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70'7I, ,,1IIUy IVTT Wd'RWEi.i.. Go6d Mlrhot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

|, rToRy SITE. G5xli3. adjolnlur 1,ncha'l
trnirht. lL-ht 4 alls.- Smith. lLIS IL.ItNlNn e
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OCEAN CITY. y. J,--Select apartment. 8
rooms all convenicpCcs; rent by month or
season, Phone Woodland 3C2e W.
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SEASIIOKl

Desirable office building,
THE PESNA. co. a11 Chestnut =.
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sGsssMrscIM; sssMrr :. a. T,sUcKs r. hire, wee. Gr
|sis |siy aaS. rG; ,s4;, 1929 SAMSON st, Spruce
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BROAD. :. l5O3--Furnish"d single an,
suite; running cold and hot water; olo
light: hot water heat; janltOr service
gertier1on.
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Hotels
NEW Observation-Disclosures

CLAYTON--For gale farms of every de-
scrlptiou aud very desirable suburban
dwellings at reasonable prices. l.. Il. LED
DON, CLAYTON, New Jersey. --
PAIMNRA--D"sirablc and we'll located -
room house: lot iooNi10 IT,: S32oo. boS
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BUSINESS oppopTIINITIEs

y and second hand bicycles. Tires si.0
q Andrew ". Riroheft. sos s. 2?d.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

WE HAVE ROUGHT and now offer for sale
the following machinery now to be seen at
the Fite a Arhelo Woodworking Factory,
DIST and Glenwood ave-. Powers upright
mC,Ilder. r. u. SMITH 7-iuch mouldar: rower
most boring machine: Goodell 4 Waters ~
inch jonter; Champion hand-power. drill
Powers do"hle-surtpce nlaner; Go1dell g
and tool grinder: II. II. Sulth power Jig
saw. donhle-cylinder steam FIRE pnmp. Han
dnuhlc-cvlIT der air compressor; SturteVnn,
steel heater: imIroved common sense ste, ]
heater; stmrteyant a2;inch blower; cnm; IIi;
Collectors. with pipe: y. II. Clement 5i-inch
resaw; inyncible 4s;inGh sander; nGe ThGs; ssnct G
nn,ary grIrder: raw tables arI other ma
cTinery: 400 feet shattinS ~ 70 900 i9sn; i
100 rullevs; 25 rip and cutoff ssws' SDn iret
cutters; ,planer knives cutter headSsi 100 ,H
ice CHIrRCH ENGINEERING. COMPANY
1928 Filbert ST., Phila.
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
WANTED

