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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1015,
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PHILADELPHIA
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nw Avn i?t.nim
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IF- VrnBAT -flcft,pSVhVuKltr fair demand
I'M t.t KB n'".:. u ...-l.. Mtinfallnnfi I'fll
i LSM'k1! ' . ,
"'t,con..NlY untie lUht offerings and fair
; ".'?n,uiry. y'lotntlonsi Car lots for local
fewl '"'"'ft'u.ntion. -Western No. a.yeljow,
ftijf. e,ieri steamer yellow, TfyTSc.s
iTtll: i.. eellnw. TiWIITc.
BIM? ."..;. MRU hush. There was
ll "S.n.'.n-neeelids, IK Mils. "' t.tM.0.l
it ru)vn.-i."cir":,'., .. iih,. ,,',. mm
li'li. hl1 higher In sympathy with th
II rTj'-aVwce in. wheat. Quotations per JIM
ll " .. .met Winter clear, U, HBlMi do.,
If.Kt.iBi "?5.V,S.IX) no, patent, .T(iJ3.li.-ii
iunr't ;.-.. i.ma iipbR. si.k.ih;v.iii: tio..
-li.. . -., .1 All. ,1n. nnlsiit.
fJKAei do., logulnr grni.es. winter clear,
J. .i lis e-n.. d. straight, .p;i.iir..u; ao..
K.J, m- '"-r:
HVE FI.Ul.lt me enamel ,un- r.""
, ,lu. iiiiJi put .ta.ic wns eiulet. Wo
' ,'ucle It ISHS-W " uul" " ,0 "ua,,,y-
I'HOVISIUNS
S Mil smoked and nlr-.tr.cd. 'Jiff.'..; West
'Sti Vcf. Tr "' mokil. WIl'-Mct city bee ,
Kni-klss and tenders, smoked nnd iitr-ilrlcl.
J,!?p W'ctrn beef, knuckles nml tcmlcrii.
Fnciea,' 2''"2Tt Jcr 'Ji1'1!?' ''i'",'' i,orfi
timilr l.."itl54 hums. S 1 cured, loose, in
oWliite.. "klnne.1. loose, I2fri-ic.i ela . ,! .
iXJnVed IHM.I's' . other hsf.is. emnkcl tlty
Sfrt! "o brand nd VtKr, 17r-Ac.s
.' .moked. Western cured. 17MI . i,c.i. do..
aim boneless, 2-'c, . picnic shoulders, s. r.
KS5 too" I2!ie . do., smoked, ll'.c: bellies,
.''r",.'.l.VrIC,...r;.iin n memo loose. 1.118
iWc.i lirenk'nst barc.11.na to brand nnd nver
! i city cured. I71T1SC : hrcakrnst bacon.
" t&atrni cured, lilllf., lard, Western, renne.i,
umti lie do. do. tubs, lie.; lard pure
Su kettle rendered. In tierce;, llc.i lard
fare city, kettle rcndere.l. In tubs, lie.
KEFINED SUGARS
The mirkct ruled cry Ann lind list price
itcre advanced 1"' ToinlB. Dcmnnd. Iiowcur,
1S only niou.r.HC. HP 'lU'ne; jua iiiiu
itrinulitM. M1" hlnniUrJ Krunulntcd, il.SDc;
Mwdcreit. S5 . lonfectlcners1 A, ll.lc; sott
niUVF, U.UWII .-..-
DAIHY PRODUCTS
BUTTEIt. Tlio market ruled ery llrm un
in Unlit oflirhiBH nml a Mir demand, atut
rtlccs ailvancccl ',4c. en line solld-packerl cream
try. Kollonlnn are the nuotntlona: Western,
iiolld-wckeil crmmcry. fancy specials, :i7c. ex
tra. c. extra llrsts, :i:.TIc; Orsta. .log .lie;
leconds, OTIISHi' neirliy prints, f.incy. .Tsc.;
it. aerac extras, riSfjaie.; .In ... flrsts, now
S"c, do., seconds, SCO -tic., Joliblne "ales of
fancy prints, 4lJHe.
r'0.,3. -I'lne fresh esB "ere In good request
ml nrm ttlth supplka well cleaned up. Wc
doi.: firsts, JtO.rfl per standard case; nearby
current receipts, l.'.uu per lase: Wistern extra
flrll. IU.U per cane, tun.n, ..' i'.. .".i
. ,1.1 ' -... r..n.. ? .-J1,T fill r ens,,;
i!i firsts. J7."" per cane; do., aeronds, ftl.t.0
Olll'U per catr, i.u., mill.., i lum. ,"..,, .... ,
,ittecleil candled egna wero Jobbing ut IU
l.'u per dm.
i-HEi:sr:.-The market ruled llrm under llRbt
cllirlnits and a fair demand, yuotatlons fol
low: New York, lull tieitin. fiinoy. new, liSf
-lViC.; 'spccMin iiikiici , i',.. "., "'...
ITOt. new, lil&lin-ji.. .In., part skims, UifUV.
POULTRY
tivt.". ti.p market miib milet ltl moder.ito
but ample offering" at former rates, quoin
tloni: Fouls, m to size and nuality. lHlllc.
Boosters. IW-'c JfprlnK chickens, nci.irdln,!
tTouallt). mill!.- Turkey. , lWC. Uucks, 1
is to site and iiualltj. l.'lSflik.-. Oeose. Uit I
30C. nceons, oui. per piui. w"v.. .
founj, rr pair. 17lsc.
DIIIvSSEI' -Oiterlntss ero moderate and the
.fnarti. riiiA.t stpitlv ulth a fair demand for
deitralile stock. KollimiliK ale iUotntlon,:
vftcsh-kllled tirkejs, f.incy, marli- USBSik'.;
'.do. do. Western, dry-puckol. 2IM2..C.; do.,
;fjlr to koo.1. !l'Cr.'lc . do.. Inferior. I.,fi20c.;
fowls. i to box. iiry-picKcn aim uti-rowju,
tincy selected lSc. wc.Khlng 4'.rtS lbs.
'ipltct, 1714c. welBhlng 4 lb. apiece, Ii.'iCi
ldlhlnK 'l'4 Iba apiece. I.VjC. ; elKlilng,:i lbs,
Jpltce and ui.Cer. 14U1SC.; tine, hcav" fowls,
si turrets, dry-nlckii! nnd dry-packed. 17c:
-low Is, ice-p.iekeil estern, 4',4 1. and over
Ipiete, l.C.i UU., BlllitllV. ducb. ijii.i-h, ut.,
Eottrs. dry-picked, l.'lc.; clilckens Jersey,
cy trnlleis, 241i2iIc, : other nearby fancy
Hers, 22fi2lr. ; entern broilers. uclshlnK
Wit ibi. apiece. '.Oil lie. : northern II Inols
thickens, fane, selloK. wtlKhliiK I lbs. and
tr, lMit'ic. do., fancy, Melclilne UWiUtt
Its.. lSJlCc . other S intern, weUhln 4 lbs,
km n..H iTfctu.. . .in ,.a ,i fi.tii,,,- Tm,nt..
Ihi., lllil.V. . Inferior, i:ic. ; eprlnR duekn,
iMtaruy, ii.(iut., ,ii., .ireinii, null, 4, ,,-.
rtlp tn trnnrl lil.n . L'ersi.. lie.irhv. litfilfie..
''40., Western. 14ilHc.; squabs, per doi.
nhtte, welBhlnc 11 to 12 lbs. per ooi., ."
63 10, vihl'e. uelKliInK II to 10 lbs. per doi.,
iiin.M, white, ielclilnc H lbs. per doz., l.'J.i
M.W: white. uelBhlnB 7 lbs. per doz., 2.ri
Ml white, nelKhlnB 08l)',4 Iba. per doz.. 2i
iin. rinrfc. S1.7.-.5?.t. SMinll .mil N'o. 2. tl!f
iUJO. .
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock was In fnlr request and Ben
rltly steady. Ouotntlnna: Annies, ner hhl.
Jonathan, fancy fl..'"iHI, do., fair tn good,
15.5053: Mclntoslf J.14: Smokehouse. Jlf
8 60: Orlmea' Golden, 2.7.'Ti:i..vl; Wlnesap.
liioon.so, ureeniiiB. 2.7.w:i.v:: Halo;in.
117.183.23. Itlack TwlB, tJ.filHi.'I.S.V. York Im
rrll. J2fl3.23 Twenty-ounce, f'.'ff.t: I'lppln.
1283; Ber. rals, fl 7.-.n2.21; other arletles,
Il.50fl2.80; No i. 1?1.2.1. Apples In bulk.
rr 100 Ihi... SOBS! 8(1, npples. Western, per
box, Jl.7."JJ2.7.-. rears, per bbl Meckel. IB
10: Sheldon, Jlfi.1 nuerro il'AnJou, fi.TMf
8.50. drapes, New York, per 4-lb, basket
Delaware, lOjjr.'c : Nlnsarn, 10fil2.; Con
ford, lOfili'c. Orapea. New York, per 2u-lb.
bmkfl- Concord, 409 WH1. : NlaEara. 4r,fl."aTc.
Oranxes, Florida, per crate. I1.75tj'.'.'.'3. arnpe
frolt, FlorUa, per crate, S2:i. I.emona. per
box. I25IS, Flnenpplea, per crate, I'orto Illco,
.'03. Cranbeirles, Cape Col, per bbl., fSft
t; do., do., per crate, tl.lotl'l; do., Jersey, per
crate, 11.309'.'.
VEGETABLES
The market ruled steady under moderate of-
-fe ,,. tx i,ir (tritium,, miMlluiiai ,, l,,,u
t.w.A.W. Kltl.J Oil,',. ,Tr, LU3lb VI1UIVC, r.,,.
We.: fair to Bood, 73f7Sc, white jotatocs.
(Jiriey, per basket No. I llosc, 4"r?i."c. ; .No. I
,etnr varletiea, 4'II(45c , No. 8, VOfiSftc.; cet
IPotatoei jersey, ier basket No. 1, 4Kfi.10c;
tpo. i. i.-wi.,,c. sweet poiatoes, irRiniat per
; ,?"' ,i,Jtf'u.iv. umniis, per uy-iu, ." vu. .
