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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23,' 1919
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BUSINESS NOTES
Friers for dyes continue firm, owing
STtnore to the advancing costs of bnsio
'taafrrlali entering Into their niniin
, fncture than to any marked Increase In
demands.
P Cloak, salt and dress concerns aro
J booking a large business, although the
I continuous downpour of rain has
t checked the activities of lltlng buyerR
somewhat.
t -
J Large prodncers of women's high-
I class coats are ordering their fur trim-
Imlngs directly from manufacturers in
stead of buying raw skins and haing
J the collars and cuffs made up under
Lcontract.
1 Inquiries from customers regarding
th outlook for merchandise for nrt
spring keep the woollen mill selling
lagenta constantly reminded of the fart
that a lightweight season is approach
ing. Most of the mill ngents Insist that
'they have not booked spring order" anil
.'wlll not do so until after the 1st of
"next month and possibly not until Sep
tember. .- Paper and textile mills are In the
1 market for large quantities of blenching
ipowder. Demands from South America,
."which have continued steady during the
Vlast week, showed no signs of slackening
Tt, TTnlle.1 .States seems
destined
soon to lead the world in the export of
v
Few investors realize tihat
manutacturers of automobiles, commer
cial trucks and tractors, seldom
manufacture their ow.i standard parts, such
as Universal Joints, Propeller Shifts, Drives
and Cone Clutches.
One of the leading companies
specializing in the manufacture of these
vital parts is the Hartford Automotive
Parts Company wi h extensive pla ts at
Hartford, Conn.
More than 80 well-known
manufactures of pleasure cars and auto
trucks use this Company's products,
insuring a divers tied marker.
Net assets are equivalent to $89. per
share (par $50) for the oustanding
Preferred Stock. Net earnings show a re-mark-ible
increas; in business and should
approximate 4 times Preferred Stock
dividend requirements for 1919.
Let us seij you circular P.P.L. 341, deacribtno
HARTFORD AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, OOL
8 CumulttiTc Preferred, which OO
see recommend, re yield v-
HolIisterVThite & Go.
iNconeoRATsa
North American Building
PHILADELPHIA
BOSTOM SPRINOFIELD PROVTDENCE
The Story of the World War
on the American Ticker
This is the subject of
answers the questions:
How do present prices of standard stocks and
bonds compare with prices during the panic of
1907 and the years preceding the war?
Were prices lower durins the war than in 1907?
How has the war afTected different classes of
securities?
It is a circular that will interest all holders of
securities and has been quoted as "The most inter
esting circular seen this year and full of real
information."
Copies furnished on application.
We invite
subject.
inquiry on
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Established 1892. '
BANKERS
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Due July 1st, 1939
Price 98i2 and Interest
Convertible into Common Stock at the rate of 13
shares of Common Stock for each $1000 Bond, thereby
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years a call on the Common Stock at about 77?c. An at- 5
tractive investment with a promising speculative feature.
Application will be made to list these bonds on E
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Descriptive circular upon request ,. " S
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1417 CHESTNUT STREET
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We have prepared descriptive analyses
of the above stocks and shall be fffad to
e'upply copies on request.
HALLE &
Members of the
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coal, though ranking third In this re
spect In 1013, says a stntcment Issued
by the National City Bank. Last year
Englnnd, formerly the world's chief coal
exporter, sent out only one-half the
amount of coal exported In 1017, while
exportation from the I'nlted States in
creased 25 per cent.
Supplies of raw furs In the hands of
dealers are said to be smaller than at
any time In the last ten years.
Refined Sugar Unchanged
Kelt York. July 23. Some concern
Is manifested in sugar refining circles
na n result nf the marine strike, which
" ' , , g
has nnd still Is presenting the free
movement of vessels from this port to
load nnd transport the raw products
here The strike situntion is declared
by refiners to be the onlv critical point
In the entire sugar situation, nnd it is
confidently hoped that the efforts now
mnkitiir tn brine about all amicable set-
.. ' . .u ,r,nr.,o,l.,,u,. "'" ur '"" "" "''I""""111''
iiemrnt neiwn-ii in.- i"" "' " ' , ;
wlll be successful The local market
remains unchanged the arner nnd
the Nntlon.il rompnnles being with
drawn. The American company is ac
cepting business for September ship
ment, while Arbuckle Urothcrs are of
fering softs Itnws nlso are unchanged
at 7 20 for ptj-degrce centnttigais, uc-
lUered.
BAR SILVER
Commercial bar silver was quoted Ir
New York today at ?1.0(iMj. an in
crease of L"ic. in ijomiou me price
indvnnced Ad to r4riid
our latest circular.
any current investment
New York Stock Exchange :
Philadelphia Stock Kirhanca :
STIE6LITZ
N.Y. Stock Exchanga
NEW YORK
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trade It on Small Scale Gilt-Edged
Section Dropa
Indon, July 23. Securities had a
heavy tone on the stock exchange today,
but selling was not large. Trading was
on n small scale
The gilt-edged sections drooped
again. Hesitation wns shown in Ca
nadian and Argentine rails, but Mexi
cans were firm Kaffirs were steady on
expectations of an enrly announcement
ns to the gold price question.
Oils were wenk. but diamonds nnd
Wll WITH s"II.t IMIL .Hill
Mnrronig ,,,,,, strength
Autocar Company Increases Capital
Stockholders of the Autocar Companv
have approved an increase In the nu
thorlrod capital stock from .?.0)0,000
to S 10. 000. 000. Stockholders of record
i..lH no .. :tl I. nt.. nn ............ ...it.-
no
f subscribing to SI.DOn.nno of the new i
. ... . . . . , tlit. '
extent of 00 per cent of tlielr present ,
l,..l,ll-. A,,r nf thn St 1101) IWI ..,.
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stock not taken bj stockholder? is to be
offered to employes of the conipnn.
An officer of the compnny said this
morning that rumors to the effect that
the Autocar Company would enter n
consolidation of automobile ronipnnies
was absolutely without foundation.
There has been no ebnnge in either the
officers or directors of the company.
i
Hog Prices at New High Record
Chicago. .Tuh 23 Hogs made a new
i high rccoul here todav, opening 2oc to
'i.'c higher, w ith top price of S2.'?.2.".
There Will Be Plenty of Coal
This Year for AH Buildings
Having
The CULM-BURN Equipment
Thn tT P KupI Administration saa
"foal phortns 1 cnmlnff unit thp V.
P Pcrptnr nf I. ilwr htststn that
I.nhor shortish Impend! ' n rv un
comfortable outlook for all cxrppt tints
uhop heating KMpnis ere qulpiH,d! with
th C'tilm-Uiirn (Irate, on whkh erroen
Inire coal dirt rler coal or culm can
be burned lth ns si"0 efllclenc
Tan He Fitted to Your Tresent
Holler Without rhangr In "yntem
Scurf for Descriptive Matter and
Tettlmoriah
The Culm-Burn Grate Co.
018 I.iifii.Tctte IJl.lar.. I'liiliu, Pa.
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S. S. AIRLIE July 30
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PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans $1000 for $10
Brine yonr diamonds, watches and Jfwelr
to the larcest pawnshop in the world.
