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HRCHDUKE HAS QUIT,
Ik All ICC ADC IMCHDMCn
i ttntstn lAix Affsk!nl lAfxJ
ruiia uoia wiuuiai vvuiu
K- Formation of New Cabinet
fM in Hungary
a.
07 the Associated Press
l?E Paris. Aur. 2."i. The resirnntinn
ite.'Tv : : ....
t-;,ra Hungarian gavernmeni oi ArcnilUKe
EWweph, previously reported in press
HMYlces, was announced In messages
JftfiTrd by the Supreme Council today.
ao messages indicated that the resig
' lation occurred at 8 o'clock Saturday
yjfehf and that the formation of a
,J;In the new cabinet, the dispatches
tet Paul 'Garaml, minister of justice
th Peldll cabinet, will be minister
. .. commerce, while former Premier
lea Peldll will be minister of food.
it! Payer, minister of home affairs in
" Peldll government, Is designated as
Wfr ot labor In the reconstructed
.'3airyf and Count Crany, cs min-
' 'ftf far!, nfffiirs. The other nlaces
f f jiot yet been filled.
;i Ster Herbert Hoover's appearance
if- y e. ttie council of five it was an-
Lott-;f A..J stia Miimi.ll l.arl ,4nt A nnlfl tn
" Jt fcW4.4. - - """'
ttf5l. tliat It would not deal with
" ,vfvcnt under Archduke Joseph
')f h Hapsburgs.
I ..JHfoqveT i reported to have talked
tsi)jr to the supreme council ai
1 correspondent.
:.W time for pussyfooting and
,, "viA'iWIomatle notes has passed," he
. a !W' "'Nothing but" a club will
AlifSa, result la this situation.
ffKt itoianevisia uur vuc xina
necessary it we nav
direct action In a crisis.
J''TSt?
riuch gainst the Bolshevists
tae iiapsuurgs.
; Was Forced Oat
.Jauian anny had its
tJM.' bulldins whore
ws eet(iE m
& "-? j
afiisilU
Bmi.'
GOSSIP OF
BROKERS APPROVE LOVETTS
PLAN CONCERNING RAILROADS
Comment Favorably on Clear and Concise Statement of Actual
Conditions Gossip of the Street
THE cheerful atmonpliere of Vrldny last pervaded the tlnatielnl district
during the linlf sewlon 011 Saturday. "One of the most frequent topic
of di'Ctisaion win in relntlon to the report of the previous day nbout tho
railroads. This npparently veil authenticated report was to the effect that
the railroads are to be returned nt the end of this year, and that the govern
ment guarantee is to be continued for two years more. The favorable
comments on this temporary settlement of the railroad question were
referred to In thla column on Saturday.
In many brokers' offices on Saturday there was very favorable comment
on the statement of Judge Knvctt concerning the railroads when he appeared
before the House interstate nnd foreign commerce committee. This was
spoken of ns a clear, concise stntrment of actual conditions. It was said
by one broker that if the roads nr,c to be turned back and the government
guarantee continued for two more yeari, Mich a move would meet Judge
I.ovett's nrgtiincnt that the queitlon before Congress is to find out how to
get the capltnl neressary to keep up railroad facilities for national needs.
Such an arraugement. It wns said, would have it tendency to draw the
new capital nccesnry to the roads, nnd give sufficient time to find a perma
nent solution to the railroad muddle.
A banker tald that the test of gorerninent operation had been unfair,
as conditions were abnormal, but with proper government supervision for
tio jrars under normal conditions it would be easier to arrive at an un
prejudiced conclusion.
A well-known iniestment banker said he wns pleased to see Judge
Lovett take up that part of the Wnrfield plan about a distribution of
profits over f! per cent nnd deal with it in a practical manner, both as
u railroad man aud a lawyer.
There i a feeling that rnilroad
own very shortly in the bond houses
English Railroads in Worse
I
A well-known hnnncier wnru speaking ot me rauronti situation in tnc
foiled States sniil that perhaps our only real consolation lies in the fact
that our neighbors acros the Atlantic are in a much worso condition than
we aje
He called attention to the following recent piece of news on the matter:
"Sir Kric (ieddrs. minister of wa.is nnd communications of the I'uitcd
Kingdom, discussing the Irnnsport bill before the House of Commons, set
forth that the lucreiiM- in the cost of running the rallwajs during the early
months of HUH. lis compared with the same period of HH.'l, was from
fOO.ono.OOO to f JOO.OOO.OOO n month, rising steadily, aud now foreshadowing
11 deficit of 6(1.000.000 for the current yenr.
"Adiices received by the bureau of foreign nnd domestic commerce of
the Department of Commerce quote Minister (Jeddes as planning to meet
this deficit by elimination of competitive sen ices and private cars, by
increasing capacity of the lines to run traffic by judicious electrification, nnd
the decreased cost of traction by gradually improving the loading gauge, by
reducing the detention of rolling stock and by standardization of locomotives,
etc. He also announced thnt it is inevitable that for a time freight rates
must go up."
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i" i Debacle in Exchange Only Halted
11 ' At the close of last week the opinion wns general thai in default of
Fome finnncial relief measure such as was outlined by II. I'. Pavisou, of
.I. I'. Morgan & Co., or the plan of Senator Kdge. of Nev Jersey, the,
debacle in exchange has only been halted. There was n great deal of loose
talk of the probability of sterllug falling to even 54 for the pound, or even
loner. Leading British bankers along the lines of Llovd (Jeorgo's remarkable
statement expressed the oplniou that (treat Ilritniu will have to curtail its
purchases even of the raw materials indispensable to thnt country to a
minimum and virtually stop buying every thing else from outside countries.
The situation is aggravated by the approach to the time of year when there
is a flood of American grain going out und Inter a tremendous movement
of our cotton.
The anxiety displayed by foreigners regarding the outlook is reflected by
the fact thnt the rally in sterllug ot six cents on Thursday caused an
almost immediate advance of 1 00 points in cotton. It is clear by this time
to even a novice how disastrous to this country would be n choking up of
our foreign trade. ' Kvery point of decline in,the European exchanges is so
much of an increased embargo on imports of mi.ch -needed sumdles to
Europe.
If this situation Is prolonged it is inevitable that the prices of com
modities decline, and this brings into discussion the prospect of further
unsettlemcSt of labor.
IteferrinR to the Davison plan, a banker said the reports circulated by a
certain New York paper that the Federal Reserve Board had frowned upon
this plnn and he was filad to see the story flatly contradicted by CJovernor
Harding, of the federal reserve, who said he bud not expressed any opinion
on the subject and thnt the only information concerning such a plan had
come to the board through the papers.
