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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
FIRE DESTROYS LANDMARK

About 1880 o'clock Wednesday
morning the general store of A. j..
Hill, of Pine Run, was discovered to
be on fire, and despite any effort
that could be made was soon reduced
to heap Of smoking ruins. Indeed,
it is not likely that any effort to con-
troll the fire could have been availing,
as the entire rear part is said to have
been in flames, when first discovered,
and as the structure was Of wood it
burned with great rapidity. This
store was one of the oldest buildings
in this section of the country, having
been built and housing thriving
mercantile concern before Clio was
thought of. Mr.. j.. K. Frost, Sr., is
our informant regarding the history
of the building, which is a guarantee
of its accuracy. The latter says the
store was built in 1856 or 1857 by
Mclean Brothers, three in number,
who were engaged in numbering, and
who ran the store as an adjunct of
their business. They moved to Sagi-
nav, later, in order to have larger
field of endeavor. The store then
stood across the street and to the
south of its recent location. At this
time, be it remembered, Pine Run
was place of considerable import
ance, being the center of thriving
lumber industry, on the main travel
ed road between Flint and Saginaw,
and with one or two hotels where the
stage coaches made regular stops.
After the first proprietors came
Joseph Lonsberry, who kept stock
of general merchandise in the build
ing during the period of the Civil
War. In that. great struggle James
VanBuskirk, of Pine Run, was a
soldier and when he returned from
the war he became a partner of Mr..
Lonberry in business. This firm lat
er moved to Clio. Ira Beebe sue
ceeded Lonsberry e. VanBuskirk in
the store, and later followed the 9TH
er Pine Run merchants to the then
new town of Clio, building a store on
the site now occupied by John F..
Wirth. Following this, James Young
DOuSilb IHC ilONCu IL W
its recent location. j. X. Frost oc-
cupied the store with a general stock
in 1873 and for about six yeasr
thereafter, finally coming to Clio
where he was one of the leading mer-
chants for many years and built the
big block now known as the Masonic
Temple. He was followed in the oc-
cupancy of the old store by H. Van
Buskirk, well known to many of the
older settlers, and after that a sue
cession of merchants kept the store,
notable among them being father
and son by the name of Eccles. Lewis
Carey owned the building and kept
store in it for several years before it
was taken over by the last proprietor.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The building and stock was the prop
erty of Mr.. Hill, but we have been
unable to get an estimate of the loss
or the amount of the insurance that
was carried. Pearl Chown, Clio fire
chief, and one or two other members
of the department took the engine to
the fire and, we are told, did much to
save the residence of Mr.. Hill, located
next door to the store. 1t is said the
chemical apparatus proved to be very
effectual.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
ROBBERY EXAMINATION

o. y -aa - a
Gleason and Jack Ryan,
re been sentenced to Jack
a term of two and a half
nth the recommendation of
a half and three years re-
v, following their plea of
larceny of money and
bonds from the Clio State
| December %, were upon
less stand in Justice Tan
irt at Flint, Saturday morn
cross examined by Thomas
ION, attorney for James Dris-
is charged with the same
Gleason said that Driscoll
lear any Of the conversation
him and Alexander about
the Clio bank, at the home
v Goodwin, 920 Durand St.,
londay night previous to the
money was stolen from the
e said that when other per-
aiding Driscoll came into the
conversation was changed.
h told Prosecutor Harry
q also Guy w. Selby, at
r Alexander, that the meet
odwin's was for the purpose
& him (Gleason) acquainted
kander. Gleason also said
n Driscog was in Detroit
Inged for Gleason to come
70 meet Alexander. Gleason
that while Driscoll told him
ander was, nothing was said
lbing the bank.
also stated he didn't see
bn that Monday evening
he had ny talk with him.
iination wa. adjourned un-
morning at 8 o'clock when
Selby will put in some
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
OTHER RoBsER CAUGHT

