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, 1922-06-08
statesmen WANTED

wANTED-Previous ex
perience unnecessary; we give com
biete instruction and liberal contracts
rpenting in Illinois. Indiana, Michi'
~. Missouri. Oklahoma, Kansas, Ne.
Rraska. Colorado, Wyoming and Iowa,
Ean use a few good men In Wyoming.
Address Agency Dept. Standard Life
Insurance Co.. box 1880. st. Louis,
o-o-tt'
, 1922-06-08

FOR manufactured rent, two and
threc-rpom apartments; S2b and
S35: modern and furnished. 534 West
Ninth street. Phone 439W. 6-3-6t
, 1922-06-08

Reports received at the headquarters
office of the United States Veterans
bureau at Casper indicate that the
cleanup campaign to contact disabled
former service men is proceeding with
satisfactory results.
Information submitted by the two
squads working in the north and the
south parts OF the state respectively
up to May 81 show that a total of
ass cases have been contacted. Of
this number PA are new cases which
have eve before been filed with the
bureau. A total OF 255 medical exam
nations have been given and n total
Of 221 dental examinations have been
conducted.
, 1922-06-08

wholesome effect upon the member
ship aspirations Of communities
where the squads hav worked.
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-Strictly modern four.
furnished apartment. 5ls f.
Third. 6-s-st
, 1922-06-08
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished,
modern housekeeping rooms 511 E.
First. 6-5-6t
, 1922-06-08

,nvERTrsrNG RATES-The rate
S,.eriing Want Ads In The Cas-
: Dany Tribune at IA cents a word
Insertion; minimum IS cents
, 1922-06-08
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Threo or -four furnish.
ed housekeeping rooms; reasonable.
1904 S. Cedar. Phone lIT0M. sl7-2t
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-Two-room apartment;
furnished; gas. 1855 n. Durbin
Phone 26SJ. G-s-It
, 1922-06-08

w. j. Wehrli, department adJutant,
points out the fact that the share of
the American Legion in bringing
about and prosecuting the present
cleanup campaign OF the United
States Veterans bureau has exerted a
, 1922-06-08

|orr OF TOWN Advertisements
r., be accompanied by cash or
in full payment Of the same.
- he foregoing instructions about
rsntlng the words and the rate per
- for The Casper Daily Tribune.
, 1922-06-08

UosrNG HoUR-want Ads to be
'ssfded properly must be in The
1901 Daily Tribune office befoce
IN. Want Ads received after 1890
4 1sso D.. m. VIII be inserted under
I. had Too Late TO Classify"
, 1922-06-08

The Salt Creek post OF the Amen-
can Legion held a special memorial
service at Casper Decoration day for
orin H. Snyder, Salt Creek hero OF
the world war. for whom the local
post is named. and formally dedicated
the headstone recently placed over
his grave at Highland cemetery in
Casper.
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-Three-room unfurnesh-
ID apartment; bath. gas and large
yard; south Chestnut. Call 1881.
6-3-et.
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-Modern five-room fur.
nished apartment; hot and cold
water; gas for cooking. 31s S. Kim
ball, Stat
, 1922-06-08

The Rocky Mountain goat is really
an antelope.
, 1922-06-08
FOR RENT-APhRTMENTS

FOR RENT - Three-room modern
furnished apartment; s35 per month.
1904 East A. 6.7-3t
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT - Modern basement;
everything new; near refinery; gas
and lights; laundry. 1853 CY. Phone
1921. 6-7-2t'
, 1922-06-08

The most recen tsbuiation of the
American Legion Weekly places the
department of Wyoming in eighth
place among the leading 20 depart.
ments OF the organization in the
membership Up to May rs n
total Of 2,46o members had been en-.
rolled in the several posts OF the de-
partment. This gives tho wyoming
department a percentage of 94.2 OF
its maximum 1921 enrolment.
The department OF Missouri heads
the list with 112.1 per cent Of its
maximum 1921 enrolment. while the
department of New Jersey brings up
the rear with 500 per cent.
, 1922-06-08

YOU CAN buy n home under our 3
per cent loan plan for what il Gusts
you TO rent United Home Builders
association. Suite FOG, B~acklinger
Bldg. Phone 1880. 65-tf
, 1922-06-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-weli located in North
Casper, a front lot, 50x1o0 feet:
we are offering one OF the best bar
gains on the market today; honse is
24x2s; all plastered. four good large
rooms; double garage: for n few days
only the owner will sell for 81 500
with $500 ash payment down. Casper
Realty Co. Phone 3S1. 6-S.1t
, 1922-06-08
FOR RENT-APkRTMENTS

