EVENING .LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1915.
13
DEATHS
T.KiJT0N.--On August 21, 1B1B, ill Jlun
CS N WILLIAM J J., infant mil
"'.-r.i rd 1 rr mid 12 day. Ilelatlve
"J'friinA n invited to attend the funeral.
. '' re.dnesW 1 P "la ftom ,n restucnc
i0" Si.. Jii II Qleaeon filll Hodman st. In.
l&rnVnl 10" Cro" C""'"-
r:., in. On August ai, iuir, at Tumi
a?, fa IJatM on of KHiabelh and the
I1.'. aid "friends i Invited to attend tha
ll,TMi servl. t, on Wednewlay. at 2 p, m .
ifonerel " , n, brother-ln-ls. 818
t ;CTavlor st 2Mh and Hrown). Itemalna
Njyhj,J Viewed on Tuesday. Horn 7 to 10
rOAN,-On AUu.t 10. Mig. KL1ZA-
at aViTTII M Willi Ul JBinrn n( HH ItliU
E fi'Sl'tef of Catherine II llowlett nnd tho
P ?ViiTiarle J Jnes and Rranddntiithter of
'i. r. Oeorre w ana Kiisanein Miicnen.
, lk"lU nd f
rl (;.. taurtl II l remeiery
"'...VlX on Tuesday evenlnr
CaBf " ,n. .-,,,,.,
rJ"SpNNCOT (nee Kills), beloved wife Will.
!iK. Kennedy and dauihter of Levi and
uKTmi fills, nelatlvea and frlenda. a'so
yfc5r..ri!unell. 121. D. of L are Invited
...itend tha funeral services, on Thursday
5,.VnoSn. at 1 o'clock, from her father'
flfJ?nre7 2V10 Weat Flrlh at. (24th and
?"ffr.i.f,.i .ti. V Interment private. Arllnc.
Si Aimetery. hemalna may he viewed Wed.
t2dr vnYnit. B to 10 o'clock. rhoenlx
Juie. Ta,. PP" "P
ri.nWI.KS.- -Suddenly, on August 22. IBIS.
Kiitril husbsnd of Elisabeth Knomles (nea
fSSiBMiT), In hla Md year. Itelathea and
tefnprieiiii .-.. , invltfrl to alien,
IKJSSi services on Wednesday at 2 p. m.
Mi late renldence. 72a B. Allegheny ave.
I. Hie " ,,,., n.ltr.t. Wftrlh rA a -fill
htermem uiv -..--. ....... -v. .,.,
.Miry.
IVkNIO. At Margate. Atlantic City, N.
ST on ATilroat 22. XWlK. OKOIIOH QflOflS.
iii"N I.ENNIU, aged 77 yeara. Services and
IKi.Vment strictly private.
tY.T.- At Ventnor. N. J., on August 2J,
Kl9t5 AUOU8T It., himband of tho late Ma-
SiMMe Adler lflD, in nia mm year. !
KHr" -,i rrl.nda nro Invited to attend the
onral aervlcea, on Wednexlay, at 0 a. m.,
it hla lata realdence, 105 South FranKfort
... v.ninnr. N. J., and at the Henry B.
H.rrank Memorial Hynagogue, at the Jewlah
MOfOliai, IDIH n i""i ,... a .iiiuuv.-
SMa. at lli30 w. Interment private.
.. .. . ... a.. . n. m..
uiirni.M. Suddenly, on August 21
t siring Ile. N. J., CRICHTON MAI.-
rnt.il. aged 87 years, iteiativea and trienda
f the family ara Invited to attend the fu
.ril services, on Wednesday afternoon, at
M o'clock, at hla lat residence, 801 l.ln
i.in Drive, aermantawn. I'lease omit (lowers.
t-Interment private.
MrCONNKLL, un August ... iuio. hiamk
J McConnell Ralatlves and friends, also S.
V. White Trap Shooters' Club, are lnlted to
'.,,. the funeral aervlces. Thursday after.
f neon, at 3 o'clock, at hla late residence, 300Q
Cntltnui B1, llli"ii-iih piitt-i,;.
McfilNNIS. On August 21. 1016. JOSE
I'llINE DOYCn. wllo of Oeorge S. McUlnnl .
nd daughter of Clara W. Robb and the lato
John It. Glllett, aged 21) years, formerly of
Folcroft Delaware County, Ta. Iteiativea
In. friends and Colonel John Clark Council,
Ko ISA, I', of L., nnd Elsie Rebekah Lodge,
. v int. I. o. u. K.. are invited to attend the
lm funeral, on Tuesday, at 2 p. m frnm her
mother's residence, IPHS Washington, hc.
I, mother's residence, IPHS Washington, km
Interment private, at Fernwood Cemetery.
