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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31

Young Bulls For Sale.
Red Polled Stock, all pedigreed ana
registered. .
c.. A. ZACHMAN.
=" W. Oregon. No.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31

Good Evaporated Sorghum. by the
gallon or barrel Call on
I. s. STuLL,
Forbes, Mo.
Barred Rock Cockcrels for sale.
G. J. DAVIS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31

DIR W. G. Proud and family of St
Joseph, came up for the Yulctide sea-
son, and enjoy their Christmas meal
with Mother Proud and Aunt Hannah
Irwin.
The twins, Florence and Lillian
Schultz, Of st. Joseph, were home, for
the holiday season, with papa and
mamma, Levi Schultz and wife.
James Carder and wife, Of st. Jo-
seph, spent their Christmas here with
her mother, Mrs. Kate Seeman, and
sister, Mrs. Levi Schultz.
Linn Whitman, wife and son, of
81. Joseph, were holiday visitors with
her mother, Mrs. Alice Maple and
brother, Bert and wife. Linn is still
running the elevator ut the stock eX-
change, which job he has held for
three years.
Circuit Court adjourned Wednes-
day, Of last week, until the February
term, which convene the last day Of
the month.
Tho many rricndS of Mr.. Harry
Hiitz, Of the Lincoln district. who has
been SO very III from pneumonia, will
be glad 10 learn that III. H. reported
to be some better Her mother has
been at her bedside daring her Illness.
Mrs. Alberta Green Murphy left
Thursday Tor 81 Louis. where she will
spend the holiday season with her two
sons, Carl and Frank. and from there
she will 10 to Slidell. Louisiana for the
winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-07

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ROSE Hill GRANGE

II nc regular Tuertinp ~ Pree I'M Ersyx
wae held Wednesday evening One csncf
date psaz initiated THE nstailaftnn {.
Officers was postponed until Wednesda
evening. J3nuarv III sDe~iai nnee+In
will held IT, IN Wednesday evvnlng
.Ianuary IA. f0 initiate members rf +h
first and encnnd degrees e-ho wizh - tab
the third and fourth degrees veF
interesting and entertaining lecture hos
was g1ven Wednesday night ~ The no
Worthv Master Oliver Fasthurn ~
~taf rili have charge n the instaliafyo
~ officers The zr~re'arv ~ the Zrar-
Miss tlnra Hewitt. x l ~ hr- home Ti
treasurer, Chasries MeRg1nsnn has ~
confined ~ his homo on account of sciaf
rheumatism
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
AKTH FL and sewers Tor Produce wharf.

ARTH fill and Sewers tor Produce " hart
WILMINGTON Del
Proposal. will u received until II D clock
January >! 1920 al the Office of the
BOARD Of harDoT Commissioners. City Hall.
= finI ngts,n- Delaware. for the placing Of
-arth t-acb fii and tho GRADING thereof
5raIa@st - teU Tor tie Cnurcb Street
troduce N bsr
Plans aud speclFicatloue for the work may
= obtalnsn upon application 70 the under
sgned and upon the deposit Of ted $1,000
dollars which sum viii later be refunded
upon toe return Ct eaid plans and speci6-
tations
~ proposa3 s1l be considered unless ac-
paInec by d cert fed check 70 the order
81 the Board vi Harbor Com mmissioners for
NO uundred fif1y lS250-Oo dollars or q
hsatI=i..r cory guaranty bond in equal amount
ht right Is reserved % reject any or ali
Ui6s
b0ard Of Barbor Commissioners
Wilmington. Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
RETURN FROM STUDENT
VOLUNTEER CONVENTION
Delaware Representative Home
Meeting az Des Moincs Was
One Of Most Important

