davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

present and gave n song. The Green
wood Baking Club gave some very
poppy yclls Edwin Ungre and John
Annott demonstrated the culling OF
poultry. NJ. G. Vaughn. county agrl-
culture agent. l.. G. Armstrong, state
supervisor fov vocational agriculture.
and q. 4. Ely. instructor OF agri-
culture. gave short addresses. Motion
pictures were then shown OF tho con
troll OF hog cholera. growth and stor-
age Of sweet potatoes. and poultry
diseases and how TO control them.
The fllms were furnished by the 4. 8
Department OF Agriculture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
3gc Special Christmas Candy-39c

The original Saturday Candy In one
pound boxes. 39c the pound. Maxine
Cherries. chocolate coated. soc the
pound box. Liegctts. Page a Shaw
and Mavis assorted chocolates. Dan
forth's Dependable Drugs. The only
Rcxall Store I'm Wilmington. Market
and Second strccts.-AdV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver COvigan an
nounce the birth az n baby hoy which
took place at she Homeopathic iiospi-
,nl yesterday. Their baby weighs nine
pounds. Mother and child are doing
well
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
DR.. Irwin Attending Conference.

Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin IN attending n
conference OF tho Eastern representa-
tives OF the Northern Convention
which ~ being held at Yonkers. n. y,
he IL representing tho Delaware Rap
list churches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

the solution Of the reparations crisis.
the details of which still remain n
closely guarded secret. N they have
been mapped out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

Maximum results at minimum cost
an Every Evening want ad call
23uO. ADV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
t.s.ss EsTATE OF JOHANNA l.. SHOE,

easgs ESTATE OF JOHANNA l.. sHo1'
MAKER, deceased - Letters tests.
mentary on the above estate having bses
granted TO tho undersigned. all persons 4.
debted to the said estate are requested y
make payment. and those having claims "
present the same. without delay to
COMFY SHOEMAKER.
WILLIAM X. SHOEMAkER,.
aO2 Dock ST.. Phls.
Or to their attorney.
ALBERT Il. BAtERLE.
900 Rulielln Rldg
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
GERMANTOWN

HphrIER ST. west OF Wissahiclon ave.
Deautltul furnished, up-to-date. detached
sleeping porch
,,,- G1.YNDoN PRIEsTMAN.
ooV. Germantown ave-. Phone: Gtn. O410.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
WAVERLY APARTMENTS

laos ERIE AVE.
Fine q room living apartments: rent ONLY
$50. near alt car lines and trains. ). y
Hilbert, Northern Central Trust Co, $. T..
cor. Broad and Erie ave. "
uOI'SEKEEpINCi apts. =, 4, rms. and
bath; hot water heat, cleo. lights: i'm. pos,
T.. J. Elliott lll2 Chestnut 81. Filbert 3s5s.
COLUMBIA ave. apis, rooms and bath;
irnmrd poss-sslon; moderate rental. David
Serb"r. 9l3 Lincoln Bldg. Phone Spruce 1885,
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AI.DAS
IIORSIItM HEIGHTS
Building IDta

uORsIIAM HEIGHTS tnear willow Grove.
EeshamInE Falls--30DO choice bldg. lots
st train ard trolley. $50 up, free Title In
s,irnhce: easy payments send for booklet
and plans of modern bungalows. DIa. 1900
EERCIISON Front g. York
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY

STORE and avg. near l. sta, kens and
Allegheny aves. $50, AMT barber. tailor
or delicatessen, d. !. Rafferty,, 3l57 ken,
EIngtOn ave.
Factories. Warehouses, Manufacturing Floors
BUILDING IN 600 b!oCk y Broad st; -
foot frontage. = floors, 5000 square feet;
elevator and rear oHtuure; suitable for alI-
touobile agency or accessories; location IN
tho heart OF auto district j. 3Ol. Ledger
office.
5000 SO r"f; 5-stOI} warehouse. lItn rail-
road siding: near ith and tallowhill SITS.
possession, Arthur Is. Fraser. ~ :. eth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

