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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERi-PHILADELMlA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1023
15
irAm rfer wirmi "
arc ""A Mmcr M?
drain of fear and Iran-
tijt Must lt PuH dnwn
jj loved ones in disaster?
THEE
REAKING POINT
Bv Mairv U3)n!h:PirtfK DamIhunir
Auther of "Dauneieui Days," ", "The Amasinn Interlude," and many ether siucesful novels,
fepurltiht, tnjl, Mary Ileberti Mnehart; published by arrangement with JeClure'a.
Can evil Identity 6c
lest in aued? Sec hew
thh throbbing story of
mysterv, regeneration
and love selves these
problems.
.. ...,iu turn IV Till! NTflllV
"?; naur'v. a ntl fet-n. a'Mnlj.ut bluff,
IVtlrhtlerrd nrvheie with ,
r.rcr. 'm Ms'"1-
tflm'rd l (vrrul'Cdu
, Iiiviiiiii' Imlli ftlii! and Dirk iere foil-
l tnlil (in.! ft. .. 11. I . i
ffi in impi iiiii nun mvc, nnd wrie new
in , it. ici.i wcrei iienveeit I Ill-Ill
, "Well, well!" mid Diivid.
ii'ti- i,e are vi'viTHi-d ami
I II' II- III- llll" II'VITMI'II llllll I
nrnr; t.lvtsasTOS'K. tn tyc un-m. lient nnd jou're the doctor!
truth?' VL . a'ZtiiX '? in." in ri ; : "lrlf,"e .ou lire, my dear.
nrr, , . ,i- - de n fti rtrtti i
'Ami
'in the tin
And geed
I. Ik I. I... II.. HA..
Ill Ul Klin ' " llllla
em In heuMi InnhKin
fil Ititflti tiM'rlt m ntut
He ( in (err uJini-
I tn 1ftMlr..1 l,nn ..- . .11 -..i
... i-'wn'.M i- uu-i tiiil Ul'lUUYllli,
nml with HjM'ulntlen, tee.
;hn trim n Mtiintl nml Cn)n cncl
1 'itti'V.,
--J nftli'a 1(1 Tl'MO i
r-L.i.iie,i'i trtifr.
tuV'v'r;!r,r,nmC "r'-" I'H -n-bnrlj nil H,,. ,V- tT.at. I
r?BV ( XRI.YSU'.. ectrtv.. ...... "..''.'!' '( .i'1.-' "."'! ,,lib"', '"' Htlfullilled '
.an W""' "'"' V,,r'' "",'".'.' ''"I'l-'ji Hie. lie lmd dieiiuied for Lii'l(. Sim I
ffijWttiSZ'K&faSZVil" -(, nore than ll.at. If l.ury I
lL?ujutl t'tnrk. a rlel. veiivumannbaut, KM l'lllt, from JitiW en she wiim II1
f0u ' (arLr Ji'W'lVJ-iJ; c.V' afi Iemic" nv.1 of thnt pxperluicnt In a liumuii
d : we. lc.lii "" ""...d . .. bite M)(1, nhph ,ip ,mJ lwgun wt( ()ii. n
main nni:nrtrY. Bwrlu't brelhi-r mid , profecM'onal Intprrst. but wlileli h:id '
'mevavtr. '" rMchci tlr him ts ritilcd b bwuinliis n Vitnl purt of IiIm
inw linwnir. " Micr.i.n h0 ,)vn J1- Mlie UH n llttlr shy will,'
0Ji.Lih thai nu MiHoe.ir (i ud him, lie muv : i athcr tluttcrcd nnd new-
ciirk. llli deilte ii te' far tMntn uv. oils, ypt I'ldimilly Imiipv. The tern-I
ISA. i:!""!)'"'' "'" "' ettiaraaant blnntieil of lhrt- lnivcil rmetliuiH. ilvrt
veim" '"'' . ,..,.. l'r bptft .lol'-reom iiiiiiimpp. mmln Imp i
.till IT I P.TF I L llllf Ml .1 UIIM ICI lll'l'jflal
tp. .t.v" ii!l'- v;ur.iu.t:i:. tueunt m-iei
I cdll nsnrn.
