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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
Sunnyside News
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Capital Journal Special Serviee.l
Sunnyside. Ore. May 12.--Mr. c. H
Taylor took a load of wood to town last
Wednesday.
A basket supper was given at the Bat
tie Creek school house last Friday night
and was well attended
The Literary society met last Friday
night in the school house. A good pro-
gram was rendered by the members.
Miss Sadie Smith was a visitor in Sa-
lem Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Chandler we're in
Salem Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heekart motored to Sa'
lem Friday.
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Bran and shorts are np sl and bo,
of all kinds is following suit. to IN,
extent of ~ a ton.
Egg prices seem TO hold about tb,
same. There is often a difference of op,
cent a dozen paid for eggs. Hence m,
quotations always given strike about
tair average. The commission hous,
follow price Of two cents under m,
Portland market.
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ROsedale News
CAPITAL journal Special Servicc.)


Roseda1c, Ore, May 12.-ATiss Lesta
Cook attended the May day exercises
at Pacific college Newberg last Satur'
day.
Mrs. Burris and Mrs. Cammack at
tended the county Parent-Teachers as
sociation at Salem Saturday.
Wilfred Grocer was out of school a
short time with tonsilitis.
Floyd Bates spent the weekend with
friends in Nrwberg.
Mrs Reynolds is nursing Mrs. Whelan
who is still i'll.
Orchards will soon be in full bloom
and all are hoping for = bumper crop.
Mr.. Clifford Cammack has sold his
orchard and gone to Idaho where ne
has brother
Miss Margery Alexander came home
Friday evening for short visit wl'h
lcr parents.
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Livestock Market

Portland, Or, May Il. - Cattle re-
ceipts $40 Market steady. Light steers
$l0.50@ll; heavy steers $l00l0.2J;
cows $9.25@975; heifers $9@9.S5.
Sheep receipts 1913. Market steady
Best east of mountain yearlings $3.50
1850; valley $l2@ 1925; wethers $ll.5O
@12; ewes $l1@l1.50.
Hog receipts 2335. Market weak
lower. Heavy $l5.65@ 1915; light $l5
0l5.50.
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cHEMAwA BEATS MOUNT ANGEL

Chemawa Indian School. Chemawa.
Or, May 14.-Chemawa gave the Mt.
Angel college team its first beating OF
the season Saturday afternoon, to |,
in IA innings. Sohler of Mount Angel,
knocked a home run on the first ball
pitched 70 him as the first man up in
the first inning. This was the st. Ben
cdict lads only score.
Chemawa scored in the sixth and the
l4th. Pitchers Kasberger, Mount An
gel. and BEETLES, Chemawa, struck out
10 and 10 men respectively.
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NoTIcE OF IMPROVEMENT

t4Ae Alley in Block A. City Of Salem
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council deems it expedient SO to
do, and hereby declares its purpose and
intention to improve the alley in block
II, of the city of Salem between the
north line Of Ferry street and the
south line Of State street at the eX-
pcnsc Of the abuttng and adjacent
property by bringing said portion of
said alley to the established grade and
paving the same with a Portland ce-
ment concrete pavement six inches IN
thickness in accordance with the plans,
specifications and estimates for the i'm
prOvement of said portion of said alley
adopted by the common council May |,
l9l7, which are now on file in the Of
flee of the City recorder, and which
for greater certainty and Il more de-
tailed description thereof, are hereby
referred to and made a part hereof.
The common council hereby declares
its purpose and intention to make the
proposed improvement above described,
by and through the street improve
ment department of the city Of Salem
BY order Of the common council.
EARL RACE, City Recorder.
Date of first publication of this no
ticc, May IA, 1917. May -
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Hickey News

Capital Journal Special Service)
Hickey, Or, May IA baby girl
arrived at the home of Mr.. R0wen one
day last week. Mother and baby are
reported as doing nicely.
w. D. Homer was in Salem Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Magee and
daughter Margaret attended the recep
ton given Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Smith al
SCOTS Mills, May ,. The bride is the
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THE MARKETS
: : : - **&&*Aa

