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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruff completely and that
is to dissolve it. This destroys it en-
tirely. To do this just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiri &; use
eAough TO mosten the scalp and rub it
in gently with the finger tips.
BY morning most, If not all, of your
dandruf will he gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and ace of it, no matter how much
dandruf you may have.
You will find. too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair viii be fluffy, l,strous,
glossy. silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better.
Yo can get liquid arvon q. any drug
store 1t is inexpensive, and four ounces
is all you will need. This simple remedy
has never been known to fail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
ENID pErnrrY Ar rng quErs.

Pretty Enid Bennett, favoritc with
Queen patrons, IL the star today in her
picture, "1hc Woman in the Suitcase, "
at the Queen. Since bcr first appaFano.
on the screen, she has been noted and loved
because OF her simplicity Of acting and the
human and direct manner in which ghc
presents any and oil Of her characters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

CAUSE she Ii too shabby for her work
Naxinovn ~ a comcdicnnc is at her best
Charles Bryant, author Of the picture, il
also the husband Of Madame Nazimova
and her leading man.
ELSIE FERGUSON AT THE MAJESTIC.
Elsie Ferguson, at the Majestic Theatre.
today and tomorrow, plays one Of her
most charming roles in "Counterfeit,"
which offers unusual opportunities to
Miss Ferguson both as medium Of cx-
preston for her art and MS play with
unusually elaborate and wealthy settings
that enhance her beauty and personality.
Miss Ferguson Is one Of the most beautiful
women on the stage and screen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

taking. Johnny Jones and Marion Green
lees domestic row WAS amusing. They
got themselves into a peck Of trouble and
had lively time Strengthening out the
tangle. Eddie Kane and Jay Herman sang
and cracked jokes to the queens taste.
Fenton and Fields presented a lively con-
versational sketch entitled, Passed by
the Board of Ccnsors." Some equilibrist
fcats were performed by Elma and COM
pany Francis and Smith, in their novelty
dances, were clever. Nell OConnell, n
very good singer, made lot Of new friends.
LAURErrE TAYLOR IN ANOTHER MANNERS
PLAY.
Laurctte Taylor. whose stage career has
been one long succession Of brilliant dra-
matte triumphs, will be at The Playhouse
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 2-3, in
her latest SUCCESS, Zone Night in Rome"
This play, like the others in which Miss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

Taylor has made hits, was written by tho
wclI-known husband Of the star, J. Hart
ley Manners. Miss Taylor comes TO
Wilmington direct from New York, where
she Is now playing at the George NJ. Cohan
Theatre in this play According to the
metropolitan critics, her latest character
isation Of IL Enigme," the clairvoyant, is
her most convincing role. Seats go on sale
Friday.
NAzIMovA IN THE BRAT At THE RrALTo
Today Nazimova is featured at the
Rialto in "Thc Brat" This is the newest
Of Nazimova's pictures to be shown in
Wilmington. Nazimova is "Thc Brat"
poor, homeless waif, who plays in a chorus
of musical comedy show and is fired be-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

and vocal male quartet, assisted by a
soprano Of genuine quality, Miss Grace
Ycager, was much appreciated.
The ladies of the chorus were much in
evidence, numerous, attractive i'll per-
sonality and well drilled in vocal and
dancing evolutions, for which rich cos
tumings were provided.
The run is for the week, with the usual
matinees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

hiee Boilers. = -qt-s Pereosaaors, s
cups; Tea Pots, 2-at: Coffee Pots >
Ct Dinner Boilers. GOT: wkna.sr
Kettles. 4-Qt.; Deep Lipped SAree---a..
S-Qt.s stestnx and Preserving A-lst,s.
6-qt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
CARRICK BILL PLEAsEs.

