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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
DEEP WATERS
: BY ZOE i.

cent laws, If two people decently
want to part that's not enough. One
of the two must make a scoundrel
of himself"
"And o want me, / take it."
said Warren, ito help you make-a
scoundrel of yourself. You want me
to connive at collision"
Il want you to help-Anita."
ANITA hasn't asked me-"
Some one has to start the thing,
and it's got to be me-" said Barrett
harshly. We've talked 1t over,
never fear, Anita just told me she
wouldn't change things If she could.
She's done. So am 1. 1 should
think you'd want to make 1t as little
distressing for her as possible"
Warren rose.
will you explain-the emphasis
on the your"
The two were standing close their
eyes level and engaged.
Certainly" said Barrett dis
tinctly. Il mean that you will not
grieve to see Anita free of me-"
"As an expression of what I think
Of you, that's correct"
And equally correct" Barrett
gave a short, mirthless laugh, "of
as well face things
The lawyer held his look steadily
as If measuring blows. Then with
characteristic self-control turned
away.
"If Mrs. Barrett should ask me
to act for her" he said, seating him
self at the desk, II shall do so. AS
for what you say-whether true or
a lie-I shall do all I can to hinder
this DIVORCE"
"Fair enough, perhaps" snapped
Barrett and the door closed sharply
behind him.
ITO be continued)
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HERE TODAY
After 10 years Of married life the
tedium Of matrimony had become
~intolcrable for
JOHN BARRETT, successful archi-
tect. He decides that the break
ing point has been reached. Now,
middIe-aged, he must be freed Of
ties If he is eve to enjoy life to
the full. He announces this to his
wife.
ANITA, and tells her that he loves
MYRA DEAN, a woman Of the
world. Barrett learns that Anita
has been none too pleased with
life in the past few years. After
counter-accusations of lack of
sympathy and appreciation, Bar
rett goes to his attorney to ar
range for a divorce.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
With his wife's words ringing in
his ears, John Barrett TAXED to
town and assembled to the skyscra-
per office Of Rex Warren. attorney
at law. Warren was a man you IN
s~tinctively thought of as attorney at
law, rather than plain lawyer. He
permitted emotion to express
itself in word, look or manner
When he felt strongly about some-
thing, which was often, he said
nothing but waited until he could do
something. Then he did 1t.
Warren and Barrett had been
"Jack'' and REX" through the years
Of their aft~er-co1lege intimacy. But
now, as Barrett was ushered into
the lawyers Office the atmosphere
chilled.
''Warren-you will want to be my
wife's attorney in our-divorce ac-
tion." Barrett's embarrassment was
evident. Warren shot him a keen
glance, but showed no other sur
prise.
"On1y II your wife asks me, Bar
rett."
she wiIl-after I've cleared the
ground for It. There's a lot of clear-
ing to be done. Under our benefi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

Because of the Senior concert last
Friday night the business meeting
Of the Bemahgut Camp Fire sched-
uled for that night was postponed
until Friday. November "a. 1t will
be held at the home of Elizabeth
Tymrak in Washington street.
The Romo Camp Fire Girls OF
South Amboy met with their guar
dian, Mrs. Leroy Forman. Mrs
George Dietz met with the girls ard
told them Of Camp Fire symbolism
and its Interpretation. The officers
for the ensuing year were elected
Ruth Neiltop, president; Madelair
Wedell, secretary; Laura Bi,ler
treasurer. The group has planned
a Thanksgiving party for next Tues
day night at the guardians home.
Decorations are in charge of Lola
Forman, Madelaine Wedell and Ruth
Neiltop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
NJ OLIVE RoBEsTs BABros

ed Jumping-Jack when the Twins
told him their errand. He jerked
his arms and legs until they ratified
like clothespins. How should
know anything about an old
broom?" he remarked Indignantly.
you needn't be disagreeable,
said Nancy. You're made Of M
[ guess"
"Ah II" exclaimed Jumping-Jack
in surprise. Honest? I never
thought of that before. Well I'd
rather be made of something sub
stantial like a broom than be stuff
ed with sawdust like Teddy Bear OF
cotton like Rag Doll, or with moth
ing but wind like the Balloon anc
the Drum"
Nov you're talking like a sen,
sible person." said Nick. Did yop
come by yourself honestly"
Say" declared Jumping-Jack
rafting his bones again. MOT hays
ing had any education l can't UNI
derstand a single word you say
Why, I didn't come by myself at ALI
Somebody Whitfield me out Of wood
and brought me here"
Cant you remember II II Wal
Mother Goose's broomi" exciaim
whitfield out Off" said Nick s1tf
been stolen"
Suddenly another voice spoke up
II was Wooden Soldier. II heart
what you said" he remarked. .Bu
Jumping-Jack wasn't made out or I
broom at all. He was made out d
a clothes-prop. I know, for nj
brothers and I were made out o.
the pieces"
"We're sorry IL we offended you
apologized the Twins. "Goodbg. Mr.
Jumping-Jack!''
(To be continued1
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
CAMP FIRE GIRLS

