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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26
B R CD II E A D

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Ed. H. w. Elliott, of Sulphur,
will preach at the Christian
church Sunday morning and
evening. Mr. Elliott is a fine
speaker and every body is invited
to hear him. - Miss Tempest
Ward, one of the grade teachers
here, and Mr.. Fred Sowder,
travelling salesman Tor kellogg &
Co., were married at the resi-
dence of the Rev. A. j. Pike, the
officiating minister, just after
midnight Saturday and left on
the early train for the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii.
Ward, at Lebanon, and will
spend several days there and in
Louisville before returning here.
Mr.. Sowder is the Oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. VIII. Sowder, of
this place, and is prominent
business man. Miss Ward has
taught here two or more terms
and is a fine teacher She made
the race for Superintendent of
schools IN this county a few
years ago, and has been very &C
tive in school work for a number
of years. Their many friends
here wish them much happiness =
w. j. Owens has moved his
family to Lexington, and is brak-
ing on the G. & o. from Lexing.
ton to Louisville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Ballard will occupy Mr..
Owens residence Miss Myrtle
Shumate is visiting relatives in
Danville this week. DIR. w. F.
Carter and Allen Hiatt exchanged
property again this week and
Mr.. Hiatt will soon be a citizen
of Quail again. Mr.. Hiatt says
he made a bad trade the first
time but that he sure made a
good deal this time even tho the
did cost him several
hundred dollars Z. ii. Firth
sold Ed Barser &c acres of land
adjoining Mr.. Barger's farm for
$4,000. Brodhead Chapter ROYAL
Arch Masons, will meet Saturday
evening, May 4th, all mem ers
are expected to be present. =
Attorney c c. Williams was in
town Wednesday on business
John Frederick, head sawyer at
Il e A j. Haggard saw mill.
caught his foot in feed belt We'd
nesday afternoon breaking his
leg just above his ankle. He
was rushed to the Office of DR..
VIZ. Carter, where Drs. Grave.
ly and Carter attended him. 1t
Is a very unfortunate accident
and it will be several weeks be-
fore Mr.. Frederick can be out
agaln.-Misses Rissie Williams,
Ethel Azbill and Tanna Thomp.
son were down from Mt. Yer
non Wednesday, and did some
shopping while here. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Carter, who has
been with relatives in Shelby
for several weeks, returned here
the first of the Week. and are
with DR.. w. F. Carter and fam
lily. They will soon move back
to the property the doctor got
back from Mr.. Allen Hiatt
We are glad to see Charley
Hurt out again. has been
confined to his room for the
past six weeks and shows the
effect of the serious attack of
rheumatism he has had.-Claud
Owens left for Cincinnati a few
days ago where he has a good
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

Measles and whooping cough
are making the rounds. Reports
from different sections shows
that no one section is any freer
from the disease than another.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

NoTICE:-There will be q meet.
ing of the stock holders of the
Rockcastle Stock Pens at the
Court house on Saturday May
4th, at I o'clock. Be sure and
come, it is important. We want
you to see and know what we
are doing. Don't forget the date.
Gus Staverson. Pres.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

The graded school close1 Tues
day for the rest of the week, in
order that the teachers might
have an opport unity to attend
the K.E.A., which meets in
Louisville this week.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

Judge ]. NJ. Robsion will adj
dress the citizens of Rockcastle
in the court house in Mt. Vernon,
Monday, May 9th. first day of
Circuit Court, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

Aunt" Tade Lee died Tues
day night, after several weeks of
intense suffering with heart
trouble.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

HAMs:-I want all the hams
YOU have to sell. Will pay IS
cts per 10.
tt PENNINGTON.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

The first school annual to be
put out by the graduating class
of the Mt. Vernon High school,
will be issued by the 1918 class.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26
BANK STATEMENT.

