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The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

DETROIT, Sept. i7-Close. Chi
cago bulls feel greatly encouraged
by the outlook They taink wheat
WIN advance II the allies get their
ioan, as much OF IL will De used iu
nuylng wheat. The opening was
strong and higher
heat was nervous and had some
sharp fluctuations early n tho dav
put tht general tone Of advices was
much more bulliEh than 1T auy pre-
vious time in a month The market
IL believed 10 he working Into a
strong position. II eagflV Ierornes
oversold and dealers look Tor no ma.
tertal decline until the noVernept 70
market has been greatly lnrressed
Inc siowness In marketing ~ one gf
the reading points OF bullishnpEs
Cssh wheat is wanted FOR milling
ana 70 MI September shipping sales
ahu tnere u not enough 10 be had
Some usually well advised chicago
houses are mentioning dollar wheat
TOT December. Premiums on ash
wheat are high AMI dealers soc
! .rouoie LOT December shorts unless
, farmers let their wheat 10 more
freely.
While bears are greatly discouraR-
ed by the recent action 81 the mar.
ket. they cling 10 the belief in much
lower prices. They know tue wheat
IL in the country and feel that
naturally must GO 10 market When
" moves In any considerable volume
thcre VIII soon be plenty Of ~ 10 re-
neve the present scarcity. hut tho
bnis are NJ uring on some export lie o.
mand. II this should come with snv
vigor after the allies have secured
their loan IL might again change tho
outlook 10 the discomfort ~ tho
bears. The bulk Of the winter wheat
moving now Is poor. bur farmers are
bullish and hold out for higher prices
for damp. grown and musty grain
Wheat had some periods OF weak
ness, but the general trend df prices
was upward and the close was AZ an
advance OF lhc In cash. ic in De-
cembcr and " in May.
rye and oats advanced nc and
L cloyerssed 20 q Csc.
Il Wheat quotations: Cash and Sep
tember No. red si.i4; December
opened with an advance of hc at
l.osh. advanced 10 sl0e. declined TO
] O.os and advanced TO 81 oe; May OPP
ened nj &l12h. advanced to sl.13, de-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
BOSTON CoppER srocks-tcIo..l

AhmesE' %. Areaaian. s& Aiasks
Old 32S Anaconda. - = American
Zinc. 52Ts, Butte Superior. s0ls
calumet Il Arizona. Ga Chief Con.
IS Calumet a Hecla, $40. Copper
Mines Cons. Ia. Chino. ~ copper
Range. 5fI1 East Butte. l2h; First
National. IA. Franklin. SIS Green
CanNnea' 3s& GoIdneid. a. Gran
by. "a. Inspiration. 34n Michigan
2it Miami, 21A: Mohawk. T3ii
Msyhowcr. ia North Butte, 2ss
Creek. I7h Quiney. 50: Ray consol.
2if. st Mary. b2Is superior n Bos-
ton, 2S shannon, sS. shattuck. ~
Tamsrack. Sc. Tenn. Copper. 81
United Fruit. 1875. Utah Consol, =
Min. a Ref. Co. IL: do. pfd, 4sL
Utah Copper. s5s Ventura Oh. i2i1
Verde. 6. Victoria, IA: Wolverine
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
PASTOR TO
QUIT AFTER
LONG Term
Rev. w. J. Jacobs, De.
trOit Minister For IL
Years, Resigns
DAUGHTERS POOR
HEALTH is CAUSE