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
BONDKD TO THE CITY
MAnWED
KNIOHT L.EKRT Mrs Mary E Card
well of Mt Airy announces the marrlass
of her daughter EDITH C I.EARY to
BOY W KNIOHT of Topcka Kan . on
Tuesday. July 1'.', 1019
Iteafljs
ARCHER Suddenly Julv 21 WILLIAM
J husband of Kstherlne Archer (nee Mc
Closkev) and ton of Elizabeth and late Wil
liam H Archer Ketatles and friends,
police of the Stth Dlatrlct. Invited to fu
neral Thurs 8 in a m 2311 Houvler
at Mass nf retulen Church of St Monica
10 a m Int Hol Cross Cem
AUSTIN At Chester July 21 EDOAR
V AUSTIN Relatives and friends also the
emploes of the Southern Penna Traction
Co , lnIUd to funeral services. Thurs 2
?m ISH7 Edg-emont ae Chester, Pa Int
'err wood Cem
BAUTLE. July 22, FIvORENCE C wife
of Frederick Bartle, aed SS Rslathes
and friends Invited to funeral. Sun,. 2pm,
residence of brother, Alexander Taylor, 2282
N 27th st. Int Hillside Cem. Remains
may be viewed Sat eve.
I1ETSCH ub 21 HELENA M . daush
ter of late John C and Mag-dalena Betsch,
aaed 20. Relatltes and friends German Re
formed Church and Sunday School Sndetv
and employes of Brandle It Smith InWted
to funeral, Thurs 2pm sister's resi
dence Mrs. Charles Schmidt 274S Ash st
Bridssbura Int Oerman Reformed Ground
uriaesDura jierosins may ds viewea wea ,
s in in o
liUAUUAIAIV,'
July 20 JANR dsurhter
of James and Marysret Boardman uela
tlves and friends Invited to funersl, Tburs
8 SO a. m Oliver H. Balr Bldir.. 182n
Chestnut st. Mass of solemn roquism St
Charles Borromeo 10 a. m Int. New Cathe.
dral Csm
BROWN Suddenly, JuIt 51, of 1011 vW.
Cumberland st . CHRI8TOPKSR, huspenA of
! Amslla Brown (nea lfackl. IlslataWsa
and friends. Fequod Tribe, No. IS, I. 61 IB. 1
u.. and all ether lodaea of which he wti.a I
member. Jnvlted te funeral erve. Ifi3 I
ammmtmmmmmtmmtmma''m
f5ptyv -t J s7Ft?G$?ftr
DEATHR
m.i. I 15 VL'. ,nt Nnrlhwood Cem ne.
m'.l"n"J b viewed Thur. . 8 to 10 p. m
IS'i"iVNm,n,,v51,''IU,V st Julv 21
iniSiJ1 nxovc3 Funeral services Thurs .
f i- ,.C5"' 2J NELLIE M daughter
of i.lliabeth and lat Patrick Carr (nee
ei- r i il'1"""" nd friends lnlted to
E?-.!.1 oTM"?. .7 1n m residence of
mother 2144 V Howard st Requiem mass
Church of th- Visitation 0am Int Hols
Cr?.,".?Am Am 'nnersl
MiniVUSAi'i? -Bedford N J. July 20
t'j. -. '"'"'J to funeral, residence, near
I ''i,ori JJ J, Thurs .2pm Int Med-
Autos will meet trains leaving Market at
ferrv rhlla in in ,. m. and Sit. Holly
9 41 a m . nt Medford
. DOLLMCHECK At nunnemede. N 3
Juls 21 CATHERINE. wldoTnf OeraVDoll
scherk need US. Relatives and friend In
jlted to funeral Thurs , 1 p m . son-tn-Ia
a residence John H Rowers Jr. Run
nemede N J Ser lees at home Int. Chens
M I. rem Train leaves Chestnut at. fern
It n m Friends may call Wed after 8
p m
DONNELLY Julv 21. SARAH daughter
or lite Patrick nnd Jane Donnellv Relatives
and friends V A Hnchman Co Inc Hen
Asvo Sacred Heart Society of St Ed
nrd Church Invited to funeral Sat . S 30
a m 2412 V loth et Solemn requiem
mass
mas" t Edward's Church in a m Int
Holv milrhre Tern A.itn funeral
Dot OHEUTY Julv 22 ELLEN DOUGH-
lIn7 T . l'l""f ra trick Doiishertx. late of
j-nmninun ra .-sotlce or runerai later
from r,-slilence of da uehter Mrs Mary Kllen
" '.'! . .r'.li N lath ?!
rT llllT'l- t. vl.l.. . .nn.ln.l.v
ItfUlwrt (! Mfonl 111 I.lnden ae t Hnd
tlonr)l,1 N. J Juh 22 NATHAN E. 1HT
BRI.r bbiH III llelatlxes nnd friends.
Apnlln Ijide No 31 F and A M .
Oriental Chapter No. 1S1. h A M. and
I'UlHlnn Vn 11. n of I. E. Imlted to
funrjl serlres Trl .1pm. Oliver H
Hilr Tilde 1!20 Chestnut st . rhlli. Int.
prhate rorriHOod Cem
Ut'FFV Jul 20, St'SAN wlf nf
Thomas Huff and daushter of Mary Mullen
(net. Pl-imondl and late Thomis Mullen
Relative and friend nil societies nf ulilch
he whs a member lnltrd to funeral, Thurs,
.10 a m J207 ft Clarion st Solemn
requiem miM Church of the Epiphany 10
a m 'nt HnM Cross Cem Auto eerlce
EI.l.ERY Juh 21 CATHAItlNK wife of
John (1 Kllen Relatives and friends ln
Mted to funeral Frl R .in a m 2H2 N
loth st Solemn rtnulem mass st Tdward's
1 Church in a m Int Hnl ftenulchre Cem
l FAI't.kNKIt At Norwood Pa July 20
I MARIE E rACMCNER, dauehter of
I Thomas n and Annie A Faulkner (nep
Kanel ReUlhen and friends B V M Po-
dalltv t.eacui' of the Sarred Heart of St
Gabriel Church and. emnIops of H K
Mulford l.anorator lnlted to funeral
Thurs R 30 a tn parents residence 012
1 Mnhawk ale Norwood Pi Hlsh requiem
mass St GinrlPl s Churrh 10 a m Int
Hol Crpe Cem Auto funeral
rEROt'OOV lull 21, R011FRT lfAKT
ING husband of Miy Iiwber FerKuson nnd
son of Nathaniel H and Hannah M Fer
KUson aired 1" RelatUes and friend In
-,lted to -er Ire rd s p m pir.nts'
( resldinee ll'il rcli st Int Lakeside Cem
j Doxer Del ''burs
FIELDS JMl 21 MARftATtET CECRLTA
riKI.pl (nre Hn i ). wife of John J He',.
iRelate Hnd f rlen 1 Incited to fun ral
'Thur. RIO ,. m 0121 Cathirlne st Sol
emn requiem mass St Carthaa-p Church 02d
and Cedar ts 10 a m Int Hoh Cros
Cem
FLANAGAN lulv 21 ALICE1 I wife of
Patrick J rianacan (nep Carroll) Reta
ttes nnd friend Invited to funeral rrl
I 10 a m lit In kson it Solemn requiem
hlch miH Our Lnd of Mt Carniel Church
1U a m Int llnlv Cross Cem
FOLKT Suddenh July 2t MART
widow of Thnmi Fnle RelatHes and
friend Imlted to funeral frl R 10 a m.
