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it's furnishings--anu these pretty lit- tie places crumbled swiftly like toy houses beofre the adroit destroyers. disintegrated under powerful blows, sagged and fell, carrying tiled roofs with them, and were swiftly borne away. Thus was cheated Fudo, the Japanese god of fire.
 The crowd found time to stare in polite curiosity at the foreigner. "I hope you will nOtice," said the Japan CSC, "how orderly this crowd is. Per- haps little unpresentable, jostling now and then, but no trouble. l hope you feel perfectly safe; as safe as you would in New York, or LOT don, Or Paris.
 "The one real danger after all," rambled on the friend, 'is from pick pockets CT rather from petty burglars You see when the fire comes the people rush ont to sec, and the bur- glas, taking advantage, runs in to steal. Still, with the improvement of the police system, this form of crime is decreasing"
 q suppose this is small blaze ?'' Shall, indeed, though hard on the poor people whose homes have gone You know in earlier days, in the Shoganate days, the fires of Tokic l were known as The Flowers of Edo because they were so big and su beautiful-4O.0 houses, 6O,o00 some times."
 l Edo is the ancient Shogunate name of Tokio.
 "Latterly," my friend went on with the introduction of modern Wes- ! tern methods of fire fighting, we have done better both ill prevention and subduing. Our fire brigade has been remofelled after the West, .bui ] of course it lis still nvary juvenile condition compared with the other great capitals of the world. Iokle
 is becoming more and more the con
 centration point of the industria classes of the empire and the popula, tion is expanding, more especially il l the outskirts.
 "We have six fire brigades in Tok
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larly propelled. The fireme Il had strange Japanese letters and designs ed up. followed by hose reel, slmi- on their floating garments; their heads and faces were shrouded III helmets of some thick stuff that re- sembled oil cloth. The children had gone to bed and seemed to have stayed there, but men and women, talking and gesticulating, stood out side their tiny wooden houses, cas,- ing glances of anxiety. first at the advancing flames and then at their own endangered homes. Was it time to flee? It appeared not. Capable policemen were passing back and forth, seeming to write the Japanese characters of calm in the air as they thrust the omnipresent lanters back and forth.
 Still nearer the flames rose up the rytbmic chant of men swaying at the pumps. One, two; one, two.~ Other attachments had cleverly worked their way around the con- flagration and stationed themselves near supplies of water, and it was evident that the firemen had deemed tue ll1lO udu dlIlVCu tO IHdhV OOAu stand to stop the progress of the flames.
 A hundred yards away singing fire men stretched long bamboo ladder to the roof of an untouched house and nimhly clambercd thereon, drag sing after them huge triangular block of wood, painted white and bearing the name of a fire-company, the block resting on a long shaft of wood to which streamers of cloth were attached.
 This shaft the firemen proceeded to plant firmly on the roof of the house, and two men stood there hold ing it in place, as Esoldiers stand guard over a planted standard of battle. Men and shaft stood out in striking silhouette against the flam- es. motionless and thrilling to look upon.
 s'Nan desu ka 2" (Nhat is it?) ask ed the correspondent.
 repllad the Japanese colii- E
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gong pealing through the night awoke

gong pealing through the night aWoke the sleeper. As he turned uneasily there came a discreet knock on the door. ''Danna san,' said the boy. "Dana san speak like see big tlre Big fire come. Please get up! please go." A great mass of light showed through the windows. The fire was near and the correspondent went with his compatriots.
 In the United States big fire ap- peals as spectacular; i'll Japan 1t IS spectacular with the picturesque and the artistic added. The "boy" was wrong in one particular, it was not big fire as Tokio knows them only 30 houses but it afforded dra- matic instance of the Ioklo ire fighters in action. The Americans joined the throng of hurrylng, mur- muring, kimono-clad, clog -shod Jap anese which choked the marrow streets leading to the scene of the fire which loomed up angry and men, acing, an eighth of a mile away. Mas ses of sparks scared heavenward and clouds Of luminous smoke rolled up- ward and beyond, toward the centre
 
