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Evening journal., 1920-08-07

, daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mar
| tin and daughter Mary arc guests at
/ the Hotel Normandie, Ocean City, \. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hudson are spend
ing some time at Ocean City. n. j.
Or. and Mrs Harold l.. Springer are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Stout and their daughter over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Gilpin. jr have
gone 10 Cape May. to remain several
weeks
Mr. and Mrs William II. Wilhelm.
Of Baltimore. who were guests this
week u Dr. and Mrs. S. c. Frederick,
returned 30 their home yesterday.
$. NJ. Keen, Jr, is spending the sum-
mer In Hartford county, Md, on the
W. W. Walker farm.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lang and
MIR and Mrs. James Berry are guests
at the Banks cottage, on Plymouth
Place Ocean City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Springer, Jr.,
are expecting 10 leave at The end Of
the month for Vermont, where they
will spend their vacation.
nr and Mrs. Harold l.. Springer arc
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Stout and their daughter over the
weekend.
Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer and son
arc guests at Hotel lllinOis-on-me-
Strand. ocean City, n. ].
Mrs William X. Williamson and
Miss Madeline Williamson are spend
ing some time al Ocean CITY, \. J.
Miss Mary Walls.of this city. ac-
COMMANDED by friends from salisbury,
is on a trip 10 Niagara FAILS.
Miss Dorothy Hogue is spending
her vacation at Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Cape May. n. j.
Mrs. William Borl is IN Canada for
several weeks.
Mrs. Charles G. Rumford will re-
turn from kennebunkport, Maine, on
September 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Noegelin and
daughters left today for a len DAYS
trip 10 Niagara Falls, Rochester n Y,
Toronto, Montreal and Quebec, Can
ada
Mrs. Frank p Ryan is spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Elsie Mason is at Hotel shore
ham, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Glanding have
returned from a three months west
ern trip. While away they spent
much time In the state Of Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Robert Ellis and
son have returned from a motor trip
which was spent along the New Jer-
sey seacoast While away they visit
ed all the principal seashore resorts
In New Jersey.
Mrs willis Overdeer and daughter
AIMS. Mr.. and Mrs Moro Mcmillan, J.
Gordon Mcmillan. Miss Miriam Fell,
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. smith and
daughter. Miss Miriam Smith, Miss
Florence Rudolph. Miss Emma Moiitt,
MIR. and Mrs 4. stuart Mckaig and Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Dare are at the
Hotel Darlington, ocean City, \. j.
Miss Rose Lynch, ~ Ridgely, Md,
is a guest Of Miss Mary Ryan, Of this
city.
The Misses Mary and sara Brand arc
spending the summer at the Ursuline
Cottage Rehohoth
Miss Katherine Kienle has returned
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home after spending a week at Rtbo-
both.
The Misses Marie Devine. Ann Hoey
and Ann Denning are at The Ursuline
Cottase, Rehoboth, for the summer.
Miss Sara O'Hara, Miss Margaret
Booone and Miss Katherine sweeney
have been visiting at the Ursuline Cot
tage, Rohoboth, for a few weeks.
Patrolman Edward Abrahams and
wife are spending this week with
relatives at Ambler, Pa.
Mrs. II. A. Bell. OF 1926 Jackson street
this city and Mrs. Alice r. Sentman.
of 500 West Fourth street. are spend
ing ten days at the st. Charles, At
.autic City. during their stay they
viii visit hsbury Park, Ocean City
and Cape May, \. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Clymer and
daughter, Of SiS Jackson street. and
Miss Catherine McRae. Of 1906 Adams
stret, are spending The week at the
Dixan and Pittsburgh, Wildwood, n.
J.
Mrs. Hugh Mcbride. wife OF Police
Sergeant Hugh Mcbride and daughter
Will leave tomorrow for a two weeks
visit TO Delta, York county, Pa. Ser
geant Mcbride viii join them next
Monday week.
John 4. Rogers ST., OF New York
City, is the guest OF his mother. Mrs.
James Bradford, for a few days
B. T. Foster, OF 23O7 Willard street.
leaves today TO Join Mrs. Foster at
Harwichpori. Mass, where she has
been spending the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs; Foster will motor home in two
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Carey is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Poole, at East
Orange, N. J..
Miss Gertrude Walsh. formerly OF
Wilmington, but now OF Philadelphia
IS spending two weeks at Ocean City.
Miss Helen Bradford has returned
home after a visit with relatives In
New York.
Little Miss Mary Emory Woolay. Of
New York, Is spending some time as
The guest Of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bradford, Of 400 West
Fourteenth street
Mrs Josephine Murphy is spending
several days as The guest ~ her
daughter, Mrs Harry Larrimoro. in
Baltimore.
Miss Frances Cordrey Is visiting
friends and relatives at Laurel.
Howard Furniss. Of this city is
spending a week with his parents in
Laurel.
Miss Irene Rhca. OF seaford, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Bessie Jones. Of this city. is
visiting her parens, MFR. and Mrs.
James Jones, OF Searord.
Misses Olive, Katherine and Nell
Bryne Of this city, spent last week
in Dover.
Miss Edith Attix is spending her
vacation at her home in kenton.
Mrs. n ]. Swain. OF Cheswold,
spent last Saturday In Wilmington
Miss Laura r. Cooper. Of this city.
is spondng some time with relatives
and friends in Camden.
Miss Mary Palmer. Of Fredcrica. is
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Edith VI Eliason, N This city.
is spending a week with relatives and
friends in Middlctown.
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p d II E i G S

