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The Washington herald., 1917-01-25
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-CAimins; 2year-oIds; three fur
longs TantaliEer. lis; Water Wave, 100; ssnaday
lO4; Madelyn O.. III; MARY Henshone, Nl
SECOND RACE-C1aiming; +year-ods and up
ward; SIX furlongs Wap. ll5; Manioc Ils; Ba
Blanc. lis: I'll sayin. 10; 'Sdny Night lB
verenA. rs; First Wind. 1l5; Superintendent lis
MaIean s., Ill; Myols, I05
THIRD RACE-Uairnins; +yssr-olds and upward
six furlOnE. Primary, lis; Anxiety, LIS; Brisi
Brother. u3; Irrawaddy. no: Running Queen 10
Trend. rs; Ettas Cham. lI5; 'Petelus, ll0; Snug
glsr, 10; Cleders, 10
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; 90 added; syear
OldS and upward; six furlongs. Colonel Vennil
Gmpl, III: Indian Chant, g. Bars and Stars lo5
HaHberk. Ill; Mars Cassidy. IOS; Opportunity ss
Bars and Stars and Mars Cassidy, O. R. Andsrsor
entry.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; Syear-olds and up
ward; mile Woodward, l4; Recluse %
Warsaw, s. PIeasureviIe, lul; Thornwood, @
Diamond. &c.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; +year-ods and upward
mile and onesi1teenth. Flying Fest, us; .Prim.
Mover. Ill; 'Bnma Stuart LOG; Triste LIZ; .Knday
l0S; Disturber. l0.
SEVENTH RACE-Claimins; Syear-olds and I'D
ward; one mile. Stolen Ante. LA; Paymastsr, uo
Reno. LOS; Alex Get1 los; Joe walzh, 100; jim
Waksly. III; Ray o Light, los; Fairy Lessnd, lu
Mcnomy. III
'Apprenttcs allowance claimed
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HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-SiI furionss: 4yearolds and nm
ward; selling; maidens .Psssion lo1; Hamerkon
no; Fonctonnaire, Ill; Celtabel, ll3; Bin RiIey
LIS; Hesitation, lis; Pscos. 1ls
SECOND RACE-one mile; s-year-ods and nm.
ward; selling Abe Martin, 30; Lockland, lo3; Tin.
de Bell. lo6; Welsa, los; 'Dromi, los; onertoyy
lS; Otero, io9.
THIRD RACE-ons mile; 3-year-olds and urwar,
seinng. zodiac @; Rescue. ls; Freda johnson
III: Muzant. lis; Msxentius. us; Aitams l1s
Gano, lls. - ~
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-half furIongs
Syearolds; handicap; $500 Hail Cofumh, a
outn, los; olyn g.. 100; AL Hudson 1lo; Ffiendlsw
Ill; Sir VeIlons, Ia.
FIFTH RACB-One mile and twenty yard.
tyear-olds and upward; ceiling. sRoss Watw *
I'm Coming. loe; Thomas Hare, lcs; .Iouise D.y
lo5; oakhurst, lG; 'Galor lU; Hir. no. Nsr.
hunk un
SIXTH RACB-one mile and nfty yards; <y,sr
ohs and upward; selling. King Boz Ma; .Runv,v
los; al Pierce lo4; Athena los: .sol6Jer Ios
"rhedrss. loo; Eddie T., 100; Brave cunarder, u2
The Washington herald., 1917-01-25
WINTER BASEBALL
FOR CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 24-Southern
California has arranged for winter base
ball. There will be a fourteen-club cir
cult composed of the best semi-profes-
sional organizations of the South. The
fourteen teams composing the new league
are: Riverside Santa Barbara, San Diego,
Fullerton, San Pedro, Pasadena, San
Diego Fire Department. Universal City.
Anheuser-Busch. Southern Pacific. and
Los Angeles White Sox. It Is said the
Iine-ups viii include many of the play
ers OF the Pacific Coast League as well
as major league members This will be
the first attempt made to stage regular
winter league baseball in five years.
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FULTz EXPECTS TO
GET LABOR CHARTER
Laugh at Recent Story of Leak" in
A. F. of L.

