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always maintained that an orderly
beer saloon on sunday doing a quiet
family entrance" business, was 1.-THE
poor mans club" This expression
he used one day in the old Nor
risania Police Court, where police
detectives arraigned barkeeper for
selling a glass OF beer on Sunday.
and the Judge wanted to know why
the sleuths did not go downtown and
arrest others in the fashionable club
district, sell ng stronger drink than
beer.
Politically Judge Breen was for
many years a thorn in the side of
Tammany. His book Thirty Years
of New York Politics." treated of
tho inner workings OF the Tweed
ring He was good friend OF John
Kelly, who was succeeded by Richard
Croker years ago. Breen was one of
the Committee OF One Hundred that
organized the county democracy. the
The evening world., 1921-03-24
Rare Showing of
Gloves for Easter

Easter and new gloves are
synonymous. New gloves
there must be, and that is
why we have. taken such
care with our Easter dis
play.
Short gloves in glace lridskin
in the favorite spring shades,
and black and white, $1.85 and
$3.50 pair.
Long gloves, 16-buttOn length,
Of French suede in nastic, gray
and mode, and of glace hdsICin
in brown, tan and beaver, also
black and white, $3.50 pair.
Main Floor. Old building
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TrOtteur Skirts
New and Unusual

One blue skirt has q yoke Of
midnight blue that runs down
a little over the hips, and the
bottom part of the skirt, front
and back, of tan and darker tan
checked wooden material. It is
most distinctive and decidedly
reminiscent of Paris. Price
$27.50.
Another has a snugly fitted
yoke of midnight blue, and the
blue lower part made to flare
out at the hem of beige and
blue stripes. Price $3.50.
Yet another has black and
white stripes running diagon-
ally around it. The effect Is
unusually smart and becoming.
Price $25.
A skirt in rather heavy
woven wool material has stripes
woven into the bottom. This in
lovely light colors. Price SIS.
Skirt of heavy fibre silk
knitted, which lis equipped with
wide, soft sash girdle, particu-
larly good in black and white.
Price $25.
French eponge, in new cube
patterns, gay colors, is in a
skirt at $40.
A particularly good collection
of many types of skirts is
priced $15.75.
Second Floor. Old Building
The evening world., 1921-03-24
Song Of Spring

A song of Spring that
sings the praises of the new
suits for boys. Such an ar
ray-and such good values
"a combination that offers
the happiest choosing that
could be asked for in boys
suits.
Mostly Norfolk styles in hand
some herringbOne OF PLANE T
weaves; tweeds, unfinished Wor-
steds and mixtures in browns,
gTays and tans. Fine wooden ma
terials that are 70 be found only
in the very best clothing for
boys. Sizes 8 to IS years; $25.
Others at $3.50, $3.50, $50 to
New TOpeOats
for boys of 3 to 10
They're the really truly smart
kind that boys like so weIl-the
fancy tans especially. There are
also grRys and blues, in many
patterns; $12.
Others, $40 to SIS.
Third Floor, Old Building
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200 Hand Trunks
at $4.75 Each

This is a sort of sawed
off steamer trunk in ap-
pearance, and it will last a
lifetime.
1t is 20 in. long, 1917 in.
high and 9 in. thick, made
of h eavy, indestructible
fiber and with the locks,
clasps and corner buffers
of a trunk.
1t will hold much more
than the average suitcase,
yet it isn't too big to take
as hand luggage. It's uses
are legion, as a weekend
trunk, motor case, hat box,
salesman's sample case and
many other things.
The material in these trunks
is worth more than S4.75.
Last August we sold 5000 of
these trunks at SIPS more than
the price we can sell them for
today.
First Floor, Old Building.
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lnsurgent Democrats opposed to
Cammany Hall.
The Judge was born in County
Glare, ireland. and came here in 1866,
after graduating from the Royal
University at D1Hblin. He resided
for many years on East Broadway
and was at one time Chairman of
the School Board of the old Seventh
Ward
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Ms. William Maynadler Browne OF
Boston has announced the engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Brooks Browne,
who lives at No. 80 West 54th Street,
to James Barnes OF Princeton and No
20 Gramercy Park. author, explorer and
lecturer. Since he was graduated from
Princeton IN 1891 Mt Barnes has CON
trtbuted volumlnously to the leading
magazines on Topics OF travel and has
written numerous books on similar sub
jecte.
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Charming BlOuses
for the Easter Suit

