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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
\, !. STOCKS

NEW YORK, May -. - The session
NJ the stock exchange today was dcNola
Of special feature. aside from inc sup
erhcial character OF the trading HbSn
cial and Industrial and commcrclal ue =
Velopments over tho weekend seemed 70
offer little Immediate RELIEF from re-
cent unsettled conditions.
Efforts TO place a favorable conStruc-
| ton on the low rate for cali loH,.f i
Which renewed ut six percent inc easI'
eat Monday quotation in several weeks;
met with scant success In ths race VI
further stringency Of time funas.
Def1ation OF credits made additionS.
progress under the supervisor o. hS
FEDERAL reserve board. AZ indicated pS
lhe higher rate OF discount poslcu -
The Atlanta district and greater Jno
nv OF available funds i'll the m'ua'e
west. r,,uh. block
a. va. annarcnt, but merchants NJ
3mportant eastern and western SehII Is,
9eported further diminutlon OF SCS'.,f =.
and slower collections attriouLe" P"'
TO tho price OF cutting crISauo ore ssrl-
I Mexican affairs assumed more III
L. Sa1arts the shares OF leading on
kompanies, operating In tAaI CUn toyr
being under constant pressure NJ a..
grade domestic issues or the S"''e
SborIs expericnccd littlo difficulty IN
scroctinC further price impalrmehS "a
Rteels, equipments. motors. trr.;tIn1
much Of the advance made on recent an an
n n OF the establishment OF INC
EoSornmsn!s rG s,2Hns i Stuck Atlantis
,Is ,Sich closed at q gain OF aim SS6
points pol Sales amounted to 'oo'V0V
neaIings in bonds were reiatNcS as
rht, the Liberty and victory ,ssnt.s
sIdinr part OF last week auNS
t ia' Several Of the foreign war ISSUES sues.
S III domestic rail-. and indu ,SiM.s
ere IRREGULAR; Te S Go: sales o iGaF T Ta
go honds wsrs unchanged on call
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BUTTER, Eaas, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. May :4.-Ruttcr, steady:
crenmcry. higher than extras 81 a GS1s
Creamery extras te2 scorC) 6lir: first
,SS TO Of score) 57ii q 6Oi9: packing
stock. current make, No. 2. 4o'a q Al.
Eggs, unsettled; storage packed extra
flrsts 46 q 46ls firsts AZ n a. State
PennsyivanIa and nearby western hen
merry whites, rs,s; TO extrSs 81 ,.S,6 S$;
stale. Pennsylvania and nearby nrhnrrdd
browns snd mixed colors. firsts 10 ca
tras 43 @ As. o
Cheese. steady. state. whole milf ilatS
baId sprcinls. white and Colorcd, 81 g
81: do average run so; state. whole
milk. flats current make. specials
white and eoloTed 2SS o 20; do aver
Live poultry steady. Brcilers express
IS a 70; broilcrs., freight s.; fowls 80;
old rosters Is: turkeys so; dressed quiet.
broilers. frozen 40 IL Sc; chickens frozen
Al a AZ: fowls fresh 81 q -: frozen 80
a a.; old roostcrs. fresh - q IS: froz-
en- Is % 20: turkeys, frozen 81 q SO.
IFlOur easier.
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! of the Presbyterian meeting which was
! held At GAINESVILLE. Gu the eleventh ana
, twelfth. by the delegates who attended
being Mesdames. J. Z. Doudna, W l.;
! Armstrong. Frank Caldwell. Eldred
| Lodge aid Anna Merritt.
Mrs. Clyde Cassidy and son, Charles
Edgar, Of Alliance. were recent guests
OF the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. r. Caldwell.
Mrs. Samuel Harper. OF Beach City,
Ohio. spent over tho week emu Win
friends here. returning home Monday;
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Nichol. OF MOTIFS
town, Corwin Cunard and son John VII
liam Of Flushing were guests at the
home OF John Cunard one day the first
! OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fowler and sons
Paul and sherwin OF noar hoydlsv WIS.
wero recent guests Rtsthe home OF their
daughter. Mrs. Fred Rogers.
!! Blrnev Boyd. of st. Clairsville, was
visitor in town the past week
Mrs. Albert Johnston and Mrs; ;. e.
dies also from st. Clairsvillc. wero call
er- in town and vicinity the past week
in the interest OF the Salvation Army
drive which Is in progress at the pres
ent time. ,.,. T..
Bridgeport on Saturday.
Several from here attended the Ladies
Missionary society which met ut IN"
home of Mrs. Roy Nichols. west or
Cnion,own on wednesday.
Edward Hcbner. Of Flushing. resi-
dent OF this place until about three
weeks ago, when his parents moved 70
FIushing, spent a few days tho first or
IN eweek with Earl Walls. IL being ex-
animation in the local school.
Miss Alma Coulter OF Harrisville' nav,
ing attended tho commencement and
also the class play given by the gradu-
atlnG class OF the ST. C7airsville high
school, Is now visiting al the home or
Mrs f. p. Ferguson.
Miss Hazel Nichol recently purchased
a handsome piano from {. \. House
Wheeling. which was delivered on Tues-
day.
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LOUISVILLE

