text: O O o p c o c o c J m m à ÜWm r *' " PP 1 vy * * i<!r V* r.f •r* leüiLO'Nfr I LOTJ Ë A*»»* V EÜ sS r. •*? V. tf® !• *•4 tf 1 r.-r.v [?• »0 V,*» >>•. ^cr I f •» * ..... _. Architects Brown and Whitefield who are supervising the work of the construction of the addition and alteration of the second floor, have met with an unexpected and unusual obstacle in the erection of the foundation for the new 68-ton steel vault. which is modeled by the bank building. This obstacle is quicksand. Just how deep it extends has not been ascertained. As the excavation progressed, the excavation and the pump stalled and kept in use. It is a rush job the idea being to get the work completed as soon as possible as the enlarged bank is to also care for the Fth street office now located in the Clayton House building and which must vacate because that structure is to be converted into a tbeatre. For this reason Architects Brown and Whitefield had to devise some means of quick yet overcoming the obstacle. The plan adopted by them It is as follows: After some further excavating has been done, sheet piling consisting of two and one-half inch planks, will be driven down the four sides of the excavation after which, what is known as a mattress of reinforced concrete, will be laid. This "mattress" will be 12 by 12, and will be laid on the heavy foundation for the mammoth steel vault. It is expected that the vault will be taken on these years to Front and Shipley streets and unloaded there. It is expected that the foundations for the vault will be finished by next Wednesday and that the work of moving the vault from Front and Shipley streets to the bank building will then be started. The vault will be moved on rollers and heavy planks will first be laid in the street. Architect Brown and White side have already secured permission from the Street and Sewer Department to lay the planks in the street. The new vault is of the most approved pattern. It is constructed of Harveyized armor-proof steel and was made at the Bethlehem Steel plant. Before it was formally accepted by the Wilmington Trust Company, it was inspected by Walter Stewart Brown, of architects Brown and Whiteside at the Bethlehem plant. It was pronounced "O.K." by him. The walls of the vault are made of 4 1-3 inch armor plate, steel, and are doveted and grooved. It is practically a mammoth steel box and burglar proof. It has a door of the disappearing sliding type. The old vault will be moved back and lowered into the basement and used for filing books and cancelled checks. The entire building is being modernized. The two buildings in the rear have been torn down and the bank building will be extended to Shipley Street. The story of the bank building is being removed. The iron balcony has already been taken down as well as the stairway on the west wall. The main banking room is being enlarged and a new screen placed in position. The vice-president's room and the coupon room will be in the rear of the banking room. A lerrazzo floor will be laid in the main banking room. In the basement there will be a rest room for the employees and a women's retiring room. There will be new steel partitions and furniture installed in the main banking room. Forty-eight days have been allowed Contractor John E. Healy & Son, in which to complete the addition and the alterations and the firm extensions. pects to finish the work on time. Record time Contractors Have Trouble Finding Solid Foundation For Vault The new one front