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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
T armers Watch
Your StOmaChS
In Not Weather
We and Our Allies Are Depending Upon Your
Strength To Supply Our Armies With Food

repeating, sour stomach, and that pain
full, puffed-up, bloated, lumpy feeling
after eating. EATONTC will help you
all to pain-free stomach-0 sweet,
cool, comfortable stomach--in fact,
those who take EATON1C say 1t makes
them forget they have stomachs. They
never dreamed that anything could
bring about such quick and wonder
full results. Don't wait until the sum-
mer sickness of stomach and bowels
weakcns you-but start using EAT
ONIC today Just one or two after
meals: that's ALL
Your health-your folks health--is
a matter of vital importance. not only
to yourself, but also to the nation. And
you know one can't be too careful of
ones stomach and bowels during the
hot spells.
EAToNiC only costs cent or two
a day to use it-a big box so cents
no more. That is the price. and re-
member, EAToNIC is absolutely guar
anteed to do all we clam--ln fact,
more. It's the best Stomach Remedy
yOu ever used.
You know your druggist; trust him
then to make our guarantee good; IL
EATONlc fails in any way, take IL
back; ne win refund your money. II
your druggist does not keep It, drop Us
a postal and we will send It; you can
pay when you get 1t. Address Fl. L.
KRAMER. Pres. EATONTC REMEDY
Co. 1918 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
FARMERS ARE WORKING HARDER

And using their feet more than ever before
For all these workers the frequent use Of
Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder to
be shaken into the shoes and sprnkled in the
foot-bath, increases their efficiency and in
s1res needed physical comfort. 1t takes the
Friction from the Shoe, freshens the feet,
and prevents tired, aching and bistered feet
Women everywhere are constant users Of
Aliens Foot Ease. Don't get foot sore, get
Aliens Foot Ease. Sold by dealers every
where, 25c-Adv
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
nshe Stems 70 conouer..,

"She Stops to Conquer grew out
Of an incident that occurred In Cold
smiths travels about ireland He
found himself one night far from home
and inquring the way 10 an inn. some
wag directed him 10 gentlenans
private residence. There he went or
dered ont his horse demanded the best
supper the place afforded and gener-
ally gave himself airs. He did nos
discover his iniStakc until Tie next
morning when he was about TO pny
bis biz.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
Surprise, Mass and speed.

RESERVES must be husbanded
the most extreme parSimony sOeA-
the bludgeon may be strong enOUde
make the blow as violent as pos 10.
Let loose at the finish, without
lurking idea of saving them, W
well thought out plan for winnin
battle at a point chosen and
mined, reserves are throan in a of
gether in an action surprising il
lence and energy I'LL other pha9ea
battle, an action with proper 81
teristics-surprise, mass, and
All our forces really participate, .
by preparing it or by carrying it vi
in this, our supreme aim. we
rot be deceived by appearances
though theory fails when applitool
feeble hands and when accessori,
scure the main principle, historArt-
reason show us that in battle The
q single argument which is worth
namely, decisive attack. Whit
alone capable of assuring the dc
result--the overthrow of the q
sary." rd
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
The Call 10 Worshin-

To inform women of the neighhor-
hood Of the hour for worship is one of
the objects of "a vigilance committee
in certain Lutheran mission stations
In India, a land where clocks are few.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
No Wonder They Die.

Natives of New Guinea are the
shortest lived people in the world
which is attributed to their diet Of
larvae of certain beetles and their
drinking sea water.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22

David {. owen, recent postmaslaCiU
at Milwaukee for eight years, AT
since his retirement from the onic1
associated with \. J, Earling presI
"a" ' W '''' "''''N'' ~ '''' L4=--
railroad, has acquired an interest !.
the Iron Exchange Bank, and hiE &
been made cashier Of that instituti0s 81
az successor of the late W. :. ReNs
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
All Depends on Reserve.

But since there remains no doubt
that decisive attack is the very key
stone of a battle, all other actions
which make up battle must be en-
visaged. considered, organized, pro-
vided with forces in the measure in
which they will prepare, facilitate, and
guarantee development of a decisive
attack characterized by its mass, its
surprise, its speed, and for which. in
consequence, it is essential that there
shall be the maximum reserve force
possible of troops of maneuver
The reserve-that is 10 say, the
prepared bludgeon--is organized and
kept carefully instructed to exc.
the single act of battle from whice'S
suits are xpected-namely, there
ciSive attack.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
No Victory in Defense.

