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Carey Fibre Coating will put instant stop to this inexcusable loss. It is much superior to ordinary black paint because it is made of pure and genuine Carey Asphalt compounds and preservative oils. It contains genuine Asbestos Fibre which acts as a binder, bridges and fills pores, ties down the old dried scales, and puts new life and resistance into the old roof fabric. Any quantity from gallons to barrels supplied at once. ASPHALT ASBESTOS MAGNESIA A Roof for Every "Building AMERICAN INSULATION CO. Uwm 111 TOURS '::iU?fi '' ' ' ' rj MEMOniAM OSKINS. In loving- memory of our dear daughter. ETHEL OHKIN3. passed away rn Sunday morning. March 21. 199. FATHER AND MOTHER. aeatljs BEDECHIMER. March 19 at 212 Town ship Line. Jenktntown, r.. HANNAH, widow of Isaac Bedechlmcr, aged 71. Rela lives and friends Invited to funernl services, Hun., 2 p. in , partem of Morris Rosenberg's Son, 2000 N. Jtroad st. Int. Slnal Cem. BLANC March 17. EMIL, husband of Elise Mlsnc Relatives and friends, Schwel rer nund. Invited to funeral services, Mon.. 2d. m., 7415 Tabor at.. Fox Chase Friends may call Sun. ove. Int. private. BRODWATER. Marrh 10. MARY E.. widow of Isaao D, Drodwnter. Funeral Mon.. 1 p. m., Masnolla, N. J. Int. llrrlln. friends call Sun., 7 to 0 p, in. t'AMPUULI March 111, ANNIS, widow of William Campbell. Funeral Mon., 7:30 n m , from residence of son-in-law Frank 1) McCormlck, 5015 Angora Terrace. Requiem masa at Church of the Trans foration, ( a. m. Int. private, Kindly omit tlowers. CHANT. March 10. FREDERICK C, husband of Alma O. Chant. 1500 W Sus quehanna nve Funeral servlera Tues., 10 a m., David II. Schuyler llldit.. Broad and Diamond st. Int. private, Cooportown rvm N J. Frlenda may call Mon., 7 to 0 p m. COOPER. March 10, JOHN W.. of 1308 Cllrard nve. Service Mon.. 2 p. m.. tho Oliver H. Dalr Bids., 1S20 Chestnut at. Int private. COPE March 17. ANNA E . wlfo of Henrv Cope, need 73. Funeral Sat , 8 p. m . residence 421 W Dauphin at Further HRRF COATING AND REPAtR PRODUCTS EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF CAREY PRODUCTS .JtOBERTS AVENUE AND BTOKLEY aVTRCET PHILADELPHIA TOl'RH TRAVEL THE AMERICAN WAY EUROPE ' .indurrH Toon visit! npr Paris. Belgium, B'-itzerland, Italy, lUiIlan Lakes, France. Untie Front un.l British Isles. Sailing April 17th, May 1st, 15th. 29th, Juno 10th. 12th, 2Cth and July 3rd. All accommodations aro tho beet available. Our service abroad f well known to tho traveler. Our leaders' are men of experience, who know both tho old Kuropj and the new Hotel rosorvtloas have ben roado well In dvajn-o. writ for detaila. AMERICAN TOURS The United SLite- is the lasd of all-the-year-around travel from Alaska to the Rio Grande from Maine to California the traveler has a wide election. The pleaaure of planning a tour Is nearly qual to the tour ileif, providing the propur illustrated information la nvn';ab:n. Have you . oBHld.-n-i the circle Tour of tho National Parks and tha Midnight .Sun Tour to Alaska? Write us about tbe tour you have in m.nd. THE SERVICE Tfrerw Is a great advantage In purchaslaB sll -rrar travel requirement over one counter. This reason your hotel reservation In Europe Is just ns lmportaat as your steamship ticket and stateroom. You can secure all three at our office and at the some timo purchase rail way and other ticketn and make the necor gary ruflervutiona to cxjmplete your Itinerary. TRAVEL DEPARTMENT Wanamaker's Chestnut St. Front Philadelphia, Pa. Phone EVMttfG public ' DEATHS services Sun . 2 p. m., 131 N. 3d St., Ea ton, Pa. Int. Easton, Pa. . ,. CREAOMlLD. March 18, at residence. Norwood, Pa.. BENJAMIN B.. husband of Mary J. Crengrallc aired 82. Relatives nnd friends and all societies of which ho was a member Invited to services Mon.. J V. rn., at 1'rcspect Hill Baptist Church. Moore, Pa. AvVSnHS,nar?ri7 1020. PAUI-INCITON I DAVIS, of East Ornngo. N. J. Funej-M services and Interment Sunday. JIarch 11, at 2:30 p, m , Morris Cemetery, Fhoenlxyllle. -a irnin leaves urnan M. "l"';" "Vt.VJ' aired no. nelatlrs and frlenda Invited to funeral services Mon., 2 p. m , loos N. Alllaon at Friends call Sun., 8 to 0 p. m. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. ..... ,. .. DICK. March 10. ISABELLA C. wife of Dr John yv. Dick Funeral Mon . 