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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
Death of Mrs. Patrick Henry.

The following written by Col,
R. H. Henry tells of the death
Of one of our most beloved citi,
zens, whose sad ending occurred
Sunday afternoon:
Brandon, Miss, Feb. 12.-The
town of Brandon is in mourning
today over the death of Mrs.
Margie Henry, wife of Major Pat
Henry, whose funeral took place
in the old cemetery this evening,
where so many Of the States
distinguished dead sleep.
During the funeral the busi-
ness houses and public offices
were closed, as a mark of respect
to the deceased, her beloved
husband and children.
A number of out-of-to peo-
pie attended the funeral, among
them Col.W. A. Montgomery and
wife of Edwards; John A. Webb,
Rev. VIM. Mercer Green, Mrs.
VIM. Henry, Mrs. Emma Babb,
R. H. Henry and wife, of jack
son, and many from different
parts of Rankin County, the
funeral being one of the largest
ever witnessed here.
The ceremony was conducted
from the family residence on
College street by Rev. William
Mercer Green, where an i'm
mense number of friends of the
family had assembled to pay
their last respects to the good
woman who had lived among
them the better part of her
life, from her young girlhood, a
number of her old schoolmates
being present.
Services over at the home, the
remains were conducted to the
cemetery and laid to rest beside
the loved ones who had preceded
her to the other shores.
The deceased was born near
Greensboro, Ala, 62 years ago,
and was christened Margie
Cooke, being the daughter of
the late Capt. J. 7. B. Cooke.
With other members of the fam
lily she came to Brandon when a
young and beautiful girl in her
teens, the old homestead being
located in the eastern part of
the town. She was educated at
Salem, N. c., and at the Bran
don Academy, o9s1g a pupil of
the late Miss Frank A. Johnson.
After graduation she had nu-
merous suitors, for her beauty,
brilliancy and sweet disposition
attracted many admirers; but the
man to win her heart and hand
was the young and handsome
Confederate Major, Patrick Hen
ry, who had earned his spurs on
many ensanguined battlefelds,
from Mississippi to the Potomac.
On February 10, 1874, Major
Pat Henry and Margie Cooke
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, and for 43 years and
a day they lived as happily as
any couple that ever wed. Four
children blessed their union,
Robert, Patrick, Edwin and
Annie, all now grown and an
honor to their parents.
AS the sun was sinking to rest,
the mortal remains of the patient
sufferer were lowered to eternal
sleep, and kind friends covered
the. neW-made mound with a
wilderness of rare, sweet flowers.
The pail bearers were made up
of intimate friends of the family
as follows: w. H. Barnes, w. S.
May, George Sprague, w. B.
Collier, A. j. McLaurin and r. E.
Gayden.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15

Maine Triumph Irish Seed Po-
tatoes, Onion Sets and Garden
Seeds of all kinds.
r. r. BUSICK.
The largest and best line of
Shoes at w. G. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
For Bilious Attacks.

When you have a severe head
ache, accompanied by a coated
tongue, loathing of food, con-
stipation, torpid liver, vomiting
of partly digested food and then
bile, you may know that you
have a severe bilious attack.
While you may be quite sick
there is much consolation in
in knowing that relief may be
had by taking three of Chamber
lain's tablets. They are -promt
and effectual. Ootainable every
where.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
FLORENCE NOTES.

