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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
THE wHITEsIDEs DENTAL CO.
A little more
sVaIitJ for q ne.
Gle lees money.

Reward for information leading Ia
the recovery OF bicycle stolen from In
front OF Ankeny Assay Office. Du
pont Pharmacy.-a1.
Try our special chicken or pork
noodles and you will call again. Elk
Cafe,-f21f
Lyric Dancing Academy at Tele
scope hall. Regular Wednesday and
Saturday night dances. Lessons in
standard and modern dances, every
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
CITY OFFICIAL FINED

DAYTON. Ohio, March 2G.-Jack
Dempsey local cop, who carries no
Who's Who" with him and who de.
clares they all look alike anyway"
saw there were no red lights indicat,
ing construction work on Fifth street
at night. Street Commissioner II. T.
Timer said guilty before Police Judge
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
CLASSIFIED ADS

Notices Z Lines ana Less In
Length VIII Be Run in This
Column For SOC Per Week.
For Each Additional Line 1oc
Per Week.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
BRITISH SLAUGHTERlNG
THOUSANDS OF GERMANS
(Conunueu IRON rage Qne)

CONTINUED from rage One)
the German masses. Reuters CORES
pendent at British Headquarters
wires that over a large part OF the
battle zone a retirement is going on
so as TO maintain an uubFOken front.
German prisoners say that the enc
my advance is behind their schedule
the Kaiser planning upon being much
farther advanced at this date than he
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

A grand farewell military ball will
be given at the Bradley Thursday
night in honor of the boys who will
depart for the training camps on Fri
day. The boys will be given free
tickets to the show and dance and
everyone will have an opportunity to
sec them and say goodbye. The dance
will begin at $50.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

Red Men will meet Wednesday
night the eth, at sharp. Work In
the Adoption degree. Milton II. Badt.
Sachem.-m27.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

The funeral of George W. Elmore
will be held tomorrow from the Pres
byterian church at p. m, where the
remains will lie in state from IL a.
IN. until the close of the funeral. In.
torment will be held In the city Gem.
etery on the hill in the valley he loved
so well.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

The independents bulletins on the
war are finding much favor with the
people OF Elko. who are displaying
great interest in the movements of
the belllEerents on the western front.
We nave been obliged 10 do without
our board again today but are posting
our wires in our winGows as quickly
as they arc received and many pco.
pie read them in passing.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

Jack Greiser returned this morning
from San Francisco. While there he
visited the Elko boys az Camp Ere
mont and at the Preside. Tom Agee
is doing well as a soldier. Lance
Deadly was moved from Camp Ere.
mont the other day for parts un.
known.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

1t is rumored about town today that
Z. K. Stallo. the Tuscarora mining
promoter, was arrested IN Salt Lake
City yesterday as a German spy and
a German code book round on him.
This rumor has not yet been con-
frmed.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

FOR RENT-One thrcc-roomed
house, furnished. Phone 433.-al.
FOR RENT Two furnished houses
close to the ROundhousc One two
rooms-one three rooms. Phone 1873.
al.
FOR RENT-OffiCe rooms-Title
Guarantee & Trust Co.-m22p.
FOR RENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms. Inquire at $40 Com
mcrcial streeL-m27p.
>------~---->-~------
OPENED UNDER new manage
mcnt, Colonial Boarding and Rooming
House, Ninth St. opposite Grammar
school-steam hcat-tcrms reason
able-first.class tablc-also 2, 3 and
i-roOm apartments in connection. Call
or phone the Colonial between 2 and
: o'clock p. IN. and and 8 o'clock D.
m.-m9p
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
evening. E. NJ. Kerr. instructor. i2stt

ORIENTAL NEEDLE WORK AND
KIMONO SHOP-Mdeira, Cluny, Fill
let, Florentine. Venetian. Turkish
Rugs. Silk Underwear. Negligees,
Shirt waists. japanese Kimonos and
ell kinds OF Oriental Goods, whole
sale and retail. NJ. Lamey, 435 Rail,
road street. Goods will be sent c o. ID
10 any address.-i2ltf.
Singers, White, Domestic and New
Home Sewing Machines for sale OF
rent at the o. X. Second Hand Store
-m9tf.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-31
OUR FLAG.

