IT OF A JOB? LET
LEDGER6ENTEAL
HELP YOU SEARCH
A, . 11... n .
itncrts lhere nave oeen
Wans of Aiding Hun-
ffids in Their Embarrass
ment.
Wf two Ions weftry months she had
3 i..i.inir for a Jobt
J?. i...'i her fault that sho couldn't
$i one, she felt sure of that. Sho wns
r' Industrious ana an ouitreiu wurKcr
fi he had tried hard. Wherever there
, the Slightest possiuimy iniii. a sin
Ight b needed she applied, but to no
She had be'n an n8slBlant telcphono
mtaW. but when the nrm which cm-
. . . ...Ml in retrench sho nun
.of the nrst to go. One operator
)I10 W ,"e '" ...Mm. until tlllncr. InnV
brighter color. And so they gave
JjoM references nnd sent her away.
Vat weeks and weeks sho wandered
bout looWng for n. position,
i-rt'e sro not taking on now employes
.'".LnL was the Invariable answer
She ilmpJy as one o tho Brcttt mass
It unerripioyea wnu, uii" -uiuiu-
. . mnnnnni v kiiwin iil iiii una
nrtunate era of hard times. Thousands
orWimio " ,. nrr-tllp.nmr.nt.
rre eApeiicin.ii. & - -....-....,
rat tH knowledge did not ameliorate
jonaltlonj" tor ,or' , ,
It M while sho wns roaming despond
ntir u'n and down Chestnut streot one
y. wondering which way to turn next,
'"'i'i-i .h. ynnflflprl her trouble.
""Have you tried LEDacn Central?" tho
rlend asked. "They got rnd, tills Job as
herownoii iisiu" i " -"" i
The glfl hurried to LEDaun Central and
. i-tA n "the nlon woman In tlin
fflce" who, Incidentally, Is a trained em-
loyment specialist.
It Mat a luiry Hiury, hub iiiuu uuuu
Brc'thdugh It has n happy ending. It's
I ?..- i-i whi irlrl irnt n. inb. It. lilat
EarDehed that tho employment specialist
Ilephone operator? and wanted hor
pied. ., A1 u.., ..
Keeping In toucn wiwi mc uusub. mill
ion and Knowing 01 cuiiuui'iih uuu wau
IployeB In various lines, is part oi me
in contributing to tho success of
L .... v.ntrn1 nflnllvo-wlrn cmnlnvmpnt
BfUUblt. -. ,.---.- - -.
L .. iiiinrAilq nt men and womnn
ho want to better themselves nre con-
Lltlng the exports in cnargo nero as to
Ee best ways nnd means oC effecting a
Ice; the result of long years of nctiml
tserlence, is ine umy un u uuyu
isde'd out there, and It's proving ef-
IctlTe, too.
fTttrough tho medium or ledocr v;cn
Li w.nnv afnMoni nwinlfi nre findlntr eon-
Ei.! rA litprntlvn ftmnlnvment. nnd
any busy employers are obtaining more
fcldent helpers than they could other
Ilis flnd
1?
LABEL
ILITERAOY TEST AH
i j
INSULT TO ALIENS
m
mu
Amendment to Immigration
IBill "Inharmonious With
Fraditions of American
)emocracy.'M
Jij pjusage of iho literacy 'test amend-
leaL to thfl Tlftndlnrr Immlirpntlnn lilll
fcs, Senate yesterday excited a great
ital'of adverse comment In labor circles
iwitho "Ghetto" of the city today.
M3 prominent, in the labor movement
itt.ltrmed the bill entirely nut nf no..
irdjprwjtb the spirit and traditions of
xr;in oemocracy ana humanitarian-
5iej'.1milntalned that tho literacy test
pno yay would help labor In this coun-
riri.'" h4o ihu urtiaiuseu luuur niuvu-
BUnt.aa l ... - .-l.. t
p nu ii iu,ur ul reaincieu immiisru-
wV a certain Kind, such as the lm-
rfaHftn a . l ,-, j
., 4 vuiuruti muor ana encup
W ylt was emphatically opposed to
Tii-i'ivywwuuu u ia mciuuea in ino
mfV test" amendment.
rMouien oi tne immigrants' colonies
s,l4relgn section of the city do-
. uio amenament as oelng a donlal
wgrn ana muniphB accomplished
7 """"" oc ii'pean aliens who
vyuio o lms country seeking a
f TV """iious ana political perse
wa have helped a great deal in
America what it Is.