IIOIIIIIB. At Jacobstown. N. J.. WILLIA:
IC MORRIS aged 7H years II months an
15 days. RelatUes and friends of the fan
fly. also 1'yramld Lodge, No. 112, F. an
LIAM
and
fam
and
A M.r are Invited to attend funeral, from
U late residence, Jacobstown. N. J., on
Wednesday, at 11 n. m. Services at th
Jscobstown M. E. Church at 11:30 a. in.
Interment at M. 13. Church. Carriages will
,t morning train at Ilordentown and Now
!J Egypt.
HOSSKR. Suddenly, on August 21, 1018,
MICHAEU beloved husband of Eugenie Mos
ur. and 82 years. Relatives and frlenda. Also
Epiphany Holy Name Society and Culinary
' BtheSclat Assn., nro Invited to attend the
'funtral, on Wednesday morning, at 8:30
o'clock, from his lata realdence, 2318 South
42th st. Solemn Muss of Requiem at Epiph
any Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Cross Cemetery.
, J4TRKAY. On August 21. 1015, MARY
DRAY, daughter of the Into John and Mar
rtret Gray Murray, of l'hoenlxvlllc. I'h. Uel-
stives and friends are Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Tuesday, at 11:30 a. m.
frecliely, at the Morris Cemetery Chapel,
'luwnlxvllle. Pa, Interment strictly private.
JOXON Suddenly, at his residence, 8402
Catherine St., on August 23, IBIS, JOHN. A.
W husband ot Sallle Nixon. Notice of
(unenl '.atei.
rAtll. On August 20. 1918, GEORGE, hus
band ot Mary Vaul, in his 71st year. Rela
tives and friends, also Encampment No, -,
Union Veteran Legion: survivors of KM
Kerlmtnt, 1'eunsylvanla Volunteers; Hand
la-Hnd Volunteer Kir Co., and all other
locleUa of which he waa a member, are
tiiYittd. ',' attend funeral services, on
Wednssday. at 2 n. m.. at the residence
It'hts, son-in-law, M. A. Marnues, twos N,
.Jntermsnt private at Ivy Hill Cemetery. Re
I mains may b viewed Tuesday evening.
JiHrNK. On August, 21, 1818, JOHN A., hus
KHnd of Martha L. 1'ayno (nee Grant) and
'$x of John A, and tho late Elizabeth lJane.
i.eiiiivos ana inenas, uiso empiojcs ot ll.
feoyuj, Dofer & Co., are Invlled to attend
the funeral, on Tuendav. at 8:30 a. m.. trom
(Is late residence. 2110 South Chadwlck at.
iSr,ydcr. below 17th St.). High Requiem
sMais at St. Monlca'a Church, at 10 a. m.
bt, Intsrment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
.rETEHSON. At St. Michael' Hospital,
Bf Newark, N. J , on August 20, 1015, JOHN
1!h., husband of Julie Peterson, need 31 jojro.
h Hclstlves and friennn also'members ot l'hll-
taelphla Branch, No. 4, ot the Grand Fra
ternity, are Invited to attend the funeral
.-.service, on Wednesday, at 2 p. m., at the
E-rrlors of Henry M, Puxson, southeast cor-
, prr aisi ana wumDeriana sis. interment pri-
BV. Vat. T),malm mnv l.a vltv nn p,artau
r between 8 and 10:45 p. m. '
fKICE. On August 22. 1018. JACOB, be.
Moved husband of Clara Price, neo Bhute,
sied 88 years. Relatives and friends, also
JInnl-Lenapo Tribe, No. 3. I. O. R. M.,
Rainmakers No. 3U, and employee of Xcel.
'lent Laundry, ara Invited to attend the fu-
feral aervlcea. on Wednesday afternoon, at
1 p clock, from his late residence, 2038 North
tn st. Interment at Hillside Cemetery. Ma
ittneral rnr. nnmnlnn m.v ha, ifaiiv-H 'r,,..-
r 4ay evening, 7 to 0 o'clock.
frSPOE.On August 22, 1015; JUBTINA.
wtfe late Frederick Prlgge. Relatives and
frlenda ara Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Thursday morning, at 8 '30 o'clock, from her
m residence, 1838 Wharton st. High
Jtequlsm Mass at St. Aloyslua church 10
m. Interment Cathedral rmLrv.
JCIlAllDSON. On August 20. 1018, WINI-
:.'."" w'aw oi juiius iticnarason, ueia
ST lni friends are Invited to attend th
iT"". , iuesaay. at b:j a. in., from her
M residence, 8312 North 20th St. High
fuss at th Holy Bouls' Church, at 10 a. m.,
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
'-RhANiE""' dPntne'ia. at the Municipal
a...... , nURUIl , lUiO. 1JJUA1AD J.
w of Thomas V. and Elisabeth Ruane, of
BgL?0UU arnel at., aged 0 years, mineral
trlctly private.
