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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07

Eugene Fite left Monday for
Hobart. having been called by a
message stating that his mother
was very sick.
Miss Nellie Dillberg, who is at
tending the Lawton high school.
visited her parents here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Kennemur Of Law
ton came Saturday. called by the
illness of her grandchild at the
home of R. R. Farmer.
For Sale Baled Alfalfa hay, 2
miles north 2 l-2 miles west of
Elgin; phone No. 54 Red Line.
Apache. Chas. d. Campbell.
Misses Cora Ray and Blanche
Calyer came up from Lawton
Sunday to attend the singing
convention and to begin school
Monday.
W. r. Wolcost and wife took
Fay to Lawton again Sunday
where the third operation was
performed on him. He does not
improve as he should.
o. o. Kirkham of the Goodner
Book Store at Lawton was here
Monday supplying the school
children with books. Mr. Kirk
ham is also candidate for state
senator.
Charlie Purdy returned Thurs
day from Bartlesville. where he
had been working in the oil
fields. He says business is quiet
now and he expects to remain
here until about Jan. l.
Col. L. C. Coffin and wife re-
turned last Wednesday evening
from a months trip to the an
nual G. A. r. encampment at De-
triot, Mich. and q visit with old
friends through the northern
states.
Desiring to in every way
possible assist the cotton raiser.
we have decided to buy for q
time at least. cotton paying Sc
for same, either in trade or on
account, this 10 at least one dol
lar per hundred more than can be
paid in cash. Those desiring
trade will be given a cou pom book
receipted for that will be good TO
trade on until used up.
Yours anxious to please,
g L. E. Coffin.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07

ain,Lumber, Coal
McAlester Lump Coal $3.50
Lumber sold at lowest price
Highest price paid for grain
ID. F.. McANAW
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07

See H. P. Wettengel for insur-
abce, farm loans, real estate, In
diana silos and notary work.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07

Rev. d. L. Hinckley, pastor Of the
Elgin Methods. circuit, will preach at
the different appointments on the
Sundays and hours given below.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07
TNt MlklNS Of 1 MN

What is . man? A man is collection Of flesh, blood
bone muscle, brains AND CLOTHES. Without flesh, or
blood or bones. or muscle, brains. he would not be
Without Clothes he would be....n Jail.
The matter of clothing is all important II 10 thing
without which bs in life. And IL his
business requires that he mnge with other men, the state
Of his rament has much to do with his
We have all kinds for all peopleor the farm the store
the shop the professional msnn fact everything for
everybody. -
It's the Cures clothing that gives you manly feeling
that puts the finishing touch TO the groundwork of
But clothes not all need in this life The inner
must be fed It's the good things to eat that stimulate
and keep this machinery work We sell the right
price and guarantee the quality
Red Star Flour g. sack Is lbs sugar Saturday
slOo bars Crystal White soap 25c, No. Corn 1oc. Gal
Aprcots mot inferior grade but best quality 60c CAL
Peaches 5oc Gal. Blackberres SOC, Cabbage L2c E.
yaporated peaches. apricos and rasons. New stock
Quality good.
E. STONE, ELGIN.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07

Charlie Purdy returned Thurs-
day from Bartlesville. where he
had been working in the oil
fields. He says business is quiet
now and he expects to remain
here until about Jan. l.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07

o. o. Kirkham of the Goodner
Book Store at Lawton was here
Monday supplying the school
children with books. Mr. Kirk
ham is also candidate for state
senator.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-07

W. r. Wolcost and wife took
Fay to Lawton again Sunday
where the third operation was
performed on him. He does not
improve as he should.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
JOHN MITCHELL
STRONGLY OBJECTS
TO CUT IN WAGES
Proposed Means of Provid-
ing Work for Unemployed
Declared Unjust and Inn
practicable.

