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y 1 HAZEL 1JKYO IIATCHHIluK
CcpurloM, ItiO, hu tlit Pa.if0 Udotr Co,
A Tempting
Anne Carter has iitvtr Ud any
MM bright hi her life. TOM the
ff(7J SCVCII hei" f oilier ;ropci "
fiVCr "?:z,'zzjk:: t tnit., or
. ; " !li.:M;ik' hifooVmcaiior.
ue.Amv wwi- " ' "v ,',-"."
?.::Kiif;irfliirfftfl ifn he iabiiM be
VtA,,A 'M ' ibjV6r W M icW.
j,iJ' iVofifl'" fit! lihd, hated became
i Z.V had "- """ 3'' ,ca? '"? ."""'
C ftr Mm. ,wheA Anne, x eighteen
3 )! ''e 'to' Moated for. her to
Vvt' wliwl ei'Mr. Rarncntrr wllta
w .a " rrrr:. v1 " " .... A ...V .......
XX lU(,'MfrUCil CJ' uu(.-.iii oilier
'Oh. 6'U Jf '-'1" t ' .V" hopelessly
"Wh'nf "pes she icnu. Mi Steven-
.n Mr. t?nr"ninter asked, laueh-
ji rod; ' -
nal,.ac. Dc Mnupimsant. Flaubert,
2! poetry o nil Mini.' miuorfti nm ate-
3J ferison. thrilled nt thli unexpected de-
2 Mfpm""' musifd ,Mr. Carpenter,
sl drrlr. lonklnc nt Anne with kindly.
5 nulMlenl cyw. SI? wn," ulnely Into.-
S ted In thin girl : fttic wondered who
?l JhewM. She plnnccd at Anne's clothe
' without appearlnff to do up. nnd eaw
' that they were noiincs uui win ,uU.,
"J ! .i ..i...iti.f1lv iinViionmlncr.
J. '''I'd like to 'talk to you," she nld in
stat autocratic wy of hers. "Suppose
Srned to Ml Stevenson bcfo,e Anne
... wn rnr n limn urnc iui iuv. jm
'UI,LSJ mA"" W1 nIMJV "in 1 thru. I
ta rnjri!nff eavly at Mis
IWO.IKIUKB. ,"" ""Vlfi" OlJJ .!. I
QtAvAnfeAn .tin
VJ rurried the bewildered
Anne oil witli I
M rt. - i .1 l..uie it mninnnt
later
n Annn inni u n.ov.. ..........
ft i.i- itn,l tntn thn luxurious
Car
-' tienter car. A wonderful rug hovered
VMr shabby rtlr . m; ino
5 UK P.r "?!L VS.""'(l , , j
i 1ii. ui.i rnlnr. when the car
and
i ..n hrnr tnc Vjri'uici nuuoc
a'a d ll . rl bMAHiAH llAftlfejh
tip
Anne saw that Mrs. Carpenter expected
it hr to go in. Anne proicsicu.
tf "I rrallv rnust go homo," she said.
' 'Tomo in for just n moment, I want
- .!,. vmi mr lihrnrv." Jlrs. (. nr-
K I.-i t-iatnd nml Anne found herself
c frtllnwiue the older woman up the steps'
of the porchi , .
lnlde it was like n picture put of
y s book thnt she had rend. Such beauty
r ef color, such Harmony. 01 outline.
-s9ft rugs over the polished floors, a
': leaning opru fire, huge divans, inagn
Jr rincs flung invitingly on tables. A huge
fur rug before the hearth, the fragrance
of flowers in bnwH everywncrc. tna ,
v rfi'fstooil trnnhfixed. It was her first
T rlirapse of beauty. She hnc I ncv ' been
in any ones noine u wici-u.h r ....
Cherry's, and Cherry's home, although
it was bright and cheerful, was nothing
like this. . , '
Mrs. Cnrpcuier was n womnn hj
. kni-lno hor nwn hut. She took vio
lent fancies, and she loved doing things
for people, but she expected np protest,
and a great deal of appreciation. She t
liked experimenting, and she was selfish
v.,iia kirn linrl nlwnTR IV(M1 Slio IPO. i
Jt Gcraldlnc Carpenter was thirty-six inn
Anne thougnt ner me mosi nuauuiui
woman she had ever seen. 'As n mutter
of fact, she was not beautiful, hho
. . hsd iron-gray hair which she had the
; e M.De to leave untouched, nud her ccs
Vere black nnd snappy, like a bird'.