'?Ar?lK At Trenton. N. J., on August
Lt-i"'0' ZLAIir LOUISE, wif of Harry 11.
" The Auxiliary of tho B. of L. E.
u .ue jioxDorough sewing Circle ara In
ism 4.0 Vs,.,Hr"' J"ffr at West Laurel
'21iJ.Ch?p TVednesdajr, at 3 o'clock. Intr
"nt at Waat laurel inn r.n.i.n
lSUUTANC7?,', August 22. 1018. at Pitman,
ioin ' T"vIA who o. jonn w. unu.
K?" In her 80th year. Relatives and trlends,
'lT9Uv Tymple. No. 18, L. of O. B.i John
,i? jPftW! No- 2B- 8- ot B- member
Jia a?.tt.Xn.,1l 8.,reet rrMby.,,ri,n Church
J?,J.folath School, are Invited to attend th
SUQSrSl aSrVlPRB nn Wanaaa A....a
lsL,h?..p,.In'' ' b" ! realdence, 1448 Nl
IAovs-IiSt,,5le5i t.0la Follow' Cemetery.
S, ,5Ht'8KN Suddenly, on August 20. 1018.
f,1,"" FRANK, son of Anna M. and th
WiA V.tn,el Blmonn, Relatives and friends,
5,. &!!.".. Colllngawood. No. 83. V. of A.I
!' lui'aJ10 ttnd th funeral service.
Ju.Wedni!,d.lr afternoon, at 2 o'clock pro.
E!ly. at hla mother's reildenrt. noflt it
ifa0i?IE!?.n..,t" Interment private.
I J h,,?KIi,)i On August 21, 19H J.VMEfl
faTm tend funeral, on Wednesday, at 8
' (fi -r:t. VW"J "is ie resiuenoe, sji laecHett
ti. .'" ..s di itaquiem ai in iramacu
tlif,,a,t,1Sfpl,on Church at, 0 JO a. m. In-
favV;:.. "" iameorai L.emeiery.
S.aiAM,,,rrO, August 21, 1916, HENRT JO
"SJI"V beloved husband of Mary A, Taylor,
,-.J Murphy. Relative and frienda. also
. fSii.1 ?-, oocieiy, rnnaueipnia (Council
' J1"1 of Columbus and Maater Plumbers'
f SSi, yniidir morning at 8:30 o'clock, from
i eXm.! "lnce. 47M Springfield avenue.
ii. .",,,i"m at bi. rrancia a
ym cuurrn tar id A'Ainntr T- .--..-. a, a.
V Ziil "vVm.Z f eu "Ojy asA
SXa?"0. J?hn 'Trainer. Relative and
wirfniT. """ , ttnd th funtral
Wednesday morning, at 8-30 o'clock, at
L 'Vt,(onc. 2S44 North Broad !.
ESSU JSlSLVK! lnl rlends, .also ""eniil
akars Vi. 'R "' " ?' " na Ra n
KSrt.,?'3w nd mployea of th Ex.
Si7..te.dr';- Wi .'" to attend fu.
n.ffiSSKJfiltS
i m.v. .'.:,IT:I j?"?i ." .
T to 9 o'clockV " "" vning.
ti Pa. .Service
John' Lutheran
El to?eVCrSu.ui "' -"?? JAMES, be-
1 VaairSlfn' N?' -f ' ". ; -" I'ennsv).
B ila uViii'i011 Voluntary Relief Association,
B'lli WsdA rt iQ u,0. funeral services.
K.,4aUat Ikaiv, if "Vf "'J!' U'f -" l"SI
WkSSStLi ? Columbia ava. Kdmalna my b
JiI12.TVifJr' venlng. 8 to S o'clock In.
wfi,,!f:is:v.i.Mouo1 "uh ctm"'
rrjwS'ii.AfaimK..m. .TO"i
'it ' 1 ani friends of tbj fatally, al 1
Menus are imned to attend
flit fffi "resident. 140 Moore at Hervl'cea at
Sr,jonn the Evnnrell.t Church (Id and
i'H',V,t j p, m precMly. Interment at
uemaina may
Bella e A. "T'.i R,.ta"v nl friends srs
5 xlu,,i,nd.lh 'Wr,I on Wednesday,
l-i0..P.'. ro.. from his lsta residence. In
Cr"..'.?1"1' tfucka coun
Kr,r.in""nent at at.
l, i. u, t, jkl.i tfpitoc aro h4
T"
II HATH S
C. W. Karat Tearly Ileneflclat Aeaoclatlonis
Comet Club and I'faelter C'aamo Singing So
clety, are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Wedneday, at 2 p, m from hla late,rel
dence, 22J7 Kilter at., aiat Ward. Inter
ment Lnurel Hill Cemetery. Ilemalna may
tw Mewed on Tuetday evening.
