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Incomes
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Tho Trust Department
of" this Company offers
Its service In tho collec
tion of, Incomes. Will
net na agent for non
leslilcnt property own
ers and for any ono de
siring to bo rotlovcd of
tlio worry of personal
management of finan
cial affairs.
Collects rents, Interests,
dividends, coupons,
mortgages and every
class of lncomo or ma
tured security. Takes
complete charge of
estates.
The Real Estate
Title Insurance
and Trust Co.
523 Chestnut Street
(Across from Inileuemlenre. llnll)
Ck
ll!XWin!rai!M
The
Economy
of Brick
MR. BOWSER lives in
a frame house in the
suburb of Lowdown
Heights. On his last bill
for painting ho read the
motto, "Save the surface
and you save all."
"Well," he said to Mrs. Bow
ser, "it will cost all I've got
in bunk this month just to
save the surface. I wish they
had sense enough to build
houses of something that is
the same all through."
'Ifiomo people have," replied
Mrs. Bowser. "You know I
wanted to build this house of
brick, but you said it would
c st twenty per cent more.
Brick never needs paint to save
the surface. It never shrinks
nor c-acks. A brick house
wuld hnv" saved us three tons
of coal this last winter. And
you're payfng twice the brick
rate for insurance, too. But
that's the way you save
money."
"Mr. Bowser," he shouted,
"I wish I had some bricks here
to throw at you."
"Better save them all to
build with," said Mrs. Bowser,
placidly.
Wise women know that com
mon brick is the best and
cheapest of all building ma
terials. north TnirA. nmrK works
R!lnT Pun nnd I.U7ern
K..eton I.nne and O 3t. g
if tr & i- r fivi:r H
i"hurrh nnil Tncnnv g
jn T RYnVK EST. B
jnth and ri, .irfleld g
irniv h u.nr.i:T B
Nii.'tnwn I in and 1' St jp
rnNKfi"iRp uriTi'K works H
TnrreBdale Avenue
KI-TSTONi: RRIPK CO jS
Ondfr.' nfar rond St Pike gf
. a
nUII.D WITH liniCK IT LASTS B
O rnnrlTR ' '
QmmiiBrifflunmm'irjuHiirj'imr.iniHnuniiiu'miimiuniiiiHifliH'imwihtwrma.H
PARCELS POST
r- MR. MERCHANT: -
HI Sae Money awl Advertise
Poctoerunli lll print jour "nd'' on the roll
oi iiiiper ni tne puuer l puiieu on.
Twn eolor, from nmllr-.t to 1 R", Tie
and "cut" to Milt our liulnp. (.uir
nnteed for S yearn. I'rlco complete, SlR.nn.
tlrrular or demoniitr.itloii on miuciit. Send
t postal,
"PACTOGRAPH"
911 Stephen Girard Bide, Phila.
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADE EQUAL TO SKIT
Reconstructed
upholstered
and polished
C1 C and
D iO up
Flrht-class
worl?
Buarnntocd
Slip cover
made to
order
xr -... .. i,. .ini.1 of linhnlstnrv
materials, sollinB at wholesalo prices.
AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO.
Oldest and J.ura-est House of Its Kind
305 Arch Street gotT6o0"tt
u
SfMHEK r AMI'S
Younr Mrn nnd Hoy
FOR YOUNGER BOYS
POLE BRIDGE CAMP
Offers an Unusually Wholesome
and Attractive Summer
TWENTY BOYS, 8 TO 14
AMt. Tata a la Hon.. Naw Haven. Conn.
ft " BkV
All BlueBird Dealers
will demonstrate the
superiorities of
IuzJjird
ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER
in your house FREE
BlueBird wash is
on the line
by nine
Wholesale Distributers
ELLIOTT-LEWIS ELECTRICAL CO., Inc.
1017-19-21 Race St., Phila., Pa.
STKAMMMP MTI( Fs
PuMfneer and Freight Service
itonl ticorge Nru vrk to l'l.moith, C Iicrboiirg mill Southampton
Oronla New ork " (liirrnMoun and Llveriiool ,
Klter (Ironies .... I'lillinlrlnhi i " I'lrariiN, iiirn mid .vilnnWn
l:iuretiinlu New York " Chrrlioiiri; and Southampton
loliimliln New York " I.onilonilrrrj mid (ilaszow
Iliionaulm riiMadelnhla " HrlMol (Atnnrioutlil
linprrntor New York " tlirrhonre und Southampton
.iirl Nnv lurk " l,erpoid
K. A. Victoria New nrk " Uiiiy iiMctun and Mienool ,
r-ronu New nrk " llurenktnun nnd Liverpool
rnlumhlit New York " Iindonderrr mid iluxw ,
Aniiltanlii New lurk " ClierliourR nnd Smith impton
Mnuretinla Ne li.rk " riierlwurii and oiith impton
Imperotor New York " ri erlioure and Senthamplon
Ml tori I ... -? lli.r'n.te.r,, ,,,H l.lirrnnol
rr"'ln N--v -ri " nentown n"d l.l"rnofll
anltpnln New nrlt riei.n,.c nrd 0"li'imnton
Calitmtili . ... Ne lork t ..,in,i.rrv ,)n,j f;iiicnw
For Later -nl1lne Apply to
1300 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
iLKlLiniJC
Incnrnnrnted TSII
U. b. Shipping ooard bltel Steamet
General Cargo
, Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "Dei Moines Bridge". June 23
i
; Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Galera" June 23
SS "Coquina" July 2
t or rates and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co-
139 South Fourth St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
GREEN STARLINEi
MONTHLY SERVICE
Mediterranean, Adriatic,
Greek and Black Sea Ports
Trieite, Fiutne, Patrii and Piraeni
Sailing From Philadelphia
I). S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
SS "Zarembo" June 30
SS "Jomar" July 15
Tor Further rnrtlmlnr Applr
GREEN STAR STEAMSHIP CORP.
