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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-21

1o0-Yard Dash-First, Marchand,
crookston; second. Mercer. Langdon;
third. McQuarrie, Walhalla; fourth,
Gass, Larimore. Time 10 as sec.
Discus Throw-First, Beattie, St
Thomas: second. Grandson, st. Thorn
as: third. Phelps, Langdon; fourth,
Barosky. Fargo. Distance, 80 feet,
2 1-2 in.
Half-mile Run-First. Robertson,
Langdon; second. Letter. Pembina:
third, Heneman. Pembina; fourth,
Hogg. Grand Forks. Time. 2 min. Ia
2-5 sec.
High Jump-First. shelver, Devils
Lake; second, Smeby. Oberon: third,
Martin, Hamilton; fourth, Wardwell
Pembina, and Malin, Crookston. tied,
Distance. 5 feet, 8 1-2 in.
12o-Yard High Hurdles - First
Conmy, Pembina: second. shelver
Devils Lake: third. Opie. Langdon!
fourth. Phelps. Langdon. Time, II
AS seconds.
Fargo; second. Ieifur. Pembina;
third. Kelly, Grafton: fourth. Rygh
ICavalier. Distance, 1928 feet.
220-Yard Dash-First. Gass, Lari'
more: second, Stedman, Grand Forks
third. McQuarrie. Walhalla: fourth
Murphy, East Grand Forks. Time
"a rs sec.
Broad Jump.-First, Gass. Lari.
more; second, Conmy, Pembina;
third. Donnelly, Grafton and Mercer
Langdon. tied. Distance. 20 feet.
Hammer Throw-First. Henneson
Cavalier: second. Grabdson, st
Thomas: third. McQuarrie. Walhalla'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-21
PECCERS WIN
SUNDAY GAME
FROM WARREN
Canadians Held Lead From First
1nning-Over 1900 Witnessed
the Game.

Warren, Mimi. May 21.-securinr
ten hits off futile in four innings Win
nipeE won their first game on the To-
cal grounds Sunday BY a score Of .
to 10.
First Sunday Game.
This was the first Sunday ball game
played here for many years and was
witnessed by an attendance Of over
1900. The Union Jack and the Stars
and Stripes waved above the respec
tive players benches in the strong
wind which prevailed.
Winnipeg took the lead from the
first inning and kept a safe margin
until the seventh when Hickey passed
Wotell and Bergerino with bases
full. forcing two scores. Three. home
runs by Cronin. Connoy and with
crow and the spectacular catch off
Clines' long fly in the ninth by Ludtke
featured the game.
Summary: Hits. off futile 10, vii.
kns 4, Hickey IL: struck out, by Tut
tie 3, Wilkus 8, Hickey s; base on
balls, off futile !. Wilkus l., Hickey
4; umpire. Davey.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Winnipeg .....251 200 o2o-10 II .
Warren .......OO0 800 400 IL 3
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PEMBLNA TEAM
IS WINNER OF
ANNUAL meet
Wins State Championship
and Handicap Trophy in
State Meet Saturday.

First place in the annual track and
field meet held at the University Of
North Dakota on Saturday was won
by the Pembina high school, with II
total Of 20 points. Langdon was q
close second with 10 1-2 points. st.
Thomas was third with 10 1-2 points.
Cavalier fourth with 10 and Grand
Forks fifth with IL. Over $50 men
took part in the meet, representing 26
northern Minnesota. Competition was
very keen in every event. but the
meet was slower than In former
years and no records were broken.
Pcmbina Wins Handicap.
AS a result of their fine work. Penn
bina will receive the handicap ban
ner. which is presented to the school
winning the highest number Of points
under the handicap rules. in which
more credit is given the smaller
schools. . They also receive the uni
versity shield for first place.
Wimbledon high school is winner
OF the loving cup awarded to the high
school coming the farthest distance
winner Of the Girard cup, by winning
the half mile relay. Winning ath-
letes were presented with their med
ais at the conclusion of the declama-
ton contest at the university Satur-
day evening.
b Points by Schools.
The points won by the competing
schools are as follows: Pembina. 20;
Langdon, 10 1-2: st. Thomas. 10 1-2;
Cavalier. 13; Grand Forks. Il; Lari,
more. II: Park River. 10: Grafton
8 1-2: Devils Lake. g.: Fargo. Z 1-2;
Hamilton, z: Walhalla, 6; Crookston
s 1-2; Michigan, Oberon, and Inkstel
3 each; Crystal I; East Grand Forks
one.'
Following are the winners of tn.
different events:
22O-Yard Low Hurdles-First, Don
nelly, Grafton: second, Griffith. Crane
Forks; third, Cecka. Michigan; fourth
Opie, Langdon. Time 20 3-5 seconds
Pole Vault-First, Martin, Hamil
ton: Sheets. Lakota; Hamilton, st
Thomas; Heneman, Pembina: Gran
Fargo: cited for second. third ant
fourth.) Height 9 feet, S ga in.
Shot Put-First, McEachern. Parl
River; second. Bailey. 1nkster: third
Rygh. Cavalier; fourth, Beattie. st
Thomas. Distance, 81 feet. 6 IN.
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FOR RACES
HAS ALREADY STARTED
{ Herald Special service.)

