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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06
The Parting of the Ways

Behold, here Is the parting OF the
ways and we who have named the
name of Christ-that is, have ack-
nowledged the nature, the charac cter
OF Truth-are left no choice in the
matter; we must walk the straight
and narrow path of loyalty and duty
To-day we are, indeed, being weighed
I'm the great balance Of wisdom and
Love. Nav we as a nation not be
| found wanting, but, on the contrary.
be found with a deep and rich and
/ growing affection for the things Of
the Spirit, with the capacity and pow
| er and will TO uphold Principle in every
| department Of life Do not forget that
] your "syes have seen the glory of the
coming Of the Lord" and that today
and here,
HE is sounding forth the trumpet
that shall never call retreat:
/ He is sitting out the hearts OF men
before his Judgment seat;
oh, be swift. my soul, to answer Him:
be iubilant, my feet.
Our God is marching on" o..
80. Julia Ward Howe.
The true brotherhood Of man, real
democracy,-t are ideas Of Mind
which are TO be understood and dem
/ onstratcd, and for this reason Christ
ian Science undoubtedly affords the
only consistent and permanent solu-
/ tion of the problems of labor and cap
! ital. of temperance and social reform,
of the equal rights and responsibilities
| of men and women, OF civil, religious.
| and racial liberty. The liberator is
Love and Love alone but not a wea k
and erring, sensual affection that sell
/ fishly condones or 4gnores the claim
of evil. That alone is worthy the
name OF love that is identified with
/ Principle, e,-that is keen and search
ing and unfailng in its detection OF
wrong, and answering I'm its demands
upon the individual 10 separate him
self from evil and walk uprightly
The sacrifice OF false sense. of way
ward will and lust for personal pow
er and glory is demanded repeatedly
by Love; but bestows the crowning re-
ward OF sonship in the kingdom of
God. This is the proof Of the healing
efficacy OF Christian Science, and II
is applicable to every detail of human
experience In the life OF thesindivid-
ual and Of the nation.
II We can never show too grateful a
love, TOO humble an appreciation OF
the mighty spirit and the tender com
passion which impelled Mrs Eddy Il
seek and 10 gain this great gift oi
knowledge, and 10 pour il, a Verita blt
balm, into the hearts OF a waiting
world. In the beginning she had IA
beg and heseech, wah, tears running
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Judge Charles H. Mayer returned
Tuesday from Jefferson City. where
he appeared before the supreme court.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Rock Undertaking Co. Lady at.
tendant. sic Frederick avenue.-Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Former superintendent of schools
Mays and superintendent elect Thai
man, have returned from the East,
but Mr.. Mays is not yet ready to
state his intentions
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Frank Castle was in charge OF the
Rotary Club programme Tuesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Guy Sutherland was arrested Tues
day charged with robbing Burl Hill
OF $26.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06
e enters heaven with prayer"

james MontgOm cry.
Never, I believe, in all human his
tory was there spread before the as
sembled nations-as in an open book
such an explanation and astounding
revelation Of the false nature of evil
as is presented in the present crisis
in the worlds affairs Nor has there
ever been such a rallying to the stand
ard uplifted by a more spiritual idea
OF life and government We are liv-
ing in time OF marvellous opportunity
when, as Mrs. Eddy says (Science and
Health, p. $50. Science only can ex-
plain the incredible good and evil ele-
ments now coming to the surface"
We are involved in the greatest strug-
gle for liberty that humanity has ever
known, called upon to stand in the
very front rank of battle by the side
OF our splendid allies, 70 represent a
more spiritual sense Of good Of life
and government, in opposing the ag-
gregate OF the mortal belief in a pow
er apart from good. We are under
orders. Let US arise in the might of
right idea and stand, each in his own
place, filled with faith and COURAGE
born of divine Love, and with the
wish and viii TO sacrifice our sense of
self for the good of all, let us uphold
the standard of freedom. Right alone
makes might; there is no love without
intelligence except in that infinite. all
wise Love, that ever present divine
basis of government, 10 which belongs
al honor and justice, integrity and
liberty.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Cecil Scarcliff wants a divorce from
Stanley scarcliff, alleging non-support
and indignities.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

