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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED,


New Jersey.
BLOOAlFIELp-1a rooms, baths facing
park; car garage laundry in basement.
DR.. CARRIcK, 81 Broad ST.. Bloomfield, y.
J. Telephone Bloomfield 1883.
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Connecticut.

NEW MILFORD. CONN.
Seven room house. fully furnished one
i;lif acre: rent $500 for season or longer: ol
entire farm for sale. 100 acres. seven room
house. outbulldngs. so cows, horses anc
all farm implements price $4,000. FOLSOM
BROS. Inc, 81 East 34th st.
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INFORMATION WANTED.


INFORMATION as to the place of death rr
John William Farrell from board of health.
undertaken or Catholic parish priest of said
decreased VIII be appreciated by Mrs FRANK
LEE. - Bates ST.. Pittaburg, Pa.
MILLER, SAMuEL.-Daughter Helen sick,
your mother sick: everything forgiven !;
please como home. Wife. ANNIE MILLER.
WAITRESS wanted. VIII Semi Wiami tele-
phone her address to Mrs. u. again? 297
Herald Herald square.
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1iTH ST. 2ai W.-smaii room. bath same
floor; telephone; gentlemen; references.
4TTfI 106 WEST (Haleigh HRiD "A resi-
dence for men: light. attractively furnished
rooms with tub or shower; writing, smok-
Ing. lounge. billiard rooms: comforts, con-
vcnlonces OF first class hotel: lower rentals.
18TH ST, West = Large room. adjoining
hath. cool In summer with congenial Chris
tian family gentlemen, business woman or
business couple: references exchanged. Call
wadsworth 3095, apt. 8, In evenings.
2OrIf ST. a30 w.-I.arse parlor. one or two
gentlemen, conveniences. phone.
23p ST. 292 WEST tIIoinl Chelsee)-A few
most desirable siugle and Double rooms %
rent, furni ihcd atfrnrtivelv, location unex-
celled. near ail trougi lines. high ceilings.
large rootng inspection invited. Hotel Chel-
sta 90 West s3d IL. Plume Wathina 5000
29p, 2hn W.-Turniehed housekeeping room
and Kitchen, gas, electricity. telephone
PATH, 43s W.--Artistic living rooms, baths.
garden outlook owner Interior decorator
breakfast privilege; ~" subway. Chelsea
pes5.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

viii no longer be held responsible for
any debts except those contracted by my
self JACOB KsssLFR
JERSEY CITY. viii see you. j.. 1881 Her
aid. Harlem.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
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West Sms.


