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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

THE ELIAS HOWE Parent-Teach- CTS Association. better known as the Home and School circle will enjoy a musical treat tomorrow evening when Miss Genevieve Seneca will ia vor with violin selections. Miss Flor cuce Do,man, will recite. and Miss Marion Hodges will sing many of the old faTorite tunes Beside this another interesting feature will be in troduced when several of Professor QuiIty's advanced pupils will give in- terpretative dances Following this there will be social dancing for all with music furnished by the school orchestra
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
(Continued.)

Miss Mary Peterson was elected mayor of Red Cloud. Nebraska ..
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
THE NAVAL TREATY R4RE GRE .:;;=: s=;:;=s::

Copyright, 1921. by Harper & Bros Published by special arrangement with the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

This editorial, quoted from the New York Evening Mail, is certainly worth while reading. It may give YOU new viewpoint Read it and see:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08

to file an income tax return. The
keeping Of the account in many cases
Is not merely record, for the
thoughtful person who keeps an ac-
count will usually grow to give 1t
enough earnest thought to get an in
depreciation as to how he spends his
money. For some individuals the tax
sheet is providing a money saving de-
vice, for they are exerting; themselves
to be thrifty because they are seeing
for the first TIME how unwisely much
of their money has been spent. Last
year a young woman found that she
was paying more for shoe shines than
for reading matter, more for face pow
der than for church and charity and
for shoes and movies than for food. A
man found that he was paying more
for tips than for the baby's milk and
more for his automobile supplies than
for food for his family and more for
cigars than for shoes. Hundreds are
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08

tic low in the neighborhood of Ice
land. 1t is as though the bubble OIL
air under the ice broke from its pa
rent bubble, meandcred about for a
while, and finally merged with an
other large bubble.
1.-THE highs that traverse the Unit
cd, states have fewer places Of origin
than the 'lows'-Alberta, North and
South Pacific, Rocky Mountains, and
Hudson Bay. They usually bring cool
CT weather with them. The bittcrcst
cold waves known in the region from
the Great Lakes eastward follow
highs that drift down from Hudson
Bay"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08
FOR ToBAcCOLESS NATION.
w. c. T. U. Has Launched Drive
Auainst> the Weed.

The National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union has launched a
drive against tobacco, says a New
York dispatch. The object is 4 to-
baccoless u. S. a. by 1925.
ITO disclose our campaign plans
now would play into the hands OF
the liquor interests who arc seeking
to dlscredit our prohibition enforce
ment fight by the blue law bugaboo.'
said Mrs. Ella Boole, vice president
of the national organization today to
the United Press. "But you may say
we are opposed to all narcotics and
tobacco is narcotic
Nevertheless, officials of the local
headquarters indicated that their
plans include no rough and direct
methods such as were used in the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08
WHERE TIE MONEY GOES
Careful Accounts Necessary to Keep
Track OF Waste.

rack or waste.
New Year Day resolutions are pale,
sickly individuals compared with the
sturdy virile' resolutions that are pro-
duced through the laborious process
Of compiling an income tax report.
Many individuals who receive salary
sufficiently large to file an income
tax return find themselves struggling
with a tax sheet but without. a, bank
account Where did all that money
go? That is the amazing question.
Then: follows a firm resolve that the
next year an account will be kept, Not
all who make the resolution; have the
backbone and patience that the keep
ing of an accurate. account requiTes,
but many persons are keeping ac-
counts now, who never would have
dreamed of doing so before they had
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08
case of John Barleycorn.

case of John Barleycorn.
Propaganda is being sent all over
the country, advising the members
to create public sentiment against
girls and women selling tobacco. Pc
titionirg colleges and clubs to aban-
don entertainment smokers, work for
prohibition Of smoking in markets.
stores, polling booths and public
places.
At first heavy artillery will be un-
Embered only on the cigarette. Ju-
venilc addicts will receive premier
attention. Signs labeled Important
to Boys" and quoting the New York
penal laws forbidding minors to smoke
are being printed by thousands for
public display in this sta te.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08
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studying their accounts and are read
justing their spending. Perhaps. the, :,
income tax sheet can help to change:
us from a nation Of thriftless spenders
to nation of thrifty savers.-Wasff-:.
ington Herald.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08

