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Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
! NORTH CONSTOCK

Esther Fagerstrom visited in War.
ren Friday.
Mr.. Lun autoed to Warren Friday
with his mother and sister, who left
for Edmonton, Canada, Saturday morn
ing.
Arthur Skonovd, who has been at
tending the agricultural school at
Crookston, returned there after visit
at home.
A few of the ladies from North Com
stock attended the Red Cross meeting
at Radium Saturday afternoon. The
secretary Of the Warren Chapter
was unable to come to the meeting be
cause Of the condition of the roads.
The next meeting will be held Tuesday,
Oct. %, in the evening when large
attendance is desired, men as well as
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs Sedlacek and Bessie
and F. n. Gilmore visited with Nc
Gregor's Sunday.
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
STEPHEN

From the Messenger.
Ed Osterloh, wife and baby autoed
up from Angus Sunday and spent the
| day with Mrs. Osterloh's parents,
Martin Jensen and wife.
Mesdames C. p Warner and Minnie
Swanson visited relatives at Warren
the fore part Of the week.
Carl s. Nelson, of Grand Forks, N.
Oak, is spending the week here look
ing after his farm near Fork.
Mrs. f. A.. Green returned Tuesday
from Hallock, where she spent the day
with her daughter, Mrs. Wickie.
J. p. Lundin left on Sundays flyer
for the Twin Cities, where he expected
to spend couple of days and from
there he will go to DeKa1b, Illinois, on
a business mission.
Miss Marie Erickson, who is teach
ing this year at Halstad, Mimi, spent
Saturday here with her parents. Miss
Erickson came up to Warren Friday to
take the Civil Service examination for
a position as clerk in the Warren post
office, but upon her arrival there found
out the examination had been post
poned until the q.
Mrs. A. L. Pease departed Thursday
on the flyer for Pleasant Hill, Tennes-
see, where she will have charge Of a
Missionary school as matron. Miss
Louis Peck, formerly on the teaching
staff of fhn Sfnnhon school ic. leo 8, +
| the above city school as superintendent.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual supper
I and sale of fancy work on October 81,
in the church basement. The ladies Of
| the congregation and all others inter-
ested are urged to contribute aprons,
knitting bags, or other articles of
needlework for the sale Mrs Ed.
Henderson is chairman of this COM
mittee.
q. p. Hoel, of Mcintosh, has just re-
ceived a letter from his son, Orton f.
Hoel, stating that he had been ordered
| to France to join the American avia-
ton corps now doing service there.
Young Hoe1, who is % years Of age,
has taken the government aviation
course at Ludlow Island, New York,
which he has just completed and is
pronounced as highly equipped for the
important branch of the government
service he has undertaken. The 3. p.
HoeI family were residents Of Stephen
prior to moving to Mcintosh.
L
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
There is always something to do and

There is always something to do and
something to learn. There is no man
so ignorant that he has not few good
ideas that his neighbor would like to
know. Nor is there any man so smart
that he can't take brotherly advice.
There are tricks in all trades, from
building an aeroplane to constructing
a pig pen. So in order to do our best
we must know our business.
We cordially invite the village peo-
pie as well as the farmers to come out
and share the good times with us. We
are all classed under the government
as rural people, and we are absolutely
dependent on one or another. There
fore, it should be as important for the
business man to see that the farmer
makes good, as it is for the farmer
himself.
The South Newfolden Farmers Club
will hold their next meeting on Satur-
day evening, Oct. 9th. Turn out and
boost for community welfare.
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
NEWS FROM SOUTH
NEWFOLDEN

Ida Strandberg spent the week with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. P. Haugen.
Mrs. Ed Thompson returned Tues
Aday from her visit to Big Woods. Her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. T. 3. Thompson
and grandson Harry, accompanied her
back
The young folks gave a reception at
the Thompson home Saturday evening
in honor of Swan Mortrud's 32nd
birthday.
Oscar Olson Sundayed with his uncle
z. Kolstad.
Well what about the Farmers Club ?
Have you forgotten it entirely. or how
while, when we were almost too busy to
think Of anything but our farm work.
But our thoughts for the future have
been that when the busiest season was
over, we should go to it with the same
old spirit as before. We know there is
the old folks. They have proved it be-
fore, we can do it again. We have had
the honor to boast one of the brightest
and best puplic country schools in the
county for many years. Why not the
best Farmers Club? Or is it not worth
the strife and effort we are giving it?
If you don't agree, come over some
time when the moon is shining and
we'll take walk along the graveled
road south of town. When we come to
Z our little city we'll take a few minutes
to consider the work our Live Stock
Shipping Association is doing The
graveled road is a pride to the neigh
borhood, while both the road and the
shipping association are a credit to our
Farmers Club. Altho these are only
two of the good things our Farmers
Club has pushed to the front, it's a
showing of what Farmers Club can
do. No community can prosper and do
its best without a Wideawake Farmers
Club.
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
STRANDQJJIST.

The Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs
MN. Bakers on Wednesday, Oct 81
AL are welcome to attend Coffee
good and hot will be waiting for you.
George and Robert Roland and a
companion came up from Stephen last
Friday evening to visit with home
folks.
party was given at S. NJ. Haugan's
last Sunday in honor Of his son Tilden
who soon expects to answer his
eountry's call.
Mrs. A. j. Boggs left for Holt on
Monday evening to visit with her hus-
band, who is working on dredge near
there
Mrs. Bang, who has been visiting at
J. Hendrickson's, left for her home at
Culver, Minn., on Friday evening.
Theo. Sanger, L. III. Holm, Arvid
Wikstrom and Gust Jerodimus left for
Duluth on Sunday evening to work in
the steel plant
Lawrence Raymond won first price
and George Nibbergal second price on
the potatoes they raised this summer.
81. I. Crook gave a moving picture
show here for several evenings this
week.
Rev. Lunden will conduct services at
the Mission House on Oct. 2Sth at II
a m. and p. m.
Signe Bernhardson has taken up the
hard work to supply ladies and child
rem with their fall and winter sewing,
and she is kept very busy
DR.. Campbell was very busy man
here last Saturday, when old and
young crowded to the school house to
be vaecinated.
Miss Lillian Haugan returned from
Donaldson Saturday, where she has
been doing dressmaking work for some
time.
English services will be conducted at
the Swedish Lutheran church on Sun
day, Nov. Is at 8 p. m., on Saturday
the 18th at 2 p. N. Parties interested
in the organization Of new congrega-
ton are asked to be present and help
the thing along.
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Which is Betser-Try an Expert.
ment or Profit by Warren
Cltizen's Experiment.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as repre-
serted.
The statement Of manufacturer
is not convincing proof o.. merit.
But the endorsement Of friends is.
Now supposing you Lad a bad
back,
A lame, weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read Of many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorse
ment comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this Warren case:
W. O. Holcomb says: Il had been
subject to attacks Of pain in my
kidneys that almost foored me. I
was troubled by a dull ache across
the small Of my back and in my
hips. / could not stoop to pick up
anything without having a sharp
crick catch me in the small Of my
back. I was laid up at home for
a week unable to work and my kid
ney acted irregularly. Nothing
helped me until I used Doanis Kid
ney Pills. Several boxes removed
the trouble in such fine manner that
can get around as well as ever
now"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ack for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr.. Holcomb had. Foster-Mil-
Aurn Co., Props, Buffalo, n. =.
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
MARSH GROVE

Mrs. Alvin Broten and daughter
Ruby, spent few days the fore part
OF the week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Windahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Green and family
spent Sunday visiting with r. Tand-
|berg's.
Miss Agnes Hanson spent Sunday
with her folks at Newfolden.
The Bethesda Ladies' Aid meets at
the home of Mrs. Abel Anderson Thurs
day, Nov. 1.
Go to NeWfolden Halloween, Oct. 81,
and sell your shadows at the Shadow
Social "a
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24

Lindquist-Lose.

