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CHAPTER VI
' Tim fiietsdom of 'tub bhes
Sixth Innlnf Continued
' Joe, with that aha puts her hand tinder
my chin and pushes up my inco 'til we
re lookln' at erfch other right In the
eye and she comes out point blank and
asks me do I really love Jeanne. I leap
td up from the ohnlr and I says that
i would cut off my right arm for the
privilege of havln' Jcanno put hers
round mo onco again and call mo
"Cherlel" like she used to do. Well,
joe, at that I told a lie. I should of
said that I w6uld out oft both arms and
consider a proposition to romovo a leg I
Well, Mrs. Dloom grins and says I
am no lens than a big baby and should
ret spanked and she will tell mo what
to do to Hi things up and just then who
comes In but Phil, fun of bundles.
Whilst the, new maid Is puttln' plates
under dill pickles, cold ham, tonguo and
In fact all tho headllno acts at a deli
catessen, Mrs. Bloom 'phones to tho sta
tion and finds out when tho next train
leaves for my castlo up on Hudson's
river. I am in tho midst of tellln' my
troubles all over again to Phil when she
comes back and says to lay off, that I
don't have to tell tne world about It
and what I want to do Is to go and buy
Jeanne a present and got up thcro as
quick as I can. Well, I .says all right,
I will get a box of candy and Mrs. Bloom
ays onco a boob, always a boob and
come with hor. Joe, beforo I can- pro
test she has got on hor hat, and her and
Phil dragged mo around tho corner to
a jowelor'B and still In a dose I pick
out a dinner ring conslBtln' of thirteen
diamonds and a Blew of platinum, and
when I loave, this guy lias got my auto
graph on a check for $1450, though at
that I beat him down from JI600.
Mrs. Bloom says hurry up and grab
the train and when I get thero, walk In
like a man and throw my arms around
my wife and apologize for everything
whether I dono It or not and then glvo
her tho ring, and If Jeanno don't fall,
tho will pay mo what tho ring set mo
back herself. Well, Joe, I shook hands
with her and says sho Is a prlnco and
I am a lucky guy to havo her for n
friend and If Phil wasn't thero and I
wasn't wed I woild kiss hor outa puro
Kratltutle and sho says thanks, but sho
will try and bear up without It. Then
I says how can Jeanno explnln that
strango guy she was havln" tea with
and Mrs. Bloom says don't bo, silly that
means nothln' and no doubt It was a
old friend and supposo I called to have
tea with her would they be anything
wrong In that and I sayii yes, because
I don't drink tea and never could. So
Eho says to nult tho small-tlmo comedy,
Joe, and hustlo, for my train and forgft
about tho buy which was havln' tea with
Jeanne nnd everything will no doubt be
explained to my satisfaction. As an
example, for Instance, sho says a old
school chum onco called on her when
Phil was out and yot Phil never said
nothln' becauso hr?a sonslbla nnd at that
Phil speaks up and says yes, ho wos a
old school chum and also a old admirer
which tried to marry you, nnd Mrs.
Bloom says ho did no snch thing nnd
one word led to tho other and when
I left, Joe, they was doln' a act which
was a outright steal from tho ono mo
and Jeanno did In Hnrmony Hall.
Well, Joe, I burcly managed to catch
the train, but such was tho case arid In
the duo course I arrived at Harmonv
Hall. I was tightly clutchln' tho J14S0
ring, which Is a criminally waste of
money, but after all It's cheaper than
payln' alimony, Joe, and my. heart Is full
of peaca and good will to one nnd all.
On tho way up to tho house from tho
station, Joe, I was thlnkln' of how I am
ponna heap coals and flro on Jeannc'3
head by glvln' her this elegant ring after
she has, been so unkindly to mo and nil
In all by the time I reach the portals
of my country's estato I am In high good
humor, as the sayln' Is. I marched boldly
up to tho door and ring the bell and no
less than Marie, our charmln' maid,
comes out.
"Tell Mrs. Harmon that her husband
wouldst see her Immediately In the li
brary," 1 snys.
"I am afraid that madame Is still
occupied with Mister Carstalrs," pays
Marie, "but I will take your message
and"
Joe, at hat second all my good In
tentions resigned. Tho Idea of a strango
guy slttln' In my house talkln' with
Jeanne all this time whilst sho won't
even give me a tumble, Is too much for
my nerves. I made up my mind that
the time for action had came and with
out another word I sailed passed Marie
Into the house, whllBt sho gazed after
me In frankly astonishment Joe, I could
hardly see what I was thlnkln' about I
was so enrage and all I wanted to do
was meet up with this baby which was
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in there drlnkln' tea with my wife, tear
mm limb and limb and mako-hlm llko it
I had no weapons with mo, but I figured
they must bo a chair or tho like In tho
room nnd I can swing as mean a pleco
of furntturo as tho next one.
I como to tho upstairs drawln's room,
Joo, and I listened for ft mlnuto and'
heard Jeanno's volco and then It was
quiet Without no more further boatln'
nbout the bushes, I rapped on tho door.
They was HtUo or no answer and I
banged on It a coupla moro times with
the Identical result Well, Joe, I remem
bered they was another door In tho room
lcadln' to a back stairway, so I boat
It around to that, thlnkln' that If this
guy wan gonna duck ho .wouldst go out
that way nnd I could then nail him with
tho greatest of ease. I tried the door
nnd it was locked and thoy wasn't a
sound from the Inside so I stopped for
a minute nnd glvo myself over to thlnk
ln. Joe. In a second I had jnado up my
mind what to do. I knowed full well
that this was a thing which would mako
Jeanno off of mo for life, but I couldn't
stnnd tho suspenso no longer, bo I de
rided in mil tho thlntr nnd bo done With
It Clampln' my teeth hard, I took ono
lenp at that door and it givo way ana
mo and It crashed Into tho room.
Well, Joe, they wasn't nobody therein
but Jcanno and she looked at me klnda
scared for a minute nnd I guess I was
fairly wild lookln' at that.
.Joe, I hadn't seen her for a woek nnd
she looked so good to mo stnndln' there
with hor cheeks commencln' to get tho
color of red nnd them eyes which I
havo kissed 8,000,000 times In round
numbers, sparklln' and otc. that I al
most forgot I wnnn. outraged husband
comln' to reek vengonnco on one nnd nil
Beforo I could open my mouth she says.
"Why do you then break down my
door, Edouard?"
"I wanted to seo you I" I pants.
Joe, she took a slightly stop toward
me and thrown that $1,000,000 smile
of hers Into high.
"You would break down tho door to
come to me?" sho whispers.
"That ain't nothln'," I says, "I would
of tear tho whole homo apart In a. coupla
more minutes If f
"Ah I" she says, very low and Btlll
lookln' at mo klnda funny, "but that Is
magnlflnuo I You do then love Jcanno?"
