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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 3.915;
13
If
CHRISTIVIAS SHOPPING
DAYS BRING THEIR
JOY TO MULTITUDE
Only 10 of Them Loft Between
Now and December 15, When
All but the Tardy
Will Finish
GIFTS FOR THE HOSPITALS
Inctmllnc Initio. i"c nre nnlj- 20
KhoilK TH '""'"re llMnini.
Seclnu that everybody Is Piippnocil t
have his or lier shopping done this your
before December IB. nnil na tliere nre only
ten sliopplHB dnys left befnie tlmt date,
the presumption Is nnturnt Hint sitKKca
tlons nbatit whnt to rIvc for Chilatmnn
presents would lie now out of nt.icc, every
body linvlm? ilc-clilcil whnt to rIvc, If he
or she hnvc not Indeed ntrondy mndo tho
ncecannry purchases. However
Tliete nre n few thlnns Hint may Imvc
been overlooked. Thin nnmollmes hap
pens A few tlilliKS nro sometimes lioURht
In the shops by u Rood many people fit
about 4.37 P m., December 21.
It Is Rencrally admitted Hint the best
thing lo Ret for n llttlo plrl Is a doll;
for n big Rlrl an etiRncement iltiR, or If
there Is nnv danger that this mlRht be
taken seriously, then some other similar
ly nmiiRlnR trinket; for n IiIr boy, pipes
or cigarettes or sonictlilnR nasty llko
tlinti nml -for n little boy, leaden soldiers
and cannon but stop!
There Is a controversy thin yenr nlioui
this question of toy soldiers for boys, and
It Imil letter bo settled at once. There
Is no nnim In RlvlnR a boy toy sol.
diers, because ho must kill somethliiR
fiust as his father must connive In hnv-
InK cnttle and harmless veRetables killed)
nnd It Is far Doner mat no snouid Kin toy
soldiers than live files. If war Is to be
piayeu ni an it is neiier mni it or piayca
on a pin loom Iloor than on a battle-
field; and as for Inculcating murderous
tendencies, it Is well known that the most
bencvolent persons that ever lived, like
Herbert Spencer nnd William Jennings
Bryan, nil played with toy soldiers when
they were little.
These gifts to the heroes of the sister
republic ncross mo sens win renen rails
Dciore i iiiittmiun, ni mrj mo KuuiK
on the steamship Hochaiubeaii, which
.Balls from .New lork licit Saturday
morning. Tho gifts will be In charge of
Mrs. Mary H. Wlllard, chairman or the
i International Charities Surgical Dress
ings Committee. She will icport to Mmo
Wmlilliigtnn, chairman of the l'"iciioh
Commlltcr, who will see that they Ret
to their destinations It. the hospitals ot
Prance. Any contiibutor tnni Ine'nse hi'
Christmas card. Mr. Ballcy'a phono Is
Cynwjil IS) W.
The hospitals will bo remembered. This
docs not mutter much to many who hnve
never been in a hospital, but It Is worth
While knowhiR that n hospital Is a great
place In which to be forgotten. It is dis
mal nnd cheerless, at least to those who
lie there on cots. Some remember, liuvv
. ever, and these thoughtful ones are asso
ciated In the Prison and Hospital IJvan
scllstlc Association; for a prison Is n
sort of hospltnl nnd a hospital is a sort
of prison.
' But It Is not directly for the prisoners
t In prisons nnd the prisoners In hospltnl.i
that tho Christmas baskets nro being col
lected by the nsaoclatlon. They nro for
tho equally unlucky ones whoso bread
winners nre contlned. Many families will
receive gifts of food nnd clothing If tlm
appeals of Mntllda Silverman (address,
care of Cth District police station, 11th
and Winter streets) and Mrs. Albert S.
-Smith, 322ii Powelton nvenue, reach under
standing cars, To Mrs. Smith money can
bo sent, as she Is tho treasurer.
SALES OF MILK FOR
BABY CLUE TO WOMAN
Continued from Page One
mother had saved nfter his death, which
were put upon tho kidnapped baby, It
la thought, and these garments form on
Important link In the chain of evidence.
SNYDUR'S NEIGHBORS HAPPY.
A big American flag was strung from
houso to houso ncross Lelthgow street,
last night In honor of tbo baby Hun
dreds of persons went through that
thoroughfare today and were rewarded
by a glimpse of 4-month-dld Louis Sny
der, who was kidnapped, nnd nfter two
days' search wns left on a doorstep by
his abductors.
Tho Hula boy wns held up to tho win
dow of his parents' home, 2131 Lelthgow
street, and those who camo along tho
street, today In tho snow, waved their
hands to tho baby whoso disappearance
had aroused tho wholo northeastern sec
tion of the city.
The flag was hung out In honor of tho
child that was lost nnd was found be
tween the time the grent news i cached
the street last night and the time tho
parents brought him homo In an auto
mobile, Tho party was cheered to tho
echo.
Neighbors could not do enough to thpw
their sympathy wltl tho family's happi
ness aa they had vlth their suffering,
and the baby wns luld up to the win
dow before he went to bed so that thoso
who could not crowd Into tho dwelling
could see that he wns all right.
fc " "ig Plncard was pinned to the edge
'f of the Stars and Stripes. It bore this
U message to the world ut large;
BABY FOUND
GOOD CONDITION
jA ALL OVER
Jt Shortly after 6 o'clock lost night n man
& nd a woman walked throtiRh Borer
3 ttreet, a narrow, poorly-lighted thorough
v fare, They looked back over their
shoulders nnd hurried. The woman wan
young, she seemed about 19 years old.
The VOUI1P Wnmqn cnt-rlml nnni.thltii, in
- her arms. Sirs. Kmma Steel, who sat at
her window nt 2015 Borer street, could
r not make out whether It was n. bundle or
a baby Hbo saw them leave It. ulirit.
ever It was, on the doorstep of Mrs. Ella
ut, at jaw Horer street. Then they
at full speed out of the street.
Sirs. Steel thmiE'h nt Aral It w.ia Ihn
family wash tieliiir brnuuht linmo Thou
she saw that the bundle moved.
a oaby!" biie exclaimed.
-Then thn fn,,,,,, ,, nnm.a i.. ..
one had not heard bf the Snyder baby's
Disappearance. She thought some mother
w.?p. could not afford to take caro of her
emid was leaving it for somebody who
eould.
i-Ati..thl8 tlmo 1Irs- Poust was having
In! V1"1 h?r ow" bab"' wn'cli was
sick. She and her husband were about
I00 ou' and get some medicine for the
i yL Ab JIra' Foust reached the dpor
bundle at her feet screamed. She
Waned over It while her husband ran
Jeii : Into the house for an oil lamp, and
w the light from that they beheld the
tabyy ani hunsr' face ot the Snyder
it' "V a" we've read about It. to think
" Would be found right on our doorstep!"
exclaimed ATr Wn,,a
B The nolinA wi A .....i.i ? nun
tBH illl.i V c toiviii"B lvl run-
W S p w for a clue that my 'cad to the
--v.wuouis oi inchard C. Meeklns, the
KS.TS. ?.,a so" of H"8h Meeklns, of 2t
Wrixl ttt 'lt street, who has been missing
T jrju Monday, found no trace of him to-
Tb father of the missing Richard has
ward from nplElihn Ihn . l,- ...nr.
f - --Wr.w i, .ft fil)J ..MOW.
- ,7 ta at 62cl tr' ald Elmwood ave-
.?' .r,ljr af,er lhe by wa "cn 'or
tae last tlm (1.1 Mnnrfiti attofnnrt If
?fJStilX lbe. be PoUca say. that the
BjUiut ninf detected by this time.
WANT ALL
POSTMASTERS NAMED
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE
First Step of National League,
in Session Here, Will Be to
Boost "Merit System"
for Officials
AIM FOR EFFICIENCY
The Nntlonnl Civil Service Ucform
I.euRuo will begin n sweeping attack upon
the system prevailing In the 1'nlted
States which make the lawmakers of tho
country the distributors of le.-ltllng olllc.es,
nccordlnpT to tho council of that organiza
tion, which Made, a rcpott today to Inoio
than I2.i members of the lenguo at Its 33lh
annual mt cling, now being lield at the
Hotel Adelphla.
Tho "mtrlt system," the civil servlco
reform ndt'oc.ited by Hip organization,
will bo pcrslMently advanced In every
Stnto In the country as well as In n cam
palRn to refuim tho federal system of
making appointments to olllce, If the
Ideas of the council are carried out.
It Is asscited today tbut lO.cxfl superior
olllcets In thtj federal service are outside
tho hcope of tho civil Bcrvlce rules under
tho present system, and that In Demo
cratic States these patronaRo nppolntcea
urn the political niront.i nf their ran.
grcsslotial sponsors, while In Hepubllean j
suites sucn appointees nie tho political
ugctits of the Admlnlstiatlou In power.
I'ltO.MOTIO.V ADVOCATED.
Tho lepoit stnted that, until these
higher adinlnlstintlve posts nre with
in awn from tho Held of politics, tho
service will never hnvc the permanence
w men is cssent al to rnirlonnv. 'rim
"merit system" of appointment following I
' competitive civil scrvlco examination,
I with promotion bnseil upon an olllclal
record of nccompllihmonta and ability,
i wns asserted to be the only method lv
which satisfactory reform mny be ob-
ininrn.
