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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
HER FRIENDS HAD
TO GIVE HER HELP
Washington Woman Had Suf-
fered for Years and Was
in Deplorable Condition

I just can't besin 10 tell all the
Sood Tan'cc hes 6Ore nc: feel and
look ILL q different person @ tn
inr IL" sd Mrs. Anna Kanz!citer.
rwo'. W. sh.
Abort five yc@rs aco my health he
San 70 fail 7 lost my appetite and nv
S'omarh became SO weak and unset
that nctE'rr ae'eod with me. My
rack hurt me Ike it would break in
tTo and I would sc: 50 weak world
hove to give Up and go to ed. Nv
NO. Thhors had TO come in and look
after me az tines, and ' was as de-
'uandent md miserable as any person
ever se's % be.
'Tanlac has been a wonderful helm
20 no +" every way. l am so well and
S'roO- row 7 10 all my housework
without getting tired and am able to
en'pr lie again. Tanlac certainly has
No"r worth is weight in go'N to me.
Torlae is sold in Peudleton hv
Thompson's Drug Store and by lead
'nG druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26

(Waterloo) in some other ways, |
think there was govd seed Sown, and
will in due time, bring forth a good
harvest. However, I cdrle out badly
MANNED in the shuttle. | am sure |
did not kick the dog or the moth r.
ig.law that YOU wrote about in youg
editorial, about that time. Now ,as
We. LEG wants to kick 4 little. so let
'er buck. In the past Two weeks, iur-
inB my painful momC'Its, / have had
que time to consider the action of he
let que, and l do not think the resu~
l%utions. passed by n at meeting, and
othei meet ngs over tho state. caused
Portland to see the hanlNt.;fhS on
tho wall. l am Ind l hr.lelc Gct
member Of the leaSln, favors a ,tn
erlt retrenchment If tornty and state
affairs.
If my memory is correct, | made It e
statement to the :n."a ng that day
tha' l had no ene'nv 10 revenge .r
{ lend to help. Howe ~. J.! wa. ass NJ.
ed by one wise man If the east, Gfh
facts and figures, hCW mlirh MY l"yS
HAD made during the seas, y Oh dl-
sttate. They claim an fAhln D, he
statement.
Now about tho lnw, tScl DOL
Ho"sc) In Adams. I was al.atl cd N
thu rear, by ono Of ely friends, ana
wa9 handled 50 c%levnr.v w,thn.t
gloves. l have ofeal won tered il l
did really look like (Xac .chae.us) Of
olden time, who was in the tor Ct the
sycamore tree so lie 2oull get a
glimpse of the light IF the world.
Now to make a iunS story short, ]
want to say. to my friend l have al
ways favored good public schools aud
do think, that they are Il great asst
to a community. WHY not give to sIlc
boy or girl, of poor classes the zane
opportunities that lille rich rGln has
for his children. MY sympathy is
great for the boy r t.lrl, who Is VII
ing to obtain an "dlcatlol If gen
the opportunity. However, the rc,d
people of Adams thou, Int i, would 10
wiser to give them Il good rducl'isn
than have them al 10 gro,; nj f. se
democrats, / am ha jpv to say n; [
this wonder school house thai has
been a thorn In The flesh was Jiit
under the Wilson adm nstC.)n antn
we We're getting Sc 70 500 for our
wheat. and best VI al will sou be
paid for. 1t may H. that tie comfy
and state are going ~ sect on fuglor
brances of education m public schteis.
This is Il matter that tho hague i..a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
People Here and There

J. l. Waldron and ]. S Beckvith
were Portland visitors Christmas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
HERNTLSTON WILL


fContinued from Dago ~
reached, INFESTED cows will not be
permitted to be shipped into the dis
trict.
Henry Sommerer is county project
leader in dairying. Community lea
ders are Frank Waugaman Of Co
lumbia. a. W. Agnew of Hermiston.
and f. a. Baker of Stanfiold.
One problem faced by dairymen OF
the west end of the county is a mar
keting system. The liquidating of tho
Oregon Dairymen's League is re
sponsible for this condition. There
are 100 members of the league in the
irrigated sections of the west end. An
effort is now being made to secure
a reimbursement of conditions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
CANADA'S APPLE CROP