An evening company was held on
Thursday at the home Of the Misses
Florence and Marion Jackson, l23 East
Eighth street The evening was spent
in games and dancing Refreshments
were served.
Among those present were: The
Misses Marion Mills. Marion Jackson,
Rachael Reyman, Florence Jackson,
Ralph Houck, Harold Hackeit Norris
Mackey. Elwood Wise and Harold
Helms.
The picnic OF the Girls Friendly So
ciety OF Old Swedes Church, which
has been postponed because of the ill
ness Of one Of It's m0mbers, Will take
place on Monday afternoon and even
lng An enjoyable day is expected
by all.
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FANS WIDELY USED ~
SEVENTEENTH CENTIfnN

Fans were Introduced INTO Portugal
in the fourteenth century and in the
fifteenth century were commonly used
in Italy and Spain Catherine de
Medici introduced them 10 France.
II was not until the seventeenth CEN
tury. however. that Paris became The
center Of their greatest and best
manufacture
Chinese ivory carvers were brought
10 Italy at the same time and intro
duced their art into Venice.
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$ G lie GW


Mrs. T. Coleman dupont. who has
betn spending some time in New
York city, has returned TO Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Capellc. Jr.,
left this week for Lake MinnaWaka,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. Gilpin. who are
spending the summer at ldlewild. Pa
were Wilmington visitors this week.
Mr.. and MIS-. John F. Neary, who
are summering at Spring Lake. n. j..
Will spend the winter in New York
city.
Mrs. S. D. Paschall, who has been
the guest OF Nss. Samuel Bancroft, at
Bedford Springs, Pa, for the past
month, returned to this city last eve
ning.
Mrs. Merris Taylor. Of 1911 West
Tenth street, Is the guest OF Mrs. j.
r. Hudson, at Ocean City. N. J.
Mrs. T. W. Riker and son, T. w.
Riker, Jr, Of Austin, Texas, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. George 5.
Nesbitt, left this week 30 visit friends
In New York and Stanford, Conn
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oatlin and
children left on Thursday for Prout's
Neck. Ne, where they will remain
until September 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald S. Ashbrook
and daughter Helen left Thursday on
a motor trip through New York State.
Mrs. Albert Robin and children arc
al Rehoboth for the month Of August.
Dr. Robin VIII Join his family over the
week-cnds.
Or. and Mrs. C. NJ. Handy and
dauehter Margaret left yesterday 10
visit Charles NJ Handy, Jr., who is
spending his vacation at Camp OWost-
ing. New York. Dr. and Mrs. Handy
and daughter will visit points In New
York aud Canada before they return.
Mrs. ]. n. Siadelman has returned
from a visit Of two weeks 30 Mrs. F.
G. Tallman. at her cottage In Chat
nam, Mass.
Mayor and Mrs. William G. Taylor
and their son. Roger Taylor. have re-
turned to Wilmington from Rehoboth,
wrere they spent a month at the
Hotel Belhayen.
Miss Ehzabeth Gibuey Of 1905
Clayton street, is visiting her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Gibney. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w Mcclellan are
ENJOYING two weeks motor trip
through the New England States.
Walter Dougherty and George S
Allmore are expected home tomorrow
from a months tour OF Canada
Miss Kitty Dougherty. Of 2Oia Della
ware avenue, is entertaining, over
the weekend. Nine Germaine Ralisee,
