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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1921
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MKET'S FUTURE
HARD TO READ
Satisfactory Progress Made in
' Readjustment of the Eco
nomic Situation
Wall Street ulnit up Un shutter ml
took nn extra day off, in mltlition to
the rutulnr Memorial Day observance.
Tickers remained client and will con
tinue motionless until Tuesday morning
when buflnrM will be renittnctl ns uKunl.
The (rlple holiday will afford nn ex
cellent opportunity for a rnlm annlyi
of the eltuntlon. Not only to review
what lins transpired In the first mo
months of the calendar yenr, but nlo
to take perspective view of the possi
bilities of the remaining seven months.
The former task will not be difficult.
83 it In nlwnys ensy to look back, but
In attempting to prognosticate the
future, well, that is a horse of a dif
ferent color. , ,. , .
It would not be overstating facts or
exaggerating conditions to say never per
haps In the annals of the market world
have potsibllitief of the future been so
difficult to dlsclpher or Interpret. Most
of all etabl!Mied rules and regulations
arc virtually a little liort of beliiR ob
solete In finding the measurements i ami
rounding of the market. The fcitua
tion is so heavily chnrned with ton
illctine cros currents as to make pre
dictions of little value. The reenn
Btructlon. or readjustment, process 1ms
been productive of increasingly strong
eddies keeping the market In a lilghlr
churned condition. so the trend of
values hardly can be forecasted a n
or two ahead of time.
Until positive evidence is given show
ing conclusively the completion of the
deflation process, there would seem to
be little hope of any permanent settled
tendencv. The greatly improved finan
cial position may be accepted ns an in
dication of satisfactory progress in the
credit deflation. This alone is ind -rated
In the much stronger reecrye posl
tion reached bv the Federal Kcserve
banks. Money, however, is ! far
away from eaBy street. Nor is it likely
to reach this happy juncture go long as
the hungry demand for fresh capital U
manifested by corporations of all
rlasscs. The credit situation, neverthe
less, compared with this time a year
ago is greatly Improved, Hut from n
sentimental viewpoint this is offset by
the general recognition of the Impera
tive necessity of the business deflation
continuing much longer before the situa
tion can be restored to a healthy equi
librium. Proof of this ultimatum has
been, and will be still further sunplled.
in dividend omissions and reduction.
Not because they always want to. but
became they really arc compelled to do
ao. most of the corporation managers
find it convenient to converge nil pos
sible resources to meet urgent needs,
ahlch requires temporary abandonment
of dividend distributions.
This does not mean to imply the gen
eral situation has taken an adverse
turn, on the contrary, rapid progress
has been made during the first five
months of the rnlendT year In correct
ing the economic situation. Within the
last six weeks many constructive de
velopments have taken place all of which
wrved to put additional strength in the
fundamental situation. In most all di
rections the. right step has been taken
in the right directlou. Tossibly the out
look is best described In the opening re
marks of Judge Gary's speech. In which
h said: "When taking the long view
of the future, conclusions are easy to
reach. Our resources arc so great, our
facilities for carrying on affairs ao sat
isfactory, we know that before us is
the greatest prosperity this country has
ever witnessed."
It may taki some months bororo many
of the proposed readjustment and many
already instituted will be carried into
full force, or before any benefits are de
rived. The knowledge, howevrr. of
their present and prospective operations
is alone assuring, nnd while the future
outlook nt the momeut may be some
want foggy nnd clouded. It Is almost
reasonably certain the end of the last
five months of the jear. mnterial will
be at linnd to tell a much different kind
of talc than can be written now from
the happenings of the first five months.
STATE OF TRADE
Ifew YorL. Slav 28. Forces which should
Ultimately prove helpful to business are
galnlnr In prominence. y Dun's Review In
rotnmentlnr on seneral trade condition! But.
It li added", actual Improvement has been
low to materialize. Fits months of the new
year. saya the acency. have not brouaht the
measure of progress oxp:cted In some quar
ters, and tho near approach of summer. Ira
dltlonally a, quiet period Is not calculated to
hasten commercial revival.
"Obstacles to recovery. as the rlevlew
"am not easily surmounted readjustments
rextulrlnr more time than haj been com
monly anticipate!? and dlfteriit factors In
the situation are maktnc for caution every
where. The conservation of many buyers Is
hnivn l.v ittHlr twralMfent disinclination to
operate beyond Immediate needs, ard ev.- J
dencts of active demand In certain branches,
as In the hide trade, are the conspicuous
exception-. While In some Instances the price
question continues the main drawback In
nther mm. lnnlement weather has tonsil-
tuted the chief Impediment, belna- detsJmental
to icnsra.1 distribution and oaualnr accumu
lation nf seasonable good after a similar
xperlanoa lAJt winter 'With the existing
ipemptrymentranct with some strikes present.
the public consuming power Is appreciably
diminished, resulting In a policy of economy
. nnd gTeater discrimination In purchasing
Buch phases are plainly apparont Irs the
strictly Industrial centers, and hesitation In
burins Is also witnessed H the co-jntry dis
tricts whers crop preparations tun J to fur
ther retard the retail movement "
BradatrMt's In part says "Among1 Indus
tries returrrlne rather more cheerful ac
counts, woolen goods. In which Idle ma
chinery In leas complained of than for months
vast; roft coal, which sells hotter for export
and On lako shipment Recount, and shoo
manufacturing, which la mom cheerful than
for some time past are notable, leather
and hides nrs firmer a if J flour Is also
teacfier on the extreme rise of US and 35
rents, respects ely. In the May nnd July
ntvions, part or mis lost loior on reaming
Cotton Is firmer also. In a number of lines
tha passage of the Emergency Tariff mil Is
aald to nave crelted soma uncertainties
which time only will resolve Raw wool
however, has as yet rot responded to the
latter, possibly because of recent larxs Im
ports and known large supplies of old rlln
facing the new crop now belnif sheared, and
Ohio delaines and some territory grades are
lower
DROP INJANKCLEARINGS
Local Exchanges 23.5 Per Cent Be
low This Week Last Year
T.ocal bank clearings again Miowed n
docllns for the week juKt closed, the
aggregate being $.107,001,701, ngninst
S-10l.527.rin4 this week last year, or n
loss of 2i.ii per cent Total exchanges
of all the clearing houses in the 1'nited
States, ns compiled by the Commercial
nnd Financial Chronicle, were $0,470.
B00.7CO, compared with $8,378,010,020
the coresponding week lost year, a loss
of 22.1 per cent.
Decrease
l2t 1020 J' i
New Tork 18,004,04(1 .18 3,T0S.Oi13,AON 18.0
Chicago
S8S.ari,ns3
.103.902.420 28.3
I'Mia. ,
Boston
K-vn. City
PL IjuIs
s, Kran'co
Httsburgh
pstrult . .
Baltimore
N, Orleans
807,001,701
.ol1,tiOO,S47
I07.i4n.nn7
II-I.1MH, 9.1.1
ii2 ono.ono
1C1S.N44.HII5
n3,n;r..nnn
1, 017,7.2
33,180,680
401,S27,Ba4 -J.l 3
807.7(18,80(1 32, t
188,80(1,808 42,7
133.894,784 20 7
133.488.388 30.4
138.674,130 I9.ll l
110,708,242 20 8
70.80(1.808 23 8
81,848,200 43.2
BUTTER, EGOS AND CHEESE
hew Yark, May 2ft. BLTTER- Steady.
rtipls, 13,(140 tubs Creamery higher
Hurt extras, 21)s USOc extra (02 store
Slat first (All to 01 sroie). .,ti 2Sc'i,, psck.
Jng stock, current msde No, 2, 1.0, Slate
Ualrv. finest. 37H 2(Hie.
fcqas Firm. Recelpfs. !MI cases.
FrsiWalhersd, extra first. 272Hc; first.
xSV2Hc: HtaU, Pennsylvania and nearbv
wsatsrn hetinerr while, first to extra. aot
871 dev, brown, antra. a.134c; do. at he-el
brown and mlxW ecilora, first to extra, 234?
34ct storage naeke.1. extra first, 28'4 O
itvt ill. first aTfei'Kc.
otKKnKateany. . i.geyims, si wo
Mot, waals-nillk Hats, specials, freeti, is
seiaioj uo. ra run. .
lHO! do. ra( rdn
tfrile: Stale.
wboea-sntBc ff-pj. peeiats.
hato-mlHc tw. m
joxritjc,
do,
iitl m run, tl, W 10c.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Folly Wither
IIY DADDY
CHAPTER VI
Chased by Esltlntos
TjlSKIMOS came running to gather
Lj nbout Peggy nnd Wily, nnd folly
Wisher, tho goblin. They were as
much' astonished to see the strnngc
white children ns Peggy nnd Hilly were
to find that the fast tlog team belonged
to the Ksklmo chief. Hilly had thought
the team n wishing gift. As for the
goblin, he seemed to regard Hilly's fix
ns the biggest kind of n joke.
