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IfirrON. At, IMjnro. N. J Sem. If.
CTAItLKS n ASHTON In his 02d jear,
y.elatlvee and friend are Invited in allei.d
i heral services. Mori.. "J P M . Iala resi
dence, corner Hurllnrlon nr and Vine et,.
pelanoo. N. J Int. private. Friends) may rail
.undav evenlne. 7 to .
-UAHSETT. Sept. JO. HOY F.. beloved
sband of Klva C Passat (nee SemmtO.
'Ured 30. Relatives and Mends, also Diligent
'Council, No. 4, F. of p. A.. Typoraphlcnl
Union, Nj. 2, and Jobroom Fellowship, are
Invited lo attend funeral services. Tues.. 3
P. M.. lata residence, 1011 Stella at. Int.
private. Friends may call Mon. eve.
BASSO. Sept 18. CHARLOTTE P., wife
f Kuier.e Basso, ntreil 47 Relatlvea and
friends are Invited to attend funeral rv
tces. Wed.. 2 P. II., late residence. 0225
Bansom st Int. private.
BOAN. Sept. 15. MAIIY A. (nee Dniiph
rty), dauahter of Hnrr and .afiry II. Un.
tenfels. air.d 21, Relatives and friend ;
In employei of the Franls-ord Urnnch of
Well Tel. Co., are lnvlt'd to attend funoral
services. Tues., 2 P M at her parents'
residence, naso Keystone it.. Tnrony. Int
rlvate, Tteinalns may be viewed Mon. 7
I S P. M.
BORSCHEL. Sept. 1. ANNA, wife of
Adam Borschel (nee Gramtlch). Relatives
an frlenda Invited to aervlcea Wed.
P. M., late residence. 2003 N 23.1 ,t. (cor
ner rage st.). Int. private. It, mains may
be viewed Tuea., after 7 P. M
BOSWELI.. On Sept. 17. 1021. EMMA
ESTELLA, wife of Edward N Bnswell.
Relatives and frlenda are Invlt-d to the
service, on Tuesday nft'.rnonn a' j o'clock.
at her late residence. 322!) Oreenway ave.
Interment Mt. Mortal, t'enim rj Friends
may view remalna Monday ive.
BROWN. 4n Sept. 14. III2I. MARGARET
M., daughter ot Sadie C. und the late Genrce
A, Drown, uued 11 ears. Services on Mon
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late res
idence. 1020 &', 20th tt. Interment at Mount
jiortsh Cemetery,
DUCK. S'Pt 18, 1021. GEORGE W
husband of Nettle and sjn of William nnd
Lillian nuck ased 30. Funeral Tues.. 7 30
A. M.. residence 13." W SlnrpnacK St..
Oermantown. Mass nt Hnlv Cros" Church
B A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cera.
CALDWKLI, Siddenly Sept IS, 1021.
WILLIAM TATLOR eon of Rev William T.
and Helen O Caldwell, .ikJ 3. Funeral i
and Interment private.
DASCH. - fept 14. JOHN husband of '
aiarr uascn aaea iu. runerai services Mon ,
2 P. M., t the reeld-nre of hie hrother
Harrv H. Dasch. 552a N 7th st. Int. Ctiel
ten Hills Cem. n.mnltis nv be vleived Sun
"&AVIS (nee McMullenl. On Sept. 17. 1921,
SADIE A . wife of Mosos P. avis, used 52
years. Relatives and frl-rds Invited to fu
neral on Wednesday, at 2 P !., parlors of
W. J. Phillips, 64S N 10th at. VI-w'nj
Tuesday evenlns. Interment Monument Ccme
Sb BEAUMONT. Sept. 10, 1021. DELIA,
widow of Bernard De Beaumont. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend funeral.
Tues.. 7.30 A. M. from residence of her
Sn-ln-law Harold Pedersen. 4113 N. 8th at.
Ih mass at at. Hcnry'a Church 0 A. M.
harp. Int. Holy Cross Om.
DEANS Sept. 18, CATHERINE, wife of
Jamo E. Deans Relatives and friends are
Invited lo funeral, Wed.. S 30 A. M. late
residence. 0118 Larchwood ave, H'ch re-
Julom mm St Carth-ico's Church 10 A. M.
nt. Holy Cross Cem.
DIETRICH (nee Martin). Sept. 17. 1021
FREDA, widow of John Dietrich. -Funeral
wed., 2-30 P M.. residence. 314 E. Ontario
at. Int. Grcenmnunt Cem. Remains may
b viewed Tues.. 8 to 10 P. JI.
DUER. Ninth Month l.'.th. LOUISA C.
(nee Wiley), widow ot Charles K. Duer.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
funeral, at Sotebury Friends' Meeting Homo,
on Second day. at 11 A. M. (standard time)
Friends may cMl First day eve., between 7
and n P. .M., at her residence. 2003 Berks
at.. Phlla.
ERNST. Killed In action In the Areonne.
2l?J!ti S,pl- s0' ,918' WILLIAM A
ERNST. Co. I, S14th Infantry eon of Her
man and Emma Ernst, aied 23. Relatives
and friends also Martin J. Olendon Pot.
American Legion, and Tonah Tribe, No. 44.
I. O. R. M.. are Invited to the funernl.
Tuee., B A. M.. from the parlors of Martin
Evoy A Son. 2SM Diamond et. Solemn
requiem mass Chu'eh of the Moat Preflems
Blood, 28th and Diamond eta.. 10 A. M.
Int. Holv Redeemer Cem.
,AKWnCTSud'1nr' n Sept. 17. 1021.
JOHN C. ESHER. ot 024 N. Markoe st. ReN
iV',5.,n,I 'fiends, alao Moiart Lodte. No.
W. T. and A. M.J Veterans of tha old Vol
unteer Fire Dept. and Old Guard of State
Fenclblea are Invited to the service, on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the
OttTer H. Balr Bid-., 1820 Chestnut et. In
terment nt Harlelth Cemetery. Camden. Re
mains may be viewed Tuesday evening.
ESLINO. Sept. 18, at his home. 6300
Orererook ave.. HENRY C. ESLINO. Re
Ulem miu at Church of Our Ladr of
L-mrdes. overbrook, 10 A. M . Wed.. Bcpt.
U. Int. private.
flNCH. - Sept. 18. BERTHA C (nee
ehnatterer), wife of 8amuel Finch. Rela
yves and friends, also members of East
Baptist Churoh and Sunday Schooi and all
ether societies ot which she was a member,
arsj Invited to attend funeral services. Wed..
1:80 P, M., at her late residence. 430 E
Qlrard ave. Int. Mt. Peace Cem.
, FISHER. Sept. IT. WILLIAM L hus-
sana oi -.muu a. nsner (nee Bellls). IU!n-
iirei ana ir;ena, also Curtis XAidge. No.
FW. I. O. O. F.: Norrlstown Encampment.
C'.?Ti -f-.0--0' F'" ntl employes of Thomas
p. Mills & Bro., Invited to attend funeral.
Wed.. 2 P. .M.. residence. 2017 N. Sd st.
Int. private. Remains may be viewed Tues..
T to 0 P. M
.,rI,T?SEALr)' T Suddenly. Sept. IS,
CATHARINE, daujhter of the late Patrick
and Julia Fltigera.d. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral. Wed.. 8:30
A. M.. from her late residence. 24 E,
Stewart ave., Lansdowne Pa. Solemn mass
of requiem at St. Phllomona'a Churoh 10
A. M. Int. St. Denis' Cem.
.VIV-2TCKme1 ln ction. In France, Oct.
J.4, iS.1v9',PI,vaJ' ANDREW J. FURWY. Co
V.i90?!1 J,nf- J?nnerly of 300 Beach ave..
Atlantic City. N. J., son of Oeone H. and
,liu u3ry P"r 'nee Donalan) Funeral
Tuee., 7:30 A. M.. from the residence of his
pnole. Miles J. Qowan. 2210 Poplar St.
Solemn military mass at St. Franclar Church
A. M;, . Relatives and friends also Gal
lajher Wetland Poet. No. 21i Lawrence E.
Pelaney Poat, No. 28. A. L.: National War
r.V?,Wnd Ith piv. Asso.. are Invited. Int
at Old Cathedral Cem.
aORDON. In aerrnantown. Sept. 10.
Si-AX-4 JA' ,,51uht" o' George and Clara
Oordon. Relatlvea and friends, also em
slorea of Kendrlcks Elastlo Belt Co., are In
J1 t-3.-,U;n, 'uneral, fsjom parenta' resl-?n?t.2-!.P1"-,llnt
t' Oermantown, Tues..
MO P, ,11 Int, NorrU City Oem.. Norrls-
HAOOANS. Sept, 14. 1021. JAMPfi J..
Msband of .Anna Itaggans, Relates and
iijenua are inviua IP attend funeral, Tues..
m
ii., from his late resldenoe, 812
ioffman it.
Solemn high mass of requiem
Church. 10 A. M. Int. St.
t Epiphany CI
Jlanra Cem., a
Ury's Cem.. Glouoeater. N. i
HALLOWliLL. On Ninth Month 18th.
, .ijjii. i wmow Jienj. iiauoweu,
fr., aged 83 years. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral service, on Second-day,
llth lest., at 2 P. M.. at residence of son-in-law.
Walter O. Powoll. 00 McKinley ave..
Xnsdowne. Pa. Int. private.
HANARTY. Sept. 17. BRIDGET M..
widow of John P. Hanartr. RelatUes and
friends, also Altar and Rosary Societies and
League of the Bacred Heart, are Invited to
attend funeral. Thurs., 8.30 A. M . late
residence, 154 N 57th at. Solemn requiem
mass at Church of Oiip T.nriv nt Vlmtn. in
X. U. Int. Cathedral Cem.
HARIJW Sept 17 'H' FY P
HARIXsW. Relatives and friends Invited
to aervlces Tues.. s P. M . 2J5o N anllo
at. Int. private, Wed A M.
HENDERSON. Sept 17. 1021 THOMAS
hnsband of Katherlne Henderom. Funeral
Tues.. 2:30 P. M. residence, 1047 W. Mon
mouth at. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Remains
may be viewed Mon. eve
...n5RY' Seit -,8' ,-OANIKL HENRY In
hla 88th year. Relatives and friend-, also
wlngohockln Tribe. No 33. I. O It. M ,
are Invited to attend funeral sarvlccs. Wed .
8 P. M., at residence of son. Charles E.
Henry. S023 Hawthorne st . Frankford. Int.
private. Remains may be viewed Tuea. eve.
, HERITAGE. Sept ltt WILLIAM (. . hus.
band of Mary E. Heritage Funeral serv
ioes Mon. 2 P. 31.. 41 St. Paul's road, Ard
more. Pa. Int. private.