See, oh see! our glorious banner,
See it waving in the air.
o, it will have an elegant manner
Floating in Berlin. over there.
Yes, but across in FOUNDER window
See the star once blue now gold.
Then how each heart grows fonder
AS they think of the lads so bold.
Think of the boys who helped to save
it,
Save the flag for you and me
And each one here will do his bit.
To help those boys across the sea.
Help to carry the flag to Berlin,
Place it on the flag staff there,
Then they'll send that Hun flag
hurlin'
oh! that will be grand affair.
o, it will have an elegant manner
Floating in Berlin, lover There, -
And to the boys will give the ban
ner
When they come back from doing
their share.
To those boys that come back
Great homage will pay
But the number we lack
Remember! they helped saved the
day.
Remember those lads
Who their lives freely gave.
To crush those big cads
And our America to save.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-31

Il. j. Lcyeland of the Audubon
Canning c.. went to Omaha today
for few Gays business trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
GLENDALE TO CELEBRATE.

-per1ai Cores Dordencr 0c z very Evening
Milford. Nav The own .i E.-en-
l4ie rlch i .l thIs district. l2s gone
.ver the top .l hitting manner anu z
.rirnrarl0n viii be Aeid mere .5norrow
.tternoJn. lt winch -Ine tile honor lag
1al r. presented rs tie 'aTn
i.ienuAle ,Ith = population aoour
~0u ga- asked tp subscribe S+.4L}. but
quite h.t ever SIO.ODU aa-, ueen raised
th,, sZact figures not icing available ar
-.i- -me
tu automobile .ara,le. d wl.rl s mum =
aer ID machines from Milford U,l '-A.
parts siu ~ ariG preceding r4e meeting.
Nucl wIli ee ure-lled over tr ts-r'
N Jester. SUR. hartman =. tlt --s1gle
& uicn Elieuda.- 4, located. le lono.
tag su ee presented .r II. u. aJDot
Milford aH9 : o4ol..-r -l-rulAA ~.
lie sussex County loan 3umiJ-ae
lu4 uiu re r-eeive4 s Mrs tsrrz
lester aaIriuau '.c t.IleA 't
uuftr+
Rev RI h Stephenson. la,or
Avenue ~ lurru hllIJru al I..4..
the address u rup .t-eruooL. -o.u
, Boy scouts Milford. d aar1
>coutulasJer Harry AAo. r4l .sL.
me celebration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
AUTOMOBILES Fo3 SALE.