second was made in tearing down the two buildings in the rear which had been occupied by Rosin. Jones K. Hollett There is to be a hydraulic elevator Installed in the remodeled building Architects Brown and Whiteside have awarded the contract for its Installation to the Green Elevator Company of this city. Architects are asking for estimates for the construction of a double garage for C. Ward at Greenville avenue and Willard street. To enlarge Carpenter Home. Architect Leon Wilde Crawford has completed plans for an addition to the building of R. R. M. Carpenter, at Vincent, which will be nearly double the size of the present structure and will rest about $45,000. The plans went out yesterday for estimates. The bids are to be in by next Friday. The addition will be constructed of interlocking tile and be thoroughly modern in every respect. The interior decorations will be on an elaborate scale. The addition will be 54 feet 9 inches by 38 feet exclusive of the sun parlor. In the basement there will be a locker room, gymnasium, play room for children, fuel room and boiler room. The playroom will have wood floor and a cement incline leading from the driveway. On the first floor will be located a sun parlor. Large ball room, retiring room, den library and hall. There will be five bedrooms, bath rooms and a sleeping porch. On the second floor, a balcony will be located over the sun parlor. The ballroom will present a very handsome appearance. It will be finished in early red birch veneered. There will be beautifully carved pilasters, the carving of which will be done under the personal supervision of the architect. There will be elaborately designed cornices. Brown and Whiteside, which, together with beam, are to be of plaster. There will be large French doors of handsome design and plate glass windows. The room will have indirect cover lighting in the ceiling. The retiring room will be finished in curly birch and the doors are to be curly birch finished mahogany. The den will be finished in clear quartered white oak paneling. There will be grotesque corbels under the cornice. Among the furnishings will be a gun closet with gun racks, paneled bookcases, and a steel safe. The interior woodwork of the hall, he chestnut, will be scoured sides of curly birch. There will be ornamented, fireplaces in nearly all the rooms. The vases will include a new house. Tbp ^ Confractln(5 c of tblB clt , B blddin([ on "»« construction of a new immi tlon statlon at Baltimore. There flrp fQ bp f hulldlngs-one four gt onç thrpp . story and , wo two >tory butldinRH of flrpproo f construc linn with slate, tile and composition I roofs. Tbp bu(ldin|;B arP t0 b e con Btructed of brlrh d B(onP wtfh tftrra trimmings. The total ground arpa approx ,mately 43,001. square f A w , larf 25 by 250 , PPt also to be ronBfrilctPd . It wtn bp of wood ! Thp b)dB w ,„ ^ 0 d on August 16 a , fhp fuperv)8inK arch |tecfs of flpp , Washington, The plans cover 39 , ghpetB of b „ Ip prlntB , A g Rppd and Brf)thpr Company , f bp in tbP work of , aylng tbe ron{ , refe foundation for thP ad dttton t thp Wilmington High School on npxt Thdrgd Excellent progress is bp , „ p excavating for the toun ^ at)on , j A Badpr and Corapany arP mak . excellent nroeress on the exten P alterations to the home of Col _ « « « 1,1, . w. ioaw tiai« avenu! fte plans were d?