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624 A. 11. Wolfort.
. fourth street.
282 Walter J, Ulll.
B30 North Flfty
Ttadon. Delaware
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41
M It. II. Wlggleawnrth. 231 Itoxbor-
ouch avenue, Hnxborough.
80 James Parke. Ninth and Jeffre
street, rneater.
48 HI William A. Alcult. fllen Riddle.
4 IDS Oeorge Boone. Norrlalown. l'a.
Xmpreaalve ceremonlee v. ere held at the Reel
lien's Home at Cheltenham on Saturday after
oon, Cohockeink Tribe. No, 12H. preaenleel an
American flat. After the Invocation ami selcc
lions by llepanna Hand, the audience Bang
'America." Assistant District Attorney Joseph
II. Taulane delivered tha oration, and the nan
mi ralaed by Sergeant John J. O'Neill, of
Battery I. Fifteenth Field Artillery. .Ureal
Uachem Ueawlck mada tha reaponea In his
sharacttrlatlo manner. Thla waa tha occaalon
f tha twenty-eighth ennltereary. . twenty-six
tribes being represented, Deputy lllll Ufaser
Waa exceedingly buay directing the formallone,
tc., on tha around, while 1", B. Harry Hamer
and I'realdent Samuel Uental looked after the
trcgram. In every ay It waa a Ml In cele
ration of a successful year.
Maumee Tribe. No. 804, tendered a reception
Is CI. J, 8, Charlee K. Ball on Friday night
la K. u. K. llall. on' North liroad atreet. 'Ilia
renins waa featured by the celebrated Maumee
lllnatrelei Mra. T. C. Heawlck'a singing, talks
by O. 8. Dr. T. C. Ueawlck. former C. of It.
oena Veneer, P. 8. Ueorge Derrlckaon, Jack
Milts. John Townaend. Dan T. Dukes. Great
Prophet 8. II. Walker and O. J. 8. Charlee B.
Hell, There waa an original act by the "Hell
Uextetle." being a parody on the famoua "Hora
dora Sextette."
Tolo Tribe. No. 377. celebrated Ita nineteenth
jmlvnreary laat Thuraday night by an enter
tainment and banquet In tha tribal hall. I', 8.
John Hoerr waa chairman and toastmastor.
ihe principal apeakera being U, J. 8. Charles
E. Dell and r. H. John 11. Ureenhalsh. who
spoke on tha finances of the order, anl P. 8.
William 1'atteraon. the newly elected chief ot
racorda. wbo told ot the future pruapcUa of
too tribe.
Tetonka Tribe. No, 821, celebrated Ita twenly
fUth annlveraary by a night's entertainment In
the Brldesburg Theatre. The program Included
vaudeville, moving pictures, selectlona by the
Tetonka Hand, talka by U. 8. lleswlck. who
appealed for the atrongeat ettort In lilatory tu
rnake No. 321 double Ita memberahlp. Ureal
Prophet 8. If. Walker. Chairman 1'. 8. Mc
Bonough. I', H. Ituwo. Frank Hlrkleback and
C. ot II. Martin. Tho tribe haa loat alx of
Ita membera through death In the laat year,
avnd at preaent haa nineteen on the alrk Hat.
yet la going ahead. Twelve hundred and three
Kople attended tha annlveraary. Including lm ra
re, famlllea and friends
Wawatem Tribe. No. 1.1, kept In tha lime
light by holding a big celebration on Thuraday
night, the Maumee Minstrels and Wawatem a
tend furnlablng tho entertainment, r. 8. Mam
Ihy, 1. 8. Cunny. llrother Lane nnd Deputy
arry Wlggleaworth did tho talking.
Ioka, Tribe. No. 800, held an enthusiastic
aaoetlng on Wedneaday night at Twenti-slxth
street and Columbine nenuu. P. 8, Mehlor was
ejongratulated on Ida appointment aa deputy
(real aacnem. The trlbu la making plana for
a big term. The leaders In the work nro
C. of It. David Turner. 1'. 8. Harry Kneckt
ad 1 8. Mehlor.
Neahamlny Tribe, No. 23, la hustling for an In
reaae. The Dakota degree team haa been re-
Sueated to do the rtork on a class adoption.
. of 11. llruder, 1. 8. Urnft nnd I 8. Fox are
Always working.
Shawnee Tribe. No. 8. aeema ri have taken
n a new leaae ot life. Deputy Al Itltsert
R porta the tribe doing good work. C of 11.
innel and 1. 8. llussel ure working for a
iaa adoption.
Algonquin Tribe, No. 300, held a big meet
ing on Wedneaday night and much pleaaure
Waa expressed on the selection of John Hulllvnn
aa deputy great sachem. C. of It Hender mada
a talk on the war altuatlon and railroad fuclll-
llepanna Tribe, No. 12, held aoclal night laat
Thuraday. In addition to corn nnd venlaon, tho
celebrated llepanna Hand rendered a number
M selections. Talka were made by C. of 11,
Tom Smith, F. 8. lllll Curry, Deputy Ueorge
laontelth and others.
Katonka Tribe, No. 830, of nernlce, and At
I Mea Tribe, No. ri32. of Ijiprt, held a big patrl-
ttlo demonstration at Mildred, Hulllvan County
he tribes aaaemblcd at 1:30 In tho nfurnoon
and participated In a big atreet parade, after
which thoy marched to the city aquare, v. hero
oioro than 20U0 had gathered. After an !
frees by Charlcn U. Watson, C. of It. of No.
S30. Oreat Sachem Dr. T (i. lleswlck wna In
troduced and a big American flag was raised.
Doctor lleswlck spoke of tho Iloeton Tea 1'arty
and the close relationship that has existed be
tween tho big events of tho country nnd the
Improved Order of lied Men. Ills talk was
Intensely patrlotla and ho dwelt on the subject
et preparedness as a nation and aa Individuals
In time of trouble. Other speakers were 1. H.
Marry Griffith, of I.oper, -and 1 8 R. W.
white, of Uernlce. After tho flag-raising there
were sports of all kinds.
FORESTERS' ALLIANCE
FOR PATRIOTIC AID
.Work of Campaign Rallies in Co
operation With Citizens' Move
ments for Common Cause
The Tatrlotlo Hally Alllnnco lias closed
Its Initial nerles of open public America
flrnt sessions which proved highly success
ful features.. Designed to render co-opcr-atlvo
aid In all measures inaugurated hy
tho Government, tha promoters stood
shoulder to shoulder In rendering personal
ervlca with tho patriotic citizens gen
rally In practical helpfulness In ttho
oommon cause, and will contlnuo so to do
la tho pledge. Tho P. of A. rallies cov
ered all sections nnd tho programs were
tnado attractive. Speakors were selected
who by reason of actlvo serlco could en
thuse. The novel scheme adopted was to Impress
patriotism by leaaona drawn from the eventful
careers of the seventeen Presidents of our coun
try who served In war or who occupied tho
presidential chair In time of war, from 17S0 to
117, centering around Washington, Taylor,
Polk, Msdlaon. W II. llarrlaon, Lincoln. Mo
Klnley. Garfield. (Irant, H llarrlaon, Hayes.
Pierce, Tyler, Jackson, Monroe, lloosevelt aud
Wilson.
Tha staff of heart-to-heart talkers comprised
Brothers Dr Walter J. Daley. No 108, u. 8. A.
medical corps; J. Devcnny, No, 85, Fifth V. 8.
Cavalry, J. I Ilrady, No. Jl, retired regular
army veteran; J. Howell, N U3, 1'ost 71, U A,
It., M, Toner, No. 83, Bpunlsh-Amerlcan War
veteran; M. McUeehan, No 103, ux-sergeant ot
marines; J. Klmmle. No 337, Third Iteglmenti
it. Olllen. No. 140. Bona ot Veterans, M Hmlth,
Mo, 8.1. U. S. 8. Mussuchusettai J McCollum.
No. 83, naval reaerve, J. Campbell No 144,
Cocond la. Artillery. A. Calnndru, No. 813, ma
line corps, J. Carr, No. 10O, home defenders:
B. Wilson, No, 83, Ureble Post. No. 10, U. A. It..
and M. McIIugh. No. 83, hospital corps, each of
Whom took ano of the Presidents named as the
subject of his discourse, only one speaker being
assigned each rally, but tho schedule waa so ar
ranged that all seventeen were heard In each
section of the city. A new series, with different
orators and a changed general subject, has been
arranged,
Court Ollre Tiranch. No. 203, Is adding to the
attractiveness of Its weekly seaalona by a eerlea
ef spirited games and contests ot skill, llrothers
Kelly. Friedman, Welsh 'and other promoters of
utility movements present programs of aLaorb
Inr Interest that draw good attendances nnd
make Friendship Hall, Kepvlva and Norrla
streets, a rallying point for active workers each
Thursday.
The court social functions are more generally
to voerue. owing to the vacation period Tho
recent events of Courts Haverford, IVInstow,
Corinthian. Oe Lancey, West Philadelphia. Lis
sum, Pottatown and many othera opened the
summer season. After the Installation ot the
newly elected officers, whose terms begin this
month, every court will hold a soclsl session for
the dual purposs of showing appreciation to the
retiring officials, and a happy send-off for their
successors. "Keeping- ever In mind the crisis of
war conditions, the events will be conducted aa
befits the tunes, expense will be curtailed In
order to allow the excess to ba devoted to the
needs of the hour, but what may be lacking In
the delicacies ot the caterers' art. will be amply
overbalanced In the better and more auhatantlal
things provided," aays llrother Ueorge Itlnehart.
of No. 141. an adept In tha Una ot piomotlng
social festivities In forestry.
