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EVENING LEDGBK PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, VM
PBILADELPHIA
MARKETS
1 GRAIN AND FLOUR
UnKAT Receipts. -.00,434 bonh. Demand
Vs fain but, with easier western advices,
prices declined 2e. Quotations; Car loin. In ex
crt elevator No. 3 red. apot, 11.8311 50i No.
t seruthern ltd. II. MO). nil steamer No. 3 red,
fl,tei.3i No. a red, $1.4M.ft2. rejected A.
tl.4Sl,4S: rejected H, ll.4IUl.4t.
CORN Receipts. 40OO bushels. The tnarkst
ea siutet bat steady under moderate ofTerlnee,
Oeetattnnel Car lota for local trade, aa to loca
tlon Weatern "No. 2 yellow. 7tPSci weatern
steamer yellow. Klf7ci western No. 8 yellow.
MOtftt western No. 4 yellow. 81 CMC
OATfU.RMtnti. 9K.401 biiatiela. Vein, wera
steadily held, but therewas llttia trading. Quo.
lt'JP""'. o. a wnue. na w.nc, stannaro wnue.
'i?itr,l No 3 white, I'JOMliCj No. 4 white,
&IUn) iiimiIa mm iiu nitUn.
LOUR Receipts. 1710 bbla. and 1. 0.18.002
lb. In sack. Trad waa aulej, but mill limits
jrere well maintained. (Junta. inna, tier I0" It'".
1 wood! Winttr. clear, inoa.r.m do. straight.
f.7S7.23: do. patent, if.MSOY 7St, Kanaaa,
eir, couon ancKs, livi.au: ao. siraigni,
tan sacks, $7,8018: do, pslrnt.
nva.:
tot
. .liDVVDi w., CBir.i.. .vimii nvnv.
!. -.. .!. .av ,i. .,. .
ravO'.wj -timiiui, urai cii-.r, ,i.uij uu. ira-
vnt. I8e)8.60 do, favorite brands. tS.7S06.SSi
uur nina. cnnice ana rancy patent, in.iavv ::..
Cltr mills, regular grades Winter, clear,
CM; do, straight, J6.7507.:3; do. patent. 7.23
. RYK FLOUR waa In small supply and firm
WK quiet. W quota at I0U7 per bbl., aa to
ur' provision;
The market ruled firm wllh a fair lobbing
1 Inquiry. Ouotatlona follow) Cltr beef. In sets,
emoked and air dried, 03c: western beef. In sets,
smoked, S..es city beef. knuckt-a and tenders,
amoked and air dried. S4c: veetern beef, knuckles
and tender. smoked. .He: beet bama, 128030:
bark, fs'tilly., I23O29.00: bama. 8. P. cured,
loess. 2fi0Uc: do. aklnned, loose. 21021Hr:
tie, do. amokM, 22022.tc: other hams, amoked,
cltr cured, aa to brand and nveraira, SI tye: bams,
amoked, waatern cured, yl'-Ct do, boiled, bone
leas. 8$et plcnle shoulders. 8, P. cured,
looea. UHr do. amoked. 15V4ci bellies. In plcltls,
ficcordUm to a venae, loose. 17tto; breakfast
jacon, aa to brand and average, cltr cured.
S2ttc: breakfast bacon, waatern cured, 22V cs
lard, western, refined, tea., 10M et do. do. do,
tuba. 10 c: lard, pure cltr. Kettla rendered,
in tcs.. IhVc: lard pure cltr, kettla rendered.
REFINED SUGARS
., The market waa quiet but steady. Refiners'
list prices: Extra (Ins granulated. H.70O0.7.V:
powdered. 0.80O0.S.V; confectioners' A. 0.C0O
6.65c; soft srades. s.OSOO.COc
DAIRY PR0DUC3TS
TJUTTnn Demand waa fairly active and sun
Vllea wero well cleaned up at the lato ad
vance. Quotations: 'Western aolld-nseked cream
err, fancy specials, 37c: extra. .ViSfJOc: extra
flrats, 34034V.C; firsts, 33033Vsc: seconds,
32032Hc: nearby prints, fancy. SRc: do. nv
rram extra. SOOS'c: do, firsts. 33034c: do.
aeennds. 32&32Vic: .obblna sales of fancr prints.
4144r.
EOaH Tnere waa a, rood outlet for the 11m
Ited receipts of fine ncw-Iald ckcs and values ad
vanced OOq per case, or 2o tcr dozen. Quota
tions: tn free cases, nearlir extra. 37o per
dos.; nearbr firsts. tl0,r0 per standard case:
nearby current rccelpta. (10.20 per case: western
xtras. 37c pr dox.t western extra firsts. S10.&U
per case: do firsts. 10.00010.20 per case; re
frlrerator rzes. extra, 10.00 per cane: do, firsts.
S8O9.30: do aeconds. $S. 1008.70 per esse:
fancr selected candled fresh ckks wcro jobbing
at 42W44C per dox.
CHKF.Si: Tbe market ruled firm under lleht
ofterlnirs and a fair demand. Quotations: New
York full cream, fancy, 20(p20,ic: do. do. fair
to rood. IDOIUVic: do, part skims, HOlSc.
POULTRY
$100,000,000 U.S. LOAN
PLAN TO HELP MEXICO
Conferees Fix Schemo for Re
public Bankers Require
Washington Guaranty
NI-W LONDON, Sept. 2C Satisfied of
tha 'ability of. the Mexican comm(Bslon to
Induce American bankers to float ft loan
of $100,000,000 or more, tho American com
missioners are prepared to submit a pro
posal for the establishment of n practical
financial protectorate over Mexico. The
plan Is this:
To guarantee tho payment of the In-'
terest and principal on a Mexican loan.
To establish as a collateral Issue a
slon to supervise the expenditures In
the rehabilitation of Mexico.
To establish, ns n collateral Issue a
constabulary tinder the partial control
of this commission for patrolling tho
northern section of Mexico and for tho
protection of tho border. This border
patrol, under the present plan, would
be officered for the most part by Amer
ican military men, and made up of
Mexicans qualified for the positions.
The Mexican commissioners still are
hopeful of negotiating n Mexican loan In
this country, but the American commis
sioners arc positive American bankers will
not attempt to Rell a Mexican loan, unless
payment Is guaranteed by the United States
Government.
FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHN C. BELL
Services Held Today nt Radnor, With
Burial nt Devon Dead After
Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. John C. Dell,
wlfo of tho fofmer Attorney General -.vere
held at 11:30 this morning In St. Martin's
Kplscopal Church, Itadnor, the Rev, Dr.
Georgo W. Lamb, rector of "the church, offi
ciating. Interment was made In the ceme
tery of Old St. David's Church. Devon.
Sirs. Hell, who was an Invalid for tho last
two years, died Sunday nlfjlit at her home,
229 South Twenty-second street. She was
critically stricken last Friday and was re
moved from her country home. Blytho Wold,
Itadnor. to tho Bell residence In this city.
On Saturday she suffered a stroke which
terminated In her death.
Mrs. Bell possessed an unusually gen
erous character, maintaining neeral pri
vate charities. She also took great Interest
In tho crowth of tho University of Pennsyl
vania. Sho Is survived by her husband nnd
two sons, John Cromwell Bell, Jr., and
Do Bcnnevllle Bell, both of whom are stu
dents at the University of Pennsylvania.
LIVE Offerlnra of deslrablo stock wero mod
erate and values were well maintained with
trade fair. Quotations are aa follows:
Fowls. u to quality. iOGU'-'c: roost
ers. I4vl3c: spring' chickens, accordlna to qual
ltr, S0W-c: White Leghorns, according- to quail
tr. 1802uc: ducks, as to six- nnd quality. 15(9
18c: pigeons, old. par pair, -OW-Sci do. young,
per nslr. IxQU'-'c.
DRESSED Tbe market ruled firm wllh do
fnand readily Absorbing the offerings of deslrs
hie stock. Quotations: Prc.h-kllled, dry-packed
fowla. 12 to box. dry-picked, fancy aelected. 24c;
do. welahlnr 4tt flf lbs. aniere. !aUt?: ,lo.
weighing 4 lbs. apiece, l'3c: do, weighing 3VV"
ina. apiece. 2.c: aot weigning a ids. npieco.
