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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13
Economy Hints
! From Japan

Although Occidental and oriental
taste in food varies, still, many dishes
favored by the cooks Of Japan may
be adapted to our palates, and we
can gain many good economy hints
by thinking over the Japanese cult
nary methods.
To begin with, the Japanese make
wide use Of fish, and that is some.
thing that we might do to advantage.
Both our seacoasts, our Great Lakes
and many other of our inland rivers
supply abundant and delicious fish
at reasonable prices-at no price at
all if you are possessed of fishing rod
and patience. Moreover, many kinds
of fish that have heretofore not been
considered worth eating have recently
been experimented with and it has
been found that they are both whole
some and appetizing if properly
cooked
The Japanese cook, with little meat
at his command, saving fowl and ham,
has learned to give a. meat flavor to
many dishes of vegetable composition
This he does by using very little
meat in their preparation. Those of
us who shudder at the thought of a
vegetarian diet would find it highly
Ipalatable if it were prepared with just
enough meat to give flavor.
| OF course, we have all heard much
Of the Japanese use of rice. In our
case, hominy and samp, two corn
products, with inacaroni and spaghetti
when they are cheap, could be used
lavishly and these products should be
prepared in many interesting ways
with the addition of vegetables and
just a bit of meat to give the desired
flavor.
The Japanese cook, like his ORR
entail brothers, is past master in the
art of seasoning. He understands
the taste-giving qualities of all sorts
of herbs as few Occidental cooks, even
those of France, understand them;
and it is because of this faculty that
he is able to prepare such tasteless
food as rice with such skill and var:
ETY.. The Japanese cook also knows
that pickles gives zest to otherwise
simple fare and he serves these in
abundance.
In one thing the American cook is
decidedly more fortunate than his
Japanese brother. and that is in pos
sessing limitless supply of butter
and milk The Japanese cook uses oil
for shortening in cooking soy bean
for one thing-but he makes very
little use of milk, because Japan is
not a dairy country. Milk is pre-
scribed as medicine in the land of
chrysanthemums, but it is seldom
called for in Japanese recipes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13

chop it very finely, break up, also
into small pieces, the heart Of let.
tuce. Place layer of lettuce on each
case, then a tiny sprinkling of onion,
then the chopped sardine, and finish
with another layer of lettuce. Hard
boil the required number of eggs and
chop them up finely, but before put
ting a final layer of egg, pour some
mayonnaise or plain oil and vinegar
dressing over the lettuce. Heap up
the egg and send to table.
Corn and Rice Salad
Turn can of corn out on to a
sieve. Boil some rice for Is minutes,
dry it well till the grains are we'll
separated and when quite cold, mix
with the same quantity of corn and
serve on lettuce leaves covered with
mayonnaise dressing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13

the drawer. This still allows us to
use the drawer, and yet forms shelf
on which we can put the baby's tray,
thus having him at the table with us,
but leaving all the table space free
for our own use.
Although this innovation was iri-
spired for the ,baby's benefit, we find
it very handy as an extra serving
shelf when we are having an informal
little supper all by ourselves, as we
often do on Sunday evenings. It also
often comes into use when / am cook
ing and need extra space for dishes
and things, so can enthusiastically
recommend it's duplication, whether
there is a baby in the family or not.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13
The Buck Kangaroo
is No Gentleman

Down in Australia, or wherever
kangaroos come from, they have a
tradition that kangaroo has a kick
like Kentucky mule, and mean
disposition like an old-time politician
when voting machines were invented.
A kangaroo can lick lion with a
bevy of leopards thrown in, to hear
an Australian talk. In short, kanga-
roo is mean bird. and don't go near
one without whippet tank.
Just listen to Sergeant MCGEE of the
Park police:
Some kangaroos are like some men
they don't know when they've
gone too far"
The story concerns Old Man Cub
berty, a red-headed buck kangaroo,
and Domonic, "a timid little white
tailed deer. Old Man Gibberty is no
gent, believe Sergeant MCGEE. When
Dominic shed his horns recently, Old
Man Gubberty got wise and started
Raging the little white-tailed deer.
He chased him all over the paddock.
and all Dominic could do was to dodge
the twenty-foot leaps of the bully
!. But something happened, said Ser
ent MCGEE:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13
Substitutes for Potatoes
War Taught the Housekeeper to Economic on Wheat
Meat and Sugar
Meat and Sugar

