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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-10-11
Texas.

ROCKY ROCK. near pittsburg Oct 11th
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25

Rates and Information.

lisr PET word Tor one or two days
rs per word Tor three 70 seven dsJs
lc per vord Tor seven is,s or more
goo urr rOfl for one month
hiuImum sphro - words
Minimum amount one time 2'c
Telephone f0ui want ad' 10 The IHlN
world whsf it 10 more ,uuTrnisnt Tor you
10 40 ~ Sc Nufr ~ give Jouf name az
drtu .Hd telephone fret Always aAE ihat
your telephone sdVfrtisemrrt be- Topral'n
back ~ tnu by the person taslrE
Al rhargs sds are de-. and payshle he
same dAv hri Insertion Of al appears
OUtof town household good and -'lns
lions vsnied ads must be- PAID IN IVAh''
Nis nas,ilcslt0n u AdssrllarmenA not
rnfmlitrd
AT al. run in boln u.ofnnI ard s'sn'nE
ediuuus
No advertisement accepted Tor one sh'
ton only
Al .is received bsiot. a m. ron IN
t.rst evening edition EfAls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25

JACOBS HOTEL
= open for business everything nr~
proof building nice rooms " per week
urr nighl Jos T., FIRST 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25
Packard Oklahoma
Motor Co.
Used Car Bargains

s-aj passenger Packard. 1000
miles
2-35 7-passengcr Packard rebuilt.
like new.
ga Apasscnger Packard Chum-
my 5000 miles
rcrcc Arrow 5passcngcr. 1918.
like new
buck Light Six Roadster. 1918,
3 .OO0 miles.
Marion iIandlcy 7-pnssc
1000 miles.
Chandler 7passcnscr; run 2,2Oo
niles,
Chandler ipasseuger. run 1900
niles.
Chandler 7.passcngcr. 1911, Al
hape
hupmohilc 5-passenFcr. l9lI
S'uN I passenger. 1918; like new,
Buck passenger 1919, cheap,
Roamcr passenger. new.
And - other bargains .rom $500
20 $500. open evenings and sun
day
PHONE i9OO-GI1 $ BOULDER
FuR SALE OR TRADE Ny ,rc,ts, built
'Huwnl, roadster, cheap 'or cash. roou
road ear. good running order ba, 80 D.,
seen iu D., appreciated. almost new trts
'an 0r seen al 92l = Main
FORD lOl RING, lAlN model. c,tcUcuI
condition toS, bargain Tor cash sale
rbrue aHIu
roE SALE Foar passenger Cadillac
l|' cash. F.ouy ttap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25

TULSA CAPTER No ll1 .. y. Y Meet.
r. the ist Ani 3td Wcdnesdays Of
yRHA the month Al Masonic llaiI. fltst
N6AA meeting business sronnNl iuiiis
Y &4SU Ion and sucital NiAr tluh
WV3 meets % ard ith Wcdnrrdal' oi
Stx~ hr month AZ 30 I NJ visitors
,elcome
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25
AUTOMOBILES
WANTED AUTOMoBILEs
HOTELS

ANTED--Usod rars, any mode or make
90 W up. Auto Salvage, .lh =. See
0rt IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25
COUNTY, TExAs-r .u,l
An. T.,.. =

COLEMAN COUNTY, TEyis-r rA
comp anios as the TerAS Magnolia Tid,I
Prairie. st. Clair, Oosden. Cult Roo, |,
Ramsey, GlAdys Bell. Mitchell Sun. l.,
man, Thomas. Empire and SHely Sanl,
In fact, II takes too much space 10 nam,
ell the big companies who ara drilIir,
and buying moro acreage in Col,m.,
county, Texas There Is somo reason 10,
all these big companies doing what ih.,
are doing in this county WHY should
you want more evidence than ihn th,i
Coleman county acreage Is a rood in,s,t
menti We are slreAdy IN the producing
class. The cheapest acreage In II. s,,,.
OF Texas today, considering the produc
ion and Development, is Coleman ooun
y Are you protected in Coleman ooun .
tyf DO you want protection in mi, he.d'
Several wells sitting on the sand rirh.
now, waiting storage, etc Wire or wit.
jess X. PeArcs, Coleman, Teras.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN

One million dolJars TO go 10 NoIN WON
on Tulsa real estate. Either 20 MY
buy improved or pay Off ora "'t ,,t
Phone 1876. Tulsa Security Co. so
Iowa building.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
AT THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

/ World Pictures latest release is
Dust of Desire"-and one of the most
gripping and intense screen plays of
today. This picture will BE shown at
I the Republic theatre tonight
/ The story is that OF young society
+ girl who. believing her former lover
! dead. marries a rising South Ameri-
can explorer The lover subsequently,
turns up and again the situation of
1 the eternal triangle-two men in love
/ with the same COMMUNICATIONS.
The husband who has been told by
7 his wife that her former lover is dead.
/ little suspects that the man who is al
most his bosom friend is the one with
/, whom his wife used to live But the
/ husband saves his rival from tragic
/ death and the latter is man enough to
! renounce his attempt to end the hap
piness of his former sweetheart and
her husband
| But a new complication arises in
the person of the jealous wife of the
| rival who, with the intuition of wo-
man Of her sort. soon surmises that in
the past there was some attraction
/ between her husband and the girl.
She confirms her suspicious and has
an electrifying scene with her rival.
which is one Of the best bits of superb
/ dramatic acting that has ben seen on
the screen in long while
The star of Dust of Desire" is Miss
Rubye de Remer, who has already es-
tahlished an enyiahle position for her
self on the speaking stage. and who
bids fair 10 become a screen artist of
the first water. Her acting in Dust
Of Desire" is Throughout clrefully
tempered. and she leads up TO the
forceful climax of the play with ar
i unusual frmness and evenress.
/ Foremost in the cast supp 1rting
Miss de Reiner in Dust of Desire" are
Thos. ]. Carrigan, Sturat Hines.
Betty Blythe. Marion Barney, and
Betty Hutchinson, all o. whom are
we'll known screen artists who have
time and again proven their worth.
The director is Perry Vekrof. vino has
brought all his artistic training on the
speaking stage as wdl as on the
1 screen to bear in directing this new
World production
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
STATE CONFERENCE
OF FARMERS AT
HAGERSTOWN, MI.
Associations Affiliated with The Mary
land society OF Horticulture To
Meet Oct. - To 81

Every farmer and his family who
can possibly leave home for two or
three DAYS should plan 10 attend the
national and State conference of farm
ers and home makers at Hagerstown
October Is TO 81 This is the first
time that the Farmers National Con.
gress has ever met in Maryland. Lead
exs in agriculture from all parts OF
the United States will attend this
great meeting.
All OF the state Associations afsiliat-
cd with the Maryland Society includ-
ing the HorticulturaL~ Society. Crop
Improvement Association. dairymen,
sheen growers, vegetable growers and
teekeeners viii meet in conjunction
with the congress A splendid pro
gram has beer arranged for the three
DAYS. Prominent speakers viii dis
.cuss timely subjects affecting ali
phases of the, agricultural industry
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
Friday am Saturday will be devoted
10 field excursions to Hancock and
NSSAt SoAt5-
The dates of the meetings were ar
RANGED at this time III order that
visiting delegates may be able TO view
Western Maryland ut one of the pic
turesque periods ofIhe year-beautiful
autumn II is particularly pleasant
and enjoyable period for motoring on
the state roads leading to Hagerstown
from all parts of Maryland.
The citizens of Hagerstown and
Washington county are making elab-
crate plans for the accommodation and
entertainment OF all delegates and
visitors to these meetings The Mary
land Society trusts that eevry farmer
will endeayor TO attend this mem
0rable meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Cleveland may have Secretary
Baker and a sllght margin in popu-
iation over bat she'll never know
the glory Of possessing a tall team
IKE he Ress |inci.aatj~ Enauirrr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
THE ANNAPOLIS REPUBLI
CAN CLUB (COLORED)
HOLDS ENTHUSIASTS
TIC MEETING

With large attendance OF scv-
eral hundred. members OF the col
orcd Annapolis Republican Club,
met at Clay Street Hall last night
to discuss issues for the good and
welfare of the Party i'll the No
vember Election on November ;,
1919.
Charles A. Oliver was chosen
as chairman, DIR. X 3 Milhner
as Secretary. ole
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Make Or Break Labor Conf.