This would indicate that Mr. Davison had not yet submitted his plan
to the board, formally.
Banking Houses Review Business Situation
The following are opinions of ccitaln concerns on the current financial
and relnted topics during the past week:
Chandler Ilros. & Co.: "There has been a sizzling, somewhat two-sided
market the past week with sharp declines followed by rapid recoveries; but
the weight of action was on the selling and declining side very pronouncedly.
Seldom have the newspapers spread before its readers a more lugubrious
goulash of bearish news than in Monday morning'i issue. Mexico was
stealing our airmen aud holding them for a $lfi,000 ransom. So great
importance was attached to the ransom feature that you might have easily
added three or even six naughts to the figures, llcsides this item of news, nil of
Orenter New York would have to walk, crawl, dance, fly, swim or navigate
from their living apartments to their various business booths, because nil the
railway emploves, elevated, surface and subterruuean, were on one grand
strike for 50 per cent increase in wages nnd for a number of other social,
religious, labor organization rights and privileges hitherto denied. In
addition. United States Steel employes generally were to disregard and forfeit
all their stock ownership privileges and other bonus benefits, nnd they, too,
were to "walk out" nnd tie up this and other great steel plants of the
country. Washington was seething with undercurrents of suppressed hos
tility and Inst, but not lenst, Harvey's Weekly had taken one grand flop
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nnd berated the United Stntes Senate for delnjlng passage of the same inter
woven peace and league of nations document that it had been to steadfastly
opposing for some months past."
e
Hecker & Co.: "With the peace treaty not yet ratified, the railroad
question still in abeyance and labor unrest continuing, the market is not yet
on a sound basis for a resumption of tho upward movement, although the
recent severe decline has more or less discounted these unfavorable factors.
The testimony of Judge It. S. Lovett, of the Union Pacific Railway, before
the House committee on Interstate and foreign commerce should give con
fidence to those holding railroad shares."
The Annalist: "No page In the history of oil development Is more
interesting, nnd none is so little understood outside of the oil industry itself
nud the coal industry which is directly nffectetf, ns the developments which
have made fuel oil one of the big industrial factors of the present day. And
the page is by no means complete. Thus fnr only a beginning has been
made.
"At present nearly every one knows that fuel oil is being used by the
locomotives on certain western railroads; that oil-burning; transatlantic liners
have come into being; thnt warships are being built to use oil ns fuel, but
there are few who appreciate that oil has very largely supplanted, coal in
the industrial life of New Kngland, and that in New York city nnd its vicinity
the use of oil as fuel will take the place of some 2,000,000 tons of coal this
year."
Butcher, Sherrerd & Hansel!. The high cost of politics nil over the world
is to a great extent responsible for the difficulties and expenses of our
present living conditions. This is a thing which probably will take much
time to materially help.
During this period of waiting it is well to keep thoroughly prepared
for storms, financial and otherwise. If our preparations are sufliclently
thorough and far-reaching they may prevent any serious difficulty.
We think it not unlikely a storm may be necessary to clear the financial
atmosphere, but we are hoping that the recent slow, persistent and de
clining market may have accomplished the desired result.
Jf
ui
of
re-
new
was forced tn resign and a new govern
ment was formed. It is not In any
tense a popular government.
"I consider that the American army
fought in vain if the Hapsburgs are per
mitted to retain power.
The supreme council sent th follow
ing note to the Hungarian Govern
ment: 'The allied and associated powers
have been further considering Intorma
tion derived from our reports, and
from other sources, as to recsnt events
In Budapest. Their conclusions are as
follows :
"They are most anxious to conclude
a durable peace with the Hungarian
people, but they feel that this cannot bo
done whilo the present Hungarian Gov
ernment la In power. The government
came Into existence not by the will of
the people but by a coup d'etat carried
out by a smell body of police, under
the protection of a forelgu army.
Would Not Support Ilapsburg
"It baa at its head a member of the
house ot Ilapsburg, whose policies and
actions were largely responsible for the
calamities under which the world It
siifferinr. and will long suffer. . A peace
"
a
or
any
It Is
guns
nerntiated bv such a corernmint ia
tho
likely to b lasting; nor cat the
x
THE STREET
securities nre going to come into their
whicli deal largely in these securities.
Condition Than Ours
ami associated governments give the
economic support which Hungary
needs. "
"In Its reply that Archduke Joseph Is
prepared, before approaching the allied
abd associated governments, to submit
his claims to the test of popular elec
tions, we must reply that this procedure
cannot be satisfactory if the election is
to be carried out under the auspices of
an administration which the archduke
himself controls.
"The difficulties in the way of ob
taining by election of a faithful re
flection of the popular will nre, In the
present unhappy state of Hungary, moat
serious. They would be overwhelming
if an election were cr.rrlcd out under
Ilapsburg Influences. Even 1 an assem
bly elected under such circumstances
were really 'representative, no one would
think so.
"In the Interest, therefore, of Euro
pean peace the allied and associated
governments mean to Insist that the
present claimant to the leadership uf
the Hungarian state should resign and
that a government, in which all parties
are represented, should appeal to the
Hungarian people.
"Tho ollled and associated powers
would be prepaned to negotiate with any
not
government wuwn poasctseu me C0U
fideuce of an assembly so elected,"
allied
I GERtVIAN FINANCIER '
CRITICIZES AMERICA
Declares This Country Is Aiding
in Depressing Value
of Mark '
LEADERS TURN TO EAST
Berlin. Aug. 25. (ny A. P.)
Oeorge Muech, financial writer for the
Tngeblntt. criticize, the United Stntes
for failing to assist Germany financially
and asserts that Americans arc even
guilty of machlnntlon to depress the
value of the mark artificially.
"Americans are exploiting Germany's
needy situntlon most selfishly," he de
clared, "by delaying to grant credit
which Germany needs, and depressing
the value of the tnnrk with the intcn
tion of obtaining such German products
ns dyes, chemicals and brushes at low
nrlces. On the other hand, they offer
America., products to German buyers at
as high prices ns possible. It is poor
comfort for us to know thnt the Amerl-
cans are playing the same game ns
ftheir former Allies."
He snvs the American government
could novv show whether It really wishes
to help Germans in their work of re
construction bj allowing Germany to
enter the American money market.
"Not without reason," he concludes,
"do the glances of our economic lenders
turn toward the ont. It is ever clearer
that rescue is to lie found there.''
The financial writer on the I.okal
Anzeiger likewise takes a gloomy
view of the financinl situation nnd the
decreasing value of flip mark.
