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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1,916
FBOTOPUYCMeR
descends ON JAPAN
No Jap Producer Can Fool With
1, Royal, Prestige on the
Screen
v
Japan, the horn, of th Geisha elrl anil
renowned for It fio policy In matter of
, jeuMta moral, ha, established an official
IwetniblteHr ccnaorsnlp of motion picture.
"For the Information of Kngllsh-Rpeaklnr
,y Tfi the Jspane authorities have trans-
H latM their regulations. The version, which
hai reached America, Istemustnr and reads
as follow!
"The main points of police authority
eemtrol on clnematocraph films. (Having;
Mandard on the low-clans spectators who
have poor common sense.)
1, Films about tbe prestige ef the Impertsl
er Ron I family.
2. , Fllma e-emed to teach the moat clever
criminal actions.
, S. Fllme which ahow Mi opposition of the
I rebel agalnat authority, o( which ahow the da
feat eftim authority.
4, Fllma which show the cruel tortur or
hrutal penalty for rood men otherwise even for
had men. (For Inetance, the burnlns at the
stake.)
A. Fllma seemed to arnuea low paction,
a. Fllma to Induce children to do varloua
w and aorta of mUehlefe.
7. Films ahow the last aucctaa of bad men or
bad fneane.
There Is Inconsistency of similar kind In
America wherever censorship Is belnc
agitated. Demand for official censorship of
motion pictures usually proceeds from per
son who fall to realize that a far greater
publlo need la adequate regulation and su
pervision of poolrooms, dance hallso nnd like
resorts, many of which exert a positively
' bad or crime-producing Influence upon the
public.
Some people, too, still confuse the char-
I acter of the motion picture houses with the
character of the Alms. Progressive com
munities h.iV established proper require
ments with Ihtforence to the hygienic and
lighting conditions In motion picture thea
ters. As a second Una of defense, v.llages
and municipalities can control film exhibi
tions from their own standpoint through
their I'cense departments by saying to the
motion picture exhibitor that his license
Will be revoked It the character of his
exhibitions runs counter to'.local public op'.n-
, 1 Ion In the matter of morals.
I Unregulated poolrooms and not Infre
quently those that are under control ; publlo
i dance halls, particularly those of the lower
' type and cheap catchpenny shows are un
questionably a source of juvenile delln
' quency, while the assertion made In some
, quarters that the film Induces crime In chll.
dren has never been adequately sustained.
'Klghty-one cases of juvenile crime said to
have been Inspired by motion pictures have
recently been Irtvest'gated with the result
that but one Authenticated case could be
found In which legal evidence could be
j secured, naming tfta film and the theater
j In which the alleged). Incentive to crime was
seen,
China Is pursuing jx much better course
I than Japan. A larcn committee has been
1 formed In Shanghai, consisting of educated
Chinese and Americans who, as an unoffl
t clal body, pass upon films. The movement
Is being led by the Young Men's Christian
Association. Large motion picture com
panies are co-operatlngby showing their
films to the committee.
Harold Lockwood and filiy Allison are
busy this week collecting southern ward
robes, which they will wear when engaged
in characterising their star parts In the
Metro-Torke plcturlzatlon of Marie Van
Vorst's widely circulated novel, "nig Tre
malne." The popula'r costal" lire much en
thused with their parts because of their
great dramatla significance, which affords
them unlimited acting posslbllltes. In addl
ton to directing "Big Tremalne" Harry Otto
prepared the workng scenario.
"Manicure to the Fish" this is the latest
Job that Mack Bennett has created at the
Keystone studios.
The need of creating the new position first
came to the notice of the directing head of
the Keystone studios when itv was discov
ered that loose scales Interfered with the
taking of a close-up of the fish in water.
Every precaution had been taken before the
fish were skcured, the water even having
been filtered. Upon, discovery that loose
scales darkened the water, Mr. Sennett or
dered that hereafter the fish be thoroughly
scrubbed and cleaned. The young man
placed In charge of the washing of the fish
was immediately dubbed "the fish mani
curist" by "Slim" Summervlile, who finds
it impossible to keep still unless being
choked to death in a Keystone comedy, a
thrill that he experiences every once in a
while.
William A. Brady, director general of the
World Film Corporation, Is all right again.
A mere matter like an automobile smash-up,
with a cracked collarbone and twisted shoul
der, not to mention a score or more of black-and-blue
patches, is all -in the day's work
to Mr. Brady.
Daughter to Get $100,000 Estate
The estate of Clara A. Thudlum. who
died In Ocean City, N. J on August 28,
la bequeathed by her will, which la pro
bated today, to Laura M. Hawkes, a daugh
ter. The estate Is valued at 1100,000.
Other wills probated were those of Ed
ward II, Eyre, who died In Colorado on.
August 16, 50,000; Helen d. Watson, Atr
lantlc City, N. J., 50.000. Frances M.
Jenkins. 6141 Oreene street, 16000; Cather
ine Boehret, 412 Leverlngton avenue, 64600;
W. BUnley Perrett, 2902 North Twenty
seventh street, 6S700; Joseph F. Perkln
pine, 12900, and Alexander MacFarland,
2JB1 Coral street, 12050. The personal ef
fects of Itlchard O, OelleVs, Jr.. "have been
appraised at 61640.47 and those of Sarah
Stewart, $25,428.39,
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
R UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS" a
I BOOKBINDERS Experienced, wire Mltcher and
i aiiroumi gin, a. ii. mcKier co..
flrat floor.
SIN I.udlow al.
CARETAkER, email apartment houae; no ray.
LOST AND FOUND
101. sold monoaram rob. le
Reward If returned to 8. Kind
Chestnut at.
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BOIl. AIJ.U
JUNO Lps,t, 4 Psrt4 diamond rlfir In Bui
ivr vrniiinsT r
clock TU-BJy
I. tAhtan
, a,-..,
niir J.
oom, 12th and Chestnut ate.. I
r rnomlnri liberal reward. Mr
. 8302 N. 2Sd. Phone Tloii
SILVER
wa'
&MM&S&8S.
BSE8.
6FFICli"
PERSONALS
VKnHCiUH ara harat,v ton
al .- .- .--...,,... .y ----
iinf-n. jacoo j. Hcnuartrr, Jos. U'lisi
.THE FOLI-OWlNO
lined! Jacob I Rohuartrr. Joe
Harry Matoelg. I. Tlab norlta. that their fur.
nltura and household sooda will b old for
lor chrea and loan on Monday. Sept,
11, IBIS, at 10 a. m. unleaa chars- are paid
hjfore aalei rood will be asld on the premises
Jf the Northern Storage and Warehouse Co.,
into c inn pi
THE CONSULATE OK MEXICO will appreciate
any Information regarding the whtreabouta of
Amador vlllaaanne. atw.,1 Of
of (luadaiafara AiMraae all ram.
municatlons to Joae Itamlres laopes, 210 8.
