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LIVESTOCK FINANCING
sRAncH in ID ksH

A branch of the agency which the
government has instituted to hahdle
the project Of extending direct nnan-
cial assistance TO live stock raisers
will be located In Denver. acccrdirS
to a report delivered BY H. II. Tom
kins, Jr., chairman Of the llva stock
division Of the food ADMINISTRATION
for Colorado, on his return from !
conference with war HnancS cor.
poratiDn representation recSukiy a
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Kansss City. The corporation will ex.
tend direct credit to those in the busi.
ness Of raising live stock. Including
cattle. sheep. goats and hogs. Depart.
ments known as cattle loan agencies
will be established at Kansas City.
Dallas and Denver for this purpose.
All applications tor direct cattle loans
II tho West viii b made 10 these
branches Tor hnal rsferehcs 70 the
War Finsnce Cooperation 1t Wash.
inston. The present plan Il to accspt
preindorsed cattle paper for terms ~
Ions - - months. B
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BROUGHT HERE FROM
CRIPPLE CREEK FOR BURIAL

John Murton, for many years a res
ident OF the Cripple Creek district.
died at the residence OF his daughter,
Mrs w. Q. Counts in Anaconda last
Tuesday night The funeral was
held at his late home in Anaconda az
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Later
the remains were brought TO Canon
City for burial, the funeral party ar
irving here at 4 o'clock. Interment
was at Lakeside cemtery.
Mr.. Murton had lived in Teller coun-
ty since 1895. and is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. Robert Gardi-
nier and Mrs. Alvin Jackson OF Grip
pie Greek, and Mrs. William Counts OF
Anaconda. All three Of the daughters
accompanied the body here for burial
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Propusk is Big
Word IN Russia
(By Joseph shapIen. United Press
Correspondent.l

OOrreSpOuOeul-J
New York, Sept. 11.-"Propusk!'
That is the word that =.rik.ss ter
ror into the Russian heart. There
was a time-when the Romanoffs still
ruled Russia--when another word
performed the same function. That
word was passport" the revolution
abolished that. One needs no passport
10 live In Russia now but il he wants
to go about he will have to have
something else. He must show the
holy propusk--the pass. One can ac-
quire qui.e beautiful collection of
propuska. OF all colors and for all pur-
poses. by living just one week either
in Petrograd or Moscow. And IL is
best TO be fortified with as iargeli
collection of propuska as possible. a
propusk that may be even six months
old is a useful thing. as long as It
bears some imposing looking stamp
OF some soviet or government organ
izati0n
The prcpusks had for admission
" tOaE SbNt1 DUlitiuEE
served me in good stead in places ad-
mission to which they were never in
tended &c give. But as 80 per cent
OF the soldiers who examined them at
various entrances could not read any
how. they proved mighty usefnl
Whether ! wanted TO enter Smolny,
the Tauride Palace or the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs. always found
that propusk issued 10 me month
before for admission TO places far
from the aforementioned ones proved
real taiisman.
Particularly useful was my coiIec-
tion of propusks during the frequenr
raids OF the Boisheviki on my hotel.
!. e.. about every night. Despite the
fact that all entrances and exits OF
the hotel were barred by armed sol
diers or red guardsmen. needed
only 10 pull NY propusk collection on
the "tovarisch commissar' to obtain
complete liberty Of action. Only
once did my propnsks seem about To
s~ss Asf't ~@t-t Afittt IAN Va tut oItIri0n
OF an important meeting of the soviet
in Petrograd. when the BoIshevik
commissary wanted TO know 10 What
party belonged before permitting
me TO proceed TO the meeting. Ny
imposing propusk array. however. con
quered even him.
knew a man in Petrograd who
obtained a propusk 10 gee one OF the
prisoners In the Peter and Paul fort.
rcss. He got In all right. but found
he had to have another propusk 10
get out. He stayed in
The propnsk is the bsne of tho Rus
slams life The redeefning feature
about II Is thar the soldiers cannot
read them. 80 that very often ons
could. II soreiy pressed. get BY on
a Chinese laundry check
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King Booze is Out
of War in Britain
tny unrsed p,e~..,