Joe, I didn't stop to try nnd dope out
this hero sudden change or why sho
should think bustln' In a door wns fine
business, when I had expected sho
would glmmo a bawlln' out I'd never for
got. Guys have ,spcnt lifetimes tryln'
to flguro out women and then got tho
wrong answer, so why should I try to
do It In a coupla minutes? I was across
thnt room In a Jump and Jcanno was In
my manly arms and why not and
spenkln' nbout mo lovln' her well, wo
got that all settled, anyways!
Well, tho next thing when wo como to
our senses I placed that $1450 ring on
her finger and that didn't mako matters
no worse neither and she kept lookln'
nt tho door and then nt mo and mur
murln' about what a wonderful guy I
am to let nothln' stnnd beforo mo when
1 wanna seo my wlfo, Pln'ly I says:
"You act llko this was tho first tlmo
you knew I was tryln' to square myself
with you. Why I been sendtn' you notes
by tho way of our maid all week and
you wouldn't oven answer 'cm. How
do you account for that?"
"Ah 1" sho sighs. "What then nro
notes? Those are for women to write.
But a man when he wants something
no taxes it if no la indeed a man ! you
look so big nnd so terrible when you
como plunk ! through tho door,
cherle, that Jeanne Is afraid sho will
how you have It? fall In love with you
all over again, n'est ce pas?"
Well, Joe, I says nothln', but for a
minute I wns thlnkln' It might bo u
good Idea for mo to bust a coupla moro
doors and some windows nnd In that
way get In solid for life, hey? Joe, they
Is a chnnco thnt some day I may bo able
to understand French, Greek algecm-
ctry, and the League or Nations, rnu
If I live to be a million I'll never under
stand women and there's that 1
Then all of a sudden I remembered
the guy which had been thero quaflm'
off flagons of ten and I stepped away
from her, very sternly and cold.
"Whero Is that boy friend of yours
which you was cntertalnln' here?" I
says. '
She looks puzzled. Joe.
"Why " aho beglnB, when they Is
a knock at the door.
"It Is I, Mario," says tho maid from
tho other side of It, "Mister Carstalrs Is
here."
Like the flash I remembered that was
the name of tho guy which had been
havln' tho tea. I gently pushed Jeanne
to tho one sldo nnd started takin' off
my coat Jeanne looks at me like sho
thinks I have gone crazy or the like.
"Send him In 1" I hollers. In a volco
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which would of quailed Jack Dempsey.
I am set id let this guy Have It tho
minute ho steps over my threshold, Joe.
Woll, tho door opens and a gay young
dog of nbout seventy, hobbles Into tho
Voom. Ho looks from mo to'Jeanno and
then ho says:
"You'll pardon me, Mrs. Harmon, for
disturbing you again, but I bellevo I
left my Itoget'a Thesaurus hero."
Jeanno picks up a book from tho tablo
ond'hnnds It to him.
"I was about to Bend, tho maid after
you with' it," sho smllos, "Professor Car
stalrs, this Is my husband."
Joe, you could of knocked mo over
.with p. gasp I I am standln' thero lookln'
llko n dlsiy simp with my coat half off
nnd etc. and this old guy must of thought
Jeanno picked out a flno hick for hcrseU
when sho draWed mo. I remember
shakln' his hand llko In a franco and
him glvln' mo a queer look and bcnrln'
himself out,
"Who the what who's that guy?" I
says, when ho had blowed,
'You havo not see him beforo?" says
Jeanno, raisin' her eyebrows. "That Is
Professor Carstalrs. of tho ooltego. Ho
Is my English teacher. I havo my les
son today and then I mako him stay
for teaho Is such a nice old gentleman
and it la so cold outdoors. Dut Edouard
why do you net so strango when you
hear his name beforo ho como In?"
Joo, I am busy moppln' off my fever
brow wjth a handkerchief.
"I I thought ho was n guy I know,"
I says, puttln' my arms around her.
"Jeanno I guess I'm Just n big boob and
I'll nways bo one! I had you figured
all wrong today, nover mind askln' 'mo
to oxplaln lot's forgot about' It. I'm
sorry for what I've dono nnd you ain't
over gonna get away from mo for no
wook no more. I'll try not to mako no
moro bono plays llko In tho days ot
yoro and I'll keep right on otudyin' this
her grammar thing, but I want you to do
somothln' for me."
"What Is It, cherie?" she says, kissln'
mo.
"Woll," I says. "You gotta cut out
theso hero parties and dnncos. That's
what caused all tho trouble between us
nnd this continual 'dress suit Htuff has
gotta go I I don't want 'em up horo nnd
I don't wanna go to tholr places. This
nln't Camegla Hall, It's my homo nnd
I wanna como In hero onco In awhile,
without havln' to bo announced, got
mo? W ain't neither tho Vnndorbllts
or oven tho Astors nnd as far as I'm con
cerned, this society thing runs for tho
end book. Thcy's scarcely a night we
ain't rushln' oft somewhercs and when
wo was first wed and didn't have a
nickel, you was tickled silly to wllo away
tho ovenln' with me. It's gotta stop,
Jcnnnol Now I havo gave up a lot for
you, won't you give this up for me?"
Sho thinks a mlnuto, Joe.
"Trcs blen 1" she says fln'ly. "It
Rhall bo oa you wish. I had thought to
havo Just tho few guests say fifteen
or twenty here next Tuesday night nnd
then thero wao Mrs. Worthloy's mas
querade and but, viola ! If you do not
iiko it, it snail not doi i nad my blue
silk Polret nltercd, too," sho winds up
klnda sad, "but you como first always I"
"That's the girl 1" I says. "Why I'm
so sick of cllmbln' Into a dress suit
that "
Joo, Just then tho 'phono rings and
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Jcanno answers It They is a series of
yes nnd noes and oertnlnments and
charmants. Then Jeannb hangs up the
receiver nnd runs to mo all exolted.
"Quick I" sho says. "You have Just
tho bare time to shavo. I'll havo Mario
press your evening clothes whllo you'ro
shaving. Wo havo been invite to Mrs.
Carrlngton Do nay's dinner dance and
you must mako beaucoup hurry I"
Yours truly,
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Victim of Love).
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Adriatic Sept. 15jOct. 20Nov. 17
Olympic Sept. 18Oct. 0Nov. 6
NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
Daltlo Sept. lOct. 0Nov. 20
Mobile Sept. 28
Celtto Oct. 2Nov. 0ner. 18
tl'ormerly Olevelnml.