The japanese women pearl fishers
commence their work at the age Of II.
Almost all the year around they are in
he water, except in the coolest season.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08

ALL mail sent by airplane is wrapped
in an asbestos cloth container that Is
fastened to the plane by thin strips
and screws. The fire-proof bag has
been tested and after treatment in an
intense fire the contents were found to
be intact.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08

IN THAT country Of beautiful Senoritas grow
the finest Vanilla Beans in the world.
From old Mexico, we obtain the genuine Va.
nills Beam used in flavoriing The Velvet Kind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
C0ntinued.
AN ATTRACTIVE L.
FROM WHICH TO SELE(

Excellent location downtown: Groom brick
nome Furnace heat. Cellar undO entire
noase. Nice froot and rear yards. Splendid
condition throughout Price. $500. Can be
sold On $500 cash, balance monthly.
2.
Good thfee-story building, with brick garage
fof cars. Contains 2 apartments Of rooms
and bath each, and . nice store. Located in
best downtown section. Can be sold for 81. 500
on unusually easy terms. An opportunity sell
dom offered.
|, 8.
Ten room home in best section Of Columbia
Heights; Hot-water heat; electric lights.
Newly decorated throughout. Vacant. Price,
$u,7dD Owner will accept, as part payment,
smau investment property.
4.
vacant Newly papered and decorated; nice
planned Groom home; attractive lighting
n4tures Very deep front and rear yards
Located in Columbia Heights. Price. $3.50.
5.
In Washington's exclusive residential Sec
,ion. An unusually attractive Groom and =
Da.n nome; large living room; open fireplace
nnaruwood floors; glassed-in sleeping porch.
0sfaSe; Property too large for present owner
H n. VIII accept smaller property in exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

blOOmlnSQale.
s4.75o-s5oO cash. Near LIST and T. Groom
and bath brick; yard to alley;
se,5Oo-sl, 900 cash. Near N. Cap. st r.
60 .oo and a,l b.; h,.w.h; modern:
and b. each; h-w.h.
$9,350-s750 cash. c-fam. nat on ". Cap.
st. and r. and b.
Georgetown.
$s.ooo-sl. 900 cash Near Convent Of Vista
ton. r. and b.: h.-w.h. garage.
$6,SO0-$l. 900 cash. Facing Western High
school fam Cat. and r. and b.
ss.ooo-Que st. near 3oth 11-r. and b. brick;
good condition. Easy terms.
Petworth.
$7.as0-7th st. near Quincy. semi-detached
brick of r and b.; h.-w.h.. cleo.
light
$7.500-Quincy near New Hamp ave. sr.
and b.; h.-wh. cleo light; open fire.
place. Porches. Immediate possess
sion.
Southeast.
$4.500-s5OO cash. L ST. near 18TH CIR. and
b: brick; in good condition. lmmedi-
ss.25o-s1 900 cash. A st. near sth. Z r.
and b.; modern. Vacant.
$sooo-Terns. I'd near B. ST and b.:
Downtown Northwest.
5,250-$1 900 cash. 4th and N. 0 r and b.
Near N. Y. and n. J. ave. cars.
$5,760-$750 cash. Mass. ave. near 4th.
r. and b.; irst-hoor kitchen.
$5,6SO-Near Wash. Circle. S-r. and b. brick;
h.-w.h.
$6,000-1st ST.. 500 block. r. and b. Newly
papered and painted
81. 65O-22d st. fine rooms and bath; mod
ern baywindow brick. Bargain.
$500 st. Near Pension Office. Il r and
b.; h.-w.h. Splendid rooming house.
$9,500-Eye st. near 10Th. 10-r. and b. brick
$11.oOo-M st. near 18th. Il r. and b. All
rooms now rented. Shows splendid
return.
81, 500-Near Dupont Circle. Attractive TT
and b. cOloniafstyle: h.-w.h., cleo;
double brick garage.
81, 500-21st st. near Mass. ave. r. and b.;
h.-w.h.. cleo. light Vacant. Re-
decorated.
;. HARTUNG,
L5th and H SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