A decided stand against the acceptance
Of any reduction in wages by union work
men in order to make work for the un-
employed was taken today by John
Mitchell. of the United Mine Workers of
America, and member of the workmen's g
Compensation Commission OF New York.
The proposal for the reduction OF wages,
It Is understood, was made by number
of employers in various cities.
"The workmeu must not consent to any
such plan" said Mr.. Mitchell. "In those
industrlcs where the workers. by virtue of
their organization, solidarity and hard
work for many years have succeeded in
raising the scale OF wages to standard
above that predominating in average in
dustries, the workers must not risk the
sacrifice involved in the proposed plan.
Once the workmen consent to a reduction
in wages It will mean years OF struggle
before they will be able TO raise II once
mere TO the present rate.
"As far as the less paid industries are
concerned 1t is ridiculous to propose a
reduction In wages, because they are
about as low as they possibly can be, in
view Of the increased cost of living, and
in view of the fact that no working man
in the United States can be any too sure
of his job. We shall have to seek q So
luton for the Unemployment problem
elsewhere. The work of the American
Association for Labor Legislation and the
American Association on Unemployment
will help us a great deal in this con-
nection."
Mr.. Mitchell attended the convention of
these two bodies in this city on Monday
ard yesterday.
Equally opposed to the plan OF re-
ducing wages as a means of ameliorating
the unemployment problem was Leonard
Kraft, of the Building Trades Council of
this city Mr.. Kraft is secretary of the
council, and Is considered an authority
OIL conditions in the building trades
"I wonder what the employers will pro-
pose next" said Mr. Kraft. How can
we afford to penalize the workers for
condition for which they are not respon-
sible and for which society as a whole
must bear responsibility? There may be
some unions, who call themselves unions,
but who are really financed and con-
trolled by employers, who may accede
to this plan. But organized labor will
never accept It. There are 100000 wage
earners in the United States whose aver
age annual wage does not exceed $500
They are the great majority OF the wage
earners of the United States, and upon
them are dependent a population COM
prising some 6000O,00O inhabitants of the
total population of this country Are
you going to reduce their wages still
further? don't believe you can do It
without entailing still further misery and
discomfort"
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Need Something to work On

Willis-Is your church going to send
missionaries to the Far East to teach the
heather the Christian religion?
Glllis-No. we've got to wait till the
heathen gets back from the war that the
european nations have called them to.
Puck.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30

Copyright, Fllegendo Bnetter.
Visitor dost in contemplating
the owners dachshund Is lying)-It is
not genuine, Mr.. Kommerzlenrat.
Owner-What?
Nisitur--The Rembrandt.
Owner (mollified) Well, well,
wouldn't swear to that | thought you
referred to my dachshund.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
CLASSIFIED RATES

DAILY AND SUNDAY
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
TRfeo insertons in week iS iS. per per linz n:
Seven consecutive insertions. 1Oc per line
loOo-ne contract daily ad-
situations wanted. three iiai inser- " PCT i'"'
tions In week. k...,.....,.', Toe per line
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this)
Permitted in all -claaancations except Help
and Situations Wanted Lost and Found Per-
sonals. Boarding and Rooms.
one insertion. ..,.'..'...,..,. 20c per line
Three insertions In a week. . ITHc per line
Seven consecutive insertions. . 15c per line
l000-line contract daily ad-
All rates are based on agate ssG ngr me
IL agate lines to tho inch
DEATH NoTICES-elther paper
10 lines one time. observation-disclosures. 6Oc.
Three insertions. .......................S 81. %
DAILY ONLY
IN Effect December I, 1919
COMBINATION RATE
for insertion in both the morning and evening
papers OF same day;
PUBLIC LEDGER
9(MoRNING)
EVENING LEDGER
CnvENlNG)
Add four cents per line net to rates given
HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVERTISING IN Tho PUBLIC LEDdER
MAY BE INSERTED IN THE EVLsNISti
LEpGER WITHOUT ADDITIoN A L
CHARGE, :
Will accept Ledger want ads at office rates,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30

