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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Warn Liberty Bond Owners
to Hold Them During War

The Chamber of Commerce Of the
United States of America has sent out
q warning to their organization men,
bers, warning them TO not be swindled
out of their Liberty Bonds.
The sending out Of the warning Is
prompted by the report that bond
holders in many parts of the country
have been approached by persons Of
fering to trade for bonds. stock OF
doubtful value. In some, II not IN all
instances, the bondholders have been
told tina the stocks in exchange for
bonds are absolutely safe and that
they will pay far greater returns than
do Liberty Bonds.
The warning sent out. is in the form
Of q small poster which states: If you
absolutely must have the money your
bond IAN always be sold for cash in
the open market and the daily papers
will tell you what II is worth. Keep
your bond until the end of the war.
Go without something you need,
rather than sell II. Your bond is your
substitute on the fighting front. To
part with IL X o out OF the light.
Instead of selling the bond you own
buy another n to keep the first one
company. Liberty Bonds are the best
security on earth today.
They are the promise of the United
States government to pay you interest
twice q year and to pay the face value
of the bond when due. Their safety
Is the reason they carry q low rate OF
interest. Detach each coupon on tho
date II bears. take II to a bank and
deposit II 10 your account, or draw the
cash value.
Register your bonds and keep them
where they cannot be lost, stolen OF
destroyed. Go to a bank for infor-
mation-many banks offer facilities
for safe-keeping of bonds. To lose an
unregistered bond Is the same as TO
lose that mount of money.
Perth Amboy has already had a
taste of this bon grab game. for only
a few weeks & an oil company came
to this city, INC renting q store in
Smith street, built a miniature oil well
In the building and started in TO sell
stock. One OF their schemes was 10
take bonds In return for stock. Many
people about the city fell easy victims
OF the company.
The concern was investigated by the
! Board of Trade, and found to be I'M
reliable. As soon after these facts
were made known II folded up its
paraphernalia and left the city. Since
that time II has opened In Buffalo and
Atlantic City, and the Board OF Trade
mas at once notified the Chambers OF
Commerce IN these cities Of their md
ings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17

street. Is visiting her cousin. Miss
Rose Romani. in the Bronx. n. 7.
Mrs. Ferd Garretson and daughter
Jeanette are spending the weekend
in Asbury Park.
s. A. Warter. of Madison avenue.
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Coxswain Harry Macan, OF Pelham
Bay Training School. Is spending a
two days leave with his parents in
State street.
Miss Marjory Oliver. of Somerville,
Is visiting her parents in Catalpa ave-
nue. today.
Mrs. Wilbur LaRoe. of Kearny We
nue., is spending the weekend with
Mrs. John r. Rosenberg at Edge
water.
Miss Julia Solomon, of New York.
Is spending some time with friends in
Brighton avenue.
Miss Sally Michaels. of State street,
was a Newark visitor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
TyOC1edN]
GIRLS WILL DRILL.

The work of the Girls Club of Perth
Arnlbov is well under way. The meet
lne last night was one of the most en-
3oyable affairs of the kind ever held.
The president, Miss Clar Hanson, gave
@ short address In which h thanked
the members for her election n
hoped that she would prove worthy OF
her trust. She was followed by the
secretary, Mas Sally Michaeis VINO
although she il doing patriotic wor
on a farm al present. viii try TO HI
my position this winter II you say so
as she expressed 1t.
Miss Martha McMaster, the ciuf
adviser, gave a short address In which
she touched on the funds of the or
e~anization, the work of tho younger
girls in the Girl Scout movement, the
military drill for the girls of the club.
which win be started next week OF
the following one under an ofncef
whom Major Jacob Buist OF Camp
Raritan will send down.
The tennis courts Of the club are
now in condition
Miss Ada Wilentz, 9s Lewis street is
custodian of the key. Reservations
can be made by phone or letter or by
running your own chances n COM
ing down a little before the hour. ANY
person who has reserved the cour
but who does not appear for the key.
within FIVE minutes OF the scheduled
time, forfeits her chance to the court
IL someone else is waiting for 1T.
A motto for the club was discussed
and q committee was appointed. Tha
program for the evening was musical
It opened by the singing of the Star
Spangled Banner" followed by
There's a Long, Long Trail" Next
Miss Helen Wittermore played a pa
triotic medley on the piano. The
meeting closed with the singing o.
Hello Central, Give Me No Man!
Land" Long Boy and lover There
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Fall Of Rove Expected
Within Next Few Hours
(ContInued from oare ~