FOR neutrality-suspicious., fully fur
nished. livingroom. kitchenette,
private hath. strictly modern; rents
reduced July l. Alexander Apart-
ments, southwest corner w. Eleventh
and Chestnut. Apply at Apartment j.
6-T-5t
, 1922-06-08
AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR SALES. ooo-mile tires; SIS for
3Ox3; $40 for 3ox5h; $40 for SKA:
others in proportion; vulcanizing and
tube repairing; oil and gas. Service is
our name. Gates Service. $40 S. woi
colt. Phone T01W. 6-3-6ts
, 1922-06-08

The quota OF peoples set aside to
be sold in Casper was 5000. but the
sales to Casper citizens was more
than $500, according to ldrs. Burke
II. Sinclair. chairman OF the state
committee. Reports are still being
received from other points over the
state and as yet there a not been
an exception to t~hesrule that tho ad.
vance estimates were exceeded.
, 1922-06-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

EANTED-Girl; Inquire 239 w. First
II OPPORTUNITY for man and wife
| "a set board and room; the wife to
.,ke care of house and do the cook
rr. call at 245 E. Second. 6-s-1t'
, 1922-06-08

Final reports received by the chair
mar of the state committee of the
American Legion auxiliary on the dis,
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT - Three-room modern
apartment; private bath: all built.
in features; furnished or unfurnished.
Phone 13s5W. 6-T-2t
, 1922-06-08
FOR RENT ROOMS

YOU CAN buy '. homo under our 3
per cent loan plan for what IL costs
you to rent. United Home builders
association. Suite zoe, BaekIinger
Bldg. Phone 1890. 66tf
, 1922-06-08

John C. Keene. American Legian
liaison officer assigned &c the district
headquarters in Denver. accompanied
Mr.. Van Law on his trip of inspec-
ton. Mr.. Keene is highly elated over
the results that are being obtained
and is lavish in his praise of the man
ner in which the American Legion
throughout the state is contributing
to the effectiveness Of the work. Mr..
Keene paid particular tribute 20 the
advance publicity work done in con
nection with the cleanup and to the
active cooperation of Individual posts
in local communities.
, 1922-06-08

tribution OF peoples to DO worn on
Memorial day irdicate that the sale
or the flowers to be worn as a trib.
ute to h dead Of the world war is a
most fiattering success.
, 1922-06-08

In the north section Of the state
the squad has come in contact with
ia cases. 81 of which are new. 1t
has conducted 141 medical examina-
tons and 10 dental examinations.
The squad in the south part of tho
state has contacted 1928 new cases out
OF a total OF PA. mt has given ia
medical and Ill dental examinations.
Durbin Van Law. district manager
and head OF the Denver office OF the
veterans bureau. has spent the past
10 days visiting the two squads on
their trip and has placed his approval
on the work hat is being done by
them.
, 1922-06-08

