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COHOBSSION
jj
orders
COAL RATE REMON
J&actsldn Affects Freight Prices
1; , From Virginia to North
of Ohio River
StCr'
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WABHINOTOM. Juno 12. The Interstate
Commerce! Commission today ordered ft
reneral revision of cont and coke rales from
Virginia, mines to points on and north of
the Ohio lllver on Iho basis of 2.S0 per
ton from the Stoneira District of Virginia
to Chicago, with rates to other points
scaled In proportion to the distance hauled.
The commission also ordered that coal
and coke rates from Stoneira and Dor
chester, Va., to various points must be tho
same as from Appalachla, Va., to the Fame
points.
It declared exlsltlng rates ranging from
47 cents to $1.18 tier 100 Hound nn
whisky and beer from New York city, Chi
cago and points In Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois
and Missouri to Memphis, Tcnn., and
Helena, Ark., to be reasonable.
The commission declared reasonable tho
rate of ?S.2G per ton on bulk clay from
Edgar and Okahumpkn. Kin., to Covington,
Xy., over the Atlantic Coast Lino and other
raiironua. it readlrmcd Its decision that
tho rate of 80 cents per 100 pounds on
nitrate of soda from' Pensacola, Fia to
Bhreveport. La., over tho Ioutsvllln nml
Nashvlllo and other railroads is unreason- -I
amo.
m The existing rates of 31'.4 nnd 33H cents
per 100 pounds on sulphur from Sulphur
Mines, La,, to Wisconsin paper manufactur
ing points over tho Chicago, Milwaukee nnd
St. Paul nnd other railroads wcro declared
reasonable by the Commission,
Tho rate of 70 cents per 100 pounds on
news print paper from International PmIIs,
Minn., to Denver, Colo., over tho t'i'.ui.go,
Milwaukee and St Paul and other llr.. was
declared unreasonable.
Tho Commission declared reasonable tho
rate Of 76 cents per 100 pounds oh unfin
ished cotton holsery from Itockford, III.,
to Philadelphia over tho Chicago, Indiana
and Southern and other railroads.
EVflfrlHQf LBDR-PHiLABBLlHlA,t MONDAY, JUJSfB 12, 1016.
various works. Interment will be made td
fnorrow at Fernwood Cemetery.
J 'Miss McCay was a dau-thter of the late
tiames ana Margaret Mecay. She is sur
vived by a brother, Samuel McCay, wn
lives In Frankford. Three of her nephews,
William, Samuel and Allen McCay, will be
pallbearers. She was a member of Cham
pion Council, No. J. Daughters of Liberty:
ft past grand officer of AmerlcUs Division,
No. 101, Sons of Temperancoi Seminole
Council, No. 127, Daughters of Pocahontas J
Ironside Temple, Ladles of the Oolden
Eagle, and Cresson Council, Ladles of tho
Red Cross.
A lifelong reader of the Publla Ledger,
Miss McCay during her last Illness dally
read that paper at the hospital. She took
great Interest In Its puzzlo contests nnd
had won threo watches as prizes.
BOYD. On June 0, lBIfl. SARAH A., widow of
Henry M. Boyd. Relatives ami friends are
Invited to Attend the funeral services, nt 2
n m en Tuesday, t her IMo residence, 1623
Tlogn at. Interment private.
IinnCKT, At Fort Myers. "!., on June 7.
11, lu. liiaiia it.. iviTa nr .1. !:. Mri-iir. M. u.
Relatives and friends urn Invited to nttend the
fun-ral services, on Wednesday, nt 3145 p, m.,
nt Trinity Reformed Church, Collegcvllte. Pa.
Train leaves Rending Terminal at 2:08 p. m.
BROOKS. On Juno n, ,1111(1, JAMES, husband
"i iinry iirnoKs, iieiauvcs ami irienus. niso
inn
CLASSIFIED RATES
in effect April I, 1013
EVENING LEDGER
AOATn LINE rtATBFOn EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPH (or like thliy
?4e
lite
m
l'ennsylva
univeri
t'ommn
.nnd A M.i
Lodge. No. no. K.
A. (Shunter. Nn. L".
ry. No, I. K. T., nnd Jlohaa Tribe,
University It. A. Chanter, No. L'Mli St, Jnhn'n
nil
v. ".: i" "L".''"."'D v."Ti
Si. -,," V - " -iiy rn inviieti 10 niicnn
iiii lunrrni services, iiiPsuay. Rl x
No, 320. I, O.
thrt funeral inrvlfn, 'Tiin,1iiv af n.
his late residence, C04.1 Haverford nve. inter-
BUSY YEAR IN SERVICE BOARD
Chairman Ainoy, of Commission, Re
views Work Accomplished
HAnrtlSBUna, Pa., Juno 12. William
D. B, AIney, chalrmhn of tho Stnto Public
Service Commission, Issued a statement tn.
day outlining tho work accomplished by the
commission. Ho said, in part: "During'
tne year ending Juno 1, ID16, 17s formal
complaints and four of an Informal char
acter were Hied, but during tho following
year there were 483 formal complaints and
222 of an informal nature. Tho municipal
contracts applications Increased approxi
mately 400 and tho applications for certifi
cates of public convenience went up from
30S to 90S.
"Tho engineering Bureau made 281 In
vestigations as compared with 158 the year
before: 21,334 schedules were filed and
ciassuieu oy me xarirr Hureau, whllo 728
special tariff permissions were granted and
165 reparation cases disposed of. In 1515
the Bureau of Accounts handled 3503 mat
ters, but during the year Just ended it wan
called upon to dispose of 7204 questions
In the line of accounting."
ment at Mount Morlnh Cemetery, Automobile
luncrai.
CHANCE. On June 10, lDIfl. WALTER SCOTT
CIlANcn. Interment nt Canton, O,
COOK i:. On June 10.1DIO, MAltT R. COOKE,
In her (13d year, llelatlves nnd friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Tups.
liar, at 2 p. m., nt thn residence of her daugh
ter. Mrs. George Foreman. West Chester pike
and Township line, I.lannrch. Interment prl
vate. at Montrose Cemetery.
I)ON.I On June 0, 101(1. MINN1R (nee Wt).
wife of William 11, Donal. llelatlves and
friends nrei Invited to nttend the funeral serv
Icea, on Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. precisely, at
her late resident., nan Mn,ih mi, in,--.
ment private at Northwood Cemetery, Please
omit flowers,
KVnn-pn June 12, 1010. COItA V.. widow of
John l. Kyre. Relatives nnd friends nre
invited to attend the funeral services, Wed
nesilay afternoon, nt 3 o'clock, at the Oliver
.. i.iiir iiuixunff. jhu .'ncstnui si. micr
R'nA.,n Itlvervlow Cemetery. Stockton, N. J.
farther notlco will be slven.
ntAJIIins. On Juno 8, 1D1. CArtlUB 8KAL,
widow of IMwards T. Frambes, Funeral
services nt her late residence, the Ccdarhurst
Apartments, 0801 llaltlmoro nve.. on Monday.
he 12th Inst., nt 8 p. m. Interment private
at the convenience of the family.