viii be remembered that of the
men who participated in the
y of The Clio State Bank, only
Ryan, was originally captured.
yo others, Running and Farrell,
the vigilance of the police un-
esday evening when Running
rrested in Detroit, brought to
nd lodged in Jail. Farrell, who
at large, is the man whom
n swore had the $4,000 stol-
N the bank sewed into his coat
rried it to Detroit. The driv-
he machine is also still at large
identity has not as yet been
she'd.
,erning Running, the man who
st been captured, we take the
ng from The Flint Daily Jour
Wednesday:
ming made a statement to the
iting attorney and the sher-
which he tells a similar story
told by Ryan. He alleges that
nd another man named Farrell
nself went to the bank and Sc
he money and bonds as pre-
ID by Alexander"
says Alexander's hand were
air as soon as hey came into
nd that Alexander was to take
himself as far as getting his
vas concerned. Running told
.ials that the three men start
Clio on Tuesday, December FL
den car and lost their way
UP in Saginaw. y
y came back toS, Flint that
lie says, and went to the
in Eighth st. where they had
On Monday night and there
ssoll and Gleason later in the
Driscoll, according to Run
tory talked about the road to
lneslnsy he said, Farrell got
and the shrs< -reBi went to
d did "the job" abDui 1890
Wednesday night hey went
house on Eighth St and met
and it was arrarged they
meet in Detroit the next
automobile going by fright
men and Gleason and Run
alked downtown, he stated.
hey were in a shoe shining
Running saw a Detroit inter
ar go by and he ran out and
it. Farrell is still at large"
ng was arraigned in Justice
} court, Wednesday, waived
ton and was hound over to
nit court under $4,000 bail.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Will
liams, Of Detroit, last week fine
daughter. Our congratulations to
the happy parents and grandpa Allie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Kirby and
daughter, Dorothy; visited N Butler
and family, Sunday.
Mrs. L. b. Crawford spent We'd
nesday in Flint.
Mrs. J. C. Stout gave six o'clock
dinner on Wednesday in honor of her
son, Ernest, it being his thirty-sixth
birthday. Covers were laid for fif-
teen, the guests being his old school
mates.
Farmers! Read McCrady & Mil
ler's large - on last page of this
issue.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
Yours,
Knickerbocker.
THROUGH ELECTRIC SERVICE

Beginning Tuesday, February 1st,
the Michigan Railway Company will
furnish its patrons through, limit
ed passenger service over its lines
from Bay City to Detroit. These
limited cars will be available each
way every two hours from 7:44 in
the morning to 7:44 in the evening.
We are sure this feature will be
greatly appreciated by the travelling
public.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
MASONIC SPECIAL

A meeting of Vienna Lodge, F. &
A. NJ, will be held next Monday ev-
ening for the purpose of comforting
the first degree. This is one of the
most beautiful ceremonies apper-
tanning to our ancient Order and we
hope that every brother who can pos
sibly do so will make it point to
be present.
Earl Shorten,
Secretary.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
CAMPHOR AND WITCHHAZEL
HELP WEAK EYES

Clio people are astonished at the
quick results produced by simple
witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis, ETC.,
as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. In
one case ofweak and near sighted
eyes a few days use brought great
Improvement. In another case il
stopped eye pains and Inflammation.
We guarantee small bottle Of Law
optik to help ANY CASE weak,
strained or infamed eyes. Alumi-
mum eye cup free.
T.. +. HUYCK
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
THANKEE, SIR, THANKEE

We have received the following
characteristic letter from Walter G..
Knickerbocker, civil engineer, now in
the employ of the Edison Illuminat-
ing Co., of Detroit 1t will be seen
he considers The Messenger breezy:
Enclosed check for $3.50 for one
years subscription to the "Wheeze"
from November 10, 1920. In the
face Of retrenchment in business and
general market dullness managed to
drag down nice little increase in
my weekly stipend so feel able to
continue reading Clos newspaper for
another year.
Yours,
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
BAKERY OPENS MONDAY

wish to announce that owing to
my having been quarantined in the
city of Flint because of scarlet fever,
my bakery in Clio has been closed for
the past two weeks. Also that am
now fully recovered and will open
for business next Monday with full
and complete stock of bread, cakes,
cookies and everything usually kept
in first-class bakery. Your patron
age is solicited.
VIM. Orton.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
Bark IN thr Bihlr -Trxt