-v.
Mr. Krneatn
yeara om,
1 HEREBY OtVB; NOTICE that I wit
responsible for 'any debt unite re
by me. Ausuat IJreMmacher, 1728
bla ave.
Ill not he
contracted
wo.um-
Ift at tha tVaafarn
Union Telearaph Company, 11.01 Cheetnut at.
Pred It. alltlar lla- tr I niha.n alfr
lfuar, Jacob llloom, Mr. Oeorsn Careon.
I.ula Weeley, Mlea Iloee Ilrowniteln. Mr.
Waaler Hchull. Tlmea, Item, t O. 1'alne. II.
w, Flasr. Ml June Tlaye, Clenevlere Hmtth.
Jlra. F. O. Wallace, V V. Detweller. Marie
cllenn. Harry Smith. Auatln Allen. John V.
Karwell t'o.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
IIONN'AZ ornRATOrtH wanted! experlencedt
mut ba quick. Apply the A Schoenhut Co.,
Aaama anq nepviva et.
but free heat. Uaht and anartmant.
900 Walnut t.
Taulane,
CIIAMOISUMAID and waltreaa, with rood ref.I
tn-,wi,l.riinii, aaliu nauiraa, ii, avuu IC,
?n. or Qerman preferred. IJ 448. l,ed. Cent,
COOK wanted! 185 per month, with board, lode-
inr ana launury.in aaouion: tnuit sive anoa
reierencee. Apply to Hupenntendnt. rw
ueinnia Jioapnai
ana
to Htinorlntanilent-
for Contaaloua Dlaeaaea.
Lulernn ala.. Phllarielnhla. Pa.
'COOK and chambermaid wanted In family with
out children, to to to Atlantic City.
j. i,. iiorpcn, idit v aimun.
Appl
with.
ly to
DltEHHMAKKn WANTS
ArPHENTaCrcR; PAID
ITT TO I J
IMPnOVEItS
ui,r,nj iaii, ,a,,i,i ji -i uu 1 i1
.KAltIV I) 1KMHMAKIM1. XITCFII.I
labU aHlia WAUiUT .,
AND
.I.N-
3T.
DIIR8SMAKKR Oraduate or atudent of Worn
an'a Inatltute oouree for work downtown. 13
aB0,I.eder Central. f
FINfSHKHB lood hand aewera for work In
hlth-elaea fur ahop; experience In thla line not
neceaeary; sood wasea. M 841, Ledger
Central.
tOinia Good, experienced slrl In refined home of
edulte
ee
naraon
Tedser Central
i muat
plnfi
have knowledge of rooklnr and
rood home nnd wasea for truet
houeekeeo!
wormy peraon; uerman p.'eierrea. vi
QlKLi for'seneral houaewnrk: 4 In family, adulta;
eleep out! reference. B10 Chrletlan.
OIRLS. over 1.
tory. Apply T. P.
ritcalrn Buttdlnr.
to aetat In fac
McCutchaon it Dro.,
11th and Arch ata.
OIRLS orer IB )eara wanted for light work: no
experience necenaryi IIS week paid while
leajrnlns. Apply3llt K..82d at.
QIRL8 for llKht, clean work, manufacturing
eatabllahment. 620 Callawhlll at.
HELP WANTED rEMALB
Ctnltnuti from PrrofUng Cotama
ORISWOLD tVORBTBD CO.
DARDT, PA.
want
ntartlnr up new machinery.
rageaj aieaay rora ana
Inr.
glrti rood
111 par while learn-
iiOHinnr
Experienced mendera wanted,
aa well aa learner,
who are paid while learntnr.
Tlenty work) beat pay In city,
WAM.ACR WIL80N JJOStERT CO.
4835 orchard at., Frankford.
HOUSEWORK Neat, capable woman for gen
eral houeeworkt email adult family! eeaehorej
rood referencea required) atate wagea. M 817,
aedrer Oilier,,
OFFICE ABUT, wanted,
rate, for prlctnr and
etper.. rapid and accu-
checktna dent, i rnrontn-
meter exper. deelrablet atate experience In full
and alry to atari. M 848, 1edaer Central.
OPERATORS, experienced on mn'
Fecwcr. T, P. MrCutcheon Hro..
itcalrn Ilulldlng, llth and Arch ate.
OPERATORS, .experienced, wanted on ellk
. dreeee. A. H. Cplan A Co.. BIB Walnut,
PAPER HOXE8 Experienced glrla for covering
machlnee, tapping machlnea and flnlehlng.
Bchoettle Taper Rot Co.. Front andl.aurel.
SALESfADT A leadlnr Cheatnut at. fur'ahop
haa an openlnr for a young lady of neat ap
pearance and refinement! in anawerlng tte
are and former experience, it 842. Ledger
Central.
SHOES Experienced
all
one who can take charge of aame.
iinqr. an n, ia,m al.
bueklra:
Seventh
8TKNOORAPHER with 2 or 8 yeara experience!
?Iro.'.e,,,.n,j unler 2S salary 114: permanent,
,3 113, Ledger Central.
TKLEntONB OrERATOR8 The llell Telephone
Company offera poeltlona aa operatora to In-
talllrent vnunaf woman rualaa-an la ..J .,,
yeara old! salary 18 a week while learning,
with rapid advancement! a ateady poaltlon aa-
ureu. iyiui pleasant purr
opportunity of promotion
aured, with pleaaant aurroundlnea and unueual
opponunHjr ui promotion. Apply
the lJell Telephone Company'
pciioui. miu atiaraet ni,.
a. m. and n p. m. Monday, '
day aenlnga, between 7.30 ai
Apply In peraon to
loany'a oneratera'
dally between 8:30
lueaaay ana Frl
nd 8.30 o'clock.
TULErilONlj. OPERATORS, local and lonr die.
tncj experienced. Apply Kej atone Telepbono
Co.. 18S 8. aa at.. Room 40
WAIHT TltmUJUl
1301 locus1?;
WANTED, F1HBT CLASS.
WAITRESS and chambermaid wanted! 125 per
month and board. Apply In peraon, unlveralty
llotpltal. 34th, and Spruce at.