Our first axiom must be that to
achieve its object battle must not be
purely defensive. A purely defensive
battle, even well conducted, does not
result in victor and vanquished. 1t
is simply game that must be begun
over again
''From this it is an obvious corollary
that an offensive, whether started at
the beginning of an action or whether
ii follows the defensive, can only give
results. and, in consequence, must al
ways be adopted at the finish.
ITO maintain our position is not
Synonymous with being victorious and
even prepares for a defeat. If we re-
main where we are and do not pass to
he offensive to fix the direction of at
rack, to guard against the plans of the
enemy, and prevent him from carrying
out the same maneuver, we must un-
dertake to carry on and sustain numer-
Gus combats, eaeh with determined
aim
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
w. N. w., MILWAUKEE,, NO. 25--191s
They All Have.

HAS your daughter a definite OBJ
iect in view, now that she has finished
her business cducatlon?"
Yep; matrimony."
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22

RE ~ kHKeA Watson 4. Coleman, Wash
RM 4 p N 4 Va ington, d c. Books free. High
RA y RAW ~ est references. Best results.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
OFFENSIVE ALONE
BRINGS VICTORY
General FoCh Says Reserves,
Carefully HuSbanded, Will
Deliver the Knockout.
BLUDGEoN MUST BE STRONG
Used at the Finish WIKI Surprise, Mass
and Speed, They viii Make the De-
csive Attack, Destroying the Enc
my's Organized Forces.

Lond0n.-Only an offensive, charac-
terized by surprise. mass and speed,
can bring victorious results in warfare,
says General Foch, commander in chief
of the allied armies, in an article which
he contributes TO the Field, a weekly
journal.
Modern warfare, to arrive at its
end and TO impose its Will on the en-
envy" General Foch says, recognizes
only one means-destructio of the
enemy's organized forces.
War undertake. and prepares this
destruction by battle, which brings
about the overthrow OF the adversary,
DISCREPANCIES his command. destroys his
discipline, and nulliheS his units as
far as their fighting power is con-
cerned
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22
CuticurA CompIexlons.


Nothing better than Cuticura Soap
lOO5 Chas. Shedwick, Ashland Wis. Ike
1913 Barton Lloyd Schulze Quincy nd
1920 E. J. Ledvina. Butternut Wis I'M
1926 Reinhold Blach, Hurley
1924 Louis J. Jackson, Hurley POS
1899 Angelo Martini, Hurley lall.
ALTERNATES
lO46 Gust K. Walter, Hurley
lO47 Luigi Tabacchi, Hurley
The following will be sent eX-
Columbus Barracks, Ohio, withian.
the 5 day period beginning July land
Order No Name and address tteS
1854 John b Rubatt, Hurley lck-
1858 Herman Blise, Iron Belt
1862 Joseph Pr0basky, Quincy
1864 Erwin Bobrafski Butternut. w
1867 Emil Maximoski, Montreal her
1913 Warner J. Paynter Hurley n
1919 Cyrus +. Thompson, Quincy toe
1882 Camil Arbeck, Iron Belt
1885 Thos. ]. Mercer, Saxon euEx
1893 Emil Bruno Montreal
1902 viii Frank, Mercer
1l0l Mike Alanen, Gle ~,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-22

81 don't believe l would be alive to
give tins testimony if it weren't for
Doan's Kidney Pills" says Mrs. Julia
A. Thomas, ll25-A Missouri Ave-, East
St. Louis, III. Il was IN a serious
Evening journal., 1918-02-20
INSURANCE. LIFE.

