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Evi)KiNd
HlAiiC LEMkt-mAbELPHlA, WEDNESDAY, flEOEAlBlifo
Hv
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OSSIP OF THE STREET
RUMOR ON R. R. DICTATORSHIP
i CAUSES SHARP SLUMP IN STOCKS
Mention of McAdoo or Lane for Post Brings
I Suggestion of Government Control in
P Near Future Gossip of the Street
i rpiIU report that cither Secretary McAdoo or Secretary Lano would
probably bo selected by l'rcsltlent "Wilson to bo Dictator of llatlroadi
j xvns gald to bo tho causo of a blp slump In leadlnc railroad (stocks beforo
tho closo of tho market yesterday.
That tho appointment of nny ono an dictator spelled Government con
trol of tho railroads was tho opinion generally held by financiers, but of
tho (wo men mentioned tho majority wcro In favor of Secretary Lane. Up
to tho tlmo this report was circulated many were puzzled as to tho ftttl-
tudo of tho railroads' representatives as gathered from' tho statements
attributed to them In tho morning papers, and enmc wero ut a loss to know
what tho railroads really wanted. It wan freely remarked that thcro was
no deflnlto agreement nmong them ns to what (would bo considered tho
best solution of their present problem". Tho recommendations presented
by tho Interstate Commerco Commission In its report to Congress lat
'neck seemed to bo turned down, nud with this action was coupled a de
mand for tho original proposition, namely, on Incicaso of rates. It It only
h Rhort tlmo ulnco tho public was usked to belles o that tho 15 per cent
lato Incicaso would not meet tho o.tra demands mado on tho ralhoads by
employes for pi cent and prospective Increases In wages, even If It wcio
1 Krantcd, nnd that somo other plan had to be found to pay dividends and
replace equipment. It was notorious that new financing, with railroad
' ecurltlcs at tho pi Ices they nro bringing was out of tho question, oven
It tho matter of competition with tho Government's financing did not prove
a barrier. Xow tho public Is told by tho spokesman of tho roads that
they don't want $1,000,000,000 from tho Government or from any ono for
I new equipment and extensions, nnd they say that it they had tho 1.000,
000,000 they could not purchaso tho equipment, as It Is not to bo had.
Now It would seem that tho President has taken hold of tho situation,
and that with tlio necessity for financial aid by tho Government thcro
seemed no other choico but Government control. This docs not mean
Government ownership, as many at first conclude. In this particular In
atanco It would simply mean that tho roads will contlnuo under their
present management, with tho Government furnishing tho sinews of war
In tho form of financial assistance.
Ono broker remarked that thoro seemed to bo a ieIattoiilil between
. tho changed tono of tho rcpro&cntatlos of tho roads and tho suggestions
mado by tho llfo lnsuranco presidents In convention In New York last week.
He called attention to tho first suggestion of tho four which they i cnt to
tho Government on tho subject and which mado an Incrc.iso In rates n con
dition precedent to any other plan. Of course, this meant that It tho
Government through the Interstnto Commerco Commission did not agree
to ralso tho freight rates, no other suggestion could bo considered. Many
persons wero loud In their approval of tho action of tho commission In not
deciding in favor of higher rates, as they had been led to believe that with
every Increase in rates thcro had been an Increaso In wages for operatives,
and they wcro wondering whero tho endless chain would end.
Not many brokers expressed an opinion as to tho probable effect Gov
ernment control may havo on railroad securities in tho future, and those
who did said a great deal depended on who would bo appointed railroad
dictator.
After-War Business and Social Conditions
General conditions after tho war wero being discussed yesteiday, when
a banker raised tho question of after-war social conditions, but nt tho samo
tlmo acknowledged ho had never given tho subject much, it any, thought,
and for his part ho believed that social conditions would bo about the samo
after tho war as before. Another said that after nil tho wholo financial
and commercial fabric of nny nation hung on tho social fabric, nnd tho
fact that Great liiltatn already has begun to set her social houso in order
In anticipation of ladlcal changes after tho war should bo a lesson to tho
United States.
"No one," ho bald, "in Great Uiitain (ails today to rccognizo that tho
nation cannot begin again after tho war whero It left off on that day when
war was declared with Germany. All classes, for tho 'class' lino Is more
stronBly drawn lit England than here, have fought sldo by eido; together
they will return to civil llfo. and their intluenco on thoso who havo re
mained behind in civil llfo will havo a broadening effect.
"Committee," ho said, "aro In exUtenco lu Great Britain now studjing
this Important subject, and tho problem will bo to striko an oven balanco
between tho lelatlvo futuro positions of brawn and brain, to locato their
proper spheres without permitting a too great preponderance of cither
over tho other."
Cassatt Favors Thrift Stamps as Christinas Gifts
Robert K. Cassatt, director for national war savings for Kastcrn Pcnn
nylvanla, said yesterday that ho Is getting along In good shapo with his
' organization, which ho la endeavoring to complete as early as possible.
Ho suggested that employers of labor who In past years havo been
In tho habit of presenting their employes with cash for Christmas presents
should glo them war-savings htamps this year, nnd In this way accom
plish what they havo dono In past yearn, but In addition will havo helped
the Government. At tho tamo tlmo they will encourago habits of thrift.
Ho oxpcclB great returns from this suggestion, which will bo mado through
all his agents. Ho nlso says that orranfcinenta havo been mado to exchange
tho war-savings certificates for Liberty llonds drawing a lilghcr rato of
Interest, should there bo another Liberty Loan authorized.
Tho disappointments of printers In furnishing him with tho necessary
literature, Mr. Cassatt says, aro his greatest troublo at present, but ho
hopes to overcome it In u few days.
Russian and Other War Developments
"With tho news from Russia of tho breaking up of tho cmplro Into soino
eleven or twelvo small republics, there Is a possibility of that country,
after a few moro revolutions, settling down und eventually becoming tho
United States of Russia.
Tln-ro is no doubt, according to somo bankers, that tho unsettled con
ditions In Russia nro having an lnflucnco on tho market In general. This
Influence changed bomewhat for tho better when It was- unnouncod that
Japan had lauded troops at Vladivostok and that General Kaledines, tlio
Hetman of tho Don Cossacks, with General Kornlloff, had started a
counter-revolution against tho Holshcvlkl. Coupled with the news of tho
entry and possession of Jerusalem by tho TJrltlsh, tho effect on the mar
ket was moral and psychological, am prevented uny, tcrlous falling off In
the list outsldo tho railroads, which wero affected by tho news of tho ap
pointment of u railroad dictator.
American Tobacco Company's Request Causes Surprise
Tho announcement that tho American Tobacco Company had requested
authorization from its stockholders for permission to convert J30.000.000
common stock into II shares without voting power, and which caused such
a violent break In tobacco shares on tho market, was tho subject of con
ldcrablo discussion on tho Street yesterday.
