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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-25
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin
Goo late for last week.

Goo late for last week.
Miss Blanche Boston and Bruce
Smith were quietly married at the NJ
f. Parsonage Monday evening, Ret.
Kroneman officiating. They left for
Seattle for short honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hauber were in
Wenatchee Sunday.
Mr.. H. H. Kelley, Pete Larsen and
Aleck Pulse are On hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett were in Wen
atchee Sunday.
The NJ. f. ladies' aid society met
Wednesday with Mrs. Tompkins, Oh
the former Jim Sussex ranch.
Harry Harvey and Billy Stage were
deer hunting, and they are back Re-
suits? We don't know. Ask them.
Mrs. Bert Harvey is quite sick
again,
Mrs. Bert Paul and Mrs. Alden
Warman left Tuesday morning for
their home in Twisp.
Miss Ruth Hannah is sick DR..
Leasing was called to attend her Sun
day. Mrs. Springer is substituting in
the school.
Guy Stage. Chas Wright, Chas.
Miller and Mr.. Bowen are on duck
hunting trip.
Little Billy Spanger is quite sick.
Dr. leasing was called.
Mrs. H. H. Kelley spent Sunday in
Leavenworth with her daughter, Mrs.
Golf.
Mr. Hauber and Bill attended the
Elk's concert in Wenatchee Tuesday
night
Mrs. Thorne, who has been WORKING
at the warehouse al fall, was called
home by the serious illness of her
mother.
The P. F. G. employees songfest
last Wednesday night had several eX-
ira features. Mr.. Gronseth of Dry
den, gave solo; Miss Betty Wheeler
pleased with a charming little dance;
Mrs. Mcpherson of Cashmere. a So
prano solo; John Coppock, a unique
number, playing on an ordinary saw.
accompanied by his mother with the
Zither-harp; Mrs. Mcpherson and Mr..
Gronseth, duet, "My Rosary for
You" and Mrs. Starks, whistling.
Charley Meeker has blood poison in
his left hand, which started from
small scratch.
Oh, the days of the week are many
you see,
But Monday and Tuesday are past;
Wednesdays tomorrow. and Thursday
to me,
VIII soon fit away, oh so fast.
But Friday will drag, know sure a
can be;
And Saturday never will end,
SO till the days pass, and your face
see,
My best now to you, do sendl
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-25
NOT ALL VETERANS
SQUANDER BONUS MONEY.

Seattle, Nov, 21.-Here is the man
ner in which a disabled Washington
veteran spent his state bonus. 1t is
one answer to the charge that veter-
ans merely squandered the sums paid
them for their period in service
through generosity of citizens of the
state, voted in general election.
f. G. Chapman, formerly of Seattle,
was sent to Public Health Service
Hospital No. SIS at Fort Bayard, n.
NJ. He gathered claims of 1873 vet
Grams living in New Mexico, for COM
pensation on account Of wounds and
disabilities, and for disqualification.
and purchased a railroad ticket for
Washington, D. c. More than 90 of
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-25

awful impurities Adler-i-ka brought
out.-Wheeler's Drug Store. Adver-
tisement.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-25
DOES 1T PAY TO WORRY
ABOUT APPENDICITIS .

Uan appendicitis be guarded
against? Yes, by preventing intes-
final infection. The intestinal anti
septic, Adleri-ka, acts on BOTH uu-
per and lower bowel removing ALL
foul, decaying matter which might
start infection. EXCELLENT for
gas on stomach or chronic constipa-
ton. 1t removes matter which YOU
never thought was in your system and
which nothing else can dislodge. One
man reports it is unbelievable the
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-25

the cases were Immediately passed on
and adjusted by the Veterans Bureau.
Chapman returned by way of the
third annual convention at Kansas
City this month, and comrades learn
ed of his action there. Chapman be-
lieves the money was well spent.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-25

The Elks' campaign for the Sal
vation Army fund at Leavenworth
was successful and the $500 quota
was turned in on time. OF the $500
something over 500 was turned over
by the Armistice Day committee, who
also had about $25 to turn over to the
Red Cross.
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DRYDEN.

