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Arizona republican., 1917-09-19
Adventures of a Butterfly

In The House Built Upon Sand" new Triangle-Fine Arts feature star ring Lillian Gish, at the Columbia to- day, the heroine is a butterfly of fash ion, who plans an elaborate wedding, only to be kidnapped by her fiance on the eve of their marriage and whisked away to the factory town where he masquerades among his em- ployes as a manager
 Here the girl is compelled to become acquainted with the working people and finally takes a real interest in them and their welfare Trouble comes when an enemy of the husbands poi sons his mind against his wife. While
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19

they are at odds a workmen's club which has been turned by them into a drinking resort is raided by the wives, and a fire which follows destroys it, with some startling disclosures.
 But in the course of time the hus- band finds how he has been misled. and the interest of both husband and wife in the factory people leads to a complete reconciliation. Roy Stuart, star of Come Through supports Miss Gish in this attractive picture. The Keystone Komedy Dog Catcher's Love" completes this bill. Watch for Pay Me-" with Dorothy Phillips
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19
George Began at the Empress


 George Beban, proclaimed to be the greatest of all character actors ap- bearing on the screen. will be seen to- night for the last time in his latest Paramount picture entitled The Cook of Canyon Camp" which affords Mir. Beban an excellent opportunity of dis playing his starring ability. It is a story of the Canadian Northwest of an incident which is supposed to have happened in a sawmill in the early days.
 The Empress orchestra is growing popular with the movie patrons as the musical selections offered by Prof. Boothman are such that adds great eff fects to the pictures. There will also be a single reel of comedy which promises to furnish the laughs of the evening"
 Tomorrow the new program will be the regular program which was scheduled for the Lamara but towing to the special attraction of Jack and the Beanstalk," it has been transferred to the Empress. The noted Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa in "The Jagu ar's Claws" the Burton Holmes trava- logue will also be shown.
 Jack and the Beanstalk" at lamara The greatest of all motion picture productions proclaimed by critics is that of Jack and the Beanstalk," the
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19

early run on this most wonderful of pictures at an enormous price and it was only for the fact that the Lamara will make good the announcement of a few weeks ago of bigger and better pictures the coming year and II Is hoped that not a mother in Phoenix will deprive her children of the one opportunity of seeing the greatest of all fairy tales
Arizona republican., 1917-09-19
WhyAre eYouGray?

Why look older than you feel?
 Now that so many thousands have proved that Q-ban Hair Color Restor- CT brings a uniform dark, lustrous shade to gray or faded hair-you really ought to try Qban. Ready to use guaranteed harmless-50c for a large bottle-money back if not satisfied. Sold by Central Pharmacy. Owl Drug Co. and all good drug stores Delight fully beautifying. Try Q-ban Hair Tonic; Liquid- Shampoo; Soap. Also Q-ban Depilatory Qor superfuous hair)
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30
Social Chat

Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Romig are cele- brating the twenty-frst anniversary of their marriage today.
 *
 Miss Clara Sites made the round trip to Mile 34 on the train today. Mir. and Mrs. Bernard M. Stone will leave tomorrow on the Alaska for An chorage, where they will locate, The w. c. T. U. will meet tomor- row afternoon at 2:3O with Mrs. J. J. Patton at the parsonage.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Sloan entertained the Bridge club Saturday afternoon. A delicious luncheon was served after which the afternoon was spent pleas antly with cards.
 Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Evans were hosts at a delightful informal bridge party Saturday evening.
 <
 The dance given by the Arctic Brotherhood Saturday evening was thoroughly enjoyable with a good crowd in attendance.
 Tennis is occupying the attention Of several of the younger set, and no doubt club will be organized soon.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30
GETTING SUPPLY SHIPS IN ORDER
(By United States Cabie)

WASHINGTON, Saturday, April 28. = The govern ment has decided bend every effort toward getting food carrying ships into commission immediately.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30

of us in our relations to the govern mentS of earth.
 All may have their part. Our na- tional leaders have called upon loyal citizens to help conserve and increase our every resource 70 support and sustain life.
 The allies are calling for both food and clothing; hence We are doing the world a service, from our national standpoint, if we can and do raise the greatest possible amount of our own food In fact, every man that is in any way a producer is indirectly an American soldier. In this no doubt Alaska with her varied resources vii. be a valuable asset in bringing this awful war to a successful conclusion.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30
GERMAN MINISTER LEAVES BRAZIL
tBy United States Cable)