The following prices for frnit.
and vegetables are those asked bv
the wholesaler Of the retailer. and
not what is paid 10 the producer
Al other prices are those paid tbe
producer. Corrections are made
daily. MAUI
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QsTEOPATH

N IT @>------>-'-a-s
q D. WHITE and R. W. WAL
a nusteG9Pathic physicians anf
..HnsI IHpe9iallsts, t Graduate of Amer
Po.t F[ntOl Of osteopathy, Kirksville
IN o'' graduate and specialized il
'YrS 0ss: diseases at Los Angeles Col.
0i5LyeS pha 'o5.5OS Z. s. Nat. Bank
4 phone pho Sa! $50. Residence 1920
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wIrIAMETTE RIyER ROUTE.

Oregon city TrGnSportGtfoH COmpdnB
Boats leave Salem for Portland Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at II n. M ana
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
at a. m. For Corvallis the boats leave
Salem Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
evenings at O'Clock. Boats leave FORT
land for Salem at AS each morning.
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Retail Prices
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, Ore, May l4.-Wheat:
Club S2.95
Red Russian 1898
Bluestem $2.9S
Fortyfold $2.95
Oats, No. ! white feed $3.50
Barley, feed $3.50
Butter, city creamery 3Se
Eggs, selected local ex. SEA 33c
Hens l7@lSc
Broilers lSe
Geese llM l2c
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LUNCH COUNTER.

4 roelE rioo LUNCH COUNTER
Il g[, oofeS sugar and cream, 10 cents.
5ie. sOidee IA and doughnuts, Is cents
IN IN s5o1t ~ cents; All kinds Of sand,
snent suJlt II,., orders and soft drinks.
t.l..s.s..--.-.s--.-DDdId Bldg. Sal
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MISCELLANEOUS

/ BREWSTER, NJ. D.-Neu'
A, nervous and chronic diseas-
'.s,ialty 35 yrs. experience with
surgery and drugless methods.
nation free. 7l2 State st. Phone
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Among other post war junk in Eu
rope will be lot of national hymns.
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HAND NURSERY 49, High and
sts Full line nursery stock.
"A prupe a speciality, Nursery To-
one mile east of penitentiary.
ID R. 6, Salem, Ore. Phone 100
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WATER COMPANY

4, coas.ER cmATER COMPANY-offie,
1 pava aUUhbmIercial bIl and Trade street.
.....s.s E.s.ssDie monthly in advance
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SALEM COUNCIL no. 2622-Kniobts ond
Ladies' Of Seeurlty-Meets every 2nd and
attn wednesday each month at Hurst
Eiali Visiting members are invited TO
attend; 10. f. Walton, financler, 4SO s.
18th Street. ~
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STOVE REPAIRING

zS REBUILT AND REPAIRED
Fars experience.
4 d National nj and American fenc,
" Y oil and varnish, etc.
&. |..nOeeFFy and hop hooks.
Y rene. renee and Stove Works, 25f
street. Phone 1874.
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DE MoLAY CoMMANDERY, No. &. KIT
Regular eonclaye fourth Friday in each
mouth at o'clock p m, In Masonic
Temple. SoJeurning Sir knights are
courteonsly Invited to meet with us
recorder.
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X X X X X X X x j; X x X
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY co.

