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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
MANY GOOD POSITIONS

Can be had by any ambitious young
man or woman in the field of rail-
way or commercial telegraphy. We
want number of young men and
women to prepare for the telegraph
service to fill vacancies caused by un-
usual drafting of young men for Sig
nal corps. Prepare to help your
country. Write today for full par
ticulars. The Railway Telegraph In
stitute, Portland, Ore. (adv47-4t
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LOCAL NEWS

$4%+*s%ss++ses-se.s4.s1s4as-s-ss-
/ DR.. v. C. White, veterinarian. ad
Fire Insurance; Beebe adv.12-52
C. s. Beebe. attorney. adv.12-52
The best of feed. corn, at Bond
Bros. adv. 23-t1
Mrs. E. L. Sherman went to Boise
Thursday.
Baled hay and grain at Heese's
feed yard. adv. 24tf
Get your seed barley at the Firth
Milling company. adv. 45tt
Mrs. Mary sorensen, Of Riverside,
has moved to Shelley.
Order your Deering repairs and
supplies at Hendricks. adv. 36-tf
Miss E. H. Ellison made a business
trip to Pocatello, Friday.
! Mrs. S. L. Freckleton was a
Blackfoot visitor, Friday.
! Mrs. c. H. Reeves, of Seattle, pass
ed thru Blackfoot, Thursday.
Mrs. G. L. Bywater returned to
her home in Pocatello, Friday.
! Painting. tinting and paper hang
ing, Mike Bischoff; phone 489J.
adv. 3S5tf
! Mrs. Annie Anderson, of Wapello,
was shopping in Blackfoot, Friday.
George Porter, who has been in the
east for some time, returned home
Thursday.
If you want to buy or sell good
horse come to the Red Barn. Mont
gomery Bros. adv. q If.
Muriel Duckworth has returned
from visit of several weeks in Ari-
mo, Idaho.
Mrs. E. M. Selleck, of Apex, Mon
tana, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
E. M. Steers.
]. Jones, of North Carolina, is
visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. H.
Fisher, this week.
We have plenty of good barley on
hand; good for seed or feed. Firth
Milling company. adv. 45tf
Mrs. John Gibbs, Mrs. c. F. Paske
and Mrs. Herbert Strong, of Ashton,
spent Thursday in Blackfoot.
Loa Martin spent the weekend in
Pocatello, the guest of Marion Club
buck and Mrs. Margaret Gross.
Mrs. Mary Owen was in Blackfoot
the latter part of the week. She
returned to Idaho Falls, Thursday.
Mrs. F. c. Licken, of st. Anthony,
returned to her home, Thursday. She
has been the guest of Mrs. L. p.
Batway.
Mrs. P. E. Thomas and children
returned to their home in St. An
thony, Friday. They have been the
guests of Mrs. B. Whitmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harris visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. o F. Smith last
week. They returned to Pocatello,
Friday, and will reside there.
Mrs. Eva B. Smith, of American
Falls, was in Blackfoot the latter
part of the week transacting bust
ness and shaking hands with old
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Lambert. of
the Wicks district, are the proud par
ents of baby girl born Thursday,
June IA, 1917. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
Mrs. Maud Garretson and Mrs.
Campbell, of Pocatello, came up
Thursday for the Christian Science
lecture and were the guests of Mrs.
e. T. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Spongberg and
Anna Spongberg motored from Poca-
tell, Sunday, and were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Bergman.
Miss Ida Mulholland returned to
her home at Watertown, South Da-
kota, Monday, and was accompanied
as far as Salt Lake CITY by her
sister, Mrs. H. D. MacCosham. She
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
MacCosham for several weeks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
SITUATIONS WANTED

SITUATION WANTED WORK in
hotel or rooming house. Have had
experience. Call Mrs. Carrie
Slack, Anderson rooming house: !,
(47-tf
POSITION AS FOREMAN A ON
stock ranch Address r. N. Rob
erts. Blackfoot, Idaho. 445tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
MIR. BUNDLE HERE

