- -S I- l, ( T, ' " J
PJRICES STIFFEN
RAFTER IRREGULARITY
lltart -Is Easy, but Fair Dc-
mand Brings Quick Rally.
kt Receipts of Oats Heavy
rv,
fj
Iky GRAIN IIEI.T WEATHER FORECAST
I I'M CHICAGO, Nept. B. Dllnnli and Mls
lvBli Fair tonight and rrldnyi slightly
VisronMn Fnlr tonight anil Friday,
t Mlnnwwtn Fair tonight nnd Fridays
WHIHIVU IUIIIKIII 11(111 111 PUIIIII IIIIIUM
; Iowa Fnlr tonight niul Fflrinvi sllnhtlv
warmer Friday und In west and central
i foment.
.-.North Dakota Fair tonight nnd I'rl-
t;Mi warmer sonth tonight.
l'4lyi warmer nontfi tonight.
iv pown unicoia nnn .-Neiirnsgn lair nnu
Inrnpr tonight nntl TViriuv.
I f)K Kansas Cloudy to partly cloudr and con-
, vmuni coot lonisnii jrriuay xair una
warmer.
T. Montana anil Wx-nmlng Inlr tonlsht
RM1 Friday.
l''4'i rhlcairn. Sent. B.
"After moving irregularly under a smaii
iTOlumo of business the corn market
I gained strength today. The start was
gy, but there was a quick rnlly on a
I falr, 'demand, part of It from sotith-
tern Interests. Later fluctuations
r-erratlc. but ns the end of the ses
sion approached wire houses were Rood
buyers and some of the larger local
horts covered, stiffening the tone
,i The list was helped by predictions
decreasing receipts. Incident to farm
ers Being busy putting In winter wheat
after the recent good rains, which will
delay shelling and shipping.
The best on September was ?1 oB3.
tile bottom $1.55 and the close V4c
higher at J1.556. The best on Octo
ber was $1.584: the bottom, $1.56",,
and the final, $1.57',i I.BiVj. against
1.S6 yesterday's last price. (Tho top
on November was S1.5GU : the low.
11.54, and the final, $1.65 1.55H.
akalnst $1.55 at the close yesterday.
After showing strength, oats grad
ually sagged. There was liquidation of
September, which depressed the deferred
futures. The volume' of business wnrf
United. Threshing returns were highly
hcouraslng and recetnts are lienvv.
Stocks are large and there appears to
l little demand other than fiom eleva
tor Interests.
The best on September was "lHc: tho
bottom 70V4 nnd tho close asc loner at
70?4c. The high on October was 73c;
the bottom 72 Uc and tho close ',4c off,
at 72 He bid. The top on November was
74 c, the bottom 7J5sc and tho close,
unchanged, at 74c.
'Leading futures ranged as follows:
Corn (new delivers ) Ycs'dajs
Open Well Low Close close
Bent. ... 151 1.50.x, l.M l.vift 1 r.-.U
Sol .... l.OOS l.BSti l.tillh 1 B7V I.5.V.
iOate .. .
CM ... 71
ni iau 70?4
Oct. ..... 724
73 72'4 724
DV
ILard
Oct 20.73
20 SI 20 70 20 S2 20 00
27.00 20 02 27 00 127 00
20 S3 2U.70 20.SJ 20 DO
24 33 21.20 24.20 24. B3
8nt
Oct 20.73
MIDS
t&l
Sept.'
Oct 43 on
42.30
4J 00
42.4"
4J.70
42.45 I2 00
12.70 '43 43
Uia. taskcu
j Philadelphia Markets
fiRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts, 07,048 bushels. Prices
mere . firmly maintained. Quotations: Cars
lota In export eleator (Oocrnment stand
ard Inspection), standard prices No. 1. rd
winter, 12 30; No. 1, northern spring, J2.31.
Ne. 1. hard winter, J2 30; No. 1, red win
tar, carllcky. $2.37; No. s, red winter,
$2.86; No 2, northern spring, $2 30: No.
4, , -hard winter. 2.3t: No 2, red winter.
nrnrKy, iJ 34: o a, leu winter, .a;-
N nnrfhern flnrllir. $ ' 3'J. No. 3. hard
jwfiiter, $2.32; No. 3, red winter, EarllcK,
-2VL- ....... ..,-
;urs lieceipis, J-'OU iiuaneiH i ratio
raa quiet but prlcea ruled eteadv under
Silt offerings. Quotations, SI SO01.85 pvr
How, as to Krado and location.
. OATS rtennlnta. 411 11!7 hunhols Offer-
tnaa were Uffht. but demand was slow and
'Vrjoea were lc lower. Quotations. Car
low as to location No 2 while, new.
7H70',4c; standard white, nvw. 774 O
7Mic: No. 3 white, new, 7707714c, No 4
wnlte. new 704 704 c
K)UR Receipts, 707,020 lbs. in satks
Dfmand was light and tho market wan
weak. The quotations follow: To nrrlve.
par 106 lbs. in 08-Ib. sacks Winter whiat.
lou Der nnt flour, si O JltfD 10 ."n. ICnnsan
Wheat, 100 per cent flour, $11C)U.25; spring
vneai, ji'u per cent uour ll'il -o
KTn irryiTTi ..n w ,.nntn o tG r.o
0,60 per bbl., In sacks, as to quality.
PROVISIONS
' The market ruled firm with a fair Jobbing
rnand. Ouotntlnns nrn nx fnltons. fltv hnef
ta sets, smoked and air-dried. 47c, western
beef,. In sets, smoked 47c: city beef, knuckles
eVAtft lanaea as nmtrtwl eitml rtlstf1lAj-l JCt
WMtern beei. knuckles and tenders, Hmnked,
49: beef hams, J 00. pork, fumlly 13233,
llttms. S. 1 cured, loose, 31 K-c, do,
aktnned, loose 0t(U'3-'c: do. do, smoked 31fl
pot;; oiner n.itna. emoKcu. city curcu, as to
ttali4 nn.t i.tAw.irvA U I IS. "J . !.... n1..,l
waesMw aim uvtnnr, 111 iyauvi i WI3, oiuuui'U,
western cured, 34a."c. do, boiled, bonckss.
Jbcj picnic snouiaers, h i cured. ioos,
4c; do, emolced, litJc; bellies. In pickle, ac-
PArdlnir tn morn -( Imun Qllnt lirr.ilff.qiif
bacon, as to brand and nverncc. city cured,
4cj breakfast bncon. western cured, 44c:
lard, western, refined, i7l41w28o; lard, pure
City, kettle rendered. 37H taS3Sc.
Id a iE.riiir,u i3LU;llJ
I Offerings were light and the market ruled
srm on a oasis oi 4,tuc tor nno granulated.
4 DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE The market ruled firm with de-
nana aosoruing mo umitea onerings, cjuo
HUons: New York, wholemilk." fancy, fresh,
W4.V27HC; specials higher, do do. fair to
if? '
va, xrenn, io tv-c; visconsin. wnoie
fancy. 27 'i (
; do do fair to cood,
makms!&
-473C,
m ?buttj
rER Offerings were lltrht nnd nrlfe?
yrtrt lc higher under a cood demand. The
SuiAUuna, ouiiu-ickvu urt'uinery, extra,
91 higher scoring goods, 01053c: yxtra
rata. 49Wc: nrsts. 47i(fi)40c: seconds 47,0:
Who; fancy brands of pr4nto Jobbing at
i;fiffB8c; choice at 05c; ralr to toud at
'fia54c.
jy-KQGS Strictly fine stock was promptly
wwnvv uij ui ui jHiLco, Aiie Muuiuiiuua,
arree cases, nearby firsts. 114. t014. 70: per
tandard case; current receipts, $ia Syilj)
(ilU ;ci laoC) nbsiciii vaiiiv iiinin ftiiiu
PH.7U per case; nrsts, jia.ouiu1 11 ju pen
tr inrenor lots lower: canaicu nnu re
ed eggs were jobbing at &36$d3c per
n. . ,
T ruuiiiux
l V.TW Th. m.rlr.t pitloil firm laltl, ,1a
nwnd fairly active. Quotations, rowls, ac-
eordlne to Quality. !HSi37c; sprlnir chickens.
apt. Lcahorna. accordlnc to .quality. :15MJ7o:
KSS&rrBXSiei Su'cki! Air.D,lSiS,comraltt? shows for the week ending
lei do do, old. 803Jc: do. Indian Kunner.
'i a 9ft .
.piece. D0cSl.lO; do, smaller sizes, 60080c;
ilreons. old. per Pair. 30 U 35c: do. soung.
(par pair. 2830c.
I xji(ttaa&u rowis were scarce ana "2 c
knlaher. Other descriptions were unchanged.
mi quotations ranged as folovvs: Fresh
Ykllled fowls In barrels, dry-picked fancy
alecteu aoo; weignins ids. ana over
apiece, S7Hc: smaller sizes, 33S37c: old
W)llri,.UIf-l, 07sw u.u.ttim ,,inv.,B,
'.western fancy, weighing Itilp: IBs apiece
Hviuc weianinK -71
2V lbs. apiece and over,
ucks. Long Island and
MVI7c: spring duel
;Pnnaylvania
'white, wefghl
VMnivlvan 11 H7l38c! sauahs. ner dozen.
'white, weighing 1012 lbs. per dozen. 8
a 9Kl-i1n. welsr
(f!f0: do. weighing 8 lbs. per dozen. 10
garao. weigning uvriu ids. per uuseu, i
an, An welehlnf ft lhs. car dozen. SO
.60!
