Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 9

CHESTER. THURSDAY, JUNE Chipped Beef Can Be Used for Many Dishes probably nothing- we prepare has more uses in warm weather than our famous U. 5 Government inspected Ideal Dipped Beef Only the choicest beef is used, and this is prepared' as only the most expert butchers can preoare it. The slices are as thin as wafers and are free from hard lumps such as one gets when' buying beef chipped with a carving knife. Ideal Chipped Beef only in packages which retain all the fjne flavor of the beef and protect it from flies, dust, etc.

Insist on your dealer giving you Buckley's Ideal Chipped Beef. John J. Buckley Co Beef and Pork Products CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. HEW harness makers. Ap' ply 2202 West Third St, LEEPER'S COLLEGE has call for young lady bookkeeper.

EX -'Og JOE'S Fresh-Killed Chickens. Broad and Upland Sts. Tj SALE CHEAP-25 'ft. naphtha launch. Apply Colonnade Hotel.

RESSMAKER Wants exper. sewers. Apply Cambridge Room 'W. "iOR cow and you, horse, sound. Ap.

H. Leek, Trainer. EN JOE'S SUGAR-CURED HAMS. whole- 15c lt5 Broad Pland TRICTLV PURE LARD, 20c at Ben Joe's. Broad and Upland Sts.

'Phone Local 29S. OR good second hand cedar tanks, one 400 gallons and one 1.000. gallons. Apply Turner Plumbing Co. ANTED-Old" cash prices Gen.

feather beds. Best paid. Address C. F. Delivery.

Chester. OUSEHOLD Goods For springs, crib, porch chair, go- cart, lamps, parlor suite. 314 E. llth St. TTT boy to run errands and make himself generally useful.

Must have references. Apply 803 Edgmont avenue. man, about 17 yro. for office work; must be neat and can operate typewriter. Address in own handwriting- to Times Office.

EN JOE'S RIB ROAST, and 16c 13 and 14c: Pin Bone. .4 and 16o; Plate Rib, 6e. Good Hani- burg Steak. lOc. Broad and Upland Sts.

Bell, Ml A. OF DISSOLUTION of partnor- exisun between Hale Boyd, and 7u East Lans- do-ttne, was dissolved by mutual consent So, 1911. I will not be responsible for any bills contracted after that ate WM. E. HALE, 64 Wlldwood East Lansdowne, Pa.

boy for farm- op Farm RUGS, Manager desires liovo engagements, evenings or Sundays, Ap. W. H. Siitliken, Sharon Hill. HORT SIETHODS-Meca.

Draftsmen are paid S150 m'nthly. Com. course your horn-; 4 mo. P.Q.B. 423 Newark, N.

J. WASTED. Wanted-Old Feather Beds Old-time Furniture. Antique China and Antiques of all kinds. Write Pioneer Antique S30 So.

12th Pa. SERVANTS-Colored or white, and SOLICITORS. Come at once. Open evenings. EMPLOYER'S CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION MARKET STREET.

CLARENCE I. HATTON. Managor. Second Floor. Bell 'Phone.

631. BJLKB. RESH sale. Ap. Wrn.

near station, Walllngford. OR meat market, A central location. Owner leaving town. Address Times Office. 1OK dressing for lawn.

Apply Gartside's Mill. Front and Fulton Sts. Hepperlen Morrison. A UTOMOBILB FOR SALE-B; M. F.

JO-horse power tourins car; full equipments. Address Box 15,. Chester, Pa. HB BEST AND CHEAPEST line of Blankets and Robes in Del. Co.

A. H. H1NKSON, 2203 W. Third St Chester Steam Laundry. Tth and Edsmont avenuw.

nurse to so to At- City for summer. 'Mrs. Andrew Frank, i49 Market St and wife White Protestant ma: 1 for the country. Mrs. S.