According to weather prophet Bel
don. February was one of the mild
est and next to the driest Februarys
in the eleven year history of the local
weather bureau.
Robbers blew the Exchange Bank
at Helena, east OF this city at O'Clock
Monday morning. They escaped with
about $3.50 in Liberty bonds.
Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and
best repair department in city. La
dies rest room and free check room
in connection. Seventh and Iule.--
Ad,
Ralph z. Warden, a motor con-
ductor on the South Park line was
quite seriously stabbed by some one
with whom he engaged in an alterca-
ton. on that line Monday night.
The emergency hospital for flu
cases at the Community Hall. was
closed Monday. its mission accomplish
ed.
Meierhoffer Undertaking Co. pre-
sents character. service and consider
alton Ninth and Felix Phone N.
| s66.-Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Jack Plotell alleged keeper of a
gambling game and eight players were
arrested Sunday charged with poker
playing. In police court they forfeit
ed bonds Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE; A
STUDY IN CAUSATION
Continued from Page :.

true and inactive as II really is, Is
still the only source for that which
seems to be malicious, destructive,
hateful, and hating, and from this
supposititious source spring all the
principles and powers Of materialism,
the tyranny and domination of sens
ual and selfish aims and purposes.
l urge upon you the persistant refuta-
ton of this calumny of error from the
standpoint of the utter falsity of its
origin, from the standpoint of the
absolute, scientific knowledge Truth
and denying and correcting error we
discover that knowing Of the truth
which is to make US free, and through
this educational process which Chris
tan Science demands we are led to
reject promptly and positively the
suggestions Of disease, of poverty and
sin and tear of death. We accom-
plish this work not by begging a per-
sonal God to do us an unmerited IA
vor and certainly not by formula or the
mechanical repetition of staten ents
in fine phrases, even though those
statements in themselves be true; no,
not in this way, but by the willingness
to submit our false sense of personal
good to the will Of Intelhgence,-by
humble, loving, heartfelt prayer. Jesus
once said, "If two of you shall agree
on earth as touching any thing that
they shall ask, it shall be done for
them Of my Father which is in heav-
en-" tMatt 1S:l9); but how sadly has
his meaning been perverted when il
is possible for men to believe that
there is virtue in the concerted re-
petition OF certain phrases at given
hours, or that the so-called concen-
tration of thought and desire can be
used to bring to pass results in accord
with limited, selfish, human purposes
Much that is purely mesmeric in its
character has been called prayer, and
today one of the greatest reasons for
gratitude to the clear teaching of Mrs
Eddy is the enlightenment on this very
subject. The kingdom Of God can
only come on earth, as she points out
through an enriching and governing
of mans affections by Principle.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

The Welfare Board will open a day
nursery at Community Hall next Mon.
day.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

ST. Joseph's pest house is badly in
need of repairs. but they will not be
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Up to this week County Collector
Porter Srite has collected s1,s6s,162
in taxes. Last year they amounted TO
sl,4l4,5O773.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06
Charter No. S2i Reserve District No. 10.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
BURNES NATIONAL BANK

St. Joseph, n o
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Everything you need for any kind
Of Painting. Wall paper. chandlee's
Paint & Glass Co.. AT Edmond street
ADV.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06
Wm Endow with Courage

Christian Science has not come TO
bring peace to material beliefs, but
a sword: it has come to give us such
a sense Of the majesty and might of
Principle as will endOw us with the
courage to battle manfully the false
domination OF the carnal mind. Our
daily an1 urceasing prayer should be
for that cleansing of ourselves from
secret faults, for that fidelity and vir-
tue which marks the man after Gods
own heart. Prayer in its best sense
is truly a communion with God. with
intelligence, a quiet and deep recogni-
tion of Loves presence and protect
ing care,-the desire and the effort
to use gifts which good bestows and
the consequent denial and rejection
of every fault and weakness. Its po-
tency is expressed in right activity.
Salvation from evil can only come
through a knowledge OF good,-a
knowledge of good so clear and GER
tain that one applies it unhesitatingly
to human affairs and proves its eftic-
iency in destroying the appearance of
evil.
"Pray'r is the Christians vital
breath,
He enters heaven with prayer"
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Tie Ancient Order of Hibernlans
Thursday in an elaborate manner.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-06

