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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
DAUGHTERS OF
ST. GEORGE

Daughters OF 81. George win meet
In NJ u. -. A. hall. 1915 First ave,
Thursday, June 7. at 1880 y. m. In.
itiatlon and installation, Members,
please attend.
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CobbIe Stone Hikes and Treasure
Hunt

Meet at the flag pole in the Tour
LIST camp at Woodland Park at 1000.
June ?. Leader Miss Ruth A. Brown.
carrYsat least one good sized stone
for tSo Community Fireplace. Take
food 10 DO cooked out-of.doors. The
treasure hunt will begin at 1890.
dinner cooked at 1900 and home by
: O'Clock.
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Confessions Hike and Chicken Roast

Meet at flag pole in Tourist camp
In Woodland Park ut 10 o'clock.
Chicken. dressed for roasting win be
awarded the five girls having the
largest pile OF cobblestoncs carried
10 the park fathers may heip) Take
chops. steak or other food TO be
cooked in the open. All girls who
participate in six spring hikes are
eligible for the midsummer Mystery
trip. Details TO be announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
MYRTLE CHAPTER,

Q, y. 5,
Myrtle chapter, No. ds, o. Il. s.,
Will give il card party Saturday
evening, June 2. at Dartnall's cafe.
terra, Second aud Madison. All
Eastern Stars. Mosons and friends
invited
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SEATTLE LODGE NO. :

Seattle Lodge No. Z. d. II. =. A..
will meet Tuesday evening. June s.
in Evergreen hall, 1909 Ninth ave-,
at 7a5 o'clock. Mrs. Anna X. Col.
well and Mrs. Blanche Detlefson arc
arranging a good program. to begin
at . o'clock, in honor OF Degree OF
Honor Day, for that evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
LADY STIRLING
CHAPTER, -. A. X

Lady Stirling Chapter, ID. a. r..
will meet with Mrs. Donald b.
Olson, SIG 10th ave, Tuesday. June
/ s, at 1880 p. m. Board meeting ut
| 1 o'clock.
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Can You Dot IT.

I'm not positive l can. but have
a oorking idea and IN try.
Try what?
Why TO make dress, of course, or
perhaps n hat orr. well. wen tell
you all about IL.
All Campfire Girls and leaders are
invited to design and make some ar.
ticies OF wearing apparel decorated
with n Campfire symbol. 1t may be
a group or an individual symbol or
perhaps the Seattle or Sealth symbol
viii be used. There are no restric-
tions as TO colors or materials. al
tho suggestions win DO offered IL
you call at Lohequa. All garments
must be at Lohequa not later than
August is. Miss Hazel Mcmillan,
Mrs. c. w. Stimson and Miss Rowe
Wright will act as judges. Awards
viii be given the three best gar.
ments. The following points will be
considered; l. Color: .. Line; 8.
Originality OF design. Have you the
vision Of gay smocks and gay linen
froclSs beautifully woodblocked? OF
woven hat bands and gay scarfs7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
DELTA SOCIAL

Delta Social club. o. Il. s., viii
give n card party at Robins' hail.
Rlvcrton. Saturday, June ?, at s
p. m. Refreshments. All Eastern
Stars and friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
CUSTER CAMP
AND AUXILIARY

Custer Camp No. und Custer
Auxiliary No. will holI business
session. Tuesday, June s, at 1850
p. m. in Veterans hall, Armory.
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Women's Clubs
AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOBLE POST NO. 1

= '1FFsIFF ItFfTIFITITs
NOBLE POST NO. 1
American Legion Auxiliary TO
Rainier Noble Post No. ! will hold
It's regular meeting Monday evening.
June 4, at the New Arctic hotel
clubroom. The program will be fur.
nished by the legislative committee
with hrs. Walter Beals, chairman.
Mrs Henry Landes will be the
speaker for the evening.
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Start your plans now so that your
contribution will be in before the
18th of August. At the recent North
western conference the guardians
and girls planned and decided that
symbols should be used more. Let's
take that suggestion to our hearts
and minds this summer and thru the
lovely symbolism of Campfire create
beautiful things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
FREMONT w. c. T. U.

