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REMINISCENCES OF A
DIPLOMATISTS WIFE
A Record of Experiences in
London, Berlin, Bucharest
and Constantinople
There Is n charm about "From An
Eastern Embassy" which Is duo to the
very remarkable experience of the
writer. Ilcr name Is not given, but
she was tho English wife of tho French
councillor of the Turkish embassy to
Oreat Britain from 1880 to 1805, nnd
then for ten "charming nnd Interesting
years" to Germany. As the leading
lady of tho embassy sho was present at
every social function, nnd from her ac
count of them ono gets n vivid Impres
sion of many interesting people. Of
Queen Victoria eho snys "her benevo
lent, motherly smllo nt the nervousness
of debutantes, who wcro privileged to
kiss her hand, has lived In tho hearts of
many who have now reached distant
milestones of life." In tho drawing
rooms of the Victorian dayH "the map
of the world seemed Indicated in tho
various uniforms nnd national dresses."
Life in Berlin was very different, duo
especially to tho growth of the mili
tary feeling and tho arrogance of the
military set. At that time twenty-five
German states were represented by lega
tions In Berlin. The high standard of
education, which was brought within
tho reach of rich and poor alike, Im
pressed her. One of her summer holi
days was spent iu nn eastcrp trip with
her son, which included a visit to
Bucharest, especially to meet tho queen,
well known under 'her pen namo of
Carmen Sylva. Her motto, set up in
one of her rooms for the guidance of
her well-filled life. was. "I am not hero
to judge, but to help." Tho most In
teresting incidents of tho author's stay
In Constantinople wero her visits to
the hnrcms of some of tho lending
Turkish ministers. From them she
learned that ono wife was becoming the
rule In Turkey, und in ono hnrcm where
there was more than ono she noticcu
"that great affection existed between
the powerful first wife, who represented
authority nnd dignity, nnd the younger
ones, who deferred to her opinion."
During n short trip in the Lebnnon re
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ruins of the ancient temples of the sun
worshippers. "It gave mo quite a
shock to see an enormous bust of the
Germnn emperor fixed upon the wall
ot one of the most ancient nnd noble of
the temples." On the sudden death of
her husband she returned to England,
and 1ms much to tell of social life in
London.
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periences and spiritualistic seances. At
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present an'd was very much upset hy a
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told great' misfortune nnd violent death
banging over the reigning house." She
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reader, nnd in Beilin she snys her life
was made n perfect burden to her from
her bclne asked after every dinner party
to read hands. The geniality of the
pcoplo In official parties in London is
shown by this experience. "I have seen
cabinet ministers plnying leap frog In
an empty ballroom and in the gnyest ot
Hplrlts play IIlgh-cock-n-lorum' to an
amused audienco after dinner." There
is nn udded attraction to the book by
the Illustrations, mostly portraits, In
cluding one of the writer, nnd there is
an excellent index.
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THE ADORARIE DRE UIER. Iv Eliza.
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A deft nrd fanrlful story of a dreamer
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HIDDEN CREEK Rv Katherlne Nevvlln
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THE W1LPER'E?S MINE
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with a wealth of incident and detail
which civo verisimilitude to It.
HIS MAJESTY'S M r.LMlEIXJVKD. Br
iuronci Orcjy. New York: dcoree II,
Doran Co.
nrci.ionHm noticfh
SALVATION ARMY
703 NOHTH BROAD STREET
THREE SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICES
TToltneiui Meeting ....... It A. M.
Praia Birvleea 8 P.M.
Salvation 8rltx .8 P.M.
Envoy Victor Wribt will be the ipttktr.
Mn. Victor Wrlflt, telolit.
Captain Alloa MoAUletor In chart
ot all texvlee.
nnptlut
Tim TKJirijj .
Droart and Berks t. (MOO TO.
JtUSBEL,!, JI. CONWHM,. Pastor.
Asuoclalo Pantor. William Dyr MoCurdr,
tiroachei 10 80 a. m. Evtnlnr acrmon, 7:46,
IlIiMtrnted with motion picture.
