EVJjixNJLtf ( Lkl)GKIt-iHllLAi)JbJLPHlA. ' YVii.m,Ei3DAY, NOVJBAlliER 1, 1916
LAKE SUPERIOR IS AGAIN ACTIVE;
REACHES BEST PRICE SINCE 1913
foreign Selling Not Yet Over Brokers Disposing of
Stock Regular Way and Borrowing to Make
, Delivery -Bonds Strong Also s
V
Lake Superior Corporation stock con
tinued to brink record In the trading on
th Philadelphia Stock Kxchnng today.
It was by fur the most active stock
throughout the day's session, more than
43,fJ0O shares changlnu hands. Late In the
day a new high record since 191J was
established, when the stock Bold at 2JH
At tho top mark today the stock was up
lust points, as compared with the close
of Saturday and 44 above the; close of
yesterday. The low point of the stock In
1915 was t, and tho high of that year
There was n blff demand for the stock
from the beginning of .trading, nnd this con
tlnucd throughout tho day. There was
much realizing during the session, nnd this
brought frequent declines from tho high
prices, but these losses were soon recovered.
The company's five per cent Income bonds
kept pace with the stock, advancing four
points, to 40,
All of the foreign-held stock which has
been hanging over tho market for some
time has not been sold. Jt has been gen
eral knowledge that there was a laigo
amount of stock owned abroad nnd that It
would be fed out on the market as soon ns
tho price reached the point set by the hold
ers. This price, which In some cases was
slightly better than 16, has In many In
stances been raised with tho advance in
tho market.
In the last few days much of the stock
which has been sold has been for foreign
owners. This was not Indicated on the tape,
as foreign selling usually would be, as mit
ers 30 or sellers 30, meaning that the stock
would be delivered In that many days. In
stead the stock has been sold regular way
nnd the broker selling has borrowed the
stock to make delivery, to return the stock
to the lender when the securities have been
received from Europe. One large uptown
house. Is nowsclllng 30,000 nhares In this
manner. Th'elmajorlty of th's stock was
sold today,
The next most, active Issuo was Electric
Storage Hatter', which sold up 2 point
from the low. The demand for that slock
did not appear until the afternoon, when
there was a general spreading out of In
terest throughout thc-llst. Huntington nnd
Hroadtop preferred made another new top
mark for tho year, selling up lol. Some
S100 shares of United States Steel commor
were traded In.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AJD FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts, 127.278 bush. There was
. farther decline of 8o In thin market, due Jo
lrtWk.W-rt.-i.rrfJ',JHi:!Ht
JV.'..C.- tiLlrrU,- K 7n bushels
1 I ,i I,,-. Xll'in. uw. , " -
-I
urf steady with a quiet trade. . viuoiauons.
Carlo!. for 'local" rnd. as to location Western
No 2 xellow 1 20O1 21. e'rn steamer vel
ftw. If lWi.lD; western ,K yeUow. ll.lSt.
ii fatm No. 4 yellow u.uwi.ioi .
tf.T -.Helots. 18.353 bushels. Demand, was
light snd Prices wers Wc lower. """IVi J."
!ii whits SOOBOSc: standard white. 8DH
"Kxf-tUceVpt. ?m'T;..l.. and 1.032.M5 lbs.
as nirni anil vniiit'n s-mn
J.n,iefbbl"Tower? ,Qot?Ho..r 19..I1... in
-T.-4 winter clear. IK. 130. a-. o airi.ii.-,..
r?nsns do. patent. IR.7BOO: Kansas, clear.
Jni?nn sack's I8.93&.I.-S drJ! straight, cotton
Jacks ".Meu"sUi do. patent. rnlW mc .
I BO&n.Thi sprlnr. nrat clear. 8.ftOO: do.
ratent. in.rOWlOi do. favorite brands. H.1RJ
IS M-elty mills, cholc. and fancy patent. 1 111.15
Win nf rlty mills regular grades, winter, clear,
WwAssftoV'tr" d0-
"rt'b'KLUOU was qulet.'lmt ateady under light
ctfrlmts We quote at I7.00C8.0O per bbl.. a.
to quality. pROV,SIONS
smoked and alr-drled. 31c: western best, in
eta "smoked. 34c: city and, western beef,
Ruckle and tenders, smoked and alr-drled.
r. beef hams. I2830; pork, family. 180.80
ffil.taml.TP. cured, loose. lOOlOUc: do.
.SlVnVi" loose. SOOSOh , do. ta 2pz
Vo V-Ind 'and. average. IDH c: hams, smoked.
RAINS IN ARGENTINA
SEND WHEAT DOWN
Assertions of Poor Export De
mand Cause Further Liquida
tion and Serious Break
a .- -iii,ai nn nntiru. uui cirnsi
Me" Picnic shoulders. 8. P. .cured, loose, 14c;
do. smoked. 15c: be les In pickle, accordinir Jo
aversge. loose. I7Wc; breakfast bacon, as to
tVsnd and average, city cured 22 o: break.
f.st becon, western cured 22 c: lard, west-
ern rennea. u-rc. ,n. "".-". .---:
kc: lara. pure city, wuw reiiun.tii ....-.
jc: lard, pure city, kettle rendered. In tubs,
The market was quiet and the Pennsylvania
Sugir Company reduced st prlcra to a basis
of 7 45c. for extra tine a-ra nutated. Refiners list
prices; Extra nne granulated. 7.4507.a5c; pow
dered. 7 ri37.70cs confectioners' A. 7.337.50c;
oft grades. n.7oa,7.45c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
HITTER Demand ws fairly active nnd
sunnlle were kept well cleaned up. Solid
racked was Wc higher. Quotations: Western
olld-pftrked creamery, fancy specials. 30c: ex
tra, 37W3Rc, extra flrsla. aaffSnVic: rirats.
8.r.ic. secosds. 344 c: nearby prints, fancy.
40o average eitru. 3BO80c; firsts. 3Jc: sec
"ends. 35 OSftc: special fancy brands of prints
Jobbing at 4SB40C . .
KGOd Choice fiebh ecus were scarce and
K. nA hl.h-, TTnttttrnptlve stock. nOW-
tvtt was little wa.ited and Irresular In valu.
Quotations: In free cases, nearby extra. 41c
per dozen: nearby tlrsts. 111.40 per standard
case; nearW current receipts. 111.10-Ber'cas:
western extra, 41c per iloirni extra firsts. 111.4(1
per case, firsts 111 1U per case: refrigerator
ems. oxtra. 19.75 ir rase: nrsls. I0.30O9 no
tr case; seconds IH.2.10N.85 er case: candled
ckss lobblns; nt 4547o per iloxjn.
OlIEEHG ruled rtrm snd hlcher under lleht
cfferlnss, a cood demand and stronger country
advices. Quotations;, New York full-cream,
fancy. 22U22,ie- do. do. fair to sood, 21
illio; do," part skims. llOltic.
POULTRY
IjIVE The market ruled firm under moderate
efferlnss and a lair demand. Kol low I nit are
the quotations: Kuwls. as to quality. 15017;:
roosters, 13W14c; sprlnB chickens, accordlns ; to
nullity 14010c; ducks, ns to sire and quality,
1518c. turkejs. 22024c: geese, 15017c:
plseons, old. per pair, 25028c; do, younc. per
pair, 1822c. . , , .
DRKSMEt) The market ruled .firm under
llsht offerlnss and a fair demand. FollowInK
are the quotations: Tresh-kllled. dry-packed
fowls. 12 to box. dr-plcktd. fancy selected.
24c, do. welshing; 4H OR lbs. apiece. 23Hc; do.
weighing 4 lbs. apiece. 23c: do. weighing 314 lbs.
apiece. 22c; do. welching 3 lbs. apiece. 200
21c: fowls, In bbls . ice-packed, fancy, dry
picked, weighing 4HOB lbs. and over apleoe.
23c i do, welghlnit 4 lbs. apiece. 22c: do, smaller
lies. 7lfic: old roosters, dry-picked, lric:
roasting chickens, western, weighing 8 lbs. and
over, per pair. 23c: weighing fl7 lbs. per
pair. 22ci weighing 304 lbs., 24023c: chickens,
weighing 0O5W lbs. per pair. 2021o: do,
mixed sites, 21022c; broilers, Jersey, fancy,
30032c; do. other nearby, weighing 304 Iba.
per pair. 28030c; do. do, smaller sizes. 20027c;
ducks. noarhM spring, 23&23cl wiuabs. white,
weighing 11V12 lbs. per doz.. 15.7500; do,
do, do, U01O lbs. per dec.. 14. 8505.50: do. do.
do. 8 lb, per doz., 1404.85; do, do, do. 7
lbs., per doz., I3.50BS.75; do, do, do. OOim
lbs. per doz., IU.75O2.0o; dark, I2.50O2.V0:
mall and No. 2, e0cO1.25.
FRESH FRUITS
Trade was fair and values were well sua
talnsd on choice stock of most descriptions. Quo
tations: Apples, per bbl. Jonathan, I4.50O5;
pluxb. ISW4: Grimes's Golden, I4.50&5; Hmoke.
house. 1474.50. Alexander. 12 5003.25:
Wealthy, 13 4: Twenty-ounce. I2.B0O3 SO: York
Imperii, I2.5DO3.R0: lien Davis. I2.2302.75:
falr to good. II. 5002.30: apples, Delaware and
CHICAGO, Nov. 1. There was n bis
break In the wheat market today under
heavy general selling; brought about by re
ports of good rains In Argentina and. asser
tions that the demand for export was poor.
