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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05

c., arrived in the city yesterday and
are now visiting their mother, Mrs. j..
l.. M. Irby. Their marriage took place
Monday evening at the homo of tho
bride in Hamlet.
Miss Ida Omahundra, OF Fluvanna
County, Va, who is spending tho win
ter with Mrs. Robert Davis in Foun-
tain Inn, visited Miss Mary Hughes
last week, returning to Fountain Inn
yesterday.
Robert Lucas and his collegc-mate,
w. 10. Burnett, Of Spartanburg, re-
turned home with Mrs. Lucas from the
Wofford-Furman game at Grcenville
Thanksgiving and spent tho night
with Mrs. Lucas here, going back to
Spartanburg, accompanied by Mrs.
Lucas. the following day.
Milton a. Sullivan, who has been
spending awhile with his home peo-
pic at Tumbling Shoals, passed
through the city Wednesday OH his
way to New York, where he will be
connected with the cnginccriue dc
partmcnt Of the navy yard. Mr.. Sulli~
van is a graduate of Georgia School
Of Technology and has been making
rapid progress in his profession.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05
Other Oniccrs Commissioned.

Capt James ID. Crosby. First Lieu
tenant Robert Paul Austin, Second
Lieutenant Rufus T.. Sadlcr, of Clin-
ton, Second Lieutenant Robt. A..
knight, Of Laurcns, are other Lau-
rens men commissioned as officers at
Fort Oglcthorpc last week and not m
cludcd in the first list published by
The Advertised. Second Lieut. j.. f..
-'ngshorc IS also credited to this
county.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05

Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for short honey
moon to Grcenyille. The bride is the
attractive young daughter Of NIr. and
Mrs. r. l.. Owings; while the groom is
the youngest son of Mrs. iIUlla Riddcll
and is employed in the postofIlce here.
Both young people have scores of
friends throughout the county who
wish for them much happiness. They
are now at home to their friends at
Sullivan street
Williams-IIill.
Married near Gray Court, on Dec.
End, by REV. ]. L. McLin, Mr. Lonnic
Hill and Miss Altha Williams.
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Annual Meeting OF Wednesday Club.
The anniversary meeting Of the
Wednesday Club was held with Mrs. j.
ID. Watts, November 2Sth. 1t is Gus
tomary for the birthday celebration to
be purely social and this twcnty-third
anniversary party was unusually
pleasant Mosdamcs George Bale,
w. Fl. Clinkscalcs, and Chas III. Hicks
were the committee to assist the host
css in the entertainment of the club
An attractive basket filled with Eng
lish walnuts was passed. When the
| nuts were cracked, conundrums, lit
! erary and otherwise, were found in
them. The reading and answering of
these afforded much mcrrimcnt.
After this Mrs. w. e. Lucas gave a
charming musical program which was
greatly appreciated and enjoyed. Most
OF the numbers were Chopin selections
but, by request, she gave some other
pieces. too.
The guests were then invited into
the dining~roOm where at beautifully
appointed tables a salad course with
coffee was served. The house was dec
Grated with many handsome chrysan-
thcmums.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05
Rev. j. f.. Carlisle Ill.

Rev. j. e. Carlisle, whose wife Is a
daughter of Mrs. Roland, OF this city,
has been very sick at his homo lin
Spartanburg for the past several days
Much uiInasiness Is felt over his con-
dition. Mrs. G. ID. Moseley and Miss
Bessie Roland went up to visit him
Sunday and returned without recciv-
ing much encouragement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05
Preaching at Presbyterian Church.

DR.. William Grove, OF Memphis,
Tenn, will preach at the morning
and evening services at the Presby-
terian church next Sunday. DR..
Grove, who is now doing religious
work at Camp Sewer, Is pastor of one
OF the largest Presbyterian churches
in the south and is a pulpit orator Of
distinction.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05
Card of Appreciation.