A pretty wedding took place Sunday
forenoon, Oct. 21st, at IL o'clock, at
1.-THE Swedish Mission church in Viking,
when Miss Mabel Lindquist was mar
iried to Mr.. Harold Loge, prominent,
industrious young man from Mime
apolis. Mr. Loge resided in this com
unity some years ago, and is well
known among Viking citizens.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John Lindquist of this place and
! is highly esteemed by all who know
her for her true worth. She has ac-
tcepted position she is well qualified
! to fill.
Rev. Drotts read the service in the
presence of about $50 guests. The
VOWS We're spoken beneath beautiful
wedding bells.
The bride was gowned in beautiful
t satin dress trimmed in beads and
lilies. She wore bridal veil trimmed
with orange blossoms and carried a
shower bouquet Of white roses and
Hlies-of- f-the-valley. Miss Bertha
Melve, cousin of the groom, was brides
maid. She wore white crepe-de-
chene gown and carried a bouquet of
white and pink roses. Miss Florence
Lindell, cousin of the bride, was maid
of honor. She was dressed in gown
of white china silk, and carried a bou-
quet Of pink and white roses. The
grooms man was Walter Lindquist,
brother of the bride.
The church was artisticaIly decor
I ated in pink and white, and large
number of house plants which were
beautifully arranged.
The wedding party entered to the
strains of the Bridal chorus from
Lohengrin, played by Miss Anna Dahl
After the ceremony grand dinner was
served. Later on in the afternoon re
freshments and delicious lunch was
served
Guests from distance were as fol-
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson, from
North Branch, Mimi; Miss Anna Dahl,
from st. Paul Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mel
son, Mrs. Quist, and Mr.. and Mrs G.
F. Peterson, from Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Loge will leave for
Minneapolis some time this week,
where they will make their future
home.
The many friends Of the newlyweds
join in extending hearty congratula-
tions and well wishes for happy we'd
ded life.
Miss Anna Anderson has come home
to spend vacation with her folks.
The Lindquist brothers are busy dig
ging well. The long dry spell has
compelled some of the farmers to dig
wells this fall.
The sWesterlund family have moved
into their new home here They have
been staying south Of Warren part of
the summer, where Mr. Westerlund has
been busy with carpentry work.
Miss Bertha Melve arrived home
from Grafton, n. D., to attend the
wedding held Sunday. She expects to
return to her work this week.
Chas. Styrlund transacted business
in st. Paul last week.
Miss Signe Lindquist c1erked in the
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
Estyrlund Bros. Store during his alb

|sence.
By the way It seems we are having
genuine winter weather now. The
cars have been put aside and the
sieighs used in their stead We hope
this snow will disappear, and that we
Will have nice warm Indian summer
weather before Jack Frost comes to
|stay.
Miss Vera Axelson has returned to
her work in Warren.
Walter LindeH, who is employed at
the State Bank in Warren, was a Sum
day visitor with his folks.
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24

You need no capital but fixed idea
and the resolve to carry it out In that
resolve include business training se-
cured at the Mankato Commercial Col
lege. Our catalog will interest you.
Send for it today. It is free.
Warren sheaf., 1917-10-24
Mission Church Of Vikin.
WERNER DROTTS. Pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday at
school at IL.
All are welcome.
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WEST PHILADELPuIA