one cupful canned salmon, one and
one-Ealf cupfuls milk, one teaspoonfui
salt, onehalf teaspoonful pepper, three
quarters teaspoonful paprika, one-half
green pepper, one-half cupful drv
breadcrumbs, two tablespoonfuls but
ter.
Melt one teaspoonful butter >in a
baking dish, cover with half the
breadcrumbs, then with alternate lay
ers of spaghetti, salmon, green pep
per, chopped fine and seasoning, until
all are used. Add the milk, sprinkle
with the rest of the breadcrumbs, dot
with butter and bake.
-.
Spaghetti With Italian Dressing
One-half pound spaghetti, two table
spoonfuls diced bacon, one quart
canned or stewed tomatoes, one table.
spoonful cooking oil, three tablespoon
fuls dried mushrooms, one large onion
chopped fine, one-quarter teaspoonful
dry mustard, two and one-half tea
spoonfuls salt, few grains cayenne
pepper, one Glove, garlic chopped fine.
Cook the spaghetti in boiling sailed
whitewater until tender. Soak the
mushrooms, after washing well in
water to cover, about one-half hour.
Then simmer them alone in the same
water for Is minutes. In large,
shallow frying pan try out the diced
bacon. To this add the tomatoes, oil,
garlic, onion and seasonings. Cook
few minutes, add the mushrooms
chopped and their liquor. Cook all
slowly until rich and thick. On \
large platter spread the grated cheese.
Over this pour the cooked spaghetti,
which has been drained; and over al.
pour the dressing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13
Polar Bear Cubs

The announcement that two Polar
bear cubs were born at the London
Geological Gardens last December
aroused widespread interest, not
withstanding the fact that this was an
event which has happened several
times during the last few years,
though so far no cubs have been
raised. This reflects no discredit upon
the parents. nor upon the management
of the zoo, for the same lamentable
end has overtaken almost all Polar
bear cubs born south of the Arctic
regions. while the young of other bears
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13

."Old Man Gubberty did ten-yard
shimmie over toward Dominic. Domi-
mic stood still. The kangaroo thought
the deer was scared stiff, SO he con-
tinued the aesthetic dancing toward
his victim. But Old Man Gubberty
missed detail. The detail consisted
of two six-inch horns. The two six
inch horns were lifted in a haymaker.
so to speak, and Old Man Gubberty
got them in his tummy. It's good
thing Dominics horns were not two
feet long. Anyway, Gubberty's sad
der and wiser kangaroo
He's given up modern dancing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13
Congressman Quailed
at Fine OF $4,000

That the lawmakers at Washington
are not above an occasional bit of
foolery is evinced by an incident that
occurred some years ago in which the
speaker of that time himself INDUCED.
In an all-night session it had been
difficult to maintain a sufficient at
tendance of members, and the House
adopted resolution directing the
sergeant-at-arms to compel the pres.
ence of absent members. One by one
they were brought before the bar of
the House, and after making all man
ner Of excuses and explanations, were
permitted to go unpublished.
About midnight a certain Western
member, newcomer in the halls Of
legislation, was brought before the
Speaker He had, he said, no excuse
to offer. h.
II was one of theater party" he
remarked, when was arrested and
brought here"
Il move that the gentleman from
Colorado be fined five thousand dol
lars" was the facetious comment of
{ one OF the culprit's colleagues.
"I second the motion" shouted a
dozen or more members, all of them
the offenders friends.
ut is moved and seconded the
speaker announced, without changing
countenance, that the the gentleman
from Colorado be fined five thousand
dollars. Those in favor of the motion
will say, Aye"
A deafening chorus of delighted
voices yelled. AYE"
"Those opposed will say No.
The Offenders agonized voice was
alone in shouting, mo"
Now there was but one way to slip
out of the joke and prevent the mo-
ton from being carried, and that was
for the Speaker to override the House.
"The noes have it" said the
Speaker, gravely. "The gentleman is
excused "-Harper's Magazine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13
How to Use Sweet
Picking Syrup

