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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-01
MARIE 4 TIA
MRS. MATTYE n. ROSE,
Agen. and Correspondent
Bel Telephone Office
Fun Carrier Service.

Claud Thompson and family spent
the week end in Oklahoma City.
Bryant Culwell OF Springtown,
Texas, is in Marietta visiting his
uncles, Robert and Frank Culwell.
G.. NJ. Townsend OF BurneyviIle,
was here Monday.
Mrs. !. X. Grimes of Burneyvllle,
is here visiting at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs, !. X. Davis, and to
be at the beside OF her husband, !.
r. Grimes, who was operated on at
the Gainesville sanitarium two weeks
ago and was brought to Marietta
Monday. He is much improved.
Mrs. !. d. Garrett and children
went to Ardmore Saturday. They
will make their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Wilson
went to Oklahoma City Friday.
s. Westheimer is in Fit. Worth.
Miss Esther Culwell OF Burney-
Vile passed through Marietta Mon
dav. rcturninf from Springton,
where She had been visiting rela-
tives.
Frank n. Selvidge has returned
after a business trip to Ft. Worth.
Lushal Howard OF Ardmore' a
former Marietta resident, has re-
turned to Marietta and accepted a
position at Smiths Grocery Store
His family will move here as soon as
Ill
Miss Minto Roberts Vlsiter her
sister Mrs. ]. w. Culwell at Bur
neville last Sunday.
Arthur Adams OF Ardmore was IN
Marietta Monday.
Mrs. r. w. Pruett OF Oklahoma
CITY. who has been visiting her SIS
ter at New Hope, Ark, was IN Ma
rietta Monday. go,
Frank Burton visited his children
at Carrolton, Texas, last week.
Born. to DR.. and Mrs. ID. NJ
Looney. at Burneyyille, Sunday, a
daughter.
Wayte Mckinney, who is attend
inc military school at Durant' spent
the week end with relatives mere
!. c. Montgomery OF Leon was in
Marietta Monday.
Violet. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Claud Johnson, is i'll. ,,,.
Misses Edith and Ruby White
Of Thackervile are the guests OF
Miss Hazel Steel.
f. F. Osborn and family motored
to Burneyville Sunday.
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First Murray County Victim
OF the Spanish Influenza

The first Murray county soldier
to fall victim 10 the Spanish in
flenza was Pvt. Brady Sen West,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. w. West OF
Dougherty. who died at Camp Dix,
n. =. Tuesday OF last week. Brady
West was born near Dallas, Texas,
December ;. 1887. and left for Camp
Cody, New Mexico. with the con-
tingent OF June 20. He was mem
Der OF + Company, l33rd Infantry.
He was buried al Dougherty with
military honors Sunday. The Ma
sons. OF which order he was made 4
member shortly before he left for
the military camp. by special dispen-
sation OF the grand master OF Okla
homa. assisted in the services.
The great comforting care OF the
government for its soldier dead is
shown in the infinite care and utmost
detail OF the government in return
ing the body to the home OF the par
ents. Immediately upon the death
OF Brady West, his commanding OF
fcer telegraphed his parents at
Dougherty OF his death, and the
cause. Spanish influenza. which de-
veloped into pneumonia. and stated.
that the body would be embalmec
and sent anywhere in the United
States with proper escort. all at the
expense OF the government, and
asked for immediate instructions as
to where to ship the remains. As
soon as the parents sent the instruc
tions. the body was shipped back
with a military escort. Sergeant
Dunn of Camp Dix, Journeying al
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the way with the body, and remain
ing until the close OF the funeral,
when he stood at attention over the
grave OF his comrade, and gave the
final salute. The body was embalmed,
placed in beautiful casket with i
large American flag draping it.
Pvt. Brady West was a good sol
der. said his comrades and was ever
known as a dutlful and obedient boy
at home. He is survived, besides his
father and mother, by three broth
ers. Charley, Oliver and Thomas b.,
each older than himself and by SIX
sisters. Misses Ethel and Birdie We
of Dougherty, Mrs. Mollie Green OF
Guthrie, Mrs. Josephine Williams OF
Nashville. Tenn Mrs. Ed. Smith OF
Lindsay. and Mrs. Belle Willoughby
OF Sulphur, all of whom were pres
ent at the funeral.
\ number OF MasonS from Sui
phur. Palmer and Davis attended
and assisted the Dougherty lodge.
Frisco Baggage Car Burns.
The Frisco baggage car burned
Sunday night about 10 O'Clock II,
the Sulphur yards. The front hall
of the car completely and all ITS
contents were destroyed. No yalu-
ables were in the car as it had been
unloaded Immediately upon its ar
rival from Scullin on the last run
of Sunday. The cause OF the hre /.
unknown, but was probably caused
from hot box, as the fire was DIS
covered in less than half an hour at
ter its arrival in the Sulphur yards
City Sues Wells Fargo.
The City of Sulphur sued the
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wells Fargo Express ca, in the
Justice court in sulphur, Monday
afternoon for damages in the loss
OF well drill bit, shipped to Tulsa
two or three months ago, which was
never delivered to the consignee.
The city wells were delayed con
siderably by the loss OF the bit which
was shipped for repairs. The city
is suing Tor Sis damages.
Mr.. John Mcclure OF Oklahoma
City spent Sunday in sulphur.
Mr.. and Mr. S.Ray Connally LETT
Monday for Gonzales, Texas, where
Mr.. Connally will be employed by
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Frank Scott spent Sunday here
and left Monday Tor Saltwater
where he will enter school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emanuel are
entertaining Mr.. EmanuelS mother
from Los Angeles, Cal.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. w. Allen re-
turned Sunday after six weeks
visit in Arkansas.
/ Mrs. \. +. Rogers left Honday
| for Hillsboro, Texas, after spending
the summer with her daughter, Mrs
1 +. X. Wall and Mr.. Wall.
+. X. Wall returned Monday al
fer short visit in Oklahoma City
| He was accompanied by his sister
| Mrs. Charles Ryan, who will spend
a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Rainey OF Panls
Valley motored to Sulphur Monda,
to visit Mrs. II. =. Nallee.
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PROVENC CE NEWS NOTES
(Ardmoreite CorrespondenN