Thcro were rumors Hint about 600,000
bushels had been sold to foreigners, but con
firmation was lacking.
December fell to $1,821; and closed ouly
He above, the bottom after having boen
as hluli as $1.88 H. Yesterday last prlc6
was J1.88T4. May dropped to 11.814 q"er
hmltiK been up to Jl.SS'.J. and finished only
ia above the lowest nt $1.82, which com
pares with $1.854 at the close yesterday.
July sold off to $1.45, but ended lic above
the bottom, Tho high price was $1.49 U
and yesterday's last quotation was $1.40i.
Leading operators were more aggressive
on the bear end than for some time on
the belief that a reaction was due. Stop
loss orders were uncovered as prices de
scended. Pressure was particularly marked on De
cember, In which nn Important owner
changed his headings to May. according
to gossip In the pit, and forced the aban
donment of many smaller lines by specu
lators, j
Leading futures ranged as. follows:
Yea'daVs
Wheat Open. High, I.ow. Close. Close.
December , , 1.
May 1.
July 1.4U
,-.m ,t,at, ri.liv.nfL
December
.May , ,'.
July ....
Oata
December
May ....
Lrd
November
December
January
juus
January ...13.05
Pork
December ..20.50
January ...20.02
llld. tAskcd.
1.8" l.KS'4 1.H2U l.H2T4 l.M
1.H3U 1.854 1.H1S 1.N2 l.hUH
lt,.7l ,1U 4.1U, 1,1,71
an: mil im
SH tSll'I tt!
H
Bal'
'.'. 88
.. 57I
..10.75
..111.511
..16.112
Hll'i
15'4
Bfli 8i
53V4
67
53 K
57H
88'4
.t54t
t58t
.. 110.01
16.73 10.47 1B.47 1(1.45
15.75 15.50 15.52 113.47
14.07 13.00 13.02 13.00
SB 112 20.00 t20.0 20.33
2n.53 2II.U2 20.17 20.U5
INomlnal.
BUSINESS IS LA-RGE
ON COTTON 'CHANGE
Profit-Taking and Fear Over
Submarine Situation Causes
Heavy- Selling
fair to good. II. 5002.30: apples, Delaware and
Maryland, per hamper Fancy. 7ficOll; fair to
sood, 40OB0c: quinces'. New York, per bbl.
Eo, i. 13,5004.51)1 r". -', tsvj.au; quince
w York, per bush.. 11.5001,75; lemons, pi
, I3.B0O4.50; grapefruit. Florida, per erst
I3W4.50: cranberries, an.. i"od., per bbl.. I5i
Q.50 do. do. ner prate. S2fJ2.4(lt do. Jersey, dsr
per crsts, 1202.40; do, do, light, per crate. 11.50
XF pescnes. niew sora. per naixii, ouvvue;
rin. tin nee hunt. Intake!. II !jnffD1.7Ki tiears.
New, York, per bush, hamper Weckel, I1.75U
2,25! Bh.ldon. I1.2501 BO; llartlett. No. 1, 11.23
41.76; do. No. 2, 50o; pears. New York, llart
lett, per bbl., 1304.50; grapea. New York, per
4-lb. basket Concord, lOOlSc: Niagara, 17W
iOc: grp. New York, per VO-lb, lnket Con-
rora. oavfUrCt Nlaicara. &3vnc: piumi, New
York, pr basket i)amont -'OtP25o, prune, 29
3&c; creensase 30 W 40c.
VEGETABLES
Th market ruled firm under Hcht ofTerlnce
and a fairly active demand. Quotatlona. White
potatoti, per bueh.pPennaylvati.il. choice, 11.75
sar t.wt nrw if Hi l,iiUltii 4J A.sW V , " nilllV
jnHatoee. Jersey,
laioee, Kamern
X.DUI
r basket, v Oow lit aweet po
-'..- w
toes. Jersey, ner basket. Mkil
es. Caiitern Uhore. ner bbl. -No. 1. 1
! No. '2. tl4fdl.AU: wt natatoea. llawara
and Jlaryland, ier hamperNo. 1. 07ficj
No. 2. 25a5t onions, per lOO.Ib. bar- No. 1.
I2.9093.lfi; No. 2. S1,q"O1.70; cabbare, Dan
'"per ton. $4&H4; do, domestic, per ton,
40949.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Nt3W YOnK, Nov. 1 The market for
foreign exchange In the early dealings today
was quiet and virtually, unchanged as to
flotations, I.lre was a few points better,
at 6.65 for checks. Sterling was steady
and unchanged.
Inactivity In the market was even more
( pronounced today and, with a single ex.
centlon of a rally of 4 to 6 pojnta In Italian
exchange from the final figures of Tues
day, there was no change, In rates. .
Quotations In the euily afternoon wero
follows: Demand sterling 4, 76 11-16,
cables 4,76 7-16, 60-day bills 4i71U?
4TIK: relchsmarks cables 70 6-16, (checks'
TQU I lire cables 6.64 U. checks 6.65! HwIm
oables. S.23H, cheeks B.H',i ; Vienna cables
11,8?, checks 11.88; Kcandlnavlan kroner
caiild) 38,(0. ehecks 18,40; pMtas cables
I0,X, cheoks 20,25: guilder eablfs 411-18,
shacks ; ruble cables,. 30,65, checks 30.55,
tJtATBe for money
, CtM- Ttoa.
!f 0ffk, ' 5 5u li
tiSlHa?1 i.f 5, , 111 I!u
HANK CLKARlNOt
uonpared, wltb torre-
' vault
NEW YORK, Nov. 1. Uusines was
fairly large on the Cotton Exchange this
morning, prices being b to 16 points net
higher, the late months showing the small
est advances. New Orleans, commission
houses, Wall street and Liverpool were
sellers, while some room traders, spot
houses and southern Interests were buyers.
Tho tone was steady, but after the call,
January dropped 6 points, while the other
months held at about the .opening levels.
The early advance of about $4.50 per
bale from Monday's low level attracted
heavy reallxlng. Uneasiness over the sub
marine situation doubtless increased the
tendency to take profits, and prices broke
sharply during the middle of the morning,
with active months selling off some 30 to
39 points from the early high and about
20 points under last night's close.
Trade interests were buyers on the de
cline, but the selling was general, Includ
ing renewed liquidation by old longs as well
as profit-taking by buyers on recent de
clines. A rally from 18.66 to 19.16 for January
v-as followed by renewed Irregularity
around midday.
Yea. elnse. Onen.
111.11
1D.SK
1II.3T
19.42
10,43
December
January
March
May ...
July ...
Spot ...
.19.10
.10.11)
.11). 2.1
.10.37
.... 10.81
... .10.15
llleh. Low. Close.
10.'J5 JR. HI 1.4
18. -2.. 18.es
1H.HI)
lR.e.'
18.00
1D.S7
II). 4.1
10.43
IN. (IK
1.0
1H.D2
18.00
18.T3
Liverpool Cotton
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1. Spot cotton today
was In good demand and 44 points higher,
on the basis of lt.21d for mid-upland, The
sales aggregated 10,000 bales, Including
7000 bales American, The Imports were
23,000 bales, all American, The market
for futures 'closed easy, at u net advance
of 18019 points.
IHATH- . ., .. .
rOLQim. ?ct.1St1 AOMW X.. sMfr of.
Cstharlne nJ late THomss "aolirer. KI .
Relatives snd friends, mewed Virgin Mary So
dality of Bt Ausustlns's. Invited to funeral.
.Mir A-SO . m.. from mother's residence. 1"!
N. Franklin at Solemn requiem msss at St
Ancustlna'a Church 10 a. m, Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
IIOOTH. At TW-rste-, Minn., Oct, 21. LIZ
7.1B, wife et John tloolh, asd 01. Dus notice,
of funeral will be riven, from 2303 N. 18th at
tlOTI.n. BtuJoVnlr. Oct. SO. ttACHAH!.
TIOTI.K. ared 58 Ilelallves ana friends Invited
to funeral services. Frl , 7.30 a. m.. 3"3T Olive
t, neiulem msss St. Agstha's Church
a. m. Int llnty Cross Cem. Frltnds may call
Thursday venlns;,
IIOYI.T:. Oct. 8?!. at Pprlns Mills. Montsom
ry Countv. 1.I7.2IR HOVt.K. wife of Hartley
Iiorle seed 34, lle'sthes and friends Invited to
funeral, Sprlnf. Mills Montcoinerv rounty,
Th'ira.. !f, m. tnt Wistljiurel 1 III t Cem.
IIRADI.KY. Oct, 31. PATItlCK. huthand of
Mary Ilradle lne Mnniaiuel. Itelatlvea and
frlnd. nlo Oalhollc Hon of IVrry. IN It It.
itellef, t'ouri V.xcelaior r. of A , nnd Cramn"s
lui. lien. Assj , InWiM to funeral, rial.. S.3J
n. m.. from lata resldinr. S91S Warren at.
holemn mass of renulem Ft, James's Church lu
a. m. mi. no.y irt era.
IIIIADV.--lirt. 2. HAHAII. widow of PalrlfV
Ttrsdi. nred M. ltelatlies and friends Invited
to funeral. Thurs . K . m.. it.rlors nt William
MeCnnnxhy. Iitraster and Wjomtnir e...
Ardmore, ra. IIik'i mass St.Colnun's Churca U
u, in. Int. St. Denis's Cem.