After eating our sweet picked pears
we used to use the syrup left in the
jars for baking beans, etc. Lately
we have discovered that by cutting
up apples and using the picking syrup,
we have an especially fine apple sauce.
We cook the two together, and it tastes
like the old fashioned boiled cider
apple sauce. No additional sugar is
required.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13

What to serve in place of potatoes
is the problem facing the housewife.
Why not try macaroni and spaghetti
dishes? 1t is most important that it
should be cooked in jumping" boil
ing sailed water several times it's own
bulk. The water should never be al
lowed to stop boiling while the paste
is cooking. When tender, by this pro-
cess, there will be no starchy taste. 1t
should then be drained and plunged
into cold water several times SO that
it will remain firm and not be pasty
This important direction is too often
ignored and is just as necessary as ir
the case of rice.
Macaroni and Spinach
Make well-seasoned rich cream
sauce, and with it and minced ham
and leftover or freshly boiled spinach,
in alternate layers, fill well-buttered
baking dish; put a layer of cheese or
top, if cheese is liked; if not, crumbs
and butter. Brown in oven.
Macaroni QueneIIe
Take one ounce of macaroni, four
ounces of breadcrumbs, two eggs, halt
a pint of milk, a little minced parsley,
salt and cayenne to taste, two ounces
Of melted butter and two spoonfuls
Of chopped ham. Boil the, macaronl
20 minutes, cut in small pieces, pour
the milk boiling over the bread crumbs
and let soak for five minutes, add the
macaroni, eggs, melted butter and ham,
pour all into creased mold and steam
for one hour. Turn out and serve with
a thick black gravy.
Baked Spaghetti and Salmon
Three cupfuls of cooked spaghetti
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-13
Salads More Than Lettuce
Sweetbread, Macaroni Tomato, Lettuce and Cress
are All Combined
are All Combined

Stew until quite tender sweet
bread (lamb's or calfs) in little
stock. When done divide in small
pieces. In the meantime boil little
macaroni and put aside to cool. Boil
20 minutes. Make a thick mayor.
naise sauce Of the yolk of an egg, oil,
added drop at a time, and when
thick work in tarragon vinegar, salt,
pepper and a spoonful of cream. When
the sweetbread and macaroni are cold,
put them in salad bowl with chopped
lettuce and cress, and garnish with
slices Of tomato.
Small Sardine Salads
These should be served in little
paper cases or in casserole cups, one
to each person. Skin and bone the
sardines and divide them into small
pieces. Boil one fair-sized onion, and
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fs. 900 HEAR or WAGE CUT.
Textile Mills at Lawrence. Mass, An
nounee Reduction December 20.
Associated Press ~ Every yvruins

By Associated Press ~ Every Kv-uins.
Lawrence, Mas, Dee. lar-Pirs, a.
Of actual reduction II tsx-
tile operatives wagas by large MIL og
JoratiOhs was mad today BY Che Paoifo-
and the Arlington Mills, q this city
Their 5000 workers, constituting one
half ~ the operatives Il this textile oonssr
were notified that readiustrnent hsf
been made, effective DecambeT 20
In accordance with custom, tho aynount
was not stated but 70 Was UNDERWOOD -
approximate Z2z PER cent a. suzgets,i
BY a manufacturers conference last Neek
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HARD TO KILL.
Five Contests Necessary 10 ElecirOcut>
Negro st Beilefonte. Pa.

~ Associated Press n Every Eveninz
Bellefonte, Pa, Dec l3.-TwO oen
we're executed in the Western Psni,en-
tiary a. Rock View today fOr cTimss oofn-
mitted in Erle County II t0ok hvs oon-
tacts bcf0re William Johnson, a Negro,
waE pronounced dead He We zhed ~
pounds and was the biggest man that hn,
ever been sent % The death chair here
Johnson paid the death penalty for killIns
n man in a-frse-for oll hVh' IN an Eris
TeafatIrant
JennarO 3ausons followed JOhns0r a.
the chair for The murder - frflgr
cpInfry man.
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Rls Tnek.

