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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18

place returned, to Columbus. D.. Sun
day,
Luther Frazier. the distric, agent,
left sunday for Morgantown whrrr he
VIII attend the Annual Prize Winners
school :
Ballard Thompson 80 Huntington
was the SUNDAY guest o. Mi. Amanda
Lester
Roy Peters of walbridge visited
friends here Saturday night and Sun
day
John D. Rrange was on our creek
Sunday
Cecil Copley. of Rocky Valley, visit
ed his uncle Fred Crabtree Sunday.
Miss Violet Crabtree was the pleas
ant guest of her cousins. Misses Nina
and Blanche razier. Thursday.
Miss Gustava Lester spent Sunday
night with Misses Anna ald Blanche
razier.
Fred Pickett and mother visited at
Consie Han,ey's Sunday.
Miss Florence Skeens attended
church at Tabors Greek Sunday.
Misses Ida and Gustava Lester spent
Thursday with Miss Gladys McComas.
Several young people from this place
attended church az Fort Gay Sunday
night. Among Them were Misses Anna
and Blanche Franzier ana Gustava
Lester. MAIessrs. Clyde ami l3;m5r
Frazier.
Mike Robinett attended tine COM
meicement exercises at AIarshal cob
lege last week
Ernest McComas and family left
Thursday for THEN new home at IRON
ton. Ohio. They will be greatly missed
in the church and Sunday School.
Erwin and Albert McCloud. Of ke-
nova. visited friends here recently.
Rev, Bascom LalIins was the Sunday
afternoon guest Of Miss Violet Crab
tree SUNSHINE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18
DENTON

quite n number from Denton attend
ed the Sunday school Convention at
Norton Branch Sunday. All reported
a nice time.
Mrs Ida Pennington. who has been
very III for some few weeks is improv-
ing very rapidly.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Is leaving Den
ton today for her new home Al Nor
ton Branch where her husband Is
working
Crit Stampe- Is returning 10 Kist-:
Ter, w. Va. today after spending a few
weeks with friends and relatives at
this place
Amanda BlnBkenship spent Sunday
with * J. Pennington and daughters
Archie wIthron passed through our
town Sunday.
ciearenee Sexton was business
caller At J. n. Stewards Saturday.
Quite a crowd OF young people mo
tored 10 AnglIn pond from nere 'ast
week on a Ashing eNcur ION and all
reported a very enjoyable tImJ ~ a
nice lunch was prspar,G aad served on
the shady banks u the old pend and
BY the nice quantity Of ush brought
back We woulG 4 ~ T. Very successful
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18
YATESVILLE

Gardens. pastures. etc. are looking
fine In our vicinity.
Ed Johnson. our prominent stock
merchant, was trabsacting business at
Tuscola last week
George and Fred Shortridge called
on friends here Sunday.
Dixie Burton attended the pie sup
per here Saturday night.
Isaac Cunningham, prominent cit
izen OF Tuscola, passed here enroute
to Louisa last week.
olgie Hulette attended the pie sup
per here Saturday night.
Several from here went TO Mount
Pleasant Sunday.
Denver Holbrook and wife spent
Sunday with Cornelius Holbrook and
wife
Several from Gait attended court at
Louisa last week CHUNS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18
sUUIH IS TURNING
AGAINST CALOMEL
Mr.. Dodson, the Liver Tone
Man, Responsible for Change
for the Better.

livery dreegist in town has noticed Q
great fAzEng 0d m the sale d calumet
Thsy a glpo The Same Peason Dodson's
Lis1 DuR b taking It's place.
-ChlumA b dangerous snd people know
IL DDa.rns Liver Tone +. personally
guaranteed By every druggist who sells
T. A large b0ttls doesn't cost vEy much
but q u fails 70 give easy relief In every
eass e iv9 slnQyishness and ccnstipa-
ti1a. inst ask for your money hAsk
Dodssuis Liver Tone b q ploaant-
tAsaiag. purely veeetable rumedy. harm
less o both ehildron and adnlts Take
q apognfal at night and valze up feeling
fine: no hillouzness. sink hsadAche. acid
stomach q omstipaaed bowelA Il
dooan1 grips a cnun inconvenisnne ell
The nszt day Tin vinant oaaomal Takn
. drss a onAumd today ond tomorrow
yon vin ~ v>nh ~ end pauseatgd.
boa't NJ q oRY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18
VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

