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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-09-28
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sa,.!. hill has been signed by Pre-.
dent Harding. n. \:
IN the preside nt's executive office the
]. .st legal step was taken to- make the
aw effective at midnight Thursday.
This ends the long bitter fight
which has been waged over the meas.
are since congress first began work on
it 10 months ago. y
President Harding used two pens In
iaffixing his signature. One was pre-
scented to Senator P. ~. McCumber,
North Dakota, chairman Of the senate
committee, and the other was given
Representative ]. w Fordney, Mich.
igan, who led the fight. In the bills
behalf in the lower house ss,3
Both McCumber and. FOrdney are re.
firing from congress this year.
The President said, You have been
q long time III the making OF this bill,
and I do not know how many OF you
are In accord with me. but Il we have
made the provisions Of this bill elactic
enough we will succeed In making II
the greatest contribution toward tarifl
making in = century" ST.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-09-28

Charlie Gontka and family, who
have lived for many years in the
Gayton neighborhood, have bought.
the Wengel house in Hazelton, and
will move to town.
A. N. Drake, of Minneapolis, was
Hazelton visitor Monday. Mr.. Drake
is heavily interested in Emmons coun-
ty property, and had been making vis-
its to the, various parts Of the county.
Amovie show has beex operating in
Hazelton for a couple of weeks, and;
put on popular VII contest. Miss
sibyl Kimball wad declared the most.
popular and received vanity set as
q prize.
Art Chamley has moved into the
Frederick place, which he recently
purchased. Art Frederick and family
are living for the present on the Per-
~ place, . mile from the Dave Grim
minis farm. Mr.. Frederick will help
Mr.. Crimmins with the construction
Of his new barn this fall.
| There was all sorts Of excitement
in town late Sunday evening when
Matt Stramer drove. back from Long
Lake with the. report that something
had happened to r.. L. Semling. Matt
said semling got separated from the
rest and failed to respond when he
called to him repeatedly. He had
heard three shots and thought an ac-
cident had happened. Several car
loads Of Hazelton people hurriedly
made the trip back up to Motif, and
/ found that Sem had gone across the
lake to visit with some Bismarck peo-
pie. and hadn't taken the trouble Il
lanswer Stramer's hail.
Next Sunday, Oct. list, Ahe st
Pauls and Trinity Ev. Luth. congre.
cations of Hazelton and Twp. Hart.
ford will celebrate their annual mis-.
sion festival. Services will be heli
in Reimer's school house beginning al
1880 a. M, and 2:30 p. M; and il
Klabunde's Hall in Hazelton at 8 p.
m. Rev. w. F. sauer, Of Water
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-09-28
TURK LEADER
DEFIE|:S' BRITAIN |!
Turks Take Ez-lne On Astatlo
Side Threaten Kum-k alesl,
Key Position.

ll.
constantinople Iurklsh national.
ist forces nave selzea me toWnsot ~ ~
Inc on the Asiauc side o. me SDaraans
elles ana are tnreatenlne MUM hAsAesl
an important Key position g ~ me y
straits. 81 8. S. \. ~
The nationalist move. Wiii eneole sne.
Turks to prevent tree metess sa.paon5
the Dardanelles OF tne i7tatish AtasnsEa.c
feet units. q. Il
The Important positlons MvoAvea
formerly occupied pystns 1 s,sAl sna
Italians, and from them the neavy
Turkish batteries can command - tue
entrance TO the straats. "a
lEs-lne, is . smaA toWn -. - !. inc 80
Icy Of the Meander river. soutn @ J, the
sDa.rdaneues ana y less tnan ~ ~ m.lcs
from Kun kalesi, wnicn me nstlon-
;alfsts are threatening. BON aptsses
are within the gone g aeu uu'.es
about the straits iaia aoWns suy s slls,
trAafy OF Sevresy
General Pelle. French nien. commls-
5stoneE has returned from ms MISSION
70 Smyrna. It 10 UNDERSTOOD =. ne "a mao
little success 70 ms attempt g pei
suade .Mustaphas kemaia fasna o. me e
inexpediency q occupying In1ace. y
fs believed kemsl poilnsea OUT tnat oD.
servance Of the neutrality q the
straits Dy the nationahsts couua De
predicated only upon guarantees rom !,
Allies that Thrace would Dc restored
to..Turkey. q.
The British FORCES are W =, Sday
and night digging trenches at Chanak
Betkos and other vital points u the
Asiatic area. 5,SSs .Gs..::s.
Additional British troops have a.
river ~ the Bosporus. s.
The reports from SMYRNA say the
quay at Smyrna which has, been
gthronged with thousands q. refugees
since! the Turkish entry has dnahy
been cleared. All refugees; have been
removed to concentration camps. Inc inc
deportations to the interior are con
tinuing: u Il. 81. ! ,.s Il, 81.
American destroyers are 81 =
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-09-28
MINERS DEATH WAS PAlNL Ess
u Men FAN Peacefully. Asissp, u
Claim Of Experts. s3

