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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-28
Warrant For Official
Accused of Shooting
Editor Says Murder

Galatin. Mo. Dec pa warrant
formally charging Hugh y; Tarwater:
city clerk. with the death Tuesday of
Wesley l.. Robertson. editor of the
Gallatin Democrat, has been issued by
j. L. Cope. justice Of the peace A
coroner's jury recommended that Tar
water be charged with first degree
murder. the result of shooting for
alleged libel
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-28
Ice Cream Boycott
Joined to Eggs by
Frisco Housewives

San Francisco. Dec. a7-In an effort
to bring down the prices of eggs and
milk in San Francisco. the Housewives
league will boycott eggs and ice cream
for period of 30 days. beginning Janu-
TODAY
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HAS SAFFRONTERYT ASK
PREMIER TO DELAY VISIT TO LONDON

Rome, Dec. 27.-Gabricle D'Annun-
zio is understood to have asked Premier
Nitti to postpone his announced visit
to London on the ground that his de-
parture should be preceded by the reach
ing o6 definite settlement of the
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-28
British Unions Join
to Ban Unauthorized
Strikes in England

London. Dec. 27.-Seven of the larg-
est trade unions in Great Britain have
inaugllratcd movement aiming at the
prevention of unauthorized strikes 1t
is declared the movement is sponsored
by the National Union of General Work
ers. representing an enormous member
ship.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-28
.exicans in Germany
Purchasing Arms

Paris. Dee GA number of Mexicans
have recently arrived in Europe and are
reported to have attempted to purchase
arms and ammunition. The Mexicans
are reported to represent the Carranza
government. They now are reported in
Germany.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-28

Fiume situation.
Lieutenant Commander Rizzo, Major
Giuriati, chief Of D'AnnuSzio's cabinet.
and other leaders associated with Dan
nunzio are said to have left the Fiume
district.
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A scientific fight against all poison
Gus substitutes for liquor has been start
ed in New York.
Su'phuric Acid in Booze.
Deputy Revenue Collector George l..
Miles Of the Bronx. declared his agents
were industriously engaged in running
down manufacturers and distillers of il
licit whisky.
Two of his agents. he said. today visit
ed White Plains hospital to interview
three men, who although conscious,
have been paralysized since Christmas
eve as a result of drinking a pint of
whisky. The liquor was purchased in
Manhattan, he said. and arrests were
expected.
Miles also declared that the police of
the Alexander avenue station gave him
for analysis d bottle of whiskey seized
in a saloon near here. Sulphuric acid
had been used in the liquor to cut out the
coloring matter, Mr.. Miles said and
one smell of it was almost sufficient
to etherize a person. The deputy col
lector explained that if person drank
the whisky and went out on cold night
he would quickly develop pneumonia.
Miles predicted wholesale closing
of saloons in New York City during the
next few days. former patrons of the
places. he said would not endanger
their lives by drinking the alleged"
being sold and the sales of near beer
would Ist be sufficient to support the
saloons.
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FRENCH TO SAVE FUEL
BY TURNING CLOCK AHEAD

Paris. Dec. 27--The cabinet met to-
day and approved the bill providing for
the turning ahead of the clocks one hour
beginning February as fuel conser-
vatiOn d easure.
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MRS. ANNA STARR
ENTERTAINED GUILD

The Westminster Guild of the First
Presbyterian church held a business
meeting with the election of officers
"Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Anna
Starr. A social evening was later en-
joyed with music and refreshments.
Those present were: The Misses Bes-
sic Bash. Ruth and Hilda Fredrickson.
Helen Harrington. Clara Williams.
Nettie Coulson. Carrie Pennington.
Blanche Sharp. Bessie Burgess.
Blanche Sherwood. McInvaney and
Roberts.
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Weekly Health Talks
What Doctor Pierce Has
Done For HumaaffyG
BIT DOCTOR GRIPS.