The blouse sketched
above, a charming little
model in flesh color, bisque
or white Georgette crepe,
trimmed with a fine edging
of Valenciennes lace, is
$14.5O.
The tie-aFound sash and the
little vestee arrangement of
Valenciennes lace in the front
are two points that distinguish
this little blouse and give it
character. For under the Eas-
ter tailleur it is soft and vastly
becoming.
Another model in the same
material, to be had also in the
three colors, has an Eton collar
of tucked net and Georgette
crepe and a slim little triangu-
lar shaped vest of tucked net
and Valenciennes lace that Ia
wide at the girdle and narrows
to a point at the neck.
Very new and distinctive
is a model in crepe de chine
at $12.75 that may be worn
for either sports or tailored
wear.
1t is made with an Eton col
lar and short sleeves with turn
back cuffs, and has n smart tie
around girdle. The blouse is
finely patterned all over in n
reproduction of an old block
print design and is TO be had in
vivid or soft color combinations
with collar and cuffs of plain
white crepe de chine.
1t is most unusual.
Second Floor. Old Building
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For Miss 6 to Is
BIOuses from France

BIOuses from France
Handmade, especially for
us, after our own specifica-
tions, to insure proper
sleeve and shoulder meas
urements.
Charming youthful models, Of
fine French batiste, pink, white
and French blue, with quaint
Eton collars and turn-back
cuffs edged with tiny frills,
often finished with hand-hem-
stitching to match frill down
the front of the blouse. Sizes
6 to 16; $685. to $3.50.
Middies
Made after models that girls
have told US they adore for
school and sports wear.
Model of white jean with
good-looking braided collar,
$1.25.
COED model with cleverly
belted bottom, $1.65.
Model with smart yoke and
embroidered emblems, $1.95.
Sizes 6 to 16 years.
Princess Slips
For Easter frOcks.
Dainty models Of fine white
longcloth, prettily trimmed with
lace and ribbon and finished at
the bottom with deep hem
stitched or lace bedecked ruffle;
$1.15 TO $4.95.
Lovely slips Of soft, lustrous
pink satin, habutai or crepe de
chine, festively adorned with
dainty lace and ribbon for party
frocks. Sizes 8 TO 16; $5.75 70
$7.95.
Third Floor, Old Building
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New Handbags
Silk SIS; beaded $3.50

Every new tailored suit should
be accompanied by a new silk
handbag.
Several smart simple models
have been adapted in MORE silk
navy blue, dark brown OF black
at SIS.
$3.50 is a modest price for
some new beaded bags Of gener-
Gus size.
Main Floor, Old Building
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"Wear new
Stockings on Easter"

so the saying goes, land
you'll have good luck the
whole year round"
And it is difficult not to
do so when the modes are
as temptingly lovely as they
are this spring.
Many just from Paris
To wear with the tailored COS
tune there are the plain or clox
stockings.
For afternoon wear, eyelet or
daintily embroidered models.
For the evening, and occa-
sions that require elaborate cos
tunes, there are the exceeding
ly sheer chiffon stockings, some
with attractive side clox-em-
broidered stockings and those
with smart medallions of lace
inset.
Imported silk stocIings-$6
to $40.
American made-$2.S5 to
$3.50.
Federal tax not included.
Main Floor, Old Building
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Challis, Csc I'D.
Only 500 yards

The price is below whole
sale, but the quality is as
good as it ever was. I'm
ported.
Printed figures in unusual
eOlOrngs. Will make pretty
negligees and lounging robes.
Main Floor, Old Bulidlau
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New Sashes in the
Ribbon Shop

Of plain, two-toned and
fancy ribbons, with hand
nOtted fringe, which will
add a touch of wanted color
to the new frocks and suits.
&.75 to $3.50.
A new note is the combination
of color in the fringes--One-half
of the fringe Of black silk, the
other half of gold, or black and
blue, and 80 on.
Main Floor, Old Building
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$40 pairs were $14
81 pairs were SIS
227 pairs were $18
Also at SO