CONTINENTAL LIFE ms. CO.. Philip
Burnett. Pres, ls2 dupont Bldg d. 4
A. 5720.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
CIETY, OF L. s., Harry S. Gierhart,
Mgr; John p. Hyatt and Louis Rosen-
blatt, Special Agts, 3is Ford Bldg. D.
4 A SITS.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE co. OF AMER
ICA oil Market St. d. & A. 6jSS-W.
MErRoPoLIrAN LIFE INSURANCE CO,
4o0 Equitable Bldg. D. & A. 500
MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO. Of New York,
A. ". Swarts, Mgr, 372 dupont Bldg.
d. & A. 5237.
NATIONAL LIFE ms. CO.. Of Vermont,
Chas. y. Palmer. Mgr, 304 Equitable
Bldg. ID. & A. 14o0-W.
PHILADELPHIA LIFE INSURANCE CO,
130 DUPONT Bldg d. & A. 6TI.
PRUDENTIAL ms. CO. OF AMERICA,
Thos H. Fullerton. Mgr. 6i3 Market ST.
ID. g. a. GOO
3 UNION CENTRAL LIFE ms. CO. Arthur
a. Wilmot Genl Agt. 923 Market 81.
y. z 4. s69S-W.
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PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS

ADAIR. DIR. JULIAN. 500 franklin 81. ID.
& A. 11il
BANToN. DIR. coNwELL. o2i French st
ID. * A. 4oOi.
BrcKMAsTER, DIR. H. c.. 400 y. Fourth
81. d. q A. 3OS5 and 1895. Auto z5Ha'
COOK. DIR. THOMAS D.. Ninth ana fine
Sts g. A. iuoe-W
CRUMBAUGH. DIR. J. W. $40 Equitable
Bldg ID. X A. o5io.
DE LAcOUR. DIR. J. NJ r. WHITE, 7od
West ST. u. & A. $50
rLBrRT. DIR. S. G.. 1000 French st. d.
& A. 1894.
TILFGOOD. DIR. ]. A.. Or. Z. r; Myer-
berg. Asst. f0s Equitable Bldg D. A.
2020.
HUGHES. DIR. c. W.. OF W. Eighth st.
u. s. A. 50l3.
KELLEY. DIR. ALFRED l., laOt dufoh1
ST. ID. g. A. $3.50
KTYsrR. DIR J. S.. 1912 Washington st.
ID. g. A. 5iss
KRAEMER, DIR. wM. H., 1000 Madison st.
u. q A. a2oi
IUKENs. DIR. 7. PAUL, Oil washington
St. ID. & A. 1i20
MURRAY. DIR. HARVEY A.. los W.
Twelfth ST. II. g. A. lIot
NEGENDANK. DIR. f. T.. 14o3 n. Broome
81. b. & A. 1i54.
NICHOLS. DIR. ELI. 1907 Mt. Salem Lane
d. g. A. 0Nos.
PAwLIKOwsKI. DR., s. B. oo2 s. van
Buren ST. d. & A. 2oos
RovITTI DIR p. A. NJ, serenth and
Washington SITS. d. & A. 1850.
SMITH, DR. d. A., 1000 French st. d. & A.
1884
SMITH. DIR. PAUL r.. Twenty-seeond and
Washington SITS. D. & A. 1893
spAcKMAN. DIR. JAMES G.. Kane Apts..
Delaware Ave and Madison st. D. a
4550.
SPENCER, DIR. F. E. so5 s. Heaid Sc. d
q A. difo
/ sTADTER. DIR. JOHN NJ. 7o6 Delaware
Ave ID. & A. 3oI.
] STEVENS. DIR II. CLAY. Hiectro- There
/ peutics a Speciality. III ". Tenth st. ID
& A. $40 Auto 1862
/ WALES. DIR JOSEPH p. Delaware and
Woodinwn Aves. D. a A. li3s-W.
WASHBURN. DIR. VICTOR D., s22 Wash
incton ST. u. e. A. 50le
WoNDERs. DIR. II. T.. oculist and Aurist
154 DUPONT Bldg. d. & A. oo43
I ZION DIR. s. NJ. New Castle Ave. an'
Hcald St. u. & A. O3i5.
Evening journal., 1918-02-20

