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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
DEATHS

dence. 2o11 %. Sergeant st. Requiem high
o'clock. i1ntermont at Holy sepuichre Gene.
WEITzENKoRN. = At Mone1sen, Pa.
oct, GLADYS, daughter Of Joseph H. and
s nsfa Thurs % e the "itsaS fesiSehsc 1S,
Of her aunt. Mrs. I. wagman. 22iS n
wHiTE.--A. Dollngton Pa. Oct. Z 1921
ANTHONY NJ WHITE, aged G5, Relatives
and friends invited to funeral. from his Ia te
residence, Dclington, Pa, Fri at 2 p nj.
Int Nawtown Gem. Conveyance viii meet
train at Newtown leaving Reading Terminal
phila, at 0:23 a, Nj. and trolley leaving
Vista Corner. Yardlsy; eevng Trenton and
Nevtcwn pt 1 p. NJ
WHITES SlDE.--SuddenlY. on Oct, 1921
ELIZA COULSON. wife Of James whi,esids
Service on Thursday afternoon, at >, o'ciock
at her residence. 2213 Fitzwater st. Inter.
ment private.
WILHELM 8. 1921. HENRY q bo.
loved son Of Charles and Mary Wilhelm
Relatives and friends, also Star Of The
Union Council. No. -, o. U. A. NJ Invited
10 funeral services, Thurs. 2 p. NJ, az his
parents residence. 700 Hunter st, Glouceg.
ter. y J. Int private. at HarleiRh Gem
WOLF. Oct. I, 1921, JACOB, husband OF
the late Emile Wolf in his Slst year. ReIa.
t!res and friends and members OF the Tan.
rers, Beneficial Society. are invited TO ~.
neral services, Fri, 40 7. NJ. at the pa
lCrs OF Edward Mack. 900 y. 5th St Int
Chelten Hills Crematory.
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Factories. warehouses. Manufacturing Flss.
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PRICED RIGHT for quick sale-55o0 block
PINE st.: wide main street block from
cars. q rooms and bath thoroughly modern
ard IN god condition, owner Will include
shades screens, awnings and winter coal:
aot quickly
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ECZEMA in Rash
cUTICURA HEALS
On Back of Neck. Caused
Irritation and Loss
of Sleep.

.re,ena broke out in q rash on
l.. hack Of my neck end was very
m S I, caused irritation and loss
@ s,.,n and I could not help scratch
2, sas Il The trouble lasted about
two t1s months. 1 began using cpsi. In.
wv wv, SOAP and Ointment and after
'..,no I two cakes Of Cutlcurs Soap
s. uod One box Of cutieura Ointment
~. ~. eeompietcly healed" (signed)
W.. W. Regins zilliox, 1905 East ST.,
N. s. Pittsburgh Pa.
cu,icura Soap, Ointment and Tai
u,U promote and maintain skin
I s,ri,v' skin comfort and skin health.
Ths Soap to cleanse and purify, the
ointment to soothe and heal the
Tsleum to powder and perfume
...,l, y.eA rr.. By Nan. hddr.,si "c,tissr. Lab
.,.,pS,... pspt Il, M,idsnts, Mass" SOLD eyeIy-
eisss so,n be. Ointment rs and 50c. Islerm 2Se.
rsx- x-Cutieura Soap sbavos without mug.
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MhYWIET I touring. late model like
WlHN WILL new; first s275 tuk,s Royal
Motorcar Co. Inc. go y. Broad. Pop GO36
OAKI AND sedan and coupe; latest
onNl%EhN/ model: guar STANLEY
AUTO CO, 610 y. Broad Poplar 1870.
ROWE Truck, ga ton; fine condition;
i\O"L stake body. very raasoua bic .
will trade for smaller car. Royal MotorCar
Co, G2O y. Broad. Popar G036
TENdpJ hp 4-pass sport job; a little
iLNl LNN beauty; S40O down Royal
Motorcar Co.. G9O y. broad. Pop. GO38.
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GIRLS, white, general work family laundry
Apn" New Way System Lauudr", 4SUO
hspen
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MEN,. r. steel Corporation wants three
men with good character and D"rsonajlW
70 Hualify as managrra. Arbi$, 40 WIdoncI
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General
HELP WANTED-MALE