Curiosity us to tho reasons why somo largo concerns aro putting non
voting shares on tho market recently was freoly expressed, and whllo
somo said It was to prevent control of the concerns passing Into other
hands, this was not generally accepted as tho real reason, moro especially
In tho case of tho Tobacco shares.
American Water Works and Electric Earnings Grow
The earnings of tho threo months ended September 30, 1917, of the
American Waterworks and Electric Company show an Increase of $23,533.
The Increase of net Income for the samo period Is $26,782.
This Is remarkable In view of 'the universal Increase In cost of opera
tion of virtually every public utility in tho country.
Miami Conservancy Bonds in Big Demand
It was roported yesterday morning that 75 per cent of the $10,000,000
5 per cent bonds on the Miami Conservancy District, Ohio, which wero
first offered on Monday last by a syndicate made up. of the National City
company, tho Guaranty Trust Company and tho Harris Trust and Savings
Bank, all of New York, wero sold beforo 10 o'clock yesterday.
It is evident from this that tho demand for municipal tax-free bonds
Is still very strong.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAll 8T0CK3
ma
rim Butler
itacNamara
.T5
,19
.03
.04
,0(1
.04
.07
,9V
.-
.or
.00
,01
,(W
.10
.70
xoah Extension .
antana .......
lorth Star
s.eue cui. ......
est "
QOLDF1ELD BT0CK8
I( Atlanta
' J blue Uu
i P
.10
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,H
,03
.US
.07
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iBSmonVnVia ii n pi
t-H fOwauai f JJ7
i" Ore i j ( vi
"J BUltfn. Jctntftil .....,. 01
i
ReQncd Sugar Unchanged
SEW YOIIK. Dec. II. Rellned iuf an
ar uncnantsd, with .tho American Suaar
Itennlnr Company quoted .15c. The
National and th Pennsylvania Com
panies quotad at .3r The Federal and
the Warner Companies and Arbuckl.
Drothers aro still withdrawn, iuxvg are
unchanged at C.7S.
Tho International Euaar Committee
yeaterday purchaed 11.000 hags Cuban
raws for December clearance at 4 00
c. and .. and 9500 has Venezulas afloat
at ..Hi c. l. r.
BAR SILVER ,
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
Tho following securities were sold at
auction today by Barnc3 & Lofland:
4 thru. Owynnbrooic Di.tlllinr Co..
,. ...'ncil Pr 1100 .
, par &u ... .,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,.
aashrarennsjlvonla Railroad Co.:
in.h.. x. ... . v . !.' -.'. t
It
;
SOU
61.
rs. North I'ennerhanla Railroad
Co.; par ISO
" .A111 Valley Railroad Co.!
3:
hn
Mir S.Mi
n hra. Cora
Exchange
National
.. . Hank; par lluu
a, aura. North rhiia,iethia Tr.. i-
!,
lu (nr. rhiiaddnhla l.lfo lnsuranco
..., r lo 10S
ri! !!!; ,V,1mi,n. Theatre Ilealty Co . i
Cualira. Union Stock Varda.Uo.. I.an-
i .si'',;i'',1''', Mr WO-...! Sd
I nr. Wooilbury llelshta Water Co.!
3 hr, Woocib'uVv ' YlVlihis ' ' iiVaVly
. u.P", lino 10
1 hr. I'M adelphla oter .Men's .-
c. . "oilotloni Mr IM 1
t(P8hrr. In.irpenilent l'oer ("o , New
.. .. Jerjey, nreferrcli ynr ll(io..lit 31
ljihro. lnileiicmlent I'owir Co., New
l' "'. rnnimon, ii.ir ihh. uo
hr. California Jllnlns Corpor-
linn hrafA I.
t..
SCO hr. California illnln "cVrVora-
. ."on common! Mr ;. it 13
129 ahrj.iJecatur I.ijl.t Tin,! Vo'ver
i"n.krJ'-.,I,r'',.erreil.-.'",r itoo....ijt .':
ISO ahrj. Uecaiur l.Uht nnu l'ower
. . to. commun; r.ir lluu Lot 10
0 Bnr. Mutual tijiur Jlen'n Ao-
.."yon i.ot It
C3 thra. rcnnailvanla Wareliouelnit t
Hate Depoilt Co.; par lluo K"
sowarranta American Tulley Co 1
L'nahra. Iirona Utreet Hank! t)r i;i) C'
1 lir. I.nn.l 'rnio ami Iruit Co!
. LW ."l ."It
IQahra. wM l'hlUdeliihlu lltlo nivl
Trnat Co.irar I'll 1IS4
1 hr. riro As.oolallon of I'lillml.i-
, Lihlni tar J0 30C'i
C ahrw. John II. Xtctiou Co pre-
, ferreil! par Don 152
50Heht. Atmo Non-llnil lloltlo Co.
.. peeterredi tur 13 't
50hri Muserlor. Cl . l'arm 1..m.1
Co. I30U0 Superior. Cnl.. IVrm
iMtid Co.. (I per enl, in. ,Ijt K',
f, hr. Tloit.i Truit Co SO
. . noN'iia
I50O City of I'ltliburKh. !'.. 4'i pr
em I'rtfK. ' JteKHtereil.
Interest Juno and Decomltei.
.- .. "u I'orember I. IP1S
50O United Matca of Amrle.i. ,1'j
percent. I.llierlv Loin. Con
iona Juno and December 15.
7)u 11)47
3000 tvilmlnalon J,lht nnd liwi
f'o., 3 per rent, llrst mort
i.fli:e. couponi April and Uc
tol,er Hue umi
600 City of Philadelphia. I rr rent.
Interest Jdnuar nnd Jub.
Itelstcrrd IJU'i tnau
1000J City of Austin, Texan. Water
Co.. 3 per cent. rirJt nort
faco .
n;v
SIS',
CLOSIN
fi LIVH STOCK PRICES
CHICAGO. Dec 12. 1IOOS Hecetpls. 30.-
11 nil riasil, f Men ns-,! (i lllliL I-,, nil MsrLal -
iui it r ! i iuiiiui i niv &va'Mv7 i is. flu. iiini rt-
fatrly nctl tn rc hlithir th.tn soitrMav.
Hulk J17.30tt7 ::. llKht. S1I..H04M7.M..
mUM, $l7.05in7.73; .vy. J173 17.75.
touch. $17T17.JO. ,
. L I i.l. Hrccipt". n.uuu ncan. .M.iriici
tntv nnA x,ak. 1 l...0.
I blTUUl Ucilpin. 14.000 bfaJ. Market
atronir. S1J. Lami. $17.