own and offer for sale the following
pieces of real estate. situated in Law
renee County. kentucky:
(2) 40 acres, one miles north OF
Louisa, known as the Crabtree farm;
with one good four-room house, barn
and outbuildings: good orchard; well
of fine water: will sell with or without
mineral rights.
81 40 acres of practically level land
just outside of the city limits; viii
sell in tracts OF FIVE or ten acres. to
suit purchaser.
ca p acres within the city limits
plated in town lots; will sell either
in sections or as a whole. The land is
elevated and contains desirable build
ing sites. There is no lease on this
land. and will be sold either with or
without mineral rights
(5) One 3-aers lot in the city or
Louisa: located convenient to the
railroad and the river. on what Is
beautiful site for dwelling.
ts) Seventh ninths of 40-acre tract.
III miles south of Louisa. Is acres
bottom: no buildings: bottom in cui-
tivation.
"a 90 acres on Cherokee Greek. IS
miles from Louisa. This land Is not
improved. has some good timber
Isl 200 acres, miles south OF Lou
lisa located on the Big Sandy river:
80 acres in bottom; five houses and
one store-house: minerals reserved
90 e5 acres 2h miles west of Lou
lisa on Two Mile creek: barn, but no
dwelling house; all in grass
On One cottage house on Lock
avenue; new. and with one acre OF
land with sycamore grove; near the
lock.
Q2) One lot on Railroad street.
known as the Olga Chapman property.
containing u acres. with two dwell
ings and good young orchard
]. p. GARTIN
LOUISA. Ky.
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Tabors Greek and Merideth

Rev Carmi Crabtree filled his reg
ular appointment at Tabors creek Sat
urday night and Sunday. A large
crowd was present.
Children's Day services will be held
at Tabors creek the fourth Sunday in
this month. We hope it will prove
successful. Everybody invited.
Ernest AIcComas and family have
moved to Ironton. Ohio.
Miss Ida Lester spent Saturday night
with Miss Bertha Hensley.
Edward Booth of Arkansas arrived
here Sunday morning. He is the guest
OF his friend, Miss Florence Loar,
Mrs. Iuez Skeens and Pauline Van
hose were shopping in Louisa Fri
day.
Mrs. GROVE sturgin was visiting her
mother Sunday.
Miss Celeste Sturgill had as her din
ner guest Sunday Miss Florence
Skeens
Mrs. Elsie Dean of Kenova is visit
ing relatives at this place.
Misses Lily and Amorse Lester Were
the Sunday night guests of Misses
Florence and Claricia Skeens
The Misses Frazier had as their din
ner guests Sunday Miss Amanda Les
ter. Messrs. Ballard Thompson and
Roy Peters
Mrs Lou Bellomy was visiting MIS-
Grace Bellomy Sunday
Mrs Berta Nanhoose and daughter
and Clarence Skeens and wife were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r b. Skeens
Sunday
MeSsrs- Anderville Hanley and Will
lie Lester attended church at Little
Hurricane Sunday night
Miss Halda Skeens left Sunday for
Columbus. Ohio.
adr and MRS. Brady Wellman were
visiting thtir sister. Mrs. Msry Dean
Sunday.
Hiss Floris l.ycans was Ike pleasant
guest Of Martha Lycan Sunday.
llarmie lil'Ips was caller at Lou
lisa last week
Miss Celeste Sturgill was the plea !.
ant guest o Miss Lily Lefster Sa.rr-
d<v rirh
M'>isliag telis viii lring NJ his I,la~~
: IN : :. EBODY'S Dar.i.s>S.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18
FARMS FOR SALE

