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" I AH IS is to introduce to you an organization of chemical, mechani
1 cal, and industrial engineers prepared -to give you timely and
"- exceptional service. When delays, or inability to get deliveries on
machinery or equipment exasperate you, remember that this organization
exists for the purpose of re-locating for useful work, equipment originally
designed for war work but adapted to other purposes.
TECHNICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc., is an organization of
engineers and chemists, all with first hand knowledge and long experience
in the installation of just such machinery asi in the present readjustment is
coming from many discontinued war plants to take a needed place in other
industries. These engineers and chemists have inspected all of the equip
ment which TECHNICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc., offers for
sale. Some of this is used, but in such condition as to insure a long period
of satisfactory use while some of it, perhaps delivered after the signing of
the armistice, is absolutely new and unused.
When you experience difficulties in securing the deliveries you require,
remember that this service, backed by large stocks of good, usable equip
ment from nationally known concerns, is at your disposal.
We are now offering surplus equipment
from the following plants:
Sherwin Williams Company
Complete plant for the manufacture of dye
stuffs, at Kensington, Illinois.
Surplus equipment at Cleveland, Ohio, and
Newark, New Jersey Plants.
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Marquette, Michigan
Complete Refrigerating plant used for dry
ing gas under Gaylcy process.
The Carnegie Company
Carnegie, Pennsylvania
Former plant of the Aetna Chemical Com
pany. One of the largest munitions plants
in the United States.
Southern Cotton Oil Company
1 Savannah, Ga., New Orleans, La.,
Bayonnc, N. J. "
Complete equipment for the manufacture
of crude and refined glycerine, including
evaporators,, filter presses and condensers.
This is suitable for recovery of spent lye
in soap factories and manufacture of C.P.
and Glycerine Dynamite.
Surplus equipment from British Cordite
Plant, Nobel, Ont. This is another one of
the large explosive plants used by the Im
perial Munitions Board during the war.
Pickands Mather Company
for Toledo Furnace Company,
Toledo, Ohio.
One of the largest refrigerating plants in the
United States, used for drying blast furnace
gas under Gayley process.
Trenton, Ont., plant of the Imperial Muni
tions Board. All equipment with exception
of acid plant from one of Canada's largest
explosive plants, used for manufacture of
TNT, and smokeless powder; air com
pressors, pumps, tanks, engines, generator
sets, hydraulic presses and all kinds of general
machinery that can be used in general in
dustrial work.
National Aniline & Chemical Company.
All filter equipment. Entire filter press
equipment in one of the largest dye plants
in the United States.
Suitable for chemical and allied industries
soap, cotton seed and castor oil, and the like.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Complete Sugar Plant
Refrigerating and Ice Making
Equipment
We purchased all of the ice making and
refrigerating machinery from DUPONT
CHEMICAL COMPANY and HER
CULES POWDER COMPANY The
total value of this .equipment is over
$1,000,000.00. We have a large list of ma
chines from 2 tqns refrigerating capacity up.
We offer for sale complete plant for the
manufacture of cane sugar, capacity 1000
tons cane per day. Complete operating
plant, including steel buildings, and all
sugar machinery of modern type. Can
ship entire plant f. o. b. cars or f. a. s.
steamer.
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It is impossible to list the large stocks of equipment we have to offer. Wc
can only request MANUFACTURERS to get in touch with us before buy
ing. This applies to all industries, Chemical, Dyes and Intermediates, Electro-chemical,
Mining, Fertilizer, Oil Production and Refining, Coal Mining
and handling, Sugar, Paper and Pulp; Coke and Coal Tar Products, Pack
ing House, food and special food products requiring Evaporation, Drying
and Preservation, Ice Manufacturing and cold storage.
The equipment we offer includes everything heeded in equipping plants from the rime
Foundations are laid until Production.
POWER PLANT equipment including pumps, heaters, boilers, turbo and engine generator
sets, condensers and the like. I
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT including Electric Locomotives, Industrial Track, Cranes,
. Hoists, Elevators, Conveyors, Locomotives, Tank Cars.
SPECIAL PROCESS equipment including Drying Kilns, direct heat, rotary and vacuum
dryers, Ice and Refrigerating Machines, Freezing Tanks, Cold Storage Piping, Brine Tanks
and Coolers, Alcohol and Ether Skills and Rectifiers, Cjass Lined Tanks, Steel Tanks Of
all sizes for storage of Oil, Acid and special compounds, Druni Dryers,, Dehydrating and
Dehumidifying equipment. Evaporators, Stills, Nitratdre, Sulphonators, Reducers, Auto
claves, Filters and Filter Presses.
TECHNICAL PRODUCTS CO.
INCORPORATED
501 FIFTH AVENUE : : :
NEW YORK
Branches: CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
TORONTO
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HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
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pl7! 24 10 30 nitons. If lies),
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THE PAWNEE
PIPELESS FURNACE
Hcala ALL the Home
From One Register and
Culs Fuel Bills 1-3
Maintains an even tempera
ture of 70 degrees in zero
weather. Keeps cellar cool.