60 pairs of pumps and
oxfords made to order, in
our custom shop, and grad
ed at $50 to $50 pair. For
one reason or another,
they were not delivered.
Each shoe in latter group Is
the work Of one man, at the
bench. No better shoes can be
made. feathers are tan and
black. Sizes are irregular,
ranging from small to large. II
your size Is in this group, you
may count yourself very for
tunate.
There are IL styles
in the larger group. All of
these have Louis XIV. heels,
moderately high. We are
selling from this group
every day; but, since we do
not contemplate re-ordering
them, we have decided to
reduce all remaining to $40
a pair now, and give our
customers an opportunity
to get their new Easter
footwear at a good saving.
First Floor. Old Building.
The evening world., 1921-03-24

7 is not big type and big talk
in the newspapers-but tho
quality, fashion and fair price
of the goods in the store
which make value and give
lasting satisfaction.
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MOST UNUSUAL

In conjunction with our
disposal of diamonds at
we'll under current prices, we
shall offer on Friday
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SIS FOURTEEN to TWENTY

all over the wrap or coat-and
embroidery in tones to match or
in contrasting colors; cire rib
bon; braid and furs are the
dominating trimmings of course;
many of the coats are perfectly
plain.
For sports wear
coats of polo cloth in nat
ural color, rose and green tones;
coats of imported tweeds
and homespuns; also some of
the new heavy wool jerseys in
gay colors;
-capes in smart plaids;
knitted capes, too.
At S35
"BURNHAM" coats of
tweeds and heavy jerseys,
one of our exclusive special
ties; tailored in our own
workrooms.
Second Floor, Old Building,
Tenth Street.
The evening world., 1921-03-24
Necklaces of
La PerIe Rama
at a third less

La Perle RAMA are the
finest of artificial pearls that
come out of Paris. They are
our own exclusive importa-
ton. We hope that you will
take advantage of this tenn
porary reduction in price to
compare La Perle Rama with
any other imitation pearl you
know.
The pearls are mounted on IA
karat white gold clasps in fancy
designs.
Main Floor. Old Building
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One-eyelet ties
Patent leather, brown hdsldn.
Cross strap pumps
Patent leather, black calfskin.
Grecian pumps
Patent leather, black kidskin.
Opera slippers
Bronze kidskiu.
The evening world., 1921-03-24
Chic SilhOuettes
in Coats and Capes

For trotteur and after
noon wear
long, circular capes that
give the straightline silhouette;
wraps with straight lines,
topped with saucy little capes;
coats with straight lines;
some with the waistline defined
by girdles of stringlike proper
ton; others with Tuxedo fronts
of caracul, slynx Or silk Of
contrasting color;
coats with the bloused back;
coats with the new circular
skirt;
developed in twill cord,
satin, duvetyn and many fine
woolens.
At $3.50 to $1S5
Fine stitching sometimes is
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DEATHS

eSys sSsm = a. HoiS Shlid church 9 10 % a. NJ " Int. %
sNAiDMAN. :. On. June 20. 1921. ROB.
ERT infant sop OF Edna and Ausustus
SarsHs oa residence iST 8 ssofd st. n: ms
tetjpspfFT etsjPofTs.M5Sne II. SAMUEL E.. husband
Of Clara II. SPOTS. Funeral services. Wed,
od Mi int ES. Ri Gem REMAIN;
rs1 s % ,dns hSg re- 'fsafe ss RSBhGA sfa Y Ser s
sSST fe Of iS SSd TO 2s s service on nSr.
T,s bfs ss sS Ss
sfATaHR aged g. s ssrvtss Issl wsd snNrfF
w cor. lath st. and Lchish ave. Int. oak:
oEfvE N1F wg Eg'q 81 aSa : = sss IH"s ass 49,
Cheesema1l. aged 20. Relatives are Invited
from the residence OF her uncle William II.
Filler. 52S s; Broadway, Pitman, N, J. Flu;
iGsfiR GssTfiRATToN June 10. SARAH. widow of
funeral services; resIdcTss Of her soH.ln.isw.
& &wed NfH's M'IS" DrscSsy 2g Ini TSomSs%% &onnm.n
sSPPHnE SffnhEEH aSHG e. g. i'f n.yl whLAM .s,1oe
Thurs. 2 p. NJ, at his late residence. Front
and jackson sts.. Media, Pa. Int. ArlIns.
'o'i 'TifsDAIE. suddenly. June 10. ABB1E c..
services Tues, r n. a. her late T resi-.
dchce. s25 Haddon ave, Camden, ~ ].
Int. -worcestcr Mass. Please omit flowers.
90 issi wtfLHM HoaANS aged std 70 GH ysHrs S%s
Relatives a9g nd fEi"ns'' also .Py,hssorsss
service. on Wednesday afternoon at o'clocb
at the Oliver II T.T,rpi naIr alds 1920 Chestnut
WARD. Suddenly. June 10, JOHN D..
son OF William J. gnd Anna Ward tnee For
resD. aged II. Funeral Thurs, o 4. NJ.
| from parents residence. 5s32 Springfield ave.
blessed Sacrament 1890 A. NJ. Int. pri-
| WAKEFIELD. June II. GALE p
BISHOP. son OF Ell a. and Minnie II. Wake
n, at his parents residence. 80 ". Irving
ave. Merchantviile. y. ]. Int. Arlington
WECKERLY. - Suddenly, June 20. 1921 l..
MAHLoN g. husband Of Madcsine Week
post, No. 3ss American Legion. and ali So
cieties Of which he was a member. invited n
funeral services. Thurs, . r. NJ. At ists
non Gem Remains may he viewed Wed. eve.
1EfS (nee Kueriebort wife Of Andrew L,
WVeimlein, residence. Se22 n IIth 81. Due
notice OF funeral will be given.
| WILLIAMS. -. Suddenly ut Hagerstown,
Md. Jun, ~, WILLIAM VII "a l.: husband Of
remains may be viewed Tues. 10 10 p. II
| Third Antl-Air craft Machinc-Gun Battalion
| is invited.
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Generap
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALr

COOK and ChdmlermdI wish positions TO-
Eethcr f0r summer. sCsShorH or mountH I'M.
Anrly present pos ton. 1904 Surur" 81.
YOUNG business woman. tnorUugh.y cypr-
ricnred buokkeHp@r. "iHEI" HUd dOubl. en-
try. can use tyTcwritrr. -p1d correspondent
can take charge Of snal. utIC'; wants Pc
Htion with high-Irud' Nus.0"ss n,.rs- -
pIu nffi,.
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IN NJENtORIAM

LIYINGSToN,--In loving remembrance Of
1913, aged is years.
What happy hours we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still:
But they have left an aching void
This world can never hll
FATHER, MOTHER, SISTERS AND
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MAN

MEN-HiFh-gradc men or energy and am.
Dlton wanted to become distributors and
talcsnen for the latest and best hand fire
estinsuisher on the market 20 retail at sl2:
full particulars will DO sent on request
write at cEce. naming territory desired.
Canbec. Manufacturing Co, Attlehoro Macs.
INSURANCE SALssMEN who are not earn.
ing over $4,000 per annun, T. national Or
RaniHation offers to men qualified n per
manont connection with good future; refcr-
ences required. Apply 42s Land TITLE Rldg,
MAN wanted who is thoroughly familiar with
the finishing of knitted Jersey cloth please
FURNISH re!erencGa and state salary expected
NJ 2l2 Ledger Office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

THE REAL EAGLE Employment Agency
All competent help can be found at this
office; call or phone Spruce 2434 white or
COlOred male or female. 1908 Cambridge
at Philadelphia.
SPRUCE qualifications wanted, Protestant
and Catholl lc cooks, chambermaids. couples,
wnitresses. buffers. houaewOrk girls, etc.
MRS HARVEY 1919 Rittenhouse Square
Relinble helm snpplled and Manted.
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MARRIED

ATTWOOD--EJVANs..- We shInr,op n 4,
June ls. 1921, KATHRYN EVANS ant
AkTHUR ATWOOD, by Rev. Wallace Rad.
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itClSIE.R

LAUEDRESS. lolorcd experienced. to 20 to
seashOre fer summer; must have reference.
All Walnut st. Preston 4?2b.
WOMAN / ant looking for a particular type
of lady. Industrious, clean record falr edu-
cation and 2 Od personality. these pualifca-
tiOnS will secure Cor her ! permHngnt ConneC-
tiun "ith An income that will r,"t her highest
oNpeCtati ti0rs; adyP ncement on merit. G. 100,
| rdgPr Office
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE

CHAUFFEUR -- YounE Urban - ,rlr,
with California IUrusr, w." q. :, "ttjon.
can drive any KIND ,.r. Nr, = ',r.uro,.
does not drink. Aulrrs8 4. - = 30
It, city.
STOCK AND BOND SALESMAN. with eli
entele In Central Prnnn., desires change
from present house; references and reasons
by writing. Address l.. O, Box - Williams.
port, Pa.
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Country Store and Residence
ROOMS FOR RENT

