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IN THE PICTURES
A Question for Picture Theater
Managers Which Can Only
Be Answered by the Fans
-he result of tlin Kvenlng Ledger's
Tlmtoplajr Content I now known. The
nnnnlmons decision of the Judges will be
published In tomorrow' Erenlnr. Ledger.
When the feholoplfiy editor stepped out of
doors for a day1 oil he told his assistant
that hA tibn nnslatnnli would And "a. lend."
thnt is something to start Iho department
with, In tho news. But, as the country
papers often say, news nro scarce this
week. The chief Iterri, In fact, has been tho
-visit to Philadelphia of a Griffith star. Ot
that more later. But there have been some
Interesting- things In the theaters them
selves, and those things Are -worth thinking
about
What does the moving-picture fan think
about comedies? Every theater ndvertlses
its feature film five reels, mentions the
names of the star, "ftf tho producer, of the
director Many of them merely ndd "com
edy," as If the comedy vcro n filler. Is It?
Tho fact Is that a great number of per
fectly good fans go to the pictures because
they like the comedies and nro willing to
take a chance on liking the feature The
moving-picture enthusiast has definite likes
and dislikes. Thero nro "Metro-fans" who
do not care for Triangles nnd "Fox-fans"
who will not go round tho corner to sea a
Metro. There aro Drew-comedy enthu
siasts nnd Koystono-liostcrn and others.
They llko their particular brand of comedy
and would go miles to seo it. Of courso,
the Chaplin crowd is enormous, almost uni
versal. Now the point Is that the comedy Is
underplayed as an attraction. Tho writer
knows perhaps a hundred fans who travel
irom one end of tho city to another to seo
a iKeyntono, but they aro often compelled
to phone tho Triangle office to discover
whero a Keystone Is on. Many theaters
havo substituted n serial for the comedy,
and, while the serial has drawn a certain
patronage, tho comedy patronago has fallen
off.
Tako a special case. Hank Mann, In "His
Bread and Butter," was certainly one of
the greatest comody films ever put on. For
about two weeks It was seen horo and
thero and received complimentary mention.
If it is still being shown, and It ought to
run n year, no one can find out unless ho
happens to pass tho theater and Bees the
sign.
Another annoying thing Is that at both
central and neighborhood houses tho ticket
sellers aro utterly unconscious of tho pres
ence 'of comedies. You ask, Is Max Fig
man on today? They toll you no. Perhaps
you go in. Presently Max appears.
A Kttlo playing up of the comedy feature
would be good business, for the exhibitors
and would please, tho fans mightily.
The first showing of David W. Griffith's
"Intolerance" has been unfortunately held
over until Scptomber 5. Tho dato for Phila
delphia Is not yet announced. Mr. Griffith
arrives In tho East soon. ,
Theatrical Baedeker
FEATURE FILMS
STANLEY "Tho Stronger Love." with Vivian
Martin, a Fallaa-Paramount film, and regular
features.
AJICADIA "Hell-to-ray Auetln." with Wilfred
Lucas and Bessie Love, a Griffith-Triangle
111m, and other films.
PALACE "Common Ground." with Marin
Doro. a Famous Players-Paramount nim. and
a surrounding bill.
VICTORIA Friday- nnd Saturday. "CJod's Half
Acre," with Mabel Taliaferro, and "Laundry
Liz," with Fay Tlnchor.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S Sophia Tucker: Evi Taylor and Lnw
rrnco Orattan. In "Hocking tho Hoat": Bert
Lamont and hla cowboys: Franker Wood and
Bunco Wyde. In That's All Right"; Jean
Ilerzac'a Petit Indoor Circus; Mullen and
Rogers, in "Nlmhte Nonsense": Myrtlo Young
and Jessica Brown; Clarence Marks; the Lar
nods. In "Nonsense on Wheels," and tho Sells
Tribune Pictures.
GLOBE Charles Harris nnd Mattle Choate, In
"The Mayor and tho Manicure"; "The Girls
from Kokomo": Cutler. Hughea and Cutler. In
'"On a Doorstep": L'arlo and -Ilarletto: Jack
Reddy; Neluscn and Hurley; Mnbel Johnson:
Newport and Stlrk; Kono and Wagner, and
the Three Hedders.
CRAND Al White and Miss Trances; Dunbar's
Old-time Darkles: Hlbert and Meyers. In "A
Hobby Flirtation": Charlra Slato; tho aasch
Slaters; Degnau and Clifton, and moving pic
tures. CROSS KEYS D. J. Padden. In "Tho Phun
Phlenils": Ashley and Morzan. In "On the
Street": Marie Sparrow, comedienne; "The
Scoop," a comedy dramatic playlet: Fletcher,
Llbby and McCabe. In "The Measenger Boy,"
and Charles Thompson, Juggling ottering-.
Funeral of H. C. Disston Tomorrow
Funeral services for Harry C. Disston,
who died on Thursday, will be held at his
late home In Oak Park at 1:30 o'clock to
morrow afternoon. Interment will bo In
West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Tho serv
ices will be private. Mr. Disston was 49
years old, and a son of tho late Samuel
Disston, who was a brother to Henry
Disston, founder of the Disston saw firm.
He was a member of the Union League,
Lu Lu Temple, Columbia Club, Philadel
phia Yachf Club, Cedar Park Driving Club
nnd the Whltemarsh Country Club. He is
survived by a widow, Mrs. Carrie Disston :
his mother, Mrs. Samuel Disston; two
sisters. Misses Janet and Edne Disston, and
a brother, 3. Horace Disston.
Charles Ffrench
NEW -OHJ.C. Aug. 18. Charles Ffrench.
of Chicago, publisher of the Musical
Leader, Is llead from .injuries received in
a fall from' a. street car. Mr. Ffrench for
merly was a member bf the Irish Fellow
ship Club, a member of the Hoard of Edu
cation, and was a life member of the
Chicago Press Club. He came to this city
from London about 25 years ago. Mr.
Ffrench Is survived by his widow, four
daughters and two sons.
CoL William P. Cloogh
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. Colonel William
P. Clough, chairman of the board of di
rectors of the Northern Paclflo Railway,
with which he has been connected for
many years, died late last night In tho Pres.
byterlan Hospital. He was a close asso
ciate of the late Jtunea J. Hill during his,'
lonsr career aa railroad man and "empire
builder" and was one of his legal" ad--visors.
III Man Seeks Death
Because he was 111 and despondent, Wil
liam H. Dick, T3 years old. a Civil War
veteran, attempted suicide last night, ac
cording to the police, by cutting- his throat
three times with a razor. Ho was found
In his room, at 2020 Oxford street, and Is
In a critical condition at the Women's
Homeopathla Hospital.
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PRIZE-WINNING BABY
Kathryn Fitzgerald, of 1210 North
Twelfth street, Philadelphia, won
a pearl necklace, tho prize offered
for tho best dressed baby at a
recent Atlantic City baby show.