80 mil"a from philadelphia; ono Who can
write retail advertising copy for an under,
selling department store; must undcrata nd
merchandise and sales promotion; also be
aDIe to write window cards; only pXncrienccd
mGn need apply. NJ 224. Ledger Ofrlrc.
ASSISTANT CHEMIST WANTED
with knowledge OF dyestufHs and their apnIi.
gauon; quick and accurate. matching es-
senttRl; state salary expected training and
experience In first letter, NJ 23O ledger
BOOKKEPER - SinsIe man. about 2S
quick, accurate and good penman; only
those win clean record and recent exn. on
merchandise ledgcrs need apply. CAN Thurs.
day a. NJ, 5l0 Widener bldg.
BUYER-Wanted by large retail store. a
buyer for refriSera;OTs kitchen cabinets
etc; state expert lCnce and Salaiy expected;
I"rnts""S w!I nso be orGn r$nt confidential Address
CHAUFFEUR-To drive and care for ugh'
Ford delivery car must II, energetic con,
sctcntious and thor9ughly efficient and must
not be- AFRAID Of hard work spendd on
week a ais Lcdscr orflCe. - ---.,-'-.,. -' ~
MEN-An old-established motnrtruck com
OF men 70 Important cXec'i;ivo positions ' pay,
ing substantial salaries. desires men 25 to 50
they may "a b become @ sTuppSd Tor sm'Isr mS. pro.
mo'"4S BEsssER s aFF MGToRTFu&K Tfs t3 tR32hnHs
1909 Locust 81,
MEN,. r, steel Corporation wants three
S RGE GHa'ty a"%EGEs 81 to A'3SS Il" To |30GGr
See Mr. Craig. ---...-- .---.--.
REPRESENTATIVES, wNrtod % hardl, Penn
sylvRNln trrr't"ry f.r established autOmu.
JG Inv %'S N S'''E - write superior
SALESMAN Heal estate salesman wanted
In Fjorda's fastcst,Ero"ing city: tourists
rxpcct 100 900 tourists this season; we are
'nrScSt operators have best !ocati"n; liher Q,
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N NfEMORItM

s,uru--In memory Of HARRY p.
eNtTH. corporal headquarters Co" nSih
lnio 'Wpse.Argonne. Ploasantville British
ttmsrcan Bent. Assn.
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WANTED

store fStures OfrIcs furniture: pay SPOT
cash. horrest value Phone US about Il. 10.
Gust 4214 Old Church. COZ l.th Cherry.
WANT TO hear from and 3 piece dance
orchestra: out-of- town playing: no wartime
pric, uuId Write Dane" Promoter. II
Dos Lodgor Office. e.-
Will Nuv rDr spot Caah jI birds Of Ma
CWiSERY Chas. ECkbOd. 1913 German.
oown aH ----
rHIN wall frrprJof safe frst-class cond7.
ION: rrirc right for cash. MIR Allen
WILLING u buy saddles or bridlra. All
kind, of harness and horse cloth ng
N or Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
HELP WANTED-MALE

SALESNIAE-If YOU arc a hustler and think
you can sell. com" IN and associate your
self With one Of the best selling organic items
fullest corporation TO men Of proven ability;
II you don't like to work. save your time
il. wOOTTON & co. INC.
Goa Nandam Bldg.
10th and Market SIS.
SAL LESMEN-Are you :. harI worker? Dc
you want 500 n week. Cnm' and part'i J.
pate IN q big drl"", selling ma nauonaII!-ad
v,rtiSod rhonograph, -
COLUMRIA GRAPHOPIIDNE co
~ North sixth st, .
SEQ Mr. FurnadjieH. between and 10 \ NJ
sATEsMAN--Are YOU a haEI wor:er? DO
YOU want 500 week? Come aud par
ucipntc in "A big drive selling n natona lly
rh1ne co. 40 \ Gth ST. SEQ Mr. Furnadj!-
SALESMAN. real estate. in central office;
state age and exp"ri"nre l. li36 Led, OF:
SHIPPER wanted. to take charge OF de
partment for tn" shipment and delivery
or furniture for IarE" r"taN store; only
thCsc thOrgughlr oNp, ricn"'d in this line
rr work will w., considered, state "xpari-
kept in strict confidence. Address \ 230.
ledger Onice.
SOLICITOR R-F:xperloncal freight steamship
solicitor. Coastwide trad. 'u'! particulars
y 1923 Ledger Office.
General
CIVIL. SERVICE rXamnaijouS. Nov. and
DC mAnv vacancies EHtH'N FliOO-Sl 500.
write for sample test. = ~. Led. Oh.cc.
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HELP WANTED-FEN ALE

