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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-26
LEGALS
NOTICE or SALE or AuToMOBII.E T.
TRUCKS tOR STORAGE AND
sal AAtgIAfs MI

TRUCKS tOK 81 OUAGE AND
SAiNhGlNG RlLL.
Notice ~ hereby sven that In pur-
suanto Of n lien for storage and tot
work, ana labo' IN saisaping and haui.
ihg TO their place OF business. which
Hsid ,n Is In favor OF the ukiinoma
''hs tnyin. Company. n corporation.
against tho Commonwealth Insurance
gouIlaDy Of New NorA Clty TIE IRE
Equipment Company, n corporat on Of
oklahoma city. Oklnhoms. I'D Al
scmans and II. u, hanags. ard thc
property Of the said commonN ca,tu
co@f"ny' "a 3"S."s r. s.msn: .m .na a''R"Sn. r. ~
kantsa and on which said ilsn ,laIm
,hcte Is due the sum Of three hundred
and SIXTY dollars tlSs0) for storage
and MY dollars $50, tor WORK IN
sslvaslng and hpulins the properly
mere matter described and The costs ard
expense OF foreciosuAr. and sale under
sald lien, all Of which 10 past due ard
which said lien 10 on the following de
SCI lhed property.
Three 80 one ~ ton indiana Tructa
model Motor Nos, 1876, 1880. 1894
nov Therefore. tho above pioIeIty.
OF no much of :, as 10 necessary 20
satisfy The above described rsn will
be sold nt public ou,-cry 10 the high.
est htddcr tor .psh on saturday. ,ne
18th day VI November 1919. nt z o'cio,k
y m. nj the place Of business ~ the
Oklahoma Gas Engine Company at III
North Western Avenue In OK ahomA
tiiy. Oklahoma County. State Of Okla
loma,
To satisfy said lien indebtedness ana
coat OF this sale.
Dated, posted and published. Mt okla.
homa CITY. Oklahoma County, state Of
Oklahoma. this llth day OF November
1913.
OKLAHOMA GAS ENGlNAcOMPANY.
Lien Creditor. .
By Harry W. Priest. Attorney.
2lT Weaver Bldg.
Oklahoma CITY. Dkla
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COTTON.
NEW ORl gANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2e.-Pcor en-
bles and talk Of n general railroad strike
were responsible for a drop pf Ga TO n
trading today Little attention was
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov 96-rOTATOEs %
steady; arricals 60 ears. northern whites
sacked t2ibN ass, ditto bulk S2kOq
90, westerns. not quoted.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

OWNER must sell new California
bungalow ~ West uh street, q bls
rooms ana breakfast room hcautIilil
Ilrphce, built.ln bookcases lots OF
cabinet work In the kitchen; oak floors
throughout nice. big closets. hunt In
ironing board dandy good bas.men,
fpnd garage this place VIII be ready
10 move into next week us. a snap at
we price and In n fine location. paved
ei''t, All paving paid out wnMinx
ulSihhre to churches. hiyh school and
aoNh'oNh; don't OVERLOAD THIS hon.
Maple ii!s
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ST. LOUIS,

ST LOUIS. Nov. &c POULTRY,
Hens s2c syringe PC; turkeys Soc;
ducks zee; geese 22c. BUTTER; Cream
cry 12c, EGGS &c,
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ilo. Ilnml

Life is teal lifa is earnest
And the StRNo In moi It's goal
nut n miners strikUthls winter,
Where tho HEX Will We get coal
-Rill Wood
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NEW BUN0ALO LOWS

-Four Just completed on w Goth st.
between Hudson and Walker Sta. on
pavement whict, Is about paid out; tIst
onc block from car line, three blocks
70 school. These bungalows have the
late bulltin features and ara certHtn
10 meet with your approval. Let US
show you these properties and explain
n payment plan that win interest you,
Prices, $500 10 $3.50. You can have
Immediate possession.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov ee-DuT TIER:
Easier; creamery 5sn1lc. EGGS; High
er: receipts ltisj firsts, 7iGI2c; ordi-
nary firsts, e.n6Sei at mark, cases IN
cluded. $40 lie; storage packed firsts.
73T7ic. POULTRY. Alive. higher;
springs isoi fowla isx Ue2o; turkeys sbc.
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PENNIES ARE FOUND
IN CLOTHES BUNDLE