SHORE VISITORS ENVY
VENTNOR'S TENTED AND
SHADY BATHING BEACH
Blistered Atlantic City Folk
Would Welcome Conven
iences Provided South
of Their Haunts
GOLF COURSE FORECAST
ATLANTIC CITY, Auff. 18. Many visi
tors aro envylnc tho summer residents of
Ventnor durlnff tho bathing hours on Ausust
days when the Bun is sending down rnya
thnt blister and burn wherever they strike.
In that foshlonablo suburb of this city
bathing beaches are under city control,
shelter tents dot them and bathers loll
In their shade beforo or after a dip In tho
ocean without being burned to a crlBp.
No charge Is made for tho use of the so
tents. Swings, slides and see-saws nro also
provided for tho children, nnd tho life
guards, having only a short stretch of tho
ocean to cover, pollco the beaches ns well
as keep a watchful eye on bathers. In
this city bathers have to seek tho shnde
given by tho Boardwalk In case they want"
to rc3t where the sun will not strlko them.
Furthermore, bathers aro not welcome In
the reclining beach chairs if their suits be
wet. The beach front here is so valuable
and the popular bathing districts so
crowded every day in August that shelter
tents would bo out of the question.
Outdoor Bports here nro not confined to
tho beach, as many peoplo Imagine. Lovers
of tennis havo an opportunity to Indulge. In
their favorite game, as there aro a number
of public tennis courts which can bo rented
by tho hour or day. Many amateur matches
nro played every day on these, courts.
Oolf experts must Journey over to tho
mainland, either to the Country Club nt
Northflcld or to the Seavlew links at Abse
con. A number of visitors who aro experts
at golf have complained about the distance
they must travel to reach the courses, There
Is soma talk of establishing a pu'jllc golf
course on one of the made islands across
the thoroughfare opposite Chelsea. Though
tho projectors of this enterprise will make
a. chargo for tho uso of the grounds, it will
bo In tho shape of an admission fee and
not through club membership.
Philadelphia Shrinera Praised
Members of Lu Lu Temple, of Philadel
phia, who attended the Imperial Council
pilgrimage of 1916, Ancient Arabic Order
of tho Nobles of tho Hystlc Shrine, which
wan held in Toronto, Canada, last month,
received pralso for their activities and good
fellowship. "No man In Shrlnedom Is more
beloved than W. Freeland Kcndrlck,
Illustrious Potentate of Lu Lu Temple, of
Philadelphia," says the Toronto Dally
News.
IN MEMORIAM
CnOMMrn. In loving remembrance of my hus
band. WILLIAM CROMMIE, died August 18.
1011. WIFE.
OEOKGE. In memorlam SUSAN BRAZAO
GEORGE. August 18. 1S0B.
HARRIS. In loving- remembrance of our father,
ISAAC HARRIS, who died August 18. 1608.
HIS CHILDREN.
SWOYER. In memory of COLONEL J. 1C.
8WOYER. beloved father of Joseph D. and
Alfred P. Bwoysr, on his both birthday.
BARNARD. On August 17, 1016, at Wlldwood,
N. J,. Major CHARLES 8. BARNARD, hus.
band of the lata Sarah Barnard (nee lllckarda)
and father of Captain S, G. Barnard, of Bat
tery B. of Camden. N. J., aged 78 years.
Relatives and friends, also Senatus Lodge. No,
70. I. O. O. F., and all military friends, are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sun
day, at 3 p. m.. at his lata residence, 407
North 2d st., Camden, N, J. Remains may be
viewed Saturday, from I to 2:3U p. m at 410
West Juniper ave., Wlldwood. N. J. Interment
at Evergreen Cemetery. Camden.
BEECIIKR. On Ausust 17. 1010. at Pottsvllle,
Pa., SARAH A. BEECHER, wife of J, w!
Beecher, of Pottsvllle. Pa. Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend the funeral, on
Baturday, at 4 p. m.. from her lata residence,
Pottsvllle. Pa. Interment prlvata.
BLAItK. On August 10, 1810, LOUISE! 8.
STEAMBOATS
IDEAL FAMILY EXCURSION
Iron Steamer THOMAS CLYDE
To AUGUSTINE BEACH
100-MILE RIDE for 50c
STOPPING AT
rENNSOKOVK
CHESTER DAILY
WEEKDAYS ONLY
Only boat to AnruMlns Beach. Landing la
front of Grose. hour ?. the Beach. Hats
alt water bathing 800 sanitary bathrooms.
DANCING ALL DAY on boat A grounds. Plenty
tables, benches and shads. Artesian water.
Fare 3B4 50c Children ? 25c
Loaves Arch fit. IVbarf M:S0 A. U. Dally.
Sunday 0:00 A, 11.
JAUES E. OTIS. Ucr.. H AJtCll STUEET
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
Advertisements accepted only from clean,
wll-Yntl!atd theatsra
WEST PHILADELPHIA
EUREKA 0TH MARKBT fiT8.
WM. FOX Presents
Theda Bara "east LYNNE"
PARFlFM MD LANSDOWNE AVE.
IxAKJJJLri EVENING 8:30 TCV 11.
B,utnTtur" Louise Lovely in
"Bobble of the Ballet"
bOL'TH PHILADELPHIA
OT YMPIA BROAD AND
Tha miumntm M cODiort, tafetu and umim.
uu-utt a thf tnlmimun Jirlcs. MATS. DAILY.
TheSronlky
la H.OP, THJS
DBViL 3 SHEW"
EVENING
DEATH 8
npAKE (nee Stevenson), wife of Mordecat D.
lllake, aged 38 years. Relatives and friends,
also members or Kast baptist Church, nre In
vited to attend the funeral services, on Sat
uf'ay. l 2 P. m., at her late residence, 1212
East Columbia Ave.
BROWN. On Aunnt , 19, 1010. EMZAtJBTH
A., wife of Kdwnrd J, lirown and dauthter of
WilllAm and Catherine Itarr. ,. Ilelatlres and
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Baturday. at 8:30 a. m., from her late rest
tncv 235S w. Thompson at. High mais at
St, RMzabeth'a Church, at 10 a m. Interment
rrlvnte.
CARRY. On Ausust 15, 101ft. EDWAttD. hus
band of Ann Carey. .Relatives and friends,
and Holy Name Society of Et. Edward's
Church aro Invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday, nt S.SO n. m. from hla late resi
dence, BOO West Huntingdon street. Requiem
mass nt St. !:dwnrd-s Church, at 10 a. m.
Interment nt Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Au
tnmobllo funeral.
DAVIS. On Awtust 10. 1010. ELIZABETH,
wife of Joseph Uavls. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral erl. on
Snturtloy. nt 2 p. m,, at her lata residence.
..., icntii ni. interment at .Mcnon cemetery.
Auto service.
OARIHNglt. on Aujrust 17, 1010' at the Pres.
!l !$?." 1,0.T for Widows nnd Single Women,
KATID. widow of Join Gardiner, aired S3
s'f?r"i nlatles nnd friends aro Invited to
attend tho funeral irvlrcs, on Saturday, at 2
p: m .,.ft,.tl3r..?lo.m.e B9lh "t. and Oreenway
;ye.. West Philadelphia. Interment at .Mount
Morlan Cemetery.