take this method OF extending sin /.
core thanks to the neighbors and
friends and our family physician for
their generous aid and attention dur
ing the recent fatal illness OF my
wife and for the many tokens of love
and sympathy freely expressed in be-
half Of myself and children
Ben M. Cunningham.
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Local and Personal Mention.
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Nlrs. Alfred Barksdale OF Greenville,
is visiting Mrs. A. b. Barksdale near
the city.
Roscoe Stone, of Columbia, spent
Sunday With his mother, Mrs. M. H.
Stone.
Miss Lila Hart spent Thanksgiving
in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Clark.
Mrs w. r. McCuen and Mrs. ]. G..
Shell arc visiting their sister, Mrs. W.
W. Edwards, in Due West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spratt, Of
Greenvillc. spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city.
Prof. Lawrence Poole, of Cross An
,chor, was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
Misses Pauline Prcntiss and Lila
Todd attended the Thanksgiving dance
in Spartanburg Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. r. II. Major and children
spent several days in the city with
friends last week.
Mrs. d. w. Moore. Of Spartanburg,
is the guest of Mrs. r. II. Walker on
North Harper street.
Mr.. j. e. Nntcr, of Sedalia, spent
Sunday in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. P. Mintcr.
Dr.. ] w. Duprc and family, Of Ow-
ngs, spent Thanksgiving with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aisle Coleman.
Mrs. Carlos Mosclcy and children
have returned homo after spending
some time with Prof. and Mrs. DuPre
in Spartanburg.
Misses Mary Lever, Of Columbia,
and Louise Haltiwangcr, Of Newbcr-
ry. were the wcek-cnd guests OF Miss
Mary Barksdale.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Peterson and
children from Darlington, spent
Thanksgiving with the Misses Peter
son on South Harper street.
Mr. w. J. Manly and daughter,
Florence. Of Ware Shoals, spent
Thursday and Friday with tho form
ers brother, Mr.. NJ. Il. Manly.
Mrs. A. G. Hart, wife Of Lieutenant
Hart. who Is now in France. arrived
IN the city last week to spend some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Clark.
Mr. Tom Williams, member Of Co.
d, who has beenrill at Camp Sewer, is
reported to be improving somewhat
though his condition at one time was
right serious.
Mr Larry Templeton, who is one
OF Uncle Sam"s seamen, has been
spending flve-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hood Temple
ton.
Miss Harriet Simpson has returned
to New Brookland, where she is teach
ing, after spending Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Simp-
son.
Dr.. and Mrs. II. X. Aiken and son
Robert, accompanied by Mrs. j. Fl
league and Calvin motorcd to David
. son COlIpSc lnuHhSSlNluS W litbl lluEi
Aiken make his senior address and
also to witness the Davidson-C
football gamcn
Miss Helen Sullivan returned yes
tcrday from Orangeburg where she
had been to attend the marriage Of her
friend, Miss Merle Smoak. She was
accompanied home by Miss Irma
Weinberg, who will be her guest fol
few days.
Misses Henrietta Scabrook and
Kathleen Lander, after visit of sew
cral days with Miss Sadie Sullivan. re-
turned TO Pcndloton Sunday evening
going by automobile with friends who
had stopped over on their way home
from Clinton.
Lieut. Pierce b. Irby and his bride
who was a Miss Archer. of Hamlet, n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05
W0rkman-CmlbertSOn.
OWings.Iiiddcll.

On last Thursday, at high noon. at
the home of the officiating minister,
Rcv. ]. l.. McIin, Miss Cora Lee Ow-
insS and Mr.. Pluss Riddcll, both OF this
city, were happily Joined in marriage.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-12-05
SOCIETY.
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Caroline Ferguson Of Greenvillc,
Emily Davis of Clinton and Margaret
Rasor Of Cross Hill, three pretty
young misses. were the guests Of
Eloise and Virginia Clardy last week.
While here they were the recipients
vonng friends. On Thursday afternoon
the Misses Clardy entertained for
them with pretty party, the main
feature Of which was a Clover game
contest. Sandwiches and hot choco-
late were served by Misses Flora Ben
nett and Nancy Mcng.
Mrs. Earle Wilson has issued invi-
tations for Il reception to take place
at her lovely home on West Main
rect this afternoon. The reception
is in honor Of Mrs. Robert A. Cooper,
a recent bride.
On Friday afternoon Misses Nancy
and Catherine Meng entertained
large number Of their friends with a
knitting party. Misses Caroline Fer
guson, Emily Davis and Margaret
Rasor were the guests of honor. After
the young folks had chatted and knit
ted for an hour or moro delightful re-
freshments were served
600
The d. A. r. chapter will give sew
ing party on Thursday afternoon for
the purpose OF raising money for "war
needs The party will be given in
the Service League headquarters at 3
o'clock.
Workman. .CulbertsOn.
Miss Louise Workman, OF Mount
vile Route 2, and MI Fred Culbert-
son, Of Waterloo. were married
Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock,
at the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. w. D. Boyd, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. r. Fl. Burriss. The
bride has many friends in Newbcrry,
where she spent her early girlhood
and went to school. She IS d grad
uatc of Limestone college -Ncwber-
ry Observer
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
HELP WANTED-MALE

