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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31
RECRUITING vs.. DRAFT

Inc Government has closed the
recruiting stations.
Opinions differ as to whether
the Government should close the
saloons. But there will hardly be
any divergence of opinion abou,
recruiting.
"Treat us all alike" Is true dem
ocractic philosophy. Don't penal
lze the loyal enthusiasts of a sec
ton of us for the benefit of those
who are less patriotic. Don't ap
peal to our emotions, or stimulate
them into sacrifices for the advan
tage of those whose emotions are
less volatile.
But there are other considera
tons than these. Abolition of the
recruiting system is not merely an
expedient for protecting the en-
thusiast, the alturist, the devotee
Under the old system many a man
felt a strong impulse to enlist but
controlled it. He felt no fear of
LudendOrff, but he was little
afraid of the man next door.
Jones wanted to enlist. He
did not feel that his wife was On
tirely dependent on him. She
had some money, and her folks
were willing to look after her. SO
we're his, for this matter. He had
just enough of the ingredients of
an exemption claim to put it over,
but he didn't think he ought to.
Smith worked with Jones on the
same job. He had az good a
claim to exemption as Jones, and
no better, but he was less Qaixo
tic. He meant to use it.
If Jones went to the front for
thee years Smith would stay on
the job, and through the scarcity
of hired hep would get many pro
motions. When Jones came back
to the job-if it was still open
Smith would be his boss. And
Smiths wife would take care
that jones' wife didn't forget it.
So Jones stayed at homeland
you can't blame him.
By the new arrangement the
Government gets both Jones and
Smith. 1t will probably get all
the Smiths and Joneses pretty
soon, unless they are under eight
cen or over forty five. Some of US
are too shortsighted TO shoot, too
bow legged to march; not heavy
enough to sit down on Boche
and tquash-him cold. But Uncle
Sam will come for us and ask Us a
few short questions.
"Did you ever run lathe?" he
will ask. "Ever dig cOaIi Or use
tools, or surveyOrsi
Are you a die maker, a mOlder, a
puddIer, a chemist, bookkeepeIV
Don't be bashful, dear friends.
We can most of us do something
even editors. And we had better
not try to fool our loving uncle.
[bervllle South.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

The Department of Labor tells
US that Porto kicdns are to be
sent TO the mainland aud that 10,
900 will be started out to help sup
ply labOrers everywhere. 1t is
calculated that 5000 can be sup
piled. Vessels to transport the
men are being provided for,--La
Planter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31
Children Crv
FOR RETCHER'S
g AS0RIA

George s. Winters, Iberia par
ish planter. received a telegram
from the War Department last
Saturday announcing thai his
brother, Sergeant Robert ID. Win
ters, was killed 10 action in
France. He was a member of the
United States regular army.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Win cure youf Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Headaches, Cramps,
Colo. Sprains. Bruises. Cuts and
Burns. Old Sores, Stines Of Inseets
Etc. AntiseDtic Ane1yze, used n.
tssnally and externally Pfica Sc,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Miss Myrtle Ribbeck, after a
pleasant visit to friends IN Lake
Charles, returned the latter part
of last week to her home in this
city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Pittman and
daughter, who made their home
in Oregon for year or more,
arrived here this week to visit
Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. Puttman's mother.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Miss Rita Marin and Miss Marie
Greig, after spending some time
in Lafayette, guests of Mrs.
George Gauthier, returned to their
respective homes on Monday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Miss Marie Young returned
Tuesday from visit to her cousin.
Mrs. Maumus, in New Iberia
Abbeville Melidiunal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs f K. Delahoussaye,
accompanied by Mr.. L. r lilly.
left for Baton Rouge on Sunday
and returned to their respective
homes on Thursday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Mrs. Camille Curtis and sons.
George and Jules, returned to their
home the latter part of last week
from Lafayette, where they were
guests of Mrs. Leo Alpha for a
fortnight.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31
PERSONALS

On Saturday of last week Mrs
A. }. Cammack, of Lafayette, was
a business visitor to this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

