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EVENING LEDG-ER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1916.
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PROBLEM
aiAHHCALLY TREATED
AT OTIC EXPOSITION
rtunitfes and Temptations
MJfow In Exhibits Les
sons in Pictorial
Form
CIIC CLUB PROGRAM
49hn Immigrant- xvhat can be dono with
THbfi That Is the vwtatloua problem treal
M (tl.fln exhibit by (he Association of rhlla-
-l.il In 4tl..4.... Ah II.A rMl-,11rtnln
Syjjj;;.
,. ptgua. arm lomorruw ivia a. usiuuu
1m Commercial Museum. 341H and Spruco
Mre'eta, The answer of the association Is
' ttfat In all the max. of Amerlcnn things ho
nhoulcl And his way to the steps which lead
to what la good and true. Of course, it Is
, hard-worked answer, old as the strugglo
for democracy Itself, but tho exhibit of the
Association Is unique, nnd said by many
spectators to be one of the best In the
building.
To begin with, there Is the Immigrant
'elilp. Xt docks beside the platform of Amer
ican opportunity. The Immigrants from all
lands are represented by dolls, and their
lie In tho exhibit depends upon the num
bers contained In the 1010 Philadelphia cen
sus, which showed 392,605 forclgn-born per
sons here and 497,232 men and women of
mixed foreign parentage, whllo tho total
Amerlcnn born, exclusive of tho negro, was
only 533,070, or 37.7 per cent.
Theso Immigrants carry suitcases, which
depots what they bring from foreign shores.
These carry such labels as Lovo for Music,
Folk-Lore, Heroism, Desire, for Democracy,
Artistic Ability, Desire for Education, Su
perstition, Illiteracy, Disease, Materialism,
Low Standard of Living. Crime, Cheap La
bor and, Business Instinct. To weed out
the false from the truo Is the American
job for the Immigrant. If ho dots get
through all this tangled maze of things he
finds himself before tho steps which lead to
democracy, which Is only achieved by work,
tchool, social Interest, citizenship and lib
erty. THE DOWSWAUD PATH
But suppose tlje Immigrant Is unable to
cope with the American situation. Then
ho comes inevitably Jo the City of Destruc
tion, whose main street leads downward,
which Is symbolized by a row of houses.
The first Is the ward political club par
ticular party unnamed. In front of It stands
an old-tlmc Bible exhortcr, a few feet dis
tent from a "sporty" Individual who bears
the. label, "The Unvarnished Scnmp." Ad
Jolplng tho political club presumably by
a mere coincidence Is a saloon, John Bar
leycorn, proprietor. "The Painted Lady"
stands out In front nnd don't forgot It Is
ne uoor to me ward political club. Then
comes n furnished-room houso, and beside it
a movlng-nlcture place dlsnlnylng the day's
feature, "The Sorrows of Felice."
It Is possible that Felice had these sor
rows because he was a regular attendant
of the establishment next door. This estab
lishment Is a dance Joint catering to "gents
and ladles." Satan & Co. are tho propri
etors; They serve freo lunch and maintain
"Indies' entrance." Apparently, they do a
bur business between dances, nnd after
wards. In wines nnd other lesi expensive but
equally as effective for the purpose.IIquors.
DESTINY OF CHILDREN-.
Many children are playing In the streets.
This part of the exhibit Is realistic enough,
but more could be added bv clvinc- n rt.mnn.
elratlon of something happening nearly
every day Just now an automobile running
rdpwn some youngster.
Responsible for the City of Destruction,
according- to a placard, nre corrupt gov
ernment, traffic In citizenship, civic sloth
fUIness, class segregatipn. unemployment,
seasonal work and low wage. TVhen democ
racy is something more than a vague, much
talked ft Ideal, then will be a society with
health, righteous government,, education,
public spirit, residential democracy and In
dustrial evolution. So states another
placard.
DEATHS
trylec- oi) VfedrtesJAV, t p. m . at th
residence, of his mother. .220 Washington me
Interment At Mt. MorUti Cemetery Auto
service
dn MEB.i-Menda-, liny 2t 1010. CAROLINE
M. dit. MBE wife nf Edward J flu Mee
'Sfleral on Friday from her lute residence,
3021 Oyerbrqoir art. Solemn lienulem Mass
at Oilr Lady of Lourdea Churrh. Overbrook,
at in., m sharp Intermnt Holy Sepulchre
Ce meter. .Relatives and. friends of the family
at Invited to. attend. New York city, Mobile,
Ala : Pottsvllie Pa ; Montreal, Can s Rome,
Italy, and Paris, France, paper please copy.
EDGE. On ,Fltth Month 20th. 1019, SARAH
nACON, widow of Jacob V Edge of Downlm
town, Pa.. Irt the 03d jear of her age. nela
tlvea and friends ere Invited to attend the fu
neral, from her late residence, on Fifth-day,
Sixth Month 1st, at 10:15 a. m. Interment
private.
RKd3JU.-r3!?.a$.'ir- ."v. ?". in in. stan-
FORD HOLMES, husband of Ellz.-ibMh Evans
(nee Holt) and son of the Into Hush and
Rebecca Evans. Relative and f rlnda are
invited to attend, tho funeral services, on
Wednesday, pt 2 30 o. in., at hla late resi
dence. Kilo Unity st . Frankford Interment
private, at East Cedar Hill Cerrieterr, Re
mains may be viewed Tuesday, from 8 to
j r. in,
DEATHS
member, are Invited to Mew the remain. n
Tuesday, after J P m Funeral at the conveni
ence of the faml y. on Wednesday
WltJICR. On May 2 tfllrt, WIt.t.tAM NE1
BOM, husband of Ellinbeth M F. Wilbur, at
his residence, Idlewoort. Devon, Pa. Funeral
services will be held oil Wednesday. .May, 81,
at 4 p m., at his lata residence) tdlewood,
Devon, Pa. Conveyances will meet train leav
ing Ilroad at Station at 2:43 p m.
WonrNKR. On May 2ft loifl. EMZAnETH.
wMu of Ernest Woerner (nee, Heitimann.
aged. 07 years. Relatives and friends are In
"Red to attend the funeral, on Wednesday.
t 8;1n a. m from her late residence, 232 1
N. flth at. 8olemn Reoulem Mays at St.
Bonlfaelous' Church at 10 a. m. Automobile
funeral.
FITCH. On May 20, 191(1. ANDREW, husband
en (me MeFndden) and son of
MARRIED
lEEN HULY. In Philadelphia, on May 27.
1016. FRANCES WEST BAILY. daughter of
Mr. and Mm Henry Paul Rally, and Mr
JOSEPH B. KEEN, son if Mr. Gregory S
IN MEMORIAM
TJ?A?,zr;I.n. J2y,n memory nf CONSTAN
TINE TUOAZZI. who died May 30. mi3.
Sadly missed by parents. R, s.
Jleatfjs
BECKWOKTH.-On May 28. ,1010. HARRT E..
huaband of Kntlo It. Ilcckworth. RclatheH
ana friends, also. Altar and Rosary Society
and llleased V4rsln Sodality, are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 730
a. m., from his late residence. 120 N. Cone
toca st. Mass In Our Lady of Victory
Church at D a. m. Interment private. Friends
may view remains on Tuesday evenlnir.
BOO.SS. On May M. 101(3. ELtZABUTH. be.
loved wife of Charles William Uooss. aged M
years. ReUtlves and friends are Invited to at
tend the funeral services. Wednesday, at i':30
p. m.. at her lata residence, 4137 North Uber
at. interment at Northwood Cemetery.