I kanpas cirr, nee v iwttm: II-
riptM. 15,0011 htraij Maik't tlull ami un
rpnlv low or
IltiUS ifCMPlr lo.HUxJ I1C1U racK-ra
' tidxllnr- triV.Tic tower '.
i Sliunr U-x-elptF. 700i hMJ. Muhet l.
i &:5o hlithcr ,,. ,
SOUTH OMAHA.
lie. 12. - - 11dii! He
MiirLet Ktejdv.
ceinin. 11,200 beau.
catti.i; Ilecelpts,
USdO bead. Market
ttrdv to 10a lower. ....
rUlKW Ilecclpts. 13.CU0 head. ll.irket
steady to etroncer.
too uTt: rott cu''int'.Tioy
iiitii. .
""wooinvoimr lfec. it, jam:. vidJiv
of Chnrles A. Wooduorth. nue.l nV llela
Uvea nnd friends lnlted to funfrnl, 1'rl .
, 2 p. m , from her son's residence, Huch nnd
I Itndnor avo. lthan. Del Co.. Pa. Int. Old
I tit Daxlds Cem., llxdnor
UATAP. Dec. 12. JACOII JIATAT". aS'd
7.1. llelalliea and friends Hulled to funeral
' services. Kit., '."JO p. lu , 7UJ X. litli t
i lnt private t
j Other Heath Nellies on Pure 13
rem t..i.i:
SPOdl.INU I'llAMII. IS drums, sill. lndr.
3 lllehl pimp looms, runnlni; ordir, upnlv
for Inspection any time p 12. Lcilcer orf.
parci:l post
oio Connection With Any Oilier Plucea
TWO
OLD RELIABLES
ey-
" .
Bcttteen them provide happiness
for many Philadelphia boys
Oia ntllahle Jtalone stundi behind
every lilcyclo hn bell. Price rapKo
from 121.00 up. oh! Jtellablo nt.
Nicholas hnot the. quick path direct
to your lioy's heart, and ho recom
mends a. blcycla.
Great slaughter In prices of all
sundries for tho holidays
rssV5
CASH OP. IJASY PAY.MUNTS
GEO. C MAL0NE
1203-05 Girard Avenue
OPEN NICIIITN A N'lt NI1VI1AVH
'o Connection With Any Other J'laces
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans tlOOO for $10
Bring soar diamonds, watches and Jewelry
la Ins Isrge.t pann.hgp In the world
Walter' Pawnshop, -904 Vine
UONDED TO THE CITY
PETEY At Least He'll
Jul
'Jwt-. T
46
i i m ,i ii
. PETlM DBAR-NOO'VE BEEN "N f . uau"
I fbRCCTFOL Lei0tl-V TM0UCMT "S f f ) -o
Vfccorcx3NoojnR "ettT jr -
rAKcEr. romr
GIVE HIM A DESK
Quartered
Oak Top
Has center
drawer, auto
matlo lock,
etc: 4 ft. long
& 30 In. wide.
Shoemaker's Annex
nenient 0 ( 920 nibert St.
K'UMIthnl 1881 llolli rhonei
Leg Comfort
n Tarlrene Tflni. nwnolf n Un,
k knee nnil nnklf make
nr m....i.i.i it.-. 1. . ..
aei of Jdv fnp ten in th i
Corliss Laced Stocking
IfaiBHiBH
l("n I) II
i .Ai.K.i. ....... . t ,- I learn machinist' traoe nun a inrae nnu
ie;..n,.-.n,ih2,2fu"imV!ili5'B,,,,lrn ninchlno tool works bullJinc ord.
'"i,.n".nt that Bhcs Immedlato nancc machinery! cood oprorlunltles and
comfort nnrt sure helo. Vo
elastto to bind adjusts to eery
coniiltlon without rubber. Leun
dn OM ensllv us n touet. Kieps
ehape Wears for months. Made
to jour measure. SI. "3 each, or
two for same leg. f,3,ot. Call
nnd te measured free, or write
fur sslf.measurment black No. 3,
We nlso make abdominal btts
lelteilc and non-els stld to order
Hours u to 3 dally: u to 4 Mat.
P'nnt. Corliss Limb Spnlalty C.
1S11.13.1.. 1-llbert St.. 1'hlH.. 1M.
Pulto 430. Hell phone. Walnut Dl'i.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Doc. greyhound: blue arid fswnt fe.
ine-iei touar inxrKru win, 1 inrj, nsm I riiu . ...Ill
Aire, owner's nnmi reward. Phone lleth "'"."1'L ' oo'sr.
Aires 10 or Filbert 4'.00.
1 DAO 110 reward for return of black travel-
Intf bar taLen liv mlifnli from "I." train
T,?.',Vil " "" " ' " - "u"
Huildinir.
Mi:si( 1IACI tist. Sunday. Dec. a. In or
near x.tfti.i Traymore. Atlantl. City, one
i p'atlnuti and rold mcsli bag. wllh diamond
and sapphire frame. One hundred dollars
rewnrd II returned to J. i;. (.aiuncu a. CO..
.Tunlpff and Chestnut sle.
PIN Lost, a diamond bar pin, Sunday aft
ernoon, between i,tn ami upruce nmi tno
iiownlocuttnuroa.it.dupipoititoi..i-
phone Hpru lllil,
.
JJjiaii.
I phlren. bt1
, ni Hlitenhi
VJ21i2$l
Loil. rlrcta Pin. dlnmondf api! bid
tween Keith's Tl.fttr nna ium
tnhour Kindly communlcato nlth
gr OfPc.
W.X'ICH IsOt, blufk enamel tth Hptl
chateUlnf. InrruvtJ with illamornl
rirnVr i'Ipo return to 20.1 I.oni't st utid
r',l' rwM rtionn 8pnici) 205
HELP WANTED FEMALE
, AliriKR'lAI. luotll PACTOHT wanle clrl" ,
14 or oer learners und experienced, wood
hours: steady work, monthly bonus paid In
sddlllon to wnaes. ihsnce for ndinncemenf
cuntlti'itlon sclmnl 2'i2(l IV Os'ipbln sr
ni.r.T. trixphonb ornriATon
The PrenMent of the UnltfJ
States hai polntoil to tho aTpat In
iluatrlil nrmy of tho nation and tn
th pprrn"tUy for a ffpnrnus. unt
fh (.bnnanrfl of rtuty on th pft
of thoso who may best Pro In that
a rmy.
T.. t.cnl.ftno 8j-8tm of th coun
try 1m tn plav n conKplcuous part In
tho conjjet nf tho war,
P.! trlephoriA rpratlnr rrsnM
ltlf ri a ocatlon ff oun
womon whTtIn a no lrv rntrlotlo
than aIiiaM B,rlc ti thu tjocrn
mnt may be performed.
7f vou art between th irn of IS
pnd 2i. arrly nt ton Mnrk't t .
