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DEATHS
T..i.M Ifaaa lit Oir Mother of
k rwrh, at li a. m. Interment
".STv;rY Relatives and friends
ELuiv ere Invited to attend
SS'l-nn Blxth-day Eighth Month
K, lTlLTON li husband of Mary K
"i t'.nn.lli. ated RT imra. rfela-.
ftlfnd ar Inrllfd to atlfnil the
i- , gtond'dy, Klfhth Month a.)d. ax
I'&Shl. lata illnce. ln N. itn
ILiiMit rrlrata Klnfliy omu nowcr
BKSdtnlV A?Vl !9An'..rLK?'
Pi- W1 Jnn" 'v , u "i in
I JTi.nd' the funfral tervlcn, on Tua.
Wo! 5? i rreclaaly, at St. Btfphen-a I-
- . uaiiniFi mi iiiriiua arr in
ff,BV,t iJturtJ llllt Cematery. Uodr
'(wtd at 1 Arch at., Mondy,
aTsOn Auauit SO. 10IB, NKLLtB
'"T,:1 .. l.l Ilrlfk m lliri
".'... ..iC.. anil frltnda. alio I,u
?md Htart Altarlety. St. Thomia
n V M. Sodtluv, ara Invltfd to
-j.Mlt. from .th rtldtnce of hrr
V It (Kith and DIcalnaon ati.).
'i-.L i iiartifan. inn NAiiin
Milium Mit ai bi. iDriira tnurrn
'nV Interment at Cathtdral Cm.
t- AiUntla City. N. J., en Au
W1J. MAn. wife of Martin Hauplle.
R.'ttnd funtral on Tuday. at A
ii'li. her lata rasiaenca, uu n. injm
frsni.1' ., tiou1m at St. Columtia'a
"ioVcloek. Intarmant at Hlllilda
MAN. On Auiutt 20. 1918, KAT1I
a111 ... .& la, a 1mI1IK h.I
.. ulrmn. nelatlva and
flir Invited to attend funeral aenlcea
I V" u, n m. at hr lain ralrlnrt..
"S.V .i tniermtnt Mt. Morlah Cm.
'faliiilna may ha viewed Monday be
Sff in W m- Automobile aerMce.
STON. on auiuii iii, iviD, i nun-
a"". ii'ir.rliu T t int.M
M J , ,wu'n.& m, w., iiiinui run
.. .nri Anna Ileailncton (nea Mr.
Sitttd 1 tear and 12 data. Itelatlvea
LJkJ, ire In'Ued to attend tha funeral.
Mfda?, ai p. ni.. irnm ing rraiucnca
rvT.ii niaaeon. M(1 Hoffman at. In.
! ,t Ho'r Cro Cemetery.
vn On AUfuvi 'i luio, ni xarna
...i unlland. ated 44 seara. Ileln-
i friends ara united to attend tha
i itrrlcei. on Wedneeday. at I p. m.,
rMlJtnce or nu croineriniw. kid
Vi.vW it 5th and Drown). Itemalna
M rltved on Tucaday, from T to 10
ta thtSOlh Init.. ALBEIT' W. HU(J,
ii 611 pt AlDer( auu ciiiuia nui men
i iltd 4 yeara 0 months, ftelatlvei and
L' Uuli In attend funaral nn
.HiMiAim at 1 o'clock, from hie nar
Tiwince. 238 Weet Louden at., Olnay.
LOn Auruet 31. 181J, FRANK, ion
It, John and Itoia Hughes. Uela-
M
rrienua wr inviiau io kiicnu m
tMVLJt l o.v M. in., i viii ma
at Jila brother-in-law Jamee Blee.
carllila at. Solemn Mm of Requiem
mmt'i Church at 10 a. m. pre
taiirment Old Cathedral Cemetery.
