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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

There is only on chance in fa.ese.-
an0.eao for mistake in finger prints
according to . French scientists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

Until vocal vurcling WAS invented
only persons whO could sing were
allowed 70 do songs on the staEst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19
sIDELIcHrs ON WAR NEWS

The war deps-znen; .; Wsshingfor
hss s.ecs women e-npioyes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

from California to Alaska. as well as
on the Asiztir coast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

Te noon is zzlg-,s nrss f-on the
ezr-h
The z-u-< I'll register fever
crscker thar the face g hands
The norUz1 rezperz<1~ <ho1E
ror -sse above - 3-s bT tlinic>i tser-
non@er.
The hznphsrk <z,n1n i connon
ID. u uesx coast rivers q ADer5ca-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

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, 1918-02-28
Saratoga Chips

Sheriff NJ. L. Pickett was up from
the county seat OF business last Fri
Gay.
Charles II. Sanger, president of the
E%ncampment State Bank, was in town
last Friday on a business mission.
Donald Cornell went to Rawlins yes
terday and is taking his physical exam
nation today before the county board.
Mrs. Emmett johnson left Monday
for Kansas City in response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
her mother, who resides there.
Wood and George Herring were i'll
Rawlins the first of the week for phys
ical examination before the county eX-
aiming board.
Invitations have been received by
a number of local people to attend the
annual winter rodeo of the wyoming
Herd" in California, which is announc-
ed to take place on Saturday, March =,
at Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles, Calf.
The invitation says: Bring your
lunch coffee will be served free. In
case of rain, the Rodeo will be post.
poned one week"
Professor and Mrs. Jos. E. Kozina
were given a pleasant surprise last
Friday evening by "A party of friends,
the day being their fifth wedding ami
versary. The surprisers made a most
stealthy approach to the porch of the
Kozina home, and when all was i'll
readiness c.. f. Holck, acting as band
master, gave the signal for a grand Sc
lection played upon tin pans n ket-
ties which had been brought along as
presents for the erstwhile bride and
groom. The evening was most pleas
antly spent with care games, followed
by a delicious lunch.
, 1918-02-28

Cashier Fred II. Healey of the En-
campment State Bank was a business
visitor in Saratoga last Friday.
For Sale.-One pure bred Ayrshire
bull. three years old. Call on or adj
dress r. w. Wood, Saratoga, Wyo.
For Sale.-125 tons timothy -alsike
hay four tons Belgian seed oats; three
teams fine mares.-J. r. Rollman, En-
campment, Wyo. 31-3
Charles McPhail was called to Raw
Inns this week to take his physical cx-
animation before the selectfve service
examiners.
Clark Nuhn, C.. L. Cuff and Geo. f.
BRENNAN are among those from this
community who have been %subpocnaed
for jury duty at the county seat during
the present term of court.
1.-THE Ne'er-Do-Wel," by Rex Beach,
one of the greatest romantic dramas
ever filmed, will be shown at the OPP
era house in ten reels on Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 9TH and 9th. Don't
miss it.
\ farm loan association was formed
mt Rawlins last week by n number of
farmers of that section, who will ar
range for federal loans on their farm
property at the 51a per cent rate. d.
b. Campbell OF Walcott was chosen
president and Homer a. France of
Itawlins secretary and treasurer. The
association starts off with Il charter
membership of seventeen.
Rev. Jarrard of Saratoga conducted
the funeral services over the remains
of Al. Shultz OF Encampment last Mon
day morning. Mr.. Shultz was one of
the old-time residents of the Encamp-
mcnt district, following mining and
prospecting principally. While enroute
to the PORTLAND mine on skis Sunday
morning he was suddenly stricken with
heart failure and passed away within Il
few minutes. He had no known rela-
tives, and the remains were inferred in
the E"ncampment cemetery.
, 1918-02-28

