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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS
 AI4ASKA-Chatham Strait, Hawk Inlet East Shoal Light reported not burning, March "A, 1918, will be re- ''ghted as soon as practicable.
 By direction of the Commissioner ot Lishthouses.-W. c. PIBRELL, Insp.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25

LOST-Red Silk Umbrella, Black Ebony handle, Red Wrist cord, Re- turn this office and receive reward- adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25
The GRAND farch 25 Last Time
1.-TWO LITTLE IMPS"
 With
March 25
Jane and Katherine Lee

Jane and Katherine Lee
 The most wonderful youngsters in the world. In the most enjoyable comedy play ever shown here. "Two Little Imps." is right and they keep Un- cle Billy very busy as they go from one mischievous prank to another and kept the audience in an uproar most of the time. Those who have had experience with children can readily understand poor Billy's pre- licament, and those without experience can enjoy every foot of film that is shown, and for the children it's a perfect comedy and every child should see it. Tonight your last chance.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25
KETCHZKAN FURNITURE
 COMPANY
Before you buy, sell or ex- change your furniture, figure with the Ketchikan Furniture Company.
Opposite the Dream Theatre.

At the Stedman today are Mrs. A. B. Leonard and N. M. Tate of Union Bay, Jack Gustafson, of Choinley, and NJ. Lane, of North Arm. c. c. Garfield | of Seattle is at the Revilla.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
Rn,s and sunday SchonIs.

The problem Of interesting lads 10 their
teens IA sunday school lessons VIII be
treated By Samuch B. Fares ot Philadei-
phia, this evening ln lecture at
the u NJ. g. A. Mr. Fares Is a great
believer IN adapting the sunday school
program % the boy, With the Bible as q
text book rather than attempting 10
adapt the boy 70 the Sunday school and
"belahor the boy over the head With the
it, His work with boys IN sunday schools
has been unusually successful, and his
lecture here is expected 70 be full Og inior-
nation, the results of has own work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
COLLEGE Men Dine .

The annual banquet Of the Sigma M
oi Delaware College, took place IN the
Hotel du Pont Saturday night Albert n.
Wilson was toastmaster. The speakers
and their subjects were. G. a. Shorl,
Delta Kappa, Its Development w 3.
Edgar, \ Sigma M Out Of College ;
\. d. Trundic, Hints to Developing g
Convention G.. A. smith, Sigma Nuf
Relation TO Our Country William TX
Heald. The New Brother and The Fra
tcrnity + B Linton, Pleading Pr0t
lem IN War Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
ROMANTIC WEDDING.
Long Distance Telephone Feature i1
Marriage Of Wilmington Soldier.

Miss Bette AIenzles Of salt Lake Ciil.
Jtah, and ~ T. bradford. one of he
soldiers guarding Pigeon Point. Vere
married on Thursday by long distance
telephone ne cost of the phone convpr,s-
ton being So
Wire arrangements were made .y
Robert Nadekind u Sal, Lake gu s,.
Tuesday and here on "Wednesday l--
rtce Frank r Scott performed the cyre-
uouy and Bradford Wilmington witness
was Lieutenant William 9 PUriy acting
company commander
The phones at each end were put ou
party hines 80 that WITNESSES could hear
every word ii the ceremony and 10
difficulty was experienced on account oe
the great distance
Miss Nenzies. who comes from Henr-
eta Okla. but who Is staying at The
home of her parents az Salt Lake, whl.s
Bradford is IN Wilmington, met The
latter when he was stationed at Fort
Douglas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
Wilson Line

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
WtLAfINGTON-PHtL ROUTE
Daily Except Saturdays and Sundavs
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street WI arr
and Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf, az
: a. IN. II noon and AIS D. IN.
Saturdays aud Sundays only
Leave Wilmington. kourth street wharf
and Philadelphia. Chestnut strset wharf az
7.SO and 1890 a. m. 80. AIS and D. m.
All boats stop at Penns Grove and
Chester.
NILAfI \ NGTON-PENN = GROVE ROT TE
Leave Wilmington az 8 80, Il s. O. 10. iii.
Il O'Clock noon. I. =. =. 1. 3. 6. y. 40 and
II y III.
Leave Penn's Grove at 715 s. q 80.
II a. IN IL O'Clock noon h 2I5 s. &
,. .. :. .. III .. M. II. - a. IA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
NiASSEUSE.