Bpeal&l munlcal program by a quartet of
Jremler aolotats: Itacriel Trooit, eopranot
leaels Leonard, contraltos Edynfed Lewi a.
tnor: Lawla J. Howell, baat. 'William J.
Dowdy, ontonlet. Dr. J. Marvin Itanno,
musical director. Everybody welcome.
rrlendu
TIIR OLD MERION MCHTINO ItOCBB. sit
uated on Montgomery pike. Merlon, la open
for aervloei every Flrirt-da.y (Sunday)
mornlnr nt tt o'clock. It wan built In
1082. Here William Penn worehlped. One
of the oldsal, moat hlatorloal church edi
fices In this country. Cordial Invitation
extended to vlaltors. . .
rrrxhrtCTlan
ARCH HTKKCT CHURCH
18th nnd Arch ats.
Rev. C. E. Macartney, D. D.. Minister.
10.43 a. m. and 8 P. m.
Rev. T. BUct Caper
7'SO n m . Organ nenltal,
tint nrrniLKitisi iiiehiwian church
Dread and Diamond ats
Rev. William U MoCormlek, Pastor.
HMU R. IU HAnilATH BUHUUIJ.
10.80 n. m. Morning Worahl
rah d.
7:00 p. m. Young- People's Boo. of dE.
J p.
Sc.
fn,
7:43 p. m Evening Service,
Itev. CharUs U. MacDonald. at New Tork
city, will preach both morning and eve
ning.
Wednesday Evening Prayer Service at 8
p. m , In charge of our raator. who will
preach Sunday. September 6.
EVnitYUODY INVITED TO ATTEND.
1J.OAI, ADrRTIBKMENTB
t33p K8TATE OF JUDSON MOAK, SB-
above ettate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons Indebted to the said
estate are requested to make payment, and
thoae having claims to presont the same.
without delay, to
R(
ODERT C. HUTCHINSON.
yii h n7tn t
LOST AND FOTJND
NECKLACE Lost, a tecla pearl necklacel
reward g.TW N nroad at
PIN Lost. A. T. O. fraternity pin set with
diamonds, emeralds and pearls: liberal
reward. 1028 Chestnut at,, third floor.
Phone Wnlnut 127.
PERSONALS
STOCK nnd fixtures of 1410 Oreen St.. sold
by Sam. Cohen to Sam. Cllbanoff: all bills
due to creditors call at A. Weltzenfcld's
office. 388 N 4th St.; final settlement Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock
LENA WALKOW. 404 N. Marshall St.. sold
her crocery store to Morris Knihnxr;
creditors rail until Aug. ni nt 314 W. Olrard.
HENNIE DORFMAN 2347 U Somerset at.,
aold his grocery store to Morris Olanaeld.
Creditor call 8384 W. Olrard ave.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ACCOUNTING
The Public T.edirer Co. haa
a few
very desirable position open.
CLERK (without experience)
L.Liui lexpenencea;
FILE CLERK
TYPIST
STOCK CLERK
Apply 0th and Cheatnut sts.
Ask for 3Ir. Wlest
ADDRE8SERS wanted to address envelope
by hand at our office C. E. Howe Ad
dressing ind Printing Co. 704 Chutnut st.
TRY
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
It Is Interesting
There Are Advantages
CLEAN. WHOLESOME SURROUNDINGS
CHEERFUL RESTROOMS
ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOMS
MEALS AT COST
And the Championship of
WORTH-WHILE YOUNG WOMEN
A Good Salary Without Interruptions
See MISS STEVENSON. 1031 ARCH ST.
BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
' IGARMAKERtl rollers and bunchmakers
on auction atralEhta and shapes. Conaoll-
dited Cigar Corp 407 N Hth at
CLERK
The Publlo Ledger Co. dexlres the
services of an experienced clerk who
Is quick and sccurate at flirures
APPLY GTH AND CHICSTNUT STS.