West Sms.
6sTII 10 West.-Eiegant front psrlor and
bedroom, twin beds; telephone; bath; one
or two gentlemen; references. BOcK
10TH. es4 W.-Large room. running water;
also hall room; next bath.
7iST wEST.-cool. comfortable room. bath.
single or en- suite. In private American
home, for gentlemen; every convenience; ref
erences required. Columbus sl04
72D ST.. w-Two enormous sunny rooms.
handsomely furnished, private BATH in ex-
elusive private home. Phone Columbus e206
I'D. 256 w. (opposite Ansonia Hotel .-rM .
rooms bath, Ntchenette: telephone. long.
ahcrt lease; summer rates; reterences
ltcusekeeper
electricity: ktchenette privilege, bath,
phone: sl6-s1s week.
18TH. H. W.-Pleasant large room. bath
adjoining; private house. Schuyler 40s3.
soTH. IFS w.-Beautiful front. $40; single.
SO; electric light. running water.
SID ST. 10 w.-Large. beautiful double
room, dtchenette: refined. quiet home.
SAD, 12T w.-Front basement. large, light.
sunny; hot water. electricity; references.
GOTH, 81 W.-Newly renovated large. small
rooms; $40 up. select: references.
9th ST.. BOG west.-single room. near
both elevator apartment; private family.
Mrs. Quiplan. Riverside Glso.
attractive. sunny rooms double; 81 20 SO;
piano. kitchen privileges. &c Tel. apt. -.
1ofrH (St. Nicholas av., 2s5) Large out
side room for business woman. elevator;
convenient location Apt. 66, Morn. 49o0.
126rE, 151 West.-First class house; rea-
sonable rates: electric lights. continuous
hot water.
I4sTH, sos W. homeliSe rooms, conven-
fences; working lady preferred; 80 CAD
WELL.
i51ST, 512 w.-Attractve room. couple. gen
tlemen: Kitchen privileges; independence;
elevator. DoRMER.
1slST. 55s w.--Large rooni near bath. suit
able one or two men. nowARp's bell.
Borougn Of asaokisn.
TWO Handsomely furnished connecting
rooms. private family. electricity all con
veniences pleasant location. Si7. Phone
south 1851
Long Island.
LONG BEACH (Belmont Hotel. 253 Park
st) Rooms by season. S2o0-S900
ROCKAWAY PARk.-Large rooms: Ssason.
f6s Beach 12Gth st. Belle Harbor 1880
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
57TH. SO W.-Large studio. parlor floor;
also large rooms. running water. bath
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81, 500 cash for % family small apart
rent house, within one hour Grand Gem
tral: must be bargain give complete details
10 broker. ID 1853 Herald, Bronx.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SIC. 600 to $50. 600 absolutely secured. under
good rate OF interest, win In addition very
soon double itself security many times
amount invested established. very profitable
manufacturing business. with large assets,
including real estate: product In demand and
universally used; principals only. Address +
90 Herald. Herald SO.
WANTED-Man Of ability 20 open sales Of
flee for old established, well rated manu-
without competition; 81 coo to $1,000 capital
INTERNATIONAL MACHINE COMPANY.
Baltimore, Md.
WANT gentleman having office experience,
Investing $4,000 TO $4,000. as associate. 80
per cent. partnership. In import business.
large profits assured: serious principals: In
reply state in detail former business connec-
tions: references exchanged. II 27s Herald.
INVENTOR wishes 10 sell free and clear
patent for wedge supporting block for driv
United s States. The inventor win be- be glad
10 call and explain 20 those interested A
625 Herald, ESQ Bway
INVENTOR
desires partner or broker 20 furnish capital
20 manufacture aeroplane hydroplanc to In
corporate company. Reply 10 inventor. q.
cANNtSTRA, COS claremont Parkway.
Bronx. care Aliintto.
REPRrSnN NTATIvE--Nfanufacture Of glass
staffs for lamps, with great stocks seeks
representative well introduced for the Ameri-
can market. certain capital for association
desired. Write to FERDINAND kNIItSCH,
wiescnthal an. bohemia ---
SOME enc 10 manufacture powder compound
for hands, royalty basis, nothing like II I,
investigate Box %, Station ", city.
MANUFACTURERS-Go proposition de-
yelop business Latin countries. + 136 Her
aid, Herald square
MAI, ORDER business wanted part time
nj first r. o. Boz 40, Station y. B'kyn.
ACCOMMODATION written up by the
day. L i6i Herald, Herald square.
NINE rooms. furnished apartment, for sale
bargain. u 900 Herald. Fulton -.
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FARM PROPERTY.


New York.
FARMS, all kinds: free list: state wants.
VAIL. 17ois Lafayette, Schenectady. y. y.
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ing, plant design, steel concrste, technical
training, Immediately avsiiabis. 3 697 Bss-
aid. Fulton ~.
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New Jersey.

SUMMIT n. J.-Gentlemans country resi-
dence for rent for summer. furnished: 1
rooms, baths; all conveniences newly
decorated; large plot; garden, shade trees ::
exceptional location; garage; 80 minutes from
Hoboken. Apply w. X. BLAIR. room iG3. 40
Wall ST., New York John 470T
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NEW FACTORIES

NEW FACTORIES.
Two one story brick buildings, modern con-
atrIction 75x2f4, at Bound Brook y. j.:
four railroads, all improvements, siding: re-
stricted sell lease.
PIERCE ESTATES. BOUND BROOK, n. j.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Miscellaneous.


