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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09

donvillo, Vt; Frank PondofG Youngs.
town. o.
Marine Corps Casualties.
Summary OF casualties to date:
Officers: Deaths 81, wounded 60,
missing /. Total 9S.
Enlisted mon: Deaths sSi. wound
ed s9s, IN hands OF enemy 10. MISS
ing 1876. Total s.9cS. Grand total
3.o26.
The following casualties arc re
ported by tho commanding general OF
the American cNpediuonary forCCsUn-
Guided M above lotalD;
Killed In action /, died of wounds
received Bon action I. wounded IN ac-
ton, severely, .. Total :
Killed in Action--PrcyiouslN Reported
Missing l Action.
SGT. Ray Anderson, Akron. q.
Died OF Wounds Received la Action.
VIM a. huffman. Philadelphia. Pa.
Roy H. Busch. lowmoor. Va.
hvts VIM. A Hunter, Ccntrcville.
Mo. Frank Suidcr. Marquette, Mich.
Wounded Severely.
Pvt Edw. Colherg, Germany.
Previously Reported Missing Ia Action
Now Hcportcd severely Wounded
Ia Action.
VIM. II Lcpz Gillian. Alo.
Previously Reported Nj sing la Action
Now Reported Ca Duty.
Pvt. Wilfrcd Bruloue. Ware. Mass.
An woulen follow the fashions. but
some are a long distance behind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09

and a good deal OF
the time was not
able TO 60 about.
Our greatest desire
was TO have . child
In our home and one
day my husband
came back from
town with Q bottle
Of Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable
CO m pound and
wanted me to tryit.
IL brought relief
- - 1.-.Il-A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
THE JOY OF
MOTHERHOOD
Came to this Woman after
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to
Restore Her Health

Ellensburg. Wash. =" After I was
married | was not well for a long time
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23
YOUR ATTENTION

In company with the leading merchants of Seward, this store has signed the new credit agree ment, limiting credits to thirty days or until the tenth of the following month.
 This action is made necessary on account of the tightening up of credits from Outside whole sale houses.
 We expect that all persons obtaining credit from this store will pay all bills promptly with in the prescribed thirty days, and unless this is done we shall be forced to refuse credit in or der to comply with our agree mcnt with local merchants.
 All outstanding bills are TOW due and unless they are liquid ated on or before the tenth of April, other arrangements will have to be made.
 We appreciate the generous patronage that has been extend ed LIS in the past and trust that we will be able to not only TO- tain thlS business, but at the same time keep to the letter of our agreement with the other retailers of Seward.
 FRANK J. COTTER,
 The place where men outfit. Seward Alaska
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23

have been guests at the Seward, left on the train this morning on their way to Anchorage.
 Fabian Miller, from Kern Creek, is registered at the Seward. He is on lis way outside to enlist in tho Mear's regiment.
 Holly V. Ashby is at the Seward from Kern Creek and will return to his station next Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. AyreS, from Mile 75, is a passenger on the Alaska for the states.
 METHODIST CHURCH
 Rev. J. J. Patton, Pastor.
 PALM SUNDAY
 II a. m. Theme: Temptation anG Gods Oversight
 7:3O. D. m.: Jesus Weeping Over Jerusalem"
 12:10 D. m.: Sunday School. The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. J. J. Patton, Thursday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23
ALASKA MADE PORT DURING
 THE FORENOON

Steamer Alaska. with large num- ber oi passengers, arrived in port this foreu.on and was posted to sail late this afternoon for the south The Alaska made q quick trip north and had fine weather although it was cold. Those arriving in Seward on the Alas ka were; l.. l.. James, Jr., Leo Mar Eules, T. w. Hawkins, w. P. Hughes, G. A Anderson, w. A. Peterson, C..
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23

