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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
Hardin Negro Killed by wife.

Bud Pollard well known in police
circles in Billings, his former home,
was stabbed to death in an automo-
bile at Hardin. The knife penetrat-
ed the right urricle of his heart. The
car was only a short distance outside
of Hardin when the man was killed.
Mrs. Pollard, also known to the po-
lice admitted that she stabbed her
husband, but said she did it in self
defense. When the police arrived on
the scene the wife was sitting on one
side of the body and a white woman
OF the other Both were crying vio-
lentIr
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
To Have a clear Sweet skin.

To Have a Clear sweet Skin.
Touch pimples, redness, roughness
or itching, if any, with Cuticura ONT
ment, then battle with Cuticura Soap
and hot water. Rinse, dry gently and
dust on a little Cuticura Talcum to
leave a fascinating fragrance on skin.
Everywhere 25c each.-Adv.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29

The It. G. Power Company, Helena
will be in the market, after your crop
is harvested, for grain and grass
seed. Write us.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
FRUIT HIGH AND
SCARCE THIS YEAR
PEARS WILL BE THE ONLY CAN
MING FRUIT THIS YEAR, SAY
COMMISSION MEN.

Predicted Potatoes VIII Be Down to
Two Cents by Fall; Increase of
Thirty Per Cent in Spud Crop Over
Last Years; Few Berries on the
Market.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
SETTING TRAPS
FOR THE MOTHS
HOW A COUNTY AGENT WOULD
CAPTURE AND DESTROY
CUTWORM PARENT.

Lights Over a Pan Filled With Water
Will BE Placed in Various Parts of
the Field; Moths Will Play With
the Light and Fall Into the Water
Trap.
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
Wireless for shIpwrecked.

However well equipped with wire
less a ship may he, an accident that
results In Its sinking puts an end 10
Its distress signals. and may not even
allow time to begin them, leaving its
hurrtedly manned lifeboats without
any means OF communication With
each other or with a rescue ship. AD
eastern inventor has designed sim.
pie and compact radio system intend
ed as permanent equipment for one
or more lifeboats Oh each vessel. says
Popular Mechanics Magazine. The
wireless apparatus, used for both
telegraphing and telephoning, is In
closed In wAter-tight box at the
stern, and grounded through metal
pIate ON the bottom OF the boat. To
shut out extraneous sounds and add
to the sensitiveness OF the set. the
operator Is equipped with helmet
Containing the telepnone receivers.
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
GUY L. HARDY
Representative in CONGRESS-
Should Be Reelected
Was Elected in 1918.

Was EIected 1918.
Has done for the people in the he has been
Congress than any Congressman this district had
Has helped thousands of Ex-Servce Men get their affairs
settled up and has been of assistance Hundreds of Home
steaders.
Is the Post Office and Roads Committee and has
been of material assistance many localities getting
rural mail service improved and extended.
Has taken interest in the affairs Congress and
in the business of the people of the district
Has been the job all the time
If you have delays with your business any branch of
the Government write to Congressman Guy U. Hardy.
If you thing he should be reeected-Tell your neghbors.
Why trade horses while crossing the stream-Ths dis
rict will surely be better represented your interests
better taken of by the reelection of Guy u Hardy than
by the election of any
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
IN ODD M|sHAps
Many and Varied Accidents Be-
fall Humanity.
Files of insuranc. Companies Are
Full Of Cases Where Injuries Have
Been the Result OF Most
Trivial Happenings.


