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Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
MINERS BACK

sunt l.. IT, Metzear and Frank LeNolr of Che Trcadueu Company returned hs morning on Che Mabel from Eagle river and vicinity. where they have been with u number Of mon looking over mining claims
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
WELL KNOWN
 MAN FOUND DEAD
James F. Fyic Long O Resident of Douglas Island. Found Dead
 in Seattle

Tho following clipping .a inhcn from tho soatuc Times of Aug. 29:
 "Found dcad at Che Patterson ! |MacDonad shIpbuldme Company yards at 59ll E Marginal Way at Il0 o'clock ths morning Che body of Jamc. P Fyfc special waichmln ot
 tho plant was taken to Ono morguc and Che coroner ordered thorough examination to determine One cause of death.
 Deputy Coroner H. E Mcdonald said hcrc waa mo mark on thc body except small bru.se over tho right eye. and the skin had mot oven boon broken. A post mortom cx animation win bc had Go ascertain if heart failure was Che cause At Che yards thH morning it was said he was not known Co have any cou- suiuuonm ailmont
 "Tho fact Of Che mans sudden death after having been around Che plant this morning. and Che ab- sencc Of his gum whom hc was found. as wou as thc fact chat hc worked an oxtru shIft thia morning and also that hc formerly was member or tho Canadian Northwest Mounted Police forcc. led thc police to decide on thorough investigation.
 "At t0 o'clock Mics Amy Quinn. I723 Summit Avo. wont into One enclosure behind Che hospital to get somc supplies kcpt there and saw Fyfes body lying facc downward. in Che corner
 "Fyfc was married and has a wiic living ot 70iS Aurora Ave-"
 James P. Fyfc was very wel known on Douglas Island Ho camo hcrc Gul about ten or eleven years nro. when a very young man. direct from Scotland. Hc camo herc with James Peters. who lived here unui a fow months ago.
 Fyro worked at Troadwon for a short while at hat umc. thc asl job chat hc had thcrc then being at tho Mexican mIuo Hc lcu there and went to Che Yukon. where he Joined Che Mounted Police. Ho serv- cd one enlistment and during that tmc was mombcr of a patrol that made a long mush to roscuo party . showed in iu the wilderness. Coming out from tho Interior. hc served for a time as policeman In Eastern Canada. Ue chen came back Co Che Island and worked at various occu- pauons for Che Trcadwen Company. ibc last bc.ng as am electrician sia- toned at Nugget creek
 Hc lcu year OF so ago for Che States accompanied by hls wifo. whom bc bad married before coming North Che last umc He was gene orally liked by an who knew him. and could not havc been many years ovor thirty at Che umo Of his death.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
NEW TEACHER HERE

Miss Katherine petr.ng. of Lin- coin. Nebraska. arrived on Che Ad- mIui Evans to take charge of Che 7h and sob grades or Che Douglas school Miss peu.ng is staying Iu Che Sergeant house.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
LEFT FOR SOUTH

Mics Susanna Ga'iwas was able io secure accommodations on che Prn- cess Alice all.ne south on Monday morning and has lelt for her home in California
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
FILM DEVELOPED

Tho Elmer E. Smith Drug Store now accepts films for development and printing Tho work Is done in a satisfactory manner adv.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12

Continued on page a)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
NeU Fashion
Features

The use of tassels, especially
on dresses with the Russian
side closing. Such dresses
usually have the closing bor-
dered with.braid-one of white
cloth has a little black in its
border.
Rows of self-loops finishing
the collarless neck. One ex-
ample is of pink tricolette, and
the same loops stand up on the
pockets. 1890
Elbow sleeves with little
turned-back cuffs of Lierre
lace and a chemisette to
match, appearing under the
surpiice below the waist line.
This frock is carried out in
white-dotted green crepe de
chine.
Insertions of white crepe on
heavy white ccinkly silk.
Skirts which are nothing but
tucks from hem to waist. In
one white crepe de chine frock
the severity is relieved by a
white dotted navy girdle.
Queer oblong pearl buttons
on white frocks.
Figured bodices with plain
skirts-for instance, a gown
has black-and-gold chiffon for
the bodice. and black satin for
the skirt and an old blue girdle.
(First Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Chickering
Schumacher
Emerson
Lindeman
knabe .. :.
Haines Bros. ST
Marshall and Wendell,
J. c. Campbell