al jackson, Cal.--Not one Of the 81
miners renamed alive after the flrst
hours Of the fire which broke out In
The Argonaut shaft ct midnight on
Aug. az. They were driven from pass
age to passage by the deadly fumes
Of gas and finally made. last stand
on the 4,s50sfoot level Or The mine 10
hind two mske-shift bulkheads. And
there. they gasped their last breath. I
The men were alive but dying az 8
O'clock on the morning Of Aug.s d. BY
Z O'Clock they were in the embraces Of
death, huddled bodies lying stu.
This Is established BY two notes.
one from William Fessel, mind and
chemist, and q ther. 80 ~,
Fessel's note was burned deep into
the wood on the .bulkheads which the
mem had frantically constructed He
scared the wood with this message:
IS a. N. Gas very bad We are 60
Ing to leave you. John Fessel.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-09-28
WANTED

Horses to pasture for winter. Will
take in right away One dollar per
month; good feed. plenty d trees for
salt and water. Fifteen
miles northwest Of Hazelton,
JOE ADAMS; ~
Hazelton, N. ID.
sep7-2l Route No. T.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-09-28

Harding Signs BIli TO Limit Futures.
Washington-The Capper-T1ncher
bin, providing for regulation d trad
ing In futures on grain markets, was
signed / by President HARDING. The
nav act, which becomes effective Nov.
/, was passed by congress 90 . snbsti-
tute for the regulatory Sprovisiona Of
the future trading act. 7: I.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-09-28
Hazelton Town News

61RllI M -
Jake Rott, Of Braddock, was Ha- i
xelton visitor Monday.
A daughter wa. borp Friday las,
to Mr.. and Mrs. T\p6 Appert.
Charlie Raridon made short visit
to Bismarck the first of the week.
E. E. Bradberg was out hunting
last Sunday and brought home q
duck.
Andrew Siebert and family have
moved into the Mrs. John Curry pro-
perty.
John Watkinson and family were
over from the river Monday on shop
ping trip.
Attorney and Mrs. H. A. Arm
strong are expected back from Ohio
this week.
Carl Fischer has gone to Fargo,
where he will get q new Ford and
drive it home.
Mrs. Harold Winchester returned
Saturday from brief visit with rela-
tives in Bismarck.
Roy Armstrong and Roy Williams
will put on boxing match the even
ing Of Sept. 30th.
A son ..rd nephew of Mr.. Miller,
Of the Leader store, have arrived here
TO make their future home.
w. J. Devany, auditor Of the Oc-
fnent elevator, was a Hazelton BUSH
ness visitor Friday last.
Most of, the Hazelton Nimrods
spent Sunday at Goose Lake, where
ducks are pretty plentiful.
Z. E. Mccain, representative Of
the N. D. Good Roads Association,
was Hazelton visitor Monday.
Mrs. Whitford is expected home
from Minnesota III the near future.
She is about ready to leave the hos
pital.
II. 8. russo, Of Glendale, an ap-
praiser Of farm loans for the Federal
Land Bank, was Hazelton visitor
Friday.
The Hazelton Leader Store win be
closed all day next Monday, Oct. End,
on account Of its being Jewish holi-
Aay-Adv.
FOR sALE-ls-2s Gray Trseto.
end bottom plow, at . bargain II
es1ea at onee.-F. ]. APPERT, Ha.
SEXTON. N. D.-Adv.-sep7-zl
Anton Grunefelder and family, d
The Kintyre neiehborhood, ATTENDED
the dedication services at the Catholis
church Sunday.
DON Bidwell, former Emmons com
~ resident, now in the bridge-buildinf
business in South bakota, Was IA
zeiton visitor Sunday.
A dedication dinner was given Sun
day By the ladies' Of the Catholi
church at tie time the new churcl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
REAL ESTATE TOR RENT