SUMMER BOARD-BRYN MAWR. PA
Low BUILDINGS. on Bryn Mawr College
campus: sinv'a rooms and suites avu!labi"
from June II p September Is: good taUl"
board. beautiful surroundings. tennis courts
moderate rates; convenient 10 railroad sta.
ton; arrange reservations now. Address
Miss Sutton. Manager Low Buildings. Bryn
NaMr, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
I,ull,iinX Lots

LANgIDW NF.-We VIII bulId h0usc or Dun
gal0w as YOU want It: lots in al sec; pt!c
complete. $500 up. Clayton Realty Co., 81 :
l.rns-uwne ave. l.ansdowne 1877. bp"h nGh
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MAGEE & RODGERS
OFFER WANTED
MAIN LINE

$50 0OO-BRYN MAwR
New stone detached dwelling with o-car ga
rage n finest location: vapor heating. hard.
wood floors throughout. ted-tn tubs.
RAN. DOT4MAN & CO. y. Z. cor Broad
and Chestnut sta-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

RIDGE ANE.--Hrne three-storY stone dwe /
iUgs containing . rooms ana LM'h, ho',
f,r curs, VIII hs sold at very rr4sonSI,e
ngurr. q G. y j. T. BowNer. +3Il Man
- Mana unk. --- ..---.-
" UliAI. MONT AVE,-'rhrre-sto frame
,,r".,.UE. III rooms, bath steam heat tls"
: u,rrz EJldGr. running water: pl"u'E Hu'-.
q g. 4 j. J.. BDwkrr. iS1l Man al''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
CARPET CLEANING
DOGS AND BIRDS

CANARY BIRDS; the best assortment; best
stock; wonderful sipgsrs. also males and
females for mating; we haT" the largest
stcck OF douestiC and tropical pets, Call and
- them. Farhill Pet Shop. .32i n. Fair
I'm st. Phone Diamond 1O5T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
HAULING

HIP YOUR goods by truck; quicker, safer,
N cheauer; loads to Atlantic city. all shore
poSor1e and nearby towns. wyatt, 1901 Fltz-
1fS109 street. Spruce 1919
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APARTMENTS
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS

.1l.j3 SOUTH l7TII ST.
Just completed, 3 story; modern in every
respect. particularly homel!ke; housekeeping
and bachelor also one housekeeping apart
ment 4Ui S Broad 81. Apply owner. 49, ;.
81 Dhnu. I .nmba Tl 400.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

&XI.E--Positivey new, fully guar, all Sl2I.
novel Columbia graphonola, SIS; also $50
vnodsl; mahogany finish. $50. cash basis; al
S060 cabinet grand mahogany player plano
quar-, positively new $3.50, 22O5 Gtn, aEe,
fl6o SONORA cost s225 with 90 records
b good condition. n 8oa, Ledger Ofhce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

statesmen for radio proposition; strictly
commission; not stocks or bonds. Dudley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

70 associate with nation.wide entornriss
onI.. only men preferably over 30. Of pleasing
personailty, good character and industrious =,
neeu Apply; to such men IL offered A per.
nlanent future and advancement. with com.
TnnIbana TomPbsnsat'9n ve above average. Address H. q.
iEempert. :29. Ledger Office. A personal
interview will be arranged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

MEN-flve men: must be over % years OF
hee honest. good character and neat m
earnings Immediately: unlimited future 10.
men VINO qualify. Apply 7O2 vandam bldg
and 4. ~ anu - oF
OFFICE BOY. over 10. with somo hIeh
,scnool education: excellent opportunity for
edSancement. Apply 4S7 ". sd ST.
ofES HEARTH MELTER wanted-Experi.
cnGeo man as melter on 45-ton furnaces
M mM,akinS smal! bottom cast ingots frst-cIas 81
Inch m,,o only need apply. Address NJ 3Oi, Ledger
OPERATORS. experienced. wanted on all
Il, prts OF shirts; also experienced exam.
iners N collar settlers. button sewers: best price
ma M ctg hSI,pisGt paiG IN one Of the best. cieanest
edvsntages here for operators that cannot
pe I1uhd Ia any other factory. Miller Bros
4 ssoow. w. cor Broad and Wallace sts. second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

ss.sFs ESTATE OF FAYETTE EIIzAbEt,!n
80 KALRtCH, dsceased-Letters VA ~
mentary onu the above estate having y"
granted to tho undersigned, all psoisa persoinssa 70
debted to the said estate are reuuIeT, 10
make payment, and those having cia'ms
present the same, without delay, 10
CHARLES A. BERKENSToGnhhni. Gnhhni.
2223 \. 10th ST.. Ph's'
Or TO his attorney.
ALBERT II. BAUERLE.
nuiI.fin nllg.
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NIRGINTA TAKWS
VIRGINIA FARM BARGAIN