Fargo. N. D.. May 21.-Training ac-
tivities for the races at the Interstate
fair to be held here 20 to %, have
started. Among the horsemen who are
on the grounds with their fast ones
are John Smith Of Fargo; e. J. Patch
of Missoula, Mont. d. Maddox of
Fort Benton. Mont. John Blackman,
veteran horseman Of Miles City. and
several other men from Minnesota
who are giving their horses an early
training to see what developments
might bring in the way Of their pos
sible entrance into the speed card
classes.
One Of the horses which is a favor
lite with state fair fans is Busy Time"
1:O4:1-4. owned by Jack Smith Of
Fargo. He also has his Handsome
Boy" and Robert Dare" on the
grounds. Among the Blackman string
is "Arabella j." a 2:04:1-4 trotter.
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seven games and three Of the games
were shutouts.

seven games and three Of the games
were shutouts.
Boston Divided Games.
Losing to Detroit on Sunday. Bos-
ton went to Cleveland. where It d.
vided four games with the Indians.
Barrett's men lost the contests on Fri
day and Saturday to the fast going
extra inning games during the week,
defeating Boston Sunday In ~ in
ninEs, Warrington Monday in IA in
nings and tieing New York Saturday
in II innings.
Weaver Of the Chicago. Americans.
Baker Of the New York Americans.
Fischer Of the Pittsburgh Nationals,
who made two home runs In one
game and Kauff of the New York Ma
tionals, were the individual batting
stars Of the week. "
Indianapolis Checked.
Milwaukee gave Indianapolis q
slight check in its drive for the Amer
lean association pennant by twice de-
feating the Hoosier club last week,
but the team still is safely in the lead:
place position by winning three out
Of ive games. For the first time
this season the clubs went through
a week without a postponement. The
improved weather conditions are re-
ported to have brought the attendance
up to normal throughout the circuit.
Record for the Week.
The weeks record in each league Of
games played. won and lost, with
runs. hits. errors, men left on bases
and runs scored by opponents. includ-
ing the games of Saturday, May 10,
is as follows:
NY-A4---n v---
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New York Loses to Detroit
by Score of / to O.-Con-
test Pitchers Battle.
WINS
DOUBLE HEADER
Groom holds Washington to
6 Hits, St. Louis Winning
With Score of 4 to 8.

Chicago. May 21.-Mays checked
Chicago's winning streak yesterday
when Boston defeated the locals 2 to
1. Jim Scott was unable to hold the
worlds champions. who scored one
run In the first inning on Barry's
single and Hoblitzell.3 triple and then
added the winning run In the next in
ming on E. SCOTS triple and q single
by Mays. Benz replaced j. Scott and
pitched a fine game.
The victory for Boston yesterday
may cause the worlds champions to
play without the services Of their
manager because Of a collision at sec
ond base with Risberg in the initial
inning. 1t vas said that Barry's knee
was badly hurt. Risberg also was
compelled to leave the game. Score:
r. H. F..
Boston 5 0
N1ACd4O ....... 3 q
Mays and Thomas, Agnes; J. Scott,
Benz and Schalk.
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Distance

fourth. Phelps. Langdon. Distance.
102 feet.
440-Yard Run-First, Freschet.e,
Cavalier; second. Stedman. Grand
Forks; third. Kirkpatrick, Grand
Forks; fourth. johnson, Crystal.
Time, 81 AS seconds.
One Mile Run-First, Bateman,
Park River; second. Row. Langdon:
third, Leifur, Pembina: fourth.
Churchill, Michigan. Time, 8 min
utes.
one-half Mile Relay-First. Grand
Forks: second, Langdon; third,
Crookston: fourth, Pembina.
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COLUMBUS IS
GIVEN DEFEAT
Takes a Shut-out at the Hands of
Minneapolis on Sunday-Team
Plays Loosely.

