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APPLIANCES.
Valley Iron Works
Commercial TVust Bldq. J
NEW YORK
SHIPBUILDING
CORPORATION
Iiii Mr U work good vvs--r-L"r"1
excellent working condition" tw
are hpenlngs 'n marlv nil brancn-s
for skilled mpchann s
Apply Employment
Department at the Yards
Camden, N. J.
COAL $3.50 per TON
for .team ..iri.cp In pnrr ..l.u.t
NICE-BARTLIiTTCO.
Phone -prutc Ml 3 -1- h1.
Blower Equipment!,
Hcatinj. Vtntilaticn aaJ
Exiauit S)Stem,
Sheet-Metal Work,
Safety Guards.
C. H. RAUB
Vavr. Ave. & Berkley
St.. PHIndelnliia. Pa.
-Build of Concrete
.VulcanitePortland IehemtIol
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Philadelphlv JewJ&r goSTON
11011 Ul 1 1Ti ll ICH sl'IIVtl K
Motor Tiuck nclivery
Lansdale Foundry Co.
Lonsdale. Pa. rnont - i l--
xwmsx.vxs&sniu.si
O. W. KETCHAM
Miinufnrlurer of
Architectural Terra Cotta,
Bricks
Hollow Tile, Etc.
Chas. J. Webb & Co.
. Wool
and Cotton Yarns
-116 Chestnut St., rhiladelphia
Pa.
NAGLE
STEEL COIMPANY
STEEL PI, TES VXD SHEETS
Pottstovvn, Pa.
Phila. Office. 1411 .'Morris Hid-.
m
. N. Z. GRAVES
Incorporated
22 and 24 South Third Street
rhlladellihU
The House of Mieelnltles In Paints and
Varnishes
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Machine Mioti Indtistrhil Meohol Cu
Curtis Ila, Mil
Structural Steel
For All Building Purposes
Bethlehem Construction Co.
Engineers Fabricators Erector
BETHLEHEM. PA.
Is Your House
Fully
Insured V
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jfr 1NSUR.ANCE
PHILADELPHIA STEAM HEATING COMPANY
ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS
FCeRTHE COHPHTEGUiERAl MECHANICAL EQUiPMEKTOF BUILDINGS
JUNIPER W CHERRY STREETS
Heating Plumbing Ventilating
General PipinWork Steam Power Plants
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-rllwaljo at tjoir
-ESTABLISHED
RULING PRICES OF DA
BIG CAPITAL INCREASE
Delaware Corporation Jumps From
$100,000 to $100,000,000
Wilmington. Del.. .Itil.v I."..- I1 '"i
tlficntp". filed at Dover toilny Hip I'""'
crn Holilinc rnnipan i-hiinscfl it- 11-tni"
to Konl Motor Coinpan.v nnil itirrca-pl
tiiocapiti.l from sioo.ooo to smo.noo.
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The KoMprii IIotdhiK Cniiiimn.v vviis
i-hnrtPtpd .lulj n. 1J1ll. wlili " 'npitat
. f S10O.000. to Iell In Inventim'tit"-. The
.iniriiilitiR rnrtlliratfM Mod IoiIhj dldjiol
di.pno nti rr:t-.cti for tiln- "1'nrd
Motor" In tlip miliiP of tlio poniiuiiv.
nipfplj vtiitiiiR tliat Hip I'lmni-t- vvu. mi
ihoVb.pd lit u mpplins of (Iip honnl of
dinftor lipid in Now "tiirU .vo'teriln.v .
o rp.T-on for Hip cliangp n known
it ihp hIIIpp of tin- spiTPtarj of rtntp.
LOCAL TyllNING STOCKS
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Phila. School of Office Training
tilth itwl ( liPhtniit strft- '
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Short Courses
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GRADUATING GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BOYS
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lour Vd,aliun will
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ALBERT ZELLFELDER
151 South Broad St.
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Valve seats planed in position
and new valves furnished. All
kinds of engine repairs.
Phone Will. 1 HI I nnil Main 3141
Locomotive Works
Steam and Gasoline
LOCOMOTIVES
Philadelphia, Pa.
Our cra-Iurt--'
good -pa 'nc
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I U1PEnrfi,M&Mochmilf,lLAfr
P- ee CHESTNUT street"
yOU never know how valuable your
home is until disastrous fire makes
replacement necessary.
That is the time when you appreciate
an insurance policy which literally covers
EVERYTHING.
Let us reappraise your property and dis
cuss the right kind of policy with you.
arris tJ.Jatta
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PENNSYLVANIA BLDG. PHILADELPHIA.
-.s.H.eo,
worK. Hepatri
Service Day or Night
GOSSIP OF
BROKERS ADVISING CAUTION
IN SECURITY
Opinions aryas to Whether or
Profit-Talcing in Order Gossip of the Street '
QjOMi: of tlip vprv rotikprvntlvc lionsos arp ndvisinK rautioti nnd tlic takirij:
(J of profits on tlip iipprnrnncr of slight rcepsslon-i, but tlip ndvice dops not
oftPIl IPPin to b" tllkPII.
An in-p-tnii-M liiinkpr suld. wlirn a-kpil liis opinion, that lie liad none.
Up pnuld not pipii siip a kiipsi wlipthpr thp mnrkpt wni or was not nPnr the
lop. i;prjtliin(- i ,i difrprpiit from what hai roup lipforp thnt It i nnafp to
pxprpss opinions rillu'r way.
A ciistonipr In chip of the hrokrr's ofticpi nid lie ficiirpd out thp situ
ation in this uaj :
"U'p nip all perhaps overcautious. Wp arp in a new pra nnd haven't
found our bparinj-i jet. Wc arp tryins tn nipasurp happeninKs in thp stock
market lij the old stantlnvtls. nnd tliPi won't work. Wp nay bprauie this
and o happpiied Inst -par or spvprnl jpars ago it follows that n eertnln ron
ditinn tniist rpult. but it doesn't". Neier bpfoip has a half world impovprished
Inokpil to miotlier half world enriched, or at least not impoverished. The
whole situation U new We see ahead nntlitn- but prosperity in every shape
fiiun mill and mart and farm for a lou-; time to eome. Ami the prlee of
stocks toduj is the result of what we Know is not onlj coming, but is
ulrend. here.
A banker, when expressing his iew on stock-market conditions, said
he alo belicMMl the pi ices were thp rpsult of thp public belli-; ill thc market
and of the faith of the people in roniln; prospcrit-. And it is nil riclit. he
saiil, only they must remember that the stnnil which labor will take can
make or mar the whole outlook. That, he rcmnrkpcl, is his only fear.
Judge Lovett's Plan for the Railroads
The statement In .ludge Unbelt S. I,octt. president of the Union
l'acilic Railroad sweni and fiirmcrl head of the division of capital ex
penditures of the I nited States railroad administration, was faorablj iriti
cicd b bankets and broker in the financial district jeMrrdnj. at least by
those who had nnil it One ellknnwn banker nnd broker said he had
lead it with j-reat pbasiire and. he hoped, with iiiuili profit to his present
store of railroad know ledse. Me sui he did not know how much of a
practical railroad expert .IihIkp l.oett U. but on the financial Piid of thp
matter and as an ecciiti-o be had alwajs thp liiRhest regard for what hr
said This banker said he could not discuss the merits of Judge t.ovett's plan
as inmpnred with that of S. Kavies Wnrficld, which seemed to have met
with almost uniiiisal appronl at many of the bankers' conventions recently.
lie also sniil that in sonic wajs he believed the two plans ran parallel,
but as he bad ueer lead a complete statement of the Warfield plan lip was
merelj trusting to incnim-- as to the main outlines. In some ways he
licliewd the recommendations of the Wnrtield plan wprp inorp emphatically
stated. ler one, he leniurked, who has gien the subject unj study will
concede that the one great fact which stands out in a reiew of the railroad
situation ns it exists today is thnt the rates now charged are totally Insuf
ti lent to meet the expenses of conducting the roads. He said it all seems to
him to hinge on tnte. and who or what body is to decide on xvhat they
-liiiiitd be. ciording to .Iud?-e t.oxett. he said. Congress "should require
that the i.itcs be siifiii ient to enable the carriers to provide the requisite
pinc and facilities protect existing investments and pioidc nexv capital
ni,ecss,ir in the public interest."
