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WHYCH|LLyWEATHER.
BRINGS RHEUMATISM.
Says skin pores are closed
and uric acid remains
in blood.

rheumatism is no respecter OF age.
sex, color or rank. II not the most
dangerous of human afrlictiUns. II Is
one Of the most painful Those sub,
Ject to rheumatism should eat IcFs
maet. dress warmly as possible
avoid any undue exposure and, above
all, drink lots of pure water.
rheumatism Is caused by uric acid
which is generated in the bowels and
absorbed into the blood. II is the
function OF the kidneys to, filter this
acid from the blood and cast il out in
the urine: the pores of the skin arc
also a means of freeing the blood OF
this impurity. In damp and chilly
cold weather the skin pores are
closed. thus forcing the kidneys 70
do double work. they become weak
his uric acid, which keeps accumu-
lating and circulating through the
Fystem. eventually settling in the
joints and muscles, causing stiffness,
soreness and pain called rheumatism
At the first twinge OF rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces Of Jad Salts. put a tablespoon
full in a glass Of water and drink be.
fore breakfast each morning for a
acid by stimulating the kidneys 10
normal action. thus ridding the blood
Of these impurities.
lad Salts is Inexpensive. harmless
and IL made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with
Iithia and is used with excellent re.
suits by thousands Gf folks who are
subject TO rheumatism. Here you
have a pleasant. effervescent lithIa
water drink which overcomes uric
acid and Is beneficial to your kidneys
O.
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TAIORSElND 1878
APOLLO NARMY

