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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-22

We understand that Higginboth
am d Sons will have a car load OF
Springfield wagons IN a few days.
D.-H. Holder and wife went to
the Bay last Sunday to VISIT Mrs.
Holders parents for few days.
County superintendent Mock vis-
tied our school here one day last
wees. Our school Is progressing
nicely with MISS Mary Catlett, MISS
Willie Miller and Mrs. w. F.
Minner teachers.
III. Goodson has established a shoe
shop IN Lee DAVIS store
We hear that feed stuff will be
scarce this winter, but rom the
way they are shipping the cattle out
we won't need much feed.
A Jolly crowd from Piggott drove
over last week aud kept things live
ly In the park for about three days.
They packed their cars last Sunday
morning and pulled back to their
homes.
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MINORCA

The Supply base ball team came
through here last Saturday on their
way to Tucker, Mo, to play a game
of bali. They bore their detes'
bravely.
Manuel Ainley Is buying cotton
for gin company at Success
Elmer Jones and Newt Creach are
looking after the business at the
store aud mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie McOain
and little son of Datto visited MIS-
McCaln's father, Gal Robertson
Saturday night and Sunday
r s. Hogan of Maynard ha'
been employed to teach the winter
term at the Ring school
Uncle Jack Birget and wife visit
ed at Poy nor, Mo Sunday.
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MIDDLEBROOK

The sick ones in this community
are better.
Raymond Rapert of this place and
Miss Jewel Johnston Of Albertha
were quietly married at the Metho-
dist church at Maynard last We'd
nesday, We wish them long aud
prosperous life.
Scott Crotts of Hartford Is teach
ing a twelve night singing school
here. The school will close next
Saturday night with a concert.
Every body invited to come.
We we're very sorry to hear OF the
death of Uncle Less Waldron which
occurred at his home near Brakebill.
A fine boy was born to Charlie
Lindsey aud wife since our last re-
port.
Aunt Caroline Lindsey Is having
the chills.
Paul Lewis made a business trip
to Pocahoutas one day last week.
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4 Observation-Disclosures W:sMssNssRsEMsMssMsBR6

Mrs. Henry Quellmalz of St. Lou
is is spending some weeks with her
daughter, Mrs K. II Vogan,
A number from our countryside
attended the musical on last Sstur.
day night They report fine time
and some good music.
Mr.. and Mrs Chlrles Hill were
Sunday guests of Elbert Tnplett
and family.
Vera, the two year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Archer, has
been very sick with blood poisoning
caused by an infection from a tiny
sore above the right ankle.
Work has begun on our new
schoolhouse and prospects are more
6attering than heretofore. But as
vet we are very anxious about our
school
Uncle Henry SellmeYer, cashier
of Knobel bank, was a caller IN our
vicinity last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Tura Vester entertained as
Sunday guests, the Misses Vera and
Leila Kerley and Claud and Alvin
Hill.
A number of little girls from s.
S class took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Brown last Sunday.
The previously announced meeting
at the Baptist church for last Sun.
day afternoon was well attended
and a large number of interested
members answered the roll call.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs,
Chas Hill and her mother, Mrs
Tbeodosia Ledbetter, a. their beau
t,ful home IN the Upper Pirtle set
tlsment on Tuesday of last week
Much work was accomplished oJ
these energetic, interested ladies'
The hours we're proftably as well a
pleasantly spent. Before adjourn
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Late County News
RAvENDEN SPRINGS

