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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08
CARRIER EXAM
HERE ON JANUARY II

Examinations for rural mail car
riers In Polk county will be given un-
def the auspices of the civil service at
East Grand Forks on January II, to
fill the position Of rural carrier at
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08

Tf1e Met-The first Fox Sunshine
comedy, Roaring Lions and Wedding
Bells" is one long scream. Three
times today@:30; 1880 and 9:15.-
Adv. Ne
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08
EAST SpE BRIEFS

Mrs. Mary stordahl who passed
at her farm home,1ast wednes-
day was laid to rest this afternoon.
Funeral services were held at the
home Of her father on the Stordahl
farm northeast of East Grand Forks.
at II. O'Clock this morning and Rev.
A. ]. Hhlteng Of Grand Forks OFF,
ciated at the services this afternoon
from the Marais church.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08

F. M. Reese, proprietor Of the Gift
Shop at Grand Forks has offered an
oil painting as a prize for essays writ
ten by members Of the sixth. seventh
and eighth grades Of the local schools.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08

Gone to ClHcago-Mrs. II. HalMwell
of Walnut. street left today for Chi
cag6 to spend the holidays with
friends ana relatives ny
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08

The Best Sunday Dinner will DO
served g Hotel. Dacotah: Of course.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08

Hemsatchine done promptly. Maf
orders given special attention. Mrs. A.
T. Stinson, 4O7< DeMers, Grand Forks,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08

Dancine IN Empire Han. over
Grand theater, every Saturday eve~
-nine. Emard's orchestra Tsck4fsl
rs cents. Plan to fcomelEeAdv.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

vices at 0t Gabr1ers church, East Berlin, the past year. was given this afternoon.
 Rev. H. P. Schauffler of Brooklyn has returned home after . visit with Colonel and Mrs. 0. M. Jarvis.
 Mrs. CharIss Dickinson was taken to tho Hartford hospital today where she will bs treated by Dr. E. Terry Smith for throat trouble.
 D. W. Mildr11m, E. H. Gainer. A. A. North and F. Hubbard of East Ber- lin report hne success on their fish- ing trip to Granby yesterday. AL thought the brooks were over their banks the men brought back fine string of trout.
 Six to eight cars are being shipped from the crushed stone quarry in East Berlin every day.
 Regular weekly prayer meeting will be held in the Berlin Coqgrega- tionai church this evening at 1880 o'clock.
 The town. clerk has received the cards and certificates on which the local citizens, between twenty-one and thirty. inclusive. will register on June s.
 The children of the town and grown folks are asked to bring how- CTS for use in the Memorial Day ob- servance, either Saturday or Sunday to the Kensington Congregational church. Flowers should be arranged in punches for use.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
Fine Talk on aNeE Patriotism By ReT. ]. (. Adams
DISCUSS FOOD QUESTION
91la1 Plans for East Berlin F1ag Raising to Be Completed Tonieht- Detail Moving Into New Quarters isToday-Bxde6s.

The annual banquet of the Ken singeon Mons Lyceum, held in the Kensington Congregational church last evening was ono of the finest ever heid in tho history of the organiza- tion. There was considerable reluc- tance about having banquet in these times of stress, but all in attendance confessed that the high patriotic note to which the program was keyed proved abundant Justification of the seeming indulgence. The rooms were adorned with many flags. including the old nag of Civil War fame which draped the speakers table. The floral decorations also were in the national colors, Japanese quince, ap- Rle blossoms and phlox and myrtle. bury, pastor of the Methodist church, after which the ladias of the ohurc1,
 The first speaker was Rev. Otis J. Moore. who has recently responded to an urgent invitation to leave his ehusuh In North Canton, to assume the 6utaes of county agricultural agent Tn the campaagn for conservation of Food supplies. He said: .'we need to realize the crids that is upon us, with only throe or four months food supply in the country. Only about psvsn per cont of the people in Hart ford county EaFo engaged in food pro- ductton. Yhe County league as in some caseo a3dfng the farmers by financial basking. also helping to ssoure farm labor. including the placing of some High school boys. He urged working eagsthss, sinking the individual in- t1regts for the common wealth, and waSned not to It the e0thublasm that b now high for sSowing Dsovisions aw1ndle = the season aAsanoea The beaGus is banning to cover the entire county with canning demomstra1ions For the sake of food. conservation.
 Col. Charles M. Jarvla ropresenta- tive from Berlin. saAd that this is @ time to forget party polttaos, and work for the common good. He urged the aesd of avoiding waste, illustrating - tho habit of swing that was ap- parent to any ono travelling abroad. ln contrast to the frequent wasteful- n1ss1 in our country.
 Mass Adele Murray recited, "The Wor1d Wants Men" end Your Flag and Ny F1Ag." Rev. John Coleman
 4dams. pastor of the Church of the Redeemer in Hartford, took for his thsne, The New Patriotism" He said that the different answerb given to tho question, "Who is my Neigh borgk mark stages of human prog resA4hs primitive man distrusted all his A1fkhbors. Often there arc local 1eaaoaaes or YivAIries of adjoining t6Nn Tho Civil war was fought on < ths sDnapIe whether the smaller
 DouI1he state. or the laEg@ group.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
TRAWLER BEATS OFF U-BoA1
Cabin Boy Takes the Wheel While Grew Battles With Submarine and Drives It to Flight.

