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The Lamar register., 1917-11-21
Big Horse Sale

There will be a big public sale Of
horses and mules at the b. 7. Nc
CIave ranch near McClave station next
Tuesday, November 27. The sale will
include ~ head of fine work mares
and mules, all fine farm stock. 1t
will be one of the biggest sales of
work stock of the season.
The Lamar register., 1917-11-21
Busy Man

Heinie johnson, in addition to the
many calls that are being made upon
him as transportation chairman, has
now become substitute call girl for
the private telephone exchange. No
body but Heinie could hold both jobs
and get away with it.
The Lamar register., 1917-11-21

FOR SALE-135 acres 1arm with 1sO
shares Fort Bent water with 100
acres leased state land, inc. $4,000.
five years Z per cent; also 160 acres
unimproved land on Butte creek clear
must sell. GRANT DICKINSON,
Canon City, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1917-11-21
BIG Treat

The Lamar Candy Store this week
offers the people one of the greatest
treats Of the season. On Saturday
they will sell black walnut taffy at
25 cents per pound.
The Lamar register., 1917-11-21
First Church of God
Eighth and Maple

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
viii be glad TO see you there. Come,
you are welcome.
]. W. BLOYD, Pastor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04

able 20 reach proportions that could
have resulted only after years OF de-
lay in the mazes Of department red
tape. Let these men continue In
control Let them serve the govern
ment in the capacities in which they
have been trained. Tax their war
profits where they can be arrived AT
with accuracy, but to confiscate their
property would merely drive them to
other fields OF activity and the gov
ernment would lose that which u
needs most in efficiency.
There is another consideration
Wealth is a volatile substance. II
can withdraw from activity. II can
he and is hid from the eyes OF the
government officials. Any tax roll
proves that conclusively. To take
steps 10 con6scate wealth at this
time would be a colossal failure Just
as Il might be, and as IL seems to
some. Wealth and the capital IL rep
resents would leave the country to
Canada. 20 England, to Mexico, to
Japan, to every nation where no such
measure exists. II might be well In
that connection for those who advo-
cate the conscription OF wealth to
consider the fact that tho they have
been az war for years, have spent
billions TO our millions, that none OF
the warning nations have as yet en-
acted such a law. Even autocratic
Germany, hard pressed tho she must
be. has taken such a step. There
must be a reason for this. and the
reason is found in their belief that
wealth used for the government pur-
noses Is better than wealth merely
in the hands OF the government.
BY raising the income and war tax
en- gradually. by the issue Of bonds
for the present, and imposing great
or taxes on war profits with the next
congress, In other words by giving
wealth and those who handle II an
opportunity OF meeting changed con-
dititons. congress will serve the ma
ton best. Then after the war. when
time will have been given to more
carefully planned scheme OF taxation
system can be devised for accom-
plishing what ought always TO be the
aim OF the government, making thoss
citizens pay the cost Of the war and
OF all government. who can best AZ
ford 10 pay.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04
A FALLEN IDOL

Years ago Robert N. LaFollette
was the idol Of a vast number OF
American citizens. Especially was
he held in high esteem by thousands
An wisconsin and its neighboring
states, where his vicious attacks on
the corporations earned for him the
nickname, Fighting Bob" II was
a term OF endearment, for thru the
tactics OF demagog he posed as the
great friend" OF the common peo-
pie.
so popular did he become as Gov
ernor and Senator that he was a con-
tender OF the presidency. Viewed In
the light OF history II must be ad-
mitted that the greatest service ex-
President Roosevelt ever did for the
country was In defeating LaFolletto
for the nomination by securing that
OF ex-President william Howard Taft
In the Chicago convention OF 1908.
II was then that LaFollette was at
tnt nttkut ol nlh Pot"'''ss
n calamity II would have been for
the United States to have had as It's
president during this war. for he
might have been reelected In 1912
n man OF bis stamp. II seems almost
M tho Providence in lie wisdom In.
terpcsed in behalf Of the American
people 10 save them from the bitter
ienominy OF such President. Hi
fOiio~srs OF that day are leavinI
him as one possessed OF the plague
Ne stan6s revealed. not MS they be
lievod him TO be. domigod. but
vituperative. desptcable demagog,
blind leader Of the blind. who's
course viii make his once respecte'
name term OF scorn wherever tru
Americans meet. The Senate cal
only do itself Justice by expellinI
him from its membership.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04
SPANISH IN THE HIGH SCHOOL.