"Only foreign credits will save Ger
many from complete bankruptcy." says
the writer. "If Finance Minister Era
berger is able to induce foreign credits
to German), thrn dlsnstcr can be
avoided."
He cites an alleged threat of an Amer
ican financier to remove the mark quo
tation from the stock exchanges of the
world, declaring this would make the
mark utterly worthless.
The correspondent was lntormeu nt
the Dresdener Hank that on an Amer
ican draft he surely might count on
eighteen mnrks and probably more per
dollar.
Finland Honors Phlladelphlan
The decoration of Chevalier of the
First Class of the Order of the White
Rose has heen conferred by Finland
upon Iientenant Commander Edward
Burton Robinette. a young banker of
this city nnd navnl attache at the
Amcrionj. Legation at Stockholm,
Sweden, according to word received here
recently. Mrs. Robinette nnd her
daughter. Miss Klsie Riddle Robin
ette, sailed recently for Europe to join
Lieutenant Commander Robinette.
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CALL AT ONCB
188 S. 8D ST.
SEE MR. SHATTUCK OR MTt. PHILLIPS
CHOCOLATE COATER8. EXPERIENCED
Arn.Y BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
COOK, chambermaid and waltreea, 2 girls
Protestant, while for Jrnklntown: 4 in
family; rood wages. Phone Ogontz 808
GIRL. good, white, to do general. housework
who understands cooklnr In im.n fa.ti..'.
wages I0 weekly. For further particulars'
aDniv Dr. Anck. Room C24. nMi I,..,..
Trust Bldr.. Brosd and Chestnut sts.
GIRL to work In drug store; no experience
required; subway 84. Wm. Scargle. East
I.ansdownc.
OIRLS AND WOMEN
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
ESTABLISHED 1898
OIRLS AND WOMEN
FOR KITCHEN WORK
PRKPARINO VEGETABLES
MEATS. ETC.
ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WORK
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
HIOH WAOES
INCREASED AUTOMATICALLY
TIME AND HALF TIME
OVER 48 HOURS
SPECIAL BONUS 2 PER WEEK
JOSEPH CAMPRELL COMPANY
8ECOND AMARKET STREETS
OIRLS. 18 years up. to operate punch press
eat t!2 tO Start. With mora mnnav .. ....
as on piece work: excellent working cond.
Miner uocn i-o., urtnoqos anq Tacony. Fled
OIRLS over 16 and young women have an
excellent opportunity to secure steady
work In modern up-to-date factory; Ideal
location for W. Phlla. girls on account ot
close proximity to subway, Baring, Lancas
ter ave., Dsrby, Spruce. Baltimore ave. and
Spring Uarden bridge aurfaca llitest operators
wanted In ths assembling department,
where the work la light and cleani also ou
lpresnti. Upper and other light machines.
I For details oall at one factory offlce.
'a, T. FUt Co.. 8241 Arch .t, '
I.P "WANTEiDrEMATjI!
loo oirtt.fl WANT1CD
IS NEW UffiPAriTMKNT
oi'er ia TEAns or aok
IN CICIAHETTB UEPAHTMBNT
I.IOHT, Aint FACTOHY
DKSIUAlir.n STKABY VVOBK
HOT 1.UNCHK8 SEnVED
AT I.K8S THAN COST
OOOD PAY! EXCELLENT TIIEATMENT
LEARNERS PAID I0 WEEKLY
INCREASED AFTER 8EC0ND WEEK
LIOOETT MYERS TOBACCO CO.
8D AND ONTARIO 8TS.
OIRLR, AROUT 16 TEARS OF AOE, TO
I.I5ARN LACE CURTAIN AND LACE
MENDING! THESE AHE OOOD PAYINO
POSITIONS, AND EXPERIENCED OIRLH
ARE EARN'INt! OOOD WAOEBl 41.HOUR
WEEK APPLY NORTH AMERICAN LACE
CO., 8T1I AND ALLEQHENY.
OIRIA OVER in TO LEARN
MILLINERY
APPLY BUREAU OF, EMPLOTJIENT
VVANAMAltER'8
OIRLS wanted for laboratory work, labellnr.
fllllnr. etc.; hours. 7:45 a, m. to ft p. m :
Saturday. 7:45 a m. to 1 p. m.s lunch served
In the hulldlnr; permanent position. Apply
Smith, Kllnw French Co., Canal Poplar.
OIRLS to learn mendinr on knitted fabrics:
4A-hour v.ek and rood pay. Apply North
American i.sce i-o.. sin ani Aiicrnenv.
OIR1.S, near 10 to IS years of sge. for nosl-
tion in nnisning room: cnanra xor aovance-
menti 4Rhour week . Applv North American
Lace ro , win ano Anernenv ave.
OIRLS.
experienced
and
tearnera: rood
Apply Orlswola
iart and stesdy work.
Worsted Co , Darby
Pa.
OIRLH to label and wrap tallies: rood
piece work rates; no experience necessary.
H. K. MMIfnnl Co., 42 3. ISth St.
housekeeper want,
Apply nny evenlnr afte
a47tWaper at.
wanted; rood home and
a In Tnmlly: references.
after 7 o'clock or write
LADY to handle nrat-class shares In a ffroff
Inr concern! rood proposition to right
6 arty: commlttlon and salary. Writs P, O.
:ox 44. T.mes Souare Station. Naw York
city.
MENDEHS on men's wear, fancy woratsd,
HHACKAMAXON MILLS. Allegheny ave.
and Hnncnck st
MILLINERS, EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
OFFICE ASSISTANT, with some knowledre
of bookkeeping and stenography. C, A.
RmvelL 5IU.V17 flermanlown ave.
SALESLADIES Toune and bright, to lesrn
the business, rood opportunity for ad
vancement; steadv employment. Apply 1040
Market at., second floor.
SALESWOMEN
WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN
FOR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
SALESWOMEN FOR ...
MILLINERY, NOTIONS AND V4.RIOUS
OTIltfR DEPARTMENTS ... '
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
SALESWOMEN Chestnut t, store require
tho services of competent, experienced
sslosw-omeu for suit. coat, rown and blouse
departments, permanent positions with good
salaries: excellent chance for advancement.
P 22o; Lodger Of flee
STEVhORAPHER
CAPABLE OF DOING GOOD WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI-OTMENT
WANAMAKER'S
STENOGRAPHER, experienced: N. E sec
tion: one who takes and read Holes ac
curately nnd nulrklv. Addreaalntr rlvlnr age,
iuii experience, natiomvii.y, religion, eauoa
llen and sslsry expected, 'and nearest tele
phone, Q 14, IVietofflcc Box 8.100.
