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SUGGESTS CHANGE ~
FOOTBALL Rufrq

nv hssooiated Press ~ Every EvenfuK
Chicago, Dec - -Cns,h Rohsri =
Zuppko ~ Illinois, attending che ,onvet
iipn II the Na'iynsl intercollegiate As-o
cia'ion. today advanced q nsp idsa ~
football rule, asserting that gain ~ sc0fe
made bv a man who rarovrfa fun hisi
ball should not be counted The man
who usually makns rioh = gain ~ treh
down is ono who might - trrrned ths
floafer' IN thn fsaru. vho sxs bshind
waiting for rtirh an opportunity. hs sal
The man responsible iOr thr tumble .
punished enough ~ tha 'oas - ths bsf IN
his npipipu
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GAS COMPANIES
AFFECTED BY CHANGES
Have Received Hardest Blows Of
Any Public Utilities Says
Leading Authority.

Public utility corporations in general
and pas companies in particular get bit
both coming and going" by economic
conditions an they afe affected by up and
down price movements, in the uninion
of Philip " Gadsden, chairman n the
emergency committee of tho American
Gas Association. who was in this city yrs
tcrday
during the war. when prices of coal.
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Mu=, Respect Trrns pri~-

Cautioned against any iYtsTr- r'sls
tiou. Iesiie s PauHnar vac disrr i-s~f
Ia City Court tofa~ on -harEr - vis.i-i
ing hn fraffie rules he was arrrrfsf
Yesterday afternoon - Fo-fr.h srf Frsneh
streets by OHicer PaYpt~- for ii-oha-.ing
3 snfnar.hnra aIznal
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DERRfTL PRATT AGprrr
TO TrpNg WITH prEvffsq

~ AssorlaisI prsss - Fvsrv resriss
Bseion. Dee n Dtuiii Prst'. ths
secprd basernsn otfaiued ~ 'hs peS sor
from fhe Yankrs- ln the righf rnan frss~
~ mouth ago, hes sgreed ~ terms rith
the Boq'nn elub. President n r. Frarss
announced ,r.dsy The prDr-oesf srr
traet will ~ for t7vo years Rsforr riTrinr
IL Pratt I'll have - Re' rslss.o from
contract aa oosoh ~ fhr tuivsr-ifv -
Mirhirau
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POULTRY SHOOT TOMORROW

The Wilmington Trapahooting Asso-
cia'ion will stage poultry ehoot a. Belle
we starting promptly ~ 10 O'Clock Ncw
Years Day and The officials ~ the club arr
doing everything possible ~ make the
shoot 90 attractive ss ihe nno held several
weeks ago
The Wilmington Club hae purchased
their turkeys and chickens ard al hat is
needed ia fair weather ~ make the shoot
great success
Tho Wilmington Club viii ~ nlosri n,
January Z as most of 'hrir members will
travri n Philadelphia n iakr part IN he
mid.wirter handicap If the Philadelphia
Irapsho1ters Inae1ie
The Gle ssifed al section has rnas
~ 0a for yr,s, trsiav praa Il
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Farm a and Land For Sale

FARMS Farm ~ acres, one mile to tiu
ront Hpulet ard eight miles 10 Wilmington
Good land fur fruit ana trucking or poul-
try raising stone mansion, 10 rooms ra-
Gently remodcled. modern couvcnienrps
Frame barn and outbuilinF $1,000 re-
ductiun in price 10 make quick eale Also
- arrcs in New Garden township. Chester
county. Ia Modern buildings line water
supply fruit. 20 arrca Of alfalfa silu new
barn. concrete stalls, modern steel stancb-
ions Everything in fine order T. X tireen
4 son. kennett square. IA.
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Ht.ke. pg~~ps-7.d

Hqrrv q Hirror va~ dlanni-~~f ~ 3
charge ~ being conoerned n = gaming
davica ny Judge Hssfinrs n M1rieiual
Court tO,iAv
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted d-Femaie