If he is unprecedented and not affiliated with someT
other make he will tell you that these eight Of the
bestknown and most dependable pianos made in this
country, and that three of them - Chickering,a
Schumacher and the celebrated Knabe are among
the great pianos of the world.
These are the famous instruments that comprise.
+ho
Wanamaker Roll of Honor ID
and they are sold in Philadelphia at the WanamakerS
Store only
Each of these eight pianos was chosen for place
on our Roll of Honor only after the most exhaustive
test. Each is made by known and honorable manu-
facturer and guaranteed by the maker And each iss
further guaranteed by the Wanamaker Store BECAUSE
we know its worthness.
You may choose here from over fifty styles Of =
these makes-pianos, pIayer-pianos and reproducing
panos-With the complete assurance that whichever
instrument you choose will give satisfaction. ia
And you may buy any Of them on convenient,
terms. o;
Hi Second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Il Dissertation
on Door Stops

Guardians of the peace of
the portal-slam- -stifers-door
stops-they will answer to any
name you give them, and also
to the purpose of holding the
door back for the freer circu-
lation Of air from room TO
room.
An interesting collection of
these useful contrivances is to
be found here-twenty-five or
more different designs, includ-
ing some quite novel and all
charming ones.
Prices are 81 to 50, colors
are manifold and gay. so that
against either white or somber
woodwork they will add to the
beauty Of the room, and sizes
are as varied as well as the
subjects.
The solemn gray owls, with
eyes as yellow as lemon drops,
are tall, and pair of them
would play highly respectable
sentry duty at either side of
a firerlace, as would also the
still taller section of an artis-
tic pedestal in antique gold
finish-30 inches high, and ad-
mirable for somebody who dis
likes STOPPING.
| Then there are quite tiny
and very quaint ladies in fes-
lively flounced and gaily-hued
hoopskirts; contemp a t e.
eyed white pussy-cats; CHEEKY
japanese cherubs on cushions
and Japanese geisha girls;
pampered, rollicking-eyed pup
pies, of an adorable impu-
dence of countenance, which
are enthroned also on cush-
ions; picturesque peasa
maidens, and fascinating Foo
chow doggies looking fierce
enough to eat the maidens up,
not to mention any doors that
might essay to bang against
their bristling backs.
| There are beautiful baskets
| of flowers, and for these small
chamber door-knockers, also of
hand-painted iron, come to
match or to harmonize, at
| $l.50 each.
| Some of the smaller door
stops can also serve as book
ends, by buying them in pairs,
One of the most charming of
these is only So, and would be
suitable in nursery. 1t is a
panel effect-a semi-circle with
a background of Della -Robbia
blue, with a white-robed figure
in relief of a twentieth century
cherub attentively examining
book whose cover is red
| whether it's contents are or not
| (Fourth Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Snowy New Lingerie Blouses
Which Express Spring Ideas

whole bevy snowy varied in
style and of such wide price that
will be suited
fine voe waist with embroidered tuks and
lace-edged rufes
white baste waist with beading front collar
and frll-edged cuffs
of hand
brodey neck trimming Vaencnnes
baste boues with Filipino intricate and
lovely, and Vaenciennes lace
S1O75 a beauty of hand embroidery hand
drawn and Vaencennes lace ~ ~
lovely trimmed
fet lace and enough hand embroidery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
MEN Who Don't
AV1 Like Perfume
Often Like Bay Rum

There is such a clean, refresh
ing odor to it and it is so CRATE
full to the skin made sensitive by
shaving.
Imported bay rum is extremely
good at 60c, 81 and So bottle.
Main Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
New Flouncings Glow
With Metal Thread Embroidery