First Tramp Dusty Duzv5rs . ds
luckics' gIy On De rad
second Tramp OrE'g dat'
First Tramp Hes a 9ornnsrnhs1iisi
an does an his galkin N h'g sieep Da'
leaves I'm an day N ioaf arCun' ~ r-~'
ia Kansas City Tumcs
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Christmas Gift Suggestions

Christmas Gift Suggestions 64A
BICYCLks-s15 up. Tires. 81 30 up Baby
carriage tires. soc. United supply Co. ol5
shipley street.
BOSTON TEkRlER-Pups Pedigreed.
house broke, six months old Several have
been shown. Prices $50 10 SIS. kinggold
Kennels. Hillcrest, Del. Phone Holly Oak
1872.
CIGARS-Adlon. Map OF Cuba, Forty
-Four. Havana Ribbon. Philadelphia Hand
Made cigars. distributed by Kenyon, 2O3
Market street
CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS
of "BakeIito' amber. Price 25c up. Jones,
sixth and Market streets
CIGAhETTEs- Camels. Lucky Strikes,
Sweet Caporais, Piedmonts or Chester
fields. special Tor Christmas 81. 10. Mailed
in Christmas box. Gordon Cigar Store;
y. Nj. q. A. opposite US.
CHRISTMAS TREE OUTFITS COM
plete eight-lght outfit at special price
s2.75. Franks Auto supply. lis Market.
CIGARETTE HOLDERS of "Bakelite"
ambeT, l4-k gold nand, space for three
initials. plush lined leather case. Price
IS up. Gordon' Cigar store \ Nj. G. A.
opposite us.
DIAMONDS-A few lower than actual
cost prices. Broadbent. Jeweler. 923 Ship
ley street.
ELECTRICAL GIFTs-.Appnances, lamps.
fixtures toys, sc. l.. Il. Moore, 407 Ship
ley street. The Wife Saving station. =
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERs-sur-
prise her with Royal this Christmas
She'll appreciate 1t. Il. j. Desmond. Fourth
and Clayton. Phone l64b j.
FLAsHLI6HTs-A gift that can be used
10 valuable purpose. Prices 75c to 81 75
IL. Il. Truman. s2a w. Fourth street.
Phone 4442 W.
FIAsHLIGH HTS Every boy will appre
ciate q fiashlight. also the auto owners We
have a large assortment from 81 up.
Gordans Cigar Store; y. NJ g. A. op-
posite us.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION sAILs--Of every description.
Anywhere. II you want 20 sell see HafDii-
ton the Square Deal Auctlonser and Farm
Agent, 7O5 Madison sc. Phone IS4s w.
PUBLIC SALE OF LUMBER. &C Hay-
ing about finished my contract In the EO0i-
ing or Jackson woods. about ~ miles
north Of ElktoB, Md. about = miles
south OF singerly Station. and ha wing no
further dse for the following. J will sell
without reserve, on Saturday. December
Is, 1920 at / O'Clock, one saw mill com
pleta one uo-borss wagon. saved chest
nut posts 5000 feet b. m. % lumber.
consisting Of one-inch boards. two o-lnch
planks, 2I4 2nB. 2ns. Axe. 6K8. all of which
are mostly oak, Terms Of saio. cash -
A. Moore. Dan Garrett. Auctioneer
NOTICE Estate of Clara g. Horner. de-
oeaaod Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate of Clara
G. HoFner late Of Wilmington hundred.
deceased. we're duly granted unto Kenneth
a Horner on the second day u Decernb Z z
A - 1920, and all persons indebted 70 tie
said deceased are requested ~ make pay
msnt u the administratDr without delay,
and ell persons having demands against