M. B. Bundle, of Idaho Falls,
president of the Seeger-Bundlie store
in Blackfoot, brought his family
down by motor Tuesday evening. Mr..
Bundle conferred with the store
management, and then attended the
Red Cross dance with his wife and
daughter, and showed them there
was some spring left in papa's feet.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
The Woman's Shop
Eccles Building
HOME BY MOTOR

Roscoe Rich, more generally
known as Muggins, left the latter
part of last week for Los Angeles.
He with Mrs. s. ]. Rich, Juanite,
Irene, Geneva and Elwood Rich will
motor back to- Idaho and expect to
reach here in about three weeks.
They will spend the summer here.
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sTRAYED

,TRAYED FOUR BUCKSK1N
horses, mare and her three colts;
Mare 10 years old, branded bar-T
on left thigh, cross on right thigh;
colts ages two and three years old,
branded II. on left thigh, SUCKING
colt not branded. Finder please
notify Charles ]. Thompson,
Moore, Idaho. Reward. (47-tfmt
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

Advertisements under this head
will be charged for at the rate OF
10 cents per line each issue.
The Republican will not De re-
sponsible for more than one insertion
for errors in classified advertise
ments.
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CARD OF THANKS

We, the undersigned, desire. to
thank the many friends who assisted
us during the time of need, in the
loss of our beloved cousin and
nephew.
s Very truly,
MRS. S. M, TAYLOR
adv. p and Family.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
BARBARA HOLBROOK
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS

Little Miss Barbara Holbrook en-
tertained Julia Hoover, Fannie Mae
Ezell, Margaret Hansbrough and
Lenoir and Marie Jacobsen at de-
lightful lawn party, Saturday, the
occasion being her sixth birthday. A
dainty lunch was served to the young
guests by Mrs. Holbrook.
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RED CROSS NOTICE

There will be no more sewing at
the Red Cross work rooms until
week from Monday, the eighteenth
It June. adv. 482mt
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
PLUMBING

Grove City Plumbing company,
plumbing and heating. Agents LOT
Valyeless Closets. Job work .
speciality. Shop under Isis theatre.
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Corn at Bond Bros. adv. 23-tf
DR.. v. c. White. veterinarian. ad.
Life insurance; Beebe adv.12-52