O0Slci fowls. In bbls. ice-packed, fancy, dry-
r ticked -Northern Indiana and Illinois, welco
me 41(5 lbs. apiece, :.1c; Southern Indian and
Illinois, welzhlnr 4W& lbs. apiece, S'JVsc;
smaller slits, lOWSSc; old roosters, dry-picked,
10c: roastlrur chickens, western, weighing 7
lbs. and over, per pair, 3tCP2r,c: broiling chick
ens, western weighing 3 $4 lbs. per pair, -5c:
chickens, weighing 6tl5H lbs. per pair, 2lti
22c; do. mixed sixes, L'U'Wllac: broilers. Jer
sey, fancr, 30032c: broilers, other nearbr.
weighing 1WK2 lbs. aptc-o. 'Jlfonc; broilers,
nearbr. smaller alxcs, l!0O27c: ducks, nearbr,
spring. 22c. aciuabs. per dozen white, wlvn
Ing 11012 lbs. per doxen. J3.7.'ii(l. do. weigh
ing IMS in lbs. per dozen. tt.N1.".. CO; do.
weighing 8 lbs. per dozen. 14 0 4. 33, do. weigh
ing 7 lbs. per dozen. 1.1 nfltrX 75: do. weighing
0H lbs. per dozen, t2.7rie2.0: dark. 12.50
trS.Ou; small and No. 2. 0ucOll.25.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock sold fairly and values renrally
ruled ateady as follows: Apples, per bbl.-
Jonathan. 40!il Blush. 3,S0t4.r,u: Northwest
ern Ureentrsr. S3Q3.50: (lrimes Uolden. 2.73f
n.r0: Hmokenouse. (2.7543.50; Wealthy. S2.7nec
S.2.1: York Imperial. I2.75&31 Duchess. 2.25fs
2.75: Ben Davis. J2.23W" 50: fair to good. 12 U
2.50: aovlea. Delaware and Maryland, per ham
per Fancy. .I1&1.25: fair to good. 33W73c:
lemons, per box, tr.tpO: plneapplca. per crate,
l'orto Rico, 43 4.23: cranberries. Cape CM,
per bbl.. tiCO.50: do. do. per crate. $22 40:
jlo. Jersey, per crate. I2O2.40; peaches. New
York, per basket. 40075c: do. do. per bushel
basket. S1.SAO1.B0: peers. New York, per
bushel-hamper Ilartlett. No. 1. Sl.3002: do.
bbl.. Ijies; grapea. Delaware Concord, per
crate. 75OD0e: do. ter 4-lb. baaket. 12013c;
Iluma. New York, per basket Damson. 23030c:
Tuna. 25030c: dreen Odtst. 23030c.
VEGETABLES
Potatoes wera milet. Other vesetablea were
in fair request and generally firm. Quotations;
whlta potatoes. Pennsylvania and New York,
fancy, per bush.. Sl.120l.13: whlta potatoes.
Jersey, per basket. 70Oh0c: sweet potatoes!
5V,itf,?Shore'-'per bbl. No. J. J1.1302: No. 2
S1O1.60: sweet potatoes. Delaware and Mary
land, per hamner, 75 O 90c: sweet potatoes. Jer
er. per basket No. 1, eoOTuci No. 2. 30O4Oc:
?n,on!i-Kr.hi'mP'r- JIO1.10: do. per 100-lb.
pair, I2O2.40; cabbage, domeatlc. per ton. J50.
' LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAII
Jim nutler ,kd
Aiacjiamara U5
a?
Montana . k...... 24
Worth star ........; 17
Yonopah llelmont i 4'A
Tonopah Ext 6tJ
Jonopah Mining e'i
Mcroe Euta. T
West End 1 7
nnr.nffiRr.n
Atlanta ..........
llu .Hull
Moot!)
Xulldo
Midway
V(.H. i--. -'
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to
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Nevada Tilll
yda. Wonder , 2
Seeeps. Mining
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BAK SILVER
-
-a
Commercial bar sliver was emoted In
New York today at f9Uc, unchanged.
' In London bar sliver today -waa quoted
at tS 16-ltd, unchanged.
.THE WEATHER f
Official Forecast ""
"vfASinNQTON, Sept M.
Tor Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer.
L-liwy: Partly trrercast nnd warmer tonight
f't and Wednesday: ventla varlaxttn wlnria h-
oomlnr soutlu
IJght rains have occurred over small
and widely Mattered areas In the State
sUoiitT On northern border and In Canada
eluriixr th last twenty-four hours and have
xaUnud over a targe portion of Texas.
ITalr weather has prevailed In more than
three-fourth of the country. The temper.
two have remained betow the normal In
the WMlv and Worth Atlantic States, but
- ia;e--rfefi evmsHeraWy Uiroug-hout the
WaW WeetxasvJ are uMHly somewhat
twemlvii la tfcaee ehVKrleta.
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2d st.
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, Wilmington, Del.
3803' Market at.
B203 Tjirchwood ave.
J,
4653 Fenn st.
AT.Ttnrr'iiT. LOtltaA. (IB vrs.
AHAY, I.YDIA ANN. Sykesllle. N. T.
Jir.l.l. t1 J.I.UItr. i 1 r. L u., , w.
ltliNCKKRT. HANNAH L.
I1I.AKHS, CHAHL.K8 K., 20 yra
11UYCII. JAMl'.M II.. 71 srs.
HKKNNAN. MAIlOAr.liT.
11UCKI1Y. lIKTTIi: K., 47 yrs,
CARNBLI.Ur. FRANCES M.
I'ATlll KI.17.A It.
CHAMRKHS. JAMES XT.
CONNOR, WILLIAM Ev
CONWAY, JOSKl'lI A. r
CROSBY. JULIA V.
DAI.V. KDlVAltn A.
DAWSON. EMMA O.. (17.
DEACON, VIltQINlA .r lib Holly, N,
DEMPSTER. ANIlItnW.
DKNNIS. SARAH W SS31 Raring st,
DIAMOND. JOHN.
DITTRICH, ULI.A. Arrlmore, Ta.
DOUGHERTY. JOHN II.
11WVKI1. MAIIY.
EMllERY. EDYTIt M., 7.
KMIIAKT, MARY. 72 jrs.
KHl-iY. IIUIIAIJI-; J.
OKHNKT. HARRY, 31 yrs.
CRAHAH. ANNIE O.
OREOO, MARTHA A.. 71 Jrs.
UROFK, WILLIAM ALUERT. 0 yrs,
tlUTEKUNST. MARY A., Bl r.
HAMILTON, MARY P.
HAMTi:i.E. CATHERINE.
IIAI1KINH. JOHN.
HARMSTAD. ANNIE TELEAnER. 84 yrs.
11 KNOX. PAUL J.. Hr., 1423 llltner st.
HENRY. JAMES F.
HOFFMAN. 8ARAU JULIA, Colmar, Ta.
HURLEY, SUSAN.
ICUUlins. MARY J.. 65. Cheltenham.
JACKhON. WILLIAM 13.
JOHNSTON. MRS. KATE. 03. Indigent Widows
and Single Women's Asylum,
JOLLEY, MICHAEL.
KF.LBO. DAVID.
KECK. TIUHMAN J.
KELLY, Dr. II. LOXLET.
KELLY. JOSEPH.
KILROY. UERNARD.
KRAUSE. FRANK W.. CI yrs.
LANE. ANNE SUTTON HANSELL.
LUDIX1W, ALFRED. 74yrs.
MacRRIUE. CHARLES, 05 yrs.
JIcCALL. JENNIE A. &'.
MotlEADY. MARY A.. 1431 Lycomlns st. (S!
McI'ARLAND, LAURA C 2S yrs. .(?V
MAllEDY, WILLIAM.
MAJOR. MARTHA. (17 yra.
MART1NDALE. THOMAS. 70 ITS,
MITCHELL, NORMAN K.
MOIlltJbON, ALEXANDER.
lutivTi rrtiAii a ti i itr
1'IUltl lliViMf0 IV. v a
MOX1.EY. ELlZAHETIf O.
MURPHY, JOS. FRANCIS. SO, 1547 N. 11th at.
NELSON. ANNA C.
OECIISI.nJOlIN J., r.l yrs.
OUTTE11KON. CHRISTINA, 00 yrs.
PEARSON. OEOHOB S.. 78 yrs.
POST. WILLIAM. SJ yrs.
RAMSEY, ELLEN D.. 07. Norrlstown, Ta.
RAIN8F0RD. 'WILLIAM H.. SO yrs.
REESE. MARGARET, 4D ITS.
REDMAN. ELIZA I1ETII. 07 rs.
ROBERTS. laltAl-L, oh, Moorestown. N. J.
HCHOFIELD, ALICE. 7J yrs.
SCHMALZRIPT. ANNA BARDARA, 82 yrs,
HCOTT, ROIIEKT. '
SETLET, OAITAIN ARRAM. 77. 110 N. 52d.
SI8K. j6hN A., Ml yrs. "
SUPER, LYDIA HOTTEL, 8T yrs.
SMITH. MATTHEW. -
HPKRRY, AARON, SO yr. V
SPRING THORPE. JOHN.
STEWART. ANDREW J.. 8r CS yrs.
STUBS. MARY A.. 71 yrs.
TAYLOR. EFFIE L B4. 2138 N. florlon St.
THOM)aON. ELEANOR JL, a. 51115 Osage ae.
TIECK. JOHN. Norwood, l'a.
Willi, .ri, ,i,,ii,i,rji v.,
WALKER. HERHERT. 01 yrs.
WAUSH. DAVID L.
WEINHTOCK. CLARA, 60 yrr.
WELSH, JOHN T,
WIST. ELLEN, 7(1 yrs.
ivouunuuoiv AIIA.
YEAOLE. SARAII R-. 70 rrs.
YEAOER. 11KNJAMIN C 13 days.
ZELU ANDREW J 63 yis.
S5LV
fBQ 't'
OR1TUAUX
MRS. ANNE HANSELL LANE, widow of
Alexander T. Ulbb, of the Ilartram, Ihlladel
plila, died at Ocean Drove. N. J on September
24. 8he has been In III health for eight months.
Sht belonged to. an old Philadelphia family and
was a member of tbe Pennsylvania Society of
tha Colonial Dames of America and also form
erly a member of tha Philadelphia Chapter.
Daughters of tha American lletolutlon. Sha Is
survived by her sons, Mr. Alexander Henry
I,ane and Mr. Albert Lane, and ber daughters,
Mrs. John Srollay, 4020 Walnut at., and Mra
William It. Miller. The latter resides at Upper
Mont, Clair. N, J,
f.ceftfta.