GIRL-For general housework. Sleep In.
Reference required. Phone 24l2 w.
GIRL-Nanted TO work at soda fountain.
Apply Ligsetts Drug Store, Fourth and
Market streets.
HOUSEWORK-Gir for general house
work No washing or ironing. Mrs. William
q. Taylor. 1904 w. Thirteenth street
HOUSEWORk-Relia woman for gen.
eral housework. Reference required. Ap-
ply S07 Franklin street.
HOUSEW Woman wanted for gen.
eral housework. Apply James b. Tom8n
IL W. Fourth street, New Castle, Del.
HOUsEWoRk-White woman wanted In
small family. 305 Il. Third street.
KITCHEN MAID-wanted. white, Pro-
testant. for the country. Phone e775.
LAUNDRESS for Mondays. APP
ply sos Monroe street.
NURSE GIRL-To help take care of two
children 7l3 W. Nineteenth street.
WOMAN-For cooking and downstairs
work. Must stay at night. 11o1 Rodney st.
WOMAN-Wanted for downstairs work
and plain cooking. 7l3 w. Nineteenth SC.
WOMAN--White. for general housework.
Three adults. No washing or ironing. To
go home at nights. Address, giving refer
ences. TO II. Every Evening ONCE.
WOAfAN-For general hDusework in small
family. Comfortable room. All convent
ences. Apply with reference. 2l02 Bayard
avenue,
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AUCTIONS--LECALS
: ,Ietio Sales

Auctio Sales 90
AUCTION SALES-Of every description
Anywhere. IL you want to sell see Hnmli-
ton. tho square Deal huctioneer aud Farm
Agent, 905 Madison st Phone 73ss "
PUBLIC SALE January @. 1921 at = 10
ocloCk. klair Il HOllinssworth will soil for
John $ Walker at his farm at Little Bal
timore. two miles south of Hockessin
Del Having sold his farm will sell all his
personal property, consisting Of ~ extra
good dairy COWS. two good farm horses
two good mules. moving machine two
riding CultiYators two hand cultiystOrs
two hay wagons. farm wagon, hay teddcr
hay rake. log wagon, four harrows OF diff
fcrent kinds, - milk cans, lot Of harness
of all kinds barn full of hay aud straw
1000 articles Of all kinds. Terms cash TO
be settled for on day of sale Owner John
$ Walker. Manager klair 4 Holings-
worth
PUBLIC SALE klairs Bazaar. Saturday.
January / at I ! O'Clock. lis head Of horses
Caldwell. for high dollar. 20 from phiiadeI-
phia for high dollar. 20 from Pennsylvania
for high dollar. 80 from country Of ali
kinds for high dollar 20 from city from
private parties. for high dollar head
been used on mail route. for high dollar
Is wagons been used on mail route. for high
dollar. - sets OF harness been used on
mail route. for high dollar. Lot OF pigs
chickens, clothing. inner tubes Goods OF
all kinds. One REQ truck. All In good or
der, for high dollar. Large lot of goods of
all kinds. Come early. Lot of stuff to sell
klair * HolIingS gSwOrfh.
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QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT AD
THAT INTERESTS YoI MoSrp
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms and Board 81
MARKET ST. 130I-Room and board for
young ladies. So. Phone a14I w
VAN BUREN ST, s2s-Nicely furnished
room with board Use of telephone.
WASHINGTON ST, Room and board
All conveniences. Good location Phone
Sab.
W. lITH ST, 907-Room aud board for
gentlemen or ladies. Room well heated
Price rea sonable Phone 1922 ".
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Meter. ycles ana bicycles

uIcyCT.Fs AND MOTORCl CLks-New
and used. for sale All makes. Mountz "
Nlctinney o31 Iatnail street
r1FJAWA ARE CYCLE Co Harley-Dsvid-
son motorcycles. Immediate deliveries on
Io3l models liO5 orange street. After
March 25, 1921, will pe located at sac
French street.
NEW AND SECON D-HAND motorcycles of
ninuton Cycle Co. IyU4 Market street.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

LusInees oe.yIce Ouere I8
BUCHEk-sisns OF every description az
7l3 ehipiey street. Phone 1895 w
DOLL HOsPITAL-Heads and Wigs- Comb-
tngs made up In any style. 6IS W seyept,
street, ~ WAlnut street. Phone 1926 j.
AARTING SIGN Co, signs and show
cards. Phone ~20Ie w.
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sinh That will lessen tho drudeeYy Cf
sitchen work arc appreciated 10y the house
wife. ALFRED Dorsey Phone ss9
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suburban For Rent
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

lUNaAIow Modern. sis rooms. at belle
funte Phone a3s0
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ltou es 80 Rent

n CoNNEfL ST Iua Eiaht-room housa
With heat. front and back porch For Ia
formation phone 3ku5 }
" 5TH ST. inp Nire homs at re,lured
prices 10 rooms. porch. heataf. &c Apply
hnh \ Hroome street
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1
AUTOMOBILES
Aiutomobl es For sac

mNRoTIT-p0 closed top. Must I've
snla So reasonable offer refused tader
Nntor Co. Inc, 2Io French street.
f,,lrSr:E- Touring Tires good and bar
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LIVE STOCK

