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PEDRICK. Teh 8, HEUL.AH V. (nee
Crawford), wife of George A. Pedrlck. ncla.
lives and friends incited to funeral services,
Jg"rl . 10 SO a. m., B041 Cedar ave. Int. New
r ?". D'l,-. on arrival of 1:20 train from
West Pl.Ha. Station Remulns may bo
, viewed Thuri., between 8 Hnd JO p. m. Wll
yr mlngton and Mlddletown (Del.) papera copy.
i PHILIPl'S At Jacksonville. Fla. Teb.
3. Hey. BERNARD PHILIPPS. pastor of St!
, Atovelus' Church, Bntn and Taslier sts., Due
notice of funeral will be given.
PHILLIPS. Feb. i. rtr aict .rvr-r n a.
wife of Alexander C. rhllllnx llelatlves and
tripnas invnca io tunerai. inurs., i p. m.,
B807 De Lnncev st. Int Arlington rem. He'
mains may De viewed wea , K to 1U p m
Pittsburgh papera cop
A PLANK. Fob 1. 6
I'AHt. nn rt Arrnlnh
na Caroline l'innK tnee BtoiiJ. aped 7
r ueUtlvei and friends Imlted to funeral
i aervlct.s, Thura 1pm, residence of rand-
w xnoiner. Airs Marv stou, 3U14 w uth st
Int. private, Oreenmount Om
rOLUTT. Of influenza, Feb. 3. ANNA A..
i wife of G force Pollttt, neetl M Duo no
tic of funeral will be shen from 1330 N.
Aid en st.
PKICK Feb 2 EDWARD FKICE. Jr..
of 828 S 45th st husband of ,MUbol 8
Price. Funeral service on Thurs , J p m .
at Oliver II Ualr Bid 1820 Chestnut st
Int private.
PR1NQLE. Feb 2 at Ardmore Pa of
Pneumonia NELSON S PKINOLH Fu
neral mrvlces and Int Newark N J Wed
FUnCKLL Jan HI ROHUKT on of
James and Elizabeth Purcell (nee Ixtnerpan)
Relatives nnd friend Pnn Treat v Nest of
Owls Robert Qreer Club of 18th Ward enr
i tnoyea wm uramo & bona, inwteu to ruiierai
J. Thurs . 8 30 a in . residence of parents KJ-lfl
E Albert st Solemn requiem mass Si.
Ann's Church 10 a m Int. Holv Cross Om
J RIQO Feu 2 ELEANOR M . wife of
rZ Ralph C. Riffff and daughter of Samuel and
Susan Armstrong, ased -2 Relatives and
friends United to funeral, Wed . 8 p m.(
4920 Keyser stt, Gtn. Int private. Mt
Zlon Cem . Pottstown Pa Thurs morn
ROBERTS Feb 2 LEAH C wife of
Ilenrr Roberts JLr and daushter of Harry
- R. and Ida A Conaa Funeral services
, 2133 Rltner st Thurs 2 30pm Int pri
vate.
ROBINSON. Feb. 2. CHARLOTTE C .
wife of James A Robinson and daughter of
Annie and late Harry W Foster. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral, Thurs.. 3u
n. m., 5105 Race st. W-nt Phlla Solemn rw
nulem mass Church of Our Lady of Victory
0 n. m. Int. Holv Cross Cem.
ROBINSON Feb 1 at 5421 LocuM st .
MARGARET II , daughter of Marv and late
Robert J Robinson aired 2J Relatives and
friends. Martha W Crow Council, No 03,
8. and D of L. Invited to funeral Thurs
2 p. m. residence of Mrs Elizabeth Esher.
2014 Fairmount ave Int Mt Moriah Cem
Remains may be viewed WhI a.
ROW AND Feb 1, ABRAHAM, husband
f Anna O Rowand (nee btone). Relatives
uid friends, Florence Lodfre No 87. r and
A. M. invited to funeral, Thurs. 1 p. m ,
01 Market st , Gloucester City, N J. Int.
Ueddlne: Cem Friends may tall Wed, eve.
SCHMIDT Feb . 19.li 1IARK1 son of
George L. and Rose bchmldt aged 20 years
Relatives and friends also Mandan Tribe,
No. 110. I O R M are Invited to attend
the funeral Friday, at - o'clock p m ,
from his late residence 8304 Eastwlck ave ,
"West Philadelphia Friends may call on
Thursday evenlnff from 7 to 0 o'clock Inter
ment private
, SCHMIDT Feb 1 ERNST C , husband
of Anna C Schmidt (nee Kramer) Rela
tives and friend also Kenderton Lodce No
266. I O O F John F Reynolds Coun
ell. No 143, O of I A . and employes and
Relief Asso of Fletcher Works invited to
funeral services Thurs 1 tv m , 400. V
13th st Int private Ivy Hilt Cem Friends
may view remains Wed 8 to 10 p m
SCHROEDER. t El Paso. Tex sudden
ly. Feb 2, 19J0 HENRY A SCHROEDER.
son of late Gllllat and Louisa R. Srhroeder,
of New York in his 42d jear Due notice
of funeral later
SCOFIELD Suddenly. Feb 3 GEORGE
C , husband of Josephine B Scofleld, apted flO
Residence. 5047 Ludlow terrace. Funeral
services and Int private
SEARCH At armey Pa , rb 2
HENRY L. SEARCH, husband or Marv Lef
ferts Search, aced Tt Relatives and frtenis
Invited to funeral services, without further
notice, residence of daughter Mrs. J M.
Hartman, Yardle, Pa., Thurs , -.15 p. in
Int private.
SELSER Feb 1 ALICE M ELSER.
widow of Isaac R Selser. aged 03 Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral, resi
dence of son Arthur G Selser, 75 Mary st ,
Doylestown Pa., Thurs 11 a m Int pri
t vate Neshamlny Cem
SHARP On Feb 2 1020 of pneumonia,
FRANCES A SHARP daughter of Henry and
Bebecca faharp of Colllnsrswood N, J aired
20 years Funeral services on Friday at
1 n. m at residence of brother John W
Sharp, 1631 Ruscomb st Loffun, Philadel
phia Int private
SHONE Feb, 3 MART E , wife of Wil
liam Shone and daushter of late Anthony
" and Louise Praties aped 50 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Fri 0 a
m . residence Dr. Tullus Wright ISIS N.
15th st Remains may be viewed Thurs,
after 7 p. m Int Holy Sepulchre Cem Omit
flowers.
SHORTLtnGE Second Month 3d. ISA
" EEL G , vldo of Prof Joseph Shortlide.
j axed 75. Relatives and friends Invited to
iuneral, Slxday becond Month Uth. l p. in.
i residence, Concordvllle, Del co . Pa Int j
f.iiMvi;. ai a vi ill uiccb it a in o o.l vuiivuiu
SUtion 11 30 and 11 '. a m
SIGMANN Feb 2 of Influenza THEO
DORE, husband of Marearet Slsmann tnee
Sharkey) and Bon of Theodore and late Emma
Slcmann Funeral Fri 10 a m . 3413 N.
Water t Int private Holy Cross Cem
" BIMMONh At Lake Worth Tla Jin.