PLUMBERS, GAS & sTEAMFITTERs.
BR1soN. JOHN c.. 1os W. Seventh 81. d.
g. A. 1891
r4roN. ISAIAH n. 1904 West st. d. &
A. $50
rscorr FRANK H. s27 orange st. d.
q A. 734.
cAwTHRoP & BRO. Co, Fourth and
ghipiev Ste. d. g. A. 73.
HAAfAN. LOUIS H., 302 y. Eighth st. ID.
& A. 40Ss-R.
/ HuTTEN. GEORGE c.. Gas and Steam
Filters, $50 Orange St. ID. q A. llVo.
/ MELLON. HARRY f., 500 orange St. d.
g. A. 13S0-W.
PIERCE & MIDDLETON. 2122 Market 81
- a. A. aiId-d.
PURKs. LEONARD L.. 2oi2 Market st
d. e. A. 2ilj-W
I ROBELEN. WILLIAM c.. Plumbing an,
Heating 623 Shipley St. d. a A. l-to
7 STEWART. CHAS. q BRO, i15 shinley 81
/ ID. g. A. 355.
I SWEENEY. w. b.. Lead Burning, Hot
water Heating. $40 Madison 81 d. A.
26S-J.
/ TAYLOR. SAMUEL H., Brazing and Aeety-
lene Welding. 225 shipley st. D.
g. A. 2269-W.
wELDIN, n. T. & SON. ois orange st.
ID. e. A. 2s3l-W.
WHARRY, JAMES. Steam and Hot Water
Heating. 400 Z. Fourth 81. ID. 4 A. olos'
Auto. 1909.
wITsIL. c. p. & W. p. Contractors and
I Builders. Electrical Work, leO5 W. SIX
teenth ST.. ID. & A. ll4a
Evening journal., 1918-02-20
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.

BoND MACHINE CO., Builders Special
Machinery, Fifth and Monroe Sts. d.
& A. 73s.
FRANCOIS MACHINE CO., Special Ma
chinery and Parts, 1I10 Pine ST. d. &
A. 17S2-W.
GILLESPIE CLOUGH MACHINE CO., r.
S. Clough, Mgr. Ashley. d. A. V'o
HrrIrs A. JONES Co. Machinery for
Working Plates, Bars q Structural
shapes. Ninth and Church SITS. ID. &
A. 1920.
PusEY & JONES CO. Paper Making Ma
chinery, Foot Of Poplar st. d. & A.
1850.
REMINGTON MACHINE CO. Ice-Makinr
i q Refrigerating Machinery, al +. Front
St ID. e. A. 1910.
! TRUMP BROS. MACHINE CO, Beech and
| Anchorage SITS. ID. & A. 1927.
Evening journal., 1918-02-20
MrsIcAL INSTRUCTION.


BRADFrELD. EDNA TURNER, violin
iste), 500 W. Fourteenth ST. ID. q A.
2713-W.
prrRNs. MRS. LILLIAN MOORE, (Piano.
Technique & Theory. sl2 Lombard st.
D. & A. 2S5S-W.
CARPENTER, 7. LESLIE. B. NJ, Voice,
Plano, organ & Theory, s21 Adams st.
D. 4 A. $40.
DUNLAP, HELEN v, (Pihno), 2114 wash
EDWARDS, MARION l., (Pianc), 1910
van Buren ST. D. & A. so64-J.
GRIFFITH, RUTH H., (Piano ( Music
Appreeiation), SIS Adams Sc. D. A.
455o-J.
JOHNSON, ELIZABETH b.. (piano). so7
Jackson st. D. & A. 55il-W.
MASTERS, EDITH J.. (Piano and
Theorvj. Authorized Teacher Of the Pro-
gressive Series OF Plano Lessons, Studio,
si4 West ST. D. & A. 55T.
NfFsSICK, GERTRUDE NJ, Certified
Teacher OF Piano, 1000 W. Eighth 81.
D. & A. 627-R,
MoFFrrT, f. VIOLA. piano, Pipe Or
gan a theory, 2300 W Eighteenth St
Graduate OF South Broad ST. Conserva-
tory, Phila. ID. q A. 1880
sAxToN, MRS. EMMA. gpiano), Special
Attention 20 Beginners, 1907 Washington
St. d, 4 A. 454I-W.
sTAUsEBACH, HARRY p, (Violinli 2oi
Broome ST. ID. & A. 700l.
] TAYLOR, JOHN D, (Cornet and V.olin)
700 Johorso. 81. .. L. -oos.
Evening journal., 1918-02-20