(Too late for last week..
Carpenters are doing. the inside
finishing on the new Dryden school
house. They expect to have it done
before the holidays and the schools
expect to give a Christmas entertain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-25

cense has ever been revoked and for
what cause, which statement shall be
signed and sworn to by the appheanl
and filed in the City Clerks onice as
a permanent record.
Sec. %. Each applicant for a drivers
permit under the provision of this ordin-
ance shall be examined by a person deslg-
mated by the Board of Aldermen, as to MS
Knowledge of the provisions OF this or
dinance, the traffic regulations and the
geography of the City. and II the result
of such examination is unsatisfactory ne
shall be refused a permit.
Sec. 90. Upon satisfactory fulhllment
of the foregoing requirements and SUD-
iect to all other provisions herein con-
tanned, there shall be issued to the appll-
cant a permit.
Sec. "a. There shall be delivered to
each driver having obtained a permit to
drive a taxicab for the transportation OF
passengers. a badge upon payment OF "
showing his permit number thereon which
must under penalty of revocation OF ms
permit be constantly and consciously dis
played on the outside of the drivers coat
when he is engaged in this occupation.
Sec. %. Drivers permits may be sus,
pended by the Mayor. Recorder, Chief oil
Police or any member of the Board OF
Aldermen until such time as the Board
Of Aldermen may take action.
Sec. 26. If any section, clause or pro.
vision of this ordinance shall be adtudged
invalid such adjudication shall apply only
TO the section. clause or provision so ad-
Judged and the rest Of this ordinance
shat remain valid and effective.
Sec. 81. All permits issued hereunder
shall be for a term of one year.
Section 2S. This ordinance shall take
effect thirty days after final passage.
Tie foregoing ordinance was introduced
and passed on first reading at the meet
ing Of the Council of the City of Perth
Amboy, held June Goth, 1921; and VIII
be taken up for second and third ~eadtngs
and final passage at the next regular
meeting of the Council which will be held
July 5th, 1921, in the Council Chamber,
City Hall, Perth Amboy, N. j.
Dated, June %. 1921.
ARTHUR E. GRAHAM,
4.i4-6-25-7-2 City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-25
PROPOSALS

Sealed bids and proposals VIII be re-
ceived on July 9Th. 1921, at 1880 p. NJ.
STANDARD Time) by the Council in the
Council at the City Hall. Perth
Amboy. N. j., for the construction OF a
sanitary sewer in Carson Avenue from
Compton Avenue to Brace Avenue
The work to be done embraces the
building of approximately 900 lineal feet
of 81 sewer, with all appurtenances.
Specifications and blank forms of pro-
posals can be obtained and detail plans
examined at the office of Morgan f. Lar
son, City Engineer, IT'S Smith Street.
Perth Amboy. n. j.. Full sets of plans
and specifications will be sent to any con-
tractor on the receipt Of ten dollars. The
same to be returned on surrender of the
plans in good condition within thirty days
of the award.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check or cash in the amount of
5000. 90 payable to the order of the Treas
urer of the City of Perth Amboy, without
any conditional endorsement. The success
full bidder will be required to furnish a
surety company bond in the amount of
the contract price. conditioned for the
faithful performance of the work and in
Identifying the City of Perth Amboy from
all suits, or actions of any name or
description.
The Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. If in their opinion it Is to
the best interest of the City so to do.
A.. F. MUNOZ.
Street Commissioner
4247-6-25-2S-7-2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-25

An Ordinance Regulating the Use of Taxi
Cabs (Other than as de-
fined in Chapter 1856 in the Laws Of
1870.
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ter OF late Patrick and wlnlfred Gallagher
late OF 1918 Race st. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral Sat- $50 A. NJ, from
mass of requiem at Church OF Most Bleagad
CO mt -.
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PARCEL POST
LOOK AT THE LIST OF
PIANOS and PLAYER-PIANO
BARGAINS