Walter Parkinson, rural route
rider of r. F. d. No. l, had his
faithful gray to run too fast &
short distance, with his mai
wagon, one day last week, or
one of the streets of town, and
badly injured his legs which were
caught under the overturned
vehicle and swiped the ground.
He has been confined to his room
for over week, but is doing
we'll now.
Mrs. Hiram Singletary, en- ex-
cellent lady of 70 years of age,
and resident of the Wesleyanna
community, but later living with
a daughter at Raymond, died last
Friday. Her body was brought
by railroad train to Florence
on Sunday morning, and taken
by loving friends to the Wesley
anna burying ground, where
funeral services were conducted
by Rey.J B. King, and the re-
mains were put away to await
the Resurrection morn. Her hus-
band had preceded her by Is
years.
Rev. J. B. King, preacher of
this Florence circuit of the Meth
odist Church has just about re-
covered from tedious spell of
Grippe of several weeks. His
several churches sadly missed
his mini3tration, except in a few
cases. We are glad Bro. King
can now visit his churches regu-
larly.
The Florence community will
gladly greet and enjoy the Field
Day exercises to be held in this
town on March End and 3rd. A
real nice time is anticipated. We
hope the weathe4 prophet will
hand us the best brand Of
weather for that occasion.
Virden Therrell is areal pro-
gressive young citizen, a native
of Florence, and is proving his
character as such by introducing
the finest blooded Holstein cattle
into this community. He has two
registered COWS and a young
heifer of this breed. on the way
now from western state. His
purpose is to raise such fine stock
for sale.
1t is reported that Mr.. Stoker,
a dairyman of near Florence. is
reducing his stock of milch cows
with a view to a change in his
business; while w. D. Steen of
Florence is now entering the
dairy business. Interest in dairy
ing and marketing the rich cream
continues unabated.
In pens around and within
a couple of miles Of Florence, are
seen Herefords, Red Polls, Short
horns, Holsteins and Jerseys-all
of fine grades. Milk, butter and
beef are crawling up as money
making business fine and
sure substitute for cotton which
is so difficult to Wrest from boil
Weevil destruction.
The chilling blast of winter
has deprived the home-steader
of his kitchen garden. We shall
all want vegetables mighty bad
ly before one can raise them,
unless we pay out spot cash for
them as we ''eat along.
Florence, Miss, Feb. 13.-Ed-
itor News: Please allow me to
express my deepest sympathy
for our shonored friend of over
a half century, Major Pat Henry,
and to say in his behalf at this
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
Something Good.

Those who hate nasty medi-
cine should try Chamberlain's
Tablets for constipation. They
are pleasant to take and their
effect is so agreeable and so nat
ural that you will not realize
that it has been produced by a
medicine. Obtainable every
where
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
Severe Cold Quickly Cured.

"On December first | had a very
severe cold or attack of the grip
as it may be, and was nearly
down sick in bed" writes O. j.
Metcalf, Weatherby. Mo. +"
bought two bottles of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and it was
only a few days until | was COM
pletely restored to health. | firm
ly believe that Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy is one Of the very
best medicines and will know
what to do when | have another
cold" Obtainable everywhere.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
Wanted,

All kind of Cross Ties, Red
and Pen Oak, Post and White
Oak, sap or heart. and sap pine.
w. HI. MYERS.
Forest, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
For Sale

A good all-round farm mule.
VIM. WATSON.
Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
For Sale.

Fifty acres Of land in section
Is, Rankin county, township
four, range five. being on the
Brandon Raleigh road, and for
merly owned by Crutch McDon-
aid. Will accept $4,000 cash.
Write, R. F. Darrah Lumber
Company, Meridian, Mississippi.
MONEY LOANED ON LONG
TIME.
Money to lend on improved
farm lands in Rankin County
interest rates low. Would like
to place ONE MILLION in this
immediate territory, Apply to
G. M. WENTWORTH,
4 Mendenhall, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
Wanted TO Purchase

100 head of Hogs, 100 pounds
and up; will pay 6 to &c live
weight, according to size and
quality.
Write what you have.
J. w. McRAE.
Prondop Miss
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY :

Six Bars Octagon Soap for Is
cents.
Three cans Pie Peaches Is
cents. Lots Of other good bar
gains, too. w. d. THOMAS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-15

Florence, Miss, Feb. 13. Ed
itor News: Please allow me to
express my deepest sympathy
for our shonored friend of over
a half century, Major Pat Henry,
and to say in his behalf at this
hour of his sad bereavement that
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AUTOMOBILES