: s4ltjl.71. No. '.', Mf!".. c ; cabbaBC, Danish, per
jvuu, fn.ii,, oo,, noniesiic, per ion, 971.1; cii.-ry.
1Nw York, iwr bunch. I,.fi40c.. lettuce, Flor-
(tla. tp hntlnt It UVn r,. .In Vnrth ('urn.
I iilaa. per basket, Jl'ni no: beanu, Florida, per
I Iff.1!."' '20-1.2.1, Peos. riorlda, per basket
lX.Sw,,,a' eespiant. norua. per crate, t-u
jt.SC; mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket, fl!.&0.
Funeral of Samuel Gaw Tomorrow
The lunernl nf Rnrntiet Cinw will hn held
tomorrow nftornoon at I o'clock from
.ine, home of liln son-in-law, Louis I;.
.Murphy, 5113 North 15th stieet. Mr. CJaw
w one of the most widely-known resl-
;wnts of the northwest section. He wns
' yean old. He wns a mrmber of I.afuy
e Lodge. No. 7. A. P. nnd A. M.:
Htronu Vincent Post. No. 67. G, A.-IL, of
e, Pa , Company C. 40th Regiment,
entuylvaiila Volunteers, and thq Volun
t"r Relief Association, of Philadelphia.
erved through the Civil War, and
aiterward entered the Jewelry business.
U survived by a daushter, Mrs, Louis
Murphy, with whom ho had lived for
years.
Arthur T. Taylor Ruried Today
Arthur T 'P...,in. .-...if- i
I ., -- jii, icA.au t-Aperi tin..
Wtitrlai. educator, will be burled this
"ternoon in Northwood Cemetery, after
r,i ,"8,ln ,ho Church of the Latter Day
Mints, Howard and Ontario streets. Mr.
t Jf dle'1 on Thursday, at his home.
" Ijorth Howard street, at the age of
7 u.r; Taylor was engaged In various
capacities In the textile business for 15
jears. He was one of the founders of
lue North T3uitn,iinui- ...,.... i ..
"Mructcr In the evening classes of the
til m c,nip School, Howard and On
Ebe treu. Mr, Taylor was a native of
L OBITUARIES
IDIi U'lI.TTIll T nou
- " auuidJl J, UUti
jlAItTVU TO SCIENCE
pjury Received While Performing
operation Caused His Death
Dr William T D ...... j, -j - ,.
n "-" w. XkVC VI1U U1B.J A WCVA
feofii " a roartyr to his profession, ac
h. . ? "? aforraatlwi received here by
fcoii.M ,s ,"1y r Roe. who wua
fifT.v5u ooe ol lne Best sureeons In tn
-Srtm State8' wa th 'ead of the 1-
hT r surgery at me ruua-
'itiB i it ' piiii ana a start sur-
littmr "" 'viicrson ttofipitat. tie uvea
. uic caui 4i bis death, accortl-
InB to his friend, was toxemia, that fol
lowed an operation on a tubercular kid
ncy. Thrco years ago, Dr. ltoo was
operatlnp on a cancer patient, who was
fit tno point of death In tho Jeffcrnon
Hospital. He requested a nurse to hand
him a certain knife to remove dead tis
sues of the patient. The nuree puihcd
tho knife point Into the surKeon's hand
and pierced the little finger of tho right
hrmd above the first Joint.
He hastily disinfected the wound and
continued tho operation. Shortly there
after ho noticed that the finser had
swollen, nnd finally the swelling spread
to his hand nnd nrm, TJIood poIsonlnR
had set In; the hand wns opened, nnd a
drainage tube Inserted In his nrm. Al
though suffering great pain. Dr. lloo
stuck to his duties nnd sevehtl weeks
nfter the ocldcnt performed a ttirtlcult
operation.
Finally, seeking relief, he consulted Dr.
William 3. Mnjo, of Itochestcr, Minn.,
who saw the Infection had spread to tho
kidneys, and ho ordered nn operation.
It nns performed, lint had little effect.
Four das Inter Dr. Hoe died.
VETERAN CARMAN'S FUNERAL
Colleagues Pny Last Honors to Harry
Frnncois
Tho funeral of Harry FrnneoH, n
veternn street-car operator, wns held this
n minion Horn his home, 1330 t'ortcr
street. Mr. Francois una n molormnti In
the employ of tho Philadelphia Rapid
Trnnslt. Ho formerly was a driver of
street cars befoto the Introduction of clcc
trlcally driven trolleys. He operated on
the Pine nnd Spruco streets lines 32 jours
aw. He hud been connected with tho
enr barn nt 16th and Jnckson streets since
Its election, 20 jenrs ago.
A delegation of more than 100 men from
tho burn, headed by the superintendent,
C. P. Ot cen, visited the home of thcli
Into colleague nnd pnld their respects last
night. A floral representation of n trolley,
enr wns sent by them. Four ntototnien
nnd four conductors from the bnrn nctcd
ns putt bearers todny.
Mr. Francois wns n member of the Odd
Fellows, the P. R. T. Relief Assooclntlon
and the Amnlgnmntcd Association of
Street Rnllwny llmplojes. He Is survived
by n widow and six children Interment
will bo made In Arlington Cemetery,
WILLIAM II. IIEISLER
Prcsidcnt of Manufnoturera' Bnnk
Succumbs at Mt. Holly, N. J.
William II. Helsler. for the last 22 jenrs
president of tho Manufacturers' Nntlonnt
U.iuk, 3d above Market streets, died nt Ills
home. Mount Holly, N. J., yestctdny.
Dcr.th was caused by kidney trouble. Ho
line In on III for three months.
Mr. Helsler hnd been engnged In the
banking business from youth. Ilu was
appointed cashier of the Mnmifncturcin'
JJank 111 1SSS and elected vice president
the follow lug year. Ho wns mnde presi
dent In 1SU3. He was a member of the
Union League. Mnnufncturois' Club and
the Uonrd of Hnino Missions anfl Church
UxtcnBlou of the Methodist Kplscopal
Cliutch He wns active 111 church affnlrs.
Mr. Helsler Is survived by a widow, n
son, Wllllnm H. Helsler. Jr., member "f
tho New Jersey bar. and a daughter, Mrs.
Howard Wells, whose husband was re
cently elected to tho Stnto Senate from
Burlington County, New Jersey.
entl)3
These Notices Are Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge ,
AI.TKML'K. On December 4. inl.J, at lil
residence. IMP North Mh t.. BAMUKI. T.
Al.TKMuS, nceil 7:1 yenrs. nel.itUei una
frienila arc !n licit to attend tho funiral tery
lees, nt the riethsemano Uaptlst Church, l.Stli
st. anil Columbia nve.. on Tucsiln, at 'J
p. m.. precisely. Interment prlinte.
AHKflOOII. On December fl. 101.1, MAIIV.
ulfa of y.nnuil Arcgooj (neo liougherty),
Itel.itlves nml frlenils arc Invited to atteml
the funeral, on 1'rldiiy. at 7.lo a. tn.. from
her late residence, Su7 Bouth Ham nek st.
HUh Mass of Itequlem at St Joseph a
Church, nt U a. m. Uitcrment at Holj Cross
Cemetery.
ItAltTI.OW. On December 4, 1UI.1, WAII
HUN 1!., son of the late Uiorso W. and Mary
llartlnw, hkciI 73 years. Itelatuch nml friends,
also Kred Taylor l'ost. No. 10. O. A. It., aro
Inv.ted In attend tho funeral services, on
Tuesday, at '-' p. m.. nt tho resldi-me uf MU
alstcr. Mrs. Mary Dungnn. W50, Uast Susiiue
hnnnn a'e. Interment at North Cedar 1111
Cemetery. Ilemains may be Mewed on Mon
day, from 8 to n p. m.. at his late rtaldinto.
S03S Wcstm'nster avenue.
ltKl.l.. On December a, loin, .lOSllI'H.
hutband of Annie Ilell. Helatlves and friends,
also -employes of the rrankford Ilarn of tho
1'. It. T., are Invited to attend tho funeral,
on Tuesday, at 3 SO a. m., from his late resi
dence. 837 June St., West Philadelphia. Sol
emn Itequlem Mass nt the Church of Our
Mother of Sorrows at 10 a, m. Interment at
&t. Denis' Cemetery.
lidltAY. At I'a!mra. N. J., on December
4 Itilfl. lir.N'liir.TTA J., wife of A. C.
lioray. ItelatlMi nnl friends are Ini-tted to
attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at a
n m.. from lur late residence, :il Henry
It l'nlmira. N. J Interment at Morgan
Cemetery. Train leaves Market st. ferry for
I'almyra. at 12 40 P. m.
llOhTICK. On December 3. 1015. JACOII
JAY. husband of Kllzabeth, J. llostp k.
Itelntives and friends alto emplojes of Penn-
. mlvunla Itallroid Company's senerul offices,
mo Invited to attend the funerai services, on
Tuesday, at 10 u. m at his lata residence,
fistl Monti uo st. Interment private.
"rlend may view remains on Monday even-
IK)"stVI'.r.I.. On December 4. ini.l.CHAIU.nS
j I IICIHWELU husband of tiallle I.. Uosvvell
(neo Kenton), aged U! years. Relatives and
friends mo Invited to nttend the funeral
service on Tu.adav. at a l. m.. at hU
lato retldencrt. ail I.ast Walnut ave.. Mer
chantvllle. N. J. Interment private, lie
mains may bo viewed on Monday evening.
nOsSKIlT. On December 4, 101.1. DOltA
TllKA. widow of Christian Ilosaert. In her
Ann sear. Itelatlvea and friends are Invited
to attend tho funeral services, on Tuesday,
at a P. m . at the residence of her son-ln-law.
Charlea Danibach. ,4051 North 7th at.
Interment rrlvate. at Northwood Cemetery,
lteinalna may bo vlowed on Monday, from
5 tn in p. m.
IIOHKHCIUNON. On , December 3. 101S.
ANNA M.. widow of I'. F. HourBUlgnon.
nge W) yeurs. Relatives nnd friends ure
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Tuesday, at 1 p. in., nt the resldenua of
her daughter. Mrs. Florence M Toner. IU
North 3.1th t. Interment private. Ite
mains may be viewed on Monday, from
7 to 0 p. m.