Walter Guntharp, the we'll drill
er, sprained his back while working
around bis drill and has been LAID
up for the last two weeks.
Fillmore Bird Of Dalton was a
business visitor to this place last
Saturday.
Burl Rlckman and wife Of Water
Vslley we're trading here last Satur.
dav.
Fred Riley OF Oklahoma was here
last Saturday. He IS visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Riley,
Of near this place.
The singing at the Baptist church
last Saturday night was well attend
ed but we are sorry to say that there
was some very ugly conduct out of
some Of the young folks.
Mrs. X. A. Adkins and little son
returned last Friday from Memphis
where they had been visiting Mrs
Adkins daughter, Mrs. Bev Honey
cutt.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church every Thursday night and at
the Baptist church every Friday
night. Everybody should attend
one or both Of these prayer meet
ings.
Since 1t has been asoertained that
there was oil IN the ground here you
can almost taste it in the drinking
water.
The 6rst Saturday in October will
be sales day at this place We al
ways have crowd at these sales
DAYS. The business meC are max
ing every effort to make this one Of
the best sales DAYS ever had at this
place.
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ALBERTHA

We are having some cool nights
bat no rain,
Cotton picking and sorghum max
ing are the order Of the day.
The pie supper at DAVIS SATURDAY.
night was well attended.
Edwin Myrlck, who has been hero
visiting his mother and Other rel,.
tives the past two weeks, returned
to bis work at ST, Louis Monde
He was accompanied as far az poc,
hontss by his mother and bro,bsr
Earl.
We had another very quiet we'd.
ding last WEDNESDAY, the contract.
ing parties being Raymond Ransr
of Middlebrook aud Miss lava
Johnston Rev. Hall OF Mayu,r,
officlated.
l.. +. Johnston was out on III
west side Monday on official bus
ness.
Step Roberts Of Attioa was
these parts Monday buying cattle.
Sam Cohoon attended the FIJI
and Bridges trial at PooaboD,,
Monday,
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BIGGERS

Bill Hambrick and family. Gsr,;.
Ferguson and several Others waa,
to Maynard Sunday to attend I'M ,S'
big singing, "'
DIR T. z Johnson and v,f. !,
Holmes were here Suaday y,s,,i'a "
Aunt Josie johnson.
Both cotton gins are runp,no 81,
blast. The farmers say tbey 'u'l '
making more cotton than thew ,',. ',S
cipated. 'a"'
The protrscted meeting At u
Baptist church, which is be,ns i lpe
conducted by Rev. Summers. !. au.y
gressiug nicely. : p'O
Rev w. L Cooper was her. 9.
dav. lie reports that there !. - sao
interest being manifested in ~ 'ss'
tracted meeting at Datto. v'0'
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MAYNARD

DR.. Poindexter of Pocahontas
was in town Tuesday.
Several new pupils entered school
Tuesday.
Rev. III. L. Shatto is home from
Memphis this week visiting home
folks aud looking after his home in
terests.
w. X. Lacy is having a force Of
carpenters to remodel and enlarge
his bone.
Elmer Bailey, who has been tick
for several weeks, Is now able to be
up some.
Prof. Myriok now occupies one of
the rooms at the Academy. He and
his family will have rooms in the
executive building this year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-22