For Sale
pamm mssaa. ELECTRIC; will sacrifice modern 4
n sfg MSer coupe; excellent condition Apply
ff,y nm, =, lolh 81. Phone Diamond $3.50
r,nsa.nSS lsl4 touring car. overhauied and
Xi.FFSse IL full equipment. price $50. AUTO
fln,, =. s.NoNroRATlON. 1i2 N. Broad ST.
nIt.i-Ac nIss. AZ LIMOUSINE. 1916 model used 3GO0
|tspVn,o... ..eep Ior cash Add. q 81. Led. Cent,
mods,s SALES AND SERVICE-l9I7
Il chsn.ss. accessories; used cars taken in ok.
chevroi.ts sone l bargains; never closed. ~ Phila
1Av,s safes aud Service. 3ii7 N 10th.
eu,,I EXCELLENT shape Throughout: bic snap to
krr ''ser Phone Walnut 1872. Mr. stern
sQupnsS ,n,n.haeions, roadsters and cabriolets,
6OiNsErTp y WIN electric lights and starters
iirpnpu !; ~ M il--scHWARTz, 253 N. Broad st.
lstao,r,aIioNAL open express. cheap. Vim
|IjEF, .sl seA Co., Broad and Huntingdon
s&dition' oiJpOuND TRUCK, panel body; good
|S huntingdon sis. 'p"''' nroau
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE HAVE SECURED THE FORMULAS AND
PROCESSES NOW USED ABROAD IN AN
INDUSTRY WHICH WILL. BE THE ONLY
ONE OF IT'S KIND IN PHILADELPHIA;
PLANT NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION;
ENOUGH BUSINESS IN SIGHT TO RUN
DAY AND NIGHT;
CAPITAL AND ACTIVE INTEREST
SOLICITED.
ga, LEDGER OFFICE
ESTABLISHED COAL sand cement and build
ing material business: heavy teaming, long
distance moving, subcontracting last year $
profit S14 900: wishes to retire. Write for
descriptive folder. Room ]. Woolworth Bldg.
Bethlehem, Pa. "
PARTNER. with $4,000 to $40 900. wanted in
steam laundry business; plant established; an
excellent money-making opportunity. 800.
Ledger Ofhce.
WANTED $4,000 to $4,000 for one year less:
will guarantee good profit for the money and
secure loan absolutely. B 230 Ledger Office.
PATENTs-our books sent free. How to
Obtain Patents" Victor ]. Evans Co.,
1894 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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TYpEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES

DON'T RENT-DoN'T BUY
machines discarded by others. You buy
a brand-new Oliver Typewriter; Model Q. com
$40 and pay SO cash and So month.
THE High Cost of Typewriters-The Rea-
son and Remedy Is free. -
OLIVER TYPEWRITER co.
10th and Walnut SITS.
Phone Walnut l01- -lO2. O2.
WHY NOT RENT and get Remington service T?
1t pays to rent from the
A. manufacturers. 1 g 1 b q
models. SO a month"; 81. so
REMINGTON for 3 months.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, CO, INC.
no S. 9th ST.. Philadelphia
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pppe ,,,~..,. a.,ra,,,--- .-.,-- 80 -.
fa, yv1neeus' vun s' un,noniets tanies chsrs buI-
sold FOR storage. Feinstein storage Co, 9th
and Spring Uardcn Open Evus Free delivery
'SS
n'hbtuhh,p' hn,sh, Lpo,. c9mbnation, second hand,
svcniics SUI, 'eiaeu; a; cN1nangeo. rspalri,ng
turar aoo nsrar ~ phm nmeream an msannutac- nan
s"'o'' "-' '''a'" ave inone hens. solo'
billiard AND POCKET TABLES--Also bowl
Ing alleys, phonosxaphs; easy payts BRUINS
"',N-bAi,Nb-coisLBND CO, 1oJ2 Arch.
BILLIARD pooi tab,os. pe,v .erons.ha M ho-i
ing aileys, easy payments Rosst,noa pe opr prv
Street 90 900 & sth at Phona Wal o9sa
CASH RrGtsTEps housbt exchanged ,ara,r.d
repiated: supnnijest new, and factory pshviI;;
registers: now total adders as low as $40 Call
ana sec our new models. Registers sold by us
on easy payments and fully guaranteed
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
-- $50 CHESTNUT ST.
CIGAR STORE wall case, with mirror 10 II.
long 500. worth $50
CHAIR EXCHANGE, Cor. 9TH AND VINE
DISPLAY REFRlGBRAToR3 good as new only
Scale Co. SOS Market 81. ~" '''''' "'"'
MATERIAL from building 9th and Filbert:
o,ouVouo brick. roofing and fencing boards
a,Ipp' aIpp'e noorins @ WINDOWS ana frames. 3So TO
~ . 10 % ~, JUMP housewreeklns KING 20. 20. -
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

electricity. hot water heat: $40 month; gentle
men only Woodland 400S w.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