A. s. Moon. superintendent of the Bel
mont county infirmary drew the lucky
number. 1873. which brought into NJ"
possession tho $1,000 REQ car, which wns
ratified off in Martins Ferry by, the
/; Elks lodge, In III" interest Of the widow
OF the late DR.. Vim. Sims.
The Immense Central Transfer NOV
, Ing van, Of Columbus. passed through
town on Wednesday. going east II De-
ing SO heavily frsig GIFTED RS TO cause 1t
I 10 move quite slowly cven on the down
! grade The amount of freight h"inR
! trucked over tho National road makes
ono feel almost independently Of the IRON
| horse" and the strikers who would te
iup commerce. -
The Junior Senior banquet OF the ST.
Clairsvillc high school. which was heId
at Welcome Inn. on Friday evening, was
a splendid success. Seventy plates were
! laid and the entire class membership
were PRESENT. together with the faCuitY
axceptinE two. Supt. J. IL. Brill VIII DC
/ leaving in the near future, he having &C
ccpted a position in the schools at BE-
, ment, Illinois.
Tho Kings Herald Band will give an
! entertainment in the NJ. Z. church on
| sunday evening. the 23rd. at the close
| OF which there will be silver offering
taken for hospital work IN MIA i..,,,,
was in town Wednesday. in the interest
! OF the Intcr-ChurCh Movement; he Sc
! cured all available data concerning the
local CHURCH and It: work In tho com I'M.
| canvass of the county and tho docu-
mcnts will be forwarded to district SUI
pcrintendent. j. H. LRwthCr or Bell
! aire, who with G. ". Grimes. OF New
! Concord. have entire charge OF the work
Rev. e. W. Cooper and helpers. of 81.
, Clairsvlle. made a canvass or the town
| on Wednesday soliciting funds Tor the
countys quota for the salvation Army
. n TNnJ
cd a letter from her brother. Staunton
! PIcrson. who with his wife is travelling
through the far west. having been alb
sent over II year. stopping MT all IN"
home near St. Clalrsvillc to California,
where he now IS. He tolls some thrill
I ing adventures. and says he Will soon
! start on his return trip over alllercnt
! route and he expects to reach home
' Quite a number from here attended
the Senior class play THE Trial OF
! Hearts" in Court House hall ut st.
! Clairsville on Monday and Tuesday eve
ntngs. Tho parts wer" all we'll taken
Miss Aida Roggs. OF Barton. was the
guest OF her friend. Doris Mcpherson.
! on Friday.
husiness visitor In town on Wednesday.
Mrs George Finney spent few days
recently with Morristown and Barnes
! villo friends.
"Snink'' Turner and wife and son.
Darrell. Of Rellairc, were Sunday guests
! OF the family Of w. G. Mcpherson.
| Mrs. Carl Mellor. of wheeling, was
visitor with her parents Mr ana Mrs
Elijah Richards. the first Of the week
John Duval gave a party on Friday
eyening at his homo south OF town. The
evening was spent in music and games
ana ali left agreeing that 1t was good to
DO there.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. May 24.--Loral market
Tor RAG sugnr was quiet again today.
with no fresh business reported. There
were buyers at 22I7 cents FOR .uhas
cost and freight 1851 for c"ntritughl'
asking above this level and showed no
inclination 10 lower their ideas.
Tn refined there was an advance Of a
cent a pound by one Of the leading re-
liners while others were unchanged
with fine graduated still ranging from
2NI. To ?6 cents. otherwise there was
no change in tho general situation with
tho demand still active and much in eX-
cess OF tho supply.
In sugar futures prices were Irregular
from the start and from 10 noints high
or to 10 points lower but offerings soon
Increased and prices 6rok" Sharply
undcr continued liquidation which
seemed 10 be for outside account and
clorlng prices were so to leo points net
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Total sales 779.40o shares.
,roNTx AND nxcHANaA