Uy ntd ate, RIO DE JANEIRO, Saturday. April 8. - Adoler Paul German minister to Brazil, has left for Uruguay.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30
CALL TO SERVICE
 PASTORS SUBJECT

The text Sunday evening at the Methodist church was Matthew 2l:2S- 3l. The speaker said that there was work for all to do in the Masters kingdom. The scriptures made this very plain to all who wished to be of service to his Lord and Master. While this is true in spiritual and moral sense, now a new call comes to each
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30
DESIRE TO STAND BY
 J. s. REASON CABRERA
 BROKE WITH GERMANY
LRr United States Cablel

WASHINGTON, Saturday, April 28-The state de- partment was officially notified today that Guatemala has broken diplomatic relations with the German govern ment The German minister at Guatemala City has been handed his passports and exequaus, and German con- suls in that country have been cancelled ,'s
 Official advices which have been received from the American legation in Guatemala regarding the breaking of dipomatic relations by that country with Germany state that President Cabrera has assigned the reason for his act his desire to stand with the United States in the fight for democracy and the preservation of intema- tiOnal law.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30
BASEBALL l

Results of Saturdays games:
 American League At Chicago 8, Detroit 1. At Boston 7, Washington 1. At Cleveland 1, St. Louis To- At New York o, Philadelphia 1.
 >
 National League At Philadelphia 2, New York 1. At Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati O. Brooklyn O, Boston 2. At St. Louis-Chicago, no game wet grounds.
 Northwestern League At Seattle 1, Great Falls 3. At Vancouver 4, Tacoma 7. At Spokane 12, Butte 8.
 -ts'- Results of yesterdays games:
 American League At Cleveland 5, St. Louis 6. At Chicago o, Detroit 3.
 National League At St. Louis ,, Chicago 6. At Cincinnati o, Pittsburg 3.
 Northwestern League At Tacoma 3, Vancouver 2. At Spokane 8, Butte 5. At Seattle-Great Falls, no game rain.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30

Remodeling of ladies and gents clothes, by a tailor, a speciality, next to Alaska S. s. office. If
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30

City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30

Butterkist popcorn for sale at the KEY. H
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED

First-clasS ironer at Dee Sings laun- dry. u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