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. H.-Lsok this
over. men. II 10 the official measure
nent Of the perfect man as laid down
by the National Association OF Mer.
chant Tailors. who viii meet in annual
convention here this week to set the
style pace for the coming year.
Height, 5 feet inches.
Weight, 1854 pounds. 49,
Chest. % inches; WaisS. 81 inches ::
hips. 3s,s inches.
Thigh. Il Y inches: calf. 14Is inches
The repoet- Of the committee which
has been Taking careful statistics from
all the cantohments Of the nation In
working out the average" for the 1913
Apollo declared these figures are it
and viii stick to It. physical culture ex-
2erts to the contrary.
fou can't beat the standards taxi
en- by Uncle Sam In getting that
splendid army OF scrappers together"
said a member of the committee
There 10 no reason why this perfect
man we have evolved from a careful
perusal OF these standards should not
be the world model. They represent
all classes OF men within the draft
age.
The idea that physical perfection
among the men should, be measured
by bulk 10 all wrong. The exactly
proportioned American male for the
year 1919 should fit into the measure
ments we have worked out"
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Iows. Newell. Otto Thomson.
NY, Guthrie, yfm Mitchell. -
Me-, Westbrook, Enoch Eugene add.
Mass, HayerhiIl, Adolph e. Roy.
Mich., Merrill. Patrick T. Daley. ts
Minn., Albany, John p. Jonas
MinB., Wadena, Matthias N Auel. :
Miss, Buckatunia, Charlie Langford.
Mo-, Cape Glardeau, Wilton w. Davidson.
Mo-; Dalton; n.s oesS Gsor.e =; Meysr.
\. NJ, Roosevelt, Aiys n. Graham.
y. Y, Brooklyn. Buda H. Allen.
n. T., Brooklyn. LouiS Terris. -
Ohio. Wheeiersburs. Howard Niehol..
Pa, Phiisdeiphia- Nicola Jarcbucea.
Pa, Clarence, Lloyd J.. .Harnish. -. .>-,
Pa, Pittsburgh, Antonio Bellissimo. - d.
r.. T., Pawtucket. James Sergeant, =, -
=. C., Green, Abraham Dixon.
s. c., Lykesland, Moses Newton. -z. 20
5. C.. vance, Hammett Wiiiisms.
Tenn, Cunningham, George 3. Baggett.
w. Va, Gary, George Bradshaw. 'a.
wis.,, Loyal. Alvin Il. Msble. g
WIS.,, Marinette, Jerry Mayou.
KILLED IN ACTION
-... fLIEUTENANTs: 80.
n. J. Jersey City, samuel Lewis r-
Ohio, Cleveland, stevenson r. Lewis.
CORPORAL.
Pa rh'l'd''Dh'ii sfsGss. Ss9,ss D. Hopes. ..
PRIyATEs.
Austria; Drexnicu, Joseph Temich.
Idaho, Poeateilo, Carl v. Whisper.
III, Carlinville, Christopher Wolfe. ~,
III, Chicago, dame. Zaroye.
Italy, Aufhxxio, Giuseppe Basta. -
Ky, Newport. Charles william Wilson.
MAS, Marlboro, Leo w. Labrache.
=. - Dover: Mix Pristawko.
=; y" New York, Bronisiew Horbacz.
Okla; Pawhusss, George Harrison schrack.
Pa South Bethlehem. Joseph Mokoski.
Ia, Mabiestovn, Daniel. w. Craven.
Tex, Trinity. Avery c Humphreys. =
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Ohio, BurketsviIIe, Leo n Kethman.
c.L. s.h Francisco, .'h fr.ns A Kramer:
Ca, Abbeyille, Lawrence NJ. Carnes.
NJ. Round Grove, Bryan Fellows. '-a-
Iowa. Mouiton, Buri Mcclure.
y. Y, Bseokfyn. Barton d. Brown.
n. New York, Alexander Arlington
n. Y, New York. Gerald Mupxiou.
y. D. Midway. John o. Fenne.
0hio, Cleveland. Alexander ,. Schultz.
Pa, Orrtauna. Charles 4. Schuyler.
Russia. zaDelisk, korno, Peter >. Davi-
W. va, Beech Hill, william n. Ysuser.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
Pa-.- schuy Kill Hsten, Adam b. Kremer.
Pa, Yittsburgfs, Ebert schuitis. - 2
Pa. Nsrberth, Harold speakman.z =.
Arix-, Phoenix, Arch FerEuson. -r
sADDLER. -
Pa, Dysart, Robert T. McCouEh. -. ...
CIVILIAN.
=. Y-~freepcrt, CharIes a. Adler. =
- =. sPRIvATES.i - ~.
Italy. Rome, Attic Calodoroni. o. ~
OHIO, Ashtabula Harbor, Jerry j. Mahony.
DIED OF DISEASE
CAPTAIN.
Cal, San Ffancissp,S John Fl. Allen. 4
RG IdEcTENANTS.
Canada, Montreal, william p. Smith. !
Utah. Salt Lake City. James A. ParneI. :.
CORPORAL. -~f
AlA. siluria' o'S SIyis1ass'o WSIpis Zones
Conn, fairfield, JolrnA. Rianagan.
Portugal, Maxas Frio, Carlos Gander.
PRIvATES.
Ill, kewanee, Roy Russell Brooks.
Ill, Morris, Claude Firth.
ILL.,, Cfsne, Arthur III. Watson.
Iowa, Minten, Bill Luchsinger.
Ia, Cheneyville, william ID, Morrnn.
Nd. Garret, county, Earl NJ. Calhoun.
Mich, Ralph, Charles G. Anderson.
Mich, Allegan, George ID. Marquis.
Miss, New Albany, Reuben s. swan.
No., Greenbrier. Charles O. Cato.
y. J., Roselle Park, Clarence v. Fanning.
y. T., Spring Valley, Adam Arthur Ruppel.
Tenn, Ia Foilete, Forrest L. Bradley.
Tenn, Franklin, John Buford Carter.
IA
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KILLED IN ACTION

