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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10
NEW MINING CO.
To Be FORMED

The Orc Grande Consolidated Mines
Company is the name of new mining
syndicate now in process of organic
alton to develop vast ore bodies in
Douglas county, Mono County. Cali
fornia and elsewhere.
The principal actor In this big pro-
ject is E. Chaplin Gard, who recently
financed the Burgard Tunnel and Min
ing Company with few persons as
close corporation to operate the
War Horse. Linney and washoe group.
The roster of the Orc Grande board
of directors is to include people of
state, national and international rep
utation. and amply able to finance the
syndicate as another close corporation
but Mr.. Gard will give the public an
opportunity to participate in the enter
prise on an absolutely safe and very
tempting basis.
Among the properties included in
Orc Grande holdings is tunnel site
on a mammoth ledge in Sweetwater
range. samples of which return values
up to $4,000 and better per ton. A
strong mountain stream flows by the
proposed tunnel mouth and there is
ample timber available, besides the
property is accessible by good roads.
Another ledge in Douglas county
outcrops more than 100 feet in width
Selected samples from this ledge re-
turn phenomenal values.
Mr.. Gard has initiated vigorous
and effectual campaign for a large
treasury fund for equipment and devel
opment. and will soon extend his field
Of promotion to prosperous centers of
the East and South, to demonstrate
his faith that within the fabulously
rich Comstock belt slumber other lod-
es, possibly as extensive and valuable
as the old comstock of history.
Everybody realizes what the payroll
of a great mining or other Industrial
center means to community. Cards
ambition is worthy one, and should
be encouraged.
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POWER UNIT
READY TO START

The new unit at the hydro-e electric
power plant of the Douglas Milling
and Power company, was given try
oIa this week and found to work
perfectly. The machinery is being
worked in gradually and will probably
be cut in as the main unit tomorrow
The new generator has capacity
of 200 horse power greater than the
old plant and will enable the COM
pany to accept much business that 1t
has been unable to accept, from the
fact that the old plant was already
overloaded.
The Douglas Power company had
arranged to have the new plant run
ming nearly year ago, but shipment
of machinery was slow. and after il
had arrived and installed. the con-
crete pressure tank was not of suffi-
cient strength to stand the load and
went to pieces. A steel tank was
ordered and after much delay, finally
arrived. and the installation was CON-
pleted last week.
The new generator is directly con-
nected to the big water wheel, elimi-
mating the troubles that can always
be expected where belt is used
The generator is housed in a new
building one hundred yards below the
dam and has been built Of such size
that a second unit may be installed as
any time 1t may be required.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES

Only two more Sundays remain be-
fore Christmas. The sermon next
Sunday as we'll as the Sunday follow
ing will be Advent sermons and will
serve as a preparation for the, festi-
val which gives us an evidence of the
overwhelming love of our heavenly
Father. Please. attend these services
and be placed In a true Christmas
mood.
The Sunday School and Confirma-
ton classes will Sunday begin the
study of our Christmas program,
which will be more beautiful than ever
before. All scholars must attend.
Sunday afternoon the Fredericks-
burg Lutheran Sunday School will
meet at the school house at 2:30 o.
clock. This sunday school will also
prepare Christmas program
Next Tuesday evening the. Young
Peoples Society will hold a regular
business meeting. The meeting will
be important since a number Of things
reference to our Christmas festivit-
ties will come up.
Thursday will be the regular meet
ing date of the Trinity Ladies Aid
Final accounting of our Bazaar will
be made. This will also be the last
meeting this year.
At the last Board meeting the mat
ter of our Synodical Budget tour con-
tribution for Missions. Colleges. Syn
odical expenses, sick Pastors etc. }
came up. Quite number of the COM
municant members have not paid the
required amount of $220. The mem
bers should realize that this is an a.
mount of money which they owe their
God for His work on earth. Let us
not forget: "He that soweth sparing-
ly shall also reap sparingly." This Is
word of God Himself
Monday the Nevada Pastoral Con
ference will meet in Reno. The past.
or, who is secretary of the conference
will attend
The Church Board will conduct q
short special meeting Sunday right
after services.
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RECEPTION
TO BE HELD

