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Dog to Get d

Manchester, N. Y.-Jack, a dog
owned by Miss Ruth Clair Laberge of
this city, is to be awarded a medal
for his heroism in attempting to save
the life of another dog, the Animal
Rescue league announced. Jack swan
to the rescue of the other dog as it
was overcome by a heavy current in
a brook, but failed to reach the animal
before 1t went down. Jack is part
German police dog and part terrier.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Cottonsccd OIL
Sugar anc Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The range Of prices,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Recovery in Wheat
On Export Outlook
OF &c to 4c Bushcl
Liberal Business for FOREIGN
Account Indicated, Tend
ing 10 Aid Prices; Cora,
Gains as Offerings Drop

CHICAGO, Jan. Readiness with
which all margin calling was met to-
day on change. even where the
amounts demanded were excessive, had
decidedly stimulating effect on The
grain markets here. Wheat closed
strong at sc to 37sc net higher. with
May $l.ll'a to Sl.1l5s and July Sl.01
to Sl.01ls. Corn gained 1asc to 2ssc:
oats. sc to 1c, and provisions, 2isc
to zoe.
The fact that runnors OF impending
financial trouble for Board Of Trade firms
had in every instance failed to be sub
s'an'iated and tina, ample funds worc
shown to be available led to general buy
ING and q sharp advance as soon as tro
Wheat market opened. Belief appeared to
vas much overdoDc. and as consequence
inc pit to-day was al times almost ba re
OF offerings.
Ano,her nullish inhucncc was gossip
IN progress aud that purchases for Eu-
rope curing oGn Xesterdays st depression
Of moisture In the dry sections Of Texas,
okiatoma and Kansas. together With un-
welcome rains in Argentina, tended also
to renew bullsh sentiment.
on the price bulges some heavy selling.
ascribed to Eastern interests. was en-
countered but reactions that ensued were
transient and the finish was near the top
hsures Of the day.
Shipping demand for the feed grains ap-
peared iuore active on the other aa nd,
country offerings had been largely shut
Off by yesterdays break In prices
Notwithsta nding irregularity in tho hor
grain values
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Grain Prices

W heat
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
s'uitcr. Cheese and Eggs


,..''''e' liter isectipts were 1lo6s pac,,aoes
emery: higher shan extras 4oi n s,c
- - y score. Sei7 a Aoc. nrs,s 3, l. a
.. S'N"ndS J. @ Soc. love. grades 20S,
81 I,n':al'.ed cars. 80 score. 24m3sr
s, =, 90 g &c SSeseorr. s5,. a s6c
- ,, 40 o score. - = fg35c. unsalfed hlrhe,
tnHH tn,HH sNtras, 42mtso: extras. - SEQ
- q 'sc h~sts. 3a'a Il Aoc: seconds "a q,
ry ,so""r grades. 3o03ac held or slor
.S,. hlSh scor!i +, IS eD3Siac. ,Ntras n n
80 re i.rsfs "a q 36,2c: seconds %s n ~ ~
800 - nai'y tubs. finest. Ss'a a soisc: good
I" f''nr 10 a sc. common to fair ., n
49,. ''""s'S % CNrron. make extras. 81 a S2c
.S .rS's * q &c: seconds. 25iaST 26c; lows,
,neNe No 81 @.. p naaGki"e a,Ne a'"ck. current
grades cle2ssc' 40 . -4c; lower
s.,,.cs. r
-, ,''tsc &c h"ce'3's v"re oS, boxes Now
r,,s, las nnid snecia's 22 "a n Is i.c
e..s% sacVsa is' = q &c averass rln
90 T. r., ."w 'a state twins. Ned specials
80 & - 9' -.' i'nsa s3"cla! Is. II y a 92c: av-
Dn'isi nun, -VG &c; w iscorsin douhls
1,sisi.s ,~oi@HrH ~ 1ancy 20 Z az &c: single
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Flour Prices Break

