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PROPOSALS
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REMOVALS.

ALBERT EUCHER. the sign maker has
removed from 6ld Shiplcy street TO his
new building z u Shtplcy street
MISS MARY u. POWICk has removed
from 7I6 Market street 10 So Market
street. third nOor.
notice. David j. KeInnardt attorney
at-law has removed his offices from the
odd Fellows Building to Room 800. Ford
building. Tenth and Market streets. Vii
ming ton, Delaware.
WM A. MOORE optonetrist mas noK "a
his Office from It'll West Ninth street i'd
glo Market street.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADAiNlsrRAroR. SALE OF reat estate.
~ virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court vail be exposed a. Salc II public
auction or Aendle. ON Tuesday Apru 80
lafS= al 10 O'Clock N. at the County
Court iiouse. Wilmington. Delaware. the
following described real estate. late OF
FREDERICK Walker. deceased Ia vii.
Nu thar certain vacant lut situate uu
West seventeenth street iii lae citN at
Wilmington. lu3 feet west ~ MON street.
having a front on seventeenth street OF -
? tet ami running back along three feet Wide
alfey fuu feet With use of said alley For
detailed description and terms of sale see
large bills or address the undersigned
FRANKLIN BROCk10N
Admins trAtur c- [. . OF frederick W AtkCFs
dec astd
Attest Norman + Crouch. ci.gb q 60
Wilmington Det. March -. l9lN
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LlcuL pulin. Hur-

lle4t H. hard I lh.hu-- r -.a ..
Nr and Mis- Nchul Il Pnne at hia-
meusi. Wha is attached ta ae tIr-l acr0
squadron. [ ~ SIR Service. I, iu ,hc rod-
pltul at \eutl.N tulu.e lll- aylric, tre
simple lract4te oi thc 'c4 u3 u.4rn yte
along with some cuts and bruises lLe.J.
Ptlhug Mas HNIu- ueN -nAd rom
PAIls to the 'ruuG *. rarN Daft at -lc
month when he ana AI- gr4ut tcll 0.tn
the machine AND were hoth Aurt
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WOMEN. sPElLALs.

AWNINGS aa.--- tat g. ,e5.
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WANTED To BUY.

IIGnT touring car. Must bc IN good run
ming order. Cali 3676-J y. a Dci-
marVia 2sDt
RAGS. newspapers. metals. turntture and
ali kinds OF junk. We pas highest prices
IN Delaware. II Sloan. I04 Madison strct T.
d. Il A. phone 1851
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FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.

TENTH SRI s1i W 10 -oums and roth.
hDf water neat gas and r'crf ic fiy0t
ONE story building 3sz24 feet ana ,tnrag9
on wharf Inquire ~ Coid 5prlng a1a
Coal Co
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r4PEWRirERo.

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APART NfFNT

APARTMENTS ~ pOI Warrington
PDdoi-ky 4Gf Nnr Ninth tres'
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLE 1917 Harley Davidson. IL
horsepower twin cylinder. three peed
model. with complete electrical equipment.
good condition. tor S235 Apply at 30
North Lincoln street.
MoTOkCl CHS lor sale. a big assort-
ment OF slightly Used. al bargain prices.
We nave Indians. nHriey -DaVidSons and
other different makes. some I9i0s. l. :
and 3 speeds. 19I5s. and speed, We
have 1910 : with slice Cars attached. These
machines have been traded IN oO new
models have all been UVerhauled AMI are
in A condition i. Ii. Minnick. Cos Della
ware avenue
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\t au SAVING so oa p.ut4ea lOr
,Ag thld Iancgy tn
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E"n VII MINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "|$$#
READERS
RELIABILITY
RESULTS
ron RENT

FDR RENT.
GARAGES hpp'g Newman. ieli
tpdncy street
~ KJo3fs-Fiva ln private housc Cno ~ batb
tt'pd nriHhbprhpDf. KrirrFucr re1uFrH
Ad1L.-- . ~. Eyrry Eytnlng .---. 'lnl--
ROOMS FOR RENT
ADAMS sT aof- garplDr1 r,ora uith
bpard al-o 'abta tpsr|
BTDHODM Wcu furnlehed large seooDd
stnry front. ffr tw0 Hnuflofnen jpi'
DELtW ArE AVE- liol Gne 0r-rao,r
rppm. FURNISHED - bedroom arl ttt nr
rOpfn, near haf# 1,"r nH. '.Itt frD-
irpn urkt 20 oafh
RooN .oonaefo-y fron, r.oiah,d
Nppy 1910 We street.
Roous ulth 5oard sos we. Egftaen'h
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HoDN oue h-gr furnished n- iop-n.ahed.
prt' ~ bafb it'n" ~ Itff '~pn
rDOa second tpr r-pat furneaea tno
men ~ uaa end ~ H2'ra
RpoM Largo. o,oud aoo- ny e,nJo~
room % lr+h e 'Isn 'ti ~ r." I,r one
Every Eecns1g Dr.o
ROOMS rry nra ~ o,.a .ra' D4tn
spd use ~ ahnas r9 a'Dr rsam jr:Dt
hpo Einl fae'
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NIASSEUSE