BUY THESE SPLENDID HOME VALUES
BEFORE THE SPRING RUSH.
$450o $500 Cash. $1,000 Terms
Within Walking Distance Good Petworth Location.
Capitol and Library. b. hSsxe heat rear
eNe"en' eai''n' 0' 10 "'e
$3.50 Good Terms. $780,
Northeast Location Rock Creek Church
\,
$780, $500 Cash. ~ co sOo
49,, NedI ota ot W Allison Street
b,
S. 500 Easy Terms op''d'e n'"e' t S10 95o p'A"n'
Two-Family Apt. in Good Good NV Section
Bloomingdae Section. Near
tHc Its.
FRANK A. GIBBONS
$40 Southern Bldg, 18th and H NV
Main 218.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
CHAS. d. SAGER,
o23 18th ST. NV.
MAIN So.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN EVERY SECTION
SPLENDID VALUES-FROM OUR LARGE LISTING

Suburban Homes.
A,25o-Takoma Park. rooms and bath: de-
tached; h.-w.h. elec.
$13s00O-Cleveland Park. rooms and bath.
Near Conn: ave-; I'M. garage; elec
$o,soo-Chsvy Chase. D. G. rooms and 2
baths. on floors. Hot-water heat,
$12.5oo-sI.o COO cash. Chevy Chase, D. C. s
rooms and b.; h.-w.h.. cleo. Nearly
n2,5oo-Jentfer st., Chevy Chase. D. c. Beau
tiful and new Groom and bath bunga-
81, ooo-Kanawha st., Chevy Chase, D. c. At
tractive detached home; rooms and
$21.soo-Nesr CHEVY Chase Club. New resi-
denee. rooms. baths. double ga
rage.
Columbia Heights.
$5.950-$5o0 cash, $40 mo. Harvard ct. 6 r.
and b.; colonial style.
&6;30o-Columbia road. r. and b.; h.-w.h..
cleo. Splendid condition.
h.-w.h.; garage; detached; hardwood
0.75o-lsth St. 8 +. and b.: h.-w-h.. cleo.
light. Corner property.
$9,50o-Euclid ST. z r. and b.; h.-w.h., cleo.
-. 20. light. Perfect condition.
s~S e,s Ct is sst hardwood " sps doors. b.
Washington Heights.
$8.O00-Monroe west Of 18th. r and b. !;
perfect condition; cleo. lights. Easy
$D.5oo-Near 18th and COL I'd. 2-fam nat;
and 8 r. and b.; elec light.
$10.500-West Of 18th near Col. I'd. Z. and
b.: h.-w.h., cleo. light.
80 500-Kilhourne near 18th. r. and b. !:
h.-w.h. Southern exposure.
$2. 250-15th st. near Webster, 8 r. and b.,
on floors; h.-w.h., cleo. light. Garage.
ga. soo-Near Wardman Park Hotel. r. 2
b.; h.-w.h., cleo. Light.
Northeast.
&5,000-$500 casa. 18th near Eye s-r and b.
brick; deep lot and 2-story garage.
$5,750-$756 cash. 10th near G. 6-r. and
b. bay-window brick; h.-w.h.; newly
papered and painted. Vacant.
$6,500-$1. 900 cash. 18th near F. Modern bay
window kebck containing 6 r. and b.. /;
vacant Newly decorated throughout.
$6.850-$1, 500 cash. 5th near e. Cap. S-r.
and b. brick. Excellent condition
Immediate possession.
\WHITAM K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
FOR SALE-HOUSE2
COntlnues..
ST OF PROPERTIES
I YOUR FUTURE HOME.

y.
Two splendid Groom homes In splendid sec.
ton northeast. Hot-water heat. Now vacant.
Price. IS, $50 each. very reasonable terms.
I.
Beautiful 7-room and bath home In Column
bia Heights; hot-water heat: electric lights;
screened and glassed-in sleeping porch; double
brick garage. heated and lighted: hardwood
noors Owner is locating elsewhere and oders
Tor the next few weeks this beautiful home for
$lco0. Reasonable terms be arranged
8.
An unusually attractive s. room and S-bath
home in Washington Heights; hot-water heat:
electric lights; built-in open fireplace; every
modern appointment. garage; cement porches.
front and rear. Reasonable terms can ba ar
ranged.
9.
Owner leaving city will sacrifice house To-
Gated on wide avenue near beautiful park;
contains rooms tiled bath. h.-w.h.. cleo
lights, hardwood floors, oak mnntels; colonial
front porch closed sleeping porch; garage;
deep lot TO paved alley. $4,000 cash required
10.
Exceptionally nice Groom and bath brick
home on Lincoln road Near large school.
making il desirable for small notion store.
House has been newly papercd throughout.
Price, 81, $50. terms
- SAGER,
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$40 COLORADO BUILDING.
Main 745O or Columbia 7O61.
VACANT.