Frank Castle was in charge OF the
Rotary Club programme Tuesday.
M. J. Downey for best Plumbing
and Gas Fitting. 1909 Frederick Ave.
Phone i1e.-Adv. .. .....-.f.
The proposition to add a one cent
tax on each gallon of gasoline sold in
order to raise street repair funds, is
not meeting with general favor.
The county court on Tuesday ord
cred Treasurer to turn over $4,000
to the special road and bridge de-
partment. but there was not that
in the fund at that time.
Jameson Machine Co, engineers
and machinists' supplies. Shafting,
hangers. pulleys 215 No. .nd.-Adv.
Guy Sutherland was arrested Tues
day charged with robbing Burl Hill
OF s26.
Judge Charles H. Mayer returned
Tuesday from jefferson City, where
ne appeared before the supreme court.
The park board has asked the city
council to extend the city limits to
the east and north, for added revenue
purposes
Rock Undertaking Co. Lady at
tendant. sic Frederick avenue.-Adv.
| Cecil Scarcliff wants a divorce from
Stanley scarcliff, alleging non-support
and indignities,
The Welfare Board will open a day
nursery at Community Hall next Mon,
day.
/ Up to this week County Collector
Porter Srite has collected s1,s6s,162.s
in taxes. Last year they amounted tC
$1.414,5O773.
Everything you need for any kind
Of Painting. Wall paper. Chandlee's
Paint & Glass Co.. AT Edmond street
ADV.
St Joseph's pest house is badly In
need of repairs. but they will not be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
BOYS AND GIRLS
CLUB SUCCESS
Weeks Instruction az DelaWarc
College Of Great Benefit 70
Youth Of tho State.
- cnrrasnnn.lener 81 - Kvrntnr

