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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
BARNARD WATER
COLORS ARE OF
LOCAL INTEREST

Water color paintings By Miss
EHnor N Barnard. including some
II her recent portraits Of Detroit
children. are on exhibition IN gar.
lery w in The Detroit Museum Of
Ar, where they viii remain dlrine
the month OF June. Among the
local portraits are katherine. daueh
ter or Edward Buchanan. Marie
Tenant. daughter OF Mrs. FngeT
Elinor Ford and William Ford.
daughter and son OF Dr. and Mrs
n. VI Torrey; Eliamore, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs r II. Brown. and
James. son OF Capt and Mrs. Good
lee Edgar Miss Barnard also shows
some Of her paintings and drawings
made in her London studio
In gallery VI are shown ~ water
colors by Charles Duvent painter
10 the armies of France, which
visualize the battle scenes az tho
front and include a number Of the
famous cathedrals and other monu-
ments Of architecture destroyed by
German shells This exhibition VII
remain until June 90
In gallery v the Detroit Camera
club Is showing a collection of pic,
torial photographs By W r. P0r
,e,.gs-T77 I'M 55--7 M Z, ~
artists 81 the camera that We have
In America He has schooled his
Ienses and has so thoro grasp Of
his medium that his motives from
nature are brought within HE con
trol almost AZ well as the painter
would accomplish IT,
Galleries ! and TT are devoted 20
'he annual exhibition Of the work
Of The Detroit school Of Design so
arranged a. 20 show The sequence
of development ~ the various de.
partments as well as Representa-.
tive selection of The best work o.
The school
Owing 70 fhe general response N
The invitation 20 subscribe FOR ne
painting. "Hallall. By CASTOR Ia
Touche. tho purchase % this splen
did work by one ~ tho great French
artists n the nineteenth century BE-
assured for the permanent cnilec
ton of the museum About two
thirds ~ the sum necessary TOWARD
the purchase is already In the hand.
/ ~ tho treasurer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
One Woman S Story
sY CAROLYN eEEcHeR.

again attempt to 'get even one
such lesson is enough
The sudden opeuing OF my eyes.
enc Aoss OF ms seltrespect. upon
which I dwell. almost made me nl
Robert appeared frankly anxods
about my health and as looked
INTO the mirror / did not wonder.
had not been able TO sleep. and
my sunkcn eyes. and pale face
made me look really m tried 20
reassure him by telling him was
only tired, but he insisted that I
needed "a change. and urged me 20
so home for a month But r..
fused 20 90 away without him
What has come over you. Mar
garrett Do asked a bit impauently.
'lt n absolutely impossible for me
20 leave home. but you can 20 very
well Martha VIII take good care
Of the children and TN also keep
an eye on them"
There IA no use talking OF n.
Robert ! replied. Unless YOU and
Bruce can 90 with me. I shall not
20 "'
Strangely enough. ever since Har-
per Cartoons passionate acknowl.
edgment OF hts love for me. I had
been more Jealous Of Robert than
before Was obsessod with the
idea that because of her beauty. her
~
Robert IN a greater measure than
had Harper Carleton. knowing what
had done. made me mlstrustnll.
unjust 20 other women Then. too.
Sy own feeling OF unworthiness
made Robert more desirable Can
you understand how that might ber
The days dragged along. then
once again thought had proof OF
Robert interest IN Phyllis lawson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
PRICES TEND
TO SOFTEN
Wall Street Closes Week With
Dull Day On
Market

NEW YORK. June 1S.-The New
York Evening sun financial review
Saturday said.
Trading proceeded al leisurely
pace during todays short stock ez'
change session without indication
IN either the volume Of business or
the movement Of quotations OF the
tremendous significance OF the huge
oversubscription 70 the Liberty
loan. Dealings in The bonds at par
we're not overlooked and the estab.
Iishment Of a staple price for the
issue was helpful feature.
The general tendency Of prices
was 10 soften al around. but De-
clines were not important and rep
resented little more than profes
sional maneuverings incident 10 the
week end recess. Recessions Of f-om
a fraction 10 a point were common
IN the steel and equipment group
Rails were narrow and practically
neglected There We're some ami
mated spots. however, PITTSBURGH
and West Virginia common moving
for point or more above yester.
days high record prices
Stocks continued their lisuess
course untn The end OF the session
with lew exceptions.
Bonds were dull and steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
MRS. r. LANDON
is CAR VICTIM