The Fremont w. C. T. U. will
meet Tuesday. Juno 5. at 2 p. M.
at 1925 Albin Place. The Flower
Mission Day program Will be in
charge of the superintendent, Mrs.
J. NJ. Bruce. Bring flowers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
GuardIans 70 Have Dinner on Iine

Guardians 10 Have Dinner on Liner
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Guardians association VIII be
Thursday. June II at 100 at Lobe
qua. Plans for the summer viii be
discussed and an invitation issued TO
ia Guardians Dinner aboard a Jap
auese liner. Fire Fly leaders and as.
sistant Guardians are invited. Every
group is entitled 10 a representative.
II you can't be there. send sub
stitute. Guardians meetings will
continue throut the summer.
Scribes. Scribes. Scribes.
Saturday, June . OF 10 o'clock.
Bring a written report OF your May
activities. An outline for June.
one minute talk about what you have
done and what you are going 10 do;
a list OF girls going TO Sealth: note
book and pencil; white MILDLY ION
youJ Scribes win meet the second
Saturday OF July and August. There
VIII be a Scribes' trip to camp some.
time in August when Aiiss Rowe
Wright will be at camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
Dinner Given for Teachers

Sixteen guests enjoyed the pretty dinner
Thompson Thursday evening their home Bohe
grade and high school teachers Mrs W. Bay
tendent of the Bothell school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02

The June meeting OF the executive
board OF the Seattle Council OF Camp
fire Girls VIII be held at Lohequa
June IL. at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
GUARANTEE CLUB

The Quarante club will be enter.
tanned at a $50 o'clock dinner Tues.
day evening. June s. Mt the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Aiken, 1857
Beach Drive s. w.
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Campfire News and Notes

/ greatest results from Campfire. This
summer we're going 10 do u. n can
hear tho 'go Always" cay they'd
rather stay In town ana go On tho
great Campfire adventure ana 70
them IA Bay-take your manuals
With you and find adventure 10 re-
turn and tell us about in the au-
tumu.l
TO begin with let's remember the
first Campfire Law and make every
day fulnli II. There'n be rainy days
and blOwy days with white caps. but
n We look there are always sea gulls
flying and rain can be- amythyst and
silver. n we see II thru glad eyes.
Let's play the game OF living 30 that
each day viii sharpen our senses %
a keener Joy IN simple things.
Below are suggestions for the Big
Stay AZ Home Adventure:
]. Make a list OF honors you've
never won ana day by day check
them you accomplish. (what fun
for mother 20 20 away while you
cook FOR dad
2. Carry on the know seattle pro-
gram. Visit parks and manufactur.
ing plants. Learn 20 know the Uni
yerHity grounds. Sign up for Lobe
qua hikes and adventures.
3. Play with children. Get small
groups Of girls ready for Fire Flies
and Campfire In the autumn.
4. Read a bit. Learn 10 know love
~ poems and stories. Keep a book
Hist. Lohequs viii want to use Il
in the fall.
8. Take pictures. write stories
keep diary. help make Campfire
better by contributing to Everygirl
and The Torch.
6. Visit Lohequa. Make a bead
band and decorate your ceremonial
gown. Start "A count book OF your
adventures. Help Lohequa By act
ing as hostesses one afternoon a
week.
z. Co hiking. Cook out-of.doora.
Camp in your own backyard. Plan
plcnics for your family. Make them
Join you in your study at Home Ad-
venture.
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Inuitations Extended for Tea

Mrs William Gather invitations at her home
Thursday until o'clock honor OF Mrs smo
John Mcpherson. OF Ltwreneevlle NJ j.,
H. Peoi
the Mrs Raymond
Wright Clark
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BETA THETA
MOTHERS CLUE

Beta Theta III Mothers club win
ASSEMBLE for the last tins this sea.
son. Tuesday. June s. at a picnic
given at the homo OF Mrs. j. -
shovt,. ssse 9sth ave. :. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
CAI.EIDH cLI1n

The calcidh club viii meet Tues.
day, June s, with Mrs. Charles G..
Heifner, Winchester Apis, at l y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
HELPERS crun

Tho Hclpcrs' club Of Aloha Chap.
ter. No. lie. o. T.. s., will meet
with Mrs. u. Marshall. s5it sixth
ave. n. w, "wednesday. June 6. at
IL a. m. Take Green Lake Ji,ney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
CANADIAN woMENs cLun