which pays benefits in case Of tenn
porary disability, Is carried by great
many people. The claim agent whose
business IT is TO investigate reported
injuries often meets with amusing in
cidents The following were furnished
by an agent OF large insurance
company:
Some captive rattlesnakes in a
restaurant escaped from a box In
which they were confined and Sc
frightened one OF the patrons that In
his haste TO get out he fell In front
Of me. and ln getting up. came up un-
derneath me, tossing me over his
head
Il was In bed and dreamed that a
burglar was bending over me. struck
at him so hard that | was thrown on
the floor with arm extended and broke
my collarbone."
Assisting a lady who had an UNI
trella under her arm. 10 board car.
the point Of the umbrella was thrust
into my left eye"
II placed an electric fan beside my
bed oh ii hot night. While asleep
stuck my foot In IT."
In Il playful mood I kicked al my
wife while barefOOted and accidentally
struck her Oh the knee. thereby
spraining the big toe OF my left foot"
MY arm encircled the neck OF
young lady. l suddenly Withdrew 1t
and the thumb OF my left hand came
In contact with II brooch. penetrating
the thumb almost to the bone"
MY wife was curling her hair.
ran against her and the hair curler
struck my eye
81 WAS embraced by II friend who
playfully said that he could make me
cry-fractured my rib"
"On a private yacht, | had just had
a highball, got up, the boat gave a
lurch and sat down on the glass"
Looking for leak IN Il natural
gas pipe with lighted match-ex-
plosion followed
II missed my train and while walk
ing on the country road | fell over II
COW living In the road. AS l fell the
COW got up. striking me and also step
ping ON my foot"
sitting IN a chair In barber shop
and billiard parlor ball from n pool
table nearby Struck me On lhe h"se,
breaking nose and injuring one eye"
81 had been talking with another
man and as / started TO walk along
didn't notice u woman had pushed
baby carriage directly In front OF me
fell over It."
81 was going down the walk in
front OF iny house when all automobile
wheel which had come on two blocks
away rolled down the hill and struck
me. fraeturing both bones OF the right
leg"
Il was riding In an automobile
when IL struck a hole in the road
causing my teeth TO come together
with such force that the lower Jaw
was fractured"
81 was looking for burglars. and was
accidentally mistaken by one OF my
neighbors for the man we were look
ing for. and he shot me in the arm
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
phsraoh's Throne in Philadelphia.

Part or the palace TO which the
Pharoh Merneptah summoned Nose.
and Aaron to order the Israelltes out
OF Egypt more than 5000 years ago IL
10 become Il permanent exhibit of the
University OF Pennsylvania. In Phila
delphla.
The palace was discovered under
the sands Of centuries by DR. Clar
ence s. Fisher. world famous archie
ologist. who has Just returned after
six years In the field for the Unlver
sity museum. II was located at the
site OF ancient Memphis. not far from
the mouth OF the Nile.
The sections Of the palace obtained
Include the raised daIs on which stood
Merneptah's throne, with the steps az
the sides and n ramp In front. on
which. in all probability. the tive
patriarchs OF the Old Testament stood
after the plaques and henrd the order
10 lead their people from bondage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

VAST
10 hear from an elderly man !" lh" r"a
rs'a.. uu' ness that wants 20 retire "r haN"
'h~ burden Of hiI work dor" hg a nan ni
g." ".'l .ois ~ push and rn"rKT. I nav" ~"
A..DN .rdg~ and with 4 lit'Ip "Npcr."n ." " u
r" ,'pHu.e OF tshing his p.ao", wiz" u" m
- F"a-ure for appo.ntm""'. ~ I"dlrr
ACCOU NTA%T
r"..a and c.ed!. man'G,r roml '',g' ry."-
.t..r t.u be available about Ma -.
az, - married. "Xcrllr'lt "dugar .un. expert
enc ,o.~rs rorporalon manufac'u. ns costs
...ny,rt.. salary $500
" 4lf LEDGEE 0EELcE
i'IIAI'FFETK. wiItc single WISHES private
D s.tion. 8 years experience; do own re
rair city or country. Shepet, $3.50 Milo
NAN Nrst class sterling character ard
,-y-rutive ability. services available for
msuagrrial or s"cr"larlal duties such a may
be required bv biT business Orgduilat ions.
he, is a sheldon school graduate. ais, holds
adDuuls'ra,l ,lon- 100 Iedger OnlCn
OFF'lt'E NANAGER. comptroller aud.'oE.
senior and est accountant Will be avail.
ab.r NAV |: strictly hrst-ClasF man. good
education 81 wears OF age, experience covers
curDoraiIon accounting, manufacturing
utliues and tea'E.uH. expert In oniro n.n
aRamrut srslrmH '.ZIng. arCrGur.ur ana
Merchandising. Address -. i - Box
8I70
MINAGER or HOTEL. conlpcront erac,i
i've experienced In hrst-clasa house.
thorough knowledge Of huying familiar wlih
details In all branches: have shown net earn
InRs which would interest any owner: ref
erences at interview IL. I."dg"r Orice
YDT&Ii Man ~ exp. st"uOg soy. clerk
bOgkkPeper. desires perm pos with oDD
and future; best references. 22G Led on
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Arps NICHOLLs 39G s 2Oth st-T,r.,
lass butler cook, pRrIoF and chamber.
maid together, three girls together: wall
Tessss ladies' maids, etc, wanted. butiars
second men, couples cooks kitchen ns7ds
waitresses ChsmbeTmalds. nurses Isdies;
lids laundToAsFH, house workers and nI.n =,
other help; city. country. seashore ''''
Aus HARVEY. 1918 RlttenhoIse so -
Cooks mattresses. chambermaids coupies
hutIsTs second hOusemsn. wanted d.,
Second cooks Kit chen maids, buffers valet,
sscond men. gardeners. gOvernesses nurses
mattresses. psrlor maids, chsmbermaids,
isundresses, gardeners. accommodations
10 yVENTED-Competent Prot chamberm. IA.
and parIor maids; steady situation; Tef'
1919 Bsinbrldge 81.
iITENTFD. At offlce. 3l2 s. I2th ~ COOKS
Mattresses. chambds nurses. lsundresses
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CARPET CLEANING