VK"1. 0n Augmt 22, 101R, SARAH, wife of
Cfmrlea I Uet, nred E yeara. Relatives
and frlenda are Invited to attend the funeral
aervlcea Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at the apartments of Oliver II. Hair. 120
Cheamut street Interment at Mt. Morlah
cemetery Itemalna may be viewed Tuesday
evening until 10 o'clock.
VINOATK-On August 22. 1D1B, I.ENA M.,
daughter of llenjamln C. and Sarah K. Win
gate. Ilelatlves and frlenda are Invited to
attend tlio funeral services, on Thtiraday,
ft 2 .10 p. m. at her parents' residence, Wi
N. Wd st. Interment at Westminster Cem
etery.
WlTMKIl, On August 21, 1018, KATK It.,
widow of Chalmers Wltmer, In her 74th ear,
Ilelatlves and frlenda are Invited to attend
tha funeral, on IMi-.dsy, at J p m from
tha Ilatboro Cemetery Chapel
ZiriT.niaKN. On August 28, 1B15. KATH
hlltNK, wife of tha late Annreaa ztiiperlcn,
aged U) years, ntlathea and ftlenda, also
ladles' Aid Society of St. Luke's lleformed
Church, ara Invited to attend tha funeral
services, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
lit her lata residence, 1610 North 28th at. In
terment private.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
All ifelp IV'anltd onrf Slluollons IVonled
advtrtltinp Inserted In fhe Colli rubllo i,edor
(J repeated In (lis Kvenlnp Ltigtr Iht same
day tiillwout additional charts.
CIIAMDEItMAID and waitress, white, rro.
testant- no laundry: private family In sub.
tirbs. Meet emploer .loom 2JO, rubllo Led
er, for Interview, Wednesday morning, at
11 o clock.
CHILDNUltSK, experienced white girl, cars
of two children; best reference. 1113 Mel
rose ave. l'hone Oak I-ane 7J2.
CLERK Must bo quick and accural at fig
ures, with knowledge of typewriting, atenog
ruphy not necessary: state age and salary
expected, O 83). Ledger Central.
COOK-Colored
wnm.n cook
tor bar, cafe.
Wavely. 131(1 8outh at.
COOKING and downstairs work, white, rro
testant woman: reference required. Meet em
Piuyer, Room 230, Public Ledger, Wednesday
mornlngat 11 o'clock. .
CllKSSAlAKEit Wanted, saleswomen; must be
experienced and on accustomed to catering
to high-class trade. Apply M. Wengcr, 122U
Wulnut at,
UUIL, general housework, German or Swedish
preterrei: two In family: no children: plain
cooking; excellent references: good wagea to
ursi-ciass gin. u aau. l.eoger umce.
ltAlil) WORKbRSkxp. gfris on tassels and
ornaments' work given out. Apply sll week,
Hcnsel-Colladay Co., 12th and wood.
HOilhRY TOPPlJRS Pront. Jasper and
York.
N HBE7" practlcnTand domestTc. charge small
home; two children, girl 8, Infant 8 months;
reference,
Box 228, Fair Haven, New Jersey.
SPOOLERS wanted.
Annlv John
A James
Dot-son, Inc.. Blanket Mills
Scott'a lane.
rails of Schuylkill
STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS. DIRECT DIC
TATION OPERATORS Thoroughly efficient
stenographers neeued; opportunities for begin
ncra that qualify. Lyon Public Stenographic)
Bureau. .13.1 Mutual Life. 1011 Chestnut St.,
WAITRESSES Thre (3) experienced walt
resses wanted at once: good wages: short
hours; no Sunday or night work. Apply,
ready for work. 1208 Chestnut st.
wXnTED Two sfeady. reliable whlto glrla,
'hambermald, waitress and laundress. Write
P. O. Box 53, Bryn Mawr. Pa.
WEAVERS Cloth weavers wanted, 'Apply
John & James Dobson, Inc., Blanket Mills.
Scott'a lane. Falla of Schuylkill.
WOMEN, 4. between 23 and 40. wanted to fill
permanent positions: applicant must have
the equivalent ot a high school education and
be free to leave the city; unusual opportun
ity for high-grade women; reference required :
position paya traveling expenses, salary and
commission. Ask for Mr. Olimian, 1321
Spruce at,, between 10 and L
HELP WANTED MALE
BOND SALESMAN wanted.
with clientele.
