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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

Steps 70 ale MIS- fathtf, Dun M ne vntseo
his hand 10 strike. Dejsh Theris
spraBg hcfsre him and thes my sword
found the SPOT that made Sab Than
jeddak Of ZodaBga- As his father
rolled Dead upon the floor the new
jeddak tore hisnsek free frsm Dejab
Thoris' grasp and again we faced each
other. lie was soon joined by quar-
tet OF officers and, with my back
against golden tirspe. fought once
again for Dejsb Thcris
Calling TO her "a get behind me !
worked my way toward the little door
way back OF the throne mt the on
Gers realized my intentions AM three
OF them sprang IN behisd ne ant
blocked my chances tor sa.ci1g a 20
AItion where ! could have defended
DeJab Tboris against an army Of
swordsmen.
The Thanks were having their hands
full in the center Of the room, and
began to realize lhat nothing short OF
n miracle could save Dejah Tberis and
myself, when saw Tsrs Tarkas surg
Ing through the crowd of pIgmles TINT
swarIned about him. with one swing
Of his mighty leagsw ord he laia
dozen cOrpses at hiB feet, end 80 he
hewed a pathway before him until tn
another moment he stood upon the
platform beside nae, dealing death and
destruction right and left
The bravery OF the gsdangans was
awe-inspiring; not one atteDpted to
escape. and VIXEN the fiybting ceased
Il was because only Thanks remained
alive In the great han. other than De
jah Thorls and myself.
Sab Than lay dead beside his IA
Their, and the corPses Of the flower Of
zodaDgan nobility and chivalry COW
cred the fo0r Of the bloody sbambles.
Ny FIRST thought when the battle
was over was for Rsptos Kan, and
leaving Dejah Theirs IN charge OF Tam
Tarkas | took dozen warrisrs aud
FASTENED To the dungeons beneath the
palace. The jaiiers had all left TO join
the fighters Ia the throne room, 20 we
searched the labyriDtbine prison With
out opposition.
called Kent0s kan's name aloud In
each new corridor and compartment,
and finally l was rewarded by hearing
faint response. Gbided BY the
sound, we soon found him helpless In
a aark recess
He was 0Verjoyed at seeing me and
20 know the meaning Of the fgi;, faint
echoes Of which had reached his pris
on cell. lie told me that the air pa-
troll had captured BIN before he
reached the high tower of the palace.
so that he had not even seen Sab
Than.
The sounds OF heavy firing, mingled
with shouts and cries, came to VS. from
the ciy's streets, and Tars rari'as
has.sned away TO direct the fighting
without Kantos Kan accompanied
him 10 act as guide, the green warriors
commencing thorough search of the
palace for other Zodangans aud hor
loot, and Deiab Thoris and | we've left
alone.
she bad suns into one of the golden
thrones, and as 7 termed to her she
greeted NE with q wan smile.
Was there ever such q uau !" she
exclaimed Alone, q stranger hunt
ed, threatened, prosecuted, you hnve
done In q few short months what In
all the past ages ., Barsoom no man
has ever done: Joined together the
wild hordes of the sen bottoms aud
brought them 10 light as a'lies NJ red
Marian people
1.-The answer Is easy. Dcjsh Ihoris,'
replied smiling ~ wns Eot } who
Ssss b sti.ll 2 aSh
u tHs s'lisIsl, " l!f(hsal ktssTsf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