100 acres productive land: comfort able s..
room dwelling: barns; stable: good orchard;
fronts main road: 8 miles railroad station:
convenient schools and churches: good sec.
i'on pric? only $4,000; liberal terms: build
!nss worth this: a real bargain: II you want
a dairy, stock or grain and hay farm write
US Tor booklet.
MORTON G. TIALHIMER
Farm Department
Richmond Va
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,.,..ss EsrArE or ANA M. WILLAMs,

rSSs5s ESTATE OF. ANNA NJ. WILLAMS,
deceaspd-Ietters testamentary upv1
the estate Of Anna VI. Williams decesssS
having been granted to Fidelity Trust yskvsL
pany and Jacob Snare. all persons iharvss a',sss
payment. and those having claims ass,n, ass,s,
the same to present them. without aSs.I SsI
WM. p. GEST.
President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

500 s. 4STH ST.
Exceptional bargain corner house. "a rooms
. ba'h4; hot-water heat. electric light.
MAGEE & RODGERS
1900 LOCUST ST. Phone Spruce o2os
64Io WILLOWS AVE--Two story. brick.
heated ncIosed poFch; fSFqsri hoiMim,f5 hHiil.fp
sss Ss%.r fSfr' H look SSi at ,hs s' b,5ofe oe yon
PAUL II STILL" Morris BidE. spruce 1871
1862 s 3lSr ST .-E9qy bs,room:- -u5to up.,o-
date EnS S'aS? l2P S. St1a sscrce r $3.50 :fsoc
1881 al EHE%P %P 3s5s 5soVs %ooiis s4SSY nS ave
$50 : YEwDELI. ST, C56th and CEDAR,
ao1rs john N. ENBCRG. 52o7 Baltimore
avenue, ---------.---- --
a. %UTaX nstTS'.4 rs"' f.st ana bah e.s
hl,"hen, laundry In basemSnt; excellent con-
duon; possession. Pm. Walnut 2sss. -
Coo RiocN 5. 57TM sTwsIx cSI,, roomsd onnd n"; ,o5
sew ITyinr 81. 81. &;@"orf@@i ;@i flo,
H.r;:@ Tr.ce; aG3a Wsrrins,on ave; inelosed
porch, garage and every modern Conv.; con
Venltn, to Chester ave. or Goth st. cars.
iI95 WALNUT rms. and bath: mod
Bs%!@s. i@9!sE ~ = \ aoth phone Sherwood no..
n"as "e2r rss c9FTSc 2a 'HSX W5Xndera
hnslness Opportunity. Call Sherwood 1853.
Only $4,000 WIN Enrsse 'nc'ossa porch
"@T h"Y; @o, sra "Waior Goth st, ava cars
l@n. iSr EG%G s 7sSE S 5 lS?a's' easy
4l$5 :. Glsr-P..rch. sr' ,,tgs Ga,h eSce. S"nt S.
i7n5 \ I5TH--3 sly. rooms and bath
Sy5oo excellent condition. Bel nh33 J
Si4p0 : story, Or. and batn,. etec:. hard
1r"a II. K~rsnaw crowl, BIB Ch"stnu,
- : uEprLEID ST. - Seen 9 .I;n, rH,s; t:s. e
GERMANTOWN
I,%-hp.RRY NEAR GREESE--TwO story
,.,rrn. y rooms and bath hot ar hea, t anr
r.r ~. Ehs k!t hen, ,arndry WafNSfH; feIiyT e!
... !. N'!ou, "ar.y Possession, CiiARL-ES !
WAKEFIELD. l2ln Chestnut -. ------. -... .
sHMl-DErAClIED. 3 story. II roo"s. I'm
','n-!ltlun: front and side porch: !arse lot
room H.r garages. walnut 3sl .
NEAR upsa. S,allor--3 sly. beaut. hom"
.,IE" ~; i,,r.. each req. p 22i. Led. on
OAK LANE .-----.
r-4. = r3TU SF-DrtnChCd home: lC' 5"'
liz. modern In every respect: @-cnr garase
ru.rI" Nat, rossrss'on. price 6@i quick sale
sI-.5oo Phon~ oak Ian. o9O1 J.
LOGAN ---
.s43 y. laTU sr.-De!ish,ful. modern
ua."4' 5avs ani stores. constructed bur"u
,l,. r.,r+ when houses we're built right l,.hlg
. 7%Ia E"WEs Wv5Rnx HRGn rSS4TSys SS7T5s7 "a l.
OLSEY --------.-
NEW RrsCOMB ST, HOMES, between .
and 81 Sta. l block north Of ko19evet
pouI,,srI, & rooms and bath, b W. heat, u
orrI porch. Easy terms. EMlI j. SIAliI.
5""0 = Sd st. wyoming 572s J,
4,5G 5TH $r--I.urse store. room
'.,rd hath LOt-water heat, electric. iu' ~
ia, - IrtI slI,",t, possession at s"ur'nch,
trnn snrN, 5VO3 ). 9TH st. "."'nI
NIB "
tn,N LOCDEN 81. OIney-- Seven room.
n,u-,.,, nci.. porch. lot @ONlln T.; sXcel!en
..uri rum, Lou.~surd is+w. WILLIAM y
'y'B,IslNS 35i3 Germantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