.Fiso.
1.60! do. weighing 7 lbs per doren. S4 50j 5
.I.VInp I1I72AU lh ner flnzen 1RIZ24!
'. dark, Sl.rj0S2.o0: small and No. 2. Sl
FRESH FRUITS
Cvrhnlr stock was in fair reauest and gen
erally steady under moderate offerings Quo.
-tat Ions 1 Apples, New York and West Vlr
Irtnla. per bbl., S2 508.50: do. per ,
Cushel basket, 40c'J1.50; do, per bushel.
.basket. St2. Pears. New York, Rartlett,
I ff. ..". 'hnr ineTfi. nrnncf-a f-ulirnfl
IL2; per bor. J5fJ; Grapefruit, 43.
"Kcapplea, Porto Ulco, per crate. S3QU;
1. Cuban, per crate, S3v?il. Grartes Del
aware, Pr 0-Da sue 1 carrier, ujcwji; uo,
I, Per WD. uaaJtei. juv-uui uu, v.au-
rpla. per box. Jl3. Pears, California,
r pox. incvtii. f-eaviicB, aiiiorma, ycr
g, '25cl,25. Plums. California, per
r. Sltta. Cantaloupes. Delaware, per
fatandard crate. S1G2.&0; do, do, per jumbo
If orate. Sl.30W2.2D; do, per pony crate, SI
'1.00; do. per flat crate. 73cSl; do, Call-
ornia ana uoioraao, per sianuaro. craps.
r 2508.50; do, do, per pony crate, S2.23
2.60; do, do. per flat crate, SI. 2301,30.
VEGETABLES
m
Trade was ujlet and tho market showed
ttle change. Quotations:' White potatoes.
rroig, per dpi. rto. 1, 90.au w qu; rto. .
3. White potatoes Eastern Shore per
tmtnmm Jersey. Der A -bushel basket No.
.- S1L10; No. 3. BOeoSc. White potatoes
raay. Per jov-.u.- umi-.a. a, H.iova uu
1. 2. S2.6O02.75. Sweet potatoes. Jersey.
r basket No. 1. 11.2501.75: No. 2. 73cO
10. Sweet potatoes. North Carolina, per
.W. A. ww., - , ...vuw.l byu.
watl puiavoes, r-asiern ouore, per QP1,
'. I, M05i No. 2. Sl,302.23. Lettuce.
Sfsr, m v ,w" yvici,, .n
Dncn. idvuw. reao, ptevt orit.
t. liieyi.ou. unions, jersey.
ii,oocwsi( uDao.-ver
i.iv:o. r jou-io.
li.Afei. iMUl'i' m 'mKiMMiiDTi " i r i
PfcJT ru-'FM
VV' : EVBNJjbrffiHPPBiao
Government Local
Market Reports
Thts daily report Is sent out hy the
Bureau of Markets of the United
States Department of tprict(Ifnre,'
Philadelphia branch, with headquar
ters at 300-313 Insurance Exchange
Building.
(Wholesale prices on large lots to
jobbers based on sates at the various
railroad depots)
FRUITS
. APPLES New Jersey. 4-bushel basket!.
fancy, $) B501.SU, poorer, 2375c. New
York MihT hn .unt m run to i aii. V i
fl " feXVi W7Ja2Sr0Dactt,M.tl'ft 00l. I
'.. ;.fil4n! .Til - -. ... .
uAiNTAi,oui'KS New jersey, , -bushel I
K-.l
baskets, best, $l.SS1l.fl0i poorer. B(i((75c:
Colorado, standards, 13.7(103.60, flats. J1.23
vvL.tu, ieiawarc, sianaaras, s-.ouil.'wo;
Jumbos, J2.7SCT8.
. 1'KACIIKS New Jersei, 18-quart nnd H
bushel baskets, best, Elbertas. $1 2SIH1.78i
poorer nncftfl, n-bssket crates, fliPi. .
PBAns New York, llartlctts. No 1. $1.00
M2, seconds. SlWl.L'S (bushel baskets).
WATERMELONS New Jersey, per 100
melons, JJ0303.
VEC1ETADLES
BEANS New Jersey, S-bushel baskets.
Breen. best. U.IiSffll.OOi wax. 750(0)1.28
BEETS Nearby, per bunch, 8JSc.
. VAIitlAaB-t-New Jersey, H-buhel bas
kets oiwnoc
CELERY New York, per bunch, 12t4
Soc
, CORN New Jersey, H-bushel baskets,
best, 75CCTJ1 35.
CUCUMHERS New Jersey. '.-bushel
baskets. 2.V,$7Bc: New York, bushel ham
pers, nu7rc: dills. JIOI.IO; plcklers tl.7S
, EQur-LANrS New Jersey, tt-bushel baa
Kets 40W50o.
LETTtfCH Now York, per crate. (2 dozen
heaiii). J1SP2.
. LIMA BEANS New Jersey, 51-bushel
baskets, $3(33.50.
ONIONS New Jersey, i-bushel baskets.
ellows. tJScifSl: fancy hleher. Now York.
M.nssachusettfl, New Jersey. 100-pound sacks.
ellon3, (J.2SA2.03I whites. 2 33M2 30.
rUl'l'fcRS 'ew Jersev.
i-busliel bas-
KCIS. HU'tfUUC.
I'OTA'iOES New Jersey, H-hushel bas
kets. $101.15, N'o .', S5(S03CI 15U-pound
sacks. No. 1, J3.73ST4: .Na. 'J, 2.4(l&a 51).
bQl'AMI New Jersey, i-hushel baskets,
lopi.nc.
SNVKET POTATOES Eastern Shore. Vir
ginia, barrels, ellows. No. 1. 14 60C7G; NO.
L'. $1 7fi9'2.i!ii, New Jersey, V.-buhel bas
kets, No. 1. U.MJJ11.7S, No. '.', 7500!S1 10..
TOIIATOUS New Jersey. ?,-bushel bas
kets, prlms, 3!iQ GOc.
AUCTION SALES TESTEIltoAT
J OHANQI.S Ca Ifornla, per box (l'JO to
150 In box). 3.13ll.50. (1"U to i'30 in
box). 3tJ5(S'10.10i (JS8 to 324 In box). 7.23
.8").
LEMONS California, per box (210 to 270
in box), J5 10: (301) to 300 in box). $4 .1frS.
MtUNKri California, per box. JlcJl 03.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Qustav W. Ulrlch. Plttshureh, Pa., and Mar-
earct Mathews, Pittsburgh.
John A. Pox 24J3 N. Uth at., and Mary A.
Hecser, -'48" N. 0th St.
John .laroshlian. l'enna. Hospital 40th and
Market ats. and liertha Kazarlan. 5123
ltanstead st.
Henrv W. Wntson 1032 Harrlsprt St.. anl
Uruesttnc I.lckholT, 5001 Jackson at.
Charles r. Haider. 5042 llaerfard avo . and
riotence U Osifood. 401H Lauvaater nve.
Eddlo PawBon. 10J0 Manton at., and Uesslo
WriBht. 10J0 Mjnton st.
Owen J. Ureell, U, b. N. It. F., Philadelphia.
and Catharine 1). Smith, 240 Chew st.
Willie Heuron. fi!(ll Delanccy st., and Elea
nor Mason. 52fi0 iJelanccy st.
Daniel L. Law I'ort Kennedy. Pa., and Ella
M Qulnn. Norrlstow n. Pa
"William Carson 24 1 W. olncy ae., and
Carrie Forderer. 2024 Oerrnantown ae.
John C. Harrlftau. 234 Washington nve., and
Erna A. Eisasser, 779 H. 3d st.
Peter Hagen, U. a. A.. 542 Wlnton st.. and
Prances Schaefer. 542 Wlnton st.
Thomas A. Ljhran. 8t Itelmont avenue, and
lt.ltlii-1 M. How ere. 05S N. 43d St. I
John Wicks, 1532 N. 22d st., and Bessie
Allen. 1812 Hlncsold st.
Prank hrlnkman. 1342' a Stlllmin St.. and
Catherine Morcib. 1512 8. Stlllman st.
Alfred Pearce. 21120 l'ranklln st . and Ger
trude Larkln. 4411 N. 13th st.
aeorse Uourlev. 2i)-'l Urown st.. and Kath-
rsn H. Kraul 2310 N. Cleveland ave.
Samuel Web. 3131 Pennsi?roe ave., and
Jean Koller. 3IP5S Pennssrove ae.
Howard I). Tennock. Jr., 1325 N 25th St.,
and Uertrudu M. Harris. 1027 Titan St.
Outn Jensen. 2015 13. Iloea St.. and liar-
llet IVarson. 3125 Custer st.
Albert E. Horkland. Olcnoldn. Pa., and
Eleanor Hryinour. 1212 Mt. Vernon st.
Alfred J. Money, 1240 Maplewood ave., and
Jennie G irrltv, 5U37 Chew st
Itnrrv H. lllrtwistle. 334J N. 17th st.. and
Lillian It. Dendt 1421 N. i-awn st.
Mlehnnl llrenmn 051 W. Wlshart St.. and
Catharine Parkinson, 4210 Walnut st.
Emanuel Peiry, Washington, D. C. and
Anna r, rnreman 2131 Pemberton st.
William E Kurz. 71!) N. 17th St.. and Idt
M Turrit. 710 N 17th st.