Christy, 16 West Fourth St. SPECIAL SOTICES. 9.RSES AND DOGS CL1PPKD Livery Stable. MBRELLAS MADE, Kepltred and Ke-covtrad. J.

Whitolay. 524 W. 3il St. OUR ANTED-SUCTION- HOLLERS and BUNCH MAKERS, Also-learners in all departments. Delaware Clsar 12-14 West Fifth St.

LADT WANTED to solicit in- JL surance ordei-s in Phlla. and Penna. for information address S06 Commonwealth Phllada. StEAI, ESTATE SOS SAI.E. I ENE TUf WILL PAY NO BILLS unless contracted by myself.

PUANKjCASSKLU 3K. CHAIRS CANED. JOHN BARROWCLOUGH. West Third St. E.

Qarrett, Paper Warehouse 6 1 St. Wrapping Paper. Building Papers. Twine; Both 'Phones. Screen wire 3o a ft Chicken wire BQL- by the roll aoorg goo np.

HAYJCS te, CO. 13th and Edg. Ave. Bell 'Phone. 1KB.

RY KINDLING WOOD, oak, large load, $2. 25c extra when carried in. Keystone Cab. and Franklin, THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 1911.

TIMES' PERSONAL COLUMN iTitrada Bud JUw Doing. A. B. Crlssie, formerly of the superintendent's staff of Baldwin's Locomotive Works, Eddystone. has a ten-day vacation before doinff service with a manufacturing company in Amsterdam, N.

Y. Mr. Crissie's headquarters will be in Chester. Miss Estella J. Thompson, sister of the Rev.

J. C. Thompson, rector" of the Sacred Heart church. Lancaster, who has been visiting- Bliss GvitnSs G-. Stewart, of Slorton avenue, Bidley Park, has returned home.

Jliss JMae McEIwee, who has been roaklns her residence with Mrs. Jam'es A. Taylor, of 1027 West Third the past year, left Chester' this week for Piqiia, where she will live in the future. Harvey Gardner has returned from Queen Anne's, to his at 406 Concord avenue, to spend the summer months with his parents. William Hoffman, of the- Third ward.

has returned from an extended trip to Wilmington. i Ctianncey Alcott, of 404 West Third street, was a. witness to the races Point Breeze on Memorial Day. Miss Mary, Maloney, of 357 Howell street, and Miss Mary Gallagher, of 3(6 Jeffrey street, spent Memorial Day in TVilmington as the ffivisi of Kliss Eleanor Craven, of that city. Miss Emma Baiter and Miss Annie Bird, of Broad and Potter streets, have returned from a pleasant visit to Valley Porffe.

John J. Kennelley, of Parker streets, who is engaged at Bryn Man-r, has been, passing a period with his parents in this city. John J. Farrell, of 1200 West Second Morris Burns, of Kerlin street, are visiting; friends and relatives in Philadelphia, Jfiss Jennie Mellon, of Kerlin street, and Miss Isabella Culbert, of Parker street, spent the week end in "Wilhllng- ton. Miss Stella Brown and Miss Ethel Heynolds, lioth of the Sixth have returned from a visit to Philadelphia.

Warren and Lawrence Files, well-known young- men of this city, who have been visiting friends in Philadelphia fur the past week, have returned to their homos. Miss Lillian Tarnall, of No. D425 West Third street, and Miss Katherine Hill, Jt Fourth and Jeffrey spont Tuesday evening at She-llpot Park, Wilmington, Del. MiFs Mae Devlin, of Twelfth street Erlgmont avenue, and William L. Devmney, of No.

2H19 West Third p'rwr. enjoyed a trip through the sur- rnunflinc country on. Memorial Day. Jhe yoims- people visited Philadelphia, Brandywine Springs a nt! Wilmington. ST Administrator's Sale of Personal Property ESTATE OF ANNIE S.

BOVARD, CEASED. The undersigned will sell at public on Thursday, June Sth, P. at No. 322 W. EIGHTH Chester, all the furniture, in- ig piano household goods consisting of parlor, kitchen, tit- ting, room, bedroom and bathroom furniture, now on the above-named premises.