' 80. 1BJ0. WILLIAM V Bon of Emma I.
and the late Jnmes 9 SfmmoliH used 33
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
funeral services Wed . 8 p m , at his Ut
residence 147 Frazer ae Colllnsswood
1 N J. Interm-nt Mt Pleasant Cera , Mill-
ville N J Thurs
SINER Feb J SARAH wife of John T
Biner (nee Wolfe) Relaties and friends In.
vited to funeral services Sat Horn 1017
N. RandolDh st Int prllate Went Laurel
, Jtlll Com Remains mil be leed rl 7
to 9 p. m
SINGER Feb 1 CHARLES, husband of
late Mary Singer (nee O Donnell). Relatives
-ind friends all societies of nhich he was a
.temter Incited to funeral Thurs 0 30 a.
ni. residence of his brother. J5J Richmond
IT- Int Holy Cross Cem
SMirlf Feb .' JOAWA ELIZABETH
SMITH friend of Miss May Field McKean.
Relatives and friends Invited to service.
Thurs 8pm 2210 N Lamac st Int
Baptist Cem Ilurllnston N' J Fri Train
leaves Market st fern 11 IS a m
SMITH Feb 2 hANARA E wife of
Benjamin F famlth Relatives and friends
Invited tt srvhe Thurs 2 n m. B2J1
Relnhart st Int private
SNYDER Feb 2 JOHN F son of late
, John 11 and Catherine Snder Funeral 10
a m 1D2S V 24th bt Int Old Cathedral
, Cem
SOCKWELL At Swedesboro N J , Feb
2. FLORENCE M wife of Herbert R Sock-
well aged 23 Relatives and friends In-
t, vlted to funeral services parents' residence.
Thurs , 11 a m Int Oieiiook Cem , Bridge-
on. N. J Remains may bo uevved at ceme
tery.
STARK Feb 3 MARY widow of Joseph
A. Starn, aeed 83 Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral senfees Frl 2 o m i-ei-dence
of son-in-law Frank W Shivers Murl
ton pike near lirownine road X J Int
Colestovvn Cem
STEVENS On Feb. 1 1020 DELIA
widow of Joi W Stevens Relatives and
friends Imlted to funeral Thurs , 8 30 a m.
from late residence 2102 S Cecil st (38th
and Woodland ave ) Solemn hlsh mass of
requiem Church of Most Blessed Sacrament
' 10 o'clock Auto funeral
STUART Of penumonla Feb I PAT
RICK, husband of late Drldeet Stuart Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs
11 a, m residence of son Joeeph Stuart
2120 Lombard st Int New Cathed.al Cem
Auto funeral
STULL Jan 31 JOHN H son of Sam-k.-.uel
K. and Anna Stull and branded of John
ti -tana ctoojiie oiuu
aired 2(1
1 f 1 .1 T I vb a
and friends
invited to funeral serlce
Thurs . l p m
2101 S 17th st
fall Wft li
residence of crandnrpntn
Int private Friends may
, SUPPLEE Feb 3 FLORENCE C wife
of Earl D Supplee and daughter of Estella
J O. Wells (lormerly Devvces) and the late
George W Dewees aged 32 Relatives and
frlnds Invited to tunerai mother's residence.
453 Haddon ave Camden N. J . Frl 2
p. m Int private Harlelgh Cem Friends
may call Thum after 7pm
TENER Feb 1 JULI V. W . widow of
Henry B Tener Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services Thurs 11a m .
residence of daughter Mrs Eleanor T Shlll,
4421 N 8th st Int private
THOMAS Feb 3 OIUCE A, wife of
Harry W Thomas aged 34 Relatives and
friends Imlted to funeral services, Thurs ,
2 p. m., husband a residence 224 E 23d st
Chester, Pa Int private
UNDERWOOD Pi b 2 PEARL EDITH
UNDERWOOD daughter of Wlnfleld and
Clara Grey Relatives und friends Inviud to
services, Frl 2pm funeral parlors ot
George S Rowen 4 Sw 2741 N 5th st
Int. private North fedar Hill Cem
. VERNON Feb 3 at Morrlburg -Ontario.
Canada ELSIE K HUDENHORN,
lfe of Rev J II Vernon Funeral services
t the home of her parents 153 Allen lane,
Mt. Airy. Philadelphia Thurs , 7 30 p m
Private Int Annvllle Pa
WAGENKMUHl .-uddenlv of pnu
jnonla. Feb - WILLIAM J WAUE.N
KNIOHT son of late Willi im apd f atharlne
E. WagenknUht ai-ed 35 Relatives and
friends United Iteoubllcan lub of the 44th
Ward, invited to funeral services Thurs
o. m.. residence of sister Mrs Hannah C
KenxirL 312S Parkslde ave Int private.
Kernwood Cem Auo funer-il
WATERS On Feb 2 1920 WILLIAM
B, husband of Susan C hlack Waters
Blitlns Park Pa aged (10 Funeral services
will to held In St Peter s Church Smyrna
X)el,. upon arrival of train leaving Broad
St. SUtion 10 01 on Thurs Feb a Trlends
-may call Wed afternoon at the residence of
his daughter. Mrs R L Denney, Park
ave., opposite Elklns ave Elkona Park, be
tween 4 and 7,
" WEAVER Suddenly at 3013 Market st .
Feb. 2. ISAAC L husband of EUna H
Weaver, aged 6!) Relative-, and Irlendi.
William Wlndom Council No 5S0 O. of I
"invited to funeral services Ihurs 2pm
Oliver II Hair Illdg 1820 Chestnut st Int
private. Remains rnav n. vlew-d wd eve
'WEBER Feb 1 JULIA E daushter
of lata Gottlieb and Bertha Hoelterhort
Veber. llelatlves and friends Invited to fu
.norat services Frl 5 P m 0110 Jelferson
il Int. private Arlington Cem
j- CNUEKTAKEB
KrfiUYLER
. B wL BROAD Afc
lkg DIAMONt
'P'X'
HEATHS
WHITE tob. 3 MACE WHITE, hug
band of Wllhelmlna, White (nee Dawson),
aged 45. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Thurs , 8 p. m . 002 Federal el ,
.tllUUC!lt 't -) . UllliriTCIIBUUll, JL ... X !(..
on arrival of 8! 10 a, m. train from Droad
St station.
WHITMAN Near Mendenhall. P... Jbb.
31, MIIDRED 11. WHITMAN (nee Mendsiv
rail), vire oi Jranit ti. vvniunan. aced 23.
Puneral private, rosldence of parent, Milton
Mendenhall. Thurs , 2 p, m, Int. Long-wood
'WILLIS, At Palmyra. N. J., Feb 2,
MEACHEN W.i husband of Ella V. Willi.
in Pjirkurl and son of Rev. V. Wri .nil
Emily Willis, llelatlves anl friends, Cove
nant Louse, no. lui, r. ana a. ai., oi i-al
myra, N. J.; Excelsior Consistory, of Cam
den, N. J., and Crescent Temple, A, A. O.
N. M S . of Trenton. N, J., Invited to fu-
h-,d1 Thnrn.. "J n. m . A24 ColumhlA nv..
Palmyra. N. J. Int. Morgan "tm.
WINTERS. Feb. 1. of InTiuenia, FRED
ERICK, son 01 ueorge ana uena winters,
mged 22. Funeral Thurs . 2 p. m . parents
residence, 13U N Reese st Int private.