2 p. m., nt residence, 1045 Christian at Int. private. DICKINSON. March 12. late of Denver. Col.. IDA, wlfo of John Dlrklninn. Funeral Mon 2 p. m., 8420 Germantown nve. Re mains may bo viewed Sun , 7 p. m. int private. ECKEIIT March 10. OEOItCIB UCTfEUT. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv ices. Mon., 11 a. m, 1321 Jerome st. Int. private. Remains on view Sun., 7 to 0 p. m. Rendlnir papers copy. FKnno Mh in mttM husband of Rosa Fcrro. Relatives and friends Invited tn funernl, Tues., in a. m , from 11023 Torresdalo ave, Int. Tamowlc Cem , Holmes burtf, Pa. FRANCK. On March II.. MART A., widow of Harry Frnnck Services Mon., 2 P. m.. 1810 S. Conestosa. st. Int. Fernwcod Cem. Friends may call Sun ove. FR1TSC1I. March IP rERDINAND FRITHCII. aired (14. Helatlvea and friends. Mt. Morlah LrfvUre No. 153. V. and A. M.t Phlln Lodue. 11. r. O. E . No 2 Invited to funeral aervteea. tw r nv. sen's resi dence. Irdlnand Frltsch, Jr . 03IK Tark ave.. near (Jhelten ave Int Miusiuo uem. llody may be viewed Mon.. 7 to 0 p. m. OAMAriHER. March 10. DANIEI, J. son of late Michael C. and Man' OillnBher, aired 47. llelatlven and friend. Ioal Order or Moose, No. 54. Invited to funernl. Mon.. 7 am., residence of John F KlerTer. 315 . Olrard ave. Solemn requiem mass St. Malachy'a Church 8 a. m Int St Michael' a t em Ilethlehem. Tn . train lenvlnir Colum bia nve.. 0:21 a. m. Remains may be viewed Sun 7 to 10 p. m OIVEN. March 17. WILLIAM, husband of late Hannah Given Service Mon., 2 P. m . residence, of son-in-law, Wm. Ren shaw. 5710 Hazel ave. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve OLOSHEN. March ll. RICHARD O. Service Mon . 2 p. m . at Oliver II Ralr nidir, 1820 Chestnut st Int. private. ORINDROD. March 17. REINA M . wife of William q Orlndrod uuml 17. Funeral residence of parents. 1821 John at Mon . 2 P. m Friends may call Sun 10 p m. HAMILTON. March in. WILLIAM hus band of Jonnna Hamilton. Funernl. to which relatives and friends, also Philadel phia Team Owners' Association nnd Phila delphia Order of Elks No. 2. Invited Sun . I P. m , residence. 1345 S. Howard st. Int, private, Westminister Cem. 1IANEV Suddenly. Starch 18. SAMUEL ALRXANDER. husband - Iyiulsa Hanev. aired 71. Friends. Eastern Star, No. 181. V and A. M. ; Vulcan Assembly. Shepherds of Ilethlehem, No. 2; nepalr Shop, Phlln Fire Dept . Invited to funeral services Mon , 2.30 p m.. 2220 Falrmount ave. Int Mt. Morlah Cem Frlenda mnv call Sun. eve HARDY March 17. DELIA A. wife of Robert Hardy, daughter of late Timothy ana Hnmna lirennan. nt Atlantic I Itv J Relatives and friends Invited to funeral .Mon , 7-10 n. m., residence of brother-in-law, Edward Rafferty, 100 N 23d st. Solemn rcoulem mass St. Ellzalieth s Church. 9 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. HARMAN March 17. MEYER, husband of Rose Harman. Relatives nnd friends, nlso Rnppaport LoditB, No. 33, I. O. F. S. of I ; Damascus Lodes No. 580, 1 O O F ; Pontaxct Trlbo No. 145. I. O. of R. M . all other orirnntiatlona Invited to funeral Sun . 2 p m.. 2206 E. Norrls st. Int. Mt. Carmcl Cem. HARRIS March 18. KEZIA R. wlfa of late William II. Harris, aced 70. runeral services Sun . 0:30 p. m.. 3012 Hnverford av-. inr private. HEHIl March 18. CATHARINE, wife ot Christian O Hehr (nee aeleer). ncd "I Kun-ral services Sun. 1 p. m . 2133 RMee ave Int. Hillside Cem , via funeral car KELI.RKRQ March 10. MAROAUET A KKLLHEKG. Relatives and friends Invited to r'tnernt services sun., n.3n p m 11 V lA-'ihI rillMnrVhiV- KinVSriTv vL.f'I'yL:-M"rc,J...1M:.C,I"Uanr,L?; .hu ; band of Christina Keller (neo Rlble), aired . Ileintlvs nn.I wends members Phila delphia Police Tension Fund, Invited to funeral Mon . 1 p. m. sharp, residi nre, IH23 N Philip St. Int. Hlllsldo Cem. via funeral car. KINOETER. Mnrch 18. MART P . wMow of Frederick Klnsetcr (neo Koon voter). Relatives and friends, also W. D. Shade Circle No. 37. Ladles of O. A R. : Camp No 120. P. O. of A.: Loyal No 04. Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Invited to service Mon . 10 30 a m . the Oliver 11. Hair Bids 1820 Chestnut st. Int prlvute. Societies' service Sun. ev., 8 o'Moik LITTLE March 18. HELEN, dauahter of Sarah and late William Llttlo Relatives ard friends Invited to funsrnl. Mon . 