NCW OiicdHS, udNIuS SUuc tSpt
cially to see their nephew, Harold
Smith, who is volunteer in Uncle
Sans navy.
Mrs. JAS. I. Colgin and chil
dren returned to their home in
this city on Monday they were
guests for month of their Iela
tives in Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Thelma Fsench is expecte.
to arrive from New Orleans today
Miss French has been reapp3intet
as one of The teachers of The New
Iberia High School.
On Friday OF last week Miss
Lezima Mes'ayer, after spending
her vacation iu San Antonio, Tex 3,
with her sister, Mrs. Tom Johnston.
returned TO her bcme to resume
her studies at the New Iberia
High School in due time.
Mrs j. J Clark left on Wed
nesday's forenoon train for o;
apge, Texas Mrs. Beal, Mis-
Clark's mother, who had but re
Gently passed her 70 anniversary
died there, the night before, after
a brief spell Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cousin
we're made happy on last Monday
morning by the arrival of their
son, Sergt. George Cousin, who
has been located for some time at
Camp Jackson, South Carolina
George expects to return to hs
military duties on Monday.
Mr.. Willie Trappe, Of Jeanei
cite, Was here for a brief while o.;
Monday morning He is asso.
ciated with his father and brothers
in the manufacture of the well
known aid famous pepper pro
ducts of B f. Tfappe & Sons
He paid this Office a brief visi
while in town
Mr.. Lewis ADgers was in town
on last Saturday. He is engaged
upon some big drainage canal pro
jrcts in Vermllion parish. AD
unfortunate accident made it ne.
cessary for him to visit the iron
foundry here. He was waiting 10
take the new parts back with him.
lie says the selecuve draft keep
his crew of workmen in a semi or.
ganized condition by calling some
Of his most experienced help.
Mr.. Tim Hanley, of Desc Par
ish, was in town on Monday last
on q visit 10 nis mother and sister,
and to see his many friends of his
old home town. Friend Tim is
something Of sportsman and be
lieves in making every shot count
double when he can; Therefore,
be was boosting for candidate
John Ii. OvertOn as successor for
the seat Of the late Senator K. +.
Broussard. Mr.. Hanley's engage
ments were such that he could not
long tarry with Us on this trip.
Mrs. L. Y. Melanson and daugh
ter, Miss Sadie, leave today for
New Orleans. Miss Sadie will be
enrolled Az student of the St
Mary Dominican Convent. Mrs.
Melanson will spend several weeks
with relatives.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Mrs Willie Pellerln of New Or
leans arrived here last week to
visit her sister, Mrs. Cab. handIy
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31
MORB|D|TY WEEKLY RE-
PORT.

Week ending August "a, 1918
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Misses Alice and Amanda Smith
spent Saturday and Sunday in
New Orleans, having gone espe
cially to see their nephew, Harold
Smith, who is a volunteer in Uncle
Sans navy.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Mrs. L. Y. Melanson and daugh
ter, Miss Sadie. leave today for
New Orleans. Miss Sadie will be
enrolled az student of the st.
Mary Dominican Convent. Mrs.
Melanson will spend several weeks
with relatives.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Mrs. JAS. I. Colgin and chil
dren returned to their home in
this city on Monday they were
guests for a month of their rela
tives in Little Rock, Ark.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-08-31

Miss Thrlma f. ench is expecte'
to arrive from New Orleans today
Miss French has been reapp3intet
as one Of The teachers of the New
Iberia High School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-01
21Oo N. 10TH ST.


FOR sALE-RIVERFRONT
schuyltll River, east side. say IL acres;
wharf and railroad. office and garage. etc.
with or without valuable machinery.
C. F. SIMON. i1o s. 10Th ST
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AUTOMOBILE EXPRESS BUSINESS for
sale: hauling for the best houses in Phila-
delphia. Inquire 1921 Ridge ave.
DINING ROOM. fully furnished accom-.
80 to 40. 1913 Race. Phone Race 1901 w.
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COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED
SANIThRIUMS

BEAUTIFUL location; special scientific care
nervous. elderly; every comfort; nurses;
booklet. Or. Randall, City Line. Chest. Hi.
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CITY
GREPLE BLDG. ITIO Chest-studfo sky
liEht; north lieh'. Tardella, 1888 Christian.