KSUIT TO MA-NTV AnTiTTj-.A!.Ta
&" the gentlemen who are ro-
BlZJL ",D naBaKe or the literacy
l . X51?"' woula rescind their
Ifi.i Joseph E. Cohen, a proml
13J m tne yPosraphlcal Union.
hmSu -i. ca,,la wnai xnis nmena-
ji, We neea not look at the
Luii .; "-""i won n sentimental
wwitle tinln nf i... . ,, a. -
KJOament Da8Sed bv th RfnntB
ffiV' to the millions of Immi-
friPfidiSm.l' "'A "escenaanta who have
M'U&Hv J?".!hU counry what it U.
liSmT. t0 flow M freely into this
tJ t " ?"y ?.
fe-Wr. r,. T"' '"..""' " """ w,lal-
ywi tsv,.; ''unoraiQ interests may
I!r'ver.acUon 8 demanded of
liS7." the9 Interests Dronerlv. thPM
ni! tf!.at we cannot and must
S3!.ftna that ,8 "e fact that
St Mn7.;.i BJn lVe refue P,aca
EJ-t'HICal and rellslnun ran.ni.
FOR PPVainintimin rmn
TisSS l '.""jani o vciu.
"teaiy ia trUd tbat att
the
r.V". ' "fr mere w 11 be a
heavy
5fii.J?,a,S?i'on t0 this country,
v.
try,"
face
S"on and deal with if ,
accord-
a. im..i.u. r . :' r"-'
iBut V I? yei numanltarl
itarlan
forces
h hv: "",..wnfn.tne
i counts " ens'j? . ?
upon
m the
to be
V of r mi "'"" MBifna
KfolLi11 Jn "no with th
can
de
i the
bill.
Pwh r aon. I hopi
Brv ."l" lnd iramigraUon
r?nrt ?..wt r14 ot ths
most
Mte arn SS2L "Arican
and
sstii j. :" .
-. visBnizer for th
Inter-
fda.." r -twwt
aUu
Kzr:""" ,i
denunciation
?I?I1L
t ia .,..
I tJ,.1i'",!U a811""
ntuin tViA
S? "
American de-
lL1H. ft protetinT
.pwever.
net Tha
' amendment
ltLt.part' aHstpan
aristoorats at
frame
&t tT M"UBtli the
terrtbU
mae auiviu
to itnd
wnia4
- mwu; 14 4
wHfJ -
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; :vIlLnsIeseselseeesHs.sHHeseseeseeseleEslslis9BH lkl ..t? " -t. 1 iA'V-?WBLmBLWBBBSBkWLk&P
Sth'?" "" '" i ., ,nd
SSS ,nthnt Kherc tlmy'w U
for6 bAemeer'Ccnona!1,:emn'' '" M
tors Sf" H'irA l0 BY l',at lh Promutga
havfl h0 fi erMy.ie?t am"ament need
nave no fear on that account, for tho
greatest number of Immigrant from Ku
ropean countries have been hmong tho
i rti moVom,onl d havo done n
what it is." mnke t,,a lnbor '"ovement
Btropf' m,?irA0ll1',a, ,a,wycr' 1T29 North 62d
nnbli; .,t,,wldc,y known ,c'er in tho
houn,? . ,Vlt ?? 0f tho K"ott0' Io de
tC U,rm,sIUrnC5' tMt nnt in
toaffdtes,tsupp0oStelaoSebne
Mid -taml8 '" ',mcr'ca tradition" he
ch Icvoiw on,r,ceor'1 n? ,fnVorlnR this mis
Some nf itf"! 1,or,,,lcl0'" amendment,
,?,m. tho mcn who voted for It, and
whoso nncestors wcto among tho first
or early Immigrants In this country, ovi
nua incatlons of their ancestors that
SJCH! ,V,,,lat t,10.y nre and vo them
strength In the great work of pioneering.
In those days America was the goal of
those hard-working nnd fearless pioneers
m1r,caJ,fW oul t0 them anS
" '" Pcaoo and civilization, wo
cannot afford to go back on her old doc
tr no I hope the President will veto tho
CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY AND SUNDAY
THIS STYLE TYM) (or Ulje this)
Ope Insertion ...inc. ,,,,.
Thrco insertions In a week . 12?4ep?r llnS
,&?, con"cutlvo Insertion.. 10a pifline
lOOO-lIno contract (dally ad-
bXSSSSP wanted.- thVoW VnVcr. 8 P lln
tlons In a neek iOo perln(1
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this)
je,U" ia:'i2Stu.Sd ea. li&
onals, Doardlne and Ilooms.