Easy to install without tear
mg up walls and floors. Mod
erate initial cost. Write for
free booklet.
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Heating & Plumbing Supplier
DISPLAY ROOMS
M to GO N. Slli. 506 Arch St.
139.11 Fedeial St.. Camden, N. J.
IN MUMORIAM
StArtlNUt.I.t in loving rrme mhranre of
SXtW"'! husb.ind. NICHOLAS A MARL
NEI.LT. who departed tills life December 4.
l91T HIS WIPE
ACJNEW Dec S,
AGNEW. D.D LL.
services Krl 2 p
5Beafljs
nnv nr.vjAMiN t.
D.. aged 8rt. Funeral
TemplA Presbyterian
.JiVV1' franklin and Thompson st. Int
E t,'.,lrl'.n.'la..mav rH Tliura.. 7 to It
P rn.. 1310 v J-'ranUIn at
n.ff'T'. N9; B7 r A- invited tn fu
int I ernwood Cem
l rniVHr" Columbia. S C. Nov. no,
J..! ,I5n1J,..dauJhttr .nf t'aptaln De For
rest and Lmlly a Ba 1 on. aged 3 yenrs.
relative, and fr,nd. Invited to services
Lint Pprl?,le?"enl' """. S. 00th
BARR Dee 3 WIT. MAM T rsAnr
K?" "A WlV W,ri,n$ "film ?;S85;
i?Pfi '""5 '" funeral, sat" S p" m
1433 a Ilroad st. mt. Mt. Uorlali Cem
late M?rl,7.?'r- 2' JpSBPIt J . husband of
oV late P(rM,n7 .'V,'" "0r""m) an,l son
2nJ ,.!.'' .c R.nal Allc" Harry, rtelatlves
and friends Invited to funeraf I'rl 8-3(5
SWd'ftSi. Mrs, ne""" ss
BARJIT Dec 2, MAUT IIAnUT fnee
JI'V ,wlow. of.. Patrick Harry. Relat wi
a m'nlM,nov,.,;,1 .tcU f,u""al. Sat .i:30
a. m. 811) N. 50th st Solemn requiem misi
hVcAs's" cVnJ,,r ChUrCh 10 ' " A
SirSnSrJ Jt"L&Ul olnle ,S
y.lnt ?:r'x "v.w ,,.. -.m
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er .Merlon 'l3ap-
BURCK. husband of .Mary S. K. nirck nee
Bi'ov?,'"? 8t- i''t" nd friend,, em
Ployes of Wilson & Gerhard, may view re
mains. 6826 Catharine, at., Krl eve T Int
prlvats. Mt. Olivet Cam , Frederick' City
Md. rrederlck City papers copy. Utv"
CONWELT Dec 3. ANNIE P . wife of
Hubert J Conwell. Jr. (nes Mctntlre) Uela
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Sat ,8
a. m , 1813 Mckean st Solemn mass of
requiem Church of St Thomas Aquinas O-30
"J.VjJ' I,nl' troas Cem Auto service.
COOKE Dec. 2 SARAH n . wife, of
..I1'. ? Cooke Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Sat 8:30 a. m . E. Strat
ford aye.. Melrose. Pa. Holemn hlith requiem
mass 10 a m . Church of Holy Ansels, toth
a.ve. and York road Osk Lane. Int. pri
vate. Hollv Hrpulchre Cem
M COONAN. Dec 2. THOMAS J COONAN
formerly of 3760 Warren st Relatives and
friends, employes of Horace Turner Plate
Olaos Co , Invited to funeral Sat., 7:30 a
m, resldenco of niece Mrs I,lda Onrrett,
1608 N. Peach st Solemn requiem mass St.
Jamea'a Church flam. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral
DEPI'NKR On December 2. 1019, MARY
E.. beloved wife of Ixtuls J Deppner, also
Infant son of Iouls and late Mary E, Depp
ner (nee Carty). In her 22d year. rtelatles
and friends and St. Edmond's B. V. M.
Sodality Invited to funeral, on Saturday
mornlnr. at 8.30 o'clock, from lata resi
dence, 1442 S, Ettlnr st. (28th and Dickin
son). Solemn hlsh muss at St Gabriel's
Chapel. 10 o'clock. Int. Holy Cross Cem,
Autn funeral.
DEWEE8. Suddenly, Dec, 3, ISAIAH B .
son of the late lsalali R. and Harriett
Dewees. Relatives end friends, Ellis Camp.
No. 0, S. of V . invited to services. Sat., 3
p. m., residence of sister. Mrs. Martha
Douaherty. 0042 Musarave st -Mt. Airv.
Int, private. Remains may be Mewed Frl.
eve.
DODWORTH Dec 3 RAH. widow of
Charles R. Doilworth Smites Sat., 2 p. in..