between the trawler Ibis and Ger man submarine. in which the subma- rine was driven of. have just been made public. The fight took place in tho bay of Biscay on April 22.
 Tho seq was rough and the wind was blowing hard when the Ibis sighted the submarine. The fishing boat had her trawl down and was un- able to got up any speed, but her skipper. without . moments hesita- ton cut away his trawl and Joined battle spiritedly. The coolness of the crew and the skill of the cabin boy. who took tho helm while his mates stood to the guns. decided the fight. In i've minutes the submarine had had enough and submerged.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
CALLS oNa MAINE GUIDf
Col. Hume Urges Them tO ErIll1
 ,servifc Abroad, 5|

Augusta. Maine, May 24
 and hunters, rated as sharpsh0S today were urged by Col. frAn Hume of the Second Maine ree3f to enlist with that organisntl6 that the government might hNXz benefit of their shooting skill 6 battle front.
 Col. Hume in calling for 700 tional recruits said that the n who have spent many winters IT. rigorous climate of the Maine w1 which makes them physiclly IF service, were particularly de1iTe
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
WRITES TO H. s. PRINCIPALS.

Washington, May 24.-High schoo; commencement exercises should en- phasize Americas position in the world war, said F. P. Caxton. United States Commissioner of Education in a letter to school principals made public today.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

New York, May 24.-Inquiry of American shipping developed the be- lief that the ship sunk may have been one of the German liners recently seized here and pressed into service of the United States merchant marine. One shipping authority said the only vessel of anywhere near 1000 tons which he was aware was in the Mediterranean was one of these German ships. which sailed recently hearing a cargo for Italy
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
AMERICAN SHIP SUNK,
May Have Been Vessel Seized in
 New York.

Paris, May 24.-An S,000-ton American ship, carrying cargo des- tined for Switzerland, has been tor pedoed and sunk in the Mediterran- can, 1t is announced. The name of the vessel was not specified.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
Modern Building Planned.

