The Philadelphia Times from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 14

DECEMBER 26, 1897. 14 SUNDAY MORNTNTG. THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. Real Cstate for Sale Real Cstate for Sale Real Gstate for Sale THE TIDY HUSBAND Boarders Wanted Personal Pianos, Organs, td IMPROVED PKOPEBTY CITY f-30WL an A PRUDENT WAY TO 1.MPHOVEI) PROPERTy-CITV. HONE TO THE ONLY BUY A HOME IN THE HOMES IS CANCELED YOUR FAMILY FREE OF ENCUMBRANCE.

EASY PAYMENTS. NOT MORE THAN RENT. CALL FOR RATES AND INFORMATION. UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO. 9 OF PENNSYLVANIA 603-605 CHESTNUT ST.

IMPROVED PnOPEBTY-CITY LPdDTOK LTOQK SOUTH SIDE OF (RUNNING BETWEEN GERMANTOWN AVENUE AND THIRTEENTH STREET, FIRST STREET NORTH OF ALLE GHENY AVENUE.) HARD WOOD THROUGHOUT. ALSO FOURTEEN-ROOMED HOUSES ON BROAD STREET. ABOVE ERIE AVENUE. LOTS 18x102 FEET. TAKE 13TII AND l.VTH.

OR 4TH AND RTH STREETS TROLLEY LINES-DIRECT TO OPERATIONS. COPPER AND TILE TRIMMINGS. Apply on Premises, or to Broad Street and Germanilown Avenue For Sale. Ha Ho OR OAI.E. XXANDSOME TXOMES.

ONLY THREE LEFT on EIGHTH above INDIANA 8 rooms; linished in the latest style; all conveniences; must be seen to be appreciated. Office, 3015 N. Eighth, or 2618 N. Sixth. OPEN ON SUNDAY.

Peter J. Foley Owner. ENTIRELY NEW TWO-STORY DWELL-Ing. 2443 N. 32d St.

Has 8 rooms: laundry in basement: finely located, near the Park, and six trolleys; beautiful, stylish house; substantially built; elegantly fit lwhed throughout, Easy terms to suit purchaser. Open every day and evenings; also on Sundays. BENJ. F. TELLER 606 CHESTNUT ST.

4 ALLEN B. RORKE. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. 308 PHILADELPHIA BOURSE. PHILADELPHIA, PA.

FOR SALE HANDSOME HOMES. AU-burn below Frankford lot lox 7 rooms; bath, range, heater and under- drained: price, only Jl.SOO; worth will sell on easy terms. JAS. WILEY. 2649 KENSINGTON Ave.

190R NORTH 17TH 3-STORY BRICK dwelling; brownstone trimming; 10 rooms: all conveniences: flrst-clasa order: will be sold cheap to quick buyer; can be seen on application. HAGEN SMITH, 2005 RIDGE AVE jK GOOD INVESTMENTS IN NEW 7 AND 8-room houses M. LALLY. 1(116 SUSQUEHANNA Avenue. "jOOori INVESTMENT-3116 AND 3118 N.

JcJL Sixteenth Street; new: 8 moms: all conveniences; well rented. OWNER, 1311 TIOGA. WEST PHILADELPHIA West Walnut Street West Walnut Street NORTH SIDE, WEST OF FORTY-SECOND STREET. The only new bouses for sale on Walnut Street The handsomest and best constructed elgliteen-room residences ever offered for sale in this city. Entirely new design.

All the Interior woodwork is cabinet finish, of choice selected hardwoods, including San Domingo mahogany, bird's-eye maple, quartered sycamore, cherry aud quartered Indiana white oak. Many oew and improved features. Open for Inspection FRANK D. ZELL. Owner.

CITY LOTS FOR SALF. OR EXCHANGE-LOT LIVINO-ston Street, near Clearfield. 14lix.4, and corner of Harrison and Tackauanna Streets, 82x125. Apply J. H.WHF.ELF;R.j126 WALNUTStreet.

C3.600-LOT 82x125; WALNUT. ABOVE 54TII. i)P CUSHING, 123 S. FOURTIST JiUBUKBAN mHE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS IS DI-X rected to 120 acres of farm land, thrPe miles from city, with all Improvements, trolley and rnllroad facilities; quarry; nearly three miles frontage on main nnd private Telford roads, which is offered very low. PRITCHETT 424 WALNUT Street.

BUILDING LOTS-CAJIDEN FOR SALE-3 COOPER AVE. LOTS. FINE MACADAMIZED STREET. SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE, ARTESIAN WATER SUPPLY. TROLLEY AND STEAM ROADS.

WRiTE OR CALL FOR PLAN. WM. SCHMID, PAVONIA. CAMDEN. N.J.

FARMS (ft DO YOU WANT NICE COUNTRY HOME. jLT 10u acres: tine buildings; good situation: tv mile station: trolley paBses door; price low for quick sale; terms easy: many others. Call or send for lists. Richardson Thomas, 1025 Arch. tfjjt FARMS IN BUCKS COUNTY FOR SALE OR XT rnt; some ospeciHlly suited for dairies.

Apply R. W. Tohnwn. 209 South Third St. IS2.R00 BUYS 200-ArRE NEW JERSEY 'farm; worth III WIN, 1230 Arch St.

Jor Sate or Sxehange jEK.HA.tlTOW.V FOR SALE-PROPERTY, 643 PENN Germautown; handsome stone house and stable, sbnde aud fruit trees In abundance; lot 400SH5: terms reasonable. Apply to WENDELL P. BOWMAN, 1407 CHESTNUT Street. Sc.le or Rent mm Wfmnn to sell? TO RENT? TO BUY? YOUR HOUSE RENTED? If so call on EDWARD A. HALLOWEI.L.

N. W. Comer 29TH and DIAMOND Sts. Real Cstate Wanted WANTED 4, 6. AND 10.ROO.M DWELIi-incs vo rent In northwest section: tenants waiting; terms reasonanie.

HAGEN SMITH, 20tTiVj RIDGE AVE. tfjVJL WANTED FARM, WITH STOCK." GIVE ZXT particulars; no agents. STRAWBRIDGE, SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA. TO PURCHASE A LARGE LOT. WITH OR without advances.

HAGEN SMITH. 20C5H RIDGE AVB. Ml WANTED HOUSES TO SELL AND RENT. Mclaughlin, vvo Columbia Arenne. Building Material RICKS FOR SALE AT REDUCED PHICES- Iielivery by cither boats, cars or teams.

MURRELL DOBBINS. MANUFACTURER. anicuring MISS 8. ELIZABETH nALL. Skilled Chiropodist and Manicure.