ANTIQUES old gold. silyor. false tooth. old
coins, watches ia $. Sth 81.
BROKEN iewelry. antiques. pistols coins:
coin book vitn price nav mailed tic. J -.
Ross tPconle's Storel .b6 : ilth Wal 1850
CASr-DFF CLOTHTNC-1tighce' uriros valid
Tor ladies' and ror'lnmrn's Cl0'hir- ~ at
descriptions. hats, shoes, furs. otc. WIN cali
day nr evening. city or suhurh~ cali write
or phorc. Ecll porlar 5I71. open eVcnl1ss
RtACKER, 123n Porlar AZ
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets. antiques, on.
Tire or part houses for cash. no ma tier
bow largo. !. bernstein. 1884 Ridge aye.
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FACTORY SITE. GiNli3 adjolnluF, ,,'ll1'l
freight iisht : sides. smith. li3S Pt.HrgN&e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ETKINs pARK- SEW HOMES :s25o 70
desisn' /, rrs porchpa. excellent location: littc
cash nccessary; Kry s. cniTH n "t tMNbSwvyHkiT.t.
81 prR RASy!Ir Nyr. EEiLKhiHs PARE. PA. or i35 S.
ith At. Hell phone Mol 1874. -.---.
ELKINS rARK-n%Eaos TT,mr%s %;,irl 8 h2'D; Sis. Vs.
location: pricc $4,000. Met '9rllmiiIM a., y ~ NJ
Cormick. i0ii Chestnut 81 anu h'"'"S : ~ ".
,;LENOi Oi,DEN-petached t@-rm. hon'. ngar
station and trolley; bath, heater lanHH1tnS tnS
80; No. s45Co. ' SWoPE' s son, pnrby. .--
GLENsIDE-scyeral now modern ] nnnG''WTM, nnnG Wtc.
rlaC"s. Iargr lots; all stylHs and prices VIM
=, b. Roh~rts s Son, Gl"nsidc AZ station
OAK Il>NE--Reautiful home, - room. ons
terms. IL.OyD. sth and Goth ave.
oNIiMONT, Delaware Cuunty--Two 1-story
modern homes, brand nov. eEa,rE ,c,,r,hcs' c%rEhrs-
high school. stores and stati9n; WIZ rrl;"s
Sonth"rn eNposure 9ts 'oSi1" yooc gS9c bel,Sy a
,errEs. write for BookIot t. A.. Hoy lI,,S . I'd
Ritter. @0i ;, 'th g., or 1,o- M,m, grs
local l'2ent otltcg, solth -Aranl"r'- ~ 80. ..
ali conNs: troll. and train; llrE" lot; ga
rage: terms to suit, J. u. Gibson. friln"1. IA
THREE TINS. A.--Mod"rn ,CClonth 'oun, I,,
rrcplaces in ali rooms an first and s.'onu
pnors. nll modern convenience, Iulil pN
Horace rrumbauer. architect EaraG-' Ia ,
bios and All necessary outbuildingS; - HrrHt
81 land, large lawn: fruit and berries ni All
varieties peuty " old shade tr"Gs; e2"1 TN'
'''i ,so farn, of ~ acres near Tkrfo Tuns;
buildings, ctc., IN good condition. ,,.,
hisn farm of 3gt2 acres, near Ainh"r;
i,I, ~ hc smbdiyIdrd Into building sitcs: well
ada ptcd for that purpose, aS roads SUR
round az woll as interest the lhrhl' malta
These farms are located on pixies TO l'h''''
dclphia. H. .,.. -, .,I., ,l,o IN
,,.r condit ions at Interesting prices; I'M
mediate posqessiOn II desired
RiNGE 4 RINGE. 40 thestnut 81
WYNCOTE-Ia9 Washington lane; iot huN
i60. 3-stnry franc dwelling, 10 rooms
so"' SIMON. ne $. 10Th 81.
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SMULLEN & BARRY

Broad aad chestnut SITS. udb"rtr Building
- ..SrORS brick houses. good condition;
rent $40; mortgage $1,000: pri'e S2lOO;
host Investment buy IN Gerniautown: We have
TN" Germantown hHrEatns.
CARL HELMErA'i. 5000 Germantown aNc,
81 @-STORY porch houses; rent sci. mort
gag $1,000; price $500 each: worth inn
mediate investigation; We have The German
CNEI. iiEiMl'.rAG 5GOG Gcrmantovu ave-.
taaa III RRRIDGE ST.-,;-story twin house;
rented Si5: assessed $4,000; mortgage
$500; $40 cash over mortgage; this IL
GNnr. tfEiMnTAG. $500 Gcrmautowu s,r.
BUNGALOW. S50OO; mod-rn. : rooms and
bath, hOt-WEter hoat. gas and electric.
hardwood floors noar train and trolley.
Smith. Dalrliesh Russ. a. Gtn. ave.
SEE ME- hcforr you buv IN Germantown
can save vou on any house that suits YOU
CARL ltEl.METAG. id06 Germantown ave,
Oak Lame
LATHAM PAHk-Stonc det dwt.. buns. Of
feet; 13r.. baths: white cnanl. tnahog
JOHN u SHIELDS. York rd. and asth ave.
OAK LANE--l''or. lath s.. ard G.th ave-,
wStrr St"r'' heat eat, lot naxi54; Earag@: barEaIn
John u, Shields, York rd. and dsth ave.
MEIROSE pARk--Stratford avur, YORK rd.,
all stone Colonial dwp.. ~ rus, . baths;
cNceptlonly ~ well huilt; lot Il2X15u, bargain.
JOHN ". SHIELDS. York ri, ana dsth ave.
OAK LANE--ilth 81. ull-stouc dwp.. l3r., .
baths; mod. throughout: lot a1Nl@3; price
$40. 600. John ". Shields, York. rd & Gsth ~.
OAK LANE--Scvoral desirable bargains; send
. for list g. L. LLOYD, IN. Sth & Goth az.
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AGENTS

