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NE NE SUNDAY MORNING, THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. APRIL 15, 1900. 15 Michael's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. -On April 10, 1900, MARY daughter of James and Bridget Maginnis, aged 13 years and 8 months.

The relatives and friends of the family, also members of the League of the Sacred Heart and Angels' Sodality, of St. Anthony's Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8 o'ciock, from her residence. 2338 Montrose street, below Christian. High Requiem Mass at St. Anthony's Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. MARTIN. daughter -On the of 12th Eliza instant, and the MINNIE late Charles MAREllis, aged 35 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 7 o'clock, from 258 South Fourth street. Mass at St.

Mary's Church, Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. -On the 12th instant, ANNA M. METKIFFE, in her 89th year. The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the Twelfth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday at 1.30 o'clock, at her late residence, No. North Sartain street.

April 12, 1900, CHARLES MINK, Sr. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the restdence of his son. Charles Mink, 1328 Annin street, below Ellsworth. To proceed to Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

April 10, JAMES MUNDY, aged 14 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday at 9 o'clock, from his late residence, Ivy Mills, Delaware county, Pa. High Mass at St. Thomas' Church, Ivy Mills. Interment at St.

Thomas' Cemetery. MUNDY. On the 12th instant. MARY daughter of the late James and Mary Mundy. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Monday at 9 o'clock.

from her late residence. Ivy Mills, Delaware county, Pa. High Mass at St. Thomas' Church. Interment at St.

Thomas' Cemetery. O' -On the 14th instant. JOHN, son of William and Mary 'Brian, aged 4 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his residence. 2648 Janney street (formerly Sewall street), -first ward.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. O'DONNELL. -On April 11, 1900, WILLIAM, son of Bridget and the late Daniel O'Donnell, aged 39 years. The relatives friends of the family, also League of Sacred ant. Heart of St.

Veronica's Church and Court Pride of America, No. 155. F. cf are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 4327 Lawrence street. High Mass at St.

Veronica's Church. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. April 13, 1900, EDWARD son and Mary Ann Picker and grandson of the late Ann and Patrick McBride, aged 23 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, onl Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 156 McClellan street. High Mass of Requiem at Sacred Heart Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, Wednesday, April 11, 1900, NORA, beloved wife of James J. Regan, aged 26 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the League of the Sacred Heart, of St. Elizabeth's Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 1809 Judson street, near Twenty-third and Montgomery avenue. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Elizabeth's Church at 10 o'clock (precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. April 10, 1900, WILLIAM husband of Emma Rickards and son of the late William and Rachel Rickards, aged 50 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'elock. at his late residence, 520 Dudley street (Fifth and McKean streets).

Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. April 12, 1900, MARGARET, wife of the late Edward Ryan. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from her late residence, 2020 Race street. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral. Interment at New.

Cathedral Cemetery. On April 12, 1900, JOHN SCOTT, in his 88th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral serrices, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at his late residence, 1608 Blair street. Interment private.

SHEARN. -On the 12th MICHAEL SHEARN. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at 8.30 o'clock, from his late restdence. 2414 Monterey street. High Mass at St.

Francis Xavier's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. the 14th instant, WILLIAM the son of Christiana and the late Jacob The relatives and friends a of the family are Sidebothom, aged 19 years. respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence, 1242 South Twenty-second street. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.

On April 13, 1900, GEORGE S. SIPLER, beloved husband of Catharine Sipler, nee Jordan, and son of Philip and the late Margaret Sipler, of Darby. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. from his late residence, 1834 South Eighteenth street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery.

Remains may be viewed on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. 11th instant, ADAM ERWIN. son of Julia the late Casper Smith, aged then 38 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday at 8.30 o'clock. from his late residence, 2502 West Huntingdon street.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Columba's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Redeemer Cemetery. the 12th instant. WILLIAM son of Frank X.

and Mary C. Spelbrink and grandson of Morris and Caroline Meehan, aged 5 years and 4 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, from his parents' residence. 1103 Emily street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

On April 12, NESS, wife of Andrew Springer and daughter of the late John and Jemima Yeomanson, aged 56 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from her late residence. Crozerville, Delaware county, Pa. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Rockdale.

SULLIVAN. -On April 10, 1900, CATHERINE. wife of the late Eugene Sullivan and daughter of Charles and the late Bridget Thomas. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 2860 Monmouth street.

formerly Sorrel street. Requiem Mass at the Church of Nativity. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. the 13th instant. HOWARD LE ROY, son of George F.

and Anna M. Trombly, aged 10 months. Funeral on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. from his parents' residence. 3146 North Ninth street.

Interment private. the 13th instant. HELEN, the infant daughter of Thomas and Mary Anna Walters, aged 9 months and 13 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday at 10 o'clock. from the residence of her parents, 5654 Helskell street, Germantown.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. WILLKSON. -On 13th Instant, JOHN WILLKSON. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. 6n Monday at 8 o'clock.

from the residence of Mr. Luke Feeney, 2522 Moyer street. Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. WOODS. On April 12, 1900, Miss MARY JANE WOODS.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, 011 Tuesday morning at 8,30 o'elock. from her late residence, 237 West Jefferson street, Requiem Mass at St. Michael's Church. IN MEMORIAM Mass on Monday morning at 8 o'clock, at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, for the departed soul of THOMAS F. KELLY, who died April 16, 1899.

Undertakers HAMILTON Embalmer. DISSTON 2129 EWELL, N. 19th St. UNDER- and 108 W. Girard Ave.

Telephone 41-59 A. Cemetery Lots Hillside Cemetery for beanty location. 4-grave lots 825. Call, 1015 Arch for 224-year Calendar transportation. Lost and Found OST Shares CERTIFICATE Capital NO.

Stock 87,825, of the FOR Lehigh TEN Valley Railroad Company, in the name of JOSEPH LOUCHHEIM having been lost or mislaid, notice is bereby given that application has been made for a renewal of the same. Isusiness Chances ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING business; receive daily more orders for goods than have means to supply; would like to meet party willing to invest with services (as treasurer) $25 weekly income guaranteed on every thousand invested: I mantfacture a monopoly bearing 60 per cent. net profit; can give best references. Address M. M.

