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BUSINESS MORTALITY
WAS LOW LAST YEAR
wor Commercial Reverses
TL !- ii i
iiiuii in nny rear oacK
. TO 1001
I 1 JSI Wlft MVMM mmH!nt ..
K tifiw United Rtntos thnn In "any ycnr bncU
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PENNSYLVANIA BJ-BG
Locust B78
frm Tmnimium , . .
Penn Central Light & Power Company's
Transmission Lines
Run right through the middle of some of the richest
Counties of Pennsylvania and parallel
The Main Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Where the railroads bo, prosperity follows, and where prosperity exists, the well-managed
electric light and power property must flourish.
The prosperity of Blair, Cambria, Huntingdon and Mifflin comities as reported by the
State Department of Labor is best indicated by the value of their products, which for
1918 total over 8500,000,000, an increase of approximately $400,000,000 since 1914.
The total value of the products of Blair county in 1914, $33,000,000; 1918, $93,000,000.
Huntingdon county, 1914, $4,800,000; 1917, $25,227,100. Mifflin county, 1914, $5,000,000;
1917, $30,000,000; Cambria County, 1914, $70,000,000; 1917, $326,380,300.
The Penn Central Light & Power Co., with its transmission lines paralleling the main
line of the Pennsylvania ltailroad, of necessity should and, in fact, has shared in the
prosperity of the counties which it serves.
Brown Brothers & Co.
Fourth & Chestnut SU.
Robt. Glendinning & Go.
400 Chestnut St.
1 JfSSwKfMM'
Chartered 1838.
December
ASSETS
Cash Reserve & Clear
ing House Exchanges $6,358,396.64
Duefrom Banks 2,790,357.67
Loans 33,390.551.79
Investments 1 9t463. 1 1 0.20
Customers' Liability
under Acceptances. . 400,000.00
Real Estate
IVIt., Hanking house and
other properties knnl for 3 S?r QrQ 00
taxation al SI ,508, 030). , . J,?iD,707.u;
$65,929,385.39
Trust Funds $231,978,595.11
Corporate Trusts $1,231,053,695.45
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY '
Broad and Chestnut Sts., Philadeflphia
t r! '- E. 3. MORRIS. PrWnl.
o 1881, when thr-lotnl number o firms
in business wrh less thnn half of what
It Is at present, the 11)10 insolvcnrv
stntement has contributed largely to nn
nuuual statistlrnl exhibit that has hail
no parallel. The Industrial and mer
cantile repression of the earlv part of
Inst year, which was a time of read
justment rind of uncertainty and hesi
tation, was not nuffielentlv severe or
protracted to make Itself manifest In
the fnilurc comparisons, and only (14. 1
defaults were reported to It. O, Dun
& '" I" the twelve mouths recently
ended.
How significant Is this Knowing Is
INSURANCE
."'V . a. """' bn"1 '" nr Purpose?
the IilRlirat HtundlnicfnobF Indemnity
liy , nnv nninunt. In nilillflonY "e
J . Jy
atta
JHILADJCLPIUA.
Race 343S
Under Management of Day & Zimmermann, Inc.
f . 7 N TRAMSMISSION LINEsX
W. H. Newbold's Sons & Co.
511 Chestnut SL
Frazier & Co.
Broad & Sansom Sts.
31, 1919
LIABILITIES
Capital $2,500,000.00
Surplus 7,500,000.00
Undivided Profits 1,191 ,859.44
Dividend Payable Jan.
2. 1920 225,000.00
Drafts and Bills Ac
cepted 400,000.00
Bills Payable and Re
discounts at Federal
Reserve Bank Secur- ,
ed by U. S. Bonds, . . 7,482.5 10.00
Deposits 46,630.015.95
$65,929,385.39
G.