REAL ESTATE.
ArwELL & CAUFFIEL. Tenth and Ship
ley SITS. %. g. A. l62-
BOWERS REALTY CO. Isaac ". Bowers
Mgr SO7 Shipley St. ID. 4 A. Zee5.
BRAAfBLE. WM. u. CO., W. Ninth st.
%. & A. 474.
CARPENTER, JOS. T.. JR.' fourteenth
and Market sts. ID. A. uoo
DUGAN's REAL ESTATE g. INSURANCE
AGENCY, A and Heald SITS. D. A.
rWARr. s. FRANK, Farms & Suburban
Properties, 8 W. Ninth St. ID. 4 A. 4i4.
GIBBONS & MOORE. Ninth and orange
sts. %. & A. 71s
GoODING, CHAS. W, Eighth and JET
fersoI SITS. D. g. A. $3.50.
HARDCASTLE, II. B.. Real Estate Dept,
p. r. r., 02l Market 81. d. & A. 7294.
HIGHFIELD REALTY CO.. 228 W. Ninth
81. d. & A. 0S92,
HOLLOWAY J. W, CO., si2 Equitable
Bldg. d. a A. $3.50
PENN. & DELAWARE DEVELOPMENT
St, " 3, ( 4. s5is, '
POWELL, WALTER e. conveyancing.
Insurance. Mortgages, $50 Market st. ID.
& A. 5l07
rALLEY. JOHN W. & son, Eighth and
jefferson SIS. d. & A. $3.50.
TATNALL. 3 CO, 2ls W. Ninth St. n.
a A. b663-W.
VERNON, W. SCOTT. als W. Ninth St
wrNzING. c. W, Real Estate 4 fnsur-
ance, eo2 shipley 81, p. 4 A. 1895
WOoDLAWN GO. Rockford, y, { A.
acol: SCI cFsnt Ave. =. : = so4Z-
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MOTORCYCLES q BrcrcIEs-RErArns
NrRsEs. oRADuATE 8 REoIsIEnED.

CARROW. MISS MARY E., r.. ~. No z
Lyle Apartments. d. & A. d0ee.
CARTER. MISS ISABELLE. r. n. 2ti3
Madison St. d. a. A. 1910.
COLLINS. MRS l.. n. n, Ashley, Della
ware. u. & A. G4Gs-R
CONNOR. MRS SADLER. r. n, s23
Market ST. d. g. A. 3I3.
DENsTEN. NJ RACHEL r. ". Maternity
Cases a Speciality. 2l0 W. Iwenty-second
St. D. & A. 46ii
HAWKINS. MISS EDA S., r. n. 100 West
st. D. A. 1920.
HAYES. EVA B.. r. n. Red Cross Nurse,
Rockford. u. g. A. 226o and 4oa3-W.
HAZEL. MISS ANNA p, r. n, 900 Kirk
wood 81. d. & A. 6oso.
HID. MISS EMMA. r. ~, zoos Jefferson
St. D. e. A. 7453.
JONES. MISS HELEN A.. r. n, Z Lyle
Ants. d. & A. 6o99
LEIPERr. MISS PAULINE C.. R. n, 1917
W. Fourth ST. d. g. A. 2i30.
LEsHER, MISS GRACE. r. n. Lyle
Apts. b. & A. 5000.
MARTIN. MISS ANNIE NJ. r. n, 2i0 W
Twenty-second ST. d. & A. 464i.
MATTHEWS. TACIE ~. r. ~, 217 W
Ninth So. ID. A. 5oof.
NICHOLS. MISS l.. j., r. n, 40S n
Franklin ST. ID. g. A. 5f30.
soLLOwAY. MISS PHANCY, R. n.
Buckingham Apts- Tol W. Tenth 81. ID
& A. 1850
SPARKS. JESSIE f.. Grad. 1911 Market St
D. g. A. 4f03-W.
SPENCE. MISS ETHYL NJ, r. n, 4os "
Sixth ST. ID. g. A. Sis.
sPOERL. MISS ELSIE H.. Grad. 800 p
Tenth ST. d. & A. 2ilO-W.
TAYLOR. MISS MARION l.. r. N. 100
Wawaset Ave. D. E. A. 12e6-J-
4 rONfANY. MARY A., r. ~, 21i s. Jack
son ST. D. & A. 4126-W.
f VISITING NURSES ASSN. Miss Mari
7. Lockwood. supt COZ West 81. d.
A. $3.50 and 668l.
/ WALKER, MISS LILLIAN F., r. n, 80
s. Harrison 81. d. g. A. 47aa
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1NsuRANoE-oENERAL.