Molly Soller s. Brardland, W. ?. Cop perno!d, c. E. Olson, J. C. Murray, J. B. McAllister, G. w. Glass, Daisy I,- van, D. A. Peterson and wife, r. r.. Bybad, NJ. Peterson, R. Anderson, H ?. Sheppard, H. Dougherty, J. F. O'Reilly, l.. G. Maitland, J. C. Pol. lock, J. r. Evcrhardy, R. c. Kerr, George z. Forrest, Q. x. BeaI, Rev Finn, J. F. Davison, Ii. o. Roborts, A Wei n. l.. Havdahl, Bessie kop. l.. V. Ray and two Steerage
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

The weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow is clearing, high winds and cooler.
 Steamer Alaska brought four days nail from the south.
 The train left on schedule time this morning for Mile 40, the rotary being head to cut through the drifts. | .@s-
 "The Mummy and the Hummjng 3ird," one of the best Paramount pie lures, with an excellent cast, will be shown for the last time tonight at the Liberty theatre.
 Mike Johnson, one of the extra night fire patrolmen, on duty during the present windy spell, stopped the light hawk reporter at o'clock this morning on the Lowell Creek bridge and asked what the date was. Wher informed he said that the present windy weather would cease on the 18th, next Monday. That is good news out Mike had better see his shadow md crawl into hole if the wind does not let up by Monday. .-aS-
 The Christian Science SociGty will lold regular services tomorrow fore noon at II o'clock.
 s. M. Graf will be the four minute ,peaker at the Liberty Theatre to- morrow night.
 Following the military drill last night the basket ball players went on he floor at the A. B. Hall and had good workout. There will oe a big game sometime next week.
 Leo Margules Is back in Seward to rest. Nil. Nlargules has been on a pleasure tlip to California and he had it. According to L. L. James, Jr., Leo went to bed after they began extin- gushing the bright lights at about 5 o'clock in the morning and did not nave breakfast until about or , o'clock in the afternoon and then started out again. Mr. Margules looks as if his trip agreed with him-11 Donnds heavier than when he went bo. low
 T. w. Hawkins, of Brown x Flaw iinS returned on the Alaska after brief visit below. Mir. Hawkins reports that Mrs. Hawkins is in Denver anu Is improving in health. --S-
 w. D. Coppernoll, former attorney here, is registered at the Seward, hay ing come north on g business trip.
 Attorney L. L. James, Jr., who went 70 San Francisco on legal business, returned to Seward this forenoon on | the Alaska.
 Hugh Dougherty returned today. having been a passenger from the south on the Alaska.
 Baby Stanton, Il months old, pass ed away at the Seward General Hos pital this morning.
 | George F. Forrest, of Juneau, ar. rived on the Alaska this forenoon and is stopping at the Overland. NIT. For- rest is going to Anchorage to install the Elk's lodge at that place.
 J. F. Davison, travelling freight and passenger agent of, the Alaska Steam ship company, arrived on the Alaska and called on the bushes men. -:- 1 H. o. Roberts, local manager of the San Juan Fishing x Canning Co.,, re- turned from a business trip to La l Touche on the Alaska.
 Attorney L. V. Ray returned from Valdez on the steamer Alaska.
 l. B. McAllister and J. c. Murray mining men of the Willow Creek dis trict, came north on the Alaska and are making their headquarters at the ! Overland.
 : Elva Tuex and J. r. Doran, who
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23

Broadway Bakery and Coffee House Lunches, all kinds of pastry ard the best coffee in town. l.. F. tc
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23

Joe Schmitz, registered at the Sew ard, will leave on the Admiral Wat son tomorrow for the states to cn1>;.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23

FUES BOUGHT - Highest price paid. Macintosh, Fairbanks Hotel If
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23

JOE ENANSON.
 Meet me at the Branch.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23

Watch for the Brown < Hawkins Weekly Economist Bulletin. tf
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-23
Read the Gateway.

