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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUlKKit, FK1DAY A1UKNJLNG, 25, 1922 BUSINESS OFPGBTl'NITIES USEDJUTOMOBILES JISEDJUTBILES REV. PATRICK J. DAILEY son of the late Samuel and Susan De naven White. Services and interment at Elizabeth. WICK.

At Profile Hou-e. N. Aug." 21. Noite f-Jurrai later. ONE TIME Friday.

Thos. B. Lovatt Sons AUCTION LEKS. 220 SOUTH EIGHTH BT. friends, also all Societies of which tie was a member, are invited to attend the funeral on fsturday at 8:30 A.

from the nnrlors of Francis E. Nugent. 1924 E. Cumberland st. High Man nt Hon Church at 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. r-OUGHERTY. Ang.

2. MARY AGNES, daughter of John J. and Marr V. Dougherty tnee Whalenl. seed 10.

Relatives and frieads invited to attend funeral. R.80 A. re-iidence of parents. Harrixon Cardlng-ron. Del.

Pa. High reqniem mass. St. Carthage Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. TKIWNES Aug. 24.

CLARA LOUISE GILBERT, widow of George Sumner Downes. GARAGE so capacity: monthly rm fur 1:6 wore 5-year Uae: rent and aroessory store on Lincoln Hiiiiwjj aee. acceoricit Pric' Ti'Vl-i JJ'i'WERS AT At. I. rKK KS vrAKAGE capacity, nearly fllh-d.

Wonderful locution. PiIp 3 mam atito.no-ness SQ ftli V'-TH-rty an4 busi- VJr AKAGE 7s cars in rasi'. $tM. Acces tries, 3000 oil, repairs. htiin-' rrif-P for property and liTTT 1,0 CAPACITY WILSON SON raiH Hrofcero.

wi Chestnut St. IN MEM0RIAM MUNCH. LEWIS MUNCH," Aug. 2.7, 191a. I did not see the pain he bore, I did not see him-die; God in mercy oallod liim home mil we meet forever more.

CEMETERY LOTS CORNER and lot adjoining, on front. Odd Fel. Iowa" Cemetery. XIOO. S75 k.t I SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Higher Salaries come' quickly to those with a trained knowledge of business.

Peirce thorough" practical courses in Business administration prepare you for larger responsibilities and larger income. COURSES OF STUDY Business Administration (two rears) Accounting (two years) General Business (one year) Secretarial (one to two vears) Stenorraohio (six to nine months) Salesmanshio (one vear) leachar Training (ona to two years) 0 Business Administration Day School Opens Sept. 5 Mght School Opens Sept. 18 Wrffe for 58th Year Book Pine St. West of Broad 7 Its Courses Are Commercial.

Secretarial. Shorthand. Bnsi- I auminiioTtion. u. r.

a. Aecount-S ing. Civil Service. Teachers" Training. uvriainnmi, cosiness Men Law Grammar School.

Public Speaking. Day School muni S.nt ft School open i Sent. 7. lm Walnut Phila delnhia. Wanamaker Institute 23d and Walnut Streets OPENS DT School, September IS Afternoon A Evening Schools September 20 WRITE FOR CATALOG Telephone Locust 8143 SEE 33 PIANO TUNING COURSE 9th Season Course includes tuning, repair and regulation ViDO n1 Player-pianos.

Repair and rebuilding classes. Excellent equipment for all purposes Expert in charge. Send for aDecial pamphlet. Y. M.

C. A. School of Muic, 1421 Arcfc St assaegHcs The William Perm Charter School No. 8 Sooth Itth Street, Philadelphia Founded 16S9. The academic year 1922-23 begins Tuesday September 19.

1922. and the Prospectos mar be obtained on application. Buildines win be-pen for inapection and for classification of pupils September 5. Richard M. Ottmmere.

yh.D.. Hadm.f Tonr Speech Defeet Corrected trrrcieti ii tub the II Booklet. II AtK Bbnut th Kinnml fJluhtlM rvo von eventually will join. rntrae ainut send ror THE KINGSLEY PLA! Walnut PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING for STUDENTS Our students in Bookkeeping and Accountancy are taught these subjects front he side. Our graduates are therefore' able to take responsible positions from the very start.

Individual instruction. Fall term starts Sept. night classes Sept. 11. Cat-aloe.

PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS COLLEGE ana nonage ox commerce 1710 Market Philadelphia Tf You Think TOnn iTl M't expect AA AUU AllUltV to Mrn Jn har(J times, write or telephone us today (Walnut 03-84) for the pictures and story of six 16-year-old girls who all stepoed Into positions paying 1000 a year or MORE, a few dav-after they graduated at STRAVERrS, tlte business school that guarantees good positions. 807 Chestnut Street. PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE Prenaratorr Department "Known for more than a century for high Ideals and stardards in education. COLONEL CHARLES E. HYATT CHESTER.

PA. SHORTHAND, LOW RATE BEST INSTRUCTIOlf Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting. English, Penmanship.

Business Administration. Day and evening sessions. Start now. Individual instruction. Day tuition.

$15 month. PALMER SCHOOL. 1 South 10th St. $5000 POSITIONS hard to And men to fill them. Tit yourself for a better position.

rNTTTTR SFTY or PA. evening SCHOOL 10 Logan Hall Phono Baring 100 Sta. 239 NWArthmnre Preparatory for Boys. awannraore Bvad f. catalog, w.

p. Tomlinson. headmaster Box 35. Swartbmore. Pa.

CHEXISTRT AND PHARMACY COURSES. Philadelphia. College of Pharmacy. Catalog RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY. N.

AVON INN Ocean end Virginia av. Pa perior table. Amer. plan nier. nlan.

$21 UP WEEKLY- DAILY 4 UP IL W. Williams. Special European rate. Willow Grove je North Georgia Ave. lectrit-itv.

Amr nljln S3 day: $17.50 week. Home cooking. Kun-ning water ajl rooms. Showers. York Av- near Beach.

i RefnrnUhed and redecorated. ExceUent accommodations with home cooking. 83 daily. Special weekly. 3.

BICSAR. HOTEL DOUGHERTY 28 8. Arkansas Ave. Block from Beach. En rope an plan.

Rooms $1 np. strictly new. THE BEECHWOOD Kentucky near Beach. 'European plan. Running water all rooms.

Bathing privileges. Thf DudlfV Pennaylvania Ay menta: exceptional cuisine; runuing water; privato baths; reasonable 1, POLLOCK. PrrifrJtlr1 Missouri 4 drs. from Beach. LlUCraiU ah euUid rooms.

Excel, serr. Bath, fr. hotel. Mrs. M.

Toomey. uriTn r.tr.v is b. Missouri Ave. Brl-k swawuwvu Hiiilrlin H.t lrf itr. Hot and cold water all rooms.

Priv. baths. Write for rates. Wafmintf Kentucky ave. near beach.

VTCIirnintlcr Elevator to street Priv. hatha, ran, water. A. V. KOPP.

Own. Prop. Tnnaa Tennessee nr. Beach. European A enneuee pl(in m-rs.

m. g. quiole v. GLENDORE 12 So. Ohio.

Avenuo Rooms 1100 day no. Ooean Avenue. Small, hkpg, rortyin apartments furnished. NEW CLARION Kentucky east of "6" H. K.

Boniface Fl rinra 4m S. Car. 4th bouse front Ed 1OraQO beach. Am. pUn.

O. W. Brow a RESORTS srqieaaaaaalaMaawaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Weekly Furniture Sale AT THE AlCTION HOUSE. 220 R. STH ST.

Saturday, Aug. 26, 9.30 A. M. Household norwN of every description. Fine Overstuffed T-iM-strv and Vek.ttr.

Looso-Cush-ion Lihrwry Suit. 7 ft. Davenport. Mission. its.

Tables. Oak, Diniug Ecom Su3 Buffets. Sideboards. Extension Tables. Chairs.

Crystal Cabinet. Refrigerators. Gas Ranges. Mahoeonv and Oak Chiffoniers. Bureaus.

Wardrobes. Sewine Tables. Enameled Ii-ds. A- I'pricht Pianos. Talking Machines.

Desks. Revolving Chairs. Car-nets. -Rugs. Antiques.

China. Glassware. 1 International Time Clock and Racks. J. Jacobs Co.

Of Jlcia 1 Auctioneers of Associated Pasrnbrokens 613-15-17 S. SECOND ST. J. H. Myers Co.

2S23 RTDQ9 irtf Sells Ladies' Gents Clothing. Bedding. Overcoats, Friday. Aug. 20.

9 A.M. MIKE SCHWARTZ. Germantown Ave. Sells forfeited Ladies' Gents' Clothing. Overcoats.

Diamonds. Watche. Jewelry WEDNESDAY. AUG. 30TU.

9 A. M. Walnut St. Auction Rooms AUCTIONEERS 907 WALNUT STREET Today. Friday.

August 85. 1922. at 10 A. M. 1j loads furniture from storage and private residences, also a lot of restaurant furniture bf, soll 2 P.

M. and lot of antiques at 12 M. Don't miss this sale. RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Special September Rates GOOD TO REMEMBER r- a i ax A L-Jf Kentucky Ave. nr. txaeh and Boardwalk mmmmmmr r. i Ly "i I Ik uraigiimo oensioio niici Newly renovated and refurnished eleva tor, eiectne lignt. private baths, hot cold RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Amer.

plan (with meals), 4.00 up daily, special weekly. Free Hathing from hotel. Phone A. C. Booklet Ownership Management.

New York 50 yards from Boardwalk, overlooking lawn and ocean. Best located, popular priced hoteL Capacity -0. Elevator. Private baths, hot and cold running, water in rooms; electric lights. Table abundantly supplied with the best market affords.