Life insurance; Beebe adv.12-52
Ruth Blomquist was a Pocatello
visitor, Saturday.
Mrs. Carlus Partridge went to Po-
catello, Saturday.
Katherine Woods went to Salt
Lake City, Saturday.
Mrs. G. LufQuist, of Firth, was
in Blackfoot, Saturday.
Mrs. G. E. Tillett returned to her
home in Ogden, Saturday.
Zelma Egly is working for the
Blackfoot Motor company.
Mrs. o. E. Snyder and daughter
went to Pocatello, Saturday.
Bessie Vandervort and her mother
of POcatello are visiting in Blackfoot.
! Mrs. Emma Johnson returned from
a short visit in Idaho Falls, Satur-
day.
| Chloe Thorne, of Pleasant Grove.
Utah, is visiting with Mrs. M. r. Cob
bley.
Mrs. Robert Nicholas spent the
weekend with her parents in Poca-
tello.
Mrs. A. C. Mcdonald and daughter,
Vivian, spent the weekend in Poca-
tello.
Master MILFORD Beck visited in
Rexburg last week. He returned
Sunday.
1t will surely pay you to let the
Firth Milling company grind all your
feed. adv. 45tf
Ring Mike Bischoff for painting,
tinting and paper hanging. Phone
489J. adv. 385tf
Dr.. c. V. Williams, veterinarian.
Office Gibbs Livery. Telephone Is
and lat. adv. 34tf
Mrs. B. Cowley went to Ashton,
Saturday and will visit with Mrs. T.
O.. Murphy.
Mrs. M A. Leichman, of Logan. is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. H.
G. Bergman.
Mrs. Dora France spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Ophelia
Curd, at Basalt.
Try Firth Milling company for
or nf fhnir no r.1nu. onna f0rs off or,
seed or feed. adv. 45tf
c. w. Bergman left Friday for
Lava Hot Springs, where he will
spend several days.
Mrs. Alice Warren, of Aberdeen,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. L.
Johnson, in Ogden.
George w. Kyle, of Denver, is in
Blackfoot and will be with the Stude-
baker people for short time.
Mrs. Will MARI came down from
Butte, Saturday, and will visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Thompson.
Mrs, Mary Downs returned to her
home in Idaho Falls, Saturday. She
has been visiting with her daughter,
Maria Downs.
II you want to buy or sell a good
Eorse come to the Red Barn. Mont
gomery Bros. adv. 34tf
Let the Firth Milling company do
your feed grinding, they can do it
good and quick. adv. 45tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, parents of
Mrs. F. c. Christ, returned to their
home in Colfax after short visit
in Blackfoot.
Mrs. G. Jones returned to her
home at Springville, Utah, Saturday. !
She has been visiting her son, Frank
Jones, at Sterling.
Miss Alberta Coleman has taken
five months leave of absence from
her claim near Springfield and left
Saturday for Pocatello.
Mrs. George Sutherland. returned
to her home at Springville, Utah,
Saturday. She has been visiting
Frank Jones at Sterling.
Mrs. ]. w. Atkinson, of Aberdeen,
went to Salt Lake City, Saturday,
and will visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. /. Adamson.
DR.. A. B. Richards returned from
his professional trip, Saturday, and
will have charge Of the local bust
ness for the next two weeks.
Mrs. j. H. Campbell returned Fri |
day to her home at Benton City,
Washington. She has been visiting |
at the home of e. F. Campbell.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. Samuel Guyer, piano teacher,
exclusive European method taught,
special attention given beginners.
Phone, HOW, or call at Sc Sc. Main
street. adv. 48-4mt
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
JACK SCREWS FOR SALE

Two jack screws, three feet high
when extended, having 9inch base
and 51s Inch top and pinch screw
Mrs. Annie Kelley, Sterling, Idaho
adv. 48-2mt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
25 HORSES TO KEEP IN PASTURE
for summer season. F. M. Straight.
12-mile post, Mackay brancn:
435tfmt
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 1S9 n.
Maple. 4''i'
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
Special on Wash Skirts
Special on Waists

An exceptional value in wash novelty waists If
the newest colors and figures at $I5o and up.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-18
Special on Chautauqua Hats

A nifty line of Chautauqua hats, very chic pat
terms and stylish models, designed and ordered
specially for this occasion and specially priced for
this week $500 and up.
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Miss Ida Mulholland returned to
her home at Watertown. South Da-
kota, Monday, and was accompanied
as far as Salt Lake City by her
sister, Mrs. H. D. iMacCosham. She
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
MacCosham for several weeks.
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'GOSSIP OF THE STREET
RAILROADS DOING THEIR PART
TO HELP NATION WIN THE WAR
Pooling of Facilities to Handle Freight Conges-
ton Instance of Patriotism-Await Rate Ad
vance Decision-Gossip Of the Street

mrgec OF
Tcouutr Food
cnvrlw win the auda
the
bred t. wit that
h tho lchw
mnagcments have been octuacd They lmc
tand or
during time when might bo said they fighting the
yxstcn
Failing in at first Gracefully with to Administrations idea of central man
their
facilities
In
sc1sea aud % = disaly rtaGce
if I % t ~
m h. nat
Of ttuour
reached hau mi 60
mate Workshop mill
ut
to-
by The Of
And tho
uu the COS of
ships anl other
rsuco on 'c o men
operation plus 10 Railroads
Is a
.nyalu which railroads
u th
securities which
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FRESH FRUITS