10DS Drrxel Hide, l'lilla.
Phone: Lombard S104 Main 1520
ISOLLAND-AMERIOA
LINE
NEW YORK to ROTTERDAM
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Noordam June 26
New Amsterdam July 7
Aup. I
AUR. 10
Rotterdam July 21,Aui;. 23
Kyndam Aug. 18
I'aaseuscr OUIce. 1631 Walnut t.. rluu.
K1H CATION u
Hoth Srxcw
ompi.kti: ornrt; tkmmno
stuJ-nia In Shorthand. H kk. . p ns
In iur Summer .School ur . .n n
e truimm: In ottlie manafftr nf r mj
i nomi a ana P r-"irt a.i
nn day and ll ui ap . in uut
( ourpn to oil
rniL. i.rsiMs rot i i.c.i:
n nil Coll ec r of (oinnif-rfr
101? Chrhtnut M. IMi l.iilflnlilu t
Summer School yiA.vAT'.!TviH
nnortkt"pinir Shorthand Tp. wriMru Kns
I ih I ninfinshlp Dlctuph .1 mpt-inn-tHr
Hurt now Indlvlduu! iuiru (un Day
and pxfntnia: neHfitnnn
PM.MKIC SCHOOL, in South 10th st. I
ST-STU-T-T-TERING " Jlrlng
i ured at home.
Instructs booklet fre Ilefpr to Lrdcer
Hrrvl, u Hurenu Wa'ler Mi Donnll i0
rotomnc Hank Hlds Washington D C.
Banks Business Coliege
1!00 Walnut St. 11 .ukkeeDlnf Hhorthnri
Ferretarlal. Typewrlllns Courss. Day an
Z
riism i. mssr.
I
I
' "t
Our
1 tuns!
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL MJw,
Hummer Hennloni (Irrrir .shortlmnil. llookkrr
Inr. Touili Tilns. l)iiy und llit,
Straycr's Business College
rhlliiilrlpMu's Greatest lluslnrsa Nrhonl
Ml t.lirttiint St. l'lione Will nut 381
SJAUHU l-nKPARAI-ORY. 115 S, 3ltb Ht.
bumiucr tutorlnit bcilna now, U, 1', Ret,
4:
This demonstration, won't
cost you a cent, and it
won't obligate you in the
least. It will just give you nn oppor
tunity to see that clothes can be
washed better, more quickly, more
gently, and more economically by
BlueBird than by you or any laun
dress in the world.
Telephone to your neigh
borhood electrical shop 'to
day, or, better still, go in
and sec the man from whom you've
bought other electrical necessities.
And remember, when you arc ready
to buy BlueBird that you can do it
for only
$7
Down
and complete the payments in con
venient monthly sums. Don't overlook
the fact that you get BlueBird right
in your home on the first payment.
It begins to pay for itself right away.
STEXM-HIP NOTICES
June S3
.Juneiiu
.July I
..lulr 1
.July :i
.Inly 8
.July IS
..lulr is
July 17
.July 21
.July St
Inlr 3t
.A tie. .1
.Ahc. IS
A tic. II
Anc. K
.Auc. 28
Philadelphia to
Scandinavian Ports
Christiania,
Gothenburg,
Copenhagen
Regular Service
V. S. Shippiai Board Steel Steimin
iS "FORT ARMSTRONG'Moadiai
SS "ORONOKE"
June 30 to July S
A Steamer July U
fFrom Pier 78. Sovth Wharvet)
I
The Charles T. Mcgee Co.
Attnti lor (J. S. Snipping Board
Drexcl Building
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Lombard 5 100
LUCKENBACH LINE
i i at
Philadelphia to
Rotterdam Amsterdam
s. l.-T TOOL (I-. S. .s. n,.) jlln, :s
. . -I'IHN(.F1EL1 (t.S.S.Ud.) June 20
From Rotterdam to
Philadelphia
flfiuner Late June
LUCKENBACH
STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
GAILEY, DAVIS & CO., Agents
403 Ilourse Hide, l'lione Lombard 2003
VACATION TRIPS !
H lirarlne ocenn breezes, refreshlns
I , I ma ford and all other benefits .
" , I Kit TRAVEL on the well-appointed
, i-hip rf this fainrlte line. I
' u:i hi- n plan our aratlon trip! I
Fref)unt sailings to I
BOSTON
SAVANNAH
JACKSONVILLE ,
.lerchantH
und Miners Transportation Co.
i-sinuiinea ina-i.
' Millions or pasnKers carried
"Not u life lost "
Vler 18 S. Drlnuiire Ae. Tel, Lombard 1000
S MMI.lt UKSOKT.H
OCK.N ITV. N. J.
NoirB8SRoiE
CAPACITY (100
Opem July lat New appointments and
equipment, strictly flrat-class cuisine and
ter!cu foinu pilule or in sulu, twin t
liliuut t,nth
LAWKUNCB MARnSCH. Mgr..
formTiv of the nellevue-Htratfurd Phila
THE LINCOLN
UPLNH ,11 LY 1ST
( upuclty 301)
t:nnrelv new ltouma sInKle nnd en suite
with iunn,ne water and prlwt l,aih
l.iiit.ii. lery modern uppulnimuit fur
Luinfori and srvlw.