Removes corns, ard, soft, old, new, large and small; also hun-. Ions, warts. Ingrowing and club nails treated without 1111 ARCH STREET. Billiards and Root )OOL. BILLIARDS AND SHUFFLKBOAKDS, second-bund tables.

2421 North Front St. El F1ME MONEY LENT on goods of all descriptions Liberal Loams. Low Rates FRIDENBERG'5 LOAN OFFICE Ninth and Bettonwood AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Open Day and Night. Fteculine Office, 1031 Chestnut Street Quick Meseensrer asd Telejrrapli eonnrrion with Postal Telegraph Table Co. Protective Watrh.

t'lorfa and Bnrarlar Alarm Systems for Banks, Factories Warehouses, Business Establishments and Private Dwellings, Call Boxes for Messenger, Fire, Police and Coupe Service. Special Police and Detective Service. Teleatrams to all valuta In the I'nlted nutate or Europe. Notice to the Public DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETC. All kinds and prices.

Largest assortment in Philadelphia. Half regular store prices. Money loaned at 1, 2 and .1 per according to amount. ao.NATHAss, Damonj Broker N. W.

Cor. 9th and Race LFQM mm FINE SEALSKIN GARMENTS AT A SACRIFICE J. Getger, Practical Furrier EAST SIDE. FAT IS FATAL TO GOOD LOOKS. Why be fat when yon can rapidly and easily reduce flesh by using "Cave-ller's French Tabules." No diet required.

Guaranteed harmless. Sl.OOa box: 6 for $5.00. Orders by maM. LAUBACH. Apotberary.Broad and Girard Sole Agent for United States.

BORZELL'S PATENT PANTS FIT PERFECT AND ARE EXTREMELY COMFORTABLE. TRY A PAIR AND YOU WILL WEAR NO OTHER. 24TH AND COLUMBIA AVE. ARTISTIC Manicuring. Skilled artists.

Prompt attention. At the new parlors. 12IH WALNUT St. Special attention paid to residence calls. TT CAN HAVE YOUR J) DEVELOPING in 24 hours.

T. GROSS. 1230 ARCH ST. DOLMAN A BUETTNER. ATTORNEYS AND Counselors-at-Law, Advice Free.

Suits prosecuted and defended In all courts eighteen years' experience: highest reference given. 1328 ARCH Street. Special Credit Extended to Ladies for FINE TAILOR-MADE GOWNS TO ORDER on weekly payments, without security, until January S. and nut after that date. Address Walnut.

Street Tailor, care Times Offlce. FREf7t6 LADIES TRIAL DR. LA FRANCO'S Celebrated French Resnlatlng Pills. A wonderful combination; never falls. Call Dr.

La Franco Medical 145 North 8th. By mall, 10c. LADIES IN TROUBLE CONSULT MRS. YANNE. 074 N.

11th 16 years' scientific, skilful treatment of women; trained nurses; confi. infants satis, guaranteed. REE TO MEN-TRIAL DR. LA FRANCO'S wonderful French Vitalizer. for private dis eases, general debility, lost vitality, nr.

ia Franco Medical 145 N. 8th St. liy mall, 10c, HEINTZLEMAN'S PHARMACY. 2000 RIDGE AVENUE. Ask for List of Helntzelman's Celebrated Remedies.

(Public Telephone Station. No. 0837.) PECIALTTENTION filVENDlSEASES OF both sexes, from whatever cause; advice free; no failures; confidential. Send for manual. Dr.

La Frauco Medical 14S N. Eighth Street. OYOU WANTA WATCH FOI(" CHRIST-mas? We sell to reliable people on easy terms at moderate prices. Call or write. KEYSTONE WATCH 025 CHESTNUT ST.

DR THOMAS'" REMEDY FOR ST. VITUS' Dance, only known and positve cure; price, II. Ml Bechtold's Drug Store, 942 Susquehanna Avenue. for sprains, etc. Prepared only by W.

S. Thompson, Druggist. 211 Knighn Camden. STHMA AND CATARRH WOLFE'S OWN Remedy. Cured himself; 50c.

per bottle. 1317 South Third Philadelphia. Send for reference, CHOLERA REMEDY. SURE cure for cholera morbus and kindred dls. 25c.

Egyptian Choi. Rem. 7th Master 11(E) GLASSES; GOLD-PLATED 2.V. Chains free. Get sutted at 711 Sansom rescrlptlons tilled.

Lowest prices. USE DR. LA FRANCO CAPSULES: IMME-dlate relief; price $1.00. Manual free. Advice free.

La Franco Medical 145 N. 8th St. TONIC COCA WINE IS THE BEST REMEDY for nervous exhaustion; large bottle, 50c. Tyler Walton. Druggists, Broad and Parrish.

EVELOPING FOR AMATEURS PROMPTLY done: hasfman films and solio paper. J. C. MCALLISTER. No.

South SIXTEENTH St. EADACHE AND NEURALOI cured: all rheumatic pains disappear. Lehman's Tablets, lor. 2.1th ami Columbia Ave. ARSOLUTE DIVORCEST 90 DAYS; VALIDITY assured; references.

ROBERT II. DAVIS, Eastern Office, 254 South Fourth. Street. CJ. IVINS.

CIGARS, TOBACCO. STATION ery Dally. Sunday and Weekly Papers. N. W.

Cor. Fourth and Girard Ave. AY FRTER. HA VER. A YPE VEIt! Try our Hav Fever Cure.

25c. box. Stroup's Pharmacy, Twelfth and Stiles Sts. MEDICAL KOHLER'S Pharmacy, Tenth and Cumberland Streets. Hours 12 to 1 and 8 to 9 V.ii.

FAMILY MEDirALBATTERIEs71iOM- plete with attachment. SUPPLEE 33 North NINTH. E. WILSON ft 20TH AND TIOGA. Pnre drugs and chemicals.

Patent medicines tt popular prices. LECTRIC CLOCK ALARMS. RING UNTIL you get up, $1.25. at SUPPLEE'S. 33 N.

9tb. OCTOR'S ADVICE AND MEDICINE. 50c. ST. CLOUD MEDICAL 7TH and ARCH.

IGHT CLASSES THURS. GIRARD B'd't Ae'd'y. Harland, bet. 18, 19. Mas.

ENTLEMEN'S HATS CLEANED, PRESSED, retrlmmed look like new. 135 S. 8th St. HASSAGE AND BATHS, 1513 STILES STREET. DR.

De HARDT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS. Sold by druggists. Office, 209 N. NINTH. PHAAOF THE MISSE-TmAY, 1 47 SEVENTEENTH ST.

ADAME SIIAWS." SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. 25c. and 50c. 609 Marshall Street. LECTRIC TREATMENT AND VAPOR baths, at home or 1216 Spruce.

