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Borough OF Brooklyn.

CIERafoNT. Av.. 350-I.arge. small rooms.
newly decorated. running water. modern
improvements each room, board optional.
Prospect 1oi2
DEAN ST., Boz. near subway--Mcdium sized
room, private family, modern improve
mcnts: electricity. w. LYON. Phone Ster-
ling 07n2-J.
I.EFF'ERTS PHI. eOi-tiandsomey furnished
back parior, with complete kitchcnottos also
hall room. PROSPECT 305o
PACIFIC ST. tnear Brooklyn nv.D-Front
and back .parlor. private rcsdoucc, ccc-
trlcity pnrauet floors, furnace heat; siuta-
bio for doctor Call Decatur vSo3
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CITAMBERMAID-w WAITRESS. capable. ex-
perienced young woman. for chamberwork
and waiting for private family In house :
references required. Cali Monday morning.
g3 West SSth.
CHAAfREIlMAID-wAI experienced; /;
reference: two In family. Call Monday
i0-ia. Apthorp, Broadway and 1ou 81.
S.IfAMBFRNATD waitress coiored. sleep
out: in private family; references. Oi West
oath ~.
CHAMBERMAID. waitress. competent, white
Apt 2E. l55 Riverside Drive tssth ST..
cHAMBhRNAID, waitress. 912 West End
ay, near l05th 81. ---.
sewing, assist waiting.
Call Monday. II o'clock, 33 w. sS,h
ctf AfdBEf,NA1D and snamstress. city ref
erencc required. Call - East afth.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

PARK Av.. 3fa-sevcn room apartment beau
tifuy furnished: two baths: Steinway pi-
ano; owner going South, Lenox g0f2.
5aTII ffD west.--Two beautifully furnished
rooms and bath: hotel service. Si00
monthly up.
41TfI. 16 est.-Desirable 2 room apart
ment, heat, hot water, conveniences: mod
crate.
aoTft ST.. o W.--Attractively furnished four
rooms, largo living room, two master bed
rooms, kitchen, maid service; elevator; long.
short lease. Phone Circle 6273.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AM IN the market for tenements or new law
walkups: Manhattan only. r. b. ITTEL-
SON, 160 Broadway. Tel. 0567 Cortlandt
WANT to lease eight to nine thousand feet,
with good light, between 14th and saith SITS
and 9th to 9th avs: might buy small build
Ing: state full particulars and lowest price
for quick action. ii. A. BAXTER CO.. 4S9
9th av. Call Vanderbilt 1856.
WANTED for cash. two family house, new
or In good condition; two lots; Bronx.
G. 1856 Herald. Fulton st.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Made.