John 1 Itnmses, 13t0 8. 17th St.. and Ljdla
Masscv, 102,1 IUrd st.
John J. Thomas 837 N. 51st St.. ond Oerda
E Johnson, Wilmington Del
William A. Hranlcan, 1017 N. Philip at., and
rmhprlnn IlrnTileail 1047 N. Phlllln st
Henry Downs 1.104 Montroae st
una uono
IJ Ilattray inni a 4-itn st. ,
Edard r. llcnedlct. 821 N. 11th st
and
Edna J carter, 3000 Sullivan st.
Georee Jordan 1113 Rodman street, and Leo
It rioyd 1S43 N. Sheridan St.
Alexander Hoss 010 Wavcrly st., ond Rosa
I'lojd 010 Waverly st,
Harr I). Flndlav. 2401 Memphis St.. and
Mari L. Olil, 24111 Memphis St.
James r, McCartney, Glen Itlddle, Pa., and
Catherine A Hegarty. 1013 Ilultonwood st.
Jacob Leln. 540 N. 00th St.. and Sarah
Chernnfskv. 813 S 4th st.
Joseph W. Smith. Jr 2.158 N. Gratz st
Mar A IlaMs. 013 N 17th st.
Sinclair T. Roberts. 0018 Jackson Bt.
Huth A. Horn. 5010 ackson st.
George E Rogers, 214t N. Lawrence st
and
and
and
Keima Piansteli. 122 Biama ave.
Httiold H ihiuer. 2322 E Adams st., and
Resale II Pearce, 2222 E York st.
Juniea 1 Crenny 2310 W lluntlnaton st..
nnd Catharine Murphy, 803 w. Huntingdon
Edward A. Wilson. 2440 N. 10th St.. and
Helen O Duffy. 234 4 Page st.
John Hasan Hi? 1'land, and Kathryn
Snnlska. S2S7 E. Thompson st.
Waller K Rothermel 144'J S 0th St., and
Reglna. M. HenlB. 1020 N. Gratr st
John L. Porter. Maple Shade, N. J., and
Lillian McMurray. 0105 Sprlce st.
Ralpo D. Miracle. V. H. Nay, and Estella
tstumaclier. 441U Lancaster ave.
Thomas Wilson, 1,132 N. Park ave,
bella Wilson. Pcnllsn. Pa
George Miller, 3014 Memphis St..
, and Isa-
and Doro-
tny liempr. 41 inniana ave.
John E Agned. 1000 Moorse st., and Clara
G KlnB Glensldo, Pa.
Henry Miller. 3202 Chancellor st., and Liz
zie J. Wnlte. 1315 Ilalnbrldge st.
Renjamln Patberg. 40 W. Haines st,, and
liiurn Adler. 40 W. tralnes st.
Harry Hansberr, 3817 Mahayunk ave.. and
Margaret T. R. .Tomllnsbn, 144 Vassar st.
Paul Carter, Camp Meade Md., and Marie
Southard, Washington.' D C.
George W. Weber. 2721 W. Lehigh nve . and
Elslo S Koukal 111 W. Wellens ave. ,
William Schoffstall. New London, Pa., and
Irene Nichols West Grove, Pa.
Clifford T. Ketchim. U. S. N. R. F.. and Es
ther J. Clark 1518 Porter at.
Albert A. Henhoeffer. 1024 falrmount ave.,
nnd Edythe A. Stockdale, 1024 E. Moya-
tnenslns ave.
Edwin R Stevens, 0148 Ludlow, t., and
Mary E. ClaMon. 0148 Ludlow st.
4 '
Refined Sugar Unchanged
Xevv York. Sept, B The sugar
mnrltet Is unchanged, with local refiners
doing business nt the rate of 7.50c for
flno granulated. Haws are selling at
0.055O for as degree centrifugals, ine
report of reflnem' receipts, fneltlnes and
raw Htoek nH comnlled bv the statistical
flpri'artment of tha International suirar
August 31 fltrures In tons of ZZ40 pounas
oach: Itaw stock at beginning of week.
100,392. tons; receipts for week, 3U.84B
tons; totalistock, 133,040 tons; meltings
for week, 64,274 tons; raw stock at end
of week, 78,766 tons. Total receipts
for tho year amount to 2,442,679 tons,
while meltings for the same period ag
gregate 2.368.607 tons. Of the week's
receipts, 20,214 tons came from Cuba,
7261 from Hawaii, 6133 from Forto
nico and St. Croix and fifty tons from
other foreign countries.
ATLNTIC CITY. N. J.
SUVIMFB ROOBTS
HOTEL B0SC0BEL ..
Amer. & Europ plana. 13klt. A. C. MARION.
Wtrmtniler Kv- av- nr- Bch' nlcv' 0 '
wesoninsier, Pr bath runnnl water,
U--V up wkly.; S2.60 up dly, Chas. Buhre.
HAULING
AUTO TRUCKS TO HIRE
2, 3 AND 8 TON 8TAKE BODIES
Uour, Day or Week, Contracts solicited
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Phones: Market 010; Main 2413
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BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
ICofiyHfjhtl
Mr, Whitehead ttttl anitcfr iotir busirss
Questions on buying, selling advertising unit
wipoimmf. Ask your Questions clcarlu and
Dive all the facts. Your correct nnmo nnd
full addres must be olven to all inquiries.
nojF u n,crt pa aOMiino WMK of tonorca,
i"STf ' Oltaf ".iS.Vm L.'"J,Vtrc
I.ma nt J..n..(M... ...It, t. .... !,., t..
.,;""', KS"iti r ""'" " "'
stcrv of Peter Fllit'.
CLXXXHI
"ITIVEIVY" day since I last paw nosle I
- have written her. Every other eve
ning I've been to Newark to see her, but
until today, nothing doing !
Last Monday, I wrote her saying that
I would come over to the store on Satur
day If she didn't' promise to see me
Well, this morning, I had this note
from hen
"Dear Petey: You mustn't come here
I've only got my Job now, and I'll lose
It If you come, eo don't come.
"If you come, I'll get fired, nnd If I
don't get Bred I'll go away where you
don't know. You and me ain't meant for
each other, so don't make li hard for mc
"You'll be glad some day, so don't
come or I'll lose my job, and It's all I've
got. ROSti: "
There was a P S. to the letter which
she had Inked over. I puzzled over It
for a long time, and while I can't make
It out, I can get this bit:
" still lovo you your good
die "
Believe me, a girl like that's worth
.hnvlng, even If she hnd no good bringing
up. I wroto her right away, saying I'd
bo there on Saturday, Just tho same and
hoped she would bo fired and then she'd
havo to marry mol
I'll make dad sorry he ever butted Into
my affairs. He can go hang before I'll
go near the house until he apologizes to
Itosle. I think mother might have
Written to me.
The only letter I've had from Farm
dale alnco the rcrap started Is that one
from Mary Gillespie, nnd, of course,, she
doesn't know about the row or she
wouldn't write. They nre nil a bunch of
anobs no, that's not fair, there's some
reason why mother doesn't write. Per
haps dad's told her not to ! It would be
Just like him.
Xevor mind, I'll see Rosle on Saturday,
and then; believe mo, I'll straighten
things out or my name's "mud "
I felt as blue rts Indigo all week "C
f " nlnnned me on iTie back while I was
sitting In the agents' room at the Magni
tude Life Insurance Company, mat got
my angora and I snapped, "Cut out the
funnv business "
"Your mental nttltudo Is not con
ducive to wilting Insurance policies,' u
C." laughed. "Don't bo selfish, sitting
there having a glorious time making
yourself miserable. If you really have
something bothering jou, forget it."
"Xovv stop blathering nnd try to say
something. If jou had ns much to worry
about' as I've got, you'd not be so damn
free with your fool suggestions "
"Listen, Flint," ho becamo serious. "It
you really are worried and I can help
you, why, go to It. You can really throw
off trouble for n time, at any rate "
"How?" I was really Interested
"The mind may be compared to a
basin. It can contain so much thought.
If tho mind Is full of gloomy thoughts,
the only way to remove them is to re
leas'e them with cheery ones. Once you
fill tho mind with bright thoughts there's
no room for any gloomy ones "
"That llBtena liko a book," I sneered
"To hear you talk, jou'd think it was
Just a stunt of emptying a bucket of
thoughts and filling up with another
kind. It's all right to say do It, but
how?" , .
"By doing something that you are In
terested in. Listen, you are really fond
of selling, aren't you?"
I nodded
"Well, I'll gio jou a bang-up lead If
you'll go to it now. . It's a fellow who
has Just mortgaged his home to pay for
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DOUOLAS FAIItnANKSln
"UOUNU IN MOIIOCCO"
A Or-vl 1 r 52D AND THOMPSON 8T3.
APOLLU MATINEE DAILY
KMMY WEHLEN in
"THE HOUSE OF QOI.D"
AD-ArIA CHESTNUT Blovv 10TH
ARCAU1 A 10 A. M to 11 :1B P. M.
ELSIE FEKQUfSON in
HEAItT OF THE WILD"
BLUEBIRD SulnAfrvE.
..WEBT'AETfnNa'.
BROADWAY "WtSlI?. T
CIVIODCCC MAIN ST.. MANAYUNK
EMrKbSD matinee daily
WILLIAM S. HART In
"SKT.I-IKH YATES"
"SELFISH YATES'
FA1RMOUNT 28MArTDDAiALVY
BILLIE nultKE In
"IN PURSUIT OF POLLY"
CAR 1 1 1 V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
I AIVilL.1 0 A. M. to Midnight.