Bnsiness Properties and Storcs
II S. 18TH ST.-Store and ba sement 1913.
electric light hot-water heat. WHITE
SIDE MctANAHAN. 18th and Pine ets.
STORE AND BASEMENT. 1929 Brown ~
just above Broad: chance of a lifetime for
auto supplies: low rent
10lG-10lS. CHERRY ST. suit any busiaess.
JAMES McCREA. 1928 Arch st.
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HEATING

SAVE COAI-SANE MONEY
MONROE PIPELESS HEATER burns 25 @
70 40eI less fuel than stoves and furnaces
furnishes more heat: air constantly in circu.
lation krerinz house CnZv and comfnrta bic.
NAKTN-'tEISEY HEATING. 1897 Filbort st.
MAKIN-KELSEY HEALTHY HEAT. better.
cheaper than hot water or steam: pure.
fresh air with normal humidity. 1927 Filbert.
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WALLACE. l122-Comtortab turn, room
10 minutes to City Hall, Phone Poplar IO5.
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APARTMENTS

ONE VACANCY at the Powelton. 35th anC
Powelton ave; rooms and baths; see
ond floor: possession July | SSh per month
JAMES d. WINCHELL
l1ih and Snnsnm stS
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OFFICES, RrsINEss ROOMS. ETC.
rENNsYLyNNT.-sTRTrRBAN


BRYN MAWR-22 Elliott ave-. 3-story all
stone detached mod. residence. 10 rms 2
baths: porches; large lawns: garage; rent ss5.
JOHN A. BARRY. 5n7 Land Title Bldg.
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CENTS CAST OFF CLOTHING

honght Call or address 1875 n 9th nh Arch.
CONVERT your LIBERTY Bonds into diamonds
or anything In tho line Of iewnlry: allow
par value Jefke's Jewel shor. l3nI Market.
ELECTRIC eatment and manicurinF Room
105, Heed Bldg. .,12lh Filhert 81. Phi FL 3a62
ELECTRICAL treatments. rrpnicurnE 523
boardwalk. ATLANTIC CtTY. Hours 90
DIAMONDS bought; full price Call. write
or phone Hans 1876 Y. 10Th 81.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOKS. childnurses. half-erown girls want
Gira rd ave.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANo]
REAL ESTATF WA NTEn

HAVE BUYER for side ys rd corner or De-
tached 2-story dwg in good neghborhood:
CITY property hought quickly for raeS
WESLEY ROCKETT. 18th and Parrish. Z
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LOGAN

s3oO0-i9O8 ". 18th st: 2 bed
rooms; hot-water heat electricity; near
tr1.T. and trolley,
Si00O-453O y. Carlisle: twin: bedrooms;
hardwood floors throuEhout near trolleys
GEHLHArS & DALLAS
Wvn S11 400 y Broad st.
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g. MA HIN
- EPA MEN REPA1RME EN-
100 MACHINE REPAIRMEN
ARE NEEDED TO KEEP THE WHEELS
GOING THAT ARE TURNING OUT THE
eliELLs FOR OUR BOYS IN FRANCE.
HERE is AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE
a YOUR AMERICAN MANHOOD AND PATRI-
oTrsM BY KEEPING THE MACHINES
i THAT ARE DOING U. S. GOVERNMENT
WORK IN REPAIR.
BRING YOUR TOOLS AND BE READY
10 PITCH RIGHT IN.
EDDYsToNE MUNITIONS COMPANY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
EDpYsToNE. PA.
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ARCH. lI0S Desirable single rooms for
gentlemen; all convenienCes.
BROAD, s.. l903-Furn. rms, double or sim
gle: conv. 10 navy yard. Ph. DlCkins 5s2O
CAMBRIA, w. 1201-NewIy furn. rooms
with board: squares from \. Phtla. sta.
CHESTNUT, 2009
ROOMS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
CHESTNUT. 1S0S-Attractive rooms. with
bath; single or en- suite; elec. and elevator.
CHESTNUT. 2O42-Superior rooms. furn. or
uufurn. up-to-date apartment house.
CHESTNUT ST. 2O28-Single and double
rooms, well furn., -unntng water; nr. bath.
MASTER. 18OO--Living room, bedroom, pri-
vate hath; well turnishCd eIeCtric.IY
plenty hot water; reference. Poplar 296 W..
PINE, 736-Large airy; elec. c.-lighted rms,
furn. or unfurn.: select; exc, Eli 4322
SPRUCE ST NEAR BROAD - Furnished
rooms, all conveniences: reasonable. Phone
SPRUCE. l633-Third floor single room;
running water: 4th-hoor room. south. EXP.
.TASKER. l324-Nicely furn. priv. conys to
Navy Yd. Hog Is. board opt. Dick lO3s ]
WALLACE. 1s25-well furnished suite. bed.
room living room and private BATH hrst
floor. Phone Poplar 4isl
WALLACE l72o-Comfortably furn, room
10 minutes to City Hall Phone Poplar 1O3.
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Observation-Disclosures