Hltll.l.. On December 3. 10IS.CHAIU.K3
(J., aon nf Oeorse und Mary llrlll (nee l,er
aitil In his aist year. Helatlves nnd friends,
"lso'the menibna of Rescue Council. No.
la Fraternal Patriotic Americans, are In
vited to attend the funeral services on Tues-diiv-
at a p. m., at the residence of hla par
ents'. Ilia North 4tli st. interment at Oreen;
mount Cemetiry. Remains may be viewed
on Monday evening,
ltitl'N'O. Suddenly, on December 3, 1013.
THOMAS, husband of Fannie liruno. aged
if iirl Funeral on Tuesday, at 7:'!0 a. in..
from I ho ii?loL,ot P. J. Car.oll. 241 North
i.h st IllKh Mass at the Church of llur
iifdv of oSoJ Counsel. 8th and Christian
its at S:10 a m. precisely. Interment at
llol'y Croaa Cemetery.
tii'im On December .1. 101.1. JULIA,
"dJuKPter of the lato Joseph and Ellen U.
Budd la her OSth ear. Relailvea and irlends
re. invited to attend funeral services. Tuej.
fuv at a P- m.. ut her late residence a(0
W Venn st", Oermanlown. Interment private.
iniVTISli Suddenly, at his residence, 3
'cmnley Court, on December 3. 1U13. Wll.L
1AM BUNTINO. aged TO years. Itela
lives, also William Curry l'ost. No. Is. O.
a li are Invited to uttend the funeral
VJrvlcit. on Wednesday, at 3 p. m., at
ff, iBartmenta of Oliver II. Hair. 18M
Cheiluut it. Interment at Mount Morlah
itvlIsKOn December 1013. THOMAS
ii URNB, husband ot Catharine Uyrne and
TAr. nt KUiii and the late John iirne. Itela-
fives and friends, also iraplo of the I'hlU.
a.iDhij. and Reading Railway shops: Court
SSfmrocVE No. 211. F. of A.: DlvUlon No.
BbauiroCK. rjo. - ,nvlua to atUnJ ,h,
rui'n-ral on Tuesday, at 8.30 a., m.. from hbj
SJW, residence. 'im Ilgrade at. Solemu
Requiem Mass at Church pf the Nativity,
Jt 10 aV in. Interment at Holy Cross Ceme
tery. r.iK'rXLI.O At Laurel (Springs. N. J on De
cember a. AI.OYS1U3 I'., sou of the Ute
Mtln and Ellen Coatello. ReUtlves and
fTleuik ure Invited to attend funeral, Tue
KS at m- 'ra.th fesldence of
Mrs Mary Mahan,' Laurel Springs N. J.
High Masi at St. Lawrence'. Church, at 10
a! m. Interment Huly Cro Cemetery.
TObTKU-O On December ,8, ItflS. STEL-
i!l w Iti vt Elmer J. Costello and daughter
Sf Frauk and Annie Doman and granudaugh
?Je of the lata John and ElUa Mc.Vally.
ltcUtlvea and frtenda are lovtted to attend
tumoral on Tuesday, at 8S0 a. m. precisely.
!ruiS ttr Uta le.ldei'ce. 4320 North &iuc : ,t
Solemn HUb. Mass at Church of the Holy
CbllS: I-ogan, at 10 a. m. Interment Holy
S lulchr.
CH-iil on December 4. 1913. AMBUOSB
I CRM Funeral aervtcee on Tuesday at
U a oT. at Eu TL.te leeldence, 12a West
Dviham at Mt Airy Interment private.
CLMUAN- On December i. i,"-,v9fJo?
huaiand of Kose Curran anj fatlwr of or
DRATUS
John D. Curran ltelailves and friends, also
members of the Holy Name Foelety, Itowry
fwctet, Learrue of tho Fncred Heart and 8t.
Vlnceit ,de faui's Society of St. CharleV
Cnurcli, me Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Irlday, at 9 "0 s. m, from his late resi
dence, 1S07 Christian st. solemn High Mas
of Requiem at St, Charles' Church, nt 10
n m. prerisely. Interment at New Cathe
dral Cemetery.
WW'S"0" Wjcmher B. IBIS. WKSLEY I.
DALB, ton of Annie. M. Davis nnd the late
Wesley W, llnle. of Southwark. aged 10
Jears. nelal ves nnd filends, also fleorge
Rancroft Council, No. R71, o. of I. A., are
Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday,
nt 1 p m., from his late residence, (KU7 IM
mund St.. Tncony. Interment at Northwood
Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed on Tues
day evening,
DAWSON. On December . 101.1. MARY tl
DAWSON, wl.lnv of .Major l I.. D-vwaon,
V. P. M. V.. nnd dauahter of the late Charlei.
M Tron Funeral servces st R. R. Iirlnor
hurst ft Co , R1 North lltli St., on Tuesday,
nt 11 a. m. Interment private.
DP.KHAN. On December I, 191(1, HANNAH,
widow of Michael Deegnn. Relatives and
friends and Altar nnd Sacred Heart Societies
nf St. Kdwnrd'a Church, are Invited lo at
tend tho funeral, on Thursday, at s:.10 a m
from her late rertdence. HOI V. Dauphin st.
Folemn Requiem Mass nt St. ndifanl'j
Church at 10 a m. Interment nt Holy Sepul
chre Cemeterv. Auotomoblle funeral.
DHIA AN. On December 4, 101.1, MARY,
wife of Thomas Denan. Relatives and friends
nto Invited to attend the funeral, on Tues
day, nt s :io a. m., from her late residence,
411 N llorlon st. Illelt Requiem Mass at
Our l.ndy of the Rosary Church ot 10 a. m.
Interment at St Denlsr Cemetery.
lMt.l.MAN. On December 4, 101S. JOHN It,
husband if I.WIMA I.. D1U.MA.V. Relatives
and fri'inH are Invited to nttend funenl
servbes. Wednesday,, nt 1 p m., nt hU late
residence, 1WJ N. 12th at. Interment etrletly
private.
HRi:iri'H, On December fi. 101.1. DAVID
11 . son of Solomon and the lato Hannah
l'relfu Relatives ntnl friends, also Dis
raeli Lodge, Judaic Union, are Invited to
nttend funeral, Wcdnimlny. at 1 til p. m
from hl late residence, 112(1 N. 7th st. In
terment Adnth Jcshuruu Cemetery.
IHtlMM(IM).At Cnnshohorken, I'a nn
liei-ember 4, Kil.1. JACKSON W. DRUM
MUM), husband ot Kllrnbeth (nee Kline)
Drummond, nKCd 7(1 veara. Relatives nnd
friends are Invited to attend funeral, from
his late residence, an. Hiiro st.. Consho
hocken. Thiirsdnv, nt S p. in. Interment prl
vntn. Ilnrren Hill Cemetery, Montgomery
County, l'n.
Drri'lll.l,. On December fi. 10IS, noil
r.UT i:.. sou of John ll. nnd the lata Mary
11. Durfcll, aitpil au enn. Itelntives an1
friend, alsn the members of the Simpson
Memorial M. l: Sunday School, are Invited
to attend fur.errl, Wedncedav. at I nn p. ni..
frnm the lesldencn nf his father, ltcl !Z.
Madhon st. Interment nt Northwood Ceme
terv. Dl'ITY. Kudilenlv. on December 4, 101.1.
SARAH A., wire of Daniel Duffy nnd daugh
ter or the late (lenrge and Rose Peoples.
HeHtlvcr and friends are Invited to nttend
funeral, Thursday, nt 8:r.O a. m., from her
Into residence, 2701 Ann st. Iirith Wnrd)
Wnlemr Requiem Mass at the Church or the
Nntlvltv. ll. v. M.. nt 10 o'clock precisely.
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
IIIIKINH, On December 3, lOlf.. t.YN
FUIID, son of IVllIlnm V. nnd Pnrnh J. Ml
kins, Relativ.s nnd friends, also Dlrlao Coun
cil. No. 1020. Jr. o. V. A. M., Harmony
Council. No. 121. S. nnd D. of I t Wyomlnn
Tribe, No. 7. Imp O. It. M. : Mount Slnal
I.odi;e, No. ul I.. 1' of A.: rnssyunk Ave
nue Ruslness Men's Association, are Invite I
to nttend the funeral, nn Tuesday, at 2 p. m .
from his pnrentn" r.sldence, 100.1 South 12th
st. Interment nt Woodlands Cemetery. Re
mains may be viewed Monday evening.
I'AdA.V On December 4, 101.1. MAR
(I.V.HKT, wife or the lato Thomas l'ncnn.
Relatives and irlends, nlro (lie Altnr Roi.ry
Hi.letv and l.cniitie of the Sacred Heart, un
invited to attend the funernl. on Tucs.liy, at
n .'to n. m., frnm tho residence of her sister.
Mrs. Ann Median, inn Hamilton st. Solemn
ltdiulem Mnss nt the Cathedral, nt Id a m.
Interment pilvato at New Cathedral Ceme
tery. I'.VVKT.'IT. Suddenly, nt HrldKepnrt. N.
.1.. Pcicmler .1. JOHN N. l'AWCIITT. aRed
i.ii vcurs Relatlvea nnd friends, also Salem
I.O''kc K. cf 1'.. N'o 7. nnd Salem I'nlon
1'lre Coniianv. arc Invited tn nttend the
runeml from the reslden. e or his son-in-law.
Thnmnt. Kill.', nt HtldKiport, N. J.. Wednea
div December at in .in a. in. Interment
Hi'pll-t t'enieicr.v. Salem. N. J.
l'HLSItl'IKi. On December .1, 101.1. i:LLi:A
XOIl, wife of Frederick, M. Fclsburg nnd
daughter of the Into Penrose and llmma
llarto Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend llio funeral ten Ices, on Tuesday, at
2 . m . at her lato resilience-. :I2I2 North
Svdenliam rtreet. interment private.
riNKSAfUll.. On December 2, 101.1, CON
RAD FIN'KNAdKI., ton of (lthaer and
tbn late r.llzabctb l'lnknaRel, Relatives and
friends, also nmanucl Lutheran Church, lih
nml Carpenter tta , aro Invited to nttend
funeral services, Tnesuiiy. nt I p. m., nt his
lato residence. 2.i.:s S. Carllslo st Remains
inov bo viewed on Monday cvcnitiR nt 7
o'clock. Interment private, at Fcrnwood
Cemeterv.