The Gardnerville Womans Club
Will hold ar ecepton and tea for the
teachers of the Douglas County high
school, and the Gardneryille Gram
mar school at the auditorium at the
high school tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock to which the public Is invited.
Miss Abbie Louise Day of the Uni
yersity of Nevada. will give talk on
Home and School Topics" A short
program of vocal and instrumental
music will be given by members of the
club.
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WAGES CUT IN
OTHER STATES

Recently the stockmen of this
locality held meeting and discussed
ways and means of cutting down ex-
penses In keeping with low price of
wool and mutton. As means of
bringing relief one of the methods
agreed upon was the reduction of the
herders' wages from $40 to 800. per
month. While the sheep men regret
ted the necessity of this move, the
condition has been met squarely by
the herders and If any of them qui.
their jobs because of the reduction, it
has not been reported.
That action of the local sheep
men is In keeping with the growers OF
other sections, Is learned from the
following article appearing In a re-
cent issue of the Butchers and Stock
growers Journal.
The Central Wool Growers Asso-
citation. that organized in Livermorc.
Cal. about year ago, met In the
Chamber of Commerce rooms at
Stockton, Saturday. November %, for
the purpose of enlarging It's member
ship, and also to fix some means for
future existence. About eighty sheep
men we're present and Joined the
association
maximum price for sheep herding
was fixed at $40 a month. This wage
to be paid as the INIT for first-class
men. A maximum price to be paid
for shearing is 10 cents a mead and
board. The owner of the machinery
to be paid extra for his time aud use
of machines.
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AMERICAN LEGION
ELECTS OFFICERS

AT meeting held by Carson Valley
Post of the American Legion Tuesday
night the following officers for the
ensuing term were elected and In
stalled:
Edwin Millar, Post Commander
Geo. P. Dangberg, Vice Pest Com
mander; Carl Springmeyer, Adjutant |;
Walter Haugner, Finance Officer; w.
Everett, Chaplin; Jim Fischer, Serg-
cant at Arms.
At this meeting resolutions were
passed thanking all organizations and
schools who participated in the Armi-
stice Day celebration held In Gardn-
nerville. November 18th.
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BANK DEPOSITS DECREASE

The reports of twenty-four banks Of
of this state at the close of business
onNovember 18th. show the deposits
to be 1921, ,951,76 less than the deposits
Of 1919, at the close of business on
November 18th of that year. 1t is as
sumed to belargely due to the inactiv-
ity Of the VOL market and theadverse
condition Of the mining industry in
this state The decrease In deposits
from September s, 1920 to November
Is, was SAB. 564.44.
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State of Nevada, County of Douglas(s
I, H. c. Jepsen, county clerk and
ex-officio clerk of the First Judicial
District Court, in and for Douglas
County, Nevada, and presiding clerk
of the Board of County Commissioners
for said County of Douglas. do hereby
certify that the above is true and cor
rect copy in regular form of claims
pending against said Douglas County,
and duly acted upon and approved of
by said Board of Commissioners at
their regular meeting. date December
9Th, 1929.
In witness whereof, have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed the Seal
OF said Board this 9Th day of Decem-
ber A. d. 1920.
H. c. JEPsEN, Clerk.
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+. & A. NJ. MEETING