Ask for Mr Wleat
( LERK, exp-rlencet, to do general office
"ork " a "rtln Co . 88th and Grays
prrv rhonf picKlnsnn 81)7.
DOMESTIC science graduate wanted one
day a vretk to teach In a private school.
' ''" '""ger ornce
ENERGETIC LADIES, whose nbllltv calls
for a higher position In life: this Is a
' SSXSo p.re" nocessy!
Wrtil ""' ' 10'h " ""
I'lRLb Wast rhlla("elphla and Darby glrla
wnntfd for glasshoui.e and laboratory
wnrk hpHt wnrt-lnir conditions- liberal ari-
viineement to .lrla who master the work:
roinn out and talk It ovor at general office.
II K Mulfnrd Co
Olenolden Pa
GIHL'J ntlractlvu looking, to go on stage,
! with or without experience Apply between
m ttd 0 p m Jack Reck. 200 N.
,. ,.,. !,., "...,1... iiuij
0 attractive 1oi1.n to. ... on atage
u or without exreiirc Appiy Diwrtn
Kr,
n
m and 0 p m Jacx ueck,
203 N.
kiln Phone Market 4307.
.r-- .. .. . . . . . ..
, itovFIlwonii vvnite. rroieaiam. motner
and daughter, alatera or couple, chamber
! 4 A....nl. ...!
for private family In
..t, mnnniaiifl i.v...
cuintrj
Answer Box C5. Eaat Downing
inwn Vn.
MAUI l.L WAVER, experlencod, can aecure
neimunent good pa;lnt posltltn. Marl'
nl Shop 1422 Walnut ,
RTr vnnnAl'HVn ond bookkeeper In sub
u'lon real tate office; Btate age, ex
pen, ore and salnrq d-slred M 710, Ledger
Offfe
nllMHlllAl'llKll expenenenj. by manutac.
tur nit concern elate salary expected. Ad-
nrets y it Hnx una
TWIST to address envelopes and flu In
! tiers In our office C. V. Howe Ad-
dnsslng and Prlntlnr Co 704 Chestnut st
Vil'vi) LADY (clerical) with grammar
k hi), pduintlon or better must be good
writ r Apply employment department, II.
K Mu f rd Co . 4J0 S I3th st
HELP v"ANTi;D MALE
RANK wants hoy, 17 to IB years, refer
en e renulred P 104 Ledger Office
UOVS wanted, eighteen or nineteen white,
hich sihool education to learn Iron bust-
n as M 717 ledger Office
CIOAR FiiREMAN wanted for auction floor
in frfslirn Pennsylvania factoo good op
p nuntti fur capable man M 7J3, Ledgor
Offl .
l uPYIIOI,l)i:a Young man who can read
with Intelligence, wanted In proofreading
department of Public Ledger nlaht work:
4 hour week, salary II" Apply today,
after Op in., ut 000 Chestnut St., fifth
floor .
CORPORATION DESIRES SERVICES OF
INTEI I.IOTNT MAN BETWETN B0 AND
10 YEARS OF AOK IN A CLERICAL CA.
PACITV FOR A POSITION WHERE TACT
AND EXPERIENCE IN DRAI.INO WITH
CUWOMFRS 1H NKCK8HAIIY SALARY
J1H ITH WEKK. AKUIlKri.i 1' lq
1.1;
1DOER OFFICE.
CHAMPS' SHIPYARD
WANTS
LABORERS
MEN FOn CLEANING SHIPS
No heavy lifting
Apply Employment Department
RICHMOND BT!AJjaVNORRIH BTi
HM WAITTED-MAMI
CUTTJCnS, exp short knits) steady work!
gooQ wgsi open snep. u.intt.iima, un
DRAFTSMEN on detailing fire-escapes and
light Iron work. Steward A Stevens Iron
Works, 178SI 1788 N. nth St.
ELTaCTniCAfc DIlArTSMEN
Electrical dtslgnera and draftsmen wantedl
permanent .position for man experienced on
central station layout work. Apply to Mr.