One Insertion , 20n Tu.piinA
Threo Insertions In a week 17?4e MMInJ
Seven consecutive insertions... I5o Serine
1000-lln( contract (dally ad- Periino
vcrtljlns) 12V4operIlno
ii ll.ra-l'ii-arei ba.'' ."""Kato nuasurcmont.
14 ORito lines to tho Inch. '
DKATII NOTICns-clthcr paper-
10 llnoi one time , , koc.
Tlireo insertions,., $i oo
DAILY ONLY
In effect December 1, JSJ
COMDINATION RATR
for Insertion In both the morning and ovenlnn
papers of same day: "
PUBLIC LEDGER
(MOnNINQ)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING)
Add four cents per lino net to rates ilven
above.
HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
AUVEHTIS1NO IN TUB PUULIC LEDGER
MAY 1JE INSEHTED IN THE EVEN1NO
LEDGEIt WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
CHARGE. -hujiau
There Is a drun store near your homo that
will accept Ledger want ads at offlco rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A FAMIL1 ot threo In Jersey town, ten
miles from Philadelphia, want experienced
Kencral hpuseworker, white: German pref
Kood homo nnd wages. H -'44. Led. Central
U11AJ1UEHSIAID uml waitress, white;
let.; wages 0 L 7&0. Ledger Central.
best
LADY, oer 2S, with business tact and of re
fined appearance, to till permanent position:
experience not necessary,, but must bo nulck
to learn nnd Willing to work hard; beat ref
crence required, hours 0 to 4; salary S2u
weekly. C 1U1, Ledger Office.
SALESWOMEN for Hilly Sunday proposition!
those Interested In church work preferred.
Call Trllio. S to 1U H Keeper, Jr., 700
Chestnut at . second tloor.
STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers and
clerks can obtain valuablo Informa
tion about securing positions by in
terviewing Miss Dean at Ledger Cen
tral. Sea her at once for this free
tidvl:c. as the Commercial Depart
ment Is constantly securing good po
sitions for Ledger Advertisers.
WANTED Young lady for moving picture pos
ing, "alary $13: eend photo. If possible:
ilary
it. ace ;
height, age and weight; no callers except by
appointment. Carman.
WANTED Nurse and upstairs gtrl, English
or Gerrran preferred; location Germantonn.
Address L 74a. Ledger Ceitral.
WANTED Cook and chambermaid; experi
enced. Phone Ardmore -11.
HELP WANTED MALE
DRAUGHTSMAN, familiar with steam engine
construction; must be high-class man; loca
tion eastern Pennsylvania; give references,
experience, ago and salary expected. Ad
dress L 002. Ledger Oftlce. '
DRUGGIST, reg, mgr.; elderly man; easy
work: ateady position. M Mil. Lodger Office.
SALESMAN WANTED A large .worsted yarn
mill would llko to engage a good live sales
man to sell to the weaving trade of Philadel
phia and vicinity; an exceptional opportunity
for tho right man who can command tho
business. L 810. Ledger Office.
8A LB3MKN for Wily Sunday ' proposition;
those Interested In church work preferred.
Call Friday, 8 to 10. II. Keeper, Jr., 700
Chestnut St., second floor.
SOLICITOR, experienced In credits, collections
and familiar with city; refs. C 12, Led. OK
WANTED. A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
MAN; FAMILIAR WITH BOOKKEEPING,
htiSn'ooraphio work and office
DETAILS IN ANSWERINO GIVE-AGE.
QUALIFICATIONS AND SALARY. L 77,
LEDGER CENTRAL.
WANTED Young,, man for moving Plewra
posing, salary 113; send photo it possible;
height, age and weight, no callers except by
appointment. Carman. 1323 Thompson
WANTED-A wraftr. ' "'KK'i.'Kl
understand farming; give reference.
Wll.noui "...... i"- ." - "' ;- .,.,-
L 032
Tjedgerceairoii.
AGENTS
AGENTS for "Billy" Sunday Book .faying
wonderful success; one agent yrM. ?fc
ed about five hours and sold t0,k"-.i?i
nuthorUed br Mr. Sunday: magnificently 11;
Uistratod and tells by word anf picture how
ha dents sin and the devil. Every Christian
hSmwanti i this book. Wr te for terms and
fT oufflt. AddFesThe' Compute Supply
Co.! n" 1230 W. LehlKh ave.. Phlla.. Pa. ,
BITTTATIONS WANTED FEMALE
aOrNmOCKSNPTAH.