Wir;;.' SAVI!!: if rr)i neifJi
f2iiu Vll ll'liOlIT M (llllll
i" .;..... i. i
Oliswi" f
ullh tfieiii he Is smffft
iai u-iiiii I. III! IMP Mllllll IIPWN 01 Till
ti'eic m. ' Mllaxp, iilthimuli David rnther nuippetPi
te i..n ),-,. , ik(,.ni f(;1. nu-k'K i-nr all the
"" ,1-tiii- li-i... .i -..i .... ... ..
- .. i mi-ii'-. , iii ii ,"ii' .i ui ni (e till
LTMV01iKl.Dp..Srrly.nndn. 1 he j K Jj"' 1",,"1 "' ,it'"' " "'
IH. romp te the small cot of the nin. .., ,nv-n.t ,,- Mll(iv- Hjinpteirw
It nnsn clsnv! for nil these year- for net Iiin.i, my
It wns semrwliu inter, wiien tiieir-'r. up naiu. aiki it sppiiis te me
PMC of boe.1 teha.,.0 hmi relnxnl him -"I",. 'h T)7Mr
Inte a $or' of benlRiiant drewslneps, and jjp ,mttr(i ,cr 1H,.
tt .1. 1. ..1 Kt,KtMl fiM lit Ifitn fif. utii i (i .
i..., nW; h.id started for hU late af
luvii ' 1.1
tcrnoeii iiiIIk. thnt F.iip.V mine into Hie
tlilll'lll"' ..i
''IIM ii1 i1 I
nSil ii! i BR9 J M
Pu ill In ' "17 I'M
fMl V W A 'I I 'ii,
llllivJMk -J
WMMMmr A
HPM
WHHKT JP-
W3SMMyl,
B - mS."'
, dlsintereMed people, lie eM iMivfl
te nut bl3 HUmtlen clearly bew'H
n... L, hm Indue. And lie would
I .. -i-.i.. H.nt situation for tnciu
room.
"Ellznbeth
I'll Ktllll 'I
'.Mill'l Mill.' Iin wnlil 'I iiiiii
knew nnythlns nml I'm net niklne
any (iips(lfjn. Hut If the Heard of
Tuiile. or l lie Chief of I'elli-e. had
feme In iu pnil f-n Il. 'Who l the
bent wife for well, for n jimiiii; mini
who 1 4 an important part of MiIn poiii peiii
iniinlt.vV I'd have said In reply,
'fiPiitlemen, there is a .Miss Kllzubcth
Whppltr who ' "
suddenly (die hent down and kissed
iifivn a plnrlfv
...i.l f.it litlnunlf
He had bad n weak moment or two.
,11c knew that -eme men, many men,
'and beeln iigaln. H bad n n mn a
underManuInRef irh oeneealments.
Hut he did ,ut fei- n moment com
pare bis ltuntlnn with belr. even
when the temptation te la- h H ha
iiinrst was Ntrencest. Ne men n lhtm
liipt but FeniPtbine bidden nnd per-KVterrU0!-,
behind Davlj Vs i.rai-pp
new altitude; lay. tee. behind the
hvenk in his memory wbieh he rlc d te
onulrre with iwofewleoBl ik tnc htua nt.
fenslvp maehinery of ferpp fulne. net
nirnin.t the trivial but ngnlnst the un-
! benrtible. ...
Fer the last day or two he Had mcea
.i ,..-. .i.. ., unit- must he U"0
ine inn uiai. nv - - , .
I pverv eudpaver te revive his pntU. hut
'that nueh relval threatened with rri
udty and tlnallty te separate him Hern
I the present.
With an open nnd unread leirer in
bin hand he stared nbeut ihe office.
This place wns ills; he had fought for
it. worked for it. He hud an almost
phyMenl senae of unseen hands reach
ing out te drag him away from It; from
David nnd T.uey. nnd from Wiabcth.
And of himself holding desperately te
Hum nil. :mH te the b:dieed eommen-
i or- i ". . . ii....