The Eskimos were not only sur
prised to see the white children, but
they were particularly amazed to see
the white Polar bear fur that had
grown on them. They thought Peggy,
Hilly and folly Wisher were a strange
kind of human nnlmnK
"They nre witch folks." cried the
dark-faced Kklmo chief, nnd all the
I'sklmos drew nwny in fear. "They
are witch folks ami they stole my dog
team by magic. I will spear them nnd
that will drive them nwny forever."
The Ksklmo chief crawled into his
hut to get his spear. Hilly saw thut
something had to be done quickly. They
inut tlee before the chief got buck.
"Mush! Mush:" cried Hilly to the
fat Eskimo dog team. The dogs sprang
to their feet and, led by White Spot,
dashed nway. An T.kimo tried to grab
a rope thnt dangled from the sled, but
Ullly swung his big whip and gave
the Eskimo a lnsh on his leg that made
him tumble back with a howl.
O'lt on the snow plnin eped the dog
tenm. Uehlnd in the Eskimo village
was much excitement as the Kskimo-i
harnessed up other dog tenuis with
which to chase Peggy. Hilly nnd Folfo
wisher. Soon they were in pursuit and
n lively race was on.
White Spot untl liU dogs had a good
lend before the Eskimos got started.
They kept tliix lead up for it long dis
tance, but after awhile nillv noticed
that the Evkimos were gaining. Tills
wasn't strange, for White Spot's team
had been lacing with tho Eskimo chil
dren nnd the dogs were tired. The dogs
in the village had been resting, nnd
they went into the race fresh and
tagcr.
"We will be caught," whispered
Hilly.
"I wish we could find a place to
hide." whispered Peggv.
"Ho! Ho! Hoi"" laughed I'ollv
Wisher, the goblin. "I'll grant thnt
wlh." Folly Wisher begun to Mvay
from side to side, which made the Hying
sledge rock like a boat.
"Stop thnt fooling! You will tippet
us!" shouted Hilly. Folly Wisher'
answer was n strong swing outward
and over went the sledge, hurling them
nil into the snow.
The sledge, after tipping thent oft",
swung back on its runners, and the dog
tenm, freed from the load, sped on
faster than ever.
Now the children seemed to be in
trouble indeed. The Eskimos were
coming fast. They would be caught and
spenred.
Hut Peggy's wits were working. She
noticed they had been half buried in u
little snow hollow. Their white Polar
bear coats were tho same color ns the
snow, and looking nt Hilly she could
scarcely tell which was fur nnd which
was snow. That gave her an Idea.
"We will bury our heads like
ostriches," she whispered. "The
Eskimos will not see our white conts
in the snow and will pass us by."
So that is just what they did. The
buried their heads in the snow. Their
fur-covered backs .stuck out. but wort
just like the rest of the white surface.
The Eskimos came rushing by. They
hndn't noticed the tipping over of the
sledge. They snw White Spot's team
far ahead and never thought of such a
thing as the escape of the children bj
hiding
"Mush! Mush!" cried the Eskimo
chief waving his spear. "Mush !
Mush '." The dog teams swiftly swept
past and no one suw the queer hump
in the snow that were the bui-l;s of
Peggy. Billy and Folly Wisher.
The children kept their heads under
the snow until they were sure the
Eskimos were out of sight. Then they
drew themselves out of the smothery
whiteness. And when they drew them
selves out. they found a surprise wait
ing for them u rather pleasant sur
prise, ns it turned out. What it was
will be told in the next chapter.
FABM AND GARDEN
DEMONSTRATION WEEK
I)OKJ TIIK WORK OF 4 MF.N
MERRY GARDEN
AUTO-CULTTVATOR
Manufactured by
The Atlantic Machine & Mfg. Co.
X43. K. 79tlt Nt.. Clrt eland, Ohio
FOR SALE IIY
Philadelphia Farmers A' Dairymen's Sup
ply Co.. 1910 Market St.. and liming,
ton, Del.
Jesse K. I.lvetry. Cotlmnn St.. Frankford
Frank R. Krln, R.F.II. Nn. 4. i'attstutsa
I.. J. Wood, Klwewl. N. J. .
Cbse. II. Mfnd. Ilrldgetoti. N. J.
C. S. PA'ITON & CO.
SD A Cnr.HTNUT STS.
BANKERS
tineecaenrs In
SA1LKR HThVENSON
Bonds and Stocks bnuftil nnd sold
Member l'hl'fi, Btoek F.xelisne
H.L.SIV9ITH&CO.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
1099 LtncJ Title Bldr. Spiace 6721-2
PENN
NATIONAL BANK
Your
Business Strength
to a large extent is depend
ent op. the integrity and fa
cility of your banking con
nection. Penn adheres to Com
mercial Banking, and by
safeguarding its own integ
rity safeguards the integrity
of its customers.
MAJtlvJJT AT SEVENTH
Lawreice E. Brows Ik Ce.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
teSO HEAL K3TATK TltUHV MLUU.
lnttstlgnte and asUual csrporatleo aael
partnership accouats aid prepare Isjcom
Tax Ke turns.
R B. CARR
ACCOUNTANT & AUDITOR
Hrooks Blag. Pcnnn, Hide
Wllkes-nnrre. m.
Philadelphia
FINANOIAT.
?oti'i: to uoMiKiisi or i.i:iii(in roAi.
AMI NAVIGATION CO. CNrlflI,IIATr.I
MOHTOAdi; HINKJM! FUND 1MIM)S.
ITnttnp nrnvlalnriM nf 11, innrl,nm, dated
January 1, 1011. ecurlns said bands sealed
(ropoaals will be received until 3 I. M.
' i
moneys he u n the HlnKlii runu,
at the lo-t price not eiceedlns- 103H nnd
1S7.04 will purchase. All proposals should
bo addressed to the undersluncd
T1IK PKNNSYLVANIA COMt'ANr for IN
SCUANCKS ON I.tVKH AND OltANT-
iNa ANNvrrtEs.
."17 Chestnut street, l'httadelphla. Fa.
"Propnials for HlnMnrr Fund of lshlgh
Coal & Nnvleatlon Company."
rfKJUtoNTAS rnsnr.iiiAir.n
cofxir.nnw pompanv. incorpou itkii
FIFTY-VKn FIVK l'FHt l.'KNT (iOI.il
II0ND4 IILT JVIjY 1. 10S7
Notice la henbr riven, pursuant to the
terms -jf th? Mortgsee dated July 1st. Ifl07,
that the under'latned as Trustee will receive
sealed proposals up ti 3'0d P. M, on the 7th
day of June, lull for tha salu t It of
bands as abov decrllie,l, sufficient to uie
tho sum nf $10,071 42. The undersigned re.
serves the right to reject any or Ml lenders.
THE NKW YOUK THt'ST COMPANY.
Triutee,
rrr n a. CUItTS, Secretary.
Nen- York. Msy 1, 1051.
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Proposals
DRPARTMKNT OF
WHAKVKS.
AND FFJtKtKS, 050 ltourse llulldlng
Philadelphia. May 18. lltlM. i
Items Hid For." and addreascd to the under-
signed nt the office nboe mentioned -will n
receUed until IS o'clock noon. Wednesday,
June a. Itlll, nnd then publicly opened.
SCHEDULE "A" For tho construction.
with appurtenant work of north bulkhead
ofllce section Oirard PL:r No. 0. North
Delaware lth er.
HCHKDUI.K
-For furnliAiInc and
?nfPl Un len',,1", ' 18'nCh S,M'
'"l'lanir' speclllcntlons and b'ank form.
upon which bids must be made IKchedule
"A") can bo obtained nt the office atxne
mentioned upon the deposit of a certified
check In the sum nt 110. to cover the coft
of blue prints, which check will h returned.
upon the receipt In this office of the plans
and specifications In rood condition nnd un-
marked The successful bidder will be fur-
nisn-ii wiui mi uiu9 prims iiccctsary, tree
of chnrpe.
