Jfjinvi j. x lr n"; sM ,FV '.SWrw,' EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHIL ADELPHIA, MONDAY, APK1L 25, 1921 i) 7. it VrEniHi, &.& ONE KILLED, 9 HURT N STREET MISHAPS Unidentified Man Victim of Trol ley Car at Thirty'oighth and Spruce Streets AUTO FRACTURES A SKULL One innn ai klllfcl nml nine other rercon Injurcil In trolley nnd mi tomobllr nrelilcnt In tlio city eter- day. The man killed lms not been Monti fiM He n- Ktruek by n trolley rnr which wat turning the rorner of Thirty eighth nntl Sprure ctreef. net nlRht The mnn. It is "Mil. wnlkcil In front of ,h rnr. He II1 of n frnetured skull at the Cnivernlty Hospltnl. He wns about fifty ffnf oU, five feet ten Inches In height, weighed 12" pounds, hurl Rmy 'in'r nm' rnurjtnrho nnd wore dark coat, sinpcu iroucr nun son light shirt. Motorman Arrcstl John Dnlton, tho motorman, 1330 North Fifty-eighth street, wns nrrcsted ind will have u hearing at the Thirty- I., tl. Ilererr Co., 8P N. 2d St. Uali 1010 Starktt III Galvanized Boat Pumps AATCO Paint. V .. .....I.I- Um. tllf flail,,.. ADIOlU.c., ..-r. -...-. ,.-' S2.3S Best Enamels aiBn 3.75 I... i - nl 1-- ffia49t w nnnv nnn ph ,,, ., iii t)nr.M. (atneia roll) ni? I noii up" - .uu ; a r mini fv k? n 9-j t. 1 UUlilUl, VU 11. fallU QV),MWjhXkmww Look Your Best It Is a duty to stay young nml attractive na tonr ns you ciin. One real (lret l(l Is our Bktn rood, which cltannos. softons and nourishes the body without harmful resulta. Handy tubes, 85c. Jars. II LLEWELLYN'S Philadelphia's Htamlurd Dnii; Store 1518 Chestnut St. (lardtnU Taletun. 2Sa w rrrtl ,.; ,-A rf'MWvMk'.titi.Wfy Do we serve you? Wo Handle Only tho Very B 2240 Lbs. to Every Ton For 35 Yean We Serve You Right OWEN LETTER'S SONS A Yard That Hat No Equal Trenton Ave. and Westmoreland St. ncll Fmnkford 2 ISO Krystonr ICual 233 I Hlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I Not Tin, but f I Armor Plate I ii DON'T call that tin it's morn liko .irmnr plate!" said a guest at the recent Nu-Dura-Tin din- ner, at which the bills of fare were mounted on plates of this famous roof- ing-tin. E If ou hnndlo a piece of Nu- Dura-Tin it will give new meaning to the old word "rtn " Instead of u thin, flimsy. crackling sheet, it is n heavy. stron substantial plate of metal, heavily coated, with what looks like old silver The - steel has enough copper in it 5 to make it soft-, tnnn-h nml easy to "work" in putting on L root, Keep it painted, and it will last until your Krent-grnnd- daughter's wedding. Any roofer can get Nu- Dura-Tin from tho supply houses. Specify it in tho order and he safo. B THE MKT.W. CI.l'JI OV TIIILA. S uo AHUll BTKKUT second street nnd Woodland Avenue MnMon today, o,.'.!0!1." nJvertport. fifty years old, of MM Jcit llcrks street, suffered n frae '"iT1 ,,kun whM fie nutoinobllo In which he wis riding lnt night collided ullli another machine at Ninth Htreet nnd the Itoosevelt boulevard. The car in milch Davenport was riding wns driven by fJeorge Hchrlber. of 2330 North Hottard street The other car was driven by Morris Sninner, nf Vi North Ihlrleenth street, who, with n mm piiij i on. Itobnrt Illllnrd. of 820 Kat Hard street were held nn material mtnestira, hchrlber wns nrrcsted bv the motorcjele