Level land not hills and rocks and
deep hollows and hard 10 cultivate;
this land is level. You can work over
these farms with riding plows. riding
cultivators, and can use all modern
farm tools. Come and look at these
farms and buy what you want and in
a short time double your money; 9TH
ers are doing this. so can YOU. Here
are some of these good farms:
No. of 100 acres, $50 creek bottom.
good house and barn. You can pillow
This bottom with a tractor. viii grow
all crops. Price. $4,000. terms
No. . 100 acres. l75 level. 100 clear
cd, 40 in clover and grass You ought
barns, silo. an up TO date farm and il
YOU want home-a good one. buy
this Price $4,000. terms.
No. 3. So acres, part creek bottom.
lots of timber. 25 acres cleared. 10
acres meadow A bargain. Price 5000,
$1,000 down, ten years TO pay rest.
No. 4. 40 acres. all creek bottom eX-
cept acres, so in meadow. fine house,
good barn, a complete farm Price
$500, $1,000 down rest in ten years.
No. 5. $50 acres. all level. good house.
home. Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
All of these farms are on county
roads. close to school. church and store
and railroad. II you want level farms
TO farm on and good land. come to
Waynesburg. KY Write for price list.
This list Is free.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18
GALLUP

DR.. t. D. Burgess was in Chapman
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Cora Damron is visiting reIa-
tives at this place
Many of our boys attended the ball
game at Richardson Sunday.
Miss Mary Carey, of Louisa, has
been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mcclure were
calling on Mrs. JEFF Burgess Sunday
She is sick, but seems to be improv-
ing at present.
Mrs. Virginia Lovely and husband
have been visiting her sister here.
Mrs. Tonic Patton.
Next Sunday is preaching day here
Everybody cordially invited to come.
MAMA'S DARLING.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18

Wanie cooksey and Essie Kitchen
were at this place Saturday.
Dewey Kitchen was on Twin Branch
recently.
We haven't any teacher for Dennis
and Compton. We would like for
some good teacher to apply for them
as We need good teachers for both
places. UNCLE PIPER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18

one The parties were Mildred Stew
art, Amanda Blankenshtp. ftnel Dc
vail. Cleva Savage, Nina Robinson and
Bro. Howard. ANXIOUS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-18
Thompson & Singleton
wAYNEsRuRe. KY.

II you have farm for sale you can
sell It through the Big Sandy News.
Rates upon application.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
Serbo Director Comes Here to
Meet the Public and Ex-
plain Merits Of New
Strength Builder.

Within a short time after announce
mcnl vas made in lhe Wilmington
newspapers that Serbo. The celebrated
new m dlciue. would be introduced
here and throughout Delaware lead
Ing druggists Immediately TOOK steps
iO secure a ly In order that the
people OF his section m ghl secure
The % nsni Of this pr para on Which
has been accomplishing such remark
able results
Tho amazing success of ~erho had
aroused great interest ln the drug
trade and there was mufh up cula-
tion as 90 Who would secur the
riSh' iO distribute SerbO in Ni.m.ng-
ton. as the agcncy WAS considered "a
Valuable prize. one Of the dir rlOf.
of SerbO came 20 Wilmington iO make
personal inv stisai.on and an-
nOuncCd today mat Iu view Of the
prom ncnce of the Miller irug Store
and iis extensive facilities for serving
AN SEQ 'Ons Of the city that the -erbu
Agency had b cn awarded 90 this pro-
gfessiNc 0rm
SENSATION N THE WEST
RcrOri. received Yesterday from iho
/ West. whore Serb0 recently created
sensation. indicai that druggists
are recommend ng lhe Serbo lreai-
mcnl for people Nho ma ihcmsolvc.
weak and rundown afcr infuenzH
/ and other ailments and That in many
/ cas-. the results were really as.on.
| ishing. u was also learned that hun.
dreds OF people In That section are
| taking the : rho treatment FOR al
ailing condition OF the stomach. livei
| or kidneys and 10 combat caiarrha
and rheumatic symptoms. ,
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
TRAIN YOUR HAIR A. AN
ACTRESS DOES.

NO class Of people devotes as much
time 10 beauty as do actresses. and no
class must be more careful 90 retain
and develop their charms. Inquiry
develops the information that In hair
care they find it dangerous 10 sham
poo with any makeshlfi hair cleanser.
The majority say that 10 have the
best hair wash and scalp slimulalor
at cost OF about three cents. one
need only get a package of canthroN
from your drugg St. dissolve a tea
spoonful In a cup OF hot water and
Your shampoo is ready This makes
enough shampoo liquid 10 apply % 10
an ne hair instead OF Just the top Of
Che head After lis Use The hair dries
rapidly. with uniform color. Dam
drum. excess oil and dirt are quickly
dissolved and entirely disappear when
Won rinse the hair. Afler This your
hair will be- so luny ID Will look much
heavier than 10 Is. lis lusler and SOFT
ness will delight you, while the stimu'
lated +calp gains the health which in
sures hair growth.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
WANTEX-SERVICE
men INLEGION
Membership Drive To Be
Conducted Simultaneous
ly With Circus"
BUSINESS MEN
OPPOSE EXPOSITION

