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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
AUTOMOBILES.

.----.-
SEVEN PASSENGER, 6-cylinder cole
car; electric lights and starter: in
excellent condition. at bargain \
IoS. care Times dispatch.
WE mako :, specially OF repairing ana
furnishing. springs en- short notice.
George {. White IL Son. 400 North Fifth
street.
.EARGAINs, IL SECOND HAND CARS.
4-cylnder. 5-passengcr. 1915 studebak-
1912 Buick, 5-passengcr. $500
1917 MAXWELL Special. sS2j
Regal roadster, $2.5.
ohio spccdSter, S225.
30-horse- power delivery wagon. $3.50.
IhoTse-power; +,na,sxsnser car. SIPS.
20N3 Plain. $ 500 Nonskid..$ G.35
3ox3a Plain. 7.25 Nonskid. 49,
s3xi PIain, DE- Xonskid 1890
OTHER SIZES ALSO.
y Full Line Of Guaranteed Tires
Get our Prices.
STUDEBAkE GARAGE.
1901 West Broad street
Pandolph 400
FORD taxlcab, almost new. VIII sacri-
lice for cash Apnly 30 West Broad.
FOR SALE-Vehicles.
HAVE a few more wagons at 500. You
will have to see them to appreciate
the bargain. George q. White " Son.
400 North Fifth Street.
SEVERAL grocery wagons. 500 each
ONE. secondhand grocerv wagon. $40.
newly painted; bail, by Gross"
ONE ton buggy. 500; also one for s25.
WE arc closing out our entire stock to
make room for, automobiles. Must
be sold next few days.
THOS. II. DUKE. &: co,
= sos Brook Avenue.
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WA NTED- Furnished Flat.

WANTED. FURNISHED APARTMENT.
FLAT OR SMALL HOUSE: OCCU-
FANCY DECEMBER 10: CENTRAL:
WEST END. II 72l. CARE TIMES
DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

WANTED. MA chinists and toolnlakc
open shop; lathe, boring mill and
screw machine operators: up-to-date
shop: 2 hours per day: permanent posi-
lions; highest pay Tor the right men.
location, Trenton, y. J.. 10000 in
hahitants. Living mod.rat e " rent and
hoard rensonable. Address H. b. Iapp,
Il. j.. ID. No. =, Trenton, y. j.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture in any quantity. Call
IL eoiph 5S!6.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

ENGLISH Toy Spanicls: some fine Elem
helm puppies and enc adult kuby for
sale. Prices reasonable. VIII hold for
Christmas delivery. Lakewood Kennels,
! AShlau nd Va.
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES
EMPIRE SHOE CO. hui West Broad
Faniiv SHn"S 81 ro"k bctr"'.. Srtces
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SAFES.

NEW and secondhand iron safes
bou"ht. sold and exchanged Barnes
Safe and Vault Company. - Nort,.
Twelfth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

WANTED, registered assistant drug
clerk NJ once: must be quick, expert
cnced ami coed salesman: references
required. iichmond man preferred.
Apply Wright Drug Go.
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HEAP WANTED-I'cmalc.


WOMEN wanted as government clerks
$40 month. Richmond exalninat lions
coming. Sample questions free. Write
immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept
|ep-J, Rochester. y. y.
WANTED. a reliable white woman as
general helper ia family of adults.
apply AZ once. lol5 Virginia Avenue,
Highland Park.
WANTED. good cook to sleep on lot
ari? West Grace Street.
HELP WiArEE-Maie and Fe,nn,e
WANTED. men, women. ls or over, SIS
month. Government Jobs. List posi-
lions free. Write Immediately. Frank
IN Institute. Floor 7. Rochester. y. Y.
FREE EMPLOYMENT"
20 mill hands
lady mattresses for Grst-ciays res
taurant.
30 men for cattleship for France
. hoNmakers
young man for business manager
~ miners.
so iaborcrs
Room tiG Mechanics Bldg.
Petersburg, Va. Phone 2GSl
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
WM. Il. pIzzINI COMPANY.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
1928 East Main Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Or