The present system, according to the
teport, "fosters n prnctlce by which
guat numbers of olllclnls nre from time
i to time nnd moic or lcni peislstently,
noscni irom llieir ninces, devoting their
energies not to the business of their
olllees, hut to tho control of local political
affairs."
The phrase "by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate," which ap
pears In the Constitution to regulate the
powers of appointment by tho Presldei.t,
has been taken advantage of by Sena
tors for the last SO years, It Is stated,
with tho lesult that virtually all appoint
ments) have been made by them.
The lepoi t continues:
"These Senate-confirmed olllcen, with
the exception of n mcio liiuidfiil, hav.i
nothing to do with the deteimlnatlon of
Ciovcrnmcnt policy. They comprlM-,
with others, thenimy of postmasters, col
lectors of customs and internal revenue,
district attorneys and marshals who aio
encamped in every corner of tho country,
and their use as polltlcnl agents of the
party In power Is a piostltutlon of tho
civil service."
FOR ALL POSTMASTDItS.
Tho first htcp which the National Civil
Service, Reform League will tako In tho
light for reform will be an attempt to
obtnln legislation providing' for the com
petitive classification of Iltst, second inni
third class postmasters. Tho Council of
tho organization asseits that there Is no
moro renson that a Democratic po.st
mnster should be removed with a change
In administration than that n clerk should
bo removed for similar reasons.
Under tho "merit" system It Is snld that
It would bo possible to 1111 many of the
postmastershlps through promotion from
tho clerical force In the postofllecs, and
tho remainder by promotion of a post
master from n smaller to a larger offlco
on a basis of efficiency. It was pointed out
that If It wero known Hint devotion to
public horvico would receive recognition
by promotion to the highest ofllres, many
young and ablo men would bo Induced to
enter tho field who nre now seeking other
occupations that offer hotter opportuni
ties for a future.
NORTHWEST OBSERVES
"ELECTRICAL WEEK"
WITH BIG PARADE
High Lights of tho Big Celebra
tion Will Be Shifted to
Roxborough nnd
Mnnayunk
THOUSANDS TO MARCH
rarade tonight In Mnnayunk, Ktiirtlnc
at Hi3() o'clock from ltlilKe avenue mnl
Main fctrtet.
The high lights of tho "Electrlcnl Pros
perity Week" celebration In this city will
shift to Manayunk nnd Roxborough to
night, when an "electrical" parade of
more than three hundred nutomoblles,
headed by a band and several Moats, will
assemble and start from Ridge nenue
nnd Main street nt 830 o'clock.
The route of the parade, which Is
through all the main streets of that sec
tion of tho city, will be ,i blaze of light.
Every shop of any Importance has bton
decorated In honor of the occasion with
window displays and tasteful arrange
ments of flags and bunting. The shops
will be lighted from cellar to roof with
electricity; those shops that have no elec
tric current will celebrate with gas Il
luminations.
Following the parade, which xvlll be
hended by Joseph B. Seamen, chief of
the meter testing department of the
Philadelphia Electric Company, as mar
shal, a. smoker will bo held by the 21st
Ward Board of Trade and the Manayunk
Business Men's Association, In Masonic
Hall. Main and Cotton streets. The hall
has been especially decorated with strings
of lights and flags, and a big time, Is ex
pected. The speakers at the smoker will bo
William B. Nickels, president of the 2tst
Ward Business Men's Association; t
Dixon, president of tho Slst Ward Board
of Trade; E. J Cattell, city statistician,
and other prominent men.
Many of the manufacturers and shop
keepers have entered Hosts In the pa
radeadvertising their goods in original
ways. One of the prettiest floats will be
that of the H. C. Roberts Electric Sup
ply Company, which will carry girls In
niadri gras costume. The Manayunk
branch office of the Philadelphia Electric
Company has been elaborately decorated,
and II. W. Wenzel, branch manager, will
review the parade from tho windows.
BIG ESTATES FOR RELATIVES
Joseph Beaston, Leaves ?70,000 to
Widow and Son
The will of Joseph Beaston, of 5323
Woodland avenue, admitted to probate to
day, leaves an estate, valued at fiu.oco, to
Mrs. Susan Beaston, widow of the de
ceased, and to Harrj Beaston, a son.
An estate valued at tOf.OOQ u devised to
the widow and children by the wm of
William W C'oUaday. creslden.t of the
Hensel-Colladay Company, wh.o. died on
November a, at the Jewish JlospitaJ-
REORGANIZE OLD COMPANY
Gus Scidcl Chosen President of turn
many Pea Shore Fishing Company
The surviving shareholders of the fa
mous old Tammany Pen Shore Fishing
Company met at tho ofllce of Congress
man J. Hampton Moore Inst night nnd
elected otllcers to take tho places made
Vacant by the deaths of Colonel M. Men
nidt Muckle, president, and Samuel W.
liny, tho secretary-treasurer.
Ous Keldel, tho only remaining officer
of the concern, whoso membership dates
back W years, was clotted president, II.
Cooper Shapley vice president, John V.
Lewis treasurer and Doctor Wray secre
tary. A committee was also nppolnted to dc
cldo whether the organization was to be
held together until It could be rcorpra.iil2ct
or whether the property should be dis
posed of, Spqucer D. Wright was elected
chairman of the committee.
Tho propel ty of the company li located
on the Detawaro lllver at Pish House
Junction, near tho l'ennsylvnnla Hnllroad
bridge It was organized In 1W and hni
been (he scene of many festive gatherings
of prominent Philadelphia!!.
Colonel Hawlc's Funeral Tomorrow
t leutcnnnt Colonel William llrooko
Ilnwlc will be burled tomorrow, nt 2
o'etiiek, from St James' Dplseopnl
cimrcli, 22d and Walnut streets He died
on Tuesday at his home, 2.10 South 2M
street. Lieutenant Colonel Ttnwle was a
prominent member of the bar. He Wns a
veteran of the Civil War and wan bre
veted for acts of bravery dutlng soer.il
battles.
OBITUARIES
TIIEOMOKE SCinVERINEK
Retired Business Man and Civil War
Veteran
Theodnro Rehwcrlner, T3 years old, of
W West Chellen avenue, a X'eteran of tho
Civil War and letlred business man, died
early todnv nt the Jewish Hospltnl from
a complication of diseases. Mr. Schwcrl
ner was well-known In C.ermantowti. nnd
wns rignrdcd as an ex-pcit on the history
of tho Civil Wnr. He wrote of (Irnnd
' At my events and memorabilia as "Chat"
In tho (Jcrnrintown Independent Onzette
and other sectional newspipeis.
i Mr. Schwirlnnr wns born In (lermnny
nnd enme to the Culled States when
ho was 17 enrs old. Hi' settled In
Missouri and enlisted In a Missouri regi
ment for service In tho Civil War. He
was wounded In tbo arm nt the battle
of Vicks'iurg nnd later, wns honorably
discharged. After tho war he moved to
iSirniiintnnii.
There he opened a shoo store nt f!er
muntown nnd Chelten avenues, nnd con
tinued tho business for SO years. Seven
onrs ago hp letlred. Mr. fchwerlner
was n member of tho Kills Post. CI. A.
It, which he helped to found; the Ma
sonic Veteiiins. and tho Kotcsters of
America. Ito was prominent la' charity
work In Corniatitown. Mrs. Schwcrlner
and u daughter, Mrs. Miriam Edwards,
of Rooky Mount, N". C , survlvo him. No
funeral aiMugiincnts have been made as
yet.
MERRITT H. HAINES
Insurance Agent, Stricken on Railroad
Train, Dies
Merrltt II. Haines, an Insurance agent,
died yesterday at his home, 271S North
1.1th street, following tin attack of heart
disease, which he suffeied whllo riding on
a train.
Mr. Haines had been nttendlng an In
formal dinner, given bv one of bis friends
In Oermantown. Ho took n local train for
lili homo nnd' was conversing with sev
eral other pahsengcrs when ho wbb sud
denly stricken.
Mr. Hnlnes was a trustee of tbo Gaston
Presbyterian Church, 11th street and Le
high avenue, and n member of Lodge No.
2 of Masons. He Is survived bv his
father and mother, Jeremiah and Sellna
Haines, and two brothers, Lawrence T5.
nnd Ernest C. Hnlnes. Tho deud man was
33 years old.
catljs
These Notices Are Printed In the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge
Altll WIAMS. -- On Nmnniber .10, 11)15.
IIUHTIIA. w fc of Jofpph Abrahams, hkoI
1.8 years. Hyalites n I friends are tnvlt-tl
to .itteml tho funeral services, on Friday.
Ht 10 n. in precisely, hi her lite residence,
111 North Hnhv St.. Md and Arch bis. In
torment nrlxate.
iitllltll'l"!' On Pei'emlier I, 1UI5, nt her
lVin ' lisWeme. PHa C'ulwln l . IDA ...
IIUIUKTT. i'ue nolle of the funeral will
.!' clven.
lllliiAIHIS. At I'eiin Square. Kant Norrltnn
loiwlP. on .Nniember So. Jlil.v WII.UAM.