( Ihorc Representatives from variolr
Z organizations in Delaware who attcudcl
the Student Volunteer Convention ~
( Dcs Noinea. Iowa. bayc returned homo
and report one ~ the most important au.
valuable mceiiugs IN the history ~ ths
movement II WIS reported NJ Erca
gathering Of thc youth from more itsf
forty different countries
the mcctinp clrard Iis .crrinua ou -Ir
day evening Jabu4rv 70 va4 preside,
+ over by John Y Mott In rrfcrulf
70 the convention. fhr l)ra Nome Tapitp
iaij
Dos Molnrs never before cutrriarer
such "a convention and may n0i l1v, iUs
privilege again But certain it a. b. v8
2 convention worth while for tho city lrE
state ~pmeiimes ii happens that con
renlions arc held md on tho vay 70 ih,
nrotIug every man on thr ram wcarinF
a ladgc expressing Tho nsuc oi . f4yori'f
for tho hral ol no organization far tbt
next year ~ prnclpmlng himself ID fpv0
uf = ccriqiu rfty as thr u.yt meeting D.orr
J Ihcu rvors thing rcvolv,s around the
ucw runyrutiou city nnd lic uow prcsldan
iiut thcrr was nothing pf thlq kind cpnngrt
~ With this convention Fav ~ a9rf
present expected over d. attend 4z1lr
Studauts Will be zcstforcd four yc7Tz frrr
nov al over ~ world They bad ~
frreat ID 'hr newt convention = flr % III
ioeniiou or ~ officers arc concerned ",
long platform telling th~ World bow &,
should ha ran aas sdppted n - rrrhr
wcre full ~ atggeetipns bot lherc war m
revolutiuulst IN the crowd br yo'fu
men travelled n large groups through ~
7ircets Fhcy WEIR full ~ enthusiasm
~ their dining plares. bUt 7phrr - Judge
~ tho convention and did not rulss 5 voYd
Hundreds pf iFen acre bus taking note
II Was great gathering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
PLASTERING.
PLAST ERING
LOWE BROS.
oxse 1907 NJ Res 1902 Shallcross Ave.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate Of Mary Tilden Ridgely
deceased Notice IL hereby given that let
tors testamentary upon the estate Of Mary
Tiidcn kidgely late OF Wilmington hun
ired deceased were duly granted unto
Alexis du PUnt and Equitable Trust Co
on the twenty third day OF December. A. -
1919 and al persons indebted 10 the said
decreased are requested To make payment
to the executors without delay and all per
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 10 exhibit and present the
same duiy probated 20 the said executors
on or before the twenty third day oi De
cember. a ID. 1920 or abide by tho Law 10
this behalf
ALEXIS & DU POINT.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
Executors.
NOTICE--Estste Of Louis J. Lingo dc
ceased. Notice ia Hereby given that letters
tesIanen tsry upon the estate Of Louis I.
Lingo. late Of Wilmington hundred, de-
CEASED we're duly gran ted unto Louis j.
Lingo, Jg. oE the twenty ninth Gay of De-
cember. A. n. 1915 aud all persous indebted
to the said deceased are requested TO mako
payment 10 the executor without delay, and
al persons having demands against the
deceased are renuiEe0 70 exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly probated TO the said
executor on or before the twenty ninth
day of Decf mber, A. D 1920. or abide by
the Law In this behalf
LOUIS j LINGO. JR
Executor.
Address Thomas Davis. Attorney y-af~f.aw,
Equitable Bldg, Whining ton. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
For Rural Carriers.

ivgi s@rv1ce examinations 2re aelf
held today N the Federal building /"
rural letter Garner. ~ serve 1t DelsWaf
City and also the preliminary eyamlnatlo,
for he admission test for the [ + Nilitar
and Naval academy appointments tro
this statc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
AGENTS AND statesmen.

SIS nursh soap perfumes &c free Lscas-
sian Co. Dept IoI. 81 Louis No
PAIGE st,dau excellent condition. newly
IIaluts6 rUbbCE good Bargain to auiClI
buyer PARTY len ing town Gail iS23 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
VITAL STATISTICS.
Health Conditions in Wilmington gScos
According 10 Weekly ReDoyt

4 very favorable condition To ri
cl'v y disclosed by n woekly rrTyor
If he Board If Health, thrre hsvir
been oG births, ~ roarriavrs and 2
deaths in~0 thc proceeding sfatemon'
Last rear thr Gg7irce were so, z6 and 5s
hidrcn'q diseases arc Rbou' thr earr
As lae' wccF ihrrc having b~rn vnn0-'a
5 r9~es nf diphthrria, If sravlet frv~e
5 of measles and IF chirker uov
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MAsQ SUITS and wigs 10 hire
Spet iansts in paints and makcups FRANK
Bieslnger. corner Four til and Walnut stree Is
Phouc $3.50 w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MOVING AND HAULING

! &. GALLOWAY, transfer. piano aud fnY
uiturc moving f.o~ai and long 6iEtaucr
tlau ing. Two aud hye-t ton Pierre A rrow
trucks n hire Extra heavy hauling and
rigging contractor Call 1861
MOVING and light hauling ~ ali kinda
william Egglcstou n " Tw0nticth
sffa1t Phone 6gtfl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
HAIRDRESSING.