People seem to, to enjoy oIdaid 'ni' aI.o ,p
u,s,,5s the mIepaIS raise IN the price Of ,'ns. uo,
ion We can't always nave '''
to our liking o,,,,sise
We have heard .,I, Ps0PSl' ,Ss,r ',io,e ,SanI.
to poIIU"i ,Se Father ,Ib for RAINY days wooIa
wonSer 70 IuS if these same persons T0aio ,aiu
NOT appreciate real o5. AIs'a'a, 1ord and md
now? Let us study Gods wU'u '.onIs
Know SOo now he de,ls with bis Psop'',
A. A. Taylor and family W., nav. !,
inst n' returned from a weeks vl'l' ...'S d
West Plains, Nc. Ihey '"O''
through. "A 4.
Prof. Scott Crotts opened az :
school of music at Mldd'eOIOOSS IooS
Isst Tuesday night. He i'' EO0O
teacher and a good singer a. n
The farmers are beginning "
haul IN their cotton We '"
business will pick up some uO"'
We are glad the strike Is 50 near n az
a settlement, Perhaps business WIN
take on new life.
g. B. Brewer, our champion COT
ton raiser, brought iu 1850 Pounus
of seed cotton and got $40 Pounu
bale, Can you beat liF
Uncle Less Waldron, one OF 'ne
oldest citizens of Ingram, dled al
his home near that place FRIDAY
night. Another good man gone
Burley weatberfOrd Of the Yer
non nelghborhoOd was visiting DIS
fathers folks at this place last week.
Rev. W. E. Hall, Rev. W. 5;
Southworth and their excellent choir
of the Methodist church Of walnut
Ridge and others and host oil
friends from PocahOntss, came up
Sunday. Bro. SOuthwOrth preach
ed al eleven O'Clock and the CHOIR
rendered some splendid music.
Had a beautiful spread al noon and
spent the evening in singing. The
people all seemed to enjoy the day
IN the very highest degree, Bro.
Southworth was former citizen Of
our little town. We would have
them come again. We hope they
enjoyed themselves equally as we'll
as we.
Mrs. A. A. Short left Monday
morning for Conway where they
will make their future home. We
regret to lose these good people
from our community. May the
blessings of God accompany them
to their new home.
A collection for the pastor Is al.
right at the right time and all wrong
at the wrong time. Church officlsc
should look after their pastors sal.
aries and other church expenses al
the proper time.
John d. Kerley Of Peach Or.
chard was in town Saturday attend.
ing to business.
w. II. Cherry from Reyno was
seen on our streets Saturday.
John Shaver Of Shaver Mere. Co.
made a trip to DOniphan Monday
with a load of country produce.
Myrt Wslrond Of Hsmll was in
Maynard Monday.
Rev. Batta opened meeting at
Salem, east Of Maynard Sunday
night.
We are glad to report Elmer
Bailey able to be out again.
Anvil james of skaggs returned
home Monday for couple o. week,
to assist IN gathering and dlsposlnp
Of hia cnlinn nrnr
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-22

Strayed-Two five year old mare
mules about l4t hands, high, One
bay, other dark brown, botn shod IN
front Brown mule has two small
collar marks on both side'. Last
seen in Pocahontas Sunday night
with brides on. Please give any
information to Wesley Bennett,
6 Pee lhonlas Ark,
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GARD OF THANKS

We take this method ef thanking
our many friends for their Kindness
and assistance during the sickness
and death of our dear husband and
father. Mrs. Jas Lentz,
and Children.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-22

ing the hostess served delightful
two course luncheon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-22

! J ! .
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EARM Ten acres: tow minutes e.ectr!c

A'ANA line, close to town: lin. S-rouIu
stucco bungalow newly huilt. OiNacSs helr-~.
water. bath. large plaza; new barn. rouItrv
house. corn crib. etc, pleasant suUurraE
home: price s65OO; terms other farms va
ter De ca mo. - Cooper ST.. Woodhurv. y +
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pleasant and led us to the very door.
whore he began collecting said faculty.
We never thought of school teachers as
being young. When we went to school.
so many years ago. there We're two men
teachers on the faculty, and one knew
instinctivcly that they had never been
little boys. They surely must have al
ways been grown-up men with serious
expressions. no sense of humor and a
penchant for staying after school.
And 20 we were jolly well surprised
to see one, two. oh . flock of the fac
rllty come out. each one young, laugh =
ing and really quite like other people.
Well. anyhow, there was jolly
"@hoolmar - too. and we slipped into
one Of the benches. leaned our arms on
the desk, and traced an outline Of the
map Of Africa with our eve and
brcathcd sigh OF thankfulness to Allah
that the business world didn't require
perfect maps of countries.
The members Of the jury are: Miss
Lucina Thompson. Swarthmore; George
Stephens. Swarthmore; Howard Shot
ner. Swarthmore: J. j.. Lciper.
Swarthmore; Vaughn X. Smith,
Swarthmore ;'B. Holt Willard. Stanley
Howell. Swarthmore, and F. A. Heuer.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE. TO settle an estate mahoes nv
parlor grand plano. Can be seen a a9oi
Spruce at. before March 2. after cali $500
I.ncnsf Al. -
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ThOrOughbreds
viii Get Benefit
Of Linn'rick Prize
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thor, and many will remember when he
last played in Philadelphia IN 1880 at
the Walnut Street Theatre.
Mr.. Tannchlll was very glad to see
us. and told us all about what he was
going TO do with the Limerick check.
Racing season soon begins. and IN his
stables are some very fine thoroughbred
animals. New blankets and other things
they may need will be purchased for
them. and they will bury their soft
noses In the palm of his hand and bob
their heads in thanks.
And. incidentally, we hope Mr.. Tan
nehtll has very successful season.
The Jury was composed Of members
of the faculty Of the Swarthmorc Pre-
paratory School. We were met at the
station by tall man with gray hat
and brief case. who was extremely
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am looking fer particular typ. n, man
ho is inherently h"r"st, "-nn -, va"
r"nr"scnt an organization Of national r.~,.
tation and record: egardcss OF 80, W."
80 ~..d,!un. you may be that particular man
whom can place IN u position to earn 49,
less than $1,000 q year. Cali spruce AZ . w., ~
arrange for interview. '' w
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MASTER sALEsMAN

