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72 THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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P Letters tothe Editor
f Amnesty for War Prisoners
Is Our' s Really a "Gitj of Brotherly Leve'?
Are We Celd "Prepositions"?
;." rrflfer ' CDWiiiff r Mlv tr- 5r"'' ''' 0 the r.verttie Public .crfMr:
wiwWii h "" eul ?' "'"?' 1 1 'I0' ?a. can '"V '" "" I'hllark-lphla. t
ffJSr wVMlini prlwnew. Qi cenn.
rM,r. in u w "'"", '"", ' :ln .he lead
...-- .nnAIl
?' "! L" .n fiiAMf mlt
ruuuiu --
f-r1em,
'.. .. ...!. fcnurftVOf.
w,y i ""."- ,,":h ,ew.rii u,ese
that reur edl-, live
tti.il
If Inv ' k0 te,frrftn:c thlur nrt that
IimSi-r ca2 '.'.V ln lh' cel, unwholesome
MmMpliere of rhlladelphta and be Happy
w me ei ins iinrcr.imnf thai .!,.. .;
nienS 8.VflCffl Th,. l.ltll,...!...... -it
PlalO IK no doubt trln- nn .,l..l.. .......it.
ttl-.e. Ilki EURIW ira. .""" '"" ;. . I ,.Vj..i: "-"""" me p-epic. 1 novo been
,w"r conviction, during thj, , w.r. It Is emlr Ir whether the cllmat, I,., nnjthlns;
Vu that, u "'. they violated rt law te de with t,ie "cold rroiKisltlena" one met.i
Tte nc lhl.. but they did sn only by et-1 with .in m ,jca In this ilty.
Ir.lr. their honest ceny cllen that the I lmv0 read with mud, ntcfMt va.
wnuiu lie !.". rci ivu ,vue vviiiiiiiiiiirn iirwa iimi
in
' .. ik xAiinlrv
W wlttr; from the w-r nl wJn
.. .mi.h from horror and death. They
Xn. for their only "act" a.ln,t the war
wi te denounce the war na Iniurleui te the
ieunW nd unre our withdrawal from It.
Ven nintelen and pther RSenta of the i ku -r
who wero convicted of maklnir or plant
tnr bembe te blew up ahlps. have bacn par
doned. It is "urely l.lgti Um that hese
X opposed the war only by speech or
K-.lladelrhla. December 22- iO'il.
Abolishing Rent Profiteering
T thi Vdtter of thi Cvcnina Public Udeer:
Sir The history of preflteerlne In rentela
In rhlladelpliia elnce 101R l ehert and
InUrf'tlnc It "tarted with a hint lven
t iiirpbedy te aomeliedy that landlord! are
allowed te rolae rentals of dwelling et
will. A eavaee acramble by speculators te
get rich quick st.uted at once. 1'iincy prices
trtre paid for bulldlnns. and the tenants
r mde te either ttlve away th main
ttrt of their Inoeme te the proprietor or te
b thrown Inte tie street. The heuss wr
Ufeilly old and refold several tlmes, each
buyer fixing up the tenants with a sub
stintlil ralee In the rents,
Ktw laws that were enacted did net Im
pnne the situation very much. The creed
of the rrenteers Is somewhat kept In line,
but the tenant must still tlve away the
tealn part of his children's bread-and-butter
menev te the landlord. Reems are In
terrible decay and the morale of the people
In aneral l 'r elill greater decay than
the room.
Nermal conditions could only b bretiKht
about (1) by putting In prison several hun
dred prefltcera In building materials, and
(2) by lining our Stat and national mili
tary labor ler building houses In our large
cltlei.
Fheuld the above net be resorted te the
tenants and the people tn general will have
te leek te the ballet their only hope. We
should. In future, demand te knew the
wlley of the men for whom we would vntf.
Thty are auppesed te be elected te leek after i
ear Interests, and It should be our right '
te find whether they are willing te de se.
II W 1. I
PhladeJphlu. December 23. 1021.