The contents of this house are of good Quality, well cared for and well worthy ot the attention of buyers. Goods can be seen on premises, on the morning of day of sale. DAVID F. ROSE, Administrator, Annie S. Bovard.

FOR SALE 7-ft. Wood-turning Foot Lathe, $6.50. New Cook Stoves that we have been sell- ng for $2i50, for.S17.50. E. H.

BENJAMIN, 1209 West Third street. PRIVATE SALE Household Goods on Account of Death. Mahogany bedroom suit, century old, perfect condition; new parlor suit and other'valuable furnishings. Call or write, T. S.

HALSEY. Boothwyn; Pa. FOR being erected, houses with reception halt and four bedrooms and bath on second floor, on Eighth west of Market. First comer the choice and may select their, papering, iasy Terms. J.

IRVIN TAYLOR, 512 W. Ninth St NOTICE. We have the largest assortment of hair tniB citv 0 27 toilet propa.ru.- ons. The makins of hair goods a spo- BENT 0S Market St. Spring Styles SAMUEL BEAUMONT Just st.p and think If pays you to get good work done.

I think so. I do It. Roofing of all kinds. Repairing and tins 220 Penn St. Chester, and Mar- Hook.

Both 'Phones. O. G. FOR KENT The late D. A.

Dalton residence on Ninth above Church TJPL'AND. Large house and lot, roomy and airy. J. irvin Waylor, 613 W. Htath St.

WEW ADTESTlSEIiEEKTS. I-OH, SAMS. ft. Garden Hose, to 17c per ft Hose Repaired. Thos.

Wilby Son, 7th Penn streets. Chester, Pa. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF DELAWARE COUNTY. To Hannah Sharpless, or her legal You will take notice that on May 27, Jll, the petition of Edgar A. VanGelder wife was presented to the said Court, representing that are the owners of a.

certain, messuage and of land situate in Chichester Township in-the said That one of the predecessors in title to your petitioner was George Martin, who died about the year. 1825. That the said Qeorge Martin by his will, dated 11 month, 16, 1S25, and recorded in Will Book page 84. devised the said premises to his son. George Martin, subject, inter alia, to the payment of a legacy of $260 to Hannah Sharpless.

That the legal presumption of the payment of. the said legacy exists from lapse of time, and no sufficient release or discharge of the same appears of record. And praying the Court for an order or decree releasing and said premises from the lien and charge, of said legacy. Whereupon the Court directed the Sheriff of said county to serve a notice stating the facts set forth in the petition, on the legatee or her legal representative, if they can found In the said county, and in case they cannot be found In the said then to give notice as aforesaid in. one or more news- papers'published within the county once a week for four weeks prior to June 24.

1911, requiring them to appear on the'said day, and answer the said petition and show cause, if any they have, why the Court shall not make an order or decree releasing and discharging the said premises from the lien and charge of the. said legacy. S. EVERETT SPROUL. Sheriff.

HALL, Attorney. Mt SATURDAY NEXT, JSTBW SSJ3IES IS8VSS, IKON BTTIKDING CIATIOW. "How is tie time to join, if you wish a'profit of on yotjr savings. Sliaios can be taiea now, personally or oy mall, at the office of E. A.

HpWUMi, Secretary, Gibson Building-, 21 23 5th Street, Cluster. Can Dixie a Yes he can lay ft pavement. Why? Because of years'W practical experience. Can I make a tombstone? Yes. I can, because I have had thirty-five years of experience.

Try' me; I will give you a Square H. BURNS, Marble and Granite, 614 West Third, Chester, Pa. Park, Philadel- Benjamln Pierce, a well-known of the Wilson social club, has to his homes in this city from JM Wh6re ne several day af Willow phia. Mrs. Edward J.