WARD MA1D8 and laundreesea, 120 per month,
attendant. 130 per month! each poaltlon with
board, lodging and laundry In addition. Apply
to ouporinieiiurnt. i-miaueipma tioapnai IC
uomaaioun iiitiiri.
Philadelphia. I'a.
2d and Luzerne ata.,
WEAVERS WANTED
APrLT
JOHN & JAMES DOBSON. INC.
OLD MILL
Scott' lane. Fall of Schuylkill
riiriTOiiiiwiMi!
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
niHiniMHiM
om!(m Sodm (mpomu
TUB follonrlng theatera obtain their picture through the STANLEY Rooking
Company, which le a gnarnnter of early ahealnc of the nneat prodnrtlona.
All plrturra reviewed before exhl'lil;n,i,, Alj .for .the theater In your locality
obtaining picture through the STAJiLKY BOUU1NO COMPANY.
Nine Taken as Track Trespassers
Nine men were arraigned before Magis
trate Harris in the Thirty-second street and
Woodland avenue police court today, ac
cused by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
of trespassing on the tracks of the com
pany at Sixtieth street and Woodland ave
nue. Attorneys for the railroad said the
company haa warned workmen repeatedly
and pasted many danger signs at the cross
ings In efforts to stop them from crossing
the tracks. The men were reprimanded and
discharged.
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Will Unveil Lee Monument in May, 1917
RICHMOND, Va., Sept, t Governor
SKuart announces that tha monument to
aenerat Robert E. Lee on the Gettysburg
battledeld will be unveiled In Stay, 1017,
during the annual reunion of the United
Coafederat Veterans In Washington.
ALHAMBRA Mat.' Da"y at 2: "7:00 L 0
Paramount Picture.
Maiy Pickf ord ,n ",,0M,A SSSIand"
CHESTNUT
BELOW 10T1I
ARCADIA
FRANK KEENAN in
THE THOROUQHBRED"
A Dm I f 62t AND THOMPSON
ArULHJ itATINEE DAILY
ANN PENNINGTON in
"8U8IE 8NOWFLAKE"
BELMONT
Dustin Farnum ,n
62D AND MARKET
Mate., 1:30 A 8:30, 10c
ISvga., 0 30, 8, 0:30, lBo
DAVY
CROCKETT"
PCriAD CTH ND CEDAR AVE.
tLUJl. rAItAHOVNT THEATER
MYRTLE STEDMAN in
THE AMnniCAN BEAUTY"
FAIRMOUNT 24T" an0Vrd ave.
Edmund Breese and Ormi Hawley
In "THE WEAKNESS OF STRENGTH"
FRANKFORD 47U Snue
WM. S. HART in
"THE BARGAIN"
56THST.
THEATER MATINEE
DAILY
Relow Spruce. Evgi. 7 to 11.
Marie Doro in "Common Ground"
JEFFERSON 20TU A?DER?AUP,,IN
ELEANOR WOODRUFF in
-THE ISLAND OP" SURPRISE"
ICAnPD FORTY-FIR8T AND
LJUtUCI LANCASTER AVENUE
Marie Doro in "Common Ground"
LinPPTV BROAD AND
1 D Cj IV 1 I COLUMBIA
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
GOD'S HALF ACRE"
LOGAN THEATER "19b0ad
RITA JOLIVET in
"AN INTEUNATICNAL MAnRIAaE"
WEST PHILADELPHIA
LOCUST
B2D AND LOCUST
Man. 1:30 and .1:30, 10c.
Erga., 0:30, 8, 11:30, ISc
IfAROLD LOCKWOOD and MAE ALLISON In
"THE RIVER OK ROMANCE"
Market St. Theater Hike
HOUSE PETERS in
THE RAIL RIDER"
PALACE 12H MAnKET STREET
Blanche Sweet
In
"Public Opinion"
PARK niDOE AVE. & DAUPHIN ST.
I rtlIV MAT.. 2il5. EVO., 6:15 to 11,
. DONALD BRIAN in
THE 8MUOGLER8"
PRINCESS 1w1&aectet
FLORA PARKER DeHAVEN
"WHIRLPOOL OF DE8TINY"
in
RFflFNT lfl34 MARKET STREET
"J-'aX-1, HUMAN VOICB OHOAN
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
"THE UPHEAVAL"
R I A I TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
1 1. f-. 1-. I. yj AT TULPEIIOCKEN BT.
ORRIN JOHNSON in
THE LIGHT OF DU8K"
R 1 1 R V MARKET STREET
iv j u a BELOW 7TH STREET
Wm. S. Hart in "The Captive God"
IlILUB BURKE In "Olorla'a Romance." No. 14
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STREET
MARY MacLAREN in
"8AVINO THE FAMILY NAME"
TI O fl A 17TH AND VENANOO 8TS.
v' v " CHORAIRt xmntrt
MAE MURRAY in
'THE DREAM GIRL"
VICTORIA MAnKET 8T.
Y 1V.1 Uftlrt ABOVE NINTH
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
"THE 'UPHEAVAL"
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 14TII
OlafUNlCI 11 115 A. M. to 1115 P.M.
FANNIE WARD in
"EACH rEARL A TEAR"
EUREKA 40TH MAnKET BTa
JUNE CAPRICE in
"Caprice of the Mountains"
flARnFN MD LANSDOWNE AVE.
laVIVl-'Ca EVENINO 0:80 O 11.
LOUISE LOVELY in
"HER SACRIFICE FOR LOVE"
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
OLYMPIA AD AND
J lu A "Ulrt BAINBRIDOE
Alex GaHen and Eva Shepard
In 'THE DRIFTER"
"SECRET OK THE SUUMARINE"
When You Want to Know Where te Sea GOOD
l'tioteplaya Head This Dally Photoplay Oulde
In the Kvenlns Idter, x
Hgl.r WANTED "ETOiKlX
ConttHuti from Frrrrilnf Column
WOMAN. COLORED. VERT LTOUT. TO ACT
AH ,MA1D IN DRERStlAKlNO PARLOHBl
BAtARY 0 PER WKBKl NO HOARDl REF
ERENCK REQUIRED. CALL REAR S013
WALNUT BT.
WOOL DEMONSTRATORS
Wnt4Demontrtor who cn
teach the art of knlttlnc and cro
chet ins of woole: only ihoae fully
qualmed need applri aoma travellnr
neceeearyi ernae raid. Apply
Friday. Olrmpla Mill. 24th and
Ellaworth at.
Oener!