A firmly established investment 80
curity house offers to three or four
hish-class statesmen q permanent
connection with unlimited possibili-
ties on strictly commission basis.
The men we select must be master
salesmen, with the legitimate self
confidence that comes only from
success. They will need no so-called
salesma nsh!p school. for they will
be of the type that already talk,
think and act IN big figures.
They will have Immediately the
handling OF r. hieh-class chain store
issue OF q character seldom avail
able. one with which they can con-
fdently approach the bigger business
man.
No ordinary stock salesman
will serve.
II YOU personally are not tho
type we want and you have a friend
or acquaintance who II, We will both
thank you for your interest
Communication confidential.
Ii SO7. Ledger Office.
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AGENTS

$50 PER WEEK easily earned selling IA
rsct mousehoId i he necessities OF highest quality d.
ing house in, America. Write todnv ". ~.
i srain you hoy TO sell. A. NJ. Lowell. Or.
Pittsburgh Pa. i''aho
WHY work for others? Make and sell ycr,
o~O,Hi own r. goods: We show you how; fres bosk
orRtSrss eVspsESthmnE spE mnn National SCIENTIFIC Lab
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SALESMAN. experienced, with clientele c,o
make big income on large factor OF Amerj
can INDUSTRY: regular and extra dividends
paid since intertion: perm. Call 93O 10 II
4. NJ only. Room h3k. 1911 i,hastnut 81
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LOST AND FOUND

BooK1Lost. small receipt book OF tn. North
American Home and Automobile (,onteat
containing four subscriptions. II found retuvn
to Salesmanship Club Dept. 1910 North
American Building.
BRACELET--Lost. Jade and gold chain
bracelet with Jade bangles: return to Miss
Henriette Wilson. Bellevue Apt,
1901: reward
DOG--Lost. fox terrier. male, white With
brown marks. Wednesday: reward 37I7 y.
Sydenham st.
PEARLS-Lost. string OF Tecna pearls dia.
mend and platinum clasp. Saturday eve; ;
satisfactory reward. W. J. Chase, 435 Wal.
nut st. Lombard O435.
PIN--Lost. diamond bow-knot pin. either at
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel or the Academy
Of Music, or Conway's ticket office Reward
II returned to 027 Land Title Bldg
PURSE-Lost black leather purse. satur
day Feb. %. between a6th and Market and
ADD and Chestnut sts. Reward II returned
10 476l SAMSON st. Phone Barring 1878 J.
TlTLE--I.ost. title to lots Sec n, Div. I,
Nos, l74-1I6. In name OF Joseph Brlnton,
x. of L. Cemetery. Application has been
made for new titles. B a01. Ledger Office.
WATCH--Lost. a lady's silver wrist watch.
at Pine and 18th or on No. car; reward.
Phone evening. Locust If0S.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