Times Office. LARGE and faney PROFITABLE bakery for sale; CONFECTIONERY. business and property; established 25 years; best restdence section: annual sales about owner retiring, ill health. Address 100, Times Office, GENTLEMEN income; ACQUAINTED 110 IN investment; CLUBS MAY give references. F.

Seiffert. 220 East 18th Street, New York City. STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF Personal LOOK OUT FOR BURGLARSI You are about making your summer plans. WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR HOUSE DURING YOUR ABSENCE RESPONSIBILITY, RELIABILITY and TRUSTWORTHINESS.

The American District Telegraph Company's Temporary or Permanent Burglar Alarms can be installed at moderate cost. In successful operation for over 30 years. For further information apply EXECUTIVE OFFICE 1031 CHESTNUT STREET. AFTER ALL, IT'S LOVE THAT MOST WE NEED. That given, life is light; denied, it's death; mismated is the cause of so much trouble.

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Sterilized instruments, antiseptics and no incompetent assistants. Parlors, S. W. Cor. 12th aud Chestnut.

Ent. on 12th St. Take elevator. MANICURING, 25c. FREE through IN LIFE intluence.

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DR. H. JOHN America's greatest clairvoyant and spiritual medium can be consulted on all affairs of life; reunites the separated, changes luck, locates hidden treasures; also his celebrated Indian Hair Tonic for sale at the Palace Wigwam, 856 North 10th St. Ladies, 50c. Cut this out for luck.

DON'T OVERSLEEP SAVE DOLLARS BY RISING EARLY. SUP. PLEE'S ELECTRIC WAKE-UP ALARMS NEVER MISS. PRICE. $1.25.

265 NORTH NINTH STREET. OPEN EVENINGS. AIRDRESSING. bleaching, SHAMPOOING. dyeing, 35c.

scalp treatment, etc. Miss Lizzie Bourgevis, formerly at Kain's, now at the S. W. corner Eleventh and Sansom; entrance Sansom St. Open evenings.

PERSONAL RICH large income, DEALER, property WIDand good home. wants wife who is cheerful and real home-maker. Box 216, Englewood Station, Chicago, Ill. YOU children, LADY. income FOND $100 OF month.

HOME $10,000 avail- AND able. wants husband, kind, considerate, good habits. Alice, Box 23, St. Louis, Mo. SHAMPOOING 35 Cts.

KAIN'S, 144 S. 11th Dear Walnut. SHAMPOOING 35 Cts. KAIN'S, 144 S. 11th near Walnut.

tells the HOFFMAN, names of her BUSINESS visitors and CLAIRVOYANT, names in full of. the one you marry. 505 Franklin Street. GENTLEMEN'S HATS REJUVENATED. RETRIMMED; will look like new.

135 South 8th Street. GEMS! 32 11x14 SUPERB ART pictures: best imported; set prepaid, 50c. sealed. Agents' 275 W. 38th New York.

Shampooing Watkins, 25 116 CENTS. S. 11th St. TRY OUR EGG 50c. SHAMPOOING.

SCALP treatment, PRAHL'S, 1107 Walnut St. Shampooing Watkins, 25 116 CENTS. S. 11th St. LONG HAIR old BRAIDS.

exch. Appel's, 248 POMPADOUR N. 8th. MANICURING THE 1707 MISSES Chestnut St. MAY.

GRADUATES. MASSAGE Wallace (9 A. M. to 9 P. DeHARDT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS.

Sold by druggists. Office, 209 N. NINTH St. Help Wanted MALE A FEW EXPERIENCED AND responsible solicitors to represent an estahlished and highly successful investment company: good commission to the right parties; one solicitor now averaging over $500 per month. None but high-class men who mean business peed apply.

Address P. Box 8, Times Office. FIREMEN, MACHINISTS AND EN 10 cents for new 40-page pamphlet, containing list of questions asked by Examining Board of Engineers. GEO. A.

ZELLER. Bookseller. St. Louis, Mo. Mention Philadelphia Times.

ANTED -EXPERIENCED FOREMAN TO take charge of our steel foundry; state experience. Wanted also ten steel molders. American Hoist and Derrick St. Paul, Minn. OPENING, MEN AND WOMEN, BRILLIANT agents, traveling and local.

$75 month. expenses; permanent; genteel work. References. Stafford Press New Haven, Conn. AND WOMEN TO APPOINT AGENTS.

MEN local and traveling; salary to begin, $50 month, expenses: rapid advancement; permanent positions. Butler Alger, New Haven, Conn. YOUNG MEN. 16 WAN 20 rears of age, as clerks and salesmen for tobacco and cigars. Address R.

R. Times Office. PHOLSTERER WANTED FOR A FEW days on furniture, Call Monday morning at Denniston DeArmond, 932 Arch St. LABORING MEN BY MONDAY morning. Apply JOHN ROACH, Meadowbrook Stock Farm.

ANTED- EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING solicitor. Address Times Office. FEMALE BRANCHES OF MILLINERY AND A Trimming taught. Northwest Corner Tenth and Federal. Day and evening.

all Summer, MRS, KINTZEL. MILLINERS. hats; TRIMMERS. work given HAND home. STRAW 411 Marshall Street, A GENTS, corsets.

1029 FOR Walnut St. SELF-REDUCING WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork. 732 Snyder Avenue. Agents Wanted O0D AGENTS AND SALESMEN QUICKLY secured in thousands small towns not covered by Sunday papers: 500,000 guaranteed circulation; rate $1.25 per line. The Winner, St.

Louis, Mo. OUNG Ireland MAN desires LATELY situation as ARRIVED bartender: FROM has a thorough knowledge and can give references. Mike McLoskey, 2150 Alter Street. SPECIALTY large profits; 5c. NEGRO postage BUYS: brings HONEST 8ampie and particulars.

Boston Chemical Richmond, Va. A WANTED TO SELL THE NEW process window washer; water tank, sponge and rubber dryer combined. Kiefer Cleveland. 0. Employment Agencies UNEMPLOYED OR YOU WISH TO BET.

ter your position call or address Penn ployment Agency, main office, 1237 Arch St. Our fee is collected from your salary. Branch office, 1212 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, N. Situations Wanted MALE -YOUNG AMERICAN SPEAKLing French, German and Spanish would accompany party of tourists to Paris Exposition as interpreter; terms on application. Interpreter, 465 West Twenty-second Street, New York.