TEACHERS wanted for sradea
ecnool: poeltlone waiiins.
Ascy., t. II. Cook. Mrr.,
klvf. na n.lval.
National Tearhera
327 Perry Bids.
HELP WANTED MALE
ASSEMBLERS wanted! only thoeo experienced In
handllnr email work need apply 8 o'clock Fri
day, Atwater Kent Mfr, Co., Btenton are.
and E. Losan at., near .Wayne Junction.
BOOKKEEPKP'8 A88I8TANT Tounr man
about SO: rood opportunity for riant party,
i; 448, I.cdcr Cenlrel,
BOT, over 10 year, to aalat In fac
tory. Apply T. P, McCutcheon A
Dro., ritcalrn Bulldtnr, llth and Arch.
-Wanted,
re muat
rapid advancement.
soodalzed boy to work In larre
lo yei
P 811
office, muit be over 16 yeara; aalarylo. with
laeaaerurnce.
BOY for seneral olTIc work: muat hare irood
education: atate ass and referencea. P 813,
Ledger Offlce.
BOT8 Wanted. 3 etron bora, 18 year, for
hlpplnir work. Apply 400 N. 8d.
CALKER8 AND RIVETERS
Kemper Co., Ambler, I'.
aijled.
CAlfb FEEDERS wanted In arn mill. Jonathan
Ulna 4 Bon, Inc. Hancock and Montgomery.
CEMENT WORKERS Wanted. 2 union men on
floor and baae work: atate term Matthewa
Conatructlon Co , Princeton, N. J,
CHAUFFEUR AND WIFE: man to look- after
r.oraea and automobile; woman for homework.
D . Ledaer Office.
CLERK Younr man wanted for clerical work:
aood liendwrltlna, aulck and accurate at fly
urn; alve experience and aalary wanted. M
CLERK In amall hotel
must
tral.
tan rer month and board:
atate refe-ence. 1. 8S0, Ledger Cen
COOK, butler, valet and houaeman, Japaneee.
without or without Japaneee wife, wanted by
adult family of 4; larce apartment. E 44S,
Ledger Central
DRAFTSMAN wanted In the enclneerlnc depart
ment of a large Philadelphia machine ahop:
flrtt'Clae. thoroughly experienced men on
punch and die work for lnile end double
action treffea; aalary 180 per week to thoee
who can qualify; atate fully quallflcatlona.
Addrcaa 8, K., V. O. Hot 8300.
DRAFT8MAN Young man experienced on Jig
and fixture work. Apply Btandard Fuee Cor
poratlon. Pauleboro. N. J. ,
DRIVERS wanted for 3 and S ton lee trucka";
alio 2-ton coal truck. Apply garage. Amen,
can Ice Co , Belmont e, and HI lie t,
DRU08 Boy. 10. In drug itore. 10th and Mor
rla ata.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR wanted. E 288. Ledger
Central. p ,
ENOINEER wanted, who underatanda care of
electrlo elevator, electric lighting and general
care of large building: beet of referencea re
quired permanent poaltlon for right man. E
840, Ledger Central.
KITTER8 AND MECHANICS wanted: boiler and
tank work. Crue-Kemper Co., Ambler. Ta.
FOREMAN One accuetomed to wagon and au
tomoblle body work In all Ita hranrhea; atate
age. experience and aalary. M 706. Ledger
Central,.
GRINDER HANDS wanted: only thoee familiar
with Ilrown & Sharp grinder need apply 9
o'clock Friday. Alwaler Kent Mfg. Works,
Htentnn ate. and E. Logan at,, near Wajne
Junction. .
INSPECTORS wanted: only thoee experienced
In handling email work need apply 8 o'clock
Friday. Atwater Kent MfB. Work, Stenton
ae, and II, Logan at., near Wayne Junction,
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. IS 24 to H per day
of 8 bourn; tool makere, J3.B2 to tit: marhln
let. 12.70 to 13; ai'latant machtnlets. 12 to
I2.no. baaed on experience and capacity; auto
matic turret lathe operator. Cleveland, Brown
& Hharpe. New Britain. 14.5)1: hand turret
lathe operator. 13.16: Stelnle machine oper
atora. 12.70. higher companeatlnn when on
fitecework: prlntera' helpera. 12.24; akllled
aborera, 12 to 12,24. Apply Frankford Ar
Benal. Rrldeaburg. preferably In pereon.
JANITOR wanted to care for large bulldlnaT
which 1 rented aa an apartment houae. K
2ST. r.der r.nt-.i .
LARORER8 for oulalde work. 12.24 per day of
8 houra. Apply Frankford Araenal.
LABORERS, 00, wanted. Cruse-Kemper Co.,
Ambler. Pa.
LABORERS WANTED. APPLY CADDIE
BROS.. 170S N. HOWARD HT.
LAUNDRYMAN wanted: up-to-date laundry;
good home, good wege tor the right man;
muat know how to handle machinery, auper
Intend laundry and help; alngte man pro
ferred. M820, Ledger Office,
LETTER WRITER Wanted, man who wrote
letter concerning aale of druga to women,
Anawer, glvliur name and addreaa, M 818,
I-edgcr Office.
MACHINISTS Wanted, lathe, planer, vertical,
boring mill handa on crane work. Apply crane
department, Nllea-Bement-Pond Co.. Mifflin
and Meadow ata.
MAN AND WIFE, white, wanted to no to
Wilmington. Del.. October 1: muat bo excel
lent cook and good butler: reference required;
good wagea. M 82.. Ledger Offlce.
MANAGER '
Local manager for forwarding houae. export
and Import; fully experienced In cuetome.
ateamehlp and railroad mattera; atate age.
reference and aalary, M 822. ledger Office.
MEN WANTED Bollermakera. locomotive ma-'
chlnlata. car repairmen, laborera, locomotive
cleanera. Penna, R, R.. call 1711 Filbert at.
MEN. 10, wanted to learn the aauaage and'
pork pi
8043 Q
ermantown ave,
OFFICE HOY. with knowledge of typewriter;
wagea HI...P 814. Ledger Office; '
OFFICE 1MANAQER wanted 'for a larre mer
cantile houae; muat bo good accountant, fa
miliar with financial mattera and have knowl
edge of exchange and export builneaa. K 442,
Ledger Central.
PACKERS FOR CHINA
Beat worklnr conditional upper floor, with
light and ventilation. Apply Employment Bu
reau, fourth floor.