,wz stock Kxcnange mag.
DOORKEEPER and etenographer for contract
ors and bullderV office: must have experi
ence In that line; slats age and salary; Prot
eslant. O 363, Lodger Central. ,
BOY, about 18. In lawyer's office for general
orTlce work: salary to start, (1. G 347, Led
ger CentraL
CARD strippers and feeders wanted. Apply
jonn & james uoDson, inc., nianxei juius.
Scott'a lane, Falls ot Schuylkill.
CHAUFFEUR, white, experienced man to
drive private automobile; write, stating sal
ary, age and rata. P (12.1, Ledger Office.
(lESIONER ' wanted ror ladles' fancy ' wash'
dreeses; muat be thoroughly experienced In
prices rnngtng from 82 to ti. Address "D,"
P. O. Rox 3.100, Phlla.
ICE CREAM MAKER, good second hand, to
go to shore. 'Apply between 10 and 11, 207
late iiuuaing.
MACHINISTS wanted Lathe and vise hands
for work In Britain: latho hands to be ex
pert thread cutters and used to micrometer
nark; vise hands must be experts on steam,
oil and turbine engine construction or used
to fine bench work. F 40, Ledger Central.
MAN AND WIFE, white, to do work ofTiouse:
small family. Merlon, See Miss REED, Room
am, imager umce.
P1ECERS wanted. Apply John & James Dob
aon, Inc.. Blanket Mills, Scott's lane, Falla
of Schuylkill.
WEAVERS Cloth weavera wanted. Apply
John & Jamea Dobson. Inc., Blanket Mills,
u ot' lane. Falls jif Schuylkill.
WINDER3Tvanted. Apply John & Jamos Dobi
son. Inc., Blanket Mills, Scott's lane. Falls
of Schuylkill.
WOOL WARP DRESSES and 6-lnch spool
piece workers wanted. Apply John & Jamea
Dobson, Inc.. Blanket Mills, Scott's lane,
Falls ot Schuylkill.
YOUNG MAN for office work. fmlllar with
typewriter, correct at figures; reference re
quired. Apply M 452, Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CHAMUERMAID cr waitress or sewing.
ill, logger umc".
COOK or cooking and downstairs work, assist
.. t. r.-ll ,.... .VI, t T a. . V, 11 on. 19
WH.1I. ll HUUIII nj, lu,.n .-.. .. ...a a
OOOKING or housework, experienced woman,
Call Room to, rupin icoger. n o ciock.
COOKINO or houseworV In small family, sub-
urns preterrta. am aomn nmeqiey.
DRES3MAKER from New York desires en.
gagements: special prices given at present.
Phone Walnut 6438.
HOUSEKEEPER, working, home where there
are motherlcra children; ref. M 70S, Led. Off.
HOUSEWORK (gen.) Plain cooTtlng: small
wash: Prot.: rets. M 12 Ledger Office.
1NFANT8 NURSE, English: would take en.
tire charge. 5822 Master St. Belmont 4703.
NURSE, practical, child or lady: doctor's ref.
erence. n urcenway ave., uaroy.
uTPMi-vnitAl'HEIt. with 2 years' experience.
wants position with good opportunities for
advancement: 80 to tart. V IMP. Led. Cent.
bTKNOOItXPHBR and bookkeeper, exp. vouns
lady desires change In position; rapid and
accurate typist. (I 860. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, dependable, neat, would
consider moderate salary, with opportunities;
reference. ii. i.-usrr uiulo.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER Experienced
young women desires position working house
leeper.D21U Ledger Office.
EXPERIENCED col.'rnuple desTrj" placTs in
gtther or sep., best refs. Phone Preston 4231.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING MAN. good record, deslrls
connection; competent in all branches. U
242. Iaedger Centra'.
ABfilSTaVNT to excutTv;a clean cut, well
educated, ambitious young man. with sound
business experience, desires responsible po.
allien with small firm. D 330, Ledger Office.
UfiOKKEBPER, thoroughly exp.. wlliaud 1 1
accounts, open, close and write up books, day
or evenlngmod. terms. D 407, Ledger Of flee.
KriokKEEPER i2 years' experience, desires
position wmi it,,u.o ... w
CHAUFFEUK, single, trustwoTtny, comi
driver and mechaUCj Protestant. Fl
position with reliable nrm, D 827, Led, Off
fr. . T -Ti -. t F .l.rx-laa tHistwArTnU nnmiialafll
ipetent
VII,
Leager i. enir.. .