AGENTS. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS
Best article ever offered men cost &C.. sells
for dollar. SIS daily: sworn statement
Schmidt. 35ff Wyoming st.. 81. Louis. Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Fcnaie--Domestic.
GIRLS.
Why waste time
and car faro answering one ad-
vertisernent while without expense
you meet at our office hundreds
OF refined ladies waiting TO employ
you? And remember,
IL Is free 70 you.
Call at
THE UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
lG5 East 72d ST..
northwest corner Sd av.
COOKS. cHAMBERMAIDs, MATTRESSES.
LAUNDRBssEs, GEN. Ii0uSEwORKERS,
HUNDREDS or POSITIONS OPEN.
No REGISTRATION FEE.
NO OFFICE FEE.
LAzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. INC.
i43 East q. 52d ST. ss GO scr ri; Lexingt9n ,y Az
FREE FREEi FREE!
GIRLS-If you are looking for good po-
sitlon call at once to see us. We can place
Immediately cooks. chambermaids. watt
rcsses. laundresses. general houseworkers.
couples. So. No office fee charged 70 girl.
UP-TO-DATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
lis East 1ist st., corner I'd av.
LANG q BoEcHERER CO.. INC,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
- WFST 33D ST. ESTABLISHED 1890.
Numerous positions open in good families.
mattresses. Mathematics. iaundresscs. gov
erncsscs. nursCs, hoEseworkcrs. no branch
office.
GIRf.s---------Gl ----GiRLs
HUNDREDS or POSITIONS OPEN
IN private families, with good wages.
NO OFFICE FEE.
THE ~, NJ. MODERN AGENCY,
600 East I'D ST, corner 80 nv
Ar MISS HoFMAYER's AGENCY,
10 East 43d ST. third floor
Swedish cooks, Swedish chambernaid.
Scandinavian laundreas, Mattresses. cooks.
children.s nurses. asctul couples.
Ida sEEiY AGENCY.
3s West aod.
Buffers, I'd men. cooks, 20 cooks, k.nnids,
Mattresses. cli'termaidt. laundrcssc-, nurses.
INFANTS. NURSES GovERNEssEs.
Good positions always open. No fee.
AT LAZARE'S.
i43 T.. I'D ST.. cor Lexington av.
AT MRS. TfIEO. NfAbNBERGs
SWEDISH AGENCY tEsTABLIsHED issD.
Select help. Az positions. Prvaie families.
MRS. n. sTRIcKIsR z NEPHEW.
20 West usth ST.,
have openings for all poSitions private
families; for English. Scotch. Swedish.
puFFY's AGENCY.
WEST 57TH ST.
20 cooks, 10 Kitchen maids, Protestant par
Tor maid. couples and now arrivals
BRENNAN'S Agency has positions open for
couples, iaundresses. cooks. Mattresses and
nurYes; good vases. Cos Madison av. (G2d).
A good place for Good positions
Wettlcr's Agency. ~ West f3d -
COOP positions now open. register with us.
century Agency. 9lf 70 nv.
BLrM's employment Agency furnishes cfi-
cicrt reliable houseworkers. chamber
maids cooks. nurses, Mattresses. iu2f gth
av Plaza $3.50.
COOKS, chamDermRids. couples. huusework-
crs ncrta Carisou's Agencies. o2Sn Broad.
way. corner SD. Schuyler 10IB. 1sI Lex
iugton av., near Gist.
uOUsEW OR<ERS. waitrcaSos, chberrnaids
cooks. cXce lieut positions. Tinka Andrcssen
Emp's Az. 22o8 B'way. M. SD. Schuy. 1902
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2s CLERKS AND TyPrsTs

A large financial institution has
- permanent positions open for
young women IL years OF age for
over. High school education de-
sirable. Hours arc short. Lunch-
cons ARE provided free. Tho start
Ing snlary Is si2 per week. and
mnny advantages and opportuni-
ties for rapid advancement are Of
fcred to those who qualify, NJ aH
advanced positions IN tile company
are filled by promotion.
Apply room 1oG5. Madison av.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

VEST END Av (ncar seth st.)-superb 4
story, 3 year straight lease. sell elegant
furniture. paying finely. baths, electricity
ANDERSON. 3it Columbus av.
WAsIIfNGToN SQUARE BECrfON-OwN-
ER LEAVING CITY WILL. LEI FUR
NISiED HOUSE APRIL TO DECEMBER,
Exceptional, 2 BATHS, ALI. 1MpRovE-
MENTS, TELEPHONE. VERY REASON
ABLE TERMS TO RIGHT PARTY, ADULTS
ONLY. a. O.. q 1867 HERALD. 10TH 81 !
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

o3D--Attractive double room. furnished or
unfurnished, all conyeniences: sf2-sf4: bus.
iness woman: homelike. MILLER. Lenox 1896
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GARDENER. head. married. age 81.
wishes private place: thoroughly ex-
pcrienced In gardening, greenhouse,
flowers. vegetables. fruits; one boy 20
months: wife as cook, laundrcss: best
references. Write John Ewossor, 23T
Belmont av.. Newark. N. y.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