1UIASRI.3IANN. Uct. St. PJIAXK M . Iius
Itnnd of Violet II. (nee ltm-erltnd) and Son of
Krank M and llessle nra'limnn. In Ms 21th
Near IMatltta and friends Inilieil to funeral,
'rhura.. 1 :3it p. m.. MOO Wakefield St.. Uermin
lown int. private, llalhorn Cem.
llltOOKa. Oct. 31. ANNA II., daushter of
late William and Ellitb.th I., lirooks. Further
notice of funeral nllt be riven
. IlitOWN 4Vt. SO, HAItHAttA. Wldorr of
I.aae llroirn. Dr.. axed Hi. llelatltes and friends
muted' to funeral. 'Inurs.. 2 p. in . from rsl
dene of son-in-law. 191) t&. Iioxa at. int.
llelviie Cera,
. COWAN. Oct. 30. WILLtAM J., uband of
lata Catherine Cowan (nee Matfon). and aon of
late Robert F and Isabel! Cowan, aaetl 37.
Relatives and friends. Woolen Yarn Workers'
Ixcal, No, 323. Invited tn funeral. Thurs., 2 p m
17B Diamond st. Int. private.
.Cox. At Merchantville. N. J.. Oct 23, JOHN
W. COX, husband of Miry S. Cot (nee ftrhoek)
"iu H,urr n. ir. II. m. idi, if, , c, ji i nils..
Pa. Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral
cervices. Thurs., a p. m.. 323 B. Park ave
Merchantville, N. J, Int. private ltarlelah Cem.
Friends may view remains Wed., 8 to 1U p, tn.
rtum Ilinerai
CULllF.hTSON Oct. SO. ilAROAnET V.,
widow of John Cutbertson and daushter of Ilrld
st and Isle Patrick J Dnlan. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Thurs., V a. m. 11)30
McClellan St., below Moore st lllch requiem
mass Ht. Thomas Aquinas Church 10:30 a, in.
Int. Holy Cross Cem,
CUTlinERT. Oct. 30. MARY R. CLTH
pERT, dauhter of Henry and late Sophia Cuth
bert. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
aervtcea, Frl., t:30 p. m., residence of brother
In-law. Harry C, Mitchell. HIS Wharton at. Int.
private Northwood Cem. Remains may be
viewed Thurs. eve
DAVIS Oct. SO. at Pensarola, Kla.. CAP
TAIN JOSEPH 1... husband of Susanna Davis
and son of late Dr. William lleaaley Davts.
Relattvea and friends. Kensington ...ndre No,
"11. F. and A 31.. Invited to funeral. Thurs..
V a. in., parlors nt Tltlnw Ilroa,, 3(27 N. Uroad
st. .Services Cedar Hill Cem. 1(1 a. m. Int.
Cedar Hill Cem.
DAZIK8 Suddenly. Oct. 30. ROllERT J., son
of David T and Harah Dailea, sued 23 jesrs.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.,
parents' residence, 223 K. Unssl St.. German
town. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may
view re-P-alM Wd. f(er 7 p. m.
DOTL.K. Oct. SI. TMOMAH II. DOYI.n. Ilel
lives and friends. St. I'atrlrk'a Holy Name So
ciety, St. Paul'a T. A. II. Society and all other
societies of which he was n mercVr. Invited to
iiinerai. nat.. h:30 a. m.. 14 8. 'J n st. Solemn
hlsh mass of requiem St. Patrick's Church 10
a. tn. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
KAlJSKlt. Suddenly. Oct. 31. C. IIENRT
FAUSER. Relatives and friends Invited u.
funeral services. 1733 Columbia ave.. Sat..
2 c. m. Int, prlyste.
J--OX. Oct. 30. tJdlSA. wife of David Fox.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.,
1:30 p. m., residence of son-lnlaw. II. F. Mark
ley, 8331 New Queen St., Kails of Schu.lklll.
Inu Mt. Vernon Cem. Remains may be viewed
Wed., 7 to 0 p. m.
FLANAGAN. Oct! 28. JENNII3 J., daughter
of Mary K. Flanasan (nee Fenton) and late John
It. Flansjran. Relatives and friends Invited to
funiYal, Thura.. 8:30 a. m.. Slrl.1 Aramlngo ave.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Nativity II. V.
!.. 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
c r'JJ-rr.'O'h onth. 31at. SARAH T. (nee
SchoMeld), widow of Horaco P. Fry. aged 08.
Due notlre will be riven.
OARRYLEWICZ. Oct. 29. ROLEHLAW .7..
huaband of KHz. M. Oabrylewtrx. axed (12. Rela
tives and friends. Societies of the Polish Alli
ance, . Z. N. I',, No. 1; T. II. P. Kosciusko, Adam
Mlcklewlrx, Shoemakera' llranch, No. 2; Polish
Home, 2d and Falrmount ave.. Invited to fu
neral, Thurs., 8:30 a. m , 1128 N. Sophia st.
lllsh requiem mass 8t. Peter's Church 11 a. m.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
CIAM-ACHIER. Oct. 30, MARY E. OAT.1.A.
qilER (nee Foy). wife of Nell Gallagher. Rcla
"ra inenas. league or eaerea Heart or
HI. .Oregory'a Church. Invited to funeral, Frl.,
H a. m., r.432 Merlon ave.. West Phlla. High
mas of. requiem St, Oregory'a Church 0:30 a.
m. Int. lloly Cross Cem. Omit flowers.
OANNON, Oct. 30. Rev. WILLIASI F. GAN
NON. 8. J. Rev, clergy, relatives and friends.
Invited to funeral. Thurs. a, m., Church of the
Gesu. lNlh nnd Stiles sts. Divine office will
begin 10:30 a. m., followed by requiem mass
11 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funersl.
OARY. Oct. 81. WILLIAM E.. husband of
Amanda M. Clary, aged (IS. Relatives and
friends, Unlverstt Lodge. No. 012 F, and A, M.,
Invited to funeral services, Frl., 2 p. m.. t33
!(, 43d st. Int, prlvat.
GEPMROTH. Oct. 31. CHARLES, son of
Philip and Katherlne Faust Cermroth, sged 811.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral serv
ices. ti., z P. m.. parents- residence. 02 Wal
nut at.. Camden, N. J. tnt. Arlington Cem.
.GOLDSMITH. Oct. 30. FRANK II., husband
of Morence Goldsmith. Relatives and friends
Invited to funersl services, Thurs., 10 a. m.,
6321 Pemberton st. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends
may cull Wed., 7 to 10 p. m. Auto aervlce.
OUTIANN. Oct. 80. at Sellersvllle. Ps..
CHARLES A., husband of Maria K, Gutmann
(nee Dorn), ared S3. Relatives and friends, all
societies of which he was a member. Invited to
funeral services. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. B415 N. Fair
Mil at. Int. Oreenmount Cem. Remains may be
viewed Wed. eve. Auto service.
. HAINES. Oct. SO. JOHN V.. husband of
I.lnda M. Haines (nee Morton), axed 30. Rela
Jives nnd friends, Phlla, Lodge, No. 34, L. o.
M.i employes of Hastings Co., Invited to fu
neral aervlces, Frl.. 10 a. m., residence of
lainer-in-iaw, iiouert i". Morton. 701 B. eoth
at. Int. private. Remains may be viewed
Thurs eve, 6
HAYES. Oct. 3u. JOHN P.. husband of Helen
a. Hayes (neo Flnnessey) nnd son of late P. J.
and Mary A. Hayes. Relatives and friends. San
Salvador Council. K. of C; St. Michael's T.
A. D. Society, all other societies of which he
waa a member, Invited to funeral, Frl.. 8:30
a. m.. 3120 N, Rroad at. Solemn requiem mass
St. Stephen's Church (Rroad and Duller sts.).
10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
HEADMAN. Oct. 31, WILLIAM HEADMAN,
husband of Maggie Headman. In Ootn year.
Relattvea and friends Invited to funeral aervlces,
Frl., 2 p. in., 3022 Manayunk ave. Int. West
minster Cem.
HEFTON. Suddenly. Oct. 28. DENIS, hus
bajid of Margaret Heftou (neo Ilurke) and aon
of DennU and Ellen teflon. Relative! and
friends Invited tn funeral. Frl . fi.fiii . m.. 2H!!7
Ann st. Requiem mass Church of Nativity 10
a, m. Int. Ht. Ann's Cem.
.HENNE11ERRY. Oct. 28, PHILIP, husband
of late Ellen Henneherry. Kelatlvea and frlenda.
Division No. 7. A, O, H.i Court Esst End, No.
03. F. of A.: Washington Lodre. No. 1631, K.
and I.. of IL. Invited to funeral. Frl., K a. tn..
2323 S. American at. Solemn high mass of
requiem Church of Our ljidv of Mt. Carmet
0.30 a. m. Int, Holy Cross Cem.
HBYSER. Oct. 80. nt the residence of hr
pelce. .Mrs. Frank C. MrCown. atil 4th ave .
Haddon Heights. N. J.. MAROAnET P. HEY
Vn-.. Services and Int. nt Chamberaburg, Pa...
II1CK3. Oct. 20, (120 N. 32d at.. ISAIAH
IIICKH, Funsral aervlces at convenience of
family. Int. prlvat South Laurel Hill Cem. It
Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
HOLLAND. Oct. 81. MARY HOLLAND (nee
Patterson), widow of Ueorge Holland. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, Frl., 1:30
p. m 2333 N, 8th at. Int, prlvato Northwood
Cem.
HOWELL. Oct 81. 1010, MAnY R. HOW
ELL. widow of Qeorge It. Howell, aged 70.
tuners i services at 2128 l'lnr St., frl., li a, m.
. M.Tlt
tires and friend Invltsd A funsral, rrl,. i:3
P.- ". Pleassntvllle Reformed Chuith, Eureka,
Pa tnt Rose Hill Cem.