Washington. ID. G.. Oct 1c.-Mr.
Frank Morrison, acting head Of the
labor delegation, declared during the
noon recess that ills now ques-
ton of make or break with the Con-
ference"
He held conversations with the 9th
er labor delegates attending the
meeting and called others by tele-
phone for the purpose of securing
authority to make certain concessions
or collective bargaining.
Mr. Charles Edward Russell said
that a definite report on collective
bargaining was to be expected within
q short time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
CLICKS FROM THE WIRE


Detroit, Mich, Oct. ia body
picked up yesterday in Lake Huron
by Eagle Boat No "A has been ideB-
tilted az that of Observer yerherder,
wto. with Captain Dainmann. has been
missing since their balloon, partIcipat-
ing in the National Air Race. was
found wrecked on October 4.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
THE CRITICS SAY:

uatons unique and delightful character
collection OF slang phrases that makes
George AIDES fables simple nursery rhymes
The the supreme Nazimova in a role
that is totally different from anything she hsa
done
That it version of the celebrated stage play
OF the written by Maude Fulton and in
which Miss Fulton starred
That the stage The Brat" produced by Oliver
Morosco. enjoyed whole seasons run in New York and
then went doing record business for than
year throughout the United States and Canada.
That Nazimova herself prepared the adaptation for the
the gifted June Mathis the scenario
That entire theatre built for staging of the
spectacular and sensational of the drama which
presents play within play.
That the supporting exceptional and that
teriors of beauty designed and executed by
NJ. z. Staulcup especially for this production
That Herbert Blache, with a of many brilliant
cesses to his credit, directed the star. and Maxwell
Karger Director General. responsible for Nazimovas
previous smashing triumphs, including The Red Lam
term" supervised every detail of the production.
That by of its stage career has become
living adored personality 10 millions OF Americans
in millions of homes.
That the picture produced atish. costly
scale that has characterized all Nazmova Productions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Passes Transport Restrictions

Washington, u. e., Oct. lG. BY an
overwhelming majority, the House
today passed the bin extending for
one year the wartime passport re-
strictions. so as 10 keen radicals and
undesirable immigrants out of the
IInffed State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

IN connection with a musical to be
given lost1sroN night ii 81 Margaret S
Hal ther. will he an oll-fashloned
spelling b.ss Once Epoa time these
spelling ~ were very popular. bu;
for a long time they sunk into inno-
cuons dessctpde
or iates however, they have again
bobbed M srveaely and St Margaret's
Is to give ,a7 opportunity 10 is best
and Nor Aspeilers 70 disport them
selves tonsgsrow nigh; at the hall near
the church
Tickets re priced at twenty-five
cents; pros seds for the benefit OF the
EmergencyTH Hospital II is hoped to
have generous patronage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Flying Parson Going Fast

ny Tne Associated Press.l
81. Paul, Neb., De. IG.-Lieut. B.
" Maynard, the leader in the Army
Trans-C Continental Air Race arrived
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Open Meeting pf American Legion

Soldiers. sailors, marines. await 1rs.
and all service men and ex-seTsice
men, are cordially invited tonight to
be present at the open meeting of the
American Legion. to be held under
the War Camp Community Serriee
auspices al the State Armory. Bla ten
street.
1t is expected to have visiting
speaker in the interest Of the Amer
lean Legion. and talent from Bani-
more who will provide entertainment
in the way of vaudeville show 4
cordial invitation is extended TO the
men. The meeting is called for S
o'clock a smoker will follow.
Ever notice how few people complain
OF being hoarse when requested to sing
their own prajae?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

here-at 10.47 a. M today nearly one
half way home on he return trip 70
Mineoia, N Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

EN-EESlGN navy pay corps age % gradu-
at" ENe. Wharton School L. of Pa. VXcC-
utlNr and accounting experience. desires good
ousIrcss COnncrtiOn. a 3Oi ledger Ofice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