JACK LIVING STON la
"HirjH TIDE"
eT-U CT TllEATRE Below Sprues
JO 1 H 31. MATINEE DAILY
MADOE KENNEDY In
"THE SERVICE STAR"
GREAT NORTHERN
Broad St. at Erie
i.itur.u,
n-IIVT.nA TIARA in
"UNDER THE YOKE"
I IV I DC D I A 1 00TI1 WALNUT STS.
IMrkrU'M-' Mats. 2 30. evBs. to.
BILLIE DBBKEIn
LET'S GET A DIVORCE"
I" AHCD 1BT & LANCASTER AVE.
LEADbiK MATINEE DAILY
WALLACE REID i In
"LESS THAN KIN"
niQTorLAYS
T H E A T R E S
OWED AND MANAGED BY MEMBERS OS1
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT a-" ABOVE MARKET
ack Pickford in lorn oawyer
r'PTiAR 60TH CEDAR AVENUE
Sr.VtfV ..r . 'LESS THAN
WALLACE REID "
KIN"
COLISEUM Marm Dt' 80lh fl0th
Pauline Frederick ,n '"$,&
COLONIAL
Gtn. & Maplewood Avea.
2:15 ana bud ', at.
PUADI CC BAV in "A NINE
O'CLOCK TOWN"
PIIOTOPLAY8
1-1 inrV A 0TH & MARKET STS.
EURLlvA MATINEE DAILY
VIRGINIA PEARSON
In "HEU PRICE"
DADt RIDGE AVE. ft PAUPHIN ST.
PARK iUt: 3!lJ. Ev.e:48toll.
CLARA. KIMBALL- tuunu
"'in jtii ' imfiMr?tfi'
EDGEIPHIXADELPHI&, THURSDAY,
an operation on his wife. Ho needs In
surance now if ever a man am.
"I Bhould think ho'd bo dead broke.
Won't ho have to pay Interest on his
mortgage that probably would take up
any money he might have for insurance "
"Listen; will you go to it right away
if I tell you how o do It. Mind, Flint,
It's no cinch It's a man's Job. Now, if
ou think j-ou'ro big enough to tackle
it I'll tell j-oll how. Arc you game?"
"Am I? Lead me to It nnd I'll show
j-ou whether I'm game or not"
Bellevo me, "C. C." can't get mo on
the run by throwing any of thai 'hard
job" stuff.
"Well, go to this fellow and tell him
jou want to talk insurnnce to him He'll
tell you ho can't afford It Then sympa
thize with him nnd ask him why not.
He'll probably tell yoU nbout tho ex
pense of his wife's operation With n
llttlo moro sympathy he'll most liuciy
tell you that tho mortgage on Ills home
makes It Impossible to consider In
surance "
"I'm with J'ou so far, old man, I
said, really Interested.
"Then nolnt out to him the fact that
If ho dies his wife now an Invalid
would lose her home. He p.ijb 4 per cent
Interest on thn mortgage At his age,
ho has only to add 1 per cent to tho in
terest, maklncr It only D ner cent to
get enough insurance to pay off the
mortgage In twenty years, or at the time
of his death Doesn't that, sound like a
good proposition 7"
That was good enough for me all
light, all right.
TODAY'S KUSINrSS 1UMOHAM
The easiest person to' deceive Is
yourself.
(II G. S, New York city)
What does this mean to VOL?
IHi'incss Questions Answered
I am n mechanic, sixty-five sears of ag
nnd my hard work Is done. Can ou advise
mo of some work that 1 can take home and
do, as a few hours' light work ia all I tan
do contlnuouslv
Your "Peter rilnt ' in the nevvspipcr I'
the most interesting way of importing val
uable Infol motion I havo ever seen
J It O
If jou could manage to rig up a lathe
In vour home it would offer big iosl
bllltles for vou. for you could tlo .v lot
of metal polishing and tho general work
of a brasi finisher
It you are mechanically inclined ou
could perhapi il olocksmlthlng and bell
hinging for the hardvvaio stores In vour
dtv
I know of one elderly man who makci
qulto a good living grinding safety razor
blades. Ho got the drug stores and tho
hardware stores who sell safety razors
to lot him do all their grinding Ho put
0110 of the safety lazor blade grinding
machines in his house to do the work
Could you do any tool-making at
home? . , , ,
Perhaps you could repair household
goods
If jou are willing to go out a bit, 5011
might perhaps get a job as tlmekeepei.
There nre all minor positions, 1 know,
but I assume something In this lino
would bo more Intettstlng to you
I nm very glad jou enjoy "Peter
Flint" nnd. hope ou will continue to be
a good friend of his
DenHjs.
Arden Oeorce
Arthur .lames V
Hannlstrr Annie P
llarknr. Mrs. 13, II
Hntirr, Sarah 12
Hllllnrrton. I-aura
niackstone Lou I a
TtorUml Unman.
TlnrkniBti. Albert n
t fcmpheU, Julian J,
Carter. Sarah P
f'lnuser I'nrrlo H
Clunn Pnrnli A.
Coffrj. 5li-y
Culp Apnts
Ounnlnhnm. Thomns
Davison Marsaret I
I. Mot. UuMiton
Perroll. Mnrpnrot P
Pinkenhofer, Klizahet
ritzpn trick Cathnrlnt
rianlran Mae V,
Tornpy. Mowbray W.
Pox. Joseuh M
Olover. Allco Mary
Hartzcll. Kdwnrd C.
1UrBsell, Udward
Hoeert. Amanda I
ITooper. Richard
Hunter. Helen A.
Jnnsrn, Irwin C
lohniion P. M,
Kerr Mary H
Ktnhe'm Ieln
Klrker. Fannlo 11
t vis. Ucbttca I
l.Mieh Cnrnphui
MarXelr. Plorenco
Mrpnrlinrt Prank
Montaomervi Mlw 12.
Moore Hobtrt J.
Morris, Ilarrv
Nafile .Inseph. Pr
(tauch, Sopliio K.
Rctmer Mar
lttlj . Ilmma t
Hnrow Thomas r.
hmltli, Iucv A.
rilter. William
Titus, Harry L. ,.
Tbehopp Marv
VoBt, Catherine A.
Wahl Jullun
Inolun hophle
Wlttlngham. Sarah D
Zlmmeiinun. Hannah
Annex Sent
CI HO UGH hushtnd of
llalnllinflliml frlntids
lito Ullrabeth Arden
Robin lIoodi.ods;e. No 7H, Ord of Sons of
StfieorRe. Invited to funeral, Sat 3 P m
resldeneo of son-in-tuw. i:dln (lle.nl ill. (J7
Torrcsda.e ae, T.itony. Int Ircenwood
K of 1' ) Cem Remains may bo Ueucd
Prl , after 7 p. m
ARTHUR Sept. a JAMHS tfnSI.EV,
son of late John W. nnd Christine M.
PHOTOPLAY
ID-CDTV KUOAD & COLUMBIA AV.
LlDLrv. I I Matinee Dally
TIIEDA HA11A In
"THE CLEMENCEAU CASE"
333 MARKET W lilftgg
STAR CAST In
"THE IIOUSU OI' MIRTH"
IVOnCI -'5 SOUTH ST. Orchestra
IVIVJUIIL, Continuous 1 to 11.
TEWEL CABMEN In
"PAYING THE PIPER"
OVERBROOK 03D 'vb.
"NO MAN'S LAND"
PAI APF 1!14 MARKET STREET
r t.t-.t-wCj io a. m. to 11:13 p. :
WILLIAM S. HART In
"RIDDLE GAWNE"
PRlNPFQQ tl8 MARKET STREET
rillIVC.iJJ 8:30 A M to 11 :15 P.M.
BARBARA CAHTLETON In
"HEREDITY"
RFPFNIT MARKET ST Below 17TH
IXCVjCI 1 ii A. M. to 11 P. M.
ETHEL CLAYTON' In
"THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK"
RIAI TH GERMANTOWN AVE.
INlVl-. 1U AT TL'Ll'EHOCKEN ST.
ENID BENNETT in
"THE VAMP '
RIVnT I 02D AND SANSOM STS
Il V VJLjI MATINEE E
DAILY
WII.MAU S HART in
"THE CAPTIVE GOD"
RI IRV MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH
IUD 1 10 A. M. to 11:13 P. M.
CHARLES RAY In
"A NINE O'CLOCK TOWN"
QAVOV 12u MARKET STREET
3-V VUI 8 A. M TO MIDNIGHT
ELSIE TEROUSON In
"THE IJANGER MARK"
QTANI FY MARKET ABOVE HJTH
J I -V11-,I1. 1 iijin a. M. to 11:10 P. M
DOROTHY OISH In
"THE UUN WITHIN"
VlPTORTA MARKET ST. AD. 0TH
VlVlV7Ilrt. OA M to 11:15 P. M.
WILLIAM FARKUM IN
"RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE"
PHOTOPLAYS
FRANKFORD im rrankfo1
Pauline Frederick in "Fedora"
II 1MRH FRONT ST. &-G1RARD AVE.