A tiny silk purse, containing II pen
nies was wrapped inside n bundle which
came 20 the Frovldent assoclat ton In the
Lions club clothing drive
\ note, attached TO tho purse read,
TO some dear little gr. from another
/ litile girl
Miss Noyolln Gould, of the Prevalent
Iapsoclnlion, said today that she viii be.
| stow the ylu upon some child.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TOH sALT-By owner. large eight
: room house. hardwood floors, con.
crete basement. large attic. garage
with room for two cars. clstcfn. Lot
bOrlsO, n interested SEQ owner at ll2l
n Robinson; Maple 1910.
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Adys,,l.lno interest plseusssd--"Hu.

mHn Interest IA Advertising" was tho
subject tRl,ru ny Raymond y. Locke IA
o. tax g. the Al CUTS weekly iuncteon
thc Skirvn hotel today The talk
w0s illustrated with examples taken
from locsl Hrd national advertising and
'ugCrr'innV were made IN Oklahoma
'i' adTortlr"rv ~ 70 ways OF adding
tho human touch 70 copy
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sewer 70 BE hough only
t'"l reports have come from frequent
,'"s on tho "sll lt the wilson school.
"hI,h Is near % scwor pipe. the board
I ,d1cahHh, Ht'ng no chances on nos
stOie Iutlrc iuie iion, WI move either
The sevrr Or well Bcrt Uar' ,ity an
Flncer Is estimating the expense OF
moving tho ssper
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PIE supper Tonight ladies OF the
MuoCnhseH will hRVe pie supper 10.
ulgh' No Wcmtnii hall. fof rncsnbcrs AMI
their ttmlinA
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r Teachers Warrants Ready Now
'''i'ih warrants were ready Mon
d'i hIt many have not been chilled for
hohGa warrants Tor 80 gwen teachers
VINO ii''uJ,l summer schools last sum.
n1t, lsfItH HoyeWncr IT. have been
called Tor lu bGt f,w cases.
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Try This LIST For
California BUNGALOWS

--'H ~ ~~'S w ~
All are ncs, or practically new 8
tpoms and breaktlst room, on Weet
zbth street, special value $3.50.
rooms; brcakmrt room, basement
nnge solid drive, 3i,h street. spo
clsl value $3.50.
rooms, West 2Gth street. one OF
the hes, ones In the csy Tor the money
The finest oak finish you have every
teen; garage and drive. npeclal value
81 600
rooms; new, brcakfu-, room; al
otk finish throughout basement. yh.
rage It's Just cpmplst. hurin In
every respect on mll lots. paving IN
and paid for: located at M W 9Th
street only ) blocks 10 hlgh school
II sh snap At tho price 81 0oO
Fine 6-toom bungalow; W 2lfd. near
'l1m"u; fine big basement. garage:
etc. special 81 500
Fine. brick Acroplnnc; on fine cor
her. northwest; special yRiu. iId 500
All of tho above placer urs well hullt 4:
have double floors aud walls through.
out, oak finish; all Of the new built.
IN features. all are on paved streets;
I'll paving about paid out We have
many others iiclse call uA II YOU want
% Se homes worth tho mouoy
J. e. Green Realty CO.
Mrp'e i2i
22j American National
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PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov 26 Hut
ter. poultry and potatoes unchanged.
Eggs, ftrsts ic higher. 6se, seconds un-
changed. b. to SIC.
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GROOM BUNGALOW
Immediate Possession

lltl Wes, tlst street; q rooms,
breakfast room. built In features. oak
finish, m to now In eve way at
trac,ve terms. Cnll J, X. Moore, Ma
pic 1919, evening Maple ltas
n. ". GARDNER,
'i2-ls Amer Nat, Re9ksBlds'
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e'hObM modern cottage. two lots pi,,-
=, ing rhid out ptire k.si0. tcrns r.
~ Iilme MnlnM M.
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Brick