Called communication of Carson
Valley lodge No. 33. F. & A. NJ. will be
held at Masonic Temple. Friday night,
December 10th at 1880 p. m Work in
NJ M. degree.
Called communication Saturday
night, December 11th at 7.30 o'clock.
Work in +. c. degree.
By order of w. M
e. CHRISTENSEN, Secty.
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Chris Nielsen, salary -s27500
H. c. Jepsen. salary ry----- 200 90
Julia klotz, salary 1880
+. f. Brockliss. salary 125.00
c. NJ. Krummes, salary y 5000
A. W. Ramsay. salary 1000
Ira Pinckney. salary 5000
VIM. l.. Howell, salary 1000
Mrs. II. w. Gale, election clerk 1900
Il. c. Howard, election clerk 1850
Ed Godecke, election insp.-- 1900
Geo. Swanton, Lotion insp. 1900
p. Jacobsen, election insp 1900
Mrs. lone Fettic, election 8lerk 1000
Mrs. Arnot Mawkins, same 1000
F. Settelmeyer. election insp.
and returns ----------- 1910
II. Erbst. election insp. 90
II. Walker. election insp. 10.0
J. Il. Drendel. election insp.- 1000
Mrs. II. II. Mack, election insp. 1000
Mrs NJ. Nelson, election insp. 1000
Mrs. F. T. Brown, election clerk 1000
l.. A. Mclnnis. election clerk 1000
J. H. Park. election insp.--------10.00 90
Fred Dressler. election clerk 1000
A. o. Taylor, election insp.z- 1000
+. H. Dressler, election insp. 1000
B. X RUSSELL clerk and returns 1910
F. w. Cross, election clerk 500
Mrs. c. Fulstone, election clerk 500
Fred Cook. election clerk $50
Antoine Schulz, election insp.-- 500
Joe Schneider. election insp.-z 500
Farmers Mer Co.. supplies 1f.20
J. Gallagher, labor C. h $50
A. w. Ramsay. meals for pris. 500
C. NJ Krummes, justice fees 23.00
Julia KlotZ, stamps 200
Trnckee Elc Co., lights-power %. go
Farmers Co. phone rent 1hS5
J.. Lauritzen, labor ---------- 1900
Minden Imp. Co water er---- 500
II. c. Jepsen, cash adv. S.4s
Lkinkner Co, rubber stamps 4.01
Howard Bros, supplies indg. HOO
Hobart Estate, wood -----z--- 11.50
NJ. Jacobsen. support indg.---- 1876
Pete Young, support 1000
Ormsby county, care OF poor 1000
Andy Holms, highway work 900
II. Heitman. highway work - 1920
c. Heitman, highway work 1890
c. Giordelli, road and b. work 5000
Peter Swanson, road work 200
Geo. Rheil, sroad work. 1900
Carl Falcke. road work ---- 141.0O
V. Park, road work ---- 1900
Carl Syll. road work--------- 1900
NJ Canonica. road work. 1900
H. Petersen, road work $500
VIM. Barrett, road work $500
| Union Oil Co., gasoline 2040 90
A. Jensen Co. road supplies 27.S0
J w. ID. Park, machinery reps. 1915
VIM. Park, rent engine ------ 24.00
Minden Butter Co., fuel OIL 101 40
| Holt Co, tractor extras--- 60.99
Nash Motor Co., extras------ 22.S1
v BIZ, road work, supplies 66.75
Anderson Bros. road work. 500
Sam Cardinal. bridge work. 11.00
Cordes Bros. road work $500
Fred Rich, road work. 1900
Julius Niehaus. road work. 51.50
Fred Tholke. road work 22.50
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HOLD REGULAR MEETING

The Board Of county commissioners
held their regular meeting Monday at
the court house at Minden. Claims
as published In this issue were allow
ed by the board.
The petition of F. Schacht asking to
be transferred from the Genoa school
district to Minden district was granted.
A committee of business men of
Gardnerville was appointed to confer
with the commissioners relative to
building concrete crossings on the
main street. Geo. Fay and l.. P. ia
cobsen representing the Board are to
meet with the committee and report
to costs etc. at their next meeting.
The report of fees of the county Of
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10

Ii your friends flatter you, that
doesn't mean anything because friends
are supposed to do that, but II your
enemies knock You thatsneans you
amount to something. or they wouldn't
take the time to do It..
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Who Remembers

When eight dollars a month was con-
sidered about the right rent to pay
for fair cottage In a small town.
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CLAIMS ALLOWED
BY COMMISSIONERS

Following is al list OF claims allow
ed by the County Commissioners at
their regular meeting held Monday:
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schacht, Louise Neddenriep, Hazel
Trimmer. and Jean Bridges.
Brownies-Hans Johnson Almond
Park. Virgil Neddenriep. Nicholas
Uhart, Kennel. Neddenriep, Walter
Thrane. George Fay. Warren
vought. Morris Change and Arnold
Aldax.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10

A lions roar induces respect but
on are no lion.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10

Evening Breezes-Doris Dangberg.
Ruth Dangberg, Mildren Jepsen.
Nelma Trimmer, and Ang cline
Hickey. d. c. ii. s students
Birds-Dnane Mack. Robert Pierce,
Raymond Cardinal. Hardy Everett.
Russell Terry. Henry Luhrs. Fred
die Berniug and Theodore Anderson
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Roads Of evil are covered with tacks
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10

Do your Xmas shopping at home.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10
M|NDEN SCHOOL
To GIVE PLAY

A Christmas Operetta, entitled
while Mortals Sleep" will be given
Wednesday evening. December 10Th
at the Carson Valley Improvement
Club hall In Minden by the pupils of
the Minden grammar school, They
will be assisted by the Misses Ruth
Dangberg, Doris Dangberg, Mildred
Jepsen. Gertrude Luhrs. Velma Turn
er and Angeline Hickey, students of
the Douglas County High School.
The public is invited to attend;
the admission will be free and there
will be dance following the enter
tainment Curtain rises at Sis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
FEMALE Help WANTED.