VI. l.. Hrncrd. 5.31 Chestnut St
u. Leiboyit>. 5.Ot Reinhard st.
!. Burr.son. 5.th and Chestnut Sts.
GOLDBERG. 5Sth and Chestnut SITS.
e. u. Gr.flth. $500 DE Lancey 81.
Gilmore's Meat market. SO =. 55th st.
Thos. Bedali, 532 =. 51th ST.
;. Seltzer 5722 Christian St.
John w. Major, 5Oth and Chancellor SITS.
Liberty He'll Market. 56th and Locust SITS.
Strowssers Market, seth, md Spruce SITS.
The Bell Market. 326 :. 56th 81.
7. j. Hurlock. 5ss $. seth IT. >
fSn:; rsitsrssn. s%S Seth HO.a and i! Christian s,-
s. =. ,Taylor. ,S5th and Bait!more Ave,
F"Iiert"S oq Ha}dSSrs, e ssh Hs snd baltimore As
WeI;s Rras I, store. store. SS sSS CatSa%riS,, E,% St.
K9%en's Market; 6Sth enl AddlsSS1 lS5,;, SIS: 81.
E Gsi"se"t; 5ses oifi Fine sisH s.. anu '''''''
T. Iaub. 493 55ti, st:
h'f:f K:iel s'ta sssS snS SddscS aGs";' ST. st.
nensnef; ers T:,1St Ssa aEa Sa, Wa,iCn Rn'n,a aye
Heym Drug store, 6sd and hardwood
Il Ws",sn l: St and ths,tppt
Iiraardt. $500 Kins.essinr y.
James Deliiia; 5000 he,n4ard st.
I. M'sali%n MsanSs1: ssf ssa Sad ii ri thesinu, 1T
DoIrr hsrhet oSu anu W 3inut
a Essd Eaf'Dsfs' s:$ y s$s SD St.
il. y: LsPpoId. 80, s; yad st.
s? .as sie'i ssi sptn and II B,iImors hnla,m'r'
H. l.. Helms. 600 $. 5lst st.
Brown 5 Hrrdwsrs. fiia :; SsfS st.
\ \; Berry. 58th and Wnrrlnrton
o-sisr: ss; Pnrs P1i% foSa. ioS GssGn isso ssth St.
y. ITaines. Sslfcrd md k,nE.e..inE
Ia; saH'!s s.'' e.?
a~n Drns 'SeaS Store. @ slst and % MsrIet sts.
R.msey,s Drugs. Goth end Market SIS.
Te,s. Son, adiI ard ,s;Eei Ys,;i s'..
i. E. Wright. Iath and chestnut sts.
Holland : PRarmasS: s5th and Chester Are.
E.t,S h.s Rs.naS $40! !sSi Wosds s Ssih 81 ,,. S
d. ". Hiams' | Ssos Wocdisnd Ave.
chi sSss sas fss ss,s AND and tI.s"%as Az: :
:, ": Walsh; sso9 5; sith 81
SaT"is:n:;s SiS%f!:; aa1s:. 'is Ssss asiSss;s,er Ave.
s l. k';;l:s W:s;.I' s's ssis MosSlrRRs %asRsi Ais 81
J: Archibald. ssss Market st.
sslt a Ps1,:ss" se.":s s, Ssss ri i5hs s.r Its.
T. 4. q M.rinF BrSFs ssth and Market sts
Tsb!s % si Irus sS siors. % SD s3nd 3 Locust st..
Joe Grafi!gan. 100 $. S3d ST.
Mr.: Mr.: Au4ss' sd pa snd rHs dtasf sfn,t SIS
$; [;ray.trr, sSd and Chancellor SITS.
n!sSsss: H hsSscs; fts9ns1 tt2 Market s.iS II and Spruce,
a MnljsInn: nn: ssis siss MsrHs, WrSs,,sd s. A..
y Porter. i2S :. 89th St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
PHILADELPHIA

Thi'ADGifuIA
Girard Grocer, Co.
John Price & CO..
Valentine II. Smith & Co.
John scott d CO.
Charles Shaw 4 Son.
wilson & Richards.
Schw.nI 4 Caldwell
Ashs nbsci & Miller.
ID. Maurer T. Go.
simmons Hardware Go.
fmiiadeIshs f%itn hiGs WhsissaIcc hssnsh e.; %rur
!!ryn Mawr Hardware 60.
.'l.ster R",r a Go.
Iialpen Green.
Wm. Montgomery 4 Go.
CAMDEN. Nj.
Frank l.. Dickinson.
ALLENTOWN. IA.
l Martin u; strauss Go.
READING. IA.
Hoover Mercantile Co.
Rsadins Wholesale Grocery Go.
JENkINTOWN. IA.
y. G. Fleck g. Bros.
EAsToN. IA.
Drake & Co.
VIM. Laubach & Sons.
LEBANON. Pa.
Lebanon Grocery Co.
Il. wunderlich.
Robert L. Eby.
wr. /. Smith aokS' tas rA'
i. x K. Small mali q Go.
PoTrsyILLE. IA.
Royal Wholesale DRUG Co.
!, 6 LANCASTER. Pa.
Lancaster Drug Co.
COLUMBIA. PA.
Columbia DRUG Co.
HARRISBURG. PA.
Evans Burnett Co.
Whitman bros.
NEW YORK CITY
Hoover Mercantile Co.
Louis \. Iiggett Go.
Rlker & Heseman Co.
STATEN ISLAND. n. i.
Franz T. Bruckner.
TRENTON. n. J.
Muschert & Reeves.
SCRANTON. IA.
John II. Porter.
PERTH AMBOY. n. J.
Poth & Hoffman.
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J.
VIM. T. McAdam.
YONkERs. \. Y.
r. J. shannon.
JERSEY CITY. y. J.
ID. L. Cieary. g
NEwBURGH. \. Y.
G. Il. Howard Go.
CATSKILL. n. y.
Sab ,bury q Austin Co.
KINGSTON. y. Y.
Everett Treadwell Co.
Oppenhe.m & McEnnimler.
ROME. n. v.
A. Ehrldse q Go.
SCHENECTADY. n. Y.
J. Leyi,& Go.
UTICA, y. Y.
Field & start ...
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