633 N. 52d st. Int prlv.vte.
DOUQHERTY Dec. ?, MARGARET,
widow of William Dousiier'y (nee Carkery),
axed 88. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, Frl..V8:30 a. m., residence Thomas
Downer. 110 E. County Line, Ardmore, Pa
Illarh mass St, Denis Church 10 a, m, Int
New Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
DUNN-. Dec 2, MAE R , wife of A Jef
ferson Dunn and daughter of Margaret A
and late A. G Rlgham. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 8 a. m ,
1020 S, Btlth st Solemn requiem mass
Church of the Blessed Sacrament Dam,
Int. St. Denis Cem Auto funeral.
riX -Dte, J IIAnnt. husband of Delia
Flit (ne Iturke). ied M Relatives and
Jrl'nds. employes Hsldwln Ixicomotlve.
Works, Invited lo funeral, Sat , 2 p. m ,
.U6 N. Percy at Remains may be viewed
Krl.. T lo B n. in. Int. Northwood Cem.
FUIIRER Dec. 1 VALENTINE, husband
jf 1st Wllhelmlna Fuhrer. Relatives and
friends, all societies of which lie was mem
'.'tr' Invited lo funersl sen Ices, Krl . 2 o. m
l). Yt Clarkion ave. olnev lnl ornate.
Hlllaldo Cem Friends may view remains
Thurs.. 8 v m
, OANI.T Suddenly Dec 3. JOSEPH
1IOYD, son of Harry and Marie O. Qanly
(ne Cooney), agetl a Relatles and friends
inv led to funeral Pst 2 p. m , parents'
residence. 808 N 2;th si. Int. lioly Cross
Cem Auto funeral.
0RJtpTT Decv 2 CHARLES A . hus
Mnd of late Anna M Garrett. l-Mneral Sat..
8 a in, reeldence of son, 4tt0S Falrraount
sve Mass Our Mother of Sorrows' Church
B 5 .T' J,n.' .'I01" t'f0" Cem Relatives
and frienda Invited Auto service.
9nA1'A! r"" ' NANCY A. , widow of
Robert Oraham Relatives and friends, mem
bers of ,SherorKl and Norrls Hquar U. P.
t.h.'i,rc.n"- Invited lo services rn , 2 p m .
RS30 Anirora terrace West Phlln Int North
wood Cem. 1'rlcmls may call Thurs . S to 10
p m
GRAHAM Dec 3 MART .1 . widow of
"alter Oraham Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral Sat . 2 p m.. 4S0I Daltl
more ne Int West Laurel Hill Cem Re
mains may be viewed I'rl. 8 to 10 p in.
HALEY Dr 2. MICHAEL husband of
late Mnry Haley nice MulvlhllP Relatives
and friends invited lo funeral. Frl, 8.30 a.
m resldenra of aon-ln-lnw, John II. Du
monr 2127 Walden et (21st and Arch -ts )
Solemn requiem mass the Cathedral 10 a.
m lnl New Cathedral I'em Auto service.
HALL - Dec 1. OEOROC I, HALL, need
01 Relatives and friends, Decatur Lodne
".. M. I. '" ' directors of the Odd
Fellows' Home Invited to funeral. Sat . 2 p
m Odd Fellows' Home. S II cor 17th and
Tloea sts Int private Omit flowers.
HIGdlNS - Dec 1. EDITH R UnER
wife of Carlton n llllns. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Frl . 2 p m.
3111 S Yewriell st . West Philadelphia Int
nrlvale ArJInalon Cem. Friends may call
Iliurs after 7 n m
llOSTf.1l - Dec 1. ELIZABETH If.,
'ndow of Alexander M Hosier, as-ed 81,
rtolatlvs nnd frlonds Invited to funeral,
rtiurs tt a in 1001 Cumao et Int pri
vate (.everliiirton Cem Remains mav be
viewed Wed 8 to 10 p in
KEUIUAN Dec 3. JOHN .1. KER1GAN.
Relatives and friends invited tn funeral.
Hal 2 10 n m K2 Lancaster ave . Ilaver
ford. Pa Int private
KINO Dec 2 MART, widow of Iw
rence Iv'lne and fotor mother of Rt. Rov
Monslrnor Tames P Turner. D. I) Rela
tives nnd friends invited to funeral. Frl..
8.30 a m, 1627 N loth st Solemn re
liiulani mm Church f (Jesu 10 a. m Int.
, lltilv emilrhra Cem
I Krtni.OER Dec 3 TlinODORE E son
' or Alber ,T and late Marasrel C Kreecer.
I Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv-
lc"s Sal 1 p m residence of parents. H.S
I Montgomery ne Onvvjd. Pa tnt private,
I Montgomery Cem , Norrlalown. Pa.
, KUOEL Dee. 1 rnKnv:ntrn ,.,.v.-,n
of lato Joanna (ne Schmidt), aged "7 Rela
uyt nnd friends, members of Lutheran
' liurcli of Our Saviour and Tlosa rearly
Bcnf Asso Invited lo funeral services Frl.,
-. ",' '"" K. Cambria st. Int. prlvata!