All kinds Of dressings and polishes
for all kinds of shoes at w. c. Edwards
George Sullivan was II business visi-
tor i'll town Saturday from his ranch
home on Cow creek
y number of young people from Sar-
atoga attended the Firemen's dance at
E%ncampment last Friday evening.
For Saie.-Registered yearling Here
fore bulls; also fancy Rhode Island
Red pure bred roosters.-C. d. Terwil-
Tiger, Encampment, WyO.
Misses Irene billiard and Anna Dog
gett. teachers in the Hanna schools.
spent the weekend with relatives in
Saratoga, returning to the coal town
Sunday afternoon.
Anyone wishing to haul Goa from
the local mine can now be accOmmO-
dated. The management announces
hat large quantities are on hand and
any quantity may be had without delay.
IIAGs IL ~ III hllNNl vas up ll'll
Rawlins between trains last Friday
looking after business affairs connect
ed with the sale of her home in Sara
toga to MIR. and Mrs. George Horton,
the transfer of which occurred last
week.
Don't make any dates for March
Sth-yOu will want to be in Saratoga
hat evening to attend the Odd Eel
lows Annual Ball. This will be the
big event of the season in southern
Carbon county. Music by Laramie or
1 chestra.
The government is very anxious to
induce the people to raise more chick
ems, in order to save meat. Some peo-
pie contend hat feed is too high to
make embarrassing pay, but if they
will stop and think a bit they Will re
allie that when feed is high the price
of mea and eggs is also high. Raise Il
few chickens this year, and save ii little
of that money you are now spending
for meat.
, 1918-02-28
Important Notice.

To Stockholders of the Tichenor Spring
Wheel Company:
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Tichenor Spring
Wheel Company will be held at the
office Of the Company at Saratoga,
Wyoming, on Thursday, the 18th day
of March, 1918, at Two O'Clock D. IN.
For the election of u Board of Di-
rectors 10 manage the business of the
Company for the ensuing year; to in
crease the capital stock of the Com
pany, and to arrange for the manufac-
ture of wheels and for the transaction
OF any other business that may legally
be brought before the meeting.
Your attendance, either in person or
by proxy, is earnestly requested.
M. B. McKILLIP,
oil Secretary.
, 1918-02-28

b nanyar Lost srndor uhara Mrs.
-
of the hospitals.
,ynom u ho
rue. mn rnaawaYaa co4,,uaau
49,
-, - 49, - 80 Iaa,.aan
Mrs. w. u. roadhur and children
left TINS AFTERNOON for Medicine Bow
where they will reside, MI. Broadhurst
a.. ,I.,i.i.. D -. o.
Inc greatest picture ever u TO
saratoga VIII be shown at the opera
mousse on Iuesday and wednesday
evenings, March 9th and 6th-"The
Ne'er-Do-WelI' by Rex Beach, in ten
reels. NO Increase in price OF admis-
sion.
Until April 18th the prohibition OF
the use OF mutton ana lamp on meatless
tuesdays mas been rms ac-
non appears advisable owing to the ap-
proachlng season OF surplus production
Ill these meats products III the western
states.
An orchestra from Laramie has been
engaged to furnish music for the odd
Fellows Annua Ball on Friday even
ing mex week. Mar 8. The
VIII Iurhlsh the p n every Odd
fellow Is Il member OF the ommltte
WHICH Will ehueaVor TO FURNISH you the
pesI tlhle you've had Tor many a moon
Doht miss II!
Jack Corlett returned Tuesday from
Rawlins, where he had been for exam
nation before the county board. He
passed the examination successfully
ana expects to be called for t in
April OF May. lie IS contemplating Il
"Trip east "llhlh the next lew weeks
10 ENJOY u prleI vacation before enter
my tie hlhtafE service.
AnnOuncement.-The ladies of the
local Rebekah lodge wish TO announce
that the supper to be served bv them
at the odd Fellows ball ON the night
of March Sth will he soc ner nIote
i~Dsteod of 25c nc was onnonncad nra-
NIously. Inc ladles wish to serve u
nice ppe ana thls could not be &C
colhpllshed at the price OF 25c.
]. e.. Cornell. who recently disnosed
of his residence and other nronartv in
Snrpfogn- left tolav for Tacr1mseb
Neb. accompanied Inv his fomiIv They
will Mt once take cborra of a oOn-ocra
farm three miles from Tncumseb v,bo,o
they eynect 70 make tbair no,.moront
homo Tbav yvare for.me,. ~,osidon+s of
rbot ~sacti,r morir, TO wror,i,c fr,,,
Nebraska some sixteen years ago.
Mrs. Clara Wilcox is nrenoring IN
!, Ieove nm Tho SUNDAY oftarno,n troir
for American Lake Wash whore sbe
will remain DURING the tima bar ms
hand is locoted in that comn altar
which she plans TO move in whatever
direction his comnanv iS caIled sba
has dismissed of au bar nronerty i'm
Saratnro md nrohabIv win no, ro,,rr
before fine close of tbe war If o+ oil
The hest wishes of a l.rya circla of
friends 90 with her
Il '"''0n"i ""i"Se at h~hcahpnneht
"a an announcement III thls issue OF
N"' Ii " NC" Lhsti
LlLlOus ONueu anu operated by ElNln
, 1918-02-28