AUTOMOBILES tOR SALE.
AUToMoBILE hudson Super-Sn Inn
CUISINE. 1911 model ao be- sSsn Al
'trcetS Price Sl000 ) NJ braun
stern
AUTOMOBILES Ford touring eAr also
ford deHNcFy tr1eA hoth m hrs; class
condition Must scil - \ortn \ au Burcn
street Phone u. 4 \ l@4o
AUTOMOBILE 1912 Hudson Apply Ell
wood Souder. Ninth aud Orange SIS
AUTOMOBILE Five passenscr Also
shop, iSx34 feet. for rent. Apply Su9
Snlpley strtrt
AUTOMOBILE tire passenger. ,tx-cyliu.
der HAYNES. both winter and summer tops
first class. eondlt 1on harr! T. iooNo,
3a~U
AUTOMOBILE fise-pas~engcr Buick good
condition Harry loosv Bouleyari and
Van Hurrn street Phone 2@sO
rroNoBIlE lolt a,,~pa~,enxer Mich
igan touring car N good condition Can
-, seen any tNening - tt.3 North Hsr-
rison street
AUTOMOBILE 1910 Fofd roadstcr. d,
pris ate party Address ! =. thery
Evening ofhce
AUTOMOBILES Trucks Federal. $50
Nutocar So0A. Ntm. S4uu compete WIN
l,aales - Meat Ntuth -
AUTOMOBILES parts tor ali make, Of
aIJauobltc9 new and second maud SPRINGS
,.h,.rls tires tubes and all parts Adams
street Garage. BOZ Adams street. Phone
4442
a5TO 5TONloBILks We buy second hand
u{omobIIes Tor parts. any condition
Adams struct Garage. oO4 North Adams
street. Ihono 444z-M
-AVE ,our Old tires We nave spt.i.it.zet
on 4 pruCJsss whereby 10 matter Aow old
Z. Iirg ~ tan MAKE il not only practically
nkr n,Ng tat give you a tire that viii render
-, ~. 10 YOU. Guaranteed tor :, rJ0 mites
tor less than half the price uf a neH tire
Ne also specialize IN sulcanizing all work
t.uarantessi Empire Double Tread 10
9Z3 sh4pIcy street..
loQh-Automoblic owners. ~ bay odd
ntlioa aud tlrts not suitable for usg- LlS Ia
81 nrices paid Jacob frotsai. 3l5 kAs /
lh4ra street. =. & A. phone COUSIN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
ROOMS FOR RrNF.

ROOMS FOR RENr.
DELAWARE AVE-. lIoi one furnished
third floor room next - bath
ROOMS Tor lodging or light bookkeeping
Il2s West rhtrd street
ROOM Front nicely furnished for two
refined m"n sii lombard n
ROOM Tni'd-story front suitable for one
nr iwo mrn Reasonable loa Wost ~inth
strtst
ROOMS with board sos We. Eighteenth
street
ROOM Largo. second no"r. nay window
or two gentlemen 10 meats Address N ll.
Every Evening ono"
ROOMS Niooiy furnished. with hea' batn
and use Of phone two biocks from depot
20o KING street
ROOMS FOR refined gcnnemen Reference
Officc
ROOMS s25 Wc-t -ivth stree, rhre.
FOR Ilgnt housekeeping
ROOM on" larxr Furnished for light
housekeeping fI4 Washington 81
ROOMS Furnished for housekeeping aud
lodging 5t9 East Fifth -
ROOMS Two. On third moor. an. large
front room and : smaller room back fur
ni,ned Or unfnrnisneh vii rent sinri" or
Aadrr~~ is. Esery Ev"ning once
ROOM Third story furnished. io4 Vest
seventh street
ROOM Nicrly furnished. for refined ady
81 t,raEt avenue
ROOM LARGE third--tory from III con
venienc,s 4se u pnone 5oI Vest tightn
street
ROOMS Two. farnl~ned. for .sn, aou>e
hsspng. Tor refined couple. e.Ioi Monroe
= rec
Rooms Thr.e very ae-,rsot'. ..nf.lrn.shed
~uo vest NInta ~tr"t'f
ROOMS To. anf4rni-ar! teasona bic =
txcn4nge tor ~ervlct AppiE >e1 Washing
ron street between ana
ROOM ~erond-story front furnished
apply l3iu Nest stree
ROOM A. Bellefont, arg, 4nfurulshrd
suitable Tor housekeeplng 1au ioH4 oak
ROOMS f'trnisnga sor ign housekeeping
ROOM rhtrd moor Women yniy 1921
Meoi fmrtetntn STR,
ROOMS Four and oath. heat not water
Northwest CORNER r9urtu and Rodney
streets
ROOMS -Threy nice light Tor gbt house
1eeping. W cnidren fhone Nv
ROOMS <iceis fl. u.nished front. rIrh pr.-
vatg patn. ID. Y oo->-@ Ioi4
Monroe street
ROOMS Two. unfurntsled. second story
1font communications. I'rlNatg family
Immediate pOSseSStUn. Address >. EVcry
tsening omce,
l.OOAt and board Tor two young men u
man anu vile. wv W esl 81.
IWo furnished roJms. 80 - feRth
street.
MASnIN0ToN ST. 1907 Room. iurnIsa aed
FOR Souns nan Phone ,-5i-N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
READERS
PFLTABILlT =
RESULT
CECm COUNTY NOTKs

