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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-27

war because III. lack of nursing re-
sources. as the american Red Cross
has accepted the task assigned n
Toy the government ut recording
every woman 10 the United states
land Alaska. aul every American
woman IN China Japan. Hawaii.
philippines. canal Zone. CuAa.
Porto Rico, Dominica Republic
Spain. and some of the countries OF
South Amerio who has ever had
any nursing experience or training
rhis sA.--r.A NJ tfIu nursing re-
sources response 20 urgent re-
quests from The medical authoritips
lot The army anu The secretary ot
war is icing made with oil possible
p"'d and consistent eflioienry The
Bureau ID Nursing survey has re-
ported that he extensive machupr,
lor The work VS. about completed
and thai the actual recording would
being about October list.
This survey should not he roufus.
81 with he enrolment campaign OF
The American Red Cross Th. basis
idcd ol The survey is 60 lind and
record every woman who ha. ever
had any training boo caring Tor the
sick o. wounded boz order that intel
llg"nt appeals mas bee made fu Oh
parts OF 'hr 0ountrF tor help both
90 Oh" care 90 military establishment
aud the civilian population The
survey N.I bee equally important Boo
iha' % WiI. enable the Rod Cross 40
make its appeals 10 ~ oflfsbls
manner aa between different Sec
ti0us OF the country
tn" que-i."nnairc Zoo hr used ln
'his labulauon is so comprehensive
boz its scope that the information
gained 10 this Way Tor the govern
mcuf will Boz Of estimate value i8
ih' army and our civilian poplll
zion alike
While mo nrvey is Intended pr
Htuh fO meet the existing rm.r.
r"nry aud 900. demand pf ue imme-
date future DO will also prove OF
great use .l The event uf the war
continuing iHr a number ui YEAR.
and DO construction work duaug
and after 'hr gar. Rod Gross chap
tors. and those assisting DO ffa sur
yHs ar" f.H.rtied tu .rr that me
country N .IunletclF covered fhr
rural district. M well e.. fH. .f.r.
and town. .Itizeus af. asked poo
report 20 fH. .pmmiife,. ahu have
charge 90 fl. work boo the ..iI
.ummuniti' 'H" name OF alI per.
SONS known .H hem as nurses train
rd or sem ..HIned including those
who have taken the Rod eros.
courses N"r can lend great as
sistau,e Dor u'diateIy reporting to
the nearest H.I Gross Chapter or
branch.
o. ia expected that each registrar
state if she Hing zoo accept Naf
seftl.e au- not. 90 rive tHr rca
SON n,Y sIa may nor do s1 The
satisfied data saiherrI from thg
lHe-iiouua.- tll be- oI vital m.
pofiante .H Therefore deemed
necessary fH.' here boz "a persona
y'si' 40 Tho .Hnan Who huuH Do. o.
registrar ar. ftli NJ guesfIlnraIfs
Hr oiled 8H .H. delivered H. mail
Great uai..r.. 0-Eauilailous 0f fbs
country Ha offered their sert ..r.
iu pionf ,p..t OF haIrulre.. .r
fhi uupr. .I.Ui work and r
.h.ld 200 b. fHr duty of ever, person
.fo stimulate Uf. est
pH fHr Pre Ifer.
~ipri special
Az ... ... A. n.ar.H. d..
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NTH~ING ~TGXT-Y PRO.
MISS si'i1 MID gISIITs

Oh order thaf np person in the
HrH. HT H civilian lIfe need utter
.a health aad efficiency during the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-27

The professional people are doing
heir share IA q most admirable
fashion one of The most favored
aud most popular actresses OF the
day was selling bonds at the plaza
lot the Library. Firm Avenue she
wore q black satin dress which was
severely plain. with black soutache
braid 10 design over the front "
ih" WANT and 80 ihc hem. as thr
only trimming heavy silkon corn
with huge tas,els at the end held IN
he attractive dress go the waistlne
a large black hai with uncurled
ostrich ON the brim claimed the
rlrhi To- outlin" The profile of this
charming u.r.ou
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HoK