:. frtldOf. 3f1i Poplar ~.
;i:s; ::,a se;s ~ ass s'Fssis:;s Fs%is;
HuG,, 4, G,,.ISs Drug s,Sre; ssd Eng Locust sis
7: y. WJS. James. sssS ssos 1soSsf WoSsana nd Ave.
5. Millar. seer Woodland Ave.
T. Il Fla; s%s%sisS %sn. 81. g ss' iii Pp spruce s''
4, Cowston, 5es5 Chester Ave.
=; + n; stone. 5ith and Greenwa.;
G. Ke,sler. 55Is Woodland Ave.
+ %ssSS.s1; S 81 j. ): : brGss "5ssG 81. IT,
s"S'sn%G sls. s"s s9 Pf = IfS%sssd Broad
F,,SaS + Maytr ,:agG Gsa and Il IarthToPs :, M o..
Power REYNOLDS. Drlrs. Goth & Catharine.
b.ss s;sle SS s,h and nnS ch.haI% namcr.
fp.GSs TsSs ,E Br"E Store store 5;i Eli and spruce
ziinmsrnians Delicatessen. 5Sfh beio% Add.
Walton Neat MARKET. seth and Walton.
asas 'is"Ri Dsicae.se e.s anS 5t Gednr nnd Webster
WH's' s.ss Isss;s 5 SS,I ,n5 Rd sSss,ti
= :. fbsarse 5; Sscil md WiIfpn II G.,t,mo,
Morriscn's Grocery. .s9 =. 57th St.
osea9 4 I4'gay SS.. s.sI. sth si snd nna Sathr .s
&. y STgeEE; IsseE;;,! 5sth and ADDISON. %
Mann. ssih and snrins a GARDEN. Garden
SSyae, s9tn and Hayerford.,
stas.s assds $ssh sts and and Ms'sEtsr% Ms ytsndn
4: bclir; c!iIs.s sss5 sa, ut. y XssnSp; Ws'5;;..
Pearl. 3sth and Melon.
ior NJ MzaSS %rsSti s;,h ssi1 apa EFsT%Ssn FaiT%Sant
I. WSlGe; MslG nsSd g9th and ~ ,TaIIIs ,Tarrl;h.
i: f.ns4S. Ss!lri SD sss.fr Ts,sI! sSs t"ion.
y Msnlsi II EHssiFw wsss. hf.s and and Tq's% rnisn.
J J Esfs; E.is.rs. Ras'ss sss. fSs Ssri.s. S's'"'
tFI%Hs,!i.s FIsIs. s,sI sl't !, a9$ Saa aTssodors b.
Nf;;;1%; MaIss$.Si: ssd ss snd MSsssr.
M'l4sss, R2ss sa,s sss sss aaa H%Tfss T%*esa
Sh"ws !oTts5otoss ssa ssS r6.cSo,, G1sSEs Ave-
$ HorWitz, 1901 EastwiSS:
ri s!s1ssss SsE1ssis sash sssss sss fa.tTirl. afi
RIitFIs!slns .Inss s,s" s@th h.i.a and IEsst~'ck.
sapserE Fuss stth sssS md Iin;tTm IEisT;sM,Sk'
SGs% bas. 5i, Gs and %aossd Hss
Rsttehad Rs,t't.fadt esa s.ls s"s 4 f!sSTscd' SsS e,
4. Rettstadt, 61st and ElmwOOd.
NJ. Mateer. 62d and Elmwood,
j. W. ConneIi. S5O7 HaverfOrd Ave.
Dunner g. Jones. SO? y. 35th -.
J. +. Sailer. 1901 Lancaster Ave.
Louis L. E Esttsr. fs@n $500 . Lansaster "a sG Ave
sanaos "a $500 h "%s SYr,"s AVE- Garden SIS
II. DeViin, Sss Y. sith 81. '
A. =. llill, 3110 Aspen st.
Denny's Market SSth md Aspen StS.
NJ ID. rennypaeker.. 33d and Filbert SITS.
i. Goodrich 32d and Powelton Ave.
James Mcpowei, $50 n. SD st.
Mrs. Haliigan. 53S \: 32d s.:
McFadden's Market. 53l n SD St.:
rsydsRs; RhPa%oSS' S ssS sd e. and averford
+. Darsman:. s4th ssn.d snd Mt. Vernon SITS.
Mrs. q. id.ii. Gee y. 35th 81.
ID. G. Eager, 63S n seth St.:
CopsuIis Delicatessen. 6427 Woodland.
Weayer's Pharmacy. 64th and Woodland.
Woodland Market. 6429 Woodland;
Wunhtuis Delicatessen. 65th and Woodland.
Weber Pharmacy, $500 Palethorp.
4. Saunders. $500 n. I'd 81.
Il 6; Cs;,.rIsm. rs,1,o'i 'iosS sSos siirars. Sa1sIo
M' RossnbsSm. iIi7 \. l:d ST.
Masman. IsiS n, Ard.
RIcc's Pharmacy. si5 n. 48th.
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CHESTER. PA