I'IMI. On December 2. 101.1, KDMIIND M .
bnlovcl son of Kdmvnd and Alwlldl.i M.
Fish and urnndenn uf Charles I', and All
veiChin Charlton. In l.ls .'Id ear. lleuialns
may h vlewtd on Mondav' evining, at htJ
irran.ipnrents' rertdeme, US llutclr ave
Ambler. I'll" Internum private.
1'LANAIIAN. On Doremlicr 4, IPlftj KATU,
wire i" William I'lunnmii, ukciI l jers
Ite'ntivct nnd irlends arc Invited to nticnd
ruiieiai sriviies, on cdneMlay. at 2 p. in.,
at her late leoldewe, '.'(111 Martha ft. Inter
ment private at (Ireenwood IK. of IM Ceme
terv. Remains ninv be viewed on Tuesday
evening. Automobile funeral.
l'ltlKL. On December 3. 101.1. CATH
latlNK. iliuahtcr "f the lato William and
nilzabctli Frlel. Relatives nnd trlrnda are
In' ltcl tn ntli ml the func:nl, on Tuesday, at
s.'io a. m.. irom IMIil SprlnR (lard. n si.
Solemn Requiem Mns at St. AR.itha'a Church
nt 10 a in. Interment nt Holy Cress Ceme
terv OAKRLTT. At WnlllnRfnrd. Delawnro Co..
I'n , nn December .1. 101.1. KDWIN ATl.Hi:
(iARRKTT. Relatives and friends are In-
It rl to attend the funeral services on
Wednesday, at a p in., ut the apartments
of Oliver H Ililr. IS'.M Chestnut st . I'hll...
delphla. Interment private. Kindly omit
flowers.
OAlV.-On December 4. 101.1. SAMUnit
HAW", aceil 73 years. Relatives anil
friends, Ijifavctto Lodge, No. 71. F and A
XL; Strong Villi cnt l'ost. No. (17. ll. A. R,
i:rlo, I'n.. Cotnpinv C. 40th RcRlment,
I'ennsvlvanl i Volunteers; survivors of W'ec.
cacoe Fire Company, No. in. and Volunteer
Fire Relief Association of Philadelphia are
invited to attend the funeral nervlces. on
Tuesdav. at 1 p. m . nt the residence of Ms
son-in-law, Louis K. Murphy. .111.1 North
1.1th st. Interment private, automobile
service.
(illlSSK On De.ember 3. 101.1. OKOROH
W. OKI3SIK, sun of the late (leorge W. and
Clementine (iu-c, aged K! years. Tho rel
ativ.s ami friends, ntho Shakahapto Trlbo,
No. lis. L O. It. M.. aro Invited to attend
funeral, Tuesday, at a p. m.. from the jiar
lors of J." 11. Stanger ft Rro., 41in Frank,
ford uve.i Frankford. Interment at Cedar
lllll.
ii:(!;Hi:(i.N. On December 3. 101.1. AN
NA M.. wifo or Harry J. Oeoahegun und
daughier ot the late Umll and Louise Hlrah.
In lit r '-'7th car Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend funeral services, Tuesday,
ut 2 p. m. precisely, it Schuster's, llroad
and Diamond sta Interment private.
liltAHA.M. On December 3. 101.1, THOMAS,
husband nf Nancy A. A. ilraham (nee
(iurncs), aged II vears. aon of Mnrv A. and
the late Thomas (Jmham. Relatives ant
friends, alto Thomas It. I'atton Lodge. Nn.
H.1H, F. A. M.; Franklin Party Committee,
anth Wnrd; membera of Third Uaptlst
Church. llroad nnd Rimer sis . and Stone
men's Fellowship, aro Invited to attend fu
neral. Wednesday, at 1 p. m . from his lite
residence, HUB 8. RUh at. Services at llaii
tlst Church at 2 p. m. precisely. Interment
lit Mt. MorUh Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed Tuerday evening. Auto funeral.
(iliOOIIl'.Y. At Ills residence. 207 North
3.1th st- on December .1. 101.1. (UIOROi:
(IKOOIIKY. Relatives and friend" ure In
vited to attend the funeral services, nn
Tuesday, at a p. m . at the upartmenta
of Ollvrr II. Ilalr. 1820 Chestnut st. Inter
ment prlvute.
HAM. On December 4. 101.1. ELIZA ANN,
widow of i:nos T. Hall. In her Md year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the 'uneml services, on Tuesday, at II a.
m at Mount Hope M K. Ctfurch. Inter
ment at Mount liwpe v.ciuicrjF.
HARRISON- On December 4. 101.1. WILL
IAM HARRISON. Sr aged years Itela.
Uvea and frlenda ure Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, ut a p. tn.,
il bis late reeldente, 122A South 62.1 st.
Interment private. Remains may be viewed
Tuesday, after 8 p. m.
HASKLTINK. Suddenly, at his residence.
Hut Chestnut at., on December 3, 131R.
CHARLES FIBLD HASKLTINIi aged 7(1
vears. Relatives and friends ure Invited to
attend the funerul servlcm. Thursday, ut
2 p. m., at the Second I'resbyterlan Church,
2UI and Walnut streets. Interment
private.
IIKISLKH. At Femberton. N. J., on Ds-
' "ember 1. 1015. WILLIAM H. HEISLEn,
aged 72 jeara. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Wedneduy.
at a 30 p. m., from hi late reslden -e. Pern,
terton. N. J. Interment at M. K. Cemetery,
Train leaves Market at. ferry, Philadelphia,
10. 43 a. m. and ia:SO p. m. for Femberton.
jESSINOtJ. Suddenly, on December B,
lull. MILEb J.'JKNNINOS, aged 4 jears.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tha funerul scrvkes. on Wednesday at 2 p.
m.. at hia late residence. HIV, Klmwood ate..
West Fnlladelphla. Interment private.
Frlenls may call on Tuesday from 7 to 8
o'clock. Auto service.
KKI.l.Y. On December 3, 1915. ANNE
KELLY, widow of the late John D. Kelly
(lice McGlynn). ReUtlves anj frlenda are
Invited to at end the funeral, on Tuesday, at
8.30 a. m.. from her late residence, KCtu W.
Columbia, ave. Solemn Requiem Masa at the
Church of the Oeau at lu a. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
KKNNEUY- Suddenly, on December 2.
1U15. MARY A. wife of the late Joan J.
Kennedy. formerly of 401 MorrU at., aged 40
years Relatives and frlenda are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8
o'clock, from N. E- corner 3d and Fine sts.
High RequUm Mass at Sacred Heart Church,
it u W (.''clock. Interment at Holy Creaa
. vmctenr.
uOIIUaNSt-On December 4. 1015. MARIA
C . daughter t Theodore and Catharine Kor
maun (nee ScblUlse). ascd 10 years. Rela
tives and frlcnua. also li. V M. Sodality ef
. St. Edward' quitch tat star cf th B
T circle. No, 479. C vf F, OX A.. re lnrtteito
deaths
attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 7-10
s. m.. from her parents' residence. 2107
I.nwrcnt'e et. Requiem Mass at St. nonl
faelua' church, at 0 a. m. Interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
KltAUSS. On December 4, 101.1, JOHN, hus
band of Josephine Kiauss. aged R7.ear.
Relatives and friends, also the Brotherhood of
Decorators nnd the Llederkrsni Slnglns So
clty, are Invited to attend funeral, Thurs
day, nt S.lo a. m.. from his lata residence,
21S1 N, 20th st. Solemn Requiem Mass at
the Church of the Most Precious niood nt 10
o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
ItAFfllltTY On December li. 101R.HKNRY,
husband of tho late Susan Ioifferiy (neo
Wark), Relatives nnd friends are Invited to
nttend tho funeral, nn Thursday, at 7-.10
a m., from the residence of his son-ln.law.
John List, 2210 S. Rancroft st (Jackson st.
above 10th). Hlth itequlem Mass at Church
of St. Monica at 0 s. m. precisely. Interment
nt Holy Cross Cemetery.
LARUI:V. Suddenly, nt the residence of his
son, William Lnrkey, 471fl Ilrown st.. on
December 4, loin, .lOSHPH, husband of
the lato Illlta Lnrkey. Notice ot funernl
later.
I.AM'LEH. Suddenly, on December fl, 101.1
JAMBS At.OVStL'S. eon of William and
r.lltareth 1-nwler, aed n jears nnd I month.
Relatives and frlenda nro Invited to attend
the funeral, on Tuesday, at 7:30 a. ni., from
his parents' residence, 1121 Wood at. Re
quiem Mass nt the cathedral st o a. tn
Interment nt Holy Cross Cemetery.
M5K.sr.lt. On December 2, 101B. JOHN,
husband of Marv V.. Irfeser (nee Marothl.
Relatives nnd friends, also the employes of
tho Hero Manufacturing Company, aro In
vited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, nt
X.10 n. in., trom his late residence, 2.140 H
Norrls st. Solemn High Requiem Masa at
the Church or the Holy Name at 10 a. m.
),.),'(), -on Deeember 4, 101.1, JOSRI'll W
I.ONtJ, In his Mth year. Funiral services at
his lato residence. 3107 Haverfonl ave., on
Monday, at a p. m. Interment nt Shcthurne,
Mass. Kindly omit flowers.
MAI. IN'. At her homo nenr Applilinrhs
vllle, on Frllny, December 3, 101.1. SARAH
K nlfo of Frank It Malln. Relatives and
friends nre Invited to attend the funernl. on
Wednesday, nt 1 80 p. m., from Friends'
Meeting House. Quakertnwn. I'n. The Allen
town limited leaving With st. at 11 r7 a. tn
arrives nt Quakertonn 1-22 p. ni and stops
three squares from Meeting House.
MAlll'I.K. On Deeember ft. HUB. .IHNNIi:,
wife of Joseph 11. Mnrple and ilniiRhter or
lterthn nnd tho late Simon Rosenthal. Itel
ntives and friends are Invited to nttend the
funernl. on Tuesday nt 2 ii. m , from her
late resldetce. mill N. 2tli st. Interment
nt Adath Jeshurim Cemetery.
