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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

New York. Feb. Money on call
opened At -. per cent high 3 per
cent, low, 20 per cent. close. 2ip per
cent Most Of the DAYS loans were
made At 2iz per cent Time money
was possibly tribe easier in tone.
the supply showing som, increase.
The cutt"useed OH market was bare
~ STEADY today. scattered iuuIdttIou
and tire professional s'i1In- wcsy
based on the decline 10 Lard and gram
reftecting the uu(avorahle shipping
situation. crude on was quttr Close.
Aiarch, l2.5+a6a. MaN. I2IAaa0 iuIy.
lslsael september t214al5 Spot
1850 bid. Sales. I28gt barrels
NJ Raw sugar quiet ,entItfuEats. tsa-
SIS. molasses sugar. 3s1aFl- Re-.
Sired sugar quiet me graduated ga.
persistent rumoJ that 1rts ld,ut
Wilson would address cuhsres- tHis
AFTERNOON caused most traders a9. tur
curb 10 hold off. The market was Uoi
exactly in an alarmtst state Stocks
generally eased off due in part to bear
efforts and in par, 10 neglect. n was
The dullest day Un Tbs curb since Ger
many declared the new submarine
zone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
'aaotatioas by Miller - Co., Members
New York Cotton Exchanxs,

,,.a n.o4so' eD- q ne hish railway
$50 'ne 0d"S ieaelhs nom
, 80 t"e '-a9'et " sea ooaTd nave
S"'"' tHF WA''RE too"-
''' 80 |1' chase" ny Inc bri'-
.sA ~. si''' "'u te"u' fa' Snip
s"'" il ms hecefHaIF
~ ~ e'- 90 move some OF me freight
$50 t''fe ~ pt'ns. we agents II the
:. - '''S' a-'H 'I"11! ia'r e" fFce with
. H'" o. 'H' country ne
'1S" 7N Una given
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
L. : Circuit Court of Appeals

The United States circuit court of
appeals rcConvened Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with i:cuit Judges
Knapp ard Woods and District Judge
Dayton IN attendance.
Case argued;
No 1450. J. T. Jacobs. master. etc.
appellants, vs.. George f. Jones,
master. etc, appellee; appeal from
the district court at Charleston. S. c.
Argued by Mr.. A. r Smythe, of
Charleston, S c., and Mr.. II. NJ. Long,
of Philadelphia, Pa, for the appel
lants. and by Mr.. J. P. X. Bryan, of
Charleston, s. c., for the appellee, and
submitted.
Case in call today:
No. 1865. A. J. Steinman. appellant,
vs. Clinchfeld Coal corporation. APP
pellee; appeal from the district court
at Big Stone Gap. Va. To be argued
by MIR, r. II. Irvine, OF Big Stone Gap,
Va, for the appellant. and by Mr.. L.
VI. Fulton OF Wise. Va, and Messrs
Morrison, Morrison 4 Robertson. of Big
Stone Gap, Va, for the appellee
Admitted TO practice:
a. I Smythe, OF Charleston, S. c.,
and II. NJ. Long. of Philadelphia, Pa,
were admitted to practice as attorneys
and councillors in this court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Quotations by Miller q Co. Members
New York Cotton ExcknnGe.l

New York. Feb S--Traje In cot
ton continued on a small scale today.
owing 10 Increased tension in the POI
Iitical situation. There was an tr-
regular opening, March starting at
1913. an advance of twenty nine
points, and then dropping to II $50
before the end of the call, n net gain
Of sixteen points. while May was up
eight points. July down one point.
October up nix points and December
up four points.
The market turned steadier during
the middle Of the morning on firmer
tone in New Orleans and local cover
ing Possibly Washington adviCes in
dicating that the detention OF Am
hassador Gerard in Germany was due
to misinformation with reference 20
the attitude OF thfs government to-
ward German ships relieved nervous
ness to some extent. Buying was by
no means active, however, and while
there are many bullish predictions a.
to the course of cotton should this
country be drawn into the war there
is evidently much uncertainty as 10
the immediate ruling Of prices.
Covering ny local shorts on advices
that the president would not address
congress today brought about Qufck
Use ia m.aafternuon. with May sell
ing Mp tt Nv ana 'ftlpiti 10 D"
Later fluctuations were very irregular
the market closing steady at a net
decline of four points 20 an advance
of nine points.
Port receipts for the day were To-
S7i bales. compared with 81 1871 bales
last wear New York warehouse
-teaks are l35,S26 bales. contrasted
with 923.2lS bales n year ago. EN-
ports for the day were 5000 bales.
Including 100 bales to Great Britain
ami 800 bales to France and goo
haIe~ Ia other points on the CONT
4ls4it.
Clcurauces fer the season to date
aggregate 3,Sl9.124 bales, against
3.eT4,2G2 bales for the corresponding
period last season.
spot here was quiet and uuclans' i
ST la.15 There were no sales. The
N4,ut article at New Orleans was nomi-
nsI. with mjddling quoted at IL 10.
fine sales were ! 400 bales,
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Drug business.