After II years service. the Rev
William j. Jacobs has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Boule
ward Congregational church, 10 ,ako
effect Oct. 81. He Is obliged 10 move
10 another clims5=. n. explains, be
cause of the poor health OF his Is
year-old daughter. Emma. who If az
hicted with a rheumatic affection OF
the heart. While ae has not defin.
!tely decided on a location, he viii
probably go east for while at least
MI Jacobs resignation comes as
a surprise and a shock to most OF
the members OF his congregation
lie had talked with a few OF the
church officials about reslgning, but
the matter had been kept very quiet
To I'LL Mr.. Jacobs place in a sat.
isfactory manner r. a task that the
trustees probably will find rather
difncult He had come 10 be regard
cd almost as a fixture in the church
During his pastorate he has seen
every other Congregational church
in the city change ministers at least
three times. And In the entire state
there IL only one Congregational
minister who has held his post
longer.
Mr.. Jacobs also IL well-known in
local Masonic circles. He Is a bril-
liant speaker, and has been much In
demand at lodge functions where
speaking was In order. He is a mem
Der Of Ashlar lodge, No. 90. and OF
Monroe council
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
LIVESTOCK
HAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
(Duunamg z Seevens.t

East BUFFALO. N. Y. Sept IT,
(attle: Six cars; market slow; choice
~ Il 4So, plain and coarse, S7.50aT.75:
<4elce to prime handy steers, S7.75g
tair to good grassers. S7q7sb;
U9ht common grassers. ts6ts2s;
xoarltnge dry fed, es6s,25. prime fat
NeUofe. e1&1.s0: good butcher heIf-
I'LL; best fat cows. Ss.50as.5
y i:1s; Gamers. ss.5ees.ss: fancy
1lIs. ": sausaFe bulls. ss.s06s:
1Doayy. o7.eo911s; mixed. Ss.4odsyo:
'8oxkesa 2e2b@S pigs. S7a725.
g 4oep: Ten cars, market slow: top
~ trf$; yexrftngs. ts5oaT.
2<rcf& tS9ezs;. ewesr $sG5.5o.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

ehned to sI.Is and closed at si.i2is
No white, 81 IL.
Coarse grain quotations-Corn
Cash No. ?. IS n e. No, yellow. Sic.
oats: standard. 3Sisc. cash AMI
September No. white. SIC; No.
white. saa 35e; sample, 1.,s q Ssc.
Rye. Cash No. 2. s%i1c bid. Septem
Der. 92isc bid.
Beans Immediate and prompt
shipment. s. SO. October. s. SO.
Cloverseed. Prime spot, $40 80 Oc-
toh.r. siis5. prime alsike ss.2S.
Timothy. Prime spot. 1915
Receipts ia the Detroit market Fri
dav were 600 bbls OF -four, IL cars
OF wheat. II OF corn. Of oats, OF
rye and % hay. shipments were
1890 bbls Of hour, 1900 bu. OF corn,
I 500 hu. % oats and 1000 hu. OF rye.
stocks are l0S..o0 bu. OF wheat, -,
Geo bu. OF corn, l16,5o0 bu. OF oats
and o. 600 bu. OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts We're 2.s'3.-
GOO bu. against e.5S,,ooQ bu. year
ago.
Receipts % wheat Friday. Chicago.
les cars against sac wear ago
WfnntpeC SEQ cars. against l.le@
Southw ssteru wheat dealers thlnS
the movement OF winter wheat 10
market will soon increase.
American exports OF wheat ana
aour. Friday. l5eS. 600 bu FOR the
week s44Q 600 hG.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
Turk Promises To Send
Near-Bride Home
To Mother
GIRL BALKS
AT CEREMONY
Says Hassan Lured Her
Here With Promise
of Job