FTKlTk. experienced In railroad accounting,
axiwrt on comptometer and typewriter state
ment work, desire change, with opportun.
liy. "."a -"--". 7 'J I
CLERK. 2i.'wlth 8 yeara' business experience,
tlroa, plyroll, mailing, work: knowUdg. ot
bookkeeping. O 43, Ledger Central.
rook, or general housework. Japanese wants
posulon la fiSlly?let reference. Sata. 224
Itv. u nea. "" g......
man AND WIFE, white, strictly first claas.
"ihsolutely competent and W"ti akllled
butler: wife, expert cook and baker; best ref.
UM" - n in.i 1AatT Cenlral.
Ft. ,ii ,
erence. " v. r "f ' ' a.
MAM AND VIa,aS. wiiue, -,ai, vylul1.. w"
" -V.'"!....;.. t lata anl ra rfair.a n S5.V
i ,Xt Office. ,
haTeBMAN. hardwood flnlther, expert, me
ehanloT desires position as sa esman for hard.
g."'C'fln" sUp.AdarissT O 848, Led. Cent.
jjTENOaRAPHEK and bookkeeper of provei;
"it'iVi.j; ir rear' law. manufactur Ing and
rommerclal xperiencippiilttvely rapid, and
accural highest refs. am, I.Mlr ugi
Office.
rtru.n.w ;, ,.. . r . , .
HNOOliApHEIl, ien. oftlca roan, 10 yra.T
7n competent, loyal, cleMn recordi aeeka
u nrin.wi)ii iw. ""'"'?:', 7;"""
yOX'tiO MNll
noaltlon with comtnar.
cliil Illustrating establishment , Al referencej.
i;V4t,N.r.w,l5ToTWh,n'r kl:di
nlRARD College graJuat. 1, desTre tnslda
nation. 3 yts.' xperlenre sunography. gen.
fflS lnuntur. 2880N. 8th.
WE1.L eoiift"y,or"? man desires posltlonj
vJil! start at mll salary. 73 Ledger Branch.
110 tirwa.
StSANUT. active young van to estlmat
(rooi urcliltectural drawings. M 484. Led. Cen.
JapAKEHB vltr aenr.l bouwork. v4t
po to 1bUI r. tsO. 14 Vila at.
A.TJTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
TOCniNO CAItB to hire by th hour, day Or
trip. Hell phone roplar 1287.
CLEANING AND DYEING
OBTTUCI! FRATIIlCnB . AND TANC1
CLBANF.D. J5TRD. MAtLHOT. 1B10 Ch
n rANCircs
eat.
DRESSMAKINQ AND MILLINERY
iTiEiilirriTClIINO, 10 cents yard, Al material.
Ak nKICHAItD, 111.1 CHB8TNOT BT.
rlCTOIHAU ItEVIKW l'.VTTKKNa m
DIlKSRMAKINO Uught abort, prae, course.
MncDoweli. S07 Denckln L!1dg.,Uth A Market.
rOR SALE
HILLTATID, pool, combination, 2d-hsnd bought,
sold, rented, eneh'd teafer, 1129 (llrard ave.
VTrfnr Webuy allghtly-used Talking Machines
V ItlUI A ncort,. KUTKUNIK. 140 N. 8th.
STORAGE
uiLuiourtKn BTonAan co.. vx n, Jd.
flalmont 4823. Carpata cleaned. Weat 421.
ROOMS FOR RENT
JUBT THE IlOOM TOU WANT , ,
Can very likely be located In a few minutes
by examining th photographs and dtscrtp.
tlona of rooms with and without board. which
ere on file for your Inspection at Leaser
Central. An Interior photograph and an
awsra to every question you would ask la
here, so you can decide Inttlllnntlyi fr
ssrvlcei test It. .
BROAD, N , 004 Attractively furnished and
unrurnisned rooms, oeauiuui corner u"u.
n.liata -rtri Aml.nrlval tMSlh I Bttam heat
electrlo light; southern exposure! excellent
dining rcim,homoapg,nesjBpuan;
BROAD. N 855-Select rooms, private bath:
permanent! all convenience; moderate.
nn?oTr-n ivb. Ri91-.NIeelv furnished 2d
story rooms, southern exposurei board op.
tinnaismaii .smuy; owittt, .
C1IESTNUT. 1004-Larg and small attractively
turn, rooms, single or en eulte. lcust7J.
r.tllrarxitt- tftlK nulla. tf ranms with bath
south, expos, also sing, rms,: tablo board.
TINE, 800 Ideal bachelor quarters, furnished
slnglo, double private baths: alio suite, it
com. 4; reduced rates ta permanent tenant.
BPRUCE, 2022 Attractively turn, aultei two
rooms and prlv. batliitelephone', gentleman.
20TU, N 20;a Large, cool, furnished 2d & 3d
lloor fronts: private family.