STENOORAPIIEU AND TYPIST Wanted.
one familiar s Ith flro Insurance work:
permanent position stile salnry and cxperl-
ence. p jjlg Ldrer Office
STENOGRAPHER and typist, thoroughly ex.
, perlenced: unusual opportunity for ambi
tious rlrl. Write fully or call Mrs. Norrell,
Phlla. Rspld Transit Co.. 820 Dauphtn at.
STENOGRAPHER. Protestant, accurate, r
liable, rnr general office work. Write full
details and salary expected, C 20. Ledger
Office.
STENOGRAPHER for bldg. operation office;
must be competent: one with slight knowl
edge of bookkpg, prefd. Apply Men mornlnr,
John H. MrClatrhy, Hth and Market ats.
bTE.NOORAPHER. joung lady, wanlesl by
old reliable firm, must be neat anil accur
ate: write stating experience nnd sslsry ex
perted. Protestant preferred. P 22S. Ledger
Office
STENOGRAPHER
.STrnt tnlMt nnil apnruU
spiller for mall order adertlslnET depart-
B I Dewces
1.22 fhe.tnut st
STENOGRAPHER, permanent poa. with ad
vancement, Lawrence Pub. Co.. 2fll S. 8d.
STENOGRAPHER wanted, state experience,
sslsrv expected P 110, Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHERS, EXPERIENCED
GOOD WAOES AND GOOD HOURS
CALL AT ONCE
138 8. 8D ST.
SEE MR. SHATTUCK OR MR. PHILLIPS
WINDERS, rkeln. on flns srn; also learners,
oter III years of age; 48-hour week, good
money made on piece work. Apply North
American Ijico Co . 8th snd Alleaheny.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced on
Bell and Keystone; state salary. M 823.
I.deer Office
TYriST and clerk for small office : state
age, salary and experience. B 220, Ledger
TTPIST8 Wanted. 20 eaperfenced opera-
tors to address envelopes and fill In let
ters at our office; piece work; can work
part time If preferred. Annlv TTntv A.
dressier nnd Printing Co . 704 Cheatnut st,
WAITRESS wanted; good wages paid. Applv
In person. University Hospital, S4th and
Spnice sts.
WOMAN, strong; college graduate preferred;
Join group college graduates running lunch
room; to do dishwashing and house cleaning:
live In or out. Household Science Kitchen.
1010 Arch st. Walnut 0731
WOMAN, middle nged; college graduate pre
ferred: for cashier. 11:3,1 to 2: lunchroom
run by college graduates. Household Science,
isucnen. mm Airn at. walnut B7SQ.
WOMAN Cook rnd butler for Oermantown;
about the middle of September: must b
first olsss: references very Important. P 803.
Ledger Offlce
'WOMEN. WHITE, FOR CLEANING
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
VVAVAWiTfrn.u ms.4..-,
WANAMAKER'S
YOUNO WOMAN, amblilouli. wanted. Man
school and business collego graduate, for
permanent position: must be accurate and a
good typist: atenorraphy not essential; pless
snt work, good future, sslsry to start 14;
state are. experience and give phone num
ber AildreaaPI 1 4 Tdver Office
YOCNO WOMEN. OVER 17 A8
CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS
APPLY RUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
General
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1118 Land Title.
Bookkeepers. S25: stenographers, to 80,
HELP WANTED MALE
ATTENTION SALESMEN
HERE IS A' HEAL WINNER
Oil Corporation now paying, quar
terly dividends at the'rate it 1
per month; give personal bank and
mercantile agencies as reference:
tun equippea kit and prospectus sent
on request; good
commission, but
no aavances.
AMERICAN SECURITIES CO.,
217 Htarks Bldg.,
Louisville, Ky.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MAN. must be a
flrst-class man on repairs to motortrucks.
Apply at the Atlantic Refining Co., Employ
ment Department. 3144 Passyunk ave.
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge of typew'rlt
Ing and stenography: central retail atore,
siite experience ano salary, i-aiw, i,u. ijii.
IIUUKKEEPEH wanted: state experience anal
sslsry expected
! itw Leqrer time.
HOY. over H; neat,
1,bvm crammaF aehl
bright, active! mutt
tin to start. H. K. Mulford Co., S. 18th.
BOYS. IT YEARS OR OVER,, TO WORK IN
WALL TAPER FACTORY! OOOD WAOE8.
APPLY AT ONCE, BECKER. SMITH
PA OB. WATER AND BNTPER AVE.
BUTLER wanted: tnutt b married and
iniea; must pa marnea anq
. be good cook: Jobifor sx-
only. Apply tn K. of C.
Bureau, 171T Chestnut at.
wire must pa gooa cook: jonixor
service rren
Employment
HIITI.KH anil woman rook for Osrmantnwn
about ths middle, of Sept.: must be first
(last; references vary Important. P 804.
Ledger Offlce. . '
CANDY Expsrlsnctd bard oandymaksrs;
' also ascend bandit aiied' wares Ijmdy posl-
tlaa. ioi.c.basb touts' frfp sfS'.fss.Mlu
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS WANTED
AT ONCB
1 YEARS OH OVER
CAMPBBI.L'H SOUPS
ESTABLISHED 18BK
ofcNERAL FACTORY WORK
STEADY WORK! OOOD WAOES
TIME AND HALS' TIME
OVER 48 HOURS
PLENTY OVERTIMB
WAOES AUTOMATICALLY INCREASED
SPECIAL BONUS 12 PER WEEK
JOSEPH CAMPRELL COMPANY
2D AND MARKET STREETS
UAMDEN. N. J.
CA.ILI?...EH.NCHBI EXPERIENCED ON
LEVER'S MACHINE. APPLY. STATINO
FORMER EXPERIENCE, TO M 628.
LEDGER OFFICE.
CLERKS Young men for nlrht clerical
work: houra 12 to S'.in; those with addlnr
machine experience preferred; opportunities
for, advancement Applv. statlnr are, ex
perience and salary expected, P 820, Ledger
Office,
CORNICE WORKERS wanted, brlnr tools
Talor Shoet Metal Co 5th and Concord
ave.. Chester, Ph. i
DRAFTSMAN Wanted, first-class designing
draftsman by leadlnir machine-tool manu
facturing concern: splendid chances for ad-
vancement. B 30, Ledger Office.