Aid for Disabled Abandoned
Te Kdlter of the Evening I'uMic I,tdee
Sir May I bring two clippings te yur
attention "Jl'O.OOn.000 frr IlUMian lie
l!" and "Aid for Disabled and III Vet
rans Abandoned." lth et wlilcli recently
mipeared In your paper. It seems atrange,
lees It net? Or Is it the fmt that In Hue
la thre are great economical advantages
and vstt undeveloped wealth thature mere
worthy of help and nourishment than our
own brokrn-uewn children, who did
tie outslde of giving thi-lr beet for
ceuntrr te Uave that lcglelatle". apecde
te rcip einere
Twenty millions for etarvlng Ilusjlans nnd
net one cent fur our own lingering heroes, I
I.pek at that- and think of It. And If I ,
hag power te drl II into Washington se '
hVd that "ome et the heads In that li:u
'rleui Indy of '.'glslnt.irs in'nctlen en mcli
Ireni r,uld line eternally. I'd de ineit any
thing te put it ever. AIlTll.l.HnV.MAN.
I'h ladclplila. December ill, llll't.
The Handbag Snatcher
Te tht hd'tnr et the Vcnf p Public' l.tdgcr:
Sir -t nui.) ilk" in ny n word te women
retarding tlie crrylru;. of their money and
taJuahies in the ruilO(nnrv hendhng. Thh
!J a me"f dani-ereus thing te de for v.e
Mrdl r.k in 0r -i.iijj paper that w
ib net r,.t of a uerniin h.ivlnfr hrr hand
Us npfhrd from h-r poreen if riot
t-bmed in ether vj. Wein-n. Iiv cir-
jncyt,r inafrr. or PfflMtrUn en the ei
Vi , ' a W0'Tln" 9Pl licr
ivi.-''-- II uer I'fJf'kOT 111 tift An. .
- v win '.urj
" I-cni - wi.il rl .she rer h lnnl.rf
. in n' Mi .in-lit f tint thi.
reitj ri that imil- tiln ceding
cf ll
Fel' I'eTl.li .ftulit im. ..... ... t. ..u..
h -- - ....- . i .. i m 1. 1 it m ii 1 1
"1 u tlie gre-itest rrerailllnn .h.,,,iH
Mii- every pereeii uiii attempt
an Bit-irk. no mailer he I. tile
hnvn hmn HHnlul
our rer.l'. rv....... ':,..
fab- . ... w. mi., .iniii iTrsens WHO
Mi. I?. " .'"'. ""l1'"es of the peepl, of
!i'c.. ' . a-":1 cl'" ,hnl the are entlrelv
lh. riiT '.'.'L" ,.h,'y. ,'r,, c"""1 '""" "f
iil,ie,:flV 55 .'brotherly lete.- I hu, se-n
wr l!111. celdn,!", ut'ned b ether
' ,;,b,'"l, """f I e no detense
in me ay Poeplo are treated here.
n..0,J-!'' 'hre"sh ,h'" weil.1 but once, and
t...".. .7 .nre """ nrr ,,v,nS or are
Tin,,'. r""",,'"r a,en,? eccrptlng clrcum
.hZ "".V6. flnd ,hcm 'ln,, min our "me
n?-".r ?Uk" ea" U8 te ma, happy and
rnntented home depend, en personal experi
ences and condition, t knew that th- aver-
?,LI'c.r?en' de net w,,n ,( fel"t themielves
upon thoee who de net desire their ac-
?h- "JJifiV2?'?; bm "9 T0 all'l'uman, yet
the rnlladelphlana eem te think at least
i.u.aV "'.' ,!? ,hl,t e one I, human
unless born In this city,
ir.Jlm,'1l!lt'' - b,,,ever In lining pre-aullen
n the choice of friends, but I cannot for the
Knrn"L!T "ndr'nd why a rhlladelplilnn.
born and raited here, aheuld feel himself or
hersjlf superior te any one ele In the
Yhl! uTh,'.rc '".nothing about Philadelphia
that ahettlil make one feel that wav or
about rnlladelphlan that they should ex-r-else
their mlnda In trjlng te show te ether
their superiority,
W are all human belnju. patterned after
a certain model, and the way we conduct
ourselves should be the criterion for accept.
nce or rejection. I am euro most nf th
strangera In thla rlty and when r Hv
sirangera I mean these reiidlng he,e feV
TVuu ?l t"l ." ,ht n,,nn'p bn'-ni
he rmiadrlphlan Mew- .-.aye 1)k cnual
Intellectually and perarnallv. of the Phlla
delphlan. and I de net se that they should
Be treated otherwise than, at eaa'. with'ro with're with'ro
.'peet, but hew fe" of us .ii mide te fce
that wv, eiM lr,t la tlm reason why ee
many think that City of llt.dheriy T.eve Is
n mlsneiitr, MH.1. V. I.. T.