Miscellaneous.
OFFICES, LOFTS. WAREHOUSES. SHOW
ROOMS ALI. SECTIONS. j. CLARENCE
DAVIES, 30 NASSAU ST.; JOHN llTi. 81
EAST AID ST: VANDERBILT 9lT5.
borough of Brooklyn.
PHYSICIAN-Will sublet part OF new
modern office In first class location TO
strictly ethical man. Phone Main 2Tia
SMALL building. 10000 feet: electric ele-
vator. steam heat. IT, Sands St. B'klyn
STORE. 25xi00, large show window. suitable
any business. 10 Sands St.. Brooklyn.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

57TH. so W.--Large studio, parlor floor;
also large rooms. running water. bath
shared
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C.
CHASdBERIAID-wAI lady leaving
city wishes TO place her competent and
efficient maid. with two years references.
3s w. I'D ". Columbus 1881
cfiAMBE RMAID. Highly recommended Irian
sirl would go 20 mountains with city fam
.iy "a chambermaid-waitress or chamber
maid-nurse. l64 West Ssth ST.. basement.
IIAAiBERNAID-wAITR young irish
girl, wishes position In apartment; small
family; city reference. Apply $40 r.. 5ist
ST.. care Mr.. Brown.
CTIAMBERMAID-Lady wishes place cham
bermaid. assist waiting. Apply D-io sy5
Park av., Apt. lob. Phone Rhinelander
CIiAMBERMAfD. French woman, assist
waiting or children; country only. M s..
CHAMBERMAID and waitress or housework.
young girl wishes position: city preferred
GO Herald. Herald so.
cITAMBERwoRK = Reliable person. half
time, where She have room; refer
ence. 80 Herald. Herald So
CHAMBERMAID: city references: American
family: Newport preferred. NJ 10f Herald.
Herald 80.
CfIAMBERNAID or parlormaid. experienced
Christian family; references. Box 80. 1899
I'd av.
CIIAMBERAfAID-wAI AITRESS neat coiored
girl; city. country. 165 Herald. Herald sa.
Dressmakers. scamstresscs q MiIIiners.
ARTISTIC gowns: perfect lines. quickly
made; - day. Miss Austin, Audubon 1924
DREssdAKER.-l'irs class French dress-
maker desires few customers; best
references. Apt. ~. $40 West 136th Morn
ingside 1910.
DREaSMAKER, filter: exceptional remodel
ling caro- wardrobe; packer: refined as
sistnnt one lady; S75: reference III
Herald. Herald 50.
DRESSNfAKER, excellent filter. draper:
makes, remodels. out s. daily. Phone
Cathedral Q29c.
DRESSMAKER. chic. original ideas; good
filter. designer: quick 50. u 1881 Herald
Washington Heights.
nRESsNAKER. colorcd; cuts fits remod-
els; wants more customers. Robinson. 2s7
w i86th.
DREssAfAKER. acoustomed 20 hish class
trade. good .tyiss fine ,., wcrs; wi,hss en-
DREssMAKER, first class cutter, filter, en-
cages by day. pressmaker, 4o2 w. sad.
DREssMAiSicR, first class, out by day. s5;
city or country. ". D.. 20y +. sea ~
/ pREssMAKE,T, accomplished, by day. also
rcmodelling. Stevens. ios SUNNI. av., city
EXQUISITE costumes made. rernodcliine
any styles out sa.co. Black, 500 West
/ 1I2d.
sEAMsrREss. willing. coiored: mendins. re
| pairing; steady. Smith. care Gentle, 24i
1 West l42d
| GEAMsTREss, plain sewing. mending; out.
Schuyler oslI. apartment ..
General Houscwcrk. Sc.
/ TfOUEEwOr,KER, girl, reliable. settled.
/ Swiss. very clean. good cook. light, no
washing; winter, apt. summer. country.
only by letter boz Is. 15os 20 av.
| fioUsEwORRER, competent, excellent cook.
| city, country; references. 52f W. hed. two
] flights.
| HOUSEwORK-W half time house
work by colored woman, mornings Address
a. lie Blon, osi Morris av., Bronx.
L
4-5 daily; experienced. Johnson. 6522
Mornlngside.
HOtfSEWORK. washing, ironing, by the dav
have reference; Monday. Tuaedsv. Satur-
day. NJ. oJeary, care Deveney, s2l 81 as.
f,o,,ory,,opvrp Iaiy tJ,,o -. r,,,,.,,,.
compstent ooored sirl. Bsckett s25 w. b2d
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CIIAUFFEUR.-Qentier wishes to place
his competent French chauffeur; has served
years In French army automobiltst. !.
would be glad to give further information.
NJ. Fuller. Phone Rector 1885,
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS. T.. livery at
tractive , room apartment with enormous
rooms. elevators fine service. Phone
Boulevard 05i5. Tennis Place Apartment
BY station. only IL minutes on electric trains.
tt-f0N l.. q. EARLE. 3JS aih nv. cor .Ith
a.. - Y
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers q real posi- bihfD Of
rccoreriAO your lost property
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COUPLE to do entire work except laundry:
cook. butler: long years experience with
private family: with child 4. city. country.
Macy. 112 East 116th.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. thoroughly ex.
perienced; best OF references: neat, ccur-
tcous. careful driver; can handle any car:
city or country; moderate salary to start
Address r, Dunster. 217 Tth av.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, Scotch aged 81
married: 12 years. experience. Cadillac.
Pierce. Packard. any car. best written or
personal refereaces employed at present .
wages s35. Phone Rhtnelandcr GTO0; Ext ~.
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COUPLE, both Japanese, first class. do
side position. entire charge small family;
man cook, wife maid; personal city refer
ences. Couple, SO Sands St, Brooklyn.
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WANT ADS surrounded by white
all.
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COUPLE (French). butler or gardener: wife
excellent cook; daughter (20) chnmbermaid
wish positions; references. Faingnaert. i6s
hod
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Easter Toys and Novelties
to Delight Little Ones