JUIIIOU Jumbo Junction on Frankfort "L"
ENID BENNETT ' " Dga
I nPI 1QT 85D AND LOCUST STREETS
LULUJ1 Mats. 1.30, 3 :30. Evrs.a:30 to 11
DOROTHY DALTON '" rangp,
NIXON B5D DEL0W MA2n-15KT7saTn-d 0
WILLIAM S. HART ln "te1.'
niOTOrLAYI
STRAND Gt' Av' at Venani' E- of Rroa4
v DOROTHY DALTON
in "PREEN EYES"
this Program appears in
MORNING AND EVENING
V.iU
i ,,1 , J
SF
if i' ' i ' .'-:k
DRATnH
Arthur, aged 24. Itelatlvcs and friends In
rin"1 ''!. fuprnl services Prl. 2 p. m.
Si i. 'i. ".!; mg, isl'u cnestnut at
Int Jit Morlah Cem.
JIANNISTISrt Pept.3, ANNIF! llLANClin,
vviro nf (leorge M Itannlster, rtelatlves
and friends Invited to funeral services Sat
11 a. m J303 w, Somerset st Int prl-
i,PSHSn "" 2- Mr KVA Tt,
itAKKKR .daughter of Isaac and the late
I.mirn J. Hsrtman Relatives and friends
.oV!'". ,n 'uneral services, Trl., 2 p. m.. at
-,Un.T"s",.,. a SARAH E laughter of
Annie nnd late Henrv Hauer nlatlve. and
friend, Invited tn funeral service. Pat . 2
P, m, 410 Catell ave West folllngawood,
Nnrr t WnJKU" "arl'lgh (Vm
niLI.tNrjTO.V Sept 3 LAt'ItA, widow
,.n ,Ul.l.l.,.nK,on and daughter of Hsther
and late William Colgan aged 40 Relative
nnd friends Invited to funeral services Frl .
11am 2S2I W Harold st Int private
"reenmount Cem Remains may be viewed
rmtr , 7 tn n p m
otW.mJ'ks,T0.N15 Sfn n I-OUIS nt.ACK
STONI. Relatives and friends Invited to
i.u,n.-rB,li J'"rvI Thtira R p m Oliver 11
llalr Rldg, 1820 Chestnut st Int. Pitts
burgh Pa
RORLAND On Sent 1. IMS SAMUEL-.
niKband of Annie .M norland Relatives and
friend,. I p. Morrl, Co Invited to funeral
Ssnn'v?' ?I..' 3 P .m . at hi, late residence.
2B00 N 34th st Int. private.
!e,niUCaKH'tInt.nA,t. ntvvafrtewn Pa .
A Piiiv.L,nEnT ',' v, husband of Hllribeth
friSSrh!I!fP. 'J10? """'"'"n). ReHtives nnd
tf.ii"!!? In,l"ed to funero Sat 2pm.
Wudr?i,rim .C1,,',,rK,1 . ,nt Hillside Cem
raJS1,9J?.n!.,d8 '"Hey at Itoslvn
rAMPIlELLSep,. , JAMRS j of
1 eLer, ,J- ,nd Susan Camnbell Relatives
and friends. Phlla tidge. No B4 L o M."
ana emploves of quartermnst'r's dtt. at
rn., S 30 n m.. parents' resldenc. 1M2 Mc-
Hi. I' ufc -ft""'"" ilVW.". H3" ni AionicR-
' uuivi , iv u. in. int. iioiy rosa ccm
Auto
i uuri 1 1.
r viiti; sent 4 SARAH P widow of
Tirnh Ornrp Cartrr. Sr Ri-nilvoa and
rrlrndi lnvltr-1 tn funrrnl srvlrr Sat 2
n tn 2D E Walnut lane CWm-inton.
Int prlvntp
CIorsER In Phllnilelphla Pi ?.j,t 4
cvnitlE i: .lf of Iiornr E riour
ilionilvo and rrleml Invited to funeral
Sat 7 10 a in L'4rt N Trnnklln t Hlin
mass. Immaculate Cnnceniiun Churi-h Ttm.
!.Pn NmJ';' 10n.m '"' 1 ady of Loudres
Cem Trenton Auto funeral
CLUNN --Sept. 3 IMS, SARAH A..
d-iuchter of Divid S and the late Sarah A.
Clunn. nt her late residence 440 n ntrard
ave nvr notice of funeral will he Riven
Ct?rlrY -T?ept ? .MARY COKrEY (nee
Hartnett) widow of Michael roffey Itcla
tlvci nnd friends Lcmue of the Barred
Heart Invited to funeral Sat 1 30 . m ,
L'Ofl Stamper st (2d and rino sts ) Solemn
mass of requiem St. Toeph's Churrh 10 a
m Int Jlo's Cross f'eni Auto service
CULP Sept. 4 ACl.N'ES CULP ated CO.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
Sat , 3 p m , resldenco of niece Mrs I,
shelly 2.'1J Columbia ave Int West
minster Cem Remains may bo viewed Prl
8pm Auto funeral.
rUNNINOHAM Aub 20 THOMAS CY'N
NINOIIAM, aired RS. Uurled from 0020
Paschall ave. Int. private. Mt Morlah
DAVISON. Sept 3 MARO VRIJT L .
dauBhter of John W. and Minnie Divlson
(neo Illew) Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral services. Frl ,1pm. 012 E On
tario st Int Charles Evans Cem Rendlnft.
I'a Sat Sept 7 Heading papers conv.
ELLIOT. Suddenly Sept. J. RUSHTON
ELLIOT. Relatives and friend-. Kcnsincton
International Ilenenclal Association, Invited
to funeral services. Sat .2 p. m . resldenco
of Mrs. M Simon. 2005 E Orleans st. Int.
private, Trlends may call Frl. ovc. Auto
funeral.
TERRELL At IlurllnRton N J Sept
3 MARGARET II . vvlfo of William Terrell
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
residence of husbind 212 W Pearl st .
Tlurllneton. N. J . frl.. K n m Turthor
services Pnt rhapel of Ilradford Cem .
Mirshalltnvvn. Delaware County, Pa, 1 p
m Int Tlridfo-d Cem
I'lNKENHOTER Sept 4. ELIZABETH
vvlfo of John Tlnkenbofer nnd daughter of
Ellznbeth and late John Davis aged 21
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
services, Sat ,1pm. 043'i State road.
Tacony Int private Magnolia Cem Re
mains mnv' he viewed Frl , nfter 7 p, m
TITZPATRICK Sept 4. CATHARINE
widow of James Tltzpatrlrk Relatives nnd
friends, Lcaauo of the Hatred Heart In
vited to funernl Sat, 8.10 a m lesldewf
of son. James J. Fitmatrick 2044 Wtntilr
st Solemn requiem mass Cathedral 10 a
m Iti. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto fu
neral TI.ANIGAN Sept 4 MAE V . wife of
Trank C Tlinlgon and douchter of P. T.
and Rose O'llrlen Due notko of funeral
will le clven from residence of parents
1S14 S 17th st
I'ORNEY September 2. New York, after
long Illness. MOWHItAY W aged 41. the
beloved son of John A. and Margaret D
Torney Tunernl servlcen nt his late resl
dence 401 W. ltOtli st . New York Private.
rnx ''ept 3 at Wakefield JOSEPH M.
TON" service and Int Toxburg
OLOVER Sept 2. ALICE MARY wife
of .Tosephus Glover Relatives und friends
Invited to funernl services Trl , 10 a. m
Chanel of St Clement's Church. 20th and
Cherrv sts Int. prlvnte
GRIEVES At the Women's College Hos
pital. Sept .1 10H. EVELINA daughter of
loseph nnd Sarnh Grieves Notice of tho
funeral will he given from her lato residence,
1004 s 40th st.
HAOERT At Atlantic t'ltv. N. J Spt
3 1(118. AMANDA 11. widow of Edwin
Hagert Due notice of fun'ral will be given.
JIART7ELL sent. 1, EDWARD C, hus.
hand of Estelle Hnrtrell (neo Robey). Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Trl., 2
p m. 1124 Jefferson st. Remains mav be
Mewed Thurs , 8 to 10 p. m Int. lllllsldo
Cem
HELD Sept 4 1011 nt Lltltr. Pa .
MARY ELIZABETH daughter of late Julius
W and Emma Held aged 07 years Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sat , 2 p m . nt tho parlors of Martin
1'vnv H Mm JSO'I Diamond Bt Int private.
Northwood Cem.
IIIEROESELL Sept 2. EDWARD hus
band of Una Emma Hlergeseti. aged SI
Relatives and friends Invited to funernl serv
ices.' Sat . 2 p. m . 3319 N. 20th st. Int.
private
HOOERT At Atlantic Citv N J Sent.
3 AMANDA II widow of Edwin Hogert
Due notlc of funeral will bo clven.
HOOPER Sept 4 Masonic Home. RICH
ARD HOOPER, aged S7 Relatives and
friends, William R Schnlder Lodge No
410, T and A. M , Invited to funernl serv
ices. Trl 2pm, 3133 N. Hroad st. Int.
private Mt. Tcace Cem
HUNTER Kept 3 HELEN A., wife of
David D. Hunter Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Trl.. 1 30 p m
1800 M Trent st. Int. private West Laurel
HIM Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.
Auto funeral
JANSEN Suddenly. Sept 3 IRWIN'
CLV.RHNCE son of Christian and Severine
Jansen aged 4 veara 10 months Relatives
ind frlendi Invited to funeral. Trl, 130
P m.. parents' residence Warwick ave .
Esslngtnn. Delaware Countv Ta Services
In St John's Episcopal Church 2pm Int.
Mt Zlnn Cem
JOHNSTON Sept 3 CATHARINE M .
vvldnv of William C Johnston Relatives
and friends invited to funeral Trl., 2pm,
residence of son John 11 Johnston. t824 I.