I'hlta.iilphla. nrcmher .M, IDpl
Is It a Personal Matter?
Te the tldlter e (Ac i.'Pendie TiHic tnlttr:
Hlr t have read a number of criticisms
In your paper that rhlladetphlana are cold
and Indifferent te these who ccme here from
ether cities, but I de net believe the people
here are any different front Ihrw of ether
cltlea. We ham m right In be crltlclred
If ve mak our own choice et our frlepda.
That la our privilege. It miy be unfor
tunate te the tecent comer, but who la re
sponsible? An old resident forma liW or her ac
tuiliiinneeshlp through the pnasage of many
Snare, and when they have finally built tip
a circle of friends It deea net aeem te me
r.ght for anv en -.en the outside te expect
te be taken Inte that clrcle merely because
they happen, from choice or otherwise, te be
thrown nmeng us. I have found that these
People who move here from e'.her cltla tak
a keen clelleht In always talking of "home"
and what great advantages they had In their
enti home town ever what is provided for
thorn heir. Naturally, e have nethlnp; ln
ei.mmen, nnd for the very reason as stated
In ther-i letters criticising ' Philadelphia la
why we de tot care te take them In,
Head's, we nil have our viewpoint. In
life, and niturally each flttle set In a hlg
city like this la fetmed through -isso'd.itlenc
with pernetis et almltar likes. The stranger
usually makes a mieflt of himself e herself,
and because he or she In net willing te con
form te our ways we are usually dubbed
"cold, catty and Indifferent" as te strangers.
1 am surj If I moved te New Tork. or. per
chance te Heme. I would expect te "de as the
Remans de," Friendship la purely a per
afnal vrutler. and we have a right, te as
sociate with whom we pleased.
MRS. T C. T.
Thlladelphls. December 21, 1021.
That Club for Strangers
Te tht r.dltnt- e the Ih'tninn Public Lnlgti .
Hlr I have heard nothing further about
that club .'or atranaere that one of jour
leaders recently susgested In the People's
Forum. think It la qulle advisable that
such a club should be erganlred In this city,
fir there nre thousands of lonesome people
here who would be glad te have the oppor
tunity of Joining 1 have Hied here three
J-eara, having come from the ceuntrr. "d
I think I can safety say that 1 de net hae
three friends in this big cltr.
Of course, your answer will be lt' my own
....li .a- ....a .-. .k- nhtlllt It.
iun. J uu mil irei um ,.- ' - ,
end If hnm nennte rvhn feel that I am te
blame, hew de they knew, for they have
never given me the opportunity te show them
otherwise or even given me the chance te
let them Judge for themselves.
W are told that the churches art Wl
place te become acquainted, but I have
found that this Is net true. Tha low
chutches I have nttended here, from pas
tor down te .ushers. I aave been given no
recognition, and when I flret enme here I
have wondered at the very small cengrega-.
liens, but toen found (he ieen that the
rhllrrh. fnn.eflri if lietncr a lieme for ine
Questions Answered
(1lirhh,if-hAsil nnnlf. tA
by a certain small class who wanted It for
thflr own cacluslve way of reaching Para
dise, net caring It nny one else was veering
In that direction. I believe It la the selfish
nM In the churches that la the reason for
the ministers having te preach te empty
benches, nnd the same Is true In all ether
llnei of Christian endeavor, the very places
of nil places where the meek plrlt of
Christ fheuld show Itself In an emphatic
way. ai'OlUIF. T. HOYKlt.
Philadelphia, December 21, 1031.
Invites Proposal
Te tht y,diler of the VVfnlng tmbllc l.cda'r:
Sir Considering the vaat number of un
married men of principle and character, both
cx-servlce and otherwise, ui the prerent time
tmemplejed and In dire financial circum
stances, who will, If present conditions con
tinue, Jeopardize the moral and phyalcal
welfare of our future generation consider
ing this, and. en the qlher hand, the great
number of girls who are financially capable
et rendering aaslstame te tnese men mere tenches a
Is no plausible excuse for the falling off in aru' has
our marriage license business. Olrie. wane
up. for "a friend In need Is a friend In
deed." and veu will net only be assisting- the
boys In their difficulties, but
truly appreciative man.
