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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01
Temufratic.

Ser Eroiiocnt bat aeiogt baB
mir i'll Den &ricg gc5ogen limo, omell
ole @cIt fiir Die 0cmpfrotie ltder
gcnroht mcrocu ntiliie" 9aS mc-
rifoniide &olf bot Elm Reht 5ll nil
fen, mos Der Gr0iiocnt borltnter per
itcht 9Iuf nelhcn bcionoeren lbclI
Der @clt be5ichcn mir uns,. meltcr
CSroo Der Sihcrbeit lit erforoCrIid)
llno pclhcr @ro0 Ger 9cnofratle
miro ms 3uirieoen itellen? @c5ichen
mir unS olf Gcutihlonb allein oocr
onh oiti Ceiterreidl-llngorn, oie8 ilr-
fci lmo onoere Climber, NIT ocncn mir
noh uidt arie8 iiibrcn? 9ejiehen
mir ms uld) mli einige 1tllerer MI
liirtcn, beiipieIalpciie alli Sopon,
nno oui einigc Der 9clttltngcn I'M.
icrer AIiiirtell mic lSrlono, Snotcn,
Warnffo, 0criicn2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01
8erlnite Der Sriten inn Wfai
LA, LOIS.
Qonoon, 81. Wtoi.

NUIIUUIIt OF. UNNE,
@ritiihc &erlllIte I'M Wionat Wtoi
bclouicn fih ol1f 114,01S on gefallc-
nen, pCrlpunbctcn ruto permiBtcn
Sfii3ieren llno Wunnihnften
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01
Tcntihlauo.

,llno mcnn mir inns auf Gclttld)-
ldno ollcin bc5iebcn, tuoS moIlcn mir
oort2 Sit cine militdriid)e gtieoer-
lage0eutihlonb9 obIOlut nothnenoi9,
che mir inns mtf SSrieoensperhano.
lllngcn einloIicn? g3elhe Stroie
ncroen mir 1eutihlut0 allicrlcgcrL
menn cs qcidlageu lit? 3os omcri-
foniihc &ulf, on5 oie 2uiten oieic5
Sriegea 3u tro9en bat, lit bcredtigt,
in Griabruug SIT bringcn, mas mir
cinaentIih III 9clttihIono pouen
Re0ncr iiihrte peitcr ans, ooB Die
ruIiiihen 0ricga3Iele olth Die Der
1crcinigtrn Stnten iein iollten lno
oa6 Amcrifu i'm Gnterenc Der 2ln.
nuIlmc oicics Grogronun@ Ielnen I'M
Qcheuren Giuflub IN iSronfrcih lmo
GnQlun0 qclteu0 MADDEN n1illic. In.
qIutIifcrneiie iei Die etgliIde 9cof
tion auf DIE rlliiiidc Sric0en2iormcI
bishcr 0urhaus nidlt ernuthiqcno ge'
meien. "a GnQldno 0ic Hbiid7t hnbe.
Die 0cutihen Aolonicn 3u bebalten,
tno otd' ,Srontreih iorocre nod lm-
mcr ieinC ,uerloreHtn 4roDin5en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01

- mebr Il llntericcffffic
6ie Lsutihen haben ocito mchr II II
trrre dliffe haben Die GaqI1n
Ser
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01
EropaganOa fit Trei=
beits=Nnleibe.
6eiitlidIe, 1sbrifaHten, Tranen nnO
SinSer mcrSen lid an Dem pa
triutiidDen Mcrf bctleiligen.
8alhinotpu, 3. 6, %. O2ai.

