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HELP wANTED-FEMALH


WANTED-Competent girl for general
homework. Apply mornings. Mrs.
O'Leary, 1923 First avenue south.
WANTED Housekeeper on ranch;
easy work. Call at Tracy Hotel, be-
tween II and IL a. m.
WANTED-Competent girl Cor general
homework. Mrs. w. F. O'Leary, 1923
First avenue south.
HOUSEKEEPER for small family in
modern house; wages $35. Room 4,
Park View Hotel.
EXPERIENCED maid for general
housework; good wages. 626 Fourth
avenue north.
WIDOW as housekeeper wanted; no OBJ
lection to small child. Box 1872. Trib-
une.
COMPETENT woman for general
homework. BIT Fourth avenue north.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. NJ Fifth avenue north.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work. 800 Fourth venue north.
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FOUR EXCURSION TICKETS
SOLD ON OPENING DAY

Special to The Tribune.
Havre, May 26.-Four excursion
tickets to eastern points were sold at
the local Great Northern office Thurs
day, the first date of sale of summer
excursion tickets. Two of the tick
cts were to Kansas City, one to Chi
cago and one to st. Louis. Reduced
rates are made on these round trip
tickets. final date Of return being Dc
tober 81, and final date of sale Au-
gust 81.
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vOGT ACQUITTED BY JURY

Special to The Tribune.
Livingston, May 26.-Louis Vogt-
owner of a soft drink parlor was ac-
quilted here Thursday in district court
on a charge Of permitting gambling in
his place of business. The jury was
out only a few minutes before return
ing a verdict
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4 FARMS M RELIN oUISHMENTS

Z DOLLARS per acre buys a 4,143-
acre stock ranch; 80 per cent under
irrigation; water right paid; fair
buildings; o,G00-acre lease at cost to
party buying ranch; small payment
will handle this. Teton County Col
onization Co, Choteau. Mont.
CATTLE, sheep or dairy ranch. 31z
miles from town, 900 acres; water:
good grazing; adjacent forest re-
serve; 200 acres alfalfa. timothy;
fenced; sell or lease; reasonable
terms. Box 166 Tribune. or Is, Star
Hotel.
WANTED-160 or 800 acre farm near
railway town in northern Montana.
Address p. o. Box $50, Great Falls.
stating price, legal description and
details.
ON ACCOUNT of i'll health, would like
parties to take large stock or sheep
ranch: not stocked: range and hay
for large bunch. Box 166, Tribune, or
Is, Star Hotel.
WANTED-To lease dairy ranch suit
able for 20 to 80 cows; must have
plenty of feed, water, pasture and
fair buildings. Will pay cash rent.
Box 80, Tribune.
BARGAIN-Undivided 80 acres. south
half northwest quarter section %,
township 81, north. range 4 east. Abb
stract. Make offer. l.. D. Atwater,
Waverly, New York.
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POULTRY n EGGS

BARRED ROCK eggs from prize win
ners, $50. M. V. Wallace, 319 Sew
enth street south. Phone 7409.
X. l. r. and Barred Roc setting eggs
and hens. Call S112 Eighth avenue
south, evenings.
WHITE LEGHORN setting eggs. 1918
Seventh ave. no. Fone 1855.
2 w. LEGHORN hens with baby chicks.
Setting eggs. Phone 1882.
SETTING eggs, SOC dozen. 726 Central.
SETTING eggs; setting hens. 1888.
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G ADVERTISING
NOTICE

NOTICE
In the District Court Of the Eighth
Judicial District Of the State Of Mon
tana, In and for the County of Cas-
cade.
In the matter of the es,ave or Henry
Burmeister. deceased.
The state Of Montana to j. N. Thelen.
as the executor Of said estate, and to
Henry Burmeister, Ernest BurmAistsr,
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Swedish census statisticians declare
their country the healthiest in the
world.
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wANTED-AGENTS