GNKHICk BILL FEEASENs
This weeks bill at the Garrick Theatre
entertained last nights audience in salts
factory fashion, judging from the manner
in which it was received There is lot to
laugh at and as a result there WAS q lot of
laughing. ID. b. Ely's ''black and white
revue" was a very clever minstrel con-
ception of comedy, song and dances. II
was given by good company headed by
MIR. Ely. William L. Gibson and Regina
Connelli presented Getting Unmarried, /"
a very funny skit, showing the difficulties
and embarrassments of such an under
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

the under door of this big store-and selling up-toSae
seasonabe merchandise greatly under price
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

Kenneth Webb, who has b<en re.p,nsif,le
for number of Mrs BrnJys photoplayy
directed "rhc Fear Market"
DoLonys cAssIsyLLA At THg SAVOY.
In "Tho Web Of Deosit, the E<,.in
Carowe-P Patbe Feature, showing today and
tomorrow for its last showing nj tho
Savoy Theatre, Dolores Csssinella - her
own greatest enemy. She lies ~ dcolayo
and cheat herself, ard the way m which IL
is accomplished il very SIN PIE; she en1.cte
two roles Oddly enough, - Is as ths sel-
FISH. inscriptions and dcccitful sister that
Miss Cassi ELLA has her biggest opf,or-
tunity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
ALICE BRADY Ar THE VICTORIA.

Alice Brady is featured in "rhe Fear
Market" by Auelie Rivea, at the Vic
toria. Clara Berangcr has made an adsp-
tation for the screen from the play in
which Edmund Breese and Sidney Shieids
scored a great success four years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
once Made ono shuddcr.


The first commercial pulp mill In
IL, world for making paper pulp and
paper rom cotton stalks is now in
course OF erection at Grecnwood Miss.
The fibre Of tho cotton plan, supplies
excellent ccllulosc for durable papers,
The particular fibre in question IS a
thin walled tube that coiiapses in .
peculiar twisted manner in the heat
ing process. interlaces better than
otECr Gbres il the telling process. and
holds its grip tcnaciouSly. 1t is strong.
flexible, durable ana Hight and has
double tn" tensile strength cf the
stock ordinarily used 30 TnalIc wrap
ping paper Large quantities or old
cotton stalks arc being delivered a:
the site OF the new mill and paid for
at .he rate OF about s3 ton. The
which IT will produce atty tons OF
"alu bic pulp. a writer IN the Jour
nal of the Royal Society Of Arts says
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
coacca.ia. oyormucA al the

ue uot coacca!iaG ovcrmuch t; the
sam" time.
rihtrwlsc tho casual observe. AZ a
LiIner ~ II bail VIII make no :titow-
ancC tpr The ,lus". TO h!iu Your nccN
VII DC sui.ed. THIS. Is all. hut that Is
mc~C than enough.
r. prevent such stains avoid wear
49,, dark ,c!o-s; next 20 the mock. II
.i,> dark cola" IL uraroidablC. then iirc
i; "siH something soft :ad wh!;c--an
OIL. scrap Of rnuslIn or par: OF worn
oat six hard.<crchic:
nut. having acquired the dark. shad-
owE look aooUt the meek tina; is 50 70.
pCllcat. The faStid icuS woman VII.
want 20 remove il rs soon - poSstolr.
= thorough apcnSins WITH pcroSide o.
hydrogen, full strength. followed i'm
iucdiatciy by anothc: BATH OF roS5N.t-
ter. will DC found most c&cci.cEt. or
there may be treQGcnt baths With t.iS
prcna rat ion. which is ?Grlirabl" fr''
bleaching tho akin: Glycer;ny | ounce
roS"wn:vr. ounces; C&rboiig acid. 10
drops; tiuctucc II hcn:"ir. 10 drops.
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,r,,o ,,,,dcyruI tlorIs