". e. PhiIips. $50 w. Sd st.
" Snr"rman. 1901 W. Sd st.
Miller Drr- Co.. 600 Edxmont.
\. Kourv. sos w. Sd st.
t'tap"s Drug Co.. Sd and Franklin. E
Castles Pharmacy. eth and Franklin
J. T".mpson. ZOO w. Sd 81.
y. n. NJ. 4. Grocery Co.. $50 w. Sd ~
Perj Hardware TO-. 1905 W. Sd.
W. X. Bottom. 1000 W. Sd.
ID. G. Bovker, 1900 W. Sd.
Msyer's Pharmacy. Sd and Morton.
q. Ross. 2tO3 W. Sd.
Economy Medicine Co.. eff9 w. Sd.
J. r. G,pnis. e228 w. Sd.
u. K-stncr. e401 W. Sd.
Chester Drug Co.. 1226 w. Sd.
". Frat. 1908 W. Sd.
VI. II. Buckley, 4th and Market
W. FOwden. 229 Market.
Chester Shipbpiiding COMPANY.
Galley Hardware Company.
Chester Market House.
Lewis Bros.
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NORTHWEST

l.. T.. Fan. 1900 y. Taney ~.
y. A. BIetz. 200i Bailey ST.
ID. r. McFndden, 1900 n. 28th st.
Mrs. NJ. Dowiins. 1855 silver st.
i. ". Alondor, $500 LehiEh Ave.
J. b. Scheduling. Goth and Huntingdon.
Eastern Penitentiary. 21st and Paramount.
VI. r. Lyndcr. 425: n. Broad.
Hendler's Drug store, 14H Susauehanna
Ave.
W. F. Bell. 1884 Dauphin st.
smith Pharmacy. 1643 Dauphin II.
J. Bernion, 1901 Gratz st.
II. J. Minberg. 1908 York st.
j. r. Hauch. 900 n. 18th ~.
Cumberland Pharmacy. 18th and Cumber'
land.
W. b. Marshall. a4e6 y. Colorado st.
I. Il DsMs, III 18th IAN and ,rs9I Gs%beTIand' ~
bb. I01%s@s.eirst J. Resss. isth S and iiantinsdon.
sEIbH Kaba.1S isco Ksnddinh ii hSia at and Allegheny.
iss sss.s ss.s: fss fssn srs fs,lm.un. II
IN? 3. s%fii Hi,3s.d. ss..h S aaa $$sss;ss
;,:is;;s: MssS:' sls.! Eass;S sssi Il 18TH st.
j: G. Dourarty,. 1900 Seibert st.
sni"fSsi olSsia i'ia fhaI%a:s a"S ss'fS saS Columbia
y. T. sonlTss5,sSll,s. y.s aasc :. .5th St.
p, }. MURRAY; 25th ara AisEneE. w..
EmM. With Kia.s sSY FL sJ'nsFs:t asfsstIds s. e.
II. I: Kna9t WI ZEN ,,II9 gnd so%erset' sS.
d. &. Deyan, 1890 Seltzer st.
Italian WOrkmen's Iro. ,or.. ESQ n. a2d
MiiIISS%% iS% f1 I""sSoi!S%. t asS as%ss onsSric st.
y. g; Krimmel, ontario st.
I. Mahisc ic.gs s4ss oH5ta1sa isth &c. anu ''o'n"A"'
a,Sss $:n.l.. ssss sas SisSSss
Mrs oa <. iii Beiii. ISL i'? \. M Main a0n'' st.
3!csSsr!ss., Il SSsrs!s, &ISS stss 4 !: sSsh sSth &:
Sssisy.s; DIas,. :3th and Gordon.
T. Hoikin, % sssG t" ana anf tr%sslianS. f"%Ssdi1nf'
,irndIsS's. 2sth & and Dagphin.
Rer."h"er., ih"e!.otSS I$S 4. P Po;h ans ID. t'"'",n'