NEW FORK. May 3I.-Msreantile pa.
Der III. Exchange strong. Sterling 50
day bills ss1n; commercial so-day Si,ls
SS,. demand SssX: cables Ss7. Francs
demand 1855; cables 1850: Belgian francs
demand 1909; cables 1900: gnil4ers, de:
mand IS T-is; cables sSis. Lire demand
1919; ceblos 1s4o: marks; demand 2Ss;
treal ION discount. Government bonds
Irregular; railroad bonds Irregular. .
Time loans tone strong, 80 days, 30
aays. s months 8
tns rate s. Closing bid 8; offered at 8;
LAST loan 6: bank aeceptancs8 sh.
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IoAao LIVE FooK

CHICAGO. May 24.-Cattle. receipts.
Is. 900; Beef steers stcady 70 10 cents
higher. steady 10 strong. bulk butcher
COW. $50 o l9;aSi s soIs ssn sSlis s sS
n $50; calves stocksrs and feeders
HOGS receipts $1,000; mostly 10 20 Is
rents lower. cop 1i.75: bulk liEht 1870
v 1880; bulk 1850 pounds ana oves
1S.7S a iG25: pigs. mostly seaoy ou'A
sheep. receipts $4,000: lambs steady
to lower; sheep nifty cents lover: cnolSe
handy weight shorn lambs. ISIS; ouik
U.fS; good to choice ewes 11.oo % 11.sV.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSRI' RGH. May 2i.--EaI't
sondy: supply forty ears. Prime lJ.oo
4, 1915. ,
sheep. steady: supply seven double
decks Prime wethers 1000 q lo,eu'
culls and commons $50 a. 500; spring
lambs 1900 az 1900: lambs s.Vo W
1900: veal calves 1850 q 1900. .
Hogs, lower; supply nrty double
decks. Prime heavlcs 1850 q lIbL:
mediums and heavy workers. 1875 %
fE.35; hight workers. li.2h "a 1872; pb'
1876 a. 400: roughs 900 q ll.25.
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CLOSING grocr LETTER

INV DrIVate wire 70 \. Z. MaStcn q 90. J
new YORK. May ?4.-The stock
market was quiet today. The public
was looking on and most issues closed
off. Money was at percent all day and
there were Other favorable features;
Motors we're weak but oils In general
were Arm during the afternoon. Allan
tic Gulf at it's best showed gain OF
nearly points over Saturdays close.
steels were Irregular. The pressure to
sell seems over but the buying. which
prices justify. has not yet started.
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CHICAGO CORN

CHICAGO. May 24-Reports Of
planting delays throughout important
sections had a decided bullish influence
today on the corn market. The close
was nervous. u TO 5l2 cents net higher
with July l.6l to l.6las. and September
1908 to l.5l3S. Oats finished unchuns-
corn market with shorts covering freely
began almost Immediately after mo
opening and with no liquidation in EVIL
dence continued until just before the
rlose.
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hammock