The Kingdom of God-cometh not
with observation: Neither shall they
say, Lo here! or, 10 there! for, be-
hold, the kingdom Of God is within
you.--Luke IT: 20,21.
For the kingdom Of God is not
meat and drink; but righteousness
and peace, and joy in the Holy
Ghost.-Romans 14:17.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
ITO STRIKES RIG

rriday eyrsing, as Lawson
rfd Hawsey were drh ing on
Highway near Farrandville,
nd toward their home in
they were struck by an
e which was being driven
/, and their buggy was COM
.molished. The bofs saw
ming and drew over. GO their
Z road as far as they@ dared,
hit notwithstanding. For
neither of The boys was
hurt, although Leonard was
bruised, and th, horpe also
It. The driver Of the auto
rdly enough to continue on
tithout waiting to ascertain
Of the injuries he had in
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Walter j. Mcneil will hold an auc-
tion sale Of household goods at his
home in Birch Run, Saturday, Feb.
5, beginning at 100 p. m. James
Mcnamara will be the auctioneer.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
F. M. QUARTERLY MEETING

The regular quarterly meeting of
the Clio Free Methodist church will
begin Friday evening and continue
over the Sabbath. Rev. Myron De-
Viost, will be in charge of the SER
vices. The public is cordially invit-
ed
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
WALL PAPER SALE

Beginning February 1, we will
place our immense stock of wall pa
per on sale at Greatly Reduced Pri-
ces. Nothing reserved; all will go.
Paper as low as 2 l-2c per roll. Come
quick.
Slattery's Pharmacy,
Mt. Morris.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
l. o. o. F.

The first degree will be conferred
on all candidates eligible for the same
on next Saturday night, January 29-
We urge all members to be present
and give the degree team their hearty
support.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27
THETFoRD W. C. T. U.

Thetford w. c. T. u. will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. McCumsey We'd
nesday, February End. All are in
vited.
Mrs. S. +. Rome,
Press Supt,
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27

have any old family recipe
| like to have properly fill
4 do it in a good workman
er--Reid Bros.
ate shoe repairing next to
RS.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-01-27

Shoes repaired while you wait next
to Lev Fuller's.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

~ ,ro I00LTu 70" lNen NetweeN the a0es
oTt - Ind so who can ELye 9est Of reforences'
We 1,,,tlon rack ID by tho biggest men in tho
HL,1T,riTv, HHt rot hooks or insurance buy high
"@|g,js huairess, digniGed and remun, raliNe
Pos Vidcn"r Hldg. ..-
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NWDNlnN

I.ANSDDN Nh'-...'nl -. .r'o.tur. -
cure G-rm. MT lmmc. poEs.: attrac ~
- .!elH. T. " - L.'c, ou'. - ..rH .tS
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STAMPS AND COINS
ROOMS FOE RENT

ABOUT SrAMPS-Ul'Y ~ SEI.L.
PHlLA. STAMP co. - : lS'"H ST.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

ATS. farm. ur unfurn, ;3T S.. ~.
NtE"s. Packer IS l.. Lane av.. A-I r,r
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HELP WANTED--NALE

re YO.I tTTE:i Y'rESTI.T
,s vou take stock Of yiur achif' c;UcL's for
\ year now NoNdinE toward its cnGy Or
az, Won looking buck more Or iefP rUSret.
Fully On moths spent 20 poor advantage
tfHTt exp,nLod for unsatisfactorv pay and
itattvu and energy wasted on some work
.Rrdly worth an ambitious man. oest en-.
S."oni question, mako up. your m!nd riEn'
7ow to see to It that 1928 inventory tells
tar and more enccuras Ing tale. let us
,c,,T You t. flNd yourself and 70 yet you OF
tie tnmp into 1922 At earnings higher
man yGu'vS ever steadily earned before.
~. der the guidance OF a rnPnagor OF per-
'nnrel who'll have YOUR best interests n!wayS
, hnart and with work to o. ta4t EiIi cDll-
-, - mT lot y9lr respect and your loyalty;
&c II" opp ST TftunI.y 40 SfIer vi! CIIciu 70 voi
'r I'f,. With frequent ADVANCEMENT ain"F
-. way: our HucCesh and good rspUt 80,
,.tl be tie guaTanteo 4 NouG own GnOd tor
WE grd pr.do VI career. II }o4 AZ t
,.,.r,.. Is or over. cal, 10 to SUitv HOS
INA I I.e and Trust Bdg,
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iSr ASA NNIiIlI.r. 'or.. store. suitable,
T D." ..'t .1,'.. lu'.N r. etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