WANTS SITUATION: FIRSTclass man; will expect good wages; 110 outside work. Address Coachman, Box 5, Times Of. DO0K-KEEPER. EXPERIENCED. DESIRES Dancing Prof.

M. M. SMITH 13ch 1520 Street. North GRAND EASTER RECEPTION. ORCHESTRA 10 MUSICIANS Dance 8 until 1.

Special Attraction. APOLLO MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB. Ladies, Gents, wardrobe free. SOCIABLE FRIDAY EVENING. PRIZE BON-BON PARTY SATURDAY.

Euchre and Dance Monday, April 23. Asher's Natatorium Hall Broad, below Walnut, may be rented. Private Lessons Daily-Waltz and Two-Step. Boxing. Fencing and Physical Training.

SWIMMING SCHOOL REOPENS May 7. Reduction to Dancing Pupils. ELLWOOD Strictly lessons daily. Thorough method. Waltz and two-step a specialty.

The correct "reverse" in the waltz. The "Imperial latest dance, music and description. Price 50 cents. PROF. NEWMAN, BROAD ST.

DRAWING ROOM, 715 North Broad St. Grand Party to-morrow evening. Full Orchestra. Dancing to 12 o'clock. Hall can be engaged for all entertainments.

CLASS DANCE OF PROF. BENDER'S School this TUESDAY Evening. at Institute Hall, 40th Street, above Chestnut Street. Schools and Colleges club work. Also, Training in Memory and Concentration.

Studio--THE BARTRAM, Thirty-third and Chestnut Streets. Monday and Thursday Afternoons and Saturday Mornings. Address all correspondence to P. O. Box 2064, Philadelphia.

COLLEGE. 1710 CHESTNUT STREET. Best Business and Shorthand. AND LESSONS LECTURES FOR WOMEN'S CLUBS TRAINING IN PUBLIC SPEAKING. By Miss LELIA E.

A PATRIDGE, Lecturer and Instructor. Private Lessons in Extempore Speech. Classes Discussion and "Coaching" for all kinds of Instruction (VOLLEGE STUDENT DESIRES POSITION AS from May to October; reference as to character and ability. Address Student, Box 2, Times Office. Musical Instruction THOMAS M.

TURVEY. VOICE CULTURE, Violin. Fuller Bldg, 10 S. 18th. Send for Circular.

WISHES PIANO PUPILS: BEGINners. Address 834 North Seventh Street. Laundries 1c. a Piece BED AND TABLE LINEN Beautifully washed. ironed and folded ready for use.

Finest quality in Philadelphia. 100 Pieces or 1c. each 66 to 100 Pieces for. Less than 66 each Spreads and Table 5c. each and 35c.

each Will call for and deliver linen amounting to 50c. MERCANTILE LAUNDRY 1306-1308-1310 FILBERT STREET. FAMILY (ready CLOTHES for ironing). WASHED. bed, STARCHED.

linen, towels, iron ready for use. 25c. dozen assorted pieces; lace curtains perfectly laundered 50c. per pair; absolute satisfaction guaran. teed: send postal.

Fairmount Laundry, 3864- 3866-3868 Lancaster Avenue. COLLARS AND CUFFS. family NO wash, SAW 25c, EDGES. dozen; lace curtains, blankets, single, double, 50c. Drop postal to call.

Premium Laundry, 4859 Lancaster Avenue. Wants 024 GIRARD COOPER BROS. AVENUE. The only dealers in Philadelphia who pay full value for Indies' and gents' CAST-OFF CLOTHING For good clothing we pay 50 per cent. Inore than any other dealer.

Send postal. Will call at once anywhere, day or evening. Cooper Brothers, 924 Girard Avenue, corner Hutchinson. CAST-0 CLOTHING Ladies' and Gents' cast-off clothing, bats and shoes bought. We pay 50 per cent.

more than any other dealer. Call, send postal or telephone 2-29-43 D. BORLAND 936 and 912 GIRARD Avenue. ANTED-FURNITURE, CARPETS, PIANOS houses; highest prices paid; hotels and stores a specialty; seashore and country. Calls receive prompt attention.

Send postal. DULING, 721 SPRING GARDEN. ADIES' AND GENTS' CAST-OFF CLOTH. Hats, Shoes and Carpets bought. Highest price paid.

Send postal, WEINSTEIN, 326 North THIRTEENTH. PRICES PAID FOR LADIES' FINE HIGHEST and Evening Dresses. Address MILTON. N. E.

Cor. Seventh and Lombard Sts. PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIES' and Gents' Cast-off Clothing. Send postal. W.

COOPER, 916 POPLAR St. I and PAY THE Gentlemen's HIGHEST Cast-off PRICES Clothes. FOR LADIES' ROSENTHAL, 1010 LOCUST. IGHEST gents' cast PRICE PAID clothing. FOR LADIES' AND of, SALKIND, 1020 LOCUST St.

HIGHEST and PRICE PAID fixtures. FOR Lewis, OFFICE 1013 Ridge FURAvenue. ing. PRICES COOPERSTEIN, FOR MEN'S 605 OLD Dickinson. CLOTH- Bicycles BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REmodeled with 3-inch drop.

Frames and forks enameled in black and colors, plain and decorated; fine work; sonable prices; best nickel-plating done 011 copper. Cones, cases and axles made for all makes of wheels; large and small sprockets made and fitted. Brazing and fitting done; discount to trade. Berkbolz's Machine Shop, 409 Cherry St. HART'S BICYCLES WITH COASTER BRAKE.

SELLING FOR $30. IS A FEATURE OF THIS SEASON'S BICYCLE SELLING THAT WILL BE WELCOME TO MANY- EASY TERMS. TOO, WHEN DESIRED. H. B.

HART, 828 ARCH STREET. GET YOUR BICYCLE ENAMELED and nickel-plated; will look like a new one; fine work, reasonable prices. BERKHOLZ'S MACHINE SHOP, 409 Cherry St. LARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND48 hand Krouse high-grade Bicycle bleyeles Exchange, at 117 low N. prices.