Mill Ul IW ,u,- IIW' Ml,., .l.lll.tll IllUtVOS,
In his T'lb ' ltel,ittea nnd trlemts nre
liivltfl tu attend the funr.l ueribex, on
S.imnUy, at -' p. m . nt hla iuto reaMeiue.
l' nn tauiire, i:at Norrlton inwnhlp. Mrint
Kiimery founty. rnrrisgis meet trolley eav.
InK Seile ut , N'orrmtnwn, at 12 :io ami 1;:(0
at Iho ilermaniunn pike. Interment t Gulf
Cemetery
,.i I.I.Altl). On Kntembcr SO. 1D15. Mru.
SAI1AII A. liri.LAHK. widow of Hamlet
, Itull.ir J, In her UUth e.ir. Due noilco o!
the Mineral Mill tu Klven, frutn ihu rel-.li-in-e
of her bon, CliiirU'u II Ilullard, 1321)
ropl.ir t.
Ill 'I I. int. On November 30, 1013, I'AT
ItlfK r. husbanil of Tlirea H llutler
me, t'aiinon.) lleUttvea and friends, ulao
Ibily Nime Society of Annunilailon I'hurch,
arc lnlte, to atteml the funeral, on Friday.
Ht S 10 a. m., from bis late lolilcnii'. d
t'r.nnlnghaiH place (Kederal et. ubaie 11th
si ). IllKh Iteiinlem Mans ut i'hurch of An
iiuncl.illmi at 10 a. m. Interineni at L'atho
Ural Cemetery.
l.l(l). At National Soldtern' Rome,
liampion HoadH, Vn., on November 21', 1U1.1.
Ji ill NT llVAItl), husband ot the latu Mar
tha A. Hyiird. aeetl 71 ear Itrlatlvea and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
aervUt?1, on Fnda. at 2 p. in., at the. resi
dence of tiU aon. J ihn C ilard, 1217 South
:i2d rit , rhlladelrhla. Intfrnivnt at Pernwood
Cemetery. Ifmalns may be Mewtd on
Thursday, from S to 10 p. m.
COX siuclileiil. on November 29, 1013,
WILLIAM I'OX, Jr., ton of William. Sr .
and Hannah Cox, aged fi.1 )eara. IteUtlten
and friends, alto KUworth Caatle 'o 1,7.
u. K.. and employia of Molt Urothers. are
Invited to attend tho funeral, nn Sundav.
at 1 p. m.. from hla jmrents' residence. 137
St Win t. Interment ut Cheltenham Ceme
tery. Remains may bo viewed on Saturday
evening
IltATKI. On November 0, 1015. IO
SKI'ltlNK, widow of Harry Dentel. Funeral
on Friday. t R..';o a m., from her late resi
dence. 311 .Northeast Boulevard. Hilcnui
Ttequlem lllsn Mais at St. IJonaventura's
Churvh. ttlth and Cumbria uts , at II) u. in.
Intvniient private.
IIIIMllAN. On November 30, 1813.
HIILK.S'A. wife of John J Donovan. Rela
tives und friends, alao the Altur and Rosary
und Leauue or the Sacred Heart, are invited
to attend the funeral, on .Saturdav, ut S:"0
a. m., from her husband a residence, 221H
Race st. Requiem Mass at the Cuihedral. at
10 a. m. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme
tery. DOWN"- On November 30. 101S, WILLIAM.
nufeoana Ji aan juoure iiqwhs, sged DO.
Ittlallvcs and friends also Equal Rictus
Lodge, r.o. i", 1. u. w. v.. anu employes or
Dock St. freight department. Pennsylvania
II, It , are- Invited lo attend the funeral serv
ices, on FrlJJ. st 11 a. m.. at bis late resi
dence. SliO Ht. Albsns place Interment at
Northvvood Cemetery. Auto service Re
mains can he viewed TbursJa. between 7
and u P' m'
EVANS. O'l December 1, 101B. JOHN It.,
husband ot the late Mary Evans. Relatives
and friends, also orders and Rosary boclcty
of M. Kdmond's Church, sro tnvltel to at
tend the funeral, .on Monday, at 8 SO a. m..
from his late residence. lS2d South 20th st
IlrquUm HlBh Mass Bt the Church of St.
Kdmond's at 10 a. m. precisely. Interment st
Holy Cross ptroetery.
VIEI.I). On November 30. 1918, JOHN R.,
husband of Carrie Field (neo Wtlngard), and
5,n ot Emily A. and the Uts John R. tbli.
"a. bis :d esr. Relatives and friends, also
ii es A. Gsrfield Chamber. No. ID. o. K. F?:
Keystone UcneBcIil Asiotiatton and employes
of llenry Dbtston 1 tons' Jobblnu dept. ate
Invited te attend the funeral, on FrliUy
atternooo, at So slack. Iroro bl mother's
residence. 7121.. State Road, Tacooy. Inter
ment at Magnolia nmcUry.
rnul). At Mill llliN J, en November 29,
ill"' tllARlFS toun. fa the 624 sr oi
1U a? Re(aUv and friends ar. Invited
ui sicM the fuuertl S4rvl.es. at lbs real
denca t his son In . lvv Thuraaa WblUksr,
SvW Siena -u w, ,.
DEATHS
dny, at 11 . m. Interment rrlvate, at Mount
Mcinnt cemetery.
(IILHKItT. On December l, 101B, SCR A.
UILHCHT (nee Wllnn), vvlfo of Theodore T.
Ollhert. Relatives and frlendi nre Invited to
attend the funetM crvlce Saturday, nt a
p. m . at hfr late reildorce. r,40t Webster
t, Interment private, mends mny tall
rrldi irom 7 until n p. m
HAIM'.S. At Trenton, N. J., on Eleventh
Month '10th, 1HI. KSllintt ANN, wliow
ot William i'. Hnlnep. ItMjtlve and friends
are Invited to nltend the funeral ervlres,
nt the PrlendV Meeting, lloufe, Medford. N
J., on Saxth-d iv, .id, nt 1 p. in Interment nt
Medlerd. N. J
.lONI.S. At lUltlmore, Mil, on December
I ml.-., SA.tAII II JONlis (formerly of
Vnllaileirhl.i, t'n ), nldovy oi Robert Jone-t
nnd daushtir ot the lato Inac II nnd Sarah
rolehi'wer. Relative nnd frlemU nro In
vlte'l to ftttend the luneral rervbea on Frl
d.vv nt 2 p. m.. nt the nartmen( of Oliver
II Hair, H20 ( heatnut t., Philadelphia.
Interment nt Mt. Mnrlah Cemetery
KYIX.-At hi late resldenre, anjo Houth
liarlenst., on Deeembor 1. inif, Rfait.
huKband ot Maruaret Kyle. Ilelatlvia n I
frleivls nro Invited to attend the funeral, on
Fitiirrtny. at 1 10 p. m i, from the rrajdenre of
i,i Kon. William J. Kyle, loiri) McKean nt
Intermenl.nl. Fernwood Cemetery. I-rlcnJa
may rnlt I-"'!1'"' evening.
1 P.P.DS. In MooreKlovvn. N. ,t., on Eleventh
1 Month nOth. 1015, ALFrtni W. LHEDH.
husband of I.ydlA II II. Lend. In hli r,;,ti
vear. Relatives nnd friend are Itivliod to
attend the funeral, on CIMIwlay arternoen.
Twelfth Month, 3d, nt s o'clock, from
rrlends' Meetlns Houe. Moorestonn, N. J
Interment private at WcaideM, N J. Train
leaves Mtrhet st. ferry 12 SO for Moore
town. Trolley leaves Cimden svery half hour.
IXlMi. On November ao. nun, janij,
widow of Alexander Lour, nped ii sear
Relatlvei and friends are Invited (o attend
the funeral service", nn Friday, nt 2 10 p m.,
nt the residence of her daUKhter, Mrs Fred
erick zoos, -'i'H soutn .ill) St., inroy, i"v.
Interment private.
li:l.1!V. On November 20, 10tr, WYND
II AM S.. luuhnnd of Kate Mele, In his Qlth
year. Relatives anil friends are Invited to
attend the funeral rcrvbes, on Prldav, De
cember :t. at II a. m., at his lute rrsldeti' e,
I2S Hlehey nve., Wet l-olllliKSWood, N. J.
Interment private, at Harleljili (Vmetrry, r.S
convenience of thn family, rrlenda may call
Thursday cvciiIiik. Please omit flowers.
O'llHIKN. On Deromber 1, H"lf., IIANORA,
widow of I'alck O'lirlen (neo Trenol).
Relatives and friends nre Invited to attend
the funeral, on Haiurday. at s to n. in., from
her late residence, Wnverly road near Lis
more nve, illenslde, Pa. Solemn Hlnh Re.
julem Mas nt fit Luke's Church, nt 10
n. m. Interment nt Holy tjvputchro Ceme
trr. PANCOAST At Rlverton, N. J, on lie.
umber 1, IMS. PnWARIi II PANCOAST.