HETTIOER. At St. Francis' Hospital,
Trenton, N. J., Sept. 18, MARGARET B.
widow of George Hettlger, In her 03th year.
Relatives and friends, also Martha Washing
ton Lodge. Trenton, N, J., are Invited tn
funeral. Wed.. 2 P. M . from residence of
fcer daughter, Mrs. George C. Zjller 400
ftyltlow st,, rtordentown, N. J, Int. Rlver
vHw Cem.. Trenton, N, J.
HEWKIN. Sept. 17, ELIZABETH, widow
I Henry Hewklns. Relatives and friends
art Invited to attend funeral, Wed . 2 p M,
tesldenoo son-in-law, Willis Stewart 2102
fi. 3th st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem Friends
bay call Tues. eve.
BILL. Suddenly, Sept. 14. WILLIAM J .
WiTS? l;und of Laura O. Hill (nee
ynruh). Relatives, friends and employes of
Atlantlo Refining Co.. are InMted to attend
P,nor,1.,.,rl.c,,. ilon- 2 r- M.. late reel
Aence. 2332 Morrla st. Int. Mt. Mortal) Cem.
tH.A8,,VA,18' 102'' ot Poliomyelitis,
XLEANORE MAY. daughter ot John D. and
grace Btelne Hofta, aged 2 yeara 7 months.
Funeral services and Interment private, reel
dence, 025 8. Conestoga st. No funeral.
HOLMES. Sept. 17. LM.MA B.. widow of
Csorgo , Hglmes. tn her 82d year. Funeral
aervlces at her residence 114 S. 43d at
Tues., 20th Inst . 2 P. M Int. private.
f, itTDKMAM - Suddenly, at Atlantlo City
fVt. 17. -MARl'L'3. husband of C'urollne
(ydeman, Jtviutivea end irlonds, also Ivan
tee Lodno. No 4411 1' and A M are in
vlted to litlond funeral sirvirea, Tues.. 2
t, i.. ironi iiu ureen n lorK I'a.
INUItAM S Pt. IH. WII.I.IAir FltEl)
XUUCK, Iviloved husband vt Ni-lila J
Ingham. Funeral serv.res wl , 3 P M
at the resld-nce of daughter 1013 N. 17th
v. iiii. iTivitie
JACOIlUH. Of diphtheria, nt R.ime. N.
Y.. Sept. 10. HENRY P. sun of Philip O
and lvey C Jacobus lrrm .irhnrlttu) uu.1 i
eervleea Mon.. 2 P. M . ut the parlors of
Mrs. Henry Schneider A Bon. 1011 W. Cam
bria St. Int. Northwr.nt! (?miii.
JAMES. Sept. 10. HOWARD E., husband
of Lilly James (ne Srhafer) and son of the
late Elwood and Anna James, aeed 30
yeats. Ileletlv-s and frlendr. also Wash
ington camp no, ins, i: u. a. or A., and
members of I. II, of U. M, Iron Shipbuilders
ana jieipers oi America. .10. iiv, are In
vited to nttend the funeral, Tues., at 2 P.
M., from hli mother-in-law's residence, 4242
Balsm st. Int. private, Ri-malns may be
Viewed Mon.. 8 to 10 P. M.
KANE. On Sept. 10, DENIS. husbanJ of
the lata BsUset Kane (nee ilcCuIlough).
Relative aai friends, also Division 33, A.
O, M., wvttssTto funeral, on Tuesday at SiIO
A. M,, freaa restdeac of brother-tn-law,
PkW Jl"? i "" ?r
m:Tim
hu-banj of Nellie Kicimn (nee Miflurli) and
son of Annie nnd tho late Patrick Kojnrn.
of Ccunty Tyrone, Irelstid. Relatives nnl
rri'tuis and nil societies of which he was
1 mein!ir tnltpil t.i fitneriiL Wv!.. -2n A
M.. from hla late residence, 2.137 Wharton
It. Koi mn mim of rrtjulcm nt St. An.
thorn's Church at 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross
cem.
KINN1ER. Sent. IS MARY IJOnllON
Wlfo of .tamo V Kfnnler llfilnflvea nnrl
friends, also S. ot V. Autlllar". No 12. of
Kins i-amn .) u. H. V v. s. A., invlt-d
lo inena rurerai aervieea. Tues . 2 r. JI .
Int residence, ill 19 Deechwood st.. Oer
mnntnnn. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends mn
call Mon. eve.
ull Kit Sept 17. 1021. nt the old
tiille-' Home. Wlslnomlnir. ANNIE U
ftldnw of lwls II. Kramer. Funeral services
n' i.n e i'rotiuenco Baptist Church, Tues..
l.Ki'Ar.Ml. Selit. 17. onuIMK JI. LECI1
' I II. 11-ln.tHes nn-l friends n,se lllack
Ilewk Tribe. No. 2(1. I. (.i R. M . are re
srertfullv lnlted lo attend funeral s"rxleee,
Wed.. 2 P M.. late resld'nce. 427 Ilcwsnn
t Int. private. Remains may be lewcd
Tuee 7 to ft P St.
I.EWAM.I'N. Sent. 17. flEOTinK. he.
loved husband of Ella A. Lewallen (nee
0'Rourle .lelntnes and friends arc In-
U'.eu lo attenu riinerai, wed., l p. s:., resl
denoe of son-in-law, Alfred Hllbert. Pow
hatton ae.. lister, pa. Int. private
LEWIS. Sept. l. MARY i: LEWIS (no
I.oonnrd) aged 34. Relatlvea nnd friends
are Invited to attend funernl services. Tues ,
2 P. SI . nt her late residence 104 Tenb
road. Llanerch. Delaware County. Pa Int.
private
LUCE. Sept. 17 mil. HANNAH S,
vlfe of Frink I?. Luc ReHtlte ntld
friends, also member ut Parkland H-lxhts
plrlluilats Cnmp-.Metlru: Asso . are In
ltfd 10 attend funeral. Wed., 2 p SI . from
lur lite reildenco 1721 W Columbia &e.
Int Sit. Virnon Cem Remains may be
Mewed Tues . 7 to 0 P. SI.
.MARTIN Sept 17. at Harrison Home.
SIAIUIVRET .MARTIN. ngHl 70. Relatives
and friends InMted to funeral, from her
daushter'n residence. 432U Grlscom St..
Frankford. Serlcts Tues.. 2 P SI. St
Marks' Church. 5th st above Huntingdon.
Int. Greenwool (K of P.) Cem.
SlaeAUTHrn -Sept is, ELIZABETH SI
(neo iirr). v.lfe of W. J SlacArthur. Itiia
lles and friend- are Invited to funeral serv
ices. Wtd.. 2 P SI late residence. 3240
I.o-uet st. Int private. Slontrose Cem
MASI.ER. ST. 10. .MARY, 'dfc or late
(lerge W, Slftsler (nte Slurphyr Relatives
nnd friends are Invltod to funeral. Tue
N 30 A SI from her residence 2111 Sloore
st. High mass at St. Ed-nond's Church 10
A SI Int Ilo! Cross Cem
S'vSIEE Suddenly. Sept. 17 HER.
NARD. husband of Louisa SlcNamee (nee
PtUt ln) aged Bfl. Relatives nnd friends
are lnlted to ati-nd funeral Tue.. s 30
A SI . f-om his late resldenoe 28 B. Coult-r
st.. Oermantown. High mess at St. Vin
cent's Church 10 A SI. Int. private. Holy
Sepulchre Cem.
SIILLS Suddenly, at Island Heights
N. J . Sept. 10. RADCLIFFE B.. husband
of Luietta Caldwell Stills Relatives and
friends, also Mitchell Lodge, No. 206. F
and A. M . are InMted to attend funeral
services. Mon . 3 P M., chapel of Kirk A
Nice. 0301 Oermantown ave , Philadelphia
Int. private
SIL'lHEI'.N Sept 17, DANIEL son of
John and Slanr Mulhern (nee Ward), of
Klllult. Co. Do-eK.il. Ireland, aged 2 mo
nnd 2 das ft' Int've and friend Invited
to funoral. Tues . 2 T. M . S21 Pine at
Ilrltel Pa lrt Bristol Cem.
NIGHTLINOER Pest IK 1021. C.5f"-Tt
H . huband of the late Slary R. Night
linger, aged 72. Relatives aid friends In
vited to services. Wed 2 T SI , residence
128 Union ave.. Ashbourne. Pa. Int. Lawn
view Cem
OSSIOND. Sept. 17. at Pitman. N J ,
ELIZABETH a wife of Tlomas B, Osmond
Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral
services. Wd.. 11 A SI . at Somertcn SI E.
Church, Phlla. Train leaves Reading
Terminal 8-17 A. SI and arrives Somcrton
0:10 A. M (standard time).
OTTEY At Sledla. Pa.. Sept. 10. 1021
A. LEWiS OTTEY aged 34. Relatives and
friends, aiso Sledla 1. 4 II & L. Co. No 1
nre invl'id to attend funeral services'. Tuea.,
2 P. SI., from his late rte.denro, 428 E.
omm in -ucmii i-tt. ini. private. Re
mains may le viewed Slon.. 7 1 1 0 P. SI.
.sV.HJ'Y.- S9pt- lfl' GEORGE W.
PLUMLi. eldest son of the late George W
arid Eliza Cattln Plumly. Funeral services
and Int. private.
RANEY On Sept. 17, 1921. JULIA T..
Infant daughter of Thornton and Louise Si
Raney, ot 3315 Angora Terrace, aged 0
months. Funeral private.
RIEDE'MANN. Sept. 17, BERTHA,
widow ot John Rledemann Relatives and
friends, also B, V. M. Sodality of the Holy
Souls' Church, Ladles of the Slaster Bakers'
Association, Ladles' Aid of Pt. Vincent's,
the Hessen Ladles and all other societies are
Invited to funeral, Tues., 8.30 A. St., from
her late residence, 21st and Tioga sts. Sol
emn requiem mass Lady of the Holy Souls'
Church 10 A. M.
SALATSKY. SIORRIS. late private, ar
rived yesterday. Funeral from his late rest
dnce. 53 N. 00th St.. Slon.. at 2 P. SI.
Relatives and frlenda nre InvlUd to attend
iiarvlc-s at his l"te residence.
SCHUS1ANN. ISth lnst OUSDAVE. be
lovod husband of Pauline Schumann (nee
bchmld). Relatives and friends, also mem
bers of the German Machinist Sick Society,
Invited to funeral, Tues , 2 P, St.. from 'eel
denca of hla son-in-law, Mr. Albert Haeuss
ner, 230 Fishers ave. Int. private. Chelten
Hllla Crematorium Remalna may rw viewed
Slon evenlnir. from 7 to 9.