(Ardmoreite Corresponding
Provence, Okla, Oct. l.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. c. Bonelli lett Monday lor
San Antonio, Texas. their home,
after spending a couple of weeks
with Mrs. Bonell's nephews, NJ. and
d. Nolino.
James NJ. Parlier lett Monday al
ternoon for Oklahoma City as u
representative OF Provence Lodge
No. ~. |. O. O. +. to the grand
lodge which convenes in that city
today.
The Rev. Mr.. Mann of Lone
Grove held a series of meetings at
Provence last week.
G.. c. Adams is conducting a sing
ing school at Prairie Valley.
w. +. Williams visited his broth
er, Ed. Williams, at Durwood, SUM
day.
Mrs. J. Maytield has moved to
Ardmore where her son CLAIR has
entered school.
. Mrs. Josie Fair is i'll.
Alva Mallen OF near Ardmore was
here Sunday.
II. B. Gray has gone to Tisho-
mingo to work on the Rock Island
railroad.
Lee Jones has charge of the Rock
Island section near Olney.
Miss Glee Rogers has entered the
Ardmore schools.
Rev. |. S. Mayheld will commence
a series of meetings here soon.
John ]. Hoffman has returned
from Hopkins and is now employed
by w. s. Sewell
John Bowling and family OF
Mannsville were here Sunday. Mr.
Bowling will move back to Prov
ence soon.
RI. Darnell OF Marsden is plan
ming to enter the mercantile business
at Provence.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS
WILL GET REFUND

Tulsa. Oct. l.-Members of the
United Confederate Veterans, their
families and associated organiza-
tions, who paid full fare to the re-
cent reunion here because they hod
no identification certificates will get
a refund of what they paid in excess
of the convention rate OF one cent
a mile. it was announced here today
BY Tate Brady. general chairman OF
the reunion. Several hundred vet
Grams paid the full rate and the ques-
ton OF refund was submitted to
the director general OF the railways
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New Wilson
MRS. J. w. JONES.
Correspondent.