AGENTS wanted for n remarkable war NOV
city by following service iags displayed N
wirdows. big money maker. ]. MILLER
Irving lTctcl. 9l5 Walnut s'., rhia.
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ss-.,rcrtNAN. night wanted. reliable man,
NAis,iitsr with care of steam boilers; wages
launw week, IN answering state age. exp.
"a reference. B'sS' u -. hoN 5iij'
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Liberty Bonds Bought Prem rla,lar B. L"o
CARPET CLEANING

AUTOMATIC CARPET CLEANING co
3O45 CHESTNUT ST 3O4i LUDLOW ST
Preston 2t0S tEst 1850. West 502s u,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
-. RINrNL Lists


THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
For 1nsurn ncps on Lives and Granting An
uuitics 5l1 Chestnut It. Both phones.
nl5 : is i5r S2Os. .3ll 1880 Ch't. ~. 40 90
.6I 5. I'D. 2dr l5O.uO 2n:0 Locust or 10.
SIJ : I'D. Iir 1i6.Gi 1858 Zine. lir. lus'ah
1910 Spec, l0r. 100 90 2l3l Spr llr lnu'n.
/ isO PIN. lir So "a 211I Pine. 1877. S3.3l
GW ( ioih lIr ~ 90 lara N 18TH. I6r. ~. 90
1870 R'tsc, llr 1000 1918 Pine, iir.' nu'"nn
S2a Racc, Tor. 1900 lilO Dia.n !r. 1a'uo
iHga OAford.llr $500 l133 y. 'th,! ir. aaou
liS5 \ ISth l3r -. 90 lIil ONford.llr. 100
a"g \ ,,,b u- - 90 124 y. T'r't. 1tr 80. 90
I10 * INV nr 80 ~ 2lO y. D'u. 4r. 1900
WEST plttGApEI.PlIlA o,
"=1o WAIT I3r 500 90 $50 y 10th l3r $3S, 90
STORES A<p DWELLINGS
n.5 y "a lIrst5 90 1900 Poplar. Tor $4,000
15I y "a 1hr 5000. les y. Attn l2r +Ouu
1901 Fcd'l. Tor, 35,O0 l.3u Farm t.tr. aanu
ipIn pN ,nr,l, Iir 5000. 40 y. 18th. pr. 80 OO
I.G nIup' Tor 80. 90 30iG rarrish.1lr 80 o.
1910 y 10th, Tor 80. so 1905 Fairn tor. -. Ot
~ Grern ~ ~ 90 d5l5 Ridge itr - %
as y. Sd. Sr. 1000 SAG $. I'd, Sr,, .o,u'
5nt Vine ir -. 90 2Gi3 y Jessup,sr - %
I1S W ox'd,Qr. ~. 90 lis Laurel. 1lr. 20. .Ot
nsSg Amber or 20. 40 l9OisS : I'd. 5r is. N
1876 :. I'd, Or. 1S.00 500 Mont se,Sr Sul
nIJ N 10th, 4r 1900 aOt Wharton,5r 1870
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GERMANTOWN
Exceptional Opportunity

Stone detached Residence with garage heated
from house: ON trsal street. overlooking
Lincoln Drive. IL rooms, chambers. Z"
baths. shower, otc.: lsrg" lot. with shade.
only occupied for few months: owner eutprod
mil p,, flor
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RESTAURANT, equipped for business
RolriwAlls front. prosperous eeasidc re-
sort. r n5S. ledger central
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urLP wANTED-MALE