OTTAWA. On,., Dec. 26.-U. P.)-
Canada's apple yield for 1921 is 1891
200 barrels. The Dominion Fruit
Commissioners Department shows
that British Columbia increased its
production to 1909, 900 barrels, az
compared with 5O4,54O barrels the
previous year. The total value of the
apple crop in all Canada is placed at
$50, 600, 600.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
TOLSTOT'S DAUGHTER


eral members or relatives of the Toll
stoi family, thankful for this refuge.
and engaged in keeping open the home
for visitors and preventing thefts of
manuscripts or other souvenirs, with
which the home is crowded. Without
money to buy food, the occupants have
.een obliged to sell their farm animals
lack of grain to feed them.
1t is estimated by Miss Tolstoi that
800, 900 will be required 10 restore
homestead and other buildings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
MEASURES DEAD
Continued on page 81

steadfastly against gouging the gaso-
me users IN order to finance Port
lands enterprise were subjected to
strenuous pressure during the session
has been known for several DAYS past.
The fair boosters resorted to every de-
nee to break the Eastern Oregon dele
cation and there are reports of oues-
tlonaole methods being employed.
However they were of no avail.
Sloan Did Not Sign
The legislative petition against the
Wallula cutoff was signed by every
Oregon member Of the legis-
lature with the exception of Frank
of this county who refused to
sign the petition though given an op-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26

ROOSTER BLINDS BOY.
IONA. Mich, Dec. eel. n. 81
Brown, two years old, was
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26

take up later. Now l will taha i iorg
breath after finisn'r2 tnc al<>e I,tra
graph. In conclusion | wart t, rank
the y club for extending to me the
courtesy to represent them before the
county court. the last meeting, was not
able to be there. Now last of all, l
want TO wish my friends and neigh
bors a merry Xmas and Il Happy New
Year.
Yours,
J. T. LIEUALLEN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
p~ortunity to do SO.

PORTLAND, Dec. GA. P.l-Ir
President Ritner of the senate refuse
10 sign the exposition measures passed
by the special session last week court
action may be taken. Secretary of
State Kozier may be asked to place the
measures on the ballot. and if he re-
fuses a friendly suit may be started to
get a court decision on the question
whether Is votes constitutes a major
ity of senate when there are only 90
members sitting. as was the case at
the special session. The state wide
committee may be called together by
Chairman J. L. Meier. to determine
future action. Meier said he believes
the people would vote for the fair if
given u chance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
FROM THE PEOPLE
EAST oREGoNIAN COMMENDED

Weston, Ore, Dec. 10, 1921.
To the East Oregonian,
Pendleton, Ore.
Gentlemen:-I am indeed pleased
to note that your paper is upholding
the work of the county agent and
home demonstration agent.
And as one who feels the need of
just such work as these two people
are doing for the county, / wish to
express my appreciation of your
stand on this question.
Respectfully,
MRS. AGNES BRUTSCHER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26

blinded when a pet rooster playful,
lpeeked him in the eye. An opera
ton will be performed in an effort
10 restore the child'S sight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-26
ADAMS SCHOOL BUILT IN
WILSON'S TERM.

Adams, Ore, Dec. "a, 1921
Editor East O%regonian:
II has been almost three weeks
since tho Taxpayers League met in
P%endleton. And in one way, met our
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

I vim Routson attended the re-union 81
the Eastern Star at Pen Mar. These
ladies are members Of the Arlington
Chapter.
Mr.. Solomon Myers and family
spent Sunday with his son, Mr.. How
ard Myers ana family, Of Relay. They
visited MIR. Norris Frock at the hos
pital and found him improving. He
hopes to return home the latter part
of the week
Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Lew Waltz yis-
tied Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dingle, Of
Hightleld, the past. week. They also
visited relatives in Hagerstown.
The Methodist Protestant church
which has been repaired and improy-
ed win be reopened on Sunday There
will be an all day service. $50 Sunday
school 1890 Holy Communion. The
afternoon service beginning al viii
be held by the Sunday school p. m,
preaching by Or, Stevens, Of the Sem
mary, Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26
rNI0NT0MN