1'rriuli Cuisine Alilte Srrtlie
MIts. J, JjMUHKISI)N
HOTEL BELLEVUE
8ih and Ocean.
Opens for season June 24th
H H SHANTY. Prop
BREAKERS
Only llonrdwnlk Hotel.
DUt kitchen att.nhi.ii r,,r
r 1 1 n vts
flrage K A YOt NO Mr,
The Oceanic a fc'KM.
TUPMAVRPPPV Open June 28
lliuiiln.ui,...w1r 8 y. MtyUrTy
irri VfJ nth A Central, all outside
1 uumi rooms, table unsurpassed.
wii.mvoon. n. j.
Alms "''" rates; bath, from houaei excel.
"-""" table, home cook, .110 8, Poplar are.
ARCADIA July 4 special, SO. Sat. lb Mon.
aup, juaguuua i-aciao, Mrs.,u,wjuin.it
I
BUMMER ItKBORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
A ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.,
AivAmencan. Plan, note!
of DislmctiontBid RcalConxlort
riRBPROOr QARAOI.
p'!T-t, ..yytoj
5Q.50 4th July Special $Q.50
Sat. Afternoon s
to Mon. Supper
OSBORNE
Cor, 1'AClttc and Arkansas Avs., prlv, refrlff.
erntjng p'nnt: electric kitchen open (or In
epectton; running water; nil outside rooms i
scrupulously clean: elevprlv. baths, bathing
from hotel, bathhouses nnd showers free: or
hestrn. dancing; white service: garage. Rklt.
New management. STITZDR ft STITZEH.
LEXINGTON
rid fie and ArVtnaat Avrt. Captdtj 600. () block
from Million Dotlir Tirr, Parting dfpot and btal bla
In i bcich, 7SDithhouiM with thowen for lurfbathrrt.
I'nrBto wit to IW eh, Eitatulvo porchta and halt room
Fief, llghltand running watrr Inrootm. Pritata battit.
OrthMfra and dancing. Anetifan plan IS up dally IIS
upwecklr European plait $1.50 up dail. Uraproof
Caraia. DaoUaU fh on-J 2 SO. Wta. M.4IasUlt.
lOUt'fl-SY
HOTEL
UUAI.1TV 4K.lt VICE
KENTUCKY
KF.NTUOKT AVE. NEAR TtEACH
Amer. flan. 11.1 (r M niy HI7.I10 Up Tkly.
ropular ICtiropenn Rnteft
Elevator: electiio llehts: telephone every
mom, runnln water In room.: private bnthi.
Phone 102n Jl. N. n. KKNNADY.
t1e Looted I'onalar-Prleed Hotel"
NETHERLANDS "nJ-r"
VPW YORK AVE. Itathln-r Privilege from
Hotel. rapacity 40O. Elevator, private
baths, running water In bedrooms. Dance
Floor. Now Fstures. Amerlcn Tlan
(with meals). $3.80 ur. daily. S17.S0 up
yAt'Ot'ST RimWADBL. Proprietor,
Grammercy Arms
flRAMMKRCY TLArK AND nKACII
HondKomely furnlahed rooma with ocean
Mew and private hatha: beautiful aleenlns
porches fncll.e ooean. American plan. Ilea
sonabln rntea, JtmSj.Jl.mUIBNS, Prop.
SS-aOSSEIUAJVI
Vlrslnla uv. cloee to the Iteach tt Steel Pier,
fan. J.'i'i. Amer plan, Prlv. baths, Run'
water E'evator: electricity, natea upon ap.
nllcetlon. CIIAHLK9 STERN.
ROQUOIS
South Cirollna Avenue, adjacent to beack, I
Cap &00.1tinnedpatronaira.muslc.dancins. I
tr.ctiy modern, table und terrtce excellent, I
i nrje niirium. u.mkiuc. a. KrnnoKiai
bouih Carolina Ave. near Reach: every con.
venlencc. homo cooking: bathing from hotel;
Amerhun und European: VI up. apeclaj
weekly; C. V. MOltTIMKn.
South Carolina near Beach. Private bathe)
running water. Moderate ratee. Open alt
ear L. R Arnold. Ownrehlp Management.
:ALEflIHl
St. Cliirle I'laco Uracil. .Capacity BOO.
M IIRAIIAM formerly of the Prlncen.
Kentucky ae. 1st ofT Hoardwalk.
("ccan levv roomn with runnlnff
uater and privHtf bathi. New management.
PITNEY New York Me. near Beacn
oiiii-iiibii niiu nut I'l'trtiii tHMiit
Cnpacity S.'iO, Noted for well cooked food. ,
Iarife, alr room, Klmtrlat services.
RntHs nn appUcatlon. JACOH13ICKAR.
SILVISRTOlNf I
Kriiliirkr Ave. and the Reacli. i
Kvrv annnlntmeiit Mmlcrate ratea. '
Mre. 11 RRl't'KKR. formerly of the Umnnl.
HOTELCARLTON i
rhelsea Av. A Bench. Rrns. en eulte with prlr.
hath. IJery room bot & cold runnlne -vater. '
Mod ratea. Ownernhln met. C P. Zunall, ,
IT
RAYMORE ATUNTTcard
WRLDS GREATEST H0TELSU0CESS
THE WILTSHIRE
Vlrclnla nv. Hnd Reach. Cnpacity. 3S9.