hELE VAN L ED-tlALL
DAGKTENREEs ,Hgn wanted for p5qoGnF mill
and and Vine SIS SIS 'o" ''1"' 'D'' ~ -''"
RooKKEEPER. thoroughly experienced. capable
and accurate. one familiar with advertising
business preferred; give fun details. NJ 754
H2si 5anrs FaRE Gs dSs Ea9t;a Scd so' r'oT
BOY: experienced in arns correspondence. Ap.
BOY over 10 wanted for office Apply to
GEORGE BARRIE'S SONS,
1878 walnut Ht
BOY. about 10 or ~ IN a West pPPila p, pawn
i'sSS ledger "sTfS oalce "''' ''' '''' N''' ''''
BOYS wanted for general office WORK. must
T. 03G, Ledger Offce,
BOYS, fon editorial room, over l9, years q age
Apply Mr. Raeish, ith noor 500 ches'nui'tt S.
BOYS, to assist in electrical Iaboratoryi good
IiD'GG j.. 4 n 20 4s6i stsnton ave PRiIa" Pa a
SRgoEiqnity; Apply Mr., Raleigh fourth aooT' 6i'
BOYS about a. to work in pressroom. Apply
Wolf Bros. 18th and Callowhi sixth floor
BOYS IN printing office to run errnnds. CAN
BUTLER wanted, hrst-class position good
salary in the suburbs lO7, Ledger Office,
CHAUFFEUR, white, married, 70 live In house
Station good mechanic and handy man about
RuiidiiHS, iiis Walnut St - 80 - '''''
sGa 5swdcS s ssP aaa FsnFord
BiadhF % and similar 'oT eoasrae,i@H iS''S S9r ,s4d B5
per aq1umi citizen Apply Franktord Ar.
FOREMAN HARDWARE FITTER-A thorough
msg,hanlf having s6ity 60 supsrintend de-
plant position Is one OF responsibility requir-
s sPy z % sss 19f fsyf Ia pd T3T S 81
dress, siyIns run details NJ 1888 Ledger cen,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

aTst.ciaga position iaIins charge 4fG.
BOOEKEEPER and stenoRraphcr thoroughly
experienced: a, reference. salary SIS 3ii.
CITAMBERwORK AND wAITGNG-YounE RrI
dress g 1876 Ledger Once
COOK Protestant, with excellent reference. city
or country. 2OaG Pcmberton 81.
c99S % noS5 GsTmsG 5o g5 YE a7s oo'on $40
COOK Austrian, trst class, best Of reference.
Apply 1898 y. 1lth st.
DEEssMAKER waG's Spgqgsmsn's; Sc % daily
ash5iiilirsaii &. s. daT, Phone Diamond 7G
pRFssAiAKER wishes engagemgn's by day ur
week. rAp'd filter. Phone Dickinson i3S2.
or maid; references, McDermon, eiiO Fitz-
~hambermald or waitress. ls4l Addison.
GQvERNESs yisit or eomPaniYoa 10 ETsnG9 &, Ger
INFANT NURSE, German; take entire charge.
reference Apply 1923 y. llth st.
NURSE. nursery goyerness. German Protestant;
good sewer. OO9s Led. Branch 9l0 Girard ave
Protestant, a7i0 \. RinsEold
NURSE toT infant only Will leave city. Nurse
and %6 6rny ] o
references salary SIS, 25G Ledger Central
TEACHER. ., French, desirss school work, pr-
Ts5e HoS 26S5. 665B'''' conversational method P o.
WOMAN refined American. desires position
house mother or matron tn AN institute or
club for women Guy or country careful man;
aa2s as 'j0iiSSiis III rnrd5 TT1I5' also practical
WOMAN, colored. wants days work or house
work for restaurant cooking. 1927 ADDISON,
WOMAN, coiorgd. wants days work. any kind
reference. 7lu S. lbth 81,
YoCNsG WOMAN desires position as desk clerk;
cashIeE or assistant 629kf 9kfSeePaT In hotel a.
Il ''5l 7iS Ledger central ct,i'''' '' ''s's'''''
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DREssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY
FOR sALH