3Beatfjf
TJENCKERT. Sent. 25.
ter of James and tho
HANNAH L., daugh-
isie ary jteoecca
Henckert. Relatives and frlenda invited to
lunrrai aervicea, -inurs
llcnckerL
p, m.. at aunt a
pivo xi
Llaltlmora
residence, Mary E,
ave. int. private,
11RENNAN (nee Mundy). Sept. 2S. MAR
GARET, wife of Patrick llrennan. Relatives
and frlenda Invited to funeral. Tburs., Sept. 8,
8:30 a. m., S831 Melon.st.. West Philadelphia.
Solemn high mass of rcoulem Et. Agatba'a
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem,
CHAMIIEHS. At Wilmington. Del.. Sept. 23,
OlCOilGE . CHAM1IKRS. Relatives and
rlends InvUed to funeral services, at 13iJ
Irooma at., Wilmington, Del,, Wed.. BtpL 27,
2 JO p. m. Int. prlvits.
DALT. Sept. t24. EDWARD R., aoa of
ana ina isie onn x". xaiy, iunerai
TfivrASa I1
Thurs.. MU
17 1 M. 22d sL
ward's Church.
Auto lunerai.
m from mothers residence.
Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Ed
10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Ceo.
I)AWON. Sent. 24. EMU A O.. widow of
t w, Dawson, aged 07. llelatlvea and frlenda
invited to xunerat services. wq 11 a. ra., o.va
ijircHwiNH v. Am. iriuiMiiuu nui
MlB.sept, aj. DAnAJt vy., wioow or
iteiatives ana irienas invited
DBSJN1B. tteDt.
c:tinstian ijnnia
to fuseral sarvlose, on Tburs., at p. bl, at
m TSSw j785u n)aa- .........
iilAKuny i i. . .fyT. uvmTMn m wile
Bridget Diamond (nae Campbell). Relatives and
friends, alao fnWya of Moors L Whlta Com
pear foundry, Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8.30 a.
a., from reaideiwa of Thoowa Btturson, 481
W. Indtana av. Hetecnn rewitem mn Si. Xd-
ra s iv ni. ni. 1BWI7 Hymcw tein.
iter of Dr. Frank aud Marlon Kasbery.
T. Relatives ae4 frwaoe lavlted to fuoeral
toes, wad., 0 p, so., st parents- real
., 4euTepa S4.. Kraskford.'jBt. private,
M,r bwband et
rivaas.
, 4M Peoa at.,
I Osdar Hill Cess.
tnnr. awi. . j.
arr- laso I-yoafc). sUlsllves
WK
i,
JAMK
sjTls.1
and IrU
dwla LaOfMjIBOilVsl Wnrtii In.
AU's Church IS a. at. U.
ittir.itngiiz
aa&sHbi
f. Sept. S. Mrs. KATB JOHM.
MUsf. stead H. Ralatlves and frleude In Hud to
f i.
tmATIIR
Thomfs the, Funeral services on Wed., at 11
: m.-,V,,t Olrer II, flair Uldg., 1820 Chestnut
at.. I'hlla. Jnt. private.
MAJOR. Sept. M. JtARTHA, wlfa of John
Major, aged 07. Relatlvea and friends Ited
10 lunerai services, wed., 2 p. m at real,
dence, 742.1 dlenmore ave. Int. Fernwood Cam.
Friends may call Tuea. eva.
Tues, eve.
MARTIN. Sent. .!. JOSKrH S. MARTIN,
husband of Fannie Martin. Helstires and frl-ndj
Invited to attond funeral on Frl Sept. 29. 1
n. m., 310 N 0th st Darby, Pa. Int. Kden
Lem.
MlTCnKr.T, .. Sept. S3, NORMAN H. MITCH.
ELL. Relatlvea and friends, Oeo. Chandler
Council. .Royal Arcanum, invited to serv
ices, Wed., a p. m.. at 408 W, Olney ava.,
Olney. Int. private ML Vernon tiem.
MORAN Sept. 2S, at the Aimistlnlan Mnnss.
ten. Vlllanova, Pa., Rev. JOSEPH A. MORAN.
O. H. A., aged 50. Relatlvea and friends, also
reverend clergy. Invited to fimeral. Wed., M,
Thomas' Church, Vlllanova. Divine office tt'30
p. m. Solemn requiem mass lo a, m. Int.
Monastery Cem.
MOTT. ent. 24. THOMAS R. TV., husband
of late Mary E, Mott. Relatives and friends In
Jlted to funeral nervlces. Wed., 2 p. m., at 2000
Chelten ave. Int. private, Chelten Hills Cem.
NONES. Suddenly, at Waynesboro, Pa.,
Sept. 23. SARAH V. NoNF.S (nee stlcklandl.
Fjineral anlces Wed.. 2 p. m., at tha
Ol ver If, Ralr Illdg., 1820 Chestnut at. Int.
private at Fernwood Cem.
OtITTERSON. Sept. 23, CHRtSTINA. widow
of John Outterson. aged on. llelatu-cs and
friends, the Lndles' Aid Society and mem
I5rs 3l ."' . Stephen's Protestant Erlsropal
Church, rra nk ford. InMted to funeral. Wed.. 2
P. m.,froin eon's residence. Clarence E. Outter
son. 4727 Northwood St., Fkd. Int. Oakland
Cem.
RAMSF.T. At, Norrlstown, Mont.r Co., Pa,,
on Ninth Month, ,23th, ELLEN D. RAM
sur. widow of William W. Ramsey aged US.
ltolstltes and friends Invited to funernl.
from, son's rcMdenpe. Ilirnld A. Rnmsey, 130J
Powell st., Flfth-dsy, Ninth Month 2(tth Inst, 1
p. m, int. private at Valley Friends' Dur ins
Urnund.
..ROllERTS. At Moorestown. N. J.. Ninth
Month 25th. ISRAEL ROBERTS, aged 68.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,. from
friends' Meeting House, Moorestown, N, J..
1 ourth'day 27th Inst., 2 p. m.
SKTLEY, Sept. 21. Capt. A tin AM. husband
of Elisabeth K, Setlev, aged 77. Relatltea and
friends, employes of United Btntea Mint of
Phlla., and aurMvore of Co. A, llllth P.rgt., In
llel to funeral sentces. on Wed., 8 p. m. at
1710 N, A2d st., W. Phlln. also senlces nt
Trinity Lutheran Church. New Holland, Ta.,
Thurs.. 10 a. m. Int. adjoining Cem.
, SISK. Sept. 22. JOHN A. 8ISIC. husband ot
tho lata Lurv Slsk (neo Ilutler), aged 01. Rela.
thes nnd friends. Electrical Aid Socletv and
Hiro Tribe, No. SOU. 1. O. R, M Invited to
funeral. Wed.. 7:3(1 a. m.. 217 De I.ancey st.
Maes of rcoiitem nt St. Joseph's Church. 1)
a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
SLtriiR At residence of dau-thter. Mrs.
Theodore Ualley, 218 Cornell ave., Swarthmore.
Pa.. Sept. 24. LYDtA HOTTEL. widow John
Sllfcr. aged 87. Relatives and friends Invited
tn funeral serUees, Wed.. 2:.bi p. m pt Oliver
II. Iialr Building. 1S20 Chestnut st. Int. pri
vate. WALTON t Ventnor City. N. J.. Sept. 24.
MARTHA ADELINE. Infant dau-thter of chas.
S., Jr., and May Potts Walton, of St. David's,
Pa. Int. private.
WARNER. Sept. 23. rRANK. husband of
Marv A. Warner. Relatives and frlnds In
vited to funeral, Thurs.. 1 n m 1819 S. S2d
st. Remains may be viewed Wed.. 8 to 11 p. m.
Int. Eden Cem.
LOST AND POUND
AUTOMOBILE Reward 25: stolen Ford tour
ing car, 1010 model, mfg. No. 104131.1. Pcnna.
license No. 05(142. Notify Maryland Motor
Car Insurancn Co., A. P. Devereux, manager,
82 1 Walnut st,
BAO Lost, black traveling bnpr from automo
bile, containing clothing, on Sept. 13. between
lloulcard nnd ltrond St. Station: liberal re
wnrd and no questions asked It returned to
015 Northeast Boulevard.
BUNCH OF KEYS lost, between Ambler and
Philadelphia, containing key to Vnsssr Lock
308274. Mall key to Albert E. Engel. 217
Atlantlo ave.. Camden. Reword. '
COLD PIN Lost, gold pin. mounted with two
snrss of red coral, either In Gcrmentown or
downtown, Saturday. Return to 5301 Wayne
inc.. Apt. D 4.
PURSE Lost, by poor rdrl
small mirn. fnn.
tsinlng lit, on Baltimore avenue between
40th and Mth streets: Under suitably re
warded. 5450 Baltimore aenue.
1UNO Lost, diamond and pearl ring between
1033 Spruce nnd 1703 Rlttenhnuss st.: liberal
reward It returned to1703 Jllttenhquse.
SUITCASE Lost from automobile on 10th be
low Chestnut yesterday morning, dress suit
case, marked If. F. Walton. Jr., Torresdale.
containing school books; llbernl reward, no
questions asked. If returned to 501 S. 15th st.
PEHS0NA1S
MRS. JAMES E. BI1REVE. maiden name Katla
(". Kohberger (sdnntlon Herry), wishes Infor
mation regarding the whereabouts of her fam
ily. John Kohhercer, Hr.. John. Jr.. end Mrs.