THREE DESIRABLE, FRAME DWELL.
lNGS. Nos. ~. $40 AND 4Ie i-e
WEST BAKER STREET.
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UNCLE SAM has thousands Of Jobs
open this year. ! will help YOU get
one. Write for my big free book, ok.
l6i. Earl Hopkins, Washington II. C.
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LOST md FOUND
HELP WANTED-AIaIc

WANTED. bricklaycrs and carpentcrs
~ winston Salem. -. c. Travers-
Wood Co, General Contractors us
American National Bank Building.
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted Rich.
rlond examinations coming Wyitc
Immediately franklin Institute. Clerk
q. Enchestcr. y. Y.
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CLOCK REPAIRING

HAVE ?onr clock called for. repaired
delivered ana guaranteed. Phone
Madison i795
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

LOT for sale or rent. 22pNI55. Kinney
amt Marshall Streets, opposite rail
road siding. Iron safe fer sale. w. $
Gum
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ADOPTION

WHO wants baby boy? 4 person
who can furnish references can OBJ
fectly healthy: no expense. Apply 100
West Clay Street. City
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WATCHES AND JEWELIsY.

SCHAAF'S JEWELRY SPECIAL.
S5-Cameo brooch: gold.
St-Solid gold cuff buttons
S2-Cigarctte case.
$225-Vanity purse.
rings.
YOU'LL find you can do better at
SCIIAAF BROS,
jewelers..
426 East Broad.
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LADIES' TAILOR

III. LEWIS. Richmond's most fashion
able ladies' tailor. PA North Second.
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED. to borrow $500 on good city
real estate for II short time. Give
full particulars in reply. X 81, care
Times Dispatch.
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

SIN volumes KiplinE's, - volumes
able to immediate purchaser. Call
Madison S29
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

IF hunting work, see Virginia Business
Exchange. 3i6 North Second
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FOR SALE-Animals.

FOR sale, 10 good -ound young mules
from 70 years old; weights, from
500 to 400 pounds each. Will work
single or double. Can be bought:
worth the money. Also 6 scrapers and
sets Of double harness. Can be seen
at Cranes" Sale and Transfer Stable
l6. South Fifteenth Street, half square
from Main Street Station
HORSES and mules for hire. BY DAY.
week OF month. for sale or EXCHANGE
SulliNan's stable, COS East Cary. Aloo
Boarding horses wanted.
NMAS gifts for all. Welsh and Shet-
land ponies at reduced prices on easy
monthly payments. Montro&a Pony
Farm. Gainesville. Va.
FIVE grade Poland-China soyvs: also
shoats and young pigs. Henry Web
ster, Glen Allen. Va.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED To buy for cash old gold and
silver. Fine watch and 1eweiry re-
pairing "a specially. r. c. Meyer Jew
clry Co. 81 West Broad Street.
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SHOE REPAIRING

ONE TRIAL
WILL MAKE
YOU
CUSTOMER.
\. LYMAN
FORMERLY WITH Fl. ROHAI. NOW
located at $40 East Broad. Work
called for and delivered. Phone Ran
dolph 1873.
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HANTED-Rcai Estate.


LIST your farms with - A. Connolly
K Co Write postal :or necessary
blanks
WOULD like 10 care for home durine
the winter in absence OF owner. An
Swer quick. 1l6, care Times Dis
patch.
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FOR SALE-siaci,incry.

FOR SALE-Machinery
CONCRETE- MINERS. boilers and on
GincS. sawmills. planners. STAY" ma
rhincry, Kerosene and gasoline engines:
guaranteed condition. !. Biuford Il Co
POULTRY AND BIRDS.
SINGLE COMB Brown Lcghoru hens
pullcts. Zoe: eggs, butter EoX 81.
Woodford. Va.
FOR sale. stereo;ypers mats. lsx24:
flexible and tough. just the thing 10
line chickenhouses and orthouses: 81
per 100 pounds ut the office: 25 cents
extra for out-oftown orders fer cart.
age Address Times Dispatch
BURMA Chicken Chowder and Scratch
"a viii give you best results. iurina
pigeon Feed contains no cracked corn.
Try II for squads. Hay and grain sold
IN any quantity. Irwin L.. Sutherland,
Phone Cd. All North Sixth Street.
ENGLISH Roy Sp&nicls some fine l:lcu-
helm puppies and one u,liIl; Euby for
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BOARDING.