-
RB.8. On AUuit 20. 1018, MART.
r
ir OX inn mic uwiia mm ciiiiijr
...... Vllk .mmr Tl&lall.. rh4
tyi. in ni iv.ii j. iidwhic, hum
are invited to attend the funeral
on Tveiaay, ai p in., ui inn real
kef tlater-ln-law. Mra. Mary Hum-
iinA nakland t.. Franhford. Inter-
pirate, at Northwood Cemetery. Auto-
iv Dn Auaust 21. 101"! ANK1K.
irCMrles W. Johnon and daughter of
"2T.... a ., .shkb n.l.ll... nrtA
rnuiiPi au -t I,.", iitwi.v. nu
re Invited to attend the funeral, on
. n. m.. from her late residence.
ii and Madleon ave., Wdt Phlladeliihla.
.n. . Mount Zlon Cemetery. Itemalna
1176, viewed on Monday, after T p. m.
intoraoi?" ...
laflAN. On AUffUSl ltf lUJOi uuiiiA
7.1 u wtfn of Jamea 8. Keeean and
ifern
".liSurCf Catherine D. Howlett and the
r."n.ni J Jonc ana Rranaaauitnter of
'Tlilf George w, and Ullmbcth Mitchell.
T, '.,... .nri frlrnda arc Inxlted to attend
121 fwertl. on Wednesilay. at 1 p. in , from
Ifjc" the Eianiteli.t Church (Id and
HLl. at 2 p. m. precisely. Interment at
fF5 Uiml Hill Cemetery. Itemalna may
iVtHMd on Tuesday eenlng.
XAt Mantua, iv. J., on aukui zi.
AUl-l-Ir. iucii. who ui ricujorii-r.
wmA u'vMn. Relatives and frlenda
Til.n tn attend funeral. Tuesday, at -
st. from her late residence. Main at..
etM N J. Interment at Mantua Cem
rrBmlns may be Iewed on Monday
OHRfil.' Suddenly, on August 22. 1915.
Eur.ni huiband of Klllabeth Knowlea (nea
Emc,ll). In his KM year. Relatives and
r.i aerTleea on Wednesday at 2 p. m.
I U, late residence. T23 U. Allegheny aye.
fOllSt SulCliy pna,Q. .-turvii wuuar iiu
trr.
. . . . nn ,n r-
UB6 W. MACFARLAN (nee Dora Blnde),
.i. Ap atanlav Marfsrlan. asred &fi vears.
ClulTM and frlenda ara Invited to attond
ntral services, ai -uor.on a runerai psrior.
a Sno UlCKinson sis., on lursuay aiicr-
-. st 2.30 srectsely. Interment private.
aia omit flowers. Automobile service.
aLCOUL Suddenly, on August 21, 1015,
I aarisj- use, ir, J., W..IL.11 lur ai
Oli, of '101 Lincoln Drive. Oermantown.
iBotics or rne runerai win oe given.
K. Suddenly, 'on August SI. 1015,
Arrnn aaivl i vaara. Funeral will
! l& en Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
silSr Itte residence. 2040 West York st.
aid Interment private, l.inaiy omii
-At Jacobstown. N. J.. WILLIAM
RR1S ated TO yeara 0 months and
lam. Relatives and friends of the tarn-
r, tMe Pyramid Loage, ixo. v.. v. ana
. M , ire Invited to attend funeral, from
i we residence, jacoosiown, . J., on
huv, ai ll a. m. services ai ma
own M. 12. Church at 11:30 a. m.
nl st M. K. Church. Carriages will
I Doming train at Bordentown and New
ISfIN On Aua-uit 20. 1015. CE.
JA, alfa of Jeffrie C. Morrison and
cur at late Henry ana Kiuaoetn
n. arid 2A vaara. Relatives and friends
tarlted to attend funeral. Tuesday, at
I p. from late residence. 2128 S. Mola
. inn ana unyaer avej. inicrmeni rern-
i v.ra.iery.
jaa c.j i.. A a. ...., nl lata
-i-siM oviiu.iiijii Ull nuiun .o,w.
RCKAEL. beloved husband of Eugenia Mos-
, Ka M years. Ileiatives and irienas, also
njr iioiy .Mine eocieiy ana uuunary
ckl Assn., ara Invited to attend the
-1, on Wednesday morning, at 8:30
i. from his Iste residence. 2318 South
DM!, Solemn Mass of Requiem at Eplph-
irourcn, at iu a. m. interment at jioiy
vemitery.
AV. Suddenlv. on Ausust 21. 1015.