HOLDEN INSTITUTE-Fac corrector. An
blemishes removed from face aud body
imperfect figures. birth disease or accident
corrected. Rough coarse pores smoOthed
and skin refined. Complexion cleared Hul-
lows and wrinkles removed Falling hair aud
dandruf removed in 10 days guaranteed
No. COZ Eqitable building Phone 1851
Hours 0 10 aud TO 9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
CLASSIFIED ADNERlIS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line Tor first
Insertion and SC per line for each sub
seauent inseI tion-based on minimum
OF three ines and six words to tho
line.
All advertisements set N siS point
tnouparein unless otherwise ordered.
Light fsce. 10 point to Is point, per-
mitted. and charged for on six-point
basis
One month insertion 81 per line.
NO ad accepted for less than three
iincs.)
Daily advertising for one year. Csc
ucr line per month on contract. NO
Hd accepted for less than three lines.l
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATlcNS
Special notices. dividend notices. an
nuaI meetings. elections. proposals,
public sales. auction sales and all
special classifications will be charged
for at rate OF l0c line for the first
insertion and SC a line for each sub
seuuent insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at month
~ rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
TYPEWRITEko.

We RENT and repair ali makes typewri.ersd
Sell rubber stamps. loose teal binders anr
stationery once supply and Typewrite
Co. 7o3 ford Building. 54I8-h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS with board 2o3 west Eighteenth
street
ROOM For gentleman, near b. & o.
station l6l7 West Thirteenth -
ROOM large. second floor. nay window
room in best residential section for one
or two gentlemen. No meals. Address II n.
Every Evening Office.
ROOM Furnished for ,wo business women.
Private family. central Address 7 -.
Every Evening Ohire
ROOMS Nicely furnished. with heat. bath
and use of phone. two blocks from depot.
200 King street
ROOMS Two. furnished second floor
gentlemen preferred g0G Park Plsre
ROOMS Two. furnished. second story.
with bath Private family inquire 2G2
South Harrison street
ROOM Tbird-story front 1901 Van
Bnren stree; Phone.
ROOMS Two unfuru'shed light. neat.
porch and nse of bath No children
200 West Eighteenth street
ROOM Furnished 2I2 West Twenty
fourth street
ROOM Large. furnished. front. second
floor. next. 70 large bath. All conventencet
use ~ phone Gall 914 "
ROOM Nicely furnished an convenience,
in private family for refined gentlemen
only. Centrally LOCATED Phone S773-W
ROOMS-TwO furnished for light house.
kceping Address = -. Every Evening
offica.
ROOM Com fort abie second floor 2lJ
West seventh street
ROOM second story front. gen lrrnen only
30f North Rodney freet
Rooms Two secoud-story furnished for
light housekeeping 502 Rodney -
ROOM Large. third-story front. an con
veniences use Of phone 5ol West Eigh'h
rect.
OM-COnn fortably furnished All con
VeDienceS- Light. neat. bath snd phone
Good location 40l Washington -
ROOM and board for two young men Or
man and wife. 900 West 81
TWO furnished rooms. 503 West Tenth
street.
WASHINGTON ST. 1907 Room. furnished
for young man. Phone 3Z5l-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOST-Brown Collie. white breast
answers to name of Teddy. Call ID A.
l6i2.
WRIST WATCH LOST-Eigin. letter Z en-
graved on back between Fifth and Market
and Eleventh and Orange. Reward III re-
,urned to I West Eleventh street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

Al TONlOBILE - Stearns- knight. 1917.
ohummy roadster. been run only 2.0UO
miles. toGr-cyiinder. Good new. Three
extra tires. Apply rs king street.
NFtafn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

AJTON0BILE-F Ford touring car. hrst-
class running condition. owner wiil >acrI-
ice on account OF leaving town. heap To
,pllck cash buyer Cau ID. x a phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