 of the great city whose greatest scourge has eyer been nre.
 Ut is spreading" a Japanese friend said gaily. "The gongs are sounding far away to call reinforcements. Let us hurry; we must get a good view, The crowd was becoming almost i'm. possible in density. and almost all the men composing it bore aloft ex- auisite Japanese lanters. It was q continuous singing lane of fantastic decoration that wound onward until it ended on the borders of the con flaglation itself. As the crowd ln- creased the noise grew ill volume un- til it became roar of sound. Ev- erybody seemed excited, Nothing seemer systamatized. False appear ances, both.
 Now, great shout arose and men waving huge lanters forced pass ags-way ill the middle of the street A hand pump on four wheels, drawn and pushed by perspiring men, tQtl'
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Columbia Records

panion, "is one of the ancient pose. of our fighters of fire. In a word, it means Thus far, and no farther Living up to it, has cost the life or many a man. It means that tine fire brigade in charge of this flanK 0, the fire stakes its reputation that the flames will be checked at this spot. There have been many cases where color bearers have peri5hed rather than abandon this sphynxlike clasp of the emblem that incarnates the honor of their brigade"
 Right in front where the street made a sharp turn and telegraph poles were burning fiercely, threat ening to collapse under their weight of wires, a nimble fireman made his way to the crumbling roof of a half consumed dwelling and wrenched off several shutters that hindered the effectiveness of the streams of wa ter. His life was clearly in danger, but he moved about the flames with great ccolness, jumping easily to safety just before the roof fell into the pit of fire.
 Matter of Homer
 Courageous" l remarked.
 Yes" was the answer, "it is a matter of honor with them You know in JaEan, firemen are born, rather than made. A family is fire men for generations. The youngsters learn the first lessons in boyhood, and then it becomes a lfa's work, as we'll as passion for them"
 Suddenly squads of soldiers arriv- ed from nearby barracks. While i'll the United States dynamite is used to stop the course of conflagratiOns in Japan the method is more simple but equally effective, and nicely ad- apted to conditions. The little Jap janese houses are pulled down. the debris carried away, and thus is a circular zone created around the fire wherein is nothing upon which it can feed
 The arriving soldiers were armed with stout, long poles and they al once charged a line of dwellings l previously evacuated and elnptied o1 |
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FIRES IN JAPAN SPECTACULAR BUT
 ARt PICTURESQUE
Was Net u Big Fire, as Known in
 a"klo-Only a"ll.. Thirty Houses Were


 u loklo, Dec. 7.-(Correspondencc of me Associated Press. Frequently Afss throughout Japan, attended by considerable destruction of property s sau some loss of life have urgently .aneo .a.,, the attention of the Japanese au.lofltles to the necessity of im- plI0V'hg the means of fighting fire. tn some cases entire villages have Tsai Tssn wiped out and in the city of hss 1sAlo blocks of tiny wooden houses swiftness.
 ,,A Japanese fire is different from 1most [ any other fire in the world. tha. aaa an opportunity of observing n,s. rdct when a fire occurred some Mo e ago near the headquarters of tsS M associated Press and seemed tiS, tlme to threaten it's destruc- ,,s, ,Ieasn style houses in Tokio are oaped osYs in cOmpounds-th that is, three cnysi yvtur vt structures :. are contained in hss. 'arge area. or garden. They dot ms,. ana there the great oriental mix aopoiis which stretches out for ssSa mass of loW-built, tile-roof- sf2sa sf2sspalntless Y wooden :. houses, the tsie.s tie.s bordered ghy lines of wooden d ds.apn poles carrying their bur Sih v wires. In the same compound the correspondent lived all can military attache, and an x S ican business man.
 mellow notes of "a Japanese
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tory"
 The fire was now under control and even subsiding. And so joining the retreating procession of exqui- site swinging lanters, the long lane of human fire-flies, we went back to America-land and to dreamland.
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20 Per Cent Reduction on Odd Serving Tables

We have them in Golden Oak, Fumed Oak. $13.5O to S35.O0. Less the discount.
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Sale on Cedar Chests
For the Men.