sAiESMEN 500 pST mouth rSw h"1Ns
s,;,1rT Wales Adding and Bookkeeping Ma.
cEtrcs, "" are about to op"n2 & I,m new
r a"'' rrounI!ps 10 guaranteed territories ana
Wiii Jay q ,crJ lihrrnl ,".mmlsstm 70 men
"e.,J,.ITTc ga,C + uru. Write or call on ". II.
icII II'',"~,,3nd. loAI chestnut at. Fhla.
( j. ISSN,r:%--Wr w-n. high Ergdc sales
~ ''.'' .,CNlCSD Pa ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

: ~ Irn tcd I0ITor- f07IOWoNTATN uN0W
,S, c,l,ir ~ 0Ial.n H.cfIN- Gay,nE been
rran, u - rrdrl ~ Tru" g Gnn"r', at. r.r
s,us ndob'ol ru t',' p" y rtl''" "rn rr'ino',rI
nsaIrst tic -"nIr to rr"S"ut rhem "ilA"u;
,,rIa, At tine 0f0r" Ul lG" st,u ''r'NdnT'
y, -, 9rE.4gl g Il, Ivr' lrr. i'.l .'.t,I.
'>''' Wv WILLIAM iESr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

u.lu.UoO i'Hlc, b.. Ckcl 10y best
,s,r,as md p. Of ''sAODHI TCn; highest coi0
,igs,o~ natd; this IL hrst.class selling
ItGpos,tton f4r .sn, mG9; refs:cnees e @nt
bend r"TkH'TP 'rmGg.' Allentown. Pa, ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ONE-IIALF OWNERSHIP in local corpora
tion manufacturing standuId lin" ~
pressed steel automotiYe products ror sale
unusual opportunity for party ~ poslttou TO
finance; present owner must leave city to
take up other interests + a06 Lcd-,r of g..
DELlCATESSEA STORE, doing Lood busl.
ness chance for Improvement; good rea Son
for selling. For information apply Parker
q Sraeth, 20l2 Chelten ave,
AMBITIOUS young man with mechanica
equlpment knowledge and $1,000 to inves
viii nnd rare OPP, associating with consult
BEST LOCATION on Main Line; wonderful
opportunity for dentist. PHI cynwyd 2s1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

,ItICkI,AYER wanted. Cali at S3l Area
,,,Ith
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

Roy nbout Is In hoelery and NnderWear
ma nufaCturers agents Office; must under
-. II stnnnPranhY G COZ. Ledger Once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09
HH..i.ssF. ESTATE or ISAAC W. DAVIS, nE-

U-IgF F.S T.FIT VI I''E''' ". " - ''.' -, -.
81 rrENpd--l lctter- test anger tRrN W"0n t"e
stat. OF IstIc W. DuNi4. d""e1scd, having
been granted to Fidelity Trust Company nnd
Frank f. Dnvi1, Ill persons indehted 70 lre
sIII nSI,r. ..r,. rcQuo. i,,l .. m IL" pa%m mt.
nnN ;nU,, hayinR Ga M m"'i"r' tn" sSme to
prrsrut them. without II" h' o. ne on Ce OF
tho s,,id Company, SOC. ".h j5l Nhes'nul
gtlert philn ndcrh.". ,, ,,,,,,
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SUPERINTENDENT