,huu"rr~s of Gun quality spld lu,rj. .nI
rdl"h " shadr rrmrr. Other fruits W.. gu
yrsi{ I,, .I""4E: 2aoi%,ions: AgpI"s, prr. h1
o. -. TMM,,gi',.G'unc. M,i <ll% so Wtne5,r, s.
ga'aw.n, ,$S3gd: H9me Br,an,y, ,,St5on $50;
G.T'!Ma".'f Golden N@n7; Stmh,. &3n3: Gguo,
Nl-. $500 y I. 81. Apples. western. l.r box -
Juuu thdu, $. - =. -. Winter lhnauit. S2ui
2.T5. Spr@-nhrr-, Si.i0T275: Rome Ecauty.
Sl35 ~. 50, Delicious, Sl.5o :, :. 30: Eus, 81. 80
p2 80; StuyInau Win"Sap, 81. .5uU y -; Winter
Pnarmoin,. $l75u @25; Ort"y. ST. - n 225;
Nowtpwu pippiu. 81. - :. -, King David. E -
az. B"Iir Figur. ~ So. Apples nearby,
per hamper, go "a Sl.au; Ip, du, per "a -husu.
1asNc', -, " $. -. h"W"n., n,r boN. 81 :.
california. p.r h"N .S2ni, d". Florida, p"r
iuN seq Grapefruit Florida. u'r buN, S20
400; du. Porto Rico, per hON, - iup3 Pin
apples. Porto ltC", per crate -. - =" u. Grape,
New N"rn, per 3slh. buSii"t. luu 10. DO. 'u.
per i5.lh. baslsr - 70 SO. lo. Caltoruf.. To-
kan. PER CRATE. So 70 81 80; do. d., NlHluu}s.
per craft. 81. .; do. do. Mus>,t." r,r rruo,
81. - n "a; do, do, 'urunHuu. p'r crate. 81 80
Hl.90 laarf. Sow "IrE. t-r "nan, has,,
~cCia,. So =; sheldon, So ~ =. Pears. Naw YORK.
pr bbl. S'gkr: S"."n,.N. SG''dous SHI y.
pears. New York, Scckol, per hr-, 81 80 u I,
IraIthrrrirs jersey, rrr crntn, 81 - 90. %,
80. i", por hDl, So Y. S,rUwh"rr!os, '..'.
T,,r1 rur q 30
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

w,s u,a st.., lt"c'ipts Na.i5t bush Tho 'narEe'
,.fnrS rS'"iN. LIMITATIONS. Tear lots In export eIe,
rortbcrn' n'sy,,grnmeYt stagaard nsgcctionl So
No ,nlr.hs - @I' Nc. | hard winter, 81 =.
80. TdFuHi rcd ,ssE'2S ~. ! hard whic, '2ss3i
No. 4 e. ,ayh gf t."s. grades g. a bushol less
NJ :" ",,'ssi No :. lnc lcssl: 30 . red. 50 -
.'ft I'd So T1a' ,o' >s222 40 . rrd 81 q; No .
So ',Nf;l'i No. ru,l. 81 II; 30. 4 soft red.
r-I U,., NhltH wheat relative Is same price a.
so, 'n'NI' wheat, = or Ne. :, Shcuts rcl or
l,arifs IE1p, sampl"' wiu rr bought On their
rbpS S'u,,, IN no case at above Ic under 80. I.
ir!,diiE' tff",'!l'S, i1G bush, There was littlo
tati,,'g ,''y Itlu,S Nur' entirely nominal quo
WnsIrr" "Ir lots for local trade, aa to luca 'iuul.
Dh,rg .I5> - ), and = yellow. nominal
a.iy h,ir iI'''iris ~. I 60 bush. Prices further
ltyIt - Hu' To strong outside uuviCos and
r6i6c ,''iai,Si .ianS,r, SnGtauans' 50 white. son
rI''IlsH, \" y" : Whit; ,7Sg a. 80
I.r',,, NJ Hlol goods tu fair ryuuOs and steady.
,t,rit" ''l'E, Tor shipment. hut business was
Ju'',li,", ,| 'hr limited offerings from the mills
s,r.,',,,'," ',"". g., Fer lhG lbs ia vuud-Wlut"r.
t,,t"lSShi' Siu.lu" IL 70. kausas ci.ur. So - "a
- Az i'l,n' Sll u Lac; ,pruE. Urst cl"tr
ID int".,'"' u" - d". do. mill shiuuruts go -
I,, Nv. ~. u"~"rS patent, spot. 81. .dOt -;
famit" i"'IM,: mn shrg"n,. ,sio65 alo.95; do.
'" I1h't patent Sll n II -. l1, regular grades.
so - ., irsiSh'. }lo l0@ l".25. uo. do patent.
.kIE.. Flour sold slows u, former rates
'''''''"'+ vf E".1" IL. us to .uuaNts.
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Cotton Buyers and Sellers