You them imagination made wonderful evening
gowns.
black the embroidery is old god silver amethyst
emerald sapphire blue bronze gold Copenhagen
blue silver.
We don't believe will find such houncings elsewhere.
36 to 40 inches wide and 1915 to $3.50 yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Good Gray Blankets, SIS a Pair
20 New PairS-Special

Remarkably good blankets for the money
Woven with cotton warp and filling of cotton and wool
,sixth Floor. CentraD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

10 buy your family an inferior piano is not only
no compliment to them, it is handicap to their
musical education. n
There are so few really fine pianos in comparison
to the mass of poor pianos that person should buy
piano without first learning something about it. ..
Ask any musician the standing of the following.
instruments in America:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
LOveliest of All the VOiles
Are Arriving Now

France for example, has exquisite pquant and
French novelty oed aternated
with embroidered dots white ground
Others English beautiful silk heloope check, and in
darker colors, with silk plaid and printed figure.
There from good American mills rhe more
servatve, but scarcely less pretty.
From 81 to $3.50 the prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
DIRDS,
DPlants

and artificial flowers are all
amicably gathered together in
one corner Of the Housefurnisir-'
ings Store. The birds sing joy
ously while awaiting new own
ers; and brass wire cages; seed,
tonics and gravel paper are
beside them.
The potted plants include
ferns and birds'-nest ferns and
other green things; and the arti-
fetal flowers include almond bios
SONS, cherry blossoms and hosts
of gay flowers.
F0urth Floor. MsrkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
About Absent Arctic Weather
and Present Arctic OvershOeS

Rubber boots and storm aret came late this but they got
before the stormy weather that We
for member of the famsomehng will easily find
all
Be by the mdneSs
Winter without The ahead nstea
of partly
Better your torm while you can.
and BOY ain FIsorM Marke
a n First Marke 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
White Sale Special COrsets

At IS. C. b. of inc broche.
At ST. Memo corsetsno sefreducing. Broken sizes Also
w. b. Redusos
AT 50 and $3.50 American Lady and Madame Lyra
Broken sizes Some three times this price.
Also Lillian brasseres Discontinued models broken
25c to 49, ~
And other brsssieres Toe and sl5O
tTAhd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

Store Closes 5 p. Nj.
You Cannot Choose a Piano
With Too Great Care

Remember, please, that if choose the right piano
lifetime always credit to your judgment and taste.
If you do not choose the right piano you will soon nee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Embroidered Bed Sets in O. Special Sale

a
n
a S a
The n codd \
@
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

to Lose Sale Than to Sell Anything That Is Unrustuorhy
The Table Talk of
the Morning

= lin the Interest of the Whole Family, the
Writer Included)
We think this business family under
instructions to first of all take of patrons
should be better understood.
Our hope is that our merits will be discovered
by the things we do not dO rather than by the things
we really do.
We are vain enough to believe that, as go
between between the makers of merchandise and
. the users thereof, deserve to be better known.
III The master spirit says that it will 60 hard with
people who hold to the old prejudice that
merchant will do anything to make sale, if they
fail to understand that there is one place, having
goods to sell that everybody most likely wants. that
prefers to lose sale than to sell an untrustworthy
article.
So much for Wanan,akers
guarantee that lUe lUOuld rather you luOlId
bun somewhere else the unUOrty article refuse
to take into our displays. The wiser man Uon,an
understands this.
''','.'' f&%mA<
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
And Still the Nelv Spring
Millinery Comes Gaily In

Fine staws, feathery pompoms gstening figured Silks
embroidered crepesa these Dame Fashion making
the Spring hats
Among the hats is the of embroidered crepe
stunning affair of white with shadowy black embroidery
and bow of black andwhite satin ribbon. 1t has
and brim with just the right droop.
Of small hats there many-ittle turbans of
rough straw, with puffy smart with perky
quis soft tams with ribbon inset.
And for dress there large hats with sopng brms
white silk with figures bright color undertaking
Chinese blue has sken tasse for it's only adonment
SIS to $50.
Floor. tnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
NEW Assortment
~ of Mems Brief
Gases