«™ „ Architect' B James Dalletl. John E. Mealy and Son have rom Pleted a »6.000 residence for John Kpllum at Gordon „eights. ft Is ,h 'ee stories in heightb. The first f,oor * 8 constructed of stone and the , lpppr flriors of bollow t ||e and plaster. An "f "r"ch" h P "t n h eriv An "f "n"r"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h"h Of the Pen Practical property on the southwest East, and West 8th Street East for 7,000,000 The board has been received for The board has been awarded on Monday The hall NEW OWNERS FOR CITY REAL ESTATE The following property transfers have been recorded in the City Registry Bureau since last Tuesday: Charles F. Park and Charles P. Colton to Harry Orenstein and Jacob Thompson, four properties: 1, 2202 Pine street; 2, 706-8 East Twenty-second street; 3, 928 Vandever avenue; 4, 2204 Pine street. $7,888.50, Faries to Charles F. Park and Charles P. Colton, $10. Walter S. Burris, sheriff, (Edward J. Conner) to Liburne Chandler, west side of duPont street. 28 feet north of Conrad street. $1,500. William Allen Hunter to Worton Cornel and Ella C. Cornel. 219 West Seventh street, $100. Same property. Rachel Crosby, ef. al., to William Allen Hunter, $100. S. L. McKee, to Tourist Garage and Motor Repair Company, northwest corner of Delaware avenue and Adams street. $11. Abraham Nefsky to David Appleby, Jr., south side of Twenty-fifth street. 80 feet west of Jefferson. $12,500. Herman Dohl to Teresa M. Gough, 318 West Fourteenth street. $4,500. Robert McCaulley, Jr., ex. of Robert McCaulley, to Clarence W. McCaulley, south side of Shallcross avenue. 200 feet south of Jackson street. $290. For all. Same properties, W. E. Robert McCaulley, Jr., ex. of Robert McCaulley, to Elenora I. McCaulley, east side of Jackson street. $180 feet north of Gilpin avenue, $8,200. James Gallagher to Adam Matua. Edward and wife, west side of Church Street, 33 feet north of Ninth Street, $1,300. Margaret Filllben and Catharine Oates, southeast corner of Fifth and Franklin Streets, $2,600. Preston Lea to William J. Smith, south side of Twenty-second Street, 68 feet north of Carter Street, $15,000. Philip P. R. Robert T. Stewart, north side of Twenty-second Street, 30 feet south of Van Buren Street, $5,300. Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company to Charles W. Gooden, north side of Twenty-sixth Street, 110 feet south of Washington Street, $1,550. Philip MeDonnel to Samuel Cohen and wife, west side of Church street, 34 feet south of Eighth street, $1,100. Sarah Handler to Max Cohen, a new wife, southeast corner of Second and DuPont street, $3,100. Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company to Mayor and Council of Wilmington, east side of Walnut street, 600 feet south of A street, $1,000. Mary S. Garrett to Harry O. Haskel, northeast corner of Ninth and Broome streets, $1,400. Same property, Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company, trustee under the will of Charles Howland to Harry G. Haskel, $10. A Good Serviceable Cottage of Six Rooms. No. 130. This house is designed to be developed in shingled and stucco sides, or in shingles alone, if preferred, latter is a trial. Cheaper—either will give a pleasing effect. All the roofs have a wide overhang, entirely clear with the exception of the front and side porches, which are supported by heavy ornamental brackets. The side piazza, 8x10.11 feet, has a balustrade trade at each side the front being open. The front door has two panels, one of wood and one of glass. The side doors, both upstairs and down, are entirely of glass, small panes lining used. Group windows are arranged for wherever practicable. (lie Those who prefer not to step di I t7 K. -T A *r-»ei x I APARTMENTS WA>TEI>. APARTMENT BA' YOUNG ! Addret-b W 94. Evening Jour ( ly37 eod Sl. ' FiOOM roupie, si OWce. * 4 APARTMENTS. n our ROOM APARTMENT, APPLY I JT Or H.rri«. No. 211 Weic Tenth street j>!7 aai ihui»-«f. _j .V. ' vntf.t» sm ali, f i'rvi s.h e d ; W hmuekeeplng .périment to rent. Ad |, ' v,nin » ■to" r n»> 0filer-. j>ai si. I possesion al one«. Ryan. Thirteenth ( mar»o eod tf f ^ , and Frcn.