NEW YORK Nov. 27,-December-Ru Rus
sell ana Mitchell bid; Hopkins Wenman
and Cone offered.
January--Keiffer, Johnston, Munds, New
man bid; McEnany, Schley and Mitchell
offered
March, Lowenstein, Wenman, Ranleitt
and Sellar bid; Downs. Schanz. Munds,
Beardsley offered.
May--R. Hubbard, Hentz. Hagedorn, Gif-
ford and Wolf bid Hyman. Hartcorn. Wat
kins. Munds and Cone offered,
July--FreemaN offered
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LOST AND FOUND

BAG--I.ost lady'- black velvet baE. Broad 81.
between walnut and chestnut. Kindly retutn
TO Geo. \. Watson. 1881 Real Estate Trust
Rlds Reward.
DOG--Iost. female iloetou bulldog. hriudc with
white face aud chest, heavy set; namo kap
Reward if returned to ". e. Fisher, 3Gl2
Walnut st Bariuu iIl@.
PiN-1ost nm opal and diamond circle pin, IN
WsuHmskcr's or HuuWit, T"iyr's. Reward if
returned 90 1909 l..hivh ave.
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Refined Sugar Unchanged

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--The refined sugar
market continues unchanged with the
american, National and Pennsylvania COM
panies quoting fine granulated at S35c. The
FEDERAL and the Warner companies and
Arbuckle Brothers are still withdrawn. Raw
sugars are unchanged at 6.90c
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5
the
absence Of any friction among
in Of
Federal
machine
all
r-clasers, someh haves
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT >,
T,yrorpos motors boiler. steam and oil en-
glra1. puulps, air Cpmpressors,- - ,
FRANK TOONIEY, Inc. 12I y. 30 81.
l.r.I,,TBIc MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
''''' POWER EQUIPMENT
D.HRTE.N MACHINERY co, 1lN \, I'D, ST.
g-u y uTTO GAS ENGINE. months old;
.,s, 81 500: will sell at S5hn guar'utccd'
YFARSTEY co. 224 n. Sd 81.
Iy\,NipS motors ana machinery bought sold
nnd rented NEARSLEl GO, 22i y, SO
street.
kTERNATIN,i and direct current motors. new
- mi r,..d -, T. Mink Co.. 29I y, ith st
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PERSONALS

BESSIE. II BESSIE. who wrote 'o her uncle,
William Craig, IT, Kansas tity IN 1905. Will
communicate with tho UNDERSIGNED she viii
learn some thing greatly 90 hNr advantage.
WALTER " APPEL.
$50 SNmos BulldiuE
Denver, colorado.
Will. SOT HE RESPONSIBLE Tor any debts
WILLIAM II Stt'IT.
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of
Of OF
alofso it is
There widely hnown or that could command
of
Il
n!adey other
ssuec
nsL Il OFF
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CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO NOV. "7.--HOGS-- Receipts, ~. 600
Lea4i estimStcd tomorrow $1,000 head steady
lgh, SO. 7ua 4 90 miS"ds 81 ga i7.S5;
CATTLE--Iccclpts, i7u0u head. Weak,
slL7O.
SllEEI'-E"ceipts L., 600 head strong.
Sl90u. Lambs, SlI.
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WANTED