HOUSE
Goth Ht, above Chestnut
ariental aud domestic carpets and rus.
rleaneA secured stored
Telephone Locust 1901.
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HORSES

ruREE all sound, well-broken ponies g.
sale one small SsSoS SsstSnd .bos show pony.
II0PsEs-Pair OF young horses al a ssSri
Ace; will sell separately Rear Of bIacu
Nth shop. ait NJ lTth ut.
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Good Stock Issue Wanted


We have extensive private investors; must
os estimate; will consider the sale OF Sc,
surities on commission; no publicity what
438. 80 Llberty st. New York.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to obtain valu.
able exclusive Pcnnsylvania rights prsc.
iished most states; automobile owners in.
rer,sted uaed g. sight; easy sales UNUSUALLY large
Dc doubled frst 'y;STG YEAR, Ias, icdssr once.
MANUFACTURERS REPREsENTATIvE
wanted; open office and manage statesmen;
tionoeriH tions .d,d opportHnity msri"ri9us propos,
t.sailers; should net sl0 900 annually; $500 to
IoeS boe esBitsl SHs required Manager s22 Reaper
WE OFFER wonderful opportunity to re.
liable man to make from $50 TO 500
weekly ct home in spare time; direct by mail
quired only ii2o. Mutual Co. iis W. Lake
st. Minneapolis. MINI.
BAKERY and ice cream saloon. Including
northwest section: dwelling entirely modern;
,,.s W. q i. MecRAcKEN,
so2s w, LehiEh ave. Diamond $50
STORAGE BATTERY BUSINESS
WSisnifd istrisa,,,dn ndSdgal or organaTti9p 70 t1
prsmEt shipnCnts kTdr"ss Hartford Raj.
tery Mfs. Co. Hartford. Conn. -.
WAANTED-A man or woman with $500 or
1000 to invest in safe proposition which
will afford adequate returns on the invest
ment: write for particulars Box 30. Roop.
2l3 ~ BROAD st, New York.
BIG MONEY and a business OF your own.
with sxcluslve rights, In your territory
selling the 'Gasograph," da shbCard gaso-
line gauge. for so. GasoGraph Co. l27 w.
6ath st. New York.
$4,000 CAPITAL to finance PhilndelphIa
proposition party must take charge. run
branch: excellent opportunity; no get-rich
Office
BUSINESS OPPORTU NIFTY Tor the right
man Capablc Of taking full charge OF
onice: fully experienced and in position to
invest $3.50 to so5. 900. Write particulars
| in full poe Ledger Office.
! INVEST $500 OR MORE. manufacturing
busl ness, Phila.: money doubled see fac
tory: large contracts with big profits on hand /:
safe, sure: great future. 13l. Led. on
BOARDS OF TRADE-Wnat Inducements are
offered factory to locate? 4 1913. Led. on
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