I rsnk Coeherl. or other relatives. Address
1005 W. Madison st.. Louisville. Ky.
UNCLAIMED TELEQKAMS
WESTERN UNION TELEORAPH CO., 1301
Chestnut St. Mrs. Adolph Greenfield, Mrs.
Alice Jorgenson, Clancy c. Rons. H. C. Smith.
J"'' ', w."31".', '. llarnard. Flint 4 Ches
ter. If. A. Miles, Capt. Morris. Henry K me
nu r, Jos. J. Ilradway, Miss Wilson, H?Ma-
'"... N?,"nPn?.. 4,ira5 M"-. Alex, Riddle,
Mattlo lloyd. Standard Gum Co., Miss Ethel
lllake, Rev, Thos. T. Lake. Blanche Parker,
Mrs. Anna Coyle. John W. Brlndell, John
Ambrose., John Williams, Max Casper and
family. Alder. Cam. Peter rumdrv ur.
e llofimn. Miss II. Houghton, Mrs. J. Tunlck,
firs. u. ji. ,unsun. jiubi warnerjne Mtenson.
POSTAL TELEGRAPII.CAULE CO., 1420 Soutli
Penn square Edwin Plnkstone, Fbllln Cap
Ian. Francisco Morml. Elizabeth Waully, Mrs.
Esle Fegan. Raymond Williams. Mrs, O. Mey
ers, Miss Florence Wlslssenburg.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BUTLER or butler maid wanted Immediately:
also chambermaid; also cook; all thoroughly
competent, perfectly experienced and well
recommended: permanent positions: for small
family, residence city, winter: auburbs. sum
mer; state wages expected, alao references In
complete detaJblioIgcOMrar
CHILDNURSE. experienced. 'Swiss preferred.
lV..onJL "Si'., J'h(!n6 1T03 J- Chestnut Hill,
7711 St. Martin's lane.
CLERKS
to keep books and stock In dressmaking work,
room; accurate at figures and with workroom
experience preferred. Applv before 10 a. m..
Dressmaking Shop, fifth floor. West Utore.
Market rt.
UTRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
COOK Reliable woman, first cook In small ho
tel western .Pennsylvania: 140 per month and
transportations reference required. M 103,
' , ... DRESSMAKF.RS
niP'rL"'lrt drapers, waist drapers, finishers,
embroiderers and Improvers: cood wages; short
hours: long eraaon: also lacanctea for ap
prentices In dressmaking. Apply before 10
W.i"t-S.,orr'e"CM.,rker'.n,:kV" bEP' fl"b fl00''
UTRAWJJRIDCJE & CLOTHIER
U1RL needed at telephone and credit exchange
desk: good opportunity for bright, active, neat
appearing worker: inuat be 10 ears ofd. 11.
F. Dewees 1122 Chestnut St.
411111 general housework, for young ,ouriir
small Tiouse In West Philadelphia: Sood ?SFer:
ences required. M 028. Ledger Office. ""'
OIRIr Experienced, white. girls no washing
77l"l"st.OMaaf.ln?,h0.naneS!i J' ""' llM.'
"nogrigiiy'lY.ng'wS'one".!'''7711
"VlVV y?3V.r.ntnngio'n tl.vTW0,ti '"""S
OIRLS WANTED IN YARN PACKINfl DF
.IKT.I, IVn llllllTlmM o-n """"'l ..l
25TH AND HAMILTON ST8.
INC.,
U1RLS In lace curtain finishing room. Aoniv
John Uromlcy.f Son. IhlghaveVan.l FronL
UIRLS over 10 yeara wanted for lightworP
no experience necessary) 15 week paid whlia
. learning. Apply H N.' 32d at. p a wl""
OIRLS, experienced and learners, on calendar
work. Apply third floor. Wolf CoV. 12th
and CallowhllL fcH
GOVERN ESS. Protestant: Kngllsh preferred:
elementary studies, also music; child of 7 and
assist with younger children: reference. Write
or apply Wednesday. September 27. a D m
1804 Pine rt , for place In country p' ro"
GRI3W0LD WORSTED CO.
DARBY, VA.
Blartlng up new machinery, wants glrlit good
wosts; sttady'work and will pay while learn,
log .
aft
it-
v
1I0IERT LEARNERS WANTED
on topping, knitting, mending
and on siring machines.
TVe furnish first-class Instructors,
and pay girls, while .learning.
no navs piemy or work
Wnrlr
Iter tbey bavo Tear
ava '
all tbe time alter tbey nave learned.
This Is a fine opportunity.
WALLACE-WILSON HOSIliRT CO.
4355 Orchard St.. FraoUord.
HOUeHClikU'Ett Reilned woman fo.- family of
2r sood boms for coaipatent xtaraaa. Anrjv
1711 t. LXO at. "
TTTiuXah' " 1'" 1, . '" - J I -
nuuoknun. Biivri. twin k.-wmi, ror'Clergy.
saan'a Jt&M saoylng to New York auburbs;
Sa5hyh2ioWSt. KUW1" -r
MAID, who pnderalands nurslag. er Willi
Ium in tat. ear Inall.l .Ji ka .
eu-.l Ust rsferencM rrswsrd. Address Mrs!
HELP WANXED--FEMAL
Cosflstied' from rrtcerftse Colsmw
NURSERY governess: rsrs of 4 children, ates
11 to a yesrsi salary tao per month: reference
required. Address 42. Ledgr Branch, 8358
Oermantown ae,. Chestnut Hill.
OPERATORS . , . .
on power michlnes. for fine prlrals dressmak
ing: references required: long searon. Apply
before 10 a. m.. Dressmaking Shop, fifth
Boor, West store. Msrket st.
STRAWBRIDOE A CLOTIUCR
PRESSERS, white, leamera and exp, atrle
wanted. Apply A. F. nornot Hro. Co., 8. K.
ror. mn ano fairmount.
oat eat.imr
Rlauner's requtr s'sleslsdles In vsrlo'ia de
. psrtmenls. Apply Burt. Office, fourth floor,
STENOGRAPHERS
F-xPERinsTEn. Aprr.Y nimEAU or em
ployment, 4Vi FLOOR, 11EFORE 11 A. M.
STRAWDRIDQE A CLOTHIER
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Telephone
i-ompsny oners positions lis opersiors io in
telligent yoong women lietween 18. and 22
jeira old; salary 10 a wek while learning,
wllh rapid advancement i, a ateady position as.
surrd, with pleasant surroundings and unusual
opportunity of promotion.; Apply In person to
the Hell Telephone Company's "operators'
school, 400 Market st dally, between Jj80
a, m. and 5 n, m.l Monday, Tuesday and Fri
day etenlngs between 70 and 8.30 o clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, local and long dls.
ranee: experiencea, Appiy itysione icirpuuu,
CO., 183 S. 2d St.. Room 403.
WOMAN wanted, reliable, white, for general
housework on farm, or will lake man and
wife. Writ for rartlculara to Mrs. W. P.
Thompson, 10 N, Dorset ave., Atlantlo City,
N, J, .
WANTED, 2 Protestants, chlldnurse and cook:
must bavo bestreferences. Ph.Ardmnre 41)7..
YOUNOLADT. about 23 ea"rs of age. for office
work: one acquainted with city streets pre
ferred; sslsry 8. M 237. ledger Central.
A LARGE FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY
store requires a second trimmer: must
bo thorou7hty experienced and capable;
earlv position to a competent person.
M 108, Lidger Office.
A LAROE TIRST-CLASS MILLINERY
store requires a flrst-cltss A No. t
trimmer: only one who bos hndfrst
rlass retail experiences he position Is
a very desirable one. U 100, Ledger
Office.
HELP WANTED MALE
AUTOMOBILE BODY BUILDERS ON LIMOUS
INE WORK: AI0 DOOR-HANOERS AND
HARDWARE FITTERS: BEST WORKING
CONDITIONS: HIGHEST WAOES AND
STEADY WORK. HALE & KILUURN CO..
18TH k OLENWOOD AVE.
BENCH HANDS .-...
ON SHEET METAL WORK FOR ASSEM
BLING DEPARTMENT. EXPERIENCED ON
AUTOMOBILE MODIES PREFERRED. nUT
NOT NECESSARY: GOOD PAY AND STEADY
WORK. APPLY. READY JX)R WORK WITH
TOOLS. 8 A. M.. HALE 4s KILBURN CO.,
18T1I & GLENWOOD AVE.
BOOKKEEPER Toung man. IS to 20.years old.
to assist on books; one with knowledge stenog
raphy and typewriting preferred: good chance
for advancement to right pdrty: reply, with
full particulate aa to ability, experience, ryfer
encea and salary expected. B 15, Ledger Office,
BOOKKEEPER MIddle-aeed man.. BO to 80
years old, for steady position, wllh moderate
salary to right party: must, have good refer
ence: reply fully, stating ability, experience,
references and salary expected. U 10. Ledger
Office. .
BOOKKEEPER Thoroughly reliable and com
petent man wanted by a large grocery con
cern: capable of handling large force: good po
sition: splendid opportunity for the rlsht msn.
Address. In own handwriting, stating age,
exp . salary expectd. etc. 11 0, Led. Office.