Closo IN on broadway; 5.siory. well
built and bringing good rent, il0.ouO
under ita value. See ua quick 81 800
cash viii handle II, long time on pal.
hnre
We spcclnlzo In busncSs property
Nelson Witt Co.
IsluhIivh,t 1QOT AutDut ~.
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Dr T. A Goodwin mas moved hiS
office 10 5iGa n Brondway, whrre he
|s prepared 10 give medical vspDf
baths ~ hc gave them IN Hot Springs
5lnlarum fof % years. tAdvb
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$500 Cash

balance like rent, buys t-robm bungn-
low. located on West yNh! 70 blocks
OF capitol, : lots lots; paid out paving
beautifu, home; fine SURROUNDINGS
Price 1900 Call Bailey nth
The Ross Crandall Co.
~ Nherlv nldH Mamie AAA.
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~ Harry w. Priest. Attorney.
2lT Weaver Bldg.
Oklahoma city. Okla


ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Under and BY virtue Of resolution
passed by the Board OF Education OF the
CITY OF Oklahoma city. OF the State Of
Oklahona, at y meeting held on the l7th
DAY Of November, 1919. public notice is
hetehy given that n special election h
hereby ordered hnd proclaimed TO be
held In said School District comprising
said CITY, and the territory annexed
thereto Tor school purposes, on the 9Th
day Of December. 1919, for tho purpose
OF submitting to the qualified electors Of
said School District the following propo.
sitinps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-26
WANTE D. BIDS AND
PROPOSALS
Notice to Contractors