EVENING PUBLIC
demonstrated by the fact that In 1018.
mi.i-ii ink iL'iunis were consiuercd hlen
l.v favorable, there were 0nS2 Insolv
encies, and the 5im.201.237 of lia
bilities of 1011) not only contrast sharp
l.v with the SlOIl.OlD.ItTO.of the imrne
dlately preccdlns enr, but arc the
smallest since 11)05.
It thus appears that last year, in
stead of disclosing the rise In the com
mercial mortality which many people
had expected, brought a further reduc
tion of :t,".4 per cent in number of fail
ures and a contraction of .10.5 per cent
in the indebtedness, while the Improve
ment over the early years of the war
cia is, of course, far more striking.
More than this, new low monthly
records weie of frequent occurrence iti
1MI1 m..tt nfrnH t !..! 1 it. .i .
7i I'i . ,"-' " '.' """ "lougiit
Hint the absolute minimum had been
witnessed, anil Julv made the best ex
hibit, with but -152 defaults. From
thnt mouth on. however, nn irregular
tendency towurd increase developed, and
in the filial tpiarter of the year the
number roue nbnut li"iper cent above
those of tlic third quntter.
That Insolvencies huvc now passed
... I'"1"1 " ""I UlilluclV. OIK
whether thcie will be any marked ex
pansion in 1020 will depend mnlnlv
upon future labor conditions, Inter
national industrial and financial move
ments, nud the action of prices in
short, upon business events in gcu-i-ial.
In the follow ing table failure re
This Company invites
the Banking and Trust
business of Individuals,
Merchants, Manufactur
ers and Corporations.
Through its various
departments it offers a
service which will meet
the most exacting requirements.
H. STUART, 3rd, Treasurer
LEl)dERPmi7APELPHlA; TUESDAY,
turns for the last two years aro com
pared by quarters :
!-T 1018-
lst Qr. .111(14
ir...l(lS'i
3d gr...ian.i
1th gr..,lo5
Ll.tilllHi. xt-
d3.Si!l,0Sa 810(1
:rj.Hs,H84 irs
BII.JMn.TSa 111 8c)
Jt.atn.mo lino
f .InMllllAa
I4ii,7so,aoo
38,ou,i;aL'
ir..i3i,4(U
40.O14,tir.1
Year.... 1)481 tlK.S01.-J3T 0982 tl03,010.0TU
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
market was unchniVa-ed.'wv i. .
Tho
Car
BRriicKy. 12.37; f0, j red mutlyi ,2.a0
iiS,.Lr''2-..??r"r.!.y ,Hn1 muity. .ta.34, Tno
?hi?.irf VuT,t lwl on the following
under No. lj No. 3. On under No. Ii No. 4,
f'-rJiWSr ii0' f-.No .r,-.14: un" No. 1.
,-0"N Uecelpts, lli.TWI builmlB. Hun-
C.. 'e.ro ,".'?l11 Rml the market rjiled firm
fti-IK. .AV? ,'WfJlnf M. t0 aualltv unci
ocnllon. at M.5.101 0J, tho latter lot No. 3
i enow
OATS flcrelntn tl.litn I.M.I..I. -rn.,
wbh quint but olterlnss were light nnd the
mirkot tilled firm at tho late lulvance
Quotation: far lot" an to location No a
white. n.lttlHlr No, 3 white !)1094ici No.
4 white sl.IWp.314c
...Er-.orn neeelpm. 1,70.4S7 ll. In Back".
AIU1 limits were firmly maintained, but trade
continued quiet We quote per 10(1 lb picked
in 140-lb. Jute oaeks Soft winter strnltcht,
wp.,te.rn' SMi.r.OWJX; do. do. nenrb, 111) In
wlu ..). hard winter straliiht il.1 25 ff
IS .it), do ahoit piteiit Sl.TuUftll. fprlnit
frst. clear tl 75tiln 2.1: do nitent. HW
14.no. do. thort patent. 114 lOWlu 10, fancy
"PI'S" nml city mllli. patent family brands.