NOTOECECIE tcr sale. . big szSpr
men u ~ngnttY Ls1d. a. bargain prices
No have indians, fisriey-Davidson aud
thor different make. some lFfb's. .
and spee1s ieI5's. and y -Decd stA
nave A9i6'S with sice cars attarhed r hess
machines have been traded on new
models. have all been over hauiec and are
10 a condition. y. h. Afinnick. COS Dela-
ware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
APARTMENTS.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMoBLE-Bu D IS. All condl-
ton. Just repainted and vanished. Al
tires and tubes. v. HoUsel. richardson
PARK. y & 4. phone 5l41.
AUTOMOBILES Ford roadster. good con
ditiOn 1915 model. Also one Ford touring
car. excellent condition extra good tires
1917 model Diamond ~tate Automobile
%. sl5-l7-2l Tatnah street
AUTOMOBILE White touring. good con-
dition. Bargain 70 quick buyer -ioI
Monroe street.
AUTOBOBILE- 1918 Ford delivery truck
panel body, hrst-ciass condition Apply
2I2 North al Buren street
AUTOMOBILE Ford touring car. ars,-
class running condition owner will >acrI-
ice on account OF leaving town heap 10
quick cash buyer. Cali d. A phone
oS2S-J-
AUTOMOBILE IA Stearns- knight. l9I7.
chummy roadster. been run only 4.oOO
miles. FoGr-cyinder Good as new Three
T. WeIdin
AUTOMOBILES Ford cars in good
running order Apply II. Podo!sky ]OI
West Ninth street
AUTOMOBILE overland roadster. 1916
recently overhauied. painted. and battery
rcinsulste or Viii exchange for fke-paS-
senger car. Gail I3US stockton street or
telephone 1+55-W Or 3255.
AUTOMOBILE splendid condition
Apply I'd II. f. Duncan. Nfarshalton. Del
Phone 5543-R :
AUTOMOBILE Autocar truck. Upton. in
running condition. Viii sell tor 500 cash
Apply 1920 Pleasant street
AUTOMOBILE Mercer. rwo- passenger
roadster 1913. in good condition over
hauled. Apply Tourist Garage. Adams
street and delaware avenue
AUTOMOBILES Two Fords. one over
land and Metz touring cars. II you have
q FCrd car for sale take IL 10 garage. lll2
Tstnall street.
AUTOA1OBILES-I'ar tor al makes Of
automobiles. new and second-nan SprinSs
" heels tires. tubes and all parts. Adams
street Garage. 3o3 Adams street Phone
4442-W.
ACTOMOBILES-We buy secondhand
automobiles for parts. any CONDITION
Adams street Garage. 3U4 North Adams
street. Phone 4+42-M.
SAVE your old tires We have specialized
on process whereby no matter how Did
d tire We can make iC not only practically
like new but give you a tire hat will render
service to YOU. Guaranteed for 500 niles
Tor less than halI tue price OF a new tire
We also specialize N Suicanizing all work
guaranteed. Empire Double Tread Co
n25 Shipiey street
LOOh- Automobuc owners We ouy DID
autos and tires not suitable for Use. High-
est prices paid. jacob PTotlgai. SIS Eass
Third street. >. & a. phone 35uS-M.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
MALE HELP WANTED.

AWNING Observation-Disclosures Tho
NJ. Megary & son Co. sixth and Tatnall
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

FEMALE HELP WANTED.


BOOKKFEPFR--Fspcr Young lady;
permanent position. Address 4 s. Every
Evening Once.
DREaaMAKER wants plain sewers learn
crs. improvers on waist and skirts; long
season good snlsries J. NJ. Speakman.
Estcy Hnli Bldg. 17o1 Walnut street
Philadelphia. Pa.
DREsSMAKER wants extra hop: waist
and skirt hands. Apply from a. m to
8 y. m. 7i6 Market ST. third floor.
GIRL for bookkeeping. Sell Bros. sos
Market street
GIRLS for Machine work Delaware Hard
Fibre Co. Marsbalton. Del
GI ri, for confect ionery and school supply
store Apply northeast corner Eighth and
Jefferson streets
GIRL 10 assist with general bousework.
Apply Mrs. r. Willis. io5 West Seventh
street
GIRIs-whte. for general housework. Two
children In family. Apply 1901 Woodisvn
avenue.
CIRIs-White for general houserork in
small family Reference required. Wages
So per week and board. Address l.. q. Box
500. Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

ACTOBOBILE- 1918 Ford delivery truck.
panel body, hrst-ciass condition. Apply
1I2 North an Buren street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

AUTOMOBILE White touring good con-
dltlOn. Bargain 70 quick buyer. fOl
Monroe street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

AUTOMOBILE AutOcar truck. IL3-iou. IN
running condition Viii sell tor S4OO cash
AppIv lu2O Pleasant street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

AUTOMOBILE Overland roadster. 1916
recently overhauled. painted. ana battery
reinsulsted. or viii exchange for fKe-paS-
senger car. Gail I3US stockton street or
tetphOne I475-W or 3255.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

NOTICE-Dr. G. A. Church has moved his
dental Office from 504 West Ninth street 10
SI9 Monroe street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

AUTOMOBILE D f5 Al condi-
ton. Just repainted and vanished. Al
tires and tubes 3 " HoUsel. Richardson
Park. - & a. phone 5l41
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

AUTOMOBILES roadster. good con-
ditiOn 1915 model. Also one Ford touring
car. excellent condition extra good tires
1917 model Diamond ~Tate Automobile
20 sI5-l1-2l Tatnaii lreei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

BOY-Over 10 years to help on automobile
delivery. short hours and good pay.
Apply Kennard & Co, 623 Market st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

FIREPLACE FITTING TILE
GEO. W MCAULLEY a. SON
fOH ". Eighth ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
WANTED TO BUY.