WIRTS-CHAFTER Feb 3 Rt Lockhart
Hotel. Atlantic City. N J JENNIE, wife
ot Joseph Wlrtschafter. Relatives and
friends, i netn jesnurun ioaRe, o -j, u v,
T. 8 , Penna Lodge, No 70 I O IT. A.
T?n.4r Rhnlnm tldire. No 1. I O.. It S . In.
-.tied to funeral. Thurs., 2 p m , parlors of
Morris lto-tenoerg s oon, -uuw i(. uroau at.
ini vrnnuflnrn linv
WOLF. Feb .1 PAULINE WOLf (ne
Grose) wire oi i.evvis j won, aged 74
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Frl 2 p m. N W cor Frankford
ave and Tioga st Int private, North Cedar
''wOLLENSKY Feb 2. TAULINA. dauirhv
ter of Rudolph and Emma Wollensky, aged-
25 Ilelall-.es ana iricnus, members ol.
Matthew's Lutheran Church, Invited to fu
neral sen lce. Thurs. 2 p. m . parents' resi
dence. 430 W Cavuga st. Int. private.
Northwood Cem Remains may be viewed
Wed 7 to p m
YEOtLN Feb 3. ROBERT YEOMAN,
aged 3S Relatives and friends Lo.ial Faith
Lodge, No. 071B. I O O F. M U.. invited
tn iuneral Sat .2pm .1420 Crawford t.,
Fall' of Schuylkill Int Qreenmount Cem,
ZELLI'R At Fleld'boro. N J . Feb 2
ELIZAIUSTH ZELLER widow of August
Z.eller (nee Walker), aged 74 Relatives and
friends Invited to services Ffeldsboro. N J.
Thurs 8 p. m Services to be continued
Frl., 11 a. - . undertaking parlors of J
Wesley Row en 2d st and Washington ave.,
Phil' Int Greenwood (K of P.) Cem.
ZWALD Feb 2 JOHN, husband of
Chrlstlannit Zwald (nee Keutter). aged 73
Relatives and friends fnvlted to funeral,
Thurs 2pm residence of son.t Harry
Zwald 274S Eddlngton st Brldesburg. Int
private. German Reformed Church Grounds.
Remains may bo viewed Wed , from 8 to
10 p m
MXIAT. ADVERTISr-MENTS
fSS.TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
Saf Notice Is hereby given that salt
has been instituted in the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania by the United States, to the
the use of John II. Uvezcy, as of December
Ses'lon. 1010 No 6032. against William
Linker and Benjamin Linker, trading as
lt llllam Linker Company, and Max TLlp
sehutx and Max Rotlisteln, upon the bond of
said defendants, given to the Un'ted States
Government under a contract between the
Navy Department and said William Linker
Company for an extension to the Emer-ire-.icy
Barracks. Philadelphia Navy Yard.
nown as Contract 2924 All persons or
companies furnishing labor or material
upon said contract are permitted and hereby
notified to Inter-, ene in such action as
the Court may order. In accordance with
Federal Act of February 24. 1005 C. 778.
amending Act of August 13 1R04 C 280.
F. F DICKERMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
no West End Trust Bide
XOST AND FOUND
CASE1 Lost Februarv 3. small black foldlne
case containing 20 diamond rings reward,
no question' asked P 701 ledger Office
LHA1N Lost diimond chain with diamond
heart pendant bow knot at top ot heart
all set In platinum Liberal reward If re
turned to J E Caldwell i. Co . Juniper and
Chestnut sts
DOG Lost, female Scotch terrier puppy: an
swers to the name of Lassie green collar;
reward Phone Chestnut Hill 03 10 Chest
nut ave Ch'tnut Hill
MONEY Lost between Reading Terminal
and I3th and Ludlow roll of money,
amounting to J73 Return to S. O. C , 419
sinth
bL'ITCASE Loit wicker suitcase. In No
12 Darby car between 0 and 10 o'clock
Tue' morning Reward If Information
leading to Its recoery. Is sent to David M.
Miller 2124 S 00th st . Philadelphia. No
Questions asked
PERSONALS
EM-ttV MASSMAN Your brother. George C.
Miller died In Chicago January ID Com
municate at once with Attorney W H. Chad
wlck 018 W Chicane ave.. relative to his
d-m!'e and estate
J COHEN sold store 1045 Passunk ave ;
creditors having claims send bills to J.
Cohen 439 Jackson st , not later ') days.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
v. SPLENDID VOCATION
FOR BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEV
HEALTHFUL AND CONGENIAL WORK
COM.MANDS GOOD PAY
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
IS NOT RrQUIRED
S12 A WEEK
FOR THE riRST FOUR WEEKS
THEN J13 AND
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
MANY OPPORTUNITIES
FOR PROMOTION TO
SUPERVISORY POSITIONS
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO
BECOME A TELEPHONE OPERATOR
CALL TO SEE MISS STEVENSON
ANY WEEKDAY U A M. TO 7 P. M.
FIRST FLOOR. 1631 ARCH ST.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
ATTENDANTS WANTED APPLY TO THE
SUPEItrNTENDENT OF THE PHILA.
DELPHIA GENERAL HOSPITAL, 34TH
AND PINE STS. "
BILL CLERKS
IN BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKEIVS
BOOKKEEPER
The Public Ledger Co desires the
services of an experienced book
keeper APPLY 8TII AND CHESTNUT STS
ASK FOR i! B. WEIST
BOOKKEEPER
1HD PUBLIC LEDGER CO DE
SIRES THE SERVICED OF AN
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER TO
OPERATE A RURROUGH'S POST
INO MACHINE
APPLY iiTH AND CHESTNUT STS
SK FOR MR WIEST
BOOKKEEPERS
ALSO ASSISTANT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
BUTTONHOLE WORKERS
EXPERIENCED ON
MEN'S FINE CLOTHING
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
CLERK Experienced office clerk: must be
good writer accurate at figures able to
operate typewriter, good snlarv, Protestant
I'rricrr-u vvy i. mm 11 .-. water st.
CLERK in office of large corporation, good
salary short hours and excellent oppor
tunity for advasjremont. state age and ex-
pnenr i- m t -iuhit vmic
CLERKS, who can operate typewriter and
have knowledge of general hardware and
machine shop supplies Apply In writing
onl Fletcher Works Glenwood ave A 2d St.
COMBINO COMB MINDERS WANTED
APPLY S B & D W FLEISHER, INC.
20'IH AND REED STS
COOK while family 3 adults. Telephone
N-irberth 331 J
CREAM DIPPER? EXPERIENCED
Al'LY BU.JE,UsOFKEMP,X)YJIENT
DICTAPHONE AND EDIPHONE
OPERATORS
We have several positions which we want
to till immediately with the best and most
experienced operators we can get, we pay
the best salaries In the city
It will pay you to tall and see us personally
CURTia PUBLISHING CO
Employment Office 7th and Sansom sts.
EMBROIDERERS, experienced In hand em
broidery on hosiery may take work home
learners instructed In the mill from 8 to
4.30; paid while learning. Employment De
partment, Notaeem. Hosiery Co., Oxford
and Maschcr,
aj ii j i -
t
EVENING'
PUBLIC LEDaEBr-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
EXPERIENCED WAITJIES3
for southern resort hotel! good wages; n. R.
fare paid: chance to spend 2 months aoutn.
Address at once, stating experience.