Oakland Cem. Remains may bo viewed
'ItHiri nfter 7pm
TI'ONr'i,,r;u.r!OIV,1'0Nr' "Prlnlendent
Inasmuch Mission. Nov 30. Funeral serv
ices riiurs., J p, m . Inasmuch Mission. 1011
Locust si Int. private,
ALAOJ,lJlT!' "7 "."ddenlv, Dec 2 MARY.
Si ?' J?'m 3- s'culro nnd daughter of
Daniel nnd Mary C'nrr, formerly of Hedford.
tuiinty Oalway. Ireland Funeral Sat 8:30
a m nilfl Upland st. Holemn requiem
mass Ihurch of Most Blessed Sacrament 10
? i "'.. 'P1 ..,,nl' Cro" C"1 Relatives and
friends invited. Auto service
r,iHftTT,n1WS . (r ' EMILY FLO
RL.NCi:, wife of Alfred W. Matthews. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Sat 2 p m 3012 N Percy si Int
North cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call
Irl . after 7 p. m.
MeKEBVER. Nov 27, HARRY, husband
or Sarah MrKeevcr (ne Sherman) and son
of Margaret and late Harry Mclvcever. and
grandson of Dr Walter and Ana Campbell.
Relatives and frienda Invited lo aei-vlc.es,
Sun.. 2.30 p. m.. 68H Warrlncton ave. Int.
1 ernwood Cem.
,,MPc';KAnv S". ' ononoi: n.. hue-
?in? ,1e r,l".rR.. St'Cleary (nee Rosenblatt),
aged 3.i Relatives nnd friends, Glrard Col
lege alumni. Frnnkford Ave. Business Men,
2?.rf. " . tnt. -.t01' ""t cm' Itemalns
may bo viewed Thurs after 7 p. m.
MELLOR fiuddenlv Nov 0 MAY
m'J7.,,,00K1'ri' i:ori "O" "' Emma
dene" rl r W""am M!lor. Int. Provl-
AVTiifflvv' TTWi'my. Knv 29, LOUISE
AMi"KV ilKI.LOll. wife of Mayburry
Ilrooks Mellor and daughter of the late John
dene" lS I." Korrest Anthony, of Provl-
' MILLnr: oee. 2. ETHEL MAY (nee
Raker) vvtfs of Carl C Miller Relatives
snd friends Invited to funeral services. Sat..
2 p. m. 2021 s. Ronnnfon st. (67th nnd
lilmwood). Int Arlington Cem. Friends
mav call Fr'. 8 to 10 p. tn
MOORE huddenly. at Moorestown. N. .T ,
Twelfth Month 3d. WILLIAM S. MOORE.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Twelfth Month, 7th Day. 2 p. m , residence,
40 E Main St., Moorestown, N. J.
. -VOLTE. Dec 2. MAE. wife of II. Ruhl
Nolte and daughter of late John nnd Mar
caret Shults. Relatives and friends 3d
Ward Varo Republican Club, invited tn fu
neral. Sat , 2 p. m.. residence of husband,
N E cor I3th and Christian ts. Int Chel.
ten Hills Cem. Remains may be viewed Trl.,
after 7 p. m
POTE Suddenly. Dec 2 LEROY. son of
Harry R. and Catharine S Pole (nee Rice),
aged 20 Relatives and friends, Harmony
I,odge No 32 I and A M . Columbia
Chapter No 91 Mary Commatidery; mem
bers Slloam M E Churrh and Sunday school,
Invited to funeral services. Sat , 2 p in ,
3.110 N Marshall st Int. private North
Cedar Hill C.m. Friends may call Frl. eve.
QUINN. Dec. 1, MARY, widow of Patrick
Qutnn, of New Ross, County We-xford, Ire
land. Funeral, to which relatives and
friends R V. M Sodality and Altar So
clety. Invited. Frl . 8:30 a. m., 1937 S
13th st. Solemn mass of requiem Church of
Eplphanv 10 a. m Tnt Holy Cross Cem
RAYMOND Suddenlv, Dec. 3. CLEMEN
TINE, wife n'f John Raymond and dauah
ter of late Edward A and Prlsctlla Cul
bertson Relatives and friends all organiza
tions of which she was a member. Invited
to runeral Frl., 2 p. m . 213U Wood st. Int.
Mt Aforlah Cem
REGAN Dec 2 MARGARET, widow of
Michael Regan Relatives and friends ln
tlled to funeral. Sat. 8:30 a m . residence
of daughter. Mrs Thomas A. McDowell. 3237
Locust st . West Philadelphia. High mass
itf requiem St. James's Church 10 a. rn.
Int Cnii.edrwl Cem
ROCKS Dec 3 CATHERINE, widow of
John Rocks Relatives and friends. B V.
M. Hodalltv of Church of Gesn Invited to
funeral, Sat , 830 a m . residence of son-in-law
John Kcenan, 1111 Parrlsh st.