BURLERS AND MEMBERS on upholster
3RnO Frankfort ave
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LOST AND FOUND

BROOCH = Lost. nIilgrec platinum b-ooc6
with small diamond. Reward s. Kind &
Son. lth and Chestnut sta.
PGNmLost on Market St. Shrine pin, with
notify T. F. Toian. $40 saude ave. EsslnS,
tor Fa.. for reward.
PURSE Lost. black leather purse. con
tanning over $40, Tuesday evening CEN
trail business distr ct: contained Insurance
Identification card and business cards. r.
+. shepherd. Return to or notify iOl Otis
SUfTCASE-Lost. l dress suitcase on Navs
Landing road. Reward. Notify Box 545
Penngrovp. n. J.
WATCIT--BoRt, platinum watch on Il black
ribbon. on f.. Mermaid lane. Chestnut Hi.
within block Of station: reward. Return 10
Miss Harriet Bidde. Ritz.Carlton Hotel
500 REWARD
for rc.urn OF gold mesh bar. with two
sapph!rcs set in clasp; lost September ~,
vicinity of Broad st. STATEN. a. r. Leo &
Co. Inc. II William st. New York CIty.
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GERMASTOWN

TWO bright cheerful rooms may he rented
by ! or Evntl"man IN private family.
best references required. convenient 10
train and tro,icv breakfast II desired
Phone Gormantowr 1919 W
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YOU%G WOMAN wants studio or rrIy,Iaro
OF studio for u fnw hours each dsv
\ 323. Ledger Office o'
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

DRFSSAtAKER & tallor"ss. d litter. wishes
engagements. 81 u day 223. Led. on
IV0NA% refined, settled desires position as
companion to eId"r!y woman or sem-tn-
valid; can give best references. p 1901
ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06

PRICED RIGHT FOR quick saie-,35o0 block
cars! q rooms and bath thoroughly modern
! ard IN good condition, owner wili Include
shades, screens, awnings and winter coal:
gJCGtH%&? t%&?''MMS M EHnvRG. 62o7 Baltimore ave.
All sPRI&GFIELD AVE. - rhree,s,ory
s.ml. i,:."ne4 aI Ing T,%c'3G 10. I.ht,:
JOS. ALLEN POTTS r..,,., .oGs .2s .v..
s3i ;. 4STH IT a story SENT detached res
e'" ..@, nrisn, and roorny owner lsavins
''' rI.$EEE3 ..;s "a i, a.I5.nSc. 1%%.sE%o .*s
~ : srH @ .-%2 sT %S'@"' uqo!asy c"@1' 'SH; ss2;.o.
.Iyrrv Ho.r~ room FOR Rarage.
JOS. ALLEN POTTS r,,,, 1905 1905. ~.
4H3J ,EnAh ATE :,,r! . Ge:,OrE Sde;yaTd
JOS. ALLEN POTTS n..,,r'"2, tGG3 ~.
oo," rNrlARINE sT .Two..,y. md house
'n' M n%4 g@n %o,icI 9@ ssI'nt on a9o1 ary:
Ir.." rc.urrl f"r pu'ck sa ..
JOS. ALLEN POTTS p, ,,,;rao,. 1905
4& ~ @ c@HG 5.,A. AZ nyflqs Tfn1rrsq5y H%9
o" ,9.@ W. "a ,.,o,,9,S g"T,49.s tr0n, and side
pll.o. h'oTn q French. 3lo Lincoln Bldg.
81 III, ST .r,,r1 Three. n, ,,o[y ,Tls.: II
to4nra yNsaTs , 81. one Ton Of 3s W.. n&pgSdsomfst
8o%<i-o uroMn 4 r eron $40 lincoln BidS'.
II Yll' Mss 'h.s motto" you miss the best
n oS i" s PnlG44@sS P25nG4s for Of a. SsTs .1Ss Re;
T. d.. ,-tt'" 10,h and hardwood
SrtIh uA\E "a r"GP' ot tn, - desirabis
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PERSONALS