Specifications and blank forms upon which
bids must be made (Schedule "11") can l
obtained nt the oitlce aboe mentioned free
of chnree
Proof must be submitted the Department
by the contractor that he lias accepted the
provisions of the workmen's compensation
rt of June IS. 1017 relative to wnrklnr.
men's compensation, and insured his lia
bility thereunder or secured exemption there-1 Wanted, operators on middy blouses and
from. Inuises' uniforms.
;o oiu wm ne ennsmar-u unless nccom-
panled by a certificate from tho Cltv
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia Jo the
effect that the nrovllons of an ordinance
approved Mav 25. 1SV0. requiring proposal
bonds on all bids exceeding In amount 1300,
nave been compiled with.
The Director reserves to himself tho right
to reject any or all bids as he msy deem
best for the Interest of the City of Phila
delphia. GEORGE r SPROULE. Director.
1
SKAI.FJ PROPOSALS WILL RE B
celved by the Superintendent of Public
Grounds nnd Tlulldlngs In the Capitol Build
ing, Hnrrlsburs. Pa., until 12 o'clock noon.
Tuesday June 14. 1V21, when bids will bo
publicly opened and scheduled and contracts
awarded us soon thereafter ns possible for
ths furnlshlnc all labo.- and materials re
quired In the Improvements to the Capitol
Park, due to the widening of Third street,
all as shown on plans, and called for In
specifications prepared by Lewis L. Htocktin
and Henry C. Peltan. engineers, and Arnold
W. Hrunner. architects, for the Hoard of
Commlsrlnners of Public Grounds and Build
ings, as follows:
Contract U-l For furnishing granite curb
ing and Btrps, delivered on cars wjth freight
paid to Harrlsburg.
Contract B-". Unloading and hauling the
granite curb and atepa to vhoro they are.tn
be set. Setting the a bole granite work.
Grading and excavating. Concrete and ce
ment work. Taking down and resetting old
Plans, specifications and bidding blanks
furnished upon Hpoltcatton to Thomas W.
Templeton. Superintendent of Public Orounds
and Buildings, and the deposit of 10, which
will be refunded upon the return of the plana
and specifications In good order.
The board reserves tho right to accept or
reject any or r.ll bids.
By order of the board.
THOMAS W TEMPLETON
Superintendent.
SAMUEL B. RAMBO.
Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE UK.
icived at the residence of H D. risi'ivler
414 Broadway Clifton Heights. Delaware
County. Pennsilvanla. until P. M.. Mon
day. June C. 10:i. at which time -aid pro
posals will re opened at th Public School
But'dlng on Diamond street north of Baltl.
more avenue. Clifton Heights. Delaware
County. Pennsylvania, for the erection of n
new School Uulldlns fur the Installation
of a heatin? and ventilating system In
same for the Installation of the plumbing
work In same, nnd for the InMa'latlon of the
electrical work In same.
Bids from others than ttiose engaged or
established In business for which proposals
are asked will not be entertained.
All lids roust be accompanied by a cer
tified check for ISOO on tha proposal for
tf.e building' for $100 on the proposal for
the boatinu and entllMlng avitem. fur lion
on ths proposal for tho plumbing work, un.l
for $100 on in" proposal for tlr? leotr!cal
work Mid chock 'o l- drawn to ihe order
of t'.ie School District of the Borough of
TMBSja of D.reeto-, reserve the right
to reject an or allWdj r,gTr,Kn
s.eretarv nf th- School District
of the Boro'jah of Clifton Heights.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL nE RE-'
i..i hv thrt HuDerintenilent or Publin
Orounds and Buildings, nt the Capitol Build
ing, Harrlsburg Pa . until 12 o'clock noon.
Tuesday June 7. 18J1, when bids will be
publicly opened and eched'Hed, nnd contract
awarded as toon thereafter as possible, for
the. furnishing of all labor and materials
required In tr laving of a systm of under
ground conduits for llshtlni; a section of
the Capitol Park.
Plans specifications and bidding blanks
furnished upon application to Thomas W.
Ttmpieion superintendent uf Public Grounds
and Bulldlnga
Thu board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids.
By order of the bcatd.
THOMAS W TEMPLETON.
Superintendent.
SAMUEL B RAMBO
Secretary
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Washington
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate w 11
DC, ir.w j ivai
be received bv tra General Supp.y Committee
In Washington D. C . untd 2 o'clock, p. in.,
opened for furnishing during the fiscal year
beginning July 1. 1021, and endln June SO
1022 automobile tires and tubes hh described
Fridar. jnne is. iv4i. ana men pud tciy
In the Specifications and Proposals for CIssh
in the specifications ana 1'rornsals for CIssh
17 of the General Schedule of Supplies, for
use by the Executive Departments nnd Olhiir
Establlshrnents of the Government In Wash
ington, D c and for dlrnct delivery In
accordance vvnn parncrapn li or lrorm A , - . .. ., -,,7,Ir77vr.'rr7; ...... TS"
Propoeala must be seemed on Wanks whlcn i 'l-Spi r RUHJJING AMI LOAN AH
wIM lis furnished upon application to tho fjOCIATIO.V OF PlllUDKr.PHIA.
Gent-rsl hupp y Committee Auditors' Build ' Notice Is hereby nlven that tho annual
ing Fourteenth and B Streets, S.W., Wash- meeting of the stockholders of tho Penn
ingioci li v aw .vi&luj.'v
o-cr-iary ot mo ireasury
SEAI.I'.I) PROPOSALS WlfJ. BE RE-
cetved at tho Htale Capitol until 10 A. M
! m" arfitVJsr..?." i?r'e'.,sLfoTu'b;, Ki
Solid Tlrss for the use of the State Highway
uoparvmeni muains ojanas ami xuii par
ticulars upon application to Lewis S. Sadler
Sta's Hlshway Commiailoner, Ilnrrlsburg,
Pennsylvsnla
PENNSYLVANIA COAL & COKE CO.
First Mortgage 5 Bonds
Serio. "A" Sinking Fund s-
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Sinking Fund pro
vision of the above mortgage dated July 1, 1002, proposals will bo
received at the oflko of the Commercial Trust Company, Trustee,
City Hall Square, Philadelphia, for the sale to tho Trustee of u
sufucient number of bonds to consume tho sum of $50,773.19 now in
the Sinking Fund at a price not to exceed 105 and accrued inter
est. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals in whole
or in port.
Proposals should be sealed and marked "Proposals for the sale
of tho Pennsylvania Coal & Coko Company Series 'A' Bonds" arid
be presented to tho undersigned before 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday,
June 1, 1921.
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
HENttY C. GIBSON, Treasurer
EDWARD LOWIER STOKES
Member 1'lilln, Stock Exchange
20 SOUTH 15TH ST.
I.O0C8T 0345
t.KtIAI. AnVRrtTflKMItN'T
jgf notick is nnnmiv tuvtw that
JLn"irrt .hBVIr",. 'Wl 'leek tid not
conducted for profit, end denning agriculture
;-..' .:r,'...l"""'l "."" ""'nir airricuiuire
i.VeT .i.: i .. i"10"" cnanteii iff aicrlcu
KS' 1tkip'n,c."P', I'orilculture," approved
lteJrih.e1y f. "'! a. n. in io, )Sr the
:."".' ."' rM iintinirii cooperative assncia
tion to lie known ns
s me. rniiAaeltih
U Vfge-
.. . ..Vi..'. -l-ri''.'. .V.'i" i. '''": " .'Vr
f'fesjrvati i"" rtr. l"L si. l .i ,iaucV
eirar.r'KfflB'.; 'ISatlttf tl". V'l'
for the ajtrleullural purposes ut sueh mem
V.t' .t'rif,rm. rr thm servUcs connected
nlth the' purchase or lilrlnir for or uo by
them or supplies. Includlinr livestock, ma
ehlnety nnd enulpmsnt. and th hlrns; of
labor or anv on or more of the kinds of
service specinea In this section.
Simiatiires:
It. If. HUMl'linKY.s,
TltDMAH r. MDDUJ
nowi.AND n. :o.Mf.Y.
T, HRMMAN Pi.ri.MlNn,
NTANt.tcr q, nkcKfat.
IIOWAnp N. niltll.KT.
LOST AND FOUND'
HnACKl.nTr-l.ost l Devon llofse how.
Thurs. afternoon. .Ms.y 2rt, 1'enrl and onyx
bracelet, with diamond charm, tnree re.