alone whiA Ne SbiertSh attended the
customary council which immediately
follows an engagement.
A. ! was awaiting the return Of the
green warrior heard something move
In an adjoining apartment, aad rs !
glanced up there rushed suddenly upon
me huge and hldeous creature which
bore me backward upon the pile OF
silks and furs upon which ] had been
reclining. II was Woola--faIthful. low
Ing Woola. He had found his way
back 10 Thark and. as Tars Tarkas
later told me, had gone Immediately to
my former Quarters where he had
taken MP his pathetic and seemingly
hopeless watch for my return.
"Tai Hajus knows that you are here.
John Carter" said Tars Tarkhs, on his
return from the ieddak's quarters ;
"Sarkoja saw and recognized you as
we were returning. Tai Hajus has or
dered me TO bring you before him to-
night. have ten thoats, John Car
ter; you may take your choice from
anosg them. and WIN accompany You
TO the nearest waterway that leads 70
Hellum. Come, we must start"
And when you return. Tars Tar
kasT' asked.
"The wild calots, possibly, or
worse" he replied. Unless should
chance 20 have the opportunity have
so long waited OF battling Win Tai
Hajus."
"We viii stay, Tars Tarkas, and see
Tai Hajus tonight. You shall not sac
rifice yourself, and ii may De hat 10
night you can have the choice you
wait"
While we were eating | repeated 10
Tars Tarkas the story which Sofa had
told me that night upon the sen bottom
during the march to Jhark.
Re said but little, but the great
muscles Of his face worked in passion
and IN agony at recollection of the
horrors which had been heaped upon
the only thing he had ever loved in all
his cold, cruel. terrible existence.
He no longer demurred when l sug-
Sested that We 90 before Tai Hajus,
only saying that he would like 20 speak
10 Sarkoi. first. At his request ! ac-
comnanie- MIN 10 her quarters.
"Sarkojs said Tars Tnrkas, forty
years ago you were Instrumental in
bringing about the torture and death
OF woman named Gozava. have
Just discovered that the warrior who
loved that woman has learned OF your
part IN the transaction. He may not
kill you, Sarkoja, II is not our custom,
but there is nothing 10 prev ent him
tying one end ~ a strap about your
neck and the other end to Wild thoat.
merely 70 test your fitness 20 survive
and help perpetuate our race. Having
heard hat he would DO tlis on the
morrow, thought II only right to
warn you. for am inst man. The
river Iss Is but short pilgrimage.
Sarkoja Come John Carter
The next morning SarkoJa was gone,
nor was she ever seen after
IN silence We fastened TO he Jed.
dak's palace, where we were lmmedi-
ately admitted Ia his presence. IN fact.
he could scarcely wait TO see zoe and
was standing erect upon his platform
glowering az the entrance as came In.
strap him 20 that pillar" he
shrieked. we shall see who IL is
dares strike the mighty 1pl HRius.
Heat the irons with nv Own lands |
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

rhrougu re portals - ihc rn'r"nce
way RODE Tars Tars:s and h's Af''
warriors Ou tls'- great thosis.
\ CRY Of alarm anj ama2c'eni
broke from The asser''ape. bur no
word ~ fear, and "a mom'ul th'
soldiers ard pcSies 81 Zodanaa we're
hurting themselves Up0r the advancing
Tbarss.
inrus,ne sab Than hrnalaug from
Tie platform ] drew Neiah rhor's 50
nv side. Behind the throne was q nar-
row doorway and in This Than Kosis
now stood facing me. with drawn
iungsNord In an instant we were en-
gagged. ard found no mean nntnrO-
nisf.
As we circled upon the broad plat
form saw Sab Than rushing up The
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

shall barn Sc eyes rom h!s EeaG thai
he may not polluie ny person with his
vile rbXc.
"Chiefians OF Thnrk' ] cred, rui1i-
ing IN the assembled council and ir
norinc raj Iiajus, - have been a CHIEF
among you, Snd toiry J have fought
for Thnrk shoulder 10 shoulder with
her ercriosi warrior You owe me. q,
least . hearing. have won mat much
Today. You claim To be just people
silence" reared TAI Hajus. "Gae
the creature and bind him as com.
mand."
Justice, Tai BaJus," exclaimed Lor
quas Ptomel. "Who are you TO SCI
aside the customs OF ages among the
Tharks1"
"Yes. justice!" echoed dozen
voices. and so. while Tai Hiatus fumed
and frothed, continued.
"you are brave people and you
love bravery. hut where was your
mighty jeddnk during the lighting to-
day? did rot see him In the thick
Of battle; he was MOI there. He rends
defenseless women and little children
10 his lair but how recently mas one
of you seen him fgh; with menl Why,
even l. a midget beside him, felled him
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

ANA thus NJ nc midst Of city 4
wiid conflict. fiiied with the alarms o
war; with death and destruction reap
ing their terrible harvest around her
did Dejnh Tborls. princess OF Helium
true daughter Of Mars. the god Of war,
promise herself IN marriage 10 John
Carter. Gentleman OF Virginia.
Some time later Tars Tarkas and
kantos Kan returned 70 report that
Zoiangs had been completely reduced
ier forces were entirely destroyed o.
captured. and no further resistance
WINS to Dc expected from within. Sew
eral battieships had escaped, but therl
were thousands Of war and merchant
vesseis under guard Of Tharh war
riorr.
CONTINUED Next Week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
STATE OF TRADE