RuBRER RooFiNG-FoR SALE. c0oD
GRADE MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
ONLY ABOUT 4oo ROLLS REMAIN
ING. =. g. WILLIAMS s nRo.. THIRD
AND TATNAI.L SITS. PRONE AGA.
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car - for listing, si5 for selling. I sed
Car sales Co. suo shipley street. fnone
rns4 1 oman .aNeningE- : tn 2
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

NOTICE is hereby given that the pafthet
shin heretofore existing between henneth
A Drake and william n hubert Iynch uhutt
the name of Drake and Lyncn. was uis
solved on the 2uth DAY OF beeeNtA'
ID 1u2n. by mutual Consent.
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Personals
NoTICE-Typewriting 4o2e du font h'"e
THE DFLAW ARE RAiLRoAD co. Do,
Lost and Found

e.t,,g lost Dacember 2s. about y. m,
in or near Hotel du Pont- Reward MISS
- A h.icnnlas lRil1 Nj. ealen1 lane.
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Wanted Rooms or Beard

pUstNEss WOMAN Desires reprn aud
board IN refined private family snod 10
cation Address Y ~, Every Evening Office.
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HOW TO MAKE
FLET LACE

The easiest lace 10 make, and The
one that shows up ones efforts the
best, Is known az fllet.
To enable experienced lace makers
as well as beginners 10 easily follow
the patterns. the following should al-
ways be kept In mind:
A chain stitch is made by pulling
the thread through a loop.
The first step in making ether IN
seIclns or edgings in fllet. Is to crochet
chain OF chain stitches. II your pat
tern calls for six meshes. then you
will need three tlmes six or IS stitches
with one added TO make the flrst pill
lar. In o.her words, always multiply
your meshes by three and secure the
proper unmbcr OF stitches ard add ore.
/ To turn corner:
lf your first mesh is an open mesh
II takes 1--WE stitches. So In the ex-
/ ample above given you should have
10 sdtches for the width OF the inser-
tlon or edging. and 1--WE additional to
make the turn: double crochet into
the seventh stitch from the needle.
To make an open mesh after i1e
corner is turned;
II takes two chain stitches and q
double crochet stitch into the third
stitch from the double crochet used IN
turning the corner. The last pnlar
Tor double crochet OF a mesh) makes
the FIRST double crochet OF the nexl
mesh. no matter II II is an open OF
closed mesh.
To make a closed mesh:
Double crochet into four chain
stitches for FIRST mesh, and II two or
three closed meshes follow one m
other. the last double crochet of thc
frst mesh is the nrst for The second
mesh. In other words, three double
crochet stitches will make the second
and third mesh, while IL takes foui
: for the ilrst mesh.
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nTCTSTER'S ORDER.

ESTATE OF NEAL COMFY, DE-
II CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF
Coniv, late OF Wilmington hundred. de-
ceased were duly granted unto James =
Comfy. on the twenty ninth day OF Janu-
ary. 1920 and all persons indebted 70 tns
ment 10 the administrator. without delay
and all persons having demands against inc
deceased. are required 10 exhibit ana pre-,
o,I-ntnistrator on or before the twenty
ninth day OF January. A. ID. 1921, or abide
nv the law In this behalf.
JAMES c. COMFY. Administrator.
Address Frank L. Speakman. Attorney
ot.Iav. Equitable Bldg. Wilmington. Del
fan3f .eod-0f
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MUSICAL.
SANITAKY WOnIiER.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Notice TO the Taxables of
New Castle County

