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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
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 &6e c9ty for vacation tTfps can hava ZIG eeliow them daily and thus keen X tn scpch with home affairs. Order shrsHgh The Buliettn business of- I@eas
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Serge and Scotch flannel umea for el1flCren'& school df@sses hMvs the great advantage CT being washab1e.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Nothing has ever rupimee9 the knitted golf coat for golf piaHera.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Pale lips usually betoken poor circu- lati0fi. Generally a sudfcio9s course of tonics. bathing and exercise will rem edy 4His condition. But in some cases this may not be sufficient and then the sought. To temporarily overcome this p4Ieness one may tint the lips with rauge or a lip-ssieK; besides giving color fe also serves ag a Troteefisf to the lips from the sun and wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

I'm Cuba married women always re- tain their mafden names, In addition tc thai Of thelr husbands-'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Par4@aennes are enorofderinR thefr handkerchiefs with Soldiers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

before and wal hidder, from ne er- en1y 1y ridge and wood ffta 18th 9a,tallon wera bringing up their M. e. Timber mile behind our own fr- ing line, when they put in e bcnutl~ Iui she'll killed two horses, wounded nvs ns men one of whom died shorsiy
 .Frequently the brigade win estab- lisa headeuarfers at q spot r,oe rre- vicuely shelied- Inside twelve hours tney have the place spotted and fba occupants shelied out. That line bnp- peae1 too frequently to be a mere coincidence- On two occasions wires were found running through our rnss Labass@e canal. But one fset1 e~ssa. as when threo weeks ago a move w1s made by our rfen uldsr a German tre1ef- cEly 60 yards from -G.ra. which when fred sent 3Bo skv high. It was. then that three fines of trenches were taken by the brigade but were after- wards she.ied out of them. Our conlners are much better than tfe Serman. Their aecuracy of throw game. helps them In doing extremely good work
 As America fs Viewed in Germany.
 Rotterdam. July 1s.A1he nore Ber- In ponderE oyer the American note the less it likes it's contents.
 In yesterdays T&geb1att Captain feFslus. the naval expert. breaks out in frantic eEkort t6 proee by fnfer- ence that all Brftssh merchant shfpy are armed. and that wfth the con nivanee of fl1e United States. which, nc declares, has now become "a part her or Eng1ands unscrupulouu.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

T1niGh the bottom Of the full sMfr with ono row of puff1ng.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Sas41es with flower aprliqued ends arc among the prettiest novelties.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Now that mems socks are worn ir different colors, a good idea is to cut the tops off. sew up the cut ends gather in and place a button covered Tn the same material on top. Turn ur the bottom and this makes a. rfnkire cap for q small boy. For a girl, brfna down each corner to the side and finish off with buttons.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
FOR WEARY FEET.

Pertlaas. roeIzsts havs become nsess-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Blouses must blouse. but very care.
 fully must it be done.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Use a wooden potato rnaaher for eEeanainG butter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The success of the French war loan
 ie attributed to the quick response of
 women to subscribe.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The home worker can keep her f1ands in nice condition if she win exercise a little care. When they have been stained by vegetables or fruit, the stains should be removed with an acid, lemon, vinegar or sour milk and then rtrsed in cieaA water before the hands eotne in contact with soap or soapy water. Always rinse off all soap be@ fore wiping the hands and be sure they are wiped perfectly dry.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The eton collar of sheer crgandv ts & feature Of the new blousas.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Mu9fcoiored picot edges to white rf5bons are among the pretttest.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Recent statistics show that males in Japan outnumbef the women by only E67, ,Tg5.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

American Red Cross nurses on the as 'fsfSters"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Brick ice-creasn may he cut in fancy shapes by means of cookie cutter
 dipped i'm hot water.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
OTHER VIEW POINTS