Music and dance floor. Bathing priv-ileees from hotel. $3.50 up dsilv. J17.50 up weekly. Amer.

plan. P.klt. M. C. Sweeney.

ALOH rmc ana teach capacity 800. Every appointment in cuisine ana service. Running water. Private baths. Spacious foyer and lounging rooms.

Solarium. Greatly reduced FaU rat. Descriptire booklet. M. Graham Hotel Company OR AST TIME Jl BUENA VISTA 7 8.

Arkansas Aye. Now house, new ds. ail rooms, regardless of location, at the unl-form rate of $1 per day per ner-on. Ameri-can nlnn. 1S tw whW.

PatMnr from hotel. 3d house from Beach. European. Running water throughout: bathing privilfges: showers. 0b end New York Av.

Eaaentiany modem. Private baths, running water, electric lights. Unexcelled cuisine, tfhoan R.k.-i.r SO OwriOThmainiMrfniwit Chss. H.ivood.Jr.Mgr. KENTUCKY Kentucky Ave.

near Beach. Caiacity fun). Run-S'oe water. Private baths. Orchestra.

Dancing; 3.W) daily, apecial weekly. Pltne H-W. KINO A EARHART. S. Carolina near Beach.

Running water in every room. Private baths. Personal direc-t'on. LINTON B. ARNOLD.

NEW BRADY HOUSE 17 So. Arkansas Ave. Running water. Elee-tneity. American plan.

$17.50 week up. Colonial Hall fj- nd Aves. Eirrooean plan. Bathing privilegea. LORD A EDWARDS.

OCEAN CITY, N. PARK VIEW th Central, faciny Ciry illVIV Newly Renovsti-d iind pew management. F. S. NOBLE.

WILDVVOOD, N. r.eaca. tap. ltunnini: water Prl-vate baths. Golf privilegea.

Mod, rates. Bklt. CONWZLX. 135 E. Hildreth under new management; rooms.

housekeeping ttrivi. leges: reduced rates for Sept. Mrs. Miliar. Beach-WOOi i'on'Komery tceaa vifw.

All cJnveciences. Reas. rates. Auto meets train. J.

B. Merta. HOTEL GARFIELD. Garfield and Atlantio Ave. Amsr.

and Euronean plans. "Wrie fo rates. Mr. C. G.

Wagner. Ownershin Met. The Arcadia Area. a Domelike hutl wi Lh reasonable raten. Mm.

Kraacia p.Sl xwdl ORSEY, $4 Day, $20 Week JEJWKITESELL. Edmund 615 from bouse. luariporouga '1 E. Roliert A xr. Special fate for Sept.

SAVOY apoolf v. WILDVVOOD CREST, N. TH LOTUS a Roe, JVni'JPr1- 15 per wk. M. BOUDER.

lent hot.i. NOLL TIMiTES BEACH HAVEN, N. J. THE ENGLESIDE All modern appointments. Private baths.

Sea and fresh water. Five tennis courts R- F. FKGLE. Ma nai-r. LAKEWOOD, N.

J. 1 IDC IN DTMT70 iwAUlL.LTHEi llNLiO LAKEWOOD, N. J. Open During Summer, 1922 Golf, Tennis, Riding Parage MT. BETHEL, PA.

MT. BETHEL INN. nr. Delaware Water Rns, highly elevated, all outdoor a nmement. Boating.

Putting, trolley. S. O. t-OSS. Prop.

EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. MAPLEHURST INN ouet. bathing. lawn shade. ft.

piazza, gar-k ge. a rra Mr. Mrs. W. M.

Burnett. MARSHALL'S FALLS HOUSE. East Strouds-burg. Pa. Boatine.

bathing, own ltd, good roads. Booklet. Korman Kg man MT. POCONO, PA. Tri Rlmont Modern throughout: etenm ine oeimoni Beat cornish.

BETTERTON, MD. Hrttsl A modem hotel on the Old lUgDie acn. Cap. 150. Southern BE-ICEMgr.

r'rw, HotI imp', Mr' H. Crew', trew noteiy.ceIy tltuated: sanitarr. avcirlp elev. great waterview. paysiae Hom Crowe.

PRICE COTTAGE Modern, iigh elevation, shady lawns, garage. Write Mrs. J. L. Price.

Atlantio High everything frssk: mgt. KTJRLOCK A LEWIS. Chesapeake Hotel Rolmnni Beautify loca'd: san. eleo. Deimomlight.

ctp. iqq. MtiL. A Hickman HOME COTTAGE Nearest cottage to beach; home coQKing. reasonable, w.

on-gnwtx-q. HOTEL BETTERTON. overloc-king Chesapeake ray; owu lirm, riukc. x. 1 1 rroi.

RESORTS ST JAMES PLACE. ITICK touring. 1019. used very little. S150 tiown tal.

wkly. H20 ine st. Open eyes. BITCK 4 with winter euch'suro in excellent cotiditi'n. private owner.

2s4 1 Boudiunt st. CADILLAC S5 touring, repainted, renickeled, lot of extras, tieuionstraiion. 5-1C3 Lebanon a ve. fter 5 p. M.

CAIII.I.C 5-pass'r touring car. good running rder.oheHp. 4212 Chestnut st. CADILLAC touring and roadster, excel, cond priiH-s very low. Broadway.

4 11 N. Broad. CADIiLac 4-pass si.rt "model. ul'J: do v. i ie ii.

Lincoln 331 N. lj d. CADILLAC limousine. 53. A-l condition.

Box No. SO. Chelteniiitm. CHANDLER toitriiiE. il2(: A-l condition, goc-d paint.

Baicatn. ail V. A. Brimu Phone Poplar 3244. CHANDLER -ue.

splendid Hist $-400 a Clui 203 1 Market. tilANDLER speedster, late model $250 down. See it. Lincoln 334 N. P.road.

CHEVROLET Immediate delivery on all models, attractive time payment plan. Open eenings and Sundays. Uunker City Chevrolet Sales Corioration. formerly Chevrolet Motor 34F.J Chestnut U23 X. Broad st.

CHEVROLET Will accept your old car ir trade on a brand new Maxwell and will let you pay the balance In twelve months. Max-well-Calmers Agency. 620 X. Broad St. i CHEVROLET.

F. just newly painted, good t.res. many extras, $450: must have $li0 Jul. monthly. 4S05 Frankfurd aye.

Frank ford 1047. CHEVROLET. 400 touring, extras, owner. must sell. $150.

barga i Hall. 41 4 S. 20 1 OLE VELA XD. 6. model lit 22.

run only 700 miles, brand new. 2 mos. old. Apply 4M5 Baring st CLEVELAND touring, practically new. only $200 down.

See it. Lincoln 334 X. Broad. COLE touring. 7-pasenger.

splendid condition: sai-nnce. ma mestput. alnut 13. DODGE touring. 1920.

high liood. run fiOO mis. Better than new ear. Extras; cost $120: will sell for $1000. Derclin'a Garage.

Crosby and Montgomery ave. DOIXiE roadster. 1920. excel, condition, just overhauled, $400: must have $17ft cash, balance to suit. 4805 Frankford ave.

Plione Fiankford 1047. DOIKiE. late model, nearly new, A bargain. Open evenings. Harper Harper, 304 X.

Broad st. DODGE tourings, mechanically perfect, will sacrifice, cash or $100. balance terms; open evenings. 8701 Market st. DODGB sedan, late model, excellent rash or terms.

Lincoln 334 X. Broad. DODGE coupe, extra equipment, reasonable price, wee it at Lincoln 334 X. Broad. DODGS sedans, tourings, coupes, roadsters.

6 anoaos; sac, Broadway. 441 x. Broad DODGE roadster, late '18. good condition; $3'K). Easy terms.

3504 Market St. DURA NT. almost new. only used 6 an unusual twrg. Ph.

Bel. 4997. or Bel. 84S1J. ELCAR taxicab.

prac. new. $1000. H. W.

Ten-nell. 24i State Highland Park. Pa. ESSEX touring, wonderful condition, only $200 oown. ee tnis bargain.

1481 Vine st. FORD coupes and sedans. We have several mat cannot be told from new as low as $loo down, balance In 1 year. Maxwell thai mers Agency. 620 N.

Broad st. FORD touring, late model, starter. fully equipped, carefully nsed- excel reas onable. 1026 Chestnnt 3d floor, bet. 11 and 1 only.

Ask for Mr. Keller. FORD racer. 16 valves, Atwater Kent, under-slung-, wire wheels, new rubber, outside exhaust. Dia.

3160. 2539 W. Huntingdon st. FORD coupe and roadster and H-ton panel truck, all In good condition. Shertzel Schwartz.

Ford dealers. 7241 Market st. FORD sedan, starter and demountable, motor. rubber and paint, excellent shape, $375. Terms.

3504 Market St. FORDS taken in trade on a brand new Mar- well: will allow you top prices. Maxwell Chalmers Used Car 620 X. road st FORD. new.

for sale, good bargain for quick buyer. Mrs. Hartman. 232 Milton Cam- oen. r.

J. FORD touring. 1920. starter, new top. fenders and paint: good motor: $210.

4610 X. Broad st. FORD racer. A-l condition, big bargain. $150 Ford Service Station, 3269 Kensington ave- FORD sedan, late model, good eoditiou.

price Terms to you. Open evenings. Harper tv ttnrper. ao Broad. FORD sedans.

late models. A-l condition. Jlixi. Daiance weekly, open evenings. aiOl Market street.

FORD half-ton. good motor and body. for quick sale. 4610 X. Broad.