New York, Jan. A.-Dave Fultz, of the
Players Fraternity. laughed at the story
which came from Washington yesterday
to the effect that the fraternity has
been refused a charter TO the American
Federation of Labor. Fultz thinks that
the hitch which has appeared in his nego-
tiations with President Gompers. OF the
A F. of l., will be Strengthened within
the next few days, and that he will re-
ceive his charter in that body. Labor
leaders throughout the country are
known to be in favor of an afriliation
with the baseball players. as they believe
it will dignity the movement to claim men
pulling down $4,000 a year. as brother
workingmen."
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DOG RACE STARTS OVER
SNOW-COVERED ROADS

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 24-Heavy snow
drifts reported on the route over which
the Winnipeg-St. Paul dog race will be
run, starting today will make It neces-
sary for the drivers to beat a path
through the deeper drifts with their
snowshoes.
G The route for the race, as officially
mapped out is so miles long.
Drawings for position will take place
n Winnipeg tonight. In addition to the
prizes offered to the winners by the
st. Paul Carnival Association, under
lwhose auspices the race is to be run,
the Louis w. Hill Medal carrying with
lit the title Of champion, will be given
the winning driver.
The last Of the eighteen entrants is
Charley Clark, a Cree Indian, who has
Ia record Of eighty miles a day behind
his dog team.
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MISS SUTTON LOSES.
Meets Defeat in Winter Tennis
Meeting in California.

San Diego, Cal. Jan. 4.-The feature
event in the Coronado winter tennis tour
nament, play in which was resumed after
several postponements because OF rain.
was the defeat of Miss Florence Sutton
by Miss Mary Browne, former woman ma
tional champion, in a semi-final match.
The score was IS, 40 Sc. Miss SUIT
ton was defending the Coronado trophy
which she won last year.
In the finals of the mems doubles Will
lam NJ. Johnston, former national cham
pion, and John Strachan defeated Maur-
ice McI,oughlin and Nat Browne. 3s.
60, -
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O'SULLIVAN AGREES
TO LET LES FIGHT

New York, Jan. 2-Timothy O'Sulli-
van, manager OF Les Darcy, announced
today that he has reached an agreement
with Grant Hugh Browne, who will con-
duct boxing at Madison Square Garden.
to match the Australian with either
George Chip, Battling Levinsky or Al
Mccoy.
I'VE have come to an understanding z
for that MATCH said O'sullivan, but
there are a few details to be worked out
before the contracts are signed"
Browne plans to introduce Darcy to
the public February II If he can get the
Garden that soon, otherwise the date will
be about March s.
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The Avenue at Ninth
WALTER WALLACE Is
BARTELMES VICTOR

In the pocket billiard District cham
pionship at the Grand Central Palace
last night, Walter Wallace, the present
title holder, defeated Bartelmes by 100
to a.
Wallace was IN rare form last night
and had little trouble in winning from
his opponent The present champion
finished up his game with an unfinished
run OF thirty-nine. when he scored his
century mark. Tonight in the pocket
billiard tournament Bartelmes win inset
J. n. Woltz.
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Sam Gompers Denies that
Players Are Refused Charter
SENATOR HUGHES MAY
INTRODUCE BOXING BILL

Every effort is now being made
by local sporting fraternity 10
force the issue of the Cary bill now
before Congress, which would legal
ize boxing in the District The Cary
bill was presented to the District
Committee last winter, but to date
no action has been taken.
II efforts to force this issue fails,
it is a known fact that a few live
sporting men will attempt to in
duce Senator Hughes, Of New Jer-
sey, to present boxing bill at the
next term.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-25
HATCHETITES TO RUN
CATHOLIC u. RELAY

At the Georgetown track meet the
George Washington relay team will run
the relay team from Catholic University.
1t was announced last night that the
Georgetown track meet will run OF a
two-mile South Atlantic championship
and the George Washington will have a
run for the South Atlantic at the same
distance in their meet in March.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-25
INDEPENDENT MANAGERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Magnates and managers OF In
dependent baseball teams of the
District, Maryland and Virginia.
will hold q meeting tonight for the
purpose of forming an association
for, the betterment Of the independ-
dent game.
Plans are on foot to handle the
local independent proposition like
that of Baltimore. This meeting
will be held at the Howard A.
French Sporting Goods Company.
at 424 Ninth street northwest.
promptly at s:15 p. m.
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Parker, Bridget & Co.
Separ the
Wheat from
:, the Chaff

The late p. T. Barnum gained great
publicity when he said, "The public
like to be fooled" or words to that
effect.
If IT. lived at the present time he would
probably qualify his famous statement by saying,
1T pays best not to fool the public"
The buying public today separates the wheat
from the ehaf. Witness that quarter Of century
suecess-the P-B semi-annual clearance sale.
twenty-five years ago P-B entered the business world
with two ideals: To seH at legitimate profit in regular
season and to reduce prices at he end Of each
for clearance Thousands Of Wahngonan, look forward
to this sae-they know from yean of experience thsi
P-B sale prices genuine reduetons-thsi P-B qualify
economy in the end and that the PB guarantee Of sb
solute sahsfaeion cannot be improved upon
The Washington herald., 1917-01-25
Women Golfers to Meet.