The Sun to any address for $3.50
per year.
, 1918-02-28
gke Ge'er=0o=Weu

Rex Beachs Celebrated Story, will be shown in Moving Pictures al Opera House,
Tuesday an Wednesday Evenings, Mar 5 ant 6. The Greatest Picture ever seen
in Saratoga. No increase N price of admi&ion-1O and Is cents plus the val tax
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
READERS
RELIABILITY
RESULTS
LITTLE BENNY's NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape.

II felt jest like sumfnir last gatidda,
morning, and me and Puds Smkins
was setting on my frunt steps injoying u,
me SAYING ~ serteny is CRATE day al
rite. pity enybpdy that wears n overcast
today, wat shall we do. Puds. We awt %
do sufnthing on day like this, you don't
get day like this every Satidday.
g, shut your eyes and look np NJ The s'in.
don't thu feel grate7 sed Pusls. q. you rnitr
think you was at the sea shore or sonr
place, intent youi Enybody that ses this
aint q CRATE day' don't know vat q rrato
day v, we awt 70 get up = game - ball pr
sunthing
wich jest then skinny Martin came W..
saying, 6, maybe this ant peetrbv day
wat do YOU know about this for = chang
IN the weather lets all Wawk out - ,hr
park or Eumthing. hecr comes Ilcros
Sbooster, aint THE n peetch NJ dav
Leroy
6, maybe it aini vat shan we TO-
sed Leroy yhooster.
And we started n tawk about good
things 70 DO, wich We hadent decided
yet wen puds Simkinses mother came N
her frunt door and called over - pudr
Charles ! wiint you to DO some rrrqnir
for me come rite away
Nv heck. sed P'ids And no wrn'
over, and jest then Leroy Shoos'cr1
little sister Bessic came up. ssying Irrp.
father went down town without be rpi
bers, and Won haH ~ take 'hern rite do-vT
~ him
Aw heck, sed Leroy And him and bis
sister vent away, and jes. then Skinuy
Martins mother carno up. saving. Alrsrnir
are you def. I've bin wiseeling ~ yol frlIrr
The frInf dour for 10 rninuifs w did-r'
you anser me-
How can help II II you oant wissr'
sed skinny Martin. and his mother -sf
J wunf you fo nornr home and mind 'h-
house
Aw heck. s~d skinny Nar.in Ara
him and his mother wen, home 'a~v.rv
mo sll alone on The stepe. thinking %
well maybe surnhoiy cits will rrrr-
GROUND
Wich isst then ma opened fhe pa-i--
window end looked ont sqyirr B~rr-
rome in and hcip me ~ take Down sor..
picktures that wsn' ~ dusf
Aw hock ! fhawi
Proving NJ matter how vratr q da-
is that don't pr1vr rnyfhinr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
AfASSEUSE.

HOLDEN LNSTfTUTE-Fac corrector. All
blemishes removed from face and body
imperfect figures. birth. disease or accident.
Corrected Rough, coarse pores smoothed
lows and wrinkles removed. Failing hair and
aandrur removed In 10 days guaranteed
10. SQ2 Equitable Bldg. Phone 1854. Hours
70 and : TO Q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
PUBLIC SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE


VIII be sold at Public Sale. on Munday,
March ~, 1918, at 10 o'clork. q. m, at the
County Court House, at Wilmington. peis-
ware. the following described real estate.
late 0f James NJ Bryan. decreased, to rit:--
No. I Known Bs No. ID7 West Eighth
street. Wilmington. Delaware, having a
frontage of ~ feet on tbe northerly side Of
West Eighth street. and extending that
width northprly distance of 10 feet
No. ? Known ss No. ils Logan street.
Wilmington. Delaware. avinp a frontage
of about ~ feet on logan street and er-
tending that width depth 81 shout 20
feet.
No. a Rnown as No 100 logan street.
Wilmington. Delaware. having a frontage
OF about ~ feet ON Logan street and ss
tending that width depth Of about 10
feet
No. A. Known as No I22 Logan street.
Wilmington, pelaware. having a frontage
Of about ~ feet On logan street and eE
tending that width a depth Of about 20
feet.
No = An unimproved lot Of ground To-
Gated at the southwest corner 81 Clayton
having a frontage of 80 feet. sir inches on
Clayton street. and extending that width
q depth Of 10 feet on Fifth street
No. 8 Known as lots Nos. - and 81 on
plan 0f Montrose, iocsted on Marion
avenue beplnDine los feet norfhyesferly y
formerly Tenth street). having a frontage
Of 6O feet Marion avenue and extending
that width depth Of 100 feet
Attendance will he given end terms m sde
known on the day Of sale ny
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
and WILLIAM r. HAW KtNs.
EXECUTORS or JAMES NJ BRYAN
DECEASED.
or NJ SALISBURY, MORRIS AND
RODNEY. wILMlNGToN. DELAWARE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
CLASSIFIED ADNERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line Tor first
insertion and SC per line for each sub
scuuent insertion--bascd on minimum
of three uncs and six words to tho
line.
All advertisements set n six point
tnonparcin unless otherwise ordered
Light lace. 10 point TO Is point. per-
mittod anG charged Tor on six-point
basis
One month = insertion Al per line.
(No al accepted for less than three
paily advertising for one year. 75c
uer line per month on contract. INo
"a accepted for less than three lipes.)
SPECIAL CLASSIFiCATlONS
Special notices. dividend notices. an
nliai meetings. elections. proposals,
public sal,s. auction sales and all
special classitlCat ions will be charged
for at rate of lOc line for the first
Insertion and Sc a line for each sub
spauCut insertion. Advcr ttsements
running one month charged at month
~ rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. "
THE WESTWONT

OCEAN END RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Capacity roo. Modern. comfortable de-
hghtfni. Always open sea water baths
running water In rooms elevator cuisine un-
surpassed, rates reduced for early season.
Rocket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
WANTED TO BUY

RAGS, newspapers, metals. furniture and
all kinds OF junk. We pas highest prices
in Delaware, III. Sloan. IU4 Madison street
ID. 81 A. phone 1881.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES for sale; a big assort-
ment of slightly used. at bargain prices
We have Indians. Hariey-Davidsons and
other different makes. Some 1916's l. 2
and speeds; 1915's. l and speed We
have t916's with side cars attached. These
machines have been traded in on new
models, have all been oyeThauied and are
in a condition. j. IL. Minnick COS Della
ware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BOY. high school. desires work Saturdays.
Address Box a 30. Every Evening Office
COLORED GIRL wants work by day Ap-
ply sO4 Walnut street
PHARMACIST wishes Sunday work Ad-
dress s. Every Evening Office
STENOGRAPHER aud typist. experienced.
desires three or four hours work daily or
y sl DO work az home. Phone J7IiR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22

PRESTO LITE TANK lpST-on March
- Return 10 Concord boulevard Garage,
Concord avenue and Boulevard. Literal
rgwaTd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
TYPE WRITER'S.

