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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17
ROCKINGHAM TEACHERS
TO DISCUSS CONSERVATION

Especial to The Richmond Virg'nian-1
Harrisonhurg, Va, Oct. 16.--Food
conservation is the principal topic for
discussion at the annual session of
the Rockingham Teachers associa =
ton to be held in Harrisonhurg on
Thursday and Friday of this week
Division Superintendent John I.
Myers announces that Miss Martha &.
Dinwiddie, district home demonstra-
ton agent, will deliver two lectures
on this subject, the zoo teachers in
the association to pass the informa :
ton along to the pupils and parents
throughout the country. Schoi prob
lens will be discussed by well-known
educators. The election of officers
will take place Friday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17
MAYOR SAYS SOUTH SIDE
INCIDENT is CLOSED

Mayor Alnslie yesterday sent a note
to the administrative board stating
that after hearing all parties con-
cerned in the misunderstanding. be-
tween Captain Wright, Justice Maui
rice, OF South Richmond. and Chief
Health Officer Flanagan in reference
to certain reports on sanitary condi-
tons, there was nothing in the case
for action on the part of either the
mayor or the board. The latter was
forwarded to the chief health officer
for his information.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17
New York Money Marke,

New York. Oct. 16.-Money on call
at the stock exchange opened at s1-2
per cont. high 4 per cent. low Ia.
closed per cent. Most of the days
loans were made at Ia per cent.
Time money was very inactive. Some
loans were made on high grade Sc
curities at Ia per cent for. ninety
days and four months, but per cent
is still the rate. and was freely offered
for mixed loans and those secured by
individuals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17
afonser Fails to Set New Trial.

HarrisonburE, Va. Oct. 16.--Judge
T. N. Haas, in circuit court. has over
ruled motion for new trial In the
case Of Robert Monger. who on Sat
urday was found guilty of murder In
the second degree and sentenced to
eight years in the penitentiary for
the killing OF j. Milton Hensiey on
August 10 last. Attorneys for Monger
have noted AN appeal. The killing
OF Hensley resulted from dispute
over Z line fence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17
Aeon pnfrnl Gets 4Armory.

Acce Temple patrol and band Will
have commodious practice and drii
quarters after the first of Novem Der.
Y esterday the administrative board
granted the patrol permission to use
the drill hall at the Grays' armory
every Friday night. beginning the
arst Friday in November.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Cary street was fairly steady today
with moderate receipts. but no special
ties were noted, Though month away.
farmers are preparing to supply the
ls~avy Thar asg iving trade Hsxpectef
this year Prices new are higher than
ever before and the country people are
expecting brisk and profitable business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17
Sugar.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Raw sugar,
firm. centrifugais. $50: moiasses sug-
ar, 500. Refined sugar. strong; de-
mand limited: nne granulated, s.35;
cut loaf. SIS: crushed. $50: mould
a." s,s5;, cubes. 80; powdered.
s.45 q S.55; diamond "a" SIS; con-
fectioners' "A" S25@S35.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17

New York. Oct. 16.--Cottonseed oil
market was quiet, offerings small
Crude oil liz irregular and hard to
quote. There are some reports OF
seed having sold at ss5 per ton. No
tenders were reported.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17

priced issues were stronger and active
Likewise motor shares.
Low-prtced oil shBses were fairly
active with small gains
Metal shares were active but with
small price changes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-17

RICHMOND sToCh MARKET.
tFrom Caskte q. Burck q Co.'S
Richmond, Va. Oct. Is. 1911.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20
SUBSCRIPTION T
(IN ADvANCE)

Germans will take the food and
eat it themselves, or should we
concentrate on whipping the
kaiser, thus removing the cause
of the misery? This paper is
frankly in favor of winning the
war first. The more we con-
centrate energies on the defeat
of the Huns the sooner will the
war be over and Happiness re-
stored to the world. AS to Po-
land, all that country is now
under Teuton domination.
There are many Poles in the
German army. Can we hasten
the defeat of the enemy by
feeding his civil population?
Could we rely on German
promise that our Red Cross
food would go to starving chill
dren and old people?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20
THE SAMARITAN.