BRAZIER. On May 28. 1010. JOHN BRAZIKR.
husband of Anna Urazler, aied 31 jears. Rel
atives and friends, also Journeymen Horse
shor' Local Union. No. (1; Excelsior Cham
ber. No. 10, K. of F., and Lady Ltvlnsstone
Lodse. No. 138. O. S. of O., are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Wednesday.
ft 2 p. m.. at the funeral parlors of William
H. KTunzlr. 1218 airard ae. Interment pri
vate, at Oakland Cemetery,
B-KYAN'T. At her residence. 1531 S. 8.1th St.,
on May 28. 1010. EMEL1NE D. nitYANT.
wife of Abner If. Uryant. aired SO years.
Funeral services on Wednesday, 31st Inst.,
at 4 p.m.. at Lansdowne Presbyterian Church.
Laasdowae. Pa. Interment Arlington Cemetery.
CABNS. On May 28. 1016. HETTIE A., be- Y
i"" whb ui nuucri i.ri. xteiaiives ana
friends are tnvlted to attend the funeral serv
ice. Thursday, at 2 p. m., at her late rest
deuce. 20 W. Ridley ave., Ridley Park. Pa.
Interment private.
CLINE. At Marlton. N. J., on May 23, 1018.
anm WKLUI, wire or George H. Cllne,
iuuo. nun tit iieuriB is. i np.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
tne tuneraf.
1iy. Hay 3
noiretowQ Cemetery,
from her late residence. Wednes.
vio. ai.' p. m. interment at
rricnas may call Tues-
y. from 7 to D d. m.
ATM. On May 20. 1018. Rev. C. McLEAN
t'i ?fr. Hue notice of tho
funeral will be gtrsn. from bis late residence,
li asi Ave rjtm LanMdowne Pa.
DEVrrXj On May. 27, 1016, ADRAHAM U
DtivlTT. nuaujtiul ui llu Dutli uir itoi-j-er
son of Ann'e O and the late Paul J
Devltt. In bis, 88th year. Relatives and
trwuua. also vasi.lngtun Lodge, No. 50. F
and A. M : Court Energetic. No. 1U7. Forest
erf of America, and members of Hardware
Association, are Invited to attend the funeral
of Josephine Fltcl
the Intn Ahrfrew nhri PhnrlnttA ITlli, ti1a.
tli-es and friends, also Washlncton Camp, No.
109, P. p. S. of A i Orntltude Council. No.
BS2. F. P. A , and Keystone llenerlcla! Asso
ciation, are Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices on Wednesday, at 2;30 p. m , at his
late residence, 8010 Comly St., Wtsslnomlnc.
Interment private at Eist Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. Remains may be Mowed Tuesday, alter
7 p, m
riTZOErUI.D. On May 27, 1018. MIRA CON
DON, dauchter of tho late John It. nnd Catha
nrlno Fltfffernld. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 2:30 p. m., at the residence
of her brother-in-law, Cyrus E, O'Donnell,
1)3" North 43d st. Interment private.
FOR. On May 2, 1010. CATHARINE FOR.
Relatives and friends, nlo members of the
arcliconfraternlly nnd Sacred Henrt Sodality
of St, Ausustlne's Church, are Invited to at
tend funeral, on Wednesday, at 0 a. m . from
her, late residence, fi.14 N. tlth st. Solemn
Hlsn Mass t Reiulem at St, Augustine's
Church at 10 n. m. Interment prUate at
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
HKRIIEUr. On May 27. 1018. FAN NT M.. wife
of Allan Herbert. HelatUes nnd friends are
Invited to attend the funeral, Wednesday,
Mav ill, pt 1 o'clock, from her lite residence,
lni!) Wilder st, Remains may be viewed Tues.
day eenlng, from 8 to 10 o'clock. Interment
at nden Cemetery.
IIIPKS. On May 27. 1018, ELLEN M. HICKS,
ngeel 83 jears. Funeral services on Wednes
day, at 2:30 p. m. precisely, at her late resi
dence, 0130 North 11th at. Interment strictly
private.
IU1NTF.B. On Fifth Month 28th. 1018, CARO
LINK W., widow nf Samuel It .Hunter, In
her 88th year. Relatives and frlenda nro In
Mteil to attend the funeral, on Fourth-day.
Fifth Month 31st. from her late residence, 44
East Front St., Media, Pa. Interment prl
vnte, IRWIN. On May 27. 101(1., FRANK L. IRWIN.
Itelatves and friends, also Franklin Lodge,
No. 134, F, nnd A. M., nnd the eurUvtni mem
bers of tho Schuylkill Hoso Company, are In
vited to attend the funeral services, on Wed
licsday. at 2:30 p. m . at his lato residence,
423,"i Mnnaiunk ave., Roxborough.
JAMIl'.SON. On May 23. 1018. FRANCIB JA
MU'.SON. RelstUes and friends nre Invited to
nttend the funernl services, on Wednesday, nt
2 p. m.. at the residence of his son. Thomas
Jnmlcson, Mr. Mnplo nr.. Omvyd, Pa. In
terment at Westminster Cemetery.
T.I.I.INflilAUH. On May 20, 1010, CARL
AUGUST JELLIN'OHAUS. husband of Mn
tllda Jelllnghaus (neo Schoenlng). nged 73
jenrs. Relatives nnd friends, also Ilohen
stauten nencOclal Society No. 2 nnd West
Philadelphia Humboldt Yearly Henorlclal So
ciety, are Imlted to attend tho funeral serv
ices, on Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m.. at hla
lato residence. 2(15 Olncy ave. Interment at
Oreenmount Cemetery.
KLAPl'KRSTICK. On .May 27. 101(1. VIOLA
MAY. daughter of Charles H. and Mamie A
Klapperstlck (nee Stewart), In her lHth enr.
Relatlven nnd friends, nlso members of Geth
semnne Lutheran Church, nre Invited to attend
funeral services, on Wednesday, nt 2 p. m
at father's residence. 8118 Hnverford nve. In
terment nt Odd Fellows' Cemetery, llemnlns
may be viewed Tuesday cvenlng.8 to 10 o clock.
LONO. At Atlantic City. N. J., on May 27.
1010. JOHN HENRY LONG, aged GO years.
Relatives and friends, nlso II P. O, E., No.
27U. nro Invited to nttend the funeral, on
Wednesday. High Mass at St. Ludwls'a
Church. 28th nnd blaster sts.. at 10 a m.
Remains may be viewed on Tuesday evening.
nt the parlors of J. P. Crowley, tSOl Paclno
nve., Atlantic City. Interment private.
McINTYRE On May 23. Wlfl. EUNICE R. S,,
daughter nf James nnd Elizabeth Laird Mc
Intyre. Relatives and friends, nlso Leaguo of
the Sacred Heart and 11 V. M Sodality of St
Veronica s Church, nro Invited to attend the
funeral, on Wednesday, nt 8:30 n. m . from
her, parents' residence. (130 West Clearlleld st
Solemn Mass of Requiem nt St. Veronica's
Church at 10 a. m. Interment at Now Cathe
1rnl Cemetery.
NOflLEIl. On May 20. 1010. HANNAH, .widow
of Martin Noglcr. Duo hottco of the funeral,
from her late residence. 2037 Columbia ave
nue. iVrilNNI-.r.I.. On May 20. 1010. 'EMILT O..
daughter of Mary 12. Rnd the late William
O'Connell. Duo notice of tho funeral will bo
given, from her mother's resldenco, 42." North
02d st.