AMERICAN INSURANCE Co. c. Z. Dick
inson, Mgr, $50 Shipley st. d. & A. 1865.
cILPIN. VAN TRUMP & MONTGOMERY,
dupont Bldg. D. & A. 194.
HIGHFIELD, wAl. j., 226 W. Ninth st.
d. & A. 6s92.
LAIRD, ALEXANDER, odd Fellows
Temple. d. g. A. 7s2.
MOORE & HAWKE. odd Fellows Bldg.
D. & A. 762.
ROYAL INSURANCE Co, LTD. c. H.
Scott, Mgr. POS W. Ninth ST. d. & A.
$50
ASSOCIATION, SIG W. Seventh st. d
& A. sos
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NuRsEs. PRAcrIoAL.

NUTTER. MRS. CLARA f.. 4O2 W. Thir-
tieth st. ID. & A. 5423-W.
SIMPSON. SUSAN H.. sol Clayton ST. D.
& A. 2s65.
WILKES. MRS. GERTRUDE j., 50T W.
Third St. d. & A. 30is-J
WOLLFORD, MRS ROSA. 80 =. Twenty
second ST. d. & A. 33o5-M
Evening journal., 1918-02-20

RusH. ]. d. & CO.. Mfrs. 4 wholesalers,
421 dupont Building. d. A. $500.
cATLIN. r. II. CO., 7O5-7oe Equitable
Building d. & A. 2O54
GREEN & FLINN, INC, Coal 4 Lumber,
Greenville, Dell ID. & A. 340s-W. Auto.
442-R.
HATHAWAY, J, W., Architectural Wood
work. 20i Madison st. ID. & A. 2559.
HoLLINGswORTH E. J., Coal & Cement.
Marshallton. Del D. g. A. ooi6-R-1.
JUsTIs. J. G. CO., Lumber & Coal. New
port, Del D. & A. 800.
KENT. LINDLEY c. CO. Front and Mon
roe SITS. D. { A. 81. Auto. 2oe7.
srNfNfONs. s. G. & BRO CO.. Front and
Tatran Ste. D. 4 1. 2S-.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

BIssELL. GEORGE p. Member OF n. Y
Stock Exchange. dupont Bldg. d. 4
A. 1888. Auto. 1741.
DoLLINGs. R. L., CO., Investment Bank
ers, 500 Ford Bldg. d. A. 36sS.
LAIRD & CO., Z DUPONT Bldg. d. & A.
1912 Auto. 1880.
NIELDs. JAMES F., 3 DUPONT Bldg. D.
A. 1885, Auto. 1855.
ROSS CHESTER H.. 207 Equitable Bldg
ID & a. 1000. Representing Borden &
Knoblauch, Members Phila. Stock Ex
change.
SCOTT g. CO. p W. Tenth st. d. & A
1862 Auto. 1888.
vCrNtFrNfAN. L. L. & CO.. Edwart
Abrahams. Jr., 200 Ford Bldg D. & A
152
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INSTITUTIONS q HOMES.