Stuffed rabbits, some with pretty
bows of ribbon, Toe to $3.50.
Stuffed chickens and ducks, some
ducks on wheels, 81 to $3.50.
Furry rabbits, 60c to So.
Horse and Easter wagon filled
with toys, $1.65 to $5.25.
Wooden autos filled with Easter
toys, $1.25 to $3.50.
Also trimmed novelties, includ-
ing garden sets, drums, Noah's
arks, aeroplanes, razzle-dazzles
and, of course, DOLLS, prettily
decked out with bows, 65c to $3.50.
Easter baskets filled with toys,
40c.
Net rabbits filled with toys, 25c,
50c, 75c.
And ever so many other cunning
things to delight little ones at
Eastertide.
Seventh Floor. MarkeD
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The Mems 's$1.65
Shirts
Are Wonderful

At this price they are
lower than similar shirts
have been since before the
war. We had about 1000
a few weeks ago at a
higher price, and they
went out so quickly that
some men were disap-
pointed.
Now here is an opportu-
nifty to get all the good,
sturdy woven madras
shirts you need for this
Spring and Summer and
save money on them.
Soft-cuff, plain neglige
shirts in a variety of
striped designs and some
checks.
(Main Floor. Markep
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

The more important your
work, the more you need this
music If you are mar
ried, the more you need it--for
your aoife. If you have
children. then your need is
three-fold. ..
"Desire ye to bnoW," asked
Confucius, "tOhether land is
aUeU governed, and it's people
haze good morols9 Hear its
music"
Classical music, sacred music,
operate selections, old and new
songs, dance music (played with
wonderful rhythm)-- You get
them all with the AMPICO.
And, withal, whenever you
wish, the AMPICO part of the
instrument will retire into the
background, and you may sit
down at the keyboard of the
piano and play, yourself, the
things you wish, your own way.
Music is Ito harmonious
voice of creation, an echo of the
invisible World, one note of the
divine concord aUhich the entire
uniuerse is some day to sound"
-MAZZINI.
The AMPICO, which is to be
found only at Wanamaker's in
Philadelphia, may be obtained
in the CHICKERING, SCHO-
MACKER, HAINES BROS,
MARSHALL & WENDELL,
and the celebrated KNABE
Pianos.
You may hear the AMPICO
in Egyptian Hall any business
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Fine Porto Rico Blouses
Entirely Handmade