Handsome, well-made cases Of
cowhide, walrus and seal in black
and brown. In various sizes and
with from two to five compart
ments.
Prices are $3.50 to $35, with an
exceptionally good selection be-
tween $3.50 and SO.
Main Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
TRULY Sport s
Il Coats for Sports
women

In other words, leather coats,
suede cloth coats and coats made
of a very good material which
closely resembles leather. And all
reduced.
Some of the leather coats are
reversible, with tweed or gabar-
dine Innings. Some have suede
cloth Innings, some have fur col
lars. All are waterproof.
There are short and long coats,
the best kinds for motoring,
skating and outdoor sports, and
for bad weather.
Prices $50 to SIS.
e' tFiyst Floor. ceatraD tt
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT AT PARTY.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Feb. 22.-At a
party given at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Carey by their daughter,
Mrs. Mary ]. Hayman. in honor Of the
latter's slster-in-law. Miss Bessie Mar
shall Hayman. on Wednesday night, the
engagement OF Miss Hayman 10 Fred
erick Warrington was announced. The
brlde-to-be Is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Hayman. corner OF Market
street and Asbury avenue, and the
groom Is son OF Warren Warrington. Of
Philadelphia. Those at the party were
Misses Jesse Bailey. Bessie Macklin,
Helen West, pldgie May Kitchens,
Laura Macklin. Mary Layton, lrma
Bailey, Ida Mae Calhoun, Bessie Hay
man and Mrs Job o. Bride. Jr., the lat
ter being a bride OF only a few weeks,
The brlde-to-be Is well known 10 scores
Of Wilmingtonlans. and has a host OF
friends In Philadelphia and Baltimore.
David S Purnell. who for more than
20 years has been crler Of the courts in
Sussex County. is III at his home on
East Market street.
SEIZED with a violent attack Of Group,
Harold, three-year-old child OF Joseph
~ Hudson. Dagsboro, died on Wednes-
day.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
D. Y. HUTCHINS IS
dead At MALYDEL
Miss Annie Maberry Ex-
pires In Hospital After
Operation
DR.. HARPER IN
DOVER PULPIT
tpecIal 70 The Evenlne Innrnal.

special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER Del. Feb. 22.-The remains
Of Miss Annie Maberry. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maberry. Of this
town. Wild died in St. Joseph's Hos
pital, Philadelphia. Wednesday, follow
ing an operation for appendicitis, were
brought here last evening.
Daniel V. Hutchins. Of Marydel, aged
20 years. who was buried at Odd Eel
lows cemetery, Camden. Wednesday,
was for many years postmaster al
Marydel. He was also a farmer and
school teacher for many years. He was
sergeant-at-arms at the Constitutional
convention held here in 1897.
Martha Washington tea and social
was given In the assembly room Of the
Peoples Christian Church last evening
by the William T. Smlthers' Sunday
school class and was we'll attended.
The Rev. Charles +. Sitterly, d. D.,
professor Of Greek in Drew Theological
Seminary, gave a lecture with slides.
charts and pictures Of Jerusalem IN
Wesley VI. Z. Church last evening. his
subject being Jerusalem Delivered"
Dr. w A. Harper, president Of Elon
College, n. c., Of the Christian Church,
viii occupy the pulpit OF the Peoples
Christian Church tomorrow, both morn
ing and evening.
Bishop Kinsman will visit Christ p.
y. Church. this town, for confirmation
on Wednesday, March 70.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
REHOBOTH BEACH VISITORS