(,A,.(i,N,"n Jun8 10- 1Dlft- EMILY nt.IZA
URTII, widow ot William n. Oaysan. aaed 00
.." "cihuvpd nnu irinas are invitea to
One or two times, ,,.,,,, i,aa
jnree times one weea,,,, ,, , ,,,, ...
Six times one went, . i ........,,,, , ja-
Situations Wanted three times one week. lOo
Help and Situation Wanted nnd
Lost nnd Found ads aro inserted in tho
Dnily Public Ledger without addi
tional charge.
. Want ads tinder alt ether classifications m
be repeated In the Pdblio Lidoib at combined
One or lira times. ..,,,,,,,,., ,.,,,,,, i3
Three times one week..... ..,,,,., jgi
8lx times one wees.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,t lSVlie
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
Is permitted In. sll classifications except Help
and Sltuitlons Wanted. Iist nnd Found. Per.
sonals, .Hoarding and Rooms. When so. speci
fied, add FivfT cknts run auath'Linu
TO ANy OF THE ABOVE KATES,
Thero is a drurr store near your home
that will accept Ledger wantsads at
oflko rates.
PERSONALS
HRMRTlTCItl.Vp. fie. per yard, nil material!
first-class work and quick service j goods sent
by mall rccel.e Immediate attentloni contracts
taken for Innte quantities nt special price.
Meillke Mfg. Co., B2I Jefferson st.
LOST AND FOUND
Tor Oilier Lest nml Founil Ails See 1'nxe 1
DIES ON ROAD TO CHURCH
David Shultz Misses His Footing nnd
Falls From Steps of
Homo
A desire to go to church was Indirectly
. the cause of the death of Daniel Shultz, 30
yeara old, of 1932 West Erie avenuo. who
fell from tho steps at his home yesterday
and fractured his skull. Mr. Shultz Bet
out for the Sfhwenckfeldcr Church, 30th
and Cumberland streets, with his mother
nnd sister. He reached the second step and
In some way missed his footing, A chronic
illness prevented his reeovorlm- hio knin.
He fell to the sidewalk, striking the back
of his head.
Dr. Andrew Anders, of 1708 Diamond
street, found Shultz had died almost Im
mediately. He was a graduate of Prince
ton,, -with the class of 1909. Ho was In
business until three years ago, when he be
came HL The funeral will be held at the
house on Thursday night. Interment will be
made on Thursday at Palm Cemetery.
Pennebure. Pa.,
JOnN McGLINN
Well-Known Financier and Liquor
Dealer of City
John McOllnn. who was connected with
,.-. rui. flnancla' Institutions and
liquor establishments, died last night at his
home, 1415 North lth street Mr. McQlinn
" ,the P'"lent of the Philadelphia
Brewing Company, the Baltimore Distilling
Company and the Falrhlll Coal nnd Ice
Company. He was also vice president of
the ContlnenUI-Equltable Title and Trust
Company, treasurer of the Road iDrlvers'
Association and the Catholic Standard and
Times, and a director of the Integrity Title
and Trust Company.
Mr. McOllnn, who -was 72 years of age.
was born In County Donegal, Ireland, and
JrhiiJi00"?,11 " years ng0- settling
In Philadelphia. He Is survived by two sons
nd iour daughters.
MISS MARY J. McCAY
For Thirty-fivo Years Teacher in
Adaire School
Many prominent Kensington business
pnen WhO Were her former mmll. -..m -.
tend tonight the funeral services for Miss
Mary J, McCay, who for 35 years was a
teacher In the Alexander Adalra Publlo
?fi Wi, PsJ,raJr an(1 Thompson streets.
Miss McCay died on Friday in the Frank
lord Hospital.
hU.tmirs everel organizations with
which Misa McCay was actively connected,
f1 i , "' "rvlces, whlcft will be
held at her home, 13i Earl street. The
Iter. Jlobert Hunter, pastor of Union Tab
ernacle Presbyterian Church, York and
Coral atreets. will officiate.., Miss McCay
u one of the oldest members of this
congregation and took active part in u
attend the Vesper services, on Tuesday, at u
P. m,, at her lato residence, 2111) Fcrnon st.
JI.1"." of nequlem at Ht. Klliabeth's Church.
10th and Mirflln sts . on Wednesday, nt 10
i..t.-,''.' "-'riiieni ai i ermvoou cemetery.
0l,:.r:t, n,.Jun9 0- ii. janh. widow of
Mlllam Qhen. Itelatlves and friends nro
Invited to nttend the funeral, on Tuesday, nt
?i.2 "- m,i from hr late residence. 2i.l North
yth st. Knlemn (tequlem Jlnss at tho Church
w, wur uHuy oi .Mercy at iv n. m. precisely.
Interment private, at New Cathedral Ceme-
0!.','i;s,'nAIt5r..a ,hort Illness, on Juno 10,
llll, JOHN W., hushand of Ida Oyles, .need
JT yenrs, formerly of I'aterson. N. J. llela
tlves and friends am Invited to attend tho
runoral services, on Tuesday, at 1:30 p. m.,
at th Oliver II. Ualr liulldlng. 1M0 Chest
nut st. interment at Chester lturnl Cemetery.
Chester. Pa. Remains may bo view on .Monday
evening.
,,'3J.lJ',,':f On June 0. 1010. KLIEAIinTII O..
wlfo of Jesse II. Ilartm.an nnd daughter of the
!.'? Jrederlck and I.lsotta Slarion. llelatlves
2nl,,en,," S. invited to attend, tho funeral
services, on Tuesday nfternoon, June 13. nt 2
o clock, at her lato residence, 2537 North 21)lh
"J- Interment prlvato. Itemalns may be
!wnon. mi . aiAnuns nnwsoN, son of
the late Dr. Thomas T. Hcwson. died June 11.
into. Funernt services nn Tuesday, at 11
iV.-t-' t.lulr 1Mni! ' Interment private.
VI','Su,,.c,l;nJ'' of heart failure. In thn cnapel
of I., nnd .M. Colleiro. Lancaster. Pa., on
iAh'frn,u"S T- 101- IlV. THOSIAS S.
liWl-.Vi D T""'."1 wl" b" hel11 from his
lato residence. In Manchester, on Tuesday.
invited P- m- nelu,lve nntl friends are
l!KW" rTKn,.?i ,0,- vioLnT s..
nifcfpj J' I',r1n.kl''I Llshtcap. aged 41 years!
Afiil i . ar" frlend ro Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Tuesday, nt 2:30 p. m.,
at her lato residence, 0317 Lellleld nve.. Oeri
ill S!?ii!i -.,,n,Srmcllt Private. Uemalns may
I'Iit,"I:ti!lai';- LUFP. son of Krnnk P.
n.E.'i!!i """b Luff, need 21 years, "tola
Jives and friends nre Invited to nttend tho
Junn.rRilawl,J10t frther notice? on Wednesday?
j, 14riiahthiJ' J- '.rom " Parents' reel-cmSi..Jlct&??,?a-
. ,'nterment at nichboro
vnKS.""1.?0" S,u njeettraln at Church.
Hi7:ii, T."A"u,",f ierminai ai ljn, m.
r.,ivKL.l-1,. on June 0, jlo.
NQTICniB linnniir OIVC.V that certlncntes
f-"-"-".-.12'. 3i.?.' 3U nd.31BT Issled Oct"
e'r IL"?2' In .the name of the undersigned.