\: 4 i x 4 X X x X X x X
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NORTH BOUNI

No. 73-Arrives at Salem ......9 10 m
No. 76-LeaVes Salem ........9 80 a m
No. 75-Ar Salem (mixedD -. . 200 p m
No. 74-Leave Salem ..........3: 3 :05 p m
sNo connection south of Geer
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WANTED
Continued from Preceding column

RECORDS. Columbia ard Victor: also talking
machines: best priccs. Coin. 12i $. 11th st.
TALKING MACHINES. records Victor and Co
lumbia, bought for cash or cNchanGed Tor
other records i2Os Filbcrt. Open evenings.
Phpne. --.-----
ALI. KINDS Eentlemon's old clothing, shoes,
hats. highest prices paid. Call, city, country,
dav. eve Phone Dickinson 6l55 Friedman
Bros. 1444 South at.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS


EYES examined free; glasses 81 a pair LEVI
JOSEPH, Inc. Opticians. 733 SAMSON st.
ELECTRIC treatment face scalp and manicut-
ing. Room lO5, Heed Bldg. 1918 Filbert.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

RROAD n 1SO5-Second.fo floor suite; private
bath. hot-water heat, owner. --.
BUCKINGHAM PLACE. 224 thalf block from
45th and Walnut(-Lnrge, comtortaplP, luI-
nishcd room. frst-class neighhorhood, ,comVen-
lent TO surface and elevated lines ana dlhlhs
room: gentleman only, ,-------
CuFsTNtrr oO35-Reautiful furnished % -noor
frnrt suite; Will separate; bath adjoiningi
steam heat; electricity,
CrvsTNTrT ST 1sne--TarEe studio and rooms,
with or without private bath; unturnisheo'
SPRr-CE. 2O22-Com. rooms with baths. open
fireplace: southern exposure; Eentlemeh.---
SPRUCE. 4O4p-Furnished rooms. single or en-
suite; phone.
ierrr Y 1AO1-3 rooms furnished. hrst floor;
$3.50: single rooms " up large u"iu' ''''''''
rooms.
5isr ST lis s-Nicclv furnished ROOM cleo
trio lights: for gentlemen.
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BOARDING

CHESTNUT ST. 4443-Nicely furnished single
or communicating rooms, well heated; one
sauare from Forty-sxth street elevated oeeS-
cellent table; private family. Earring szz.
PINE 5Oo7-Iarge second floor room adjoining
bath FOR rent with board adult family; win
fne pleasant surroundings convenient 10 l.;
PINE ST 6343-Yecancy for gentleman; nice
room; excellent table.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITY
WHY PAY RENT? We will finance the pur-
chase OF ,yomr property on a monthly pay.
ment nt S1.2O FOR each $1,000 Of the cost Of
your home; let us tell you how this can be
zone, without Il large cash payment. j. w.
Ponder Co, 4l2-4l3 Perry Bdg.
RONBoROCGH-S23 3l1 and 427 Roxborough
ave, modern, porch front. \ rooms AppIy
GEORGE CAMPBELL. 1884 Manayunk ave-
or l2S0 ;. 3lst st. Phone Dickinson 742.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT AT
80 10Th street. suitable for bachelor apart.
ments; will improve
THE PENNA co, 6l7 CHESTNUT ST.
2l16 ST. JAMES PLACE
IL ROOMS, . BATHS CONVENIENCFS
r. w. LLOYD. III WALNUT ST.
43 PROPERTIES 5ist. Arch Market SITS; all
rented; never lost penny rent. Apply owner,
lO5 s. Sd st.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES FOR RENT NORMAN
5. SHERWOOD CO, 1921 WALNUT ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

COMPANION, NURSE AND PRt-
VATE SECRETARY - TRAINED
AND EDUCATED YOUNG WOMAN
DEsTRFS A SUPERIOR POSI-
TfON: ELDERLY PERSON; SUR
trRBAN HOME; ACCUSTOMED TO
TRAVEL: HIGHEST CREpEN-
TiALS. p oil, LEDGER OFFICE.
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.-rNorR APHERi permanent position with ad;
blnr.corent: prefer one with experience. i
ssn ledger Oflce,
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nuIldInr lots. Factory sites, Etc.