What is regarded by Chief OF Po-
lice Seymour. OF Highland Park. as
bold attempt TO deceive a pretty
young American girl into marrying
Hail Hassan. leader of the High.
land Park Turkish colony. has been
frustrated as the result OF the vague
suspicious OF Marriage License Clerk
Alex. Stewart.
Hassan, topped on with black
turban and drape1 in long black
coat. appeared In Stewards office.
last Tuesday morning. accompanied
by a young woman and tall man.
The girl said she was Lucille Nc
Morton. OF Butte. Mont. Hsssan.
through his male companion. ap-
piled for a license 20 we'd Edna Nc.
Morton. sister OF Lucille Lucille
gave the necessary information
about her sisters age and sntece-
dents. She seemed in a light-heart-
ed mood and even joked about OBJ
tanning a license for herself.
When the docum snt had been
filled out. few words passed be.
tween Lucille and Hasan The
Turks eyes blazed The tall man
with him told Hassan he could take
him at once 10 a Justice OF the
peace. They went 10 the entrance
OF the county building. and there.
Edna, blue-eyed. black-haired. and
rosy-cheeked. awaited the party.
Hassan was seen 20 pass several
bills 10 the tall man, who Is be-
lieved TO have engineered the
scheme. More words passed be-
tween Hassan and the two girls.
The girls went one way. and Has
san. waving his hands and shaking
his head nj reporters. stamped
down Cadillac.sq, his black robe
flowing in the breeze,
Thursday. Chief of Police Seymour
received telegram from Mrs. Nc.
{. Morton. from her home in Omaha.
She asked that he find her two
daughters. having heard vague ru-
mors that one OF them was to we'd.
When Seymour and his men located
the girls, in rooming house on
Vlctor-ave.. Highland Park. Edna
broke down.
She said she met Hassan in Butte.
Mont. more than year ago. while
she was visiting relatives. Hassan
urged her To come to Detroit with
him. she said. but she refused.
From Detroit, the girl said. Hassan
wrote repeatedly. offering her a
lucrative position in his coffee
house in Highland Park The girl
and her sister finally came.
"HaA=an told me he would have to
get license for me before could
20 TO work in his place" said Edna.
Il thought all the time he was get
ting working paper or something
like that. and didn't know any
thing about any marriage until !
heard the big man say we could go
TO a justice OF peace TO have the
ceremony performed.
Hassan, when confronted by the
Highland Park police officers. read
lily agreed TO furnish the girls
transportation for their return to
Omaha. They left Detroit, Thurs
day night.
Stewart, after hearing the Nhrst
angry words between the Turk and
Lucille McMorton, suspected that
all was not right. He furnished de-
tectives with information that start.
ed an Investigation. rhe telegram
from Mrs. McMorton. and Edna's
statement verified his suspicious.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

03noN STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
- l7s-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000:
ekeG dull; steady to SC lower:
10 end butchers. ss.7o0si5: good
W.: ysys@';s: rough heavy. 1910
Cattle: Receipts. 1000. market,
seeay; boeves. ts.2s61o.4o; cows ard
100 43Q $50: Texans. Ss.5oa7so'
NA eIsoe11.7s. Sheep Receipts
~ msrkss slow and steady; ma
49, vb1t1t.Is: western. s5.50de,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
nnnk. nnh Trn.t Cumpanie..
rhe followlng nrrls &c nrivlIeged

70 execute OrdeTs on me eNchange.
Co VI, W. Noble & Co. ". p Moss
& Co. Bennett. Smith & Co. sinclair
& Couls. Lewis O. Gorton, W. T..
Reilly & Co. Geo. VI. West & Co.
Emmett l.. Spraaue. T. T.. Maccrone
a Coz w Wallace e. Co. VIM. III.
Rose g. Co. VIM. A. $eer * Co. W.
y McLauRhlin. Z. x. relton.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
Cl<EVEl.ANn LIVE srofI<

z CxEvELAND. Sept. i7--Hors: ne.
eolpt4 lS0o: &c lower; workers.. ss35:
El4l1QA eeS.so: pigs. 81: heavies. ST25
Z ~; rouGhs, $40: stays. S. 75frs
Z nttlo: Receipts. cars: slow and
'44oo4y sheep and lambs Receipts
! -; hsm: lambs, top. $3.50. Calves.
loeespse. 1bo; steady: top. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
TOLEDO PRoDuCE..