W. ,hAREEY. 1919 Rittenhouse square
sSs.eu, ssss.s, additional help for every capacity.
-cooss csp az Episcopal Office. 3I2 s. 1oth-
s-~~9, waits, nurses, launds.. kitchen ma ids
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GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
is OPEN

~ IElsltAM lOlRI
is OPEN
PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
appeal to every one---but to you who derna nd
the best and accustomed to receive tat
price which, considering what you do de-
mand and receive, Ia mode erate--it will make
strong. compelling appeal
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenters 8
station Germantown. just off beautiful Lin
coin Drive, on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroads: 80
or 80 trains day surely transportation
enough for any one.
Suites Of . rooms and bath to @ rooms and
2 baths: the size to suit your requirements.
Prices are from $50 up
p Il |. II NJ G Y X r is a quiet. perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an alb
soutoly ideal and exclusively suburban loca-
ton.
In a word. you may como to T r ], II NJ
COURT and find perfect suburban location.
with TRANSPORTATION unexcelled, an ideally con-
structed building quiet. dignifcd. elegant
You may select an apartment of the 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. part: you will find table of the utmost
excellence at a most moderate price, and the
same courtesy, service and attention Is uni
form through the entire esta blishmont.
For full Information. arrangements for In
spcction and reservations. call. phone or write
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD
141l WALNUT STREET.
SPRUCE 3D7l. RACE 30"5
or his representative the premises at
Pelham Court
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

HAIR DYED s1.0O
Faded switches. transformations and all false
hair dyed and made like new.
NJ NJ. SEXTON co, 9O2 WALNUT ST.
. DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Pearls and emeralds Appraisement per cent.
HARRY w. SMITH. III SAMSON st.
DON'T mIsjudse othersi Detective Millard will
get you facts. Standard Detective bureau. Con-
sultation free. 1920 Chestnut st. Estab 1888.
ALWAYS BUSY--WHY2
Alsover's Express and Storage Co. Inc
Lawrence and Vine SITS. Phone Market 094.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Highest prices paid business strictly confidential
wM. FISHER. 1877 >. STH SP
SIJPERFI.UOUS HAIR removed by electroysis.
the only permanent way. Eyebrows arched.
MISS SMITH. +02 Keith Theatre Building.
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE
Latest styles. Phone Poplar 900 open eygs.
LEIDNER'S. 10th and Girard ave, y. w. Cor.
WIGS AND TOuPES-High class. we defy detec-
ton. Prices moderate; satisfaction guarantd d.
Pinnel. 1851 Germtn ave-, form. with Binder.
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT, WILL AUDIT, SYS-
TEMATEzE; OPEN; CLOSE AND KEEP KEEP
BOOKS; TERMS REAs. II 2l3, LED. OFF.
HATS REBLOckED. u CENTS
BLAKE r. co. 006 ARCH ST. EST. 1867.
GENTS oNLY--Cast on clothing bought. Cali or
address I25 ". 9th st. -
1000 BUSINESS CARDS, 81. Arrow. Printing
CO.. r. o. BOX 3iS2. station o, Philadelphia.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

m USlCAL lNSTRU MENTS
REDUCED PLAYER-P1ANos
s2o5--weber Player Piano; $3.50; new
,$325-Auto-Manu nual Player Plano: $3.50: new.
S3OO--Heppe Player. Plano; $3.50 new.
$500. now.
Several Acoian and Francesca Player
Pianos reduced s25 to $50 below regular
prices; good as new; guaranteed five years.
Write for largo illustrated catalogues and
special plans Of payment. -
HEPPES UPTOWN \STORES
Cor 9th and Thompson SITS, Philadelphia.
Founded 1868.
REBUILT PIANOS
AT ONE-THIRD VALUE
s6a--Smithsonian Plano Sl35-Meyer Plano
SS5-New England Plano Slt5-Erhardt Piano
s9l-Fisher Piano si15-Opera Piano
s120--Lester Plano SlS5-Bailey Plano
$125--Stone Piano s10h-Girard Piano
$125--t hicke' ing Piano S27n-Lester Plano
Seventeen upright pianos. Hoppe. Marcellus.
Jules and other standard makes. good as new.
ductions Of $50 to 81 80 below regular prices;
Write for large illustrated catalogues and
special plans Of payments.
TERMS HEPpE.s P M9TnHtX UPT6wN AsR sToREs REWARD
Cor. 9th and Thompson sts.. philadelphia.
PIANO-sTEINwAY upright; small
slG2 sze; in nice condition; great bar
HOWARD VINCENT, s36-sss-s4O N. 9TH
Established 80 years.
sS-NOTE PLAYERS put In any PIANO: illus
trated catalogue free: pianos tuned. ". OIL
bert Player Installing Co. 038 N. 4sth at.
is YOUR PLAYER-PIANo out OF order? See
AVE pSr are S ensnson wrte or ss
ss5-UPRIGHT; s1.25 weekly; tuning. repair
ing; players install. Harold Todd 1491 Brown.
PIANOS and players used: write for bargain
booklet. Power Weymann. $500 N. Broad.
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We WANT 4 Man MAN