New York Jan A-Aembers Of the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association
will have their annual election and busf-
ness meeting at the Hotel Biltmore to
morrow morning. Delegates viii be eI-
pected 10 select a course for the annual
tournament as well as vote for orhcers
headed by Mrs F. E. Donohue. Of the
MOntclair Golf Club. and named BY the
nominating committee
The Washington herald., 1917-01-25
CURLING TOURNAMENT
DRAWS RECORD CROWD

Duluth, Mimi, Jan. 24-America's
premier curling event opened at the
Duluth Curling Club today. with the
targets number of rinks present that
ever attended a like event in the United
States The events will not be concluded
until Saturday night.
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The fifteen leading bowlers of the
Knights of Columbus Bowling Lea rua viii
be chosen as team to roll against an
all-star team Of knights of Columbu. ~
Baltimore on Saturday night It az or.nd
Central DOwiin4 49, :
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Keheller for Fees Brsnninxh,n nDr
acNritS' sdS' penninston for OBoyle. Robert. for
MsNn1, sfoais fron hoor-o'Lone o.. Fee. q, ,
Wo %cNulV D' calhoun o.. WEIGH o.. Allen Il, ,
warner af Goals from fouls-Fees ts, Canaan
~, Allen. Referee-Geo. Collihower, a. U, I'm
pro-Fred Rice, @. q. Tine OF halyes-a, minrte.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-25
Alpha Beta and Mu Beta Win

In the Phi Mu Sigma Fraternity basket
ball league last night Alpha Beta defeat
ed Chi, by 50 to "a, while in the second
game Mu Beta beat Sigma Gamma. % 10
H. The results are as follows:
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Suhstituticns- for SeVitt Hunter for
Huestis, Whtcr1ft for Hamilton Goals from hoor
-Boetler C9 Lawson t4). Kelly e. Il Theile ~.
Oliver ~. Glascock C2. Goals from fouI-KeI,y tn
Oliver. Referee-Mr Fuller
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"Reb" Russell Signs.

Chicago. Jan. A.-Albert "Reb" Russell.
pitcher with the Chicago Americans,
has signed 1917 contract II was an
nounced here Russell is the twenty-frst
member Of the club to come to terms.
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n. ALPHA BETO.

Observation-Disclosures for Addor. Bowen for Dele
man. Goals from hoor-Proctor CZ, Demonet gO,
Rbnitzd o. Chapman C2. Cullisan a, Doleuan
Goals from foul-Proctor tD. Ribntzd. ClIigan 10.
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Knights Of Columbus Will Row,

'Apprentics allowance claimed.
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E,r,l.rIoNs WANTED-FEMALE


.,pspMAIp cyrc~ %. q =. Engii sli good ref
Inr, Pnone Locust 3"!'.
w - cbanucrma,d--2 giris wish places;
~, ssanwriIiss; snr good wages G2, Ledger Brhnch'
eist and Pine s'S' ..... ... ..,,,r,.,.
sssNAKrD. colored. experienced. wants en-
Elements BY day Guy or SsCu,gnoaFdeIins sugoFdIi raf
soyaIi ,s67 christian. Dickinson $500. Phone
ss,,,pt,p wants cuFagemrnts il families,
"a "a ssfsrence: 81 day. Eelmont 90O W
r,.1.s ros.ion chambs rworE,, Mating
y, ,tfsrencr. city preferred can -""t y
Bonssll st. ,,-,-.. ..,...
Ipys MAID wants position highest Fei'''
ksess az :. Smodie% ST.
IN, refprent,. III. Ledger Branch @ls'
md Pine sts
f,.>;nprss wIsI,s position. CttT or suburban,
s,srenTe 2.ii y. Fawn.
,vn NiEE-Str,ctly hrsi-r'ags thor
rr.h,,, a,parlpuc.tI. IN" butler. wit' "N'ep,
,Snaily hue cnlN and baker references i
Essr % IRA, class for child from to years.
ia Ledger Office
sxocp ,pprE -- Young lady. experienced.
srsbi. of ice assistant, desires position. l.
H Ledger onic",
DIST sxperi.nced. desires copying at home.
IA L"dye" ierirHL
(prWRiTlNG wanted to hc done At homc ~
smc,tsnt stt tuog-1ptcr. = 500. Ledger pfA'".
DxAy .co.ord . 81 cs position, light house
|erk chamb"rmail reference. Annie b"Ws"F'
s12 Panama.
NAN colored wishes position: tirst-Class
~ city or country. 1915 5. "Oth 81.
MAN. rolcred wishes bundle or family wash.
nrT 1920 Nauddin st
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AUTOMOBILES
Continued RON Preceding Column