MlNNEAPOLIS. Jan. 4.-Acute weak
ness in the wheat market yesterday re-
suited in a break Of 25 to 80 cents a
barrel in -four prices to-day at the
largest milling companies here. making.
new low ranges in flour prices in about
six years. Family patents to-day we're
quoted at $3.50 $3.50 a barrel when
sold IN 9S-Dound cotton sacks in car
lots,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Railroads


IL DO p ...... ~ "a. 1sa -. ~
a an do sugar 1. =. 5s ssla IS ssa
il AN An lei ;.....1l43s 1l5 iliA ll5
am Wool 7oH 79N IS 1874
8 Auo pi ..1o3 1oi 103 10i
t. r., r'.. Ght -. 231s 80 2e% 80
!. EAr;ern Nix ns"a ~ q. =. q.
X Eastern S s.. 30 s9,s as.s ao.s
it5 t;.." -.....162i3 is, .eaa 164
- 60, ,s, .... 10 IN 10 10
Is cr. Cr.v h'ec ....l57a. 1879. 1877 1877 "A
,,.s.gfeeIoss ~ o3h ~ d5 ,ddaaH ny u
n insIS sIS1r,'eid reid =. 1914 1875 1914 l9ss
init init Cot 81 pf.. e 7s,s "a 7sa
IL III i,1r,.c connor.... lsh ~ ~. ~ y
''''.... 51a ~
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Philadelphia
Bonds
pittsburgh

1908 Ark Nat Gas. 1o's 1os. !" 1ois
* * sod ss5. Rre"i"s ar c"s.. - =. =: =. = =,
10 Lone Star Gas 90 90 90 90
Manu- 1T & Fit IS 4s 4G <S
30 Ohio Fuel Sup ii'a 46is 46,a 46l.
460 Okla Nat Gas 19s4 19% 1914 1ais
10 Pitts Brewing. q. Pa ga pa
i75 do pf. ... 81 "a So 3.
10 Pitts Pl Glass.130 1@0 130 13O
,00O Pitts Mt Shas 26c &c aGc 27c
10 Pitts Oil 6. Gas 7la =. IA -
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Livestock. Mcats. Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.

Berve<. fair to
prime. 100 lbs $500 900 slOoo@11
y G d beef.
sides lb.,.. 100 Is .lo0 30
Live Veais. ~
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ,...... s.oo9l5oO .4.ooQ2i.oo
y q d veal.
city lb ...... .1cG, 20 oO0 ~
Ii c ewes 100
lbs. ....::::.. a.oo@ 800 a.ooQ 500
city. 10. ...... .0S41 II .O8N IA
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs ll.oo@le.75 1o.5oQl2. 90
city. 10. 1890 .22@ 27 3O6 rs
Hogs. 100 lbs. 5000 800 11coGl1 80
d Z d hogs.
ro ssso9 5Sl ID s4o5s:so5 s$9 ss5s so % u
Mess beef. bbl.. l2.oOGl4oO l6oOSb18 90
Lard. NJ d d |
West 100 lbs c30m q 80 II s00.Ic 40
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

curry at :; points decline: mihdlsnr. li15,i
Sales s.oOO. American : 0o0. Imports 1900
ali American. Futures opened quiet "a to
. points lower Closed steady at to -
p,nts decline January. 11.22d Marcn.
ul5t MAY ll.0ed july. 10 SD: October.
ioe2d Manchester. Yarns and cioths
more demand
COttonsccd OIL
Prices a. the close of the market showed
nsf gains OF to IL points The range or
prices
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05

