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0 0 0 to 1 76 house. THE INQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1926 4521 NAGLE. Jan. 5. WILLIAM NAGLE, 89 A Reiatives and friends invited to funeral services.

Sat. 2 P. parlors Fri. Hillpot, 2818 8th. wt.

Friends may Funeral to 9 P. M. Spring Jan. WILLIAM. Mary's of Anna Neaves.

Relatives and friends invited to service, at P. at BOR dence of his daughter. Mrs. Joseph stine, 711 E. Moyer st.

Int. at Fernwood fu- of Jan. 5, JOHN. beloved parents' also De Mary 0 Brien. Relatives and Local Sota Couneil.

No. 286, K. of Union No. 277. Phila, District 6.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and V. A. from are invited to funeral, of America, rest- st. his late residence. N.

Int. Holy Solemn Cross high mass, Gesu Church. 10 A. Cem. ter of O'DONNELL.

On Jan. 6. MARY So- Relatives late Peter F. and Catharine O'Donnell. Mon.

friends are invited to and 6605 5836 at 8.80 from her late St. Church of st. Solemn requiem mass Christian residence, Cross Holy Cross Transfiguration at 10 A. M. Int.

Cem. the Jan. 6. EDWARD husband OSLER.Relatives late Mary Ogler (nee King), in 86th John Post. and friends, also I.

James Ashworth At A. R. are invited to attend the 4611 neral. Dittinan 2 P. from his late residence, Cem.

Frankford. Int. at HAR- Viewing Friday from 8 to to PARK. PARK. -Of pneumonia.

on Jan. 5. of at 7.30 A. of 2058 from Fletcher st. Funeral at.

Chestnut Oliver H. Bair Church, st. Requiem 10858 at Holv at 9 A. M. Int.

private, Viewing eve. wife PERROT. -On Jan. 6. ANNA of Thomas A.

Perrot and beloved hus- of Mayme mother vited Salt. Relatives and friends are 11, 2 P. to attend the funeral services, Lang- st. at her late residence, 2449 N. Viewing Jan.

Sunday erening. private. Ding- band of 5. HARRY beloved Eliza H. friends.

Piper, in his 79th year. atives Diaston and also employees of st. lees. Sons, invited to attend funeral ell 3 late residence. 3614 P.

family. Wissinoming. Int. at convenience Rela- JULIA DOBBINS. -At Pemberton.

N. Jan. PITTENGERRelatives and friends wife of Harry Pittenger. 846 neral 2 P. are to attend invited the berton.

N. J. from late residence. READING Mt. Holly Cem.

Jan. 5. ANNA widow of ices ward Reading. in her 87th year. Funeral Cheater P.

at her son's of Rela- ware pike Pa. and Cherry Collingdale. residence. Int. Northwood.

Re- of REILLY. Jan. 5. ALICE wife of Reilly Reilly. and daughter of late John and mother of County Longford.

Ireland. tives Sister Alice Mary. 8. N. D.

and and friends, also B. M. 8.30 League of Sacred Heart. Invited to attend Sodality neral. Sat.

8.30 A. residence, 4614 ave. Solemn mass of requiem. of Holy Francis Cross de Sales. 10 A.

M. precisely, Cem. Barington, N. Jan. 6.

PEARL daughter of William of Mary E. Schabinger. Relatives and friends are invited to service. at fu- Oliver H. Bair Bldg.

1820 Chestnut 2 P. st. M. Sun. private.

Friends may call at 1820 Chestnut SCHINER 6. WILLIAM J. husband of Anna Shaw Schiner, aged 2 P. at Schroeder Chapel, 44, 538 Services Broadway, 8. Fri.

Arlington Cem. Friends may Camden. Int. eve. E.

Atlantie City, N. on Jan. G. JACOB SELL. aged 91 years, Notice 1 funeral later.

st. SEIDEL Jan. 5. EDWARD husband 10 Clara E. Goldhahn).

Relatives friends invited to attend funeral services. 2 from parlors of Charles Drewes, 020 Main Darby. Pa. Friends call P- era Int. Arlington Cem.

SHAW Jan. 7. J. FRANK, husband of Elizabeth B. Shaw Relatives and friends, Athelstan Lodge, No.

482. F. A. M. Freemat Chanter.

No. 243. R. A. True Knights in- Lodge.

220, K. of Kensington Circle. 4. B. of Yolo Counell, D.

of And st. skaleta Tribe, No. 6, 1. 0. R.

invited attend funeral services, 1.30 P. M. residence. 175 Lismore Glenside. Pa.

private. Frien la may call 7 to 9 P. Lewistown papers please cone. SINNOTT Jan. 6.

MARGARET of Joseph Sinnott (nee Congan). Relatives st. friends are invited to attend funeral. A. from residence of her son-in-law.

John Bennett. 2539 Willard st. Solemn 5, quiem mass at St. Bridget's Church. 9.30 A.

Int. Westminster SMITH. Jan S. JOHN. husband of Barbara R.

Smith friends, (nee Shetzline), Kensington aged 81. Relatives also Conneil, No. 9. 0. in- A.

are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. late residence, 1240 E. ery ave. Int. private.

at Greenwood (K. PI Com. SMITH Jan. 6. EDWARD husband of Anna Smith, aged 74.

Funeral services 2 P. at his residence, 1544 Unity Frankford. Int. East Cedar Hill Coin. Friends may call Fri, eve, Jan.

6, WILLIAM husband of Emma Bogan Spencer. aged 62. Relatives and triends, also Winona Counell, No. 63. 0.

of and members of Truck No. 17, P. invited to funeral services, 1.30 late residence. 2053 Medary Germantown. Int.

Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call 7 to M. Jan. 6. GUSTAV.

husband of Rosa Spiess (nee Dannecker), aged 81. Due notice will be given. STIGERS. Jan. 6, CHARLES W.

STIGERS. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral, 8.80 A. from residence of his daughter. Mrs. Adelaide Myers.

5714 Chew Ger. mantown. Solemn requiem mass. Church Immaculate Conception. 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Wilmington. Del. -Jan.

5. at Chatham. N. J. EDGAR CUSTER, son of William Dixon and Dorothy Custer Townsend.

aged 2 years menths. Funeral services at residence of Mra. Harrison Townsend, 4103 Baltimore 10 A Int. private, Jan. 6.

408 Cheltena Jenkintown. LOUISA. widow of Jacob Traub. aged 86. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, from residence of her son.

William Traub. Richboro, 2 P. M. -At hits residence. 1909 N.

17th Jan. M. MILTON husband of Lillie Halsall Ulmer, Relatives and friends invited to service. Sat. P.

Church of the Ad. vocate, 18th And Diamond ate. Int. private. Jan.

6. EMMA, beloved wife of Leonard Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, 12 M. precisely from parlors of C. C. Schick.

N. 17th st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends mAY call Friday, 7 to 9 P.

M. WELLER At his residence. 9 Haverford Brookline, Jan. 5. H.

A. WELLER. D. D. Reintives and friends invited to ice.

ton. 47th 2 and P. Cedar at ave, Church Int. of Fernwood the IncarnaFriends may call Thurs, eve. WILEY Jan.

5. ALBERT BARNES. son of late John and Surh Wiley. in his 80th vear. Funeral services Fri.

8 P. late residence. 2452 Nicholas Int. Oetorara. Chester M.

WILLIAMS his home. 912 Spruce st. on Jan. 7. SAMUEL.

STOKES WILLIAMS. aged 76 vears. Service And int. private, Phila. Naval Hospital.

on Jan. 7. Rear Admiral A B. WILLITS. 0.

8. retired. In his 75th year. Service on 2.30 P. at Oliver Bair 1820 Chestnut st.

Int. National Fort Meyer, Sat. WILSON. Jan, nt his residence, 7204 Germantown nve Mt. Airy.

GEORGE BUS TON. husband of Inte Caroline Mininger WEllson. Friends mar call Fri. 7 to 9 WILSON. -On Jan.

5. LENA. wife of late William Wilson. Relatives and friends family invited to funeral services. 230 at her late residence.

3330 N. Smedley st. Int. Adnth Teshurun Cem. Viewing 7 WINTERS.

Jan. 6 ROXANNA, widow of Rev. David Winters, in her 91st yenr. Funeral services 2 P. at First Preshyterian Church.

Chester and Ashland aves. Pa. Viewing 7 to 9 P. at David Bide. 317 524 st.

Int. Ar. Ineton Com. ZEPP- At Washington. D.

Jan. 5. WIL HELMINA E. widow of Jacob Zepp. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral, from residenc of her Arthur White.

24 F. Pearl Burlington, N. J. 2 P. M.

Int. private, CEMETERY LOTS HILLSIDE Cemetery. lot No. 883. Evergreen section.

Call 2930 Sydenham st. 12-GRAVE lot. Arlington. side section. Shedwiek.

618 N. 34th. Phila. MACHINERY AND TOOLS TWO switches, with Weston ametera and volt meters, complete. 50 ft.

of 18-inch leather belts. Penna. Iron and Metal Company. 949 North 12th street. SALE- -Acetylene welding, cutting ontfite and accessories: lowest prices.

new and used. Call or write Milhurn Sales Bourse Bide. WOODWORKING machiners. will sell cheap. Call Wyoming 3177.

Mr. Richman. RADIO EQUIPMENT AERIALS and seta installed and repaired. ape. cal sets constructed.

inquiries invited from architects and builders for wholesale International Radio 34 S. 17th st. RADIOLA Super Heterodyne, guar. pert. like new, cost $355.

Sell $250 4018 Lancaster RADIO repairing and wiring Gilmore Radio Hospital. 23491 1th. Ph. Col. 8736.