. . . (b 1... ... I.I. LllfFilinill IIV.
i brain Man a thins "l'"'"- -i m m-. -.... -
the Imih :' rislit i-euh! Hi- hook him.elf and lietan in renu
N
"I.euls liiiv.Ptt nas started for Ne-
radii and I advine jour (jettliiR the
person c discussed out of town
as !,iK)ii as possible. '
And
j despair nnd.een netunl dancer.
mil ei iniii, mini;
I Habit. That iiis nil lie hud te de
pc n 1 1 en. i
of hnlillM. Ilk
"Oh. de jeu think se?" she asked,
breathlessly. "I love him be much,
Docter David. And I feel se un
worthy." "Se you arc," he said. , "Se's he.
are all of if. when it comes te
" " ",- ..p.. --....-, ... ...
t. I. ..I. ii 1 It ... It 4 -l. !.....
man theiiKht. se he wa. Fer all of "Dear Docter: I have tried te fop
his childhood, nml for the last tcn.veu. but understand ou are I.iiil up.
years, Dick's menial habits hnd been Hum this as seen as jeu ve read it.
rlcht; his environment hnd been love. Tieuis Hassett has started for rserada,
his tenchitiR responsibility. Kvcn If mid I adlsc your gettinB the person
the deer opened, then, there was only we discussed, out of town ns foen as
the evil thinking of two or three reck- I possible. Hnssctt Is.P t mischief.
iiu nnra In rnnihnl. nml tie Innrifin tin! (.limine this fully, 'Or ODViOtlS
...I 1. MA.fnM AriAn Unnnlnrtnu T nl.li.i . Hnn..n fi "
llllKUl 1IUVC1 VlllVll. IIUIII'IIIICD. HUUIU I 1 L'U dllilU. v..
hnd said, would keep R closed, and
Dick was happy.
Vlien at ." .o'clock the nurse came
UMina. V.
The Sinvrn liensn steed en the hill
behind the town, n long, rather low
white house en Italian lines. In dim
Wheeler's dewnstimr."
told her jeu wanted te
ma her. She a brought some chicken
jelly, tee."
She gathered up the tissue paper
that surrounded him, nnd gnve the room
.1 critical suricy. ni. ;" nt . ..
,thc nurse was net se tidy us she might "",".
Of, llieu Mie wpiii ini'i u una iiuu
tut a liand en his shoulder.
"I don't wnnt te worry you, David.
Xet new. Hut if he's going te marry
!ir " . . ...
. 1 . . It.. Ii. !.! t. -I- 'J llll' illl 111 ll-l.
III! All 11111- klllllllllll I llll ; ! . . ..-.
V.i (nni'iiBiiilv ' .'i.ii.l umifiii " K''ent love, child. That Is, we are
w'Jl f,.i Ida, li rn.il.i nnt , mi ' w,IBt ""' seleiitldt folk call ii margin
(lf COUIII III". iiii-i-ii "iiiiimh niiuif, .it I I .ill., ii .
him that the village knew .something, i l .nl''' '""'W this, she said stead
" . . .i.-i .1.1.. ....... .1... ..i llv. "f I'nll t tiniicflnp pl'nr nnplni. nu
r,,U- she felt a rhmiL-e in the local at- I've never thought about myself
tlttlde toward Dick. He was. for one vrr '""''. t ,' de knew that. eii ,.01.,aln things, such as Clare Ressi
tlilnir, net ipiite se busy ae he hml been. ,PI ' illnK "' "ieu ier a ion . (rr' sterv. David's tinenmipss, hi
'..'' ..., ..f .i,X ..... i ...... lime. ...!.,. .... i i i i i.
OUT WIMIl. HUL Ill lit!- lilllll. llllll fl-lll I lIllllUi. llll 111111 I lllUIltl IIIUISI 11 II T, M III II 1 lirwrx i.' i.v !' .ii,.!..
Elizabeth te David. When she hnd gene lie sat In his chair I alone, nor even nilzabeth and him- place, whether I'm stcing Ann Sayre
anil iiiiiiHini;. , sen. i ncv nun iiccuhic iu viiiu nil- or 1111 uwiiiu.
lshed glftH en the girls she liked, nnd
was iinxleus te see Wullle lnniried te
a geed steady girl nnd settled down.
iioiweon ncr son min nerseii,wus n ijuk-i
but undemonstrative affection, She
viewed him through eyes that had lest
(urn Jillllliill lllinill illl iiiiii ..'-inn iip,"
and she had no delusion about him.
.-me nmi no idea inai sue Knew nu mhil
he did with his time, and no desire te
penetrate the veil of his private life.
"He spends a great deal of money,"
she suld one day te her luwcr, "I
suppose in the usual ways. Hut he is
net quite like his father. lie has real
affections, which his father hadn't.