srENodRAPHER-N Wanted. nFsi-eiass sleios-
iQrhef; apply m WritlnE. statpE axe, CAD
aud tef very des pos FOR one having nraler
BIENOQRArHER with soIlls experience: resi-
dent Of Vast Philadelphla preferred. s. 10
qlaft Amply by letter Electro Dental Mo
Cos. 13d and Arch sis
aTkNooRAPHER and hqokkeepef; give ref
erpellsnce aud salary. y 3in, Led. Central
WANTED Nurse aud urstalFs girl English
cf leFmau rrefefredi location GcrmantoWn.
Aadress faa. ledger Central
WANTED AiddIe7asea refined Womau. 81
neu44ksereg lur Nidouer with ErpHn-uu fanla
as he1t references q slN, Lce>,r laf..f<t
trk,l Fh-A AEznleis -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

1
eHaMSnpSb preSraby sSSS n sty o PooG from
RSSsr qose RoS 81 Aadyiss adyan FxnF tel00N00'
cHAMRERMA1p and waitress, with good ref.
Address res III Chestnut St Bell tel Market 252l.
tSkG sniiTG cSase aRSSIdf %6SuId act sSp
Hds dr,o maid Ssos sa6 fnsasr tce T
city preferred, Tor Sood cook in small family
COOK colUrod first class, wishes posltioni
public or private; country preferred l4lO
COOK and second maid. sisters German Prot- rot
estants, desire positions, s25, Ledser on:
COOS or b9Feksepcr, in ETlystst StaHD ISmiiy; ref
DahS9S 6ut sood h atter Tio5 MoarSsa Dick 22ii VI
DREssMAKEn Of NeW YqEk assiTSs s fnEsEewS; 6 w
evening gowns speelaitS, Fhone " al; i'U- or,
GOWNS EVENING CLoAKS AND TAILOR
X SMSNiahoIs mi Christian st. Phone
HOUSEKEEPER, managing; take full charge
Of h9me s1e P sS dSeT oee
6s: can take entire charge, p s3i, Led on.
HousEWoRK or eo9SlnE-SS n3oaG Protestant
reference; good cook. p saa. Ledger Office,
light cgloEsSaa B ESa tsd Ell om n
washing: eSceueIl TeLeIGnSs.. -. .-SS -.
HOIJSENOlil<--Youn girl Will assist; willing
to learn Protestant. r Sli. Ledger oInee.
U0IJSEWORK or chnmberworlt-YounE girl;
rcfcrSnce: city or suburbs. Phone Dick, &3I.
INFANTS NURSE wishes entire charge OF In
liant, from birth: good reIerence' NJ VVS'
Ledger Othdo. -------------
INFANT NTlRsE-Prot., experieneed; can take
fuil charge; best ref. 2dI N 2sth ST. -
LADY would like to place a white waitress
Phone l'iS cynwyd
N0TIIER's HELPER or invalid's attendant;
experienced; Protestant. Sj2 Ledger on
NURSERY COVER NESS r Young German
Protestant, speaking fluent English; reier-
ence. I SRI Ledger ofhce. ---..
S;rIsNOGRAPHfcR, conscientious and dependa-
able would Consider moderate salary reier-
cncts b 23J. Ledger ofhce.
sIrRsNodRAPHER. comp; mod. sal W aoil-
ity is demonstrated, 3l4, Ledger othce -
TYPIsT and order clerk; 8 years mfg, OK
rate rapid, reliable. sR, Ledger Central
WHEN IN NEED OF an eNperienced office as
sistant. bookkeeppr, stenographer or c!erk'
call up Walnut 1000 and consult with MISS
Dean Of the Commercial department VINO
has a list OF hgh-grnde experienced girls
eager for positions. Avail yourEelt or the Tree
service to Ledger advertisers NOW.
WORKING housekeeper-Neat young Prot. .des,
pos. small family; no laundry q 0i1 Led Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
AGENTS

AGENTS for BILLY" Sunday Book having
wonderful sucCess; one agent writes. WORK
ed about Ave hours and sold ~ books. l'ook
authorized by Mr.. sunday; magniheently II.
he lights sin and the devil. Every Christian
home wants this book. Write for terms ana
free outfit Address The Complete supply
Co., r., 1870 W. Lehigh ave-, Phila.. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30

