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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-07

Hose Supporters, pair Sc e
The Special-rubber pad button;
won't tear stockings; black and
white, made to sell for 15c. pair Sc.
Work Shirts CSC
OF fast color blue chambray; full
cut, well made; faced sleeves, 9
pockets; sizes 14h to II; S1.25 grade.
Mems Socks, pair 15c
First quality, fast color; black, gray,
hello; sizes 10 to 11h; regular 20c
and 25c grade; Mill End Sale 15c.
Mems Serge Pants $3.S5
Only 100 pairs; fine quality fast
color blue serge; sizes 80 to 40 waist;
this seasons $500 grades.
Brass Curtain Rods, each &c
Only 1000; nicely polished with solid
centers: 5-centers, but for the Mill
End Sale each &c.
Sample Curtains, each Csc o
Only 400 travelling mems samples;
~ yards long; SOC and 75c in regu-
lar stock. Mill End each 25c.
Drapery Cretonnes, yd. 12Hc
300 yards beautiful mill lengths;
grade that retails at 19c yard. Mill
End sale price, yard 12Hc.
Sc Inch SilkOlines, yd. l6Hc
1000 yards rich dark and light Silko-
lines, yard wide; 25c quality in most
stores. Mill End, yard 16Hc.
Heavy Grass Rugs $1.19
800 heavy grass rugs, 3Ox6O; Grecian
key and other patterns; blues,
browns and green's; save about half.
White Combines 45c
White Earthern Combinets or Slop
Jars, with cover and wood grip
bail; big Mill End Sale bargains.
Washing Powder, pkg. &c
Swift's Washing Powder; no more
of this when this lot is gone; Mill
End Sale price, package 4c.
~ Wool Mixed Blankets $3.50
Hard to buy Cotton Blankets of-this
weight at this price. Silk-bound,
wooi-mixed, double bed size; $3.50
Blankets on today's market for
$3.50. . 1saIs} 81" s.
). WOmen's Strap Slippers $1.33
Made to sell for $500; soft black
leather, low heels. wide widths.
~ ,su n r ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-07
These are Just Samples of Mill End Sal,

New Process Floor Covering
52Hc
Equal in durability and appearance
to most any linoleum; 100 percent
waterproof; 79c regularly; Mill End
Sale square yard 52hc.
Wall Paper, SC, 15c, 21c, 29c, 49c
Don't pay next Falls high prices for
Wall Paper. In these lots you will
find paper for any room in the
house. Mill End Sale prices will
save you one-third
Bargains in Aluminium $1.49
All perfect; preserve Kettles, Wind
sor Kettles, Coffee Percolators.
Double Roasters, Rice Boilers, Sauce
Pans, 3 in set; etc. Mill End Sale
price, choice $1.49.
Mems Fine Suits $3.50
Made to retail at S25.0O, some at
s27.5O. Latest style suits for men
and young men. Mems clothing
prices will be higher than at any
time during the war-but not in
Toledo's Real Mill End Sale
Boys Blue Serge Suits $5.85
Just 100; stylish Norfolk models, full
lined pants; fast color blue serge;
sizes 7 to 16 years.
WOmen's Low Shoes $3.50
Made to sell at $500 to 500; Pumps,
Colonials, Oxfords, dozens of styles;
'twould pay to buy for next Sum-
Aer
Silk Dresses S6.66, $9.S9
Two wonderful lots, poplins, taffe..,s.
satin, and crepe de chine; sure saw
ing of several dollars.
20 Muslinwear at 29c, 55c, Csc
Three great bargain lots; at Mill
End Sale savings of one-third or
more, Therell be money saving
crowds around these tables.
Capes and Coats, S5.55, $9.99,
$l5.55
Why pay double these prices later
on; latest models in serge, poplin,
velour, checks, etc.
. Girls Dresses 99c
OF, ginghams, plaids, checks and
plain colors, sizes to IL years,
nicely trimmed. Mill End Sale price
CSC.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-07
WOmen's Suits, $3.50