Private baths, running water, elevator, etc. I
Amer. plan. HpeclHl Hensnn rutrs. Rnoklet
BAWUEI. KLT.IS. Owner X.J.rOLI.l.S'S.Mar.
QAM lOIF St James l'lnce, nr heath
.tV JUJL, nnc) nmup,ctl, ,1(aI )0. ,
cation, tiu'.et and rednod, larito and pleneant .
rooms with runnlnir water Iteasonable i
r.iten. Ownership mnnawement.
HOTEL AUSTINE
Pirlfle A- Pt Jamw riace. nenr tieach & nil
amuBHm'te eery room outelde F. H Jon '
T.l.ne Inn Octan end Tonnectlcut Ae.
lauui inn ,,,,,, l0,at)nI,t Ur,i Bry i
reomn fccllent tiW lth eeaenn, nwn.r '
! manncm' it Mod r' .IP A M Dt'NN
K1'KMAN AMI MXXIini.'S RKT.rit
ANT. N York An- n.iir Iloardwnlk. And
eat well prepared uholcuome food. Hun
gnrlan km h-ri
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
I Alwny open Alwius rendv Terma mod
era teiI'hnn or write M Waleh Duncan.
I """ THE PENNHURST
Ocnn entl rkhlff'n hvp AHvas open.
Onrngp. WIUtAM n.OOD.
HOTEL CALVERT
Vlrclnla Ae near Heach American plan.
Ownernhln nmn icemi nt. 1'rank I. Heain
BISCAYNE
Knituikv ANe , fourth
hotel from heath. Amer
ican ntan. ATnrtrntM
rates.
r A Ml'ItrUT, Dwner.
Delaware City
seee Ae. tieach.
furnished rooms.
n oawonaiiie ni ten ams LAI HA I. I.AUtD.
NUTTALL - -s- Maine Ae . Atlantic
Ae. and Beach. Thnne 2(170
SOMFRSFT Pond house from beach.
3UHILWLI S. s Arklin(1III A
All amuwm. m A. n. WKKKH.
THE IIAKVXRD Everv appointment! ex
cellent ) . ti'n nnd table. Miss I. aura M.
Trao t2"l Noith Carolina A.i.
crr. may. n. j.
EJ3EE5J5IH3ISI3J3Sn3IEIGMSI3fE'5M3JEI3J
The Best fW i
Resort
Cool
Cape May
Writs the Board of Trade
j'aiSJsiBEjaisfSEraraiaaHSEja
HOTEL LAFAYETTE SgZJZSS
on tmh front Capacity 400; all !mpros
ninth running uater, e!eutor.
JOHN TRACV & CO.
COOrCAPEMAYTNJ.
AfillUHY TARK, N, J.
ASIIURY I'ARK. N. J.
FOR ri'LL lllirhl. ISHIHMATION WRITR
MfMCIPAI. PI II, HI Hi. Aaluiry Park.
SPHINO LAKK HLACH. N. J. ,
THE BREAKERS K'iiVnna I
M'ltINO l.Ki: IIKAC'H, N. J.
t.OI.P. TKNNIH. RIIHNfi. IJATHINO
nnrri,lil .Mliut. Louis N. 3loss. Tel. 780
' THE ALLAIRE I
Kprlnir I.nke Reach, N J On the Ocean
Trom racljyl)i. MA ID C. HOLMKB.
OTKAN CIIUIVK. N. J. I
THE SHELBURNE
Vew. modern hoteli hot & cold run's; water
erv rooms private bathsi Ocenn Pathway
( .rlnc park 4 ocan. V. C. IIAYNBH
j'OIXT l'I.K.HAXT. NJ.
klCTC'RHSQC'E A Uellthtful Resort
'' iDI....t M I Alwaya Cool
OU1H iia.ii, n.. Wrlte Horn Clerk
iif,cii ii.wnx. N. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
Now open. l.verv modern ronvenlenrot
tirlvats baths with sea nnd freth water, fhe
tennis courtsi booklet R F EVf.LE. Man.
arer
Aln the Covington West Philadelphia
CATSItILL MT-IIKArilVIKW. N. Y.
Catskill Mountain House
Open June an. New York Office. Hotel Mc
Alnlri. JOHN K VAN WAGON'eN Mgr
CANADA
Ilillghtful rnllona In Canada along I
CJnndlan National Railways. Ask V. I
4f .T.,Wl..0'n".", Ar"t. 1120 Wool- I
erth.niilldln. New Tork City. ' I
f3mm&
SUMMER- nr-SOWTfl
VERMONT
'n. Vermont
youll find your
Ideal "NEicatiorL.
The wild and romantic scenic- beauties of
Lake Champlain and tho Green Mountains of
Vermont are each year luring more thousands
of rest and pleasure seekers to this land of
satisfying vacations.
Hundreds of hospitable hotels and boarding
houses 'mid the lakes and mountains of Ver
mont cater to every want of their summer
guests in n way that is only possible in a land blessed
with an abundance
chirrd and dairy.
r..- -..
spots mat
Vermont Publicity Bureau
Montpelier, Vt.
Harry V. Mack, Secretary of State.
",aWB&g
LAKE r.-QR(IR,
iwTOffiSM5ufiwrj5wii; jimmi
HOTEL MARION
LAKE GEORGE. N. Y.
76 miles from Albany. Directly on the
Lake Front, also State Road from Lake
George Village to Bolton Landing.
Capacity 300 Guests White Service.
With or without private baths.
Open June to October Adjoining
New Country and Yacht Club Fire
proof Garage. Booklet Free,
JOSEPH H. MARVEL
AI.KXAXDRIA HAY. N. Y.