The Win held plan, he said, he understood would have thp IntPrstatc
I ohiiucn-p ('oiiiinissmn ti the rates, but woifld hnc Congress instruct it
in pimidp for a i! per cent return on pombinod property and investment
aciount instead of the former indefinite instruction which required n "renson
nble return. ' without stating mi J specific tierccntage. I'ndcr thp War
field plan also am fn earned over thp (I per cent above referred to is
to he divided equallj between owners of the roads, emplojes and shippers
in the pioportion of one third to each.
'I his batikei said that ill a cursory reading of Judge T.oxett's recom
mendations he belieied he found man- -oints of similarit' between the two
phns. which give the hope that the minds working out this railroad problem
are getting closer and that u solution satisfactory to all concerned xvill result.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
W 111: VT Itcei-liits. IP, iljl bushel The
markt-t uhh qukt hut firm 1'ar lets, fn
Murt eleviilor ffovernnient standard tn
pt'tlon tanlard prbei No 1 red winter.
J IH Xo I t-outhern "prlnc. ' 3 No
1 liinl winter SL Ti No I r-A winter aar-lu-l.i
1J ."IT No 1 rrd amuttv. 12 3t! No.
3 red winter. $J ?.', Nn 'j northern spring.
- ail So J hard vilnter. JJ N,i J itl
"Inti-r itarllekv. $2 34 No r"d. slnultv
2 31 Vo :i rrt wlnlr. 2 1J, No 3 nnrth-
ji piip.- 2 32 No 3 Imnl -clnier 2 !1J
-so r.o winter, garllcitv s.-iio .-so ;i w
mjin 12 211 Lower grade, on their merits ,
URN Reielpt., 4S7 bushels Supplier
w-ro small and the market was dull at
fonn.r rates We riuote vellnw In ear
lots for li.exl trade to oualltv and I
, (1 ,',' ,J ,?,eU " bushel
. "T-.-Re.,tp, 3 l..-,(:n bushel ' The mar
No 3 r.l winter, s-arlleltv ' 30 No 3 r".l
Ktt in qui-t but firm umW ..kM offprirc-
quote f r lots as to location N'o
1 uhil. ST'asSf, No 'j white STeHi1"
No Ii u hlte f-tf(i .,! c. So lilu 'J'r
VI uUn ncript-a '2 bbls. and -J 207.7M
bs 'n ni it? Trade- Hat qult. but prU
( r ftrinH heitl TIip quotations were .t"
f IIiwr To arrive per 1H0 lbs In 1-10 11)
jur- gnK' Winter tralKht western, 5107"
Till ne.irh S10 7.(011, Kansas str.ilsM
fll MiiiH!:1." lo. short patent. $lLtfil'J.,
-r'n vhnrt patent $1212 50 do. patent,
111 rtMi 1J 2" do first clear, $1) .10 fin ln
Ii V. FUH'R m as quiet but Arm We
nu t $ 2UfT( s 75 per bble . In sack" ,i
to quality
PROVISIONS
ri r u,l-i h fair Jobbing dt-mi I for
nin i tit srrlpt tons and the market rul'd firm
Vuui.ttUnH lie ft. In sttH, amokefl hit I ,tir
drtel 15c beef knuckles and tend r-.
sn ikei nil ntr-drled ,1.1 c, pork fUmil Id .
hams H P cured. tnne. 3SI, rfi .'Vt'.. , ,it)
skinneil loose, .-JftV if? 37 '4 i do. amn -., 04114
n 41 ham" boiled, boneless. ,10f pit nie
whoul i-rs S P. cured loo11 2!(c 1
sn.ok-ii 10c. b--llte. In pickl looe 3jt
i.reukfsist bacon 12c. lard 30'
REFINED SUGARS
I hirt.et was unchanged with iffering
iglit uc quote on a bdsii of Pr for tin
r 1 nuuted
DAIRY PRODUCTS
llt'TTER The market ruled firn undrr
light offerings and higher outside .tdvlces
and prices advanced lc Demand was fair.
vfuiuniioiia -"iw IKS'JJ'7 "xln" i Umta tl3WlT2.i lambs culls and com
ilc hlgher-Hrorlng good- ,7.,Iir the lal-1 ,'nn to 13 73: vesiling wethers. !) 7318'
ter fur JnbMns- sales. extr.i flrht.. .-,.-,c. ,"73 ewes. 13 30 ii S SO ewes culls and
tir-le ..SS-84C-J second, l"':'- '-' 1 rjn m'on. 3W3. t.nedlns ewes. 110(810;
reamerv choice to fancv. ftsff i;oc. do fair',., J4 08 s
'o good. 33-,7c; fancy brands of prints!8 '
Jobtilug at (rj(S4c; fair to choice r.2i&i'.lc I "
I'OGH Choice stock was wenrte and ..... ... ...., 1 1..1. , i-ittiv
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"""ShlS,"!1,. '""'i'l, "' ,'ne,ll"ml
whlch "ere dull and weak
Free rase, nearbv. Jlr, ,vr
rit receipts 111 in western e-'
unci nufl'liin n,ir iii.i-li
ml poor egu
v v quote
craLe. rurren1
tra hrsts, $15 per case firsts 114 in near
h nnd western pecondw (i stiwi t,n
fancv selected cegs Jobblni; at .17&5Pc per
rlnxpn
I'lIEESE ruled firm and a shade higher
vilh demand absorbing the limited olYerlims
Quotations New York and Wisconsin, whole -
milk nats current mKe rancy, 324
33'c. special higher. Ww Yoik and Wis.
ronsin vvhole-mllk flats. rurrni make fair
to pood 31 WW32V--C, Jobbln-i sales of fancy
soodf. 33Hr34-bc
POULTRY
I t.lVK--Fow!e were scarce and again lc
higher Spring broiling chickens were quiet
and barelj steadj Other kind, of poullr-
irowed little change Qjotatlons Fowls via
cxnress 41(a42c. spring chirkens. broilers,
not Leghorns yellow -skinned, weighing 1 K
ff'2 lbs apiece, flhie .12r. spring chickens.
I broilers not Leghorn. vellow-sklnned.
weighing 1 '4 lbs. apiece I.IJc 18c. spring
I chickens, broilers, not Lahorns 'ellnu-
'skinned, weighing 1 1 lbs antcc 10W
44c white Ieghorns ellnw-skinned, weigh-
i mg l-i; ids icpiece. iii"ii.-c, wntle l.eg -
i horns yellow-skinned hinalh-r sizes 3Sff?