WOmen's Suits, $3.50
You won't find anything you would
wear at this price later on. Fine
serges, poplins, gabardines, velours;
silk Innings.
Black Dress Taffeta, $1.39
Pure silk; most stores ask S1.69 for
equal quality; save 30c yard in the
Mill End Sale; 35 inches wide; just
what you want for that new black
silk dress
34-in. French Serge, yd. 39c
Soft finish; black, navy and all popu-
lar shades; they will sell for SOC
before long
White Amoskeag Outing 17Hc
Heavy quality, soft and fleecy; 27c
and 29c in other stores
Fancy Percales, yd 15Hc
"a and 27-in. Dress and Wrapper
Percales, bookfold; stripes, figures,
dots; 19c, 22c elsewhere; yard 15Hc
Linen Weft Crash, yd. 1910
Heavy quality, fancy border, linen
weft; 19c to 22c in many stores; Mill
End Sale price yard 16hc.
Unbleached Muslin, yd. 15Hc
Bought last March for this sale. Mill
lengths, 3 to Is yards, almost given
away in the Mill End Sale; yard
l5Hc.
Fancy Calicoes, yd. 1OHc
2 to 8 yard lengths, pretty light
grounds, neat shirting patterns, sells
off bolts for tic and 19c.
Fancy Ginghams, yd. 15Hc
Pretty plaids, checks and stripes, fast
colors. Mill lengths, sells from full
pieces for 2Oc and 22c.
Huck Towels, each 19c
Heavy quality, large size, would be
big bargain at 29c, fortunate Mill
End purchase, each 1Sc.
Bleached Crash, yd. 9Hc
1t would cost more at wholesale, to-
day; bought last January for this Mill
End Sale; big saving at, yard sHc.
So Inch Damask, yd. 45c
Full bleached, pretty patterns to
choose from, heavy good wearing
quality, Mill End Sale price, yard
45c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-07
72x9O Bed Sheets S1.27

72x9O Bed Sheets S1.27
What did you pay for the last
YOU bought; good heavy muslin; no
more when these are gone
Fancy Huck Towels IL Izc
Fancy border; fine for everyday
use; today's 15c grade.
Pink and White COrsets $2.48
Standard $500 and $500 models;
Henderson and Warner CorsetS;
pink and white coutil and batiSle;
: for stout and average figures.
Pretty New Laces, yd Lie
New snappy patterns, not ordinary
laces; other stores will ask three
times the Mill End Sale price
Ladies' Silk Gloves 43c
White, black and colors; good de-
pendable quality; good assortment
of sizes.
Double Bed Comforts $2.66
big plump, warm ones; nicely made,
neatly stitched; dark and medium
cOlOrS. t-r
Fine Down Comforts $7.85
A wonderful low, price; they'll be
$3.50 and $500 this Fall; lucky
Mill End purchase
9x15 # Brussels Rugs $29.99
Big seamless Bigelows for that big
room; instead of $42.5O, Mill End
Sale says $3.50.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs SILT
9x12 IT. size; heavy, firm, all wool
surface; rich colors; would be $22.75
except for the Mill End Sale.
Royal Wilton Rugs $49.40
Thick, 8Ax10h #. size; Bugs Of 2
lifetime Of service and beauty; Mill
End bargains of lifetime ~
Insertion Etamine Curtains S4c
Think of it, Sac pair for richly made
insertion pattern Etamine Curtains,
with center valance piece
an Battleship Gray Paint $1.S5
Beautiful gray shade, also deep ivory
and bronze green; the guaranteeu
house paint, gallon $1.S5.
Women's Silk Fibre Hose 77c
Black, white and good colors; ir-
I. regulars of $1.29 quality.
~ Al CT TIs WI
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-25
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

great chillul hashshem they caused.
They lowered the dignity of the
Orthodox 'Rabbinate and people in
the eyes of Jew and Gentle alike.
Another couple of Rabbis, these
in Seattle, Wash, have also done
their share in defaming the name Of
Israel. These worthless, Rabbi
Glazer and Rabbie Halpern, accord
ing to a correspondent of the Vor-
waertz-a Yiddish weekly, published
in New. York-informed against
each other Glazer accused Halpern
of bootlegging, illtreatment of his
wife, ETC., and Halpern accused
G1azer's congregation of profteer-
ing. Verify, a Rabbinical chillul
hashshem.-The Jewish Tribune
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-25
April 18, 1919
EDI TORIAL
A RABBINICAL CHILLUL
HASHSHEM.

