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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-13

snow in the mountains, travel
over the Snoqualmie pass is fair
ly good this week. Motorists
should take the Renton road, and
avoid the Blewett pass highway.
Near Lake Keechelus the snow
is so deep that only single
passage for one car has been dug
out. making it impossible to pass
other machines for several long
stretches.
Among those from Tacoma
making the trip this week we're
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Balcom of
Grandview, who motored here
via Portland six weeks ago to
visit relatives and friends. Bal
com drives an Oakland.
The Olympic highway to Lake
Crescent is in admirable condi-
ton, according to Capt. II. r.
Carter, who. returning from a
fishing trip this week. The road
is open from Quilcene to Port
Townsend and Discovery juno
ton, also.
Ford motorists think nothing
of making % miles on a gallon
of gas. But when a car as large
as the Oakland makes this boast,
1t is worth thinking about. F.
w. Foulkes, distributor of the
Oakland in Pierce and Thurston
counties, also proclaims that the
car will use only one quart of oil
for 200 miles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-13

The Goodyear tire people will
have to get additional store room
IL their business continues. Two
carloads OF pneumatics, solids
and rubber hose arrived this
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-13

The Rainier National Park Co.
this week bought two more REQ
skies and put them In service,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-13
HONK! HONk! HEAR
AUTO EDITORS TIP

ports in the spare supply tanks
of automobiles. The cops know
it, but it is almost impossible for
them to find the guilty villains
unless they examine the rear
tanks of every high-class double
tanked machine that they find.
So IL a cop walks up behind
your car and shifts suspiciously
at the screw-cap on your gasoline
tank, don't get angry.
He's simply obeying orders.
]. H. Schaniel, formerly of the
Puget Sound Auto Co., and now
of the sales force of the Gerling-
er Motor Car Co., is dividing his
enthusiasm between the Tacoma
made Gersix trucks and the
Chandler Type IT. He declares
that the Gersix is the niftiest and
most reliable truck he has ever
seen. And he believes that the
Chandler is the best passenger
car on the market.
Schaniel has travelled 10000
miles in a Chandler In the past
two years, logging roads all over
the country. and he ought to
know about the car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-13

Ernest and Earl Reynolds, of
the Automobile Supply Co., say
that they are doing a far greater
bulk of business this season than
ever before. Their road sales
force Is turning in immense or
ders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
weddtng supper vas served the bridal
PERSONAL.

IA. F. Ankrom, Of Parkersburg, As
a business visitor here.
"A. r. Thomas, Of Weston, IS IN
Is. a. Bartlett was here from Fair
mont Thursday.
70. IS. Lyle, Of Parkersburg, is
city business visitor. VI
r. "a. Bailey was here from salem lem
ThursdaySon business.
3. i. Hollobaugh, of Warrington,
is transactlng business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8Pulltam Of FL
kfns. are guests at the Hotel Gore.
Misses Hazel K. Black and Hazel
Hawkins, Of Pine Grove are visitors
In the city. s5ls
w. X Frederick, OF wheeling, 1s
business visitor: here.
w. S. Carper is here from Morgan
III. q. Hail, Of Parkersburg, Is i IL
Walter Barger Is here from Fair 5'stlr
mont.
on a business mission.
The Rev. W. d. Reed, OF Grafton,
was here Thursda enronte home
from Buckhannon here he attended se
a meeting of the executive commits
lCee& OLs31N esle4 - Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fran IL Wilson and
son, who are spending the w1nter$tn
IsPittsburg, are guests during the holt
days OF Miss Bessie Lyon.
Deputy Sheriff George w. Conley
returned Wednesday night from
ItPittsburg, where he looked after OF
fetal business.
Mrs Rose Criss, OF Webster
I!Spring Is visiting Mrs. Brooks Wat
3son, OF 1870 5East r ike street.
M Guy Z. Goff, OF Milwaukee, Wis
who spent Christmas here with his
father, United states Senator Nathan
tiGof, left for his home w ednesday
Iinorning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28