. MASLAND. Soddenly. Oct. SO. JOBEnt It..
husband tf Mary p, Mai'und and. son of lata
John.snd Mary llasland, gd 0. llelatlvss
and friends Invited to funsral services. Thurs..
3 p. m 10 E. Claplcr st.. Oermantown. Int.
private.
McCOT Suddenly Oct. 20, HirOK.MeCOT,
husband of late Elisabeth McCoy. Relative and
friends Invited to funeral, Frl., 7 So a m.. resi
dence, f Charlra McDevUt, 3I0J Kdsemont st.
Requiem msss i nurcn of the Nativity, U . m.
Int lloly Cross Cem Auto tuners)
MeKENNA Oct. 20, MAItY.wldow of Charles
MrKenns. Relatives and friends lnvlte.1 to fu
neral. Thurs . 8.3(1 a m, residence of aon-ln-
law. .t l itl-. n,r. J !-. l nemilem
mass May of Mere Church, 10 a. m. Int. Holy
-,:,.".vtm..Awo lunerai.
Cem Auto funer
AUUIILIN. Oct. 30.
In Doylestown,
im.I):
MAItV .Plla e ,-M.-'- ,l -,,hlln r.l SA.
iteiitlves end fflrnds Irvltol U funeral, frorh
residence if daughter. Mrs. James stlnsov; 207
Deaf, it !-...!. -,-. !'-... 1 n m Int.
North Cedar Hill Cem
MEANET -Oct. 30 JOHN .T MEANF.T ,
of Isle John nnd llrWsit Mesney. Hiy'"
"' irieniia invitetl tn funeral. Tnurs.. i iu a
ltw. WAirnia-riAT,K
Coillnscd iw.PrtCfdliifi Column
nCLI, TRt."P"ONB
OPnRATIf0
and
Wa-1. ,--.- ..- I,... In hlitaint
healthful surroundings, with excellent oppor
vuniiira tor rapid aavancemem.
In. Philadelphia. prolMbly thore Is one within
a few Mocks from votir home Unusual oppor
tunities for earnest. Intelligent j-ouni women
r.'i "'n MIIT.lii at. lllsh niass of requiem. St
Lilmnnd s Church In a. tn. Int. lloly Cros Cem.
1U)RN tx-l 2I. EDWARD, husband of Inls
Marirel Mnrnn (nee MM.aushlln). Relatives
and frlnls Invited to funeral, Thurs. N 30
5. T.- . 2V0 Panama at. Requiem high mass
'. Patrick's Cliurcn 10 a. m. Int. lloly Cross
tin
, SiqnniS Oct. 30, m.RNARD. h'isband of
n - nose Mnrrln (nee McDevUt) and late.uain-
rlne Morris (nee Colllnsl. Relatives and friends
Invited lo funeral. Sat., 8 h. m., 3008 Lancaster
ave.. West Phlla. Molemn mass of requiem St.
Grcxorj'a Churcn u 3J a. m, Int. fcathtdral
.MJ-",,C,A,IT 0et 80, MICHAEL son nf lata
W llllsin and Catherine) Mulcahy. aged 42, lats
of 11.8 llroad st. Relatives ami friends, mem
l"rs of Record Relief lien. Assn and Limerick
tjunrd. niv. No. 62, A O. It . Com No.., 12.
Red llranch. nnd Thnmaa Francis Ilurke Club.
Invited (o funeral. Frl, 8 a. m.. from residence
of brother Peter Mulcahy, 2il4.-. 8. 18th st.
Bolemn msss of requiem St Teresa's Church 10
:M'ni!r,V.Yfer0lVC'S.VMOEt. NAUDA1N
MfRPIIEV hushind of Ksrah A. Murphey, aged
88 Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral
services. Thura . 2 p m., 183t N. 23th st. Int.
private Laurel Hill Cem
t ,Mi'.,lC..,y-. r"'' -I. at Kalrvlew. N. J.. WIL
LIAM W Ml'TtrilY aged 87 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs.. .2 p. m .
rnir-zir-,-, n. j, itervires rrinity t. n.. v-nurcn
'.'..C-. m.. lMi Churchard
NELSON lict. IV. SARAH A.. Widow of
Wllll-imll. Nelson, axed 73. Relattvea and
frrvndi Invited to funeral. Thurs. 0 a. ra.,
dauxhter'a residence. Mrs. Mary Daland, 103
Sansnm st HerMces 8t Peter's P. U. Church,
3d and Pine sts.. 10 . m. Int. Fernwood
Cem. Remalna may be viewed Wed. eve, .
O'HRIEN. Oct, 20. WILLIAM J. O'lmil.N.
Relatives and friends lnvlte-1 to funeral, Thurs.,
8.30 a. m., residence of sister, Mrs. Katie Horn.
2828 need at. IlMiitlnn, maaa fit. Ilah-Ura
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
OTTO. Thlrd-dsy. Tenth Month Slat, RE
RECCA M . wife of John II. Otto, aged U2. Rela
tives snd friends Invited to funersl service-,,
t rlends' Meeting. Plymouth. Montg. Co . Sixth.
day. Eleventh Month 3d. s P. m. Int. Pljmouth
llurvlng Ground
. PATTON Oct. 28. JOSEPH A. PATTON.
Funeral to which relatives and friends, 30th
Ward Demoeratle Asso. are Invited. Thurs. 8
a. m . 1118 Wharton st. Mass of requiem Church
of st. Thomas Aqulnsa 0,30 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto service.
PKTTlT. Tenth Month 3lst: WOODNUTT
PETTIT. aged fcO Relatives and ftlends In
vited to funeral, 230 E Ilroadway, Salem, N. J..
Sixth-day, Eleventh Month 3d, 2 v. m. Train
leaves Market st, ferry, Phlla., 12:23 p. m. for
Salem.
.POUUfi. Suddenly. Oct. 30. MICHAEL, aon
of late Jamea and Mary Pogua (nee McMahon).
late of Klngacnurt, Co. Cavan. Ireland. Funeral
will be announced later, from funeral apart
menu i Thomas John O'Rourke, 1710 Morris at.
New York papera ropy.
.POOI.K. Suddenly. Oct. SO. JENNIE E.. wife
of George II, Poole, aged 33. Relatives snd
friends may view remains Wed., from 7 until
1JI p. m nrartments Warder J. Phillips, nni)
N. loth st. Int. llrotherhood Cem.. Mt. Holly.
N. J Thur, Train leaves Market st. ferry
12:30 p. m.
REHCR, Oct. SO. RUFIIS REESE RERER.
aged 72, Relatives and friends, also Hiram
Ledge. No 81. F. and A. M Invited to funeral
aervlces, Thurs.. 2 p. m . at Chapel of Andrew
.t. Hair & Son. Arch and 10th sts. Int., Ivy
Hill Cem.
HEED. Oct. 30. EDWARD Rt'MFORD. son
of E. Chandler and Deborah L. Reed. Relatives
and friends Invited tn funeral aervlces. Thurs..
" p. m., aunt's residence. Mrs. Elisabeth M.
Pierce. 741 N, 41st st, Int, Monument Cem.,
lleverly. N. .1.
RICHARDS. At Trenton. N. J.. Oct. SI,
JOHN TAYLOR, son of Dr. J. N. nnd Rebecca
Richards. In 34th year. Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral services, residence of parenta,
Fallslngton, Pa., Thurs., 2 p. m. Int. private
Morrlsvllle Cem. Conveyances will meet train
leaving Rroad St., Phlla., Pa.. 12.03 p. m.. ar
riving Morrlsvllle l:ti4 p. m. Also trolleys leav
Ins Newtown, Pa., 12:45 p. m.. arriving st cor.
P.nn an,! Trentnn ,.. Mftrrlavtlle. Pa.
RICHARDS. Oct '-'. ISAIAH O.. husbsnd of
Matilda Richards, Relatives and frlenda. Dyers
and Mercerlxera' union. No. 1, Invited to funeral
services. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. at lull E. Arizona
at. Remalna may bo viewed Wed.. 8 to 10 p. m.
Int. Oreenmount Cem.
lULEY.Oct. 30. JOHN THOMAS, aon of
Edward V. and Catharine M. Rlloy. aged 7 years
and 4 months. Relatives and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Thura., 2 p. m,, parents' residence, 20R9
E. Kingston at. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Re
mains may ha viewed Wed. eve. ....
SCOTT Oct. 81, at Watklns, N. Y.. LEWIS
ALI.AIRE SCOTT, aon of the lAte I.ewls A.
and Fanny Wlstar Scott. Funeral services at
1800 S. Illttenhouse square, Frl.. Nov. 3. at
11 a. m. Omit flowers. Int. private.
SHARP. -At Vlncentown. N. J.. Oct SI,
ETHEL MAY. wife of Clarence D. Sharp and
daughter nt John and Nlmmle L. I.ambace. aged
23. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited tn funeral.
Sat.. Nov. 4, 1 p. m., Vlncentown, N. J, Int.
IU8lM0Nr----Oct. 31. HERMAN SIMON, aged (12.
Relatlvea and frlenda. employes Phlla., Countv
Prison. Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m.. 1443
H. 13th st. Int. Mt Morlah Cem. Remains may
bo viewed Frl., from 8 to 10 p m.
SLATER. Oct. 30. MARY B.. widow of
Ell Slater, aged 73. Relatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral services, residence of son-in-law.
C. ET Itoehm. 1730 N. Aberdeen at., Thura..
1 p. m. int -Mi, aiorian wm, uematns may
There are twenty-tight Pell Central Offers
between 18 and 22 jears of age,
New employes are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
.Pleasant dlnlnr rocma. where th nest
cr food Is soM at tost. In every Central
office.