BRIGHT GIRL-Cler1rul experience. Only
competent need apply. Address G l. Every
Evening Dfirc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
FOR SALE.

BOSTON terrier pups podigr,c with each
dog. Aiso Rinsgold hoy ut stud. Service
guaranteed. Phone Holly Oak ta2 William
sntck, Hlcrest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
sARTH an -. -. toE l,-,.,nce -
RI sI>rs, orpnRTl NILES.

f-osef ~ ID 8 r,er q a-I 1'tesfoga-t
s. s.u .ag ton. bCtRunrV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

F0R SALE ~ room nouse. batn. heas anf
gas front and 1srh porch larEe bark
yard Frcrltent Encattnu f.r rpouors First
cass cond tton Renfs for $50 per mont b.
Possession ~ one~ Apply II Y~rgrv tfQ
Nhiplay strr~t
CORNER LOT. ~ nY $50 FRET m troilry
lsne a. Rellernnor Dr r. NJ Milikrn
tight tb and DIT pant stTeeta
HpraK six roorrs bath uantry eie~trs-
light stationary tubE 'front.' and bark
npfches Possession foT ~ Twenty ffip
strret. Apply On premises
FpH sAIE rrorrvty $40 Earhi nptor
street. Apply Hs~rv Krnr1ons 50 Narkst
"a resf
RnE SAIF Our sot and usrehouse Ttth
II Z q siding. - Thfv tarn IN Rnd Union
stFref~ Apply al ships"y stgeet
FDR SAI.R- ~ tlavrlont 0nclevTui ho.~s
property Ia rooms and path Ulodarv1 i'm
Ornvou@nLs. srcstens rnn3ition 4 fn0ss
ags1YpFisrFui pounr tI nifty for i hntaa or 4 rry,d
hounr Penns..iJ~i NV orr s2n EAysrt
street phnne 1xts Even ings 2e3i
TWO, COTTAGES ~ penn Csynvs cn tb~
river front Apply eo1 JeFerpon sLrsssE
Phone 1874 r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
MALE HELP WANTED.

ROY wanted, over 10, to work in garage.
Walnut Street Garage, loT-4f3 Walnut
street
BARRIER wanted. Apply 0in shipley st.
BRIGHT Office hoy. Chance for advaucs~
mCnt $40 'Tatnali street.
NBTM4 patternmalEers wanted Screwed
and hanpcd nttines. MONTGOMERY Foun-
dry and Fittings Co. Con shohockcn, Ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
ROOMS FOR RENT.


FURNISHED ROOMS for light housckoep-
ing. lodging, boarding Heat and light. All
eonyenieneoo. Rood loca ton 1913 west
street.
ron RENT Furnished light housakecp-
Ing apar ttnsnt two rooms and bath. IlE
twenty sncond stroat.
FURNISHED sncond-s story room with hest.
Suitable for tso. 1910 MaTh~tst.
ron RENT on Delaware avenue near
Nadiaon. very desirable large, eerond~
story room. Furnished complete Can 3oTi
FURNISHED ROOM Now. modern house.
Hot water heat. snt " Fourth Btreot
FOR RENT Two communicating ffgnt
rooms, bedroom Furnished. Phone tas4N
FURNISHED RooN or geutIorusn, eo-,-
nnd noor. Ono squaru from Hotel du FONT.
r. Twelfth stfesit
LARGE. weIi furuebed front toopi. in pf
vate family Apply 209 ". Ninth stfsst
LARGE OAK bat rack for saie. rioue
ft2t II
LARGE Furnished room, on ~nst etdn for
ono or two sentlernen Phone Itsa
LARGE. second story front room for rent.
with board $40 VSn Hufen etreet
LAnar hay window room. on socond fioot.
wni heafesi. all cy,nvuniences. aentfaiiy 10
ca'ei private family Gaii asa
NICELY furnished rooms veil heated can
Oil jefferson street or phone EI7b
NtCF ROOM for ront for gentleman only
Private family. cali -
NICELY furnished rtypma foS gentlemen.
All conveniences Three blocks from do
Pont Building Amply 3oi " .sieTenth ST.
NEWLY furnished room iatcst{ heat and
clecttfc lipht Mh0 and wtfe preferred
Refined couple lo5 clay ton streo'
NlsWiY furnished sncond .fory front room.
sit ablc fur oue or two Rentifmeu Refer
enset5 exchanged ippls tsii Delaware AEe
ROOM for reut suitable for one or two
Young men tG05 Adams az Call H5oF v
SECOND FLOOR 'FRONT.' room furnished
as den for gentleman. ~ cnuvenienrcs
81 Every Evening ptflce
aECONn-aTBnY front rom. for one or
tSB gentlemen Frivste family IorRfion
central Phone 1880 k
rHO furnished rtspnns for housekeeping.
Al Ron xenfences Nh children II Wesb
Twenty fourth street
VERY nicely furnished large. seonn1-story
front room 81 convenience Private fam
Hy sfl Adams @frrct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