ARDMORE PARK-stoue and stucco dwell
ing; steam heat, and electric: lot
IhX1l2; garage with heat and light. Price
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MODERN HOMES OF DISTINCTION AND
QUALITY
G2Ol CARPENTER St. 2l2 -stv. cor: .
baths billiard or dance rrn. garage. 81 900
57lS Catharine st. 2-story corner;
Eirlte house, garage for 3 cars. $1,000
zoos s, Goth st. . sty.. Ar. and bath
on I'd floor; entirely detached house sGo5o
1890 s. Goth st. sty.. semidetaChed $1,000
MICHAEL A. MALONEY
(,
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DoCToR-IDEAL CoRNER-DENT1sT

DOCToR-IDEAL CORNER-DENTIST
1900 Spring Garden: $500: small amt. cash.
LAMBERT & McDERMoTT. 4O3 y. G3D ST.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER PROPERTY, 5715
Ralttmore. with room for garaEc, rooms
ply W. II. YORKE. owner. 122o South 5Sth.
s4ooO--37 $. G2n---7 rooms and bath; steam
heat: Al condition: immediate possession;
''o'" 10 RYAN. sYt P5oos Market st.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF desirable g.
story house near small ps,rk So and convent
sH to Hs5 @fH SiEi t2O 42a S.
CHESTNUT terrace. homes, I 50. to Goth st.
house open tor ,nspoCn; IoSo il Sa53o conv, terms
$s5SoIPIsgsst bsrFaiG Of W Philq nm. $500
modern cows. h. w. heat: elec light Sample
house.l John 4. Thomas. Gas S. 60th st
S52oo-SEvEN-RooM main street home: all
'''''''''' RYAN. haos Market st.
sSo00-LARGE light cor. Crawford home 0
rooms, Dutch hall. hot-water heat. elec 4;
aGaFf SRf ri s. 9Th So good
3-SToRY, brick dws.; gas and elec. h SGE w
"T1oiFLAHD. T12l Woodland AVE. W.
MARKET 5000 SOD So 2stOry stSSSs SSo
good Investment Rarrick. 1ol1 Chestnut st
PEACH ST. (cast side). between Arch and
RaGf G2FFfst 2d rag asa nusfty ST.
55l4 LOCUST-S rooms. porch: splendid To-
cation possession ulyJ 10. Gotwals, 1887
North 10th.
ONE sq, Catholic church. sr-,- lot Iexaf tt;
$4,000 CIR. Thos r. Smith. 153s Pt. Breeze
GOTH ABOVE ARCH. Sr.. modern good con-
dition: barEain. Griscom 2l00 Catharine.
GERMANTOWN
IN ONE OF THE NICE PARTS OF GER
MANTOWN, 81 W. Cpsal st, near the
avenue and two blocks from Upsal Station;
G bedrooms, open freplaces. all conveniences:
lot 33x175 TO rear street; for sale a. $4,000
terms can be arranged. PEMBERTON ES-
ANTOWN-Wakefield st. n w. cor
Penn. rooms, bath; modern, h.-w, heat;
$4,000; easy terms. Parker. 8l2O Greene st.
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PENNsYLvANIA 1Anxl9
MARYLAND FARMS