Grand Lecturer Joseph J, Kelley. No. 830,
suggeaa to the courts: "In all outings, fetes,
festivities, carnivals and even ordinary socials,
untlie tha events to teach a lesson that will
Influence oven the general public. Ljick ot
sociability Is a too common error of conduct
among our American people as regards respect
for the wearers ot the uniform of Uncle 8am.
Let us show our respect by Iqvltlng aoldlers,
sailors, marines and others In the military serv
ice to be our guests ot honor, at all, our frat
ernising socials. Immorality and drink rigidly
banned, we can also minimize the loneliness of
the gallant boys In our midst, by throwing open
the privileges, social and recreational facilities
f our meeting quarters."
Court American Eagle, No. 03. attracted a
largo delegation of the federated patrlotlo con
tingents ot the Forester of America, who are
co-operating with the cltltens organizations en
caged In aiding the needful projects of the
war crisis. In advocatlnsr a unltsri stand fn
support thef authorities In all movements 01-
Sected to secure adequate food supplies. Brother
fetcalf. of Court No. 887, In a spirited appeal
made plain the crying need of the hour in that
xespect and quoted a startling array of facts,
one ot which made many of the listeners sit In
wonderment at its revelations. "American
children already feel the pinch or war. They
ars hungry. For though wages have Increased
6 par cent since the outbreak, prices have ad
vanced 28 per cent, and parents are unable to
rrovlde proper nourishment. Medical examlna
lon of New Tork school children has disclosed
Ihe fact that 100 000 children show tb stigmata
erf prolonged undernourishment, and that 200.000
are not setting- enoush o eat. This Is the
larsesK ouatber of hungry children ever recorded
fey Use Jakw York Denartment of Health. New
Zsrfc s BjrooaWr t wMrplcal of other Jars f
American cities that ar being starved by soul
leaa apeculators." -MM
Court Marlon, No. 274. In Us splendid sub
scrlptlon for the "honda that aeaure freedom
from bondase." slates Deputy J, I1. Oartland,
No. 840. "hss shown a devoted patriotlam
worthy of emulation. Proportionate to Its
financial stability It lompares favorably with
any other liody of a Ilka memberahlp " Grand
Court Iteprcsentatlve llrother Ilrnney srtdat
"The spirit of the Intrepid hero Marlon, shows
Itself In the arts of his lorsl followers of to
day. Home people think tho owe nothing to
the nation and have no duty to jierform. but the
boys of Marlon come forth at the call of the
country to offer their lives, their ervlcea nnd
their purse tu help thu nation In Its call for
assistance " ,
The ronsnllrtited courts committee of Mont
romery County held n reunion session at Court
Spring Mill. No. I".".. The forty representatives
convened in executive session to further arrange,
inenta for the combined carnival to le held July
2H aa a county commemorative fete In connec
tion with the celebration of the natnl dsy of
the Torestrrs of America. The next session of
the activity unit will bo held July 21 at I'uurt
Pride of Norrlatown
The snclsl meeting wns turned Into a rrtllv to
Congratulate the degree tefttn of Cheltenham, No
ir,.l upon Its l-lng accorded the aperlsl prize of
11110 for Its proficiency In exemplification which
the grand court mnventlon upon motion nf 1
O. C It J II Kirk, of No 108 unapltnoualy
awarded to It
"Court No. I5S," atatea I O C It Ilradley,
of No. 8.1. "stknda In the foreranka of the fra
ternity, aa nn exemplar of real activity, t'nllke
aome who lutein everything nnd complete nothing,
who start in all directions only to nrrlve no
where, thla body of workers haa for years
Plnnned Its projects nnd diligently worked tho
practlcsl pinna to aurceasful achlevrments. It
has Ideals, but experience taught It that Ideals
do not amount to much unless they sr reso
lutely tried to be realized It ayatcmstlzed its
work and holds Its Meals within Its rrasn never
relsxing the grssp The tribute of the con
vention wsb a spontaneous acknowledgment of
the worth of thla splendid asgregatlon In Its
accnmpllahmonta, anil It Is the hope of Ha well
wlshera, that the force of Its example will exert
a wholesome Influence upon all other branches
'The approximation of fcllnfr thmitiht and
hftblt Is constant, and the nrtlon of example Is
unceasing ' The brethren of the Immediate dis
trict especially apprerlntn tho reword of No
1f1 as one due to the most energetic body within
the confines of the county"
eatfjg
AT,THA1N'Z. July n, MAM.; AITHAINZ.
Dun nntlrn of funnrnl KtvMI
IlAUKHtt July 3. JOHN, Mmliinrl of Mary
llarkcr, nKl 70 HHnttvn nrt friends InvltPiJ
to funeral. Frl 1! p m 101S Mutter t. Int
Iirlvtilc. irenwoo4 (K of V I Orn. Auto fu
nfrl .(ernatrifi may t .Irwed Thur. f
11KAXH July 4, at nom, N' :Mth M . 1'hlli, .
I : II. MA KI'M', Hlfe nf IIr.Tt It II' an and
rtAinthtfT of Trunk and Mdta Shugard, need 'J7.
lHntlti and frlnda invited to funeral KeTvl(n,
Krl . 8 j m . clintjcl of Kirk & Nlr. rtafll der
ma niown ar Further frr.lcra t'.iper Dublin
Lutheran Church, Hat . 3 t rn Int nrl.nte.
HI.!.!..- At roKldtnra uf tuui fn-luw Wlltlnm IT.
IUu, 'J 17 07 N. 1.1th Kt., July . LUl ISA IllM.Is
lne Ham), uldovv ut J. William f fell. Ilela
tlves and frlrnda lnvltel to funeral erv1re,
Frl., 2 p. in , Funeral Home of John V Kim
mri & Hon. 2IL'7 N liroad M. Jnt. nrHatp.
American MrchanlcV Orn. Auto funeral. Friend,
may lew remain Thuru., 8 to Id p. m., 1'uneral
Home.
. HIUM:V Julr n. JAMKS. hunhnnd of Ii-1-elta
and ann of lutct Mli hM nnd 'lara lllsley,
axed 4I Relatives nnd frlendn InMlfd to fu
neral. Hat.. 8 :. h. m. 220.1 Nf 2d M Solemn
requiem high mam Vlaltntlon Church 10 n m.
Int. New Fatheiirnl (Vm,
. M.KHHINU July .1 KDWAUD huhand of
lain Amelia V Hlemlnf?. nged (11. Itelntlvea
and frlenda. Uratltudt C'onnrll No f.kj, F !.
A ; tmployca of IT. o I , 4.ith Ward, Htatlon II,
lien Aaio., Invited to funeral. Hat , 2 p m,.
2017 i:. Venanco at Int L'aat Trdiir lllll Cem.
Hemalna may bo leutrd Frl . h to 10 p m.
IIOXURAt Mt Molly N J , July 4,
T.AUHA. vvlfu of IMM Hoxer. nRe.1 04 llela
tlvea and frlenda Invltfd to funeral. Hat . 1 p.
m . 2 Klnc nt . Mt Holly. Jut llrotherhood
Ccm
imoWN July 4, ikimC. widow of latn Ilutrh
Ilrown (n) McMcnlmanl. Funeral Hat . K 3d
ii. m . 4Itlft Hoopes at Solemn renulom maFa nt
Our Mother of Borroua fhurch 10 a. m. Int.
Cathedral Cem lleUtltca and friends Our
Mother of Horrowa' AUht. Roaary and tjacred
Heart Horletlea, lnlted to attend.
HKOWN At Kllzalth. N J.. July fl. 1017.
LYUIA A., widow of Item Irk Wilson Brown. In
her 73th year Funeral from her late resi
dence. 14 Delawaro at , Hllzabelh, Frl., July U,
at 2 p m
HIIYAN July 2, MAMi: A widow of David
H. llrvun nnd dautihter of Harah nnd Henja
mln F. Hmlth, axed 25, formerly of 1020 H.
Cnmao at. llelatlvta and friends Invited to fu
neral. Frl., H..'M a m., ptirenta' rHid-;nce, 2H40
l'rntt at, llrldtslnirjr. Holetnn requiem mass All
Halnts' Church 10 u. ni Int. Holy Cross Ccm.
Auto funeral
1I11YON - At l'rel.vterlan Homo for Aired
Coupler and M-n, Hala. l'a.. July 4. EUA
1JC rilfl wife of Thomas Ifryon. lSerlce at
Home. Hat., on arrival of 2 10 p m. train from
liroad at. atutlon. Int. Mt. Morluh Cent
ItirrrnUFIIiaMX Suddenly. June 30. at
ItlvervlHW Heach, N. J., THOMAS IJ.. son of
Kdward II. and Arabella Hutterfletd. niretl 10.
Relatives and friends, membera of St. I.ukn'a
M. H. Church, Monemen Fellouahlp Cluh.
State FenclMea of Thlla ; Troop No. 10. Uoy
Scouts: Oawanefc, No -.hi. I. O. It. M. Invited
to funeral Hat.. 1 p. m., nportmenta of Will I urn
H. Hattershy, 3310 N. liroad at. Hervlies St.
Luke's M. I1. Church liroad and Krle ave., 2
P. m. Int. Northwool Cem. Newark (N. J.)
papers -oty.