OIMBEL BROTHERS
PAPER BOXES Experienced man on Brown fc
Carver machine! one with iumf hw a,na,i.naa
preferred, Bchoettle Paper Box Co., Frunt and
Laurel.
PJECER8 wanted on woolen mulea. Apply John
Jamea Dobaon. Inc., Old Mill. Scott'a lane,
Falla of Bchuylklll.
PIECERS wanted In yarn mill. Apply Jonathan
..nig at poni inc., nancocK anq aUonigomery.
rutamuyiiii-jouni men, wllh aome exp.
.Apply Wolf Co., 8d floorL 12th ACaUowhlll,
SALESMAN Old-ealabllahed Philadelphia man
ufacturer needa a reliable young man aa
traveling aaleaman; territory la difficult and
competition keen; courage and Intelligence
more neceaeary than prevloua eelllng experi
ence; education along technical llnea dealr
able: good Income and future; aalary and
expenaea. with a bonu. 11 738, Ledger Cent.
SALESMAN, bonda and atockej attractive com.
mlaalon baale; atate experience. E 242. Led
ger CentraL
SALESMAN, experienced.
SALESMEN Wanted.
on rfrri-ti-iFa .-
tor flxturaae I' a.2, Ledger Oftlre.
three
ftaleimen.
enthuilaim
(
i"-ii- r i.. .. "--r. .'
nun.r innn niiu nKvtt rwranni irv
and "punch" muit not le afraid of hard
traveling or loae heart In tha fa e -,,--
tltlon: our line la a atralght rommlaalon one,
but the returna are worthy of the effort; we
will allow a eunaoie arawlng account to
men who can ahow a .clean record! If you
sooda and want to
think you can really, aell aoo
connect yuurari; wiin a wen-rated corpora
tion and can All all of our requlremenla, call
ill day 8itu7d.y:"" " ........,
SCREW MACHINE HANDS for Brown A
Sharp automatic. Electro Dental Manufac.
.' utrlng Company, 8213 Arch, "
BTENOORAPHER. thoroughly capable yoting
man aa eealatant to executive: Proteatanti
clean record, good addreaa. tact and Initiative
eaaentlalt aalary abovt 173 a month to etart.
with excellent chance for advancement; for
Interytew elate age. prevloua experience tn
detail and give referencea, II 20. Ledger Office
TOOLMAKER wanted. E ectro
Co., 8213 Arch.
Dental Mfg.
HELP WANTBD MALE
Cotrl from rrecedlag Celatww
TOOLMAKER8
Permanent poaltlon open for gyed mn witn
experience on dlee, If .and "."" 5'm
altuated In Nwrk. K J ,,,1lB".,,".,'rAm
New tork city, not munition plant! ateady
employment! clean factory and hlgh-rrade
work; application to be eoneldered muat etate
age, experlenoe. referencea and wagea ex
picted. t. M 810 Broad eU, Newark. N. J,
WANTET WATCimAKEJlg
RTEADY F.MPIXJTMENTjVvViaES J1
TQ. 1.4 J PER. DAY, . ACcWtMl TO
Ai'ii.ii IL. fl"-"'i"".J2.".-,."V?iS
HIAirj t.a--I raitca.Y., ''
iaa-alJU V,,
Allll.l
TIONi
isn
VRITB TO
INOERSOLL'
' WA-rir.rAi.iTY!
TtitcMTOM WATCH TACTORT
TRENTON, N. J.
WEAVER8 WANTED
Arrt.T
JOHN A JAMES DOBSON, INC.
OLD MILL
Scott'a Lane, Falla of Schuylkill.
TOUNO MAN. between 18 and 21. ,''l'l;,.,.',1.
collectlon and bookkeeptng. for wholeiale
hardware houae; permanent: rond chance ol
advancement, P 802,ldgerOtnce. .
YOU.NO MAN to aeenclate with a -rrowlnr bui-
neee; opportunity ior ' vt '""" ive
ana iarr expeefq. imi qhj. ar-a-.ia1.
YOUNO MAN One who underatanda typewrtterl
atenognot necea. 1018 Baniom.thlrdfloor.
YOUNO MAN. over 16. to work In real eetala
office. M 840. Ledger Central ,
YOUNO MEN. everl, wanted for light factory
work; good opportunity. 40fl N. d.
WE DON'T WANT
AN AVERAOE
8AI T8MAN
BUT If YOU poatee ability and pereonalltyr
If you are able to approach the heada of ee
tabllehmenta and preeent a proposition prop
erly, a reliable corporation he a permanent
poeltlon open for you that will yield more
than ordinary remuneration: Tenna. and New
Jereey territory; atate qualifications. M 810,
Iaedger Offlce.
fleneral
ENCYCIXJPAKDIA BRITANNICA CO. wanla
few flret-rlaaa aaleemen for Seart-Roebuck edi
tion: greatest aelllng propoeltlon ever offered;
leade furnished In new territory: drawing c-
count: oook aelllng expe-ience not nrpHrj,
ana
Dexter Bldg., ICth
Walnut ata,, 8d floor.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CHILDNURSE. exp, desire uoe.: betwge;
ref.: applyjintllJVed.JloxBSjJIt. DavldJ!r'a1
CLERICAL offlce aletant or aeeletant book
kejDeioteajDoeUlon; ret. 8211 Reed at.
COOK and chamb'm'd: rol.: mother and daugh-
ter. work together: best ref. D 27. Ied. Offlce,
OIRL, reliable, colored. wantahoi'ework or
nays worn. Tai . inn at.
OOVERNES8 Refined, well-educated young lady
wanta position: academic graduate; Latin,
Oerman. etc.: excellent refa. 2821 Turner t.
HOUSEKEEPER lllddle-ged woman, very re
liable; good references; Protestant; amall fam
lly pref.; no washlng. P 303. I.cdger Offlce.
SEAMSTRESS or linen room work: experienced;
good aener. E 449. Ledger Central.
SECRETARY. 8 jeare' experience In charge of
office details and correspondence, desires
change: capable of taking full charge: 123:
good references. K 846. 1-edger Cenrtal.
STENOdRAniER SECRETARY, high school
and business school graduate; 4 yeara' experi
ence: advertising: capable of handling corre
spondence and offlce detail; highest reference.
I u. Ledger Offlce.