WEDDING STATIONERY Invitations. Wedding serint ments. coding two lettering. seta 100 1n of envelopes. $3.50: 100 ENGRAVING visiting carda, COMPANY $1.00.

OTT 1030 Chestnut street Philadelphia NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN Philadelphia, January 7, 1926. At a meeting of the Board of Directors held this day, a Quarterly Dividend of Six (6) Per Cent and an Extra Dividend of Six (6) Per Cent were declared, payable January 15, 1926, to Stockholders of record at the close of business January 14, 1926. The sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000) was added to the Surplus Account, making that fund Three Million Dollars Capital (Full paid). $500,000.00 Surplus (Earned) 3,000,000.00 Undivided Profits 238,564.09 $3,738,564.09 Dividend Checks will be mailed. 8, 1926 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GARAGE 75 always traffic street in the eity.

price $50.000. Cash required $6000. CARAGE, 60 oiled. tine corner: nearly necessory, KiN oil trade, Price. Including stock.

$2800. GARAGE 100 78 cars In; good lease: price 81200. CO. IT LARGE PAYS OR TO SMALL. SEE LEASE OR MANY PROPERTY, 1320 WILSON SON SOL GARAGE BROAD dyemiles FARMER.

on shares, 115 acres fruit and farms tn Penna. near Phila: 20 acres and show- peach orchard ante Washinston years old. House, implements and And orchard. References asked and given. place dress T-841.

Inquirer office quick DISTRIBUTOR, of popular, hishly medium priced automobile. has been distributor over wide territory and offer the Phila. Sales rights to a responsible Individual or company. Address K-892, office, Good OIl, burners display, dealers to handle filled. class off burners that have been Will by the National Board of Fire part and giving perfect satisfaction Applicants pro- be capable and trustworthy.

Address Inquirer office. GROCERY. cigar and candy store, doing nice bus. will sell for 5500 or inventory, store and living quarters for small fam. 8 garages, all for 825 month.

Garages for 89: bargain for some one. Ralph Linfeld. or Ever. 5035. 9TS.

man wanted to join party CONGENIAL management of big retail market such cashiering and keeping books, to invest salary $40 a week and share of protits, pub- man preferred, Address M-2843 Inquirer Branch, Second and Ones, WANTED Party will capital to sell on great fortune to be made, handle money, Call between 2 and 8 P. Pine st. RESTAURANT AND BOARDING over doing $500 weekly. all con. Stock and tures at sacrifice.

a wonderful opportunity, John W. T. Wright, Newtown, Pa. MUSICAL composer wanted to set music olle operatic act and songs. Mantell, Pine street DRESS manufacturing plant for sale sacrifice well equipped.

A apply req. Dress 806 Cherry st. MUSHROOM plant for rent Mopie, Apply G. W. Gerst.

State Mople, or 88 N. Hobart Phila. GOOD opportunity for any one to go into texdrink and soda business. Brand new matic machinery, 5 trucks. 717 Snyder SPACE in grocery store for butcher: rent TeAS fully equipped with all fixtures: derful opportunity.

Apply 2035 N. 18th good ESTAR. MILLINERY SHIOP saeritied. due to death of owner. Dn Barry Hat 1425 Atlantie City.

GOOD opportunity for party who can $3000 in a wholesale business: salesman ferred. Inquirer office. last live GARAGE. S. Phila.

170-car capacity. can now 140 cor. concrete must be Imperial Realty 1015 Chestout. BAKERY. cor property, for sale, direct St.

owner. Call Sunday, 4730 A above oming ave. DRUG STORES We have some new Rlack wood Long. 1946 Diamond st Dia. tions added to our fist, suburban.

HAVE few lots for sale, just miles Miami. Call Ritt. 7365, bet. 7 and P. CONFECTIONERY fore, stock and fixtures, fully equipped to manufacture candy.

lease 2102 North Front street. JEWELRY STORE, stock, fixtures, W. excellent location: welling nt account owner's health. Evergreen 6306. DYEING.

cleaning and tailoring business: cellent sec, first-class trad owner other Phone War. 0119. DRUGGIST has new store and dwe. for squares from nearest store, BIDDLE 4651 5th street. FOR SALE -Cigar store, good la ation: class fixtures and fountain: $8000, guarantee E-887, Inquirer office MANUFACTERERS WILL REPRESENT YOU IN THE TERRITORY: COM BASIS: CAN FINANCE SELF.

809. INQUIRER. DELICATESSEN A busy grocers store section: ROT for selling. Call Camden 190 M. LARGE APT.

HOUSE. AT YOUR PRICE. CENTRALLY LOCATED QUICK ACTION REQ. R-518. INQUIRER OFFICE.

PARTNERSHIP Restaurant, doing over weekly: handle cash and supervise front: kitchen exp. unnec. $2500. 2454 Gta. aVe.

WHOLESALE salad. Olive oft and specialty business, ent. 24 Capital required. $4000. Call Market 1806.

239 N. Front st. HOTEL. central. 30 bathe.

h. w. newly decorated and reduced price of quick sale. Lutes. 022 Spruce.

DRUG STORE West Phila. $25.000 year's sales: $5000 net profit. cheap terms. Inquirer office, BEAUTY PARLOR. excellent location equipment, only $200 cash.

balance terms, Apply at Room 32. 1414 8. Penn 8g. ROOMING HOUSE. excellently located Sesqui.

14 very reasonable, terms. Apply Room 82. 1414 6. Penn Square, 62 E. TOLPEHOCKEN, Germantown, CIgAr.

candy and stationery store, reasonable, DOSA. Car 28. HARDWARE bus. for sale, cheap rent. ner property.

Sacrifice, Reason is illness. Michigan NOTIONS STORE. stork. cheaper than inventory, 823 rent monthly. Yearly lease.

2539 E. Edgemont st. TAILOR shop. old eat. cleaning de pressing business with renl estate In upper Call Walter A Bell.

Germantown 5751. LARGE house, Chestnut, fir. 20th, 25 for parking space. Just renov. Ideal offices.

ante, rms. Good lease. Loc. 4839. WILL sublease part of lat class men's cloth.

In store, to Hire wire haberdasher. Excep. Opp. 10 stood bum. sec.

M-888. Inquirer. HABERDASHERY. best location in West Phil. adelphin $2000 to $3000 cash required: 2000 reason for selline.

0-42. Inquirer. Market At. MAIL. order business, extub.

Must be sold. Other business demands time. for $150. Call evenings Morris, 2303 Gratz. GARAGE.

Just completed, capacity 226 direct front builder: financed to suit you. Evanson. 6207 Baltimore ave. STORE for sale. anerifice.

good opportunity quick buyer. Apartment. heat, hot water. 210 Atlantic Atlantic City, GARAGE for sale: 80-car capacity; 60 taken: elevator, steam heat, can be used any purpose, 8-847. Inquirer office.

COR, STORE and dwelling, across from school. doing good business: cor. of Haines and or enl1 Germantown 0862. DELICATESSEN STORE and dwelling. cor.

Westminster and Paxon good cation: plenty traffe. Belmont 10276 SILENT partner, $300. money kucured. abod proposition. Will shortly pay $75 per week.

H-817. Inquirer office. GARAGE or portunity: Karage 1828 business, E. Letterly good opSt. MEAT market for rent or sale.

Traffic section. Phone Garfleld 2202. TAILOR shop, forced to sell at once. Golnu Florida, Call Lombard 1379. REPAIR SHOP, long establish, will give Tong lease, Kays, 354 Sunder ave.

BAKERY. store and route. doing 8600 weekly. trial given. Address to Bot T.443, 10g off DRUG store, rare opport for amb.

that. lit cash. owner leaving elty. Col. 10479 BUSINESS root for sent.

Apply at 118 South Eighteenth street estab. good paying fruit and produce store, incl. TeRR. 1506 Susquehanna. BARBER SHOP for sale.

of other butIness. 500 North 11th street Drug Store N. Seldman, 1641 $2000, N. $500 Franklin dwa. POCKET billiard room for sale.

good business location. P-87. Inquirer. Market st. BARRER SHOP.

5 chairs, in heart of business district: good bur. 128 8. 17th street. BEAUTY PARLOR or equip't for sale. reR sotable.

Call Lombard 3023. PARTNER. with $1500, to manage dance hall, centrally located. Tom office. WONDERFUL opp.

for watel repairer to rent ADR in store. low rent 120 8, 11th SMALL restaurant and nester good will and fixtures. c'ambria GROCERY end meat store for sale in select section of Germantown Ing. off 3 ROOM OFFICE. with large basement, on Arch st.

near 20th 30, Tonulrer, Market st. PARTNER wanted ren. for established business. little money 901 5th st. TAILOR BUSINESS for sale: rent very cheap.

2224 Orthodox Frankford. BARBER SHOP for sale, bargain to quiek buyer. 33 N. 9th CANDY. ice And elgar store: very 1502 N.

Second HARDWARE, housef'n bum. prop. sale, Ses. gal Inc, gond rens. for selling.

Ore. 7122. MEAT and route 12004 territory $1500 chance for hustler. Kazek. Sher.

1855, well equipped, for sale near the Seagul entrance. 2504 Brond At. GROCERY and delicat store with or without prop must Bell. Illness. Lor.

7497. CORNER meat and grocery store In suburbs: good business. 8-34 Inquirer. Market st. GARAGE.

35-car capacity. for with house and store 1030 4th BARBER shop, for sale, very cheap. 933 Market inden. N. WONDERFUL for dellentessen and gents furnishings store.

Call Cuinden 327. BUTCHER store. grocery and delicatessen for sale 2503 E. At. Business Opportunities Wanted Have Buyers Waiting Garages, Drug Stores and Apt.