SHEARER Sept. 18. ARCHIBALD B..
husband ot Anna E. Shearer (nee Edwards).
Relatives and friends, also Upholstery
Weavers' Union. No. 25. are Invited to fu
neral services, Wed.. 2 P. SI . at Torroit
Burial Co. funeral apartments, Front st.
and Allegheny ave Int. North Cedur Hill
Cem. San Francisco Chronicle and Los
Angeles Times please copy.
SHEEDY. Near C-i.umDus. N J., Sept.
17, 1021. SIARY ANNA, wife of James
Sheedy. Relatives and friends aro Invited
to attend funeral. Wed.. Sept. 21, 0.30 A.
St., from her late residence, near Columbus.
N. J. Requiem high mass at St. Andrews'
Church, Jobstown, N. J.. 10:30 A. St. (day-Hght-aavlng
tlmo) Int. St. Slary's Cem..
Bordentown, N J.
SHENFELDER. Sept. lfl. 1021. ESISIA
V. SHENFELDER, aged 84, at the home ot
her niece, Sirs. John Blrk'nblne. Cynwyd. Pa.
Funeral services Mon., 3 P. SL, at fielders
Chapel. 117 N. 5th at.. Reading;, Fa. Int.
Charles Evans' Cem.
STAFFORD. Sept. 17, 1021. LEVI
STAFFORD, aged 63. Relatlvea and friends,
also Active Council. No. 017, Jr. O. U. A.
SI.: Myrtle Wreath Lodge. No. 81. K. of P..
are Invited to nttend funeral services, Tues.,
6 P. Sf. at his sister's residence. 3738 N.
Carlisle at. Also kervlces Wed., 11 A. M..
at Hepbzlboh Baptist Church, Coatesvllle,
Pa.
STEIN. Sept. 17. OEORGE RAUCH
STEIN, aged 43. Relatives and frlonds, also
Matthias II. Hsnderson Lodge, No. 001, F.
and A. St., are Invited to attend funeral.
Mon., 8 P. SI. Services at resldenco. 4023
Paltlmore avo. Int. AnnvIIIe. Pa , Tues.
STEWAIIT. At Falrvlew. N. J.. Bept,
18, LAVINIA. wife of David Stewart. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to funeral
eeryloes. Wed 2 P. St., Baptist Chapel,
Haddonfleld. N. J. Friends may call Tues..
7 to 8 P SI., son-in-law's residence, 1362
Chesapeake road, Falrvlew
STUMSI. Sept. 18. HARRY C. husband
of Louise Stumm (nee Hamlnway). Rela
tives and friends, also Jefferson Lodge, No.
133. Jr. O. U, A M., and Washington
Camp, No. 3, P. O. S. of A., are Invited
to attend funeral. Wed.. 2 P St . lato resi
dence. 58 Bolan st . Merchantvllle. N. J.
Int. Ar.lngton Cem. Friends may call Tues.
?XX'!-r,r- n SI" '" 1021. MAR
OARET K. wife of George R Supplee.
Servl'e on Tuesday afternoon at 2.3n o'clock,
at (it ut, r'sIKnce. City Line Bala, Pa.
Intarmm private
TAIT -Sen 17. WILLIAM TAIT aged
(3 Re'aihe, nnd friends nlso Court Ves
rer. No 00, F. of A.. Caled inlan Lodge.
No 700, I O. O F . and Caledunlan Club,
ore Invited to attend funeral. Thurs , 2 P.
St . late residence, 2031 Catharine st. Int
Sit. Slorlah Cem Friends may call Wed.
TAYLOR. Sept. 13, 1021, ISAAC P..
leloved husbund of Ella Williams Tavlor.
Re'atlves and friends, also Covenant Iidne,
No. 4.10. F. and A SI . and emplojia of Ste
phen Uretiie Co., are Invited to attend fun-rnl
ervlces. Mun. 2 P SI . from his late resi
dence 1734 N Boulter t. Int Slonumeni
Cemterv
TUNSTALL. On Sept. 17. 1021. WIL
LIASI. husband of Slary Tunstaa, of 010
N 10th st. Kolatlvea and friends, alaj
Black II.vwk Trlb-i No. 20, I. O. It. SI.,
members of Red Cross Beneficial Asso. and
the Arm and employes ot Hardwlck A Magee
Co., are Invited to the service, on Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Oliver H Balr
Hide. 1820 Chestnut at Interment private.
Remains may he viewed Slonday evening.
CNOEStACH Sept 17 at Fr.inkllnvllle.
N J , MARTHA ELIZABETH, daughter of
Christian and Sarah Cngemach aged 6
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
Ices, Tues , 2 P SI., at her paronti,' resi
dence, Frankllnvl.le. N J. Int Clayton.
N. J
WALDSIAN. Suddenly, Bept. 18.
OEOROE, husband of Eva Long Waldman
and son of William and the latu Ella Nor
man Waldman aged 33. Relatives and
friends, also Oermantown Loilgo, No. 30,
A O. Sf. P.. Invited to funeral services,
Wed., 3 P Sf , late residence. 0021 Rose St..
Gormantown. rrlende may unit Tues. eve.
WHITNEY Ot diphtheria, on Septl 10,
1021, EVELYN, 'laughter of Forest J and
Amy A. Whitney, iged 4 eurs, at her
parents' residence, 3044 Baring st. Nu
funernl
WILSON Sen' 17, ESTHER A., wife of
Samuel T. Wl.ron aged 40 RnUtlvee and
frl nd ard in.iitnl lo attend runrai serv
ic ii Slon I' SI . laic residence 28 S
Molt hw Oiriio den. Pa Int prlvnfe.
WUI.l-K., K.V At fJfeiin I 1. .N .1
Sept. 10 JOir." hui.baii'1 ..' Annl h, hihI
hon or late jt.nnmaji ami rirnn v uiienijen
ncml (10. Relatives and friends, alao nil or
g. iiuatlons ii' uhtch hi wn u mumber. are
lnvlteii 10 tun-rui. juea , i; .m., late rosl
rt.'iice. Slarshall r md, Cardlngtnn, Pa. Int
ifrirmla' S. W Hurling Grounds.
WOllTHINUTtiN At Buckingham Buck.
I'nunti P. Hth-mj. ISth. lO.'l. HARRIET
L. wuiinii.iiiw wiuow ur i,,isna worth
Incton. r.ged b0, Kelatlves and fi lends an
Invited lo nttend funeral, from her late rem
.i.no. Buckingham. 4th-day. Oth-mo. 2tt
2.311 P. SI. (standard time). Conveyances
will meet train at Doylestown leaving Read
ing Terminal. Phlla.. 12 80 P. SI.
WURTZ. Sopt. 10. 1021. GOTTLIEB
Wl'RTZ. Serv'ces Ston . 2 P. SI., at reel-
dence of son-in-law, inanes u, uxirdln, 2011
jlrown st. Int. private,
cynEKTAKifns
ia' DIAMOMft E
EVENING TUBLIO
m:Tits
ZAEIIRINOEIt. Sept. 10. JOHN W.. son
of John V. nnd Rote A. Zaehrlnger (nee
Slartln), aged !. Relative and frlenda are
Invited to attend funeral. Tues., 8:30 A. SI..
from his parents residence. 3S50 N. 3th st.
Requiem" mass St Henry's Church. 10 A SI.
Int. rrlvate.
'AKNOr.RI.EIN --Sept. U. ANNA, widow
of William Zaengerleln (nte Rhode). Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend fu
neral. Tues.. ! A. SI. late residence. B40
N Dover st. High renulem mass St. Lud
w'.g's Church 0 30 A SI. Int. Hoty Sepulchre
Cem.
ZIEGLER Klllel In ncMon nt.Stoiifaucon,
Arronno Forest Sept .10. lOlS. Private
i ONRAD WALTER Ztf.ULI'.R. 310th In
fat.tn', Slachlne Gun Battalion, aim of Fred.
o!; and Ailelh -Id (n- Hlllesherg) Zlegler.
ired 20 eais. Relative"; and friends, also
Rurscll C Gross Post. 502, American Legion,
and Mt. Storlah Ixlce Nn. ins, F. nnd A
JI Invited u fureral Wed., a p SI., from
his parents' residence. 710 -V 03d at. Int
West Laurel Hill Cem.
ZIEOLER. Sept 11. A CRAWFORD
ZIEGLER. aged 03. Relatives nnd friends
are Invited to attrnd funeral, Tues., 3 I', AI.
lute lesldi-nce. .10) Ulcnolden ave., (Hon
olden. Pa. Int private.
LOST AND FOUND
BAR PIN Lost, going from center of city
tn Uermantonn, bar pin containing seven
diamonds, mounted m platinum. etatiiKM
101.13 on back, liberal reward If returned to
J. K. caintveii k i.u
BRACELET Lust, set with 0 small stones;
liberal r .ward Return to H, Fox. 700
Fra nklln Trust Bldg.
M'Ui'l'Ai LI-.S Lost, gold-rlmmed spec
tai'les. betven 32d and Locust and 40th
and Walnut. Reward If returned toii'40 S.
Fnrragut st
ItELP WANTED FEMALB
CLERK, ludgor experienced, good perman,
capable of tak ng care of accounts recelv-
ablo ledgers, permanent position. P 1203,
Idser Oft'lce.
COOK White fnmlly. 3 adults, care of
k tchen, dining room nnd pantry, eecond
girl and laundress implocd! separate sleep
ing room, permanent position; reference re-qul-ed.
"tftto wages. Address llov. 14,
Cynwyd, Pa.
i OOKINO and ib.v.'natnlrs work: chamner
mald and wal.lng; 2 girls: white, tap'
rlenccd. leference Call after 11 o clock
Morday. 4210 Walnut et.
UDOKINO and downstairs work; no wash
Inf. Phone Norrlstown 120S.
CiMJKINO and duwnstalrs work, capable,
reliable, t-none tiermantovvn asis,
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER to take charge
of office, would have most of her time for
her own work; rent freo; references. C 410,
Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER
The Public Ledger Company desires the
services of an experienced stenographer
Apply "th "nd Chestnut sts.
Ask for Sir. Wl -st
WOMAN. 25-4H. high school or college grad-
UJie, fciiui.viiiv much iu iiinriiraeu
teacher, for permanent position for educa
tional work: merit rowarded; not oftke
work
,vi i.'.i. Logger urtice
Y'OUNO WOSIAN experienced ln canvass
It g 700 Flander Hldg.
General
CLERKS. IS upward, for Postal Stall Serv-
Ic 3120 month: experience unnecessary,
examinations October For freo particulars
of instruction write j. Leonard trormer Civil
Service examiner), 002 Equitable Bldg..