A congregation in New York
City has,elected the .erudite Talmud-'
ica1 scholar Judelowitch for it's
spiritual guide. The Union of
Orthodox Rabbi-preachers selected
this Rabbi as their chief. This by
itself is a case that concerns Jews
alone, yet the advertising craze over
Whelmed someone and all at once
the. New York public had the good
or bad opportunity of seeing the
likeness of Rabbi Judelowitch in the
secular papers, wrapped i'm the pray
er shawl (talith) and philacteries-
t'fillin-with the announcement
that he has been elected chief Rabbi
of America Not being satisfied
With this proclamation of the Jewish
paf1e;- another Rabbi, .Toffe, who
claims to be chief Rabbi of some To-
cal congregations, p1aced his picture
in the secular press, also wrapped
in the talith and tefillin, telling the
public that he is the chief Rabbi and
not the other. While we have great
Difference for the learning of both
Rabbis,- we cannot but deplore the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-25
FINDING THE SCAPEGOAT.

FINDING The SCAPEGOAT.
1t is natural human tendency al
ways to be on the lookout for a
scapegoat on which we may unload
all our sins, and thus imagine our
selves relieved of any further re-
sponsibility. We Jews have often,
alas, too often, been, and still are,
the scapegoat Of the non-Jewish
world. The sins of commercialism,
materialism, atheism, bolshevism
and every other disreputable "ism'
are packed on our bent backs, where
we are told, they rightfully belong.
That done, our guilty neighbors feel
considerably relieved.
Nor are we Jews free from this
tendency of always looking for a
scapegoat for our sins. Is there
something wrong with modern Jews
and Judaism? Is there indifference,
apathy, woful lack of Jewish know1-
edge, detection and disloyalty
among gus? Surely there. is-alI of
that and more Let us then, look
for the scapegoat. 1t is Reform
Judaism That, at least, is the
Method of your spokesman of ORTIZ
odoxy or conservatism
.,.- Here is a select list Of the sins
that are loaded on reforms back:
Sowing the seeds of indifference
and ignorance "the abolition of
ceremonies and customs vital to
Jewish life; 9the casting out of the
Hebrew language and literature
from synagog and school,"
When you read such an indict-
ment drawn up by one Of our con-
sentative or orthodox censors, you
naturally conclude that these evil
conditions exist only in reform cir
cles, or are the result Of reforms
vicious propaganda. But every one
who can see beyond the length of
his own nose, and looks at present
day conditions with open eyes, can
not fail to note that the same evils
are prevalent among the orthodox
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-25
April 10, 1919


officially sanctioned or not, and that
reform saves what little it can from
the threatened total disorganization
and dissolution of Jewish life in the
modern diaspora.
Your spokesman of orthodoxy
and conservatism puts the fattering
JUNCTION to his soul that by preach
ing and teaching the old sanctities,
customs, practices and rites, he is
conserving something, and counter
acting the pernicious activity of re-
form. But what does he really &C
complish, or what has he so far &C
complished? Can conservative
rabbi point out how many members
of his congregation really observe
the Sabbath and the festivals and
the dietary laws as they should be
observed; how many of them culti-
waite knowledge of the Hebrew
language and literature? We have
actually known presidents of con-
sentative congregations, who,
when handed a Hebrew prayer
book, would just as soon hold it up
side down as the right side up. Is
there any more Jewish re1igiosity
among the young people of con-
sentative or even orthodox congre-
cations than among those of re-
form? Do they prefer the Friday
night synagog service to the movies,
dances, concerts, or card parties?
Yes, the Reform synagog employs
Christian singers in it's choir. But
we have known Jewish cantors and
singers in conservative and ortho-
dox synagogs who had less of the
Jewish religious spirit than have
the Christian singers, who as rule
perform their duties even in. the
synagog reverently and faithfully.
We, too, like our spokesman of
conservatism, deeply deplore the
stand that most reform rabbis and
laymen take on the question of
Zionism, or Israel's national restora-
ton in Palestine But with all our
ardent advocacy of Israels ages-old
aspiration for national restoration,
we venture to maintain, that Juda-
ism as modern religion, DESTROYS
Of holding its place among all the
enlightened religions of the world,
and especially when cultivated by
Jews of the diaspora, need not, and
in fact should not, take cognizance
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-25