M. McNiclile. 1HT Christian
HE liuilia " . -
,t. Phone
Nr;??-jnS"0:
foot reference.
nun !'
i.a stfy vt
fewouM consider njod
eii H SSSTLwJger Office,
11
I
Sfe".,wS'i?S
slsunt. bookkeep
cillup -.Valnut SOW w 'SeMrtmiflt. wfco
" 11Jit isgSd. SrlSc5j' girl.
Vforrtpo.fionSl .VSPftf tbt
ISVlM for I""- MT-.ta.
SITUATIONS WANTSDHAW5
tjttnvi -..;
w "SiruS. d5iit eBtw. mh
srMKjrresK
CIGAR Vff?",iXIi W. A .
aaas. sait-
ww wiat. . s.2 c
Msltloa
sm "zrr -i
ic fro
1$J
8 irrs."
. 4 ulllIU
c'Vl& high cw fu.
"' " TtulS
st
rttna.lrr
u iilKTfBl'B
"t'rc!kj4
tilji ni- r
.r-J. ZSS2Z -'
tnul or I'M
tiuifuat. i& r
I I llleWesesMesMBIeleseseselleleesesesellM Isllfeelll MM' WW I II III II 1 MUM I ' I I ' M -,1 ' i i'-.-''; X'illVBBsVVHeseseseseaess
gypNiyfl LGER.-pnTjBLpniA, Friday,. JAyxrABY
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
art.!il!.N?I!.a('tli'A,' llraunjVrnant ft yrs'
Jlll,JJi)i!UlyLeferfrice. 81CT Roanoke.
af'3?M'Z?nl'' .IJ " f State ot Vl
it?AND WlpEr heat, competent, first claw,
Kition5.S? " bu,L'.r, Jin'1 ki city roforcne.
.. PQBr aa. or 814t) Jefferson t. .
SITUATIONS WANTED FOR 400 MEN
Who nro willing to do any kind of work
paying wages sufficient to support their
families,
I'HILA. r. E. CITY MISSION
... . .25 South Third Street.
BELL Lombard 522S.
KEYSTONE Main 00(1.
10UNG MAN, ago 22, having sevcrnl yenrV
experience In general oftlce work and a little
knowlHgo of bookkeeping, rioilrc n chnngo;
ran furnish tho best of reference, etc. C 31,
Lelgcr Office.
ipltNO MAN, 24 yoar single, gooil cducn
tlon nnd business training, at present im
ployed, would like to mako connection with
reliable, firm, n 410 Ledger- Office.
YOUNG MAN, 18 years old. desires imsttlon
for 2 or a nights a week! high school educa
tlOni good reference. 'R 400. Ledger Office.
BUSINESS NOTICES
We can afford to remodel or repair your
. furs much cheaper than tho large de
rmis partment stores. Wo glva jou expert
workmanship, l'hone Helmont 2RS4 W.
CHAH J. HOQ33, BUT Arch St.
Hemstitching done whllo ou wait,
A. Reloh-
lira, iii.i unesinui
IMclorlal Review patterns.
BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIES
ACTIVE, brainy business partner, man or
woman, to make Investment of 1300, big
proposition: no chanco to lose; Investment
will do JtCO.OOO business first year. Investor
handles own money. Have no moncv, but 10
years' experience and some material for de
velopment This Is a movlng-plcturo theatro
and manufacture ot film proposition. Can be
Be"n before 12 dally. Carman. 1322 Thompson.
LUNCH ROOM , t .
With or without four beautifully furnished
rooms; wcokly Incomo J200: for sale; a bar
gain for quick buyr P P30. Ledger Office.
FOR SALE A well-paling, well-renting apart
ment house; owner Is selling becntlto of 111
health For further particulars, apply
JAMES J. 1IAQAN. I12 CHRISTIAN ST.
TWO young men of good reput. and thor. ox
need KO00 for a gen. contract.
bus. G 744
imager (jcntrai.
CARPET CLEANING
WEST THILA. MONARCH STORAGE CO.
3c. PER YARD. 3ST0-72 LANCASTER 'AVE
CLEANING AND DYEING
OSTRICH FEATHERS AND FANCIES
CLEANED. DYED, t'UIU.KD AND MADE
INTO LATEST STYLES
i MAILHOT. 1310 CHESTNUT
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Bank References Appraisement, 1J4,
HARRY W. SMITH. T17 SANSOM ST.
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
DRESSMAKING taught; short, prac. .course.
AiCDoweu H.3UI uencKia uiag,, inn .nurftot.