MRS. X. LEI; PAGE Offers comfort
ablc rooms. excellcn: meals. every
convenience. reasonable rates. late dim
ner. Clio West Franklin Street.
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

FOR rent, room for . ladies; heat
water, and light; next 10 bath. 300
Floyd Avenue Address l. sci, care
Times DISPATCH
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-30
NILLISTON, n. c.. MAN
RESTORED TO HEALTH
Mr.. Wade Thankful He Read About
Wonderful Remedy.

E. T. Wade OF Williston, n. c., was
the victim of stomach disorders. He
tried many remedies and took great
deal of medicine and treatments. Re-
lief seemed long time coming.
Then he found Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, took dose-and found relief
at once. He told his opinion of the
remedy in a letter in which he said:
"Your medicine has worked won
ders. feel so much better. I am
thankful to you, indeed, for ad7ertis-
ing your wonderful remedy in the pa
pers, as otherwise might never have
known of it,
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per-
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure Of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try 1t
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts
factory money will be returned
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-30
ticue, visited at Pomaria Sunday.

ticue, visited at Pomaria Sunday.
Mr.. Charles and Misses Lucille and
Mabel Crooks, of the Broad River Sec
tion, visited at Mr. G. W. seybt's last
week and Miss Lucille will stay over
for a few days.
DR.. Roy ]. Johnson has purchased
him a new Studebaker self-starti3g
touring car.
We are very much in need OF rain
down here, everything is dry and
dusty; haven't had any rain since it
showed about a month ago.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of t5e stock
holders Of the Newberry Cotton Mills
will be held at Newberry, S. c., We'd
nesday. May 5tn, 1915, at 10 o'clock.
GEO. S. MOWER, Sec.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-30
ADDRESS OF WELCOME ON
BEHALF CATEECHEE COUNCIL

The following is the address Of vel
come delivered by Mrs. W. B. Johnson
on behalf of Cateechee council, Degree
of Pocaaontas, on the occasion of the
meeting of the Red Men in Newberry
two weeks ago:
Nr. c. airman, Caiefs and Membe. =.
Our Order, Ladies and Gentlemen:
1t is quite a pleasure for me to come
before you upon this sleep as a rep
resentative and On behalf of Cateecnee
council, No. 4, Degree of Pocahontas.
1 have submitted to stand on this ros-
trum as a speaker, instead Of sitting
as happy listener with my sisters,
brothers and friends on the broader
space beneath. Tarougl my lips must
flow a gracious welcome of this aus
pieious occasion which brings us to-
gether in these hunting rounds, under
tae benign smile Of our household
divinities, around the ancient council
brand fragrant with the incense of the
grateful memories of our aborigines.
Today We are gathered for the twen-
ty-sixtn anniversary of the great coun-
Gil of the Improved Order of Red Men,
and the seventh anniversary of the
great council Of the Degree of Poca-
hontas. These conventions are filled
with plenty of work and always re-
membered as pleasant occasions.
Long may t ey ever be held and in
! terest taken therein,
Long live the Improved Order Of Red
Men.
Being free friendly and charitable
always, We are fighting for the repu-
tations and good names Of sisters and
brothers in distress, and thanks be to
Kishe Manitou, the right is prevailing.
While We are not political organiza-
ton, and do not affiliate as such, we
are striving for TIE brotherhood Of
God over all, the brotherhood of man
as natures true nobleman, and not
holding cut to others the tinsel OF
worldly goods. Hence, when one of
our number is assailed wrongfully and
is being robbed of all that is precious
to :him-good name and reputation
we forget working for numbers and go
to his rescue. It nothing else could
commend Red Men to the paleface but
loyalty and love, it is enough.
And you, sisters and brothers, each
and every one, you, members of tie
Improved Order of Red Men; this our
order, the latch-string upon the outer
side; not wholly hid beneath the folds
of the nations, above tJ2em; but an
altar and a shrine for faithful hearts
and hallowed memories. Be sure from
yonder skies they look down upon US
this day; the immortal ores who built
this order, and left it consecrate, a
rich inheritance and high responsible
ty to US; VINO, like father should be,
shrink from no de- ager, no toll, no sac
rifce, to serve his country and raise
his children to condition better than
his own.
And now, sisters and brothers of
tie great councils Improved Order OF
Red Men, in Cateechee councils name,
bid you warm and hearty welcome,
yea, I bid you something more than
welcome; I bid you know and feel,
and carry yourselves as if you knew
and felt that you are no longer dream
ing, that this is actually Gods country,
your native soil, that, standing deep
in sisterly love, you stand equal length
in all our homes and all our hearts.
With warm and kindly greeting,
We gladly welcome you;
rL boor+ recnonc civn heating
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-30