c. G.. Lawrence, Headquarters
Company. lllth regiment Engineers
has written the following letter to hi.
parents here:
Roy wrote you Jew days ago
but then it has been little over q
week since | have written to you, sc
| thought | would write before we
go out. We leave tomorrow for
few days work about eight or ter
miles from camp-the same work
that | did at camp in the States.
i have been transferred to Head
quarters Company and ! have d
horse to ride now-no more hiking
for me. a ] tried to get Roy over here
but thev made him a corporal. We
will be right close together. | have
been over to this company three OF
four times this week.
There is not much news to write
for it is about the same every day
We had a pay day today; IT seems
that we are getting it more prompt
" here than in the States.
How is everything at home? Be
sure and take care of yourselves, fol-
| think we will be back pretty soon
for things are looking awfully good
from the newspaper reports.
Miss Ilida Beane of Duncan visit
ed her sisters and mother. Misses
Ann and Isabel Beane and Mrs. An
ME L. Beane, Saturday.
Albert Dempsey OF San Diego
Training Station visited his brother
+. A. Dempsey last week.
MIS-. p. W. Mckay and Mrs. Geo
o. Alvis motored to Ardmore Sat
urday.
Misses Adah Mae Walton and lsa-
bel and Ann Beane were in Ardmort
Saturday.
Miss Ieannette Ellsworth spent
the week end in Ardmore with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Ems
worth.
Miss Elvia Bounds spent Saturday
in Ardmore. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Eleazer OF sui
phur are visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Gill.
Mrs. A. A. Rogers was in Ardmort
Saturday .
c. +. Corsbie returned Sunday al
ter a trip to Oklahoma City.
Prof. R. o. Webb spent Sunda,
in Ringing.
Miss Olive Cline spent Sunday il
Ardmore with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Cline.
Mrs. Earl Buchele lett Friday 10
Houston 10 visit her husband, Lar
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NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern:
This is to advice that l will make ap-
plication 10 Hon. r. l.. Williams, Gov.
ernor Of Oklahoma. for parole. after
thirty days from publication of this no
tice. / was tried iii the district court
at Ardmore in September, 1914. upon a
charge of manslaughter and given twen-
ty years. Those desiring to protest may
govern them selves accordingly.
(SigneD CHARLES BROWN.
Him Applicant.
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Cafe Changes Hands.

Harry Brown, former Ardmore
restaurant man, but for the past two
or three years has been in business
at Davis. has assumed the manage
ment of the California Cafe. He
took possession yesterday.
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Help Observation-Disclosures.

clerk examinations in
Oklahoma in October. 1900 clerks
needed at Washington. Salary $1,000
Experience Unnecessary. Men and
women desiring government positions
write for free particulars. r. r.. Ter
ry formerly civil service examiner), 49
Columbian Building, Washington.
3O.h
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Buchele, who is in training at Camp
Logan,
/. +. Huiiinc OF Tennessee is vis-
iting relatives in Wilson.
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Farms and Ranches.

RANCH FOR RENT, consisting of six.
teen hundred acres eight hundred in
cultivation; fine rent house; plenty OF
water. For further particulars address
Mrs. Matte Hill Pauls Valley, Okla.
94.St
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Real Estato.

l HAVE several nice places for sale, on
terms to suit. A splendid opportunity
to get home. See John w Hoff.
man 23.1m
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so many collations of sandwiche.
coffee etc. have been served e.
trainioadS OF hungry troops passin
through Lynchburg. Va, by the pc
triotic women OF that southern Cit
that the army, out OF sense OF graf
itude, has dubbed The place "Luncl
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Poultry and Eggs.

FOR SALE-Ten White Leghorn hens.
First $40 gets them Mrs. Geo. ii
Bruce, North Washington. 1'3
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For Sale
We have in stock
ready for delivery:
Two new Seven-Pas-
senger Cadillacs, $3,-
10000 each.
Three new five-pas-
senger G h vrole is,
S795.00 each.
One new Ford one-ton
truck.
One Fordson Tractor,
with plows, which will
plow ten acres of land
per day.
A number of used cars
in good shape:
One 1918 Ford tour
ing car, used only a few
days, $650.0O.
1917 Ford touringl,ar,
looks like new, $4,000.
1917 Ford looks good
and runs fine, $450.0O.
1917 model Dodge, five
passenger, $550.OO.
Interstate Roadster,
looks like $1,0O0.0O, for .
$4,000.
1917 model National,
six cylinder, Chummy,
100000.
1917 model Buick, five
passenger, six Cord
tires. It's a snap at ST.
10000.
The Dodge and Buick
are being sold without
profit for men serving
the Government.
Tom Cooper's Garage
"Got Everything"
West Main at d.
Phone 70.
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Lost and Found.

/. I.OsT-The party who took red memo
randa book from counter at Exchange
National Bank Monday morning Will
nlease return to me and get reward.
No questions asked. j. W. Stansei.
Phone 1854. 10
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who has Just ruled that the veterans
may receive refund by Submitting
evidence that they paid the full rate
Tor their transportation.
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Male Help Wanted.