PARKS. On May 27. 1010, ROBERT H.
PARKS, aged 82 years Relatives and
friends, also Mt. Airy Lodge. No 233. I O.
O. F.. are Invited to nuenu tne runorai serv
ices, on Wednesday, at 3Jn p m . at his late
residence. (Ill W Johnson st.. Germantown.
Interment private.
PEXNT. On May 23. 1010, ALFRED, husband
of Mary Penny (nee Tateml. and son of tho
Into William and Mary Penny, need 33 tears.
Relatives and friends nre Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 p m.,
at his late residence. 010 Tree st. Interment
at Mt. Morlah Cemetery Remains may be
viewed Tuesday evening.
RrrKNAflEL. On May 27. 1010. KATHE
RING F., wife of Henry E. Recknagel, of
3003 Spruce at. Relatives and friends are
Invited to nttend the fuueril ttrvls. ut the
rtsldcnce nt her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs A. O.
Strnuss. 241 N. 11th St., Allentown. Pa., on
Wednesday, nt 2 u. m. Interment nt Green
wood Cemetery, Allentown, Pa
KOiS. On May 20. 1010. AUGUSTUS H.
ROSS, of 12.1S South Peacn St.. aged 3U venrs.
HelatlvcH and friends nre Invited to attend
tho funeral services, on Thursday, nt 2 v. m..
at the Oliver 11. Hair Building. U2U Chestnut
st. Interment private, at Northwood Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed on Wednes
day, from 7 t- Hi p. m
SCHOr.I.L. At her residence. 4321 Larchwood
avenue, on May 28. lOll). CAROLINE, widow
of William U. Schoell. In her 74th ear, Rela
tives and friends nr Invited to attend tho
funernl services. "Wednesday, nt 2 p. m.. at
the Oliver H. Half llulldlnx. 182(1 Chestnut
st. Interment private.
SCOTT. On May 28, 1010, FRANCES ANN.
ylfe of William Scott Relatives and friends
of the family are respectfully Invited to at
tend the funeral services, on Wednesday nfter
nuon, at 2 o'clock precisely at her lata resi
dence. 203 West ave,, Jenkintovvn. Pa, In
terment private. Automobile funeral.
SIMPMIN. At hla residence, 1712 North 10th
st., on May 23. 1010. JOHN S. H., husband
of Mary J. Simpson, aged 74 sears. Relatives
and friends, also Lieutenant J T. Greble
Post. No. 10, G. A. It., are Invited to attend
tho funeral services, on Thursday, at 2 3U
P. m.. from the Oliver II. Hair Building. lS-'o
Chestnut st. Interment at Mount Morlah
Cemetery, a. A. R. services Wednesday, at
7:30 p. m.
SOUDF.R. On May 28. 1010 CAROLINA P
widow of the Rev. John L. Souder and daugh
ter of the lato Thomas and Maria Powell
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, at 13() p. m .
at her late residence, 0.131 Baynton st., Ger
mantown. Interment private
SOUTIIHEY. On May 28. 1010. MARIA, wlft
of Mllaa A. Houthrey (nee cook). In her HOth
year. Relatives and friends, also Champion
r-n,,n,.ll Va fl v TV nf 1. ll.ni A t,..,nn
Home Communion, No. 0. are invited to at
tend the funeral services, Wednesday, at 2
p. m.. at her late residence, 2048 E. Orleans
st. Interment ut Northwood Cemetery Re
mains may be viewed after 8 p. m. Tuesday.
SOWERS. On May 20. 1016, MARGARET A.
SOWERS, aged 63 yeara. Relatives and
friends are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral services, at her late residence, 2013
Oxford st., on Thursday morning, at 10
o'clock. Interment private.
STEVENSON. On May 28, 1016. DAVID L
STEVENSON, In his 00th year. Relatives and
friends, also Harrowgate Council. No, 07u.
O. of I. A., are Invited to attend the fuLeral.
on Thursday. June, 1. at 2 p. m., from his late
residence. 8310 K st. Interment at North
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WIUU1NS. At hl residence. 779 North 21th
st.. on May 27, 1010. WILLIAM J. Will.
Ul.NS. Relatives 114 friends, also the em
plojes of Falrmount Park Commission and
all other organisations of which he was a
UNCLAIMED TELIJORAMS
VFESTrnN UNION TBIXanAPH CO.. 1501
CHESTNUT ST Herbert Snyder. Albert
Kolb.M Brown, Mrs IT. H, Ruckman, Rob
ert lierlvn. Miss He en Hamilton, Twin State
Oil Co.. M. E. McClann, William jomiwnru.
Eao , William H lre, E. II, k I-r,?' '''
John A. Quiustln, Regent Co W, D Duneart.
Phlla Truit Co., Mrs. Naudaun Duer, Mrs.
Walker Spencer, Fdward J, Bell. Miss Mar.
uaret Frltchman, W. W w'olslenholme. Rev.
George W. Stuart, Officer of Deck. U B,
Kansas. Chas. K Bwaln Oeorge Thompson,
Mrs. Ira E. Rohlnson. Carl R. Chrlstensen A,
I.. Legetl. A, W Lewis Bowman Oreen. Mrs.
Betty Ingle. Mls Knthryn Roeschen. John J
nilmsn itrs William, F, Nellaon, Lieut, John
r. Foster, Pratter Mottler Co., Mr. Isaac
Morris, Llpmnn Mfg. Co., It. O, Brown.
POSTAL TELKCIRAPII CO.. 1420 S. TENN
FQ Mrs, 13, N. Ouckrrt, W. C. Ojle Mrs,
E. E. Tlbbott. Cnrt Hallowell, Miss Katherlne
Gilbert, Orover Ionnrd. M. E, Vf,1)"'- JJ"-'
M. Oreehnm. D. E. Bennett. O. B. Fish, Mrs.
K. Fnsold, Sirs. A. C. Miller. Walter O'Shcn.
MELP WANTED FEMALE
Ails
nelp IVnnleil
Late (or
n...tvit Taa
Classlncatlon Will bf Found onPne .
CHILDNtJRSE, Protestant, to assist w th threj
children: Main Llnct reference required. II
220. 1,-daer Offlee,
CHOCOLATE COATERS wanted, good vvygesi
atend-,vvork WHITMAN'S. 4injlacet.
COOK wante.1. wnges S: waitress. 13 1 for
private dining roomi IP. Persons up town
manufacturing plant: Monday to Friday, din
ner only: name ref. PB23. LedgerJ3fnce
COOK rrntestant. capable, for nrst-elnss plnce:
good reference rcnulred, no laundry. Meet
emploer Wednesday. 11 a. m.. room 20j, 008
Chestnut at.
COOK nnd downstairs woman, capable, with
good reference: near West Chester, wages $0
per week. 11 222. ledger OMlre.
COOK Exp. girl for conking, down MM re work.
71.01 Lincoln "ejvecheatniit lllll 12i0 vv.
COOK and downstairs work: pood wages: no
washing, 3 HW , Westmorelandst;
OIRT.R want-d. over 10: Increased facilities have
made openings In our plant for refiner! Intel II
cent glr s for sealing, labeling and packlnc
medical supplies: light, pleasant work, clenn.
healthy surroundings: nj-hniir week: salary
to beginnera. with rapid nilvnncemcnt 0 1 good
workers. 12 minutes from Darby nn trolley, .0
minute, from Broad Street station on train.
Apply In person or by letter to II. K. MUL
rORD CO.. Olenolden. Ta.