In connection with lis proposed cir
Gus and merchants and manufacturers
exposition which will be conducted
during the week OF May 81 10 June
. the American Legion is now con
duciing a drive TO secure as members
for the Legion all former service men
who received honorable discharges.
The aim is 10 make the Legion a
100 per cent organization.
Many advantages 90 the eX-serNice
man are pointed out that he can more
easily obtain by joining the Legion.
As ihe fee for ioining Is but - and
The dues per month only p cents,
Which includes subscription 90 the
american Legion weekly, the men
who are In charge Of The Legion hold
to the opinion That The eX-servlce man
does himself an injustice if hc does
Through the efforts Of the Legion
many sleps have been taken already
which have benefited men who saw
service IN the world war and many
others are planned. The Legion has
secuted added alloiments, cOmpensa-
iiOn and travel allowance TO which the
men were entitled by act OF Congress
but had NOT received. Liberty bonds
helOnging 10 The service men. Were
placed n the hands OF their owners
The total disability clause i'm the SWee
bin was increased 10 give the indi'
Nidual $50 instead Of $50 month anC
like increase according 90 dependency
Under the first war risk insurance
plan the eX-serVice mans dependent
upon his death. would receive 500
month from his Insurance. This wa
changed. through the efforts u IN
Legion. SO that The soldier can chang
his insurance any time within ny
years and make provision ihat th
amount named on The face OF the pol
icy be paid his beneficiary at dealt
or he can draw % In cash al the en-
or the endowment period. The Le
giOn has before Washington much ao
diional beneficial legislation OF thl
kind.
To secure 100 per cent membership
the various posts OF the Legion an
working practically as a unit.
Any former service man who wan
90 Join the Legion may arrange % d
so by dropping into campaign hea'
Quarters. Church Building, Tenth az
Market SIS. any time during the d,
and the Office will be open every eNel
ing 10 receive memberships That a
accompanied by the application Z
and the eX-scrNicc mans hOnOran
discharge papers.
In connection with the various o
iCcts OF this undertaking, for The su
cess OF some OF which an appeal "
be made 90 the general public, The l.
gion has adopted motto which rea
as follows.
we helped you t0 keep a HON
help MS 10 buy home
This applies especially 10 The pla
for a home for the Legion, which
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
Use Coeoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

II YOU want TO keep your hair IN
good condition. be careful what you
W. sh 10 with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkili. THIS DRIES
inc scalp. makes the hair brittle. ana
Is very harmful Mulsiiled cocoanul
OH shampoo which Is pure ana en-
iirely greaselessl. Is much b. tier ihan
7nylhing else YOU can Use Tor snanl-
pooing. as This cant possibly nlurt
the hair. .n.
simply moislen your hair win
water and rub 10 in. one or Two tea.
spoonfuls will make an abundance ol
rich. creamy laihar. and clesnses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The laiher
rinses out easily. and removes every
particle OF dust dirt dandrun and
| excessive OIL The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and 90 leaves 1t nne and
silky, bright, fluffy and easy TO man
I age
You can get Mulsined cocoanul on
shampoo al most any drug siore. u
is very cheap. and a few ounces D.
enough 10 last everyone in the iamil,
for months.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
BY Mildred Marshall

Eileen. which Is the Irish version Of
Eleanor nor with Aileen. which b.
another form OF lhe same name.
though the similarity 10 pronuncia-
u0n Is striking Aline. however. t.
more popular In this country Than
either ~ The other two.
Alinc's illismanc gem Is the ruby
II viii protect lis wearer from danger
and disease. and bring her courag
and success. Tuesday is her luck,
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
Big LOCAL DRUG FIRM
WINS VALUABLE PRIZE
Miller Drug Store Secures Agency for Sebo the Much Talked
About New Health Tone. Shipments Of New Product
Now Being Hurried to Wilmington.
Expected to Arrive Tomorrow
TEII.s now No pROVr m