| NAONeCIlA DA09Alu& Fl800G0s Contractors are submitting bids for the erection of new factory build ing for Edwin Fl. Hills to replace the ancient structure destroyed by fire a few weeks ago. Out of the ruins caused by the fire is expected to rise factory of modern construction and one in which the business will have plenty of room for expansion. The proposed building will be about 90 by A feet with wing about 75 by 50 feet and will be three stories high. There will also be a basement The building will be of brick, mill construction, will have q concrete foundation, slag roof, steam heat, electric wiring and automatic sprink- lers.
 Plans have been drawn by Unkel- bach and Perry of New Britain and the following contractors arc figuring on the work; Torrington Building company of Torrfngton; B. 1T. Hib- bard company of Now Britain: H. Wales Lines company and Lewis Mil- Ter of Meriden; J. Fl. Qroxier company of Hartford: and the. Flynt Building and Construction company of Palmer. MT. Hills is carrying on his business at the present time on a small scale, having cancelled most of the orders on his books at the~time of the Ire. The new factory building, it Is expected, will be completed by fall.
 Railroad Wants Settlement.
 Representatives of the New Haven railroad have communicated with local police officials, seeking informa- tion regarding the wrecking of a rail- A.. AAys night. The switch was broken when an auto owned by Dr. E. l.. Crowell of Middletown skidded on the pavement and crashed into 1t.
 The railroad seeks . settlement for the damage and will look to Dr. Crow ell to pay the expense of replacing the switch.
 Near Benedicts Dhned.
 George Seymour, Eugene Forrest and George Nystrom were guests of honor at a bachelor supper served at the Hotel Bond in Hartford last even ing. About twenty P1ainville young men were in attendance.
 MT. Seymour and MT. Forrest are soon to be married. MT. Nystrom joined the ranks of the benedicts a few weeks ago.
 Parents Visit Schools.
 Principal O. L. Judd and his staff of teachers entertained parents and friends of the pupils in the local schools in the various classrooms yes- terday, which was observed as visiting day. A large number took advantage of the invitation to watch the classes at work. and they were greatly inter- ested in the manner in which the chill dren are educated as demonstrated for them in practical fashion.
 Drawings End other work done by the children during the year were ex- hibited and the samples made a most favorable impression on the visitors.
 Preparations are now being made at the school for the annual graduation exercses to be held in the Town hall the latter part of June.
 Brief Items.
 SeQuassen lodge wl1 have a regular meeting tonight in Odd Fellows hall reservists met last evening to drill. by Sergeant Cassidy.
 Mrs. Nellie Bunnell of Church street entertained the F. L. Whist club at her home this afternoon.
 WANTED = Boarders. Room and
 board, $7 week.. Home comforts.
 Mrs. George P. Martin. North Wash
 ington street. Plainville. 5-21-d4x
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
after spending a few days in TT feld.g <

Mrs. Bentley entertained IT. her friends at tea last Friday G noon at her home.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Elmer Goodrich and William Soule and family formerly sof Maple HIN, who has been living in Virginia, are occupying their original home again on Robins avenue.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Mrs. William F. sternberg is in Boston for few days.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

MT. and Mrs. Theodor Johnson ( Philadelphia, are. visiting pr. an Mrs. A. >B. Johnson
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Mrs. l.. M. Bancroft entertained tn bridge club this afternoon at he home on Johnson street.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Miss Airline Root has returned home
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Mrs. T. H. Cogswell left "Wednesday for Washington, Conn.,. to attend the 50th wedding anniversary of her parents.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
Maple |'!| Hill ]! i

Miss Mary Mansfield has gone to New York. and will be away about ten days.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

or ua 1AlAsD o1
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
Brief Items.

WANTED = Boarders. Room and
 board, $7 Q week. Home comforts.
 Mrs. George P. Martin. North Wash ington street, Plainville. 5-21-d4x
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

of
 you have seen and at Infants Gov covsrt cloth You have choice of black and white putty and light blue old One Third o6 and the
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Pleading guilty to a Charge of in- toxfcation, Frank Rososco of Tariff vile. was fined $5 and costs yesterday afternoon when he appeared before Justice Condell Rososco was arrested Tuesday by Constable Marine.
 The man was without funds but he made arrangements with his employer to pay the assessment and he was re- leased.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-20