Philadelphia. December i".
Auther of Famous Phrase
Te tht Editor et the Evening Public t.tdger!
Sir Wna I Abraham I.mteln who ald:
"Ne person ever defended ala.'ery who had
Irlei If? If T. K.
Philadelphia, December 2J. 101M.
We de net knew tha' any p'rsen ever aald
exactly that, but Mr. Lincoln aald something
Im 1 ( f 111 ftt-i ta AAmtim I A am InHlariq tfttHa
ment at Washington, March 17. 18113. about I
a month lfere his assassination. Mr, Jjln Jjln
reln raid: "I have always thought that alt
nien should be free, hut If any should be
alavra It aiirnlrl be these who deelm it for
merely kept tip themeelves, and secondly, these who desire
Weman With lh Velvet Necklace,' be
longing 'te the same period. The ilarle
Antoinette romance, whlcli relale le the
latter part of the eltihteentii tenury. are
five in number, their prdtr Is "Memoirs
of a Phyalclan," "The Uueei'a Neklace."
"Ange riteu." "T Cemlesae de Cliarny''
end "Tha Chevaller de la Malern lleute."
Fellow these with "TMe Whiter and th"
Hluea" and "The Companions of the Jehti."
Poems and Songs Desired
It for ethers Whenever I hear any one ar
gulng for alrt-erv 1 feel a strong Impulse e
see It tried en him personally."
nlae obtain
W. I.. J.
1021.
The Reading of Dumas
Te the B'dlter of the nvtMne PHbM" t.tdger:
Str-Pleas tell- me trie 'erMer lit which
the books pr Hums should M 'lead.
. . V, lf. .
rhlladelelr,a. TJee'mber 51, 1921.
Mapy of numai' novels dei) with actual
hlaterlcal event, though the Incidents men
tioned are eftei manipulated trere for thi
tmrpeae of serving '.he enda of romance tnan
te relate an actual aeceunt, If the his
torical chronology end the continuity of the
aterlea are te h preserved, the following
order of reading will be found le be most
satisfactery:
S(art with "The Twe Dian.is " ieirlnr
a. period from U2I te 1ST) Fellow with
'.'The Page of the Duke of Savey." Next
read ".Marguerite de Valola." followed by its
sequel "m Dame de Monsereau" and the'
Forty-five." "The Three Musketeers"
period : little later than these.
te -srciu!". "Tvvtnly Tear
After and "Vlcemte de llMgclenne."
Next real "SyltHndlrr. which will help
te fill the gap te the petied et "The Cheva
lier il'Harmenlal." This novel also has a
sequel. "The Hejerfa Daughter." "Olympe
de Cleea ' might be rep.l next, and
-.Madame de C.iamcllne'. Will ' nn.l "The
Parody en "Mistletoe Bough"
Te f'ie P.dlter nl the 7Ti"l5 Public Ledger:
,Hlr--rtecnly jeu publlahed "The Mlalle Mlalle
tee lleuth,-' Probably eme of your readet
would like te have a parody r,n It. which I
am Inclosing h'rcwltb.
Seme years age I had a recipe for making
a hectograph le copy letter, feuld you fur
i, lh me with thla recipe? HKADI3II
Vlnclend. N. .1.. December 21. 1021.
Can a readr supply the retlpe desired?
THU W0nKH0f3K IIOV
A Parody en "The Miatlein rteugb '
'Hie cloth was laid In the workhouse ha p
And the great coal. hung en the white
w-ieh'd wall.
Tre pauper all were Ulthe and rav
Keeplrp their Chrlatmaa holiday.
When the master cried, with a roguish
leer.
"You'll all t't ft O" 'nur l'hr'tmae
cheer."
Mid one by his leeks lie emd te "jn .
'I'll have mere soup en this Christ ma a da
At length all of u fe bed were eni
'Hie bny was rn.ised. en arrli ne ent
We sought him above, e aeutht him he
le.v.