WE RENT and repair ai makes typewri.ersd
sell rubber stamps. loose leaf binders anr
stationery ONCE supply and Typeurite.
Co. sO3 Ford Building. 54Is-R
S3 PER MONTH. 10 cents per day, pur-
Chnscs an Oliver typewriter. Government
pays s75 per month, So so per day to typists,
Learn at home during spare time. New
Idea Letter shop. 9l3 Market street, Bell
phoue 65SSJ, -,.i-- II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22

ROOMS FOR RENT.
ONE FURNISHED ROOM Telephone
B922
ROOM Nicely furnished. Conveniences.
Phone 26S1 J
ROOM Large. furnished. for housekeeping.
7o1 West strect
kooNI second s'ory. front; for two gentle, .
West Eighth street. Phone 1928.
ROOM Comfortably furnished. All con
veuicnces. Light. heat. bath and phone.
Good location. 4oi Washington st.
ROOM Large. front. With bath. for two
YOUNG men with board. 203 West Eigh-
toenth street.
ROOM and board for two young men or
man and wife. 900 West st.
RooM-one unfurnished. good location.
Phone 35C2-J
ROOMS Nicely furnished. with heat. bath
and of phone Two blocks from depot.
200 King street
ROOM for one or two gentlemen. with bath
adjoining. 9li West street
ROOMS Two. communicating. front. for
ligh; housekeeping Everything complete.
'o0 Washington street
ROOMS Furnished. s25 Tatnall 81.
ROOMS Nicely furnished. for men. Heat.
light and phone. sos Jefferson 81
RooNs-Two for light housekeeping. Ap
ply 1925 Maple street
R0ONIS-Thre,,. unfurnished. for house
keeping. second floor. use of bath and
porch. Good location No children. 62i
North Jackson street.
RooMs-Choicc front. attractively fur
nished; ali convcniences. gentlemen pre-
ferred 1915 West Eighth street
ROOMS Third story front for light house
keeping Third-story back room for two
gentlemen. Address J |. Every Evening
Office
TWO furnished and bath. for light house
keeping. 9i5 Bennett street.
TWO furnished rooms. So3 West Tenth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
NOT IS ES.
BOARD uF ASSFSSMENT FOR THE
CITY oF wIi-MINGToN, CITY

HOARD uF ASSEsSMENT FOR THE
CITY pF -MINGToN, CITY
HAII. MARCH -. lp1s-
In accordance with section II, Chapter
~. Volume -. Laws OF Delaware. public
notice Is hereby given that the assessment
for tas for the fiscal wear beginning July l.
1915. having heen completed, has becn
tilcd n he office uf the Roard Of Assess
rnent room No is3. City Hall. and is
ready for public inspection from
MARCH ~ To MARCH 81 l7lS
inclusive sundays excepted, ret ween the
hours of y IN and ~ noon and from
. M - y ~.
ApuealS from Assessment The board OF
Assessment will sit in Room No lh3 IN
The month of April. from q a. M. 90 u
noon and from p q M. to u and from
: n n, tom ~ for the purpose Ct hearing
anpcals from assessments. Property owners
are requested e. notice time and give their
sttcudanc, as no appeal shall he received
~ heard ~ 81 liudCation or appeal made
after the .euth daN ot April
RpAEn OF ASSESSMENT fhk TUE
CITY OE WlININGToN
Dividend NOTICE At meeting held
tbis saN the board of directors of the
" ilufngtun Trust 90 declared y dividend
,,f -, uer CCnt - 20 peF share, payable
Apru 1915 to stockholders OF record AT
hp clnsc 80 business March ~. tplS
Ghr,As VIII be mailed u = Aspril. Treas
March "a. l"lN
NpTtCF ou aud AFTER thss date will pay
no bitS unless contracted hy myself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

ESTATE of Frank Roop Smith. M D)
deseaScd Notice Is hereby given that
letters of administ "a tion upon the estate Of
frank Roop Smith. VI. ID. late of Whining
ton hundred deceased. were duly granted
unto Emily Florence smith. on the twelfth
DAY Of March, 4. ID 1918. and all persons
indebted 10 the said Decreased are request ed
20 make IVA Nmcnt To the adminis tratrix with
out delay. and ali persons having demands
against the decreased arr required to exhibit
and present The same duly probat ted to the
said admnistTatrix on or before The twelfth
daN Of March, 4 ID 1919 or abide nv the
law in this behalf
EMILY FLORENCE SMITH
AdminiSt "a trix.
Address Emily Florence Smith. laos Gil
pin avenue. Wilmington. Del
ESTATE of George + Robinson deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters of
admins ira tion upon the estate of George
4 Robinson. late of Wilmington hundred
decreased. were duly granted unto Edward
I Robinson and George l.. Robinson on
the seventh day of March a. ID. 1918 and
all persons indebted To the said decea sed
are requested to make payment to the
administrators without delay. and al
persons having demands against the de
ceased are required to exhibit and present
the same duly probated 10 the said ad-
mtniStrators on or before the seventh day of
March. 4. ~. 1919. or abide by the law in
this behalf - -
GEORGE l. ROBINSON.
Administrators
Address salisbury. Morris and Rodney.
attorney at-law. Wilmington. Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
$sz~ WI ILMINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM 'u$$#
MALE HELP WANTED.