A litter of those downhearted,
a cheerer of those who weep.
A helper OF those who've start
ed
On the way to comfort and
blessing,
A light of leading and life
To those that are onward press
ing
In the smoke and dust of the
strife.
Well, this is no age of heroes.
But some are heroic stil
Who Lend themselves to make
better
The lowly and simple i'll.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

The opening hop Of the Umatilla
dancing club given last evening at
the opera house was well attended by
Il guOdly number Of m"errymakers
n proved a very pleasant social
parg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

the food administration in
Oregon there appears the
following:
In Poland most of the children I'M
der four years of 9 are either dead
or drying from starvation. The old
and the very young are always the
first to succumb when q country is
starving.
Through the American Red Cross it
is planned to send aid to these starv-
ing Poles as soon as adequate guar
antees are given n a the money will
mot cause food or funds to bc released
for h benefit of the German army
now occupying Poland.
We may grant the serious
plight of the Poles. But is it
better to extend them relief
now, running a chance that the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

We might begin practicing the
smile with which we are going TO
greet our soldiers Dec. % when they
come home for the Christmas holt
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

On and after January day board
can be had at the Hotel Pendleton
for s. per week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20
20 YEARS AGO
P'rom the Daily East o~regonian,

(F'rom the Daily East Oregonian,
Dec. 20. 1850
License to wed has been ISSUED to
Sidney A.. Staufield and Emma T..
BOardman.
Mrs. Ellen Leete and Miss Mary
Mcmahon, daughters Of Ross Me
Mahon Of pendIetOn. have arrived
from Kansas city and Will make their
homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. J.. S~harpstcin ar
rived in the city on this mornings
train and Will leave tomorrow for
Walla WaIla on "a visit 10 Mr.. sharp
friends and relatives there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

Living costs are now higher
in the east than in the west, it
is said; some consolation for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

War waging is cold blooded
business and the fact cannot
be helped or altered by us.
Remember that there are
people in our midst without
many Christmas charms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20
WIN THE WAR.

TN a bulletin just sent out by
J the food administration in
Oregon there appears the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

The Oregonian carps be-
cause the soldiers at Fort Ste
vens have poor bathing facili-
ties; they have the Pacific
ocean, the Columbia river and
rain most every day. Any sol
der should be able to keep
clean at Fort Stevens. Let
them reflect on the boys in the
trenches of France.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20

Master Charley Bond is on the sick
list.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-20
SUBSIDY OR

7T HE saturday EVemng
VI Post can see no analogy
between parcels post and
second class mail matter. 1t
believes it entirely proper that
the zone system should prevail
with reference to parcels post
packages but not so when it
comes to magazines. In other
words the Curtis Publishing
Co. argues that when the gov
eminent fixes rates on ordinary
merchandise the cost should be
adjusted according to the cost
of service but that when it
comes to the Curtis Publishing
Company the principle of sub
Isidy should be employed. OBJ
viously the Post talks from the
standpoint of self interest
rather than for an administra-
ton of public affairs upon
businesslike principles. Thank
fully congress has had a bigger
grasp of affairs.
O
The United States Food Adj
m~inistration announces that a
raise of 10 per cent per 100
pounds on the beet sugar basis
has been authorized. This
raise is from $7.25 to $7.35 and
goes into effect December IL.
1t should not, however, cause
any advance in the present re-
tail price, and jobbers and re-
tailers are required to sell their
stock on hand on the old basis.
The price, $7.35, is the figure
at the basic centers for sugar,
which are New York, San
Francisco and New Orleans;
the rise is in view of the fact
that the price agreed upon with
the representatives of the Gu
ban government will reflect a
price for refined sugar of not
less than $7.35 on which the
above price was based. An
other slight advance may be
declared when the Cuban
freight rates are finally adj
Ijusted, which will be in about
Ia week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
II 0 NJ ES

BARGAIN Tor Colorcd homoseckcr. ESQ y. 10th.
s"inid'tarh"d 2-stury poTCh-frOnt dwelling
ny"rt modern convenience; rooms, large lot.
2"NlOH It.: can ho bought for amount W as
srAsmCu'; S2iO0; terms to suit.
WlllFESlDE MCLANAIIAN. 18th and Piuc.
BEAtTIFUL STONE ONERRROOk HOME
f3D AND LANSDOWSE AVE.
Sis In tn" Contcr of t5Oxil corner lot, l6
hrH" rooms, beautiful modern baths, I Law
utOrics.
CHARLES =. STANEARD. 2iI Dpc> 81.
TOTAL RENTAL. So. prico S5Uo0, m",tE1g"
>dh"p can remain; story brick DWELLINGS,,
Hll modern ruNNcnion""F. white tenants.
GpCl'M 4 POWERS co.
~ s iith st. G04O woodland ave.
SEE the uuoqualod homes. Springfield ave.
Htih 10 hIth, now features: each house has
TriNat" cement steps inClos"d prrchcs.
JAMES g. ENBCRG. builder.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