8 30 ii m. at ptrenU' residence. 2310 Dickinson Ht. Solemn requiem mnss St Gabriel's Church 10 a m. Int Holy Cross Cem. LLOYD March 18. ANN ELIZABETH, widow of William J. Lloyd, formerly of this cltv. at tho residence of her daughter. Mrs. William II. Easton 3 Nelson ave.. Flushing, L. I Int. Woodlands Cem I.OVERFS'0 Marrh 10. SUSAN It. LOVERINO at home of brother Bayard H. Morrison Swarthmore. Pa services at Chanel Forest Hill Com., Mas' .. MVDDEN March 18. MV1.V I" MAD DEN aged 54 Relatives nnd friends Invlt-d to funeral Mnn . s 30 n. m . frm the r sl dence of Mrs alll D Miller. 2S3I N Trnnt st Solemn renuler mas Churih of Isltn- tlon Tnt Old Ciitheorni o-m . . . MeDAID March 10. WILLIAM, husband of Marv 1 McDald (nee Oallagher) Duo no'lre of funeral will bo irlvcn. 551 E Chel- i ten ave Otn MetJLl'MPHY March 10 ELIZABETH J.. widow of Jamen S. McOlumPhv aged in S.-rvl.-o Mon 2 pm. at residence. 1307 L ust at Int prlvai" MORRISON Suddenlv. Mnrrh 17 BER VRD. eon of lute Thomas nnd Man Mor rison Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu r - 1 1 Mon. 8 .10 i m 1411 N Mth m TOl'RS -TO- FAR EAST Janas, Korea. China and the Philippines oflcr a fascinatirj? travel opportunity. Our neat conducted tours leave Seattle March lDth and San Francisco April 27th for the above countries June 26th Irom San Fran cuvo, visiting Japaa. Korea, North China and Manchuria. IVIces, March 10th, $2,350. April 27th, J2,2.0, June 26th, $1,950. Write for details TRAVELERS CHEQUES To-day tha dollar Is known and accepted throughout the ucrld A.i travel fuads dollars would be Ideal, wire It not for 'I risk of loss and exchange uncer tainties. American Express Travelers Chisjues havo for Ihe past thirty years terved as International currency for the traveler. While they are spendable everywhere they can only be cashed when endorsed by the original pirib4ir. WEST INDIES Thounands haw) ben unable to (wears ae-i-ommodatlons to the West ladles this season We have engaged one of the flnvrt cruising ummers for a 24 day cruise, sailing April t7th If yoo desire to Join this cruise write, telephone or wire for reservations. Price. 4425 up Havana, Cuba, Jamaica, Canal Zone. Costa IUca Also cruise from Nerw Orleans March 26th, 18 dayo, S9C up. TOURS l Spruce 5 xi2Da-BB!iLtta; saotA nEATTtB Solemn requiem mass St areaory'a Church 10 a. m. Int Cathedtal Cem. MOORE. March 10. NELLIE, wife of Richard HI Moore. Helatlvea and "lenda Invited to funernl, Mon., 2 p. m., at 2415 Nicholas st, Int. Arlington Cem. NAOEL. March 18. LAURA V. NAOBL, of Atlantic City. Service. Mon.. 2 p. in., Oliver II. Ualr lllde., 1820 Chestnut at. Int., private. ODOM. March 18. MAnqAItETTA W.. of 1420 Raco st., widow of John T. Odom. Service Sun, ove., 8 p. m., at Oliver H. llalr Illdff., 1820 Chestnut st. Int. Plain field. N, J. OFF. March 18. MARY L.. widow of William 11. Off. Service Sun.. 8 P. m".20 W. llnltlmoro ave., . Lansdowne, la. Int. private, West Laurel Hill Cera, OLIVER. March 18, WILLIAM, son of lato William and Elisabeth Oliver, llela Uvea and friends, nlso Letter Carriers' Asso elation. Keystone llrnnch Station 8A Invited to funeral Mon., 8.30 a. m., rcsloenco of sister, Mrs. Annio Oroen, 1005 N, Front at. Solemn requiem hlh mass Church i of Im maculate Conception 10 o. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. TTEY,-Mar?h ?. ", P. B, OTTDT. wiio oi inrry r. ""V.'..i "iJ.- iV, irl. ii in.. :iii v. --rt at., iiieuia. x . -- "piATT.-March 18. WILLI AM. aon i of Anna C. Muller and late William I lau. Relatives and frlenda, employes Mark u. RlnitB A Sons Co., Liberty Council. No. II, Jr. O. V. A. M.. Invited to funeral. Mon.. 2 p, m.. 2836 N. Marshall at. Int. Ardiwy RuVlal Park. Remains may be viewed Sun. CVliEED. March 10. "! TALBOT, husband of Suslo I. need, aged 47. at Atlantlo City. N. J. Funeral services Mon.. - P. " 400 rnrinc ave . Atlantic City. N. J. mt. rlimODES-Mr?ch 10. of Influenia, at Vf.ii a nn,l Caroline Ellendcr. runerai nrt ini nrivnte. Mon.. 1 P. m.. . at Parcms .eslrlence. "07 MttPlO aVO.. W estVllie, Int. rri?DS&E??