LEUTENANTS.
Ia, Taugipahoa. william ID. Morgan.
Mass, East Boston, Patrick }. Cummings.
y. A.. Schenectady, John A. Patten.
Tenn, fGrt Henry. Douglas n. Lyons.
WIS., h,''ili'' 'ssFaE,sTss SaFl Z; sssser'
Ari.., Phoenix, EgnotI W. Aigner.
y Nd, BsItinors, John Jsme, sto,b.;
n. d., Devils Lake, Roy G. Neatherly.
III. Neoga, Ralph swsnk.
Ohio, Bridgeport. Charles Griffith.
fa., foanswVod, koy =. Clnwson.
, PRIyATES.
Ala., BIounfsvilie, Emmet G. NeeL
Cal, Oreviile, James ). Toland.
III, Chicago, Raymond J. sutton:
kan-: Lawrence, vernie ID: Lieweilyn.
La, Iowa, Elsah Richard.
Nd, wcsternpert. Michael II. Cullen.
Mass, Springfield, Dona Byron.
Mich, Saginaw, frank Howe.
n. ", New York. Timothy n. Cusaek.
y. 4, Brooklyn, John J. Donohue.
N. C., Hubert, William l. Morton.
Ohio, Powell. samuel Boulder.
Pa, Douglasyille, william A. Frey
X. l., Central Falls, james Rainey.
sweden, Axel j. Gustafson.
Tenn. High Chn, Eizy Van Moore.
Wash, Resiyn, William Morris.
Wis.,, Oconto, Otto August kfngel.
Wis.,. Milwaukee. Henry Suhr.
DIED OF WOUNDS. '.
- CAPTAIN.
Wis.,. Alsoma. Ralph PeIZ.
SERGEANT.
Ind, Castor. Ralph Hiatt.
> CORPORAL.
Cal, Cordelia, Edwin Ayilla.
PRIvATES.
Ala, Okatrippa, Lawson n. McInnis.
ARK, Hartman, Lee III. Bunch.
Cal, Alameda, James II. Mead. =,
IL G,senyi!Ie. GeSfEe w. GrisE. -
Mass, Pittsfield, Eugene G. sarro.
Mieh., Lansing, Joseph M. Lindsay.
Minn., AlexandriA, Lewis Z. Weiiscroft.
n. H., Dover, Lester u. Hanna ford.
n. J., Jersey City, Adam ZakoskL
N. NJ, AIbuquerque, Jose N. Pena
N. ", Brooklyn, Thomas n. Duxnn.
Ohio. Pedro, Andrew Doughty,
Pa, Dickson City, MAX y. koyIowsky.
Fa., Aoehester Milis, Ollie walter Mackei.
4, DIED OF ACCIDENT.
PRIyATEs.
Ohio, Canton, Nicholas kosturos.
Va, Independence, wnFrick A. Anders.
DIED OF DISEASE. :
SERGEANT.
n. T., New York, Aired Gay.
CORPORAL. -
La, Lake Charles, Edward j. Burleigh.
MUSICIAN.
n. T., Brooklyn, william y. Coleman.
LABOkER.
Portugal, Sebastiao Joaquim.
n. Y, New York. Desgiss M. Littietsn.
PRIvATEs.
Iowa, Mapleton. Henry r. Richtermeir.
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
Lift Out Your Corns
lcE-MlNT
The New Discovery Esds All :
Foot Troubles


This new discovery. made from q Jap
snese product. 10 certainty wonder the
way II draws out Inflammation from q
pair Of swollen, burning. acbing feet It
takes the soreness right 6at. then the
corn or ealious shrivsln and lifts or.
Hard corns. soft COINS or corns be-
tween. the toes. jusf shrixel I'D add lift
on 20 easy. II is wonderful Just think
NOT one bit OF pain while applying lee
Nint or sftersardzL IL doesn't even irri-
tate the surroundsngSskin.
Ton viii never. have to cut corn
again and run the fisk of blood poison
Say eood-ey to your old corn saIve plas-
ters and baEglihs tape. for that pet corn
OF yoFs u sarei TO be "-goner,' 81 ever
feels the magic touch of Ice-Aint
IL tmparts such . delightful, soothing.
cooling feeling to the feet that you will
sigh with relief. >. :
Ioe-Nfut - the rear ssyapanese secret
for hBes- healthy little. feet. II prevents
foot odors and keeps them sweet and
comfortable IT. u greatly appreciated
by women who wear htgh-heeI shoes and
By men who have to stand on their feet
all day. = So. - .
Just ask in any drug store for.-a lit
tie fce-Mint and give your poor. suffer
ing tired, swollen feet the treat Of their
lives u costs little, and there is nc;h-
ing batter -
-. 20
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Novelty and
Floral Georgettes
In New Spring Patterns