!; points h'shor - iS.t5c for middllnc
abs $50 bales. New Orleans steady un-
ssanred at i7.soc: sales. l2o; baios
gnbie noiriral unchanged a. -. sales
4 Savannah steady. - points higher at
,s,se; sales. - bales NorfolN steaav IS
,sr,s hishcr az 1>.l3c sales. .7a bales
icraAta quiet. ., points higher 1T lsc.
s,s III bales. Memphis steady. 25
ns,s love- At 1s.c5c sales GOO bales
H.ssrn steady. 20 points higher at is ;5c :
an iG;e baics Little Rock quiet un -
At.g 35 points higher at i7S5c, sales.
liz BALE. Montgomery firm - points
A,hr al 1900, sales. 40 bales Fort
Eafh steady - points higher at 17.S5c.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12

iho disease and spread L 10 he rcnf
Hf ihu Clock Dispose ~ hll rnnia.
NnIV DOS ihr entire flock IH caro-.
IHNN min0d l0r Nlrna ~ thD
np iI gnF rH aIr found. re-
ii0 nf hHH mil One, infection,
I.0 NIrl Ht 0H.U Isolated lhi.
mn0rHrI lN0au.o thN disease
ldH fDfY rapidly n ray
aU.l i0 gn tD inH lIt.le extra trouble
During September and October. cs-
nc tally a be important 90 be on the
lookout tor this disease. After a
rain on spell of wet weather. this
diseaae Is more apt 10 show itself
Watch for it II you discover birds
with slight colds, be sure 10 remove
them also, because colds often are
the forerunners of sore head
Crowding and Ventilation
OF all the many causes. over
crowdine in the houses and on the
foosts are the greatest causes Of this
disease. Gull out the flock 30 they
are not crowded on the roosts al
night This Is important. Do not
vorlook 70. Az birds should be-
able TO find room on the roosts 20
not allow the hens 20 roost on the
floor on on the ground. In the case
NJ growing chicks, it is important
hat YOU teach them 10 roost early
m life. The earlier the better. Get
them on che roost.
Chickens oveIcr0wded on the
ground are almost sure TO contract
the disease sooner or later. Give
The chickens more room. III neccs-
sary move them into movable houses
and scatter the houses out about the
farm This VIII do much 20 HELM
control the diseases.
The Ventilation is Important
Only this week We entered a hen
house so close and stuffy il is
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12

IN fhU IaH 1f Che 5000 Nn fle
farm, Boz ihe back yard and on Che
specializing poultry iarm ihcfc
one disease That D. looked upon with
great dread and fear Only this
morning a man told me that ChiCken
pox was an over his side ~ toxin,
among the chickens. This digcasV
spread very rapidly At this time
81 the year, the germ appears 20 be
In the very air the chickens breathe.
N your chickens are not affected
now. be- on your guard, because II
will only be- "a question OF n short
time before sign Of 10 viii be crop
ping oat Watch for iti
We have found that there are
two forms of sore head on chicken
pox; there IS one, thc sore head
alone, this Is easily cured and seldom
cause any great mortality. The
other Is sore head accompanied with
colds and rOur This ia extremely
hard % cure and generally causes
a great mortality
The big thing 90 remember iu cons
trolling al poultry disease to re-
sort 90 preventative mea urcs rather
than curative measures. This h.
especially true with reference TO this
disease. One of the greatest ways
Of preventing this disease is by feed
ing the chicks SO they are full and
properly nourishcd We have found
that improperly nourished fowls are
much more likely to contract that
disease. For this reason, we place
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12
AID CLARK AT HOME FROM
TT. WORTH d CORPUS CHRISTI

Ad Clark. whose absence from
Lubbock for the summer has occas-
toned great regret by his many
friends, returned Saturday from
Corpus Christi and Fort Worth,
where he spent a great deal Of the
summer fishing, and after the cot
ton season opened got into his work
Of buying the staple, and now that
Lubbock county farmers are gather
ing some Of their crop he Is here
TO buy just as much Of Il rs II Is
possible.
AID has been one Of the most
energetic members Of the kiwanis
club, and We are sure that In no
other organization in which he
might have worked could there have
neen more members as happy as
they we're among the kiwanians In
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12
WAYLAND COLLEGE OPENS
FALL TERM SEPTEMBER \.