STENOGRAPHER wishes pos. .Address Hiss IC,
L. McKay, B, Mildred st,.Charlestuwn. W.Va.
YOUNO WOMAN, high achool senior, wishes po
altlon after achool houra. clerical work. ' M
M43. Ldaer Central,
POSITION as m
to elderly iadv wanted br renned
woman' havn raf-rnr A7I trnval. Write.
staling' terms to Norali Breen, 110 N. Cam-
priage ae., ventnor (Jity. is. j.
nurse or governess or companion
riy jaay wantea oy
havo reference; will
young
SITUATIONS WANTED M.&XE
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER Young man. 27
reara. 0 yeara' valuable experience In account
rig, cost, accounting and general otflc man
agement, desires to make a change where
then le more room to expand. Can you use
me? E 845. Ledger Central. .
ACCOUNTANT 7 yeara' experience with certi
fied public acct.. department store and large
manufacturing concern: capable correspondent
.. and, office manager. E .343, Ledger Central.
ACCOUNTANT, exp. bookkeeper. English, Oer
man. etc.. competent to fake charge, best
refs . wanta position. D 11, Ledger Office.
ADVERTISING MAN csn help you to get up at
tractive circulars and catalogues and to put
your sales letters Into clean-cut, concise and
convincing English. Address C 17, Ledger Off.
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE Tounc man. 86"
yeara of ace, wishes position aa aaslstant to
executive or other responsible position with
reputable concern: highest reference fur-
nisnea. itepiy at nia, L,eager uince.
AUDITOR Excellent reference from certified
public accountant. E 841, Ledger Central.
experience In
BOOKKEEPER. D. B. 7
work: excellent refa.
yeara'
public utility, mercantile and manufacturing;
as;:, lacqger ucntral.
CHAUFFEUR Young man. white, nlahes posi
tion with prlv. fam.! 5 yeara' exp.: driving and
rep, all makes of cara; refa. E 253.. Led. Cent.
CHAUFFEUR, married, age SO. 10 yeara' ex'
perlence; private or commercial; city refer-
prt
440,
ence. E 440, ledger. Central,
CIVIL ENOINEERINO ORADUATE desires po
sition: experlenco 8 yeara ateel and concrete
details. 3 yeara aaslstant railroad conatruc
tlon: good draftsman and Instrument man.
M 813. Ledger Office.
COOK,
Jsnaneae.
ences and exnarlenea
country. O. I. H,, 21110 S,
wishes position
privste family: city or
best refer-
Hicks st.
CREDIT MAN. having reached limit In present
position, desires to connect witn good house
offering advancement! haa excellent character
and ability and geta results; best reference.
D 14, ledger Offlce. "
OFFICE MANAQER; 20 yeara' experience! alert,
broad-minded: good aystematlxer: complete,
practical offlce education. K 241, Ledger
Central.
SALESMAN. 87 yeara old. It yeara with present
Arm, deslrea to make a change; would like
to have an Interview with any good reliable
firm that haa an opening for a good aalesman:
good referencea and reaaona for the deslrea
change, D 28. Ledger Office,
SALESMAN or executive Man, American. 40
yeara, married, sober, absolutely reliable, fine
personality; 123 to start! all replies will bo
answered. P 304, I-edgcr Office.
SALESMAN, calling on dry
lurnisning trails, wisnea
ledger Central
8ALE8MAN. 7
alrea outalde
f roods and men'a
Ida line. E 240.
years
position.
retail ahoo business de-
v Bin, Ledger Office.
8HIPPER and packer. 12 yeara' experience. r
liable, wants position. 1M9 Durfor st.
gITUATIONfl WANTOT KALE
Cenllnaed fnrm Precrtlnt Clw
first-rises dslry ffni or milk plant- "-
maaer, loua . eo.".
fflr'Mie!??
?-;- I1.-. 2 5m.a. awuala t. l- ! for 0.!-
JAPANESB. and,
ramiiyi io.
rife I cook,
F. 4M,
hniieri 'for amall
Ledger Central,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES m
SITUATIONS WANTED Scotch rr,te.r.t
cooks T chambernialds. 3 sister, wage MO and
V? per wki .etlled Prolestant woman for
i?l.amberwork and walling or houeeworkt nrt
"asVbuUers. chlldnurse. chauffeur! all kind
of WML h,.p 'KANn
811 8, HUhi phonBpruc 8401 .
COOKS.' fhambermald. chifdnurs and mether'
SSlwf. 5nt posltlen! English ehlldnurse and
Jhimbermald want relton. wanted, gardener
and housemen and sll kinds of JIP(.r,1't,Vi2
chambi-rmald for Catholic rectory. Mis
Dougherty.1818 woirara.are;.
;-r." ,a,i" i,AfjiiittnnK
r-TCi.OI.L8. ll7 llAI.NHIIIDaB. .ST. -y .
ST',iD8Up.,EKDHEi5bALVA
PHONE LOCUST 2180.
AUTOMOBILES
Tarsal
USED fAn,.
CLEARANCE BALE
Retlnnlnir t.plember 8 our tok of used
ran will b speclsllr. P"ced. We Inrlte isur
npctIon amTwIM demonstrate. The folow
Ing are except onallv arood bargains:
PACKARD, 80-h. p., 7-psssenser touring.
i'ACKARDJ 80-h. p., 7-passenger llmousln
WiSto?? -cylinder. 7-patsenger.
F.A ter excellent condition.
I)COfoinLB landaulet. 80-h. D. 7-passennr.
WHITE. 40-h, p.. 7-paasenger touring.
LOC01i6bILE, 4Jah. p., 6-passenger.
TRUCK8 . .
UTOCAR, 1H tons: express body.
A.UA. aSUVerTI Paiifi uuuy.
?'
OVERLAID, 1814 delivery; panel body.
THE WHITE CO.
218 North Broad atreet.
L. II. 0'NEALb H Car Dept.
Bell. Rprure 1802, Key,, Race 1714,
USED FIATSV
e-cyllnder "Rlverla" B-pasenger touring car;
painted dark maroon: In excellent condition:
delivered latter part of VIS; exceptional
value, i
8-cyllnder B-passenger touring: rebuilt and re
painted dark blue with cream wheels; guar
anteed by our compan.
1827 CHESTNUT ST.
CADILLAC 6-passenger automobile, 1018; first
clsss condition: new top: Jiffy curtains; shock
absorbers: good tires; complete In ery re
elect: run about 13.000 miles II. F. HALL.
Ill York road. Jenklntown. Pa.
CADILLAC ROADSTER. 1011 Special body. 3
extra tlrea: many other extras; electrlo equip
ment: car In perfect condition: eell'for 1323.
L 843, Ledger Central,
CADILLAC 1012 touring car: 6 pas.; elegant
running order: fully equipped:, a. bargain.