HUDSON. 1-passenGcr, guaranteed m"chauicslly
perfect good tires and top: electric lights
nyuippcd complete rebuilt lately and will
dcnonsrta tc: aluminium hud}i bargain at S225.
Phone Belmont 5i6l,
HUPMORILE 90 aud HupmohIlo ~; first class
3s2i
MISUNDERSTANDING
TANNING & MATHIS co.
pROAp AND RACE STREETS
John r Cunningham, Nanar"r fs"d -Ca- not
OVERLAND 1915 touring; in very good condi-
tion: exceptional value; $3.50; guaranteed: 7
days trial plan.
PAIGE 1916 TOURING. . passenger, Gas; fully
equipped paint and general condition very
fine; big bargain; $3.50.
BigelOw- Wiley Motor CO.. 30i y. Broad st.
PAIGE 1917 TOURING. passenger G-5l; just
like new fully guaranteed; bargain: $1,000
Rigolow-W Wiley Motor Co, 3Oi y. Broad st.
PAIGE 1915 touring 6-4G. 7.pass.. IN cXccntional
Rlgelow Wiley Motor Co., 30i y. Broad st.
sTANI,I,Y uses korosone for fuel. can YOU beat
ito Phone I.Ocust 1890 for demonstration
STANLEY MOTOR CARRIAGE co.
o325 Chestnut st.
STUDEBAKER. d-Cyl.. in top-notch shape. Big
oarS"im 'iuarsTt"cd a. T| Days Trial Plan,
Bigclow- Wiley Motor Co. 3Oi Broad.
FOR SAIE-Serics o-s5 ans ~ Packard 5-pas.
sonper cars, with less than O,nOO miles each.
The Mcdern Garage Company. Titusv'le. Pa
IX.CYIINpER touring car; electrically equip
ned; F,restone rims; complete in every detail:
will sacrifice, q 456 Ledger Central.
state price aud condition. Room loi, Fuller
BLDG. Phla.. Pa --...--
FOR E--Hgh-Fradc aluminium limousine
body Louis +. 'Cou"hc. I'D ana HdNerlprd ave-
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MONARCH TALKING MACHINE co.
5li s. BROAD ST,
Has the hest-equippcd talking machine repair
sSnn In phiIsdcIphia All makes repaired.
Race 5O5s. Dealers work solicited. l.oc. ddoo.
THE FAMOUS FORD TuNERS-Pianos tuned
Ind rCnlirrd; moderate prices best work:
ouck motor service: 10000 suits SIZED custom
ers y. l.. FORD, Pianos and plaHer-flahos'
1923 y. 18th ~, PhQn" Diamond Vot' -
,,trTpOtA NJ i'm all finishes including u To-
in D. +. records az sclcctionsl, sO1.oo' ms
il a hp nd ann" machine with latest lmnt.; ~
wkIy H. B Todd 1906 Arch ST. 22s Market.
MAHOGANY Ss-note plyHcr- piano. hest make;
lots of rolls: bench and delivery; owner must
sell: easy terms arranged Tor Responsible
marty. call 1925 North nth st. -
PIANO-s75 CASH ss5 81 weekly for magnih-
cent upright piano; been used; decided bargain
II. y. TODD, 1906 Arch ST.
pTANO-sta5 handsome Lester upright grand;
good as new. Fuaranteed: cost si2a,
b. u. TODD, 1905 Arch ST.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

- continued from Preceding Column
"6S & ssSd1 %Sn!gS sn 70 aSycr edvsr,s!n must
S0D9I,yb S9,yb i, a. M How EdiressIns; 20, E' SO
,ur, of Gfric" appliance prcf,ranlS acanaPnicd
,o,,,.S ,,n 49, department work aud can haudl"
salary eSpc"'cd 81" "f" ledger G'T"1TS GcGtfS and
trn W"mtS% s,.sa TO- w". work in ra9srGr,a,og irag!
Mulford co. Gicnodon' "a '''' W. ~
ME- wanted for iravy. outside work, rood
fs"S 4 SiSindy aisdiy work Apply william Foster,
MEsSGEGER sSSd;S RoyS. over 10 Years. rcat in
iSS"Ffn.s iSsSS Ftbcr, To- ronsyiNan!' Railroad cali
oftEII,E BOY to learn plumbing supply business.
NppN 10 FIc'k Bros Go. ~ y. 18th st.. rlilH
oHSSAMiENrAL 80 inH iRIN WnRk rrlIEEs want.
=" HpUlN ~ ). Huru, 10th and AliognuuN ave.
StEhT MElAh WuR<EUs. TOO union 6lts
WVr nnnr. lArt" cut OF town construction camp.
lion furnish5d rrSc fT"m 2T' rbid,n}hn,S }hnS'"fi2 or'
ApnN irwin a L"ightou, Ia y l2th "
day depending on ahliity ard i" oIIier,,cnnr t,%nr
XrT Xpniy in T~gG5s rcrs%n 91 saG3 for lohoyr An,
- Service Division. to i'S''rn' 10 a M ''N''"'' '"''
srEoSGrES, Toys wanted: bring aEc certificates.
and Market SITS. ''' '''''
SToGNRCoM assistant. should be- bright and
1ui'k; knowtNdeo of hardware aud mrrhiu"
suini"s an advantage rhr Broyyu Iu-'ri-
mont 20 Wayne aud Roberts ave. WaNuo
rlXSMlTHS, 100 union, for wrtah,s,owu.
H., w." n"t nour. rl"ut, ~ overtime,
todElhS and trpusp0rtHtiou lurr. shed free
from Phiind'lnhia only. AprIy Irwin 6 I"igl-
i'nlI, DESIGNERS, experienced. on iirs AVID
nNures. "N'"llent orrortunity fC- tho right
rph' Apply Romlngton Arms co. Eddys'onp.
. va Rrinr reference.
TREE TRlMNERS wanted familiar with trim
hlnG ~ kinds Of trc"s Apply William Toe-
ter 1908 y. 3ist ST.
VOTING MAN, over -. to assistant in purchas-
L"drer On!ce
YOUNG MAN. to look after delivery dept tamo
eNncri"nc" rrnf"rr"d Apply :. :. Ponuock
Co.. 1912 Ludlow st
fn,Nf NAN. - Years. r"ul estate office. W.
Phils. " I2i LEDGER Omcc.
General
BUSlNESS SERVICE COMPANY
f.Nf. I'Nt assistant sulrs murrhardisn
SHn. MAN Ni'hI' f'"-'- h"Hnd and ,r ko lg kerry.
s25on; - PERtNTEND brass forge shou
s5nOn drnn forge 40 .ircN -hr'is t210n
IthlkkEEEERS CLERKS SrENOG-
RAPPFRS i2oi Lr"d Ttl' Funding.
TRUCK DRIVERS who have u frw hundred
dollars to buy truck with pnd want 10 sign up
Win us on yearly contract for steady hauling
write at once. g 10. 1.ptlGCr Office
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TWrnIehfU
WANTED bv lady of hiGhost reference, culture
,,ud rcHucmcut 3 rooms; parlOr, ? bedrooms
,"G ham iu very high toned boarding house,
central hut not on car track where no yni-
crod ecr vice II employed, or in refined private
C,nIilv Nv week or month: VIII paN well!
rooms must he Ncrv nicely iurnlshcd ana
table hirh class Address pE I''''r' " -
Ledger Office.
RESPONSIBLE Young couple. moylng, TO- Ph,la
dcirhin 1esrss TO rent small, well-lurnlShed
"rartn,ert for reriod Of to months mus,
be reasonably priced and crntrally iScatSd 90
riva details in repv. OCCupanCN NoEenher 20.
ADDRESS a. g. Meyers. GI20 Hamilton ave.
JIomewood station Pittsburgh Pa.
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AGENTS