The voile Is the sheer French
|voile and for trimming there is
hemstitching, drawn work or real
flet lace.
One Of the newest styles has a
tquare neck and is collarless,
cthers have V necks or square
hecks with collars. They are far
more beautiful blouses than you
would think from their prices,
which are $7,S5 to $40.
Since the weather turned warm
r, surprising number Of women
nave been in to get these finer
lingerie waists.
(Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
The New Reed Lamps

for floor and table are here at the
new lower prices.
Those for the table are fitted
for one and two lights and cost
$11.50 to $42.50.
Those for the floor are fitted with
two and three lamps, are $50 to
s75.
Each group is in natural, ivory,
midnight blue, walnut and gray fin
ishes, and can be ordered in almost
any other color desired.
(Fourth Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Nearly Everybody Plants
Sweet Peas This Week

They are among the earli-
est of the garden ANNALS,
blooming with greater profu-
sion than most others, and
everybody loves them.
Gilt-edge mixture-large flowers,
long stems, and in wonderful va
riety of color; sc packet, zoe
ounce, 60c quarter pound, 81 a
pound.
Orchid -fowered mixture fire.
quently referred to as the Spencer
type. The flowers are gigantic,
produced in wonderful profusion
and borne on long, stiff stems.
Colors are marvellous. 10c packet,
25c ounce, Toe quarter pound, $3.50
pound.
(Fourth Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Women's Long Silk
Gloves, $l.65 a Pair

Just little lot that we procured
the other day, but all firm, lustrous
Milanese silks Of a quality far
better than $1.65 ordinarily buys.
Twelve-button length-just the
length required for many new
Spring gowns-and in such desir-
able colors as pongee, mastic,
beaver, brown, gray or bronze, as
we'll as white.
There is every size in the collec-
tion, and all the popular sizes in
every color, but occasionally there
is a size missing in a few colors.
(West Aislo)
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Easter PettiCOatS

VI the hundreds of fresh ones
foming in we mention only a few
ESo styles that make US think of
Pfe,war oar qualities and prices.
Vne style is of messaline at
300 200 1t comes in black and many
|D',i Une is of taffeta at $3.50. This
Gris,. Ss oe had in the lightest and
Pr'shtest of shades.
(rhird Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Hundreds of Fresh Easter Suits for
Women Are Ready

fabrics are chiefly Poiret twills,
tricotines, hair-line worsteds;,
honey-comb weaves and other
novelties; in the favorite navies,
blacks, putty, beaver and covert
shades. But the real interest
is in the styles. Never were
there such charming coats and
jackets - box coats, slashed
coats, semi-ftting coats, belted
coats. Never was there more
beautiful tailoring and finish;
never quieter or more refined
(Tirst Floor, Centra)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Here's a New Lot Of
HOnflenr Toilet
Preparations

Rose, violet or rEmpire extract,
60c a bottle.
Violet, Bouquet Amour or l'Em-
pire toilet water, SOC and 90c.
Talcum powder, 15c.
Skin creams, 40c.
Youth and Beauty cream, 40c.
Face powder, 40c.
Sachets, 35c.
Violet ammonia, 25c and 40c a
bottle.
Lilac and wistsria vegetal, 75c
a bottle.
Bay rum, 90c and $1.80 a bottle.
Witch hazel, 40c, 70c and SO.
(Main Floor. Chestnut)
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Mems Fine Spring TopcOats
in the London Shop

A few of them are the fine Kenneth Durward coats
from London. The others coats had made up
here of fine English and Scotch fabrics and made in the
same good styles as the English garments.
Beautiful cheviots tweeds and coverts the
materials used, and the coors chiefly green brown
and gray with designs in overpaids.
Topcoats that are fine in fashion and fine in work
manship and just exactly what we-dressed are
looking for for Easter.
Moderately priced at $40 to S55.
lery, snut)
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Strictly Fresh Eggs

are those in the Candy Store-de-
liciously fresh and temptingly
good.
Decorated chocolate eggs for
Easter are 15c, 25c, Toe, 1925 and
81 apiece.
Plain chocolate eggs are SC and
10c.
And the Candy Store is brim full
Of Easter novelties and favors,
centerpieces and Easter sweets.
tDewn stairs Store. Chestnutb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Hoop Earrings Are in
Fashion Again