Mrs. Raoul Landon. 50 years old,
residing az Hancock-ave- and Brush
ST.. was Instantly killed Saturday
noon al Fourteenth-ave. and Linden
st. by Fourteenth car, while cross-
ing The street
She was hurled several feet in the
air and struck head first on the
pavement Coroner's Clerk John
Creedon investigated the accident
and ordered The body removed to
the morgue Ester II was taken TO
tho lAndon home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
INSPECTOR is
SENT BACK HOME

On complaint o. many Windsor
citizens, lnspector-J q Gardner
sent from Ottawa 20 assist The mm
grafton department iu Windsor has
been sent home by Inspector m
Charge Orvillc G. Adams MAYOR
Charles Tuson and Frank Yarley
superintendent of tho Canadian
siroc0 company brought Co the az.
tention o. Inspector Adams ne
rough methods employed by Gard.
ntr after they had been insulted By
the latter al thl ferry dock Friday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
KANSAS CITY WANTS COUZENS
TO TELL OF POLICE METHODS
by Condo.

Mr. Couzens cannot see HIS way
clear 20 respond 70 this appeal just
now as The demand for his services
-in connection with organizing the
nation f0r war Viii take all The time
he can spare from the police job
from now on thru the summer The
commissioner has promised, how
ever. 20 90 10 Kansas city in the
faL--Ahen he sopes 20 have more
Of definite progress In the Detroit
department 20 report
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
Chapter CNi

. hWANANN WI
But Harper. ! don care for YOU
not IN that way" at last man.
aged 10 say. shamefacedly 4 know
have let you think | liked you
and do an a friend. your very good
friend as you said long ago But,
why Harper I have husband and
children. You must SO now and
never come again can't be angry
with you for what you have done.
because I am more 10 blame than
YOU are have brought it upon
myself
Don't. dear don't blame your.
self But thought his voice
took on note ~ sadness MIXED
with wondermeni n thought you
cared Then, dear. you are 40 neg
lected. 40 much alone Don you
suppose know how lonely you have
been. even tho you have been too
proud 20 complain Your husband
neglectS YOU Margaret You owe
him nothing
He Is the father Of my babies. -
! protested Then as I saw Har-
per was not convinced. ] abased
myself still more and told him the
truth
Il love my husband, Harper. and
I do not care FOR you. not that way
| have wronged ron. Nronged you
more than you will care 10 believe.
because have allowed you 90 De
with me more 20 show Robert that
you somebody. cared. than because
] wanted your society really en-
loyed your company, principally be.
cause you took ma ont OF myself.
away from my miserable thoughts.
am telling you this. Harper. 80
that IL may be easy FOR you to- dis
miss me from your mind as TOO IN
worthy 10 even think about Ny
punishment would 30 harder ~
though I had made you sufrer
could not Jdespise myself more than
I do"
Harper looked at me In a strange
~ dared fashion.
"Is this true. Margaret Have
you only cared for me IN that way
TO show your husband cant be.
lleve H."
he bowed his head upon' his
hands and saw the slow tears ooze
between his fingers
1T Is true. Harper. 20 my shame.
but II should make n easy for You,
now that you know how unworthy
am RisingI laid my hand on his
arm. "Please don't" I begged. I'm
not worth it.
with an effort he pulled himself
together and held out his hand
TT is hard to believe, Margaret.
that you feel as you do | was so
sure you cared but YOU have con
yinced me !, makes no difference.
however. in my love for you y is
too late shall not obtrude upon
you again, but II you are ever IN
grave trouble and need a true friend
you must turn 70 me al once VIII
you PROMISE"
bowed my head could not
speak.
Thank you. and don't forget He
took my hand. bowed over IL. just
brushing 81 with his lips, then vas
gone
few 10 my room and for an
hour wept as HISTORICALLY az ever
did the woman AZ whom 7 used to
laugh. Then I bathed my eyes and
went out 20 my children. feeling
hum bled. ashamed almost 70 look
them in the face because OF what
had happened knew that I not
only had lost true friend but my
own self-respect.
NO matter what you do hereaft
or. Robert I thought az tried "a
throw OF me horror OF the after
moons experience, II shall never
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
Grain and Provisions