We anuthi him wlih faces of grief and
wee
We sought him that hour we siu.hf him that
night:
We aeught him In fear and we -eiuht him
In fright.
When a jeung pauper mi. I knew we
shall
(1st Jelly well whipped for losing our P.:
We Bought In
knew;
We teuaht down the yard and (ought ln th i
flue-.
Wc sought In each aauceptn, each kettle and
pe.
In water butt looked, but found him net.
And as weeks flew en we were all of us
told
That eimeliedy said he'd been burked and
, Held
When our master ejeee eui ihe panshienT'
wild
each corner, each crerle we I Cry ''There aTOfa- the cove thai fetlikccj ,.
' peer child." V?
At length Ihe' soup re-pnfra repair did ndt" ',
The, coppersmith cant mi' there In aece t, .
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t ueiinp ei nente tr? bii.hii. unifi ,
And lhe leg et the breeches the boy did,
wean
Te Win III fill the hoV'dld-ste.in.
And. dreadful te e. he Mas beill In the;
soup '
And ne ll of u. say it and tar It Willi
i sneers.
.That h wa pushed in b 'he ereer
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Te the r.diler et Ihe f.rtnlng Public Ledger:
Hlr Commenting upon Prcsldent Hard
ing' a message te Congress dovetod te the
tariff and the American valuation plan, the
President has stated very clearly that a.
grave danger would accompany the vtdep- ,
tlen of the American valuation plan, which '
I new part of the Fordney tariff bill. HI
auggeitlnn of an elastic tariff would remove
the control If thi were done. It would he
necessary te select commissioners who wre
unbiased, non-partisan, and or un open minu.
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hteperers. Relern Uselt May 31. 192:. New S:ie
Pinchurst, N. C.
Southern Pines, N. C
Camden, S. C.
Savannah, Ga.
Brunswick, Ga.
Wiilr NOW for reurtt.
lieaj tie! lelhcnlic itrfar
malisn. Booklets.
" littering In Ihe 5mih."
'Iluntlne and llnblng In
the etth." "flelf and
llltier n.irts" n-vlng golf,
,nrf teenl leiirn.iment
-tales'.
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Nen Vern Ofti(.e .
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Washington. D. C. OnTce
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Ph.ladelphla December 12. 1921.
mm r 3ir EmmmmmmsmEmmmm r -r r '& lm
1751 J t iS
& &mm mFJ jP
Cb V STORES CeTj
vmv mmmifBmrmmKmmimmmKr
Founded in 18(i5
The Heuse that Heppe built
Inaugurated the One-Price System .n 1Srfl
11(111 uui
very lit- Ab,
)r their ' M ?
ted.,1 Up eA
nig cv
peSf yy.en
IHey
Vie
li ake '.
'i tetiat
' are '-jrtvinrr un,1 I. . n ,i..i.. . .
in p-reen vhe Is going out iiiij.-...,n.n.ni-.i
llfi fe Tl-lsSet til. it in- .,..t.,.j. I
, -- a " (....(, n-i;iuu''ij
!..!!?. ",' rv the handbag nr adorn
j.trielf i .th iev.y, frf f,ef,'ntl In Bl
?.' ",""', nf """s', "lel th. Met,,,, Is
mleuslv lr, u a b,d lH)t (n nic
'iipa ni irrt. Mfts i: p t
rl liiii-lnh a. December ?L'. IWl'I
Help the Beys
Ifthttdi'er of the nt'nbie Public l.edgx
11' I would like te call ihe attention of
lour r.aijera le the advisability of sending
lathing, te , n.j Cre,h headeuarte-, ,e,
itnating ih.it ,hey ahnll I.- Keni te t'ie '
Mirtunrrii aeldmr bei'ii. ureference b-ms
in, '" ,,he who r,", out hospital-,
'hev .,.,.! ,,, clethlbg te mali r, pre
' "table api-nrancH hen they seel; work,
i lien m a,-. iiu,- B0 mwU ,., W(i)
.In B". '"wnri"- vll' '-ei heln our
n be t , Kn ,,n (heir fret anii include.
'., .., ,1,, ,,sf.' U'e seen ferB,nw the?
rtvi,-,i ,,,! nn N ,. -aIi, j )ir
is " rli.nie that our flevernment ,ie.-a
l ee , l,Hll IU.W b0,.-v ,.0UI. u
" '' i' l.i rvld-nt lh,-. t thev
"'P nl en pilvntn assistance.