Tile ciOch OF the Lyons S3thcirai IS
wonderful! piece ~ nccha nism. ard
the legend describing i IS AZ follows:
The cock crows. :hc bci sounds the
hcwrs. IA. lit:ic bells the Sancta Spir-
titus. the uaac. opens the gate 20 sa-
!u;c .hc Virgin Mary. The heads oi the
two ions move thc eyes and the
tongue. The aat:C!lahc shows TIE aoUrS
IN us degrees ana the movement or
the moon. Moreover. the perpetual oai-
the feast days ard the hissoNiile. The
hours :.t which she chimes arc COM
picte are = and ia The morning.
midday ana and O'Clock IN the
AFTERNOON. The chimes at the other
hours arc restricted so 40 not o inter-
feTc with the cathedral service. COM
riicatcG indcod ie the clock % the
BoauvaiS Cari, dral. X is said TO he
composed OF $1,000 separate pieces, ac-
Cordng 20 4 French statement. one
secs on the istytTo ,ia! plates the
hou". i,ie day. The Week s>Hd ;le month.
the rising and setting Of the san. the
phases OF the 'EOon. thc tides. the time
in ;he principal capitals Of the world,
together with series CO terrestrial
and astronomical evolut!ons.
The framework IS % carved OAK.
eight by five meters. or twenty-six by
sixteen and n quarter feet. When tho
clock strikes ali the Cdi!icc seems in
movement. The designer wished to
opict the i.2at Judgment. This Won
dcrful clock is tn" work o. Il Rcau-
vaisian, u. i:c.ite. he died in 1857.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Don't stay stuftcd-np! Quit blowing
and 9nuifliCG' a dose OF PA De'a Cold
Compound" taken every two hours IN
Ill three doses arc taken USUALLY breaks
IN a cold and ends oil grippe misery.
Tho FIRST dose opens c!oEEed-up nos
trii% and al passages y! head. stops
nose running: relieves headache, dull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

~ the age OF lo2. his grandfather
lived TO the age OF 100 and his grand
mother 20 tn" ago OF lo4. TIE judge
congratulated the witness on his re-
and : barristcr cnga%cl IN I've case
noucd NC might al live as l"nG ;s ;he
Witness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

!!ess. tevorishaess. sneezing. soreness.
stiffness.
''Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only few cents ut drug stores.
~ ncta without assistance. Tastes
nioc. Contains no quininc. Ins!sl on
r'cre'S,--Adv
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RICHMOND TIMES ATCH: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY s 1920

~ the Southern States ~ about It,,
100000 tons. If only a quarter OF that
amount We're utilized IL would mean
100000 tons OF paper "A year. tho value
OF which would exceed $500, 400, 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
A1airinE Developments.

!. Dortiy EcNtIcman stToIled UN 70
one OF the seats in tho park, ani. ilav-
soon absorbed in his newspaper. After
y wilo he began to be annoyed by
q small boy Tho persisted in stca ny
staring 1T him, and at last lie could
roar IL no longer What arc YOU !ooii-
ins at, little Boy" he inquired. rs
there anything funny about me-"
Not yet" replied the youngstcr. but
there's going 20 DC when YOU ret up.
rhe!n seats has just been painted"
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\ RustIess Drip pan.

70 prevent the drlp pan undc- tho
rcu'* ora,"r from becoming rusty and
lcaks cover the bottom With mali,
para'hn t" a. dcDtn 81 on" inch. In
pan shouid be Thoroughly dsy and e,ca,
bcior" tn" pa r.ii.n t. applied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

madc shorter mark the place Tor lie
new h"lc and pierce the strap n. ,hae
point Win hhtrin heated ROD hot In \
;Su3 flame. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone"

Dodsons Liver Tone ia pleasant-tasting, purely
Vegetable medicine, harmless to children and adults.
Take spoonful at night and ~akc up feeling fine.
sick dache, biousness, ague stomach cogged
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ONE WAY TO SPOIL BEAUTY
BEATRICE FAIRFAX TELLS
OF OVERDRESSED GIRL
Dcclnrr> She UcvrIS In Face Paint md
Powder TO Her Own
Tie trimrnt.
~ nh;,rnyCE EAIRL,AN.