Useful gifts that men will appreciate and enjoy for years: Royal Morris Chairs, Comfort Rockers Shaving Stands. Globe Wernickc Book Cases, Ash Trays, Smokers Stands, Humadores, Chitforobes
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IVORY BED ROOM FURNITURE
A BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM SUITE

ideal the hearts of member of family An attractive Dining Room Suite will proe lasting will contribute largely to the tenl of home You will find immense stock suite that Brown, Mahogany Walnut Ten
 completely including Buffet China Cabinet Serving Table Extension Table, Six Chairs; from $95O0 Up.
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We have 35 small Wilton Rugs that are samples es-that we offer next week at one fifth off. They include Bundhar, Hardwick and French Wiltons.
 MAKE YOUR SELECTION MONDAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-16

975u-DESlRABI.E store and dwelling, il
excellent condition; good neighhOrhoOd
corner Cedar and B'rks sts.; suitable fol
nnY hmslnCSs.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW sEasEy--srgURBAN-
MERCHANTVTDbE-
SENSATION OF THE AGE

S3OOO HOME GIVEN AWAY
t. TSG n' n 9"e' snSc nro TsGt to arFr9 81 FrG"%d sc
Farm iSiSs the nSrsS side i2cn qt MaglSS
o., f' trolley. ;|E SurScd, street paved water gas
into large. roomy building lots, l0xl25
feet deep, un TO- quarter halves and acre !
rcHssocn FTS's s5 sac S OF 'IS'd r and s"f on MsT
chantville side. This particular propGrty
Is tho largest, last and best piece, o. ',9iie ,Sie
section. Men and women seeking re re-
spectacle community, with sonable build build
ing restrictions; excellent car csr,s,Sy serylHr;
must sec this property. Come today,-it
too busy come Sunda|srTs the prcSanns lf
he~c. who desire to build at once; may
aysI thT%GelvsS ef SsG9m9s ST%Sb trS nsmfsfr TfAN Il
BUILDiNG LOAN ASSN. then pay t2I II
on tho new and novel = home-bui'anGG M
r""H @SmaH calling % on those grounds ,1Is week
viii receive a froe SHARING COUPON;
which entities the hola2G to- o raThidIps's ndIg s" "a
ava away OF Of a s8oocoo modern, up.ttq2.G,ats ted
nTT"3R nT 3Re1It Estate gifts. We waht You to
got acquainted with omr clean: gen'r9us.
Vnu how volume Of business enables us to
save you from 2'c to 49, over other pins ,Tts
Of SI,o%iSe iST1 'iTS You :" to m purchase on the
Of ii Ho down. tnen 7,c a week rs, iot, WIN nti
For cnsh ,'ut this advertisement sout:
hpng It. It with you and when the Ment en
writes your contract II Will save you . Nv,
t,nId rnI or snow never prevents us ir3ni
doing business Agent always on gro9nds
office open from II to daily ana NnnuIE Cd ID
IN Cnmden aide take either car mntrkktT"ni kt"i
"MERCHAN NTVT1I.lG' or "MOORESToWN
and request conductor TO- let %,sSc %o" and 20" big
Ins ,,orkc1 Tract ~ There you arg
Plans Plans and literature mmaatled upon request
f'e'i pWpppy e. UNMNOND tOWNERSj
oo3 TkFAYETTE BLpG.. PHl''A'
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RAILROAD WORK
MACHINIsTS
Bl,ACHSMTTHS
BOtLERMAKERS
P1PEFITTERS
CARPENTERS
TENDER REPAIRMEN
HELPERS
1ARORERS
FIRENfEN
RRAKEMEN
CAR BUILDERS
ae+ TRUCKERS
SIGNAL REPAIRMES
STOREHOUSE MEN
ESSENTIAL WORK
4 standard WAGES-W0RE IN OR OUT
OF TOWN
Apply J. II RROOES
Employment Supervisor
ROOM PATH AND CHESTNUT
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD. OR
6l0 S. l:TH ST.
REPAIR MAN wanted tlrst-cIuss. on phono-
graphs ono experienced with all makes
preferred: must be flrFt-Class polshcr. APP
Iiy at once. i3i1 Walnut St
RtBBON LOOM FINERS assistant. ono who
has had such experience. hprlv Man.
haitian SILK Co, Independence MIL. Sd
and Ontario.
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Small Fireproof Hotel
CENTRALLY LOCATED; rOSSESStON
!. A. Patterson, l3O S. 18th St,
EEAT"TIFIb NEW HOMES
READY FOR OCCUPANCY