sale, bids w.ll bn received Tor Nr
following Improve vmons up ,o p. N.
Dec 10. l9la at the city clerks Office
ta'tyicw, uAlnhoms. for approa imately
miles OF sanitary fvwcr. and 2 miles
of water main. Al bids 10 he accom-.
panied by certified clicck FOR 81 900
tn" council reserves the fizht 10 reject
any or all h,ds rlEns ana sprctfica.
ilons are on file AT the city clerks
Office llIrv'hE. Okla, Of the Macktn.
tosn Engineers office, oklahoma Ciiy,
OEln.
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kiusris Meeting carosiied o. T h q
weekly meeting - the klwRnis hub
which ls hell On THURSDAYS each neek
tas becn caurelcd his week on ac-
cunt of tho Thnutag wing holiday
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oklahoma Boys Superior Recruit,
UpW Oklahoma a1onrd the l. S \
oklhhoma are 'Hwc-strlck h.i,
happy,' ana show marked physical
HlprlldfliS over recruits from othCi
ststes, according to Information re-.
gtlNtd al the city recruiting station
rom Lieut. Thomas Krllh.C OF The
oklahoma who recently conducted a
recruiting party over the state.
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shall the Hoard OF Education OF
the city Of oklahoma city. OF the
state OF Oklahoma. issue It's nsgo-
table connWn bonds to the amount
OF $3.50. 10000 for the purpose OF
providing additional funds for COM
pletinG the construction OF 4 Junior
high school building In Capitol Hill.
AN addition TO Oklahoma City. Okla
homa; y junior high school building
Oklahoma City, oklah oma: and a
Junior high school building In tho
northwest section OF said Oklahoma
City. oklahorns: and TO purchase an
equipment for said buildings and
certain ward school build(ngs. and 70
purchase additional real estate for
school hulldinSp: and also TO provide
for the levy and collection Of an an
nual tax upon all the taxable prop
efty IN said school district compris-
Ing aaid city and the territory an
neSed thereto for school purposes,
sufficient to pay the interest on said
bonds when dus and TO constitute n
sinking fund for the payment OF the
principal when due?"
The polls shah be opened at Q o. clock
A, NJ. and close at 7 O'Clock T. NJ. or
said date.
The number and location OF tho pollin,
places shall be as follows.
WARD ONE
Precinct I, 1901 West Fortieth street
Precinct ., Twenty eighth and Nc.
kinlsy avenue,
Precinct ., twenty .tif,h and Dough-,
avenue.
Precinct I. l7a7 West Eleventh strclt
Precinct 8, 2205 West Sixteenth street
Precinct q, lieS North Western ave
nue..
Precinct I, Twen,y-first and Western
avenue
Precinct y, Ill North Hudson avenue
uue.
Precinct II, 200 West Fourteenth
street.
:. Precinct u, Broadway circle, 1ila N
broadway
WARD TWO,
Precinct !, 1904 East Saventesnth
street.
cc'nct 2. rear Of aos East Tenth
street,
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irDcs ~ tho tsflDus srsdes 4 .a"'t
are am 'uAimately as follows
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Invitation 10 Cor'erencs-A request
20 attend the special conference Ia be
held In ~, Louis December or . on
rates from 81 Louis via barge and
All TO points In Arkansas, south OF
the Rock Island between Little Rock
and Memphis. and points IN Louisiana
west of tho Mississippi river to the
Texas line. was received today by
George Frodctckson. president of the
Chamber Of Commerce. II. H. Mcf-
rick, presden, Of the Association af
Commerce, ChicR 20. urges Frederick
son To attend the meeting Ms rep
teseRIptivo Of Oklahoma City.
City Pay DAY --Employes
~ the city whV.sre paid by the week
were given an opportunity today 10
buy turkey for Thanksgiving II they
want 10, a. pay day was advanced a
dpy for their benefit Only those who
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Navy Vletoy Buttons Ready-plue
nnd gold Victory buttons" for dis
charged and inactive naval service
men are ready. according 10 the city
recruiting station. which Is wiring for
a supply today.
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City lied Win New orlsans-The
clty naval recruiting station IL tied
with the New Orleans station for the
itnd IN the southern recruiting dis
trlct TINS station has hsd sO7 en-
llstWen'a SINCE recruiting was resumed
in December. 1918.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
CROWD AT CARNIVAL
DESPITE WEATHER
Special To The Evening journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Aug. Despite the rain
during the day there was another
largo crowd at the nremens street
carnival The crowd Monday night was
the largest for a Monday night since
the carniyals were started some years
ago More than 500 was taken in on
that night alone. The doll baby booth
Is proving ono OF the great attractions
OF the carnival and is doing a land
office business each night. Everyone
attending the festival seems 10 want a
doll. There arc many other attractions,
however. and 10 Is the general opinion
that the carnival, as a whole Ia the
best vel given. n VIII continue each
evening this week Hundreds Of auto
mobile parties from distant towns at
tend each evening.
ITO Arms for Liberty" the pageant
that students Of the Delaware College
Summer school were 10 give this even
ing IN front OF Old College Hall. VIII
be postponed until tomorrow evening
in the case Of rain Miss Clark. who is
directing the pageant. has everything
ready for the presentation should the
rain not interfere There was a re-
hearsal last night.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
new COUNTY BRIDGE.
TO COST S7,55l.62.
Contract 10 Build Structure
Over B ackbird River.
Given 10 J. A. Hirons
70 REPAIR LINCOLN
ROAD AT MARSHALLTON

AZ the meeting OF the New Castle
County Levy Court held yesterday aft
ornoon James a. Hlrons. OF Dover, was
given tho contract 10 build the new
lnler-county bridge over Blaokbird
river. Mr.. Hlrons bid was s755iG2
The New Castle County Commission
acted in conjunction with the Kent
County Levy Court Commission in this
matter. The structure will connect
New Castle and Kent counties, and is on
the state highway.
The contract FOR painting the River
Front bridge was awarded 10 Malaka-
tos Painting Company OF Washington,
D. c., for s2,96500.
County Engineer Grubb was instruct
ed TO prepare specifications and subse-
quently ask for bids for repairs on the
Lincoln Highway bridge over Red Clay
Creek, at Marshalton.
II was resolved that Forrest Lovett
and George II. Carroll be paid for the
month Of July, 1919. as county tax col
lectors. II was also resolved that the
county engineer be instructed 10 cease
operations by day labor on the Greek
road in Mill Greek hundred and pre-
pare specifications and advertise for
bids for reconstruction or the road In
addition, IL was resolved that the coun-
ty engineer be instructed TO prepare
specifications and advertise for the
scraping. supplying Of new stone and
dressing for the Lancaster turnpike
from Oak Hill School House TO Hockes-
sin and on the Newport turnpike from
The city line 70 Newpori
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
sso.sis FEES FOR COUNTY.