J 1. 1 in. 0.1.
HYI2 rf.orn was In Binall puptilv and
firm but quiet. We quote 10 73 10 25 per
1 nrrel in mct;i, ns tii quallti.
PROVISIONS
he,rf..5vaftB modernte jobbing moement
and little fchansi- In prices. The quota.
tlonB. Ileef In sets Bmokeil and air-dried
i.Jc, leef knuckles and tenders smoked and
alt-dried Mr. pork, family, 1.14. hams s
f.AHr."1' ,oe. 20lff27o. do. skinned loose,
24SC20C, do. Bkinned smoked, 2.1W27C ilo.
lolled, boneless 40c; picnic shoulders S
P cured loose. 24c. do smoked 2.I1 bel-L'ee-
!n P'ckle, loose. 20c; brenkfast baton,
?:'c lard, 27e
REFINED SUGARS
Supplis were small and the mail., t was
unchanged on a basis of Do for lino granu-
DAIRY PRODUCTS
m'TTIjn The market ruled steady at re
cently reused prices, but trade uu quiet
The quotations Solid-packed creamery,
fancy hUh-srorins Roods, 7n'4'g)721c ex
tras (I'tlar eitra firsts (UliffiiSc. firsts 110
otiilc secoi'ds nSfrWc cold-stonue crenm-
f- " to Mi,Miv riTffTQt)- .v nl cf,im.-.
In Re Reorganization of Fort Wayne &
Northern Indiana Traction Company
Notice to Depositors of Fort Wainc & Wabash Valley Traction
Company First Consolidated Mortgage Sc Bonds under Plan
and Agreement of Reorganization dated August 18, 1919, and
to Holders of Undeposited Bonds.
Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned. Committee rep
resenting First Consolidated Mortgage Thirty Year 5 Gold
Bonds of the Ft. Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
deposited under Bondholders' Protective agreement dated Sep
tember 12, 1917, .and the Protective Committee representing the
First and Refunding Mortgage 5 Twenty-Year Gold Bonds and
other securities of the Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction
Company deposited under Protective Agreement dated October 31,
1917, and the Protective Committee representing First Mortgage
59o Bonds of the Lafayette and Logansport Traction Company
deposited undar a Bondholders' Protective Agreement dated Jan
uary 15th, 1918, have approved of certain revisions of the Plan
and Agreement of Reorganization dated August 18, 1919, under
which a somewhat better representation will be given to the La
fayette & Logansport Traction Company bonds and to the Wabash
River Traction Company bonds, and also an additional amount of
the First Mortgage Bonds of the New Company will be reserved
for expenses and contingencies; also the right will be reserved
to the New Company to issue, with the approval of the Public
Service Commission of Indiana, at any future time, a class of
securities, which will be subject to the First Mortgage Bonds
but prior to the Adjustment' Mortgage Bonds and all junior
securities, in order to assist in providing for the future re
quirements of the company. Copies of said revisions have been
lodged with the Commercial Trust Company of Philadelphia, De
positary, and the Fidelity Title & Trust Company of Pittsburgh,
its agent. t
Notice also is hereby given to the holders of the undeposited
First Consolidated Mortgage 5 bonds of the FortWayne &
Wabash Valley Traction Company that same may be deposited
under the Plan and Agreement dated August 18, 1919, as revised,
up to the close of business January 10, 1920, after which date no
deposits will be received except upon terms prescribed by the
Committee.
Committee appointed under
Ft. Wayne and Wabash Valley Bondholders'
Protective Agreement dated September 12,
1P17.
P. M. CHANDLER, Chairman
E. W. CLARK
JOHN M. IRWIN
JOHN H. MASON
A. A. JACKSON
1 THE NEW YEAR
is destined to surpass all previous
records in the growth of American
business with the outside world.