DRI.SSMAKEU, perfect Utter, suits remodeled,
swift, accurate. 032 N. 47th st. Belni. 31)0i I
T
FOR SALE
The adertlsemcnts In tho column marked
with a star () are from reliable people con
nected with tho various dtpartments of tho
Puiir.ni Leikier and Evimmi Luikicii and are
bona tide orfers Inserted at tho suggestion uf
tho Leikieh to lllustrato wider utes of classi
fied advertising. You inn buy theso Items wltli
tho fullest conlldenco. Also see other bargains
under the "For ETChnnge" heading.
BILLIARD, pool, comb., 2d hand, bought,
sold, rented, ex'd. Kcafer. .120 fjrardave.
CAMERA Absolutely new; extension box, 0x7;
case, tripod nnd four now plate holders go
with It: cost about $30. will sell for half.
Address F. R. L., Apartment No. S. OKU
Walnut st.
CAMERAS 4xr. Roflox Hall Mirror, 3x7 Cen
tury Grand, with Ooerz lens which His either
camera, together with outllt for scmlprofoa
elonal pholographer, for sale at the price of
lens. tCS.80. Andcrsqn. 513 N. 3Stli Et.
CARPETS, sold, storage, Wilton, Axmlnsler;
suitable boarding & apt. houses. 1310 Poplar.
CARRIAGE Falling-top buggy;
tlon. 3313 Vine st.
good condl-
COPY of ex-Governor Bunn's speeches for sale:
excellent condition; bound In white and gold
leather cocr. What Is offered? 1050 North
nuin st.
CYCLECAH-Almost completed; $VK) Invested;
will sacrifice for S!
ttnrohln frlllrtn ni
tllce for y--o; disagreement in rri
trictlon orlvc. steel franio: 5 Cam-
eron wire nheclB. 2-cyllnder wator-cooled
motor; perfect condition. Albert Goetz, 1210
Ulrard ae.
DESK, lint top. 60x30 In., dull mission finish,
four drawers on right sldo and ono long
flat drawer at tho top; excellent condition;
desire to tell, as finish does not match other
furniture. Address first floor, 0210 Haver-
rora ave,
.DRESS SUIT, worn but a few times; cost $80;
will fit young man about 0 ft. .0 In. tan;
trousers; length, 32. Address 1
Walnut St.. Apartmont No. 8.
GAS RANGE, almost now, complete and In
fine condition; will sell at reasonable price.
C 4, Ledger unice.
MOUNTAIN SCENERY (new) 22x10x24 In
cluding house, etc ; price $3. S. J. Kerr.
B21B nazeiave.
OFFICE FURNITURE, desks, chairs nnd safe
at ueciuea Darmiin. txyvir luijiicu.uiwj .v
John Lown, 10. a i-m sc.
OLD morlel Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine,
all attachments complete; exce lent condition;
will sell cheap. Address I' S18, Ledger Of
flcn. OPEHA GLASSES. Lemalro lens, black
leather cotered.ln leather case; good as new;
original value ?S; make offer. A. J. Motzel,
S73T Suruce st. '
PIANO WIU sacrlflco Guild, Boston. Upright
Grand, black ebony fromo. flno tone, excel
lent condition; good as new; cost J600; must
he sold on account of death: great bargain.
J. F. Bpealman. 1020 North 10th st.
riANO-rLAYBH. 63-note Including $30 worth
of music, plaver In good condition; will noil
oheap. Call 3214 Norm inn si.
rmMlNOTON No, 10 typewriter; practically
newV worth $123: will sell for 00; no deal
ers SS38 Oermantown ave.
llOCHESTEIt Optical Company camera. RxlO,
with case and plate holders: excellent single
view lens. A'ldress T. C. St., 134 North Cen
tro t Merchantvllle. N. J
SflWlNG MACHINB-Ncw drop-head Monitor
sVwIng machine: all attacliments; noiseless;
.V1A DA.i vopv llitl will sacrifice for
a small amount owing to dent h; worth ypur
while to see. J Bpealman. 162Q N. lBth st.
SILVER merhtiag. 0x0 Inches square. Apply
Miss P.. 2010 N. 18th .st. L-
SOLID mahoirany waftirobe, 8 feet high. 5 feet
wide, two doors, three drawers; make offer.
A. E. Ilentty. Hovcrly, N. J.
SOLID gold bracelet, 11-kt: goal valuo.
Ad-
d ress .iuss p.. -" i i i. ?' vf i
SUIT of clothes, in good condition; cojtnew
tt.1: shepherd nlald; sire 38: owner tired of
color: will sell for first reasonable offer.
1P42 Marvlne St.
SWEATER, heavy roll nook, navy dii e,
Bpald mW extra special! will sell reasonaWe.