NNNSiiI Ky ST.. VIII It TIN
SO HEiOW NORTHEAST BOULEVARD
seven rooms ha~"m"nt laundry every pos
sthlo nnpro'' mcnt. nrst-class construction
aud Gnish; rock foundation; price only $il5o:
v"ry easy terms. Agent promises or
ROBERT r. HnNNER. 1107 Lihcrty Bldg.
TWELFTH 81. y. iIi7-Twclvc rooms; hot
water heat, .j""tr!"tIy. baths; GG7 y.
I'm $. r"' M"I"n. 70 rooms side. yard,
,Iosc stat. WIN. $. YardIcy. 1881 Girard
ave.
rRANNrIH; y. eaa2-s,x rooms and bath;
Icas, Sale pro" $500. Cash required 5000
LnllN KI!Al. -. Jr.. COS Chestnut st. Phone,
Walnut li-:u.
modern good condition; opou for nspor-
SS7oo L. i .TUSTER. 134s ". Somerset
ATTRACTlVE HOMES
These rroprrrt"s ar" 81 per cent Investments
,ml m" rrtG ar. "NIsplinnaI brokers pro
i73S \ WARNOCK ST
Sic" convenient home, rooms and bath;
Arniy Real Estate. Tillc Ins and Trust Co.
a2@ CHE. rNuT ST
SAMPLE HOUSE, a53i y. JOYCE ST.
lIral DWELLINGS, 4 rooms and bath; with
terms: brokers protected. Adam c. Jaeger.
400 Wid"nur Bldg. "
INVESTORS. spectators home buyers.
rlass properties: prices EXCEPTIONAL. Adam
.. Ja"grr. too via .uer H,Ig.
lot SNYnMh AyIEivTw%s,y so6 w hT;Ef Ih%t 9wE
and heater: S2l"o. Grtscom. 200 Catharinc.
SUIT italian do"tor: II rooms, bath. heat;
raIag. il roar. 22"n Morris st.
INVESTATENT-Four 7.rm houses; rent SIT;
price $l70o. smith. LAS Point lFr"e2e
building Lots. Factory Sites. ;Gtc.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE

BON-Rcspcctah bio cOlorpd boy. age "a. wishes
inside employment: willing to learn and
mako himself useful Address II. r.. 225
$. Third st.
COMPETENT old man viii tend hon 'g hoilcr
for good homo and ia. \ 35, ledger or.
MANAGER uf freight station Tor tOnE-dis-
tanCo trucking concern desires tn chpngn;
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Observation-Disclosures
FOR SALE CHEAP

Of N. I'd St. corner Green Address
wner, s. Fleishman, 1884 9TH ave. Pitts.
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SITUATIONS wANT,p-rEMAIp