TOLEDO. Sept. 17.--wheAt Cash
and September. y.iS; December.
sl09&: May sii2a. Corn Cash.
Tsc. September. I5c. December. 5s G.
MAY Ssr.c oats Cash and Sep
tenber. .elc. December. 3sc Rye;
Cash. sac. Cloverseed: Cash. 5000
october, sli.45. December, $40
March. sIl.I5. Alsiks. September.
$3.50 Timothy: Prime and septem-
Der. s3.7IL.. October. s3.iTLl Febru-
ary sgs5 Butter Brick creamery,
?sc: tub creamery. e5n2S1c. Eggs:
Fresh candled. Csc Hay: slsn 20.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
! |KeHANeE
ADVANCES
Rate Rises T Three
Cents on War Loan
News

Evesiag Pest Company
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-What was
evsdsntly the Increasingly confident
beayoe IN wall-st. In the success OF
\ ~ European loan negotiation. found
eepvsesior again today In the ster-
4 me- market. The rate. which had
4 oAvaneed cents during business
AOurs yesterday. and one cent more
u = yesterdays late trading on the
1treet rose 3 cents further today
u AZ the price OF Ats IL thus reach
"a, the sterling exchange rate stood
( II the highest figure since Aug. y.
a icaction from the days high rate.
1 RI Che closing hours. indicated that
4 ~ the present the movement of re-
o1jnstment may have spent It's
sDo6ce.
No one assumed from the sterling
4 nDarket's action OF this morning. rs
suany people did from the movement
70 yesterday. that the loan negotia-
ttgns had been successfully COM
] p1sted. That will In any case take
stl1e and will necessitate good
k1ea1 in the way OF adjusting.
Il Prices on the stock exchange were
ssntirely governed by the overnight
4 announcement OF SO per cent cash
dividend BY the General Motors
Feompany, derived chiefly from pro-
K1ts OF the past fiscal year on war
eontracta, though partly also from
ether surplus funds The news was
snatut1lly utilised In the market for
b<Alr war order stocks" which have
30 yet confessed what the war has
rally done for them.
nome OF these, a. may readily be
eapposed. were bid up violently.
Alaska Gold 11N. Ailis Chalmers
IN. 40 .pfd TN, Amer Linseed 2oh.
~ Agn u Am Can 81 Am c a
NH. Am Steel Eds $50. Am Cot
~ esx, Am H q L 81. do pfd 37a.
A. lee eecur IS. Am Loco 81. Am s
~ - 2s 49,, tvss' Am
S>6eco i9S. Am. WOODEN 43is. do pf
9Hs Anaconda TN. -Atch 1o1 y Bald
- LOG q. Bait q o san Beth Steel
III y y u sax, Butte 4 8 sou, Calf
4el0 n Can Pac 1917. Cent Leather
chss o AN. Chicago CT West
'44 Chi y st p a.. Chi. f 4 J.
~. Chino Cop ~. Col Fuel 5sh,
qlhan Am eug li4H. Corn Prod Ref
~ 8 crucihie steel Co eih, do pfd
~. Electric Storage Bat 1874. Erie
sSlA 40 lst pfd S0k. Gen Eiec 172h.
~ "a G1.s 40 E 26a ,ls; e Good God,
4 9efhsrn Ore Is. GuRgenheim Exp
- ~ Inspiration Cop 34k. Interboro
4e4 Kan G. South 2s. Lackawanna
~ 0eH, Leh Val l45. Mex Petro
1<c niani Cop 27k. Missouri Pao
ssi stamp :s*, Nat Lead ssH.
- = West ITO. North Pac 1914. n
10 e3K, Pennsy i0s, Peoples Gas
14A Pietsbnrgh Coal 3sk. do pfd 90.
Axwen com +S. do LIST pfd 50, do "a
~ 379 Pressed Steel Car s9h. Pull
III 1ss; Ray Cons alH, Ry steel
xg& Read com 149N. Rumeiy Co
~ opfd 81 Sears Roebuck 1853.
I 3ooe -Ghefneld 53x. Southern Pacific
southern Ry lSM. do pfd 81. stu
4eesker Corp 1eh. Tenn Cop Sc. Tex
- Go isl, Third Ave 5sS. Union Pa
5b&. do pfd iish. Z q Steel IS ieeI
1g1Nstrial Alcohol SAY. Utah Copper
Z ~. Wiz Car 3sh. do pfd 1854
2WeetinGhouse 1i7k Western Mary
land 80. Western onion 7ss, WHY'S
Overland 1917.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
NgW YONx BUTTER WAnKCT