NEAR MEDIA SHORT LINE --- E.gG' room
thInEte bungalow living room with open
Gr pace, hot,wster heal elsGtriGi *H, x@1 "a ga
M" situation on Bsltim!re pike opposite
aurdsorna country seats; $1,000. o,,
YDtI'M A. POWERS CO, 20 >, lOth r.,
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RI TII;Dt.E
SNARTIiM0RE

!5GuU- N.n- room brick house; cor 1o
Is<I55. shade: near sta. y trn,i"%; imm''
PETERS {: son. COS CHESINI ! 81
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HELP WANTED-MALE

EEPER-First-class, give references
. experience and salary desired. Apply
halnbuis broom Works. Hamburg, Pa.
DlEMAklcRS on small banking and forming
dies. Apply at once. American Met al
Works, 4s85 Stenton ave. Wayne Junct Ion,
CRAFTSMAN or designer with experience
detailing re-cnforced concrete: state age
l.cdgcr Ofnc"
DRUG SAIESMAN--A big money uppor-
tunity Tor the right man; must he q 'live
Wlrr ana well acquh inted with Phiiadelph phia
working the Philadelphia drug trade nov,
nut who Is looking for Il better oppurtunity \
Than his present Job offers: all Correspa nd
"nce confidential: give full particulars o. ,r
cNprr!"nCe, etc. in first letter. The Iol
lander kosh!and Co., OF Baltimore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
$50 psrATE az SARAH n. HOCHsf.A.s

=, N.4sy" ESTATE OF SAKAH u. H,amenta1
sD TER, deceased---Lettcrs testat,sr.
upon the estate Of SarahNE, Hochstia,,wvs1 y
ceased. having been Rranted to fidefx
Company. all persons indebted W ,0rsni<
thoss hsvins ciSims assinst the sane
sent than, without delay ~ tRe 0oyurssf
said Coppsny. Nce, e2e-4Sss, GGSb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
HELP wANTED-MALE

DRUG STOCK MAN; must be experienced;
settled man preferred: wish some one IA.
miliar with putting up wholesale orders:
apply by letter. giving full REF refersnees s-sI On !,
Depa rtment. washington. y. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
ROOMS WANTED

TWO communicating uGfurnished and un.
carpetcd rooms: singla elderly. gentIrma
periHau"nt II COmfortuble: third or fourth
iiUUr no ULIoctiun. not over s.5 per month:
references exchanged. Is G3i. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