OF Paris, France. Nine. Rallsee has
been visitine her sister VINO married
Domnick Wallace. Of the 10th Engi-
neers. 10 Philadelphia.
Miss Virginia Nipple, OF Media, has
been the guest this week Of Mrs.
Howard G Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Springer. Jr.
are expecting 10 leave al the end Of
the month FOR Vermont, where they
will spend tlfir vacation.
Miss Florence Ely is visiting friends
In Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Stadleman Is visiting in
Cunningham. Mass.
Mrs. ". s. Bergland and children
arc in Canada until september.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Barry BAXTER and
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Monday-i0 a. m, board Of directors,
sol Market street; p. m, Whose
Club. sol Market street; o. m. Hol-
day House Auxiliary, S04 Market
street.
Tuesday-930 a. m. swimming class
for girls. Y NJ. c. A. Pool; i015 a.
m. swimming class for women. Y.
NJ C. A Pool; p. m, Ayita Club
picnic, Montchannin.
Friday-930 A. NJ. swimming class
for girls. Y. NJ C. A. pool; 1915 A. NJ,
swimming class for girls, Y NJ. C. A..
pool
Satrday-Week-end party at Holi-
day House
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CRETONNE FOR COOL
IOUNGING GARMENTS

Charming summer lounging cos
tunes are now being shown made Of
cretonne. one OF these features a
loose mandarin Jacket Of softly
blended tones Of floral pattern. while
the paiamas are OF Chinese blue silk.
According 10 designers. the vogue for
cretonne garments is on the increase,
Crelonne is being utilized for bath
ing suits as well as frocks and neg
liCeeS
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SPEND VACATION in AUTO.

Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ Keen, Of 6n
West Twenty-fourth street, returned
on Tuesday from a i30O-mile motor
trip. Accompanied by their daughters.
Miss Vera VI. Keen and Miss Edith T.
Keen. the party left this city for the
Delaware Water Gap and from there
drove to Laport, Pa Here The Misses
Keen remained until their parents
made the return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Keen. upon leaving
Laport. went TO Hornell, Buffalo, y.
Y. and Niagara Falls. They return
ed by the way OF Williamsport and
were joined at Laport by their daugh-
ters.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

m. I open m, flled m. open m
and turn.
9Th rows open m. flled m. 4
open m, 1 filled m. 4 open m, 3 fllled
m. 3 open m, and turn
7th rows open m, nned m.
open m, I fllled m, open m, and
turn.
Sth row-Same as 9Th row.
9th row-Same as 9TH row.
10th rOw-Same as 4th row.
nth row-Same as 4th row.
18th row-Same as 2nd row.
18th row-Same as tst row and ON
until lace is the required length.
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Improved

There Is little chance for girl 10
break down because OF the close su-
peryision exercised over her by the
physical director. She instructs them
In the gymnasium where work Is conf
pulsory unless a girl IS physically un-
able 10 do II, superyises their outdoor
play, watches over them with a sharp
sollcitude that has endeared her TO
them.
we once excused girls II they pre-
sented PHYSICIANS certificate TO the
effect that they were unable 10 do
physical exercise" said Miss Apple
bee, but we don't any more because
We have found that many Girls who
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MGnL FNMILY REUNION


Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. McGill of
1905 Van Burcn street will leave on
Monday for Shclburne, Nova Scotia. TO
take part IN reunion Of the McGnn
family thera. II will be the FIRST
meeting Of the surviving members of
The family In Shelburnc since 1905.
when Mr. and Mrs. McGill. Sr.. cele-
bratcd their golden wedding anniver-
sary. The surviving children who will
take part in the coming reunion in
addition 10 The Wilmngionians are
Mrs Emma J Hosg, Of Shelburnc
Mrs Mary Irwin Of Ninihrone. Mass
Alonzo S McGnl. ~ Turl0ck. Cal
and Thomas u. McGnl. Of Cambridge.
Nova Scotia
Mr. McGill of Wilmington. left Nova
Scotia 70 years ago. He is a retired
building contractor He and Mrs. Nc
Gill expect 10 return 10 Wilmington
early in September.
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The -quarter-lonsth sleeve Is
featured in some suits
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AND LITTLE CHILD
An Editorial by the Society Editor.l

or all things that about
scrambled up consider IA triangle
Between the with divorce
shooting wnainots the world rht NJ
real worth while place 10 tack properly.
For this little portion odays happy thought will hava N
borrow husband wife and little youngsr from or
e-t world large 1-
We viii take the three and enclose them home Pass
the hand Of fate gently trio-what we?
The REAL Eternal Triangle"
Maybe this We make claims
the "trick"f call suchs ACCOMPLISHED and ,
defy produce triangle "
will notice ifes that this
OF And Little Child Shall Lead Them"
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DAISY PATTERN

Chain ; stitches-double croched
into 7th stitch from the needle. which
makes the first open mesh In the ist
row.
ist row-Make "a more open m.
which will make a total Of 10 in this
row. and turn
2nd row open m. 4 filled m. 2
open m, I flled m. open m, and
turn
3rd row-5 open m. , filled m. Z
open m, , filled m, open m, and
turn.
4th row-Same as 3rd row
9th row open m, nlld m. Z
open m, 1 filled m, open m, nlled
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MOOSE HEART RAKE

The women Of Moose Heart LEGION
will give a bake and festival next
Wednesday afternoon and evening. az
the Fairgrounds Twenty-fourth and,
Tatnall streets
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Mss TOnn IpIN am

Mrs. Mabelle Todd a guest ~ Dr.
Frank ; Hall Of Dover, made a hight
OF 1000 feet in Hydroplane a few
Meoks ago while I'm ALlanlin 90. -
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LACEPATTERNS-
ANEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
FTLET STITCHES

FlLEl SllILhEs
Chain Stitches-The thread drawn
through the loop.
open Mesh-A double crochet into
cha1n or the material, two chain
stitches and a double crochet
Closed mesh-Four double crochet
stitches into chain or material.
Turn-Five chain stitches 10 turn
II your pattern called for i6 stitches
chain 2i and double crochet into the
seventh stitch from the needle.
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GIFr FnR nET1nISG nInEcrnR

\ large grOup OF young women
were guests last evening at the Holi-
day House \ surprise narty was
held in honor Of Miss Z. Philip Much
more, physical director Of the Y. w.
C.. A. who left the association today.
She was presented with a fountain
pen by the young women. Novel
decorations were seen in the dining
room.
Miss Nluchmore will spend the sum-
mer with her parents in Morristown.
y. j. She will go TO New Brighton.
Conn, in September where she will
become physical director Of the Y. W.
C.. A. in that city.
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Some bathing suits have high necks
and long sleeves
Frocks Of gingham often have waists
Of plain material.
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HIGH SPANISH COMBS
COLORFUI AND SMART

Paris is still favoring the hich
combs OF the Spanish shape. The
latest models are OF sand blast crystal
and studded with rhinesi0nes. topaz.
line design is tho most popular.
Holes in mating may be darned
with rama
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Gilpin. who are
spending the summer at ldleWild. Pa
were Wilmington visitors this week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Mayor and Mrs. William G. Taylor
and their son, Roger Taylor, have re-
turned to Wilmington from Rehoboth,
wrere they spent a month at the
Hotel Bclhaven.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