Solemn high requiem mass Chinch of As
sumption 10 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem.
Auto funeral
ROONEY. Dec 1 ANNIE, wife of
Charles P Roonev Relatives and friends
Invited 1o service. Frl , 2 p. m , apts. Oliver
H. Hair. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. Arlington
Cetn
ROUSE. Dec. 2. ANNA, daughter of late
William and Mary Rouse. Relatives and
friends. League of the Sacred Heart, R V.
M, Sodality Invited to funeral, Sat., 8:30 a,
m.. lesldence of brother Thomas Rouse, 145fi
N. Hollywood st Solemn msss of requiem
church of the Most Precious Blood 10 a. m
Int. New Cathedral Cem
ROWAN Dec 2 GEORGE A. son of
Henry V and Josephine Rowan, aged 28
Relatives and friends II, V M. Modality of
Our Ladv of the Rosary Church. Invited to
fineral. I'rl., 8.30 a. m. parents residence,
68J0 Master st. Solemn requiem mass Our
Lady of the Rosary Church, 10 a, m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem.
SCIIENK At the Masonic Home Dec
3 HERMAN SCHENK Relatives and
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Wmt I WAS PlKtHfD T OPENfiO Ufce VouVe (oT To 0o ,5
S ron itceoiua vis I A. T0t(u Cau op Joe licence, jw
g othsr. day Afto i'm V! y yin stpoh&. its a cwaJ
friends, Gothic Lodge, No 819, V, and A,
M Invltsd In funersl. Frl.. 3 p. m,. from
the Home 3330 N, Broad at
HCOTT, Dec. 3. MART 15, . widow of T
Revmpur Scott. 17 Bala ae Bala, Ta
Relatives and friends Invited to services,
r.?' i p..n1. Dorcas Rovm, First Baptist
v-nut'hj.nth and Sanaom sts, tnt private.
SCULLY. -Deo. 2, MAROARKT W., widow
of lharlea J, Scully (nee Murphy), Rela
tives and friends Invltrvl tn run... . uvi .
" "" a,.J" 3623 Webster st Solemn requiem
. "" nuicn oi ino iransnguration, 10 a. m
Int Cathedral Cem
SBLFRIDOE, Deo 2, at tha Messiah
Universal Horns. Ml HAn.v RiST.mimnp
aged 80 Relatives and friends invited to
services, Frl , 3 p m . apartments of Wil
liam II llsttersby. 3318 N Broad st. Int.
a . "emains may m viewed Thurs.,
8 to 10 p m. !
SEAMAN Dee b. JOHN C. SEAMAN.
""1. '8 -..nfl"'" and friends Inrited to
?2v,c.?"' Thu" ; H p m- 3(,3 N 13th St.
Int Hamburg. Pa
SHANNON Dec 1. FRANKLIN V hus
band of Cecilia Fnnces Shannon. nlatlves
!n!-fr.lwn(' Invited ti service, Frl.. 2 p. tn..
3 11. Pino st Int private. Friends may
view remains Thurs. eye '
MiiH.KI'M,nE -c SAMUEL A SHEL-M.'iu'-
."A1."".' ,and friends. Fraternal
Order of pw'ls, Invlled to services, Frl ' 2:30
P. in. 10 N. Llndepwood st Int. , orivale
FrL.n5 .""' c Tnurs eve. ,nIt pr"a'e'
,SI.OAN Suddenly, Dec, 2. ELIZABETH
SLOAN daughter of rannie and late Ha?"
?o ;fn".'n?..n",,llw" and frieul, InvVtJX
Int private m ' l80'J S nronli
W1ITII Dec 3. ARTHUR K son nf
Chsrle, M. and Mary E Smith 'aged 14
Residence. (1201) Hsiel ave Due notice of
"'SVKiJ.' w " b! "n
Dr r'im J"c- B- ', Abnton Hospltsl.
P' IX1UIS A . son of ate Augustus F
and toulsa Spaeth, Relatives and friends
a'""v" .i?Vln ta""- l " "n.
a .i . Inyltrd to funeral services Frl .
2nupii.m mAr,;!"','J? rfsldence. Wallace n
Spaeth 100 Woodland ave . Wyncote, Pa
tosunol 'v J' '"'" J"""n
f,,?,1,01.'!",! Dec fj. .TAMES DOER STO
r I M husband of Ida K Stocuin. nged 70
iieiitives and friends, members of Reserve
Council No. 263 O. of I A.. Invited to
rr'f.:, ?"r " " m 14 S Cecil at
Tnt llmlngion and Hramlywlna Cem Wil
mlnstnn. Del. Friends mav call Frl eve
THOMAS Dec 3 EVAN P husband of
Margaret A. Thomas, aged (!1. Relatives
and friends. United Brotherhood of ""
penters and Joiners of America, invited tn
funeral serv ces Sat . 2 p. m , 18 ft Salfnrd
st taoth and Market) Int private FHeSds
mav rait Frl . 8 to 10 p. m. Chester count?
papers conv.