TO ALL CREDTTORS--ThIs is notice that
tho Grand Restaurant at So5s Girard ave,
TO h.. presented Immediately, at PhIlip
Green's office, 40lS Grard ave.
CHARLES WEISS, 5Gl1 summer. hereby
for any debts unless contra cted ny hims"lf
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NEW JERSEY Y--STBURBAS
WEST COLLI>GSWOOD
ROOMS WANTED

45TH ST s. 4@6 Pleasant furnished room,
in refined home; electricity; good location
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

MrLTIGRAPHING LETTERS
L25 lines or lcssD lU00. 81. 90OU ST.. sUOO
SO. 1000, si7. 50. O,O',o. &G2 80. Zoo S.
25". ;. 50; 100. !l.25. Tho K.sn'rqlck p 4
y. Bureau, 1871 Arch 81. Pnul." Iu,usr
$50. Also 333 Walnut st, PLvu" Lombard
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
7yJ+f.ss COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 40 4
1SS for the County Of Philadelphia
December Term, 1920. No. 687
In DlHnrcn
Hugh 4. Lynch vs., Kathryn +. lynch

To Kntbryn vnch W.: NTtmr'n Inin n IFhSh
New York ave Atlantic CITY !
You will please take note that / have
been appointed Master by the Court in the
above case. in which your huaband. IIugG
A. Lynch. has brought suit against you Tor
absolute divorce on the ground Of desertion
pose OF taking testimony in said case at my
office, 1901 Commercial Trust Bldg. 18th
street and South Penn square, Philadelphia
Pa. on Tuesday. October Is, 1921. at /
o'clock =. NJ. when and where you may
attend with witnesses IL you 30 desire.
j. HAMILTON CHESTON.
Master.
s1Ss5H ESTATE Of ARCHIBALD T. Dun
LAP, deceased-Letters OF admins
traton on the above estate having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons In
debted TO the said estate are requested TO
make payment and those having claims to
present the same. without delay, to
GEORGE s. DUNLAP,
10I8 &. bGth St
Philadelphia, Pa
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IL Yul' Mss 'h,s motto" you miss the best
sr,rrtOuu n the purchase Of II home. RE
rr.n.nn~ .,'NOSS stands for a.. that's GOOD
~ d.. estate I0,n and hardwood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
los AL IN POTTS 1905
JOD' 'NLIh@' Baltimore ave
v"-I NO0rr sN.t- Nlde street.
los. ALLEN POTTS a., 900 too5

5Olu rATTINRINE st -Two.s,y end house
4 rooms and hath on second floor; large
rooms g., n'eu"ntE 'ocat"d On main st.
,.r0.p -. lrlr,l fHr tIu'rk
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AGENTS

MEN wanted everywhere, u.s money. no
competition; season IL now u'. article sels
itself; SOC required: postcard VIII lring
sample. A rfrfer, 1903 Jerome ave, New
York.
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$40 tONNI.R h".,,,. IurCh ualf suII. 81
I...r., IrIr aIth and MnrL.'S
'k'. F|t'' 80 'i!O Market"
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REPRESENTATIVE wRrtcd 20 handl, Penn
sylvRnIn trrr'tuTy f.r cS'RhliShnd aut0nu.
hile acc, ssJry INnnutacturels. write superior
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SALESMAN with cxc,1i'!l" rND"ri"ncc and
proved record as business builder is will
ing to accept salary or drdW W,ns-arCuunt
I'aIs I'm line with rrcsHU' conditions until
rrcnrd warrants his normal "aruiuS capacity.
vii consider sound ncT"h lUd'sinE Or semi-
technical proposition or."- 800, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06

% nnN ~ 'G1- Cgrpeut,r. dandy m0dsrp
nom. red. 20 $500. Jackson. b3Il Baito.
BARGAlN-8aOs Theodore, Br, b., spsos
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~ T-0|-| WUT0h. cIOae 10 a.
.. .!uIl Cnan main nIrsst
800 r. Sn. -lgU NhrtTt ''e''
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business rron"r't"> rnd Store.
Evening star., 1921-10-18