12th st. Int. Odd Tellows' Cem. Remains
mav b viewed Thurs . 8 to 10 p m.
KERR On Sept 2. MARY E . daughter
of lato Andrew and Mary Caldwell Kerr
Tho rtdatlvoi and friends Invited to services
Trl.. 2 p. m , nnn N 3Jd st. Int.' private.
South Laurel Hill Cem.
KETENHEIM Sept 3 REOINA widow
of Lawrence Ketenhelm aged 78. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services Sat .
2 p m . undertaking parlors of William
II Epplev 3200 Trankford ave. Int. North
Cednr Hill rin
KIKER Sept 3 TANNIE V... vvlfo of
Charles Klker aged 08 Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Frl.. 1
n in , 2012 N. Talrhlll st Services Cookman
M E Church l?th nnd Lehigh ave., 2 p. m.
Friends mav call Thurs.. 7 to I) p m,
LEVIS Sept 4 at Mt Holly N .T ,
REHECCA R widow of Tranklln 11 Levis
aged Rl Tunernl Trl 2pm. 42S High
st. Mt Holly. N J Int private. Train
leRves Market st ferrs Philadelphia. 12 50
p. m for Mt Hollv
LYNCH Sept 2. CORNELIUS, son of
lato Cornelius nnd Anna Lynch. late of
West Chester. Pa Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Frl., fl'30 a. m . B04 Pem
broke ave.. East Lansdowne Del Co. Pa.
Solemn mass of requiem St. Phllontena'a
church 10 a. m. Int St Agnes'a Cem.,
West Chester, Vf Auto funeral
MacNFIR Sept 1 FLORENCE Mac
NEIR (nee Harris) wife of Charles MacNelr.
Relatives and friends invited to funernl serv
ices Frl .2pm. 727 s&rure st.. Camden.
N J Trlends may call Thurs. eve. Int.
Evergreen Cem.
McFARLAND Sent 3 FRANK, son of
late William and Catharine MaeFartand.
Relatives and friends Hon Namo Society of
St Charles's Church Dlv No 39. A O H ,
nnd Armagh Socletv, Invited to funeral,
Frl 810 n rn r"sldenc - brother Jems
McSHEA On Sept 4 IMS, ANDREW,
son of Margaret nnd Wl'llnm J McShea
Relatives and friends Invited to the serv
ices on Saturday afternoon, 1 o'clock at his
narents' residence, M45 Larchwood ave.
Int private
MONTGOMERY Sept. 2 In Danville. Pa
bv automobile accident MISH EI.IZAHETH
MONTGOMERY, sister of Mrs T, Coony,
Musrrove
MOORE At Atlnntlc City N, J. KV?pt 3
ROPERT J MOORE husband of Margaret
G Moore, Relatives nnd friends memhers
of r.eds Club. Penrosa Republican Club,
Turf Club, all other organisations of which
ho was a member employes of th Cltv
Commissioners' Office, Invited to funeral
"rvices Frl.. 2 p m . Oliver II. Dalr
Hldg.. 1820 Chestnut at. Int private.
Friends may call Thurs. eve., 1820 Chest-
MORRIS Suddenly Sent. 3 HARRY son
of lata Albert and Carolina Morris. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services
Frl . 11 a m. chapel of Kirk & Nice. CSOl
Germanovvn ave Oerrnantown. Int. prl-
VnNAOLE. Sept 4 JOSEPH. Sr., husband
of Adllno E Nagle (nea Pleato). aged 00
Relatives and friends, members of tho
Presbyterian Church and Sunday school of
Urldesburz, Invited to funeral, Sun., 2 p
m , 2742 Bridge st Services in above
named church 3pm Int Presbyterian
Church Grounds Remains may be viewed
Sat., 8 to 10 p m New York and Cincin
nati papers please ropy,
RAUCH Sept 3 SOPHIE K wife of Jo.
seph P. Rauch and daughter of George P
and Mary Moeller ared 4 Relatives and
friends invited to funeral. Sat.. 8 a. m.. 187
Watkln st. (2d and Morris sts ) Solemn
requiem mass. Church of the Sacred Heart
0:30 a m. Int. Holy Gross Cem. Auto
service.
RENNER Sept S MARY RENNER,
daughter of Cora Felgley nnd late M S.
Morgan Relatives and friends Invited to
attend .funersl services. Frl.. 8 p. m.. 2382
E. Roston sve. Int, private. Sat., 10 a, m..
RILEY' "sept. 4 EM1LV I.UCRETIA.
widow of Dennla Riley. , Relative and
'(Tp m".' ',7.1d.n"of FraaVrlek" w!
ISllty, 12T Rea at.'! lot, prlvattv Friends
&",
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SEPTEMBER .5, 1918 '
nEAtns
ROSCOW, Sept. 3. THOMAS I., eon of
Amos and Catharine Roscow, aged IS. Rela
tives and friends, scholars of second jear of
Class No. 1, Northeast High School, nvlt'd
to funeral services, Trl., 2pm. 1220 W
Firth st Int. prlvnte. Remains may bo
viewed Thurs 7 tn 10 P. m.
SIIRTOCK Wed Sept 4 1018. SUPAN
HI' Hit daughter of the late O, A and S. K
shrvork Services and Int prlv. Kindly omit
flowers
FMITH At Greenwood Conn Sept 4.
LUCY A . daughter of Inte Oliver P and
Jane R Smith Funersl services Mnkeflcld
Friends Meeting House Pit , 1 30 p. m.
Friends Invited vvlthout further notice.
TILLYER Sept 2. nt Richmond, Va.,
WILLIAM TILLYliR. of Rustleton Phlla .
Pa 'Services and Int. at Richmond. Va
TITt'S Sept. 3 HARRY LONSDALE,
huebnnd of Hannah Cone Titus, aged 41,
Relatives nnd friends Mitchell Lodge, No
200, T. and A. M , Washington Council. No.
1. Jr. O U. A M, and Veternns' Asso .
Washington Cninp No 341, P. O S of A.:
Nest No' 1(111, Order of Owls, and German
town Republican Club. Invited to funeral
services Trl., 3pm r.731 Wajno ave,,
Oermnntovvn Int Iv Hill Cem Remains
may be viewed Thurs. 7 to 10 p. m.
TSCHOPP Sept 3 MARY (nee Adlms)
vvfdcw of Herbert Tschopn aged 48 Rela
tives and friends Star of the East Lodge
No 2 shepherds of Heth'ehem Invited to
funeral Trl H n m 1i N 20th st High
mass St Louis's Churrh 10 a m Int Holv
Cross rem
VOGT Sept 3 CATHERINE A wife
of John Vogt aged 72 Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral services Sat 1
p. m 201R N Lawrene st Int private.
Northwood Cem Omit flowers Auto serv
ice WAHL Sept 4. JULIUS husband of
Clara Wahl (ree Kraft) Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Trl 8 10
P in 1107 W Clearfield st Int prlvnte
Sat., at convenience of family
WINOKUU Sept. 4 SOPHIE wife of
Harrv WInokur Relatives nnd friends
Samuel Randall Lodge I O II S Invited
to funeral sel vices Frl 10 n m 2000 N
31st st Int Mt Cnrmel Cem
W11TINOIIAM Kept 3 SARAH D
wife of Alexpnder J Wlttlngham and daugh
ter of late Archibald ard Rose Hewlett
Relatives nnd friends members of Presbv-
tnrlnn Church of the Ejineel Invited tn
funeral services. Sat., 2 p. m . 1R3J Iteed
st Int Mt Morlah Cem Auto funeral
Friends mav rill Frl.. after 7pm
ZIMMERMAN (neo Rardslei ) Sept 3
HANNAH widow of Charles Zimmerman
nra,4 ,17 rtlntlvea nnA friends Ellin (.'in le
No 04, Ladies of tho G. A It . lnvltid to
funeral services Trl 2. 30 p in 30 Col-
lom st Int Ivy Hill Cem. Remains mav
bo viewed lhurs eve
LOST AND FOUND
RAG Lost, Snturday, 31st., at Absecon. or
between Absecon and Seavlew Golf Club,
block traveling bag containing men's wear
ing npparel Liberal reward If returned to
J. II, HcNeal, Liberty Ifldg , Phlla
RON'DS Lost, in vicinity of t"i2d and Mar
ket sts . bs enlisted man. 2 SuO l.lbertv
nSnds. $10 reward if returned It W
Schwolker 131 S list st Phlli.
DOG Lost, female German police dog nt
17th anil Walnut sts , liberal rcwaid If
returned Phono Rrvn Mavvr 21 3
HANDBAG Lost, Monday about noon red
hdbg , half-way bet. Westvllle. Glassboro.
N. J : Inlt E T 9 . Ablngton. Pa . can
ldfv. conti. rew. E R LIpplncott.Ablngton.P t
PURSE Lost Trlday. August 30 gold mesh
coin purse. In or near Wnnamal.er a Re
ward Return to J E Caldwell &. Co.
Chestnut nnd Juniper st
WALLET Lost, Sunday evening, center of
town, black wallet containing monev,
classification card, reporter's police card,
etc Reward T, Holier, reporter's room,
Public Ledger Indenrntl on ce Squire
WHEEL Lost, wire wheel, lead color with
nonskld 3."i4'4 Tlrestone tire, with broken
carrier lock and chain, between Woodbury
nnd Gloucester, very liberal reward Rocap.