1411 Dlcklnon st Solemn blph mas or
rpqulpm Churrh of St Rita 10 a m Int
prhatp Hol I ro Cem Auto serlce
1 GILL At Swedeboro N J Julv 2J.
JOSLl'II W Gil 1. aaed R4 Relathe and
friend inlted to funeril residence of son
WpsIpv II Gill Swedeshoro N J Thur
2pm Int rKllnirtnn Cem Autos will
meet train Icnltie Tbll i Market at ferry.
12 24 at hwedcHlwro Station
1 GRAHAM JuH .'2 WILLIAM E hus
1 band uf Annie Graham (neo FnrrelO and
son of Eltlab, th and late Jacob Graham
Relative arid friend Court Eneruetlc No
107 F of A Team Drivers- Union No
470 emi'lo'.ps of illow Pine Lumber Yard
Invited to funeral Sat 1 P in . 223 Oer
rltt st Sen be In St lohn Epibcopal
Church 3d and H d 1 2 in p ni Int
I Arlington Cem Remains may be viewed
Frl eve Auto funeral
1 HALtJOEWAClt, lulv 22 GOTTLIEB
husband of late tharlotte Ilalhgeu actus 0.117
I Norwood st Gtn Relatives and friend In
vited to funeral services Frl 2 p. m .
I parlors of S P Frankenfleld's nns 5100
lne st Int Fernwood Cem Omit flowers
HAOVEl Julv ;n. DANIEL C. hus
hand of Kltzabeth Harvey Friend and em.
ployes American Railway Express Co. In
vited to view remain Wed. after 7 sp m,
2141 S Lambert pt (20th and Rltner). Serv
ice and Int lonvenlenro of family.
HECHT lulv 21 FRANK X. huhand
of Rosa Hecht (nee Mtrtln) aoed 01 Rela
tive and friend Pavonla Maennerchor of
Camden N J Retail Liquor Denlers' Ass'n
of Camden. Invited to funeral Frl Ham
11J Market st Camden N J High mas
ss Peter and Paul Church 11 a m Int
Mot Holv Redeemer Cem . PMIa Remains
. rnav bp viewed Thur after 7 n m
1 HEILKMANV suddenlv lulv 22 JOHN
'CONRAD HK.II.EMAVN Sr husband nf
Id i Ilellemann (net Voatl aged (17 Rela
tives and friend Invited to service Sat
2pm St Matthew's Evangelical Luth
eran Church 7th and Luzerne sts Int
Northwood Cem Friends may view remains
at 1111 W Venango st , Trl R to In p in
HENDRICKSON Julv 22. CHARLES E
huband of Sarah W Hendrleksnn runerai
101 n Front st Red Hank N J Thurvdav
HOOVRTH Sud.'onlv July 22, WILLIAM
N husband of Marie A Hogarth (nep
Krana) Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral sprvlces Thurs R p m 142 H
l.indenvvood st, W et Phlla also strvlccs
I Grice Lutheran ( hurch Lancaster. Ta
Frl 1pm Int Iancaster Pa
1IORNE lulv jn ALICE A wife of
Dovle A Home and diushter of John and
I la Mu'rhell aged 10 Relative nd friend
invited to services Frl 2 p m, 1050 S.
Ithan st Int Arlington Cem
HOOVER Julv 22 WILLIAM LATIMER
HOOVER aged 7(1 Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services Frl 2 10 p m ,
Oreland Pa Int private
IEFFERS Julv 22 ANNA wife, of Au
gusta Jeff rs Duf notice of funeral will be
given o2() Marlvn road West Phlla
.H'NNF July 20. ANNIE M. wife of
Ch tries L Junne Relatives and friends
Invited to services Thurs 2 p m, N W.
cor. Water and South sts Remains may
be viewed Wed., 8 to 10 p m Int. Eden
Cem
KLOTZ Julv 21. J WELDON husband
nf Ethel Klotz (nee Hogan) and son of
Chsrlea! and Louisa Klotr Funeral sen Ice
Thurs ,2pm parent' residence 5110
DufReld st , Frankford Friends may call
Wed eve Int private
LOXLEY BKNIAMIN OGDEN LOX
LEY need 7R Relatives and friends, com
panions of the Penna Cnmminderv of the
Military Order ot the Loval legion of the
United States Invited tn funeral services,
Thurs. 3pm "114 Rovei t Mt Aln
Int private Train leives Readln? Terminal
Station 1 50 for Mt Mrv station
LYONS. Julv 22 ROSE V . daughter of
Patrlrk J nnd Mirv Uvon nee Mo
Guckln) and sister of Rev Bernard I.vona.
aesd 1.1 Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Frl S 10 a m from parents' resi
dence 1419 S 29th st Solemn high mass
of requiem at St Gabriel's Churrh in a. m
Int Holy Cross Cem Auto service
McCAULEY July 21 K1HN son of
Tames and Margaret AfcCaulv formerly of
Phoenlxvllle, Pa Relatives and friend In
vited to funeral Thurs 7 30 a m resl.
dence of brother-ln-Uw John VrCollough.
, 1712 Ingersoll st High requiem mass
I Church of the Gesu 9 a in Int Holy Cross
, Cem Auto funeral
MrFADDEN lulv 22 MARY AGNES.
1 vclfe of Patrick J McFadden (n,e McCarrvl
Relatives and friend Rosarv Society of St
1 Charles s parish Invited to funeral Sat,
8 in a m residence of husband BTldge-
water Pa Solemn requiem mass St
Charles's Church Cornwall r 10 a m
Int St Mark's Churchyard Bristol Pa
McOINLEY July 22 JOHN A husband
of Gertrude M F. MrGlnley (nee MeFallsl
Due notice of funeral will be given, 3730
SDrlng Garden st
MILLER luly 21 PETKR husband of
Clare Miller (nee Arandt) aged 4H Rela
tives and friends McKean Klenker Un
tvereln and Franklin Untvereln No 1,
Hardwood Finishers' Loral Union No. 420
Invited to services Thurs ,2pm 2011
S 21d ft Int Fernwood Cem Friends
mav tall Wed eve Auto funeral
NOLEN Suddenly, July 21 at Policlinic
HopltaI GEORGE A NOLEN Due notice
of funeral will be given
OBERHOLTZ1R Suddenly. July 21
CLARA OBERHOLTZER (nee Zlmmpr). wlf
of Jacob S Oberholtzcr. Relatives and
friends members of Maggl6 R Balrd Chap
ter of O of E S No. 31 Invited tn serv
ices Thurs 2pm residence of her
brother-in-law R B Helllg 0221 N. 15th
st Login Int private
O'CONNELL July 10. HELEN MARIE
wife of John J O Connell and daughter of
CatheHnP and late Thomaa Dnvlp Relatives
and friend invited to funenl Thurs 8 80
a m mother's residence 1561 N Alder st
Solemn hlsh requiem mass st Malachy's
Church 10 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem Auto
'"pFEIPFF.R lulv 20 HERMAN L hus.