I?.t,t0!? "ftilT'i '?5,of tn" .common cnplta
stock of United Mxhllnir and Jleatlnit Com-
f"en,nava .br,,n . "V, tnl'Jnld., stSleS nr T
fh05itA,.'!n;,, n.r"cn,l'!.n.rh,,, ,wen mndo to
the United l.lahtlns; nnd Heating Company by
tho unders aneil for thn I. -it. ni i..i ...'
JJV.T.'iV .,.n.1"'" "J "."''' rerllfleates so Ins ,
mislaid, stolen or destroyed. IlUTIMI-HMtTII
CIJUTIKICATn Lost oi
2 shares, I'hlladelnh
R,nm2 ?f, Jc"" .Kito-AwlfelJon.. has been
executor, 40i-f CommonwJnith' lll.lir.
f.Mit?'il Cr mWa'1'., certificate sni,
icoh Ludy. Application has been
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WKSTHItN T.S'IO.V TBI.nOttAPII CO I .-.01
WfVi 2NI& 8T,'7:Mr"- C,,.MoVs:,MV.Clayton
Jf.,.UL,u,,j- V '?Cmi.,:n' n "in Co.. Mrs.
Munro Kelly. Mr. chns. Cnrpenier. w II
Jlnh"4"!S:-f,hMl'1,?nc?V r,r.nnk Steart, Mrs
Uil Fra ernlty. Safe y Ink Co., luleslas. Ibo
M.i?,vli1i?ih,rt ,!rl,n- llenry Mnrrlsey. .Mrs.
McK, Williamson. Mrs. L. s McNerney. lis
ter A. Wlddlcombe. Mrs. M. Co line, Vnlen-r.Ml!.lM,C-
ndmiimle. Ma Ileers.
1 SXAI' JKi-nariAPii co., 1I211 s. rr.NN
,u.a v.tuiac, 'ClVlsJ Alllllllllin.
A Prosperous
Optician
Several, years ago a
young man desirous of
learning the optical busi
ness inserted a Want Ad
Nn the Ledger. He ac
cepted a position with
small remuneration during
his apprenticeship. Later,
having become quite pro
ficient in Optometry, he
started for himself, with a
small amount of borrowed
capital. Each year his
profits showed an increase.
He now conducts a profit
able optical business in a
Pennsylvania town. He
found prosperity through a
Ledger Want Ad. You try
Phone, write or call,
Ledger Office,
Walnut or Main 3000
j?mmwssswsms?!iss
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HELP WANTED MALE
Continued from Preceding Column.
WANTED Ten young meii to learn pork butcher
business! 22 cents nn hour. Apply 381 r"
.. mantoyn are.
TOIINO MAN. IT to 20, real estate office, Qer;
mantovmi chance for advancement for riRnt
partyi salary according to ability. Apply 11
gjmj today, 11731 oermantown nve.
TOUNO MAN with sood education wanted for
clerical posltloni filsh school graduate P"-
IPHvi n sroott opportunity tor mo nan ,......
II 110. Ledacr Ofnre. .
.yotJNd MAN wanted, .with (sood education. In
u.titB iii paini msnuiaciurer. rtuiuw,i ......
reference, 1. o. Hex lBin. . -
YOUNO.MBN. between the aires of . 18 and 33,
training as members
enunlev'a ,l.fH..
situations wantei)--m:ale
Censft from rrectdlnp Celwmn.
IIOUSEJIAN-Sltuatlon wanted or oou "u.
MAN AND WiriS SIB!S,,rJSl5 Place!
l"n ????!5l ""4- iVw aos N. 18th l
nave rcierr'-- -' -
jjiAri'Rw--
I .1.11.1 I
OFFICE MANAOBK
.? sS!,'?:!;
Offer ;eni.
nho desire to travel and .to receive military
training na mMnh.M nt tUa Orst line Of the
f,mir,I.t.,,fn"8' -PPr. "..1l.AKh.l1n
I'hllndelphla, . Pa.i for detailed Information
reaardlng enlistment In the United mates
Marino r'n,,..
YOUNp MEN (2), wrnitnl to work in" jactorr.
rtPPiy liirKpftiriCK MIK. UO.t oil nnu vnwi
Accoutant. 10 ffa"' esper "'
.1- . TTJT.mss tr AFHrlll TTIfll
i : rTr;-r7. !? rrrft( mftll Rfltl AC
OFFIcnMAKaur.H ... -,-c(,,c6 manaseri
VlS&sLfJSSUSSSSESs.
nn of con-
erience.
NICIIIT WATCHMAN In factory! must tinderst'd
steam holler. Address P lift. Ledger. Office.
R
WANTKD nxpRninNnnn rirn. fittbh
!?!IV AND CO.NSTHUCTION CO.. COATKH-
. VII.I.K. PA.
fienerrtl ,
llOOKKIinPBn-ACCOUNTANT. 2'l HQ2K
KKKPIIKH (!il. liSi CASIIinh, IIStCOMjhTO;
?,I,PT.!, OPKIlATOtt. SU n monlhl TIlXTlI.ll
OHDKii oi.kiik, lft. others open, fin unl
DHPAItTMMNT MANAOi:it. experienced In
Joda fountain. 8ih)i STKNomtAI llljrtg.
J;U,D.'TAI,llONR OPilltATOIt.liltAOttllTH;
HAI.RH SIANAofen. trnrles: -onril.HAI.IlH
MANAOnlt. steam specialties, ISOOOj ASSlBT
ANT SAI.nS MANAOnlt. lf'Ol JJA'tP.
MAN, .hlgh-grnde nhningraphlc supplies,
nnchor bolts 1 HA I.CSMAN, high-grade print
ing. Other positions open, for,
nMR,rft1i,I,BCco.
1301 LAND TlTUl IILDO.
h7rjmnr.smiim-yy.ril
sldernble eiperienre 1 "".vh----,,1(l..ur;
,'8te.brj!nnCOrmtrKeUng eclrKaF proiuetst
Preferably enemrKeiins assistant
rPA'!L. i'lViSe, i". war" with present: em-
iYr-,.f. furn. F B.13, leoger
Central.
well l,npn,kin,,JrvJrtments, gas and.electrln
hnusn 'rnlhlna' rteMrirnemsj j
Ledger Central.
, ,, Trcedtsa
CJlnp.r.y-- --.. r -
In well-known frtiiJ i..D.1? Wai
, monthly payments. 4ob ,T I
i,7fH
H---I-?J,EtWOwTS!
laveMtHn TT ' 'J
-urn. aw3ttdffiB
rrr, vt. 'tlvir.K ?.l
Minn 'EN vrfiM
LEiDNEn-B, 10TlT&QigA.v
TO limn iM'XSJ L,
.ffT?c8owaj
" -iiiio jmArtrj7l
tnt t -r--;; !itrl
. FUl.t-rtactTr-,
Cutaways, Tusedos -5 ors a
jftS5ll
-..- ... : is,
25 years of age.
HAI.KRMAN Toung man. 2S, years 01 age.
w fhes Mslllon with a re abln concern: hard
wire orilllsupp"s preferred, bjit not essen
SI 1 ? years' " '1 In- experience; can furnish
references. P 101, Ledger Offlco.