police. Oavcnport was taken to Ht Luke's Hoipital. Struck by a bicycle whllo crossing I itlip street at Hergeant yesterday, Jo Mph Scanlon. of 15000 East Sergeant street, wns knocked down, his head striking the curb. He suffered n frac tured skull. The youth riding the liicjcle nlo was hurled to the street, but he schnmbled fcack on his bicycle and sped nway. Hcanlan was taken to St. Mnrv s Hospital, where It was said bis condition was serious. As Leon Townlgo, of 232 Dickinson How Quality Pays When you buy an Exide Battery you get something more than just a powerful new battery. You have a bat tery that will be doing its unfailing duty at an age that any but an Exide user would call old And an Exide spends its time in' your car, not in a repair shop. We have an Exide the right size for you. No matter what make of bat tery is in your car, if it needs repairs, bring it here for responsible work at reasonable cost The Electric Storage Battery Co. Exide Service Station 671 N. Ilrood Street, Philadelphia, I'a. la2az2goagoomf5!!3ar WILBURMILK THE RICH MILK CHOCOLATE BAR H. O. street, and Andrew Uartch, of 220 Oar rltt street, were rldlnj on n motor cycle nt Eighth nnd Morris streets last night, It collided with nn automobile driven uv llciijninin Donlsky, of Sev enth nml Vine streets. The two men were thrown to the pnvement nnd suf fered severe tilts and bruises. They wen- treated nt St Agnes' Hospital. No arretf"? were mnde. Suffering from Internnl Injuries nnd a fracture of the skull. Fillmore, llecty slxtj -four jenrs old, of Secane, Delaware county, wns found lying on Walnut street, early yesterday. He was unconscious when picked up bv the po lice. He wns taken to tho University Hospital. Jt was said he was struck bv nn auto mobile while crossing the street and the driver did not stop, l'ollce nrc now searching for, the motorist, llecty is in a serious condition. A womnn nnd n boy were injured in automobile accidents on Fourth street near Snyder nvenue yeitcrdny. Hoth were treated at Mt. Slnni Hospital. Mrs. Esther Klonlnfcky, fifty jenrs old, of 000 Pierce street, was struck by an automobile driven by Dr.vld Uergcr, Back to Pre-war Price 10 Wilbur & Sons, Philadelphia, Pn. Makers of Wilburbuds nt Tenfl, atennt none Vlnn. AS aha flt Inmnlnl In nrnii I'm I rill nnd MoOfC streets. Sbe was Injured about the knees nnd chest. . . Max Goodman, thirteen years old, of 2201 North Fourth street was struck by an auto as he stepped from a trolley car nt lourtn siret nnu anyner "ve nue. He wns bruised noout me nenu The driver of tho machine wns not or- fnulnil While crossing Ninth street nt Unln bridge last evening, .John I'olc, thirty nine cars old, of 1101 South Eighth utrpot wns i-trnck bv a northbound trol ley car. He suffered n fractured right arm, a fractured right leg and Injuries about tho nenii. lie was taicen io me l'cnnsylvnnln Hospital. EAGLE RESTAURANT 28 NOIITII KI.KVKNTH STIIKHT Chicken Dinner 65c Perteil Himrlnr A Iinlle NEVER CLOSED Inc. SB 3C2ZZ03, s 1 Ii $2000 BAIL FOR SUSPECT Man Held In Connection With Rob bery of Clifton Street Home William Jtastcrvillc, a Negro, of 431 North Pershing street, wns held under ?2000 ball by Magistrate GrclU today charged with robbing the homo of