lhautA = Vote.
In one OF the Western suffrage
states. q few years ago. there was an
able woman who vas born leader
intellectually and brilliant publ,
speaker. bat masculine IN her dress
and altogether careless OF her ap'
pearance. and she could never get q
nomination for office from the WON.
en-. because they did not wish 10 b.
dowdily represented by any one who
looked 50 much like the suffraeisl OF
the comic papers
In the campaign FOR woman sui.
frage now being Waged In New lorh
it has been observed 10y the neutral
that the suffrage speakers have a
conspicuous advantage over their op.
ponents in point of personal charm
that. In fact. the ant" more often
looks like the strong minded sui
lra9tst of carlcaturg than he sur
iraEist does. And IL may be- that IN
putting out their public speakers IN
the East. The leaders OF the suffrage
party have been careful To choose
those who look least like the car
toons of enmity or b may be thai
they PICK those speakers who have
Tor the masculine audience which
must be converted the Shakespeare
pulchritude that doth Of itself per.
suade the eyes ct men. without an
orator"
Either way. there still remains un.
explained the fact that the sulfrag,
leaders have so much cnmcliness IA
choose from Is IL that beauty is d
shttragist because so MANY men hay,
mad" fools of themselves about hei
nat she has mo- longer any belief In
me traditional mental superiority al
men Aud rs the faith In mascuin,
superiority accepted by the sistcrhoot
ol anii-suftragc Tor the opposite rea
SON That Us an argument of which
me sutiragis,s should have thought
Let them ever establish Il by evi
d"nces r. proof sufficient 10 make 4
probable that good looking Womei
are always sufiragists. and the anti
suffrage party viii be- ruined in ,
week.
Pay the pras!aes:
The Junior Red Cross.
The Junior Red Cross has beer
called upon 20 make story books Ia
he soldiers in the hospitals abroad
qhe book consists simply of q ngh
paper cover. including one shor
story and perhaps few Jokes an,
amusing pictures
Take the leaves ON which the stor
is printed from the magazine hy re-
moving the wire staple which hold
the leaves together 10 part %
som" other article covers some nag
! nr Ct part oi q page b may boz covered
bN picture or poem or som, sbor
article pasted over the printed mat
ter u pictures 'nko. and riipping
are 10 be- included The, should h.
placed as arlisiically as possible
Make covers OF arr or man paper
ana ia fastening the leaves into m
cover lay the leaves into the cove,
l1F Oh" page, llat and saw throurI
co." fold OF the back pu se. and cove
ihu o" the ends of the thread OF
me insid" of Tho book Loose leave
ANA separate sheets may ho mstane
INTO the cover with paper fastener,
,rec ff"hi0s .rse.t,, ON cover or page
''leci pictures of good prnporiiol
md artistic design
The bows and girls who are FREE
rom sicknes, and have been ,o com
,ideraio ln chewing the sta, a
nome order will find great pleasur
80 making these hooks for our in
lnied soldiers in the French ho.
pitfalls
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fn cooperation Fith the Eorkefei
boz Foundation nFr months hos
rifsi course helne offered e
French women.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
MAuRICE C. PAIlL.

'h hOlNANL NJ 4 EASL
Church road. Elkins Park, or 135 s. jth.
ern; good lot; mr.. train & trolley: s575O
Renninccr & Renninger, GlCnside, oppo. sta
J;NKINTOWN - Oulv S12. 600; detached
house, IL rms. lot 75x17O; hot-watcr heat.
electric lights: garage; fine location. Glenn,
i3l Land Ttle Bldg, 1il7 Columbia ave.
Observation-Disclosures brick dwell
bath pantry, linen closet summer kitchen
brand-new heating and lighting systems;
Snrh,nsfCid Wi2ter; oGen viHW goGd 5 neigReos r6r
handy to trolley and train.
See quick TO secure a nno house a less
nan cost; easy terms; open for inspection
03 r. Lacrosse ave. Cbetwcon Maple and
RiEby). ono block north Of Baltimore pike,
Phone Walnut 1lG0 or Lansdowno 1874
LANSDOWNE-GO T.. Stewart ave. detached
house, rooms, ulcd bath, gas kltChSni
condition; priced low TO attract quick buyer
$4,000. Phi. II. s. Barker or apply on prems
NORTH GLESSIDE-Attrac. l,o,r home.
ground Rcnninser & Rcnninser. Glenslde.
ORELAND-
possession; squares from station. S rms.
Rcs22 Rs2'.? 22a rHSPTRRESGfHTT 544 " P%9 E"Rish ave
PRMos, ,PA-sr mol dWiE EGs old: a. al
terms to suit J. y. Gibson. Primes, Pa.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. within - miles OF
ley. about acre of ground. lies hish. with
all Cnnveniences: brick barn and room for
buildings; in refined fined nciFRborhood price to
close an estate S6soO. Take our word for
~ GkRrs & sHTMER. Bethlehem. IA.
suburban Lots
GIENOLDEN, PA-Two lots. 3OXl5O. roa-
sonabr; corner Scott and Cooke aXes., or
station G, II. North, 14OG Land TITLE Bldg.
MAIN LINE T. r. r.
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PLUMBING