ALIEN dsmonstrator i.cyL; a.passenscr: very
,EsisTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
Distributions s'aSdard 49, aud "EgiiHre "EgiiHG"e iai e.
ACCoi,Nr OF FAMILY TRoruI,E, lady will
sar.0ec elegant touring cars, / I pas ssengsr
eIectrI" starter aud lights. price S3au: ,iao 4 I
fights ETC. price s9ao: 10th rnTs rnn Hisrsrr snd
look Ike neS win allow 80 days' trial" Can Can
lie seen AT 63b Federal st., PHILADELPHIA
BAKER ELEITRIC.a Sa,rlnce modern 4,
passenger coYpe excellent condition Anp1y
"aid \. 18th st. Phone Diamond Si5e '''''
CADILLAC 1911 touring car oyernnulcd and
SALES roRPoRNTi0N. is. y iifS"d iSiiS"d " ~
CHALMERS 1910 Roadste. new paint. new tires
,&,1S$TGhX MoroRs coRPoRArloN
ps'ribnt"rs Standard "s'' and RiiiETT RiiSn i'ryl ii"tl
cAIaEgs hA,IA Ig,i '2gr.s in perfect order
NJ s5i, Ledger central. '''
CHEVROLET SALES AND sERvICE-l9t7
mdielsi accessories used cars taken in ex
chevrolet ssks and service aii7 y. iGtR.'
cIGyRoL5ET Ell DELiyERY iol7 electric lights
COLE Model $50. s.cyl. Touring car. nne sea,
,.GA$TERN M66%"SE;SS 1@onpopsrroN
p,'ribn,o's Standard "S" ord 'RIIi%i1 RIi%"in e.,
r%r D, f41 iAM39i, i2ie dmodsI good running
HrDSnNS rhaetons, roedstsrs aud cah-iolc;s
'iRWPSHn Ht;S'F asei !5s e. nd rcd. 'srie.
lHlt tOCOMORu.E U.lS
na'ssengsr tonrinEi ,paintcd rlch royal blne
i"s ihe ar for priyets = OH
..rocoMomrE
=. NJ Hittf"9A%' Ne. El"Sa"ss ESgs' 90" car Dept,
LoroMunlLG cylinder aG-norsc?oUer 5.pas
TfH II oXrHi WllTM H2 Msa, :ls !ag ..5 R,Gsa I .o,
IfIpfrS. H'll. spruce IuhO. Key, Race l,3S
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WANTED