The study of the Spanish Language
takes the transcendenoy this year al
the High school as the German YER
nacular passes into oblivion. Super
intendent Douglass explains this fact
as due 10 the increasing commercial
relations ~ this country with South
America since the war with Ger
many, and the necessity OF becoming
familiar with the Spanish Language
that We may deal intelligently. The
unpopularity OF Germany In The
United States may account for th'
passing OF the German language into
oblivion.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04
coNscRPTING WEALTH.

There II considerable discussion
these days about conscripting wealth,
ms well Az mon. Such phrase is
n handy catch for the sophist who
would mialead the unthinking. Many
who have not given the question So
rious consideration. or only half In
vestigated what II would lead TO. see
in the failure OF Congress to pass
such an act an attempt 10 saddle the
expense OF the war on those who are
least able to bear its burdens.
Hut IN this the fact3 We do not
believe so. In the nrst place every
sane man believes that not a cent
should be made by any man or an,
corporation from this war. In tbs
words OF the soap box orator no mar
should be- ahlo To coin the blood ol
America Into money. That certainly
would be the case. but how can suol
a result be Accomplished That Is
the question.
AZ the present time what Americs
must do, first of all. il To win the
war. Let theories OF taxation and
economic problems go hang. now
win the war Is the first and foremost
consideration at this time.
To win the war the efficiency ol
the instruments at hand Is the mex
and all important consideration
Have the officials OF the government
shown such a degree OF managerial
capacity that the people are Willing
90 entrust their now overworked de
partments 10 take over at this erisi1
the problem Of managing everything
IN the United States. DO they wan
the men who months after they re
ceived appropriations OF millions FOL
air ships had not been able to ado
a single fiier TO the army or navy Il
conduct the work of producing all
the ammunition, all the guns, build
all the ships needed In this war; DC
such men think that government of
ficials who with $4,000 prospective
soldiers az one army camp, can only
provide 5000 out-of-date rifles
should be given the further business
of directing the private afiairs oi
100, 600. 600 peopleg
These statements are made. not to
discredit the government officials
who are facing the greatest problem
men ever faced, and are no doubt
eTssg their best and performing
many wonderful things, but TO show
the absurdity OF asking men to do
the impossible.
Under private management factor
ies of all kinds for the manufacture
!. of army supplies have shown Won
derful ability, by relief from gov
ernmental red tape they have been
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04

Ontario IL not the only community
with a water problem facing solu-
ton. The neighboring city OF Vale.
according to many OF it's citizens, Is
In serious situation. Its water
mains need extensive repairs. These
repairs can not be met by the issu-
ance OF bonds for the city is bonded
70 Its legal limit. or thereabout. II
can not make the repairs by direct
taxation for the taxes are high there
now and TO increase them would vio-
late the recently enacted law of tax
limitation to an increase OF not more
than per cent. unless approved by
the voters. Looking at II from ev'
cry angle Vale Is up against a war
problem.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04
A TRIUMv|RATE
OF REAL EVILS
Factors Which Affect well
Being Of Farmers.
BAD BOOK WORST RODHER.