Report of the condition of the First
State Bank, doing business at the
town of Livingston, Countyssof Rock
castle, State of Kentucky, at the close
of business on 18th day Of April, 1878 !:
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26

Dan Glover, a boy looking to
be about IS years old but claim
ing to be oaly IL, rode into town
on a bicycle which he offered for
less than half price. This
aroused the suspicion of sheriff
Langford who took the young
man in charge when he confessed
that he had stolen the wheel In
Lexington. He is in Jail await
action of the grand jury.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-26
LOCAL

THE blasphemies of the Kaisec
are endless in number. He is
now using posters depicting
Christ leading the mad-man's
british barbarians to battle.
Underneath the picture appears
this admonition given by the
Savior when here on earth, BE
hold 1 am with you always"
The Owosso times., 1918-11-29
&@a21f 81 Rg;'!e;:E!;SS||||SgS =! s SSSaSIgsS
Author Of AT oooJvOlJ 6iwwsssR eyA
REAcHERs

A~PREACHER ! 10 "a man who
~ talks to q congregation for two
hours each Sunday and spends
the week days hearlening up hil
,flock for the next installment.
Preachers are supposed to be ex
eeedingly holy men who set pat
esrn Of Righteousness for the world
% follow. There is q very general
BELIEF that II our preachers are good
enough II doesn't make, much diner.
ence what the rest Of us do. It is
really amazing to see how interested
the world Is In the goodness of q
minister and how nobly Il stands
back and refrains from competing
with him In this field. Thousands OF
men who are perfectly satisfied with
escaping the gallows themselves will
worry for hours at time over the
imperfections of the preachers and
will even refuse q drink while All.
ooroed In making suggestions for
their Improvement. In fact, our am
bitton for'the goodness of preachers
10 boundless. II only we can have
perfect preachers. we will cheerfully
wallow In wrong-doing ourselves.
The world records no more startling
lunselfishness.
Preachers 60 to divinity schools
while quite young, and there learn
all about the world and mankind up
20 1000 years ago. Armed with this
knowledge, they are given congre-
CATION which knows all about the
world from Yesterday to tomorrow.
The result Is usually a draw in
LII rounds. The duties of the aver
age preacher are to preach twice a
week, to attend half q dozen misccl.
laneous meetings. to drum up attend.
ance. to visit all his pensioners an
equal number OF times during the
year. to kiss fifty brides Of various
ages per annum, to illuminate sick
rooms. to beat the undertaken to the
house Of death and run q tie race
with him at each funeral, to support
e wife and a-black frock coat, to say
The Owosso times., 1918-11-29
ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to amsnd section three OF an
ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to prov de
provide for the appointment and salary of the
Deputy Clerk" passed and approved March
s4th, iels, 70 add new section to sal, ordi
nance TO stand as ection four, and rpnumber
sections four snd q OF said ordinance so tn a.
the same shall stand as sections ave and six. :
The City OF Owosso ordains:
Section L. That section three OF an ordinance,
ensitled AN ORD nance to provide the salary
the appointment and salary OF the Deputy.
tlerk +" ssed and approved December 2Oth
100 MS appended by an ordinance passed and
approved Mar, a4th, 1913 be and the same is
he eby amend d, new section is added TO
said ordinance 10 stand as section four.
sections four anofive OF said or
as secti ms hve and six said amended and
added sections to read rs follows:
y Section g.. AT the biennial regular meeting
on the first Monday In May AZ which the City
appoint Deputy City Clerk for term OF Two
years, whose salary shall be six hundred dol
lars per annum, payable se'bf monthly and
by the Commission In he sum OF two hundred
ollars. In the absence or disability OF the
clerk such deputy shall have all the duties
powers and authority conf rred on the clerk by
state laws, city charter or any ordi apce, Ap>
pointment to ill a vacancy In sa d Office NAV
be made at any time wnen suca vacancy occurs.
Section 4. In addition to oil the other
duties devolved upon the city clerk by anv-
general laws of the tate or the provis ons Of
the city char er, said clerk, his deputy and any
assistan Shall keep all cords, books ana
accounts required TO be kept by any commits
sioner In his respective depar tment aud per-
form all clerical dutie. made necessary by the
business OF such apartment. whenever called
upon by either commissl nerso to do
Section Whereas. by reason of the ab
sence OF the City Clerk and the fact that no
y rpointment OF deputy is In force there ex-
lists an urgent necessity fo- this ordinance for
I he transaction OF the business of the " ana
the preservation thereby Of the public peace
immediate effect. - -
Passed and approved Nov. 81. 1915.
A. t. wRIGHT.
rnNA = pp,rsr Mayor
Deputy ity Clerk. e
The Owosso times., 1918-11-29