se2HEEesR dss posoS sac edssf SEns cdS iS
cHAMBERMAID sS nIsdA R Sxg ThitS Pro'sss2 would
- try or seashore pref Ad. a 334, Ledger on.
or 3a5if aoo runS
CHILDNURsE. middle aged, thoroughly com.
Brsnnt6 Sffsslf9t Sfss arusT references Co. Ledger
COOK. A. German-American. Prc?iestgnt. mid
family 10 mountains mount s. II s5l ledger Central
cooK-PIotesta American woman wishes post
a sGsnch ' Redsar y waync q1" ana chelten @ a''1
Cook, German. nrst class; good reference:
wagee $40; seashore preferred call or write
24O9 ". 10Th 81.
COOK, nrst-class wishes position cooking only;
wages 50 To- So country or seashore. s4'.
COOK, FIRST class German Protestant Wishes
position; references. 1893 W. Somerset st.
COOK and chambermaid, experienced; good
references. Apply 1880 DC Lanccy place.
COOK. competent, wishes position. seashore pre-
ferred; best reference 36i5 Ludlow st.
COOK wishes oS sitgS to9 oa hegssworE or chamber
bREssMAKER, first class wishes few more en-
ERRements by day. A 325. Ledger Ofncc,
GIRL. neat. white wishes chamherwork and
waiting; willing to care for children, city. sea
shore. 4O4s SAMSON.
GIRL wishes housewort or cooking. references;
small family. 3i2i Chestnut st.
GIRL, colored young, wishes position as helper
or nurse. 2Of1 Fernon n.
GIRLS, 2. cook, chambermnid or waitress. refer
Hunter 2s5 s. i8th St. 'Phila
oovERNEss Or companio3. from July i Scotch
lutcly trustgorthy; highest reference. Box 60
mentary English branches; school and family
odd N2r 5S5 Ear %r'9fs PSf'on
FoUsEKEEPER, companion or mothers helper
sires employment, in or out-ot city. " 42o,
Ledger Office.
HoEsEKEEs;PER s,I4f msan9fsins go9d executive de.
would consider institution. 453 Ledger Cent.
H9EkEPFR F9S d G5oE
preferred. s5l, Ledger Central
INFANT NURSE, undergraduate, long expert
Ledger Central
q nPb.s p 9S5 t1S
July / oi9, Ledger Central.
NURSE, practical. mid aged. wishes TO attend
and and sewing ref % W sharpnacK St GHTN Gtn
Eo6a s5E5RaR 55 RdSf ESas: c:ns 9s
sEAMsTRE;ss \; % cut "a and a, nt French. wishes pc
sTats sii4n u 7le t.E 2ls % spraae o7 io57 ''n'y mod
sTES95FaERs5a aS SS 81 fg desires aD go sa F2i sn
ana Industrious; salary $i2 $50 Led CENT cent
s02d references
TELEPHONE OPERATOR wants priv. branch
exch. years exper.; fur ref. 252. Led Cen
WOMAN, young, wishes position as secretary or
Address NJ 4S2 Ledser onicc
WOMAN wants collecting other position whore
honest work IL appreciated 335, Ledger on
YOUNG LADY. elocutionist, cheerful disposition
desires a position for the summer rs travelling
or vacation companion to middle-aged or
elderly lady: references exchanged. A 923,
Ledger Central.
YOUNG WOMAN, former teacher wishes posi-
tion as goyerness in small family; references
COLLEGE GIRL desires position in country for
summer; athletic coach in camp or club or
childrens companion In private family: rides.
swims. plays hockey tennis and basketball;
write for. further qualifications. NJ 42S.
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
WEST PHILADELPHIA
TATE YOUR WANTS, SALE OR RENT
Jos. ALLEN POTTS


1929 WALNUT ST.-3 story ~ rooms . sti.-
finished In blue and mahogany; beautiful Ioca.
BROWN & LEONARD, AZ N. 52d st.
1903 N. 0lST.-Two-story, porch front
the OYerbrook section; convenient 10 ~
electric lights Dutch hall, hot water 6als,
want offer, RICHARDS, 5O15 Girard 'sSe sSe
'si0O-2 STORY, side yard; lot 25xl07; raise
auto on this\ property. Great bargain SouF
ADOLPH B. CASPAR. 6038 Lansdowns .,.
5O3i oSAGE AVE- story. side yard D,,,sl
Price $4,000. Oah Fark'
brown & LEONARD AZ N. 52d 8,
SAVE, S5OQ-o5Buy in the 5sth and sDriSsa.Is
sectionS $4,000 up; built before ma Isneld
labor advanced convenient location ''al ana
p. II. APsLEY, 5sth and spring9aid .,..
TWENTY 2;story,, 7-room. porch-front dysoiiiz--
Will be sold at bargain; Malcolm M uhhS.illnss
bAth and Doth SITS. JAMES ID WY fpstSItIMWIeen
18th and SAMSON SITS ''''NhELls'
s3050-wILLows AVE. 57th 10 5stb. f,.-,-,--,
sample house open daily TO % m ,ui nti1hsd tlltsd
SHAW GhoML, owners, 5215 Chestni,a,E Eh-
/ offer for sale beautiful 2-story novoh - -
house near elevated 6sd 4 Markep pe'eh trent
particulars. GRuBB 1914 E. DaansA,rsk sA,sk FOR
i22eo-e ,' rms. measFn; large ioi: main 80 =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
VICTOR J. EVANS & co.