Winter Resorts mwm kit mm mm all toe wm 2,500 FEET ELEVATION, ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Most wonderful waters In America for rheumatism, gout and nervous troubles. PuUmnn Compartment Car leaves Philadelphia 7.31 P. via Pennsylvania Railroad, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Apply at offices of Pennsylvania Railroad.

Address FRET) STERRY. Manager. Hot Springs, Bath Va. NEW JERSEY NOW OFEN. HORACE PORTER, Manager.

iL OOflDQflgH OPEN FROM OCTOBER 1 TO JUNE 1. DAVID B. PLUMER. Manager. ATLANTIC CITY TTDOE K1LBJME DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH.

Open throughout the entlrs year. J. P. SOUTH WICK. Manager.

VICTORIA. South Carolina Avenue, Near the Beacb, Thoroughly renovated and heated by hot water beat. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. M. WILLIAMS.

77fusical instruction BAN.IO AND MANDOLIN INSTRUCTION BY Miss Geraldlne M. Illckett. 1345 Ridge Ave. Pupils taught at their residences If desired. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION.

MODERATE TERMS. Mary A. McOovern, 2134 Market Street. dentistry THE BEST DENTIST IN PHILADA. DR.

KYLE ROHRBACK, 1019 N. ELEVENTH. IMLEWME), MEW MSLSY BROAD 3703-WELL FURNISHED rooms and first-class board for gentlemen or married couples. B- ROWS C2O-SECON'rST0RY FRONT room; also other vacancies. COLUMBIA AVES.

W. -JCor. Furnished rooms to rent; gents, with or without board. ELLSWORTH STREET. 1023 SECOND-STORY front; southern exposure; for ladles or gentlemen; terms reasonable.

PINF7 ST.NOS. 716. 718THF, BELMAR-Handsome rooms, with first-class board; moderate. SEVENTEENTH 102 N. BOARDING AND table board.

ST.Tifil S. LARGE SECOND-STORY front room, unfurnished, with board. (21STTNDARCHONE or two nice third-story rooms, unfurnished. Rooms or Rent BAINBRIDGE 1830-TWO UNFURN-ished rooms to rent, second floor, BARING HMO TWO LARGE FRONT rooms, newly papered, third floor, bay window, furnished or unfurnished; with or without board, "lEVELAND 2360-ONE LARGE OR two small looms to rent; unfurnished. (SOLUMBIA 2003 HANDSOMELY FUR-j nished front room; every convenience; moderate.

COLUMBIA jSoKICB LARGE ON- furnished slttlugroom; all conveniences. ELEVENTH 150-PLEASANT ROOMS, second floor, for gentlemen only. AIRMOUNT AVE 1822-NICELY FURN-Isbed front room, with board, for two gentlemen; private family. FAIRMOf'NTAVETTlisi ROOMS YcTrENT; suitable for a dressmaker or dentist; private family; rent low. FORTY-SECOXD STTS.721B-VERY DEsiltA-ble furnished rooms; private family; without board.

FOrRTHKT.r254"ls! FURNISHED ROOMS, large nnd small; by day. week or month; central and convenient, with or without board. MONTGOMERY- 2611-FOR RENT, furnished room for lodglug; reasonable. VT INTH "sT.7s."r 22rNICELYFCRNISHED rooms; all conveniences; moderate. VT ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS! REASONA-i-N ble.

N. W. Cor. Bth and Poplar. -VTINTH7N7261-FURNISHED ROOMS? WITH heat and bath.

1207-TWO COMMUNICATING It corner rooms; nicely furnished; suitable for light housekeeping; hot and cold water: all conveniences; also third floor front; terms reasonable. XJACE ST310 (ST. JAMES) $1.25 TO $2 PER week; 25c. to 50c. night.

YDENHAM ST.T 2505 (15th AND HUNTIN(f-don StB.) One front unfurnished room for single person; $4 per month. TENTH 225 FURNISHED front room. FL'IIMSHED MORRIS 516-TWO SECOND-STORY rooms, nicely furnished, for light housekeeping or lodging; terms, $2 per week. rpWENTY-FIKST 3 SOUTH-PALLOR J. and furnished rooms to rent.

Apply at residence. LODGINGS ATLANTA HOUSE. 217 NORTH ELEVENTH St. Private rooms, per week; gents only; large reading room. Bl'SISiESS) ROOMS AVD OFFICES BETZ BUILDING OFFICES FOR RENT.

WM. C. KEAN. Room 605. "frjr AIAUTSTTOll-DESK ROOM, WHOLE first floor office, $18.

THE ABOVE BOARD AND ROOM ADS COST but one cent per word. Special days: WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY and SUNDAY. Apartments 1 BROAD ST. AND FAIRMOUNT AVE.

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Special Inducements offered to families wanting nnfurnlshed apartmenta by the year. Suites, furnished or unfurnished, by month or transient. Every apartment with bath. All latest lmprova-tnents.

Table d'Hote. JOHN .1. SHANFELTER, Manager. Westminster Apartments 41ST ST. AND WESTMINSTER AVENUE.

Three-room apartments and bath. Apply, THE CITIZENS' TRUST AND SURETY 14M CHESTNUT Street. 0. anemy Prof. S.

ASiHER SON NATATORIUM HALL, BROAD, below WALNUT. Private Lessons Daily Children's Clnsa Wednesday Afternoon. PARTY AND CLASS TUESDAY EVENING P. S. New Book on DaDcing.

sent bj mail. LEARN THE WALTZ AND TWO-STEP jfc-i moroUKUiy inixtUK im.vhiw h-bruuo. mu have every movement comnlett'lr ex- USSt nlained. C. ELL WOOD CARPENTER.

J123 CHESTNUT. The terms are very low. On New Year's afternoon, at 1712 Broad there will be a Children's Prize Masquerade. Six Bld medals will be nwirded. Admission, Children 10 cents; Adults, 25 eeuts.

1711 CHESTNUT. MISS REILLEV'S PRI-vate School; evening class Monday and Thnrsday; special advantages to beginners; children's class Saturday afternoon; pri vate lessons daily. Hall can be rented for private dances, ENTLEMEN WANTED FOR PRIVATE cIhfb. 3 months; 3 evenings ween, v. Times Office.

Cos turners SANTA CLAUS SUITS TO HIRE. MILLER, Costumier 221 and 223 N. 8TH ST. COSTUriESs COSTUMES AND STYLISH FULL DRESS Salts to hire. Waas Son.

eostumers.825 Race St. FULL LINE THEATRICAL GOODS FOR SALE. THE LA EST STOCK OF COSTllSlES IN United States for theatrleals and parties at loweBt prices. C. SAAKE.