BIOELOW.wn.I.EY MOTOR CO., 804 N. Broad
8. 8.' ROPERS. Msr. Exch. Car De pL
CADILLAC 1014 touring car. overhauled and
repainieu; lull equipment, inc inav, auaw
BALES CORFOItAllOaN, "J ".
Broad st.
CADILLAC.
1013. B-paasenxer touring; In A-l
s new,
243 N. Brod t.
condition: paint and tires new.
L. H, BOWKKS CO.
CHALMERS 1918 touring car, 5 passenger: ex
cellent ahape: will make sscrlflc price,
BIOELOW-WILLKY MOTOR CO.. 304 N. Broad
a. H. ROOER3. Mgr. Exch. Car Dept,
FRANKLIN -
Touring cars with winter glaaa aide equip
ment; aelf-atarter and electrlo lights; good
tlrea and paint: price 1700
LOCOMOBILE
2814 Market at. Locust 410.
H. A. JENK8, Mgr. Ey!iange Car Dept.
HUPMOBILE 1013, 42 roadster: fine condition:
repainted; looks like new. L 842. Ledger Cen
tral.
IMPERIAL 1014 touring car. fully equipped: fine
running order: at a big bargain, . ..
BIOBI-OW-WILLEY MOTOR CO., 304 N. Broad
8. 8. ROOER8. Mgr. Exch. Car Dept,
LIMOUSINES
Suitable for funeral work or hacking of anv
kind, suburban or atatlon work: ranging In
price from 1300 up; Locomobile and other
""""' LOCOMOBILE
2814 Market at. Locust 4V.
II. A, JENK8, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
MITCHELL 1913 touring car: very apeedy; good
condition: fully equipped: blr bargain. .
BIQELOW-WIt.LKY MOTOR CO.. 804 N. Broad
8, 8, ROPERS, Mgr. Exch. Car Dept.
MOLINE 1018, S-paenger touring: oversize
tires; repainted: new storage battery: In flne
condition: cost 12230; will sell for 1350.
BIOELOW-WILLBY MOTOR CO., 804 N. Broad
Sj8. ROOERSj. Mgr.Exch.Car Dept.
OVERLAND 1813. model 80. 8 paeeenger tour
Ingi 2 extra tlrea: aeat covera; In line condi
tion: will aell for 1,100.
BIOELOW-WII.LEY MOTOR CO., 804 N. Broad
8.8.nO0ERS Mgr. Exch. Car Dept.
PAIOE 1016, Olenwood 4-36: excellent condition
throughout: very reasonable price.
UIOELOW-WILLEY MOTOR CO., 804 N. Broad
8. 8. ROOBRB. Mgr. Exch. Car Dept.
PULLMAN
SLIGHTLY USED 196
MODELS
SEVERAL DEM0NSTRAT0R8. USED LESS
THAN THREE MONTHS. 8AME CUARAN
TEE AS NEW CARS POSITIVELY RIOHT
IN EVERY RESPECT. PRICE8 ARE BUR
PRISINOLY LOW.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.
6112 NORTH BROAD STREET
POP. 1839, RACE 2978.
WHITE 40 H. I
O'NEAL.
7anaasenaer Tourlnr. 11000.
2 AUTOCAR delivery trucks,14 ton ee.. (000.
I.. II,
310 North Broad st.
1916 LOCOMOBILE
7-passenger touring, slightly used! now being
repainted: tlrea new: car still bean n-r car
guarantee; original price 13100; now 18700.
LOCOMOBILE
2814 Market at. Locust 4.10.
If. A. JKNK8. Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
HUDSON'S Phaeton, roadster and cabriolets'.
- i i i Mr , . triu , .. a mid alartara.
L OOMERY-SCHWARTZ. 233 N. Broad St.
1014 MARMON ROADSTER. In perfect shape In
every detail; to an Immediate purchaser this
car will be sold cheap. Hawley Motor Co.,
082 N. Broad.
CHASSIS
We have a few cheap can of which th chaasla
would ba very aultable for truck or delivery
work of any kind; don't fall to come In and
iook mem over it you w
bargain prlc for delivery pur
IL,
you want aomethlnc at a
euvery purpoaea.
LOCOMQDI
2314 Market at. Locust 480.
II. A, JENKB. Mgr. Exchange Car Dept,
DELIVERY WAOOIt
led and guaranteed: very
with full panel
Thoroughly overhaul
attraetlva orlcer eaulooed
body! othera built to order.
LOCOMOBILE
2314 Market st. Loeust 4S0.
A. JENK8. Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
If.
CADILLAC PARTS
SCHOHER. 8343 MARKET BT.
BTENOQRAPHEr, of ability! rt yeara' experience
with large corporation. Addreaa 8. F., P. O.
Box 83Q0.
BTENOORAPHIC OR 8ALES
Young college graduate. 23 yeara old, at
priaent employed, good personality and ability.
B" years' stenographic. 2 yeara' business ex
perience In a brokerage house and In adver
tising, desires position with a progressiva
house. K 248, Ledger Central. v ersesivo
SUPERVISING ENOINEER In charge of aeveral
a,.ra,,,.-,,r a,,u wwwf uiaita iTvuiii cnange to
central atatlon where
Industrial. Isolated
ha ran renter his attention to get results; aae
88. married! experienced! more than 13 yeara
,.,, .,.-aaii. rmpiufviii win ao anrwnere:
minimum aalary 12400 unlrn, future prospect
la autflclently inviting! It Is Vuaranteed and
rtiqulred that correspondence b kept ahao
tutely confldentlal; nleaae tell the who) story
in flrst letter, J 033, Ledger Central, '
UEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
. OF U8KD CARS
OORBON'AUTO EXCHANQE. 238 N, BROAD.
BAROAIN Wlnton Touring car, 1018: full
equipment Apply 1011 Cheatnut. Room 720.
AHHOTT.DBTROIT 1914 touring earT fully
equipped and tn good condition! bargain.
BlOBlX-Vy .WILLS Y MOTOR CO., 804 N. Broad
8. S. ROPERS, M..r. Exch. gar Dept.
AUTO LTVKRY AND OAl
Continued from PrtcHHng CeeaelT
INDEPENDENT TAXTcAll
AUTOMOBILES Of QUALITt
Vilainfinrl tLAAU Namob -i.-.
s.lBMiviiM vm, .-.a:, VIQJgq.