ANTI1uES, DESKS, SAFES AND H., II, FuR-
MI! RE OF every description needed al once
partition railing. restaurants, storage receipts
medtatelN
,FATTEN FURNITURE co.
Wal. 1861 il2T Arch, Race 1905
ASK FOR DEPARTMENT L.
ANTIQUE furniture broken jewelrv. gold 81
Yer. false teeth. feather beds. Antiques,
US Chestnut Pm. Walnut 7u2G, Est. 1865
BkOkEN JEwELRY antiques pistols. coins.
coin books with prices I pay. mailed l5C. J. ~.
Boss Peoples store 2GG :. ilth. Wal I4sd
CAST-OFF CLOTHING
Positively highest prices paid for II.
SAMUEL COOPER
Phone Poplar G342 1910 Girard ave.
tAST.OFF gentleman's clothing bought; pos.
lively highest prices paid; call anywhere. any
tlme. Send postal or pNons Friedman Bros .
. l4il South St Phone Dickinson Gt-55,
tAST.OFF CLOTHING. Shoes and hats bought
send postal Snedman. "9@ Poplar 81.
DESKS. SAFES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
etc. bought DulinG Central Second -hau nd
Furniture CO.. 9Ol-nuG-plf Callowhin ct
FURNITURE pianos, carpets. antiques. entire
or p9rt houses bought Tor cash matter
how large, J. Bernstpn 1884 Ridge ave.
OLD GOLD silver, platinum false teeth. pew
ter JewClrN. etc. foreign and old coins
NJ g Assaving Co. 0OOia Fnbert At.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DAMAGE claims, busness and other difficulties
handled accounts collected, etc; bank ref; 20
YearS exp. Your rights protected without your
advancing any fee. Mutual Adjustment 60,
LippnCott Bldg, Rms. 3l2-l3 ttilbt at l2th'
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Pearls and emerads. AppraiseInent | per cent,
HAIRY w. SMITH, III SAMSON st.
DON'T mlsjudge Others; Detective Mi,lard will
get you facts Standard Detective Bureau. Con
sultation free. 1870 Chestnut st. Estab, 1855,
ALWAYS BUSY-WHY?
Alsover's Express and Storage Co, Inc.
Lawrence and Vine SITS. Phone Market s9f,
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electroysis
the only permanent way. Eyebrows arched
MISS SMITH, 4o2 Keith Theatre Building
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE
Latest styles. Phone Poplar 23j Open eNgs
IEIDNER' s, 10th tnd Glrard ave, :. w, cor
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AUTO SUPPLIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TIE ARE so MANY propostions advertising
for CAPITAL and artlre Interest that one ardly
knows which 10 answer: However your time
aud expect ions viii not suffer " YOU write to
Manufacturer. Hln, Ledger Office.
AN OPPORTUNITY to invest In capital stock
interest control good will In
economically operated manufaciuring- selling
proposition VISTA bshed ~ years: services op-
tional: investigate b. principals only
Loder Hudson Terminals. New York.
ESTABLISHED COAL. sand. cement and build.
ing material business: heavy teamlng, long
distance moving subcontractng last years
profit sl4,oO0: wishes to retire Write for
descriptive folder, Room /, Woolworth Bldg
Bethlehem. Pa.
WANTED-Party with few hundred dollars with
sales ability, good opportunity to get start
in a growing business: used cVerywherei state
qualifications. f. 81 Ledger Central.
COUNTRY grocery store, with modern property
and other outbuildinGs' Ia acres Of fine land
In thriving town: train and trolley $1,000 ash
required. can 9o43 n ath
PATENTs.-Our 4 books sent, free. How to
obtain Patents" Victor j. Evans Co.,
li20A Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
OYSTER and sea food store doing large cash
business present ownership ~ years; rare
chance LOVE 120 y, llth ST.
SPLIT PuLLEYS-Valuao ole patents for sale;
outright royalty p l07 Ledger Office.
10000 SHARES G, Penrose Motor stock cheap
for quick sale, a3l, Ledger Office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

thuLlS. 1925 BainbridgS--tO tOmpe tent help, a II
Eilonalties, supplied. Wanted. cooks, S25 to
~ Nahrrsses. stNera nurses and infant
artes. ladies' maids caambermaids parlor.
tsos. housemads. HtChenmaids, Protestant
SIsndresses with references. Phone Locust
tnihp--cooks girls for chambsrwork and
Ftitng housework girls ard ChaufTeurs with
|S'erences Apply Mrs. NJ. Kane, 81 3. 18th.
HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse square
ensed. ADDITIONAL hep :or every capacity.
~ e9a'rSe rlnaihs. c"iidrurses want ID.
- hcse Dorsherty, 1919 w. Girard ave.
n, nrst clH's wants position. 81 spring
[h ave- Chestnut ITlI ?3O Nv
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LOGANs PRETTIEsT HOMES

Iocated on the vast side Of ION ST at Dun.
cannon-52O0 block north and four blocks east
Of Logan station.
These are beautiful 2-story homes in the
best sense Of the word,
CONSTRUCTION. LOCATION.
APPEARANCE
all are quite perfect. They will appeal to YOU
instantly and lrrcsistibly as the house you
have been searching for and didn't think could
be found. 1900
The price is Sd350--but please do not regard
this In any way as indicating their value
you could not duplicate them today for less
than siSOO. and We only expect to sell very
few ~ his low first price.
haNp ever before been offered for Logan
home-s2OO or 5000 In cash, the balance to
suit YOUR purse.
A sample house will be open day and pvs.
ming Remember these homes are perfect
little gems and viii only be on the market a [
such q price and such terms for a mighty
short timc--but to get any idea Of their
hcauty. attractivrness and GRRES ISrTBT E
APPEAL you MUST see them. So come out
at once and see for yourself,
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD
spruce 1871. IAN Walnut at. Race 3O9a
REAL ESTATE. mortgages and conveysncng
WM y. CHAMBERS
1898 n Broad St
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FOR SALE