9th Automobiles AUTOMOBILES parts BUILT furnished AND at short REPAIRED: notice. WM. F. RUDOLPH, 435 N. BROAD Street.

OCOMOBILE FOR SALE. NEARLY NEW. WM. F. RUDOLPH.

435 N. BROAD Street. Carpet Cleaning Continental CARPET CLEANING HOUSE 20TH STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT Best Work Only, Telephone 1-2631. CARPET CLEANING CO. EStablished 1890.

15th and Federal. Nobody cAn clean your carpet better; 3 cents yard; all kinds; hauling and insurance free. Satisfaction guaranteed. TO GUARANTEED; moths removed; cleaned, aired, insured, hauled, 3c. yard.

Fairmount Carpet Cleaning Mills, 210-212 N. 22d St. PER YARD- WEST END CARPET CLEAN2 ing 1513 Federal St. and 4616 Merion moths removed; work guaranteed; hauling. free, CARPETS WALLACE, CLEANED 31 S.

ON THE SEVENTEENTH FLOOR. ST. Carpets cleaned by compressed air, 3c, yard. HOADS 736 N. HOLLY WEST Phila.

3c. sard; hauled; stored; phone; vans for moving, ENTERPRISE CARPET CLEANING WORKS, Street. Hauling free. Phone 2-36-47 X. EO.

R. SNYDER. 15TH AND DAUPHIN 3e. per yard. Hauling free.

Phone 2-24-63. Pianos, Organs, Etc. WE HAVE SEVERAL SLIGHTLY USED and second-hand pianos from $75 upwards. which we will sell on very easy terms. $1 and $1.25 weekly.

SCHERZER'S, 539 and 541 North Eighth St. $100-AUGUST BAUS UPRIGHT PIANO in first-class condition: latest style case; three pedals. 2022 Ridge Avenue. 835-CHICKERING PIANO, BEAUTIFUL Machinery, Tools, Etc only. INVENTORSHave your ideas developed and perfected NACKE'S SONS.

Mechanical Experts; have years' active experience. Also make PUNCHES and DIES. SPECIAL TOOLS. MODELS and PATTERNS. SPECIAL MACHINERY, METAL NOVELTIES and PATENTED ARTICLES manufactured contract.

723 SANSOM STREET. ing 00D-WORKING machines, 6 and 8-inch MACHINERY-5 4-side TENON- stickers, 4-inch 3-side sticker, 26-inch double surfacer, power mortiser, saw tables, combination saw table, band saws, panel raiser, swing saws, blind seat machines, engines, boilers, tools, etc. Telephone. J. Nuttall, 1723 N.

5th St. FOR return SALE, IN tubular FIRST-CLASS boilers, made by CONDITION- Hoff Fontaine; 60-In. diameter, 16-foot long. with full fronts and all fittings to make them complete; steam pressure allowed 100 pounds. ERVIN THOMAS.

1116 Frankford Avenue. LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF MACHINERY Corliss Automatic and Slide Valve Engines, Boilers, all styles and sizes; Dynamos and Motors, Gas and Gasoline Engines. Stationary and Marine: Hoisting Engines, Steam Pumps and Air Compressors, Lathes, Planers, Shapers, Drill Presses, Milling and Screw Machines, Punches, Shears, Slotting Machines, Pipe Machines, Blowers and Exhaust Fans, Wood-working Machinery and Supplies. LARGE STOCK OF NEW STANDARD TOOLS, FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. FRANK TOOMEY Nos.

129-131 N. THIRD Street. Philadelphia. Long-distance Telephone 262. PATENTS a DEVELOPED.

patent developed and put In commercial and thoroughly practical shape, it is highly necessary to have the assistance of a thoroughly competent and experienced mechanic. familiar with that particular branch, whose skill and facilities are unquestionably the best to be had. WILLIAM F. RUDOLPH, Mechanical Expert and Specialist in developing patents. modelmaking and experimental work, 435 North BROAD Street, with hie corps of draughtsmen and expert mechanics.

can fulfil the above requirements. YEARS' EXPERIENCE. High-class work only. FOR OR HOT WATER FITTING, botlers, radiators, dampers, regulators, grates, fans, ventilation, new work, alterations or repairs, phone THOMPSON 112 BREAD St. mers, ECHANICS' lathe TOOLS combination MACHINISTS' squares, HAM.

copper hammers, brass and iron machine screws, nippers, pliers; large stock of taps, dies and screw plates. McFADDEN 722 Arch St. IGHEST metals, steel, PRICES second-hand PAID FOR machinery SCRAP bought IRON. and sold and exchanged. Telephone.

Blair 923 West Montgomery Avenue. WHEEL MACHINERY. LIGHT SPEcial work, punches, dies. if you cannot get what you want satisfactorily made elsewhere see DEWEES, 7th and Filbert Sts. TRIPLEX POWER PUMPS, TOWERS.

TANKS AND WINDMILLS. AIR COMPRESSORS AND STEAM PUMPS. SCIPLE PUMP 107 N. 3d Phila. power ANTED- A Gasoline SECOND-HAND Engine; must 2 OR be in 3-HORSE firstclass order and cheap: give make of engine.

Box 246 Friars' Point, Miss. 0-HORSE complete POWER HIGH fittings, price SPEED $150. ENGINE. Fred Cramer, Beach Street and E. Columbia Avenue.

W. grate ANTED bars TO and BUY A burned LOT OF iron. OLD BURNED ABE KOLSKY, 812 Washington Ave. HOFFMAN'S SAFE 236 MANUFACTORY, GIRARD Avenue. New and Second hand Safes.

Locks repaired. MACHINE. KENNEDY. 118 N. Seventh Street.

Saws and files. BELTING SHAFTING, PULLEYS. 343 N. HANGERS. St.

LAUNDRY MACHINERY. ALL BIRD, KINDS. 122 Arch. PRINTERS MACHINERY DRINTING MACHINERY, NEW AND SECond-hand: write for prices and terms. E.