TAHr.E&&H TNE I5,|s 8
u'kKiNG HIGH CLASS DRApERY FAB
RRiCS RiiCCNS A FINE OPPORTUNITY ron THE
itiGIIT MAN WHO UNDERSrAMpS THE
N1AEUEACTUklNG pf THIS ILAoS VI
TEXTILES.
ADDRESS d-4t p, o. BON s4s4
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E.Z,'II,SIVE npa. tnIsI,s In AZ s~ci.ons Of
the city. turn. or uutur.; Sjg-ETIO p'r no
we can Ill your requirements. Morris Apt.
o.. 1908 P"unsylt EiGg., l6th and
Chct,2ut sts. Locust II2Q ----
Arts. ms & hu,n &55, i rIJs. & bath,
500 !. Il. Nagee. Real Estate Tr. B.dg.
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Wns'o - rro7rr'i~s rnd stores

~. Ils' sp'r pGOD TIl,H.
--H S-rn-lg' 1877 A-ch At,
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FORD TRUCK. | ton. largo evprogs bod,.
good c""I ton. S!25 / Ford r,G,ls,vr. rnn!
c"nd1I9a;, $!'1 1887 y. I0,u -. Wood.
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you 30 o'''', JOHN J. McpEvIrT. Jr..
4 ,,,s:555T.STATE or WALTER ALII,

TX drcrasrd-- Succ -dng l,tt"rs testamcn.
.arv upOn the rHtItn II water Allison de-
q sed. having been Granted T. i'id,Ety Trust
Company. all pcrsonS indebted 10 the said
state are rcu Ir 'ol to make pas m"nt and
,l1ae having ella ms u,,alnst the same to pro-
II, them. vi huut d .aY At the CO Of the
a.d Company. Nua. 3@5-33l Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. ,,-,
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BAKER nrst hand on fancy c9k,s , ara r pas; pas;
~; come ready to work. @OJI L, Ann St.
F, Aadclpnin. Pa.---------------
i,JtII,k LAYER wanted. Cali at S3i Area
St. with toos;
EOY about Is In hosiery and underwear
manufa cturers agents oricei must under
stand stenographY. e 001. Ledger 0nice.
ELECTRICIAN. wishes position on mainte-
nnooo or cOnstruction work: D years eXpe.
r,ence, including institution and departmet
store work; expert on CONDUIT. OBJ,
LOOM FIXER for 2xl box G., 4 II. auto.
maIio looms: also one tor AKA {. q
%9tN, %axSs H cHxpected. td Nest Side silk Mill Nor,
wich. Conn:
SIL7N-An old-establ shed motorlruck corn
pany having r,Gen;y pr1m0!ES HGs t'D namesI
~ Hny s,ihsta ntiaI salaries. desires m II. 2J TO
50 years. z ~ the pltGea Of thes% ,: men: ths,
tno;i,ra at early date. See Mr.. Mcmillan.
INV iyESSENER MOToRTRUCK Co.
A.
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-; ESTATE oF N,RIr HIGGINS. DE

WILLIAM =. GESr.
prpSilp nj
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General

COSTUME deaign. tashith illustration. also
and r1lliinery dcsiRn' learn from prominent.
tract cul EXPERTS In surprisingly short time
rnuniHccnt salaries quickly earned Fashion
icSdomv. Dypt. L. t32 North Broad st
CIVII, SERVICE examinations, Jan. and
Feb many vacancies: salary $500 $500:
u,rIte Tor s,EIpiC tegt. = 1921. lsdCer CffIce
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LEnAL ADVERTISEMENTS
F7COURT OF COMMON PLEAS no.
- for thc County of Phil ,deiphln.

Sarah Jane HERMANN VS.. Harry Hermann
TO Harry IIcrImnnn, lato Of 1880 West Dau.
phn street Philadelphia, Respondent:
You will plea ase L. notge that have beer
nnpolnted Master by the Court In the above
ca Sc in which your VIE, Sarah Jane Herr.
mann, has brought suit against you for GD,
that I viii hold r meeting for the purpose OF
taking testimony In sad casc, TT my office
i5O5 Spruce street, Phi,ade phia on Thurs
day, December 20, at O'Clock =. NJ. wher
and whore YOU may attend VITA witnesses II
you 30 desire. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

LESSlAN-Young man to sol goods in
5IiIn n ye age salary expected and eX-
Nc risnce. Il any 0O9 LelKer Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEmALE

STFNOGRAPHER'-Ho husinrss lady Gr-
sircS position; has had years experience
and Is Wiling to dcnOnStrdi" her nblily for
modest salary. VI 1876, Ledger OF &c.
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Genera!