BLIND SHOP. G. RI Van Trump, chair
man; Geo. r, Miller, sec; Caleb Stabler,
treas, 305 W Eighth st. d. & A. lss-W.
.CHILDREN'S HOME FOR FRIENDLESS
CHILDREN, Riverview. d. & A. $50.
DELAWARE ANTI TI-TUBERCULosIS So
CIETY, Marshallton, Delaware. ID. A.
.TQ0
FERRIS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, DR.. T.
ri. Davies. supt., Marshallton, Del. d.
& A. 1926
GARRET. THOs. SETTLEMENT HOUSE
Mrs. Blanche W. stubbs' pres. Mrs {.
~ s. pites. sec; Frederick Bring
hurst. treas, Seventh and Walnut
SITS. d. q a. 6266-J.
HOME FOR AGED WOMEN, Mrs. II. p,
Rumford. pres Gilpin Ave. and Harri-
son ST. D. & A. 6lS.
HOME OF MERCIFUL REST FOR IN
CURABLES. Miss Alcorn, matron, Lov-
ering Ave. and Union St. ID. q A. lso2-W
ST. JOSEPH HOME FOR CATHOLIC
ORPHAN BOYS. Rev. John A. Clancy
Supt., 1912 French st. D. & A. 204.
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THEATRES.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. c. L. Brsdnelds
Mgr SIS Market ST. p. a A. 1i50
MAJESTIC THEATRE. A. J. Beiair. Mgr.
7O3ib Market St. d. g. A. 4if5 aud 2il9-W-
NATIONAL THEATRE. $40 French ST.
D. a. A. 227o-R.
PLAYHOUSE. THE. Louis Ailomann. Mgr-s
DUPONT Bldg ID. A. A. 600.
QUEEN THEATRE. Oscar Cinns. Mgr
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MEATS. WHOLESALE.

MEATS, WHOLESALE.
ARMOUR & CO. Packers. 312 ". Front
st. d. & A. 563.
MARTIN. D. b. CO.. 900 Tatnan st. d.
& A. 1903.
SWIFT & CO. Packers. Meats & Produce,
7O4 Lancaster Ave. d. & A. 533.
WILCKENs, STATS g. CO., 21S Tatnall
ST. ID. & A. 40.
WILAfINGTON PROVISION CO. Third
and Orange SITS. d. & A $50. Auto. 2100.
WILSON & CO. Packers. 3os W. Front
St ID. & A. 1855
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OILS

OILS.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO. Foot Of Com
merce st. ID. & A. $50
CREW LEvICK CO.. Gasoline, F. +. Col.
Inns Mgr. 122 S. Market ST. d. & A
1850
HEARN OIL CO., Third and Commerce SITS.
ID. a. A. g.
PURE OIL CO, Brnndywlne Point ID. a
A. 1851.
WILMINGTON OIL & REFINING CO,
Jas NJ Barnes. Genl Mgr. f0T =. Thir-
teenth St. d. & A. 1911.
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.

WEBB. JOHN NJ. wholesale & Retail
sixth and Lombard Sts. d. A. 6S52
YOUNG, A. T. Eighth and Kirkwood SITS.
d. & A. 2205.
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TEAS a ooFFEEs.

CRESCENT TEA CO., H. sandersons
PROP. Tenth and Kirkwood Sta D. q
DoNoHos COFFEE HOUSE. $40 King st.
ID. a. A. 773-W.
RICHARDSON COFFEE CO.. SIS King
ST. %. g. A. Gal
GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO..
A. j. Johnson, Mgr, 22s King 81. D.
a A. 1929.
Evening journal., 1918-02-20

BARKER. HARRY W. Poultry & Provi-
sions. s33 King ST. d. g. A. 7344-W.
DEXTER. ROBERT. COZ King St. D. 4
A. 475
eIANfAfATTEo. P. CHARLES. sn King
St. D. & A o6o.
JOHNSON & BRO Seventh and King &
sos King St. Wholesale Department, 236
Tatnall st. d. & A. 65
NfAICHLE, JOSEPH T.. Sixth and Spruce
SITS ID. & A. 504s.
ArE1LER. CHARLES L.. s2s King St.. D.
& A. 2634.
OHARA. JAMES. Correct Prices, Service
q Courtesy 201 Madison St. D. a A.
2633: 527 Madison St. ID. q A. 6l1o-W :
Lancaster Ave. and Franklin 81. d.
& A. 3s05-W.
RUSSELL, JNO. f., Ninth and Spruce SITS.
%. & A. 8sis-W Reed and Van Buren,
sts, d. G. A. 176i-W
RUSSELL. JOSEPH P. Fourth s.. and
Delamore place. D. & A. 3972-W.
| TALLEY. WILMER, 500 King 81. d. &
A. 26o9.
/ THOMPSON, JOHN D. Second 81. Mar
/ ket D. & A. sos.
/ WILHELM. JOS. E.. Choice Meats s Gro
ceries. 704 W. Eleventh St. D. & A. ooa
S13 King St, D. & A. 613s-J.
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Publicity
to the
Merchant
rAILoRs