The three-quarter-length sleeve is
featured in some suits
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Handy and
dauehter Margaret left yesterday 10
visit Charles NJ Handy, Jr., who is
spending his vacation at Camp OMost-
ing. New York. Dr. and Mrs Handy
York and Canada before they return
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Neary, who
are summerins at Spring Lake, n j..
Will spend the winter in New York
city.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Capelle. Jr.,
left this week for Lake MinnaWaka,
\. Y.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Miss Ehzabeth Gibney. of 1905
Clayton street, is visiting her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Gibney. of New York.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Mrs. s. D. Paschall, who has been
the guest OF Nss. Samuel Bancroft, at
Bedford Springs, Pa, for the past
month, returned to this city last eve
ning.
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The price is $4!95 for the reason we've stated and
because we have narrowed our own profit to add
ginger to this sale. Plus war tax; $5.l5. ~.
Well-shaped liberal size; shrunk neckband good
pearl buttons generous double cuffs.
The colorings we'll dressed men lke-men who
don't go to pieces" sartorally, in hot weather.
-Gmbes Section; GrandAh ands
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Another reflex of the silk slump (which
49, rghted itselD. Owner of these silks set good shirt
49, makers at work to turn his goods into shirts-tred
N to save hmselffrom part of the impending loss. We
sM bought the shirts from the silk man. A queerly-
NO.: T. !; g.; E; : :; =: :
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ITIANTIC CITY

FOR sALE-Thoroughly modern Gotta GO 10
choicest residence and hotel section az
frontage on 3 streets; fine lawn: bes MN
flower. gardens; hardwood floors throuehanpii!
ception hall, dining room, Kitchen. M re- :,
and larder: second foor has 4 chaInbers a.rrSS
3 baths; third floor has 3 chambers snG"1
baths large attic over all. Keeping tHird
floor cool IN summer; laundry and p ronnns
and bath for servants In basement Enss
further information address p. j., Oe8 NnrrVVss
american BLDG. PHILADELPHIA. E'''h
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IOGAS
nNK LANE

OAK LANE-l515 Osth ave. desirable cor
nor, = story. Enclosed porch. open fireplace
hot water heat, electricity. . baths. etc. .
early possession; bargain at Sli, 900.
TAI'TANE, 900 Walnut At.
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uOTEI C0J 0NIAJ SPRUCE
tn LII NOLOlNlHL Al 18TH ST
BARTRAM APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS WANTED

yoU ARE INVITED to list your vacant or
to-be-NaCant apartment with the Sherwood
Agency, 225 S, Broad st. Phone
Walnut 3lT; It Is quite impossible to I'll the
requirements Of our many applicants with
outs your hearty cooperation.
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NEW apartment houses and bunEaiows
1880 10 81 800, b. +. GoETz, SoS ia
FoUR;BEDRooM COTTAGE. bath. eas far
cooking and lighting price $4,000 Az
JOHN J. FOSTER Realter. $40 18th Il,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG WOMEN AS MATTRESSES
FOR LUNCH COUNTER
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
ArrLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
wANAMAKER's
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Building Lots. Factory Sites. Etc.
WEST

ATTRACTIVE HOUSES. many styles and
prices. In our nice neighborhood at 5STH
WILLOWS AVE: convenient to troll
leys and trains; near park and boulevard.
schools and churches, tennis grounds. stores,
ETC.: for sale at moderate prices and on cas-
terms. PEMBERToN ESTATES. Owners.
Ua rrison Bldg.
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II

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house or apartmen,
for May and Juno only: vicinity Orerbroos
school preferred. w. y. SAWYER, 6I3S Or
ford st. Phone Belmont b366 j.
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IILLBOURNE
NARBERTV