spnetaI Correspondence ~ Evwry Evsufnr
Newark, Jan Martin l., DoOr,iar
Of Newark, Paul 5kcwis Of Milford lnd
Dewey Sapp 81 Houston won the free frir
70 Warrington in the corD-judpjng con
fests during The Boyr snd Girs' club
week ~ Dfawarc College agt wofk Thr
trip were offered by the Charles Warm,
90 If Wilmington. The d''e for the irip
hng not hrsn announced
Sfter a succcTsful week ~ InFtYuctior
and training for tbc ~ club champions
who attended, lhc coIrsr ended -at,Irday
The 6rpt club week wag even I0ofr II
TiIccesa diau ihoso Who arranged ! apti1i
pated
II war largely through the gencro1'7
~ bankE and trust companies thrUighoY'
the State n contributing money n pav
thn cxpPnTa of puef " the r'lb cham
piOns for thc wrck TINT the course aa.
such = success John r. Roaeil prcsidcu
nf tho Security Trust and safe Drpnvf
Cp. ~ Wilmington visited Newark yn.
latter part of the nrck and gayc , trli
l4sorc the future farmers
Before leaving for hnmr, Saturday, the
clib mcutsrT grlccird 9ta1icy Short
}myruA STATE chairman a Boys a1c
Girl,' Crll~
Before thry !rf' Ecwark STAT Iradr
4siHFffF ffHI "a ftllF WIN f-f'tI tffF .If'.
glrl 4io attended and collected 19ta 'fe
uamlly nbrosfing u vii only tc
few ycars before 'hrgr younv clrh 71rrn
stry will bc oid enough n enter o0llero
OF the A. nerbcYe who rcr1ai-e~1 thro' IN
ont Che wecl Mr. Martin loarned ttst n
~ them crpcct 10 1t'rud college and ths'
- ~ So r<r cent plan ~ enter Deiav-ar~
College or the W0men'H Collo-r n Dele
w.err Tao 4ad fhcv Would " o FprrTr'
one 94s Undecided ard four vii on
aftcud anv alirgc
The rhuh work h7a evidently rstslls,'
thc h7hIt of fhYft as Fhr r. r,~nh-rr have
avrd q total n g5 5,427. which Y ~
averore ~ si20.50 for rach Thir 1
divided ~ foliow7 Liberty bonds
50 30 'ovrravc fo- earh rnornber 80 p
N8r saving -tanD~ ~ ,i6o, sversge
go ~ bank depo~its 2 908 avrraCr
So ~ The - members alien cwo 81 plgs
l5boffere md o0ws n1vves snd s. fqwl
Thc average aga ~ fbc ~ ci1b champions u
l5 2 ycars 81 of tn~ t5 ARE offending tns
public e-hoolr p Foing n zrsmmar
school grades and 3 hirh srhool
Therc 7crc nnrnbey M othpr rrisee
awarded tho rluh members 'asf verk n
addition to ne arp ~ Washingto1
Stanley Short NJ ~mvyr1 won NE -grr
bred registered pIg offered hv ~ o0ilere
b he riv Judging c0Dte-t
Darptny IIeyd uf taltru, Rsbarr-,
.Iegtrr IF Harrington .lar1 Diil of Felto
and %aoynj Hughes ~ FELTON, ptrh ro
park canncr offered nv -r 1aanufar
airrrs .lary C-iwcll 0f Eclfn7. 8I'drer
Jester III harrington and Grarr HHzac-
AZ telton we're cacn awarded two 1in-
IF rubber rings psed ~ canning irser.
II Brown of ErrEark won an ail- steei sef
feeder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

FOR SALE I0-room nouse. bath. heat and
gas. front ami baek porch. large barA
yard. Ex0piinHt locatl on for roonneTs Ytrgt-
lass condition kcnts for $50 PER mon VI.
Possession At once Apply n YergUF. 40
shipluY street
FOR aAI.R Property af0 Washi nRtou
strpef hpply Harry Emlu1us @f5 Market
%frfwt.
FDR SALE ouy ot and rarrhouae With
y & - siding ~ hirt0rnhh and Union
sirssts Appiy ~ shtplrg ai ret.
FoK 4AIE A. Clsynout won derfui hoDel
property ~ ruorns and bath rlodern m
Drovcfncute. axcclleof condition 4 Iupst
ropdcrful opportunity fnr a hotel pr road
housc pon0s uei DeY. corp. Ses0 Marc
street Phone T215 Even inRr 2s7I.
FOR SALE sao0o 2ia Van Rur~B. 4 tram
heat hardwood hoors. Immediate poe-
aesstou. Apply sri an Buten.
Two COTTAt3Es 81 Pom Grove on tbe
river front Appiy e0q Jefferson sfTuct
Phone 1854 y.
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LOST .Nn Ed M

Datc5i January 5. tA1C
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
ROOMS FOR RENT.