Facilities resulting from many
years' experience enable us to
1 finance imports and exports with-
out delay. f
CONFERENCES INVITED
Capital, Surplus and Profits
Over .$10,000,000
THE
FOURTH STREET
NATIONAL BANK
131-145 S. Fourth StrVet
to fsney. T1H
)V4i rnnts Jo
and at O3W70
JUW70ViCi prints Jobblns; at T70TOo for
i; ";. n . M,UD or rair 10 cnoiee,
Haas Fresh TO!, mri scarce and I1.B0
per case higher on fine stock, but much of
tho supply was of more or less froien stock,
which was not wanted.- Quotations: Free
cases, nearbv llr-ls 123.70 per crates nearby
TiSS1 r',,e',,," .;"-'L"''rn1 extra firsts.
123 70: firsts. 122.2arasa.ln. Mi,v an
western seconds. I10.ROW21.39! cold-storage
eggs, as to quality. 111.10010 80; Inferior
'".'"oo'fc'o'.' ' 'Bnc j f"'clel '"h eggs JobblM
Clinnsc Fine heid stock ruled firm un
der light offerlniM. bllt frnl..Ma. .nJ.
were generally cat In quality anit Irregu-
i?nt,,n.n,,.uc,iS,ll V,,n" New Yor,t- whole.
milk flats, held Juicy. 33c; held special
higher; held fair to good. 820S2UTo fresh'
W&L b."-,328WI do. fair to SbodTat
S21?c;BiVUr,0."""l-KhIV.nHHc flats, held.
ijiiolnVTKl.'.".-, f'aTcy'Udood81
POULTRY
..IdT-TiT" Jcrn-l'lP-lied stock was
scarce and firm, with demand fully equal to
Ji'.'i.hT-I'lf!!. "oti'lons-. Fowls. flSe fat!
welghlne S lbs. and over nplere, anwasc:
fowls, medium slie good quality. 32fS8Jc;
'.1rftS,0-0.r,-?nff3(VL,br'5lllnP ohlckens. fancy
5SBrSnJ.,'2.iSr"s"hiV: V42 lbs apiece,
S,.?' n'o." chckns. averse soft
meatert, S3'Alp;,ilo, Inferior, 28330c: old
roosters 22W23c- ducks, white Pekln, 88SJ)
40c: do Indian Ilunner aiiasne' .in Mi...
?,! 30,W82c: B'ese. 20SJ80c turkejs, 8S
W40c; pigeons, old per pair. 40fHncs do,
ounir, per pair, 3140c; guineas, young,
per Pair weighing; 2 lbs. and over apiece,
plump Jl 4fl(tM BO; weighing 1H iUlt lbs
apfc,,i o?,1 S.0.?1'30: welBhlnir HJIV. lbs.
nplcca. noc0$1.1il- culls. f,075c: guineas.
ol-' nop nilr, ie(llt
DnE!RnD Supplies of fine desirable
sized stock were pretty well cleaned up and
jtilues were firmly held. The following aro
the quotations: Turkeys, Delaware and
Mars-land fancv, (10c; do, do. Virginia and
other nearby, fancv, rGJ.1Se, do. nearby,
fair to good n.lSfu.lc! do western, Bprlng,
fancy, 815 M.ITo; do. do fair to good, MfBMc;
do old toms. 4rtc: fowls, fresh-killed, drv-.
picked. In hoTes, .weighing 4W lbs. and
over apiece 3Rc weighing 4 lbs. 35c: weigh
ing 3', 4 Ihs.. 30W32c; Bmnller Blzes 25l820e;
fowls. freh-kllled in bbls., dry-picked,
weighing &U lbs, and over npleco, 31e:
weighing 4 lbs., 34c: weighing 3Vj lbs., 2SW
30c; smaller sizes. 24027c- old roosters, drv
Picked. 2,.c; broilers, Jersey, dry-packed
41ff?4Rc: do, ordinary nearbv dry-packed,
8J42c: do, western drv.packed. weighing
Hi W2 11B. apiece, 3"!W40c, roasting ehlrk
ens western, dry-packed in bhls weighing
4 lbs and ocr anlece. 33WS4c: weighing
3A lbs apiece, 30W3Jc welghlmr 2'4 (f!).1 lbs
apiece. 27Tii21)c, western corn-fed chickens,
12 to bo-c 17 lbs. and under to dozen per
lb. 44ffl4.V: 18 to 24 lbs to dorni. per lb,
43ff44c: 2.1 to 30 lbs to dozen, per Hi
a-.rff.1d: 11 to 30 lbs to dozen, per lh ate?