Weather, Books and Roads conssibvss
Larp.ly 10 the Influences ef Mural
Las-An Are Factors In Fsvsr 81
the Mail Order House and Against
Local Merchant
IcopyTishtsd. isit by Thomas }, suihvNn-l
Weather, books aud roads cobtrIbuss
largely 10 the influences OF rural lfe-
Had weather aud had roads mean
hooks
And hooks they say are the light
houses crested In the great sea ot
time. They nre mnslvrr who instruct
us without rods or fvrilcs. Without
words or anger. without bread OF
money. n you approach them they
are not Asleep n yon seek them they
do not hide ~ you blunder theyi DO
not scold. n you are ignarant they
4 do not laugh.
Hut the worst robber In ail the
world In . had book. II has hong been
the DEVILS policy To keep the MASSES
OF mankind In Ignorance; but. hnding
that they will read. he II doing all In
his power 60 poison their books. Now
let's See what our rural friend II read
Ing. oh, rara ayisl oh. book without
parallel In the history OF commercial
destruction! ''The book" IN huge pie
torial. tricolored retail catalogue.
The catalogues OF mail order houses
/ are a Kind OF leaky boat ON the waters
OF temptation; some sf the temptation
will get In anyhow.
Mud . Great Hslp Tee.
What Ia more natural with gloom
darkness, rain and mud surrounding q
farmer or suburban dweller. when I,
venture forth means either a sacrine'
OF self or faithful horses. than for hin
10 turn 20 the alluring catalogue fol
} both pastims and a means of procnr
ing the necessaries OF lifef Thus II
, can be seen that the third and bea
factor IN favor of the catalogue house,
) + mud
Man q. measured by his deeds, ard y
. ,,"ms .trinre that after mastering th'
. art of reading the stars, discovering
the course of the planets. controlling
the ir.p monster. the lightning. th'
sea ana tho wind. man shows his in
ability 10 conquer the one great prob
lem which Is proving such draw
back 10 the best expression OF his lif'
IN rural districts ~ far NJ social sns
commercial conditions are concerned
Poor roads seem 10 be his heritage. hl'
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04

Published Thursdays at Ontario,
Oregon, and entered at the Ontario
post office for distribution as and
class matter
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04
The Pledge.

Ipiedge my allegiance TO my Flag
and to the Republic for which IL
stands, one nation, indivisable, with
liberty and justice for all
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04
SUBSCRIPTIONS

One year $3.50. Six months s1.oO
Three months e0c. Single copy &c.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04

You Gan GeC
.,
A Good Bank
In n Good Country
FIRST NATIONAL BANK q
Capital and Surplus 100000 -
4. .
sI
Beds stoves Furniture. pisher
Ne W end Second Hand Goods
Bought and Sold
McDowELL's EXCHANGE :.
70 STORE .
. Linoleums. Bicycles, Sewing
Machines. Trunks
.
. Commercial and Job Prrting
The Art Studio
THE ART STUDIO .
J. r. Kidd. Prop. '
. Photograph, Portraits and Views '
/. Fresh and salt Meats .
|. PALACE, MEAT MARKET .
ls n. III, Tunny, Prop.
Our Service WIN Please You .
IL
/.
psstery Confectionery
Il. PURITY BAKERy
|. Makers OF
|. Kream Krust Bread
lie
|.
|. Deliveries
ELDRIDGE DAIRY
Leon Eldrdge. Prop.
1. Special Deliveries for all
.. occasions
10
(.
wagons - Hacks - Buggies
sTUDEBAKER BROs COR
PORATIoN or UTAH.
There are None Better Than
the ssudobaker
Expert Repairing
/. w. W. LEqsON
|. watches Clocks. .Jewlery,
! Cut Glass Gold and silver Plate
ls
1--WE GIVE SERVICE THAT
SERVES"
ONTARIO NATIONAL aANK
We invite Your Business On the
, Baiais OF Security aud Accuracy
. . Good Cows--Good Service
, ONTARIO DAIRY
O. Bingham, Prop.
We can Furnish MIX or Crtam
in Large Quantities
!
/. Kodaks statioery
! ONTARIO PHARMACY
The Corner Druge Store
The Rexall Store
Fountain Service That Pleases
.
ontario's Only Tailor
Have Your Suit Made Just For
!
/ Glassware. Crockery. Tinware
TnH hANAEii oAoRH
C. n. Comminss. Prop
/ In our Lines We can Save You
! Money
=
' No order too Large None too
} WILSON BROS.
: The Groeers
No Long Waits No Short
Weights
1
a PHONE 40-J PHONE
PRINTING! the right price
u The Argus once.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04
BIu. er... Road. Ar. ssst.