NEW YORK AZORES "
aiURALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Canoplo Aug. 81
Cretlo Sept. 10
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
rillLADELPlIIAw-LONDON
Osauatonile Aug. 31
Waucomla Sept. 4
Mahopao Sept. 18
MncUlnaw ., Sept. 20
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
PHILADELPHIA ROTTERDAM
lleiilielmlylt Sept. 1 1
Sloterdjk Sept. 20
WHITE STAR DOMINION
MONTREAL QUEHEC LIVERPOOL
Megnntlo Sept. 18Oct. 10Nov. 13 !
OnnniU . Sept. 25Orf. 30 j
Freight Office, 405-414 Bourie Bid"., Phil..
PHILADELPHIA
to
Scandinavian Ports
Christiania,
Gothenburg,
Copenhagen
Regular Service
V. 8. ShlpploE Ilourd Steel Strainers
A Steamer Sept. 10
(From Pier 78, South Wharves)
The Charles T. Megce Co.
Agents for U. S. Shipping Board
Drexel Bujlding
PHILADELPHIA
Dell Lombard 5100
EARN-UNE
Inccrperatru 1801
U. S. Shippmc Board Steel Steamer.
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia iVlanchester
SS "Dei Moinet Bridge". Loadlm
Philadelohia Havana
SS "Coquina" Sailed
r ratci and patUcuiart iplj U
Ear n-Lino Steamship C '
Jr DIAMOND J
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DEATHS
OILLIAM. Suddenly, Aur. 2S. F. ROD
MAN, son of Clarence A, and Helen R. Oil
Ham, late of 2030 N. Napa at., ared 7, Fu
neral services Bat., 2 p. m. parlors of
Henry F, Paxaon, 8. E. cor. 81st and Cum
berland t, Int. private. .
ItAUairrON. At Uoston, Aur. 24. sud
denly. IAwAENCB HAUOHTON. ared B0
years. Service private. Kindly omit dowers.
J1UUUUWAX. AUK, 24, UIUUUK, WII9
of Ooorro Hollo-way, ared BO. Relatives and
frlanda Invited to funeral services. Bat . 3
Em.. 41S0 Westminster ave. int. west
aurel Hill Cem. Friends call Frl., 8 to 0
'jaJmNBT. Aur. 28, 1020, RORERT MIL
LER. Funeral service at Church of St.
Luke and Epiphany, Aur. 28, 1820, at 11:30
a. m. Int. private.
JKNtZSCII. All. 28. SOPHIA wife of
Ouilav JentZsch (nee Honecker). Relatives
and friends, also member and Ladies' Aid
Society of Karmet Presbyterian Church, are
Invited td' funeral aervlces. Sun., 2 p. m.,
late realdenco, 2304 W. Harert st. (23d and
Cumberland sta.). Int. private. Remains
may bo viewed Bit., after 7 p. m,
t JESTER. Aur. 28. 1020. RAYMOND B
husband of Edna Mansfield Jester. Rela
tives and friends, also Waihtnrton Camn,
No. 4 CO, P. o. S. ot A., Invited to funeral,
Sat., 0 a. m., from late residence, 137 N.
BTth KT. Int. St. Michael's, Md. Remains
may be viewed Frl.. after 7 p. m. Dalt.,
Gaston and Denton (Md.) papers please copy.
KEATLE7. OnAu. 24, 1020, ELIZA
RETH, nUuw of. Frank Keatley and daurh
ter of the lite Lewis and Margaret Hamil
ton. Relatives and friends are Invited to the
aervlces, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at the rasl'iice of her slater, Mrs J, Lonr
2427 Irncrr-', ati. Interment private.
KENNELI.r. Aur. 23. ELLEN M,.
dauehter of Annie and the late Cornelius
Kennolly, In her 23d year. Holatlvfts. trlenda,
U. V. M. Sodalltv nnd employes of II. K.
Mulford Co rhvlted to funeral. Sat.. 8:30
a. m,. late residence. (143 Main at,. Darby.
Solemn hlrh mass at messed Vintln Mary
Church 10 a. m, Int. Holy Cross Cem.
McKENNA. Aur. 24. MARY, wlfo of
Joseph McICenna (nee Duran). Relative and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 8:30 a. m.,
resldonee, 2034 Latona at. Solemn hlrh
mass of requiem at St. Anthony's Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Cros Cem.
Mclaughlin. aur-. 23, 1020. wil-
LIAM J., huaband of Jennie O. McLaurhlln
(neo Haley). Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. Sat,. 8:30 a. m.. lato residence.
817 S. ROth at. Solemn requiem mass Church
of Transflruratlon 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral
Cem.
McNALLY. Suddenly. Aue. 25, ANNA
M.. wlfo of Frank McNally (neo Griffin),
Funeral Sat., 8:30 a. m., lata realdonce,
1831 N. Rucknell at. Solemn requiem mam.
St. Elizabeth's Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy
CrosskCem,
MACKIia. Aur. 20. ETHEL M. MACKIE.
Relatlvos and friend Invited to funeral sen
Ices, gat., 2 n. m.. chapel of Andrew J.
Ualr A Son. Aroh and 10th sta Int private.
MANION. Aur. 20. 1020. PATRICK F.,
husband of the lato Elizabeth Maulon. Due
notice, lata residence, Orontz, Pa.
MIDDLEDITCIL At MMhlcnborr Hospital.
Plalnfleld. N. J..j?n Aur. 20. 1020. ROBERT
HENRY MIDDLEDITCH. Funeral aervlces
on Flrday evenlnr at H o'clock, at his lata
residence, 010 Boulevard, Wcstflcld. N. J.
MOONEY. Suddenly. Auc 23. 1020.
THERESA A., dauehter ot lato Henry and
Marie E. Mooney (nee Lednlth). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Sat. 8 a. m..
from late residence. 2031 N 10th st. Sol
emn requiem mass, St. Joseph's Church.
4th and Willing-1 alley, 0 a. m. Int. Cathe
dral Cem.
MURPHY. JR. Aur. 23. CORNELIUS
A., husband of Kathryn S. Murphy (neo
Major). Funeral Bat., 1 P, m.. residence
8848 Per.trldre at. Int. West Laurel Hill
Cem. Friends may call Frl. eve.
NEAVIL. AUK. 28, LENA, wife of Philip
Neavll. Relatives and friends, also Camp
No 140. P. O. of A.. InWted to attend fu
neral. Sat.. 2 p. m.. lato residence, BUS
Lena St., Oermantown, Int. Ivy Hill Cem.
Frlenda may call. Frl.. 7 to 10 o. m.
NUNN. Suddonly. at Moaonvlllo. N. J..
Aur. 23. 1020, LL.-N011E V.. daughter of
Joseph li. and Eleanor V Nunn (nee Hrlrrs).
ared 8 'Services at paronta' residence. Mu
aonvlllo. N. J.. Sat.. 2 p. m. Int. Urothor
hood Cem.