84c; 3T to 42 lbs. to dozen, per lb 32t.13c
43 to 4T tbs. to doren. per lb.. 32W340. 48
lbs and oer to dozen. 3.130c ducks, west
ern fancv 38040c: geese, western fancy,
30032c; Jo. do fair-to stood, 2.127e
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was onlv moderato but alues
C. S. W. PACKARD
R. LANCASTER WILLIAMS
W. J. DEVINE,
Secretary Pro Tem.
700 Franklin Bank Bldg.
Philadelphia
StlTnli-.,nc?. 71l73o: fair to rood.
JAOT1rY 6, 1920
eent rally were well sustained on choice
stocK. wuoiAiionai Apples, per UDI.. as 10
quality. $4Utli do, per box, il.BOID3.23.
Cranberries, per bbl., to o00i do, per crt.,
H. 003. 25. Oranges, California, per box,
1.8O0Ri do. Florida, per, box. 2I3R 2B,
Tangerines, riorlda, por 4 -box, li0cTJ3.
Grapefruit, Florida, per box, S1.3S02.8S.
VEGETABLES
White potatoes of flno Quality were a
shado hlicher under scarcity. Demand was
fair. Other vegetables sold slowly at re
vised flgun-s. Quotations: Whits potatoes,
I'ennoyHanla, per cwt.. 13 7ft03.uO: do,
Niw York per cwt.. 18 M)3.70. Sweet
rmtato'i. southern, per hamper. fl(S2. Cab.
baire. New York Danish, per ton. luoWlOO.
Onions per 100-lb, sacks Yellow, No, 1,
J0.250.75.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
South African Mines Good In Spots.
Oil Department Checkered
London, Jan. 0. A revival of fenrs
of labor trouble was rcspousiblc for a
further decline in homo rails on the
stock exchange todny. There was profit
taking in Argentine and Mexican rail
road issues unil trading in Canadians
was slow.
South African mines were good in
spots. The oil department was check
ered. Shell Transport being quoted at
11 23-32. Strength was noted in the
industrials, rubber stocks were easier
and the gilt-edged list was hard.
Generally the markets were quiet and
irregular.
Charter Filed
Dover. Del., Jan. 0. Charters filed
here today were: Franklin Stores Co..
$50,000,000; sell and manufacture all
kiucl-4 of goods, wares and merchandise J
W. !'. U'Kecre. ueorge U. Htelgler, M.
I'. Aberlc, local Wilmington, Del., in
coi porators.
Any size Coal you want
and when you want it.
BEST COAL
Egg Coal $11.50Nut Coal $11.95
Stove Coal ll.SSPea Coal 9.55
Buy your coal now, don't
wait until you are entirely
out. Be prepared.
Owen Letter's Sons
Larpcat Coal Yard in Philadelphia !
Trenton Ave. & Westmoreland
Chas. J. Webb & Co.
Wool
mid Cotton Yarns
116 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
JULIAN S. SIMSOHN,
An Organization of
CKEMICAIENGINEERS
for Technical Operation of Power Plant i
Water Purification Coal Analyee
Cnmbustlor,
S. E. Cor. Broad and Girard Ave.
NAGLE
STEEL COMPANY
STEEL PLATES AND SHEETS
Pottstown, Pa.