Washington. D. C.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations, November
nnd H,rfmlwF! minv vnrnni-l. t-la-v
fl4i 0-llSnu. wrlto for sample test. P 14. I
I edeer Office 1
EARN 125 weekly, spare time, writing fir
newspapers, mavazlnes: exp unnc . de'ai s
fre. Press Sv-id eate. 130. St Louis. St".
HELP WANTED
Women wanted to learn nursing; demand
greater than supply; gocd pay; learn at home
In spere time; earn whllo learning, entlro
lulltin oan bo learned ln few weoks, special
i ffer. Including- fieo nurees' equipment.
Write for full particulars, Chlcng bchool of
Nursing, Dept. F, 421 S. Ashland Blvd ,
Chicago. III.
HELP WANTED MALE
EXECUTIVES
Executive ability Is one of the
most valuablo assets a man can
hnve. A real executlvo should earn
from $7500 to $20,000 or more a
rear. If you are not earning at
least that In your present position,
read our "ad" under SALESMEN.
QILLIASI BROS. A CO.
GILLIAS1 BLDO., 1013 WALNUT ST.
Oi.NTLE.MAN. CathoIIs preferred well edu
cated and cf good character and standing
ror work of special nature. Address C 414.
I edcer Office.
.MAN wanted, between 23 and 30 years to
aCt n. R.tllllinl ,n .at.. ma,....-.-.. ......
L. . --- .- ' eni-O .llrt.lli-.c-l . Iliui-V
e ambitious and willing to learn. Immedi
ate returna to the right person who can
qualify, must have reference. Wrlto for In-
lf ". i-.'i l.enrer nrilco
SIANt'FACTCRER'S REPRESENTATIVE or
i-iir.an to nanaie line or electric nxture
nttlnts In State of Pennsylvania. C 321.
Ledcer Office.
SrEN
sometimes a man gets In a. rut and
a change Is beneficial. We have
taken many men out of business
grooves, given them a fresh view
point and led them to much bigger
successes. Read our "ad" under
SALESSIEN.
GILLIAM BROS, t, CO.
GILLIAM BLDG.. 1013 WALNUT 8T.
OlPTPM HTCI1-A MT-
The term "office assistant" has been coined
oy vim Business wona to cover duties wnicn
am so nondesertnt fhst thA-- i-inn-l h
definitely named, nor can they ever command
a decent salary: If rou ari rendlnr rhl ad
vertisement with the Idea of becomf""- an
office nssletant. DROP THAT roiSA QUICKj
roan our aavertisement under "DAIihl
SIEN." arolr everv ward o It in TOtm.
SPW-and l8t us l"1' l"u to work In a
MAN'S JOB
GILLIASf BROS. A CO.
r.lT.LIASt IILDO 101S WALNUT ST.
PLASTERERS, union: Ion lob. Annlv But.
falo City Hospital. Grlder and Kensington
avn , uunaiu. .-m. x. w. M. cook, con
tractor, BALUB MANAGER
Wanted by a large organization, a high
.Trade man about 3,1 years of age, not neces.
eerily an expert but a man who thoroughly
understands the principles of salesmanship,
who feels he can lead others and can man
age thosg In tho ranks
If you neve euch qualifications we may be i
able to offer iru a REAL Job. i
Tell us about yourself. ,
Address In confldenee. P 1110 Ledger Office
SALESSIAN wanted to carry line ladles'
glove silk hosiery for State of Pennsyl
vania, stnrtlv commission basin: all an
swera held conndentlal. A. J. Bachner Co..
Inc Oloversvllle. N. Y.
bALESSIAN, experienced In butchers' supply
and markot-flxture line; good opening for
first-class salesman: state ago and experl
enee st 11. ledger Office.
SALESMAN, experienced, to sell high-grade
structural steel factory buildings on com
mission The Arthur Ii. Shepard Co., 11)30
Euclid ave . Cleveland, O.
SALESSLVN with outside selling experience,
708 Flanders Bldg.
SALESSIBN
THE
J1AOIC LADDER
OF SUCCESS
This advertlsment may mark the
turning point ln our life.
Here la what we offer to energetlo
and ambitious mem
1st. A worth-while Income,
2d. What Is recognized ns the
most valuable and effective training
direct selling under proper super
vision. 3d An opportunity of advance
ment tn iho rapidly growing Gilliam
organization
Our Hdlesmpn have bade of them
a conslrtent advertising larnpalgn.
they hand! a. line of high repute
where the salesman Is welcomed
by tho lirospect.
It I- v.urth while tying up with
such an organization.
We are looking for Hie right rnrt
of mn, particularly men who have
studud r.alesmarishln. They will re
ceive Intensive training and every
opportunity of promotion with the
Gilliam organization. Drawing ac
count to men who can qualify.
This ohance may' be easily worth
tho difference between failure and
success.
Call and see
W. P. Shrlner
aiLLIAM BROS. A CO.
QILLIAM BLDG.. HUB WALNUT ST.
SALESMEN, 3 Increasing sales force on
llva real estate sroposltlon that Is nattln
mil IS
eklri w
pur salesmen $00 to 1150 weekly i will dem
onstrate to men
1J1 Jhesa posl-
LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
HELP "WANTED MALE
SALKSSIEN. 8. and diet, manager, with nu
lpmoblle.'pref., to cover esclnslvo tcrrltorr
In East. Penna., Dela, nnd so. New Jersey,
to represent the manuf. on highly salable
product. Ail. Industrial Hales Knglneerlnt
Co.. 071 Broad st., Newark, N. J.
SAI LSMEN Auiomnbllei wonderful oppor
tunity for live wires to connect wtlh pro
gressive truck distributers. P US I. Ledger
Office.
SALESMEN Security enlesmen. high-class
men, wanted to sell a security of merit
'n locil Industrial concern! liberal com
mission paid. Apply 723 Wldencr Bldg.
SAU.SSILN. wide awake, to r-irn 110 to
J.'.O per d.-.y so ling an up-to-date office and
household n-cesslty, something that will sell
at sleht Apply second floor. 520 Arch t
SAI.KH.MEN wanted for ground-floor demon.
st-atlon. Apply 010 Slnrkcl st.
WOOLEN SALESMEN Manufacturing and
wholesale follow Ings men and women:
commission; clve fu'l Information and ref-
020nCCh;.tr!urs,.AnChr Ad'" ncy.
OlMl -MAN Steady, reliable man seeking
a permanent position: manufacturing
business, easily nnd quickly liarned good
work. re conditions: moderate wages to start!
good ehaneo fcr advancement: references re
quired. W 12. P. O. Hot 3181.
YOUNO MEN
A younff man's first business connections are
more T less axnerlmentnl nml m,,,.. n.i
themseljes ariunrn rejs In round boles' IF"
YOU ARK NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT WOIJK m 1NCOS1B. road our
"nd" under "SALESS1EN."
uim.i.vji linos ft CO,
GILLIAM Hl.Dtl.. 1H18 WALNUT ST
Oenernl
INDUSTRIAL SfANAOERS WANTED
Sten who understand production and
who can get result, every FAC
TORY ln the United States Is keenly
Interested In gettlni maximum pro
duction nt minimum expense; to do
this -requires not only modern equip
ment nnd modern methods hut nlso
men who understand INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEERING, and who can in.
telllgently direct a factory organiza
tion. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Is being taught according to the
university plan to thousands of men
who are already engaged In Indus
trial work or who are graduates of
technical schools-; these men nro
going to handle the Important ex
ecutive work In Industrial organiza
tions; many of them have already
Increased their salaries 200 per cent
to 400 per cent: their present sal
aries range from 12000 to $25,000
per year.
Whether you nre engaged In Indus,
trial work or whether you have had
no manufacturing experience -It WI
te to your advantage to Investigate
the opportunity tn this new profes
sion of Industrial engineering.
If you are In earnest. If opportunity
means anything to you, wo Invite
you to call or vvrlto for further In
formation. INDUSTRIAL EXTENSION INSTI-
TUTE. INC.
0 E. 45lh st .
New York. N. Y.
WILL YOU SELL US YOUR SPARE TIStE?
o 'i. , mi, j-,., ,v iii? riiijivcarua ror
vs; no canvirslnu or rollcltlng; we supply
you with steady work; distance no object'
will pay you from SIS to $10 a week. Wlls.in
.Method. Ltd.. Dept. 4. 04 E. Richmond.
Toronto. Canada.
CLERKS. 18 upward, far PostnUBdall Serv.
Ice. $120 month: experience UTlnecessary.
cxnminauuns uciower t r iree pnrticuin
of Instruction wrlto J. Ivonard (former Civil
service examiner, ui i-quunDlo xildg,
WaBhlnKtno. D. C
PLAIN WRITERS $20 tn $411 monthly, evo.
nlngs. co-operatlvo mall order business;
no capltnl, no experience; special, guaran
teed legitimate business Instructions, 10c
silver. L.vlngstone National Publtoltv Tin.
reau. Dept. B. 2M W. ,30th t.. New York
EARN $5 day gathering terns, barks, routs
nnu nerDa rrom tne neias nna roaasiae;
we. teach you: free book. Botanical, 101,
West Haven. Conn,
CIVIL SERVILE examinations November
and December; many vacancies; sal a-
$1400-$1HH0. Write fur sample test. P SIS.
Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMA LE
EXPERIENCED FASHION
ARTIST OPEN FOR
POSITION
Either part or full time work; thoroughly
experienced ln department store nnd specialty
shop art requirements. C 521. Ledger
Offlc .
LAUNDRESS, white, first class: thoroughly
exp. fancy clothes: best references: wants
position aav or week, .'none Locuat 7.M7
SKl'HETAKY - STENIXIUAPHER. female
Protestant experienced, desires responsible
rosltlon C 433. Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER. 10 soars'
mfg.. C. P. A. nnd Govt exp., des con ;
pio'lorate salary to etart. C 311. Led Off.
CHEF wishes poo tlon In lumber camp, em
ployed for past 3 year In different camps.
H rc federal st . iiurungton, :i. j
DKL'GS Young mun defclres position ln drug
a.nv. Il.al.l .-... .Illll,.' T J" t t.AB
reference. C 523, Ledger Offlce
YOUNO SIAN, unmarried, who has had 8
years' experience In retail selling and re
tell store managjment ln an Interior Penn
sylvania town. In men'a and women's ap
parel, shoes, hats, etc.. desires position as
salesman or other position of trust and re
epenslbllity. where hard work, energy and
good salesmanship will be recognized, with
irroderato salary.
Good references as to oliaracter and Integrity.
Who will give me a ehaneo to demonatratoT
Address P 1118. Ledger Office.