t..--.t....-- f. p... ..t.
~. = .n b, ~ ; !,
f. -. .
I.r ....-t.ts LIZ r'-,,, ,..h -
.-r.r. r. 81. .f..r,,9r.t h.r. a,,. a |,,,.-..
,,.rr lr lower
rr-r f.r,srf F,r wheat fs erttret,
Is.k.ra NtIrnrr mills nor foreign
rf. arc f4kIrE H. I'm This cltv the
u. s ave r4unIn4 heavily ana draw
i- f4fasf. FROM elevators Tor their
wheat They n4N little attention 10
et0 iuts on ihr local exchange Re-
reirts were small Ru week and
reached VANISHING point SATURDAY..
Speculation r wheat has decreased
-rtl amounts to nothing crop
tt"H Hiaet nnroni ~ ing ana IN
iehefi .ates ~ production are
~ cape t7 PC sou n-
~ a'f'F' u."'ana 'oT
49,, -, .,,a ,.~
" ~
r,t, ,.5 ~ rcs,,t,
~ 4,s,.. rr-as ard Ann
..+.trt rfr v..fh.t r.aD r~~r-,f.ss
-- .,-,.rt ana tts general fesl-
ae ~ tHat au crops wiif De- large
~aturfl,-s markets. were dull an
dar An tha eia-e there was loss
~ Io- r casr f0iy vac unchanged
ana Sertanbe- was orr 7c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18

Asa par, Of a plan 20 promote En-
cient police administration In kan
sas CITY. several thousand voters
have memorslized Police Commis-
sioner Couzens 20 come there and
give an address. In a letter 20 The
Times leader IN this movement
says
Mr. CouSens. as no one else, can
give "a a big push in The direction
OF The uplift OF Kansas City
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
CREDIT MEN TO
ATTEND MEETING

Detroit will be represented az tho
convention Of The National Associa-
ton OF Credit Men IN Kansas CITY,
June 1922, by IS delegates from the
Detroit association as follows A. J.
Peoples, Frank r Hamburger. ". h
Nosher. r. ! wilkinson. William
McBryan. Charles " CARAT. G.. +.
Reid. NJ Himelhoch. z Bowling. NJ
J. Hager. Alexander Wall. J. ".
BoIger. n L. Chiitenden. 3. sara
sohn. J F. Deacon, ". A. PetEold.
@ A Montgomery, p R--Ailes f. Il.
Mickey. oliver Phelps Jr. John n.
Mortoe, 2 x Loud. J l. Thompson.
Frank @ WELDON and l. q. Nc
Creery They viii leave Sunday and
return June "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
Total sales. Tor shares.


The following Arms are privileged
20 execute orders on the exchange:
w. r. Moss & Co. Carlyle & Povah,:
Geo. NJ. West e Co. r r Macrrcne
a. Co. II ". Noble q Co. D. 4 sey-
nour & Co, ". . Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co. w. Hamlin g. Co,
Vim. A. Neer & CO.. Sinclair e. Couls
Wendell. Mulkey & CO.. VIM n Rose
& Co. n *. pclton e. Go. Joel Stock
ard & Co. Bennett Smith & Co.. w
r Reilly & Co. Matthew Finn. A w
Wallace & CO. Lewis 9. Gort0n. Bel
den. Woodruff & Co. Besncr. Cramer
a Muehl Dndd, Martin q CO.. OHara.
FERRIS & Co. webb. Leo & 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
Quotations by Paine weber & Co..
~ IS open Ugh Low close
TnIEno GRAIN

cash Sass JGly fet5 Segtem Der.
s. o- Corn cash slT3 Juiy. iT-52
September 81 fc December, $40.
Oars ash -fc. Tuly. csc septeu-
b-r. 55t4r Rye CASH s213 Glow
a~aaar Cash qo.-gctober. 81 66s
Decor. ber s,14s Al-ike Casrs
$500 Timothy Cash. 1855. But
ter Rrlck creamery. a. &c tuh
creamery tec Eggs Fresh cauf-
led SO fancy selects. CSC. Hay.
Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18

Local bank c'earIne as reported
by The Detroit Ciearing House AS
sociauon SATURDAY. were flilii,
61f6I Clearing 90 This dale
yoar ago Sf0f.a2os53 90 this year
rlearings to date il.267.5lGk5s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18