CANTWKM. July 4. NICIIOT.AS. aon of late
Michael and Mary Cantwell. Funeral, to which
relatives and friend. Musicians' I'nlon, 1-ocal
No, 1, am Invited Sat., 8 , m.. realdenro son-ln
law. Michael J. Hoiriui. 1202 N, ltith at Maan
of requiem Church of the- (leau, 0 30 a. m. Int.
Holy CroN Cem. Auto funeral.
CIIAMHKItS) Suddenly. July 2. MCHAIlD
P . aon of Mary A. and late Itlchard Chambers.
Funeral Sat. H 30 n. m . 1T27 Wood at. Solemn
maas of requiem at Cut bed rn I id o. m. Rela
tive and friends Invited to attend. Int. Holy
Cross Cem
COMI.Y At Summerdalo N, J, July 4.
ANNUS F , widow of Robert H Comly. formerly
of Itustleton, IM. Relattna and frlendti lnlted
to funeral. Sat . 1 p in., realdence, of aon-ln-law.
George W. Colebourh. Summerdale. N. J.
Services at hom. Int. private Harlelth Cem
Jt)J?TtAl"A-t 0lk-". ra-.Julv HARAH
ANN DORA, daughter of John IJ and Anna
Dettra, aiccd TM, Relathes and friends In.fled
to funeral. Sat ,3pm, residence, of brother.
John C. Dettra, Oaks. Fa Services tlret-n Treo
j J JyE
ducational
Ileth Heies
Commercial Education
Intensive day summer courses In Shorthand.
Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Preparatory Ao
eountlnr, Office Devices, etc.. In session now.
Young people must be prepared for the great
demands ot bualnabs and toe govcrnintnt.
Enter now,
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
nroeid. and llerka Htreets
Pi'linn Plnrlre traln.d. alway. In demand; se
riling V.ICIK5 cure a position tbrouah our
rourse of Instruction. I'Mladelphla bebool of
FHInr. 910 Cheatnut St.. thlrdjloor.
Tf-lfPTnnri tcbool. Day and nlsht claasM.
' 1034 Arrh St Call or write.
KINfmiW, I'A.
WYOMINH KKMINAKV
Coeducational. Where the ounr people ret a
proper Melon of highest purpoaea In life. Ki
reptlonnl t.acliera. Collexe Preparation. Dual
neas. Art. Muatc, Domeatln Hclence, Athlettca.
Kndowed low ratea Catalog.
I. Ij. HritAIHIK. P. !.. Pre... Ulns.ton. '.
WEST CHENTKn. PA.
WEST CIIE8TKII HTATK NORMAL HCIIOOU
BothBases iauo.:tl0. U. M. MIIUI'iiITIn.
Vounr Men nnd llora
rilKHTKIt, rA.
PENNSYLVANIA v
Beoauae ther are tsalned for leaderahlp In veace
or In vrar Collegiate couraea In Civil Engineer
Ing. Chemlatry. Kconomlca and Finance. 36th
year. Preparatory and Junior schools. Addrssa
COL. CIIA1ILEM K. HVATT, Commandunt
llo SOS. Chester, Pa.
The West Point ot the Keystone State"
CHESTNUT IIII.Tj. PA.
Chestnut Hill Academy chY,n0n,a!""'
A country day and boarding school 11 mllaa
from Philadelphia, High atandarda of echolar
ehlp. unaurpaaaed equipment gymnaalum, swim
ming pool, recreation building, athletlo field.
Hpeclal low- rate for five-day boarders who spend
Hatardajs and Mondays at home. For catalog
and full Information address
J. I- I'ATTKRNO.V, , Heailma.ter
HARIllNIIUIia. PA.
Harrisburg Academy
A Capital Bthool Near m Capital Cltj
A country school founded 1780. Modern
buildinns, largs campus. Advantages o( small
claases and Individual Instruction. Thorourh
rollexe preparation. States $450 to 1550.
Supervised athletics. Beparate school for
rounder boys. We Invite closest invrstlra
Ion a pevonal visit If possible. Writs for
our catalorue and plant of new dormitory.
New Junior school building- will be open for
September term. Addreaa
AttTIJUB E. I1R0WN, D. A., Headmaster
TlXKtAyP,y. J,
iMAPLEHURST SCHOOL imim
A select home school for a limited number
of retarded and subnormal children. B.T.nt.an
years' experience. Booklet.
AMKIJNK II ERA FIT ARNADR. PRINCIPAL
lUlXOrOBT. W. i.
Winchester Preparatory School
Boarding and Par School for Boys
coli.se preparatory ana gensni cb
UsVUIOsT. ijougias uows ass
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADETvPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1917
nnATnn
Church S'SO p, m, Int. adtolnlnr rem. , Car
rlatres will meet 2 21 and 2JM p. m, tralm on
V, It. R. at Oaks Station.
niKNKR July 2. ANNA A. M., wlf of Ed
ward Dlener and daughter of Ida and Herman
Newbauer. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Frl 2 p. m . residence of parents, 1420
Cambridge at. Int. Oakland Cent.
HKNNIMOM-. Jily 4, BARAK A. wife jt
William O. Fennlmore. Relathea and friends
Invite! to funeral. Hat, 2 p. m . realdence of
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hutchinson. 31J
Mlddteaei it . Gloucester City, N. J. Services
Heddlmc M B. Church 3 P. m. Jnt lleddlns
1 'FISHER. At 2047 N. Carlisle, st . July 4.
MARGARET WOOUWOHTH, wife of James
Henry Fliher and dauahter of Motile Anderson,
sited 2H SrrvUes and Int. private, Ecxlnnton,
XVASNOS. July 4, MICHAEti V.. husband of
Catharine Odtinon (nee Clancy). Relatives and
friends. St. Elisabeth Renelkla. Society. Invited
to funeral. Hat . 7 30 a, m . 2441 Hharawood at.
Solemn requiem tnasa St. Ellaabeth's Church 0
a. m. Int Holy t'ross Cem. Auto funeral,
OARSi;i July 4, KI.I.EN CAHTOH GARSED.
widow of Harry T. Garsed, In her 71Mh nr
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral si rv
Ices, Sat . 2 p m., 4Tt"t I'enn at., rrunkfnrd.
Int. private. Cedar Hill Cem. Kindly omit
flowers
OEOAtTP. July 4, JOSEPH, husband of
Josephine Oegaurf (nee Mura), nxed 33. Rela
tives and friends may view remains Thurs. eve.
at Touanda and Eafayette avea . Melroae Fark.
N to 10. Funeral aervlcts will be held Sat.. 2
F. rn., father's realdence 210 'resident at.,
assalc, N. J, Int. Ht. Nicholas Cem.
(HUMS July 2. WIMiIAM I... Jr. hnshand
of liertha Glbbs (nee Rurkliardt), aon of lna
and late William Glbbs Reintlvea and friends,
Court AV'averlv. No. 21D. 1. nf A . Shafkamaftnn
Trlb No 16. Imp O R M . Camp No r.dO.
J M. W of A , Invited to funeral services Frl .
'i p m resHienxrt or brrniier-in-iaw i,nw;rn
iech. SIR E Rockland at Int. private Mt.
Peace Cem Remains may . viewed Thura.
eve Auto funeral
OIMU.IVr At residence of aon. N'oM Gil
bert. Sfllfl Itldm five, Julv 4 MARTHA G.
widow of fsansinic II. Gilbert, aged (10. Notice
of funeral later. . .
OltKSlMKU July 4 MORGAN, husband of
Carrlo E Greslmer Relatives and friends, cm;
ploea of Iteii Telephone Co. lKal Dept 1 all
rtiiDi ni-irirvl9ii (IririB at uit.lrh ( wnn n. member.
Invited to funeral services. Sun . 2 P. m., -010
i:. Elkhart at Int Orecnmount Cem Auto
funeral. . . ,
HANSEM, At Mnsonvltle N J.. Julv 3.
VHltJlNIA TRACY, wife of Wllmont llanel
Rnlatlvea and friends Invited to funeral. 1 r .,
2 o. m Masonvltle, N. J. Convcsanccs will
meet 12 4 p m train from Market at ferr.
I'hlU Omit flowers. . .
HAESMANN. July 3. MARY M . widow of
Charles C Hauimaiin. aired 81. Retatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral Frl . 7 3d a m real
denco of William K, Glossop. 2S22 Unruh at.,
'J (irony. Requiem high mui. Hi. leo n Chuff h
li . in Int private
lU'llEUT-July 2. JOHN H.. snn of late
Charles nnd Virginia Hubert. Relatives and
frlmd. Samuel M. I'jfer Yeirly Henefli In I
Soclet, No. 1, Invited to funeral. Sat.. 7 'id
a m., 2221 S. 0th at. Requiem mass Chun h
of Our l.ady of Mt. Carmel, i a. m. Int.
private
lll'ULEMAN J'llv 4. 1300 Seltzer st , AI
FRED, husband of Sarah Hurlemnu, aged 01.
Due not Ice of funeral
HIWU.V Jul 3 JOHN JOSEPH, son of
WllltHin and Elton Huston (nee O'ltrlen) aged
17 Relatives and friends. II. V M Sodality.
Temperance Society of St. Anthon' Church, in
vited to funeral Hat, M a m. pnrnta' resi
dence, 2530 Ellsworth st. Solemn high mass of
requiem St Anthony's Church ti 3d n m. Int
Holv Cross Cent
IIYMAS Suddenly. July 2, EM1I.Y E.