RY ITIAY. riullcfhtr nf thn lajn John
I Msrriret Oray Murray, of I'hocnlxWUe,
'via.ivcs anu irienua ui uie iniiui) aia
led to attend funeral services, on Tues
t 11:J0 a. m. prsclselv. at the Mori Is
wry cnapei, rnoenixvme. ra. mier
. strtctly private.
WON. On inc-ii.l 10IK. AT.VA
PATTERSON (nee Bunch), wife ot
n a. t'atterson, aged 23 years. mo
if, and friends are Invited to attend the
services, on Tuesday afternoon, at -
at her naranta' residence. 400 North
(it. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery,
-On August 20, 1018. QEOnaE, hus
I t Mary ul, In his Tlst year. Ilela-
i end friends, also Encampment No. 2,
sieran Legion i surviors or oi
"w icnnsyuania voiunieerai iikiiu
volunteer l-ire CO., ana an otner
Of which ha waa a member, ara
. to attend funeral services, on
UT, at '1 n. m.. at tha realdanca
OT-ln-law, M. A. Marfiues, (H05 N.
St.. above Chslten ave.. Oak Lane.
Mat Erltata at lvv Hill IVmtterv. Hi.
iy be Mewed Tuesday evtnlng.
-On August 21, 1018, JOHN A.,
of Marlha f. Psvna .nA llrant).
L Jthn A. and tha lata Elisabeth 1'ayna.
ana mends, also employes or li.
Mfer & Co.. are Invited to attend'
SISl all Tii.iifav mnmlna. ! H'AO
flOm hla I.I- M.M..H OHO Hniith
ICK St.. Rnvrlap v halnai tTth .
1 JKulem mass at Ht. Monica's Church
' a. ta. Interment at Holy Cross Come-
H. ft.. , nn -n.-r w . .a l
?15,-bt)d of Qara I'rlce, nee Bhute.
hit. ' '' iaiivvs siiq menus, aiaq
-iijnspc rrribe, No, .1. I. O. R. M
u"' o. , and employes of Xcel
KfiSI. " invited to attend the fu.
i7lftKr,lc' -Pn Wedneaday afternoon, at
aTrvg. from hla lata r-M.nr. 'JOia Mnplh
P Via IVlt Sfet-VfeA akHa -.a. mil. la fl -. -a-
sail mV" ..' "v iiniaioe wemeisry, ia
rSralini I,malnB may be viewed Tues.
In.. ' Ml H ClOCa.
7n August 22. 1818, JU8TINA,
ui Tatrick Prlgge. Funeral from
I wn. MJdeuf ,MS Wharton at. Due
-.. -.w aivan.
w)NOn August 20, 1818, WIN!,
i.iZr y "'ua iticnarason, ueia
, u i$'nf' re 'nvlted to attend fu.
as..? ..i. "l a-"" a. rn., irom ner
ffBr. MliN. 201h at. High Mass
aL0r.8ouUChufrh m. Inter.
i.J.9. Me sner), In her Tati)
I lun.r., " ""? "lawda ara Invited to
Ivih T 5 ' rTanaenneiu
r-- -. an .n.snnsn. fernwooa
-On August 22. 1818. BRJD-
Of Martin Ilutladra. Pu'nanl nn
an', at h ua - -..-"--. " "
' atat.. i-T " ".V ivni ins rsaiuenca
ter-ln -Is, w, Mrs. Hourlgaro. 4D.J
I Ch'ut.KUh. l ur Mother of
IlV p at 10 a. m. Interment at
. i.r.'Ji"Y ; ". 'ro.m ." "aldenc,
I to .IiZ-V "envee ana menus
I ""'i W- "".JOHN P. HYAN.
Jo attend the lunersl, on Tues-
'19
--,'1 iviii ins MUS raaiasiii--v,
..and RlpVa ave.. Manayunk
1 Via.. . f"'1.1'.. Msnayu
I , R,,t tll.oly Karully Church
a Interment at St. JohTa Cei
'.
at
Cams.
M. A s ...
S aTrvVn!?n;. " J- o" August
it. fh. wuitias, wire or iiarry ii.