DIX HOLDEN Drrmatolosisr f4ee cor
rector al bItmishes removed FROM the
Fac lnfnerfect features Sirth. disease ar
accident corrected rough. coarse pores
suioothcd aud skin refined complexion
cleared hultoWs and Wrinkle, removed.
Hours i 10 & aud : - 8. Equitable BLDG
Room CO. Phone tiNi
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
BRASS BED and Eas stove 400 West
Twent y-second street
CHEAPEST PLACE TO Duy sinsor macainst
New used aud secondhand machines, 81
Up. Phone 25I9-J W L. CarroN. Singer
shop. 6z1 Nest Fourth 81
COACH-BIoch. natural color red. good
condition 63t Connea street
CHiCkENs Thoroughbred White Le.shorn
puilets. laying Mrs William Nixon
Bellemoor Phone 2iS9-W
CABIN CRUISER Vim 80 feet long all
equipments VIII sell cheap. Apply
Wikens Staats Il Co. rs fatnall -
ELEVATOR Good sultanle for light manu-
featuring plant Apply Ii. 9 Iindaii. 9tt
Orange street
EGGs for Matching single comb Reds and
White Plymouth rocks Miss L. Emma
Weldin. Route :. Wlimingto on. bel
POOL TABLE Complete. new cover. solid
color balls cues Ks + Macfariand. 500
Ford Bu4dlhg
PIANO Apartment size good condition
Address y Is. Every Evening on1ce
PAPER HANGINGs ana wall decorations
OF quality special reduction on laorics
Roeln X Bro al Shiplcy street. Next 10
corner ruin street Phone l23-J
TOMATO pepper and egg pants. rose.
gcranllm ana other bedding plants. Green
houses Twenty -ifth and Concord aVenue.
Market stand southwest corner sAth aud
king streets Vance 3 60
Wall. pAPEK-NOw As the time 70 haYe
uurh done al moderate prices Estimates
cheerfuily FURNISHED Jones y Holiott. 4Os
shipiey street. - 3 a oo3S-J
s475 puys tuiy guaranteed new prayer piano.
ne,ch. scarf 90 rolls music, ono year b tree
I1ntnv Easy terms IL desired. GeWehr
Piano Co.. @Iu WeA. Ninth tFeet
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GBRAGEe hpp'y Newman. 30
Rodney street
KJO3fA-Fivs ln priya.o hou#e f,no ~ bat b
ltnOd nrivhbprhond Reference required
Addfces X 90. Every Evening Dfi""
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UNION AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The board Of directors has declared
dividend Of one per cent (I9E) on fun shares
Of preferred stock payable May Is. 1918.
70 stockholders Of record April 30, 1918.
1tansfer books viii b. closed May J to
May Is, inclusive
N ID LEAN
Treasurer.
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TIT Horper Bros dcuvet your packages
and light furniture. Prices reasonable
Hnoue All
INSTRUCTION STRICTLY PRIVATE
shorthand. Typewriting etc Day and
evening Address h Il. Every Evening
Office
4 tast, meal for four. dorner sHted beet
In sanitary black aud VIII. e boxes Box
front worth stamp
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NOT ICE
COURTLAND L. PIERoON 90.

have removed their insurance agency
10 larger quarters. grade floor. ODD
Fellows Building. Tenth and King Sts
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LOST AND FOUND.