1000 ISAND HOUSE
CROSSMWHOnSE
AlexdndfldBagN.y
Ihe tvo leading 'hotels in the 1,0,00
Idlndg are novr under one Trpprietop.
Ship oflenno- Jour horvdrjwi rbomq
mote than 'hair -with -private T?ath.
Ttnegt Aqninor motor 'boatuio
Trap dhootinff.
Attractfvo boot -with baautmil
pictures sent on request.
WILLIAM H. J&U3BLV3TCW, fzci-neta
jTvkk ruuin7'yY.
ADIRONDACKS
Grand View Hotel
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.
Extensively Improved, finest electrical equip
ment, runnlnz water, private bathrooms;
olKvator: orchestra, dnnclns. Opens June
2tlh. I urnlelird roltmce for rent. All ou'
of door Adirondack diversions Circular.
M. MARSHALL. Mcr.. I.ilke 1'lneld. N.Y,
adiroxiiaciTThu XTAIXS
Adlrondnrk-Moiitre.il-rrov. of Quebec' Auto
mobile Tourn. Addr Ora. W. Uyan. 1'lattn
bumh. N. Y . or Tourists' Hureiiu of Hunt
real, lion New Hlrkn llidj.. Montreal.
UEYON. TA.
ACERWOOD eTM4
I. It. R.. B i.ilnutea to station. Desirable
environment; tnblo eupplled from own farm;
outdoor sports; elieplni: porches. Thoni
WniiM 4 for rates, Ho 1!2.1, Devon. Pa.
Wvnburne Inn " Ma,n k1"- cpciuy
vyynuuiin. 1"",ip,rabls for business men
with families Rooms ulth bath nt reas in
able rates Danclne. Lanrn Grounds, widi
randan f'hone perwyn 17
KWARTIIMORK. TA.
TTt Hnrvnrrl Amer plan, single or n-
. .. fuii
me I'll Swnrthmore 233.
WKRXr.HSVII.LE, I'A.
Hi11air1f Heautltul Views. Terms Mod
erate.
Oarase. electric lights.
Al'LEN'RACH. Props.
OERHART A
voroxo MOl XTAIXS
Knslew Jlere. Pa.
Eagles Mere, Pa,
The sumnvr retort that Is different be
rauee It coirblne mountain and seashors
conditions with unique eurroundlnRs.
The eandy bmch and temperate water of
the Lake nf the EiKles afford splendid
hathlna- 23fin feet above sea level.
Ous of the finest solf courses In America.
For Dooklrt nnd Rates Writs
THE CRETMOXT rXN
William Woods, Manaier.
THE FOREST I.VN
fjermsn V. Tear. Mananr.
TTIE LAKEfSIHP
John S. Rlrk t Son.
THE RAVMDND
Ths R'vmond Hotel Company.
DeliiMiire Wntrr (ini
CENTRAL HnilClF Delaware
.. IVi'.rGn, Pa
Open Miiv -: inSJIJ ORAVKHrrop.
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ANLAQK At Cedar Rroolc. N .T Mon
June -'1. JOHKI'll husbiind of 'Iherei.i An
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Solemn
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I CAIRNH. Suddenly, June 21 ALEXAN-
be it hualinnd of Surah Cairns, Due nntlra
or luneiui irom nis iaie resiuence, 3317 ,s
lasrn.r SI,, tviit i,r kivvii.
CAPNER. Suddenly, June 10. BECKETT
HOPEWELL, husband of Ellznbvth II. Cap
per Friends may view remains Tues., H
P. m., at late residence, 3410 N. 23d at.
Services and Int. private.
CARSON. On June 18, OKOROE W,,
husband of Slary A. Carson, Relatlvea and
frlenda. also Third district police, ars In
vited to tho services Wednesday 2 p, m
at hla late residence, 830U Spring Garden
at. Interment Northwood Cemetery, VI twin-
Tnedny evening.
..fA!51r.,''",TI1"1 . Jf"' "", VIOLET
Fro-IvibUr'or'AnniV rd"t".iati'
HUNTBR, widow ,
rbomas S.
Clos'nn and
ir
JJuly 6 7
yVacation Cruise Xj
Y Montreal to the Sueniy y
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llllFif In hly r.Ilrh . fft r llnlalluas u.l fel.n.L
are Invited to attend the funeral, Thurs.. was a member, are Invited tn attend fun.rat
June 21. nt 0 tt. in . Iteciulein mass nt Havr-il Tnurs,. H;30 a. m.. late resHlente 108 Dels.
Heart ChurLh Cedar Brook, at lu a. in, war. ave. Solemn requiem mass at st
Please nmlt flowers. Peter's Church I) a. m. Int St. Peter's Cem'
BOON Suddenly. Juno 20. WM. BOON I HINOLUY. June 10, JOHN, son of Anni.
i
tlvi-a und friends Invited to and the late tleorge B ngley. Funeral, to
. 2 p. in, 33i Roxboruugli which relatives and friends, also students
eh. Int. Private, Westminster "' 0mriaifna Delaware Colleges Invited"
s may call tuis ur. rnurs.. iju y. ic..uriii- m njs mother.
Suddenly. June .20, PATRICK1?.'" "rVend 1" ma'J'c.li We '.M. 'n"""1"'
William
TneXTMB
Hunter. ,"rl eervlceson Wed.. 2 x. n.,
fi. HL ,?le..r1?,'nce' 2304 Cathar Ine st.
tuBMi-june ai, L. BTELI.A, dauah-
ter of lata Matthias 11. and Hells II. Custer
Relatives and friends Invlt.d to services.