THORNTON --Dec 3. CATHERINE V
daughter of late Lewis and Mary Thorn
ton Relatives and friends invited to fu
neral Ha; , 2 p m .residence of brother-in-law
Dsvld S Bennett. 2311 Mifflin st. Int
private Friends may call Frl.. 8 to 10
p in
TOUT, Dec 2 ANNA I. TOUT, (nee
Rtes) wife nf Edward Tohl Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat 7-30 n m
renr 2137 E Arizona st High mass St
Bonlfaclus's church 0 a. in. Int Most Holy
Redeemer Cem.
VOIGT. Dec. 1. JACOB JOSEPH son
of George W and Bernardlna Volgt (nee
Hilber). ad 3 Relatives and friends In
vited to services Frl . 2 p. m . 021 N. 41th
"' ln.l5It vernon Cem Remslns may be
vlMed Thurs , 8 to 10 r m
WALKER. Twelfth Month 2d TENNIF,
s daughter nf Samuel C and Salllo A
Walker, aged 3 jrs 3 mm. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Slslh-day, Twelfth
Month ftlh 2:30 p m , parents' residence
near Ivyland Pa. Int Hatboro Cem Autos
will meet Hatboro trolley I"alng Willow
Grnvo 1 p. m.
WTK1N Drc 2 ELLA, -w Ifo or Albert
H Watkln (nee Drl.coll) Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Saf , 8 30 a m ,
3431 Pearl st . West Philadelphia Solemn
requiem masn Church of Our Ladv of vic
tory. 10 n m Int New Cathedral Cem.
ZERN. On Dec 2. ALFRED VA. hus
band of Annln Zern. at Pcnnsgrove, N. J.
Int nrlv'Hte.
ZOTHE Dec 3 JULIA L, 7.0THE fnee
Rothengatter). wife of Emll othe. Due
notlco of funeral will be given
nxtT WAxisD-rijcAia
iisi
And AcctrnAT
CLERK TIIB ACCOU,
DESIRKS TlfK srenv.
WOMAN WHO IS QUICK,
AC r-IUUtlKS. WITH
YEARS1 1IIOII SCHOOL
KClUIVALENTt A POSITION OF RTTSPtlN
HIBILITY, OFFERINO OPP6RTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT ASK lt3R MR WIERT.
r u n l.1 r J-isna ten co.. 8Tit and chest.
NUT STS,
It AT T.TSAns. Ix
ion school TRAiNiNo on; its
T.TOIAI. ADTERTl'iEMEXTS
lKS3'HSTATK
r-.' ceased -
OF PAUL S. KING, de-
tlio rslnte of lmil N, Klrnr, drcoaaecj, having
bpn trranteil lo VhlVl.tv Trnt rn. nil rr.
oriB Indebted to tha ontd cutftte are rqucetrt
to niHke pajmont. and thoio havltiK claim
nciinst thp name to present them, without
d1ay, at the offlc of tho ald company,
aM-33l Chestnut st. rhl1arlphla.
WM. P. GEST. Tresident.
Or to U attorneys.
VAN nU.SHN & JOHNSON.
una ifphn nirard nuiininr
tKpyTWTATn OF KMA IIAINKS I'UAN-'-la
CIH. drcMiRiNl Letters of administra
tion In the abmo estate havlnar bn sranted
lo Thfl Provident Life and Trust Compinv
of Philadelphia, all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment, and
thone haWnc claims to present the same,
without delav to th unclerstened
TICK PROVIDENT T,IFT3 AND TTtUST COM-
VAiY Ur VtilUAUViuriUA
Asa S. Win. President,
409 Chestnut Street
ADMINISTRATORS,
ATTORNEY
Daniel V Deal
741 Re1 Ilatau Trust Hide.
LOOT AND FOUND
DOG Lost, male Roston terrier In lclnltv
of Cynwjd; collar Ucensa tac No 13flr0;
leward Mm Chaw 11. Txivatt. Cvnwvd 3R7,
FJA(J Lost, ullk Amertean nac". on start
with engle and nnnvplate thereon; same
was carried by a member of the Order of
Kulffhts of Pythian tn the Peace Jubilee
Parade held In this city .Saturday, October
11. Reward of $10 for the return of same,
or Information leading1 to Its recovery. Ad
dreww John U Realty, 1748 N Pel ton at.
Ni:CKPiCCU Lost, sealskin neckpiece In
Wanamalcer'a store, main floor, about 4
o'clock. Dec. 3. If found please return to
307 X. Rroad st. Reward.
PERSONALS
Philadelphia, Pa Dec. .1, 191D.