BRACELET LoST-Gold IL found please
return TO Mrs. James y. Arthos, savoy
Theatre receive reward.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Roy high school. desires work Saturdays.
Address Box 81. Every Evening once
WONAN middle aged wishes position as
eupsrvislnR housekCepcr or as house
mothcr Experienced. educated Address
r. . Box 80. Wilmington. Del
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DOG IOST-Frcuch Bull. name Floss;
Liberal reward if returned TO Ill concor"
avenue
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1ERrIFICATE oF JIpGEs

STATE or DELAWARE
Orlcc Of Secretary OF state
L Everett & johnson. Secretary OF state
OF the state of Delaware. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing L. true and
correct copy OF certificate OF reduction Of
capital stock issued by the Savings Check
COMPANY of America. as received and tiled
il itIs Office the second day Of April. A ID.
1915 al g o clock a. N
IL testimony whereof have hereunto
- my hand and official seal. at Dover. this
second day Of April ia the year OF our Lord
Out thousand nine hundred and eighteen
EVERETT {. JOHNSON.
Secretary OF STATE.
Secrelary's Office
1855 Delaware 1793
RECEIVED FOR RECORD
April 3. A. u, 1918.
a Y l. George. recorder
state of Delaware
New Castle county ss
Recorded IA the recorder Office al Wil
rnlngton in Certificate OF Incorporation
Record D. vol Q. pase 45l. &c. the I'd day
Cf april. a d 1918
Witness my hand and official seal
a y. l., GEORGE.
Recorder.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGE Furnished ten rooms. two
baths. Jongport ~ 4 NJ 900 cash Dr
Liberty bonds East sixth street
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NsTRI CrION in French b. lady Of eNz
perlcncc address q. EYeE3 Evening
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NOTICE-Dr G. A Church ha~ moved his
dental office from JO4 West NfuIh street TO
sl4 AfUnrOn street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-14
Lnhs 70 BE scarce.

Jobs viii be scarce at the special
session II has been agreed that
both branches q the legislature VIII
take clerks and stenographers from
the various state offices for the ses-
sion and that none viii be hired on
the outside There is an inclination
an around 20 practice economy as
far as possible with the special ses-
sion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-01
"OVER THE TOP"
By ARTHUR GUY EMPEY
An American Boy Who Got Into the War Two
Years Before His Country.
lyl by Arth Empy

lrYplosion of four German five mines
or "coalboXes." y sharp whistle blast
Immediately followed by two shor'
ones, rang out from the head Of oul
column. This was TO take up "artil.
lery formation" We divided into
small squads and went into the fields
on the right and left of the road. and
crouched on the ground. No other
shells followed this salvo. II was ouI
first baptism 10y shell fire. From III,
waist up | was all enthusiasm. but
from there down. everything was
missing. thought should die with
fright.
After awhile. we reformed into col
umns OF fours. and proceeded on our
way.
about five that night, We reached
the ruined village Of Ii. and got
my first sight OF the awful dcStruc-
tion caused by German kultur.
Marching down the main street We
came to the heart Of the village. and
took up quarters in shell proof cellars
(shell proof until hit by IA shclD.
Shells were constantly whistling over
the village and bursting in our rear,
searching for our artillery.
These cellars were cold. damp and
smelly. and ovrrrun with large rats
big black fellows. Most of the Tom
mics slept with their ov"rcoa,s over
their faces. did not. In the middle
Of the night l woke up in terror. The
cold. clammy feet OF q rat had passed
over my face. ! Immediately smoth-
cred myself in my overcoat. but could
not sleep for the rest Of that night.
Next evening, VIC took over our sec
tor of the line. In single file we wcnd-
cd our way through II ZigZag COM
municatiOn trench. six inches deep
with mud. This trench was called
Whisky street" On our way up to
the front line an occasional flare Of
bursting shrapncl would light up the
SKY and we could hear the fragments
Slapping the ground above us on orr
right and left. Then "a Fritz would
traverse back and forth with his
typewriter or machine gun. The bull
let's made n sharp cracking noise over
head.
The boy in front of me named
Prentice crumpled up without word
\ piece of shell had gone through his
shrapncl- proof helmet. ! felt sick and
weak.
In about thirty minutes we reached
the front line. II was dark as pitch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-01
CLOTH FROM PAPER.
German Mills are Now Making It in
Quantity.