Entered as second-class matter at the
post office at Minneapolis, Minnesota, un-
der the act of March 3. 1879.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
SOUTH ALDEN STREET

tiith and Srrure ~'sn
Ibf"H i"o.S'ory porch front dWr.laEa :
rooms, al 'OuyruicUroS
\ Y. RUSSELL. 18TH and Tastcr e's
DN NER az 80 houses located near I2d and
NhrEei has instructed me 10 s,ll a. once.
tshts t83 10 $40 rer month. open for oTCr.
~ you mean business got IN touch with mo
e onc". rASPAR. Gg3a Hayerford ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

BEAU MONT AVE-, iSlS-3d- floor rurn. rm.
$. cxp.i priv. lam cows. Woodland 3S32 j
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG LADY, experienced in general orics
work. wishes position: $40 to start
Phone Belmont 22l5 Il.
iotNG WOMAN, experienced in insttu.
drass ohs, WWorki deessiteS position n same. Ad-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. credit man and treasurer.
with 10 years experience handling tho
wholesale srocery, confectionery drug and
department. store trade OF the United states
is open for engagement with or without
Investment, G 230 Ledger Office,
ACoCNTANr will make audits. investiga-
III. Ledger Office.
BoOkKEEPER, Just discha rged from army
thoroughly experienced in all kinds Of
general oince work, I years experience, de-
slres good onening ] h52. Ledger Central
BookKEEPER, credit man, experienced
manufacturing and wholesale, desires re-
sponslble position. $40. Ledger Central
DRAFrSMAN-Exp. i'm meChan, sIrurt a1d
arChitect desisn % rs. J 75S. Led. Cent
EXECUTIVE or sales manager, . years
general business experience years sue
cessful salesman, 2 years executive and sales
manager; personally sold last year more than
al my G9mpetitors nut together unceasing
energy. Have you something difficult Won
want ACCOMPLISHED? ] b42. Ledger Central
ENEcUTlvEs ! years business experience.
the navy 80 years old. married, desires no.
sition with weil-established firm In some
leading hnei snxlouss to locate in PhiladeE
phis. 4o7. Ledser Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
oLD GOLD

OLD cold. silver. platinum. Mated ware Old.
style lewelry, teeth plates bought for cash
ESt 1877. J. 7. Clarlt r"nrer s07 Snrson
CASH MAID for old gold silver; cIocks =.
paired. Rogers. 81 S. I'm st. Ioc lnie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

t1lO0 rooms and bath. rarlor and
pI'Oo hall uorrh front. In Hrsr.class
condition. For uar'iculars apply al" Whitby
ave WuodiaNI IA. W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
STORAGE

FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
ISlT-lSla MARKET ST.
THE JOHN RHOADS 90. storage. packing
shipping moving, carpet cleaning; new
add. tl5l-i0 Lancaster av, W,Phil 8ith yr.
MONARCH STORAGE co. as7O LANCAS-
, TER ANE.-AUTO SERVICE STORAGE
PACKING, LONG-DlSTANCE MOVING
MTILRoURNE. ~ n SID, ~ RErI. 4saa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
PARKWAY STORE PROPERTY
MORTGAGES PLACED

Arrh 1928 I story lot IN lIO u CUthbert
81 sulrudid business lopation. FRANK Fl
SCITRENN attv.. igls Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

TO LEASE for months. hcRinnine F~bru-
AIRY / dcsIrHb bio h-room furnished apart
nent. 5000 In advance Write Apartment
u IennoN. l3th and spruce. or call he
'wc"n 10 ard - .. m. eSCcrt Sat ard Hin.
POPLAR ATS. 1920 Poplar-Private bath
and Kitchens. furn.; hot-wat"r heat, ol"r-
trir light.
ments. kitchcncttN. priv. bath. "oaa Green.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