New York. May 2s..TOrces which should
ultimately prove helpful e s egss Rss;.v are re
4 Is addsd actual improvernent has been
year. says the agency. have r3t broush, the
measure of progress expected In some quar-
ditionalIy o quiet period. is not calculated to
hasten commercial revival
.are not essily 'SiSnst suFmo1nted' ireadjustments
reasrnI ms ,d ihaT srer GsSa fssiors IN
where. The conservation OF many buyers Is
shown by their persistent dislncitnHtl1n to
dencrs Of active demand in certain branches,
as in the hide trade. are the conspicuous
question continues the main drawback, in
other cases inciement weather has consti-
" 70 sensrai sS i ds,riSaflon and causing aceumu:
lations OF seasonable goods after snniLsr
empieSmeHssnG sasS % Siss some % Strikes @ present. present.
The public consHmins power Is spprsSsoIS I
strictly Industrial centers, and hesitation in
triets where, crop prepa tend 10 fur
ther retard the retail movement
,rs. s'Gsss rssufTss IN sEer SfF' more RssFu 'o Sc
counts, wpolen goods in which Idle ma
past; soft coal, which sells better for export
and on lake shipment account. and shot
ufanufac acturlng, wh.ch IL more ohcerIul thar
for some time past, are notable. Leather
and hides hrmer aRl -four In alsi
stea1fer on the extreme rises OF s5 and 8!
cents, respectively, in the May and Jull
options. part OF this lost lator on reali1ina
the passage OF the Emergency Tariff BIZ 4
said TO have created some uncertaintie
which time only will resolve. Raw wool
however. has as yet rot responded to tn
latter. possibly because OF recent large i'm
Forts and known large supplies OF old cll'
facing the new crop now being sheared. ant
Ohio deialnes and some territory grades ar
lower" !"
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uAyEUI'ORD

Jun. m i5th; % ,a5 TO si5O; ! sagars, fss,aaiiss sss,aiiss
sta ton; IA minutes to Broad o. ave
J. Willard Hoopes sos BalllInnl '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
MARKETS future
HARD TO READ
Satisfactory Progress Made in
Readjustment Of the Eco
nonic Situation

.,l
VAL Street snu, uR ns Su,,;on 70
TOOK an extra day on W aSm Ssn.nncc'
~. nme su.ar ;.sa s,Ion, a,d viii con
ilckers , ren'nIneu ~, IT, ,,,nrnino
tinue motionlcss nntil Iuesuag n.o, ,,.,,ai
when business VIII pc resumeu as usua''
Inc ,riple norway VII nmyo i,,e ano,rs;s
ceheht onpo,t,uS NJ, onir 20 review
OF tnc spua.Ion. ~ Trst Eve
whBt nus tru"spcu " u @ h,,t aiso
montns OF tne .a"ua at IN nossi :
70 take peIspee 80 so,,on manths
ninties OF Lne ..',,, -, h, i;f;cnit
Inc FORMER tash VIZ "T ioot hact bnt
ss .,,,;nn 60 nrognosticate the
msenp NH thot ;s n horse Of a dlf.
ttn.u.' T '"''
Nr.". iJ III o, \. overstatinp facts or
a.ot;un nonditions to saw never per
sass.",hs ,ha unois NJ the market world
haps III ,,,,;.;n. IN tbo future bcen so
auss asss, 80 aiso,nber or interpret. Most
n,I as.,hi;shad r,les and regulations
az -.,'aii,, I;tt,o short Of being OBJ
s.,.., In ens;ng the measurements and
a;',.. nf Itbo market Tho situa-
s.",, 4. % heavily charged with con
,,,n,i,s cross currents as to make pre-
h;e.iones of ,ittie value, The recon-
str,ctio, or reimbursement, process has
been nroductiye Of increasingly strong
cJd,os keenine the market in n highly
,hurned condition. so the trend of
y.Iues hardly can be forecssted day
ne two ahead of time.
Until nositiye evidence is given show =
,,r cn,clusiyely the completion of the
Jsaotion nrocess. there would seem to
he ,ittle hone of any permanent settled
tsndoncv The greatly improved finan-
eiaI nosition NAV be accepted as all in
d,aa,;on nf satisfactory progress in the
crsS;t dasation. This alone is indi-
catoS In Tho much stronger reserve posi-
a., reached br the Federal Reserve
hsnss Nancy. however. is still far
or.sy from, nosy street. Nor is it likely
tn zach this bappy iuncture so long as
tb. hungry demand for fresh capital is
,nsnifeatsj hy corporations of all
aIassne The credit situation. ncverthe-
80 oomnored with this time a year
60 "a n.e.tlv in,nroyed But from n
ssn,;m,ntai viewpoint this is offset by
~ sannra, racognition of the impera
t;vo nccassi,v of the business defiation
cnnt,nniny much longer before the situa-
~, on p rnstornJ m a henlthv eoui-
,;pr,,'n, ,;bm vm" proos NJ this ujtimatilm has
han.. iii ho stiII further sunplied
N d;x;Ta,S np,;ss;ons and reductions.
n, hnos,,so tbnv alTavs want 70. but
,.o,,sa thoy rssiIv orc comnelled to do
" ,".t ~ Tho cornoration managers
IA - oonyonient to converge nil nos =
s,hia ro.o,,rcns to n,eet urgent needs.
.'Itsl .as,,i.as ,an,nnrarv abandonment
~ ;ienJ dis,rihnt;nns
rrh;s H., 80 n,oon to ;mnlr rho ron
-, sst,,a,;a, hos toIon an adverse
.rrn an the contr,rr ranid nroqress
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
Decrease
surrsR, EGGS AND CHEESE