O38 FISHERS AVE,-Six rooms and bath;
modern; yearly lease; $40 per month
L. +. McPeak. 2o2i FranlSford ave.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
VICTORY STORAGE

bcO6 FILBERT. Phone Belu ont As-, a.,
estimate. Plerce-Arrow vans '''
THE JOHN RHOApS COMPANY
Storage. Packing. Moving, Garnet Cie,,i,
West Phna. 1157-59 LANCASTTp ~ ~
MONARCH STORAGE CO, 3s7O LAEC.s
TER AVE,-ACTO SERVICE Sr0GEES
PACKING. LoAG-pIsrANCR MovISG
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AGENTS

NI:AlIiFIL So; patches assorted. n
bundle. f'r Guuts. cushions and fancN,
[yor.. Valley supply Co., Shircrn anstown
sALESMEN-W Write FOR list or l'nrs and y,,it
, pHrti"u.""s, earn $1,000 to $40 600 yearly.
b,E leH'1I iuT MAJ. iu"yrericnr-d or experI
eTced, city or trnyn.IuE Nst.nnHI SsI.s
mons TT Assn. Dept 20 Chicago ''"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

COOK and waitress Family Of
adults living in Nat bertE. Pm, want
nrst.cl1ss plnin cook. white: also
o waitress who understands her
uutics: sc 10 10 do nG laundry
works wo want woucn who Will
work together amid cDngenial sur
roundlngs With no extraordinary de-
rnands made uron them. must be
th0rOuJh and know their duties and
must have good references from last
nmnl )ynr. Our telephone number
is Narbcrth ,1Ci3. or address NJ 1873,
Bedy,' Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

FORD sedan, 1920 with starter; bargain.
Gorson's Auto Exchange, 23S ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

OLD GoiI. silver, platinum. plated ware ia.
stylc jewClry. teeth plates houEht Tor cc.U.S USS
Est 1917. J. l.. Clark. reAner. SOY Sansmm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

ELECTRICAI. MOTORS. MNCHTSE T1;fa
POWER EQUIPMENT -.
o.bltlEN MACHINERY CO, ila NJ SD M
pULLEYS, hangers. shaftiuF, beltin. -k.its
price Motor Exchange, 32T ~ Sd Pl.iis
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WANTED

ANTIQUE FUK%IrrHE. china siivor ana
war and shin pictures. hlghrBt pTIres paid
for rare pieces Gn,la lH25 Pine. Locuat god1.
FURSlTURE all kinds O1ugnt, tod nr1.s., 1sl
nnld nLrrc-- .lln LLm AAc. Dlh .hnaa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
Dogs AND BIRDS

WE buY. sell and exchange all kinds cf ~
o.and dozS., AL write or phone Wrjpt
STAB pFr sH or..r spssIal ss.s 4. .iols &,
I. .na ID 1csSh; w ts~s; n orna Is re><f
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
BALA CYNwYD

MODERN HOMES. sensIbly planned. eooa
c9nstructlon. now being built readv SS
ons Tor averSss pS
WALTER S. SUTHERL ANT" -''o'V
Phone Cynwyd 242 1O7 Mania ,y.
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men established PhiIade ph!a bond house
requires services for branch offices in Perth
Amboy Asbury Park, Camden, CoatesviI,e.
west chester, Wilmington; salary aud com.
Hhsslohi DOEu experience not essential, but
experience IN selling necessary mon over 80
ana under 56 preferred, position permanent;
must be clean cut, ambitious and energetic.
good opportunity FOR N. 50 who can deliver
the goods all se"uritns seasoned ard no
promotions: write tor interview, with full
IArllcuars. Address \ 5li. l,dgcr Orhce.
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BOND SALEsAi.h.N