To frs K Kennedy, Mlii N. Retlly,
Ml K. Donahue. MIm 1. Waters: Take
notice, that the household eoods and per
Honal property stored In the name of each
of jou In the warehouse of J. II, DoMe
and W A Doyle, trading ns the Conti
nental Storace Warehouses. 20th st. above
Chestnut, Philadelphia, will bs sold to pav
the lien of said warehousemen atafnst natd
property at the aurtlon house of H T. Free
man t Co Hit!) Chestnut at.. Philadelphia
a portion thereof on December 17, 1910. si
10 o'clock a m , and the remaining portion
theieof on December IS. 1019. at 9 o'clock
a, m . as follows
MRS. K. KENNEDY
Two -waidntands, 2 bureaus, 4 tables.
2 beds complete 1 stand, 1.1 chairs, 1 towel
rack, 1! barrels and ton tents, 1 pewinf?
machine. II bundles carpets, 1 sideboard,
1 clothes rack, 1 pain tins, 1 screen door,
I bundle curtains, 1 pillow, 1 clock, 1 sofa,
1 trunk and contents, 3 boxes and contents.
IS rockers, china. sUss. bric-a-brac, clothing,
linen, books, etn
MISS N REILTVY
Thirteen (IB) bundles of carpet.
MRS. K. DONAHUE
On traveling: bap and contents. 2 paper
boxes and contents, 4 pictures. 1 baskec and
contents, 3 trunks and contents. 1 chest and
contents, -4 packages 1 ase 1 bundle,
china, elass. brlc-a-brac, clothlnff. linen,
books, etc.
' MIS3 M WATERS
One sen-Inn machine. I oak table. 1 cur
tain pole, 8 sola pillows. 1 dart board.
1 cutting' table. 8 sad Irons. 1 Iron holder.
1 kHs stove, 1 stewing pot. 1 chest drawers
and contents china, class, brlc-a-brac. cloth-
c"RnT&"bS!t2u"sT&AOB TVAHnHOUSES
10 9. 20th at.
VICTOJIY cleajiera and dyers 4SjO N Broad
st has been sold tn Michael Vlnkoor.
Presint all bills before Saturday to the
same address.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BEH, TELEPHONE OPERATING
PEHMANBNT POSITIONS OFFERED TO
TOUNO WOMEN BETWEEN 18 AND 28
YEARS.
$11 PER WKKK FOR FIRST 4 WEEKS.
in rn ter week in months, with
llirlD ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
SHORT HOURS
INEXPENSIVE HOT LUNCHES
rOMFORTAHI.F. REST ROOMS
SICKNESS niSAIill.ITV RENEF1TS
CAREFULLY CHOSEN ASSOCIATES
CAM. PERSONALLY ANY WEEKDAY.
RETWEKN I) A. M. AND B P. M , TO
SEE MISS RYAN. 1031 ARCH ST . FIRST
FLOOR.
THE ITELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PA.
BOOKKEEPER
The Publlo Ledser Co. desires tha
services of an csperlenced book
keeper tn operate a Burroughs post
Ins; machine: temporary position.
APPLY fln CHESTNUT ST.
Ask for Mr. Wleat.
CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
COLORED WOMEN"
20 TEAR OF AOE AND OVER
rOR POSITIONS IN CONNEOTIOM
WITH THE SHIPPINO OF MBRCHANTHflB
Arni- ntJREAti or empwjyient
WANAMAKER'S
COOIC While woman for plain cooklnr Jid
wSgr"htat'!,'g"ffiirM;1 fam"y 'dnit"-
PUR I --....-..,... . nun. xiitaawn.
COOK, neat woman, to do pis In ceoklnr an
some housework) Rood home! ateadr placs.
MM Morris st.
COOKINU nnd downsta.'ra work, colored lrli
4 JVft!,?.S'P.V no 'aundry. Phone Chest-
nui inn id' iv,
COOKINO and downstairs work. whit. Ap
. ply .B.n.n.n..JTo,Mn -ve, Thon Over
brook 34fig W.
OIRL. hlffli school education, for lantern
slide departmentj experience not -necea.
sarj-. Williams. BTowne & Etu-le, Inc.. 01
Chestnut St.
OIRL. young: rood waxes: wllllnx to learn
vraltlnc and chamtxrwnrk: referenco ra-
nulreil Write to flgn Walnut St., Phils
(J1R1. Reliable colored alrl for cooklnar and
downstairs work: must have, reference;
sleep out . Phone Oermanlowp Kftn4 w.
OIRL. soune: good wages: willing to learn
the care of younir children: reference re-
qulred Wrlle to ais Walnut st , Phils,
OIItL over 18 experienced on perfumerl
priotl wages Nsce, 2d and Race sts.
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
ESTABLISHED 1S89 ,
OIRLS AND WOMEN
MUST n,' OVER 1 YEARS Of AOB
OIRLS MUST FURNISH TROOF OF AQH
FOR KITCHEN WORK
PREPARINO VEOF.TABLE3
MEATS. ETC.
ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WORK
STEADY EMrLOTMENT
MINIMUM STARTINO RATES
INCLUDING BONUS
Jll AND 11(1 FOR 18 HOURS
TIME AND HALF TIMB
OVER 4 HOUnB
INCREAHED AUTOMATICALLY
PLENTY OF OVERTIME
JOSEPH CAMTBELL COMPANT.