COUNTRY STORE doing nice ca sh busifeS
stock and fixtures 13i5 acres. level far
land growing crors. fine garden, all ~
S3Inn. c. l.. STEELE. Worton. Md. K
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ROOMS FOR RENT
11TH, N. 1Tt7-Sute newly furn hsl<p /;
reas.: business couple or gentleman

1tTH. NJ. 1T17-suitc newly furn. hskp I:
reasi business counle or gentleman.
18TH. s. 25ii--Room and board for mem
convenient to Hog Island and Navv Yard
10TH \. ltol d, Two rooms furn!shgdd
sinnle room.
10TH ST. y, iio7-weli-furn third
story front room al cows. POPLAR io22
18TH, s, 2do1Two beautifully furn rooms;
Eentiemen onlvt references exchanged
10TH. N. 7is-cool rooms furr single or
en- nnite: housekeeping Ph. Poplar 7o2
BEAUTIFULLY turn. ants attrac. s. cont T;
some hsknC. sherwood Co. 'i721 Walnut
SPRUCE, 2022-Communicatin and single
rooms. private bath; southern exposure;
wEsT rurIaDELpHIA
Barring. 1924 Cw. Phila Clean. liaht. airy
roomq; hot water; u minutes to city Tall
CHESTNUT. 42iO---sinEc aud second .aoor
front rooms; cool porch electricity; bust
ness people profcrred; private Rarins 7si5
CHESTNUT. lOn0--Rooms ainClo on suite,
convenient with bath. for gentlemen
SAMSON sT S2oGLGGrES Gr9 second floor front
Pile: all cows. ~ so. from 52d 81. L sta.
10TH s., SSo--NiColv furnished rooms. con
gentiemar. adi7ccnt to hath; rriy9tS fam
ilv: beautiful wide street.
rosldentlGl aoc. gentlemen. Rolmont aSsi
suite: exclue'vo homo. Preston 5sA7 w
10TH: T., i1I,,,,IGrF,G, tanasomo second,foor
roc-1s. hrealfast " Ld"alred ownrr
sgd. N. 103-Furnishod room: square from
elevated Belmont SOS
GOTH ST. N oOS-Turnished rooms for
tonseteoctrg. ccrvcrlcnt 70 I.
NEW LFRSEY-SEtsHoRE
ATLANTIC CRY
PARKWAY ApTS. Boston and Atlantic
aveP.. Atlartir CITY y. J-Sevnn-room
ant. also housekeeping rooms Apt. nj.
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TOOL AND GAUGE MAKERS
OLD EMPLOYEES
II you formerly worked IN our toolroon
u will pay you to Investigate our new rates.
Write at once.
NEW EMPLOYEES
II you are a frst-class toolroom mecha mic
write or call at once. We are paying high
rates for Al men,
MIDvALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE co.
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
Plant Employment Hours--Daly. a. m.
to p. M. except Sunday. Saturday. a. m,
to IL q. m.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Woodland ave. and Island road
5203 Market st.
1919 Arch st.
r. Office Hours-6 a. m. to 8 p. m. daily.
Sunday. 10 a. m. to p m.
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BOARD WANTED

WOMAN. business, refined. desires board in
quiet private family: best references terms
moderate 7oS. Ledger office.
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ST MARTINS min. from sta, rooms
semideta ched stone house, furnished sum
mer months. Phone Chestnut Hill 1447 ].
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DIAMONDS WANTED
We must have 90 more TO fll an order, snv
size up 10 carats: price no object Cali
or rhone Walnut iiia. suite 2i and 90 a32
Childs Restaurant
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BALA, CNNWYD. WYNNEFIELD. MER-
1ON-MOd"rn Suburban Homes
$4,000 to $50. O0n
JAS. f.. D0BAN e. co. .Cynwyd Pa Gym. 1872.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-01