ON THE GROUND FLOOR
Poor John seemed terribly broken
up after the house party"
Yes poor kid, he always did have
a weak heart and n slim pocket
book"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30

sTENoGRAPHnRs. hookkeebers ana
? clerks can obtain valuable lnforma-
ton about securing po9itlons by In
teffle8lue Miss Dean at Ledger Gem
trail, See her AZ onee Tor this FREQ
adkiee, as the Commercial Depart
ment Is constantly securing good po-
sltlona for Ledger Advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
g1ruArroNg wANrnp-.MA1n

I DON'T WANT A "JoB."
but a iob leading TO n positloni ~
years business experience ln office,
81 les and manufacturing work. 10;
college educated; highest references.
q Sli. Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
HELP wANrBD-mALr

A MANUFACTURING corporation wants dis
trict managers who will he given exclusiVe
territory in Philadelphia, eentral ana eastsrn n,a
York and other important eritory for me
best and most salatle product ever plaesd on
every home, every place OF businessi genera
manager to act as iobber and sell to st1res
500 to $500 capital required .invebtikate
this al once. as Il Is high-grade business
proposition that is right IN every P9r,,S1ia5 P9,,,n
UP for yourself. Telephone Walnut lV,S, or
write " a. Y CO. 1915 Filbcrt st, Room
A BANKING HOUSE member q
New York and Philadelphia stock
Exchanges would engage two bond
salesmen OF demonsttated ability.
and one for territory adjacent TO
Philadelphia: give experience. II 40,
Ledger central, -
BooKKEEPER-Youp single man would pre-
credits; chance for advancement state salary
and experience, O oto Ledger Central. 49,
BOY, between 10 and IL years OF age in re-
ligous publishing and book FellinE business,
TO begin az lowest position; splendid oppor..
tnnity for on active, inteiiiaent sOS mus st
Sunday school Address in own handwriting,
q WI ledger Central. ----------
cLERK-YounE man. with experience. in bill
ing department OF steam pipe ana ht,ing
salary desired NJ SID Ledger oftlee. -
CONFECTIONERY SALESMAN
wanted for Pennsylyania territory. An
ply to w ID. Qulmby & Co, ~ Fort
land ST. Boston, Mass.
DRAuGHTsMAN, familiar with steam engine
construction; must be high-clats man; 10
cation eastern Pennsylvania; give reiet-
ences experience age and salary expected
Address I n02, Ledger O1lee. 2-----------.
DRUGGIST, rog. mgr. elderly man easy easy
work; steady position. NJ SIG Ledger once.
SALESMAN wanted by guaranteed hosiery
manufacturer; direct from mills TO consumer
whole or part time. 2I;l9 N. 18th I'll
SHIPPING CLERK. state age. experience and
wages wanted. 9 IL. Ledger Ontce.--
SOLICITOR, experienced In credits. collections
and familiar with city; refs II, Leu On
SUPERINTENDENT wanted for small ceme-
tery reply in own handwriting, state ,Rgs
religion, experience and wages eNpcctedi TO
must .havo good reference. q e62, Led Cent
WANTED-A gardener single, or married
without children; must bo fully capable ana
understand farming; give reference ooz'
Ledger Central. --.-----
General
AUTOMOBILE repairing and driving taught by
experts: special attention given TO carburetor
and magnetic detalls road lesson every day
and license Euarantcedi day ana evening nans
Kcnsnston 1Gll Huntington Auto School,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
Suburban

GERMANTOWN, The Colonial 143 w. Coul-
ter; higher class, choice location; rooms
single or Ell suite. Phone Germantown aiG2.
GERMANTOWN. West Coulter st. 1OO-orrers
desirable accommodations Phone Gtn. 5O0GD.
Table Board
BROAD ST., s.. 42i-stloct table board Phone,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