% WANTED-AGENTS
LOCAL representatives. Most complete
hosiery line; exclusive territory; COM
mission. Room Ala Grand Hotel,
Butte.
LOCAL representatives.; most complete
hosiery line; exclusive territory:
commission. Room IA, Grand Hotel,
Butte.
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SET of books to keep in spare time;
reasonable charge. Phone 5672.
EX-SERVICE man wants any kline of
work. Room Al, James Hotel.
ODD jobs done right. Fone 6S57.
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CITY AGENT for Watkins Products
Mrs. J. Lampman, 1916 End ave no.
Fone 5213. Quick delivery.
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Lexington APARTMENTS

Lexington Apartments
Eighth street. Second avenue north.
FOUR room strictly modern furnished
apartment; private bath. Apply 826
Second avenue south. Phone 1888.
CHOICE furnished apartment; kitch-
enette, sleeping porch n private
bath. Box 157, Tribune.
ONE single, and two room apartments;
garage, on paved alley. 10l1 Second
avenue north.
GLENDALE apartments; newly deco
rated. Phone 9617. 31612 Central
aVenu
LOWER apartment with piano. $40
Fourth venue north. Single rooms
also.
3-ROOM furnished modern apartment.
S25 month. 800 Seventh street south.
3-ROOM furnished apartment, clean;
modern. 1912 Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED modern apartment, $16
month 800 Seventh street south.
TWO room furnished apartment, S14
month. TOO Tenth street south.
TWO ROOM apartment, bath. gas, $50.
9O5 fourth avenue south. Apt. L.
TWO basement rooms cheap. HOS Sec
Ond avenue north.
FIRST floor rooms; garden. Fone 1854.
4-ROOM furnished Apt. Phone 7241.
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BOARD n ROOM

LARGE front room for two. with board
First class. sol Second avenue north
GOOD board and room; family style
sos Fifth avenue south.
BOARD and room. HOG First ave. SO
ROOM and Board. lis 7th st. No.
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MAN and wife, wants foreman job on
ranch; have two children. Box 124,
Tribune.
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8 FOR RENT-FUkNIsHED APIS.

THREE rooms and bath: neat and
clean; gas; lots of closet room; living
room, bedroom and kitchenette; gar
age if desired; reasonable rent. 2l9
18th street north.
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A Good Used Car
IS BETTER THAN
A Cheap New One

1921 BUICK SIX roadster ...-..$1 900. 90
1920 BUICK SIX roadster ...... $50. 90
1919 BUICK SIX roadster ...... 100 90
1920 BUICK SIX touring ....... $751; 90
1922 FORD touring ............ 450.0 90
1919 FORD touring ............. 200. 90
BUICK light delivery truck .... AGO. 90
1918 OVERLAND 85-4 .......... 1880
HUDSON SUPER SIX touring q. $50. 90
1920 BUICK touring ............ 5000 10
You can rad your Ford in as part
payment on any of u used cars.
Buick Used Car Dept.
3O1-3 First Avenue North
1921 FORD touring, like new $4,000
(Lots of extra eQuipment)
1920 BUICK Six touring ....... $4,000
(Two extra tires; other equipment)
1920 VELIE Sedan .S1550.00
1922 FORD touring, nearly new $4,000
with extras).
1917 STUDEBAKER, 7-passenger $4,000
1920 NASH IL ton truck ......S1450.O0
BUTLER NASH CO,
721 Central
Phone 6552
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FRESHLY painted, kalsomined and
vanished throughout; one and two
room apartments, and new garages.
327 Fifth avenue north, or call 1902.
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- SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE
20 SITUATION WANTED-MALE
GARDEN plowings team
work.. Phone Zzl8.