,,,... NII,UUO INVESTMENT
WIZ secure One-half interest in live, well.
psy1ng established business, where pronts are
exceptionally large and no competition,
business on cash basis: money well secured
proper parry can have working interest:
present owner needs money for legitimate
expansion, a I'll. ledger Once.
FOR sALE-A fine opportunity for any Arm
wishing to 20 Into the manufacture nj
hydraulic machinery: full line Of patterns,
drawings and patents. together with the ron
ection for hlgh-clsss tools: owners reputa.
tion AL wishing 70 retire: price ana terms
very reasons bic. Address e yi2, Ledger
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AGENTS

WON V3MN.p no START ~ BUSINESS hoR
i lOo hsELF Is a little book sent Tree oy a
tire output through special representatives
Snld To- " me wsarers L shows o ySp NOW SH 10 70
today. CLOVIS Kni, Hosiery Co. philadelphia,
MAKE $50 next saturday--speederstor 70.
Motor sf,sG.inE selling Ike wildhrs used eY Ecra
Packard; stops stslllne and bucklnE; put on
shcT as 10 Instant H. m no hSss e esTs
exclusive territory, Write Quick for infor,
mf,iastlon' f,is Address Perrin Co. 1855 Hayward
amazed c coinns 'iSs mon.y sG'0 vStIsf ,7s rst
DAY; DAY; no more blurred windshields; one
or hos %n rn nnT blur sfSR fs mssc
So%sSfui SoSs, handy % steel %oantsd S holder; az
SECURITY Mfg. Co. Dent. 2s8. Toledo. o
AGENTs-stOo weekly and automobile fur
maryelous new, automobile invention; doubles
frst DAY; terr,ory @ o. roiSs an eh Ike widnre sss
sample outfit free; write quick. ovee Co..
Dtnt. sn3. LouisNllle. Ky.
AeGMTsMsn ssSoIS and women who can sell and
app parel to men and women: experience un-
nsc,.ssstyi we train you TO make from $40
10 tGo daily. no capital required: We furnish
YOU complete sample outnt. Reply Sales
MANAGE z. o. Box 1854, DAYTON. o.
$500 MONTHLY selling new patented fuel
cent gasoline; 30 miles per gallon made with
rordj sold on money;back guarantee; one
Pukwana 5 Dakota
AGENTS-Rai incoats: will positively pay
you W apiece for reversible and leather
ssmn@ rainCCat orders; ] do all delivering;
Investment; postal brings samples. Parker
MIg Co. 1878 Rae st. DAYTON. o.
wlDE;AwAKE MAN to take charge OF our
local trade - to 81 day steady: no eK-
today. American Products Co. sSt Amer
lean @dg., Cincinnati. q.
LIVE energetic successful managers: state
and county; big proposit ION; exclusive
s25. 600 yearly J Hamilton Flynn, Pres
2l2-2l4 Eonroy RldE. San Antonio. Tex.
AGENTs.9oS an hour to advertise and dis.
tribute samples TO consumer; write quick
Products Co. 303 American Bldg, Cincin.
nall
AGENTS - Wireless umbrella; ri psy
hustIcrs 81 an hour to take orders for this
hve-style OUTFIT. Parker Mfg. Co. 1878 Vine
$50 DAILY selling dealers 81 80 tire repair
kits, no cement, no yulcanizing. repairs
3 Duucturc instantly; sample free Rose Pneu-
mal'C p,"- %. 800 ReaCnr. Chicago
+ CHEWING GUM-SelI to dealers: no exper.
necessary; profitable business built quickly;
compl te line. Spcarmint and popular hayors
Mrltc TO-DAY Helmet Co. Cincinnati.
Statesmen. best side line: all retailers;
pleasant. profitable. conyenient: $50 To
'lOO weekly. Manager. Box 3so. Cedar
Eapids. Iowa.
kGENTS-MAkE 4 DOLLAR An HOUR
Soil Mendots. patent patch: instantly
mends leaks In all utensils: sample free
Mondot Co. Amsterdam. y. Y.
i PtG JOBS open: your city must have meH;
$40 daily easy: new method rpflnishiDg
brass beds, autos. cha ndcliers. Write toda v,
Gunmetal Co, l22 Elm. Decatur. III.
SALES SMEN-IneXDerle or experIenced
city or travelling. Write for list of line
and full particulars Address National
Statesmen Tr. Asso.. Dept. 453, Chicago III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
OLD GOLD