Below, Which Are Only n Few Of
the Many Makes We HAVE in
Stock Which We Must Sacrifice
to Make Room for Our New 1922
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CLINToN.--D.. Z. ,yirs Of Tbomaa
freSJ.' Clinton s,o tnsT MscrgnI EsissSiyss and
from her o residence. lRGSaS lsss SPsS Psrrsh M st
rows Church 10 K. N. Int. Old Cathedfai iTa
.Gi.YDE,.on DEG. 6, ISABELLE. widow
OF Robert Clyde. RclStlves and friends, also
members Of NorrlB Sduorc U. p. Church
fTI nSt a Gao % SCNd the funeral services
int, X. of p. Gem. Viewing Thurs. eve, i
s6f&F 6Sf2&SFlDsEP TlaS dsSae RsS p ,'9l MH
nes Sra RCsSrS snS S Hsu S the
srs ARE inyltea to the funeral on Friday morn
AiEHtha,s Az Church al . A. N. interment al
q. Dieter. Rolatiycs and friends invited 20
bb9Ippsr9T bIps bs9ryices Fri 80 r NJ residence.
:. DfTscHE.-peo. 4, 1921, GEORGE, son of
ysa IN SS Ssd asH Snst Estys' Fs &pd
tfSFSS fSSsi% $fss & Peter
Mary Dougherty. Relatives and friends also
T No. 23, 4 are Invited to attend
Montroso ST. High mass OF requiem s. S.
bhiiip's Church 10 A. NJ. Int. New Csthe-
DuNCAN,----suddenly Dec. 4, ROBERT T..
hIs6asd 2s F2Te sgs DpTGSn RoStyss and
st p n. psrioTs Yqfayctto Taylor. O!Saay aost
S9 y; BsOad Ct. Friends may cali Wed.
AFHSR T%RH Rss RsssSsS at g SsPs
ERwIN:%DeS. s. s." JE&EvrA B.. daush.
% G "f nvtca a09S to fnnSra Rs%
IWSe' Frr a;So Nj at late re,,,denos 22i1
AESIi EESSRESsTAPES EsPESsuk0pDET 0D TsiSssayi %iss Dec
Se1a fnTe1S hsr 1s il on pIaG Ipds
ford at. Remains may be viewed Thursday
., HS5Fs. .SsE
Bottle! United Eyang. Church, !nyited to at! Z!
residence. 80S4 n, ,Maryine 's, Int, private.
FrlSTTfz5 PX@fK fs Ers tS Bee NJ
l'ltg;pqtrickti Hlgh mass in st. Andrew
4. NJ, ,Relatlves ana friends invited ''0'
FoRD;I2n RL, n1l, Dec C T6 r. 1921: nt Belwood.
Grphnr' Ford aged 6S years.
FREELAND.- Suddenly on December Z
ANDREW r. hnsSHPG psi" ,'!o OF IsahSlls B. Free
late residence. 1905 Prospect ave. Metros,
Park. Pa. Interment private, Northwoot
| Cemetery.
FRIEND ON Dec. o, 1877. FREDERICK
husband Of Clara Nj Friend Relatives ant
/ friends. also Penna. Council No 342 r A.
ana employees of Victor Talking Machin,
evening. at 3 o'clock, ut his resdcnce. I'll
| Sth ave. Haddon Heights. n. J. lntermen
private. on Friday.
! GALLAGHER.-Dec 7, MARY J., daush
4 ter Of late Patrick and Wlnlfred Gallagher
! late OF 1918 Race at. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral Sat. $50 A. NJ. from
mass Of requiem at Church OF Most BIeggsf
Sacrament 10 A. NJ. Int. Holy Cross Gem
GElSSEI,-- Dec. :. JULTANNA, widow n,
David Geissel. ~ her 04lh ynnr service!
Sat | T. NJ. residence OF son-in- Law JohT
ConRtabir, 1922 ArrOtt ST., Frankford Int
FernwOOd Cam. Friends may call Fri eve
GORMAN.-On Dec u. THOMAS. husba nd
Of late M3rEaret Gorman. Relatives GnC
friends invited to furnral. on Friday. at s sc
A. NJ. Int residence, 3Oi3 Harper At. Sol
cmn mass OF requiem at st. Francis Xavier
. L'hu en-. 10 a VI. In;ernfent Holy Cross
iTALi.0wETL.-Dcc. :. WILLIAM r..
/ husband Of Elizabeth L. Hallowcll. nZrc
/ SS Relatives and friends invited to srrv
! Ices. sat, = y. NJ, at his late residence
| Loachlad". Old York road. Arlington. Pa
! Int. private, HatbOrO Gem.
/
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Dfaths