MATTON. At Atlnntle City, N. J., nn De
cember .'t, WIS, FIll'.DCItli'lv V.. husband of
Anna Matton Funernl services will be held
nt his late residence, Rerlunel Apirttnents,
IB South Virginia ave. Interment prlvnte. nt
Plcarnntvlllc Cemetery Kindly omit flowers
Mcllllllli:. On December 4, llil.l, AI.RX
ANI)i:il. hushand of Elizabeth A. Mcllrlde.
Relatives and friends, nlso employs of the
Atlantic Helming Company and tho Will
lam tt Wharton llenotlelal Arsoclatlon.
arc Invited to attend the funeral, nn Thurs
day, nt 8 30 a. tn., from his late residence
10.12 South 21st st. Solemn Mass of Requiem
nt St. Edmond's Church. Interment nt Now
Cathedral Cemetery.
McCANN. On December 3, 1010. HUdlt J ,
husband of Ilesslo McCann (nee Wheleni an I
son of Annie and the Inte Hugh McCann
Relatives and friends nre Invited tn attend
tlio funernl. on Tuesday, nt H n. m., from
his late residence. HOS South liambrey st.
12.1th nnd South sts 1. Solemn High Mnss nf
Requiem nt St. Anthony's Church at 0 3U
a. tn. Interment nt Holy Cross Cemetery.
Met'l'ltDV. At Los Anttclcs, ("at . on No
vember 27, HU.".. MARY McCL'RDY. Rela
tives nnd friends nre Invited to attend the
funeral i.ervlces Tuesday afternoon nt a
o'clock, at the apartment nf Oliver If. Rnlr.
isi'o chcttiiut strict. Philadelphia. Interment
private, at Mount Mirlah Cemetery.
.MillAllH. On December 3. 101.1, JOHN Me
liAllE. Relatives and friends, nlso Wyoming
Tribe, Imp. O. It. M : St Patrick's American
Alliance. Molls' Yearly lleneflclnl Society and
Holy Nnniv Society, are Invited to attend the
Iiimr.il, on Tuesdav, at 7 3(1 a. in., rrnm tho
residence on his son-in-law, Joseph S Rllatt
.lis (Irani st , Camden. N. J. High Mass nt
Church or the Holy Nnmo nt 0 n. in. Inter
ment nt Calvnry Cemetery. Kindly omit Don
ers. M.'REH.MOTT. On Dee-ember B. HUB. I2L
. I. EN, widow nt John Mi Dermott. Rela
tives nnd Mends nre Invited tn nttend the
funernl, on Thursday, nt :.'!! a in., frnm
her Inte residence, 'iatO South 1.1th st
Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Moult a's
Church, nt 10 a. in. Interment nt Now
Cathedral Cemetery.
M. CLONE. At Chester. Pa. on December 2.
HUB, PATRICK S.. husband of Annie (nee
McCue) Mi (Hone nlld son of Patrlek mid the
lite Mnry McOlone. of Casiln liar, Coiinlv
Mayo. Ireland. Relatives and friends, also
Court Vesper. No. 141, I". of A., and Main
Men's HcnctUta! Association, are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8 30 a m.,
from his lato residence. 2.VIS West (lib st.
High Mass of Requiem nt Church of the
Resurrection at iq u. m. Interment at Holy
Cross Cemetery.
MILLER. At Reading, Pa., on December B.
HUB, JOHN F. MILLER, lonilcrly nf 834
North 4llth st, Philadelphia. Notice of
funeral later.
HOUR. On December 3, 1013, ELIZA .1..
widow of !.nuls Mohr, aged 72 scars. Reli
tlves nnd friends aro Invited to attend fu
neral, Tuesday, nt a p. in., from the resldenco
nf her sou, Henry Mohr. as 1 1 N. '.'Oih st.
Interment Northwood Cemetery. HemalnH
mny bo viewed Monday evening. S to
o'clock.
1IORR1SON. On December 3, 101.1, ANNIE
MORRISON (nee Loftus). Itelntives and
friends are Invited to attend lunerul, Tues
day, nt H30 a. in. from the resident e or her
brother-in-law, John F. Cabin, 40.1:1 lloona
st Manavunk. High Mass nt St. John tho
Baptist Church nt 10 n. m. Interment West
minster Cemetery.
AiriHMIV On December 2, 101.1, ANN.
widow of Thomas Murphy, formerly of .101
Wharton et. Relatives and friends nro In
v.ted to attend tho funeral, on Tuesday, at
8 30 a. m.. from the residence of her too-ln-
l law.inomnM a. iic,viiun. ..n.i pou.u iieuse.
I Solemn High Man of Requiem at Church of
tho Epiphany at 10 a. in. precisely, lnter
I ment nt Holy Cross Cemeterv
Ml'lll'HY. At her residence, the Ilelgravla
I Hotel, on December B. HUB. I.YDIA UET-
T., wife of Waller Landed Murphy. Fu
neral ecrvlccs und Interment slrlt tly pri
vate. NKdHNDANK. At her late residence, 11
Red Oak road. Wilmington, on Dee ember
11, 101.1, REBECCA A , widow of August
Negenilank, M. D. Notice of the funerul
will be given later.
O'lttllRKE. On December 3, 101.1. RRID
OET. wife of Michael O'Rourke. Helatlivs
and irlends nro Invited tn attend tho funeral.
Tuesday, at s a. m.. from her late residence.
3107 Llpplniott st.. Fnlls of Schuvlklll. High
Mars nt St. Bridget's Church at 0.3O o'clock.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery,
FATTON'. At I'resbyterlan Homo for Aged
CoupleB and Single Men. on December I,
101B. JOSEPH, husband nf tho late Anni
l'nttnn. aged 70 vera Relatives and frlenda
nre invited to nttend the fun. rat services, on
Tuesday, ut a p. m. Interment at Fernwooil
Cemetery. Train l.uvca Broad Mrrct Station
at 1 18 p. m.
l'Al'I.LKY. At the residence of her son-in-law,
Mr. D. S. Caldwell. 4047 Pouelton .lie.,
on ilecemher it. HUB, MATILDA 1)., widow
of George W. l'aulley. Notice of funeral
luter.
IrllOM.MF.R. On December 4. 101.1, JO
Bl'I'll (JOTTI.E1II PFRtlMMER. busbar..! of
the lale Margaret Pfrommcr. at 1210 cad
waladcr st. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend luneral services, Wednesday, nt 2
p in., at Bethel Church, Crcae ami Pel
grade its. Interment ut (lrceumouiit Ceme
tery. I'KTHI. On December B. 101.1. CLARA VIR
GINIA, wife of Amll 11. I'etrl (neu Ander
son), aged 33 years Relatlvea and friends
are Invited to attend tho funeral serv
ices, on Wednesday, ut a p. in., from her
late residence, 2204 North 20tli st. Inter
ment private, at Northwest Cemetery. Re
mains tun le viewed Tuesday evening.
l'RICK. Suddentv. on Deeember 3, 101.1.
JOSEPH O. PRICE, In his (7(h year. Rela
ilvea und frlenda ure Invited to attend the
funernl services, on Wednesday, at a p. m.,
at hU late residenee. 810 Linden st,, Camden,
S. J. Interment private. Friend may call
nn Tuesday, from 7 to 0 p. m.
ltll'll. On December 3. 101.1. at Bethlehem.
SAMUEL RICH, uged 71 lears. Funeral
services at the resilience of hla son-in-law,
a. 1. Curran, OS0J Lawnton ave., Oak Lane,
l'hlla , 2 p. m.. Tuesday. Interment at North
Jaiurel 111 Cemetery.
HlEliKlt. Oi December 3. 101.1, WILIIUL
MIMI IHKOKII line lllrkel), widow ot
Cuiir.nl C. llleger. aged 71 tears. Relatives
and friends, also Ladles' Society of German
Reformed Salem Church, are Invited to at
tend the funeral services, on Tuesdaj, at a
p. m., at the residence of her son. Ma North
21th t. Interment prlvnte, ut Mount er
non Cemrteiy. Automobile service,
HOOP. On December 5. 101.1. KATE It..
wife of Joseph C. Roop. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Wednesday, at 2 t. ni. precisely,
at her late residence, 2721 North 10th st.
Interment private.
JIU11Y. On December 4. 1015, MARY
JANE, wife or Joshua Clay Ruby. ReUtlves
and irlends are Invited to attend luneral
services. Tuesday, at a p. m. precisely, at
her late residence, 23T S. 40th st. Interment
strictly private. Remains may be vlewvd
Monday evening, from 7 until 0.
HEI11. On December 4. 1013. HENRY, hue
Und of ADELLA SEIB. aged HI years. Rel
atives an I friends ure Invited lo attend fu
neral, Wednesday, at 1.3U p. iil, from his
late residence, 4111 N. 15th st. Interment
strictly private, Chelten 1IIIU Cemetery. Re
mains may bo viewed Tuesday evening.
SEVERN'S. Suddenly, on December 4,
1015. THEODORE V husband of Rosanna
Severns. Relatives and friends, also the
Camdn Mutual Ae-soctation and emplojes of
the CVemdon Coke Company, are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on WedneJa,
at 2 p. m.. at bis lte residence. 311 Mt.
Vernon st.. CamJeu. N". J Interment at
Harlelgh Cemetery. Friends may call on
Tuesday, alter 7 p. m.
MI1KLD.S- On December 3. 1015. CHARLES
A., husband ot tha late Sarah Shields (nee
Smith). Relatlvea and friends are Invited
to atteUd funeral. Tuesday, at 1 p. in., from
the resident of his son, Charles A. Shields,
2110 S. Hancock st. Interment Fcrnwood
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Monday
evening, after 8 o'clock.
bll-t'OX. Suddenly, en December 4, 1913,
HENRY husband of Mary Sltcox, at his
lata realdence. 840 North 27th sL Hela
tlves and fjrlcods. also Washington Camp,
No. 31T & O. S. of A . Malta Council. No.
HEATHS
00.1, O. of I. A.; fitonemen's Club of Phila
delphia, and employes of the Ilureau of
Water, nro Invited to attend funeral serv
ices, on Wednesday, nt 11 a. m.. Instead
rif 1 P. m at the Trinity napllat Church,
roplar M. near 27th. Interment at Phoe
nlxvllle, ra.
SNYDER. On December fi, HUB, Rev.