, jvftr.l Iteiurn tu Mrs Jthn U. Feif. Fort
Wnelilnmon. l'.S. Phone Ambler 10ft
KN1FK Lost Ifold knife. Initialed J. W. F.i
reward Please phone Spruce MB"
WATOTl L,Dst. a. aray enamel Tiffany
wslch, diamond Jtudded. Thono Erjn
Mowrn32. ?ullhbl8 reward
HELP WANTED FEMALE
l'ASTEIt nxpeMencert yoke banter on men's
coats. Apply Dreyfous & Iatir. DroAd and
yalltce st., seventh Hoor.
' iiAHTi'ii'-.i'tiimi.Bi.BH ,.. n.. , ' i
, mJn- 701ftrllJSn1v, nfl,V. b5at?r on
I,,.?.8.." !0?.&i...A.pP.1? DreyfousA Lang.
'""-""".. '""i"! "! sevenm noor.
0,w l? "m1,", vlth uswork. Fhont
Wyoming 41H J,
ji"iuvmion win ne mnae to the Gov-
ernor or l'ennsjhanln nh Jnne t, 1M1, dV
?iil J .?! .ni3,r ,,"ct.. "' Assemnly err
titled An set in h,n.M. ,. i........-..
ron-Ui'nU expcrlencod. for houevurk: small
I f"""r Aln'v ",n" ""'"" '
I
' ..
OPERATORS
.
I
t Wanted, operators experienced In runnlna
power machines.
Apply liurenu of Employment
WANAMAKER'S
OPERATORS
Apply Bureau of Employment
WANAMAKER'S
SUIU NTS Wanted, some good, old-fashioned
Southern ixilored servants cook
butler nnd upstair maid, fend references
end vvnges expected to S. J. Macy. Avon.
STENOGRAPHER for national bank, ex
per'enced In stenoernnhlc and general of.
flee work: Christian: resident of northcant
section of city preferred: saUry tn start 118
ner week. Apply In own handwrltlne. I $09.
i..uiH r wuivw
STENOGRAPHER hi1 bookkeeper, experi
enced". Ocntlle; must be neat. Bundy,
100.-. Chestnut st. "
YOUNU LA D1 Wholesale pap-r house de
sires services of on experienced nn cost
detnlls, accurate at figures, muit bo pre
pared to furnish references as to character
and nliUltj. ststo age. experience and salary
required O 01 PostofHre Box .1470.
General
WE PAY I doien sewing Amoskeag Trin-
cess apronc at home, spare time: cut sooiIk
prepaid one way. thread furnished, no ran-
vasslnc, send S9c 1' O for apron to topy
num. munnv iciuiiuu II I1UI ssiisiipn w 1 111
ewini.-. HiLL O.'.RMENT FACTORY. Au -
but n, N Y
CLERKS, over 17, for Postal Mall Service:
J120 month: exp. unnecessary. For free
particulars of examinations, wilts J Leon
ard (former Civil Service Examiner), 1)82
Equitable Bide, Washington, D. C.
FlNANflAL
Dividend..
THE WILLIAM CHAMP & fiip. f,r
AND KMIINK UllLlMNG COMPANY
Slav 20th, 1821
DIVIDEND NOTICF,
The Hoard of Dlrermrs has th's dav de
clared n quarterly dividend of jej (M no
per share), pnjablo June 30. 1D21, to stock
holders of record nt 3 P M. on June Iflth.
11)21 The transfer books of the company
will bn ilosed for the purpofe 0f this dividend
from 3 P M June 15th. 1021. until 10 AM
July 1st. 1921.
CHARLES T
TAYLOR
Treasurer.
Office of
THE FNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT CO .
N. W. Cornrr llrnnd and Arch Streets
Philadelphia March n, 1631.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of one and three-quarters
pT cent (7W.ier share) on tho Preferred
Mock of this Company, payable .Jnne IB,
ID1! I, to holders of Preforrud Stock of rrcord
at Hie clnso nf business May HI. Jfl21. Checks
will bo mailed I. W. MORRIS. Treas
' OlTll'K OK DAV 4 ""MRHSUNN. INC
, flll-OlS Chestnut st.. Phllii.. Pn.
The Hoard of Directors of the Eastern
s-r-e Gas nnd Klectrlc Company has de.
dared a tegular quarterly dividend of Tvin
4i ner cent on the outhtandln nreferr,!
capital stuck of the company payable Jnne
t. 1(121. in stockholders of record at fha
close of business May V.I, 19J1.
JOHN 17. Z1MMERMANN. Treasurer.
AUTOMOnil.i: BANKING CORPORATION
lh!ladolphla. Pa.
At the May meeting of the Board of Direc
tors of this corporation a dividend has been
declared on the preferred shares of the Auto
mobile. Banking Corporation, payable July
), mil. un nil preferred shares on record
June J3. 1D21 at the rate of 8 per annum.
Cbtckj will be mailed
P R. NEWMAN. Treasurer.
Annual Mfetlnss
l-Jy.OEOnCE A. V.VBU BUILDING AS-fc-i
Mwlauon nf I'liUndrlpliln.
Notice la hereby ulven that tho annual
tocxnoioera oi tne George. A,
g Auwrlistion of riillndelpliln
I "'. he held on Monday. JniwO. IMl. at H
" fines; r . "i vfuuj -..... ,,, roan
and Federal sts at whlcl time action will
un in.n in ."..-.r,.. v .,,. ,.ruiu,iu u,
' th Board of Directors upon tho approval or
I disapproval of tho proposed Increase of
caplul stotk of the Bold lorpoiailon from
iwi million dollnre ijs.iii'u.uiiuj to nve million
iwi minion ujuur-i
dullars (15,000,000),
S I.D.UUV.IJUlfl.
JVMKS M HAZLETT
President
CHARLES M GRASS. S -crolary.
2228 S. Lambert st , Philadelphia,
, Building and uonn Aseucisuon oi I'niladsl
' -i.i i K.. t,M mi Frlflnv. .Inlv M. ftpl.
it 8 o'clock P M. nt 1700 18th st . at
which time action will be taken In accord
ance with a resolution of the Board of Dl
upon cne approval or nisspprovui or
' ;s?.W8f riiir-s. rv&t&r.
MM).
JAMES F HARE. Kecretnrv
MICHAEL FRANCIS DOYLE
Solicitor,
132(1 I.and Title Hide
HELP WANTED FEMALE
tkneri'V
GIRLS, clerks, stenographers, typists wanted
at once, by Government: good salary! easy
lioursi rspld. advancement) writs for Instruc
tlons. Particulars. V 807. Ledger Office,
HELP WANtED-'MALE
liqOKtflNDKR Good hnlsrur nnd biflnk
book forwnrdfri n!so Al ruler: good
vvsaes, R, J Ksarney h Co,, Grant and
Water sts., Baltimore., M,
tfAiU'NTtJiiiti w wanted. "
lsd Wnrks, lan f, aoth at. I
Apply Whlta
siats y"j
mSfflmm
MON
IATOJI
CVI.tNDlyi PiasHMKN
CTLINpKR PRKSHFEKDEnS
.....Qi..'HF9flMBM
FOLDING .MAt'IlJMri OPERATf
RATORS
ooSESBiWnK)A1.i&l'
1
Oil 14.
.-.I'L'W.UnB.PBH WKKK
lilff1
STHADT W
APPLY THE
lIlANKLtN PRINTING CO.
Oil .SOI LUDLOW ST.
I'lllLADELI'ItIA
COMPOSITORS WANTED
EXCEPTIONAL' OPPORTUNITY
.FOR GOOD S-fONM HANDS .,
48 HOURS PER WEEK: STEADY WORK
APrt.Y Fr.ANKLIN PRINTIN'O CO.
514-620 LUDLOW ST.. P1IILA.
COMPOSITORS Wnnled, 2 nrst-clss hand
compositors In open shop workinp; 4A
hours: steady Position year nfmind no lay
off. Addrnss P. O. Bo 877. Norfolk. V.
COMPOSITORS, stone hands, mouobite i:ey-
board uperators, Stephen Greene Co.,
N, B. cor. Arch and liltli sts, .
CYLINDER AND ROTARY
PRESSMEN
WANTED BY
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.
4R-hour week: permanent work at
wanes ranging from ISO to SOB per
week with IS additional for night
work.
Onlr first-class workmen will be con
sidered. Apply Personally or In writing to
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO..
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
6TH AND SANSOM STS.
CYLINDER PRESSFEEDEBS
scoustoined to close register work, modern
plant with Ideal wofklng conditions, 48-hour
week; open shop: can guarantee steady em
ployment to right man: references required.