COMFORT sBTT ROOM for tvn rufnef
rner. 10 private fanilf iI0s I"ffc-eoH
ktYncf
DEsIRhRLE rn~nisheei room heat and
eit~trie SO west street Ring bcH 50
FE9<r tg@ s5i.a nv saac non 3oos II o'ov''
Ksf4Hep l.ooti vep. modern houso.
Hof sate- Arat sos IS fnn-th street
rtHSIsHIp Rnou earm. cheerful iaoz
Jrfsrson street
FURNISHED ,tooM o- gentleman ~c-
ond 1o"- ono ,atara from Hotei 10 Pont
FoR RE>r FURNISHED room. --oond aoor
Iara
F1R RET ~evil furnished gour- room
a9.a Lment complete Address y 2, Every
cr'ius Dricf
I.ARGE gurnlshei reorn On eess .ido fo-
one or 80 sentiernen Ph"ns 5Ah3
LARGE Las window room ~ =es7nnd goo-
ALL heato,i ~ oouvrrirucrs ,rntraHy ~
Gated pr'yate family call '1a2 X
NICELY furntshed -a~and-erory rrnr,,. ror
grntlenan 6sii 1s1 =
HICET.y furnished room .itn board ror
tEn gentlemen Phone t942 i
NICELY furnished rooms vel heated Cail
6is IcfFcraon streef IN phone S27n
NEWLY ffIrnisncd rouEn steam iieas AMI
ees trte Aght. AtAa and wifr preferred
Refined couple tppiy 30 10 ln5 = Clay
f9p tree
NiCf 1arm rooms 18th board. AIso fabIe
saar1 a1o atcat st-ce.r.
SIt t.L1 tl--IsieG -o0rnS f0- gentlemen.
All convene Gees Thrf-s bricks from du
Ponf Ea!!d!ng apply 3Dl 81 aAsventa a..
DsE lar4s furnished room rith bath. Can
b,farr Z Il y. 9ti.' ArfFcrson strcct.
SECOND TORY lTont room. ior onr 81
two geatlgmeu- Private family. Location
-E1t.ai l'acnu 1880 Il
ROOM FOR rent. suitable for one rr two
young Ulsl- rUS Adams ~ cali 61bs ".
two surti htd ouoE,s tor isLs lo@ pekes,p-
N. 't".,. tas md "isrtH Phone s1i5 y
Efz8 ai-tle yQru,~h .afcr- secoud story
tr.s7f --1m. Al oavt-uieflc4'S- privasc fam
- 81 t4ame .trecf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

CuMF0RT sBTF ROOM for tvn rrfnef
3 rnrr. 10 private family t10s IefFc-eou
~
DESIRABLE furnished room hest ard
eit~trir SO West strs~t ring bcl so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STORE and dwelling in Newark. DaI for
sale Good openlas, fer gents furnishings
clothing tailor or general nlercBandisr
" rite q O. tscA 26h NewArA Del
WANTED Partner 70 furnish thc rpcn,y
to help . young man WITH life time ~
peuence IN tarmuE and i've stock o. start
IN . small Nay nrCFGtuC J,Gre irrc stocA I'll
Northern 1ciaV are. Address L T. ENgry
Evrning ONO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
WANTED.

Don't GtNt loJk tGRNfIl AND
ho0s h".d -o,5ds aaa4 y .H pay Spot cash
f"T tueth >t>" HthucS' caSu prices pa tnr
raW furs t ~h4ut second AMI I4.aaEf
strUrtS. fuoUs 49,.
NIIf Ht y.us vla q, ,hcs "a t..bh,
N,t~ FFrutr oynot rao.t 1,stA None,
hcuAhr at stnr
IL E ,t't -utr -trai osCr nov wfth pIA>-
ttr sau Attt sllaiSn5s@ "a. : cents ~.4uutsa
to't t'au.n"as or~s.. ssE> L Fourth street
faono snts v
~LIN t> lltC>- dealers Il rags papcr
r., IS sE'J stua- - glet4
TWO furu.,sr3 room. private path 81.
.er-7'd ADDRESS } II. E1ery tycuior
= ShI 2. L. l>oar o $1,000 Tor t~o or tar,ss
ytaC> ou i4r~i-,tAsS real estate ~ss-1rt, +,
sy,rs tN"n'Tl 'fi1ce
', 49, r-Ll-- noe.a h 81 used as an ae3ce
OI JOSS .uufa Au DflIru A4-rtnN 4 (
f.tcry Z vtn.a4 tfrft,c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

Cycle acc sSorias baby carriages repaired
and retired Inning ton Cycle Shop 80.
W Front etFeeL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.