Philadelphia, anv dy Ptrrpt Fui
Uay, between 8 30 n. m rtnrt 3 p. m,
N.t rmrloye nr raM whll
larnlre and nre aliened tn dtlc
iicr their liomi. Th vorlc 1 In
tr-itlpff, th? ,nIrnnnint mnrt
aare-ahlrt and efrleny la rerfarded
by ready ndancement.
Comfortable rrcratlGn rooms ard
dtnlna; roomw, rhTi mal r.
erc(l at cost In cery Central Of
Tee.
Apply Now.
UW)KKi:t;pErt Mtly
bnnkkefper
A.intrd.
Apply letwiten l atnl 1 Thuradny. .
Jtneitx'.li
Tlrtihea Shoos,
142." ChPfllnut fft.. '-'(I fioor,.
L'HIMiN'i'ltfii; Kxperlenrco' rolored woman
to taki thars' nf ' children; references.
Varts ' CI.t'UK Timnff lajy, MPrrlenrM Klllott
... i PlaMi.tr misrhlnM finnrnlor! nulrlc nnd no
I ,. a ..t 1n. . ssli a rafavanpiat Ollrl l1fl1x
i uiaiu b naui ro, mi" i ' . hhvvs
pynsTtril P 121. ledger Offlf .
I CLI.ItKri' for ofTIro of lurrf retail ronprn:
1 nood hours, with urlvanrement Uepn-1lni
i unnn ability; salary to atart 10. V 100,
IQyer Ofllct. ,
COMPTOMKTi:n OPHHATOU, thoroushly
i exprrlnrM; hour S.30 to fi: f-aturday. 1:
1 po overtime; cood salary. American Stores
Co , 400 No bl.
DICTAPHONR OPnitATOIl Kxetlent op
portunity fir jounc ladv familiar with
Kdlpon tnichln anfl rapid typJt: atrno
graph to fiperlenc. not ruirntlat; writ fully,
atatlnir aalarv ipxr(M to tart, c and
etpenonc. i' nag j.orrr inner.
HOt'.UWOHK Olrl urtntfd, mut b itoM
i)ok nsulst with wahln ami trnnlna" ref-
rrenf. 'J In family. C30S Dreicl rJ. I phono
, Overhrooh iPl ..
iPANTUT and Mtrhrn womsn. siprl"n
. not ne''ss.ar . f prr n-.u to start, phnrt
hours: aooil meala lnclud.J. Apply 1-03
Jlsrkst st.
COOKS', rood wages; U hours per day.
AP-
riil nn Marsec si.
SecrtlJTAIir.HTKNOailAI'HKH. residence
tn Institution Itoms for Desf Children
;2D1 Il.lmont ae. IskB Park trolley to
North XVnnefleld .
srE.NOORArnnn
KXPF.niKxcF.n: also nr.r: ci.nnK
WITH KNOWI.KOOK OP TTPr.WHlTINfl
OOOI BAI.AHT. CHASTE PWI ADVANCE.
ju;.nt; iinAHOKAnr.n nouns.
THU QITAKRR OxTS CO.
101 M. WATEIl ST.
STENOORAPHKR. experienced; permsn.nt
position: hours S'3o to n o'clock: salary
f IB. Apply Mr. Wlion, Urrlft A Co.. tb
and Olrard ax.. .
STENOuitAl'in:rt.
expsrleneed: rood post
tlon xxlth chance for advsneemsnt: stat.
are snd salary expected.
Ledger
it us
i .mm.
WAlTltlHCS. experlemed and one to learn,
paid while learnlns. Apply 1-03 lUrkot
street.
WOMEN and elrls. oer 10, to sell Vrltled
wear on com ever where during spjre or
whote time. exp. not absolutely tiee. Writs
Franklin Knitting Mills, (ill N. Franklin.
VOUNO INDIES Wa hms positions open
I for 3 neat. appearing, ambitious ladles.
I W, II. Walker. 3;'.1 Ileal Estate Trust
Ilulldlng.
YOIJNH MDT In Isrgs offlce: must bo ex.
ae,r':.n.".t,nnVu're.,, .0.'.n.C. iSS1 a"nd
' 1Cl!U.5.l,.flI5fn'il..Vrif!le.nc, ,n"
ssl.ry wanted. P 103. Ledger Office.
Uliu iaji wanien wuu some unowieogs
of nholosraphy business and to do some
tracing In drafting room. Apply Win. 1 us.
ter. Ijns N. aist,
VOl'.N'OTt.AliV to tend college cloak room in
exrh for bus col, train. A HI. Led Of.
VOUNH LADY, experienced In genersl office
J work; i
f.NUI.Irll
I Call fr
saiarv v. r uu, i.eqgee uince
HI teacher to Instruct ucntleman.
from tn s. m. to 4 n. in.. Almazoo.
223 llucklnghim pl.ee.
Never Forget the Doctor
HELP WANTED KALE
TI1K ATLANTIf nCFlNlNO
NKI1DS
CAnPRN'TEIlS
HlOlir.UH
nionKnH itnr.rnns
I'iri! i'iTTi:its
i't'K kittkum' nnu-uns
CH.UIKKKUIIS
I.AlimiT-ltM
40.110VK wkiiki ONt.T r.xrnntnvcKtJ
MKN" NKUn AlTt.V. ATLANTIC llKl'I.V- '
i.n( t'ti. i:xiiix)YAii;xr m:iT.. atl.a.-
TIC OATK. 3141 I'ASSYCNIi AVU.
AI'rilt'TAVTHA w11Annwn Htm nf rr
tlfleU publto ocrmintnntp require evral
wniorfi 1ialnr nubtla nccountancy prlcnc9
, for tlK'lr Irxnl nirl other nMcn; ntnto ftr.
bt Cpntr-al.
1 hftvr koo1 rfrrnc! mitomoWl luln",
Altant irinnriinll. frtt m il I'll firfitlltt (. 1 Dili
i LfrigiT Ofilrf.
I rrn . , ' ..... ,' ':.,.'
nnv nititnl. nwr 1(1. far rrfirt work:
nwr In own lundwr.Ur.r. V X03, Ltd
I Kr tlfftre.
lltlYH wanted, lil jears of ao and over, to
best of nnrcs while lesrnlnBi possible ex
emption for those of military ate. Address
1' H?4. L'direr Office ,
IIOVH VANTUI .
Wetetn t'nlon Telesrtph, l.'Ot Chestnut..
tol Id rears old to lesrn prlntlnr. Ap
ply N 1: cor. of Parkwav and lath sts
llt'ct IIOYH, experience not necesnr
per ueei nnd tneals; 0 hours per day.
pli Child's. 120.1 Market St.
itl
AP-
tli:.Ki:Mi:N winled for rennstlvnnln Hall
roxdt out of town. Apply t02'i 1'llbert t
CATt URl'AtllMKN. car Inspectors, laborers,
all fUsscs of mechanics, for PennslvanU
nallrnnd, Applv IB'.'', l'llbert st
CAIl"PKNTi:ilK. r.ft union men. for t.ulldlrs ,
operation (10- per hour, 0 bourn' worl. '
pxv ror, ii" Apply invin , l.eienicn,
(.HAl'rplIL'll. experienced
for Autocar cos I
truck: ntendy employment, iroud wnces. to
rltht men; referents. Whelon &i Co., 24th
sn.t We1gev si-n,
. WIAUtTi:t;itS su experienced mento
drle Ti-ton express truckt lon.dltane,i
worki Rood wai.es; stute partb-ularM. V 123.