band of Anna Ffelffer (nee Hollldav) rtela.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services,
Thurs 2pm 3213 N 21th st Int prl
.ate. Mt Peace Cem Remains may be
viewed Wed 7 to 0 n m
PUNT Julv 20. HENRY H husband of
late Augusia i-uni iveiauve ana rrienns
Volks Vereln of the Holv Trinity Church In
vited to funeral, Thurs 8am 531 Queen
st High mass Holv Trinity Church n an a
m Int Holy Redeemer Cem. Auto fu.
staest
I'i'HDY Julv 20 at Rtonlngton. Conn
WILLIAM B PURDY aged 33 Int July
"3 at r.nsi Auinrn
REILLY At 271 S 11th st July 21
KATHARINE REILLY Relative. and
frlenda Invited to mass at St John's Crurch
Thurs 7 a m Int Danville Pa Trlend
may view remain Wed eve Oliver H
Hair Bldg 120 Chestnut st
ROONF.Y Julv 21 MAROARF.T widow
of Patrick M Bnoney (nee Relllv) Reli.
tlves and friends Rnsarv Altar and Sarred
Heart Societies of St Monlca'a Church In
vited to funeral, Frl , 8 30 a. m. 1504
trTsTIErtTAISERSl
MNb
DIAWON
KSfimps
i SssrF '
DBA Tilt
Rltner st Solemn mass of requiem Church
of St Monica, 10 a m Int. Holy Cross
Cem
SANKRT Suddenly July 20, HARRT M
husband of Ute Ella E Sankev Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs1.. fl:80
a m , 530 N ,11st st Solemn requiem
mass 10 a m St Agatha's Church, SRth
and Spring Garden sts Int. private
SATERS Suddenly. Julv 22 JOHN
LAYERS Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services Frl . 2 p m 128 W. Mt
Pleasant sve Mt Alrv Int private
SCIIAFFKR. July 20 MART B. 8CHAF
FEB. (nesj Callahan), widow of Edward Sehaf.
fer. Relatives and friends, League of the
Sncred Heart and B. V. M Sodality of St.
Thomas Aqulnaa Church Invited to funeral.
Thurs.. 8 a m , 1042 S 10th at. Solemn
Sequlem mass Church of st Thomas Aaulnas
.30 a, in. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
"siH'OENER July 22. ALICE C widow
of Charles W Schoener Relatives and
friends. League of the Sscred Heart of St
Agatha's Church Invited to funeral Frl ,
8 30 a m , residence of son, Harry F
Schoener 8R17 Brandywlne at West Phlla.
Holemn requiem mass st Agatha's Church
10 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu
neral.
SEAL July 21. EMMA HALDEMAN.
wife of George Thomas Seal 1010 Clinton
st , and daughter of late Samuel and Eliza.
bPth Thompson Davis Relatives and friends
Invited to services Thurs, 1 p. m.. Oliver
11 Balr Bldg . 1R20 Chestnut st. Int. prl
vale Mt Hope Cem , Del co , Pa,
SMITH On Julv 20. 1010 IDA MAmON
SMITH wife of George D Smith and daugh
ter of Ida and late T Joseph Devennev
and beloved granddnughter of late Robert
M and Harriet A Marvel, a gen 20 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Thurs 2 p. m . at late' residence 2210 S.
Clarion st Int. private Fernwood Cem
Friends may call Wednesday eve,
SMITH At the Trarv 30th and Chest
rut sts , Julv 20 MARGARET TAYLOn
frIITH (nee Stuckert) wife of Charles W
Smith Sen Ices Thurs, 2 30 p m. Oliver
H Ilslr Hldg. 1820 Chestnut t. Int. pri
vate Laurel Hill Cem
SMITH Julv 20, MILTON, sen of Mil
ton B, arid Ellle Smith Relatives and
friends, Roader foelal Invited to funeral
Thurs . 2 p m . parents' residence. 4828
Oreenwnv ave Int Mt Morlah Cem. Re
mains mav be viewed Wpd . 8 to 10 p m
SNEE Julv 22 BRIDGET wife of John
Snpe Relatives and friend Invited tn fu
neral. Sat 8 30 n m residence of daughter
Mrs Jame Coward 5417 Westminster ave ,
West Philadelphia Solemn rrqulpm mass
Church of Our Iidy of Victory 10 a, m
Int Holv Cros Cem Auto funeral
PNYDER Ju'y 10 at Atlantic City. 'N.
J ANNA C. M HNYDER late nf 880 N
20th st . wife nf Frank Snvder and daughter
of late Conard and Carnlinp Grnu Rplntlve
and friends. PhltndelnMa Ch-ipter. No. 68.
O E S . invited to funeral service. Grace
Baptist Temple Broad and Berks ats ,
Thurs ,2pm Int. prlv ite, Mt, Vernon
Cem
WEINBERG July 22 LOUIS husband
of Ida Weinberg aged 10 Relatives and
friend Invited to funeral. Frl.. 10 a. m .
parlors of Emanuel Aeher ft Son 1002 tla
mond st Int Chelten Hills Crematory.
WILLIAMS Julv 22 LEWIS TRANCIS,
husband nf Ida H Willi im (nep Edenborn)
Relatlvp and friends Invltpd to funprnl serv
ices 1813 N Park ale Sat . 2 p. m. lnt
private West Laurel Hill Cem
WILSON Julv 20. FRANKLIN, husband
of Mary E Wilson (nee Anderson) Rela
tives and friend International Union Steam
and Operating Engineers. No 447, Invited
to funeral service. .121 E Wlldey ave..
Thurs . 2 p m Int Evergreen Cem.
Friend may call v ed . 7 to 0 p. m.
LOST AND FOUND
BROOCH -Lost. Wednrada Julv 18. at Cape
. Mi, N j on. ovai atamonn brooch: re
Iwald If returned to J E. Caldwell ft Co.
Juniper and Chestnut sts
HELP WANTED FEMALE
AMBITIOUS YOUNG WOMHN
LEARN A PROFESSION IN A
SHELTERED ENVIRONMENT WHERE
GIRLS ARE SELECTHD FUR THEIR
COURTESY. ABILITY AND PERSON
ALITY. THE AMBITIOUS GIRL BETWEEN
IS AND 2,1 HAH GREATER OPPOR
TUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT IN
TELEPHONE WORK THAN IN ANY
OTHER LINK OF WORK
AFrLTCNTfl ARE PLACED ON
THE PAYROLL AT A LIBERAL HAI
ARY THE HAY THEY AUG AC
CEPTED. CALL TO SEE MISS RYAN ABOUT
THIS INTERESTING AND PROFIT
ABLE EMPLOYMENT ANY WEEK
DAY. FROM 0 A M TO 5 P XI.. AT
inn arch sr.. rrusT fixxir.