ComfortaW sitting rooms for readme
and relaxation.
Opportunity for advancement to 8enlor
and Supervising positions,
Apply st 400 Market street, dsllr. except
Sunday, 8:S(I a. m to 3 p. tn.. or evenings
between Tjhi and 9:00 at ny of tha following
Central Offices! T
UOT
jtrnxAWtmiu&t
CesHiMers! from m seats Cttasva)
-nitlOMT., DNSPJlBTtC .SOT
YRAII8 OF AOE. OF OOOD. SOLCA
KXCKI.bi.NT Ol'PQHTl NtiV TO.J-I
NEWSPAPER BCSl.VEHSt . Artt
VA.NUl.Jia.Ni TO O.v
ASK KUtiin,
RH l
MfH
AD
tl pimkF.BwIMI TMBM!
OLAf.lFlCAllONS. APPLY LWDOHK OT.
rrcK. ask run m. houhoakb.
EOV, over 10 years, to feed norJoft press. Ap
Ply Attn flcor. vufl chestnut st.. Job printing
department.
JVff
-MM
MT?SWTlH3wEHsaBai
1?- fc -- - Ill
Haw
Caayli
t&MZffl
Jf a ac
nVawtnmr
llsiM. Whole m sort tlwi. etttrM
.'gtly ayaar, ili rrantlM
TBSSVk
28 W, Chelten ave., Oermsntown.
ftlth at. and. Woodland ave.
j.iM rtnutn uroan st.
Itth and Diamond sts.
Lancaster ave.
411ft Itarkef at
Hope and berks sis., Kenslniton.
iter ave. esst of Md at.
CHAMREnwonK and sewing! no laundry work.
1812 Illttenhouse sq. Phone txcust 1237.
CHOCOLATE COATERS and learners, Apply
. Acker's confectionery, 121 N. 8th It,
COOK and downstairs work! also chambermaid
and vvaltressi must have referencea, Apply
2208 Walnut at between 10 and 12.
COOK AND WAITRESS to go to country, near
Wilmington, references. M 338, Ledger Office,
CREAM DIPPERS and learners. Apply Acker's
confectionery. 121 N. 8th st
DRAMATIC TEOPLE Must leave cltyt give
, Phonr. U 40, Ledger Central.
DRESSMAKER wants experienced waist nnlsh
. ers I sol l.ocuit st
GIRL, while, for chsmberwork and waltlng.Yn
Oak ban, have references. Call Wednesday,
1323 N. llroad St.
GIRL, white, for cooklns and downstairs work
In Oak Lane; reference. Call Wednesday. 1323
N Rroad.
GIRL whlto. Protrstsnt. for general hnusewnrltt
2 .lnfamUy,salary 13. A 181, ledger Office.
UIRL for general housework: excellent home
u, nam Kiri. 4J., , i:isi.
ailU.S. white. 2?wantvd. aa rook.chambermald
maid and waitress; do laundry work; refer
ence. Phone r.BI J.
GIRLS wanted, handy with the needle: slesdy
emnoment. Apply Frank Schoble, & Co.,
10th and Oxford
OIltbH over 10. Apply International Art Pub
lishing Co., 12th and Callowhlll, arcond floor.
O IR lbs oyer .10 sears nf age- rood wages. Ap-
Ply WolfACo..3iO N.12th sb
HOSIERY TOPPERS and knitters on Kcolt
Wllllsms and Standard F mnrhlnea; highest
7- ant, air-nur worK, iiygtenio I leeeea un
HOT In office! chance for advancement. M. D.
v'ooi. Ami Cuthlrert st.
HOY. 14, for errands In real ratals office. G.
113, bidg.r Central.
HOYS wanted. 10 Sesrs or over. $9 and
Sip per week. Apply at once. Decker,
JSmltn Page. Water nnd Snyder ave.
HOYS Wanted, errand bora. II to 10 jtarsi
ptrm, ws.i opportunity for advancement. Ap-
ily 1'enniK-k Mrehsn Co.. lOOi budlow.
ROYS wanted ns meesenners. Western Union
Telegraph Company. ISitl Chestnutat.
ROTS wsnted. Id years of age. Drown A Baiter
Company. Franklin and Willow sts.
ROYS. 10, tor real estate o7fic. Call 10 a. m
N. K. cor. 83d and Wharton sts.
... CARD WRITER
WANTED. WITH DEPARTMENT STORE
EXPERIENCE. APPLY DOX P 107, LEDGER
Ol'TICE.
CHAUFFEUR for Csdlllae limousine: location,
Oak banet competent man required: good posl
Horn steady employment. Address E 10,
P. Olloxl(443
C1.ER1C Tn "stock broker' office) must "b ex
perienced In general office work! age about
2ni give referencea and aalary expected. E
n.1l. Ledger Central.
JOSEPH G. DARLINOTON CO.
require
HELPERS OS DELIVERY CAItSt good
wages) permanent poelllona,
STOCK ROYS wsnted. over 10 vesrs ot
agei permanent rosltlona, with good wages.
Apply Superintendent, 1120 and 1128 Chest
nut st.
DRAFTSMAN wanted, ono with experience on
machine toola or similar work preferred. Ad
dress Rox 117. West Chester. I'a.
EbEVATOR OPERATOR wsnted. young"man.
. In truet company. A 133, Ledger Office.
ERRAND nOTP
RbAUNERK REQUIRE NEAT ERRAND
ROVS, INSIDE WORK. NOT UNDER 18:
RHINO CERTIFICATES WITH TOU. APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. FOURTH
FLOOR, 833 MARKET 8T BEFORE 10 A.M.
UbAUNERS
eXMrtim-ed tassfrtsa
tr: eisvs rsXvot-gg,
i aSMir venimi.
tsTOCX flAbKliMKN fw sjwrf ro-asnM: 'kUH
. Issue! sirktly cjMsmjsssM Mil. lsTirsrWr"
TIN-AND RHICRT llVOW WOkaa.eireTl.. t
--i-SJ?! .l'lS.fWa-HSl,,,,,.,, ,
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V'ATCMM.
REOUIIlC
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A
ItLAHNBrtn REti
KXPKIt,lll-Nis'-DJlND rt B fl P
XV-T&,.!MA.S APPLY HUPlOWf
"criv,!.. IUKTII. riAJUH,
BT., lltrollE 10 A. M.
HLAUNER3
WINDOW CbEANKns wanted! 10.
fruaaa Maalt, a. -. !- ' . a T. - " S7
-"" i."i't, .-npp.y nonm.-Mw. VMjii mm
WOOIJ TUHNKh wntN.--4-Jn4.ri.l waWT
cmplflrmtnt to relfAb.t and roTii?fT
i!-i"Xf V" lieiariutr liUmwr to., kih
YftL'NO NANTrt to ify'iti of srV, to'tts! Is
. I'l.uviiia nincei rj-smmar ecnooi eii-aeaari-aa
and neal appearance. M 310. bedg-tr tSi-.
ToUNtl MAN7 for ssmplT" department elittt
UI.'JLe "5et ,". references and salary rs
quired. O 141. bedfer Central. . '
Vo?!:.(., MAN- "bout ,22 year. old", ror cTi-JctS
position In purchasing dtpartmept, The lori'
- ru0': Prankford. ,. ,
YOUNG MAN for general offfc work! nat hayr
ood rducntlnn: state sgs and referme. ,1
103. Ledger Offlcs. '
flVC. CaM If?
hart on. .
JAPANESE, cook and downstsTrs man! refer-
t.nX'if!M,,S!f?d.,..l,J,t wn"- Telephone Chert
nut J.JMn3Vednesdajr morning., '
.. . fleneml .
noOKKEEPEHS and TYPIST8.
a
OUNO MAN for real e.tsle ofi
-J?!.?1'.-.!. K..'cor. 23dandJVha
ettA --. c
Ct.ERICJt. Xln.lt- STrvniiniMivni sTa
V,,.,tr...i0"itl,,,," Wn 'or high-grade me
nulkllM 8EIV1CB CO., 1S01 L.nJ w
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
lOOKkEEPUR and stenographer: 8 years' t
executive ability, capable, reliable: rel
encci salary J13, F 7SS, ledger Central,
drwear Co.. Hosiery Dept.. 2413 N. Howard
HOSIERY PA1RERS and foldera on ladles' and
children's cotton goods. Hygienic Fleeced Un
derwear Co., Hosiery Dept., 2118 N. Howard
HOUSEKEEPER' (working) Refined gentleman
wanta trusty, clean Protestant, experienced aa
rook, waitress, marketing: one of city's best
homes; good wsges; references last place. Give
Phone, o 137, Ledger Central.
HOUSEWORK White" girl for general house.
w.?irki - .2.Jamll?i """ wagea; reference re-
quired 1941 N. Uroad at.
HOUSEWORK Womsn for general housework!
-! In family: suburban: state wares; refer
ences. F 3I. Ledger Central.
HOUSEWORK White. 3 In family; wages 17".
nu wanning. cooKing and downstairs work.
Phone Merlon 633.
ln,Ni.K"S,on, 'S'1 shlrts.Apr)ly Jacob MUIefT
loth and Reed.
LADY, over 23. educated anJ"reflnedT foriwr
manent position! experience not necessary, but
must ba willing to learn and to work Indus
triously: best references required: hours 10 to
4; salary Its to 120 to. start, Address G 82.
Ledger Centra '
LADY'S MAID and aeamstress: experienced,
joung. capable, whlto woman: city In winter.