To commemorate the services Of Off.
GERS and men who have been serving
abroad in the Jnpanese-G German war,
a building has been erected ut Tuki-
yama garden, Tokyo, where all war
trophies will be assembled. under the
care Of the naval and military depart
mcnts. The collection Will include SOL
diers' uniforms, pictures of sea craft,
photographs Of engagements in which
japanese vessels have taken part. and
various weapons used by the enemy.
The museum was named the Junmei-fu
by the emperor on June 10th, at the re-
quest of the. minister of the imperial
household.
The Owosso times., 1918-11-29

many thousands Of ministers are
doing all this successfully. The
preacher Is. In fact, almost the only
man who Is not partly responsible
for the high cost Of living.
A great many very smart young
men who are making $4,000 q year
and are sitting up late at night in
order to spend II all on themselves,
are inclined to make fun Of the poor
and peaceful preacher who never
goes to prize fights and horse races
and who leads such an inglo-'-psly
unexciting life.
The Owosso times., 1918-11-29

nothing OF several children. and to
give literally to all foreign and do
mestic missions and to do all this ON
Faith. Hope and Charity, along with
as much of salary Of 5000 year a.
he can collect himself. A great
The Owosso times., 1918-11-29

Union phone 297 will reach the best
place to market your poultry, eggs ana
cream. Swift & Co--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICES.

NOTICE fStaf- ~ fTr0rE1 n watkins
,.tc-a~4-1 ,sGfir- s. rerrbv given hat ls-t-
t.r- Gf fGrniuisr rat ipu .uOn fhe state ~
t5rorgc n watkins ate 1t Wilmington
hundred dr~psScd acre duly granted onto
Charl.-< hinR IN me iwe1ty-rinth q dag
III ,sts-r a ID. lqlS and all u+rsorS ~
Geb-ed to She saif ce--earerf are re1upstsys
tD rnakc TsvTncDt IL tire 4dutnisf ra'rr~
.eit h0ut ceiav and an rP-s07s navinR fs-
rlanGs against the lerrason are reruiTrd
t9 evhinit and present tnc same duly gr0-
lsteri ~ he said administrator 0n or t-s-
fnr+ ne went y-ninfh day ~ f-rtnhe- a.
ID 1919. cr abide ~ tic law Il his rehaig.
CHARLES n hISCI
AfTnIuisfraTOr.
Address John BiVzs, ESQ. Attorney
af-Law. Equitable building. Wilmington.
del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
AIR PLANES. Man CARRIERS
War Motor Trucks and Flying Machines
60 To p0Sfoffic.

Br sssoe'srcI r,e.- &, t-e- Ecrri-g
Washington, >O- trpla7e. an1
motor trucks not noeded EST the rrnv
s-ter the conclusion " pence NAV .
Hirurd over ~ ,re lnsfoffic drpar
men y" the ~errefar~ af Aer n1e-
provision II the vo-' nffirn nr-opr :
ttor 3iii to- tac pra-cr- --o1I ear
4 AZ alrpianes. poeF7ffioa ofhoiai- srl,
can bn lsrd y ne proposed r~'e7~lan
as rr erial -erslnn rhio motor lito1 :
.su 1c paccd b -c-vfco on the new
parcel po~t ,ol+es h,oh I. planned
tn a.fahH.h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
SHOOT FOR TROPHY.
Scores of the Men in the For Gun Com
test, Now in Prizes.