o-t-3t
FOR RENT - Three-room moder
apartment; private bath: all built.
in features; furnished or unfurnlshed.
Phone l3s5w. 6-T-2t
FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
apartment: close in. Yhaley Apart.
ments. go South Ash street. 4-24-tf
FOR RENT - Furnished ftyo.room
apartment; modern: first class. 1l9
n. Grant. Phone 1871. 6-s-2t
FOR RENT-rwo.room nicely fur.
nished apartment; modern laundry:
close in. sl9 E. Third. e-s-3t
FOR RENT-Two-room apartment;
Furnished; gas. 1855 N. Durbin
rnone zoSJ. 6-s-lt
FOR RENT-Stricuy modern four
room furnished apartment. 51s L.
Third. 6-s.st
FOR RENT-We have three apart.
ments at s25. s45 and S55: all mod
ern and nice for the money. Phone
SAW or 539w. 6-7-3t.
FOR RENT - Furnished four-room
apartment; gas for cooking; close
In; also three-room furnished apart
lment. SlS s. Kimbali. 6-7-4t
YOU CAN buy n home under our 3
PEI cent loan plan for what IL costs
you TO rent. United Home Builders
association. Suite FOG, Backlinger
Bldg Phone 1889. 66-tf
FOR RENT-Reduced rent two and
threc-room apartments; S2b and
s35; modern md furnished. 534 West
Ninth street. Phone 439W. 6-3-6t
FOR RENT-Three-room new modern
apartment; furnished or unfurnish.
ed. pa n. jefferson. Phone 345.
s-s.st
FOR RENT-A three-room furnished
basement apartment: strictly mod
ern; cheap and close in. 534 S. Kim
ball. Phone 230J. 6-S-3t
FOR RENT-Two-room modern fur.
nished apartment one-th.rd base
ment; light and cool; all conveniences.
| l41 w. Tenth. 6-S-1t
FOR RENr-one three-roon, unfur.
nisiled apartment on first floor:
light n cheerful with bath. gas, hot
water heater. linoleum in kitchen. ice
box; close in; price $3s. Phone $40.
CS-2t,
FOR RENT-Modern completely fur.
nished two-room basement apart
ment; also car space in garage.
7Ss e. Second. IS Y
FOR RENT-Neatly furnished mod.
crn two-room apartment; reasonable
rent. Call 1s72W. 319 South Jackson
street. 5-1S.tf
FOR RENT-Modern five.room fur.
nished apartment; hot and cold
water; gas for cooking. 3ls S. KIM
bah, 6-7-4t
FOR RENT-one two-room furnish.
ed apartment; lights and gas. 1888
~. Kimball. Phone 1891. Stat
FOR RflNT-Three-room unfurnished
basement apartment; gas and lights
furnished. Phone S7J. 6-7-3t
unfurnished apartments; close;
very reasonable. 745 w. Railroad
Phone 669J. SYST
FOR RENT = Two-room apartment
with bath; furnished with gas
range. $50 w. Midwest. 6-7-2t
FOR RENT-Strictly modern two
room nicely furnished apartments;
close in on paved streets. Pratt Apart
ment House. TIC East A. Phone s6sJ.
6-T-tf
FOR RENT Strictly modern two
room furnished front apartment;
close in; best residence district Call
at COS S. Durbin. Phone 1851.
6.7-5t.
FOR RENY Modern basement;
everything new; near refinery; gas
and lights; laundry. 1853 CY. Phone
1921. 6-7-2t'
, 1922-06-08

FOR SALE-one new cord re-tread
tire. 25s L. G street. sat
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
apartment; close N. Whaley Apart.
ments. go South Ash street. 4-24-tf
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-One three-rooni unfur
nisied apartment on first floor;
light n cheerful with bath. gas. hot
water heater. linoleum in kitchen. ice
box; close in; price $3S. Phone $40.
GS-2tr
, 1922-06-08

FyANTED TO BUY-Second-hand fur.
Sture or anything of value; high
est cash price paid. 367 South Ash
street. Phone 1860. 5-9-tt
, 1922-06-08
FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS
FOR sALE-old newspapers. Can at
Tribune office. 1-25-tf-dh

FOR sALE-EiectrIc washer. Ford
touring car. one five-hoEepower
gasoline engine Call 1855.
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-Two-room modern fur
nished apartment one-th.rd base
ment; light and cool; all conveniences.
l41 w. Tenth. 6-S-1t
, 1922-06-08
REIINQUISHMENTS, ETC.
FOR SALE OR TRADE

CALIFORNIA. "a lots overlooking
Los Angeles: excellent: suburban
residence; truck farm or poultry farm
sight; trade for Casper property; will
ing % put in some cash Phone 1910.
e-s-tf
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-A three-room furnished
basement apartment: strictly mod
ern; cheap and close in. 534 S. Kim
ball. Phone 230J. 6-S-3t
, 1922-06-08
W%ANTED-TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A double gar.
age; must be close in. 100 w. Mid.
west. Phone 249. 6-6-3t
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-Modern completely fur.
nished two-room basement apart
ment; also car space in garage.
1873 Il. Second. 5-S "
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT - Furnished five.room
apartment; modern: first class. 1l9
n. Grant. Phone 1871. 6-s,2t
, 1922-06-08

FOR SALE-Ncariy new set OF Har-
ward classics. edited by DR.. Elliot,
at attractive reduction In price II
taken at once s23 South David street.
6-s-6ts
, 1922-06-08