A Thanksgiving supper will be
given by the Chez Maun Camp Fire
Girls, Friday night, December /, at
the home OF their guardian. Miss
Grace McMurtree on Market street.
Gladys Trotter, Ethel Cornelius and
Edith Mackenzie will prepare the
meal, as one of the requirements for
the rank of fre-maker which they
are working to obtain. Plans for
this supper were made at the last
meeting Of the group, at which time
the girls practiced some Of the Camp
Fire motion songs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You know that wedding invita-
tons are always issued by the
brides parents, from two weeks to
a month before the day set for the
wedding.
If the bride is an orphan they are
sen out in the name of her nearest
relative. If there is an older brother
they may be issued in his name, but
never in the name of q sister. unless
she is much older than the bride,
or unless she is a married woman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
BeuIah Walton

WASHINGTON - A bluegrass
beauty from cor Kaintuck," Miss
Beulah Walton Of Lexington. KY,
has set her heart on being the first
woman to pilot a plane. alone and
unattended, in a coast-to-coast
fight.
Frisco to Washington, via Reno,
Salt Lake City, Cheyenne. Omaha,
Chicago and Dayton is the route
chosen by the young aviatrix. She
plans on making the trip in one
week by easy flying stages. She will
be her W pilot and mechanician.
Miss Walton's first taste Of air ad-
venture was in France when she
was an entertainer with the A. E. F.
Later she learned to handle a plane
herself and has taken many friends
up in the air"
This trip, however, she proposes
to go it alone-just to show Mac
Ready, Kelly and other men that a
transcontinental feminine flight is
more than a mere flight of fancy.
Weather conditions permitting,
she has informed friends here who
have arranged landing facilities that
she'll make the trip before Thanks
giving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

At the last meeting of the NJ
Winta Camp Fire plans were COM
pleted for the sale to be held OF
Saturday, November Is, at the par
ish house. The girls have worked
very hard to make the sale a sue
cess. An inventory taken by the
guardian showed that they have
many attractive and useful articles
suitable either for the housekeeper
or for Christmas gifts. An inter-
esting feature of the sale will be the
mystery booth, where christmas
Pies will be sold, the plum being
a prize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

and hips that might easily be hid
den, while the other actually trans
forms it into lines of grace and
beauty.
The trimmed hat. too, makes the
wearer's face too broad for beauty,
while the closer turban frames 1t
most interestingly.
Hughes of Newark.
3:15 P. NO. D. butcher, asso-
ciate educational director and stu
dent of Psychology at Columbia UNI
versity, will speak on the "Marvcis
Of the Mind"
s:45 p. M.-Songs by Louis
Hughes.
6:15 P. M.-Song recital by Maud
C. Applegit, soprano, well known
recitalist of New York City.
$3.50 to I P. M.-"Man in the Moon
Stories for the Children" copyright
OF the Newark Sunday Call.
$500 P. M.-Weekly release of the
Babson statistical organization.
sos p. M.7Readings from his
own poems by Clement Wood, novel
list and poet.
ais to 800 p. M.-Musical pro-
gram under the auspices OF Philip
Sevasta. concert harpist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

The justly celebrated Cleopatra
is said to have worn her dresses
draped much in this fashion at the
time she was mentioned in connec-
ton with the famous Antony-o cta-
via divorce case.
There's no stopping a fashion
drapes started in on one side, they
have progressed to the front of the
dress, they'll soon be seen on both
sides and finally we shall see them
in the back with a revival of grand
mothers hustle.
However, the front Grapes give an
excuse for using one Of the very
new, very gorgeous cabochon orna-
ments that r so fashionable Just
now.
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Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