CALL US for estimates or repairs on plumt
ing or heating work guaranteed biCE
IsO Race h557 u. Raynor Plumbing Co
Inc. 1332-34 Mexican st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

HAVERFORD-An attractive residence for
sale at Haverford. suitable for a small
family; II rooms, baths; substantial stable,
room for . cars and mans room; old shade,
fruit; seClusion secured by abundant shrub
berry; minutes from station and Merton
Club, | s minutes from Broad street Station,
bargain price, or would rent furnished for
summer season to desirable tenant. Box ll6,
Hayerford! Pa. "
ATTRACTIVE homes on the Main Line for
sale or rent; send for list. Caldwell
Co. Narberth. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

LOGAN. 513I y. Hutchinson ST.; = sty.;
porch: hot-water heat; elect; hardwCnCCd
floors. win house; lot 2jN0O; a snan at S43VU
GEHIfIAIS & DALLAS. l7U0 n Broad.
WYOMING STl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homes, sale or rel
WIN A, McCRF1A, ARDMORE
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Stables
BANCROFT ST. s.. aO2a-Stable good lirht
& condition. 500. J. BURNS 1il5 Jackson
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.

OFFICE SpACE-l2. 600 square feet, mod
ern office building. center Of city; low
rental. will divide. Apply Kahn Green
berg, 800 Morris Bldg.
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ELKINS PARK

Now houses. SS35O TO 900 Splendid. all
stone Colonial house. . bedrooms. baths;
lot 100 n. front; near Elkins Park Station
and York road trolley Completed April Is.
Very bpautiful Intatiop
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

THE DRENEL
Cad and Ovorhrook ave. directly opposite
Overbrook Station. p, r. r.: nicely furnished
T-room apartment: $3.50 per month. Phone
OverbrOok Gj@s.
l4Ot n. lGTIT-IIsIrE suite SO IN; room,
nrlyate bath. 81 up: single room. $3.50.
MT. VERNON 1GO7-Two large rooms. nri-
vate bath. dtrhcnotto; hslpC. rooms; rcas.
DESIRABLE small auartmcnt: "vcry modern
cow: central location. + 100. Led. Cent.
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,'olonial dwg.. II rms. lar~o lot; beautiful
shade shruh'y: choicest locatiou; - 81. from
lL9l,- L9hn u shields York RI, aud 6Sth ave.
l322 OAK LANE ANE.-Dctachcd II rms.
not wa tor hcat. garage; lot 5OX9OO
JOHN n SHIELDS York ri and GSth ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

MA.N, 81 years old, desires responsible 10.
sition with a manufacturing or Industrial
concern; fully competent to take charge Of
Nfhce handling large amount Of cOrrespon.
dence and detail work; at pr sent employed
rs chief claim clerk tloss and damaRCl with
large eastern railway: can furnish hfSt OF
reference. Address NJ l2i ledger Office.
PAlNTER-Plctorial sign painter desires no
( sition. Novikoh. York Apt. 2333 y. SD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

BOARDING

GREEN. 17IO-Dosirablo vacancies single
and double rooms. with board.
SPRUCE ST. l0lO-Rooms with board by
day or week: elevator.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LARGE MANSION. 20 rooms; acres or
more: old shade: spring water; = minutes
walk to . railroad stations. ~ minutes TO
Broad st. Station: low fare; possession May
l. Thos n, Smith. 1898 TT Breeze ave
SUBURBAN HOME. for summer season;
twenty minutes from city. four minutes
from station: six bedrooms, two baths.
Write RoX 1853 CynwNd.
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MAIN LINE T.. r. r.