County Comptroller E. c. Clark sub
mitted the following report yesterday tc
the Levy Court Of fees received in
county Offices during the first six
months OF 1919:
Ofiice Of Recorder of Deeds, si5,769 70
Prothonotary's ofllce. s3.1s755: office
OF Register Of wills, s27.iii20: Clerk
Of the Orphans Court and Register in
Chsncery. s-.03939; Court Crier's fees.
1852. Office Of Clerk Of the Peace,
sJ,03f30; Court OF Common Pleas.
s399lj; Sherifrs Office, si72is; total,
SEQ. 1890
The county comptroller reported s629
collected in fines by justices Of the
peace and constables during the past six
months. or this amount s3is has been
paid into the county treasury, s3ii re-
naming In the hands OF the constables.
The matter will be taken up with the
court attorney.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
pIoNEERs NAME DELEGATES.

Delegates to the Catholic Youns
Mems National Union convention in
New York, on August % and q, were
appointed by the Benevolent Pioneer
Literary Association at their meeting
on Monday night
Ladies night viii be held in the
rooms Wednesday, September B. 4
tournament VIII be started during the
week Of September 10. and a smoker
VIII be held The following week.
Some Of the far-seeing members Of
the organization predict good results
Will be accomplished from the meth
ods the association will use in the re-
construction Of the work about to be
naugurlied for the welfare Of the
Catholic youth
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
PCSLAM'S BALM
ENDS ITCHIN
SOOTHES SIN

For eczema you must have an ehent.
competent remedy TO see true results. ,os.
lam is so good for skin troubles thatou
can make no mistake in trying II frstad
for all Apply right on the places ,t
burn itch and harrass; they viii be n.
hed. soothed. cooled Poslam offers quail
20 each ounce that cannot be equalled
pounds Of ineficiency. For every form
eruption on the skin, pimpies. scalp seal,
rashes. blemlshes. burns. itching feet
Sold everywhere For free sample write
to Emergency Laboratories. 2i3 West 47tf
St.. New York City.
Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam
brightens, beauties compilations.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
NOTED PASTOR
LAUDS TANLAC

That the stomach is the fountain head
Of most diseases was again proven IN the
csse Of the Rev. Jonah smith. viIkesbar-a
Pa, who, after suffering elk wear. vi,h
kidney trouble. found absolute relief
through taking Tanlse He said
Severe pains in the back ana arr,.. ~,
kidneys used 70 hold me almost rigid Rs.
fore ! had nnished half bottle Of ranisc
could feel the beneficial effects. while
todsy kidney trouble is thing OF the
past Ianiac got ny stomach working
right and kidney trouble soon left"
People suffering from nervous dahii,,v
eletpieseress, lost vitality. poor appetites
headaches. indigestion. weakness, stomach
liver ana kidney troubles should take Tan.
isc- the Master Medicine Of Millions" Sold
here hy y. B Danforth
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
day by RepresentatIye RIddIck. Repub.

day by Representative Riddlck. Repub-
lican. Of Montana
Six primary causes OF high costs were
set forth in the resolution. as follows
Government extravaganza and
waste; purchase and boarding by the
MAR Department Of vast quantities OF
food and clothing: export Of large
amounts Of necessities OF life; continued
imitation OF currency under the federal
pay roll with hordes Of unnecessary and
unproductlye employees. and failure and
refusal OF the administration to en-
force federal statutes prohibiting COM
binstions in unfair restraint Of trade 3"
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
NOT ENoUGu ICE ron ArRUIr

Shortage OF ice for refrigerator cars
is seriously affecting the shipment Of
pcrishable products, It is complained
by shippers Of fruit from the lower
part Of ihe state. Ice plants at Wyom-
ing and Bridgev8le are unable TO sup
ply sufficient ice for the cars. II is
sa d, and it may bc necessary TO ship
the products 10 this city and here
place ice in the cars.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
MnsnIIrn prsr GnnMs MnRsr.