POLLICIC Aur. 20 LENA E TOLLICK
(neo Olosklnr). Funeral services Sat., 11 a.
m.. at tho apartmonta of A. J. Balr ft Son,
Arch and 10th sta. Int. private. Friends
may call Frl.. 8 to 0 p. m.
RAINES. On Aur. 2S. 1020. rRED
r: It I CMC A., husband of Maud I. Raines.
ased 41 years. Services on Saturday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence 4001
Pa brook nva. Interment nt Mt, Morlah.
Vlewlnir Friday evening
RATTICAN. Aur. 23. 1020. MARY E..
daughter of late Patrick and Hrldret Rattl
can. RelatUna and friends Invited to fu
neral, Sati, 8.30 a. m , from residence of her
sister, Mrs. Robert Robinson. 320 Klncsley
nt. RoxborsuKh. Solemn requiem mass at
St John tho llaptlst Church 10 a, m. Int.
Westminster Cem.
ROHERTS. Auc. 20, 1020. late 0110
Lawndal ave.. Lawndale. ELIZA WATTS,
wlfo of William G. Roberta, nred 32. Rela
tives nnd frlenda are Invited to atttend fu
neral services. Sat., 2 p. m lato residence.
Huntingdon pike and Sylvanla ave.. Rock
ledre. Fox Chase. Int. Orcenmount Cem.
ROTH. On Aur. 2, LOVELLA JANE
ROTH, late of 4S10 lieaumont ave. Rela
tlvea and frlenda are Invited to the services,
on Sut.. at 2 p, m., at the Oliver II. Ualr
Illdz. 1820 Cheitnut at. Interment prl
vato. 1.
SHIELDS Aur, 23, JULIA, beloved wife
of Fr.in!c Shields (ne8 Anderson) of J. rsey
City. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Sat., 2 p. m.. from the residence of
her brother-in-law. Peter Ferguson. 257 Rox
horourh st. Services at the house. Int. West
minster Cem. Remains may be viewed Frl.
ee.
SMITH. On Aur. 23. MARY 8.. wife of
Charles IC, ared 00 years. Relatives and
mends invitea to aervicca on Saturday at
2 p m . at 18 S. 30th st. Int. Orcenmount
Cemetery.
SPROULS Suddenly on Aur. 25. JOHN
J,, husband of Roso A. Sprouts (nee Whelan)
and son of lato John J. and Maria C
Sproula. Relattvra and ft lends Invited tn
tunor.il services. Sat , 2 p. m.. at parlom of
Martin Evoy Son, 2S0II Diamond st Int
In Mount Morlah Cem. Frlenda may c.ill
Frl. eve.
STREET. On Aur. 23, ELIZADETH
STREET, at tho residence of her nfico.
Mrs. Charlea E. Stevens, Glenslde. l'a.,
ared 82 tears. Relatives and frlendt are In
vited to attend funeral serWcos. on Hntunlav,
at 2 p. m.. from her late realdence. 3073
Emerald at. Int. private. North Cedar Hill
Ctmetory.
TACY. Aur. 24. 8ALLIFJ FOX fn-.,
Flower), wife of Edward M. Tacy. Ti lends
may lov remains Eil., 8 to 10 p. m 11 1
residence of sister, 1301 W Russell st. Int.
niandon, Pa.
TAYLOR. Aur. 20. ROBERT T huv
bund of Amy 8 Taylor (nee ShallcroiiiO and
son of Robert 11. and Elizabeth Taylor (neo
Gordon). nrd 37 Funeral services Tuei .
2 p m., at his parents' residence, 41.13
Dufflold at., Frankford. Int. North Ccd.ir
Hill Cem. Remains may be vlowed Mon.. f
to 9 p. m.
TUTTLE. On Aur. 23, 1020, ELBERT C.
TUTTLH. father of E. II. Tuttle. ot OlVnilde
Pi Funyr.il services ond Interment at
Roacoe, III.
,..WAILA.fI?,,"Au,tl r3'. HAniA. wife of
William Wallace, ared 21. Funeral Sat , 2
P m. from her sister's residence, L'Osil
Pickwick st. Int Oakland Cem. Remains
may be viewed Frl., after 7 p. m.
WILSON Suddenly. Aur. 23. at Stone
Harbor. N J . CATHERINE, wife of the
lino Robert Wilson Relatives Bnd friends
nre lnlted to uttend runerai aervlces. Hut
2 30 p m. at her latu residence, 108 W
Baltimore ave., Lansdowno, Tu, Int pri
vate. ,. WILSON'. Aur. 23. LEE. husband of
llrrsle Wilson (neo llurke) and son of lute
Levi and Anna Wilson. Relatives and
frluuls also flrotheiliood of Railroad Trilu
men. riilln iind Readlnr Relief Asso I. y.il
Order of Moose. No 34. am Invited to Rt
tenl funeral servlcea. Sat . 2 n. m . at 2SU4
Arumlm.0 ave Int Fernvvood Cem.
WOI.PE Aur. 23 MARY T, wife of
James II Wolfo of 3738 N. 10th st It. In
tlvoj and frlenda Invited to funeral services
Hut . 2j jn. precisely, at David II. Schuyler
Bid; . Broad und Diamond at. Int. prl.ato.
Kindly omit flowers.
ZIMMERMAN' Aur 20. ROBERT AL
FRED, huaband of Caroline M. Zimmerman
(neo Srhemm), aced 33. Notice ot funeral
later.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Iptiii: i'iurai)Ki.i;niA
ELECTRIC
To (he StocUholilera of The Philadelphia
Klrctrlu Coinpivnyi
A special meeting of the stockholders
Of Thrt Phltnil.lt.Mn rTI..trti. r.n.na,w will
be held nt the office of the Company, No. I
.v." Lneimui avreev. i-nuaaeipnia. en
cilnediiy, September 1. 1010, at 11
o clock a, m. . for the purpose, of consider-
I Ing rnd acting upon a proposed Increase
In the authorized capital stock of the
I cotnpanv from S.OOO.OOO shares of the par
1 value nf 133 each to '.HOO.OOO shares of tha
1 par value of $2.1 each, all ot which 'a- I
rrcone snau db j.irni j-er uent vvumuiativs
Preferred Stock also entitled to preference
I on liquidation to the par value thereof and
I accumulated nnd accrued unpaid dividends;
to be redcer.-able at I2S per share and all
accumulated and accrued unpaid dividends;
to be convertible Into Common Stock par for
par at the option of the holdera; to have
the aame voting rlglita na the Common
Stock, and tn have aueh other rlirhta nrlvl-
lftrei preferencea and limitations aa may
be determined at aald meeting; also ot
authorizing the Issue and disposal of aald
Preferred Stock by the Board of Directors
at such time or times and uon such terms
and conditions as said Board shall approval
Srovlded. however, that aald shares shall
rst be offered to the stockholder pro rata
for aubscrlptlon at par. and of transacting
such other business as may properly com
before tho meeting.