She had a (harming smile and she was
, always exquisitely drcpsed.
. . "I think I'll keep you for lunch, she
t said, sludving Anne out of her bright
dark ejes." ... . ,,
"Oh. thank you. but I couldn t stay.
a Anne protested. ,,
"Von could telephone your family.
" lutcfled Sirs. Carpenter.
"U'e haven't a telephone, and besides 1
. T I couldn't do it." Anne flushed. It
. nas so narn to explain, one uncw inai
' Mrs. Carpenter was 'wondering about
' her. and her half-starved little heart
l . wis responding to thi wnrmtii nnd
. ' brightness and offer of friendship with
passionate intensity. Yet she knew
that her father would never nllow it.
, she felt instinctively that he would (lis
. t. spnrove of Mrs. Carpenter hecanse hI
. surrounded herself with benutifu'
" things. I
Anne's half revelations, however. t
. 1 only made f.crnldlnc tho more eager to
have her own way, the more determined
' to know this girl better. She was
searching about in her mind for a way,
t-snd she suddenly stumbled on it.
- In the library she had overheard
Anne's lemark to Miss Stevenson about
money, No doubt the girl was treated
. terribly at home, hqr clothes would show
" . that, and yet thero was a charm and
grace about her that was vcr'y'appeal
. ' iag.
"I have a plan.' ,jcjrnldiiie said sud
. , denly. She hnd sat down on the wide
Discriminating
Buyers Always
Choose the
OHI0-TUEC
Electric Cleaner
Sec it ivorfc at
I'sjural Klectrlq & Loci. Co 12 Noith
Utli Htreet
f A Epstein Ca , IBU N luh Street.
Albert CJentel, 1?Q3 Columbia A;e.
Albrt n. Jeser. '.'010 H Broad fit
fhsrles W Kester. n038 W. York St.
Mehntson EJlsctrlo Co., 0J01 Christian
ftrt
f!o I. Purvis, 4H7 Masclier St.
fsville Klectrlo Co., 220 H. 62.1 St
CnsriM D, Silcox, U701 Orthodox St,
Tloia I'.lectrlc Shop, 17th and Ilrle.
A K WleRand Co Uermantown
and Chelten Aenues
WrlclitU. Wright. 221C N Broad St.
Vur dttnlleil luf urmn tlun irlle or
phone toduj to
H.C. ROBERTS
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
Wholcsate Distributors
Uth&Raco Phllad.lplil.
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couch and Mic aiiminoued Anne Itnpert
otinly to dlt beside her. "I need borne
onfi to come here nnd nirtwer my let
lorn, take chargr of my correspondence,
nrrnnjc for my llttlo dinners. T think
you would be jtist the Rlrl. I'd pay
r,0lUS10 n wcek Would you like
that?"
Ten dollars n week! Anne felt Mid
ilenly sick nnd fnlnt. Ten dollnra n
week for comlnu here to thli beautiful
house and doing things for this wonder
ful person who talked like n fairy god
mother. But it watt Impossible i her
father would never nllow If.
(Jeraldlne whs wntrhliig the girl. She
aw that she wTinted to romn and thnt
she wai probibly hesitating because of
borne rondltion.
"If you couldn't come for all day. ou
might come nfter lunch." she said
smoothly. "I'd pay you M n week for
the afternoon."
(Tomorrow Clothes and tho woman.)
Adventures
- With a Purse
rpilR older woman frequently prefers
- to wear guimpes nnd vestH with high
riecks, rather than the low vestees of
her youtiger sister. She then will be in
terested to bear of some sheer lovely
high -necked vestees of soft georgette
crepe, smartly tucked. They are ex
ceptionally nice looking nnd nre reason
ably priced at $1.00.
Thpi'll ll ttlU In h Dl,1 nl.mil n kl.l'.