GRAHAM 516 Commerce Street. For Sale Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, Philadelphia. THE WILSON TEA HOUSE, 1321 PASSAT gunk Avenue, between Wharton and Reed Streets. GROCERS' CREAM JAVA COFFEE. the best Coffee in the world.

Six pounds for One Dollar. Tea In great variety. CHARLES WILSON. Jr. Established 1876.

Mail orders receive prompt attention. MOVING PICTURE Machine; Pinnacle Optigraph, most wonderful made; Edison Projectoscope; also cineographs with stereopticons and flims, low price; large Phonograph, $25; lot of Gramophone Records, $3 per dozen; Magic Lanterns. HARBACH'S, 809 Filbert Street. RETIRING paying FROM and BUSINESS. prosperous FOR fruit, SALE- produce, poultry, butter and eggs stall.

including outside stand for fancy fruits; established 35 Fears; will bear investigation. Apply S. E. cor. 19th and Market, Southwestern Market.

NE BOTTLE SHANNON'S RHEUMATIN 0 cured me In one week after suffering months with rheumatism in my knees-H. E. Marr. 507 Franklin Street. For sale at SHANNON'S PHARMACY, 8th and Spring Garden Streets.

TYPEWRITERS ALL PRICES. MACHINES RENTED $3.00 PER MONTH. RIBBONS. STAND AND INSPECTION FREE. SHOLES.

ELDREDGE Phone 3-56-13 A. 22 S. 10th Street. PHONOGRAPHS AND records; ANDGRAPHOPHONES-ED- 500 spun brass horns below manufacturers' prices. Also musical merchandise of every description.

Open evenings. 809 CALLOWHILL. cheap; also full line new SAFES, safes; old ALLMAKES, safes taken in exchange. STIFFEL FREEMAN. Sate 723 CHESTNUT Street.

tertainments. brass OUTFITS horns FOR and HOME supplies; ENrecords exchanged and sold on small weekly payments. Columbia Phonograph Agency, 27 South Eleventh Street. 1 HANNON'S RHEUMATIN SURELY CURES rheumatism, gout and stiff joints or money refunded: scientifically dissolves urie acid. Shannon's Pharmacy, 8th and Spring Garden Streets.

Ribbons EBWOVE are the SUN best BRAND made: give clean TYPEWRITER work and clear copies. HAWTHORNE SHEBLE, 604 Chestnut Street, imitation DIAGRAPH of typewriting LETTERS or IN handwriting PERFECT at less than others. W. A. Thomson Company, 1216 Betz Building.

direct to headquarters. HAWPHONOGRAPHS AND GRAPHOPHONESTHORNE SHEBLE, 604 Chestnut Street. MAKES, AS GOOD AS new. and you can save from 25 to 70 per cent. HAWTHORNE SHEBLE, 604 Chestnut.

DOOL, BILLIARDS AND SHUFFLEBOARDS. Second-han3 Tables. cheap; repairing. 2421 North FRONT Street. tures FFICE bought.

FURNITURE sold and made AND to STORE order. Lewis, FIX- 1013 Ridge Avenue. FILMS FOR MOVING PICTURE MACHINE: also machine wanted. Harbach's, 809 Filbert Street. AND SHUFFLEBOARDS, second-hand tables.

cheap; repairing. 2421 North FRONT Street. POOL, BILLIARD, 2d-hand tables SHUFFLEBOARD, 222 BOWLing supplies; cheap. S. 8th.

COIN BOOKS GIVING 1706 PRICES MARKET I PAY, STREET. 100. TAMPS AND COINS BOUGHT AND SOLD. Other curiosities. 1706 MARKET ST.

TOE CREAM AND ALL KINDS OF SIGNS. VILLIERS SON, 714 Callowhill Street. FOR SALE -TEN FOR 5 CENTS at druggists. One gives relief. DON'T BUY When you can D- buy new on FURNITURE Our New Credit System It's worth investigating.

Harry H. MARSHALL. Chiropody, Etc. CORNS REMOVED Hard, soft, old, new, large and small. foot troubles treated withont pain by Skilled Chiropodist, S.

E. Hall. 1235 Arch. Pressmaking and Millinery M. Ba Street.

Ladies' DRESSMAKER, Suits, Skirts, 1684 Shirt N. Waists, Coats made and remodeled at short notice; reasonable; no disappointments in time; open evenings. Auction Sales AUCTION SALE OF HANDfurniture, upright cabinet grand piano, of the residence. 1407 North 16th, above Master to-morrow. Monday, April 16, at 10 sharp by order of the Industrial Loan and Trust Company.

Over $6,000 worth of fine household furniture to be gold; all in grand condition; bouse will be open at 9 o'clock morning of sale with catalogue. Storage HOUSE, 821-823-825 CENTRA EIGHTH Street (above Vine). Low rates. Estimates free. New six-story building.

1,000 private rooms. $50,000 FOR LOANS. GOODS INSURED. Spring Resorts ATLANTIC CITY THE ATLANTIC CITY OFFICE OF "THE TIMES" IS LOCATED AT 1309-13 ATLANTIC AVENUE. W.

E. EDGE, REPRESENTATIVE. FULL INFORMATION CONCERNING ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL CAFE Virginia Atlantic City, 100 yds. from Beach.

The resort par excellence of this character on the Atlantic Coast, and the rendezvous of the elite of the city. Luxurious in every detail of appointment and superb in cuisine and service. An unexcellled menu a la carte. Table d'hote dinner served daily 12 to 3 P. 6 to 8 P.

M. Sea foods of every variety are made specialties. Excellent Orchestra in attendance day and evening. Visitors to Atlantic City during the Easter season are invited to inspect this attractive feature of a most modern hotel. CHARLES E.

COPE. THE NEW HOTEL RIO GRANDE by Formerly Hotel Metropole, New York Avenue, 28 immediately on the Beach, containing every known modern convenience, including elevator to street level, electric lights, open fire grate, baths, affords a positively unobstructed ocean view. Special prices for the Easter by season, $1.75 to $2.50 per day, $9 to $15 per week. J. PAUL KILPATRICK.

6 6 IT WON'T BURN 99 BLEAK HOUSE NOW OPEN. Strietly European. Modern. Absolutely Fireproof. ON OCEAN FRONT.