IMMEDIATE PDESESSTON
Belmar Terrace homes. 57th and 5sth SITS
$4,000; splendid location: SIS monthly ex-
pense. of which YOU save 81: rooms and
bath: all ConvcnenCes; sample house open
every day; handy TO Remincton. Westing-
house and Hog Island plants. inspect while
they last.
L. II. APSLEY. 5Sth and Springfield ave.
Liberty Bonds accepted as cash
A 3-STY. PORCH FRONT HOME in a most
convenient section of West Phila. may he
purChn sod for as little as 500 cash. balance
as rent, and every dollar you pay above the
actual carrying charges applies on your
purchase. thereby Immediately giving you tho
benefit OF what would otherwise go II:
rentals and profits to other folks. Full par
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MiDMORE PAEK--Dcu't miss this oppor.:
h1rCatn; house and garage, IL rms. lot ~
VIZ 5000. 1877 Chestnut st. Room 2nn.
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FOR RENT-EURNISHED
LOGAN

LOGAN-ExGuistiely furnished home on
Broad st: near trolieys: aIs story. serv-
ants room and hath: entirely modern: year
ly lease. GEHLHAuS g. DALLAS. 4709 N.
Broad 81. WYo. s71.
ToGRIsoN. 7014 Bower st. Germantown:
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
CITY

zoos WALNUT SR--Lot 23x20f; 20 roomG,
bathrooms electric elevator: sutable kor
sentleman.s residence apartments. ~
C. r. SIMON. 112 s. 18th St \
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

IfPlST-1ntellisent refined capable young
woman wishes afternoon evening or Sun
day work: excel. ref. T.. c.. 14O5 oxford st
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24nS RIDGE AvE-Three- story store and
dwelling. IL rooms and bath. The Land
Title and Trust Co. Broad and Chestnut etR.
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SUMMER HOUSES

SMALL BUNGALOW furn $3.50 for sea son |:
near Friendship, Me: in Muscongus BAY:
fine fishing. boating and sailing. Pemberton
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FIRsT-CLAss BRICK PROPERTY, new,
completely equipped. long-estab blished ice
cream factory at Bethlehem. Pa: capacity
5000 gallons daily; price $4,000; opportunity
Is knocking; heed IT,
GARIS & SINNER. Bethlehem. Pa.
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could not associate with the people
who would have appreciated her
worth.
Now that financial worries are
past, she is tied down day and night
with an invalid. For herself she
does not complain, but she would
wish me to be able to meet the kind
OF people that l seek What solu-
ton do you offer to my problem
The New Thought idea that which
we seek and which rightfully be-
longs to us mu ust come to us? Shall
l follow this, and wait, or shall l
accept something less than the
ideal?
Now that woman has come into
her own, no doubt many of them
are perfectly happy and contented
to wander on alone and support
themselves and be independent.
That isn't the kind of happiness L
seek-merely earning the money
and spending it, My thoughts of
happiness lie in a complete unit
home, husband and children.
MISS TWENTY SEVEN"
My Dear Unknown Friend: Thank
you for saying that you are going
to follow your own inclinations, no
matter what l may say. There
fore dare discuss the question with
you, because you are a strong and
self-reliant soul, and my views will
really carry no weight.
Your quantity of nature is mark
ecly emphasized. The home-maker
conflicts with the student; and
both seem equally strong. You ask
what is it that must be sacrificed?
Do not sacrifice anything Your
problem is to fuse into harmony the
natural impulses, not to suppress
them. There is no such thing as
killing anything. either in the world
of thought or of materially What
ever you have fancied you killed will
sooner or later rise from its grave
clothes and confront you.
Since you are inherently analyt-
ical and evidently prefer to face
facts rather than to gild or to ig-
more them, let us face a few.
No matter whether you marry, or
whom you marry, you will still
have your father and mother to
look after. That is a circumstance
that the man who wishes you for
his wife must take into account