IA. ,,,.N. accustomed to trimming shoot
HIN" s,eadv work. good wages Anply
sNe offce, Henry Dlsston sons Inc,
Tsscny. Phila'
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Z -, ,pttERS war'cd hy t"~~a r,enu.
eTBNOy,N.' 'rro1ccrn; graduates Of high school
factmras ~ buslress cnllege preferred. salary
:s.d 9;SoT;SpGc details Ms to TTHS Sss r"S sdscr ss
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CInnDC LARGE
LoolN GATAT

w. BRUCE BARROW. f3o y. 18th ~.
Established 1856. Factories Speciality. 90
pDOI-Sp FLOOR and mezzaninc. centrally
located: ~ 900 sq. IT., high ceilings: pos.
ssssion May /. W, BRUCE BARROW. lJO
y 18th st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WE no our hlgh.grade pan. rhauglng reason
able. Why nay morC9 W. go everywhere.
Morris Leshpr. 34iT Narltct ~. Gel. SOC
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
MA

ADV Ek1ISlNG MAN
Telleducated, highly recommended 30-year-
oM American and Christian oreJected by
army for minor physical defects). with II
years. esperience IN ADVERTISING. manufac-
turing and publishing lines as stenoers phcr-
secretary, proOfreader. reporter. salesman.
sales correspondent statistiCian. research
worker and trade investigator, desires po:
sitIon Offering opportunity for outside work
part or all OF time: present position In ad-
vertislng department Of largo daily news
paper Is too confining; salary expectation
moderate. and location immaterisl: willing
70 travel Address Reliable" u 32S,
Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR married. practical. we'll
trained mechanic on high-grade cars, de-
srss pos. with priv, fam, In city; IL yrs
Exp; best refs, + it3 Ledger Central.
FARMER. married. wishes situatn as work
Ing foreman; refs. w. Bullock, Gladwync.
|HOrEL-FRONT office executive, exceptional
room salesman. parlier. will be available.
Y l+2. Ledger Central,
stPERINTENDENTo Of construction. ha wing
20 years Of practical experience, involving
az types Of building construction; can fur
nish best Of reference. F 2l3. Ledger Cent.
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-. vo,rr man SO asslst on soda foun-
sorr,as. cbonce frr "dvancem"nt; good salary.
phhours Cuballero Drug Co., 5@d and
tva,rut s's
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PENNSYLVANIA

TAKE IT FROM Us. business property IN
the booming city Of Rethlehnrn, Pa, iS
advance ny leaps and bounds In spring: writo
us. CARTS Sinner. Real Estate. Belhle'
l.ul
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Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. floors

.lOT aud - VINE. floors each iuNl23.
2oi7 SAMSON. floors: each 1"Nl""'
ala Walnut. 35Nli0: Will alter.
~ = Ith, : floors. each l9NHo.
Io3 : OrlannA. 4 floors. each ."Nl4.
J. a. PATTERSON. 1870 :. 18TH.
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1722 CHESTNUT ST.