~ ~ ,.. r0mx sept sept ,,i i, B.
~ -: state dairy tubs. aiQ2shc:
cos!on creamery nrsts. a2i. a 2sc
o41 3eAo37c. Eggs. Firm, re-
~ s9tt: nearby white fancy. IS q
10y mixed fancy. 2s0slc.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO SEPT 1'.-opcning -
wheat September, ny l., Deem her'
NJ Ic: NAV. up &c Corn Septem %
Der. down he. december. down &c
Nav. unchanged oats Septeu' per
unchanged. December. NJ 'sc; May
down "A C Provisions lower
NOon-W heat Septem oFT. ~ y,
December, down NC MAY, down Sc.
Corn. september, ~ i.c, December.
unchanged, May. down &c oats
september. up &C, December. down
Z, May MP &c.
,.iose-V-h eat September M &c:
Decrr,bcr. down It.c, May. down
l~c. Corn. september, Up 'sc. De-
con, Der. down &c. NAV. down &c.
oats september up &c, December
down lac Nav. unchanged row
s!ons Slightly lower
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
Detroit Stocks Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
mission charges
Active stocks
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

Printing the plain neat kisd--shos
n rfght-Ttmes Job Dept.-Msia <6z0.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

THE REV. WILLIAM J. ia
i COBS, who has resigned as
pastor OF the Boulevard Congre-
gational church after IL years
service.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
rUy Yons9 COTrox MARKET.
.0uo}Ations By Patie. Weber q Co.
~ IL: W ODeuin9 Soor


1uYTEN AND noos.
s sisss.' i2is: s :sssss; .,s sss.
sssh rscsspss. eaadl.s.
49, Rscstpts. Friday. siS
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18

Stewart, after hearing the first
angry words between the Turk and
Lucille McMorton. suspected that
all was not right. tie furnished de-
tectives with information that start.
ed an investigation. rhe telegram
from Mrs. McMorton, and Edna's
statement verified his suspicious.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-18
Produce Market