FIRST CLASS driver desires position;
car. truck or tractor; can handle own
mechanical work. Box ISL, Tribune.
YOUNG man, expert stenographer, de-
sires position; law office preferred.
Box 100. Tribune.
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ELMORE HOTEL-New and strictly
modern guest rooms n furnished
apartments. Elevator and social room.
Sixth street and Contra avenue.
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BUSINESS ORANGES
The Best Timing

TO DO is to buy a new Royal quiet
twpewriting machine. 1t is a whiz!
If you cannot buy, rent any kind from
us. Dur rental machines are in per-
feet repair. Tribune Printing & Sup
MY COmDany.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Black SHEPPARD pup, with a lit
tie white on back of its neck. Reward.
Return to 512 Fourth avenue north.
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back Office, who refused to be lured out
to see the Lim'rick people.
But we managed quite nicely with
out her, and the jury was very good
one. After the voting was over and the
pictures were taken, we circulated
about, and every one was very nice to
us and we were very grateful.
And then we sailed forth into the
nice. bright sunshine, away from the
confining walls of an Office, and went
in search Of the winner.
Those who served on the jury were !:
Isabelle Vaughan, Haverf0rd. Pa. !;
Helen Karnsted, 400 South Sixtieth
street: Virginia Hibbard, Audubon, N.
j.; Mae Waddlngton, 1902 South
Twenty second street; Margaret Mad
den, 1905 North Eighteenth street !;
Ruth Bond. 1882 Spruce street; Ethel
Trythall, Spring City. Pa, and Emily
Morelli. 2312 South Mole street.
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No $3.50 Share
OF Lina'rick Prize


Continued from Paee One
nicely came out and shook hands with
us and helped to collect the girls.
We think that the fellow who picked
those girls not only had an idea to other
people's advertising, but believed in
advertising the organization; anyhow,
he surely can "pick 'em."
They collected one by one in the con-
ference room, all anxious to see the
ballots to pick out the best line. Each
one who came in seemed to be bit bet :
ter than the last, and they all appeared
except ono lone girl in the recesses Of a
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LOST AND FOUND
LEGAL .nyEKTIsEMENTs

,,1sys NOTICE.. NOBLE. i,sS riS y
storage d and costs on the ssd day sf lg ~
iDss. i YOU do not cain same ana -
afs9itNsuRANcE MOTOR SERVICE VICE.
1925 Brandywlne q. PnllaoslpsS
NOTIGE-MAUHY's ExPREsns,x ExPIn Nh I'M
~ 81 3lSS N. 9th .st.-four ~ -
;xssu ;Ssu sois sis: .rHr; .os sHs se 'S 81 claim sen.
~ = iiis ;a:s ;Ssss ~: sssse. q. ~.
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KNITTERs for double-rib nat
machines for making sdsings.
F'riedberger-Aaron Mfg, Co., 1900
N. 18th st., near Wayne Junction,
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IN wanted who likes to make money; h.
hust be upright, clean cut and enerse etic.
SOM selling ability. Apply after lO:6o
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BOARDING

10TH, n, S4i7--Nicely furn. rm., eonv: to
train q troll: rent reas. Tiosa 2Vl0 J.
FURN, room board. gentleman. or will share
ant with refined couple. Wood. 1928 w.
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN desires =.
and board With small family, preler'
near center Of city. e SIS. Ledger Onice
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YOUNG MAN : Wlde-awaks. intelligsel
young man. about l6 or ~ years. 70 G.
well Recommended. Address N %, 2 q
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
GERAIANTOWN

sIX-ROOM modern apartment: a square
from Queen Lane station. Apply Apart
ment A. 5232 Laurens St.. Germantown.
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I ~: /; q '::;'' i!
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FOR SALE