AGENTS
CAN TOU SI3I.T, Oil. STOCKS?
flood proposition and big .commissions, No
has-beens. Hoom 8. OUt floor, 05 Wall St.,
New York.
SALESMAN. 20 years, specialty lines ladles'
and misses' ready-to-wear dresses, waists,
etc. 1 must reach largest trnde nnd lie n re
peater In South Carolina, tleorgla and Flor
Ma 1 Snows territory thoroughly; highest ref-
erencee, azn iiraco si., uinm ...... ...
SAt.ns.MAN. outside! I'rntestanti open early
date. JtlitJdser ornc-.
8Ti:.NOO!tAPIir.Il, graduate, well educated. 0
ears' clerical and sales esp., desires Perm a-
nent posltlonwUhndvnnco't. 1) 10, Led. Off.
STIlNOOnAPilHH Weir ein .. ypung mnni good
rduc.i liasjiest reference. It llll, Ledger Office.
YOU.N'fl MAN. 2H, married, who has acquired
n nrleil practical and technical training In
nrchltecture and a thorough knowledge of
building materials, wishes connection where
services will rount V 741, ledger Central,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
aitprnter nua r, ' -
the only rerm.n.VJ L.0 br ,i
aima a.rter-tr - t.t .-
-yUSaJpriMJnteArcadec.
STANDAtlD JtAlMnDEnrnTr3-!
ng nt dresses, prices rranh2,V.,t "-Tli
to 112 each, for fall 21 ,f'rci M M
office and tnatr. --,'. '"'fle-jsi r.n-i
Bid... N, -W. '-.KfOI-sB-l
?'"Tt, ijC
. . I3IAMOND8 not?i.ir"
SPWrffflgfljpflK
DRESSMAKING ANni
COLUMI1IAN Dnnss.MAKlMn ,.r--
8THUCTION8 DAILY! SMA t'FSP1' ;
. O. HAItTJIAN. lTas rMK!PArl
TiiMc-rwr;LirbilJm:i5
mnrtflrn t,.-. ."'".ISUiff SehiwC
Denckla Dulldlng.' llth'.ns W"ti1
- "rn kv
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Continued from Prccedtno Column.
YOUNO WOMAN just leaving school will find
exceptional opportunities In telephone operat
ing! salary paid whllo lenrnlngi permnnent
position assured, with pleasant homelike sur-
roundlnss. Annlv In iwrann fn fhi, IIaII T-ln.
-..-.....-. ,--,..-.- v . v -. '----
pnonn to., suu -iinrKei at., between B:au a
nml ,1 p. m.
CIIAMtirJItMAIDH (2) for lintel work nt moun
tains or seashore; reference. II .122. Ixd. Off.
COMPANION-NUIlfln nnpllsh Protestant will
nnslst with light duties, best reference It .120,
Ledger Office.
MRS NtCUOLLS, 10!d llnlnbrldgo st. Comp.
butlers, housemen, coupies, cooks, waitresses,
laundresses, nurses. Indies' maids, etc., sup,
nnd wanted. Phono Loc. 213U.
MISS MMIY T
m.
TWO LA Dins wanted to canvass nnd traxels
salary and commission. F Bin. Led. Central.
General
HUMAK. 2. In .!.,. invn, n
Booil education, must be able to meet strangers
itit
easily, for lucrative pos
erKcuc anil Willi
:lon! one who In en-
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT MATllON or working housekeeper,
experienced In Institution work; capable of
doing mending; Protestnnt. aged a.t to fit); nt
erenco required. F 350, I-cdgcr Centrnl.
DnsiONnil on ladles' cotton waists.
Co., 8011 Chestnut.
I. Ilrod ft
DISHWASHER, neat, clean, colored or white,
for camp In New Itampshlro; reference. Call
i.uuin .nn. nun ijncntnui si.
MACKIl'..-
UAI2.AIW&JlaAMI'?n- V" ' ' v.' Joseph
r ,h JlIlc!fJ0n,, daughter of Hornce F. and
iAvYiA tlA ?!;?rnV. Relatives and friends are
on TueadaG '.;-;. '.'.'. "V5C"".' .ut?nlu-
S?t7l'3n.'cTi. Yiewejf the "manse from 1
fHlln1S.,.".t" ."'.?' Philadelphia. 11J atlves and
friends aro Invited to attend the funeral on
Wednesday, nt 830 n. m.. from 381(1 Snrln.
?!-'?,, " We"' 'hadrplila. Solemn III."
111 n ' "lul'm at HI. Agatha's Church at
("-,".," ""'"'y- Interment at Cathedral
Mlll'!NN'imh J.u,ne y- JOHN JlcOLINN.
will bS'-gUenl "' Du8 no ,CB of ,h0 ,un"al
JI$lT.MK,:-.Pn June 8. 1D10. JOHN, son of
liv-.'iW" .and Bridget Mclntyro. nela
lives and friends also the Holy Name Society
or at. Agatha's Church, are Invited to aitnnd
the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8 So a. m from
y!5f; ?ene, of his broher, Edward Jlcimv??
,-n. ,... .. ,..--. -"..- "...."I.. -.,,,.!, i.D-
OIIIL wanted, neat, Intelligent, high school
grnduato preferred, for clerlcnl work; must
be able to fill In form letters on typewriter;
17 to start. Call Itoom 203. Drejrol Institute,
Monday or Tuesday, hctv. een a and 11 n. m.
ami., white. German or Polish preferred, for
general housework. 1222 Krlo avo.
Ilnir In litrn, n rman nt nn,l.
.,-. . -t.. .ji .?-!. ..--".. J'.A ".-v-. T;
iiwu, Biuurr -i reniy. u iuo, jjCUgcr UI-
flce.
... , t TEACIimtB WANTED
High school and grnde positions waiting for
ennrt dntea; r,e. todsv. TV ir r-nnrc. Mfln
NAT. TIlAClllinS' AOBNCY. .127 Perry llldg.
COOK AND CHA.MIinitMAlD. two sisters, wish
positions; nrat-clnia reference. 11 .131, Led
ger Offlre.
COOK Oood cook, Atlnntlc City preferred; no
washing. Phono Locust 821 W. 1703 ltlttcn
houso st.
OIIIL, Polish, wants posltloni good cook and do
ffencrn! hous-tvork, spenks L'ngllsh. Mary
Olavotzka. 1718 Dountnn st.
OOVnitNnss A lady leaving town wishes to
recommend her goerness, spenklng North Oor
man. French nnd English; music; vory ftood
sewer. V 4 4 3. ledger Ontrnl.
HOUSEKP-nPEIt, renned. middle-aged woman,
desires position; careful manager: irond rook;
ho heavy housework! ref. 1! lot. Ledger Office.
MCCARTHY. 2107 , Christian
Calh., male and female help, all nationalities
MILS. MINKLAFr. 10.10 Christian ,. st, (Dick
ni.t), wants ana supplies neip or an national!'
ties and capacities; housework girls wanted.
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
TWIN n. HUB. nNOEIt DnMONSTnATOIll
PRACTICALLY NEW CONDITION IN
EVERY RESPECT; CAftnlES 1-YEAR FAC
TOltY OtIAItANTEE; WILL DEMON
HTRATE IN ANY . MANNER DESIRUDi
THIS IS AN VNUHUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
SECURE A NEW, UP-TO-DATE MODEL
AT A DISCOUNT. BOTH PHONES, POP.