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES wanted to
tsko chararM nt eitherrlntlnn wnrlf fne The
Stars nnd stripes the veterans weekly:
must be able to furnish surety bond: splendid
commission proposition, opportunity for live
wire to make blr money. Applv The Stare
snd Stripes. 1110 F st.. N. W. Washing
Inn. D. c.
ENGINEER for night work In milk plant:
must be familiar with Ice machine: give
references and salary wanted. P 215. L O.
DRAFTSMAN
FAMILIAR WITH RIOOINO. JOINER
WORK AND PIPINO; MUST HAVE
HAD EXPERIENCE IN SHIPYARD
DRAWING DEPARTMENT.
CALL AT ONCE
180 S 3D ST.
SEE MR SHATTUCK OR MR PHILLIPS
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. COLORED
TALL. WELIAPPEARINO MEN
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
F.NOINEER licensed. cn obtain rood
Job If he Is an cx-eervire man and It
he calls at once at the K. of C. Em
Plcyment Bureau, 1717 Chestnut st.
ENORAVER First-class engrsvr for rellft
work: stesdy position. W. F. Roehlen. 30
N. Water st . Rochester. ?J. T
FINISHERS. fATERICNCED
ON rURNITURE
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
GARDENER, expert, who Is n ex
Servlce man. can obtain good Job by
railing at K. or limpiojmcni uurcau.
1717
17 Chestnut at . nt once,
OENTLEMEN lo handlo flrst-clsss shsres Is
a growing concern; good proposition to
right party: commission and salary. Writs
P. O. Box 44. Times Square Station. New
York city
ICE PULLERS wanted at once. Appii:210
I Lombard st
' EabORERS wanted at Tygert-Allen Works.
S. Delaware nnd Weccacoe aves. : rood
waea and steady work year around for
rlrht men. bus leaves 2d st. and Snyder
ave. 6:3p a. m. . takes you down and brings
you bad
ICK
free or cnarse.
MACHINISTS. BOILERMAKERS AND CAR
REPAIRMEN WANTED BY THE CHESA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD APPLY
TO J R GOULD. SUPERINTENDENT
MOTIVE POWER, RICHMOND. VA.; H.
st lmnwv. SHOP Rl!PltI11NTETir.'T
I HUNTINGTON. W VA.. OR VV. P. HOIlI
son, HASiKii jwi.i;iiAmi;, uuvinuiok,
IiY
MACHINISTS with experience wanted
at once; ex-servlco men can have Jobs
by calling at K of C. Employment Bu
reau, 1,17 Chestnut st.
MAN for night work In mill and restaurant;
must bo steadv worker and capable. Ap-
plv at Orlswold Worsted Co.. Drby.
MAN wanted for general work around build.
Ing; one who can do painting. Aup'.y 600
Chestnut st.. secoml floor.
MA.N to take (.nargj of milk dairy. gle ex
perience, salary and age. 1 203. I eager
Office.
MEAT CUTTER WANTED. A FIRST-
CLASS MEAT CUTTER: OOOD WAOES
TO RIOHT MAN. APPLY NATIONAL PRO
VISION CO., 7. 0 AND II CENTER
SQUARE Al.LENTOWN, PA
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMEN, experienced In
pine and sewerage lasouts. Apply William
Slrelft
& Sons Co limn Arch st.
MEN Wanted, experienced time study and
efficiency man to lake charge of better
ment work In largo metal factory hi the
East; onlv executive and experienced man
need apply; state age. experience and sal
ary, reply In own handwriting. M C20,
Ledger Office.
NEWSPAPER YOUNO MAN,
OVER 18 YEARS. WANTED
FOR CLERICAL POSITION IN AD
V E R T I H I N O DEPARTMENT;
OOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AD
VANCEMENT SEE MR KIL
PATR1CK. PUBLIC LEDGER. '
OPERATOR wanted
Hcffl
man presslnr
n-acblne 2100 South st
PACKFR8 AND PORTE'RS
TOR FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
APPLY
WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
23D ST. AND WASHINGTON AVE.
PLATE! PRINTERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
RADIATOR REPAIRMAN, must ba experi
enced man who understands repairs to
Honeycomb Radiators. Apply Employment
Department Atianuo Kenning (Jo.. 3144
Pawwyunk ave
RIGGERS are wanted badly and at onoe.
The K of C. Employment Bureau.
1717 Chestnut st . haa a number of such
Jobs open for ex-servlc men.
RIGGERS, must b flrst-class experienced
men. willing to go aloft. Atlantic Re
fining Company, Employment Department,
8144 W. Passyunk ave.
RrVETEHS
R1VETINO GANGS
PASSERS
MUST BE OVER 16 YEARS
AND BRINO PROOF OF AOE
If vou are looking for a real chance.
THE LAROEST SHIPYARD IN THE
WORLD naturally offers the bast op
portunities: FIFTY WAYS AND FIFrr
SHIPS ALWAYS UNDER CONSTRUC
TION: a wide field to exerclss your
ability; you are paid according to what
you produce: NO BETTER RATES ARB
PAID IN ANY SHIPYAIO?.
GOOD TROLLEY AND nAIL FACII
JJ.,,!5;A NUTE8 FROM THE YARD
TO AVAILABLE UP-TO-DATE HOUSES
CALL AT ONCB
188 8. 8d at.
See Mr. Shattuck or Mr. Phillips
162! Arch at.
ttta Mr. Bartley
ROOFERS, tin. slag and tils: permanent pc
anions for good men: good wages. Apply
Joseph E. Brown Co.. 1008 Race st.
ROOFERS on tin
and slag
Qultm Ilr
slag lobbing: first.
ciass mechanic.
Diamond sts.
roa.. Front and
HOOFINt sold. rtrs wanted tn tH t-ooflng
rS
isii
dept.; steady position. Apply 237 Arch.
HOOPERS Apply Warren-Ehret Company,
80th and Grays Ferry ave.. Phlla.
HALES REPUEHENTATIVK wanted, tx
perlenced In textile and tanning Industry:
good future to ths right party, B 81. Led-
ger Office.
SALESMAN FOB. STATE OP PENNSYL
VANIA lo HANDLE OLD-ESTABLISHED
LINE 'OF RUBBER, BELTING
inn nimnEn PRODilcrrs fwr uimiiMi.
CAL PURPOSES: PREFERENCE GIVKtf
TU ir.l.liri.1...' RI.IIUUU UKAUUATla
WITH EXPERIENCE IN CONVEYOR IN
STALLATIONSl DRAWINO ACCOUNT
AND COMMISSIONS MAKE THIS AN EX.
OEPTJONALLY DESIRABLE OPPORTUN
ITY. WRITE. STATINO AOB AND EX
PERIENCE, NEW YORK RUBBER CO..