CONTINUED from page ~
road. and north of the Ancre.
The statement reads:
The pressure of our troops north
of the Roye road and north of the
Ancre continued, and progress has
been made by us In both sectors.
I'm the neighborhood of Vieuxy
Begun our patrols had sharp fighting
yesterday and further encounters took
place during last night. Our troops
made progress In this sector and in
the neighborhood of Merris and have
taken prisoners.
THE hostile artillery has shown
considerable activity about Mont
Rouge and Scherpenberg and in the
vicinity of Zillebeke Lake"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
CITY BRIEFS

The Board Of Health ala not hold
its scheduled meeting last night owing
10 the lack OF a quorum
Everything is In readiness for the
annual outing OF the Liberty Hook
and Ladder Company. which is 70
be held thin afternoon and evening IN
Pulaski Park. Dancing will be held IN
Pulaski hall tonight. Several novel
features will be introduced and hand
some prizes win be awarded for the
prize dances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
N FOR SHIPS

German Paper Asks "Can You Imag-
inc a German President Wilson"
AMSTERDAM. July S1:-The re-
naming Of the German ships seized In
American ports causes h Weser
Zeitung of Bremen TO question wheth-
err In future German ships should
ever be given foreign anne again.
Even names such-as President Lin
coin and President Grant. the paper
says, have become impossible. II
asks: Can anyone imagine a liner
named the President Wilson built on
q German yard and flying the black.
white and red coiors7"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Germans Selling Chateaux In
AIsace TO Royal Households

By Associated Press.
GENEVA, Aug. 1T:-Under forced
conditions and at nominal prices the
Germans are selling many beautiful
French chafeaux and homes in Alsace.
Prince william of HohenzoIlern has
Just bought the chateau of Baron de
Bussiere near Mulhausen.
The German crown prince already
has bought two places at ridicuIously
low prices and Is said to be negotiat-
ing for another.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
WAR AFFECTS COLLEGES
Women Predominate in Graduations
at English Universities.

BIRMINGHAM, England. July 81
The effect of the war is more mark
ed in the big English universities this
rear than eve before. In the Uni
versity of Birmingham, all the grad
yates receiving the degree of Bach
elor of Arts this yea were women.
On the science side, the degrees of
Bachelor Of Science were equally d.
.vided between English girls and Jap
anese students. Two-thirds Of the
Masters of Science were Japanese,
and four-ffths OF the Bachelors Of
Medicine were girls. The University
of Birmingham is one of the newest
and most modern of English univer-
stiles. specializing In scientific train
Ing along modern lines. Practically
all its graduates this yea will become
teachers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
GIRLS JON oLAssEs.

pageant Columbia Calls" held in the
club auditorium in the public library
grew several inches last night. 1t
started al 1880 sharp n as girl after
girl came In and intended just to
watch she decided to try 1t herself.
The movements which Miss Avchen.
the instructress Is putting III girls
classes have been formed for the old
err girls. One meets ever& Tuesday
and Thursday night In Roessler's
gym under the direction Nof Miss
Cynthia Frost, nj another every
Wednesday and Friday nights in the
club auditorium of the public library.
New prospective, members are invited
to come down and watch"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
SALMON APPEARS LATE


DAWSON, Yukon Territory, July
IL (By mail);-Big King" salmon,
which run In millions up the Yukon
river every summer. were about foul
weeks late In making their appear
ance this year. As a result. white
residents and natives along the river.
who depend on their run for their
winter food. talked OF salmon famine
and the horrors OF a fshless winter.
Delayed winter ice In he Boring
sea at the mouth of the Yukon, II Is
believed here. made It impossible for
the fish to enter the stream. Bering
sea ice this year. according TO reports.
moved later than at any time In the
last decade. The FISH made their APP
pearance only q few days ago. They
are taken from the river In nets and
wheel traps and are cured in camps
alohg the shores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Gives Birthday Party.