In hla dst jenr. Relatives nnd friends nro
Invllel tn attend the funeral service, ,,u
Haiurday, at I :!0 p m , at hla late resi
dence 101 Main st.. Rlverton, N. .1. Inter
incut nt r.ilmvrn Cemetery. Trains levvo
Market s. ferry, rhlladelphla, at 12 noon
and 12-JO
I'Al'L. On November .10, 101S. PHTnil,
htislmnd of Wllhelmlnn Paul (nen llausch).
aced 4S years. Relatives and friends, also
Herman Lodgo, No 12.1, P. and A. M.;
Ih-iknhappo Tribe. No. 1.1H, I. o. It. M :
Canslntter Volksfest Vereln. nlso directors
ami membcra of Philadelphia Sehuetzen
Veielp, nr" Invited to attend hit funeral, on
Fnd.iv, at 2 p. m, from his Into rc-ldeni e.
1217 I rankfnrd nve., Fintikford. Interment
nt HlilMde Ctmetcrv. Automnblle service
I'l'.TIMIS On November III). Ill IS. MA
TIIIL1A HOPI1IA dniiKltter of Hie lite Am
brnsi and HlUabfth Piters. Relittves and
frbnds nre Invited tn attend the funeral
erilc-H nn Pitnrdnv, ut 1 II'l p. m.. at her
late rsldince, 12ii" I'nlunibl.i nve. Intermint
strlctlv p'lvate, nt Nurthwnod Cemetery. Re
mains may bo viewed on Pilday. from 7 to
0 p. m.
I'IKIIMIN On November .10 IMS. I.P.'.Ii:
W.. widow of .Teremlab O. Plcrsnn. Puner.il
services on Prldly, nt 2 p. in., nt the chsnel
of Kirk ,t Nice, tviol Hermantown avenue.
Cerniantewn. Interment private.
RAM Li:. On November .11), 11115, WILLIAM
IIIUHiKrc IIAWI.i:, son or the late Charlei
Wall ice Ilreoke. Funcrnl services at at.
.Tames' Church, 22d and Walnut streets, nn
Prldav. December 'J. nt 2 p. m. Interment
private.
HUM. WAY. On November .10, 1015. HHNRV
WHIllllT IHIMIWVI relatives ami trlrnrts
nre Invl.el tn ittend the runeml scrviies, on
r'rl lav , at 2 p m,, at his late residence,
22-'l North nth st. Interment private, nt
laiurel Hill Cemetery
.SCIIATTi:. Oil November K0. 1P1B. CON
RAD I'. P. husband of Caroline II. nt his
homo In Hwnrthmoro. Pa. Relatives mid
minds nri- Invited tn itttend the (uncnil
servicer Saturday at 2 110 p. m. pr.'clselv, at
the Hpartnieuls of OUver II Hair, l.s;o chest
nut t., Phlla Interment private.
MMIIIU.- on Nnvililber SI), IMS, .TAMPS
P. faU'OUU, ak-ed Til jiars. Relatives nnd
Irlcnds me Invlterl to attend the funeral
setvlctst on Prlda afternoon, nt 1 o'clock,
nt hi" late rmllenrc, 1112 North llouvlcr
st Interme-'t private.
THOHNDIH'" At her residence. 175 Marl
boro street, lloston, on November 20. 1015.
nLI.UN LI1WIS, widow of licorge Qulncy
Thorndlke, In her 7lh je.ir.
, "CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER
This STYLE TYPE (or llko thbO
One time Lie per line
Three times one week J'Jc per line
tdx ilmrs one week loo per line
Situations Wanted, three tlmea one wick III
cents per line wr Im-enlon.
FMacc your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One nr two time rate for Gigmmi Lr.tsirR
nnd Pi in It Lmmimi tnmhlned Is II) i-vnia tier
line with tha exception of Help Wanted and
BltiutllotiH vvunteu. wnun is in ccnis per lino.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which la permitted In all ettispltlcatlons ex
iepi Help und Situations Wanted. Lost und
Found. Peri-nnalH. Hoarding and Kooiiim, uiM
FIVE CENl'ti PER LINE TO ANY OP AHOVB
RATE.S.
There ii a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
a its at ollice rates.
PEIISONALS
NOTICE Will the two oun girls who lolt
on ilic norlh-lxiund Jliney nt 5 ..0 o'clock Fri
day evening, November 211. from the I4)th st.
terminal, write to the fcllnwln; dildrctui:
IHIIIIV ROTH. 110 North lUth t., Allen-
town. Pa.
NOTICE la hereby glien that I, John Ile.ittlc.
Sr. residing at 2SP Oakfoid ,1.. will not be
responsible for any debts unlesr vonlracted
by myself.
STERN .V'LEVINSON. srocerlesT .MPO Kolsoin
st., sold to Morris Abmhaimun Credi
tors call ut 3-11 W. Ulrard uve., until Decern-ta-r
-1.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CIlAMllERMAID and wultres., white, In snialll
fun.ilv. $S. 1S2S S Rlitetihousa au.
CIIILDXPRSE. Pintestant. with good rcfer-V
enie .vppiy i-vmi pruie si.
CHOCOLATE COATER wanted, experienced! I
ii,-n:iiiBiit (uwltlnn rivnl i,neau I .l.lmks l 'I
o. Hox 42. llcrvvjii. Pa
iHUCiiLATE COATER-Experlenced girl; per.i
m.inent ima.tlon; teod wages. Address P. O,1
4'.", Herwjn. ra
CLOTH IVmVBRS wanted.
ADlllV jnnti AZ.
james lionson, inc , ma
lane. Palls of Schuvlklll.
Inc , Hlanket Mills, Scott's!
COOK Wanted, an ex,e. tenced cook lor a prl-
vale lamtiv in a email cuLnuj town, preier
ably of Swedish or Xarweglau detctnt. Ad-1
dress applbutlous to MUs Hart Irvluo Mer-
cersbnrg. I'a
COOK Svolvh, Protectant, no vvah, small
faudl . good reffienw; iticit einp!oer. Hoouil
2:;0, Public Ledger. Kildav, 11 a mi.
COOK, uod at dinners and oidirs lilt Vinei
street.
UIHU lialf-srovvn. white, tn assist with bouso-i
vvork,l. 1S2S S. Rlttenltite tq. I
GIRLS wanted to leain iiaper box maklngfi
gocd jay to begin, unusual opportunity, I
steady work. Cull National Metal Edge Hox
Company. Mh aiKlWillow stL
1103IV.RY Exp.toppcrs andkolitersand learn-,
ers: steady work, good pay. 1120 N Lawreiusl
HOl'SEHOLU ASST.-Yuuni; or iiildJle-asedL
white, no washing or lionlng; no heavy clean
ing, suburbs. Hox JSn, Drescl Hill
IIOl'SEWOHK-Gen liousework mldd'e-agtai
1'rot. woman for toun. . family. 2. Meet ludvl
for luterv.. It in. 2IQ. Pub. lad.. Prldav at 11,
IIOESEWOHK-Rellable Prot. iltl by prlvaici
adult family for gen. housework, gooa ho.uel
anq wages, reis. i-u . a111 u.t vv. i'nila.
llOPSBWOHK-acneral, lOloieJ. good cook i
suburbs. Meet cmidoer, Koom -Jt), Publul
Ledger, Thursday, 11 . in.
1IOP8EWOHK Young refined woman for prl-l
SS:
ate uancing siuaia; rer. it ,i:n. lom.
HOUSEWORK White Proteatant girl; ref.V
req.; ill, wainiu,. vaii ai. a. ihl at.
HOPSEWOHK-Nest. reliable girl: family 4.1
Call 4910 N. Broad St.
LADY'S MAID, must be experienced goodll
sewer, packer, etc. Address, giving nit ref-1
erenvc. a. i..iioa isi. ,'pimueipma, t U;
uai r.uivr.s.9, coioreu oy uay, waaicq m urynil
Mavvr. Pa., ens llvlna la the vicinity of Urjolj
Mawr preferred. II ll'l. la-.Iger lfflce. J
MAlU- Ward maid. Aprlv In person, Vofij
VCIS.vj (1W,'Jlij i. ?v'ul? !
StHSPHY liOVUNt-SS lor child i jevrs
old. French or English vreferreil, la go to
truim rrnraTivBzua re erriure reauirea
1
Meet lady for Interview Kooni jno. Vublli.
Ledger
idy mo'cliu;, Decerober 3, be
tca S.30 id iq.30,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
PAPER no.VP.q- Pxperlenced operators can
h.ivo positions where rood wages con bs
made, rIvo hrp, ejpcrlenee, etc. Call Mar-
SALi:sVliliLST
Apply between 10 nnd 12 nna
2 nnd 4. must be
nnie lo give nooa rcirrenics.
ileorite II Pvins,
1100 chestnut.
SAt.nsWO.MHN for confectionery end eakes:
must be experienced Apply nt Ilureflfi of
Pmployment. P noor. before 11 a. m.
sTRAWiuuDUR cLOTiunn.
STKNOOHAl'tlPn for broker's office; salary
to start, $r per week; slate aire, previous
eTrerlencenndniinIincatlons. H ciI2. 1.. C
WOMAN, white, for general housework, able
to bake; tefcrencc required; family of 3.
Kill X. lflih Poplar 4407 J. .
yntxil vo.!I:n stendy work. OJIInder
Olnss Works, Wlstlnomlng.