"vTn" 0ni,Auu:k..1.T.,19lBi nt Dundale.
Vlllanova. Pa.. ANNtK rv iiATmr
,,'i,HOOI.';0.1 August 10, 1DI0, at Magno la.
N. J AHDIi: I,., nlfo of W. F. Haywood.
Notice of funeral later.
"'iT'VT,0". August 15, into. HARRY, hus.
band of Katie Hefner, aged IS years. Rela.
tlvcs and friend;, nlso. Diligent Council No,
l,7 ? J1 A. Jf., nnd Uunrd Association of
Diligent Council. No. 4. and. Col. Hawkins
Cniinell, No. 2nn, roresters of America, nre
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Hat
urdny. at 2 p. in., at his lata residence. 2S11
... 1,-e bi. inierment ai ureenmount i;em.
etery. Remains may be lewcd on Friday
cvenlrir.
Hi:ilMA.N. On August 13. 1010. JENNIE H
wife nfC, Hermann. Relatives nnd friends
nro Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Monday, nt 2 ti. m . nt tho Oliver It. Hair
HulldliiR-, 1820 Chestnut at. Interment pr.
ate.
Kinil'. On August 10, 11)10, nt Darby. Pa..
UEOROn IIBNIlY Kli.MP. Sr., aged 00 jea'sl
!.,:,.. ti nnu irieniis or tno rnmuy nro in
llwl to attend the funeral serices, on Satur
day. August 1U, at 1 p. m nt tho Mount
felon A. At. i:. Church. Darby, Pa. Interment
nt llden Cemetery.
LEVY. On August 10. lniO. nt Atlantlo City.
f. J.. MtCHAKI, A., son of Esther nnd tho
Into Angel I,evy. Relatives nnd friends, alo
National Lodge. No. 12, K. and A. M. : Jit.
ernon Chnpter. No. 3. 11. A, M., of Wash
ington. D. C. : Court General Lnwlon, No. 232,
I-oreslers of America: emplojea of Immigra
tion Stntlon nt Gloucester, N. J., nnd all othor
organlzitlnns of which ho was n member, nre
Invited to attend tho funeral servlcos, on Sun
day, nt 2 P. nt. precisely, nt tho residence of
his mother, 1032 French st. (17th and Susque
hanna avo.) Interment nt Aclnth Jeshurun
Cemetery. Washington and Daltlmore papers
Pie ISO copy.
MrCitOSNIX. On August 10. 1010. BEATRICE
MrCltOSSI.V (nee Ran), widow of Jnmca Me
Crossln. Relatives and friends, also Leaguo
of Sacred Heart, aro Invited to attend the
funeral, on Saturday, nt H.3C) a. in., from her
mother's residence. 4!on Market St., West
Philadelphia, Solemn mass of requiem nt
Church of St Francis de Sales, 1U a. m.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
l'lEI'EIt. On August 10. 101(1. MART A
widow of Herman J Tleper, Uclntlves and
friends nro Invited to nttend the funrnl. on
Monday, nt 8 30 n. m from her lata real
denee. 33 North 07th st. High mass at Our
SUMMER RESORTS
Located hich on
in the midst of an
WMwMW SWARTHMORE, PA.
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T&r.MiKH
Ample porches. Table unexcelled. Canoeing, tennis,
dancing a'nd other recreations. The best resort for
families. Good Commutation.
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THE lEADlNGnESORTHOTELOF THE WORLD I- STONE HAItBOR
slfellaVtVVIV4AMIV xlrIIIlvll crahblne and boatlnK. Reosonablo rentals.
.TT A-wrr-" 'l'l' v XT T moderato hotel rates, neautltul booklet.
ATLiANTIC ClXY.W.tjr. lco SIcCRAVKN, Boroush Clerk.
OWNERSHIP MAMAOEMIiNT. - - r - - -
JQ8IAH WHITE B.SON8 COMPANY I WJLUWOOD. N. J.
" ?AVnV Beach front: unnlns water; prlvata
l.CBTSS-,rt-s.lM,rie city 3fx mi hath Cap 200 Auto. W H Qersfl
KOS Set a TeW Standard Wx1VJjIAjUIA runnlna water. Auto serv
ofservice,comfortx.beauty ice f. j. flqyd.
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TjTTTT T TTDO 11110-1? Reasonnble rotes Mrs Cnlvln Satterlleld
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Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Advertisements accepted only from clean, well-ventilated theaters
Wiw&f
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
BELOW 10TH
WM. DESMOND in
"LIEUTENANT DAl.'NY"
A T3-M I r 8SD AND THOMPSON
APOLLU MATINEE DAILY
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
r a-J n "A Q UTTER
Fannie Ward maqdalene"
rtrt HinMT 82 ABOVE MARKET
BELMUN 1 Mats., 1:30 A 3:30. 10a
Dustin Farnum in flThe Virginian"
ABOVE MARKET
-Tr A D 00TH AND CEDAR AVE.
CEDAK PARAilOVtfT THEATER
PARAMOUNT PRE8ENTS
r1 r .1:U In "THE MAKINO
Edna vioouncn of maddalena"
FAIRMOUNT
20TH AND ,
OIRARD AVENUE
,n.n.nft noropvpfl
Tmevra FENWICIC tn "The Child of Destiny"
"SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE"
FRANKFORD nKmsxm
JOHN M.AONndnAZELAWN in
Added. CHARLIE CHIAPUN In "ONE A.,M."
56TH ST. Theater MAS?
nOVAI.D BRIAN In "THE BMIinai.ERS"
MAX FiailAN In "MICROBES" Comedy
rt.n.nn AVENUE THEATER
CalKAKL 7XH AND OIRARD AVENUE
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
Pauline FredeHck - 'l$&l
IRIS THEATER
3148 KENSINGTON
AVENUE
n.ti t.1. In "GLORIA'S
JbiUie Durite romance- no.
10
All-Star Cast In "Tho Billionaire"
JEFFERSON
29TH AND DAUPHIN
STREETS
IVAN FILM CO. Presents
PAULA SHAY and MIONON ANDERSON In
WW"niBClTt OF ILLUSION-
LAFAYETTE S9M JSS&tk?
MOLUE KING in
THE SUMMER OIW."
f XT KTWX3 FORTY-FIRST AND
LJVA.1-E1. LANCASTER AVENUE
Donald Brian The 51,..
I IRFRTY BROAD AND
L 1 1J Li IV 1 X COLUMBIA
METRO PICTURE CORP Presents
Lionel Barrymore in The Quitter
THE followlnr theaters obtnln their pictures throucli the STANLEY Booking
Cnninunr. which Is n cuurantre of eurlr show Ins of the finest urodurtlons.