"f "W srrictcst supervision you may
manaen tn keen him vensnnnhlv plonn ns
be plays nboiit his kiddy coop, or small
alloted space. Hut just Btart to give
him that bowl of porridge or whatever
It is one does feed babies upon, and then
look at him: "All over your nice clean1
dress" you scold. And much good it
does! Hut if you nro wise, you will
ask me where I saw the feeding bibs.
Bibs? They nro npions rather, which
shoud easily envelop your small child
from the top of his fuzzy hair to the
tip of his small pink foot, neither one
or which is immune from smears. This
bit) or apron hns nil orts of interesting
nursery figures painted upon it. and
1 js made of what I judge to he oilcloth.
that It is easily wiped off nnd does
not linve to he laundered.
The price is I
sixty-five cents.
Send n sclf-nrlijresscil. stamped
envelope to the Kilitor of Woman's
Page, tr call "Wnlnut 3000, for
names of shops whero articles men
tioned in Adventures with a Purse
may he purchased.
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I son with his Edison Re
'ji Creations on
ITie
WW EDISDH
"The Phonograph With a Soul"
at Keith's Theatre
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DarfaSfflJitT K vlilif9stt?rw4lT w'BSSaaB t
Go to Keith's this week and witness this wonderful
demonstration. Then come to our salesrooms and
hear NEW. EDISON The above tone test has g
been given over three thousand times before audiences m
totaling over five million people by over thirty grand
opera artists.
BLAKE and BU1KAKT-
"The Phonograph Shop"
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Garden Dragons
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H'eupy, Hltu and Nanette, made ,
nil by JaUlnp ihiovith a uwuntw
tny glass, have adventures among
the timen firoiclnn fairies tn Nan ,
ctte's iiurtlcn. In aefendino the girts
ami the lalrip flltin attucks what
looks like a btg snake, but what
jiroue to be an angtetcorm.)
CIIAI'TI'.lt III
The liter lllrd
OMtLKg oirac to the faces of the green
fairies when Ullly told them tho big
snako he hail been fighting was only nn
angleworm.,
"Why tho nnglewornis are the
frlcnils and neighbors of tho growing
folks." llicy lisped. "They do Us no
harm, and sometimes thej- do us
good."
But oven though the supposed snnke
was only an angleworm, Peggy nnd
Nanette agreed that Billy was very
bravo to pitch Into It tho way ho did
to savo them. Ho didn't know It was
only an angleworm when he attacked
It with his sharp stick and so In
fighting- It he was really as brave as
though ho bad been fighting tho most
dangrrous of all snakes.
"t wish I could do Homethlng ss
bravo as that," thought I'ogcy to hor
sclf. "And oven as the thought, entered
her head, the chance to bo bravo sud
denly casne. There was a loud flutter
overhead, nnd a, qUlclc glanca showed
br an rnormous bird sweeping toward
Billy. In another instant it would b
upon him.
It was too late for reggy to warn
Billy. There was Just ono tiling to do
iret him out of tho way of the pounc
ing bird. Peggy never, stopped to think
of her own safety Sho d'.shcd up the
rldgo on which fllllv stood and gav?
him a nus'i that prut hint flying down
the little hill ott tho other side. Then
she WflU tumhliiiK after hint It was
Just like Jnck and .I'll, only Billy
didn't "br-ak bis crown" as Jack did.
but landed without harm In tho soft
qnrth of a. llttlo gully. Peggy fell on
Hosiick
Originated
Malted RIlik
in 1883
The name, "Malted Milk,"
devised by Horlic!;, has been
appropriated by others.
1 Onlv by tho Original llorlick process,
I which imitators do not reproduce, can
the full food values nnd flavor of Mnlted
I Mill: be obtained.
Tho medical profession everywhere has
endorsed the Orislnal product for over n
third of n centurv Avoid Imitations.
Lace and Embroidery Week
A nation-wide illustration of the charm
ing uses of laces "and embroideries;
demonstrating thefact that better qual
ity and better effects are gotten by buy
ing laces and embroideries by the yard
and making up to suit your own indi
viduality. Illustration: Taffeta or Voile dinner
gown with ecru filet lace flounce.
Saturday Closing Hour, 1 P. M.
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top rff nfok knocking ihe breath out of
him. Hofnrn lin Itnniv what wax halipell
lug, Peggy rolled the two of them under
the shelter of a' largo rock.