-March 10 JOHN niDB DALE, nited 85, Rolatlves and fenasj LodBO No. 0. F. and A. M-. and St. """ S Society. Invited to funeral ervics, tucs., . p in . from nl I Bala aye Cvnwd int. private. Friends may take 1:07 train from Ilroad Street Station. . . w w nm RIOOALU March 18. F.LLEN W. IO OALU Relatives and friends Invited to aenlces. Mon.. 2 p. m . 3306 Krall at.. East Falls. Int. private. Friends may call Sun. "fiORSELL. Cqlumbua, N. J., "h". CLARA I., wlfo of Rfbert A. Roosell. nired 40. Services Columbus. N. J.. Mon.. 11 n.m. RUFF. Third Month 18th ELlZAllfciTH C." wife of Augustus Ruff. 2S10 W. Somer set st., formerly cf Pottavlllc, Pa, Funeral Mon. 0 a. m.. nt rottavllle. Pa. RtTrERT. March 18. HARRY, husband of Mallda Rupert. Ilelallvea and frlenda may view remains Sun.. 7:30 to 00 1 p. m. at residence of daughter. Mrs Sarah Cutter, 1044 Wllllnaton st. (10th and Berks). Int. Pr8ANSELKIN.-March 18. MA"J "' daURhter of late Theodore and Ellena w. Snnseleln. i-merai servici-s .iu..-. - Maple Shade. N. J Int. Private. M. SATTLER. March 10. AMELIA a., widow of late Jacob Saltier, ased 86. FunerM serv leea Tues.. 2 p. m . resldcnre. of her on, OeorwE. Saltier. 2020 W. AlItBheny ave.. In . P.r'Y,"t.. ...v. ,Q MAItY EMMA. dauKhter'of 'the' late Thecdnrc and Ellena W. Sauseleln. Services Mon . 2 p. m. rcsiaenco. Maple Shade. N. J. Int. PrlYSt?!..-,, T . rK. SIIREVE March 10. ELIZABETH JACK RON wlfo of l"e Benjamin D. Shrove at Devon. Ta. Duo notice of funeral will be ''siNOER. March IP, HARNETT, .beloved husband of Jennie Slncer Family and friends Invited to funeral services at resi dence, lno Falrmount ave SMITH March 18. -MAY. daiwhter of Joseph and Josephine Smith, need 19. Rela Uvea nnd friends Invited to funeral Mon.. S.30 a. m.. residence of parents. 2744 N. Bonall st. Solemn .requiem mass St. t.o lumha's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. STEWART. Starch 10, JOHN KIRKPAT niCK. need 60. In Malvern. Pa. Relatives end friends Invited to funeral, residence, Malvern. Pa.. Mon. 10 a. m Int private. Laurel Hill, Philadelphia, Autoa will meet train nt Ponll from 0 to 0 17 a. m. Tlease omit flowers. UNTERKOEFLER March 10. JOHAN- N. widow of Oustave Unterkoefler. nged 58 Relatives and friend,. Altar nnd Ladles' Aid S'oclety of St. Henry's Church. Invited to fu neral. Mon . 8.30 ft. m.. 4434 N 6th st. Sol emn requiem mass St Henrv' s Church 10 a m. Int Holv Redeemer Cem WALLINO. March 18, ELIZABETH. B.. wife of Charles Walling Funeral Mon.. 8 30 a. m . 330 W. Somerset st limn mass St. Edward's .Church 10 n m. Int. prlynto. WOOD. March 18. J FRANKLIN WOOD, aged 02. Funeral services Tues , 2 P m . 68 Lexington ave. Bust Ijvnsdowne. Int nrlvate. Arlington Cem Remains may be viewed Mon.. 7 to 0 P. m ZAMATTIS. On March 18. MARGARET F. wife of Anthony S. Zamattls Jr.. daugh ter ot Ida and late William Mullen, ared 21 years. Funeral services on Mon., 8 P. m . residence of her uncle. William It. Devltt, 22 N Paxon st. Int. Fernwood Cem. LOST AND FOUND FURS Lost, sable furs. In sdl s' toilet. Broad St. Station, Tuesday: pleaso return to "Lost and Found" at station and receive liberal reward. TERRIER. Lost. West Highland malo ter rier whlto with 3 browr spots on bnck nnd rld. brown cnri. name Jack, llcmse 130. district 21. reward 4232 Tine at WILL Amer Legion man who took Stetson h.it II D V , by mlstultn Read sleeper Sat morn, pleaso communicate. B 323, L O. UNDERTAKERS TOURS iCiUYLERS W 1LJ BROAD a4d J? DIAMOND " I III! IS.IIHI.Jl HELP WANTED FEMALE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND ,... TELKORAPH CO. BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM YOUNO WOMEN, BETWEEN 18 AND 25 ftftSk roit Wno-diStancb tele. MIONB OI'EllATINa, 118 TER WEEK TO 8TAIIT IUPi5JNcnEASES AND UNU8WAL OP ronTUNITIBS FOR IllOMOTIONO vnnr interesting work in first- CLASS SUUROUNDINQS EXCELLENT FOOD SERVED AT COST niTWiTt ONCra AT n00JI .754. TIOUnSIB I1UILDINC1. 4TH UELOW MARKET BT., 8 A, M. TO 0 P. M. WHITE IF UNABLI'7 TO SEE MIffS JENNINQ3 AN EXCELLENT POSITION Extra pay for evenlne and night worlc . ... Rapid advancement eplendld arrangements for recreation Beat meals at little cost Call to see or writs to MISS SMITH 406 Market MISS BROADHURST 16 W. Chelten ave. . MISS HEILLBY 5100 Lancaster ave. Miss Stevenson 1631 Arch at. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH COMPANY offers girls, past 16 years, excellent opportunity to learn rood trades full pay while learning, ?! bonus. Apply Dental Co. of America, into McKean at. ATT.5JJDANTB WANTED FOR MENTAL .J?,ISA.?Ka DEPARTMENT. APPLY TO SyPKRINTENDENT. PHILA. GENERAL HOSPITAL. 84TII AND PINE BTS. BELL TELEPHONE OPERATINO AN OPPORTUNITY OFFERINO PLBAHANT AND PROFITABLE 1V5!JLCAT CENTRAL OFFICB NEAR YOUR HOME ATTOACTIVK SURROUNDIN03 J?iN.'.N..ANr', "EST ROOMS FnEK MKDICjAL ADVICE. CALL AT TUB MOST CONVENIENT OFFICE MISS REILLEY. r.160 Lancaster ave. ?!?? S,r!?.A.P,'.yST' 26 W. Chelten ave. MISS SMITH, 400 Market at. or MISS STEVENSON. 1031 Arch at. THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA. ,,2VJ,1SP.IK5!1 sr.THK ACCOUNTINO de- nA,VFA?KjSo05-T,,n PUBLIC LEDOER CO. DESIRES THE SERVICES OF A i-V(J. WOMAN WITH AT LEAST TWO ?J&,!!?L, SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITS EQUIVALENT. ASK FOR MR. PRICE. PUBLIC LEDOER CO.. Sixth and Chestnut sts. BOOKKEEPER exp.. wanted on double-entry svateni: apply by letter only, s J. Marx. C. P. A . 217 Rent Estate Trust Bldr. BURLEHS on men's vrenr. fancy worsteds and whlto work. Shackamaxon Mills, Alio rheny ave and Hancock. CASHIERS EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S -L. CHAMBERMAID and waitress wanted. 40 i7,?Vi.mo".l.ih,U ApDly '" Pe"on. University Hospital, 3400 Sprticn st. CI.KUk for textile office, ono who under atnnds general off loo work, good poaltlon for right party; state age. reference, religion and salary. P 102. Ledger Office. SALES OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY PUBLIC AUCTIONS Surplus and Salvage Millwork Supplies Plumbing and Heating Equipment Hardware Construction Equipment Electrical Supplies and Equipment Auctions to be held by the Construction Divi sion of the Army: April 6th, at Camp Abram Eustis, Lee Hall, Va. April 8th, at Army Supply Base, Norfolk, Va. April 10th, at Langley Field, Hampton, Va. Each Auction to commence at 10 A. M. MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALERS RETAILERS, JOBBERS MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN You cannot ailort to overlook this oppor tunity to get, at reasonable prices, MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT of all kinds. INSPECTION INVITED This material is now on exhibition and may be inspected any day except Sunday between 8 A. M. and 2 P. M. TERMS OF SALE Cash or certified check at time of sale. For further information and details of MATERIALS OFFERED FOR SALE applu to UTILITIES OFFICER at the places mentioned above where sales are to be held, or to II. FOX & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, 26 So. Paca St., Baltimore, Md., or to J. II. KLINCK, MAJOR, Q. M. C, Room 11-102, Building C, 7th and B Sts. N. W., Washington, D. C. Unusual Opportunities At These Auctions -kmcM--l9to': HELP WANTED FEMALE COAT LINBH3 APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKEIVB COOK, chambermaid, waitress: 3 white Prot estant girls; sisters or friends preferred! nurse kept. Address Box 88, Wynnewood, I'n,, or phone Ardmora 030, COOK, whltei no washlnr or baking. Apply arter n p. m.. ma i-inc m. O.IRL OR WOMAN A true home with young couple with 2 children Is offered to n riri or woman In return for her Interest In their homei full time not required! IB weekly. p mi, linger urnce. ft GIRLS WANTED Desirable positions aro open In our packing department for girls over 18 years i of Me 114 per week to start! clean, light work! pleasant hours! rest rooms, FRANKLIN SUOARyREFINlNO CO. Employment Office, Foot ot Reed at. OIRLS wanted to examine printed matter In printing office. Apply MacCalla Co, 238 Ionic at., third floor. . OIltL. colored, to he second maid in fam ily ot adults ana 4 cmiarens gcoa "" day and half off every week. Apply 0 Cheat nut ave., Narberth. Pa. Phone Nar. 845 J, GIRLS for light work: paid while learning. EXCELSIOR BRAID MILLS. 