VOPSO LAPIRS peeking office positions ns
STPNOORAl'IIRRS, fiOOKKEEPDRS or
CLlIltK'S will receive valuable ndv Ico and
helpful service by calling nt Ledger Central
nn I cnniulting ''Miss Dean," ...,
Through tho COM.MHRCIAI. DHt'ART
MENT. n free service to Ledger advertisers,
a largo number of nunc ladles were nbla
to lot .ue sitlsfnctory positions. "Miss Dem
will help nu with jour ad., list jour ipiJll
flcallons and aid sou to locato n ixisltlon ir
possible.
flenernl
LADY Mature, for high-grade position, Vipen
Jan. 1. permanent, whole or part time;
short hours exceptionally good pay, no
nrnvlnuR b.islncss etnerteneo necessary, but
must be ambitious. Apply Immediately, glv-
lug telephone. It 1l, Ledger Central.
GOVERNMENT positions open to women, 1,5
month Wrlio Immediately tor free list. Frank
lin Institute, Depl. 715 J. Rochester. N. '
IIELr WANTED MALE
UOYB wnnted, 111 or over, to work In. wall
paper factory. Apply at once. Decker, fa'mlth
.c l'nge, Water und Bnyder live.
HOYS, not under HI years, for messengers, with
advaiiicinent, l. Including lunch. P 213,
i.odner unice. ,
llt'TI.EIt Expericncod, joune, colored; refer
ence rcq'd. isiri Walnut st, nfter 11 o'clock.
i AIIINETMAKEItS wanted. Apply Lincoln
Pmnlturn iviiipinv, loth nnj lahlgliav'c
l AIIINETMAKERS' HEI.I'EHH wanted. pply
i immn Furniture i o . loth et A Lehigh nve.
CASE FITTI'lts wniilid. Apply Lln.-oIiiiPurnl.
turc luinpinv, Huh and lelilgh ave.
CIIAPPPEPR Klngle mall, white, tuhurhs;
must take iare of heaters, also lawii. Eng-
usiiman proterreo it mu, i.eager central.
CLOTH WI.AVEHM wanted
Apply John e
et Mills, Bcott'a
James DoLson, Inc , lllnnke
lane, 1 alia ol HinuviKiil.
ENllRAVP.il - EXPERIENCED MAN ON
STKEt DIES FOR PAPEIt EMllOSSED
hi: u.s. Mi.n' in: good at lettering
AND MEDALLION WORK: WAGES 1S,
.STEADY POSITION. APPLY, WITH
SAMPLES. RICIIAItl" M KRAPSE. 22 AND
21 W. ID ST, NEW YORK CITY.
ENilRAVEH ExpcilenceJ mini on brass stumps
dor gold leaf work on fancy box topa and
perfumery labels: Mo.idv work, with Mtod
pn. pply, with sample, ltd hard M. Kralise,
22-24 W. 'Id at.. New York ilty.
JANIToll wanted for a private schiwl In thn
cnunirv . man lompctint and experienced In
tho ItiiiiK and hatiilltni; of fi.w-pressuro
steam boilers mid to do gcnernl utility work
'Hid Janitor's duties about the building. If
nuurled nnd no children wife inn be given
poKition ni maid, tn do genernl housework
atid wait nn table, wages lor man, ui pi r
mouth, Uiard nnd lodging, for wife, $1S per
month Address, with full pnrtlriiliirs, ex
peileuto and releuuics, Yeatea rJchool.
l-lln aster, I'a
LATHE II VXIiS-cleveUnd, Acme," "iTrbitTy
end Turrit lathe hands wnnted; ist-clasa
lueti only; hUbest wages ild. Apply Htand
. ard Rollci HearlnCo, l.ith A Merlon ave
MACIIINIHT-Slngte young inanof good nib
drees for traveling poa . Prot . American
born. asol.ltel temperate habits, no others
need apply, answer full particulars. C 4ul,
Ledger llftbo.
MACIIIXIS1K Wanted, experienced vise hands"
Utters unl I'nlshere nnd milling machlhu
b.ini'H P 211', Ledger Ofllce.
N'lTloN SALESMAN wanted for collar Mip
lorts, ll.ues, dress weightings, weights, elas
tics, beltings. i-Mrt blnlds. cable lord, etc.,
to eoicr the nmnufai turtttg nnd retail trndo
In the ilty, on u cnmmlfslou basis only; ttntn
exrn rlence an! reference. New York Notion
Cuinpanv!2.l-2S E. 2l',th bt.. New York
PIlfXTKIt. Prop slant, ull-arniind "enterprising
oung man, take charge of small .plant
lentrally located; atiitc ngo and experience.
C' 120, l.edgir Central.
SAt.LSMVN WANTED"-- Active, resounerul
business man wanted to take high-grade
pnrhtnt' In the city as selling agent, com.
menial liisiiraiiie. must be familiar with
merinntllo business and especially iledlt
riantlllg: splendid opportunity for capable,
inergetl.' man who has the business cxperl
enie and neitssiry t ict an Intelligent e ((l
lilt position, gltt'edge refeienie na to char
ntter and stnndlng incetairy, atate age,
hitslnesN cxpeileme and full particulars In
Loutldenif. T. A. Jnlimon, Iftll Comimriial
Trust Ilulldlnr. Philadelphia, Pa.
SAI ESMAN Eastern Hlioie Marvbinrt und Hell
awtue. for Importer laces, embroideries and
manufacturer and distributor notions and
ladles' H'aJy to wear. Onlv those havrng i
tiibllaSod trndu and experleiuv in the above
limn nted iippl. Good p'aie for tho right
man Adil'eaa H 7i:i. ledger Central.
SALESMAN stnlnner. lommandlng trade;
plop, aienni. in ami. ioni-eii. ,p iw ral.lin.
SECRET RY for Mi tori manager, i3enn,.ii,
not under 2',. must be aggretslve, inimble of
handlluB large amount of detail work, reil
oblo. good education, preferably expincnied
In fce, ictoriul work, mate age. experience,
former cmplniers nnd Milary expected. ,,.
dress Secretar), P. O. Hox y, I'lulnitrlil, N.J.
SOLICITORH, tlrst class, wanted on big prollt
ntle proposition to he launched In Philadel
phia within next few days Address, .giving
age, exiwrlenie and references, II SIS, Ledger
Central.
bTENOGUAPHKR "Young man, Cliristl.in,
about IS years of uge, good nt coinpnilttoii
and English, opportunity to learn li-niklnc.
Reply, stating experience and salary ex
peeled. C 4111, I.eilgcr office.
STRAWIIItlDGIl A CIoTHIER
require experienced doll repair man. Apply
llureau of Eniplojmint, iVt floor, .before
11 a. m. 1
TOOL GRINDEns (Seller) wanted; flrst.cUss
nii'ii ul. Applv Standard Roilcr-HearhiE
Co, lull nnd Merlon nve.
WANTED, at once, two retired or ex-hospital
surgeons, L". S. iinny. specialty, tlri-all
fin lr iiceldints nn 1 managing dtspcTisii)
Applv in peri'iti. lMd)smno vmtuuuliliin cor
poiali'in. Eddytlone, Pa.
WANTED An eleetrlml 'cngmier to fake
cluirgo of local plant In Ccnti.ll Pennsyl
vania Must be willing to waik for moder
ate salary to commence and furnish best
references. ,
Addicts P. O. Hox l'Jl.Altoona.pH.
YOPXG MAX cnpalilc taking iare of store,
of flic, with eoun knowledge of ateiiojrnphv
and leslro to become salesman, inmlerntx
wages In start. Call TUT Ilnlley Huildlng
before I n.
YOI'XG MAX wanted" to "work foot pflntlitff
pros and 10 inal,e himself useful ta a nhiie
nalo house. Apply IS S. Pront st. bctwiCii I
iid iS a. in.
vC ,l MBX Steady work. OliTlluTer iltiss
Works. W IsnInoiidiiK.
Philadelphia, Penna..
Novembtr 20th. 1US.
Mr. E. P. Gilbert, ,
Ledger Cent ml, 1
Phllidelphli. Penni.
Dear Mr. Gilbert.
1 wish lo lake this opportunity of extend
ing nil appreciation to you und tn the Pub
lic Ledger for the efforts of your department
In assisting me to get a position. As jou
know. I tilled out one of our emplovment
blanks and placed an advertisement In your
paper for three Insertions, the cost of whlca
waa trivial comiuired with the results,
'i'h ever ready and courteous arnica rrn.
dernt by our offke, together with my own
experlcme. make mo say that I think our
nvjtem tho best of any newspaper in the.
my, and I ihierfullv recomineol the Lel
gir to any one seeklnu .1 position through
Uts medium of advertising.
Again thanking )ou. I am,
Sincerely youra,
JOHN M. RHEERAN.
Si)7 North Markoe st.
Generu!
till X. UUOAO bT.
Tha Odeat Original
AVTOM01HLE SCHOOL
Teat lies sou how to repair
and bow to drive autos.
F. PHrrZ. bll X. HitOAD ST.
III SlXEss SEHWi'E I'OMI'.VXY
POSITIUXS l-Olt llli'.ll CLASS MEX ONLY
PiOO LAND TITLE HI'ILOIXll
SITUATIONS WANTED FBfSI ALE
ASSISTANT bookkeeper and t plit d.lrva
,'jnlion. A Ny 1 -ief. 11 oil, ljd.v.'oDt.