Il has always seemed to me that
DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, should be
placed near the top when q list Of
Americas great benefactors is written.
He studied and conquered human dis
eases to . degree that few realize.
Whenever he found q remedy that over
came disease, he At once announced il
in the newspapers and told where it
could be bought at . small price, He
did not follow tie usual custom OF
keeping the ingredients secret, 80 that
the rich only could afford to buy the
medicine. but openly printed the name
OF each root and herb he used And
30 to-day the names of DR.. Pierce and
his medicines are widely known, and
they stand for better health and better
citizenship.
One of this great physicians most
successful remedies 10 known as Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, These are
little, sugar-coated pills, composed of
Mayapple, leaves of aloe, root of jalap-
things that Nature grows in the ground
These Pellets are safe because they
move the bowels gently, leaving no bad
after effects, rs so many pills do.
Very often they make a person who
takes them feel like new man or
woman, for they cleanse the intestines
of hard, decayed and poisonous matter
thai accumulates when one is costive.
II you are constipated, by all means
20 to your druggist and get some of
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
may prove to be the very thing your
system requires TO make you well and
happy.
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II has often been said and as often
been proved that nothing succeeds
like success. Success in one venture
stimulates confidence for another. The
success we have enjoyed in selling
clothing encourages us to offer even
better quality and values II possible.
We are sure you will be interested.
and especially so when you see our
prices. The Bethel Clothing Co. (Ad.3t)
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UP FROM PUEBLO THURSDAY

Rev. o. s. Reed, former pastor of
the congregation of the Christian
church here and now occupying a sim
liar position with the Broadway Chris
tian church at Pueblo. was visitor in
Canon City on Thursday. Rev. Reed,
who came up for the purpose of look
ing after some property interests here.
left for home Thursday night
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CASHIER BURNS AND
FAMILY GOING TO GOA.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Burns and son
Ira will leave Saturday for Santa Ma
ria, Cal. and other coast points where
they will spend a month Miss Ca
lista will remain here to finish her
studies in high school. Mr.. Burns
place as cashier of the d. & R. G. will
be filled by Herbert Brewer during
.hs absence Mr.. Brewers place as
baggageman will be filled by Donald
Dickinson.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PRoBaTE OF WILL.

of PHobATE OF
State of Colorado. County OF tre-
mont. IS.
In the County Court
In the Matter of the Last Wild
and Testament OF Julia WI
Chappell. Deceased
The People OF the state Of Colorado.
to Philip W. Chappefl. Robert Il. Chap
peli. Esther / cnappeli aud Edwin AZ
cnappeli. GREETING.
WHEREAS. II Eas been made 10 ap-
pear to the said Court that you are
each and all eiiher heirs-af Jaw lega-
tees or devisees OF Julia W. Chappeii.
Now. therefore. in accordance wita
the provisions OF rne statute In sucn
case made and provided. and by order
OF Court duly mad. and entered. YOU
OF writing purportlng TO be the Last
VIII and Testament of tho said Julia
to said Court Tor Prostate ON the Elev-
entk day of February. A. ID. 1919. by
Phillip W. chappelI. who resides In
Canon City. Fremont County Colorado.
that the said decedcnt was. at the time
Of her death n resident OF Canon city.
Fremont County. State OF Colorado.
alleged will. devised and beaGeathed
ner property In the following manner.
First paragraph makes provision for
the payment OF funeral expenses and
debts: second. to my grandchildren.
Robert E Chappeil Esther l. chappeii
son, Edwin II chAppeii. deceased. /
will aud bequeath one Dollar each.
Third; After the payment of my fun
erai expenses and ali OF my just debts.
and the specific b~queHts mentioned In
paragraph second aforesaid. / will and
devise and becueath TO my son. Philip
W. ChAppeil. all the rest and residue OF
my property. real. personal and mixed.
OF every kind and character and wher-
ever situate and of which l may die
Eeixed. to have and 10 hold for his sole
use and behoof forever. Lastly. Philip
W. chAppeil is nominated as the Execu-
tor.
sou are hereby notified TO be and APP
pear before the said Court at the
County Court Room. In the Court
House. In Canon City. In the County OF
Fremont. In the State OF Colorado. on
the Fifteenth day of March a ID. 1919.
at 10 o'clock n M thea and there to
attend the hearing on the probate Of
the said alleged last Will and Tesla
ment OF the said Julia W Chappeli. de-
ceased; and further to do and perform
what shall then BY the said Court be
required and sdjudged-
IN WITNESS. whereof. l have here
unto set my hand and AFFIXED the seal
of said Court at my ofiice In Canon
city. and Ia said County. this Eleventh
day OF February, a. u. 1919.
KENT l. ELDRED.
CSEAI-l Judge and Acting Clerk
First Pub. Feb IL. 1919.
Last Pub Mar IL. 1918
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BOWLING POPULAR AT
ROCkvAlE " M. C. A.