. , , . -'"'f A. 1 ifVt.AS'
ad'lehia, De. ember. '.".', ie-.m
EBTOHBPl
A Happy New Year te Yeu
and te our employees!
Your support of Almar Stores has made the pa3t year a most successful
"c fr us The courtesy, efficiency nnd loyalty of our employees has made
Almar service" a byword.
In wishing you a Happy and Prosperous New Year wc very sincerely
appreciate the confidence of our customers and the fealty of our contented
family of workers.
.,.. w'" ke our constant aim, during; the year of 1922, te improve our
facilities and service wherever possible.
Your constructive suggestions have been very helpful and inspiring, con
stantly spurring us en te greater effort. Many, Many Thanks.
Five Almar Pure Feeds We are Proud of!
Proved Best by Government test
ALMAR BUTTER
First Taste
Convinces!
Made Only 6f
Pure, Rich Cream and
Wrapped in -lb. Prints
C. J. Heppe & Sen Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut Street Upt
own N. W. Cor. 6th & Thompson Streets
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SECOND ONLY
IN PRICE
47c lb.
Invest your Christmas money in a
piano, player-piano or Victrela!
Music is a geed investment. It is the har
binger of happiness. Music will carry the
Christmas spirit throughout the entire year A
piano, player-piano or Victrela will be enjoyed
by all the family all the time. It is a geed way te
spend your Christmas menev.
Heppe s carry the world's best
musical merchandise
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WKRREXRATH. t h u
celebrated baritone, who
mnkes records cncIusivc
ly for the Victrela.
Grand Pianos
Wc carry six famous
makes the Masen &
Hamlin. Weber, Stock,
Heppe, II. C. Schemacker
and Edouard Jules. Prices
are from S74f up. ,
Upright Pianos
We .specialize in the,
Heppe 3-seundinp beard
pianos. Prices nre from
S390 up.
Bargains
Wc have many excellent
values at very low prices
at $60, ?100. ?1.j0, .t:!5(i,
etc.
Due-Art
Reproducing Pianos
We are the Philadel
phia representatives
for this famous line of
musical instruments.
They will play for you
just like a Victrela
plays only the repro
duction is mere accur
ate as it is done en a
piano. We cany five
makes the Steinwav,
Weber. Stoc k.
Wheelock and Stroud.
Prices are from S895
up.
Victrelas
We tarry only the genu
ine Victer Victrelas. Our
salesmen cannot induce
you te buy an imitation.
Buy at Hcppe's and veu
will be satisfied. Here arc
three popular Heppe outfits.
Victrela Xe. IV, SJO.IO
Tiih in in.ii deul.lr f. . ,rrel1,
f'i enhj ,1c iceelity
Victrela Ne. :,e, SoO.le
wllh in. in. ii deihl ra,- rr.-nrl-Pn;i
ei:lj it tteeklu
Victrela Xe. 60, Si JO
M.tll $10 TTOl-lll f i,r..4t
I'nu enhj ft trtcki,
The Heppe Rental-Payment Plan
ir it is
net convenient for veu te make full nnv.
ment at purchase, you may rent anv piano, playoj playej playoj
piane or Victrela that we sell and all vent. win h
price. Yeu are free
return it at any time.
applied toward the purchase
te purchase the instrument or
Intf" -Mail This Coupon for Full Information
C.J. Ilcenc & Sen! P"Tn,t"Tn "iT-in hioet ... , ,
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Without any obligation en my part plcaae aend full
information about, (mark X below):
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EGGS
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Almar Eggs arc sold
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ALMAR COFFEE
ALWAYS
FRESH ROASTED
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This splendid Tea is blended
from finest importations
A Flaver te suit every taste!
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1418 tSusqiifhalina Avp.
1511 Columbia Ave
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Prices of Hudsen Medels Are
Reduced as Fellows-
4-Pass. Speedster $1695 .?
7-Pass. Phaeton yg
2-Pass. Cabriolet 2295
4-Pass. Coupe 2570
7-Pass. Sedan 2650
4-Pass. Touring Limousine 2920
7-Pass. Limousine 3495
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