ROY ACTIVE. AMBITIOUS. FOR OFFICE
WOniC WITH CORPORATION: MUST HB
OVER lft AND HAVE GOOD SCHOOLING:
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MFNT. CALL LEDGER OFFICE. 0TH AND
CHESTNUT STS. ASK FOR MR. BOUR-
liAl'.K.
BOY wanted for automobile manufacturing con
cern: must be over 10 years ot ago and be
bright and intelligent: good opportunity for
bright boy. .,. , . ,
Jl Q.i. Iui" n......
'BOY. over 10 years, for general office work, fac
tory In Weat Phlla.: must be neat. Intelligent
ami writ legible hand. Apply Oerbrook Car-
r... r.A.i. ..., Twifmmtr av.
IieL l.,.. ..".,. """ --."
BOY. about to years old. to learn good trade:
" "J ,-Zi ri,ll. larnn.! irnnd nnnortunlty
tor a strong" ictle lad. Ferguson. 15 n;
7th st. .
BOY wanted to work In a. library. Apply at
Mercantile Library. HI 8. loth at., at i a. m.
BOY for general otflce work: "''","" na
WBKr", yuuisrej j-s ss "'m,;
ilOY around office and factory. Apply Wolf &
fiMni "Qpr- l-'th and CallowhW.
BOY wanteTln pattern room. Apply It. Jacobs.
" i. ... lla,1 and Knilfh.
Il. VV. UUl . ,m- '
ROY wsnted. wholesale business. Apply Box
1077. Phllsdelphla.Pa.
BOY-for' generarofflce duties. Address G 710.
Ioniser ig.ii.....
BOY wanted to work In store.
gneny
1805 E. Alle-
IJ1IC1IJ' sr.
UOYS Joseph O. Darlington & Co. require bojs.
10 years of age. for office work: permanent
-. mrmi,"c"n .- .. --
UOYS wanted to work. at night! must be 10
viars old: opportunity for adtancement.
Apidy after 0 p, m. Publlo Ledger Office. Oth
Bnu tiiiratnu ,
BOYS. S, wanted, around 17 yfara of aire, to
learn automobile truclc watrinr. Apply ln
.ernat.onnl Motor Co.T 2302 Cheatnut at.
itnYri lft sears of ae. to run errands and
make tnemaeUea uaeful. Supl Reeve Wblt-
lnir Co.. l"th ana cnerry.
inn -. . ;" I
liOYa wanted, 10 yeara or over, to work In wall
paper lacvu-, i';v . ...- -
sire..af. nnd Rtivder RVC.
BUBHKUMAN One who can ooerate a Iloff-
"TLT .. iwtac nr. mnchlne. O 041. tA. Off.
man ni " -----
ruiPPEHS. air nnd hand rhUtl: cood wages
1-IIIlsa. iwi ...-... -. 1
CLERK wanted. 20 to S3 yeara old. In railroad
office: must write a. fair hand and have a
working knowledge of stenography and type
writing. O 7411. Ledger Central.
CLERKS
FOR OFFICE WORK: YOUNO MEM WITH
JIIOII SCHOOL TRAININO PREFERRED:
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. APPLY
JtilREMI OF EMPLOYMENT. 4W FLOOR.
BEFORE 11 A. M.
8TRAWBRIDaE & CLOTHIER .
CUSTOM TAILOR
Who desires to consolidate, or cutter or sales,
man with good trade, to associate with well,
established firm: may make iery advantageous
arrangementl atate In confidence your own
proposition and approximate amount ot trade.
O 040, Ledger Central.
DENTIST wanted, experienced! registered In
Pennsylvania; permanent position and good
salary te ths right man. Dr. Whltten, 627
Ma In at.. Johnstown. Pa.
DRUO CLERK. It. M.. at once. Butler's Thar-
macy. sun anu inrmiipr aye.
DYE and tool makers wanted. American Metal
Works. 1114 Armat at.
FITTERS and mechanics wanted; boiler and
lang worn. -ruwivcniiiT -o., Amoier, pa,
O.ENTLEMEN of rsOnement end rood sppear"
ence to Interview business men In Phlla. An
ply fi tn 7 p. m.. 010 Block F.sehanga Building.
HOUSEMAN and wife as cook, white, espefl
encedl rood reference: good borne: every com
fort) suburbs. R 8, Ledger Office.
INSTRUMENT 1IAKKRB. 13.54 XnXzTlfTlsii
of bou's: tool makers. M.52 to IS: Z
Jnlnlsls. 11.70 to III assistant machlnl.t.CTli
to W.IW), based on experience and capacity; aiu
tomatlo turret lath, ."neralora. Cleveland.
TtrownJ A Sharps. I4.B0; Tolter t Johnaon
jl.na; hand turret lathe operators. Is to
13.10: higher comnen.atloii when on piecework:
.killed laborers. IS to I. S4 solderers. tiVaJ'
2&S28F A"""'' t'ef,rtt!",, ,n :
IRON WORKERS
We want S00 strong men. between JJ Rna 4n
years of r,ss. njt under S feet 7 Inch "..loo
pounds wslsht. for night workt wages lis t
start) pieceworkers earn much more: steadv
work Indoors: best of conditions: no 'trojbul
real Jobs for men -wsntln to Inoale iSmll
nentlr) ejat. ag. nationality an.W,VrUnr5
Address A. W I'oatofftce jjog J1S4, StstioS fj"
. KNITTERS, experienced1 n rlrcutsr srl
loard ' maenlneaj , Mretenlc FleeeedUsS
Kl.wesr Coaasanr. S410 NMnJjy18 UB'
TjlWORBRS for oirlslde. work. l5.!i"Sr5Trs
H hows. Ajpiy Frankford Arsenal! RrMaVburg
S&Nr4"t to W. to tk chares of fore at lani:
tUtHeT' r"gl."ti1aJ-0c7 "" "
M4
IICM waatad for rAUlntf mill .ie. -..-.'
UKH eaualaatavil fAP VAlllair fnalll .!.. . . . ,'
ssaaa-s "vwvirsi i eviasaata aeaaia wnrai BBiahau
-)
HELl? WANTEC MALB
ConlHurd froth Prttttlnn Column
MEN. 10. wanted la learn the tausara and porfc
packing business; 20 per hour. Apply
y-j mjim o wra vo.
MOLDERft Wanted, several good loam molderet
fiesay work, goo.1 living conditions. Aaaress
."'. i.:
JOjJtox
riECERS on woolen mules. Apply J?1"..
.Ismes Dobson, Inc., blanket mills, Scott's
lnne, Falls nt Schuylkill.
rLUMRKRS wanted, first class. Apply II.
At-Sbfl TjJe nltlntown. Pa, P
PRES8ERS, experienced. Apply A, S. Rornol
Hro. Co., 8. B. cor. 17th and Falrmount.
oUlLt.Fn.qw.n,..T
John a James Dohton
Appli
ion. 1
r to James Dean, care
ni. -i7.,"".,;.t'",,.t..,.po- ! "
-nun, ,.n, ni nrnuxKllf.
SALESMAN Wanted an experienced salesman
for an Installment furniture store: must be a
men well acquainted wllh this business, sober
and Industrious snd come well recommended!
none but those having a good trsda In this line
tided apply; good pay to right party. Apply
In person to ouakertown Furniture and lied
dlngCo., ilhjfe Juniper sis., quakertown. PaA
SALESMAN Experienced pearl button " sales,
msn for eastern territory: must give exclusive
time to our line of fresh-water pearls, in bulk
or carded; only first-class men wsnted by
largest western factory. Lock Box 508. Dept.
. RvMmcatlne, la. ..
SALESMAN Shoe salesman, thoroughly ex
perienced; state referenc and experience: good
aslsr;.M 347. Ledger Central.
SALES MANAOER We need a man who can
sell and who can qualify to handle sales forcet
must hate exceptional ability, force and en
ergy and be able to get out of other men the
best that la In them: to this msn. whose char
acter must equst his ability, we offer an un
usual opportunity: commission with drawing
. account. O .8. I.edger Central. .
o t FSMFN
THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA HRtTANNIfA
NHKDS A FEW Itlnil.URADE SALES
MEN TO WORK ON LEADS ONLY.
JIOTH IN THE CITY AND TO
TR1VEL. TO SALESMRN OF OTHER
LINES SEEh'INO WORK WH CAN
SAY THAT ITIUR-FIFTHS OK 1)011
SUCCESSFUL URN ARE MEN WHO
HAD NEVER SOLD HOOKS IIKFORE.
. WIS PARTICULARLY WANT MEN
WHO ARE NOT ONLY OOOD SALES
MEN. HUT WHO HAVE SUFFICIENT
EXECUTIVE- ABILITY TO HANDLE
OTHER MEN. THOSE WHO QUALIFY
IN THIS RESPECT WILL RECEIVE
EXTREMELY RAPID PROMOTION
TO PIOSITIONS IN A PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION WHICH WILL PAY
THEM FAR MORE THAN IS MADU
BY THE AVKRAUI1 SALESMAN.
IF YOU ARE A REAL SALESMAN.
REGARDLESS OF WHAT LINE YOU
HAVE HERN OR ARE NOW SELL
ING. COMB IN AND TALK IT OVFI1
WITH t'S. WE TRAIN YOU THOU
OUOHLY. COMMISSION AND DRAW
1XO ACCOUNT.
DEXTER UITILD1NO. 15TII AND WALNUT
STS.. P1IILA.. PA.