Tho Canadian women'r club OF
Seattle Will hold is last regular
business and social meeting. prior TO
September, Tuesday. June 8. AZ ?
p. IN. at the Federated clubhouse
Tho hoste2sss for tho social hour
viii DO Mrz. Robert white. Mrs.
@. q. Barton and Mrs. ]. II. claguo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
Miss Moroaret Muers ENGAGED

OF their
Homer Blair Tacoma The wedding viii
place
Both Miss Mr. Blair graduates OF tho University Of
Alpha NJ Delta
Alpha fraternity.
In compliment Miss Myers the Misses Annie and Mary Myers vii
their tho Lagonda apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
ALKI CIRCLE

Alld cirela OF tho Fruit and
Flower Mission will meet a, tho
home Of Mrs r. j. Butcher. ssis
Beach drive. Tuesday. june :. at
10 a. m.
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Guild VIII Give Bingham Dance

@For the benefit Of the Chdrens orthopedic hospital
viii give Bingham Saturday evening. June IS at
club. Mrs II. c. Mcdonald Is chairman OF the committee
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WOMAN'S TUESDAY CLUB
The Woman's Tuesday club VIII
meet with Mrs, G. G.. Bradner, 17s2
foth ave-. Tuesday, Juno 8. Lunch.
con at 1890 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
LYRIC CHORAL. ellie

The Ladies' Lyric Choral club viii
meet for rehearsal In the main sun.
day school room Of the Firs, Pres
byterian church. Tuesday evening.
June 5. at 745 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
| MINNnWATHA cI1ln

The Minnowntha club will give n
dance at Deschl pavilion saturday
evening, June 2. Tho club viii not
dance ut ChrIstcnsen's Broadway
hall amy moro this seaaon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
JOIN Y. MILLER W. n. c.

John +. Miller W. II. c. win have
a luncheon Tuesday. Juns s. a, IL
O'Clock. at tho home o. Mrs. Caro-.
linN Chandler. 555s Second ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
CIRCLE J. wALLlNGFoRD

Circle J. wallingford 81 tho First
Presbyterian church will meet AZ
the homo Of Mra. c. ~ Kepplcr.
1851 y. ssd. Wednesday. June 6. at
: D. m. Visitors welcome.
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sENrTLn woMAN.s cLun
GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON
CIRCLE

Gen. George Washington circle.
Ladies' Of the G. A. II. win give u
crrd party and apron sale in Vet
Grams hall. Armory. Thursday even.
Ing. June 7. at o'clock. Everyone
welcome.
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

The guilds charge the
include Monday Broadway Mrs r. H. Hatch hostess
II. j.. j. +,
j.
+ Vorig IS
"Wednesday IrnI
vesy Mrs Hugh r. Hone chairman Thursday
Mrs Patton hostess Friday Mount Baker
Saturday Rcnton HILL Freeman hostess
Thrift shop Monday will IN of University
l..
F. Guhre Tuesday Wnsox
Horocks, chairman
guild Mrs Harry Rowe chairman afternoon Capitol H
Bishopp chairman; Thursday F.
chairman; Friday Mount
Saturday Broadway Mira
u. c. Ward chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
1DgpyTy

Tho Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society will hold the last monthly
nesting Of the season. Wednesday.
June G. al $3.50 p m, In tho vestry
rooms OF Temple dc Hiraeh. The re-
ports Of delegates TO the Washington
State Conference Of Social Workers,
held in Spokane carly In May. viii BE-
read. Board meeting at 1880 a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-02
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
INnMIgNJ'J .,t tft,

The new officers OF tho Business
and Professional Womcn's club win
be installed at tho meeting on Tues.
dny June 8, In the Fine Arts hull NJ
Z o'clock At that time the annual
reports VIII also be given.
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sEATTLE cHAPTER %. Al