0XVx1XCOA>
MALE HELP WANTED.
APPRENTICES. E. r. Higgins & Co.. s4a
Tatnall street
BARBER-~Y Young. experienced; good wngcs
1882 King street.
BLACKSMITH HELPER. Apply Mid
vale Steel aud Ordinance Co. Wilmington
Works. Christiana Ave. and Heald -.
BOY--Colorcd. neat and reliable. l6 TO ~
years of age. for housework. Apply MFs'
ID. !. Reinhardt. iio7 Franklin st
BOY FOR OFFICE WORK MD
TO RUN ERRANDs. APfLY 1T
4ESE oTS,5,r AT EVERY tNEN'N'
BoY to run elevator Must ho 10 years
of age Apply Turner Bros. Laundry.
42i-27 West Second street
Roy over 10 years of age for night t,. wors'
Five nights per week - hours h'' AMY s
Rockford Gate. labor bureau. Jos. bhnc'"''
4 Sons Go. --------
BOYS TO work in candy factory. hooker
Scott Il Moore Go.
CABINETMAKER and nnisher- Eilwood
Souder & Sons Co. Ninth nnd 'fe"h'
streets.
man for general utility purposes heh-
nard Go.
CARPENTERS so Concrete form work
Years Job Apply Delaware River ann
Townsend street. Chester. Allowances 'or
trans port tation
CARPENTERS iron workers. painters anu
track foreman wanted. Apply Employ
mcnt Office. General Chemical Co, Marcus
Hook. Ia. -
CLOCK REpAIRNAN. experienced on In
ternationsi Time Recording Cocks Apply
Artillery Fuse tompany
CLOTHING SALESMAN. experienced. good
future for right party: must he live wire
State fully experience, age and salary &c
sired. J III. Every Evening Once
COLLECTOR Experienced steady posi-
tion to right party. Apply w I. Farley.
ia Market street
CoMPOSIrORs- two. good also
good stone hand Immediately. Good wages
paid. steady position and chance for ad-
vanccmsnt. Apply to Mercantile Printing
Go.
COOPER Mus, he a nrst class man Ap,,
ply employment department General
Chemical Go, Marcus Hook, IA
DRIVER Apply National biscuit co.
1907 6iipin avenue
DRIVER for milk wagon Dragon Run
Dairy Co. GA West Ninth 81
DRIVER Experienced Tor motor truck
references required Apply William y
Mullen Co, Fifth and French SIS
DRIVERS Two. good Apply swift 60.
7o4 Lancaster avenue
DRUG CLERK. Apply Danforths Drug
store.
EIGHT men ar boys to distribute telephone
hooks Simms. 6i3 French street
ELECTRICAL. wIREMEN Good pay and
working conditions Apply Electric 'oh
tracing Co. III West Eighth s.
FARMER, frst-class to work on farm
Apply at once. William W Cloud, Newark,
Del
FIREMAN One. experienced Eight hours
az 40 cents Address ~ 3, Every Evening
once
GARDENER $ HELPER Apply Edward
pringhurRt Estate, Shellpot.
HAVE OPENING for man ~ ability, one
with insurance experience preferred
Straight salary or salary and commission
J - Every Evening once
HEI PER for brass foundry. Good wages
for right man Phone $50. Delaware
Marine Mfg Co. Boulevard and toncorn
avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22

pIS LOST Gold. ON Wednesday. March
~. Reward IL returned to 23lo Monroe
=
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-22
AGENTS AND Statesmen

MAN OF good address and habits who has
decided To take up sacswork as a nro-
issSiOn We have an opening CARVING
With u unlimited opportunity for Az
ambitious man. Sill Orange street