GIRLS on body machine to Iron white duck
conts nnd trousers, piece work: nlso girls to
learn: paid while learning.
PENNSYLVANIA LAUNDRY CO..
:uii rnriii 'i-'i ni
GIRLS AND WOMEN wanted to work In laun
dry: no experlenco necessary: II per week to
atart with advancement: stendv- position.
PENNSYLVANIA LAUNDRY CO ,
3111 North 32d st.
GIRLS, over 10 jears, to work In necktie rnc
lorv: SO to start. P. P. McCutcheon. 4th
door. Broad nnd Huntingdon
GIRLS wanted to learn chocolate mating! good
vvnges paid whllo learning. WHITMAN S,
1B Race st .
GIRLS wanted to learn: paid while learning.
Applv Forreaj. ljtundry.223 Columbia, a v e.
OIRLS vvanteTl for sewing, folding and fringing.
SchndevYa!dMll!s3d nnd Huntingdon.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, girl for gen. housewk .:
jidultjam. of jnowash. Tues ..)3d.
LAUNDRESS" wanted, competent. Protestant:
steady pesltlon: other maids kept. Box 01,
Kndnor. pa
MRSDKRS. experienced, on upholstery goods
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A mefl. auoii -u., uoic, ... ..-.
of
Wnvne nve
NITRS12 OR ATTENDANT, with experience In a
State hospital or sanatorium.
work, salary riu
Rl. Mllbrnok. N. Y.
month.
for Institution
Address Box
NURSERY GOVERNESS, French preferred, to
taice cnarge 01 - n'nutrii. . -;'i- - "-7"
nge. experience, references; salary 140 month.
Address RqxJi7!Hn.vcrfnrd. Fa.
OPERATORS, exp., who nre nccujtomed to mak
ing garments out nnd out: week work: steady
wn-k"ear round, Hruhaker, Hint Filbert st
OPERATORS on all parts of shirtwaists nnd
wash skirts: experienced: good wages. The
Hncedom-Merx Co., 3d and Brown
SPINNERS, doffera. twisters, wanted on cotton
yarn spinning frames. Schadewald Mills. 3d
nndJBimlnKdon
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Dell Telephono
Co offers opportunity for young women be
iwcen 17 and 22 venrs old to learn telephone
operntlng; must.be bright energetic and am
lltious: good salary, rapid advancement' per
manent position nmonc pleasant surroundings
Is assured salary paid whllo learning. Apply
In person between 8 30 a. m and 3 p. m.,
llellTelephpne Co.. 400 Market st.
WAITRESS, to assist with chambervvorj;, Main
Line, no family wash: reference required. H
2.ULedgcr0t!cei
RELIABLE while women to take care of doc
tor's homo for summer, reference. Call BOO
North 20th at.
General
TEACHERS WANTED
High school and grnde positions waiting for
candidates: reg. today. D H. COOK. Mflll.
NAT TEACHERS' AGENCY 327 Perry Bldg
HELP WANTED MALE
AUTO REPAIRMEN AND MACHINISTS, capa.
hie of overhauling and rebuilding autotrucks.
P 803, Ledger Oftlce
BOY over 13 years, for a desirable Inside po
sition Apply by-letter only J. E. Caldwell
Co . 002 Chestnut
Engineering
r- ,ri" Attnlv Amerlcnn
, Aramlngo nve. nnd Cumberland st.
BOY
Co
BOY. errand, 10 jears old .Apply 8.30 n.
Wednesday. Hfl South 21th
m,,
BOYS wanted as messengers. Western Union
Telegraph Company. 1301 Chestnut st.
11UTLER and housemnn, thoroughly experienced,
white or rol. 114S4 Woodbine nve.. Overbrook.
CAR REPAIRERS AND CAR BUILDERS.
APPLY II. AND O. KKEB LABOR II.
REAU. 310 S. 11TH ST. '
CARPENTERS wanted.
1 aiumet
Apply Ridge ave. and
INSTRUMENT MAKERS, first class only, tooN
makers. 1.1.24 to 14 48 per day of 8 hours.
Machinists 13 (in to 14. OU; assistant maehln
ststa, J2 (Ml to J2 1.0 machine operators (male),
12.00 to 12 24 machine blacksmiths for medium-size
work, ubte to work to blue prints
and famlllnr with use of steam hammer,
13.32 to 13 70. based nn experlenco and capac
ity skilled laborers. 11.84. for outside and In
side work. Cleveland. Brown A Sharpe and
Grldley automatic turret lathe operators
J3.7H. turret lathe hands. 12.88. and Potter 4
Johnston turret lathe hands, S3 32 per day,
citizens; higher compensation jvhen on piece
work: 13 dais' leave after one year's service.
7 holidays and Saturday afternouns during the
summer months, all with full nay. Apply
Frankford Arsenal, Hrldosburg, Philadelphia,
1 .
KNITTERS and wltdman. U In rib machine.
p. P. McCutcheon t Bro., 4th floor, Wright
Hid... Broad and Huntington
LABORERS. WHITE AND COLORED. AP
PLY U. AND O. FREE LAUOU BUREAU.
Oil) S, I1TH ST.
LABORERS, good, wanted now at Tygert-AUen
Fertilizer Works. South Delaware and Wee
cacoe aves. (Oreenwlch Point), steady work
the year around for right men. See Super
intendent, at works.
Going Into
JPartnership
A small amount of cap
ital invested with a re
liable partner will pro
duce a profitable business.
The way to find such an
associate is by advertising
in the Ledger. Insert an
ad under "Business Op
portunities'; it will reach
men of good standing, the
type which make efficient
partners. Place your ad
today; the cost per inser
tion is small.
Call, write or phone
Ledger Office
Walnut or Main 3000
SbKSSg3ST
HELPWANtfED MALE
ConIiuieri ojPrTl Column.
General .
BOOKKEEPERS (2), llBanrl $2.1. CLERKS
OHNPIUI, sili iui.i, l" HniUKh l-iiiv.
Wit
derm I
MAN
NFRAL l'i MLi. '" MrtiniKKf run,
of town, Ji8l BIltrriNO .MANAGER nf
artment. $100 a month: ADVERTISING
n II ; - I , -VE.. O'.L .! l' ,,
IZ0001 , HIKNUBKAl'll&llD.., several. t"i
fin A UOjl TH M I i N. l It y I r - R A I ..out Of town ,
ISSiMfecHANICAL. O0 a month: ARCHI
TnrVTllllAt. and STRUCTURAL I23l ORNA-
HELP WANTED MALE
Continued trom Prccedlno Column,
nor
alu
Calumet at.
wanted. Apply ltltljo ave. and
LEAD RURNERS tst-claes mec's only wanted:
good wobcs; steady Job. M 831. LcdterOft.
Wanted, experienced loom fixer
on broad Knowlea looms, 4x4 box, Schadewald
LOOM FIXER
nn Lrnad Km
Mills, Bd and Huntliurdon
MACHINE OPERATORS, EXPERIENCED. ON
aillNDINO AND 2.HM.INO MACHINES.
LATHES. DRILL PRESSES AND SCIltSVlJ
VfAr-irlMl-a- STRADV EMPLOYMENT AT
p -
,nioivii-p nn v WAnrri! unnp.KN
TORY SITUATED IN IU3ALTHY LOCA
TIONi 3?. IRE FROM 03T) AND MARKET
NO WAR ORDERS ,
APPLY AUTOCAR CO., ARDMORC, PA.
MACHINE HANDS, EXPERIENCED
ON SMITH DOUBLE END TENONER.