COURT INN, CAMDEN, 8. O,
FEEDERS
ON POWER AND STAMPING PRERSES
EXPERIENCED ON FINE STATIONERY
ALSO A FEW LEARNERS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
100 GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
FOR PACKING AND MISCELLANEOUS
WORK: EXPERIENCE NOT NECES
SARY: GOOD PAY AND PLEASANT
SURROUNDINGS: 8-HOUR DAY
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO
1301 GLENWOOD AVE
GIRL with some experience handling laces,
embroideries; nssl't forelady Infants'
dreeses. steady; make herself useful, Freund.
1215 Market.
GIRL, with some exp handling laces, em-
broideries: nss't forelady Infants' dresses;
teady; riyike h'self useful, Freund. 1215 Mkt.
GIRL Sew buttons on children's dresses;
uinne iiciddi, uneiui; uunu opening; pleasant
surroundings. Freund. 1215 Market
OIRL, pew buttons on child's dresses: make
herself useful: good opening; pleasant sur
roundlngs Freund. 1215 Market
GIRL and woman wait on counter; good
waKTw. mumiiK, ooHrq a, q. lotn.
GIRLS WANTED
GOOD TAY EXTRA BONUS
For clean, light
factory Inspecting
CONGENIAL. REFINED GIRLS
to work with
Pleasant surroundings
Matron In attendance
RECREATION ROOM
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
But glrla must not bo under
10 years of age
Apply at once
ATLAS BALL CO. ,
4th st. and Glenwood ave.
GRADUATE NURSES wanteo. for public
health work' saiary I0O-J12O Apply Bu
reau of Child Hygiene. State Department of
Health. Trenton N. J.
GIRLS AND WOMEN NOW IS THE TIMB
TO SECURE A STEADY. GOOD-PAYING
POSITION IN OUR NEW WEBT WORKS;
BOTH ASSEMBLERS AND MACHINE OP
EIIATORS NEEDED APPLY 33D ST. EN
TRANCE. ELECTRIC DENTAL BUILDING,
B3D AND ARCH STTS TAKE ELEVATOR
TO FIFTH FLOOR. H. T. PAISTD CO.,
a-vi Am,n si
GIRLS AND WOMEN We have Just In
stalled another new lot of macnlnes, also
enlarged our assembling departments: now Is
the opportune time for you to secure steady
work with a modern, up-to-date, growing
concern, experience not necessary: good pay
for beginners, with rapid advancement; take
elevated, sufrace or subway car to 32d st.
station Apply factory office, H. T. Palate
i o . -viii Arcn st
GIRLS
Wanted to work In wallpaper factory:
good wages: school privileges, good op
portunity tn advancement
BECKER. SMITH . FAGE
Water and Snyder
GTRLS. over 10 ears. steady position: good
wages, 48-hour week Frledberger-Aaron
Mfg Co , 4600 N. 18th st. near Wayne
Junction.
GIRLS 10 AND OVER IN PACK
ING DEPARTMENT DRIED IRUrT
BUSINESS, NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. GOOD WAGES
CALL READY FOR WORK. 130
S FRONT ST.
GIRLS to wrap and label bottles- a few
swift workers; good wages; ateadv work:
experienced. H It. Wampole & Co., 426
Fairmount ave.
HALE L KILBURN CORP.
Want
5 POWER-MACHINE OPERATORS
Experienced only
Good pay- steady work
Clean shop healthful surroundings
Matron In attendance all day
APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPT.
GLENWOOD AVE. NEAR 19TH ST.
HOSIERY
Menders on white work
LOOPERS
On 18 20 and 22 point ravel work
Experienced on Hcpworth & Wright
Steady dial machines
Also
MENDERS AND LOOPERS
to work on our bonus shift
Hours 4'30 until 10 p m.
These are all steady
well-paying positions
Employment Office open
until 10 p. m.
NOTASEME HOSIERY CO.
Oxford and Mascher sts.
f
HOUSEKEEPER, worklne, wanted, Buburba;
3 In family; no laundry work. Address
P 630. Ldtfer Office
HOUSEWORK Girl or woman one who Is
desirous of obtalnlmr a trulv rrwH lit tin
home with couple who will appreciate con-
fceniai person auiies are exceptionally light,
2 days a week can be taken off, mention
wage P 704 ledger Office
HOUSEWORK and cooklrur. neat reliable
n.1 ! f At a T PtmAtl4 ami II mIoIj. m 11--
n.v-"t,;.i..v ".;. r"T, "",'.1 """
Act O 1 Preston 5017 W
LAUNDRESS Young white woman, first
class, must havo reference can live in
house or work by day: wages 145 per month;
no work Saturday. Phone Overbrook 4738
Call or write E C. Dearden, N. Highland
ave Merlon, Pa.
LAUNDRY
FEEDERS AND FOLDERS IN
MANGLE ROOM
APPLY MARKET STREET LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT STREET
LAUNDRY
WORKERS AND SORTERS
ALSO STARCHERS
APPLY MARKET ST. LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT ST,
LAUNDRY
SHIRT IRONERS, CUSTOM AND STOCK
HAND WORK. HIGHEST PRICES
MARKET ST LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT ST.
MENDERS on white and colored cloth for
men's wear bhelbourne Mills, H ana
Westmoreland
MILLINERY SALESWOMEN
EXPERIENCED IN HANDLING
HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE
APPLY AAfR0
NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS
We have places for a number of young
women between the ages of 21 and "5
Sr fliM worlt " Be Telephone
Operators
Special high rates of pay are offered
for this work.
Surroundings are excellent, comfortable
rest rooms, good meals at low cost.
See Miss Stevenson, first floor
Bell Parkway Bldg,. 1631 Arch st.
0 a m. to 7 p m weekdays
NURSE or mother's helper, to assist with
chamberwerk and smal baby. Writ, to
23W vvairuv ev , i-m'-mc'im.-.
OPERATOR, exp.. Infants' dresses. Infants'
whit, coats: steady all year: also home
work on dresses Freund 1216 Mrk
OPERATORS
ON BLOUSES AND MIDDY BLOUSES
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
HELP WANTED FEMALE
OPERATORS
EXPERIENCED ON UPHOLSTERY
AND CUSHION WORK
ATPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
OPERATORS. EXPERIENCED
ON POWER MACHINES
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
SALESWOMAN Women's ready-to-wear
specialty shop. C. A, Rowell, 5016-17 Ger
mantown ave.
SPOOLERS on cotton nmi mercerised
yarn; big wages: worth while to Inves
tigate: steady work: 48-hour week.
Frledberger-Aaron Mfg. Co., 4000 N,
18th St., near Wayne Junction.
STENOGRAPHER Christian, with general
sales office experience in equipment or
machinery line, 'or permanent position with
excellent prorrtcts, Lakewood Engineering
Co lom .Vlnerer Bide
STENOGRAPHER for largo office: must be
experienced: short hours; good opportunity
for advancement: salary 118 per week. P
W Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER for general work by auto-
mobile manufacturer: excellent opportunity
for capable person; 120 to start, P 022,
tffUKBl JHli:r,
STENOGRAPHER experienced: must be
quick ana accural--, nours s'du to ft and 1
o'clock Saturday. H, K. Mulford Co.. 420
rtllinni
STENOGRAPH ER and typewriter: high
school graduate: must be experienced.
Williams. Brown t Earle, Inc., 918 Chest-
'!-
STENOGRAPHER Younsr lady, capable, ex
perienced, state wages and qualifications.