Y Z
When asked whether or not se-ho
would relieve such iroplie. ihp Serhn
director explain q .h8l lh theory on
which ihc -erh0 treatment is basod
j. That the general health of the sys-
tenn Is regul TED by the stomach "a
want every rundown man cor Woman
100 wilmington Go prove io hfm-
selves what remarkable medicine
-erpo j. said iuc -rrh0 Director To-
day. "Ihe majority OF our unhapri-
ness. sickness, pair and misorlcs are
the dir ci result OF our own NEGLECT.
You cannot enjoy perfect health I'M
les Your stomach and blood Is In
good cOndIt on
"Somc people used 10 think that
only dyspepsia and Indigestion Was
caused by ihe stomach but modern
science has iaulht ms that many d's-
asses have their begins ng n ibc de-
fdngcm' Of This important organ.
When the stomach ls noi working
rlCnt. the entire body is iilecied and
the other organs cannot perform their
functions properly
Those Who suffer with amy such
sym IONS as cIlarfn lnd.gost on
dyspepsia. gas Or ihe stomach. d adj
ache. backacnc. bad breath cOaicd
loneue. constipation. liver and kldnc,
troubles or rheumatic sNmU ON,
should by an mean, take ~efbo.
-crhO is a system medicine OF gen
uina merit SprbO begins hy placln.
| the stomach. in good condit ON AN,
brings a normal healthy appetite. d
/ ZONES up lh' liver and Kidneys an,
/ Qu'eis lhe nerves. Thus produc n.
/ sound. rcsiiul sleep D strengthen
/ and ricanses iha system and enrich
/ the blood.
Noie. 4 large shipment ~ ~crbo O
/ expected 40 arrive ln Wilm nginn go
/ morrow and Will be hurr ed o. DO
| Miller Drug Store on Market street
Wh re one OF the Serho experts wi
meet the public and explain o.
| mnrll. OF lLIIs rnmlrLahln mnl-rlnr.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
AIINE

or curious Teutonie origin is Aline
Il signifies noble" and belongs TO the
great cycle OF names evolved from
the prefix. Acthei. Adel. or AdN
which mean hish-born or noble
Alhalaric. The cOnquerOr Of Rome
was fore-runnor OF ihe feminine
Alinc. Since he was often known as
Alsric. the process Of evolution Is
more easily discernible
Early in the ninth century the
feminine name OF AdOlphine was
coined In Germany and brought TO
England Though II was soon con-
tracted 90 Donne-a name still com
mon In Germany-ihe original name
remained long enough 10 be become
the predecessor OF Aline through slur-
ring the consonauis. one Of th'
daughters OF Wallheof. Earl ol
Norihumhria. was SO called and 10 Is
believed that her christening set th'
/ fashion for the barbarous nance
/ which made their appearance 10
England about mat time
Aline bears no connection vii.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
day and her lucky number. The liN
Of purity Is her flower.
y1aA~4 Wa~A.sS
Copyright. 1920. by the Wheeler
syndicate lncl
nAII- nACks COMING nACk.

PHILADELPHIA. April - hall
RACKS are coming back In style aii oNer
Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Della
ware. The high lean lanky ones
especially. The Kind mother us'd
years ago are again making their ap-
poarance.
Accordng 20 reports received al lhe
headquarters OF the SaNaton Army
hall racks are lhc most popular Narp
heins sold by the industrial hranche,
of salvation Army corps over lhC
State. so sooner does = a. wagon
pick up "a hall rack than a disrornlng
woman comes and gels 10.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
NUN mI-nr IN AUTO sMNsH.

CANpRIDGE. Nd. ApIH -..-''I
automobile in which Fred bran,igoSi brl,ii',o'i
and lanes Henry We're rlolng ,ol,,eou .,,oa
with car owned and driven 10y ,..,eor n,eo,,
Hackeit. on the STATE iosu, s,on'
cambridge and East NeMna'h''' "'''
day night. ,. a.. coo on
,.ro,,nt ~ each others lights.
Horny WAS rendered unconscious
and prannork sustained cui on lhe
head Dr. Brice W Goldshofoush
rendered surgical aid.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22

