, 1870
n. deep. suitable for gar
age or other business site.
1ilO-12-l4 French street.
through TO Elizabeth st,
Lot As by 107; good
rental.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
BUSINESS SERVICE.

~ -
nOST CARDS. LETTERS, NOTICES
multgraphed. Cheaper and better
than prins.ac Typewriting, clerical work,
addressing. folding, sealing, stamping.
NEW IDEA LETTER SHOP, el3 Market
street. Phone 65ss-J. ianl2'iyear
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
Shot: ,=iIS Iant5
afSPQFSv

Chicago is improving. Following
the six-day bicycle race whist tour
nament was helN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
TYPEWRITERS.

RENTED = THRE
4 months. $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly. TypeWritera
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange, No. 915 Market street.
ang22-H.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03

Benny Kauff isn't predicting any
400 batting averages this year. At
that il may be more memory than
modesty.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-03
For Rent
3 EAST NINTH STREET.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

--.-->~>>>~---->>>.,.~->---
HOUSE-sI3 JACKSON STREET. 9
II rooms aud bath Apply Sarah NJ
Robinson. No. 9i9 jefferson st. msri-2wks.
TOR SALE-BUILDTNG SITES iAT
II Penny Hil Terrace The very choicest
Of Wilmington suburbs. High. healthy. sani-
tary, river view. all stone streets and con
crete pavements. Wells now being sunk 10
supply pure artesian water 10 all homes. Good
trolley service, Lincoln highway. Don't To-
cate on mud streets Buy on the side Of VIII
mington where prices are advancing by leaps
and bounds Where you can sell out at any
time alta good profit. Lots sold ON easy pay
monts. No taxes until payments completed.
Market street DR.. r. r.. Neasey. owner.
feb2s12t WALTER r. POWELL, Agent.