ATTENDANT, or nurse to Invalid oi elderly
iwrkiw. men line, etc . In goad I'rottstant
home, ryterenn'. II ISO, Levis er Olflie.'
BOuKKKPEIl. stfiioirapber, "13 rs.' eip.,
dulies g'-od perm, pualiion IIM2 lahLCVa.
CASHIEIt and iMHikkeeper. thoroughly tip.,
quiik and a'-urate. van hsndle orders routes,
sslesj reports, etc.; exe. rets. E 732, LeJ. Cent.
CUAM1IHKM a'ID and waitress, exp. white
slrl. Ulu. preL2.L! S. Ceilt st, V. Phils,
CHAMDEltMAlb Awist laundry, good refeK
": Li.1 ' . Ledgur Ofllce ' .
crfAMHEHWOUK and vvaltlag; Irlin- eip.'r
country pref. , ref. C 1U2, Ledger Office.
CHAUUEltWOHK and waiting; Eligllih ProT
estant. ilty jreferied. 271S Alrerord .
COOK Chambermaid and waitress, two com"
pitsnt )u'ids while libr's. ph Ardmore JU2-W
COOK ScoUta Protestant goo.1 reference,,
country pier.rred II 120. IcUter OftUe.
COl'li Tnorcighy operienced, eompstenT
neat Wsr 'iv re'erenie 2U20 Sanson r
COOK - r "tnpetent wooiau prlvatt turn ly
it im ref . i. ldgtc 'iUe, f
fOOK Exp-le-4;eil rl'-fd ij-i re'erence
city f.t uk b Ji Ut, U ,, J ace,
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
COOK, good, competent, colored, desires 'city
positionrerercnee202.i catnarine.
COOK, chambermaid and wallres- Two drls;
elty or suburbs. Mil North 20th st.
COOK Experienced while woman, good ref
eience. It 1.12, Ledger Office.
COOK-Oood cook would llko position, down
stairs work. 1N20 South lutli st
COOKING nr general housework-HIrl, col
ored, wishes tlace, city or country: refer
ences. Call or write, I2u s. Van Pelt.
COOK1NO In small adult family; no washing.
See Miss Heed, Public l.edger,1io'clock.
DHESSMAKPlt. 1st class, expor., des. engage
ments; per day, $2 lo. l527V.Montgomery.
UIJ1L. reliable, neat, colored, wishes day's
wurk; but ref. Apply 12.11 s. 10th st.,clty.
IIOPSEWOIIK-Uxpcrirn rd young white Rlrl
wnr.ia neneral housework In oernmnlown;
wages 7 per week. II 117, Ledger Office,
LADY'S MAID or Invalids nurse-Exp. Prot
ertantv"oman. II 125, Ledger Office
LAPNDHKS, first class, wants week's tvork.
.Mrs. Hrown, 2021 N. 2d. .
MILLIN'PIl wishes oisltlon, salarv no object
If opicrtunltv to gain expedience on line bqts
nnd trlinmlnc. c 114, l.idger Ofllce
MOTHER'S ItPLPEtl by d ty or hour during
parent's absence. H 1IM. Lodger Ofrue.
NPftSEPract, rcf. mldd.e.aged woman etp.
with Invalid, as motb-r a helper with cllil
dren; sewing, light duUtsJl dill, led. Cent.
NPRSERY Koverness or companion; refined,
educntid Italian lady. II I'll, Ledger office
STENOilRAI'IIEIt, expert, 0 years' vxpcrlnino.
familiar with technical work, gno. ior-e-sj'iinilcnt
nnd seiretary, II 547, ledger Cent
j STttyrKHlAPIIEIt, llrat class, I ears' expel.
i koou on corresimnncnco. n mv i.engei vcri
simnd
BTEXiulUAI,IIEIt-HFi"Y, thoroughly exp.
and cipable, best refs It U'l. Ledger Cent
HTENOGRA I'll Fill, high sihool gradimtu.sllght
exper , willing to lenni. KMl X. 4th si.
STEXOUItAI'HLIt, neat, inpabb-, energetic,
rapld typlft. trv me II 01 1.LedgerCetiiral.
sfEXOGIIAPHER - Neat. meunite, xlepend
able, very rapid tjplst. It Ml, Ledger cent.
STENOGRAPHER Thoroughly exper. and rnp
nhle. kjinwleilgo of book'g. 11 41, Led. Cent,
lEL'"I7iloSE" opentnr, pflv. trnncfi " prefT
Ihorougl.ly exp. II Si5, Ledger Centrnl.
WOltK- l'a's"vv"ork, "cleanleg, private family
best icjercncp. II 127. Ledger firrii e
VolJXG Oliil. vvfRhe- thambervverk or walling
or housework 'n prlvnte faiull), good refer
ences jt; North Pith at.
CnMPETEXT woman of euifure "nnri edtica7
Hon desires the care of one or more children
In good ralnll. supervising lessons, music,
ite. ; could rell-ve tnnthir of Innumerable
duties, verv psirrletieed, gon. dlsponl'Inn,
finest credentials. JlS-JIn, II. SSS, lo-d. Cent.
GENTLEMAN, cloilng his ; ountry place" for
winter, wishes to nnd position for his cook
nnd waitress (white), can reiommend loth
highly. It 712, Ledger Central,
If you nre In need of a STENOGRAPHER.
noOKKEEPER, CLERK or OFFICE AS
SISTANT nnd do not find an ml which
meets jour requirements, phone "Miss
Dean." Ledger Centnl Wnlnut :i0OO. nnd
tell her nur needs She will submit for
sour lotislderntton several voiiug ladles, ex
perienced nnd qualified lo fill vnur pnxltlnn
Through the COMMER 'I.M. DEP Mt I'M EX T
nt Ledger Central n great many flrina halo
bei n able tn secuie competent oITleo he'p.
This scribe Is free lo Ledger advertisers
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOPNTANT. ofllco nnd sales man, ,12. wldo
expirlclue, lollegt lueii. uiiusunl ablllt.v.vle
slria position AildresH II ill 1. Ledger C1ntr.1I.
ADVP.lt TIMING MAN. 2.1. exis-r. sa'esmjin:
mp, hie of writing cool, fonoful copv, mii'.e
tho lavout, handle coircs., refs. C II... Led. ()
P.OoKKI:EI'EII. 21 yeais old. five viars'.ex
perleiue. desliri position with reliable house.
brt-i I iris lefcrcmes. C lir,.loiUer OITit e.
HOOKKEEI'EII. l. II", and stenogrnphcr. I
ears ovpirenn. leliuble, tnodcialc salary.
II 7". Ledger Central
ildOKKEEI'ER or office work. "was mfg,; gooil
reason fur ihangc. will mako good. C 1-tl,
Ledger Olflie.
HtiOKKEEITH. 2il. at present eiiiTiliiil. .de
sire 10 make change. C .Tt.1, Ledger Office.
llOOw':EEPEll nnd clerk-Young man, 22," de
slriHa position, best of refs, II 7il, Led.Cen.
iu'TLEft, young. German, experienced; best
referen. e. II 12U, Ledger offtie.
CARI ENTEIl nnd millwright foreman, with
many jeara' experlcnio in construitlon work,
vvanta steady poHltlon; Al references. II Ml,
Ledger Central.
CIIAPPIT.I'R. mecliuilc, English, slngiel
wants position, disengaged end of November.
Address "Chauffeur." Hox 1.11, Radnor, I'a.
CIIAPPPEPR. inei hanlc. l.fr.ini' exp. enu-
nble driver; excellent references. Dtjmond
bihO. 201U W Hostoli ave
CIIAPPPEl'll wWics position, beat nf.rels,
doown repairing. Hi E Tiibor st..Uiney.
CllAVPl-'EPIt. oung man, vvlilie il yeari'
experleme. best of referent e. c 112, Led. llif
CIIAPPPEPR. white, good driver, work round
house: ref. Oliver Parrons, 1012 S. 2.'ilh.
CLERK." jnung 111. in. high aehool graduate J
scars' exp, wish. a pn-ltiuti. It i,."it. la?d.Cent.
COACIIMAX-HARIH'.XEIl Gentleman closing
country pl.ico for winter deslria position for
hla coiibnian' 1'ioroughly reliable nnd cipa- j
IMO ll lillU H'l ll'l"e, ..,,.,, hlluni 01 Vll4lh"
of fnrm. P St.'l, Ledger iillke
DHAPTSMAX and median! id engttiier wlaliea
imtitlnn. ofllce and ehop ixpcritn e, age 2.1.
Norwegian, apeaks Pimllsh and Goiman.
Wrlto h. V . Ill 2d St.. lloboken, N J. .
ELECTRICAL nnd niecliaiilcul 1 nglnecr, sales-
k-h hasi AcSiili,lfltit I'tili bi-alll iiriuliirirA
illtltlt iunrajii'nriiv, 1 uii'icnj it t ipiuuir)
U(.nnii'ai Bnuiuiue in eieciricui enmiiccrinR,
10 LMiit ixirtence au olhe manaKer. i-or-rospondcnlt
anU mlesnMn of ?U'CtrlLt. and
iut hnnlcul insicliinery. II iCil, Ledger Cent.