,,y-on Dec. o. 1921. ROSE Z. wife of
Ash'V Ash. Service on Friday afternoon,
FAY eTicck. at residence OF % her sister S49o
s.Ssssing ave, Interment private. Friends
kinessssn Thursday evening.
Sfr 'n uI Al West Chester, Dec. 7, HAN
A gRRABB, aged 81. Due notice of funeral
his5 hins5,aroN.---Ertered into rest at stenton
Bct.' on beloved huabnnd Of Margaret II.
pN 81 aged 80 years. Services and inter
nm, n,ans,WyhEY.--Dcc. yi,F o, GEORGE F., husband
Svea MaTSa To- To- TfS%SI fGneFS rsTvSss STfyG' sa SPa
ffsnnuSu at residence of son. Alvah II.
s,Triey. Il 4iOs \. Sth st: mt, private.
SsiSdi sSsIsndis may call FRI. to 10 p. NJ
BIZ II Emma ElrnlS. Funeral services
bano y - y NJ, from his Int residence
~" yesum ave, ROxborough. Int. pri-
r,s r,SstAcx.-pocA 9, BLANCHE p, widow
Il HVT,d HVsnd friends are. invited to attend fu-
I'VE, we, Fri, $40 A. Nj. from her late resi-.
S.sss S.ss. 5sS cHmass ,Ss st. ,aH sGeTp requiem
ma'si Y mi, Holy scpulchre Gem.
:" noI GER (roo Kinsella).--Dcc, 5. MARY
bVtt vie Of james jaso. p; TS9lsSSr end ssnd, mother Of
;, Of Snnssfa5c ss5c W. y Frankin st. O' nor 'a'0
'nnt'IIM M-suddenly. Dec. o. EDGAR A..
,p.Ssnd Of Evelyn W.. Brehm. in his 38th
fusp""'R relatives and friends. also all Or
fsfhh,sd 10 attend funeral, Fri. 1890 a. NJ,
Il; Ss.. residence ''''Y,, " ."'' '''-
Napy Brown tnse QUINN and son OF late
corne'lnTrse nTrselSnd. and Relatives and friends in.
si to atSna SSIs {nnsTH s5sh 81 Er s A. ., NJ ate
yes,'0' IN Solemn requiem mass at st. Bridget q
sl, sslN1rcS go a. NJ Int. ct. Marys Gem.
poSborough.
ppowNtNG.--AtlnntIc City, y. J.. Dec.
pnoRE WHITE. widow of the late Cieoryr
dcnng. agci 72 years. Relatives ana
S,nds are Invited TO @ttond the funeral
ssr.s, ,s 2ia S. MASSACHUSETTS, ave. Int. pri.
ss,s nj Co,estown y. J.
nrcKELEw.-s. MATILDA. widow OF
,..nc Buckeew. at Jamesburg. y. j.,
psc, 9. 1921, in h1r S1th year; Relatives and
ar? "eo No. To- "'F% ner I %to ssrEGGs
jamesDurg, n. j. -
s,rr9, sr ., IRolatiyes and ,fgicnds are inTitSd
~ gDSsn SsT nrda Ty Ts j. N r6G% tRe
SiiSSgi fMs Vine ST. High mass Church Of our Lady
/ y; Victory 10 a. NJ. Int. st. Denis Com.
p,rrrER Dec. 3, 1921, at tho Walter
H." IL the l.. S. Army. son of tie late
rolonel william and Mary Butler. Int. al
iewstown, Pa.
CAMPBELL --- Doc. 3. 1921. HELEN
|cAiiPfF!IL (nce Ramsey. wife Of late John
ri,td % attend funeral. Fri. $50 4. NJ,
ras,ferce. 1859 s. THy,or st. Solemn requiem
mass It. Gnbriel's Church 10 a. NJ. Int.
| Holy Cross Gem.
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TriRIsT.-suddenly. Dec. :, 40 p, NJ,
OLIVE E wif" Of Or. f.. Allen Tri-t.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral,
En- $50 A. a. I%t" EeS'4%nce' plG2,,c-n l&@ =;
high mass Church Of our Lady. Int. st.
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Folding Chairs 5',:asy ,scl 75c Each
IYPEWRITERS 4%WEs3 rRIG%s