We are all commeadabfv calm. Bu some of us can't help thinking fn what | stew Of excitement we should aII bs but for the coInfortabls knowfedre that the imperial German empire already has an extraordinary amount of btsf-
 ness on hand---Hartford Times.
 Are waterbary ofscials in IsaSus with the saloons that they procrasti- nate. year after year, fn the matter Of Providing a cornfprt station near fffe center of the eftyz Or don't they care for country ~hay see6S~ and their fef- atives only to the extent of halvns
 them spend their money in the city 2 Why does n require a S1edsehannmer
 to drive a good tde& fffo some rnen's heads ?-Woodbury Reporter.
 To the protest of the police aeniust the cartcature of their profession by certain comedy actors in the moving picture buSiness. we wcuId suggest that If haK the stories of the wonder fui achievements of Sheriff Hinkead of
 Bayonne are true. f1e could be offered l up as candidate for a job as a real hero for a most melodramatic role. lnasmuch as the Bayonre strfks was the most photographed event of recent months it is possfb1e that the sheriff
 Is already canned in aetion."-MerIden Record.
 The town of Preston is defendant in novel suit. 4 woman who was injured while riding in an autorno- bile in that town alleges her in- Juries are directly due to bad roads. Perhaps the town should be pdi1fsh- ed for that sort of sin, but R seems not to have occurred Co the plaintiff that she might have avoided un-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Some idea Of the amount of anto- mobile traf1c on the Hartford and 6aybropk turnpike may b@ Rafred from the record of a HIxw4uurn r1asl who counfed f,3o0 cars passif1e hfs residence between Certain hourE fmsf Sunday. The same day mnether umrfv in a trip between Rocky Hill and Tylerville corner, about an toslTs | run. met sso cars on their way up
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

by having her chauffeur drive the car slowly. That might not have been fnshionab1e. but it would have accorded u1th the safety flrgf idea under the conditions that exfsfed. = Bristol Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

New York. Illinois and Massachu- getta are opposed to having eagen1c
 marriage laws.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

A thorough whitewashing should De given every cellar at least once year.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Arkansas, Georgia and Virginia are tlae only states where women are not allowed fo practice law.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

1T one does much sewing by hand 1t saves time to thread a whole package of needles on one spool of thread. put ting knot in the thread after the last needle is on. When threaded needle fs wanted take one needle, pushing the others back till tfle thread is the de- sired 9ength. then cut the thread, tying knot as before, to prevent the other needles from slipping off the thread
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
WOMAN nsIIFE. .AND-N1HE KITCHEN
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
THE kfous EiAflFE

SUGGESTIONS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. l when wh1akzn@ am egg be eure the
 basin aamd krifs are DeFeectly dry. There will then be no dafHculty in
 gettins t to foam up quickly are the srdaasst saving oe rnothersa
 tirne.
 Serge and Sccbch flannel tned for chtldren's school dresses have the
 great advantags of being washable. Use wooden potato 1uaaher for EereanninG butter. Brick iceAcrea9f may he cut in fancy shapes by means of n cookie cutter dipped I'm hot water. Always put flowers into n vass-one
 \ eoat ee'suzn. oopaI wfn s-saoes A window sfade may Do cleaned by rubbing with dry salt and corn meal
 Reap efrsrvesoent medicines in n | Onlong wfH fry more readily if dipped in milk after slfcfng.
 Paint may be removed from windows with hot vinegar.
 -&a&$@@~@ A letter eealed with the white Of am egg can never be steamed open. 
 Salt and water gently sp4tted on the face will make the cuticie firm. Put am apple i'm the tin box with the c&kes it will keep the cake moist.
 A thorough whitewashing should be given every cellar at least once year. If the kitchen range gets a spot of rust, it can be removed by using sand paper.
 Busters should bs washed often. then dipped in kerosene and dried In the open air.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Fc~ty Der cent of the registered voters in Benton county, Washington are women.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Put am apple i'm the tim box with fhe cskes it will keep the cake moist.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

st Louis has q woman's law conege
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

home by getting from a picture shop the foundation for a glass -bottoned tray. Ask for plain wooden frame with glass and back The moldfnR should be deep enough to form good rim on the tray. You can set in this way little bits of cross stitch ernbroiA- cry yourself, and cover the back of the frame with felt. Put in four fitt1e rubber headed taeks for feet, attach brass handles and you have d lovely gift.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Afways put flowers into n vass- on by onee
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

If the kitchen range gets spot of rust it can be removed by using sand- pape%
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Salt and water gently spatted on the face win make the cuttcie firm.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
CONCERNING WOMEN.