$150 FORD sedan in wonderful condition: ha had good care; good rubber. Call between 7 and P. M. 453S X. 10th St.

FORD Sedan and Overland touring, both new ly painted, fine running condition. Apply 2120 rairmount avenue. FORD excellent condition, must sell $123. $60 cash. bal.

terms. 4803 Frankford ave. Frankford 1047. FORD sedan. 1921.

perfect mechanically, prl va te original owner. 3622 X. 5th st. FORD 1919. taxi, with meter, cheap.

Will sell tKxiy separate. 121 porter St. FORD touring, 1916. $90. 2215 West Harold St.

Diamond 1CS4 J. FORD tank bodies, fine also wire and wooden 'wheels. 121 Porter st. FORD roadster. 10 mos.

old. guar. 90 days starter: sell reasonable. 4610 X. Broad.

FORD camping and tourit car in first-cTass conmnon. reas. Apply 23M North 12th st. FORD touring. 1921.

self starter, fine shape; nw. oaiance terms. H.ti ine st. FORD. A-l condition, new rubber, cheap.

8601 Kensington itn FORD roadster, like new. good rubber, lots of extras. ou.i Hegerman st. FORD touring, practically new. with starter Only $100 down, balance $5 wkly.

1431 Vine. FORD sedan, like new. with wire wheels, only I Bee it. 14S1 tne street. FORD coupe.

A-l 1921 make. Service Station. 3269 Kensington. Ford FORD sedan. 1920.

starter. A-I condition; uaranteea yo days, cheap. 461Q Broad. FORD ooti pie t. starter type, shock abs.

sales men's box. bsrg. 205!) Xorth Marshall. F0BD touring, powerful motor. good.

all-around, only $75 takes it. 20r9 Marshall. FORD sedsn. A-l almost new. Ford Service Station.

8269 Kensington. FORD sedsn. late '20. nil equipped, beautiful paint, owner must sell. 2059 X.

Marsh all St. FORD light delivery. raoe body, good running order. $120. 229 Callowhill.

FORD touring. H20. starter, ele-gant motor, new pa't. barn. 2059 X.

Marshall G. M. C. truck with large farm body, perfect condition. 1183 Federal Camden.

HAXLEY-KXIGHT. demonstrator, price low, terms to you. Open evenings. Harper Ha rperj 804 X. Broad st.

HARROUX touring, real good car. sell cheap or trade. Call 3527 Bepner st. HUDSON coupe. Model J.

rebuilt and refininhed Wills-St. Claire 2031 Marker. HUDSON'S. Buioks. Paiges.

Dodges, all late models, only $100 down, bargains. 1431 Vine. HUDSON speedster, very late model, A-l like pew. Broadway. 441 X.

Broad. HUDSON touring. Super Six. like new. $150 down.

See it. Lincolp 334 X. Broad. I xlt renuut ana repainiea. 1 ney are guaranteed from $500 up, terms to you.

Hupmobile open eves. 304 HUPMOBILK and roadsters. $200: terra to you. Open egenings. Hupmobile Distribu tors.

304 X. Broad St. HUPMOBIIE tourings-, all models, rebuilt and guarnateed. from terms to you. Harper tt Harper.

804 N. Broad. 1922. touring. 7-pessenger.

looks like new. Price very low. call A. iirunl. Phone Poplar 8244.

KIXG. rebuilt, repainted, new- ton. $465: terms to you. Harper Harper. 804 N.

Broad St. Open evenings. MARMON chummy roadster, first-class shape, cheap. Apply 135 E. Roosevelt Blvd.

MARMOX touring, like new, only $450 down; see tt. ldJicoin as uroaq st. MAXWELL, new series, trade your car in now. We allow 20 per cent. more.

See us 1st. Maxwell Dealers. 729 3. Broad. Wal.

0544. MAXWELL touring. '20. engine rear over hauled, new tires, bnrg. 2059 X.

Marshall. OLDflMOBTLE. 8-cyl. fipST con dition, looks and runs like new. Price $550.

Terms to you. Open evenings. Harper Ha rper. 304 X. Broad.

OLDSMOBII.E. overhauled, repainted. Runs perfect. $250. Terras to you.

tipen eves Harper a Harper. o4 Froaq OLD8MOB1LE Little 6. cannot be told from new; $200 takes- it, balance in 1 year. Max well-Chalmers Agency, hM Froafl st. 0LDSM0BILE.

6-cyL. California top, just overhauled, price $550. Terms to you. Open evenings. Harper A Harper.

304 X. Broad. OLDSMOBII.E sedan. 4-cyL. like new.

a bar gain, 'uroaaway, 41 Nrtn Kroan OLDSM0BILE truck chassis, slightly used. liaa reaerat. camden, OVERLAND touring. 83-B. starter, demount able rims, mechanics Uy perfect, good paint, brand-new cord tires, one spare tire and rira.

$200 for onick sale. Call after 6 P. M. or Sunday from 0 to 12 A. M.

1140 X. Law- rencs sr. 0VEBLANDS Ride In new famous 1922 mod els: new price and terms: greatly reduced; very little down: make terms yourself; no red tape, tail pre iy. oa uxrora. uia.

040. OVERLAND touring car, runs and looks fine thoroughly rebuilt: $100 takes it: small bal ance on time. Maxwell-Chalmers Agency. 620 Xortn groaq sr. 1 OVERLAND model 90.

small perf. $375. Terms to yon. Open even 1 gs. Harper a Harper.

yroaq. OVERLAND 4 touring, $t25; cheap car. per fect running shape. X-64. Inquirer office.

OVERLAND 4 sedan, perfect. $450; gain. cash. E-72. Inquirer office.

bar- PACKARD Look: lady must sell Packard twin six. $750. like new, S5K4 hestnut st. FACKARD sedan. 1920 twin six.

practically new. Wills-st. Claire i03l Market st. PAIGE, late model. Larchmont 4 In excellent condition-: must be seen to be appreciated.

Reasonable; no dealers. 2017 E. Erie ave. rranxrora uirtD. PAIGE touring.

1919. excellent condition: sac riflee for quick sale. See Mr. Hunter. Stuta Agency, 669 North Broad St.

PAIGE. A-pass. touring, winter top. good conditir.n. 5 cord tires, nearly new, Quick sale.

$3QO. Oak Uct 2284 W. PAIGE. Bttbk. Hudson.

Dodge, ell late models only $1QQ down, bargains. 1431 A ine. REO coupe. late model, overhauled. new cord tires, private party, must son.

K-22. Inq. off. REO 7-passenger touring, six-cylinder; rood condition. Apply 1926 East Pacific street.

Frankford 374 J. REPUBLIC truck, one like new. very cheap, perfect condition. 1133 Federal. Camden.

STEARN8-K NIGHT. 1919. touring, good end good tires; rargaln. V. A.

Bruni. Pop. 3244. STUDERAKER Special Six. new.

only down. See It. Lincoln N. It road STUDEBAKER touring. Special Six.

like new bargain. Terms to suit. 1431 Vine street. CHANDLER. Btilck.

Hudson. Dodge, all late jn od els only $IW down, nargains. nai i ne BI STUTZ touring and roadster, all modern. thoroughly overhauled and refinislied: exceptionally low priced: cash or terms. See Mr.

Hunter. Stilts Agency. Norm ttroan st. STUTZ, 4 passenger, late model, all cord tires. good covers, excellent condition: must seen to be appreciated: private owner; will sacrifice, terms.

3504 Market street. STUTZ Bearcat. 1919: left for sale by own er: big barcain. See Mr Hunter, biuia Agency. North Broad St.

STUTZ siwrt model, high speed rear. A he nian's car; excellent condition. Xo deal ers. 219 X. 2d st.

6-cyL. Red Real Continental motor, looks nd runs lib new. Price $40. Terms to you. Opn evenings.

Harper Harper. 304 X. Broad st. WILLYS-KNIGHT coupe. 1922.

like new: terms to you. Onen evenings. Harper A Ilnrper. 304 N. Broad st.

WILLYS KNIGHT 20 touring, leaving town, bargain. K-uO. Inquirer office. WILI.S-ST. CLAIRE dem.

tourings and road sters; terms. Wiiis-St. Claire oji am. WIXTOXS Several tourings and limousines, overhauled and repainted; also Studebakers. 1920.

and Will ys-Kuigut. 1919. 1404 Xortil Broad street. 100 White chassis and taxlcaba. late models, A-l condition, as low as $100 and un: cash or terms Arranged: open evehings.

3701 Market. Storage Batteries x-year guarantee; rebuilt batteries, e-volt, $7. 12-voit. $10, guaranteed. Star.

200 N. loth. Batteries NewBSJM jrnnrantee one year. Rebuilt Batteries. 8 Volt.

$7, guarant'd. Sanson), 23 X. 15th. Spruce 5ll Storage batteries fl jIU rebuilt batteries. 6-Tolt, tV, 12-voit.

$1Q, guaranteed. Liberty. 334 X.16tk. 'EG EL OPEN BVERY xjnv iv EVENING s. AUTO LICENSES IX 24 HOURS" y--COR- 21ST SUSQUEHAXXA AVE.

tiAvr. real bargains in used trucks of various makes- and sixes, i oo 211 X. 22d St. rnA Terms. rijai, nine or no cash down: on new or used cars or trucks: no red tape; Imm.

Vt-W- rir car. d32 Oxford st. Diamond 5408 TRUCK for sale. 1-ton Federal, good S-Rando rUbber" $200; b-rgaiD- 1511 i-T. ood mnnine order.

good if tjo. 4218 Brown St. fc.uT oad car. also Ford touring. uvl" 'neap.

a. s7tn ST Commercia? Cars anil Trunks ACT0CAR. 2 ton. excel, express body; Cooper Supply 181i v.uuii-ei si. ijOCUSt 2105.