Campion, of No. 1135 HigMland avenue, is entertaining her brother from 'Franklin City. Mrs. D. Reese Esrey and Mrs.

H. E. of Fifteenth street and Edg- mont avenue, who have been passing some days at Atlantic City, returned last night. T. who has been over in New York for a brief period has reached her home at Fifteenth street and Edg- mont avenue.

T. Harry Thompson, of 310 Ponnell street who has been in Atlantic City for tho past week accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Frank Coulter and grandson Frank Coulter, has returned to his home in this city much improved by the salt air from the sea. Miss Helen Holcroft and Miss Elizabeth both of Pennell street, have returned from a visit to Oaklyn, ys. where they were the suests of relatives and friends.

FOR RENT Nos. 207.209,211 Market St. Buildings entirely new ancl thoroughly equipped with all modern appliances and conveniences of bath, ranee, cement cellars, etc. Samuel LyonsJarketSpare Iitt.fr and Bcal Estato Offlcoa, (BoOi 'Phones.) The Calamity -Howler Has Predicted That We Will.Have a Panic. He is RigW or it Woald Be, Wise to Get a Snug Home in the CoDfllry, I Hare Tfeem.

FRAME. HOUSE, 9 rooms, good outbuildings, 23 acres of good soil, 207 fruit trees. Everything in tho best of. order. Only, FRAME HOUSE, 10 rooms, hot air heater, large barn, two 1 orchards In bearing, 1 mile to station, 30 acres good land.

Fine home; only $5,500. HERE'IS A BARGAIN IN A MARTLAND house, 7 rooms, frame barn, all in good; order. 10 acres of land planted in all kinds of fruit. This is an ideal poultry farm. Only $2,500.

It can't be FRAME HOUSE, rooms, frame barn and chicken houses; right on trolley, one-half mile to station, 1 acre of land planted In fruit and shade; only $3,500. ABOUT SO LOTS In the First Ward. Land right in the market, where improvements are going on. Will sacrifice if sold at once. You can buy one or all.

SEE LEVIS ABOUT THIS. IT IS A MONEY-MAKER, HERE IS A HANDY LITTLE HOME, frame house, 0 rooms; frame barn; air in good order. acrea of land. -Poultry houses, fruit and shade. RJgh tat station and near trolley.

Only J2.500 if sold at once. 8EN.T3 FOR NEW LIST OF SMALL PLACES. Shoe and Leather Findings COLLTNS, 303 Edgmbnt Ave. SAVE 50c ON A STRAW HAT As a. Saturday Special we are selling these regular $2 Straw Hats for $1.50.

Better come set yours to-day. 131 W. Third St. MARGUERITE McCORMICK SACHER VIOLIN AND HARMONT. ORY GRADUATE.) 60 TV.

CHESTER. EIGHTH PA. Local 'Phone 13L Bell 'Phone, 24G-A. WM. E.

HOWARD Boarding Stables, 314 Edgmont Nice Airy Stablea. Best attention given. TAYLOR C. BURKE PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTBB. Estimate! Ifurnlshed.

U39 MADISON ST. 'PHONE. 434. IDOWS' PENSIONS-J12 a month, all $12, rcgtirdless of amount of Income. New laV just passed." Widows whose claims have been rejected on account of income should write at once papers and'Instructions frea or charge, to John Wainwright 3 W.

Tth St. Wilmington, Del. Shoes and Stockings for EVERYONE are TOO NUMEROUS JO MENTION HERE OFF TO HI3 BARCALO Security CRIB Mother knows fcc'3 just as safe there as though sue constantly, over him. The sides alide up and down. With the sides nt full height, Baby can't possibly alt ont.nor crawl or climb out.

And the roda are' close together so bcby can't edge between them. Made, of enainel- led. malleable la vsrtoiu Call and Select for Yourself We Have Them 623 and 625 EDGMONT AVE. And one more thing about Barcalo are especially adapted for baby's summer sleeping. They are open, air can circulate over and around the baby's and lite has every chance to pass a quiet nfght and $10.