Mrs. y. ". Grimm and was SO years
old. IN 1884 he married Miss Alice
McCarty and to this union seven
children were born Mrs. Griffin, Ave
children, four brothers and a8sister
survive. The children are Mrs. Ches-
ter Elliot, Of Dola; Mrs. Victor vii
lers, OF this city; u. Clark Griffin, Of
Do1a; HarlinsR r. Grimm, of Wood ine;
Eaht1 MISS Audra z. III Griffin, ut home.
The brothers are James g. Grimm, Of
t1Lumberport; b. Frank Griffin of
Mannfngto Dr.. N. TN Griffin. of
EParkersburg; and Rev. George D.
Griffin of Belington and Mrs "a. I:
Harbert, Of Ltlmberp or, is 81 sister:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
.RT.YI.EIlIR- d Rl:l.A..NiPAGE.

Following the heavy rains Of the
last twenty-four hours, tho West.
Fork river was slightly out Of IT'S
banks along the Weston railroad.
Thursday morning. small amount
OF territory opposite Highland park
was flooded. Continual ton OF the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
Father 4. ! I!!.EI..I=
lot Mrs. Victor Wiliers, of This
City, Laid to Rest
Wednesday.

Funeral services over the body OF
ID. Frank Griffin, of ] Zones Run; who
died at his home there Christmas day
following an illness Of congestio Of
the brain, was held at 10 clock on
Wednesday afternoo on at the Baptist
church on Jones Run. The burial
iwos In the church cemetery.
Mr.. Griffin was q son or Mr.. and
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COUNTY
news | | !. EVENTS \. j. |.
ARE REPORTED
Correspondent Keeps Tab Of
That Section for Readers
of the Telegrarl.
0d i,s

WESTON, Dec. 28F Friday and
Saturday were great; days for the |
merchants and the street car com
many. Shoppers by the hundreds
were IN evidence and money seemed
to be plentiful. The car arriving
here at ST clock Friday evening
handled 1872 fares, and the NJ e, CLOCK.
car Saturday evening handled 2l2.s
Christmas day passed away very
quietly and but few DRINKS We're In
evidence.
j. Nv. Harris, of A1kire Nil died lied
at his home Monday The funeral,
was held Wednesday, at Georgetown
and was IN charge of the ] un1or Or
der Of United American Mechanics
John W. Jeffries and Miss Bessie
Moore were married last Friday BY
the Rey.sC G. A. 1sner. The Bird egroom
lis 6 and the bride 2S
Misses Leba Kaplan and Anna Nal
kow are home for the ho1t days from
Baltimore, where they are attending
school. ss3
Mrs. r. B. iLinsay5 and two sons. Of
EGreat Falls. Mont, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs lbert Hard
man, near Jane Lew.
j ames INLAY and family spent
Christmas with his parents at ST.
:Nfary's.
q. q. Yoke, formerly Of this city.
died at his home in Richie county
last week. The body was buried at
Philippf.
E Prof. Frank r: Yoke IS A guest Of
friends at Morgantown.
uncle Jerry Moore is i'll at his
home on Lower lain avenue.
Twin daughte rs were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter ee1y,A Of Jane Lew,
Christmas day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vassar Is quite Ill
atEtheS home Of herss ons CharleslsVas=
sar. In North Weston.
8 Mrs. q. NJ. Smith. sof Shadybrook,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Woodd ell; of the
Ice Plant addition, are on the sick
list.
n. S. Cook. Of Ohio. is visiting his
daugh Mrs. g. G. Doyle.
The Rev. James TeterS o sDdinneola,
Fla. Is Visiting his bro theirs here.
W MISS James, Hayden has gone to-
Tulsa; Okla. ito spend some Stime$with
her son. 3 Ohm, and daug hters Mrs
Edward WeIch. ~
Mrs. Clara Rymer and daughter
Virginia, are at listing friends In
washing ton. ss
Mrs. Daisy Med ermott is Ill at her.
home on Cottage street.
Mrs. Edward $Hughes and Mrs. H
n. Grad dock will entertain their
IISunday schoo classes at the Meth
lIternoon.5 ssss IN WI s S
Mrs James A.t Lewis, of Salem
land Claud e lewis, OF Akron, q. are
depending q few days wit ana
MIS-. esd Cook
EEank Rahrb ouch nt Ind lana ial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28