K aJwbo,r.ouh 8wlng pircla are In-
al. Wadn...T".V ,"!..'': ""
aat Uurel Hm Cemetery.
.""August 20, 1815, EMMA
u.. -. .w Jutnas 1 Hh.irlic.v una
t ''WilnlVK '''"! are Invite j tt
fcaa, has iir,rJ"! TJtaday. utUJo a
" t lata raaioanca, Bill WoWa at.
BKATH8
Ksas. A
"'an . at Church of Our Lady of the
nonary at 10 a. m. Interment at St. Denla'
v ametery
SUl'MAN. On August 22. 101B. at Tltman,
JJ'.-Ji' MATIT, wife of John W. Shu.
",". In her 00th year Relatives and friends,
also OlUe Temple, Ko. is, U of O. R. John
P; i,n Lodge, No. 2 8 of II.. membera
2tjNrl!! ,n,n 8"t rreabterlan Church
and Sabbath School, are Invited to attend the
runerai services, on Wednesday August 2.
!..a.p .m- ' h,r ata residence, H4S N,
8th St. Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
B,.Ji',0NT"2n August 22, 1015, ELLEN It.,
wife of Edward Simon and daughter of the
lte Joseph and Catharine gulgley. Ileal,
dencj, 24la K. Dauphin at. Due notice of
the funeral will be given.
STAFFORD. On August 21, IBIS. JAMr.8
i', husband of the, late Annie E. Stafford.
n,.'V; and friends ,ot the family are In
vtted to attend funeral, on Wednesday, at ".
: m.l. 'fm. hl" 'te residence, 411 Beckett
ft High Mass of Requiem at the Immacu
late Conception Church at 0:30 a, m. In
terment New Catkedral Cemetery.
ST.?J,.fE,fT0n- August 20, 1818, AUOU8T
l'AUL. beloved son of Auguit and Ottllle
Stentet, aged 25 yeara. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the runerai, on Tues.
iih ..' .2-39 l'1 m 4t hla parents' residence,
5241 Upland t. (.VM st. and Woodland ae.).
Interment at Fern cod Cemetery.
BUTCH. On August 21. 1016, SAMUEL K
son of John II, and the late Lldda Butch,
aged 41 years. Itelatlvea and friends, also
.nun nanauna. no. az, r, or A., are in
vited to attend tuneral Tuesday, at 2 p. m ,
Irom the residence of hla niece. Mrs. John
McHenry, 4J01 Smlek st , Manayunk. Inter
menl Leverlngton Cemetery, Rsmalna may
be viewed Monday from 8 to 10 p, m.
TAYLOR. On August 21, 1018, HENRY JO
SRPH. beloved husband of Msry A. Tailor,
nee Murphy, Relatlea and friends, also
Holy Name Society, Philadelphia Council
Knights of Columbus and Master numbers'
Association, are Invited to attend the funeral
on Wednesday morning at 8 30 o'clock, from
his late residence, 4T00 Springfield avenue.
Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Francis de
Sales Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Holy Crnee Cemetery
TRAINER On August 21, 1816, ROSE MA
HIE, wife of John Trainer, Relatlvea and
friends are Invltod to attend the funeral
on Wednesday morning, at 8.10 o'clock, at
her late residence. 2.141 North Broad at.
Solemn nequlem High Mass at Our Lady
of Mercy Church at 10 o'clock precisely.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
TRICE. On Al'Ri.ct 22, 1015. JACOB, hus.
band ot Clara Trice (nee Shuts), aged 58
ears, ltelatles and friends, also 1-ennl
Lenape Tribe. No. .1. I, O. R. M and Rain
makera, No, .1H, and employes of the Ex
cellent Laundry, are Invited to attend fu
neral services on Wedneaday, at 1 p. m., at
hlr late residence, 203S N. 6th st. Inter
ment Hlllitde Cemetery, la tuners! car. Re.
mains may be viewed on Tuesday evening,
from 7 to 0 o'clock,
VAN ZANDT. On August 20. 1815. ARTHUR
F. VAN ZANDT. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday,
at 2 30 p. m., from his late residence. In
Ridge Valley, Bucks County, l'a. Services
snd Interment at St. John's Lutheran
Church.