sgOkk ar dvtl ~ Is >epart Ia. for
sk toos .fpuae So -erIs furnishings
l0ttfrc talt CtHers fuCrCnaUdis-
v ri 4 a. tt-t .i- Neeaus bel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
MOTORCYCLES RlPAiRtp.

81 tFI 81. .audara
Is fhftsrf ia. ..t.g a4 -
-. fl.A t.tr.t- ~ resonant. lsrtrt y I
tlss ~ .-s' ''Hia AaFh,t - -
lr#
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
BiCYCLE REPAIRING.

st#4tLt KrFAIEtNG 80 unc 81 s.,
vrt go ~-r uart rlr~laR,s r.paIr,1
tEU -,aeec tUu =. ter gts shol ,'u1
reu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
PROPOSALS.
INvITATIoN To COSTK Motors
CONSTKTCTIp% OF ASHfNGTo\
STREET MEMORIAL REfDIF
Wilmington pC1
NOTICE ELECTION
ttiNN NATlON Al BA>h
" iimin2ton. Del Dcc ~, letp

CoNsTKrtTIoI 6F WkSiSINGToN
STREET MEMORIAL REfDGF
Wilmington, pcl
scsled bids or proposals for tho couetruc-
ton of Washington Stro,t Nj smorial l{ridge
,tn.ston Ncw asti. ,,r,,,t, Iociay,,s v,p
received ny Washington Strrct bridge
commission at thu Once ~ che commission.
Noom W ~. ruhHr Ruildiux Whining
80 until tho tvCn siNth daN 81 January
n.0 a. II clock a IA at which time and
aace. or AZ later time 70 hc hNrd ~ the
sopmission. the proposals Wlil hc publicly
penod
ire work for Witch bids o. proposals arr
Acrcty inVttc.i wll consist uf the removal
- tho existing stool bridge the removal u
he otistirg stone masonry and fhu con
'ructton % nov bridge of reinforced con
rrte and stone
rbs nv hridrc vii 10 - fcct vide and
about fnn tnrt lonE II vii consist ~ tive
arch spans We ~ y hiCh Will hc - fees
:. 2 ~. .,"l f1ri ana ~" - fect sath
\ more complete description of tire work
= rs oonc n gwen IN Information Tor Com
ia tors Form ~ Cont tact, specialization
Rond snt Gontracters Proposal also ia
.b, acrotnPanH luE contract Drawings All
u shirh arr = ~ dcom'd part e this
Cop,rs - the foresoins mas Io tnsi.ecte,i
a. th' cfiirc of The commissions. and MAJ
purch7 xxi 81 tho ofhrc of Hon amin II
DAVIS and Vance " rort.ert. engineer and
,r-hitcct. whitehall Building. Nr~ NorN
deposit ~ one hundrvd dollars tsIo0 az,
r"4utred for compietc -, 81 Form 81
ntraCf ~pFsr1tkea fl0nS. RODd. pFupoSal
arI CONTRACT Drawings which sum hess
aho gost ~ punung ani for~afiine, wiu
bfludcd upor tho return ~ an the
mat'er ~ good condition tofcro she date
Z receipt - bids
4 certified chtsL u Tho sum a. twenty
tbous-And dollars so 49, Usl must acH,nl-
ANY Zach proposal
lseoaipt % bids uil he subject 80 the con
fitions gwen ir saic Information for Con-
traitors
TIE rieht 10 resrrvcS - rvlert anv md an
nidf
ARLINGTON STREET RRlpGR COM
AfrNi du rcut. Chairman
Albert Strtstr Secretary.
FrrSfaTich " tarpcntfr
EaS7suve oNic'- aud Consulting Eaginc"r.
sARTH 90 ar ~cvorr for Produce wharf.
Nripg too ilol
Fropossls viil IL rc-vivrd unth II clock
Rcarr 81 lArtt-r traa rs.>s1ot cre Clfy HAH
N1ningtu7 EeraVar tsr tuc placine ~
aSrth h3cA NA ans ehr kr3dinC thereof
dramas stsu - tte huNrh ; sruet
p-o,i,i-e " hsrt
Iiaue ,ra spcCtesafiens foT the WORK rray
eGned and .pau tat 5rpos of ton lst'acn
1sNaIs vb#ta ssll St alter b, Tpfurded
-ron The sCturn ~ salu tiaas an sIccih-
Aon
No rropass1 vfD - con 1dcred unless -
nuaYan zst sv .r-f fftcf csf1-h - thc order
af 1T, H.t-3 - Hartv'r commissioners Tor
80 ss~.r.5 Hftv &stotR dol ar. ~
Z 4 ..s.t j. h,>e-te. ta .4Ort apN cr Al
f-ossf - fl9- Nor & o-lr -'teston0-s
s. N.tr.taetar. hC.RubrV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
WANTED.