2D AND MARKET STS.
CAMDEN. N. J.
ISft OIRLS WANTED
OVER 18 YEARS OF ACJE
IN NEW DEPARTMENT
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
LIGHT. AIRY FACTORY
DESIRABLE1 STEADY WORK
B2 WEEKS A TEAR
HOr LUNCHES SERVED
AT LESS THAN COST
COOD PAY: EXCELLENT TRBATMBHT
LEARNERS PAID J1S WEEKLT
LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO CO. '
3D AND ONTARIO STS.
OIRLS. about 11 or IT rear, of aje. for lteht
work: previous experience not necessary,
cood working conditions and steady positions
all j car round. Ask for MR. ATKISS.
SMITH, KLINE V FRENCH CO.
105 N Rib, St.
CURLS
WE REQUIRE CURLS TO WRAP PACK-
AOES: EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSATT
APPLY EMPLOYMKNT BUREAU
LIT BROS.
OIRLS, 14 to 10 years of are: continuation
Echool privilege: rood wages: steady posi
tion Frledberger-Aaron Mfg. Co.. 4600 N.
18th st.. near Wayne Junction.
GIRLS, over IS years: steadr position: good
"..SB, ipiiuui wren. ,' (icuuiTxer-ASivn
Manufacturing Co . 4000 N. lSlh sr., near
GIRLS IN PACKING DEPT. DRtED-FRUIT
BUSINESS, GOOD WAGES. CAU
READY TOR WORK, 180 B. FRONT BTT
GIRLS wanted. Ailing and labeling drurs and
chemicals: start Sit. BO per week, oth at.
below PaTTleh
HOUSE SIISTRESS for,, private monitW
vvanted; must bo experlenoed. P 824,
Ledger Office
HOUSEWORK Good woman wanted for
..n-T T' vr I. if ,.a3 -. rK'u l-aM vJgontg
- . m .,..,v ,,,,. , vjiwiimm-, r,,
KITCHEN MAID went,,- nhll. - I..
stltutlnn for children: board: room alone.
Call 44(10 Baltimore ave . W. Phlla,
OPERATORS
TOUNO LADIES WANTED FOR OPER
ATIN( MOON-HOPKINS BILLINO MA
f'HIN'E: STEADY POSITION: GOOD
SALARY, O IBn, LEDGER BRANCH.
15TII AND MOORE sTd. ""-
OPLruVlons. female, wanted on ahlrto In
new hulldlng; new machines: all ona kind
of work: best pay In beat factory In city.
Miller Bros. Co.. s. W. cor Broad arid
""cp bib., seconra noor.
SALESWOMAN, women's ready to wear and
specialty ahoo. C. A, Rowoll. 4615-11
Oermanlowrn sve
I'LL EXPECT YOU TODAY
If ..ou aro a OIRL with aome high school
education, a very good hand at figuring and
proferably with some experience. If you
want to use that talent where It will bla&n
the way to advancement, come and see m
about an unusual opportunity which I have,
Mrs Linda B. Patton
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO
Employment Offlca
7th and Sansom ats.
CHAMKKRMAID and waitress: romp, white
girl, young: raf. req. Call 2227 Boruce at.
or phone ftnruee Msn, bet. 11 and 2 o'clock.
CHAMBERWO.IK and walllnai white girl;
aieep in. jaiie aia car at O-'il at. rnona
Merlon ft'.n.
Copnlllit. 181V, by lh Tribune Co.
CLERK, payroll, iixparlencad. quick and
. a-TurJS,ei. US: P5 r?-! Prmanent position,
T BJ, V, O, Hox t&OQ,
SALESGIRL for silk department; good op
portunity for the right party, 'lhreeher
Bros , 1322 Chestnut at.
SALESWOMEN'
WANTED. TOUNa TVOMEN FOR VARIOUS
DEPT3,
EXrERIL'NCE NOT NECESSARY
lUGH WAGES'
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROS.
SALESWOMEN
TART OR FULL TIME
OPPORTUNITIES IN SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
STENOGRAPHERS
YOUNG LADIES WANTED TOR
MANUFACTURING CONCERN.
STEADY POSITION! GOOD SAL-ARY-
STATE REFERENCES.
A IBP. LEDGER BRANCH. 15TH
AND MOORE STfJjl
WAITRESS, white, Pim.atant: small adult
famllyr Apply by liter, r 8.1. Idg.r
Ofllre. Mr
WANAMAKER'S
opendsOs ron
GIRLS WITH BUSINESS TRAININO
GIRLS WITHOUT BUSINESS TRAINING
"BRIGHT YOUNG HOME GlRLS't
CAPABLE OF ACTING A3 INSPECTOR,
CASHIERS
A
THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAmDffl
will be oivf.n. With chan-ciT
to eann advancement
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPIXIYMENT
SITUATED ON 1HH 18T FLOOR DALCOPrt
I8TH STREET HIDK
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