No $40 : l1rH -Rrsidcnrr suitable for
doctors dw"llInE Huu office: has ~ rooms .
bathrooms has just been put IN perfect Nom
uitioUs 40. 2l23 Pin" 81. d"sIrHhl" l-story
brick rrsdcugn; has - rooms. hot-watcr
heat electric light . bathrooms, low rental.
Whitrsidr a NCkHunhau. 10th ana Pine SITS.
WHY PAY RENT? W" viii finance the pur-
chase of YOUR property on monthly payment
Of 81. 20 FOR each SlnuO uf the of yuur
home, let us tell you how this can he done
without q Large cash payment. j. w. Ponder
n CO.. il2il3 Perry building
RfNT for shop or manufacturing. l4IS Melon
St: 1860. fronts. $50 month
RARItpW
13O y 18th
RuNBuHu,GH -S2&. 3ll and ~ RoxborouFh
ave. modern, porch front. rooms. Apply
GEORGE CANPliEI.I. 1884 Ntuiyunk ave,
or 1875 :. Slst ST. Phone Dickinson 7i2.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT AT
80 : 18Th street suitable for bachelor apart
TIN: PENNY 90. 517 CHESTNUT ST.
PIG ST. JAMES PLACE
- ROOMS, = HATuS CONNENIENCES
r. ". LLOYD. IA WALNUT ST,
ATTRACTIVE HOMES FOR RENT NORMAN
- Sllt}Nbpb d co, lI2l WALNUT ST.
@22l SPRUCE ST. II rooms and baths
9llS Spruce ST.. 10 rooms and I bath
SAMU FL ". LEWIS. Real Estate Trust Bldg
lU-RM HOUSE. mod, and ila agros: haru and
stable. Smith 22d and Tasker. PHI. Dick 55l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
c1r,1ATIoNS WANTED-MALE

.--,,oi.vTANT will straight"n out books that
A,to. - inrr0porly kept and prepare tlnan-
MT ny statements. T. AS. ledger Central
soSsrRrcTloN FogE3M,IAY. A. can, aIl,pri?uhd
...,-,riod wants position az gardener, ,
MAaoNo.d r"fcrcnrr VI $50 L"decr Central.
s,w;,o,v DRESSER of ahll with original ideas
aen,t siore or mcn.s fnrn. v l4N, heo. -ouL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

business Properties and stores
Ip3S ARkET-Socoud floor. 20 by llh.
~ T. 1TII-lppvr floors, 800 ~. e. each.
lOii CAIIOWIIGII.-Erw building. 20 by III.
$40 l'AIIOWIlI.Is--TW story, 20 by a.
n33-35 y 93p -l.arg" two-Story building.
$40 RACE -FuuT-stOry building.
MYERS & BARTI, RIDGE AVE, 10TH
MARKET ST. 90
Entire building TO- rear street lot 20 Sx2OO;
Nppy PENNA. co, 5l7 Chestnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos. motors. boiler, steam and oil en-.
Gnos pumps. air comprcssors.
FRANK TOOMEY Inc. 127 n. "a ST..
.. &. l. s. 10. IL. 20 and 35 II. r. Watcrtown
coll heater; 40 H. r, rorttabIc boiler; ~ r. p
portabl" engine. Burchdeld CO., GOA Auh st.
ELEVEN 15O-H +. tubular boilers.
Six 1OO-II. p tubular boilers.
Ready fur quick shipment.
BtRCHFTEi.D Co. 60i Arch st.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO., l1g y. Sd ST.
MOTORS. = IL p. to II II. p, standard makes
220 volts, direct current, j.. +. S"yfcrts s
Sons. 437 y. 3d st.
% H. r. otto gas engine. q months old cost
st5OO: will sell II guaranteed STOO. Ycarsley
Co, 22+ y. Sd ST.
EUREKA concrete mixers, kerosene. gas and
gasoline engines. Burchheld Co, 6Of Arch st.
MACHINE SHOP wants work. Beeview Ma
chine shop 2533 y. 27th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