816 E. Walnut lane. Germantown. . GLOVE REPAIRER. APTLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT.. WANAMAKER'fl. HOSIERY EXPERIENCED IOOPERS WANTED ON 22-POINT MACHINES HIGHEST WAOES IN THE CITY ' WALLACE WH.SON HOSIERY CO. ORCHARD ST. BELOW UNITY. FKD. HOSIERY EXPERIENCED SEAMERS ON SEAM RACK WORK LEARNERS TAKEN AND PAID WELL WHILE LEAHNINCJ APPLY WALLACE WILSON HOSIERY CO. ORCHARD ST. BEOLW UNITY. FKD. HOUSEWORK Refined, middle-aged woman for nousevvork in Protestant ramtiy; excel lent homo and wage. P 236, Ledger Office. MAIDS WANTED FOR DOCTORS' AND NURSES' QUARTERS. APPLY TO 8U rERINTENDENT. THILA. GENERAL HOS P1TAL, 34TII AND TINE ST3. MENDERS Unusual opportunity for a silk hosiery mender to become head of our mending department In our new model mill: good proposition: railroad faro paid; write nt once. Goodman Hosiery Mills, Indian apolis, Ind. i ' OFFICE GIRLS for general offlco work of a large manu facturing concern In southern part of tho city; good salary nnd permanent poaltlon; reply, stating experience and references; those living in the southern part of tho city preferred. B 01. Ledger Branch, 15th and Mooro sts. OPERATORS ON CUSTOM SHIRTS. APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT. WANA MAKER'S. MENDERS on men's wear, fancy worsteds nnd white work. Shackamaxon Mills, Al legheny nve. nnd Hancock st. s v ' HELP WANTED-FEMALE OPERATORS ON BKHtTS. APTLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT, WANAMAKER'S. PnACTICAL NURSE to take care of lf"JI beat home surroundings, In aermantown. rhone Manneim nil J BALESOIRLS to work In ?o and 100 store! gooa salary: cnanceior Siif'ijt'i'i.'iV .. ly J, Q. McCrory Co., 1207 Market at., nuaneipnia. SHOES Sock liners, buttonere. l".502 sewers and crowners. La';''. Bchober Co.. 32d and Market, second floor. STENOGRAPHER MUST BB THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED TOSITION IN PRIVATE OFFICB ATTLY BUnEAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S BTENOOR APHKR---LARaB MAJU FAOTtlRlNO COMPANYJN T"8 CENTER OF THE., CITl RB Qlimd THE SERVICES,, OF A STENOGRAPHER WITH 2 OR II vminfli IcyPRRIENCE, REPLT, OTATINO EDUCATION, EXPERI KNCB AND SALARY EXPECTED. B 180, LEDOEn OFFICE. STENOGRAPHERS r-i.n.i.1. ,i..l...ki. ..n.rienced voung worn :?:VrmntV.l?..;or 'l.r ; manu- jaciuring concern in mo "';';i" ";, -; ;vl c ty: those living In tho outh,: paJJL?i.i52 city preferred. Reply, "'"i1"? "ftrineh0 and aalary expected, B 58. Ledger Branch, 15th and Moore sts. UTENOORAPHER. good education: experi ence not required: manufacturing firm In N. B. section; state age. education, salary expected. T no. linger iiim-r. STENOGRAPHER One first-class tenoK- rapher. Apply Employment Bureau. Taconv Steel CS.7 Mllnor and BlelgU sts.. Tsconv. PhlladelnhU wrrvrvmimirn in rales work nreferred: must bo exp. In steel sales work: off lea centrally located; state nge. exp.. salary de alred ete. "Q-36." P, O. Box 8470. TCLEntONE orEItATOItS for manufacturing concern In the southern tart of the city to operate a private switch board and assist In clerical work; permanent position and cood salary: those residing In the southern part of the city preferred. C (10, Ledjrcr Branch, lBth and Moore Sts. TltACEllU wanted; girls to learn tracing In drawing office. Newton Machine Tool Works, 23d nnd Vine. U. 8. OOVKItNMENT wants girls, women; hundreds fine positions; big pay; write Immediately for full list. Franklin Instl tutn. Depnrtment 710 C. Rochester. N, T. WOMEN AS BUNDLE WltAPPEnS APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKEIl'S WOMEN FOR CLEANINO DAY AND NIGHT WORK APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S WOMEN, 2, to take charge of country home of 2 adults; HO minutes from City Hall; state salary and reference. P. O. Box 31, Ttvdal. Vn. . YOUNO LADY, office assistant: ono wltn knowledea of typewriter. Hhackamaxon Mills Allegheny aye, and Hancock st. YOUNO WOMEN A3 CASHIERS EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'3 YOUNO WOMEN OVER 10 YEARS OP AOE APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR FOSITION8 IN OUR SELLINO DEPARTMENT APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S General AMBITIOUS Blrls women. $100-150 month; hundreds perm. U. S. Oovt. pos.; list free; write Immediately. Pranklln Institute, Dept, 710 B. Rochester, N. Y. HELP WANTED -MALE A OOOD JOB FOR A. GOOD BOT There Is an excellent opening- In tho Publlo Ledircr's news department for an Intclllcent boy over 10 years ot ace. Apply at ones to Mr. Joyce, third noor, U00 Chestnat at. AMERICAN BOY, 18 to 20, to feed lob prlntlnir press end do general