SEATTLE CHAPTER ID. A. II.
Seattle Chapter. ID. A. r.. met for
luncheon May rs. at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Waite. with Miss
Waite. Mrs. Leland and Mrs. Oswald
Brown as assisting hostesscs. Mrs.
l.. =. Moffott gave a very Interest.
ing report on the Continental Con.
gFess
Tho following officers were elected
for tho coming year: Regent. aIra.
W. c. Morse; viccrcKcnt. Mrs. w.
+. Dunlap; recording secretary. Mrs.
Arthur Hope Jones: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. t. J. Tcmpleton;
treasurer Mrs. r. o. scldle. regis.
trar. Miss Waite: historian. Mrs.
Edward Townsend: auditor. mlHs
Sophie c. Johns; chaplain. Mrs. o.
II Beebe. board OF management.
Mrs. Oswald Brown and Mrs. John
Wallace.
The next meeting Of the chapter
win be a picnic and card party at
Mrs. Oswald Browns home at Bryn
Mawr, June 10.
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PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB

PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
The Prairie Rose club will meet
with Mrs. $. II. Warner. 1894 18th
ave. Monday. June {. az p. IN,
SEATTLE wosfAN's CLUB
Tho Seattle woman'a club viii
hold the last meeting OF the club
year. Monday. June I. az tho Fed.
Grated clubhouse. Luncheon viii DO
served NJ 1880 o'clock Afterwards
the following program viii be given.
Vocal solo. Mrs. c, r Elliott. Jap
ancse Lullaby" Marion Corycii: 20.
AR. Piper" Pearl curran: accom-.
PIANIST, Mrs. c. X. nowcn; plano
solo. Sylvia Yepnl: 'ero the Rising
sun and The Music Box" by a
pupil OF Milo. Bouckaert: reading.
Gertrude volchok. pupil OF Bcsbe
Dramatic school.
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DeIohtfM Tea Honors House Guest

Gladys Michael Of Tacoma Miss
Olivia home $500 caada this
tho calling hours
O'Clock
phox iris
white pdonatns with basket Of these blossoms center
Wood and Mrs
p. presided
Dodge Virginia Naehant
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honor their sister,
Freda Nett entertained
Evening journal., 1923-02-14

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING


Aquarius people are the people
who come under the last sign OF
the Air Triplicity. These people
are sometimes unmsnageable, and
not always logical, but they have
a comprehension OF spiritual cause
and erect which is entirely above
ordinary material reasoning. This
mower is noticeable in the Aquarius
people TO a considerable degree.
These people make splendid nurs-
es and doctors. and are especially
successful in the nursing and doc
torlng OF insane people. over whom
they have a wonderful control.
The truest 'friends and compan-
ions for persons or this date are
people born in Aries Saggitsrius or
Aquarius.
The governing, planets are Uran-
us and Saturn, the birthstone is A
sapphire. The astral colors are
pink and nile-green.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
PLAYS Az KIDNAPPING.

Walking in the Bots de
Boulogne. a pretty girl was seized
by several men and placed in
high-powered car which drove away
Police found her in a villa in the out
skirts. She told them her love OF
romance impelled her TO induce her
sweetheart to stage the kidnapping.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
HOW'D ADAM pANCE2

LONDON-How did Adam and
Eve dance-lf they did7 Artists re-
decorating Queens Hall with a
series OF pictures Illustrating evolu-
ton OF the waltz want 20 know. To
find out they've written TO countries
Inhabited by primitive peoples.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING soLIcIToR-Experi
en- Ted only need apply. sos Shipley
street. dec5-tf
Evening journal., 1923-02-14

BROTHERS UNDER TUE SKIN
4. r. Woodbridge els T. Eighth St.
VIII receive two tickets for the Arcadia.
n he VIII please call at the News
Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
UPHOLSTERY.

UPHOLsTBRING Of the better kind;
materials for sale. Sparks and Son.
Corner Fourth and Tatnall SITS. Phone
ti12-W tuneT-lyr.
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REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE.