BOARD AND ROOM, family style;
$40 per week at n Adams. sac w.
Yellowstone. 6-i.st
, 1922-06-08
POSITION WANTED

wANTED-By well edu-
Gated refined woman; middle-aged.
Box ABS. Tribune. 6-7-2t'
, 1922-06-08

FOR RENT-Two-room nicely fur.
nished apartment; modern laundry:
close in. sl9 Z. Third. 6-s-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
state my political reed.

state my political creed.
st am opposed to the present
tariff law.
"I am opposed to Newberryism.
81 am opposed to the saloon.
ST am against prohibition.
II am in favor of a just tariff
which will reduce the cost of living,
lower our taxes and foster Ameri-
can industry and enterprise.
II am in favor of the ~unseating
of Republican Senator Truman N.
Newberry of Michigan and the safe
guarding of our right of franchise.
Public Office is not a commodity
purchasable at the within of the rich.
81 am in favor of restoring our
constitutional rights of personal
liberty.
81 am in favor of the manufac-
ture and sale of light wines and
beer under governmental control.
II am against the Volstead act,
that ~hypocritical mandate of the
bigoted few, imposed unfairly upon
an unsuspecting majority when the
country's back was turned.
'If the repeal of the specious Vol
stead act is contingent upon a
change in our organic law. I am in
favor of the repeal of the eighteenth
amendment to the constitution of
the United States.
1--WE want your support. Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike. We
publican misrule. Republican in
competence and Republican hypoc-
risy."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
SOUTH AMBOY DEMOCRATS
TO HEAR JOHN T00LAN

SOUTH AMBOY. Oct. 12.-At the
regular meeting of the South Am
boy Democratic Club to be held to-
night in the new headquarters III
the McCloud building. the principal
speaker of the evening will be John
Toolan. assistant prosecutor Of this
county.
Arrangements to share the speak
ing honors with Mr.. Toolan include
the presence of John Quinn, assist
ant prosecutor of Monmouth county.
Judging from the interest mani
tested at the meeting last week, the
committee expects a great turnout of
women voters tonight. The new
headquarters are most suitable for
the meeting of the women. 1t Is un-
dorstood that prominent Democratic
women will be present at a meet
ing within a short time to address
the ladies personally. The women
will commence their regular weekly
meetings on next Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
Farm Eouinment Meeting

CHICAGO, Oct. IA large rep
resentation of the country's manu-
facturers of farm machinery is ex-
pected to attend the twenty-ninth
annual convention of the National
Association of Farm Equipment
Manufacturers in Chicago. October
Is. 10 and 20.
Addresses on the opening day of
the convention include one by a
member of President Harding's cab
met to be named later, G. H. Mark
ham. president of the Illinois Cen
trail railroad. and Guy H. Hall, di-
rector of the National Institute OF
Progressive Farming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12