All i"l?tureJ r"lee before exhlhlllon. A.k for the Ihenter In your locality
obtalnlne pleffrei "throurt the STANLEY HOOKINO COMPANY.
mtiiiiiiiiiiiumiirminift,......Miuuiiiiiiiiiiinintiiiiinmi,
LEDGER-PHIIADteLPHIA", FRIDAY, rAUGTJBT 18, 1916.
riEA-nts
Lad Of Vletory Church, at 10 a. m. Inter
ment at Holy Cress Cemetery,
Rfilll. On August 17. 1010. REOINALD M.,
son of Reginald M. nndaTennls O. Held, and
nrandson of Sylvester C. and Jennie Arm
strong, aged 2 months IT days. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Saturday, nt p p. m. precisely, at
tho residence of his grandparents. 272S wood
st Interment nt Mount Morlah Cemetery.
niTTENlIOURE. On August 10. 1010. WIL
LIAM RITTENHOUSB, aged 78, years. Rela
tlves and friends nre Invited to attend the
funeral without further notlco. from his late
residence. Main ,ml White Hall. Norrlstown,
Pa , Saturday, the 10th Inst., at 2:30 p. m.
Interment nt RUeralda Cemetery.
BCHOrSTAT.L." On August 17, 1D10. HARRY
A , youngest child of Charles 11. nnd Jehiils
D. Bchofstalt, nged P months. Relatives and
friends nro Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Saturday, at 1.30 p. m . from his
father's residence. 2B22 North Myrtlewood st.
Interment private.
WATSON" On August 10, 101(1, entered Into
rest ROtlKRT WATSON, husband of Anna
M, Watson. In his 80th year. Services will
bo held on Saturday afternoon, nt 2 o'clock
precisely, at his late residence. 2.142 West
Pago street. Interment strictly private.
.LOST AND FOUND
UUACELET Lost. Thursday, August 10, black
onyx fleslblo bracelet, mounted In gold. Lib
eral reward If returned to J. E. C.llawell &
io.t iiii ynesinut.
CERTIFICATE OF MEMI1ERSHIP Certificate
of membership No. 702 In tho Commer
cial Exchange of Philadelphia In the namo of
John Gardiner haMng been lost, nntlco Is
hereby given that application has been mads
for a now certificate.
JOHNOARDINER. ,
TIRE -Ixist. Empire tire, on rim. 34x4, between
Wlldwond, Tucknhoe. N. J. Howard. Placon
tlno, 170.1 Carpenter St., Philadelphia.
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Henry. W. H. Allen. Miss Flora I
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H. W. Mllchamn. Charles Mnlue, L. B, Bcho
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER, quick and nccurnto: ablo to
take off statement: stato nge. experlenca and
salary desired. "D, L,," P. O. Box 3443.
CIHLDNURHE wanted, experienced, Protestant,
uhlto Address W. W., 1214 Commonwealth
Blrlg., Philadelphia..
CLERK Young lady, 18 to 21 years: experi
ence unnecessary; must bo high school grad
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Ridge avo. nboo Allegheny
Falls of Schuylkill.
SUMMER RESORTS
the bank of old Crum. Creek and
apple orchard. Beautiful' 'crounds.
JJ'. Al. SUHUltSLiEY.
,
...vNJ9.T.FonAi,?.,cq.. liyu
re Shipbuilding Co., Ed. E. Dey. The Fair
Ik Co.. L. J. 11 lletdeaux. J. a. Illsrhnrr.
rink A . Ifilvkln. Mlt. .T.bh Pl.n,
8odm Grmmm
LOGAN THEATER 4810 Ntn0AD
Banche Sweet the'upe,,
LOCUST
B2D AND LOCUST
Mats., 1:30 and 3:30, 10c.
Eves., 0:30, 8. 0:30. 13e.
Irene Fenwick ,n "A c,"cn?DESTINT..
Market St. Theater ""Ite?"
WORLD FILM CORP, Presents
Alice Brady in "Miss Petticoats"
PALACE 12H MAnKET STREET
Marie DoroComrnonGround
PAPIcT KIDGB AVE. A DAUPHIN ST.
rlr. MAT., 2jlB. EVa 0:45 to IL
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
Louise Huff in "Destiny's Toy"
PRINCESS wl$gBr
RED FEATHER FEATURES Present
Dorothy Davenport ln "T,0Slg0I&.
'
RTAT TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
llU. IKJ AT TULPEKOCKEN ST.
Frank Keenan and Enid Marlcey in
"THE PHANTOM"
RIIR V MARKET STUEET
w " BELOW TTH STREET
WiUie Collier, Jr. lo "r"CALl'.aLE
BILUE BURKfj la "Gloria's Romance' (11)
SAVOY ""sUu?
BLl'EBIRD FEATURES Present
Ella HaU '" "E EVB AFFAm
TJQQ A 1TTH AND VRNANGO ST3.
Pauline Frederick ,n obtw60nralrde5
Paramount Bray Cartoons. Musty Suffer Comedy
VICTORIA VMfSv'S-varra
Mabel Taliaferro ta 'Ktr acre-
FAY TINCHER la "LAUNDRY LIZ"
5TA1MT FY vakkst abovejoth
OlAlNUvl II tin A 11 t 11 ilS P.M.
VIVIAN MARTIN in
THE STKONGER IXIVB"
HELP 'WANTED FEMALE
Continued from IftctAino Column
COOK and downstairs work, Protestant pre
ferred: reference required: seashore until Oc
tober; Oermarttoivn permanently, ,Call Room
. 205 008 Chestnut i.
COOK. experleneedTirall brancnea of cooking!
Oerman preferred: small family. Telephone or
write to Mrs, Thomas Rpyal.Uevgn.ra. ,
FINISHERS on men's neckwear. Huihes A
liramey CO., mm iron m.
FOLDER Experienced folder on wedding sta
tlonerys only these accustomed to flrst-clnss
work need apply. The llalley. Hanks & Riddle
company. 121 Hansom si., muriii hw.
OIRLS Wanted, by. September 8. 2 "Perlenced
Protestant girls, to do entire work of "mail
house In suburbs. 4 In family: 't"' J
mother and dtughter preferred: wages 1(1 and
T give references. Address It 4u5, ledger
Central.
CURLS over 10 years wanted for light worki
no experience necesstryi J3 week paid while
learning. Apply 311) N. sza at.
UIIU
RLS wanted from 10 to 18 years of age Ir
light manufacturing place. Apply at Smith
Ramsey Embroidery Co., 1040 Market.
QRISWOLD WORSTED CO.
DARBY, PA.
StaAlng.up new machinery. Want Jlrjt wed
wages: steady work, and will pay while learn
ing. HOUSEKEEPER, working. In small flrat-class
boarding house: -noderato salary first year
good, permanent homo to reliable Person:
state age nnd references. P 010. Ledger
Office. .
HOUSEWORK, general: neat girl for general
housework in suoiirusj uo "( '" "
wages
10. Meet employer Friday nfternoon,
, n08 tihestnut st.,Roon203.
o'clock.
HOUSEWORK Protestant girl for Bwartn-
more; small family; no launary, no cnamoer-
work; wages to perweck. H820,LedgerOff.
HOUSEWORK, general, white, for suburbs! ref-
erence required. H 82., Ledger Off Ice.
HOUSEWORK, general, small family! no laun-
dry. 11 830. Ledger Office,
LACE MENDERS, experienced. Apply John
BromleyjtSon, Jhlgh nvo. belowFront. ,
LADY dictaphone operator and stenographer: ex
perienced, salary U" per monin. advancement
permanent, .u 4i. lncrv.enirni.