A SUBURBAN HoME-At a price ana
terms that all will suit you. $4,000 20
$4,000. J. G.. Justls Co., Newport. Del
febf-tf
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TYPEWRITERs

ALL MAKES SOLD. s. month. Bar
gains. $40 to $50; rent. 81. Repairing.
Typewriter Supply Co, Seventh and
Market SITS. febi0-u.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14

40 ACREs-Owner Of this farm has
prOaperc0 here and now wishes 70 re-
tire. In one or the best grain. alfalfa
and dairy sections Of the mid-east
surrounded by big. prosperous farms.
np-to-date market facilities. Four miles
10 two colleges and Delaware State
Agricultural experimental farms: 4.
mile 20 church and school. ~ miles to
railroad town and stores. fine auto ride
or IS miles 10 Wilmington's big mar
kets. social advantages and smuse-
menis IN the nearby college town OF
Newark. farm gently rolling. free OF
rock, easily worked with tractor and
modern machinery drains well: 80
acres fertile loamy tillage and blue
grass pasture; 20 acres wood and eeti-
mated 10 cut 1000 cords; choice fruit
orchard OF 81 apple. Is plum. IS pear.
10 cherries and nut trees; $50 grape
vines. telephone ana daily mail SER
vice. fine three-story. ten room house
with four-room cellar. hath. toilet large
piazza. electric iiFhts IN every room
also In cellar, yard. barns garage
poultry houses hot and cold water.
many closets. sparkling spring water.
I Western Electric farm lighting and
pumping plant IN cellar. with high
pressure tank large lawn with state
" shade trees. ornamental shrubbery
and flowers. many lilac bushes; $50 was
received from the lilac flowers IN May.
6f-foot stone wall COW shed. barn
36Nf0. with stone basement ties for %
COWS horse stalls, horse hay fork
granary lSX22. corn crib. two large
Implement sheds. garage. stone spring
meat house. wood shed Buildings In
sured for $1,000 Would sell az a great
sacrifice. No reasonable offer refused
CHAS. F. WALTON.
Route 1, Box q. Newark. Del Tel
Newark i5l-Ji. febif-iT-.4
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTO TOPS AND CURTATNS-stern
1919 Orange street. Phone SIS.
mar2O-tf
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
STEAL ToMBsToNEs.

LoNDoN-John Smith. rs. has
been sentenced 20 three months i'm
prisonment for stealing a gravestone
and three shrubs from a cemetery
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
AUTO PARTS

~ ~ FAiN -
Just to give you an idea as 10 the
service we are prepared 10 render, here
Is a list OF some of the cars We have
dlsmantied recently. Abbott Detroit.
Briscoe. 19i7-is: Buick Cet-2s. 36-Ss.
u Gets. 3i-35. - t4-i5. 3i-35. li-i5;
Chalmers 35-A B Master Six. Cham
pion; Chandler: Chevrolet 400 + 4,
T. =: Cole 1915. f-cylinder Dodge
y. N. p: Ford. Grant Six, 1915 -l6-l5,
llupmobile, i9l5-t9i7. Jenery. Max
well Is: Nets: National. 1918; oak
land 7-f9-32-3gB-3i-3fB. Oldsmoblle.
Overland. all models; Paige 1914 4
cylinder; 1916 e-cylinder. Pierce
Arrow; Regal; REQ sped Wagon
and Touring saxon Six: Studebaker,
all models; Willeys- Knight, 1915. Win
ton r. g.. H.: Wood Electric Trucks;
Commerce; DENLY. Oldsmohile: stew
art q. -ton: seldom; Vim ia-ton.
Send or bring In your old parts and
you viii save time.
KEENS.
18Th and Market SITS.
febi-iyr.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSE-9i3 Clayton St, rooms and
bath: immediate possession. Phone
i554-R. febl3-im.
HOU SE.-New two-story. and base
ment building. 1923 and 1871 Orange
ST., suitable for light manufacturing or
automobile business. Apply Joseph s.
Hamilton. 500 orange ST febt-tf.
HOUSE-sO04 Washington St. rooms:
frame house, with bath; two porches.
electric. gas. garage for two cars.
Possession March /. Rent $50 per
month. Price $500. Small amount OF
cash. Apply on premises. febl3-lit.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
FOUND
= BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
nus. OPPORTUNITY WANTED.

A MAN with good business experience.
wants to buy good running business
or to invest FIVE thousand or more with
services, in a good running business.
Address W-is, Evening Journal Office.
ian3-eod-2m.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14

Stenographers will find splendid
positions with more money If they
will use the Want Ads TO find them.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
ROOMS EoR RENT.