Houses. Rit. 7170. 1524 Chestnut. Suite 701-08 HARRY HART WILL buy half interest.

In -mall printing plant, partner must be practical In nit Ing high quality. give full detalls. loc. style size of wtd. presses.

Mar. in frat E-852, letter. amount of money off STOCK and fixtures bought, of any description. highest pricey paid. goods removed the same day Phone Market 4040.

evenings Preston or write 510 N. 7th at I DESIRE 10 buy interest from $10 000 to $30.000 In profitable old established concern, with or withont services, References exchanged. N-440. Inanirer office, YOUNG MAN has Dodge truck and little capital: would like interesting proposition. R-69, Inquirer.

Market street. TAILORING bu- ness wanted. prefer mostly old work. WH1 consider property also. A-11.

Inquirer office, Market street. DRUG STORE. establisbed. or location Adential. 0.835.

Inquirer office. YOUNG MAN 90 bookkeeper, has 8500 and services: make offer. 8-43. Market st. BARBER shop centrally located: state conditions.

Earnest Landl. 1438 8. 11th. USED AUTOMOBILES USED AUTOMOBILES BRISCOE touring. cheap: time payments if desired.

1218 24 BUICK sedan. late '24. 4 wheel brakes. $70 down. bal.

1 seat. National, 660 N. Broad. a cd 25 REDISCOUNT RATE INCREASED Federal Reserve Bank of That District Is Now Also on 4 Per Cent. Basis NEW YORK, Jan.

recognizing a tightening of credit conditions throughout the country, the Federal Reserve its Bank rediscount of New rate York today advanced the to 4 per cent. from been in effect per cent. charge that has The change followed since the increase in the Bank of February 27. England's rate from 4 to 5 per The last of the announced Reserve on institutions to cling to December 3. a per cent.

the New York bank finally lent rate, its powerful influence to a movement apparently designed funds to from shift the speculative country's quarters to the more productive chansurplus nels of trade. Considerable progress in this direction was accomplished by permitting the outside Reserve banks -Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia and San Frandisco--to take the lead in increasing rates. This restriction of credit immediately brought funds withdrawals of excessive interior which has been poured into the converted New York call loan market and country banks from lenders to borrowers, through an increase in rediscounting at this centre. With this movement well under way, the advance in the New York rate now expected to stabilize the country's credits operations at a higher level. The establishment of a higher rate at Boston several weeks ago gave speculative Wall Street its first warning that credit facilities were to be tightened, and this assumption was borne out when other Reserve banks, in which the need for higher rates was less urgent.

With soon the Bank of England's followed suit. rate on a 5 per cent. level, the danger of attracting additional British gold here apparently was removed and the New York bank was left free to govern its policy according to domestic needs. The change brings the rediscounting charge into closer alignment with time money rates. NEW BOND OFFERINGS Several Attractive Issues Are, Announced by Syndicates Harris, Forbes Company are heading a syndicate which has bought $2,500,000 City of Juan, Porto Rico, per cent.

bonds, and which is now offering them basis to yield from 4.30 to 4.35 per, cent. Remick, Hodges Company, Graham, Barsons Company, B. J. Vaningen Company and Redmond Company are offering $324,000 City of Bayonne, N. per cent.

school bonds, due 1927 to 1966, at prices to yield per cent. NOTES OF THE STREET The membership of J. Keating Will. cox on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange has been transferred to Walter C. Janney, senior member of Janney and Company.

The Detroit Edison Co. has called a special meeting of stockholders to vote on proposed increase in authorized capital stock from 850,000 shares of $100 par to 1,200.000 shares of $100 par. Annual meeting of company will also be held on same date. "The railroad outlook is better than it has been at any time in the last 20 Fears," says George F. Brownell, vice president and general counsel of Erie Railroad on eve of his departure for Europe.

The New York Stock Exchange has stricken from the list Chrysler Corportion common stock without nominal or par value, old. James H. Wynn has been elected a member of the Philadephia Stock Exchange. F. E.

Patterson, secretary and urer of American Steel Foundries, stated that the company is operating on an average of 60 per cent. of capacity and that trend of operations is steadily upward. Company enters 1926 with a good volume of business on its books and outlook is dat current activity will continue for everal months. Stockholders of Amrican Natural Gas-People's Gas Co! have ratified proposition of transfe of company's natural gas properties valued at 000,000 to its subsiliary Columbia Natural Gas which in turn will be merged with Peoples Natural Gas Co. Directors of May repartment Stores meet February 4 for lividend action but no change in rate contemplated according to an office of the company.

Earnings he said, re satisfactory. The New York Sock Exchange membership of Willian Cochran has been sold to Howard Babeock and that of R. H. Bissell to Murray Klauber and that of Emil A. Fauchert to E.

Palmer Burnham, all for $140,0000. The seat of William Mithell has been sold to Edward E. Barlett, for nominal consideration. The price of $140,000 is unchanged fros last previous sale. Controllinginterest in common stock of Beacon Of Company, of Boston, has been purchaed by Louisiana Oil Refining Compan, C.

M. Leonard and a830- ciates. Maor part of stock purchased is to be refined by new interests. A public offering of a portion of the coin mon is expected to be made in few days by banking group headed by Jesup and Marshall Field. Glore, Ward Company.

J. M. B. Hexsey, of Atlanta, vice president of Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company, a subsidiary of Southern Tell Telephone Company, has been engaed as executive assistant to the commitee on stock lists of the New York Stok Exchange. Mr.

Hoxsey will assume his new duties about the middle January. M. W. Bartlett, president of the Splitdorf Bethlehem Electrical Company, annunced yesterday that the company ad acquired all assets Teagle Mageto Company of Cleveland. of tract with Oil Ompany, Recent, develpments in including the affairs conPratie Line for ernde 000 working releases, about in invensupplies which up tory, are drawng attention to the meeting of directes in Columbus, Ohio, on January 25 take action on dividends.

trend of earnings for the past nine months indcate. it is said. that the company wll cose its fiscal year endIng 500,000 March 31 vith an increase of its balance available for common dividends. Private disatches from London state that the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey ha obtained from the British controlled oil fields, limited, a conof cession its to baf of the central portion zuela, with aroyalty property, in per Vene- cent. Buchiacon on the oil roduced.

The provides the Standard of New agreement JerBey 2000 will dell two wells to a depth of feet may purchase a maximum of $0000 barrels daily at the market price The Missuri-Kansas-Texas Railroad has placedorders for 5500 tons of rails with Fuel and Iron and 4500 Steel diried equally between Illinois tons and Inland Steel. COTTON MARKETS From The Inquirer Bureau. NEW YORK, Jan. were attracted COTTON market today by au advance which carried the price of near months back to approximately the high levels of last Monday and placed March at a premium 100 points over July. The range of prices: Month.

Open High. Low. Close. Wed. Jan 20.15 20.24 20.04 20.08 20.05 Mar 20.00 20.12 19.89 19.02 19.93 May 19.50 19.65 19.45 19.49 19.30 July 10.07 19.12 18.90 18.00 18.09 Oct 18.36 18.89 18.12 18.12 18.20 LIVERPOOL, Jan.

7 (A. TON. spot, good business prices steady, American, strictly good middling. 11.49: rood middling. 11.24: strictly middline.

mid10.49: strictly low middling, 10.04: low middling. 9.40: strictly good ordinary, 8.99; Ing. good ordinary. 8.84. Sales.

8000 bales. Includ8500 American. 41.000 bales. 10.00: American 40.200. Futures closed steady.

Mar. 10.13; May, 10.12; July. 10.05; Oct. 9.73; Dec. 9.64.

METAL MARKETS COPPER NEW quiet. YORK, Jan. 7 (A. c. TIN easy.

spot and nearby, $62.75: Electrolytic, spot and futures, futures, $82.25. IRON steady; prices East changed. St. LEAD spot. steady.

$9.25. ZING steady, Louis, $8.75: futures. ANTIMONY, spot, $250 25.50. LONDON, Jan. 7 (A.

60 78 6d. ELECTROLYTIC, spot, COPPER. 6d: Standard £65 15s. TIN, spot. 0286 78 6d: futures.

78 6d. LEAD. spot, 34 178 60: futures. £84 159. ZINC.

spot. £88 158: 178 6d. Chicago Potato Market CHICAGO, Jan. 7 (A. -POTATOES, re637: ceipts, six 54 cars; total United States shipments, Canadian; trading fair: market very firm: Wisconsin, sacked, whites, $4.258 4.50: Minnesota, sacked.

round whites, $4.150 4.35: Idaho, sacked. russets, according to quality. New York Silk Market NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (A, SILK, unchanged. New York Steel Market NEW YORK, Jan.

7 (A. prices unchanged. New York Rubber Market NEW YORK. Jan. 7 (A.

smoked, ribbed sheets, spot, April, RUBBER, ADMIRAL A. B. WILLITS Prominent Retired Navy Officer Was Notable Engineer Rear Admiral Albert Bower Willits. U. S.

retired, a notable engineering officer during his active service in the navy, died yesterday afternoon, after a short illness, in the Naval Hospital, Twenty-fourth street and Gray's Ferry avenue. He was 75 years old. Admiral Willits, whose home was in Highland Park, was admitted to the hospital on Sunday, following a general breakdown. He WAs born in Philadelphia on March 1851, and was the son of the late Rev. Dr.

Alphonso A. and Jane Street Willits. He entered the naval Academy in 1872, graduated a cadet engineer, and was assigned to vessels domestic and foreign waters. He was later commissioned a chief engineer, and after a tour of duty at the Bureau of Steam Engineering, Washington, he served AS engineer officer on the U. S.