Getting down to the personal side.
Mr.. Pou asked the wizard point-blank
how much he was worth, and the
wizard replied that all of his savings
had been spent during the early fight
to put the khan on its feet.
II have no financial standing" he
said. Il have had no pocket book
of my own these past six years, and,
God being my witness. 1 have tried
to steer this organization clear away
from commercialism."
Simmons, answering Chairman
Campbell, denied that he had claimed
a membership of hundreds of thou
sands who would go after Congress-
hitting it hip and thigh, if it at
tempted to crush the khan. He asked
Congress to go ahead and investi-
gate,
Evening star., 1921-10-18
BILLION MORE CIGARS SMOKED
LAST YEAR, FEWER CIGARETTES

almost az per cent Of the country's
total Of &1.051,31
North Carolina leads In pro-
duction Of smoking tobacco. pro-
duoing more than one-Quarter OF
the 22S.566.665 pounds manufac-
tured in 1919.
Missouri leads in the production
Of plug tobacco. producing II per
cent Of tho 141.087.s95 pounds
manufactured in 1919. and also
leads in production Of twist. of
which 11.290.4S3 pounds were
manufactured in 1919.
Illinois leads in the production
of flne cut tobacco, producing
more than 35 per cent Of the
countrys total of S.165,S65 pounds.
Tennessee leads in production
Of SNUFF. producing more than ~
per cent of the country's total
production Of 35.0o7.ss2 pounds.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
KLAN PROBE FAILS;
HEARINGS DROPPED
Congressional Investigation
Not to Be Made, House
Committee Votes.

There is to be no congressional in
vcstigation of the ku klux klan. so
the House rules committee by unani-
in executive session following MORN
ing and afternoon sessions yesterday.
during which William J. Simmons, inn
perial wizard of the khan, was put
through rigid cross-fire examination.
The rules committee decided without
a dissenting vote not to call any more
witnesses. certainly not at this time.
Chairman Campbell announced This
determination. and while he and other
members of the committee refused to
make any comment beyond the bare
statement as to witnesses, 1t is ex-
pected that an adverse report will be
submitted to the House on a number
of resolutions providing for an inves-
tigation. Final action, however will
not be taken until several absent
members return to Washington, but
House members accepted it as settled
that they were done with the Ku klux,
unless the Department of Justice. con-
Quoting an inquiry of it's own. comes
forward with unexpected evidence.
Wizard Still Ill.
Still showing the effects of his ILL
ness, the imperial wizards voice weak
ened as he sat all day answering
whirlwind of questions. AS on previ
Gus days he entered a categorical de-
nial of charges of lawlessness by the
khan. and reiterated that the total
membership of the organization was
slightly under 100000.
AS he left the stand Mr. Simmons
apparently with deep feelings, said
that he wanted to thank the COM
mittee for its consideration and
courtesy.
Reference to the daily presence of
the assistant attorney general and the
one-day stay of William J. Burns. di-
rector of the Department of Justice
bureau of investigation, was made by
REPRESENTATIVE Pou. democrat. North
Carolina, while he was examining the
wizard. Asked if he had been in
timidated by the presence of Mr..
Burns, whom he characterized as "the
States" Mr.. Simmons said he had not,
and that he had faithfully tried to
give the committee all the informa-
tion it was seeking. Mr.. Pou assert
ed it was the first time in his twenty
one years Of service that the Depart
ment Of Justice had sent representa-
tives to listen in" on the rules COM
mittee.
Explains Good Points.
In rounding up what he termed the
good points Of the organization. Mr.
Simmons said that 1.-The military
branch" not yet formed. was not to
be more militaristic than the patrol
Joining. were required to help en-
force the nations laws, only as citi-
zens. and that when black sheep crept
in they were kicked out, If found.
Evening star., 1921-10-18

A billion more cigars almost
two billions fewer cigarettes and
100000 pounds less Of manufac-
tured tobacco were produced dur
ing 1920 than during 1919, census
bureau statistics compiled from
internal revenue report1 show.
Pennsylvania leads in the manu-
facture Of large and small cigars,
producing moro than one-Quarter
Of the total. which was 8.0b7.792
large cigars and 642.6&0.900 small
cigars In 1920.
North Carolina leads In the
production Of small cigarettes,
producing more than half Of the
country's total output, which was
61.192,762.7OS.
New York leads in production
Of large cigarettes, producing
Evening star., 1921-10-18

volted against the Russian soviet gov
ernment and ono bolshevik regiment
Is said to have 10 utinied.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
UKRA1N1AN PEASANTS REvo