MAN AND WIFE, white; wife, cook: man. but
ler and houseman. Phono 1332 Ardmors, or
apply 2W Glenn road. Ardmore. r
NtTllHE WANTED! BE8TREFERENCES RE-
QUIRED. APPLY OERM.NTOWN1B01W.
SALESLADIES, experienced, wanted In cloak
nnd suit department. Apply M. SlUcrman &
Son.N. W. corner lh nnd South. ,
SHOES Experienced help wnnled In packing
room. Seventh floor, 318 N. 12th.
SHOES Experienced tip fixers wanted. 313 N.
12th. seventh floor. ,
STENOGHAPHER. experienced only: must ho
nent and hnvo fair education: state nge, experl-
riice oml nalnry.H8.10, LedgcrCentral.
STENOGRAPHER Young'lndy with some exp.s'
slnte nge. exp.. ref. Address P. O. Box 1840.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions ns operntors to In
telligent oun women between 18 nnd 22
years old: salary Jfl a week whllo lenrnlng,
with rapid advancement: a steady position
assured, with plcasint surroundings and un
usual opportunity of promotion. Apply In
person to tho Bell Telephone Company's opera
tors' school, 4W1 Market St., dally between
R:.10 a. m. nnd 8 p. m., Monday, Tuesday and
Friday oenlngs between 7:30 nnd 8:30 o'clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, local and long dis
tance, experienced. Applv Keystone Telephone
Company. 13.1 S 2d st.. Room 403.
WAITRESS, Protestant, competent: small adult
family on Main Line. Phono Merlon 421.
WOMAN, reflned, rdumtcd. to learn expert cor
set fitting, will teach nnd employ permanently.
Tho Hpln-JU Shop. 1H1S Cheatnutat.
WOMAN wanted, settled. Rood rook, neat house
keeper; referencn required. II B32. Id. Off.
WOMEN Tho eastern manaser of n larito Chl
caixo corporntlon wishes to meet 2 or 3 women
between 2n nnd 40 with the equivalent of hlith
school education nnd free to travel; those hired
will bo clen Rood, permanent proposition which
offers unusunl opportunity to n qualified
woman; clvo nee. education, previous experi
ence nnd phono number In first letter. Address
QS IS-JLedcer Central.
WOMEN for kitchen work. Apply timekeeper's
ofHreBellevue-Strntford Hotel.
YOUNQ LADY wanted for downtown resles
tnto office; good reference; knowledge of ate
nocrnphy preferred. P n02. Ledger Offlco.
YOUNO WOMAN for etendy position. Miller's,
4S2 lork ae.. between 4th and 8th below
Noble. .
fienernl
TEACHERS WANTED, hlah nnd erodes- irnnd
salary. NATIONAL TEArHERR' AOENCY,
n. H. COOK. MANAOER. 327 Perry Bulldlnc
HELPWANTED MALE
ADVEItTlKlNO SOLICITOR for n-wsnaner: ex-
nerlcnred. nRBressle. unod habits: references.
Tho News Journal, Ijincastcr. Pn.
BOY. brlKht, Intelllitenl. not under 10 years of
nue. minted In InrKe merranflle establishment.
Reiily In own hnndwrltlnit to B 133. Ledger
Office.
BOY for office work'ln mercantile. store:"ahout
111: chance for ndvnncoment: nlvo references
lnjetter. M US, Ledger Central,
BOY -Wanted, brlcht liov for lnsurnncn offlce.
Bullillnirlth.nnd Walnut sts.
.T.'i. "'urievani lornorntion. Jlanhattan Life
BOY for office work, 111 years or ovor.
nnlv
Philadelphia Flro Underwriters'
Association.
en a, -1111 si.
BOY waited, nbout 10, for Keneral work. lnrsB
!P".HIPnfe .ofrlc"i.APPly. In own handwriting,
1 1)01). Idser Office.
BOYS WANTED
Ofllco.
near 10, P 01
Ledger
CABINET-MAKERS, cnod. wanted,
son St., Buffalo. N. Y.
712 Jeffer
CARPET LAYERS Wanted 3 thoroughly first.
class union enrpet l.ners for Wnshlnstnn. D.
U.. for senson of 17 weeks. Apply P 007.
1-edKcr Offlco.
CLERK Younir man WHnted In larito merenn
lllo offlco; one who has had some offlco ex.
perfenre. Anplv In nun handwrltlnc with
references, ft 131. Ledtcr Office.
DRAFTSMEN on dls work: first class, thorough
ly experienced men; excellent salary to com
petent men. P. O. Box fi80l. Phlla.
ERRAND BOYS living In West Philadelphia
and C.ermantown: also boy to make himself
useful In Jewelry shop: rhanro for advance,
ment for Ruod boy; brine reference. Rear 1123
Chestnut st.
FARM IABORERS wanted: Rood wages and
advancement for stendv mn. Apply In ner
yon or by letter. II. K. Mulford Company,
Ulenolden. Pa.
FIREMAN
LOCOMOTIVE EXPERIENCE
APPLY BALTIMORE Ik OHIO RAILROAD
FREE LABOR BUREAU
510 S. 11TH ST.
FOREMAN AND IYER-OIIT. capable man.
experienced In portable boilers: general steel
platp and welded work preferred: give full par
ticulars, stating age. where last employed
and salary first letter. Tho Columbiana Boiler
Co.. Columbiana. O.
HAMMERMEN. HELPERS, ETC., WANTED,'
PRESSMEN AND HELPERS FOR 1000.TON
STEAM HYDRAULIC PRESS: OOOD WAOFS
AND STEADY WORK. APPLY
PHILA. RTEEL AND VORdR CO.
MILNOR AND BLEIGH STS., TACONT.
I
. I
HOG YARD .MEN. WHITE OR COLODER. TO
handlo grain-fed hogs. Apply In person or by
letter. H. K. Mulford Companyt Olenolden. Pa'
HOSIERY BOARDERS: stejdy work and "pay
pnnd as any. Wallace Wl son Hosiery Co
4335 Orchard .at. Frankfprd. """ --t
LAMORERS. SKILLED Soldersrs, 12.21 psr
day of 8 hours, mora on ol tee work; cltlisns.
ages 20 to S. Apply Frankford - Arsenal!
preferably In person. " "
LABORERS wanted: steady work) good wages
Apply Wm. Foster. 1208 N. 31st st. we1'
MACHINISTS Wanted all-around outs'ld men
Apply at once. Camden Shipbuilding CompTny;
head of otn St.. Camden.
1 MACHINISTS All-around mechanics for new
and repair work wanted .In paner mills. Bridga
and Thompson sts., Bridesburg. Pa. "-
MANAGER for high-class apartment hotel ISO
irro; E.UdVer,la.ntre.X.ri,en" "ni "'""
MELTERS Two experienced ineltors for IB-ton
acid open hearth furnace; tilting type; oil burn.
lng. Apply to Watsrtown Arsenal. Watertowii
Mass.. stating experience, references and
wages desired.