Minneapolis. MIMI. May al
Columbus took another shutout at the
hands of Minneapolis yesterday. 4 to
o. Thomas pitched well for the win
ners and received good support at
critical moments, while the Columbus
team played loosely. knights home
run with two mon on bases in the
sixth and Sawyer's splendid fielding
were features. Score:
R. H. e.
columbus s s
Minneapolis .................4 Z 2
George, Kahler and Coleman;
Thomas and Owens.
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PRES. TIMME DENIES
PURCHASE OF DEBERRY

Milwaukee, Wis. May 21.-Presi-
dent Timme Of the Milwaukee club
last night denied h report given out
in Cleveland Friday night that Glove
land had purchased Catcher Deberry
Of the Milwaukee club and would send
! him to New Orleans.
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HALLIDAY BASEBALL.
TEAM TO OPEN SEASON
Herald Special service.)

Halliday. N. D., May 21.-The fast
season here May 81 with Werner. II
will be the first game to be played on
the home grounds this year. The
schedule announced this week is az
follows: May 81, Werner at Halliday;
May 80. Halliday at Stanton; June 8
Stanton at Halliday; June 10. Werner
at Halliday; June II, Taylor at HALL
day; and June "a, Stanton at HALL
day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-21

Groom Holds Washington.
st. Louis. May 21.-Groom held
Washington to six hits while his team
mates punched six of their ten hits
off Gallia in the 4th and 5th innings
Yesterday. st. Louis winning 4 to 3.
Washington made two runs in the
third on a base or balls, a sacrifice, a
double and a single. In the sixth two
singles and a sacrifice fly gave them
their other run. Score:
r. H. E.
Washington. ..... & 2
st. Louis 10 0
Gallia and Henry; Groom and
Screwed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-21
ARTIE HOFFMAN SIGNED
WITH CLEVELAND CLUB

Cleveland. o., May 21.-The clevs-
land American league club yesterday
announced that Artie Hoffman, former
Chicago National league player and
more recently with the Federal league
has been signed as utility man.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-21

Maybe some time everything win b
properly regulated. Anyway, some;
pr ~ress II being made In that direc-
|tion.
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Detroit Defeats New York

Detroit. May 21.-Detroit defeated
New York 1 to 0 yesterday, scoring
the winning run in the eighth inning
when Spencer was hit by a pitched
ball and Boland doubled. The con-
Boland and Russell. The feature play
was in the fourth inning when with
one out and two men on Cobb caught
Bakers fly and threw out Maisel at
the plate. Score:
r. H. E.
New York s /
DetIOIt 4 &
Russell and Walters; Boland and
Spencer.
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Inarue

.Tie game Saturday. May 10.
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Thomas and Owens.
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WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, broken lewelry gold, sill
Yer. false teeth. feather beds. Antique"
7sh Walnut. Phone Walnut 1923. East. 1888.
BROKEN JEWELRN antiques. pistols. coins
Coin books with price nay mailed loo. y. u.
Boss peoples Store). 26B 5. i'm. Wal 1856.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING WANTED -- Highest
prices paid for ladies', gentlemeus discarded
clothing uf all descriptions: viii calf day or
evening. city suburbs. CAL, write or
phone. Bel Poplar 577l open evenings.
BaCkcr. 1899 Poplar ST.
CAST-OFF clothing bought: ladies' Thd gentle
mems suits, ONerContS. dress suits, shoes,
hats; pay 80 per cent more than others
orders attended day or evening, city or COuu-
try. Phone Dickinson 6l5J. Friedman Bros .
144i South 81.
FURNITURE. ETC ROUGHT. KRBEMER.
4O53 GtRARD AVE. PHONE, BARRING sos.
OLD GOLD, silver. plated ware platinum. false
teeth, diamonds. Keystone Refs Co. 1875 3.
Sth st
WANTED--A folding bed. must be In hrst-class
condition 1904 Mt. Vernon ST.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD. s, 200 Delightful outside room
well furnished; hot-water neat: reasonable.
CHHESTNUT. 2OOy-Desirable rooms. profsl.
sional offices.
CHESTNUT. 1904--Second-hoor front suite; sin
gle rooms; electricity, steam heat; references.
CHESTNUT, 2OI2-Secoud floor suite; elec.
tricity; hot-watpr heat.
CHESTNUT ST. 2O35--Iarge. handsomely furn,
2d-hoor front rm.: also suite; elcc., sim. heat.
DE LANCEY PLACE. 23lO--Rooms single or
on suite furnished unfurnshed
LOCUST 1879 Morton Apis. l--Furn., unfurn.,
1, rooms, bath; with or without Ntchenette.
PINE ST. SO2-LarGe furnished room, south
ern exposure; also single rooms; phone
SPRUCE. 2O22r-Com rooms. with baths, open
fireplace; southern exposure gentlemen.
SPRUCE, 1S3s-Two fourth floor rooms COM
municatlng or single,
WALNUT. 89O5--2 single rooms, nicely fur
nished. private bath; hOt-water heat; bdg,
9TH ST. n, 241S-Nicely furnished rooms,
with bath; references required
18TH. s.. 4I6--Nicely furnished rooms; run
ming hot water good service
PLEASANT third-noor room, near 26th St.
81" Barring l54l W.
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High-Grade Automobiles
Exceptional Values