~" U" p"t"htabilty our tour HOOKS sent iE'''
vIST{ogR}, vS{gR},iIy;,iEryiA\N 4; EyANs = co.
sHlLApELPHIA OFFICE. Dept. A, 1929
n"Tsth4t q, e, q; q, Hours p to 3. Monday an
EXCELLENT 51GHT METAL TRADES manu-
taciurlng proposition during and after WA.
r,rfcci'd high-rlass mechanical device
syoclcnt prontR; omplo oy1ncnt for women. Give
%Gi9HiFe License VI orginizc company small
.snt9l AZ hrsi' large growth quadrupllng orig.
sponsboo Eo Synr E4Ggt @ s ,Sts fyg@ Tiy
- 'l'' l'"HE'r onI'c.
A LIyE-wWE corporation. with rapidly px-
psHGinE hHsinSss thgt IT, on largs d'WdIhnii az
IN incrcasod stock issue: 10 principals a thor
quEh Insight Of tho business win bo given
a HIGHLY PROFITABLE manufacturing com.
rouy moods additional working capital to take
care Of incrcgsins hnslno ss; Offer a limited
nngIs, SiriCt"st inEosugltlon' full particulars.
WILL SELL whole or hnlr Interest In hotel for
Gated 30 rooms r,g.irrn vii furnisbad and
h3S' always been money maker. only very
22j Ledger oflcc
GATHHOUSEs, suits ctc clgar and confec-
ii"uery stand, sale or rent. teach front, heart
s. J T. 20, TnsuTanco i!y.h BLDG. % and
DESIRE PARTNER with $4,000 70 10000 In
Eooi-uayiug manufacturing businosst open. 70
lRspacuoni going concern showing nig ptoh'f,
553 LEDGER iSd,l ,ioaf oface. .''' '.'''' '7''''''''
.iECoRroRATE, Your, nus iI%,Gas6oo
TB2!fl TB2s!fflr%gG2R 9;aIRRTi2r 'P2'' 52vfGi W:GK W$:GGYK2
T. o UDN -. PHILADELPHIA
WILL Invest slooo 10 S3ooo in profitable" man
+ 9a, rr5r.r 0Frsn' s.,'''' '.'.'S '''' ''.'''.
fUlt SALE tu e.trl. ru estate. No'Ior store. in-
,.a4lus real estate. .spl.uad Iglu"g., royI
g1Tp'. gl well 5rlc s,ce'oa s2egg pol,r4 4SS,isI
roRNER STORERpoM for rout in rroap'rous
mining town SUITABLE Tor drug, ano" or ff"-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES


MRS, NJ. KANE. iii s. 10th st,. gshes situa.
tions for Protestant and Catholic hrHt-Cluss
cooks, French chefs. English and Irish but,
lerH, trained wnitresses, chambcrmaids and
laundrvsses. childnurFes. Eovcrness. maids.
yirs for chamberwork and waiting. house
work Urls, with references. all kinds Of hrst-
class help wanted. Phone Spruce 84Ol,
MADAME PLATZ 3O5 s. iith st wants and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

A RARE CHANCE for party Of young men 10
acquire the old Tammany Pea Shore hshhousa
located at Fishhouse Station, on the AmbSS1
and Camden Division; For further particulars
CRlowhill SITS. " N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

OLD GOLD, silver, platinum plated ware. old
style icwolry, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est 1870. J. l.. CLARK, rcnncr sO7 SAMSON
OLD G0LpL,C2sh paid for old sold. silver.
ROGERS, ~ $. i'm ST Roth pbones' Taii'
OLD false teeth crowns, broken jcweIry
diamonds and platinum bought: fun value
paid. Simmons 1907 Arch Ell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
LoEan

ONLY NEW sEMIDETACHED s-RooM
aOUsES IN LOGAN OF HIGHEST oUALlIt
s9mesyilis ana Camac. square east OF foffa
closets rear stairway, pRrquetry noorlrs
THROUGHOUT unusual decorations and nEluffn
REASONABLE As aOW HOUSES
~ W. cpLfhLI, Builder. ca premises
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

GARAGE OR SERVICE STATION
Neighborhood Broad and Master, Brand-new
1-story building, 45xSO; fine light; built SO
second floor be added.
MORRIS & co, Ridge at Broad
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Factories. warehouses. Mfg. Floor.