SALESMEN wanted: attraclRe proposition. The
United tins Improvement Company, Mr. Car
ney. Mctxger H!dg., N. W. cor 13th and
Cherry eta., ninth floor.
STENOORAPHER Young man: opportunity for
adtancement: manufacturing business) state
ese, experience and reference. U 17, Ledger
OfOce.
STOCK BOY wanted In ladles' ready-to-wear
depnrlmcnt: excellent opportunity for adtance
ment. Appl M. Silverman & Son, north
west corner 0th and South sis.
STOCKKEEPER wanted In wholeaale clothing
bouse. It. Jacobs. N. W. cor. Ilrpsd & South.
TEACHER. 25 to 30. preferably principal or
superintendent, to travel In Pennsylvania for
school-book publisher: wecklv trips: salary and
tratel expenses paid. Address I.ongmans,
. tlreen A Co..44D 4th ave.. New York.
WAITER AND COOK wanted forrcstaurants
man and wife preferred; night work: place un
dcr new management. UlL't Rldae ave.
WANTED
FIRST.CLASS MACHINISTS
ramlllar wllh power and hand
milling machines and profllera
who can Instruct men to uper
at thess tools.
Apply In person, or write ths
New England Westlmrhouss
Employment Hureau. Walnut
at., Chlcopee Falls, Mass.
(Office open dally, except Sat
urday afternoon als.i Tueariav
no -inursaay evenings
u o clock. 1
J.
until ,-,
&imm&pm
(
WANTED
a number of good
TWIHT IIANMIM
for flothroucli lace machines
STBADY WORK GUARANTEED
Earning conditions exceptionally good.
AL1J. & E. HBNKELS. INC.
" Bridgeport, Conn.
YOUNO MAN in laoe curtain stock room. Apply
John Bromley & Son. Lehigh ave. & Front at.
YOUNO MEN. handy with tools, to learn good
trade: paid while learnlnr. Apply Belber
Trunk and ng Co.. 1(141 N. Hancock.
FIRM of tnaurnnce brokers want a young man
for office nnd general Insurance work: must
hate knowledge of lnauranca business; no oth
ers need spnlys atate reference and aalary ex
pected. 11 14. ledger Oltice.
(Senrral
BPRINO GARDEN INSTITUTE
AU10MO11ILE SCHOOLS
COR. BROAD AND SI' JUNG OARDEN STS.
Opens Sept. II. Students enrolled now.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS
Day clssses Tuesday nnd Thursday. 4 p. m.
A combined U"-trlcal and Mechanical Course
0 lessons 140.
Night Electrlcnl Auto Course Tuesdsy and
Friday at 7:30 p. m. 20 lessons 25,
Nlg'it Mechanical Auto Courae Monday and
Thursday, 7:30 p. m. 20 lessons 125.
SITUATIONS WAITED PEMAr.E
BILL CLERK, experienced on Moon-Hopkins
machine: knowledge of comptometers salary
112 per week. U 743, ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER COMMERCIAL, COST, CON.
STRUCT.: EXP. OFFICE MANAGER. COR
RESPONDENT: EXEC. ABST.I FAMILIAR
WITH MODERN MI5T1I. M 020. LED, OFF.
BOOKKEEPER. 4 years' experience. 112: gen-
eral office work. Q 447, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, etenographer, n'yra.' exp,; best
references: 112. McGinn. 1340 Diuphln.
CHAMBERMAID nnd watting; neat, willing and
obMglng. lfljfl Filbert st.
CHILDNURSE. experienced, Protestspt. wishes
position In Oermantown or Chestnut Hill, Ap
ply 0232 Clearvlew at., Oermantown, i
CHILDNURSE. German Protestsnti experienced!
references, p B1U. Ledger Office.
COOK and chambermaid, with positions together;
...I. 1.-11 lit M t.llrtn
III, m,.i.i .. WM ... . W..M...
COOK. good. Catholic, wishes housework with
poarul can ncip nticr scnooi. otti Aramors
ave.. Ardmore. Ta.
COOK, competent. Enillsh Protestant, desires
position; good refa. 1235 Falrmount ave.
COOK. competent. German-American woman,
wlieHspoltlon as cook. 2504 Christian at.
COOIC-and downstairs work) rellabls, with ref
erence. J003 Earp st.
COOK, cood, wants situation, city.
atreei.
2182 Pins
COOKINO or housework: references good waxes.
Telephone10 to 12, Poplsr 8:03.
DRESSMAKER, thoroughly up-to-dsle, will en.
gage by dsy: only best work solicited, a 747,
Ledger CentrsL
DRESSMAKER Experienced fitter wishes poiU
Hon In prominent sown shop as filter, U 740,
ldger.CentrL
DRESSMAKER. taVhclaas, wants engagements!
advance, styles: say g gowns sptc. Ph. Wal.OlSg.
GOVERNESS jtreaeli. German, English: prl.
vate lessons) will eanslder a partnership In
school, a 4i, lee-tsfir Central,
UOVERNESB, rff.. exo.,
VISll'V goyss) uesv ;.
wants position
M 103, Ledger Off.
aOVERNESS. visiting, German, speaklne Fr.,
deslreaengags'tiji best ref. IIarlng,7140Wi
HOUSEKEEPER, working, German, wishes po-
sltlon wltb girl 0 years. O 430, Led. Central.
LAUNDRESS, colored. flritT'lass, wants bsm"
per wash or waab by the doxen, 1'boue Dick
!... V.,,, ,AI. -l.lB,laH
lnSOII U-dlj, -WV- VHII.II.Mi
NURSINO.e'prac bkpg., companion or mother's
helper, woman desires pos. 1U30 Bharawotid.
STENOGRAP1IBK and bookkeeper, capable of
taking full charge of of Bool 5 years In recent
placej best of reference. M B4T. LedgefCejit.
STENOGRAPH HR desires ad"Wlslng"dept. or
rirst-clsss pashloni 116. A..t40 Daupliln.
WAITRKSS. flrat-class
Main Una preferred.
WOMAN, flrstlajuTlauodreaa. Waal's peaiflon"
S e4 d)J,s a week. B 4, L-deer OMae.
WOMAN, colored, wanls oay wery any lhe
.-., ,ai aw
Prot,; beat references
Mas prvauTwiM a.
Peajuiyrvaniaa. wlsbas ooak.
rru.X ., ..1 ' T
llll-l .-.
SITPATIONS WANTED;;-!.
ContfasM trim meeting Celsmn
KKKf.T!mLVlaft"lc-
ng? edreol.tionynd"cofre.P.ndence: best
reference. M 140. .cdrer Centrsl,
BOOKKEEPER. casMer and office man ow" ,(!J
engagement Nov, l.h yeara ..
lion: A No. I reference ana ii
) in. Ijcoger ui nce
BOOKKEEPER 20. msrriea. in "-5 -:
mfir.wlshes position) ref. O 2.14. Ledcent!
BOOKKEEPER or assist.. el.C. It. ". ffj!;;
,r wishes to make chsnxe, IA20,J?dgej
BOOKKEEPER, age .SWlih arade. lh.o"lftly
exp., IIS. r. Ilger nronch.J(llhft IJaupnin;,
BUTLER and valet, first class. eHshesposlUon
with small private family: good references;
Armnlan. A aim. Ledirer Ofllce. .
CHAUFFEUR, mtrrleil. English. 0 rears' pri
vate, driving, doea all repairing, wants Posi
tion: country preferred) give full Jr',:u'"i
no postcards. Wllllamst gen. dellv-..Bryn .MawTj
CHAUFFEUR. Ennllsh. wishes position In pri
vate family: rnn furnish "ood. '"nc'
Oeorge Halls, Casey Hotel, Eddi stone. Pa.
CHAUFFEUR, presently employed, would like, to
change: 12 5'ers exper enrej 7 JTara best
reference. ftiaufreur. n2li.Woodblne ave.
ClfAUFFEUR. colored, wishes position wllj P'1;
vate family: Al 'reference! don't drink or
smo'e. 1 4-iIt fdger Central.. .
CHAUFFEUR, single, bonest. aohr, ",p2'r e
.!. ..,. uaiiinn ttt-ivaiA family nrea
PIlTfl Wt IIIHII'-IIL iiviriuv-M .,.---.
ferred, f44!.Ledeer Ccntral.
CHAUFFEUR, single, first-class: yrs; eP.i
very careful city driven can '"I"''..!?,1"1
prlste references.tl 44S.U-dgr Central.
CHAUFFEUR Refined youns man. ' SJ, a" ?'')
desires posltlnn with nrivate fsrnlly: best ref-
erences. M 344f ldxer Central. .
CHAUFFEUR, practical mjn. wishes Mslllon
about O.ctlljeferenres. 0 1R4. Ledgerent.
ClIAUFFEUR-mechnnlc. 34. nngllsh. in.y."""'
cip.:good refsall repairs. Diamond (118(1;,
CHAUFFEI'R. married. 23. while. H yeara' prl;.
exp.. deslrespoaUlon, O l7ldger en,ralj
CHAUFFEUR, exp., wishes position with prl
vateJ.mllyjgood refs r.03 Oermantown ave.
COOK. Japanese, wishes Position cookmir and
downstairs work or In public place! good ref
erence. M lO-VLedger Ofllce.
COOK. Jnpanee-. .first class, wants pos.: publlo
or private famlly;bcst ref. Sal. 308 N,18th.