Siiu,4dard - 1917 Touring car. excellent
'ondluon W every respect '''''
80 Stearns- Knight. 1911 4-rylipJar ,r,s..,,,.,,
Ilins Sar,- wellington winter iuclosurp
,.tVe =, i-passenger TOURING Car lust re-
condition. VIII demonstrate ~. ''''''' ''
III every respect BARGAIN for quick sale
-. b', ~, Town Car; newly IN nlntpd. good
tires. VIII demonstrate ''''''''' 7'ou
ScripDs- Booth Roadster good condition I'm
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EASTERN MOTORS
CORPORATION
1884 CHESTNUT STREET
Phone-Spruce 794

"rnTk @ LIGHT SIN 5.passenFor touring car,
eGd eGn less as, tn, than $500 miles repaGted. tools
=. psrsain at $3.50 N 800, Ledger Central
iitbt,I-AG Limousine Laudaulette; electric
condition. resdg f5r inns tniS Gar is r. rstcass
R'POfS Row we, 2E Srz Awsrira E} 9$l4 Market St
FIAT ROADSTER 35 H. p. clectr, st.rttr-
anna annoa lighting just been rebuilt perfect Condi
74I gouy. Can Fiat Motor Co. 1927 Chestnut
isil. .MIlIe BARGAIN. 14i1 Locust St
giGaI,M0Bl a ~ lLES-Guarantccd exchanges. 1915
gains reouilt and reHnished; exceptional par
a. I. Rowe, Mgr ENchang" car Dept.
LQooM99BiLE 1915 touring G-4S, 6-pass. over.
Loeomoba GGESSSq; Go ~ Sm;dEriSaa Eqi@FagsGp asi Market
- a. T. Row-, Mgr. Exchange car Dept.
LVyG0{MoBILE y,{, 1916. landaulette 6-5s; like new
hOG0nTo'Fs T RoGS GS , a. AmsriSa 28l4 Market ST.
l5-10lg-MoDELs
Also FR%SI&T SsSS SaTs NJ e THIs 9thsr Gnk makes
BROAD AND RACE STREETS
Joh T. Cunningham, Manager Used-Car Dept.
MoLINE-KNIGHT, 1916 model 80. in most eA-
HARDING CoRPoRATIoN, S24 \. rB~oad St.
PAIGE 1916 touring, 5-passenger, G-3s; fully
equipped paint and general condition very
Bgelow-Wiley Motor Co, 3o4 y. Broad st.
PAIGE 1918 touring G-t6. 7-pass; in excellent
Bseio%.wSy Motor SgSt' 9o 8oi e 'fT Broad i' It
PAIGE 1917 touring 7-passenger. 6-5l just like
new; fully guaranteed; bargain; $1,000.
BiEelow-Willey Motor Co. 3Oi y. Broad st.
SCRIPPS- BOOTH 4 pass. 1917 model: irst.caSs
condition; 1000 miles; win sell SON
able on account Of owner going 10 wdr. Apply
avon GaraEe, 1929 Pine St
STANLEY uses kerosene for fuel Can YOU beat
IT? Phone Locust 1890 for demonstration.
STANLEY MOTOR CARRIAGE co.
232h Chestnut st.
STANLEY STEAMER. late model, perfect con
dltiOu; no dealers. Dr. &. J. Van ROnk, GiC
East Chelten ave. Germantown.
STUTZ ROADSTER, 1917 model; only used
few months; in perfect condition Apply
Gwynedd Valley, Pa. Box ~.
WINToN, 1914, can be bounght very cheap: hs'
Westnghouse springs. touring and Limousine
bodies; also Geisell convertible top meChan
tCally perfect; had little use; painting ant
Varnish like new; including tires almost
new; will give demonstration. HOWARD WIN
CENT, owner, S3S n 9th. Phone Mkt. I32.
BRAND NEW STUDEBAKER six. series Is
specially factory painted; oversize SilyertOwI
cord tires; stands me $3.50 equpped: ex
pected TO be stationed in PhiIa.; marching
orders, somewhere in France near future
VIII take $l25O for quick turn rather thar
store car until my return. Remember, this cal
is positively new. VI 35i, Ledger Central.
TANlCAB Limousine. hrst-class mechanical con
dlton; $3.50 II sold at once.
LoCOmObie Go. of America, 2314 MARKET st.
- \. T. Rove, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
BROWN auto hearse; sgss panels: newly paint.
ed; hne COnd.; big value. ltlI Locust ct.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