test, Now in Prizes.
IN the contest of the Fox gun winch -
belng staged by the Wilmington Trsp-
shooting Association on the frgt three
league shoots Of the season sDne excellent
scores have bcon recorded. Price Jackson
il leading Cla&a "A" with 9jZi00 w.
Edmanon il high in Class r." with ~.
i5il Jensen is tDp man IN Claag "C'' With
sS and w .. Lynch IN flasa 'D' With ~.
The next shoot for bis trophy WiD 10
~ the Glen Willow Gun Club and after
this Glen WILLOW shOot each member
who shot ~ the frst 3bd sccond matches
vii he privileged ~ ch0Snc HE bcst tzo
out II three scores Then 'hc winners
- high average ~ each class will shoot
oiE al % targets for permanent prsse4.ion
of the trophy. The scores ~ d3'e ars
attached Thcy foll0~
Clas5 A. J. T. McIIuQh, - and 80;
r. Jackson 3G and ~, { Lec5orn, - IN
30, II. &. Hoffman, SG nd 81 Gen H
simon. - and ~ 4 =. Willis, AZ end 81;
r. & Marshall, ~ and ~ n r Carlo
4 and y W v Ierriil a I.rac Irrer
Cisss B ". G. wood a. AID 10;
r W Mathcv5on, - and 4G; r " Ioss,
- and 81 l.. Richards ~ 5. J IchtGn,
- and ~ ". Idinansyn, g. and -;
Victor du Pont. 54j and y, Il n Inf
land, ~ and 80, y Conner, ~ and -
J. Nalin ~ and = r. H. Morgan, -
and -, =. S Gur1old, 81 and -; g..
Eoahell ~ and ~ > y Miller. 80 snd
- o. V or ~ J Kaiser - and ~;
p RcybolJ, 37 nd IS Q H. Wall,er.
y and -; IS 3 Ha-'ngs rs and ~;
2 + Beam 5G 5 W1o1 - II &.
Reed 20 and -
Glass ! W Anderson Jr - and
- W Jcn-cn, - ana -; j. u >tssrg-
mn, - aud 20, u = vending, -;
/ W Ivan- . and - = Z Carne,.,
= 2nd ~ <g7'aen y aad 4o;
- aud IS Ne. Poser. 40 md ~. 4. r.
I Parsons. - and Al. H. George. ~ an4
! T. II Way - and y; } T. Morris. 3;
+ o r Pyle, 20, W. 6 RoF%cn. -
I C!ass ID " Turner. ~ W .
( Lynoh, - and Jl W Happic'or -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
HAVE TALK WITH PALMER

Manl benetiIiarie5 10 not
know how "a care Tor hump sum uf mcnes
il thcy have Ii our policies II desired, viii
provide a monthly income for life and thus
provide all absolute SERVED. National iilc
ins. 90. ot ~. lNiutual}. Charles H- Palmer.
General Manager. SO Equitable Building.
Whining on del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
MALI. HELP WANTED.

ACTIVE BOY--To run crrands and make
himself generally useful Opportunity To
learn printing trade. Apply at once. Every
Evening Composing Room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
E0R SALE
For SALE.

store and dwelling southeast corner Third
and Jefferson STREETS. e3gh5 rooms, 9atn
and garage,
small house and vo acres oi gr7@uu11 Ia
New port Road. Can 5lNc possession
FOR 3 homo or luycs. uent. MO orlcN
luUst~. - rooms. satG ana 3os.a ttHf
ea9E.
-. O' kEEFE.
Phouo 1qSI ". SeytA4I ~-1c,e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
SHIPPING CLERK.
STOCK MAN AND
Dkl Nf.RS
NA TION Al BISCUIT co.