-h utre.t. OH KENT—APARTMENT. THREE room, und bath; ap to dale In ...ry P I Or rent—FOLI t ROOM APARTMENT, turnt. bed or onfurnl.hed Apply Chu o Hurlock, Soventh *nd Poplar »irret«. ijrZT-tf. RENT—THREE ; "Fr.ncl.." Filtrenth , A paktmentb room» »nd bath. King St»., »14 montli. Ö. J. O'KEEFE. COR I ft W. Seventh 81. ! D. & A. Phone. 1981. maj 8 sat.wad tf. i FOR RENT — s ÄnT , , F °T.in?n T iTrI»t° Bent^Tiso' JJk" Apply T* B. c»rt«isU, sixth and Madi.on »tre.t». j>-2i lm. QR bfnt _hoose F T»tn»U»tr*<-t, 9 room». b»tn. poroh«; jood pi««» for roomor» »nd t»bt» bo»rd«r». 'M* r PJ 1 »#"' N ° 938 18 M,rk *' * ,r ** t ' — -r - \ «a^JSSÎ Sf.fio? eon $,nimt t« trollnr». front porrh «nd b»rk y»rd Apply D. vv. Lynch Co., n. vv Comer «»«*'•»» •»« ^«"r' h m " yit ' U nr D pn f J: rvctl I 00 s® « B ft B ' ! ! ! ! iu no sen Murkot si. «tor« ond dvotiin*. »»s.uo 302 M»rk»t SI., »lore ond d»eUiu* »85 00 A P'-- Nm,h • od •• Peoples Realty Oo., no. 93« aiarket Street. APARTMENTS. .8R.A It. . ,«R t 13. j .4R.&R .OR. &. U. .3K.i B. .4 R. & !1. ..4R.& U. Kane .. Janies. Janies. Grace-Mar .. 422 Market street ... 221 King street. 104 E. Fifth street ... ^Wilmington Trust Co., du Pont Bldg. Real Estate Dept. REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. rn TORE'anti dwelling, no. 109 west O Eighth <tr»«i; also »tor«. No m w»»t El „f.. D g Lynam. Apply No. BIS Orange jylT-lm. ighth tlie el. ptr*ct OUSE IN Et.8MF.RE, 6 ROOMS. b«th; all modem impvoT*Dv-ntv wilh without «tabu or automobile room. Ap Phone. 1015-J. jj-23 If H F or bent—** o. restaurant and dwalling. No. 213 \Ve»t Front »treat. Apply fo John J. Mag»h«rn. Vo. 307 W»»t Front Six _ l una lT-éod-tt. _ C» - OR KENT-—HOUSE ON THE HILL-j T hilf mile from Hockesiin. 8 room» end I b»th; lot» of fruit. John C. Mitchell. HockeiMn. Del. Bell Phone. 42 R, 2. ni«rl3t(. AT NO. 1*20 ' »1P.00 rcellj* from the porch into the living room will appreciate the vestibule. The living room, to the right, is located on a triple group window, a triple group window is the feature of the front room, French doors to the piazza of the second side, another pair of French doors to the dining room set off the third, while the open staircase, wide landing, ornamental balustrade and newel post make an attractive picture viewed across the room through the open doors from the piazza. The dining room, six feet, has two sets of group windows. Ample wall space is allowed for a china closet, buffet, or sideboard. Kitchen, 10x10 feet, may be entered either from the dining room or living room. Keen the kitchen has its extremely large double group window, beneath which is the sink. A store closet utilizes the space beside the chimney. Stairs lead directly out of the kitchen to the basement, these being just beneath the main stairway, to economize space. A pantry with china closet, the kitchen just beside the dining room door, while in the corner another door admits to a rear entry with refrigerator space, thence outdoors. The bills go at the left of the head of the stairs on the second floor, finished off as a linen closet. There are three bedrooms with closets, the open from the center. REAL ESTATE—FOR REST. Of THE THIRTIETH AND JEFFERSON streets, eight large rooms, high good heater in cellar; front and side porch; front. Side and back yard, first class condition. Markness Piano Co., Thirtieth Street. No. 304 West. Hotels. No. 304 West. Hotels. No. 6 rooms. No. 9, $10.00. No. 9, $12.00. No. 12, $12.00. Fourteenth Street. No. 6 rooms. 