-. What more original, for Spring
afternoon gown than decorative geor-
gette displaying geometrical, foulard,
coin dot, floral or leaf and vine motifs,
beautifully outlined in white over a COL
ored or black background. There are
plenty of navies with white or tan de-
signs, black ornamented in white or
light blue, white with rose, and other
delightful contrasts. 40 inches wide.
Price, SITS yard.
Solid Colored Georgettes of the
same width, So to So yard -. +,
Embroidered Georgette Flouncings,
black navy, taupe and gray, elaborately
embroidered, are being shown in Spring
1919 patterns. . ...s.s.
First floor. G street. & -, Ill.
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
For Possible Travellers
The Most Convenient Trunks
-. Ever Made

Trunks that are just as useful at The journey end
appreciate them until they are stood ups your room
and you find combined 1wardrobe-drtsser at your
service. 4eP7~ sSss2 s.'A
A Brief Description Of Several Very Hsh-Gr.de
..,assEz Wardrobe Trunks
wardrobe trunk Of the durable construction pos
sbe stactvely covered In hard vulcanized fiber
ply yeneered basewood strengthened bv brassnished
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
Fashions Even In
Market Baskets

& Many women who would not be seen
with the ordinary market basket take 4
real. pleasure in selecting their own fruit
and vegetables, and bringing them
home, when they can carry one of
those Mexican. Shoppers" perfectly
round in shape, beautifully woven. with
a, reinforced bottom and sides, and
having a tall over-arching handle that
allows plenty of room for your arm.
Price, 81.
Fifth floor, G street.
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fofcements at the corners
and closing. and rows
of brass finished steel
pins that add to the
trunks fine appearance
as, well as its resistance
: such. q 5y trunk : fully
. equipped with five draw;
ers and lock- bar, ten
clothes hangers laundry
bag, shoe box, velvet
guard, : and having .
Yale lock on the out
side, may be had for
$50 to $115. ~.
A wardrobe trunk, with
a special compartment
= for your hat and q hold
er, for~ an electric iron,
sS5. ii
Other high-grade ward
robe trunks, ss1.50 .ups
Fourth floor. center. -,
Il .a
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Months Late-His
Shipment of Henmed
Mercerized TablecIoths

The reason for an exceptionally at
tractiye price. There are exactly three
hundred Of them, size s4xs4 inches.
neatly hemmed, in artistic patterns of
well mefcerized material. Price.
$1.65 each :
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
Total Casualties Announced Now 2l9,86S;
142 Dead, 720 Wounded in Todays Lists

The War Department four casualty lists today which
contained s93 the total for the army up No
for that Of the 56s TIE total for both
marine announced is 2l9,S6S
The lists issued today contained the names Of so killed in
died from disease $50 wounded severely 1886 wounded degree
determined 264 slightly, and 81 missing in action
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
MUNICIPAL FIRES REPLACE
MATCHES NOW IN FRANCE

PARIS, Jan. 20 (By maiD.-There is
a match shortage in France. In some
town 1t Is SO acute that fires are kept
BURNING continually in order that
people may obtain firebrands. Usu-
ally disabled wounded soldiers are
placed in charge of these braziers,
and they have received the official
title OF ''fire keepers" They are paid
by the towns employing them.
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
Spring Demands Woolen Fabrics
-, , r. r. All Its Own
Three Most Popular Dress and Suit Materials:
Are Featured.