I.eoser nince
ciiAL'lTKUUH wanted. Apply (ju.iker Cli
Cn i, i-o . Huporinlcndci.t. Kuiploiment
"i f. iiii im i
LUMI'fMl roit. t1rlnli nrintlnc Dlant. An.
ply ItouRhton Trcaf. H. V. cor. Jlaechcr
nnr. Hon.ri'M nfy. f
Cut'KH. tooil uhkva; U liuurs pep U. Ap '
MglY.l-J?LJ3r'tT "'
rlicnl: irootl wii e
anl m.ila. l tumrn tr 1y: ntCRiJy ami
( prrmnnrnt. AppIxIO Market .t mtmt
UlMUWAhlIi:it. rxpcrientodt Jlrt pr wetk
t. ftart: ! hours prr day: rtily rnol
ponlllon for rlcht man. Apply 1.0.1 Murlt
tir1!.
l-ix'K nru.Di:p.H
hock rAnpi;NTi:n.
PU.R I.MVl.RS
l'lI.K-DUtVINO 1'ORt:Mi:.S
'i itACK.r..Yi.va I'oncMnN'
' WANTl.D AT O.VCi:
Apply at Ilrtfl TSLANl
131 N"ortliPISth street
fr Stat r.mplo)iiiFi,t llti'-piu.
15111 Arcl rlrel, aeconJ floor, or
lVdral l.mplom,nt Offi""
W Foiitli 31 Mrccl, 1'UUj.pI..Hx
AMT.rttrV IN'TKUVVTTO.Vxr.
Mfll'ltUlkPIXlI COP.POIt VTIO.V
imrT5-if.x
Younff man.
about or. tn two jran' epTknce,
nrint b h pood tranr,
p!rndld opjortunfty
to larn tonl ditrnlnfi.
modern plant,
operatlne undT rintirlo ninnaffrment,
Wrlti for lntrrtw row,
P 71. P. C. V.ax 35tK,
DHMTSMAN WAVTIII' AT flVfi: XVIT1I
ruijMirAi. ASn .vein um-kriusvu.
coon orroitTi'viTV mil iiiqiit man-
STVTK S.M.AIlV KXH:fTl:i) APPI.T
HV I.KTII'.ll TO 1SOX St. MK'.AWAUB
CITY. VV.ln
bltM-rsMKN, tKriIANICAI-Twn iltall
m.n wsntsil st once: In rsply stats ie,
sxr.rl.nrc. salary, stc. nnnlnif rlnir Us
psrtmrnt. th. Autocar Co . Ardmors, p.
IJItlVIt for Uunilry roulr cood salary and
ro'rilsslonl sxre.
ii sxreii.nt opportunity ror ah.
Apply I'hlla. I.aumlry Co , Ti'l'J
iBncrm'ni,
IlSf. st
orlT routT'
OrN riJUl"!
DHIVEnM, usnlsil In srv
musi ru
tovrn as.
must furnish bond. Apply 3M5 (Innun.
EI.KVATOR OPERATORS
rop.
nppirjj iiuii.T'IN'O PKitvici:
VIIITl.: HTEAJiT KMI'MIVMUN"
AtTl.r ROOM 444,
VIDENKIl lll.DU.
E.VO INKER
tors: H hrs
wanted who understands mo
Publlo Ider Chief Engineer,
IIOSIERV UOARDnilH. experienced on hot
hind pre", for Infant's work. Orrmanla
Hosiery Mills. .1:'ll Kensington a.
JOll PRKSHMAN In prKato printing plantT
Apply Houghton Press. Mascher snd Hom
er. et sis
500 I.AROREnS
WANTED
I3NO JOB
TIMn AND HALF TIME FOP. OVERTIMB
TIMB AND HALP TIME POR SATURDAT
AITEnNOON
TIME AND.ltAI.PTIMi: FOR SUNDAT
WORK
19 CENTS PER HOUR
TEN HOURS TER DAT
LOTS OP OVERTIME
F. W. MARK CONSTRUCTION CO.. rNC
CRUM LTNNI3 STATION
ON CHESTER PIKE
, ...,,iA2JiV,S& &?! iVPuIlt .i,
JS'iSJiV-sWA.!.? K'.U.. ' SJn."'
Pi Atlsntle Roflnlnt: Co.. Employment n.
friment. Atlantic gxts 3IM Psssjunk axe.
LATHE HANDS familiar with bar and
chuck work on Jones & Hsnsom flx'lfl. ma.
chines: must lie able to at up and operate
I samo. P 107. Ledger Office.
HELP WANTED MALE
1, Auonena
ISo AN It OUR
ENLIST
in TUG Aiuir or
It OO ISLAND
SHII'IlUIL.DBns
aooD v.ansi sthadt work
ntACTicAt. rnortTADLE
PATntOTISlt
Plenty of Opportunity for Otertlme and
Bunjaj nork. Comtnlent tMnaportatlon.
33a an hour for A hour
Time nnd ImlMlmo for oterllme
13. a, for 10 hour' work
K8.1U tor "-day week
Apply nt once nt
HOO ISLAND SlItPVAnil
Train n, O. 54th n.1 Chestnut sts..
Heading. 81st et. nnd (llrard urc, Dili a m.
uu 1 a in. i.iii. ivc,
Trollevx Take Route 3" (Chester Rhort
Line), or Ilouto M (tslnnd P.osil l.lneV
blch enn be readied I v enrs on l'.oules 11.
12. 1.1. 3.'.. 3d nnd TO. r.MtB. r.c. Company's
cars meet P. It. T. rare nt 11IU1 st. und run
direct to tho yard Willi rilLK aerUce.
Special Lost leaves Chestnut nt wharf
Deiauarn Ither. (1 11. m.. 7 o. m . 12 ncn.
1 3D p. in. und 0 p. 111. l'Ani!, 10c.
ie apply State r.mrloxment nuresu,
1321 Arch st., second floor, cr
1'ederal Employment OfCfe.
132 a. 3d St., PhlU., Pa.