----nrsIGNERS cxpericnccd, on iiFs and
TOOL D Dr'' axroiiont rportunitS Tor W" ilgnt
hftures, priy Remington Arms co. fddESIohe'
r." Bring reference, ,,--,,,.,,...,. 49,,
Pa t.vporicnced and reliable estimator
wANIb bn.,idn reprcseut ativo. also dr1fSnan, ~
and outrs.wrai aud ornamcntal iron works W
srchlI.' PSnnsvlvauia. nn" orrortuhltE -ler
saste'm st. man Address. fun information '"''
Gas G.,,,,,x white. ono who can take care ot
WAT" Apply Griswold Worst'd co. paroS'
Pa. H. .t..i..t r,,giti ion. va MID
T0l nv mor,cut w aud flnc rrosrcrts ifor, one Wno
sdyan'trla" iricr,st in his work. Apply IN nor
will iaDp Drpt.. Autocar Sales and service
sn '5ad and Market SITS.
80 w.. u,N 10 learn si"rcotypinE; good pay
Yol ~ Ia rniur, excellent chances Tor ADVANCE
WIN, whle hprv Mr.. Stolt2, sixth hoor' liz n
18th ST ,,,. .,,,,.,,. ,.cri,. c,,d
YoCNu sc ouc'; accurate. Y 222, Led ofhcc.
General
--pt.stNESS SERVICE COMPANY
,ootiL tiLt:I,pINC-R1n',ng, $iS-S3': several
iso,,p,.s--r.odscr. s2o.s2o. grocery sales. $40:
rLtkSSS sao, prncrai several sl2-SlS 80.
RS, ,,,,rsvt,NLToos So; mechanical So 80
nRa,Nt,i,n S-SaIos sac; mechanical sou
ESrtl.NSt,t,N fools $50: construction $50 un
pnlKWrt,nGI;RS -Ndvortisinc 5000 Siooo; safes
MaNA,in0 MaoNaA.;nno0. office sl2nO 10 $500
SSTuVrsWJ;N-s25 and com; STENo"ltA-
Pliers isoi Land Titlc Puiiding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

EQUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

.r,..,,t,Dy college graduate. cSpcr!encca
10uNi hGfeeircs private tutoring (nonresidcntl ,.
ieawN,n,Ion Cr r. ~ or vicinity: excellent rel
.nces u Fox 9S. Merton, IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FRNNlSFDRp no
scIlwErrZI;rrl l'iiG2ttSSIf 'iiG2ttSS FIX iNEropD AVE


WHY IN tn" Dickens" don't you investigate
ihr 22-egro SLATE, hricli and stone property at
Peach BottUm.' YORK Co. Pa DO n now /:
ihrro Is n fortune IN u FOR some one: we hope
IT. may bc you; send Tor descriptive folder: no
charge.
as acres on. Skprack pike, ; miles from
Philadelphia city line, II room house; all con
y"uiync's ana necessary outhuildings. 900 feet
'front.' On pike. s12 500: more a Joining and ~
Rothlrhpm Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
ROOMS FnR RENT

. NICELY furnished rooms and hath IN good
legation bv hustnsss women Fhon" Locust
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
APARTMENTS

THE GENEVA
10TH ST. ABOVE WALNUT
IIigh-class apartments, with or without nrl-
vate baths, entirely return. T'I Spruc" 3Tuo
TUE LITTLE HOTEL. 225 : Rroad-Au at
tractivo place to live Will" IN Philn.; cont
located. special weekly rates Phone Wal 1858.
UIGTI-CLASS Hrst-nuor apartment. furnished or
unfurnishcd. with or without Kitchen. 21O S.
18th ST.
1o.S-193O-123o SPRUCE ST
Desirable apartment houses for rent
THE PENNA. co, 5l7 Chestnut st.
GOTH ST. s. l15- Beautifully furnished suite,
private bath. exclusive house; gentleman pre-
ferrcd
CENTRAL APARTMENTS NORMAN :
SHERWOOD & co. 1921 Walnut St. eau
and now list.
DE IANCEY PLACE. 23IO Attractive rooms
single or en- suite; furnished or unfurnished
BROAD. X, iSO5--Srcond 0oor suite; priva 10
bath. hOt-wator heat. Owner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
HEATING