Thurs., a P, m.. residence, 2310 W. Cumber-
.nd At'. ?Uh'r ""Vices at Trapps Lutn-
"ORACH SIMON, son of Marjtsrrt T, and
the late Charles B. Davis, 'otf 2225 Cedar
2v.'i n,''Vlvt". and 'rlends. Charles M.
?ftln ?d No- 0lii- r' l"l A, M.. and
University Chapter. No. 280. II, A. C. In
vited to funeral services, on Wed, after-
'"UtPIlXAl?' Mt- Morlah Cem.
i.5 ni.C0.N:7J.une 20' JOHN, huabnnd of
late Charlotte Deacon. Relatives and friends,
also employes of Atlantic Refining Co., mem
Xll.?,1 S,ra.co JPresby. Church. Invited to
o n5S5l'.Xfd:' 2.p- m" 1, residence, 1227
S:i?34 'n- frnwood Cem. Fr ends may
call Tues. evening;,
DlAIIOND.M.Tun. In lktta nrnmm
Relatlvej and friends and Dlv. No. HO,
q.'0, "" r 'nvltcd lo funeral. Wed..
:. , ,B,..m- residence of brother-in-law,
ratrlck Murray, 2333 Oxford at. Hlith re
culem mass at Bt, Kllzabelh's Church 10
... Inti "0y Cross.
DONAIiyB. June 11), 1020. MARY, widow
?' James Donahue (late of 748 N, Judson St.).
Kuneral Wednesday, June 23, at 8!30 n. m.,
from her late residence. 2012 Rellevue at..
Tiosa. Illyh requiem mass at Church of our
Jl!,?y .?' th9 J'01' Sou' t 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Cross.
DOWD. June 20. 1U20. JOHN, husband of
Mary Dowd (nes Flanagan). Relatives and
tt!'2'". " Jl.O. nrlll Relief Asso., In
X"'d ,i.un'r1! wd.. 8:30 a. m.. resi
dence. 2183 8. Atden st. Solemn mass of
requiem Church of Moat Dlessed Sacrament
10 a. m. int. Holy Crosa Cem,
ELKINTON. At London. Knland. BJxth
Month, 20th. JOSEPH ELKINTON. ae4 01
year. Friends and relatives are Invited to
mot with members of family Fifth-day.
Blxth morrth, 24th, Meeting House, Arch and
'n..5,."7 fll 3 P- w. Interment at Jordans
on 22d Inst.
ELLts. June 21. at hw residence. 1001
N, Ilroad at.. FLORENCB MAY, daughter
of John P. and Martha Y. Ellis, Relatives
and friends Invited to cervices, Thurs.. 1 p.
m.j Parlors of Msrttn Evoy & Bon, 2800 Dia
mond st. Int. private,
FARRELL. June 2i, 1020. 'WILLIAM E
husband of Ann Farreli (nee Holloran). Rel
atlves and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs..
8:30 a. m late residence, 283S N. 21st st.
solemn requiem mass St. Columba's Church
10 a. m, Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. ,
FARRELL. Suddenly. June 10. MARY,
daughter of Rose and late William Fnrretl,
Relatives and friends, also Tsssyunk Circle,
No. 23, L. F. of A.. Invited to funeral. Wed..
8 a, m.. from her late residence. 223 Oer
H'.t st. High mass of requiem Sacred Uean
Church 0:30 a, m.
FARRKLI.Y. At the residence of her
grandmother, M44 Wyaluslng ave on June
18, DOROTHY K daughter of Elliabeth
Clemens (nee Dtalr), aged 14 years. An
nouncement .of funeral later.
FISHER: June 10, WILHELMINA,
daughter of the late Andrew and Mary
Fisher, In her 07th year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral. Wed..
2 p. m., from her late residence, n.12.",
Dustletnn nve., Rustleton. Phtla. Int. For
est Hills Cem. Train for Uustleton leaves
Brnsd Pt. Bta.. 12:0.1 p. m.
ORIFFITH. On June 21, 1020, If. PUR
NELlORIFFlTH. Relatives nnd friends In
vlled to funeral services on Tuesday at n
t. m., at the residence nf son-in-law, Harold
D. Elfreth. 2001 N. 13th st. Interment at
Princess Anna. Md.. Wed., train leaving;
Broadest. Station 10:01 a, tn.
HAIO.On June 20. OEOROE IIAIO, aged
M vears. Relatives nnd frlenda are Invited
to the servlre. on Thurs., at 2 o'clock, at
his late residence. 28.10 Reed st. Interment
private. Friends mov call Wed. evening.
HAINEP. Haddonfleld. N. J., Sixth Month
2tat. HANNAH A., daughter of late Abra
ham. nnd Ann E. Haines. Funeral Flfth-dny,
Sixth Mopth 24th, at 2:30 p. m. John Hutch
inson, 24 Euclid avs., Haddonfleld, N, J.
HALL. Juris JJl. ELLA U. widow of
Rarclay Halt, ag-fd, 78. Funeral services
W'ed.. 2 p. m.. 1010 .County Line rd., Ilryn
Mawr Pa. Int. private.
NHAMMILL. June 21. ANNIE, widow of
Patrick Hammlll. aged 72 yenis. Funeral
Thure., 8 a. "m.. from 2022 Adams nve..
Camden. N J. RequIem"toass at St. Joseph a
Church a. m. Int. NeWCadhedral Cem.