IL Is a pleasure to drive through the
blue grass district OF Kentucky. where
they have what they call maeadaui-
iEed turnpikes. These roads are the
equal of any paved city street and
OF course are passable At all seasons
OF the year They cost approximately
5000 per rnile. The highways In Ken
tucky are from thirty 10 sixty feet Ia
width, IL Is estimated that were the
highways of Illinois regulsted 90 ffty
feet s25.O00,000 could be added 10 the
wealth OF the farmers OF the state.
That alone would build more than 1900
miles OF road.
Spend siso.ooo.ooo.
This county today has about 2.250.-
OOo miles OF public highway. ON which
| IL Is estimated that the people OF the
country are spending Sl5OOo0.000 an
nually. Statistics say we also spend
g., ,O00OO0.O 600 for alcohol. $4,000. .OO0. 900
for tobacco. bnd il is said that the
ladies spend S36s.0O0.Oo0 yearly for
candy. II all this money could be ap
proprlated for road building We could
have turapike 10 the moon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04

A O~"A ~
.
. U. s. Tires Auto Livery
. Acccssorios
. THE FORD GARAGE,
.. Brbie Haynes, Manager, -
agents for Ford Motor Cars q
.
.
. Developing Printing
I. Amateur Finishing Price List
. THE BURRELL STUDIO
. Enlsrging Copying
.
sBey Grain Seed
. sashs, Poultry Supplies
. CASH GRAIN COMPANY
Forwuding
GET A sAxONi
. SAXON SALES 90.
A. 8. Brown. Agent.
It's An Ideal Car
Z.
. BreadinE Stock Incudators
Poultry Supplies
. ONTARIO PRODUCE 90.
Geo. Howe. Manager.
Wholesalers In Poultry and Eggs
. PEOPLES PREssARY
aud repair work. Ladies'
and Gents shoe shining pariof
In connection.
10 All work Guaranteed.
. -
Steam, Hot Water, Air Heating .
. u. y. PLUMBING &HEATISo
COMPANY
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work
. Indian Motorcycles and Supplies
. 80
|.
q. Cleaning. Pressing. Repairing
ONTARIO MODERN PRgssARY
w. C. Beamguard, Prop.
Suits Made 10 Measure
10
|. .,
.. C. C. corsets Art Needle Work,
oil Paintings. Novelties
MILLINERY a ART STORE
HULL % HARrELL
Royal Society Goods
Is
THE STORE THAT SAVES you
MONEY
|. RAIDERS
Call Again -
/. -.
/. -.
Edison Photographs Sheet Music
/. w. L. TURNER
Real Estate, Rentals Insurancs
Sheet Music Records
-
/. :
TROxEIL IMPLEMENT 60.
l. Dealers in
l. Farm Machinery. Wagons
IL ss
-
. Blacksmith Horseshoeing
PIoNEER BLACKSMITH SHOP
G. w and VIM. Lyells,
. Established in Malheur County
in the Year OF 1854
Wood Work Speciality
sls
E . =
We handle everything In Second .
Second Hand Goods
Why pay a high price for new
article when we can supply your
needs with one slightly used3
O. U. FRANKLIN's .
Second Hand Store
THE ARoUs-PHoNE 4s-y
II it's Job Printing. You wish -we
win please you. We are ready a. all
times 10 quote prices on all your
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04

THE ARGUs-PHoNE 4s-J
II it's Job Printing. You wish-we
win please you. We are ready a. all
times 10 quote prices on all your
printins.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-04

PRINTING! the right price a
The Argus once,
PHONE 4s-J ---PHoNE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23

The LATEST man in the village was
actually running, and running hard.
on. on he ran, until-crash-he landed
plump into the portly clergyman.
What - what is the matter?"
gasped the reverend gentleman, in as
constituent.
Cannot stop, sir" came the hurried
reply. "f've just heard of some
work"
And have you got the job?" asked
the clergyman, interestedly.
Don't know sir; just goin' to ses."
What is it?" asked the Clergyman,
in amazement
Some washing for my wifa."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
FOR SALE