BAsKIN, IsIDoR. $40 orange st. d. &
A. i362-W.
CRAIG. WALTER j.. 72o King St. d. &
A. 1884,
DELFENO, DANIEL. Merchant Tailor. 4
W. Seventh st.. ID. g. A. 7iS5-W
DIsIrRO BROS seventh and Jefferson
SITS. d. a. A. J0o2-W
GRAsSo. CLEMENTINO, 1904 W. Sixth
81, u. a A. 6isS-R.
LEvINSKY. L., 1t18 Lancaster Ave. D.
& A. 0f01-J.
PREMIER TAILoRs. 4os W. Eighth St
ID. a. A. Gi20-W.
PYLE. LESLIE L., Merchant Tailor. o1s
orange 81. ID. g. A. 273I-W.
/ SANTUCCr NICHOLAS. Up-to-data
/ Work. can a Deliver, Fourth and jack
son Sts. %. g. A. fif2-J.
/ sISOFO. NJ. & son. Ladies' a Cents Tails
ors, Fourth and Jefferson sts. D. g. A
513S r.
/ T. s. WOODEN MILLS CO. Clothiers,
Eighth and Market SITS. D. 4 A. 11is-W.
/ WEBSTER, W. A. Suits 20 Suit You. 4-d
T.. Eighth st. d. & A. Ii5-W.
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PIANOS a TALKING MACHINES.
PLUMBERS. GAS s srEAMFITTERs.

HARKNEss PIANO CO. soi-3oo W Thir
tieth ST. d. e. A. 43sa
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BIRD TRANSFER CO.. Fourth and Pins
SITS. ID. q A. 4f2.
cross. wAf Livery & Coaching, 1io
French ST. D. & A. Cow.
FRISBY. V-M. Also Cement and Plaster
ing Work. SIS Walnut 81. d. 4 A.
G2ss-W.
KILMON. CLARENCE r., Long Distanee
Hauling. 42i French 81. D. 4 A. o7i-W-
LEAK & PIERCE. Foot OF Logan ST. ID.
a. A. 5sol-W
LOWE. JAMES s.. Piano Moving. 1903
Tatnan 50. d. a A. 2374
TIGANI. JAMES. AT Your Service. 217
Jefferson ST. %. g. A. 6io3-R.
A. 20in Auto. lios.
WHITE. HERBERT, Piano Moving. 3is-
800 French 81. ID. a A. 7o4.
/ WILMINGTON TRANSFER CO, Bnggag'
Hauling Exclusively, p, B. a W. Depot
u, a. A. 173.
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LEATHER. ARTIFICIAL

DUPONT FABRIKoID COMPANY. SIS
dupont Bldg. d. & A. ll2O Auto. oios.
LEATHER MANUFACTURERS
BLUAfENTHAL, F. CO., Glazed Kid and
Side Leather, Front and Adams SITS. ID.
g. A. Si3.
BURNS -FECHT- CO, Calf
skins and Glazed Kid Black and Colors,
us W. Sixth St. ID. & A. 1900.
COKE & LLOYD LEATHER CO. Glazed
Kid, 211 W. Third st. d. & A. 252-W.
DFLNfARVIA LEATHER CO., Glazed Kid.
2Os W. Fourth 81. d. & A. 3e55-W.
LYNCH. FRANCIS E., Sixth and Monroe
SITS d. & A. 220.
NEW CASTLE LEATHER CO.. Glazed
lid. Eleventh and Poplar sts- D. & A.
PYLE LEATHER CO., Patent Leather.
New Castle Ave. d. & A. 1924.
RHOADS. J. f. & SONS, Betting and Lace
Leather, Eleventh St. and b. a o. r. r.
d. & A. 21o.
STANDARD KID MFG. CO., Of Delaware,
Glazed Kid. Fourth and Monroe SITS. d.
g. A. 7444.
WILMINGTON LEATHER CO.. Second st.
and Greenhil Ave. d. & A. $3.50.
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RED oRoss RELIEr woRK.

CIVILIAN HOME RELIEF. Miss S. NJ
Gordon. Sec. o13 Delaware Ave. ID. &
A. 2670-M.