THE BELL TEI.EPHONE CO. OF PA.
BILL CLERK Experienced bill clerk and
tsplst familiar with Underwood machine;
must be qub k and accurate at figures. Applv.
glvlnr particulars of past experience and
salary expected P 314. Ledger Office.
IlflOKKEKPEll. to assist In bookkeeping
department of corporation In northern
section of city: one who can do stenngraphto
work preierred state age, experience, sal
ary expected P 001 Ledger office
CLERK Young lady for general office work:
seme cost n stent experlenrv accurate at
llgures state uge previous employment and
waUrv desired "N-12." P Q Rox 3443
CAMPHELL'S SOUP
ESTAHLISHED I860
WOMEN AND GIRLS
FOR KITCHEN WORK
PREPARING VEGETABLES
MEATS ETC
ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WORK
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
HIGH WAGES
INCR17SED AUTOMATICALLY
TIME AND HALF TIME
OVER 4R HOURS
PLENTY OF OVERTIME
SPECIAL BONUS 2 PER WEEK
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
2D AND MARKET STS.
CAMDEN. N. J.
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS WANTED
CAN USE TWO EXPERIENCED OPERA
TORS AT ONCE. APPLY OR WRITE
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT,
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO , LTD.,
FRONT AND KERLIN UTS .
CHESTER. PA
I'ORELADIBS wanted: several foreladles
with experience In handling female em
ployes In the confectionery trade wanted In
the wrapping departments of an out-of-town
concern manufacturing an extensively adver
tised product. Reply, giving full experi
ence and salary received. M 132 Ledger
Office
GIRL for general work In mill restaurant
good wages and steady work Apply
Orlswold Worsted Mills Darby
GIRL wanted for light factorv work.
Embroidery Cm . 30.3 Walnut st
GIRLS
It! years and over
to work In wnll-paper factory
Good wages Apply at once
BECKER. SMITH PAGE
Water st. and Snyder ave.
GIRLS over 18 sears: steady work, good ray.
iril.3 Over IO )".. Bl.lMl
Antilv Rush and Diamond
Jasper and On-
isno sis
HOUSEKEEPER, lo assist ! In caring for
convalescing patient In addition to caring
ror smaii aparunuui wp ou( aesirsa;
wniie, noi over " " i ..
giving phone number and salary
Address,
desired
M 13. Ieogcr inner.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
MEN ON PRODUCTION WORK
Ares IS to 45
WEIOHT 140 LBS. OR MORE
MUST BB IN GOOD PHYSICAL
CONDITION
No experience necessary
No labor trouble
Apply In person or communicate at
once with Factory Emplovment
Office.
THE QOODTEAB TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
AKRON. O.
- J '
HELP WANTED FEMALE
LADT. between 21 and 20. college graduate.
far stenographic, secretarial and general
office duties good opportunity. Apply by
letter, a hi, imager unice,
MILLINERY Wsnted. an experienced de
signer for high-class trade. Apply at
once I. W Mulready. 121 S 10th st
NURSE, practical, or housekeeper to care
for small apartment In addition to conva
lescing patient: not over 80 years of are!
rood appearance: sleep out If desired. Call
838(1 N Park ave, or phone Tioga 8870 J, .
OPERATORS, exp. and learnrs. on Union
Special machines: seamers and hemmera
on Jersey cloth bathlnr suits: steady workl
raid while learning: work 48-hour week.
Ivgfenlc Fleeced Under'r Co .2415N Howard,
SPOOLERS, experienced, on fins cotton and
mercerized skein yarns! steady work entire
year: rood wages: It will be worth your while
to Investigate Frledberger-Aaron Mfr. Co ,
4800 N 18th st Aear Wayne Junction.
BPOOLERS. experienced on carpet yarn;:
learaera taken. Apply Bush ft Diamond.
Jasper nnd Ontario sts.
STENOORAPIinn
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT.
WANAMAKER'S.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced, capable
jlrl for position In law office: daylight
office, pleasant surroundlnrs: good salary,
advnneement T 810 Ledger Offlce, ,
STENOGRAPHER Wanted. In banker and
broker's office, capable stenographer from
August 11 to August 28: state salary ex-
peetpd it n, (.eager umca
TEACHKR Competent teacher, desiring
more pleasant and profitable employment,
wanted by firm, where her tralnlnr and ex
perience can be used advantageously: par
ticulars upon application. M 115. ledger
nrrice.
TRIMMERS, experienced on men a felt hats:
good wages: steady emplovment. Apply
FYank Schoble ft Co 10th and Oxford sts.
WINDERS, experienced, on fine cotton and
mercerized skein yarns: steady work entire
jear. good wages: It will be worth vour
while to Investigate Frledberger-Aaron Mfg.
Co., 4000 N 18th st. near Was-ne Junction.
WOMAN One woman of good education and
tact, capable of earning J.11 per week.
short hours and advancement. Call Roll
Denekln Bldg from 2 to 4 p m M Dolts
WOMEN to do light machlno work.
N oth st . second floor
Call 237
YOUNG LADY, Protestant, high school grad
uate, for an office position In a wholesale
house, reply In writing P 324. Ledger Office
BUSINESS SERVICE CO 1110 Land Title
BOOKKEEPERS ASSISTANTS llfilo 2n
STF.NOGRAP'RS, ,8-t25. CLERKS. t12-1.1
HELP WANTED MALT?
ArrotTNTANT for vnrntlon rfllef work dur-
ln,f Auk nnd Sept In offlc of lnrge enr-
pnmtlon frond ntPv Addnnn P O. Box lnfU
TANK TESTKUS New York Shipbuilding
f orporimon .'Hmoon N j.
CABINETMAKERS EXPERIENCED.
apply urnnAu of employment
"WANAMAKEIfF
PATlPr.'.Vir.tf PfiRRMAV uatnt(1 iti-iM in.
panic of taklnr charge of large storio nnd
frame clubhouse near the hhore Address at
orisn uralltiLr nco iTnrltni nnA Ralirv rm
quired M 210. Ledger Office
CAIU'KXIKU. for mill: -rood man wanted:
good wags AppIv Thomas wi.f.hir
ft tons Cn 3300 Prankford av.
rill'MIST fnr Iron nnrl Kti1 nnti lvU: mint
b canahln of standardizing solullflns: coliten wears' experience, and rreferablv one
lege graduate preferred, with at least 3
sear' practical experience: excellent vvork-
1 n g conditions y hih ien ger omce
CHIPPERS AND CAULKERS New Tork
Shipbuilding Corporation Camden N. J,
CL1.11KS Wanted. 2 clerks: must be quick
and accurate at figures If ou want a
good position nnd are willing to work, applv
to C C Veaeey Room 227. Public Ledger
ftlh and Chetnut sts References required
CORRESPONDENT
QUALIFH'D STENOnRAPHF.R
GOOD INITIATIVE
APPLY lU'REAV OF EMPLOYMENT.
WANAMAKER'S.
COrtR MAKERS, experienced Apply Abram
Cox Stove Co , Amerlian and Diuphln sts
PILMAKER wanted on folding paper boxe:
man experienced In making dies from
metal furniture and steel rule. C fi7, P O
Rox 1470.