S. Iowa and U. S. S. Newark.

In 1911 he was assigned to duty as supervisor of navy yards. Although he retired from active duty in 1913, he was recalled to service during the war and was active in special inspection duty at Bayonne, N. for two years. He married Miss Anna B. White, of Portsmouth.

Va. Admiral Willits is survived by three daughters, two brothers and a sister, who is the wife of William Findlay Brown, assistant to District Attorney Rotan." WILLIAM E. WEST Former Indian Fighter and Spanish War Veteran Given Military Burial William E. West. old Indian fighter and veteran of the Spanish war, was buried yesterday with full military honors.

He died last Sunday, at his home in Evergreen avenue, Larchmont, Delaware re county. Mr. West for the past twenty years was in the navy, and was on the reserve list as a chief petty officer. He was a member of D. C.

Tilghman Camp No. 1, Spanish- War veterans, and of the Naval Camp of the American Legion. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth. The funeral was held from his late home. Interment followed in Montrose cemetery, Delaware county.

CARD OF THANKS THE BYE family wish to thank their many friends for all kindness shown them at the time of their recent bereavement. DIED ADAMS. at his late residence. 6. 5600 Walnut C.

WESLEY 65. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, 1 P. M. precisely. at Hackman 907 Lehigh ave.

Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M.

-Jan. 7, GEORGIANNA BAILEY. Funeral services 2 P. M. the Penn Widows' Home.

1401 E. Susquehanna ave. residence of her son. 7215 McCallom Philadelphia, Jan. ELIZABETH McCLUNG, wife of Harry P.

Barnes, Ambler, Pa. Relatives and friends invited to service, 2 P. at Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut at. -Jan.

6. MAY BELLE, wife of James Berryman. aged 62. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, 1 M. precisely, from W'm.

F. Cushing's, 1807 Pine st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Frt.

8 to 10 P. M. BOSS. -Jan. 7.

MARY R. BOSS. Funeral services 2 P. at residence, 212 S. 41st st.

Int. private, at Odd Fellows' Cem. Jan. 4. ELIZABETH youngest daughter of late John and Martha invited Frayne Bourke.

Relatives and friends to attend funeral. 8.30 A. late residence. 220 8. Scott Glenolden, Pa.

Solemn requiem mass. st. George's R. C. Church.

10 A M. Int. private, Cathedral. BOYAJIAN. Jan.

5, suddenly, PETER, husband of Suson Boya linn. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral. 9.30 A. from Inte residence, 5519 Girard ave. Services 12 D'elock.

Advocate Memorial Church. 18th and Diamond sts. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sat.

eve. 6. REBECCA. widow of Charles C. Boyes, Relatives and friends invited to nttend funeral services.

at her late residence. 204 F. Willow Grove Chestnut HIll. 2 P. M.

Int. private. BROWN. -Jan. 6, HATTIE widow of M.

Cary Brown. In her 77th year. Relatives and friends are invited to the services, 2 P. at the regidence of her son. N.

HarBrown. 136 Harrison Glenside, Int. per private. at West HIll. Friends take 1.02 train from Reading Terminal.

-At Keiser. Jan, 6. MARY widow of William E. Burns. aged 69.

Funeral services 2 P. at parlors of John S. Berkelbach. 8730 Germantown at Broad st. Int.

private, Mt. Peace Cem. Jan. 6. of 5836 Arch Carodus (nee ALFRED 0.

husband of Ellen Firth). Relatives and friends. also St. Alban'8 Lodge. No.

529. F. and A. Invited to attend services. 2 P.

at David G. Frankenfield 317 N. 52d st. Int. Montrose Cem.

-Jan. 6. JAMES. husband of Ella Carroll (nee Beers), Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Sat. 8.30 A.

late residence. 8117 N. 7th st. Solemn Requiem at St. Church, 10 A.

M. Int. at Holy Sepulchre Cem. CASTOR. Jan.

5. ANNIE (nee Kreis), widow of William Castor. aged 71. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at her late residence, 8058 Frankford Holmesburg. Int. at Emanuel Church Ground. Jan. 6.

LAURA L. COLE (nee Harden). aged 63. Relatives and friends invited Co funeral services, 2 at douch ter's residence. Mrs.

Albert H. Kretschmer. 1458 Knighn Camden. Int. Evergreen Cem.

Viewing After 7 P. M. Jan 6. MARGARET wife of the late Henry C. Cook (nee Capper) Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A.

late residence. 1427 N. Hobart st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of St. Rose of Lima, 10 A.

M. Int. St. Denis' Cem HE N. Jan.

7, DEBORAH MOULSON 6. ROSANNA, daughter of John T. and Lillie Farrell (nee Williams), aged 2. Funeral, to which relatives and friends are invited. 2 P.

from parents' realdence. 67 Dudley st. Int. Fernwood. FINLAY.

Jan. 6. JOHN. husband of the late Louisa Finiay. Relatives and friends, also Gothic Lodge.

No. 519. F. and A. and all other societies of which he WAS A member, are invited to attend funeral services.

Sat. at his late residence, 6416 Rising Sun Lawndale, Phila. int. Cedar Hill Cem. FISHER.

-At Devon, Jan. 7, HELEN Friends may call Fri. eve. wife of W. Wharton Fisher.

Serv. lees and int. private, at Old Saint David's Church. Radnor. Pa.

-On Jan. 6. AUGUSTUS H. FLECKENSTEIN, aged 88 years. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral services.

on Saturday, at 2 P. at his late residence. 2032 E. Ontario st. Int.

at Cem. -Jan. 6. ELLEN wife of late John T. Fugitt.

funeral services. Relatives and 2 friends P. invited late to attend residence. 2802 st. Int.

private. Greenwood (K. of Cem. Friends mAy call Sun. eve.

7. 1026. JOHN husband of late Henrietta M. Galbraigh. nged 89.

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 11th 2 P. at late residence, N. st. Int.

private, Central Laurel Cem. -In Spring City. Jan. AUSTIN GIBBONS. In his Sist year.

from late residence. 510 S. Main City, Sat. Solemn high mass. St.

Church, 10 A. M. GOLL. Jan. suddenly, STUART of Jacob F.

and Minnie S. Goll (nee Closkey). Relatives and friends invited to neral services. 2.30 P. at bis residence.

121 N. Wilton st. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Fri.

At Mt. Holly. N. Jan. JULIA daughter of John E.

and Eva Haines. aged 14. Services at parents' dence. Jacksonville road. near Mt.

Holly, N. 1.30 P. M. Int. Columbus, N.

J. HALEY. -Jan. 7. MARY HALEY.

Relatives and friends, also St. Charles' B. M. dality, are invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A. from her late residence.

Girard ave. Solemn requiem at Gregory's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cem.

her residence, 4512 Chestnut on Jan. 5, MARY FARIES. wife of Lyon Services on 2 P. Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut Int.

private. HARGADON. -Jan. 8. MICHAEL J.

GADON. Relatives and friends are invited funeral, 8.30 A. from the parlors Son, 3309 N. Broad Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Stephen's Church.

10 A. M. Int. at Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may view remains at funeral parlors after 7 P.

M. 5. RALPH beloved band of Mary C. Hays (nee Hagy). Relatives and friends invited to funeral services.

2 P. at Inte residence. 92 8. downe Lansdowne, Pa. Int.

private. Jan. SADIE (bee morel. wife of James Hannigan. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A.

late residence. 2507 Federal Solemn mass of requiem. St. Anthony's Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross. HARRIGAN Jan. 6. JAMES husband of Laura Hurley Harrigan (nee Riley) tives and friends invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A.

from late residence. Perklomen Solemn requiem mass Cathedral. 10 A. M. Int.

St. Mark's Bristol, Pa. -Jan. 6. BERTHA, wife Horace G.

Hellerman. of 5651 N. 5th st. tives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 1 P.

from funeral parlors Walter J. Webb. 548 E. Allegheny ave. mains may be viewed Fri.

eve. Int. private. Jan. 6.

BRIDGET CAREY. widow of Thomas Hennessey. Relatives friends invited to attend funeral, A. from residence of Thomas J. McGrath.

4537 N. 15th st. Solemn mass of requiem. Church of the Holy Child. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. HILL- Jan. 5.

FREDERICK beloved husband of Florence V. Hill Nuel). Relatives, friends and employees Binns Patent Band invited to attend neral services. 2 P. late residence, 1832 N.

Camac st. Int. private. Northwood Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. HOLTZ (nee Bothwell). Jan. 4. BETH J.

widow of James H. Holtz. Rela. tives and friends, also Amity Circle. No.

535. C. F. of William Penn Lodge. No.

6. of Crow Connell. No. 199. D.

of members and Ladies' Aid Society of 224 St. M. Church, are invited to attend funeral. P. from late residence.

2337 Tasker Services at 22d St. M. E. Church, 2 P. M.

Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call 8 to P. M. Jan.

7. PASSMORE HOWARD. Funeral services 2 P. M. at the restdence of Mrs.

Joseph Rowland. 315 W. State Media, Pa. Int. at Cumberland Cem.

JONES. -Jan. 5, at her late residence. 5113 Jefferson N. Merchantville, N.

J. MAMIE JONES (nee Metz). Relatives friends vited to services, 1.30 P. the parlore of Sechler Saguire, 1958 Broad Int. private, Remains may be viewed 7.80 to 9.30 P.

M. Suddenly, Jan. 6. ROBERT H. JORDAN.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, 2 P. at his son's residence. William Jordan. 2516 8. 68th Int.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. After a short illness, Jan.

GUSTOF husband of Emma T. Kentopp, aged 57. Relatives and friends, also Doylestown Maennerchor: Sciota Tribe, No. 214, I. 0.