APPLY LINCOLN FURNITURE CO.,
10TH AND LEHIGH AVE.
MACHINISTS: several pnuie makers, too mak
ers and general machinists. Apply Industrial
Mfg. Co .11 7rederal St.. Cnmden. N. J .
MACHINISTS wanted: good wanes to the right
men. Riverside ilnchlne Co.. Front and Penn
sts.. Chester. Pa. .
MAN. joung. over 10 j-eara of ngo, to ns
scnible agricultural Implements: good oppor
tunity for student wonting summer work; 12
mile-Tout: beautiful country vlllnge. with good
moral Influences: good wages paid. Apply
Dnteman Mfg Co . Grcnlock N. J.
whim, for amall fnrally In
n wnshlna: wife good cook
and general housework, man gardener: ref-
StAN AND WIFE,
rjnestnut nui
erenccsi good home.
MAN wanted for ladles' and gents' furnishings
store: ono who understands rol Ish preferred.
NATHAN OOLDSTE1N. 301 King -St., Wll
mlngton, Del
MAN. j-nung. Junior clerk and tefephone opera
tor preferred, rcaldent of aermantown: give
education, experience nnd reference. M 153,
Ledger central.
"MECHANICS WANTED. FIRST CLASS.
Machine Inthe hands, automatic machine
hands, millwrights, riggers, molderfl. ".
makers and laborers ApplyAVM-. THOMAS.
Baldwjn LocomoJlvcWorka.Eddstone. Pa
MEN wanted to handle hogs; steady work and
"advancement to 'eady. Industrious men. Ap
plv In person or by letter. H. K. MUJ.FOllU
CO . Glenolden. Pa
MOULDER HANDS WANTED: MUST
BE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED.
APPLY LINCOLN FURNITURE CO..
1PT1I AND LEH101I AVE.
virTTrr rORTER MIddle-nged white man as
nlnVt porter: best of references required. P
c-.!7Ledger Offlce .
i' MN'TERS. experienced, on auto bodies and
chassis Apply nt once. Rodenhausen. 1437
Vnrth Hutchinson st.
5vTFrJTAN pxperlencerl. optical nnd nhoto-
S granhle 'mods WILLIAMS BROWN &
EARLE PIRJThestnut at, Phlla
ll pqMrN HA VINO FORMULATED A
PLAN FOR THE MORE INTENSIVE WORK
IVfl OF Ot'll TERRITORIES WE FIND IT
NTCF.SSARY TO EMPLOY TWO OR THREF.
KAi- ESVrjN OF MORE THAN AVERAGE
SEI LING ABILITY TO CARRY OUT OUR
PLAN THIS COSIPANY HAS SUl'CESS
F 'LI.Y MARKETED ITS PROPtTFTS FOR
ni ail YEARS AND IN ORDER TO
.'s A SUCCESSFUL 'SELLING RECORD
AN'D BE ABLE IF NECESSARY. TO FUR
NISH SECURITY BOND. STATE AGE AND
nlvTAILRD OUTLINE OF YOUR SELLING
l.Vtlt'DI.'Vr'B
igycEPfJONAL. .Alia- LEDGER QFICE
SODA" DISPENSER white: experience not nec
essary. Fener' s Drug Store. Broad and Dla-mond
TOOL AND GAUGE MAKERS, tool grinders
and adjusters, machine operators, Inexperi
enced men will he put undr Inst-irtlnns: per
manent nnd highest wages Remington Arms
Co Eddystone, Pa. 12lh si. employment
office.
WA NTED
ASSISTANT BALES MANAGER
WITH ABILITY TO HIRE TRAIN AND
SUPERVISE SALESMEN THIS POSITION
CVI.I.S FOR A MAN OF ANALYTICAL
ABILITY. WHO CAN MASTER CONSIDER.
All LB DETAIL. WHO CAN DEVISE SELL
ISO PLANS AND "PUT THEM OVER''.
MUST BR EQUALLY ABLE TO HANDLE
THi: SITUATION EITHER BY COR.
RESPONDBNCE OR PERSONAL TOUCH.
WRITE I'S.A LETTER. SEWNd FORTH
YOUR EXPERIENCE ALONO THESE
LINES. STAT1NO AGE AND SALARY EX
PKCTED TO START AND IF WE GLEAN
FROM YOUR LETTER THAT YOU ARE THE
MAN .WE WILL GRANT YOU AN INTER-
ANALYTICAL. A 113, LEDGER OFFICE.
WNri!D Stoclt salesmen who ire now selling
stocks and bonds to handle bank stock as sldo
line. Address it 3'J3. Ledger Offlce,
WANTED An experienced chauffeur: state In
writing experience and wages desired. E 333,
Ledger. CentraL; ; ,
YOUNO MEN. between the ages of 18 and S3.
WnO UCBirO IU .,., ,,. ,t.r.H ,,t,,,klr
memuvr. u (i.c mo. due ui vno
training a
"tintrv I
Philadelphia
regarai
Marine
country's oeiense, urair ii irra Arcn at..
I'niiaueipnia. .i.. u, uv,.,cu u,uriiiiiun
regarding enlistment In the United States
rya.
..Ativn MR!V tn lrarn threadlnir! srnnr nn,
while learning. . Apply John Bromley t Sons,
Lehigh ave. below Front.
LARGE DRUG HOUSE reaulres aervlces of dept.
executive, must have thoro. exn. in buyrng lln.
Ishlng supplies, handling large body pf em.
nloyrs and llntsnlng of household remedies and
toilet preparations; excellent pos.s good salary.
This Is a grand opportunity for a big man.
lnr. Room lno. Green's Hotel. Tues jI .m.
FRENCHMAN wonted who Ts an experienced
te4Cher of conversational French for class
or 40! one evening hour per week. October to
May. Inclusive. 1010-17; reference rerjulred.
Address J 831. Ledger Central, '
rtiRA
MENTAL HlON work, gori opportunity, two
openings for beginners. 112: ESTIMATOR,
young man. quick at figures and read blue
Ptlnlsi SALES MANAGER, good 6penlng for
producer and handler of mn, excellent op
portunity, about $1800 to starts other post
turn, open fffo,,..--
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1301 LAND TITLE BLDG.
AUTOMOBIIi-a
tor Sale
CotiHaiierl from Prtcchliw f m
AGENTS
WANTED Live agent, for standard
motor truck for .Pennsylvania and ew
Jersoy. E 010. Ledger Central.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID wishes position, seashore, exp.,
Prot, Cal lajeTlvursrlaXrilLl!'jm,!Iton- "
CIItLD!ibnSR or chambermaid for Copr,Moy
ferenceg, II -.7 ogerviincc.
CLERK, 20 j knowledge
capable! rcf
bookkeeplrur: branch,
ch, Kith njiS Dauphin.
tel op, 30. ldger Branch, I flth
COMPANION or mother's helper wants to go to
aho ; reference. Phone Poplar
COOK Lady, closing house. June. 8, wishes
places for cook and chambermaid! excellent
references: country or seashore. 2020 De
Lnncey Place. Telephone Locust 1073, ..
COOK, colored, first clors, wants placo In coun
try. 1023 R odman,
COOK", flrat class, wants position I only fine
house,, private, 1213 Franklin,
COOKINQ, Where Two other girls are kept;
country or seashore preferred. A 120,. Iedgert
GIRL, colored, from South, wants to assist
houBework. Call8047I,udlowsii
GRADUATE NURSE woulrTIlke to act na com
panion to seml-lnvalld; terma reasonable
E 331. Ledger Central.