VACANT.
SHEPHERD ST. NEAR 5th.
s6.25O-This fine Petworth home. colonial
type. Of rooms and tiled bath in this choice
residential section. Convenient to cars and
yard and garage: Only 81 go cash. bal. easy
BLOOMINGDALE. VACANT
$s.25o-A home Of 8 large rooms and bath;
in excellent condition; 20 It. front; deep lot
p %ss alley n, opss5e c. pst n s:,1 home
10th STREET NE.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
$7.500-Eight rooms and fine bath in this
choice section. block from E. Cap. st. Has
for garage. Cash, 81 LOO; SEQ per no.. to in
! clude ali int. Immediate poss. 1.
E STREET AT I'd NE.
$1,000 for a 1O-room and bath home; fur
mace heat; large yard: in a section where the ,e
business essp pr ~ About 81 500 cash. ~
DAVIS & STEELE,
N. 508o 1898. 1920 New York ave. NV.
BROOKLAND. D. O..
Attractive detached home; situated On tsr.
heating plant in perfect condition: shades and
e s II in ts.n
weeks JS SHlsr o lfaS3sf e Sess mo.
Main Abs. 74 18th ct. NV.
PRICE. S7.5oo-NEAR 18th AND D Me-
rooms with hot-wster heat and electric lights;
colonial design. with immediate possession
Price, So, O0Os-Maryland ave. n.e-8rocn,
bay-window brick: h.-w.h.: double rear pofches
inclosed in glass. with large yard to alley.
Easy terms COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Attractive corner house with rooms: thef-
ouEhly modern: colonial porch; open dreplaces;
ali outside rooms. with large yard to alley.
Immediate possession.
W. NJ. BRAsWML
Phone Main ss4. 1617 b st: nv.
UNUSUAL ROW HOUSE, IN BEST PART or
Mt. Pleasant: rooms. baths: electrical out.
lets for appliances In every room: coeeealed
stairway; fireplace; French windows between
rooms on first floor; steam heat: 6utlt-in ga
rage: built-in refrigerator; long back yard to
nayed alley; owner leaving town will sacrifice
Tor S1s. 500; s.. 750 cash. Address Box 21s-B.
Star Office.
ny OWNER-8-R- BRICK IN PETWORTH:
paved street; b.-w. heat. electricity. gas. tile
hath. Stationary wash tubs; deep lot paved
alley: room for garage. yard and garden: Price
reaeoaable. Address Box IT'D. Star once.
Tel n. S7p8.
SIX ROOMS AND RA1H: fATROBN HINT:
b st, near 7th ne. Price, $500. Teams.
Address Box Dad. Star Once. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

NJ Benning new overhead bridge; s-r.
frame; lot 16Ox21s IT,, alone worth s., 500;
price all. e $50; $50 cash, balance SIS month.
N. E. RYON. CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1923 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
WANTED-TO RENT

EXAMINER AND WIFE, WITHOUT Chill
dren. want small unfinished house or nat;
permanent. North 9441-J. 800
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF ROOMS AND
bath; suitable for Office or bachelor apartment;
located 1914 K NV: heat and light furnished.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 NV.
CALVERT ST.. NEAR 18th-7 ROOMS, 2
baths; hot-water heat; gas: electricity; $780,
On 18th st.-8 rooms. bath. open nreplaces.
hot-water heat, gas. electricity. 500.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO..
". W. Stuart. VIM. G. Lpscomh
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SHANNON & LUCHS,