MEN. 10, wanted, to learn the sausags and
pork packing business, 22c per hour.
m ,.n..., mu. .., w Wf uuur. audi.
Apply
auto wcr
ermantown ave.
MEN Wanted laborers und locomotive cleaners'
P. R..R. Co.Call 1711, Filbert it.
MEN wanted for heavy oulsldo work;-steady
wk: good wajes. Ap. Wm. Foster. 1203 N. 81st.
PIECERS AND CREEL BOYS WANTED FOR
NIOHT WORK. APPLY THOMAS WOLSi
TENHOLME SONS CO.. FHANKFORD
AVE. AND WESTMORELAND 8T,
SALESMAN EXPERIENCED TWINE SALES.
MAN. PREFERABLY ONE CARRYING LINE
OF PAPER. TO HANDLE LINE OF liloil
ORADB POLISHED TWININO. GOOD
PROPOSITION: COMMISSION BASIS: REF
ERENCE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. '
B 203. LEDQER OFFICE
SALESMAN wanted Concern representing sev
eral Iron foundries want a man acquainted
with buyera.of Iron castings la this territory;
advlss experience and salary wanted. ( (i
Ledger Central. "
SALESMAN tor good motor truck stock. UUral
cou tlaslon paid. Call 9;SQ to lit. 010 Stock
ElOMBjlfdlg.
SALESMAN with S00 rutj m auto specialty
buslaesa, shares. H 041, dsr CentraL
HELP WANTED MATiE
Con f In bM jfro meeoiCo 5
SHOES Experienced tip fixers wanted, Seventh
floor. 315 N. 12th. .
STENOGRAPHER, 20 to 25 years of wlh,
Imokkeeplng experience: s'v '.''ucatlon. exper
ience, reference and age. M 040, Ledger Cent.
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, experience
with bond or stock house preferred, n .08,
Ledger urnee.
STENOGRAPHER Wanted, young man for per
manent .position! good chancn for. en""
ment. Apply flS Stephen Glrard llulldlnsr.
STENOGRAPHEn Young man. Mplnner, mat),
ufacturers' of.; slate age: ref. P. O. Box ir40.
TEACHERS, second and third "ls'Cn!"LV.V
boro High School: term. 10 ,mon,lJ"!,.nL?,r.y
$780 and 10.10 per annum. W. W. Wllgus,
President Board of Edncatlon.
WA8IHtOOM" men wanted: steady "nP1"''!"?'
nnd advancement for.good workers. Appls in
person or b letter, if. K. Jtulford Compnm,
Cllenolden, Pa. -
WATCHMAN, night, one understanding lollerj.
Apply John Bromley & Sons, Lehigh avo. be
low front.
YOUNG MAN wanted to learn restnurnnt busi
ness: about 21 years old: must make neat ap
pearance, good education and, be capibie or
dolngclcrlcalwork.H 451,Irfdger Central.
YOUNG MAN foretall paTnt store: must be ex
perienced. 11 4S7. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN as billing clerk! slate experience
nnd salary expected; PfiOO. Ledger Of nce
WE 8TILL NEED moro reliable young men te
learn steel sash making: men who have work
ed at ornamental Iron work, blacksmltnint.,
bolter making, cither as helpers or mechanics,
can easily learn: will pay 12 while learning:
can make $20 rer week when proficient: state
age and exp. Add. II, M P. O. Box 3500.
flenernl
TWO good bookkeeping positions. $13: several
excellent clerical positions open: bank clerk,
$18: elderly mnn for bank. $lif) month; 2 time
clerks, $83 month: comptometer operators, jr.ds
foreman for bines foundry: foreman for mi
dline shop: Instructor for boja' school: ex
pert carpenter; also meson, Business Servlco
Company, 1301 Land Tltlo Bldg.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER. 15 years' experience, opablo of
talcing entire ehnrgei permanent. position de
sired: best referenco. II 4.111, I.eilger Central.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress wnnt plnccs
together. Call Boom 201, 008 Chestnut st.
GIRL wants position ns Cook, prlvato family.
Address -IPS. Hten'on ne., Qermantown.
HOUHEKEEPEIl, working. . small family: no
laundry: refer Address i'.iia norm sum si.
SI-CRETARY-STI-NOOltAPHER; collego grad
uate, good business nhlllty, wishes position
whero intelligence nnd Initiative aro required
nnd rewarded. II 47, Ledger Central.
SECllETARY-STENOaRAPHEIl Young lady,
10 years' exp.. desires position whero efficiency
Is nppreclated: present salary 122, Tioga 0300.
STENOGRAPHER wishes pos. Address Miss II.
L. McKay, S. Mildred st.,Charloatown, W.Vo.
STENOGRAPHER. 2 years'" experience; neat nnd
nrcurate; beat references, H 4B, I-ilger CenL
STENOGRAPHER, 2 yearn' exp.; good knowledge
of bookkeeping; til). II 41). Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, general offlco work: 7 years'
exp desires permanent pos, II 43. Led, Cent.
YOUNG WOMAN, reOned, desires position In
prlvnto family (n Germnntown, 3 or 4 hours
a day; willing tn mnkn herself, generally use
ful. II 827, Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
IITIMIVTIVT.
-Man, 2." cirs. wishes position
ns auditor or rnnfldentlnl assistant tn nenern'
-ni
manager of progressive concern; thoroughly
famlllnr with every phasn of business Includ
ing accounting, management, systematizing.
ctc; bestof Jef ; llfiOO II 1140, Ledger Cent.
ARTIST Cnmmerrlnl nrttst. with ndv, agency
experience, wnnls part time engagement,
q 7.'S, ledger Central.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, grad. of
U, of P. Wharton School, wishes to connect
with corporation ns accountant or offlco man
nger: excellent references. II 4 10, Led. Cent.
CHAUFFEUR, white, single. t2 years' experi
ence; 7 -icara' flrst-clnss referenco: make all
repairs. II 828. Ledger Offlce. ,
CHAUFFEUR desires position with private
fnmlly In country; handy ubnut placo; Amerl
ran. experienced, abstainer. II 1112, Led. Cent.
CONVEYANCER, young mnn. 21. law school
graduate, with scleral xc.irs' nrnctlcnl ex
nerlencc desires change of position. B 135,
Ledger Offlce.
COOlC-lll'TI.ER Jnnnnesn couple, flrst-clnss for
small fnmlly. It 04.1. Ledger Central.
OARDENER. married, no family, nge 30: IS
years' experience In garden, lawn and green
house, work; can furnish best of references; not
nfruldof work. Led. Brnnch. lluatleton. Pa.
MEN. 2. want positions, 'auto wnshlng. 1101
Lawrence at.. Camden. N. J.
SALES ENGINEER, with successful record
technical, commercial, exccutlie nbllltv, seeks
larger Held than present connection offers. If
342, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN Young nun, 24; energetic, "good
education: will start low In concern offering
advnnccmnt: references. H MD. Ledg. Cent.
SALESMAN, road nnd city experience, wishes
to make new connection. H fl.12. Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, cashier nnd clerk. 10. R. R.
ep.. desires position commercial firm; diligent
nnd ambitious; lift, H 433. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. 2.1. with thor. bus. training nnd
best refs., desires oppor. : experienced In office
work credits, collections, advertising, corre
spondence, etc.; mod. salary. O 841. Led. Ccn.