II. K Wampole - Co., 420 Fairmount ave.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, familiar
with general office work state age. ex-
perlence. etc B 023. Lgdger Office.
STENOGRAPHER, must be quick and ac
curate for large office: good salary: short
hours P 420 Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHERS, competent workers Ao
ply In writing only. Fletcher Works, Qlen-
wood ave and 2d at.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED BELL OPERATOR
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TYPIST, EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
WAITRESSES
FOR LUNCH COUNTER
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
WEAVERS experienced on fine fancy tapes:
beet pay. steadv work; 48-hour week
rrhdberger-Aaron Mfg. Co . 4600 N. 18fh at..
near Wavno Junction.
THE AMERICAN PULLEY CO,
4200 WlbSAIIICKON AVE
WANTS
FEMALE OPERATORS
SMALL ASSEMBLING
AND PUNCH PRESSES
APPLY
AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
WARPERS In ribbon department: learners
taken, steadv- work: 48-hour week Frledberger-Aaron
Mfg Co . 400U N. 18th St.. near
Wajne Junction
WINDERS on cotton and mercerlxed jam,
big wages, worth while to investigate,
steady work; 48-hour week. Trledberger
Aaron Mfg Co , 4600 N. 18th st , near
W ayne Junction
WOMAN A LARGE BALTIMORE MANU
FACTURING CONFECTIONER RE
QUIRES A THOROUGHLY CAPABLE AND
EXPERIENCED WOMAN AS FORELADY;
SHE MUST UNDERSTAND AND BE ABLE
TO INSTRUCT LEARNERS IN CHOCO
LATE DIPPINO AND PACKING; TO A
WOMAN WHO CAN QUALIFY IN THESE
PARTICULARS WE OFFER A PERMA
NENT POSITION AND AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE HER WORTH;
EXCELLENT SALARY TO THOROUGHLY
COMPETENT PERSON. ADDRESS B 004.
LEDGER OFFICE.
WOMAN for general housework small fam
ily; good home to right party; highest
wkkps piuo i- tin, meager imice.
WOMAN wanted for cooking and general
housework no laundry- good wages. Mrs.
qniui. ua.u willows VC
YARN INSPECTORS Wanted. 8 experi
enced v&rn inspectors steady work good
wages. Apply Grlswold Worsted Co., Darby.
Pennsylvania
YOUNG LADY wanted by trust company:
clerical experience necessary; state salary.
P 533 Ledger Office.
YOUNG WOMEN AS
CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
General
YOUNG WOMEN. 18-45, desiring government
clerkships, $100 mo write for free par
ticulars exams John Leonard, former Civil
Bve Exam 882 Equitable Bldg, Wash'n
BUSINESS SERVICE CO 1114 Land Title
BKPRS . STENOGS .CLERKS S7SO-J130O
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANTS Experienced senior ac
countants wanted for staff of large firm
of public accountants; reply, stating age, ex
perience and salary; no Juniors. P 431,
ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER youne man. good charac
ter with about 2 years' experience, who
Is attentive to and Interested tn his work, In
application give full particulars concerning
experience also state age Address M 514,
Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER take entire charge of books
of large soft-drink manufacturer In Dela
ware Apply by letter only, stating age
experience and salary, to Marwtck Mitchell
& V.O accoumamn "it, murr.w luqg lnil a
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced,
practical state experience and salary de
sired P 702 Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER. competent double-entry;
state age. experience, salary desired, ref.
erence. P 414, Ledger Office
BOY. OVER 10 ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT
AND AMBITIOUS TO LEARN ADVER
TISINO AND 8ELLINO1 EXCELLENT
CU INCE FOR ADVANCEMENT IN PAY
AND POSITION APPLY AFTER 2 10 p
M TO MR WESCOTT. ADVERTISING
DEPT. PUBLIC LEDGER. 0TII AND
CHESTNUT
BOY OR YOUNO MAN over 10, clerical
work: large office: good salary, agreeable
conditions, chance for advancement Apply
Sales Dept Merchant - Evans Co , 2035
Washington ave
BOY wanted for general work in large
office excellent future for boy with In
itiative and ambition. Apply eighth floor.
American Stores Co.. 406 Noble st. '
BOYS
We pay our boys from 113 to $18 per
week: steady work: good opportunity
Apply at once, Becker. Smith & Page
Water and Snyder ave.i
CABINETMAKERS, first class steady work!
Ideal working conditions. .Apply Unit rnn.
structlon Co 66th st and Grays ave or
Itoom ij irr.ii Arcn pi sir enamours
CLERK for general offlte work in suburban
textile plant; state experience, p BO-i
Ledger Office
CLERKS who can operate typewriter and
have knowledge of general hardware an,-,
machine shop supplies. Apply n writing
only. Fletcher Works. Olenwood avel n5
HELP WANTED MALE
DRAFTSMAN, experienced on high-grade
cabinet woodwork nnd store fixtures; up-to-date
working conditions: permanent posi
tion and good salary for the right man. P
627. Ledger Office
DRAFTSMAN with nvchanlcal and struc
tural exp.: steadv position for man with
abllltv; state qualifications and salary. P
7il Logger mnce.
""'.t:,,, w,1 '"""- "
ENGINEER wanted; 8 hours' work. Second
floor. 800 Ches it st
PARMER. . experUiiccd. for 100-nore farm
near Phlla.: wages and profit sharing; ret.
erences B 009, Ledger Office.
rill-MAN. mlddlo aged married for still
tending In oil refinery. Apply 2020 Martha
st east of Frankford ave, above Hunting.
don
FIXER Experienced sewing machln. fii.r
capable of keeping In repair underwear"
sewing machines Including Wilcox Olbbs
flatlocks: good sa'ary. Apply, stating experi
ence and, references, to Vesta Underwear
Co . Providence, R. I r
FURNITURE FINIRHERS
F.XPF.RIENCED ON FINF. wraiir
APPLY WANAMAKERFURNITURE
22D AND WASHINGTON AVENUE
FURNITURE FINISHERS
APPLY WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE '
22D AND WASHINGTON AVD.
GLUE HANDS, first class steady work
lrlel condll ons Unit GomlrnMi.. ?.-"'
68th and Grass ave , or Room D, 1821 Arch
- Xfn rh,mi.a w- Area
HALE KILBURN CORP.
want
experienced door hangers
on closed auto body doors
Piece work: good day rates
Our men earn as high as
111 ner day on this Job
You can do the same
First-class cablnetmnkers and
high-grade hardwood carpenters
can qualify for this work
APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPT.
GLENWOOD AVE., NEAR 10TH ST.
HALE & KILBURN CORP.
want
10 good upholsterers
on cane and leather car seats
Good pay. steady work.
High piece-work rates.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPT.,
GLENWOOD AVE. NEAR 19TH ST.
LABORERS wanted, long Job: steady work.
Apply on Job. Scars-Roebuck operation.
Irwin 4 Lelghton. cratractors Roosevelt
Boulevard and Asylum .Plkr Take Frank
fcrd car transf-r or. 75 to Oakland Cem
LABORERS wanted steady work: good
board and lodging $7 50 per week. Ralnev
Wood Coke Co Swedeland, Pa. Apply 1521
Arch St.
LABORERS, 44ci overtime and SundRys.