" AoN11o,
Main 2345.
PETWORTH.
Store and Apartment.
$1O,5O0.
Brick building containing store and one s. /,
room and bath apartment; hot-water heat and
electricity ideal location for q grocery BUSH
ness.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
SIS, 500.
A beautifully planned bungalow consisting
of rooms and bath. It has hot-water heat,
electric lights and spacious porches; lot is
40x140, with 2car garage in rear, opening On
paved alley; immediate possession.
CONVENIENT TO NAVY
YARD. $1,000.
This comfortable little brick home is one Of
the best values in a very desirable location.
1t has 8 rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat Z
and electricity; condition excellent. Owner
will give immediate possession.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Two-Family Flat.
$12,5OO.
Well located brick building, with two fats,
one Of 5 rooms and bath, the other rooms
and bath; hot-water heat and electricity;
BRICK GARAGE; finished room In attic;
very unusual offer that cannot last
& LUCHS,
Main 234S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
FOR RENT-HAILS.

OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST DlSfVSC
Of nearly new seven-rOOm modern mouse: -.
section northwest: 14th St. car line neS ~
possession Big bargain. Phone Col SOo1 " .
FOR COIOREDeHOMES AT GLENDALE. y.
c. Spring is near: right now is the time 20 :"
per month will put you In your owl nI.n:
Come to our office and see pictures anu 1l. ~
of the many pretty homes now owned Anu
cupied at Glendale. d. G. We are apou. 70
start several bungalows. To inspect tne kvg.
erty take the II st. car marked Dstlls. n"T
c. Our representative, Mr.. Fred b. Greene. Ill. n
on the property every day and SUNDAY ussn
dark.
1410 G st. NV. NAN oeyo.
LET Us TALK OVER THAT BCl..DiNS
problem right now. We design. heip nnAnce
and build the home Of your choice. on YOU. ~,
to your ideas; Is years exper1ence; 1nss ~ Cn
SIT c; st. NV Phone NJ 1874. Ev'gs., N. eASS.:
DON'T MISS THIS ONE.
Buy from owner and save commission.
Best value and location in the city-on.y
Sill 500 81. 600 cash. monthly payments 70
suit A fine S-room home on corner near Saui
Addition and 10th st. Southwest exposure, 40
outside rooms; four large bedrooms; nicely AZ
ranged. with bath in center; eoloo. t snd
porch double back porches and fine yaro ana
side lawn Hardwood floors and pest OAK
trimmed throughout. with beautnul m ,sn.sa.
and fixtures Servants and wash ano ifonlas
room in cellar; cleo. h.-W.h. comQete
home in every detail. Must be seen to pc ap-
preciated. Owner. leaving city. ImmeoIAte
possession. House can be seen from ~ Am.
to pm. For further particulars phone Coi.
3S54J or Col 6970. Don't fail to see this meme men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
301 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Phones Main 373 and Main 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Exclusive Bargains. Easy Terms
ton; only 1850. Mr.. Capitol. Library. etc. /;
Il r. and b.; garage; possession; $500. or.
Ind b. brick: furnace heat: nr. 18th and Z
s.e.; possession; $3.50. frame houses, ME. !;
rental. SIS month; best offer buys them; only
$50 cash required. For home value. zee Us.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1923 St
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

TENANTS wan'"d for furnished apartments
can Is"CuS' GG"7 or Whitcsldc g. MuLcna.
han. lj'u and T.ng
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ATLANTIC CITY
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
ATLANTIC CITY
APARTMENTS WANTED
GERMNNTnMN

NOT SEX EErING lpa rtmcu' wanted in
G"rirIi'nwu or Chestnut HlIl: q rooms on
Nra' ur -,,0ud floor \ ia. Ledger Office
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s. IpASS TOURING. A

WlLLYS-KNlGHT I,ogrIos sag, goog-
running car; bargain at SllOO. 1929 Arch st.
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rENNNNLNNNIN -eIMIRMAN
BOARDING

NWhTTI WIIDW WOUD
.N'' J. M H~"h'"".rL ..r '.n, n- sna.
49,. - WIN II l. ~ LII -
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DAICL' o. va -~ougrT. b-CyIludor model
| !NlNL newly pu1uledi runs and IOokg llko
,..r,. iGuN NrrN 81
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PARCEL POST
DIAMONDS ROJJGHT