pressroom wcrk; pod wanes nnrt flno opportunity for bright boy. fee Mr. Rend, OOP Chestnut st. BOY. bright, over lb; office work and flllnu letters: salary ID, wltn advancement. OTTO EIBENIX31IU A- BROS.. INC., 032 Market St.. Philadelphia. BOY. stronir. over 10, for Koncrul work and errands: salary II), with lncreaae for merit. OTTO EIHENLOHR & BROS., INC.. 032 Market St.. Philadelphia. BOY ove r 1 enrs wanted In hardware Apply 2520 Kensington ave. store, BOYS We pay nur boys from J18 to I1R per week; sternly work, irood opportunity. Apply nt once, Becker. Hmltli & rage, Water and Snyder uve. BRICKLAYERS, nonunion: old-established open shop. Apply Jos. H, Hamilton Co., 82!i ()mn- st. Wilmington, Del BUSIIELMAN ON LADIES' SUITS. AfPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT, WANA MAKER'S. Capable repuehkntatiy15 ;", caI7.,r.? well-known lines of "Mendels MakV mlddv blousea nnd hcuse dresses In con junction with other nonconfilctlmr lines for Now York and New England States: strict commission basis. Address, ulvlny details to our office. Mendels Bros. Co.. 10UlllX13 1111 South st Baltimore Md. CHEMIST experienced In making pxtracts and soda fountain nnd beverage sirups one with ex perlencn In inanairlng a bottllnir department preferred, but such experience not absolutely necessary; state age, nationality, reference and salary expected. B 230, Ledger Office, CLEANINO MILL HANDS, machine und bench men, uood vvagss to first-class men. Apply Jos. Miles & tfons, Itlver road. West .vnnavunk DRAFTSMAN Wanted, by a prominent southern manufacturing company as as sistant chltf engineer, a capable mechanical draftsman who has had experience on engine work and Is capable of assuming at a later date position an chief engineer Address, with full particulars, giving uge, experience, references nnd salary. M 010, Ledger Office ujVAr tn.viA.-v wiim experience una Knowledge of shop pructlce, for crutch ami loom work Apply Fletcher Works 2d nnd (llenwood hvo DRAFTSMEN DISMlUiNlvKB Electrical, structural and concrete: high est pay for competent men experienced In largu power station, substation nnd Indus trial work: only. A-l men need apply; p.e. boiihI Interview desirable. DWIOHT P. ROBINSON A CO.. INC. KB Dusne st . New York city DRAFTSMEN FIRST CLASH, EXPERIENCED ON HHEF.T.METAL AUTOMOBILE PARTH HALE & KILBIJHN COUP 1BT11 ST. AND OLENWOOD AVE. DRAFTSMEN Wanted first-class deUllsra and checkers for structural steel work. Add Stat nress -vi '" ..uinwng, nnatieipma. ting training, experience and salary dv sired DRAFTSMEN and tracers on maehlna tool work, state age. esperlence, where last employed and salary. P 20. Ledger Office. T-., A WPIIU I.1M m.ph.nln.l k.(.. . DRAFTSMEN, mechanical, for dealgnlng and detailing textile dyeing and finishing ma chinery! state age, experience and salary d sired) I' 132, 1,-flger Office. DRAFTSMEN -First-class designer- n.. m. cblns tool wo pay for romp fool Worka, 21 Dins tool worai aisaay position with Be bins tool workt steady positron with good competent men. Newton Maehlna zsn ana vine, DRAFTSMAN Structural dataller, with exp. hi. .ii iii 'J mi -i ,n. j. ,K HELP WAKMP-.irl.sjiw 4 i ELECTO-ICAL- DES'lONEIls Electrical designers, draftsmen .nj , wanted for eentral-statlon layoutirM,T" swltehbdard work! nnini.i .'.W'i as for experienced men. Apply KI.2f1,.0tfn vision, ton iwebater. 016 ChesiSJ " second floor, Philadelphia, w,-lniit ,ti( .ELEVATOP. OPERATUH wanted .k,. -. 'soldier preferred: wsl tlon ne' Thresher Bros.. 1822 Chestnut si r'rlnnent. "-". loiunsa, wanted for N.hn,, t..- 7 days a week. Apply li.ij T a uf ,f,hl". Corr.. 18th and Olenwiod .i.' Kllburn' FOREMEN, labor, 8, wanted foe ."; Jersey. Call at Iwln ft LeUhto? fyPf 12th. Saturday, between 1 and g "' -20 N. ruiir.in, eiperiencca n C gar n..i.. -Apply Bohrow Broa,, Ina'. "arii".l"ng. GRAVE DIOGERB and laborer.. -A wagea Mt. Peace Cemetery? aLi ?" the superintendent, Hist at."nT-JAg',r IIODCARRIERH wanted: lodge naosir necessary: steady Job: b hour, a Siv !' ply L, AnaaUsl. 10J4 Mountain ?iy' Laborers wanted, steady work : : wages; ooara ana lodging 18 .".?" Arch'sT00 C" Bwe,,Uria' Apply j,kj LABORERS Wanted for Job In New i.. -500 per hour: sleep and eat Ton Job. ". commissary. Apply 7 o'clock Monday 'JE2? Ins;, jjwln & Lelgnton. It6 N, lgih tm"n' LABORERS 4c: overtime. Sunday's sST. about 133 weekly. Commissary. 