rs%an ,. Anna fstsiSn ,5s R.ss sss sae'
Sss sls... sslsss..%irssssts !ssh eslissG sGf Sn'
Mr.. ssDsssor; ;od5S d5cf ,smII; TsIIIsMIi! st.
a;5s as siI!G F. fts$lsr ky s%'ss" s!s Gordon st.
jShn sTHTs %iTiss,s siol III, Ea'l%puRt ~, Aye.
McNeary's, Drug, 18th and Mt. Vernon.
Jas. y. McGuire. 526 y. 18th st.
MiE:,as. Viz; q; Cissk, SSs ~ sss ssS J. g. ssd st.
SOUTHEAST
Bennett kepiey Printing Co.. 1924 Ritner st.
5. II. Davis, s. Z. Cor. 18th & Ritner Sts.
S. Frankel, lI12 Porter st.
I. Levin. 1880 skunk st.
a. satensky. 1915 Skunk st.
Promisloff's Pharmacy. OF Skunk st.
Geo. Bernstein, 25O1 $. Warnock st.
| NJ. w. Dlvis, $500 =. 18th st.
Z. Cronshaw. 1915 Porter st.
u. Fisher. ge9S 700 :; lSth S =;
DR.: Joseph Handler DrusglsD. n. f. Cor
:. Marcus, s. w. Cor. 10th and Morris.
John s. Egan. 1915 3: 10th st.
VIM. App, 1000 8. 10th st.
Emi'sI.s Pharmacy, ,o,b s9is u ), 10th 81.
keIssS KSsg SsTk Coz Cor is,S iSfs sDs spS WIZ; %e
II. Z. oHs TeeSs, $500 5. 18th 81. SIN A"' "0"'
| PHILADELPHIA Club. 1901 Walnut st.
| st. James Hotel. 18th and Walnut Sts.
| NJ. Cotter, \. II. Cor. 18th and Locust.
| Quaker City Cab Co.. 1911 Pine st.
| 4. X. Reburn. 26ol s. Rroad St.
,I1s Ksutsrip t. ipfsSl.I ss5 r. gsSas ssS & q! rao, st.
John SS""ss 5. Esan. ieis s. 10th st. ' "'"'
| Nm App 2OOO y. 10th st,
| s. ID. Davis, =. r. Coz 18th and Ritner.
| A. Satensky, 1915 Skunk st.
L. Cronshsw. 1915 Porter 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
TRENTON. n. J.

TRENTON. N. j.
Mrschert Reeves Company.
Case. Rose & Case COMPANY.
MunicinaI Hosoital.
st. Frsncis's Hospital.
Moose Home.
Mercer HosritaI.
Mckinley Hospital.
Trenton Hotel Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J.

Klein Hotel.
-. Peters HosD.tal.
MiddleSeN Hospital.
W. }. McAdams Co.
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CAMDEN. n. J


Cnn. Giitset. 2o78 Federal.
John J. McGown. 80 MaiItor
X. 4. Neal. 81 :. 26th.
=. kilgman. I? s. 28tii.
Mrs. l.. Lab. 28;h and Mickie
Il. :. MatIack 1901 Federal.
Ernest >eryay. 1917 =. Sith.
II. Koerne. 3623 westfeld.
G. \. Mouison. 2sth add Westfield.
". Diyinsky. 2SO1 Mitchell.
VIM. Lichtwak. 27l1 Pierce.
J.. Warston, 2Sth and Polk.
MARCUS HOOK
4. :. Cummings.
a. Hill.
j. NJ. Truitt.
NORRISTOWN
W. \. Bauer g. Co., Norristown. Pa.
Norristown Wholesale. Norristovn. Ia