billiard POOL. combination. secondhand
bought. sold. rented eNCha nEpd: Tepairiu-.
supplies. I.afc knnfer, American Inan,ifgc-
turer. 40 Girard ave. Phou" Eeus. 13lj.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABIES-Also how.
NO '.-RAlEE,COLLENDER 90. 1Ou" Arch.
BILLIARD. pool tables; new secondhand bowl
ing alleys. easy payments. ROsattO- Barry
street Co. @22 ;. Sth ST. Phone Walnut 22Si.
CASH REGISTERS bought exchanged repnircd
r"pat"d. supplies, nov and factory rebuilt
Registers; ncw total addcrs low as $40
can and Sc" our new models. Registers sold
by MS on easy unymcuts and fully guaranteed.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 90
7a0 CHESTNUT STREET.
CHURCH pEWS-Waluut. rcd-plush upholstor
CHAIR EXCHANGE s. =. cor. 9th and Vine
POWERS GA MOVING PICrCRE MACHINE.
GOOD As NEW. COMPLETE Sl25
CHAIR EXCHANGE. 5. = cor. 9th and Vine.
EEFRIGERATORS aud fixtures Tor meat mar
kets. electric choppers and tools. stores and
markets. fitted -u complete. monthly paymCuts
u r"fcr"nc.s are s9tsfactory. Il. r. RAN
SAFES. Grcproof; also thin wall safes. c,uslrs.
out Frg" lot OF slightly used all giyus and
makes hig bargain. .1D No"th Four.r s;
SAFES, frcproof aud slightly used AZ
sIZ"S: bargains. repairing, upcnInl ain
makes, low prices ll3l FrankfoTd ave.
USED OFFICE FURNITURE
Everything imaginable In this line and nruty
NJ II; best assortment and best value in pblIa-
dcphi1t fr"" auto delivery anywhere
HUGHES. llth aud BultOnwOOd
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s1TuATroNs wANTED-MALE


trust Company or in credit department o. cor
with large Corporation. ] 352, Ledger cent
BooKKEEPER. thoroqehly experienced win
audit. open, close write w BOOKS ana pteppeet1i
phone Woodland iiG3 NJ
BooKKEEPER eseeregced. emplqyed vicinity
at Sf6ce & i5i Ledger ofHce,
BooKKEEPER- Young man. . years experl-
encc desires position IN central part OF city.
J 1873 Ledger central --.-..-......
CHAUFFEUR wants poaltion; best ref careful
COOK. japanese. wants position. general house
work, best references. X, 8Os n. lSth.
CORRESPONDENT and secretary 80 exp. in
accounting cost and gen. office work. typist
comptomciar open. Univ. grad. ESQ. Led Cont,
ENGrNGER. mechanical desiEcs pos as sales
engineer or executive: exp. ! s4i. Led. Cent.
MAN wide experience in breeding and Il iTa,ings ylg3
thoroughbred hpfsef. AIso naN UehaS'4 15LIo
ledger Central
MAN, aGs 80 at present, smploysd i2 years
railroad experience. desires chanFei Al ref.
Ledger LedSsr Central ~ 80
MAN perepfed csr,s Ys Sd,sS wtn wq2is
in every detail u blending, packing dlstribut-
drGaq e 100 Ledger Office.
OFFICE MANAGER and rNecutvc,a assistant;
snGogngJEcpcS '@@rsdita rosts II y"I arc soekinE
refcrcnros. Address 81 Ledger central
PRIVATE sECRETARY-snd at Evening
School u Finance. e.. ot r nov. employed
desires change of position. j A5l. Ledger Cent.
STESOGRAPuER. male Al, : yrs experience.
knows office work. would take position lead
lug To snrsmuuehip. ii2. Ledger central
YOUNG MAN. college trained, -. ony years
ryprrIaurr ag salesman and correspondent
desires q connection with "a progressive iirtn.
Initial salary no object \ 6i3. Ledger Cent
YuUNG MAN. ~ desires position with manu-.
featuring Cunuerni knowledge ~ bookkeeping
and accounting and is capabIr corre-
Hpondnn'. ii5, Ledger central
YOUNG MAN Wishes position IN sales dept
Of iron and steel company Nears' exp;
best reference 2j3. LEDGER Central.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
oREAL b 2 AAFTgR. .Il .GnHIRI!sTMAs q SALE