KATHERINE FINAN Hair Dressing par
lors. BroWuson Bldg, Fourth and Jack son.
Electric shampoo facial massage waving
curling and dressing Every thine ip the tine
o. bajr goods. Phone 5I36.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
BICYCLE REpAIRIN q

BICYCLE REPAIRING Ful ine 81 bi-
cycle acc ssoFies baby carriages repaired
and retired Wilmington Cycie shop 503
Front street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Shop quitable FOR ann -,
pair shop. Phone 4s8 j.
OFFICE ROOM for rent 2l5 w sirth
sH-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
upHOL STEERING AND REPAIRING

MAKING OLn rURkITUKE .ooa eauA
10 new repairing. GplolStsrin9 aud Gsn-
ns Phons 6isS w $40 fvenca stTesb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
LOST AND FOUND.

POUND At Fifth and Market streets.
boy si2e gaunp ct glove right hand
Owner can have same by appl wing third
floor Every Evening once
POUND sum of money. Owner can re-
CsiVe S&Ine by proving amount and nav.
ing for tins adVCrtiseTaent AnDIv i
Jones. 722 King street
LOST-smau solitair. dianoond ring a.
old-fashjonod gold setting. Reward If re-
turned q Every Evening Once
LOST Gold and amethyst rosary beads.
Tuesday night going from Wiirington
High School to Tenth and Jack son R1Sard
If returned 70 905 \ sack son ST
LOST-I9lq class ring near tuforva,fc,
booth at French street sta ton THURSDAY
afternoon Reward. 5i2 Lombard street
LOST--Layailiere diamond cantFc netxesr
TatnaIl and Madison on Delaware avenue
Reward y returned t. Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
REMOVALS.

REMOVAL NOTICE Chss. Stewart a
BRO. Plum hers are iocs ted al sf0 Adams
.1r@et Jcobing given personal attention
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
FkNFt1S ADS
FOk CONSTRUCTION 0P
STATE AID HIGHWAYS

F1fh & t9}N - Tx tfttFftfS OF
STATE AID HIGHWAYS
sealed proposals will ba received hy the
Ifats iighway Department. 81 the offco of
nc SUSSEX County Highway Improvement
ommIs sion, Georgetown Delaware until
oo cck. =. N, February ; 1870. and al
obstruction OF Is miles Of state Aid High
says In Sussex County. Delaware iuvnlv-
~ {2S aSrp rr2phoS1ng ON approxtns'e e q,sntities
Covcrdale Gross Roads Jacobs school.
aCTe clearing and fruhhing.
, 500 Gu; yds Grading.
900 cu. yds Concrete Masonry
p ofsl lhs. Reinforcement
- i'n 4 - II Reinforced Concrete Pipe
lo2 lin Il IS in Reinforced Concrete T'ire
: lin r so in Reinforced Concretc pire
20 lin & Relaid Pipe
8 - tons Stone foJ Macsdarr
TOO lin t.. wood Guard Rail
1900 GU. yds, Cement Concrete Roa1way
CONTRACT {. :. - "a sfTL.Rs
Biades-Concord
- acres clearine and grubhins
100 Gu ds Grading
\ ca Eds Concrete NaSor-v
800 lbs. Reinforcement
O In f i5 IN Reinforced Concrete Pire.
20 iin r. : II Rein sorced Concrete Tfre.
! IN r, 50 in Reinforced Concrete Pirc.
a. i'm & Relaid Pipe
Sa tors stone for MacadaYr
40 I'm q " God 1iHard Rail
800 Gu ydS Cement Concrete Roadway.
CONTRACT q. : lo-4 Is MILES
GEORGETOWN Harbeson
acres clearing and gruhbinc
: 900 Gu. yds Grading
- Ca ydS Concrete Masonry
409 lbs Reinforcement
9F lin Il. - IN Reinforced Concrete Pipe
iSe In {; = II Reinforccd Concrete Pipe.
. In # 81 IN Reinforced Concrete Pipe
) ~ tons Stone for Niecadam
20 lin Il Mood Guard Rail
$50 eu. yds Cbnlent Concrete Roadway.
oo>TRfcT To7,o. c ,5l,,,1,I.s i'aa = MILES
90 acres clearing and rr'shhinc
. u1o Gu yd> Grading
90 Gu yds Concrete Masonry
q uNl lbs Reinforcement:
20 IN 4. = IN, Reinforced Concrete Pipe.
g tn + + n Reinforced Concrete Pipe
- In r. 80 in Reinforced Concrete pip
= IN Il. Relatd Pipe
500 I'm Il Piles
5000 tons Broken >lae Ba>, ours,
5000 50 yds. Rituminous NIacGdam sur
ac. Penetration
Performance ~ .n-rs-f shall commence
-l1hiu ter 10 das after execution oi tht
outraci and be completed Oh oI t-iort. sep
.,nh-I %01h 1920
Monthly pa ymenfs viii ~ mace for gu i,er
'eui " thc construction completed t.."h
month.
Bidders mus, submit propo>al. upon
.arme provided by H. Department
Farh proposal must be accompanied BY i
-0r,tS fond certified chtch. or money IA th.
amount uf 81 leasi ten 10 pcrcentpm %
bt total mount % tn proposal
! hc envelope containing the proposal must
ua~.pd Proposal fof the Construction
- >,ate AID Highway under Contract No
4 q $ Q. : - G. IL
TtIe contract will bt awarded or rejected
NithIn twenty - day from the date Of
TWnnA proposals
Tn, right is reserved to re1ec; any or All
.id,
Detailed plans May be s4.n, apo index
p.@ne me specItcationS may be obtained
II'on deposit ~ $1,000. which amount VIII be
rcfunded upon return of plans and spcciG-
3tionS II g0od condition al the office Of
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
DOVER, DELAWARE
c has. NJ Cpham Chief Engineer
Proposal for toilet and tavatory. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