9ro flrn of the @"j~r cassS as S's aImims TnTims
"-I1I Lgll" ~, nm. nd vi cHcnot'o
BROAD. y. 3G2o--Room.. furrashe1 newly
renovated. r"rrrenc"s. Tl0aa 7lHN w.
BRuWN, Gentleman nermanent own.
DIAMOND. 1Uu7--Des front r.. also sifti5E
.'o"m s-n.,.m u lalh. m4rhl" shower: ph
"hGE% ~ 2o2o-.rlrnn vel rurntshcd
FINE sr.- I5O6-I.oygIy room furnished
suitable for people excellent table.
lO 'CST li3l--Iarg" rUoI rooms sem nj.
vat, hath. Eem'Irm"n ~ business people.
SI'Hl t.. la-1 Cuol,o room ana bah. dec
l--rig"Ld n1"rN very C0ny. Locust 22le
VA. scr. aH"5-Sus,r and double rooms.
''l'-'- lu,4.. CN-gl.nni lorals r as rates
.ii ST ~ 2ltd--.Front room for gentle
lrTH \. 1872 or L / K = RI @ Beau
, -" 'Hrm r"oms; spotlrss clean, cleo,
E,s- .G,om- for travelling ncople, spruce 1854
"'~ os % and :l2o ;bs c.aS rns ,1 M1,h sSP+gats;
COZ. pr.P.rly- $40. includ. heat Dla' 6ssaa,
lIANnNuMEI.N furn. rrorl IN large lnoderd
private, home. electric lights 10 minute,
~ L!ly Hal. rh2ng HarlnE Oll6
4BTH Sr :. 255-- Wrl-rurnis shed room for
geuticMen I'll conw niences near L.
REFINED. private family offers desirable
o'u3 y.rDuty i9,h and WaInut. Phone Bar.
aI;rERAl. ucS, mn: rNns,, RET, PT9tes!.
FIl;M. r@ r ~ ply '%m, IN ""y%ryy cogy h9ms,
lor ant. halh shower Phone Dla 1880 ].
"S9E., Gr ,0lh s.. !. nr,y fam. Pres 60IiJ
'T r. %S Ia! dssr.a aS@., G"S rial,GSed t,S
" al mod COW rel HertnE 07sl j. w
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
BAG--Iost black bag from Media. cont
glasses, ntoney. Rcwd Gdlewild Media. Pa,
DOG-Lost, vicinity OF 34th and Lancaster
ave. a shaggy aired. light brown, male
dog. cross between Scotch and Irish terrier.
name Rags reward Call Market 1926 be-
fore @ r. NJ. Mr. Powers.
Lost, small brown sable neck
piece on White Horse pike. between Ham
monitor and AbseCon. Sunday morning, Juno
10. Reward 1928 Walnut st.
WALLET-Lost, 81 black waller containing
small amount OF money and valuable
papers; reward II returned: 1890 Spruce st.
wrist watch on 7:0s
A. NJ. hrst car. coming from Treahose on
Reading train: initials on back 7. A. G.. also
date June IL 1921. I. a. Gilbert. Trea-
hose, Pa.
wATCH-Tost. q silver wrist watch. marked
u. Il. n. 7. +. H.: keepsake; reward.
G.. +. Micbing. 3as Chestnut st.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

FARM BOARDING
NOa riding on farm equipped for Hams: aItv
In country IDEAL for Test ana
rcCreat ION,
MAPLE WOOD FARM
EPHRATA, PA
YOUNG COUPLE. 3 children, oldest ys@T.
OF ase. want farm country board An
swsr fully giving best terms. NJ f83. Ledscr
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE, MsrsEsI,
creek--Boetlng, bat thin. nsbinxs boni,S ~
JAZZ StDFFMAN. East slroada(TY. ~.
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PERSONALS

BYER & SHATER. lO2o-3l Race ST. have
day %d ,n T % % %Pn1 mass G M9rr af m
4 ~, TUESDAY. June p. 1921, at Room I2S;
present claims or before that date.
TO WHOM II may concern-On and after
Juno -. 1921 | win not be responsible
for any debts contracted by my wife Mar
garct MaEeo Wynkoor.
Carl. v. WYNKOOP
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HELP wANTED--MALE