Mr.. George Selby and Mr.. and Mrs
Simpson and son, Alfred, were weeks
end visitors ait the home of Rev. and
Mrs. H. G. Dobson, Northumberland
County, Va.
Mr.. Marshall Hodes. OF Washing
ton, spent several days with his
grandmother, Mrs. Lanye Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Fielder Gilbert and
daughters, Misses Katherine and FL
della are attending Camp meeting,
Central Manor, Pa.
Mr.. CORTLAND Hoy. of Philadelphia,
is spending his vacation with his fam
fly at Mrs. Clayton Hams.
Mrs. j. r. Garner, OF Linwood. is
spending the week in town with Mrs.
Kate Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb and
son, OF Hanover, were weeks end
guests at the home of Dr. Kemp
Miss Georgia Cr0wsOn, of Virginia
is visiting her brother, Rev y. p.
Crowson, and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Nusbaum and
sons. Roscoe and Wafer, of Avon
dale were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Hollenberry on Sunday. Mrs.
Brodbeck and daughter, Catherine, re-
turned with them. for a visit of sew
eral days.
Mrs. Alice Brought has returned 10
Westminster for another fortnight
visit
Dr. Hodes and Mr.. VIM Shaw on
Monday started on a motor and camp
ing trip. Their destination Is Tennes-
see They expect to be gone about
three weeks
Mrs. -. H. Cookson and Mrs. Mel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26
ROCKY RInGE

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey NJ. Pittinger
and daughter. Cora, spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Harry G. Hope and
family. Of Ladiesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitmore and
family, Of Franklinsyiile. spent last
Saturday with Mrs Ida ], Miller, Of
this place. aud attendeG the picnic.
Mr.. Clarence G. Piitinger, Of Logs
spent one day Of last week with his
brother. Mr.. Harvey u. Pittlnger
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Pittinger and chill
dren, Of Logs. spent last Saturday
with Mrs. Carrie Nj Pittingor, Of this
place
The Jasper news., 1921-11-03

friends with a masquerade party.
The guests came Gin the most
charming attire. Nellie May had
her home decorated with black
cats, witches and Jack-o-lanterns
which made everything have a
gh hostly appearance. Several
games suitable for Halloween
were enjoyed, after which light
refreshments were served and all
started home, having had a fine
The Jasper news., 1921-11-03

time. Those present were: Helen
Nunnelly, Eugene Follmer, Viii
la Hyder, Floyd Hardaway, Fran
ces Wells, Meryl Hammond, p a
line Patterson, Lorraine York,
Arlene johnson, Lorene Beck,
Olive Lee Spaid, Gwendolyn
Wine, Jack Boyer, Earl Good,
Harvey Woods, George Wolfe,
Curtis Sides, Maurice Buerge.
Jimmie Johnson, Ben Campbell.
The Jasper news., 1921-11-03
piseonnect Your cutout..

The nev state law going into effect
November prohibits the use OF the
cutout on automobiles anywhere in the
State, and where cars are equipped with
muffler cutouts they must be closed and
operating levers disconnected so that
il cannot automatically open or be
opened or operated while the vehicle is
in motion: This rule applies to all
classes OF motor vehicles, and operators
Of trucks as we'll as owners OF cars are
required to make it impossible for their
drivers to use the cutouts.
The authorities in Jasper must en-
force the new law and hereby give
warning to all that there will be no dis
elimination.
J.E. Hull. Mayor.
w. H. Hager, Marshal.
The Jasper news., 1921-11-03
THE JASPER NEWS.