T. z. COR. 2D AND DIAMOND STS.-well-
located site and bldg adapted for factories
garages etc. O0xlOO to Palethorp ri. LEWIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

10TH AND RUSCOMB-One store unsold (onIy
Q stores 10 IL blocks); Just west OF station.
great business Opportunity drugs, dry goods
cigars; S0OOO; Mascher and Fisher ave,
ABERNETHY, 2724 n. 9th, 1873 S. 18th
STORE and dwelling SOS w. Norris st q
rooms; good order and very cheap; possession
WIN. j.. CRANENS SONS. 1916 N. 7th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


write ior list of rATENT BUYERS and In:
NentionH wanted. II 900. 900 In prizes offered
ter Inventions Send skctch 'or free opinion
~ TO patentability. our -Four Books sent free'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
1 S . i T. y


PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
,ppr41 TO every Onr-hut 70 you VINO demand
~ heat and are accustomed to receive lt-at
nrlca which considering what YOU do de-
rnerd and receive, is modcrato-it VIII make
strong compelling appeal
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenter
station Germantown, just Of beautiful Lin
coin Drive on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, so
or SO trains day; surely transportation
suites Of . rooms and ! bath 10 rooms
and baths. the size 70 suit your require
T,ruts Prices are from $50 up
p T. LII \ VI COURT Is a quiet, perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located IN an ahso-
iutCly ideal and exclusive suburban location.
In word, YOU may come 10 PELHAM
CGt'RT and ind % perfect suburban location.
with transportation uneNCcllod an Ideally con-
efrurtcd building, quiet, dIguihod. elegant.
You may select an apartment Of the size 10
sut your individual needs, YOU will fEd all
,our housekeeping problems solved and taken
Gnrn Of for you absolluck. without effort on
vour part, YOU viii find ~ table OF the utmost
excellence ~ a most moderate price, and the
same courtesy, service and attention Is uni
form through the entire establishment.
For full information arrangements for in
anoction and reservation, call, phone or write
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
14l1 WALNUT ST
SPRUCE 307l. RACE 3025.
or his representative on the premises at
Pelham Court,
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on TIE EAST SIDE oF 5arn sr

on. THE EAST SIDE OF SAITH ST
at Springfield ave O300 block south sna a.,
I block north Of Chester ave. is ioc,t'oua Just Just
most attractive row of two-story houses ms ne
one can imagine. ''9 that
They are convenient TO transportation b.,.
most ample and excellent hot-water heal iInSs
electric lighting, with handsome fxttircs- atlns'
looking substantial hardwood floors unns9,}d so9d.
fine cabinet gas range and n hundred apd y ny
extra rennements, which make them E ps-,ss Uns
little 6eantesi they are, in truth TIM
your hearts desire in every way AOr'-
Most unusual circumstances make the nri..
ridiCuously low. We have arrapgCd pIiSs
easiest kind Of terms Cor small cash baianDnns Dns
perfect new homo Is yours-the balabCa 'vs :,
suit your purse. "
Pay. us ysit-NOW-our sample houss 4.
open day and evenirg-come see for yourself
how much more sensible II is 10 taLe
vantage OF this opportunity than TO contiSTuo Su,
We await your call. e'
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
Spruce 3971. 1411 Walnut. Race 400,
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PARAMOUNT AVE. NEAR 1lTH
Good garage site, $500 So IT,, so H. front
and has outlet to rear street
MYERS BARTH, Ridge ave. and 10th
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Chestnut Hill
English-Style Residence

OF brick. thoroughly modern and being one
OF the most attractive properties IN Chest,
nut Hill; the first floor consists OF large
hallway. library. living room. dining room
pantry. kitchen, lavatory. laundry and serY-
ants dining room; the second floor contain.
and servants wing with rooms and bath
all conyeniences. with hardwood floors, cleo
trio light, gas. water, numerous open 'nrts-
places and modern open plumbing; ~
acres OF land, with lawns. gardens. OLD
HERKNESS & STETSON
LAND TITLE BLDG.
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CENTRAL DWELLINGS
$500 UP