By BERTHA E. SHAPLEIGH
(Of Columbia University

by DLfNIT1A Il. oI1AI LEl1I1
(Of Columbia University
4 cups cranberries
/ cup water (boiling)
1 cup seeded raisins
III cups English walnut meats
(cut in small pieces)
3 cups sugar
2 small oranges
Pick over and wash berries. Place
over the fire with one cup cold
water and bring to boiling point;
when skins of the berries break re-
move from fire and rub through A
sieve. Add boiling water, raisins,
nuts and oranges thinly sliced, with
seeds removed, and sugar. Simmer
80 minutes.
This will keep well and is a very
good conserve to serve with cold
meat. especially with chicken or
turkey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
Next M lack

NCXL Juf1p1ug JdCk
"We must ask Jumping-Jack If
he has seen Mother Goose's broom"
said Nick to Nancy when they had
left Snow Man.
So of they ran and found Jump
ing-Jack hanging in a toy shop
Mother Goose's broom!" exlaim-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
RADIO PROGRAMS

Bamberger's program for tomor-
row follows:
$3.50 p. determination of the
series of Little Journeys to the
Homes of the Great" by Ebert
Hubbard.
$500 P. M.-Song recital by Louis
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
HER AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
LydiaE E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Lake, Michigan. -"Aboutone year
ago I sufferedwith Irregularities and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

The woman OF too-rounded out
line should learn that nothing S 10
effectively ~conceals her defects as
simple, straight lines.
Notice the difference in effect in
the models above. The n empha-
sizes the thickness about the waist
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

HIIITIlIIIIIIiiIIIIIiIIlIa weakness ana at
4H&1al times was obliged
tostayo off myfeet.
doctored with
our family physi-
cian and he fnally
Isaid he could not
understand my
case, so / decided
myM to try Lydia E.
IPinkham's Veg
|etable Compound.
After Ihad taken
could see that I was getting better.
l took several bottles Of the Vegeta-
blesC compound and fused Lydia E. Pink
hams Sanative Wash and ] am en-
tirely cured of my ailments. You may
publish this letter If you wish
Mrs. FISHERMAN, Route2, Lake, Mich.
There Is one fact women should
consider and that's this. Women suf-
fer from Irregularities and Vari0ug
forms Of weakness. They try this and
that doctor, as well as different med.
icines. Finally they take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Compound, and Mrs.
Sherman's experience is simply an
other case showing its merit
If your family physician fails to
help you and the same old troubles
persist why ism t it reasonable to try
Lydia E. Pinkhaus's Compound
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23

Ash xouI Friends They know
Thousands o. people nave oniy enem-
eelves to blame tor orr agony blood poi.
son. etc. Trimmtnn n treating" cut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09

plant to the lin rick Editor. The con-
test is open and clear TO every one all
the necessary rules nrc printed each
day with the lin 'ricks. and so no in.
Quirics are necessary TO any one who
will use his bean little bit. And those
who don't aren't entitled to the hun
dred dollars. So far as complaints arc
concerned, eve simply will not consider
them. The method OF judging Is abso.
lutely above suspicion. It would be
impossible to take greater care than We
are taking to give everybody fair
show, and IL you don't win, you've
simply got to take It like u good sport.
sport.
Don't call personally to see the Linn =
rick Editor. He isn't in. He does his
work somewhere else and sends it to
the Office each day. He's so naturally
bashful that he cant stand talking ia
strangers, so we have to keep him iso-
lated.
Don't leave answers Mt this Office.
All last lines must be sent in by mail
or telegram.
And, finally. don't get DISCOURAGED
II you fail forty or fifty times to win.
Some of our previous winners were Just
about to give up when the hundred dol
lars walked right into their homes and
| sneaked into their bank accounts.
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Lin,'rick Judges Meet
Today for First Time
Continued Com Pase Ono

rostoftcc box number printed on each
coupon. This number changes daily. and,
II you send your answer to the wrong
box. you're simply out Of the contest !:
that's all. Your line won't be with the
others when the selections are made and
your chance for that particular hundred
dollars has gone fooey
You'd be surprised If you knew how
widespread the interest in this contest
has already become. Looks now as
though it would even surpass our first
onc-and that was hum dinser. MS
every one will remember.
we get answers even by telegram
from places so far away that the EVE
MING PUBLIC LEDGER gets to them Jus
about in time to let them wire their
lines before the doors close. And those
ines are counted just as though they
came in the ordinary way. There aren' t
any strings to this contest.
But there are certain "don'ts" that
we've had TO adopt from the things we
learned last time. FIR instance:
Don't write letters of inquiry or com. .
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANTS - Accounting firm has
number Of vacancies for junior and senior
nccountanta with corpoi alton or public ex-
pSiience; give ful particulars In reply 3
G36. Ledger Office.
AGENT-Wanted. reliable agent for sale Of
imported fancy Swiss cheese BY Swiss Arm:
reference. Address Box 80. Room 4l0, Al
Broad st.. New York.
CHAUFFEUR. white. good mechanic. for
highest type OF private service: give refer
ences and wages desired, In reply: also phone
number. Box p 1913. Ledger Office.
COMBING section hancs wanted for 5 NIGHTS
week: good opening for right young man,
Apply y 1903. Ledger Offce.
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PERSONALS
USED AUTOMOBILES