VOOAN. On August 22. 1815, JAMES, be
loved husband ot Louisa Vogsn, aged TO
3 ears. Relatives and friends, also Montgom
ery Lodge, No. 19, F. and A. M.; PennsM
vanla Railroad Voluntary Relief Association,
are Incited to attend the funeral services,
on Wednesday, at t p. m at his lata resi
dence, 2034 Columbia ave. Remains may be
viewed Tuesday eenlng, 8 to 0 o'clock. In
terment private. Mount Morlah Cemetery.
Automobile funeral.
VOI01IT On August 21. 1015. WILLIAM
F husband ot Sallle R. Volgt (nee Keener).
Relatives and frlenda ot the family, aia
the membera of Kananla Chee Keteru Tribe
No. 1D0. I. O. it. M.; Spring Garden nnd
C. W. Karat Yearly Beneflclsl Associations:
Comet Club and l'foclzer Casino Singing So
ciety, arc Invited to attend the funeral, on
Wedneeday, at 2 p. m., from his late resi
dence, 22JT Hitter st., 31st Ward. Inter
ment Laurel Hill Cemetery, Remains may
bo vlcned on Tuesday evening.
WAIDELICII. At , Alientown, Ta , on Au
gust 20. 1015. Dr. Mary eva waidelich,
beloved daughter of Jacob B, and Mary J.
Waidelich. aged 2.1 years. Relatlvea and
friends, and the faculty and students ot the
Woman's Medical College. Philadelphia, are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services from the residence of her parents,
142 North inth st.. Alientown. on Tuesday,
August 24. at 2 p. m.
WH.LIAMK. At ritman Grove, N. J., on
August 20. 1015. CALEB B WILLIAMS.
Relatives and mends, also the members ot
Lenl Lenape Tribe, No. 2. Imp. O. II. M.;
Camden Lodge. No. 1. I. O. O. F.. and
Fourth Ward Republican Club, are Invited
to attend funeral, on Tuesday, August 24.
at 2 p. m., from the residence, 441 Royden
st Camden. N. J. Interment at Evergreen
Cemetery. Friends may view the remains
on Monday, from T to O p. m
WINOATE. On August 22. 1015. LENA M.,
daughter of Benjamin C. and Sarah E. Win
gate. Residence. 232 N. 03d st. Due notice
ot the tuneral will be given.
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3STH, 8 , 108 Hsndeomely furnished rooms,
excellent table; private family; phone.
WILL RENT elegant room, Southern exposure,
near Tioga Station; private family. M 415,
Ledger Central.
."2d and Sansom Furnished
WFOT BRANCH rooma: men only; meals.
Y. M. C. A. shower baths: near L: all the
tomforts of home. Phone Bel
mont 4081. Key., West 380.
BOARDINQ
ARCH. 1012 Newly turn running water all
room a j batty niealaserved; phone.
HR0A"I)8T . 770 (The Graham) Cool, attract
ively fur, rooms, an cons . tamo, ponra i up.
LEHIOH, W llKrt.V-lleautlful rooms, vvftfi
board; now management. J'hone Tioga 8JJ1.
p"aRKT"N.7 2125 Newly furnished single room
for gentlemen with board, rotes very rea
sonable, pbone Diamond 0248,
SPRUCED 12I I -20 (Brlsmonde) Furn. rooms;
single, en aulte. private baths, table board.
SPRUCE. 1028-30 Beautiful front 2d-floor
suite, furnished or unfurnished, choice table
to permanent, desirame people
WALNUT, 45.11 2d-floor rooms with board;
near I.: southern exposure; refa. exchanged.
OVERBROOK CC6.1 Drexel road; boarding,
tennlt, swlm'g pool. Phone Overbrook 21)03.
40TH. N.. 2 Delightful vacancies porch.lawn,
exceptional table: near L. Baring 2008 JVV,
SPRUCnLYN-.105 S. "4Itt st. Mlsa '8. Ml
HANLEY, formerly of Chettnut st.
Suburban
WEST CHE8TER, PA. A farmhouse, with all
conveniences, offers comfortable home for a
few guests for summer and autumn. Address
( Oil. IUKII '"I've.