L. 0. No. 1284. and Royal Arcarum.

No. 1117, of Doylestown, are vited to attend funeral, 12.30 P. from his late residence, 3321 N. 20th at. Services at the Doylestown Cem.

Chapel, 3 P. M. Int. Doylestown Cem. Friends may call Sat.

eve. -Jan. 5. CHARLES, husband late Caroline Kucher (nee Sigle), aged 76. Relatives and friends.

also members of Columbia Turn Verein, invited to attend funeral. 2 P. late residence, 2942 Cambridge Int. North wood Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P.

M. his home. 4220 Chestnut on Jan. 6. CLIFFORD E.

LARZELERE. Relatives and friends are invited to service, it A. at Calvary Episcopal Church. 418t above Brown st. Int.

private. Friends may call on from 6 to 10 P. Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. LAWS.

-On Jan. 6. ELIZABETH M. LAWS (nee Donahue). of 1940 8.

15th widow of Anthony A. Laws. Notice of funeral later. LE 5. IDA, widow of David Le Munyon.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8.30 A. 1321 724 Church Onk of Lane, the Pa. Solemn Angels, high A. requiem mass Holy 10 M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Jan. 6, at Winter Haven. PAUL T. LUDLAM.

of Millville, N. aged 58. Relatives and friends, also members of A. C. S.

invited to attend funeral services. at late residence. 108 Oak Millville. N. 2.80 P.

M. Int. Mt. Pleasant Millville. N.

4. JOSEPH McCARTHY. Relatives and friends invited to services. at parlors of Sechler Maguire. 1953 N.

Broad 10 A. M. Remains viewed Thurs. 7.80 to 0.30 -Jan. 6.

EMMA daughter of the late Thomas and Susan Snyder MeDowell. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. Sat. 11 A. at her late residence.

146 E. Mayland Germantown. lut, at the convenience of the family, Friends may call 7 to P. M. 6.

MARGARET A. MeMANUS (nee Weldon), in her 70th year. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8.30 A. from late residence. 5321 Chester ave.

Solemn requiem mass. Church of Blessed Sacrament. 10 A. M. Int.

private. MARQUARDT. Jan. 6. RICHARD K.

MARQUARDT. husband of Betty Marquardt (nee Zimmereimer). aged 00. Relatives and friends all societies of which he was a member invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

residence, 5908 N. Park ave. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call after 10 A.

M. MARTIN. -Jan. 7. FRANK husband of Freda Martin.

Relatives and friends. also St. Alban Lodge, No. 529. F.

and A. Mustclans' P. A. Local, No. and all other cleties of which he WAS member, are invited to funeral services, 1 P.

M. precisely, late residence. 616 Arthur st. Fox Chase). Int.

private, Hillside Cem. Remains may be viewed Sat. eve. Jan. 6.

LEVI husband of late Hannah Masterson. Relatives and friends. also Holy Name Society of St. John the Baptish Church. Manayunk.

invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A. from residence of his son-in-law. James Fagan. 3779 Cresson Wissahickon. Solemn requiem mass.

St. John the Baptist Church. 10 A. M. Int.

St. Mary's Rox borough. MAYER. Jan. 6, MARY wife of late Albert Mayer, of 6500 Germantown.

formerly of Ventnor City. N. in her 89th year. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at 1927-29 N. Broad st. MELAH. Suddenly, of diphtheria. at Munieipal Hospital, on Jan, 6.

KATHRYNEMMA, beloved daughter of Harry A. and Katharine M. Melnh (nee Gordon) and granddaughter of Thomas and Katharine Melah: and William and late Emma E. Gordon. aged 7 years.

Fu neral and int. private. MINSTER. -At Woodbury. N.

Jan, CHARLES MINSTER. 68. Relatives and friends. also all orders of which he WAS member. are invited to attend funeral.

Jan. 11. at 1 at his late residence, 181 8. Broad Woodbury. N.

J. Int. private, at Fern wood Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.

MONTGOMERY. 5. JANE. widow John Montgomery. Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P.

residence, 708 E. Madison st. Int. Oakland Cem. Remains may be viewed after P.

M. Jan. 6, at Centre Square, and of 20th and Federal JOHN husband of Sarah A. Moore (nee Colvin). Relatives and friends invited to fuDeral services.

3 P. at his son's residence. 2017 S. 57th st. Int.

private, Mt. Moriah Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P. M. Jan.

6. CATHARINE widow of Joshua M. Morgan. Relatives and friends, also all organizations of which he WIN A member, are invited to attend funeral serv. ices, 2 P.

at late residence, 1415 W. Dauphin st. Int. at Hillside Cem. Friends may call to 9 P.

M. 6. FRANK 601 of the Francis P. and Rose A Morris (nee Ward. Relatives and friends.

also Phila. Lodge, No. 54. L. 0.

0. Republican League of West Phila. and emplovees of the City Solicitor's office. are invited to funeral. Sat.

A.M. late residence. 1313 N. 51st st. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Gregory's Church, 10 A. M. Int. At St. Denis' Cemn.

Suddenly, Jan. 6. EDWARD, beloved husband of Grace Mullen MeDevitt). Relatives and friends, also Div. No.

29. A. 0. Invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

late residence, 1839 Manton st. Solemn quiem mass. St. Charles' Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Cathedral Cem. Jan. ANNA MURPHY (nee Clark), Due notice of funeral will be given.

FINANCIAL aged attend BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES of call GARAGE N. Alled, bargain at $75,000, husband GARAGE 05x215. Alled. 875,000: cash req. $10,000.

rest- 110 ca Graven- for rent, goodwill. Cem. MORTGAGES For husband friends, and VANCE REALTY Council. 1112 Chestnut St. Rm.

24 Wal. 5375 Race Joiners 8.80 FOR SALE -A branch store, cleaning and Uber Ing, in town of 17,000 population. 30 M. from fully equipped with office workshop. Including counter, mirrors, dauch.

case, $99.99 National cash. register, Hoffman presser, racks, Singer sewing machine, funeral, man giving personal attention to this can make money: priced cheap for at buyer. at M-43, Inquirer, Market st. year. of GARAGE FOR SALE Most modern.

Capacity 120 cars. fu- location. Stands on two street corners. Doing very good business. Nearly Oakland Financed.

Small amount of cash needed. 10. also consider equity in good property AN MARY payment. This 19 an exceptionally good Sat. position.

M-76 Inquirer, Market St. 1420 Name FINANCING ORGANIZING INCORPORATING FRANKLIN ORGANIZATION. INC. 16TH de CHESTNUT BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY estate: 110 charge till sold: no Sutte 701-03. RIt.

7170. 1524 Chest- HARRY HART ROOMING HOUSE inJan. PERRY 16th Fri, beloved hun- Also real Rel- Neity, Henry nut St. servHow- of N. 16th Girard bathe, well Income $380 and fuPem- per nionth: rent $180: 2-year Tease: price $1500 cash.

Owner selling account illness. 10d- Simpson, Harrison S. 15th At. serv- Vulcanizing storage battery Dela- also auto radio neces sories, makes and sells about 8000 batteries can triple; stock and John $20,000: corner property: lease sell. equipment.

or and LAU derful opportunity. No exp. Mary Chestnut Rela: and EXECUTIVE fuCedar Man wanted to take active interest in St. tile manufacturing business: $10.000 to Int. 000 needed to take care of Increase production.

Highest references exchanged. Strictly conon fidential. E-72. Inquirer. Market St.

and FULLY equipped automotive electrical repal shop and battery service station with house, Int. rms. and bath. very cheap rental: doing business: good reus, for selling. very cheap for quick buyer, part cash, will finance: a bout 7 miles from Camden.

C-803, Inquirer office. call year over Department store, 22 wire should do $150.000. 10-year lease, or of BLAU' purchase Old age easy compels terma; stock sale. Many others. 1420 Chestnut of Confectionery wholesale.

110 competition: $65.000 yrly: H. 000 estab. 20 same owner: prop. may BLAU" auto, stock good outstanding rent or sell easy terme: truck acete: 85000 fin. Others, 1420 Chestnut Mt.

also HAIRDRESSERS. rare opportunity for quick cash buyer. six booths, fully equipped. large built-in mirror. two washstands with eliding No.

mirrors. one high grade manicure table with Neo- chair, very slightly used. 304 Bellevue Court to Building. late Int. Wonderful Opportunity M.

To secure oldest established hair goods and wife wig making business in Phila. including real and estate. Excellent location. Deal dfrect with 8 owner, retiring from business, Inq. off.

BUSINESS CAPITAL reM. This subject through personal presentation. brought forcefully to the attention of prifinancial channels of the higher order. and JOSEPH N. FITZGERALD.

128 Chestnut st. U. Bakery wholesale, good business, 2 Peterovens. 3 trucks, all mod. of disagree: big $2000 fin.

BLAU equip'd: must sell quick: owners Others wit prices. 1120 Chestnut. of Picture Theatre Destrable location. ceptionally good pay ing house: price $53.000. about $15,000 cash required: trial allowed; strictly bonatide proposition.

Moving Picture Adv. 1208 Vine st. F. ed for location: over $350 weekGrocery Overbrook, owner not suitP. BLAU ly; should and can do double: fine cor.

stock $3500 fin. all. Others. 1420 Chestnut at. LUNCH and soft drinks' stand.

OIl Bethlehem pk, with 5-rm. house, city improvements. nr. school. stores, acre, large frontage, suitable for gas only $5000.

Small aint. cash. E. J. Kellner.

Bethlehem pike and MIll rd. Phone Chestnut Ill 3857. of open A.M. to 3 P.M.. close Restaurant, produce section, ent.

20 BLAU doing very fine owner retiring: $2500 fin. Others. 1420 Chestnut. PARTNER wanted. Gentile assist plotting numerous splendid patented inventions, tremendous possibilities: $500 required.