the deceased are required 70 exhibit and
present she same duly probated 70 the
said administrator on or before the second
day Of December, a. -. 1921. or abide ~
the law Ia this behalf. Kenneth A.
Hornsr Administrstor Address George
f.. Townsend. Jr.. Attorney -at-Lar. Fprd
Building Wilmington. Del
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Farms and Land For Sale Ss
Is OR "a ACRES--A small farm I'm Kent
county for sale Easy terms. Apply 22O
Woodiawn avenue.
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LITTLE CHiLDHEN's COATS AND HATS
--t3reatly reduced in price. Sensible christ.
mas gifJs. ofnitn IoLiinger. tourth ana
Market ssroots -
PLAYER HOLi4s-ror all players. 600 up
to VI .5O. hoDelen Piano Co.. i1u Market
PLAYER PIANOS special .ADsoluteiy new.
reliable player piano Tor sssy. Easy pay
nients. kODelen Piano Co, 80 Market OF.
Splendid slim RBohIIhS--Cboioa pat
terms and cotors. special reduced prices
81 ones Tor b6c each, two for 81. buy nos
for Christmas while tho choice is best.
smith Aoliinser, Fourth anu MARKET ste
sINks-i'nat will lessen the drudge1y Of
Kitchen work are appreciated by the h0uh ~
wife. Alfred a. Dorsey. Phone Ss1.
| SHIRTS ~ Women buy these mems shirts
because they ike the tine materials aud
low prices. Allen are glad 20 wear them fof
they are good looking and cOmfOrtaple
k1aaam set John several for CnnstInaH
gift 81 30 to si2. smith Aollinger. Fourth
and Market streets.
/ aAfOKhHsi NDs-Nickel plated. two
feet nigh Makes an attractive showing In
| any room. Price IS. Jones' sixth and biar-
ket streets.
/ YITvTHOLas-A payment OF s5 places
/ either a Vlrtroia. sonora or CoiumDia In
| your nome for & nrtstfn3s. Arrange Tor
yours today. hobeien Piano Co. 40 Mar
/ ket street. -
! VICTOR or Columbia Records make a
| suiuanie Cnristmas sift. soc up. hoDeien
| pIauo Co, iIu MARKET street.
| WARM WOOL sea tssnIonabie and
1 acceptable t0F INFthtuAAA stth fuE FVhA
best girl or mother sister. Big seioc-
| ton 50 to si8 10 each. first counter TO
| the rignt Just inside the door. smith Lol-
| Hnser. FouFtn anu Market streets
| WohfEN HOUSE DRESSES OF good
! quality gingham and percaie. Regular price
| - Very speclai al ~. JacOby .. [<t-%&6
Market street.
| WATCHES Ihgsrsoil "kadioiites in all
| sizes Always an IDEAL Kift Priced from
81 90 up ,.ordona tiear store. Y. ~
/ & A. opposite us
wearing Apparei So
| sEAI PL UsH DOIMAN never been worn.
Reasonable. Can az 1912 west street
wanted 90 nuy 6S
| DIAMONDS - viii pax you the highest
prices b. kieitz n bro. %. sixth aud
Market streets,
JUNk-Let inc buy your secondhand
goods Highest prices IN Delaware. II.
sloan llV west street. Phone 3s4i. Is40.
+ OLD GOLD-I will buy your OH gold and
silver hIlllsrd Il. DAVIS, g-ll last second
street.
STORE COUNTER. scales and meat boz
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals
NOTICE-DT d Rossman has rosu'o 1ii'1o
mis- practice at his former oniCo'
Market street ------ -, a
p..,0VAIu Mitchell Jeweior. for
rnerIv of Ford BuiluinS. Ienth anu "h'
L.t now lu5 " Ninth second moor.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