Invigorating to the Pale and SlckEy
The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELES chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria .enriches the blood and builds upthe sys-
tenn TINE tonic. For adults and children Snc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-30

With warm and kindly greeting,
We gladly welcome you;
Each heart responsive beating,
In friendship kind and true.
Cheyenne record., 1915-08-19
NO 81
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
August II, 1915.

The following County Warrants are
due and will cease to bear interest
thirty days from above date.
ROAD FUND.
Cheyenne record., 1915-08-19
ROAD FUND.

The following School Warrants are
due and will cease to bear interest
twenty days from above date.
Cheyenne record., 1915-08-19
Semi=Annual Statement

Cheyenne County Colorado for the
xnoth ending une3
Cheyenne record., 1915-08-19
Warrants

Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
August II, 1915.
The following County warrants are
due and will cease to bear interest
thirty days from above date.
ORDINARY REVENUE
Cheyenne record., 1915-08-19

8. Balance cash on hand
Outstanding Warrant
Jan ], Is DR. To apportionment 1910 Tax
.jun 30 Is CIR BY Balance cash on hand
County Bond Redemption
Ian Is DR. To balance cash on hand
1913 Interest and penalty
nn Delinquent Taxes 1913
Delinquent Taxes 1914
Jun 40 15 Cr BY Bonds paid
Treasnrers fees 1913 tax
Delinquent Taxes 1913
Delinquent Taxes 1914
Balance cash on hand
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ROOMS FOR RENT

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
xsTg hnsy the Ss R s s
uons Of rooms with and without board which
centTs & 1 n An i0 interior PsStosTSph and an.
swers to every question you would ask are
here SO you can decide intelIiEentiy; free
BROAD N, Sa5-Large, well-furnished front
rooms and bath. electricity; steam heat.
BROWN, 131l-Niee, homelike. quarters for
gentleman: low price, Photograph, Led. Cent.
CARLISLE. ~. .2ol9-Renned, private fam
des. to rent nicely fur. frt. rm. phone.
CHESTNUT ST., 2C44-singe and en- suite;
private baths; all latest improvements;
owner. Phone Spruce 525s
CHESTNUT. 1881 (formerly OF 1s23)-Rooms.
single or on suite; priv. baths meals opt'l.
CHESTNUT, 1898 Furnished two-room apart
ment, private bath; references exchanged.
CHESTNUT, 202s-SUIrE OF ROOMS. BATH;
ALSO SIfGLE ROOMS.
CHESTNUT. 2O25-Besut. fur. sing. rm.; adj
hath; phys. off, lst n unobstrue llght.
CHESTNUT, 2043-Apts., single rooms. baths.
cleo, hot-water heat ref. new management.
CHESTNUT, 204b-Suite of rooms with bath:
SOUTH expos; also single rms table board.
CHESTNUT ST., 21oe-Newly furnished rooms
single or en- suite; use Of bath.
CHESTNUT. 2OO7-Desirable single and double
rooms; permanent or transient. -
CLINTON ST., ioiO-cent., quiet, excep., sim,
steam heat. hreplaees, ref. environ, owner
front; also two nice fourth door. rooms;
Phone Walnut 1908.
LOCUST. l305-TwO cheerful rooms near bath
south. expos. gentlemen pref. Walnut 49O2W
MONTGOMERY AVE. i0i4-Desir yae9leies;
house newly furn. throughout; reasonable
oVnRBRooK (se2 wynnewood road)--2 large
sunny rooms, single or en- sultei private bath,
attractiyely fuTni pri. fam. 25 min. 70 city
Hall; reasonable; refs. Belmont 4S2 u,
PARK, N, 212s-Two unfurnished rooms, third
hoor front; heat. gas, phone,
PINE ST. tsoi-Parlor bedroom, bath; fur
nished or unfurnishedi refined party.
P0VVELTON AVE. 3307-WeH- bright
airy rooms single or en- suite private eaths
references exchanged.
POWEI.rON 34iB-2 nicely furn rooms. sim
gle or en- suite gents pref Barring, 1lex u.
RiTTENHoUsE SQUARE (21e S. 10Th st)-
Large, airy rooms and apts. nesntituiiy aI- iur-
heat; first class In appointments and service.
ePRffCF- 0OS-OfO dIazeihurst)-Fur'd rooms /;
running water: private baths; table board.
SPRfJcEy fif5-Very desirable vacancies, beau
tifuiy furnished; elec, light running water.
SPRUCE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.
SINGLE OR EN SUITE NEAR BATH.
SPRUCE. 1880 = Well furnished rooms. not
water heat gentlemen. reference.
SPRUCE i2Os--Front rooms, furn.: running
water; convenient TO bath. Walnut 1885 w,
SpRpcF- i2Os-Newly renovated front rooms
single or communicating; elegant serv.i phone,
srRrcE. is8T-RoomE. single Or en- suite; priv.
haths; prof Offices steam heat, electricity.
SPRUCE sl.. f400-Rooms for rent, fuTnished.
sPEUcE, ia24-Larse LIST and "a floor apart
fments, With bath; single rooms,
spRucF. 2o22-Attraetlyely furn. suite TIVE
rooms and rriv bath. telephone; senllemsn.
gfsFI-c.F. FURNISHED front room. next 70
bath hot-water heat electricity
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS


HANDSOMELY furnished Groom housekeep-
Ing apartment for 500 u month tor six
months. 400 s. 18th st. Apartment oo3.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


sUSQUEfiANNA AVE. w, i33-Fine furn.
rooms every con-; steam heat low rents
VINE ST, $500 or.)-Nlcely Furnished rooms
private family hot-water heRt; phone
WALNUT, 1908 tThe Strathmorel l--Running
water All rooms pop'r rates inves tei elevr
uTH, s.. a22 CThe Cariton)-Desirsble rooms
for business men. I and room apartments,
private baths; large and small rooms, near
bath; also large, well-furnished parlor; com
fort and thorough cleanliness assured.
18TH. s.. ii4-singie or double rooms for gen
tlemen. Apply ~ floor. Phone Walnut 1oso
iTTH, s., 253-Furnished rooms. single or en-
suite terms reasonable; all conveniences.
18TH, s., ioS-Desirabie rooms well furnished'
running wateri private bath; kitchenette'
asTH, s., lOn-Two rooms, second floor front
and back, running water; reasonable
HsT s., an3-Attr,ctlve furnshed or untur-
nished rooms. Finele or en- suite phone'
9TH AND WALNUT sTs.-F,irnished room
for gentlemen; private family; board op-
tionel. Phone Preston 32u3.
82S s. nth sr.-Threo light, attractive rooms,
adjoining bath private family; phone.
BLACK OAK PARK (Pine near S2d); most
desirable location In w. Phla.; gentlcman
and wife will share comforts Of attracting
home large r'm; sunliehti mod, Belmont osV.
LARGE 2d-noor room, Handsomely furnished
comfortable, convenient home Tor business
man In exclusive, centrally located prlvsto
residence; electric lights. Phone Barring 80
SEVERAL. business men, tired OF boarding; 70
furniture and services. l. III, Ledger Ohice
PRIVATE HOME tSpruce above 4lsO single
en- suite; board ~ desired: reference. II tol
Ledger Central -.
WELL. Furnished room. conveniences, eNclu-
sive neighborhood. Phone Barring l4bS'
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BOARDING