The hotel "par excellence" for Philadelphians. 40 Private Baths. Capacity, 400. Luxuriously Appointed. Booklet Mailed.

GEORGE H. CORYELL. HOTEL TRAYMORE ON THE BEACH. Extensively enlarged and Improved. Over 50 private baths.

New dining room enclosed in glass, directly facing the ocean and unsurpassed on the Atlantic Coast for decoration and elegance, Exchange and sun parlors doubled in size. Capacity 500. D. S. WHITE.

Owner and Proprietor. HOTEL RUDOLF The Most Modern Hotel on the Beach Front. Capacity 600. Now open. Located in aristocratic cottage section.

Rooms with hot apd cold sea and fresh water baths attached. Orchestra and Dancing. American and European. plans. Write for Booklets.

Special over-Sunday rate, including sea water bath. $5. CHARLES R. MYERS. HOTEL CENTRAL TENNESSEE AVENUE.

OPEN. CHARLES MCGLADE. NEW SEASIDE HOUSE Ocean end Pennsylvania Avenue. Rebuilt and refurnished throughout. Remains open all the year.

Enlarged and beautified. Hot and cold, sea and fresh water baths. Rooms en suite and single. Ocean sun parlors. Most heatIng, electric lighting and sanitary comPelete.

Golf links. CHARLES EVANS SON. THE IROQUOIS South Carolina Ave. and Beach. Second season.

Thoroughly modern; 200 beautiful rooms, single and en sulte, with bath. Special spring rates. Booklet mailed. Elevator. Music.

W. F. SHAW. HOTEL PIERREPONT Beach Jersey Full Ave. Ocean and View.

Capacity 300. Second season. Elevator. Steam Heat. Special rate, $5, Saturday till Monday, including bath.

Send for Booklet and Special Spring Rates. THE WILTSHIRE Virginia Av. and Beach. First-class and modern in every detail. Write for booklet and terms.

S. S. Phoebus, formerly of Hygela, Old Point Comfort. HOTEL ROYAL Kentucky and Pacific large, comfortable rooms; steam beat; sun parlors; special winter rates. HENRY MILLER.

Prop. QUAKER CITY HOTEL Atlantic Ohio and Aves. Liberal terms to guests from Saturday to Monday. J. J.

MAHONEY, Proprietor. THE CHETWOOD Apl. Pac. 1, Ill. Aves.

mng't. Opens un. new St ht. Exc. tab.

Low rs, Lenten sea, H. Z. Metcalf. THE OSBORNE now Arkansas Ave. Elevator, and all Pacific, open.

conv. Special Spring Rates. Mrs. R. J.

OSBORNE. THE COLWYN 21 House S. heated. MICHIGAN Write for AVENUE. terms Mrs.

E. B. WARBURTON. THE LANCASTER MICHIGAN PACIFIC NEAR AVE. Special Rates for Lent.

J. YOUNG BLOOD. THE ROBBINS 157 Ave. 2 SOUTH minutes' walk CAROLINA from Beach. Special Spring Rates.

Mrs. S. R. ALLEN. THE WALDORF Ocean NEW End.

YORK AVENUE, and Enlarged refurnished. H. E. WRIGHT. PENNSYLVANIA THE COLONIAL MEDIA, PA.

WILL OPEN MAY 15. ROOMS CAN BE SEEN ON AND AFTER APRIL 21 FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. N. H.

WAGNER, Proprietor. THE BRYN MAWR HOTEL BRYN MAWR, PA. WILL OPEN JUNE 2. FOR TERMS, ADDRESS LELAND STERRY, Manager, HOTEL WALTON, Philadelphia. Hours, 10-11, 5-6 daily.

Hotels HOTEL BORNOT 10TH, BELOW CHESTNUT. Modern in every department. Rooms $1.00. Table D'Hote Luncheon served from 11.30 to 3. Full course dinner served from 5.80 to 8 D'clock, 50 cents.

Ladies' Restaurant 8th floor. Apartments THE SHERWOOD. THIRTY-EIGHTH and CHESTNUT. New and Arst-class. Location unequaled.

Rooms single or en suite, furnished or unfurnished. Special Summer Rates. WILLIAM S. DOUGHTY. Rooms for Rent 3442 NORTH 18TH THIRDstory front; all conveniences: steam and trolley; 5c.

fares; 12 minutes to Reading Terminal; good board in same square; private family. FURNISHED 420 SOUTH -BEAUTIFULLY FURnished room; terms reasonable; gentlemen preferred. NICELY FURNISHED 1433 Vine Street. SECOND-FRONT AND SPRUCE rooms. STREET.

1183-NICELY FURNISH- Boarding BOARDING--HO COMFORTS. 2219 FITZWATER. Board Wanted ENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT BOARD for the summer; Main Line P. R. R.

or Reading; near body of water preferred. 843 Franklin Street. AK LANE BOARD IN REFINED FAMILY. near station. Address W.

E. Times Of. Awnings painting KUNKEL, of all AWNING kinds on wood, MAKING canvas AND or oilcloth: all kinds of hand-made fishing nets made to order and repaired; jobbing of all kinds in carpentering and house painting. No. 132 Race Street, Philadelphia.

Trusses Rupture Cured CHAMPION WEAR TRUSS. THE Elastic Stockings. Crutches and Suspensorles. Philadelphia Truss 610 Locust St. Sewing Machines 20-SEND POSTAL FOR FREE TRIAL OF 200 009k Real Estate for Sale IMPROVED PROPERTY -CITY Real Estate for Sale IMPROVED PROPERTY-CITY 00000000 00000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000 DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR SALE North side Lehigh avenue, west of 16th street.