The Edwards Franklin Co. 1S3J-1843
E. 2Sd st . I'levelnixl, O
DECORATORS and nsln'.er who
rlenced on enameling, glo-slr.-, stlpphne
nnd ceneral decors ting, milntlnir, Apply
are expo-
Mcorsjj vv. nniKii v-o , fouin xaru, isew
Yirlt Shlpbull'Ilng Corp., Camden, N. J,, or
S 10th st below Grays ave
ENGINEERS PERMANENT VMVlTiT-
MIONT IS OPITIinn xfAIHWI- n-wnr.
NEERH WITH LICENSES TO SERVE IN
THE 3TEAMERSOFTIIE JtllNSON STEAM-
X n r. o i r, OICi Jin 1 1 V lilt. .11U.M1U.N Q1KA,V.
' SHIP LINE. PHONE. WRITE OR CALL,
I
JUUNSON STEAMSHIP LINB
118 DREXEL BUILDINO
l-llll.ALh.l.iJiIIA
Bell Pho-le Iimbnrd JI127
Kevstone Phonn Main 107d
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS
FAMILIAR WITH
CHAMBER. DEXTER AND CLEVELAND
MACHINES 4S HOURS TER WEEIC
STEADY WORK
FRANKLIN PRINTING CO.
SI 8 H'DLOW ST
PHILADELPHIA
GROCERY SPECIALTY- SALESMAN we
want In probably now satisfactorily em
ployed, but realizes when opportunity knoeks
we want successfully experienced irrocerv
specialty salesman to work wholesale and
retail trads around Phlladelphli on new fond
product, with no artJl on market like It
and lias Instant appeal to merchants and
housewives, salorv and bonus on sales i
right man. give full particulars, nge. export"
er.ee, also telephone number nnd tflrs-rnnh
address. Mannger will hold Interviews Jin
Philadelphia Monday Write M 824, TedJ?
MAN. with experience aim in,.. - rrrr
anco with (oiton ynrn consurrora. i A,t
as salesmen In that territory, stve full Vi..
I.ll. MM1 vfp.nn r atix 'w - '" ."li UO-
'"" " .-,-.cm,T ..i niu linger Office.
MOL OERf Wanted u. few experienced roll
plr m-ldtrs only experienced plpo mold
era who arc wilimr to moke their homes
with us nenl apply, we havo tl-rooni brick
ItnUsfs lendy for v.ti to move In. Appiy son.
Itery.Co ,t Amsrlca. f.lnneld. Pa. " an
MONOTYPB KEYBOARD
and CASTER MEN WANTED
48 hours per week
LABOR TROUBLE STEAD Y WORK
for GOOD MEN "ullh-
FRANKLIN PIuWlNO COMPANY
.118 LuJlow street
Philadelphia
,. , ..MONOTYPE OPERATOR
Combination kejbnard nnd easier man pre
fer', i nw eqajpnunt in modern plant spe
CiWi?,'.nB iV "'"h-nrodf work cipen "lion con
2 mtlm,m,.?,.h0Vr wffi: '"" ur-ntee tead
etnplojmfrit to right man leforences r.-
Vi"r''l- eX5r Pr1 Frankilt, cS 1S31
ISIS B 23d l f leyelnnd O
PIN SKfTERsT "first class, wanted lo'r
combing mill vvork: sfate wages required
l"!l orffinr"" m concern, p 810,
PRESSMAN
Flret-clas" 'n run on high-grade nr color
vvork no equipment In modern plant Ideal
working conditions; open shop basis. 18 hours
p.r week can guarantee itendv emplojmfnt
to man who can make good: r'ferences ie-
91ftV"l n'h' .EJ,'"'i", .f"nkliri Co , 1835
1843 E 23d st., Cleveland, O,
riil.NTlNU FOIIKMAN
48-IIOUlt WKKK
I'hornuahly competent man. capable
of titklntt entire charge uf a ci linger
pressroom In Philadelphia ilMrik
hlrh class book, catalogue and co'o.
work
To one with rul abllitv as a press
man nnd an an exeeutlve nn exesn
tlonal opportunity Is presented. Ap
plications will l rotisldercid confi
dential and may Iw addrossed to
M &--'. Ledier Office
UK a i. isar-ATr. halemJian for him-cl
eentral office! a real ouosrtunltr for a n
ass
ducsrj eiperlenoe In. central city desirable)
wa will offer attractive and liberal commls
slon. P 735. Ledger Oinre.
S."l,I'8MN wanted, ambitious ml wllllnx
pro-
to icairt petwrcu -j ana on years oi age,
to act an assistant sales manager! Already
severnl have beon promoted In k full mtna
gershlpi tho nunllfylnH will be well paldi
J. ..... viiil,kl C n,,l Sill ff.mnU Tll
I'annlen, -N'. J., or S2I aaanteo Trust
mil., Atlantic City. N. J. yy
"?J.baP..tU.10 VHARW. TO LKAHNHAND
,. .THRBADINOl WArfKO AT ONCD JN
A4;V'?MiVbiwlA.XBflIUAN AC c0-
0Tf AND ALLEailHNY AVE,
FOR SALE
JL
United States vShipping Board Hotels
BulMIng- Materials! Studding, Joist,
sheftthlnif, siding, flooring. All kinds nf
doors comp'ete, with hardware! com
plele windows, thousand of sash, win
dow acfeVns, moldings.
PLASTER BOARD
3c square foot. Any" quantity.
PIPE AND FITTINGS
300 lofts J . In. to 7 In. Random
j,enins himmi per ton.
lini I
iftfttf nf tttcioV nil flAfenilssr1
i-mines, 90 rnsr iuo iim
. . .,
PENN SALVAGE CO.
94th and Tinicurri Ave. Phone, Woodland 4 1 93
OFFICE FURNITURE
WE ALWAY8 CAllItY A tlll STOCK Of
DESKS, CHAIRS AND TABLES. STF.EL
AND WOODEN FILING CAB1NWT8. SEC'
TIONAL BOOKCASES, 1CTC.I NEW ONLY,
OF BEST STANDARD MAKERS. JT WILL
PAY YOU BETTER THAN TO BUY
SECOND HAND, WILL ALSO TAKE
TOUR OLD FUHN1TUHE IN EXCHANGE,
GET OUR PRICES.
NATIONAL FURNITURE CO.
00ft WALNUT ST. BOTH PHONES
OFFICE FURNITURB
Lares lot of desks, safes, flies, cabinets antt
general ntnee furniture, store fixtures.
We buy, sell and exchange.
TATTEN FURNITURE CO,
LOCUST 4070. 1127 ARClf fIT. RACE 5(100.
PURE Vermont maple sugar nnd syrup, fin
est quality., 1 nt. can 7SC. 2 qte. J1.80.
f.
at. 12,73: soft sugar. 0 or 10 nt. palls. 40c
lb, 1 cash with order. Mary M. Ward, 0
Bank St., Ht. Albans, Vt.
SAFES SAFES
SCO new ard second-hand safes: nil sites;
ensh nr lime. Howe Seals Co. 803 ArcH St.
MISSION SUITS, dlnlra and llvlns; room, 2
bedroom suites: blrdseye maple And wal
nut. Janitor. 11 S. Both,
HELP WANTED MALE
SALES MANAGER
Boston Investment house, hnndllne high-class
dlvldend-paylftc Industrlsl stocks, one Issuo
nt a time, which nrc sold for rash ur partial
payments, requires mitnncers for Philadel
phia. Newark, Syracuse, Trenton and Allen
town: If you are or have been a succersful
mannrer or "star" salesman nnd know
hew to hire and train men, we will be clad
to hear from ou: liberal salary and mm
mls'lon to right men. Address P. O. Box
1M2, Boston, Mass
SALESMEN
The purpose of this .tdvertlrement Is to con
nect with one rcnl salesman, whose past ex
periences have mnde him confident that what
nnv other msn Is sellln successfully ho cm
sell too; to the msn who Is suro of himself
wo can offer nood present earning power,
itpld advancenvnt and a largo future with
n company whoso n.imv has bcn i liouso
hold work for n aeneratlon, this Is not Inioks,
investment,! or life Insurance Address
Ledger Office, giving telephone number and
hour when you can be l cached by phone on
THjesisv
SALEPMEN WANTED
salesmen wnnicci ns cu'.srict nmimi.cn it.
Pennsjlvnnla to represent corporation man
ufacturing1 patent window Improvement
needed by every building owner In the
country; yoili- own ability is the only limit
to jour earnings; state experience anil whv
you think you nre the right man: wa will
arrange for Interview, Tho Victor Parting
Boftd Co.. ML Tenn Trust Bldg.. Reading. Pn.