II V. MAM. Relatives and friends Imlttd to fu
neral services. Frl , 2 tt m , raldtnce of
brutber. Snmuel Hymas, 042 E. Indiana, avo,
Int ttrlvate
JANNSCH Julv 3. HEIsMA JANNSCH (nee
Wagner) wlf of Kmll Jannsb. nged .V Relti
tlvta and friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 2 p.
m , 44i Kclgrad at. Int. Greenmount iVm,
JOHNSTON July 3. JAMKS JOHNSTON, Sr.,
husband of lat Margaret Johnston. Relatives
and friends Co. F, Hth Kevt., l'a Vol , In
vited to funeral Hat. h 30 n in., 23. Ih-rmlt-ftue
at , Mnnnyunk High maan Holy Family
Church Id a. m Int private
KKENAN Suddenly, July 4, nt T.ansdowne,
Delaware Co.. l'a. JULIAN J KEENAN, Hr .
hualand of I-lna M. Kcenan. Duo tiotlco of fu
neral Klven.
KENDIG. July 1. EMZARETH, widow of
Henry R KendU; Relntlven and friends In
vited to funeral. Frl.. h 30 n. m , aon-ln-Iaw's
residence. John MrOlonc, Oil S Adth st. Sol
emn requiem maas St Carthago's Church Id
a. m Int private Auto funernl
EAMON'T. Suddenly. Julv 3. DENNIS I.A
MONT, JR., husband of Anna V. I.amont (neo
Funk), and aon of Dennis and Sarah I.amont,
aged 30, Relatives and friends, George M.
lirooko Circle, No 40. JJ. of A.: Star of Rcth
lehem Lodge, No 100 I, O. O. F. , ernplov'S
of Cramps' Painters' Fnjon, invited to funernl,
Hun. 3 p. in., I0.17 Martha at. Int. North Cedar
Hill Cem.
MUHIE At Mt. Roval, N. J., July 3. JO.
SEPH H LODGE, aged 71 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Frl . 1 3d p in , real
dence. Mt. Roal, N J Int. Egllngton (" m.
LOGAN July 1. GEOUGE II.. son of George
II. and Annie Logan (net) Mehllg) aged 13.
Relatives and friends. Presbvtirlan Chun li Sun
day m hoid Hoy Scouts, invited to funeral. Sat ,
2 p. m.. parent h' residence 4S23 Almond st.,
Hridtsburg. Int. privatn, Onklaml Cem. Re
mains may b viewed Frl , h to id p. m.
LlTSII July 2. ALEXANDKK, husband of
Violet M J Liih tnoe Uoer. Rebitlves and
friends. Wushlnglon Camp No, (.1, F. O. H. of
A.. IJjnnd Tribe No, atll. Imp. O It. M:
emploe of Jointers' Shop. Phi la Nuvy Yard
Invited to funeral services, Irl , 1 p. m.. 12.10
H Hu knell st. Int. Mt Moriah Cem Re
mains may be viewed Thurs.. to 10 p. in. Auto
funeral
MAOriRE Julv 4. MARY, widow of IVter
Magulre. RelatlvtH and friends invited to f
neral. Hat, h 3d a m , an HI Melon st.. Weal
I'hilu. High requiem mass Hi, Agatha's Church
10 a. ni Jnt. Cathedral dm
MANGE- July 4. TU-'U Greeno at , German
town. GERTUl DE E daughter of late Mark H.
aud Elizabeth Munge Funeral and Int. private
McFADDEN. Suddenlv, Julv 'J, 'IHO.MAS M .
aon of Mb hue) nnd Elizabeth McFaddeu. JtrU
tlves aiiid friends invit'd to funeral. Sat., h 3d
a. m , parents' residence, 212.1 N. Orkney st
High requiem maan Ht. Edward'a Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Croas Cem
Mclaughlin July 2 mary, wifn of jameM
McLaughlin (me Doherty). Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral, Frl. H 30 u. m , Hd7 S 21th
st Solemn high mass of nqulem St. Patrick's
Church Id a. m. Int Holv Cross Cem
MOORE July 2. ALEXANDER husband of
Amanda Moore (nee JelTertes), aged 1.3. Rela
tives and friends Patter l.odge. No 111 p ftmi
A. M , Clnclnnatus .'onr.cii Sn. HVi O. of f A
Itldw Ave Depot Relief Asso p. R. T liens
flclal Aaso , nnd nil other organizations of vvhUh
ho waa a memlter Invited to funeral services
'Ihurs. S p. in. 4140 Parrish at Further serv-
lloth Neies
GcorcC School A homo school In the coun
. .... try for bovs and Klrla. Sapa
rato dormitories Graduates succeed In college.
211 acres A hletlcs Catalogue (. A. Wal
ton. A. SI.. Prln.. Hot S3. i.eorga Mhool, Pa.
ONLY $15.00. CIIMPI.KTi: Cdlltsi:
H?ni0,urBpny an? Typewriting or llookkeeplng.
Special Summer Hate Register now.
Positions positively s-iiaranteed.
School of Business Ultlrlenry, 703 Wnlnnt St.
STRAYER'S Th ""' uuamea. BhoJi;
... . .Rth nil Chestnut Streets.
Positions qusranteedKnter now. Day or night
HAVE KIl.vJU) over 16.000 positions. Feenld
to schools. D. II. COOK". Mgr National
Thera Agency. Perry llldc.. PMladelphla.
Teacher. VVanted. Positions waiting. "Free rear.
Istratlon for College end Normal graduates
Modern Teachers' lloreau. 100 Market Ht.
. AM.ENTOWN. PA.
ALLENTOWN PREPARATORY
ruhool for Boys. Prepares for colleges and unl.
yeraljlea. Magnlflcent new building, line country
location. Junior Dept. lutes ISuo to 1350 lioi
I0. Ur. m. II. llHse. ITU.. Allentown. &.
ni.AlHHTOWN
Blair Academy for Boys
TTBuauall healthful location. 12 miles from
Delaware Water O.p lOU-acre campui 7nd J?.
Joining farm Perfect equipment of 8 handsome
buildings. Out-ln-thMpen and athletic games
Double gymnasium. Preparation for college and
technical school.. Military drill. Visit Blair
and see Its advantages. Write for catalog.
.asC.lkarp.,LL.D.,IItalmait.r.Bra A.DIalrit.srsJv'J,
LANCASTER, PA.
FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY
Lancaster, l'a. Founded 17aT. Modern equipment
throughout. Prepares bos for leading collegea
and technical schools Terms moderate. Address
T.U.llelm,A.M.,K.M.IIartman,A.M..PrM.,Hos 413
MEHrERtnunn."YAr "
The Mercersburg Academy
FOB BOYS Merceraburg. Pa.
Send for catalogue to
Wm. Mann Irvine, Ph. I).. I.L.U., Headniaater,
MUSIC
RAG Tnv,E
aV m mvm mano playinci
CIIRItTRNSEX SCHOOL OF'pop'ur.Ml'Jiiil
y Cheatnul HI. Phon" VliJuc" 007 C
JilS asi2iHt, . , Phone Tioga Sitt
1S0 Tkrji. J?Jione DIckUieonSToi
RaGTISIK In 20 leaaona or Monsy Back. ' bsuT
mailed frse. ClIKIbTENNKN Plana Scbola.
1620 Chestnut Bt 1412 V.naiigo St. 1M4
Tasksr at. Phons Sprues 867.
SWIMMING
CENTRAL NATATORIUM
Bwlm tor health and plasurs la water
T change and purlnad dally. Cost. In add).
M tloa to m.mbershlp, 11.00 a year, 10.04 fa
O months' eat of pool. private leases
A IS.00I alngl. swim SB cents.
xui AB.CU sTM mm.
CLARK'S JaUo 8wlmmln Bckosl, ISM
n
nn.Tiis
Ices and Int, at Hop-well M, p. Church, Cheater
County. I'a Krl.. 11 a. m. Automobiles.
NOItTll. Hu.ldenly,, at flrenloch. N. '"
8. THOMAS A NOIITI1 Jtelatlve ".ohd friends
Towsnda Trll, No 104. 5. O. II. M., Invited to
funeral, realdetiee of brother. Joaloh .'"rth,
ittaekwood N. J . Hat.. 2 p. m. Services at
,ou.?.WO?r7 uWtwJ.".!. "I rain leave; Cheatnut
it. ferry at 1 p. m. for Blackwood. Friends may
"lit.vljuw 5: IRAN-CIS. huaband of Jo.
stphlne Qulnn (nee Hart). Relatives and frienda.
Holy Name Society of .Visitation parish, , em.
Ployes Phlla. Testilo Machine Co , Invited to
funeral, rn.. B30 a. m, res denco of brother.
He mini ulnn, :i!07 N Franklin st lllah mass
of requiem Ht. Veronica's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral.
ItHICllNlllt. On Saturdvy, June 30, ini7
Ulxmui: liHICIINKR. grd til ears, huaband
of Jano Ilclchtier (nee Bonier). Interred July
'" ROACH July .1. CATHHRINB. wife of
Maurlro ltoah Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral Hat. H..1U a. m. 5.114 ilrown st.