London. Aug. 2s.-tBy Mail.J-Com-
pulsory temperance has reduced
drunkenness in England approximate
ly SO per ceut since the war began.
II has increased Industrial efficiency
of the nation many fold and made a
return to the old regime of unrestrict-
ed alcoholism impossible after the
war.
This Is the pnrport Of report TO
the British people by Lord D'Aberndsn
chairman OF the board OF liquor con-
troll.
Liquor may be sold but only at Ger.
tain hours and In limited quantities.
Saloons are allowed to sell alcoholic
drinks only fve hours out of every
"a. II a dispensary sells out its quota
before closing time. It's patrons have
the alternative of soft drinks or going
home.
Treating has been prohibited by
law. The bartender who toieiates II is
liable to fine and the establishments
license may be revoked
The liquor board believes abolish.
ment OF the treating system has
played an extremely important part in
counteracting excessive drinking.
A dynamic substitute for the bar.
room and free lunch" coutnter as a
social gathering place has been found
in the new canfcens the government
and various private concerns have
opened where large numbers OF labor.
ers are employed near the ship docks
and m,tiition factories. The govern
ment canteens are operated without
profit. and the privately owned eating
places aim to charge but little more
than enough to pay expenses.
The strength OF alcoholic beverages
has also been lessencd. the average
diIution being about Is per cent. Dis.
tilling of spirits except for war OF
medicinal purposes was stopped two
years ago.
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FUNERAL HELD
MONDAY AFTERNOON

The funrcla of the late Mrs. Martha
Jane Thomas. wife OF Augustus
Thomas. who died last Saturday ait.
noon. took place from the family home
on Elm avenue. Lincoln Park. al 9
o'clock Monday afternoon. The serv.
ice was conducted by Rev. Gu. II. Kon-
kel. pastor OF the First Methodist
church. The deceased was aged 70
years and q days. She bad lived in
this community seven or eight years.
Bureal was at Lakeside cemetery.
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frightened the path he trod;
And loyalty to his tireside
Meant loyalty to God.
Rest on; rest on. o soldier.
Sorrowing we say well done;"
Through toiling. wholesome effort
Your conquests have been won.
Rest on; rest on, o patriot,
To you your GOD was Hind:
For the struggles OF life are over,
Your treaty Of peace 4 signed.
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MR.. AND MRS. WtLMoT
rAyLoR vissriHo HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. wilmot Taylor Of
Kansas City. Mo-. arc Spending . few
days In town renewing old friend.
ahips and associatiohs. NJ. Taylor.
who was nchooimate hSf< Of Sec
retary p. A. Bradbury of the Cham.
bsr Of Comnsn6s, l6ft Canon City
about IS years 80: snd hsd only been
hack onos bsf6fs ~ trtetk( wish. ne
II ensaSsd In the brokesage business
8 Kslsas clly.
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LIEUT.. wyNoT IRISH
I. MERE ON FUR olicA

Lieut.. Wynot Irish. who has been sta.
TONED at Fort sill. okla, as a military
instructor since his graduation from
the United States Military Academy az
West Point, n. r.. last June. arrived
here on Sunday on week or 10 days
leave OF absence. He is the suest OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Irish
at ne Greenwood avenue. Ho bus
been ordered to report a. army In
structor a. the military caasonmcnt at
Columbus. Ca, on the expiration OF
his fliriough.
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woman's Home Companion.

w oman HOME AO0UduI0u.
He is member of the British COM
mission to this country and he was
commenting on the achievements of
America in France.
When the full story fs told. it will
be one OF the most inspiring records
of history" he said. mo one who
has not been there can imagine it..
The port where your troops land has
been transformed as II by a miracle.
Great piers stretch out Into the har-
Dor; lines of railroad. laid with Amer
ican rails by American engineers and
travelled by American locomotives.
stretch away toward the battle lines.
Huge storehouses cover the adjoin-
ing acres for miles. tel you. it is
marvellous what you lave accom-
plished!~
And then he added, II as9erfhought
"Yo uare pouring out money as If it
didn't cost anything"
Pouring out money as II it didn't cost
anything is our record IN the
war thus far. Our first year cost us
billions more than the first year of
any other nation. And now we are
asked to raise in three weeks the larg-
est loan ever subscribed by the people
of any nation. ,sr
We are running this war in the most
extravagant fashion; and there is not
man, woman or child in, America
who wants it conducted in any other
way. Why? Because ives value
speed more than money; and speed
is always extravagant
Speed means more guns brought
more quickly into play. and more am
munition to feed them. Speed means
ships built at high cost because of
overtime wages; 1t means asrplane
plans discarded as fast as new i'm
provements come along. 1t means
all this-and we bear the cost Of it,
gladly, without regret. For speed
means quicker. surer victory. and
our boys earlier home again.
ctut tht aunt ihhh DtCAunC thCy
did not know the value of five min
utes," said Napoleon. His rule for
victory was to be on the ground first
with the most guns. Il owe all my
success in life to having been quar-
ter OF an hour before my time" Lord
Nelson once remarked. His victor
les. too, were victories Of speed.
The cry OF every American woman
to her government today should be
Spend money faster!" Every ounce
of her Thought and energy during the
three weeks dedicated to the fourth
Liberty Loan should be employed in
rousing in her own household and the
households OF her neighbors an eager.
ness to lend every possible penny. and
to lend IT quickly.
Thus the fourth Liberty Loan may
become message of far-fiung encour-
agement to our boys across the seas:
a message OF unpleasant aukury to
.neir ioes. For every bulIetin OF the
mounting millions will cry out in
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ouEsrs OF MRS. FERousoM.
MIS-. John Williams OF Colorado
Springs was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Andrew Ferguson Of Chandler
Sunday.
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e. II. Mahood underwent a serious
operation Saturday at DIR. Graves hos
pital. He Is getting along nicely
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Mrs. r. l. Hemphill Of 11os Macon
avenue. and sister. Miss scripps. lsft
enas afternoon for Rushyliis. mi.
where they viii visit until AFTER ths
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-12-12