ARTHUR r. DRAKE, Publisher,
JASPER, MISSOURI.
Ensered ~ the Postofiice ct Jasper,
MsI, As second Clnss matter, Septcm-
Der u, la8S.
The Jasper news., 1921-11-03

The following is a list of those
who contributed finances TO the
recent Jasper Fair. If a name is
omitted that should be there we
will be glad to make the correction.
The Jasper news., 1921-11-03

Monday night being Hallowe 'en
night Nellie May Hammond en-
tertained several of her little
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HELP WANTED-MALE

commercial artist for ad-
vertising drawings in newspaper art de-
partment. Address, giving full particulars
experience and salary wanted, NJ 486. Ledger
Office.
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PIERCE-ARROW sps.1a,Syrsl sss a,;yslvo t;;Pqs.
sainte Claire Co. 20ss Marker Al. spr sis siRc
STUTz touring and TosdHtorsi ali modsI.;
thoroughly overhauled and refnished. ns
csptionally low price; cash or terms 9sn AZ
Hunter stutI Agency. 900 n. Broad OF, "'''
TIME payments can be arranged on anv -,
our low-pTiced used cars Willys Overland
Inc. 1920 Arch At ''u'
WESTCOTT SEDAN. in wonderful oon5T-
tion; will sacrifice. See Mr.. Hunter, SIM.
Agency, '860 N. Broad st. 'N'@
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tis, 500. Is 1900 LESS

N3loVO, II V2bOO LESS
Than this B-story corner residence vi.h
garage could have been bought for last w..k
hot water heat. electricity. hG rdwood nopr.
throughout. blscpinE porch. Rudd heatsr.
attr artINe nnighhlr hood: Nnnhnt wv. =
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MISLE6TGM sISTd = p. UsF; 81, 1927, G. yINToN.
frlerds are invited to tho service on
lesg 1ag Siterno0n, at two O'Clock at his late
Ioence ip32 Usage ave. Interment al
Nenhncn nf fha % mill. --.NN'.'' Nv
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peAryrs

s, Y. Franksnheld Sons, $500 Vine st In,
wooksTtNcRoFT; My, g, cATHARINE
tlyes and friends are INVITED TO attend ~.
neral serylees, Mon. gao p NJ. late resi-.
Ssn,ce Ss,s, 1873 Harrison st.. Frankford. Int.
nWdRlplyr. :. Ncrsis,own, Pa. Nov i.
WARREN ADAMS, husband of panchs
annie Dove Wright. Funeral and int prIs
yate., Friends may call Fri. Z TO p. H.,
sta MS late residence. 100 E. Jacoby ST. Il,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
RusINESS OPPORTUNITIES

40 INTO INDEPENDENT BUsINEsS-For or
500 we will give you tho right to use our
formula for tho production Of very cheap
easy to handle and manufactured at a cost
within reach OF the smallest pocket: ask anv
one about the possibilities Of a commodity OF
this nature; in addition we will give you In
structions. conducted by our chief chemist.
TO teach you this particular business; there is
sutinR Chemist Address 3i8, Ledger
OffICe, and we will mall YOU full DartICulars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

GERMANToWS, $500 drCene 81, zoe
., vel furpished, overlooking Vernon Psst
spNn.ntrc Ights: g: hot-water heat. hot and cold
and seyeIal trolley lines. ''''ro"os
GtNw So3 T.: Chelten av,-Ist nr- ant Ar
Dath. 800; adults. Germantown 1O5o " "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

. .T4O =. MUHLFELD 81, Mnd.rD 6TI,i
dwrl,inS' ,w%iima finance keys at orice: prils
'e'1Io q. 4 GAvi 7o2s wooal.,a ,r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

''SS@ ssT' a' ~ IT, EssiIs slsss:s:sl
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FOR SALE-Double cylinder, double drum
hoistlng engine; size 7xS; price $3.50; lot "
In. bolts, all lengths; also lot cast n MALE
able washers in. CTeRmer. 1910 Beach.
ELECTRIcAL MOTORS, MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
o. BRIEN MACHINERY Co, 1lg N, SD ST
PULLEYs. hangers, shaftinK, betting. half
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Company Wants Directors