407 N. EIGHTUSt. A TEST" STYLE "FULL" DRESS SUITS TO hire. Neuhaiier. the Tailor.

Ninth and Cherry. Carpet Cleaning SIXTH, ABOVE DIAMOND. COLORS RESTORED carpus thoroughly cleaned by dry process; guaranteed not to destroy stiffening In back of tine carpets; 2c. per yard; lowest price; moving In padded vans; city or country; best service; prompt delivery; tel. 7408.

Send Postal. CSarpf.tscleaned ON THE floor" BY R. V. Kuehne's Carpet Renovating Process; established 1SS4; also tipholsterlng in all Its branches: estimates cheerfully nnd promptly given. 1320 Lombard Street, Philadelphia.

TTtNTEUPRISE CARPET CLEANING WORKS, Tj 14.11 North TWENTY-FIRST Street. CARPETS CLEANED, 2c. YARD. Hauling free. iEERLESS CARPET CLEANING WORKS, 680 UROAD.

Cleaning and laying, 4c. per yd. 'Dressmaking and 77Jillinery SMART TAILOR-MADE GOWNS AND FIRST-class dressmaking: elegant style, tit ami finish; costumes from $5. Mdnie. ALBERY, 329 North SIXTH Street RESSMAKING AND LADIES' COATS: latest styles; special rates for December and January.

Clarke. 122 South Thirty-third Street, West Philadelphia. REDUCED TRICE DURING THI5 HOLIDAYS French cutting machine; easy to learn; perfect tit. Addtess 1422 Lombard Street. I DRESSMAKING AT REASONABLE prices.

First-class work ouly; regular tailor system used. 026 Franklin St. instruction INDIVIDUAL TRAINING IN PEDAGOGY AND Psychology for Teachers. Miss LKLIA E. author of "Quincy Methods" and editor of "Talks on Teaching," will take limited number of teachers for a four mouths' course In Pedagogy and Psychology.

For circulars address MISS LELIA E. PATRIDGE. P. O. Box 71).

Lansdowne. Pa. SHORTHAND BY MAIL; POSITIONS SE-cured. KERST'S SCHOOL. CORNING, N.Y.

MALE AID I71RF.E TRIAL LESSONS IN BOOK-KEEPING, shorthand, dressmaking, niilllucry, music. painting, languages, elocution, physical culture and dancing. Students' Chapter, 3U12 Waluut and 23:14 N. Sixth. 'Detective jfgeneies ETECTIVE BUREAU EXPERIENCED operatives, 1413 Filbert op.

Broad St. Sta. Pe It Evan More Exasperating Than the One Whft i Absolutely Careless. Is there anything more trying on this earth than a "tidy" husband that Is to say, the man who thinks himself the very pink of perfection, as far as neatness goes, and yet who has absolutely no Idea of orderliness? His own belongings, clothes, pipes, books, are allowed to lie all over the hquse, and an attempt to put these In their right places brings down a torrent of grumbling on his wife. "Why cannot she mind her own business? Is nothing private from a woman's -prying and curiosity? Let her confine herself to her own duties, which would certainly be Improved by a little more care." etc.

But other people's untidiness ah that is a theme upon which he is never weary of talking, and periodically he has fits of tidying up at home, where life, for those In the liouse, is one long weariness. Then nothing is private from his prying and curiosity; books and papers are carefully sorted oat and put back In the wrong places; those which his wife has especially laid by for future reference are either tied up with the waste paper to be sold or sent out to the kitchen to be burned; letters are torn up indiscriminately, whether they are answered or not; the cupboard shelves are packed with a lot of rubbish which is really useless, and which was only waiting an opportunity to be got rid of: and for the next few weeks confusion reigns supreme; nothing can be found when it is wanted because everything has been put just where it shouldn't be. When he lias tired of making himself thoroughly objectionable down stairs, he goes up stairs and turns out all his boxes and drawers, and-leaves them; for his fit of tidiness does not Inst sufficiently long to allow of his Teduring the muddle lie has made to neatness; that is for his wife to do later on. With a duster, too, he goes about flicking up imaginary particles of dust which don't exist, and a piece of string and a reel of cotton out of place apparently causes him aeonr and is the subiect of a long homily oh the amount of rubbish which is allowed to accumulate unless there Is some one to take an interest in the -bouse. There are cpnerallv premonitory symp toms to warn the observant wife that the fit is coming on a restless uneasiness, an aimless moving of the ornaments on the mantel piece and the reiterated question: "When? Js that book lor that noneri that I was read ing?" He sighs frequently, too a sigh of weariness and hopelessness, as of a man who battles unsuccessfully with the faults ana fallings of others; his face wears a wearied and heart-broken expression, and little frowns appear on his forehead.

He refuses to make or join In any lengtny conversation, tnlkiriz onlv in snatches, and then on the most gloomy subjects; he even heaves against favorite pipe, wtilcn reluses to "draw." and he spoils six matches for every one that he lights; and by the next morning his malady is fully developed and as soou as breakfast Is over he begins 1o "tidy up." Put although one may see the outbreak; It is difficult to know just how to cheek it, and indeed it is often wise to accept It as an Inevitable discomfort. There are so many worse cranks which he might take up. and. as we are all supposed to be slightly mad on one subject at least, a mania for tidiness In other people is at most a harmless idiosyncrasy. If the fit.

threatens to be a very bad one it may be rendered less severe by extra sweetness and kindness of manner, by au excellent dinner or by the judicious leading of the thoughts In another direction. Or the wife may anticipate her husband and have a "tidying up" spell on her own account. The bustling about, the extra dust which can always he raised if one goes the right way to work with a few gloomy references to a "good clean up." will usually no tire him out that he will be ouly too glad to allow things to stay as they ore. that he may eujoy a little peace and quietness. HOME-MADE CANDIES Delicious Sweets Easily Prepared During the Holidays at Home.

There is a certain charm about a little home randy frolic In Christmas week. And there seems a particular cholceness as well as more sentiment about hou bons which are homemade. Some people who have won a reputation In this line of manufacture always enclose a package of their sweets In every Christmas box that they send out. Here Is a good variety to begin on: Taffy. Two cups of brown sugar, one cup of molasses, two tablespoons of vinegar, butter the size of an egg: boll until It strings; pour into buttered plates; pull when cool.

Peanut Caramels. Boll together one cup molasses, one cup sugar, one-half cut butter, one-half cup milk, stirring constantly to prevent burning. When the candy Is brittle In cold water pour Into a well-greased tin containing one cup prepared peanuts. They should be roasted and the skins rubbed off. Pop-corn Candy.

One cup white sugar, half cut water, one tablespoon butter. Cook until ready to candy, then stir In two quarts of popcorn. Mould into balls or pour into pan and mark off Into bars. Chocolate Cream Props. One cup cream, three cups white sugar; boll until thick.