10 rooms, reception hall, finished in hardwood, combination fixtures, porch front, large yards, from $5,500 up. West side street, above Lehigh avenue, 10 rooms, porch front, finished in hardwood, latest improvements $4300 West side 17th street, above Huntingdon, similar to house to be given by THE TIMES to most popular letter carrier $1300 Glenwood avenue, west of 16th street, 8 rooms, porch front, finished in hardwood, large yards $3200 East side 19th street, above Cumberland, 8 rooms $3300 Colorado street, above Huntingdon, 7 rooms, all conveniences $2000 The above houses are convenient to 17th and 19th, 13th and 15th, 12th and 16th, York and Dauphin and Lehigh avenue cars, and within three to five minutes' walk of Germantown Junction on Pennsylvania and Huntingdon street station on Reading main lines. For further particulars apply to office, 18th and Huntingdon streets. Ninth and Tenth streets, above Clearfield street, 8 rooms, porch-front, handsomely finished, latest improvements $2800 Percy and Hutchinson streets, above Clearfield street, 7 rooms, all conveniences $2000 These houses are convenient to Germantown avenue, 10th and 11th and 7th and 9th streets cars. Agent at office, Tenth and Clearfield streets.

All of the above houses are clear of incumbrance can be bought by paying $300 or more cash for seven and eight-room houses and $500 or more cash for nine and ten-roomn houses, and instalment mortgages, bearing five per cent. interest, for the remainder. A number of seven and eight-room houses, rented at $15 and $20 per month, at special prices to investors. JOHN LOUGHRAN, Builder and Owner 000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 00000000000000 ALLEN B. RORKE, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

808 PHILADELPHIA BOURSE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. FOR SALE ON CLOSE THE TO PARK and Fortieth St.reet StationA modern Eleven Roomed House, all convenlences; porch front. To make a quick sale this property will be sold cheap. Apply H. S.

WENDELL 1430 SOUTH PENN SQUARE. WEST PHILADELPHIA WALTON AVENUE North of Baltimore Avenue-49th to 50th Streets. Eight and eleven-room houses, substantially built. large lots, hardwood finish, reception halls, every modern improvement. UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCES IN A FIRST-CLASS SECTION AT MODERATE COST.

An exceptionally profitable investment. The only houses of this type in the locality. For particulars apply on premises, or by mail to ALBERT P. LEWIS. AGENT, 4917 WALTON Avenue, Or 1225 MARKET Street.

A BARGAIN For sale, 3601-03-05 Spring Garden StreetLarge lots, fine location: 13 to 14 rooms; front porch, front and side yards. 3801 and 3603 are line mastic fronts and 3605 has marble front. These properties are in excellent condition and invite special attention. of buyers. FRANK H.

McCANN 3811 LANCASTER. AVE, 19 AND 28 NORTH 34TH STREET-3story modern dwellings, Pompeilan brick and granite front, with porch, 12 rooms and bath, in perfect order. all conveniences. UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO. OF PENNSYLVANIA.

603-5 CHESTNUT STREET. OT 196x70 made: TO all 10-FT. connections ALLEY: to IMPROVE- building line: cheap; easy terms: advance for building. Evans, 914 Walnut Street. RIDLEY PARK FOR SALE FINE OLD SUBURBAN homestead: 15 rooms; modern improvements; choicest location and centre of the borough; nearly an acre of ground; grand old shade trees.

A great bargain, Also several new half-stone and frame dwellIngs; bard wood finish and all the latest improvements; good location. ROBERT CARNS, Ridley Park. MERION LOTS A WIDE through the AVENUE property HAS on the BEEN corner of OPENED Highland ave. and the old Lancaster Turnpike, the country place of the late William Simpson, making a number of choice BUILDING SITES, from one to five acres each: a short distance from MERION Station. P.

R. R. For further particulars and plan apply to J. M. Gummey Sons 733 WALNUT.

COUNTRY FOR SALE -LESS THAN A MILE NORTH HE of Strafford Station, main line P. R. 68 acres, well timbered, magnificent view of Chester Valley; superb site for a gentleman's country seat. Samuel M. Levis.

731 Walnut Street. Real Estate Wanted 00K HERE! People would not be surprised of my success in renting and selling properties if they knew that I can speak twelve languages. Telephone 48-84 A. ANTANAS A. JOCIS.

764 S. SECOND Street. COUNTRY WANTED TO RENT--A WELL FURnished house, good stable and garden. from 3 acres to 8 acres ground. plenty of old shade, within short drive of St.

David's Station; willing to pay $1,500 for long season. H. 8. WENDELL 1430 South Penn Square. Loans and Mortgages BENJ.

F. TELLER. JOS. R. TELLER.

Benj. F. Teller 606 CHESTNUT ST. (LEDGER BUILDING). ESTATE AND CONVEYANCING.

Loans to any amount on first and second mort. gage, payable in installments, if desired, on real estate of every description in Philadelphia and suburbs. Publishers of Teller's Diet's Estate Register. FREE AT ALL STORES. Money to loan on Mortgage of city property payable in easy Instalments.

No risk, no premiums, no fines. Mortgages Call THE or INSURANCE REAL send for AND ESTATE circular. TRUST TITLE CO. 523 3 CHESTNUT ST. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE J.

M. GUMMEY SONS, 733 WALNUT St. $180,000 TRUST FUNDS ON FIRST MORTGAGE, SUMS TO SUIT. 4, and 5 PER CENT. NO WAITING.

DECISIONS IN 24 HOURS. WOLFE. HESS 207 S. SIXTH ST. $800.000 FOR CITY OR COUNTRY MORTGAGES AT 4 TO 5 PER CENT.

R. TAYLOR MIDDLETON. 703 WALNUT ST. Money to Loan Do You Need Money? If so, we can make ydu a loan of any size FROM $10. UP on your household goods, pianos, horses, wagons, without removal from your possession.

You can make payment at any time, thus reducing cost of carrying loan. Our rates the lowest: terms most favorable; business strictly confidential: loans granted the day application is made. Please call and investigate our method; no expense to you if loan is not made. SECURITY LOAN COMPANY, Rooms 40 and 41 Baxter Building, 1414 SOUTH PENN SQUARE, Opposite Public Buildings. MONEY TO LOAN ON SALARIES.

We make loans to people holding permanent positions and allow you to pay it back in monthly instalments. Call and investigate our six months' plan of loaning. Rates very low and business confidential. Security Loan Company, Room 40, Baxte. Building, 1414 South Penn Square.

MONEY TO LOAN Loans made in Camden, N. J. Do not write letters. A personal application is always required, LOAN COMPANY 090.092 LIVR WE CAN PROCURE LOANS FOR YOU ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS. ORGANS AND OTHER CHATTELS.