NARBERTH-l5 min. from CITY Hail by
Penna. r. r.: detached tile and stucco Z.
room house: electric light, steam heat, slate
roof, large living room, fireplace. space FOR
garage: good ncigheorhood: poss. May l il
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires n room with private
family within 90 minutes ride from broad
ST, station. Address John +. Osborne. Coca
Cola RIdr.. Baltimore. Md.
MARRIED gentleman wants room In private
family: breakfast and dinner or breakfast
only: desired In vicinity OF Broad and lndi-
RIM, or in Germantown. Phone Flamond
1851.
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AGENCIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MARYLAND CoRPoRATIoN. manufactnr.
ing an auto accessory. rhich Il IN ceiling
In large Quantities, would consider repre-
sentative who is financially responsible 10 act
as distributor in the state OF Pennsylvania.
NJ 223. Ledger Office.
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MAX active, middle AGED, wanted for light
work at night. Apply after Z p. m. 10 Mr,
HtrinKsr THIRD door. Public Ledger,
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SWARTHN MORE

SWARrHMOiiE. SO, QUO; Tor, stone C1,
tagc; water OF, 3 floors, INV. heat; near
I,o.lege' mort ShlOo can remain; lot fOOy
W. S. Bittls SwarthmorN. d"
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poATs. MoToRBoATs LAUNCHES

FOR SALE-Motor yacht "Avenger"i built
iOls; 7+Al5x4 q, 0 in, extra heavy con;
n p 'iSterling'' II, y motors; fuel ca
,Tacity 1850 sal "pelco" ll0,yolt generator;
snsed ~ knots. For immediate sale will
sscrIica. Apply TO owner, Philip Wunderls.
iis.iSo Pegs ST.. Philadelphia.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

3Og3 \. SMEDLEY ST, corner property. a
rooms and bath, hardwood floors through,
out, electric, lights, hot.water heat. imme.
diate poss. Lewis Cohen, I'd. lll3. Lincoln
bldg. and =. w, cor, 18th and Bainbrldge
RGRGAIN-3 stories. o rooms and hath.
near 18th and Susquehanna ave. convent
ont neighborhoodi possession, May /. Filbert
2gl4. Charles N, Houston, 40 8, Broad ~
800 HOUSES o SALE. all sections. =
down. balance same as rent.
KENNEDY, 400 s.. Van Pe!t n
CENTRE city properties, Arch. Market
Chestnut. 9Th 10 Goth. Keir Reaitv ~
| penn Square Bldg Locust 1924,
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NEW Observation-Disclosures


NORTHflELD, y. J,-ThrcG desirable now
bungalows, ,adjoiu golf club; ali cows. .oa sv
terms: large l0ts. Kennedy, 100 :, Van psi
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HELP wANTED-MAIE

MAN. experienced. 10 take charge OF talk
ing machine department for large piano
house; best city in United states; popula-
ton 150, 900; wonderful future for right
man. Mcmahon Piano Co, Youngstown, o.
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AVALON, N. J,--Deslrable store ana dIoT
ing. with good, garage; established AL
without business. VIZ" "r
E, o, HOWELL & SON
ZIG Walnut St. PHILADELPHIA
AyALON--Two attractive cottages MAR
beach at prices less than cost 10 buihIho"r
e. o.. HOWELL, & SON ''"u,
4l6 Walnut St, Philadelphia
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OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ET
WEST
OyEIBROOE

OVERBROOK sectlon-For rent. Furnished;
owner will share with . or more adults or
vacate to family for summer months or
longer; hlgh.class. attractive dwelling,
square from train and trolley; over ] d;rt
ground; fruit yard, vegetable garden ans
= or. ledger Offlcc.
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MAN wanted as trucker. Brown 4 Bailey
Co. 40 n. Franklin.
MEN, 20, wanted ON concrete form work.
Rockland Hosiery Mills, Kenslngton ave.
and o st. y. g. Rogers I.
MEN wanted: good working conditions: per-
mnnent position: half day Saturday. Apply
National Drus Co, 1879 Stenton ave, near
WAYNE junction.
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MOOR

FINE PROPERTY an Central ave: shoT,
street Of town; nea" golf course; ncre
In lawn; excellent construction; slate roof.
nnc heating plant; good plumbing; parauetry
nOois; large %DorchGs: elegant garage; must
and VIII sell very cheap and on easy terms;
w. O.. LIE CONEY, 10 L. Main st.