Tho LADIES' Missionary society OF the
Presbyterian church were entertained at
IN. homo of Mrs J. Z. Doudna, on Wed
ncsday. The morning was spent IN
quilting and p!ecing squares for quilt.
After the serving Of the dinner mo
devotional was held and tho program
carried out in full. Reports were given
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TOLEDO DRAIN

TOLEDO, May 24,-C,overseed, pr me
cash $500; October 2a.+O; December
Afsitc. prime cash 24.5o: December
Timothy. prime cash 1911. 5.45la: 1915
54bl.: 1919 5.52E: May J.12i2: Scptem-
Der $50: October $50; December 5.72ia;
March 5.p7h.
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nrnrRmY RnNnG

today were: ais $3.50: first As $3.50:
second 4's $500; first AIS $3.50: second
AIS $3.50: third AIS $3.50: fourth a
$50; Victory s'ts sS.06; Victory Al s
Q6 IL
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IN Y, SIULK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. May ~:
a.'sn & Co, members OF the New 14Ek
eN Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand
ssidant Partner.
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WIZ He DIDN'T ESCAPE.

Carranza evidently Is plain msn
devoted 10 fashioned ways. He rode
a horse in his attempted escape, not In
an auto.-Mannington Leader.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va, May "a, 20.
Reported by 4. 4. Mastsn Co.. MON.
Iers New York STOCK Exchange, Secono
floor. National bank or w. VA 6loS.
STOCKS. Bid. ! AK
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DRY0OopS.

NEW YORK. May 24.--Cotton goods
today were quiet and yarns easier. Raw
silk was lower. dress goods were QUOT.
hosiery and knit goods were quiet.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, W. Va, May -. %
Furnished the lntelllSehcer by -. =.
Mns,sn A. 20. members New York STOCK
Exchange. second floor National BANK
Of W. Va. Bldg.
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OIL CITY. ra.. May :t.-Crcdit tal-
ances s6.l0. Runs 6s,56S; average o. o.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va, May "a, 90.
Furnished T!.o inIelli6eacer by A. T.
E;Schungc, second floor National BanB
Of w. Va. Bldg. -----
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PETROLEUM

NOTIt'E-Thc Wheeling stock TX
change viii he closed all day May 70
Urinary election day.
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I Open High Low ! Close

Cash quotations: Wheat; NO; 4. Nor
$50 @ I9l; No , yellow 1;9I q l.92!;
Oais.No. white l.ol a, 1.o3: No; )
! Whit l.Oli.: Pork nominal l'aTd-2V'-
, 50: Ribs 1875 q 1926.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. May ~ 80.
D",iv quotation list Wheel Ing Stons
Exchange. compiled for the lnteiiixeT
GER
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va, May 81. 20.
Furnished The IntellIgencer by A:
hasten 4 Co. members N new. iS Tst,o Soi
Bank OF ". Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May -, 20.
Furnished The tnteIltgsncsr by =. Z.
Masten G. Co. members Boston StOck
Exchange. second floor National SahH
OF w. Va. Bldg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07
HAMILTON
The Square Deal Farm, Agency
TO5 Madison street.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