PIANOS AND PLAYER PiANOS
The extra large December business brourIt
most o. high grade pianos. part payment
on FlHnola pianos and NiCtrulas. These pianos
have been rebuilt In our repair shops and are
now sold with the strong Hoppe guarantee
within one year, ''9
Prices have been reduced In many cases To
one fourth the Original value Of the piano, as
ChickeTing Lester, Miller, Schumacher Gun
nlngham- -Glrard Blnsius, ETC., at ST5 $50
$50 SllO, Sl9A, $3.50, ETC.
, Eighteen slightly used pianos with thru.
pounding boards-Heppe MaTCellus, Jules and
reduced $50 TO 500 below regular prices
These pianos are good as and fully guar.
anteed for ten years.
Several player pianos at $3.50. S3Ta s395
etc, good new and llly guaranteed
SpeCial-S2B5 Weherffed PLAYER piano a.,
good condition. cost 500. "
$500 monthly and uplC0rds.
Call write sOr large illustrated taIoruag
and special plans Of payment.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
COR, 9Th & THOMPSON SITS, PHIIA.. PA
$lS5. NEW UPRIGHT PIANO
5000 Quality Guaranteed
TERMS. 81 80 WEEKLY
RELLAH. ll29 CHESTNUT ST.
UPRIGHT PIANO
HOWARD VINCENT. sss N. NTH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
GERMANTOWN
TIVE New ADDITION
FtfI pt-I HAM FnT-ypT.

f4N
Pri IIiM COUHr was not built 70 make AZ
the hest and are accustomed to receive it-st
u price which. considering what you do de-
mand and receive, is mnderate-it will make
strong. compelling appeal
PELHAM cor Bf Is lrCHtel ut Carpenter,B
station. Germantown, iust m beautiful LIN
rnu Drive. on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad;
80 ar 50 trains day; surely transportation
enough for any one.
Suites ~ = rooms and hath to G rooms
and . haths the size 10 suit yOVr require
msntF Prices are from Sjb up.
APARTMENT HOTEL. and located in an ab.
In n VOID YOU may come to PELHAM
COl'RT and mud perfect suburban location,
with tranvpcri atiun nneXCnlied, IN Ideally con-
struC:Td budding. Cuiet. dlFnihed. elegant.s
You NAV select an apartment OF tho 'slIs
to suit vrur individual needs; you will And
all Your huusoke"Dng nrOhlcms solved and
taken care N Tor YOU absolutely without effort
on YOUR part; YOU will hnd n table Of the
Utmost excellence at most moderate price,
is uniform throughout the entire establish
FGr fuM information. arrangements for in.
Fpection and reservation call. phone or
NORsrNN. 8. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE 307l RACE 3Oa5
Pelham Court
ADnoiV monts NAV he made fOr automobiles
10 ral ~ 1uIr residence business nlRce and
take Nou dtrsrt 10 PELHAM COURT al your
convenience and pleasure,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17

FOUR rooms ana bath, hot-wateF heat, eleetria
light running hot water 10 minutes from
CIV Hall: rent $50; location 1918 N. Gratis
Apply TO r. II. Apsley, 5Sth and SprlnEnsd.
NIL CREST. s. r. con 18TH AND RACE;
3-ROOM APARTMENTS; SHOWER; Fuh-
NtSHEp or uNFuRN-: REASONABLE.
l4Ol n. 18TH ST.
Two large Furnished housekeeping rooms, 50
Room, bath. 81, so. Small room. 80,
TTH. NJ a8tb. Wynneheld-Vacancles, Furnish
ed house keeping: private bath, steam neat
plenty hot water. modern very desirable: reas-
DESIRABLE 6-room unfur, apartmsnt neaf
Strawberry Mansion, Bechtel. S2s2 Ridge afs
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RusINEss oPPoRTUN1TIEs