An established fast growing Camden manu-
featuring company offers an opportunity 70
Directors: Investment OF S0250: no services
required; references will be given and ex-
pected. Write TO box u 4l2. Ledger Office.
to 1915 per cent would like 70 Interest a
few parties who have $1,000 or more TO In
vest; this corporation has earned and paid
Years: w have orders on their Books to siesa, Eeep
plant going full capacity for months; ref
erenGs and hnsnSisl statement submitted.
Il 803. ledger Onlce.
CHEMICAL ENdINEEk, with 10 years. ex-
ecutive experience In tropics with indus
trial enterprises, wishes to locate in Phila-
delphia or vicinity and will invest $4,000 and
analysis; can furnish best Of references; give
full particulars by letter. u 408 Led. on.
WANTED-Good Christmas line on consisn-
ment or ; otherwise; ,aNnta merchant With good
or once. 1927 q 81. \. ". %ashinston' d. G.
FORTY-TWo-ACRE land development tract
in heart of Westyille,. n. sale on prem
sII Esa"yS ass Back H. see Sssk
attorney. AIS Market ST.. Camden. N. J.
YOpNa professional man with unlmpeach.
able references desires to invest $1,000 and
dress NJ {sl. Ledgsr Office.
dARAGET iOS,Ssr HNcS ,sS ,GapSSI,y IIsdi 5000
Room sts; ;SO?; @,s. Metropolitan, i''O 5, Pen" So
CI'-TO-DArE butcher business; modern ma
ohlneryi doing sleEant busincps; good loca-
ton. INQUIRE Harp. seGs y. eth st.
1000 ACRES Pa, virgin timber land; oil
sIrike M,thtn 30 miles Westnsy. 2O3
CIGAR confectionery $500 weekly barg.
a MClAnn.
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Genera,
SITUATIONS wANrED-TEmALE

wOMAN-Wanted, mothery New England
woman OF good family would like the
care Of one or two children tbs year round In
overlooking Connecticut Valley: references
furnished. Mrs. William Papple. Granby.
MAgB,
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EUGENE L, TOWNSEND ,.': ,.q:s and

t2324 PER MuSTH-smau cash pay-
ment and no sxtras; Cecil ST. (rrst
street east Of SSH At):' ready TO nluvs
into; beautiful hom0s, .Sqpisit"iy nnIsh,d
ali convNnlencCs. 205l g. Cecil q opsn
every day. Sunday Included. PHILIP'E
ARSObD, 1901 Chestnut.
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Nnsincsr rronrr,ls. nnd Co.,

story, large lot. room Tor s'orsr, r,,"
rented. sl?a; pric" 'i6OOo Hnysrd ''pr'
WuNnn Co 2l2? Gcr,nn ninM.u - wv ',
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
RniIding Lots. FnctorN Sites E,n

FVILDiNd I.orS, facing a. rsrminoT =,
Frankf"rd; tull blnCk, Nurover.ruts,
real chance g duplicate what rtHu!t.J Al -
aud MNrk2, Its. ir opening W cI"v,tnJN ii
II. FRITZ. ia Walnut ST. ~
FOR SAl.E--E!Sht lots ripc Tor lunrC,..
ment. good location all street I1,nrn,,.
meuts are In. including paving and sIJnpw,"TT'-- III
"i"er uri2c, ~ 'I''
90 ACRES Homcshurr Juncti0, SILL
y, II, r.; large D, lswarC River Crnr,,t ~
II FRITZ, 7l2 Walnut II. ''' H.
BEACTlFLL modern G-rnom ~ nd -bs,3 Ln,,,..
2oO =. Hirst st; priced right p1ss.ssiae
CLARKE 276 y. Goth ~ ''''''oh'
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Eaetorlcs Marchomses Manufacturing Floors
II. hn SO FL %",' = i,""i,,., 80
mRchlno shop, waFeA' urv. ,vOud,,Crl,inv -.
1871 chesINut NJ. ""'"'
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BUSINESS pEHsoNAIs
CARPET CLEANING