V. Chassis, a real bargain. Gramm- oemmem Aiot. x. 219 St.

1-ton truck, good mechanical Voju rot-sway Motor Truck st. uoctist ri0o2. DODGB. delivery, with panel body. $375.

205 North 22d street. FORD 1-2-ton truck. 1920. psnel body, starter. 175 takes It.

Diamond ti-y-r. nuntingoon St. Firtllf lia f-ton rietfvai-v etieL- A 1 mhJIIaH $150. Ford Service 3269 Kensing- rORD 1-ton truck. 1921 rehil nnrf te-d.

90-days. cash or terms. 4610 Xorth POKD. 1.1-Z-ton truck, stake body. Hud ford rear, cheap.

Apply Sunday. 1848 K. Ven- SI. FORD truck, one-ton. $100 down, wonder mi i.Tjii-iuwn.

mie mouei. 143 1 vine JORD deliveries, late models, open and panel ini. irniis. lija ine St. FORD 2-ton truck, good engine.

10 feet body rear solid tires. 2059 Xorth Marshall. FORD one ton 1921. A-l condition. Ford jemec nimion.

o.o ixensington ave. FCRD truok. 2-ton, for sale. Inquire 1842 .1. I I II Bl.

XJh- otn P-esft bod j. $300. vu au ts i rep 1 i Koon 275. Apply pui'iunuu a. iuimmi-r, Delaware ave FORD 1-ton truck, large open bwly.

enit any kind of hau'ltig. $150. 23 North 41st. UAf.nmu truck, l-ton. completely over-lianled.

guaranteed, can be seen at the oarage. 0010 Lliestnut st KEYSTONE truck. 1920. express body, 3-ton, in excellent condition. 3504 Market.

MACK TRUCKS All Types of Bodies IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GENERAL MOTOR TRUCK CORP. 26th Morris Sts. PACKARD 3-ton truck, with year round work w1' "fU cheap. 64o3 Glenmure Wood iiu 1 .1. I PACKARD.

2-tom, chassis only. North 22d street. J750. 203 PIERCE-ARROW truck, 2210 X. 26th st.

5-ton, with body PIERCE-ARROW. 2-ton chassis and furniture iwvir tftno oor. x-rtu btMl- soo condition, cheap 20j Xorth 22d street. 3 chnsMis. with or withouttake body tuny renuitt and guaranteed.

Motor Truck X. Twenu-second 2-TOX chassis, with or without body, rebuilt. new rii-eii a rt nu 1 .5 1 ,1 r- Bernstein Motor Truck 219 X. Twenty-second st. long chassis, fnlly rebuilt and guars n-teed, used very Ifttle.

Gramm -Bernstein Mo- tor im-'t x. 22d st. ION. panel body, new rubber, self-starter. lar a.

i na ttt s.iyny. -1-1 HUntingtOn. Accessories, Parts. Repairs. Ete.

SPECIAL MONEY SAVING VALUES In new and used standard auto parts for 10 days only, commencing August 21st to Aug 81st. 1922, used tires, all makes and sizes from $2 to $7 each, also special bargains in brand new stock, such as bumpers, carbora-tors, pumps. Jacks, horns, fire extinguishers, do not overlook this opportunity, yon will save 75 on every dollar. RELIABLE AUTO PARTS 140507 RACE PHILA. Open Sunday.

Large Sacrifice Tire Sale 80x3 to STx.1 alirhtttr -A tires, $3.00 each. Thousands to choose from. Take your choice; if one of these used tirea proves unsatisfactory within 90 days return with receipt and get another for half price. Also Just received, carload of new eecouda. blemished and rebullts.

Tou can buy one or a thousand at bargain prices. Liberal adjustments on anything proving unsatisfactory. ROY'S TIKE PTORE. 815 Sooth Broad nea Cathariae. PRESSURE PROOF PISTON RINGS Ineregsed motor nower constant presslon.

Complete freedom from carbon troubles. A tremendous saving of gas and oil. A ring which outlives all others which score or in lure the cylinder wall wui noi warp ana which under all conditions is absolutely vapor and oil tight. MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO. 2222 CHESTNUT ST.

SPRTJCE 900 new Elsk cords. 3x6, 87x5. cheap, a VrM- ieg. with tubes. $3 up.

1124 indsriiplfi Glass for limousine doers itiuuouieiu and trucks, put in while yonwait. Ford shields $3.00. 1224 X. 10th st Bfints. truck bodies.

5 to 14 open or r-nuy. in-mocs. vootf x. Marsh a I Fo i.01", fnr sa'e- condition. -It2i North Bauvier street.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED WANTED. Dodge; consider one In use 1 or 2 sooo condition. Phone Poplar 6656 from 6 to 8 p. 1007 Brandywine. WoVN.TED- 8 "wks to banl lumber frwm to Kensington.

Apply Pelt or 918 L-Joot Phila- 9 HIIiE Touring car. day or week. $2 per i inn nine TO HIRE 5 and 7-ns tourlnor a wA tlm. fi.oy nour up. pop.

1B17. PK. 41f0 TO HIRE. 5-ton truck by day week or contran. rees.

jray night serr. wal. 7529. BEAUTIFUL 6-eyl. sport mod.

Paige car for -jpj. nour or trip. jpeimont 94o3. HIRE CAR drive yourself: reasonable: dsv A Ken. 4193-W.

258 E. tilrard. T.PI.?B Touring and enclosed cars, 11.60 and 2 per hour. Call Poplar 6735. CADILLAC, hour.

day. trip, contract: drl nour, 'tf. Belmorj ftl. ears, Belmont 07R0 R. TO HII 2.00 per hour up.

Special rare w1flliiK. tHpg. Pop. OTi4. MOTORCYCLES bAB MONEI buying a rebuilt motorcycle, equal to new.

1-3 to 1-2 less the new value. tree Shot) service CS ni and a ne fn, MI Am rm terms responsible parties. Call and be eW von eves. iraiiev. os Diamond St.

MOTORCYCLES, new and used. S25 and op; repairing of all RillrH rf uMnrrri-lM- Mrra new and used, for all makes of motorcycles; israaiey. 20 Diamond street. i-uia and sirle-csr. lorn full rio equipment.

In perfect shape, will demonstrate, J175. Jck Keig 4 Broad INDIAN motorcycle. 1922. with sidecar and of.i1 equipment, in exceUent condition, price 5747 Stenton ave. Otn.

2433. INDIAN Scout cannonball baker, special. In o'i7 pe" rlw. Jack, cycle BBop, HA RLE 1019 electric, with side car. good nter.

new tires. SIOO. 2204 N. Witti it. BICYCLES MAN'S high grade coaster brake bley- cie; use new, jjj.

2231 N. Broad. HORSES GOOD young work horse. tore wagon and set of harness: will be sold very cheap. Will separate to suit purchaser.

Call at store. 423 N. 8th. 2 4-POST ft-spring express wagons for sale. also two good work horses and harness, will sell separated.

Call after P. L. tireen. 243 BHinbrirtge street. HORSE, wagon, harness and good huckstet route for sale, cheap.

2647 N. Mascher st. HORSE for sale, svtitable for baker's wagoa. Apply unkery. 1212 N.

2nd. HORSE and wagon for. h. good condition. eau sist street.

WE GUARANTEE Five Ief Cent, inte-e-t tayable in gold semi-ai. ni ally. inc pie returned July 1, tvitii penna jent participation in all prohts at your it. further information, ad-ii e--s I)-1m3, iter office. IIAKEIiY.

-onfecticnei-y. soda fountain, ice creim. lu id: r'tn. fully equipped bakeiy. best hn-aiion.

pr-eent o-wne 1 l-i'-t'ii truck. Owner retniiiK. K-t'Mi. lii'iu re. off ce.

and candy Store wit i cnier prop-rty: J.loO weekly: J40IHI ca-ih 'piireii. Another without property. ioiii2 eekiy. ptp'e SM.MKi. See OOrti'l! 1 -37 Jua rket jt.

Room SILMHI CIOAR. candy, ice cream, stationery. silicic stole, golden opportunity for some one increase- th.s business, uow doincr $IS0 to S20O weetlj. Account leaving town. Phone Poplar 2QMI.

F0K SAI.E--I't of leaf lobai-co. also cicaTs. moulds, tildes, etc. Sickness: must Rive up business at once. 43! S.

P.road Trenton N. J. GROCERIES DELICATESSEN One doing josi weekly; a giveaway: S300. Few others. to S3(K0 (UOUI.

1231 Market Room t'LN rliAM, hxated ladies' shop tshoea). 8-year lease; will exchange same as going business ior pan cash or realostate equity. Q-l. Inor.ir -r oftiee. CONFECTIONERY And ice ofam s.ore; next to theatre; $500 weekly: ip rent: StO.tfsi.

11M 1 1 2JI? 1 aj et MONTCOME RY TV. 12M Store auitable for shocni.iker. electrician, barber, most any l.llsil'ess. liEI-ICATESAlTN lunch room, fully equipped, loation. mus.t sacrifice.

In- aeirer ofriee FRCVr ST. for sale in front of late me-it mntket, must bell, price J100. Call 401ri Lancaster ave. BARBER si op for sale on account leaving the citv. 17 North 10th street.

Call from 12 until 2 M. POOL ROOM, two tables, and dwelling. 11 rooms, nt nished. pay rent. 1711 W.

Colombia vf. DRUG ST RE. averaKina: $50 daily; well stocked -ut store and dwelling; $i500. Terms. V-Ui.