In accordnnto with the by-law of the
company the stock transfer book will h
closed from 3 o'clock t. m.. August 12.
until 0 o'clock a in , Septnmber 2.
By order ot m Board of 'Directors.
A. V. 11. COB.
Secretary,
'gaS3 ISJTATK OF ELLA HAMUKLrij
ccuKi-d Letters testamentary upon
the estate of Klliv Nmnuel, deceased, having
beon grunted to, ndellty Trust Co., tnnd
Bunford Hamuli, all persona Indebted to tha
am esiaio sm requcsieu 10 msK payment,
and thosa having claim sjratDalv the um.
and Ihoaj haying claim ajralpalv
to present, them, without deljy, tin oftloa
to present tpem, wiinoui aviwT,fw
ot tha aald company. S:3.83lChi
Chestnut a.,
i-uiiaeivoia. .
.. .i ...i.. - f-i r-
LEGAL ADVKRT1S KMENTS
VSf LELANDE IHJILniNO AND LOAN
tz" ASSOCIATION
Notice is hereby .lvn to the stockholder
ef the Lelande Rulldlne ana Loan AomeU
atlon. a corporation orranlsed and eiletlir
under the law ot the State of Pennsylvania,
that. In pursdance of a resolution of the
board of directors of aald association, a
special meetlnir of the stockholder of the
aid Lelande nullum and IX) an Aasojiatlon
will be held on U'edneadnr, the Rtli day nt
September, 1020, at n o'clock p. m., at the
office and rerular place ot meetlnr of said
association, Columbia Hall. 1823 w, Colum
bia are., Philadelphia, for the purpose of
votfnr for or aralnst the proposed Increase
of the capital stock of tne said Lelande
Rulldlnr and Loan Association from 11,000,
000 to 18.000.000.
PHILIP SONNHEIM,
Secretary.
D. I. DE YOUNO.
Solicitor. .
hqSr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a-5 a perpetual flro Insurance policy. No.
80870. for 12100. In the Pennsylvania Fire
Insurance Company, covering premises 8250
Gray's Forry road, has beerr lost, destroyed
or stolen, and that an application has been
made tor a new polloy to take the place
thereo . CLARENCE LOEB.
Attomey-at-Lnw.
808 Commonwealth Rldr.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
fc
LOST AND FOUND
NECKLACE Lost, a tecla pearl necklace!
reward. 2330 N Broad at, .
PIN Lost. A. T O. fraternity pin set with
diamonds, emeralds and pearls; liberal
reward. 1028 Chestnut st., third floor.
Phone Walnut 127.
PERSONAM
LENA WALKOW. 481 N. Marshall St.. sold
her grocery store to Morris Kuahneri
creditors call until Aug. 31 at 334 W. Olrard.
BENNIE DORFMAN 2847 E. Spmcrsot St..
sold his rroeery store to Morrl Blanseld.
Creditors call 8384 W. Olrard ave.
HELP WANTED PEMAXE
. ACCOUNTING
Tho Publlo Ledrer Co. has a few
very deilrablo position open.
CLERIC (without experience)
CLERK (experienced)
FILE CLERK
TYPIST
STOCK CLERK
Apply 0th and Chestnut sts.
Ask for Mr. YViest
ADDRESSERS wanted to address envelopes
by hand at our office. U. E. Howe Ad-
dreaslng and Prlntlnr Co.. 704 Chastnut at,
BOOKKEEPER Wholesale coal company
desires bookkeeper, exp.: also familiar
Ken era I office work; state salary desired.
P 1331, Ledre r Office.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white, with
reference; prlvato family; phone Chestnut
Hill 704, C 081. Ledger Office.
CLERIC
The Publlo Ledger Co. desires the
services of nn experienced clerk who
la quick and accurate at flrures,
APPLY 6TII AND CHESTNUT STS.
Ask for Mr Wleat
CLERK, experienced, to do reneral office
work. D. B. Martin Co . 30th and Grays
Ferry. Phono Dickinson 807.
CLERICAL Younrt lady with crammnr
school education or better; must be rood
writer, jippir i-mpioymcm uepartment, II,
K. Mulford Co.. 420 S. 13th at.
ENERGETIC LADIES whose ability rails
for a hlrher position In life; this Is a
real opportunity for women between tho
nre of 80 and 50; experience not necessary.
Apply 402 Vandam Bide , loth and Market
sta.. Phlla. ,
GIRL, aeo 10, for offlco positron. U. O
I., Employment Department, 24 N. 22d
at.
GIRLS vVesf Philadelphia and Darby girls
wanted for rlnsshouso and laboratory
work; best, worklnir conditions liberal ad
vancement to rlrls who master the work;
como out and talk It over at senerul office.
II I Mulford Co., Olenolden. Pa.
GIRLS, attractive lookln. to o on staro
with or without experience. Apply between
0 a. m. and 0 p in. Jack Beck. 200 N.
Franklin. 1'none .MnrK-t 4.107
HAND WAftPERS on small silk and cotton
warps. Ueirle Bros (Jo., 423 r. aa
si.
HOUSEWORK White. Protestant, mother
and daurhter. sisters or couple, chamber
and downstairs work for private family in
country. Answer Box 33, East Downing:
town. Pa- ,
MARCEL WAVER, experienced, can securs
permanent, rood paylnr position. Marl-
nelln Shop 1422 Walnut.
NURSE practical. Apply auperlntendcnt,
Philadelphia Hcino for Incurables, 48th at.
nnd Wenrll .rid ave.
RECEIVING CLERK for women's suits,
mats and dressei; munt be experienced!
permunent position. Apply second floor,
Wanamnker ft Brown. 0th and Market sta.
SALESWOMEN. PART TIME
We require the services ot several thoroughly
experienced saleswomen on our contingent
roroe, wno can warx ion uays weeKiy
rood salary for competent help. Apply Em
ployment Office, sixth floor
FRANK St SEDER
11th und Market sts. '
STENOORArilER. brlrht. active capable
handling wholesale jobbln house cor
respondence rapidly and correctly; state nan,
salary exporlencc, references C lot) I.edrer
Offlci"
SrhNOaRAPHER and bookkeeper In sub
urban real estate offlte; state are, ex
perience and salurq desired, M 716, Ledrer
Of flee
STENOGRAPHER experienced, by manufac
turing concern, state salary expected. Ad
draiu P. O. Box HI3.4
A TELEPHONE OPERATOR
who U trained by
and works for
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO.
HAS LEARNED A PROFESSION
WHICH INSURES PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT
Resides she rets
LUNCHES AT SMALL COST
PAY WHILE I.EARNINO AND
MOST ATTRACTIVE RECREATION
FACILITIES
See Mies STEVENSON. 1031 ARCH ST.
DELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
TYPIST, to address envelopes nnd fill In
letters In our office C E Howe Ad-
dresulng anil Printing Co . 704 Chestnut st.
TYPIST with knowledge of nhorthand. must
be accurate and rapid atatn exp and aal.
desired central location. P O Box llil
YOUNG LADY for clerical work In office of
largn manufacturing concern an excellent
chanco for steady position, with advance
ment AddreHs, atatlng age expi rlrnce and
salary dolred I 51. P O. Box 3413
HELP WANTED MALE
BANK wants boy 17 to lt yeurs refer-
ences required I 104 Lidger Office
BOOKKEEPER Cost clerk, thor exp, dm
Tins ex penman. ita vv a i- i,'T, i-cd tirr
BOTTLER Wanted tint-claim aofl drink
Iwttler. one who ran mix his own flavors,
steady position good salnrv to right partv.
Liberty Bottling Co. Mlllvllle N. J.. 11th
and Main
BOY offlco of manufacturing company In
the center or the cltv wants a bnvi must
be over 10 jears of ago and have had gram
imr school education, wo want a bov who
Is neat nnd anxious to auccecd. C 103,
Ledger Office
BOY over 10 must bo good writer and ac
curate In figures: grammar school educa
tion or better Apply employment dept.,
II K. Mulford Co. 4'Jfl S 13th at.
IVY. age 10. for offlco position U H. I..
Employment Department. S4 N SIM st.
HANK wants night watchman, references
required P 101. Ledger Office
BOILERSMAKERS
BOILERMAKERS' HELPERS
FOR
SHIP REPAIR WORK
ALL OPEN SHOP
Apply
JOHN HAIZLEY IRON WORKS
Sit S, Delaware ave.
OENEltAL ENOINEERINO WORK8
717 B. Front at.
NORTHERN ENOINEERINO WORK8
781 S. Swanson at.
-CErTTRAl, ENOINEERINa WORKS
I 1Sfft IlAsrh mt
"" -"7"-? fl.
WILLIAM DREW
.103 Delansey t,
HELP -WANTED MALE
cloAR FOREMAN wanted for suction floor
In eastern Penna. factory: rood opportu
nity tor capable man. M 723, Ledcer Of
fice.
CONERB and hardener on men's nft hats',
can tarn excellent ware; steady work.
Address M 63, P. O. Box 3443.
COPYHOLDER Younr man, who can read
with Intelllrenre. wanted In nroofreadln
department of Publlo Ledrer: niche wbrki
4H-nour week! salary 110. Apply toaay,
after B d. m.. at 000 Chestnut at- fifth
floor.
CORPORATION DESIRES SERVICES OF
INTELLJOENT MAN BETWEEN 80 AND
(10 YEARS OF AGE IN A CLERICAL CA
PACITY FOR A POSITION WHERE TACT
AND EXPERIENCE IN DEALINO WITH
CUSTOMERS IS NECESSARY: SALARY
118 TEn WEEK. ADDRESS P 108,
LEDGER OFFICE.
CRAMPS' SHIPYARD
WANTS
LABORERS
MEN rOR CLEANING SHIPS
No heavy lifting
Apply. Employment Department
RICHMOND ST. ABOVE NORRIS ST.
CUTTERS, exp., short knife; steady work;
Kftod wages; open shop. C 184 Led Oft
DRAFTSMEN on detalllnr flro-escapes and
llrht Iron wark. Steward A Stevens Iron
Works, 17201 1720 isr. Bth st-
DRUOOISTS, registered In Pennsylvania; 0.
hour day; no Sunday work: permanent.
vppiv viporgw 11 r.vunp. a mn v npwviiui ni.
ENGINEER Electrical enslneer wanted to
dealrn and supervise drafting room 'lay
out of power and llrht circuits for extensive
sulphite milt bulldlnr prorram; single men
preferred; rive are. education, detailed ex
perience, reference and full Information
first letter. Rlordon- Co., Ltd., Mattawa,
Ont.
OLAZER wanted, no nutty work. Apply,
ready for work. Unit Construction Co.,
68th and Grays ave.
GOOD CHANCE FOR A BOY
Position open as aaslatant In city editor's
office, Publlo Ledger; aalnrj 110 Anoly to
Mr. Jnvce. third nnor, 000 Chestnut at.
HELPERS tor Inside and outside work. Ap
ply ready for work. Unit Construction
Co. Bath at and Grays ave.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR Wanted, exper-
enceu uiiQruiur un uouk wuihj nicwj wuriv.
Address Princeton University Press, Prince
ton. N. J.
LOOM FIXERS on Hnn Index Jacquards.
Apply at onco Robert Lewis Co., Richmond
and Brill sts , Brldesburg.
MACHINISTS Ono for 48-Inch radial drill;
four or nve viso nanas. (.'namoern uros
Co . Md ahd Media sta
MAN AND WIFE wanted as butler and
cook. "
Telephone Ogontz 342
-MHM Wanted at once. 2 exnerlencA hotel
clerks and 1 kitchen man; must bo ex
perienced ana aepenaame: run lniormauon
on request. Address Dlmellng Hotel. Clear
fleld. Pa.
MEN wanted; woodworkers and laborers;
Steaay insiae wotk. iyp,v stmencun uuiiq
Machinery Co.. Kennett Square. Pa.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR, male; desirable
position open with opportunity for ad
vancement for an experienced operator. Ad
dress R L. Campbell, Atlantic Refining Co..
8144 I'assyunK ave.
PACKERS Men thoroughly experienced In
case making and packing; apply ready for
work. Unit Construction Co , 08th and
Grays. 1
PIANO SALESMEN Well-known- piano
house wants live salesmen: good position
for good men, r- hm. x-eager unico.
SALESMAN
OPPORTUNITY TOR SALESMAN
AND MANAGER'S ASSTISTANT IN
I.AROB FINANCIAL INSTITUTION.
REQUIREMENTS' GOOD EDUCA
TION, SINCERITY AND FORCE
FUL PERSONALITY AN EX
TRAORDINARY OPENING FOR
THE MAN WHO CAN MEASURE
UP. WITH EXECUTIVE POSITION
IMMEDIATELY AHEAD TOR
THOSE WHO MAKE GOOD.
CALL 10 A. M. AND 2 P. M..
SUITE 400. SHUBERT BLDG ,
250 S. BROAD
SALESMAN, nort with executive ability:
good-ralng position: only grocers w'th x
perlence will qualify Apply Mitchell
Fletcher Co IvOOO Oermantown ave . Gtn
SAI.ES.MEN. 5. between the ages of 2.1 and
30; a. wonderful opportunity for any on
who wwnts to build a clientele for himself
that will be profitable for years Apply
Room 402 Vamlam Bids. 10th nnd Market
ats Phlladelnhln
SALESMEN who fromerly sold liquor WhV
1 1 cause former liquor salesmen uro niak
Hg real monov with th's nronosltlon. Why
not vou Apply Room 402, Vandam BMg .