STEINWAY gTand piano, mahogany base.
cost new sll0O; frst-clRss condition, will
sell for $3.50 For particulars address j J43
ledger Central
VlCTROLA, Edison disc rec ds eXch.. b'ght,
Investigate, Music Exchange, 8ta7 Market
PAINTING AND PAPERHAN NGiNO
ROOMS sized & papered reas'ble, good VOL,
good paper. SDivak, 1lOi Passyunk ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

lMMElllAFE poss 1i3l Iadhcld st : rms
,onIol Regent - rooms. nov
WI GrccrWaf ave; = rooms lot 1Ig' deep
.tIl =. FRAZIER st. excellent ~ luc
N'"j ElmWood are I bedrooms. 50 II -trrS'
Wy. '''ll ana kingscssing ave. exec. expos
-. I W. rANAt' 60
G2d at and Woodland avs Roth rNrros
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

FRANKLIN y. 9939- Six rooms and bath
asses sod 1900, now rented at SIS. monthly
lease sale nrtce $1,000. cash required $500
JOIIN ERACSE IR.. sos Chestnut at
phou. Walnut 1880.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

THE LEONE 3dO1 chestnut st.--Seven room
housc<enning Hnar'mont unfurnished
BROAD ST. y i3O4-SlO0. desirable house.
keeping a"ts.. ronms; lust comn!eted
FURNISHED Rparts.. central loCatons, Nv
work II dos. sherwood & Co. lI2l W'Inut
HSKP. apartment rooms and bath; tmm.
moss SHERWOOD co, 1921 walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

TOURING CAR. 7-pa.s. limousine. sl5
per hour up. Poplar 1867.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
BOARD WANTED

BUSINESS WOMAN with little sirl. DO.
sires room and hoard wherc child can bo
ooked after during DAY, t"rms ana ref =
sol, I.ndRc- Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

LAUNDRIES

Finished and s0mifu.snnI. al
hat pieces delivered ready to usc: soft "a p.
nlents to wear. Starched wearing appara, to
ia mpeu and ron In your leisure This s
Washdays solution. Collar { shirt work thar
plpAses Try Franklin steam Laundry, 34al
- IIaverford ave Postal. Pm Rariug 1891
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
APARTMENTS

NEW APARTMENTS exclusively for men.
ict 8. 13th st, adjoining Phlladelrh'a
Cluh; ono vacancy; front room. with alcove.
m0darnlv equipped good light: perfect Won.
tilation: huilt.in baths and showers; wall
fss: electricity. steam heat hot and cold
water: valet Al nd ma IA services and restaurant
on promises: an ideal home for dscrimin-
atinG bachelors. Apply representative. on
rre'rises
APARTMENT HEADQt tARrERS
central apartments speciality. Sherwood
90, 1921 Walnut ~. Some very attractive
I and room furn. ants, some housekeep'e.
l27 :. 18TH ST Apartment. rooms and
bath secoud floor front: steam heat hot
water. electric light, hardwood Hoors; mat
service: rent 500. unfuruishcd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTOMOBILE RoDY BUILDING PLANT
FOR SALE
Established. doing a good business; other
business cause of selling. will consider part
cash and notes 724. Ledger Office.
l HAVE plant fully equipped 10 manu-
facture q product that has q great de-
mand without competition; can show orders
amounting 10 quarter million dollars tnot
war cbntracts); want party with $50, 900
10 invest as additional working apital. with
or without services; amp.e security for
Investment. NJ i3i0, Ledger Central
lllo MOYAMENS1NG AVE.--Three.story
brick store and dwelling, including old
established and prosperous restaurant: eI.
Cellent business location: inspection invited.
CAPABLE business man will invest $4,000
10 $40, 900 with services in estah.. profit
ahlc business; state line si3. Led, con.
NEW corporation des. financial executive
TO finance sale of stock G 1875. Led. on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

- % v n AlONo ALE
MANAGER. credit and office, with thorough
knowledse of accounts, an experience OF 20
Years IN checking credits in Wholesale dry
fonnu1ss trade, is open for an engagement.
= 603, ledger Central.
oFFICf MAN. experienced in credits. coll
ectio is, correspondence. educated depend
eol1i reference: J Dos. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, is years, high school educa i
tion, desires posi- itior In stock broker or
real estate ohice. b4s, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
PRINTING