BILLIARD, POOL. combination secondhand.
bought. sold, rented. exchanged. repairing,
supplies Iafc koafCr American manufaC-
turer, $50 Grard ave. Phone kens. 23l5,
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES-Also bowl
Ing alevs pnnnOgraphS: easy pay'ts. BRUINS
WICK-BALKE-COLLEND CO. 1909 Arch.
BILLIARD, pool tables; new. secondhand bowl
Ing alleys. easy payments Rosatto- Barry
Street Co 49, :. Sth st. Phone Walnut 22s4
CASH REGISTERS bought. EXCHANGED. repaired.
replated. supplies: new and factory rebuilt
an and SEQ our new models. Registers sold
BY US on easy payments and fully guaranteed.
THE NATIOSN. CASH REGISTER co.
7an CHESTNUT STREET
OPERA CHAIRS. 50c VI
FOLDING CHAIRS. nc UP
CHAIR EXCHANGE, s. r.. cor. 9th and Vine
REFRIGERAToRS and fixtures for meat mar.
kets; electric choppers and tools: stores and
markets htted complete; monthly payments
references are satisfactory. r. #. RAN.
DALI co. A3l " I'd st.. Philadelphia.
SAFES, ireproot new and slightly used ali
sizes bargains; repairing, opening. all
makes low prices. 1871 Frankford ave,
eAFES, hreproof; also thin wall safes: closing
out large lot Of slightly used all sizes and
mahesi big bargans, 2lN North Fourth ST,
USED OFFICE FURNITURE
Everything imaginable I'm this line and plenty
q "; best assortment and best value in PhilA-
eslpnia; free auto delivery anywhere
HUGHES, llth and Buttonwond.
tVh sALE-Ons De La VerEne oil engine. in
alstclass condition. can be seen running every
aag ., W. cor Front and Nenango sts.
VI hEPAlRS your watch, no matter how badly
,s broken: new parts al cost; bring this ad
-.sH sol. 'lA SAMSON st., Room g. karmatE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
Not for Him

Il noticed Mr. Dubwate didn't
take very kindly to my little tall,
on seltmastery."
"Of course not"
We'll. why not?"
three grown daughters who resemble
their mother"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

VIZ tto,ss = uHE ROAD TO continuous service In YO-
h@M f9@M ANIl-FRlCTlON METAL for lining ma
fihhe oearlnEs Is through its uniform compost
ts.Se4i lgf over 30 years IRON and BRASS
AopNDhfS, lij North Second.
JAMES YOCOM & SON,
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
o4hamos, motors boilers steam and oil en-
sues pumpa, air COmpFessors.
sANk FRANK TOOMEY, Inc, l2T ~ 81 ST,
S5NSAMOS. motors and machinery bought sold
IL, Fenteds armatures repaired. Main 0l .
-.--aIAtt a0bo fearsley Co, pa n 81 ST.
~ie 9oAPRESSORS-4 Rand" 24x24x3O In.
IaiAhl line, steam driven. ready for deliy-
slss seyfert's 487 ~ 81 81.
a.EhAAkERs' heavy double-end punch and
7Aeafss bertsCh heavy gCared power shears.
NUTrALL. iTiS n. 18th
"Sh2D PuLLEYS tGilberp: thousands in stock;
go Arch ST.
~ - of plain and automatic machinery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Continued rom prccsdno coiumn
eBEF,AlTo AlToAs AsFTEn. .cuRlsrMAs sALB