?.?.',? wUh references, all week. 1'. O. Box
75, lllanovaL Pat
MAi!?l lrotestantrupatlrs "maTdVassTstwTth
children: best wages for refined, settled per
i?i1 IS'Wa" required. Telephone Chestnut
Hill 1103 Wednesday morning.
NURSERY GOVERNESS. North German": sThlb
. dren:nrasthaverefa.40HlW'ynnefleld ave.
OFFICE ASSISTANT to bookkeeper and general
clerical work; state age. experience and salary
, lo atsrt. M 331, Ledger Central.
OPERATORS on single-needle machines, steady
work. Apply Greenwald Brothers, 247 8. 3d.
ha vtawnd Wed.. 8 to 10 n. tn.
uvirril J'lct- 8. suddenly. JOll
band ot Clara J. Smith (nee Rels) nnd son of
Northern Iron Ore Makes Distribution
NRW YOHK. Nov. 1 The trustee of
the Great Northern Iron Oro Properties
have declared a distribution of "5 cents
n share on the trustees' certificates of
beneficial Interest, payable December 20.
DoqIch close December 2 and reopen De
cember 21.
Int. nrlvate.
JACKSON. Oct, 20. AMANDA f. JACKSON,
aged 87, Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Thurs., 2 p, m., 11374 Drexel rd.,
Overbrook. Int. private.
JAME8 Oct. 31. C. EDWIN, ami of the late
Charles E. nnd Ella II. Janes. Relatives and
friends Inylted to fureral services, Frl., 2 p,
tn., 341 N. flth st. Int. private.
KEEGAN Oct. 31. THOMAS, husband nf
Ellen Keegan. Due notice of funeral will b
given from 2012 lirown at.
r-r.l,l,x. uci. art. i.aijiic. ann or iternarq
and Rose Kelly (me McFadden), of Dunfsnash.
Pa. Doneral. Ireland. Relatlvea and friends.
Holy J'am" Society pf St, J",itrlck'a Church:
Funeral for Father Gannon
Funeral services for the llev. William
r. dannon, 8. J -who died Monday In
St, Joseph's Hospital, will be held tomor
row morning In the Church of tho Oesu,
eighteenth and Stiles streets. Divine office
will be sung; by members of the local clerny,
beginning at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass will
be celebrated by Father Pavey. rector of
the church. The body will He In state at
the church tonight Burial will be in Holy
Cross Cemetery.
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Mrs. Mary It. Howell
Mrs. Mary R. Howell, seventy-one years
old, widow of Cleorge It. Howell, of a so
cially prominent family, died yesterday t
her home, 21?' Tltio street. Befors" her
marriage Mrs. Howell was Miss Mary R.
.Robinson. A son, Horace Howell, survives
Jier.
eatfjs.
.ALBRaJCHT. Oft. M. -WBEPmNK C.. widow
sfchureh of . TVamss Aqulsss, invMid ig
runersi. Fn.. d'j -v. aa.. us.a
410 I
sa8
funeral. Frl.. I'M
deuca. Thomas F. . ft4sn. B
mm&?mv
K!Sffl'ti2Llir.
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iri res'
.llgsaasttn.
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husband f
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. RATsfY) farsaaeTv ftf vrffnalaainM"
Dlv. No. 4H, A. O. II. and Kn.ghls of the lied
Rrnnch Commandery. Nn. 20, Invited to funeral,
Frl.. H:3n. m.. residence nf brother, Patrick
Kelly. V210 Pltswater st, H.ilemn mass of re-
uictn r(. I'airicK s v-nurcn iu a. m. ini. iioiy
KbiNicoct st. ntonnB klink. widow
ne isin inariee
Relatives and
asonio
4J.-.II
srlngton
n
Cress Cji
rvi.mrv. viri oi. i-ii.ji.iir, ivi.irorv. wiaow
of Philip Kltnk snd daughter of the late Charles
ana Anna Mvers. agea tva. ivetstives
friends, also Mt, Zlon feniple. No. 13, M
Tie. Invited lo f'ineral Prl, 2 p. m.,
Sllverwood St., Manayunk. Int. bstsr
cm., llnsbornueh. ltetnslns niav ha i
U'iiurs.. 7 to 10 p, m
LAMIKOHD. Oct. 30. JOHN T. LANG
roitD. son of late Thumss and Ellta Mnjford.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thura..
tj:80 a. m.. 20.1 N. Wicombe ave.. Ijinadnwiie.
Del. Co,, Pa. Solemn mass or requiem St. Phllo
mena's Church lu a. m. Int. New Cathedral
C,mEtvVbt.L&ct?rj6- HRADVIEbD a. son of
late James and Josephine II bewls, aged 40.
Iiody may be viewed at O.'l Diamond at., WsJ,
evg. attar 7 o'clock. Services nd Int. at New
vine. Cumberland County. Pa., Thura afternoon,
bfoplL-rOot. 28. MAUD T. LINDH (nes
nenntdy). wife of Charles K. Llndb. Jr. Rela
vta and trends. H- V, M, Sodality and Leagus
8f Secrvd IjMrtv !R.v'fd to funeral, Thurs..
ao a. ni.. 10M E. Chelten av. Solemn mass of
requiem Chureh of Immsculala Conception 10
a, m, Int. Holy flrpulcnre Cem.
LiTZ. Oct., ,i CHRISTIAN, husband of
Madid-. Luts, (nee Stlefer). aged 38. Relatlvea
Snd friends Invited 19 funeral aervlces. Wad,,
p. m...45 N- Lawrence t. Int. at conveni
ence nt family. .
LYNClb Oct. "SO, JOHN M.. husband of lata
Ellen Lynch (ae Danahue). Relatives and
T. A. O, 11,. InvRed fo funeral. Frl.. 8:80 a.
1.. sdlS Carlton irtV. Phlla, Solemn mas of
Carlton M-iW,
Church offpur
Cathedral. Cem.
Lady of Victory 10 a,
Peter and late Elizabeth Smith, aged 28. Rela
tives and friends, offlcera of the 7th Dlst..
Police Pension and Relief Fund, Invited to
funeral. Thura,. 8.30 a, m,, 1)37 N. Lawrence
at. Solemn high requiem mass St. Peter's
Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchrs Cem.
Auto service.
BTAbbMAN. Oct. 31 FRANCIS SCHEETZ.
husband of bucy Wade Stallmnn. Relatlvea and
friends, Mitchell bodge. No, 11)0. K. and A. M
Seminole Tribe, No. 30, I. O. R. it.; German
town Castle, No. 03, A, O. K. of M, C: em
ployes of Phlla. Tar Office; Oermantown Repub
lican Club, Invited tn funeral services, Hut., 2
p. m., 20 B. Clsplr st.. Oermantown. Int. St.
Thomas's rem , Whltemarah
TAYLOR. Oct. 81. V. HLMONT TAYLOR,
aon of George W. and the late Mary Elisabeth
Taylor (nee Hlmmelelm), aged 1!3, Relatives
and friends Invited to funersl services, Frl.,
2 p. m., father'a rcaldence, 3 Merrick Villa,
Cofllnsswood, N. J, Frlenda may call Thura,
eve. Int. Harlelgh Cem.
ULRICK. Oct. 30. CHARbEB ULIUCIv. aon
nf late Henry and Elizabeth Ulrlck. aged 6'i,
Relatlvea nnd friends Invited to funeral aervlces.
Thurs., 10.30 a, m.. J. II. Stanger A Pro.. 4340
Frankford ave., Franklord. Int. Cedar Hill
CVANDEaRIFT. Oct. 80. WILLIAM, husband
nf Annie Vandegrlft and son of William C. and
late Ella Vanderrlft. aged 2H. Relatives and
friends, employes of Oeorge W. Illalon i'n,.
Invited to funeral. Sat. 2 p. m.. parlors John
S. Rerkrlbsch. 3730 Oermantown ave,, cor.
llroad at. Int. pr.vate. Norlr.wooJ vui. 1.0.
..ina n. .v he viewed Friday nve.
VIEIIIA. Oct. 31. MARTHA, wife of Fran
cisco Vlera. Funeral services at 327 8, 42d at,,
Frl . Hi a. tn. Int. private.
WATSON. Oct. 31. at llerlln, N. J SARAH,
widow nf (leorge S, Watson, aged 83, Relatives
and friends Invited tn funersl. Frl.. J! n in..
White Horse pike. ,JIrlln. N. J. Int. Berlin
Cem. Trsln leaves Market st. ferry 12:23.
WHtTAWEIl. Oct. 30. WILLIAM, husband ot
late Mary Whltaker (nee-Stauffer). Relatives
and friends, Garfield Lodgs.No. In. H. O. 11.:
Kevstono Ileneflclal Asso.i Liberty Renenclal
Asso. Snellenbura's Ileneltclsl Asso.. Invited to
funersl. Thurs.. 3 p. m., residence, of son, Rd
ward Whllaker. 171T N. Houvler (. Int. Odd
K'wiNTElf,'n Ort, 20. HANNAH WINTER,
widow of Louis Winter, aged 7I. Relatives
snd friends Herg Hermon Jxlge. No. 1. Invited
to funeral services, Thurs.. s p. m., resldenrs of
Ion, Samuel Winter. MM Addison St.. West
INili.i. (nt Fernwood Cim. Remains may be
'stLIJIAln'-Ort. 81. FREDERICK, husband
of late KlUil'lh Zlllhard, aged 48. Relatlvea
and (rlends Invited to funeral, Frl., I p. in.. -.Mai
K. Firth st. int Oreenmount Cem. Remain may
be v lowed Thura., from 8 to 10 p, m.