KtIIaU-' TyptWrItor LNohlnR"- III FILDeLL.
SIN EVENING DRESSES, l white fur eve
ming coat for sale. cheap. Apply evenings.
LLl I-LL-L
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FOREMAN wanted on an afternoon paper IN
Naraut hus"tts Cit"' union, $50 "a w".l, .
must have roHI ability TO hHudl" mon and
gwiur NE tob, stat" as" aud qualifications.
y. t. n. y. Assn. I."u'aUt st., Wore, -
ter, MlsA ----.--.-. .------
Inatlr !nonS; also ore Tor 4yI g. & K
G"m head looms. good piac" with sleau-
work. in r,plY Ey", e., Sxp"' ;,""'"'" ana
w'ch. Conn. .----- ------
MAN-Textue man with ORIGINAL Idcas or
new fabrics. to he PAID royalty for each
| Office
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SAl.ESNlE% -imrFtu sdIrrmeu to sell
So HcorS1S ,1a'w on 5oGn o"nds. T2s3 with
pa. lruiars. j. Donald, Planters Loan and
Sa, ingg IItuk. AuguSta Gu.
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RAMSoS Suddenly. Dec r. ELMER W.
husband Of Mildred 7. Ramson. aged 81
Relatives and friends. also all organizations
OF which he vas member. invitSI t6rdon to f,
Valley Presbyterian Church int private.
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I rANPBELI. - Doc. 3. 1921. HELEN
riipiiEI.L (nca Ramsey. wife of late John
In Camrsell. R2latiycs and frienls are in
Siud % attend funeral. Fri. $50 4. NJ,
rs,IGerce, 1859 s. TUy.or ct. Solemn requiem
mass st. Gnbrel's Church 10 A. NJ. Int
Hoy Cross Gem.
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sEH3% IL ~. SNDOE, ,PIT E1Eband - Paw
line Schrecweis (rce Schmdt). aged 40 Due
notice Of funeral will be given. from hts
bro'htrs residence. 4442 ". 9TH st. PhIa'
Hf;i.MiNA. widow OF George Jacob Schwartz
itoff Relatives aud friends are invited to
attend funeral services. Fri. p. NJ. at the
residence Of her son. Harry Schwartzkon.
825 =. 81 St, Darby. Int private. Fern
wood Gem. Newark, y. j.. papers please
copy Friends may View remains Thurs,
nftnr 1 Z. u.
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KTNDON.-Dec. u George NJ. husband
Z late Sarah Kindon tn"e Rilcy) Relatives
nd friends. also Palestine Lodge. No. 4IG,
'. and 4. NJ: Abel Lodge. No. .. \. .. !.
ourt Mfrlin, No "a. +. of A.. invited TO
unrral. Sat-: =. NJ. from his parents
csidencc. 1908 Bowman st. Falls Of s1chuyI-
.osa. 2:45 =. NJ Int. adjoining grounds.
'riends may call Fri. eve.
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BALE EswOMEN


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HELP WANTED-FEMALB

BOOKKEEPER. experienced, competent to
take charge Of complete set OF double
entry books. wanted at BTvn Mawr; salary
$1,000; in reply state full particulars. p s35,
Ledger Office,
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HELP WANTED-MALE
ARE YOU coNcRATuLAr1NG YOuRsr

ARE YOU CoNCRATUIAT1SG YOURSELF
na you take stock Of your achievements for
the yenr now heading toward its cndp Or
are you looking back more or less regret
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NiEE
UnTED DAN IlfYE-l

YOUR PAY CHECK
will ba handed to yOu every Thurs lay vllrn-
.ug, aud w!l RcSr be lt'a than
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h v - trondty cherlshifsx the mem
. ffp1WN,,h beloved wife, REBBCCA SUSAN
M sSiyny. Nv who departed this life, December
c. W. II.
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PERSONALS

/. nRGpY, aO7 l.. Glrnvt ave. sold meat
buslHess to II. lcI. Creditors apply
Toukin hiG TaFkuT st
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HOWARD VINCENT
Baby Grand Pianos W W
Elec. Reproducing Player-Piano