Spring 1919 All Wool velous, just the right
weight for warmer days. in favored 1919 shades of
henna taupe, midnight navy and over sea blue beaver
and brown. 81 inches wide. Price, $3.50 yard.
Spring 1919 All Wool Challies, choice of dark
blue, gray green, lavender and white grounds
alive with dainty aover designs of tiny rosebuds and
other floras graceful scroll and dotted motifs 27
inches wide. Price, $1.25 yard. .sas-. 81. F.. s.-
Spring 1919 All Wool Jerseys, the best weave
obtainable in ghweg Jersey for Spring and later
wear; in coorings which include French gray, taupe
Pekn and Copenhagen blue, Havana-brown, tan, sand
and rose. 54 inches wide. Price S. yard. ce> =
Second floor G St .-.. ... 30 ...-.
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
Set the Kettle to Boiling In
Your Own Room

For it is easy 20 boil an egg, heat water,
or prepare a hot drink when you have
Stemo Outfit. A specially designed Tea
Kettle Outfit comes at s2.25, including stove
with heavily nickeled base and stand and
tea kettle, Other Sterno Outfits as low as
75c.
.-f-.r
Fifth noor. Eleventh st.
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
Two Hundred Dozen
Hemmed Huck Towels

Your opportunity to purchase relia.
bic huckaback towels, size 1886 inches,
at very favorable price. So . dozen.
Second noor. Elsvssth street
The Washington times., 1919-01-27
For Dressier Wear
NEW FLOWER TURBANS

Varying from gayy to suby offended coorngs IN Spring
flowers which the entire brim frame
work Of georgette straw These delightful creations are
priced from $3.50 $1s50 - $. - : = -
Noted ALSO camoufage rich variegated color
contrasts, with fruit and ribbon trimmings $3.50; fru
trimmed straw tubans $12 ups broad bred
hat OF black maline adorned with jet medaions smaller
dressier models IN black, at SO up ''...,s---c
Eleventh street -,
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ToDAY"s CASUALTY LISTS. '''@
WOUNDED Jackson,
northeast 22o7 Franklin street
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STORAGE AND MOVING
VICTORY STORAGE

821H Market Largest and hest ph+ra
Belmont 1870 for estimate Goods packed
for shipment. PieTce-Arrow van. to-
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RnAL rsTArE ron sA1E


SPRUCE ST. 1929 extending TO MeIviiie Bt.
6OXl56. Including lot on Melville ~. this
property ts' In most excellent conditions "
has number OF rooms baths, hardwood
noors. hot water heat, vas and electric poe-
session viii he given with the deed: property
can b" Geen any time by appointment. II IA
also very conveniently located for TROLLEY
seryicei ample room for Cargo: nvcstiEate
LANSDOW-SE AVE. GoO5--Tuo-story porch
front residence rooms doep lott rcn-
CItRtSTthN ST. 6Oi3--Ncr~ desirable 2
story dwelling, porch front up TO date.
sldc yard; possession: conveniently locatch
~ Snth tt. trolley
OXFORD ST. 6i3s s-Th,ec story. sldc yard
~ 10 date baths Rss and electric;
MASTBAUM RRoS & FT.EtSHER
1924 s. Penn So
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$4,000
STENTON

a few desirable modern houses ready for
Immediate occupancy Open for inspection
every day, including Sundays. Trains to
Stenton Station. or drive out Stenton ave
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~ : 5iST ST.--IInmcdate possession: q
story. large rooms, bath. shed; modern
out: NJ &C $4,000, SAMUEL T. HALL. Inc,
&0l Iinertv Bldr. Broad and ChestnUt.
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RrA1 rsrATE FOR SALE
Cheap, Look These Over!