510 N 01st St.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other t'lnsslded Ads on I'ngei 2)
ADVER I ISINO SOLICITOR
YOUNG LADY TO WORK ON TELEPHONE
ONE WITH EXPERIENCE PREFERRED
Sen Miss Lawrence
PUBLIC l.EDOER CO.
Cth and Chestnut Bts.
AN ESSENTIAL OCCUPATION
UNDER THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
TELEPHONE SERVICE IN PHILADEL
PHIA AND VICINITY. THE WORKSHOP
OF THE NATION. IS OF VITAL IMPOR
TVNCE IN THE PROSECUTION Ot' THE
WAR.
YOUNG WOMEN RETWEEN 17 AND 31
CAN SERVE IN NO MORE PATRIOTIC
WAY THAN AS OPERATORS.
COME AND HELP STRVE IN THIS AT,T.
IMFORTANT ARMY OF THREE THOU
SAND LOYAL YOUNG WOMEN.
THE TRAINING COURSE IS SHORT
AND THOROUGH.
0 0O PER WEEK IS PAID DURtNG
THE FIRST mint WEEKS WITH RAPID
ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
APri.Y ANY WEEKDAY RETWEEN 8
AND 0. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT.
MISS M D RYAN
TIRST TLOOl:. 1031 ARCH ST . THILA.
MISS O SMITH
400 MARKET ST . PHILA.
MISS T. R ZIN'GOL
28 W. CHELTEN AVE., GTN.
MISS W O REILLY
20 E. 5TH ST , CHESTER. PA.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OT
PENNSYLVANIA
BINDERY GIRLS
Experienced girls, steadv work, 48 hours per
week, highest wages paid
Most modern daylight plant In Philadelphia.
In war essential printing plant.
Applv nnv time
WILLIAM" MARCUS CO.
lOtii and Lombard sts.
BOOKKEEPER FOR ACCOUNTING DE.
PARTMENT; GOOD WAGES TO START
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AD
VANCEMENT. APPLY TO MR. WIEST.
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT PUBLIC
LEDGER. flTH AND CHESTNUT STS..
TIRST FLOOR
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge of stenog
raphy ln small manufacturing offico In
center of cltv; state age and salary V
1H4 Ledger Centnl
BOOKKEEPER wanted Experienced hook
keener on nccounts receivable ledgers
good opportunity. Anplv Toss-Hushes Co
21st and MUrkct 2d floor
BOOKKEEPER with knowledgo of stenog
raphy, in factory: state age, eilary, ex
perlence. reference Apply 2144 N' f,th st
BOOKKEEPER Assistant D. 15. bookkeeper
reference required, state salary P ""3
Ledger Office " '
CANDY Experienced store girl wanted
Steppacher. 1122 W.Suscjuehannaave
CASHIER for extra w'ork. Apnly nt once
jiui) muri ni .n up si.
CIIAMUEUMAID and waitress, experienced
with reference. Phone Overbrook 4.173
CHAUTFEUR. woman, for private car for
an officer of well-known Philadelphia cor.
poratlon, must be thoroughly competent
O 40 Ledger Central
CHILDNL'USB experienced, with reference
for Overbrook Phono Overbrook 4573
Carfarn paid
CLERK, general office: permanent position
for young womnn tn engineer's office; good
advancement. Call or write Mr. Finn,
American Engineering Co.. Aranitugn v.
nil , nmr-n.iin t
'JLERK wanted for general office work per
manent position for right party Address
In own handwriting. H 52, P O Box 3441
CLERK and stenographer wanted, Insurance
ouice. rtypiv i vvainuc sr
C.LLRKS A largp corporation has need
of young women between IS and 30 for
clerical work good opportunities to ndvanro
for those showing abilltv those with add
ing machine experience preferred, state nge
and salary expected P 211LedgerOrTlce
CLERKS female: must bo rapid alid-accurate:
no experience necessary If capable
state age. details ana salary desired P
230 Iyedger Office ,
DRUGS Young ladles to assist In drug
store: experienced preferred: good salary
good hours. Caballero Drug Co . 52d and
Walnut sts u "u
GIRL, white or colored wanted for general
housework: no washing, godd ros for right
party. E. A. Bernstein, loth st. below
wean, uttuu ga-sj-p
GIRL, competent, for general housework ln
suburbs, reference, .1 In family Call Trl.
""' ,.,.- ... .. ... -.. .. .. i. in si
GIRL over 10: splendid opportunity. R j
Rltter Company. lflJO Arch street.
GIRLS
17 years up
for various manufacturing deportments
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
Excellent working rondlllons
Good wages
, ALSO CAN EMPLOY
abort 10 girls
14 to 10
for Inspection work
Continuation school In factor?
where pupils
attend ishort time every day
thus offering rest from work.
and doing away
with a long; school day
MILLER LOCK CO.
Orthodox and Tacony ata.
Frankford
f.'aJ
k'h
r',SJ3
;
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Oilier Classified Ails on l'nse 2)
THE R. M. IIOLLINaSHEAD CO.
need
aiRLS TOR ALL KIND3
of
IMPOnTANTGOVERNMENT WORK
Hack up the bos who have gone away.
Tho more jou help, the sooner jou'll
neo them again.
APPLY TODAYI AT ONCEI
THE R. M. HOLLlNaSHEAD CO.
0th nnd Market Sts.
Camden. N. J.
or
Nearest U, S. Emplojmcnt Office
oirls
over 1ft years of age to work In bindery: ex
perience not nccessarv good wages, molt
modern dav light plant In Philadelphia.
In war essential printing plant.
Apply anv time.
WILLIAMS; . .MARCUS CO.
10th and Lombard sts.
OIRLS TO LEARN TEEDING
Good wages IS hours per week.
Most modern dav light plant in Philadelphia.
War essential printing plant.
Anlv at nnv time
WILLIAMS M VRCITS CO.
10th and Lombard sts.
GIRLS 10 venrs of ngo or over light ma
chine work, "xnerienre not necessary, per
manent positions gooil imv white learning,
ImleTse a, cording lo profli lencj Apply A
T Moor" 101 llnri- st
GIRLS wnntfd nbnut 10 venrs nt ngo. In
office of large mercintlM firm, light offce
duties, chance for advancement. Address
P 218 ledger Office
GHtl.s not over 10 venrs not returning to
m hoot for light wiik In newspap,! office.
Vpplv Cit Edltoi, 1 urth lloor COO Chest
nut st
GIRL wanted exp'rlcnret bookkeeper on
ncnunis r"ceiirie i.i, rs goon opnor.
tunitv Annlv Tnv Hui,bfs Co 21st and
vinrn. t srs - I nnor
Olltr s or women to lenrn millinery: well
paid white lcnrnlng Applv cor Tront and
P-U'nhln sts The Trankel Mllllnerv Shop
HOUSEWORK white, fnmllv of 2 must be
rood cnok nn wishing rood wages fan
before noon 2'11S (1-irn, t st Dkn 10S3
HOUSEWORK White girl for general
housework pood wages '128 Giiard ave.
sofond (Innr Ask for Mrs Mass
JOB PRESS TEEDERS
Steadv work 4S hours pt weelc highest
wnges. most modern davlight plant ln Phlla
delphla. Applv nt anv time
In war essential printing pi int.
WILLIAMS MVP.ruS CO.
lOLh and Lombard sta.
JOB PRESS TEEDTRS vvinted to feed card.
board Brovwi ltallyCo1in Jvr Tranklln
LIBRARIAN experl, need ind rnpable of'or-
ganli'lng a Ubinrv for women war work
ers Women's Welfnre Woodburv N 'T
Big Lmdlng PI int Washington Park N .1
Take Gloucester fern Woodbury car stops
nt r.rflce
MAID white rrn'ostint "good pav and
home to good cook and housekeeper one
who o.vn iTS her work cheorfully M.-s J F
uir Hivcrgiml and Walnut st . belanco
AHLI.INI'US cxpeilrnced liberal salarv
long season' opportunity for rapid ad
vancement Applv Elfman's 1421 Walnut st
MOTHER'S I1EI.P1VI or governess, exerT
enced. Trench preferred Phone Ovrrbrook
810 W. or call 2412 Bryn Maw r nve JMahi
OTTICE GIRLS excellent orportunllles for
advancement In a Urge Omncldl Instltu
Hon for voun? girls 14 to 10 lears, nleanint
surroundings nnd good hours Apnlj stat
Ing nge P 211 Ledger Office.
SALESWOMEN'
Hi st
cHs grocery nnd
Apply Trcd P Bell,
fruits, good siliry
4S28 Woodlnnd live
SCRUB WOMEN, 21 fall 7 n m Bring
bucket, brush and cloth Quaker City
Cleaning Co 00 Bourse Bldg.
TEJIALE OPERATIVES
from 18 to 45 j ears of age
1000 WANTED '
WOODBURY. N. J.. HAO-tOADINO PLANT
United States Government work Washington
Park n"ir Westvllle N J on Pennsvlvnnli
Raltrnad (West Jersey nnd Seashoro Divi
sion), ulwo by trolley from Camden
Treo transportation to nnd from Philadel
phia C imden and Interim dlntt points. Cars
reserved for worn, n operatives.
Working hours:
7 a m. to 3 p. m and
3 p. m to 11 p m
34o TO ,'i lc PER HOUR
Beginners receive 34c per hour while nndr
Instruction which lapis from 1 to 2 weeks
after which tho rate la Increased according
to proficiency.