When cold roll up in little balls and drop in melted chocolate. Trim even when cold. Hickorynut dandy. Two cups sugar, half cup water, boil until thick. Flavor with extract of lemon, stir In one cup hickory meats, pour In flat dish.

When cold cut in squares. Almond Candy. To one pound of sugar add half pint of water and white of an egg: let stand half an hour, then boil, skim, boll until It thickens; when brittle mix in blanched and chopped almonds: pour In buttered plates. Cut In small squares. Chocolate Caramels.

One and one-half pounds sugar, half pound chocolate, one-fourth pound butter, half teacup vinegar, teaspoon extract of vanilla: boll thick and our in buttered tins. Cut in squares. The Drain Pipe Again. Apropos of the advice as to preventing the stopping of drains, D. It." sends the following: "A quick-witted housekeeper may save many a dollar In plumbers' bills by buying a force cup and learning to handle a wrench.

Despite washing soda and potash, now and then something unmeltauie slips through the sink strainer and clogs the pipe. All the more modern plumbing has a nut nt the bottom of the "goose neck," just below the sink. By setting a pan beneath this, and with a wrench loosening and then removing the cap. the obstruction will generally be found right here. Sometimes the force cup applied over the strainer In the sink will be sufficient to clear the pipe without taking the cap off the goose neck.

If both fall, no harm will have been done, but one or the other, or both, succeeds often enough to make It worth while to exercise one's Ingenuity a bit." A Lady Brooke Cape. A pretty wrap recently worn by Lady Brooke, who leads the London styles, was of bright green velvet, cut perfectly circular and lined with rose-pink silk. The cape was trimmed all around with sable tails of different lengths that were sewed securely upon the velvet. These laid upon the green made a very beautiful contrast. The high rolling collar was of sable, and the only relief was a big silver clasp at the throat.

The hat worn by her ladyship wait a tlp-tllted one with broad brim and puddlng-bng crown, trimmed entirely with green plumes. There were six plumes in all three standing high over the brim and three lying down over the hair. The hat was covered with green velvet to exactly match the cape, and its sole ornament was a silver buckle with a double pull of velvet drawn through it. Special Notices TRAINING AND INDIVIDUAL. LK2cl LTURE-Mlss LELIA E.

PATRIDGE. Lecturer and Instructor. Classes for training In Mental Power and Physical Expression. Limited number of private pupils received for training In MEMORY and CONCENTRATION. LECTURE COURSES FOR WOMEN'S CLUBS.

Teachers' Classes In Pedagogical Psychology. Studio, 1710 CHESTNUT Street. Address all correspondence to P. O. Box 79, Lansdowue, Pa.

Sinnual 9tfeotings n-SSSa NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l-k-TSi. Hie Annual MoetinK of the PENNSYLVANIA 1,1 MBEU.MEN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. will he held on TUESDAY, January 25, 1808. at 1-30 P. in the Lumbermen's Exchange, Bourse Building, Philadelphia.

Pa. EDWARD F. HENSON. Prealdent. HARRY HUMPHREYS, Secretary.

Sotools and Colleges DRAMATIC ART-VOICF. CULTURE FOR Conversation and Reading: Literary Analysis; Articulation, Study of Shakespeare; clubs coached; idavs presented; class and private Instruction. HENRY LUDLAM. 118 South THIRTEENTH St. PALMS COLLEGE; 1710 CHESTNUT STREET? Dav and Night Sessions for both sexes.

Tho Best School for Business and Shorthand. Piano Sold on its merit, perfect In every respect and within tbe reach of all. B. CHASE LUDWIG 5 BELL Pianos from our factory to you direct. Also eight other makes in stock, to select from.

LUDWIG PIANO CO. 1715 CHESTNUT St 1729 COLUMBIA Ave. J. F. ALLEN.

Vice-President. H. a SCHOEPPY, Secretary. Painter Ewing, Pianos ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST GRADE. Retailing our piano direct from the factory and having an inexpensive location, we enable pur1-chasers to save all middlemen's profits and heavy warerooro expenses.

THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHERE YOU CAN SELECT A PIANO RIGHT IN THE FACTORY. "iO to $150 saved by calling and examining our stock before purchasing. USED PIANOS. MAHOGANY. UPRIGHT.

IW: ALBRECHT UPRIGHT. $135: STEINWAY. $150: EVERETT. $165. Other bargains from $35 up.

Write for catalogue and bargain lisl. Open evenlnga. PAINTER EVVING, Factory, 1105-1107 SPRING GARDEN. SCHUMACHER UPRIGHT $75 PEASE. OAK CASE.

UPRIGHT 125 CHH'KERING UPRIGHT MO STEINWAY 85 1937 Columbia Avenue BEFORE PURCHASING EXAMINE OUR r-fftl stock. The best value for the least money In Pianos and Organs. THE CUNNINGHAM PIANO 1105 CHESTNUT Street. ENGLAND right: elegant tone. 2022 RIDGE Ave.

S3cycles and Uricycles It does go a long way in life, doesn't It? Helps to smooth life's rough edges, helps us to enjoy it, helps us to help each other. At tills season more than any other, how the heart responds to the dominating influences of kindly sentlraent. Hard hearted, indeed, must he he who refuses to welcome the delightful sentiment of the yuletlde holidays or feel its wondrous influence. Sentiment SOMETIMES enters into hURines; we find it does with us at least, nnd because we were pioneers in Introducing the modern bicycle In Philadelphia and heliied the wheelmen In their tight against prejudice and for good roads, they in turn have given us their continued pntronage, because of the sentiment that we PESKRVEO It. are still pioneers, and pardon our egotism still DK-SKRVE the patronage of our friends ever, by the character of our service, merchandise and methods, and we are sentimental In this, that we are determined to have our standard the highest, to please and to satisfy.

To all our friends and patrons we extend our best wishes, with the compliments of tbe season and beg to remind them that the wis Don ARK SURF TO SATISFY. HART CYCLE COMPANY ARCH STREET BICYCLES REPAIRED; OLD STYLE frames remodeled with 3-lnch drop, enameled aud nickel-plated; frames built; handlebars bent; axles and cones made; brazing and fitting done; liberal discount to trade and L. A. W. JOHN P.

RERKHOLZ'S MACHINE SHOP, 409 CHERRY Street. FOR FIRST-CLASS CYCLE REPAIRS go to the practical machinist; finest equipped repair shop in the city; al terations aud experiment work a specialty. TU AFFORD CYCLE COMPANY. E. Cor.

TWELFTH and OXFORD Sts. IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR HANDS on we make a special reduction in cutting down re-ena fueling any drop and any head for $." complete; all work guaranteed. WIIITTAKER. 2jQ DIAMOND Street. Nock's Keystone Tare GUARANTEED.

SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. $or Safo ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING HEAVY navy blue coats. J1.2o; light and dark blue pants, and blouses, vests, 23c. overcoats, $1.50: all sizes; government sewed shoes. $1.25.

These goods are the greatest bargains of the season; societies and military organizations supplied nt very low prices; mail orders promptly attended to; send size. Drelfus, 2007-09 Frankfoid Avenue. IDISON'R "INVENTIONS TriE PROJECTING iKinetoscope, the Phonograph. X-ray out tits, etc. Talking Machines of all kinds.

Columbia tiraphophones, price $25; Eagle (Jraphophones, price $10; nothing better for a Xmas present. Call and examine them. Write for descriptive catalogue. EDISON PHONOGRAPH 23 South EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia. UPTOWN HEADQUARTERS FOR PHONO, graph and gnphopbone; large assortment of records constantly on hand; ask to see the Mttscot shaving attachments for graphophoneij.

E. E. W. S. RARDSLEY.

1P25 Germantown Ave. Telephone 7432. Open evenings. KODAKS. $20 FOLDING KODAK.

$12 Only a few. Bon Ton Camera, $5: best out. THOS. H. McCOLLIN 1030 ARCH ST.

PHONE 2303. O-Afj OFFERED FOR ITS EQUAL: ALL JVJV deplrlng the best order a "Worden Washer" on trial; family sizes hold from 10 to 20 shirts', hotel sizes from 24 to 40 shirts or 20 sheets. 63B GIRARD Avenne. THE EAGLE C.RAPHAPHHXE. $10 A PER-feet talking machine.

Agents and dealers wanted everywhere. Send for catalogue and full information to general pales agents. HAWTHORNE RUBBLE, ST. 00 6s CI itCI" LARS. 1,000 CARDS" 1,000 envelopes or bill heads, 6,000 prize drawing tickets, numbered.

$3.50. EXCELSIOR PRINTING HOUSE, 12TH AND HUNTINGDON STS. PHONOGRAPHS AND GRAPH0PHONES "FOR Christmas pifts. Place order now to insure delivery. Send orders direct to EDISON headquarters.

HAWTHORNE ft SHEBLE. 804 CHESTNUTST. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES. AS GOOD AS new. but you can save from 25 to 70 per cent.

HAWTHORNE SHEBLE. 04 CHESTNUT ST. PensTfoitntain. WILL" NOT prop ink! sill kinds of pens and pencils repaired. DRAKE'S, 7 SOUTH TENTH STREET.

ASHING MACHINES, BALL BEARING, easy to run: wrinperB and sweepers sold and repaired. DRAKE'S. 7 S. TENTH St. WHY GO DOWN TOWN WHEN YOU CAN pet a dnyllpht Incandescent gas lamp for 75 cents at 2506 Frankford Avenue.

I OOL, BILLIARDS AND SHI'FFLEBOARnS; second-linnd tables cheap. 222 S. EIGHTH St. Wants CI EXTS' CAST-OFF CLOTHING, SHOES AND hats bought; highest prices paid; my prices can't be beat. I can afford to pay better prices on account of the.

many orders I have on hand. Call or drop postal. BORLAM916 POPLAR. ENTLEMEN'S GOOD CAST-OFF "CLOTH-T inje. shoes, hats, bought: highest cash prices paid; 'send postal, will call, city or country.

N. COOPER, 612 North FRONT. I'TAGF. STAMPS GOOD PRICES PAID BY collector for small and large collections, alwo postal cards, etc. After 10 A.

113 South SEVENTH Street. WE WANT EVERYBODY TO the Hermetic Boiler Settings are the beat in theworbK D. HKFT 2.U4-1S N. 8th St. nTGlilCST PRICES PAID FOP.

gents' cast-oil clothing. SALKIND. 1CJ0 LOCUST Street. "ITf ANTED FURMTUhE. PIANOS.

ORGANS. carpets (entire beuses). HOOVER, 1329 RIDGE Avenue Ssusinass Chanca.i ir YOU HAVE AN IDE Book, advice and expertscrvices Free. Mcst liberal terms. First cost U.S.

Application. $10. Patentssotd. Assocla'n American Inventors, Betz Pa. icensf.dsal6on-"keepkrs "wishing TO dispose of their places, call on Cushing, 12ri South Fourth Street.

IOR SALE ONE OF THE BEST OYSTER houses down town; good cause for selling. 2101 Reed street. oraye cjtokage: storage: t.v. per month. Central Storage House, 321-323-325 North EIGHTH Street.

New six-story building; Bepar-ato rooms. $50,000 TO LOAN (GOODS INSURED.) THE EXCHANGE STORAGE "coT. 1420-142014 EIGHTH ST. Separate rooms; cash advances. No charge until goods are removed.

Safes SAFES FOB oud hand. SALE-LARGE STOCK; 711 Chestnut Street. ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN EVENT OF DEATH PAYMENTS CEASE, MORTGAGE AND THE HOME BELONGS TO SURPLUS, $325,000 jCoans and WELL-SECURED MORTGAGES AND GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. If you have money to invest or properties for sale, rent or exchange, call on us. We sell, rent, exchange City or Suburban properties.

HAGEN SMITH. 200514 RIDGE AVE. ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES OR JUDGMENT NOTES. mii dim 5ftflfl riflfl F0B rITT OR COUNTRY dtJi JyJJ Properties at 4 to 5 per cent. R.

TAYLOR JIIDDL.ETON. 703 WALNUT St. 2.000. i.60o. $L50o m.ooo TforTnvest'-ment Id ground rents or mortgages.

J. H. Street. PRIVATE AND TRUST FUNDS IN SUMS TO suit at lowest rates. BROZA 530 WALNUT Street.

75,000 TO LOAN ON PHILADELPHIA PROP-5 erty; 4V per cent. J. B. FOWLER, 240 South EIGHTH Street. ONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES.

J. P. McLOUGHLIN, 1309 COLUMBIA At. and "Cools IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND MACHINERY. 14.

16, 20 and 24-inch Corliss Engines, 1,000 H. Vertical Corliss Engines; 50, 75, 100 and 200 H. P. Automatic Engines; Slide Valve Engines up to 100 H. Marine Engines and Hoisting Engines; Lathes, from 12 to 60-Inch; Planers, from 20 to 30-lnch; Shapers, from 6 to 30-inch; 44, 48 and 60-inch Radial Drills; Boilermakers' Punches, Shears, Drills and Plate Shears; Turret Lathes.

Milling Machines and Pipe Machines; large stock of Boilers, PumpB, Woodworking Machinery, Dynamos and Motors. Let me know your wants; stock Is constantly changing. FRANK TOOMEY, 131 N. THIRD PHILA. SENDFORCATALOGUE.

MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Blacksmiths', machinists' and contractors' tools, bydrsullc and screw jacks to hire: four power dough rolling machines, also whizzer; boilers and engines; piping of all sizes; power, foot and screw presses; anvils, vises and forges; brass and Iron hells; Mead pulverizing mills; tanks one 9 feet In diameter, 8 feet deep: four 6xS; one 6x10; three 5x; eight 5x14; three 3x18; eight wooden tanks, 4x5; eight wrought Iron, jacketed kettles 6x8; also variety tof iron aud copper jacketed and plain kettles. PURVES. SOUTH and WATER Sts. FOR SALE, CHEAP, BEFORE REMOVAL I8-H. P.

vertical boiler; 12-H. P. vertical engine, complete: 4-H. P. Globe gas engine; lathes, shspers, drill-presses, pumps.

Enterprise power meat-cutter; Jacket-kettles, lard-presses. Jointers, hand saws, planers, vertical-moulders, stickers, tenoners, emery grinders, shafting, pulleys, hangers, belting, machinery, tools. LNUTTALL, 1723 NORTH FIFTH STREET. STEAM USERS-DO YOU WANT TO IX-. crease your steam power? Are your draughts poor? Is your coal hiil too high? We do everything In the way of Are work AND DO IT RIGHT.

No matter what your trouble Is. send for us and we will give you satisfaction. D. HEFT Mechanical Engineers and Manufacturers of the "Hermetic" Fire Brick and Clav, 231416-18 North EIGHTH Street. Philadelphia.

ACHE'S SONS TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS' experience will come In good to luvestors; patterna and models; metal stamping, artistic brass and bronze work: modeling and chasing. 723 SANSOM STREET. BOILERS. ENGINES. NEW AND SECOND-hand, from 2 to 60-horse power; steam heating in all its branches: Jobbinir of all kinds.

TKT-LOW RROADFIELD. Machinists and Engineers, Corner Mascher and Norrls Streets. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-18x22 I1LA1S-dell lathe, with chuck and tools; No. 2 Garvin screw machine, with wire fped nnd chucks; 36" band saw; blacksmith forge, all good as uew. Address 202.

Times Ore. FOR SALE ONE 25-H. P. DOUBLE CYLIN-der single drum hoisting engine aud boiler complete, with all fittinss. allowed 100 lbs.

of steam. FRED CRAEMER, BEACH and HANOVER Streets. riMNNERS' TOOIS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, new and second band; 8 foot cornice brake and boiler rolls. 52x4. PURVES.

SOUTH and WATER Sta. uYmax gas" and gasoline engines Safest, cheapest and best motive power for all purposes, 1 to 25-horse power. Climax Machine Manufacturers. 68 N. 4TH ST.

WM. f7 RUWELL CO.17TH AND lugton Avenue, engine repairs: evlinders and valve seats rehored In place; Ice machine repairs, and all machine repairs. PJ1 NC.INES, BOILERS. PULLEYS, HANGERS li shafting, belting, etc. GULDEN'S MACHINERY DEPOT.

1501 N. 2d St. 1 ENGINES. BOILERS! WOODWORKING MA-J chinery, reduced prices. RICH, 120 North SIXTH Street.

PUNCHES AND "DIES. PRESS AND F.XPERI-mental work: metal specialties. LEYPOLDT, 243 North FIFTH STREET OR SALE-TWO SECOND-HAND DAVIS belt pumps for boiler or tank feeding. Apply J. Bcrryman.

125 NorthFourih Street. PELL AND OAS LIGHT-rj Ing supplies. FRANK H. STEWART 35 North SEVENTH Street. ELTtNG.

SHAFTING, TULLEYS, HANGERS in large varieties. CHARLES HADDOCK, 343 North THIRD Street. SMOKESTACKS AND HOODS FOR BOILERS made hv HENRY 3. NACE, SOS NORTH THIRD STREET. 'Dogs, Rirds, Ctc.

SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS-FINE singing canaries. each; every bird warranted good singer; parrots, mocking birds, robins, flne-bred fowl, fancy pigeons, goldfish and supplies. ALBERT BEDDOW, 2241 N. FRONT Street.Phlladelphia. CSw-v'FOR SALE A LITTER OF THOR-si? oughbred King Charles Pups, 2 months old.

1306 RACE Street. FOR SALE-FINE SINGING CANARIES, every bird guaranteed. J. KEYSER, 601 E. Girard Avenue.

Old Sold, Silver, Ctc. Silver. Platinum. Jewelry and In lUim Teeth Plates bought for cash. D.

Chamhley Ri liners. 727 Sansom St. CI OLD!" JEWELRY7 SILVERWARE, COINS. teeth plates: bought; highest price. Sun Smelting lot) N.

Tenth above Arch. OLD i PLATINUM JEW-elcrv and plated ware Iwtglit for cash by J. L. CLARK, Refiner. 724 FILBERT St.

Boarding Stables STRATFORD HOARDING STABLES, SOUTH 2St STREET. BELOW WALNUT. Superior accommodations for horses and carriages. Special rates for business horses. Thoroughly saddle horses to hire.

Saddle horses taken to board and trained. Coupes, carriages, with careful drivers to hire bv the hour or mouth. Inspection of stable and outfits solicited. TELEPHONE NO. 2S75.

Jfforses, Carricges, Ctc. C.ynST'OR SALE-65 CARRIAGES AN! wagons new ami second-hand. SEESB'S, SECOND and NORRIS. jittorneys-atjaw DOLMAN BUF.TTNF.3, ATTORNEYS AND Coimsellors-at-Luw. Advice free.

Suits prosecuted and defended in all courts; 18 years experience; highest reference given. 132S Arch St. Trocenes TpHE ADVANCEMENT OF THE AGE IS marked by the demand for our 15c. broken tea, ennal to 80c; drllcioas coffee, 20c. Plunkett, 808 Spring Gardch Street.

jCaundrios WHEN YOt! ARF. DISSATISFIED WITH your present laundry, try us. We call and deliver anywhere. Send postal. EMPIRE LAUNDRY, 2STH and DIAMOND Sts.

CAPITAL, $1,000,000. FULL PAID. Real Cstate for Rent IJIPltOVED PROPERTY-CITY IT'S YOURS FOR S35. JUiSf 1841 N. 22D street.

Just put in elegant repair, 10 large rooms and bath, large yard, cars pass tbe door. Keys at 1843, Etamine and communicate with WM. T. B. ROBERTS.

401-402 BOURSE BUILDING. REDUCED RENTS, CHOICE- HOMES. No. 230S Croskev 6 rms and bath. 12 No.