George Cholofsky, ! North Clifton street, Inst Wedncsdny. iBimiim Wear - ii A J HARD Aluminum m Because it is subjected again and again to the enormous pressure of gigantic rolling mills, the metal from which "Wear-Ever" is made, is hard, dense, rigid nnd durable. That is why "Wear-Ever" utensils give such satisfactory service year after year why more than two million kitchens are now equipped with "Wear-Ever" utensils. To enable you to KNOW from actual use, that "Wear-Ever" SAVES FUEL and that foods prepared in THE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSIL COMPANY.lNew 49c -yML with the coupon On or before May 7th, 1921 ssVTvvlH PHILADELPHIA CENTRAL Cimbel Drothere, 9th and Market Ste. I i, nrrt,ttr. Sth unci Mftrket Sts. N Snellenburu Co. 12th 01 Market Ste. StrawbriJge c Clothier. Sth oi Market Sta. W. H b C. W. Allen. 113 IIJ Market 3t. B. Cutler, Hoi N. Marinau at. U. Fallen. 616 Poplar St. J. V lleniell. 215 Rtdge Ave. I) Kohler. 215 t'oplar St. Magelbert'a Hljr Store. 272) W Guard George Mort. 730 Spring Garden St. Mort Supply Co., 400 W Glrard Schwemmer Hdwe. Co, 522 W. Clrard J. Solomon, 209 Poplar St A. So.novtky. 808 N 2nd St. J Spector. 822 N. 2nd St. Walrer Brother!. 718 N 2nd St. S Welntteln. 523 Poplar St M Zeldcniteln, 901 N. Manhall St. - FOX CHASE Crookrt Brothera. 2nd St. Plkn C. P Reinboth, 6443 Riling Sun Ave FRANKFORD AND TACONY J & F, Boaidman, 3626 Lonithore St N M llolden & Uro , 4325 Frnkfd. Ave Klnkerter It Sheppard, 4669 Frnkld. Ave GERMANTOWN F. C Coodwln Co.. 5801 Ctn. Ave. Klllan Hdwe, Co., 8441 Cermantown Ave. Win, Marriott, 4811 Wayne Ave. John S. Walker, Ctn. Ave. & Coulter St KENSINGTON M Bachman, 3259 N. Front St Mm Max Urown. 2913 Kensington Ave Bridge Hdwe Co . G U Tioga Sts R. Bulum, J329 N Front St. Eastern Pennsylvania ALLENTOWN. Hess Bros ; II Leh & Co : olllnger-Hnrned Co ARDMORE, Ardmore Hdwe. Co , E J Lyons ASHLEY, Chas Tremayne. BALA, Ernast A Henry. Jr DETtiLCHEM, Bush tt Bull Corp . Drlssel & Eberts, F. E Weln land DERWICK, Joseph M Schain. B1GLEKVILLE. Thomas Bros ULOOMSBURG, W McK. Reber; J. C. Wells BRISTOL, Louis I Rubin BRYN MAWR, Wm Hayden. CARBONDA1.E, Boston Store CARLISLE, Bowman t U, Imperial Dept Stores C W Rlnesmith CATAW1S3A, Crove Dept Store CHAMBERSUURC, Chambersb'g Sheet Metol Co i A J Mohr CHESTER, K Goodman & Son. 616 M, jru or , looiey uuiey, UJ Udg mnnt Ave, (1 Nelberg. 1106 Morton Ave.. Frank Tollln, 617 Filgmont Ave, Zimmerman s Variety Nore, 25 W 3rd St. COATESVILLE, W W Mast Son. I'ownall Hdwe Co COLUMBIA, Watt tt Shand CON3IIOIIOCKEN, I L Klein. DANVILLE, J II Cole DARDY, H II Slnler DOYLESTOWN. R L Clymer DRF.XEL HILL. V K Marshall EASTON, Uush ft Bull. Wm Laubach Ac Sons, Stntz Bros ; Wilson Stoe tt Mfg Co ELIZABETHTOWN, S D Boggs. J 11 Rider tt Son. ' W arfoss GETTYSBURG. Gettysburg Dept Store GLEN ROCK. B Lau 8, Son h Look for the store with the "Wear-Ever" window display M these pang are not obtainable at your dealer', mail cou pon with 60c to The Aluminum Cookinf Utensil Company, New Kensington, Pa and pan will be lent to you post-paid Escaping ga led to the dlacovcry of the robbery. The mnn who ransacked I the bouse during the absence of the family broke) open the gas meter. A tielelihnr