1 H30. RACE 21178 ;
WOMI1N become Oovernment clerks. 70 month!
sample examination questions free. Franklin
Institute. Dept. 71B P, Rochester, N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
ASSISTANT In examining room wholesale
woolen house; ref. required, 1021 Walnut st.
AUTO SALESMAN on one of the best-selllng
low-priced lines; must bo thoroughly experi
enced man with large local acquaintance; no
other n-ed iirnly; Interview confidential. P
038, Ledger Office.
GIRL, white, for cookln? and downstairs work.
Call Oermantown 78rt J,
OIRLS wanted, over 111; Increased facllltivs have
mado openings In our plant for refined. Intelli
gent girls for sealing, labeling nnd packing
medical supplies: light, pleasant work; clean
healthy surroundings; 52-hour week; salary III
to beginners, with rapid advancement tn good
workers; 12 minutes from Darby on trolley; 20
minutes from llrond Street Station on trnln.
Apply In person or by letter to H, K. MUL
roHD CO.. Olenolden. Pa.
OIRLS wanted; light work; no experience neces.
snry. 5 a week paid while lenrnlng. Apply
310 N. 32d.
OIRLS wanted to decorate glassware. Q1LLIN
DER & SONS. INC.. Tacony and Deveraux sts.
ROY, Id. to run errnnds; wholesale woolen
house; reference required. 1021 Walnut st.
HOYS wnntcd. 10 or over, to work In wallpapor
factory. Apply at onee. Decker, Smith &
Page. Water and Snder ae.
ROYS Strong boys wanted nt Wunderle's
Candy rnctnry. 118-32 Pegg St., opp. 440 N.2d.
HOUSEKEEPER, em.
sensnoro or country; reis.
or comnan.: light duties;
it ;k:i. ledger orr.
LAUNDRESS. exnT , wants position: prlvnto
family, city reference! 2014 nalnbrldge.
LAUNDRESS wlstn-s n prlvato family hamper
wash nt home. 858 Lex st.
HIOH-ORADE chassis for sale, In. flrat-clsss
condition throughout; can bo equipped with
either light delivery or speedster body: will
sell cheap to quick buyer. Address u 700,
Ledger Centrnl.
'".BOr-viCTPn. viernoLA iv ;Sr
lions 10 AU-incn U. F. recnr0 .
outnt for one who i.'iiS?IS,K-
fhlne nt a reasonable price! ay.wwi
y. Call or. write for camXZi!"..
ana largo I ustrntel catafoV.;;: "tr"l
trolas from 15 to liooi : IRB, W
alwava nn him. ! all llrltt, a
ztEMMW&wmM
. "in n
ANTIOIIR FttllM. n.,,1 i,.,. . . '"-
. low boy block front bursa'" SJP H,
JWLiLIAIID. POOL, comblnallnn . 3
i"!fi'-. "' . renerbchan'rJWIL!
"uiipnen. j,aio Keater. Am,ri.r. '
. turer. 320 Olrard avo. "Phs?."!??. '
BILLIARD, pool tableTMrnclnd&S
Jl?lBWhmserP
I1M. 1.1, Mill awK Kr.-ririUJlaJ
bowl
IIA
.IARD AND POCKEFTAnTET
ivllng alleys: easy payments nnina
.LKE-COLLENDEt o!P'fftiSn
EDISON DIASIOND-POINT
Cost SCO nnw. Thl. Z..iz
. . - . -,--. .... UUL.1L
reconis and cabinet and mil i .'
Cost iGO
records n
This outfit fs'ccSSS
net nnil will iJKI
payable 70e. weekly. Ca i -ir jrtS.Si
iibppe'S 1JPTOWN STrmn
COR. 0T1I ADffloMSrl
NURSE Chronic, Incurable or care of Infant,
undergniduito; thoroughly compotent; good
reference. If .12 ledger Office.
NURSE OIIIL, high school student, for child
uvrr i jriira. I, ..i. i.t'iiKer utiice.
PRIVATE TUITION by accomplished English
woman: singing, rending nnd piano, 2189
Dorla nd Agency, Atlnntlc City.
WOMAN, ery sensible, now cmplocd. wishes
cooking, with reference. 220 w. Spring uve.,
Ardmore. -Phono Ardmore 1.121 for reference.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER .
English Protes
tnnt woman, with llttlo girl of 7, wishes posi
tion: good cook; practical: previously emplojcd
In doctor's home. M.. 18 S. 20th st.
CADILLAC, 1IM4. touring car, overhauled and
repainted, full equipment! prlco J850. AUTO
SALES CORPORATION. 142 N. Broad st.
COLE, 1013j4.cvllnder touring.
L. S. ROWERS CO., 245 N. Uroad at.
COLE Distributors.
DODGE. 1015. Touring, with two tops In fine
condition; tires good; will sell for 1030. L 451,
Ledger Centrnl.
FORI) touring car, ivlth now 1010 body, electric
lights, shock absorbers. Klaxon; perfect or
der. 1025 N. 28tli st. rpplar 0750 W.
OIRLS wanted nt Wunderle'B candy fnctory.
118-132 Pegg at. (opposlto 4411 N. 2d St.).
HOSIERY Toppers and knitters on Standard
r and Scott Williams full automatic ma
chines; steady work and good pay; light, sani
tary mill. Wnllnce-Wllson Hosiery Co., 4333
Orchard St.. Frankford.
ine runeral, on Tuesday, at 8:30 a. m from
--. tf'v" of his brofrier' Edward Mcintyre?
Bo2a sit. Vernon st.. w bhiin .ii":'
2m ri?" ' St. Agatha's Church, at 10
a. m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
"0?.1V.ET&.,"5 19- A rPT.nn. son
- -"-.-'i v. . w"u -ir.nrut jic;uenamin.
rWiX ",'. P" Irmoiint. llelatlves and friends
SJ uV, ted ""end the funeral, on Tuesday,
SLoh.. tbV rai' J."lm 'he realdenca of his
.r0t.hMrU J.,nn J. McMennmln. 4B15 North 4th
tlon'at-inJi- at ,nf ?nufch of the IncSrni-i-.ni
aA 1 .- "' .Precisely. Interment at Cathe
Ml'lfriJi?m','.l,Sl ,"toFobJ.10, 'uneral.
101B i'mtittn'"l'""'': Calv SUth i'onth th.
-""v.-'OtJLA. daughter ot tho lata Chnri-a
wnt.dHiUi?,r,ifr- '" and friends' "
ylted to attend funeral, nt West Grove Meet.