Watch for the bccwn S Hawkins Weekly Economist Bulletin. tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
MA\WFLL MOTOR CO. INC.
IPInlCATF on PFDl 9
TIG\ OF 1 APlTAL STOCk

N.<o. Niote- Company Ire hereby
ru. tes -apI.a' ~tocb - >aid company
eas iss.u -.t4.....8 trum So uhNoW. divided
.rro ~. ..s -.4.,~ ~ tl.. par Nalus ci SlW
taeI ~ whirH ltu.5ua ~har,~ were hrsi
f-.f.-..I sluck llu luo shares were sccond
tati l..n efsee ts .. ,Ho divided int"
sHart~ ~ tue pdi Nal"t ~ SlW'
4rf +. WHseh ftt..l@ ~tarc are hrst pt'-
f.rrsd -.ack lIunb >atro> ar. >e'"nG
-cIrrea ~tsN auc I,..'E" shares az"
said REDUCTION of capital stock Of
.lt company has t-eu s'cctcd by the
a~t a. NOT above par uf Z. = shares
..ts r-t -. l..~g,a1 stock ~ said company
- t. t- Ils of sluU etCn. for retire
.H,f.t anus tssu auttarlIsd 10y vote
- etlo.a.t> rep7r>cniinf ai OF IN me
.4pira etath % sa4a couIahA al me- tHR>
dtls .el4 rI~~f8uf 10 waiver OF notice
,ien. rs ali 10 said stsati oiders
taat alI - re d'Ii> q sad c"InPahy
vaH.I ar, uot af6crwl iJtiS secured have
...f IaH ami DISCHARGED
MAXWELL MoToE COMPANY. Inc.
v Ledyard Mitchell
u.-., uropn.r re- iaen''
James q Brady
Iltnu PARKS
oarII fuckS-
u.tpr' n lts directors
0oeut Watuc
at t.I. ~ day 81 February lalS before
a.f 3 -,ouaIl, appeared " i.dyard Mitchell.
-. ~ -.faIIt AnoWu and known to mD
+. j. NIL tf,- .a.u. 80 Maxwell Motor Com
iau. aua 81 duiy noWlcdgcd 10
M th :, eAe l.sd h tor,toiag c.ri iiiCate
ho~I ~ HEWITT.
Nutat ..sbu Wayne Co. Mich
i,e.e. - gi.,- JAN i. 1870 tSeaJ
tsuu 8. Sow orb
on taIs u +. Jauuary IaI~ before
...ea. llarf> bronncr.
au.te t.a ia IafA- John L
reasonably
tuuel aus tu.sl - H., &. T. ,lrtetOr~ oF
AfaAvtI Aiutur Company iuc and they
-tktrn.#s ..lN aaetas ia,irtc 81 d., that they
stv.tt,a d -44'
htus e,-D a,.s.. lsstDs NJ iqi
tiled II rosistel orc hlnes county. No
pir,,- Ma-ct x. 1915
alnes = carson
<utury Futl,
-IArE - DII-AWAEE
Ofucr of SECRETARY ~ Sfatt.
.f t. -tat. 81 Ip,la arc d. hereby ctItlfy
al t4t ubuN, 4bu fDrtGaiuk is true and
Ap.ta .t5el u th. MuN~eil Motor Com
r.l3 Int - rcref,cd and lifted ~ ttl. office
Is, ,49lr. das 50 February p 1918.
r..t.f...r, ,,hrr,of ha,o hei,uuto SCI
nt Haal and of.lciuI ,cnl az j. yer. this
.lFhth day ~ February ii the year Of our
ford unt Thousand uine hundred and
INIItI III H.. JOHNSON,
secretary uf state.
hICGINED fol, RECORD
February +. 4Hls
GEORGE
Recorder.
STATE uf iIeLaWart
<tw usflf roLuth
Au.ord,d II ~ r,-.orecrs oitlce az VIII
HlaRfaL lu Certificate Record q. vol y.
aast a. tt, otA day Of February. y,
IS afe. Its a4ua auu 4nl, al seas
n a. GEJRGE.
Recorder
thsGJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
CLASSIFIED Al)NERllS-
INC RATES