CUEST$CT ST. 2iUl-lT - Beautiful new
apartments. bright sunny southern eS-
posure: rooms. Tile bath with shower and
a very UNIQUE kitcheretts: also an excep-
''onal dup"N OF rooms and bath: rentals
SS5 up; @ll3 open I'll q =. M. RICHARD j.
SELTGER. 1t.3 Locust -.
1870 LOCUST Sr.---SlNr. er-storv freproo,
housekeepiUs apartment house; al mod
ern Gu!pnleUt; separate elevator for each
set cr apartments; apartments from ) rooms
and patA 10 rUyUs and a'hs. or . or
more apa rtmsnts MAJ b" Joined. inspection
invited, Apply 10 superintendent. on prem
ises
ItENPG apt. FI-TI. : rms; Nav 20 Sept
inc, Phone urtN 10 \ NJ. Spruce 65G5
1909 s. sGTH-6 rooms bath. porch. 500
Taylor d Son. - s, i0th.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANTED--Competent white help I'm sve,v,
capacity: ref: read. 1919 Bainbridge II.
WANTED-Cooks. laundresses. houseWorI
Girls Apply at once. kane's. 511 s. 10th
E.. o. HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse sQ.-Re.
liable help. all nationalities
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

ADULT FAMILY Of will rent furnished
bedroom or bedroom and sitting room in
modern apartment house. SSth and Chestnut,
front outside rooms; bath. electric lights.
phone; very moderate. Phone. after =. NJ.
barring 1913 NJ.
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WASHINGTON. ID. {,
A WASHINGTON INVESTMENT

An apartment house Of 7s apartments 10.
Gated In the choice northeast a=,,.o7 on
upper Sixteenth street. may be secured and
4nsnced on a basis thai win return rnur.
man S0eo on the cash invested. This IL :
very attractive proposition and uIa of sTceu-
sionsl merit. VIII be pleased to furnish
further particulars
McNEENER A%p GOsS
1905 Eye st. Washington y. =
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MANUFACTURER AND FOREMAN
to take complete charge OF factory near
Philadelphia on better grade silk waists
only those thoroughly experienced and
capable need apply; good opportunity for the
right party TO mako a permanent connec.
tion. SLATER q SLATER. 3 w. 82d st..
New York City
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MAN

We mead the services OF q olean-livins
man. Gentle. Of good standing and
hard for good pay at the same time
he Is fitting himself for promotion to
more moro important @ position With nd Gs AApD,y Apst
Bldg
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WAYNE
NEW JERSEy-slnrRBAN
CAMDEN
Don't Wait--Buv Now-Terms

$500 FRONT FOOT FOR TNrRNVED SITES
In Camden: splendid as horne site or FOR
Investment: .6th and Wcstneld; land doubled
In value las. year; these sitcs are near 32d
md westfeld: take FsnsauHen, rrenlon and
westfeld trolley 10 3ith ~.
Try CRAMER. RealtOr, 30I Market Carlden
Roll pnOnT nS-np
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN. $1,000 to 800. 900. on
accounts receivable, notes. acceptances or
mortgages: quick run1s confidential plan.
STADLEN. 12OS Penna. Bldg. Spruce 3oa2,
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| eCHOMACItER parlor grand. aoia sm ~ ~
mahogany; cost over $1,000; will SEA -
S2b0; like now, bf83 Lebanon ave- ~"
brook 9bbs W. =
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
manufacturer 10 protect q dsbt took con-
troll OF Q corporation making and marketnh
n highly successful house ting apparatus
the business has grown dcSpit" lack OF con-
ccntrated sales eftcrt: y Is far outslne IN.
manufacturers field so a sale is contem'
plated; about s1So.00O is required; will dea!
with PRINCIPALS only: no commission nor pro
motion scheme considered Address NJ ooi'
I pln
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WANTED
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