YOI'NG MAN. 21. desires pos. with merchan
dising house, whero there Is chance for adv.:
employed at present H 332. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. 23 wishes position: II years' ex
perience In stenography and general offlce
ork.H 4.11. Ledger Central,
OIRARD COLLEGE graduate. 2.1. ambitious, en
ergetic, desires to change from accounting de.
partment to selling or production; will leave
town If good Inducements, It 3.17, Led. Cent.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
PROTESTANT, nnd Catholic chambermaids,
waitresses, liundresses. chlldnurses, general
housework glrla wish positions. Sirs. Kane.
fillSjqtU st. Phono Spruce 3401.
NK'HOf.LS' 102(1 Bnlnhrldge: romp, male and
female help: nil nationalities supplied and
wanted. Phone locust 2130.
AUTOMOBILES
For Salo
LOOK OVER
OUR
USED CARS
Before you decide. They are really BIG
VALUES. Taken In partial payment for
"NEW PAIOB CARS."
Each Is a genuine bargain.
101B PAIOE Fairfield 0-4fl.
11)1,1 PAIGE Glrnnood I..1H.
HUH PAIGE Roadster 11-40.
1013 CHALMERS.A-passenger.
1014 CAD1LLAI' Ilnudster.
11114 ARHOTT-DETROIT.
1U12 CADILLAC B-passenger.
1013 I.OCOMUOILB IMS.
1011 IMPERIAlk
1013 MITCHELL.
1D13 CHALMERS, blue body.
1011 BUICK. .
11114 OAKLAND. '
1014 STUDEBAKER.
101.1 KRIT.
HUPP-YATES Electrlo Coupe.
BRHJIDW-WILLEY
MOTOR CO,
304 N. Broad St.
Ask for S. 8. Rodgers.
AUGUST WHITE SALE.
PACKABD, 80-H, P!. T-passenger touring! bar
gain. .
SIMPLEX. 4-80, 7.passenger touring.
WINTON, -cylinder, 7-passenger,
PACKARD. 80-H. P.. 7-passenger limousine.
PANHARD limousine: bargain. '.
LOCOMOBILE landaulot. 80-H. P 7-passenger:
bargain.
WHITE, 40-H. P., T-pasaenger touring.
TRUCKS.
AUTOCAR, 1V4 tons,
WILCOX, delivery,
THE WHITE CO.
218 NORTH BROAD STREET.
L. 11. O'NEAL. USED CAR DEPARTMIVP
BELL. SPRUCE 1003t KEY., nAC mif '
DEPENDABLE
UBED CARS
now In stock must be moved to make' room
for new cars coming. room
1010 COLE 8 Touring
1013 COLE 30 TourKr.
IS UvELWurTnT"-
8 5 &TiroAaNKT,.lSSS Tour,n-
1013 C1IAIERS Toirtni.
L. S. BOWERS COMPANY
COLE
GRANT
23-2 N. Broad st.
E-M-F
idd5cn,Sui'p
!3ftST.-W
T.ffmfC1t.TnA
PrtgFrwa 1800 .'"ocJmo'bYt,1 .hlr
23t', Market .. t
. U. A J1KB. Mgr. Exchange o-p'O.
so-:
IBlwaw
wit:
tAllln.4
tirta. nrlrte lTryi
rims; sqo4
23H Market st '""-
U. A. aS?.K; If-. Ewh.r&'V
lttCOMQBIl5
AUTOMOBILES
For Sals
Continued jrom Precertfni coli
Ptl?.nrn
B.flfl. w Ih specUl A-paa-cnger tourln. v-
electric lights and generator, side Tsear&i&1r
demountable, rims, good tires! m Si'-,
powerful and speedy rar: t700. mWr,
, , . LOCOMOBILE
2314 Market st. lM..t ...
n. a. jtiniia. Mgr. Exchange ca, ft.D'
mrmit .innn,.,
0-38
700.
excellent condition) Brles
1.0CO.MOBILE
0914 UtorV-f . . .. 9
IL A.JE.VK8, Mgr. Exchange Ca7ei?0' "?i
POPE-HATtTFOItD. 1013"---Ji
Equipped with clectrle llgnts and star.,. 1 1
splendid mechanical cond tlon: Ifluo " "tail
II. A. JEMKa. MsT.ExehangTcar i;(
We htve n few cheap enra of which th v.. , ' J
would bo very suitable for truck or V.hI"' ?
work or any Kina: aon't ran to corns i ."!
look them over If you want somethln. .f'
bargain price for, del I very purposes,
LOCOMOBILE
somethlnt at
noses.
2314 Market St. Locutt it,
. H. A. JENKS, Mgr. Exchango CaV ".1l'
CADILLAC,
iiuiiav 1 suit (.iniiiiiK cir avrrhMt)i iT
painted: full equipment! pr ce islo IrWls
XLES CORPORATION. 1 la k Vlroad S?J
'
CADILLAC. 1013 model. .-passeneriSKr ;
car in a. j snapo. call after aao Z .
Preston 48-nl W.
P. m, 1
ln excellent shape, mechanically perfect i? i
sacrifice. ' "l
liuraumiiii, as2 N, Broid il '
SENOER TOURING CAR.M.f7
nn - lit - iVtV PeriMt
1015 O-PASSENOER
condition. 1800. or will coralaer good 'fHl
estate equity. Wninut 3001. ,Ma Ml
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN-
r ft--.,. t.i
.if: --yi-1'. .V'.'.o
AMU
AUTOS wanted for parts. Philadelphia Ahi.-1
Parts Co.. 823 N. 13th st. Park it is
ATJTO LIVERY AND QARAQE3
CALL WOODLAND 973
for tho highest prndo automobil
service in Philadelphia.
Positively tho larscst and beif. '
-.-.mU:1-m J-- TT.-WTXTt1r Ti ft T.n.-JL?- J
tV, muu Jfiuvi'la '
r incst, equipment to ue lound,
INDEPENDENT TAXICABCO 1
2429 N. PROAD ST. '. H
AUTOMOBILES OF QUALITY Tl
ro iirau
-Psrkjj,
Diamond 0408.
Never closed.
STAR TAXICAU l!n.
PHONE DIAMOND 74.
TAXI TOURINO LIMOUSINE
HALF REOULAR RATES.
Never Closed. Formerly Jitney Rato Ce.
roi
I'LAR. ini7 To hlro (open day and ntitoT i.3
'nrk 1482, brand-new 6-pnss. touring ear 1
J-irS J' "l5S,V.i:"n.!''.J-1VJV. 18 J
i
ii:
80 lir.l weddings, funerals. 1718 Qirsn
',?
BUY MOIKTER Portable Garages steel or
atucco On display 3031 N. Bth. Tioga MIL
Wanted
GARAGE WANTED
Capacity 30 or more enrs. 342.1 N, Bread.
AUTO REPAIRING.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS
The best equipped shop ln West Phlla. TVs
straighten framea nnd axles, make -., '
harden nnd grind. Rebuild, overhaul and rs. -
pair nil manea. x-ric iiur.