HAVE your rugs and carpets shampooed.
secured and purihed-not merely cleaned.
Beaoh Electric Carpet and Rud washLng
co, c. p. Taylor. successor. 1881 TO 1890
n. smedley. ------------
MODERN Electric Rug Wsshlng Co. 1924
N. Carlisle IT; dirt and Frease removed
coiors restored to ORIGINAL brightness; we
call and deliver. Phone Poplar 09S8.
: cTioga 53i2I-ciesn ming. sewing. repairing;
coiors equal new; prompt service,
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BOARDING

WEST PHILADELPHIA
SANS SON IT 4b83--Second- story rm,; bust
ness couPIe or gentlemen. Preston i4sS ~
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$500 CAsH-OlneY home; everything mod
crn, ~ most mniera'o prices hne wide
street; 2S'-.3o w. FISHER ave. rooms In
Cius"d porches; immediate possss.,nn
ABEREETRY, 1898 Chestnut ELIEnEI
nI!I ~ Nth.
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Apartments

MODERN st"re lo-story apartment building
housekeeping sn,rIy). Unusual l,C,tio,'"
within blochs vest i South Broad 3,
fully FeHtrl ana cquTHsi; fnnnced cX"rIor,;
return On investment II H. FRITZ, ria
Walnut st. 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

1900 RLOCK osage ave.--Wsii.buNt 9-s,y
srm!-det, residence: d"sir, neinhborhood.
h. W. heat e!ec. llgh'; large room, ana
bah ~ hoor. WM II. ". Quick 4 BRO
INC. i South 4oth ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

Factories and Floor Space
: !. Lac 1AyyaA. LlNcQI.S. RI.Rsi. u
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los. ALLEN POTTS p .oo5

YOUR RENT huyn house after ANAL cs.,
payment; eEc"ptiona! value In porch .frnyt
homes for tI2Oo Usage ave. 58d 10 Stthc"i
rouns. laundry tuhs' 53t2, altered ana ,nos
rrrized; p.ise $4,000; Immediate p1s.s..,Sn
ARLcRNETHY l29s Chestrm. =. .'.'n,
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HELP WANTEp-.MALE

PRODUCTION ExECUTTVE, nttad BY cspe-
Ilence ana training TO manage department
punsbism Supbins i,thographinE. PRINTING, cutting:
BOA. Ledger Office
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WILLS SAlNTE CLAIRE :,,,,- "a 2 =

tourlngg ami roadsteIsi run about 3ooo
miles, thote cars are fully guaranteed. yytIlso
ssints Claire Co., 2oaS, Market st, kpr siao
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SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
We desire the .servieos ot, a FETAL sales
executive who has succcssfuily sold auto.
mobiles ana has ability 10 Stimulate and
ehergiEe his sales department In 1 practical
manner: In answering, details are necessary.
400, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

SMALLEST cash payment 10 buy a ho.ns
No 5OlG Psmberton at. (bGth ard
Cedar avsD; In the Cedar ave. section:
opPn every day. SUNDAY included: finest
rebuNt hpnes N West PhliaG,Iphia
PHILIP y. ARNOLD. 1901 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

CIGAR confectionery $500 weekly; barg.
NIoIhN Iiritt 4 McCann. aAll Fkd ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

47TN AND SPRISuTIEI.D - Three story
elcctTi2 lights, orrn hr'pacH: large lUt:
50 q wide rnaln street; excellent neiEhbor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04
LOST AND FOND

CERrItlCATE-Logt, certificate No. 2sis
for 10 shares. Phila Electric: reward
Phonc Arher los.
FUR - Lost. sable fur, between 22d and
chestnut and 18th And Walnut. Liberal
reward. Phone Media 40 J.
NECkPIECE - Lost, between Margrads
Hotel and 242 y. l7th ST., q link fur neck
piece. Reward II returned to Rittenhouse
TOBACCO POUCH--Lost, "Wednesday, OCT.
rs, In or near i. II, H. Station. leather to-
bncco pouch: initials "T. Il NJ: reward.
II 335. Ledger Office