a in in Pn,lsaoot earn 500 to $500 per mouth
ss building lots for lsrse ntst pfapef,y pTa ssose
company nov np,rt Ma oyer $50 00O. 900 Is being
spafroSwy; Sy fI,ethlehem Steel Co. homes nesded
oS9 aSdtl2n9, %dnbis ii eRoyssi, Within hsSe
w. wixwl ixwlrite Tor particulars to Realty JoS
" Bldg. Baltimore, Md.-------.----y-.----- Md.
.s5IrnE GRADUATE. to enter training i2r
A secreta ryship; church mernRer VINO
"A nihe,n M mcspacity for leadership; apprentice
Su covers years study and d., eNperifnsg o.
all psH pgHs' Year. 5000. Y. NJ c. A.. 1l:l Arch
1rset. ---.-----
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pREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

MODESTO late OF ~ Y; advanced styles, eve
ming gowns speciality. 1924 Walnut. wal siSa.
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver, platinum, plated ware. old.
style jewelry. teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870. j. L. CLARK. refiner, so7 SAMSON.
oI.D GoLD--cash paid for old gold, silver,
antiques; clocks. Send postal, will call.
ROGERS. 81 s. 17th st. Both phones.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

icC0UNTANT. exp, age 20. desires temporary
n steady position. q lao, Ledger Central,
MKKEEPER, age 81, first year, Wharton eve.
SCHOOL 0 yrs. with present employers as stem,
ana asst bookkeeper; good correspondent.
o 345 Ledger Central.
MAuFFEUR wants position with private fam
ny willing and obliging; years , ,cxperlen.cs%-; .s-
wynnefeld ave. West Phlla.
HAuFFEuR. Al. white. single. Wishes posi-
ton; private do, all ir,c.palrsi AL reference.
lSee N. Edgewood St. w. Phiia.
COOK, Japanese, seeks position. private family
or apartment: can take entire charge full cX-
rrience; reference. George. 1884 Vine st.
COST ACCOUNTANT with 10 years experience
lsns, Is open for position, b 1872 Led, of.
DRAFTSMAN, . years experience mechanical
and light structural work. desires position de-
falling or similar work. q 53s Ledger Cent,
fIECTRICAL-TECIINICAL grad. with practi-
cal exp.,. wishes pos. with eng'ng concern with
chances for advm't a55. Led. Central,
SEEs licensed Gractos
ssnces. SOL. Ledger Central.
eRDENER-norst truly competent raising
ssgshtables sshlI flowers, hardy garden; understsnds
nl branches gardcning. including stock. poul-
W. 22s. Ledger Office.
MISREPRESENTATION as gardener and general
eanxe man: good refs. 142. Ledger Cent
H0uSEWQRK. general-Japanese wants posi-
ton in family; best reference. 1so. 1884 Vine
IAN. middle-aged, I'm office or warehouse. wherc
honesty and character will be appreciated;
MARY not so much object congenial sur
r-omolngs and employment. 04s, Led. Cent
LAY. 81, active, honest. sober Industrious.
wants light work. II 200. Ledger Office.
EcHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT open for
ornament position with large manufacturing
A |npany or superintendent of large office
nHdng; 20 years experience all kinds Of me-
Hanical plants, construction and repair work:
~ OF references. G -. Ledger Central.
INNATE SECRETARY, university education
snd several years business experience; ref
Hsnce 200. ledGer Central.
utsiNoGRAPHER. age II. experienced. $40 to
<Ses oeslres position. G $40, ledger Cent.
fSSniNiNAL, young man, graduate. years ex-
Y Essnce seeks permanent connection with
smn .sn progressive concern, with the idea OF
SnmsNlualIy securing small interest in company.
sos. Ledger Central
'ysS1 NAN. "a. Wharton School student, exp.
,epokkeeping, payroll. statistical. figuring,
Sm c.mstes and general office work. desires Posi-
es ~. N accounting line. @ 251. Ledger Cent.
%ssG sG MAN. 80, with 10 years banking ex-
II Enpsace desires position salesman with re-
kSSy.e concern u III. Ledger Office.
-Snnp os1sup COLLEGE, graduate. agency or stem
f-.pn,c work evenings. G. 144, Ledger Cent.
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CARPET CLEANING