10th nnd Market sts . Philadelphia.
SIZERS AND STARTERS on men's soft
hats can earn J40 to JOO per week steady
work. Address L 01, F O. Box 3484.
SPINNER Experienced cord spinner for
general upholstery trlmmlne work no
seaenn Oehrle Bros Co . 428 N. .Id st
TRIMMERS, with experience In first-class
work high- Wages. Apply 10th and But-
tonvvood sts.
TURRET LATHE OPERATORS on Jones ft
Lamson machines Apply Edwin Harring
ton Ron & Co 17th and Callowhlll sts.
YOUNG MEN. 2. to work on Ice wagon only
men who can give tho best of references
and who are not afraid of a man's Job need
apply. 111S Louden st
SITUATIONS WANTFD-rEMALE
AD BRTIl INij Y nng 1 Il 4 ..vrw' . xi
stenography und idv UeMr connection
as secretary or aslht o advertising man
ager I 100, Letller Office
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CH.UTFEUR College student desires po
sition to drivo tar for party tourlnir New
Enzland for few weeks v 11 no. ted hnvlnir
made 3 trips C 117 Ledger Office
SALES ENGINEER open for Immediate en
gagement, experienced oinxtructlim engi
neer and aalna executive Manufacturing or
engineering iirms aesiring a voung uctlve
man. who can uasume rceponlblllty and mo-
duce rebulta. communicate with (' 132. LfU. r
Oflo
YOUNO MAN 2S, high sthrM nnd technical
school training, desires a position with a
chemical export or Import housr sales or
purchasing department. cmplid at nresent
hut wish to make a change after September
10. highest business and personal reference.
P lft,14 ldgt-r PWcc
YOUNO MAN" so. retari assist To busy ex
ecutive ft venrs' exp desires pos prefer
to dial nnl with executlv e personal Inter
view s, lltlted C 1.10. Ledger llfnce
MACHINE'S: AND TOOLS
Boiler and Engine For Sale
12 ft 48-ln hcrlzontil steam boiler.
25 liorae horl7until Htuin engine with 10
ft. x U In fl wheel, Including connecting
steam Plie
MAKE AN OFFER
Address Box I Mlllernburs. Ta.
SACRIFICE
Carpenter nn Jobbing abor. 1134-30 Tnwn
tt tools and Is-iu lies ) it m und aonin ma
terial llv appointment C E J . 572'i Tur
reduiii nve
WE MAKE gray Iron casting from 1 pound
to 1 ton, If you want castings that can ba
easily machined write us Reeves Htov, and
Foundry Co , 33 S. 2d st . Philadelphia.
Foundjy ("amden N J
ELEVTHU' XPiTORS " M .t'HINE"TOOi,l!
IMWril EOriPMFST
O BR1EN MACHIN'ERY CO 11(1 N3)ST
PULI EYS HNnERSSH"lTINU H LF
prie Mjrryit rxt'HAN'iif :ut n sd
llLACKSMITHINO etc . tool dressing a spe.
clalty Dougherty & Co . 2040 N Palethorp.
TALKING MACHINES, RECOIIDS
Records, Talking Machines
and music rolls 80 off We bought out big
phonoirarh lealer 10,000 records Hated II
each will sell at 50c CENTRAL MUSIC
STORE 127 M 11th t Orw-n evenings
MOVING AND HAULING
FLEET of dump trucks to hire, e'xl-avatTng
and general hauling Jueger BJ7 v
Erie ava. Tloua 1102
PAINTING AND rAPElAHANOINQ
HOUSE painting In all branches dona reaaoiu
ably AlbertAlt. 324 N Btli Market 2i3H
PAPER.HANtHNO done very reas. WrlTTrV
g.'" , Mm. ... ...m .i. or toll xPt. WOWJJ,
PAl'ERHANXHNd and l-alntlng dorf. reason?
ably. P. Urnwn. 1331 N.,I0th stJPop.37t,
nesnia aaa r. q St.. or call Bel. USUI).
12.1 IL P A C 2 P 10 4 in v motor 1200
R. P M . 121 K Fort Wjjiib dlrirt
con. K -t V ene'n lifi volt 2 or 3 phase .
7.1 K. V and 50 K V 110 V generatots
14 new O E ami Westlnghnusi motois, 150
K. W 8 P .1.10 V generators
YEARSI.EY f' 224 N 3.1 St.
ill nTif.m" sinrt drVAlnir 'd !' K V" --
" TJlssT"7 Jr"4i." .r- UVii Ht
TTcmcri ATro'n'M-n-nTT.'wa .'MW.
W .W W..M. ,. , Va
Used
LOCOMOBILE
PIERCE
MARMON
STUTZ
and other high-grade kH
cars. Every one of
fered at a sound in
vestment price.
LOCOMOBILE CO.
2314 Market Street
Philadelphia
PHONE LOCUST 4 B0
1018 DETROITEIt B-cyllnder touring cart
perfect mechanical condition: light and
ncrappy, tow.
1017 Stearn-Kn
.017 Stearn-Kn'ffht edan mechanically Ot
ii nalrit nam ent,), i.nJ 1 II tAn '
Tr nil... ...... ......... 1. ...An
rord Special, 4-pasavnger body, wire wheel.
bumper, apetdometer, shock absorber, eleev
trio lights, paint fair, rubber good; classy
nine car; oau.
Will demonstrato In business hour.
Both phones.
HIGOINS BROS . 4084 Haverfonl av-
WHY DENY yourselves pleasures and com
forts of a car when we supply you wits)
new or used cars on unusually easy termT,
Avoid writing or phonlnr. Commerce Motsf
Co. 2112 N Oth st. Philadelphia. Pa.
TRUCKS Chevrolet 1-lM-ton truck! anA
style body, extremely easy terms! call
pramitly. Commerce Motor Co.. 2112 N.
Cth at . Philadelphia, Pa. Diamond (120(1.
TWO Indian cars for sale: want quick aen
tton; leaving on prolonged tour Sunday,
Phone Wnyne 874 J. ,
STORAGE batteries for sale for every make
ot car. 0-volt 18; 12-volt. S10: positively In
good cond. Starr Storage Bat.. 260 N. 18th.
BATTERIES. 0 volt, rebuilt for S10: equal
to new. Battery Specialties Co., 100
Vine st. '
BROCKWAY 3V4 ton, with stake body. A,
Freeston 33,t Walnut at. Lombard B82. . 1
CHALMERS coup. 11 cylinder: perfect cob- ,. tw
dltlon Phone Wyoming 1400 W. ;W
i'uui, louring car. ivio; -l comiiuun. watt ,
Kensington 4!)0I, Mr. Hendrlckson.