1022 Adams St., 10 K A B 609 Rodney St., R -A H '1612 W. Hulsey St., 7 R A B 1621 Tulip St., 5 rooms. Brand) In St., 5 rooms. 26 dttPopt St., 6 R A B A. B. STAYTON CO. NO. 505 PHIPLEY STREET O. ft A Pbon., 4588. RENT 2310 Washington St., 8 K, B, P ft H $39.00 250 Washington St., 8 R, B, P ft H $33.00 310 5th St., S R, B, P ft H $33.00 410 S Franklin St., 7 H, B ft H $18.00 331 Concord Ave., 7 R, B, P ft H $18.00 311 VV Third St., 8 R, B, P ft H $18.00 2,700 Washington St., 8 R, B, P ft H $11.00 331 F Twenty-fourth St., 8 R, B, P ft H $18.00 722 Bennett St., 7 rooms $18.00 11,00 3220 LATH-St., 6 rooms. Richardson Dock, 9 R, B, P ft H Gardner A FARCE LIST AT OFFICE (18.00 W. V. Montgomery, NO 919 12 ORANGE STREET D. & Am 849. For Rent 108 N. Broome St., 10 R, F ft H 303 N. Broome St., 9 R, B, P, H, room. 8 R B, P 4 H 1302 Maryland Ave., 828 W. Fourth St., 9 R ft B 111 N Franklin St., 7 R ft B 1122 VV Third St., 6 11 ft B 1822 Church St., 7 R ft B till Plastan St., 8 H ft B. Slor. 991 Elm St 1400 . (23110 ..»II OO ... ( 10.00 APARTMENTS 701 Tatnall St 5 R. B ft H 1405 VV Sixth St., 8 R. B. P ft h»»t 1018 20 Tatnall St, 5 R. B ft H Sixth and Madison St.. 4 B 4 B »is no 9 8 00 John J. Hanley NO «38 VV FOURTH STREET. Phone—Bell. 5170. Y OR RENT ..(12 SO ..(36.00 , *15 00 918 Bennett St.. 5 rooms. 1838 VV. Seventh St.. 10 K ft B. 902 Market St., Apt.. 3 R ft B 901 King St., St., store.*30.00 House. Richardson Park. 12 R ft B. *30.00 928 Shallcross Ave., 6 R A B.(22.00 1 030 Rodney St., (unfurnished. 10 R ft 3 B. 1*1 Clayton St., furnished. 10 R ft B »75.00 ..*85 OU . »25.00 ..»15,00 . »50.00 . »18.00 .. » 20.00 ....«« 0.00 9 C. Eighth St., store. 9 E. Eighth St., Apt.. 5R*B 513. Walnut St., 7 rooms..... Apt.. 1*14 Van Huren St.. «BAB Todd's Lane, 8 H A B.. Todd's Lane. 10 R Sc B. Todd's Lane 6 R A B. Mcndinhall Ave., 6 R A B. All Are., 6 R A B. Desirable offices, various sizes and prices. 834 Market St. Thirtieth and Jefferson Sts., 8 R A B. $20.00 Thirtieth and Walnut Sts., 7 rooms $38.00 SV Bennett St. 6 R A B. When you buy real estate, have your title guaranteed. $16.00 $18.00 $17.00 $14.00 DELAWARE TRUST CO. N E. CORNINTH AND MARKET STS. Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings. Opening off the large hall, 10x10, and 11x10 feet, like a bath room. The front chamber is particularly attractive if it has direct access to the bathroom, while a basement door opens on the other, thus enabling the occupants to view the building. With an additional seating capacity, this could be made into an excellent, sleeping porch. Arrangements have been made with the architects to furnish estimated cost of construction or any other information desired regarding the house illustrated. They also invite our readers to make suggestions for plans which they would like illustrated in the future. Please address all correspondence to Adolph and Peterson, Mass.  »U 00 1 PENNSYLVANIA. N. J. week, month or season Ht., R k B__ « 21.00 ...