Address F. It. L.. Apartment No. 8, Uh2
TWFNTY-FiVF. 88 Pianola rolls; all the latest
selections: price 3. Oharlej Lange, 101 1
ivamui ,.
S. 23th st
TYPEWniTEH. Remington. Jr., one month
.f VV.f u-i.,lw i,BAl, nfTpr nrlca. Address
?'?i.,J,i,";.i"iTrii K." r
uninrii, rip."
i!MtfHTJJAJi l"S,."Mtol
fiaiiiix ,iiiv.. .". t - -.---,
VirtlJN with bow ana case; In excellent con
dition: little used; will sell for 3; sacrifice.
G12
DUUIU tfc
VOUNO safety rasor and Arlsto sarety raxor,
' '."V,-- ,' 1.1.HM. irnnA Mm new! will sel
both fo? Address W. K-, 6320 Popiai
ttret.
FOR SALE Steel engraving framed. "Peace of
nhent 1S14 and Triumph of America," size
Ghent, l ,0 oIio VngraYlns; from the
nriiip'sl nicture. "Clay Addressing tha Sen
ate. I860" framed, about -10 in. X 80 in. F.
n. r . is-t n -" ?.
mm ais ijxsfciiss ssUioWt
la fin" condlUon; $8 oa.h. or win trade for
camera. 2.100 North Gratx st.
vnn SALE A wooden bed. In use a short
vb a reams of offlclsl court stenographer's
"SXSr-i cost wholesale 72c., retails for l.BO
will xll the woo'" 101 iur w iiui, jiut
yi'.f'n ii! KUO Greenwav ave.
aZ1.i B. Cox, bhu ureenwey .
53"T3AnT Norwtf autoroatloohlcksri feeder;
'i"7 pMVv'riein.1 i"
jK'Fr rfsss. '$& tea
tvenue-
FOR EXCHANGE
. uniN' (and profit) of "trading'' or "swap.
Tii?.'' is mhereot-unlversal. 'rhe "other
Eirion" hat It the " " yourself David
KTJJSi didn't have mush on the Indians or
&? of c4d time. Use a Ledger Want
I'f.o Mchsoge what you have end don't
Lt f."" tou want and don't have.
TSpmbibncbd ADvSRWgffq LW.t,
& w'SwwS twvifg,
?. fs: typewriter, lit Led. Oft.
niiRNlTURE
Asxkftiee. plw. 4te., pare
W .. rt. 41i1 IVrunlu trtAB ae.A.
or enure eauji vwm
WvA-m.
WANTED
i mi MiMtiiaMMIHM t
BOARDING
Ancit.i ro2.1-2(M.V-IUndromely furnished, in
. eluding superior tablo, fO; Jnble;L
CHK8TNUT, 1013 Welf nirnlshed rooms, with
rAcciieiu mmrai nrsi-ciass accommodAtlons
for. refined. business people: 4 minutes from
JOthSt.
Station.
n. vresior
reston 8287 Vf
DIAMOND. 2ll)2-2d-noor. front room find
othera; comfottable.good location; reasonable.
PINE ST., 823 Room and board for couplo or
gentlemen: dining room: up to dato, t3 upl
table d'hote. fiOc. Phono Walnut 0117.
ai'Itt'OE, 1221-1220 (Hrlimonde)-Fufn."roorniT
SkVntvIA m enllA. tablim a.as. e . e
-'"w"-. ' "me; jjinaie inins; lame onnrti
SPRUCE, 1230-Lnnre 2.1.story front and" 4th"
Jloor front, with honrd.
."SiIPtlonalTsaeliJrdTitTso
jjfniillfully furnished roomi; moderate prices.
ALNiIT, 4300-f.ovelv nomellko roomsffum."
or itnfurnt good table Preston 4122 D.
WALNUT, imi-iierlrnble secon.l-storv'front
room' exceptional tablo board. Barlmr 747.
10S?..rf.ifl" ',4-l1eslrarile rum. roomsi single or
double
cAc-eiieni lame; an conveniences.
Suburban
(inrtMANTOWN. Tho Colonial, U1 W. CouL
TiLi "'""er Class, cnoico location! -ooms.
f"'" t rn sune. j-none ucrmantown avxl
OERMANTOWN. West Coulter at., 100-offers
QQBlrabls accommodations. Phone Otn. ronflD.