If lie marries the right gill she inn
llinlfn him Milliner iitivftMiii "
" ......wuv IHIjll,IM-l
one nan Her lirst Inkling he was in
terested in Elizabeth Wheeler one day
when the hend gnrdener report id that
Sir. Wallace hnd ordered certain roses
cut and sent te the Wheeler house.
.She was angry nt lirst, for the roses
were being saved for a dinner party.
Then she eensideied.
"Very well. Phelps." she said. "De
It. And I'll select a plant aKe, te go
te Mrs. Wheeler."
After all, why net the Wheeler girl?
She hnd been carefully reared. If the
Wheeler house was rather awful in
spots, nnd she wns a gentle, little thing;
very attractive, tee, especially In
church. And certainly Wallle had
been teeing n great deal of her.
She went te the greenhouses, nnd
from there upstairs and into the rooms
that she had planned for Wnllie. and
his bride, when the time came. She
was mere content thnn she had been
for n long time. She was a lonely
woman, isolated by her very grandeur
from the nelghberllncss she craved ;
when she wanted society she had te
ask for it, by invitation. Standing in-
piut' ine iiwuL ui iin.' uniiiiuir. Jin
thoughts nlrendy at work en draperies
nnd furniture, she had a vague dream
of new young life s?irrlng iu the big
house, of no mere lonely evenings, of
the bustle and uctMty of a family
again.
She wanted Wallle te settle down.
She was tired of paying his bills nt
his flub" nnd at various hotels, tired
and weary of the days he lay in bed all
morning while his valet concocted vari
ous things te enable iilm te pull himself
together. He had been four years
sewing his wild eats, and new nt
Dick neildeil and went Inte the of
fice. The afternoon mall was lying
there, anil he began mechanically te
IIIIII llllll 11 I 111. f III' nl III l l-illl I nrsn t I I I r ama ..In -n ia
and what that something was; that ui- ' ,v- .', "" Imagine ever caring any New thut he hnd taken the step he
' . . k l .1 I.. .1.. . ...I . i l Intt T'lrt net'nr tltillrHi t ahnnt meinU i. r .
, . . , , r . - iiiiii mi ii rtii ttt'iui uiuii'it nwi in iiii"
When nt .-..o'clock he nurse enme wim.: u....-.-.-, . ';"" "" ,i., , ;U
In with ii thermemete.- he wns nsleep ! '"". until the fan y exedu te he
In his chair, his mouth slightly open. I M.i.ne coast, the br till: in t n m jh eh
and snoring valinntl,. Hearing Dick ! 'Stended out ever the terrace (heated,
in the lower hall, she went tn the , s Hurrisen Miller put It, lhat tft
head of the stairs, her linger te her , "' w"s ' re-idence. J"8nn
.. " i ,1... im.i.j rtu n um titmni nmn. lira.
Illu i 111'IjUIII'II .11 t i)ll .".. i ......
t wen I. v-live she felt he bhellld lie.
through ullh tliem.
The t-eiith loom reuld be the nursery.
tin Deferatlnn Day, ns usunl, she
did her dutiful best by the cemnitJiilt.Vi
sent llewers te the cemetery nnd eteit
Ml.ln.l I,.M1. .. ..1.11!, limit, fliore wlllt(i
Cl.MI'l Llll"tl,.ll ll llllll II". i. i.iv ---
services were rend nnd taps sounded ,
ever the grnves of these who bad died i
In tliree wars, wne ten very graiciui
that Wnllie had come heck safely, and
that If enI new he would marry and
seme nemi nil weuiu ue wpii. ,
The service left her emotionally mi- '
duel, oil. Sin was niie of these women
who saw in war, politics, even religion,
only their i i-nclleu en themselves
nnd their affairs. She hnd taken the
(Icrinan deluge ns a ppisennl iililictlen
l. ..I i.l... ulr.n.1 .ml.. llnliinllt lllll1lirit.fi
ikllll Oil- OlillMI ijlll, riwimuj ..........r.
while tlie village soprano sang "Tut
Star Spangled I'.nnner." Hy the end
of the serlee she had decided thai
llli.abptlt Wheeler was the nnswir te
her problem.
Hi'licr under iiressure, Vialllc
luiirhetl wlih her nt the country club,
bin she fn.ind him evnslc nnd nei, par
ticularly happy.