There they were safe from tho bird,
but peeking out they could see It. Tho
bird looked bigger than any bird Peggy
or Billy had ever seen. To their tiny
eyes It was as big as tho rock about
which Blpbad tho Sailor told In his
stories of strango advehturo.
Tho bird waa not only big, but it waa
very handsome It had a bright rod
breast, while Its bead was black and Its
back was brown,
. "It looks like Mr. llobln. only 1000
times bigger," whispered Peggy Billy
stared at tho bird, then gavo a
chuckle, ,
"It is Jlr, Uobln," he whispered
back. "You forget we are only the
slso of pins, and of courso he looks
awfully, awfully big to us "
Peggy giggled, too, but Billy suddenly
put his band over her mouth. "Hush-sh-sh
I" ho whispered very low. "If he
should hear us bo might gobble us be
fore wo could tell him who wo are."
This was a real danger. Mr P.obln
had cocked his head on one ido it ml I
was listening Intently. He took a hop f
townrd the. children, then again listened
Suddenly he drove his beak Into the I
ground and began to tug, tug. tug lie
bad grabbed something In the earth,
and was trying to pull It out But the
something was giving Mr Uobln a
hard flght. It Jerked him over until he
wan almost standing op nis neau,
But Mr, llobln wouldn't lot go. He
braced hla feet and tugged with might
nnd main. Ho pulled and ho Jerked
until out of the ground, struggling nnd
squirming, camo the big angleworm
which Billy had fought a short time
before.
The poor angle worm didn't have n
.SSMITOKESi
ttDU uvinuravuiiHiHs
OPEN A GHAR3E ACCOUNT
M South 8ih St
PHONE, SPRUCE 29C8
hUR STORAGE
UNDER
SCIENTIFIC CONDITIONS
REMODELING AND
REPAIRING
at very reasonable rates
during summer.
LUIGI R1ENZI
coanncT appaiiix
FOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
HroK AVirr Pay More at Rieii2i'i
-Jlae Tea-makers Union
YOU never find any strikes or friction in
this union ! And the reason is quite plain
tea pot, cup and package all are filled
with Tetley's delicious
tetleys tea
Mokes good
PERMANENT
waimi mMS
lflVsnm..-... li.. ,n i an I, ., , l
My Patented Process and Machine
Positively no pulling of hair or any other discomfort.
IT IS THE ONLY PROCESS THAT WILL CURL NEW GROWTH
WITHOUT RECURLING
EDMOND
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chancy to wjn w-hon onoi It had been
beat
uitivt ii iiuin i in liuiv. ivii..
tho Mr with his wings nnd sailed nwny
toward his tiesr, carrying the angle
worm wlthMbi. ,The itaby birds were
suro of plenty of breakfast that morn
ing. . ;
f7'omoiTot lolI he told how the ate
its try to adopt VeQgy, Ullly and Ann
ette.) MAIL ORDER
p Napkins, $1.00 thnumtnd. ,
Wux I'nnrr, J1.60 for 480 sheets.
A Toliet rimer, $0 inse,
Hoonns, Plates nnd Htrnns.
Pilot lints and Cigar llais,
Krir 'limes. S3 for 250 bos.
V Wax lli for luimr unit peanuts
Typewriter Tuners
white nnd yellow.
O white nnd rel
fA fr..ft. IIaM .HltTlM, f-.I.IM
Ire Ureiim notes nnd'rnntr Cim
P7RA I.F.VINSON 20 . i-irni
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Fhones
I-em,
3276 Main BS37 n.
PREVENT FIRE
Itemnre ratine. Mosllr originates In
loose waste nuner.
MAKK MONEY
GARRETT'S
HOUSEHOLD $10
BALER AO
Completo with wire
All Klnrl)i I'avtr and
"Bii'lnes
Sylvester S. Garrett
3S9 M. 3d St., I'blln,
GOLDMAN'S
Permanent
WAVE
Shampooing only im
proves the WAVE
Wc Do Not Undertake to
Wave Unlcos Satisfactory
Results are Possible.
Neither Dampness nor Sea
Air Will Affect the Wave.