BRYN MAwR-2a Elliott ave. near sta.
3-sty.. all-stone det. mod res. II rooms
> baths: widp porChcs; garage: open,
WAYNE-Mod., II rooms. good condition
hot-watcr heat: close 10 sta ation: $40.
GEO NJ AMAN. I21S Chestnut st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

ABDAN-Houae lot 7Ox355: all modern
cows. trolley . minutes: train : minutes.
$1,000. Call Belmont 540S.
CYNWYD-Sl4.OOO; bcdrms 3 baths ga
raEe. Q Oahnrnn Ihni l,hnainnt Inr hn97
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

1926 OGDEN ST. (Corncrl-Sultable for
garage or renair shop; rent $40.
EMPIRE TRUST CO.. i4th & Lancaster av.
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CIlEsTNu'T 2ooo-RooMS AND PROBES
SIO\AI. OFFICES
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

p CAN FURNISH MECHANICS. iaborers-
team outfits and equipment for Government
work Wire or write John l.. O'COnnor,
Knoxville. Tenn.
hfIss ROSE DOUGHERTY. 1919 Girard ave.
: Wanted gardener. men and wives, cooks
and chambermaids.
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BOARD WANTED

REFINED ,ourr lady would Ike hoard in
private family West Philadelphia pre-.
farrod. n Ii7. Ledger office
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CARPET CLEANING
FOR SALE

AUTOMATIC CARPET CLEANING GO.
proslnn 9InN lEsl IsTll M.sI Ings ID
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

VICTROIA TX. I'm an finishes including, q
IO-in H. = records az seloctionsl. SCI;
this is q handsome machine, with latest Inn
provpmcnis. 81 weekly.
r.. TODD. 1906 Arch st.
S4OO-ENARE ANGELUS piaver- piano. ma
hoGauy case: can't be told from new, cost
$3.50. PAYMENTS can he arranged.
u. r. TODD. 1906 Arch ST.
S2t. 5O-NICTROLA ". with 6 l0-n y. +.
records fine outfit for one looking for
good machine AZ small price; send Tor Cata-
log, Y r. Todd, 1906 Arch, Us Market.
PIANO. 500 Steinway upright; cost s50i
guaranteed splondid condition
Y. r. TODD. 1905 Arch 81.
PIANO. 500 Handsome Lester mahogany
upright grand: guaranteed; cost $500.
r. b. TODD 1905 Arch ST,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

l722 CHESTNUT ST.
-Four story 20 rooms and < baths; store,
professional offices and apartments; garage
In rear; immediate possession
ID. s. r. CHEW, 500 Commercial Trust Bldg
FOR RENT-Part Of yard, about 6OxaOO
with railroad track; 2-story shed 2ONl2n;
also stable, garage. office room, with furni-
turc: 96th aud Grays Ferry road. Apply
EMIL GUENTHER, 26th e. Grays Ferry I'd
DESIRABLE homes for sale; easy terms n
desired. SHERWOOD co, 1921 Walnut
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Observation-Disclosures

2u2S W TIOGA-l9 rms; porch: side yard
lot 246Xl50: So. from Tioga sta: Conv
10 trolleys. RhOads. 18th ab, Susduehanna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
SIG COLUMBIA AVENUE

Two-story porch-front dwelling: contains :
rooms and bath: all in good condition; fine
location. reduced prCe for a quick sale
a. - RUSSELL, laTH AND TASkER SITS.
1900 BLOCK S. CONESTOGA ST. have .
wel-built. 7-room, porCh-front dwellings
that are priced at sacrifice figures to close
out AN account: bargains; possession can he
723. n j. EOEHLER, 1901 Chestnut ST
ASPEN ST., north Side. between 3sth and
3Nth, 3-story brick, Z rooms ard all con-
veniences; rented 500, will rent S2a or more
cash. balance can remain Indefinitely, per
cent 126, Ledger Office,
4a@4 HAZEL AVE.
10 ROOMS AND BATH
LOT 2n FEET INCHES BY ITO FEET
MINTURN r. WRIGHT & co,
Az MORRIS BUILDING
55TH ST. WOODLAND TO GREENWAY
price $4,000. CHAS. A. DILLAN, 1900
Ritner st. on premises,
MALCOLM ST. RET 64TH AND 55TH SITS.
-7-room porCh-front dwelling, hot-water
heat, electric lights; easy terms. NJ l5s.
LEDGER Central.
SIlOo-,1ss2. n. .REDFlELD ST. s rooms
and laundry; hot,water heat electricity
HOG ISLAND. DC. fare. train. trolley; 3 3,
rm. houses 47th Woodland: rent t35
mo. price $4,000 Smith 1898 PIT Breeze ave,
s35OO-6OTH ST, north Of Master St; s
- rT2ops; laundry m9YdSsTT; Dutch pao5gh ball .,
/ so. CATH, CHURCH, sr. 1sft . in, by
100 n. smith. 1888 Pt Breeze, Dick. 551.
20 tLsNUTEs to Hog Island: 72lb-17 Pas.
chall; rms, mod. Smith, 1888 PIT Breezs,
CAD WOODLAND AVE.-sr. conv.; wide
street: s230O Smith. 1898 Pt. Breeze av,
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
THE DRENEL
63d and Overbrook ave, at Overbrook sta
'ior, =. r r.; bachelor apartment . rooms
and hath. furnished or unfurnlshed: non
houseknenng Phone nverhrook G52S.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartm antg a SupCialtN. Sherwood
& Co. 1921 Walnut st Some very attractive
J and > room furn ants. some housekoeu'G.
1@2S-123O-1o3c SPRUCE ST
Desirable apartment houans for rent.
THE PENNA. co. 517 Chestnut St
2OTH, S, l15-Ccutral attrac. furn rooms
and bath; single or IN suite: gentlemen.
18TH. $. I26-Desir unfu"u. rms cleo.
light. porch; priv fam. Woodland 4i3 J.
18TH 6 PINE Peauot)-3 rms. bath. kitch-
cnotto. Wilis-WnChcstcr .l0ol Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