factory SITES in bethlehem Pa, near r. r.
and river: 3.story stone building h0yRO feet.
on lot 30nNlI0 feet; price $500; ga story
frame building. 0nX3S feet lot 0ONsl feet .
fronts opposite Il. r.. station; price $4,000
well worth investigating. GARIS & SINNER.
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s2025--IMMEDGATE PossEssIoN-Thes ad-
mirable homes are being offered at consider
tractive living room room Win open open fTcpiace =
rooms and model bath on second floor; all
s%m dac RssS@snt sStns ocp
'0a RRTHtR j. hEGPoB HfI h4 AK G"'s 29ured a9
52lo SAMSON sT-Modern porch-front dwell
owners price $1,000; will sacrifice for quick
YoctM PowERs CO., as s. 18th st.
SEE @ TIE u S ons gS a.s each
P0reSe. mas AMSfhS EabuRSP BudsP Ri2''d
phone Haddon Heights 72l or call at 100
Kings Highway. Haddon Heights, y. j.
CITY
CRAWFORD HOMES
10th and Wyoming Avenue
$4,000 TO sb5OO
Eey TSdeSH Wrf and
DANIEL CRAWFORD. Jr.. Builder
1926 RITTENHoUsE sr.
10 rooms; new hatihroom: pHPEered and painted
HEAL nsTATn as cS.Ittnai 7; 4 aFP St. TRUST co.
THREE 7;room houses; story rented s15 near
10Th and Csyuga; all or QUE. Arthur Boswell
233 N, 18TH,
Building Lots. Factory Sites. etc.
SEVERAL LOTS. suitable for factories. store
srSad Gs % or northern ana n
ern sections, OF city; also several desirable
lots for dwelling operations will be sold on
easy J. J. H. RHoADs. 1aS $. 9th st
$500 SQUARE FEET, corner 2 main streets,
With rails; good labor market and easy @ haul: yf
% ptrts soP Gt GrSad fng MApESAN MAd BpLMAN
SITES. RAILROAD. Pennsylvania and Reading;
0r $4,000 per M acre and q5 foTd9g to oGSOn
River Front Properties
DELAWARE RIVER WHARF
mNTTfURSN9 SN9oF' +. WRiiGHTf WSSRiSTiGGH r. 4 Z co.
Norris Bldg.
Factories. Warehouses. Mfg Floors
FACTORY GRoUND---1l.OOO SO, tt; railroad
ddng nd Tysp eprnSy nesT PSnts
GERMANTOwr'
LINCOLN DRIVE HOME
Exceptional stone Enslish-style house. e52s
RS Rr aa s 0a SSth. |. snS Sff SsFS
EpPy eSSsf o%ns EaaGoSWS9A EaoWARb rSnh E SO r.
WE HAVE A FEW DETACHED DWELLINGS
built before the great increase in prices which
can be purchased advantageously. Particulars
furnished upon request. MAURAN DOLAiAN
CO. N. e. cor. Broad and Chestnut.
LARGE LIST OF GERMANTOWN HOMES
SMULLEN BARRY
Liberty Building, Broad and Chestnut
Chestnut HIN
CHESTNUT HILL
and in White Marsh Valley are on our list.
Full particulars and many photos in our office.
Lower Merton Realty Co.
LAND TITLE BLDG.
CHOICE PROPERTIES for sale in CHESTNUT
HILL and ST, MARTINS, all sizeE.
JOSEPH NJ. JENNINGS
CHESTNUT HILL. PA
FrankfOrd
FRANKFORD HOMES
BUILDING SITES
BCHWEITzER, 444e FRANkFORD AVE.
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN
WOODBURY.. n. Us MILES OUT
FINEST FACILITIES
For best property, all classes
#. l.. Wilkins, 10 Cooper st.. Woodbury., N. ],
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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nrIp wANTEp-MALF