Plainview, Sept. waylanes
Baptist College will open its far
term September ~ and its presidcut
DR.. +. b. Atwood, is anticipating a
large enrolment despite the us-
toward conditions in business and
agriculture in it, territory.
A very strong faculty has been
secured. most Of the members hsv-
ing taught here last year In I'd
dition they will have commercial
school.
The football team promises To b.
very strong this season, as mum
Der 81 the old players and several
good new ones are TO be on the
team. The squad will hegin IN
training today, a. several ~ thu
young men have already arrived
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12
MRS. J. p. FULTON ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE WEDNESDAY

Mrs. J. p. Fulton. who resides in
the Fulton apartments on Ave. ],
attempted suicide here Wednesday
morning about $40 o'clock by TAX
ing carbolic acid, but was intercept
ed in that attempt. A little later
she attempted 10 secure KNIT
with which 10 cut her throat, but II
was salso gotten away from her be
fore she had chance 10 use H.
She Is now In the care Of ply.
stefan, asd Is constaIfjy guarded.
Dependency and worry are given
a. the cause Of the act.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12

b. Iat stress On Nh laDi emo fa.l
mf at lhis ume We en 90 ID chat
tle hcns have rNniy fO GAG lna
drink 90 aI times We also ate Oh
b that thc feed s properly mixed.
We have experienced this year more
than ever The Importance of icCd-
ing chickens skim milk in some
form Il develops them rapidly and
keeps them So very healthy and wen
n0unshei that they are much less
apt 90 contract the disease. This
Is very important. First, 20 out %
the feed house and see TO it that
your hens are not under nOurishod.
Feed them WE'LL give large quantities
of milk and green food
We feed the following dry mash.
which is kept In hopper before them
all the time equal purts by weight
of wheat bran, wheat shorts nnd
corn meal and 30 per cent of mea
rlps In addition, We give one
feeding a day of screened corn
hops. They have AN the grit. green
food, milk and fresh water, they can
drink They have plenty of shade,
and we place the feed hoppe and
drinking vessels in The shade This
ration as given is fed 90 our grow
ing stock.
Culiing and Isolation
We Gull our stock closely every
week. AN weak and stuntcd looking
individuals are at once disposed OF
We have found that the weakhng
are always the first ones 90 contra (.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12
p. n. JOHNSON SELLS
STUDIO INTERESTS

p H. johnson. well known pho
tographer and picture man. has sold
out his business here. and will leave
Immediately for Colorado. where he
has accepted responsible position
with the Eastman Kodak Co. Mr..
johnson has had quite an extensive
experience in the picture business,
and was at noe time a speciality man
for the Eastman people
Since coming TO this city he has
enjoyed a nice patronage from the
local people, and has many friends
here who will regret 10 see him leave.
Mrs. Turnbeau and Miss Lula
Jones will have charge Of the studio,
having bought The business from
Mr.. johnson.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12

hearing Of his return to the city.
He was accompanied by c. +.
Jennings Of Fort Worth, who will
spend some time here.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12
We Haze You in Mind

of
sanitary
N
tina you be disappointed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
ROOMS AND BOARD
Vacation Places

COUNTRY BOARDING--Yacanc In
refined country home, modern convent
ideal place 60 rest. good wholesome food,
bathing. all own products; best references.
make reservations now xl2 per week.
FsIracres. West Grove. Pa. Bell phone
lin IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
,Manted---rO Hent

HOUSE Furnished. for July and August
reference. Phone 1895 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
Why There So Many of These Little Ads Every Day? Beca
vAr1s Of Tickets.

Tarss p~esenrere who left Liverpool
for Canada recently carried with them
each q railroad ticket q yard and
chr~c -ouarterv IN length. For the next
eeven months each ticket viii carry
the holder on any part Of tho rail-
road system of Canada stretching
between the Atlantic and Pacific sea-
boArds, and " good besides for two
trips 10 New York and ono 20 Chicago.
A strip of tho ticket will be given
up as each separate journey is COM
rlesed the last strip enabling a re-
turn journey 10 Montreal en- route for
England nsain.--Clcvcland Plain Deal
er.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
EVERY EVENING

EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADvERTIsINo.
lludcxcd for Quick Refcrcnce)
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count dx words 60 the line.
Count initials and numbers "a vorda
No charge 81 taken for lees than aOc
No prcpaid I'D tak-'E Tor less then 2ec.
Charge. Prcpaie.
I Consecutive pays....i2 ccnts 10 cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
eps~tal rates for business advrr dns
givcu upon request -
RErtBl.iCATloN FOR ERRORS.
Republics ton ~ill he made for errors
not tho fault OF the sdvcrtisrr, II sdvcSts-
eftrr qrst pubiicAtions OF sdvcrurment
TELkPHoNED ADS.
classified Advcr ue'mcnts that ere tele-
phousd ~ Every kvcninG Will tc Scccptc1
~ the charge rAtcs shown above. But
thc. prepaid cost amount ~ill be accepted
ofl,cc Within six days after sny such al
ie nrst printed In the paper. othcrwtsc
the coat at the charge rates quoted above
will be collect ted
Al classified sdvcrtisinx rcccivcd by
Kvrry Evening up 10 II O'Clock o IN. day
OF puhlios ton Win he placed under tho
proper classihcauons on the classified
O'Clock will he grouped together under
the heading Too Late To Classify" and
viii be found on page q
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TWo-rwo-HU
Ask for Want Ad Tsker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
SUCCESS-POWER
Plan Your Days Work

Scheduling your days work is the first step toward
assuring its
Attention to the following preliminaries will react
we'll the work that follows:
Have we'll body Keep clear mind Reach your
place of business with regular pompness. Rid your
self of "pJouches'
Plan what you will do throughout the day in com,
rlcte detail. Give yourself too much rather than too
little to do
No business succeed without method and svs-
tem--much less individual worker. Begin to
train yourself in efficiency.
without definite planyou drift. Failure is too
high price to pay for indifference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
WILIIA / HAbN u and
LEWIS b. HARVEY. JR. Trustees
WILLIAM F. kURTZ, Attorney.

WILLIAM 1. HARVEY and
LEWIS b HARVEY. JR. Trustees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20

WISE ADVERTISERS ALWAYS PUT
rIIEIR CLASSIFIED ADS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
ROBERT q. BRUCE.
Business Manager and Secretary
NOTICE.
IN THE DIsTRI,I COURT OF THE
UNITE SIAlES-
For the District ot are.
WILLIAM CARSTL
UNIVERSAL CONTAISER COR
PORATION.

WILLIAM CARN IL
UNIVERSAL CONTATNER COR
PORATIO\
No 40 in Equity.
To all persons. drms and corporations
having any claims, demands, bills and
accounts against said respondent cor
pOratiou-
Notice Is hereby given. pursuant TO an
order entered IN the above entitled cause
on the eighth day Of May 4 y 1922. 70
all creditors Of said respondent corpora
ton 70 file with the clerk Of the District
Court Of the United States for the District
of Delaware, az Wilmington. Delaware.
on or before the trst day Of August,
4. y. 1922, proper statements in writing.
under oath or affirmation. Of their re-
spectlve claims. demands. hiBs and ac-
counts against said respondent corpora
tion. and IN default thereof that tne said
creditors be forever barred from Dartici-
paung in any dividend or distribution Of
the assets Of said corporation which may
hereafter be made pursuant 10 the order Uf
said court.
n. c NIAHAFFY, JR..
Clerk [. $. District Court
District Of Delaware.
Wilmington, Delaware. June .. 1922
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of an order NJ the Orphans
Court will be exposed 10 sale q public
auction or Vendue. on Monday. JAJ 3
1922, a a. m. standard time. q 4 The
County Court House. Wilmington Deia-
ware. the following described real estate
late of Lewis r. Harvey. deceased. ST u8te
IN Brandywine hundred farm Of about
81 acres with stone dwelling and frame
outbuildings mill property, and water
rights about An acres. frame dwelling
with two acres of land.
For full description and terms Of sale
see large bills posted or address the IN
WILLIAM 7. HARVEY and
LEWIS b. HARVEY, JR., Trustees
WILLIAM F. kURTZ. Attorney.
Equitable Building
Attest: Norman p Crouch. Clerk o. c
Whining ton. Delaware. June Il, 1922.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the shares Or
interests ~ William [. Harvey. Alfred .
Harvey L wis b Harvey. Junior. Mary
+. Clark Ida V. NandeVer and Minnie +
Handy in the above described premise,
viii be sold as above set forth and al
persons having or claiming any len 0I
encumbrance against or affecting th'
share or interest OF either or any Of aaiC
parties in said lands and premises ar
hereby notified - appear and dle in IN,
Office of the clerk Of the Orphans Court
In and for New Castle county. on o
after the Gfth day Of July. a. u. 1922.
petition setting forth and making proc
Of said lien or enCumbraECe and IN
amount due thereon.
WILLIAM l. HARVEY and
! LEWIS y. HARVEY, JR., Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
business Property
Farms and Land For Sale