OLD gold silver. platinum. plated ware. Old
style teweIry, teeth plates bought for cas-
rst 1877. J. l. Clark. rcfner, 9O7 SnnSom
CAsU PAID for old gold silver and antinn,
clocks. Rogers. 45 8. 17th. Locust ioiS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

. OPPORTUNITIES
g. w. cor. cath and Eikhart a.Sorv
store and dwg. h.-w. heat, elcC H. s6.;,
3. w. cor. Lambert & Dauphin. 2-slv.
:, dws.. rooms. shed; side porch. 80. iooo
store and dwg.. I bedrooms: vacant 700,
n. w. cor. Indiana and Orkney, a.stv
=, store and dwg.., bedrooms: Al cond G5o,
n. W. cor. Clearied and Marston 2.sty.
dwg.. rms, porch; imm puss. 80. 3ip
3Oo2 N. Ringsold 2.sty. porch front
h; W. heat. clec light. ] rooms irl
u. II. MCtraCkpn, 2J.S w Inhigh. Dig 9iu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
BT7STwFSS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Thousands are bringing diamonds to US to
turn into cash. WHY NOT YoU? They
know pay tn iCll market value for them.
We have the trade therefore we pay 10 to
20 per cent. WE NEED ALL SIZES At
ONCE. See and he Convinced We bly
pawn tickets for diamonds
Suite 2l-22 over Child's Restaurant (pr!-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
SHOE Man
FIRST RATE

\ shoe factory Of nation wide ropu.
"a ton for the quality Of its womens
shoes wants a superintendent o.
anufacturing with ability. energy
ara experience: the man who can
Hll the position accertahlv has on
unusual opportunity before him:
Communicate by mail. stating age.
and complete details Of experience
and other qualifications: letters VIII
b" hold in stric'rst confidence
J.. J. Wish'man. Technical Advcr.
i.sinC AGENCY. so Union square.
New York
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BELLE wANTEp-rrMALr

YOUNG WOMAN for telephone aud zenefal
. clerical work knowledge OF typewtltnE de-
tirahle; etenogrsphy not; exceptional OppOr.
tunity 10 advance, near Wayne junction
Applg True 3hapr Hosiery Co. 1915 Brt7~d
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HELP wANTED-MALE

MEN wsntcd--t want a few more men 20
ssry; craftsmen earn $3.50 10 $500 per mon, h (:
ug demand; splendid opportunities; leatn
puithlN at home, let send you free les
,"hi 70 rharge; write today. Address Charlie,
", ,Mofcy: director, 220O CnicsEO Tech
PAPERHANGERs 81 per hour: good men
long, steady job. Apply Moss q Taylor
see warren Hall. 9s3 Marlyn road.
~ ihkNMA male. first class. Apply
---L1-La. ---ern P9ttern Works. Si323 y. Merylne gt.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

N, e. COR: MARSHALL AND GREEN
SITS: THOROUGHLY RENOVATED If.
LIGHT, roomy SIDE YARD on GREsEN' 'n!: sT.
SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES:
size Of lot about "3TjG: Immediate posscs,
sion. Apply at Wundcric's Candy Fsciory
1870 Pege st. topposite 40 " I'd ST
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CONSHOHOCKEN

TWO LARGE apartments In Conshohocken,
pa ob minutes by express from either
Reading Terminal or Broad st. Sta: these
apartments are new. will be complsted and
esslon can he given In less than weeks
tbey arc equipped with steam heat. electric
lights. gas stoves. baths. stationary wash. sn
venIence Including exceptionally large clos
cts and storage space NAY be snrinT sGen NIii SpX
ave CnnshohoCken Pa.
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FOR SALE

TWO Thomson automatic proofers, two
American automatic dividcrs. two Thorn
son rouEders. all equipped with threo-phase
motors; used only few weeks: erected com.
plete in any bakery east Of Mississippi at a
great reduction rricc' immediate delivery
adelDhia Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
BOARDING