Details at interview only, Give phone. Act 1m- mediately. 8.60 Inquirer office, Market st. BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY RENICK publicity. Immediate action South given.

15th St. No Room 608. Rittenhonse 7169 BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY BLAU Also sold: real no estate: publicity. no Race charge 5511. till Rittenhouse 6630.

1420 Chestnut. PARTNER wanted in well established lunchroom: real opportunity for man willing to do his share: stand strictest investigation. Call 407 City Centre Bldg, Grocery del. bedrooms. store, hot with -water corner heat.

property, good business spot: reason old people can't atGoodis tend: $11,000, cash needed $3000. Chestnut Room 510. DELICATESSEN. Propetty and business. No opposition.

Cor. In Fox Chase, Will sell business without property for $2500. 2012 66th ave. Oak Lane 3643. SALE Copyright brand petrolatum and hair pomade business, big seller, large, profita.

Hustler can make a fortune out it. Price $1500. Includes trade, good will and equipment. B-840. Inquirer office, MEN'S furnishings store, good will and Ax.

tures for sale: established 15 years: central: good reason for selling. 0-747. Inquirer office. PARTNER with $300 up wanted: guarantee 118 good profits: exp, not point. ing.

paperhanging and house repairing. 729 Nebraska 9401. PARTNER--Man to take extra Interest in mfg. business; also patent articles now ON market: $10.000 required: full particulars. 0-805, Inquirer office FOR in best business section of Frankford: 50 yds.

from station: a very desirable Incation for any business. Call Jefferson 1271. DELICATESSEN store, old established bustness, best section 40th and Market. Wonderfut opp and reas. price.

Must net quick. 50 S. 60th street RESTAURANT centrally loented. for rate. or partnership arrangement.

Gond opportunity exp. man. Little money necesfl Good reasons for selling For information cal 18pruce 9754. ATLANTIC CITY. N.

J. well-equipped bottling establishment on lot 50x100. G. T. HARRIS 16 N.

Virginia ave. APT. HOUSE. or. 10th and Spruce h.

fully income a about $800 per mo. prop. and bus. for sale. Lutes.

922 Spruce st. APARTMENT HOUSE. Spruce 31 rooms. steam heat, electre. all filled.

Price $30.000. Including both real estate and business. Well financed. Lutes, 922 Spruce street. RESTAURANT.

and saloon estab. Fifty -four yes. in best business section on Sp. Gar. den can be turned foto hotel.

200d opportunity for ambitious party, 8-860 Inq. off. COR. GROCERY store. with 3-sty.

prop. 100m for 2 garages: Room for improvements, Sold on account of sickness. Very cheap to quick buyer. Dia, 8877-W. APT.

HOUSE. 25 rooms. 7 baths, porch. earage for 7 CATE. beautiful corner property.

Handsomely furnished. reduced price for quick sale. Lutes, Spruce street. APT. HOUSE.

Fairmount near 20th. 7 fully equipped hskpe. each with priv. bath. nicely all rented, Good profitable proDosition.

Lutes, 022 Spruce street. GARAGE uptown. gross business $8000 $3200- 5- per 100.1 for year lease, Dandy location for repair shop. T-884, Inquirer office. BAKERY and property for sale.

direct from owner, bargain, in Pleasantville, N. J. Call Sunday at 4730 A above Wyoming avenue. Philadelphia. PHOTO FINISHER and stationery business.

established 6 years, W. near theatres. Owner leaving city, will sacrifice. K-817, Inquirer office. FRUIT and produce store for sale with clean cash business, WIlt show buyer weekly net profit at $100 to $150.

For further details ohne Lanadwne 2041. TAILOR shop location in nearby suburbs. 2000 population, no competition corner property. small amount cash. E.

J. Keliner. Bethlehem pk Bells Mill ed. Ph. Chestnut Hill APT.

HOUSE. central. 6 hakne. fully all filled. hot water hent.

light. R00d paying and Very attractive proposition. Lutes, 922 Spruce street, TAILOR to work on old and new. to work outalde of than quired: good wages; board with Or without. N-29.

Inquirer. Market st. RESTAURANT. 8th st. nr.

Vine fully equipped. doing $900 selling on acct. of illness. Lutes. 922 Spruce st.

RESTAURANT and delicatessen, finest in good location. doing good closed big sac. Reason sicknesa, Poplar 0514. BARGAIN- CORNER CIGAR STORE. LY BUSINESS $400 DIRECT FROM OWN.

ER. 8-810. INQUIRER OFFICE. GROCERY and meat store for sale, with or without property. 2111 Bridge Fkd.

MEAT MARKET. 20 980 Spring Garden: great retiring. RESTAURANT. sell reasonable, wonderful opportunity. Can enlarge.

5502 Chestnut st. BAKERY for sale, withont property. Call day. 4730 A above Wromine ave. PARTNER wanted with capital for old estab.

store: mast be butcher. Woodland 7865-W. RESTAURANT, stock and fixtures. reasonable. Apply 3733 Kensington avO.

BAKERY for sale, with property: brick oven in basement. 301 N. 60th st, HARDWARE STORE, vas station. West tor pike, Highland Park Hilltop 2735. POOL ROOM for sale.

4 tables: price $700. Apply Mack, 2500 N. Lawrence st. BARBER SHOP, reason, going Into different business: sell rensonable, Call Baring 1032-R. MILLINERY, long wishes silent partner: centrally located.

D.809. Inquirer off. FIRST -CLASS grocers and delicatessen store for sale: good business. 1081 N. 4th.

MEAT and grocery store and dwelling. nine rooms. 8-37 Inquirer, Market st. USED AUTOMOBILES 5. best BUICK 1219: sedans.

conpes and tourings. '258 big 2 to pay. Finance 5139 N. Cherrilets, Fords, Durante: Hudsons above and Dodges. Nash, Good Open evenings and Sunday.

BUICK. 1924. touring, In fine cond. term Used 838 N. Broad open BUICK.

1925, sedan. like Hexter. 4024 Broad st. Wyoming BROKERS BUICK. 1025, 4-pane.

coupe, like new. ST. 4024 N. Broad Wyoming 5515. BUICK.

1025, 4-pase. coupe. 890 down. bal. truck National 660 N.

Broad. ev. bearing BUICK 20 coupe, model tractor. tull price 8120. Gam 10 40th st Ad- BUICK 7 pass, sed.

like new. price for sale. 4916 Broad open eves. advertised, CADILLAC. type 63.

5-passenger coupe, made paint nad in perfect mechanical condition: has to can be seen at Lyric Garage, or phone 1731. Inquirer CHANDLER, 1022 sedan. A-1 rens. 7245 Rising Sun ave. Fox Chase CHEVROLET Medan, very best of approved and ruts like new.

to be sold with guar. be satisfactory, R. Erwin Motor must ton Bustleton 5350. avenue, Bustleton. Pa.

Phone L-849, CHEVROLET sedan. 1924. $92,20 down: a coupe: also 2 passenger coupes, reconditioned and guaranteed. Terms, also ers Jer vis (Chevrolet Dealers), rented Broad street. Open eves, and Sun.

Stev. Hapteld, CHEVROLET sedan. 1925, run 900 miles. equipped balloon tires: owner leaving in can arrange monthly paymenta. Call 4097.

day or evening. $2000, Family CHEVROLET tour, 1925-1924-1923. toned, 8100 and up, $50 down, wk. Anders Jervis (Chevrolet Dealers). BLond.

Open evenings and Sunday. sight, CHEVROLET sedan, 1926. fully 4000 mites, cost $975 two months ago, Mantell, sacrifice. Anders Jervis (Chevrolet N. Broad Open and HOUSE.

BEY ROLET coupe 1024. like new. fix- Oldsmobile 500 N. Broad. Call 4007.

day or esenine. CHEVROLET sedan. late model, on inston sedan, like new. cheap, priv. 711 E.

Letterly, CHEVROLET sedan. 1924. perfect. At on easy Chrysler Distributor. 509 Jeanette Brond.

Any day or eve Ph. Pennypacker CHES TOURING, LATE 1023. Pa. CONDITION: NEW TIRES: BARGAIN; 8100 ASI 3209 WOODLAND AVE. CHEVROLET 1924 conch.

good soft condition. $225 cash. 2705 Federal st. auto CHEVROLET coupe, superior model. ave.

Sin don n. weekly. Garage, 10 N. very CHEVROLET. 1924 sedan.

perfect cona. won- At. Cinire, 207 Brond st. Open eves. At.

CHRYSLER, roadster, coupes sedans, rebuilt and repainted like new. Shop, cond. excen. N. easy payments.

De Bear Cur 210 Broad. 0481. Open Invest CLEVELAND. 1924. sport 5-passenger dan.

like new. terms. pre- MR. SEDUM. 5124 WALNUT 8T.

Granite 3215. Every day and evenines. sold. storing DODGE coupes and sedans. 1022 And weekly CHRYSLER DISTRIBUTOR 509 South Broad st.

from Pennypacker 5607. Any day or evenine. DODGE sedan, perfect condition. very on payments, proposi MR. DRUSEDUM.

5124 WALNUT AT. Granite 3215. Anv day or evenine. 1872. DODGE sedan.

1923. very cheap: perfect from CHAP weekly payments, DE BEAR MOTOR CAR CO. 219 N. Broad street. Spruce Any dnv or evening.

good DODGE 1025, spec. sedan. like new author. dealers. 1442 Bellfeld ave.

Brond st, DODGE coupe. fully equipped. $350. down. 86 weekly.

Garage, 10 N. 40th DODGE roadster, In fine condition: price has Call Poplar 4697. day or evening. DODGE 1022. Rood mech, cond, Jus.