SBE,AT, AFTER. CHRISTMAS SALE
IT. l.NINOS AID PLAYER PIANOS
, tnnee, NtTa large December business brourht
On Pl2noa pianos and NiCtrolaq These Ti5gns i1go,
mSne Neen rebuilt In our repair ghops ard y r.,
m11W sod with the strong Heppc ru1roptcs
witbi41 neana nan iull protection and free exchange
Prices have been reduced In many r,sos ~
foiigi,,,n0urth the original value Of the piano al
Ch,iiekerlnE Lester Miller. Schumacher. Gun.
S"g., y 10 SIPS, $3.50. etc '
.,,t.,Sntten slightly used pianos with three
EquaIl1inE boards-Heppe. Marcellus Inics and
rt1geq 500 to 800 below regular prices
lhese pianos nre good as new and fully eiia
anteed for ten years. H'''
-, several player. pianos at s3JO S3TI S2qI
Special-S29j Wcberfeid pIayer. pIaEo. in
good condition. cost $500
90, $500 monthly and uprdrde
I1all or write for large Illustrated catalogues
''a ''f4i2f HEpPPE99ss PPE99s r rFSES FPS2yEmSnts; ts;ronEs
COR 9Th THOMPSON SITS. PHit.A. PA
Sis5.-NEw UPRIGHT PIANO
.S3QO QUALITY Gurautreh
-IEIMS 81 30 VEFEIY
BELhAk, ii20 CttESTNUT SIT
taSE.LARGE TALKING MACHINE rFdlsan,.
WIN cabinet and rerOrds: finished I'm u beau
nt,un, guariered oak; cost new SSi. can be paid
hI lne rate OF - cents weekly; an excellent
gargain; In good condition equal to new. wrIts
HEPPE'S UPTOWN ST6RES
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS.
PLA EERPtANQ ss-nolc. mahogany case. lu
scll vcry chcap for CASH make offer lot of
IVllS. $50 Germantown ave.
PIANOS and Players used Write for RargaIn
l,uuNLtl. PoWer Weymau. $500 \, Broad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
HEATING

"EsAdEhs' ssIahHSs' boilers. Tansss new and rebuilt;
-lll install cheap. 1927 Fllbert 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
INSTRUCTION

1elSkssFuL TEACHER visits pupils; vocal
nlanQ' elocutiOu; also coaches adults Of
psasseeteq education; moderate terms. NJ 7iS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD-Cash paid FOR old gold silver
ANTIQUES clocks Send postal, will cali
ROGERS. - S 18th 81. Roth phones
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum. plated ware old.
EtNIe ,lewelry. teeth plates bought Tor cash
Ist. $50 H. l.. clark rcnner. SO7 SAMSON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WY WITH $1,000 and influence. to act as III.
rector In one Of the biggest cleancst and best
prSP9fthSns prop h rrSHS SSSr o orSSa"%SI S So
nscted with money positively secured; we
nancy and are Interested special induccment
10 a few directors + 81 Ledger Central.
NEW UP-TO-DATE gents furnishing store, will
invoice about Sil00 long lease and low rent
finest location IN the city Of Chester: all stocl;
south for his health. can Monday morning.
j NJ W0LFORp,
-62G EdgcmOut ave. Chester, Pa.
TsTARIIsHED coal sand. cement and build
ine material business heavy, tcaming, long
distance. moving Subcontrnctlng: last years
..po .r2a foder wf Room @''T WooWorth af Bud ID
INK Bethlehem, Pa,
RESTAURANT for sale, one q the, oldest res
United states as lack Of Hlarts, price
and l2j s. 10th st.
CAPITAL, SOLICITED in mfg. co. which is
row hga,ERs Its Paq ns n m one go r5 of i,f IS
NJ 81 Ledger omcc
F7sOO or MORE to invest with services in
profitable by sG9t,ona g2po nG 9ns9Sss 9SS
Hdentia O5G Ledger Central
DELAWARE CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED;
best legal service; lowest cost; full informa-
tion: forms and CORPORATION manual. Della
minston BEL
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN. with some capital.
Ssse' s 5Teo Ire f niroi9dSG % or PGGfdI
and vicinity Address g5s, Ledger Central.
PARTNER with s5oon capital desired rs nnnn-
featuring plant, NJ 0il. Ledger Central,
PATENTsr5.omr, books sent free .ra 'Howr to
3gSR iaaS cRRdSsn'at cHRRSen'st ST. PbiadelphiHH HanS Co..
EIGHT PER CENT Investment; interest mailed
quarterly. Home Builders Co. l0ll Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
BOARDING
SANITARIUMS

3d-hoor front room with hoard. pr
family. cony. to Both st. l.. Barring 1911 "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-23
STORAGE
FIDELITY F1REPROOT wAREHOUsEs
1Si1-lSlg MARKET ST.

MILLER n. BROAD STORAGE co BROAD nb
d.ehiEh ave. new dreuroof addition: rooms
nreproof: furniture and china packers nuto
. vans; estimates free Bell phone TioEa 400
WEST PHTLA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
..ALID Packing and SNIpulu~
SERVICE $3.50 LANCASTER AVE