Bunce. Stone A Webster, Inc. 810 Chestnut
at., second floor, '
aOOD CHANCE FOR A HOT ,
Position open as aaalatant In city editors
ortloe. Public Ledger: salary tlO. APely to
Mr. jnvca. tnirn nner, nuu uneatnui at.
LINOTYPE OFEitATon wanted, exper-
ncea operator on book worn: siesay worK.
ftd operator on noek work: i
Addree Princeton University Press. Prince-
'Jill
ten
LOOM FIXERS on nne Index Jacnuard,
i
Appiy at onoe uoDert l,owis m iiicnmond
and Ilrill sts
nrldfsburs;.
MACHINISTS One for 48-Inch radial drill!
Co. Spd nnd Media .ia.'
MANAGER. EABTERN, DEPARTMENT
An old-established legal directory needs an
energetic yoanr man of ability, who Is not
afraid and willing to work, and foroeful
enough to develop (o an executive position:
give age ana occupation. x no, Xjeagsr
Oflloe.
MEN of Integrity, persistence and thorough
sincerity, who would form a permanent
sincerity, who would form
connection with unlimited possibilities of
advanoementc
Phone Spruce 0724 for e.p-
poinunent.
MIDDLE-AGED or elderly man to do light
wrapping; In shipping department; rood
permanent pealtlon to right man. Apnly
with reference. A. Pome rants Co., 1S23
uneainut at.
PACKERS Men thoroughly experienced .In
case making and packing) apply ready fo
work.
Unit Construction Co., 88th an
Prays,
PAINT SHADER wanted, an ambitious
joung man between as and 83 years of
age who has had practical experience In
paint making, to do shading In large paint
factory) excellent opportunity for right party.
Address In confidence, P 111. Ledger office.
PAYROLL CLERK: give all particulars In
full detail. Including1 minimum salary de-
sired. W 71. P. O. nex 8448. .
tIANO SALESMEN Well-known piano
house wants live salesmen: good positions
for good men. P 1424. Ledger Office.
SALESMAN, store, with executive ability:
good-raylnr position: only grocers w'th ex.
perlence will qualify. Apply Mitchell
Fletcher Co., BflOo Oermantown ave , Otn
SALESMEN
LIVE, ENERGETIC MEN WITH THE
AMDITION AND THE WILL l6 DO)
MANAGER POSITIONS IN 8 MONTHS
rOR THOSE THAT CAN MAKE GOOD.
ADDRES8 M 723. LEDGER OFFICE.
SAI.ESMKN. 3. between the ages ot 23 and
60 a wonderful opportunity for any one
wht wants to build a cllantole for himself
that will be profitable for years. Apply
Room 402. Vandam Dldg.. 10th and Market
ats Phllnd-tohta
8ALESMEN who fromerly sold liquor Why?
1 1 cause former liquor salesmen aro mnk-
Ing real money with this proposition. Why
nnf vmi? Annfv Roam 402. Vandam Rldg..
iinth and Market sts . Philadelphia.
TURRET LATHE OPERATORS on Jones A
Lamaon machines. Apply. Edwin Harrlng-
ton Bon ft Co I7tn and uanownu: sis.
YOUNG man. Protestant, with knowledge of
nrsi aia or wno nas oeen uomircicu wim
Boy Scouts to keen record and assist In em
ployment and welfare department of a Inrite
Kensington factorv Apply In own hand
writing, dvlng education, experience and
salarv desired P 112 ledger Office.
YOUNO MEN. 2. to work on Ice wagon: only
men who can give the best of references
and who are not afraid of a man's Job need
apply. 1113 Louden st.
SITUATIONS WANTFD-FEMALE
ADVERTISING Young lady. 4 years" exp
stenography and adv.. desires connection
as cecretsry or assist to advertising man
ager. P 108, Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AUDITOR, thoroughly experienced, open for
part-time ongacementa: small sets kept;
balances and statements prepared, best ref-
erences; reasonable C 111) Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER Cost clerk, thor exp dea.
poa . ex penman: I1T wit C 127. Led. Off
SALES El'UINUER open for Immodlate en
gagement: experienced construction engi
neer and sales executive, Manufacturing or
engineering firms desiring a younr. active
man. who can assume responsibility and pro
duce results, communicate with C 182. Ledger
Olflce.