Copies of Assessment of Real and Personal Property
for the year 1920 have been placed in the respective rural
election districts, to remain until February 15 1920 fol-
lows:
BRANDYWrNE HINDPED:
& cs fGP % % % ysy ReS1. %: stGEs SS cis%ers a. Ban
Third Election Knka cark's
CHIusTIiNi HUNDRED:
sad ss FIqP I . sE Store Mc,gSs,..
Third Election District 3 Films store. GrenIns,
Fifth Election pisrict1Postoace Henry Clay lay, -
seventh Election pl.rici-DeaVars Iyha%s % Store,
% . SasTs.. NE:s:,ou
,,,E Third - Tl9R S qTr, PtrrL Demp'eys s Union
FIRST Election tore. NsysrE
NEW CASTLE HriNDRED:
G, 6Ss rIsSi1D store New New Cast: Castle
Eg9 ELECTION D.trJShn ,s sS9s s, stor1 a SeT ,in S1os
First Election Difrlc-c A Byans store Depot
RED LION HJNDRED:
d gcai Ff9R od I B. on @ S so ps' 5sofrs.
First Election pstrie-Gss Odessa
TSpd % Election Dstrit-sCuire stevens Once,
Fourth Election Disici-squie MddetOwn
APPOoITNiSNK HUNDRED;
i.5 D'fT1osEG si es s'GE s 9si ssS ssas'
The County Assessment e.
Building The months Of February March and April,
appeals Of n
aFcs ,,5 s.eHAs1 RSsn,.nS yns'
Georges March B. Mildleown
Esa sI5s xms;s csy
white csy Sl1y Gsf aupa March s D. Ssw cssts %
Mil Greek Hundred 10 HOckessn . ,,.r.
Brandywine Hundred caymonN - ,r,, ,vuu,,..,,
cty st " mnst be sd than
April r.o2-z
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NICE SUBURBAN HOME AT R'

A NICE SUBURBAN HOME AT RO.
~ selle, G2is 1850 feet: stucco house;
rooms. reception hail beth. pantry ana
large attic. hot and cold water. sewer. ce-
mrnt cellar. gas and electric, two porches.
sturce garage. large chicken house, planted
with al kinds Of frulls. win have 10 be
seen 90 be appreciated. Apply on prem
lses Orchard Ave. Roselle G. W. Moody.
juni0-lm.
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REAL EsrArr-rnR sNIE.

EOR sALE--noUsE. 25O7 WEST ST.
II feb3-5t.
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WILLING TO GIVE
MIEE 10 ANOTHEn

LONDON. Feb. 6.--Kao Lun. Chinese. is
suing Mrs. Bella Hale for breach OF
promise. After an engagement Of
year 90 KaO. Mrs. Hale eloped with
Percivsl Hale. whom she had known a
week. Kao says he wants her back.
Hale's willing. but Mrs. Hale hasn't
made up her mind.
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PROFESSIONAL.
SPIRITUALIsT MEETING.

IrR TERNA sPIRITUALIsTs
II Church services sunday. 7.30 r. NJ. e07
Tatnail 81 Messages by Mrs. Bishop.
fehG-2t.
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BISINFSS OPPORTUNITIES.

XToUNG. RELIABLE MAN HAS DIS
4 tributing agency for State Of Della
yvare-a pleasure car-also light weight
truck. same make; a wonderful seller
wants man with from $1,000 TO 5000,
either silent or active, TO join him and
dnnnce Tbis is a legitimate business proDo-
sifion and viii make 10000 during 1920.
N handled. II Interested, meet Smith. In
smoking room of Hotel DUPONT, Iuesday
evening between 6 and o'clock febf-2t.
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extra nice mares, with lots OF quality,
bought by Klair from the farmers aha 20
he sold on the best OF guarantee. ~ head
IN horses from private parties. Lot or
wagons, harness. More collars than az
other dealers IN the city. Poultry OF All
kinds Sale n o'clock. ...-,,,.,,, ,,,.,,
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PIANO TUNING.

DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING;
L player work a speciality. all work
ruaranieed. Formerly with the Robelen
niano 20. II. j. Anon, +. Third St
Phone 9760. dcc-o--ih-
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EOR SALE-FARM AND COUNTRY
IL storc: 10 acres Of rich land; hne house
and buildings; also new 2-story store build
Ing. located fronting right on smyrna river
good boating and fishing; Immediate pos
session Price $500. For particulars, see
Wm. Pleasanton, 7. o. Box ifo, SMYRNA
Del feb7-ii.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
FEBRUARY Z.