Inquirer office. rirroyc onfectiiery doing $200 weekly. VlkcllC near Catholic Church and school. Onlv 1852 E. Allegheny.

CltiAK and arocery store lor sale. Polish and Russian rade. 2337 Fairmoant avenne FOR liENT Stenton Apartment Hotel, furnished or unfurnished. Apply 40tt S. Van Pelt st.

mc-PW riP'tiS t-iuO weekly corner store Uiutciw dwelling low rent, only tjenti prer. Jionanan. jgoz k. Alleg y. Alpof ST' re.

uptown. SodO weekly. $300o" An ither. dome $3s: sacrifice. $1400u.

tJOOOiS 1237 Market Room 903. MEAT MARKET for sale, first-class business opportunit store. 621 N. 33d St. Apply 1'mi rt-iTi sr.

Good opportunity to engage with a construe non company requiring an Invest- mentor M'ji ti or over, ts-aw. inquirer office. Only $7.00 and 7-rm. ell. Auto Repair shop, fully equipped holding 10 cars Monahan.

1852 E. Allegheny. MODERN delicatessen store for sale; doing good busii ess; reasonable for selling: leav- i ng 05 1 Gerruantown. RESTAUR A oysters, light lunch, cigars, good offer to quick buyer: no dwelling. Call 27rU Orthodox st.

FOR SALE, shotvnaking business with up-to-date appl ances. reus, figure. Call between 8 A. M. nM P.

2S14 X. 12th St. COXFE0TK NERY and cigar store, must sell. no reason.iMe offer refused: other business: a sacrifice. 700 E.

Hilton street. FOR SALE--Store, groceries and delicatessen. doing ooi business, reasonable. Apply 2401 Arctic Atlantic City. X.

J. RESTAURANT, near at railroad station: $40 daily; closed evenings: $10o0; low rent, tli dwell'g. Blan. 1420 Chestnut. CIGAR stop- and poolroom, near bpst corner; )0 weekly; 5 tables and fixtures; S2500.

Mat others. Blan. 1420 Chestnut. AUTHORIZED paper route, best in German-town. territorv.

nvernfflnir w.alr. ly. Address 5 W. Phll-E'lena Germantown. CON FEC TIC NER1 ice cream and cigar store: room for pool table: none in neighborhood; must sell.

614 S. 56th st. BARBER shop for sale. 2 pool tables, good business. TVddy's Barber Shop, Wrights-town.

X. J. Box 59. SHOE REPAIRING STORE for sale. Very good locat on.

reasonable price, going otlt of town. Ann 4MI S. 57th St. CIGAR, stationery, novelty and confectionerv store: must be sold: doing $200 weekly. Ap-ply 5407 st.

ICK 'EA and confectionery store, guaranteed. SI 30 to $150 weekly; price S0O. 1427 W. Tiojra Al TO repair vie. of Broad and Spring Garden; oing good business; will consider any reas.

Ter: low rent. Ph. Wyo. 5716 J. GOOD oppo-timity, small woodworking plant for sale; jood reasons for selliag.

Kensington 4592. CIGAR and stationery store; very good reason for selling, guar, business, from $350 to $400 eca price lnf irarq ave. ACCOCXT jroing south will sacrifice pleasant business, paying 3'M) per cent, profit; $350 a esi t. tap for someone. A-22 Inq.

off. CIGARS, i-e cream and confectionery, on business property and business for sale; lars eyard. 5102 Woodland ave. HOUSE WIR TNG Thirty small contractors can increaio income about 30 per cent. Op- erateaaujsu tl.

No obligation. T-81 Inq. Off. FOR RENT Old established real estate office or sultabU for any other business. 431 W.

Lehigh ave. WILL INVEST $1000 or over in good business. Give deta letter. P-6, Inquirer office. MEAT MAFKET for sale, corner property, no competitioi.

dwg. attached. Apply 533 Roosevelt Bou lev between 12 and 2 o'clock. ESTABLISHED wholesale notion and school supply bin i. for sale, mod.

capital good opportunity for hustler. X-194. Inq. off. ICE CREAM, candy, cigars, for sale, cor.

store, doi: ig good business, 1362 Unity st. CIGAR stor corner, doing good good location. 1243 Germantown ave. FRUIT ST. XI) for sale; rent.

11 Id Giraid ave. $15 month. FIRST-CLAfS shoe repairing, hat cleaning and shocshinj parlor. B31 W. Girard ave.

DRUGS Don town: $5000; terms: Italian ee i i welli g. Cohen. 2721 Oxford. GRftERY T0RE. with prop: uptown; doing wee I ly: no agents.

Kens. 5110. APT. 3-tory. 2 baths: 40th and Cheatnut; sac going abroad.

X-15 Inq. off. DENTAL 52 min. from big practice nd equipment. il Inq.

off. STOCK and fixtures of dry goods store. W. Wyoming ave. Wyoming 6538.

440 CIGAR stor- for sale, doing $175 weekly. $350 if sold It week. 235 W. Columbia ave. GROCERY No dwelling, good location, good business: xiust sell.

Apply 2112 X. 16th St. RESTAUR A ST. central. $2000 needed, many others.

Rt binowiti. 420 Warlnut. 7th floor. MEAT MABKET and grocery, with or without property. X.

AV. cor. 21st and Mifflin sts. CIGAR SKRE. doing $275 weekly: bargain; $S1H0, K' rns.

4016 X. 7th St. CANDY anc cigar store for sale, good appear- in gandg' 00 pro-tits. 31m ratrmount ave. SALOON, with property.

26th ward. 135. Brar Inquirer. 7th and Jackson sts. ELECTRIC lioe repairing business, selling ac- count of 1 lness.

Press Riverside. X. J. FRUIT, vejetable. rish and oyster stand, cheap ret i.

good location. 2342 Gtn ave. DF.I.ICATEhSEX STORE for rent or sale. X. 10th 602 CIOAR ST( RE.

confectionery, ice cream, reason going out of business. 714 N. Third. BARBER I-HOP for sale. 1503 Montgomery doir good business; good location.

FOR SALE nesa. 236! first-class fruit store, good bust-E. Cumberlaad snd Cedar. CORNER GROCERY and delics tesen, $4000; opt. 011 pr-jp.

Rahinowltz. 420 Walnut. 7th fl. CIGAR, con 'ectionery, Logan. $2000; others $900 up.

Rabin twite. 420 Walnut. 7th. floor. MT.

VERNON apt. 4 rooming house, 12 rooms; 2 C-71 Inquirer office. HOUSE and barber shop for sale, (tmiberlarl st. 1516 W. CORNER candy, ice cream store, sal or rent.

reii-. Call Garfield 1967. Business Opportunities Wanted SALESMAN' 10 years' selling experience on dresses. horoughly acquainted with mfg. of earment.

open for a proposition with established manufacturer or man with capital. L-24, Inquirer office. WAXT acti -e interest in established manufacturing dfsses: can' qualify as cutter or foreman: 11 invest. $1000; details first letter. KitI mini office.

WANTED 2 or 3-cliair barber shop, country Pi-eferted. Daniel Maiinoli. 420 Wash street, Caie May. X. J.

WANT acti interest in established business, store or ma ntifarturing will Invest $1000- 1200: detail first letter. R-83. Inquirer office. IF 'YOUR legitimate proposition needs capital for expati -ion, write Inquirer office." WANT to ent space for lunch counter stand or room. T-16.

Inquirer office. JED0MLES ANDERSON 6. some green and black brute, part dow 1 and terms. 2214 X. Park ave.

EPPERSON 8, slightly used. wire wheels. 1 oks and runs like new. Sacrifice for quick sile. Priv.

owner. 5112 Osage ave. Siierwtsid AUBURN juring. 1921. like new.

also 1920 Aubttru a id Allen roadster, taken in trade for new At: burn cars. Cunningham Motor 3323 Chesuut st. Raring 8500. After P. Wood la ad 1196-W.

AUTOCAR. 1920. good condition; sacrifice te quick buyer. E. Ziserman.

2239 X. 6th. AUTOCAR truck, rebuilt, for snle cuara tee 1 same as new. 1510 X. Merrine.

BELL 1921 touring, excellent condition, sacrl-fice. 350 Must sell. 1443 Cherry St. BUICK RO. DSTER.

rebuilt, exceptional value. low figiit-'- for quick sale; paint, tires and top In nal condition: no dealers, 'Phone Locust 814 1-etweeti 1 and 4 P. M. BU1CK sedi n. late model, runs like new.

cash or $15t. iioiance one year. Open evenings. 3701 arke street. F.l ICKS, lodges and Fords, must be sold, closing a rt.

all our used cars. Maxwell-Chalmers 620 N. Broad. BUTCK sedi n. late model, runs like new.

cash or M5i. balance oue year, open evening. 37(1 Marke st. 'Kl. coupe.

A-l condition, repainted. price righr to quick buyer. Call V. A. bruni Phone Popl tr 3241.

BUICKS. I odges. Paiges. Chandlers, all late monels. ily su) down, bargains.

1431 A ine BUICK ton ing and roadster. 1920; only $200 down: bit 1-imt-ln 334 Itroad BUICK roa-lster. D-34. 4-cyllnder. gisvl denionstra te anywhere.

$15Q. Poplar 8782-W. BUICK roalster. A-l cheap. 1 1: 0 Vine st.

condition, late model. Open evenings. v10- -v. AT THE AGE OF 76 Well-known Priest Had Lived in Philadelphia Since Childhood RCV. ratricV -T Tlailo-r- roftnr nf ihf Church of Our Lady of, the Rosary, bixty-third street and Westminster avenue, one of the most widely known priests of the arendiocese, died yesterday at the reftorv of fh rhnrrh.