Bring us your diamonds " you want 10
elize the highest possible price for them.
No matter what others tell you they are
we pay 81, 90 to s1o0. 90 for each diamond
more than others pay.
See us and be convincef
We buy any size, shape or color.
Pawn tickets for diamond bought.
KELLY & co. CALL 832 CHESTNUT ST
Phone Walnut 784t. Suite 1f-22
Private Office. "a floor over ChiIds' Rest.
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MAN

Wanted. man, 80 to 81, willing 70 work
can md uNc"ll"nt place IN our sales de-
partmont' t'lr knowiodEc OF business and
determination tn make good are prlm" fac
tors; larg" quick returns for man who
can meet r.luir"mcnts, haytnS promotion
Just az soon he can show US. Can after
10 \, NJ. suite llOS. Land Tlllc and Trust
Building,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT or pr.-Fnerge'ic young
man desires pos. with concern r"cogn.zng
exp. and "ycCutIYc ability. G SI+ l"i on.
ACCOUNTANT. {. =. A. trained wishes
work auditing, bookkeeping u~ teaching.
5i0l Baltlmor" ave.
VARPENTER wants work: Csc. Il know
how" ll5. Ledger Office.
DRAFTSNIAN. architectural. wants work 20
years "Np"rienco. \ 1llG. l".s"r OfN""
ATCIiMAN-Good. steady. ronost reliable
man desires position, day or night; waq
with ore firm 30 ycara. y lilS ledger OfhC"
YOUNG MAN. age % years desires position
with mfg. concern; , years cXr. financial
years oxp. commercial: best reference. NJ
3O7, Ledger Office,
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold. SILVER u.ariuum u'aryl va,,. n.i.
style Jcvyr.rv teeth plates bought frr cash.
Est lSi7 }. J. clark. rcnurr sO7 Stusum
CASH paid for old gold silver aud nnri1 4.
clllks. RoEers. - s. nm LNnu.l l-IN-
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PERSONALS
AGENTS

AN ATTRACTIVE sails proposition is oren
for a man with financial means 10 become
Interested In established sales organlzat ION
having Con'rncts for CompIot" line Of small
production maChin" tools ana supplies. G
Hll. Ledger OflCc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29

SALE. close estate only available rod
roofing slate mine In country, also o Ban
Eor nla~l. roofing and an Albion structural
slate miu". A. s. Thompson Attorney. 5-D
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS KANE. OIL s. 10TH spruce 34Ol
wishes situations couples. nrE'-rlss cooks
chnmh"rmaIds, watressca hoIsoworli kris,
Ctr.
MRS HARVEY, 1919 R'' nhouso square
reliable help supplied and wnn'ed,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29
HELP WANTEp-MALE


SALESMAN. high class plumbing supply,
selling direct to plumbers; must be thor-
oughly experienced and acquainted with
plumbers Of Philadelphia: give full particu-
lars and references In first letter. NJ 2lS'
Ledger Office. -
SAbESMEN--Fou high-cIass bond and Sc
curity salesmen for exceptional Issue. APP
r,y 1914 Tho h. B CasRatt Co, 10 DcnckIa
Bldg. ilth and Market SITS -
Statesmen wanted. local work: good pay.
Call after . A. NJ, 1902 Land Title Bldg.
sTOCKl SALESMEN-Very attractive propo.
siton for 4 hustlers. leads Furnished and
commi issions paid Will appeal to you. PhOne
Spruce 1924 for appointment, ,-
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT ADJUSTERS
AND TESTERS FOR STEAM AUTOMO-
N6HE BUT THOROUGH MEcHANIcs
wiTH no LESS THAN . YEARS ACTUAL,
EXPERIENCE IN SERVlClNd STEAM
"HS9 HSoS SFG FPGGsITioNis GPEN FOR REAL Ex-
PERT MECHANICS; WILL BE REQUIRED
y APPIY PLY BY LITTER ONLY. NJ 2a3.
LEDGER OFFICE. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29
DOGS. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

TWO AIrnda'e pups g weeks old: aodigrc,d
stock: $40. Apply - BerkIcv ave. Lans-
tr0wne. Pa.