HoUsBkEEPER position, assistant h H. or
housemother, reference; willing to 20 out
~ Guy. Address G.. II. O.. Chldrtns Sea-
Snore House. Atlantic city, N, ].
SECRETARY stcnographcr; several years
cNp"ricnCe, would like position where tact
Rnu nbiIity are necessary. highest references.
1l3. ledger Central
WOMAN. Colored wants place To cook; ref
crenc". can 1921 Montruse st.
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lot 50xI5O; old shade and fruit: elegant |
location. VIM. r. b. Roberts Son. Glen
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TRUCKS, TO 3 ton, by the hour. day or
- contract. Daily trips TO and from New
YORK;; U, 5. Auto shipping Co. 1873 Arch
st Phone Market iO16
HAULING-Autotrucks to hire. u to ) ton
hour, day or week. CallaEhan & Rooney.
1882 RansteHd ST. SnruCc lOl3. Race 1871.
for weddings funerals American Taxi
cab. 1lll Locust Spruce Gj Race 245
Io HlRE-Onc ton and u ton trucks, also
. UmouSin" and touring ears. Murphy, ny
V. Chelt"n ave Phone Germantown 2203.
Der hoah i opiar DRSs'ISSy is67 limousine 'l' oo
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CASH FOR DIAMONDS
We viii pav higher cash price for dls
monds owing TO the increasing scarcity: also
old gold, SILVER and platinum bought
THE DIAMOND SHOP
81 y. 10Th st. main floor
HAIR COMES ctr N THE FALL. GET a
now Rrowth startCd. ,R'gin now You viii
b" surprisingly gra'ihcd with the results oh
TUNED. Specialists In scientific treatment Of
hH ldi css and all forms Of hair and sCaIp dis.
orders. J. \. IOAN. 1919 C1IESTNt'T S1r
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GREEN TREES" 32lS Barring st-Ono ar
two large rooms, private baths table
boa rd. separate tables tea room service 10
to 80. Phone Barring 1898
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WANTED

NtiATES. antiques. American furniture. "a r.
pots. PIANOS & players. hrjr-H- brac house
hold goods in gen. wanted. prompt att. to al
orders. no matter now Iar2" or small; let us
DSt. hOfONa selling to any one else; we pa
highest cash prices d rCmOv. ut once SAN
FIRNITIRE CO.. 3l.H Md At Toga I27s
YOUR "ntir" household or parts. call write
phon" Bel. 7St7. RuhaCk. 40 y. Goth st.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

aa3S GREENWAY ANE.--Immediate posses.
sion: rooms; near cars; $4,000
r. j. McGARNEY. 5Sth and Woodland aye.
B3D AND WOODLAND AVE.--s rms. rel,
So: price $1,000. Smith. 1888 PIT Rree2e.
S55 y. 3lST-Two sty., rms. porch. cony.
to l.; Al cond. Mckenna, 3S-N. a2d
GOTH S. rll2--Two-storY. 7-rooms porch
MODERN cheap. Mcconnell, 41i 10th.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
BOARDING

COLUMBIA AVE. s2"-Elrst."Dass board;
warm room: 81 per week. Phon".
GREEN l74O-Dcsrabe single vacancies
with board,
ETH 1T, $. "54I-Room and board con.
venient to Hog Island and Navy Yard.
Bath ST n. 2Ul--Good table board: rea-
SOuable rates
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

DIAMOND and 18th st,-Three ROBINS and
bath nicely fur Tel. Diamond $3.50 J.
FURNISHED aparts., central locations by
week II des. Sherwood e. Co., 1921 Walnut
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5SS5 AONTROSE ST. (bel. Christian(---rwo
sty,. Dutch hall. 3 bedrooms. eec. light
h.-w. heat. basement laundry; Nov. 10 poss. I:
price $4,000. Brown & Leonard. AZ N. 02d.
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BUiIdIng I.OtN. FNrtnrN NlteS, NC,
FACTORY SITES WITH RAILROAD
FACILITIES; good Labor market; within
easy driving distance Of all parts of city.
Mnuran. Dolan Co, y. E. cor. broal and
chestnut.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


FI-RNISHED HOUSE in good location in
phi'adrlphi, or suburbs wanted by French
,ffrial with family Of =. Address, full par
ticulHrs T. q. Boz Sl2. Harrisburg, Pa
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APARTMENTS

APA hIM ENTS
NEW APARTMENT. exclusively for men,
l"i 18Th st. adjoining PhtHdclphia
Club: lust completed; most desirable" i'm
PhllHdelphia: furnished or umfurnishcd
rooms. single and On suite; mOdcrnly ruuip-
ped: good light; perfect ventilation; built in
baths and showers wall safes electricity:
steam heat; hot and cold water: valet and
maid service and restaurant on premises. an
ideal home for discriminating bachelors
Apply representative. on premises.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments specially, Sherwood q
Co. 1921 Walnut ST Some very attractive
] and room furn. ants: some hOusekpg
THE GENEVA
l2T = 10TH ST
High.ClaEs apartments with or without nri
vate bath; entirely return. Tel. Spruce 300.
l4O9 EFFERSON-NIodern rooms ba IN
kitChenette; porch; furn'd. Pop. 1874 j.
ants. Schimwcll & Logan
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CARPET CLEANING
FOR SALE