OPERATORS Experienced on Singer power sew
Ing machines; steady employment. Apply
FrsnkHchoble go.JIOthjind Oxford.
I'APEh ROXES" "Experienced Bluers " toppers
andjlnlshers. ApplyJJchocttle, 31(1 Florist St.
PRESS FEEDERS wanted; all classes' ot work!
Wolf AC" 12H andCaJlowhlll.fourth floor.
SALESLADY,- experienced, for dry goods afore!
one living In neighborhood preferred; reter-
ence required, :172a Oirard ave.
SALESWOMEN
LIT UROTHERS REQUIRE SALESWOMEN
rOR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS. APrLT
EMPLOYMENT BUHEAU.
SHOES Girls wsnted In packing room. Seventh
floor. 318 N. 12th.
SOPRANO Experienced ryrlc-dramaTlc soprano
lor rroinineni i.aiiunore cnurrn; possiuie syna-
tutor i-aui, 1017 vv. North uve
gogue also,
Baltimore.
STENOGRAPHER Reply stating age. religion,
experience and aalary expected. M 332. bed-
ger Central. 2
STENOGRAPHER Muat be capable and experi
enced M 331). I-edger Central.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
An opportunity to secure, employment In ex
change nearest your home, Vacanclea In both
local and long-distance offices for experienced
operators; also In school for girls to learn
operating. Apply KeyMone Telephone Com
pany, 133 S, 2d St., Room 403,
FbOORMAN
RbAHNERS REQUIRE THOROUGHLY EX
PERIENCED FLDOHMAN. APPLY SUPER
INTENDENT'S OFFICE, FOURTH FLOOR,
833 MARKET ST., HKFORE 10 A. 31.
UbAUNERS
OENERAb UTILITY MAN: permanent position,
with opportunity for advancement, must be
young man. with refa. G 143, ledger Central.
GENTLEMAN Protestant, not under 28, mar
rled man preferred, aa collector and distrib
utor for hlgh-clsss magaxlne publication; only
nne capable of handling flrat-clsss trade need
apply; applicant must be well appearing and
fairly well educated lo qualify; positively no
csnvssslng; salary $8 weekly and good com
missions, v.-, r. rttgiuiscn, iu? -viannattan
nidg . 4lh and Walnut ats,
HARDWARE FITTERS
VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE CO.
has vacancies for
Hardware Fitters.
Cablnetmakera
rirst-class mechanical draughtsmen.
Experienced rubbers,
Machine carvers.
Office boys over 1(1 eara of ace.
48-hour week achedule.
Physical examination necessary. Applv
Vlotor Talking Machlno Co., application office,
33 Cooper at., Camden. N. J.
HAT BUYER
Lit Ilrothera reqijlra nn experienced liat buer
for their men'a hat department. Answer by
mall only, atatlng age, experience and salary
expected. P 108, Ledger Office,
HELPERS
RIaunera require young men aa helpers on
their new delivery automobiles. Apply Super
intendent's office, fourth floor. 833 Market St..
before 10 a. m. .
DLAUNERS
HOUSEMAN and wife.
reference; wages ir.o.
white preferred:
1830 Green at.
good
INSPECTORS AND
machlne-ahon rtroduct: mechanic nnlv -cam
Apply J. P. M-. Box 1322. Philadelphia. Pa.
I.AYER8-OUT on heavy
ed.
IRON WORKERS, atryrlursls several leading
men who cin lead blue prints wanted; high,
est wage. Aprly J. P. M P. O. Box 1322.
Philadelphia, PJ.
1RONER8 on soft ahlrta.
Co.JL10thgnd Reed.
Apply Jacob Miller
10ST AND SOUND
fssn . lluniH), J4i
3iV. Ns. H.LU.
IMI. Alliance. 1300.
ns Co is(kii Ne.
IdOWELI.. Wnlared Into rest
A I)., wife Ht Benlsmdi K 11
Relatives ana frleaa. members of United Com
Oct. 30.
daeD-well,
meeelsl Traveler K Amerks, Invited to funer
services, frl., 2 p. ui at 3330 Oxford at. In
wlvate. Kemalns may bo viewed Thurs.. 7:;
.MAoioS, Oct. It, HLKaIHSTH M widow
ef Umtft N. Maga. ased 77 (Uktlies and
frl3i Invited to tuswral rvUs. Frl'? p. m.v
BIWHR.
hul
a. m
aiynnmiA mamvQI.Ii
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uu-j -t' KWfy ilf nwMMj, Rftia
INSURANCn POLICIES The following perpet
ual policies of Insurnnre, In the nsme of th
Rector. Church Wardens and Vestrymen of Ht.
James Church. liav;o Iwen lost: No. 2J28, Ins
Co, of North America, lin.Ooo, Nos 1(131) and
2817 Ins. Cn, cf Ilia State of Penna., I3()i)ti
Hiul U4WI..N-S, MOT nnd 2227, bumlrmens,
mono anq iy"u; .--.-'i tnmaen rue ins,
Assn. 110 iifM .. No. lulSfl. Spring Osrden;
uimea r iremens. IAIHH); No.
IHll X'a IIIDftY Cminlif TT-l.
Nn. 4t)IA.. fllrnra nP, n
Co. JMXK): No. 2i3lS. American. 15000. Nos.'
lllu. (-. aim .'ar,., itiuiua, Assursncs, ell)
i mm i Iiumk) and Ilft.Oui). Noa, 1)380, 38H87.
SHU38 34030 and 1)313 Penna Fir In Co
IOOi)0 HUIbhi iftiMio si.noo anu 1unt
noa, mint i"""-- ana iiuxun. rir Associa,
i"'i.,slitt, ,00ft sndJIiMM): No. llllwi and
lJi8. pMls. Contrlbutlonshin. 30(l and
.il.-ioo. N; 1221. Rsllancs, 131)00. No. 4183J.
Frsnklln. ISOoO. Finder plesse rvturn to St.
James Church, 221(1 Sansoni at. phllu.
UEYSIst key. Including Pennsylvania Co.
safe deposit A 121. Ledgsr Offlcs.
PIN Lost, Baturday, October 2K. lulfl. 'lady's
diamond horeeaho pin. Return In K L.
Scholl. car of p. n. Martin. Co., 3Uth and
Market isnd racelv reward,
WATCH-bost. gold octagonal bracelet watch
on black ribbon; sliver dial: stamped 2UII2
Ifift -lil5W(?he1ur.Ubrnld ,0 C"lH",,
WAfClIl''t8tuc3jsy."" between Media an3
,& y-VriSfei: fK? jsa. ww
WAITRESS and chambermaid wanted, with
references; Protestant preferred. Address
Mrs. (. Pemberton. Jr., 20 Summit st., Chest,
nut Hill: near trolley and both statlona.
Phone Chestnut Hill 6.10. J
WOMAN Middle-aged woman, white, plain
rooking and to be generally useful; n good
position for the right person. Apply Wednes
dayj4tl4'i barchwood avenue.
WOMAN Wanted, superior EngllslT woman to
do plain cooking and some downstslrs work
with family In country, where there Is another
English womsn as nurse; no washing or Iron
lngs good wsges and plessant home for suit
able person. Mrs. L. 1 . Fry, Hox 143, Ross
mont, Pa. .
WOMAN, light housework, sewing 3 days week.
842 S. f)7th st.: phone Woodland 218.
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED;
STEADY EMPI.OYMENT, BTARTINrf
WAGE 1814C P'lll HOUR. MINIMUM
WEEKLY WAGES. J7.30. INCREASED
AUTOMATICALLY. APPLY JOSEPH
CAMPMELI. CO. ENTRANCE. 2D AND
MARKET STS,, CAMDCN, N. J.
YOUNO WOMAN, reflned. high school graduate!
rnr oincs wora: esperience unnecessary; aalary
atari: pieasim surrvunuina II osT,
18 to
Ledge
ger Central,
YOUNG LADY for, grocery sales department!
Apply Acker's, 1 21 N. 8th at. ' '
HALF-TIME SALESWOMEN
Either for thre days a week or from
11 a. m, to B p. m. Apply Emplpymenr
Uureau. Lit Ilrotbers.
HEtP WANTED FKJIAL8
ADIJRKMBHS-ip'Wty glri-CTvir 17. wailud'to
addres -nvslosea atone offli. by UniL t-ttc5-work.
. 4,,.Jr'w4. wrltsr; how H n .
Apply ; AWriiHr Cwiiy, SW) iuuth
VV-kt, "";"" rr!'-- -v - j
'&iiTJ!!r' """t1"', under t,
J,.fMliaf,t ' . references:
or ni Mrs, Vincent
".an
Wood.
WTin;
jifvrsrii
(ieneral
MACHINISTS AND ROILERMAKERR FOR
WORK OUT OF, TOWN ON THE PENNA.
R R APPLY 1023 FILIIERT ST.. DB
TWEEN 8:30 A. M. AND 3.30 I'. M.
11O0KKEEPUR and stenographer: 8 Mars' xsU
u
BOOKKEEPER, p. J!, typist; 0 year x.i
saiary to aiart 112; beat ret, M 143, Led. C4rt,
nOOKKEEPHR and stenographer) 0 yeara' v,l
. reliable and capable. 11 a. Ledger Cnlfil
nooKKEEPER. experienced, taVe charge small
set books or part time. O 14B: Ledger Ceiit, n
DOOKKEEPKR. capable, taking complete cast!
aaslst accountant! 3 yra.' exp. A 110. Led. Off.
cl.AMnEnNIA,D- German, wishes position. 1
W.Hewson st., Maacher below NorrU. .