JOHN PHILIP SNYDER, D. D., husband
of Mamie M. Snyder. Relatives and frlenda
of the family, also Order nf Knights Hos
pltallem and clergymen of the Congrega
tional Methodist Church, are Invited to at-
isnti ninerai services, on Tiitirsnay, at .
ft,
'. m., nt nis into residence, s. k. ejor.
dnnlo end Ifaddon nves.. IVestmont. N.
J. Interment nt llarlelch Cemetery.
Friends mny view remains on Wednesday,
from 7 to 0 p. nt.
STII.I,. On December fl, 101S, OEORGE,
husband of Mary E. Still ine Slmpsonl
nnd son of thn Inte Edward F, nnd Martha
Still. Relatives and friends, also Se
locta Tribe, Nn. 80S, t. O. It. M., are In
lled to nttend funeral nervlces, on Wed
nesday, at 2 p. nt., nt hla lato residence.
013 Auburn st. (Oth and Cambria sts ).
Interment prlvnte. Trlends may call on
Tuesday, from 8 to 10 p. m.
STOECKI.E, On December 2, 19IS,
Alitil.PIl, hueband of the lite Anna Maria
Stoecklo (neo Ruck), aged (1 cnrs. Rela
tives nnd friends, nlan men of the Holy Fam
ily of St. Itonlfaclus' Church and Emerald
lleneflclnl Assn., nre Invited to attend tho
funernl. Tuesday, at 7 ,10 a. m.. from the
residence of A. J Budens. undertaker. 17.1
Diamond st Requiem Mass nt St. llnnlfn
tlus' Church nt 0 n. m. Interment St.
Peter's Cemetery.
STRAIN. On December B, 101.1. SARAH,
widow of Thomas Strain, aged 70 years
Relatives and friends nre Invited lo attend
funernl services, on Wednesday, at 2 p. m.,
nt her Into resilience, 1014 North Uber st.
Interment private, at Mt. Morlah Ceme
tery. Itemalms may be viewed Tuesday,
nfter 7 p. ni. Automobile funeral.
srillNOI lEI.II. On December 3, 101.1,
WILLIAM II., husband of Mnry Ella String
Held (nee Jones) and son of Margaret II. and
tho late O.orgo W. Strlngtleld. Relatives and
friends, alto lvanhoe Lodge, No. 410, F. and
A. M . Columbia ltojnl Arch Chapter, No.
Ut, Philadelphia Council. No. IL It. S. and
M. M ; Corinthian Chasseur Conimnndety.
No. M. K. T.; Philadelphia Consistory, S
P It. B . 32d: I.u l.u Temple. A. A. N. O.
M. 3 , Funeral Directors' Association of
t'lilHilelhhla. members of the 23th Street
M. E. Church, and nil other organization of
which ho was n member nro Invlled to at
tend the funernl services, nt his Into resi
dence, .1001 West Susquehanna nve., on Mon
day, a 1 p ni. Interment strictly prlvnte.
.vrltlll SE. -On December B, 101.1, SARAH,
widow of Jarob strouse, aged (II jears.
Itelntives nnd friends nro Invited to nttend
funeral services, Tticsdny, at III n. in. pre.
rlselv. at her lato residence. 2.HB N. Lambert
st. Interment Mt. Cnrmel Cemetery.
hTl'ART. Entered Into rest on December 3,
101.1, MAIKIARI'T A., widow of Andrew J.
Stuart. Funeral services private, Monday
at s p. m.. nt her late residence. 4101 Haiti
morn nvenue Interment private. In Pitts
burgh, l'a , on Tucsda).
hTt'TZHArlt. On December 4, 101B, MAR
TIN H. STI'TZHACH. aged (VI years. Itela
lives and friends are Invited lo attend the
funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m.,
at his late residence, f.11 South 41th st,
Interment prlvnte, at West Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
Sl'LLllAN, On December 3, 101B, THOM
AS, husband or the lato Annie Sullivan.
Helatlves and friends aro Invited to attend
tho funeral services, on Wednesday, nt t
p. m. nt his soii-ln-lavc'n residence, John
W". Mcdnrrlsle. ltll S. 2d St. Interment at
1'ernwo.xl Cemetery. Remains may be viewed
on Tuesday, from 8 to 10 p. m.
TAGOART. On December 4, 101.1, FRAN
CES, wife or (leorgo Taggart nnd daughter
of Frances nnd the lain William Skerrett.
Helatlves and friends aro Invited to atten i
the funeral, from the residence of her mother,
Hill Olive st., on Wednesday, at 8 a, m.
High Mnss ut Church of Gcsu, nt n:30 n. ri.
Interment ut Holy Cross Cemetery. Auto
mobile fuueml.
TAMNEV. At his resilience. 1000 North
21st St., on Deeember 3. 101.1, BENJA
MIN F.. husband nf Mnrthn Taniney (nee
llurtl. Relatives anil friends, nlso Melttn
Lodge, No. 211.1, I nml A. M ; Mellta Royal
Arch Chapter. No. 284; Washington Camp,
No BUI. P. O S. of A; Philadelphia and
Rending Relief Association; I'enn Trrntv
Division, No. 71. II. of L. K. and members
of tho stnucincn's r'etiowsmp. are Invited
tn nttend Ihe funeral services, on Wed
nesday, at 10.::o a. ni., at tho apartments
of Oliver II. Ilalr. 1H20 Chestnut st. Also
services at St. Peter's Evangelical Luth
eran Church, Ilnrren Hill, at 11:30 a. m.
Interment nt llarren Hill Cemetery. Re
mains mny bo viewed Tuesday, from 7 to
10 p ni.
TRE1"Z. On December .1, 101.1, formerly n(
Sea 1st' Cl'y. N. J.. FREDERICK. Sr., hus.
band or Annn Trd. nged B.I years. Rela
tives nnd rrlcnds nre Invited to uttend fu
neral. Thursday, ut 3 p. m., from his late
residence. 2.111 N. .'.d st. Interment South
l.iurrl lllll Cemetery. Ilemalna may he
viewed Wednesday evening, nfter 7 o'clock.
WALZ. "n December 4. 101.1. VIRGINIA
II. T WALZ (neo Rnwlette). wife of Ed. F.
1nla Relatives and friends nro invited to
attend tho funeral, on Wednesday, nt l:",u
p m.. from her Inie residence. 1811 McKenn
st. Interment private. Friends may call
Tuesday evening.
WATSON. At "Klnlerrn." Wayne, Pa., on
December B. HUB. KATHEIIINK .11. ROCHE
widow nf Richard II. Watson. Due notice of
the funerul will bo glv. n
W'HUtT. On December .1, 101.1. JACOB J
WHII.T, husband of Anna Whllt. in h's 81st
vear. Relatives nnd friends, nlso Richmond
lajtlge. No. 2.10, F. und A. M.; Kensington
Council. Jr. O. I'. A. .11.. arc Invited tn at.
lend the funernl scrv'cea, on Thursday. t
I p. m . at his lato residence. '.'3'-'7 South nth
st. Interment at North Cednr Hill Cemetery.
Remains may be vlowed on Wednesday eve
ning WIRtlNE','. At Philadelphia, on December
:i. HUB. lito of llllllngsport. N. J., hia t
wl'e of William F. Wldener and daughter of
Elizabeth and the late John Hahn. Relatives
and friends, also Oawane'e Council. No 7-'
D of P.. are Invited tn nttend funeral scrvi
Ices. Tuesday, at 2 p. nt.. nt the rcsidonee of
her hrnther-ln-law, II. J. Osihwald. 20 :
Vewi'.ell st. (Blth nnd Market) Interment
nt Chef lerv lew Cemetery. Body may be
viewed Mnnday evening.
MILMLV On December 3. 101B. WILLIAM
CALVIN, eon of Maggie (nee Price) and the
, lato John E. Wilson. In his 3.1th )enr. Rela
tives and friends, also James o, Blaine
Council. No. 7IM1, I. O. A., of Philadelphia,
and tho emplojes of Wlldmnn'a Iron Foun
drj. ure Invltod to attend funeral services,
on Monday, at 7 p. m.. nt his late residence.
22 W. Beech St., Nnrrlatown. Pa. Services
also on Tuesday, nt 2 p. m., at tho chapel In
North Cedar Hill Cemeterj-, Frankford. In
terment North Cedar lllll Cemetery.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER
This STYLE TYrE (or like this)
One time IBe per line
Three times ono week 12V4c per line
Six times one week 10c per line
Situations Wanted, three times one week 10
cents per line per Insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two lime rate for ErENINei Lidoes
and Pt'BLio I.umku combined Is 10 cents per
line with the exception of Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which Is IB cents per line.
FOR
TYPH LIKE THIS (or like this)
which Is permitted In all classifications ex
cept Help and Situations Wanted. Lost and
Found, Personals. Hoarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF AUOVE
RATEd.
There is a drtip store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at otfice ,-ates.
PERSONALS
I HEREnY give notice lhat I will not be re
sponsible for debts unless contracted by my
self. William Welsbrod. 1213 Westmoreland.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CHAMHBRUAID-airl for chamberwork and
waiting; 2 In family. 222 S. 3Uth sL
CIIAMRERWORK and vvaltlngT experienced;
small family Call Monday, 1S2U Wallace' st.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted Apply John-&
James Dobson. Inc.. Blanket Mills. Scottva
lane. Fal.s ofSchuvlkllll. J
COOK W'anted, an experienced cook for a prl
vute family in a small country town, prefer
ably of Swedish or Norwegian deseent. Ad
dress applications to Mlaa Hart Irvine, Mer
cerfcburg. Iafc
GIRLS wanted to learn paper box making;
good pay to begin; unusual opportunity;
steady work. Cull National Metal Edge Box
Company. Mh ind Willow sts.
HOUSEWORK White glrli no washing or
Ironing, references required, (.-all CS1 Ortho
dox st.. or phone Frankford S.14 D.
tAl'ER EOXE3 Experienced operators can
have position where good wages can be
nude: Ele age. experience, etc. Call UH
phone Mirket 213.1.
vTaITHEoS wanted st Blank's. 1021-102(1
Clestaut st
WOMAN cmploed, wlshet alii" to care for
mill apa'tn-eut and I-year-old boy J 4T.
Ledger Central.
YoVNO'.VC'M EN Steady vjorfc OUUnder
Closa Works. WUsiaomlor.