North Sixty-third street. atner JJailey. who was 76 years old, succumbed after an illness or two years. He had been confined to his bed for three weeks nasi nnrl his death was not unexpected. While he was Baying mass on February 7 of last year Father Dailey was suddenly stricken and collapsed on the altar.

He was carried to the sacristv and revived and later removed to the rectory. He observed the ro1rIen -iiilvilpe of bis ordination on June 6, 1920, with a Pontifical mass celebrated by Cardinal Dougherty, then an Archbishop. xom county astmeath. Ireland, March 25, 1846, Father Dailey came iu mis country with his parents when 3 years of age, and settled in Philadelphia. He was educated at the pa rochial schools of the Assumption and St.

Augustine. At the age of 17 he entered the seminary at Glen Riddle. Delaware countv. Sentemher R. 1K(3.

After his transfer three years later to the seminary, at Eighteenth and Race streets, Father Dailey was elevated to the priesthood in the Cathedral by Bisbon Wood. His first mission was at St. Francis Xavier Church, where he remained only a short time before being sent to rat rick Church, Norristown. Alter service there of little more than a two and half vears. Father Dnilev was selected by Father Carter, rector of the Assumption Church, as his assistant.

-He was appointed assistant more than three year later to Father MeAnany. founder and rertor of the Annunciation Church, who in later years woa omieieu wun ojinunesB. atner uauey took over virtually all the active duties of the rmrish until the death of Father MeAnany in 1SS0, when he became acting rector until the appointment of Rev. Michael Filan. Seven years after that he became rector of the Church of the Tm mi late Conception as Father Filan's suc cessor, and upon the latter's death rattier Dailey was returned to the Annunciation as rector.

Funeral arraneemcnts hnve tint been completed, but it was said at the rectory yesterday that Father Dailey will be buried from there, Tuesday morning, JAMES A.R0BERTS Former Select Councilman Passes Away Suddenly at 55 James A. Roberts, former Select Councilman representing the First Ward, died suddenly at his home, 1430 8. Third street, late Wednesday night, at the age of 55 years. He was a member of the undertaking firm of Joseph J. Roberts Brother.

His father, Jehu founded the business seventy years ago. During the World War. Mr. Roberts was chairman of local draft board No. 1.

At one time he was a member of Select Council. Mr. Roberts is survived by his wife, one son. James Townsend Roberts, and a sister, Miss Abbie E. Roberts.

SAMUEL HORNER i Well-known Wholesale Druggist Dies at Lakewood, N. J. Funeral services will be lield tomorrow at Toms River for Samuel P. Horner, president of the Horner-Kensil Company, wholesale drug sundries, 530 Arch street, who died Wednesday from paralysis of the right s5de in the Kimball Hospital, Lakewood, N. J.

Mrf Horner, who was 61 years old, lived in Lansdowne with his sister and niece, but' had been spending the past few months at his Seaside Heights cottage. His. condition suddenly grew worse early in tne week, necessitating his- removal to the hospital. The funeral services will be held at the home of his sister at Toms River. FRANK PERLEY HOWE Philadelphia Mining Engineer Dies at Bristol, R.

Summer Homo BRISTOL. R. Aug. 24. Frank Perjey Howe, of Philadelphia, mining engineer and 'well-known in the iron and steel ipdustry, died at his summer home here late today after an illness of two years.

Mr. Howe was born in Philadelphia, in 1852, and was graduated from Brown University in 1872. He was president of the Cranberry Iron Company, of Johnson Citv. and of the AUentown Rolling Mill Company, of Allentown, Pa. ALBERT VV.

SWALM United States Counsel Dies at Hamilton, Bermuda HAMILTON. Bermuda. Aug. 24. Albert Winfield Swalm, United States Consul, died here this afternoon.

He will be buried in Pembroke Cemetery tomorrow. Albert W. Swalm was born in Wom-elsdorf. in 1845. He was educated in the Iowa Public Schools and served as a private in the 33rd and 34th Iowa Infantry regiments during the Civil War.

For many years he was engaged at newspaper work in Iowa. Prior to becoming consul to Bermuda, he had held similar posts in Montevideo, Uruguay, and Southampton, England. DIED AI-PERTS0X. Eighth Month. 23d.

1022. MARTHA H. daughter of late Chalkley and Annie Stokes Albertson, of Magnolia. N. J.

Funeral and interment private. Ar.TEMTR. At Montclair. N. Aug.

24, WA1NE HUGHES, eon of late Edward J. and Meuora L. Altemus. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 2 P.

at Oliver If. Balr 1820 Chestnut Phila. Int. at Woodlands Cem. BIACKTON.

Aug. 23. AGNES, wife of 8mith). Funeral 8.80 A. iL, from her late residence.

2524 Poplar at. Solemn Mas of Beoulem at St. Francis Xavier Church. JO A. M.

Relatives nvlted. Int. Holr tTross Cem. B0RJ. Aug.

22. CHRISTINA BORN fnee Hell), wife of Wllhelm Born, of Audubon, J-Helatiyes and friends invited to services, 2 "Partments of J. 8. Bnttenk-ltpper. 1015 South 4th st.

Int. priv. vJPSrTIty 24th. KATHRINE A. BOTLB (nee Roohrl.

widow of Dr. Ralph R. Boyle Relatives and friends are Invited to afftend the funeral. Monday, at 8:30 A. from residence.

1722 W. Girard ave. Solemn Requiem Mas; at the Cbnrch of tlig Genu, at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem.

CAMPBEXL. In Conshohoeken. Ang. 22. Jtnn ot Hrah R.

and Ute Alan Campbell Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, from his late residence. Heator and Ah 2 P. M. Int. at Darren Hill Cem.

CAXT)X. Atur 22, JOSEPn. husband of A-? VeeJT" Jrandf- hi 82d year. Relatives and friends, also Tetonka Tribe. No.

321. I. 01 JeV Rainmakers No. i2i "elity. No.

i4. p. of Bridesbnrg Castle. No. 167.

A. O. K. of M. invited to sttend funeral services.

2 rKkt 2211 Bridge I O-ree wo-d (K. of Pj Cem. Friends may caU Fri. ev'g Aug 24. UZZIK HANENHOW-ER.

wife of Jolin B. Carrell. M. V. Relatlres and frienda are invited to attend funeral serv-d7.

tV" '1yliht-savmg). at residence. Hatboro. la. Int.

private. ru.NB.-Ati. 23. WILBCI. bnsbsnd of une.

lieletives and friends 1 p. late residence. 119 Merlon Narberth. Pa. Int.

Talmyra, Aug. 23. ETTA GENEVA wblow of Jsmes Connor, a red 62 yenrs. Funeral service Raturdav. 2 P.

from S. P. Prnnkenfleld Sons. 3Sth and Spring t. private.

Mt. Moriali. Vrfi. I'; MART, wife of the late John Cojle. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

30 A. from her Church, 10 A. Int. Holy T'AUiEV- Aug. 24.

tev ATTtlCK DAILEk. rector of Our lady of the Rosary (lintrli KM and Callowhill sts. Notice of DEVLIN. Aug. 22 Enw.n th iaU ioha r.

Eel.tlvea and DIES i 1 1 i DOYLE Arte SARAH A wife of late William T. Ioyle (nee Hammond). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. 8 A. residence.

S21 Lombard st. Solemn High mess of requiem. St. Mary's Church. 8.30 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. 1 DUFFIN. Alio-.

24. JANE t. wife of David Duffin. Relatives and friends are invtted to attend funeral. SO A Into resi dence.

6105 Roosevelt Blvd. Solemn requiem mss at St. Joachim's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. DUFFY. Ana-. 23.

ETJ.KV beloved wife of Samuel Duffy. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at his late, residence. 2438 X.

Howard St. Int. ureenmount cem. Friends call Fri. eve.

DUNN. On Ana-. 22. MAROAHFT -wife nf George L. Dunn.

Relatives and frh-nds. also Harmony Council. No. 123. S.

and D. of Quaker City Idge. No. 8. I.

O. G. Invited to services. 1.30 P. late residence.

1329 Morris st. Int. private. Remaina mar be viewed FrL. from 8 to 10 P.

M. A UGH AN. 23. MARY daughter of late Ann and R'rhard Gaughan. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral.

7.30 A. from her brother's Richard J. Gaughan. 636 Market Gloucester. N.

J. Requiem ltiah mass, ft A. M. St. llirr'i Church.

Int. St. Mary's Cem. GORMAN. Aug.

24. MARY widow of Samuel Gorman. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services. 2 P. at her late residence.

1135 W. Cumberland st. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

Frienda may call 7 to 9 P. M. GREENE. Suddenly, at ber residence. 109 Atlantic City.

N. HARRIET WALTER, wife of Norman J. Greene, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walter.

Due notice of. funeral. HIMMELEIN- Aug. 21. CATHARINE, widow of Charles Himmelein.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 3 P.t from her son's residence. Charles nimmeiem. N. jessup 6t.

Int. rriv Oreenmount Cem. Remaina may be viewed xr.urs.. to it r. M.

HOFFMAN. Ang. 23. CATRRYV -wife of Otto Hoffman. Relatives and friends, also Spring Garden Council.

No. 70. fi. and D. of 1...

are inviii-a 10 attena lunerat services. Sat. 8 P. late residence. 1608 Brown st.

Int. Northwood Cem. Remains may be viewed TO 1U f. HOLFELDER. Suddenly.

Am 22. MIK HOLFEI.DER. daughter of late John and So phia Holfelder. Kelatives and friends, also rairview ouncii. -o.

it. or Li. and St. Al-ban Chapter. No.