,..sys ESTATE or GEORGE ". II. TAI
LDR. decea Sed-s Succeeding letteyS y
tamentary upon tho estate of George W: ?.
Taylor, deceased having been granted " "
Fidelity Trust Company. all persons 'm y.
debted to the said estate are reauesteo "
mako payment. and those having CAM, cias!n,
against the same to present them. wltnos'
delay, a. the office OF the said company
Nos 32j-33l Chestnut street, Philads,phs'
WM. p. aEST,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

rc.ssa ESTATE or CLARA l.. GAnDs noos
s| deceasesl-Letters testamentsrSg nav
the estate OF Clara J.: Gable; st aCsompsI
ing been granted to Fidelity Trust Stats srt
all persons Indebted to the said ensa esas nav
requested to make paymept. ana ,n0Iy Ipyrsss.
hem Without delay, at the ofrice. Of tns neshI M,
company, Nos, 325.s8l Chestnut Is,ths,js1, sts,js
"'HHH Presldeni.-<
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

MODERN FARM. $50 acres: 20 miles from
Phiadelph!u.. on hard road; near station
and trolley: stone house IA rooms, heat.
electric light. baths. modern plumbing, hard
wood floors. open freplaces. rorches. lawn.
old shade. artesian water, stone garage for .
cars, stone barn for 2S head: buildings have
slate roof: $50 acres in cultivation, balance
In meadow. orchard and woodlands: good
productive farm and priced right. Owner,
" 22S. Ledger Office.
BRANDNW1NE FARM. 1877 acres. Of which
90 acres are in Brandywine meadow; at
trac.!ve brick andAstone house. - rooms.
bath: stone barn: tenant house; all necessary
outbuldinEs; 10 acres old timber: 10 acres
orchard SIS, 300.
J. VI FRoNErIELD, wayro. Pa.
PAOLl: % acres. with stone house having
-. good lines; stone barn; strGam; a property
J. NJ. FRoNEFlELD. Wavne. Pa.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
FOR AN ESTATE

FNT. NN e ! y Z
wa can make SPECIAL PRICES AND
TERMS on some 3-stOry dwellings. thor
ouGh'y modcrnz"d and in the best netghoor-
hoods. 10 individual buyers only. Photographs
and particulars at our office.
9. PENEERTON. Jr..
sl3 Harrison Pudding
IS W cor 18th and Market sts.)
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BOARDING
COUNTRY BOARDING

WALNET. A3O0--Second- story front room
adjoining bath: furn. or unfurn.: table bd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

Ie,ss.ls-, ESTATE OF JOHN G. WALLACE
S~S' deceased--I.etters Testamentary upoe
! the Estate OF John G. Wallace. deGeaSssI; eGI,sI
! COMPANY. Elizabeth S. Wallace and jon
G. Wallace. Jr., all persons indebted 70 !ns
said Estate are requested TO make paymenss
| and those having claims against the ssms
| to present them. without delay, at the Onles s
OF the said Company. Nos. 32o-33l Ches'n~
WM. +. GEST.
President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
War Saving Stamps Bought
PERSONALS

wANTED--Any information q the where
abouts Of relatives OF H." .A.e John SIC
Culough, aged 80 years, who died at New
Canaan. Conn. Is wanted BY William Grupe
Oenoke ave. Now Canaan. CYIn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

,-sgs ESTATE OF GEORGE ID. BEi Btauis.
istratIon g, I, A., on the above estate nsr
Ing been granted to the undersigned sIs a., n
sons indebted to the said estate ahS yirr
claims TO present the same. With1H1tt Withsy1t1 a''''
ol3S Locust st.. Phiia''
Or to his attorney.
j. HOWARD RIOADS, " n,
FIX Otis Bldg, Philadelphia. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

c.,aSa ESTATE OF MARY G. KACItfs,rst,os KACtMt,os
sAS deceased - Letters OF adnln.sn ds
upon the estate OF Mary c. KaufnannIn1 annI1sNy
ceased. having been granted ht.d 70 10 ths
Trust Company. all persons indeotem enmsymsnt
and those having claims against ,hs s oHlrs
to present them without delay Ja, a. tTnHH.stnui
OF the said company. Nos. S2o-ooi |"
street. fh'Iade'ph'a' ,wM. r GEsT.
Prcslden..-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
NORTH WILDWOOD-Rcnt or sale, l95 W,
Eth: rfns.. bath, furn. Apply Spoehr
1927 Vine. Phtla., or on promises Sunday
PENNSYLVANIA-SU uRBAN
NEW broom houses: colonial design; lois
2sXl30: brick and stone: car - on 9TH st
70 500 Rising sun and Godfrey Hves., $50
per month. J.. j. BranhIn Builder
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
35OS N. BROAD ST.