FIRsT~1;E.ASa drvssm;sler wants eeu4ar.
tAGdTu Clothes a sp4riAiiA. Miss y rsAs-
CnnrtnA 225 @Cbt street Iaouo ,saaI
hI0DLE-AGED an.Au ,lesir,N fnsitinn a.
collector uAlf time salary b Cuflttsssi,sn
Gan rUrntsn good rcfCrt1tCcs sdurcss \ .
t. ftul tauCDan Atr,s-t
ANt->tf Man want ,>lttpIl evening ana
>aturoaS playing pia1a tur aan~gS S uttr
oT'erstra A. AuurCSa it a F.lrfy rytrfrc
st4t1Cr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
sEAL OF THE sTATE
PROPOSALS.

tBTH MI aDd sewers for Produce Wharf.
hmiugtou De
Proposals. vii be received until j q ciOcb.
n January - 1920 at the Office OF the
boaf1 O. Haroor Commissioners, City Hall
,arth iack hI aud the grading thereof.
dfalnakc system for the Church Street
praduee uarf
Pans and specifications for the work may
= obtained upon application 20 the under
signed and upon the deposit Of ten ,sIu.UU}
1oilars shlch sum viii later be refunded
atoms
40 proposal viii be considered unless ac-
+" sE;.c rled - 4 cert hcd CLlssk a. the order
~ Tue Board OF H2rbor Conlmis ssioners for
tso hundred 0fty ts250.00j dollars or a
satisfactory guaranty bond III equal amount
ha right a. reserved n FEloct any or ali
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
WANTED TO RIf1.

M, oNil hand CLOTHES VII a. lnr them
hore aue3 IS
b Il ~ f6' hts nest pTicF> for Nts,on,l hand
lur'iihtts fAte. arF'fs look ff,'.t la and
al AfDur of .up- !, 81. } rutsAat -. 4 aSt
Stronu street Fhout ,'~,c IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
UpHOLsTERING AND REPAIRING.

hiAhENGI OLD rUhNICUR4S ao0k oquI
70 new repairing. npnots Gertn5 ami can
az Phonf 6fgn W 40 freacd %tresI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

READING St43eard and Thor nloter
cycles. Expert ropai rIns on al maRes
Used machines at reasonable prices " il
ming Ton Cycle Co. 1905 Aariret straet. II
& 1867 : ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

If1>T-on saturday. pair az jet slipper
buckles Finder please 2haDa tf}S-
LOST PAY envelope aesrinS name ,f
sarah Harris Finder rleasc reluru tr
Diamond STATE Telephone iuucnroom
LOST-Rar pin >.scwar4 II rciurnei III
1922 Tatnau stree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
METHODIST CAMPAIGN
Million Membership Drive Inauguraiec
in Wilmington Yesterday.

in Wilmington Yesterday.
The campaign. which the Aiethodls
Church 1as ,nauglratrd p add ~,
rliili0D conycrta - her rolls before Iun
3D. a20. vas started ln earnest vasLsr,a-
at * Fau Church, Ills city. Accord IA
70 the membership st. paul mas 4grGra
~ take 200 as ter allotment Ia the g-rl-
aiTort.
The church has neen divided INTO grours
-epreSeatinG the varlous sections ri t1r
clf. znere members u chat chtsTcn .yr
ch group has 3 leader wEO Eorss
under the direction of the pastor . ta
particular field
T. T. Finn. editor oi the s.. Paul (
Herald and 5ong .e4der IN TIC SJL1day
school. made -aree-nInuce address
during both morning and evening preacn-
ing 5eryIces, yesterday. He Ls one og +
number of -. Paul l1ymen who have
hecn chosen 70 present The evAngelIsJIs
i- oi church work 70 The congregation
oach sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
FOR SALE.