Bowling at the Y. N. c. A is proving
a very important pastime for the Rock
vale men and women John s'Scoogie''
Smith holds the record for high score
made on the alleys. that of 231. Miss
Shirley. teacher in the schools. holds
the woman's record of ls2 The mar
ried men have defeated the single
men. but the beardless youths are
practicing courageously and intend to
take the benedicts into camp some
evening by a score that they will not
want to mention to their wives.
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uNpERsHERiFF M'kiNNoN
RETURNS FROM PUEBLO

Updcrsherlff Everett Mckinnon went
to rnublo Thursday, takinr Mrs. Jon.
uie oomrick 10 tho state hospital. He
roturnod Thursday evening
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RETURNED THURSDAY
FROM DENVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Esser returned
Thursday from Denver where Mr.. Es-
ser had been looking after business
matters.
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Bills ALLOWED.

Canon city. Colorado. Feb. !, 1918.
s.i.r, F.sa-p. y. Cooper sis: :. NJ
Dickinson SIS: John Hamil,on SIS: c.
+ hc,ves sis: 9. J. Rundahl tis; \
s.am, I TS'nes .sss, sis VI z wsssssf Sssr ,iss5:
.tugus.Us Peace SEQ. c. NJ Benton ss5.
ssree.. Alley and Bridxe Fsnd-Tom
c. srns npbei. 81 ssk: 0hh HarSsy % sisbse sss: W.
h ReiteI SIS: Park Allison 50: W. a.
Mo.lett $3.50: W. J. Asher sss; g =.
Ban. roft Hardware Co. ts5s: LorentE
Ritxnan $50: Taylor a Yard ss.ss. G
4. K, ewes 1910.
Raymond Fuikerson $50: Claude Hutch
ison $50. J. Il. Govern ~: II. Govern
IS cents: ROY Erwin s: NJ Anderson
Canon Auto Co. $50: Canon Grocery
reiis. r..a--c. F. skinner 500:
c~mes~ry FUND.-. s. Munroe ss5:
e. l. Cleveland So; J, seaman $3.50.
,,s -s,s S1s Eaas E Ssadon ,ss aaris @hsssn II SS9
ris siso: Esther isitEman sii; Western
Union Telegraph CO. ss,ss: Gibson Lum-
L,srar, T..a-Mrs. Julia 1. Mack.
Psrk raas--Iarvey Bisbee $40; Jones
sussy Corner 50 cents c. NJ Bailey
Lishsiax Fssa-Arkan.as Valley Ry.
la. FUND.-. NJ. Benton, Treas. $500.
.setIaa~ous Fuud-County Treas
urer sis,is: Fremont County sss..es;
banks- Morse 4 co. ts.ii; c. W. Nader
son $40. Colo. Fuel & Iron Co. s3s.9s;
Canon Gas Co ss.sb; J. M. Anderson A
Co. IS cents. Mountain States Te. 4
TeleV. Co. 81.
Water rund--John chctelat $50; Lee
wynkoop SIS: Y. Portcous ylio; J. Sea-
man s2s.l5: III. c. Webster Sass. Thec.
shoemaker ~: Charles Forcsman IS;
Isaac uirich si3: O. Chetciat Sc. y, T.
sayier. tssi =; =, Anderson $50 IS:
$3.50; A. Woods $3.50; Isaac Uirich
s5sio Roy Beavers si2a.so, W. f. Can
terbury sh6. Canon Coal q Feed 20
ss3a bancroft Hardware Co. se.9o. \
IL. Govern 81, Arkansas valley Ry. i.t.
a Power Co. 81. Hunter Palmer tsS5
Fremont County NATL Bank. assign
slea, 90. Harding Hdw. Co, $40, Morgan
Paint Co. 1855. John :, Meredith tsbc:
Ellis 4 Hood t7.sS: Mountain states
cents: McIvaney a Hissins ~ nlgss
Lumber co. Sg.tf. f.orcntE R,tkman
sitse: Brookaido Coal Mining Co.
H. C. wEnsTmR.
city Clerk.
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Or. K. c. sapero.

Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist OF
Denver. will again be In Canon City
Friday. February 2ist. at the Miller
hotel Consultation and examination
OF glnsscs freo.--t tAdv.) w2t dat
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SPENT DAY IN PUEBLO.

Homer Hutchison came home from
Pueblo this afternoon, having made
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MISCELLANEOUS

TWO autos at your service day or
night for livery service. Residence
phone Canon 3s1; livery phone CaIon
237. J. A. Payne. 33-p6t
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WILL VISIT HUSBAND.

Mrs. H. Houghton, local agent for
the Denver Post, went to Colorado
Springs today to spend Sunday with
her husband, who is in q sanitarium
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is HOME FROM
A BUSINESS TRIP

Paul Hawkins. the popular travelling
salesman. arrived home this afternoon
from his usual business trip
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FOR SALE-Ford touring car. 1913
model. Call Canon 640-J3. 3s-5t
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WANTED do general house work
Route ]. Box 6s. South Ninth
street. sepa'
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FOR SALE-First class steel range:
also thoroughbred White Wyandotte
rooster Phone Canon sTi-J. 3e-3t
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FOR SALE-Ford touring car. 1917
model. 1908 Park avenue. South
Canon. 3S-pei
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FOR RENT--Larre furnished sunny
room. Call 40 Main street. or
phone Caron 1881. 20-tf
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FOR SALE--7-passenger automobile
at a bargain. n. b. King. Phone
Canon 5t3J. 5f-pet
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wANTEDv-To do general house work
and care for sick. 3ol Macon avc
nuc. s6-p6t
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WANTED-SITUATIONS

SITUATION wanted as housekecper
or helper in small family: no wash
ing. Merriam King. 1000 West Fit
teenth street. Pueblo. Colo. 3tp2t
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young lady stenoiy'
rnpher. position. csil 1912 Kountx
avenue. 36.p6t
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HELP WANTED

wANTED--At once. two good boys
for paper routes. The News Times
agency. 421M Main street. 31-f
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wANTED-workb by the hour or day
Mrs. Gladys Harris. l2o6 River
street. 34.p6t
wANTED-iiouse work by expert
enced girl. Canon 516-w. 36p2t
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

TO HOME BUYERs-PossEssToN
1858 Hadheld st, h. W. elec.; vacant $4,000
700 block. s Cecil st: story, porch 200
$500 block, Angora ter; story. porch 3s2O
700 block S. Alden st; story, porch ZOO
22S n Hobart st. 2 story, porch.... 200
5O10-21 Market St. 8 story. porch each 5000
3029-3l-3 -33-41 Harper: . sty.. bk.; each POO
TAULANE, 300 Walnut st
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AUCTION SALES
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
MACHINERY AND TOOLS