NJ. Atchison, the president was un-
able to hold an important business
session which Is most necessary for
the club, and which needed a quorum
oftnembers to make the business Of
the club legal. It was deeply regretted
BY the president, as another meeting
will have to be held early in January
and it is hoped all members will be
present, when the meeting is called:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
''GBN EAT Anything
now DECLARED
Frank BOWMAN ] N 4. !.
Resident Fourth and Railroad
Streets Wrote in Grateful
Praise of5Nerv-W

These thankful5 home endorsements
Of the Great Family Nerve 4 onic con
tinue to make the sales Of Nery-
Worth beat all the records at the
Burke drug store. Read this one:
Burke Drug Store-=1 have been
NRncted for several years with stom-
1ch trouble and nervousness
ID got so bad could not sleep at
nights.
After taking two bottles Of Nerv-
Worth ID can sleep at nj gilt and can
eat anything I want.
u am greatly pleased with the x med q
FRANK ". BOWMAN.
NorthYtew.
For sick and nervous headaches.
For nervousness, sleeplessness,
and dizziness.
For indigestion and heart futter.
For that tired n raggy'' feeling.
For run-d own cond IL gen
eral. . \. \
from disordered nerves. 4
NERY-WORTH HAS nc EQUAL.
Your dollar back at the Burke
4 Drug store if Worth does not
beneat 70 erttsement,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
5HalIe;I.Ir:,-NTc1CIu5nrIrl. .

Robert McC Chung Jr., and Miss
Nona!ED6 /. Halle r5were1 married at 80
{o'cloclS ednesdaE evening at the
home Of the brldegro om's father In
sNorthYiew. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. h r. Hess. FOL
lowing the Ceremony. a sumptnous
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
Repularr Dance.

Miss Anne d: oBggess will hold her
regular weekly dance class Thursday
evening inB the auditorium of St.
NIary's high school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
Wonderful Skating Sets,
S1.OO, Sl.5O and $500.

We have them for both girls
and young women. They are
very desirable, practical, warm
and comfortable.
(, All wool, brushed Angora, and
thickly knitted scarfs and caps
in white, rose, various blues
browns, greens and solid color
combinations.
Prices $l.OO, $1.5O and $500.
Other sets Up to $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28

The Assembly Club will give its
annual Christmas week dance Friday
evening In the audi toriun of the Ma
sonic temple. It promises to be one
Of the most brilliant and elaborate
social affairs Of the Y1let1de season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28

There are spiders In Java who
make webs 80 strong that itstequiTeH
q knife to sever them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
S;It.111lr- Glib Meets.

f3re Music Study Club composed
81 Miss Jean Howell Burns music
students met at her studio, 614 Null
DERRY ST. ct, from to. q I. o,el9 9Es
"Wednesday afternoon. The study for
she afternoon was The Life OF
Bach, & and the following papers We're
The Bach Family BY Caroline tln'e
Mann. 5.a ~; 5-s
Little Prelude - ~ Ella Detn
Sloan.
Burns.
:. sStringed instruments Of the Key
board Glass BY Mary y ohnson:
At5 the close Of the program which ~ f
was ii charge Of Miss d. iZabet TT !
ilorI n business session was held, fol
lowed BY the rendition Of a number g
&c instrumental solos. Later refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
A New Kid Glove For
Women Has a Novel
Embroidery Back.