Tnlile noarit
unvAnr ST.,8.. 421-Select table board, rhone,
ROOMS TOR RENT
A!Ji? JoSSUciutlf ullr TTifnlshed IroomT;
ery reason, convenient Ph. Locuit 3217.
n;JJHlN'P' M'S -Two first-floor rooms; suit
Jf"lli "f doclor or nnartments. The Chilton.
.Mr. ncllo McCliln. Manager.
AiVi!ii0,,:ei0-nooni, furnished on unfur
nished, 2,1 floor, for housekcenlnrjhnni,
n.-.r.r. v-" .'wnini niicmiuuitj, icigpnont?t
I,l'.t?.AD' M"-relrabIe 2d front sulto with
ti .." Unl1 i"er acanciea- is up.
CEDAR AVE.. 4014-Handiomo library with
bed couch.bitli; reason.: genlle, WoodlliM Y
CHESTNUT, 2007-Dealrable single and double;
running water: all conveniences.
01,iS2.TNU?' !01-Peautlfully furnished front
-I5?21iP,,iylo bath: other yacancleajphone.
DIAMOND, 1811 (The IlonnlngtonMHandsomc
ly furnished 2d floor front, eteant heat, hot
and cold running water: tho convcnlonco of
a hotel with tho comfort of a home.
GltEEN Mil-Front nnd back parlor, nowly
furnished and renoiqtod: running water
MONTGOMERY, AVE.. Vf. 1021-Two nicely
furnished front rooms.sultablo for gentlemen
board on ; fine connections to rentro of city
NORHIS. W., 1537-Iarge room,
baths, hot-water heat; owner.
Id floor,
PARK AVE., 1747 Attractively furnished,
single and doublo rooms; plenty beat; nd-
iolng l,nth. !
PINE, llCO-rumlshed rooms, single or eri
.JiItoliousekeeplnRPhonc Dickinson 5833 W
POWELTON, 3805 Desirable furnlshed"va-
cnnclen, for a few business people. Baring
183 W.
SPRING GARDEN. I7fi-Crgercomfortably
furnished front room adjoining bath: sepa
rate beds; sultablo for two gentlemen.
SPHUCE, 2022-Deslrable BUltc, with private
"""'i ,,,'i-n nre; puune; owner.
WALNUT, ,1706 Private family will rent love.
li" 2d floor, furnished, to gentlemen; open
, 10 gentlemen; 0
southern oxposure.
...cuiuic. t wi luuna
0TH. S.. 252-Nlcoly furnished parlor; other
ni"inciCR Walnut flIOS
12T1I, N., 2024-Two or three nicely turn.,
well heated rooms In nice home; 2 hatha: rc
flnod Iocntlon; convenient cars: breaktost;
othermeala optional. Phona Dlam. GSil W.
12TH.fi.," 114-Comfortnbly furn. single or
double rooms; prl. fam.; gentlemen, phone.
12TII. S., 317-2d floor front: nrlnte family";
other yncnnclea: roamnahlo. Filbert WW.
121 II. S., 20i Suites andslngle rooms for"gcn
tlemcn or business women.
12T1I. N.. ll)0u-2d lloor through. wilhprlvate
bath: furn. or unfurn. Diamond 07(11 D.
1.IT1I. N. 1011 Ijirgo front rooms: well-heat-ed:
suitable gentlemen. Poplar (1704 W,
17T1I ST.. N.. 3333-Small prlvoto family will
rent beautifully furnished rooms, slnglo or
en sulle; gentlemen preferred: phone.
2.11), 8, 122 Rooms, single or en suite, pri
vate bnths, running water, steam heat newly
pnpered nml painted gentlemen preferred.
BIST, S.. 1220-Modernly furn. 2-room suite,
electricity, h.-w. hent; pleasant neighbor
across from park, cars cony.; prlvnte family
HANDSOMELY furnished front room In largo
modern private homo Electric lights Ten
mlnuten to City Hall Telephone llarlng 413.
Professional Offices.
EXCELLENT location for doctor or dentist, N.
V. cor. 13th nnd Allegheny ave. Applv on
premises, or to 1. Ash. .114 Jlulletlnllulldlng.
UNEXCELLED OPPORTUNITY f"of physician
or dentist to obtnln a central office, 2 rooms,
tor t23. P, XL Company. 1.117 Penna. Illdg.
OFFICE FOR RENT, well furnished, for
morning hour, to a regular ph)slclan. Ad
rtrcss L 314, Lodger Central.
APARTMENTS
LUXURIOUS apartment Two largo rooms;
high celling; open fireplace: beautifully fur
nished; hot and cold running water: J 21 a
month. 2030 Arch Phono locust .'1217.