Mrs. Peter Frank entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon in honor
of her birthday. The dining room
was prettily decorated with flowers
Among the guests were: Mrs. ].
Miller, Mrs. Peter Westargaard. Mrs.
Andrew Boyesen, Mrs. Carl Friis, Mrs.
Hans Boyesen, Mrs. 8. p. Stark, Mrs.
Paul Peterson, Mrs. M. H. Madsen, the
Misses Olga Westergaard. Elivira
Boyesen. Helen Miller, Clara Masdenr
and the Masters Roy and Frank Mil
Ter and Mrs. Peter Frank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Mrs. Ida Hawkins

SEWAREN. Aug. 11:-Mrs. Ida
Hawkins. widow of the late Thomas
Hawkins. died early yesterday morn
ing at her home In PlAinfieid. The
funeral services will be held from her
late home In Piainaeld. Interment
will be In the family plot in the Trim
ity churchyard. Woodbridge.
Mrs. Hawkins was In her sixty
third yea and was a former resident
in Sewaren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
OBITUARY
Funeral of MIS-. Aaroe.

The funeral Of Mrs. Andrew Aaroe
was held from her mothers home in
Bedford yesterday. The M. e. Church
where the services were held was
crowded with friends and relations OF
the deceased. A number OF friends
and relatives from here attended the
funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
YUKON Is WARM
(Assocsafed Press Corrsspodenoe.)

DAWSON, Yukon Territory. July
1z:-Dawson thermometers are hav-
ing their ups and downs this year.
Forest fires north of here near the
Arctic circle have sent the mercury
up to an average OF eighty-fve de-
grees in the shade for several days.
Last winter, when the Yukon country
vas locked in snow and ice, the same
thermometers registered between
fifty and sixty below. At Pelly, near
here. IL was seventy below for a time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17

KEYPoRT. Aug. IT: - Funeral
services for the late Mrs. Adelia G.
Barber Mcneil who died at her home
in MorganYille on Wednesday, will be
Sunday afternoon at 1850 O'Clock. in
torment to be in Green Grove GENE
terry. The deceased was twenty-seven
years OF age and was the wife OF Will
liam Mcneil. She is survived by her
husband and a two-weeks' old baby.
also her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Barber, and a sister. Mrs. Fred Ever
son and several brothers. all OF whom
reside in the borough.
Before her marriage Mrs. Mcneil
was q resident OF the borough and was
prominently Identified with the Re
formed church. from which her fu-
neral will be held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Sixty Men Examined

sixty men reported for physical ex-
limitations az the C<y Hall yesterday
An response TO orders sent out by the
draft board. These men were delin.
ouents who had not been examined
when the others in their class had been
called
No additional call for men has been
received by the local board during the
week, although II Is expected that one
viii come shortly for more limited
service men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17

The funeral services OF Dominik
Ks chaisky. who fell from a building
in Woodbridge last Tuesday and frac-
tured his skull, win be held from his
late residence in Chrome this after
noon. He is survived by a wife and
children. Interment will be in the
Sacred Heart Cemetery in Staten Is
land.
Kaehalsky died in the City Hospital
after an operation following his fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Harold NJ. wilson

Harold NJ. Wilson, formerly of
Perth Amboy. died Thursday at his
home IN Metuchen. The funeral serv-
ices will be held Monday from his
late residence. s44 LeGrande avenue.
.Interment In Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
New Brunswick Man on
Casualty List as Missing
By Associatsd Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
army casualty Xst today shows:
Killed in aetioQ seventeen. died OF
wounds one, died of accident and
other causes two, wounded severely
thirty-one, wounded degree undeter-
mined twenty. missing in action nine
teen, total 90.
New Jersey names are: Killed IN
action. Private b. f. Gunnell OF Ar
lington.
Wounded degree undetermined.
Private Benny j. sandlow. Of i.2SS
Mechanic street, Camden.
Missing In action, Corporal Rich
ard j. G~alligan, OF New Brunswick.
CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned desire TO express
their sincere thanks to relatives.
friends and neishbors for their kind
expressions OF sympathy In the death
on our beloved wife and daughter. Mrs.
Edna ARroe and the many beautiful
floral pieces.
Signed,
ANDREW AAROE. Husband.
MR.. AND MRS. GEO. HENRY
AND FAMILY.
10ssT-S-i7-lt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
cAnn on THANKa