2311 Crwkey 6 rooms and bath 12 No. 2313 Croskey 6 rooms and bath 12 No. 2321 Croskey 6 rooms and bath 12 No. 1940 Orate 10 rooms and bath 23 All modern Improvements ncd best order. WM.

H. GRAHAM, 1221 ARCH St. rRENT 248 FRANKLIN 14 $58 151 N.9th 1247 S. 19tb 2S 2441 S.12th SL.store 25 412 N. 4th.

12 1106 Stiles St 151 1311 Ridge Ave 85 Poolroom. Grand Opera House 35 WJL C. KEAN, 605 Betz Building. FOR RENT SOUTH SIDE ELLSWORTH west of Twenty-fifth St. Several 5- room houses; modern conveniences; splendid order throughout; near Gray's Ferry trolley.

Open every day. $10. B. F. TELLER 606 CHESTNUT Street.

MFOR RENT 2435 N.32D TWO-STORY 8-room modern dwelling: strictly first-class and up-to-date In every particular; entirely new; $23. Apply 2441 N. 32d or B. F. TELLER Jd 608 CHESTNCTSt.

MFOR RENT FACTORY. REAR 116 MAR-garetta Street; office, engine, hollers, rent.JfloaWilllamC. KeanJr 605 Betz Bldg. AA FOR RENT SMALL FACTORY, REAR Jttii 1(124 Girard englDe and boiler complete. William C.

Kean, 605 Betz Bldg. FOR RENT 1710. 1712. 1720 N. BOUVIER 7 rooms and bath: all conveniences; $18.

L. J. POTTS. 1718 Bonvler St. 828 NORTH SIXTH, 12 ROOMS; THOR-ough repair: modern bath room.

Apply LASHER, 147 North TENTH Street; ML TO RENT 9-ROOM HOUSES, FIFTH J'-Jt. above Indiana; one with stable. Apply 3029 North FIFTH Street. STORE PROPERTY 10 ROOMS AND STORE ROOM. GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

.1750 GERMANTOWN AT INTERSECTION OF BROAD RENT MODERATE. 1 iWTMlfEGW Broad Oerniantown Ave. AA FOR RENT 3-STORY STORE. NO. 146 N.

Tfjijff Fourth, with or without power; extra good light, elevator, etc. GEO. W. NOCK. WEST PHILADELPHIA FOR RENT 43 N.

60TH ST. (COR. ARCH St.l. 12 rooms: modern: colonial porch front; entirely new; wide street; 135 per month. B.

F. TELLER 608 CHESTNUT St. HEST0NVILLE REAL ESTATE CO. 4828 LANCASTER A VENUS. GERMANTOWN The Greatest Offer Yet Having Just secured 27 houses on the East and West sUles of WAKEFIELD between Penn aud Coulter Germantown, one square west of Wtngohookinjf Station, Rending Railroad, and one square east of Oermantown avenue and trolley lines.

I AM PKF.PARm TO RENT THESE HOUSES TO GOOD. RELIARLE TENANTS TO KIIX AT ONCE AT THE EXTREMELY LOW PRICE OF $28 PEK MONTH. They are artistic Colonial houses, built In pairs, with front, side and rear yards, front porches. Pompellan mottled briek fronts. They are In two desiuus, 10 and 11 rooms and enclosed summer kitchens, finished in chestnut and oak, paper hanging and gas fixtures very artistic.

These are bargains and must he seen to be appreciated. IF YOU WANT-ONE. COME QC1CK. NO OFFER LIKE THIS IN OKIIMANTOWN. Apply on premises daily, Sundays included, or to FORREST ROBERTS 2 Bourse HOTEL PROPERT In Otnaha.

brick hotel, all modern conveniences. Omaha is the Trans-Mississippi Exposition City In 1S9S. Address Brennan. Lot Omaha. Nebraska.

MILLS. FACTORIES. ETC. IOR RENT. WITH POWER KENSINGTON district, opposite Dolan and Itornan Mills.

two rooms. 75x45; three rooms, oomiuunieatinK. 75x45, 45x45. 45x5; one room. 113x43; well lighted, heated sprinklers; low rent.

PAVID M. HESS, 205 S. SIXTH St. FOR RENT N. THIRD WARE-ju3L house; four floors and basement: 2Txrt; good elevator: modern conveniences; low rental.

B. F. TELLER rtfl Chestnut St. oney to jCoan FD1 SALE FULL PARTICULARS mi. Is LMEffiTS 401-402 BOURSE.

Do Yom Need Honey If so, we can make yon loan of any size FROM $10 UP on your household Roods, pianos, horses, wagons, without removal from your possession. You can make payments at any time, Mt nf rarrvinz loan. Our rates the lowest terms most favorable; business strictly eontideutlal; lo.jns grumen ine is made. Flense call and Investigate our method; no expense to von if loan Is not made. SECURITY LOAN Rooms 5 and 6.

Buiter Building. 1414 South Tenn Square, Ground Floor. Opposite Public Bnlldlms. ONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS.

ORGANS. HORSRH. CARRIAGES. ETC. The security will rot he removed from your possession.

We make loans or any amount from lu to SI Payments on principal received at any time which will lecsen cost of carrying loan. Lowest rates. No Couiteous treatmcot. Loans made In Camden. N.

J. Rooms 22 anil 2.3 MUTUAL LIFE BLDG. Entrance, lull Chestnut. nOUSEUOI.r'LnAN COMPANY. U'oS CHESTNUT.

ROOM (10. 1vms PIANOS. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS nod app'o-eu conaurai security, wirn-oiit removal, prompt aud confidential; lowest rates; part payuieuts received, thia reducing e- pense. 4T 1 An Clff I'ana lartre or small made UU.UlW on Diamonds. Watches, elry.

Furniture, Pianos, merchandise of all kinds and storage Strict Iv contldfntlal. KENNEDY BROTHER. N. ELEVENTH St. CORNER CHERRY.

ABOVE ARCH. CAN BORROW MONEY AS LOW AS 3 1 per cent, on diftmouds, watches, merchan dise. etc. RIEDF.R LOAN OFFICE, COR. 22D SOUTH.

yon CAN BORROW MONEY ON YOUR nlture. piano, merchandise, postage stamp collection. NORTHEASTERN STORAGE HOUSE. 1 1 7 GKBM ANT YVN A F.NU E. "Tick uiaxs made "upon unsettled estates or real estate, apcured by judgment note.

HENRY jONKS, 15; CHESTNUT St. Money to loan; interest in estates bought. CUNHINO, 12(1 8. FOURTH. Coal and Wood BUST LEHIGH MIXED STOVE COAL, delivered; lanre pea coal, egtt.

stove, nut or broken coal, J4.15. OrUce, 919 North TWENTY-SIXTH Street..