SI.20 Scott's Emulsion of QQr
Cod Liver oil: BOTTLE .............. 49,
Everything at a Fair Cut Price at the
CITY INC.
THE HOME DRUG STORE"
285 Smith Street. Corner Oak
PHONE IDA
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Masnus Corin, Of 81
West HAnsbsrry street, will leave shortly
for their cottage at Beach Haven, wner9
they will remain until October.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Eiroy Humphrey.
Of Germantown, are receiving coneIetY
iations upon the birth Of . daughter'
Nancy Jans Humphreys e As!anvs ~ s.s
spending the summer with nf. Hvm-
phreys parents at their cottage at cne'-
0ea. ssa
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank p. wundsr q -
East Walnut iane,. announce the - cn-
gagenent OF their daughter, Mia 0er-
truds Wunder. 70 Mr.. Erwin 8. DillmAn.
Mr. and Mra Eugene Springer s,,S ano
are at ISL west Coulter street for 'ne
summer.
Miss Hortenss PearlmAn and III
Helen Pearlman, Of SIS Pelham rosn'
are visiting friends In Atlantic C'ty.
~Mrs. Alfred ciesg, Of Lincoln es;ve ~
and Bufnham road, has been snSsFSs ny M
inS DR.. Joseph Howard ana orn' my
Mrs. Howard Lee. Of Bridceporrc rrcSSns a; son
and Miss Eleanor Scott, OF NoS''
mi. over the weekend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Az s,,t,,,,.,, ,,,>aAt~. - -...A ,.-x
wiii ~ thai ~ MIs. aoiaiS ~ M.s.I;s MMs'
! Newlin. Of the willows, Bryn Mawf,
and Mrs. Henry Neill Paul, Of Chest
nut Hill, which will take place at the
Church Of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr,
some time in September. A reception
nv. nv io,iU~ parsUt. az 'ns nome OF M's' New
''''
An engagement Of interest in this city
announced today is that.of Miss Mary
James awrsrcs nsspoPsi Pisrcs hn ~ hls.,;nr Ana M
Tex. Mr. Piercs "a : brother ~ Ma
Allen J. smith. of al. Davids. wife 81
Df. Allen ]. Smith, Of the University Of
Pennsylvania. He 10 a GRADUATED Of
Haverford College. class Of 1920. where
ana Was oebsr AZ tns fooSss Sssepa ana tras
teams.
tNs,.. o,,,,,. Morris. dourhter NJ Mr..
AISr"H psui Mnrris' ~ DSnaaia viii. .
nova .nS Miss rIenrfetta Erity dsugh.
tsr ~ NJ and Mrs. :Iosenh T. Eritx.
M Or msm ssts ocI - horor aS ~ Ssnc. WI h,cS CS
Mia Frits's narents viii five soYne time
in November. The marriage OF Miss
Frits and Mr.. Frederick Carroll Brew
ster, 90, will take place next spring.
Mr; ana Mrs. Erits and Wsir dau1nter
row. where they will occupy their cot
taSe until the autumn. sl..I
-,,, . :.
MI. ana MIS- J. . WMmet isHI SiGdie: O..
snsn nnaerq%m ponnx 0sse Cot;.sa a. ssranac hske
for the summer. Mr.; and MRS Henry
Frazer Harris. OF HarSstonii si Enestnut
Hi, Will occupy the PACKARD camp
M. ana Mr. vv,,,ian "A Churchman
and their chiidrcn. Of Chestnut Hiii,
isft last week FOR Narragansett Pier.
R. L.. where they VIII spend SIX weeks.
M,.. Racha, C., Baker. dauRhtsr of
Nsrs IT o,,;S q Raker. OF Bala, will sail
Snr E,,rone eariy next month, where
she Will spend the summer ,;ss,s SrayeMH,s y
England, France, italy anu S"t1eFiAhu.
AZ. tr.rhert IA I. Henriuues. of
rh..tS,,t Hi h.. ,eH FOR 4 visit TO
SNn.s la synnshirs WHARF ehe win attend
~ vaH6inr ~ Her sister Miss Eleanor
St~r. Sne mcv"S ronov.r dsMShter Of the Rev.
"a ~. faues Pottsr Conoyer. and
MY Whsvncaw Haven' Beasiey. which
will take place in st. Marys Churcn,
South Portsmouth, on saturday next.
Mrs. Henriques VIII attend ner sister as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23

Mr.. George p. Holland, OF Ridge avenue,
Roxborough, and Mr.. James ]. Holland.
Of North Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston. OF Con.
shohoclxen, are receiving congratuia-
tions on the birth Of O. daughter. Alice
May Houston. on Monday. Juno IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cook straus. Of
Drsxel road and Upland way. Over
brook. are being congratulated upon the
birth Of son, Gordon straus, on
juno 10.
r. Corson. Of Chestnut Hill, viii spend
the summer at Lake Fairfield, N. G. &
DR.. Henry A. Laessls, Of the Lenox
Apsrtmensss ThiEtssnth ana spruiSs uis
this country on June 81 on the Ryndam
for q nine weeks trip to Europe. 2.
The Rev. Charles Herr, d. D., and
Mrs. Herr. Of 244 Riverside Drive. New
York City, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Malvina Herr, to
Mr.. T. Ellis Barnes. Of Philadelphia.
DR.. Daniel N. Hus,k, OF 1903 Locust
street, will sail on the Mauretania on
June 81 for three months trip through
Europe -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Mastbaum and
their daughters. Miss Billie Mastbaum,
Miss Bettie Mastbaum and Miss Peggy
Mastbaum. will not open their cottage
this year at Atlantic City, but will stay
ct the Ritz-Carlton, Atlantic City, for
the summer.
Miss Marie A. Foley, Of this city. is
spending the month Of June at the Hotel
Morton. Atlantic City.
Mrs. B. Goldstsin. Of the Hotel Tou-
raine, Atlantic City. gave luncheon on
Wednesday. The guests were Mr., and
Mrs. Albert M. Greenfield. Sr., Mrs. Al
bert Sacks. Miss Doris Sacks, Mrs.
Samuel p. Kolkin, Miss Roslyn Elaine
kolkin. Mrs. Tregsa Cohen. Mrs. Daniel
Weiss. Mrs. Samuel walgamuth, Mrs
Wallace Jordan, Mrs. Rugart Knable
Of Philadelphia. and Mr.. Silverman, OF
Allentown. Pa.
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yARpLgv