Special Corros spondenoe ~ 8 very Et,oln-
Elkton Md May 81 Pyle tnJ
Craig Adair u Wilmington IJG hatt
leased he farm Of W ID iINH MAR
VI kDcky, on the kikion lDzfDrl rp.d
and have brgun excavations 100 the -carc.
81 chrome II ~ SAID the land b rich r
kaolln. feldspar and ssbo-to uIor thr
terms of the lca-o ir Ireu ai.i gft
royalty Of - per Ton foF any 2. thc n9n-
mo'iites taken from the farm
Another conslprnent ~ drafted men
lGlt fiktOD this morning igr f1i4uios
Dhi". tnr war duty Those .D The p1rt.
we're Charles a Grant and william Z
AfbucAlc, Elkton, ! Raymaud Mailman
hc@aINakc CITY John p Carroll, War
Wick Andrew Copeland 9 ropper. p,r'
DEPOSIT Roland Z Pedwo.l Bai',r1orn
Nd
Mrs. Lav.nia slack oeichrs'ed her oGtf
birthday auniversar, today, by % lauIr
gathering 20 her home near lIirkory Hi'i
Port Deepest Dramatic riuh has DO
mated the prpcrcds oft piay gi1euln br
torn hall, Fnday 9lgi as' a. tho rca
ross unit Ihc amoYuf u.s ssf -
Edward s Garrett and Herman Wa
gate. mcmbcrs pf fr j. noX tsiiour3
Camp Mcric'laa aonwton >ls. ar
pending 'hc Tc'k nd rth thcir Dar'-
in Elktou
The roul we5fher - Tho Yq rcr 8a.
ha- rgueod no'i~csbIc 3rrrraeo ~
hshtg pduHr. nh RI lcr 3~ sr--
caught in Fik Err'h ta-t ~
TIeirtrra rrcr
Lvup Gillespie esisf.t- a-hr
I'sfou Banking Ind 1r.-
notified ho Director faatac ha
ftr -li rs .Ho e.ior 4rd
thc prr rrt rroutt
~ ), Levr -rgutIy .ryr-fe #0
W~'Jcf ts rnrtesej .fs ..vrt-
Ei u'er Jprn aI- .lt- 'f-.H.
,ordirg ntr'r- q Etr".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
To HAVE FLAG RAisi<G

speciai Z ar- -tanIer-a grts
Eewpor sIav tfr-
lIt.ert I,1an 1umittao .- rutr
ME- tuD u -a.a0u uora- rr-E
more than $4,000 worth
Ih,. e.rnlur tlr comm.-r --e
ar h0Har TAG etn trele N
clock hIl-lr aii. ..- .rnisns4I s fe,
.nea! aI F--- -lI P3nt bands. and u-omi-
grut -teaker- Hlli ~ lr attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Wilson Line
PASSENGER, >Nl) fREllul