NoT RESPONs1BT.E for bills unless @
tracted by me. W. 8. Algco. SOS Spruoe.
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AKDMuRE--9 rms. h.-w. heat cleo. lot hDN
l5o; rcut $50. Wm. 4. McGrea. Ardmore.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
ONE MONTH FREE. ESTABLISHED 1890
THE EXCHANGE STORAGE CO.
STAMPS AND COINS

PHONE diamond 2i7l
SEPARATE ROOMS; PACKING; Il MOVING
GALL AND !NSPECT Ouk WAREHOUSE
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STAMPS. Albums, ETC.. for collectors; list
free. Phila. Stamp Co. 70 S 18th.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

THREE STORY. scmi-detachod house, .
baths. electric. wonderful possibilities rSr
making an attractive home with rooms large
enough for comfort. amid a.tra c.!vo sur
roundines. at the cost Of one Of the modern
bird cages sold as house: price sil. 900
Also have corner house of a similar type
which Va consider cheap at $4,000 Wcst
Phila.. Eenl Estate 90. 5000 baltimore ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09

sTEARNS- KNIGHT coupe. run only 5000
nsh s19d eSEd i1ss
air spring: price reduced to $1,000. Frank!In
Motor Car Co.. 2314 Market 1T. J. H.
DupaD. NM
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CHESTNUT. 1924 - Furnished rooms all
Convenlences, near bath
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TIlI(IN

Z MES, al sty.es, from $1,000 Upward -Ieh
man & snyder, ll5D fTIs ave, Iio. 9o33
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CHESTNUT ST, 1924 2i--Furnishcd rooms, all
Conveniences: near bath, 80
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EI ,ECTRICAL MOTORS, MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT.
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO.. l13 y. Sd ST
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HIGHLAND PARK

low; B rooms md bath; lot 5O1i15: s7750.
Geo. L. Barnes. 1901 Chestnut. Walnut 1880.
MODERN frame dwellingi 8 rooms and bath:
hot-water heat: lot 50xl25: Ss.oo. Geo
L. Rarres. 1901 Chestnut ST. Walnut 1880:
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

BROWNS EMPLOYMENT -BUREAU-FinS
class help. Spruce 2li7.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white help In eyerv
capacity: ref req. 1919 Bainbridge a..
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sALESMIN--Offce appliance company with
established business IN Y. s. and Canada
has opening In exclusive territory. special
sales training furnished while earning: sales
n'n assisted BY promotion work In Securing
prospects. only men Of good standing intcr.
csted in making large commission need
AInlN. Tho DInIAphnne 40 n NIL -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09

YOUNG ME OF ability and integrity wanted
=. to sell our policies In their spare or fuli
time: you can earn from slOO-s20O or more
o month; successful agents qualify for dis
tict managerShips. Write Industrial lie
partment' General Assurance. 4O4 Walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09

rnpher and typ!st and general office assist
ct; duickness, accuracy, reatness,. inteili-
ssNCe and experience required; salary 10
start, S25: a real opportunity for advance.
nont;. Atlas Storage Warehouse CO., STth
and Ma rket sts '' VIVA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED for. personal use. detached or
sem n-detached house and garage. within
city limits not over $4,000: give full par
ticuars and price. Il 4O3, Ledger Office.
IAVI. buyers tcr properties bAtween Mont
soHery aye. and Cumberland ct, Fkd and
Gtn. ayes, II rr!ce is right. p IL, Led. on.
li.iVE BUYERS for properties IN West PhiIa.
north or Market st. Be. 1904. GeN. l..
Gr-aney, 65+2 Media st.
WILL PN'y any house that 10 cheap. Full
particulars. p 1876. ledger Office.
Factories. Warehouse.. MANUFACTURING Floors
WASTED--W with T50O-IQ 900 so.
r. uf aoor SPACE, with j. IT. or more
clearance IN height; must have railroad
siding southern section Of Ph!,ade.phia; ;
When replying give location and rental,
ljv Ledger Branch. 18th and Moore s,s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09