Solemn requiem mass Ht. trnnrls' ( hurclv 10
a. m. Int Holy Cross cvmAuio) funeral.
STKVVIIT. July i, lin.Nlir, husband of late
llmma Hlevvart Inee Ilrown). Relatives ana
friends Invited to funeral services, Thurs,, H
P. m 2118 Christian at Int. t'old Hprlng
Cem., Cape May, ft. J , Trl Trsln lesves
Cheatnut st ferry. 1' It. II H.. H.r.0 a. m.
HntlCKI.ANU. At Wilmington. Del, July 2,
DM.MA VIOLA, wife of George J. Strickland,
aged r.O Itelatlvea and friends Invited lo lu.
reral aervlcea, 24 W, 30th at, Wilmington. Del.,
Thurs. 8 i m. Further aervlcea Ht.John'a
M K Church, Irfwlsvllle. Pa , Frl 10-30 a. m.
Int. adjoining rem Autos will meet train ar
riving Klktnn. Md, Frl.. ft 32 a. m.
HTTCKERT. At Newtown, Po., July 8,
rWHIKRH'K STCCKnUT, nged 41. Reintlvea
and friends Invited to funeral without further
notice, residence of brother William It Stuck
ert. N Lincoln ave , Newtown, l'a., I rl , 2 p.
m Int. Doyle.town Cera ,,
TAYLOR Al Jamlon Pi.. July o. ninilB
u hM,.w nt riatwt J. Tnvlnr aged 70 Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral. Homerton M li
Church Frl ,1 p. m Int William .vnn Cem.
THOMAS July 1. HOWARD F.. son of Wll
Main P and Ixiulaa Thomns (nee Sleesmar.),
sged BO. Relatives and friends, membera of
Wahlngtnn Cnmp. No. 358, 1'. O H. of A.. In
vited to funeral services. Sun., 2 p. m.. par
ents' residence, .2221 Hitter st. To proceed to
Palmer cem. vault. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.
Turin. .lnlv " H1.1ZA J . daughter of late
William and Elizabeth O Todd, formerly of
2118 Race st. Relatives and friends Invited to
funernl, Frl., 2 p. m nlcre's residence. Mrs.
U'llllnm II. Parker. (I.18 N. Otlth st Int pri
vate Auto funernl.
VAN COntTLAND Julv 3. ANNIfi. widow
ol Joseph Van Courtlnnd Rebitlves and friends
Invllod to funeral. Frl., 2 p m., 1102 H. Wilt st.
Int. Palmer Cem.
VIHT July 3. rilRISTIANNA. widow of
Jncoti Velt, aged 7 Relatives nnd frlenls In
vited to funeral a,ervl.es. Sat . 2 p in 2407
Jneper st Int. private North Cedar Hill Cem.
Autn funeral.
WAIIItr.N At Boston July 3. JENMH HOI.
LINdHWOKTII, wife of (leneral Lucius 11. War
ren unci dntlghter of the late Amor Holtlnga
worth of .Milton. Mnsa . aged 72.
V K.LIin July .1 LOI'IH husbnnd nf late
Sophia Welde, used 11 Relatives and friends,
Hclivvabeiilnind. No 40. I) I) S H Turnlere.
DOS It.. Tliiga llen.tlrlal Society, Hasonla
Macnnerelwr, Invited te funer.il. Hat. 130 p.
in 2108 N 2d at. Int HlllsMn em , via
trolley iiir. Remains may I! viewed Frl., 7 to V
'' WILLIAMS At Spring Mill. Montgomery
Count). Pa . July 2. HLIZAIIHTII. widow of
lames Williams and daughter of Into Daniel
liliel .Msrgar. t FMhT ltelatlves and friends
Invitee! te seivlcn Krl. 1 30 p ni , elaURllter's
re'allence. Hlla Stay nprlng Mill. Services In
St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Barren Hill, 2.30
P, in Int. llnrren Hill Remains may be
vleweil Thurs. ove
WILSON. July B, I'lIRHNCl: LOPISH.
eliinxhter eif late Frederick I'eistrr nlnl I,oule
Odonntt Christine' Nollee lltvr Newnrlt, N. J.,
peetwrs tile H ceiliv
VOOIHNtlTON. luly 3. OnORtin hU'hand
nf Man anel son of Into Perellnnnel nnd Char
hitte veeudlngton Relatives nnd friends anel
all societies of which ho was a member Invlte'l
to funeral aervlcea. Sat.. 2 p in. resldente of
sun-In law. Albert Fle-lels. 2714 lleiudltiot "t. nro
e ' e-,1 to Franklin Cem. vault. Int. Oakland
Cem Remains may bj viewed Frl., utter 7
p. ni
WonilltltlT. July 1. Mrs W. WARRHN
VooDItrPK. Jr., nf Huntingdon, Pa.. eKughter
nf Mr nnd Mra Utley Wedge, of Arelmore. Pa.
I'liniriil nt country hotni of ctley Weelge Paoll
road. 3 3D p. m.. Thurs. Relatives and friends
PARCEL POST
No connection with
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MALONE
The Pioneer Bicycle
Man
S.nnili tmck of liU
BICYCLES
AisM. u.w mnoAiNS
m:v iiicycmis
f',0.00 ii n J J'l
Uljfrnl allow finrn nn your
hlotlr. iikIi ur rany piiTinrnt
j-ircomi iinnri morim, )juu
tiki:s, $1.00 u
i:crylhlntr In the Ulcyr l.lno Rt
l.oweat i'oinio l'rircs
I.nok us over lnfnrm rurrhnstnir flio-
wIhto nntl you 111 nave money We do
n kfl nl.itlnir. rnnmellnrr. hrazlnir. ulr.in
Izlnw ntHl uctdinK All kinds of reDftlr
worlc Ruarantpnl. W are rheapr than the
rhrrip-M "ur work U better than tho best.
fall nml U runlnrrd Open eienlnni And
HunJ.ijH Daddj of luw prices and quality.
GEORGE C. MALONE
1203-01 Olrnrel Avenue
NO OWIICTIIIN ITH ANV OTIIL'R I'l.ri".S
yLSLO
Leg Comfort
Do Varicose Velna. L Ulcers.
HeakAliklea, Swollen l.a.maki
life mlserablet There Is a nieaaas.
f Joy for you In th
Corliss Laced Stocking
' A sclentlno support and lss
treatment that gives Immediate
comfort anil sure help No elaatlo
to bind a-IJuBte to every coneil.
Hon without rubber. Laundars aa
eaally aa a towel. Koeta aliape
weara for rnontha. Made to your
ineaeurf. $1,711 each, or two for
rame lei. $3.00. Call and b.
meaaured free, or write for self
meurement blank No. a.
We also make abdominal belts
(elaatlc and non-elastlo) to order.
Hours 0 to S dally, 0 to 4 Sst.
Penna. Corliss Limb Specialty Cs.
1211-1S-1S Filbert St., Phlla.. Pa,
Hull. 490, 11.11 phone. Walnut 0l
Green BUDDHA
Incense Burner
AND INCFNHF.
COMri.F.TE 30c
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3 Houth Klihlh St., rblla.
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans (1000 for (10
Drlnr your diamonds, watches and Jewelry to
the largest pawnshop In the world,
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
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IML PhlisdslpUU Hi V
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DEATH)
Invited. Int. Oreat Valley rresbyterlan Church.
Autos will meet trains srrlvlnf at Taoll Station
2:04. 2:34. 8 04 and a:23. ,....
WOODS. July 4. EI.I.A r.. wife ; Morsan
It. Woods, aseel 02. Ilelatlves and friends In
vited to funeral aervlcea. Sat., 2 p. " real
denes of husband, Nlson at., Shawmont, Thlla.
Int Weatmlnater Cem, ..... . ,.,
L WOODS. June 80,, WIU, AM &.3:9P?l
huaband of Alberta. Woods (nee Neabltt) and
aon of Minnie and late Hlehard Moods, ajed
24, Itelatlvea and friends. Uenjamln Harrison
Council. No, ' 02. Jr. p. , U. A. M and em
ployes mill ant Msnufscturlns Co.. Invited to
hinersl servlrea, Sst.. I:.1U p. m.. 0828 Gray's
ave. Int Ksrnwood Cevn. Klends may call
Frl., 8 to 10 p. m. Auto cortfse,
YAItNAt.U July S. MA1IT Mir.laEn TAn.
NAI,I aeed 63. ilelatlves and friends Invited
to funeral services, Krl.. 1 P. m.. 217 Cricket
ave., Ardmore, Pa. Int. private.
EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST
CLASSIFIED RATES
Public Ledrjer or Evening Ledger
AOATR LINE HATE KOfl EACH INSEJlTION
THI8 BTVt.E TTPB (Or Ilk. thla)
One or two tlmea JJfi.
Three time, or more within week 11VM
0 average worda to one line.
COMBINATION RATE
Public Ledger and Evening Ledger
One nr Iwn HmM
2Se
Three times or more within week..
llMe
LARGER TYPE
la permitted In all claaaldcatlona escept Help
and Situations Wanted. I,oat and Found. Per
sonals lloardlns and Hooms, at additional coat
of Be per line for each line In the advertleement.
There is a drug store near your home
that will accept Ledcek want ads at
office rates.
irELP WANTED FEMAXE
nnLI, TELEPHONE
OPEHATINO
T?ork near our home In pleasant and
healthful surroundlnss, with excellent
opportunities for rapid advancement.