40c. roosters -tavi-jlc ducks I'ekln 27-1
2Sc. do. Indian Runner, 2.1l27c. geese 20e.
pigeons, old. tier pair luCiM-lo. do. young.
per pair, 3.1l""40c
DRESSED Demand was fair and the
general market ruled firm Ouotatlnns:
rowls fresli-Klllea. on-picked In bnes. I
weighing 4 lbs and over apiece. 37V4C!
weighing 3, lbs. 3.1(S30e weighing 3 lbs. I
ap'ece. 32R33C. -miller sizes 30 3lc.
rresh-kllUd. In bar fancj dry.plrked,
r elghlng I lbs. and o r apiece 3Tc. weigh-1
log 3 lbs apiece 3!ii32c smaller alzes. 29 i
IS 30c: old roosters. dr-pic'd 2ICi broilers
nearby. 322c do western. t730c.l
I spring ducks. I.ong Island 3.1c squab, per I
'dozen, white weighing 1110 12 lbs wi'l" H'i "Mr extra" ii4t Wline; nrsi
dozen, .5ii"tu..o ao. no weighing tiatin
'lbs per dozen 17. 10 WS 21 do. do. weighing
' R lbs pr dozen. Klein 75 do do. weighing
lbs per uozen. svouieo..! nil no., vvein
Ing HO n-. lbs per dozn. 12 .10173 .10. daik,
tl 30tf2 23, small and No 2 (10o(!J 2
j FRESH FRUITS
Watermelons and cantaloupes were more
plentiful snd lower llerrles peaches and
apples steady W quote Apples, No. 1, per
basket. o.lcCtt 7f Cantaloupes, western, per
' crate, 13 50413: do, southern, per crate, II &
1 2 23 Watermelons. Fla per car $liOCfR30,
Blackberries, per qt . l.1t20c. Peaches,
1 Georgia, per crate, llcc'J.lJO Huckleberries,
I per nt. 20tT27c. Raspberries red. per pint.
112017c Currants, per nt IStTMlic Lemons,
per bo. I2OA.30. Oranges, California, per
box r: 2505.7.
VEGETABLES
Pnttiln.s were, firmer villi a good demand.
C-tons r.nd cabbage steady, W. quote; Whit.
tatties jnoriu .....u,,,,. ,i--r uu.. -..u. i.
PMItfJO.Ad; rtVi m f6.IV9B .nil. M"!"...
slern Shore, Vs., per bbl No, 1, 0.75?
Y ON LOCAL MARKETS
Jl
THE STREET
TRANSACTIONS1"' ps;"uro
Increases Buyers Slow
A'o Market Has Reached Top. j
I l. 7., No 2 12 r,nff" ' unite potatoes. Nor-
fo.k. hit bol No 1 .1 7.'S'(1 30 No 2.
$2 finifTa. whit" potatoes. N J per basket.
1 No 1 Sid 1.10. No 2 ."infi.V Cabbage;.
p, niisj Ivanla. per bbl , 2(Ti 2 73 Onions.
N J per bdkct II aOWl till
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
( hlragn. Julv 1. HOGS Recr.pn 3S.-
000 head Opened steadj , but weakened
I eirl Mostl lOe lower on good and choice
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l" ,i,;f,t ..'Jlli-.o.KV1' lp ',-.r,Uiv
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,,' M,;ni,5U.""',?h-,. '-1 "'wv, " "i"1"
,eM, ?.?Aa.:'.s??.ti0,.hra,l'l JJ'.'J1 ?B S0W!'
rn"g S20 23W21 pigs 119020 2.i
' ATTI.E Receipts 19.000 had Medium
y.1. Str? '!.n2. "shr.'L5!0P,t 8. "! "C
nogs others unevenlv 10c to 2.ic lii-low es-
iwtr All others stead. Iiecf steer.
hnUH and prime. $10 40 iff 17 .10. medium lualah D Huck, aced 79. Relative and
nd K"od. $14 7 si (ft Ii? 40. common, $11 3.1 friends inited to funeral aervlces, son-ln-H
7.1 llffht -ueltrht Rood and choice S14 3D hawn residence, Henry H Hazlctt. SfilO N.
'fi!7 common and medium $10 40t14 30; 20th st , Wed, 3 p. m. Int. Mt. Peace
l-utcliem htifers S-,2.115 cows I8Q Cem.
13 Jl. calves lis 21 i 2.1 CARI-.RRRG July 14. H ELKS' ANNA,
SHKKP Receipts, 13.000 hed Nathe '
limbs 2.1 5? 40c higher. Top $17 U3 "West-1
t rn steady.
top. $17.73 Sheep strona: to
hleher
I'llUhureli. Jul 13 IIu.- Receipt,
ll'OO head. Stead Hmv weight slow.
Light -nelRht higher Heavies, $23 25
2-1 S3, mixed $23 3.1 fi 23 40: heavy orker.
$J3.4023..10 1U1H S23&23 3A, pigs. $22.73
1123. packers 9MR2(
OATTLE Receipts 200 head Steady.
Oalves. receipts 200 head -;io and steady
at $22.
SHEEP AND LAM I.- Receipts 300 head.
At live and steady Sheep $lt 75, lambs,
$17 50.
Kansas Citj. lul; lft HOGh- ItecelDls,
11 000 head. l.on.r Bulk -!1 S3S2J.1S:
heavl J--t lni "- -". medium weight.
-Jl iliifrt2.Hl. light "21 7(141 22.2(1. light
lights, Ul 23C21 Rft r.ioklng hows. J0 73
21.011. pig". Htf21fiO
CATTLE Receipts. 21,01,0 h-ad Lower
.llravv beef Rteers, choice and prime ih.pj
Tl III.. ,11. medium ana pooa i.i'ti ii ,.,; i-uiu-mn
111 T.',112 lio. light weight, good and
r,lcp Sir. 7.11ft 10. common .uul m-ctiuni. j
S10iHia.ll.: butcher cattle heifers S7.33W
14 OOVVH. tit I' ) r" PiinnPrH iKIIU lUUl I .
Jl 50ft tl fi.lf, vpr! talvet llsht and iianuv
uiihffn. Ill 7.1 W HI 73 feeder steers. $10
ViiEEP Reclnts. 2H'Kp h,ad Higher.
13 J.i etocKer .leers. , ,i. i- 1"
:-- t-j . . . . -,..-...., ...
1 i.d.l Milium. .1. .. ,,. . . . . ....
RcAeint. 4(10 head low and easier
CALVES Receipts 3uo h-ad. utile and
t J,f f MB"" SO I
'' noat. R, ceipr-i 2700 head slow . l.lfi 20c
Inunr Uonvv mlxr-il niut vnrKert S23.3'iT
2-J HO light vorkers 123 2.123 50 pijts. $23
423 2.1- rouo-hs. $211i21 -5' stntf". l2ftl8.
' active und steadj
i
1
SHKKr JOlt lA3lll iveceipiB --"i nc'i.
uiners uncna nt?u
Kaet t. Louis. Julv 1.1 HOflsi Receipts
12.1011 head Lower Ton. "22 70 hulk.
121 nn S 22 .10. heav weight 122 2.1U'2 Hi.
niedliltn weight S22.iri 22 B0. light weight
2i nnsf 22 .in. light ngnts
is I20 50'i2l 50,
ith 1t -i0'"20 .10:
hcavv packing sows. Brm
narking sows
tinr-'i rvn
rough. 117 .HUi ll ftn piss
CATTLE Iteolpts. .1.11111 nearl ntsnrr
Heef steers medium and hem v weighUi
eholi e end nrime. 11.1 0.1 medium and good
112 .woiil.nn, common. 111 21' 12 7.1. light
weight, good nnd choice arMf 11 .10, com
mon and mcll"m 110612 30 loitcher cattle,
helfers.e IS .10P13- cows, IR2.1R12 canners
and cutters tfi8 21 veal cutters, light
and handv weights, Sl2ftlfi in. feejer steer,
JS 2.1 Oil 13
SIIKEP Reeints. 3.100 head Stendv
Lambs, St pounds down I14W17. cull
l, s pounds down 11441-17. cull, ard
non SSfMl .10; enrllng wether.. 1100
e. medlu-r. snd choice. 17 3038 cull,
common. I30'
ccitnmo
,ii
I and
south Omaha. -luly 1,1 HOtJS Receipts
I 12 30O head 10. lower. Bulk. 121 4.1821 7.1.