we wiah 20 thank friends and rsis-
tives for their kindness IN the recent
iIlneas and death Of our father; also
wish 20 thank Rev. Hanson uneertah-
er j. j. Flynn and TIE p~allbearera
CHAS. y SAMUEL FUuEL
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ni.R NNNTON


rI. NNltilNS-Hretty, rooms . ba ths
second floor, Nts open i.raplaceE: = purches
"r@r .n.. uu" shade trees. S75 per month.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNrANT--Wii auut your books. gSq-
tauatt2n your accounts aud render state
mcnt. both financial ana for the SovPru.
meut; day or evening. PHone Barring ltl9.
HARDWOOD FLOuRS-Expsrt desires Jobs 4:
references. II Oi2, ledger Central.
MANAGER of freight station tur. long dis
tHnrc truc.u- uuH.oru desires 10 change .
gooi results promised. g 80, T~dgor Ofiic"
MECHANICAL ENGINEER executive. aged
- experienced In operation Of structural
steel ana machine mfg. plants, now oiu-
pluErd, hut open for engagement about Dec.
/. II 9Il. Ledger Central.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

NEfIIrFURNIoIIED apartment, rooms
and bath. L4trHen and uutis. Appiy
, ithtu floor. the EorouaGo, =="l chestnut sl
TWO and 3 large rooms bath aud hfch'n,
Iurn'd. $lOu, overlooking HttrnhGusa SD
MERTON GEElMS, Ilr"rfE h1a
FINELY furu. large rm.. small nm, bath,
Sai. = min, Broad IT sta. spruce dNn3,
FURNISHED aparts.. central lorations, 10y
week II dos. Sherwood q CO., l'@l walnut.
WEST pHiLNDFIPiIIA
TWO rooms and bath. very reasonable MN
MLArnn lloleL hntL ana MnILoL .L.-
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NNllBI.tIU Eu~ .U. u.H houses fruw
R82uu tu $40. 600. A.H.. .rrI-. Real Vs..
tate. Orpu-if" station. Nu.u,r,h. ru.
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TY PEWRITERS, all max $: plenty. in stock,
for rent or sale both phones. Guara ntec
Typewriter Co. A. y 10Th st.. near Arch
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UPHOLSTERING


WE REPAIR. uphulster ull kinds fuIu., ant
y equal new BariuE 5O3 39O7-O9 Lancaster
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

.,,tussT,>.I-l, ST. tOi--Extraord.uaIy fine
i'stors property. hrownstona front ,au-
r.oirut tn shipping stations, possession
.Iartri. elevator. Will sell or rent.
,,IHAEp AVE. WEST 1923, 'vtF 60
TLORA ST.--Nsry desirahl" +-sto-y rTop-
erty. arranged into apartments. lot AoAi"oi
T{yE%TIEiIi ST *, 10 -- Tours'ory
brirk residence ~ rooms ls-iVut frontage,
or,cn tor inspection any day hS appointment
un.,asslull. reasonable figure.
THWTEENTH ST. $. 32'. eM'e {" 5lreet
i'm r.ar-PussesSion At rish. 'Nh"Nse
~ could De altered int" d s'or" a bar
SII'NIlu:E ST .Oo7--very hu- 3-sIors. resi-
Irr'.. near PARKWAY; 10 rooms. MAST
HkIrM BROTHERS \ FLE1SHEl., t2i >,
Penn squar-. Ihiludclp phia.
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WEST pHILNDFLPHIN
APARTMENTS WANTED

APARTMENTS wanted: 8
or : rooms and bath; Logan, Germantown
Or Chestnut Hill preferred, ia. Ledger
OFFICE.
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HOUSEKEEPING APIS. WANTED

WANTED housekeeping apartment OF or
I rooms bath anu Hltcheueite by iaphy
Of army officers. West PhtIadellhlu pro
ferrCd. II O4G. ledger t'ntrHL
APARTMENT wanted Il
or . rooms and bath. Logan Germantown
ar Chestnut I'M preferred. NJ ia, Leo. on.
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General
SITUATIONS sWANTED-FEMALE

COLLEGE graduate. age 80, with knowledge
Of bookkeeping ana sfenugraph ana 10
Years office experience. desires position with
opportunity of advancement, preferably as
asst. to office executive J 80, Ledger pnico.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRApHER, 3 ytaIs'
experience; highest reference. l. 800.
Ledger Office.
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OLD GOLD
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
PAINTING ANDPApERHANGING
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC.