| FOX SALE.
CHEAPEST PLACE to nuy singer uiA
Chimes New. used and second hard ms
| sninss. - up, Phone 26I9J. ". r. Cnrrows
singer shop. 62l ". Fourth street.
| COOK STOVE. mddio sise. good oondi~
ton 1910 Lancaster avenue
koRsAIE
Rugs and f1oor Coverings
HGKLDCk's 's CASH HOUSE
Spectal prices for ra. furs
.- seventh and Poplar sta.
| FRUIT FARM-2o0o bearing troas. pcach
,on ana =, apple. ,l on state road from Milmsng-
Owner. 2io N. Connei. street..
FOR SALE
,,pn Pity tons OF | l-ams. from o-inch % 20
concrete mixer with gasoline engine At
tsched. Price $500.
JAMES A. STIRLITH & BRO.
Front and Tatnau strecta.
-. 4 A. 1901 J.
HAYINs sold m, farm win a.slI at private
sale all my farming implements, one good
suiA.s piob, ono two hoFsa i.inw. one one
horse pioR. one buggy. one WAGON, two
so9d oiatt horses. y,ars old. ro.eE and
plocks siust pe sold on or bafore January
10 Lancaster pike and OAK Biii. paxt TO
]. ri rulILIPs
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sala Buyer
may have leaqs oi noup until June Phone
esii J.
kIkuLIkG WOOD for sale Is truck
toad. ssuiinx ur one ton promptly At
tsnd.d a. GalI issI N iuiu Union strest
PARIUh STOVE. Apply 40 " Harrison
street
PLAYER PIANOS tend for our uuw cats
ioKue and Dstcas 81 t<ster and Leonard
piano-. Also accommodating tsra,s y A
sortn Co, Dept. -. B,l4 = rifty saconi
stFsot. fniladeipntn. IA,
PRIVATE sALr of furniture Apply I3o6
Iatn8n street
PLAYER PIANOS krauich & Bach. Ha-
let n DAVIS u urtznlaA Conway. tczing-
ton. Janssen. Mervtu i.angnon " All
prices. cztnveaient terms. MS Is nc fs,sl
F's.s ~ paY your fiaysf iian1 ttoTfuT
PNna To. &tb ast f~IHtn strVet
psTHE pBoNO0RArns and their great
est tnator'n. no needles 20 cnange. Plays
eli maze records wtfn tneir reaD0rfive
paedies 81 their bnet Guaranteed hsa
ffaSs. Aiord fleno to 2lu Na@t Rtatb
street.
"a ERu tN8fNCfa snd wall decorations -
a9aiiy enfcisi f'ductto0- ~ faprica
fts,sin e pro#. al shtpisy street AeEt ~
cefnes stfth street Prone loo :
sT0Rr 4ad nnier hsfliFas oiiice chairs roll
and hat top decks. niEng cautnets safes.
~ iona. caen rf4detsr. ga.at uipcKs Cnuus
err. &c All at t.fndon store, Ia = est
Secann str ~
TIT GREENWOOD B.-rl shop ptG -lip-
et1erlY sss'tied Nantan afth q cai,acity for
p.ffaH worn. auTs alipx. tator uin9. I'm
dexlnE rross iflsteyine anu that sort 81 tnirlr
WANTED fsead sslfahl. pnrnar to aes4st
with general tfotIsss4ark f-.aai h9n1e gpr
riRnt pRfl. - y toprtentp ST
WANTED t,ri r3r general bpuaovott
tio n vases. Nnplr t#i7 y azhing ton 81
VI stf.t ~ fsmnus Fmrt 4f,,r-ss
tttatefs. = & naitsms fhir4 aau Iat-
nAll firc.ts Formerly ,l4 Jranre street.
1910 y sixth etre-t ia r.-,ms hat III and
summer ,Iteben bppie sstttlanl Fl lin
ton .os, 1ntHAn strott
49, SEWING! ACHf>F nv ntll sas.ri
hcs Ter So. Apps tsl ~hluiry 80
eAiL afh k--..n~ - tie, tlans 4, lsvs
sorA lint ~ u40asrsts prices. estimates
eLesrfuiIg turnlsl,frl Junee n Moitstt 49,
luLleg stTagt. ~. Il ..tast J.
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