Cbc: fare paid' about tit week; boarding
accommodation Du Pont Co., 1229 Arch st.
LARGE PERMANENT SHIPYARD
with eery facility for the manufacture of
engines tnd turbines wants
MARINE STEAM ENGINE DESIGNER
TURBINE DESIGNER
Plant located near New York,
best of conditions; technical grad
uates preferred; splendid oppor
tunity for right men; send name
and address for Information.
.M 511 LEDGER OFFICE
MACHINE HANDS? first, class capable of
-nE?..!? UIS!?,nt hol-ers and grinding old
mIv? "'"? fl"ln,yn 'awmen: steady work,
Ideal working conditions Aooly Unit Con-
SKE."?? 8?,-, l !& ?! SI"1 2J"- ave . or
- -"- m Mr v. namnprs
MACHINIST, accuet. to overhaul and repair
machine tools Apply Eastern Machinery &
Equipment Co 2d & Atlantic ave . Camden.
MACHINIST wanted on engine lathes for
production work Apply Schoen-Jackson
MACHINISTS AND BOILERMAKERS
WANTED BY TH.E CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD APPLY TO I It
GOULD SUPERINTENDENT MOTIVE
POWER RICHMOND VA . H M BROWN
hHOP SUPERINTENDENT. HUNTINGTON'
W. VA OR W P HOBSON. MASTER
MFCHANH- COVINGTON KENTUCKY.
MAN middle aged not over 5 sears, wanted
for Inside genteel position: must be
courteous and obliging with ready smile
duties light and pleasant, salary moderate
Addre" H M2 Lodger Office
MEN experienced In handling hardware stock
and stock recordi permanent position'
with opportunity for advancement, state
Itge, education previous experience and sal
nrv expected In first letter. M 500, Ledger
Office.
MILLW RIGHTS rifty erecting millwrights
wanted highest wages 8 hours a day
Saturday 4 hours Apply Frankford Arsenal
Immediately In person
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRMAN
TIRST-CUSS WORKMAN. FAMILIAR
WITH ALL MAKES OF MACHINES
APPLY' BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TORTERS IY)R FURNITURE FLOOR
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
RULER, first class, good pay; state expert
i-ih,t- n ..., iini rtir-i lcu tl tl -, IQ (JIT,
oaijcoiia.i hiu en iron ana steel Bales
man; must have a complete knowledge In
buying and Felling of finished Iron and ateel
Products must h absolutely Hrst-class man
SALESMAN A well-trained and productive
,ci rnva,T d-it-iii-m v,(i una u. proniable
connection awaiting him with my office, all
answers win be strictly confidential B 817
1 Ava. Affln.
SALESMEN on high-grade security, experi
ence on either telephone or personal Inter
view, highest commissions and leads fur
nlshed Call at Room 400 180 8 15th st
TAILORS AND TAILOR FTNISHERS
EXPERIENCFD ON LADIES' SUITS
APPLY BUREAU OF FMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TECHNICAL GRADUATE, young, to work
Into selling, experience not necessary:
vnA nnnnrlnnlfv P flH.1 T.Hn i-vt
TINSMITHS wanted preferably those famll
lar with dairy work. Apply Chester Dairy
Sup Co Chester Pa or 5814 Alter st .eves
VENEER LAYERS first claes. steady work'
ideal working conditions. AppIv Unit Con
struction Co 5Rth st and Grave ave . or
Room D 1521 Arch et Mr Chambers
WANTED
Mold loftsmen experienced In high-class shin
construction Downey Shipbuilding corpora,
lion Staten Island New York -rpora.
WANTED
Foreman for staking machine dept In glazed
kid leather factory. J J. O'Connor. 82?
Summer st Lynn Mass
WEAVERS on double-rib machines, steady
employment, good pav, 48-hour week
Frledberger-Aaron Mfg Co , 4600 N 18th
st . near Wayne Junction
WORSTED YARN SALESMAN
Yarn house controlling entire production
most reliable Bplnner requires Phlla sales
man with large established trade and now
or recently employed In similar oapncitv
party that does measure up to above will be
considered, apply In confidence; commission
B 003 Ledger Office ""nrnission
YOUNO MAN wanted, accurate at figures
for general office work; one who lives I11
N Phlla preferred: reply, stating age. ex
perience nnd salary expected, p 632. Led.
ger Office ' ""
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALB
WOMAN Ladles' college graduate with sev.
eral years business experience desire.
position as private or social secretary, sail.
pnodfrnT-ng1"2' L""" 0"-"
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALP.
ADVERTISING, detail or clerical work
young married man would like to devnt.
everal hours 3 or 4 nights a week In ai
effort to offset the II C. of L. Addr...
M 428 Ledger Office " "-""I
CARPENTER FOREMAN. Just completing
residence for private owner, desires slmi-.vi
position, competent references M una 1. "
EXECUTIVE position wanted, elec .-, '
exp In production and stationary en7me
work. 7 years' tech division large rafr-iv-,
now employed, best refs D 830. Led n-e, '
MAN with office exp , employed it pre.KnV
wishes to better position, beJt ref ri
821, Ledger Office ' rer "
YOUNG MAN, 24. as assistant wlthTitiTTT
co or individual to learn title InVfran?!
has had experience n 828 lZawlinm'i
YOUNO MAN, colored, experienced !s
printer, desire, position wttnTreliabU flrm
tu lv. references. Address 120, Ltd. Off.
, s tJA""
FmUmCRY"'
HELP WANTED MALE
General
OREENEWALD'S
BALES MANAGER
. I1B.0OO yearly straight salary
We have several high-grade men unafr con
aldeeaftAn it.1- .-., attractive opening.
but the Importance of this position necessi
tates our securing the very, belt material
obtainable, hence tho Inquiry for a few more
strictly high-grade men, , ..,,. ....
Applicants for this position should be under
40 and possess all the es'ontlals of sales
managership, organlrlng nnd executive qual
ities, a man of parts and presence who ran
show a previous earning capacity or iio.too
yearly and whose previous expenonce nss
been In the manufacturing. Industrial or-
commodity line; he must convincingly aem
onstrate administrative talent and show a
clean record; J15.0O0 yearly salary to this
caliber of man
COMPTROLLER ,,, ,
16000 YEARLY. WITH AN INCREASE
This high-class executive, office position will
consider two more applloants wno possess
expert knowledge of up-to-date office organi
sation and control: manufacturing cost ana
statistical experience Is required and a
knowledge of government reports.
ACCOUNTANTS
Seniors nnd Junlorr. for C. P. A. concerns.
Industrial, manufacturing. Insurance and
banking corporations, alo experienced cost
accountants, systematlzers ana statistical
men: some ery attractive openings for office
managers, accountants bookkeepers In -various
lines; salaries range uj i to WOm
STECREtARIES AND STENOGRAPHERS
Secretary nnd stenographer, legal experience.
Secretary and stenographer, "port Sept.
Secretary and stcnogropher-wlth emp. exp.
Stenographer nnd chief elefc. mfg. corp.
Stenographer, cotton jam corporation.
Stenographer and bkpr .large rnfg. company.
Stenographer, stork broker's office.