@alhln0tpn, 3. G., 2S. 0toi.
9lm Vtontog 2lbcno bat oas ShaB-
amt in @ulbington 8. g., befnnntr
geuad1t, ooB Wtdnner, 6raucn uno
&inoer aler @ep0lferung9fIoiien @e-
Iegenheit gum aftipen Qienlt in ocn
3rogromm fiir Die nSreibeit5onleihe-
@ohe" erbalten iollell, Die nnt ndd)-
item Sonntag ibrcn NnIang nebnen
miro.
0eSalcihen hobeu geante oes
Sd)aBautes am Wentag 9Ibeno cinen
Iufruf Samuel 8onper5' an ale
0tit9lieoer Der gImericon federation
Of 2ubor berofientliht, in pclhcm
oicielben eriudIt meroen, ser Negie-
rung bebililif 3l1 iein, oieic Nuleibc
5u elncrn GrfoIg 81 9cItoIten
,Sreibeit5 ,0ono5 iinn cine iihere
8eIoanlage ltno es lit cine pntriotiihe
Gfliht, 3lt oenicIbcn bei3uiteuern -,
ia9tc @err 8ouperS. Gr fiigtc hin5u,
oaB er eS gernc ichen miir6e, menn
Elm icbea 0fitglic0 ser federation Ell
ncn 10 groBen @etrag ltnter5cidncn
miiroe, OILS feline N}ittel ibm gcitatte-
ten, un0 er billigtc oen Glan, Wtitt
nod, 0cn g. SSlni, 81 eillem Sihertn
2oan &nbor Gnp 5lt MAIDEN, lpclher
cincn pcreinten 9cnulbcn Der orgaui-
iirten Nrbeiteridoft 5ugl,niteu Der
9lnlcibe 9ctpionlct iei
Die Notwithstanding. @odDc."
IaS Erogronun ser SSreiheit$an-
leihc @ode lit folgcnoes:
Som5tog unb Sonntog, .. mo 3.
SrSllni - 9lnleibe ,Seittage in ocn
&ird)en Die @eiitlihcu iouen an
oieicm Gage bcionoere &rcoigten 5u-
gunlten Der 9InIeibc baIten.
0iontag, Sen A. Sunni -2tnleihctoo
Der GoltfIcltte ltn0 ,Sobrifanten, oil
meId)em 0icie lid nereinigcn mcrocn.
lm Den &erfauf Der 9lusgobc III
Vu'l8 0i ptlllHCll.
3icnatog, 0cn g. ,Snni - 2tnlcihc
tag fitr proieliioneIlC Vcrufc lmo Der
iihcrung5 5-(3eiclihaftcu. (SC0cr Ser
iihcrungaagent i'm 2anoc iou 0cn
gon5en Sag ser SonmlunQ pon In
tcridIriftcn fiir oie @onos plonlen,
ltno sic Groiciiioneuen iollcn cbcn-
falls eincn groBen 3heil ihrcr ,3cit
Der &crtaltisiade opfern.
Viittnof, ben 6. HSuni - 2ibertp
2oan 2obor Inp uno Jrcihcit9on-
leihe.Ing fiir 9llttomobiIbciiBer.
Ionnerataq. ocn I. STtni - 9(n-
lcibetog fir Die ,Sorlner. Dfitqlicocr
Der Oranges un0 nnoerer 5orneror-
aoniiotionen i'm gon3cn 2an0c IoIlen
einen einbeitlihcn 8eriu6 unterncb-
men, Inn 3eidnlngen 3ulpege5ubrin-
gen.
,Srcitog, oen s. 25ltni 2InIcihetoq
Der 6rouen.
Samstog oen 9 25uni-2l 2lnleihe.
tag Der Gin0er.
2lnt gfontag gbcno iit iolgcnoer
pom Gr-Qrdliocnten 5oft oerFoftcr
Iuirui oil 6ie WitgIicoer ser yQcoguC
10 enforce Peocc" oeren qeqenndrti.
ger @oriibenoer @err Cot 1T, ber6f.
ientIid1t noroen:
~Iie tTreiheitsanleibe ioIlte ieBt
oas crite @nIIegcn cincs icocn Q@ilr
Qrs Icin, "a tie Der frditiqIte 5d,riti
SIT cinen Sieq uno Der Grridtuna Ell
mes bnucrn0en Trie6cns 1T Die Ser
uilihtlnq. 3u oerieIbeu bciil6tcuern
Iicqt in teionoerem Wabe 0cn D1it
QIie0erH Der n2eaque to enforce
|cocc" Oh. 1ienitIciitunQ iiir 6ici.
2iga 1T I'u3crtrennIld1 bon Dem Tieni
Fir unier 2ono un0 Der @eq, qera6t
SIT 6jcier 3eit Dem 2anoc 3u oicnen
-9eht Ourtl oen Anfaui ieiner gon6s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01
Sabat geaen Cholera.