DESKs DISnx island; shu more than 900 nat-top and
.nnawr,ter desks. tables. chairs. Ming de-
,yped vieeSs and other conplete eauipmsnt Of every
Sescr,ption. rehnished and sold at very
Ts;Hs:STHs i4T HTfTf'A AaS Is'
OFFICE FURNITURE
"a. ~ desks, safes. files. cabinets and
teners, off'ce furniture. store nxturss.
s xTTSSi xiS1di Si,!7 EuHNe!TToskF9 uHReT 81 RNep GS ..os
~ IT-ToP and typewriter doubls-psdsstal
desks ana tSn.sraers sTm Shaini inr :soSk ssSls
tables. ~ and A. C. electric fans: must
nens' nem ',hia week. 81 Arch ct.
1,,,nr, -,.n,e s,rup direct from the maple
fUnE fUrH,,e. ~ Somerset County price $1.75 per
s,os ~ san. lOc. less In lots OF one dozen or
more. more" &. A. Phillips Meyersdale' Somerset
PRIVATB SALE Of fIrn.urs n1s1s.: ,ms,hoEsny
SSnne SSnneP Preston 27l9 W.
3 5ISz, b5EFRIdERATORs. meat grinders, scalss.
w. - ~ registers for grocery. meat and other
.a. Ia rye stocks of above goods. new and
Sd hand. The Howe Scale Co. 4lo Arch st.
sAFES-Our entire stock OF new safes Of all
n.w bS,iding The Howe Scale Co. 415 Arch.
Furniture Lady dsal., Will S,I.ns sell privately
room suit; great bargain. Belmont 70s3 NJ
WTRE CHAIRS. So; wire tables. "a. so; for
"ice.cream parlors; restaurant tables coun.
ter stools and chairs. Chair Exch. 9th 4 Vine
TYPE presses and cutters; big bargainS.
Phiia. PRIMERS, Supply. Il 9. 9th 81.
POOI. TABLES bought. sold and repaired.
L. Kiefer. 500 W. Grard. PHI. Kens. Pals.
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AGENTS

WE HAVE the st-sellins coupon ever =.
fered in city; big returns TO hustIerG a.
experience necessary. Eastland Studios -
Chestnut st.
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CARPET CLEANING
STAMPS AND coINa

NATioNAh iT,S tAIors cARP6T hsIJ GIG Co. $3.50 n.
pairing coors restored: prompt servicc
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RENNsYLyANIA FARMS

MAIN LINE country seat. near Paoli, ITO
acres best quality land: remod stone
heuse. part dating back 100 years or more
carefully restored and enlarged. living room
library, billiard room, dnirs room, buffers
pAAAry. maidiA dining room, refr!gera tor
foeA and kt n. upper floors have s cham.
borp and b4Shs. b maids chambers and
bAths several nreplaces. vapor steam heat
bioo.. gas; coach barn for about a dozen head
EArago for 4 oars. with chauffeur's auarters
rooms bath. 2 tenant houses with mod
ronv.. farmers house. farm barn, sprira.
housess orchard. timber, stream lake attrac
live pI1os. ]. IL. FRoNEFIEI.D. Wayns Pa
PUBLIC SALE. Saturday. April i. i O'clock,
% premises. situate Butler pike above
fhree Tuns. near Prospectyie, I23-acre
farm; one best In county for real farming:
price and terms will be so they can make
A0ney; 6-room dwelling. ono finest barns in
eounty: same day and premises entire Ia rm
out0t; send for catalogues.
HENRY BIDDI.E. Amber
ko-kCAE poultry farm above Willow Grove
closs 20 trolley, Groom stone house. good
~ Implements; price $500; terms reason.
CdQNTRY-HOME farm, SI2, 500; large wall.
Manned Colonial farmhouse. barns, chicken
heissss. woodland: bsrt train service; stone
a0a concrete roeAs into Philadolphia; ia
uiles. Wesley Mullin. Maple Glen. Pa
bALH-Farm - acres: stone house; ali i'm
CyiG6ot ave. Ardmore. Pa
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HIGH-GRADE talking machines, absoI,,t.,,
new, guaranteed IN every respect; viii sej
graph 1t will paw you to look into mi. '"Sao ~
ond floor, $40 Arch st. "' Wv
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rur ,,s ,s$ssssSsg SrsHAS,'ss. Es
MAKES ogn dT SSReGGRRsxsAiNNdd SeGRxEAiNNd iTSsdSF TSs dSFchnAss
II you are seeking 4 position
where permanence. advaneement
ana good salary are assured
come IN and mae application.
II you are undecided
come In anyway and let ~ show you
~ Ask Tor MISS sTSEsSv!aENsoN ~
THE BELL. 'Hsh TSLEFH6NH EFSa r. COMPANY
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EMPLOYMENT AaENCIEs