There are tnenty-elsht Hell Central
Oftlcea In Philadelphia: probably there
la one within a few blocks from your
home. Unusual opportunities for earn
est. Intelligent ounir women between 18
and 22 yeara of ace.
New employes nre paid while learnlnr
and are readily advanced.
rieasant dlnlnr roome, where the best
of food Is sold at cost. In every Cen
tral office
Comfortable sitting; rooms for reading
and relaxation when off duty.
Oooil opportunity for senior and super
vising posltlona
Apply nt 4011 Market atreet dally, ex
cept Hundav H 80 a. ni to li p. m
COMPTOMETEH OPEHATOIl wanted by larse
corporation, excellent opportunity for advance
ment to experienced operator. II 353, Ledger
'entral. .
COOK'h" and pastry cooks Hotel Illscayne,
OceanCllv ApplyJIinreelersl st.L Camden
Cinl.S WANTED
OVnn 10 TEARS OF AGE
TO MAKE LITTLE PltlAUS
LltlHT. AlltV KACTOIIT .
DESIKAHI.i: HTEAHV WORK
HOT Ll'NCHES REItVED
AT LESS THAN COST ,
PAV Ill-.OINNl'.nS. 17 PEIl WEEK,
lNCREAHED AhTEIl SECONH WEEK
GOOD PAV. I'.XCEI.I.ENT TREATMENT
LIUOETT & MYEflH TOIIACCO CO.
31 AND ONTARIO
GIRLS to wrap nnd box files; steady work,
good pay. Apply 1078Frankford ave.
GIRL to naslat nurso Phono Ilrjn Mowr 029.
ilOL'HEKEEPER.'mauaglng. fora small Phila
delphia hospital, only those having had In
stitutional experience will he consdered, state
past experience nnd full details. Addreaa I
7J7. Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER wanted: aome experience nre
ferred. Apply J lllrel Moyer Co 1212 Vine.
TVI'lbT Young ladv. experienced with knowl
edge of shorthand, slate experience, salary
and reference II 101. ledger Office
WAITRESSES and cham'alda. Hotel nfacayne.
Ocean City Apply 540 Feeleral at . Camden.
HELP WANTED MALE
CARPENTERS vvante-d: must bo first ctaaa:
rate 5lo per hour, must undergo phsalcal ex
amination at plant, report with tools at Planv
2 gate, Kr glneerlni; Department, Du Pont
Co., Pennsgrove N J.
CL'TTEHS on lidles' shlnvnlsts Hanev, Kutf
ner tc Ranh, Juniper and Vine ste , Goodman
llulldlng
EMPI.OYMENT AGENT, "familiar with detail
work In connection with employing men for
large construction camp. M 741. I.cdgor Cent.
LAHORERS wanted
513 N. Heach.
LAHOREHH wanted steady work: good pay.
Apply NW. corner OthanelIlrowri,
LrMHER' COUNTERS GrTo.l wages. Apply
f!eorgeW Smith. .1007 Powelton ave.
MACHINISTS rour first-class men. able to
read blue prints. Apply Hires Condensed Milk
Co, Malvern. Po 9 m
MAN Wnnted. competent man to handle com
missary eleparment for largeconatructlon camp,
Apply Irwin ett Lelghton, Wrlshtatown, N.J.
PLUMIIERH vvanted for work In cantonments In
tho South: give experience nnd references: only
high-class mechanics need apply. Address Hox
Ml. Columbus Go
SALESMEN
We know our new offer to salesmen holds
greater possibilities for him than does any
other selling proposition offered today. Our
new Liberty Loan Hond feature Is a winner.
If sou are not maklnr money come In and
henr our proposition. We furnish leads and
allow drawing account.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
A I1R1T
st .(con
LE8JIE)
R1TANNICA CORP.
tan k ir.tn
corner walnut.
BALE
N
Owing to enllatmenta we hive a number of
vacanclea In our sales force that must be
filled nulckly bv educated Americans seeking
permanent positions; advancement Is euro
within 30 daye to most of those who Join us
now: hlgh-claaa. dignified, with selling poaal
hlHtles vastly superior to anything you can
sell this summer, references required; drawing
account. II 68, LedgerCentral.
BODA DISPENSER for seashore" work, July nnd
August, state salary expected Ledger Unanch
.108. 85th and Queen lane, Phlla.
SPINNERS wanted.
Pontoosuc Woolen Mfg.,
Plttsfleld. Maaa.
Co..
STENOGRAPHER aa assistant to manager of
workat man with srenernl office experience In
manufacturing plant preferred; atate age, ex-
Ferlence. reference and salary desired. P 018,
.edger Office.
YOUNG MAN, clerical position; quick at flgurea;
good wages chance for advancement; refer
ences required: state salary expected. P. O.
Hox 413H, Htatlon 11
General
ACCOUNTANT, Public. Senior. 11500. COST
ACCOUNTANT, 125-130. DOORKEEPERS (3)
115. 1H. 120. SALES CORRESPONDENTS
(2) $1800-12000. CLERKS. General. Coat,
Shipping, Time. Price, Stick, etc.. 110. 112.
15, 1N, 120. STENOOHAl'llERS. Iin-20.
DRAUGHTSMEN tlOl J20. 125, 30 up. ENGI
NEER SUPERINTENDENT. Wood Work
ing. MECHANICAL ENGINEER. Designer
Automatic Machinery, 12500 CIVIL KNOI
NKEKS. Tranaltmen and Hodmen, muat be
filled Immediately FOREMAN Iron Foundry.
130. HUPFRINTENDENT Mfg. Tin Calls.
SUPERINTENDENT Exp, Mfg. Varnlah
RUSINESS'SERVICE CO.. 1301 Land Tills
Bldg.
SUMMER KESOHTS
KAOLESMEBE. fA.
THE CRESTMONT INN
EAaLESMERE, PA.
Th. hotel with the Incomparable situation,
3200 feet above the sea. on the summit of lbs
Alleghsnlea. dolt, tannla, boating and the finest
ef freah-water bathing. Modern Improvements,
For booklet and terme addreaa
. WILLIAM WOODS. Manager.
WILDWOOn. N. J.
ARCADIA Plctureaque, unuaual environment.
Magnolia and Paclflo. Mra. F. D. Maxwell,
ATT.ANT1Q CITY. X. J.
Fredonia Hotel l'l""'M';t aotiT4-
walk. Neweat modern
brick hotel; American A European plana; cen
tral location; cap. 250; elevator, hatha, run
ning water, lockers for bathera; garaget rea
sonablo rates. Mrs. O. W. CARMANY I BONH.
HOTEL ARLINGTON M"hl" ay
near Reach.
Open all year. R. J. OSDORNB & SON.
Hotel Boscobel r,JL,ntukr " nt"
Beach. Open all year.
Fine table. Pklt. Thona HT. A. B. Marlon!
Westminter ?&,?" Fr??"";1"- "
street. l'rlvate bathe, run.
water. flO tip weekly, 2 up dally. Chae. Buhre,
HELP WANTED MALE
General
tour tositiom
you, Superlntendenia.
principals,
teachers, monagers, private, rural. Dusin'.s or
high achoolt alao office managers, bookkeep
ere. stenogrsphers. office; clerks. mr'V:
educstlonal and teehnlcsli opportunities J?":
snteed to gentlemen and ladlea; any part or.
the United States. Canada or South America!
write ua your nualtncatlone and what you ae
alrei confidential; we act aa your Personal rep.
riaentatlvei Inclose stamp for reply! you are
under no obligation until you haye accepted
position. Business Men's Clsarlnf Houae, Ino.,
405-05-na Commerce Truat Bldg., Kanaae
City, Io. '
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
COMPANION-nright. rractlcal wornsn "leslrea
poaltlont country prcferred.UrHo 7 B. 00th at,
YOUNO LADY, entertainer, wlahea engagementa
with children or social functions, city or local.
E 41, .Ledger Branch. .1500 Oermantown ave.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
SALESMAN of ability would like to represent
1 or 2 good accounta among the automobile
trade In Michigan Addreaa Atklnaon, 311
StantonjDetrolt
SUPERINTENDENT or manager of a wood
working huslneeai thoroughly competent and
".rhjofhandllnga big prop, M 812.Id.Off,
YOUNO MAN. 2s"veara old. high aehool grad
uate. experienced atenographer, bookkeeper,
building auperlntendent and salesman, desires
position; no objection to traveling. Addreaa
M 7nz. looser v.rnerij
TOUNO MAN. 0 years sales, purchasing, coat
and timekeeping experience, construction and
mtg. lines: avail imme. O 058. Ledger Cent
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MR8. NICHOLLS. 1029 Halnbrldge at., wants
cooks, laundresses, waitresses, chambermaids,
etc. Phone Locuat 2180.
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
CHANDLER
THE FOLLOWINO CHANDLERS -AnB
ALL REBUILT, REPAINTED AND GUAR
ANTEED: .