EXPERT papcrbs'r. start e in bus. for him
self: rcds.. best work. FprmRn. n.1il+ E .Gti.
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STAMPS. ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
fOr STAMP collectors
PIuLA. STAMP CO.. n 5. l7Tu ST.
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TWO-STORY PROPERTY
DAVID LOWENSTEIN

Ain aboye Diamond; a5Xa0; new, elc"iri. e'"-
,.a Tor. suitable for gaCuge ur mauuid''AitN6' .
. 81 NM can finance,
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PENNSYLVANIN-sUBIRBAN

opts Robert \. Bonuer iiO7 Lth'rty rdr
PENNSYLyANIN--sUB
CNNNlb -- Colonia. stunc-aud plastyr-r4yt
dwelling, n rooms, . baths. just com
pletedi ample space Tor garage; owner com
PEELED to sell account of removing to New
York urlce sllOOo. CHARLES McAtAKIN.
:. william St, New York,
FORT WASHINdTON
y. ". cor summit aud Prospect ayes. lot
1OOE20 Colonial house. 1u rooms. stabl.
and Earage. chicken house, garden, all i'm
provements. 10 minutes out, Reading Ter
Iniual; $4,000; easy terms,
MILLER i0ls Walnut 81
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GOOD tnbleboard sie per week. Phone
narine i7eo Z.
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>IN JER~IN--~t liIR RHA\
iD>G I~I A\iJ

IipPINCUTr LOTS ANp HOMES
MAInNN IrL-IGMIr Y
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lAlMEblArE POSSESSION
NEW HOUSES ON HARRISON -E
IIorrncks to Large, Fraukford
call at premises or
pREBH s EVANS, 1907 Lincoln B.4c
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MERTON APARTMENTS

'of spruce st.; bachelor apartment. rooms
nj bath. furnished or unfurnIshed, prNat"
D. srs.r ,gC. .,g
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

uipAp. ~. l3O4-SlOO drslraple housok"np-
INK pparrmerts, . rooms, lutt compi2tga-
lGTH 81, ~. l4Ol--Secoud front suits. fur
uishrd hskpg. lurg" rln. pri. bath; nskpE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures

Attrac. bungalow. bedrooms.
gas. ele', open hreplaor. cor. lot, poss
N''"o. F'uuiuger & Heuniugrr 'il"nsiag.
bLENSlUE Dct 1r hotnc modern couy.
b ". hit elev.. open fireplace Got 25N
100. s"""" Rnuuiugur a Nrnninror 6lrusI1..
HIGHLAND pAI;k
IthsfuuU modern STONE. .aud-stuu.o dwell.
inr Colonial uuieh. W,lusrd porch E1raE"
FOR r.,rst at trolley aud yrhuul-. ru-sHssipn
at once. Sl@ Juu, should nu SiH. .uuu
NNN&. HguN Market
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HELP wANTED-MALE


"NNNMhN WANTED
mt'i states Government work. chester
Eddystuur. Pa. ''
NacARTuuG BROTHERS
80 :. lG;h &c.. pblIa. and
Ch"7tgr rI.p. DARBY Pa.
AppJe
Nearest T. $. Employment rul.s
Young MAN, strong. wanted for wa ashing
INphi ihehi, also 20 operate fumblers In
hat-"ork department; steady position, with
nance for advancement. Apply T. s. EN-
plo!ment oihce or Pilgrim Laundry Co,
NotNG MAN. bright. about II OF is
wanted for general office work. Applc
HI"ho Automatic Sprluller Co.. "p3j Wash
iUufOu HNy.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