OF
having "'1 " MILLING MACHINES
didtng
sharp rtCal ataCh
Mile ,
Ner'''' ~ LATHES
chargc
Lathe RoomL
bed
fsd
thes
"n' N SHAPERS, GRINDERS AND DRILL PRESSES
oEEoa2nS h Ls sf asfuiis iis
roRuTF andot
&c. 81 Horizontal Boring Mill With Rotary Table
! Planer, 2Ox3OXS, Single Head
J. L. Geared Turet
Rardor erss Pratt
Iahs wthe
sHRfS Rosi ssa 2'R EnS2'f Riss: of s;
Pr
sSTt Plates Xses AnV quantity Small
on s r.nsss eha a % & HF "a s Coz e a " g
W psa.s sIsSLs s. s isH SSs i Il S ~ u
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartmSsTntss nSTs p,ps spescislty Sherwood
attractive turn. apts. some houseke epinR
Bell phone Walnut Sl7
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
wYNCoTE
PENSsYLyANLa FARMS

2o-ASRE truck and poultry farm T.rooni
VIII include all seeded crops. implements.
Essoltne engine, I horse milk cove 100
chickens: Q miles TO large mauufacturing
tow town OF Bucks county price. $500. 1880
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OINEY
$4,000

Twin house bedrooms. all conveniences;
n Fifth street 80 ~
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8 STORY IL rooms, porch 'front.' large lot;
coed location: sell close to assessment
j. l.. STEVENSON & son, S22 Land Title
GTN.-284 & 226 f. Upsal ct. ~ rms. hdwd
finished tiled bath: lot 1914 Xlf5; price
$500. John McNeIll. 1858 Germantown ave
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
Overlook Apis.

S. E. COR. e3p AND LANsDowNE AVE
20 MINUTES TO CENTER OF CITY
Superior suite of 3 spacious outside rooms;
latest appointments: laundry; S76. Janitor
or l.. S. GINSBURG. 1901 Chestnut st.
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FIJRN and unfurn. apts., in all locations
T NJ ARGO 5l3 Liberty Bldg.

SMALL and large apis, all sections. furn
and unfurn New Era Realty Co, 1905
Real Estate Trust Bldg. Walnut 1901
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MODERN horne. IA rms, baths ! bedrms.
8, ac; garage: fruit and veg gar; old
shade; well worth S25. 600 Ph. Walnut 81.
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TWELVE rooms hut-watsr heat gas and
oeIctric hardwood floors. ~" bath modern
with l-rraga right Mt station
w. vN-IrTIAM J OFT Rrmoklino Pa.
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252 ACRES. lb2 acres tiliable 100 acre
woodland house, barn and outbuild,ngs
s2l, 700. WIN. A. McCREA. Ardmore. Pa
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22l9 HUNTING PARK AVE;
apartment house. containing q connplete
apartments. all rented. hot-water heat, gas
electricity, etc. lot 25x190: can be financed
Jos A BARR co. 1920 Chestnut Spr R5b
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BILLIARD. pool. comb't'n. 2d-hand. bought
sold. rented exch. Keafer. 32O 0irard ave
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STTCCO and frame dwelling, minutes
from GNth st. terminal: rooms hot-wate er
heat eIeC lot 5ONl25. price $4,000. GEQ.
l.. BARNES. Hi"hland Park Llanerch 2S6.
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HOUSEHOLD furniture. beds and cots com
plete. Sherry's. Broad and Christian.
PAPER BALfNG PRESS: cleaning out a
q cost la n ID
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COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

wANTED--100 boarders on large fruit and
vegetable farm: city conveniences: rates /
In room. s12 per week: 2 in ROOM $40 each
Address Mrs. T. B. Woodward. Rosedale
PENNSYLVANIA.
Chester: fresh eggs fruit and Vegetab ables:
modern conve niences: room for or adults
Mrs Thomas s MelCr. West Chester, Pa
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NSDOWNE