55TII ST., CORNER 7TH .Av.
THE REGAL MODERN ELEVATOR
APARTMENT HOUSE: NEWLY FUR
NISHED; MAID AND VALET SERVICES;
TWO ROOMS AND BATH $40 TO Sl15;
REFERENCES REQUIRED,
55rH ST., Is WEST Near 5th Av.)-2 and
3 rooms. bath. handsomely furnished ele
vator; reasonahie; lorg or short lease.
9TH ST, "a WEST-Beautifully furnished
studio apartments, rooms. bath. kitchen
cite: north light: suitable for artists work;
elevator; long short lease.
6STH ST, 30 West--Large. woll furnished.
attractive, light rooms and bath. all con-
veiences, TO October | or longer Phone Co
lumbus 3206 before 10 or between and 6.
ROCKWELL.
18TH enear broadway Five elegantly fur
nished room apartment $3.50 monthly.
Cathedral S561.
122D IN W. rooms and BATH all
ment. elegantly furnished; all improve
ments; private house: suitable for physician.
Borough OF DrooIdyn.
BROOKLYN HErGHTS-2 and . rooms:
minutes to Wall ST.; view of harbor; elc-
vator. SHEPPARD. 62 Montague 81. Main
20s5.
FLATBUsII-Furnis apartment, consist
ing of large rooms and private bath,
near Av. II station, Brighton Line: all mod
ern improvements: private house, no kitchen
privileges Christian adults; $50 per month.
Tel. Mansfield 634D.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

IF Chester p. Graves is in New York. phone
G. l.. C. at Watkins 1853.
OTTOMAN l.. WAGENFOHR, mother wait
ing TO hear from you as father died Feb
ruary IL, 1922
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted MaIc-Domestic.


AT IAZARE'S COUPLE DEPT.
AMONG; HUNDREDS or APPLICANTS
WITH THE BEST or REFERENCES.
No. 2i2--HunEarian couple. butler-chauf.
feur; wife excellent cook: willing. competent
No. 213--Swedish couple: butler-chauffeur;
wife experienced cook; go anywhere.
Couples OF all nationaities always waiting
1f3 II. 72d St. corner Lexington av.
Rhinelsndsr 4044.
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY,
log w 46th st Bryant 77s706eS,
Cook. butler. chauffeur. houseworker: char
acter and efficiency thoroughly investigated.
JAPANEsE-AMER1CAN AGENCY,
-of w A5th (cor. 9Th av.). Bryant s0T9.
Economic cooks, buffers. general house
workers: references personally investignted.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1871 Lexington av: 933s Mad So:
PHILIPPINE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Domestics. bowling Green 24sI. 30 Broad ~.
JAPANESE Emp. Agency, 20 w. 43d. Long
acre s565.-Select help: refc's Investigated
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RELIABLE attorney, going on business to
Germany, Austria. Rurnania and France,
will consider executing business of legal mis-
sion. Box Al, 1920 Sd av.
CLEANING and dyeing est. very good bust
ness, at reasonable price; act quick. 4oS
SO. B'way. Yonkers.
COMPANIES organized and financed.
Free advice. See Donaldson. ITO w. 40th.
FRUIT, vegetable stand to Lett old estab-
lished grocery. HICKEY, $50 9th av.
WE BUY AND SELL PATENTS.
See Donaldson, 1i0 w. 10th st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.
ALLERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest of the Allerton
group, q IL story fireproof building, just
voninnc fsa "a ~ ~ s,s n @ r,mo con
for permanent residents only. 113 East 39th
st. 40 East 55th st.
GOTH ST.. 80 East.--Greatiy reduced rates
125 rooms. running water. Si4 per week :
- double rooms, twin beds. sci per week
for two persons; 10 rooms with bath s2f per
week for one person. MARTHA WASHING
TON HOTEL dor women.
nth, 2s East-Handsome front room, twin
beds. private bath. modern conveniences.
s5TH. 0 E.-Rooms, housekeeping, business
couple. $40 up small room. SO.
West SIDE.
HOTEL NOMIS,
650-652 West 125th ST.
Rooms With private bath, Si2 weekly; with
ingslde go and 10S.
10TH. 153 W.-Large. beautiful room: twin
beds: two men or business couple good
home. all conveniences. DOLLIvER, 80
floor.
a7TH ST.. 106 WEST RALETGH HALL)
A RESIDENCE FOR MEN.
Attractively furnished rooms, with and
without private bath or shower: club advan-
tages with hotel service at lower rentals.
50TH ST., IL West-Large room, private
bath: gentlemen: permanent: references.
56TH ST., 3G5 W.--The Islesworth fncw man
agemenu scrupulousiy clean. quiet house:
hot water every room, baths, showers, tele-
phone. electric, plenty steam. moderate prices
7OS. West (near Riverside Drive)-Gcntie-
man viii share large. light room and pri-
vate bath: kitchenette privileges. 0 204a
Herald. Herald 50.
list, sos W.-LARGE DOUBLE ROOM.
TWIN BEDs; ALSO SINGLE ROOM.
1yrH, 10 W.-Large front room. running
water. dressing room: excellent homo cook
ing: convenient to subway.
T7TH, 30J wcst-Reflncd private house, large
room for two, with running water and
dressing room; SIG; worth investigating.
18TH. 2e3 wcst.--weii furnished large rooms
accommodate several; reasonable. Schuyler
cS61.
SGD. fi5 w.--Elegantly furnished large front
room, private BATH telephone, electric;
southern exposure; gentlemen preferred.
SCHUYLER i0ost.
s3D, % .--Housclseeping room: all con-
venerces: references. Schuyler sod9.
SaTH. $40 W.-Checrful front room. running
water, couple. gentlemen. owners home.
lfiTH ST.. So west.-iTurnshed room and
bath: use sitting room; $780, In doctor 3
apartment. DuLHERGER, Cathedral 6i1i.
f44TH, 4o4 w.-soathern exposure, large
room, private bath. for or people, prl-
ivntc family. Phone Audubon 06f1.
Borough of Bronx.
rWVt ytsfs1T VNV -
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW one story brick factory. 25x10O. two
blocks from Bridge Plaza station. HAW-
KINS. Bridge Plaza. Long Island City.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
SUNSET LODGE.
Beach SUth and Surf nv.. Sea Gate. Nortons
Point New York Harbor: comfortable steam
heated rooms. with without bath: 4o min
utes from Times Square. 80 minutes Cham
bers ST.: Municipal subway: rates reason
able Apply phone Coney Island l.1l
Westchester.
CHILDREN, best care. 44s Forest av..
Rye, ". Y. Phone Rye 559W
Pennsylvania.
WANTED 70 board children VINO appreciate
kind and loving mothers care; good
clevation: healthful recreation: access TO
good school. Lillian G.. Franzer. Akron. Pa.
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o5 TYPIsTs AND CLERKS.