McCort, 4809 3197-M. DODGE. 1925. business coupe, like new. 207 Broad, open first DODGE sedan.

good paint and rubber: finanre. Mr. Germantown 1552 DODGE sedan, $120 down. bal, weekly. Harper and Harper, 720 N.

Broad. Pop. DODGE touring 1924. $110 down, bal. wily.

Harper and Harper. 720 N. Broad. Pon. in DODGE sedan.

$250 1924 care Dodge Dealers for West Phila. 1189 8. OWN DURANT coupe, 1924, down. Anne weekly. Harper A Harper.

720 Broad. Poplar 9206 Open evenines. 8800 ENSEX conch. '25. like new.

lots of extram: must sell cheap: terma to suit buyer. Resent Auto Exchange, and Allegheny. Regent 4297. Open Sunday and evening. ESSEX sedan.

5-passenger. with 5 cord tires, nearly new $275, or $75 down, 85 weekly. 10 40th st. ht ENSEN, 1925 Agency, conch. 680 N.

$50 down. bal 1 year. Broad, Open ev. last ESSEX and Nash conches, 1925 '24, $80 rent. 2 years to pay, 5189 N.

5th FLINT touring. '25, in excel, condition: and reRs. terms. Regent Auto Allegheny. Regent 4297.

Open Sun. even. easy for FORDS FORDS FORDS INVENTORY SALE PRICEN SLASHED. FREE TAGS AND TITLE DURING SALE. 50 cars to choose from, all body types, and '258, in perfect condition: backed by 90 day guarantee: come early and get your pick.

These cars can be purchased on Oor- special 20 per cent. plan. Ph. FRENCH KEELEY. FORD DEALER, 1220-22 Frankford Ave.

$400 Open every evening and all day Sunday. FORD coupe, 1925, $300 cash. or $69.20 down: also Ford coupe, 1924. new paint. equipped; also Ford coupe, 1923.

$55.40 down: also Gita. Tudors, all prices. Terms to suit. Anders Jervie, (Chevrolet Dealers), North Broad rear street Open evenings and Sunday. Stevenfor 7697.

FORD Tudor, 1024, balloon tires, ete. $300 carh. or $69.20 down: also Ford sedans of descriptions at all prices, $100 and up. AndPTA Jervia (Chevrolet Dealers), 1408 North Brand street. Open evenings and Sunday.

Stevenson 7607. FORD coupe, 15 months old. fully equipped, good rubber, plenty of extras, good care, first 8250 cash takes it. private owner. Call She wood FORD Tudor 6 mo.

practically no mileage spare tire never used. $375 HAVe the ditference. 1422 Bellfeld or 4215 N. Broad street. for FORD sedan.

'23. new paint: will demonstrate: 8200. terma. Anders Jervia (Chevrolet Dealers). 1409 N.

Broad. Open even, and Sun. for weekly payments, Chrysler Distributors. 509 FORD Conne. 1924.

perfect. cheap: CRAY Broad. Ph. Penny. 5697 day or evenings.

FORD Fordor sedan. excel, only $70 ens tr. bal. wkly. Ford Dealers.

29th and York Open dally and Bunday, FORD tourinas, several to choose from $75 and 11D. with starters. 2844 W. York st. Open dally and Sundar.

FORD rond-ters. new body and stip covers, $50 cash. bal. weekly. 2844 W.

York street. Open dally and Sundar. FORD sedan tudor, 1924. in condition all equipped. Call Poplar 4697, day or nine: ea payments FORD soda.

coupes, tour, rdstra, '24 '25. to $40 bal. tm. 831 N. 11th.

Op, ex Sun. FORDS $85 UP. ALT. MODELS. HOWLEY 00..

2419 SOUTH STREET. FORD wed coupe, tours restra '24 $35 do bal. tme. 1029 Melon. Op.

ev. FORD coupe, 1924. Kood condition. Terms or $250, Phone Granite 8176. FORD coupe, good cond.

Rood terme, disc wheels, $15 2844 N. 10th FORDS. $35 UP. ALL MODELS HOWLEY 2410 SOUTH ST. FORD.

1021. tour for cash. cond. All accessories. 2305 Grata.

Din. 9599-J. FORD coupe, 1924. like new. Extras.

101 W. Chelten. Ger. 1025. FORD coupe, 1928, $150.

terms. Harper and Harper. 720 N. Broad. Pop.

9206. On. eves FORD '24 sedan. nearly new. $300.

or $100. si weekly. Garage, 10 N. 40th FORD truck, one and a half ton. fine large moving body, cheap.

3913 N. 5th st. HAYNES roadster, model 55. excellent condition; 8150. Apply Saturday after 2.80 M.

Rear N. E. cor, 40th and Baring. BEDSON conch. perf.

must sell terms. Regent Auto Evchange, and Allegheny, Regent 4297. Open Sun. and HUDSON Coach. balloon tires, latest 1925.

will sacrafice, 1442 Bellfeld of 4215 N. Broad street. HI DSON conch. 1925, 870 down, bal 1 Frar, National 660 N. Broad.

Op, ev. Run. HUPMOBILE tourines, 1922-23 24. will sell at reduction of $100 to $300: good cars on easy terms. at low Harper Harper, 720 Brand.

Poplar 9206. HUPMOBILE tour. '23. good bare. small down payment.

Regent Auto Excha 0 and Allegheny. Reg. 4297. Open Sun. and eves.

HE club sedan. 1925. Duco finish. balloon tires. full equipment, $850.

Terms. Harper and Harper. 720 N. Broad. Pon.

9206. HUPSOBILE, sedan, N. 8184 down, bal. wkly. In Harper, 720 Broad.

Pop. 9206. HUPMOBILE. 1925, $65 down. bal.

1 year. baton tires. National Agcy, 660 N. Broad. JEWETT sedan.

1022. $86 down. bal. wkly. Harper 720 N.

Brond. Pop. 9204, JORDAN sedans, 1924 late, mech, perfect. good rubber. will move quick at the price.

1442 Bellfeld ave or 4215 Broad street. JORDAN. 1022 brougham, perfect cond. Peer. lees Used Car Dept 338 N.

Broad. Op. evs. WELL sport coupes, sedaus. $300 to $500: easy weekly payments, late models: guar.

cond. De Bear Motor Car 219 Brow Apr. 0461. Open evenings. MAXWELL.

tourings, sport tourings and dans. $800 $500: easy weekly payments: late models, guar. cond. Chrysler Distributor. 509 8.

Broad. Ph. Pennypacker 5697. day ea MAXWELL, sport touring. 1923.

overhauled terms. DRUSEDUM. 5124 WALNUT ST. Granite 3215. Any day or evenine.

MAXWELL conch. '25. perf will terms to suit buyer. Resent Auto 0. and Alleghens.

Regent 4297. Op Sun ares. MOON touring, 1923. California top. in fine condition: price $185.

Call Poplar 4697. dav or evening: terms. NASH sedans. 2. for sale, demonstrator A barenin.

Melville Nash Motor 7031 Market street, NASH. 1026. advanced coach. cost $1750. never used.

$1550. Write R-821 Inq. off. OAKLAND LATE MODEL TOURING Refinished Overhauled, mechanically excel lent: $40 down. balance long.

easy terms. "Backed by Harper." STUDERAKER SALES 304 AND 330 N. BROAD. At either of our big stores, Open evenings. OLDSMOBILE COUPE.

1924. Cannot be told from new, $59.50 down, Over. hauled and guaranteed. A real snap. "Backed by Harper.

STUDERAKER SALES 304 and 830 N. Broad st. At either one of our big stores. Open eves. O1 DAMOBILE.

De Luxe Coach. 1925. all equipped. Duco like new, owner must sacrifice, will arrange monthly payments to re-ponsthte party. Call Poplar 4697.

OLDSMOBILE, 1924. 6-evl. roadster. excellent cond, Wilts St. Claire.

207 Broad. OLDSMOBILE. 1023 (model 43R), winter Inelosure, Peerless Used Car 338 Broad, OVERLAND sedan. 1923. like new, price $325: easy payments arranged.

Call Poplar 4697. day or evening. USED AUTOMOBILES cheap: OVERLAND sedan. 1923. Anest condition.

$90 DISTRIBUTOR. easy weekly paymenta, CHRYSLER 509 8. Broad at. Phone nypacker 5697. Any day or evenine.

PACKARD single 6. new tires, beaut. ear. price right, author. Packard cars.

Bellfleld or 4215 Broad street. PACKARD sedan. '23. 81550: good paint rubber: easily financed. Mr.

Kinlev, Gtn. PEERLESS SPECIAL SALE sr. Greatest value ever offered in this sale. 1924-23-22-20-19 -46. Limousines- -NeGaze TOURINGS--COUPES Time PEERLESS Payments Arranged, USED CAR DEPT.

338-40 N. Broad at. Open evenines. Locust 8469. REO coupe, late 1924.

balloon tires. painted. stip covers and other extras. in cellent will sell cheap: terma can arranged to suit buyer. Regent Auto Exebange.

and Allegheny ave. Regent 4297. evenings and Sunday. to RICKENBACKER coupe. 4-passenger.

$750. terma. Harper Harper. 720 Broad st. Poplar 0206.

Open evenings. ROLLIN sedan, 1924, excel, condition: owner going to Florida. Call 3881. all STAR SEDAN. LATE 1923, In excellent mechanical condition: $20 balance lone terms.

"Backed by Harper. down, STUDEBAKER NORTH PHILA. BRANCH All 4721 FRANKFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS STEARNS KNIGHT -CYLINDER Sedan. 1924.