DRAFTSMAN
for making and checking shoo drawings for
structural steel and plate work. Applv Room
1200. Morrl Building, Philadelphia. Frldiv.
July 25 or send application, stating experl
onrp In full and salary expected
DRAFTSMAN Atlantic Refining Co has an
opening for an architectural draftsman; a
young man to handle architectural detailing
and designing 1 desired: excellent oppor
tunity for tho right man. Apply Mr. OIH's
office 1211 Chestnut st . sixth floor
DRAFTSMEN. 2 or 3. first class, thoroughly
experienced In blast-furnace work: perma
nent position, state full details regarding ex
perience, salary desired and date available
M 420 Ledger Office.
ESTIMATORS WANTED
We need 2 capable, energetic ship
estimators at once: must be familiar
with ship construction, read blue prints
and able to handle technical corre
spondence; none other need apply.
See Mr. Dill
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO . LTD.
1521 Arch st. Phlla.
FINISHER and helper on Inside ornamental
Iro-i work. Apply Steward Stevens Iron
Works 172B N 9th
FITTER-UP on Inside structural iron work
Applj Steward 4 Stevens Iron Works. 172B
N atn
FOREMAN, nine shop: experienced in cut
ting and fabricating pipe: state age and
experience P 822 Ledger Offlce.
FURNACE MOUNTLRS experienced: good
wagea. Applv Abraham Cox Stove Co.,
American and Dauphin sts.
FURNITURE FINISHERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT.
WANAMAKER'S
FURNITURE ITHOLSTEHERH
EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT.
WANAMAKER'S.
FURNITURE RUBBERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE
A WAREHOUSE.
N E COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE.
HARRIS PRESSMEN FOR 2-COLOR S-l
PRESSES: OPEN SHOP: 48-HOUR
WEEK: lilOHESTWAOKS, STEADY WORK
YEAR ROUND: PLENTY OF OVERTIME
MM ROTHSCHILD. INC., 220 W. 39TH
ST .NEW YORK CITY. N. Y.
HOa ISLAND SHIPYARD
CAN USE
' FIRST-CLASS
RIVETERS
HOLDERS ON
COPPERSMITHS
PASSER BOYS
llust b oyer 18 years and furnish
proof of age
We want only those who are looking
for steady work and are ambitious for
advancement! floaters, cream hunter
and Inefficient men need not apply.
For full Information call at one.
80O WALNUT 8T.
See Mr. Shattuck
or Mr. rhllllpa
1MI ARCH ST.
8e Mr. Swarti
OR YARD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
LABORERS. SS'cents per hour. Seeds
tierham. eoptrctors, Columbia ave.
bridge" over Schuylkill river. P. ft R. Rail.
way' East River Drive Falrmount Park.
MACHINE MAITOS EXPERIENCED. MEN
on mould.ra or stickers: 4S hours: highest
wages. Flanlnr Mill, th and Tioga sts.
W:
tHB
'tmiafB WHS OTA-
f .-i- -. !?.
tfo. deafts.
aad lUruji. 1
HELP WANTED MALE
MOTOR ASSEMBLERS Experienced men
wanted to assemble automobile motors:
must be .first-class men Atlantic neflnlng
Co., Employment Dept., Atlantic Oats, 3144
""funn ave.
OILER, about 40 years, to oil shaftlnr and
looms: experience preferred: steady work:
rood chance for right man. Apply Bush ft
Diamond. Jasper and Ontario.
PLATE OtASS CUTTER,
experienced. 205
i, sin st.
PORTERS FOR FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
APPLY WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE
.. WAREHOUSE,
K B. COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE.
WANTED AT ONCB
nrvETEns
RIVETERS
RIVETERS
FIRST-CLASS MEN
COMB WITH YOUR GANGS
THOUSANDS OF HOLES
READY TO DRIVE UP
INSIDE AND SHELL WORK READS
IT'S PIECE WORK NOW OO
APPLT
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO . LTD.
FRONT AND KERLIN BT3.
CHESTEn. PA.
OR SEE
MR. DILI,, 1521 ARCH ST.
PHILADELPHIA
niVETINO GANGS New York ShlpBUlldlnn
Corporation, Camden. N. J.
SALESMAN
j ja..mjr on naraware or sporting roods trade
"tiui'i iu varry biuo lint-; iu rommiafiion,
should make J 10 a day easily. A 201. Ledger
Offlrf
HALKHMEN Wt iMint nperal mm Tho
I ha? faith In their nelllntr .tMllly. our
saleftmrn are mide surceanful b our selling
1 method; men must have pood personality and
clem record; remuneration excellent for
wornwrs Appiy sales manager, 4iu I'errv
Building
SALESMAN Extraordinary opportunity
awaits a man of character, education, ex
perlpnce and personality to associate with a
nngestahllshed real estate concern: glxe full
details In first letter, or application will be
Ignored A .321 Ledger Office
I Ut'mnifV Ol T ftn i t ii.i. j ..
cessful for lnPHtmeni banking housu 13ox
M 13t Ledger Office.
I , " "
SHOEMAKERS Flrst-clnsi trimming cut-
- "s "fl?v ."k. Apply Ijfllrd. hchober
' " . " nn .mhfkh. seconn noor.
, STEEL DESIONER Klrst-class. hlgh-grad.
Structural Steel designer, nf lint Iphh than
'familiar with blast furnace of steel plant
work, permanent position: state full detail
regarding experience, aalarv vvanted nnd date
available M 410 ledger Office
bTOCK SALESMAN tn sell stock In a local
factory, now pacing dividends on both
tho preferred and common stock; automo
bile furnished to take prospects to factory
to Inspect plant, commission 20 per tent
Address A 33ri. Ledger Offlt e
TOOL AND JIG DESIONBRK U anted sev
eral first-clas tool and Jig designer: real
opportunltv for thoe who can uuallfv. Call
or write. Samson Tractor Company. Janes
v llle WI ;
TRACER, first class, wanted, structural
preferred: also capable of handling me.
chanlcal work: opportunltv for advance
ment to draftsman: location Philadelphia
P 321 ,lilKer Office
UPHOLSTERERS Good nay: steady work.
Apply J. B. Van Sclver Co . Camden. N. J.
WANTED
40 bricklayers: union men: rate $i
per hour: long Job: U. S govern
ment marine camp, Quantico, Va.
Apply on Job.
JOHN K. TURTON COHPN.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED MEN AND WOMEN
LEATHER OLAZERS FOR MOROCCO
WORK ONLY: GOOD WAGES; STEADY
WORK: NO LABOR TROUBLE. APPLTAT
MONROE ST. GATE
F. RLUMENTHAL CO.
WILM1NQTON. DEL.
$200 UP MONTHLY ADVANCEMENT
WANTED nESPONStnr.n mv-wv.