boilers. radiators pipe. kohn. Si2 South al.
BILLIARD PooL, combination, second hand
tuTer saa Girard ave, Phone Kens @Si5.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLEs-Also bowl.
K.RALEE-C6Li.ENpER 70. ioG2 Arch.
BILLIARD, pool tables, new, second. hand bow.
Scc cS BsaGysS"'ir sG s rnoRS
CASH REGISTERS bought exchaused, repaired,
repisted supplies; nsw and factor, re9pb ~
and see our new models Registers sold by US
0 R E' NRPT6SH RPT%9i S9S SsH fH RrfIsrNR Co
7ao cHEsTNtrT sT, = ~
CIGAR STORE wal! ease with mirror 10 feet
G,Ss lens $50 worth $50. chair Exchange Cor.
PARKWAY BUILDINGS being demolished. ogpo
ste lily HSi steam: not mater plants, are Are
and paving bricks chandeliers, gas fixtures
fSTs Sas9 GS 20, 2H a I @r'is Ban
EEFRlGERAroRs GEoGER, pElIcATEssEN
10 ruv. HOWE SCALE 90. SOS Market st.
HELRLGGRAToRs sstuTfs mkt a So.;s %
kND titAiRS, BEsT WIRE KiNp MADE.
MG S6 oSd SE $rof ATp q EEHT NE2LhRNY FH}lFT FH6m
pANC,FsAGGTUr66EERR r6ERs ANn GET boW y fRlGEEE KS
Rl[GEs nATs u.,,i53S, Ei,.,,r3g;Y rMIN>mTtS
TA@ENT wkNT ,kinE TkMGfSe TAefs E!E On MAty RkRy
t'ARRiAGt;S. SEE rs LAKEWOOD ullAlR
MISS HNhFG|xciio nioa %. lE's :, srn '%@! sT RAG" STREET
SAFES. ,frerrqot also with thin walls closing
%% are E bsrsSn lSr al sS s = 'cn ih at st. sizes an"
TYPE AM. PRINTING MATERIAL at bargain
rrIrCs. \uw is tl0 t01' TO hu'.
pIiLAbEl.PlilN PRINTERS SUPPLY co,
- a'u St Philadelphia. Rotn phones.
TNPEWRlTERS-Frcto rebuilt good as new,
have the largest stock In phila. can and
investigate; rentals 3 mos, s. and up. {.
i. GtRBONEY & 60. 1885 chestnut 81.
TYPEWRITERS-Nls sl5 up; non-yis SO
up Good machines at low prices. Open TIL
p. NJ Roulllot Typewriter Co. zoo :. 5th.
LITTLE Used LIKE NEW
OnCe furniture Of every Dc sCriptiuu, parii ION.
railing, phone booths. "ashiers booths safes
TpstHura"' ...N v+n~r ""'u-rs hO"s"hOd furn,
PATTEN FURNITURE co.
WAL. 1861 llGI ARCH ARCH "tut
iHEp GFFlCE FURNITURE
Everything Imaginable IN this line and plenty
~ Il; host assortment and hest value In Phila.i
fIee auto delivery anywhere.
HUGHES. llth and Buttonwood
81 20 TIP. trunks. baEs. suit cases high grade
wardrobe trunks. Sl5 w: rare hHrgairs. Wal
ter's Loan Office, $, T.. cor. llth and Arch.
FULL LINE Of scales. tea and snice csddes,
coffee mill. push carts. 81 y. I'd St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Orr NIrE NElGHBORHOOD Is CLOSE TO
PARK AND BouLENARD schools, churches,
tennis club and with ample transit facilities,
new houses, in many styles and prices all Of
good design and plan much appreciated by dis
Eliminating buyers. PEMBERfON ESTATES.
N IL. cor. 5sth ST. and willows ave Open
evenings.
ELEGANT 3-stury residence. best location Ia
West phila.; hot-watcr heat baths modern
plumbing, gOOd-szed lot, pleasant outlook
front and rear; price $500 T. II. Magiuuiss,
5000 Baltimor" ave,
HAZEL AVE, west 5lst. a-storr twin hard
wood floors, electric lights. baths, owner
leaving city will sacrifice
TAYLOR & SON 20 : 4uth st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
OLD GOLD

OLD GoI.D-Casn paid for old gold silver,
antiaues clocks Send postal will call
ROGERS, 81 s, nth st. Both phones.
OLD GOLD. silver, platinum, plated ware, old
aiyle icWeIry teeth plates bought for cash
Est 1870 j. l.. CLARK. refner. sO7 SAMSON.