MtLNuNGrON-PHu NDFLpHIA kNtEE
palll yAcepf saturdays. sundays ana
holidays
ICaEc Wilmington folrtA street NhArt
and Philadelphia 4 chestnut street wharf
~ q m, ~ O'Clock noon and i5 n. I'll
Saturdays and SUNDAYS onlN leave both
Wilmington ana Philadelphia AZ 20 ANA
10 30 m I 30 tlN and y "a
All boats stop az Penn Grove and Chester.
hange in fares elective MAY
Daily except Saturdays. sundays and hoIi
days, between Wilmington or penn'S Grove
and Philadelphia adults. 25c each way
children. l5c each Way.
On SATURDAYS sundays and HOLIDAYS
adults 3Oc each way children l5C each waN
Between Wilmington or Penn's Grove ana
Chester. daily. including Saturdays sun
days and holidays. adults l5c each way
children l0C each way
Increase n local freight rates 10 effect Mas
For detailed Information apply 10 treight
office
wIININGToN PE>NS GROVE ROUTE
summer schedule ID effeVt MAY
Leave Wilmington, 81 go. z. $ p. ~.
n a, III a. O'Clock noo0. 4 #
q, St q l0 aad u b ia
Leave Pcuu'~ Grove az o, 1.I1. s. 81 l0.
II, d M, II o'clock noon, 2l5. II
:. q S 4. M Is. u and ~ il u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
VISIT wOMEN's coIrEGF

Ierl C.--. e,-1.rr
~tau,u. Ia
fiabnf Stanton v.t.~.3
College 4.
p D..
atr -nsaH- ...e-. r1
through rlir .i.-s te. to.
trh .ort ttEra. .r --
taQasi aho~ ,uo lo,.~
.urtg .}.n- re
ttao' rtn nsieae 1r -gag-
- stanton rg1ulftfnr
.e- snr
lt.r-lt, rrer Eia-4
.arr aEt
mn 'ue lr Era a-sar
% .l0ttr0 .s+frg r..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
TOR SALT.

OR SALT.
BABY COACH Bloch. reversible gear
EAcellent eouIlitIon. viii sell reasonable.
loIs West Thirteenth street
BABY CoACH Bioch. good condition.
Inquire 7O7 Jackson street.
BABY CoACn in arst-elass condition.
Apply 13IJ MARKET street
BOILER 80 ii. p. ,ertleal. With e,tac.k and
injector complete 4. +. oloeanb Co.
Inc
CARPENTER sHOP-rwo- story. Il feet
front. 30 feet deep ol3 Noliaston street
Inquire Jos. J. Rebman. 0o5 jefferson
street.
CHEAPEST PLACE 60 ouy Stnser machtuss
hen. used and secondhand machines. g.
up. Phone 25l9-J. ". 4. Garrow. singer
Shop. o27 West Fourth -
DININGRooN SIT Reasonable i342
Nest Sixth street.
ELEVATOR Good. suitable tor light manu-
featuring plant. Apply Il. {. llndali. 9it
Orange street
White Plymouth Rocks. Mlss h EualA
Wcldin. koutc Wilmington. llel
GROCERY STORE shaucroes avenue and
lincoln street doing good business
Must be sold by next week on account Of
going % camp James brennan thone
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 1000 Delaware
avenue
HORSE Bay mare 8 years old. .3o0
pounds. sound work anywhere. single or
double. also delivery wagon Apply LOUIS
Max. Fourth and scott ots
PARTITION II fect tong. 10 div Idle ofiiss
or room Apply RooM loo. du ront
, Building.
pool TABLE Complete. now cover. solil
color balls. cues. 4No. a Aiacfartand cot
Ford Bnidns
PAPER nAN0INf3 ana S4n decoration.
=; quahty opcCial reduction ON lanrics
kOsil y Bro. 81 0lipies street. Next 60
1Oraer ruin sIrect Pheno i155-J.
SHOWCASES Apply / Goldstein. aoi
kast Fourth -treet
TOMATO. pepper anu eBs pants, rose.
gcranium anu other bediing plants. tirt.e a.
houses twenty nEth anu Concord avenue.
Market stand. southwest Coruef oIAtn aud
hing STREETS. vance ~ 80.
WALI. PAPER-Now IS tna time 10 nav
work don't al IuodcrAtU arises EstGmaIts
Cheerfu1S furnished. Jones ~ AoAoks Az.
ohipIcy street. A.. y A. oU5S-J.
S415 1uyS .uIlS aaAranieCd new sItayu4 plan0,
Dt-lCh carr 5U ToilS music. year > .res
tunlng. Easy terms a desired IIewea.
Iano 90. 1t Mea N4ntD UreoI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
AiAssEUSE

