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The Winslow mail., 1921-01-28

Trucks Are Mighty Handy for Haul
ing Farm Products.
err, the seller does not tell the buyer
the horse will haul two tons in the
country.
The farmer knows his conditions
and what he can expect.
In view of the fact that farmers,
are using an ever increasing number
OF motortrucks, it is interesting to
note what leading transportation au-
thority recently said about doing
this with trucks, that is, calling them
two, three, four, etc. ton trucks.
'Obviously it is as illogical for
mOtortruck manufacturer to label his
truck twO-ton hauler as it would be
for horse dealer to say how much
a horse would haul. Clearly In either
case the load which may be transport
ed depends almost entirely upon condi-
tions. For this reason leading manu-
facturers have abolished the ton rat
ing method and are fitting the trucks
to the job. A transportation engineer
goes over the hauIer's conditions thor
oughly. All his difficulties and adj
vantages are carefully considered, and
the proper size unit prescribed. Thus,
a truck formerly rated at two tons
may be used for four-ton load in the
city, while in an unusually bad sec
tsG0 of the country unit with larger
rated horse power capacity may be
necessary, if the owner is to prevent
wasteful depreciation .c f.
I'm other words. manufacturers are
taking advantage of the experience
gained In horse hauling. They real
Inc Il takes "ten horses on loose gravel
and one on concrete" They are sell
ing their transportation accordingly.
The Winslow mail., 1921-01-28
D D " / !;
@TiI@@ no
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PUREBRED STALLION IS BEST
Poor Policy TO Use Anything hus
Sound Animal, Free From Manifest
Faults Of Conformation.

A low service fee never should
tempt one to use an inferior stallion
1t also may pay better to uge q stall
lion which stands at some distance
rather than one that is mere conve-
nient While the cost of @ stallion
is not always in proportion to his
worth as a sire, the service fee gen
orally is, IL the horse has been stand
ing long enough for mare owners to
be able to pass judgment On his pre-
The Winslow mail., 1921-01-28
LACK IN0CULATI0N AND LIME
Cause of Failure of Many Alfalfa
Seedlings Reported to Iowa Expert
nent Station This Year.

Out of 1,073 alfalfa seedlings report
ed to the Iowa experiment station this
year, 1915 per cent failed. Of these
failures. 38.7 per cent were due to
lack of incubation, lack of lime, or
both. incubation is very important
tt La estimated that incubation and
lime are beneficial for alfalfa on about
nine tenths of the Iowa soils.
The Winslow mail., 1921-01-28
MINERAL MIXTURE FOR HOGS
Some Farmers Prepare Corn cohs,
Bone and llmestone-Another
Qoed Preparation.

Some farmers prepare mineral MIX
lures for their hogs by using burnt
corn cobs, burnt bone and ground lime
stone, which liz all right, but frequent
ly it is overlooked. A good home
made mineral mixture for hogs is as
follows: Three bushels charcoal, two
quarts air-slaked lime, eight pounds
salt end sRs buahel wead asAaA
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
CHEAP WINTER FUEL
 FOR THE INTERIOR
Broad Pass Coal Company to Sell Coal in Nnma and Fairbanks
 al S45O and S3 Per Ton

According to Che following from tho Noulua Noas. fuel win be cheap m chat country tho coming wutor
 Wtb a yIow Go stimulating mine
 ing activities in tho Fairbanks d.a- u.ol where Che price Of luei by r.uou of depleted forests. has hoe come almost prombIUFe Che Broad Pass Coal Company of which R. w. Ca'dcrbold Is president win mdcr- take to put cont on lhc market dw- Iue Che coming winter at a price that win cut mining cost very materially
 In a statement given to tho Ncwa toIay Mr Cudcrhcad mya as soon a his company can put teams on Che Noaaua river Icc at Lim.tc. which should mot bo lutor Chan Che middle of November tboy win bo prepared to seI coal [. d. b. in tho cars on tho Hdne at Lmitc at $500 per tom.
 -. ......| .'.". m. |.|.. .' uaua m Che cau win bo st50 per ton iu cu'oad loaonl sG nor tom m Fairbanks and u ho creeks wherever Che $500 freight rate pre- Wi's
 Tho decision to put cheap coal on Ho market was r.achoI a. n meet nr of lho directors of thc company auerIt haI boon determined by thom tHat such % price vonId nah'o un. ing mon to operate their properties at proUl They mgo been mod Cha. largo quantity ol coI. au bo disposed or al Fairbanks and on Che oroot. at tn dewe
 Mr. CaIdwhcad reports Chat thc comuauya mmc on LIuIte ha hcw considerably developed recently and hat a largo amount of good 0ol s now uuIable for delivery at tho uuroad as soon a. river conditions win permit
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
FROM STORM
 ON LAKE CHIGNIK