Ten crnts pcr counted line Tor FIRST
tnsrrtton and ~ per line for each sub
.rat,ent trtion-bascd on minimum
81 three NV aud six words 60 tho
unc
An .a,rrt semcnts set n SIN point
,,,,.f.,t. uniess Othcrw lsc ordered
,rht inr, lu point 10 IL point. per-
Wiitcd auo haTgcd ,or ON six-point
lH~ta
ON. month 5 Insertion 81 per tine.
81. "a acccptcd tor tess than three
p,.t. .raNcrti~inN for one year. sSc
ar.. ts,r month on contract. NO
mid tpr iC>A than three lincs.l
~rIClNI CIASSIFICATlONS
Sr.rt..t uatilcs. dividend notices. an
am. m s.tutgs. elections. proposals,
t.t.fle safes, auction safes and all
,tse.tpl ~ lu,atiops viii hc charged
-, A. - In line tor the first
,,..rrttot ard - "a hnV iot each sub
.r.tfrut u~cT an AdVcrttSCmc
rufntnk o't month hargcd OF month
"a futt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
-IINI\I,IK1TI-< N.TI.I-,-

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Nueh Atr
rr-n..aH
&. r,
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I. .nI- ratio, s-.,a a.
...ssuE l,U. .l- t-a.
fy,tu3r,L ~ NuIh aU.
ols probate, ta tl. .ald rH
Or br.pru D. ItfN la. uI tH..Hr.. th
iaia W. ah.lt n aw f-nat
,tCt uIA ih t>l
tl-r.s. 4.4 -a N,......
.,u winning t3n. i.t
ESTATE at I.aN.u4
NotlCt IS l, -rbs ..,.u .aH
ttninlsttatI.A gpoU Hr lEr
H iigus ia.t Nu.' H- .a.
.t.-ed. W,-s 1DIs Granted t.H
Eru~t COMPANY .H 'n. .nI.
ary. q -. l4tN aad ti p.rs.t.
hc said U,Ula-tt Arr reul.aI Itt. .. HItk
payment tu thr tau.ulstrt..H t.IU.
delay. am. a.l some hHt ns sIHfI-
AGAINST 'hC deceased 4ru rUUlrd .trIN
ana prr~ nf 'Hu -awu .uih urahtt.t II. tFt
said aiuunf.tr trat.r uM .r IoIr
das of tcbrlart h HIt ur .tUt
the law tn tnI- ncNi
hCtIl NHih
Ntut.latHlt.
Aalr,,, EQmtabr WNm'asf,.
ip,i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
N ,lNL,, .rrnRlLNnLn..-

MOVING HIt rf ftE
81. .tr- -.I-..-- lHv i.
81 - u.-
-.i..-.f-
itl.t.fr.,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
RENf()N AIS
NiASSEUSF
TYPEWR RITEKS

WI RENT and repair All makes typcwri:ers.
sell rubt-r stamps. loose leaf binders and
stationery once -ulpty and Typewriter
Go COG for4 Building 54lS-h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
PRINTING.

NOW is your chance 20 get good printing.
| make new type for each job Of printing
at the rate OF l4O letters q minute. " hich
insures good, clean work. Chas II. Gray
printer. / East Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
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AN. lIEIt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

WANTED to buy s or ~ room house with
garage or space for one. West side. north
of Braudywinc. Give fun particulars, in
Guiding price. Address ID l.. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

/ BkAINSTEiN & co. want milliners and
apprentices. Apply millinery department..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS. .00G carpets wsnted to clean.
storage rooms. SI.5O and 20 Ger month.
Hair mattresses and feathers renovated
Both phones. George u. Lang CO. 1905
Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