/ Wan bot an Der beutihen Citfrout
in ben iumpfiqen g}ie0eruugen osS
Dripjet unb 1njeiter pabr9snommen,
oaB SoIboten, bic rau6en, ftonbbdftsr
qe9sn isbe 2tnItedung 8eueien 'iro
Gboterobo3iGen, Die nit Dem Rout
6er 3iqurren unb bs8 1o6ots in &c
rji6rung tamen, ipur6en in oerbJit-
nismdbiq tur3er 3eit abQet0tet.
Tur Die Gt6ufe 1T 6os gj;Fsn, Fir
bos 2e6en bds aonnen maB1.beno.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-04

YOU that this should bee the couclu-
sion OF tho argument I have iu~t adj
dressed to YOU II is not Go is 80
fact the Inevitable logic of what !
have said. Austria Hungary ts for
the tim, being not hor own mistress,
but simply the yassal ct the German
goycrnmrn "" must face the Facts
Az they are and act upon them with
out sentiment Goa this stern discdsc
The government of Austria Hungary
is not acting upon It's uwn initiative
or In .spons To- the wishes and feel
ings OF IL, own peoples. but Js the In
strument of another nation Ne must
meet 10 force with our " and rec
gard the central puWcrs as hut one
The var Fan boz sucCcsstullV conduct
81 IN no other way Tho Same lngi,
would lead alsc To q declaration 81
war against Turkey and bulgaria.
They are also the tools uf Germany
But they are mere tools and do NOT
ye; stand m the direct path OF our
necessary action We shall ." wh"r
over the necessities OF tins war carry
W.. but IL seems tu me that Ne should
go unlA whore immediate and pructi-
cat considerations lead us and not
heed any others
The financial and military meas
urcs which must be adopted viii sag.
gcst Themselves as the war and 10
! undortakine4 develop hut / win tnt,
the liberty uf proposing to You Ger.
tain other acts uf legislation whicl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-04

Iicy,. 20 create "a very definite and
particular control over the entrance
ana departure of AN persons into and
from the United states.
Legislation should nc enacted de.
filming aH % criminal orfcn~c every viii
ful violation of the presidential proc
muiatiou rclatlnr 20 alien enemies
the revised statutes and providirF ap-
prouriut" puuishmcnts. and women
as well ns men should hp included nm.
dor the terms of tho acts placing re-
Strtiuts upon ulicu enemies II IL
likely th1t as time goes ON many alien
enemies viii bee williuE Co hc fed and
housed az the expense of the govern
m'ut in thc detention camps % u
would hr the purpose - ,h, I.ririi.
tluu have suggested 60 roufue Of
Tenders among them IN ~pcuitcnturics
and other similar institutions. whore
they could Dee made To work a- other
criminals du.
Recent experience has youylEo",
mu that the congress must gu further
iu authorizing thr government 20 set
limits Ia prices Tuc law eft supply
u demand I bu sorry Ca saw. has
been replaced hN the Law uf uurr
strained -cifishu".s While We ave
eliminated prufitcoriuE in scvcra
branches Of Industry. ~ sull runs
~impuleutlN rampant iu others IN,
farmers, fur example complain with
e great doul OF Justice that whil,
the regulation of food prices RESTRICT
their incomes. NO restraints are placed
UPON the prices uf most uf tho thing
that they mut' themsrlVc- purchase
aud similar in-luiiic- obtain nu al
sides.
"lt h. iuperativrly ncrrssrry tina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-04