P, O. BOX 118.), NEW YQRK CITY, '
HELP WANTED MAMS
. , , .SALESMAN
An exceptional and remunerative oppor
tunity la offered an Intelligent, aggressive,
well-appearing man to affiliate himself with
a large manufacturer, established 40 years
sgo. .Slate age, experience, references and
pnnne numner. M oat. Logger Uince,
-J.
SALESMAN wanted for Phlla. and Camden
to sell tha BEST TERFUME LINE -made!
a high-class bommltslon man selling differ
ent line would be considered; also a sales
man for eastern Penna. and Maryland,
Addrets Solon Palmer, Perfumer. 87J Tearl
st., New York.
SALESMAN Wanted, younr man, about 20,
to cover established trade In South Jersey)
well.advcrtlsed. and highly regarded food
product: must ba ambitious and full of pep)
""'" w ewinry, eir. fll nan, linger IITTICe,
SALESMAN for steel and copper plate en-
MinTinK. primma ana line stationery! rood
opportunity for nret-clase man. Address.
staling experience. C 18 Ledger Office
oiL.c.t3iicis- apienaia opening for ener
gstlo Lathollo men wo nre ambitious to
make the most of their opportunities; our
proposition Is unusually attractive, good all
the year around: city work! we train you,
give you splendid co-operation, show vmi
how to make good, and cans assure blr
returns and rapid advancement to men of
even average ability who are willing to
worki if you mean business and want to
connect with the best proposition of Its
kind In tho field. It will pay you tn Investi
gate at once, See Mr. WINTERS today, 80S
Chestnut, Room 70.1.
salesmen Several high-grade salesmen
wanted for ens of the moet unusual stock
offerings that has been offered to 'the publlo
,uaii? jtursi severs! national banKS.
Brndstroet H and Tlun'e a rf,rnA.i 14 ......
arc Interested we asic that you make 'a per
sonal Investigation. Sales Manager, 410
inty lluilllina,
SALESMEN Two salesmen wanted to sell
an established automatlo gat water
heater In Philadelphia to plumbers and re
Jf.,r1d'J commission and salary basis.
P ,102. ledger Office.
SHEEr.METAL WORKERS on blower work-flrst-class
mechanic. Qulnn Bros.. Front
I1.J .IHIIIUIIU B4,
STENOGRAPHER, experienced; N. E. sec
tion; one who takes anil reads notes ac
curately and quickly. Address, giving ags.
full experience, nationality, religion, edu
cation and silarv expected, and nearest tel
ephone. q 14 P. O. Box 8100
STENOGRAPHER Protestant, accurate and
reliable, for general office work: write full
details and salary expected. C 10, Ledger
Office.
SUPERINTENDENT
THE WOOL SfOURINO AND CARnoN
IZINO PLANT WANTS A NIGHT SUPER
INTENDENT: MUST BE STEADY AND
CAPABLE MAN THOROUGHLY KXPKRI
ENCED; OOOD OPPORTUNITY FOrt RIOHT
PARTY; STATE FULL PARTICULARS. P
PHI, LEDGER OFFICE.
SWEATER MAN WANTED TO TAKE
CHARGE OF OUR JUVENILE
SWEATER-COAT DEPARTMENT; ONE
WHO UNDERSTANDS DESIGNINO, 8EW
INO AND FINISHING OF JUVENILE
SWEATER COATS MADE ON CIRCULAR
MACHINES: PLANT LOCATED IN THE
MIDDLE WEST: PERMANENT POSITION
AND EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY: STATE
EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED.
M nan, ledger office
TAILOR EXPERIENCED
ON WOMEN'S CUSTOM WORK
APPLY BUREAU Or EMPLOYMENT
A.i ,.MA1 frit s
TAPFSTRY WEAVER Phlla.
Tapestry
Mill, Allegheny nnd Front.
TOOLMAKERH are In demand. Numer
ous Jobs for ex-servlcc men open at
the K of C Einplojmcnt Bureau, 1717
Chestnut st.
TRUCK SALESMAN, on ccmmlsslun. for
urgent lln in America (Jil nnrt'M),
making possible largest number of sales,
largest commissions nnd best record nf sue.
cess because hne model to fit every truck
nred (Instend of 2.1 per cent. .'I,1! per cent or
.10 per cent sties possibilities with limited
model line), trlflerx need not apply; onlv
men who will appreciate genuinely unusual
opportunity for successful truck salesmen
who reallv want to tnrrease Ihelr earning
capacity ind will continue tn work enenretl-
cally and rcourrefully nfler earnings dou-
ble. triple or quadruple Apply Earle O.
Payer f'nmnans 20th and raclflc. 10 to
or 2 In 4 p m
UPItbLSTERERs- EXPERIENCED
ON FURNITURE
ArPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
LWAGON PAINTERS. experienced men.
capable or striping and lettering wagons
Apply at Employment Department, the At
lanta Refining Co . 3144 Passvunk ae.
YOUNG MAN lo wor't In newspaper library
evenings: must he about 20 years old, hav
high school education nnd bo able to oper
ate typewriter; tliln Is an opportunity to
learn a highly Interesting vocation. B 204,
ledger Office
YOUNG MAN to learn nuslness; hlnh school
graduate preferred. Wllllsms, Brown A
Earle. Inc . 018 Chestnut st.
YOUNG MAN, white, to run passenger ele
vator at Warwick Apartment House. Call
st 1008 Sanom st ,
YOUNO MEN. 18 to 20. rood opportunity
to lenrn retail Jewelry business: Mat ne
references and salary desired. P. O. Box
743.
YOUNG MEN with knowledge of bookkeep
ing nnd general clerical work. P. O.
Box 1311.
General
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1114 Land Title
Agent, special underwriter, who knows
Pa . N J , Md. Va and W Va., at J.'.OOO
COST ACCT.. who knows autos. at $240(1
BOOK'RS. several factory, office, to 13.1
DRAFTSMEN, arch., concrete bldg , inech
MANAGERS, sales export. Spanish speaking,
S. Amur., fsnoo, dry goods store. 13000: di
rector flro Insurance rating bureau and
stamping dept . $n000; factory rubber tires
nnd auto accessories, 9.1UUO,
SALESMEN who know varnish trade. 13000.
STENOG'S. 7. general and export, to 30.
SUPERINTENDENT, knows leather from
skin to finished product. SS000; expert ice
cream maker for St Iiuis S4000.