REENE AIDS
HiGH-CLASS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Accts., bkprs., office mgrs cost accts
ledger time and payroll men. purcha sing
agent mfg. supplies $50 weekly; supt textile
lmill. eXn.. $50; estimators steel and CON
icreto plant. construction engineer. produc-
ition and efficiency man supt sheet metal
icorp., factory clerks, inspectors foremCn
and asst. foremen, supt, Of deliveries, Ia hor
tRnd yard bosses. foreman tank and boiler
work. cashiers head storekeoppr. stenou .
private secretaryship. craftsmen: good oncn-
iings for technical and college men: applica- %
'tion blank and booklet gratis: no enrolment
Icharces. $50 s. 11th.
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
tRool!eepers, 9, $1,000: :, St5O0-sISOO: hotel.
iSaOn-$1SOO: ., Pub. Serv., S15OO-s1sOO
CLERKS. hotel. S2O-S3J. shop. S2O-S95: ship.
!20-S25; time SlS-S29: export Sa5
Sales. mana rorlal and technical mon.
300 Land Title Building
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HELP wANTED-MALE
Continued from rrecedlnr rase
TooLMAKERs

WAsHMAN. experienced. wanted for FIRST.
class laundry; good salary. nermanent
position. Address 400 c St, N. w. Wash.
incton. n G.
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USED AUTOMOBILES

BUICK CARS
some models.
HALE MoT,oog GO. INC.
Distributors ~ BUICK cars In the MAIN
LINE DISTRICT from City Line 10 PaolI
ard from Llanerch north to the schuylkill
we often have desirable used cars traded
Can WAYNE 100. p, ASK for or ALLAN IT, 'Rpsins aNLE
WILLIAM T. Taylor. BROAD & RACE
9eP sos94s ss4sn oSS S9Sy cowDse
saa5 75. ? s05. Ledger oTicc. '''' At Cost
FORD radiators, all models, 1917 Included;
liberal allowance on old ones. 332 N 18th
FoRDS-Touring. runabouts and coupeipts
1sls-l7-l6: cond. guar. 1885 N, Carlisle
HUDSON TOWN CAR for sale: 1917 model;
condition like new. II. Erylen, OEontz Pa
NARIoN-HANDLEYi 7 pass; bargain for
WILLIAM r TGYLoRs BROAD & RACE
MAfIkAR 9'S TAf26f 26affs BRGEb tEIfS'yG RRdT RE?
PAIGE 1917 TOURING. passenger. 8-51:
igst like new; fully guaranteed. bargain;
Sold under our Guarantee Trial Plan.
BiEelow-Wiliey Motor Co, 30I N Broad n.
PAIGE 1919 TOURING, passenger. G-3si
very fine big bargain $3.50
sold under our Guarantee Trial Plan.
PAIGE 1915 TOURING, 8-46 7 passenger;
n exeseption,asl condition throughout; spe-
SOLD under our Guarantee Trial Plan.
BlEelowW WILEY Motor Co. 2o4 n. BROAD At.
PAIGE 1915 touring, s-46; overhauled and
II Al % condition; Ca can be purchasGd right
Blgelow-Wllley Motor Co. 30f n. Broad st.
{ RIO. 2-ton chassis, nearly new. $3.50. 1918
Market. Belmont 1870.
C
Eood condition. Phone Gtn. COCO
AUTO sUPPLIEs-REPAIRINa
vuLcANIzING AND USED TIRES
PIERCE. 1927 PARAMOUNT AVE
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
N% aRs Raa's% hfebs sf,'SS sos F's sg
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
y iive-wlre Nav York concern . desires Sire;
selling aFencN positively Euaranteeing 70
mauufa eturer or johber Of woolens. knit or
eIEpsssd ESefsd frsf TssFsPees ssEsR ods Furnished
completely equipped lonE-established ice
erenm factory at Bethlehem, Pa; capacity
Is knocklng; heed n.
oARIs q SINNER. Bethlehem. Pa.
FoR. SO ] Will write. q letter for YOU that
Will bring to you the best OF results. I
also specialize IN organlzing companies and
securing financial assistance for all leEiti.
mate propoaltons. Write for appointment.
IfIn Germantown ave,
IoTEl.. stock and fixtures. near Bethlehem
Steel and Coke Works. Bethlehem, Pa. .
fnIno an immensely profitable business. for
naIa on account uf serious sickness: rare op-
nnrlunlty price t2f 0oo. N 2ol. Ledger on
AN OLD-EsTABLlsHED credit business
wants additional capital Tor expansion.
I|0U fHInlng over 30 per cent nett viii pay
.|I.|I Income nn investment from $1,000 10
/|01o money Absolutely safe. q 20 Led on,
IF. |foEE AN EsTA rF--Well-pRyfn meat
I..||0.T Inr real estate ~ 100 Vine 81.
|HIIIING|E a H4LIaAH
IdI no. Itn ~.
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SITUATIONS wANr,p-FEMALE