HOUSEKEEPER, managing, for reOned horn,
where good service will bo appreciated: 13
jeara' experience, H 210, Ledger. Offlre. .
HOUSEKEEPER, mlrldlo nacd. for gentleman'a
famllyi good reference. -II 253. Ledger Office,
HOtJsnivEEi'EK.Vori'.lng. In gentleman'n home;
good reference. II 2jJl.lA'drter Office
HOUSEWORK Woman wonts general house
work; good cook, 1322 W. Boston,
LADY, closing house 1st of June, vvnnts pinco
for cook, seashore or mountains preferred.
Call at 2027 Spruce at .
NEEDLEWOMAN, exp., desires position as com
panlon or permnnent seam's. .It 220, I.cd. Or.
NURSE, capable, two j-enrs' hospital train
ing, desires chronic or Incurnbto cases. II
228, ledger OfOcC;
8TENOOHAPHERrfemale, exp.. desires pos na
prlv. secretary; beat refs. A lnn,rfdger On.
WaITHESS-CIIA.MBERMAID. Protestant, capa
ble, neat, j'oung; good reference. Call vverlnes
day, 10:30 a.m.. Room V5 008 Cpestnut st.
WAITHESS-CHAMBERMAID. German Proles
taut, ennnble nnd neat, good reference. Call
Wednesday lLa.Jnnom3.i,0f Chestnut.
WOMAN, competent, wants position, working
housekeeper for 1 or 2 gentlemen or care for
doctor's plnce during summer. Applv present
Plnjce. JIaverfordP. O. Jlqx 312, Th. Ard. 730.
WOMAN colored, "from "Southr wishes kitchen
work In restnurnnt. 710 B. Chadvvlck st.
WOMAN, colored, wishes di 's "work, washing
nnd Ironing to take home. 1011 Webster.
WOMAN, colored, reflned. with one child, wanta
work, (.'all t.lanerrh. 72 J.
MEET MRS. MEAD
Mnnnger of the
HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY nUREAU
She keeps a record of every applicant
for domestic work and can usually
place j-ou In touch quickly with nn
experienced nurse, roverness.v cook,
chnmbcrmnld wnltrcHs and girls nnd
women for general housework. This
efficient time nnd worrj' saving ecrvico
Is free to Ledger ndvertlsers.
Call at Washington Building,
008 Chestnut st.
Take elevators to 2d floor,
or phono Mrs Mead
Wntnut or Main 3000.
SITUATIONS WANTED MAI.E
AUDITOR. 3 years' experience. 3 jears with
present firm of public ncrountnnts, desires
position to travel or office executive; fnmlllar
with modern methods nnd nil Kinds of offlco
equipment; good hntvtts; single, references.
E 347. Ledger Centre I.
CHAUFFEUR, single, sober, white, ace 34:
Orst-chass man; 8 -enrs' experience; very best
Phlla. prlvato refs. XE 331. Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR, single, white, take full charge":
0 j-eare' experience Philadelphia prlvato fam-
tly; ref. J 032. ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR wishes position with prlvntc fam-
tty: atrlctlv sober and beat references given.
E 3rH3 Ledger Central i
CHAUFFEUR experienced, vvlabes position with
prlvate family preference. .v 114. Ledger OfT.
CHAUFFni'R.'exp'd. 2."." married, desires pcsl
tlon with private fnmllv. E 330. Led Central.
CHAUFFEUR wishes "nosltlon: honest sober.
willing ?nd obliging. 43. Led Br..2123 Locust
GARDENER, care horses, etc Mnrle; Protes.
tnnt; Jong experience: ref A 121, LerWer Off
MAN. 32, can nunllfv for superintendent assist
ant or foremtn: manufacturing operative pre
ferred; best refprencea: 0 jears with Inst cm-
,'1,1.1 ., i... ...u. . v.t.in. .
.vi.v. wanis pnnon ns collector, assistant casn
ler or shinning clerk, good reference. A 28,
Ledger Office.
MAN AND "WIFE, colored from South: butler
nnd flrst-cl"ss cook, reference 800 S. 17th
st Dlrli.3 R.
JIAN "AND WIFE, colored wls positions to
gether r'ltv oe ciuntrv. 1!I31 Wehster'
.MECHANICAL DRA'FTSMAN. good detoller. ex
cellent d-alnner of nutomatlc and special ma
chinery, wide experience, thorough shop train
ing hot l7H8vstntlon E
SECRETARY, stenographer, bookkeeper 7 vrs.'
experlenco wishes change. J 713 Led. Cent.
YOUNO IJ4.N Oerman wants position ns houae
min o- butler. E 344. Irfder Centrul.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
JIRS. KANE, ."ill S. 10th st. vvnnts sUnntlo-"
f-ir Amerlcnn Protestant cook. fS to Jin. will
go tempornrv: several vvaltrecHrs. rlium'xr.
mnlds laundresses. Protestant (hi'd's ni-st.
Enr-llsh nursery governess, snerks Fr vch:
butleri. housemen, etc.; satisfactory reference,
bpruce 3JII1.
OERMAN and Scandinavian girls vvnnt cham
berworlt nnd waiting; Oerman mnn and wife
want positions; wanted, all klndi of help,
Roe Doughtrty. 1313 Olrn.n1 nve.
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY. 2107 Christian
(Im' 13H31. supplies and vvnnts Ist-vlass Prot.
Cath . male and female help, all nationalities!
AUTOMOBILES
For Snlo
, CHASSIS
We have a few cheap cara nf which the
rl-easls would be very suitable for truck or
delivery work of any led. Don't fall to
come In and look th-m over If ju want smne.
thing at a bargain price for delivery pur
poses. LOCOMOBILE
2314 Mnrket st. Locust 430.
H. A. JENK8, Stsr. Exchange Car Dept.
BUICK. 1013, In. excellent condition 3-psssen-ger
touring, will sell cheap. 3U05 Dlttman
st., Wlsslnomlnc.
CADILLAC, 11)1 1, touring car. overhauled and
repainted: full equipment; price $830. AUTO
HALES CORPORATION. 142 N, Bread St.
COLE- IMS 4-cyllnder touring. "
L. S. BOWERS CO.. 2fS N. Broad st.
COLE Distributors.
HUDSONS Rebuilt and. guar.: phaetons, road.
stars and cabriolets, elec. lights and starters
GOMERY..SCHWART7.. 233 N. Bread at. '
PULLMAN, 1012. roadster. In excellent" conT
dltlon. will sell, cheap. S003 Dlttman at
Wlsslnomlng. Pa. ' "l"
WINTON 1011. n-cyl 7-pass. touring,
full- equipped excellent condition.,--. .. ,,1000
FEDERAL TRUCK I ton: stake body ' .000
I- II. O'NEAL. 210 N. Broad st.
E-M-F PARTS
SCHOBEn. 3311.43-43 JLVRKET
bend Foi..rnin (bulletin
GORSON AUTrilEwyiANGB. 231 N, BROAD.
..PASSENGER CARraood Jondltlon: gojo tire
WestlnshouJU shock absorbers. 101? Houtn
B3d st
18 II. P.. HUM BY GAS OR OABOLtNE. B23
S.,03D ST.
Wnnlert
OLD CARS BOUGHT
SCHOBER. 3341 MARKET STREET
AUTO LIVERY ANDJJABAGES
night),
wa .-! fAn Attv and
a.nsss. louring car, WUh robes,
also brand-new 7-pass. Jimou;
weddlnge, funerals. Poplar Hfl
brand-new
ies, 1,23 hr.l
Ine. $1.30 hr,
7, 1713 Oltard.