GOLDMAN'S
1624 Chestnut Street
Orange Pekoe Tea I
tea a certainty
TtTLEVtfJ
TEA' J I
The nice part, about it is, that Tet
ley's is always the same. Not for
nothing have we been blending nnd
packing tea for over a hundred
years we've learned how to do it
just right !
Joseph Tetlojr Sr. Co., Inc., Nw York
HAIR PREVIOUSLY CURLED
14 1.8 Walnut St.
(Bellevue Court)
Phone Spruce 3434
iTHAIIi OflPER
,i i
Upholstering
ffconstruellon and pollihlns
of old furniture our .specialty,
KlnMt rrorkriatiBhtp n.oit
moderate priest. Let our rep
reientntlve call and estimate.
Imliistrlsl Uphol.ft Turn,
Cf.
Show Ionm afln Factory
Run rn
10th Ht
HON, lOtn nt.
Wrlto or phone Walnut HIS
REUPHOLSTERING
Or Tim 1IIOIIER GUADK
reconstructing, rennlshln
vour old parlor or library
furniture. (IS. 20, ttr,. Hank
hotel and nflt'-e furniture re
paired at short tiotlco. Orders
taken for new parlor fu'nUnre
nl manufacturers' prices. Hllp
covers to order our specialty.
Ifell. Iximliard -1560.
Quaker City Upholstering Co.
200-103 rilKSTXI'T ST.
Dalsimer Shoes
Comfort With BIjU
WiMwi
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ll'Hru Itsfjte"
2fe
sanes nre. lor
. tender ren.
Msde nt black
Dure Kid. aax
Ida soles, rui
hF hssls: no
seams to hurt. HlaM or Low. 8li;s
1U to II. Width! AA to F.
Pries, postpaid , n.r,0. Hlze 10 to
S. Dalsimer Sons. 1104 Market Ht,
AUTO TOPS
Curtains, flip Oners, etc,
for All Make of furs
Ford Touring Top, Ro.covered,
$16.50
Ford One-Man Top, $40.00
Our Inexponslvo location ami othsr fee
ton enafala us to sae ton 25 to 80
per cent.
C. APPEL ,.'i .ion
911-13 N. 2d St.
Open Tmlnr II V M. to 2 I'. M.
Onn Kenlnes. lie I Phniir Market 7i10i
F. A. North Co.
O Uptown Stores
Neighborhood Service.
Announcing the Opening of
Frankf ord Store
4501 Frankf ord Ave.
Lester and Leonard
Players and Pianos
' Many Bargains
TALKING 'MACHINES
MUSIC ROLLS & RECORDS
F. A. North Co.
1813 E. Allegheny Ave.
2136 N. Front St.
4501 Frnnkford Ae.
It is not a toy or play
thing, but a scientifically
constructed "
plaque with
planchettc.
The prico,
parcel post to
O u i j u "
movable
including
anywhere
in the United States, is $1.
Mahomet Company
Box 5500
Atlantic City, N. J.
OldReliableMALONE
Stands Itack of His
Bicycles
Established 30 Years
Always Has Bargains
in New Bicycles
Cam and look them oer
btikulita.
They are all
TIRE
BARGAINS
(iopdrlch, United States, Fiske,
Pennsylvania, Grip Tite.
Liberal allowance on nur 11IU lnoile
Hecond-hnnJ llln.les Kv.ruhing In the
Dlcyela I.lno at Lots est 1'osslble Prices.
Nickel tilatlnir enumelint brazlnir, eld
Ins all Lluds of repair work iruarani..(i
We are cheaper than the cheapest, snd
oiii work Is better than the best Call and
'be convinced Open enlnss
GEORGE C. MALONE
1203 Girard Avenue, l'liilndclpliia
1'llONK. l'UPiait sua
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Ilrlnr us your diamonds If lou m r.
.ti. .w- ki-i ill .- r .. " "w
' No inattar what others tell vou thv mr-.
rorth. est our prlc- before you salL "
We pay 13.00 to S10O.00 for each dlanoal
anore than others pay
fiee us and be eonilneed.
r W biiv any sl. hata Of eolor.