«20 00 2401 Waehingt 71« W. Eighth St. « K A B Eighth Ht. 6 r, b. - Ht, 3 r. best IOJR W «47 Orange f 3i»0 K Ninth fottsgr 701 Tatnall «04 M*nroc Ht. R 4 B... SUBURBAN. Richardson Park. 7 r, h. p. «15 00 BUFFALO PLACES. star#. »36 00 S47 Or.Bg. St. otn WALTER E. POWELL, Rr.) Estate. Int-ursner. NO. 39 MARKET STREET FOR RENT WEST SIDE 1903 Van Buren St., 10 R ft B. 1615 VV. 1st St., 12 R ft B. 1302 Washington St., 9 K ft B. 1528 Washington St., 11 K ft B. 303 N. Broome St., 11 H ft 8... 1509 Ullplil Ave., 9 H ft B. 311 VV. 19th St., 8 R ft D. 8th St., 11 ft n... 2802 Van Buren St., 6 R ft B. 1603 VV. Thirteenth St., 7 R ft B. N. VV, Cor. 30th and Monroe St., 14 1134 VV St. 8 R ft B. 607 N Herrick  B Franklin St., 7 K ft B. 216 Woodlawn Ave., 7 K ft B. 1104 Reed St., 7 H ft B. 80.3 R, Van Buren St., 6 R ft B. 1134 Elm St., 8 B ft B. 231 T. St. St. 5 room. 833 Woodlawn Ave., 5 room. 1200 Reed St.,  RENT 607 Harnton St., S H A B 120 W. Eighth St., 13 P, It B. $40.06 $35.00 70 W. Washington St., $85.50 New house N 1 Brack K. $20.00 713 Madison St., store. N. W. Office, 11th and Tatnall Sts., store. 10. Lafayette St., $100.00 1304 W. High St., 9 K A B. 3311 Washington St. 6 F As B *J4'J3 Tatnall St., 7 R. B A- at 8. K for. Hnscnlh A Hodnfy St., 13 R I B «12 \V Twelfth St 7 R A B _.«I «.00 Jefferson St I •» A B. «00 W Hlxth St, « IU 8 APARTMENTS. «24 00 « 0 « Adams St., 10 R A B «13.00 «11.00 ..« 20.00 11 j Off ....«18.00 ...1^0.00 «30 00 « 1 « oo «14 00 . «28.00 .... «38.00 Apt. In the Hurlock... Apt in GoMInf. 4 R A B CHARLES W. GOODING. 6. W. Cor. Eighth and Jefferson Streets. D * A Phan. 474« For Rent {!« 00 3«' 00 ft4 00 1 o« Fulton St. « R A B. I oh Fulton St., «HAB IO.;? I anabt*V Avt„ 7 R A. B I allem« e \tr 7 R A M..«18.00 .ilff.mi • 18.00 . «13 on .«13.00 .«30.00 ..«35.00 ..«21.00 . «23.00 ISJI Hli.ll.-rmH Av».. 7 R A R Î8Â 3108 W. 1811. HI. 6 room. 310 AUGUST SI., 7 R 4 H, 104 Broadway. 31st St. 30th St. 3131.8 SI., 1 R ( B. In the VV. Konrlh SI., ORA B.... »3.V.00 »10 VV. Hr. en III 81.. HUH. » 18.00 3811 vva.hil.tlnn SI. » R A B *18 00 1708 1710 Broomr Ht. Il R A B »85.00 1833 SharrroHN Ara, 8 R A B 1313 VV NInlli Nl. 10 R * B 1810 VV Tanlh Si., |0 R A H. I 3810 VVa.tilnt< n '' 8 H A 8. 1 80(h A.taffrr.nn SI., 8 R A B *3508 13 Van Bnran HI,, 7 H * B.»'35.00 13 VV 34th HI., 8 R A B.*80,00 10 VV F.lghih St, III R A- B. »80.00 E VST SIPE. 18)8 30 Churrh SI. « R * B »00 803 F, 32nd 81. 7 R * B 1833 Church SI.. 7 H A- B 3138 I.arnntla 81.. 7 R A- B M3 King si.. 14 R * B. 72*3 Bf nnrll SI, 7 R ft B.. «28.00 «« 10.00 «40.00 i ao.oo 50 no oo 00 . «23 no «13 no . «40 00 ■a....118.00 Apartments, store and suburban property for rent. Geo. R. Townsend Co. (5 West Ninth Street. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE—NO. 807 WEST STREET, man. 3 baths, adapted in lawn (amidments). A Is Johnann. Eighth mar80t.a-tf. FOR SALE—BALANCE ON RAY Pianos; will buy new 8 room Corners property on square plan. Address 8-1, Evening Journal Office June 1. FOR SALE—TUITION FOR PROPERTY. No. 257 Main Street, Newark. Dotawares, used as tinsmith's shop. Good business stand. Apply on premises. OR SALE - EINE LOT. 76 Tl * it h 12 foot alley. Sourth class residence all around. Stroot or! A A. phone. 