and SO, too, are the long pendant
earrings in pear shapes, and others
in new and unusual designs.
There are hoop earrings in imi-
tation jade, in the pretty blue lapis
lazuli, also imitation, in sparkling
jet and in glistening rhinestones.
And the pendant and novelty
earrings are also in colored effects.
Prices begin at 81 and go to 500
pair.
(Jewelry Store. Chestnut)
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Some Splendid Luggage
All at $9.S5

AT this modest price and planning trips for
this next weekend may choose from both travelling bags
and suit cases.
Mems cowhde travelling
and leather lining roomy 18-inch
Women black onggran cowhd travelling bags
Innings in IA, Is and 16 inch sizes
Tan cowhide suit with all pocket
deep in "a and 26 inch
All low priced at 1885.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
New Books

'The Man in the Dark" by Albert
Payson Terhune. Price So. A story
of a misunderstood man, a heroic
girl and lovable collie dog against
a background Of West Virginia
hills and moonshiners.
"Out Of the Air" by Inez Haynes
Irwin. Price 81. An aviator, a
haunted house and a charming
romance.
(Main Floor, .Thirtoenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Administer Rugs Of
the Better Sort

Designs and colorings suitable
for many styles of furnishing.
Ok IL it,, $54 and $65.
8.3 10.6 it., $48 and $57.
6x9 it,, $3.50 and $34.
4.6 7.6 it,, $l5 and $3.50.
SO 70 in, SO and $3.50.
(seventh Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
The
Anpico
and
RdchmaninOH

The AMPICo is an instru-
ment which reproduces the best
pianoforte music. The finest
effort of RACHMANINOFF in
the Academy Of Music will not
surpass what you may hear,
any time, on the AMPICO RE-
PRODUCING PIANO-in your
own home, if you wish.
For RACHMANINOFF has
played many selections - his
own Preludes among them
and his playing has been re-
corded without the slightest
change in expression or time
PERMANENTLY recorded, on
music rolls which, in the grasp
of the A PICO, became
RACHMANINOFF himself!
No other instrument knotUn
to the sUorld can match this dc-
comphshmett, though number
pay IL the compliment of at
tempting to match 1t.
Not with RACHMANI-
NOffS playing, OF course; Tor
that great artist records his
playing only for the AMPICO.
THE BEST MUSIC-is that
too good for you, in your home,
in the brief interludes between
your serious work? If you con-
slider that it is not the quantity
Of work you do, but the spirit
you put in your work that
counts, you will rate at their
proper value those things which
give you the greatest inspira-
tion. And far up on the list
If not at the top-is the music
which you may get, ,Uhen you
want, the kind you want, from
the AMPICO REPRODUCING
PIANO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

A LITTLE cIearauray of
IA nainsook and cambria
embroidery edges for under
muslins may be had for only
35c a yard tomorrow. They
are sir and seuen inches lDide,
and there is a pretty good ua-
riety of patterns.
lFirst Floor Chsstnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Little Sisters
Easter Bonnet and
Little Brothers
NeLU Hat

are here and ready to be se-
lected at once. Simple, pretty
little hats they are, in quiet,
good taste, and surprisingly
moderate Of price.
There are plain and two-toned
straws, little poke shapes,
mushrooms, sailors and straight
hats, usually trimmed with rib
bon bands or streamers.
White rep hats start at SIPS;
straw hats at SO and go to $3.50.
These are In 2 to 6 year sizes.
Little caps for the tiny baby
up to one-year size, are simple
or lace trimmed or made dainty
with ribbons and embroidery
and go from 75c to SO.
(Third Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

TN FACT, it is high tide for
Easter clothes in the
= Women's Fashion Salon;
while every day from now on
will bring new things to fill in
the gaps. No woman need wait
longer-unless she wishes-to
choose her Spring outfit. And
the qualities and workmanship
even Of the moderately priced
suits are wonderful to see
&150 to S75.
In this particular group the