PARK AND COLUMBIA AVES.. S. E. cor.-3
rooms, steam heat, 2d-floor front. $22.00.
SPRING GARDEN. 1010-Excellont ants.
different housea; some furn'd, kitchenettes.
WALNUT, 1222-24 (Kcnwood)-Deslrable va
cancies; single or en suite: prlv. 'baths; will
change to suit tenant: moil, rate. Wal. 8184.
WALNUT HT.
1411 Apartments of 1 to 4
rooms, wi
first class
rooms, with baths, furnished or unfurnished;
a. f-T. no. Aipiy Janitor.
15TH AND OREEN, The Bcrensford Desir
able apartments, bachelor or housekeeping,
vapor heat. Phone Poplar KISS.
20TII. N 710 New nnd handsomely furnish
ed 2d-etory suite of 2 rooms, with beautiful
bath; modern; good transportation; plenty
hent and hot water. Poplar 1472 Vf.
LION'S HEAD
Handsomely furnished
apts. 1213-1.1 Locust,
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
CORINTHIAN 'AVE., 820-3 rooms, kitchen-
ettes. pains, mooern convs. i-nono i-opiar Hal
17TH & CHESTNUT Hkg, apt.. 2 rooms and
bath: low rent. P R. Co.. 1317 Penna. Hldg.
FOR VACANCIES and complete Information of
all apartments free, consult
APARTMENT BUREAU
18th nnd Spruco sts. Phone Walnut 080, or
write for "Apartment Directory," December
Edition, Free.
HAMILTON COURT
CHESTNUT AND 80TH STS.
One Housekeeping Apt., (t Rooms and Bath.
One Housekeeping Apt., S Rooms and 11a th.
It. II. TIIATCnER. Manager.
THE NASH
1527-29 Spruce Street
HANDSOME. UP-TO-DATE
HOUSEKEEPING
APARTMENTS
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
ON FIRST FLOOR
Apply on Premises
iruiiNISHED B-room housekeep. apart., U
noor. stow MW". -- ;
REAL ESTATE P0R SALE
flEItMANTOiVX
CHOICE properties in all sections of Gtn.. Ml.
Alrv Chest H.: all prices. Write for spoclsl
iiir' J. H. Chadwlck A Co.. 3018 Oermantown.
MAIN LINE. FA. It. B.
U4 ACRE Chester Valley land, cheap. A, D,
Ileald. West Chester. Pa.
NEW JKH8KY
Atlantlo City. N. J.
SNAPS Several choice bargains In cottages
and hotels, sale or rent; choicest corner lot
fn all Ventnor: 1000 below cost; others.
Bru?k'nann, Sid Guarantee Bldg.. AtlanUo
City.
National l'ark. N. J.
TOUR ooportunityi wis -uiiw; r vruu.j,
YcverlMkfcg Del. i adjoin. Carnobell Soup Co.
S.v.lnorrnnt. Greatsr N. J. Co.. 83 8. 18th.
rENNBYLyANIA VAItMS
BABOAINS in farms 1 free farm atalogueel
Mlcis 300 upwards; terms most reasonaUe.
Sb Thompson. West Chester. Pa.
REAL ESTATE POR RENT
nm..s itiitlnMJ Itaami. Kto.
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IRGE SKCONb-FLOOR ROOM. 24x43. suit,
V1,t'.' .M-tl trffftnlzAllan elub. nrlvata
.mI fir small organization, club, pi
JtL'geSS- dacftr or dentist 14JB1
rlvaie
oguet
i ,-!. Warehouses. Mfg. Vloere
"7-FNTRAL FLOOR BPACB-iLOWHaNT
C5ir " rMPANY. UIT Pence. Utejg..
POR, RENT BURNISHED
Suburban
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Mr. MllifBS My dear, tho bank In
which my money la deposited has gone
to smash and
Mrs. Muggs What a mercy you'vo
got your chock book at homo, lovol
JEALOUSYI
WOTWIlwo & PR'
ANOTHER HERO
FifiHavc you heard of my engagement?
Mimi No er who's the plucky man?
MEAN.
May I broke off ray engagement
with Tom last night
Ray So he told me this morning-.
May W-what did ho say?
Ray Oh, ho merely referred to it as
a narrow escape.
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London Opinion.
HIS IDEA OP FUN.
"When I was a boy I used to have a
lot of fun."
"Uee, mister! Didn't you have to go
to school?"
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Mon don't marry for money half as
often as they aro supposed."
"No; because half the slrls nro not
bo rich as they are supposed."
SORRY HH SPOKE.
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he advised me that I should '
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