JS,1,1"' B1,th onth 13th. 1010. on arrlvai
tn.J,m0Jl,BWra Ua,n 'E?m Uroai --Station.
mi rnrB,y,w'T"t aroS8 Burylns Oround.
riLTON. On Juno 12, 1010. EMILY S.. wife
T.u.thi?r --- !!" . ""- daughter of the la"
James P. and Ruth A. Dun. Relatives and
fS2lnl,,nM? nv"."1 ,0 end the funeral serv
Ices, on Wednesday afternoon, at 8 o'clock at
tenjstrssasr-iMl Nor,h lotn " -"
u,5FI!:T-?n June 11. loia. HANNAH It wir
ot Y1".'."."' ""' nelitlvea and iVlend
are Invl ed to attend the funeral i. Si
iveanesuay at 1-JO p, m.. at her late i
JiTVr.1 l"fnkjln at. imerme'nt a? ill:
8 to fff p JP" rtlmA my ea" Tuesday.
n",SKA-T:''r,l'h"adolPhla, Pa,, on June 10
-ft1.' MIX Tf .! &X. FunJ.Ur.! i&
SHARPI.E88. On June 10. 1016, MAHY If
widow of Eugene T. Sharpless. Relatives ind
friends ars Invited to attend the runeral s.Vv.
Ices, on Tuesday, at 10 a. m.. it her Tit.
residence, 434 E. Tulpehocken at!, airman?
nwn- Interment private. ' u"man
BTOTT. On June 0, 1010. ELIZ. p.. wlfn .
Joseph Howard Stott. aged 44 years, itou!
tlves and friends ar. Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 5. m? pV,!
clsely. at her late residence. 2020 W. Alle-
-, FtreVC-?.Xt; Interment private.
VAN DYK1 On June 10. 1010. CATHR1NB
O.. widow of Nelson D. Van nVko n.
Kloss). aged 78 years" Itelatlves and friends
J;J'nvLte, o.aend the funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m., at her late residence
IBIS West Tioga1' st. 'interment wlvatV.".!
n'ABUSl -On June 10, lulfl, ADELINE r
widow of William H,' Warley ind dauihtVe
of the lat. William H. and Elisabeth A
Moore. ReUtlvea and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral .ervic.S"onrw.dnday
at 12 m., at the residence of her aon Eiiv,,.!
J. Meaonime S0I3 Tulip at. Internment ?r
vate. at Lu heron Cemetery. Ardmore" lie
mains may be viewed Tuesday SYenlnl
HOSIERY Experienced menders and examiners;
steady work and good pay; light, sanltnry
mills Wallaco Wilson Hosiery Co., 4333
Orchard st., Frankford;
HOSIERY Experienced knitters and toppers on
standard machines, always busy and pay good
as any. Wallace Wilson Hosiery Co., 2d
noor,rilB3Wakcneldst., Oermantown.
HOSIERY Experienced winders; steiCdy work
1and good pay; light, sanltnry mill. Wnllnco
Vllson Hosiery Co., 4353 Orchard St., Fkfd.
HOUSEWORK, gcncrnl Woman, white, pre
ferred: must be good laundress nnd plain cook;
fond of children. 1033 S. 00th. Woodld. 2U17 J.
HOUSEWORK SEEKERS
BRICKLAYERS A contracting brlcklncr to lay
030,000 bricks by the thousand or Include lime
nnd sand. Apply 0733 Emlen St., Oermantown.
Phono Oermantown 3077 W.
CARPENTERS wnnted for general work. Apply
In person or by letter. II. K. Mulford Co.,
Olenolden. Pa.
YOUNO WOMAN. Protestnnt. wishes position
ns governess to ono or two children; can
toarh(mulc: would go to tho senshoro; refer
ence. Address M. r. L., care of Mrs. Tclfcr,
1. my ,..ii.iwm, ,-,itio. ,, imiiiiKum, 1-CI
REFINED WIDOW, with daughter; capable ot
taking charge of widower's homo. Box 311.
Haildon Heights. N. J.
CHAUFFEUR Wnnted. reliable Protestant
white chauffeur. Call, 11 to 12, Tuesday morn
Ing. 1324 N. Broad St.
CHEF and nsststnnt wnnted for mill restaur
ant. Apply Orlswold Worsted Co.. Darby. Pa.
CLOAKMAKERS Wanted, nil branches of tho
trndo; apply by letter only; steady work. Davis,
in rtTrnuB n. .-now loric Cliy.
The surest way to get' In touch with
fiosltlons In tho best Philadelphia faml
les Is through the situation Wanted
columns of the Ledger.
Call on Mrs. Mead, mnnnger of tho
Ledger's Household Registry Bureau,
and tell her about your expcrlenco and
the kind of a position you want. She
has had 10 years' experience in em
ployment work and can find tho right
place for you. No charge to Ledger
advertisers. Get ncqualnted today with
MRS. MEAD
Household Registry Bureau.
Washington Building.
008 Chestnut St.,
Second floor.
DOCTOR wanted for nn Insane hospital: pay
ISO a month and maintenance: must be single,
a Protestant nnd not over 40 years of uge.
Address Box 700, nye. N. Y.
DRAUGHTSMAN Wanted, structural draughts
man for detailing; must hav; cxp. Crane Dept.,
Nlles-Hement-Pond Co.. Mifflin and Meadow.
DRAUGHTSMAN Young man with experience
In mechanical drawing. Apply Standard Fuse
Corporation. Pnulaboro. I'a.
GARDENER'S ASSISTANT wanted; must bo In
dustrlous, honest and sober. Call early In the
morning. N. W. cor. Allen's in? and jflc
Callum at.. Chestnut HIM.
MEET MRS. MEAD
Manager of tho
HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY BUREAU
She keeps a record of every applicant
for domestic work and enn usually
place you In touch quickly with nn vxpe
rlenced nurse, governess, cook, chamber
maid, waitress and girls and women for
general housework. This efficient time
nnd worry saving service is free to
ledger advertisers.
Call at Washington' Building,
008 Chestnut st.
Take elevators to 2d floor,
or phono to Mrs. Mend,
Walnut or Main 3000.
OARFOIID TRUCK
For Sale Three-ton Garford truck chassis!
good condition.
LOCOMOBILH
2.114 Market St., Locust 430.
If. A. JBNKS. Mgr. Exchango Car Dept.
HUDSONS, rebuilt nnd guaranteed: phaetons,
roadsters nnrl rnhrlnlets: elec. lights nnd start-
ers. OOMERY-SCHWARTZ. 23.1 N. Hroad St.
eiDir iinTe-T-r,, . .. .. .
change repaired ., pf.tVd,.Wlff
and factory rebu t. New totarsSLS
low as 130. Call, and see our TSTM
eis. registers so d. and leased bi 1
"XJymnts and fully miaraniJS '
lllU HATJONAL CASH HyTfETHs
7:m piiiiaTMiim oVnttxi-isail
. -" .....j.t-wj piu,.i,-r
DESKS filing cabinets, safes, telejiluw
nnd offlco furnlturn nnri fl-?..-..'l.f
scrlptlon: used, but In line ondltlan. hN
cheap: free delivery anvwhsr. "J
1 1 UOHE3. 11TH AND nUTTOro0fll
ur.nn. larao assortment! a So hinmhi
nlturc. Dullng Central Second-hiiM
. turn Company. 004-000-014 CaltoSiB
132.50 VICTOR. VICTROLAvVI. lodj
se ecuons tio iq-inch D. F. reeoraiVVs
-.". ..."t.,.. i cvcijt way, .an E
at tho rato of Tr.iv u-nl-v ' nii IrTJ
comnlet descriptions and larsi Ck
catalogues. Ntv Vl,-ntn- fMM nt.
all styles, all woods, always on IhbItI
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STOfiPjPl
COR. OTH AND THOMPSON StlW
PIANO, practically new; will sell verr
blbe for cash. B 11. Ledger Ofnce.