It is a splendid lddsldn In
both ivory and white, and hav-
ing three rows of embroidery on
the backs. The color shades from
dark to light; in brown, green
. and purple.
The whites also have a black
and !. white embroidery; very
smart. Two clasp. They are
, Waller and are the best
French gloves.
Women's twelve button gaunt-
let gloves. of washable kid.
III cruiser grey and white, $3.50.
Women's gauntlet gloves with
wrist strap in battleship grey
and cream, $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
10 Entertain.

Edward Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Hart will entertain at a reception
from to 1 90 clock Thursday even
ing IN their home on Locust street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28

visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rohrbough.
Wade Hall; Of Fairmont, visited
friends here Monday.
Thomas Fisher came from Akron,
o.. to visit his parents on Middle
run, during the d olidays. s5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
Attractive ], AFFAIR.

One OF the most attractive and en-
ioyable social affairs of the Yule-
EstideEseason was the informal Christ
mas week dance, given&by the Knights
Of Columbus Wednesday evening, in
the auditoriup Of st. Mary's high
school.
The committee in charge consisted
of y 10. Coughlin, NJ. i. Lynch, r. L..
NIcGraw, William NJ. Mulheran, u. J.
Francois, and II u M !. Killeen, and by
their untiring efforts made the dance.
one Of sthesmos brill liant and success,
full social affairs OF the week.
A delightful program of dance
.musics Of twenty numbers was played!
by the Kember orchestra screened
on the stage behind a hedge of tall.
palms, ferns and Christina flowers:s
and boys home for the holidays at
tended.
Among the out Of town visitors
present were Mrs. Dana young, Of
Weston; Mrs. Clara Dittman, Of Nc
l8Keesport, Pa; Mrs. NJ. .. Carskadon,
of PIttsburg; Miss Mari orte McDon-
aid, Of Columbus o. Miss Rather
inc Garskadon. Of Ptttsburg; Miss
Mary F,ricker, OF Atlanta, Ca; Leo
Healey, of Bradford, Pa; and JACK
Anderson, OF Madison, va.
I z aE9R745 Nj
Artist Recital.
The Marcato Music Club will hold
Lifts artist recital on January 9 in the
aud ttorium Of the Masonic temple,
when the Tollepsen Trio will appear,
composed of Carl II. Tollepsen, yio=
\ lin 4: Nine. Schnabels Tollepsen, piano; )
William Durieux, cello.
The program will be in charge Of
Mrs Charles Ridenour, assisted by
Mrs. N. s. Long baugh, Mrs Walter
Morgan, and MIS- iynnE Osborne
Each member ofSthe TollepsenS Trio
has attained prominence asa so1oist,
Carl n Hollepsen: the iollntst, has
met with disting uished success, and
the pianist, Madame Schnahel=Tollep-
sen, has played with repeated and
brilliant success with leading sym
phony orchestras, while Mr.. Durieux
the cel1ist, mas attracted wide atten=
tion in Holland, Belgium and Ger
many. Ak @ f3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
4sB
I n N. ADYAN,C or.

Owing to the Increase In the cost
of manufacturing br1ck we are COM
PEELED TO advance the 1ces The ads
vance to take effect on the 2 gtti day
or Decent Der, 10 1,6.
i4 GLEN View BRICK Co
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28

Well Start the New Year With a Sale
Extra! Of Curtain Scrims at Tic

taste windows the
arrangement the lines
Be o The color used II draPeres
with draperes The sale tuesday OF
heavy wolfe cr plain ribbon herttcaed and
work edges
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
~ Bnlsines.s Session.