WANTED.
Don't GINB YOUR RSITURE AND
household goods away Nin pay spot cash
Tor iucm Ais highest cash prices paid for
ra~ furS SAiut second and FatnAu
strectr Phone Ats%,
} Will BIN yout old c}otncs Isaac Gibbs
So French street i'nonc 2BsiJ None
ie,uE Eht a. store
LIT 4 coat your roof over nov with pias-
ur a.age ana guarantee il. ~ cents square
f.rIt ti,aUHlont bros. 5Is r. FOURTH stree:
Fhunc sstN y
SIAfNI> HRu- dealers IN rags paper
ks and o klnd- - metal
TWO furnished rooms with bath and cleo
'-l- uEtf, man and Wifc Address -
tNtry Fv'ninE bB.Cr
v tLU--isuolu * t., usod as al office
az Iess o.om a. Office Address l. 4
tNtrl Evtuln once
IS N>TfD To BCY second hand hot air
heatv' Address y r. livery Evening
gu.t
s >>1Ep rla,0 sewing and rhildrea
riathte hd1.es> = livery EYening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
HELP WANTED
SITUATIONS WANTED.

FIRST CLASS dresSmakrr wants srulng
Children clotht> . epsCiaitl Miss Il rasy-
cuhrink - Wcet street inout 3nttJ
WIDOW wishes posl tlon a. : housck ecpor
IN > small family Address Y -, fyeTN
Evening onIcF.
YOUNG WOMAN dcSlr,s cfIice position
Int MaeUt. capanle w.'jIDS a. work bard
% hcrc iItsre ts an opportunity Tor advance
mcnt kVterenCes furnished. Address b :
EvtT4 Evening OfflCc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >LN..

an e,e gr.pa~t1 {, sae Soc .rre b
.hEe1t>tt b3t glauty au0 delivers
ra1 tritt.t - f-lghtn treet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
WANTED TO BtY.

WI FAN tho hlghest prices Tor ssxond- land
turn iurc. rsgs. tSTrCtf t-,ok~ =. ulefass and
all Aln0s ~ JUn~ -lsCoU IroteEai 81. taei
second street. Phone ..5yJ> v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
sEAMpooNG scaLr TREATMENT.

MRS NJ NICHOLSON shamn0alne sealn
tree tment. facial massage, vihra tory tr4a /.
ment. hair dressing. also electrical ma Stage
Snl Fraukiin - y 4 ttas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
LOST m 70 Np.

LOST Work hirr tcr-,- Pr, frt- months
pI hiaet I4H au# s1'rt. l.t.Nara Silp
fraokhu -ta,~
1e>T I-teGic- diamond certr, between
Garna ala Afntfsot. er Dclav AZ avenue
l.. q a. b r. t.4-n,>l ~ ttrt fv,nt-Ir t't- -.
500 kfW afIf vt|. ~ ta -. t,l-r -
lerd ts4 .uc cav s4f tpIn.
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