i-"l t5lt SnoOulCrS slope COW II 20 n
"isp OF "iis whicm should have rctt
ohlitSci 10 rIsr up and greet tnc vision
long hc!or" tho terrified cy. Travelled
doves 30 meet H.
Tn1 complascmt :mmodcsty Of her
na"cdness il topp2d by = uiagni;iceut
head % ciaboraioiy waved am! rl'irSd
charm: o: the cc:Turc
MEr eyebrows are piuekcd and
Hey iashcs arc beaded and :llc eyes
under them are 1T once calculating
snt Welding. al!uring and cold. rhey
Her nose is woak li;tla Jelly with
OF; character uv poi.c.
re" ,, Ups are AZ ga" "ar"!n@ hl"i q,
artist who has come 10 u from
S3uthsEn country and VINO finds in oar
10 dazzle ard al;-.M lin:. Ito has not not
made nc hcantifp.. .b"' rerolicnt. There
ness 20 thc gir!, :ho astonishcl artist
has drawn. 4 does not seem possibic
that this siren should ever be wife.
mother o. homcrlsker az the Ideals
CT wnmanhooh as they have hcrr
che -ished ihrouSh, the ages. she ca.
know nothing. she is rroth and cx-
MISS .'nx2 IL Conspicuous.
caricatGrs .: temininijy Wi Which H.; he
you;,t: artist has painted ;hcro = 81
m"dic"ln OF truth. ~. for thc SAKE
OF tho man fine. sweet. oid-tash.oned
girls who arc still with US. refrain
Tho trouhlr is tha; thc Haunting
siren. Miss .IaHE Il n I?2O. shows She
is consp cloua. She stands out against
thc background o. her more nodes.
quiet sisters. And the world takes it's
ooi:'!nn.' from what i. sees in the
foreground OF l;te. not from what !,
wo.ld nhHo 80 so Frying ahou; IN TIN
Ga-i. - discover.
i; ism; fair that she carlca.ures Of
q IA
I'D dow. the avcnues o. every large
city should ne in evidence 30 pass
themselves OF IS typical American
wnnlen. "h'!c the ho'a einaiseT. the Of
zee "orHc:. Tho serious minded CIR!
is = n desk or n loom g" a piano or
1T ironing board
i;-o5ng:s believing. Tic sri on .hc
avenue is There 20 he seen. Tho
worhe. is bending oyer her task aud
ina. doesn't takc her out into> tho
afternoons stream OF traffic
oEe: and ovo- again, ovc-- Day. !
see Miss Jazz.
Snn wears The new Trench slippers.
sacrt Of Hainp and tied with o2a6oratn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Senp on Drawers.
Sap rubbed on the ends or sid r.;oa-i.
81 bureau drawers will make :hon
slide more easily.
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itcmnrI,,hlr Lo,nc,it,

Nii August last an American witness
in Il civil suit il the chicf crucc. in
answer to question bv the judge. said
he would De 80 on October 81 II he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

ri5honS: Her thin stockings arc
% %asp crawn ;n;9 the e,ohwchbby thin
Whistles ahoTt ~ vast cxpanso or this
and whisks up 10 meet 4 tightly wrap
ped skirt OF velvet SAID skirt lis
average bathing suit: Above II n gay
little dolman &C squirrel cddicS out
And somcwhcr" between tiny
brocade hat pulled down over flashing
y Mere Curtcaturc.
~ paragraph FOR tho face: Il. is
pcnc!lcd Of eye and cnrInincd OF lips.
nose. I;ut on the tip ot the chin
,hcrc's Il daub OF rod to matcn the
evenly applied drug store roses or the
Gh"sHs. THAT fac" is no, natural. and
challenges for attention and IL shipper
nr plea for admiration.
NY d. You d" IL; siT'si You 81, 81!
You aren't sufficiently imdividmai or
differentiated from ONE another TO
win real admiration. You have trad
81 an appearances OF character anu
swco tncss ana charm for {, cosmetic,
m:.de-up, urdinar" challenging look.
Why?
once Made Ono Shuddcr.
ole fvoin which ~ respectabl, woman
would 3!HddCr away and sweet little
Miss Sweet Si%t"su hide the tincncsS
OF their skin and the expression Of
powder: Tn"y como, out lrolling as II
they'd heeu caicimincd by 4 rank
Again ask. why VIVA; girl can
little caricaturcS Who prarce down uur
streets Oh high heels and prauco UP
again airricssly? What ;;l-l thinks for
in"'n"nt 'hat ~. rnai n m
Ana what man doesn't loathc Il in his
very soul"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Nc,NlnE AInchinc Skrnn.