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Feb 22.-The
senior class Of the High School gave q
successful social and entertainment In
the school last Saturday night netting
$50.
Egmont Horn OF Philadelphia, visited
his mother, Mrs. Charles S. Horn, this
week.
Z. S. Pettiiohn and family returned
from Wilmington this week for the
season.
Mrs. Marion Wilson Of Chester, Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Joseph.
Mrs. Alfred wilgus and daughter
Hester. are visiting In Wilmington.
John T NAPLES has returned from
Philadelphia.
Mary Biggin Is visiting relatives IN
Philadelphia and New York.
Mrs. William Rotthouse Is entertain
ing her piece, Mrs. Murphy, from VIII
mington.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
FOR SALE

Want a fne home on the west side Of
town. with six rooms, bath, porch. etc.
IL Is 70 be sold on the rental plan, too. IL s
d real bargain. Possession Is given IN a
Is DECIDE dtO you In your own name. This
Is the best proposition we have had 70
offer on the rental plan for many months.
No repairs needed. Cheaper than rent.
925 Kirkwood St. is to be sold on the
rental plan. Six rooms and bath. Eight
dollars per month. Cheaper than rent
2019 Jefferson St. Must be sold on the
been looking for As long as you remain
In the market as q buyer you will never
get an opportunity Ike this. IL Is the
only rental plan house We have ever had
in this location and we don't look for. an
other TO take its place, either SEMI
tached, seven rooms, bath, porch, heat,
combination fixtures Considering the To-
cation, n you can beat our proposition we
will throw both hands up.
1913 Lancaster avenue. Must be sold. II
Is now vacant. Really a new home with
six rooms, bath. porch. heat. cement eeliAr
and every modern improvement. II is a
good buy. The mortgages are placed. Little
cash required. Cheaper than rent. Give
us a deposit Wen make tho transfer
quickly, deed Il 10 you outright, then you
have the home in your own name. You can
rent H. sell IT, or move In. IL viii pay, no
natter what you do.
Folks. If you must move, ana a., are IN nee ,a
Won wonderfully. We can sell you house
on the rental plan that viii be far cheaper
man Inc rent. No strings Yours to do as
Won please with Don't be worried over
Getting a notice 20 vacate.
we have several new listings during the
mast week on west side ana washington
qJeigbts homes. You will be surprised be-
csuse we we're surprised ourselves. u Is
impossihle to advertise even some OF our
hest bargains We know them Let US
tell them TO you.
!. Howard Gordon
el5 orange Street.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22

For SAFE.
1902 AND 1906 OAK STREET,
between Harrison and Franklin
Sts.), 6 rooms, bath, porch,
$1,000 each.
no POPLAR STREET,
Y rooms, bath, heater, porch.
$4,000.
1901 w. SIXTH STREET,
Il rooms, bath, heater, porch,
slate roof, rear porch enclosed.
$4,000.
Possession Of any Of the above may bs
had on one months notice.
l.. W. COOCH
Equitable Bldg.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
sEAFoRD SCHOOL PROGRESSES

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
STAFFORD, Del. Feb. 22.-The enroll
ment Of the Seaford High School has
recently increased so that the number
OF pupils in school has passed the 400
mark Next Monday. February %, IS
the beginning Of the last half year.
The department Of physics has re-
Gently been improved by the addition
Of a considerable quantity Of physical
apparatus.
The Red Cross activities OF the High
school are progresslng satisfactorily.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
FOR SALE HOMES