DK HOLDEN Dermatologlsl Face cor
rector, all bemishrs removed from the
face imperfect features jbirth. disease or
accidentl corrected rough coarse pores
smoOthed and skin refined complexion
cleared. hoiows and wrinkles removed
Hours to and Z 10 .. Equitable Bldg
hOom uu2 Ih0nr Isl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
NOAlEN'S SPECIALS.

AWNINGS repaired aud put Up. Geo.
Haworth 9l2 yl4 king street. Phone
ID. n \ -4u-=J
4kptTs-l 600 carpets wanted 10 clean
storage rooms. Sl.5u and s. per month
aair mattresses and feathers renoN ated
Both phones George !. Lang Co. l2O5
OranAe street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
SITUATIONS NANrnD.
ri NfOVALS

ALBERT BUCHER the sign maker has
removed from 6l6 ShiplCy street To his
new building 7l3 Shipley street
WM 4 MOORE opt0metrist. has moved
his office from III West Ninth street 10
9I9 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
TYPEW RITERS

RENT and repair al makes ypowritersa
sell rubber stamps. .o0sc zeal binders anr
Stationery Odice supply and Fype9ritx
Go, 703 tord Building 1ila-h-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cruts per counted line Tor first
Insertion and sc per line for each sub
seoucnt insertion--bascd on minimum
OF three mes and six words To tho
line.
All ADVERTISEMENTS set N SIX point
,nonpareiD unless otherwise ordered.
ilsht face. 10 point 10 Is point. per-
mitted. and charged for on six-point
basis
Ono month = insertion 81 per line.
mo ad ecccptcd Tor tess than three
lines
Ger line per month on contract. No
sc accept,o Tor less than three l!nes-)
SPECIAL. CLASSIFlCATiCNS
SI~ciai notices. dividend notices. an
uua, meetings. elections. proposals;
public ealCs. auction sales and ail
srtcial Siassincations will he charged
Tor az rate of Ioc a line for the hrSt
insertion and Sc : line for each sub
seoucnt insertion. Adycr iscments
running one month charged at month
ly rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
PRINTING.

lNDEX CARDS Special opportunity 90
get index cards Anything YOU nerd An
kinds and sizes Cha5 H. Gray. printer
ID East Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
MALE HELP WANTED.

ACCESSORY SALESMAN MD
STOCK MAN; ONE ACQUAINTED
WITH THE AUTOMOBILE AC'rS
sorry AND PARTS LINE: IN.
CEILENT OPPORTUNITY Fok
PERMANENT POSITION. STATE
AGE. EXPERIENCE AND SALAkt
DESIRED No TRAt ELING AD-
DRESS y II. EVERY EVENING
OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

YOUNG LADY 10 uork In grocery store.
reference required. 900 East Seventeenth
street Phone 2d39-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
MoroRclcLE, ANp BLoneLEs.

NLDTORCNCLE~ ..r sale ..- ass.-
uta- IL sLEEt4y -e-1. 4- cA-g44. .'ele..-
Nc tate lnGiALs. taFlcy -DA ..-s---
et her &i,feEyut nahGs. som iAtr s.,
Aou speeds 1910 -. 4l4
- Sc 1910 > wltl SAGE cAEs A-t sclr4 LI~-.
machines have been traded o ia .a-
models. have 81 U~en 1Fe-ha-IeL al
Iu Al condition. q D. >llunlch. 30 ie,a
NarE avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
NANTED TO BUl.

RAGS newspapers. metals. t4. .l--rt a..
a. Nlaus OK l4nk We pay ~,--,>l r-ic
n Delaware 4 ~lCa-. -9t M41is1l sf9te
ID s. a. uhCce is4S-J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
HELP WANTED.