Cite AGO Tune tf Opening -
Wheat Tliy DOWN 2c sept down e.
Germ flIy unchanged sept. down
- Dec Unchanged oats July
down sc sept Gown nc pec.. up
"a e Prov sious steady
close Wheat July up iac. Sep
tew ner ur iac Corn July up le,
S-nterihs~ up t~r Decen Der down
Oats July up is~ Septsr her
nm ltr December down ise Pro-
visions SHADE higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18

The annual Bunker HIN Day cele-
bration az Charlestovn Mass. toda y
Is 70 be made the occasion Tor a big
patriotic demonstration
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18
Produce

Tl. r.,tft., r..-t.- r.es orrr tha
week 4, y N.Y. r-,, ..-1 ,,i--
beuE.cIs snta tu ~ Freaf sn4 1tt.s
o., t.,, ,,. .rs e... v.rs .n sv.-
demo. Yesterday tra u.rA.f rIlIUg
.tradter m ..ns .ru-u.. Texas n.ta-
t..e .r. ,a-rt = .-r b.f.ta. IirE.rIa
.r.n ttr+.r- ard sarYi.-s
~ me- rfarr rtauI-e ~ he rarr
\ mo Tta.rfrt4 ~ trr.n vegetable
were u1ht sreu far saturday. lnt
I .n somr ine. tnr market was inclined
Apples Fancy Ralfwins. g. r
/ stsel's Ted box appres
lt
R~nns pried rimas TIC 10.
California Fruirs- 'hsrr.t.. 50
rracLes arr.cuts se- pIune
rrr
DrcAsrd calves Fancy. country
T5a ~ H.
re.h Ns S.,..,
re
El.-.-. r.,.. s.f
- ..e,
~,
rese
t.-- -
a Az
t.oo.rbrrrfr~ rt-gr vases
,,tape 5 Ie,'
ra,gts rs ~ In
Hay--f,, troit shippers are paving
the fsilawlne prices nor oaled hsv y
car lots Detroit 80 ! timo-
rEl 81 zrH udart timothy
$500 Ehr rea SIS seH l-
y. t.metNg sf 5eEt Sc mixed.
tt4BoG Nr 1iN.d tt1N No.
clover sf2-aRl4. rye straw. Sl0.5o
OH uh AT ard cat straw. fs6QGlo
iemon~-s4 r9as per box.
IImes-sl I0Gi25 per 100
case rvets--,,' .rs 1865 each
Nuts-Wa nuts. e8E2Ic elmoncA
5000 pecars l5g1sc lh- nut
meats. s-lb cartons. a1monds soc;
walnuts $3.50 peans 500 ie e9nr'A
rogsted. fancy Ise rumso. &c 10.
onions rsHes ss-rudas. fg55s
$50 per case
Peaches Georgia. 1850 ger ihas-
ket crate
Ptneapples ts1325 per ease.
per ru southern white SiF 1899
per hbI
Poaftr, -RrrEe~s esF2-c No J.
hens - 1fr Heht Weights. iare1c,
stag INE2n-t ROSTERS frrlSc-
ducks 728G3r geese. f4t NJ.
s.
Watermelop.-ts $3.50 each.
roaaFNc pprrFR
r--s 49,
a"nTa "p"os I'm
ga $3.50 Al 40
.@L ~ $3.50 az oeas fanry
earlv fun4 s. salmon IAN. s. 40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-18

Priafinu--the plain neat hind--fhst
H. riaht--Tfutes Job Drpt.--Msfn fs70.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

HORSES. harness and dump wagons: also 3
large wharf wagons selling entire horse equip
ment Robert Chalfont, i7th and Paschall
Woodland 370
HORSES. harness and dump wagons for sale,
Prinele Borthwick. S01s Germantown ave.
PAIR GOOD WORK HORSES; suit coal or Ice
wagon; cheap. Pierson. 3+I6 Park ave"
wAGoNS-Express and furniture wagon and
moving van; sale. 1405 Federal st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

BLOCK OF GROUND. 57th and Florence ave
withsfront on streets. 344x225; will divide
PEMBERToN ESTATES. 1902 Harrison Bldg
HAVE SITE. 50x10o suitable for garage; will
mako advances for building. NJ 142. Ledger
Central.
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SRNITARIUNS

INvALIDS CHRISTIAN SANITARtUM
CUusectarian). Beautiful location; physicians,
nurses wards, spacious grounds, Old York
road to Broad St, south Of Chrlten ave: very
moderate rates. Phone oak Lane lI29
Beautiful LOCATION; special scientific care.
nervous, elderly; every comfort: nurses; book.
!ct Or. Ranhal city Line Chestnut Hill
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BOARDING