4 FOR SALE HOMES
ss sou1EvARDls rooms baths chestnut NUT trim hot
Ssat 9s15 65dIoS 6 o%6oS nSsi a
ga ooyE1L STREETS rooms and BATH porohes Paved
$40 WEST EIGHTH s1REETlo This
converted into apartment Posses
sion IN
CENTRALLY APARTMENT HOUSE with TsR9f d 70, r sil
.sS6n H Can '@ 'o neat
into apartments with very little expense Possession
1907 oS MH 81 Converted into 5' an apartment
% sG aTssSTs s sa@ s S' sa s sad
Il sood location. Possession
800 POPLAR srRErr-n rooms heater
bought at bargain
for ga sil per month bought; worth The
sso JEssup STREETS rooms heater light
porche These are very coy little homes
gEySo E. sgssH' rooms and BATH n very best condition
rO'''''" '
sos WEST TwETyTD square
plan d'sonsd R and ssa% a onnn ' and Desirable H oD a con-
1871 WEST rREEFot sxOO rooms BATH porch heater
'i' ranged for apartments condition
1918 WEST EIGHTEENTH
i6zi25. Possession.
BE1LEoRB plan frame house rooms bath
sot trolley possession city
dwelling and 0nnf STORY rooms an ins
March MsfsS' L very large '' i''A"'S on '' '''' ''''
l CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
1 PA w. Ninth Street
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
FTKrON AFFAIRS

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELKT0N. Nd. Feb. 22-The funeral
Of County Commissioner George r. Ew-
ing. who died In a Philadelphia hos
piial on Wednesday, was held from his
late residence at Blake. Cecil county
with burial IN St Johns Cemetery.
The death OF Mrs. Eliza Reynolds,
widow OF Henry Reynolds. occurred on
Monday. at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary E. Dunlap. Of the Sixth dis
trlct.
The trustees OF the National Local
Preachers Csmpmeeting, have secured
the services Of the Rev. John NJ. Fifth
iln. pastor Of Brookline NJ. z. Church,
philadelphia, as spiritual director OF
ihe camp for their annual meeting July
rs 10 August 10. inclusive. ---
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
To The ManWith a Building
and the Man About to Build
A List For Convenient Consultation by
Owner, Architect and Intending Builder.

Wilmington architects, con.
tractors, builders and kindred
concerns have a reputation
second to none anywhere.
"Be a booster"-place your
contracts for building, repairs,
alterations, supplies, equipment
and furnishings in Whining
ton with Wilmington enter
prises.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
For Sale


7R. b gas and electric.
$50 q seventh ST. X, 3, II ".
a3I Lombard ST., r. n, T..
ii08 Pine St. Z n, b.
,; ,SS 5 p Tenth g r 3 rooms 3 n W
2O3 n 23rd 81, r. q, =.
2i00 Tatnnn St.. X, u, T..
ia W. 26th 81. 6 \, b, p, W.
22f w 2Gfh ST., @ II. b. =.
3fO W. Goth ST., r. b, p.
25iO Washington ST., r, b, p.
2lOl Washington St., two stores, two apart
to2 ~" NJ Thirteenth ST.. r. B.Hw.
5. +. Cor 18th and Market sts., store
SOS y Van Buren, St.. R, B,P.
as Rroome ST. II n. y, 7.
1925 clayton ST., s r. Il, p.
a02i Delaware Ave. II r, b, p, II.
1911 W Second St., r, d.
Vim. Kitchen
1923 WASHINGTON ST.
Fire Insurance. Rents Collected
Evening journal., 1919-02-22

400 coNELL STREETS rooms and BATH poroh heater Paved
Evening journal., 1919-02-22

Search the Want AIS. for business
propositions and better working condl-
lions.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22

2ios BouLEvARD-2 baths, yaore chestnut TRIM no
porches and electric t Is popr
arsclass condition. must SELL Leaving city.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22

CENTRALLY LOCATED APARTMENT HOUSE with store renting 70
per bought cheap has all improvements including not
Evening journal., 1919-02-22
REAL EsTATE-F0R SALE.
FOR SALE

Codars. nine room house. lot 1i0xi2o
feet Can give possession.
s 1902 West Fifth St, IS rooms. two baths,
three porches. steam heat Space for gar
age.
FOG Jackson St, rooms, bath. porch
and heater Lot f6.Tx145 feet Convenient
location.
c. j. O'KEEFE
Phone 1881 5w. Seventh st.
Evening journal., 1919-02-22

sio WEST EIGHTH sTREETiO and BATH porch heater
well bnt house and can easily converted into apartment
sion n 30 days.