MAX. li.tnrly with toots, luuhet nml n iw man
or shopworU. II TBI, I.cilcer CVntral.
uTFU'I i..SI'l"I I IX thorough arrtitp"i.U-
nt; 1 wiim i nncipni tuparinienc or;
system, detail, routine; complete charge. II
n .ii, i.cuhrr v ninii.
OPPICC .MAN
Willi executive ability and originality; thir
ty, long cxprleme as stenographer, secre
tary and uaalstnnt to Impor.nnt buslnets
iiien; valmblt' selling experleme, evlinurill
nary nriiiptablllt), hlglivst rcferencev, rea
tun for change, reoiuanlxatlon: salary ila
fctied IIUO pir month.
t H all, LEJJUEIt OENTIIAI.
tTPPIPE 'MAXAiIEH destrei iKmltlon, lias liad
I years' cxpeileme Uert ally, U years' execu
tively, 2 yeais' setting rxperienie: uuihle nr
Hiking full linrgi' of nfllc and liamil ng
....... ...1 (I.A rnl.l II TlO I n.l.r... tfM....t W
lilt;,, W,l ,t,D t.M,,,. . . ,,,, ..I,fc ( ,11,.,, , 1
OI'PK'E MAXAliEIt lilul bookke, per, cxp.'an.i
thorough, good refereme. II "... Led. Cent. '
P1AX1KT Oentlemall destrea ehallLe lo iiri.c- t
Hie with voung gemleman iloUalM who, can
read iiiusle readll). C lid. I.clkir iiiilee.
PPltl'llXsLNii' AliEXT desires ittQli with!
m.niuiai tilling ur luntiatilng linn, Like i
charge ur. department ur ue,xtt. know costs,
upeincailons. blue prints, etc.; unierstanda
viiemtstn and elrmtnts of ineilunli.il en
gliietiing. 7 ears' expeilence; references!
moderuo saliry. II till, ladijer Central
SALESMAN, with r"Ud ,xp, uung. unmlttous
ant euergclie, mn produce results, deiira
staplc line, best refs. M 6tl. Ledger Orfiie.
SALESMAN', eniplOjeJ. desires i hinc catuli
llslicd ttrm, I ears' cxuvrlm e. g 27 In.nl
or travel, excellent rem. p Jul, Ledger Oif.
SA1.I.HMAN", 2.1, with selling record, a )ral'
evt'erieiue. dculrea louuntlon with reliable
iHiune. wtlMralel rfi ren e. P 22U, la'-l. Oil
SAI r.rM N'. 2. husllcr. prudilie lulls, Ge
nres cii.in.c. giiarj Aii'in-a n M'.i. !.,.! I ', nt.
faTEXininxPHEH-Younir man. "I
desires
I'oauion iii uve ie.il estate oriuo with opi'i
tuntt tn liMrn bulnes II 711, Lnlger t'ei
C'PI-ll' i 1 IV" ..n ,.A.IIIn... ,.. "I . a -
'I'or
'ent. &TEW'AHI wants position; best of references,
II rSa, Ledger Central.
YUlXCi MAX. ,1i). with lnade'unil outside-?!
lerleme, would like ultion where tkeas
Qualities would be valuable sxcilleiil refer
ences. II 7&2. Lodger Central.
ini'Xil MAX wlIca to conneit with printing
houae that has binder) . II tears cm.it.
bookbinder anrl cuti,r.C!It,Lcdser 1'rIKi!.
YOl'NO MAN dedrea a position ss chauffeur
or retail clerk. 12 vears' experieiue. renir-
ences given. M 7S2. Leigrr Central
YOl'Nii MAX. competent, desires cteilcal po
sition. vai. of making good. 1521 X. Dover.
YOUNil MAN. fi e.irs' eicrital experience
cot and railroad accountlns II 763. Led Cen
YOl'NO MAN wanta potltlon as butler or
houseman, best references H G.11. I ed Cent
YOPXi, MAX. tunable. dlies tler'cal iosi
Hon, ex; er and reference II 71S, Led. emit.
Ctll.I.Ei.E "nltAHPATE -- Man. S'.Cpcrfectiy
familiar wlih South American (xoort bul-
ness. lesidea hailiw eupcrieni-e In linanctal
work and credit. Manager of mauufaw'turlng
builnem. tor 10 eu and t vc.trs as tteua-
urvr. desires to connect with buainesa tliat
wants a hard worker with exeiutlte ability,
would mike a valuable manager ur asUtant
to an executive In a linaitilal or bualnea
hoiie II Stl Ledger Central
PnaSKSSIXII orgaplaation. etecutlvu ability.
bUh charartir, with i.ra illc.il cxpstleoce.
plant manufacturing opcrutionv, I desire coti
iie, ttoii with rstabltiiicJ ar new in ern as
of Hi e Manager ur ehle' clerk uuqueai ocable
refs. . mod Ml. U 80.1 Press Off Atlantic City
EMPLOYHENT AGENCIES
Mllb. KANE. Sit S. Hllh. vvlWies elluatlei.B
lor bullets, cool's, vhamlMiraialds w.iiircsisa,
laundi esses, maids, sssmstressss. cbllil
nurses. mothers' helpers, housework girl..
best class ot servants supplied oillv, all kiuds
otjmsle and female help. Spruit 1101.
S'lCHOLLS. "HI2U IIAIXHHIURI ST -COMPEL
TEXT MALE ANI1 PEMALE HKLP SUP
PLIED ANHJVANTEU. PHONE LO&2M0.
MADAME ASHE. Freni.& Eruploi ment SireauT
lSitl i-lurlsiUin st.-ltellatls lislp ii.uiljVd JiS
iv anted U attonsllilfs Pint hV (Sth..
MRS. MINV.LAPP ln-'lt) Chrutlin (I)jT5huu,n
SIM. supplies al! kinds D 1 f I ' a,, ant ,e.
male, ft'i anl ITt . hers Su.llm, mo, reis.
ANTED Cooks, hjldnurses. ho sewotic mlr.i
nnd mot,1er-s helper flrst-'l - hl3 warn
V-U,!' mm iwm: , .u.,,' w , 4 l trSra
jiiPAMV I" IT4. S5 8. r -mi supeliej
flr i lW' be'' lib-u J i op e "
ASTKP. Pip'-" ' I i,
aitrees, inn&smia.H ww tense g JbC
JVTJTOMOBILfeS
1'or Pale
CAD1LIM.C, 1113. touring ear. overhauled anl
repainted, full equipment, price J7.V). Al VO
. SALES CORPORATION. 1 12 N. Ilroad St.
COLE. 1011. n-cllniler, 7-pass. touring, et
cellent condition, newly painted, $700
LO;OMOIIILn 2T1H Jfarket st. Locust 450.
II. A. JENKS, Mgr. Exchange Car DepL
COLE, mill, DEMONSTIIATOR3.
SLIGHTLY t'SED, POK 8 VLB.
.: B. HOWEIfS CO.. 213-47 N. HROAD ST.
S. O. V 1014 touring, equipped with etectrle
gear shift starter snJ llghtsi newly painted
and overhauled, 1,017, Ledger Central;
STANLEY- steamers 2i0 up. also limousine
body,calh m-vke offer Il.to Westmorelsnd,
WHITfl TOURING, 1M3. 0-csllnder. 60 If.lC
7-passenger, self-startei, electric lights: first
class condition, prke ir,00 "
I. C. MQ3EI1. 218 N. Uroad st.
AUTOMoniLE OWNERS
TAKE NOTHE'
Tou can storo jour car In n modern fireproof
storago house on dead storago for
2 per month.
. ctjtaiar storage company,
4011 Aspen Jt Phone Belmont 281.
HARGAIN Ford with Closed body; ideal for
slallon duty or taxi; In excellent condition,
neatly hew; Price JV10. Phono 2011 Filbert.
William T. Taylor. Uroad and Usee
streets.
SEND FOR PIIPE IIPLLETIN
OP PSED .CARS
P.ORSOX AUTO EXCHANGE. 2.1S N UROAD
Wiinled
, , 8TOI'! LOOK' AND LISTENI
vve buy old nutos In nny wrecked condition.
Get our price before you sell Ihem. Phone or
wrlleSouthwe-tcrn Junk Co .170S-7 Carpenter
AUTO LIVERY AND OAHAGE8
TO HIRE-Rrnnd-iicw S-pass touring car with
robes, $1.55 hDur. nlso brand-new 7.pnss.
iiinuufiiir. ti.iiu nour
Weddings, funerntt.
etc. I'opiar mi. v.
Open day and nh?ht.
PACKARD car to hire, $l.".n per hour. Chad
wick Repair Shop, 2041 .. Chadwlck. D .1.188 1
6-PASSENGER OAKLAND touring car, $1.21
hour. Hell Phone Walnut 41.11
ATJTO REPAIRING
FORD OWNERS
I can do the Job. Stop the oil depositing rn
our spark plug 1 will guarantee same In
every way at small cost Call Adolpli Fey,
I0.I Rerkeiej st., .inc Jumiinn Gtn. .1110.