Drug business
Herbulert corporation, Lynchburg.
Va. Capital stock--Maximum. $l5.-
900: minimum. $500: par. $25. on
cers-W. L. Foster, president: A. f.
| Mutton, secretary: both OF Lynch
burg. Va. Object-Chemical busi-
ness.
| r. G.. Daily & Co., Inc. Roanoke.
| Va. Capital stock--Max.mum, $15,-
900: minimum. $1,000; par, 800. or
ficers--R. g. Daily, president: Byron
McNamee, secretary; both OF Roa-
noke, Va Object-Wholesale drug
business.
Empire Transportation and OIL cor
poration, Richmond. Va. Capital
stock Maximum, s15,000,000; mini
mum. $1,000; par, 500. Officers
James Mullen, president; Cyrus W..
Beale secretary; both of Richmond.
Va.
Amendments to charters:
w. r. Ford Furniture Company,
Inc, Norton. Va, reducing Its out
standing stock from $4,000 to s10.-
900.
The Farmers Educational and Co.
operative Union of America, Union
Level. Va, changing principal office
to Iynchburg, Va. and changing
name to the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union of America,
Virginia division.
Charles Lunsford & Gray, Inc, Pc
tersburg. Va. changing name to
Charles Lunsford. Willis & Co. Inc.
Mutual Savings Bank and Trust
Company, Inc, Lynchburg. Va, adj
ing trust company privilegeA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

Inc. Richmond, Va. Capital stock
Maximum. $525,000: minimum, 5000.
Ohicers--Jesse Knight, president: Ed
ward1L. Steckler. secretary; both OF
New York city
Wilson Coal corporation, Richlands,
Va. Capital observation-disclosures. &c.,
600; minimum, $1,000: par. $50. Of
ficers-W. B. F. White, president:
II. A. Lee. secretary: both of Rich
lands. Va. object-Coal mining bust
ness.
The Atlas corporation, Richmond.
Va. Capital stock-Maximum. ST.
$4,000; minimum, 800; par, $40.
Officers-P. w. Andrews. president:
Leroy r. Miser. secretary; both of
Chicago, Ill. Object-Automobi
manufacturers.
Lea-Lewis Furniture Company, Inc,
Danville. Va. Capital stock--Maxi-
800. Oficers-C. w. Pritchett. pres
ident; II. V. Lea, secretary and treas
urer; both of Danville, Va. Object
Furniture business.
Marva Mining corporation, Rich
mond, Va. Capital stock-Maximum
100000: minimum, $1,000; par. SIS.
Oficers--John NJ. McSween, presi-
dent Mineral. Va. D. w. Darden,
secretary, Richmond, Va. Object
Mining business.
J. V. Bickford Sand and Gravel
Company, Inc. Hampton, Va. Capt.
tai stock-Maximum, $4,000: mini
mum, $4,000; par. 500. Officers-
NJ. A. Finn. president, Petersburg. Va !:
j. v. Bickford. secretary-~Hampto
Va. Object-Sand and gravel bust
ness.
Christie Cola Company, Inc. Empo-
ria, Va. Capital stock-Maximum,
10000; minimum. $1,000: par. $25.
Officers-W NJ. Everett. president:
Mamie G. Wiley. secretary; both of
North Emporia. Va. Object---Soft
The Timberville Fruit Growers. Inc.
Timberville. Va. Off1cers-Frank II.
Driver. president: John H. Hoover.
vice-president; Stanley F. Hoover.
secretary and treasurer: all of Tim
berville. Va. Object-Buying and
selling supplies for fruit growers.
Lee Piano Company, Inc. Lynch
burg. Va. Capital stock-Maximum.
s21, 900; minimum. $4,000: par. 800.
Officers-W. p. Lee. president: O. s.
Engledove. Jr.. secretary; both OF
Lynchburg. Va Object-Handling
musical instruments
Fort Monroe tOld Point). Capital
$4,000. minimum.
$4,000: par, $50. Ofiicers-James NJ
Cumming president; Lewis White
house. secretary; both of Hampton,
Va
The Jeffries- Leonard Company. Inc.
Chincoteague. Va. Opital-Maxi-
num- 50, 600 minimum, $4,000; par,
$500. Officers-Wesley r. Jefrries.
president. John Leonard, secretary:
both OF Chincoteague. Va. Object
~ a ~
West Roanoke Pharmacy. Inc.
Roanoke. Va. Capital stock-Maxi-
mum. SIS. 900; minimum. $1,000; par,
500. Officers-E. G. Baldwin. presi :
dent, Mrs Mary C. Baldwin. secre-
tary: both of Roanoke. Va. Object
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
ChancctA Deeds of Trust.
BY The Daily rse~c- ID