The death ol Hugo w Eumhu-
 som and his ou V B Kumhauseu of S15 Faracw avenue s.atIe H revealed i'm Che finding ol @ cmym boat and personal bcanaua owned by Che mu according to adyIoos ro. ca.yod at tho marhaIa o0.ce from Che westward The accident Is Doe ucvcI to bayo occurred on August eS or 2a on LaE. CMmIt near Che Ch.emb cmnorv ol hc Alaska Packers Association.
 Natives arrived n. Chen.k witch n bag containing various papers and clothing belonging to .he l..oa.l rhcv had found thom ou tna hoaoh in Che rorthwotr.y end o. Laao ChuIk or Fortmmr L.Eo. as It Ia marked on some charts They had also seen another bae and canvas boat but thc last .t.m uorc too much for .hcm Go take along with Choir hdar.a
 Tho following dHE n searchue party was ent to taa wn.r end o. Che lake and they brou.Ht back n h0e containing eo,h.ue ammunition camera and a diary Eep. by w. H Kumbauson. a son ol Hueo w. The Ia., u.ry was m.de ou Aun, .N aud ou August ea and aU oHe o. 'Ho Non. northwest gale. ever oNHor.. mc.d m chat section blow un a. which umc it Ia believed Che mon wore drowned \ search Wu. m.a. for Che bodies bu. tn.E had mo. how found up to thc as. hoat from ca.e- nu. Valdez NIuor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
CROOKS NOT WANTED.
 SAYS NENANA NEWS

rh, n.. hat Che authorities thu. far hare beeu uuabI. to put their hand. ou Che man who robbed ,hc pos. am.e at Fairbanks recently must mol be construed os am invita-. uou to professional crooks to Invade ms part of Naska Instead ol Io.- rur down he bars .o Che lauIo. element h. hclt ol money con. .eu.I to Che Alaskan Euru0or.ug Comm .on has put postal and dc. uartment Of justice odIc.ala ou tho.r metal and Che public s heartily in
 sympathy with their determination to nroeryc Che fair u1mc Of Interior Alaska as place Of safe abodc uaI robbers and hoidun mon arc not wanted i'm th.s part of thc Torr.- turr or Che rr-raG from Che coasial region who live by choir wits. play ing crooked cards. picking pockets and mokue iu unemrdcd doors AS nree as is interior Alaska there Is no room here for such as they. and One few who have dr.ftcl m lately by mistake should advise thc.r pals along Che lnc that there
 not eyon a whslius station for crooks on ,his end of Che government railroad Ncuau1 News
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
MOUNTAIN SLIDE
 ALMOST GETS FEM