BUCHAREST. October 17.-Ukrai-
nian peasants are reported to have re-
Evening star., 1921-10-18

this line design. It may be had in a variety rnaog.
mbia any, oak and walnut finishes
-four T. h,. III ~. ,,4..+ ~,h; :...-.
test
rings Inc tone OF tne Solunola 1fa1onoa IS famous
for its richness and purity, and this particular
model be depended upon to sing its own
praises in your home.
It stands 42zs inches high and has room for rs
records.
This model at $85 is the biggest phonograph
value offered at the price. 1t is the only
standard upright phonograph the market for
less than $1OO.
tits literally true that you get today an up
tisfy to-date Columbia Graonola with its many modern
that improvements for less money than you would pay
YOU for an old-fashioned unimproved phonograph.
Whenyou pay your goodmoney for phonograph;
cam eeta ar11oderninstrument- Columbia Grafonola
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
Special
Sale Prices
One Week
Only!

In order that the women of Philadelphia
and vicinity may become better acquainted
with Gold-Seal Congoleum, the leading De-
partment and House-Furnishing stores of
the City have joined together to celebrate
Gold-Seal Congoleum Week.
Beginning tomorrow morning and con-
tinuing until next Saturday night hundreds
of stores, large and small throughout the
city, will show displays of Congoleum
Gold-Seal Art-Rugs, Rug Borders and Gold-
Seal Congoleum By-the-Yard
all guaranteed Gold-Seal merchandise,
fresh from the factory. No seconds
all marked at special big money-saving
prices for this Celebration Week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30

N. Snellenburg & Co.
18th and Market Streets
Munger & Long
Camden, N. J.
Max Gordon
2l00 Columbia Avenue
J. Greenfield & Co.
30th and Diamond Streets
Jacobs Brothers
1912 North Fifty-second Street
B. Miller & Co.
604 South Second Street
Frank Tollin, Inc.
Chester. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30

offers splendid opportunity to prove, at
real bargain prices, the many advantages of
Americas most popular Aoor-covering.
If you moved the first of the month, you
need new rugs to take the place of old rugs
and carpets that are too soiled and worn
to use in your new home. Or, perhaps,
there are more floors to cover.
No matter what rooms need hoor-covering
kitchen, bathroom, living room, dining
room, or bedrooms-you owe it to yourself
to investigate Cold-Seal Congoleum. Here
are some of its numerous advantages:
I. Sanitary. Absolutely waterproof, germ
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way through. The most sanitary Aoor-cov-
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-27
GRAND JURY
HAS RECESS
IN MADISON

H H Hubert has returned from
Madison where he presided as forman
of the Grand jury there since Septem,
Der 26. The jury Friday afternoon
was given recess until Judge Luce
shall call them again. H. H. Taylor
also member of the jury has return
ed to his home here. The grand jury
will be subject to call until Deem
Der 6.
A total f21indictmentshaVeb
A total Of 81 indie tments have been
returned by the jury since the session,
! The grand jury at a special session
Friday afternoon passed a resolution
appealing to the district attorneys and
to the chairmen of the county boards
in the Western district to cooperate
in the enforcement of the Volstead
act.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-27
S. S. BANQUET
LOCAL CHURCH

The Congregational Sunday school
held a Rally banquet Friday evening
in the church parlors. The supper
was held in the dining room where
three long tables, completely filling
the room, were decorated with autumn
leaves and the rooms also being dec
grated with autumn foliage. The large
crowd sat down to most bountiful
supper, served by the ladies Of the
church, after which there was pro
gram carried out as follows, which
was much enjoyed:
Prelude-Nellie Jeffries.
Reading-James Whitcome Riley's
who Saunta Claus Was" by Vera
Holt
Cornet Solo and Piano--Frank and
Opal Kramer.
Reading Eugene Fields "Whippins'
Kenneth Lamberton.
Music-auto harp-Roy Hocum.
Reading Wood-box" by Joseph
Lincoln-Richard Moog.
Song with corn-stalk fiddle by John
Plat and Girl Chorus.
Recitation-John and Billy Platt.
Reading-"Church Music"-Audry
Griggs.
Song-Edward and John Dithmar,
Betty Jane Lind, Kathleen Mccoy,
John Plat.
The rest of the evening was spent
by playing games, put on by Mrs
Guy Weidoenkopf and Mrs. Bert De
Koyer, which were much enjoyed by
all.