Matte Young ct vir. TO Jas. w.
Gordon, trustee iSx120 feet north
line Leigh street so feet west of Kim
ney street. $3ot
Elsie +. GresHtyee to 1. r. Blanton
and G. S. WalIoystoin trustees, 20 Ia
by ITO feet north line Grace street, 90
feet west of Fourth street; s12,2so
VIM, K, Mel on ct ux. to Jno. 3.
Welsh, trustee ~ feet IL inch by
10 feet north line r street. 50 feet
s3a2.
Howard S banner to Richmond
Trust and Sa, ngs Co, trustee. BOX
179 IA feet north line Main street.
4Sl feet eas3 of Davis avenue IS, 200.
Frank w banner to- Richmond
Trust and Savings Co. trustee. 3Ox
l7s "a feet north line Main street.
13l feet cast of Davis avenue: So
500.
Harr. T Moore to Richeson &
Grutchneid, trustees, 25xl20 feet
north. line Broad street 81 feet east Of
Thirty-fourth street: $3.50
VIM. II. Branch ct ux. to VIM. L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
HENRiCO TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds OF Bergain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.

Richard w Darlington ct ais, spe-
cial commissioners. and Mollie r.
Casselman to William L. Knight, 135
acres and improvements. lying near
the road from Fair Oaks to Hanover
laurence Casselman's land); $4,000.
VIM. +. Knight et uX. to Braxton
II Tabb. l35 acres and improvements.
lying near the road from Fair Oaks
to Hanover; $4,000.
Abbey Realty corporation to W. A.
Trice. lots "a. %. block "a, section B,
Colonial Place: $500.
Abbey Realty corporation to Robert
F. Lee ct TX. lots %. IS. block l6,
section r. Colonial Place; s725.
Frank Mosmlier to Frank Mos
miller, Walter f. Mosmiller and
Frank J. Mosmiller. partners, No.
rs East Main street, and improve
ments: also 1871 acres on east side
Mechanicsville turnpike; tax, $40; 50.
Rosa G. Morgan, etc, heirs of Geo.
NJ Moran. TO r. T. Crawley. 4.56
acres near charles City road; $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
State Corporation Commission.

Charters and amendments issued
yesterday as follows:
Dodson Hotel corporation, Norfolk,
Va. Capital stock-Maximum, Sis.
900; minimum. $1,000: par, 500. Of
ricers--S. G. Dodson, president:
Charles =. Gay, secretary: both of
Norfolk Object-Build and oper-
ate hotel.
Industrial Cleaning Cloth Company,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

l.. w. McVeigh and w. p. Glinn.
trustees. to Jno. T. Terrell. 25xl0s
feet irregular lines) south line drive
around Chimborazo Park (Main
streeD. SIS feet west of old Rope-Walk
road; $3.50.
Fl. Seldom Taylor, trustee, to J." w.
McNeish, 35X130 feet north line Mon
ument avenue, 372 feet west of Adj
olson street; $6,270.
Richeson 4 Crutchfelt trustees,
to r. Arthur Bayliss. 25xl20 feet
north line Broad street. 81 feet east OF
Thirty fourth street; $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