When the strap on the sowing ma.
chiiin igntH so loose TINT n nu,Mt hn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

bowels. Dodsons Liver Tone doesn't gripe or cause
Inconvenience all next day like calome
Take a dose OF calomel tonight and tomorrow yon
will feel SICK weak and nauseatcd Don't lo,e DAYS
rorkt
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THE AEOLIAN VOCATION
The (y Phonogbh Possessing Wonderful Tone Cort
THE GRADUOLA

DEoPLE are so
+ accus tom e d to
hearing the phono-
graph sim ply play il
self, that it is not always
easy to picture someone
playing it. And it is prac-
tically impossible to real
izc the fascination Of
doing SO without actua!
experience.
Yet the immense adj
Ealtage the Graduola
2ivcs to the ACCLAIM
ocaIion is obvious.
Artists never play or
sing twice with exactly
The same feeling. With
out changing their iudi-
vidual conceptions Of
their songs and compost
lions, they vary their
interpretations in detail.
This is exactly what
anyone can do by using
the Graduola. Without
actually Chanoino- tho in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

eaton llls Chsstnut y, ~ -
TWO story. rooms! coTusrt suit talloH
$1,000. hsln finance. FOx laH2 n sgth ~
500 ~ SLOAN-Isiqe rms aad shsdf prles
sl700. GntmalE = ssn 2Al7 y, lAifl ~.
1891 I,ARCHWooD--Po Porrh . rooms, eiectris
lights; vacant GLENN, lDi7 Columbis' 4
gsi8 fADD1NOTON lab. l4ansdown~).-.e ~.
rms. newly rsnoy ta65l ssls<,uao NliFG
IT'S N isritrsIe rooms = hs,hs IN 70 & 4
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1903 GREEN STREET

.,iuDr I\\r.sr''E.NT- Iodw,u ST, "rop-
rr.. uur rrr 81 mo. 'gls nggr"E1l.
,',',r,. -, 80. $500. assist in financing
fRISt'lM !Iun uaira"lr" ~.
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Dickinson 22oL Ma

THE STAR AUTO EXCHANGE has npenrd
N.Y. hrhhch CARVING tnlI am COM
also dealing in nrsi-class used cars; we have
SOM choice bargains: come and see rs; opcn
sundays. =. W. cor. nth and Christian sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

SUBLEr turn, 3 rooms and bath. for . OF
months. Ant %. Gladstone 11th and
Pine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

TIOGA APT-Two minutes 10 station; fur
nished or unfurpished: 500 per month; all
modern improvements: yearly lease. Phone
TlOTa nos w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
PESNsyLyANIA SUBURBAN

GTN, THE gRETNoR, 182 E. Walnut lane.
delightful nccommod odat Ions. near train and
trolley; excellent table: individual service;
shade. grounds convenlenreH: rates reason
able Gentiles only. Gtn 525T. Mrs. FRANKLIN
Comfy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

ACCOuNT OF DEATH. carpenter shop, good
locatlon; tools, equipment. good will. This
tinue good business. $40. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
REAL ESTATE For SALE
CITY
$1,000 So. Ft. of Floors

g.. 900 :, ,,. HNd, with railroad siding
9Oth aud NI.slrr. pu.t0SSjon. oaSy terms U.s.
WOEEELL = 90. nh y nth
1927 CHRISTIAN 81 and building In r.sr.
$4,000 rlpar. imm, diaic posSesson ''a' :
j. R JARDELlA. 1875 christian ~
FOR SALE-Good "a aGe sir, l2th and
CathRrinr ais stree to street Apmv "I' "II'
\ TAULNNE, 900 Walnut st, -
pRnPERrN u.d husiu,Ss ~ wsII.esfah r,
,rram hlIs ,nnss. fully .,uinrrd: doi1v ,'5 =,
bus: .rurn. hu2. Grr com. 2iOd Cathar'm1"" IN"
500 EUUsIts FOR SALE, al sections; Sioo
dawn hHIprn.. SUM rs rrnI '''"
" EE&&EnY. 100 : Van 'rou st.
IA HOUSES. 1900 III. y Watts ST -.
brick; s2a00 ea. pgsyanno, 1915 Dickinson
""% ton \ !tI!ao to dN& a i4No2 &Ss%St!I sS1S Ioo"
rood PARK, 1877. nv, HI, elcC, It's. rear
GERRITT 81. above I'D. rms rrd..
drained. SMITH, l53S p' Rreese 1'''''
9HOA DIAMOND-Porch ? lie baths sIsc.
tric lights, vacant. GLENN, 1917 Coiunbi,
20 ia WALLACE ST.--SEOOO clear. - roo,,s'
bath. side yard; vacant. ''"S
GEO. L. PARKER H.. ,r,n,.'.,, nJss
lelR N 18th sT.--lS looms, . baths, h ~
heat, Dutsh hall asxi72'I0", Glen,i. i5TTi
Columbia
1902 BRANDYwlNE sT.-Good condIiIon'
now vacant sAMuEL GREEN SD I
porch pEisHEK. 2sd and Tsss.eurr. Tur hsn'
II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