ESTABLISHED coal sand. cement and build
ms material business heavy teaming, long
profit Sl4 600, wish to retire. write for de-
scTiptive folder, Room 1. WOolwOrth Build
ing Bethlehem Pa
IF YOU HAVE REAL. MONEY and you want to
take an active interest In going business az
It's treasurer. or N you want TO start your
son probable business career, inyestigats
this staple proposition, NJ 933. Ledger Ofhce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17

MIR. BUSINESS MAN
The services OF am energetic ana cnpnhle young
man 20 would prove very profitable invest
mont he I- Iuuishptprr with executive ana sell
ing ability. and is seeking an opportunity with
manufacturer or reliable concern. l23, Led
ger D'Nru
'OIIEGE GRADUATE. : yoars executive and
selling "Np"r"ngS, I"slI,S 10 make chahs"
COTpLE wish positions cook and
maid In amn1l family. reliable. Dol. 2OjG Vine
ntOb \.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
HEATING

tEATERS, boilers. ranges new ami rebuilt
removed tor the Makin-lS"lsey health neat
VIII install chenn- lEoT EllherI 1t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
TYPEwRITEas AND SUPPLIES

REMlNGToS- VISIBLE MODELS. 50 for a..
month $3.50 for 3 months; rent from M.
manufacturers and be assured ~ setisssas
tory results: rental payment applies on pag.
Thnse REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co
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General


YOU CAN FINE PROFITABLE AND con
GENIAL EMPLOYMENT FOR YOUR SPARE
TIME BY APPLYING no &. j. WOLFE, l3y
S. 18TH ST, PHILADELPHIA.
FILING CLERKS trained. always IN demand
secure a position through our course Of in
struction. Philadelphia School OF Filing, 90
Chestnut St, third floor.
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SANITARIUMS

LOCATION; special scientific care,
nervous elderly: every comfort: nurses: book
lot D-. RaniiL CIV Line. Chestnut Iilil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
APARTMENTS

CUESTNtir ST. cool ". w. CORNER
Professional offices and apartments.
l.levu tors. electric lights steam heat
JRnitor service; suites rooms and bath
WALNUT. ""n5-,:d, story front. > large rooms;
hath: private hall: we'll heated plenty hot
water. electric. Furnished o. unfurnlshsd .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
PERSONALS

DENTAL. SERVICES FREE Cchsrges for ma
teralsl at the Philadelphia Dental College
18TH and ButtonwoOd SITS, lnhrn, open Q 10 3
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WANTED

ANTIQUE FURNITURE, broken Jewslrv. ro,d
silver. false teeth. diamonds bought ~
tlnucs." 6"S Chestnut Ph. Walnut IOaG Es
ISCG. ' ISL
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. antiques; snii,.
or part houses bought for cash no tnattsy
ow large. 4 Bernstein. asa Rdgs ave
SENSFAPERS magazines rags iron metal,
,nrpets' iurniturs. te2thers nnvthnsi every.
li2i Oldest. most reliable dealers In civ
DpIGHFETN & SONS. 10th ct he Jefferson
OLD GOLD and silver diamonds jpweiry ana
old falls" tocth bought for cash. las s. sth
HIGHEST PRICES paid for rags paper, carpst
magazines aud all kinds Of SCRAP metal and
rubber. Out-of-tuwn trade solicited Honest
deal guaranteed. Write for prices Roth
phones. !, BENDER g521 Ridge ave
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BOARDING

LOCUST, 3O3O-Desirabe Cd floor front room
running water excellent table; ref Pres b4fO
9l7S SEDGLEY ANE.-Gcrman widow living
alone: comfortable home: every convenience:
would share homo with responsible party.
very raaslnab bls Diamond t0i3 j.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT, 9OOO-DEStRARLE ROOMS pen.
NANEST OR TRANSIENT.
LOCrSr. 39i3-Outsde rooms. running water
furnished or unfurnished, Preston 6BBS W.