,
'/LL Nll-OllNOl ~
crs F9oRn asa an" ssrass
IN Jear impgGiHts sS T1s,Sssin%i Trust rIdr
INSTEAD of trying to rent when houses are
81 srarrc. buy ~ attractive home from ns
for az little as $50 down. oilnnGr a. rent
to FsI FsIIsRWWnp HTH re & T6'',''i7ai C6 i7ai walnut st.
s2H'0--2G'o bELGRAIiE 81 new, ihomTo,
Ing room parlor Sr%ahr"st nS r9Hm JndJ JkS. ,SH
SoH ""Sel y ifuntlngdon ST.
tooG piTrF,XH0I.sE ST.
IA intcd throughout tirst.class condition; easy
terms NppIy 10
NEAI, ESTATE r I. AND TRUST 60
as3 Chestnut 81 --..--...,-
WEIJ.-BI'II.T modern homes. situated in th"
y L.. cony. to Cramps SUN arcs; ~ 70
select from; prices .ranginE slIoo TO- s2lG3'
little cssh rG9nIgeIi, "HML'N Fasi ~ ,psn nyF:
iluntinsdon. kens. a"", r,ass 90, -. 80.
1909 \, I5TIl sT-.ii rooms. i9.0yl35. bot, bot
orTsr: T@i'e baths nTf,; eG,LESx. III tolumbia -
's$ IlI .3sSS dss "s "a, az pas 81
investment liHAIIh l,.ln am ; W
ils n 18TH roSs S%rdwoni SIr %srif noors Price "
t tATGE WM corner e properly properly via Earase .ql
Tn." tGr uhN .i rnoTpIiI,oT5 ,ve rhiIn'
80! -, y S3J a, rooms
and bath; latest imrCorcSWs4tr; r. g"TsSdtn Ridr
quick 81 '--H hIAr.i-.,s, = = . - -,
SPRING GARDEN ST, l'ai-3 st''5,.tfr tfr,,HuI'
& 20 20. OinS ine. nth i,h and CaiiowhiIl -
sooOO-No cash; sci monthIv 1873, Na,1a,
Eansett, Gtn'. l's So HI'hton III"
nves. open. .--------- -,,,-o,-. :.
CrnrtTI, 4rIT s1iTtb s1iTTtb and SAMSON ais
,,n.L ,,,r,, -
ss VIII y ShSS aa T is SG fn@2sy 3c
coRNER IAN and GherTy 11. D WnsheI
dwelling; lot .tNiu3' 'a'''7 ~
'.n aII o., ,hro,,,,, IN p,i;ota,
iss "iiS driye%py i rsaT 'ToySII mpst be SOL. Sii
-, % s.t,al.;i ,aas Wsrnock ST. iogan-s y.
nish, sS,n' porch 21y-, -.s@, ,, -,
sETTEE mdny an Ys!fss5Gd msc c:r
6 LOTS Bro Broad,P a,di,PTTTxspkT' Tni as n nrSxei Ride
U S.as n.y. -, -. S,,.- ~.
NJ Tr hMII ITEACTIDINC CITEC
/ MANU- Az IlUKlNG DIED
have for sale some very desirable plot.
along Della aware, with shipping and railroad
''''''''''' !" r = FL II TAy Or
LINCOLN prILpING WALNUT 4aSa
CENIRHnh euSHn'ff R freight station: iot 5Ox2oQ
with fronts; suitable for, prSSduce mer n.
; Cnhnt;; s,,,riny ssrsiE a. NJ Aman, lals Chestnut
manu-" , y" ~ - - -I,,-r,,,,,,,ents a, \,
400 BIDG lnIS, rpT for ,or rofn nnrposrs vii
sell f. or SefI trade. s's 6 Goldman, 1al Walnut st
3s LOTS-Hadncd st, between eau hn,Nrc q J,sn Il
n.--,,,... pro,.r,,es and store.
-------,", rnp SALE
N1-ll M,H ppOt>ertN,
Valuable Nllll iotSity
| N II Cor I'd and Cambridge SlS.
~, r., ~ 80, fronts good light. l'ou,
stories and oSsSn'nS oon q 6''"'
IO'Ooo oduaiS min.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

oN YEARLY LEAST .oNLY. \
nEpRR2STo,NYs nEIpRR2S T,N " H4FFlH ,44Fl!n ATp M SNkAlI, XII
ni.E-AGED COUPLE; LOCATION
DIAMOND To SpRlNli GARDEN,
i2Tn Tp 18TH PEEFEEREp; POS.
IEENIES UNCHANGED An.
DRESS N Cos. LEDGER OFFICE.
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MARKET Sr.. 80
Entire building TO rear street: lot @J.3A-ou;
immediate poReession.
Apply PENNA. Co, 5it chestnut 81.
VULCANITE. l7lO-l2 Market st. noors' i?x
llght on 1 sides. entire building or floors
WILLIS IS-WINCUESTER co, 1901 chestnut.
si0 ARCH ST.
Four story building; suit wholesale trace
Lot 10xl3o.
THE pENNA. co. 5i7 Chestnut st
RE.NT-Storps. floors business rooms. stu
dlos and offices Of every si2e and price.
j. \. PATTERSON. 130 5. 1ath. -
BUILDINGS and floors for rent. Send fcr
list ROSWELL, 233 y. 18th st,
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sITUATIoNs WANTED-FEMALE