A LIVE WIRE
Five Years successful selling experience;
would like to represent manufacturer
locally; one offering wider opportunities;
ace 90; married; highest references.
q JiS. LEDGER CENTRALU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30

CONSERVATIVE 81 and per ceat lst MORT
4agea ou improved Atlantc CITY and Nantlef
rrQrrrttcsi Insured utled, punctual interest
ta4menta suaIanteedi amounts $1,000 10 S5o.-
gee. =, q Harrla = CO.. Atlantic city. n. 7.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
BOARDING

ARCH, 2023-2025- furnished, in
Guiding superior table, S0i table, 81
DIAMOND 21O2-2d-noor front room and
othots; comfortable, good location; reasonable.
PARK AVE, NJ, 104i--Turn. rooms, single or
On suitei running water; board optional.
PINE ST., 925-Room and board for couple or
gentlemen; dining room: up to date So up;
table d'hote, Doc. Phone Walnut 644I.
SPRUCE. 1924. 1920 tBrlsmOnde)- e)--Furn. rooms,
single en- suite: private baths; table board
WALNUT, 3OOJ--Exceptonai table Loard: alpo
beautituly furnished roomsi moderate prices.
WALNUT 43O0-I.ovely homellko rooms furn,
or unIurn.; good table. Preston 4S22 ID.
WALNUT i044-Desirable second story front
room; exceptional table board. Barring I4I.
10TH S., 3l4-Deslrable furn. rooms; single or
douhlei excellent table, all ConVeniences
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

CORINTHIAN AVE, S20-3 rooms. Kitchen
ettea baths. modern eonvs. Phone Poplar 1851
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APARTMENTS


CHESTER AVE, 42oT-Lovely 2d-hoor broom
apartment, baths, open hreplaCe house
keeping apartment 2 rooms and bath, fur.
nished or unfurnshed Call Preston $3.50.
LUXURIOUS apartment Two large rooms;
high ceiling open fireplace: beautifully FUR
niehed; hot and cold running water: SO Il
month. 2n30 Arch. Phone Locust 324T.
PARK AND COLUMBIA AYES. s. L. cor.-{3
rooms, steam heat 2d-iloor front. S22.0O.
SPRING GARDEN, l01O--Exccllent apts. In s
different housea; some furn'd kitchenettcs
WALNUT, 1222-24 (Kenwood) d)-Deslrabie va
cRncies single or suite; priv. bnths; Will
change to suit tenant: mod. rate. Wal, SisI
rooms, with baths. furnished or unrurnished;
hrst cnss: So M. Atnly innitir.
18TH AND GREEN, The Borcnsford-D
able apartments, bachelor or housekeeping
vapor heat Phone Poplar 5asa,
10TH, g., 1l3-Furnished complete housckeep-
ing apartment. rms. ard private bath. cor
house. Southern exposure. Preston 2G+G W.
FOR VACANCIES and complete Information "
all apartments free. consult
APARTMENT BUREAU
1ath and Spruce SITS. Prone Walnut oso. or
write for Apartment Directory" Dacember
Edition. Free.
LIONS HEAD MSnd'qRGIy Han gg{a,E '0T9ishsd Fo..f
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

PROPERTY In and around Philadelphia for
EnElish lnvestors only parties with good IN
tomie~proaueing properties OF desirable loea-
lion nee1 reply. Wire or write az once u
Amsriean REPRESENTATIVE W. J. huLLETT
Ioekpart ~ y,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
ROOMS roR RENT