"You're twenty-five, you miew."
she said, toward the end of a .lieur. .lieur.
sien. "Hy thirty you'll be tee set i,i
your habits, tee bard te please."
"I'm net going te mnrry for the sak"
of gdtlng 'iianied, tnntlier."
"ff course net. Hut you lmi a
geed hit of menej . You'll hnve much
mere when I'm gene. And money car
ries responsibility "Ith it."
He glanced at her, looked nwn,
rapiicd a fork en the tablecloth.
"It takes two te make a marring",
mother."
He closed up after thnt, lint she
hnd learned what she wanted.
Te he continued tomorrow
FAIRMONT SHIPMENTS LCSS
F.iinnneiint. W. Va.. Sept. 'JS. (Vinl
shipments tiem ihc F.ilnne'it district
ter the wok ended Septemlier "JI!
totaled Ki.'i.'JllO tens, n decrenst of .S.'O
tens from the previous week.
RUSSIA ANTI J,r.N
la that unether possible llelJ of conflict? I
In ft world that was nor Ketng ie p.r
mlt anethtr war, prcspnt Indications would
point te a decided reversal of Impulses. What
Is selnic en abroad U told cry fully en the '
?ae of Ferelifii Nw every morning In the
'lat-K Lehueii. Make II a Habit." Adt,. '
i
The Lewest Rug
Prices in Years . . . !
A special clearaway
offer for the remaining
three days of this week,
Theio ntc only about 2G niRS in t?hi.s Sale. Evevy one is a
superior i;iu.de by ti well known manufacturer. The oppor
tunity speaks for itself and a QUICK SKLI-XTION TODAY
is your safeguard again.st disappointment.
9x12 Genuine Wilten Rugs. $68.00
9x12 Sanf ercl's Fervak Axminster $40.00
9x12 Smith's Seamless Tap. Brussels. . .$17.50
Smith's
Carlten
Axminsters:
0x12,
$37.50
s.lxie.r,,
$31.50
Smith's
Seamless
Velvet,
!)rl2,
$22.50
THE HOUSE
TINE RUOS
CAIIPETS
ATWOOD'S
THE HOUSE OF FINE RUGS & CARPETS
40 & 42 S. 2d St.
"$ Wm
cj .. ... .,. n.ifl If tlm vftnr rniinil.
Oil.i i r in hi wr-vi .s, ,. t
There was nothing there, us there wns
In the town house, te remind her of
the bitter days before her widowhood.
She was n short, heavy wemnn. of
fine tn.-tc in her house and of no taste
tthntcAcr In licr clothing.
"T never knew." tnid Harrison Mil
ler, "when I leek up nt the Snre.
T !... Iniin f.t Ilin I lliiiilinlli iiniii etittllr ti Mitfiil rif li I 111
in in-1 mi i' iiii 'ii i. iiiiiuiriii iii,t iiii ink mil nu in iiiiii
drchided everjthing that pertnlneil te ' Yes. She would stick. She had le.i
l. ,t -1.-.I.1-. ... 1.! ..11 ..I... I 1. I .! .
Aim els sinioey rums, ins ruining cur. aii.v- luyuii.v aim laui-ncc iiiiii u rtnc
imitancp te her family
Tliprp was no ev.itline
nil Ills people. She liatl an inarllcu- I humility. It was up te Dick then. , Whnl had once been only
late desire for J lieir Indersement, te be And again lie faced the possibility of misfortune, mlr.ehaiiee. wliu
likril by them and wanted by them, mi opening deer Inte the pust, of was, had new become of vita
Net that there could be any words, ' crowding memories, of confusion nnd ' tance In an entire group of
nu I, I. n.iin.
Clin it., ik ,int ii ktii'iiit'il ufimnii tin, n
the issue, clever one. but she was kindly in the
his nun . lnnlii. lelcrnnt and maternal. She
i-hatever it liked .eung people, gave gay little par-
ul imper-'tles te which she were her eutlundlsh
nitnerte Clenics ei uu colors nun nu cms, niv-
nWr.i&.Mi
r UA Wf , r. .S , 'i,,, Mt Tl " ' JW t I .'nil
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"ms,-. fe-aftr . m&wiM mmamaw
wfBkwm &&MmmmM.