307. Order of Eastern Star, invited to attend funeral. 2 P. M. red dence of her sister.

Mrs. Charles Donel. 4501 Wallace st. Int. Northwood Cem.

Eastern Star services P. M. HORNER, Aug. 2. SAMUEL POTTER muknek.

service Aug. 26. 2 P. at liw home'. Tom's River.

N. J. Interment private. Riverside Cem. HOWE.

Aug. 24. in Bristol. Rhode Island. FRANK PELEY HOWE, of Philadelphia, aged 9i son of the- late Ttt.

Rev. M. A. TVwolfe Howe. Funeral Sunday.

Alts. 27. at P. (dnylight-saving time), from St. Mich aels Church.

Bristol. HEUMANN. Aug. 22. ALFRED Y.

nETT-MANN. Relative and friends, also Potter ijooge. rso. 441. r.

anyl A. Washington Hose Invited to funeral. 2 P. M-. late residence.

5531 Poplar st. Int. Westmin ster Cem. Friends may call Fri. evening.

JAMES. August 22, ELIZABETH wld ow of Edward J. Jones. Relatives and friends invited to services. 3 P.

late real dence. 630 Church lane, Yeadon. Pa. Int. at tne convenience or the family.

KESSLER. Suddenly. Aug. 23. CONRAD husband of Mary Kessler (nee Jegenl.

in his 5oth year. Relatives and friends, also Wel come Lodge. No. 453. F.

and A. M. Harmony nanter. No. Mary Commandery.

No. 36. K. Lu Lit Temple. A.

A. O. N. M. Phila Lodge.

B. P. O. and all other organiza tions of which he was a member, are invited to services. 2 P.

late residence. 1410 W. Wyoming ave. Int. Hillside Cem.

Frieads may call after 7 P. M. KILLHOUR. Aug. 23.

MARTIN, husband of Louisa Killiiour. in his both year, funeral services 2 P. at his late residence 164S Wakeling Frankford. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.

Remains may be viewed Fri. eve. KLINE. Aug. 28.

RACHEL REBECCA, wife of Orion Kline, aged 60. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. P. at the residence of ber son-in-law. Norman Torpey.

2133 E. Auburn at. Int. East Vincent Reformed Church Chester county. Sat.

noon, where ih remains may be viewed. LARSON. Aug. 23. HILMA E.

LARSON, aged 25. Relatives and friends, also. Order of Vasa Oscar bo rg. are Invited to attend funeral. 2 P.

funeral parlors of William H. Chew. 8. W. cor.

56th and Spruce sts. Hit. Arlington Cem. Friends may call 8 to 10 P. M.

LAWYER. Ang. 22. THOMAS, husband of lute Margaret Lawler. Relatives Tuid friends, also ail societies of which he was a member are invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. from his late residence. 351 N. 16th at. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Stephen's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holj Cross Cem.

MeEWEN. Aug. 24. WILLIAM R. husband of Martha J.

McEwen. Relatives and friends are Invited toattend funeral. 2 P. from the residence of his daughter. Mrs.

Annie McLeod. 642 Church lane. Yeadon. Delaware county. Pa.

Int. Fernwood Cem. McGAHAN. On Aug. 24.

CATHERINE CECILIA, widow of John P. McGahan. Relatlres and frienda are invited to the funeral on Saturday morning at 8:30 from 5422 Baltimore ave. High Mass at the Church -of the Assumption. 10 A.

if. Int. New Cathedral Cem. MEOEAR. Tn Tentnor.

N. Aug. T2. ALTER MEOEAR. Relatives and frienda invited to services.

11 A. M-. late residence 3411 Powelton ave. Int. private.

M00RE. Suddenly. Aug. 23. RICHARD.

on of Margaret J. and Ute ranct Moore tnee McGinnis). aged 6 years a months. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. 8.30 A.

residence. 415 8. 24th St. Mass of Angels. St.

Patrick's Church. JO A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

MOORE. Aug. 23. ELIZABETH MOORE, fnee Kealey). widow of Andrew i.

Moore. Rel atives and friends, also Div. No. 16. Ladies' Auxiliary A.

O. invited to attend runerai. 8.30 A. residence. 5S13 Master st.

Solemn requiem mass. Church of St. Rose of Lima. 10 A. M.

Int. Cathedral. Suddenly. Aug. 22.

OWEN husband of Elizabeth Moore. Relntives and friends are invited to attend tuners 1 eatiir-dav 8:30 A. from daughter's residence. Mrs. James Gaines.

12 Penn Boulevard. East lansdowne. Pa. Solemn High Mass at St. Philomena'B Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cam. O'NEILL.

Snddenly. Ang. 23. THOMAS J. O'NEILL, aged 50.

Relatives and friends, also Plumbers' Local Union. No. 123. invited to funeral. 2 P.

late residence. 5i3 Lansdowne ave. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

Friends may. call Fri- 7 to ft P. M. PATTERSON. Ang.

22. HARRY, aon of Robert and Lillie Patterson, aged 20 years. Relatives and friends invited to services. 1 30 P. parents' residence.

2145 Fernon st. Further services at Dotterer Memorial Baptist Church. 24th and Dickinson 2.80 P. JI. Int.

Fernwood Cem. Viewing Fri. evening. PATTERSON. Aug.

Vm ELLEN widow of Charles H. Patterson, and friends are Invited to funeral. 2 P. M. precisely, residence.

2234 S. 17th st. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

Friends may call Fri. eve. PENTONEY. Suddenly. Aug.

24. MICHAEL husband of the late Johanna C. Pentoney. Due notice from late residence. 1540 N.

Mer-vine st. PERKTN'P Aug. 23. Boston, JOSEPH L. PERKINS, late of Phila.

and Waynesboro. Va. Services 11 A. at Chapel of South Laurel Hill Kjldae ave. and Huntingdon Pa.

P0MR0Y. Aug. 23 CATHERINE P0MROY (nP, Sexton), formerly of Consbohoeken. beloved wife of Isaac Pomroy. Relatives and friends invited to attend fnneral.

8.30 A. residence. 4444 Baker Manayunk. Solemn requiem St. John the Baptist Church.

10 A. M. Int. private Westminster Cem. ROBERTS.

Aug. 22. JAMES husband of Msrv W. Roberts (nee Himesl. Funeral, to which relatives and friends, also all societies of which he was a member, are invited.

8 A. from residence. 1430 S. Bd st. Solemn mass of requiem at Church of Haered Heart.

9.30 A. M. precisely. Int. strictly private.

ROHM. Aug. 23. JOSEPH, beloved husband of Josephine Rohm, aged 80 years. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to at-tend-the funeral on 8.80 A.

from the undertaker's establishment. Jrank Dreher. 1320 Germantown are. The body' can be viewed Fri. eve, SCOTT.

Suddenly. Ang. 21. at Bass Rock. CHARLES SCOTT.

eon of late Charles and Ella J. Scott, in his 58th year. Funeral services at his late residence. 8070 Overbrook at 2.40 P. it.

Int. private. SHUSTER. Aug. 22.

JOSEPH 8. HHTS-TER. agefl R9. Relatives and friends -so 8th Ward Republican Club, and employees of Camden Water are invited to attend fnneral. 10.30 A.

late residence. 43o Wlnslow Camden, Ji. J. Int, Paulsboro M. E.

Cem. SEITHER. Ang. 24. TOTTI8A.

widow of Frederit-k Seither. aged 83 years. Funeral services Sunday. 2 P. at the residence of ber daughter.

Mrs. Wm. D. Asnit. 1612 Bus-comb sr.

1st. private. Frienda may call Saturday 8 to 10. SHELDRAKE. 8th month.

24th. C. ANNA SHELDRAKE, daughter of the Ute Charlea and Phoebe Sleeper. Relatives and frienda are invited to fnneral services, seventh day. 26th 2 P.

Friends' Meeting Howe. 15th and Facw sts. Int. Darby Friends' Ground. SMILEY.

Snddenly. Aug. 23. ANDREW ROBENO SMILEY. Relatives and friends Invited to attend fnneral services.

2 P. residence. 5009 Walton ave. Int. private.

TAG ART. Ang. 22. HARRISON, hnsband of Maria Taggart. Relatives and friends and all organizations of which he was a member, invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. residence. 3214 Emerald st. Int. private.

North Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed 7 to 9 P. M. THOMPSON. Aug.

JANE, wife of late William George Thompson (nee Smith), aged 63. Funeral services 2 P. 2203 N. 7th at. Int.

private. 5ft. Moriah Cem. Frienda may call 7 to 9 P. M.

Y0IGT. Ang. 22. APOLLONTA beloved wife of Charles Volar, in her 54th year. Rela tives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services.

10 A. -at ner late residence. 1R68 Judsoti st. Int. private.

Remains may be viewed Eri. 8 to 10. WARO-Aug. -23. SARAH, beloved wife of Samuel Ward.

Relatives and friends, also Sanh Ddbson Lodge. Daughters of St. George. Invited to attend fnnernl services. 2 P.

residence. 4048 Ridge East Falls. WEIER. Aug. 24.

RUDOLPH M. WEIER. Relatives and friends. aKo Burllncton lodae. No.

32. F. and A. M-. of New Jersey, are io-vited to attend funeral.

2 P. from his late reidence. 2i27 N. 11th st. Int.

private Northwood Cem. Remains may be viewed 7 to 9 P. M. No further notice. WEIKEI- At Iter home, sr.22 Girard ave Ana.

23. FLORENCE wife of htrU. Wetkel. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 1 P.

at the Oliver H. Balr 182) Chestnut it. Int. private, HITE. August 23.

SAMUEL. WHITH. AcCGSSOrV 'we. battery service ignition plant. vul nlant and repair shop.