Summer Beds for Loan Office, 305 Market street. Dealers ill Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Wearing Apparel. Etc. Mrs. E.

W. Miller Chiropodist and Manicurist Children'shflir bobbinea specialty 1212 Edg- mont Ave. 1911 N. B. Money sawad on repairs.

Stone work well done is permanent. Wo supply all kinds ot Stone, Curb, Sand and Fnone. 36- A. C. I.

LEIPER, Sworthmore, Pa. HOST AND OST-Child's gold bracelet marked C. B. TI. W.

Return Times Omce. Fly Wire PouHryWire All Sizes Lawn Mowers repaired. Keys fitted. Locks repaired. Bicycles, Tires, Bells, Scissors, Saws and Knives sharpened.

John Taylor, 504 Market St. Both 'Phones. BENJ. T. LEVIS, 107 W.

Second Street, Media, Pa. lavellere Liberal reward. No. Third Upland. SEA! ESTATE OB BALI.

For Sale Dwelling house Wd 4 acres of land about 7 miles distant from Conveniently price Z1W0.09. Possession at once. CHARLES PALMER. No. 12 East Chester.

I Bull Reward if re- I turned to Hatton Hou; Edsmont. avenue. use, 1 Broad anil I of keys on ring, be- tween Wallingrford bridge and Media, Reward if left at Times BOAKBUm. ABLE BOARD, with or without room: terms mod. 304 E.

6th St. mars. OR OFFICES In the Weavor Building. FOR RENT Two sets of Apartments, Theatorlum Building, $7 and $15. One fitted up with hot and cold water and bath.

JOHN F. Seventh and Welsh Sts. Bell' Phone, 235-D. QRBrSTONB. 315 SL De- ulrable rooms with or.

without board. For Sale The Faluable Property of the late Jonathan Peaaeli, 241 ft. on Edgraont Ave. Running from 6C5 to 820 feet to Chester Creek, and onXthe create: 413 feet. Two livery stables, coal yard and offices, three dwelling, houses.

WU1 divide into sections. Fine location lor industrial Apply to. Chester Seal fetatq Co. 25 E. Fifth Street 1 Both Phones.

No, 122. The coolest Beds are metal' Beds with open head and foot pieces that do ncbprei- vent the breezes from reach---: ing the sleeper. Choosings here are very; interesting', there are man)' good and attractive" styles. Single, double bed sizes at $7.50, $8, $10, $12 and upwards. D.

fi. HENDRICKS 31 ffest Third St Chester. Pa, For Sale and Rent forty New Semi-Detached Houses Being SICK. Frank Buck-waiter, of Norrls- George Lewis and son, Parke nnd wife, of Spring City, 't, of Highland avenue, as tne of Mr. Wilmer Bradford, of Crosby 1.SK street.

Pancoast of No. 2304 West rats was the soisst of her at Booth Corner, Miss Rcnwleve Hildetirant, of Phtladel- Is Watson, visiting- her cousin, Miss Anna ot No. 2417 West Thrd street liss -Edith Meeley and Miss Viojetle of Philadelphia, have returned their homes nfter a brief visit to "lends and relatives in this city. anrt Miss Smedley. of Nottfnff- th.

ml who llave suests at 70? WIIIIam Cartwrig-ht. of No. for lllond avenue, have left this city urn, 4. where they will spend i-ome tune. Wtot 'v Win 1 7n 6 of No.

181? the 1 strcet spent Tuesday truest of friends at Bethel. a Krotfi e. of Baltimore, 9 Apartment, at JX C6 ta3 the past Viienae TTndftr tie of fhyalolani and Otters An Cor.yale>clnsr. Mrs. Sarah Berry, assistant superintendent of.