1NTIQUE FURNITuRE, broken Jew,lry. ,..liys,ss
Chestnut. Phone Walnut 1929 Est. 1865.
iRoKEN JEwELRY. antiques pistols. ceins
Soin hook with prices pay mailed lac. J. n.
BOSS tPeope's siore), 2ee $. iith Wal g4sa
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
highest cash prices paid In w., y. Don't be
misied by others who have followed U.s. buf
Nrst lei our refined buyer estimate on your
old suits. oyercosts. shoes. etc. Call. phone'
or write Walnut suha. s.4
VI " DAVIDSON Wv
s. w. cor 18th aud Arch
CAsT-oIrF CLOTHING. highest prices maid. ~
call anywhere. Ph, Lstck Gis5. Friedman'4
cAsT-oFF CLOTHING iiixhest prioe4 ~ "a
ladies' and sentiemen's eiotnAn1 * AH n
scriptions: hats, sboes. tXs. e1f A sX{|l
ssy ssSns Or ssSs,l ss:,l el{y y,Iar e siEd ~:
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MONARCH TALKING MACHINE co.
b14 ;. BROAD ST.
IS. have on hand a f"w used hut pood-as-new
machines: selling at bargain prices.
pIANO-gT5 cash; SS5. 81 wceklv. Tor msgnle
'srt ,,urigbt pl. mo- been used; deClied barGa IN
II, r, TODD 1906 Arch ST
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD silver platinum PnSS plated Ware sSr oS-
Est 1917. J. +. CLARK, rehn"r soT SAMSON
OLD GOLn silver watches. falss seth broker
jewelry, talking MACHINES, feeotas, h%iines' MN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

SOt-TII SOMAlIA. Noy. - HOGS Hcccipts,
SUuu head. steady, Sc lower
CATTLE Receipts, lO,o0n head Killers
steady. ~ o.,
lambs. SLOW, "5c lower; feeders, steady,
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TYpEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES

'rYPEwRITEEs RENTED
NONVISIBLEI3 MONTHS, %
NiSiBI .h,--3 MONTHS, 81 so -.
FACT3RY :, REET,TiI1To Il ,II1o TYhEEMMIhSHriEasos YhEMISr 70
sno CIiESTNUT ST WAL 2549 MAIN 32d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

i,r,,p t..r.r.. rt. model lol7 bod. aud hood.
30S3,g urrs; at-"rouuI urrgrg. ToEd'ion
lol" rrgni&i."Gr., rr,..i&i, rs. THIrnn.Tr '''' 7'''
iaiG Iln.,buu' now tires aud u-"t Very Ui-
iola rur,nou,. d.mouuraa,n rta..: rerfcc,
condition. w"i s",I.i' 'i..,,
i,n i,'', and S5i'eo,6'. eo,6. GOV "
''aAldnt,it,1, iaAard,tan, Wit s.A ,@,p IA, Eang-to6 i@>,
5 5a 'rrE H. e.. fog st. r'w waais5d on iSa5& a' 70, "res
HrPN"nlLE lal7 t"InriiPqs; clr,ggtr., lights and
s'arta~. hi' rn"p. I7lI L''HS' 81
arARMoN-lola-loiG
Ns2 f, &%ING &2s%$IIN az Z %2iAT!iHiIs II A2T!iHiIIEs '9iSe' @6
BROAD AND RACE STREETS
I,nr r.. Cunningham MANAGER Used Car Dept
OVERLAND lcl" 'ourns, d., H. very -aod caIpdl,
de- R;SaroR wHuEc,|' lIoto- Co.. ao4 Y Broad st..
PAIGE 1916 TOURING, passenger. d3N, fully
iI1ss.l51 iI41g. G.s .wiS1g M5t1- co., aoi Y. Broad 81.
r,I;I, 1916 touring G-tG : pass. .iu except onaI
aga5i%@w nag3aao%w r20MS" MStor co a5i Z HroaG 81, &c.
rAlGG lgl7 Tn rl9'IEI%G ~ nsfs"GFrr ga: iaS' a
risrow,Wii,"y Motor 90. ao4 \. broad 81,
STANLEY u-"s k.r9sy,qs ,m,, tor fugl Cn sGu beat
SThNLEG MoTuE rARKIAGE -.
~" Chestnut EFF.
SruDERAKER.o . cyL, IN top-not'A shapc' bis
@a2rfnleeM2 My5r a?Es g. 'Tid' adi e EE'2 road s..
VIM USED CARS
Good running order. Can he seen at g0a-1l
WHILE rls r:as @ ,s'"M Mr ' Gcmch iii Iocust s' S0o'
SOLE MARlAITH%NE AND IrAT{RE TREES =,
tires acGsTSg,s acT & e fyeFE riYp fSiiTp'2p % on hand
spruce -. lill Locust 81. Race 2t5
Mro hear;ssS fq!,N mlNo cgggiprrYd; perfect cond
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HELP wANTED-MALE
con,inpcd from Preceding co'umn