New Yerk. May IS, -RUTTER--Stesdy.
Hsosisis, 1890 tubs, Creamery hisheI
Ssa sss sss, 's "a 70 q q score 2s 'f%S' RscE
ina stock, currsn, made No. 2. lie; State
Fysss:ssts.r,S, % sltrs Sr.,. af3asei aTsi.
.s s. 10 saa sara nssSs 500
s7r do brown. extra. ssnste; do, JEsthsrei
brown and n,issd Solers, nrst e extra ~ *
Sse, d5s Hyst jTe aSc,
cAEEsE stssdy. Rseslp,s sssl boxes;
MJeHci do. average run, itSls state.
" haze -msik tw'p- specials, ibuisc do,
everars rum llalee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
EAST IASsDOWNE

ARTISTIC, hQme-llks, Furnished able ssnf
people. Phone Media. Pa. 2l2 -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
4l4 Brosdway. clifton Heights. Delaware
County. Pennsylvania until q =. NJ. Mon
day June 6, iO2l, at which time said pro
possls win be opensd A. the Public SSh3o
County, ,PennfyyiyTsTn1ia.. for the ERECTION Of a
OF a heating and ventilat!ug system in
same; for the installation Of the plumbing
work in same. and for the installation OF tho
electrical work In same.
Pids from others than those engaged or
established in business for which proposals s.
are asked Will not be entertained
All bids must he accompanied by a. GER
the building; for 500 on the PROPOSAL for
on the proposal for the plumbing work. anl
FOR 500 on the proposal for the eleotr!eaI
Of lie School District Of the Borough OF
Clfton Heights:
W 's'ee' H d. FIsTHYLER.
S,crcterv ~ tn" School District
OF the Borouah OF Clifton Heights
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
rREAsuRY pEPARTMENT. wa.hlnstc

p" 3. Z, May IS. ig3i "' '''',
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN duplicate. VIII
be received by the Genera Supply Committee
Friday. June 3. 1921. and then. publicly
opened for furnishing during the nsCal year
beginning July !. 1921. and ending June 80
1922. automobile tires and tubes az described
in the Specifications and Proposals for Class
II OF tho General Schedule OF Supplies, for
Use by the Executive Departments and Other
Esta blish shTncnts OF the Government IN Wash
ngton. .. G.. and for direct delivery IN
accordance with paragraph l2 of Form a.
Proposals. must be executed on blanks which
viii he furnished upon application to The
General Supp'y Committee. Auditors Build
ing. Fourteenth and Streets. G. W, Wash.
ington, d. c, A. W MELLON
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
DROP IN BANK CLEARlNGS
Local Exchanges 23.5 Per Cent Be
low This Week Last Year

Local bank clearIngs again showed a
decline for the week just closed, the
loss Of 23.5 per cent. Total exchanges
Of all the clearing houses in the United
States. as compiled by the Commercial
and Financial Chronicle. were SG,+76.- :
800, ,7G6, compared with $S,37S, ,649, ,026
the corresponding week last year, loss
Of 22.1 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
WEST PHILADELPHIA
! 4Qib-Q02 Atlract- 8 a, . -,II,,. N.