MA.-Nii,y on jun. vi. v'-"' "r-'
HANDLY. aged 71 years. Friends and James
13. Hyatt. Jr.. Council. No. ISTTfi. and U. of
I... Invited to funeral services, ortvVVednes
day, at 1:30 p. tn., at 2218 Jefferson st.,v Int.
West I-aurel IU1I Cem.
HARRISON. On June 22, 1020, Sr;
LOUISE HARRISON, widow of James Har
rlaon. Further notice of the funeral will be
given from 4303 Westminster ave.
HUFF. June 20. MARY, daughter oi
Joalah It, S, nnd Margaret Huff. Funernl
Thurs., 2 p. m., parents' residence, 1.112
S. Myrtlewood at. Int. ML Morlah Cem.
Friends may call Wed. eve.
-HUFF. On June 20. 1020. EMMA LfiN.
wife" of Jeremiah M. Huff. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services on Wed
nesday, at H n. m., precisely, late residence.
2024 N. Hanibrey at. Further services at
chapel Falrvlew Cemetery, noyertown. Pa.,
Thursday, at 10:30 a. m. Interment adjoin
ing grounds. '
JONES. June 18. 1020. ELTZARETH J
daughter of Hnt'.le T. Jones. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2
p. m.. late residence, 1010 Pt. Breeze ave.
Int. Arlington Cem.
KINSMAN. Suddenly. June 30. RICH
ARD LOUIS, son of Nnoml K. and the late
Rlchnrd R. Kinsman. In his 21st vear. Fu
neral services Wed.. 2 p. in.. 0820 N. 0th
St.. Oak Lane. Int. private. Remains may
Do viewea rues. eve.
LESLIE?. On June 20. THOMAS. hulinnd
of the late Frnnle Potts I.eJlle, aged 80
years, formerly of Phila.. Pa., and Ocean
Cltv, N, J. Service on Wed. morn., at 11
o'clock, at th Oliver It. Hair Illdg.. 1S20
Chestnut at. Interment Mt. Vernon C'em
eterv LUNN. June 20. JAMES, son nf late John
nd Ho so Lunn, of County Cavan, Ireland.
Relatives and friends invited' tn funral,
Wed.. 8:30 a. m.. residence of brother. Peter
Lunn, 104 N. Catnac st. High mnss of re
nulem at St. John's Church 10 n. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem.
LYNCH. June 20. HILDA, wife of An
drew J. Lynch. runral Wed., 8:30 a. m..
from husband's risldence, 2227 Vine st. Sol
emn requiem mass St, Francis's Church lu
n. m. Int. Holy Crosa Cem.
MASON. At Treriton. N. J., on June 18
MARGARET ANDERSON, beloved wife of
William T, Mason and daughter of Mary
and the late John Manning. Funeral on
Wed., at 8:30 n. m.. from her sister's
residence, 3857 Fnlrmount ae. Solemn re.
iiulem mnss at St. James's Church at 10
a. m. Int Holy Cross Cem.
MATHEWS. At Ocean City. N. J.. June
20. JORDAN, husband of Alice I). Mathews
(nfe Ireland). Relatives and friends. alo
members of St. Paul's Lodge. No. 481 F.
nnd A, M.. Invited to funeral services, Wed..
11 a. tn.. West Laurel Hill Cem. Chapel.
McFADDEN. June 10. 1020. ANNA C..
widow of Charlra , McFaddn (nee Hnvle).
runera!"Wed. morning, rtaldcnce J. P. Con
Ivirs, 231 Oreen st. Mass at St, Augustine's
Church 8:30 a m. Ilodv may be viewed
Tues, eve. int. cntnedrat uem.
McOOVERN. On June 20. JOHN MrC.OV
ERN, husband of the late Rose Mc.Mahon,
aged A0 years. Relatlvea nnd friends are
Invited to attend the funeral.' Wed.. 8:30 a.
in., from residence, 18 Aberdeen terrace,
Wavne. Pa. Kolemn requiem mass at St.
Katharine's Church 0:30 n. m. Int. St. Denis.
MIRICK. On June 20. CHARLES
STEPHEN MIRICK. n his 70th yenr. Fu
neral service on Wed. aft., nt 2 o'clock, at
his late rraldence. 303 N. Narbcrth ave..
Narbprth, I'a. Interment nrlvnte.
O'ROYLE. June 21. THOMAS A., hus
band of Mary J. O'llnjle. RelaMvea nnd
friends Invited to funernl, I'rl., 8:30 r. m..
from his lute residence. 403." ,N. 12th st.
Solemn requiem mass St. Stephen's Church,
10 a. m. Int. Holv Bepulrhre fern.
OLSEN. June 20, OLE W., son of Ole M
and Alma C. Olsen. aged 7. Funeral ser-
Ices Wed., - p. in., J-J ni. wunamaker si,
Int. private.
PAOE. At Columbus, N, J., Jnue 20,
1020, ELIZABETH F.. widow of Dr. II.
Page. Funeral services at her late resi
dence, Wed,, 4 p. m, Relatlvea and frlenda
are inviteu.
PEW. At Mt. Holly, N. J., June 20, .1.
Horttird. husband of Sarah E. Pew, aged AO.
Funeral Wed., 2 p. m., 102 Hulme St., Mt,
Holly. Int, Baptist Cem.
QUIOLEY June 20. JOSEPH husband
of the late Jennie Qulgley and son of
Michael and Ellen Qulgley (nee Mnllaghan),
aged 31. Relatives and friends, also em
ployes P. II. T. Co., I'elham barn. Invited
to funernl, Wed,, 8:30 a, m., late residence.