BOOKKEEPERS wanted to take up publlo
accounting work In their spare time Wu
are doing a great deal of placing and are
nlsn using students In our publlo accounting
practice. If you desire to become a prac
ticing accountant in 1 srar'e time then ad
dress George G Stafford, 81B Land Title
Bldg Spruce 82-02.
121X1 AND UP
for those wno tan qualify: training In ship,
ping in :..lerstate and export commerce in
your apart, time until ou do qualify for
those who are now employed. Phone Sprue
BJII2. Ask for secretory. Mr. Ketchcin, for
appointment P 'JO.1 LcdTr Office
EARN niO
MONET
Do Iathexwork. auto rep
enatr mechanical and
electrical, driving or storage battery work,
we train men on practical lines.
Philadelphia Mechanical Electrical School
Call 014-818 Brown st.. Philadelphia
AOENTS
INSURANCE OPPORTUNITIES Desirable
territory throughout Penna. open for as
signment to men qualified for present or
eventual general agencies: liberal contracts
to prooucers; standard, up-to-date low-priced
accident ahd health Insurance: funeral bene-
nts. write National Accident Society. 820
Broadway. N. Y city. Established 1883.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
ALTO SOLOIST, exper'd. desires position In
lst-class hurch choir. P 030. Ledger Off.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT, office manager, able to sys
tematize routine work and costs, proven
executive ability; are 20; command of 8
languages: desires chance. B IB. Ledger Off.
ACCOUNTANT of wide experience open for
position: references ns to character and
ability tha best. B 111, Ledger Office.
ADVERTISING MAN. newspaper experience,
salary .1Q O 11. Iledrer Office.
CHAUFFEUR wants position In private
family; can drive any make car; willing
to be generally useful; make ordinary rt-
pairs: coed reference. W. A.. 223 8. 8d at
CHAUrFRUIl. mechanic, first class, wishes
prlv. pos. ; 14 yeara' experience: careful
ariveri satisfactory reierences.
107 Sibley ave.. Ardmore. Pa,
M. J. K.
CHEMIST Young marred man. with
earB practical experience, desires oppor.
lunlty with manufacturing concern, In oi
near Phlla.; ref. furnished B 183. Led. Off.
MAN wants to learn to run a couple high
grade cars, do minor repairs. B 224. L O.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, graduate, mar
ried. 10 years' experience design, construc
tion, operation, maintenance, desires potltlon
in i-nnaoeipnia qistrict. u ou. logger Off.
SALESMAN Young man. 30, calling on de.
partment stores and Jobbers in Penna. dee.
hosiery, underwear or notion line; can furn.
best of credentials. II 800, Ledger Office.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
HOUSEKEEPERS', cooks, chambermaids for
Catholla rectory. Miss Rose Dougherty,'
1818 Olrsrd avej
COLORED help eupjflled for all positions,
Hursey, 1283 8. 10th st. Dickinson 3640.
BUSINESS PERSONAL
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Positively highest rash prices for your dla
monaa. any sise irom ,s io,ni raratsi none
pay higher: also old gold, platinum A silver
bought. Estates bought (private). Est, 10 yrs.
The Diamond Shop HriM,
GENUINE DI
:Amonds
WANTED A l.s
waa onjerea "' or
1400 for n dli
ui.iiiviiu init 1 wag
willing tn huv for 18001 If you have At
mond to sell call only between 10 and 2:80.
T will nav from 8.10 to S1OO0 each for kenulna
diamonds. Mrs. McCutchen, offices. 1833 Real
Estate Trust Bidg..t Broad and Chestnut sts .
or phone appointment. Wayne 841 It. I will
rail at once py intcnine.
SAMUEL SIMPSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
727 Walnut at.'. Philadelphia
i-B a
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT,
ANY SIZE PntCE NO OBJECT
irrT.T.sr 4L rf 141 m,VBTMt,T OT
Bulls 31-22. Over'Chllds Restaurant, rlT.
Oil
fort
los.1
your hftllae. Big tn X2Si Immediate aervlne.
fl. Roves. Architect,. S8788 Real Estate Trust
Bldg. Phone Wal. 8187. Office hours. B to 5
anq from 0 to 7 p. m. I never disappoint.
CAST-OFF cftmitNO
bought! highest prices paid for ladles' and
gentlemen's discarded clothing. Write, phone
Bellgsohn. 718 N. Front st. Msrket 48m,
HAIRDRESSER, visiting, formerly with n
. Prominent New York firm: French method
In henna and all sbsdes of hair coloring; (ray
hair a specialty. Thone Woodland HHO.
ELECTRIC treatine-V u tnanlcurlnr. oT-
flee, Hutchinson Bldg., fourth floor. Rooms
4 08-407 122 8. 181h r. Hour 10-6.
ELECTRIC treatment & manicuring. Room
108 Heed Bldr.. 1215 Filbert st. Loo. 8862.
ELECTRICAL TREAT., physical culture.
802 8. Broad, Hours. 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
USINES8 OPPOIlTTJNITT.ES
$IO00PERMONTHv
An eastern corporation has an
opening for a live man with
aales and executive ability to
nu position as ma
manager
for
counties in rennsyiv
es In Pennsylvania, mak
Ing Philadelphia his headqusr-
lers: wo are marKeunr an
automobile accessory which haa
a world-wide demand, an article
that has been tried out nd In
dorsed by the largest companies
tn the country, one that has
absolutely no competition: for
an aggreaslvs man who Is de
alrous of establishing n perma
nent and legitimate business of
hla Awn and whn
pan Invett
(for Initial
frnm IfiOO to S1S00
order of merchandise, which
should last but 80 days), for
a competent man siuuo pel
month is easy monsy For ap-
riolntment, wrlt at once, giving
elephone number and address.
M (127. Ledger Office.
SHOE REPAIRING PLANT
FOR SALE
Doing J40.000 business yearly established
80 years: In southern itv of 200,000 popu
lation, M B82. Ledger Office.
$6000 FOR SALE IN A GROWING" CITY
Hardware, plumbing nnd electrical busi
ness showing a profit of 110,000 per annum:
owner retiring; opportunity for llva man.
M mil, Ledger Office.
BROOM FACTORY, well equipped and run
nlng, cheap fuel: best shipping facltltlrai
country town: a J17.000 proposition: doa't
write unless you can raise rash and mean
business. M 1128. I.edgsr Office.
MANUFACTURING plant .for sale, suburbs:
3 Penna R. R. sidings. A artesian wells,
electric light, heat and power to all build
ings: 100,000 square feet: 80 dwelling houses:
possession at once C 24, Ledger Office.