smelted en and reported It to I the police of the Eleventh and Winter streets station. A short time later llastervllle wns nr-tet-fed In a pawnshop at Tenth and Vine streets, attempting to pawn good1" he 1h nlleged to have taken from the home. The goods were valued at .50 seven-inch "Wear - Ever" are cooked better nnd have n better flavor than foods cooked the ordinary wny this fry pan, which sells regularly for $1.30, is offered for a limited time at the special price of 49c and the coupon. Clip the coupon-, take it to any "Wear-Ever" store and get one of these seven-inch "Wear-Ever'pans TODAY. Use it and you thtjfi will understand why ' it pays to replace utensils that wear out with utensils that "Wear-Ever." Actual A'-, Factor. 2532 Kensington Ave. M. C antz, 20O2 N Front St. Joe. Jackson. 29)1 Kensington Ave. Solomon Llchsteln, 3079 Kensington Ave. Nodel Hdwe. Co , 2906 Richmond St. Poley Bros.. 3102 Kensington Ave. Bene Pollak, 2840 Kensington Ave. Charles Ro.m. 71 1 E. Alleshcny Ave. Rreprcki Bros . 3 102 Richmond St Schempp Bros , 2526 Kensington Ave "," & Fab,r Co- 2008 N Front St. H W Setman, 24)1 Tranktord Ave Lhas Wenilnger. )D) N Front St MANAYUNK AND ROXBOROUGH S Cartman. 4411 Main St. Geo Kelley. JJth h Sunnyslde Ave. Mx Kopp.lmin, 6106 Ridge Ave L. Ost, 4)2 7 Main St. Shawmont Hdwe. Co. 7700 Ridge Ave. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Z Bolef, 2809 N 22nd St. John F Cummlngs. 2913 N 22nd St. D Devers, 3 1st &t Euclid Ave j N Dlcov, 3112 W. Cumberland St. Economical Hdwe Co, 2322 W. Columbia Falls Hdwe. Co. R.dge t. Midvale Ares. A hnrber, 1331 Cermantown Ave. BenJ Feldman, 1816 N 31st St. Hahn Brothers, 16)) Cermantown Ave. Chas. Hodgklns. 1)45 Rockland St. Ideal Plumbing SupplCo., 28 1 3 Cermantown Richard Kern. 390 1 N. Sth St J H Kranich. 2814 Cermantown Ave. H Landow ft Son. Ilth v Columbia Ave. I Loeb. 2129 W. Columbia Ave II Ludwig, 13)0 Cermantown Ave II A Mscsllitter 4939 N Broad St. R Madway & Son, 2901 Lehigh Ave Oak Lane Hdwe Co. 13th & Oak Lane GRF.ENCASTLE. J Ho.ielter t, Son HANOVER, Cltt tt Co . Miller Bros s J C Tanger HARRISBURC, Albright tt Simonettl: Bowman & lo. Cleckner & Burke: Dives. Pomeroy & Stew. art. Rothert Co HAZLETON. The Bon Ton HERSHEY. Hershey Dept Store HUNTINGDON, C II Miller Hdwe Co KINGSTON. Edwards tt Co LANCASTER, Herr tt Co Leinbach tt Co , . ..,.l.h..". i Tangeri Watt H Shand. LANSDALE, Mover Brothers !-p.,?AN,..Th,e,bon I0"! Uhler Kline LEHIGHTON. Beltis Dept. Slore LEVVISBURG, C Drelsbachs' Sons LEWISTOWN. E E McMcen 6 Co LITITZ. W M Amet LOCK HAVEN, Dickey Hdwe Co . Ktapo A Whiting Schaefler. .. .. .Cir.dor' Hopkins. Smith 6c Winter MAHANOY CITY, Ssnner Hsidwsre Co MANHEIM. II II Martin MAYTOWN. N. G Keller MF.CHANICSBURG, H. LUy Ry.n MINERS MILLS, Hen Light MINERSVILLE. Sanner Hdwe Co MIFFLIN, I. M Cuss tt Sons M,i'T.2'VonnY BuvCo Seine) er More Co MONTROSE. J 1 Ryan Co MT CARMEL. John Wardrop t Son Ssnner Hardware Co MT JOY, Brown Bros Ml UNION. Rothert to NANTICOKE. Chas Hecht tt Son. Hill & hans T P Jones f Son NA7ARETH, " J Unangst f. Sons NEW HOLLAND, 1 C Davis Sons NEWPORT, r F Taylor NOP.RISTOWN. Nelman Frey Ben jamin Qulllman, Henry Warner mL jmrnm mmmm: yclvSSSSimA " x. "N. " , V X W N?C ll KH vXN