FOR BALE-StOre and dwelling. 900
French street. b. T.. Harman. go West
Ninth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
Wanted-Rooms or Board q

ROOM Furnished. wanted near u Il o.
depot. by business man. must be in
modern, well kept house; good locality
Address T. 3, Every Evening ONCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20

n fnnt lost. A classified al win
And II for you.-Adv.
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FOR SALE

Ten rooms and hath, electr1c and gas
on the Lincoln Highway. facing the troll
lev: -3 y I05 feet ground corner property.
Owner leaving city. Can be bought fof
$4,000.
w. Z. POWELL
phone 5lq7. COL Shlpley Streee~
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Because They Sell Things
AUCTlOnS--lECELS
Legal Notices

will DO received ~
the Board OF Public Education ia Wil-
mington. Delaware. for desks for use in
the various schools. SpecificatiO can b9
obtained at the Office Of the board, City
Hall building Bids 70 be opened we'd
nesdsy. June a AZ n. m. The right
Is reserved TO reject any or oil lids.
tSigDedJ Robert @. Bruce. buEness man
agor and secretary.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE \
by virtue of an order Of the Orphans
Court. viii be exposed TO sale % public
auction or vendue. on Monday, July 5.
1929, at . a. m, standard time al ths
County Court House. Wilmington. Deb
aware. the following described real estate.
late of Daniel Alexander Grier, deceased,
situate in Pencader hundred. farm OF
about i6 acres, with buildings.
For fun description and terms Of s7ls,
see large bins posted or address ths
CHARLEs b. EVANS. TrusteaA
Ford Building.
Attest: Norman p. Crouch. Clerk D, O.
Wilmington, Delaware, June "a, 1922.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
Notice Is hereby given that the shares
Or interests Of Sophie yapes, Cecilia
above described premises will DO sold az
above set forth and all persons having Or
claiming any lien or oncun1 1Drance against
or affecting tho share or interest OF either
or any Of said parties In said lands and
promises arc hereby notified 70 appear
Orphans Court, iu and for New Castls
county on or after the fifth day Of July,
a. -. 1922. a petition setting forth and
making proof of such lien or encuTnbrancs
and the amount due thereon
CHARLES b. EVANS. Trustee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20

Four and five rooms. all
improvements; rents reasonable. Apply
2l38 Lammot street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments For Rent

APARTMENT Van Buren, street.
3 rooms on second floor. unfurnished
Immediate possession.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Houses For Rent

WASHINGTON STREET. SIt--For rent.
Possession June 90 Fourteen rooms.
baths. Kitchen and kitchenette; ma
hogany aud white finish. gas and electric
heat. large side and rear yard; ideal for
either residence. apartment or fooming
house This property can be Inspected
any time. For particulars call 1880
betWeen a. m and 2 d. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
Summer Places For Rent

COTTAGE Furnished at Chariestown.
Md, on tho snOre. for tho last two
weeks In July. Address n /. Every
Evening OfilCo.
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QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT All
THAT INTERESTS YOU MOST.
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ST. 2ll3-Nine rooms.
bath and two porhes Cali 6i33 W.
WEST STREET, 22s-New house, nine
rooms, bath. hot water heat. electric.
gas. two porches.