PAP,ERHANGiNG and painting contractors
lishcd businesses on the Main Line. doing
more work than capital allows; viii consider
taxing IN party either active or silent, who
VIII invest sufhcient funds to enlarge the
business. Do not answer uriess YOU mean
business and state the amount you can in.
vest, = 15ln LEDGER Ofhce ~ ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
: = - -
FAIRFIELD HYpRATED ORANGE

FAIRFIELD HYDRATED ORANGE
,,, - MACHINE
sanse,,on nr'nk from fresh oransesi the big
sstops sps to look at machins working and buy
Mosesuse M the drink In made rieht before their
W. rom real oranges only few OF type
~, iMv, y machines for immediate delivery get
"'io''netion quick on big profits; no agents.
90, FAIRFIELD MFG. co.
--IIzl hanstead st, Philadelphla. Pa.
EXCELLENT opening in reliable. expa ndina
pusiness Tor Christian man, with $4,000
sas must take active interest at once busl-
nens si, IL one OF merit and essential TO all me-
,,amIc ana Industrial plants: attractive re.
,,,a Wits esp punnecessary; mechanically inclined
phone numbc-. etc, in hrst latter; don't an.
ply unless you mean business and can fulhlI
al anoye reaulrements c Ill. ledger on.
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lGTH, ~. l74i-Third floor rooms and
ba tn: unfurnIahed; hot-water heat gas.
light; newly papered continuous hot water:
$40. OWNER.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE

ASST. IN EMPLOYMENT DEPT, by Young
man who has made study OF employment
problcmsi wide experience In handling men
and women: willing TO begin at smaller sal
airy than received in present position; spea ks
several lansuaEes 538. Ledger office.
BCOkkEEPER--Accoun desires posI.
tion at seashore, preferably Atlantic City
Tor summer or longer, Best ref g GID, l.. o.
BOOkKEEPER--YOunE man. II. desires DO.
sitlon as bkpr. assistant. G. Si2 Led ON
CHAUFFEUR. married. 81, IL years' exn
desires DOS PRIV. fam. country, with iiy.
Ing uuartors pref, ref. g 527, Ledger Ofnces
lNSPECTOR-Exp. govt. ordnance in,pector
wishes Dos, one where reliability and accn
racy viii be appreciated. c $40, Ledger on.
POS!T1ON wanted by capable man, mfg or
sales: 500 weekly. G 707, Ledger Office,
STEWARD-Man and wife desire pos in a
country club as steward and cook. besf' ~
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BOARDING

SPRUCE ST. 3o0i. .Os---Revlac; 2 cool, com
Portable rooms with board porch, phone.
10TH AND WALNUT sTS--OverlookinR Rii-
tenhOuse Square: comfortable rooms. win
or without board. Spruce 40t --
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

~easo9ab,e. rates, =. & y Moor Trq4",|yii1G...,
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HAVERFORD-Fin Furnished apartment.
rooms and baths; piano and shower.
June Is to October; S145 per month 4O3
Lancaster ave. Phone Ardmore VOL .-.
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FOR RENT-t'nfurnish shed apartment, rms
and bath: best section OF West Phla. also
snveral fve-room- and bath furnished apart
ments: all these apartments have porches
also furnished ansrtment in center Of the
city. 4 rooms and bath, can be had for three
montha See Gl.ASS.GOI.DBERO Loo. 2Nil
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HANDSOMELY furnished apartment, sixth
floor, sitting room, bedroom and bath, now
until October I and possibly longer.
MART,YN 4Oth and Walnut
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33It y nth ST, Tioga--sNU; third foor
2 rooms bath and kitchenette: light and
sss included. ROBERT J. NASH, 1901
Chestnut at