Applications for the above from either men
or women: applicants must possess actual
business experience nnd have executive aual
Itles: wages from I1J0O to 1MM a year.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Industrial engineer, competent to lay out
power-plant work and suggest Improvements
on old plants, superintendent for Bheet-metai
plant; engineer on construction of oil-burning
engines: foreman familiar with tools fix
tures. gauges: mechanical engineer. Indus
trial plant: engineer, on structural work,
convoors, electric hoists br dgo nnd build
Ing structure, engineer familiar with steel.
re-enforclng concrete, fabricated steel;
draftsman, mechanical: structural architect!
salaries up to 13000; tracers, detallers,
power-plant engineers: some good openings
for technical and college men: no openings
In tho building line at this time.
A strictly high-class employment service for
offlte and power Plant executives Informa
tlon bfank and booklet gratis No enroll
ment charges No charge If not placed.
Established samn locality for 22 years.
Both nhoneB 250 fl, llth. ,
lltlSINFSS SERVICE CO., 1114 Land Title
ACCTS MV-Henlors C P.A.. 1:000-15000
ARCHITECTS -Sunt, bldg const . I2B00 up.
Skprs Factory, office, bank. S25-I40
CLERKS (0) Stock, gen. record, ship, 20
J10 ENGINEERS Industrial. J5000 GEN.
mors Ad mach plant, sales 110,000.
SALESMEN Belling, rubber packing, tires
N j territory. 300O STENOGS (10 Good
openings r $1040-I1BOO 8UPTS. Mach.
S I1W0. foundry 13000 up
YOUNG MEN for railway mall clerks; 1110
month, experience unnecessary. For free
particulars examinations, write J. Leonard
?former government examiner), 002 Equitable
Uldg . Washington.
AGENTS
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
to handle our complete line of lire protec-
.. j a.,.. .i.I.b. artA .kmhaHm alien
lion ana eaicvT i.-.-co .. ........". --,-
as AJax chemical flro engine on wheels, palls
and buckets lanterns. 'fire-escapes and signs.
every taciory mm. biuic, iuuiv, - ,
the market for our extensive line; repre
sentative wanted capable, of earning 16000
c-r.ina w-rtrVn. Bush Terminal Bldg . Brook
lyn. N Y
FOB SALE
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
' NONVISIBLE 3 MONTHS. J5.O0.
VISIBLE 14 MONTHS. 17.50 UP.
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
American Writing Machine Cc.
802 CHESTNUT ST
WALNUT 24B9. MAIN 32.
BLANKETS
Get your winter blankets here and save
money on every pair: lot sample and broken
lots speclallv priced for quick sale.
1 v SMITH'S. 014 Walnut.
UflNFY Delicious extracted honey direct
nun I from beekeeper, 3 lbs. for 11.10
or 0 lbs for 12; delivered by parcel post;
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
L K. HOSTETTER, R. D. No. 6. Lan
caster Pa
OFFICE FURNITURE
Large lot desks, cafes files, cabinets and
general office furniture, store fixtures
Wo Ruy Sell and Exchange
PATTEN FURNITURE CO.
LOCUST 4070 1127 ARCH ST. RACE 2600
SUITS and overcoats men's uncalled-for
made-to-order garments. S35 to 140 value,
for 120 perf. goods, suits made to order
from vour own good' .20 Heseerr rtll Arch.
DRY GOODS Lots of mill ends and remn'ts.
1 to 13 ds.: suit small stores Institutions
and sewinc societies: all seasonable merensn-
rtlwn' prlctr verv low Smith's 914 W-vimjt
REFRIGERAIORS and fixtures for
ind meat markets terms If desired.
RANDALL S. CO 311 N 2d st.
gre-eirs
BILLIARD, pool comb'n 2d-hand bought.
sola, rent eic iveaier. o-i vv mrarq qv.
SAFES, flreproor closing out 00 slightly
vmfd 'ome with thin wsIIh 72 N. Fourth
STANDS, lablnets. etc big bargains. Phlla
rtelphla Printers' Supply 14 S 5th Kt
STEEL LOCKERS new condition. $5 each
Chair Exchange. S E. cor 0th und Vine.
OLD GOLD
OLD gold, stiver, platinum, plated ware, old
style Jewelry, teeth plates bought for cash,
Est 1817 J. L Clnrk refiner. 807 Sansom.
CASH PAID for old gold sliver and antique
clocks. Rogers. 45 8. 17th Locust 1219
STORAGE AND 1MOVINQ
TERMINAL fiSfflSfco.
Columbia and Sjdenham Bts , local and Ion,
distance niolne by courteous experienced
men; clean, dust proof rooms for furniture
let us estimate Phone Diamond 447i
VICTORY STORAGE
6208 Filbert st. Largest and best. Phone
Belmont 1670 for an estimate. Goods packe,i
for nhlpment. Plerce-Arrow vans for moving
Dounhertv & Sons Sfrirnrro
Get our special rate for movlnr by Qur i-hi
PK!i
Miller N. Broad Storage Co
MovkY
FIDELITYFIREPROWAREHOUSEi.
FOR packing and shipping of household
goods employ The John Rhoads To stnr.
age. Moving Carpet Clng . 4157 Lanc'r a v
MONARCH STORAGE CO 3870 LANOAs'
TER AVE AUTO SERVICE, STORAGF
PACKING LONG-DISTANCE MOVING
SO"! CENTURY Storage Warehouse. aosVT.
lutely fireproof, spec piano, palnt'g & rug
rail Plerce-Arrow vans used 3120 Market,
WANTED
Don't Sell Your Diamonds
uet our e-Jiiii.t-.ic rt uuv irom all larce
Jewelers, department stores and Individuals
fcntahllahed over 60 years. nirr,V.u,?L"
elry. brlc-a-brac old gold and silver' We
o-a nivlnff the InerenaeH ntl.. rn j. ' V -
--i-ryco. 7i2 walnut ot.' E.y,'f,m?sg;
: . - - -vw ir.).-,
WANTED Structural steel ana sheet-metal
building, minimum floor space 2000 square
reel, maximum uuor space ouuu square f.
height 12x111 feet, state price, de Ivery and
location "G-5T' P O. Box 347(1 a
WE BUY lurnlturo entire household goods
we are the pioneers In this business- . end'
,PruA,'!r.st' ou,roonrloe?rvw111 convince" "u
f. D ln"A"n Lso:.tl, fcouthwarl? Fu):
WE WANT at once, household furnltUM
Bioro ...viurcs. uuivo lurnuure; pay .net
cash, honeat value phone us about It LoeS.!
.114 Old Church, enr. 12th ?5uf.iVirt''it
.-I-, vj.u -,.u,t-,i, mr. i-vn ana Cherry .tv
ANTIQUE furniture china sljver. old 'war
and ship picture hlgheat pricei paid tor
rare pieces antiques. 1625 pine Locust niu
CAHT-OFr clothing bounht. we ...., ,.., -.'
rare piecr-, miuihucw, lo-.i i-ine locust 6664
CAST-OFr clothing bought, we pay hu-h.-t
prices, we call anywhere, any time vi
Dick (1155 Trledman Bros . iaU182?.Iu
rEATHER BEDS antiques, false teoth' bii
prices Phone Poplar 3092. 10-?7 n"f.yy
H1UHES.T Prices paid for men's clothimT'
send postal Suckle 020 Callovvhlll at. '
STAMPS AND COINS
STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
A'bPH;LA?''sTUA'My'c0fr 2V8mP17Ct'h"0r"
USED AUTOMOBILES
MARMON Nearly all modeis rebuilt and
reflnlshed. guaranteed used cars mid.
season prices.. Marmon Agency. See i!