WANTED--AErnts In Philadcluhi, 70 handle
Mnrn' Automobile Accessories. VI III Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-20
WANTED

w n IN u
ANTIQUE FuRNITI'RI broken jowclry silver,
fails" teeth. feather h'ds. Antique, GaS
Chestnut, Phone Walnut 704G Est, 1865.
BROKEN JEWELRy. auuQucs. pistols, coins.
coin hooks with price pay mailed l5c. !; j..
Boss Peoples Stor"l. 2GG : i'm. Wal iisd.
CARPETS. rags. papcr,all kinds Of scrap metal
Highest prices. Bender, @52l Ride" Da. GIGS
CAST-OFF CLOTHING
WANTED IMNEpINTEIH
Highest cash prices paid In L. :. Don't he
nislcd BY others who haN" followed us. but
first let our refined buyer estimate on your
old suits. oycrcoats. shoes, "tC. call phone
or write. Walnut sOs3.
DAVIDSON
s W. Cor. I2th ard Arch.
CAST.OFF CLOTHING. all kinds Gontlemen y
suits, ovcrc0ats. shoes. hats--W" positively
nav moro than others. Send postal We call
dpv or crg. city country. Friedman e.
14ii South 81. Phono Dickinson Gi55.
CAST.OFt CLOTUING ahr"a aud hats bought
scnd n6stoL SNEIDMAN, 90 Ponlor street.
FI'PNTrr'RE. ETC. BOl'GllT EnEEMER.
4O53 GlRARD AVE. PHONE Earring S2ob.
LADIES AND GENT. .ENiEN'S cast on cluthlrg
wartod--Ifghest priC"s uaid Tor .dtsca rdHd
clothnr of all doscriptlons. will cali. day or
evening. city or suburbs: call. wrlto Or phore
Roll. Poni6r H7Tl. Open evenings. Blacker.
!o3o POnlar st.
SECONDHAND. CIoTIuNG hopGht. hlFhest
:r'ros naid Harry's 1877 Poplar st.
TALKING MACHINES records. Victor and
Columbia bought for cash or eNchanEsd Tor
others. 1908 Filhert. open evenings, ihone.
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. rilver. platinum. plated ware old
Eat. 1917. J. 4. CLARK. rehner. sOI SAMSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-20
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

aDartnent just finished, large rooms and
bath; also maids room; Omen mIrparHi Pr.
nrirr I" Inspect. MERTON GRElMS, Liberty
Rldg.. Broad and Chestnut walnut op-o,
I-,pGrST APARTMENT BUSINESS IL PHlLA.
MERTON GRElMS. Liberty bldE' wal o'@o'
% ROOMS Litcheuetto, furnished; room, private
haih. s. up: Ringle room, ". llUl y, lhlh,
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

- poWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos motors. boiler, steam ana oil en-
ginps pumps air compressors. .
FRANK TOOMEY, Inc III ". I'd 81.
DyNANOS MOTORS and machinery bought.
so,d and rented. YEARSLEY CO. ":i
North Third 81,
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACmlNE loolS
O'BRIEN MACHINERY co, lla =. I'D 81
STEAM HOIST, elevator ana boiler % morse,
1342 Cypress st.
ALTERNATING and direct current motors. new
and used o. T. MINK CO., Ut ". 4th ST.
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STORAGE

VICTORY STORAGE SPECIAL low RATES
NEW YORK;. BALTIMORE. WASlu%,!noN
H2l5 MARKET.
MILLION dollar concrete fircproof Warehouse
finest ia tho world for furniture. Est FREQ.
y Phiia. Siurae" Co.. "n33 l.ohiE'. TE, 1860.
MILLER y UGONp STORAGE co. broad th.
IrhiEh aye. new NruprOof addition. rooms IRE
proof. furniture aud rhtua packers, autumohl"
vans, nstiruai' fr,c. l|"ll rhon" Diamond 1850.
FIDELITY FIREpEOOF WAREHOUSES;
1871 1919 MARKET ST.
GIEARD STORAGE co . 9lS GIrard as. Moving.
packing. sturarc Phone Pop 5.Oi. Park i23.
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TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES

TYPEwRITERS RENTED
NONVISIBI.E-3 MONTHS, t5
vISIRLE-3 MONTHS. $3.50
FACTORY RERUlLT TYPEWRlIERs
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co,
so2 CHESTNrT ST WAL. 25+a. MAIN 3e6
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Continued from Preceding column
36o2 y, 7Tll-saoo cash. $40 monthly side yard,
hot-wator heat, electricity. HOWARD u. VIII
son & 60" "i.2 Germantown ave
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RRAN
hLDAN
SELLING RAPIDLY At BEFORE
TsTs sr nt'TcS Tcw dS,ah.d %" homes how s with sfse
lots, beautifully located, Film ave. south
So rrTy,dSS cH Trcs rSsS yrl sssonss S2 Be faro
from snth q. or Va + n r.; II min
oiSS j55o fE E.is \ 81 I>nEi;T a:Tssare, 4 co.
splendid surrouudlnssi sas. sewer, fireplace.
eSuRI' ao'Fs 'RFopEnrs Ti ss0 s6% aTas.a. . st.
oANMoNr. DEL. CO brand.new houses on
shSo 1"5p" station U and stores s 10, water heat
sH5"HOo' and $500 essy ysTns 70 insrce
oaers lis bis; bcanlifui io;roorn ,hoins below pres,
cnt vauo TO effect anlcl; sale s'oryi stnme nisc
ii iri"tty; v"ry "rrS rorcnssS awnings, screeHss
ctc. included; lot looyls5. ine!osod d,n.hsi WITH
Eon and I'I"t'P "ratldn ro insosc see WI s
DAVIS, office At station. Terms, -
SUBURBAN HOMES, country place. and build
~ e. HUNTER wavue. Pa.
NEW JERsEy-sUBuRBAN
woopTEr,RH,yEss sH :, ,I5IT =, r,S iM4ItEE NILES OUT
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PENNSYLVANIA
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se Good Americans aud Help Your Country
You are needed at once at the
Hog Island Shipyard Of
The U. s. Government.
GOOD wages; steady work: plenty of overtime
and Sunday work; long time job; convenient
transportation.
Apply at once at
Hog Island shipysrd.
rrain-B. and o., cath and Chestnut sts.. 0ls
and 7;o4 a. m.
p. r. R.--Brosd st. and Washington ave. 8
and a. M
Trolley--Car No. . on 18th ST.; change at
Moyamensing ave; Southwestern trolley
Special boat leaves Chestnut st. wharf Della
ware River. O a. m.
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