HEItP WANTED FEMALE
well-known VOtCH SPECIALIST wishes
to. give lessons In exchange for accompany
Ing. P. Smith, 3VI s. 1.1! h sL
NOW" lf4 THE TIME for young ladles seek
Ing Commercial positions to consult "Miss
Dean," at Ledger Central, Broad and Chest
nut sis, A special service Is rendered to
STENOGRAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERS AND
CLERKS through the Commercial Depart
ment to LEDGER ADVERTISERS, and a
Brett number ot j-nung ladles have been bene
fited by this service.
General
GOVBRN'm'BNT positions open to women. 173
month, Write Immediately for free list.. Frank
Hn Inslllflte. Dept. 715 J. Rochesler. N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
ROY, 17 or 18, for offlco work. Answer In
own handw riling. P. O. Hot 1B7I.
CAUINKTMAKER wanted,
mono, 22B 8. 3d L
PAnlNETMAKEIlS wanted.
Inquire IV. Am-
Apply Lincoln
Furnlturo Companj-. loth nnd
l.ehlgn ave. .
CABINETMAKERS' HELPERS wanted. Apply
!.lncoln Furniture Co, loth st. & Lehigh ave..
CARPENTERS, Bret class, wanted by du ,ront
Company, Plant 2, l'cnnsgtove, N. J.
CAStl FITTERS wanted
Apply Lincoln Furnl-
lure Company, loth nnd
i.c
Lehigh nve.
CU)TH WEAVERS wanted. Applv John and
James Dnbson Inc.. ninnket Milts, 8colt's
lnne, Fnlls or Pch'ivlklll.
CO'MHINATION monotype operator, thoroughly
familiar with book work: steady position for
competent man. C 423, I.edger jpflee.
DRFG SFNDRIES' REPRESENTATIVE
Wnntcd by one of tho largest New York drug
sundries houses: to make headquarters in
Philadelphia and travel Ilalllmore and Wash
Ingtnn, foreign nnd domestic lines: charnctcr.
nbllltv and Industry essential. Address In
confidence nnd glvo full particulars as to
previous nnd present employment, qualifica
tions, nge and snlary. Unit to Philadelphia
Public ledger. Metr o.Tow or. New York city.
DVERH vVANTlHi; KXPBRiliN'CED IN DYI1
ING SILK AND WOOL AND SILK AND
COTTON ARTICLES. IIV'A BIO CONCERN.
UWRES.J.I201,LEDOERjnFFICI:::
LATHE" HANDS Cleveland." Acme. Orldley
nnd Turret lathe hands wanted first-class
men only- highest wages paid. Apply Stand
ard Roller-Ile.irlngCo.,4(ilh &Mcrlon nve,
MACHIN'tST wanted for an Important travel
ing po-ltlon. joung American Protestant
with practical exferlence as machinist. Ad
dress, with full particulars. D 2H, Led. Off
MACHINISTS Wanted, experienced vise hands,
fitters nnd finishers and milling machine
hands. I' 2i(l1-Ia-ilgerOfIlce
PHOTOO IIA PI IHII Wanted, thoroughly" com
petent lommerrlal mini PJ2.1. Ledger Office
SALESMEN - ARE YOU "LOOKING " FOR
SnMETIUNO GOOD TO SELL? CALL ON
MR. SCIIENCK, AT 1111 WALNUT ST.,
AND HE WILL DO THH REST.
&
A, The Golden
Present
; Any time is the psycho-
.'! logical moment to ad-
y vancc yourself, but there's
'.'' no time like the present.
' Action brings opportu-
i nity.
'A
Today reliable employers
'' are seeking your services
through Ledger want ads,
J! Look over today's col-
umns, and if you don't
I find the exact job you
want, insert your own
want ad and attract busi-
ness men to you. You'll
draw double attention by
approaching business pco-
3 pie in a businesslike way.
Why wait? Now's the
appointed time to get that
4 job.
kTOKtisrac
STARI.E BOSS-Wallted. man who haa bnd
experience taking charge nf a number of
men. Apply 'tnl.1 dcrmnntqwn nve.
STRAWBRIDOK CLOTHlKIt
require experienced. doll repair man. Ap
ply Bureau of Employment, 41j floor, be
fore 11 a. m.
FIRST-CLASS sheet metal workers wanted.
Come ready for work.
DU PONT COMPANY
PLANT NO.' 2,
PENNMlROVUN. J.
Y(il'N(fMI?N-HtcJdy work. (Illilnder Glass
Works. Wlsslnonilng.
tienerul
Ill'HINESS SEH ICE COMPANY
POSITIONS FOR Hlelll-CLAH.S MEN ONLY
ISfiO LAND TITLE IIUILDINO
HU N. I1ROAD ST.
The Oldest Urlslii.il
AAI'lOMOIIII.i: S HOOL
Tctr hea ou how to repair
and how lo drive autos.
F. PETZ. Oil N. IIROAH ST.
AGENTS
AGENTS wanted to cell graphoponca and disc
rec.irds; good money: exclusive territory
given. Fur Information ' aildress Imeiia
I'honogiuph Co.. Inc. PouKlikecpsle. N. y.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKKEl'Ell-Experlenccd. bct of ref.. de-
slrei ilrst eiats position. J 1.11, Lett Cent
CHAMIIERMAID or" parlormaid, i lt""goud-
ewer, experienced, reference. II 21.', Ij-d.t)lT.
CHAMIIERWORK and waiting, aninll family;
English. Protestant II 2111. Ledger Office.
COMPANION to elderly lady, or tny ponltloik
of trust, very callable, reliable and vulturod.
J Ho I cit-er Central.
COOK rmlcrsta.ul all branches, tine dcsM-rtsj;
puff pastry and sugar work, entrees, wages
M to sit) per niniiih. II, Liilger Hruin-h.
2m h and South.
COOK Experlcnied tewk' desires downstalia.
work, icleriuies, M. Burns, 4110 l.uicuattp
levenue,
COOK Middle-aged Catholic AnVrlcaii""w"Uhe"ii.
posit iun ns took, e.oo.1 ref. 21KJC1 Wharton.
C'oelK. goi,l. wants eooklng or downstairs,
work good reicrenee. 142s Catharine;
CCOK, exterlenced jountf while womun: ref-,
ervme uom Main Line II 2uT.Lt.lger Offlie
TIKEm.sMAKEH vvunts engagementsf J.'..(l
dail). refs S.1fr. Led Br.. (J)tli and (llrard.
GIRL wljhes chamberwork ami watting, or
assist with children, reference. STU N. Itilh
st.Wet Philadelphia. "
GOVERNESS or mothe-r's helper; German.
Ji0ir K5ll "iwer. good ref. 1) .12. I.ed. Off.
INFANT'S Nt'ltSE. English Protestant, oxpe.
rleii'l capable, referenve, wages I. H 21,1,
Ledgtr Of lice.
.ECHETARY-st.nogrupher, long business ex
jierlcnce. good correspondent, with oxecutlvu
ubltliy nuv, hoidli position or trust, .U-irta
tu make change tlist of year, Al references.
Address II 'J.12, IdvrCeniil.
KTENOGRAPHER. IK, rapid, "accurate; laiod.
a.lary; trial solicited. J .17. l-lser Central.
TUTOR llrya Mawr graduate stu.Ieat wishes
position us tutor In private family during
Christmas holidays, cxiwuaca only, reference
required. D H, Ledger Office.
CONSERVATIVE, efficient, unique and most
valuable service Is rendered through the Com.
iiicreUl Department to firms seeking high
grade office help. "Miss Dean" at Lodger
Central s listed the quantitations of young
ladles experienced Hi all kinds of ofnea detail
work, and has had spevlal training tn se
lecting; "the right person for the right posi
tion." Acquaint ber with our needs elber
by personal cull or telephone Walnut 3000
and personal attention will be given prompt
y. This Is a free service to LEDGER
ADVERTISERS.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT Accounts audited, books open
ed, statements furnished. Investigations con
ducted, si eternalising, moderate csarges. vw
nlugs. Address J 2SI. Ledger Central.
ACCOUNTANT, office and salesman, 32. wide
experience, lillege man. unusual ability, -tires
position. Address II JIl'J. Ledger Centra:
" ADVO. AND SALES DEPT. WORK"
Thorough, practical knowledge of general ad
lertlslng, sales department, weak, preparation
of sales letters, dealers' M-opcrwllve ram
nulgns and follow-up i stems, tl,. I ndr
stand printing, details, good corr-spondent
have executive ntllHy and initiative ewnjpe
tcut, energetic ambitious and an disss
gtwi" Age. .10 Al refereaccs moderate
salary. J1 l dger Central.
BANK CLERK Age SI 4 years experteo e.
good refcrcttcss. C 431. Ledger Qtti:c.
SITUATIONS WANTE ;tAtiE
DOOKKKEPER I n.. and itmi .grtpRer I
If
esra- experience, rouble, meaeiste taiaiy.
I tit. Ledger central.
ROY - High school, 1(1,
school and on faiurcHy.
wants nosltlon after
D ski, I-edger Oftlcs.
. iiratNEss Manaoer
Man. ST, desires to connect with large business
house; 10 yrs.' practical up. as roansger of
branch storo of large retail concern, pos. ot
Jruatsnd responsibility. II M4 Ledgsr CenL
CHAt'FFFt'R - Aged .15, tnoroughlr compe
tent, rxperleneetl nil makes cars, absolutely
dependable and ran furnish unquestioned ret
jrenco. S years shop and- road. Address
. .11. A. Hlne, 132.TReed st . rhlladolphle.
CltAUFFKt'R White, 31, married, maks all
repairs, exp. on all high-grade cars; Al ref.
last place. C v, I.edgerOrfce. -
ElfAL'FTFA'R Young Irish Protestant s)g
'-'', wishes position rtllu Rising Sure nve
Phono Fox Chase 14 Y.
UAHtJBNEH, middle-aged"." drive car: iqoer
reliable reference, c 4lLedjter pfflc.
ENOINP.ER, rollego gfad'uate, desires posi
tion; ureter with contractor! four years' ex
perience; best reference, J 63, Ledger Cen
tral, HOL'SlSMAN and' butter, colored, wishes posl
Hon; cook, private family! city, suburbs;
best reference. DJj.l. Ledger Office.