AGENTS
AGENTS, SELL NECESSITIES ilka tea,
coffee, baking powder, flavors, soaps, per
fumes and other products; used every day
In the year; repeat over and over again;
overy home a customer and regular user;
the smart and experienced agents handle this
line, w-hy not you J Write today for menoy
tnaklnz plan, don't delay: territory coins fast.
Ami-rtean Product Co., 4710 American Bldg.,
Cincinnati O. .
GRAY GOOSE shook absoit-era for all
Frrd. $10 set of 4; selling like wildfire;
talesmen wanted, hustlers with Ford cars
to earn big money selling dealer-distributors:
xcluslve territory: Eclipse vizors and other
live specialties. Indiana Parta Co., Rlch
tnir.d Ind.
AGENTS Slen and wnmen. beat this; Plum
per banktd 5125 50 In 20 days selling
rnap'jy line ot Allan made-to-measure raln
rcrfts: lb- profits, no capital required; po
da-ivcrlng, selling utflt freo; wrlto quick for
full particulars Allan .Manufacturing Co.,
Dopt S3. Louisville. Ky
fSil TO 830 'WEEKLY In your spare time
loins apaclal advertising work ainonir tho
families of your city, ro exncrlenoe neces
cirj. wilte today for full paitlculars. Ameri
can Prolucta Co., 4700 American LldB.. Cin
cinnati, O.
AGENTS Rich-looking HHxtlO Imported rugs
JI each. Carter old 113 ln 4 days; proBt.
157 you can do same; write for sample orfer.
selling plan! exclusive territory; sample rug
pest prepaid $1.30. E. Condon, Importer,
stongington ;ue
V( ntlt.T. TIMKH IN FOOD BUSINESS
reople must eat; pleasant, dlgnlfled work
raying $20 to $75 weekly for man or woman
In each locality: no experience or capital re
quired. FEDERAL PUnE FOOD CO., 2300
A rcher. Chicago
StAN to work this olty reflnlshlnir chan
deliers, brass teds, automobiles by new
method! $10 dally without capital or ox
perleno). Wrlto Gun Metal Co., 235 Elm,
4. ---a. ... Til
lTCHIUIl all.
PATRIOTIC man or woman to distribute
'Tne otory ot uur t-oumrr i kuuu tu.,,.,.
to make JCOO or more In bhort time; spare
.laaa ll.nl BVnArl,Hm HOt TeHUlTCd. UnlVSrSal
,1111a, a,, Da., a.Aw.aa.. .- - ---a - -
Hoiis. Philadelphia.
AGENTS WANTED, earn big monoy selling
army-style shoes, Slunson last; Goodyear
welt: also dress shoes, from factory to
wearer. SIETROPOLITAN SALES CO.. 1103
Broadway. .ew vora uir
SUSS HARKIN8 2004 Balnhrldge, wants
cooks, waitress, parlor maids, O'lirse,
chambermaids housemen; severul seta of
help wanted, olty and country. Phono
.spruce iin-i.
AUNTS Women desirln-j to mnke $35 up
vard per week on their own time tolling
wtTTtr.'s silk hosiery from lull! to con
sumer, call at NonnandU Knitting Stills,
8213 yriii'Krorii avo. a.
SI"N or woman to sell full line guaranteed
hosiery direct to wearer. $40 weekly full
time $1 h.urly spare tin." -nicrlcan
Hosiery Sll'ls Norrl-tnwn. Pa
WHY WORK FOR OTHERS'' Stake and
sell your own goods, wo show you how,
frei book explains everything. National Hcl-
entitle Laboratories, 023 Slain. Richmond. Vn.
SIDELINE SALES.MEN Attractive propo
sition for llva men: $3 tu $22 commission
each order; full credit on repeats Canfleld
Mfg. Co . 40U3 lironnwny. unicago.
SALUSMKN. Inexperienced or experienced.
city or traveling, write for list of lines and
full particulars. Address Nnt'l Salesmen's
Tr Assn. pept. an i;nicairi), in
AGENTS MAKE $1 AN HOUR; sell mend.
eta. a patent patch; Instantly mends leaks
tn all utensils; sample free. Slendet Co.,
Amsterdam, N. Y -
AOENTB 100J4 profit; sell soft drinks; food
products) toilet preparations) we start you;
experience unnecessary. Early American Co,,
17 Weat Brighton. N. Y. '
SALESMAN, wide awake, 'to earn $10 to
$50 per day selling an up-to-date office
and household necessity) something that will
sell at sight. Apply second floor 52(1 Arch.
MEN and. woo; en who an furnish bona (o
AGENTS
NEW IDEA In gummed labels; complete
line! also gummed tape and sealing ma
chines! exclusive' sure repeater; big com
Ilnaanson uo., irja vv. i.qKQ. m.cagn
SALESMEN wanted to sell advertising
thermometers na a side line on commission.
II II, SK'hropo Co . 520 N. 13th St..
Allcrttown, Pa. .
REPRESENTATIVES wtd., distribute sam
ples and take orders for high-grade flavor
ing cxtrarts; nnpor, for live wires. Slrout
SIfg. Co.. 23 Fairmont St.. Arlington, Slass,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
SIRS, ROGERS has removed to 317 S. 20th
st.i desires positions for flrst-rlas conks,
with kltchenmalds: plain cooks, laundresses,
waitresses, parlor maids! Protestant, Catho
lic; chnnibcrmntds, Ind'es' maids, nurses,
..ovcrncsfes. housekeepers, chefs, butlers,
valet, grojuial utl'ltv. chauffeur, housecle.an
era, laundress;, take hnnircr wash; Scotch
Protestant couple, biiller and chambermaid.
SIRS. KANE, fill S. lOtn, Spruce .1401
Positions wanted for llrst-elass Protestant
and Catholic cooks, chambermaids, wait
resses, child nurses, laundreses. wait,
couples, housemen, butlers, gardeners, chauf
feurs, cleaners by the day, competent serv
ant with reference wanted nt once
SIRS. HARVEY. HUB Rlttenhouse Sq. Re
liable help, all nationalities, wanted Slon
day: larire addition 1st nnd 2d cooks, wait.,
chamb. aral par. maids, ladles' milde. laun.,
Inf. nnd child, nurses, cov'ss. h'k'p s, but's.
2d men: num. cf couples; German1 waitresses,
i Hwernsn gins, general noue e main-.
S1ISS HARKNESS. 2001 Halnbrldge, wants
cooks, waitresses, parlormaid", nurse
maid, housemen, eev, sets, help wanted.
city nnu country, I'll, ypruce nn.-i,
EDI'l'ATIONAt, AND DUSIFSTli HSIPLOY
SIENT CLUR. 225 S. Svlenhnm (15th nnd
WnlnnlV (lovernesse and n"rso sunnlled.
WANTED at office. 312 S I2th St., cooks.
waitresses, nurses, chambermaids and
maids.
SIRS. HARVEY, 1010 Rlttenhouso Square -Wanted,
reliable, for every capacity, of all
nationalities.
MRS. NICHOLLS. 2.10 S. 2fllh-Wirtj prl
vato male nnd female help supplied.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
CASH FOR DIAMONDS
Tor mora than 50 vear3 we linve heon buy
ing diamonds nnd other precious stone from
the largo Jowclern and department stores and
from tr.clr customers recmmendid to us
XP PAID n woman J08.30 for a lot of
- l l Jevvalrv she had been offered
$40 for elsewhere. Bring vour old gold and
silver to us or send postal; rcprestntatlve will
call. -MIPS. II. LEE & CO. 712 Walnut st.
WHEN IN DOUBT PLAY SAFE. Have
yourdrlnanalyzeodo
Chemists
411 Walnut st. Lombard 3747.
DIAMONDS A safe neighborhood lo
i..r.U- rn" It 5o need mon-y
ROIIfiHT lulckly. A .McCulehen. of
DUUUni nc(;H ,,3j n.al Estnl.i Trust
BldgT. Hroad and cnestnut sts:
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
AND PAWN TICKETS FOR DIASIONDJ
KELLY k CO.. 032 Chestnut St.
gulf 'Jt.'J2. second flnor over rhlliVn Itsst.
BABY cnrrlnges nnd wicker furniture done
111. a a...... n , rrtn ..-. n V.I.. .vIaa. .1
OVSr iri-3 iiv" ivBPuimum ,, ivvn , U0ala
mates given, called for and delivered.
Cramer's Stfg Co . 273 S. 5th st. Phone
mmnnru n.ion.
WHEN your typewriter needs repairing call
me Thomas H. Rnhrti, Wnlnut 1R50. I
do nothing but rebuild, overhaul, repair all
makes of typewriters. 324Vi Real Estate
Trust Bldg.
FOR YOUR cabinet work, furniture, refln-
lshlng. bllllnrd repairing Call SI, Scop-
plttl. 2731 Cambridge Pnplitr 7731.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W SSIITII. 7r7 SANSOM ST.
FOR SALE
WINTER BLANKETS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FOR INSTITUTIONS, HOTELS. APART
SIENTS PERSONAL USE AND OIFTSi
SUPERIOR KINDS ONLY AND AT
TRICES MUCK UNDER THE RETAIL
STOR-ES.
W. H. SMITH & SONS
014 WALNUT ST.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
VISIBLE 3 StOS. $0.50 AND UP
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
"See Out New Machine,
the Century"
American Writing Machine Co.
!02 CHESTNUT ST.
Walnut 2450 slain 4205
TOR SALE 1 bay taddle horse. 11 hands
high. 0 yeara old.
1 Alrodnle puppy (female). 3 months old!
house broken, sired by Admiral Henron; a
party giving theso nnlmals a Rood homo can
buy them cheap, as owner Is going abroad.
J W CAVANAOH.
20 Gardner ave . Olenolden, Pa.
Bell phono Sharon Hill 5flS W.
OFFICE FUR.NITUltn
Large lot ot desks, safes, flics, eahlneta and
general office furniture, store fixtures.
We buv. sell nnd exchange.
PATTEN FURNITURE CO.
LOCUST 4070. 1127 ARCH ST, RACE 4200.
FURNITURE
Wholesale Prices From Factory
Save Retailers' Profit
For Information. St 122 Ledger Office
CONQOLEl'SI art squaros. iftrfect goods,
0x12 size, $7.20: all kinds of rugs from
mill to you at savings
QUAKER CITY RPG MILL
Second floor. 100 8 s 2d.
STASIP COLLECTION
Frlvate collection of 1000 stamps. United
States and foreign countries: win sell as a
whole or separately. Address C 405. Ledger
Office.
FOR SALE Several lubricator Injectors,
grease cups, otc; now; write for list; will
sell cheap. P. Knapp, 1201 Franklin St.,
Johnstown. Pa.