We have on display now in our hard
ware department most complete
and suitable stock of Christmas toys,
consisting of ABC Wood Blocks, An
imal Wood Blocks, Comic Books,
Tracing and Drawing Books, Paint
Books, Story Books, Games of all
kinds, Toy China Sets.
Pistols, Guns, Swords, Cash Regis.
tiers, Savings Banks, Safes. Doll
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-12-12
BATH ROBES

A nice assortment of bath robes for
men, women and children. New de-
signs and styles. Mems sizes from
Sc to 46, priced at from $500 to $500
Ladies' sizes from "a to 48, priced
at from =. 80. $3.50 to $500
Children's sizes from 6 to IA, priced
at -. =. :. 49,. $500. -. $500
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STOCKING CAPS

A warm gift for the child, lady, or
man. All shades and styles. Priced
at 25c to $1.00 each.
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MALLORY HATS

A good top for men. A fine suit Of
clothes will look like a rag if your
hat does not properly suit your build
and make up. Mallory Hats will do
the job right.
Priced at from 80. $500 to $500
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-12-12

Beds, Dressers, Tables, Chairs, Cook
Stoves, Kitchen Cabinets, Pianos,
Toy Ships, Boats, Horses, Dogs,
Cows, Lions, Birds. Telephones. Wa
CONS of all kinds-Coal Carts, Ex-
press Wagons, Engines and cars of
all kinds. Ten Pins. Tuberphones.
Blackboards. Riddle Kars. Coaster
Wagons.
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SWEATERS

A very comfortable and sensible gift
to give your friend, mother, father,
brother or sister.
We have them in all kinds and COL
ors and siezs, Jersey or Jumbo knit.
Coat or vest styles.
Priced at from SIPS to $50.
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SUIT CASES

A very acceptable and useful Christ
mas gift would he a suit case or a
handbag for a lady or man.
We have them in all sizes aud leath-
ers, priced at from. $3.50 to $3.50
CHINA AND SILVER WARE
We have a beautiful line Of china
ware showing designs and patterns
of all the latest goods out. Fancy
fruit dishes, celery trays, cake plates,
salad bowls, berry set, fancy cups
and saucers in sets and singles.
We have a full line of Community
silverware, also some Rogers Bros.
Also silver Hollowware in some nice
pieces.
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PURSES

Ladies leather and silk velour purses
and bags in many shapes and sizes.
The very latest to be found. Priced
at from 80. soc to $3.50
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FANCY ELASTIC

put up in neat packages, all shades
in the rainbOw-3-4 yard to the pack
age, for making arm bands, or CART
ers. Priced at, each =. -. ..25c
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SHAVING STANDS

Every man who shaves himself needs
shaving set to make shaving easy.
We have them in many kinds. The
mirrors are cOncave so as to mag
Nifty the whiskers-they look like a
forest in these mirrors.
Priced at from So to $3.50 the set
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-12-12

Don't forget that we have full line
of Savory Roasters in blue steel fin
ish and blue enamel ware. We have
them in all sizes at reasonable prices.
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IVORY NAPKIN RINGS

A dandy gift to send away because it
is so light, easily mailed, won't break
and is very acceptable. Priced at
1()c IN CEc
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-12-12
HANDKERCHIEFS

Ladies, mems or children's handker-
chiefs in plain, or embroidered de-
signs. All initials.
Priced at, each -. =. =. sc to 75c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

PowER.pLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos. motors, boilers, steam and oil
tnglhes, pumps. air compressors.
s Frank Toomey, Inc, t27 N. "a st.
POWER EQUIPMENT
OBRIEN MACHINERY CO., 11O N I'D ST.
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Advice