f2725 oe acres. ~ miles north Of Newark;
lO-room stone and frame bouse and usual
UutbuiIdiugs in fair condition Price $500.
f2o2i a3 acres. near Delaware City. along
the canal sis-room frame house and the
outbuildings tn good condition. Price $3.50.
f3t1b 5s acres two mites vest Of Newark
Seven room frame house. outbtftldinRs or
chard. &c. Price $500.
l3g7t ~ nrres near GIasgow Eight-room
frame house. outbuildings. fruit. Price
s6SnO.
(aa4j 2sa acres, near Glasgow. IT'S arres In
tiilage. Eght-room brick house. outbuild-
ings. orchard Price $4,000.
taDsD So acres. near Hockeszu. Al land IN
tilage. Five room frame house. barn and
wagon shed. Near trolley Price s35oo.
9ttl t57 acres. near KirkuOod. i23 acres
tilage balance timber, Seven room frame
house and outbuildings In good condition.
Price $4,000.
(43i) rs acres. near Porter Bivs-room
frame house and usual outhuildings. Prlce
sZ25n
C3Gsl 100 acres. near Newark. f2s acres 10
and outbuldlngs. Orchard of miHed fruits.
Price SIG 800,
t3o5l 27 acres. near Iron HiIl. Yive- room
frame houee and otitbuildings. Price 1880.
(396) 40 acrca. near Fiizton. six room frame
nouss. outbuiidings and small orchard.
Price 1870.
t307l a acres. near Efkton. 10 acres tim
Der four acres tiilsgo. Four-room frame
and orchard. Price 1880.
fa0s) IS acres and store property, near
singeriy sevon-rooun frame house with
store front. outbuidinFs and orchard. Price
$500
tAfsb if3 acre. pear Appleton. ii-roou
brick house. large barn and Other outbuild-
inrs. Price $1,000
(4Ial 62 acres. near Etxton. Two-story
frame house with eight rooms. outbuild-
inFs. orchard. nc. Prize 5000.
f427l Sc acrea. near Coventown Five
room frame house With attic and outbuiid-
ings IN good condi tion. Price $3.50.
l43o * acres. near Eikton. Four-roon
frarn. hOuse and the usual outbuldiugs ia
fair condition. Price s35O0.
Albert l.. Teele Farm Agency, Inc.
sI2 King 81. Whining ton.
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EOP SAI.F

TUX DhLN.
On TatnaN gtract In tho f2n1 blo~>S
seven rooms batb. porch. heater and -.
u1ent cellar $4,000
On Warrington street IN the 800 bfr.~L
10 rooms bath and hcsfcr 5000
on ". Eighth Etroet IN the 100 hi1~r
Hfveu rooms, bath. porch and heater. 5000
on " Thirteenth street 10 the f70o
block. slx rooms. bath. porch ar1 h>aser
E32Og
On West street IN tho 100 htc<i IN
rooms, bath rorch heater ar-1 es-----~s
ceilsv 872OO
DELAWARE REALTY co.
9. W. Corner Seventh and Tasoru ss~-e4~
Phone $3.50 Ta~,,r.r~e
Rents Coiircf~S
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HERE WE ARE I
SUBURBAN BARGAINS.