siNTY EE1rIt-.NY EES
REPORT IoE work lMMEpLNTULN
rtTTSBuRGlI SEAMLESS TJuE 60.
HEAVIER FALLS. IA
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BAR SILVER

E;;s E:'s l;;s':' cents NJ I'M VI II::;s III
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DR-ssMAKING AND MILLINERY
nRESSNAE lNG-Auy stylc made for 80: one
fiinE; coat suits So: rcmoduling a specially;
I. Nil"r llli Chestnut St, Room ~.
WORN wanted at home: lace m"ndng and en-
hruiioring; beat refs Apply 1900 Waverly St
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BOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WuEk.
MIST BE uEEE 10. DHANCE LOl:
ADNANCE,MNE%ri =, - ARIA. ALi,r.,liii AlIrHR ;R,,,i
IINO...
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STORAGE

I}f,y your Christmas cards early; make your se.
1.rfipu- from l9d designs; price 70 cents TO 81
nor dnz urintad. The card ShOp. go chestnut.
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
10 ulRE-Day or night brand-new, 5-passen-
ser toprng esrsa 81. .25 hour; new I-passengsr
a specially, 1888 Ridge ave, Bell phones:
Pop. 121l or Pop. l49i or Pop, 1911; itey.
stone. Park 1AS2 Specal rates by day.
LlNnouslNES. TOURING CARS & TAXIcABs
Ford Town Cars.
Autos for Weddings and Funerals.
AMERICAN TANlCAp 90.
Spruce 85. l4i1 Locust, Race 245,
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NIrroKY TuRAGE-sPECIAL Low RATES
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE, ,MASHiNGrOS
AND DISTANT POINTS BUM fhoNbS'
N215 MARKET.
MILLER n. BROAD STORAGE, co. Broad ab.
rbigb ave: new fireprOot addition; rooms nre-
prooi. furniture and china packers; automooils
Vans: estimate free. Rell phone Diamond 1861
rIDEIJTY FIREpRObF WAREHOUSES;
ls1i-isl9 MARKET ST
nIpAItD STORAGE CO 0tS Girard ay. moving
hacking storing Phone POp J2Oi PARK 42S
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antel

AUTOS BOUGHT. ANY CONDITION
Pay best prices. lls y. Carlisle st. Sur. 1881.
Packard Limousine: also twin q
limousine. see &. Gemehl lll1 Locust 81.
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DAINr1NG AND pApERHANaINc
PRINTING

! fAlN i'No NA = =,
| FOR GOOD and reasonable papeihanElnS can
! -I-irl.rsnr. nas y. ith 81. Main nN3H ~.