CHAUFFEUR X Middle aged man TO drive
Ford delivery car in afternoons and 10 90
light work during morning hours. pfha-
ncnt position: must furnish reference ns ="
reliability. SC. Apply Circulation i''p"''
mCnt. Every Evening Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ESTATE Of Abigail y l,rauey drcss -.,f
Notice is hereby given aar Irttt-S tss,fa
mentary upon Oh, estate of Abigail y
CFauey. late Of " lmIuSrca hundred. tr-
ceased. were GuiS granted ftuao Charls, E
CurIey on the 2fd day Gf FCbruarN A Ii.
1915 aud all persons Indebted u fh, >a.i
deceased are requested 20 maxi payment
80 the eNeCutor WiLhuur DELAY AMI .H
persons having demands against the ,.-
ceased arc requircd tu exhibit ard present
the same duly probated 10 the said rsc,.,ifor
on or before the 23d day Of tCbruarr 4 ID
1919. or abide by the law IN this bthait
CHARLES T. CJkIEN
Executor
Address Charles r. Cur;ey ESQ attorne,
at-law. Ford Building. Wilmington. Della
ware.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE ot real estate
On Thursday. March 4. t9lN. at 10 (. .ioek
a, IN. at ths tleVent "a trcet entrance ~ the
Public building IN the city % Wnmiustou
Delaware. VIII be offered FOR sale The land
and premises known as perrys Tavern.
situate in brandywine hundred Ncw Cast 10
county. Delaware. at tie iuterSectio 3r the
Concord pike with the Naaman's creek road,
containing II acres more or less with thr
brick buldinas and frame stables thereon
erected. Immediate possession
CHARLES y CURLEN
Administrator. .. II. y. c. T. A. Of Thomas
AChugh decreased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
WHERE TO DINE WELL.
NEW YORK RESTAURANT
4OS Market ST.

STAR RESTAURANT. 7o7 Market 81. il
the heart of the business dis trict offers the
finest cuisine in the city. Prompt. polite
service. Open all day and night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
BUSINESS SERVICE

lAIIAJlO& tyTewritin-. duplicating. boob
keeping. typewTiting. clerical work mail
'ng. etc. New Idea Letter Shop. oI3 Market
street. 65SS-I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

n%"Ns 1@N ,,&I.i &Ef77 ho,grgl IsfIgn I,}fIgn
AIiT oa .' Iff-ru
""@Ns s"'lis.,1.', 5.:. rs1,. 9.s - &
enoq.e pr.s.
Ro"M ,c,na .rrs
Address rvr
fooM too
ROOMS 1e
nooN rulr.
l1as,ei .. & Iia
"noN rn".-f
HooH etg r-r.sf,f a
f'f' attached
mon sr. -trr.r .'f.
TyrnIrg Dr',,
FnpN- r
i(lt Sing
RnnWe -f
trt Hi ftaf I.f|."F
ioeatna Ft.r
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.Hnrr urN e'tN
.srath .frr.t
pooN pa-H.,sr -n~ra-
.t1 ,r'aworr artr tr
Thnnc s-'i
FpON -N'Nf -rsher r .-. --ir
IN frIr'"ert. arf .rNh
n prpu. -r
rrnv- ,.r.s r- IS, .r
."t Aa.h.ngf,r .-e,'
III ,,ra t,trr. a,,a
G,1 RnHres-
Ho"u tr" -..'sr
4ir jrTrrsrr street,
EunN- ,r,r ,od ,th r~.-f --r
Sew ee'lr
FDov~ >.as ,r-t,F
uyh' end ruaue W. ~rr.nn
ROOMS >p-.Iv r.-r.sre9 atfa .aa ata
end r~" .f .hnn' Fp n.~ks f-au Iapn.
200 King '-ert
RooN ara "ard r,r - a,as men
nan and sife - fr.t
rtTNNII -T arf rrisnrd rrs
4nf Iuuzokrrping ppir nust
t@'rnpsratr
TWO nlrnisnoa r,oma 'a tr.t sn,a
-trcr'
A-HINGToN T us aur arar
rished fuum fnr Ho .r Hrar ..rr -..
V'tn -rf1r rrurfr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
MOTTO Is.