CYLINDER PRESsMAN wanted. permanent
., SsiuDn POS, ,, open Tor cy,tnder rr"ssmnr with
be above the average and capbie ~ az
manizlng cylinders and pistens: open rhop
ty: STATE epSr'erc, ppT 'mr with aLi-
and send samples OF ,our ,vorl, IL possi5Ie
Printing Co. lll2 Franklin ave, Houston,
ESTIMATOR. thoroughly experienced ,.,,5
s6lity 10 take charge of estimating in
surveys or ali branches OF wofE and TSf"wb5 wbo
n@1 SS9ToHsh G EPS"wi'dse 81 current Pces OF
Man wanted. between so and so years or
sGe. 10 take charge Of the sales Of an in
must be well and favorabIy known in Ian
caster city and county; must be a salesman
make ron $1,000 10 $1,000 tho -" ffst " year. n.
WITH ~ opportunity 10 double this in 5
with 6anhing experience preferred, but not
essential; company has record ot years OF
business without loss 10 customer; in an
Hwertng give age, experience and place Of
residence. and = references in Lancaster city
or county III, ledger Onice
MAN-Nanted. experienced customers man
tics. p 1899. I.cdg2r otece.
MEN-we did n business OF oyer one and
o,iiM Giins-GaSGitr m,lon dollars IN lo2t and are
compared with that OF a year ago injicates
ara f,
that an -,uut OF iDslness tbls Ssar tb,s '~i;I
requ!Ts nor rpsn ~ "a a., tat' tnS VII
render the proper attention and service to
our customers; we VIII only amrloy thos.
VINO gave promise OF being capable OF han
ding and directing In our branch offices:
we Will select men from those Who answer
tthico I'D tOduy. CAL upon Mr. FoX. Room
deTPbia Pa '''' ana 4Iust b'as" fh'Ia-
S,,!S7 ST+aIIas - Las --
MEN-Three braEch-oface managers. G sales
men: established PhIIade. .ph!a bond house
requires services for branch offices in Perth
Amboy., Asbury Park, Camden, CoatesvlIie.
nrission; bora experience not essential. but
experience IN selling necessary, mon over 80
ana under 55 preferred, position permanent;
must be clean cut, ambitious and energetic.
sood opportunity for N 80 who can deliver
nr0,n' nT0 SofH1s' f' az se"9rl'h seasoned aid no
"a arii,,IiSTS' t1Ir,i.' '"t1t w. ~ ,, "
t . WI 'Hs y IL .'lE"r- C--'S".
MEN We want mon >, rcu our IO.ve.r
established inotGriru,I, ,nrtIrRr,, ts'urrft's
on liberal commission E,sis inarohl. uhtg'r.
Ing n permanent cyeruIi,a nos,,tOr In our
truck al"s o.. factory ,,cp,-I,narts 4, a
good sa,ary Saa Mr McSt'Tsr' II 70
p NJ. hessemer MotcrtrucG Co. 1909
l.oS Slst -.
OFFICE NAx,GEE-I,., ,,,n... -
ran,Ir, - W hH,Nabe'h '.arSe lumber manu-
trr ,b ~ ,t ,s UtonCeth IN dhN SCUM. rGnSld'''
Jsts .. sne "p',,us oi an oHice N plIad' .rhtn.
Comneicut' @ So"'inunGst" WIN one WI" is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
DREssMAK1NG and MILLINERY
OLD GOLD

McpoWELL,S COURSE soon makes you an
expert. learn and double your trTCrS, .
day and evening school. 1929 NarkeI ''''s'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
1888 Acres, $4,000
] Houses. 1000 Fruit Trees

Combination fruit. stock. dairy farming;
mile over hard road 10 railroad town; 40
acres woodland; 2 barns; complete set farm
buIldInzs; Cffers oyery feature n good fnrm
should possess; actual bargain; details pho-
tos, illustrated catalogue through REESE q
LlNDERMAN. s Il. c. Airy 81. NorrNso"n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

NCN Ambitions to make D-Tmtnorr C0rror-
ton with growing investment securities com
pan% can hnd opening for men win!nH, to
"ork sr,lng shares In u commercial b5rIt-
'nE Institution backed by men OF the r,sGf
NEd, experience not necessary. good com.
Widencr ElhE. ''I"- ~
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HELP wANrEp-FFMALn

BooRKEEPER--Exper ID. 70. boex-
keeper with knowledge Of control accounts
80 years OF age. willing 10 take n hold and
become Interested; give reference, age, salary
BOOKK KEBPER-Young lady wanted by
iron ard steel corporation: must be Al In
every respect: one with q knowledge OF
stenORraphy prefcrTsd; state age. experience
and snlnrv, = 1928. Tcdger OfNce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES

ETPEWRlTERS fer safe, repaired and "a
ouIlt; low prices. SomeEs. 73S Arch A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

E0Pn delivery. 1919; real bargain: 3I7S;
wv terrnH arranged: open Sunday and
evenings. 1915 Wood.
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HELP WANTED-MALF