TRUNKS. BAGS. SUITCASES Why pay
middlemen profits? Buy from factory di
rect. Send for free catalogue. Ideal Trunk
Factory Spring Valley. III.
DL'DKS cabinetmaker, 535 W. Berks, haa
waitiut nnd mahogany bedroom suits for
sale all kinds of furniture mado to order;
antlquo furniture renovated.
REFRIGERATORS f "?TO"
sired. R. T. Randall & Co., 331 N. SecondjiL
Oi'TIi'E "FIXTURES partition "tables and
lumber Apply Dreyfou-s & Lang, Slul
fnrdRMg Broad nnd Wallac.
BARKER SHOP First-class, good business.
northwestern eertlon; death cause of bale.
C 410 Leaser Off ee.
RANGE, coal. Spear: good condition: double
men suitable boarding house, restaurant.
4010 Harln st. Phone Preston 4340.
ANTIQI E and modern furniture, rugs,
books, unusual opportunity: limited price.
Ca'l for appointment Frankford 0180,
REFRIGERATORS, 1022 m -dels, 3-door
stye, enameled. $15.00. Orent Eastern
Wholesale I'umlturo Co . 100-8 H. 2d st.
RUGS Fervak. finest grade heavy royal
axm , 6 3x110 0 ft.: exclusive patterns;
$40 close out 170 Fnlrmnunt.
FOR SALE Grocery, cigars, tobacco and
candy store, at a ban:aln, Cnll at 1333
S. ,11st t .
KITCHEN Novelty range. No, 17: frst-class
condition new boiler, 1005 E. Cambria st.
SIX-KPRINO 4-post wagon. Cnll 1123 S.
13th at.: reasonable.
STORAGE AND MOVING
ONE MONTH FREE E"STABLISHEDu7(,"o
THE EXCHANGE STORAGE CO.
1420 N 8TH ST.
PHONE DIAMOND 2471
SEPARATE ROOS1S, PACKING & SIOVINO
CALL AND INSPECT OUR WAREHOUSE
WATSON'S STORAGE wishes load or part
load to New York or Boston, between 20th
and 20th, a load or part loud to Washington
or Takonla Park. DC., 10th lo SOtlii spe.
dallies, Boston, ashlnston Hnrrlshurg and
all seashore resorts, prices reasonable. .
surante. 047-10 N. 17lh at. Poplar U534.
LONGDISTANCE MOVfNG
THE BEST IS Tlire ctteapeST
Die BIG 4 TRANSFER CO., Im..
t7th and Slarket Phone Raring in.
VVANTFD Two return trad, uf house.ToTj
cools, fri'ltht oi merchanijlsi comlni ' n
the vicinity uf Srhnecludj'. Trov A bfnv
Amsterdam or Gloversvlllo. N. Y Neinf
m'an. 232-234 Broadway SclienectmjjQJ,' t-
" VICTORY STORAGE""""-'
&ra..a' vDan'.mont io-"
Hope & Curley Express "J1 ;
tance hauling by expert and careful men.
In est rates 7332 Hulst avo Wnndl'd 41401V
Moron VAN. 781 cubic feet, local and long.
dlstanco hauling. Stand, 1110 German-
town ave. en tuiunw jiiirHft aoiiq.
THE JOHN HHOADS Cfl
Storage, packing, movl.ar. carpet oleanlna
4167-50 LANCAflTE It AVE., T-TCBT PHllSC
MONARCH BTOHAOB CO., ifJO I-ANCAH.
TER AVE AUTO SERVKf nTORAQsl
PACKING. ING.DIflTANf'RklloVtNa
ii.ii.ii.i 1, 1 ,
j. it. MowAPipi. movintui 4.4sW and.stilp-
SEPTEMBER 19, 1921
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AN ESTABLISHED NEW YORK manufac
turing concern, owner and manufacturer
of an olectrlcal Invention, almplo In. con
struction and casv ot Installation, which Is
now a proven success, desires to open a
subsidiary In Philadelphia,
Approximately .tt.OOO.OOp and eight yeara
of effort, have been required to perfect nnd
standardize this Instrument, and during tne
last eighteen months the business has been
confined to New York City, where one thou
sand ot the leading business houses are now
paying rentals of IIOtl.OOD per year for the
service which this Instrument permits of
Performance,
Tlie majority Interest In the subsidiary will
require an Investment of $33,000. which
will produce 23 per cent net continuous
earnings per annum on the capital Invest
ment, and form the basis of a business
which permits ot great expansion.
The advertiser take minority Interest and
provides cxpurlcnced men who organize and
establish the above earnings.
Persons nnswerlng must be able to make a
personal Investment, nualify as manager ot
subsidiary, nnd furnish bank references.
A representative of company will arrive In
Philadelphia September 10.
i
Ledger Office Box P 1132.
ON ACCOUNT of Insufficient space to "con
duct our wholesale nnd retail cigar bust
ness we nro compelled to remove "to more
spacious quarters, therefore, deslro to sell
our good will, fixtures and lease; the fixtures,
showcases, mahogany humidor, etc., were
newly fitted less than two yen is ago; cen
tral location, blnc In the heart of shopping
and office bulldlnir section; also close to
railroad stations, excellent opportunity for
large retail cigar and tobacco trade or
any other lino ot business,
BAUSt it NEELY, INC.
132.1 Arch st.
(Corner Junlpor at.)
WE HAVE for sale n pawnshop, established
21 years, doing a very good business; aver
ege profit 120.000 a yeai'i bottling establish
m'int. bottling all kinds of soft drinks, well
known: hardware, and house-furnlehlng store,
established 18 years, doing an oxcellont buil
i.osa; all good propositions, John 3. Zor, busi
ness cpeclallst. 808 American .Mechanic
Hldg.. Trenton, N. J.
$100,000 CORPORATION wants capable
man: open office; manage sales for hint.
class new device; every home a prospect; big
money-making possibilities for the light
man: openlnc In every city; cost $2. rotalU
$3; 3U0 to 20O0 noiusaary to finance ex
clusive agency. SIR. HOGAR. 82 W. Wash
ington, Chicago.
.MANUFACTURERS, whDleealcra or Jobber,
but jour business on a cash basis by let
ting tui udvanco sou cash on your accounts
icclv..b!e; Inquire about uur service and low
1 ales. C 501, Ledger Office.
WELL-ESTABLISHED centrally located
i-cvcrl,n iui'ii; uueiiiean, a cujnpiere SIOCK
In every detail and doing large retail busi
ness; prlC4 $1000 ; owner has other business
atari .rta.A, rl.n ,!.,- .Itanllnn ... .a... ..,.. I
a-.'U Vatllllvfh n,,U ,110 HltlllllUII ,U ll!U BaUlU IV
should have, thoroush Inves. will be ullnwed
Interested patties only. C 510. Lidner Office.
I AI IMnRY Eoulpped; good for $300 per
LnunwiVI week, suburban town 6000
pop., drawing capacity 12,000 pop.; 0-room
brick house, conv., garage 7 cars rented,
prlco $111.000 $2000. Will finance, pos
session at once.
C. II. BEAUMONT. Doylestown. Pa.
PARTY understanding meat and grocery
burtnesH. with n renronablo amount of
money, can tent or buy tho largest and best
rnytnv rc'all business In Philadelphia; the
preuent owners cf the business and building
going Into thi wholcnslo business; wl.l n.it
do business v. 1th agents. C 513. Ledger Off.
INSTALLSIENT furniture business In north
east section; will sacrifice If sold at once,
owner leaving city; must be disposed of; an
excellent Investment; property to be sold
with business.
WSI. O'NEILL
3010 Frankford ave. Phone Kens. 3751 W
LIMOZAINE
'THE BUSINESS BROKER"
SUITE 814-S13
ITU CHESTNUT ST.
OPPORTUNITY to make Business connec
tion with Arm. hold territory on a product
representing progress of 00 years ln low
pressure boiler, efficiency: man only who
wants permanent connection with services
considered. C 417. I.edger Office.
CIGARS, confectlonerv, fountain with nron
-aaa.. -1 ft ft a.. I- 111 Klin. ..--V. a. - J - J , a A A
Cf,. fH,U "la.. 11UUU, V-aBal IIUTUOa f t U U U
ninmnn-l P..,. P-. 1310 Chestnut
iaAiivii-i iwuu; v-v. Room 303
Manufacturing corporation of higher
order haa opening for capable executive as
secretary; Investment of $5000 lo $10,000
required. C 420. Ldger Office.
DIRECTLY adjoining Camp Dlx 14-room
house and store combined; rood oppor
tunity; easy terms; $8000. SI. W. Hargrove.
Biowns Mills. N. J.
DRUG STORE 'n Trenton at real sacrifice;
$30 average dally; beautiful proposition
nnd location. J7500. Phono 7409. Slegel.
1100 South Broad St.. Trenton, N. J.
COSIPANIES incorporated - We assist In
ralaliu additional capital to those wishing
to expand, also act as registrar and transfer
l cents ir mj-j scorer uince.
ntlNTINO plant; central; fully equipped
whole or half -interest: good proposition.
Diamond Realty Co. 18j&Si!'a'fflut
SENIOR PARTNER will sell half Interest
ln established auto necessity salca agency;
no competition; sales $2000 monthly; grow
Ing. P 71. Ledger Offlco. 18th nnd Vine.
ADVERTISERS Save money, get results;
50-page rate book tells how: greatest hook
let of Its kind published: mailed free Stan
flard Advertising Agency. BOO. St. Louis, SIo.
MANUFACTURING machine shop requires
investments in amounts oi a.uuu or more.
with or without service. C 005. Ledger Off.
Wanted
If?
a
SUCCESSFUL
MANUFUCTURER AND
EXECUTIVE
having sold his own business will re-
organize and manage a concern
needing flntiwlal and other aid.
P 103 1 Ledger Offlco
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
ELECTRIC MOTORS
REPAIR WORK
RELIABLE ELECTRIC MOTORS
ANDREW I. MEHAN CO.
309 RACE ST
MARKET 0110 MAIN 2686
Dynamos and Motors
OF ANY SIZE
GEORGE SACHSENMAIER & CO.
Office: 926 N. Third St.
WAREHOUSE AND SHOP
028-30-32 NORTH THIRD STREET
MOTORS and GENERATORS
Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchanged
New and rebuilt equipment of every Ua ln
stock for oulek shipment.
PRICED TO SELL
R. SCHEINERT COMPANY
123 N. 3D ST.
NEW H-H. P. Westlnghouse, 110-volt alter,
natlng current; OO-cycle motors. 120 each:
other size motors at reduced prices. G E
MINK COMPANY, 227 N. 4th St.
ELECTRICAL MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS"
POWER EQUIPMENT 4UU,".