WANTED AT ONCE-Young man with
dependents. between ages of 20 and
80 years, with previous mercantile eX-
perience: permanent position anu
chance to advance TO manager of store.
Advancement based entirely on abi-
!tv. Address II 4 Ardmoreite. 241
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Help Waned--Female

GIRLS WANTED at Dewitt Cigar Fac.
tory. Apply in person. 1'3
WA NTED At ONCE-Noung lady with
fair education for office work. Good
opportunity for advancement. Apply
between 8 and 10 O'Clock in the MORN
ing to s. X. Kress x Co.. Main Street.
Ardmore. 247
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Positions W anted.

iOUNG lady desires stenographic posi-
ton at once; few months experience.
Phone 1876. 277
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Financial.
W anted to Buy.

WANTED Secondhand clothes.
Highest prices paid for all kinds
Phone 3O7. 2-lm
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Try Want Ad ior quick results
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LOST = Between cigar factory and X
street on sixth Avenue. n. W.. watch
and bracelet. Return TO Dewitt Cigar
Y Factory for reward -
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Miscellaneous.

Sc EWING done by Mrs. j. u. Matsen-
baugh. 20G Second Avenue Northwest.
Phone 4S9. 247
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USED sewing machines from S5 to $50.
Singer. White, Wheeler & Wilson.
Come and get u bargain. Every ma
chine guaranteed. Sneed Furniture
Co. 24.7
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Livestock

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey milch COW,
years old. Goa T. Street 5. E. See
o. r. Britton. 3Q7
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FOR SALE
Automobiles.

FOR SALE%National seven-passenger
automobile good AS new; worth sl'
200: price quick, ss5o.0o. Can be seen
ar Cooper's Garage this week. 24'lo
FOR SALE-Ford Coupe!et; worm sooo'
price $500. At Bill! Browns o.d place
this week.
Two 81 by castings. newly re
treaded. Wal sell for just price or
retreadipg. Apply J. G. Hester 1855
McLish Ave. Zf-iVs
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PAIAIlSr.

coon DINNER NEEDS A DESSERT
"A Of our pure smooth ice cream. VII
mington Ice Cream Co. No. s01 Morrow
81 june1-tm
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HELP WANTEp-NALE.

wArCHMAN. 500
w per week. See superintendent, No.
~ Orange St iune4 ST.
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SANITARY WORKER.
SIGN PAINTING.
MILLINERY.
CUSTOM CORsETs.

L PERSONALLY LOOK AFTER MEAS
y uring fitting OF corsets Brassiers and
insure the customer garment satisfscforv
In every respect. both in material and an,
perior workmanship. Helen NJ White. 30s
w 2otb St. Phone 3910. iune1-Iyr
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nFFICE BOY. OVER 10 YEARS OF
~ age Apply American Car and Foun-
dry Co. foot Of East Eighth street june0-ot
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IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY. OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE. IN
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY
BILL IN EQUITY
Wilmington Trust Company, Admins
traitor Of Frederieo Evaristo sehemel, de
ceased; Evelina Hernandez de schemel,
widow Of FREDERICK Evaristo Schemel A;
Jose Schemel and Maria Auxiliadora
Hernandez de ,Schemel. Carlos Alberto
Schemel. Tirso Augusta schemel Frederico
Evarlsto Schemel, Jr.. Evelina del Carmen
Schemel De Winkel and Carel Nicholas
Wlnkel her husband. complainants, vs. Jose
Jesus Paris. Jovlniano Pineda and Gus
taff Adolf Winkel, Johen Nlcolass Win
kel Friedrich Wilhelm Pieter Winkel end
Carel Nicolass Winkel a Co partnership,
trading as {. Winkel en- zonep. defendants
on this fourth day OF June. A. d 1918
n appearing TO the chancellor, upon exam
ination of the bill Of complaint. the sub
poena issued I'm said cause and the return
! thereof and the affidavit Of Tilghman
Johnston Esquire Vice President Of WI
mington Trust Company, Administrator
Of FREDERICK Evaristo Schemel deceased
that the above stated cause is within the
class Of cases contemplated by Sections 4
o. 10 II. 10 and 18 of Chapter III or the
Revised Code Of Delaware, OF 1913. that the
subpoena issued in said cause was deltv-
cred 70 the sheriff twenty DAYS before the
return thereof. that Jose Jesus Paris. one
Of the defendants named therein, hath not
anpeared in said cause, that said defen'
dant iq ont Of the state, being a non resi-
dent thereof and that his address is No
So Wall street in the city Of New York
I'M tho State Of New York, that the bill
contains an allegation rs 70 the place Of
residence Of said Jose Jesus Paris, said de-
fendant. and that said defendant, Jose
Jesus Paris cannot be found 70 be per
sonnlly served with process
II IS now ordered that said Jose Jesus
Paris. said defendant. appear In said
cause on or before the first day OF July
iOis: that notice Of this order be pub
lished once week for three successive
weeks. beginning with Thursday, the sixth
fav Of June. in Evening Journal. news
paper published in the CITY Of Wilmington,
in the county Of New Castle in the State
Of Delaware. and that a certified copy Of
this order be served on said Jose Jesus
Paris scid defendant, by sending the
Same 10 such defendant by registered mail,
/ postpaid. addressed to said Jose Jesus
I Paris ~ his above mentioned address
being No So Wall street In the city OF
/ New York, IN the State Of New York, and
/ that the cost Of such mail be advanced by
I the complainants
Aud the Register Of this court Is hereby
directed 20 send said copy Of this order TO
/ said defendant by registered mail, as
above directed on or before the tenth day
Of June, A. d 1eis
CHAS NJ CURTIS.
tune6-1S-20 Chancellor
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CAMPING PARTIES.
DETECTIVE AGENCY.