TIOUS MAN 22 TO 4R NOW EMPLOYED
WITH PROVEN RECORD HUT LIMITED
CHANCES FOR ADVANCEMENT, AN UN-
rnw r.ur,vii,ii Ul'l'lill I I'.-JHY IS OF
FERED IN INTERSTATE covtMr-nr-V
AND TRAFFIC MANAOF.MEVT B'niiL- nv
.v.iivi.i. .-riiri-r.ivo; .vu'Dl UUAI.lr-Y TO
uium i i'avjivminvj. i.wAin-.rc nATrvn
TRACING AND DELIVERING SHIPMENTS
u.i.r.fi iHivr,u. ir,.M HKUUI.ATION:
$200 TO $700 MONTHLY IS EARNED IVY
COMPETENT MAN' THIS SHOULD MEAN
$10 000 MORE LIFE INCOME KXPUKf.
ENCE NOT NECESSARY IF M ILLIVO TO
MASTER SHIPPING DETAIL UNDER DI.
RECTION OF PRACTICAL TRAFFIC EX
PERTS DURING SPARE TIME PEACE
PORN PRODUCTION AND COMINU FOR
EIGN TRADE MAKE ADVANCEMENT
EAST: PLEASANT. DIGNtFIED PROFFS
SIONAL WORK. PHONE MR. LEWIS.
SECRETARY. SPRUCE .32-B2 FOR AP
POINTMENT WITHOUT OBLIGATION:
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
fienernl
YOU CAN QUALIFY
FOR
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. OCTOBER. 1019
AND FOR SENIOR ACCOUNTANT, OCTO.
BER. 1020. TF YOTT AfT r!ttft.'T.V
The period from 0 tober to January 1
Is the time of business changes and adjust,
ments and of building up of staffs
There Is Just about time enough between
now and November 15 this sear for you
through suitable Intensive training during
your spare hours at home to uuallfv for
a Junior accountancy position that will pa
at least $35 a week.
And ample time to qualify before Oc
tober 1020. for position of senior account
ant, auditor or Income tax expert at a
salary of at least $75 a week, with pos
sibilities of more than twice that amount
The moat successful business training sys
tem ever devised under the tutelage of a
corps of eminent certified public accountant
who are renowned as practical teachers.
We have given hundreds of ambitious,
earnest men and women the start that has
put them over the top and have their rec
ords to point to with Just pride. We can
do as much for sou if you are made ot
the right stuff. It is worth ypur whllo to
Investigate.
During the three months ending Msy 1.
1910. 715 men and women who are being
given specialized vocational training by
La Salle Extension University reported Im
portant promotions and salary -Increases
which are here stated In dollars and cents
THE ACTUAL FIGURES
The present annual earnings of these
715 La Salle members, as reported, amount
to $1,134. 700. Their combined annual earn
ings at the commencement of their training
was $012,600, Actual salars increase as a
result of La Salle training, $442,600. The
records of the university show that 171 ot
these 715 members have completed or nearly
completed their training, while 372 are not
S'et half wav through.
The occupations range from unskilled fac
tory laborer to secretary-treasurer and cer
tified public accountant
Fqusllv successful courses In
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. TRAFFIC
LAW. BUSINESS LETTER WRITINO.
BANKING AND FINANCE.
Write call or nhnne Walnut 3131.
LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
kih i;nesinuc si., rnuaaeipnta
OREENEWAI.D'8
COMPTROLLERS (Asst ) largev Mf. Corn
must he good executive familiar, with sta
tistical work. Accountant familiar with
Corp. and Control arctg. Bkpr. and Cash
ier Accts. with Public Acctg.. exn Ex.
pert Factory cost aect. Mfg . machinery
exp easoniiai, ao.'u.r tn uian-graue man.
Salesmanager, familiar with foreign travel,
evrvirL. and mfg. lines. $3000 and nuniei
excellent opportunity. Private Secty. to
head of legal dept. large corp. Asst. to
emplosjnent mgr,. must be good on de
tails stenograph o exp reoulred. mnn ni
woman, good wages Inspectors small ma.
chin pans, foreign correspondent. French
or Italian, exp. Stenographer, handle French
or Italian dictation Export men. exp. Bkpra.
and btenogs . large Fire Ins Corp. Offlco
Mgr.. nanais corresponoence uemalej, 11,300,
Credit export, dry eoods and woolen house,
n..fiftnin familiar with steel concrete rf.
signing and estimating. Mechanical drafts.
men, borne very vooa oiwnings ror execu
tive men and women office and factory
information blank and booklet gratis. No
enrollment charges. 230 B 11th
BUSINESS SERVICE CO, 1114 Land Title
AUDITORS ACcpUNTANTS-C. P. A.,
seniors. Junlorf. ouhllo utilities, corporation
office and factory coat JS0OO up BOOK.
KKEPERB Gen'l offlce and mfg, $20.$33.
CLERKS Gen'l, cost, storekeepers, to ?OO0.
DRAFTSMEN Design lnch'y,stovesetru't.
ENGINEERS Merh., young coll.ru grads.
KXBUU.Mvr.J' m naa acisa as
HELP WANTED MALE
General
,- , ... EARN BIO MONET
tiJrm 1 ,!orikV uto rer,,l,r' mechanical and
mlnVi1 irKn !?D practical llnef. . a
Call w ntB n Blerine PCnOOl
.. ai-j0 iiiuwn .,, cniinuripuiH.
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVH AND REPAIR
- , AjfTOMonii.r.
25 COMPLETE rOl'RSE 25
, .DATAND NIOHT CLASSES
Satller'a, 1001 Spring: Garden Open Sunda
AGENTS
AC-ENTS In our monthly accident and
health department, new iillce, $ini
natural death heneflt In addition alck and
accident benefits. JD.ooo 000 rompanv, liberal
contracts Commercial Casualty. 130 f. 4th
SITTJATIONB WANTED MAI.B
AUDITOR.Arrnuntant. head nf a a-nvern-
ment auditing dept during- war, oren for
enearement, thorouichly riuallned by exper.
inri ultt.sl n. . V..J ...1,1 .' 1 .
auoitor, offlre manasrer or organize account
.... ...,., ,uni,irn .Minreew II n, l.en vin.
BOOKKEEPER Credit man. auditor expert
ence. manufacturing corporation, dealrej
RWJ."""1 Poltlonv H100. Ledger Branch.
404V Market st
CHAUFFEUR, white aged 40; a thoroughly
experienced man on high grade cars: sober
nnd reliable, gn anvwhere, cood ref. Miller.
Box 22, Nevvtnvvn Square, Ta
EXECUTIVE Are ou looking for a capa
ble nun to rflleve vou of responsibility In
the management of the office, the sales the
advertising or any particular branch of the
business? If so. thero Is a man of ability,
experience, tact, pep and progressive Ideas
who la looking; for TOU. why not ret to
gelherT Adrtrem A SI7. Ledger Office
HOSIERT Young man vrenta position In
large mill: 7 vears' experience In buvlnt
and selling knit goods. M 104, ledger
Office.
PRIVATE SECRETARY, broad-gauged youn
executive nossesalng skill In organization.
flnese. tactful without losing the punch,
happy faculty for writing something on a
wide rangn of subjects, knows that some
where there Ic R buy business man that
needs some one to help shoulder the lo-vd and
hn a mental left arm: salary desired S33:
let us get together. T 312, Ledger Office.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Mlli KANE, Ml 8 10th St. Situations
wanted, cooks, waitresses, chambermaids,
houework girls, butters, housemen, eta:
open all summer. Phone Spruce 3401.
