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TWELVE PAGVKW l'TII)KRTAKHfl AND i EXSAUQN KHTABLIKHMKNTj Fol*ofreAGOU lI Had#!* i, m*n rad to Line to»m theh theOTON91. :i theSocial, In roof U-irticu-nli* Iroct aIIb SetiMaatidf lt;FromPRES1DJOHN V. DAMMOND.The Tribune with pleasure informs the people of Philadelphia and vicinity of the advent of a new undertaker and embalmer in the person of Mr. John V. Dammond, 1106 Catharine rn ob- | street, who. upon 5satisfactory examination before the Plate Board of Undertakers, held at Pittsburgh. Pa.. Juno 7th and 6th, 1920, has beengranted a license to practice undertaking and emblaming in the State of■Mr. Dammond is the prodigy of our own Walter W. H. Cassette and William A. Allmond. having served after his graduation from Eckels School of Emblaming and Sanitary Science his entire apprenticeship under the guidance' and leadership of the aboveeaned Tues-td asind in g waslargenoredlid be insac-mpor-retaryrtso*if Mr. illan'sCol u ml rocal Ni Baptists of the Ui ing the f National presidedD. D,, oi actly 10: mass of ] clous coc rapped t many voi song, * It the Need chorister ing. and-Iing. Dr. J. Ballou Watson, the devotc/clock-conspicuc of any ma decade,that is I candidate ties. Tin Columbui south furthe* dele*Lnglo t the iLaunef theposedmentioned practitioners of the pro- coupledCom*eparethisfeesion, hot hoU whom have served hundreds of residents of our com*;v* ■ a ' - i MSince being granted a license to practice undertaking, Mr. Dammond nson) been compelled on account of the le de- j constant demand for his services to ?nded j resign his position as clerk in the only I Philadelphia Poet Office, which he N9o!u- | bas held with honor for fifteen years,beginning as a mere lad’almost just out of short trousers *He is now affiliated with James H. Irvin and Bon, 3634 Hansom street, West Philadelphia's oldest and leading undertakers, also maintaining an office under his own name at his residence, 1806 Catharine street.Mr. Dammond is prepared to care for the deceased in the latest and most scientific manner. He has made a special study of dermo *, surgery, eihadTated and post-mortem bodies| v lJUami can positively guaouUOfH J cases a suhjeet as near life-like as ■“ 1 is possible for science and professional application to make it.In consideration of the above farts this notice will assure the public of one who is fully qualified by law and in practice to give entire satisfaction to all who may need the services of an up-to-the-minute Undertaker and Scientific Wmktfamt*as well.vides forIt to a ofThe feithe annulP. Jonescal press ments of country, mated at was Dr. to the B;matters | state and the manM**r* in religion c sus Chrishold. Atlt;CUDS.Fa miliar I■ WkiiIn lt;3—*VISITING BKLATIVKN IN SOITHFRIEND!!n»l-**an-1 un- j Mrs. Paula D. Richardson, linotype istra- I operator at the , Foreign Mission i a,on9 th®It can I cessful co
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Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Sep 11, 1920
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