nearly every member OF who
commented up IT,
1T was the reHtes the president
has ever delivered" declared Chair
man Chamberlain, Democrat. OF the
senate military affairs COMMITTEES.
Chairman stone, ~ the senate re-
lations committee. ala n0t hear h
address. being at the war department
on business. but announced h,s ap-
proyul.
Senator Smoot. republican. said he
thought the presidents discussian OF
relations with Germany was too
idealistic," but added:
From the recommendation OF a
state % war against Austria Hun
gary To the end. Il was an American
messsnce."
III was the abieS, message Mr..
Wilson has ever delivered" said SEN
ator Underwood. democrat. ut
sounded the keynote upon which We
must win the war
Acting Republican IeadeS Gillette
OF he house, and other republicans
ntid they regretted the president did
not include Turkey and bulgaria.
II don share the presidents dis
tinction between Austria and Turkey
ana Bulgaria" said Representative
Longworth, repubilca, OF Ohio.
Il think We ought 60 declare war
against all three"
speaker Clark aud Democratic
Lender kitchin =Ald they would not
discuss the message until they had
had lime 60 read u carefully. .
The recommendation for a der-
laration of war agains; Austria aid
Democratic Leader Martin OF the sen
ate. Tbs In sympathy with the wishrs
people"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-04

the consideration Of IA fun usr of
the water power ~ the country and
also IN" consideration Of the systc-
m tic and get economical develop
meut OF such of the natural
OF the country as are still under the
control OF the federal government
should hc Immediately resumed and
afftrmativeiv and constructively dealt
with AT the earliest possible moment
The pressing need of such legisla. .nn
Is daily hecoming more obvious.
The legislation proposed at the
last session with regard 20 regulated
combinations among exporters, ia
order to provide FOR our foreign trade
a more effective organization and
method Of cooperation. ought by an
means to bee completed 40 thit ses-
sion.
And I beg that the members ~
the house of representative VIII per-
NIT me to express the opinion that
it Will be- impossible to deal la any
wdy but a very wtsteful and cNtraya
giant fashion with the enormous APP
prupriatiOus ui tine public monies
which must continue 20 Doe made. n
the war is a. boz properly sustained,
unless the house VIII consent tn re-
turn To- Us former practice 81 mi,
tiatiug and preparing an apprupria.
tiou bills through q single commit,
tee, la order th1t responsibility ma>
hc c"attreH, expenditures standard.
izod and made uniform and waste am,
duplication as much AS possible
avoided
Additional legislation ma also be
come necessary hefor" the presen
congress |udjourus In order go affec
the most efficient coordination AN,
operation ~ the railway aud uthcI
transportation systems q" th" rnuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-04

try. but TO that / shall, u circum-
stances should demand call the at
tention of congress upon another oc-
Casiou.
"lf I have overlooked anything that
ought to be done for the more effcc-
tive conduct Of the war, your own
counscls viii supply the commission
What | am perfectly clear about Is
that ir the present session Of the CON
gress our whole attention aud energy
should hc concentrated on the Vigor-
GUS and rapid and successful prose.
cution OF the great task ~ winning
the war.
we can dc this with aIl the great
or real and enthusiasm because we
know that for us this is q war ~ high
principle dehnsed by uo selfish am-
billion Of conquest cor spuilnuon he-
cause We know. and all the world
knows. hat va have been forced I'M
To ~ to saw the very institutions We
live under from corruption and lie.
struction The purposes Of the reu-
trial powers strike straight ~ the very
heart IL everything we believe IN.
their methods Of warfare uutrag,
every principle g.; humanity and ul
Kntghtll honor, their intrigue huN
corrupted the very thought and spiri
ut many Of our peoples; their siuiste.
an" secret diplomacy has sought q
tax" our very territory aWuy from "a
and disrupt the union of the states
our safety would hc at an end. ou
honor forever sullicd aud brought in
20 contempt were We 20 permit tibet
triumph They are striking ut th
very existence 81 democracy aud li
rrty
"ll b. because Il Is Tor ms u va
81 high disinterestcd purpose. b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-04