HOSIERY
B1RsT-CLAss F1XER
SCOTT & WILLIAMS
FULL AUTOMATIC MACHINES
GOOD SALARY; PERMANENT POSITION
FOR RIGHT MAN
APPLY WALLACE WILSON HOSIERY co.
438S WALN ST, FKFD.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOIJCHT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

blG OPPORTUNITY for district manager,
capable OF distributing marvellous new add
ing machine. retails S15; work equals $3.50
nachlne; adfs subtraCts. rrultipies. divides.
hl,Nmat tiCAIly. lightning speed: errors lnpos-
sioIr' tve-year guarantee unlimited possi-
nl1tcS; write for details now. Calculator
n"rn4rhti0n. Department i 36l. Grand
Rapids. Mich
APARTMENT HOUSE, containing 81 rooms.
arranged In smH! housekeeping suites, hot
each apartment; fully furnished. income
over A'Oo n@r month lut"g, in3 Walnut st,
Country Store and Residence
State highway; business So 900 per year:
n Iuding stock, pOstOfiiCe and car: cash;
FnWH Roy 400, Doylestown.
HAVE about GO acrea Of anthracite coal
lana in Schuylkili County. north OF Potts
NlI". Pa, VIII sell AZ a sacrifice for cash
Townsend. ia Crozer Bldg.
TAKE advantage OF health opportunities and
business OPPORTUNITIES will follow. Write
Tor booklet. suburban Land Co. 2G56 Gtn av
FOR EALE-Upholster furniture business
on account owners death; not local. M
l32 l."dser Otire.
COOP POSITION for a man wiling 10 work
with Z Cut-sOle leather company: must in
yes' $4,000 l2?4. T.edGer Onice
AtTNMOltlIE tires good business. long es-
'HhlSh"i fur sale. come I'm on trial: YOU
r.sN u"th!ng 800 Chestnut i
FACTORIES for sac, any SIG, s. foot:
u''n- will finance g 72S. I"igar Office.
lhorr Preston 1oli ! "
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Observation-Disclosures

92O W. CHELTEN AVE.--A nne homo for
business people, convenient to trains and
trolley double and single room best food;
rates summer guests are welcome.
Phone Germantown 1882.
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CEMETERIES
BURIAL PARK

Provide now the future IL uncertain
Beautiful. Accessible. Perpetual Care.
Main Oflce-Glensde. Penna. Both Phones
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

REFlNEp. private family offers desirable
front room. with bath. TO | gentleman
ol.2 E"lnty i2th dnd Walnut. Phone Bar
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

FINE ST. l5U6-I.oveIv room furnished.
su'lahle for people, excellent table.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

'TNT ~, -T2O Y Tn-s 4 nun ecparate, :,
"loC. and .as. all CunV,: = blks. from PARK p.
o. prgP.Gty- $40. lnClud. heat. Dia. b8sa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

NT.NI- 7 l6OT-THf80 hItrnCtIVr front rm.
al mod. cnnv.; ref Barring 0754 J.
ALTMORE AVE. y. " cor. 42d-Larss
tur. rms. brd near hot water, Wood be2e,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

INNT'NVNI"T.N TuIN. rVOW m IArga InOdern
private home, electric lights. 10 uinuto.
= L.ly Nol- nL-n- EArLnE OLlh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

9TH ST :, 2i5--W"ll- -rurnis shed roon, for
g"UtlcWnn. I'll Conv' nicnceS near L.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

BROAD y 2S3+ Single ur IN suit. rooms.
Well fam. Of the hotter class, charming:
"rlrI' 'ul'" o' room. md vi rAcnoiio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

BooTH--At Atlantic City, n. j.. June 10.
1921. MAY, wife OF Frederick @. Booth (nee
Donnellyl. Relatives and friends are invited
residence Of her sister. Mrs James Camp.
bell. 26i4 S. Dewey st. Solemn requiem
mass st. Barnabas' Church Q A. NJ. Int
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

DIAMOND. lHuT-Des. front r.. also sittirr
'oWm s.nG,m " Lalh marh'" shower: ph
,T,GE,, ~ @020-rlrun. Vol FURNISHED
- MMlnr- Ln,N rnnt-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

.nVh-- SuIS,r and double rooms.
D., CN'"I|"n' r0,alS. r as rates
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

COLLEGE STUDENT o. teacher; vacation
position; s2lO; 90 davs e 625. Led on