The peach deal is still the feature
NJ the market, although receipts have
dropped on sharply and the Eloerta
season is nearly over. Under the en-
ormous receipts the demand appears
To have become surfeite6. Al any
rate peaches take some pusnlng nov,
go ,on nrfces on the better grades
are hard 10 maintain. Buying or
poultry for the Jewish day OF atom
ment on Saturday is now over Win
and the demand IN general was MOI
large. but receipts also showed
.aii;,'g on and the market was called
psarhe.--A a. S5as0c; \. s5a 7Sc;
Is sOSi soc; fancy, 81 per hu.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH. 2U23- Desirable room. single double
running water; private baths, - up.
| BROAD. =. @l9U-Furnishcd rooms. itu conycn-
fences, private family. Phone Dickinson 2ol5 j.
! BROAD. :, 2lI4-Niccly furnished mont room,
steam heat, electric lights private family.
pH9Ap Bsna S ail2NiSsH m furP5hSd Eps G% all
| BROWN. 13ll-Warm, coy communicating ait
ting ~ bedroom for gentleman: owner $50.
ONE nLEo&HFITT &fHHFFIsTTNfEGGh NfEGGhN5fIsnEp 5iIs' ROOM
| CHESTNUT 2u2f-Furuishrd on unfurnshod
| suite; also single rooms. with private bath
cHEsTNUT ST. NEAR 45TIT,H3,nds9,mIoe,fy, "a, I,
furn. rooms, with bath near j.. BarlnE llHik
| CHESTNUT, lSl9-lS21- superior acrommo6a-
tions, single or en- suite: private bath
CHESTNUT laotEDesiraah,le rooms, single or
LOCUST, 12l3-l5 dions Head) - Furn apts..
suites ana rooms with private bath.
L3GAN S9TARE In G3 n Ma ls{mmii2@5e"S 2n ginE
TOMS, centrally lo'atSd Walnut 7275 ~ !,'7'
PINE fgr rms l3a siTsio %, or
PINE, lil2
Furnished suite rooms. private bath.
sPRnGE Id front 6eagtifny ,,gl lnrnt5ihed
SiRl tE. l"ti-l Rooms, slnsl" or ru suite, lF..
baths prof offices: steam heat; electricity.
THOMPSON. W. l@lD-RemOdecd, coy, ~
front rooms. bath, tine loo: opp, square,
WALLACE, Furnished rooms, single or
suite: hot-water heat southern exposure.
WALNUT, 14al -;'3--Nory attractive ants 2toi
or urfuru.. excellent location, ist-cluss serN-
ice. Phone Spruce $3.50. or apply io lAnitor.
STH. N 3gU2-Private uarty desires To- rent
half Of comfortable modern home, reasonable,
lUrII -. @uG toup. Clutonl Attractive roons,
water; newly renovated. Pm, Walnut &ii.
nth. s.. 800 CThe Carltom- Woll-furnlshed.
single, double rooms, excellent bath, accom-,
steam heat cleanliness. cows; comfort ref,
iITR6 FR6& aadc2M5E2fR&TlAAR{ HI RATH FHTEEEiHR EidHE
l5TH, y. l3ll-Nicely furn. housekeeping
apt: rooms and b-th, Poplar i9li w.
l5TH, y. lGlS-Single rooms communicating
bath nicely fur; private family; garage.
18TH, n. lSis-Large sitting room; suit den
tist: private adult fam; also single vacancies,
18TH, >. 33-Attractively furnished room run
ming water; also unfurn. room, private tath,
2oTH ST. s. 257.
Newly fuEni. rooms single Or en- suite IN
lights; board optional; ref. exchanged
2lST, s., 3-Attractive fIrn. or unfurn. rooms,
single suite; few at SO per month.
45TH, s., 43l-Single and double rooms In eN-
elusive, refined, modern home. Phone.
5OTH ", l23 - . ROOMS. UNFURNISHED:
private bath: private family. Barring S0i Y.
TWO handsomely furnished rooms with private
ences exchanged; near Broad and MontgOm-
cry. Poplar 1858. or p 3l6, Ledger Cflce
'ifa i6th and nd GResthGt II 6i5. Ledger Central
GERMANTOWN-CHE AVE- northeast
cor Pulaski desirable 3-room. 2i-hoor c0ruCr
suite, unfurn. light housekeeping permitted;
private bath. steam heat suit adult family.
Conv. trolley and train; refs. exchanged.
OWNER OF LARGE dwelling viii rent attrac-
lively furnished bachelor apt. Of rooms.
private bath, open fireplace. 2O22 Spruce st.
BEAUTIFULLY fuTn. frort room in private
family; all conv; phone Barring 1907 81,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17

1918 CANUGA ST. = Three-story. terracsd.
porch-front modern dwellings lot 15xl25 IT.:
from boulevard: A4OO. North Phla. Trust
Company, Broad and Erie ave.
WE HAVE THE HOUSE YOU WANT
IN TIOGA OR LOGAN
KENNEDY & RAMBO. 3T4O Germantown
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

HO lNG APAhIMEJNIS
BROAD. n. @OlG-Thrcc rooms. kitchen, bath.
18th floor, steam heat, gas and elcc., $50 NJ.
lson, lloI Real Estate rr. Bllg, Flbcrt @l6O.
6Oll y BROAD ST, opposite Logan station
Six rooms and bath. $50. open for inspection.
NJ. NJ SMITH, opposit" Logan station.
l5rH AND MT. VERNON-Apts.. 3 and 8
rooms. with bath; steam heat. electric
light! all outside rooms. corner.
18TH. y, l71S-SiS large, light rooms, newly
hni5Aed. woa"ru HAT, side yard, tire tower
FOR modern furn. or unlurn. apartments,
Northwest l'hilu. and TioEa. see MS FIRST.
SCHDEPPY n CO.. ljlT Montgomery ave.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS



THERE ARE A FEW FOLKS WITH
"KtDD1ES' who positively will not rent an
So in order to please them and others who
MUST have suburban home -
THE QUEEN LANE APARTMENTS WE'RE
RT'tIT
No. YOU never have seen anything quite like
thcnl-Chances are you never VIII again.
Fresh air trees. birds, grass, country sur
rQundings. in word, the great outdoors all
about you.
tance tionf the Germantown Cricket Club.
three blocks from Wayne avenue.
The price Is $50 a month and
As TO thu apartments: They have five rooms
and bath plus an extra maids room; hot
water heatIthe best obtainablc: ample hot
water; exceptional closet ROOM built-in-
bookcases: private porChes: unusual con-
struction and decorations' you must see
them to know that they are Just what YOU
have been looking for. and our automobiles
will make this an easy matter.
We might furnish one or two at, say. $40
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD.
1411 WALNUT STREET.
WALNUT LANE. E.. 130--i and 3 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat. pri. porch; S25 TO $50.
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BOARDING

BALTIMORE, 44io-Large sunny. second floor
room: couple or gentleman; excellent table,
SAMSON ST, 5S2n-2i-story front room rurn,,
with board.for persons, near IL" Yel.2G58 j.
SPRUCE 1870
Front room with board.
srRrCr. iO1o-Rooms. with board running
water. steam heat elevator t1lbcrt 1856 w.
SPRUCE. 1912 GIolnchursDa Furnished rooms:
private bath; with board table board.
SPRUCE. i2ao- Sccond-noor room. also fourth
floor front with board.
SPRUCE. i22i-2G C8rIsmonde)- -Turn rooms.
single. en- suite. private baths: table board.
WALLACE 3iot-Roari and rooms reason
able: Conv. To cars. Phone Preston 5iSS w
WALNUT ST. A53i- Rooms with board: %
and 3d floors. near l.; reference.
WOODLAND AVE. GSO7-pleasant front room;
good hoard for couple. Woodland 3iiO.
iGTH ~, iG2n- Vacancy. 2d floor tdoubie),
with or without board, all Convenlcnces; un-
cNcellcd table board. Poplar GlS-J.
46TH ST. s. 52l-TarEc double rooms refined.
modcrn table hoard. Boil phone
suburban
YORK ROAD, 7lo1 Attractive rms, private
family: table board. Phone oak Lane lls3 Y,
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sANITARIUMS
pEAUTlFUL location: special scientific care
nervous elderly. every comfort. nurses
Rooklct. Dr. Reudul city line, Chestnut Hill
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Logan

LOGAN REAL ESTATE
SALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE
NJ NJ, Smith. BROAD St. opp. Logan Station.
REAL ESTATE, mortgages and conway
aneing. WM ID. CHAMBERS, 1888 n.
Broad st.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

900 NEW PIANOS 90 Hoppe, Marcellus. Jules.
n O. Schumacher, Francesca, etc. contain
ing three sounding boards,
80 upright pianos of those makes returned
from summer rental accounts, reduced from
$50 to $i5J below regular prices can be paid
s. monthly and upward
Call or write for large illustrated cata-
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 9Th and Thompson SITS.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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APARTMENTS WANTED


Furnished APARTMENT, / or > rooms
and bath, centrally located Address VI @lS,
Ledger Ultirn.
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sa5-cHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO, cost
$3.50 new. Twenty-Five other Upright Pianos
at 500, Sl25, $50, etc. payable S. monthly.
Sall or write for large Illustrated eata
HEPPE,s uPTGGwN STORES
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West Philadelphia
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED apartment, . rooms and bath
for gentleman. near nth and Columbia: at
tu,ctivc location. + 2IS. Ledger Central.
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OLD GOLD
PRINTING

BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS EARLY
Slako yoIr selections from - designs price
- to so cents per dozen. engraving our spec
ciaity The Card shop. 1904 Chestnut st.
Omen evening.