sssss.j . "ssss vmam "Cvv AysjVy vSJcXx 1 COC S ylSNXVvX ss jayy yxssssss- m Flowers for Tempest A desk covered with (lottcrs confront ed Cnptnln Oeorge H. Tcnipct, assistant superintendent of police, when he re turned to his office In City Hall today, following a tno-montli8 absence, neces sitated by n kcrlous operation. The (loners were the gifts of Captain .Tames .1 Hcnrn, nf tho traffic sipind. nnd Lieutenant Henry Schultz, of the ie-serves. Ever'' W- Tfc r ry ran Kemington, Pa. mSL ammiSBSK These stores, we KNOW, can supply you : M O Connor, 2612 W. Lehigh Ave. W. B. Poore, 1626 W. Susquehanna Ave. C B. Rledlnger, 3547 Cermantown Ave. M. Rosin, 1912 N 31st St. A Rothkugel, 31)1 W. Cumberland St. I Rovlnsky, 3022 W York St Wm Sadler. 1426 W Columbia Ave M Segsl, 3902 Cermantown Ave R Shpeen. 3. W. cor. 10th & Pike Sts I Slot, 29th tt Cumberland Sts A Solowey. 3016 W. York St A Sussman, 234) Cermantown Ave N Swerdlow, )0th 6i Huntingdon Sts United Hdwe Store. 29)9 N 22nd St I Wolkln. 2607 Cermantown Ave C Zitier &. Son. 3422 Cermantown Ave OLNEY John Fritz. N E cor Sth Fishers Ave U'm Rledlnger. Jr, 491) N Sth St Joieph Weber 5514 N Sth St SOUTH PHILADELPHIA N Blrdman, Moyamcnslng & McKean Wm Cohen, 2002 S 7th St. N Cotton. 804 S 4th 3t M Demick, 12th and Snyder Ave Wm Danney, 20th tt Snyder Ave. M Teller. 2106 S 7th St J Flerman. 1812 S. 7th St A Gtantz, 2118 S 7th St C Krupp, 2120 S 22nd St I. Edward Marsden. 1817 S 2nd St. I. A Moore & Sons. 20th ti Federal Sts H Nlslevltch. Sth & Porter Sts I Rlcklln, 641 South St D Shlfiron, Philip & Shunk Sts. A Tauber, 2210 South St Jacob Toran, 23)8 S 7th St L Wnchmnn. 1806 S 4th St S Weiss, 2431 S Broad St OGONTZ, Horace Ervien OLYPHANT. N D Rosenfeld PERKASIE, Kulp Bros PHOENIXVILLE. Acker t. Fry PITTSTON. Coursen Hdwe Co. Evans Bros Gompertz t Co nS3I5OYAt- S R Bsthore & Son I'OTTSTOWN, J Friedman POTTSV1LLE. Dives Pomeroy Stewart, Sanner Hdwe Co , Lewis C Thompson QUAKERTOWN, Adolph Klein READING. Dives Pomeroy tt Stew art Kline-c-o . ,5?R,.nirne'-Co ' c K Whune r Co SCRANTON, Cleland-Simp.on ( o Thos F Leonard Co Weeks c . .. A!?.!? C.? Keyitone Tea Co SHAMOK1N. Burd 6. Rogers. Sanner Hdwe (o SHENANDOAH. Dunlap Hdwe Co SHIPPENSBURG. McGowan Leln- Inger SPRING CITY. Shetler Film Co SUNBURY. G W Hackett & Son. Sun bury Hdwe Co SUSQUEHANNA, E K Owen. Hdwe Co TAMAQUA. H.d,..y Hdwe Co WAYNE. Ceo R Park I. Son WAYNESBORO, al Smith Dept Store WESTCHESTER J I Mered.tl. Jr WHITE HAVEN. K,,!. WILKES.BARRE. Towle, DKk and talker. ; I Cillia. Kline, i hln a Store MacWilhains, Heese s Baiaar l lute Hdwe Co WILLI AMSPORr. Bush tt Bull Co Kline c t u I ieh ft Son 1 I Sle.rn s Sons Williams port Hiiwe hSinveCo YORK, Ihe Hon Ton Uothert (o Nines M, I cans S .n J t alker Stores Iscsted sntwoert tbu psptr circnlites ratr yffi "Wear-Ever" Coupon (P) S flaSfflSar Paymeotforone "Wor.Cver"ie?.n.inch r?Pan wrfieh Jfu? 1 Mm s?nsl!i?o,ryavD;M.,dr,, ,ou " -s's i I KftffiSI Wri" "" ufn " asm sddr.., sad dite of purrhais ItJWW jj MEk "IE ALUMINUM C00KINC UTENSIL COHrAHT.N.