THoRoUGHLY experienced eolered man
To drive IOrd delivery gar Must uhocf-
stand small r,TaiTs. 9O1 ShiplcH -
WANTED once. two men, 20 take
charge of wcIl-esta blished routes No pre-
iOL> CApt rltnct htttSsafH- Hdlot! eudi
antec,l- Permanent employ ncnt WIN etcadE
progress Apply after 2. N. Jewel Tea Co.
SO5-Su1 Madison street
wANTED-Boy, II years Old. to run or =
rands and DO light wOrk. Apply NJ. Z.
Stout & Co. SO AIarkvt street
WANTED -AiiCdle-aceVi book
Eecn.r ON. wh, will show an interest and
dev,ioD into once manager. Slate expert
tnc,, C'Onfdrntial Address -, livery
Evening Once.
10 LABOkEkS. at once. see Mr Sykes.
a m Edge Moor station oftlcc. -. i.
Taylor II Co. inc.
YOUNG hiAS--AbouJ u years. for cloth
ms store. Apply Hurley Power Co. 7lo
Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
SHAnipOor;G. SCALP TREATMENT

.uAAil90trt and scalp treat mcng at
1.,I- tcme phone I2:7 y. Bertha N.
+ Fuekt i.S i. Sixth street. out -oI-town
at;LLintIucrts te--epEsd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
AUTOMOBILES rOR SALE.


ACKNOWLEDGING buy secondhand
automobiles Tor parts. any condition.
Adams Street Garage, 3Os North Adams
street. Phone af42-W
AUTOMOBILEs--Do you wish Ia sell
buy Z Il &. bradford Bell 1905 1920
Delaware avenue. Haiurs severn passenger.
also one 1913 hudson super s.x limousine.
splendid condition. all new tires. also two
new ras. s3.DtD
AUTOMOBILES for ali makes of
automobiles new and second hand springs
wheeis tires. tubes and All parts Adams
street Garage. JU2 Adams street fbone
5st2-N.
BIC bargain. Federal truck for sale. III
Orange street.
LAfEk1 AUTO REPAIRING iocomo-
tbe ana electrical work speciality. Wash
iDgton Stre.t Garage. Tenth and Wash-
nstoD stroets. .. u Davidson. MANAGER.
Phone bI35 W. -------.----
Fon SALE
Ford Touring. 1917.
/ furu tot4t,te 1916.
ford roadster. 1916
| tord delivery,
| Iiuck Little Six roadster. 1917
paige Big Sax roadster. 1917.
/ Paige Big six touring
] Dodge roadster. 1916.
/ Dodge touring. 1919.
Haynes a,pass.nsssr; ,ss la,I. ,I,.,a,o ~
Phone 80. sl7 TatnnH street
FOR SAIE-Lol nf heavy canvas. rope,
bnschaIls and bats. riding leggins and
canes. business electric fixtures. 2uzo Wash
ington street.
FOR SALE Linens. rugs. quilts, pillows.
dtsnes large iihlc history of Delaware.
silver handsome onyx clock. silk and net
curtains. Practically new. 202o Washing
ton street
FOR SALE -ieIS Buick. four yiinder.
nyt-paasenger touring car I'm fine coudi-
tion Apply t,ct wcen .5..yu and $40 tonight.
Cooper Giaragc. Nc, auiiey street. near
Lombard
HUDSON super six. 1918 modei driven
4.ouu mites LOOKS nko new -acriiica
cheap on account ~ leaVins city Audress
q II. Every hkenIns OItice
LooK-Automoono owners We buy old
autos sud IiTrs not suitable for use. High-
est pricss paid Jacob trotigai. 6i3 East
Third street. ID. n A. fnon- 55Us-N
OAKLAND. nearly new. Call 53si "
oUR NAME Is no misnoulcr means
what II says-qulck soryioe Johnson. .
Quicx seryico Garage. so4-uy hoilaston
street.
fAiHlNG~Part,cularty ot fords. the
way 1t bnouid ts done Moderate chhrses
Market street uarase. <il3 isrset
SEi4ECIED UsED CARS
Buck roadster. 6-cyllnder
1872 p.crc.-Arrou. l-passcnger
All newly painted and repaired
WILA1iN0foN AZ fUStOm lie co.
lentu street and Deta~art. Avenue
1917 FORD truck Good condition Bar
gain biscoe Radiator hepolr Go. sj5
Orange.
1917 FORD touring car Must sell at once.
Inonc taS3 "
SAVE your old tires. We hsve specialized
ON proccss whereby no matter how old
tire W can make It not ualy praCt.caly )
kc new but give Xou tire inst VII render
scryit,: 10 YOU tiIaranteesi Tor 1870 mites
lor less than half the price 0i . ncw tire
We also specialize IN Nuicanizing oil work
guaranteed Empire Double Tread Co. 81
ShipPy street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
REAL. ESTAlE WANl ED.
WALL PAPER AND PApERHANGING