SALESMAN Reputable piano firm In Lan
caster wl-hosi to engage plnno salesman to
sell their tine, typewriter or auto salesman
considered, splendid proposition for right
pnrty. Address M W20 Ledger Office.
STEEL SERVICE
l.arg" corporation ewlth branch tervlce of
fees In principal cities of I'nlted States and
Cannds. will entertain applications for posi
tions from capable. Industrious men over 2,i
who bear ixood reputations. mut be reliable
Apply In person. Room 203, Smlth-Autr-rruhl
Bldg., nth nnd Market, Camden, N J.
STENOGRAPHER Young man. some ex
perience, clc fires to learn lumber budlnoas.
centrally loc-vtedj stste nge. experience and
rn Isrv expected. 1' S27. Ledger Office,
THREIDER. EXPERIENCED; YOUNG
MAN WANTED AT ONCE IN OUR Ct'R
TA IN-WEAVING- DEPARTMENT, APPLY
NORTH AMERICAN LACE CO.. ST1I AND
ALLEGHENY AVE
WIREWOl'.K FINISHERS and helpers: steady
work at once Audubon Wire Cloth Co.,
Ancruhnn N. .1
YOFNO MN, EXPERIENCED HAND
THREADER. WANTED AT ONCE IN
OtlR CURTAIN-WEAV1NO DEPARTMENT.
APPLY NORTH AMERICAN LACE CO..
8TH AND ALLEGHENY AVE.
Geucrnl
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
S2.1 FOR FULL & COMPLETE COURSE: J25
DAY & NIGHT CLASSES: open Sundays
SOTLKR'S 1(101 tn HI Snrlng Garden st
CLERKS, over 17. for postal mall service.
J 120 month experience unnecesssrv. for
free particulars of examinations write J
Leonard (former civil mrvlce eximlner) 00J
Equitable Bldg Washington. P. C
CIVIL SERVICE examinations April and
May: many vacancies, salnrv JHOO-JIWO,
write for sample test P 30H. Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BOOKKEEPER A uiarrled man. 39 veivrs
of age, desires position; had R R. experi
ence also banking. Address J M., Ti?i S,
3d st.
CHAUFFEUR. Scutch, nge 20, wlshea posi
tion private, go nnywhero, drive unci re
pair nnv cur Apply John Downle. Shady
Side 1 linn I'a.
EVENING WORK from 0 to 12 will do any-
:nuig in Keeping vviiu present
....Asa.inn nt SM .M. mnH ..- . i.l
7"" '-''" ". - )i on, wnn
7 wears' business exnerlence. Whirtnn
itrailunte
M HL'O, Irii;er Office
SEXTO V Married inTin. handy with tools
wiencs poxilion
ff
sexton Protestant
rburcti nrererred
reas a u sjs S,
Re' st Ph'lndelphl.
BUSINESS rJERSONAXS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
If ynii wont to b convinced that we are still
paylnc 'i! moie than others for diamonds
(also pawn tickets bought) call at
KELLY & CO.
IP FLOOH 032 CHESTNUT ST.
rxTB OFFlcnsi PH. WAL. 7314
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W. SMITH. 717 SANSOM ST.
-;a""" "T:,,
.ph?vLCin1.cuVi'rS'
1 Walnut 1B33.
hi.KCTHICAL treatments
For appointments phone
n,.i,.u 111 in H.
KirilNlTL-KB ..paired and rennl.he.1 ' KZu.
na.evs..en Ivan Kurnltvire Ilonalr Blum.
Hl'-'l! Vine si
..... an . - . -
YOU CAN HOHllOW money low
N HOHllOW money low as a per
1 cllamonds.
nlllfJlin'B. 12. Mnrlcst y
Ii.'AL treatments, physical culture.
1711 St. Hnurs. ll to H.
cent on
ELKCTUI
iph a
ELKCTItlC treatment and manlcurln. Miss
nsnsnnWilnon,10,1 Heed H'.ug.Ph Lne.80J
m.Rcntll'Al. trHintiiantt also manicuring.
10 to (1 Miss Orolx. 305 S. 11th st
STORAGE AND MOVING
i:STA!ILl.HHRD 187a
CONTINENTAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSES
20th St. ab. Chestnut
MOVING STORAGE PACKING
ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC
"-'" - - vfiHuM
RUGS AND CARPETS
CJ.BANKn SCOt'nED STOIlKD
TKI.KPHONC LOCUSV IQiln
ONE MONTH FHRK USTAIILIBHRO 18S0
THE EXCHANGE STORAGE CO.
1420 N. KTH ST
I'llONK DIAMOND 2471
SKI'AHATF! HOOMH PACKIKO A MOVINO
CM.LANI)WHPJCX0iyjLWAnKH0PaL7
LONG DISTANCE MOVING "
The BIG 4 TRANSFER CO., Inc.
87T1I AND MAIUCET 8TN,
narlnjt 762 . . Wst 733
Ql'AKI'.n CITY TIHtCKINO (O 17 N Urn
BT. Why not tie sure your goods ar ,,J
died by cnteful, experlere e.l men? We rim
to Nevv York dnlly. 180, 140, f 5il nltracflJs
prices to all .easlioro points. Wa also n!
urs a I goods In transit,
Wal. M2,NJg'll.J,j!!!5J'9nti!9.'2eJlj n.
VILIOKI MUKAGE
MONAIlCIl
TUILAvK. AUlli nicitV'JUIS, HTOItAflM
PACKlNtj- IA)Na-IlHTANl;n(6vLNc'AaB
'jliri uvjiii iiiiiJAii CO
Rlnrsce, iinrliliisr rnnvlnsf. rarnet clesnlna
5l8T.S fcANCASTLB AVB WKST nilLA:
mini in Heoiunir vvnn present standards; 1 Private nartv will .ell . m ,,
have spent 4 nlBhts a week nt university , cords ln5?n for . eht Ljl ?, ,.1?0,:0.ml,
K.NKflTIVL- who Is bulldinit for the future. 125. 1H12 W. lyhlKh live I'h. Columbia l"s
ran nresentls obtain the serv r uurt ..,.. "" "00
FOR SALE-
VALVES
'i.ln. td 8-ln., pflca 78d to 13.00
llafdwhoct 'Phln Fltllnji of nil Des
crlptlonn for Jtousohold Uses.
CHAIN HOIST
IV-ton Standard PCfew Chain Hoists. (
New, 00.OO Kaoh WhIW They Last.
PLUMBING
f.otr Down White Toilet Outfits,
120 00 Each. ,, , , ..
Wash Basins, 0 dp Sinks. .Slngla
Wi, T,.i.. Anil i' nn and Fittings.
M 'i-" -.-,. --.---.-
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
V1SII1L11--3 veins,, $3 and UP.
Factory Unbuilt Typewriters
"Sco Our Now Machine,
tho Century"
American Writing Machine Co.
R02 CHESTNUT ST.
Walnut 24.1(1 Main .120
new OFFICE FURNITURE store
TablM, Chairs npCVC 1'lles Partitions
New A Old UEsJlVJ Bout ht A fold
1102 ARCH 911 WALNUT
PA. OFFICII FURNtTURD CO. . WAL 4131
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESK!
i wirtii
KSL CHAinS. FfLTNO CABINETS,
ICE PAHT1T1U.-.U, NKW AM) WaiCIA
a, vvLjlsa n v.u. wiiiixui aoov
1037 Race St. 904 Walnut St.
HOOKS for sale A t rewritten lt sent by
apply to Mrs. W. C. Krcsg, 311 W. WAtor
si.. Lock Hsven, Pa.
TyPE. presses and cutters: big bargains
Phlln. Printers' Supply, 14 S. Ilth au
USED AUTOMOBILES
aLo:ftMir:mKfriumn:mimirfuunf:nm:rhi:nrinirr'i:THr.!rjniriiTrmiimTiiUHirta:U
5
KINGl-8
1D1S l-passenger: good condition.
LOCOMOBILE
1017 48 touring; overhauled and re
painted.
MERCER
Scries . Robulit In Mercer shops,
HARE'S MOTORS. INC.
2314-2322 Market Street
Telephone 430 Locust
MARTIN-ALEXANDER
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
If you contemplate having your car re
finished an Inspection of our work will
please you. You will notice that the many
cara hore am of tho finest type, belonging
to people who not only appreciate fins
work but know that It la moat economical
In the end
Tho Martin-Alexander Baking Trocess
is the high art of Automobile Painting,
Insuring beauty of finish nnd lorar life.