Three-sty. porch-front dwelling. hot.water
heat. separate apartment with kitchenette on
third floor ]. A. FRITZ. l1O8 Land Title
Bldg. Spruce 0Ss7.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
NEW JERSEY FARMS
Farms in Sunny Southern Jersey

Free list describing farm bargains around
| "BEAr'TIFUL NINEI.AND': many require
only $500 cash: stocked and equipped Write
today or call NISELAND FARM AGENCY,
h4n Z LaMds ave-. Ninelnnd. y. ].
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WENONAH

MODERN home. q rms. and bath. and rec.
hall: lot 75xi50 fine garden fruit trees.
dentIal towns best OF watef public library;
parks: seat OF Military Academy; new s4o.-
9Go osrSde sshS2: 90 trans dalE; price &c,
Phone Spruce 4ss3 or wenonah. y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
RONBOROUGH

MODERN s-rnI. dwg.; gar. lot I25Nl 30 u
CuHN. 10 trains & trOleys; lU.in@d. PuS.
K0htrr G. Shislrr, 1892 VenangO. TI"sI 10
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEiENrs
upon SAP ). Hun ARD RHoADs. Master.

s5yyo TO HAZEL SCHEI.LINGER, LATE
~ OF No. 1901 Frederick avenue, City 4
Baltimore. Stnte Of Maryland:
You are hereby notified that final rule
for divorce has been granted against YOU II
| the suit Of Roland C.. Scheillnger. your hue;
Common Pleas No. 9. OF Phlladelphl.
County. of December Term. 1920. No. lS:s.
on Monday, the Goth day Of May. a. ID. lg...
on which day you may appear and SNOW
cause II any you have. why such diyorus
should not be granted against YOU.
HARRY Z. HOCHSTADTER. &;
132 Arch ST..
Attorney for Libeaut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
OAK LANE
LOGAN

GA, = ,3,rU ST-Dctachcd home: lC' 5"y
liz. modern In every respect: @-cnr garase
III, ME Nat. l,ysrsslon price foI quick sale.
& :. Lmn nhMne OAK Innn OOOb J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
Store. and Dwellings

STORE ana dwelling; cor property; TULIP
ard Firth r,s; 9 story, : rooms. bath ond
shed; white plumbing. BuCkley's. l834-38
+. Cumberland
facing 3 streets. bargain. S6S0o. Mrs.
Bran. 1881 Spruce st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
OI.<ES

NEW RusCOMB ST. HOMES, between 81
ana 81 sts; / block north, Of Nooscvet.
pouI,, ard, Il rooms and bath; ~. hc9i n
5."0 =. sd st. Wyoming 572s J,
4l5G y 5TH ST.--I.urge store. . rooms
.,nd bath. hot-water heat r.'C'r.c, '"' lhE
trnI, S.nrN, 6UO@ J. 9TH 81. W."'ni' =
AlT3 "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

LABORERS. 3Oc: construction work; good
camp: bring baggage. 1914 s. Cd st.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-04-07
MANUFACTURER
HIGH BIDDER FOR ARMY SHOES

BOSTON, March 25That wages is not the main factor IN
shoe merchandising again proven by Editor Bane of the Boot
and Shoe Workers Journal who quotes bids recently made to the
government Tor 10000 pairs OF officers dress four
specified types
On one type OF shoe the bids of nine manufacturers were
SAB SS06 $500 1895, S507 $500 S737 1915 and 1913
Etor Bane calls attention to the wide difference in these
bids the being S45 and the highest O6 the bids Of
course being based on the army specifications as to mate
rails, workmanship and inspection.
DO not understand that the difference in these bids
any way charga TO varied labor costs says the labor editor
A difference Of 36l in price cannot be accounted for
This difference than three times total labor cost
Moreover the high bidder has been running anti-unon
shop for many years while the bidder is frass concern
operating at war peak wages without reduction
such instances these furnish proof that wages
or labor cost IS not the main factor merchandising Shoes