pAPEKHANGER- Shamcs, lob North
Jackson street Lowest prices guaranteed
WorL phoue 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
I-,,so-> TO Philadelphia
and chester

fr0m rourrn -r. " nArf
-cheduic II Eject Monday 1ct "a
~utlesct 70 Cn2nxe Ettnout nOricr
Leaye Niimiu ton Tor PhllAaei Dlta .ar,
Philadelphia .ur Wilmington. laly except
4ud 4-t5 ..
On saturdays aad sundays cave VIII
rlingtOn ana PhiisdeiphIs ~ 80. lO.3o q.
m so. AIS ana % g. VI
NILAti\GED EDN PENN -GHDFE ROUTE.
>cheuule EEecs sunday. oct. %.
ifailv inc.uGtng sundays
Leave Wilmington go >.el. l9.pO a. u,
II .ioch 1oOu. 20J +JJ. go. SOD.
1000 and l2.UJ p, uL
lave POM Grove at rs. 900. 100
a m. LUO. 500. 5uO %. . OO. HOO ..
n. tnd - . y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
HELP WANTED.

GOEERNNII.SD wants thousands Of clerk
Mon women 81 LOO year. Wilmington cN-
aTnlnatlnrs Llc.,. &. sample COdCuIus ItasoDs
Tree Frauhln tuatttG:c, Dept. j. u. ltoc0,
ester. ~
iNSTAINIE%I collector, Apply Hurley
Powri Co an MARKET street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13