24TII, N.. 1718 Large comfortable roem, fir
,, ,.,. m ,tne,iniBh.i. renvenlent to cars.
Diamond aniT A. hoto aiqjerjunj,ril
38TII, 8., 108 lianasnmoiy lurnisnea rvom.;
m excellent table: rrltale famllyjphone.
WILL RENT elegant room, soutnern exposure,
near Tioga station; private family. M 443.
Ledger Central,
r.2d nnd Sansom Furnished
WFPT BRANCH rooms: men oniy: rneajsi
Y. M. C. A. shower baths: near L: all the
comroria or nome. i-nono iei
mont 4(181. Key.. West 888.
BOARDING
ARCH, 1812 Newly turn.: running water all
rooms: natn: mraii serv-ui ,m.j-
BROAD ST., 770 (The Graham)-Cool, attract.
. . It -. tV.I Knarrl ST lit.
IVPiy lUr rPOIl'i l t,UIIl. tnt'io uvi"e "!"
LKHIOH. W WW-UV-neaulUul rooms, with
--J. --.. M-ananamant VhlMIJi XlftiTsa. R?21 .
DUtirU, l0T iiiniiBvi..ii.n -. ....j. .--,
PAIIK. N.. 2125 Newly furniahed lnBl rocmi
- a. a..llU I-. ia.a,J -. 4. aafeaf ff-AflS
lor Keniienicn. wiiu uuii 4 ; - "
tOIIHUIP aimiiq wimiiui 1!
SPnUCFX 1224-20 (Hrtmont1) Furo. roomi;
Ingle, en uUb; private hatha; table board
SPnUCE, 102830 I3autlful front 2d-Hoor
aulta, furniahed or unfurnished; choice table
. ...A tah-il-i'ala.laBk trVafeA aAll ak
.0 pcrmaneiiie urwitwmo wvym,
WALNUT. 4WI 2d-Hoor rooma wlthboardf
near u; soutnern gayuBui., iw. yw..-.,a,i.
OVERBROOK 6083 Drexel road: boarding,
tennis, swlm'g pool. Phone Overbroolt 2003.
40T1I. N., 82 Delightful vacancies, porch.lawn;
exceptional table: near L. Baring 2008 W.
8PRUCELYN-303 8. 41st st. Mlsa B. M.
HANLEY. formerly ot Cheitnut st.
Suburban
WEST CHESTER. PA.-A farmhouse, with all
S aaa. -.-.-. aHIHin-S til ll A fit a. Iflf M.
COnveniencee, ihcib t,miuiiuio ..v... - -
few sueata for aummer and autumn. Adareaa
l Oil IsPOKCr WlHwCe -
ORMANT6WN-Th8 Shfppen. Wayne &Han-
pury; nrsa class in piwunigit,. .... ...
Ocean City. N. t.
OCEAN CITY. N. J. Hotel Henry, 7th and
Aaburyt room, board. $0 weekly.
APARTMENTS
RROAD-OXFORD-2, Urge rooma and bath.
unfur.; priv. qwciuna. -at " '
CHESTNUT. 1508-10 (Dashw ood Prof . ofTlcoj.
bacliolor apta , elevator service, opens Sept. 1.
SPuTNO GARDEN. HllO-Excellent apts. In
different houses: soma turn.: kitchenettes.
PHYSICIAN'S .office, also 1, 2, 8 or 6-room
apartments; furnished or unfurnished; with
or without private bath; excellent culalh;
board optional. Apply 25J South 17th at.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
POPLAR. 1B22 Attractive housekeeping apts.,
2 and 8 rooms, bath, kitchenette: modern
conveniences. Apply 1004 Land Title Bldg.
.. nnn - n-II iK'Tl MARTKH
Suites; rooml private bath: 18.00 up.
West Philadelphia
ANGORA TERRACE ,,. .
BD TO B8TII STS. ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF
.aju iu BALTIMORE AVE.
Built In palra like aide-yard houses, making
everv room an outside room, and with varied
and 'beautiful architecture.
If you are going to live in an apartment thla
fall, the selection of THE particular apart-m-nt
out of tho many, many you see on
every hand Is naturally a matter ot greal
mnutentl..,0mu.t be ONE BEST APART
MENT for you where location, service and
comfnrt-eierythlng that goea to make a truly
attractive apartment home Is absolutely at
its best and this, too. for a reasonable rental.
For JH2 to 138 monthly you can secure one
of these opnrtments, and this Includes moat
excellent and even heating; unlimited hot
water, courtwi'i and efficient Janitor ssrvice.
vacuum cleaning service, shades, screens and
awnings In fuct everything to make apart
ment housekeeping quite the perfect way to
Apartments have, five rooms nnd bath and
are finished In both natural wood and white
enamel, with artl-tlc papering and fixtures,
cabinet gas ranges, private porches. The price
Is. in truth, the only thing Inexpensive about
We' have Ustofully furnished a sample
apartment (No. 8440 Angora terrace), which
Is open for Inspection day and evening and
will give you a definite Idea of how remark
ably attractive these apartment really an.