W w. Beverly and Chas X. Willis.
trustees. 70 lawson Geede ct ux,, SIS
acres and improvements on New Mar
ket road; 1904.
John A Coke. Jr e. ais, trustees.
to Walter l. Lawrence, 1914 acres
about four miles north of Richmond.
near Hilliard road: s3,3S4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

Rraxton II. Tabb to John c. Easiey.
trustee. 35 acres and improvements
near the road from Fair oaks to Han
over: s4,792.
W cambridge Eacho ct Tx to w
H. Preston. trustee 10 ~ acres on
south side Charles City road: 1896.
Lawson Goode ct TX. to s. w
Robinson. Jr.. trustee. .6S acres on
New Market road. and improvements:
s+7T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
TILE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL.

Il the only nre association offer
ing rated at actual cost Oid-lims
companies have recently raised rates.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
ISOLATION. Irvington. Va. insure1 your
dwelling for little less than any 9th
er concern: and stores, merchandise
factories. oyster houses, etc, 1t about
ONE-HAIF' THE PRICE asked BY
others Save money. Write them.
Twenty years old).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

Tyler. trdstee, 24xI2o feet north line
Leigh street. rs feet west of Bowe
street: $3.50.
Lucius Tyler to Rose g. Rose, trus-
tees. 40x100 feet south line Carlton
street, at east line Dineen street.
S90t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

NC lower There was considerable
pressure on these cereals during the
morning but the losses sustained at
that time were recovered later along
with the advance in wheat.
Hog products were stronger and
higher under covering by shorts and
an improved demand on investment
account The cash situation was con-
sidered strong.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

notwithstanding threatening weather
conditions, Cary street was rather ac-
tive today. with steadiness indicative
OF good market the remainder OF the
week. The only price change noted
was slight rise In veals. All other
commodities were firm with the excep-
ton Of eggs. which appeared bit un-
steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

Nat State and city. 100 1870 1s&
Old Domin rs. Co.. 100 1874 1877
Planters National. 100 1874
Rd. Bank and Trust Co. IS 27& 2Sk
Rd Tst and Saw Co. 100 100
Union Bank ......... 80 s1s
Virginia Trust Co.. 100 240
West End Bank 49,. rs AZ
Miscellaneous.
Jeff r Cor. LIST pfd.. "a 81
Na.-Car G.. pfd,.,.... 100 los
Va -Car, G.. com..,,,. 100 81
Va Bldg and Loan Co. 100 1o6
Va +. and NJ. ms Co. rs So
Sales
Is Virginia Railway and Power pre-
ferred, ln1L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

Nor ny and 1t CO.. % 2s4
Va- r and P. Co, pfd. 100 I0I lo2H
Va r. and p. Go, com. 100 45 4s
Va West Pow. pfd.. loo a5 as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Wholesale Quotations Furnished BY
woodHn Il Scott. Produce Com
mission Merchants.

Richmond. Va, Feb. ), lelT
The Wholesale n srket from actual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
RICHMOND HAy MkEHET.
From Caskle G. fsurch & COY

Wholesale Quotations on 'Change)
eRichmond. Va. Feb. 3, 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09

Nor and Pts. r Co, 5s, 1886 s6'2 81
y Rs and 1t list bs,. l949 80
Va n. and I. Co. 5s. 1894 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-09
nIcuMo>p sTocK MARKET.
..treet Railway Bonds.

Seaboard Adjust Be. 1860 62ia
Southern Ry LIST 5s. 1924 1914
So Y. p. and 6 NJ. IS. 19ae..~74
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n 3 Allefsg'5 EFS!sss se1 sterssS q, Ine.
~ l5;3 q II ss. E:ss& = = ss.s.
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Building Lots

BLOCK OF GROUND. 57th and Florence ave-.
with front on streets. 344x226; will divide.
PEMBERTON ESTATES 1902 Harrison Bldg.
HAVE SITE. B0x1OO. suitable for garage; will
make advances for building. NJ 142. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

Building Lots. Factory sites. Etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