(1S17 Oermantown nve Solemn requiem mass
Holy Cross Church, Mount Airy, 10 a, m.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem,
RICHARDSON. June 10. JOHN, son of
lato John and Elisabeth Richardson, aged
,',1 Relatlvea nnd friends, ulso P, nnd R,
Railroad employes, Invited tu funernl sen-.
Ices. Wed., 1 p. m., at his late residence,
1010 Bhackamaxon at, Int, Hillside Cem., via
funeral car
RICHARDSON. At Ocean City N. J .
June 21. CARRIE J. RICHARDSON. Fun
eral services Thurs.. 1 p. m at her late
Msldenee, SOO Clnnnmlnson me., Pulmvra
N. J. Train leaves Market St. Ferry, Phila.
11:113 a. m.
UUli At neveriy, i. j. on June 21,
1020, FANNIE A . widow of Theodore E
Rue. Funeral r"lce Thursday, 1 p. m .
lute residence. Walnut at., Beverly, N, j.
Interment private.
SCHNEIDER. At Riverside. N. J , June
20. THEOBALD, beloved husband of Cath
nrlne Schneider. In his nilth year. Rela
lives and frlenda. also St Peter's Beneficial
SMITH. June 21, LOUISA E, SXHTii
i '..,V u rt..i.n n.rvie.. ti...' oi"'"'
.idence of daughter, 2013 E. Huntln.Snn
., int. nrlvate Friends may call v.,i ..
CEMKTKRV TITS
ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK
Lots.all prl9st rsaaonabls termr
tfflcei.aunslde.ra, . Vstb SQOntnT.
Mala
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ISrfltT-XERS
m llyl BROAD aVid
IVpy DIAMOND
BTEIN. June lpl Vint i . , . .
Elisabeth and lite fcnVrl.sM' AnM
I'unerai Thurs., 2 p. fn V.yl1' il 5f It
Jasper st. Int.- Oakland c.mt,iiM,nc. 2 jSfl
"Ji!!AiWf. after t n Il,lm"n b2'J
husband of Mary F. Btockh2,mT,,I01'AS Iffl
and son of the late John an 5! (n" Cors.i
ham.' Funeral s5"vl?es Thue Ji".r,r ' 8tJ?IM
late residence. 1283 BmBhl ?$ 8 nAM
William If. Taylor (ne.Fr.imr'i'r W it i
Thurs., 2 o. m,. from her ii,. ' Funrii Vi
MAN. aged 80. Relatives anrt .i W,i'W '
Invlle In .llan.1 !,. ,..'"". "a frl.BS. ."
fVom parloV"of JosepS' o.a'Fo"d' I Sf
WODZINSKI June 20. Vlernn
Marv and late Constant Wot.in:, V "" ef
tlves and friends., also " Phila j$1 R'ls.
O. M. No. Ml JJ. P. . A. A i.".-J0
invited to attend funeral. Thuri.1 "" .
2310 B. 8d St. High mass of r.mil, "
lMy of Mt. Carmel Church n.$nVm Our
"5Vf.Bsrtwn:r,.c'm'-A' 'Sners" ?,rm' '"-
ZEISS. At herresldence 419 i"rj...
on June ao, kmilt L.. daiiihii.,l,,i' t.
Jte Charles and Mary Zelsi. aSJ'o'JJ "
of funeral later, """""ncemto.
T.WOAT, AnVKRTI8P.rffwn
r THE WALNUT STREET liim.
riM I?an Assoclat n" Pn K";p.f.
Notice is hereby given that, puj' ,W.
resolution of the board of d freeing "5 '
Walnut Rireet nnll.lln. B.JilrVl' of Tt i
ntlon nf .rhlladelphin. passed Mireh loT'"
a special
assncia
1020, a
IT5.'. '"nwesi corner of nth and Wiin rX
rmiaueipnia, to ibko acton on th. s.".
or disapproval of. nnd to vote for n.t.Wl?i
the proposed increase of caplui JlSeV'f'H
associaflon from Wim.onp to 5!ooo onV"'
ua(-AH C, A, COWEr
JAMKS A. WALKER.'7'
"inciter.
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weight 3.83 carats, the ston. .. r
Rtu "i.i-rMw'n Haver?. S SS
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reward If returned to J. E. Caldwell tH1 9
Ceatnut and Juniper ats, v-,law" t Co,, f J
RING Lost
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g from Blst and Walnut tJ mi '.'l .1
mm! liberal rnw.rrl tifc... V!..i&.M
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going
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rhone Del. t(j J v
or wainui oa.'u.
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DELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENKA.
TtnnKKEEPER. double entry, and tvclit.
female, wanted In retail lumber ard; murt'
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1100 N. 3d st.
BOOKKEEPER nnd stenographer for am II .
personal set of books: location center if .
Cliy; l- tfu. leaser uicc. ,a
nill.DNURSE wanted to care for 5-earlJ JI
girl: must speaK gooa bngnsn one ome-.,
languago preferred, but not essential, replfl
bv letter giving references, a 0-j. L.ac
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r-r.te.itirfl. in tnren nfflre: good SHlsry anl
working conditions; must be cxperlenreiil
P 3111. I-eflger unice. ..
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family for summer, but position Is rerma
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1 1 untlng Park nve, nr nhnne wio. tim ',
COOK wanted; white woman, plain coomni.
Pall 1817 N, Broad. .
OIRL. exiierlenced on Tower tabulatlni
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OIRLS
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YEARS OK A0E
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pleasant surroundings, rapid advancemul
lunch served at cost
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