KEYSTONE CARPET CLEANING; carpets
cleaned and secured, I'LL Westmoreland 81.
Phone Tioga '351S.
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STORAGE

FIDELITY FIREPRooF WAREHOUSES
lS1l-1S19 MARKET ST.
MILLER n. BROAD STORAGE CO.. Broad ab
Lehigh ave. new freproof additon rooms fire.
proof; furniture and china packers; automobile
vans; estimate free. Boil phone Diamond 7480.
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE. CO.
AUTO Packing and Shipping.
SERVICE 1870 LANCASTER AVE.
VICTORY sToRAGE-MovIEG. PACKING
b215 MARKET ST PHONES
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DOGS. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

PURE WHITE toy poodle puppies. male al
female, pencilod eyes, cheap. Box 9 Gwyneo
Valley Pa.
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amuArIoNs WANTED-FEMALE

arruATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
nusEKEEPER, working. wishes to take full
a.sss Apply 1884 w. Cumberland. Dia-
ncnd 1852 ]. J.A--
coov rxperenced white woman wishes cook
' M only; country. G. 251, Ledger Central.
SfINsTRESS, competent. quick sewer: $50
snd carfare: from to .. 22i, Ledger on.
10cIAL COREESPONDENT-Y woman.
uccns only. NJ 152. Ledger Central.
f0NAN colored wants half-tifne work. clean
M Or cooking: reference. 2O21 St Alhans ST.
EonAN colored, wishes days work. S1.25 a
Gy; reference. Warfeld, 1889 Lombard st.
i0lNC LADY, experienced stenographer, with
sreptIonal references, desires sccretarial po-
stion at half-time. G. 2jI, Ledger Central.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
CORNER PROPERTY WITH
GARAGE PRIVILEGES
Buy modern s.st9ry residence, containing
passed location and condition; price right
QUICK & BRO, Inc.
SOUTH 4OTH ST.
oYEA NEw P4yES % TmE much HEE
bad SSgy y 4 Az setting hess houses ready S
we have rsms,died ths ngd row Invite
TAEs u PFasDeifsSs iss Ss Street h
$50 FnSNE 8WhN bsGlsams al roEGn sGn
veniences; side yard, deep lot; this Is the
near near the Park and nouieyaTd. aGl II The
spGr ToN EsrATs e cp "iG ias + stR &c. Of
willows ave.
GOTH AND GtRARD
renting: ' convenient to stores; ears to ,' any
'ecIg@ 2, iis nj tnARD SP sr%w E3E LiS GSiT
MODERN home. side yard, 50ai Usage ave; /
rm7 sS. nnh S Salh on "GECna SSs G%r Dutch ID
r Terms rHsraf bRowS f EoHHRb SGf'% 4 sgG sOsS st.
saooo-vIGINITY asp AND sPRHcE-Three,
s4S6o oTsinsl % Cost, sl96o fTst mortsasc STtsssS
'%22SS GSR's W6s S6S %Ts1 y snd %Ys % + sG dh st
pooVV heat, eise t.. Lying h%ll; excellent
s's t. HGer cor TaHSi {Stn Go RGs
THE Chiffon APIS. sla-321 n. 3ad st.
@ of rs ses "YnT HnFs s. CSab prS nd
1885 Locust st. 0 to II m.
gasc# hsHHSd HsHBHf Heated
and Cathqrins ,l5Hr 5pilt by 1i Enibprg; rent s23.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-19
AuToMopr1rs
For sale
Continued from Preceding Column

PACKARD ~ CHASSIS; good running order
Eooh rubner. Vim Motor Truck Company
BROAD and Huntington SITS.