RAILWAY MAIL and postal clerk cXamIna.
tuns; age 10 upward; Sl3O mon h y, rxn
unnecessary. k'or Errc p2rticu ars wrI;e !
! ~onnrd Vornhg Civil Service EyInlilerl
OC2 Equttahls Bldg. Washington, ID &
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Jan and
Feb many yacamcies' sa,a% Sl+QO- $500;
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fsS$7TO WILLIAM L. MATTSON. late Of
No. l44 Walnut street, Bristol, Pa.
You are hereby notified that n final rule
for divorce has been granted against you at
the suit OF Katherine q, Mattson. your wife,
which VIII be heard IN the Court OF Common
cember Term. 1910 No. 1894. on Monday.
the 23d day Of January, A. ID. 1922. on
which day you may appear and show cause,
Y any you have, why such divorce should not
MAX ARON.
Attorney for Libeiiant
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sALESMEN--No matte what yonr past or
vu,,, an man from 20 10 60 years OF age
Who VIII" can I2ok an2,h"g E;"n ~ -" Cy' and
50 oios,nan in the making: we are in to posi-
,t", - rrovs that saleSmcn are made not
torn. | gnnt to see L. {. T. salcsincn. pro
t.rtorcl men, clerks. CanVassCrS, collectors
i,.,,, mo-, sO'iC tors or Rny man who wiz
cI,,a ,nc.haIt hours tim, to having o high
rr,dc proposition Shown h'm. no hooks or
Et','Ir,rra no Sauulo8 80 per cont &c our
~ n' ,,., en- .~c ear ing 500 per week and
nc r' cnI ro cNocrcn'e when they came
~, n -. can as Lvnd Title Bldg. See
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= FlsM[N 10 sci, per cant first mortgage
rcoi estate bonds. hest proposition on mar
krt ibpral commission: references .. B
,r. iri,.rr l3O :. 9Th st,
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LOST AND FOUND

CERTtFiCATE--Dost.c certificate OF naturali-
Hatlon last October: reward Il returned
s?5. Louis Bsrlgtein. ll08 r. Moyanensing.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

ssyP ESTATE OF JACOB MEEs. DE.
ocasod--Letters Of administration d. b.
n. c. I. a. upon the estate Of Jacob NeeA de.
CEASED. having been granted to Fidelity Trust
company. all persons indebted TO the said
estste are requested 10 make payment and
those having claims against the same 10 pre-.
sent them, without delay, at the offlos OF the
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM p. GEsT.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

TIME CLERK factor" payroll 7Nu rlru
awe aEe, experience, reference and sa.ary.
no Rrplic at ona will be CO'.?iher d wi hoat IN
above Information = N02 LcdGer Once
YOUNG MAN dosires afternoon work; Will
not consider sacsmansh,p. l. Q0I, Ledger
Onir1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09

W0MAN-If you have tact and are alive
ana over thirty you can earn $50 weekly
With an old reliable frm: position must BE-
hllCd at once. -,
T'OI'NG WOMAN. competent, educated
wanted tor door. personal service work
In community: guaranteed sa.ary. NJ 72S,
Icdgar Office.
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SALES MANAGER WANTEr

SALES MN.NNNIT3IN " ~ III
,,,, win experience IN Sclng hiSh-Rrado
'ocurItiea or Me insurance, experience ns
,"t'n"'in ,u, " Cnd6nt or oFsstOnt superintendent;
IrIners need not Apply; interview te,ween
iW'Io o'ri ok. 7O5 Imperial Bldg, III Wal.
yu -
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MEsT PNH.hDELpMI.A

4028 MARIiI.T-i'tve large rooms, private
hath, ali newly papered and painted; alec
r. '!Ghts. gas kitchen; only $iJ per month
Apply ul wcck in store -
VI. HAVE st io.- ,,tt.. 90" rrri m W
uhll- Apply Ale Kol-ky & co Inc 9th
lr' ]C.,rut s. We WIZ .R"T