HEIP WANTED.
IhA1EDI ATELH names men. women wish
ing 10 becOmU government clerk at
Washington 800 month Answer y D
Every Evening 0hio
TAILOR Man or woman for repairing
and altering clothes good pay Apply
III East second street
Il ) governmrDt wants help Immediately
Men women . or over. 500 month
List positions free. Franklin Institute
ilept ~ H. Rochester. s.
SITUATIONS NANrnD.
EuI nigh school. desires work Saturdays
Address Box -. Ev@rS Evening Oice
HOUSEKEEPEk wants position N small
family No washing best Of reference
Box Y H. Every Evening ofiice
sTENOGKAPHER FeIpale nve year, &
perrncc thoroughly competent desires
position SALARY so per wech host ret
crcncca Address 20. Every Evening
OfiiCp.
WOMAN, white. wants place a. cooh No
laundry work Willing 20 90 70 the
Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.

HOUSE Eleven rooms. one -quare from
du pont Building Rent 81 Address
n Every Evening oficn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03

BoYS OVER i6 YEARS OF .AGE
FOR NIGHT WORK FIVE
NIGHTS FER WEEk II hoI ~
PER NIGHT, EASY WORK. Gpplp
PAY. APPLY LABOR BU REAl.
ROCKFORD GATE, JOSEPH BAN
CROFT & SONS COMPANY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03

BOY. Wilmington Auto Co. 22l West
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

HOUsEs-On rental pian. IN svery s,ction
Of the city :. Howard Gordon. giS
Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03

BOY 10 work in store. Apply Hudson sup
ply Co. Front and Market StS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-03

YOUNG COTORED Man l.
LAUNDRY. SIXTH AND oRANGE
STREETS.
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AUTOMoBILE Hudson Super-SA Inn
CUISINE 1917 model aa be- sccu Al
" aInut Street Garage. Fourth and " aiuut
streets Price 5000. = VI Braun
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BOYS-Two or three. over III years. EX
cellcnt opportunity Apply trump er"s
Machine 90 Beech and Anchorage SITS
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-01-11
PLANS REVEALED FOR TWO
BILLION DOLLAR PROGRAM

Washington Plans for a two-bil-
lion dollar government ship-building
program were revealed when the ship
ming board asked Congress for au-
thority to place $7O1 100000 worth of
additional ship contracts. At the
same time an immediate appropriation
of SS2. 900 900 was asked for the ex'
tension of shEyards and for provid-
ing housing facilities for workmen.
Thus far the board has been author.
ICED to spend for ships $1,23400o 600.
The request for further AUTHORIZE
ton and an additional appropriation
bring the estimates OF funds needed
for shipbuilding to $2,01S000,OO0. If
the additional funds are made avail
able they will be put largely into fabri-
Gated steel ship contracts, although
some contracts for ordinary steel
ships will be let as will few for
wooden ships on the Pacific coast. No
new shipyards are planned by the
board. The fabricating yards have
contracts for about 500 ships now,
which will keep them constantly EN-.
ployed into 1919 but the board 10 sax'
lous to place more contracts.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-01-11
Plate for Worn.Down Heels.

AT time when economy seems to be
permeating our national life, the in
yention of simple metal piece for
building up worn-down heels seems
most appropriate, the Scientific Ameri-
can says. Leon Weinsteln of st. Louis
has brought out II tread plate which
has an upturned marginal tlange taper
Ing on opposite sides of the middle
lire and disappearing near Its edges.
The plate is perforated and has up
standing ENDORSEMENTS about the re-
spective performations, the emboss-
ments being of such a height as to cor
respond to the shape of the heel to
which the tread is TO be attached.
Thus It becomes possible to build up
the worn-down heel with one of these
new tread plates In few moments
time and ut an insignificant cost; ana
the wearing qualities of the new heel
are far greater than those of leather