OOTH ST.. 303 S. Store and dwelling ext
to corner: now fruit and vegetables: pos
session August 1: eaay terms, Richard P
Powell. 2t)2 8. 62d st,
CARPET CLEAUING
W A LL A C E
T N. 1 1828 N. 202.18 Church lsni, Otn.
LONO-DISANCE MOVING
ITSED AUTOMOBILES
CHANDLER special landaulet; A-l condi
tion, at a bargain. See Mr. MacArthur,
Slutz Agency. 000 N. Broad st. ,
FORD CABRIOLET new motor perfec con
illtlon. excellent tires, extras, 1475. 600.1
Snrncr st.
MITCHELL 11, Roadster, 3-passcnssr,
condition; full equipment, extra tire.
S Rvnes. 2481 W Gordon
good
OW.
OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX. tourings like H
new car; S073. 0110.1 Spruce st. lUmon
ovi-m amp, .... .,..,,
must ".NrDin ,"r, inii
m"st sacrifice. Call 1013
"Trillion
rrood condition:
Arch st.
WINTON SIXES Clearance aale of used
tourings and Inclosed caia: some over
hauled and repainted; prices from 111O0 tn
J.1000. Tho Wlnton Co., 24th and Fair
mount nve. roplar 0807. .
Ansa Papnlle BeoalrlHr
FOR HUDSON AND HUPMOBILE nEPAIR
WORK
See the Brsndywlne Auto Repair Co.
Eeoff A Rav Simpson, forme-lv with Oom
ery-Schwartz Co., now established at 1933-3.1
Brsndvw Ine st Ponlnr 208.1.
AUTO repairing on Ford, Bulck, Paige and
Velle; we speclnllze oA thess makes.
Dunn'n Garage. 1037 Brandywlno st,
Tires IVnntnl
WILL PAY GOOD PRICES FOR USED
TIRES lit for the road. Need large quantl
ties regular. Blow-outs O. K If not buond
repair. 074 N Broad. Thone Pop. 0074
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
HARLEY. 3 speed; A-L condition.
I.elthgow st
20.19
FOB SALE
We Male and Sell
National Cash Registers
and Credit Files
Lowest prices; small monthly pay-
ments, no Interest chances, written
guarantee; old registers repaired,
rebuilt, bhuaht .sold and exrhanged
JOHN T.WATSON '
Agent
The National Cash Register Co.,
i 730 CHESTNUT fcT
Phone Walnut 405. Main 2072.
PAINT composed of pure whltelead and cot
nra ground In pure linseed oil: the paint con
sists of dark green, copper and brown, etc:
will sell at one-half the preaent cost of man
ufacture, special price on barrel lots; can be
seen Sunday at 2KRI E Huntingdon at.
Phone Kensington 4nfl or East 33,
OFFICE FUHNITURB
Large lot desks, safes, files, cablneta and
general nmce furniture, store fixtures.
We Buv, Sell and Exchange.
PATTEN FURNITURE CO.
LOCUST 4070 11 27 ARCH ST. RACE 2606
CENTRAL IIOUSEWRECKINO CO.
S. IV. cor 12th and Sprlnjr Garden sts.
All kinds of office furnltura and fixtures.
Bathroom outfits completo
Bell phone, Poplar 1180
BUILDING MATERIAL We are demolish
ing building on the northwest corner 0th
and Montgomery ave.: 14 roof trusses OS ft.
long and all building material for sals on
premises. ,
GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!
ALL MAKES ft ALL GRADES, from 1B UP.
BIEDER' LOAN OFFICE. 128 Market St.
BILLIARD, pool, comb'fn, 2d-hand. bought,
sold, rented, exch Keafer. 820 Olrard av.
CIWEB TRIUMPH coal rango: good con
dition: 12.1. 800 Wynnewood rd.
ICE FOR SALE In carload lots.
B 201,
renter timce.
QUALITY gas range,
4 burners; double
800 Wynnewood rd.
oven: soon mnu, i --",
REFRIGERATORS and fixtures for grocer
and meat markets: terms If desired.
RANDALL fc CO.. 331 N. 2d St.
SAFES, fireproof, closing out.
used some with thin walla. 7!
00 slightly
N Fourth,
STANDS CABINETS etc. :
tc. : blr
bargains.
Phlla. Printers' Supplv, 14 S Bth st
WALL TENTS. 8x10.
each new. complete.
Phone Filbert BS0O.
$1S 501 12x14. $80;
1023 Callowhlll st.
FOR SALE Baby carriages complete. 1010.
Miller, 004 8. 2d St.
OLD GOLD
OLD gold, silver, platinum, plated ware, old
style Jewelry, teeth platea bought for cash.
Est. lSl7 J L. Clark, refiner. 807 Sansom.
STAMPS AND COINS.
STAMPS PACKETS. DIME BETS
Albums and supplies for ntamp collectors,
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 21 B 17th St.
STORAGE AND 'MOVING
CRE8CENT STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 1635
fL 2d. Phone Kensington 8978. Local
and Unf-dlsfancs moving. Large padded
auto vans. One month atoraga frse. Goods
Insured while In transit. Reasonable rates.
Excellent services. Evening; and Sunday,
Belmont 77ZQ J,
VICTORY
Storage. 5218 Market. Largeat ind best.
Phono Belmont 4070 for an estimate. Ooods .
packed for shipment: Plerce-Arrow vans for
moving.
TERMINAL WAREHOUSE- AND TRANS
FER CO.. Columbia ave. and Sydenham
st. Local and long-distance moving by. cour
teous experienced men; clean, aeparate and
locked rooms for your furniture, Let us
estimate. Phone Diamond 4472.
WATSON'S STORAGE
Pr-ddeif vana. careful mens move to of from
anywhere. Wath.. Phlla., N. Y., Botton
preferred. 645-49 N. 17th at. Pop. 884.
' MOVINO ...
Wanted Return load from New York or
vicinity to Philadelphia. Pa., about Aug. 25,
EXPSLSIOH ! STORAdK WAREHOUSES
DII3 Flatbush m., Brooklyn N. Y.t
WALLACE
7 i.ighJAwr.g gag&S"1'' qta-
.FIDELITY FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSES
" 1817-1810 MARKET ST.
MOVlNOlDAY MADE EAST
Large padded vana. expert movers. North
phlla. Btorsga Co., 2083 LehlrK Est. free.
Bhlhe Park fireproof hulldlnsr. Dlsmond T160
MONARCH BTORAOB CO.. 8870 LANCA8
, TER AVE. AUTO SEnVICEi BTORAOB,
i.ONO-blBTANCB MOV INO.
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