Vacancies private baths; choice table.
PINE. t1lD--Beautiful house; hrst-cnss table,
Miss Hanley late of the Newport.
PLEASANT 3d.noor room. with board, private
family, conv, to 3Gth St l.. Barring 1871 w.
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Tlora

ibi ERIE AvE,-Spendid condition. IN roo-.-
patn, electricity, hardwood foors, ,eUums.
term lease 20 sell Ct onse msht consider ionsr
8. c. TOUR1soN, 7Oi4 Boyer st.. Mt A.,
$500 CASH. viii buy modern G.room porch bon..
Hueaar u,aar MidNxa!e steel, Budd Manufacturing ara
morelnnnd rnd railroad stations Melxner aod es,, epd
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Chestnut Hin
English-Style Residenc,
Logan

LOGAN'S PRETTIEST HOMES
Located on 10Th St. at Duncannon, $500 block
north and east of Logan Station.
These are beautiful 2-story homes In the best
Instantly and irresistibly as the houses YOU
be found. ~ ~
they can be purchased on EASIER TERMS
than have EVER BEFORE BEEN OFFERED,
as low as ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS cash
under my plan.
Inns Is truly the opportunity of a lifetime and
Jew purchasers ~ Wv sS
s NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver, platinum. plated ware. old
style 3ewelry. teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870 J. l.. CLARK. refner, S07 SAMSON.
OLD GoLD--CAsH paid for old gold. silver.
antiques clocks. Send postal. will call
ROGERS. - S. nth st Both phones
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DOGS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AIREDALES. poodles. fox terriers. collics Bos-
tons; reason. prices 1925 Miffiin. Dick, 6Oyi W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

PEMBERTON ESTATES, In their dalishtfu fu
residential quarter in Beautiful Sherwood, y
have for sale 2-stOry houses, 3-story houses,
side yard houses and houses In solid rows;
near Park and Parkway, trolleys and trains
and in the center oe an exclusively residential !
neighborhood; prices of houses run from $4,000
to $1,000 and the terms of sale Will suit
everybody these houses have many and
luxurious comforts that can he found nowhere
else. PEMBERTON ESTATES, $. w. corner
18th Willows ave.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


Continued from Preceding Column
CHESTNUT, 2Oi3--Two- room suite. large front
room southern exposure; single room elec-
CHESTNUT dOO9--Rooma. communicating with
bath. Phone Preston 32s7 !.
GIRARD AVE. 1723-Eiegantly furnished
rooms all conVeniences. Phone Poplar 173l'
LOGAN--Large, wcl.llghted room; refined pri-
vate faml ', 40. ledger Central -
SPRUCE 2o22--Wcllfurn living room and
bedroom private bath; south expos: gents.
SPRUCE, i4on -- Neatly furnished rooms for
rent: terms reasonable.
l2TH n, INSTRUMENTATION house
keeping, living, bedroom. kitchenett". bath
modern, reasonable.
2JTH N. s0n-i.argc sitting room. furn. or
unfurn. all cows. Phone Poplar 60i7 J.
lGrH S.. 1i25-Furnishcd or unfurnshcd rms.
fine location reasonable; convenient to care.
10TH ST. s. s2s--Niccly furnished room with
Ntchnnct'". adults preferred.
sgd. s.. G5t--2 2d-noor front rooms. unfuru.;
good location. Belmont 1891.
HANDSOMELY furnished front room IN largo,
modern, Nrivatp home; electric liEhts. 10 min
utes to city Han. Phone Barring ilj.
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$1,000

DELTGHTFUL TO 1--we IN
Large well-built brick and brownstone house
in nnc nciRhborhood; y. +. cor. 18th and JEFF
ferson sts. suitable for private residence.
apartment house, large drug store. etc: will
sacrifice for quick sale. II 3ll, Ledger
Office.
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APARTMENTS