SEniytN@ WCWEN. st. Louis has q wonaan's law college. Pnffadeipnta has ons woman glass
 blower EuEsian factories employ over 76o.- 008 women Philadelphia has five woman factory inspectors Woman farm laborers in England number nearly 100000. Frrty per cent Of the registered New York. Illinois and Massachu- getts are opposed to having eagenzc znarra&@e laws American Red Cross nurses on ths
 as 'fsisters" Recent statistics show that males in Japan outnumbef the women by only S67, ,T75. I'm Cuba married women always re-
 tain their maiden names, In addition to
 that Of thelr husbands.' The success of the French war loan
 ie attributed to the quick response of
 women to subscribe.
 Arkansas, Georgia and Virginia are
 the only states where women are not
 allowed eo practice law.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Busters should be washed often. then dipped in kerogene and dried in the open air.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

A letter sealed with the white Of. am egg can never be steamed open
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Phf1adeiphda has ons woman giasl blower.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Philadelphia has i've woman facfo inspectors.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Woman farm laborers in Ensiau number nearly 100000.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

A wfnAow shade may Do cleaned by rubbing with dry salt and corn meal
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Paint may be removed from windows with hot vinegar.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

A cu@t cessnzn oopaI win mak6- -s1oea w&farnFooG
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Runsian factories employ over 70 008 women
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

OnfonG wfH fry more readily dipped in milk after slicfng.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Mogspich. hAonday, Aug. 2, 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Keap efrervescent medicines i'm cool place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-08
ROOMS FOR RENT

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very nkelJ be located in few mlnutss
tous o. roo%s With and Without SS board Ssiss
snt s for ntsor s1ST " edss, M
swsrs 70 every question you would ask @ are
~crvice; test IT,
BARING. ss4o-2 attractive rooms, with bath.
Tor refined gentlemen; board optional.
BROAD. s.. 1838-Second- floor suite. private
bath. comfortably furnished. electric lights,
hot-water heat.
CARLISLE. NJ, 20i0-Attractiveiy furn. front
room: private family; refined surroundings.
NcHESTNUT. 190f-Desirable single or double
orooms for business gentlemen; private baths.
cHESTNUT. 2O05--cheerful rooms, single and
en- suite; baths, hot water, reference.
CHESTNUT 2O0I-Desirable single and double
rooms; permanent or transient
Also SINGLE ROOMS
CHESTNUT, 2035-Beautifully furn. ROOM adj
bath; prof. on ist door unob. light,
CHESTNUT ST, 21O6-Newiy furnished rooms,
single or en- suite; use OF bath.
cagsTSSyT ssOP sssY yse%S W
CLINTON ST.. 1010-central. quiet. excep. SIN,
en- suite, two expos, private baths, hot-water,
steam heat. fireplace; ref. environ; owner.
DIAMOND. i537-Newly furn. front room;
run. water also rooms; bachelor apt. Teas
LFHIaH AVE, W. GOS-Furn rooms suit
able for o. ?; reasonable. Diamond 2230 w.
LOCUST 1929 Morton Apts splendidly fur.
rooms excel. bath. accom-. refined phone.
LOCUST, l305-Laree ROOM eheerfully furn.;
near bath gentlemen pref Walnut 49O2 w
LOCUST l31s-Fineiy furnished third-noor
'front.' also nice fourth-foor rooms; hrst-
class house; yearly tenants; references.
Phone Walnut 1906.
MASTER. sO0-Attractively furn. rms, single
or en- suite. all cows Poplar 42d6 W.
OXFORD. I40i feor. calisle)-Iarre bright
rooms, with OF without bath; unfurnished
PINE. l620-,rwo rooms furnished, suit
aide Tor bachelor, running water. Locust OolS.
PONEITON AVE. 33o7-Well-furn.. bright
airy rooms. single suite; private baths;
All conN Neniences. porch; neaI \ and subway.
references exchanged. Barring 1921 Y.
POWELTON AVE. 34i6-Attractively furn.
front room; also single room, gentlemen pref
mTrENHoUsE SQUARE f2i0 3. 10Th ST.
iaTae airy rooms and apta. beautifully fur-
lisheu o. rooms. pris ate baths: hot-water
heat nrsi class Ia appointment and service
SPRUCE. IIl5-Bea utifully fsirn. 2d-ncor room.
olhcr Naca running water; electric liEht4-
SPRUCE. III -WELL-FuRNIsHED ROOMS
SINGLE OR EN SUITE NEAR BATH.
SPRUCE IIe1-Larse "a floor front: running
HHIGr other vacancies. Walnut Il6s ".
EI.|iI itE ifae 'r~n-lumishal rooms. aot-
water heat eentemsai. reference.
fIHICE VII Rooms. single suite; PRIV.
tafla| prpf Offices, steam aeat, electricity
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APARTMnNr HOTELS
THEN YOU'LL COME nAcK TO ug,