Top. 22. ' -
I CATTI.F Receipts. R700 head Drj feed.
l.nrac lilgncr urassers. unevenly lower
Slockers and ffeilers steady,
SHEEP Receipts. 2700 head Lambs
'' Sheep stronger
RUTTER ERRS AND CHEFSF
-bU ' ' LH' tsl! ftnu OMttbt
New Vnrk. July 1.1 RUTTKR Firm and
steadv Receipts, 13 334 tubs High scor
W54C: seconds 4031V9c; state daln
.11
"" p.
EGGS Irregular Receipts. 12.243 cases
Fresh.gathered extras 51tUi3r, storage,
packed extras, first. 47iOp. dlrttes No 1.
333l. Vo 2 ?.1ff31c flr.ts. 4S'4(!e sec
onds, ,138 12c checks. 3! t'S.lr; checks un-d-rgrade
2nfcf30e, Htate and nearbj hennery
whites. S0(!4c, gathered whites. l.lBSne
western whiles 471250c: Pacific Cua&t
whiles. .'.ICf.lHr. western and southern gsth
ered whites. t.lff.lRc: state and nearby hen
nery browns r.ltii.inc: gnthered brown and
mixed, .'.nftaap. fair to -lrlme, 4lr40c
CHEEHi;. Firm. Receipts. 4022 boxes.
Flat, current make, rolcned. average run
3m ?32c. nat current make, whites, aver
age run. 31 ', W32c. colored snecials. 82H Cf
32'ic: white specials, 32W 33c
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGG3
Chleago. July 15. HUTTKR Receipts,
17,120 esses. Firm. Extrs, 52 'ic; firsts,
4052c; seconds, 4748V4c.
EGOS Receipts. 2t.MS cases. Film.
Klr.ts. 4mei2vjc: erdlntry first., 30l0cr
mlsoelUneous. 884941Uc,
C0RN MARKET HEAVY;
SENTIMENT BEARISH
to Take Hold
Chicago. July 1,"i. Continued offer
ings of corn from commission houses
on bulges kept the market heavy today
nnil sentiment IpniiPil toward the bear
side generallj on favorable weather
conditions for the crop, which is mak
ing rapid growth.
Follow lug a lower start, the execu
tion of resting orders t'o buy nnd some
new demand through commission houses
absorbed the surplus nnd rallied values.
The pressure incrensed later and buyers
were slow to take hold. I'rnfit-takliig
by shorts toward the close brought
about an imprnvrmpnt from thr bottom.
11, .lie n.llmreil In their thporv thnt j
" '" ' ..
thrre would not be enough old corn to
tide over until the new crop, nnd the
fact that hogs were holding near the
record high level gave encouragement.
Trading in the pit showed a considerable,
falling off. Talk of lighter rrcclpts
cheeked bearish Activity In the old
crop deliveries.
There were good showeis over n large
pnrt of the Wpst and a leading local
house said the condition appeared to be i
I ,i,.,,-.. -..1,,, ,,,, , uiiu i , i ,,,, .iiry
nrounn ru,
There was good bujiug of outs
I through ronimiss'ion, boiisps. and the
'market rallied after period of vvoak
' ness. further talk nbout export busi
i ness helped July.
i It was leported thnt country olfer
I ings xvere larger. Trading was not plir
I ticulnrly active.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Corn (new dellverl Test,
fipen. Hit-1! Low Cln.e close
Sept . . 1.03 1 9.-,- 1.031 I.D.-iH 1 SI.VH
Uor . . 1 1.2 1 (l.Tn l.tlUH 1 li2 .
Vi.its
I Dec . SO SPf, 79', 81 7SH
i Sort -si, 7914 771,, 7s-i .7&v,
i Pork
I Julv ... . .. r,4 70 52.10
Kept . . . 32 43 r,2 20 32.40 t32 15
I.ard
Sept ...3100 3X30 34. 9", 3,'i,73 35 13
Oct 33 30 3 4.92 33.70
Ribs
Jul 26 5 28 0 28 (15 28 30
Sept . . 28 85 2s.P,0 28.80 t28..".
Hid. t.Vsked.
IV MIMOniA.l
BERRY In loving memory of our dear
ton. STANLEY II BERRY, who was killed
In action In t ram e. July If., IBIS
PARENTS
HESS In loving remembrance of our dear
mother, HANNAH HESS, who died July 15,
1907.
Beatfys
RAKER July 13. MART A., wife nt
Tilghman i!. Raker, aged RO. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed..
2 p. in., 2228 Master fit. Int, Northwood
Cem.
BANNING July 14. ASItFORD Jl.. hus
band of Marv Banning (nee Allerl, aged 38.
Relatives and friends, nnergetlo Lodge. No.
043 I (J O. F.. Invited to funeral services.
Thurs . 2 p m. 222'! N Mascher st. Int
private Friends mav call Wed . after 8pm
IIAROUX July 14. .CHARLES T RA
ROIJX. of Atlantic city. N J aged 82. Due
notice of funeral wilt be given.
HARTON At Newtown. Pa Julv 13.
RUTH K . daughter of the. Rev. Paul and
Ruth I ltarton, aged 2 years 11 months 12
das s Relatives and friends invited to fu
neral, without further notice, from New
town M 1. Church. Thurs,. 0 a in. Int
!"outh hide Cem , Baston. Pa . 12:30 p m.
Train for Newtown leaves Reading Ter
minal 0-.13 n .u
niSHQP On July 12. Win, JOHN V
RISHOP husband of l.oulsa Rlshop (nee
Lauer) Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
neral set vices, on Wednesday, at 2 p. m .
from lato ri'ldence. 204.1 S. 22d M. Int.
private. Fernwood Cemetery
itmiria .... ,-.o v P.nnt.iiH .. t..i.. io
DVyMV.n. 1. '- - ...I, ,,,. ,1 null. .,,
WILLIAM L nOGOS Rvlntlves jnd friends
lnvlirt tn servlc. Wed.. 4 D. m . St Ste-I
Phcn's P E. Church. 10th st below Market.
Int private. North Laurel lllll Cem.
BOWF.lt Julv 13. MARION R. wife of
Dr C I. Bower, ot 235 S. lftth st. Rela-
tlves nnd friends Invited to service Wed.
p. m Oliver 11. Hair llldg.. 18211 Chestnut
tP' ,nt prUate. Laurel Hill Cem Omit
naiT.., , x. ...
hen's r I.. (;nurch. ltitn st Deiow .viarKet.
nt!tlc. Julv 12. HnLnNOn P. widow of
daughter of William Godfrej and Trine
Carlberg:, affod 18. RoatUes nnd friends
inuea it) iuiifrHit j nuri , p 111, iiiiftiiH
residence. 0123 Uelnhard nt., W Phila Int.
Mt. Moriah Cem Friends may call Wed.,
after 7pm Auto lervlce.
COMIOPN At 728 N 17th Rt. Julv 14.
MARGARET CULHOU.V. Relatives and
friends Invited to service. Wed. 3 n in
Oliver II Hair Rid. 1820 Chrhtnut st
Int. private. Friends may cull Tues 7.3u
to m p.
DUKNEV Suddenly. July 14. JOSEPH
A., husband of Sarah Deenev and son of
John and late Jane Deeney. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Thurs, 8 30 a
m.. 240 N, Ilorton st. Solemn requiem miss
Our Lady of Rosary Church 10 a m Int.