3113. april4 **d »at If Lul. 60x150 foot, and Shipley street. S1000 • 13 per month p 3 1 I $;u)o F Y 150 FEET Curbed. rear. Best part of city. Houses and f Will build house to suit purchaser r*d. Address 2ff|2 IV. Hev*nleenth i KOH SALE . Ah a hsrfnfn, tie* and attractive house at No. 24^0 Washington Dach and all communications *fr**f; with rooms. Wm. 3. Fisher. NINTH AND UK.VNI7E STREETS For Sale—Bargain 7 rooms and bath duelling at Twenty-third lot ««äffe I*. C'ftH or address Frire. and Monro* streets. $3,400 for a quick sale J. J. Peirce & Son NO 813 SHIPLEY STREET. For Quick Sale Within four hours room clubhouse and ten acres of land. Most of the farm, including fine bay, protected from Atlantic storms. All farming. Wilmington, 17 Fine fishing and hunting Will sell for about Excellent for hunting Harry Darlington, 1420 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. FOR SALE Thirty-two acres of fine truck or farm land at Maedonagh, Del. This farm is well under cultivation and is a prime location for a farm. House of 11 rooms, including stable and other outbuildings. Price for quick sale, $1,500. Sewell C. Downs, 200 W. Ninth St. Good Paying Real Estate Investments 820 W. Seventh St., two apartments, newly renovated, back porches. 409 Maryland Ave. Both houses occupied. No trouble to rent. No reasonable offer refused. Security Trust & Safe Deposit Co. »■ ;• For Sale 401 West 25th, 7 R. & B., Hot Water Heat, lot 30x125,10 ft. drive on side, room for garage, fine plumbing, hard wood finish. Will be sold at a bargain if sold at once. Carroll W. Griffith 224 W. 9th St. t â t RF A I, ESTATE-FOR SALE. For Sale N< v hotiar »I Rf'Uoinnor. Sevnm rot>m« and both. Lol MKI20 Unix nno ■ hnoam from trolloyg. Price for quiek Milo. SEWELL C. DOWNS No. 20« WEST NINTH STREET, x* A 184» W. FOR SALE MUST RE HOLD. «2,400. Wist »Id*. « R. Ft. F*. s*w*r*d, «cml d« ta»*hfd. This pmprrly ta a bargain. «3,100. sid*. « R. P P. H, d*ta«'h*d. ThI •I n*ml « rraI bargain. «•*r* d. Eaay * prnp*rly i «3.260. Weit bid*. « R. H. P. H. Th*b* prop*rtl*s ar* in r§ry good lortMona Of) a rr *\r**dlng)y good hargaim larg* list of which pay 14 p*r rent T hn^-o I investm*nfs. lome of William V. Montgomery, NO »19 t : OR A NOR STREET. O. * A. Phon«. 84». For Sale Make An Offer h: 4 W Fourth St.. « R ês B inr*»fm*nt. nna \v H*v*nth fit., 10 R k B 4IP F. Eighth Ht.. 0 R A> B «12 \V 20th HI. 13 R. 3 B, P, R. 6! I W*at fit 10 R, B. P 4 H*at*r 1003 H Franklin St.. 6 H. B A P. 121.3 Linden St « R A B. ion.1 Pin* St . 7 R A- B. «IM du Pont Ht . rt R. B. P. H. 4 Maryland At*. 6 R ♦ B, fit.. GRAB. ExrrIUal 213 Midi 7o;i Monm* Rt., 0 B A B. Also good hubinfsa properli*« at rtaiaa* able t>f4r». John J. Hanley NO. 833 W, FOURTH ST. Phone—Ball 5170. Bellefonte Heights "HOMES FOR ALL THE YEAR" 5c Trolley Fare to any part of Mt. Troy. On the ridge overlooking Delaware River and having a view of surrounding country for miles. Located on Darby Trolley between Wilmington and Philadelphia. The pleasant location for steady increase in valuables. Electric lights. Telephone, No lots less than 40x103 3-4. Fine old shade. View this property before purchasing elsewhere; considering the many advantages, the old shade trees are worth the price. Plots and full information. J. PEIRCE & SON, 813 Shipley, Wilmington. Del. 'FOREST PARK' On the Springs Line. Will sell you 2,000 sq. ft of ground for $75 to $125.00. Cash or easy payments. 'FOREST PARK' N. Market's playground. Come where you can get the fresh country air and yet be handy to the city. 'FOREST PARK' Church and Schools near. Come and look minutes from Market Street. Twenty us over. 'FOREST PARK' Just beyond Wilmington, adjoining the park. All Springs cars stop at office on the tract. Why pay more when we sell lots $75 to $125? you m. 