On this date the planetary influence
Of Venus upon earth life is very im-
portant. 10 Is Venus who sends cooling
and refreshing vibrations through the
earth life and fayors all things Of a
harmonious nature. The influence OF
Venus is favorable to all whose birth
planet Is Uranus.
Everything having to do with the
progress Of women and with women's
interests are favored by Venus and
Luna. Women born on this date will
acquire high honor in all imaginative
work in art, literature and music.
The birthstone for this date is either
the opal or sapphire.
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nusINEss NOTICE.

T,INsMITH-RoOFING or ALL KINDS
Il sheet metal work. 800 East sixth 81
feb7-3t
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APARTMENTs ron nEN1.

I7oR RENT-AUTo SPACES IN GAR.
Il age 81 per month; very desirable and
centrally located Address R-30, Evening
Journal Once. tan3-lm-
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WHAT IS WILMINGTON REAL
w Estate worthf Try 10 buy Y and
find out. Then come aud look NJ the
best available position In Wilmington Tor
an oifice building semi gnrage, clun
buildlns or manufacturing lott nnd
building 90 n. frontage on French St.'
232 n 10 Walnut ST. with euunl 'front.'
age thereon. Prompt action viii secure
a at right price. TiG-iS-20 French -.
Annlv Iin French 81. lanlJ.lm.
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TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
STOPPING AT PENNsGRovE.
schedule In Eject. Sat. Jan. 2ith.

Schedule In Eject. Sat. Jan. 2fth.
Daily, Including Saturdays and Sundays.
Leave both Wilmington. Fourth Street
Wharf. and Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf. at 500 A. NJ. II o'clock noon and
415 Z. NJ.
This schedule is subject 20 cancellation
without no,ice on account OF Ice conditions.
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sTEnING

IDARLOK AND LEATHER FURNITURE
\ our speciality; material supplied; reas-
enable PRICES T95s gssSaST.eed ne ,i PTTsmR. T
son 81 iugio-iyr.
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cINGER SEWING MAcHINEs-Do NOT
- think Of buying until you get our
prices. You can save so on your new
iarge assortment OF slightly used machines
et very low prices We buy, sell or ex-
change: also repair machines. Easy pay
ments n desired. Sewing Maehine hS-
change. 4iO Walnut ST. Open 10 a. NJ. TO
4 = NJ Jai---lyI.
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GIRLS WANTED

Experienced and learners 10 work
on sewing machines. making ath-
letic union suits; good pay while
learning. When you become expcr-
fenced you can earn very good
wages. We pay the very best piece
work rates and bonus. Continuous
work on one part. all year round.
Clean, light and pleasant work
room. Apply at once.
TOPKIS BROS. CO.,
217 French Street.
ieo2G.Irr.
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RON SALE.