AGENCY FOR MASTER CARBURETORS
HIGOINS J3ROS.. 4212 Chestnut st.
T 8PEED0METER TROUBLES T
Seo BILLY, at his new location.
B1U NORTH BROAD STREET.
CYLINDERS REBORED. new pistons and rltih
furnished, welding and brnslng. H. B. Da.
. B.MHn.l f. fn tnOK 1I.mII,.. at... nt.... '
102.1 Hamilton street. Phlla,'
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AUTO SUPPLIES
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TIMKEN-BEARINQS HYATT
New Departure Service Sta. The Gnllllam Ca. '
1814 Arch st. Ph. Walnut 3107. Race ao:
PARTS
tn build or repair any car.
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Phlla. Auto Parts Co., 823 N. 18th. Park 1411
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AUTO TIRES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 330i) miles. Compare prices,
GRIM'S. 2311 N. Broad street.
TIRES
Slightly used, nil sizes; your own prices.
82.1-82.1 North 13th.
t'nrx nin.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAPITAL
Promotion Syndicate: Best
Financial connections; complete
Security selling force; best
merchandising experts: will
lay nut Hales plan; estimate
money needed, and finance
Froposltions of merit.
Ilghest references demanded.
Box 4318. Ledger Central.
Trnrt HAT.K rtnnrl wilt nnd rnulnment. factory1'
department J. B. shannon Hardnare Corj.-J
pany. owing to our retiring rrom uilncMiu'
nl.i.fA.I In Miiiln.n.nl 11 r.. mnnlilti.. ami ltna.'
ratus for doing every description of metal .J
work. locKsmuning. siiver-piuunr, oreuinr.
nrt metal work lor mausoleums, oaoii, ,
builders, etc.: this department has for TO
Sears enjojed n splendid patronage snl la ;
now In most flourishing condition: preient
working force willing to remain: a big oppor
tunity for nny one wishing to enter this line;
inusi no soiu aukub; -i. line" ,uviI.a' V .rf
write J. II. Khnnnon Hardware Co., 810 Cneit- i
nut st.. rhllnrielpnia.
PA'PTTlMTt? Scud for our free boo.
m-LUri 1& i.atents Hi,d Trade-Markf."
We will h'ln-uu develop our Invention. A
lce free. Iteusnnabla fees. Open Monday !
ntniri itnlll R'SH.
FOSTER & WEBSTER au,TBM, m
-n.. . . . .-.. i it,.,.... nil iia
juil uncsinui l. lien pnpnw ,,,uu. ..--
PENNSYLVANIA CORPORATION, backed W
reputable business men, oltera opporlunltj ts
sales engineer (mechanical) as sales nuntrer.
with Interest In company, who can show o
results:, Investment opi300( lo I3000 aeaireai.
alia ilet.ills, Includinp plans for future, in ra-
ply. H ir2. Ledger Central.
WANTED 12000 to J3000. A contractor wltj
plenty of work on concrete. Iron ftnaKj";
work needs the above amount to carry l"
contracts for u few montra: tins good I wog
and will pay commission and Interest for s
.usjftheMnoneyAMjMOiJUderntral. ,
TREASURER wanted by publication company! '
an aggressive, enterprising man who can in
vest I3UUU with services; salary 11801) Ir
year, P uni, Ledger umce.
WANTED 11000 to J5000 to dlicount f4
commercial notes; reasonable comrfllaiua
paid. II 013. Ledger CentraL -
FOR
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Ull A1. uoou-pajin iiuioj . ---,ii;
County, selling on account of death to "",?
CSIKLC, ft, W, w M, ....- " ' .
BUSINESS PERSONALS
. UlJll.iJa w.. ,
Bank references. Appraisement. 1 per M1"
HARRY W. SMll-i'i 71 t sansom St.
.. . ..v.Txca niftnilT
EVENINO CLOTHES TO HIRE .
Latest stvles. Phone Poplar 283. ""
eium it'8, lutn ana uiraru v i - -
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed &r 'SB
the only permanent way. Kvrs , ,0
Ha aiiiii. vii man iu"' .
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINEBT
DRESSMAKING BY EXPERT
M O I & T Vt
807 penckl Bide,, Uth and Markat t.
IFOR SALE
BILLIARD. POOL, combination, second hJj
bought, sold, rented, exchanged: ".JtJ!
...II.. i A l-..f., American OliniK
turer. 320 Qlrard ave. Phone Kens. ?--,.
BILLIARD, pool tables: new: secoiid-hi1,0.,.
lng alleys; easy payments. u,?0i1
Btreet Co.. 222 3. Sth St.; phuns WaU-iJi ,
BlLLfAKD ANp POCKET r'AytfifartJCiC
bowling alleys: easy payments. BRUs."
BALKE-COLLENDBR CO.. lOOa Afi -
CASH. REOISTER3 bought, eifharigwl. reP
rtpliited, supplies; new and '"r'ary-tTi s
new toiai aauers. as low as ' ij u
easy tayments and fully gusranteeo.
THE NATIONAL CASH BIMIgTSS CO.
730 CHESTNUT STRLET.
. .... ! 1 . nti ouartj
UAiKr of milk, running from i '". 'law i
dally, at price, fixed by Milk SMW"3.ii
cUtlon, guod, responsible dealers only V"
appiy. w. ii. Kex. cnurcnviue. -
DESKS. Urge assortment", also hS' FurS-
nuure. uuung i-entrsi pf""," "Ciir airtet.
tura Company. S04-00U-O14 Callowhlll sir"
V-rt
POTATO CULLS, smaller than HPn. rfc
". W. i IV. JVIlItfUl. U, "" Mitti c9
Fireproof. 80 slightly used. i,10" Jl
BAFES and makes, ble bargalos, -"
Vnnrlh ., h.lnMil RaCS ftO" VH2.
Hl'UHEa. UTH -NO VVVWMVfiYv
ess tb rircvst and best assortment .
sffice furniture and Oxturel In this Prl ' t
country. Anything to eoulp an of dee Ui,Z7t
Inst will pleaw, you. Fre- dUvrj - r
VALUABLE ecod-hand soda ,'ounii!,dltKi
showcases for sale, all to first tUaj JffitiF
very reasonable. S. W corner IStb " j
KCI.
HEATINQ
UAK1N-KE U8EY HEALTH lUJAV W M1
cheaper Uian jte4i or hot w',V.,5i -LfSt
Ir with oorm-rtaolatB-e. UU-W-B,'
1U7 FUbtr t.
nmn
i
II UDSONS Phaetons, roadsters" and cabnm.TT
equipped with electric lights and sunJJ
Gomcr.v.Schwartx.2r.3 N. Ilrnad St., Phi:,"'
llttPMOBtf.E. mil tntirTn"re foliriT-11--
. GORBON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 N. nrtOAfi
ONE fM2 MODEL 48-11. P. PACKATtiTconpi
WITH RUNABOUT BODY FOR SALE: 0608
AS NEW. M 442. LEDGER CENTRAL. D ,
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