MISS HARKINs, 2004 Bainbridge. M ~
cooks, 500 to $50; waitress. couples nu''A' 4
Spruce 8027. Z
n. q HARVEY 1919 RIttenhouss sa.-Aen
able help supplied . wanted every 9skg
WANTED-Competent white help IN eveUfl
caracity; ref. req. 1910 Bainbrldee y.
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wANTED-Aiarried couple a. work.
Ing housekeeper and houssman;
teiiiSent and refined; applicants will
mot be considered without hrst-claSo
rsfsrencss; family Of 2 sdulte; home
on t'n 4as. LIE IEr6Ek Rias ofE4cS' oSfhEsI4scsS;I'a'''
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BUSINESS PERsoNAL9
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
AND PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS
suite 2.e2. second floor. over Childs. Rest.
IF you are considering wiring your home
let us estimate before placing your order
e,sewhere: all work guaranteed. Rex Twi-
ford. S2i0S N. Opal st. Diamond 870S J.
War Savings Stamps Purchased
FRANK 8. LEWIS. $40 Finance BldG.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W. SMITH. III sANsoM 81.
ALL KINDS Of repair pia.terlns done st
r.S.,s fs.sGn.b'' =. oresen S.'sen ssis 20's
"a for READING and WORKING
DUO GLASSES. AL LEVI. optician. 7Ss
SEIyINo machines repaired; 90 anywhere.
oIii n. 10th. Ola. 5637: ewes. Dia.s860 N:
ISiip c6okers; s. remodele your old furs into
HcSoSer. Kurtz . Seldel. 1885 Arch q.
6SHpENTER and builder will contract for
,vork. Cali Tioga 1888. Wr. 401l Marshall
EIT.SE teeth repaired by dental laboratory.
FAn AnS Condition, si.25. 2sO8 w. Girard ave-
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STAMPS. Albums, ate. for colleotors, I'M
free. Phils. Stamp Co.. 20 q. Ism
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STORAGE AND MOVING
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

OLD SUITS. oyercoats. hats. shoes BOUGHT
we call anywhere; write. call phone Ors.
gon 8l55. Friedman Bros. l44i South A.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT ST., 2o3r-well-furnished mod
ern room; eiec. II or persons; reasonaole.
GRAFT, NJ, 1524--Two nicely furnished
rooms, all conyenences; private lamlIX.-
ONTARIO, W., 2it9--Living room. bedroom;
communicating with bath; electric ana
PINE ST. 3034--Ncely furnished rooms IN
a new house, with everything neat auu
clean; moderate prices to permanents: meats
nearby IL desired; references. s.--------
PINE. 4iI0 (cor, 42d)--Finest location; lovely
for summer Of winters excellent taole.
10TH, N. 1s0, HOTEL RURIC - Central.
near station and shopping distrlct., peeuu
fully furn. rooms: elec: spotlees; moo. rases'
GOTH ST., N, i82I-Two furnished front
rooms business people, or unfurnisneo'
light housekeeping: electric.
WILL RENT handsomely Furnished room 70
running water, electricity: private; So week.
p 1908 Ledger Onice
NICELY furnished room. second moor. elec.
tricity. private family. Phone beimoh'
ROOMS handsomely furn., gentleman or mid
dle-aged lady; private: running water; 70
wkly. vic 18th ( Jefferson. e1I. Led. ..
HANDSOMELY furnished room In large
modern private home: electric lgnts; ~
minutes to City Hall. Phone baring O4lo'
ATTRACTIVE furn. apis. some housekps.
Sherwood Ant. Agency, 1884 WaInut st.
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FUNDS. lst and 2d Phi.s. and Del Co
mtgss. st. Lynch. i12 S. 10th. Spr. 1894
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APARTMENTS
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS

IN THOROUGHLY MODERN APARTMENT
HOUSE--$60 TO $I5
Living room, bedroom. kitchen and bath;
some have porches; hardwood noors. vapor %
in every room; refrigcrators, lockers; janitor
service; a few beautifully furnished
TEIL;EPIH40N,Es ,soa ptNAMpiSRRK & piRK AVE.
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GIRL - General houssworki smel! samily:
-, sleep IN: Mrs.: Brawerman. 45S0 N. Sm.
MyomIng $500 Z. -.----------------------
MAID. white. for Esn'l .hou.ework IN art'
CURED; 70 home At night; ROOD wases. Mrs.
Clark. 1876 9. 18th st. Phone gpruce ITO
OPERATORS wanted. experienced on making
small collars for ehlrts and Other psftss
clsanest and brightest factories q the cityl
there are advanteees here TOR operator9 that
Bros. Co.. 8. w. cor. Broad and Wallace
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

oQY now before the new bridge across the
DUlawars ssnds the price OF land soaring;
- soil; schools, stores. churches and nns
kee1si end for Illustrated booklet. free.
8f GILBERT 4 OCALLAGHAN
3,6rs 7oo Walnut st., Philadelphia
sxsAdB FARM. 90 acrss; 24-room Co
GGIot Mouse; garAges. barns and chicken
ny3eglan we'll nowing 200 gallons per
o; boH. r. sristmill; lake covers loo
y ~ su!lSinS lQss. y oottasss. n. ..
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MORTGAGES
$500 TO $4,000

II you contemplate borrowing money on
your property II would pay you to communi-
cote with me frst, whether nrst. second or
third mtge. Terms to suit and settlements
at once. s33. Ledger Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL1

CoNRToMETBR oPERATOR-Young lady.
competent operator. with 8 years Pr
services and ability will bs appreciates
G S14. Ledger Office. < 5lf
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WARM FALL DELAYING
BUYING OF CLOTHING

Continued encouraging reports OF
Increased business are received from
a. number of trades by r. G. Dunn &
Co. Clothing manufacturers say the
weather has not been such as to
cause selling of suits and overcoats
for winter wear. The market, how
ever, has an upward tendency.
Jobbers in dress goods, woolsns
and silks report business generally
good, though unsettled weather
would cause Improvement. Shirt
makers say business is 20 per cent.
better than a year ago. Manufao-
turers of ladies' and misses suits
report decided improvement in or
ders from the South. Stocks seem
to be low.
Iron boundaries show per cent. IN
crease in poundage over October.
1920, which was the banner month
in the business. Seasonable weather
has increased retail sales.
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DEMOCRATS PARADE
AND RALLY. TONIGHT

Democratic voters OF the Fifth
Representative district have planned
for a mass meeting tonight to be
held at Sycamore and Van Buren,
streets, in Modjeska Hall. The
meeting which will begin at $50
O'Clock will be addressed by former
United States District Attorney
Charles F. Curley and John G.. Gray.
All OF the candidates from New
Castle county will be present and
greet the voters.
Prior to the meeting there will be
a street parade at 1870 o'clock OF the
voters. The parade will form at the
headquarters OF the Tenth Ward
Club, at Second and
jackson streets. The procession will
proceed to the headquarters Of the
Twelfth Ward Club at Fourth and
dupont streets and from there to the
Eleventh Ward headquarters at
Beech and Van Buren, streets and
then to Polish Hall.
There will also be a meeting at
the Strand Theatre. Twenty-f1fth and
Market streets. This meeting will be
by william W. Knowles
and John G. Gray.