tOh SALE.
EoR sALE-GooD BUSINESS PROP
erty. Apply 1879 yandeSer Ave. feoO-S'.
EoR sALE-NEw VACUUM CLEANER.
Il very cheap. Phone soso. febo-St.
EoR sALE-BABY COACH. CHEAP.
Il Apply 02o Lombard ST. feoo-SI
EoR sALE-cooK STOVE, Al coNDI-
a tion. Apply e2s Pihe St. feeo-St
EcR sALE-FIRE WOOD. APPLY SO
Il Walnut ST. Phone 1852 jani'-lm.
EOR sALE-oRIOLE GAS RANGE.
Il coal range, hrst.elass condition. ~, aoV'
W. seventh 81
IHoR sALE--Si25 PIANO. FIRsT-cLAss
Il condition. Edward A. Finsel, xie W.
Sixth ST. feb2-u.
EoR sALEAA REFRIGERATOR, 80
Il pounds capacity; in use two summers sum
SO00 Wards or cINpERs. oEL'y'
cOOU cred. cheap. Phone o"S-N'
OO0n cubIC YARDS or cISnERS
OUO csliyered anywhere rsSn'
EoR sALE-sIDEBoARD. STEMS.
table, gas lamp. all In perfect condi-
ton. Sacrifice prices. Apply after . I; M'
1880 Market ST. feb1-St.
IVoR sALE-wHiTE wYANDoTrE
Il coekerels. pure strain. Benjamin A.
Groves, Marshailton, Del. Phone 4e'o-J'
feb7-0t.
EOR sALE-sIx BERKSHIRE PIGS. s
IL weeks old, two goats, one buck, Yne
nanny. Mrs. j. Schneckenburgers ~. OaA
EoR SALE RESTAURANT FURNI-
Il ture; everything complete; Apply
Sonstantin Frank, Washington hoiel,a ooo
pLAYER PIANO, ssS5. COST 500 NEW (;
Il fully guaranteed; SS-nOtc modern and
up-to-date. Afford Piano Co.. 2io ": Ninth
street. janv-u'
S1cS BUYs GOOD UPRIGHT MA
DioJ hogany piano. vne ,, ioT oegi1' ~
ner. Afford Plano Co., 30 W. Ninth 81
jano.u.
WYE SELL THE FAMOUS EMPIRE
w Pipeless Heaters" s. G. Williains,
Third and ratnall Sta Formerly ,lv
iCHEAPEsT PLACE TO BUY SINGER
~ machines, s. and up. Currow singer
shop, G2i w. Fourth ST. Phone 2ols-J'
TOR SALE-CHIFFONIER WITH MIR
IL ror, four large and two small drawers
mahogany finish. Call between ana j
o'clock, Monday or Wednesday, 300 Van
Buren, 81. fcb1-at.
ToR SALE - 80 THOROUGHBRED
Il White wyandotte hens, s. each; ionr
eockerels, 50 each W. Il. Trayner, New
Garden, Pa. Phone 6-R-2, Avondale.
febi-7
EOR sALE-HoRsE. WAGON AND
haress, two large gas RACES, Tour
ovens; suitable for restaurant or noaIa-
ing house; also army blankets. Shatisss
uuriock. seventh and Poplar sta feoi-u'
OFFICE FLOOR CASES. DESKS, SAFES.
" ales. cabinets and general oiiies fu5ni, snS
exchange. A. HINDIN son. l0i w.
Second 81. Phone 5SSs-R. jano-lyr'
1FAHoGANY PHoNoGRAPHs. $3.50
vi value. $40, while they last; plays
Pathe, Edison. Victor and Columbia rec
ords Afford Piano CO., 210 W. Ninth 81
: jan9-iyr.
EOR SALE.
IL Rugs and Floor Coverings
HURLOCK'S CASH HOUSE.
Second Hand Furniture Bought
may27-u. Seventh and Poplar sts.
u,HE PREMIUM PIPELEss FURNACE
Il for small houses or bungalows, can b
!. installed for Sis and up. We have anoe y
= dozen OF these. which we viii dispose o
4 at above price Samuel G. Williams, Ihir'
: and Tatnall sts- ieu-- . IN.
i c,AFTs-wHY TAKE CHANCES o:
> records that u cost you money 70 max
and keen; get n safe and protect then
Don't take chances Of losing them by nr
or theft Get our prices. II II. harmai
40 Walnut 81. Open from 40 to oeioei
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M0~iNG AND HAULING.

ALL KINDS MOVING AND HAULING.
N Mundy's, Fifth and Madison streets.
pbones 200 or 5O2s septi2-iyr.
WILLIAM PENNELL - MOVING AND
w hauling: prices reasonable. 50S Mary
land Ave. Phone 63O3. Jan<--im.
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on STOCKS ARE not CERTAIN
" his Is also true Of all kinds OF stock;
However. with little prudence. II should
be AN easy matter 10 make money in oil
stocks. Opportunities are overlooked and
money lost by lack OF first hand intprma
ton Recently discovered oil fields are
bringing wealth 10 many people Many more
millions will be made as this year prom
ises to be the biggest In the history OF the
petroleum industry. Read about the oil
companies Offering their stock 10 the pub
lic-some good. bad AMI questionable 1et
fhe real facts in the OIL Press--each issue
brimful Of valuable Information about the
recent successes In the Mid-Continent'
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7 ENT usually finds the chidren's
~ spring sewing well under way, II
their clothes are made at home, or
shopping industriously carried out II
their belongings are bought ready
made. The shops furnish as taste
ful things as any one can ask for and
as reasonably priced when the cost of
labor Is figured in. But there is some
economy In making children's clothes
at home and eliminating the price Of
labor Besides there are little indi-
vidual touches that may be put on by
the home dressmaker.
Whatever the means of getting
these outfits together, suggestions as
to styles are thankfully received at
about this time. The more important
matter of selecting spring apparel for
grownups calls for attention, with
Easter close at hand and proves dis
tracing. Two frocks for little girls
are shown here with the recon-
mendation to buy them II they can be
founder something similar to them,
or to buy materials and copy them ex-
Rctly. One cannot hope to improve