THEN YOU'LL COME BACK TO U.s.
This nrst year we come with our message TO
you; the second and third and all the other
bring you back again and again.
Once IN a lifetime MINE HOST IL born,
not made. J. Warren Friar. for 90 years q
the Hotel Walton and way back before that
OF the Old Lafayette, has taken the lincoln
"a new and glorined Lincoln, rehnished and
refurnished throuEhout-and will welcome
winter season.
With elevator service, running water In every
room and the kind Of dining room you didn't
mink could be. You will find all your living
troubles over and your problems solved II you
VIII Just call and talk things over and then
make your reservations with Mr.. Friar at
THE LINCOLN. 18TH AND LOCUST SITS.
The Perfect Apartment Hotel"
or
s. SHERWOOD i4ii WALNUT ST.
APARTMENTS A SPECIALITY"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-08

PINE, 9OO-s AND 4 ROOM APIS; EVERY
CONY.i ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS; FURN. OR
UNFURN.; MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP' ED.
RITTENHOUsE SQUARE-Lessee of npart.
facing square will ofer INDUCEMENTS TO satis-
fac. tenant for bal. OF term. Pm. Filbert b24t.
23D AND PINE STS.-De Lancey Apts., s
rooms ! bath 70 8 rooms 2 baths. Apply
Janitor, or CUMMINS, sos Chestnut.
18TH, NJ, 1858 = Fully furnished hrst-nOor
apartment, with private bath and kitchen;
f2Ii suit two persons reference required.
II. r. COR 10TH AND MASTER
Two three rooms, bath, kitchenetts
ONE ROOM, PRIVATE BATH. $500
III N. t6TH-SecOnd floor apt; two bed
rooms, bath. living dining room, kitchenottO;
corner light sides OLHAUSEN, 1905 Arch.
2o1O DIAMOND sT.-Third floor, 9 rooms:
hardwood floors; rent S33. Phone Wyoming
2Oe, see McDade, agent.
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HOUSEKEEPING APIS. WANTED

BY ADULT family; small unfurnished house
keeping apartment; near 18th aud Walnut.
r a, Ledger Central.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
ANGoRA TERRACE
o3D TO 18th ST, ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF
BALTIMORE AVE.