AUTOMOBILES
1916 DODGE, $500.
1917 OVERLAND, $3.50.
1920 UPAfoBILE SEDAN.
rrh aho,a cars may be purchased on
ar- con y,rient monthly payment plan
II desired. Act quick.
sec Mr. Ratledge. lUIa-I9 orange q.
Opcn evenings. TO y.
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Wanted-Rooms and Board

Wanted Rooms and Board 73
APARTMENT T-M auted two refined ladies'
to Join with third one in renting a very
desirable furnished four-room apartment
Rent $50 per month. Address with par
ticulars AMI reference to " Il, Every
Evening Office
ROOM AND BOARD-For 10 mechanics
Give rate Address W Is. Every Evening
Oftice.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms " ith Board 81
ROOM AND BOARD For refined young
man Home comforts. Phone s4d4-
v EaT 81. koom for rent with hoard
All Conven fences.
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Rooms Without Board 6s
JEFFEKsON ST. siO-Nieely furnished
s.cond-story front room. Modern con
vcnlenoos. L ~ Of tsiephone. Private family
MONROE ST. sI5--Two furnished rooms
for rent. All conyeniences.
RoON-Nlcely furnished front room.
steam heat telephone. electric light.
Phone 48fg-M
ROOM Furnished front room, in apart
ment Central. Phone 1898 W
ROOM Furnished front room on second
moor All conyenlsncea. Phone s27U.
SCOTT ST. I7U8-Furnished front room
for rent Heat. Phone llI5 "
WAsHISGTON ST IZf8-Large room
also bachelor apartment for rent Phone
1861.
". NINTH ST. l20I-LIght. airy rooms
furnished. In private family. Mell heated.
" I4TH ST. 3Uts-N Nicely furnished. All
conveniences suitable TOR two gentlemen.
live minutes from the Hotel du Punt-
Rooms FOR Housekeeping So
ADAMS ST, 704-Two furnished rooms
for hgnt housekeeping for rent
DUv- -PONT 81. suO-'rwo unfurnished
front rooms Light. neat and bath
FRENCH ST. 7I4-Large roo N. furnished
for hight housekeeping.
Mon ROE ST. l0o6-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping
PINE ST. IsO4-Three furnished rooms.
hrst floor
ROOAis-Two. furnished for light house
keeping. all conyeniences. Phone 2OO5-W
Where 20 Eat II
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aoINd OUT OF BusfNEss-stocE re-
duced Every thing for tho baby. Open
evenings until Christmas. V. y. Windie,
400 King street.
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Service stations. Repairing

AUTO PAINTING-Wny should YOU
travel in shabby car / paint and up-
holster them Like new for a small amount.
Phone 32o& j.
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,5I-ff,I. Touring 1919. aud roadster. 1920.
'I,,bfiv used Excellent condition. Good
tires Must he sold. kadeT Motor 20. Inc,
2Ia French street
CHEVROLET Touring model ago Al
condition Demonstrate. Phone oSOo
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Advertise Advertise Every Day. Advertise The Want Ad
MERCHANDISE
Chri stn.a Gift Suggestions

GOLD FISH AQuAHI UMs~-Gold hsh.
fish castles, grass and food. +. u, Cart
NEIL Paint and Glass Co, Sixth and Madi-
stTsst4.
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AUTOMOBILES
service Station, Repairing
Is

AUToMoBilE oWNEks-hsk US ABOUT
cylinder grinding and why VIC excel In this
line. L. q. Motor Sales Co. l0S-ll0
Market street
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Lost ana Found

REAGIF BTTCH-Lost 1917 inches. wnl.e
VIII viii " wv go 90 foffery was stolen Friday
'., nna,s s03n n 4. Arueger, GIL "
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INST RUCTION

Local instruction Glasses a
BEACON BeacOm's is recognized as
one OF Americas best business schools
Make arrangements 10 enter Day school
or Night School on Monday, January g.
Beacon Business Colleges, 10th & King
streets, Wilmington.
Mu6icaI, dancing, ID amatic ID
DANCIkG-Learn to unnce now. Class or
private instruction. Avenue DanceIand
Eden Hall Building. Phone 1882 }.
Private instruction aS
M MUSIC-Gentleman piano teacher desires a
few more private scholars. Conservatory
method taught. For an interview address
T.. o. BOX 1913.
PRIVATE IkSTkUCTION-Are you pre-
pared to meet the demands of the recon
struction period The Hines Individual
instruction Method insures rapid progress
and is In yariaDly successful. Hines Private
Business College. 402 w. Twenty-second
street. Phone 5Z27 w.
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ASSES-Tortoisc shell trimmed. lost, on
.5th ST between IatDalt Market i'iuO'
- -et4,rn Ia Ne = " 25th St
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Where TO Ea,
REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT

WEST ST. 1907 Table board b. abe veel
Home cooking Phone 800 J.