world are banded together for the
vi%ndication OF right-a wal for the
preservation OF u nation and OF all
that IL has held dear OF principle and
Of purpose-thnt we feel ourselves
doubly constrained To propose Tor It's
outcome only that which IL righteous
and the irreproachablc intention; for
our foes as well ms for our friends,
The cause being just and holy. the
settlement must ne of like motive aud
quality. For this we can fight. but
fnr nothing less noble or less worthy
of our traditions. For this cause We
entered the war and for this cause
viii We battle until the last gun ~
fired.
~ have spoken plainly because this
seems TO me the time when II II most
necessary to speak plainly, IN order
that an the world may know that
even tu the heat and ardor OF the
struggle and when our whole thought
is Of carrying the war through 20 It's
end We have q forgotten any ideal
or principle for which the name ot
America has been held in honor
among the nations aud for which Il
has been our glory 70 contend iu the
great generations that went befor,
us. supreme moment of history
hd- come The eyes of the peopl,
have been opened and they see. Th'
mand of GOD II laid upon III nations
he viii show them favor. ! dcvoutlN
believe only II they rise 60 the cieal
heights of His " Justice ant
mercy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-04
PRESIDENTS POSITION
ENDORSED ~ CONGRESS

Washington. Dee Approval of
President wilson declaration of war
on Austria Hungary was voiced BY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
USED AUTOMOBILES

- eons,nned from Preceding Column
AilN iass PASSENGER roadster: model 81; run
shoc,, 'n9n ahso2oo0 5000 miles; oversize tires and
E4issaTEfS isal MoToRs CORPORATION
Distributors Standard sPTHGS snd H5S cyl
'f;r convcniors,m E small 9 late model splendid order
:, q ssi.iRST ieiRTERf 2 SrSSG SSGNEANY e
painfc3 ma r lol4 Gas 7.passenger Touring
would STysh"ST9 most tn our suSq 'ASHs Ssry
car Ippr ,tn1mniilyi guaranteed.
- =, ,,, gaia MHf9EETf ST
:" !, tA,,LIGAN, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept
MA,gtaMoNI,l915--1ol6- ga
rnoi$SS$2gSSsS$}' m,|I %sa2 gSS$ SSs}' & fFsiGss SSSt''.
CIR S9,n m, = runhnEham Manager rsedCar Dept
' E&sTERRSY' y6Fohf?s! yESfy hf?!ry GyoRPoRArroN R1icGS
Distributors FsGsnRt stan9mr5s st. sPTYCs snS m
STANLEY uses Kerosene for fuel. can yon bcat
STAHEGG2' STSh h2GS '223 HRhA fGr
@32d Chestnut st.
SrbmREBAkER buPEilNi iI: iate tate model slip covers and
L. s ssis,SW eG,WERs s.si COMPANY
9T? ' M5roRsi 5r?iHa EfEy f2r Igre'd
Distributors H Standard Ts SPTpGS and XnaR IVA w CYL
1917 IH!SNbSi0N suPER-s SIX; run less than two
EI$$gT,EFfY %oFoRss' ICEoFEifF36iRfHETloN
pistrbGors sSS'@Rt standnrd SPTYgS snd XdS w CYL
1915 MITCHELL. GOOD tires and slip covers
sacrifice.
L. S. BOWERS COMPANY
33S-i0 y. Broad st.
lol1 GRANT roadster; run 90 miles; perfect
l" ;, BOWERS COMPANY
33S-i0 y, Broad st.
USED PLEASuRE CARS AND TRUCKS
THE WHITE CO, 2lG ~ Broad st.
l.. II. ,oNcal, Uscd-Car Manager.
Phones: Bell. Spruce $3.50; kcyst.. Race 173t
LIGHT roomv 6-passonger car very speedy:
Just oyerhaulod and repainted; cheap II taken
today. Frank J. MOrland 17l2 n Allison st.
ranging from to tons, with and without
bodies. Garford Phila. Co.. 230S Chestnut.
LIGHT roomy 5-passcngcr touring, In good con-
ditioni sell cheap If sold today. 1925 n.
5gth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. SILVER, PLATINUM, false teeth,
diamonds and precious stones bought, highest
cash prices paid Modern Refining Company,
137 South I'm. Holl phone, Walnut G35@.
OLD GOLD--Cnsh paid for old gold. silver, an
tQue clocks; export CluCl; repairing. Rogers,
A. S. lIth st. Phone Locust 1918.
OLD GOLD silver, platinum, plated ware old
style jgwolry, teeth plates hought for cash.
Est. 1870. j. l. CLARk. ruIner. hOl SlnsOm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
| s % L II n


PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
% appeal to every Cne--but 10 you who dema nd
the best and are accustomed TO receive it-at
price which, considering what you do de-
mand and receive, is moderate-it will make
strong compelling appeal
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenters
coin Drive, on the Pennsylvania Railroad so
or so trains n day; surely transportation
enough for any one.
Suites of rooms and I bath to q rooms
and baths; the sizo to suit your REQUIRE
ments, Prices are from $50 up.
PELHAM COURT is quiet, perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL aad located in a n abso-
In word you may come to PELHAM
COURT and find perfect suburban location,
with TRANSPORTATION uneXeelled, an Ideally con-
structed building, quiet dgnihed elegant. You
may select an apartment Of tho size TO suit
your individual needs; you Will find all your
housekeeping problems solved and taken care
OF for you absolutely without effort ON your
cellence at n most moderate price, and the
same courtesy service and attention Is uni
form throughout the entire establishment
For full information nrTangements for in
spection and reservation, call, phone or
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD & co.
1921 WALNUT ST.
or their representatives. on the premises al
Pelham Court.
TWO CENTRAL. APARTMENTS to sublet; 2
rooms and bath; beautifully furnished: with
rent monthly lease,
Norman 81 Sherwood & Co. 1921 Walnut St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT 2Oi3--Sccond-n floor suite, . rooms
and bath; single rooms; electric light.
CHESTNUT 2Oi5--Rooms with or without bath;
transient or permanent.
CHESTNUT l9Oi-SnRle room, with bath.
double and single rooms, cleo: r. rDtcrouCe.
MT VERNON, 2OO4--Excrpt onally desirable
second 'front.' fur; water. dining room, Kitchen.
PINE ST. 1i34--D. srablc rooms, single or cn
suite; private bath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
HoUsEKEEP1NG APTs. WANTED

1 or LARGE ROOMS, l or baths; adults
36th st. to lith and Market to Pine. + Ilb'
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS of l and rooms, with or with
out private baths; electric light and all CON
veniences; some with kitchens. Apply 4. Il.
Rocket, O20 n. 10th.
THE GENEVA
10TH ST. ABOVE WALNUT
High class apartments, with without pri-
vate baths; entirely return Tel Spruce 1900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
STORAGE

MILLER y. BROAD STORAGE CO.. Broad ah.
LchiGh ave. new froprOut addition, rooms ire
proof; furniture and CHINA packers, automobile
vans: estimate free. Erll puonr Diamond IlGO.
FIDELITY FIBEpROOF WAREHOUSES
1Sl1-1Sl9 MARKET 81.
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
AUTO Packing and shipping.
SERVICE 3S7O LANCASTER AVE.
MILLION-DOlI.ARC CGncr' t. ir,p proof warehouse,
finest in world for furniture. ostimyly9 fro,
n. Phila. Storage co., 2u33 Lnhigi. Dju. 1850
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06

BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS suscial scientific care;
nervous, elderly; every comfort; nurses; book
let DR. Randall, city Line, Chestnut lIill
CHRISTIAN SANITAR1UM. nonsectarian; med
iCal staff; moderate rates. spacious grounds.
Old York rd TO Broad st,suuth Of Chcltcn ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TO H1RE--Day or night, brand-new 5-passonEcr
touring cars. 81 81 hour: new 7-pasScnge7
lmousincs. $1.i0 hour up; Weddings. funerals
. speciality. 1898 Ridge ave. Boil phones:
Pop. 12ll or Pop. 1894 Pop 1917; Key
stone, Park 1iS2 Special rates by dav.
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB co.
HuCsou super Skies Touring and I.mouslnes.
Sprcial attention to weddings and funerals.
Diamond GiG6. Never closed. Park 75.
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