WM. II. V. QUICK &"BRO Inc., 8 8, 40th t.
and
NORMAN B. SHERWOOD, 1411 Walnut at.
THE OIRVIN, 8S10 Hamilton at. 8 room and
baths: 8 bedrooms; second poor private porch;
sta. l-non a-rrsiou u. or janitor.
tin 80-fiSTH, B 1820-18 (pear Chester ave.l
Modern in every resoect. Anply janitor, on
premises. Phon Filbert 4483,
REAL ESTATE POK BALE
CITY
BALES-RENTS EXCHANGES
878 Drexel Bldg. Albrecht-2414 W. Lehigh,
Logan
IXXAN REAL ESTATE
BALE. RENT AND EXCHANOB
II. L Bmlth. Broad St.. opp. Logn Station.
Oak Lan
OAK LANE Better se that Colonial house.
8808 Camao St., 16000. SAMUEL II. READ,
Builder nnd Owner,
NEW JERSEY
Haddon Height, N. J.
UPPINCOTT LOTS AND HOMES
HADDON HEIGHTS. N. J.
National Park. N. J.
... a a (,c HfUl aia.W Sin
lnl ?".
xlW pear trolley, cony to riven
rational
nark. Hal off Red Bank av.. st agent with
lBKr irUltb'Il ,, W ...v., ., .w..a.
ludxe. Greater Nw Jersey Co.. 8!l U. I6th.
VIRGINIA VAHMB
441) ACRBB, which 880 acre timber, 17800;
bargain. X- !. IIBALD. West Che(r. Pa.
REAL BBTATE SALE OR RENT
C1TX
OWN YOWR HOME by monthly payments of
from 117 to K0; houses looted N. Phil, and
Otn.. worth from tl8M toltSM. MsrCBants'
Union Trust Co.. 718-710 Chestnut st.
REAL ESTATE 3T0R RENT
factories, Warehouses, Mfg. noor
MEl ROPOLITAN "BUILDING, (or.'uroad an3
Wallace Room 8000 (o 40.000 q. ft. on a,
floor Apply to a. V, I-aslicr, 147 N. 10th.
XORTaAQES
MONEY FOR MORTOAOEH
$500 $1000 $1200
JS1500 H1600 $5000
W. H. HOOD, 112 0tKI BT,
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tinted eyaglagg aa It la for all truly smart Rlrla to ahow tha whole of their .Vj" WUm III I
long-concealed tara. r ( T- iiAj Ay
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Customer Have you a good llyar "" I W ; T (
remedy? I I rjl -iv.0
-3 . --, Druggist We have Dlank'a Liver I t.J pt V
nBiw l HuirTSaa Cuntomer I don't want a cure for x3aK- If
W.S" Z f'la Dlank'a liver. I wnnt a cure for my tfe SC?Sisl' J- v-SA
JW fn. own.-Kxchange. 1 ''vi '
"How many feet long waa the snake
you killed while you were traveling!"
"One hundred and ninety-two
tnchea; anakea have no feet"
London Mall.
"I don't object to you kissing th
dog, but I prefer you to klea m
before and pot after."
"And don't you auppose the dog haa
hla preference. tooT"
He Was Disgusted
Bobby Mamma, did you ever see a
cyclone carrying a house up In tho air
and cows and horses and wagons up.
aide down?
Mother Certainly not)
Bobby Did you ever aee a tea
serpent? Mother Of course notl
Bobby dee, I think It would be tire
some to live to be your age nnd never
see nothing.
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He I understand the Jenkinses are
having trouble. Some people take her
part and some side with him.
She Tes, and I suppose there are a
few eccentric people who mind their
own buslneaat
The Public Ought to Know More
"ITS PRCTTY HA.R0 TO foE "RiNllY VwJ
TtaJ OWN ONE OT THE THlMqS. I UOKTl
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Not to Blame
A large map was spread upon the
wall and the teacher was Instructing
the class In geography.
"Horace," she said to a small pupil,
"when you stand In Europe facing
the north you have on your right hand
the great continent of Asia. What
have you on yeur left hand?"
"A wart," replied Horace, "but I
can't help It, teacher." Brooklyn
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Quite Obliging
Rector's Wife Yes, Philip has gono
up to Boston to learn pharmacy.
Mrs. Bunk Gosh, Missus, ho needn't
have ljon that far away. He could
have con:) on our farm and welcome.
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