BROAD. s.. 10 Crhe Grsham)--Cool, attract
lively lur. rms, all cows; hotel serNi ~ up
CHESTER AVE, 50e1-Large, newly turn.
front room; southern exposure; eN. table.
LEHIGH AVE, l3i3-l5-Beautitul rooms, good
table. new management. Phone Tioga Szsl.
home: large pleasant rooms; board optional
SPRING GARDEN, 1906 - Boarding, rooms;
mod. house; baths; porch; table board; phohe'
SPRUCE lo2s-JO - Beautiful 2d-story suite,
furn. unfurn. TO per. coupler choice table
SPRUCE l22i-26 (Brismonde)-Furn rooms,
single. en- suite; private baths; table BOARD.
WALNUT 4D44-weIl furnished 2d-noor front;
gentlemen or couple. Belmont 3sl5 W
WOODLAND AVE, 8tSO-Clean, comtortaole
rooms: excellent table: moderate rates
10TH, n, l5s0-Slngle and double vacancies;
excellent board; private family, --.-
35TH NJ 3O2-Desir. rms: good table porch,
shade; conv. to cars. Phone Preston 52L6 w:
10TH, n ~ - Pleasant light rooms. ,eeKcep.
table; porch; near L. Barring EOys w.
10TH AND wALNUT-Board for couple riSage la1ge
second-story room; private family Fho"e
Preston 1898. -
WEST PHILA., most desirable location, beau
tiful corner, private family, Will accommo-
date lady or gentlemen. Phi. Belmont 2OOO
sPRUCELYN, 3o5 south 4ist st.-MlsS S. NJ.
HANLEY. formerly OF Chestnut st.- St
PRIVATE FAMILY will take infant to board;
refs. EXCHANGED. ]. l"5, Ledger Oniee:
Suburban
t;TR NANT0WN 235 w Rittenhouse st. (be-
tween WAYNE and Greene)-Comfortably turn.
rooms; good table; cow. PIN, Gtn. 1913 y.
AN ADULT FAMILY would like married
couple TO board large rooms. second hooIi :
tion. wyncote. p. o. Box No. 10
YOUNG clergyman on Main Line, good home
will hoard and for boy. small charge
@ ei3. Ledger Central.
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WANTED


ANTIQUE furniture, bric-a-brac, feather beds.
broken Jewelry, false teeth. good, silver, dia-
monds bot. i35 Walnut Ph.Wal 7O-28. Est
Old gold. silver. curios. coins, pis-
ANTIQUES tolls. false teeth, furniture. J. 3.
BOSS (Peoples Store) 266 s. llth.
BOOKS aud libraries bought. all kinds send
address; Will call. DICKENS. 100 N. 18th ct.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING WANTED
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, TOO.
WHAT | SAY is MEANT FOR YOU:
If YOU HAVE ANY CLOTHING TO SELL.
- SEND TO ME, I'LL TREAT YOU WELL.
THE PRICE l PAY is VERY HIGH;
MORE THAN OTHERS. LET ME TRY.
TELEPHONE MARKET 2O90
WRITE OR PHONE AND / WILL CALL
ANY PLACE OR TIME AT ALL.
SELlGSOHN, sTH AND SP. GARDEN SITS.
CAST-OF CLOTHING-Will positively pay 90
per cent. more than other dealers for ladies'
etc; also full dress and tuxedo suits. Call.
write, phone Poplar 5ln. Prompt attention
paid 70 orders. BI-ACKER. 1893 Poplar st
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets. antiquesi entire
part houses bought for cash. matter
how large. Bernstein, 1884 Ridge ave.
FURNITURE wANTED-Household goods a
speciality; positively highest prices paid.
Clark's Furniture Co, 2645 KensingtOn ave.
SELL YOUR CLOTHING
To SCHULTZ, 227 n. 9th st.
He pays the biggest prices for gentlemen's
clothing. Phone Walnut 6S65.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

for a bright young or mddle-aged man
who can Invest $500 and become associ-
ated with a large, growing business with
services at salary OF $50 per week. Small
corporation and established years. Our
commodities being a necessity and with
large orders on hand, this business Of
fers unlimited possibilities. Will stand
strictest Investigation. Bank references.
ONLY THOSE THAT MEAN BUSI-
NESS AND HAVE THE NECESSARY
AMOUNT NEED APPLY.
l. 120, LEDGER OFFICE.