Our facilities are such that we can
EiKiml do'lvwy In the thortest time poi
slble. MARTIN-ALEXANDER CO.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
, , , 120.12S.130 Reed st.
Dickinson 22111 Mstn 17
DODfiF ,1,- roadster, with open
,,., ...... ...x.ci ,Ua, in kuuu
condition
DANIFI S ,ni7 Pasenger tour
r;r.trr ,." "' 0011 condition.
Ml UrK ll'18 f'-Pnssengcr touring,
uuivi n mo(J conJUIon
TAnil F AP 1"17 "-raesengcr tour-V.rtLlL.l-tti-'
Ing. In excellent con
dition. Can lie teen at
WILLS-SAINTE CLAIRE
COMPANY
n.i.'i .tll.r..T t
ski: c x niiti.i. is
SJiMMIIfM'illlMiilliWIIllilMll
"OR SALE
TYPE 59 CADILLAC
Custom Imperial Limomine
Taken ltr-, Pyment on a
Original cost about J.H0OO; delivered March
11' run S070 miles, price SSIim.
SWEETEN AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY
441 N. BROAD STREET. PHILA.
FOR SALE
NEW TYPE 59
CADILLAC TOURING
DRIVEN 14 MILES
Taken tu trmle as nart mvment on
LINCOLN TOl'RING
SWEETEN AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY
jL4i.N'9AsEjPiiiLA.
CAN yOU RAISE S150 and pav n small
.."yln ono jear's t!mo7 We havo over
10u-cars to select from, all makes . models.
Koyal Motor Car Co., Inc.
620 N. BHOXP ST
OPEN SUN DA
POPLAR (1030.
Y AND EVENINGS
CORD TIRE SALE
1 . ..n.a... ... ...
auuu 1,1 sedan lop tht nit extra tlmi
,,.... .. i.' ..LJ.'.v "'- .",r '.''
condition, will BurrWc Wnnilliind ,-1:111 "y"
excellent
iu.-u nnu hub, coupes, roadsterr
MOToncAif cCTSTi?-. 0a?v. 1?itoS8T
. 1 ni'KS huxday fc Kvn poi'iiiii noanST'
CADILLAC X"1;:;" "", dui""e K-
HID N .Tlroad Ounln;Vdre0vnen'.,,.s'
Ponlar 7'.'n RTAXI.RY AlTTQMOILK (" T
PAnU 1 AP ":" nna,,.ter: ba"rTiin.
. ..uu. m;, N, iinoAi) st. pop.
720 OI'F.N SUN. AND KVB,
OTANLBT
AUTO CO
CADILLAC
-Si:UAN. usri very Hula:
' MOTOnCAU CO INC (l'O N liiinvii'
lkVMin(M OVKS VNr v' AUJVKS
c,lls '?rlliSr tS?.
A(n& snn. . - nn . -
1 - - -
FC:C7V'Iour. i. road'i car. like new; 1374
'"down. Itojal Motorcar Co.. Inc
' n70 N Hnind Pop WW Own Sun t".
.
j .'."calonPhrreitn'n'n.n V
I .iii-Jl'lS.'.L-r .
41 HTIl.'M I'K.rVlfllMi: niltlml...! -.. .
TiV.u; ii iii 1 :. "ni'ir."":'..."00
.-,', Alrr , .,.,,. -
U HON CUP. l')2u, iruaratiteed me
IHJUOWn chanlcally perfect! like new 019
HPm".0'''8"
AM BVUNI.Sf.H. STANLHY AUTO CO.
-"" - '"" " ."i'-'i i'fn use
HI IP SEDAN. 1300 cash, balance tsrniT
nui mi) n. imoAi) st iwit? lvISi-
OPr.N HUN, it F.VB. HTANLKY AHm'wT
IflRnON "port moJel' M In Perfect con
JU1LUIH ditioni 1400 down. HOYAL
MOTOn CAlt CO.. INC,, (IWi .V iiitoAU
OPKN Hl'N. AND nvi:
f,A-,V, V.. ".
,',ii, ii 1111,-111.
NflMA "porl t0',u"er if u aro In the
1,u",n market for a clnasy little car at a
reasonable price come look this nor. nnvn
MOTOUCAK CO. INC., U20 N. Droad. Open
Hunday and evenlntts Poplar flu.'lfl.
PAIGE LVHCHMONT, Irte model, benutl.
A"l.r'!l cc.rdltLii. S40O down 1 ova 1.
ntfi riiifi'A 11 r-fi ih.t1 mm -..,-'
! 'i!,
lAiw V L.IL. N, imOAD OPIIN HUN? Ar
inu
AVI,
EVOS, POP, 7B20, STANLEY AUTO CO.
iwrtiviL,i condi 010 N nnoAD. pop
7820. OPKN SUNDAY AND KVILNINUy!
STANLEY AUTOMOBILljCO
StEARNS-KNIQHT ZCS
anteed A-l condition, 010 N, llroad. Poplar
7620, Open Monday and evenings
HTANLKY AITTOMOIHLK CO,
STORAGE BATTERIES IVV7'
!,;(,.,rlna,,ee.m:';!,wu'I;il!
STUT7 't'-'OItoidster, ,,mnot l, TobTfTcun
"'""'nm, will nncrlrlre (n ciulck l.nv.r
I.UYAL .MOTOIU'AIl Ul. INil .JoUyjJ
flrnsd Onn Hundav sn,i eve p0p, ni3n.
'IKMI'LAIl liiiiring. hsndKomo little Jol7ai"i
very low price HOYAL MOTOHfAR CO
INC (ljn N nilOAD HT OPKN HtJV
AND KVF rOP. 110,1(1 ..
WANTKD "FcirTl tourlnirT IU2S-21 mniSTi
self-startcr. electric, stain price, tnulil
ment etc i no dealers V H02. ledger Office
SITUATIONBANTEDFEMALE
wwisstLr wl,n" po",lon
STAMrS Al
COINS
EUUKNU KLUIN,"
in Choctnut .u
-.IsspjppoRxniNiTra.tj
iNCftHAREi your mZZTZZZTTa
fSFmm
waotbI). Mbtfr. v. .rr-rr
ijsnoa build n muter .1 "II Ws I" el,
wlfh sldlnir f. -fi I, miY ,y?1J. Jtinpiy' busl"'j
IF YOti itT-ui-v ...i: l oi"T "'"fir Ti
Hon Mfl rhlladelr,MH,,r"' William,, .K;,f
ssgs
. -.-. tfB1
- ic enrase f. TiTr--rrir . 1. -
2?UJ!!L EJfuaOWi.r"'as5ff,r.h.S!r
CK0WSrfnfiTfefrJi55
Ifcr. s.inn VitiT.'L"11'Jo forces
llll I' " ' "I VS.
lcr lXRXtFjj
Rooms gon -Rff'rp
'nt to trains nTFLSyiiiWrV moml
.'J.'iilAttracliv?
bathi Unaln room. ,.n"L.J'ui7?1 1
DIAMOND, lOOI-Das. ilnaiW V1211-!
rnimi s-i-ntleimr"' Mj slTtiSli
Ites: han'r-rVr'tnSfir
HFitucK. iaiftz.-D.,rnh7r 'sm.'aL
...venient: baths; eleetrle,' :n"5 " 3
SHMMk-.n HT niii.i , censnnel.1. a
nnd nnd third laotmu.n"nta "SsiiSL
WALNUT. ST., r,2inii:.,r7;.Tr--T
vj'uiiii.iionr iront room: .11 i.e., '"'sesli 1
gentlemen or cmie-in em'i"'v.j;al"1"c for SJ
IV A T Mill" 11 Mia .s T I
"iiIfi";.. "'Vrr'"'"' doubHT
. nicely furn.; excsll
.al. . . "-
rottil5
..nnd. kitchenette; also s.eAi"Al?rn- room!
t.; aisn'CT- rWmi-
furfi, rooms, npiniun ii.i.. .. "
and weekly rates; Cony t Ii.Vi"'1 T
accr-m, fo- tri.wIlnV"..'0,.!"'" ,itg
IfiTII fir 'I 111 fnrure m) ,
fcul?"1' n"1 UiI clcctrlS .
io"ii
IIIHKi; unfurnished
JTTOlminl ni.er ll. .
"MJMy.gr5gi
. ATLANTlfl cltTT
Oft ACULYN I'All.,. e. ,. .. .