,.eT.cI,Ass French cooks; American and nd Irish
Fikstt several irst-class laundressss' nutIers
cooks., wish POSITIONS wanted, married
chauneu,r.' and wife as laundress,I good wages;
shaS9rns,.nlass sha9nsul Mattresses. 3 kitchen maids,
ntg,r FOR Atlantic city; help Tor Prince
ehau n.st al hington with references Mrs. Kane
!Gp' ,9l J wisehi"s is1h St To-" spruce atoi.
-SfcIioLLs 1926 Bainbridge ST. has iirsI-
MRS. NanSisdsb irish. English cooks, chamner-
\ class oMyagitrsssps etc. Also male help. va
mIc, msgIs butlers, couples, cooks, $50 to WV
psTlorniads, waitrSGsssoens, iocSss norssSs eisO.
- i5I ArZ 3O5 s. 18th; private help SIP
AMh, "a ,Cantod. Phone Walnut lIij
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MISUNDERSTANDING atuommula tiuus, with uf
without hoard, Tor gentlemen. = rooms auc
bath, with private family preferred, must be
cnnyhmcuty located with respect to Peuua
r. r.. " AlS. Ledger Central
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

- ,1tRE-Day or night, brand-new 2-passenser
~ nl Itng oars S1.9I hour; new t-passenR,
,oua,,ii outlines & 20 hour uu; weddings; numerals
nsYpseialty 1913 Ridge ave; Ben -p3He',! -ph93neS
iiSii mr. Pop 1894 or Pop. 1917; Key
Iop, PARK lis2 Special rates by day.
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sTTuAT1oNs wANTED-MALE


,Np WIFE. whtte. butler and hpuse;
Man. can run car We noOE famiiy: pi refsrence
q 10 ledger central ..---
-, ,fIN. with years banking experience
fOUNG Mod nv investment bankers as sales
now eun,psspPree change: will take position as
n man, e or responsible clerical position: best
saiesunr'ces II 35S. Ledger Central
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

WANrED-Iuvestment houses. 81 on the 800.
Tnos. X. smith. 22d Tasker. Pm. Dick. 55i.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
CITY
CENTRAL. PROPERTIES
For sale and rent
JAMES y. wINCHEf.L 18th and SAMSON SITS.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE


| HAVE some excellent Investment properties
that Will be given in exchange for large
suburban home or farm, clear OF incum-
nranCc. See Matthias about It, SGD and Arch,
y. e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

THE DRENEI.
AT OVERBROOK STATION
B3D AND OVERLOOK AVENUE
Overlooking Phadelphia's most beautiful
ana exclusive suburb have an S-room
suite; all outside rooms.
Very large living and dining rooms
Three sleeping rooms. bath. maids room.
Also attractive bachelor apartment. rooms
and bath, to be vacant November l.
BY automobile through FairmOunt Park via
civ Line Overbrook car on 6Oth ST.
SlsOO-HANDSOMELY furnished, housekeeping
7-room apartment; q months. 400 $. 18TH st.
DESIRABLE 4-room hks. apt. 1919 Pine. Apply
Miss Blume Room A. Bellevue-StratfOrd.
10TH N I4OI-ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH.
IS UP: SINGLE ROOM 81 so UP
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rYpRwR1TEKs ANp sUPfLIEs

rYPrWRfTERs RENTED
nlflkV VISI IBl f1--4 MONTHS. 10
VIsiNI lt-~N MONIIlnI ~
~ FI11t'tt,s y 'fteifiNo NkffINE co
sS, 1iI NJ INCf sf WAif e5tp MAIN po4'
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OLD GOLD
STORAGE