'liEtarNur. .oog Rooms and professional
'ilESrNuF 2otJ Room ana bath, Iinsie
.. room =, elect trietG hot.wster heat, ref.
'REEN. iN3i-rVy larg, rooms ,omluuui-
'auHG with bath, other rooms. running
Wal :. Rae" case ~
L'".l sr, id33-Gars.. attractive rgou. tile
-'"in electricity: gentlemen.
10TH NT. y, rtri Two rooms. furnished
.hou'ck Ding 81 w; sihgle rooiue, 50 up.
It'll = l3O--large front room and private
'dih' newly turu. hot water hts cleo. light.
Two ROOMS ana bath. adjoining best lo-
yHHtyi near 2lst and Locust stg.. moderate
f't" " SAG. Ledger Central
WEST PHILsDEIPHIA
""TH. sos N.--tNrulshcd rooms with board.
<enticiaau preferred. Phi Preston tNdaW
Asst. s.. Furnished room. g,ut. urof:
adult lam residential section. Rel. 2ss4
'"lH ST, =, G4o--LarEc front room. fun
Hishr4. hnpseke-ptnE. all uonv"rIergcs
iISr ST. g.. a. Large. clean. light room
Tor e gentleman priyHi" family. Phone
belmont %
THREE roolns for rent. hotwator aoa'.
~un block = dOth - tan john A Thomas
G4s $ doth 81 Phone belmont i202
LADY emp. IAN have neatly furu room, use
Ht utth. light housekeeping seth and
walnut Phone belmont l74H ".
NIiI.HDURE HOTEL. 60th and Market 4t4
Nice furnished rooms. VERY reasonable
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REAL ESTATE loR RENT
RE\TNI II~T~

Hltg p.>>slI NNNIA COMPANY
I.,... Insurance. uu lIN.' uuo Ertuf.r- N.
I.4...rr az t'..~'..l 50 linii Uuu..-.
l34 = gU. ltr,Sluu.Uu 80 -. -, cor ElrU. uu
.ln 3 g4r lr. lt - ~" ~ 2-d lir l1u uu
uI"l Snr'rs, llr lun uu -uIu l.u,usl, l1r 1gI uu
lois Pine. IN. 80 90 l"lN i.ur, liJ 1UN. %
81 Rae, ihI.. ".uu ~ u Pine l"r. ~I.3i
go N Frillr ~ uu llN Laurel. lir 20 on
STbttL~ ANp DWELLINGS
y5l s. "a. l>r. $40 co. las y. uhlgr $40 uu
Iall tId4.. 1lr 800. lG- y. 70 lUr lu uu
5is s. H4. 81. - ~ I@2 Itue. Sr.. 81 uu
.as5n AmI.- Hr "2 uu HgI tErrr, ,r - tr
i2ui.G : -a 5r 500 25li Rug", M = 80
ii.G : "a. 5r.. $500 l@5 M,oNid dpr II nu
Gu6 y llt. Toe 10 90 80 Vine N 80 nI
@0l Wharf u,1r. l".oo
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DAVID LOWENSTEIN

pwGS centrally located reasouobr rental
1904 lupuSt ST.
~ 3al ST.
gHl9 spruce Ft.
-9USla ST. james place.
g. o. bALL.AM. 5li NaIuut -r
STABLE. e. square from l1th aud , u.-,trir
suitable Tor carpenter painter ruufrr. job.
hing etc.. so per month
n. u chew, S.G Commercial Trust BIdg.
10 s. 18TH ST,--;l SOC por annuu. ~ rs;
iInned. pOss. ; will alter 20 sUst tenant
d. H. Chambers, 40 Commercial Tr. B.dv
l-ROOM stom house; suit elderly couple
Smith, 1895 1T. Breele, Phone Dick, i5l
stores aud Dwellings
GRoCERs. BUTCHERS ETC.-wo will soil
or rent large double store aud buildings
r,trase. ctc, 8l0U-02 n. 16lh ff.; Established
30 years rACLANE, 300 walnui &.
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APARTMENTS

NEW AuAHTMENT. exclusively for men,
ia $. l5th ST.. adioluius phuad"lph!a
Gun, just completed. most uesirabi" in
Philadelphia. furnished or uufuTElShcui
rouus. single ana en- suit. modcrnly equip
Ted. Iuud NEht, perfect ventilation, bullt-iu
baths and showers; wall safes: electricity.
steam heat. hot and cold water; valet and
maid service and restaurant on pr"misest an
Ideal home for discriminating bachelors.
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