ACCOGN Observation-Disclosures bGpz. Hrgur...
staten, ~ inc. tax; rcas. \ GuT. led or
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOU ARE INVITED 10 list your vacant or
d Wood apartment Agency. 1894 Walnut Of.
", none walnut 1000. II Is quite impossible 20
without your hearty cooperation.
YOUNG married couple de sire . or fur
lhshed rooms for Hight housekeeping: cen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

COOK, butler or genera work, comp. J1pa
lSth - -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

MEN We want men ~ rcll our IO-vo,r
eStabllshed inotortru.k ,nmpau, s'rurltIrs
on Ilb"raI commission basis. iN"r"b" obtain.
ING n permanent CNeruiiIa pOslttOu IN our
tu'h sai"s o. factory dcpa-tneuts ~ a
8 J.. NJ. Bessemer Motcrtruri, Go 1909
Locust '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

| E0pN touring, dcmountab.e rims etc;
WV late mSlel: Sl35; terms. 1870
! Vine. Open Sunday and eveniugs
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USED AUTOMOBILES

- .se<s- =. ~ -
HUDSON sEpAN. run 2pSS 2soyRY niles S,TSs ST9sy
CAR CO. 1920 n. Broad st. POPLAR 0osO.
ncoN up.to-date touring car, rebuilt
iIODOolN and repa Inted: $500. Gorson's
Auto Exchange. 23s ~. Broad st---------- st
III iDcONcoupe, 1920; beau,iful Job; wllI
T1ODOOlN sacrifice. Royal Motorcar Co.,
Inc. $40 y, Broed st. Poplar 0o30.
OAKJ AND sedan, 1920. like new snap
oSNlftND at 5000. Gorson Auto 1iX
change. 2ss n. Broad d. st.
OLDSMOBILE G. TO- 'port PEORIA "SSSi ssss. 'SGo sG
Mcsiichael. 1a4o Poplar st
PACKARD 80, 80 roadster .DS al, sSJG WOOD i's' si
oLcn Sundays and evenings.
PAIGE-LARcHMoNT. little used: wonderful
price; soins abroad; no dealers. 2los Walnut
SPRINGS, $500, ANY SIZE
scHoBEn. ss89.45 MARKET
err TT7 touring and roadsters. all models
olOlL thoroughy 1verhaulcd and re-
finished; exceptionally low priced; cash or
terms. See Mr.. Hunter stutS Agency oes
CIT IT7 4-pnss.; left for sale by owner
oAOiL biggest bargain in P>lia. See Mr..
Hunter. stutz Agency 500 y. Broad ST
CIT T7 TOURING. 1920; has had good
olOlL care $1,000. GoRsoN's AUTO
EXCHANGE. 29s N. Broad - a..
WE TEACH Yo! TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
40, no, p,,, hET2SH49PPiIttEss Y 9S4P LES COURSE ,as
pSY s2sY YFN and tI HidHT CA cLHssEs. = Open pen sunday
skTTLER's. 1901 70 10 Spring Ga rden ST.
WESTCOTT Sedan. in wonderful c0ndi- nd:
Hunter. stutz Agency. 8Ge y. Broad st.
II AEnI nT'NTNI 4
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176-Acre Farm With Fine
Colonial House, Ia Cows and

modern implements hay. grain. oats. pota-
toes, etc. Included: on main road. close VII
lagp, X. n, etc: 1875 acres rich machine
worked tiilage, big spring wa ered pasture.
woodland: 80 apple. 20 pear, 10 cherry trees.
grapes. berries, ttc. imposing white Colonial
residence, good 100-ft. basement, barn, sta
bic. poultry house; domestic reasons force
early sale; all $4,000: part cash: easy terms.
Details page 81 illus Catalosue 400 Bar
Gains: FREE. STR0CT FARM AGENCY.
1872 Z, Land Title BLDG. Philadephla. Pa.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

bU oIIN IpJ Y = = 80
vAUpEvILLE THEATRE, clsS,r, ,5c
,onatIon long valuable lease. nOmina! rtnt ,
price $4,000 terms inyeSsigaSsn r5ss S1seT 6"t
pnnGnCarit,. ToO profits $4,000 annually no
opposition; trial until satisfied; ssHl others
Motion Picture ADV. Co. 20l y. I'm. ------
MANUFACTURERS AGENT. excellent d.
e,ancIai backing, $4,000 on 10 per cent inter
est net yearly profits; capable o. earning
$4,000 to $4,000; rare oppoEH(ggnId"' HgIn. "'''e
NFNT BTJSTNESs, Coiiingswood. y. J.. in.
ciud,nR . routes doing $1,000 weeky: for
quick sale. including all fixtures, stock and
) trucks, $4,000 Collingswood Il. +. Co. i26
Haddon ave. --------------
IyANTED-Ncw England sales agency for a
staple line OF products directing sales 8
,narE Address Beacon Sales Service. l6l
Mass ave. Room 3o7. Boston, Mass.
FINANClAL partner wanted fo- 8 growing
textiie concern In Phila. 4 032, Led. or.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