IN Use pni, = months: cost Hl5UO new: partv
.u.ltt sarr,Grr at uu... vil consider ensy
.rrrnIS ,"I for druuusir rIIun upru every
.>rulru NOWAInD VINCENT, $40 1873 $40.
NIg.~Ii NiU y Gth ~
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CIIIEF CLERK. thorough knowledge of nc.
counting, bookkeeping and office routine:
on" familiar with street railway accounting
rr"rerr"d; nlYtse qualifications. "Ypnri"nc",
Nv TO Secretary. Box "W," Atlantic CITY.
y ]. J.-.--------------- -------------------
DYEE AND VET CLEANER wanted, OK
ucrlnrr"d: must h" frtt class. Write, CIV
ing experience and wages expected. SANITARY
Clrruin% and DvoInE &C.. WiLkns- -Rarrc, Pa.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

MARRY w SMITH, III SANHOM ST.
FOOT Specialist and ChiTopod st--DT and
Mrs. Wilson; treat atmentsl surrorts stock.
ings 61s Heed EldR.. 1918 Filbert
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED .-, 'uiuI, T., N'G'. l"p /. GO
rDruu.t' G.t ru lulH N1It.rlfgo s..
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FOR SALE
OFFICE ErRNIrNNE

EONEY DoIlCI0us cxtracted honey. lbs.
lH)!NLl 81: lbs. 81 65; - lbs. 50
Delivered By parcel post; satisfaction guar
.a,laod or money refunded. J.. X. HOS
'rETTEl Route ,. Lancaster. Pa.
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SINGLETON q, REBECCA GEORGE
SINGI ETOE Services at tho homo of her
niece. Mrs. George a. Wolf, 1894 Spruce st..
Thurs, | i, NJ.
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sTEEsH%HGhGTPEi Eiro%G Rci O. from, seyT5S X%S
Howe and 4. q. B. Steel: Funeral servicea,
H22o Gormantown ave-; Thurs: 9Th inst. .o ?
trains from Broad st. Station At Chestnut
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STERN-E. On Dec. G. JEANNETTE. widow
of George Stcrne. in he SOth year. Relatives
on Thursday afternoon. at :" O clock. at her
late residence. $3.50 y. Broad ct. lnterTent
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Itr'NT. ElIGSrat. hrc'! blended SiIn, In new
nrri.. Sl2J; va,u" $3.50. Ricd"r'y I9S Mix
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LOCiGt3.--At Vcntnor City. =. j.. Doc. t.
l2l. HARRIET DORIS. daughter Of Harry
Ion and Ella Mehrman Tochc. aged I5
elativtB and friends invited to attnnG mn ss
RI. 8 \. NJ. Oar Lady star OF the Sea
hurCh. Remains may be viewed Tnurs., 1
+. NJ. at residence, 100 s. Little Rock
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HUIZINGA NJ. husband

- STO&G. - Dec. o. 1921. MATILDA T..
Cnvghi"r Of Eva T.. and late Charles II
S,ung aged 20. Relatives and friends. also
n,,rrbr~s Of the htoncHlent Lutheran Church.
nrn invited t. attend funeral services. sat,
$50 y Nj. at rcPd"nCe. AS y. Thompson
II. Int. Nurthwoll Com. Rcmains may be
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Dec. 7. FRANCES ADA.
Hutchinson. Relatives and
to funeral services, Sat,
sidcncc. 4G02 Feruhlli road,
. Greenwood Gem. Trenton,
p. NJ. Friends may call Fri.
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IAUER.-Dcc. ;. II.NRAiAN I.AUER, in
lis 18th year. Funeral serViccI Fri.
.nuer. Tni Fa!rview ave. Amber. Pa.
Further services at Hat6oro Gem. Chapel
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i<EErE. Dec. 3. 1891 rATHARINE,
wife OF the late Michael Kcefe (npc DiclS-
SOM Rera'ivcs and friends are invited TO
attend funsral. Fri. $50 A. NJ. late r'si-
drncc. 1915 ). 18th ct Solemn requiem
mass III tho Church OF the AnnounCiation 10