St. Denis's Cem. Auto service
DlAjil In nctlon .In France. Oct. 21,1018,
PHILIP, son of Annie and late John Diaz,
iar.. Asnianu ;. J , g.,i i
DUFFY July 13. JAMES P . husband of
Sarah E. Duffy and son of late Phllln and
i Hrldget I'un- tnee .vicctoskevi
Relatives
and rnends invited to runerai, rnura s.30
a. m., 3241 Cedar ave. Requiem high masB
Church ot the Transftsuratton 10 a m
Int. Holv Cross Lent.
ULTiu.. ttfeona-nay. aevenin mo 14th.
-saiuwi ii uuiiua, nueu nu iieiauvcs
and.frlends Invited to funeral, residence of
I unutum. -.it..o. v. -t-rua-, i . r.-... yj,ii ii j mj..
-franKioru, ruurvnuy.
lfith . 2 P ni. Int. private
Fourth-day. Seventh Month
' t-t
I-rVARDS. July 14. ELIZABETH ATT.
MORE, widow of James Edwalds aged 83
Jtelatlves and friends Invited to funeral
services, residence of daughter. Mrs Fred.
H. Decker. 824 Radcllffe at.. Bristol. Pa..
Thurs . 2-30 n m Int. private. (Irlstol Cem,
FINNEGAN. July 12. JOHN, husband ot
Annie Flnnegan (nee Rohan), of Ballvhanls.
t County Mayo, Ireland. Relatives and friends
lnvltfd to funeral, Wed.. 8:30 a. m. 1140
H. 24th st. Hign mass oi requiem St. An
thony'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral.
FISS July 12. ALICE wife of George
W Fiss and daughter of lat'j John and
Rosettn Plumber. Relatives and friends In
vited to-funeral services. Wed . 3 n m 2010
W. Susquehanna ave. Int. private. Friends
may -all Tues., after 7 n m
.FORBES. July 13. WAROARET wife of
Robert L. Forbes. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2 p tn . lien N.
10th at. Friends may view remains from
7 jntll 10 p. m , Tues. Int. private, North
wood Cem. Auto funetal.
mv Julv 14 KRNEST PFlRt-lvriT.
'husband of Lena Fox (nee Brnunwarth) and
l nn of George and Ida Fox, aged 23 Iteia-
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services.
FTI.. 2 P. m,. parenis r.sioence utiuv n
13th Bt . uaw leine. nil. nesiminsier cem.
Remnlns maybe viewed Thurs eve.
n i t.t.in
r . husband of Anna M, Gallagher (nee 3,1-.
riUI,. JM.J..r,.', uuij ... OCJII,
I.augnllnl anu son u. mm i-niru-K ana Wini
fred C Gallagher, late of 121S Race st
Relatives t.nd friends 4nvited to funeral,
Weil., 8-30 a. m.. 232 W. Sheldon at Olnev
(.1101) N.). Solemn mass of requiem Churci
of the Incarnation 10 a m. Int Holv Cross
,-Am A,, in funeral.
I OtI,''Ss:lr. Uiki. c V." l 1 hu
band of Sadie C. u'bbona (nee Powers) and
son o 'Fannie .and '-i ' nS fft
I aged 30. ItelatlveB and trlencl. Invited to
i '?ri ?,' TaU"lnt: Xi-llngton Ce"m? """ K'
GREEN. Suddenly. July la JOHN J.,
husband of lato Lulu Green (nee Pedrlck)
and eon of lato Margaret and Michael
Green. Relatives and friends Engine Co.
NO 21: rntlS. " rirmt-, 0 j. cure ASSO.
Gen. Garfield. No. mil
f,m...l Thurs . 8:30
1. of A.. Invited
High mass Church,
dence. ilt N Park ave.
services. Tnurs., v ..... iinm.u.
st Further wryicc. "i -!,"".. "V.orI?-
Church, "BnKiorc. , . .. ""-." s ..
?. V- T J"' Pr,'.- AJve"eyA tUnr'SLfi"k-
".'I ,', iin iiriCT ..iV""..
T-ni-ard snd late. Ofrtruds. Hslj-. aged j.
.. . .. iiiiv la. wuiw . .. , . u.i
ft.latlves and trlenos iiivneu 10 tuneral,
Wed. 10 a. m, PB,,n,n "f'd.n-, 849
E Tloia t. 'nt- Bt Dominic's Cem,
"haVILAND.-J-iIv 1ft ELlV.ABETII D..
wMow of iflrry V. Hsvlland. Funeral from
Snii UV" residence. Preston B. Hood. 22J
IV AUantlo sve.. Audubon. N. J, Int.
"HEKLKYr-'ul 13v.I-V.9J. A .-. "'
wniiam II. lleeiey. ".''". "" irienus
., ... ---. . ...1 a,n' eel lieu., n
friinda Invited to
Thurs . i :30
-r-iirinrs of on, C,
1 01 .."., v. . jiriiiricii
st of S7th 1 it.. Camden. N
P- " -"'-- f -?Tt
rrtd. Sj Vill
.
S,aVr,?.nNortWo5i '
xi&:fcW?KpHr "f-SlPk .noyj,oa.Vp."t:."u,r7canJ,rf,e.r
Sigh mfiJChu-j-l- of the Inoarnatlon 10 .. vlt to r-m,c;frvB,?,' Aldg ''ave.' InV
-...r.VJ'f,VfvCfih,SoRoS-'HnY. daughter of ffi w".t J-urel Hill Cem. ,nt'
1-11 ' i Rush t M. Private Oreenmo-uHi
-'l iiimaiiiB may h viewed Tues eve.
Tip iBnic-I I S-Jufy 14. I.OUISI. widow of
..HBNIi.ii"rtih.--Kl 80. Relatives and
n in
-fi.a- v., ';--
I-RATH'
..HOWARD. Corpora FnANCtS WifffU
llOWAnD, Jlflnllvf and frUnils. IMilh In
fantry, !'8th Dlvl.lon. Invited to sol-inn re
nulfm tnaaa nt Cathedral, 18th and IM
ts , Thurs. g a ni.
JOH.VSCW. July 12, lsnttnC dauth
ter or Cathrln and late William J. .'olln"
son (nee Hefty). Uflathrs and friends.
Clilldren of Jr.irv Sndilltv of Jmmaeull
ronceolton Churcn Invltort to funeral, Jyea..
7-3U a m.. mother's rraldence. I0.1.i Norm
Anieilcan t. Solemn high r-qulini . mii
Chunh of tlio tmmaeulata Conception u
a. in. Int. New Cathedral -'eni. Auto
service.
KHAnNKT. On July IS, 1910. ntCHAnp
If. son of John J. and Jano Kearney, In his
14th year. Relatives and friends are In
Mted to attend funeral services, on Wednes
day, at ;" p. m., at the residence of his
rarents, 403 Maple at.. Jenklntovrn, Pa.
Int private, Hvergrecn Cemetery, Camden.
NKliKN. Julv 13 MAnT. wife of Thomas
Keen aged a.",. Relatives and friends In
vited to s-TvIre. Wed . 2 P. m.. 184"i S.
Colorado st. Int, private. . .
KKI.I.T. Puddenlv, July 12. TT-1MAS A.
KEI.I.T, husbnnd of Hannah Gallllgher and
son of the late Patrick and Mary Kelly. Rjl
atlves and friends, rhlla. Fire Dept.. No.
t. Dhiio 1,'ir.ninn1. nll.f Assn. llrander
Social, Oiirfleld Itenulillcan riub. tilth Ward. J
Invited to funeral. Wed , 8:30 a. in., 24 I.au-1
rel st. soimn requiem mass jmmaruiHia
Conception Church, 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral. .,...