HOL'SBWORff Japanese, Industrious, general
naws. in email ism. ; dcsi ret, i , lt-tt vino.
ilAt'lllNi: rii'.sltlvJF.n. nrst class. wTtTPcrea
tlvo ability; wide experience on automatic
machlnery .1 21!t. Ledger Central,
MANand wife, white. l"rotestantSi liutler and
cook.thorougnly capable, II 21.1, Ledger Off.
Nt'RSE or valjt "experienced; best referenceit
D 101. Ledger Office.
SALESMAN
WITH WELL-ESTABLISHED BKLL
INO RECORD, 1.1 YEARS' ROAD
ILM'EHlENCD, DESIRES CONNhX'"'
TION WITH RELIARLE HOUBE:
WILL TRAVEL; ABSOLUTELY A 1
REI'ERENL'ES. H OSS, LEDGER
CENTRAL.
YOUNfl MAN, 2T years old, married, wlth"col
lege education, deslrei position requiring
executive or managerial nbllltv or a position
or trust, have been secretary nnd acting
treasurer of corporation, handled finances,
hiving, rmplojlng and miscellaneous detail
work, J A3 Ledger Central.
YOl'Ntl MAN, stenographer 'and typewriter"
general office work, wlshVs posit Ion. Address
W. A.. 223 N. 3d st. ,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MADAME ASHE. French Employment Rureau.
1.133 Cirltlan st. Reliable help supplied ana
vvnnted, nil nationalities, I'rot. nnd Cath.
MRS. NICHOLS, 1P2H Italnbrldae t.-C.imM-tent
mate and female help supplied. Wanted,
butler, Protestant chambermaid, parlormaids,
housemaids. Phono locust 2110
MRS. MINX.LAFF, 111.1(1 Christian (Dickinson
r1.1). supplies all kinds of help, male and f
male, Cath. .V I'rot.; chefe, fs.1, lim mo.; rels.
WANT oung cooks nnd housework girls, city
or country, supplies Ist-class help. Mary T.
McCarthy, 210, Christian. Locust l.lici,
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
HAINES Hill touring car, electric Pghts and
starter, newly palmed; In first-class' mechani
cal condition: Urea In good shape, one extra!
priceJl.vi. I.ills, Ledger Central,
Ill'ICK-inin Model C-3T touring car, In excel
lent .nndltlon, must lie sold Phone R. tt.
IIIH'NHOL"m3. pruce 11410.
CADILLAC Iiu:i, touring car; overhauled and
repainted, full equipment; prlee ST,V1. AUTO
SALES CORPORATION. 142 N Broad st,
COLE, 11H3, it-cylinder, 7 pass, touring, ex
cellent condition, newly luiiuted, (KI.
LOCOMOBILE. 2.114 Malket M Locust 410.
It. A. .IENKHMKr. Exchange Car Dcpt.
COLE 1111.1. DEMONSTRATORS.
H1.III11TLY 1'Si:l, FOR HALE.
L. H. IIOWERS CO.. 24.1-41 N. IIROAD ST
8-O-V, "liill. touilifg, eiiulpped with eleclllo
gear shirt starter nnd ilttlita, r.ewly painted
and nverhniiled. 1. ll.1l. Ledger Central,
WHITE, llil'j, 7-i'iissenger. il-clltulcr touring.
In goitd cnndltlon mechanlc.ill tires In goetd
conillllon, .1. C. MOSKII 2HI N llroad st.
All Cars Bought for Parts"
HCHOBER. .1311-43-1.1 MARKET.
SEND FOR FREE HL'I.LETIN,
OF F-HEIl CARS
GORSON At'TO r.XCIIANOE. lia N RnOAD
Wnnleel
STOP' LOOK AND LISTEN'
Wo buv old autos In an) wrecked condition.
Get ,tur price before sou fell them. Phone or
wrlle Southwestern Junk Co.. 170.1-7 Carpenter.
AUTO LIVEItY AND OARAGES
To" HIRE (open day and night)- Brand-new
ri-pasH. touring enr. with robes. SI 2.1 hour;
nlso brand-new 7-pass. limousine. $l..m hour;
weddings, tuncrnls, etc Poplar HUT W.
AUTO KiPAlRINO
FORD OWNERS " "
I enn dn the Job St,ni ttie ol depositing on
vour sparl plug I wl'l guarantee s.me in
.very wuy at smnll cost I til Adulph Ffly. 103
Berkeley t.. Wayne June. Ion. tlmtwn. 3!!u.
rtUID eiikliK's ox'ilianleil. ls. tmnsm'p. Mi
ecus. J.I. cjls. dciKrbonlzel, vnlvis ground,
42..1I). Olenmll S. Ill" TllnnipsOll Hel. IS3.
T SPEEDOMETER TRUt'UI.C " T
7 7 T
T SEE HILI.Y-3I8 N. IIROAD T
WINDSHIELD GLASS REPLACED
W J. itosiinitni'iiH'
12211 Callow hill st.
CYLINDERS REIIOUEP. new pltons an"3
rings fuinlshetl. vveb.lrgs nnd braxtng IL B.
Jlnilerwcml a Co. 1C.1 HnTllinn t. Phlla.
for HtriMoniLE repairs pee jack
Mnrr. the llunp ervft. 3.113 North Carlisle
st. Phone, Ttogn !4(M
AF'IOS bt.ircl iipif n-i 'Ire. re- .nncle r.trs.
G'enthe-' r ri -e IIS " -h n l -int .14. IM
AUTO SUPPLIES
HEARINGS
New Departure Serv St.. Tho t. will am Co,.
1311 Arch st PhAnc Walnut "I 7 Race .inn;.
AUTO TIKES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed .-lOoo miles Compare prices
Gn-ollne 'c. per gallon.
GRIM'S. 2.1.1 N. llroad st.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED-PAIirNEIl WITH Till. e-.vPITAL.
TO .MANl'I'At II RL A PATEA'Tl.L' v I SU
ION RIM 1-OR Al TKMU1I1I.E WHUI lai
FOIt KlTHI.lt WIRE. Wtyill OR ALL
5IKTAL W11KEIS ItELIAH'E fill At'
AND lil'ICK. LUNG 1.11'E AND (ViJIr RT
ABLE. EASY TO PUT i. Nf' ilti. Trf till
SCREW'S C.SEK IN riXi.N'G HUM T HU
WHEELS J II. lU'i.l.IN, Hi .WKill
1.1TH 8TRUET. WRITE FOR FCRTHEU
1'1 llRMAI'luN
Foil SALE lee i:esni and hakery. known ah
iver i uth Phl'aUelphla. goo I bUEinces the
)ear aruun. near a big e'athollc cht ri.,i and
s.hool; will sac. nice tu qui k sale reus in or
tellln. gulmt Sou li. tit- Is a s.lendU wpor
tuult loi a mull who wt, c t.V o worain4
laM ot prop.u. M T5I, I.edger i-ntrnl
AN 1NV1-.STMKNT ol 3WKI will secure an
executive pos. Hun und ocd a-iluiy In new
eunuuii) Just fqnnlns; n.one fully pro
tected by real estate und mailable to in
vestor out cf tlrst pruc. ds of business, ret.
ere-nces demande.1 and given. M T,1. Led
ger Central.
t-.... ...!-- Altlttl' it r. PAIGE. Til v. ' at
st., l'hlla. mechanical and clettlctl eng
neir. reslstereil iaunt nttnrney est blis ie4
here 3d ve..is. Invvntlons developrd pa ei.ts,
ti.edein.irks lopyrlghts sveured snd liti
gated unywhire, rejected hpp11c.Iui prose
cuted, prfliuiluaiy advice free.
Xn old-established concern neei.s n promt, er
lo Int. rest capital In a business with stx. ep
tloral pront-makfn!i capacR rs promotlo'i.
entirely on rommltsioi. basis. M SlO. Idgsr
Central. 1
WANT MAN W ITU I C" to help me finance
h ler menu a. luring business, proltts not.
large, but eventually vvl 1 be to man rattsned
with reasonable roturns to start rcltal l
reirrrn.es lurnuuieti. t- .i, l-euger e'n
MOTORCYCLE AND BR YCLE ISTOHF FOR
weie oese eeirnrr on nrnati sr rntown
wn-jiu njase ki .m auto supply store oiu et
I tnsou fur elllng, ottier business. Johi i
t'wh. aim .-verve i.r.'aii st
W.l.N'TKli-A man with iou to ft-m to In
vest In a good i-atng tuslntes vvhlcr Is In
rreHStng ev ry ,la will prove cvvrthlng
aatlifacinry to right man. p ." le' Orf!
OROW1NOORCHARDS all ages, for sale.
HARRY DARLINGTON
1420 Chestnut st.
VICTOR
J. KVANB IVI "
Patent Attoines. W'sshlngton, D. C.
i vvnee .or aes. ripvive; UOOalct.
"DROP-POCKET ciiaL YARD
ON" P. AND ft FOR RF.NTl I0 JJOJTIII.y
te'tU WBST TlelOAJST,-
riOTI'RH TIIBATRF il - Earns mMO
weekly; eftl business location o'd stb
s-enuins ssitln-ei HARRIST 201 N. Hnnd.
EX'v.'MlVriONAL onnirtunlty to Invest Ih'OOQ
In estubllsnsd rtMnufaeturfng Itulusfs a tits
UiUrnt g deslroih, l 212. Ullscr Offl e
KOOiHNO HOUSE. rooms, well furnlsheil
all occu:-al: uih seKeJ-eap. centre of 'Pi
M XII Jotdstr CentraiSf
BUSINESS PERSONALS
PULL DUBsiS SUITS
Cutawaya. TuxeJas and Sack Su:t
To bh c and it vda to order
NBUUArERT THE TAILOR. V a eth st
Bell ifboat Walnut ;IS
BUPERFJ-UOfa Tl3lR temoied by elect ml s s,
the only permanent way Rtebrows si hid
MIS SMITIL 402 Keith fl,e.,, W g
MU lluuci. half Jn,' ,fac msaSage roiJ
Ji.urlsg; ffrmMjnt Ar.ad, with Jlt 8-nltb,
KVlCsfJrlBlTHES TO IIT'B
Fun dress au.) Tuxciiu suits iit-st styles
silk, and opera hats fcn svrnlms
gCHtl T'4 i'U lull t
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la.e atsomn. nt SMl FI Cx (JPD. I0J0
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