XMEIIICAN INTKP.NATIOS'M,
fcl'JPIU'll.MXO COIIPOIIATION
t.ADonnns
VNT11T' TOU oi:vKRr WORK
IV T.Xlim. MAVtTFi"PritlNi
pi.Nr; 2.n;ADv pomtio.v.
ppr-r
N. W. COR. OTIl AND RROW N MS
LAHOHi:itS lulu... Polish utul colored, for
ftol pUlit ontUl rf Phllndolphln Madv
work Apply --i North Mlh et , rhllaiJU.
phla. i. .
LWUK-Ol'T Mun in 'r-st-rla, man rapt.
bl of Iayli.it out bol!ir orlc frnni blue
print Apply Atlnittb llrtlnlnc Co . llunlo
ment I-epartnient. AtlontU- O.itr. .;il4t P.ma.
MAC1UVISTS
MACIIIN'i: SHOP WVNTS 1MI.N RV
oini:, lathi:, iionf.st) mill planiiu
HANDS: IMIOII WAHKS. STKMIY WORK'
roi; rm.sT.CLAss mi:.v; i:pi:uii:n( i:i
nv ntvNixi sHArrs a.vi .mai'HI.ni;
work numitAHLi:
TINLLH-MORRIS CO
i.umsio.vi:. pa.
' MKN and mn otr Id to aetl knitted .ar
i mi inmmlMiiin .rryhere tlurlri; i-pirc or'
nliol time, rp, not nrcnsary. Write IVjnU
im 1 :nlt tiny Mill., h II y. 1 'ra nix 1 1 n t
' .MUX WANTnU Tlio familiar with th
trimmins of all klrnH of treev. An ly
I Wm. I'ofr. ISPs N 31nt tj
.Mi:sSi:.Ntll.Il HOYS ovr Hi tars of ac.
i nat In tippearnnc. for PnnlatiU Hull
' road Apply 165 Filbert at.
MOLITrrk LotonictU rvllndVr "nn, U
opn atirp. no troubl !lrry roimtlrj. St.
Jns ph. JTo
t or'ici: work Yorvo mn wavthd
I OR OFPH i: WORK; UOi) I'llANCll
I n.ll AIJVANCKMUNT APPLV THIS AL-
i ' 11. ." ' ' ' ' ' x v ' Ail,PM MLv J
UILLRS Hiprienfi"'l otlera wanted for
work in ojr powerhou Applj .!antle
Rernlnjr Co Kinnlujmnt Iepartmnt, At-'JCV.A-.'Ml
P,""? 'mk uye
PAi'KKRH for aheif hnuiware; rood paj .
steady work jounic men tuktn aa learneta
pply )Q7l Frankfort .
PATTRRNMAKllRS Ar soua flrat rlftM
wood patternmaker If ho ta mn offrr
sou a pirmanent position, with nn opportu
nity fop adanceinnt tn steady, rllabH
married men w, will pny mnlmr expenses;
pferereneei nhen tn nonunion inn: if Inter-rste-1
nrltc for application blank or applv In
pereon to I Lata. Steam Turblnv Co,
Trenton N. .1
i'i.vTi:n assistant
Tounr man
wllh thrcs or four years' fxpcilsnts;
tnojru plant.
tlih splcn'ilil worklnc conilitlor.s.
Address
m Tii, r o. iiox n;oo
PX.l'MHi:il wnntert steady work, rood
wages nsJJIasnllro., 7'J'J Mst st.
llliJOnitS' llt:i."l'i:its7 pipefitters' helners.
laborers Ask for Atlantlr Ileiinlnc i'o 's
repr.sentntUe. Apply fld floor. l."i.'l Arih st.
I rJAI.I'.M-JIA.VAOKR Wanted, liy J marhlti.
I , ,,nr., kn.t.j. M.lbl In 11... .n.
II, nil', rufi'.j ...... - .uin.... ... ..-. .....
strong actln man of Msh mnrsl rhsr.
acler, sav lietneen .10 nnd lOjears rho has
hsil a nierhsnlcnl or technics! rrtucntMn. nn.l
who has hsd pome, experience In eelllnir nud
In mxnaclnir men. and would he capshlo o(
preparing himself for salcs-inonsgcr; wpplv
to the Ledger ststlnir xe. experience pres.
ent sslsrv and mploment, whether married
or single, education, etc M L'J4, l.dj;cr
I Offlce,
I bAI.EMAN wsnted. first diss on eleot.
' Ing, ronelnsr snd tratisrnlsslcn mschln.
ery. must ha. xumcleni engineering sMIlly
to lay out equlpni-nt. es.tcrit lueaiien re.
plls slrletly confidential. 31 "21. Ledger
Ofllce.
SALESMAN
Phxrmsev
Chestnut st.
wauled gradJate Collego of
Williams, llrown K Earl". HIS
SHEET METAL WORKERS. 100, union,
rlimr per hour: Isrfrs out.of.tuwn con.
structlon camp. Wrlahtstown, N. J.; lodging
and transportation furnished free from ThM.
sd.lphta only. Apply Irwin X. Lslghton, 101
N. 12th st
STENOGRAPHER Toung man wsnted In
offle of mercantile house. Address P. O.
Iiox 1QI2. Philadelphia.
TIMEKEEPER Must bo quick: and accurate
at figures, etato age, experience, salary
expected P 1SI ledger fifties
TINSMITH!", 100. union, for Wrlghtsfnwn"
N J.i o'Jtjc per hour, plenty of overtime,
lodging and transportation furnished fre
from Philadelphia only Apply Iiwln &
I.elghton IH4 N ISth st.
TiMII.MAKEII.I
with experience
on smatl punches snd i
clean, light shop
all conditions the beet
good pav with bright p-t mkm u
for tho future
this Is an olporlllnii'
for real punch and die in' n
Write for Interview imw
II 7.1. I'. l. Hox 3IU.
TrFe "'niTXlME'tt iKnted, famlllsr with
trimming ill kinds of trees. Apply Win
Poster. I'.'OI N 3lt st.
uni, ItKHlilNEItH, experienced on Has and
fixtures: excellent opportunity for the
right men Appiv iteminaion Arms co.
I.11VI
llrlijg reference
WHEKI.WRUlllTS wanted
Clemsn IHth and Hhunk,
Apply II.
Me.
VitUNtl MAN 17 to "2. work In stoikroom,
ihanie of adsniement. steady position
not laborious work: .lata salary, etc. M oi'J.
Ledger Central n
WAITERS Exp rlence.1 waiters, steild po.
sltlons Applv l'-'0.1 Market St.
VOUNtl MEN Onod opportunity for 4 neaV.
appearing, wideawake oung men: sd
xancem.pt assured to those who qualify.
Se. Mr. Cosby. SSJ Real Esiate Trust llldg.
f WOW. LET MC
. SEE.- LET ME )
(j) x- y
HELP WANTED MALE
WB ABB In th market for men who are dl
tinned with their rrenent place o! em
tlorment, and are deelroua of pecomlnr per
manentlr located with an up-to-date, reliable
firm, which offers Inducements for advance,
ment to men who have proper nualtrcntlona
and ability and who are able to takn advan.
tiae of th opportunity when offered to them.