HALE STONE uud frame dwelling. new
building; 10 rfGa.: hot-nIr heat, gas and
"l"C light large lot. n minutes from 6Nth
81 Terminal. $1,000 ca sh fG3 monthly .G"o.
]. RarneS. l"Ol Chestnut ur Highland Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


522D y 10TH ST Three bedrooms; early
possession, price and terms right
DALLAS HARTLEY Inc, AiOa Broad.
$3.50 ATTRACTIVE modern twin house, .
sly, rms and bath; i'm. pos, space Tor
Ear. W Moore, t02s Duncannun av., 300 n
iol3 y larH ST.--3 sty.. twin house. 10 r..
mod. w -. Chambers I033 n. Brnad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
DRENEL NIL.

RlNGNDW. h"autiful california twp. r,"-
QUE try floors rooms AMI bath. nisu
lhrv" I0rloE"U sun parlur. l"1r =, h"uI ami
trolley u"nlN fruit and shruhh"r' S"d.W"u
,.Sh. 81. month rRrr"inE charges Own'r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

rO SETTLE AN ESTATE-N,rr trolley s'a
lion line Goth and MARKET. extra nm"
~ room story StuCCO residence; til"d porch.
w.t"r heat. cleo. laundry, large lot, l3lN
Vs. tlI.Oo0 Swonn & Son 5iG Main. parhN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

~ -STlEN sI,Un and frame dive q lunne
bath and porch. hoi-wH'rr n,aI ,l"r NS
lot IhNl2i. 80. con. Sh" maker IN 4 Erie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

PRESSEKS
APPLY BUREAU oF 'EMPLoYMENT
WANANAKER'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
NEW LEKSEY-SEASun
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ENGiNE.niiLpIi'NG Gi;T TTiAHr rr:di!iR :;yiif rs AN
SITE OF APPRON INATEIY - ACRES
NMMFAGEnN SLY Lo'ATI:D ON WATER
EH!NT W%E, ,,E&SU. ASR WITH IITH ,Gim0m, KAILRoAD
rEhmss> }s>' N!@E Ia !ndGh IE NG2T orA2' ANH BEST
SMALL. FAMILY. forced to vacatc thcir
present house on account at lease "Nptrin2
would appreciate Information about any
b or "I,sidr within r""sounhl" distance that
WI h" vacant between now and Ortub,r !
Address + A2j. Lelgrr OfHc"
w ARE lnoSnE for ground ITO, = OF -, #
-u"" SQUARE feet In central part ur city ;.
rem HI" for office and >'uru.t ~ pap
? 40. L"dsrr Office
WANTED Young couple. no children. want
Tndlns Of 10 miles, from r@mdcn in Now
Jersey. 80. l.odGer Oflco
i"i Sc wanted. north Of Marlar st for
snI| or rent r"ad% To- move as soon a.
n"S>tll". 2"7 I."dsor OHiro
MrpW'M-SIHE house old CoIonipI no oh
I,'1on,, in Iladlonri.ln. y J.. wanted no.
'' NtsNLNGT4N l93S ". Moule"n'r' n'
,,,NDU2u h:Al. EST tTE SOLD
No NATTER WHERE IOChTEn
FlTZFATRICk. 151l y. GrrI 81
WAITED - Two-stnrv porch ( ont no.,...-
S-+oo-t 1000. Moore. Sou"rS"l & Eorsdu r
HOME buyers waitinE-ianr ynur pron.rtio.
WIN me. Lewis Cohen. lll2 Lincoln R;d;
Factnr'eS. Nnnufr,'rr,rr E1anr.
+ MANUFACTURING floor wan,cd 5000 tn
lnOoo square feet. wCll-liEhted hn0r spare
win or without power. either or = fnurs
amy part OF city. p 9l@. Ledger Office
.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

EEAITIFI'L Colonial typc dwelling, hg
hvinE room. real fireplace other rooms.
hardw"ud floors. largo lot % rosI bargain
lI15O others from $1,000 up. send for list
W. u ROHERTS & sos Glruside Pa
ATTRACTIVE bungalow cor garage for =
rars lot NiNl9i big bargain: call toda".
EENNINGER RENN1NGER. Glousido. p.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC.
HOWARD VINCENT
SAG 3S-SiO-SI"-S44-S+G y. 9Th ST.