ACTIVE RON-To run crrands and make
himself generally useful Opportunity to
learn printing trade. Apply AT once Every
Evening Composing Room.
BoY-HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT.
TO SERVE ROUTE OF EVERY
EVENING. APPLY AT ONCE. MIR
CRoSSGROVE. EVERY EVENING
BoY--To operate light proor-prc.s Apply
immediately. Every Evening onice
BOY l. years old. TO learn retail cisnr
business. Apply Bee Hive Co. du f"h'
Building
ROY wanted 20 work in automobile repair
shop. Apply ii21 French St
M mRlsnr noy !, AE9TT no, T. 4 ,nrr AHAES; 81
UNDEKMEAR FAGT0Rf CmAMGe,EG ,r.,pie,G
BAKERs HEI.pERs-Appiy Huber Bsl<-
ing Co. Ninth aud linton streets.
BoOKlEEPtK--state age, experience and
salary expected Address "a. Every
BOY s-To serve afternoon papers Apply
G L. Vernon. IszY 1atnali street. or
livery Evening otftc. ------
CASHIER Young man. Il or Is years
old. full OF pep. who wants to learn auto
mobile business Chance Tor advancement
ASK Tor MIR. Alderman. Wilmington Auto
mobile Co, 22l ". Tenth street
CLERK-Y Dung man about l6. for office
work. Permanent position with advance,
salary desired Address 5 5. Every Evening
once.
CARPENTER Must DO practical man.
SU9 Sniptey street.
COhPOSITOR wanted on straight nlatto
Male or ic-iaie hubert A. hoop. frih'cr'
Goa Market street.
DRIVERS wanted Inquire Glover Dairy
Co. Tweitt. and Orange streets
DkItEKo-E1ceue oppos tuaits. App,
American Raiiway Express Co. Penusys
vania railroad stat,on -----
EXPERIENCED DRIVER for fve-ton
Wnitc truck. Inquire Glover Dairy 90.
Twelfth and Orange streets
EXPERIENCED huisher in retail fur
ntuFc Atit +tpPi@ > ~ i''-N r
JANIToRS wanted Apply ilousckeepcr.
Hotel du Pont,
LAhohhk--ror general Work. Apply
huber baking Co.. Ninth ana bnlon
strtSIs
LABoRERs LABoRERs LABoRERs
Nanted at once
work night and day
CoJoRED AND WHITE
good wages and plenty Of overtime
cest camps in America
trollcys. trains and jitneys
direct to plant
NATIONAL ANILINE & CHEMICAL CO.
Post Road. Marcus Hook. Pa
Just below Chester
Apply at any
u = kmpioy ment ocics.
Bring his All With you
MAN-To deliver goods, T. j, Cart!neli
Paint X Glass Co. sixth aud Madison
streets
MAH-tor clothing store. Apply Hurley
Poyscl Co. 7lo Market street
OFFICE clerk fc- giInckoepIng and general
office WORK. None but experienced clerks.
abe 70 command good salary. neeu app!
Pullman Car Lines. INtiL'h anu h1iiioau
avenue
iAPkhHAN NGEkS Best wages Apply
Chas. }. hennedy. 1907 Market St
pRISTER-oNE WITH EXPERT
ENCK IN ALL-kOU&D WORK.
coon MAGke. zoe kS:, PbE.
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POSING Room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13

MONEY 10 LOAN.
FACE IAlISr.

RAT r. SfEst iAtISI
branch Ul tne
HOLDEN INsffII HON.
Have you any oDIcctiOnapie feature ON
YOUR iaceY your most misehaprn n any
Wav DO your checks sas Have you
baggilless over or under your eyes Are
yoi4r chogk& hollow Hagc you ftlchioa or
Inoics, or other disCotoratiOu oi the skin
ANY or all OF tuese defects, winch are 81
annoying, te rcmedied promptly Dy oar
paInIcss method without mooHYcn:enGe ur
loss ot time Can and investigate Tor your.
srit EquitapiC Builtlng. hoom co.. Viii
inlngton I;tI. Phons ISL hours III.
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ATTENTION

Real estate aiObe:- Investors >ttt#. a-4->.
/ uaNe : larcv blot af -r9Und ta.. " u MAKE
an idea.i h.sij,tluE site iur huH4e~ BE.dlHs r
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= absolutely "a SnHl fortune 90 }tN iro ~
for some one communicate witn uc ana
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j HOW ARID GORIb y
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13

WASTED 10 JtfT.
BE PATRIOTIC save your waste material
n is essential Rags. paper, scrap iron
rubber. metals SioNin Bros ~ Ut
aY,,,n ~ rrrl ID 4 Phone 3l3U "
DON # throw your Old clothes away high
f2G.a 6n7 N Front street Automatic
phone 2312
uoRSFS- Wanted to bay several teams
,t,J ,tuuu wagons Address ) Is. Every
Evening ONCE
hIGhESI casn prices for scrap iron. rags.
inetals and newspapers FHone Auto
z:.7l Cnjted Junk 90. Z2I Orange
street
RAGS. newspapers. metals. furniture and
al kinds oI Junk We pay highest prices
N Delaware Ii sloan. l04 Madison street.
ID. a 4. phone IJ43J