MERCEDES, flynbout body, 1012 model. Just
overhauled, first-class condition: sen to appre
ciate. 1023 N. 28th St. Poplnr OLID W.
METZ roadster, 101S model; fine order; bargain.
lU23N.28th St. l'oplnr07B0 W.
STIIARNS-KNIOHT, 1012. touring: first-class
condition; reasonable. 1023 N. 28th at. Pop-
lar B7BU W,
W1NTON. 1D14. 5-cyllnder. 7-nassenger
,oT?lKSr5i,ftK,,ArTn'l? electric lights $800
1011 OVERLAND Delivery: panel body,.. 330
a. ii. j m4is. i is. urnaq st.
1RONERS on shirtwaists and skirts; best pay:
steady work. Tho Hagedorn-Merz Co., 3d and
Brown,
LAUNDRY Olrls to do pressing on shirtwaists
and skirts. The Hagedorn-Merz Co., 8d and
Brown.
OPERATORS and aeamers on ladles' knit under
wear; steady work, sood pay: learners taken.
Besflt Underwear Co.. 0105 Wakefield st., otn.
OPERATORS on shirtwaists and skirts; steady
work, best pay. The Hagedorn-Merz Co., 3d
and Brown,
HARDWOOD FINISHERS
100 WANTED
FILLERS, COATERS
RUBUKHS. SPRAYERS
HOURS 48 WEEK
WAOE3 118.72 WEEK
APPLY 0-12 O'CLOCK
MONDAY, JUNE 12TH
SOOT POWELTON AVE.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS, toolmakers. 13 -4 to
14.48 per day of 8 hours: machinists la to 14
LABORERS, 12; hund turret lathe 'ojerators'
12.88. Potter Johnston. J3.B2. Automat'
Cleveland. Brown. Sharpe Orldley. 13 Va'
Filnihap enmtuniollnn i1ia- -, .. ",.,Vl
59n,i.i1.d.B,,,LJaJ?..?'.ter one year's service
EMPLOYERS nro beginning to recognize tho
service rendered by "Miss Dean" nt Ledger
Central ns Invaluable to them nt that psycho
logical moment when they find themselves
without office help. They know that n phono
call Walnut 3000 or Main 3000 will bring them
lust tho desired assistance, bo It a Stenog
rapher, Bookkeeper, Secretary or Clerk. "Miss
Dean" keeps In touch with young women who
are seeking situations. Have you ever asked
her assistance? It Is a fres sprvlrn tn T,l,.,
Advertlsors.
una siuuHiAKCIl 3-passengcr roadster in
absolutely first-class condition! full equip
ment In oyery respect,, Including slip cover.
Standard Motor Car Col. 002 N. Broa5, "
Cadillac Parts
SCHOBER
334,1 MARKET 3T,
1U1U UUICK CHASSIS LARGE SIX. J250
8.141-4,ri .MARKET.
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
jl' uar.u i ji(
OORSON AUTO EXC1 fANOE. 238 N. nROAP
QA-t-o "Ireproof! 00 slightly usrdi 1
SAFES nnd makes hi, i.n--i
oy rth.. st.. lietween llsce tnil
ovjua juufliAiKBi nu marble const
less fount: 2 tea rmim rhln-t.
pumps; 4 crushed fruits; 2 baalei: I
44K. I.erlffn n.nlrnl ' '
SODA FOUNTAIN wall apparatui.
"'lT..,-uT1,1iT- 1( uck .mirrori;
I.UII.
condltloni 2
T- 44, ledger Centnin
n- ...... . . ,. . .-'
ii inn priniinsr trade and other- A U.fti
gortmpnt nf Irtri- nnrl wnn4 Milsr.,11 Jm
bargain; selling out business; IV, i, csol
printer. 127 8. 3d. ' !
FOR SALE Aro light. l.V 1 h.,s ,
mach.. 110: 2 oil paint's. 5 esch. HI
HEATINQ
MAKIN-KELSEY HEALTH HEAT Is bettlf I:
cneapcr man aieam or not-waier. mrt r
1 air witn normal moisture. jKiHi
jo.i riicert st.
PAtlTQ
to build or repair nny car.
Phlla. Auto Parts Co., 823 N. 13th, Park 1418.
AUTO LIVERY AND OA11AGE3
POPLAR 1017. to hire (open day and night),
V?r I482, hrand-new B-pass. touring carl
;!-;5 !""' also brnnd-new 7-pass. limousine,
11.00 hr.; weddings, funernls, 1715 Olrard.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT and offlco mannger desires to
make a chango; competent to take cntlro
charge. II 118. Ledger Ofllce.
FRESSERS on shirtwaists and skirts: best pay,
steady work. The Hagedorn-Merz Co., 3d
and Brown.
STENOGRAPHER, who ran take dictations,
transcribe and spell and do It right! congenial
offlco downtown: If you can't do all of that
and Just that, don't answer: Oliver machine;
If you can. give ago. married or single, num
ber ot years experience and last employer,
with salary desired. V 002, Ledger Central,
LABORERS, good, wanted now at Tyserl.All.n
Fertilizer Works. South Delaware "Sd Wee"
cacoa aves. (Oreenwlch Point): steady work
the year around for right men. See Super
Intendent. at works. ouper-
STENOGRAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERS, CLERKS
havs recognized the assistance that "Miss
Dean." of the Commercial Department at
Ledger Central, has been In securing sltua.
ttons of the better kind a service which the
Eublle cannot da without. "Miss Dean" has
oth the Interests of the employer and em.
ploys at heart, and can be depended upon at
the rltht time and place. This service Is of.
fered to you as a Ledger advertiser taks ad.
vantage of it Immediately If you are seeking a
position.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS Olris between 17
and 22. who are anxious to secure permanent
positions, with reflned. pleasant, home'
LABORERS for out-of-town work! account of'
N. lain." C Wr h0ur" A"W 88
LABORERS Oood wages. Apply Plsr 40 g.,,11,
Wharves, foot of Christian stf r 10, South
LINOTYPE OPERATORS wanted! LAsiipn"
fifth floor, 147 N. 10th lt."""- LAHHLR,
ACCOUNTING by expert, any kind nights and
holidays. I Oil. Ledger Central.
AGRICULTURAL student
huaUv. npriiilnm.H tn fa
tlon position, 1' 113, I-cdger Of lice
(llinlor) Htrnni,
husky, accustomed to farming, wants vaca-
ATTENDANT Reflned. oung Englishman.
Protestant, seeks engagement ns attendant
to young gentleman mentally deficient or sim
ilar position of trust for little time dally!
could be utilized for study, C, IB S. 20th (i
BOOKKEEPER High school graduate, now em:
ployed, desires to assume higher responBlblll.
ties; 7; years' business exp. F 858. Led. Cent
BOOKKEEPER.CABHIER. 3.1, best of ref. and
exo.l mod. salary. M 14.1. t.- r. ,
"OaHSSfiSu ??SJ ?5vCompetenttake full
...' "' "'Mf-.T" . jgug-r umce,
VRI.TfiW nATA-K-
03D. PKLTON AND OIHAnD AVE.