M1RyTNE sT., r., 2027--Niceiy Furnished
Diamond 9b42 W.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ADvERTISING--LiNe department store al.
yerusing man wanted. splendid position
and good prospects for the right man
I,reunstein.B,eit Co. Atlantic CITY y. !.
APPRENTICE BOYS who desire to learn
trade are advised TO come TO Midyale: the
courses are limited to boys from 1872 to j.
years old who are in good physical cond-
tlon; the shops are modern and the in
struotors expert. Why tic yourself down TO
some small plant when you can get the very
best Instruction hfre2 Can at our Employ
ment Office and We will gladly talk II over
Midysle Steel and Ordnance Co, 1901 Wis
sahickon ave.
APPRENTICE ,2L TO LEARN STEEL.
PEN TRADE BOYS OF AMERICAN
pARENTAGE TO GROW Up As -sTEEt.
PENhiAKERs: AGES is TO 20 YEARS
UNUSUAL OPPCRTCNtTY. FSTERBROOh
eTEEI. PEN MIG CO, CAMDEN, y. J.
ATTENDANTS 49, MEN IN MENTAL DE.
PARTMEST PHtLA. GENERAL HOS
flTAL. arm AND PINE SrS.: GOOD PAY.
APPLY MRS BURKE. CHIEF NURSE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

TWO THOMSON AUTOMATIC PROOFERS
American Automatic Dviders, Thorn
son RounderS, all equipped with 3-phas,
plete in any bakery east OF Mississippi at a
great reduction in price; immediate delivery
hplphia pa ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

Are YOU tired OF moving around from On.
JOB to anUther-losinS time and money?
GOODYEAR
1000 inexperienced men for rubber trades
Good working conditions
Educational advantages
Liberal pay while learning
Apply in person or communicate with
Factory Employment Office.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE RUBBER co.
Akron. oh.o--Ths city of Opportunity
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IirnrraI

EARN t25 weekly. spate time writing for
newsRa perB magR.; exp, unnec.; detauS
BUSINESS SERVICE CO, lila Land Title
4 bkpra sLenOAa.. iNpaLs. rInrks. $40. 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

9O9p GREEN ST.--HuusekeepinE apart
ments; private bath $40 and up: see
janitor.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

CH AMEERMAID aud wa!'rcss Reliable
..'r.,a per4uu: position adult family G
"'3 deer once.
COMP h%lO& or nurse wishes Unsl'Iun ~
away summer; Protestant. = J3l, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
BOARD WANTED

Young baby, where baby will be cared
for during day. Apply 1882 Pine ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

BECKER. SMITH & PAGE INC.
WATER AND SNYDER AVE,
require the services OF bovs and
young men to learn the wallpaper
manufacturing business: good wages.
steady work. good opportunity: also
have openings for men for factory
work: laborers excepted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

AGENTS-stO0 weekly and automobile fur
nished agents everywhere introducing
marNelous new automobile invention; doubles
first day; territory going like wildfre: t26
sample outfit free: write quick Ovee Co.,
Dept. 500 Louisville XIV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

SILL va Worlds greatest auto wonder; agent, gent,
amazed coming money: Netter, $40 nrst
day; no more blurred windshields; one
operation with new invention keeps glass
GEAR Tor hours. rain blur vanishes like magic
sensitized felt works wonders: IT'S new;
powerful! handy steel mounted holder: nts
pocket exclusive territory worth fortune.
security Mfg 60. Dent De6 Toledo. o
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MOTHER and daughter desire to make res
erva tions for board with small private
gust; please state particulars and terms;
references exchanged. $40 n. 34th st.
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HOTEL COLONIAL Al

Select apartment. family hotel In the center
OF tine city; operating on the American pla
our table will Dlease the most eNacting
9. PTTMAN BAEER. Jr.. Manager
THE LITTLE HOTEL, 2o5 S. Broad st.-A
good place to live while in Philadelphia
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N. Broad St. Cornei

l843 $. BROAD ST.-tBroad and Morris Ns }
"a story. II rooms. including balI',
hot-wateT heat. electricity and garage, a. ,
sirable for dentist or physician Ph"h'
Dickinson 15AO