C3D,
etrl.TOM riAtiAnr!
FELTON At4D pIRARD AVE.
VJHINVJ iir.ilVJ,r 1 lion
HTTt MOI8TF.R Portable Oarages Steel or
stucco. On display 8831. N. Bth. Tioga 2084.
AUTO PAINTING
FOREMAN PAINTER, recently oi ned a shop,
fully equipped, QUALITY being the prlmnry
consideration. Increased tho business until now
I have taken over the entire building, and
havo Installed nn nlrtlght, dustproof varnish
room Wltn thrse fncliltles nt nnil,lliiiat
grade work Is guaranteed, Don't deprive
yourself of the beat when my prices are n
third less than any other shop In Phlla, Tioga
272' GEO. v PARVIS, JR. .
1821 AIRDR1E ST, . Broad above Erie.
AUTfa REPAIHINCx
KCTLINDERS REBORED. new pistons and rings
turnianca. weiaings ami orasing. 'r- .;. w"-
derwood 6 Co.. 1023 Hamilton at.. Phlla.
7 SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES 7
Bee BILLY, at his new location.
BIO NORTH BROAD ST.
AUTO SUPPLIES
PARTS
TIRES
rillLA. AUTO PARTS CO,
823-23 N. 13TH
Kej-stone phone. Park 1418.
BEARINGS
Ww . nnnrlnrA Ra-vlc st a. The Gwllllnm Co.
1314 Arrh st. Ph. Walnut 3107. Race 3002.
AUTO TIRES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 3300 miles.' Compare prices.
GRIM'B, 230 N. Broad st.
BUSINESS OPP0RTCNTTIES
WANTED Builder, architect or engineer, with
experience nnd 13000 or more to Invest nnd
become Interested, with practical Inrllder of
experlenco who will Invest equal amount of
monev In building nnd construction company
now forming. J 041, Lodger Central.
P AfTr.pJTC; Send for our f ree book,
--l-N -O ..patents nnd Trade-Marks."
Our fees nr reasonable nnd our service un
surpassed. We will help you develop your
Invention. Advlco free.
FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE
1011 Chestnut St. Bell phono Walnut 1504.
CARED-FOR ORCHARDS PAY INVESTORS
Ownership stock In n flno pantrd property
In well-known fruit district for sale; cash or
monthly payments. L 310, Lodger Central
AN ESTABLISHED manufacturing company,
with branch offlce tn Italy, needs nddltlnnnl
capital to extend Its exporting and Importing
business. For details address I 8t3, Ledger
Centre.. w
PICTURE THEATRE 12300 required; beauti
ful, mod.. Btrlrtlv first class, dally matinee;
10c. admission dally; best patrnnnge: earns
nlmost HOP weekly: trial, L 330, Led. Cejlt.
CARPENTER WORK wanted: alterations, nddl
tlona nnd Jobbing; window nnd porch screens
made to order. Offlce and shop, 1831 N.
Uber st
BUSINESS PERSONALS
EVENING
CLOTHES
TO
limn
I.EIDNER'S
LATEST STYLES
FULL-DRESS SUITS
DELtV. fc CALLED FOR FREE
CALL Ott PHONE POPLAR 233
OPEN EVENINGS
inTH OtRARD AV. S. W. Cor.
FULL-DRESS SUITS
Cutawnjs. Tuxedos nnd Sack Suits
To hire nnd made to ordr.
NEUBAUER. THE TAILOR. 1121 Walnut.
Pell phone. Walnut 2018.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electroljsls,
th- nnlj' permnnent way. Evebrnws arched,
MISS SMITH. 102 Keith Theatre Bldg.
Miss Hoppe, halrdrcs'r, faclnl mna'ge, mani
curing, form SHnt Arcade, with Miss Smith.
Gents' Cast-off Clothing Boujrht!
BJHTTON. J3. N nth. st Good prices!
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Bi--k reference. Annrnlsemr.nt. 1 per cent.
HARRY W SMITH, 717 SANPOM ST.
CARPET CLEANING
C O N T I N E N T A I.
"CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
20TH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT."
n!t Phone. Locust inr.n.
WEST PIIILA MONARCH STORAGE CO.
WEST 11IIILA. 3n PER YARD.
WEST PIIILA 3S70-72 LANCASTER AVE
CARPET REVTINO: NO TUMBLER.
Bnver Co. 3300 N. 12th. Ph. Tioga B20
REAL
used.
DRESSMAKINtr AND MILLINERT
POTTER SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKINO
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1433 GIRARD AVE. POPLAR 0374.
THE "MCDOWELL Drcssimklng School; easv
modern methods, small payments. 307
Denckla Building, 11th nnd Mtrkct sts,
COLUMBIA DRESSMAKING SCHOOI-Inatruc"-
tlons dally 1730 Columbia nve, SpecUl rates
fo- gowns, ladles' tailoring
LATEST! STYLES Summer dresses nnd rjowns;
fancy suits spec; rens. B. Kesslcr. 270 S. (loth.
FOR SALE
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
BRIC-A-BRAC
032 CHESTNUT ST.
BILLIARD. POOL, combination, second hand,
bought, sold, rented, exchanged: repairing;
supplies Lafo Keafer, American miiuufao
turer. 320 Glrard nve, Phone Kens. 2313.
lTlLIARD AND POCKET TABLES' Also
bowling alleys: easy .payments. BKL'NS-WICK-BALKE-COLLENDER
CO.. 100.' Arch
BILLIARD, pool tables; new. second.hsnd bowl
if atlevs; insy payments. itosntto-uar
Street Co.. V-".' t ein sr 1 unnn.-. vvai.
'...jr
CASH REGISTERS
Your chance-to srvn in. v '-i-- v-rrA.v
of second-hand era" regse-s In stack, taken
In exchange for AMERICAN 1017 modela, hold
and leased on easy payments. Cu I and ere us.
Registers rented, leased, exchanged and re
paired. UNITED CASH REGISTER CO.
1213 FILUERT
WALNUT 1811 RACE 1313
CASH ItEOISTERS bought, sold, leased, ex.
changed, repaired, replatcd. Supplies. New
and factory rebuilt. New total adders, as
low as $30. Call and see our 1010 models.
Registers sold, and leased by us on easy pay
m.nt. and fully guaranteed.
THE NATIONAL CASH nEOIBTER
730 CHESTNUT STREET,
CO.
DESKS, nilng cabinets. 'safes, telephone boot is
end office furniture and fixtures of every de
scription; used, but In fine condition, and wry
theapl free delivers- anyvvherer
ItUGIIES 11TH ANb HUTTONWOOD
DESKS, large assortment; also" household fur
niture. Dullns Central Second-hand Furnl-
lure Company. 001.pnil.fll4 CallowhUJjit. J
' Flwproor: no slightly used) all sixes
SAFES andvmakes; big bargains. 210 N.
Fourth St., between Race and Vine.
HEATING ,
ttAlflV.t-hrr eev v. d-. ... .r.v - -
;nd 'VheS-perYhan" .,.arS"or ' K, ,- '
&.!. jig al li'Ui 1
JrJWSRUOTION'
Mnslfnl
A.
m
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U-"! U
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES for r7TTT "-
elocution ahd English bv KL?.n1- !
pupils visited E 441 ra-."M ,,
... ventral
MACHINERY ANtTTOOM"
it-1nM - a .. " -a-
rrtf T
TION metal are carefuiivpy.nS. -nW(J.