Mr.. and Mrs. M. q. oigle ana sHd sns.ds
daushtsr. Miss Helen ofsiea motosSSo 10
recently to Saratoga. Pa, wnStMS wnSSM AZ Lo
n. B. Hanford Company rA 9. famiiics
held their annual outing. 80,
Al q meeting Of the women's Aoms .ne :
missionary Society. held recently AZ tnc c
followinS officers were elected: fres'
dent, Mrs. II. 9. Dando; vice prss'I%Ssi., III,
Nellie 0uton; treasurer. Mrs. Il M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23

swan, Jr. Tho bride was attended by
her sister, MrS. A. Raymond Bishop.
as niatrOn of honor. Miss Anna Chris
tenser, ana Mrs. william Kouvenhoven,
Of New York, were the bridesnaids.. and
dower giri. Mr. II. Norris Harrison.
OF this city, was best man. The bride
was 1iyen In marriage by her brother,
and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Msllish. rector of Holy
the reception Mr.. and Mrs Christensen
left Tor an extended wedding tour.
Thsy Will be ut home in Germantown In
September.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23

Arthur Philips, pastor Of the Richard.
son Memorial Presbyterian Church.
ate. The bride, who will be given In
gown 81 white pussy willow taftsta,
with 9 veil Of tulle, arranged cap-shaps
and fastened with orange blossoms:
white roses, sweet peas and lilies of
the valley. Misa Mildred Mulholland
will attend her sister a. maid Of
honor. Miss Helen Dunn Will be the
New York, will act as best man.
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NECKWEAR. There il .
really tremendous stock Of
neckwear - probably one
of the most complete
stocks in Philadelphia.
There is q range between
popular-priced neckwear
and the very finest quail
ity Of French handwork.
Collars, vestees, collar
and-cuffs sets and rulings
may be found in linen,
muslin, organdie, silk,
chiffon and net.
HANDKERCHIEFS. An as
sortment including the
staple grades, novelties
and the loyeliest hand
embroidered goods.
BEADED NECKLACES. A
splendid assortment of
the newest things. espe-
cially imported goods.
BELTS AND GIRDLES.
Leather belts of every
sort, patent leather and
suede, Us well as metal
gird!es and combinations
Of metal and celluloid.
In every wanted color.
BEADED AND LEATHER
HANDBAGS. A good
variety Of leather bags in
'ifferent h des and
shapes and lovely beaded
bags in attractive designs.
CEILDREN'S TO VS.. A
stock Of children's dolls
and playthings that would
make any little boys or
girls eyes stand out with
establishment novelties
of all sorts, imported anI
domestic.
DECORATIVE NOVELTIES.
Scrap baskets. desk sets,
lamps and waxed fruits,
dressing-table accessories,
door stops and knockers.
These are all lovely things
that any woman Of re-
fnement would be glad to
have in her home.
GIFTS AND PRIZES. A
wonderful assortment Of
novelties suitable for gifts
and favors.
PILLOWS. Pillows Of all
shapes and sizes, large
and small, round, oblong
and square.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23
Cslhoun-lachman

Tho narriage of Miss Anna Helen
Iachman. daughter Of Mrs L. n. Lach.
man, Of 1921 North F1tty.sixth street;
and Mr. John Joseph Calhoun, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calhoun. OF b6Sl
Lansdowne avenue. took place on
home OF tho bride. The Rev. G: Grant
Hopper pastor Of the West PARK Pres-
byterian Church, ohSciated. MISE
Helen Ivory was the maid OF honor
and Mr.. Arthur Rappep9rt aSseo -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23
MooREsToWN

Tho Rev. and Mra r. A. Wsrdsn
and their family have gone 70 6eacn
Haven, to remain until the hrs' VI
August.
a trip to Atlantic City. ~
Hs,...r Alfred Faxon and Master
Dsv;d Faxon will spend two weeks at
a boys camp in New Jersey.