WALNUT sToB.-Priyats FAMILY Will rent love.
~ I'd floor. furnished 10 kentlemcni oper
hreplaee. 4 wlndowa. sonthern exposure.
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WINDSOR AVE. 4f2o asth and. sprlngneld)-
Warm and cheerful room; private Family
all convonnncen. hnnlellke. phohe.
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE

an ACRES near Main Line p. II. H.; excel,
Tent layout for frui; and poultry farm
rathlosne free. !. .b. Thompson. West Chester
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T HE Ma SH
1527-29 Spruce Street
HANDSOME. UP-To-DATB
H o u S E X E E P N G.
AP A R T M E N T S
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
ON FIRST FLOOR
Apply on Premises
18TH ST., N, l512-Housckeeplng apartments
apst Gs door o s32So; second door SIS; janitor
HAMILTON COURT
CHESTNUT AND BOTH STREETS
n: AB A RSS% RSSs sRS sRS BAN s:.
r. H. THATCHER. Manager.
floor, good heater. S2250 Phone Wood T5o
POPLAR APIS, 1920 REPRESENTATION furn
tkpg. suites: private baths; hot-water heat.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GERMANTOWN
CHOICE properties In all sections Of Gtn., Mt.
A cff' f. adj I'll cS ss MEf r1I PoSS
MOUNT AIRY RYYR6SP,ItTiF3s AHP STHiEssrNur HILL
Pelham Trust Co. 0It0 Germantown ave.
SEVERAL large tracts OF improved land on
figh ground, wide streets and with une1celled
sSsy st dess RG saG i sf5yfs isd eSi oS S'uH"
Lansdale. Pa.
l5O BUILDING LOTS on Broad st. and inter-
secting streets, between Sth and 10th sts
high ground vide streets I.d, and Desirable sur
Address NJ Ul6, Ledger Onice.
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City, N. j.
sNAPs-seyeral choice bargains in cottages
and hotels, sale or rent; choicest corner lot
Bruckinann, $40 Guarantee Bldg Atlantic
National Park. N. ,,
YOUR opportunity; lots 2Sxl50; near trolley;
overlooking Del: adioln; Campbell Soup co
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
100 ACRES. ~ miles from station, Main
hnS haSsi.d az stone and fra frame % Ssn q%e out6us
ngs; orchard, meadow, s.rsami In good
New Years bargain, ~,
9ss absn't 1RSi FerEst It. The "fasiSa,' NSm6sr."
175-AcREs near Main Line p. n. nj excel,
lent layout for 1sn,S rbnS, an, ana GSsi,ry iatn
REAL ESTATE 70 EXCHANGE
Atlantic Chy. n. J.
HOTELS. sotisgss, 7PsIEtmsnss ETC. 70 sx-
fAhaPPsi g. PPsSi. III ) rsnna. ave, 1.iahtie cltS,"
REAL ESTATE WANTED
PROPERTY In and around FhiladsIPhia for
English Investors; only parties with good IN
Soms.proeuelng. preBfirtiss q Desirable loSa,
American TspEsssntati's' W. J. huLLErr.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
oniees. Business Rooms. Ets.
CGi{(,E SECORB-FLOOR ROOM, 2axi5. suif-
dshcins school doctor % dentlst lis LeeasI
FACTORIES. warehouses, MfE. Floors
F0NPLETE PLANT Of SO machines Tor manu-
Featuring Of rsady-te-wtar garments Tor sale
al bargain, With lease. sommera stella
i5lT Market 81, eighth door
TWO FLOORS, hTst and second story, wiki
steady power, l4ooo square feet. well lightedl
Tow insurance. Bradbury BFothers Bristol
stan near Germantown ave, Nieetown.
eFNTeAt5os K Co.. 31F i8i1 pESSS.- S-f9M s1fLbSfkSaS bSfkSaSF
Atlantic oits, n. ,,
AFATT n FsTs ANp cqrTAGEs ioF TssI
Or year. ali leeltlons. prices S2s pei ni6nth
~. 4. Q. Aasris e.. asIiisls RldE.
MORTGAGES
S50oo0O0
FOR FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES
sA9oAli isio tstisFl hs SlEiilEssHvf il;ss
coNsERYAI - and peg eeat. tsg mort
4ases 81 improved Aiiantie cts end NsntEer
ften,tf.f- - :. z5dda p At.ft
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MORTGAGES


sjOufu.u0
FOR FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES
SAMUEL II, CHESTNUT
1910 CHESTNtiT ST
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