OERMANTOWN iThe Shlppen). Wayne and
Hansbury; first ciass In appointments and
service.
Ocean City. N. J.
OCEAN CITY. N. J. Hotel Henry. 7th and
Aabury; room, board, JO weekly.
APARTMENTS
BROAD-OXFORD 2 large rooma and bath
unfur.; priv. awemng,-" -... if. ituv.
CHESTNUT. lSOS-lOIDashwood). prof, iffs.,
bachelor npts: elevator. scrv.; opens-Sept.1.
SPRING GARDEN 1010 Excellent 'apts. In S
DlUCiaiifc nwii.r.. .ui.iv ,uii... i.." ..--.
PHYSICIAN'B office, also 1, 2. a or 5-room
spartments; furnished or unfurnished: with
or without private batni extallent cuisine;
board optional. Apply 252 bouth .17th at,
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
BROAD AND DAUPHIN STS. (8. E. cor.)
Apt. with 0 rrns. and 2 baths; maid's room:
1 ant.. 3 rooms and 1 bath. Apply Jajiltor.
POPLAR. 1522 Attractive housekeeping apts.,
2 and 3 rooms, bath, kitchenette: modern
conveniences. Apply 1004 Land Title Bldg.
10T1I, N 117 2 bedrooms, bath, living and
dining-room, kitchenette, unfurn.; light four
sides; attractive, n. W.,Olhausen, 1503 -Arch.
West Philadelphia,
ANGORA TERRACE
ran TO 55TH SI a ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF
BALTIMORE AVE.
Built In palra like aide-yard houses, making
every room an outside room, and with varied
and beautiful architecture.
If you are going to live In an apartment this
fall, the aeleQtlon of -THE particular apart
ment out of the many, many yoo see on
every hand Is naturally a matter of great
mRtntherey must be ONE BEST APART
MENT for you where location, service and
comfort everything that goes (o make a truly
attractive apartrrent home Is absolutely at
Its best and this, too, for a reasonsble rental.
For 32 to $.1 monthly ou can secure one
of these apartments, and this includes most
excellent and even heating; unlimited hot
water, courteous nnd efficient janitor service,
vacuum cleaning service, shades, screens and
awnings In fact everything to make apart
ment housekeeping quite the perfect way to
live.
Apartments havo five rooms and hnth and
are finished In both natural wood and white
enamel, with artlitlo papering and fixtures,
cabinet gas ranges, private porches. The price
Is. In truth, the only thing Inexpensive about
We' have tastefully furnished a sample
apartment (No. 5440 Angora terrace), which
Is open for Inspection day and evening and
will give you a definite Idea of how remark
ably attractive these apartments really are.
WM. H.W. QUICK ftRRO . Inc., 8 B. 40th St.
and
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD. 1411 Walnut tt.
THE OIRVIN. 3510 Hamilton st. 8 rooms and
baths:8 bedrooms: second floor private porch;
flfi. Phone Preston B27o. or janitor.
12H.50 S5TH. 8.. 15235.A (near Chester ave.)
Modern In every respect. Aoply Janitor, on
premises. Phone Filbert 4433.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Logan
LOOAN REAL ESTATE
BALE. RENT AND EXCHANGE
M. M. Smith. Broad it., opp. Logan Button.
Oak Lane
OAK LANE Better see that Colonial house,
0305 Camae st.. I000, BAMUEL II. READ,
Builder and Owner.
NEW JERSEY
Haddon Heights. If. J.
MPPINCOTT LOTS AND HOMES
HADDON HEIGHTS. N. J.
National Park, N. J.
BUNGALOWS. 1100 cash. 110 monthly: lots 23
xl.V); near trolley, conv, to river: National
Park. Oet off ned Bank ave . aee agent with
badge. Greater New Jersey Co.. 33 B. 16th.
VIRGINIA FARMS
440 ACRES, which 350 acres timber, SfftOO;
bargain. A. D. HEALD. West Chesttr. Pa.
3EAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT
CITY
OWN TOUR HOME by monthly payrnenl
from $17 t? (BOi houses locstsd N. inula,
lltn. worth from .ftWl to 10280. Mercln
mints of
Merchants'
Union Trust va., iin.uu iniiinm n
SEAL ESTATE POR KENT
Vactorles, jyarchousts, Mfg. Floors
ME.ROPOL1TANBUILDINO. eor. Broad and
Wallace. Rooms 6000 to 40.0CO eq. ft. on a
floor. Apply to O, F Lasher. 147 N. 10th,
MORTGAGES
MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
500 JM000 JM20Q
StSOO JM600 J550QO
W H HOOD. 813 NORRIS 8T.
&' SCRAPPLE- cf
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"I hall never forget the time i drew JeT. Ji- l7TTt lll 11 III &A. I
that auord-" i5"WI ttL'JR V 1 11 Y ex Ml I (J7 d Y Ao
"Good gracious! I didn't know jou gSaT--' flW M I II I 1 Tv. l lm I H ' N 77 I
were a. lighting man. Where was It?" I III 'Wf A A l 1 H fjP I
"In a rafflo." "Which side of the sticet do you live ' I I II I fm2'(r(k AsB II BL'U I
. "n 'Ither aide. If 1 so one way, I "" X 1"" i RMWT U V XJy iM ' V.v 1
Next! It's on the right side. If I go the other I l I f "Dsrt JSt
way. It's on the left aide." I 1 II I rL z-5 JJxirSr.
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Teacher Why Is It go cold at the
KrlRlrt zone? ,
Willie It enn't help but be cold with
all them icebergs tloatln' around.
A Good Saver
lWiJ-
He Are you saving anything; for a
rainy day?
She Yes Indeed; you never see me
wearing my Silk stockings around the
house, do you?
Interval for Refreshments
Punch.
Doctor They tell me jour boy Is off
to the front today.
Villager Ay, poor lad! OI bin
a-blubbln' arf tho mornln' an" ol be
just a-goin' to 'avo a drop of zlder,
an' then ol be a-goin' 'ome. to blub
again! -
"How does the motor go now?"
"Oh, not very well; I haven't been
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The fact that tho air raid on Ixjii
don. If coming, cannot bo much longer
postponed, combined with the warm
nnd darkening summer evenings, has
lendercd tho came of Zcp-watchlng
more populnr than ever. Many gallant
soldiers are dnlly "bombed" Into mat
rimony In consequence.
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What He Thought
"You have Inherited quite a nice lit
tle fortune," said the family lawjer.
"Yes," replied tho fortunate youth,
"a very nice fortune. Indeed."
DID IT EVER HAPPEN TO YOU?
1 COOLD LIFT Pv BAfj, Wtl6rAin6l
ZOO POUNDS OFF THE. GROUND
rMD KlbHT UV UVXK flY HEAD
A Gentle Hint
"I see you have your arm In a
sling," said the Inquisitive passenger.
"Broken. Isn't It?"
"Yes. sir," responded the other pas
senger. "Meet with an accident?"
".'o broke It while trying to pat my
self on tho back."
"Great Scottl What for?"
"For minding my own business."
nam's Horn.
THE FISH AND
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AdvanUce of Uieleisnesi
The eagle, gathtrg In applause
With dignity complete,
We let him pose around because.
lis isn't good to eat.
I V J
"I suppose ou will pay oft a lot Of
debts now?"
"I had thought of ft, but I have de
cided to make no change In my man
ner ot living. 1 don't want to be ac
cused of vulgar display." Exchange.
COSH! THE B0V5W0W-
A-DAY5ARf.VtftTvUK6
VIHEM t WAS ONLY 13
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BaiUVES ITHIHSEU
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An Incentive
A well-known New Jersey doctor waa
playing golf with a we-known New
Jersey minister.
"Well, what are we playing or?"
asked the doctor, , .
"Why, Its rather out of- my llnej to
put up anything," replied the minister.
"Well," Insisted the doctor, "we
ought to play for something; so I'll
put up a pill and you put up a
prayer." Everybody's Magazine.
THE FLOATING MINE
URWavry
"He's too wUe to rock a ! a4
point it jtun, but tH!' -J
Yea-allll thatr'-e- '
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.London Ofdatoh,