FOUNDRIES.
14S TroV iir.SlBr and bas
UA.viTOCOMS0N,
m"rt.t-- . .-. --
Dynamos, mo'.o'r.ra U, ,,SSHi ,7
COmTn.eJn,aaTU0nw;h
yaa. '.t,-reeii,AnLE3 pjs. i
DYNAMOS, motors and machinery Ka.v, '
!!.n', 1 T!nhil armatures T repairsd . 1
.tarket IOfl.VYfarsleCoTf 22? , . "
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-?I'.be'..n:erSeyfertT 437 9N. 5,i!? n,ltcn- ft,
"l '".'.. ' raa al drll s: -o 51
inch dr"l Preaea.senslu.y"drlirs.' 24
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PII'l'TSteond-hand, all sires PhTi " r
hsnd Pip.? Ruppiy Co., ions U, fth ,i.
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MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS-
MAr VICTOR "-CORDS NOW ON SAL?"
1120 citnsxvitT- en-
$83 CIIICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO
HOWARD VINCENT. 83S N
8TH.
OLD GOLD
OLD GOLD, silver, platinum! plated wars iT
-E't.187ii. J, 1,. Clark. reOner, 807 SsnsVm
CA'. PA,ln Von, IVAMONIlsTpreciou. .tnnesT
gold, silver, platinum, false teeth, villi.
Smelllnr- t, Ref, Co.. 121 8, lllh. ""
PATENT ATTORNEYS
nQTAnitminii c.m ,..JT"
Patents l11 "k,!tch '" 're entnlea
aW " ,0 Patentability. Evenlnri
m iAXr 1 by appointment. Ami, : in!
Trade-Marks I1.0"'0 "ike-V,e",-
' J. WALTER iToIIGl'a's's W''
PhMadehlaofnce.NortAmerlca
ROOFING AND. IRON AWNIN03
LET US ESTIMATE to coat your root ini
gmrnntee It 10 veirs. "
AMERICAN ROOFING CO.. 1311 Rldjs aH
STORAGE
CONTINENTAL
STORAGE WAREllOUSP!
20TH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
PACKING, MOVING, SHIPPING
Rugs. Carpets clenned. aconred, stored.
Bell. Locust lOflO Phone; Key.. Racsjiis.
FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES
1811-1810 MARKET ST.
PENN STORAGE AND VAN CO.
2130 MARKET ST.
H
ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE 8tnre
miv,m , piivntiiu. BiiuiuiiiK. carprj cir
f 11. rritrinK
s. shipping, carpet cieanlnr!
for estimate. Market attn.
JIcCANN'S. STORAGE HOUSE. 1743 N. Ills
si.: moving, jincking, snipping; auto vans:
irtiv rrw e-umavr-.
hi.: moving,
both phones.
MOVING, nacltlnr. storn-e Radford, 3310 N.
Water 'st. Wyoming 2333 J
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES
OFFICE PARTITIONS'
STORE FIXTURES
THE BETTER KIND
GET OUR ESTIMATE
PHONE. WRITE OR CALL
Weiss Manufacturing- Co.
430 N. 12th st Phone Pop. 1000: Race 1S!.
WANTED
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, false teeth, feather
beds, broken Jewelry, gold, silver, diamonds
bought .733 Wnlnut, Wnlnut 7020, Est. 1MH.
BROKEN JEWELRY, false teeth, pistols coins.
Coin Imoks. vvltH prlcvs I pay. mailed 13c. J D.
Boss (Peopln'B Storn). 200S. I2th.lVL
CAST-OFF CLOTHES WANTED
EXTRA HIGH CASH TRICES PAID FOR
Men a summer or winter discarded clothing,
hats, shore nnd other wearing apparel, also
ladles' street dresses anil evening gowns.
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS
Sell direct to us and get more money.
WRITE, CALL OR PHONE MARKET 2009
For our Hat of prlcca before j-ou sell.
We call city or suburbs rliy or night.
SELlOSOHN. Cor. 8th nnd Sprint Garden.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING
W nre In great need of cast-off clothing and
vlll pay extrn good prices for gentlemen's
ra-rt-off clothing, shoes, etc. We call any
where promptly. Call, write or phone.
SAMUEL COOPER. 1010 Olrard avr-.
Bell phone, Poplar 0312,
.-A :
CAST-OFF CLOTHING bought: special hlxl
prices paid for gentlemen's suits, overcoats,
dress suits, s'lnes. Semi postnl. phone or call.
Orders promptly attended nnyvvhvp anytime.
city, country. Freldman Bros., 1441 South -
Phone Dlrkina-in 0133.
CAT-OFFCI.OTHINO .
OF ANY KIND BOUGHT: HIGHEST PRICES
OUARANTEEIV GET OUR ESTIMATE RB;
FORI". SELLING. WRITE. CA LL OR rUONO
WALNUT 0803. ,,,. -,,
CAST-orF CLOTHING Highest prices rsil
for ladles' and men's clothing, hats, serves.
etc ronePop 3inl Blacke- 1230 Prirlr
CAST-OFF clotHng "shoes and hats baucnt, '
Sond postnl, Sneldmnn. 022 Poplir st.
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, antiques; entlrs
or p.rt houses bought for cash: no matter
how large. J. Bernsteln. J3S1 Rlaseave.
OLD GOLD Cash paid tur ota"gold. silver. n-
tlouo clocks: vVlll call. Bell phone, l.ecuil
121. ROGERS. J1 8 17th st; .
MUST ll IVn" furnftur-, .ill kinds: store n
turr-s. stocks of goods, merrhandlsn ot every
desclntlon- spot rash. Phone Walnut 3309.
Spayd's. 821 Walnut. .
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ROOMS FOR RENT
CATHARINE. 5037 Nicely furnished rooms:
convenient to car lines: telephone. . .
CHESTNUT. 1021 I.arso Trent room, I"J
bath, nicely furnished: hot arid cold astir:
nlso alngleroom. nesr batl . .
77ii:sr.N'ii'r. auiw wull-fui j':u
I'.IKVIIS: PHH.VIANe.Mr III. Tna.-.r"
CHESTNUT. 2110' Attractive rooms, single or
en suite; private bath; running water! r
CLINTON ST.. U2!i Attractive, cool roomi: all
conys.: reined surroundings; summer rates.
KINOSESSINO AVE., 4320 Silting room. "It
sleeping porch; other rooms. Owner, ,
LOCUST. 1.103 LAROE. AIRY ROOMS, SIN.
OLE OR EN8yiTI ST1323.
PINE 8TTTi434 SINGLE ROOM NEAR RATH.
SPRUCE. 1116 Second. front, beautifully furo.1
other vacancies; running water, electrtr- iifv-
SPRUCE. 1220 LAHOB. "AIRY ROOMS. BIN
OLE ORi DOUBLE; BOARD OPTIONAL.
SPRUCE. 1337 Suites, with bath: 'W.
rooms; ninces; steam ilea tjr ,gv. -"-..-. - -.
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SuTHrN.. 121 -Rooms, with "board, for Prtr
appreciating .H .--.. r iMiifiil neish heoJ-
" 210 WESTlXXJAN SQUARE
Prrlrnllevpi '! -'-rnr rouira.
TWO ROOM8. and" prlvato bath, also tojU i
rooms, in select house near Broad nd Locu4
for from 1 to 4 months. Make appolntowntl
wnn M v.l, laager ien
OWNER will rent haehelor apt.
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