-niplying 11 largest in th city, doinr. 25.00O stock included; financed sate lo-wo cash: old estahlibhcd. investi- GARAGF! new. tiearly Eled. -ooo Price Sf.O.000.

financed with ro goodwill: bargain. GARACF1 capacity. W. ly fiil-d: rent So; 5-year Bursa at (jrARAfT! anf! accessory store, main highway: rent bis incindPs; fnanci with cash. Vance Realty Co.

vrTJb APSrRED INCOME If yon invest in our oo-n-r-anr you are guaranteed eialtt per cent, and Ut" special participating feature wiil in iit probability ray over twenty per cent. T'V-'S a Tvn-' rigilt here in in a wt-ll-knnwn manufacturing company; protection uf principal gnurnntevd. We are not stock brokers. For particulars address. Box B-72, Inquirer Office.

feriUHNf: OPrORTl-MTY t'hanc to make on an investment of $20,000" eleven sti; high ground, situated on West tiestcr p'ke and B-yn Mawr road at Broom a 11. which lias thirty homes, schools and churclies; hiph-speed trolley cars step in front of gror.nd: Npriiiirtield water, electric lights; ixi miles C3d Market un Siit tiigiiwu.v. ihrep othr lot developments out. here. Jielhns fast.

Apply HITTENHOTSE Office. 301 X. 3d aecoDd floor. Fa. T-'TE for sale, includina property.

"nul I have my milk people, and ''P to-oate. i aa prove to you where I clear A sooii man can clear $200. I can show Mv nnperty i-, a corner liouse. cran'te iront. on firt-cluss street, and Iass I am compelled to HI oh 2 3l of an accident I had a few weeks IiS which my health i failine.

Anv- iuincsieu ant win means business tali FKRKAME SS-K-4 for appointment. REAL Bl'SIXESS IXVESTMEXT t. rftner with to take over cne-. interest, active or silent, in close oor- liav'nK a marvelous no-rotnietition lieoi ed and in real demand. i i Prominent business men of inteeritv: no stock selling scheme, but opportunity for an lc business and a real return en tne investment.

Quick action necessary. It-l'. ItHimrer office. COWEN-McCOOL BUSY BUSINESS BROKERS COME IN riCE 45 N. 13TH ST.

BACK 4500 of to J2D0 available eold and silver mine of merit, located in vada: over $50,000 produced to date: iteo-Joaical examinations and reports bv three rec-PBnized authorities: prominent Philadelphia and aW business men interested: no indebt edness, no promotion: assavs. suippinK reports and full information available. Kilid investi-ation invited. -rif. Inquirer office.

fur plant is thoroughly equipped and can nndertake work in any of the following lines: timitin-e. cabinet work, house furnishings, toys, radio, wooden noveDies. etc. Send us your specifications. W.

H. Dollar Mfc. Camden. OWXERs of approximately fifty acrus in Montgomery county, on fine roads, close to trains am) trollevs. adjacent to propertv sell-In for SI.W.

would like to hear from mat: financially able to assist in development and Become treasurer of company to be incor- X-fif. Inquirer Offtre. Ardmore Store for Rent New double store, located on busiest part of business section of Ardmore; will rent as one pplyTo SUit -tenant- For information ANngEW REPETTO. Ardmore Hotel. WE HAVE BUYERS Tor Tour business.

Xo publicity, no advance for representative. G00DIS 1237 iIark''t Room 903. Stnicegf19 Race 1477. ISFLENDID OPPOHTCNITY new patent of a necktie which will bring a fortune for a manufacturer; for sale with royalty or without royalty. For personal interview write 48.

Ingu'rer office. BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY Satisfaction guaranteed, ouick action mr ATT mc'lt'. uu advance charge, no JsJJLJxTl try me. Spruce 06S6. R'oi9jjl1420 Chestnut st.

JiCSINESsj PROPOSITION Old established jIn saw anrt timber vard wiiJi sidinii: also small farm, containing about acres, situated between Somerton aud Tre-vose on P. K. R. V. S.

Grant Steiner. Trevpse. pMt LNELGLIIC man wirh iiitOTtiobile to. join ra-'!" ciirpany. and cover radius of Philadelphia: good commission.

$50 per week drawing aci-ouuv. Must Dave at least $500. Xel- PIIOQC; 1-OCUSt 4SJO. Ask for Manager. GARAGES We Have Them at All Prices ance Realtv Co 1,12 chestnut ft.

aiac ytj. Room 24 vy al t334 BUSINESS CAPITAL This subject, through personal presentation, is brought forcefully to the attention of prl-Tste financial channels of the higher order. SEPHFZGEHALDj2S Chestnut St. QKICK action necessary on this butcher shop and groceries; old doing S500 week ly: rent. SjO, store and dwelling; $1500 casn; a real imrgain.

B. Ii. LEIDKR A 1 427 I ahmoiiHt ave. Popla 674Q. CORNER CIGAR.

corJfectionery. ice cream store and property, only Brever agent for five squares, practically new. up-to-date soda inurmiin ana othr tlxtures. Doing over a tear. Must have $oo cash.

Call DRUG STORES FOR SALE HARRY SEIDMAN yRCG- STORE BROKER. 1 641 N. FRANKLIN CIGAR CONFECTIONERY store, excellent location; fine home; long lease; can be easily financed. Only those in position to act quick Apply rtt 44jS leveland Logan, tbe-tween isth inth sts. DRUG STORE for sale in town of 80.OO0: business tripled in 3 years; ill health reason for selling: legiiimate proposition: no tririers or agents; business for $22,000.

E-tiS Inquirer Office. KEFTAURANT and oystr house, low rent. corner location; can purchase half interest buy outright: Tare opportunity. For information call 3S55 Lancaster are or 'phone "West 2105. OLD-ESTABLISHED BUTCHER BUSINESS FOR SALE House.

2 butcher routes. Ford slaughter house, acre of ground and entire equipment. Doing good business. Apply to A. crrcjl.

Rancocas. X. J. KNOWN practical randymaker. with 20 years' exoerience.

will instruct how to make all k.nds of caudgv Call Bell 'phone Tioga 3974-J. PART of fine store and large' show window for rent or on commission. Prominent corner, thousands daily. Lingeries, millinery or Irnlcs' wear. Write 4600 North Waruovk "Philadelphia.

ATLANTIC- CITY Sale or rent, reasonable. randy, soda fountain, ice cream parlor. 6-room apnriuient' furnished, excellent reason for seliirit: low- rent, $68 monthly. M-2160, Tn-fu'rer Branch. and Iehigh.

RARE oitoorrnnitv to get half interest in es tablisjied well paying mortgage and loan rjUMitess; partner retiring on account oi ill Jiealth. Part cash required. M-hi Inquirer tffi-e. FOR KALE Good opportunity for news stand: soda water, candy and cigars aud cigarettes in station. P.

R. Chester. Pa. Apply 2 E. 3d Chester.

FOR SALE Electric shore repairing shoo, located about forty miles from Landis stitcher, fuliv equipped, price $1500: S1000 rasru inquirer ortice. PARTNER desired as business, manager for estab. paint b-isiness. Will teach beginner. Investment of $000 required.

Salary. Phone jwmioiit MEAT MARKET and delicatessen, old estab. trade, doing $1000 to $1200 weekly; good reasoa for selling. Inquire 122 Delaware or -ptioue Kiverton 327. Tf) PAY cash for entire or portions of stock dry goods.

shes. gents' urnUhings etc. Friedman Pitman. 3019 Kensington ave. oamm oilti.

ilEAT MARKET in thriving country town. 7 miies from Camden, doing from JvHoO to $.00 weeKiy tasu Dusiness; for sale reasojabie. Inquirer office. AUTO repair shoo for sale in lame aarage plenty of work, good pay; reason leaving town. Phone Belmont 2828.

Ask for ile- cna nic. StESTAURANT. doing a nice business. 10 rms and bath; rooms will pay rent; reasons for selling, poor ueuiui. Apply 1B3S German town avenue.

HEAT store for sale in heart of Chester: will rent: best trade. weekly busines; sell, worth the money by September 1 W-59. 1 ero i e. 321 N. 17TH ST.

Goodwill. st-Hk and fix-tnres for sale of old established ladles' and gents' furnishing store, also household fnrni- ttlte lor sate, ior icm. ESTABLISHED hardware and electrical business, crienp: either interests: must sell; $2000 Baker. Lincoln 4c Pacific Wild- i ood N. JOB COMPOSiTOR.

with some cash to open office with a pressman owning dandy Job plant. Some trade. X-5. Inquirer office. FIRST-CLASS bakery for sale.

Bargain for OUtCK tluj rr, uiiiiun iu irv. September on the Great Lakes BEAUTIFUL autumn scenery. September sailing weather ideal for World Famous Cruise on the Great Lakes Transit Corporation Palatial Steel Steamers. "JUNIATA" "0CT0RARA" Buffalo to Mackinac and Duluth The particular attention of people suffering from hay fever Is called to the well-known curative propert-es of the climate at Mackinac and on Lnte Superior. Nine-day cruise to Dill nth and return.

Passenger service exclusively every three days, stopping: at Cleveland. Detroi't, Mackinac, Sault Ste. Marie. Houghton. Best dining: service and Bleeping- accommodations the world included in fare.

JJANCIXG OBCOLSIRA TUkmtB auiaf reaervotiang at W. H. Zelift, C. 452 Thm onrsa. mr evi Tmurist Railroad Ticht Offict i I'm IT and provision ttore for kale.

1303 X. isth st. CIGARS and W. main ouick sale Betts. 1218 Filbert street.

SU'OO BUY'S cigar, confectionery and Ice cream store, r.222 Girard ave..