FARMHANDS and dalrv handn and married
men white and colored 41S Race at.
WIIITn and colored help wanted and sup
piled Hursey. 123, 3. loth Dick Sola.
BLDG. MATERIALS REPAIR
FOUNDATION STONE FOR SALE
QUARRY AT NORTH PHILADELPHIA
11. C. AMHLER, 3717 Old York road.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED A man with good reputation,
with a capital of $23,000 for equal part
ner In shoe business; conducting 2 large
stores In th heart of the city: doing $300,
000 business nnnuajlv. For further Informa
tion communlcato with Box P 231, Led, Off
$2300 SECURES half Interest In 100 build
ing tots, market value $10 000! InrnteH In
growing suburb Willow Grove section: In
vestment secured by trust co P 307 Led. Off,
CARPET CLEANING
WALLACE
T N. 191828 N 20251 Church lane. Ora.
FOR SALE
We Make and Sell
National Cash Registers
and Credit Files
Lowest prices; small monthly pay
ments: no Interest charges; written
guarantee: old registers repaired,
rebuilt bought, sold and exchanged.
JOHN T. WATSON
Agent
The National Cash Reftfster Co.
710 CHESTNUT ST.
Phone Walnut 483 Mnlne 2072.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NONVISIDLE 3 MONTHS. $5
VISIBLE 3 MONTHS, $7 50 UP
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
American Writinp Machine Co.
R02 CHESTNUT ST.
WALNUT 245U MAIN 328
OFFICE FURNITURE
Large, lot desks, safes, files, cablneta aa
general office furniture, slore fixture.
We Buv Sell and Exchange.
PATTEN FURNITURE CO
LOCUST 4070 1127 ARCH T RACE 260
DESKS, filing cabinets, tables chairs and
other complete office equipment, some of
it used only a few months, sell chep, free
delivery or shipment anywhere. Hughes,
11th end Huttnnwood sts
Ot IITC unclaimed, from merchant tailor,
vJUllO Fome made for $03, will sac-lflc
for the price of tailoring; some ns low as $1T.
J. U1NVjLiI open till 8 P. M.
FOLDING AND INVALID CHAIRS
FOR SALE AND TO HIRE
Theatre chairs moving-plot, machines eta..
school desks church pews and 'pulpit chairs.
CHAIR EXCHANOE S. E. cor. 6th and Vine
NEW Singer drop-head sewing machines:
used machines, $15 up guarantd also
Columbia and Victor machines and records:
easy terms Slenak.1028 N 2d st & 1110 NJM
BABY CARRIAGES Complete 10l"fT line:
over 100 stsles, all rolnra; see our $1S
sneclal. .vinrer. ni,.,,n j .o st v-ipen evga.
n a nv .nncnes. recti Pullman tnaeh tn neu.
reed stroll, r. $S, rulklex $3.30 Open ev
nlngs Aueroacn s rt,- mrar'i ave
BILLIARD pool, comh'fn 2d-hand bought.
sold rented, exch. Keafer 329 Olrard ar.
HOUSEHOLD furniture beds and cots com
plete Shcrrv'a Broad and Christian.
LAVALLIERE. diamond. 3 stone, weighing;
10 kts . set tn platinum $3300; absolutely
perfect' a bargain Riser's 128 Market st.
TAINT 30 000 gallons pure paint around In
linseed nil. making alteration, will sell at
bargain price In large or small quantity;
sneclal prices for barrel lots John Jameson,
osl r., nuiiiiiisuui. si, j,u,ii i iiviivp.
REFRIGERATORS and fixtures for grocers
ana meat marKrtn irriim n u-virra,
RANDM.L ,t CO. 331 N. 2d
bAFES, fireproof, sllghtlv used some with
tnin wan.. mi. .".i ' ."in . .-.. riiurin.
SUITS. men s uncalled.for-made-to-order
garments. $3.3 -ind $3S value for $22.50j
nerfect goods: suits made to order from vour
nw'n goods for $12 30 Hessert, 013 Arch st
THREE-PIECE PORCH folding set. consist,
ing of armchair, settee and table $4 50.
Including delivery anywhere In city
CHAIR EXCHANGE. P. B cor, flth and Vine
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
ONE Fairbanks bulldog gas engine.
2'x horsepower- uu speo; ptac-
tlcally new .... ........ ..... $75 00
1 Crescent bandsaw, 20"; practically
new 00,00
1 standard Cleveland automatic, 2":
good condition ... 700.00
1 AmorUan lathe. 14" 8' bed ... . .100 00
Artificial Limb Supply Co Inc.. 51 Pierce
t N E Washington D C
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
rvfnamns. motors, boilers, steam and aTi
envlnes pumps, air compressors
FOR SALE One derrick, 'with RO-ft boom.
U-yard clamshel bucket, engine and
boiler complt. H. C. Ambler. 3JII Old
York road -
DYNAMOS AND MOTORS for uower light
and welding: lathes, drills, punch presses.
Dumps pasteuriser, whlzzer grindstones.
THOMAS YEAR3LBY CO . 224 N. 8d St.
EXCAVATIONS Steam shovels for rent or
will contract work by the yard furnishing
teams or dlnkies and cars. 11. C Ambler,
S717 Old York road
FOR SALE--Two 38-Inch gauge 10xt loco,
motive 20 3 and 4 yards dump cars. H.
- AmblerJI717 Old York road
ELECTMU MOTOKH MACHrNE TOOLS
ELtl'i" POWER EQUIPMENT
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO.. 20 N SD ST.
WANTED
OLD CLOTHES BOUGHT
Cast-off clothing wanted men's old suits,
coats trousers, shoes, etc., ladles' clothing;
of all descriptions and evening rlothea
bought: hUhest prices paid We call any
where, city or countrs1. dav or night, Write,
call or telephone Filbert 2172 t
BF.I.lflSOHN CI.OTHINO CO 340 N th
OLD CLOTHES, ladles', mens or boys'
suits, overcoats shoes, hatss we posltlvely
Eay 50 more. Send postal, call or phobo
Hcklnson arr.3 We call cltv country, , day,
evening Filedmali Bros. 1444 8outh st.
AMIQUE furniture, old china, old Jewelry
golo. Sliver, mire it-ciu, Mieiuunqs An
tloues 028 v nestnut i-none ivainm 7U.-P
ANTIQUES and modern furniture, feather
beds, marble vases, broken Jewelry: highest
prices. Write Pioneer. 1028 N Huber. Phona
Diamond 823
CAST-OFF CLOTHING wanted; ladles' and
children's clothes: best prices Phone Mar.
ket 2448 W or call H. Stern 837 N 4th
COTTON VELOUR Big quantity. of white
cotton velour for the manufacture of now
der puffs Esplem Co . M 208. Ledger Office,
FURNITURE, carpets needed badlyt highest
Drio.s paid, 204B nldxa ave. I'ostar 3344.
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