. nvs. Large, llahi ,.i.,..::W '""MMr
iiftfarh tuivui .. ':""ij urn, rm. 1
- r'v.ini IHl'l nv na 'At
....- - "rMiiuiion 1)1 Kii
BOARDING
CIIKhTNUT.H LL nOMECtiKSr.rrr'
rooms, w 1, iK)ard- Mt ,- -' csir (
rofs. Mrs.
tnestniit
:"ll..f. frft.S-,'Sfl
Hl'HUCl
unuthern
;:cona noor.tl
VK..." -V1' 7-"e"derton Cotta
7,? .'tiv,.,.e.?."r" Lotiass. Horni l
' """ w"'t, day or rniij.1
BOARD WANTim
I'llNNSYLVANIA SlinrrtnA;"
OKNTLHMAN nnd wife want h.i , -
fined surroundings whore there ,r, ."fit '
other boarders: within .1...., ".". "
SJrWf. n ,,fn"''- " 1' osra
APARTMENig
f-l
..a
1827 Diamond Street
Apartment de Luxe
Jl" n.rrom" n1 baln' " nutiWe rooms:
ready for occupancy June 1. ''
Open for Inspection Sunday or ,londr
C. FRANK AYER
1724 Suitque.
dpnnu ac.
1826 SPRUCE STREET
Duplex Apartment; S rooms and balhroo
hardveood floors, eleetei,. s,v. 1 . r"i
heatlne: hlah class In every respect", seutS
ern nnd western exposure. "1
PSt I
C. F.SIMON, 112S. I6THSTJ1
Erie Ave. & 1 9th St. n w cor.-tS
extremely attrac. aM all oStSSHSSS. .fi
ny porch; surroursllnas am ben deiitoSlaf
with beautiful Baldens. Apply to ianllor bm1
C. HAltHY JOHNfON. liaOClfestnuf .? ",(
fl
PARK AVE, fi. Dauphin All new. in tn tu.
minute; a rooms and bath; sunny porshMc
4fsAnf nn1 tes.l .a jm.
inspection; finest,!
left. C. II. JoiiTv
aparts In N. Phi I a.; Just 2
on. 14gQ Chestnut nt.
tl
1820 PINE ST. Lnrce llvme room. His.
open tlreo aca Iocs fnrnihi,t. ii.i Z'.r
Ql'etry floors: bedrooms. mnt n,n,?.. il.l
nfs'h'd "hower "n1 ""feet kitchen; unfatt(
S. 15. COrt. tilth sn?i 1-n , ... ..... I
handsomely furn housekeeping apt. ffl'l
"ttinmer months; J230 month Pnoni lS.;J
TO. .SUHLKT. Ulailstonr. 11th anil Pism '
L.iBntn noor. ono a rooms and bath, ontv'. I
3 rooms nnd bath; latter southern expenra.1
Apply nt orriee
AI'AHTMKNT lIKADOUAHTCItT"
J entral apartments a imiciniiv. Hhtui ,
Apartment Agency. l.Tttt Walnut st .J
apnUCB. ln27. "The'.Ns'ah -Fourtrwis I
uiins. nuejJiuH "inmcui lUrnlflni'a, l
Pllblft for tllf Hl.tlltllr. U 1th th . ntUltii
!
nf roiiliny In thp fnll, unltnblw fur'hHchHori. V
bNVi'.HAIv n and 0 room apts.. varluui iva
tlons. some Initn. poss. ltlchman ltfjllf, .
N i:. cor. 13th and Cheatnut. Walnut lCIt "
APt
die
Dutch
hull, bath, oppoji
Fa Imuran
Park
HAltlNO, 4U31; III) D. 3l)th. 221, 1,10; 410 5,
loth. 1 & 1' rooms, with bath, also kltrt,
en; will furnish. Preston 2(ll'.-i J. $a;.it.
... n.. ......... .-. ,,v, nicnin iii miiu yiev- .
trie llifht. telenheno tervlce, Lvclni; Pitt, ,
IIIIII'PIII.'VT ,n vah.- .&nn. kA. -A .,..
v uu iieunoni o;ti.i ii, omii i-aritstao avt,
WKLL-FIJH.NISHLD apartment, li rooms'.
aim until, near -nun st. u ; possession JQM
I Preston H.1Krt W. ,
l.liln WALNUT ST. II rooms and bsts.'
Heal Kstate Hnnfllnff Co.. 44lh ft Bunlom. 1
W. TIOC1A. 1117 Six rooms, electricity.' j
hnt-wiiter beat, ll.ll. riione Otn OITi I.
TH. N , '.'4a.1 2d floor, unfurnished, 3 rtu,
anil hath: att kitchen.
HAMILTON. aill.V-Unfurn upt.. EtS
Kitchen nnd 3 lsrae rooms; refarence.
LOU AN Three rooms nnd bath, complltl
Aunrlmenf. KOnil Yctrlt rn.,1 .
11TM. H,, yj(J Deslrnblo apt.. 3 rooms. blU.l
und kltch'nettc. Taulane. 810 Walnut i' ,
WJ!ST PIIILAllF.LI'HIA
1
iV,
Baltimore Ave. & Church Lane
FERNW00D
Tleautlful up-to-date apartment .1 cut
Hide rooms and bath facias private pari
nnd tennis courts Included rental IW;
adults unly. Apply Janitor or
WM. LIPKIN
filll'IlKMT
HLDO, ,
. -.-.- -.. . -r'M
S dQlU QflV Attract , J ii. u rsn.
O. nVUI 7Ui unfurn I lots of clM'',,
V,l,,,l Hnnra li u . hnl elec laiffe Stbl t
over rntlrn houne, ninklnir cool In syrnnrri v
uas kitchen lariic vnrd and Inundo , ItlJn", il
veariv loasc. also -n noor. .i rin. m "-as.
'Pit in n.l.'l.nmc iir, h.rrmit corner SW't'
ment, 0 rooms, innld's room ami bnthip'.!
session Juno 1. 1021 Apply OSCAfl J. 1'i',l
Jll.niir.lv ft V.Q.. lrft i.iirq,ii.i. ,. ... , 1
HF.HKNT. f.12.' Six looms, furnished frJ I
and rear, porch seconu noor. ""'J"
Jur,i to Heotember 1 Woodland atianj, ,
WA
U.NUT HT,, soriil corner niieiu'"."-.,,
ooms and bath; exceptionally lr"
l
id nn
nil Phono walnut nasu
UlUiViltti A "T. OutslOe. uln;rn..tJ:M;o
uie, .1 hrdrooms. private Prth' c'f f
nvvnlnirs. Innilrr fnnl'"- " ", flmh ' -.r.
ATTIIACTIVK APT, seciind noor ;" !
and bath, opposite purk. iii "" ;
421U Parl.slile live. til
ii anki'(iri)
IliST. FitANKFOIjI) AVK,-ric rjoji ;
tiiiin, inoiiern, sou per mum,.
I un iTHiikrnici ave.
OLxr.v
rsipor r'J
..ttnA. m
a"pah"t.mi:nt" to r-nit llll w
kuburhun location. ci"i . ?', ii
m.m. InnluHInn Imtll. I'h V """""
" -. Al
41ini.1IAXTOW.-v. -r-a
....j. " . .'.-.. ,,nreh "
DI:taCHEJ) npariment r,'L, 'n,ir, frk
grounds: no nnuanKpepiiis. vy",.nte,
Juno lft. ;C(i(. Pellmm CouM. nerm-s.
I'KNN'KYI.V.-' "'rlt"--
" ..j .... sosn-i
MVV'AllTttMOIlK
Modern aeciin'i-' -rwt :
rn.nl li.lrnnms. 1
bedrooms.. IU in. -., ,t M
kitchen and batli ??
Swarthmure
Yale bv. Phone ns .vi
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pun
peo
pie Phiiiin Media. l-iJb-a
LAST LXNHjIOWXlj. -j- 1
cTTlou" .i?rtmotitvJi,l I
riflfU-l- nrul 7 rooll
June loth; 12ft to lfl
j. 914 u
Hroad bl.
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.1 vv inarii noniw.. n.,
HAVKitrniilL
HKCO.ND FLOOli. (1 ro,!";wSirJlr"hfafL;j
IlKht and air 4 sides, h.;W'Spn JlllJ
oi Rdrnen; sua or i.
or Hundav Ardmore 1BJ -I
ment building; ronyon ent lu """ ,
lion: 1120 ptr inonin; i ", i, 'j0r 1
family. nli (4r"i""?lJ4 lofrni
mer rrcmhr ftl Ni LaaMlavriia
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