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. .. , "mar,, :'".,. $"", rsrjw ;vmrez?' '.,,, . ,.'!':
c :,,.,; M'MMiit nvr $; mmmmisf
,mmii'i ,MemMmiS7
in J m'miLnj'' . , . '" I',,, . , ymzfmMWMWumsw
" 'TMil ili'i 'i "'' 4 jjft, ' f 'iT jLjLFmj2lr . f
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mwi, "!..:; m:.L ... , :" ., ' f.a .a wjnet i
I
,""' Busy Terms
Jlllli1 Jerc at Sale, plus auf-
Hi tienuer's fee of $15.
l lo"e in ilO days.
I Ijlll 70r'e en mortgage at
1 1 U'r fur tliree ycar.s, pay-
l able in !lti eiiual monthly
ilillll'jli installments.
II
Fellow the JfelfeW forevs?
WTffT'TiTriffTiTTgprffCTrrffWTwrrrCT
T&dSahrdm,Seef50( eehek)
T1 c 7 n ' 1 , .0
i nejmajj nuyers vppertunau
W
The Starting of the Frankford "L"
Starts Philadelphia's Biggest!
Building Beem in the Northeast!
Never has the investor of modest means
had such an opportunity te buy at his own
price a building let that is se sure te rapidly
increase in value. The. Market Street "L"
made West Philadelphia the Frankford "L"
,'ill de even mere for the Northeast. Loek
ahead! At this sale you will have an equal
hance with any one else te buy at your own price
one or mere of the
16 Valuable Building Lets
te be sold at
Public Auction
in the big tent en the premises at 2 o'clock at.
I
CASTOR.
HIGHLAND
TOURING
New
$525
Was
$550
ROADSTER
Fas New
$550 : $525
SEDAN
Was New
$895 : $875
COUPE
Was Nev
$850 : $795
Ca-LZUek
New! Beyond any shadow
of doubt Overland is the
GREATEST automobile
value in America -
Caster and Cottman Avenues
Above Caster Circle en Roosevelt Boulevard
Right en Caster Avenue High-Speed Line
Connecting With Frankford "L"
Title Policy
Furnished Free
Kuch lnt will be ac
companied by a Title
I-eliey of the Land Title
& Trust Ce. without
charge.
Fellow the Yellow Arrew te the Sale
Right en the Premises
iriH " ii'inut. h te i'lty H.tll. u.N'i: KAKl! te Cit U.ill n
nd 63111 and
.Mai Let .streets en Caster .Uenun litKli-sweu hup irein rriuuimra
I." after .Vmcnil.cr 4 .ciii IUhm-icU Boulevard, .nin Kiera mib n; , ou. ":.
nn lunui miner iin) in ..-. :"' ,,,;
Caster Highland
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I ret uusstii ni)1 Huu Awnll0 ,. at (-ettimin Avenue.
Tlv Mntnr "re'i'l Street. Hoesevelt neulevard, Caster flrcle,
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eiitin and Cottman Avenue,
wall, ileun I'utiiuau .etiuc te Caster Hlghlnnd.
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Get There
Tnke 1ms, or
Sale Conducted by Auction Dept. of
IStIa e Oxestmil Sts.
Ne Tuxes for 1922
The lets will be free of
taxes for 1922. Thuhe
will he nnid hv Miller.
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fellow theYeJlew Arrew te Caster ntgiiiand next eatwdQtf
Streets Already
Dedicated
This means no unnec
essary delay in opening
streets and NO DAM
AGES TO PAY.
Restrictions Protect
Investors
L'ach 1 e t carries a
proper restriction against
objectionable buildinjr.
Send for Let Plans
map, and ether inferma
tien of interest.
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AUted Bedy.
Baked Enamel Finish.
Smeeth-Riding Triplex Springs.
Greatly Strengthened Rear Axle.
25 Miles te a gallon.
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WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., of Philadelphia
Wholesale I2tl & Chestnut Street Retail .Stere 1(129 Arch Street
TIi.ru Automobile Ce., Hread ii Tlea Sts. Wjlen-Oierliiml Ce., 23 1 N. ,-,7tl. M
aiK JjaruKe, dlh & Luzerne Sis. Ulcn-Overlnnd Company. I'ranKfenl
Leen .Selmi A: i en, 1 113 N 52,1 St. General ioter Service, 520..13B Oxfe.d St.
IVnn JNIotert, Corporation, 1711 N. Hread SI.
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