THE CARD SHOP. go Chestnut st-Com.
mercisl printing and engraving our spe.
cialty; 800 business cards 81; letterhes ds
and envelopes printed quickly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
APARTMENTS WANTED

LIST your ants with uN: our large list ~ an
plicants assures immediate results. Thos
" ArEo. 5l3 3'Iiherty Rldg, Walnut 3oi2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

|ok night shift; permanent ioh G,i,h
wages offered 10 steady. reliable man
Essential on Specialties CO.. Grassland
lxare county, Pa, Take car at 00th 81
RS; riveters, .calkers in boiler and
snop wanted Cruse-Kemper Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, Albums AND SUPPLIES
for stamp collectors
PIIII.A. STAMP co, n :. l7rIT ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
PEN>SYLyi>Ii FARMS
lO0-Acre GwyneJd Farm

500, 900 - close estate. mansion nou.. 4
rooms and = baths. . tenant houses. stable
etc: old shad" around mansion; wood.
meadow running stream. On Suuuytow r
nike. surrounded hy 0no oountr, seats, cot
teniont 70 G"Nnsdd " reulIyu Statous
phla. convenient terms II desired
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
FLOORMAN

FLOORMAN
~. about 10 years. with depart.
experience preferred: must pos
Sppearance and affable ma nnera:
"a experience. reference > ~ Sal. /.
3. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
!, ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
1882 NORTH 18TH ST.

1882 NORTH 18th ST.
$11OO rooms and bath. rarlor and
a2"' s%,'' W~oodI"Si 2ai2 ". ''''' " ''
.ooo y .orU ,cornorl, browrs'ou". -
ROOMS. I bath. location good ....... $1,000
@OlG y. 18Th. hrownston". rooms,
modorn. possession 90. ........... $500
1876 Diamond br"wust"nc, - rooms, 1901,
nth. excellent tOndtii ..,.....-. SdpO
WILLIAM l.. CRANEN'S SONS
gOlH columbia ave.
Ncmb"rs Phlia Real Estat" Board
.2o5 y BROAD sr...-rarge lot with De
arahle dwelling and stable in roar. in
heart of rapidly developing business com
"aiue: aI' viii sell At low prtce to close estate
HARRY Il. KELLER. Trustee, 4o+-5 Liberty
Bldg.. Hroed and Chestnut SITS,
FRANKLIN, y, @sae slx rooms and hath.
'iiGSiitN KRNUSEo JR.. sos 'ChcstHut st
PARKWAY STORE PROPERTY
Arch. 1929, 4, s,ory. lot 32El5o e. CgtihbeeI,
SCIrRr;NN. atty. tgls Chestnut st
MORTGAGES PLACED
rd"t rSG'''r 5a33 rodgcr ONO ~, so ="
CE%TRAh CoRNEE
Near '''' lNMEsg i 'WIN5GTiiFrr", wei ''"'''
l7h and SAMSON SITS
Iu.ru ST south Of rk-ENcai.ent O.
room dwelling, s@ioo' possession IN Fob
r,lary. Wm' t.. rrayeus Sons, gO10 Co
umnta ave.
yOt'IL HAVE TO dig up some new alib
for not owning your own home. Got IN
contact with our plans, M"N"o~ Son.
"'d and Hl"arHeld
[-ITIp THE pARE-3un> lcninh. low, nriro,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
DANCING
DREssMAKING GANDMILLINERY

DRESSMAkER. exclusive STYLES; street
evening gowns. hloises. house Dresses: re
modelling: reasonable Phone Barring 1881.
DRESSNAKfNG nv tho dav. Phone DickiiI-
son 35l2 " I7?0 South BROAD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


SEVERAL modern detached homes some
Win garages. 10000 M. ssnd rr~ u-t
RYAN. 5poi MARKET ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27
PENNsyLyANI,-sURuRR,N
HIGHLAND PARK

DETACHED 7-room dwg., hardwood noor.
excel, cond, screens and awnings: near
SCHOOLS a irolleys; i'm poss. $500 for nuick
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-27

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