A ldrgc financial institution has
a5 permanent positions open for
young women II years OF age or
over. High school education de-
slrable. Hours are short. Lunch
cons are provided free. The start
ing salary Is S1c per week, and
many advantages and opportuni-
ties for rapid advancement arc Of
fcred TO those who qualify. as all
advanced positions in the company
are filled by promotion.
Apply room 5os5. Madison ay.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New JerScy-SaIe or Rent.

FREE list of house for sale and rent. Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. j.
RAMSEY.-Seven room house. improvements:
fruit, plot 100x f.0: $4,000. 81 900 cash:
photographs. How Err, 212 B'way. New York.
SUBURBAN HOMESEEKERs, IN, F
Send for free booklet descriptive of Ridge
wood, N. j., the ideal suburban home town,
having 1900 commuters; all homes, no man
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Borough of Bronx.

HEWITT pL.. 77i--Up TO date large room
ono block subway station.
SOUTHERN BLVD. iO53-Eicgant room for
! or 2. SANpERMAN. Intarvale 4lnO.
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6 AL E S NJ E -.

We are looking for men who are
now selling the wholesale grocers
and retail chain store trade.
carry a side line which Is proving
a ready seller TO the trade. Sample
IL small and compact and tho COM
mission liberal. Restricted ter
s.fcsy. Repeat orders protected.
H. NJ. guNcE, Secretary.
Newburgh. N. T..
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6puyfen Duyvil and KiverdaIe.
Above Harlem River.

F1ELDsToNE ROAD. Riverside.-High lots
$3.50 cash, in plots. FELLMAN. 1476
broadway.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

COOK. white. competent; good references
for family of four: Princeton, N. J. 2i2o
Herald. $50 broadway.
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COOK. competent. 70 family q adults. 300
y. 6sth ct.
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JAPANESE schooIboy. looking for general
housework, city or country; good references.
+. NJ. AZ Prospect place.
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WAITRESS. chambcrmaid, experienced; ref
erences required. Call between 9-l1 or
III, - East 6Jth.
WOMAN. high school normal graduate,
to be trained for executive position; edu-
cational work. 81 600. with future. Mrs.
Taylor, 522 9th av. room 323
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Instruction.

COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
wANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
43J 9th av., near 39th, opp. Lord a. Taylor.
Leading School In America.
Earn $50 weekly.
Hairdresslng, Manicuring.
All branches taught, register now for high
position: we cannot fiji the demand: reach
out now for success in environment of
wealth and refinement: day. evening classes.
Telephone It16 Vanderbilt
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrers
famous uairdress. Manicure. Beauty
School, i19 w. f2d ST., or Brooklyn. 10 4th
av. Newark branch. SIT Broad st. Circular.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE, young, experienced. wants posi-
tion useful butler. general housework or
neat. capable, willing; best city reference.
s1a3 Morningside. Tokyo.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE, competent. as butler and cook
laundress. entire work household. family
OF 2. Call 20s w 10Th: references required.
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GIRL for general housework. small adult
family Or. Joel. 2is e. 18th 81.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

aSTH. 81 East.-Refined bachelor wants gen
tleman share room with bath: exceptional
table and service S1h per week.
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Borough OF Bronx.

BERGEN ST., 1s45.-Six rooms, bath; steam
heat, hot water electricity; all improve
ments; $780, Apply on premises Morning
side 1892
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

LARGE. LIGHT. AIRY OFFICES OR
SAIESROOMS. 500 SO. FT.: DOWNTOWN
3S5 BROADWAY.
OFFICE, private or desk room: quiet: engi-
neer's office. Room 7io. 80 Church st.
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HOUsEKEEPER. WORKING.
For the country; must be young and COM
petcnt; five servants; In writing Sivo fun
particulars. age and references. A 2Oo9
Herald, Herald 50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Rather Different! W0men's
Tailored Suits at S25 to S38.5O

Begin with suit of good velour with rich border of
embroidery and collar of nutria moleskin It comes
in brown or black, and the price is S27.5O
Suits with broad loose panels eaboratey embroidered
also nave nutr1a collars and pocket trimming at $3850
Pretty broadcloth suits with long straight coats and
rather wider skirts than usual lined with de chine
at $25. They are in either brown o dark blue.
down
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Lille Benny,s
Note Book
b. u. P.s.

7 had 4 medium sise males In my
,ockit ycstiddsy and after suppir ] was
..t,na q wawk with pop and askins
s,m diffrent questions without pop
.reerlng on account Of him thinking to
h,mself about something, and I took
.hc males out Of my pockit to. sec II
NAV was still there and one Of them
.,sidently dropped in back Of pop and
,or ouick termed erround and looked
nd stuck his hands in his pockits, say
;nr Wat the dooce was that, did you
hesr eny money drop, Bsnnyr
No sir, 1 sed. Noe saying wat I did
heer. and we kepp on waking, pop
.yinr. I lose more darn money throo
hol.s in my pockits that ] don't know
.oytbing about. And he started to feel
:, All his pockits and jest then another
ale dropped on perpose on account Of
ne dropping 1t, pop saying, Confowned
a, I'm sure herd it that time.
" And he started to look all erround,
..vinr, / don't see enything, its very
funny.
Wich It was, ony pop dident know
-. and We started to wawk agen, me
teeiins sorry / ony had 2 moro males,
md pritty soon dropped another one,
non saying, There, did you heer cny
money drop that time?
t 10 sir, I sed, and pope sed, Are you
,le6 or wat? and sod, bet You a
dime none dropped, do you ,wunt to
Set. pop? Being q good chance to
S,ake k q dime, and pop scd, How can l
bet M on something we cant prove? and
ed. Well II I can prove they was
naies insted Of money do ! win the
dime?
: Wat? pop sed. g..
Sir2 I sed.
Open that hand, pop sel. Wich I
aid. and wat was in Il but the laet male,
md pop made me keep on dropping It
and picking It up for 8 moro blocks.
tskinf all the fun out Of it and giving
ne 4 fearse tired feeling in the back.
Proving bixniss and pleasure don't
NIX.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Be Careful What You Wash
Your Child's Hair With