Phila. Office, 1411 Morris Building
HIGH QUALITY QUICK SKUVlCn
Motor Truck Delivery
Lansdale Foundry Co.
Lonsdale. P Phone Lansdale 450
HE BALDWIN
LocomotiveWorks
Steam and Gasoline
LOCOMOTIVES
Philadelphia, Pa.
There are openings in
nearly all branches for
skilled mechanics. Steady
work; good wages; excel
lent working conditions. A
large number of the ways
are covered.
NEW YORK
SHIPBUILDING
CORPORATION
CAMDEN, N. J.
Apply at Employment Department
at the Yard
w
Ksss Keystone, Kust 233.
JSSJS Dell. Frankfort 2150
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS
We have established
Direct Cable Communication
with
Belgium, France, Great Britain and Italy
and through our agents in these countries can offer subject
to change in price
Mondr Cloblne I'rlce at l'ur
Prices Uxchange Normal
Belgian Govt. Restoration Ss $10234 per 1000 frt. $193
French Govt. Victory 5 86 per 1000 frs. 193
French Govt. 4s of 1917 -70y2 per 1000 frs. 193
British Govt. War Loan 5s 384 V4 per 100 486
Italian Govt.Consolidated War-Loan 5s 724 per 1000 lire 183
We are prepared to give information concerning these and
other Foreign Securities and invite correspondence on this
subject
EDWARD B. SMITH & CO.
Bankers
1411 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia
Junior Bankers Meet Friday
The January meeting of the Phila
delphia Chapter of the American Insti
tute of Banking will bo held at COS
Chestnut street on Friday evenWig. Tho
meeting will be addressed by Franklin
Spencer Edmonds, head of the leave
area department of tho American Ex
peditionary Force, who will speak on
''The Ileal Meaning of the Amcricnn
Army in France." Entertainment by
Clara Case Bowman, soloist.
flTBAMSllir WOT1C1W
Passmtrr and Freight Service
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Vauban Jan. 20
Cnrmnnia Jan. 29Mar. 6
, NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURG and LIVERPOOL
Kaiserin Auguate Victoria. . .Jan. 17
NEW YORK to CHERBOURG and
SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania Jan. 28Mar. 10
Imperator , Feb. 2 1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal Ceorgc.Jan. 24Feb. 24Mar. 27
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia , Feb. 7
NEW YORK to PATRAS.
DUBROVNIK and TRIESTE
Pannonia Jan. 20
N. Y. L'DERRY GLASCOW
Columbia Jan. IOFeb. 7Mar. (,"
PHILADELPHIA to LIVERPOOL
Veliavia Jan. 12
Verbania Jan. 24Mar. 7
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vennonia Jan. I OJFeb. 28
PHILADELPHIA to BRISTOL
(AVONMOUTH)
Doonholm Jan, g
Vestalia Feb. 2
Pier 16 South
1300 WALNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
State Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth and Bainbridge Sts.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
MALLORY S.S. CO.
STEAMER
From Philadelphia
Sailing About
JANUARY 25, 1920
for
Marseilles and Genoa
Apply to
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
629 Chestnut' St.
Hell, Market 3059 Ko stone. Main 2205
New York Office. Tier 36 North Rer
'Irleiiiionr, Nirlnif 8801)
EARN-LINE
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steameri
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "West Celina" Sailed
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Coquina" Loading
SS"LakeGalera...Jan.if
For rates and particulars apply to
Earn-LineSteamshipCo.
rtHladelpfci,, P..
FLORIDA
PHILADELPHIA
TO
JACKSONVILLE
FA UK
ONE WAV
$27.55
BOUND THIP
$19.59
Including mean and stateroom ,...,
tlona. Steamer salllne every FViakyT? m'
Salllntrs also to Savannah, 6a" p- tn
Full Information on rsaueat
iwntrnANTP ft siinkiis" TRANsr'w o
Wrr IS So. Del. Ave Tel I.o'mlnr.l IU00
Java - Pacific Line
Dlrrrt St-in.