WEST PHILADELPHIA



ON THE EAST sIbE OF siThi siTHi ST ST ,u,,
Mock north OF Chester ave.. Is locMxevt ene en
most attractive row OF 2-story MONIES '""' VIZ"
They are Convenient to ranspor,stomms:a omsatns nsSe
electric lghtnE with handsome hxtures, ures,,snsaiiv soi
looking. substantial hardwood nis.d nooits. u" and one
fine cabinet gas range anc huh'ben u ,bem perfect
extra refnements, which make ,ne,,t,l u,tl ''TIIF,
,,ls osrs seSSisfi SS HAT wy Been ookiSa FOR
YOUR hearts desire in every way. ,ha nrice
Most unusual circumstances MAKE ea tmea pthe
ridculopsy, low; we ems, nafs for a small cash
payment a perfect new home is yours wv
oaIsnee Paw rs 20 su suvsE,oNBw-cour sample house 1;
open day and evening come see Ior sspe al.
vantage OF this opportunity than 70 IT, co'hv, hane
renting an old ashioned, unat'rac''Ve "'e
NORMAN s.. sHERWo90D, aoc5.
Spruce 3071. f411 WALNUT. r'a'o 'Y-,'-- =
WE ADVISE EVERYBODY WHO Is MOI wv
PROVIDED WITH HOUSE 70 Su sor the
will advance much further before .ns ~ makes
The present cost of labor and mateIials "'am na,s
It Impossible for builders to stsre stasrreetnss " ex.
building oTsrsonGs Ss Gysncs q, S price over former
prices Of labor and materials Inc Thi whoaeSse aeSss
destruction OF buildings and the general aevas ,i
tation on the, other side OF the wa'en en his
absolutely prohibit any labor coming 20 tthis thiis
reason our labor market which now iss hs ."sbi sbie
ficient for the demand. Will become less rtpr Hig
70 supply the demand in this soqrnI!Try rITy wifi.
ADVANCE FAR BEYOND THE PRESENT
PRICES. PEMBERToN ESTATES. osth ana
Willows ave.
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COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED
Gel. train serv.; high elev.: dry air: rates mod
sANITARIUNs
INvALIDs CHRISTIAN sANITARIUM
Wnsectaran) Beautiful location; physicians
oas 10 o%d & soE o s.n Sd
moderate rates. Phone Oak Lane 1929.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION: spesai scientific care.
lei DE- Randsi City Line. Chestnut s'i I'M. Ro0A'
APARTMENTS
DESIRABLE apartment. unfurnished in center
T. ifa BSTnston % Apapsmens. aS% nss ls! 1881
= THE GENAVA
10TH ST. ABOVE WALNUT
High,ssss nnartments t with or without pr,
s,,,.nr Arts$HHSNT HEAARRSS%#$s$gns
cHELTEN AVE; E.. sos-7:roOm apt. ,5oi
SatS poraS ANF G s"s
"a! M TI9GAS ss9 ssioFs 4 s,s 00mDss
WEST PHILADELPHIA
THE IVAN. 4Ith, and Baltimore ave-Desir.
able unfurnished Groom apt. See janitor
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
IS OPEN
PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
appeal to every one-but to you who dema nd
the best and accustomed to receive fat
q price which,. considering what you do de-
msrd and comSsng gsSs,Hf Is will make
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenter's
Station. Germantown. just off beautiful Lin
coin Drive. the Pennsylvania Railroad; 10
orr SO trains day; surely TRANSPORTATION
suites OF z rooms and bath to rooms and
baths: the size to suit your requirements.
ApiERt4MhNr f4H Hor and ScasS aSSf Il perfect
iuteiy ideal and exclusive suburban location.
In word you may come to PELHAM
COURT and 1nd a perfect suburban location
structed bSiidins. quiet. dsniaed elegant con-
You may select an apartment of the size to
suit your Individual needs you will and ali
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
your part; you viii nnd table OF the Utmost St
excellence OF a most moderate price. and thS
same courtesy. service and attention IL uni
form through the entire establishment.
inspection and ressrvston:. call ehon. for or
SPRUCE a55Iii WALNUT SSIE;cp ,o,,
Or his REPRESENTATIVES on the premiSeso
Pelham Court
sUBLET % floor, outside. Furnished or unfur.
con. 70 train and trolley Phone Gtm io7S.
APARTMENTs for rent. 1870 e. Walnut lane,
rooms and bath. s35 per month"; excellent
SURROUNDINGS. chelten Trust Co., 5614 Ctr. ave
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