CHAXIRERWORK or laundress Girl, coioredT
wishes place. Ilettrlce Kmllh, 1330 Catharln
COOK Colored woman wanta situation, disk..
chsmbermsld er waitress, phone Dick. 4747.
COOK Colored woman wishes position aseolcf '
nrst-clsss. references, 2048 Reed ab
COOK OR HOUSEWORK Girl wnnt plJl
reference. 3213 Ijvncastcr ave. "
CCaM S'l"pi l,0.a,l0IU h" bc,t rfferenee.
HOUSEKEErKR Exp. wcTnrTdeTlre posit ten.
t?I,fS.11!' J.,h, fr.e of motherless rhllu-es.
L 100. ledger llrincli, 37th nnd Chtnub
INFANTS' NUR8E. und-rsraduat, compete)!,
)ong exptJ desires position. A 12T, 14. Off.
LAtlNDRESS Mr. Emory McJIIchael. DeVon
jvlshea to find a nnalilon for an excellent
laundress. Phone Vyiie 477. ' '
LAWYER desires to, secure permanwnt pesltiM
for Scotch-English lady who tiaa for two yean
been In charge of his house. She la tWmurnlv
conversant with household affair, skilled In
domestic aclenre, employment and control o-f
servanta, secretarial work and housekeeping
accounta la well-educated, conscientious. Iwa
humor and is not afraid of work; hns tact ann
gentleness, vylth charm of voice and manner
Had musics! education under best European
teachers: snesks French and n.rmin r-e
fectly; Is a delightful reader, and has shewn
unusual skill aa an Intvrlor decorator. Has
natural aptitude for producing atmosphere ot
smoothness and comfort In largest houehM.
Desire to obtain fur her position with family
willing to pay well for the tilrrlicet order of
aervlce and talent. Will furnish best of re
ommvndntlons from both former mp oyern
and desire the most searching Investigation as,
to her character and all representation here
made. M 322, ledger Office.
MOTHER and daughter will do entire worlt'Vf
house for small adult family; city, O 42,
Ledger Central.
SEAMSTRESS and lady's maid, experienced. .
alrea poa.; best ref. U 140. fLrdger Central. '
SECRETARY Competent, rcltahle atenogrspili
secrets ry. with executive ability nnd capilile "
of taking charge, desires rhanre; 8 years' ejy
pcrlence; aalary I23x V 743, Ledger CrutM..
SECRETARY Yoenc college womnnt stenn
rapher, bookkeeper, desires position, np-f-r-
abl with board snd sbjref. CI 144 Led. lji. .
STENOGRAPHER. 7 "years' experience. desl
permanent position with reliable cnornnny 371
permonth. Tlog 0873 W O 1 12. Ud, Cqu'.
TUTORING Languagea.Engllsh hranches.musle-
special attention to children, V 842, Led. Ccn,
WOMAN, colored, want day' work; 1 sood
laundress.. 2103 Ntiudatn -st.
SITUATIONS' WANTED MAtE
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
At present employed, desires to batter hi
position.
A advertising solicitor and In other, ca
parities he Is accustomed to Interviewing
retstler. wholesaler. Jobber, msnufse
turers, bankers, professional men and city,
county and Slate officials,
He has a rolleee education, is thirty-six
vears old, unmarried, and can go anywhere;
has general office experience, executive
ability, some experience In writing copy and
preparing lay-out and ha bousht a well
as sold pac.
Ha Prefers to work for a newspaper, but
would consider a trade Journal or hlsh-grad
ponular tnagaxlne with, large duality cir
culation, His object Is to demonstrate his ability tn,
h publication which has the futurs pe
slblllty ot an executive position for him In
Ita advertising department.
A 3b LEDGER OKlNC---
FOR OENTLEWOMEN who wish to Increase
their Income there Is no pleasanter nor more
lucrative method than to uecnm expert In mv
superior facial treatment, tli unit method
used by Adslr, of l-ondon, and Arden, of New
York, Inveatlcate. Helen Orey. Sprue 4817.
or writ 31 318. Ledger Central.
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING AGENCY ha opening for a.
sistani in rai uruerimriii, v&cYiicni cnanr
for young man with actual experience In that
i, -',-.. t-v,, wi.i. ,u.,-, a,, rvpur
, i.swr central.
(,-nnrh (tf BBenCVn
Ireatsd conlWfiilUlly. U 134.
ARTIHTI4 Kf , tattnted young nun to Join life
class: n nlfbt a wsvk. p 132, l4fr
ASSISTANT RI.CElVl.VO CLERK
JILAI NKRS RISOUIRi: THOHQI-OHLV EX
PERIKNCBD AW.I8TANT jjlkltlVINO
Arrbi i rfiA.x.Mi;.vi' m
h;ktm rt-otw, ss mahklt
ill-XiTI-nI
Ct.K
wt.,
MAN Active, -ellable young man to work In
pork-parking plant; steady Indoor work; name
two ref t.nces, C, K. Allen, Media, Pa,
MAN AND WIFE, butler and cook. Phone Wood,
land 213; call 842 S. 37th at. Chauffeur pre
ferred. MEN WANTED lo deliver advertising matter:
must bo sober nnd Industrious: wasra 11,73
per day. Annlv 7 a, m.. Howe Addreaalnu
Company. 210 South Fourth street.
MEN WANTED Ilolrermnkera, locomotive ma
chlnlala. car repair men, laborers, locomotive
cleaner. Penna. R. It,, 1743 Filbert st.
MEN. in. wanted to learn the sausage and pork
packing bualness; 22o per hour. Apply 8043
Oermantown ave,
NIGHT CLERK wanted, middle ace. hotel ex.
?erl"ncei good penman and muat understand
rlephone switchboard: houra 0 p. m, to 12
noon; aalary 111) to commence, with meals.
. Address G 47, Ledger Centrsl,
OFFICE WORK Younr man: 17 to 18 year;
filing and avneral office work; good oppor
tunity. O IBS, Ledger Central,
OFFICE ROY wanted! opportunity to learn stai
p'e bualness. Address, wilt) references, A 120,
ledger Office.
PIPE FITTERS' HELPERS to go Jr. work at
once; steady employment. Apply 1). W, Evana.
Pltteburgh Valve. Foundry and Construction
Company, Coateavllle. Pa.
PORTERS WANTED: 10-hour day! 148 per
month. Apply Room 444, Wldener Rldg .
PRESS FEEDERS wanted all claeses of work!
Wolf -...Co., 12th. and Callowhlll. fourth floor.
SALESMEN
IT IS A KACT!
That thla offer tb th oaleaman of
ability a opportulnty te make far mors
than I paid th averat salesman any
whirs.
That w art selling both th Star Roe
buck and Cambridge Issues,
ThatIf you can prov that you have
successfully sold any line, we will inak an
opening for you In the permanent selling or
ranlxatloi c. th lament puVllshlnii hous In
tb world,
That t'nln you thoroughly w fur.
nlsh leads, vv pay transportation, and allow
a iUawlng--.cfo.int.
Right now! vv ran v ' w moro tco4
mn Loih In th tlU a J oui uf town.!
Com In Ill's "talk It over."
UNCYCLOrAEDIA BRITAffNICA CJQ.
,30 8. 13thr.5..dcorn,rofW.1,,;'
SALtT-IMENH' r-ed"8"Trea,' sUmn" !
have Keen scrwwau m nuaing tf
and viBiiin BuniH,
DOOKKEKPER. thornugniy -xperen-v.. if
nuditi open, close and wrtt up banks day,
or evening moderate term. 11-11 plinue, W'dod-,
land 4103 M. .
HOOKICEEPI.R, 12 years' experience," deelff
Sosltlon: rapabla of taking entire onurge.
131 Idser Cetftral.
llOOKKKEPKR, 20. eneral of 'ca man. wishes
position, t2 e-ir' fxpcrtencej bc( rofcrwice,
(1 nL ledger Central. JJL.
FlUSINESH-EXECUTIVE, s ecus to mod to large
responsibilities; financial buying and selling
and manaaerlal. I'73S, bedger Central. ,
fllAUFFKURT white. 24.insle. s' years' ex
perience on hlgh-grad rare, doe pot smoke
nor drink, willing and obliging good in i
chanle. careful driver, clean iut. wishes
position with private family; go anywher.
best personal referencea from laat vulployDfU.
F 341). bedger Central. I
CH U"PBt'R mechanic. Engllah. marrledTanU
20, 12 year' experience In workshop awl -Tb
vato aervlc: have toured virtually all Euro
and New Jmaland States; abataincr, xi.--ilie,it
references from American and EnIUi eniptisy-i
ers. Edward Steadman. rare Jun'ner Autn-B-palr
Co.. 833 N. Juniper snU. Walnut ,7758.,
citAUFrEUn, white, slntie, 0 years' experience
on hlgh-trnde car A I , mechanic, caretfel
driver, doe not drink, wishes position win
private faml'" beat personal refsreac,, )r.
I) 12 bdeer Centryt!, . t
CHAUFFEUR, married. 10 infra1 experlsse.
want position, prlvat or c-)ramrrlJ: ac
quainted with city and auburban roads ;.,
chanlo; referenc. V 344, t-edgsr Ceatfab
CHAUFFEUR, colored. wish. nSill, erf,,
msrctal or private beat ref. . A ll, I,PWi '
CHAUFFEUR", colored, wishes poa.j'wod Hygl
xn anr-r. D A I-dxlsler. 1817 B. 4Tth. .
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qualified to take charge of and operate acaa.-
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