RAGS. newspapers. metals. furDiggrt and
al kinds Ut Junk We pas highest prizes
in Delaware. ~. sloan. lOf Madison stree
-. e. a. phone lD4S-J.
TOURING BODY for Ford car M
Pine street Phone ZG7i-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

BAND SAW OPERATOR. Wilmingto
Fibre Speciality Co. New Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

HOUSE CARPENTERS Good pay 30 good
mechanics. Apply J. M. Phillips. ID 4 A
phone 2293-M.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
will be sold at public sale ON Thursday
April 25. 1918. at 10 o'clock a. m. at No.
furniture. including q number of chests,
tables and chairs in desirable colonial pat
terms and of mahogany, birds eye maple. &c
EQUITABLE TRUST co
Administrator.
ofIsabella Z. Rigby. deceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22

BOY Colored. to help around uphoisterinR
depa ri meut Must be over 10 years
Apply NJ. Megary 4 Son. Sixth and Tatnai
streets
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-18
MORE WORD FROM FRANCE

Arthur Simpson, son of Mrs Sto-
bic of Baker, writes on August { and
16, from Vichy, France, of the condi-
tions there and friends he met, in
part. as follows:
You Will notice that I have writ
ten the name of the town or city |
am in. 1t is the largest place | have
been in in France. | have been thru
several but never stopped.
Il am in the base hospital but do
not know how long will be here
1t was July IA when received
your letter, also one from Eva. | sure
felt sorry for Herbert and Edgar for
the death of little Helen hit them
awfully hard The boys received the
letter telling of her death the even
ling of the 14th and at Il O'Clock that
night the Boche tried TO kill US all
off. They bombarded us for eight
hours steady but they never gained
anything by ii. Our artillery gave
them four shells for one. suppose
the papers tell of what the Ameri
can soldiers are doing now. II tbs
good work keeps on the war will bt
over soon.
| was gassed but not seriously
Will be all right before long
| Was down town last evening ant
today for short while. This Is SONS
town. There are nothing here bu
parks crowded with people all th'
time. The first ice cream that | hav'
seen since | have been in France wa
today and did not have the pric'
of dish SO l had to pass it UP.
| Well, it's almost supper time. cal
hear the dishes rafting down in III
dining room. Meal time does no
come any TOO often to suit me an
we have pretty good eats too.
Did YOU ever get my three ~Libert
bonds? am pretty sure ! had then
sent TO you. If you get them by th
time YOU receive this letter see
the bank will take one and send m
about half of it and keep the rest.
haven't been paid for two month
and from the looks of things will nc
be paid for two more for | will nc
get back to my company for anothe
month and will not get paid until
sign the pay roll
/ ARTHUR SIMPSON. Co. b, l5i y
q pr 4 r F
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-18
BANK VAULT SUIT CASE
is DECIDED IN 81 AWARD

The damage suit of O. c. Beebee
against the Pioneer Bank and Trust
company WAS decided by the jury
trying il on Monday last, with yer
dict awarding plaintiff 81 damages
and costs The suit grew out OF The
removal OF vault door from the
First national bank building. which
had been leased BY the Pioneer
bank. When the tenant removed
fherefrom the management contend
ed that the vault door had beer
bought with the furniture and fix
lures. On the other hand Bebee a.
the holder of mort gage on tns
building cOntended that the Faul1
door was properly part Of th'
building and could not b. detached
/ The Jury was our for some hour
before being able TO agree. standinl
six-six until nine Of them goE to=eih
or 10 agree upon the verdict stated
in is said the plaintiff viii appeal
while the defendant bank People "a,
they are willing to stand the pay
Iment Of the costs OF the suit whiel
90 with the small damages.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-18
NEW METHOD OF TREATMENT
OF COPPER AND OTHER ORES