REGENT. bl22-six rooms, Furnished VIZ NJ
Inrn 10 Semi rnher 1 woodland 308n -
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sr,Irp PROPOSALS WILL RE RE.

ce!vsd by the superintendent OF Public
ing, Rarrlsburs. Pa; until II O'clock noon.
awarded as soon thereafter as possible. for
the furnishing OF all labor and materials
ground conduits for lighting section OF
the Capitol Park.
Plane. specifications and bidding blanks
fuTnI shed upon application 10 Thomas w
Temp!eloD. Superlntendent Of Public Grounds
and Buildings.
The board reserves the right 10 accept or
reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the board.
THOMAS ". TEMPLETON.
Superintendent.
SAMUEL b. RAAIDO,
Secretary,
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will BI

SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE
ceived at the state Capitol until 10 A. NJ,
June o. 1921, when bids will he publicly
opened and scheduled and contract ava rdsd
as soon hereafter as possible for the fur.
Solid Tires for the uss OF the State Hishway
Department. Bidding blanks and fun par.
ticulars ppon application 70 Lewis 3. Sadier,
PennsylyanIa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived by the Superintendent OF Public
Grounds and buildings in the Capitol Build
Tuesday. june. Il, 1921. when bids will be-
publicly opened and scheduled and contracts
awarded as soon thereafter as possible for
the furnishing all laOof and materials re-
quired In the improvements 10 the Capitol
Park due TO the vi dening of Third street,
nll as shown on plans, and called for in
specincat tions prepared By Lewis l.. Stockton
and Henry c. Peton. engineers. and Arnold
w Drummer. architects. for the Board of
Commi ssioners Of Public Grounds and Build
Contract B-l. For furnishing granite curb
ing and steps, delivered on cars with freight
paid to Harrisburg.
Contract b.. Unloading and hauling the
Eranits curb and steps 10 whore they are to
he set Setting the above granIte work.
Grading and excayating. Concrete and CO.
ment work. Taking down and resetting old
work. etc.
furnished upon application 20 Thomas W.
Templeton Superintendent OF Public Grounds
and BUILDINGS. and the deposit OF $40, which
will be refunded upon the return Of the plans
and specifications In good order.
The board reserves tho right to accept or
reject any or I'll bids.
By order OF the board.
THOMAS w. TEAPI.ETo
Superintendent.
SAMUEL B. RAMBO.
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
AUTOMOBILE BANNING CORPORATION
Annual Meetings

rc;ssSsyTs, GEORGE A. vARE BUILDING AS
ISOLATION Of Philadelphia.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho annual
meeting Of the stockholdeTs Of the George A. =.
Ware Building Association OF PhiIadel piiia
vIll be held on Monday. June q, 1871, at :
o'clock p NJ, at ODD Fellows Han, Broad
and Federal SITS, AZ which time action will
Ds taken in accordance with resolution OF
dlsapproval OF the proposed Increase OF
capital stock OF the said corporation from
two million dollars w. 900 OOO) to five million
dollars $50, 900, ,OO0l.
JAMES ". HAZLETT, President,
CHARLES N, GRASS SHcrotaIy;
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SALEsNEY WANTED

Statesmen wanted as district MANAGERS in
PENNSYLVANIA to represent corporation man
utacturing patent window Improvement
needed by every building owner in . the
to your earnings state experience and why
YOU think you are the right man: we will
arrange for interview. Tho Victor Parting
Bead Co. Mt. Penn Trust BLDG. Reading. Pa.
SALESMAN--Reputab bic piano firm In Lam
caster wishes to engage piano salesman TO
sell their line: typewriter or auto salesman
considered: splendid proposition for right
party. Address NJ 800, Ledger Office.
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PRESS SNIAN

FtrHt-casF 70 run on high-grade or color
work new equipment in modern plant; ideal
worsins eonaI'ioms; open shop pa sis: is hours
to man who can make GOOD; references re-
9nired. The EdWards & Franklin Co, 1896.
1S43 u. 23d St. Cleveland, o.
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ATLANTIC f,IT,
BOARDING
BOARD WANTED
PENNsYLyANII sI,n,-nn.,.