BU8iN.h,Sb OPPORTUNITIES
ITARBER SHOP with or without property:
splendid chance; congested district, sell
cheap
GROCERY MARKET: good neighborhood:
property If desired, nulet but sure business.
FRUIT AND GROCERIES; hustler's chance;
STERN. 008 Ilalley Bldg
SACRIFICE
Carpenter and Jobbing ship. 1511-3(5 Fawn
st . tools and benches, jacks and some ma
terial, Ry appointment. C. E J., B720 Tor
resdale ave
WILL BUILD for reaponelble party up to-
date salesroom for parts and accessories
with upper floor central location Act quick.
G. L GWIRTZ " ff 8T-
HAVE a proposition on which we have
spent largo amount getting It ready for
tho market; want several men with 11000
each to Invest on partnership agreement
with working Interest: very large profit; un-
imurn iifin ii tuj, l.eugr unice,
HAVE capital to Invest In going company
In Philadelphia with which must be ac
tively Identified Address stating character
of bualneas. C ISO, Ledger Office.
RELIAHLE Philadelphia firm desires loan
ot 1B00O for 1 year; J-namn paper, plenty
of sec . will pay large prem. 11 101, Led Off
FURNISHED house, 10 rooms, 3 baths; In
cone, 87fi, rent. 1125 Kra:re central;
reaa to cash buyer. Call 110 N, 20th St.
FURNISHED house.
come I37JI, rent,
reaa to cash huv er
10 rooms. H huths.
tl2a: garago. central.
van nn .n yntn st
f800 WANTED for 0 months: will pay very
large bonus for the money have plenty
of collateral R ipg. Ledger Office.
HllEUMioysB, coating saooo: nil equipped,
will sell for 1800 C 010, Ledger Office
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS A. McCUTCHEN
DOT TPUT ?,ai n"' Estate Trust Bldg.
DUULjHI Hr?dno Chestnut sts.
Est. 22 years Money pafa
DDTATC f.1 onoe' ,30 to 15"0 each.
rivlVAlll "ours 11 to 3 dally Ap
i polntmonta by Hell phons.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
K?!.,hf.h!I,..UloU,5.0'i'' P'o'lnum "ndsVlver
boughti eslatea bought (private): eat. 10 yrm.
The Diamond Shop Afofc.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
ANY SI7.E PRICE NO OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought.
KELLY 6 CO , 0H3 CHESTNUT ST.
Bult. 31-22 Over Chllda' Restaurant. Private
RATS, bedbugs, fleaa and other disease car
rlora permanently exterminated. We alao
fumigate and disinfect and check each one
harterlaloglcally Albert II, Huff, chemist,
1HH7 Ralnbrldge at. Phone Dlcklr son 1I1H3,
SWEDISH MAbSEUR. flrat claaa, licensed
In Sweden will start here September 1.
mnaaage and gvmnastlc treatments at jour
home R 122, Ledger Office
ESTIMATES furnished en general bldg or
alteration work to your plans: we will de.
sign plans free to illents. Popular 1404 W,
Ofrard Realty Cnnt Co , H230 W, Columbia,
PLlCASE note that Michael Horlsh la nn long
er aaaoclated with the undersigned Joeenh
Prager. 02B Cheatnut at Thlla Aug. 2 '20.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W SMITH, 717 RANSOM HT.
OOr-riXer: 1 Oal,. 18. 2 Oal,, 13; 10
Gal , tap .to PAULEY. HUH Cheatnut.
NOTARY PUBLIC
PUBLIC BTENOORAPHER
Continental Hotel
ASHES and ruhblah and light hauling done.