A. PATTERSON. 1sO S. 18TH -
l2iO W sEYBERT sT.-3-sty, brownstqnne
rFI1E3.' rHRs. W y MILLER, 4oi-io7 Commonwealth
2si RACE sr--io It, on Race ct. by l09x55 g. T.;
excellent business propcrty 10, be s9Ia oelPw low
from Norman s. Sherwood lili Walnut st,
rirH ST ~. lS53-ThrCe.story brick dwelling
nrbt eic. excellent condition CHARLES
vs. MILLER, 4Ol-4O7 commonwealth Bdr.
We HAZE several dssT26 rcs woF5oTS 6 P2TSs
5sfil2ni BrdH 85i7 % RPIScgsfhen22' 2' ave- VS. WI" .,
1850 y. MARSTON ST., S275o-Ftne 2-sty. porch
front home good condition, owner leaving city:
mc sa TEHSTnop'G Wm j. rGn fiiH9 25i7 W. hssheny ave-
I OFFER FOR SALE two be3utlful porch.
front homes IN ORTHODOXY, ST.. In Frapkford'
Phone KensnEton 154o. -
sss pSdG SIo ar Do5f5 nd tGraee sSass Ba
itaations Meixner, 22d and ciearaeld sts, =
LARGE corner residence on Wayne -99vsis GG0010..
price $4,000. ARTHtR BOSWELL, 283 n.
$50 ~ 2oTg ST. story brick dwslkgg EGkgg No
Miller loi.IO7 Commonweaith Bids.
BARGAIN-Fino home oyeellont location, hot
GLENN, i517 columbia ave. ----------
DIAMOND ST. NEAR 2orH---Thres,, story, dwell
s664 Gcrmanto~n GHE, ave- tsCo ''' " ,.,,,.s,0,',
WARDS sTH ST. HOMES, north Of Hunting
Park ave, are Complet" in every detail, see
them at once HETzEL SON agents
CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
MEARS & BROWN
202 S. 18TH ST.
2OO5 Y BROAD ST--3-story brownstone resi-
dence; II rooms baths. perfect condition.
Kennedy Rnmho, 374o Germantown ave.
ONLY $4,000 II rooms. browustone steam
heat fnc order. harEain for home huver
GLENN. l5l7 Columbia ave.
515 y. AMERICAN sT.-Two. story and attic;
assessed $2l0n. price S2l0O. make offer.
WorthinSton 1904 Germantown ave.
5000 2212 BROWN ST., corner croskey;
PZ IOO story, roomsi all Convenienccs.
EDWARD J. GRTBB, 1914 +. Dauphin st.
oO25-27- 2o-3l SO GERRETT- ST.--Rentod $12
and $3.50 each. Robert Briggs Real Estate.
Co, 18th and Morris SITS.
AN opportunity 1912 Park ave, porcn, lot ~
rear St: fine home. excellent noiuhhorhOul.
GLENN, 1917 Columbia ave.
GA \ 7TH ST-Ten rooms. assessed $4,000.
rrice S2SOO make offer. WorthinEton. G9Oi
Germantown ave.
2327 CUMBERLAND ST.-DutCh hall. excellent
home $4,000 GLENN, 1917 Columbia
nSTH ST. 1906 N.--Built years. by Stafford
every modern convenience reasonable
RuiIdlng Lots, Factory Sites, Etc.
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STORAGE

ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Market and Thirty-scventh street
HoUSEHoLD GOODS, PACKED SECURELY
FOR SHIPMENT BY RAIL OR WATER
Telephone Barring 752
FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
1sll1sl0 MARKET ST.
MILLER y, BROAD STORAGE co, Broad alb.
Lehigh ave. new hrCprOuf addition. rooms fire
proof. furniture and china packers: AUTOMOBILES
vans. estimate free Bell phone Diamond 1890
MILLION-dollar concrete freproof warehouse.
finest I'm the world for furniture; rooms 81 NJ
Phia. storage CO. 2O33 Lehigh Dia 1850
WEST PHILA MONARCH STORAGE co.
AUTO Packing and Shipping
SERVICE 3S7O LANCASTER AVE
NORTHWEST STORAGE AND TRUST co.
g. r. COR. 17TH AND POPLAR SITS
Moving, Storage, Packing and Shipping
VICTORY STORAGE-NOVING. PACKING
Auto Vans. 52l5 Market. Phones
GIRARD STORAGE co, Ols Girard av. Moving.
packing, storage. Phones, Pop. 25O4: Park 493