MAXIM KELSEY health heat, hettcr and
cheaper than hot water steam. 1000 refer
ouc"s Both phones 1897 Filhart St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

et-,rE roadster. latc 1916. pa; excellent con
,siiion: rxtr,s 5o52 Germantown ave.
p,Tcu & LANG electric hroueham; good C,"nd. ;
exchange for gas ear. Pos lii. Merton ia.
Al condition. RACQUET club Garage l6oS
Chancellor ST.
rppp 1916 touring: now body: fully equipped
must sell tiII Locust ST.
NJ Tdrg Tiiic: biraaiu. I'LL Locust 81.
NNRMrN--1ol5-t01
AIr9 F9,yN%lNc: ys%1 3f'S { MfN2T!nniiFs N2!niiF %cke' 70.
RRONp AND RACE STREETS
schn r Cunninrham. Manager tS"d-Car Dent
ton 'cyrcpiona value; S35o; guaranteed; I
P1Es R1sslow-Wioy 'WN'i Motor CO., 3Oi n BROAD st.
OVERLAND g CYL, 1917. sood condition. $3.50
Dreyel i'm Notor 90. Lausdowno 1882.
PAIGE 1916 TOURING. . passenger. s3s, fully
Sgaipnp,ad na'n, 'n4 $50 E'"'r'i CONDITION very
Bsolow-WiIloy Motor 60, 3OI y. Broad ST..
PAIGE 1910 touring G-iG pass. in except!onal
Bcelov- WILEY Motor CO.. 30I y. Broad ST..
Ike new. fully guarantocd; harrHin. $1,000.
Bireow-Wlloy Motor CO.. 3oi y. Broad st.
REQ demonstration 1917 l-rylird"r roadster; ex-
celcnt condition; bargain. DrcXcl Hill Motor
Go. Iauslpwur l122.
sTANLrY uses 'i"rosouc for fuo Can you beat
it? PREHo ocMs 1890 fer q dom2rstration. i14 @
1922 Chestnut st.
sTUTH 1917 Bulldog Snocial, I pass. excellent
condition. Bosch sneoiHl magnetic. Gcsse com
''f''I MRRAT R HG,lNcY, WV Ea :. arsT
sTuTz 1915 Bulldog passenger, very fast;
MURRAY AGENCY. : n. a1sT
REGAL REPAIRS AND PARTS
O'Nav Auto Repair $40 Diamond. -
HEARsE. Brown, for sale; perfect condition;
glass pancle. 1tl1 Locust st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

WNNTED-iny"stms Mt houses. 81 on the 500.
ThnS, r. Smith. @2d and TIsk"r, Pm. Dick. 81
WEST riIILNDELPHIA
MODERN HOME within WaIl,iuE distance of
H. send prtC" and location To- CHESTER
OSBORNE, lI@5 Chestnut ST. Spruce 22lT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
$4,000, 900 Less Home
Construction in Philadelphia
for 1917

Cho,o from editorial In Public IcdgcrD !
4 Thor" will h" shortage Of 20. 600 homes
~ the rryt three years. $1,000 clear. terms
. 5000 cash. Monthly expense but So. will A
twtll rent for $40 aud s32 per month.
We have given our best Building sub 4
1 stautial, lasting, economical home. and viii
esteem IT "a favor If you viii examine this !.
4 huus" with an expert. We would like TO
' know II the plan or material can be i'm
. proved on for tn" money. w" would like tO
u know this for h"tt"rment Of housing coudt-
. tiuus for ia" city of Philadelphia IN No fu- 4
A tur". Some fifty owners in IN" neigh NrhoOd
'Will give reference and have declared they rp (
4 IN" best yalu" ia tn" city for tn" money !
Y only left. Built under contracts and !.
. 1916 prices. Deep terrace and yards some
! lots 13i feet deep, lU-foot porch. winter in
closures. hut-Watrr plant; no better equal 4
at any price; All white pin" to the wca thcr;
charcoal iron lO--car guaranteed tin Uu porch 4
roofs. Your last oppurtuuitv for many Years
to build its equal for tn" money. Nrw and .
4 practical features.
] Location: Southwest side Stcnton ave $50
( fcot widc). near junction Of t'holt"n aud
l Ognut2 avos.: GlUO North, l2d ward. Take
Old York road car. Germantown or WAYNE 4
ave. cars; pass east or west on thclton ave.
or No, 40 Gl'usid" divison north 100 feet /.
4 ON 10th 81. from Ch"lt"n ave. Ground high.
level with City Hail clock rock foundatio .
near school, etc.
l Now is your opportunity 70 buy home. =
Ask about Li"brich's model built home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
prr.p wANTED-MALE