T.VTTN on" OF tE0 HhOVo pTHnOe y Tn stOCK
n nm" condition. ready for delivery, inClud-
hE stool and scarf or - rolls OF music and
"nCh and one years tuning free.
[EW PLAYER- PIANOS. S32h up. s." 30 wk.
VIEW UPRIGHT PIANOS. S145 up.S1 30 wk
HOWARD VINCENT
SAb-S3S-S4O- $40 SIi $40 y 9TH ST.
EstR blIshnd 80 years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
I75,OOO SQUARE EEET
Observation-Disclosures

- ARCH ST large business rms -;
ioor facing Arch st liRht and heat: .Sn
u. Chambers, no Commoroto1 Tru.' p'H-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

MAN - Foreign exchange -- Wanted by
Philadelphia trust company, a man. eN-
pcrcnCed in foreign eXCha lge: able to read
write and speak central Europe languages,
state age. experience. reference and salary.
?. o. Rox l634 Philadclphla.
MAN. experienced wanted. with Initiative,
10 represent and assist with the manage
mnut ~ a manufacturing Conrerni IS years
nr rver; give full particulars. poI. Ledger
Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

I-SIH: huu@". old CoIoniul no oh
IT,, IN IiadiunfrlD. y J.. wanted no-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

floor wanrcd 5000 tr
10, 600 SQUARE feet. wCll-ighted hnor snare
'lth or without power. either or fnurs
NY part OF city. + 9l9. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a good wording fore
man granite cutter. Address p 9lS, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
WEST PHILADELPHIA

TO HOME BUYERS pOSSESSION
''4nu block ALEOra ter: story. porch NlOV
IN Hobart st; story. porch go. 900
nnlH = MARKET ST., StN.. porch, each duOu
3O2P 81 AZ ~ Ilarrcr etv hk oHCh "lO0
TATtANE GOA Walnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
HORST

WANTED Two riding horaes.
jumpers preferred suitable for
lady and gentleman.
These horses will he splendidly
cared for: they must be intellI-
gent and go all the PAGES:
should have plenty OF style and
pnap in action. but they must
be kind and Of good disposition.
Should YOU have \ pair ot sni-
mails answering the above de-
scription. kindly state their
ages. color and their qualin.
cations with your price. AZ.
82p, Ledger Ofhce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15
HELP wANTEp-MA1E
1ABoRERs WANTED
WHITE AND COLORED
GOOD COMMISSARY
II kOPPERS COMPANY
SWEDELAND
APPLY 1921 ARCH ST. CITY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS layer-out for boiler
shop who has had wide experience with
water tube and tubular boilers. for shop em-
ploying 100 to 1875 men; steady employment
names OF at least q concerns by whom en-
ployed within the last ; years: also state
wages expected. T. o. Box 2e3, Chatta-
nuoga Tenn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

CLERK, hotel, for aIl-year side avenue
hotel; typewriter: references; wanted Sept.
4. Apply by letter, Nathan l.. Jones. 100
Park Place. Atlantic City.
COLLEGE GRADUATE 2s to 2a years old;
office work; good opportunity for start
with large corporation. Apply by letter A
a184 Ledger Office.
CONDUCTORS, steam railroad experience
for yard work, In plant 90 miles from
Phila., TO take place of men on track;
wages, day shift. $3.50; night shift. 81 02
Cali 115 y. 18th ct.
cUTTER-YoIng, man wanted as assistant
cutter on ladies' muslin underwear Zerrer T.
Bradley Co, 1878 Vine St. third floor.
DESIGNER and estimator. experienced in
REINFORCED concrete building designs; In ap-
plication state age, education, experience
and salary desired. P 935. Ledger Office.
CRAFTSMAN AND ESTIMATOR. first class
wasted: one yho Is familiar with building
and machinery costs and replacement values
a good position for the right man. 8l0,
Ledger otflce.
CRAFTSMAN experienced in detailing OF
reinforced concrete building: in applica-
tion state age, education. experience and
salary desired. p 934 Ledger Office
DRAFTSMEN WANTED-First-class detail
ers and checkers for structural steel work
Apply 1901 Morris Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