1 "in' . !?! LINOTYPE MACHINIST No orlrall'. strictly flrat classt to take, chargl of f ' machine plant: day workt open shop n vV flht'party?' A'dJKK'j. "fi" P.Ti fi anZl! feu?,. Cv.-v?1"rc'ty "-. TBS LABORERS APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT cramps' snirrAitD V RICHMOND ABOVE NOItRIO BT. LOOM FIXER and second hand for dresilnt room; good work; rlvo reference and stats Wages wanted. M 013. Ledger Ofltre, IP YOU ARE DRIFTING ALONG FURTHER PROMOTION SEEMING Dt POSSIBLE Your Present Wage Insufficient to Plan a Definite Future You "Want Permanent Work Where Waris and Advancement Depend Upon Your Own Efforts OOOD YEAR' S Enormous Expansion Is Now Offerlnc This pprortunlty to 20uu Skilled and Unskilled Men In Oood Physical Condition. MACHINISTS for Experimental Work IiorlnK Mill Large Latho and General Repair ' Also Men to Learn Trades In Rubber Productlii Aprly In Person or Communicate at Ones with The Factory Employment Office THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER Ctt Akron, Ohio The city of Opportunity MACHINISTS ALL AROUND A-l MACHINISTS POlt EXPERIMENTAL DEPARTMENT FIRST-CLASS TOOLMAKERH ON QAU0I AMU riA.lUlli. VYUifK l VERTICAL BORING MILL OPERATOIU LAROE LATHE HANDS GENERAL MACHINE REPAIRMEN SHEET-METAL WORKERS AND WOOD PATTERNMAKERS STATIONARY ENGINEERS CARPENTERS FOR INSIDE FACTORY WORK There are exceptional opportunities to advance and be rated according to your ability: guaranteed Jtrady employment: best of wages and con ditions: only those who aro llrst rlass men and willing to leave the city need apply. For further Infor mation call und tee me. It. M. KRAMER Hotel Wlndenr, 1225 Filbert it.. Phlln.. Pa. 0 n. m. to G p. in. Dally except Sunday MACHINISTS and bollermakera wanted or the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co. Ap ply to J. It, Gould, superintendent of motive power. Richmond Va.; G. W. Robertson, master mechanlo. Hlnton. W. Vs.: II. M. Brown, shop superintendent, tluntlnrtos. W. Vn.. or W. S. Butler, master mechanic, Huntington. W. Va. . MACHINISTS, first-class planer and floor hands wanted for machine tool work New ton Machine Tool Works 28d and Vim. . MAN DAILY NEWSPAPER IJEQUinM MAN FOB TRADE PROMOTION ASP HKVKLOPMKNT WORK; MltSTHAJJ; SOME KNOWLEDGE OF GROCERY AfjD nrtuo condition ah thivy exist in P1IIIJVD.SI.PIIIAS MUST UK FAIR LETTER WRITER AND SOME KNOWLEBOK tj ADVERTISING NECESSARY; ANSWJ5M MUST BE FULL AND COMPLETI.!. JJIAK INO AOE AND HEIGHT: EVKItYTlilNO STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL!. FAIR gAl AllY; SPLENDID PROMOTION OPI'OIV TUN1TY. M 010. LEDOER OFFICB. MAN wanted, competent meter repair mw. one who thoroughly understands tns re pairing and letting of meters! state afe.rl Perlence and sulary desired. Reply Box 5M- iieimar. n. j. MAN wnnted at once to take charge of en- L-lne and boiler room at nluhti Nw e.W license desired. Apply to -Mr. rrreern. Kir- stone Leather Co,, 10th and Mlekle it.. Cam- leimar. n. J. MAN, single wanted for farm work APII vv Ammnne, i:,i n, o -. METALLURGIST, first elasa. "".'. f1,K. ble of heat-treating carbon nd Hoy '"'; muit have good experience. Canada rorii MULDERS Wunled. Ilral-elass nioldira wb wo.. i.m.i vveimn.i. ... have had xprlence on ini '".' noiu bedplates. MtA wishing advancement In W ton in a gouu shop, """.e"",-" lits iJlt gcod conditions, apply to Mr. A. ton. ' Arcn el , iwhii .1 MOLDERH to operate aqueeil ig '"J.Jlrr! maohlnos; open shop. Apply M0"'0".'.'? Foundry & Fittings Co.. Washington tea Cherry sts.. Ciinshnhocken! ra OFFICE BOYS, ,. For general offlco work of a large manuMCj turlng concern in southern lon 'itloii city good salary and Pr"n1,n H, reply, slating experience and .f"'"", those' living fn e southern section of tbj city preferred. D 0, Ledger Uraneu. io and Moore, POLIBHER8 -rjj ON SILVER AND TLATED WARS APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT f WANAMAKER'S PRB88KR ON MEN'8 CLOTHINO. AFfl BUREAU OP BMPLOYJIENT, WaJIV UAKBIVB. via iwsavs-jve sss-a.a,iiiaa CIVI'll M4 M, js UBUM,ONT Is t'P.( ll Ar,ha,I ' i f) '-Oi af "v."-, i&MM
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