Practically all the textile mills In
the Chemnitz tSaxony) district. the
center OF that industry in Germany.
were making cloth from paper during
1917. the available supply Of cotton
and wool for textile purposes having
been entirely exhausted. A few en-
Establishments were spinning and weav-
ing fabrics Of nettle fibre by the pro-
cess invented by an Austrian scientist
during the war.
Profits from the manufacture OF
the substitute cloth were according to
review Of the industry published In
a recent number Of the Cologne Ga
zette. by no means small and many
plants made good dividends.
Scarcely had the mills been con-
verted to working upon the paper
yarns. however. when the manufac-
turers were unpleasantly surprised by
the news OF an alarming shortage In
the new war material. viz: wood pulp
almost the entire supply Of which Is
required as a base for explosives and
other munition purposes and the pros
poets for the textile plants for the
coming year were described in the re-
view as very poor.
Niettle fibre as a possible substitute
for paper yarn Is available only In
limited quantities 80 that only few
mills can be employed upon that raw
material.
The paper cloth in question Is not
a regular paper but IL made Of yarns
spun from fibres made Of liquid cell
lulose or woodpulp and woven like
cloth. with warp and woof. 1t Is ex-
pected in Germany that paper cloth
will dominate the market for some
time after the conclusion OF the war,
owing to the difficulty Of getting sup
plies Of cotton. AS to nettle cloth
concern has been formed to establish
regular plantations Of nettles upon
waste lands TO supplement the casual
roadside and fence corner supplies.
but it will be long before the nettle
fibre. which resembles that Of fax.
can come into general use.
Tulle factories in the Cehmnitz dis
tricts were well employed during 1917
but the supply Of silk was running
very short
Machine works and munition plants.
usually converted textile mills. In the
Chemnitz district were extremely busy
during the entire year and paid good
dividends: in addition to laying aside
large reserves to finance the return to
normal lines of production after the
war.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-01
TOLD BY LOCAL EXCHANGES
News Happenings 10 Helghb0rlng
Communities.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING
Dealing Mainly With Local Affairs OF
Cherokee. Cleveland, CASTOR and
Chester Counties.

Dealing Mainly With Local Affairs OF
Cherokee. Cleveland, CASTOR and
Chester Counties.
Gaffney Ledger, February 26:-- The
school teachers of Gaffney 1T the re-
quest Of the government. have been
assisting the local board III making
out the classification cards for the
rcgistrants in Cherokee county. As
there were over two thousand of these
cards the job was a big one but.
thanks to the teachers, the work has
been about completed........C. y. Alli-
son. rural policeman, accompanied b.:
W. p. Hardin. captured distillery
last Friday morning near the York
county line in the Kings Mountain
battle-ground section The officers did
not succeed in capturing the operators
as they doubtless were notified or the
approach Of the officers. T. q.
McCraw has disposed of his Grassy
Pond farm, just beyond Providence
church, and purchased L home III
Gaffncy and will shortly move back
Ia the city and make this his home
II will be remembered that about six
years ago. Mr.. McCriw bought the
J. ]. Magncss place near .irdssy
Pond. paying for the same. 2I,oDo.
Later he sold Mr.. Lester Swotfor'l Il
slice Of this place for s9,100. Then he
sold Mcssrs. Gcttys and ID. w. Humph.
rics Il few acres for $1,000. and then
Il few acres to ID. {. Ross for $4On.
The last transaction was on yesterday.
when he sold Mr.. a. Humphries the
remainder Of the Magness tract for
$4,000, making Il total of $50,560 he
received for the property which he
Elid s27.0O0. Mr.. McCraw has adj
vritiscd his stock of goods and a lot
ui farm tools and implements to he
suld on Friday, March Is.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-01

Every now and then Il German star
shell would pierce the blackncSs out
in front with its silvery light. was
trembling all over. and felt very lonely
and afraid. All orders were given in
whispers. The company We relieved
filed past us and disappeared into the
hlackncss of the communication trench
leading to the rear. AS they passed
us, they whispered. THE best o luck
mates"
I sat on the fire step of the trench
with the rest of the men. In each
traverse two OF the older men had
been put on guard with their heads
sticking over the top. and with Their
eyes trying to pierce the hlackness IN
NO Mans Land" In the trench
there were only two dugouts. and
these were used 10y Lewis and Eicker'
machine gunners. so il was the hr"
step for ours. Pretty soon 1t starte'
to rain. We put on our 'macks." hut
they were not much protection. The
ram tflCklpu uOWu our bsiSNo' thu ~
was not long before we were wet and
cold. How I passed that night | Will
never know. hut without any unusual
occurrence, dawn arrived.
The word stand down" was passed
along the line. and the sentries got
down off the fire step. Pretty soon the
rum issue came along, and 1t was &
Godsend. 1t warmed our chilled
bodies and put new life into us. Their
from the communication trenches
came dixies or iron pots, filled with
s,eaming teaE which had two wooden
stakes through their handles. anu
were carried by two men. filled m!
canteen and drank the hot tea with
out taking II from my lips. 1t was
not long before l was asleep in the
mud on the fire step.
My ambition had been attained!
was in a front-line trench on the
western front, and oh. how | wished
I were back in Jersey City.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-01
CHAPTER; III.
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enough I" ri"k 'h' ohiE one N''''
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