STONE ana slurco dwg Ia roomS. tucios"d
l. poIgh. hot W1t"r heat. E1s and "l"r.: lot
''N 40. beautiful lawn. fruit trees. S3OW
cash $50 mo. Including SI5 saving Geo. l.
Rarree. l9Oi Chestnut Fl Ur Highland Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

DELIGHTFULLY."- situated i0-rOom stone
hCLsr. with baths. open freplaCeS fine
old Ehade ana Ea'age. ! mile from station
$500 per year. H. . Hunter. WAYNE IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-15

11IH r. Lambert 81. story ....''.'' 11nn
G5Ih ,lrd"n st . story .....,.......- 33,mn 3,,,
2l@3 \. Sartain st story .......... 200 200
'''' TT:T3La TNtT'ATr II 900 SIVrT Walnut 81
gS55-2S57 y WATTS story brick dwell
ings. rooms. bath and she'd. price SiSuo
MYERS < uARTH Ridvo ave aud 10Th.
iI4I y 3UTH ST.-Two-story brick house.
with Il rooms and bath; s2to0: ,no,.p posses,son
iiiENSGDE. PA.
GARAGE PRIVILEGE
S MTrSh3 fT9nt o st. n%lce s4Hno sna bath
SHOEMAKER. 7th and Erie ave.
lOO5.7-0-ll SOUTH 2OTI ST.-Eght rooms
and store. $4,000. DAVID FRIEDMAN.
1904 Lincoln Bldg. Broad and South Penn
square.
nrs'.cIass condition: price s2G6o cameron.
@Nll k"nsinEtun ave.
"Gnu BLOCK REEL, ST; D'slrahle homes
Walnut st
100 HI.OCK RrsIns sun oyr.. 3 story, II
I"""ms; 35Nlso, arst m9rrtcH., Sa10o: price
and bath: vacant wow: $500
LEWIS COHEN. llls Lincoln RIdr.
sS sSod fGEIsT!AN f9SG 1&. S%o ~ 9$ms &oa 5'Rf5 5
Enlldtnc TOT. Factor %n,. Et-.
GLENsIDE-Now is the tim. to buy ground
So. urc this elCgant building lot 50x223:
on Germa ntown-Wi low Grove pike. Glenside;
Sli"0. others with improvements from S325
" r 4 ROBERTS q son. Glensid". Pa.
SITES RAILROAD - Pennn. ana Keadtng.
rSTS Do o per DE up s7 WaHn
THE REST and most interesting proposition
In Phia. business Iocalton; warehouses.
water front and factory sites. Jos. II Bar
ber ia F nn".d itl"r Juniper and rhr-J-
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STAMps AND COME

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
PH1l4A STAMP co, 81 s. 18th at.
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DROP FORGER
HAND FORGER

First-class drop forRer or hand
forEer wanted to work out of city;
characterization paid: this is a steady
position. highest of salary and eX-
cellent chance for Advancement to
one who can qualify. Answer, Civ
ing age and qualifications. NJ $50.
Ledger Office.
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NEIIER TIL

VERY attractive modern house. 2 ha tbs
h'nutifull, located. SCI .OOO
GEORGE VI RANBIE. - g. i2th 81
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CARPET CLEANING
w A |. L A E f

= y la-lS26 N .O-253 Church lane Gtn
LONG -DISANCE MOVING
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SALESMAN TO SELL A COMPLETE LINE
OF STOVES AND HEATERS TO THE
RETAIL TRADE IN THE CITY OF PHTLA-
DELPHTA STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY EXPECTED. NJ 531. LED
GER OFFICE.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

-.i.. :. ~ The Geneva I-kurnismeG
ba chelor apartments. . rooms and bath. N
the heart OF tho business section; . blocks
from Broal St station
3SOi LOCUST ST.-AttraCtlvely furnished
G-roOm-aud-bath apartment; yearly lease
immediate possession
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SHEET METAL WORKERS all around,
union. wanted: state age. II married and
experience In first letter. NJ 400. Ledger on.