Hunter. 720 N Broad st.
yopiar 7670.
tuus b, touring, 117, mecnanlcaliy
right
a nne appearance, see Mr. Hunter. Vt.r
mon Agency, 720 N. Broad st. Ponlar 7fl7n
LI?,f. I-OCO-MOUILE. self-starter: suitable
for light express or moving business: easy
terms Triangle Oarage. 23J and Mooi-. .tV
STANDARD 8 1018 7-passenger tourln
bee Mr Hunter. Marmon Agency. 720 lT"
Broad st Poplar 7070 " -u N.
DODGE commercial carl screen aide, bar.
gain to quick buyer. Mr. Webb, 23I2 w
Allegheny ave ' ",
ST UTZ. 1017. 4-paes.. double German Bosch
magneto, wonderful automobile. Bet Mr
Hunter, Marmon Agency. 720 N Bread
CHEVROLET. 1916, Baby Orand B-p..'.
excellent condition.... Mr. Hurite?.PMar
mon Agency, 720 N. Broad it. Poslir 7870
1920
USED AUTOMOBILES
JZyi-i V you Should Buy
rr 111 Your Car from' the
R omanAutomobile Co,
In the Purchasing of a Used Automobile there are a
number of things to be considered :
Where the Car Comes From. .
How it was Purchased.
Reputation of the Firm Where You Buy.
We differ from the new car agencies,.
We do not sell a man a new car and are compelled to
take his old car (whatever make it may be) in part pay
ment, and then allow a large "price for it. Then in turn
add a profit to that usred car and sell it to the first cus
tomer. We buy our cars, all over the country from people who
want immediate cash for certain reasons or want a big
ger car,. We pay spot cash and buy at rock bottom
prices.
WHEN YOU BUY FROM THE ROMAN
YOU ARE SURE OF THE LOWEST PRICES
Of course you get Service arid Satisfaction here that's
guaranteed in addition to low prices !
1000 USED CARSpALL STANDARD MAKES
AND MODELS, $250 TO $2000
ROMAN AUTOMOBILE CO.
231 North Broad St.
fl m twMtfii. j' niiMiiinJi 1 'm'?'H r ,
RELIABLE
THE AUTO SHOW
IS STILL ON
Today, tomorrow and every day in the year car buyers will find
in our display rooms a showing of the highest type and latest
models of motor cars, that is a rare treat under present-day
conditions, when manufacturers cannot promise delivery for sev
eral months after orders are received.
There are no delays, no disappointments for the buyer who
selects a car from us. Select your car today and it is ready for
immediate delivery and guaranteed to be exactly as represented.
You will find such high-grade cars on our floors as the
CADILLAC
NATIONAL
STUDEBAKER
CHnvnOLHT
OLDSMOBILK
CHANDLER
PACKARD
NASH
KING
REO
MAXWELL
LIBERTY
MERCER
CHALMERS
HUPMOBILE
FORD
ALWAYS REMEMBER OUR NAME AND ADDRESS
RELIABLE AUTOMOBILE CO.
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249-251 NORTH
AGENTS WANTED
ysedCeruepartment
A good Used Car IS NOT an
uncommon thing. Wo have them,
of many makes at fair prices,
Reading ads will never prove
this assertion to you. In fairness
to yourself you should at least
call and see them.
Big'elow-Willey
Motor Co.
JMJjn Distributor
304 North Broad St
Philadelphia
Paige "6-46"
1917 Touring Car
Seven passenger repainted and In flrit
clasa condition: will sell for S1000.
Phone Wyoming SB00 W
1917 Hudson
Super-six Touring Car
First-class condition. 11000
SAUNDERS I, MEADE AMULER 257.
1919 Paige
Five-passenger touring car, with winter
top; In first-class condition: guaranteed.
Phone Preston 2877 J affr K 30 p m
Paige "6-5 1"
1917 Touring Car
Seven passenger; A-l condition, one
spare lire; run 7000 miles, price I130U
Phone Wyoming 4080 J,
1917 Buick Roadster
In first-class rondlt.cn, will sell for 1050
Write A J Wears, 148 Sumao St.. Wlssa.
Iilckon Philadelphia " wl"a"
You Can Find Any Automobile
PARTS AT SATTLER'S
1001 SPRING GARDEN ST
Paice Larchmnnf
With special blue alligator leather Call,
fornla top: body painted to match, $2300,
Phone Melrose 842 J. ' '-"""'
You Can Find Any Automobile
FAK15 AT SATTLER'S
1801 SPRING O-VRDEN STsrini.
"SSSfSSS A. . J"fl-... . voA-dTFfu-I
men-Agency. 7i!0 N." iSTom? ,U Poplar" ftftj;
,v
UgEP ATj-OMOBILEa
BUICK
LEXINGTON
OVERLAND
OAKLAND
PAIGE
STUTZ
HUDSON
DODGE
BROAD STREET
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
3 PACKARD TRUCKS
MODEL E 3 TON
REBUILT BY PACKARD CO.
OPPORTUNITY FOR BIG
SAVING
CAN BE INSPECTED IN
PHILADELPHIA
, BY APPOINTMENT
Write J. A. FULD
TRENTON, N. J.
PHONE, TRENTON 6060
CRITERION AUTO
PAINT SHOP
Tops, turtalns. seat covers and
painting bodies and fenders
repaired; everything for the car.
2244-46 N. Fourth St.
1919 PAIGE
6-55 Sedan
Run lesj than 2300 miles: owned bi
an official of the Pnlge-Detrolt Motor
it guaranteed S2"On
BIGELOW-WILLEY MOTOR CO.
304 N BROAD ST. PHILA
FRANKLIN TOURING CAR
In very good mechanical condition Will
sell for $000.
A. J. MEAIJS, 148 Sumac St.,
Wisaahickon, Philada. "Write.
SPRINGS AND AXLES
FOR ANY AUTOMOBILE
SattlerV1601 Spring Garden
AUTOPARTS
SCHOBER, SSS9 MARKET ST.
You C&n Find Any Automobile
PARTS AT SATTLER'S
lflOl flPIUNO QATIDEN AT.
-y ..- nit--.. UrtllWa Ol.
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE ND REPAIR
A1JTOMOHILD8 OPEN SUltDAVH ,
$25 Full and Complete Course J2J
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
SATTLEIts. 1001 Spring Garden si .
HUPSIOHILE. late models, rebuilt and re-
finished; excep. bargains; cash or tirmi
Ilupmoblle and Marmon Agency, See Mr
Hunter. 720 N Uroad st Poplar 7870. ,
Dodge Touring Car
-Oritt. lnl.- .nn. I j 11,1a-,,
." --i-c! .-'.' i very Eooa cojiui"
prim $825: bargiln Phone Melrose B34 -
OVERLAND chummy roadster, good condi
tion, at a fair price. See Mr. Hunter.
Marmon Agency, 720 N, Droad. Phone POP-
j r iuiu.
8TUT. 1020. 4 passenger, driven 1" ti,"
iuuw iniiesi oiggesi pargain in t'nusa
El!iv. ' Jfr. Hunter. Marmon Agency.
W N. flrnad. Poplar 7870
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Sts ilr.IIunter.Msrmon Jtyr-, 7ZQ N.Broii.
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