NEEDLE WOMAN. expert. wishes poaltiou
< IN irs''tutiou; can furnish references. Ad-
dress T. 500 :. iSth st., Phila.
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SMULLEN & BARRY

Eroad aud chestnut ST.. Gibcrty Euildlnsl
VIZ COVER all sections IN Germantown and
on"r many choice properties cNrlusiy"l!,
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS ALBUMS A%D SUPPLIES
For StaIup Collectors
PlllIsA. STAMP CO. II :. j1TH Sr.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
STOCK SALESMAN
BUSINESS PERSONALS

YOt' want the BEST? Get ~ CONT.
NENTAL LII'I; or pEikWNEE. hsE
yutr banker. then me-.
tiANk l.. IINItkNESS SOC Bailey EllE
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BOARDING
Suburban

ATTRACTIVE. large sccond-story front
room; board; ref. Wayne, Chelten. Phone,
Germantown i1I+ J.
ARDMORE---8 W, Athens ave: conf. rms. =,
good table. refined sur. Phi Ardmore l2d
59t0 GREENE ST. GTN.-plea SAINT unfur.
room. first floor: excellent table, reference,
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NEW JERSEY FAR -


THOROUGHLY Up To DATE
IL acrrs colony and laying houses; capacity
1900 chicks. broOdcr house equipped with
candle hot-Wator HySten, capacity 1000
Chiuls; running water 10 each chicken house
I-ruuul house. conv.. farm and outhuldings
three 30U-egE tNphor's Incubator included;
~ minutes from GlssSboyo. y. !, Owner,
3g32 y, @Gth ~. I'hils. Phone Tioga 1913 W,
FARMS for sale. to 1000 acres y j., Del,
Penna. Alabama. Miss. a Florida, Frank
7. Gallnghcr. 4li Market 81. Camden. y. "
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SANITARIUMS
APARTMENTS

BEACTIFUL loca tion: special scientific =
nervous. elderly; every comfort. nur
booklet. DR.. Randall. City Line, Chest.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-05
PRETTY Home WEDDING

i pretty hcme wedding took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Nil
Ter, yesterday, when their daughter,
Miss Anna, was united in marriage
20 Mr.. Charles l.. Smith, of Charles
ton, West Va.
The impressive ceremony was per-
formed in front of an improvised
alter, banked with ferns and lighted
with many candles. The ceremony
was performed by Father Schultz in
the presence of only the immediate
families and a few intimate friends.
The bridesmaids were the two
sisters Of the bride, Misses Clara and
Carrie Miller, both beautifully gown
ed in delicate lavender and pink
chiffon with picture hats trimmed in
sweet peas and carrying pink roses.
The bride was lovely in white chiffon
and white tulle hat. and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses and
valley lilies. She entered on the arm
Of her father and was met by Mr..
Smith who had entered with his
brother, Mr. j. p. Smith. They
knelt upon white satin cushions while
taking the marriage vows.
After the ceremony most delight
full wedding breakfast was served,
the table decorations being in the
same pastel shades as the wedding.
After the breakfast the bridal party
motored to Danville, where they took
the train for Chicago. Upon their
return from the honeymoon trip they
will be at home to their friends in
West Virginia.
Among the out Of town guests were
Mrs, Mary l.. Gleason, the attractive
sister Of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Wearren and Mrs Dillon of
Stanford, Mr.. J. p. Smith and Miss
Clara Miller of Charleston.
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Bernice Champ.