KOPPBNHOESKll. Julv 13. KDNA
DOROTHY, daughter of Charles and Paulina
Koppenhoeser, aged 17" Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, wed,
1:30 n m.. brother's residence "29 Parry
ave.. ratmyra. N. J. Int. Mt Vernon Cem.
Remains may be viewed Tucs.. after 7:30
p. m
I.AMPARTHR At Rurllngton, N J.. Julv
11 i-ii i-s- .. ir. nr 1-..na l.umnjrl.r. nl.
vea nd friendi Invited to funerftl. I!47
I ?. llurllnKtpn N
j . va , - p. m
Int Udd Fellowa' l-.m.
I.K nn.lX'11 Hlirldnlt'. .Tillv 12. ItAIlRT.
husband of Margaret l.e Orand and son of
Christiana nnd late Alexander t.e Orand.
Relatives and friends. Truck Co . No, 2:
Phila Firemen's Relief Asso . Invited to
funeral, Wed , 0:30 a. m.. 0 Rrlstow place.
Solemn requiem mnas Church of the Im
maculate Conception 11 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral
M'tin. Julv 14 nonl'RT, son of iate John
and Vtargaret Legs. Relatives and friends
Invited to service. Thurs.. 2 p. m . Oliver It.
Hair llldg . 1820 Chestnut at. Int. private.
l.l'ONARI) Suddenly. July 14. MARY A.
nir. of .Tnnvnh P Leonard and daughter of
tot anna and late. Thomaa Sommers. Due
IMHIV-) Ul lUII'-lill lllll "Hs.l ww
Merlon ave.. XVest I'hlla.
I.tt.LY. July 11, MARY E.. wife of
Frank C I.IUy, Jr . and daughter of Isaao
and Sarah Daal. Relatives and. friends In
vited to funeral. Wed.. 2 p. m., residence,
of brother-in-law. Samuel Brown, 1832 E.
Thaver st Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Tues. after 7 p. m.
MAHIl At I.vnn.Mues., Julv 11.MARION
I., wife of Edward D Mahr. Relatives and
friends Invlled to funeral. Wed. 2pm..
residence of brother-in-law Thomas T Taw
son. 112C W Mcyamenslng ave, Int r-rn.
wood Cem Trlends may call Tues. eve
MANNAI. Of Trappe, Montgomery coun
tv. suddenls. July 14. HARRY, son of John
and Millie Mannal (nee Anderson). Rela
tives and friends. Tequod Tribe. No. 18.
Imp O R M , Trappe rire Company. No.
1: l.lmerick Knights of Friendship, emptoes
Coll-Bevllle Flag Factory, Invited to funeral
services. Thurs., 2 p. m.. sister's residence,
Mrs William uljnn. 3oa., Potter st. Int
private Friends mav call Wed eve,
MARTIN July 13. ELLEN. wife, ot
Reuben Martin, aged Crt. Relatives and
friends Invited tn funeral services Wed..
3 30 p m . 4S I Springer St.. Mt. Airy.
Int private. Romalns may be viewed Tues.
"mcCAIIE. July 13. MARY CECILIA,
daughter of Patrick and Catharine MeCabe.
aged 23 Relatives nnd friends, B. V. M.
Sodality and I.eatrue of Sacred Heart of Pt.
Thomas Aquinas's Church. Invited to fu
neral. Thurs.. 8 a. m . parents' residence,
1711 S isth st Solemn high mass of re
quiem St Thomas Aquinas's Church 9:30
a m. Int Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral.
McCI.ELLAN July 13. JOHN S. Mc
Ct.ELLAN. Relatives and friends Invited to
view remalna Tues.. 4. -30 p. m.. 100 E.
Greenwood ave. Lansdowne. Ta. Int. Car
lisle. Pa Wed.
MellENRY. July 11. ROHERT. husband
of Annie Mctlenry (nee Donaghue) and son
of late Patrlrk and Helen Mcllenrv (nes
McOarvey). Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, Wed . 830 a m . sister's resi
dence Mrs Nellie Haines, 2328 Waverly St.
Solemn high mass of requiem St. Patrick's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Hnlv Cross Cem,
McVnY Julv 13. MARY A., widow of
Edward E J. MeVey snd daughter of late
Samuel and Ann Rums. Relatives and
friend" Invltrd to funeral services. Thurs.,
' p m 2911 N, Rorer at. Int. Greenwood
ik of P ) Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Wed after 7 P. m.
ME1HER July 11. ELSIE M. MEISF.P,
daughter of late Christian and Caroline
Stelser (nee nraun). aged 20. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed.
II n m l2n N. 18th st Int. private.
North-wood Cem. Auto funeral. Remains
mav he viewed Tues.. 8 to 10 r m.
MOFFF.TT. July 13, ANNIE E. RTtAN
KEN, wife of Dr. John Moltett, at 1014 N.
2d st.
MORGAN July 13. MAUD MARY, daugh
ter of Harrv E. and Mary Morgan (nee
Eeher). nged 21 Relatives nnd friends
also St. Lvdla's Guild of St. Paul's P. E.
Church Invited to funeral. Thurs., 2 p m.
.-,13 Market St.. Camden. N J. Int. private.
Harletgh Cem. Friends may call Wed. 7
MURrl'iY At Pitman. N. J., July 13.
ROBERT C MURPHY age 84. Relatives
. llUI'r.1,1 V ,,.,..... r .... -. -.
I and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 10
.. , r,nni r..M.nr. of son-in-law. 1VI1-
nftm c. Clark 83 Jtvrtle ave.. ritinan. i.
J. Int. Aura, N J. Friends may call wed.
after 8 n m ,,,.).
NULTY julv 1-J JUMrii'll J., liusuino oi
Rose Nulty. Relatives nnd friends invited
to funeral. Wed.. 7:30 a. m. 8.10 N. 23d at.
Solemn retiuler.i mass St. Francis Xavter
Churrli !i a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
NUNAMAN July 12. DOROTHY, widow
of Jacob J. Nunsm-ii (nee Fox), aged 71.
Relatives and friends. Holy Family. Ladles
Aid Society of St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum.
Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8 30 a m.. 130
N 4th .t. Requiem mass St. Peter's churcn
10 a m Int Most Hoiv Redeemer Cem.
OWENS. July 13. ANNA M . widow of
Tnm.. Owens, aged 90. Relatives apd
I friends invited to funeral services. Wed .
, ! p. m.. daughter's residence, Mrs. M.
l.oulsa Paulln. 1741 Ontario St.. Tioga. Int.
private. Northwood Cem. , ,
1 RARY. At Piovldence Snuare, Pa.. July
13. EMMA RURKURT, wife ot , William
l Raby. of 3334 N. 21st st. Relatives and
, friends Invited to funeral services. Wed..
I 3 p m.. David H. Schuyler Hldg.. Rroad
and Diamond ats. Int. private. Norrlstown
and Phoenlxvllle (Pa.) Papers ioodv. .
I REASNBR. July 13. MARY Jl REAR
NER (nee McMann). vvlfe of Clinton F.
I Ressner Relatives and friends, B. V. Jl.
Sodality. Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 8:30
a. m., 4(153 James St.. Frankford Solemn
I renulem mass St. Joachim's Church. I-rank-ford,
111 a. m. Int. St. Dominic's Cem.
I RORER. At Springfield. O.. July 11. ED
WARD RORER, aged 1)4. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Lahaska. Pa..
I Wed.. 10 a. m. Autos will meet the 7.03
a. m f vrain iruiu jwaum. iinmii., "
lahaska station.