COOlC'-Iapsnese. reliable, long exp.. thoroughly
rajwbJejioJjexj!onat,jfll
CORRESPONDENT Toune married man wllh
oter B jeara" experience ns sales correspondent
with well-known wholesale and manufacturing
concern deslrea to change present position:
good detail man. familiar with modern office
sstems: references from past and present
emplojers. M 22, Ledger OfOce.
EXECUTIVE Having had a err extensive and
successful experience na a manufacturing
executive, operating msnoger. salea and sales
manager, aa welLaa mechanics, would UKe
to Identify wllh a largo manufaclurlna; con
cern In any of the above-mentioned ca
pacities. ,
Will consider acting as eastern represents
tho of a blgh-Brado mechanical product of
aufflclent sire to be worth while.
High-grade qualincatlnns easily proven. Am
energetic, sober, progressive. Intelligent. Onlv
proposition ot cood standing considered. M
110. Ledger Office.
GARDENER. Protestant, married. 2 children,
wishes sit. taking charge gent's place: green-
houso or without. 0(140 Crowson St.. Oermtwn.
GARDENER, single, thoroughly understands nil
branches: care nf private place; reference.
G 441. Ledger Central.
GARDENER, COACHMAN: single. Eng.. romp.
both branches: care auto ref.A220. Led.On
MAN German Protestant, single, expd. In gar
den nnd housework, reliable and willing,
wishes pos.: writ- present place. J. L., 7201
Greene st., Oermantown. .
SECRETARY Accountant or rrhale secretary
can ghe 3 or 4 evenings weekly: Al references;
bond If required. O 741. LcdgerJOfflce. ,
STENOGRAPHER nnd bookkeeper, thoroughly
experienced and educated joung man, aged 22
3 oara.G 845, JCdger Central. ,
STENOORArHER-ofnce man. (1 years' experl
ence. desires pos.; 418. H 18. Ledger Office.
YOUNO'MAN. 22. desires position In claim de
partment of casualty Insurance company,
thoroughly experienced nnd can furnish best
references. Box 439. Central Y. M. C. A.
YOUNG MAN, 20. seteral cars' atudy at law,
desires position In law. real estate office,
claim or legal department: 8 years' business
experience. F 058. Ledger Central. t
YOUNG "MAN. nge 20. hating clerical experl
ence. wishes position of any kind with ad
tancement. u744, Ledger jCentral.C
YOUNG MAN. 20, experienced, nulck and'accu
rata nt flgnrrs. desires position; has bst ref
erences. H 13. Ledger Office,
COLLEGE MAN
7 years' office and sales experience, desires tn
make permanent business connectlonuoUHng
lo Invest some capital In the business if i our
referent es are satisfactory. O 730. Ld. Cent.
JAPANESE wishes position as butler. ialet7
cook: take full charge; excellent reference.
J. M 1A34 Vine St.
EMPLOYl:ENyAQENCIES
MRS. HARVEY, 11)10 Rlttenhouss sq.. has regis
tered housekeepers, governesses, linguist, ex
ceptional Europe-American referencca: Infant
nurses, French, other nationalities; German
American, governesses, large additions, well
lecommcnded help: sll nationalities wanted for
every capacity: butlers, second, third valets,
chauffeurs, housemen, couples. 150 to 1100;
first-class colored couple, or 100k nnd butler,
for Hnrrlsburg; cooks, ..) to 100; trained
waitresses, parlor maids. 30 to 140: nurses,
laundresses, lsdles' maids, several sets, gen
eral maids for apartments, housework and
kitchen.
NICIIOLLS. 1920 BAINI1RIIK1E ST. Have
first-class butlers, second meu, housemen,
Swedish and German couples, cooks wait
resses. chambermaids, laundresses, etc., all
nationalities: vacancies for butler, valets,
cooks, chambermaids and waitresses, nursery
novernesses, ladles' maids, kitchen maids,
liousemslds. Phone Locust 2130.
WANTED Several young cooks, waitresses,
parlor maids, chambermaids, laundresses,
nursery go.ernesses: vacancies for 2 maids to
gether! butlers, couples, watchmen, k irOcners.
etc.: ref. required. Phone Spruce 3027.
WANTED Swedish second cook, 183: kitchen
maids, 10 nnd 171 Protestant chambermaids,
parlor maids, waitresses; French and Swedish
oqks, 150 and loo: butlers, housemen, cbauf
feurs. couples. ..13 B. I'lllh,
SWEDISH COOKS. German child's nurses,
cooks, chambermaids, housework girts, want
positions; halt grown colored girl wants house
work In embolic family. Mies Itoso Dough-
J
MRS. KANE. Btl S. lDlh. wants and supplies
all kinds of first-class white belp. male and
femaletiwlth reference. , Spruce 3.01.
MRS. HUSTON. 1010 Balnbrldze Wanted, first
class waitresses. IS to 110;, also assistants;
first-class laundresses, chambermaids, cooks.
Lit chenmal ds; refcrences.rcuul.ed.
EDUCATIONAL and Doraestlo Employment Club.
223 S. Sydenham (1-tli and Walnutl--Wanted,
iiuuicii-i mii. i.iwii k who. vwjKH.iiouaeman.
JONES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Male and fe
male help secured; white and colored. Prea
ton 5771. 1 0 H, 31)Ui at,
WANTED, at Episcopal Office, 312 H. 12th et.
Cooks, waitresses, purses, kitchen maids,
house girls,
MADAME" rLATZ. moved to 803 S. 11th White
help wanted and supplied.
atjtomobii.es
Tor Bale
NEW AUTOMOBILES SOLD ON
INSTALLMENTS
ANY MAKE MARKET PRICES
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS
W. J. MARKELL. MANAGER
010 FRANKLIN BANK BUILDING
HELL PHONE FILBERT 8025
.vie V-IIRMIHH" TEACHER, tuters.
wbo "fit": no eharse to employeMl
Ssou-lesea ,a wnwui in i
Pw- 2Ti. WetSital Iw-w.
TUAriOJf.WAXTWJ-MJl.I.K
ACCOUNTANT. ef
oubllo eoeountina. rasU
JjSMrjgSMjiMjJB
AUTUlTKCTi;
oaiaisrr, e ;
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DUAf
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wct&msiQkrmpwz
We have a few cheap cars of which tha
chassis would be very aultsbla for truck or
delivery work of any kind. Don't fall to coma
In and look them over If you want aomethlna
at a- bargain JfJfggtry purpose.. "
2314 Market at. Locust 450.
IT. A. J.'S'KH. Mar. I.Trh.r... .; n.
CADILLAC 1U14 touring car. overhauled and
repainted; full equipment! price 1830. AUTO
BALES (Joitl'ORATION. 14i N. Hroa. at.
ini V 1fllOYl9-ht " .
U. , IIUWEUH CO,
v- n. iiroaq at.
UUDSONS Phaetons, roadsters and cabriolets,
equipped with electrln lights and starters
3LBK,aIr'BTe'l N.j'road st.
T-aToB, Falrftefd" model, la"flrst-clas tonlH
tlon: guaranteed. ' -,
lnn lrtl..l.ll l.nv llOTOn tr a. .
(U"J" ""-Hi .v. .. v ' P "roaa.
PULLMAN 0, 7-passenger. 48ll. p.". 1014 model;
-eaulDtntnt comDletei nrfw mm.iiie.ni ...!
run lLUOp mliesiJO. 1038 Market at.
WlUTE4.0-H. I.,.7-passenger"fourlngT100oT
rt V tT . ll"" -7rT 1 ni neiinii!! 1 .V s.
FREEi-tlO FORD STARTER. If rouwlll dem'
onsiraio, opina moior irom aeat. Get ex-
ciuaivw couiuy prvposuioa. i STARTER
CO.,
Buffalo, Dept, 7.
HUDSON PARTS
OORSON
S-MND FOR FRF.B BI1L:
Avw&mste-.
Schober
8350-48 MARKET
PARTS
FOR
SCHOHBR. 88M-48 UARKBT.
!i.Bc.l'"'"'"
3M N. BSOAB.
LOCO SO
Autocar-r-fruck--Part5
SCHOBgy. M41-48 lAKKBT
ATJTO LJVBKf AND OARAOBS
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO.'
AUT-JftOBUW
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Never cloaesl Foruai-ty
.rr.r ,...iT
w , . , 1. alia ti
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mwm 11 mm w i
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APT PAIKTnj "
AUTO PAINTINtToF'TUB nr-r-rr: 1
Jt lower prices. OM VtJTB'CUs
1821 Alrdrl, .t Phen T,.y.TiP
ATJTO nEPATHTMn
SSa
CLTINDERS ni'.PORED nZU.T '
furnished: weldlpg and br7l 'u I1 !
wood ft Co.. 102.1 llamllfon'af' ft..?- USK
ATJTO BUPPLlEa
JF YOU WANT to self your old ..' . Sa
?17 N 12th St.PiVk 114
TIAIKICN.nManivr v.r. iw
..in i, i't
'ki:n-bh niNfls MYA1-. " -
N','. neparture Service Hli.-r", ,aLp,
ltt -J Walnut .1tT. rI"!1 Lf-i
PAtlTfl -,ti
rhiia. AuiaPh.A'.d co.fyj'jT.rg,,,
AUTO TIRE3
Til? a - .
Ouarantsed 8dV mllVs. Comoae.
ORrB. 230 Nl Br.!fV trtni-
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
10 WlllTH LEGHORN puiletsand 1 ni,"
for sals cheap. 4527 Lancsster. "ten
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
JfAi-ii-NTH .n?.n,ror " free bT
W. will help you'Seop'rVvVa
FOSTER & WERSTRP sum n.