ANNEX HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Fourth and Spruce SITS. Two blocks
from Wilson Line. Rooms by night SOC.
75c. 500 by week 5000 S2.5o. $500.
Hot water heat. electric lights, comfor-
table Satisfaction. excellent service.
sFeb5-iyr
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REAL ESTATE-rOR RENT.

FARMS acres: plenty Of fruit; on
Neale Road between Harvey Station
and Sllverside. Inquire on promises.
John r. Neale.
b12-i3-f4-f5-is-i7-e o-2f -23-34.
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PUBLIC SALE.

] 1Ahf@s
iKLAfR's BAZAAR. wilmington. Del
Auction sales every Saturday, at u
o'clock Horses at private sale at al
/ times. Klair & Hollinssworth. aprs-iyr
KI,AIR BAZAAR - Saturday, Feb
ruary Il. at 10 O'Clock. 50 heaC
horgee and mules: 10 head from Penn
sylvania 10 head from Maryland; 81
head city and country horses. Somi
extra good farm horses. Lot wagons
Harness. Blankets. Piss. Chickens. 2
extra good shoats from ~ 10 81 lbs
each Lot Rubhers, Shoes, Clothing o
all kinds. sent here from party closing
out business. Nouce-Al drunkard'
please stay away for YOU are only q
disgrace and an injury 20 a mans
business. Yours truly,
KLAIR g. HOLLINGSWORTH,
febf4-fs. wilmington. Del
PIIBLIC sALE-Pure bred Holsteir
cattle. February 70. at Zebley's Cor
ner. on Faux Road. Write for cstalog
febio-st. sol W. Ninth St.
PUBLIC sAUE-February %. 1923. at
O'Clock Klair & Hollingsworth will
sell for John DOnohue, at Edge
Moor. his entire farm equipment and
dairy. feo9-lo-l2-li.
PTrRLTC sALE-so2 Jefferson St. Fri
dav. February rs, at ! r. NJ. Kitchen.
dining living and bedroom furniture
refriEerator. stoves. carpets, etc.
HAMILTON
febi3-4t Auctioneer.
PT-RLTC sALE-Thursday. February
is. 1928. at 10 o'clock. Klair & Hol-
Iingsworth will sell for the Glendon
from Wilmington, ON the road from the
Kennctt pike to Prices Corner. formerly
known as the John Peoples Farm. All
stock and implements used on $50 acres
Two pairs mules, one pair weighing
about $500 pounds; another pair
Weighing about 2.40O pounds one =
year-old colt weighing 1. 800 pounds.
These mules have been used on these
farms and are real teams. Five good
Mich cows-two HOlsteins. three
Guernseys. These are nice lot OF
Farm Implements-One Samson trac-
tor one DoylestOwn thresher. one wood
saw. one International cutter, one Van
Brunt disc drill. one roller, one side
delivery hay rake, one SIT; l9-- Ad-
vance mower. two 1-horse hay rakes.
three Deering binders. one SIT. and one
1T. cut: one Thomas grass seeder.
one q ton G. NJ. e. truck. one eft.
double disc harrow. three 2-horse,
Samson pillow, one 3-hOrse potato dig
ger. one 2-horse potato pillow. one corn
planter. three 2-horse riding cultiva-
tors. two single cultlvators, two
2-horse walking plows, one corn
shelter. one pair platform scales,
one 2-horse dump cart. one 2-hOrse
dunn wagon, two 2-horse wagons, three
2-horse hay wagons. one 2-horse low
down wagon. one l-hOrse wagon. one
keystone hay loader. two Black Hawke
manure spreaders. one New Ideal man.
ure spreader. one grain fan, one Ma
tional corn binder harness, lot small
tools. 10 acres corn fodder.
This company has quit farming and
everything must be sold. Terms cash
Everything to be settled for on the day
Of sale. Gentlemen please bear this in
mind.
GLENDON LAND CO.. Owners
Sales Managers:
KLAIR & HOLLINGSWORTH.
Wilmington. Delaware.
Lunch Served from II TO 1 O'Clock.
lebs IO-i2-1i.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
]. A. SMITH TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE

All mRkes-Underwoods L. c. Smith.
Royals, fRemingtons, Olivers-sold
rented and repaired all machines guar
anteed. ? West Seventh St. Phones
s073-2775. dec26-iyr.