6is s. iath 1T IL -ms modern cony
31f3 Paramount cor. - rms. n.-". neat
2tl2.li lngrrsoll 81. each rooms
see y Sth rlco' each rogms
lf40 Ibnr C2Oth 4 CClu0hiaN. 10 rooih7
! S@6 St."s st I6lh & G!rardN 10 rooms
! iN2GsN-3l 81 Cabot each g roC:uF
2t5 ". Indiana, corner
30 y G3d st, lot 80 hack street
222i hsDeu ST. rooms. rir"
wy y; ith room. nice romH:
2IuI Thompson. 1907 Y rtiuE
2'1E Thompson. 1922 y. T:t,lrE.
IAiER5ON C0NKAE 80 =. l0th 81
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~ W. w OOIl' IllS' GNG Liberty Bids

SfT50 -8ti2 l4-ai = American. ! roon,- and
rath on GO-frot " ~" asphalt stront. look
them ovo- II = smith. "a " Fiji ay.
I2i4-I6. i "o-@@ NppMAN ST.-Rcnt S13
price i13rO.
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8TII & CALLOWHILL

On 81 g. s.v e'orog and dwellings. front
sSo. 9S,0. q d"op c0 Ca}'nwh'l two stores
and d0'oN'ugS "i'N large stable n req /;
frontage %usI3O n dacr: choice hui'd'0s sit'
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DOGS. BIRDS, ETC.

FOR SALE nv tho MOHAWK RABBITRY
AND KENNELS. 1891 Asbury St. Indian
spolls, Ind. hiRh-class rabblts all breeds.
gulnea pigs, ferrcts, pireons. huntlpE dogs
aud boodsd hogs. raise stock for us,Iwe buy
back all YOU raise. Send for prices ana
Icrns: l0c for booklet and particulars.
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Central Apartment

Houses SO oOO to s26 mo. Modern con,er-
iences WORRELL & co. 555 y, l7th ST
P0RCTI-FRONT .DwELI.ING--4 bedrooms
aoas. S '32SS @ssa9 'S28 cSSsSG S'10o
WORSTFR $500 Germ4ntown aye
SOUTH ST. north side, west OF 4th, FTe
business location; early possession. Par
cFSSs. cFSSifs' j.. BROWN 3 co. 217 5. Rrood .,
4 ST AND WYOMING AVE i3P00: i
large rooms and bstN. porch: tcrraced
fronts KELLER. l06 w. Allegheny ave..
or G433 Lswndsle ave
1928 \. SARTAIN ST. Two story rooms
ana ." "TraXUHIa'AkSN!EE "a HakSN!EE 300 900 waln5it wE1lgi st.
FOR sALE-3oao D I,,st. st.; in sood condtron
IToiIS N,iTmSunt aVeb, Vest of 4Gth 81, D" 'T2f E5
ward il. cloud. loli Land TItlr Bldg ''U
I759-84I2.14,ato oo,, y AMIGR1CAN5.5 5,IG rooms
look S"f them enc over H L. smith. 724 " Ere E
COI0RED buyers. 10th 4 ElIswortH. a ST..
entirely renovsted smith. 1898 r. Rreeze
RERG1TN--2n5S Catharinc. vii! TsTo|s1a
10 suit purchaser. Farrell 7l0 s 2O,h
65bI FONTAIN Sr.-Two- story dUeIIi1,-
NELSON DICK 0is Land TItIe Ri5s
$40 5. GOTH. sT.mwi99e strs.t; 4 bedrooms
''Io NFiilsS& nIcK olS I.,nH T,rIs rTI%'RTsiiSs RiSss
SYDENHAAi y. Courtlsnd lot 2oxSS
E II CLAPP 8 co, T29 Walnut,
SAIF-a2iO ". OXFORD ST. AppIy pocr,
702 Lafsystte Bldg. 9th and Chestnut
2S \ TTHAN-si rooms, ba tn porch; mar,
offer FARRELL ITO $. goth
BRoWNsToNE, q rooms and bath: all c06v
price $4,000. Hupp. 8d0s N, 5th 1t.
at settlement Dsisher. 22d and Tasksr,
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THE CARD sHOP. 90 Chest0u' st.--Co0,-
mercal prtntIng and eHgrs ting our sn, -
ri ihlty: 800 business cards. -. tNtir~hnadg
and envelopes printed uuICl.
OPPos. TIE TEpERAT. RESERVE BA%TS
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
( WATER TUBE BOILER