Built in pairs like slde-yard houses making
every room an outside room. and with varied
aud beautiful architecture.
,bdidl YOU , are going to live in an apartment
APARTMENT out of the many, many you see
on every nand Is naturally matter of great
But there must be ONE BEST APART
MENT for you where location, service and
attractive apartment home is absolutely at its
best. aud and this too, for reasonable rental
Of these apartments, and this includes most
vacuum cleaning service, shades, screens and
awnings IN fact, everything to make apart
live iHS"' housekeeping quite '"e perfect way TO
Apartments have FIVE rooms and bath and
are finished in both natural wood and white
enamel with artistic papering and fixtures,
Gsoinet ga ranges, private porehes The price
them. .o...,,,,.. -,
is open for inspection day and evening and
ably attractive these apartments really are.
seventy OF these apartments have been
ago. There are only still stili to be rented and
It is fair to assume that they will all be
taken within the next week. Early reserva-
tions Will therefore be greatly appreciated.
WIN. II. W. QUICK & BRO, Inc, s.4Oth st.
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD. 141I Walnut ct.
THE RUTLAND APIS, JUST COMPLETED
LOCUST ST.. 64TH TO 18TH ST.
and room apartments, with ali the latest
convsnienees, s37 80 70 s45 per month.
Be. phSns Belmont S rs aias. s44s AshE Eocu.. 81.
PRIVATE PARTY desires to sublet unfurn.
apt; In the Wallingford. seth and Chestnut;
parlor, den, bedrooms and bath, dining
room, kitchen. maids room, toilet; ali modern
cows; rent $50; i'm. pos. Ph. Preston 4150 w.
LENoX APARTMENTS. 5404 10 b40s Chester
ave.-Furn. and unfurn. housekeeping apart
ments. See tanitor or ph. Woodland 2o19 J.
sAT'rERLEE corner apartments, 40th
and Chestnut SITS. rooms, baths. Apply
lit s. 46th ct.
ESSEX, Bath and Chestnut; Monterey. 43d and
Chester. Belmont, Bath and Spring Garden.
INQUIRE Janltor, or Cresse. 3Os Hale Bldg
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LocHsLEY HALL

as TO 5l4 West Midvale ave-. Queen LAns
Station, Germantown.
Ideal homes: large lawn and porch.
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WALNUT ST, 22O5-Attractive apartments,
large rooms, unturnshed, private bath and
hall: electricity and gas; plenty of hot water;
well heated; dining room; table board op
tional, Janitor. or phone Locust 334O.
BROAD. N, 0O4.-Two large rooms and bath:
unturnished: very attractive; plenty of sun
light; electric lights; steam heat; porch; hard
wood floors; southern exposure; window seat;
bookcases: open fireplace, etc; meals optional.
SPRING GARDEN. Is1T-Excellent apts. in
different houses, some furn.; htchenettes.
14Ol OXFORD, cor. Carlisle-Two large rooms;
private bath; unfurnished; attractive.
l15 s. 10Th ST.-Beau. fur. apis. en- suite;
private baths desirable location; owner
FOR furnished or unfurnlshed apartments
y. W. Philadelphia and Tloga, first.
Schoeppy q Co, 1917 Montgomery ave.
TWO beautiful rooms; bath, kiIchenette; So5
10 S35. 1922 Spring Garden ST.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

WALNUT, 20l2-YERY FINE HOUSE
KEEPING APARTMENTS; SIX ROOMS.
THREE BATHS: UP TO DATE.
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APARTMENTS
N. E. CORNER 18TH AND WALNUT SITS.