KELM 1011 Callowhlll at Locust 8110
CARPENTER on all klnda of Job'g, altr'ns,
Flschliach 21150 Falrm't av Pop (1738 f
Ll.ECTRIO TREATMENT, alao manlcurlnu.
n'ir.1 tf" , .. inn si. imun irorn III to B,
HUnjlER aoODB'of all deacrtpttona re.
paireu. Auurcw J., uircueu, ovo a. .'a St,
TJBEP AUTOMOBILES
Buy it of Locomobile
and be sure of your
money8 worth.
14MI-
Used Car1 Department
Locomobile Co.
2314 Market Street:
rilONEJ JJOCUBV 4G0
Buy It of Locomobile,
nnd bo suro of your
money's -worth
USED CAP- DEPARTMENT
LOCOMOBILE CO.
2314 Market Street
Phone 450 Locust
Automobile Painting
WJ?i't.?ur femte for strlotly hlgh-gra8
rcnnlahlnga are. perhaps the moat complete
f.JV,t ,0 be ,'pund. the strain In keep
ing delivery promises. Is great: It will prove
P'frsst assistance If patrons who Intend
"r!". th,'r .f " "finished will Inform us
at their earliest convenience. Then dates
can be arranged, so that cars will not be
out of use for any length of time.
We bake each coat ot finish as applied: thla
insures longer wear and far handsomtr
finish. Come and see for yourself.
Martin-Alexander Co.
AUTOMOBILE REFINISIIERS
120-128-1 BO Reed st.
Dickinson 22B1 Main 179
vFV flWMV wmt.i.lu.. m, .....a -
forts at a car when we supply you with
new or used cars on unusually easy termer
Avoid writing or phoning. Commerce Motor
Co . 2112 N 0th at.. Philadelphia. Pa.
TRUCKS Chevrolet 1-lH-ton trucks: i
style body: extremely easy terms:
prjmttly. Commerce Motor Co. 2112
nth at.. Philadelphia. Pa. Diamond 6268
Si!
ELECTRIC sedan, nearly new, latest design,
low price for quick sale, can be seen
Ecllpao Cement and Dlacklnc Co., 1239 Bel
mont ave
BROCKWAY 315 ton. with stake body. A.
Freestnn 333 Walnut St. Lombard 882,
FORD touring car. 1018: A-l condition. Call
Kensington 4004. Mr. Hendrlckson.
O. M. C. CHASSIS, model No. IB. H torn
Presto light equipment: good tires price
right. Andorra Nuraerlea, Chestnut Hill
OVERLANDS. all models. B and 7 pail.
touring. 2 and 0 pass, roadsters. 4-paii.
chummy roadster: all other makes and mod
els: special basement bargains every day:
time payments; open evenings, Overland
Harper Co.. 2.10 N. Broad st.
OVERLAND. Country Club. 1018: good con
dition: practically new tires and palntl
Kl.-iO 8 B. 40th. .
FOR SALE. Palso 7-pass. touring, perfsot
condition: 4 cord tires: will demonstrate)
no dealers. II Hchwarts. una h. onn st. .
OVERLAND 1018 six-cylinder coupe: A-l
nltlnni vsxnd eaaiVilias SahI hot rise Clat'sisS'
O-l n.ia AfttV. Atml T . I ft t tss art
tU ""'t TWi.ll s,.tu s-aum.. .v -...
P&ERLESS, 4 ton, wltn ft-lor. equipment
and stske body. A. Freeston. S3S Walnut
st Iximhnrd 8S2
To Hire
TWIN 0 Packard limousines nnd touring
cars Call Fox Chare 1384.
STORAGE AND MOV1NO
CLEAN A3 YOUR HOME
We make n specialty of moving, packing,
shipping to all parts of the world: storage
In separate locked rooms; local and long
distance by Packard vans; estimate free.
GLENWOOD SrORAOn AND CARPET
CLEANINO
2()0n-llJ RIDGE AVE.