sNNoNr ~lHrinr good. 10 tho coast y Ut
.a 4 something ~ ne ad ant age Ivy calling
phcu" .A.t Also Remington
-. sftt'r iot sale. $50
>ortcr 81 >rrcINL MEETING
81
lu >NNI>Gs oUECk COMPANY.
\toli'HENTED
Erl~rrErp
MtEH
CORPORATION TKI sT COMPANY
of AMERICA
WIN \1rON. pELAW ARE
.,vc + mo, tius or the ,tockholdcrs Of
!. .mpauy viii w. hctd on the 9TH day
Nar.b 14I- at tu O'Clock IN the
E.ur as \trholn> Huildiur. $50
#4.II 4A,u., Iitt~burEh prnnS ylvauta-
.ur thr I.atffo~. ~ apprnNtuE ~ rCJcCt ing
jf ft-.IIttAp adOptrd rs thc lt"ard ~
tnre'ats art hot. .ns . cont ira.i VIZ, 1T ~,
-tt tu.s hrCI. 1rfupauN rt Nntr"A t'r
,r exchange ~ tlf So >hara- pr'irrr,d
.d tta -h.f,- eetnW1n ,sFiiai ~i"'" !
Ia Iu tH. ~ati iuEe h,fh company ~
e.as.. HI th, ,,pIal ~tssk ~ ttis o'rpofa-
laf. t#lH n. Eds, ~at tur~ th'sh '"mpaoF
r.al4,iou ,hat tbs rou.rany
Ia.|a he dt~sol,,d and rs r"Wa,ning
Distributed tr"us 'b' -" hh'Ii'I~
~ n :, e''i ....l !" u III. '"' 5"'nrany .'3
lu 'rdan'r wa "a l'W. - ~ Stat" -'
~at, ue ,taeA Ten r. H"l,d 4n
na. bon trau-tc. tn IN thc books
.srporatou vtthn .u dale noNt
-lrTo\
N,rrt, ~ >rtDlNl NETTING
>,l>.- ,lu.,h ,oNu.>>l
Dt NNt l5I'
IloIeTENFu
Nilft
Cvia"eNtl"> tH1 i COMPANY
VIt NtfNoroN. DELAWARE
this ,,.r4pau, will bc hold ou tho 18th day
~ N1s a. lpIs at ,lo,h n ne ati"r-
~. ttc grre - th. corporation.
lts~.4 Dr sd >t.salas Buildiug. 45n
rutft# ateuur itttslnrEn PeunsN wanna
tHr .. turis,t-. Hf tE4.H. siuE or T'JtNttnE
H#olaien tiet t'd 70 inc h"ard -
1lrts tH- autt.ftll.F : Cuutra't with The
-aNtus thr'h ampaas. inrorr"fat'd. '"r
De- ,et uanE, Vi lass, >aat,s preferred
.iS.e hold ia this C"rpugatnu c5 The
~avlnrs Ch~k company ln'htp' talC'i.
.af -ic shart~ ~ me csgitat ,t"cN u .Ih"
aatt,gr ,hn'h company Incorporated.
Httd bt thI- e,et pcrtt.,u. and
II ro,olafon ,Aai the capital stock
at fai- ,.s.raut .h0ula lc r,ducrd. ty
-,..fnstt.G thr te1ffmeu caTifal tt'N ri titis
#.,ts.fta-s frrr. .pl tslu ts 81 iN he
eius an - thr paf Naleo oi each Shar"
.tir.rt.nf 80 ftn ,s 10 hc received
.ruu. rat ~atf fHlS tEs,l tuWTany lntnf-
..fnHI. .r. fte .l.f.rtf.t taEltat NtN.k
-at sr aHt lt la. as Ec ia
t. 4a au ,et ,t th, capital assets
.#. a.su.t.ap, rs re aEpuod pro rata
,r 4l -HAr,.~ --. ..,.a atta outstanding
- . ..f. 80 stt. Is. pfr SHARE. tud tho
- fft...,t 3t nN 44tt.->Iiea p-cf.rrct. stock
,4 t $50 sAar,.e tr ie rA~1ttd ituu Tie
ssst .Hrak company tUterf f"1rtf't
.srtr, ,tfh ffr laws IN tht state
=, n.av.r #. ~tuck ean b voted on
49,. .... i-..-. ,raD>fcr~ca On thc books of
a.. .-ta. .r.siau within 70 daN> HrAt V-t-
rsdI# frt~ mCrftu-
81 TEO\
StN-t.farN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