To the above tpe of men we will nsres to
tar moMrg expennea to our city.
Wo aro continually adding to our fjetory
nnd equipment, which ennblee ue to offer a
bright futuro to rapid men who or looklnc
for Rood, permanent poeltlona, preferably
nonunion men. Wo aleo pny a bonus to men
ho are punctual nnd eteadr. We are In
need of enaln lathe, turret lathe, Mullard.
mllllmr macblne, horliontat and ertlcl mill
operators.
Addrets or call He T.aral Steam Turbine
Company, Trenton, N. J.
Oenernt
llfHIS'Roa prnVIlT COMPANY
noOKKr.Kl'KUB-nanklmr. 123.13": we have
manv pon for bookkeepers nt lt to 123.
CLi:nKS ldrer, li-ui rot. 120 i:.1: buyer.
:, stock, I20.J80I neenl en. clerk". 112
113. Many oftlre nnd production men needed.
13iil Lnnd Title Ilulldlnir.
SITUATIONS WANT'D FEMALE
STKNOitnAPIIUIl. lonir experience, nulck
. nrv lino per month II Ills, idrer Ccntrsl I
anu nciurnte. wmies to maite ruansei n.ii'
cood correspondent, ar 'ustomed to eecreta.
rial duties nnd rcsponelhlllty, desires po -
ml t inn. J 40. r edser Cenlrnl
, . . '. -r .
YUt'N'O I.AIlV of experience wishes position
us prlvnla telenhune operator In city.
Ad.
drees c. 1:.. -jj.', H. Tlilr.l St.. Phlla.
, I
SITUATIONS WANTED MALT!
lit TLlIlt. lompelent i:r.sllliuiin, with 4
ntvd 7 xenrsM'hlla refs. II nr.5. Led. Cmt.
1 1 1 A 1 KPI.Llirmnrried. "a-1 mechaiilc. de
sires pus. with prli. fumlH. best ref 10
tm' exp. Add A. II. 1 . IM13 Osano nve
1 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
SIKH. KAMI, Bit S. mill nt . supplies and
iinnts llrst'clasa lvhlto help, rualo and
fern-lie, reference Spruce 3Ult.
MMi: PLATZ, :iiC.M lllb Prlxato lelo
t supplle 1 nnd wanted. Phone Walnut 1713.
USED AUTOMODILES
SWEETEN
Used-Car
Clearing House
Model 17 Chandler Club Itoad
ster, with wire wheels.
1917 4-cyllnilcr Ueo.
1017 Standard 8 Touring Car.
1917 Vclic Tourinc Car.
1917 Dodge Tourinj? Car.
1910 Super-Six Hudson Tour
inj; Car, with wire wheels.
101(1 White Roadster.
1910 Franklin Roadster and
Tourinir Car.
1910 Hupmobilo Roadster.
1910 Haynes Tourinj; Car,
with winter ton.
1913 Cadillac 8 Tourlnjr Car.
1915 Chalmers Tourini; Car.
1915 Studcbaker Tourinpr Car.
1915 Hupmobilo Roadster und
Touring Car.
1915 H!k Buiek Tourinp; Car.
191 1 Cadillac Limousine and
Tourlnjr Car.
1914 Chalmers Master Six
Tourinjr Cnr.
J 914 Kranklln Sedan.
191:! Franklin Limousine.
We also have older models of
Franklins, Hudsons. Chalmers,
Cadillacs. Packard, Mercer and
Uupmobllcs, all in first-class
condition.
330-32 N. Broad St.
Spruce 1159. Race 895.
Selling Used Cars Exclusively
Fiom Sweeten Automobile Co.
Sweeten Wilmington Co.
Hupmobilo Sales Corporation
.MARItiN-HANDf.r.V 7 rasscnger nu
model , utmost new, xvlll sacillkc: pilic.
dcmonatiatlun vn rcqueat.
i'Aiir.I.Ai'. l-cllndcr. T-passeneor; In ex.
cetlont condition.
Al'Pr.ItSON". i.r Under. 7-tnssencer: enulp
ped with closed eeilan top, a liarffAlii if
jou want a koikI tar for tho winter.
IirP.MOllII.i: cal.rlolet, hrnnd new;
lit a hsrsajn, ideal for doctor's
smrlflce lu tirke.
will sell
use. bj
WII.I.IA1I T. TATI.OIl
COR IlltOAD AND RACE STS.
CADILLAC Hill, limousine landaulrtt" for
eile. Hruadwuy Uarage. Junliur and Mc
Kiiiii sis
lxiIVJE TOt'RINO .
T'lllI.Mini.l'llIA HALES COItPOItATIOS'
STPDEIIAKEIt RETAIL DEPARTMENT
SIJN Ill'.llAI) ST tOpen exenlllgs )
POIII iniMHNfl CAR 1H17 Ii MONTHS
OLD PERFECT CONDITION: CHEAP IP
SOl.n TiHiAY IMS FORD Ill'NAIHlPTs
PIMS CONDI riOS' tKKID TIIIH. CALL
M !. Al'lll CO. 17.10 N. UIIER, HE.
TWIIEN mm AND IliTII
marmon ion mm MODELS
Also nerl cars of other makes.
I'A.NNINll MATIIIB I'O
IlltOAD AND RACE STREETS
John T Cunningham Mgr. Fsed car Dept
OVERLAND into TOt'RINO, In very good
londltlon. exceptional xalue, JS30; guar
anteed. 7 dss trial plan.
Hlgejow.Wlllev Motor Co . 801 N, Proud.
OVERLAND, HUH. tourlns can special top
slid seat covers: xery low mlleagr.
i;.istcrn Motors Corp , 1 3 1 Chrstnutsg,
standard "y. Distributor!
PACKARD 1117 7 passenger touring, practl
cally brand pew; mileage MiOOj w xvlil
guarantee this cnr the me aa w-e do our
own mAke. I.OCOMOII1I.E CO. OP AMElt
ICA. '."114 Market.
PAIOE 1K17 TOIIRINO. 7 pas.enger. 6.J1I
just llko new, fully guaranteed; barualn,
Jlton.
Tl 1 gelow.Wlllev Motor Co . ant N. Rrofld.
PAIOE llilt Touring (I-4H. 7 passenger. In
exceptlonxl xondltton throughout: specially
rrhed. S7n.
Hlgelow-xvilley Motor Co . am N. Itrosd.
PAIOE llild TOL'RINO, fl" passenger. B.S"
fully equipped, paint and general condl
tlon xery flne. Me bnrcnlnt 1810,
IllCelowWIIley Motor Vn . rr4 N Ilroad.
S (I V TtlKN CAR. newly painted; good
tires will demonstrate.