Wanted
AUT08 wanted for part. Philadelphia Auto
Part Co.. 828 N. 18th. Park 1418;
AUTO LIVEBY AND OABAQES
TAXI-gOURlNO LIMOUSINE
v v ;'',- u ,t" a. t iv a
NtvIL-Clft-l. Korrorly Jltntv nU Co.
tnPI.ATI 1 1 rt-' ".i" " '.' Jr. ".
PaVk '7483): Trand-hsw ' fp....",to5?,a,n,Sr'
!?? hr.l also brand-asw 7-paas. llm?...!.!'
n.ou nr.i weddings, funerala.
1718 nira-a
UUV MOIHTER Portable OaraTSsTi.f
tucco. on display 8)31 Jf. Btb; Tioga. 2984.
AUTO PAINTING
"PAINTING"
The Best-Equipped Plant
The Highest Grade Automobile '
Wa do vryth!n In connection ka
WOTK, upiioiaiBar, new worg of tha i-2 I
design. "
Invitation extended to Inspect n.e .
work. "r 1
Chas. S. Caffrey Co.
TENTH AND MARKET STUB!,)
CAMDEN, N. J,
In Business sine lis.
AUTO RETAIRINQ
THE
HE BEST, EQUIPPED repair aha. iT,
Philadelphia! we atralghten Vale'a'Sj
make parts: repair, overhaul and r Jl
make: hlah-grad cars nn, .i!?..r-i
In wrecks i rates .00 cents per haiV.'
i riifa mi Mnta -....''
rrlcea for parts, plus 10 per cent of ID
for superrlsloni you should be moriffl1
in (no aiumuer ot noun cm
prlc pr hour: we alte o
and n qure ileal! come, lx
AOKNUT ror "MASTER" CarnT,.' '
HIOOINB BROS.. 42L Jhffin'fl'W.J
RPternnitrrrien n-nn-.-.
swi-jiiLLY."ri.r. L.n.w iia u
.'!. .it liituAD ST. V?
CYLINDERS REBORED, new pIstonTTi
lurnisiivui -uriuinit una nrssing. It n 1
wood ft Co., 1023 Hamilton at. rtnl1 '
AUTO SUPPLIES
IF TOU WANT, to aell your old car er
part to repair, call, write or phoiis'
jfcJlMr!l?$ ft
PARTS
Phlla, Anto Psrts Co,
to nuna or repair any car.
Bid H. IXth. I
TIMKEN-DEARlNOS HYATlr
New Denarture Sar1ca Rt- -r... nli.
1814 Arch at. Ph. Walnut 3497. Baesi
AUTO TIRES
PULLMAN TIREt-
Ouaranleed 8300 miles. Compare i
, JHI.a C, aOH 11. IfrOhO St.
T I n r. a
Slightly used, all sins: voa.
828-823 North 18tr- Park 141).
BUSINESS OPP0RTUNITIM
PlflKTlNO
Beat grade work at cheaList price. j,.
ioo biiwii vi w !. ...uiviauai aw
and expert advice. It w.il pay yog. t .
alter icu imi" k w,, we W1U I
ir(,ai- von will aan i.,o.ia. :
TIMES AMERt.-:N PRESS 1
07 8ANS0M ST.
n
6end tor our frt
b ten i ana rraot-u
PATENTS
Wa -will help you deelop your limm
ICO irc rruuig (.ccb, open uoi
.Um eteitll 11 !)A
IIIIINB uimi uw(
FOSTER.& WEBSTER mji
Ami tjnesinut at. tien pnone walnst 1
OENERAL. COUNTRY STrlnB
Estab. SO year: receipt 112,000 to til
er annum; I, u. paya 145 a ausrtirrJ
Ing with modern bath: 8 ecrea: fruit. Hai
aslllAaSFaa ail kVAtl iflaSiael t-i as SmTak 1 1 - aa. A a tf. a. ? J
""""J. "'J""""1" ". nticiirwi In
l
C. P.
surrounded bv
PETERS a. SON,
pveu-to-do fsrmsri.J
008 CHESTNUTll
FOR SALE Established wagon, truck i
tomoblle body building business at 11
rmiiHivru m.,i real cimiB oniioost.
iiiarr a. iirai-msar, mmrnrra, las a.
CIOAR. candy and Ice cream stors fer I
1-S-I W naaam,-,!. a,... T
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Bank referencea. Appraisement. 1 per t
. nniiin, ui Sanson 1
HARRY W
EVENINO CLOTHES TC "JH
irfitaar allies, rjionn ropiar m. V
LEIDNER'B, lllth and Glrard ays.. I
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR -removed by ele
in only permanent way; eyeorows I
MISS SMITH? 402 Keith Theater
DRESSMAKING AND MILI
THE MCDOWELL DRESSMAKING
Individual Instruction; ehort coursrt;
navments: natterna cut. nOc. up.
807 DENCKLA BLDO., llth A Market i
FOR SALE
UILLIARD. I'OOL. combination, s,
bouaht. sold, rented, exchanged:
supplies. Lafe Keafer, American
turer. 821 Olrara nve, Fnone Kens,
nilal.IAnD. Dool tables: new. aecond.hu
Ing alley; eaay payment. Rosstte-l
Street Co . Z2-, B. Btu st. l'hone w
uir.t.TAitn ANn if.f'Kirr taiii.kh
bowling allea: easy paymenta. BRUNn
HALKlb-COLLENDER CO.. 1002 Arc.
CASH REOISTERS bouaht. exrhanrea, t
reputed; auppllea; new and factory:
nevr total uuuera law as iav. us
see our new modela. Tie ulsters sold nr 1
easy paymenta and fully (ruarantei
THE NATIO.VAL CASH REOI8TB
780 CHESTNUT STREET
REMINOTON typewriter No. 11: back M
chrome rib, tab. 1). Sternfeld. 11201
Fireproof:
and mattes
Fourth at..
BO allahtly used:
nlir baraalns. zn
between Itace ai-j
188 LARGE TALKING MAC
Edlaon with cabinet for holding 201
finished in a beautiful quartered
new 184: can be paid at the rats ef 1
weeKiy; an excellent Bargain; m ac
tion: eoual to neiv: write for contDlel
bargain and special 30 day' free.tr!
HEPPE'a UPTOWN STORM
Cor, 0th and Thompson sti.
SCHOOL DESKS, tl.GO EACH,
single ana aouDie. any sua.
CHAIR KXCHANUK. cor. Bin ana j
SHAVINGS and aawdust for sale. . An
B. Felln Co.. loo., York road and m
HuaiiEs. liTit 4. uurroNwi
Has the largest and beat assorts!
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