Crozer Home and Hospital, who has been extremely is better and able to sit in sun parlor. George Harvey, of Third and Ward master mechanic at the plant of the A. P. Wittem'an Company, Fourth and Booth streets, who had his left foot injured while about his duties on Monday, is recovering from the 'effects of the accident. Millard Bouchelle, of, 715 Potter street, will undergo an operation at the Chester Hospital to-day for THE SPBOtTI, "tree this 'antic ne JauT1to anfl Annlo No 250 West vThlrd 6 frftt "rned to their home in a Slt t0 frfSnds ln A Tohn of Fourth and istcrday for At.

wnero 'she wilt so- by the sea. lf both of happi; parts; of Motor Federation Congrat- ixlated on Becdut ZidgTisla-tlon, President, Robert P. the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, Is being congratulated.on all sides over the great victory (rained by that organization in the result ot the recent Legislation at Harrisburff where the Sproul bill has passed both the Legislature and Senate and is sure in. due course of-time to provide Pennsylvania with the beat series of automobile highways possessed by any State in the Union. The Sproul bill provides eventually the state will spend $50,000,000, on the building- of a highways throughout 'the Commonwealth, i Of course, It will take several years to set the scheme in working- order and it will be necessary to await action of the next Legislature 'on -but.

there is every thatvhdw that the work has been started that it will be continued till every mile of road within itbe borders will be as good as they are In'Other States. The establishment 'of tho new hlgh- commission will be the opening wedge for tho plan of generally improving the State Highways, and It will mako about $4,000,000. available at once for the building- of good roads. The Interesting point in is that air the work which has been, dona far will, re-, 1 a etUn ment in the roads of Pennsylvania has been done through the efforts of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, and it is to that organization which all credit roust be Riven. Had it not been for the work of the officers and members of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, there, would have been practically nothing done for Highway, improvement.

Before the recent sessio nof the Legislature assembled at Harrisburg, the political leaders of the State were inclined to laugh at the idea of the demands the-motorists for a system of improved highways, but -when the Pennsylvania- Motor Federation got to work in every vounty and township of the thjnss took a different complexion and tremendous pressure which was brought to bear on the members of tho Legislature showed them -that back of the Motor Federation was a power that could not bo defied. It was a splendid lesson on the benefits of organization and one that should result in every automobile club and every, cutomobile owner affiliating with, the Pennsylvania Motor Federation. FOR RENT No. 2411 West Third Street No. 915 Morton Avenue William Ward, Jr.

11 E. 5th Street Completed on Parker llth to 12th Some ready for occupancy June' 15th. Six rooms bath, -with larso shed. Cemented: collar, containing furnacd under en tiro house and porch. Tile vestlbulo; bath room contains open plumbing and porcelain fixtures; kitchen, enameled sink and fine ranee: wardrobe with mirror doors, attractive hardwood mantels and china closet.

Largo lots; Iron fences and no alloys, cement walks, grass plots, paved near park, schools, centre of city and dry ground, For sale at $2800, (easy 1 terms, same as rent). For rent at 518 per month. Select ono and wo will reserve It for you, 25127,29 Fest Tliirif Strait FOR RENT TEETH PULLED FREE NO PAIN That Sore Jaw is not necessary. Come to us and vrn guarantee to clvo immediate relief. All operations are done quickly without pain.

There Will Be No More swollen face or sleepless nights if you let us do the work. Our arOflciaZ teeth look like the natural. All work guaranteed. GOL.O TEETH J5.00 GOLD CBOWK3 JJ.OO WM. Q.

PRICE, Jr. Seventh St. and Concord Avenue PHONE 498 MYERS DENTISTS Wilson Club Smoker. The members of the Wilson Social of No. 2525 West Third street, will give- a smoker at the club rooms on the evening- Tuesday, June 6.

A carefully arranged program being prepared by the competent committee that has charge of the arrangements. Hefreshmerrts will be a social toM)e held by the West End clubmen before the annual excursion of members and friends, on Saturday July S. The excursion this year will go to Augustine Beach. The committee in charge of. the smoker comprises: Joseph McMaster, John.