LOO n ITV77- NO bIS uIEsS
Owing to the non attendance of the
mai rity Of the members of the Mar
cato Music Club at a meeting which
was called for g O'Clock Wednesday,
afternoon in the home Of Miss Cora
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28
on !! !. s: u |. ]!
The Foil Takes Place DO1Dl1 Stairs
IEueda4 Nest, First Day After Men Year


III
selections.
47peces statuary values to SIS 90 for
42peces statuary and Vases values up to $3.50 for
81 pieces Epigrams Vases values up to $3.50 for
S15O
Is pieces Epigrams Vases values to SIS %, for
$3.50
I3iarge Vases, values up to $780, for $500.
1O0Ses White and Gold China Cups and Saucers,
setSI5O.
$500
$500, for $3.50
5BoUdoir Lamps, values up to $780, for S1.95.
Candle
8rols Toilet Paper, 25c
Scans Sunbright Cleaner for 5c
France Premier and Twin Santo Electric Vacuum
Cleaners, $500; $500 S35 100 machines
Our demonstration machines.
piece Domestic Dinner Set in white and gold, $3.50
Apiece Domestic dinnerseti border, $3.50
lOOpiece Blue Bird dinner $500.
One97-piece dinner set, and blue border, $1,000.
idea 81 the st Dinner in
esDhe knowle
in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-28

If you appreciate China, Statuar5y, Lamps,
this sale The reductions ia every instances Aux
choicest pieces being marked at one-llaf and
are the very finest specimens Of foreign and dol
portunity to pick up odd pieces for q small price
itate selections.
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ny. Bs8 IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-25
VIM. H. WILSON & co.
7oo-ol MORRIS BUILDI

EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING
wsll-aPPeented. up.to-date detached resi-
shrubberyi heated by the new vapor vacuum
sysstem, Win pressed steel radiation through.
modern, excellently. equipped bathroomsi there
examine photos or this beautiful country home.
VIM. H. WILSON & co.
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WANTED


cAsT-oFr cf.orHrNo
We nuy mems suits, otercoaN. full lorcss
Iussdo suits, etc: owins 20 the rsss ,.sii d3iii
Esy ycg very hlsh prices for these goods
SAMUEL coofisR. 1910 oirard ave.
cAeI-oFF CLOTHES wANTED-we pay very
suite, 2yercoats.. etc. and eyenins clothes
Write. call Or phone Market oSsS. w. SAL "
Clothing Co, 800 srrins darden a.
cAsr.oFF cI.orHINoi highest prices psid
eents,' clothing. suits, ov coats. Send postal.
ail day, eys city subs enywhsre any any unns, uanss
cAsr.oFF cI.oTH1No WANTED 80.
Hiehest prices paid Tor mems CASTOR clotn-
ina We. call anywhere, any time. Write. call or
phone Market ss2s !. Kaufman. sic Spring
CAsI.oFF cJoTHINo--IIiehest prices paid for
ladies' and mems clothing, hats. shoes, etc,
Phone Poplar 511i BLKckER. 1889 Poplar.
FuRNIruRE, pianos. carpets antiques; entire
of part houses bought for cash. no matter
how larEe. y. Bernsteln. 1884 Ridge ave.
Office Furniture nos,,sypTs9N os EyEn6
Household Furniture Wanted Wanted, puLINo sncdSs'
Hand Furniture Co. eofooe-ei4 caiiowholi ct.
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MORRIS BUILpINo

WILL SACRIFICE e5-acre country seat. near
II rooms, baths; dsslEned by savsry. shssti
= bayeryi remodeled Colonial farmhouse with
keyolutionary War associations; tenant
h9,Ysei h,ss larse barns: poultry houses, gaTaEs
tnsde and great abundance q fruit; a rafs
appointment. H. J. DAoER. NC. c..sAmbier. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-25
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH. 2iii--Niceiy Furnished rooms; ali con.
veniences: gas, heat. Phone Spruce s24e
BROAD. s.. 4is--Just Opened. priv. bath. else
HRhts steam heat furnished or unfurnished
CHESTNUT. UNDERSTANDABLE ROOMS. PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT,
CHESTNUT. ie0s--Attractlveiy Furnished rooms
single or en- suite; steam hoat. electricity ref.
LOCUST. l3is-DEsIRABLE RooMsi EXCEL
LENT LOCATION.
PINE. 1920 Front rooms. furnishedL heat,
liRht. running water, Phone Locust 0sls J.
SPRUCE, 2O22--Furn. com, rooms; pri. bath
southern expos, open fireplace. Locust 1888 J.
SPRUCE iss7-suites with bath: single rooms;
offices, steam heat; reasonable.
1iTH, g.. 322 CTho Caritonl---Attractive perlor-
bedroom; also rooms. with or without bath
steam heat; ref patronage only sohc.i ret
18TH. s., 95O-Large double parlor and adjoin-
Ing room on second floor; private hallway euit
physician. dentist, studio or apt priv. family.
b2D. N. 211-Nicrly furn 2d-story room, gem
temeni private family near elevated Phone
SINGLE ROOM, private bath. also large unfurn
rooms. lIght housekeepIng. Preston 4l2I w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-25