ESr.YTlLTSHED SINCE 1S8
Phono Diamond HHS9 or Park 1181
Logan office, Wtomlng 6235
SHIP 11Y TRUCK
We make dolly trips to all points In New
York, Connecticut. Rhode Isltnd, Massachu
setts. Pennsylvania, Maryland and Wash,
lng. D. C: also to New York and Philadel
phia; your Roods are Insured against fire,
damage and theft while In transit: estimates
cheerfully furnished: write or phone.
HALL TRANSPORTATION CO. m
22 Warren pi Newark N. J Ph Mkt (1831.
LANDE STORAGE CO.
lfl6 RIDGE AVE
Local and long-distance moving by careful
nnd up men, we co to and from N. Y for
$30, 140 and 150; our specialities are Balti
more, Washington. Boston and all Inttr
mediate points. Bell phone. Poplar 2027. .
The Exchange Storage Co.
It 20 N. bTH ST
We havo a few clean, separate
rooms vacant for the Storage
ot Your Household Goods.
Phone Diamond 2471. PACKING. MOVINq
Dougherty & Sons Storage
1424 N. 20TH ST.
Oet our special rate for moving by eur roll
able and careful men Call Poplar 4360; Kef.
?""., Park 1127: night phons. Dlsmond tSMj
"' A SiORAGE PALACE
Clean as your home: moving for particular
people; any district: estimates given; paefc
Ini ihliiplnp. moving and storage. North
Phil a. Big Co.. 2031 Lehigh Diamond 7a0.
VICTORY STORAGE
MOO Filbert Phone Belmont 4070
tXr estimate Plerce-Arrow vans
FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOU3M
1811
11 TO 1810 MARKET BT.
TUB JOHN RHOAD8 COMPANY
Btorsge, Paoklng Moving, Carpet Cleaning.
SlIST.nO LANCASTER AVE.. WEST PHIIA
ltn-f.RCH HTORAOB CO , 8870 LANCAB.
TKR AVE" AUTO SERVICE. STOIlAa
PACKINO T ONn-DIPTANCE XIOVINO
HORSES
SADDLE and driving dark bay horse, flna
condition, very good looking and nne
under saddle, sound and perfectly
,,.. well) very reaaonable. a.
safe and
A.
Queen M"i Walnut at
MAOHINEK'g AND TQOLfl
Boiler and Engine For Sale
12-ft 48-ln. horizontal steam holler.
2B.horae horlrontal ftsam engine wli h is
ft. x 12 In. flywheel, Including conneciins
,,eamPMAKE AN OFFER
Address Tin L. Mlllersburg Ps. ,
SACRIHCE
Carpenter and Jobbing shop. 1".30 rVJ
at . toola nnd benchea Jacks and some n
terlal Ry appointment C E J 07.0 J"
ELKCTR.CMOTORSimMAC.UNBi'J5Q
O'HJHFN MACHINKRY CO 110 N. 3D ST.
MOVINQ AND HAUJjI1!"----
......, . uni., tifitiiinv. bacaase ex-
MIlVliMN "" "" "".." .,.,.'.
inuMiiw,,,,,, renaonauie r-"'jy,v-Auto
Expiess. 1401 N. 18th st POP- 7371 w
TALKING MACHINEB, REC0BD3
Dlo Tnllci'nrr MafllinCS
and muslo rolls 00 off. We bought out big
Phonogr.rh dealer. 10 000. records listed II
esch wl sell st ouc ""","'
DIUJVXj Jf . - .-- - .
OLD Q OLD
'OLD gold, allver. platinum. P'"4,wA"Csn7
atyle Jewelry, teeth plates bought fJ "
Est 1817. J L Clark refiner am nan."
l'AINTINQANDrArEKgANQnJQ
PAPERIIANilING done yen reas nY",J;
Reanlk 888 N 02d st or call Ml '
, nisted wars, old-
STAMgS AND cqjjjj..
""STAMPS. ALBUMS ANb"8UITWEa
for stamp collectors,
riULA. BTAMP CO., SI B. aTTI1 B'
to.
W&tip
wtz
-
$1 '"4
y..
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