Donald c Campbell engineer for
 Che Wraugol Pulp and Paper Com- pany and Che party that went out Go BmdGcld Canal with him. Wallace Sinclair Jerry shurIck Johnny cho- Quctto and George Shakes. had a dc- cIdcdly narrow escape from death last wee bwhou slide occdrrod on Che mountain on thc slope Of which thcy woro camping
 The mon had selected rray spot near % small lake for Choir camp and. finding Che water r.Hus Go an extraordinary degree from Che late heavy rains had moved thc.r tent Go higher ground twice. About ] o'clock m Che urht they were awakened from their sleep hy a tor- rifle noise Hury.ns out thcy found Chat Che entire mountain aeom- ed to be coming down on chem as bouldcrs and debris wcro crashing down both sides Above thom a large tree had caught and held a los and this divided Che slide, saving Che camp from destruction and tho mon from death A bcap-not lcft outside of Che tent ltUc Go onc s.dc was covered Go depth Of ten feet by Che debris and Che entire face of thc mountain was chan cd in appear aucc Tho fact Chat thc camp had been moved because of hc rising water in Che lake appears to hayc boon Che oul ytbue that saved it from being covered alHo.
 somo hours laler when Che mon went to ho boat which had been anchored at Che foot ol the mom- tain tn Che creek. onfs .he maat was visible and par. of their supplies were aGoat The boat had boen
 uamucd by nc logs and JenH against Che anchor chain. Mr. Campbell Was in the nrt of che week and another boa, was taken ou, to BuIGdd Wuusou suu. ucI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
ALASKA FORESTS
 YIELD RETURNS
Over Twenty Thousand Dollars, or 35 Per Cent of Forest Receipts
 Given Territory

According Co information from Che District Forcstcrs oGIcc hcrc. Alas kas sharo tms ycar n Che National forest receipts amount Co $2O.G5S.S9. This amount represents 35 per cent Of Che total receipts from Ono two Alaskan national forests fo rthc 0s- caI year ended Juno SO. 1g2l D.s- trict Forester Flory pointed Che fact not generally known chat Che two Alaskan national forests for Che past ten years have returned iu receipts am amount much n excess of Che coat or handling them. and chat 35 DOT cont of aI money received from Che sale of timber lcaso oi aud etc.. is cyarIy turned back to Che Tcrr.- tory Go be expended for roads and
 schools within Alaska At no cost whatever to Che Territory Alaska has received from 1906 to 1921. as. her share of Che national forest rc- ccints total Of $ei3l32.66 for roads and school purposes.
 u al wcup-sovcu states and Alaska have received checks to,aIine sei9998 from Che United states States treasury aa thc.r share Of Che receipts from the National forests. for Che fiscal year ending Juno ao. An additional SeiI997 Of Che re- oens has become available for road and uH construction by Che Forest Service within Che National forests ol he.c amc states. making grand total ot fSCl9g0.
 The amounts are considerably
 mailer thn for Che previous year, whom Che total was fl.f52.oSN. This s due largely .o Che concession made by Congress Go stochmcn. whereby hey arc allowed mul December ! to pay he.r grazing fees due .as'
 rur This action was made uco- ..ary bg Che widespread dopro Iou in ho livestock business X small portion ol Che reduction Is due also to a falling oF ln timber alc rc. .c.rs of tbc forests due to bushes conditions
 OnIy states or territories within which National loreu cy.s, share Iu Che rcc.nu By act Of Congress a5 DOT cent Of Che funds derived from timber aIc. eralue teos spce- ni uscs. ctc. are returned Co Che states for roads and schools The amount hus received Us rc.d.sr.h- uatoI to counties in lieu of taxes h... don Che area Of National forest land within tbe.r boundaries In ad- luou. Io per cent Of che forest TO- ..n,s arc spent within thc counties o- districts by Che Forest Service ou road and rau construction and maintenance. This 85 per cent comes back Co Che counties for local l.s.onmcut aui Forest officers point oal as Che pulp resources ol .hr Alaskan nauona. forests are more fully developed Che amount hat h, Territory win receive win m.roas. from year .o yc0r.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
oInTIr vAIDEzAN DLEs

potor Jackson. am H.d and respect. cd pioneer ol thIs city nr.d away uI his homo ou Keystone Hsi oven. me at m advanced aee. ol chronic nonhris Mr. Jackson was om- n.ovcd by Nuor Ane-.romh.. u guido m the c1ry days and .' acted as guido over tho Valdez eIa- c.cr. bo.ue one Of tNo 0rl mon Go uko a pack over Che ice I.s re. mains win be utcr.d at E'amar
 Valdez Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
NEW BOOK ISSUED
 BY ALASKA AUTHOR