RUCII. July 14. at 80 E. Garfield st..
Otn., JAMES, husband of Anna W Ruch
Duo notice of funeral will be given
SHIATFER. On July 13. 1010. HARVEY.
beloved husband of Harriet D. Shaffer nnd
son of Joseph II. ar.d Sarah Shaffer, In his
4.1th ear. Retatlvf s and friends .ilso Camp
No. 7, S. ot V , and employes of Valvollne
Oil Co. are Invlled to attend the funeral
services, on Thurs. at 2 p. m . at his lite
residence. 407 Leedom St., Jenktntowu, Pa.
Int private. Friends may call Wed., frum
-r ... I r, rrl.
SHERMAN. July 11. ATIIEA. widow of
Edward Sherman, aged 73. Relatives and
friends invited to renulem mass, Tucs. 7
a m.. St. .Michael's Church. 10th nnd Lom
bard sts. Int. Toms River. N J. Remains
.mav he viewed Tues.. eve . 1731 Pierce st.
SHIELDS At Ventnor. N. J.. Julv 14.
WILLIAM S. P. SHIELDS. Notice uf fu-
""tEMPER. July 13. EL1ZARETH S..
vvlfe of Andrew Stemper nnd daughter of
William andj Isabella, w.r"",h' " Blrney).
Relatives and friends Invited tn funeral serv.
ices Thurs.. 2 p m . 2004 E. Huntingdon
st Int North Cedar lllll Cem. Auto serv
ice. Remains may bo v ievv ed IVed eve
STEVENSON, Suddenly, July 12, AL
RERT DARE sJTEVKNSON. aged f.9. Rela
tlves and friends. Mt, Moriah Lodge. No.
1.13 V and A. M I University Chapter, Nn.
130 R' A. M. 1 Mary Commandery, No. 8fl.
1C 'T,- flreboat Edwin S. Stuart; Fire De
partment in general: Fire Dept. Relief Assn.:
State Flremsn: Fire Insurance Patrol; 13th
Ward Union Republican Club. Invited to fu
neral Tues., 4 p. -m., chapel Andrew J.
Ralr Son, Arch at 10th st. Int. Fern-
WSTINSON. Julv 12. at .110 E. Martin st..
Roxborough. MARGARET R.. widow of Wil
liam Sttnson. Funeral services and Int.
private at convenlenco'of family.
SYMONS. Suddenly, July 12. JOHN. hus.
band of Ma Svmons, aged 40. Relatives
"-1 -......... nklU 1iin. .,n... 0..... .,..,.
' Rite- Lu Lu Temple, of Phila.; all other
""Inlzations of which he was a member.
W t" lliwral gervlces. 1431 Willow st
'i town. Wed.. 2 p. m. Int. Riverside
Cem.. Norrlstown. Remalns may be viewed
and irienus, ,,,.. w........, .-itumsu
TA'6.-July 14" MARIA, wife of Charles
W Tag (nee Scheffold) aged 60. Relatives
and inenciB. ,u,-- T"V,V,", ,'li. iinr-nt
OrShan Asylum and Ladles' Aid of Phlla-
ti'deiphla Quartet vm" ln,,a 10 , runerai.
int Northwood Cim. Friends may call Wed..
'!u,.n---..7iw Cem
'"ii.'.r as Suddenly. July 14. eliv.a
UH VoUNO (nee Barton) wife of ChaTles
RB Thomas.. Due notice of funeral wlll'be
r..,. from-nino ""n ve. .. .
MNPFJlTAKEItS I
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nn.TH.i
riV-1- MON, July 14. RGRfcCCA CQW
al'lfl -" of James Van Horn. aged. ,7ft.
5:vl-'?, t late residence Ujberry nve.. Hat-
'"V.V.'."-. '.mi"., a d. m.. int. private.
I I.a
SON
ton
luesday, July 1,V
Intel ment ti.lv.ia
1010, at 12:30 P. m.
, WAt.LIS. Suddenly, July 14,
VOGEL, widow of Edward N, Wallls.
notice of funeral will be given.
IDA
Due
PAKCEI, POST
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loan 11000 for tlO
Bring venr diamonds, watches and Jew4rf
to the largest pawnshop In the world.
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vina
nnxnrcn to the city
I.EflAI, AnVKKTIS-ll-NTl
l--5-- KSTATE OF FRANK W. JICNN.
the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to salt
estate art requested to make payment, ani
VW? paving claims to present the same,
vHthout delay, at the offlce of the corporate
Ins South Tourth st., Phila.
E.f?f,c.ul?,';v "".heatnut St.. PhlladelphlaiPa.
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
ASA S. WING, President,
and MARTHA E. MUNN.
Attornevs, Executors.
LEWIS, ADLER & LAWS.
LOST AND FOUND
HAO LOSt bV Wldnw.it l.itv KlaeU ni.aSKn
containing money, diamond lavallere. dia
mond sunburst, diamond ring, gold eye
glasses. In public lavatory, boardwalk Wild
wood N J I t liberal reward: no questions
asked A 104. Ledger Officv?.
B0.9K-rr-sta. Saving- Fund book 45758 on
Northern Trust Co.. Phila. Reward.
HELP WANTED FEMALE"
BEL1, TELEPHONE OPERATING
No Experience Necessary
111) TER WEEK FOR BEGINNERS
Salary lnci-eased after
. ". ."rat four weeks'
tralnlnc period.
Young women between
18, and 25 lll find tele
Jhons operating very
fascinating, clean work,
with unusual opportuni
ties for advancement In
salary and position.
tn addition fo a good
salary, we havs com
fortablo rest and lunch
rooms, -where, food is
served at coat.
, Call personally
First floor. 13I Arch st.
Miss Ryan
ALTERATION HANDS
..,- , ON DRESSES
Arri.Y BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
ARTISTS LARG'E PHILA
delphia women's apparel
ing store has well-paylng
vear-round positions to women
fathion artists. Qualifica
tion and some Idea of sal
ary desired In first letter. A
splendid opportunity for am
bitious joung women. P
131. ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER Refined, high-class young
woman wanted to run set of personal books
In engineer's and architect's office; must bo
thoroughly experienced familiar with this
class of work and nble to start within the
next few dass: compensation In direct pro
portion to abUlty of applicant; location, cen
ter of city: vfrlto fully in first letter, which
will be received In confidence and returned
C 333. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER, to assist In bookkeeping
department of corporation In northern
section of city: one. who can do stenographlo
work preferred; state age, experience, sal
ary expected P 003. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, for automobile
agenrv: must lie quick and accurate, ad
Ply 8302 Chestnut st
BOOKKEEPER. experienced In all Its
branches Phone Manheim SOOT
BURROUOHS HOOKKEEPINO MACHINE
OPERATORS. BXPHniENCEn. Wi. f
THOSE THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH
BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS AND MACHINE
OPERATION NEED APPLY: GOOD PAY
ANDJ'HANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT AD
DRESS F. O. rfOX 31. NEW BRITAIN
.. CORRESPONDENT
COMPETENT IN STENOGRAPHY
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S -----"''
DISHWASHERS, WHITE
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
DRESSMAKERS. EXPERIENCED
ON FINE WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S -"--""
GIRL wanted, colored, for chambermaid
and waitress at Langhorne. pa.. 20 mll-s
out, Phila. and Reading Railway; no wash
ing, good home. Apply Wednesday, Ju! Uf
between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m., at 1331 Jcf
ferson st . Phila.