Eastern Motors Corp . IA3I Chestnut st,,
Standard ".' DlelrlMitors
HTANDARD "S ' "rimllr. 2 iMH-enger:
new Iv tnlnted. wiro wheels utmost new
ilrs, lisrgwtn
Esstern Motors Corp . lull Chestnut St.,
Stiindnril ''' Distributors
rirANHARD "h ' touring car, 1017: In most
exiillrnt londltlon throughout: exceptional
lalue.
Es.tern Motors Corn . 1ft.ll Chestnut at..
Standard .' Distributors
hTANl.EV STEAMER Kerosene for fuel.
Can ou heat It? Conserve tho gasoline.
Phone Locust loon for demonstration. 2S23
Chestnut St.. STANLEY MOTOR CAR
IIIAOE CO.
-ea-etz- DoNoo
MlHP TCI..IH
ISTVltS TROUBt-B.
100 ER.- RP-
SLIPPED fAV MIHD.
! 2
fi$k
zz xjp
USED ' i' a 6 yoMtf,
STRArtNHKNthltT. WIT, 4-ea-tMs.
senser tourlu can Wolftiwle '
Eastern Motors Corn.. 18A4
cisndanl "8" DlslrlksjW
rilll.Anni.nin sn.rs ml
rniLAniMi'iiiA sites rn
sTuuniiAKT.n nKTAiii nr.vAi
843 N. nitOAD ST. c
STUDEIlAKnn. (Iyllpder, In
ihitial lil kaeetala a tsUl
nireiow.wmer Motor Co , int y.1!
STI'tiKtlAKr.rt 4-extleder deer
STttDRHAKKPi TtTTTAII. IIUPAH
843 N. linOATl ST. (Open even
1013 CADtt.TO roadster coups! '
Price. -jt
Ksstern Motors Corn., 1S.8I Chevtim
fitsndsrd "a" tilwtrlhtitenL
1917 STt'TZ rosdster, futlr equip
reci coin n: win nernonairnte. 14
ran HAt.l Htudehsker T.nassen
cnr. In perfect running- ordeft
enulnment nnd extras! Hi It. P. 1
enrlnes In Al rubbeei slln roverst 1
able rlmt recently overhsuledt will
etrnte- 1331). C R. Onrdner. 464 s
lllds-. Phones Locust 2X00. Usee I8TT.
1. ati: xionnt. luxirti.t. Tntt
PHIl.APKLPlItA SALPS COltPOltA
bTt'DHIIAKKll lim-AII. UEPAllTal
342 N. HP.OAri ST (Open evenlnfg,
W
Tlll;CK We bne seternl used Vlm.tl
in rooii ronniuon. ion lopa and
1 can lie eeen t 311. 1.1 N. 22d st,
I r ...,. ?T...V .'. . ..;.. . 7rr-."SS
wjn'r.i iirice li"f in 11.111
V.'
I . i.A,r .n., iif.it MA.Mit.ljli lliisuni
I PIIILAIlKLIIItA HALP.S COPPOrtAT
I 8Ttti)i:iiAKi:n uirrAit. dcpaii'
I Itlll.lWXIXUIl Itl. I All UUFAIITMKX:
.142 N. IlltOAD HT (Open evenlmrt.)'
AUTOMOBILES TO HlMftiV
TO Hilt'" Day ur nlaht. brand-new B-
nni:er tnurlnir csrs 11.23 hnurt nasi
pss.enrer llmouilnen. II. RO hour mil
(llnrs. rttnersla n eeeelellie. IRAST 1
ale. Pell phones: Pnn 1311 or Pott.l
or Pop. ldlTi Keystone. Park '14?
hpeclsl rates by dar. ixny ,
AUTO SUPPLIES BEPAIMWftv
AiAMinu twiinriir.Ticnn
lfa 11 tn 1.1 J.ts, spray ttia fuel
lrfeet mlxtiirs: Inrrpass mll.aca !
iht ttli'l mors, sasy slartlnjr; smooth
nlnff I P ,.,irl.ll..l.r Ifnnhl. .w. .i.r
' phones Hlaalns llros, 4HS4 llassrfovjlsiv,
VULCAM.INO'ANU I'BKI) TIRES. . rA
I'ninrB. iii7 VAmMoiiNi1 Avlfc
lll.'ii.V'. lli;i'AIUS AM) PAKT8 -"."U
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MONARCH TALKING MACHINE COjii
514 H. 11ROAD ST. Tt fT.
ns the best cnulpned T.ilklng Machine H.'r,TsjS
ir.m thn best cnilpp
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dlil rondItlo.it cost St?5 lrmi -ai
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MONARCH TALK I NO MAr'UINn-COaiK
Stt H. HROAD ST.
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Wc lmr on lmnl n. fiv un?4 but nodu!
n ""r ,traPh I nrw m-lllnw nt b renin nrlo . y
FIANO $75 raph; $M. $i wtklr. f or IM.
ninrent uprlahl pintio: "n Md: &&&
bniln Ti. Ii. TOPD. taon Arch at. ai
1'IANO, lltiiistrjnunjr urrlaht; cott $4 JO
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wrlto for mrtlculfirs. U. Ii. Todd. HHi :
Market nnd IHOil Arrh. Oin vnln Klr0
-1IANDSOAIK LKSTKR uprlfht TTTAtttil, " $
itl nM nrw siiarAiitiI, rot $530. "v 4m
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old ntylo jewelry, tth platea tvmtht
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PRINTING
iiui nur i.uristmxs cinis esrly: msk. nsf .
BOlectlonS from i?.X .leelirnM nrle 4Rm .e. ftl
per doz.prlntcd Tho Card ithop,0:o Ch.strmt.
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TYPEWRITERS AND SnirUM.
TTPEWRITERS RENTED
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ANTIQUn rtlRNlTURK.
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ANTIQUK furniture, china, atlvtrwar.
rniQ. Miiur, pmiinum, raue iMin.
nirra cany AHifripan pirturca. coina.i
rlxtolgi. Pnn Antique, S3 ti. 17th at.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE, broken Ji
stiver, fslse teeth, feather beda.
tlqns," 15 Chestnut st. Phon. Wfi
Tni'B. Estsbllshed 1H88. . -..
CARPETS, "furniture and piano.: part mt?
eniiro nousenoios: near, caia prices '
Miller Co, i;t Rldss av. Poplar
CARPETS, rags, paper, all kinds ol
meisi, nignest prices, lirndcr, aosi;
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our rtflncd t.iivr xet1mat ftrt. Call,
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CAST-OPP CLOTHINH. ladlss' and .
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nignesi price, psia: we can. asr.'
city, country. Phono Dick. SIM.
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Fl'RNITURE. pianos, carpets, antlqu.a. '? ,
tire or part houses' bought for raat1LS,
matter how large. J. llern.teln. lS34fx'
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