H. Camp u. |H.Hn'lro.
 published ... latest hooa "A.as- k. Nue Mr. Camp. who knows lI...a n. i. .. h.. succeeded Iu pore t.ene f in h.s now book. in veue H.. Nr appeal to every ourioush H. lover .. r.u..
 Wm Robert Service means Co .i. and EuIg.rI k.n'ue means .a ereanI Prank B. Camp Of hn- .rr mean. ao N.aa and Che t... sut. The e.r contained
 ... book t.rb. Alaska and A.-
 .uHdert o clearly and v.y- inn. a. to mako oaa Hsle reading .t ... urr and Tn Che things and a.. about which Inc writes He
 nm Alaskan who knows Alaska from m. Hde oat having mu.hod oso- practically au .ho trails oi Che Interior country Ha wr.t.uH an- peal to au roll Nastaus and aii people who love tle big outdoors Aaelouse Times
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
FIRE ALARM CALLS

I-s Third and Franklin Il Front and Franklin 1-5 Frmt opn Marshall and
 Newman r-6 Front opp Film ENchauee. 1-7 Front opp. City Whw. 1-S Front near Saw Ml eI Homo Grocery 2-8 Wmoushby opp Colo Barn. 2-f Front and Seward 2-5 Front and Na.u 2-G Second and Main 2-7 Ffh and Seward 2-g Fire Hau a-2 Gasuue1u and Rawu Way 8-l Second and Gold s-5 Fourth and Harris 3-6 Fiuh and Gold 2-1 Fuh and East. s-s Seventh and Gold. s-9 Fuh and Kennedy i-1 Ninth. back of power house. i-2 Calhoun opp. Juneau Apis l-3 pIsuu Ave. and Indian s- l-5 Ninth and Calhoun l-G Seventh and Main. l-7 Twelfth. at Northern Ldry. l-S Twelfth and Wn'ouEhby
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

Road The s.rol,rs Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
rRIrTER's DEATH AcCmENTAI

The coroucr's jury which held am Inquest over Che remains Of James rruor. a uanpcr whose remains were found m % cabin about twenty miles from Mc.cre roadhouao on Che government uuL returned verdict of accidental death. James Fr..,w came to Alaska from Chico. Ca'i.or- mia. where he was a property owner mI has a brother and sister living. Hc visited at Cb's,orhiua and Mc.crs roadbouso in March. He was also interested u silver fox farm near Cbuua Mrs. Anna Moudnocy
 sister of Che deceased requested that
 ha body bo shipped Co Chico for burial which was done. Frtt,cr vas 30 years or ago. Valdez Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
nrn YnKnNs TnLL

F. p. Alard has received a wiro from his brother from Che lower Nu- ton. u which it is stated that Charles Clumb. am oIdumer of Che in- teror was drowned recently at some point below Gibbon. The body was recovered and taken Go Gibbon for burial The deceased lived at Mason creek at Che umc of his death -Ncnan1 News.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

Mrs. c. P. Chm.oE ol Petersburg. who recently underwent am opo-a- uon at Che Dawes hospital Ic.t for hcr home during che week on ihe gas boat Lormn. She was a0oom- panied by Mrs John th'cw who win visit with her at Petersburg
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
( About Our Six Day Rate, 1t Will Pay You.
BISHOP COOK SPEAKS
ON PILATES QUESTION
Drew Vivid Lesson From What
10 Truth?" al 81. Andrews
Church Today.