READING Standard anu lhnr mo tor
cyciCe E1pers repairing On III InaAes.
Tfs,ad machines al reasonable prices. VII
allngfon Cycle Co. 1905 sIaTkst Etreet d.
4 a 1867 rl4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STORE anc dwelling IL Newark Del. for
hate Good opening for gent furnishings.
clothing. tailor az general merchandise.
W rlte ,. - Box 265. Newark Dea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
!. n. 3. 4. vesner ssrriees

Vcspcr scrv1ccs vii be held 10 the y
O. A. Building 1t Z clock tomorro
afternoon u 3lar Fly. superintendent F.,
the Equitatde. Life Insurance Conpan
viii make an address, ana the caoir :
HARRISON street Church viii sing. Buslne
men will speak al the vesper serv;cs
durlng the winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ELECTRICIANS.

ELECTRIC REPAIRS
Vacuum ioaners. irons hsatS~s ueret,la .
tors motors and generstors, IA r. Cam
Tenth and Washington Ste. Phone I4s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
STORAGE.

STORAGE ROOMS for rent Both phones.
George r LAM Co. 1908 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

nRESSM AkER wants few engs.zements.
s. PER day. designing and reinodeling q
Speciality. Address c y, Every Evenius
Cit1Ce
EXPERlENCED local and Ions ,iIstaocs
operator wishes Tosi:iOn in private
nrar~c exchange Address q ., Every
Evening efsice.
YIkST-GtLASS dreSsnl3ker wants sewing
ChiidreD Clothes j Speciality Miss h rag
snprns, 2aa2 West street Phone 304IJ
WIDOW with one child vi she's T,osi tiou zs
hOAsah CsIsCv. tteft rt,{actS Address & =
Every Evening oGf1cc
YOUNG MAN with thorough knovl ledge
ci double entry bookkeeping. wishes posi-
;ion Ia livery Evening Once.
YOUNG WOMAN des1rys cf3cs rsoSstio
Intelligent. capable, willing TO work hard
where tnere Is an opportunity for sd dvsiIce-
nlent references furnished Address Is )
Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ROOMS FOR RENT.