Beware" warned the Mind, sol.
EMMY.
The Heart, whistling a gay tune,
cooked its hat upon one ear, gave q
twist to it's cravat, and kicked the
old savant ownstairs.-Puck.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT--Three-story fsctotyy'
equipped with Woodworking machlnHtg
electric or steam power. located on main i'ne nv
oI Lehieh Valley Railroad IL Plttston,, won
sr,,E: Apnly to J. Il. Patterson Io''
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED


IN Ai,l)oNFlEID. y. J.-Ncnr White Horse
pike and the Kings Highway: handson,eIy
ssur'shed' y rooms and 2 baths: lavatory on
ii,rhh, uopt' putin vacuum cleaner; electric
,hh's 10Y -JuS2hn: garage for . ears: room
lot sleCping puartcra; gardener, for small
rost, VIII take care OF lot and raise enough
k,setahles 10 supply family: for rent from
NAY 10 Tor summer months or longer II de.
sired, NJ sol, Ledger Oficc
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

AT THIS TIME 1T rs ALMOST impossi Bile
to secure 4 really satisfactory apartment
we are. however, able TO offer several heau-
tifuly furnished rooms and hath house.
keepinG apartments we also offer without
CENTRAL -APARTMENTS to bc found any.
whore in Philadelphia, we are, In truth.
CENTRAL APARTMENT HEADQUAR-
TIERS, and II you are searching for first
class apartment on l-year lease or longer
II will nay you to call upon us and let us
solve your problems for you: nearly every
desirable central apartment may he secured
through this office and with thc least pos.
sible trouble and inconvenience on your part.
NORMAN =. SHERWOOD & co.
1I2l Walnut st.
We have Just had listed number OF now
apartments and will be able now to suit
many who have been previously disappointed
MARTINIQUE APARTMENTS, liOs.ls s..
ibth st., rooms and baths; Handsomely
furnished: all rooms are large and airy;
southeastern exposure: immediate possession;
rent S1l5 per MONTH unfurnishcd $50. open
for inspection Phone Woodland 1866 H.
LOCUST AND l5TH SITS. - housekeeping
apartment, all convenicpres, freproof
building. q rooms and bath also maid :
room; western exposure. Phone Spruce a337
LARGEST APARTMENT BUSINESS IN
Phila, Write, call or phone Walnut 1920
MERTON GRElMS, LIBERTY BLDG.
Furnished
i4OI n. l6TH-Housekeeping suite, Sc, so:
furn, room. private bath: single room.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POwER-PLANT MACHINERY
For Immediate Delivery
BOILERS
a50-H. p. IIeine type and 25O-H. p.
Stirling, $50 lbs; pressure.
z 72xIS return tubular, high pressure; IN.
Vulnerable others: also s00-k, W, go
Engines generators. A. C. and y. c.
Complete power plants designed and erected
POWER EQUIPMENT CO. Engrs,.
iais Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
SHAFTING AND PULLEYS for complete
Equipment We have bought nearly isI,y al,
hrbelo Woodworking Factory, 2lst and
Gienwood ave. can be bought at right price price
he fore moving. At same place have tnatcn-
srs moldcrs planers molding knives, cut
ters. Church Eng. Compsny, l2.3 Filhert at
2-TON FACTORY ELEVATOR
Four floors. self,cIoslnE hatches' safety
l2xS6 WETHERiLL Corliss engine, Smith &
Furbush Mach. Co. Hancock 4 Somerset
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15

Them's Harsh Words
Gee. that pretty Kappa smiled
at me this morning."
That's nothing. The first time
| saw you ] laughed out loud
Awgwan.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ATLANTIC ,CITY--In the absolutely nre-
proof Marhurg, 80 s. Illinois ave. a COM
plctely furnished housekeeping apartment.
rooms aud bath. from March %.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
DE LANCEY APARTMENTS

rooms and bath.
MlNTURN T. WRIGHT & co.
412 Morris Building.
LOCUST AND 18TH SITS. = housekeeping
apartment, all conveniences. hreproof
building. rooms and bath, also maids
room; western exposure: possession after
March Is TO October 1. 5000 pc. month
Phone Spruce 2337.
IDEAL CENTRAL LOCATION, I72i Walnut
st.-Apartments, rooms and bath. furn.
or unfurn; open for inspection NORMAN
$. SHERWOOD & Co. 1921 Walnut st
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