EtnEIPrY FIREPRoOF WAREHOUSES;
lsfl-1s19 MARKET ST.
MILI.EK N. BROAD STORAGE Co, Broad 40
Iehieh ave; new hreproof addition; rooms nrs-
proof furniture and china packers automobils
vans: estimate free. Bell phone Diamond 1900
fnest in the world for furniture, Est, free
III Phiia Storage Co. 2O89 Lehl6b. Dla. 1880
GIRARD STORAGE CO.. Ois GiraId ay Movlnss,
packing storaEe Phone Pop. 9204. Park 42s.
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.IINcoLN DRIVE HOME

,,...,tional stone Icnglsh-aiylP house the lant
ts-er1 M modern app0ntmeuigi chambers. :
t.o6a and billiard room heated garage n
rssr. pr.ee tl9 eoQi 4eiso Z, e.. in efnse AppU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16

WHY in the Dickens don't you investigate
the 22-aere slste, brick and stone property at
Peach Bottom York Co.. Pa DO il now;
there is a fortune in It for some one; we hope
II may be you; send for descriptive folder: no
charge.
Is acres on sklppack pike, miles from
Philadelphia city line; ll-rOOm house; all con
veniences and necessary outbuildinEs; 800 feet
front on pike: Sl2 500; more adjoining land II
wanted GARIS SINNER Wooworth
Rllu Bpthlehem. Pa
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

'Tyyo CENTRAL APARTMENTS. rooms and
hath: beautifully furnished.
NORMAN S, SHERWOOD CO., 112l Walnut.
SI7TTE-Attractive furn. apts.; . rooms and
commu. bath; hot water heat; cleo light; with
owner; suit or gents Phone Preston 282O
1928 CHESTNUT ST
. roomst private bath; apply on premises.
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.rTo SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

vTS ANIZED and USED TIRES, ,.,... ,,.,,
PEiRCE CO. l427 PARAMOUNT Az y
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MONEY TO LOAN
WE MEAN YOU

We will lend YOU any amount Of money
from $1,000 up at rate fixed by law. Our
new repayment plan enables you to pay Off
loan monthly weekly. Payments low
az 81 90 week principle.
II you have other loans, will pay them
or. advance you more cash and save you
money in the transaction. Bring in youV re-
Ceipts--we Will show YOU why you should
deal with the EQUITABLE, an incorporated,
PRoMPT-CONFInEN nENTfAI-CoURTEoUs
service safeguards your interests ALWAYS.
can, Phone or Write.
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HEATING
MACHINERY AND Toots

4 PoWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
flnes ~, motors boiler, steam and oil en-
W.. pumps aim corpresaors
.hANk TOOMEY. Inc. l27 ". 80 at
u ~ shovel. A-yard bucket: travelling crane
ctnfrsotS Sit nshell for rent, with crew, or will
Al ,,,,,s -. ps va He. Amber 87i7 Old York rd
nan ,PphiLLsi power feed, back gesred ana
and wheel and lever; standard makes; new
- -ssond hand. seyferts SONS. 43I ~ Sd 81
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MUSICAL 1NsrRuMENrs

tf7s fttAANo BARGAINS THIS WEEK
~ Hoppe Plano .......n now SD5
ffto nteinway Piano o...........n now SOs
II9a flAYer Plano, IS note ......... now S275
ids6 ISeaeesfrtone Player, IS note. now sos
n aiieelns Player, SS note ......nOW S16b
"eSnareds Of other bargains In stock
0np Tor catalogue Easy terms.
HOWARD VINCENT
sae-saS-sfO n GTH isr
teiAhllHuED 81 YHARs
M A|oItthil Qlrarl. <mftbufs I.nlIuIa.
I irn. HQnsdfN hle|nNaf FInefnI
"A 7Hu4 tsqh, ~ down ~ monthly
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Building Lots. Factory sites. Etc.
FACTORY SITES In Bethlehem, Pa, near r. r.
and river: 3-storY stone building S0xdO feet
on lot 300Xl7O feet;a price $4,000: ~ story
frame building. 9OX3s feet. lot 9Oxsl feet, :
fronts opposite r. r. station; price $4,000;
well worth investigating. GARIS & SINNER
Bethlehem, Pa.