YOUNG MAN with knowledge OF saving
funds ard Jewish language wanted bv
Ing. stating age. cducatioO. cyp and sal. de-
sired. ~. Ledger Branch. LILY South
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MONEY TO LOAN

counts receivable. notes or acCeptances.
you collect your accounts Stadien. l2OS
PENNSYLVANIA Bldg. Spruce 3a82
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;pipEssMAK1Na ANDMILL1NERY
OLD GOLD

TcDOWEI.L'S course soon makes YOU N,
.Snert: learn and double your income. Da,
n nd evening school. lO22 Market ST.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ELECTRICIANS OPPORTUNITY
DELAWARE CORPORATIONS
BUSINESS. PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
BOUGHT

AND PAWN TICKETS ToR Diamonds
Suite 2-22. second floor. over Childs Rost
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OLNEY
22o w. CHEW ST.

IIes.-ab.. corner property: 2-ca- garage. hot
water h"at. electricity. hardwood floors. sta
.ior, will .,.uuC" ARROW REALTY CO..
~. rL2 W"s, Olrey ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09
CORNER PROPERTY

-'a7"T -0'Is' N-T'I,,E In e.-I, ;.In ;,..IannIE r
RJHS E LOWERY
TrTI AND HOGkI.AED SITS
$50 ChSN Guy, heaut.fI, modern home, 224
West Fishers ave. vide street. snod sec
tier; i,nneiiate possess.om; AZ and 20 troll
NBERNET7IY. 1879 Chestnut.
new horl., td7OO; VIII finance exceptional
ct- b6 inspected ANY day,
pkorso "yO lIss, .---
=, 80 y. lISIILRS AVE. Sly ?. bath
W heat. -Icc inc. porch. .dwd. foors.
u T. Stau. goo, ). 30 st. We 1I1n J
rms bath, with brick garage
l.nd !L,r stahl. Jld0 y. 30 e., Wyo. l.sJ
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SALESMAN

I am looking for q particular type OF man
who IS Inherently honest, who can safely
represent an organization OF national repu.
tation and record: rega rdless Of your present
occupation. you may be that particular man
whom | Gun place In a position to earn not
lcss than $1,000 q year. Call Spruce OIl3
To prron.e for Interview,
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
W. FORREST MAGEE
Gn,.rIr, ,>,D.r,,S- ~,
NEW JERSEY FARMS

BUY NOW before tho new br Ggc across the
Delaware sends the price OF land soaring:
acres OF land. $3.50: payable 81 weekly;
good soil; schools. stores, churches and fine
roads: send for Illustrated booklet, free.
GILBERT 4 O'CAILAGHAN
T0S Walnut St. Philadelphia.
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HANNY w. SMITH. III ANNSOM 81.
YOU can rent an oliver typewriter monte
for ~: perfect machine. oliver TypewftSe
Co., Walnut 10th. Walnut 0ioi. Main assv
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SALESMAN. pa per. to sell bond and ledger
papof TO printers and lithograpLers: must
have established trade; sal. and com basis;
ccrrespondence confidential: b 332. Led. OF,
SALESMAN wanted. who can produce. SELL
Ing direct to users: loose leaf systems,
blank books and steel Office furniture. Lete-
bure ledger Company. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
SALESMAN. cigars. local and jobb!ng trade
give references, territory covered and
volume OF business. y ais. Ledger Office
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MOORE
OVERLOOK

HOUSES and lots for sale or exchanES at
fair prices. II. II. Allen, Moore. Pa Phone
Ridley Park Ill w.
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REAL EsTATE-sALFJ OR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITY
BEAUTIFUL S-room porcE-frout home, oil
tONNrDleUCes. main thCrOughfare elegant
condition key 25o5 ". Leh!gh ave. Phous
Diamond ItGl
STORE, corner OF two prominent avenues
nnrtheatt section; abou. 2Ox3O l2l
Ledger Ottlc".
Factories Warehouses. Manufacturing Floor.
TO- 900 TO 40, 600 SO. TT; 5000 II, 10
ho"ri mod,rn concrete building; 8 minutes
from CIty Hall.
REYNOLD l.. GREEEBERG
Morris Blus. Locust oiOO
If IT rs a factory, floor or warehouse YOU
want anywhere in. Philadelphia and al
your price consult factory specialist.
A. b. FRASER. 81 S. 18th 81.
CENTRAL OFFICE
336 per month
AVp'~ 40l West End Trust Bldy.