The security to remain in your possession. The loans are made on the monthly instalment plan, elther 6 or 12 months, to suit borrower. Our afficea are private and all business la confidential. 2213 GREEN THE HILL--FOURFU story, massive Brownstone Residence; lot 40x150, with entrance to rear street; entire house finished in the richest possible manner; stained glass windows, mosaics, tilings, hardware is silver plate, electrical attachments, speaking tubes, hot water heating, reservoir for filtered water; open fireplaces. Built without regard to price, and its renovation is just completed at great expense.

In perfect condition and ready for immediate occupancy. BENJ. F. TELLER 606 Chestnut St. GERMANTOWN FOR SALE IN GERMANTOWN.

ON WEST WALNUT LANE A LARGE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE BUILT AND FINISHED IN BEST MANNER. AND IN PERFECT ORDER. Large Stable and Conch-house, Tenant-house, etc. J. M.

GUMMEY SONS 733 WALNUT ST. FOR SALE Germantown-Handsome -PROPERTY Stone 642 PENN House and Stable; shade and fruit trees in abundance; lot 490x95; terms reasonable. Apply to WENDELL P. BOWMAN, 1407 CHESTNUT ST. FOR SALE -MODERN 10-ROOM, PORCIE HR house on easy terms.

Address Owner, 176 Manheim Street. Germantown. SUBURBAN FOR SALE AT MERION, P. R. R.

6 6 "BARDWOLD" AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, Consisting of a large DOUBLE BROWNSTONE MANSION HOUSE. STABLES, CONSERVATORIES, Water plant and 27 Acres of Land J. M. Gummey Sons 733 WALNUT ST. LOTS FOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE CORner property, having 12 rooms, 2 baths.

all modern conventences; large porch; about minutes from Overbrook Station: an ideal homo Es place. H. S. WENDELL 1430 SOUTH PENN SQUARE. TWO HANDSOME NEW HOUSES.

ONE veniences; barn, fruit and shade: heated with stone and frame, one all stone: all city conhot water; excellent Springfield water; on trolley line; large yard. Nelson Woodward, Norwood, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA FOR SALE AT MORRISVILLE, Opposite Trenton. Valuable farm, 160 acres, with large, mansion house, tenant houses. barns and outbuildings ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR INSTITUTION or can be plotted and sold as town lots.

Fire minutes from station; ten minutes from Trenton (2 bridges). Rapidly increasing in value, Will be farm rates to close an estate. HENRY S. CATTELL 635 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. GEORGETOWN, DEL.

93-ACRE FARM; 14-FT. CLAY COVERING farm; brick yard. 6-room house and barn can he bought cheap; little money required. CONLIN CO. 707 Walnut Street.

Real Estate for Rent IMPROVED PROPERTY-CITY. 1937 MT. VERNON ST, $40, 3-STORY, 13 rooms; excellent condition; see it tolay. PARKER, 1735 FAIRMOUNT Avenue. Phone 2-25-79.

FOR RENT-2019 N. 33D STREET: porch: 13 rooms; 2 bath rooms; opposite Park: $45.00. Apply 3212 Diamond Street. FURNISHED FURNISHED HOUSE; NO. 3728 WALnut furniture new, all improvements.

Call between 10 A. M. and 1 P. M. BUSINESS PROPERTY Suitable for barber 1308.

A shop, BELOW cafe or light CHESTNUT- manufacturing. Inquire 2100 Arch Street. WEST PHILADELPHIA GEORGE W. HANCOCK 40TH LANCASTER AVE. PHONE 4-23-42.

3911 Haverford, 789 Preston, 12r. $35 4038 Green 35 812 Preston. 25 3825 Hamilton, 11r. 4037 20 4029 Brown, 80, 6068 Girard. 18 HESTONVILLE REAL ESTATE 4823 LANCASTER AVENUE.

GERMANTOWN $13 FOR $20 HOUSES Never such chance. Purchased at a very low figure, you get the benefit; handsome new residences. 7 rooms, chandeliers, cabinet mantels, wardrobes, china closeta, toilet closet in bath room, heavy colonial porches, grand view opposite; open surroundings; former owner held at $20; now you can get at $13. Wister street amt Grange street, squares east from Wister Staton, Reading McCAFFERTY, Railway; 5721 houses open Germantown Sunday, Ave. MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSES TO RENT.

Dural Street, East of Green, Germantown. Apply on premises, day or evening. MEDIA, PA. FOR RENT-12-ROOM DWELLING WITH 5 or acres ground. well shaded: fruit trees and stable, near Media, Pa.

Also 9-coom furnished dwelling in Media, from May to October. Both with modern conveniences. H. R. MANLEY, Media, Pa.

FOR RENT-13-ROOM DWELLING IN Media, modern conveniences; large lot: well shaded: handy to steam and trolley cars, markets, churches, from May 1 to October or November 1. H. R. MANLEY, Media, Pa. MOYLAN, PA.

MOYLAN- REASONABLE RENT: FINE suburban properties: modern near station and trolley: finest location this side of Media. H. CLAPP 20 S. Broad. COUNTRY STORES AND HOUSES-OPP.

DEPOT; best location; cheap, Dr. R. MATTISON, Ambler, Pa. Shipping GARRA AMERICAN RED LINE STAR LINE New York-Southampton-London (Pier 14, N. FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.

New York, Apr. 18,10 A.M. St. Paul, Apr. 25,10 A M.

St. Louis, slay 2, 10 A. M. New York, May 9,10 A.M. New York to Antwerp, (Pier 14, N.

R) Westernland, Apr.18.12 M. Kensington, Apr. 25,12 M. Noordiand, May 2, 12 M. Fries and, May 9, 12 Philadelphia to Liverpool, (Pier 54, Phila.) Apr.

21, 2.30 P.M. Ikbal, Apr. 28,8.30 A.M. Belgeni'd, May 5, 2.30 P.M. Penni'd, May.

12,8.30 A.M. Philadelphia to Antwerp, (Pier 55. Phil d. Apr. 25,6 A.M.

Switzerl'd, May 9,5.30 A.M. International Navigation Company.