Pilates question wnaf n trfIfhT-.
was the text aksE today by 90 Hsv
Philip C0ok. Elad9p ~ mo Js,ras =
DeiWware vho add es1e1 t1e nom day
Lenten services 600 o. hr1rrHs ifch.
Eighth and shlpiaY streets itHHfp
cook 'oDk h.H sab.ert from f1e sl- Hrf
2sth verses. istn rlaDte 70 Ft john
"Pllats therefore as.d unto r,u Af'
thou king thsn7 Jesus auHversf
thou sayea' 'ha' eu sirE I1.
this eud have been born ard 'r ff's
end am J c0r1a irto fhe vor'f nae
should boar witness ar'o thn run
Everyone that ~ = me trlfh ftarsfb
my vofee Piia's ssiA unto nfr1 Whaf
- fru'h'"
EI-hop COOK arsw ~. D','rs p
ChrFt ard plate rres'rK 'oRsffrr
b. ,isagr1 Plate ~ q rat rta y,'
SUCCESS sf1vt e..rl't 'rF else arf faf
INK from lfe rr' rrst Iu' ~ -
II prof'ab.e no' vtat tvt'
wha' = azps1'eut Hs ras
tereatod ~ uf rp
81 SUCCESS. ro' .r gf - sr
r0rut and ~ ~ -s 3,~t4rs - rt1
tn 'his ueaftrE g- --'s' rsr
s4ccess'ul P9rar Noerrrs- y~vs~
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aC nav 'F - rr rial
sy1E. plate rss a4reargf D@os 10. -
pu. -,~,r rva aF,-s r's'
SAID na ps7 r-g - .f 80 -
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satd vfa' t-a'r a-f - a-r
syf.hr4t rrr rsf-t-E '1- ~ s-rww
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xrced sr3 rt-~ arf .~f~Fnf
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fsa' -C-tt- - 're s1.ab@- prs't
ao~-0od '1 aye st 70 he-. 2 ~ s-r
men. Tss~s ra-s Foas a-@ s~f1-s ~
have ,.asss1 80 re scF fe~t A. Frrs
mon ratr -a. "t fr~trf
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
CITY COUNCIL WANTS
POWER TO TAX MARSH
LANDS WITE4lN clTN
ro--,- - rror 1aw. /

-~--v-ts.as ~--afa.i~F - Cnir-fir-s-
T.o-v~-d st--a Murray AcAlargl
and -rsrr ras appointed ro ass
or-o-e~- s.r- -t~ md ruginaat
crRa = .zariorz -sn-E 'hs-s ia
tnr~lrn -ae <Er.a'
rrrn.l- .aa-lr- as --~ivsd FROM
Az .-r-r+..e .-r-.-r ~ ne -fau.-ef
n rrer-a ar1 ri.einEtn-
mowers Ase-r.at.c- -lsappr''-Is na
Bcar1 0f Ed s-.-rs r-o.osa.
rlas- -.-s sfr.-e EMS ne
-nrrr.. Er.e gur-z --e'ird --noias
ard saE.-arv -.-rr. .er-errs
street Improvement oan.
a~r --- a- -.-od 81 a4-
-acr.ze .He sa4.-g - -onfs ,-r $3.50 e1o.
ia -,4- sea rs -r
-... ---. .-nproveuelt a.res1v
-r-rar-,. -e trest and sewer So
-ar.ment -.r.a.s. Acton ~. q .aSen
s. lie --N- -e.--g clacl -
.~orl So -.-4re- ,sslng -sacned
second --s-.--
Is. a.---.-r-s ~ -r-s-n 5rd
name. ta- -ar age con-vs- ~. - acre
AFTER -zG- .ser aree r-sr erm
and Z .-- - Z1 cola
Third aims vas sver -
-..1 l-.,.- rra 80 -elA..v -0r
--I1tnS ere a.us ~.
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-ne aa1 ,a-e -s---as .-lpr.s .son.a---
~s. IRE --par r-a--a- aei
VIVA. gaze ItA -@s7i-
-se- .N Alarms - ~--,
-s-, ..-se vs.- 'a-s1 .lrrua
II, ...ls .t.-s sses. ssr-sa
szs035 -+t- AIS 81 -c4-.s -s.la T.
c..s a-u-s ,-.s A-sc .--e1-@-
Rgs. :, -. ,sR cues, Hat
sha.-er tor -.u- -nse ae
5000 t-r .1S las .s.-ese. s--
r t-, Sees r.la- 49,
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retert --.-ee
ro..e.lt ae r-.rc.
l.es
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me .-Eht.rr.
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Mustn't lamrer WIN tire ,.afn'.
rlr..-- IS a..l arms
a les ta -e.
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ru4. rvaa.., as- hs
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Hae es srar $40 u $500 - ates
months -s. ,.....r .I. e
a,-y he.va H.a
Betur. ,h t--l- .1. trct.. Len s
tae mon h,y r..s. r- "r..t N --,l1.
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.r. -ae -.,.-a -.er, Been ave 'lae
alarms el -r- ro.. .rreo stil aims
,,.-, answered IS me tela Iicn-
which Also resuculat ~ 90 sr tceu noa
.a's ttve * tha Hrrs we're 4iatds
tho corporate tu.t-. me I've SAao
alarms were BOX ais
The nI-t r.ra fu ne p0ssAse .t a
daylight sav.as e.l.aa ace was r,- ewes
by the city Cc-1ca ana 'aNea as
came IRON al Organization olts.-e q
the lty The conmunioat o. waa
from tho 81. ..sfonts Community leaa -.
the street ana sever Com. lsslon
vii be asked u sec Z no Wlminston
and PHILADELPHIA Tracuon Company asn
be induced 70 n.AN rs oeigafion "
nave Pine street between rwents see
ond and Twenty -third. Complain Was
made b. resldsnts az that neighhcrh9oa
who claim that tha vibration rom 20
cars Dumping over ths rough .oho.e-
stones - iniurtnG me foundations ff
adjacent buildings, Councilman FoF
ward said That ne hal -slSen ne ulaticf
llp With tie traction company but tha'
promised relief had not ulateria 'isct
An ameudment % ths garh2ge COLES
ton ordinance making the contrast
period three years "a order ~ oorrcf'
conhlcting sections o. the 'ra'AAANe
was given rs second reading ana 'e
: ferred rs the committee 81 rhe who.e
Another amendment 81 ne same 'iNi
nance raising the bold cor the fiih
fui performance of the contracts foi
! removal and disposal 81 garbage "a
$4,000 was also siVsH 10 ssooRd reAa
ing and referred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