ANY CAR completely ovcrhaulci by expert
mechaniis. .'Iiti . 0,1 br a, tnqteri.,t r'lixtv
IVJCIV. Jtl.t'Alll TlliUI',
st. Dlcklnron .11SS Y.
2till a. ChadwUi
SI'EEDOJIETElt TROCHEE
7 7 7
SEE H1LI.Y-311 N. HROAD
r
7
WINDSHIELD OLASH REPLACED
W. .1. ROSIIOIIOPGH
1220 Cilluwhlll st.
VOn IIUPMOHIUs IinPAIIta Pt Jnck Starr.
thollunp expert, .1311 N. Crtrllslo it. I'hon
Tlng' S4M.
t'wiNuniiH unnonnn, now pions and
rtnts'H furnished. ucMlriRH nml hruzlng. II. G.
rnilrrwio.l A 10, ini Hamilton nt 1'hIU.
AITOS stored nnl rppilrpl, rrnr inhle rnttfl.
Q njlior's (.urnRp. US N faitl. I.riniont tM.lis.
AUTO SUPPLIES
HIZAIIINHIS- "
Now Dppartitm Kerv. Kta.. Tin- '.ullliam Co..
MM Arch jt. I'honp Wulnut 'I:7 luce flow.
ini3. Jiffy curtains, ullp roerH renalrln
rohlrtn
hltth- KrHvln,
jirii-r mn.i
co . ;iii n
rlip-i mo.lernte. KIlVarONB
A I 111 Till'
Hr'Ut st
AUTO TIRES
I'llANK NIIAW
nnoAO and wnnii sT3.
TIKE VI'LCANIZIXd
PIIOl'E UHUEHS TO Sl'IU'l E .331.
I'PI.LMAX TIHES
Cluaranleei! 4iii miles. 1'oini aro prices.
Ilti-ollne I'o. per gillon.
ijHIM S, 2 ill X. llrond st
VULCAXIX.IXI1
.T100 riiestnut. :r.nl Woodland ave.
11. WM. SHBI.nttAKE I'leslon 2I0.
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
THK PALACE I'UPLTIIY Slll, New York
ell, Uevenil er 7 to II Hon t ndsa attending.
L. H. HIlUI.I.L. fei ret.tr, .Mlneola X Y
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A PHOSI'Elinl'.S Phllidelphli con ern.
lor ears inaniifacturlng peceaity of
ualiv nnv, la ,,r.it.i i.tl au.iii.pi'd wltn
mcrensinK tairliiecs, and dvair a mod,
1 1 ate iimonnt in new capital to finance
It. No war Imslncss.
UlitEl'TlUt.- Alii: r-l Eltl.LS'.. VV ELL-
K.VHVVN lll'.SIXI.SH MEN
Ouod execuilve lusliion p.n. Writs
vr call II. Ii. iv .. nil Xeiv hto k Ex.
inacge Hunting, fur details Nu agents.
, , , pooo 1)i:siiii:d
An underwriting syndhato of $2.-koM capital
jus secured an option at a IHghi. aitra'tlie
I rue on a mill on-dollar sto. I isuo Phiu
doiphla enteriTUe). there is a wide und Imma.
uute inarfcKt lor iheeo seiurliiia n r.tth Dirt-
,lvlih,,',,,,J!'lU"l'"e',',, "" '""" inleiesi
with the oilier members; money sm uraa.
Ad.,resa M Til. Ledger Ccntr.il '
ii.rJiin"vt; " lo '" ballw '"'"I'less or slm
i.mi'i n1"1' -0 ."''l1' Lic " am fa tory
buildings pioduvilve. have r.iilio.d thJab
jioiver, i runes; ncul enrrgetn mn. wltn
some money and business itl,ilii to dig uC
piiiers. ulaic iwdiiiir), siuri m.inufa. tur-bif-
P. Works, Ho T.-.U llarris-
POIl SALE--Ico rream and liakon known all
over houih PhPudelpIila gnu I uunc s tne
year around, ne.n a blj tatn.ill a rLh ami
sihool, w.ll larntiie toijul.k .iir reas n or
selling guliig Sou Ii. this is a s, 1,-n.ii,, ....iior
tunlt loi a nam who wli . t i norklnt
vluss of ptope fll 751, Ledger i ,utt .1
AX Ly'.l-.T1,U.VT oi ;i.-hki win s.curc uri
oxii utlie pus. tiun and gopd i-alnrv m new
uunHin jut forming; unmv iuii pro.
tine.1 ny icul estatii und imiui..i) ui in.
vesiur out ur tlrst prot, ula of lnn.im.sa ef.
iremes dim.inilcil und given. M 7;,3 Led
ger Central.
""-V :,'?. "-"I'lPiri-. PAIUE Ii I Walnut
st,, I hlUi.. nici h.inlml nnd cle trd , engi
liter, registered pat, nt uttoimn ,i biu.iel
here Sn eirs. Invnittons devilii,.. m ems.
tiailrmurks. lopyitghls Ki.ur.-.l ind mi.
SHiml unwh re, njet'fd niiii i ,u nroue.
cuted, pnl inlu.tiy ndvtve free
HPSIXESS, etttUllsheil I "e,ir t ,rp ages!
vvugons uutos, autitlrlrs. repali ni ii.if.ln
shop, for sail at very icisinahli ng e ms
fliantial man whu can furnU i ie. u tty cn
sn ur sumo on rosy terms. M 7rH 1 ger
Centrnl.
fJOOiJ TO JI0.OW TO INVEST, with servirrs nt
cxierienccd buslncs man, in profliabie ninu
factuilng buslnos. or in loniilmng s-iail
uianiii.ii tones of cpeilaltlcs that an bs na la
piorltuble b extended butluets Addict, with
particulars, lonrtdenttally, il Ml led nt
AX old-established cum em nee..s a promoter
to IniTesi cupitwl in a businii'B with isiep
tlor.al tirulit-niaklng caihttliis irnmotloi,
entliely oi, lommtbuion b.isls. u fliial suls
ol builmss. M Mil, Ledger i eutrnl
&EVEHAI. stilitly Ilrst-cl.ua theatres to est
ensnge lor gooa investment prop rues every-
tiling In picture, theatic.
Iliin.t ,0 X
Iirnati.
OilUJVIXli OltciIAHliS all aces for sale,
T HAflllY llAHI.IXC.TO.N
JI2II Chestnut st
PnOP.POCKP.T in.U. YAltn m P 4 O.
for rent. Jit) month Kn w Tioga ,
VICTOIl J. EVAN Ii CO.
Patent Attniiieis. Wiieh'.nslon (i c.
Write for dcscrlpttve tjok et
EXi'El'TIDXAI. opporlunllv tol n car flOOnO
In established manufacturing bus'ness ncilv
Interest If deshtil P sni la-dger Of ilea
EXCEPTIOXAI." opportunity fvr parties with
$1IS) alvd up tq seiure profllaHo Int rett In
,stal.lshc,t mfg bi's'ii. P 2n.l Ledgrr t'rf
IXVESTOH-Wan'e.1 V) nd urward 10
p c guartntei.l ms,itIIHi.'s g", t r in '"'S.
trial stock lorn Intervlsu I! sis Ij-1 cnt
BUSINESS PERSONALS
k.
SI i'Pltl-'I.l ill S II VIII removed tn ele ire -sis.
the only peinuinrnt way. Ecbr"a ar bed,
MIS-! SMITH -R2 K.iih Thtatir pp,g
Misa lloppe. liairdre,slng and fa iul to ais.
lormerlyMlnt Arcade, with Miss Smith.
PPLlT DIIRSS SPITS
Cutaivavs. Tuxedos and Suck Suits
Tn hue and mnde to order
NEUHAI'EH. THE TMLOp, 1 N Bth st
Hell plione Wulnut ".'HIS
PUI L DIIPSS SPITS
All new. stylish gaoJs isrge sssorfmeot.
Samuel Ceape- 1010 nirnrd nve Por. CWS
CARPEr CLEANING
CO X TIJiBNTAL
CAHPET CLEANING HOI SE
20TU ST AHOVB t'HESIM'T
lull phone loiiust 10oa
WPSTI'lllLA. MUX villi! "I'up. v IHU
WEST PHIt A 3c PEIt YAHU
WEST PHIL 1S70-T. LAvi'ASTiH AVE.
iAiviONlOS AND JEWELRY
Wli IitMi'l'EL your old Jewelry Into- the Ut
wsfc w,,,s 'v isiiw uri s SI ll nnv vv
AHKAMS 711 3anwai rt . Philadelphia
I IH'V dlB,sls. iewclry an I Fnn ibkets lor
cssb- Ail,,))' tu tu 4 -to p. m. in FHck,
noom MS; AM cSetinut st ' -
EHESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
ijllESaMAl.lNa tausbt. short praciuab In
Hruive course, u, tterns eut "i Mac-
HPMST1T. Hi ii is i i at 1 t i-u-le
ii ib in I' Hi' ' "i "!'Er.T S.
pt r. nr. tte iyi ir-mx
p-'Tjsh e irom of r KgsiMAtS'i, too
tn. -did es Kins m ,i, mtli ,, "'-
. - --, .,, .,, , ,,
iiMiiiisa.-,
n-- -