-Kas.r.. JmRI I STjjRjR' NOTE If you writs to ths Lomp.n, p.o. pl.as, ai (wMjM) f tai if. vm' . . '. . .. jib, , .2Uj Bok Quits as Head of Merlon Dody Ednnrd llok lins declined to be a can didate for renomlnntlon as president of the Merlon Civic Association, of which he has been the lending spirit since Its organization. Henry DcMplnlnc, promi nent In tho affairs of the association, w ill be presented by the nominating committee to succeed Mr Mok, it vs said today '!' minimi meeting and '""i'.r, t nl officers will take place on May 17. LIMITED Thi iff" eipitea on May 7th. (921 How to ue the "Wear-Ever" Fry Pan "Wear-Ever" ulen silt require LESS FUEL and cook the food with greater uniformity and bet ter flavor. For beat results with the "Wear-Ever" Fry Pan: I PUra try pn over MEDIUM fl.m. 2 When pn U hot. REDUCE ll.mo about ONE-HALF. 3 AJd frit (when meth od of t cocking: re quires it.; 4-nAdd food and cook laxly. iBi A Zolyan, 620 South St Max Zukerman, 237 South St WEST PHILADELPHIA It Abramowltz. 6107 Market St, J Balasny, 3)23 Market St. S Berger, 5605 Spruce St H S Breach. 5226 Haverford Ave Jacob Bronsteln, 5601 Chester Ave, Brown's Hdwe. Shop. 1419 So. 58th Si tedar Bargain House, 530 S 57th St. Wm Dobson. 625 S 60th St M Freed, 5053 Baltimore Ave. J Goldstein, 4014 Clrard Ave Hamilton Bataar. 3944 Market St. W J Heydrlck. 608 S 52nd St Louis Imblnder. 6140 Lnnsdowne Ave. M Kaneff, 6115. 56th St I Krupp, 2120 S 22nd St Wm Madway, 4221 Lancaster Ave. E Mageda. 2I0S 60th St David Magen, 266 S 60th St Mag-n Hdwe Co. 5219 Market St. C Miller, 5 168 Viola St S Novlk, 6021 Market St A Presser 3526 Market St D Rabinow,tj. 320 S 60th St Nathan Resnlck, 6129 Market St Wm F Rleman. 36th & Pemberton Sts i H D Roland, 6014 Lansdowne Ave Jacob Rubin. 1418 S 52nd St Louis Rubin, 41 16 Lancaster Ave. ! M W Rubin. 3417 Haverford Ave Harry Schor. 1705 N 42nd St Harry Shapiro, 1214 N 52nd St. H M Shapiro, S4I3 Market St M Snyder. 1001 N 40th St M Solnwev. 43 1 S ht)th St M Spiegel, 5 165 Haverford Ave M Wemrach, 675 N 52nd St NEW JERSEY ATLANTIC CITY. Atlantic Hdwe Co . 2412 Atlantic Ave. Braunstein Blatt Co, 1420 Atlnntic Ave Chelsea Hdwe Co. 2709 Atlan tie Avej Currle Co. 1216 Atlan tic Ave . S Elsensteln. 2803 At lantlc Ave, Cenerul Hdwe Co. 22 3 Atlantic Ave . J B Scan Ion Co . 1917 Atlantic Ave KauHmen. .,.l-Veln,, l&05 Atlantic Ave RRIDGETON, S B Pancoast BURLINCrON. Llndabury tt Cnndle CAMDEN. Baker Tlick Lo . 214 Market St 5 J Ginsburg. 10)9 Broad way Munger ft Long. Broad .w hederal St CED ARViLLE. J L Dsnrenbsker & Son HADDON HEICHTS, Lvaul Bros LAKEWOOD, M Ylnlpln MILLV1LLE. R B Corson R?VSSc1la:-L'F,o,:l,'eV"n,HdwC ROEBLING, Roebllng Cen Store TRENTON. I Carb. 3 14 North Broad 5.1 Goldberg s Depi Store. The Kaufman Store , Isidor I e m. Princeton A. PeunuiKton Aves Nathan Millner 137 S Uru.d ht , J c Ir.brsm, 144 S Urndd St M I.P Liken Broad 6. Dye Sts . Urkei, . Kolin. Clin ton A Division Sts VINELAND. E l Cla.k. L Oppenheim WILDWOOD, R W Ryan WOODSTOWN, B C. Humphrey, DELAWARE M.ILFORD. I H Hume. W1UM1NGTON, (. Hart a Son King St llpjnn. ott tt o Murker St I I P., km. 608 )06 10) t 9-n St R.senbauin & Son. o isirg i boDor "Wenr-Ever" coaponi .' V ": M ira III terz5auXxz22naDX$n&23a lrlmilliiiMimlM,..........T...T...T.. " limn IIIIIIIIIIMIMlin , . .. tjjsLl-Jiiilli) WtVVM.. . A1',, .,, , .. .. ,P .. 4 , it. -iH . j,f. .
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