VERY attractive. stucco-ho',ow tile home {;
10 roor,s y baths sleeping porch; fire.
places. hardwood floors. electric and gas;
lot 75XI4O. central location, price. SIG noN
II s RAREER, Taredowne and Plumstead d
ave I.ansdowne SIi
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PowER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
..pynamos motors. boilers. steam and all
{ engines pumps. air compressor
- FRANK TOOMEY. INC. l27 N. I'd st.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
.JBRIEN MACHINERY CO.. 119 N. Sd ST.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

Special facilities for
QUANTITY PRODUCTION
= of metal parts and shapes
COLUMBIA TOOL AND MACHINE co,
169640 n. Hutchinson st.
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NEW JERsEY-sEAsHoRE


ATLANTIC CITY. N. J-ror rent. FUR
n nished. lO4 S. Frankford ave-, Atlantic
City, master bedrooms. baths: house ali
n,Sandsotmely IA Furnished and re-decoreted
throughout in Colonial fnish one OF beat
locations in Nentnor in full view or the
ocean: desirable party can rent the prop
ertg very reasonable. Apply owner on
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srTUAT1oNs wANTED-FEMALE

CfIANlBERwORK and sewing by -dressmak ksr
Tor summer; At City pref. 4 332 Led on.
CTERK-YounC lady desires position as
clerk; knowledge Of typewritins. 62b,
Ledger Office
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AGENTS

LYONS" STEEL TRATLERs
For the car owner The LOGICAL answer to
transportation problems ....-r.-
The LYONS Trailer sells on sight. Built to
last. Capacity 75O lbs Price 1920.
Write today for particulars
Make II pay YOU to own car.
rp rYSNs IRON WORKS Manchester. \. n.
Department T
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HUNTING PARK section--4449 y. Marshall
st. S4l50; porch, g rooms and bath cleo
trio light, hot-water heat. parquetry floors
throughout stationary tubs, gas kitchen
Tioga 6576 w.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED
SUBURBAN

COUNTRY PLACE for rent for surnmee~-
,,r FURNISHED house with all modern conven-
a.Te,,' sarSEe ga acres OF ground ideal io-
Phone Brvn Nawr 10
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TO RENT-yery desirable furnished home
in PottstOwn for the summer rnorSh,
state number in family and give references. q.
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37TH ST, s.. l26-Thrd-hoor apartment;
I4ol y 10TH ST-Two rooms. bath and
kitchenette. furn. room. priv. bath IS up.
CHESTNUT, 4545-Furnished I'd Ar, house
keenlnE- nrlNate bath: SQUARE from l. sta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-24
CITY
PRUCE-1s rooms. . baths.

idaS daS SPRUCE-1s rooms. . baths.
go SPRUCE-14 rooms, 2 baths.
Stt99nn BLOCK, y. CARLISLE--1O rms. bath.
Sauu BLOCE, COLUMBIA AVE.
-55oo 5no BLOCK, y. 18TH ST.--9 rooms, bath.
o,nnu BLOCK. N. STH--12 rooms bath.
,ssnnHH BLOCK, PARAMOUNT AVE.-12r.. ..
1900 BLoCK, PARAMOUNT AVE.-tOr., b,
lSoO BLOCK. G1RARD AVE. ia rms. hot.
,-oo - water heat, electric light
100 BLOCK, G1RARD AVE. Lot 10 1875;
,ooo ~ i3 rooms. electric light.
iio01 io0o BSLLSSSk' NEVADA ST rooms bath.
IeUu BLOCK, N. 19TH-i2 rooms bath.
lS5o-42 OLIVE SIT rooms. bath.
,ioa SNYDER AVE- rms. bath. el. light.
Ifoo BLOCK, n. 16TH-16 rooms, 1 baths;
,,,o twin; large lot.
55S900 BLOCK, n. sTH-12 rooms.
2000 BLOCK, N. 2OTH--9 rooms bath
1000 BLOCK, y. 19TH--s rooms, bath.
200 BLOCK, ". INDIANA AVE- r, b.
jos 4. BARR CO. 1920 Chestnut. Spr. 655.