DALAsCIO DETECTIVE AGENCY. NO
ID g13 Market St Evidence secured In
divorce, criminal and legal cases. Employ
ment Bureau. Bell Phone 221s-W.
sprf0-1yr
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SPECIALISTS.

CUTTERS FROM MUSCULAR All.
- ments such os chronic ca ses OF rheu-
matism, paralytic lameness, diabetes,
stomach trouble which drugs have failed
TO cure viii be interested IN the testi-
mopals Of many well-known residents of
the city. whom 7 have cured There is
nothing wonderful about my method. n
Is merely the application Of a physical law.
No drugs no operation-iust painless, local
treatment BY a newly discovered method.
No charge unless J cure you Home
treatment. Madam Brohammer, No. o02
West St Phone 4405-J. may13-1yY.
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GIRL TO LEARN PRINTING BUsI.
" ness; IS per week to start Pro
gressive Press, No. 800 Tatnall street.
junee-3t
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OPTOMET7ISr.

CToP AND THINK ABOUT yorP
- eyes They often pain you. See Vim
A Moore, the Optometrlst, No. 91e Market
street may1-1yx.
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HELP WANTED MALE,

DoRrER wANrFD-cALL no III W.
i Ninth St juneo-ot
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DRAFTSMEN

Squad chiefs and specification writer's
wanted for work nt Philadelphia Apply
stating age. salary expected experience
and when available Give references
Address Wilson, No. 10 Summer ST. Bos-
ton, Mass iune5-St.
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hELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CTENoGRAPHER AND TYPIsT; PER
- manent position good pay with ad-
vancement. Address F-t2, Evening Jour
nal Office iune6 II.
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1--WE CoLoRED WOMEN AS DISH
u washers; weges, 81 per week. ten
hours O day. aud one day of Apply No
SIT Market St. Presto Lunch Room
iune6-et
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is-inch Wheel Lumber Dollv......S 400
White Washing Machine. ...-........ $1,000
Carpenters Mitre Cutter. ......-..... s 800
No S Plow. with points S14 00
Foot power Grind Stone. e...........-. SO 0o
Heavy wire Sand Seive ve.............SS on
Shive Wheels, per inch. ..........-.-.S 20
Old Doors. all sizes.............-. s. to s.
Apply
WM. II JONES.
tune1-tf No. s28 Shipley st.
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Artillery Fuse Co..
Wilmington, Del.

junei-7
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CTEADY MAN FOR PLACE IN coUN-
- try 10 take charge OF garden and lawn
also 70 assist with Hight farm work house
provided Phone ID. 4 A. 1s6. lunet-4t
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DRAFTSMEN

Heating piping and electrical drafts
men wanted for work near Philadelphia.
Apply. stating age, salary. experience. and
when available Give references Address
Wilson. No i79 Summer St, Boston. Mass.
fuucr-Gf