If you want to keep your child
hair in good condition, be careful
what you wash 1t with.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and is very harmful. Null
sifed cocoanut oil shampoo (which
is pure and entirely greaseless). is
much better than anything else
you can use for shampooing, as
this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply put two or three tea
spoonfuls Of Mulsifed in n cup or
glass with little warm water, then
moisten the hair with water and
rub it in. It will make an abun-
dance Of rich, creamy lather, and
cleanse the hair and scalp thor
oughly. The lather rinses out cas-.
lily, and removes every particle of
dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oil
The hair dries quickly and evenly.
and it leaves It fine and silky,
bright. fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo at any drug store. II
is very cheap, and a few ounces is
enough to last every one in the
family for months. Be sure your
druggist gives you Mulsified. ADV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20

Down stairs store, MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Central Aisle

Dark Silk Petticoats, 50
Some are Of clinging silk jer-
sey with ruAied messaline or
pleated Jersey silk fiounces in
contrasting colors, others are OF
soft, "whispery" silk taketa.
Black and dark colors to wear
with Autumn and Winter frocks.
Women's Extra-Size
Underclothes, SIC
Good white muslin ones cut on
generously full lines and neatly
trimmed with embroidery edging,
hemstitching or lace.
Corset covers, short petticoAts
and open drawers all obtajnable
at this one price.
T0pless Corsets, $1.5O
Medium length, lightly boned
style that young girls and slender
women will find comfortable for
all-the-time wear.
Pink broche with elastic tops.
=. Central Aisls) Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Women's Gingham
House Dresses. 81

Fresh striped and CHECKED gingham popular Billie
straight full, white
collar cuffs and pocket flaps Another with gathered
skirt and SASH has rkrack trimmed plain
and pocket flaps Blue brown lavender and bask
SO to 46. II
down Store. Marl.p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Fine Big Double. Bed Size All.Wool
Plaid Blankets: $3.50 Pair

Their maker assures that at the present price of
wool they would cost almost this price to manufacture
They were ordered when wool was good deal cheaper
and exceptional at this Special price
pink black pads white grounds or black on red
grounds Mohair binding. 70xs0 inches
Unusual ALI Wool Blankets, SO to $40 Pair
So pair for awoo white blankets pink or blue borders
66xS0 inches Bound hens
pair for swool white blankets pink or blue borders
70xS0 inches Bound hsms " - ~
$40 pair for block plaid blankets that replaced
low hgure 'oxso nches Tan red black, blue and
lDewa stais
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Wnnnmaker's D0Wn Stairs Store
Sale of Especially Shop Sueaters 81

A leading sweater manufacturer
who designs almost entirely for
small, exclusive specially shops, has
turned over to US an interesting collec-
tion of "oddments." t....
Some are experiments" that are
very pretty but too expensive to sell
regularly at profit.
Some are successful styles sold down
to few of kind.
Some are in all sizes-and very de-
lightful colors.
All are away below standard rates.
They are made of the finer sorts of
artificial silk.
The SlCeaters at &.25
are in slip-on or Tuxedo style. Viii
pale blue, gray, henna, jockey, jat
Copenhagen and navy.
Plain or with two, three and va
colored combinations, some with STRIP
or checks, some with borders.
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scientific achievement, not cosmetic, cream
or other beauty nostrum. Not only harmless,
but hygienic and helpful to the skin. Women
on whom Mr.. MCGOWAN experimental daily
for months, show skins and compilations of strk-
ing health and beauty.
Of Equal Benefit to Mems Skins
The discovery will mean much to many
men as it does to women; Terradermalax has
the same marvellous clarifying powers on any
human skin whether it be the fine textured
skin Of women or the coarser textured mans
skin. Men in large numbers have applied to the
laboratory and received benefits which have
brought forth the most enthusiastic letters of
endorsements ever read.
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The scientific name of this new element is
Terradermalax. 1t is blended into soft, plas-
tic clay of exquisite Smoothness. Place it on the
face like a poultce. No expert ,asseuse's fin
gers ever felt so soothing, for you feel this laxa
tive working on every inch of the skin. In half
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How 1t Works

Of this remarkable discovery the eminent DR..
Woodruff says: "When it becomes generally
known what it does for skin and complexion,
there will be little for specialists, and none
at all for beauty preparations"