AUTOMOBILES
1920 FORD COUPE. MODEL 70.
FuRD TRUCK. PANEL boDi'
MODEL 20.
FORD TOUR!NGS, u, y. ~. ~
tu.%piFk DISPATCH. DEMON
STRAToR.
CASH OK TIME PAYMENTS
AkRA\ GED.
IlEII. MOTOR co.
ELEVENTH AND TATNALL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
To Philadelphia
and Chester
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. n. }.

KF,etrnip1far kentucky Ave. near Beach.
NSstAllliSASA Elevator 10 street Private
baths. running wat"c, q. 4. Kopp. Owner
and Prop Open al year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT Three rooms and bath. hot
water 2O64a king street. Rent reason
able Apply Kruger. 20n hing street.
ApARTAIENT- For rent. rooms ana
bath Apply Alanion y Co. 9l5 Orange
street. Phone $500,
ADAMS ST, sill Entire third door Of
furnished for hsht housekeeping. All
conveniences. Private family. Homelike
place for refined people.
ApARTAtENT-T Three unfurnished rooms
and bath. Vicinity Eighth and West
Possession at once. Address %. Every
Evening Omce.
ApARTMENT-F rent. All conyeniences.
= Il. Corner Tenth anu Clayton streets.
Ap4RTAlENT-F rooms unfurnished
with porch and private bath, hot water
neat Immediate possession. liz " est
Eighth street.
APARTMENT hoor. high grade mod
ern apartment, central location. Five
rooms and tile bath, porch, Vapor heat
hardwood floors throughout, SIS. Poses
sion March %. Address ii Is, Every
Evening Onlce.
APARTAdENTs-A Twenty ninth and
Market streets. All conFenlences. Schwartz
Investment Co. ~ Ford building.
APAR RTAiLNT- rent. Groom apart
ment in very convenient location. Pos
session March 20. n l.. Rearick. 9I9
Orange street. Phone l240.
FURNISHED APARTAIENT-Fty rooms
and bath first noors immediate possession
Phone 7bS J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

GOLD FISH New lot. beautifully marked
An sizes. small 20 very large. 7 u Cart
nell Paint X Glass 90. sixth and Madi=
son streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11

HOTEL BOSCOBEL A0RsSFAfs asar seSsS AsS;
Elevator, excellent table special spring
rates Booklet steam heat. Phone III.
A. +. Marion.