at present employed,
! steady. reliable. desires permanent nos.
rtenographic and office work; good cXp (:
lsalary SIG: state particulars. G 1917. Led OF
\ SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
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SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL location; spocial scientific car,
nervous. elderly; every comfort; nurses
booklet D- Randall. city Line. Chest. Hill
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WANTED
APPLY IN PERSON

YOUNG MAN 16 TO IS FOR CLERICAL.
POSITION; EXPERIENCE U'NNECES-
SARY; RAPID PROMOTION For \ ca
pABtE YOUNG MAN; FAIR SALARY 10
START. ADDRESS 11G, LEDGER
OFFICE.
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rYPEwR1TERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEwRITERs RENTED
NONVISIBLE-3 MONTHS. IS
VISIBLE-3 MONTHS 81 80
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRlTERS
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co.
Temp. ON. $50 s Sth 81. Wal2459. Main 326
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WANTED

Antique jewelry. old gold. silver. false teeth
old coins, diamonds, watches. ia 8. eth.
cAST-OFF CLoTHING--Highest prices paid
for ladies' and gentiemen's clothing OF III
descriptions, hats. shoes, furH, etc. will call
day or evening city or suburbs call write
on phone Bell. Porlar 6T7t. Open evenings
CAST-OFF CI.OTHfNd; highest prices pald
Friednsn, if44 South 81 Pr. nlck. 616s,
CA9T.oFF clothing shoes and hata BOUGHT,
N4nH nuaInI enfIdmnn. N81 POPLAR ~
pl,kp '2sss; sass. sa7 PsaIslEs .lsa, ,,sg s
Sol .I|' .II". pawn I|rI&I4 false 1eelh.
.', ,,'|'., g x so'' S'.. 'e f5s 7i'' 7ssi.'
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WEST PKILADELPHIA

3s32 BROWN 81,
j32G-3O LARCHWOOD AVE.
til-5 y. 5lST ST.
1879. It1-3 Y. FARSON ST.
1923 HANERFORD AVE.
$685. ARCH ST.
Ism ST. BERNARD ST
33S y. i1ST ST
J. A. PATTERSON Is4 IsTi1 SO ST.
s55oo-..2G9 $. 55TH ST; rooms, lot
s573o--i937 HAZEL AVE. II rooms; lot
ss7do-lOO5 $. 18TH ST. 10 rooms; lot
33Xi1O.
CtTAs, n BUCKLEY ~ $. 10th st.
OUR SALE list ~ LARGE
Houses. stores, apartments shops. lots. etc .
10 close estates: trust funds and building
aesOCia tions 10 hclp YOU; easy terms: good
people own their homes; sec US now and
got q bargain.
TNlPIRE TRUST CO. 4ith & Lancaster ave
1896 CATHARINE sT.-Well-built. 2-storv
corner, porCh-front residence, rooms
modern. electric lights hot-water heat: bar
gain; rock bottom price 10 close out an aC-
count; $4,000. call write or phone Walnut
723. II. J. KOEHLER. 1901 Chestnut st.
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BUICK CARS
We are able to make present delivery OF
some models