Wilmington Is suffering from a mul-
tiiudo Of mosquitoes said a medical
man this morning, hut the nuisance
might be abaled II the surplus weeds
on vacant lots were cut and hauled
away The wet weather has been spe-
cially conducive 10 the propagation OF
the little pests and they seem 10 thrive
best where there Is considerable
faliaee"
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
mars ANNoy RTsInFNTs.

Residents north Of the BrandyNvine,
IN the neiehborhood OF the Zoo, have
been annoyed recently by an influx Of
rats, presumably from the Zoo where
they may be found by the hundreds.
feeding on the waste food around the
animal cages The over abundant
rains Of late are supposed 10 haye
caused The rodents TO seek drlor quar-
ters.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
rREIGHr RCs1NEss nlrnoNrs

According 10 figures Of the Pennsyl-
vaDia Railroad, traffic movements dur
ing June showed a revival m business
During HE first eleven days OF July
1896 cars were handled through the
Edge Moor yard. as compared with 49,
06l for The same period in 1918, and
ii.29s In 1917.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
mo- DIG FnR LARnn nAN

The Labor Day Committee Of the Cen
trail Labor Union win meet at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning, in Painters Hall, No
COS Market street.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
CARNIvAL AT ARnEN ToNIGHr.

Because OF the unfavorabe weather.
the "Nenetlon Carnival planned to
have been held last night. by residents
held tonight, weather permitting.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
ESTATES nF THE DEAD.

Letters testamentary have been grant
cd by Isaac r. Brown, Register Of wills.
on the estate OF Mary A. johnson 10
Caleb p. Burchenal and on the estate Of
Harry T.. Evans 10 sarah Field Evans.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

Letters Of administration he been is
sued to Kate r. Grcen~altn the es-
tate OF Lydia NJ Smith.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
TO COLLECT BBaNDYwINE TAXES.

Joseph MARITIME collector NJ taxes
for Brandywine hundred. will sit at the
Court House. on Saturday, August o
between the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

The time-tested heft, the splendid
temper and shape of the razor
Lincoln used-but it won't cut your
face. Furthermore, it's the longest,
strongest keenest, best-tempered
blade on earth, with more shaving
mileage than any other razor. And
when this two-edged blade has dulled,
keep u for sharpening in a spare
Evening journal., 1919-08-06

moment. You can strop it-you can
hone it-why throw good steel
away? Seven million shavers have
seen the good sense Of adding all
these extra advantages to the
acknowledged good points of their old
razor. Go to your nearest dealer and
JON these seven million practical men
today.
Evening journal., 1919-08-06
THESE LEADING DEALERS SELL THEM:

THos. J. BAKER. 5000 Market 81.
BELT DRUG STORE, eth a King ste.
r. 7. BIENKOwsEI, Maple a Van
Buren Ste.
NORA V. BRENpLE. sth & West sts.
II. n. BRINGHURsT, s17 Market 81.
IA. q. BUCkMASTER, 400 4. 9TH st.
T. "; CAPPEAU, Del Ave. & DUPONT
ST.
ELLEN j. CHAPMAN, 1727 Del. Ave.
1. LEWIS CHIPMAN. 2 8. Harrison Sc.
n. II. DANFoRrH. end and Market Ste.
DELAWARE HARDWARE CO, s01-2O7
ehlpley ST.
OSCAR c. DRAPER. 1901 W. eth st.
J. MILTON ECKERD, sos Market ST.
FRENCH STREET PHARMACY. 1000
French st.
F. F.. GALLAGHER, eooa Market 81.
MRS. n. B. GRADwoHL, 500 yanderer
Ave.
HARMoNsoN DRUG CO.. SIC Mary
land Ave.
HARVEY PHARMACY. 4o5 Del Ave.
ERDMAN HOFFMAN, 600 LINDEN 81.
hlGER PHARMACY, 4th Union Ste.
;, G. MchEEYER, 221O Washington 81.
hDW. ID. MseNAIR, i1i5 W. sth 81.
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