arrangements have been eomple;-
ed to install 50-ton reduction nlant
on 'he Pope-Shenon mine. The pro
posed improvement which will be
IN operation by the first of the year.
ilVoifes many new phases OF ore re.
aactlon by the teaching process as
eeFeioped By the mining department
ol the university OF Utah. The min.
ing department of the federal gov
erhment recognized the departure
from the old methods OF treatment.
and the new process was perfected
Dy the collaboration of the best ex-
perts OF the federal department with
frof Bradford. the head of the Utah
school Of mines.
| The Pope-Shenon ores have been
used largely in the labatory work in
the development OF the new process
of treatment.
"A three-ton run of the PopeShe.
non ore was treated this week to de.
termine questions OF cost and other
details OF economical interest II has
Deen determined that copper ores
especially. can be reduced to a l0C
per cent product as cheaply at the
mine as it has been done In the pas,
at the smelters.
The plant to make perfect extrac
ton can be installed at the mine a.
cneaply as stamp mill can be Sc
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-18

up f3T the treatment of free gold
ores This new mill can be installed
in units TO treat the ores OF the
small mine as well as the mine of
largest production. The product
COMES from the yais in pure bullion
or iagots ready for the markets OF
the world. The new principle will
be extended to the treatment of sui.
IDhide gold ores as well as 10 all
classes OF copper ores
The federal authorities have con
firnled the claim that the Pope-She-
non mine near Salmon Is a prac,ic-
able location for the first working
plant 10 utilize this new ore-reduc-
ton process. The class and quantity
.of the ores are assured at this mine
for the determination Of the pracsi
cal application OF the process fully
determined In the labratory and In
the experimental smelter established
at the University OF Utah.
| Owing TO the fact that federal ait
has been invoked In the development
of this process. which was really thu
invention Of Prof Bradford. ther,
win be no patents taken out cover
ing the process. The full benefit o
the discovery will be given TO tn,
mining world and Its use will be ah
.solutely free.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-18
RED CROSS NOTES

Two boxes OF linen, one box OF
dresses for Belgium RELIEF and one
big box of sweaters and socks have
been sent out over our allotment.
Five per cent of the Golden Rule
sales for the three days of the fair
amounted to s2170, which was do
mated to the Red Cross.
During the time of the order pro-
hibiting all public gatherings the
work will not be done at the Red
Cross headquarters in the Pioneer
building, but each day committee
will be in charge and ii is earnestly
requested that members will call
there for work to DO at home so that
our allotment will be done on time
GENERAL INFORMATION AND
INSTRUCTIONS for Christmas par
cells for men abroad, both army and
marine corps.
The American Red Cross will pre-
pare these parcels for mailing, an
arrangement having been completed
between the war department, the
post office department and the Red
Cross.
Shipping space available will per
nit the sending of but one parcel tc
each man.
To avoid any duplication and tt
make sure each parcel is correcL!
addressed, a Christmas Parcel Laoe
is now being issued to every mar
abroad who will mail this label (
some relative or friend who will bf
entitled to send him a parcel oS
complying with the conditions here
in set forth.
The relative or friend who receive:
a Christmas label from a man IN ser
vice overseas will apyly TO the near
est Chapter, Branch or Communli.
auxiliary of the Red Cross and upoi
showing the Christmas label will re
ceiye one carton. Skis inches IL
size. This carton may be filled VIII
any combination of articles that II
in II and are not barred by the pos
office department. The list ot aru
cles that may not be sent ma! o.
procured from the same place as tn'
cartons. The weight of the paree
must not exceed Is ounces unWrap
ned. When carton is filled IT snoui'
be taken TO the place where II VI"
procured.
No Christmas parcels can be man
cd later than November 10,
No Christmas parcel can De ae
cepted by the postoffice without IN
Christmas parcel label from over
seas. No duplicate can be issued Il
Christmas parcel label is host'
These Instructions have been issu
ed by National headquarters OF 'h
American Red Cross. are oasea o.
agreement with the War department
and the postoffiee department an
must therefor be strictly observed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-18
TO GO TO CALIFORNIA

The community will learn with re-
gret of the determination OF George
II Monk TO retire from active al
fairs in Salmon. at least temporarily.
including the severance OF his con
nection with the local banking bus
ness. expecting to spend the winter
in California. His family will remove
within a short time Tor Long Beaeh'
10 remain till spring. w5en they VIII
all return 10 their Salmon home. The
visit 10 California is taken primarily
for the benefit of Mrs. Monk
health. which has been impaired.