PHnwn iiwi.xrr.xyi- Vint rt-,4:'
- ""- siMi-imn 4 .111
.
uj uimr.n i-orinnm uarages steel or
stucco. On display 3031 N. 8th. Tioga 2084.
AUTO PAINTING
QUALITY based on experience Is the primary
consideration; don't deprive yourself of the
best when the pries is In your favor.
rhone Tioga 2702. Immediate service.
OEOROn W. PARVIS. JR.
1S21 Alrdrle st. (Broad above Erie).
On a co-operative plan. Fords cost 'only 13.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS ?J
SAFETY SPLIT COI.I.AI19 inif TOI
HANGERS nnd PILLOW DL0CKS.ll
nnisneu pan ann socket nearun. sil
best for all shafting purposes. SIUF
AND MACHINE WORKS. 14J NorOf
JAMES TOCO-'s I
Is In a hurry nnd demands tfce .rt
nave mem in atocK. aiilwauau
ERS. CHARLES BOND q0JlPA."i
rtrciiBt.
Imiuvn.ot ,MT t-nlllpURVr
Dynamos, motors, boilers, steam safe
glnes. pumps, air compressors
rinvfuv luiiau.t, inc.
137 H. MH-1
CONTRACTOR'S VARIETY WOODtfE
mane uy Am. saw Mill Mien. .r.,D?l
driven: good as new. Serfs"'.- t-K. '
nYNAKfOft. tnnlnni t.iA mh1n,n boTt S
and rented: armatures repaired I
Market 3003. Yearsley Co.. l'2lK..W-
SEVERAL HOISTINQ ENOINE8r.fa
work: equipped .with boilers. NUTWI !
.. mil pi. P
oah. lUsni.iNR n nn. ENQ1X5
UAH AND OIL ENQINE CU., Jl.
AUTO BEPAIBINO
SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES 1
"-,. w- -- ilJU Ol,
CYLINDERS REDOnED. new pistons and
rings furnished, weldings and brazing. H. B.
Underwood - Co.. 1023 Hamilton st.. Phlla.
AUTO SUPPLIES
-BEAniNGS-
CHAUFFEUR. married, wishes position: private:
Al Mfercncea (English). Apply. Chauffeur, 2
MACHINISTS Steady employment at satis fur.
tory wages! modern factory situated In h.7.i?S
furiocaflon: B-cent fare (rora'afd and MaVkst
sts. Only thoroughly competent men. applyin.
In peraon. will bo considered. ppiy;ng
NO WAR ORDERS
THE AUTOCAR COMPANY
Ardmore. Pa.
MAN. married, wanted on farm to liv. in
tenant house. Apply 337 H. L.",." .Vy' in
MATTRESS FINISHERS
SorkOvledneiK!nOo.26 N.' Mar.hill '
mechanics wantedTfIrstIjlXss-1-
imtttV&.rtrU,r.,.0L..Jw'l'
makers and laborers. Apply Wm ...
Baldwin locomotlv Worgs. Eddvs7nn.T'i?in'
MEN wanted for general farm and laborln
work, also meq to handle ho?si steady do?5
tlon far sober?. Industr ou. men. Apply In
K"FJ bj letter. U, K. MULFOW'co."
PETEYYes, Indeed! Thanks for the Compliment
"pV
CHAUFFEUR wishes position, private fam t B
yrs.' ezp.j good repairman. IgjJDe Lancer at
CHAUFFEUR, white, exp,. single. P?ot.. wants
poa.l i.uiiiitc prei jjugnest ref. 1411 N. WalisT
ii,ivniv, opcricntru as private secretary and
co,t ;,,Srk,.now employed, desires a change-
splendid references, 0 37 Iedger Central.
COOK Japanese, experienced, wants poTltio
prlvatafamlly!references. K..3U8 NT 18ih
EXECUTIVE. 33. accountanrand maTw.ercoit
lege man, now emploied In Nmr York diiu..
to return to Philadelphia: highest "references
as to ability and character. Address Execu
Nw York."4, Um 101' " W- 4 .".
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT"
with 40 ears' general business and office ex.
Kates- VTMffis$
H'10. LEDtiar OFFICE0""'
FLOltlST and Plant grower, all-around. eiDerL
.enced In greenhouses, reoalrlnc .Ali i,i.JS.rJ
wants position. 11 10, Ledger Offl. ---".
IARDENER Single, Protestant: long exneru
HToi3.i'dgerltl)ffrck' wfWS:
New Departure Service sta. The Owllllam Co.,
1314 Arch st. Ph. Walnut 8407. Race 80J.
AUTO TIBES
PULLMAN TIRES
Quaranteed . 8500 miles. Compare orleas.
,1.
URIM'S.
Broad st.
BUSINE-S OPPORTUNITIES
MUSICAL aNSTaUMEKIKl
183 CHICKERINa UPRIGHT PIAN0
HOWAItD VINCEtrMJ!
MAY VICTOR RECORDS NQW OM I
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OLD GOLD
OLD GOLD, silver, platinum, plat4
Btvlfl. ImivmIi,. ffh nlnfs DOUfQt
Eat. 18;
OLD OOLD Highest prices paid for fioS4
Platinum, pewler, FALSE TEETH, ewy
n. am B'i
CASH paid for diamonds, precious rto
platinum, falsa teeth. PhlladjIpbU I
ana uenning company. 12 a. i
PATENTS Sf,n! or our ' hook.
1 .. " "Patents and Trade-Marks"
Reasonable fees. Open Monday evenings until
8:30 p. ra. We will Iwlp you develop your
Invention. Advice free.
FOSTER & WEBSTER BUITB "
1011 Chestnut st. Bell ph.i Walnut 1B84.
COIMISSIOKT 1VI1 1 vni'S-
We are looking for a mill lo do commission
weaving for us: box loom work: T-lnch reed
!pa.cJ- i:'Jm.mun,0At? w"h manufacturer for
further details. Address I" B38, Ledger Cen-
CAPITAL DESIRED FOR NEW ' STYLE r
. T'. -. r-JX-f--irfc wfX 1UAU
121R
f1, XMMRjsgaFs
Chestnut (llalley Blda.) andl B. Bid.
PICTIIRH THRATIin flnKTI ' ..r -.tr-
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l-niia. locaiion; est. 8 years 1 crowded ntzhtlvr
worth 12500. UAHRIST. 2fll N. Broad. f
PATENT ATT0HNEj
VQT1 TIT lotion OTUrT 18".rj
Patents and S!-!!rS!J
Trade-Marka SMtSm
Ball Walnut 717.
WALTER DOOOLA
.T. Wii.TEn nntfaLASS
Tlilla-lnl.l. .M V.k .n.Hllll I
"" Washington otflcy."victe?'Biltot.
STORAGE
PENN STORAGE AND VAN CM
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ATr.AR KTnif 1 nvi uADFlinfrHB I
Paving, packing, shipping. rarP'.!
h. Baring 7B2 for estimate. WtiaJ
UeiiMM'o""o-ATJAnt1 .i-4lfs-K ifi !j
t.t movlnv, packing, ihlpplori wU
westphILa, monarch Btmig
WKRTPinr i' As.t-. tlaeblnr B P
WET PHILa! 8870 LANCAgXEga
Million Dollar Fireproof Building. .ROHJ
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