to oe one OF the main purposes OF the
circus and exposition.
That the industrial captains Of VII
mnglon, at least those who are mem
bers OF the Manufacturers Associa-
tion are ready 10 do all they can to
assist the Legion with lis proposed
manufacturers and merchants expo
sition Is indicated by The followins let
Ter which James +. Stein. secretary
of the association has sent SO Henry
C Parker. secretary for the Ameri-
Wilmington. Del. April 20. 1920.
Mr.. Henry G. Parker, secretary,
The American Legion,
10th and Market Sis.
Wilmington. Delaware
Dear Sir:-rhis Is TO acknowledge
receipf OF your letter under date OF
April iOlh, 1920, addressed TO our pres
I ident. G.. ID. Garretson, sohcHins
bolh the endorsement and co-opera-
I lion OF our organization In furiherlhs
] Inc success OF your plans IN con
nection with merchants EXPOSITION
and grand circus. a., ua.
matter Was referred TO The officers
and councillors OF the association anu
has received the hearty endors emenl
and cooperation Of the Manufactur-
ers' Association Of Wilmington.
Yours very truly,
James +. stein,
Secretary.
"The fact that lhe manufacturers
have Endorsed ihc exposition ls graz
fvinr io the committee, sail Mi
Parker. for 10 indicates lhat IT. Wv
iirsl undertaking OF tne l.ee,on ~ nneia ia
tssre ,ve are To- have their fun sup
nort Ne have never had occasion u
po before ihe public for support O.
I Ibis kind until now and w appre,i,scc ppr,,is y
ihe ready response OF me mshulac l,,c
hlrers as an encouragement u" '''
cess in his venture.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
WEST SIDE
Association Grocers

W. CREENWALD. III
5. = Cor. Fourth and Delamore Place. phone III
C6e5-W III
H. p OTTzNL HI
y T. Cor Fourth and Lincoln SITS. phone
39ii-J III
A. BROWN.
\ Z Cor Front and Van Buren sts, phone
7s2S-W Y
marry GOLDSTEN.
1927 West Fourth ST. phone Jos7-R
WILLIAM J. CUnDY.
s. T. Cor second and franklin SITS.
sivJEL GROSS.
seventh and rainau SIS. phone so57-w
SOLOMON SLAUGHTER
Tenth and Clayton SIS. phone 5fI5-W.
EDWIN +. LFNNl.
s2i Maryland Ave-. phone i3i2-W.
nOnRIs EzIRIsON.
seventh and Ion Sis pnune i39o-W.
soEI. cOHFN c,su w,rtET
second and 0oiamore place.
PAiI. cuIDRERc.
1877 West Third ST., phone 2536-J.
4 : T,VIOa
S W Cor Fiflh and Harrison sts.
PIO~-rR mos.
\ p Cor Tenth and Adams SIS phone iiS5-W
w,vv,N's rc0NOWv sTOnE.
iO3 West Twelfth 81. phone 63io-J.
/ O,,vO,D w, STORE.
Fourth and Lincoln Sis.
/ RrNl p,rsr,N
y. r Cor F'ghlh and DUPONT e. 7hone 72i-J.
! ,Ot'N UA'-f'O'n.
cno Nadison st.
a. rOIiEN.
1900 Ven Br~cn -
- cpFFNN'r't.
200 Na~vir~d Ave, phone s2eo-W
crEENSrr'N.
9i5 Woodawn Ave.
\ nsI'cK
sivieonih and Laurel SIS.
J. rTV'lS
ilh and Monroe Sis
'sH,-T''VF WEST SIDE
LEWIS W DIN ap a CO.
r,,sp.,-n'r'h ,oi West SIS phone iiso
RaAMRIE DRAPER,
Nineteenth and West st.. phone i79i-W
n. we"IIpE son
2i2s Market ST.. phone o6oi
nF,RN BPOs.,
Concord Ave and Washington ST.. phone $40
HAIRY 4 MUNDOaFF.
Thiriioih and Madison Sts, phone 6i0e-W.
JOSEPH COHEN.
VuIIAN STEWART.
Concord Ave and Monroe ST., phone 1907
J. HAHWlTI
4. GREENsTEiNE,
o. Eighteenth and West SIS. phone 772i.
D,NID WANMAN,
Twoni, ninth and Washington sts.
NJ. sCHIlmEL sON,
23rl and Tatnall SIS.