1017 4-PASS. ROADSTER
1017 SEDAN. LIKE NEW
1017 CHANDLER TOURING CAR
1010 CHANDLER 3-PASS. COUPE
101(1 CHANDLER SEDAN
1010 CHANDLER TOURING
1015 CHANDLER TOURING
OTHER MAKES
1018 STUDCnAKER. T PASS., B CY1-:
HUN 2000 MILES
1DHJ LOZIER TOURINO
1015 CADILIKC 8-CYl. TOURINO: BAR-
OAIN
1013 HUDSON M-84 TOUllINO
1016 OAKLAND MODEL 37 TOURINO!
LIKE NEW
1000 LOCOMOBILE SMALL LIMOUSINE!
MAKE GOOD HACKER
1012 CADILLAC TOURING
1010 FORD CAHRIfaLET; LIKE NEW
1017 CHAI-tlgnS .SMALL 0-CYL. ROAD
STER
1010 MONROE ROADSTER
1017 GRANT "0". NEW TOURINO
iniri IMPERIAL ROADSTER
1012-18 PACKARD TOURINO
1014 OLDSMOBILE LIMOUSINE
11114 WINTON LIMOUSINE
1015 IllIICK, 4 CYLINDER, 1450.
10ir, HUICK, 0 CYLINDER. J550
1013 PIERCE 0-48, BERLIN LIMOUSINE.
General condition ot Car A-l. Shows
no wear A bargain.
Herbert-Cook Company
CHANDLER AGENCY
N. E. Cor. Broad and Race Sts.
ASK TOR M. A. PTOTT
Manager Used-Car Department
Call, write or phono Spruce 4825
ALLEN 2-passenger roadater; overatze tires;
first-class mechanical condition; low mile
age EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
11134 Cheatnut at. Spruce 704.
Dlstrlhutora Standard "8" and Allen "4" cyl.
ItUICK touring, small Six: like new; bargain.
L. 8. BOWERS CO.
25(1 N. Jlroael st Locust 4550.
CADILLAC 5-passenger touring; lights and
starter, shock uhsorber; tires new.
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1034 Cheatnut st. Spruce 704,
Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4" cyl.
CADILLACS 1013 nnd 1010 models, thoroughly
overhauleel. repainted and guaranteed by us.
Automohlle HalesCqrp., 142 N liroad st.
CADILLAC. 1014. 7 PASSENGER: SPLENDID
CONDITION. WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
HALE. 11 35 LEDOER OFFICE.
CHANDLER 1010 touring: perfect condition:
also 4 roadsters: lights and starters; perfect
condition. 2.10 N. liroad at. Locust 455U.
COLE 8-CYL. TOURING; paint and tires ex
cellent, aeat covera.
EASTEHN MOTORS CORPORATION
1031 Cheatnut st. Spruce 704,
Distributors StandaTd "8'and Allen "4" cyl.
HUDSON super touring car, wire wheols; prac
tically new.
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1A34 Cheatnut at. Spruce 704,
Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4" cyl.
HUDSON auper alx town car. new In every
reapect.
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1034 Cheatnut et. Spruce 704.
DlstrHutoja Standard J'8"andAllen4"cyl.
KING 1017 8-cyllnder 7-passenger touring. i85d7
Stanley Motor Carriage Co.. 2325 Cheatnut.
LOCOMOBILE 10irT"0-48" 7-passenger tour
ing, painted maroon, overhauled In our own
ahopa; would ault the moat particular buyer;
very attractive car for family; guaranteed.
LOCOMOBILE
2114 Market at,
F. M. HALI.IOAN. Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
MARMON 101B 1910 MODELS
aibo uaea rare nr oiner makeB,
FANNINO MATHIS CO.
BROa.D AND RACE STREETS
John T. Cunningham. Manager Deed-Car Dept.
MITCHELL PARTS
SCHORER. 3380-45 MARKET
OVFIILAN1) PARTS
BCHOBBH. 3330-45 MARKET
VIM DELIVERY TRUCK, fine running condi
tion; top hoely, tires almost new; can be
eeen at International Harvester Company of
Amerlci Show Room, 211-13 N. 22d at,
PAIGE 1010 7-paaaenger Sedan; rebuilt and
guaranteed: will aell at a bargain. Blgelow
JWIllay Motor Co.. 804 N, Broad. "'"'w
PIERCE "0"-48 7-paaaenger touring; new top;
newly painted; uphoiaterlng good as new: ex
cellent tires, lights and starter, mechanically
best of shspe, newlv painted
EASTEHN MOTORS CORPORATION
1634 Chestnut St. Spruce 704.
Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4" cyl.
-.", . Chain-drive truck units J325
HAYFOnD Worm-drive truck unlta! .. l.Mli
Why pay more?
RAYFORD CO,
in
an.1 Indiana ave.
REPUIII.Tf TniTr-ic i7r
BCHOBEIL 3330-45 MARKET
STANDARD "8" 2-paaaenger roadater:
painlea tl rea; new.
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
, , ,1034 Cheatnut at. Spruce 704
DlstrUjutoj B8tandard "8"and Allen "4" cyl
BTANDARD "8" demonatratlng car. 7 nsss'rer'
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION C"
. . ,1634 Chestnut at. Spruce 704.
i Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4" ct!
BTEARNS-KNIGHT. Juat overhauled, repainted
and equipped with new Urea: bargain. Stanley
Motor Carriage Co.. 2325 Cheatnut. "'""
"fcTODDARD-DAYTON PARTS
neuuiicii, ajja-ia MARKET
B. O. V. Town Car; tires good; upholstering
good: mechanically fine, repainted. "'"","D
EA?T,n. 'OTOnS CORPORATION
-, . ,J8.S4 Chestnut st. Spruce 704.
Distributors jJtandardJViand Allen "4" crl.
, vim 'iltlicrt UIIBAP
bchober. na.io-ir, market
1017 4-pakr nnansTcn
1917 BEDAN. LIKE NEW
JJI ES'ANDLF.ll TOURINO CAR
1010 CHANDLER 3-PASS. COUPE
1910 CHANDLER SEDAN v"uur'a
1016 CHANDLF.ll TOUftlN'O
101B CHANDLER TOURINO
'.lEIlllERT COOK CO.
N. E. corner Broad and Roc.. Sprue. 4825.
AUTOMOBILES taken on consignment! rTo"
charge to ownera for storsce ar mi.
charge.. We obtain our print ova? owner,
price, or will buy car. Htgheit p'lcea lltf
See us before selling .isewhere. Automobiles
i'J& (9r .'" Keystone Motorcar Cornnint
. 1803 Market at.. Philadelphia rcr """"'
USED PLEASURE CARS AND Tltltnica '
Phonest Hell. Spruce B050j"keyTt.rllace 1731
ranalnic from 1 to 0 toni. with nri
bodfea. narfonl Vhlla.Co.t SQ8 Chm
mak.
Without
tnut.
AXLES. .HOUSINGS. RNOINM pihit?
Kf'TTnilWn la - ."-"
""' " "..? 1-CT
OLD CARR Oil WnECK8VANTi-n"
BCHOBER. S330..3 MAnKrffED
AUTO HVEBY AND QAHAOEfl
TO HIRE Day or
i-uniu
llmouai
a. TciItV. 1R41 m ..v
lop. 1211, or Pop. 1404. or Pod
ton. Park 1ifi-V - wr lop,
Bell nhonaa.
1017; K.y.
,StSffiES.JA?P"c3r
Diamond 8469. Never c oanl t..!.,Ji
Park 75.
ATJTO HEPAIBINQ
ATTENTION, FORD OWNERS
Wvl ToVkIKr-aVte-
HtKMAlN VEDITZ
ATJTO STJPPLIEa
HALL AND lJOLLEn HEAniNoT
-.-...T,aw'llmComp.ny'flos
Tinuv nisi wr nacq flUHJHH Af1
ATJTO TIKES
HERCULES TIRES
riiiarant.
snteed '
S.lu::::::i?ll
coh1n: V5r V. MM
eexo,,
ReissJ
.11,011
7.BI
IIEHCL'LES TIRR CO.
.- ix vnveavrln tiiii.'q 'i.
NONSK1D TIRES
30x1 H RED TUriES, guaran'tVe'd'.; '.'.'.''
RCDOLrll TIRE CO.. 1233 Arch a!' !
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
n i i i i i i ii 1
Write for Hat of PATENT BUTEns aeat
ventlona vvanted: il.nonnnn in ... Iall
for Invention;. Send sketch 'tor " liU JIM
as to patentability, our Four Uks snt tj
VICTOR J. EVAfW & co .1
-.. , washinotonTd. C. ! I
PHILADELPHIA op-fria: i!.. . . .l
Cheatnut at. .Hours 0 to 5. Monday if,"
pjnH?iLrJlBiSpruce 1535. 7 "
FOR SALE Boat and marine yarda of"tM
D. steel plant at Delanco, N. J., on tb.-!
evena itiveri wejraanops. BtOrag. bnllal
clubhouse, offices, machinery, etc .it
operation; 300 feet of deep-water wbiU
lsrre business nronoaltlnn tr. m .A. .
piy on me premises or to u. Warner rt.3SJ
417 Land Title Bldg,. Philadelphia. 1
,:"Z- .l " .-;.- : ii1- - iuarf.
INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS"
Total coat of 75 for capital. 125 000.
TVrl T1M ""- S" B
. ....,. .j-
WIIT NOT. CHANGE YOUR UNPHOFItA
STOCKS INTO A SAFE h INTEREST-rt
INO INVESTMENT. WITH ootSmVil
i; . .... ..-k - - - -. " isa aja n',U aJt I lBI
iiiisinn.iTlKa? ADD, n 13. LED. oyt'Jl
PATENTS Our 4 booka sent free. 'n'owtTa
tain Patenta." Victor J. Evana A CoT. la
ChHlnul .l,ul tit.!!...!.!..!..- " "S
u.ava.iiuh D..C&.. lllinUCIIIIIIB,
BUSINESS PERSONALS f
FULL-DRESS BUIT3 TO HIRB
Cutaway Suite for Morning Weddings.