BRAND NEW, latest model Oliver .;
fully guaranteed; standard keyboard:
$40 exactly the same machine used by
largest industries: direct from factory,
former price SlOO; before getting even a
secondhand, rebuilt or rental machine investI-
gate latest oliver plan to save SOL. easy
payments II you wish: telephone or call oliver
typewriter. Mr. Priest, corner Walnut and
10th Boil. Walnut 10l. keystone. Main 1883
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NONNISIBLE--I MONTHS. So
NISIBl.E-3 MONTHS. 81
FACTORY REBUILT TNpEWRITERS
AMERICAN WRITING MACHTNE 90.
500 CHESTNUT ST WAL 2iio. MAIN 500
RENT A REMINGTON from the manufacturers:
visible models. SO month; $3.50 for 3
months; rental payment applics on purchase.
- REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co. Inc, 10
S. 9th St. Philadelphia.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
MAIN LINE. r. r.. X.

- MAIN LINE, p. r. II.
DESIRABLE HOMES
- SALE OR RENT
WABNOCk & EMLEN
Otis Buiidtne, liz s. 10Th ST.
MAIN LiNE-R,at line OF Main Line houses
ItItIgr ~ llWt9r rcpt, 81 al prices.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DEVELOP AND EXPAND your business. Avoit
partnerships and limit your liabilities. In
corporate your business Small cost. PENN
SYlNANIA CHARTER GUARANTEE COM
pANY Drexcl Bldg. Lombard 627.
tain Patents" Victor ]. Evans & Co., 1i29A
Chestnut at. Philadelphia.
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BOARDING
aANITARIUES

THE LITTLE TEA ROOM in the Cirrmout. 44tr
and Walnut; excellent table Barring 1929 w
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Observation-Disclosures

sYINhNIA-sUBURBNN
BUCK co. FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
That's my spcclalty. Send for list now,
w FORREST MAGEE SOUTHAMPTON, Pa.
83 ACRES-Equlppcd. S3sOO; near depot. soil;
buildings. H. C. REESE 4 son, & T.. Airy
ST., NOrristown.
1s.ACRE farm on Skippack pike, . miles from
Philadelphia city line, ll-roon house; an son
yeniences and necessary Outhuild0gsi 900
foot front on pike: price $4,000, terms easy,
OO-acre farm. = miles from Philadelphia
city line adjoining above 1S-aCTe farm; large
house and all necessary bulldingsi price S2I-
600, or viii sell the two farms for $50, O0O
Sit Line CARTS sinner, Woolworth Bldg.
Bethlehem Pa.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BuY CHEAP HOUSES. any section. for
cash Immediate answer.
CHESTER p. RorrENEk, 1890 Chestnut St
HHNE CLIENT who wants TO buy Investment
houses "a, s.. exchange. any numhcr.
MElNNEf 22d and Cloarncld.
WANT HOUSES n West phiIadclphia, soutf
ui Market st.. we have tho buyers.
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WHY UNDER THE SIN doesn't somn ono iu-
ycstlgate the 22.acrc SLATE, brick ana stone
property at "P,ach Bottom" York County
pa which we have bDuu advertising for som.
time? There is q fortune in II FOR som" one,
and we hope II may b" you. send for dusrrip-
tive folder.
WE HAVE 4 BLOCK Of ground on Fountain
iI-room stone house. 4I0 fruit trC,ss prio"
$500; don't wait until some ON" else has
bought; write now,
LARGE stone factory building, S0NG0. and lot
l7Ox3OO. in Bethlehem, Pa; price $4,000, must
be sold. and "A bargain -
GARIS SINNER
woolworth Building. Bethlehem, Pa,