O. M. C. CHASSIS, model No. IS, tosj
Presto light equipment; rood tires; pries
right. Andorra Nurseries, Chestnut HUM
OVERLANDS, all models. 0 and 1 pas
touring, 2 nnd 8 pass, roadsters. 4-pasa.'
chummy roadster: all other makes and mod-i'
eia; special casement bargains every, nay;
timo payments, open ovenings.
Harper Co., 2flO N Broad st.
OVERI.AND 1018 slx-cyllnder coupe; A-t
condition; good rubber Southalde Oarage..
?M AiMir JfllVi tnri T.nHln.v , ". .
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PEERLESS. 4 ton. wttn 6-tor. equlpmaat
ana sisae noqy. a. creeston. aaa vvaiaat
st Lombard H82
To Hire
TWIN 0 Packard limousines and touring
cars. Call Fox Chase 1884.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
Manufacturing plant with a capacity ot
300 dozen pnr day children's ribbed hosiery
requires additional capital to go on with A
-ood-paylng business, new machinery and v
all In good shape. Address M. K. G.. car
M 718. Ledger Office, for further Information
DO TOU NEED CAPITAL?
We'll present your proposition by letter or
prospectus so clearly, forcefully and eon
vlnclngly that you'll get quick, certain re
sults; write or phone. Advertising Service)
Co.. 218 Parkway Bldg. Locust 4208. T
SACRIFICE
Carpenter and jobbing shop. 1.134-80 Fawn
st. ; tools and benches. Jacks and some ma-!'
terlal. By appointment. C. E. J . 072 Tor
rosdale nve
YOUNG MAN of proven ability and integrity
vvunted for clerical position, asst. trsaa.
In mfg concern, knowledge of bookkeeplnar'
nee one with previous ale exper, pret'd:,
splendid opportunity for adv ; state salary -desired
and ret P 1S24 Ledger Office.
HAVE a I proposition on which wo havs
spent lar-;o amount getting It ready for
tho market, want several men with IIOOO
each to Invest on partnership agreement
with working intereet v.ery largo profit; un
limited field II 103. Ledg-vr Office, .
HAE capital to Invest In going company
In Philadelphia with which must bo ac
tively Identified. Address statins character
of business, C 136, Ledger Office.
RELIABLE Philadelphia firm 'desires loan
of 15000 for 1 year; 2-name paper; plenty
of sec . will pay large prem. II 101. Led. Oft.
300 WANTED for 0 months; will pay very
large bonus for the monev, have plenty
nf collateral B 102. Ledger Office.
BUSINESS PERSONAM
DIAMONDS A. McCUTCHEN-
DOT mi IT 03I Heal Estate Trust Bldfj
DUULiM 1 I,rod and Chestnut sts.
Est 22 years. Money paU
DDHATr Bt once; ISO to $1500 each.
PRIVATE gjsa, .y A'fcAg
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Positively highest cash prices for your cflsv
iiiuiims miiv sue jroni n to iu carats; nonei
ray higher, also eld gold, platinum and silver
bought estates bought (private); est. 10 yr.
The Diamond Shop tn,4hB .
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
ANY SIZE PRICE NO OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought.
KFl.T.V CO . !ir PHKSTNUT HT.
! Suite 21-22 Over Chllds' Restaurant. Prlsat
RATS, bed! ugs. flena Rnd other disease ear
rlers permanently extermlnited We also
fumigate and disinfect and check each on
bicterlnloglcullv AIb.Tt H Huff chemist,
1S17 nalnhrlda st Phone Dlcl-li son 33H3.
ROYAL Plentlng Co Pleating and hem
stitching, buttona and buttonholes; special
reduction first week Jl a Bltlrt to b
rl"at.l skirts pleated In 1 day mall orders'
nt'en.l d to lis N 11th
l'I BA'E n ti- tint yichnel Bor'i.h Is no long-
er as'
int u vwur"tne u
nderlcned Joseph
Pruer 0JH f'h. stnut st
Ph la Aug 23. '20.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W SMITH 717 HANSOM ST. .
EI.I.CIRK' TREATMENT ulso mnnlcurlnr.
on i-, Tin ii'h lloura from 10 to 8,
Rl'HI'ER i. "Mis of nil d'serTtions re-
i..lred An Irevv T nirchtt 101 S 22d St.-
FOR SALE
Office Furniture Big Selection
Steel filing ciblnets all sires sec bookcase
fur law and library
NATIONAL FURNITURE CO.
Main fiEOH port WALNUT ST Walnut 238
OFFirn FURNITURE
Large lot of desks, safes files cabinet ami
general off furniture store fixture.
We buy s"ll and exchange.
PATTEN FURNITURE CO..
IOPUST 1117(1 n27 MICH ST RACE 8 808
Office Partition, Railing, Furniture
fltore Fixtures We sell, buy and exehangsa
(11 WALNUT ST Wal 4134 Main 6Hnn A,
PENNA OFFICE FURNITURE CO.
ai'? 17 5( UP 300 HI NO LIS AND
Doi'HIi: HARREL guna rifles, pump
guns alt iiiakH and gauga blgrest bargains
iiij-jwn WU-. h iss .n f'fftce nth s Arch
IMPORTED i umblnnt on" billiard and pool
table, leiu'atli.n alxe fully eqlpped, hand
soini f-ar-ved Hiilt.ibt for club or horns.
c ni'i i . .iur orri' e
PIIONOOH vl'lis" and recirils "bought, sold
and exih.ini.-ed Wer lioff DOS Walnut sC
I'hone
RnrRKlKRATORS and rritures for grooers)
and meyt markets: terms If desired.
R-tNDALI. ft CO 331 N 2d st.
f"AfH registers 2d hand
a nana. cnap, National!
a A iilHter exr. Kuvatono 020 Sp.Oardsn
&TAV11S cribinet. etc . big bargains. Phlia.
Pi Infra SurnlyCo 14JS Bth st.
ONE Oft- mirror Frinch glass and 1 S-tC
mirror rfeap .1040 Osage ave
Pull SALE Nw and used wire rope, all
st.s ('rnemerOOJeacjh t. '
Pikil THLKSSd hand bought, sold, rests
ed exrhnngid K afsr ln w Olrrrd avs,
STAMPS AND COINS
STAMPS. ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for stamp collectors
PHILA. STAMP CO 21 S 17T1I BTY
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NEWSPAPERS, msgaxlnes, rags. Iron. mU A' ''
als. carpets, furniture, feather, anything: !!'
everything. PoijalJlb.il. Poplar ihOlHiSiri.'. 'I
Park 1J37. Old eslab.. most raltabl aitiui fS
In clry. llaullnr. moving by aulotruek 1?1 tn S
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