SAMUEL COOPER. 1010 nlrsro ...
Only one store. Phons Poplar sijal
Sykcs' Detective Agency inTMtiSSil
..m... . .. un-i, iu nr,au imPfA. g
IifAXtos'n.q Tinttnir
OIJJ OOLD. PLATINUM ETC. 4
BP1EOELMAN. 114 B. StlQg. 1
nriMnvnq nniTfiirTi ' '.
Tearls and emeralds. Appralaement ImiJ
. IIARRY W. SMITH. 717 Sanaom it "
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by eiectSiSE
the only pvrmanent way, Eyebrowa arehaiT
MISS SMITH. 402 Keith Theatre Duliffl
FULL VALUE for dlamonda. pltlnumiTu!
ellver, precious stones and pawn tickets T
KEI.MATZ CO.. 032 Chestnut. Itooniil '
WIOS AND TOUPEES, high class: weder
tectlont prices mod.; satlafac. guar. Plow!
i.ioi uermanvnwn ave.. tormeriy with Blnde
DON'T misjudge others; Detective MIlisrTwI
get you racts. standard Detective Bureau. (:
aultatlon free, 1520 Chestnut st, Eitab. iM
DEPARTMENT STORE ORDERS and Caatia
vacations given; easy paymenta. A. M. Ut.1
vuee. ntf iiieeinui at.
FOR SALE
BILLIARD, pool, combination! zd-hand. louait
sold, rented, exchanged, repairing, sumDai
Mfg., 320 Olrard ave. Phone Kensington llu
BILLIARD TABLES BOWLINtTAUilSi
XTaass1 aa it Astifl tva se,1.TT rtA t v Q !! l
: " ."" i;,-.w."" -l,,.."'jc' ??
JIU3A1 l-lIIAl.ltXailtKr.l tu., a.
CASH nEQISTCRS bouRht, exchanved. repttn
rrtJiAirut ouwiicb, hbiy uu mciory riO
reiriBier-; now loiai anarro & low ai !
Pull nnd neo our npw modols. n1itr i
hv tin on Hfiv nnvmcntu and fully nirBti
TUB NATIONAL PAHIl nnoiSTER CO.
IsliJ 1-IUl.TIIIUl Ol
CLOTHES LOCKERS for bathhousM and f-1
rHKrs, nuiiu tiui caim rirc,, fo.DU.
Chnlr Exchnng. 8. E, cor, flth and Vln i.
Desks, Files, Cabinets, Safes
OrtattRt ansortment of used of flea funtttun
In the country; free auto delivery everrwhen;
pfttabllBhed 30 5 ears. .
HUGHES, . 11th and Buttoroyoel
Desks, Files, Safes and HousehoUfl
Dullng Central Second-hand P urnltura Cl"
901-006-014 Callo-hlll st. Filbert 41M.
FLAOS, ALL SIZES Special. 6 ft. liar, J
nntfl and rone. S2: worth 13: RxS fL. 11
10 Arch at. KcMBtone phone. Main 8711.
IRON FOLDINO BENCHES, BOc per foot. fn
0 to 12 rt long; almost new,
CHAIR EXCHANGE. B. E. cor. 6th and VhaJ
OFFICE FURNITURE 4
Iarre assortment of slightly uied data,
puf-s. niei. cabinet!, ntr.. ntore in. n
taurant fixtures, household furniture, ftw-i
looK ua over; ftei pricet; iree aenverr.
PATTEN FURNITURE CO.
Wsl. 1804.
1127 Arch.
&
RPlTRIrCRATR;9'ce,, analulcW,
iiLei iiuviiunuau up. rjasy unsi.
HOWE SCALE CO.. 808-08 Arch it . "
SAFES, fireproof Closing out at half pnea, tf
new and slightly uaed safes: alao somi w
thin walls; big bargains. 210 N. Fouru.lt.
SCHOOL DESKS, all sizes. ll.liO up. CT
Exchange, S. E. cor. 0th and Vine its. i
TYPE. 10 per cent discount; presses, paper es
ters and other printing material at low pram
l'hlla. l'rlntera' Supply Co.. 14 S, Bth at.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
SUCCESS OITEN LIES In grasping oflereit
poriunuy, ior mot reaaon. ir ior no uuwa.
YOCOM FRICTION CLUTCH nullen Ue
FRICTION CUT-OFF COUPllnga ought tsMBi
tereatlng to ery manuf'r. S1IAFTIN0 isl
MACHINE WORKS. 140 North Second.
JAMES YOCOM BOS
SAFETY SPLIT COLLARS and TOCO
HANGERS and PILLOW BLOCKS, wltn
lal,A hall anrl mnnlrttt h.irlntl. ar, tha MSI
for all shafting purpoaea. S1IAFTIN0 !
MACHINE. WORKS H.' Norlh Kecpna.
J A M IS M I OUy Mse
COLEMAN-SHOEMAKER-MEAD. INC. 1
820 Commercial Truat Building. I
V.w nnA rAlmllt Antrlnita Nnd arnnerstfiri. I;
Phones: Spruce U78, Race 6520 D. I
Ta-ttIttlT TH?1- t-rtfTfrMt7VP
Dynamoa, motors, bollera. steam an. oil Mfl
emeu, pump, mr rompTenrnvrm. j
AitrnxfATin hn'OINE 13 in
"AmM," flrat claea order. I. F. SE'
BONH. 437 N. 3d at
nVMAKlna mnmra and -naohltiitrv hOUafht.
aaj e-n.r1 nfmatttrss rsnfl 1 rsaii . HUB
Marital IKIB.'S Yearalev Co.. 224 N. Sd at.
LARGE STOCK Heed double and single l
belting, 2 In. to 14 in. wldet alao lot ne0as
McCABE double-aplndle engine lathea, LVfi
woven oen. reuuaii, also . um.
cenipiey enei iiniiimuu ciisieev ,,
lisp ie. mil bi.
PUNCH PRESSES Two-cl.
Ferrscuts"! es
to new. i
Sevfert's Bona. Inc., 411 a
.id at
WOOD PULLEYS (Gilbert): thousandi In ittf
all diameters. . . -r,
rirAiir.?rH nnvn rmrPANT. B20 Arch it.
MAN'FBS. of plain and automatic rncMoj
HnA fnr hnnllal. A. Varka Sc Son. 240 S. IS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SPECIAL JULT SALB
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Our arreat midsummer sale Is on. . Tblrt)
upright pianos have been greatly reducea.
zonowing are a lew eDtcmiB,
IRIS
New England Piano
Coat $255
McEwen Piano
Chlckerlng Piano
Leater Piano
Mathuahek Piano
Bramback Piano
Cunningham Olrard
01
120
125
IBS
IDS
Coat 660
Coat
.ISI B
8T5 near
82Je
too ,
Cost
cost
Coat
PLAYER PIANOS
1205 Weberdeld Player Tiano
375 Auto Manual Player Piano
805 Cunningham Matchless
Plsyer Piano
... tiso
Cost J?J
Coat M?
7MH
450 Heppe J'layer a-ianj
Cost
Terma 5 monthly and upward. accoreliM
price. Call or write for large niuiirai -
!
logues and special plans of payment.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES I 3
Cor. 8th and Thompson sts.. Pblla-lJ
. --. .... a. .WIt
137 LABQE EDISON Mauimw "V'
recorast coaia new ao, umr p
42 ICEENOPHONE and records! .r"hM3B
fost new 175! eaual to news only 750
....... w
nAT ,innim . f reduction; VS
liuieuei eseue"'"" W,T".L "iriia, for
natet cost new aou. a -."" WI.,J;iy Karsi
plete descriptions and large list of barf"
with special plans of payment.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STUnr-a -
Cor. 0th and Thompson sts., Pbltadelpa"
J29.50 VICTROLA. VI and 6 10-Inch D. V
ordst excellent outnt aa i,aaiM - -
only 2 monthly. I t
IF.4.KO VICTROLA. Style IX. Including 1,M
lections ( 10-Inch D. F. records)! "r
weekly.' 41
BOO other new Vlctrolaa, all stylet and 1
Write Nfor rataloguea. a
Cor, ath and Thnrnnann sts.. Phllada!p.
IS 10UH PLAYER OUT OF ORDK
Bee Ui-Wa Are Kiperis
OIIAND UNION PIANO CO.
Player Experts
8186 KENSINOTON AVE.
Ihnns Vnlnrtnn 1801
estey upiiiaiiT myP'.&Jfi
.x.s some msnogany caaej sovu .-, puu-i
1475. Terns can be arranged V3TJ
HOWARD VINCENT. 884-888-840 N. "VI
KBiaoua nea do reaia..
PIANO 176 Cash! 8S, tl kr-F"rMJi
gain. B. B. TODD. ISO ARCH "
OL- OOLB
OLD OOLD. allr.r. platinum, plated ''J",
style (ewslry. t.th plataa bouiht Ny
at. 1 01 u. J, , mara, renncr. ft-zp
OLD QOLD, platinum, falae teeth.
diamond, and pawn tica.t.
SIMMONS, 150? Arch st. Race
nr.n eviT.nrTadi navtat far old geld, s
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