Pawn tlcketa for diamonds bouant.
raTKift amp in no or. rcr cfiiiOA
at
I Ouija I
! Nights
xv8 to those nfferlnr with tooth f
SM troublai azo asanraa If yon I
come here and let me xm- 0
Wk Ins your teath without cork
vm. Prince U ' KX
WK. "Plern math M&
.Sode to ,t'lta
wi! rials" and wSHmSSftL
WsMmiiir np-to.flata NUITTfLUkJ
m anpUanato ILnytt-ZrViS
War and It la ulala iP
JSSJK to ha seen why I jKKfWv
W am onllad Amer- ' iM..
: loa'a rorsmost Dantlat, TN
b Crown b Urldire TToraT a. -if?
I U to ta 1
I DR. HYMAN I
9th & Market Sts. M
and Branches JT
v . Onen A.M. to t Jl. JW:
A ,Tj. Biinflais VSS
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STKAMMIir NOTICf.
No Interruption in
Passenger Service
FLORIDA
VIA
CLYDE LINE
Sailings from New York thee
times a week for Jacksonville.
Steamers afford a wide range of
ajcoommodntions, including bed
rooms with private bath. All
rales include meals and berth,
nnd depend upon room selected.
Automobiles carried. Further in
formation, schedules, reservations,
tickets, etc., may be obtained at
City Ticket Office
629 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
OR
Passenger Traffic Department
Clyde Steamship Company
Pier 36, North River, New York City
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO.
AMERICAN LINE
X, Y. Cliernimnc H-juthamnton
One Class Cabin and Third Class.
St. I'mil . Mar ! May 2;.Iime 2
Philadelphia . Mar 10 June I?
Xew ork May 23i.Iune 19
r.W YOltK IIAMIlUltO
Mnnrlmrli ..Mar HiJune 10 .lull nl Kent 11
I Mongolia May SS July 3iAnc ItiHept. 23
1'HII.AHnLI'HIA MVRRI'OOI.
1 U'rnooelie April SO
; Iteclnn loy 8
' llurerford May SB
J niir.AniyLriiiA olasooxv
1 Western Ally Mny 1.1
Iustern &ea June 12
i rilll.AnSLl'IlIA IIA3IUURC1
1 West Clierow May 2
temer About Sluv IS
Welt F.UouU May 39
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X. Y. SOL'TIIAMTTOX AXTHTKP
Hronnlaml May I June 6 July 10
I.nplnnil May 8 June 1J. July 17
rinlnnil . . Mhj- LVIiine ID Jul 21
y.eelnnd July 31
rilIL.Ini,PItIA ANTWKIIP
Western l'liilna April 30
W est Clierow May 2
rt'est inmbu Jinv 7
Nervier May In
lVett Rkouk May 20
West Tncnols ... . .June 6
Passenger Office, 1319 Walnnt St., PbiU.
United States Shipping
New York to Rio do Janeiro.
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Id Class.
rassenxsr Uep'l. 83 -
Ureiel nide.,
rhlladelDhta.
I Keyset- Hide.
llaltlmore.
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Seattle to the Tar East rorlnlilitlT. Vw
New York to llrltlsli
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FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
Fas', twin-screw, pslailal steamrs
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
1U"00 Tons rlsrla-emn
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S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
14 000 Tons flsplarement
Ssll'i'i from N' Y'1 ever" Sanirdsr
No pssports requlrrd for nrrmuda
I'or further part'culars apply to
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
Furneu House Whitehall St . New fork
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Merchants & Miners'
Transportation Co.
PHILA.-1SOSTON
Pnssenier !erlie
Resumed May 1, 1920
A I.. IHlMiAKTZ. nenrrnl srnt
1'ler 18, H. Delnirure ir.
Telephone Ilniburd IS 00
GREEN STAR LINE
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
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Mobile.
Alabama.
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Fast Palatial Pasaonger Steamships
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Copenhagen
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Steamer June 1
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The Charles T. Megee Co.
Atenti lor V, S. Shipping Board
Drexel Building
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Lombard SiOO
EARN-LINE
Intoroorated uvt
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer.
General Cargo
Regular Service
I Philadelphia Manchester
S S "Des Moinej Bridge". .Loading
! Philadelphia Havana
SS"Coquina" Loading
a a "Lake Fluvanna". .May 10
For rates and particulars apply t
Earn-Line Steamship Cfc,
139 South Fourlh St. '
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1
SHIPPING
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