! 600 HIP "Heine." Good for 100 lbs. stss m
urcskurs Attractive price before removal.
I. n sEYFFRT's SONS. Inc. 4S7 y Cd 81
- POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Oynamos motors bolIers, steam and all
tieIner. pumps, Rlr compressors.
HTNNNOS AND MOTORS for power lights
i and weidlng iathes. drills. pInch presses,
hginps pasteurzcr, elevator, grindstonos
f1oInas Yeatglry Cn.. a24 n, Sd St
LEcTRIc MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
a-I POWER EQUIPMENT
fsRRIES MACHINERY CO.. llp \. Sd ST
!. IITCTRTCf macn bought sold. eych aud
- - rss@ired rls''a Wiec, Fms CO i40 " sd
5fF7TNEs boilers pumhs tanks smoke
sl4sks NJ J. Hunt Reach and T.. Col. ave
6lfN IA second d-hand machnery bOuaht, sold
stehS plants diSnantled. Grow 1906 N.5d.
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LOGAN

Beautiful new homes facing park. prices
from $4,000 to $4,000; 10th and LvcominE
M. Getz & Son, Inc. dSs 1Ssh Lio1tty Tp5N Bide i
LoGAN:-Beautiful locatIoni opposite park;
1884 -96-3s Courtlands st. 8 rooms bath:
porch front; well tina need: make offer. Bell
phone. L. sHUBIN & SONS, 1880 8. 4th.
4945 \. 10TH ST.-Two story porch good
condition rooms and bath: immediate
possession. JOHN STOCKBURGER. 70s
PennsylVania Bldg
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CHESTNUT HuI,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Fine stone mansion and stono garage: mar
sion contains large living hall. living room.
library. dining room, pantry. servants dining
room and kitchen; laundry and drying room in
bedrooms. bathrooms. gas. electricity and
hot-water heat; grounds consist Of 5 acres
OF handsome lawn. magnificent old shade.
fruit trees and vegetable gardens: 2-stor"
frame house In rear for gardener; 8 minutes
walk from both Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations, Chestnut Hill.
JOSEPH NJ. JENNINGS
Phone Chestnut Hill 20b7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

TEN-ROOM stone house; stands alone
terrace lot 6ox16T #; thorouEhly modern
large garden plot and 2-story stone garage
in rear: occupied by owner. who Is leaving
price several thousand less than II would
cost to build. 81 Z. Cpsai g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
MT. ARY-GERNANTowN

MOUNT A1RY-stenton district: owner will
ho5r, senniae'actsa hs mouse on LOT SoxioS
hreplaces: basement laundry; electric ana gas
lighting: in fret-class condition; 5 minutes
from either Stenton or Sedgwick Station.
on p. & r.; possession October J. Phore
Germa ntown 76o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

\. W. cor. sd and Lansdowne avc.--Mod.,
st! !" rms. with garage; prominently
located on greatest bus. thoroughfar in
Ovr'b brook dist. whore values are true and
astLnE Ad0ph B. Casnar. 60th& LansdoMne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
CARPET CLEANING
W AL l. A c t
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC.

IN iI-TRmG y o1--"JS Cru-ri' I,7- Gtn.
InSC-D1STASCE MOVING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOMES AT OLD PRICES
FISCHER BUILT HOMES

M. Getz & Son, Inc. 1Ss IS!' rbIfi& I I2r5, Bids
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17

f!EATTIFUL-. ANGORA TERRACE, $500
block; rooms: modern throughout; prics
$4,000 And REMEMBER GROSS" stands
tor All that's GOOD" 59th and Larch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
37O5 Powelton Avenue
III NORTH GID STREET

Come out today and see this beautiful home
modern throughout convenient to l.; price
very cheap for quick sale
YAGLD & BURNS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-17
PRINTING

VICTROLA and records. S3N: almost ;.,.,
value $50 Riedc-'s T.. Cf.. 1000 S"u'G 8