GEIiIAtIl carpet rug-rl"auiug and securing
works: max" old rugs now. Eqtah 90 y's
phou" TIOgn iGi5. llth aud W"simoreIaud
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PRINTING

Bl'Y your christmas cards carly: make
your selections from 1gI designs: price 1ir
to 81 per dozen printed; engraving our sp"-
cInltN. Gard ShMn. N9O Chnstnui 81.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS wanted: 5
or u rooms and bath: Logan. Germuntown
or Chestnut Hill preferred, NJ ia. Ledger
Office.
APARTMENTS, 2 rooms and bath. pufur-
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Overlook Apis.

S. n. COR Gan AND T.AWNSDOWNB AVE.
offer a selection Of high.Clasq deal suites,
finished in quiet taste with all latest ap-
nointmcnts; suites OF rooms. with or with
out pOrChes; some smaller. Saa and Sll5.
Apply TO JanitOr on premises.
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poRTrR. BftONVNING
KING & co, ih2a CHESTNUT.

PREssMAN'S assistant on Mcihle press with
cross feeders; here Is that chance you
have been looking for to make good; this
lr rare opportunity for live wire To
ehow what Is IN him; TO such man we
will pay liberally.
THOMAS NJ. ROYAL & co.
Bryn Mawr. Pa. Phone Belmont oIo.
pROOTREADER wanted. on Public Ledger.
Cali at COG Chestnut ST., fifth floor, after
n n. m.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH. lill-H4ndsumo front rms, priv
bath: g"nts: all cows; good serv.: owner
CHESTNUT. "OOD-Kooms and professional
WALNUT 81, 12l1-rnfmuishrd apart
mont, ; fine rooms ana balh. Apply on
premises Watson & Hurk"l
furn; heated: 81 and iant'ur s"rvI"a
YOUNG WOMAN, employed, wishes to share
room in central saR ion Of city with honest
conE"nial girl NJ 2il. ledger office.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED apartments. some
hskpG. Sherwood & co l72l Walnut st.
EXTRA large fine furn. room ana bath for
gentleman. perm.i $50 month spruce 3SO3.
ROOMS and suites furnished in & houses:
finest locaton. Apply 2i7 s 18th.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
LOCUST ST. 4O4l-Furu. room south, ex-
posur". bath gentlemen preferred.
WALNUT 3aU1-Nirry furu double or
single; NV. heat. g"nt Preston i"37 W.
BOTH ST. s. 2O2--i.argc rooms suitable
for several; running water: near several
car lines board optional rcasonablr
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OREI.AND-Posscssion $1,000. no cash s2I
monthly 80 Plymouth; key at 223. four
squares l3 miles from Reading Terminal.
Phone Diamond 232.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POWER Plant EQ"IrNENr
Dynam"s motors. boilers. steam and oil
engines pumps. air COmur. ssOrs
FRANK TOOMEY, Inc III y. 81 at,
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
O'RR1EN MACHINERY co. ll9 " Sd ST
MEAT mixer. 80 & l0O gal. wrought iron jaclJ
"trd kettle ton chain block pin. cutter,
bolt cutter. @0-in. chuck. cheap. S2G y. ith
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
BUSINESS PERSONALS

NEW and 2-hand bicycles tires all makes
ANDREW T. BlRCHETT 500 s. 22d
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS


LARGE front room. second floor: also single
room and ktchenette 81. 1i0l N. 18th 81.
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CITY

pWGS.. centrally located. reasonable rental
15O+ Locust St
I27 S. nd st.
2312 Spruce st.
n203 Il st James place.
n. E. DALI.AM. 514 Walnut st
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OlneN
TiOga

1917 PIKE ST.-Fine 3-sty dwelling. garage
large garden the home for parties want
ing roomy house and ground; make fine
apis. Robert +. Bonner l1O7 Liberty Bldg.