continued rom Preceding PoOe
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD, SILVER. PLATINUM. false teeth,
diamonds and precious stones bought; hlghest
l37 s. 11th st. Bell phone. Walnut 6650
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM, DIAMHdto,SNIDs' PAAMN ElS
PAIDDH SPIEGELNiAN, ia S, STII ST.
OLD GOLD, silver platinum. plated ware old
Etyle iowelry. teeth mates bought Tor cash'
Fat 1917 ]. l.. CLARK. rehner. SOI SAMSON.
or n GOTD silver. watches. false teeth, broken
ieveIry talking machines. records; highest
prices paid. 1908 Filbert 81. open evenings.
~ N C,oT 7, bought, silver platinum, false teeth
also talking machines and recordsi hiEhest
pricea paid 45 n. 10th, Phone Walnut 5IbI'
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
USED AUTOMOBILES

NINE. PLATZ. 3O5 s. 18th: private help sui
plled and wanted Phone Walnut 17l3.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

DESIRABLE 4-room hRs. rpt:, 1919 Pine. apply
Miss Bume, Room A, BelleVue-Strattoro' -
,-IpcEST ApA ARTNrFNT BUSINESS IN PHIT.A.
- MERTON GREIMS, Liberty Bldg, Walnut 6929,
Observation-Disclosures apartments. all
conveniences. 1911 Girard ave.
FIrRNISHED housekeeping suite. $3.50 up;
room private bath. $3.50 up, 1401 n. 10th.
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--anrKpuPER. bright quick. full Of energy,
nowiedge Of metal hsrdwsEe e'Ss; Src,y ,tsfloTy oy
ssuppmetai Mfg Co. Front and Arch SITS, Cam.
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VoiING MAN for storeroom work in large ma
VcSins manufacturing plant near Frsnkt,93ra'
ecSancss FOR advancement; good wages to start
udsress stating age and experience IL oO5'
nfAcn
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT cost and commercial highly ef-
hcent, age 80. desires permanent position
with up-to-date manufacturing concern. j
1853 Ledger Central --.---.
FuGTTFFEIrR white. married. exempted. de-
sres position with private family in suburbs;
Al references. H., 81 w. SharnnaGk ST. dth
EALESAiAN. at present employed by one OF the
leading motor truck companies. desires 10
change position; hest OF references furnished
] 945. Ledger Central
VALET PANION--YounE man wishes posi-
iion. reference NJ $40, Ledger Office.
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.-,,rr CLERK. take charge Of payroll and pro.
ismne,ion; good opportunity. 80, Ledger
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EatTn;51 MAN over 10 wanted: all night office
WORK: nights; good penman; large 6usinsss ns,,
ctnnrs for advancement. Address Postonice
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

i1 ACRES Of fine oak bottom land with direct
frontage on state automobile road to Atlantic
IltN; near electric railroad station; good train
service, stores, etc, handy: every inch ttlla-
bic; one Of the highest elevations in Atlantic
county Price 800 per acre: worth SOC more.
WIZ sell part or all small monthly pay
ments. No trihers. p ol2. Ledger once
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EATcHMAN for dyshoqTs,ee 61llsT9i % STEADY msn
worNH Loremer's Sons Co. Ontario and
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PRINTING

- S.aIoctiops from 1875 designs; price 2hc. to 81
peT dozen printed. The Card Shop. o2O Chest
nut st,
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ssyr TRIMMERs wanted familiar with trim
7hnIins Of ali kinds OF trees. Apply William
Mlnn ~ ~ n
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sANITARIUMS