Visit our branch Off~r - Bsii~rorse arr
have Mr.. Keene. 0ur represer taffve. sho~
you the many beautiful nome. vs have
Here are few
REBIEFO%TE
4 real bargain r. bunRalo- E9non
Bungaiow, ?. p. 2p. h o. 5000
bungalow two stories : r b IN b~b RSsGyn
BUNGALOW 8 r b. 2p hah . &620n
Montrose. . r, b. %. hwh 5000
Home two stories concrete block bAr-
gain. ........-. zSnryr
BARGAIN
IS minutes from Wilmington y y b. 2D
hTh. and .. toilets 80 fruit tress bear
ing. grape vines garage chicken house
small barn. Lot 15lE5S feet Possession
90 days sf2 600.
OAK GROVE.
bungalow r. b. : and p garage $500
Home two-gtory. ?, ?, b. and p
hwh. garage. Rs5O0
Home. r. b. 81. an and . 5000
home. ?, p, p, hSh, z and z,
garage sorS.r
HAMILTON PARK
Take gOur suit case. That's all Ruuza~
low r, b. 1p. elec garage All cnmulptrIv
furnished, including new player piano. aISp
Ford nye-paea~nger car. IN good condition
Price $500.
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC sAIE-Tho undersigned having
ren I'D his farm. will sell a. public sale. in
penea1er hundred. az keeney station, on
the Newark and Delaware city Railroad. or
better known ~ tho road leading from Por-
tors "a Newark. about two miles from the
former place, Wednesday February II 1920;
At 4 oclcck. noon The following personal
sEtET HEAD or VERY SUPERIOR
HORSES.
All heavy and the best Of puiiers gnc gfud
colt. coming two years old. Or mccoy $
stock. 81 kirkwood Del. very fine action,
FIVE HEAD OF GoOD CATTLE.
Two flue young bulls, two heifers
SEVENTY FIVE HEAD OF HOGS.
As fine as there are In the state. among
them win he found 40 head Of brood sovs
all with pigs. viii fsrrow by March 20
three fine boar pigs. no finer. 70 lad ~
shoats. some fat hogs. ! want ~ rali
special attention TO those hogs. as they are
all healthy, have never had sick pig in
throe years Of my raising on this farm
sixty head Of stock ewes fine can be
found in this state. some viii have lambs
hy their sido day ~ sale. two Hampshire
stock bucks Remember WOOL is - per
pound at this time. The dealers say spring
buy something that Win do you some good
1000 chestnu1posts. no finer ready TO set
100 cords Of wood. mostly oak. all dry and
timothy hay. All above articles are In good
shape and ~iiI positively be sold as ! have
rented my farm. ~ come and We will show
you a real old fashioned public sale
Trains leave Port<rs At t0.3o leave New
ark at II 30 will land you right az the farm.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. sc
One Moline tractor. "a good as there - IN
tho United sta tes only pto~ed and put in
IS acres Of wheat last fan one disc harrow
for this tractor. John Deere grain drill for
same. three Walking pl01s, corn workers.
both walking and riding one corn planter
potato PLANTER. potato plo~, three farm
wagons. harness and many other articles
TERMS OF SALE
All sums ~ SIS and under. cash over that
amount credit Of six months uiil be given
by purchaser giving baDkAble note With
approved endorser. IN terest added from day
OF sale. No goods u he removed untl COG
ditions are complied with.
= h. TAYLOR
J Leslie Ford Auctioneer
". G. Brooks Clerk
ANY one maSing purchases TINS sale
TO the amount of s25 their car fare viii b.
refunded from Wilmington. Newark Hid-
dletosn or Delaware City
PUBL SALEHaSing rented my farm
will sell for cash 70 the highest bidder. all
stock and farm implements on Thursday
February 20. 1920. al 80 .. N Farm To-
Gated near Guyenc0urt. at Mccullough S
cross roads. Stidham & Son. Auctioueers
H. l.. SPRINGER.
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FOR REAL ESTATE BUYERS
store and dwelling. 3zs 2. seventh street
seven rooms. BATH. gss and eiecrrc. INSIDE
and outside toilets lot i6xS5 feet. Good
business location.
Stock and fixtures. vest nde zrucary suor-
> profitable business.
All r Fifth street. eight rooms and hath
suitable location for boarding house.
ill4 Pleasant street, six roomA. bsGh
Price reasonable.
Farm. 501. acres. Aiilltoxn Road. close 70
Cedarss Wltn seNen-rOOm house. lzrgs barn
chicken house, garage and OuthuiidiDgs
Fhree hundred fruit trees. Possession.
Q. j. O'kEEFE
Phone 1851 . ". Seventh Ssseea
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PLAsTERING
hAIRDRESSiNG

KATHERINE FTNsN, Hair Dressing Par
l0rs, Brownson Bldg. Electric shampoo.
Permanent French wave and curl Facial
massage Best eradc of hair goods phoae
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED,
HOTELS.

sTop Al THE ANNEX aoTEL-~East
Fourth street good rdonas With hot water.
eaG Tub ard shower haths. $3.50. $500
and stOt we&Niy single beds 3Ss aud
3uc .5e aud si01 open das an1 nighe
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

100 acres, three miles ~ Newark, Del. good
land, good timber, variety Of ffutt. out
buildings. Quick sale, $500.
Tb nrrss 10 rooms bath hot w11er heat,
good otifbuildlnga nna stock and dairy
farm, with all equipments. Must bo HDld,
$40. 800 Five miles from Wilmington.
rs acres land. -four and feed mill. nschin-
cry ali new; ssw mill. never falling water
power. two 27-hor orsepo1sr turbine rbeeis,
fu.roons brick dwelling, steam heat. tenant
house. barn for 20 head ~ stock. hog.
chicken and spring houses. located 100 yards
of railroad station, siding on property TINS
is a money MAKER.