GIRL experienced at telephone exchange In
wholesale grocery. Apply in person
Comly. Flanlgen 4 Company. 113 S. Dela
ware ave . Phila
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
ESTABLISHED 1800
WOMEN AND GIRLS
FOR KITCHEN WORK
PREPARING VEGETABLES
. . ..MI-ATS. F.TC.
ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WORK
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
, . HIGH WAGES
INCREASED AUTOMATICALLY
TIME AND HALF TIME
OVER 48 HOURS
PLENTY OF OVERTIME
SPECIAL BONUS J2 PER WEEK
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO
2D AND. MARKET STREETS
CAMDEN. N. J. --
-?. yrJU.i? ,rar" "tlns: you can
earn (U to J2o rer week and paid 1 whlli
learning Apply Universal P.d n WW!
Co., 257
uiamonq si.
HOSIERY
PAIRERS AND FOLDERS
Experienced 'on
fine seamless hosiery
To work st night
Those not employed
durlng'the day
Hours, 8 p. m. until 10 p. m.
BONUS PAID
' ijn addition
to pfece-work rates
Can call at the mill
In the evening
NOTASEME" HOSIERY CO.
Oxford and Mascher sis.
HOUSE GIRL wanted. Sherry's Cat.. Brosd
snd Christian.
JANITRESS Three rooms, partly furnished.
. for light services. 1401 N. 1tth t. '
LAUNDRY
FANCY IRONERS; NO HATURDAT WORK
APPLY MARKET STREET LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT STREET
LEDGER CLEnK wanted for posting, tx.
perlenced on bank, auditors' or stock
ledgers; apply by letter only: gtv. full psi-
ir-nl.ra. Westlnghouse Limn rvi r.s
.Wldener Bldg.
MILLINER8. EXPERIENCED
APP.,Y BUREAUOKPLOYMENT
OPERATORS, experienced on Union Special
. . machines'-piece work: best rates paid;
steady work. Hyglenlo Fleeced Underwear
Co-. 2415 N. Howard. "
SPOOLERS, experienced on vfln. cotton snd
msrcerlzcu slceln ysriis: steady work .mi..
goon wnarBi it win ie worm "rour
te. InveBtlaiatB- irrl.dViArvar. A..
I Mt. Co,.,.48O0 N. f8tb St., mar Wsjm. June?
, , . c, . 1 "..
HELP WANTEP-gBMALK'V ,"
5Ti?iK99MEI,En'. t5XPERtfiNCED.
tRSiW-JKH rOSITIONt OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
APPLY
.rul,I-IC I-EDOER CO.
6TII AND i CHESTNUT STS.
ASK FOR MR. WIEST
knid'w -I'.'-S-V nnd. Htnt to boik
Hon i?,"l,.Wl-"-ih-r Urf lumber corpora.
tU"n!.,fcff!1"1 section of dtyj ipofl.
i" ?. m own handwriting, stating
8 30 fnP a USf'an'L."-u.r-' "pected; hoara
WAITREsaEg (WHITE!
. "ntiiujoni- a
Ai'i'ux UUIIBAU OP BMPLOTJ1ENT
VMnSl"
WAiff?? & fl?JMiSJ '"."JLiS Jn e.ntr.1
phone exchange." A 30." Le.d?'off !:" ""'
W32i5SB8,j cPrIenced .on fine cotton an
.m.'.rcerllid k,,n yamsT steady -rork antlra
yeari pood wages: It will be, worth tout
iuir. lo 4ooo N, 18th st,, near Wains June.
n?HVa.SSK"' .?!.?I0"ffi' .?'. ..wiitol
--. . .v..... , Buii.uiB itotk lar suiiaoia
person: particulars sent on receipt of quail
flcattons. P 92D. Ledger Office.
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT. C. P. A.: state age. P,r.
ence, compensation, o 31 B. Ledger Offle..
ACCOUNTANTS A well-known (1, - .......
lip accountants requires experienced seniors"
semis. n net. .nrf 1..n,.. - l. si.Brn,gr.
flee. fnelai;.t,. V'-;'?.: .r. ''.VariOUS Of
:;r:-".Va" . """-,c,",uJ ?
age. .v.
j-.ii.iiio uu s&mrjr requtrea,
Ofnce.
A 38, ledger
A UTO MOBILE MECHANIC, first class- good
salary: steady work: first-class workmg
conditions. F. L. Daniel,. Hlghtstovvn Ml
caiii'E.vters. Seeds ft DerhamTcontrae- "
tors Columbia ave. bridge. oVs?huyN "
kill river. East River Drive. Falrmount
rarK,
CLERK
1
EXTENDING CLERK WANTED BT
WHOLESALE HOUSE: MUST BE QUICK
AND ACCURATE AT FIGURING FRAC
TIONS. ADDRESS r O. LOCK BOX 1013.
COST ACCOUNTANT TO TAKE CHARCHS
, OF 'DEPARTMENT; OUT-OF-TOWN F.W-Z9SZ-
UP.H0J?' Jm- A- u- SfcTlUEV KKN.
NETT SQUARE 22. FOR APPOINTMENT,
DESIGNERS, experienced In m.dlum and
heavy machine tools: give age and ex
perience In detail. Address A. Wood, cars
of the Nlles Tool Works Co.. Hamilton. O.
DRAFTSMAN Heavy machine tool experi
ence preferred: state schooling and com
plete experience in application and weekly
wage required P 118, Ledger Office.
DRAFTSMEN Bethlehem Steel Company
has several permanent positions open for
first-class designers and mechanical drafts
men on hydraulic presses and machinery,
rolling mills and spei lal machlnerv; only
men who can deliver the goods should apply.,,
giving age, experience and ealary expected,
to H. If. Hummel. Bethlehem Steel Company.
Bethlehem, Pa. '
DRAFTSMEN, structural, on crane work.
Apply Crane Dept.. Nlles-Bement-Pond Co..
Mlfllln nnd Meadow sts.
ELECTRICIAN wanted.
nut St.. second floor.
Apply 006 Chest-
FURNITURE FINISHERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S --r-'11
LABORERS. Seeds Derhan.. contractors.
Columbia nve bridge over Schuvlklll river.
East River Drive, Falrmount Park.
LEDGER CLERK wanted for postlnr ex
perienced on bank, auditors1 or .tock
ledgers: apply by letter only: glvo full par
ticulars. Westlnghouse Lamp Co.. 340) v
Wldener Bldg. N
MACHINE TIAND3 EXPERIENCED MEN
on moulders or stickers; 48 hours: highest
wages. Planing Mill, oth and Tioga its.
SPECIAL. OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
MEN ON PRODUCTION WOItK
Ages IS to 43
WEIGHT 140 LBS. OR MORIS
MUST BE IN GOOD PHYSICAL
CONDITION
No experience necessary
No labor trouble
Apply in person or communicate st -v
once with Factory Employment v
Office.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO.,
FIRST-CLASS MACHINE MAN. FAMILIAR
WITH GARNETT MACHINES. TO TAKB
CHARGE OF GARNETT ROOM AND GET
RESULTS. GOOD WAGES TO RIGHT
MAN. OLD-ESTABLISHED MATTRESS
FACTORY.
M OH. LEDGER 0FFIC8.
s
'1
MEN WANTED AT ONCE
FOR THE .
U. S. MERCHANT MARINE"
TO BE TRAINED AS
, SAILORS. F1RBMEN. STEWARDS
St)R
GOOD JOBS AT GOOD PAT
ON OCEAN-GOINa stnr
PAT WHILE TRAINING: BOARD VAND
QUARTERS FREE; AGES IS TO 33; BRING
BIftTH CERTIFICATES.
APPLY TO
U. &.' SHIPPING BOARD AGENT
CITY HALL YAHD
- PHILADELPHIA
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