OFFICE MANAGER-Lar-e lumber manu-.
IaCturing concern in the south. rou-ids ..
lnE the opening Of an office m Pn'adsIrh,a.
uesIres - communtcat" with ons VITO tx
competent az an Onire manager and /,
thoroughly acquainted with the lump.r ard
npK trade ~ fhiiAdcphis and v.ctu'', Np.
NJ ia. Ledger OTlce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

y S hES LEMAN. because OF family going
r,Rr,S mT,rS0ad; would share his apartment for 4
,.th rom FEBRUARY / at nominal reutni
WIN WIN married couple or 2 women, retaining
tlonabIS bIS0'T socs STeSESst and dinner; unqucs:
exchanged: vGc,ni,Vd h9sncial S,h ,indorsemcnts
dtess =. G. 200e Fina nee Rlde -Np.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALl
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALx

BOOkkEEPER, d. E.-Icxp. SENT senior ar
Countant win accept small galarv 10 ayol
tray EeS: refs from {. p. 4. A Gao. Led. on
BUSINESS NiN, extensive exp. accounting
,NeGIilN" a. ilFN. permanent Ccnnection ii
~. I.tIEcr OffCe
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/ E0PDS He lduuartcrs for Ferds; % %
oANo select from: dellVerio7. tourlrgs,
ioadsters. Redars and coupe, SIS up; terms
arranged, Open Sunday and evenings. 1920
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SALESMcN--Tec.. hPh-Class specialty u>r,
1T once: brignt future with, local cotnres1v.
l"terences required, CAL after g:30 Nfnr-
day, 800 Victory PlGg
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HANsDOWNE

QUIET and secluded. yet only 8 min walk
to Pa. II. II. station; stono, plaster. tim
Der dwg., 10 rms, 2 baths; h. w. heat cleo.
liCxlO0; garage priv; will sell right Chester
Osborne. 26 w. Baltimorc ave. Locust 5037
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REPRESENTATIVE ny Il po.ng o. ,rr--+r
~ srs1cs msst be Eyer 20 years = age, neat ap
lunLty for the ambitious man can Snr,rs
~ ~ to arrange for iT'0Tl'.lv 80
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BUILDING SITES

wsns on, ~ the finest locations for an operation.
boH"SVpi fronts; surrounded on all Sides
~ old Colonial mansions; only . squares
ron either station or trolley.
- d. McCAFFERTY. 1921 Germantown ave.
''d0 Park AVE.--A city home with sub
,.Moah surromdlngs; porch-front, semi-de-
'ss,hsd. price Sl5,O0n
JULIUS S. LAM r,,rS.q. 20. Bldg.
1hIII RI,I nhAr W Ait,
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1912 S. 4th St.

Fl ,...stnry, rooms and tiled bath: all conveu-
isOl-OI Commonwealth Bldg
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PENNsYLyAStA FARMS

FENNNbLNaNIN FlHMS ----
PUBLIC SALE farm and OUTFIT Saturday.
Jan, n. II O'Clock. on premises Broad
axe. 1 mile south from Amber. fine 51-acre
farm. high level land. dwclling. store con-
ton: farming or building sites; long 'front.'
age on either pike; 10 close estate same day
entire OUTFIT horses. COWS. crops. automobiles.
trucks wasors. machinery. household goods:
otc.: aend for catalogues. Apply HENRY
G. EiDDLE. Amber.
RIDLEY HALL" Duht is2s one Of the
most attractive old sLone houses IN tns
hot-water heat; electricity; other houses !:
large barn: greenhouse: water-po~er electric
plant: Dutch windmill and outbuildnss;
most distinctive property located convenient
to Rose Tree Hunt: $4,000. have farm
'' H. TRoNEFIEt.p. WAYNE, Pa
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mon 10 sell high grade bonds and prsfsrrsd
Hocks stocks, Il good Incqme Is assured to pro.