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO.. 110 N 3D ST
WANTED Assembling nnd milderlng of any.
thlnu In Jewelry, novelties or metals; pnits
.r sno IhI work. Korff. Its S. 7Ht st.
BARB steam pump, 14"xS"xl2", first-class
c nd.: make good fire pumn, IBIovalor Con-
structlon nnd llrinlr Co. I.23 fomm-rre a t
Pl'l.l.l.YS. hangers shafting b dttiiK, half
price. Motor Exchange, 327 N. 3d.
NEW ft second-hand mnihlnery boughtT-ild
axch. . plants dismantled. Grow, 1300 N.;id
DOQS
POLICE DOG PUPPH-'H BY
Champion Bero of Elmview
of the Wldener Kennels, and Lady Nora de
Lille.
1043 New Btenton ave.. Oermantown Phlla
i-.cn r ..ii.uoii mm uminia ave.
l'OR SALE Pollco dog puppies; pedlgree"d
blue-rlbhon stock, Box S3. Orenloch, N, J.
WANTED
WE WANT at onoe, household furniture'
store fixtures, office furniture! pay scot
cash: honest value. Phone us about It. Lo.
cust 4214. Old Church, cor. 12th & Ch.rTS
ANTIQUE china, furniture, gold, silver dla.
monds. "Antique.1' 62S Chestnut. Wal.702.
OARPBT JLBANINQ
"5P
CANING CO.. IW
TTSED AUTOMOBILES ,
MARTIN-ALEXANDER
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
(Baking Process)
Produces a most handsonm lustrous fin
ish which stands under nil weathr con
ditions without cracking! the Martin
Alexander Process, because of long satis
factory wear, Is most economical! also
to be considered Is the pleasure and
satisfaction of driving a handoome car,
.Our facilities vlj enable us to com
plete your car In the shortest time poe
slble; we a-naranlee delivery when prom
ised! If you want to see how your, car
will look come and see our work.
MARTIN-ALEXANDER
AUTOMOBILE PAINTINO
120-123-130' Reed st.
Oregon 2201 Slain 7089
BOURNE TRUCKS
Two ton; some wltlf cabs; $500 to $700
DODGE TRUCKS
One ton; open express body! Torblson rear:
$700! very good
FORD PANEL BODY EXPRESS
101S; very good condition! $230
PIERCE-ARROW SERVICE CAR
Very good engine and chassis; $175
FORD ROADSTER
Just painted; good condition; $150. Wlfl
Pay to Inspect these before buying elsewhere.
See Sir. Cnplc. Atlantic Refining Co., 3144
Prssyunk ave.
Spiral Bevel Gears
Transmission Gears
Axle Shafts
FOR ALL CARS
Special Ford Spirals
THE GEAR SHOP
1635 N. BROAD ST.
Uliiir nnd
Pinion Genni.
Also
Transmission
Gears, Axlo
Shafts.
Always on
Hand.
Instant Delivery
SATTLER'S
1601-15 Spring Garden St.
1 AM an nutomobllo salesman, employed by
Herbert .Brothers, distributors of Chandler
and Cleveland 0-cyllnder cars, nm orterlmr
for sale the lOl'O Cleveland B-passonaor
tourlnc car used by mo In sales work, so
that I may securo a later model: will con
sider any, reasonable offer: nlso trade In
another car or nrrnnRe time payments If
desired: car uuaranteed as to condition;
demonstration tn suit your convenience. J.
Sowden. '..007 N Broad st. Homo phone,
Tioga f.n.'in.M. day phone. Snruce 4123
HONEST BATTERY
SERVICE STATION
WE REBUILD YOUn BATTERY
fl rolt. $9' 11! volt. J12: rebuild battery, 18
up. 1422 RACE ST. SPRUCE 1774.
' OPEN SUNDAY
AMERICAN 0. 1021 3 pass.'. Kuaranteed to
be In A-l mechanical cond.; Rood ton, paint
mm airrn; una.'. i- unit. Avenger unTtce,
AUTOCAR chassis and power-operated coal
body, completely overhauled, reputnted,
tested and g-uaranteed: this car Is attractive
ly priced nnd will be sold iiailcklv; small
down payment and easy monthly terms: will
demonstrate. THE AUTOCAR SALES AND
SERVICE CO.. Market and 23d ets.
BUICK 1020 solan: driven enly 500O miles;
excellent condition: will sacilflco See Mr.
Hunter. Stut7. Agency. Osn N Broad st.
CADILLAC
Roadster: special built body: show ear: come
look this over. ROYAL MOTORCAR CO.,
INC 020 N Broad st. Phone Poplar 0030.
CADILLAC
1340 roplar at.
10 7-passemter, J80. Call
Poplar 3245. Mr. McMlchael.
CHANDLER ''''""tch; 1020; like new:
Motorrar Co . Inc.. 020 N. Broad. P.-n 00.0.
CUNNINGHAM 1021 4-passeiiKer special
speedster, with handsome body nnd many
unique features; rrartlcallv new; ros: S7111111
In July: offerer! nt big sacrifice bv prlvute
owner Call H P Pntchett Tcnst anoo
riOnnP SEDAN, lato model, like new.
UJU1U STANLEY AUTO CO.. 010 N
BROAD ST. POPLAR 7820.
DODOE tour., lato model. $130: bal. terms'
open evgs. Broadway, 805 N. Broad at.
PiOnnF jedan. Uko new; $850. Mr. Mc
UULAjC Donald. IIOS N Broad at
ESSEX roadster, 1920; like new; cood rub.
ber and ralnt. McMcDonald, U03 N.
xmiivii
FOR SALE by owner, Hudson town car: run
only 8000 miles; upholstery, paint and
n.chanlcal condition excellent; no dealers
M 131. I-odger Office. uoaiers.
FORD TJu,!l. wo"" Irive. express body;
t, ,. ;'1,."P'SANLEY AUTO CO.. Old
FORD Rn0",dter' 1020; like new; nrst
rn i,, nVn-V,'-...'.'.' . 'S? "wreur
.. ..w., fcv. .-. tuvnu n, 1'Op. UUiltl,
HAYNES 17 B-PaflBenrcr; excllent. Call
1RIO pnnt, -,"" ". -r. aicaticnaei.
HUDSON 2"' b,?Ilu"' Ms
car Co.. Inc.. U20 N? Broaii .T'VSSUr
I AM an automobile salesman, cmplojed by
Herbert Brothers, distributors of Chandler
and Cleveland 0-cyllnder cars: am oiferlnc
for sale the 1020 Chandler 7-passeniter tour
Init car used by me ln sales work, so that I
may securo' a later model; will consider any
leasonabln offer; also trade In another ca?or
arrange time pas ment it desired: car Kuar'
ur,,,nenfen,;l1e.,0'Trrsen,0",7q
I LEXINGTON
-pass, sport model, hand-
Ml.,,,.. Inl. 'l-.ll I. . . a
1 ,,.1 m... ;.-'"" ." r.'i"'' .'." f rm
v ,.r.,r miiin " v' ,,-u - "ro:ld
MARMON speeds or. 1021; driven very ilttLT
mnny oxtras, nt, reasonable nff.ir refusid'
MAXWELL lour""- ,ft model, like
iinvitLU. new . first $275 takes Roval
MMojrJJoMncHJ.Mi N. Hroad. Pop. Viu3u
MERCER ?'"-, 'lTa"a' Spurt "7Ts,rr..
, , 5' "'O""" new; J200 worth
special Miupmeiit. MiirllU Roai Miturcai
'i Inc . nail N Broad Pnni.r 'lugl."1""
MERCER !,., w. 7:"-
Kiiimiu iMfii .-. uroan nt.
MERCEDES"',""'- ''i'-5. h'i'w
LO 010 N. Broad'ep0n S7LEY A"TO
NASH, 1U21, like new. 1800, balance terVnT.
oren nvnn. n,n..i,. onV "IV"".?8 ''fins:
:'".:" "- ' """ ' "r"" st
' -. "lalWU .,
nAiiu.aiAlj tourlnjr. 1020. $160. bal tern,;.
im-n .vn. 1 1 , .!..... o,r ,' a.1, terms;
-- ".-. 011,1 ,,. nro..d ur.
OLDSMOUILE. coure. 1020 reOnlnh,,!. "
, condition. CharlJ. Ooldberg "10 v B'
tenhouse st. Phone n...'." L.W' ll"-
OI.DSMOBILE 8, tourlnti iunl t7,nirrT-r
terms, onon .-. iS.."-.:. 't06. bal.
" """ " j 011. j r lrrnait
ir.iml u ,v .. ttnn ce4WJ-' neciiaiHcally
N. Broad. ' """ " Jlr' ". Oil
WERLANDp?-?:"";"""- xrssi
1310 Poplar ,t. l P'ttr J-"' Mr- McMkhael.
l"Ai'-;iV"V,:, 4:SifB,s.I'"."Jv.",-: model; hal-k
RolUaRoyca- type 'head Tamps? Itwft" ,""1
given th best of care bv Vh '.,... ' !?. ""n
and the car Is Pr.ictlo.illy iJw n, "ve?v nor
speet moderately priced 'Vg', re.
PA 1(111. 7-pasu tourlnn, In i-ood rona'.vir
vi-riown t .1,1 then; miner will bu..LSIN
peiilie purthnser full part,,SnrU. '"'""
deii.iisirale car by Kipolmni-n?' h',aT1
for iah. t.r v sale l'h,; ,!r"S' !"raaln
PAIilE. Hill), fine slu. 7.-f b , f ,rTn "
I-1 r. RtTiTCiTTiT i-ivT" 7. 77. ,.-u A W'-'f '' - -.'i
iiTi.r,. ,;.-,,. -: ---. -- "'rL"J"nK n"o
iec ntlj Oi'ThnuIrd in n n .'"iid.ttiui
Hon bv MiMolniin',.,,, 1". vv-.'.' , 'lr".'"'"'tiii-
PFI HT """ - iei tlTTTTTiTr; r-
r'LU1 Mr. M. Donal.r im?," v ,"J..,lVrlX-
RAIU'II 4 L.VNtTTinriJ
Thi. o . , n' BrnuBhani
whee'li." j" n b Vlit "Manaier "'iKi,?,"
Iieoaitmeni. rranim., vi.."" ??. Used-Car
N Broad st Poplar 4050 "r ' "" u,l
REO, laid; now top and Paint: niiJ.hTini.i.
f'lVroK!-1 tlre'' tCC0' " ffr"",?
STANDARD";" Fri7
Mr. MeMleha.l faJS' n.SLl .l'"lr 3245.