Nun Trnnclsro fo
NETHERLANDS
EAST INDIES
l'aat Curto I.lne
J. D. Spreebtl It nros. Co., Oen. Acti,
2 I'lne St.. ban FritneUtn
New lork Ofllre. 17 Ilnttery Place
ELKINS, MORRIS & CO.
Banker
Land Title Bldg.,
Philadelphia
"
jj-
Weil-JVM
BOILBf?
Are the last word in heath
efficiency and economy, for hi
them complete combustion i
attained.
Every part has been scientl.
fically designed and all are ae
curately co-ordinated. The
whole boiler operates as
smoothly and efficiently as
scientific instrument.
Wrlta today for copy of m,
Icl.ntlfic CombuMion Booklet or call 23
.mww uuuera on display "
JIleckjBros, Cot
Heating & Plumbing SupplM
DISPLAY ROOMS
44 to 50 N. 5th. 506 Arch St
130.141 P.J..1 c. n j . .1" 3l-
- t "", n. j.
WINTER KKHORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ffi&nnfa
I ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.Ti
i ArvArrvGnicaiv Plaa Hotel
j of Dislhictianand RealComtort
I FIREPHOOP GARAGE.
s-?;-.-r-a?sgj
BLACKSTOl
00. Bea water baths. Special America
plan, J4 up dally; European clan, 11
Mllv, Modern curative hatha departm!
DAVID nnna. Owner and Profc
I PennBTlTanui Ave., close to Beach and
1 Qt.W.1 Pru. nan,! lAa.lAH .1 -U
J Capacity 300. Private bathn, runnlnj
ntermt. Booklet. Albert 11. Darnell
rVOtOSS GREATESTHOTELSDIOCESS
HOTEL AUSTINE
r.Tflflc and St, Jampa Place. Open iun
rounuinss, opuo-iiio i ainonc ana iTotestaot
unuruiwH.' o.uu aauy, special wwkly.
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THE WILTSHIRE
Vlralnta ae unil Beach. CanaHrv n
Prlv. baths, running water, plev , etc Amer
plan, 14 up d'ly. special wkly. Bklpt. HAM
UL1L, ELLIS, owner, N. J, COLLINS, Mgr
THE PENNHURST
Ocean ard Michigan Ave. Always open
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HOTEL CONTINENTAL
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Uohnint Ky. Av. near Beach Elw.
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Miafnthu.setta Av.. near Beach. F.P Phillip,
HOTEL BOSCOBEL Kentucky Ava
tlK lip weekly Phone 117. A E MARION!
A POLLO Moderate price beach-front !
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T.AKEWOOn. N. J,
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AKEWOOD - NEW JERSEY
Equable climatic condl.
tlons. Golf, riding and
sheltered walks. Dally
concerts and dancing.
Branch office GEO A.
HUHN & SO.N-S.BrokOTs
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Burlington Hotel
American and European Plana
31 Rooms. 222 Baths. S2.60 to W
11. T. MILLER. Mr.. Waahlnaton, D. a
Five minutes from everything.
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IN THt LAND OF THE 3HY
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Its location, service
and cuisine,
Booklet and rates upon application
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THE KIRKW0QD
ON C.VHDKN HEIGHTS
SOUTH CA OLINA
Open January to May
18-HOLK GOLr POLO RIDING CLIMATE
T EDMUND KRUMDIIOLZ
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Hotel Bon Air
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A convenient and delightful place to
apend jour holldaya. Oood driving ana
motoring, excellent saddle horses, i
colt courses and all outdoor sporti
Address C. G. Trunell, Mansgtf
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Excellent trolf. tennla, boatlni, nio".'
huntina-. etc. Orchestra. danclM.
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the eaay. speedy system Complete J u
and secretarial courses P,,"Ja zv'4
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BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Most efficient courses In BtenoiraPhy. ij,,
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