N. e. CORNER nth AND WALNUT SITS.
This i3-story concrete -and-steel hreproof
structure reaches the highest point of devel-
opment yet attained in apartment con-
struction and may be properly styled per-
feet place Of abode.
An earnest effort has been made to offer a
matchless home to those whose first consid-
GRAFTON Is not to count the cost alone, but TO
procure that which they desire; where there
is only perfection. the size and character Of
which may be selected and shaped according
TO the distinctive requirements OF the indi-
vidual.
Suites are arranged from two rooms and
one bath TO seven rooms and three baths
The location is excellent. being convenient
to the business and shopping centres and yet
not too near.
All things considered. the rentals are mod
crate.
Building will be formally opened November
1, 1915.
Further Information may be obtained and
reservations made through
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
l41l Walnut st.
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WANTED

AMETHYSTS. antique furniture feather beds,
broken Jewery, false teeth, gold, silver diam.
bought. 49, Walnut. Ph Wal. 7026. Est 80.
fold gold. silver, curios. coins, pis-
ANTIQUES tolls, false teeth. furniture. J. B.
lBoSS Peoples Store). 266 S.1ith.
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING WANTED
We positively paw the highest cash prices for
gentlemen's summer and winter discarded
clothing; also ladies' suits, dresses evening
gowns, opera cloalSs. etc. Our buyer calls, day
or evening, city suburbs. Write, call
phone. Market 2000.
SELIGSOHN's, sth and Spring Garden.
FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR CASH
VIII pay highest prices for household furni-
ture, pianos and office furniture. Ennis Fur
niture Co. 2l2 S. sth. Phone Walnut 1876.
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. antiques entire
part houses bought for cash, matter
how large. j. BERNSTEIN. 1854 Ridge ave.
MEMS CAsT-OFF CLOTHING WANTED
Best prices; call anywhere, any time.
Phone wal. 6s65. ]. Schultz. 227 n. 9th 81.
NATIONAL CASH check-printing register;
state spot cash price and where II can be
s seen. l0S. Ledger Ofnce.
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West PhlIadelphlS

BUSKINGHAM. 4414 Walnut st.-Third floor.
seven rooms baths; S75; first class. Apply
janitor or Geo. Flock. 30 n. 9TH st.
ONEi OHDLEo 3 TO 7 ROOMS
Some furnished. All outside rooms Reas.
WARRINGTON, Beth and Walnut sts.-Second
story, rooms and bath
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HRverfOrd, Pa.

FURNISHED APARTMENT. o rooms. $50. in
cludng heat and light near station and club;
select. Sutton. 301 Franklin Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExoHANoE

WANrED-Bquity IN COTTAGE Stone HaTbor'
for equity In house. good as new, S'''
sHoWAKER. 3o3s N. Broad st
ALBRECHTS
Exchanges; what have you 10 oferY am
Drexel Bldg. 24i4 W. Lehigh ave.
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ROOMS WANTED

English, refined. desires room
ana board with private family, Overhrook or
Mcst Phila. In vicinity OF south Of 4Oth and
MARKET Sts,; convenient to elevated station;
state terms; refs. eNCh. J 545 Ledger Cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-08

sO2-4-e CHANCELLOR (st. James1 sT o
story central garaEe 3ox4O; now IN course Of
sIseus0n: so: .ppls lsssohappls rent exceptional quar-
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RENTAL LISTS

Stores and Dwellings
2119 E. CUMBERLAND ST. tcor. Collins st. y
Well-located corner store and 10-room dwell
ing, with bake in cellar: within one
square of Hensington Girls High School site;
rent $40. simn,lngton, 2067 f. Cumberland ST.
1922 LANCASTER AVE.-Desrably located
store and dwelling. IA rooms: good order
rear entrance: rent si5. McCURDY. 4O05
Lancaster
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BOARD WANTED

ELEERLY GENTLEMAN and daughter desire
two good rooms, same floor with board, sepa-
rate table, In quiet, high-class house, West
Philadelphia. Box ia, Merton, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-08

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located In a few minutes
by examining the photographs and descrip-
uons OF rooms with and without board which
file for your inspection at Ledger
Central An interior photograph and an
swers 10 every question you would ask are
here so you can decide inteligently; tree
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-08

LARGE LIST houses, sale or rent, al ali
prices. Samuel g. Wagner. Jr., Commencisi
TRUST Building, 10Th and Market SITS.
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s',1s ~ olssss s' steam s' .ss, - sissiiisisS