I'm ~ TON MoToRTRUcKs
Dsv h., FOR HIRE
SlocnsiSSl.s or Or time contracts; quick service;
t1Hfnss HES rn rhnslmopt Fs t 5sS 2 I, ,s snd i25s
$3.50 HANERFORD AVE. f..
poofoM PJEHCE-ARRow TRUCKS
6S7;ss LocusT 1900
rsssMD2 md TON TRUCKS, hour. day, week;
'e---sohaple, Diamond 1920 j,
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
~ EhclAL TRUCKS for hire, week, hour
aGssrs ~ 10 tons. James Rooney 1922
r---eom 81. Spruce 1918; Race 1911 "
PHOTOPLAYs
WAND otp Ave. at venango, e. of Broad
To-day and Tomorrow
" BURKE y EWES !
I I <
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OLD GOLD

o.D gold silver; platinum. plated ware. old
Est, 1917. J. l.. Clark. renncr. sO7 SAMSON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15

AIESMAN-Splendid opportunity for one
nossessing initiative and ability to rcpre.
.,nt an Investment banking house. Apply
Sa,urday morning between O:3O and IL
,clock' Room 2OJ Finance Bldg.
eTTsNAN-High-gr grade stock salesman:
exceptional opportunity. Call 1f2 DreSei
. puilding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15
NEW Observation-Disclosures


TAKE IT FROM us. business property in
the booming city OF Bethlehem. Pa, 10
the investment to make right now, prces will
advance by leaps and bounds in spring: write
us CARTS Sinner Real Estate, Bothle.
hem Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15
CARPET CLEANING

AUTOMATIC CARPET CLEANING co.
Preston 2IOS est 1850. West 502S u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15

WANTED TO BUY-7-room house. from 22d
10 H,dge ave. and Diamond to Allegheny
ave. y LOG. Ledger ofnce.
ClH wtsI sTIrHTe1,ics r bought gqicky ,fot cash
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
c,,, For Stamr Collectors
fHlpA. STAMP co, ~ s. t7TH ST.
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STORAGE
FIDELITY FtREPROoF WAREHOUSES;
1Sll.1Slo MARKET ST.

M,lon- Dollar Concrete Fireproot Warehouse.
y, Phlla. StorageCo. .2033 Lehigh. Dia 1890
NlKARD Storage Co. 91s Girsrd NV. Moving
pa.klnE, storage. Ph. Pop. 520i. Park t23.
q. X. STORAGE. 1880 Ridge ave. clean.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15

~, Az AGENTS wanted exclusive territory
,tm Warhet now waterproof ccrncnt which
VII lrNolutonlze shipbuilding. construction
T'u 0,her Incs; this is a great discovery:
u VIII wHt"rpruof and adhere to anythne :
nhS nhS elasticity. allows expansion. prevents
ur!.',,uttoNHls; cNorN mechanic will carry this
mnNs,lc cement stick IN his kit Ad. Munro
LrnulGls 20. Is w 33d St Now York cltv
,. FOR FlRST-CBASS DRESSMAkER
u You can teach and have some capital
nave 2 raro opportunity. Write for inter
view. + 1iO. Ledger Central
OPPORTUNITY to embark In shoe business ;
,o store has been used az shoe store for
5o years; present owner retiring: attractive
rent. Communicate with Morris Weitzcn-
korn l4a HiGh St. Pottstown. Pa.
INCORPORATE
Expert Corporation and Finance COMPANY
~ DreNel building. Incorporates and or.
sahiHos companies; small costs; finances
PROPOSITIONS of exceptional merit.
BC.SINESS MAN OF high stnndihg is IookinC
for good business $40 900 tor Immediate
lnEgsincnt; more Inter. II desirable roLlies
confidential 5ia' Iedgcr Central
Slo.OoO At p"r cent wanted by manufac.
turing corpora ton; amply protected and
70 he rCnlld during term Of years. l. I'll
Ledger Office
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AUTO TIRES
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW and secondhand bicvcles Tire, 81 90
op. Andrew T. Blrchett. 5Os s. 22d.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

iiin w; LEHlGH AVE. Philar 10 room.'
"VruIhg . baths, . rantries; lot aHNl-''
W iLliAM \. WlTrMAlER, own't,---.
ENCHANGtNG orR SPECIALITY
r,,,. MchlBBON e. BORGES - ,..
ROOM iit io0i CHESTNUT ST
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ROOMS FOR RENT
CHESTNt'T. 2nnn
WEST PHILADELPHIA

! WONDERFULLY attractive large second
- hoor front: lust vacated; exclusive home.
/ Preston 5Si7 w,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SMALL INVESTMENTS WANTED, any sec
. ton' We have buyers waiting; send par
tcuIars. SADLIER & SON. 1915 Susaue-