TooLMAKERs
experienced on
Miller Lock 60. work
now tool room
vi,b plenty Of .windows
WIZ giving excellent lisht
splendid working coiu'''o''S
..aty wednesday. I 20 2 y. m.
hpat iG2l Frankford ave.
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SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION; special scientific care;
nervous elderly and rcst cases: every COM
fort: nurses; booklet. Or. Randall. Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

MARKET AND INTtI SITS S..--Own"r will trad
equity Ti $50, 600 for clear residence Of pQua
NLLuD- no hrmk.rs- z gMI LDd.rr OfNce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
USED AUTOMOBILES

,crt ptATZ 305 :. t1th-rrivatH help sup
NsliIH,d and wanted. Phone Walnut NIB.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
CRAWFORD HOMES
10Th & Wyoming Avenue
$4,000 to $500

NlNfl w olNb lio4'lLS
10Th & Wyoming Avenue
$4,000 to $500
Every E& 21iyT Writ 1GS
DANIEL CRAWFORD, Jr., Builder
iis Good ID rosido@ta section; assessed sG5Go vii
condition; suitable for apartments p 2oS,
ledger o0ico.
aa2.. 3"2 Ag"H Z r5ia It st, 5i2f 5i3' 1 }G9'&@ s. s.
i""' I'Hs"Tr TrAsTrERsoH". rsG : ii5tih1 st
1872 y 2tsT ST.
"l lGNl%", G ThEgn."ql hr r,c .s,
occupied by owner.
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
TogI|JiA ~ SHY JAMGg 'b B Wi&&GHE &&GHE S6i" i' & s @atR
INVESTMENT houses downtown; total rent
s72 month; price $4,000. r. r. smith. l33S
1855 y lGTlI-l3, rToC2ms, g baths; l2t i6xloo;
GEKMANTOwN
$4,000
c6s Tina @HP1 M@ns Wa Of mndaTse n%rnaI S %G orS fS
and attic with a large lot close 10 station
with splendid surroundings. terms viii b. ar
ranged to suit and the property canm@t b.
duplicated: particulars by mail MAlItAN
DOLMAN & co, y r. cor. Broad Chestnut
,i3 W. UPSAL ST,
Complete hoInr. Ia rooms and baths, hot
place: laundry. hardwood doors; lot 33NI75
IT, to rrpr street. garage privilege; just been
entirely renovated and moderni2ed at great
expense: an ideal home III an ideal location;
convenen, to train and tr9llgy; price $3.50;
cXkr. S3sR ''aT;i 'HaTf3;iiMRTHG, 5000 Germantown ave.
AN UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY to purchase n
detached dwelling In splendid locPtion;.
chambers, baths on second moor, ! rooms
the house now for the price Of IN" house and
lot. Fun particulars by mail MAl RAN.
DOLyAN co, y. f. cor, broad and
Chestnut.
752 CARPENTER ST, Wayne, aye terminus,
J. A. PATTERSON, 1870 :. 18th,
LARGE LIST OF GERMANTOWN HOMES
SAIULLEN BARRY
Liberty building, Broad and Chestnut
Chestnut Hin
CHOICE PROPERTIES for sale in CHESTNUT
HILL 2nd ST. ST. ,MARFTliSyi, ,MARFTTlIiNSySi,, ~ sizes
5GHHRR GPEsTAGT n Hif,G, HfNNifF%Ns PA
Logan
MODERN HOME at 3i5O YotH rd; 3 story:
excellent order: owner will sacrifice; an ex-
celcnt chance for home buyer TO get bar
gain. Apply to owner, on premises, or Az
Lafayette Bldg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GLENSIDE California planned bungalow;
splendid SURROUNDINGS; gas sewer hreplaee'
double floors well built conventent,
W. Y. ROBERTS SON. Glenside, at sta
PRIAIOS PA.-S-room modern dwelling. years
old all cows; trolley and traini large lot' ga
rage: terms to suit. J. ID. Gibson, Primes ia.
SUBURBAN HOMES, country places ana build
II. c. HUNTER, Wayne Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
building Lots. Factory sites. Etc.
NEW JrRSEY-SvBrRBAN

kENT-ilG-llN y 18th ST.. camden: unusua Nv
attractive homes. so per month, house 81 5
st. Camden.
WOODRI'EN. y is MILES OIr
FINEST FACILITIES
For b"tt property. all classes
" y. MLLklms. Il Cmnnnr 81 MnnlhmrN Y I