Bernice Champ.
Mr. Ray Orrell Of Fort Pierce
Florida, was the guest last week OF
Mrs. W. A. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walter of Stan
ford, were visitors of Mrs. John
Walter last Friday
Mrs. Helen Bryant. who has a posi-
ton in Lexington, spent the week
end with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Embry and
sons, spent Sunday and Monday with
friends and relatives here.
Miss Anna Steele Cook of Lexing-
ton spent last Friday with Misses
Elizabeth and Lula Simpson.
Mrs. Clayton Sanders and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Ray, were guests Of
Mrs, x. c. Schroeder, last week.
Master IT, " Basin has returned
from a months visit to his aunt. Mrs.
Charles Denman, Of Nicholasville,
Mrs. Jesse Cook and Miss Eliza
beth Brown Of Lexington. spent the
day Friday with Mrs. Cabell Denny,
Miss Mae Powell left Monday for
Mays Lick, where she has accepted a
good position with the school at that
place.
Mr.. j. +. Robinson returned yes
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NOTICE

The school taxes for the year 1918
are now due. PLEASE call and set
tie as the current expenses Of the
school must be met promptly.
9-5-2t. frankie Kaufman, Treas.
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Mrs. J. r. Mount is visiting rel
atives in LaGrange.
Mr.. II. d. Lee is in the mountains
this week on business.
Mrs. Eliza Dunn, Of Bryantsville,
has been the guest of Mrs Hayden
Leavell.
Mrs. Thompson Of Springfield Ky,
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. u.
S. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Lee spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. u. Lee.
Miss Van Crcenleaf and little niece
Of Richmond, are visitors Of Mrs.
Emma Kaufman.
Mrs. Charlie Thompson and Miss
Lucille Thompson, are visiting rela-
tives in Stanford.
Mr.. Val Cook left last week for
Chicago, Illinois, where he has &C
cepted a good position.
Miss Vivian Blake Of Buffalo. West
Va, was the attractive guest of Miss
Florence Acton, last week
Misses Florence Johnson, Mamie
Stormes Dunn and Edna Berkele
were visitors in Danville, Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Anon entertained last
Friday at six o'clock dinner in
honor Of Mr.. 4. d, Bradshaw and
bride.
Miss Allie Arnold leaves this after
noon for Colorado Springs, Col,
where she will teach in the d. and d.
School.
lir. ". c. Davis. our efficient
tailor left Saturday for zen days
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Malone,
at Lebanon.
Mrs. Henry Simpson and little
daughter, Elizabeth, of Lexington,
spent a few days this week with Mr.
and Mrs. U. d. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs Cabell Denny en-
tertained Saturday at six o'clock
dinner in honor of Rev. and Mrs. W.
O. Foster. of Huntsville, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith left
Wednesday for their home in Cincin-
natl, after spending ten days with
friends and relatives here.
Messrs Robert Brown and Joe Ar
cher have returned to their home in
Villa Grove Illinois. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brown ana children.
Rev. and Mrs. w. o. Foster and
little daughter, Pauline, of Hartsville
Ala, have returned home after a
pleasant visit to Mr.. Alex Denny and
Mrs. Matte Duncan.
Miss Nancy Hagan, has returned
after a delightful visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Arnold, at Bryants-
vile. and is again back at her post,
in Dickerson's store.
Mrs. W. X. Burnside who was cali
ed to the bedside of her sister, Mrs,
Kirby, was called back to Barbours-
vile. Sunday, by the serious illness
Of her daughter.
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Miss Florence Acton leaves soon
to enter Georgetown College.
Mrs. T.. c. Peoples Of Louisa KY,
has been the guest of Mrs. l.. c. King.
Mrs. Belle Perkins of Stanford
was the guest of Mrs. W. L, Lawson
Monday.
Mr.. Thompson Sanders, Of Coy,
visited his father, Mr.. Coy Sanders,
last week
Miss Francis Miles Of Louisville,
is visiting Mrs. Hubert Carter at
Marcellus
Mrs John Anderson Of Lexington
spent the past week with Mrs. Flor
ence Grant.
Mr., Ashby Warren, of Stanford,
visited his aunt, Miss Jennie Duncan,
last Monday.
Miss Patsy Rosson of Richmond,
has been the charming guest of Miss