you have read the following advertisement
frequently. The offering contains fortune for
Gosi. Sand: Cement and Building Material
Business TeamIng, Long g-distance Moving.
9ubcontracting. Past years profits. sl4. 900.
ANOTHER BARGAIN
Exceptional offer. Established Coal, Feed and
Builder Supplies n n% BSsipess. yConvsnient TO
truck or train. Including real estate $500;
without dwelling $500.
- acres. developed Slate and Brick property
n noted "Peach Bottom slate district OF
York County; best slate In PennsylvaniA;
81. 900. or win exchange for Income property
IN part. Write for de:crigtivs circulars.
Room I. Woolworth Bldg. Bethlehem. Pa.
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FURNISHED APARTMrNrs

csEssTMuT TIN HiIihSa6-wi!I iiS6 rent sEEs roon.
Win rss pris.s. % SsiS. H.. in.tsntsnscSs S's trna,S
hot water. electric light. steam heat service.
81: Nartins 2 q, =, station .snd srickst club;
sxespftensl oppor frn1tty 9shptif1l home, quiet.
~; ;:s::;7s:s' :l,:s =. 81 ~ s7a 6ssl: 6s
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14-Room Modern House
TioKa
'OO-1 MORRIS BLDG.

1911 ERIE AvE-splendid condition. 10 rooms
bath. electricity. hardwood floors: ownse
wishes to sell at once: might consider lonsA
B. Z. TOURISoN. 7014 Boyer St. Mt. Airy.
$500 CASH will buy modern Groom porch
house. near Midvale Steel. Budd Mfg. and
storage battery Co.. Tioga and Westmorelant
X. r. stations.
MEIXNER, 22d and .Cearfeld.
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

NoN;yiS;fhLEI MoNTfS. $500
AMERICAN WR1TING MACHINE. co.
s02 CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 2iJD. MAIN 500
RENT A REMINGTON with manufacturers
guarantee and get perfect results. Rental pay
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co, INC.
110 =. 9th ST., Philadelphia.
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sUBLET I'd floor. outside. Furnished or unfur
con- TO train and trolley Phone Gtm io9b's
APARTMENTs for rent 1870 e. Walnut lane,
SURROUNDINGS. chelten Trust Co., 1914 Ctr. ave
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ROOMS FOR RENT


ALTER AND 29TH, N. w COR-Two nicely
furn. rooms: light housekeeping; priv. family
ARCH. 32OO--Well-furn. room and bath az:
and room suites "
BROAD, N. 1S05-Second- floor front suite: prt-
vate bath hot water; no children: owner
CHESTNUT. 1004-2d floor front suite: single
rooms steam heat. electricity; reference.
CHESTNUT, 2009-DESIRABLE ROOMS PER
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
GIRARD AVE, 1723-Elegantiy furnished
rooms. all conveniences. Phone Poplar 1881
SPRUCE. 2022-well-furn living room and
bedroom. private bath; south expos: gents
SPRUCE. 1909 - Neatly furnished rooms for
rent: terms reasonable.
HANDSOMELY furnished front room in large
modern private home: electric lights; 10 min
utes to City Hail. Telephone Barring 415
DESIRABLE furnished rooms. by day or week.
all conveniences. Diamond 4043 J.
SUBURBAN
ARLINGTON = Room. kitchenette and bath;
furn. complete for light housekeeping for 2
adults: fine location NJ 1853. Ledger Central
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BOARDING

CHESTNUT ST. cor. Goth. The Margrave-
Vacanctes; private baths; choice table.
GREEN ST, 1740-DESIRABLE SINGLE AND
DOUBLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
PINE, 4l19-Beautiful house: irst-class table.
Miss Hanley late of the Newport
PLEASANT 3d-foor room. with board. private
family; conv. to 36th ST. l.. Barring 1871 w.
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4 SHAVINGS GIVEN AWAY

Geo w. Smith Co, a007 Poweiton ave-
6GuNEee NAN Of Integrity will invest $4,000
70 SO 900. with services In established. pay
= iu4 bu1inesg; state line. 133, Ledger Once
D0oTDI4AcK and hat cleaning parlor for saIe
geAson. other busines. 1903 9. 18th.
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HEATING

HEATERS boilers. ranges. new and rebuilt:
removed for the Maxim kelsey health heat:
will instt II cheap. 1927 Filbert st.
LAUNDRIES
DAMP WASH. 60c per bag: satisfaction Ruaran-
teed. North Phila. Damp Wash Laundry, 8Ol1
N 11th st. Phone Tioga s257. !