CASTOFF clothing bought. Thone booS'
2752, Seiigsohn. 1899 Market ST.
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well recommended. salary, cominissinn " ~
hoth no canvassers need answer. Addres 81
Is e.3. Ledger Office. N'e'
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR rem I
NEW JERSEY-SIBIRBN,

bl23 PINE--FouriNen Iarg, ~r0r1s. alac'~lr
. hot-water heat. hardwood floors Rpod car
citlon. Kennedy, doG s Van Ter =
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

lJ-acre truck and poultry farm. close TO
house. barn. good outbudinss, / horse.
cow, 100 chickens, crops. tools and !mple-
ments inc! !uded. price $4,000 half cash or
consider city property IN exchange. Call for
eatalog, HAPP. 300S ~. 9Th 81.
IL ACRES large waterfront. 100 chickens.
horss and Implements house has 10 rooms
barn stabling for 2 cows. , horses: build
3ngs good shape. price $500; close 70 trolley
and good road; o miles to Phla.
Z acres, s-room house barn has stabluC
for cows and horses; trolley passes the
door; stone road; 10 miles out; price $4,000
Apply to H. G. Troxel. Skippack. Pa. tc,
aulcklv for lhesh arc harEaims-
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM and board wanted by man and wifi
in private family; Germantown locatio
preferred. p ola, Ledger Office.
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SALESMAN

'lL Mft;R--Good load man: 9Oc Der hour.
open shop. Apply ltb N 18th ST. '' :
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NEW JERSEY-SfNSHnRE
CAPE NAY
rENNSyLyNNIA FARMS

FOR SALE--At cape May. Hns location:
we'll furnished 10 rooms and bathrooms.
y $40. Ledger Office.
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BOARDING
WEST PHILADELPHIA

SAD ST, s. l5l2-Eeautfuly furn. douh
from room; electric. steam heat. cortln,
OTIS hos water; sood table. home comforts.
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cal exnerience wanted on private branch
exchange in mfg. plant; Protestant pref: a n
answering give experiences. references anu
WOMEN wanted 10 sell coupons for our
Philadelphia studios: several attraenvs M OF
fers to select fromi returns up 10 " ,ssxsHGn ssHGn'
Eastland studios. 91z Chestnut IT,. rnlls:
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BARGAN-ACT QUICK

1erty-seyen acres; S-ronm atone houae n
other necessary NutOuiiIiugs in good con.
dition. close 10 town and train; price $4,000
tertns TO suit; catalogues ready. Happ. 36u~
n. 9th 81. "
THE FINEST FARM In New London Town
ship. Chester County; 100 acres Just ~
concrete road: l2-rOom house, with = mod
cows: up-to-date barn for 80 head. chester
Claiborne 1924 Chestnut. Locus, rOo-
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

SlN-ROOM thoroughly modern house, witt
garage. on Parkway street n Wynnefeld
$50. Geo \. Rookie. I25 S. I'd st.
MOD. 10 =. housn. 4 hoIrms.. clnc., sta. tubs
Immediate ross 514I Lancaster ave.
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War Savings Stamps Purchased
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRY w. SMITH. 717 SAMSON ct.
I'NDERWOODs. $40; typewriters repaired
and rebuilt. reas Somers. 735 Arch st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28
USED NtroMoBILEs

LEXINGTON ssnssn, ,sSss IN: s:,nss m'is.ns. ). ;sS
from new: 5000; balance terms. Royal
M0torcar Co., $40 N. Broad,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28
HELP wANTED.-MALE

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN - High
class man. designer and all-around drafts.
man wanted: permanent position: must have
highest references; DO not apply for this DO
sition II not Of this description. 4?7
Ledger Office.
BOY. 10, work in hardware store; 50 TO
start. Apply between Q and tonisht. 1243