Just good as new, $90 balance easy "Backed by Harper." down, 4721 FRANKFORD EVENINGS. STUDERAKER FRANKFORD STERNS KNIGHT sedan. passenger, excel. cond 8200. Apply 245 8.

10th st. Phone Walnnt 4658. STEVENS. 1923. SPORT TOURING In excellent condition.

A real $42.50 down, balance ens payments, "Backed 4721 Frankford ave. Open evenings. Harper. STUDERAKER. Frankford Branch.

STUDEBAKER. 1023 Special 6 Sedan Overhauled. refinished. looks and runs new. A snap at a low price, $62.50 down: ance AN FOR ride in comfort.

Remember! This 18 certified Studebaker and backed by Harper. Studebaker Light 6 Sedan. Late model. Over. hauled, Studebnker.

refinished and guaranteed as a certifed Marked low, $495. $49.50 down and you drive the car home. Balance like rent. Studebaker $67.50 1924, Light 6. 5-passenger Like new.

down: balance Stude. conch. baker. 1024. Light 6 touring car.

We have eral of these. All guaranteed. refinished overhauled Good tires, Many extras. As $395. $39.50 down: balance weekly monthly.

Studebaker 1022. Light 8 touring. $250, sold on the pledge plan, which down. every Studebaker we sell guarantees against misrepresentation. Five day free trial any car in our stock.

STUDERAKER SALES 304 and 330 N. Broad At either one of our big stores, Open eves. STUDEBAKER SPECIAL. 6 SEDAN 1024. Just like new, 8995: $99.50 down.

as you ride. This is a certified Stude. baker. Backed by Harper. Studebaker 1924 special 6 touring car.

$75 down, balance ensy payments. overhauled, refinished, Studebaker 1923 Special 6 touring. looks and runs like new: four new down. tires, ham winter inclosure: $474: $47.50 Studebaker 1022 Special 6 tour. Ing: better than a great many new biles.

This car we know 18 right and a great bargain: $325; $32.50 down. balance long. 'Backed by Harper. CaNs terms. STUDERAKER SALES 304 and 330 N.

Broad. At either one of our big stores, Open evenings. STUDEBAKER BIt SIX SEDANS Here are real bargains. One 1922. $075.

$67.50 down balance E-Z This Mix. certified Studebaker. One 1923 Studebake, big 7-passenger sedan. Overhauled. refine and guaranteed.

8850. $85 down. balance to suit you. This is a certified Studebaker. One 1024 7-passenger Studebaker.

big 4i sedan. Looks and runs like new: $1100. 8110 dows. I balance E-Z. This is a certified Studebaker.

"Backed by STUDERAKER SALES 304 AND 330 BROAD. At either one of our biz stores, Open eves. STUDERAKER 1923 LIGHT SIX Three- business coupe: Just like new every respect: $40 down, balance ranged Studebaker. on convenient terms. This is a cortified Studebaker guarantee and backed by Harper.

STUDEBAKER SALES 804 AND 830 N. BROAD. At either one of our biz stores. Open eves. STUDEBAKER SPECIAL 8 TOURING 1024.

Today's biggest barwaln: $60 down. terms on balance to sutt yourself; come today, Take demonstration. You will bus hy Harper." STUDEBAKER NORTH PHILA. BRANCH. Broad st.

and Roosevelt Bird. Open evenings. STUDERAKER. 1022 SPECIAL, 6 TOURING Overhauled. ReAnished.

Looks and runs like new: $37.50 down, balance This certified Studebaker. "Backed by Harper. STUDEBAKER FRANKFORD BRANCH 4721 FRANKFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS STUDERAKER, 1925, STANDARD 6 Phaeton. Like new.

The fastest selling car in the world. Certified and guaranteed. $90 down. balance you ride. 'Backed by STUDEBAKER FRANKFORD BRANCH 4721 FRANKFORD AVE.

OPEN EVENINGS. STUDEBAKER 1925 STANDARD PHAETON, 1925 $97.50 Big 6 down: balance terms. Studebaker sedan, $190 down: balance east, cany terme. "Backed by STUDEBAKER SALES 804 AND 330 N. BROAD.

At either one of our big stores. Open eves, STUDEBAKER 1024 SPECIAL 6 rondster. $70 down, balance easy payments. "Backed by Harper." STUDEBAKER FRANKFORD BRANCH 4721 FRANKFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS STUTZ 5-PASSENGER.

LATIC MODEL new Mechanically excellent. Five wire wheels. $675. tires: $07.50 will paint any color you may chooses down. balance lone, easy terme: 10 per cent.

down on any car in our stock. Backed STUDEBAKER SALES 304 AND 330 N. BROAD. At either one of our big storeR. Open eves.

PIERCE ARROW. 38. in berf. cond. Peerless Used Car 838 N.

Brond at, RICKENBACKER. 1924. sedan. excel. cond.

Will At. Clair, 207 N. Broad, Open eves. STUDEBAKER. 1923.

spectal six touring. new. Peerless Used Car 838 N. Broad, STUDEBAKER. 1922 like new.

Wills St Claire. 207 Broad. Open eves. WILLYS-KNIGHT sedan, 1923, refinished. cellent 8550; terms.

Harper per. 720 Broad. Pop. 0206. Open evenings.

"Peerless WILLY8-KNIGHT. Used 1027. sedan. perf. cond.

Car 338 N. Broad at, WILLA ST. CLAIRE touring and coaches low 207 $800. balance terms. Wills 8t Claire, N.

Bread st. Open evenings WILLS ST. CLAIR 207 roadster Broad. sedan. recon.

WIll St. Open eves. Positively mother We down are payment authorized redealers and you can choose from our large stock of high-grade popular-priced new and used cars and trucks with terms of $5.00 weekly up. Act quickly. Don't lose this opportunity, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

2218-90 MARKET AT. Open Every Evenings and Sundays. RITTENHOUSE 7488 BATTERIES 6-volt. $7.00: 12-rolt. $13.00.

Inc. old batters. Guaranteed one Radio Batteries. $8.00. Sansom Battery 238 N.

15th. Spruce 5419, REPOSSESSED cars, all makes and models, sold for bat. due fin. very ream. terms.

Regent Auto Exchange, and Alleave. Regent 4297. Open Sun. and eves. Cadillac Phaeton, like $15.00 new, down special terma and small weekly payments, Act quick.

Open ever. Sundays. 2218 Market. Rittenhouse 7488. Reos new.

on $10.00 down. Immediate livery. weekly payments. Open Sun. and Rittenhonse 7488.

2218 Market st. COMMERCIAL CARS AND TRUCKS CHEVROLETS. 1024-1923. 1-2 ton trucks, closed and open bodles; also Vim truck, $50 down: Anders Jervis, (Chevrolet Dealers), N. Broad.

Open eves, and Sunday. DODGE 1925, screen truck. kuar. new paint. Aeld good or 4215 N.

Sales Broad Co. street. 1442. Bellrubber. Phila.

DODGE truck with screen body. $150. in good running condition. Garage, 40th st. DODGE ton cab, express body, 1st clase cond.

8225. Conard. 2215 Snyder are. FORDS trucks, $75 and up: will finance Burnshaw Motor 2025-32 Sansom st. FORD trucks.

124. ep. closed bod. $10 dn. tmA.

834. N. 11th. Op. FORD trucks, '24 op.

closed bodies: 14-ton. $35 dn. Tme, 1029 Melon. Op. ev.

8, FORD truck, panel body. $175. Ford Dealers. 29th and York street FORD truck. 1 ton.

like new. inclosed body. elf starter. cheap. 1351 Ridge ave, FORD.

1024. one-ton truck, open body, rens 3315 N. 11th st. Tioga 5693-M. FORD truck 1-2 ton, 1923 model.

panel body. For sale cheap. 2637 N. 23d st. GARFORD offers to used truck buyers an equaled variety of trucks at very low prices.

no finance charges, Garford Used Truck 234 and Chestnut MACK truck. tons, 4-yard body, new type cooling new tires, mech, perf. Can be 800R at Wallace At Keystone Automobile FInance 201 N. Broad. Spruce 5463.

TRUCKS from $50 up, all makes and tr pees ofer 50 to select from: small down payment. DO finance charge. These are big bargains. Sundor. Open ROAD KING TRUCK N.

E. Cor. 42d and Sansom ata. Reo Speed choice WARONS, of late bodies. models, Suitable tor Any business: $200 227 up.

Time payments arrange ed. Reo Agency, N. Brond st. Loc. 4000.

Ford delivery, priced and low: 1-ton. time all styles of REO AGENCY. 227 N. Broad. Locust 4000, payment! Accessories, Parts, Repairs, Etc.

TOPS Sample or Glass Terms Enclosure on the Floor. Comfort Auto Top Germantown ave, above Oxford st. Open eves. 9 P. M.

Diamond 6871; Park 4338. 35x5 KELLY Springield tires, guaranteed 1st quality. $35. Southwestern Garage, 53d and Baltimore ave. KELLY Buckeye cord tires, special 80x3 KELLY Springfield guarade teed 1st quality $13.

Southwestern Garage, 534 and Baltimore ave. 30x KELLY Buckeye cord tires. special, $8.25. Southwestern Garage. 53rd and Baltimore avenue.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED HIGHEST cash prices paid for used CATS wood cond. Sun, eves. 4226 N. Broad. JUNK CARS wanted.

all makes. U. 8. Auto Parts, 2535 Ridge ave. Park 3817.

I Will Give you Late ensh models for used pret. cars trka. 5438 Race, TRUCKS wanted by the day. Eastern Rootine RIg. 1825-45 N.

Warnock st Pen- 1442 and 1552, newly ex. be Open 1924. N. by like bal- sev. and low or $25 bal.

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