BAI.A - Colonial 1b-room Holmesburg granite
stone house, best location IN Bala, Bryn Mawr
ave. OPP. Upland terrace: large lot; all mod
ern conveniencas. Owner. JOHN HAUBERT.
2O6 Bala ave. cynwyd.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

18TH, g.. .4oo-e-roem furnished apartment II
center OF city. 5000 per month. for winter
months.
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sANITARIUMs

APARTMENTS
THE MONTTVISTA
d3D AND OXFORD SITS.
Located IN one of the most exclusive resi-
nd within 70 ml9utss S ,S Of city aS, xS Mss Ss
which runs direct TO the building. Suites Of
rooms. bath and ktchenette. from $50 20
80. Public dining c9om located in building
sPLENDIDLY FURNISHED BRowNsToNF:
residence. excellent condition. newly painted
and renovated, No, 20i9 n. Broadi great loca-
dry side-gate entrance, with large open yard;
IL rooms; suitable for small apartmentsi rental
$3.50 per month. Can bo examined on prem.
ises; Full partieulars, address or call
THE LINDEN
N. r. cor. 18th and Green SITS.
rooms and bath.
Apply TO ianitor,
CHESTNUT ST, 2OOi IN. w. cORNER)-
Professional offices and apartments.
Elevator. electric lights, steam heat.
Janitor gervicesi suites rooms and bath.
THE DUfJDAs, i70o-o2 Pine st.--.-Attractlvs
suites. and rooms With bath bat vSn, din,ng room
RocKETTs APARTMENTS. 02e to e3D N. 18th
bath; furnished or unfurnished; every conv.
WALNUT ST, 110b--Third floor. rooms and
bath, heat included. $50, BARBER-HART-
MAN CO., 1901 Chestnut st.
nth AND SAMSON ST., N. w, CoR.-one
room and bath. Apply on premises.
10Th ST., s.. 1ib-Beautifully furnished suites;
private baths. excellent location.
1920 CHESTNUT ST.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
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BOARDING

osAoE AVE, 44os-weii- furnished roomsi
s22ic'5. mousse eA'eien' location r'''On
SPRUCE 1Oos-S0-fIandsome nrst-noor suite.
nnfurnshedi choice table board. Wal, 1920.
SPRUCE, 1224-2G = Furnished rooms, private
baths; table board. Phone Walnut It'll.
i1TH. NJ lg32-Des second third moor ynos'' :
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE. old china. antique all
ssss4 sss sbsS sss % 'a s Fs:s. :s Slso: :'a
brqsn sEsly sis : Ess saaIGDSs isSs
1sE5S :s "a 's ss ,s s ss6 df .s e:n
bRoISEN JEwEI.Ry. sntiaues Rlst9Is. coins,
Boss peoDis's stors) 200 8. nth. Wal. 44se.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-25

NoRwooD--618 10th. ave; modern 10-room
dwelling; large lot; all city cows. easy terms
C. w. GABELLl Jr., Executor. 614 Walnut.
OAK LANE-Modern elegantly located 1O-room
home; every convenience; $0I5O. 1905 o5th