STORAGE BATTRRIFQ
o
Nahl IVSJstXSt
USED AUTOMOBILE
wtff itt'a liealf imnn. --!.. i "I
number of Autoiar '-'-ton chass. ulM,s I
are row fof sale at every resEonabm K'cn
irpnluted und Kuaranteed by u"; fcn7,Mci s.
paincnt and eusy terms, Tlji.; v i ,'VJL "rt T
Sales and service co! MuHI?1
2Hd sl. "".raet t,j l
a,,,,, 'lf.a--Alltni-ae I hB..I. aa.. la.
completely and tliprounhly ovJJh'l
chaails. tepalntcd nnd truarantied kU"1'"
very reasonable nrst payment and uJ!'!
call, write or phone. THE AUTt8'J,i
&.1 St., ""'"' -. Market Tn'j
WANTED, nutompbllesi must be n A."l5r'"
dltlon. 1707 Vino st. A l . ,
OLD GOLD
OLD Rold, silver, platinum, plaled war. .rr
ivln Jewelry, teeth elates lw..,-i..w.''t eid.
Est. 1817. J. L. Clark, refiner. n Sf .
CASH paid for old Bold, sliver and a7tT
clocks. Rogers. 45 B. 17th. Locust U?.'
PAINTING PAPEnw A vnTiue.
FIRST-CLASS paperhanglnsi rooms paJHa
. UB-,5l",.e.rllSe,?cte,1i blnP. slltf;
free. Goldberg, 2201 N. 3d,
Ken. I3,j,
STAMPS AND C0IN3
ABOUT 8TAMPS BUY OR SEI t
PHItA. STAItlP CO.. 22 a"" 8TII HT.
ROOMS FOR RKNT
BItOAD. N.. 2823 Well furnished. slnTTZ
en suite hardwood floors, electricity. '
lla,A. hnl water. ' coth .
........ . . .
CHESTNUT, 2000 Larne single and doukl.
rooms: running water. uoie
CHESTNUT. 2043 Rooms and batn. nsii
turn.: single room: electricity; refers!?1
CHESTNUT, 2030 Desirable vacancies sla.
de or en suite with or without bath.
CHESTNUT. 31)00 Deslr. rooms for bun"
.,. ne.iule! conv. locn.! irnoil Hlni, ...T(
a-------- - . rnn-a.
DIAMOND, PJ07 Front! well turn,. TT:
single room: bath, shower; private elm".
'ir.-yt.-r. 't.- JRKIlrj,nn ,. .,., m .' -1
HAZEL AVE.. 4050 I.argo att. IM n. fronii
mod.: prlv. Phone Woodland 41102.
MARKET. 4131 Two single turn. rooraT
all conv.; fine location. "'
.MONTGOMERY AVE., lv 1V1J0 Third flo
......a, ..-.... - a. ... ....,.., mil, y.
PINE ST.. 1380 2-sty. front, handsoniilj
fi.: twin beds; running water;slngle v'st
bPHUCU ST., NEAR ISTH Two or 3 co'm.
munlcatlng rooms, unfurnished, for itnr.
men, with use of' bath If divided; In prlvit!
lam Iv. C 482. ledger Office. """
10TH. N.. 1SU, HOTEL, KUHIO D,.r
tltul turn, rooms, spotless clean, ticoi
dally and weekly rates; ronv, to statltms!
ITU Ml-tJiriiis 1-1 iisssrmii. t-"Xf IIT PrUCt 1BI4
SPRUCE ST. near 13 It 2 cr S.commuw.
catlnc rooms, unfurnished, for single mea
with use of bnjh If desired; In private fan.
Ilv. C 432. I-odtrer Office.
lhTH. N.. 3034 Des Jurn. second-fleer
rooms for itentlemen. eTear Tioga Station
nnd car line; refs exchanged. Tioga 87fi? w
20TH. H., 225 Rooms. 1 small and 1 larn
rnnm. rliaitnl ftlrnlini,,1, l-nar -.- .V
i" a..--.., --.. a.waa.a. VllUaai;
reference. t
41TH. S.. 231 Largo double room. furnlihe4
second floor front, adjolnlntt tile UtV
electricity. '
45TH. B.. 420 Attractive third-floor front
I.. ."-.. "' ' "w -'- nm'M IQCmiOI.
46TH. H.. 110U Model, furnlihed room nxt
bath, private family, gentleman. Phon
ssiimiinini tnio if.
PRIVATE family, vicinity 42d and PlnT
will rent room, furnished or unfurnliMd:
electricity, continuous hot water: breakfssi
cptlonal. Phone Baring 0427 J. '
GIRARD ESTATE A beautifully fumliM
room, southern exposure, In wcll-appolntei
home; 2 nurses or business women, breakfut
optional. Pr-nn Oregon 3121 M.
l'OR OENTLEMAN Sitting room and b-t.
room, adj. bath, furn. or unfurn.: elee
Owner, vicinity 15th & Oxford. Pop, 3020 VI.
HANDSOMELY furnished room in larie
modern furnished home: electric lights: lot
mlnulei to City Hall . Phone Baring 0 IU.
SINGLE room In private home with housa.
kceplr privileges; lady preferred: netr
WCril ,,".'. a.aMa.v.... a ,...lla- .,.11, ,,,'.
ELEGANTLY furnished room, reml-prlreti
pain, lor couyie ur Keiiviemei.. luai uy
cust st.
LARGE furnished room bath and porch, for
seml-lnvalld; board, P 1133. Ledger Off.
ATTRACTIVE furn npts.. som housMipr,
Sherwood Apt. Acency. 1.134 Walnut st.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
I'll IV ATI', family, vicinity 4 I'd and Pie.
I will rsnt room furnished or unfurnished:
'.'.al.lallwl Anntlnnniln t.A. aa.n.naa. Iiaaal.,...
Uiei;il lajifcj , LUIIIIIIUWU, IIUl "lll.l, LlUlilaall
optional, l none iiarinc m,i .i.
EXCEITIONALLY well - furnished rooms.
high-class nome, rer. surrouna's; 3 batbi;
2 phones; vicinity 40th & Spruce: In fam. J
adults: gentlemen only; refs. Baring OM.
LOGAN
NICELY furn. large rm , 1 smaller, breik
fast optional, beau, loca 4013 N. 10th et.
ROOMS WANTED
THREE or 4 unfuin. nns. for hkpi. priv
ilege of bath, for widow, with son 17 yrs.
otd;,Clernmntown pref. P 1120. ledger Of.
BOARDING
ROOM and board ur unfurnished -housekeeping
rooms for 2 children, with companion;
reasonable terms: no nsponslblllty of oil
dren attached; city or suburbs. C 52tt,
Ledger Office.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED
W.VNTED Board nn farm for mother tnl
eon. school ag,, ln refined Christian adult
family; will ntslst with household J.t:
Pennsylvania preferred C 520 I-edur 08,
APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
LOGAN 1810 N. Broad St.
T I O G A 1528 Venango St.
N. PIIILA. 15th & Columbia Av.
W. PHILA. 207 S. .53d St.
CENTRAL 1001 Pino St.
Albert M. Greenfield & Co.
15TH & CHESTNUT STS.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
AT 1504 LOCUST ST.
RENTAL ATTRACTIVE
WALLINGFORD APTS.
fOlli above Chestnut, laree second floor apt,
for rent, October 1, living room. 3 bedrooms.
Illo bath and shower, dining room. P"""
kitchen, inald room and lavatory lianas
ni'ii w
APARTMENTS to rent, all sixes, fumls-wl
or unfurnished; all sections.
UNIVERSAL SERVICE ASS'N
807 DREXEL BLDG.
LOMBARD 5084
1.1TH ST . N . 223S--Flnelv furn. third-floor
, mod. apt., small adult family: 2 tedroomi.
living rm. bath, dlninir rm.. kitchen.
an.LJ.Ia.a.1 , ,. ... ,..,., Alrtrt0.
-rii,,-uDiui:it7U I1UU-1, II. " n--, liWnlG
hdwd. floors; continuous Ii. w Wyo. 4702 i
1W1 W. ONTARIO HT .Modern 2-rooro
opts., nttrncllvolv furn. for housekepinr.
or slmrle rooms; linen, lltht runnlnu not
and cold water, semi-bath; til 50 for 2-room
up.irtmeni per w.eK
017 SPRUCE ST. Two unfurnished suits
on second Iloor. ready for occupancvu".
1. very fine accommodations. JAME; -J-HARE.
402 West End Trn.i. Hnrure 7t""j
OPEN TODAY, 3 TO 5
48tO Siiuom Apt. II, newly papered nl
painten: nent: eieeiric: 7n ner inonu'.
SPRUCE HT . near 15th -Apt., sulle of I
rooms and private bath; electric Hunt, hot
water heat; unfurnished; 1115 per "lon,!n:
Whiteside t, Mel-annhnn. 15th and Plne,
,,.,,, V- ,,,,,,(..,,,.. 1 a.-. ..n.. l,a,ntl.
I l.-dl.l i' Ull.ljnili',1' uaciieior ui'm" ,ti.
single and double; each with .mod, in
nam ana snnwer 124 M. tain si.
S II CORNER 17TH AND HUMMER STS.-j
Desirable modern upnilinents: 1 -
moms with bath and kltcniMiette. Apply J' u'
Puller, 10 H lSlh si .
THE .VAbll AP.UtT.MENTS,'l5'.'7 Spruce st.
--To lease, apartment. rooms, 2 bat-1"
and kllchen. iinfiirnlslieil -
BEAUTIFUL unfurn. hskpu'. opt,. 3 rm
kllchcneltn & bath: mod : conv.. exriui.
n'hnrhood: doi'lor's home, 1511 Glrard av
APARTMENT III'.'ADQl'ARTBHH .
I'rnlral npartinents a specialty Sherww
Ainuinent Aaeney. ia vvainui si
140 - Puur-room corner apartment; southern
nl"Jllllli II. IU ,-. ll'lll 1.1. . ,
KI'HHHAW ('HOWL, r.glft Chestnut L
Viii PINE hT b'lrst-tloor houselieepin'
sulle of 3 rooms, completely furnls""'
wninut tint
1521 SPRUCE Hkpv. upt., 4 rms. 4 ba'jil
aiso . rooms ami Dam; n.-w. nrui, ;-.
hdwd. floora; hy apimlntm't. Walnut 4'
SPRUCE ST., 1621 -Hkpit. apt . 4 rms..
iaiu, mon j rms, sun iiniiii "J,,"i Vjit
digH. n.avy. uiwirei ut appoiiuiiipiia. -' --' - .... r a
DIAMOND ST. apartment, 4 room ana dsi-
nui jjiamonq si.
WE HAVE several desirable housekeiplofj
apts, for rent, Taulane. lfl Walnut sb jjt
828 N. aiflT. ST Corneri 6 ,roornstl
r
ui an varuitngjn,'
tHTGrK'?railTlr!to.r

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