4 a4
FuRNIsUEb ROOMS for light houeetonp-
ing. lodging. boarding Heat and liaht. All
street.
FOR RENT Furnished. light honseheep-
inE apartment. two rooms and bath. 7is
~ twenty -sscond street,
| FURNISHED ROOM Gen.ioman onrY sfo
/ West street. nrst floor.
FURNISHED ROOM, with heat. 5Ia west
street
| FURNlsHED ROOM for light housokecp
ing 6na King street
| FOR RENT--on Delaware avenue near
n,aaison. very desirable larFe, second
story room. furnished complete. Call 307l.
|
! FOR RENT~tTwo communicating front
rooms, bedroom furnished, Phone 1852 W :.
FURNIsIIED ROOM or gentleman. reo-
ond floor. One square from Hotel du pant.
! ! T.. Twelfth street.
LARGE furnished room on west side for
one or t~o gentlemen Phone 5tda
LARGE. serond STORY front rooui for rent.
with hoard slh Van huron stToet.
LARGE second fioor for rent suitable. for
storage or manufac turing Amply Price
Machine Co, 4lS " Front street.
LARGE bay ~indow roon. on sss,ond noof.
we'll heated all cunvenienceS, centrally 10
satod Private family. Caii s532 X
hts Jefferson street or phone $40.
NICELY Furnished rooms foS gentlemen
MI convsntences Three hi,cks from du
iont building Apply 3ot tieventh 9t
-
NICELY Furnished room. Gentleman only
anplt I'll " seventh street
NEWLY furnished room steam hoat and
electric light. Man and wife preferred.
Refined couple. los Clay ton street
NEwL5 furnished second story front 9 rom
nnsee exchanged Apply 1905 Delaware Ave,
uNF furnished room second atory all con
yeniences. sto ratnall stroct.
ROOMS aud i,osfd also tahle hoar,i Apply
l1la ashinzton street
ROOM and hoard for roGncd Young man
tofa enrute street
ROOM for r,.nt FOR liQbt housekeeping. and
one largo bedroom 81 Market stseot
two gentlemen privnte fautfiy Location
central pbone 1892
aECoNn-sTORY front room. for one or
two gentiemen. Privat" family i23G West
etrest
TWO large. Focpnd story rooms With pn
vate family Nicely Furnished ron vpnient
e. hath r minutes wax tn Tenth
Market. Reasonable. Phone aB66 ,
TWO nl.sly Furnished rooms. with All mol
ern rGuyenieuCra IN Ea0d residential
tioni Apnly gn9 Wcst Nineteenth street
Two furnished r7ornv fnr tight h9i -,xrot.-
ing Apply co. West etvth ~trnet
Two communicating rporna on second
floor, for light housekeeping Apply 1906
West sixth strert
i2os WASHINGTON ar Desirable 'front.'
room. Furnished rbone s634
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MALE HELP WANTED.

Bo0KkEEPER and stenoeraphcr In fAr-
tory near Wilmington. Fine opening and
good chance for advancement TO Office man
ager. State age and experience. Address G iS.
Every Evening Once.
EARN s25 weekly. spare tipe. writing for
newspapers, magazines. Experience I'm
necessary. Details free. Press Syndicate.
2I2. st. Louis, Mo.
GOVERNMENT CLERK examinations.
Wilmington. February ~. Men. women.
1870 Hundreds needed. 400 month. En-
porienco unnecessary. For FREQ particulars
write John Leonard (former civil service
eSannorl 1906 Equitable Building. Wash
inctou. n G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CIiEROPODISTS

DO YOUR FEET HURT | guarantee To
give rlief. Eiertric foot massage treat.
n1ent. AI-s Gertrude hioritI. iia Market
strGct.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
UVF IN, ItI-t V AT .
Chas N. Cpham Chief Engineer.

PROPOSAL for toilet and tavatory. The
Board % Education ia Wilmington viii
receive seated proposals for labor and ma
ieFisis for the installation OF a toilet and
iaVatory for tho teachers toilet room in
pubtic schools Nos . and 4. The proposals
must he accompanied py specifications for
NJ work and deposited on the desk Of the
president ot the board issfore D clock
Monday rvenDR. January L. and must
- marked Proposals for Toilet The
night to rettr.t il reserved
Signed BOARD on PUBLIC EDJCA-
TiON.
Il GuraRIE. SecretarY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
PAPER HANGING.

WALL PAPER AND PAPER RANGING
Lowest pricC and guarau t43Cd work vi.
ShameS los North Jack son street. Phone
ASH J.
pApERH ANGER lsiiogc Fishnan, SIS W .
Sacond street Lavest prices guaranteui
work.. Phone 64I9 K.