GENTLEMAN and wife want bo,r1 -
hned SURROUNDINGS whore there are = ~
o.nsr poarders within committing dlstarss
ger Office. ooo' Led
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28

Tho purpose of this advertisement is TO con-
meet with one real salesman, whose past OK
periences have made him confident that what
any other man is selling successfully he can
sell too: to the man who is sure of himself
can offer good present earning power,
rs pid advancement and large future with
q company whose namh has been house
hold work for 81 seneration this Is not books.
Investments or life insurance. Address
Ledger Office. giving telephone number and
hour when you can he reached by phone on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for hish-ola IS
central office; a real Opportunity for a pro-
duceri experience in central city Desirable;
we will offer attractive and liberal comm a.
sion. p 1856. Ledger Office.
SALESMAN wanted, ambitious and willing
to learn between % and 80 wears Of age.
10 act az assistant sales manager: elready
several have been promoted 20 u full mana
seyship; those qualifying VII be well ,,n,ssid;
! Camden. N. j.. or S24 GlsLqnteo Trust
Bldj.. Atlantic City. N. >. "
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BUSINESS opyoyTr,- ,,,,,.. -. -.

:. =. BUSINESS !, ! orYonTus1rrrs
INCREASE your or,.I,,.. - 80.
,, use OF spare time; $1,000 comc rco,,, BY srop..
wrus own Son ,p,vsnsss; this opporimniG,a opcrats
0fice. 'or interview at once. PS'ssSg sogy limited
wANTrn - - NJ
ished buiiSrS ny ,nsssr,ss ssss1ys interest IN es,.s
M,tn ty viii slp'as if'si,es phs spsis s sss'
Tetaifs ilrst ie,ler Eth grispSsIpsls only ss,s
If YOU HAVE sSJ0 or ,,s,ss. - y. ,. ornce.
,,or ,ntssccycw sddroys j. r. viii. n inyes. II
5IN ,,9,rg W. = = Pnllscclphla. Pa. ""'am'' 2.
trade. siIfere np es oe s,grs tor ssIei has 5ss;.z
" INDIVIDUAL garaeo a.. ave.
m 5s1Isss' ~ = aevo oermantown ave, sue In ott.
Rrasd anl, pnnaEe FOR sale; nclgbhor,zz..-.s-4-
f,GHn lHso sss6 spa Eric ave- slifer s5cS ,co
buyer slfer, s50G Germsn,nnsnnle for quici
BuICHER STORE for sale 80. - 49,.
pear Invostieation. s;ijfer asnnooo location,
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IANsDOWNE

SIX ROOMS, private porch; modern .ooi4
Him mant baiIdina; convenient TO Iah'vs5f
tion; siso per month; yearly leasi, ior 10.
family also, Furnished aparlhen,,, ,,,e Phe'
mer ponihF, h5 y. Laasdowns
Lansdowlo Gao.
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HELP wANTED--MALE
SALES MANAGER

NNIIfLN MANNVTEF
Boston Investment house, handling high-class
dvidend-pnying industrial stocks one Issue
at a time, which are sold for cash or partial
pa ymcnts. requires managers for Philadel-
phis. Newark. Syracuse. Trenton and Allen.
town: II you are or have been a succeFsful
manager or Star salesman and know
hcw to hire and train men, we will he glad
to hear from you: liberal salary and com
mission to right men Address p. o. Box
1910 nostpn Mans
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Nodern secOnd,Ho0T Ipn I1poonL
9MSm NAM HS bedrooms living, dining rVssrnl
Kitchen and BATH, sos, swarth"o''
Yala ave Phone nS4 NJ, a
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SEC0ND FLOOR q rooms private ~
iiabt and air a sides. hot-water nee iilL
Of Garden; sUS or ,7S, Phone spru''
or Sunday Ardmore 1B2 j. ------