~ NtRERS aud filters steady work
Apply y J.. PurkS. 3ol2 Mark"' -
I'llACTIC Al farm hand. house furnished
CplorUd man preferred Apply y l.,
baldwin RcllrvUc. tlCl.
SECTION FOREMAN Man rxipercncrd
lu standard and marrow gauge trsCk work
NpYlv ThC IyritCs Go Ltd. thristtarIa
aNttdio near lNhdCil~ s.
~NII~NiI\ Experienced for our hat
auu tic; hing departments. NlSo Shoc
sI,~ruau for saturday afternoons and
ts ~uInEs Appb \ Snclcnburg TO.
:, vrnit and Market streets
SALESMAN Experienced furnishing Also
..stra ~alc~meu ior Dollar Day ApplS ~
antt SuricntufE Go. seventh and
>iarkei sir'Nt>
SALESMAN rf highest typo Fine person
atty. good address and hlg money maker
by welt a. tahtIshCd and iaNtrahtN know a.
conn panN or this CIt y. Spit itndid oppurtU
Experience NOT essential Oh Orange
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

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ta General Anpiy Emp1oym'nn naIrs n9p"r'ns moos
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BARRIER First class Ieshcm Bros
barber shop. du pont Building.
BOY $. Reed, 3Ii Madison street,
BOY TO deliver orders. one who can ride a
wheel Gatiey's Market. 2Oo west
eighth street.
Roy for general onice work. Box Il.
Every Evening once.
RRAKEAiEN = II II. Apply Ia Room 3oo
Pennsylvania building. French strFot' Also
maChinists Apply Wilmington shops.
CHAUFFEUR Middle aged man TO drive
Ford delivery car in afternoons and ro uo
light work during morning hours petha
ncnt position must furnish reference as =, 10
mont. Every Evening once
CONIrOsiTORS- ~ two good also a
good ston" hand Immediately Good wages
paid. steady position ana 'nnU' t,,,,,tPn,,
vaucrmcut Apply to Mercantile PRINTING
DRIVER for established laundry route, no
apply AT once at Hammond Laundry. 'oo
West f,'VCntn SlTtFt
ENrEKIENCEp orderly Apply rhy ysicians
and Surgeons Hospital. S"@ Nu"i"s
street
platinum work John Wanamaker'
Philadelphia
IABOEEKS kppiy The Fyrltcs 90. Ltd
,hvistiapa FNtnuc. near Lohdcu :.
MN< Middle age. night Waterman. ono
with some experience IN taxing 'Hi' ~. ~
boilers Apply Jute Works. over Eleventh
street bridge
MEN white. for general work in mill
trucking. helping, etc, m use some
middle aged Apply labor bufcau'
Koz,krntd Gate. Jos BANCROFT y sons
Company ---------------
MACHINIST LATH HAND
IRON WoRkFRE
CARPENTERS W NNTtll
APPLY FNiPt bN NIFNT pEl' Nt(rMENT
GENERAL. CIllNiICAL 60.
MARCUS NOOK. ~
MAN in gents furnishing department.
lrCfcr ably one WHO can trim windows.
Codstcin Rros-, sol king street
NAN. married. to assist in dairy barn on
farm near Dover, Del Good house. good
wages Apply at once pauiCi q. Hastings,
Delaware Trust Building
hand both single Apply Josiah Marvel.
...,J On Pont building
AiACuINIST--tIrst class. niEneSt wages
paid bonus. Apply employm depart
nicnt Electric Hose and Rubber 90.
over Eleventh street bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
MALE HELP WANTED.

AMERICANS in process department: pref
,eTcnco given to those not In the hrst
utait Apply Employment Department
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