10TH ST, ABOVE WALNUT
vae Baths ngy r@r W % Or gras. G E
APANHSTRNMERNIT NSRMRI s. snEfAiRR22yWAaTERs EfiR2W1GpE
SPRUCE s97i' ilii WALNUT. RACE 3o25.
suBLET . rooms and bnth. apartment; excel
Iunper mI sSF'iS Prone FbeT 555 spruce and
DESIRABLE central aPartWssnts, = rooms and
S3'F S%3X'RFRoo% Hh& P&r i7E and '&R@FG GRaatnu
'l3 T'3ff& 3AhnR&rr% 2s ~ .j"G@ a&ir sh 'o"""''
WALNUT Lane r. laO---i aud : rooms and
bath. por n. Pn"rr Grr'uaptnyu @Gi3
CE.Mh>T0wN
TIE IL pFEHAA FET AAAptP95GER2fE t9GRfE
Is OPEN
PELHAM COURT was not built TO make an
appeal TO every one--but to- YOU who demand
the best SYbbGIcb SbbGI consierinE what yo az at a.
mand and receive, is noderate-lt will make
fEGqHs fPEEHAM 9RoSuRsFF RouRF fppfs Z located at Carpenters
son p on Se ofRsaH L 20
or so trains day; surely transportation
suites OF rooms and ! bath to 9 rooms and
rfSfL fPSEfLAAN iSyTST is, is e., ,s qgiG, psrfsc,
ytey ea and eRcasVe SuTSa IN GsS
cdrR Sna n perfect eSmS s PGhM
ous 1eTGsfd SisnidsJ an Ideally
You may, select an apartment OF the size 10
suit YOUR Individual needs; YOU will find ali
YOUR housekeeping problems solved and taken
car, OF for YOU absolutely without effort on
vour part; you will lind table of the utmcst
excellence OF a most moderate. price. and the
form through the entire establishment.
For full Information, arrangements for
inspection and reservations call. phone or
write TO .,. "
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
1i11 WALNUT ST.
SPRUCE 397l. RACE 3Oa5
or his representative on the premises AZ
Pelham Court.
SUBLET I'd floor outside furnished or unfur.
nished. apartment, rms, . baths and porch
con. 10 train and trolley. Phone Gtm. 1913
APARTMENTS for rent. 1870 +. Walnut lane,
2 rooms and bath $50 per month: excellent
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$500

Orianna st. above Cayuga St; rooms and
bath; all Conveniences. including stationary
tubs; sample house open terms to suit Agent
on premises II. l.. Smith, 724 w. Erie ave
ARTHUR BOSWELL, 233 " 18TH ST
l2l y. 10th st.
92l Vine ST.
1913 Arch st,
1873 y. 11th st.
Other central properties and sites
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SUBLET I'd floor. outside. furnished or unfuT.
nished apartment. @ rms. . baths and porch
con 10 train and trolley. Phone Gtm. 1918.
APARTMENTS for rent 130 +. Walnut lane
z rooms and bath. S35 per month; excellent
surroundings. Chelten Trust Co, j6l4 Ctr. ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

Wagner Ave, 1908 dn Tm' thru p 10 Al bE Sons ST.
Franklin St. N, 1902 N VI T%'; 6o SOLD cSssn Sssn
G. c. Seidel & Co., Inc. eHHL3WRrrL ATH 3NP
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28
NORMAN s SHERWOOD
Spruce 1871. 14ll Walnut St Race 40

bEfohE BUYING see the standards of excel
fence among beautiful Logan homes. 10th be-
low huscomb, Just west OF Logan Statior
walk through station or Fishers lane to 18th:
ins rooms and basement kitchen; large stone
porches heating and plumbing. handsome fx-
cbnlss hgs, 81 closets kitchen cabinets, gas ranges
ccheeriest, brightest homes in Logan; mr. sold
siSoOi with garages and additional lot, $4,000;
several smaller homes, $500; open daiIy
o,o, \, 81 G. ABERNETHY
sIst y. 9th. - 1913 S. 18th.
STORES, DWELLINGS AND APARTMENTs
For safe or rent In best. section OF Logan
WIN. d. CHAMBERS. 40Ss N. Broad ST.
DESIRABLE welllocated dwellings at attr.c
i've prices In Logan and Vicinity " "''ae-
-in,osl.,e MeILHENNY, 1898 N. Broad st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28

OAK LANE-3-story all stone house --to-..-
'front.' built only few years. must sell H. Iiwrn ~
uiately owner bought larger house IL vo,, ,,'ine
IIookking Tor bargain at about $4,000 hdd,s,se ,e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-28
$3.50

1000 block y. 10th ST.; rooms and bath.
Dutch hall, stationary tubs convenient TO ca r
lines, schools and churches. II. L. Smith, 7oi