White and John Murray. reatlval at ait. Hopo The annual festival and supper under the direction of Mount Hope Ladles' Aid will occur on Saturday afternoon and A program of entertainment Is being prepared by the Bnllotin. Children's Security Cribs (son $7.50 Kitchen to Sac a yd. and, and S3.25.

to 11:60. Jute and a Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen yard. Kitchen yard. Ragr to 65c Throe story Brick Store on. West State Street, Media, (Store Boom 32x59 rest) very Itage plate glass windows front and back, also light: The dwelling part of this property consists of Seven large and fceantlfnl rooms with oath; toilet, all open plumbiag-; Tlo entire building is comfortably and economically heated by hot water; Tain is coacoded to tho belt business location in the Borough: If yon are interested, avail your self of this, an opportunity rarely offered in Media, at very law rental.

Will divide. Frank Brooke Worrell LEDGER BUILDING State and Jackson Streets MEDIA, PENNA. 514 Market Chester, Pa, Open every evening. Gas administered. Sold By Sweeney Clyde 1026 2nd St, llth Leiper Sts, (Eddystone) For Sale gth month.

per The Industrial Building and Loan Association Will Issuo a new Series, the 28th, on "Juna 13, 1911. Every man should own his own home. If you think above statement true live up to your principles and take stock In new series. HENRY GREENWOOD. President, i CHARLES V.

President EDMUND JONES. Solicitor. D. M. JOHNSON, Treasurer.

DAVID P. ROSE, Secretary, Clayton Building. Carter, J- Horace -D. 31 -West Wm. B.

Eby, Henry W. Chester, Pa. 4 Jolw John Specialists IN THE PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF El Dr. BelFs painiessDentml parlors- Market Street, CHESTER, PA. OVER WOOLWORTH 5 and Iflc STORE Ladj" Attendant Gas Administered.

Two houses and lot at and Central Avenue. Houses rent for $11 Three houses can be built on lot. $1000 will buy them. Sweeney Clyde Both Market Square 'Phones 61. FOR SALE No.

514 W. 7th St. Furniture Moving Baggage Express Freight Delivery Riggers and Rigging Storage Warehouse Packing and. Shipping Padded Vans Headley's Express 10-16 East Third St. Both This is one of the best houses in Chester.

It has every convenience, including 'hot water heat. This proper- ty must be seen to be appreciated. Theiowner desires a quick sale and we.are now offering at a bargain Lear Worrilow Cambridge Building Both 'plioocf. Call up va. 183.

Ooli up on BeU 'Phono S37-A. Shirt Waists, Balf Pfice Lot 56c each New 25-dozen lot of "iJie Shirtwaist bargain of the season, made from nice quality white lawn in the latest style; fine and open work embroidery front; short and lofigj sleeves, 560 each. Dress Lawns 5c a yard The special price for this bargain lot of Javv-ns will continue, as long as our lot will last; big variety of styles and colors; 25 inches wide, 5 cents. fen's Summer Nightshirts Made by tire Faultless makers from fine cambric, nicely trimmed with blue, pink and red trimming; surplice and high neck; every size, 50c each Awning Duck Great variety of fancy colors and stripes of different sizes; 30 cent value for, 20c a yard Batiste Wrappers "Mcndcls made from fine fast color plain black Batiste, $1.50 each Pretty House Suits Made from fine fast color 'chambray, two piece garment, $2.50 each Suit Cases at great saving from the price you have been paying. Made very strong, inside straps, leather comers and handles, good big es and light weight.

$1.50, $1.75, $2.50, $3.00 EXCELSIOR SAVING FUND This Institution combines all ot the advantages of a Savings Bank and Budding Association. A safe and profitable Investment for money In any sum monthly: No 'draft nor forced loans. Stock may be taken and loans mode on real estata and stock at any time, For particulars apply' to MARTHA ROSS. SeorwUry. Boom Clayton Bldg.

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