Ln'Pstnut st. Bell phone Wal.M ,.
WArrr?ri , .."?. ... . ' - M
reasonable sum In R. ..2."1 ""H
facturs of a device of almost nl.efsl.J
among merhan es. Expert savs ihi h-JJ!'
"possesses both novelty Vrfd utllly ,hd ?Yi.
opinion Is not only patentable, bit stm.i.e iJ
construction and more efficient ; In op?ril
S!?..nyi" ",?h,ne or Mwrata hiretehr, in
tended for the same purpose," ritent ail
tain .aluable contract or Interest. Ivlc r
be seen and full Information oh.fflS,
' '"". A- H. Itepette. Attorney, 7lf VlaX
Phllada .. for npnoln t ment "smat
WANTED Working rspltal: have geerrsf
naency In rhlhut 3 years' contract from rain!'
ufacturlnt corporation rated ll.fHTo.w. tB
contract should produce ISo.oon pront. t waat
112,000 will dlldenronts. o 8 4 1. lid. cen1'
riCTURB THEATER, completely equleped7lM
month rent, n, ..e...i .!r'Tul '
.;.. --.--. " ."-.. .iiii iiiwn; no com.
petition; real bargain. Barrlst. 201 N. nroad.
WANTED Partner with 12000 to IJWHf U In-
: In ntUrt Inveeit..! -..ii T. nT
mechanical preferred. A :
4
iVili " ,W'L ,'n2.V" .!."." n wart..
...j, i-eager office. ,
Wanted
WILL INVEST ABOUT 810 000 In some tolnc
buelness: mart bo established and tear im
careful Investigation; what I seek Is an Sethi
partnerahlp where congenial and mut.l'J
profitable association will continue; I am 32 b
.ears. 40 in experience, well educated and
rlcc'f ' ,n ,n" ' hne attempted; ani i red!
blooded American nnd thero'a Iron In me. too'
can handle men nnd nm proud of a sales reel
ord In many lines; will treat replies s im.
lldentlal. but DETAILS MUST Ilfi aiVEVor
no attention paid, O 2.V.'. Ledger Central
BUSINESS PERSONALS
. . . DIAMONDS BOUGHT .
Bank references. Apnralsrment. 1 perN
HARRY W. RMI'III. TI7 S.r... W
, EVENING CLOTHES TC niRB
Lslest stvles. Phone poplar 233. Open 1
LE1DNER-S luth and Olrard sw . W.
,r.'
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electrolvsi'a' '
the onlv permanent way. Eyebrows arched '
51XSSJjnTir,4n2JKeltyThierITlld .
HUNTS' CAST-OFF CLOTHINO BOUQIIT. 12
N. OTH BT. FHONE WALNUT 18(10.
CARPET CLEANING
CONTINENTAL
CARPET CLEANINO HOIISH
20TII ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Hell rhonej Locust 1011.
WESTPHILA.
WESTPHILA.
WEST rill LA.
MONARCH STORAOB (XX.
C !'.!( YAKil
8870-72 LANCASTFt AVE.
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINER.
Mcdowell dressmaking school inai.
tdual Instruction: day and evening sessloa.
307Dcnol.!aRldg.,llthand Mjirket sis.
COLUMBIAN SCHOOL. 1738 Columbia ave Our
20th century s)strm Is easily learned, day and
evening classes; circular.
POR SALE
538vIARan TALKING MACHINB
Edison wllh cabinet for holding 200 records:
finished In a beautiful quartered oak; co.t
new 184; can be paid at the rate of 7 cents
weekly: an excellent bargain: tn good condi
tion: enual to new: write for cnmnleta lilt ef
bargains and eptclal 30 da) a" free trial offer, .
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. fllh and Thompson ats.
BILLIARD, POOL, combination, second hand,
bought, sold, rented, exchanged; renalrdn.
supplies. Lata ICeafer, American rnufc
turer. 320 Glrard ave. Phone Kens. l,
BILLIARD, pool tables: new, second-hand botvl.
Ins alle.s; easy payments. Hosatto-Barri
Street Co.. 22.' 8. Hth St. Phono Wal.gl
BILLIARD AND POCKET TAnLES A.J
bowline alleys; eaav payments. HRUNSWICh-HALI-E-COLLENDEH
CO.. 1002 Arch.
CASH REGISTERS bought, exchanged. repslreA
ren'ated: SUnDltrSt Oetv anrt (,.lnrv rehut
t new total adders as low n tan. Call Rf "J
see our new models. Registers sold by us . -4
r-flvv iiNviiirnts nnti imiv piinrnnieen
THE NATIONAL CASH REOISTER CO.
730 CHESTNUT STREET
, rOLDINO CHAIRS
NEW AND IUI1D SOLD AND r.ENTE(
CIIAIR EXC1IANGE,S.E. COR. OTH VI.N
MULTIORAPHS at 1.3 cost: new; gusrsnte
Phone Iim. 48 0. Russell Haum. Bourse
SAFES, flreproofi closing out 00: slightly lis
all sizes and makes: blz bsrgslns, 210 -
Fouith st. (bejlweennace and Vine.)
. HUCHKS, 11TH A BUTTONWOOD
Has the largest nnd beet assortment ol
us-d office , furniture and fixtures In
this part of the country. An thing
to equip an office, st prices thst will
Please, you. Free delivery anywhere.
l.
HEATING
Hn.Tr.K, ranges, boilers: bsrgslns In nrn, ;
rebuilt ll makes. Ai;iN.lLEr CO...
o i'liurrt Pie J 1
INS-.RUCTION
FRENCH LESSONS by new ment
free trial lessons will demonstrr
of method: Parisian professor. A
r i
iicess: ;
fjlenrs.
-d.08.
MACHINERY AND T. i,
IT IS THAT denendahle nualllv .,( il)C(l(
ANTI-FR1CTION METAL that maker It b-S
possible, f6r imitations to be "Just ss good'
lining lor mscnine oearings, iiiu. aa ,
U1VAUS FOUNDRYS. 145 North Second. .
Ana -ij(.;ui ri-t.
iuiiiii-Ani ii.ui- !. , .
Dynamos, motors boilers, steam and ell es I
gines, pumps, air compressors. .
FRANK TOOMBT, Inc., 127 N. 8d street.
BEMENT MILES HEAVY DUTY PLANER. TJi4
. " ""' ""..JiTTALL. 1748 N. Mh.
nrUiUOU .,- n M,.hln.rw hmi-ht- Sli
-ind rented; armatures repaired. Bain L itl
.. Market, 3003. YearsleyjCo.. 224 N. Id St. 'S
tCNUINt. LATHES. 13-ln. to. 20-10. '"
strictly modern un-to-data tools. L. F, 0f-
irti w oiiiib, ao, iy. on pi.
WOOD PULLEYS (Ollbert): thoussnd; In sterll ;
sii aiametera. ciiAULtso nunu urn
ou Arcn atreet.
PIPB : FITTINQS, all alzes. P1IILA. :p-HA!
PIPIT SUPPLY, 1003 N. 7tb. Botn pnow.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANOS
SEPTEMBER SALE
jiErrca xjptown sTones
The aummer rental pianos are rspldlyejjfc . ,
Ing back. Macy of the finest llepps. MereeHJJ. ,
Jules and Mcbomacker planoa. aa good ss msj.
win e sold ai reaucnons 01 e-v 'JS" ." ,
tbs new pricea. Guaranteed for 10 s 1
1 . a 1 n-a.4a.lu SI HflUrird. .ml.
'bo-t'lop'rlght-'plaa-by ."& 3
Chlckerlng. Maaoo. Mamfln. , LeMsr. 0JJ
part payment fc" ptanoIa-pUnos. vl'5',lTO a 1
have been marked, down to 175. " "" J
4)00.
.. .?. "."' ..,.1 aad t.
neversi pisrr-iii-iiiua,.ii.... --- -a
duced l-OO and J3U0 below resuisr """
H5i is?JrVr s,atr. .
98 rnlla f mualo
8uo new pianos,
Schomack-r, F.raucesca,
tr. TO fit anyplaio. "
s. Hepp-. Marwllua. J"J
loeaca. at one uallofitt We"
Cowprta,iVne' of vtctrolae. records. eW,,
Call or wrHe for, complete list. "f i,,
cataieeruse aaa special iw w ,mt-
.... i.e. ..--r.i. .-.-i
1 '
BTft. I .
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.1 1
. AttmtfKM ISA PsA
.aalUt 4Rt foe aB Who IS looking. '
good.mae4M at a rea
LSI!
Aufr-feKltf
Wrilel .tWF TTZm
TrJiriir s. nnmnlW-l
asfrss
Cor, fca aed fr-ry-- '-
WAHOOANT VJCTH41LA OtIT"JTi
Beautiful Mabnwar VletroU IV
wNk etirt.t IIIIMBB4 a ;
euu-Fsu.. si.av. jcatire vh.ov
t It.tlO weekly, CM J rll JJJ
reuu-. II.M. -Entire
nrswiii si.iw wees
arrioUa-i and Urge
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r
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...,f
IlliVa.ral.d cak
t Piano ecerpted as wrt payui ss.
as. No charse tvt Mtlmats,
UBfVK'a ymowii U'k.
Ceraer ath sa4 Th.p-wn st
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