PINE ST 6343-Vacancy for gentleman; nice
room; excellent table.
sANITARIUMS
BEAUTIFUL. LOCATION; special scientific carei
nervous. elderly nni rC4t cases, eve,
fTrt: rrii-ses; booklet DIT. RandaL. Chesthut
I'M Phlla and Wildwood, n. J.shy the sea-
APARTMENTS
157'u S. 22s--Tr0frnished anti, . large rooms
hath and kitchcnctte; open fireplace; e!eC-
tr,CIiy n0t-wuter neat; janitor. Walnut e4lI,
APARTMENTS. CENTRAL
Alt sIzps and prices. City and country.
SNI'LIEN G. BARRY, Liberty Bldg.
RROAD, s. 3O2 cor. Spruce (The Rensselaer)69
Beaut mod. apt, rms, bath, uniurn.
windows on Broad St; eastern south. II ekP.
THE LITTLE HOTEL, 225 5. Broad-An at
tractive place to live while IN Phila, cent.
located; special weekly rates, Phone Wal s203.
BACHELOR apartment, furnished hedroom' liy-
ing room. second noori over store' - P'i
week. Diamond GO42.
T7T5 T-ANCEY PLACE, 231O--Second-hoor suite.
or 3 rooms, private BATH furnished or un-
furnished,
400 SPRUCE ST.-Front suite, private bath,
unfirn.; electric light; heat; service.
CENTRAL APARTMENTS = NORMAN 5.
i-' SHERWOOD & CO., 1921 Walnut St
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r--s,s1IiTUs 100 union. for WriFhtstown, n
TT IsaHe per hour plenty ot overtime ,,odg,
psinsdeiphia only. Apply Irwin 4 Leighton
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s,,l,,Tpof.A SALESMAN wanted; young and
WILT appen rance. Bellsk's, 1929 Chestnut
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TO ETpE-Dav or night hrand-new 5-passenEer
touring cars, S1.25 hour; new T-passenger
hmouslnes. al 80 hour up; weddings, funerals
a speciality. 1898 R.dge ave; Bell phones:
Pop. 1911 Pop. 1iO+ Pop. 1917; Key
stone, Park 14S2. Special rates by day.
TRUCKS for hire, l, 2 and tons; quick sery
ice; terms right. Melville, % n. sd st.
Phone Belmont 1925
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YOUNG MAN wanted one familiar with recey, ,,,,.
~ electrical business. Apply NM' FOS IEN
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YOUNG MAN experienced. e feed Dexter Dexter
toaI1ges5b,on Press, third floor Of Dill Bids,
tiuusEa. IA gou1erapt SITS,
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SofTNG MAN TO take charge Of payroll; also
tVSs..rrIps for assistant bookkecper; good oppor
ypnity Tor advancement. p ola, Ledger Office.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

PENNSNLNANIA FARMS
FOR CHOICE Bucks and Montgomery County
farms, send for list; state size.
w. FORREST MAGEE, Southampton, Pa
BUCKS and MontE. Co. farms all sizes & prices
RENNINGER & RENNtNGER. Glonside Pa
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AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING
HORSES

vULCANIZED AND USED TIRES.
PIERCE CO.. 1921 FAIRMOUNT AVE
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APARTMENT HOTELS
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ToiiNG MAN about 1s years large Insurance
age and salary expected a 22o' Ledger
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-10-11
"A Guileless
Detective



Kathleen Dunn had been living in
this country about three years when
her aunt died. and she found herself
thrust upon her own resources. and
very much alone In the world. After
everything was settled she found there
were four hundred dollars left to her,
but she reasoned that would not last
long to live upon in the great city Of
New York. so she started out to find
work. The only thing for which she
was fitted was domestic service. She
loved children, and she found situa-
ton as nursemald in the home Of the
Dimlers, wealthy residents OF River
side drive. The girl was trihe un-
used to the ways Of the trained sery-
ants of the very elegant menage. but
her unfalllng good huinor and willing
ness TO learn won over Mrs. Dimler,
and the fonr-year-old boy and Kath-
leen were soon the best Of chums.
Kathleen had the purple violet eyes
shaded with long soft lashes. and the
white, clear complexion Of a colleen Of
the County Clare.
She was happy In her new home, her
mistress was kind TO her, and even Mr..
Dimler had several times spoken very
pleasantly to her, and talked with her