This gives vnu an opportunity to show vour
patriotism ond do jour lilt vvhtle being paid
for It as the opi pition of this plant Is
essential to our Oversea Torces
Lunch mil' be enrrted Into the plant or
purchasfd at cost In tho Caf, tcrla.
Further Information raiy bo obtained by
npplvlng to anv United States or Tederal
Emldujment Bureau or
MacARTHUR BROTHERS COMPANY
33 S. lflth st. (second floor)
Phlli , Pa., or i
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON PARK
WEbfMLLE. N. J.
SOLICITORS
THE PUBLIC LEDGER REQUIRES
SEVER VI, FIRST - CUSS SO
LIClroitS I' OR CIRCULATION!
PROMO Hi IN', VBILITY TO MEET
AND TVI.K TO THE BEST PEO.
Pl.E IS ESSEVIAL HIT" PI. It
MINAI, APPEARANCE WILL RE
CEIVE T1RVT ( (INSIDERS. riON, A
GOOD PROPOSITION FOR FEW
WOMEN OT M VI I'P.i: YERS WHO
DO NOT OI.'IECT TO 11OUSE-10-HOURE
Sit-1CITION ALSO
WANT ONE EXPERIENCED CHEW
MANAGER APPLY TO MR ('OK
REA. SECOND FLOOR. PUBLIC
LLDGER BU1LDINU.
STENOGRAPHER for cotton-yarn business:
murt be neat rapid and accurate good
salary and excellent dunce for advance
ment Apply 405 Merchant and Mariner
Uld . 3d and Chestnut sts.
STENOGRAPHER c-c with secretarial abll
lty pref, rred must he high-grade, rapid
and accurate anil with comprehension do
not call but write giving full partlrulars
MHRCrMNT SHIPBUILDING COUP
U S bHIPPIN'G MOV III) E 1' CORP.
HARR1MVN. PA
hri'.NOGRAPIIER Enrl n ed and cap
able of doing .oud work Ininvdjato em
idovnunt iirnnunt position Mac.Vrthur
Brcs Darbi Pa Applv pusonallv Phcne
Darbj 710 (Tike mule No 11 to. end of
line l
STENOGRAPHER Straight stenographer
ana tjpewiiter li, Ighborhood Id and Vino
sts . hours 8 to 1 noon Saturday $1S
vvccklj with 10 per cent bonus, payable
quarterly P 2J7 Ledger Otflce
STENOGRAPHER experienced and accurate;
pieasani worKlng conditions' state experi
ence and salary expected P 120. Ledger
Office
STENOGRAPHER wanted some experience
essential one who would bo vvlllirg to use
Ldison dictaphone pref, rre 1 Bernstein
Manufacturing Co 3d and Allegheny
STENOGRAPHER Onewlth pome Itnowlidgtf
of bookkeeping Apply Charles ! bmltn,
Inc . 1300 llaco i it
STEN'OaltM'HER One familiar with Under
vvooi machine. Apply Win Foster. 1J03
N 31st st
blENOGRAPHEK wanted Applv Sibaika
maxon Mills Allegheny ave and Hani oik
STENOGRAPHER experienced Apply the
Barrett Co. loth st and Oroya Terrv rd,
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS. tor private
branch, tiny or nlht work state pge and
reference vdlresa P 220 Ledger Office.
TYPIST Permanent position In engineer's
office, cood advancement. Call or write
Mr. Finn, American Engineering Co , Ara
mlngo ave. and Cumberland st
WANTED
15 women skctchers
Shop work
a piellmlnary course In
mechanical drawing will he
given, covorlnj a period of
two months excellent wages
paid while learning
Apply Mid vale Steel and Onlnar.ce
, Company, Nlcntown Works
4301 WUaahlckon ave.
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T tmittct. ctt A-rtrcl
s-! s(i i i,ls kJlrtl J--"',
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
MALE HELP
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS f
1521 ARCH STREET
5230 MARKET STREET
O00 MAIN STREET. DARDY
514 SOUTH BROAD STREET
824 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
FRONT AND YORK STREETS
4370 MAIN STREET. MANAYUNK
COR FRANKFORD AVENUE AND
HUAN STREET. FRANKFORD
CAMDEN. N. J.
FIFTH AND TAYLOR STREETS
CHESTER. PA.
010 SPROUL STREET
FEMALE HELP
1311 ARCH STREET
1201 FRANKFORD AVENUE
135 SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET
514 SOUTH BROAD STREET (colored)
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Oilier Classified Ads on Tage 2)
WOMEN AND GIRLS
WANTED AT ONCE
TIME AND HALF TIME
OVER 4R HOURS
PLENTY OF OVERTIME
m STEADY WORK
WITH REGULAR INCREASE
APPLY 7 A. M.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
2D AND "MARKET STS.
CAMDEN, N. J.
YOUNG LADIES wanted living ln th
vicinity of Oak Lane Olney and Logan,
(o do ceneral clerical work on the draft
board. Address In own handwriting, stating
experience and salary expected. F P52, Led
ger Central
Hit NO ladv for clerical work In accounting
depirtment, must be neat and accurate:
emplojes' dining service on premises. Key-
ntone Liihricntlng Co 21st nnd Clearfield.
YOUNG LADIES to assist on soda fountain
eventnea. good salary; good hours. Cabal'
lero Drug Co . 52d anq Walnut sts
OlNG LADY for assistant In the purcnaa..
lng department of a large concern; good
wages. Apply John & James Dobson, Inci
sou Chestnut st
I HELP WANTED MALE
(Other Classified Ads on Page t)
ANGLESMITH3
BOILERMAKERS
BOLTERS
(TO LEARN RIVETING. DRILLING. ETC.)
COPPERSMITHS
TLANGE TURNERS
FURNACE MEN
INSTALLATION MACHINISTS
DROP TORGERS
LABORERS (WHITE)
MESSENGER BOYS r
Seo representatives of the New York Ship
building Corporation nt tho United States
Emplojmcnt Service. 1521 Arch at.
APPRENTICES Bojs (over 16) wanted aa
apprentices In evening newspaper office.
fifth floor. 000 Chestnut st. Appfy nearest
U S. Emplojmcnt Service. Bring thla ra
with you .
ASHMAN
Phlladelthla Rapid Transit Co.
nnn Beach st
Apply nearest United Stntes Government
Emplovment Service
Brlnz thla ad with you '
ARTISTS Several commercial artists of
general capacity. Anplv, with samplea of
vour work Mr. MarKonxle, Associated
Artists of Phlla 1010 Sansom
VTnlTOR.S A large corporation Is In need
of voung men with practical bookkeeping
or accounting experience bank men pre
ferred state age exivrlnce and salary ex-
n. ,ld P 21 J T.o Tgr Office
HTN'CIT HANDS on plumber supplies. WIT
N oth nply nearest U. S. Employment
Sorvlce Bring ad with oil.
"ysaja, c MSm
tirW
ROOKKEFPEK with knowledge of stenog
raphy ln small mfg office In center of
cltv etste nge nn 1 salary FPU Led Cent.
BOOKKEEPER capable of tnklns- full
flinrge of office rnnnnfacturinr conditional,
state particulars P 228 T.edger Office
BOOKKEEPER vv inted in contractor's of. '
flee, 40 wars or above state age. salary
wml e-fnerienco G 41 Ledger Central
l.miKKI't-'lM'lo V. large corporation Is In
ni ed of voung men with practical book-
l.-'enlng or accounting experience; bank men
preferrel state ace experience and salary
, xnerted P 210 t.Mger Office
BOY to feed Gordon press with or without
experience 000 Chestnut Apolv nearest
T' S Employment Service. Bring this ad
v ilh vou
BOY over 10, for office work In prominent
Importing hiuse: permanent: good salary
nnd opportunity. Apply Lawrence Johnson is
Co . 200 S 3d st
BOYS
wanted at once
over 10 -tears of age
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
Second and Market ats..
Camden. N. J.
Apply nearest U S. Employment
Service Office
BOYS
16 YEARS OR OVER
WANTED AT ONCE
BECKER, SMITH & PAGE
WATER AND SNYDER AVE.
Or nearest U S Employment Service
Bring this ad with you
HOYS WANTED
Good opportunity tu learn trade in war es
sential printing plant.
WH.LIAMS X M4.RCUS CO.
10TH AND LOMBARD STS.
APPLY NEAREST U S. EMPLOYMENT
wi.-T,im- uiiixil TUTS ATI w'T-rvr vrirr
BOYS
1ft YEV.RS OT AGE OR OVER
TO OPERATE DUPLICATORS
KiD PER MONTH
MERCHANT SHIPBUILDING CORP.
U b. bllll'I'IVO BOARD E. F. CORP.
HARRIVIAN. PENNA.
Apply nearest U. b" Employment Office
Bring this ad with you.
BOYS
Sixteen or over, for office work and
messenger service
u. a. i. eo.
24 N. 22D ST.
"A?
-six-si
nnva SEVERAL WANTED FOR
OFFICE WORK; MUST BE IB, ..
YEARS ejcu; u.vui tuna wno,A5.
ARE NOT RETURNING TO t .
SCHOOL NEED APPLY. CITT .-vr 1
EDITOR. THE EVENINO PUBLIC" sj.v" i
l.Fintr.n
BOY. general office and shop meesen
lfi (
poriumir ivr i-'viwiiw g V'7ra
ta 6.301 salary cl ,r start. , Mr ;
ward.w. ,-
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