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New 88-Noto
Player Jnclud
in 8 25 Roll
Music and
Bench
$395
NewPianof,$195to$950
New Players, $425 to $2100
New Grand Pianos, $550 to $1500
Convenient Term
An Acr o of Piano Bargains
We ban ever half an a;r of slightly
uied ami demonstrated piano on sali
this weeiH. all makes, shnpcs npd eltes
IneliiJInar a great many of the moat
prominent make In Miniature Grands.
Player-Piano and Upright Planoi. We
rauit. have the room for eur new 1920
tnodtle at one.
The following list will
give some Idea of the won
derful bargains:
3 New England Uprights $100 up
2 Francii Bacon 88-note 350
I Wagner 88-note 276
2 Angelut 88-note Player 200
4Emeron 88-nolo 350 up
7 Cunningham Upright. 125 up
lujniniiiuio uujr uranai xv5 up
1 Imperial Upright j . . . 125
2 Chickering Grand . . ,
8 Checkering Upright...
8 Etey Upright
0 Steinway Upright . . .
2 Conreid
2 Knabe Upright
6 Letter Upright
2 Maton Hamlin....
4 Heppe Upright
3 Steinway Grand , ...
185 up
85 up
115 up
110 up
225
140 up
180 up
195 up
95 up
200 up
Z Howard Vincent .... 245
1 Royal 88-note. 225
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836-838-840-842-844-846
NORTH b'TH ST..
JSeatfj-
ABENDSCHOEN
V Susquehanna hvk, Heuulc'm mini hi
ttmer,eV "' " n,SStMn5fr
IS ftdi60ti. 1elM,vJ'" nnd ff'enda Invited
to fnnaral. Friday, 2 p. m . parlor of
Fn?eJ.Av?,hPr.A.S,5n' Diamond atf
Interment Mt. Hlnal Cemetery.
i.SU&Sf-Pffl ;..! J., -not
Vi.r .!."" v"ul""n jrastian. Due
ao,iiCAtSn tne. fVnorAl w' bo Klvn
,.."'I fcnLT.Ar" JOHN. Viusband of
i.i. irii..i.-.r. ;;. rv -v.vv "usnn oi
in il i .7 ""v "'" mumenstein). aged
liil,!vi'vef-o,,n,,n f'ond. Prlng Garden
"?.? r Po,w,,rs-Weghtman-Hoacngarten.
invited to services. Sunday. 3 u. m.. 518 W.
Cemeierv l I'"ment Grcenmount
fBi,.,?IJ'?.rpr"n "AnAII. beloved wife
ii..Hlti P.1?"'!"; n"'lv" and friends nre
njlted to attend funeral. Friday. 8.30 a. in.,
late residence.. 1827 N. 24th st. Solemn
reul;rn maae 8t Elizabeth's Church 10
BtinniJmenl.,'l?ir tro" Cemetery.
JZWztiZ11- S!-.HARAII .TANK,
ion 702 N lVh m re"ldcnco o hor
rfBI?'"TAp!;M -7v, "MZAHKTH. wife
.12"? s. "raden. . helat vea and friends
iJ. rt .1 'unral. Krlday. n a. m from
U!?ate nCe' 3"V N- 'iu ' l"n
if.-n ,ltJ,1,.,hM; 'rlends nnd members of
Jimtt o Ilia Ine Counci N n .1 1
lnVlIM In fitn.V.I 1 .lr. t "-.
HI. kt e..M.n. .- iV- ."r.V" "-'.. " '
----...-. .u ....c.. hivii'pm. ?n ii ni.
CArtLBOUnN. April 27. HROR OILES
OmiU? i,"? ' .Almi CarlbUurn (nee
VnW JJ'ral aervlcea at ate realdence,
die VUCTkahr?,g'?d- oY0rk"P Vllle. cam!
R.... - Monday, 2 p. m
,.nJ"HDft Al"'" 27. WILUAM Ft., hus
fiVla.ofJ"rrti S- Child. acd SU. Rela.
ivi7.5a. tritni' Invited to funeral ienlcii.
it vl i p,,..m. at lato realdence. S. Main
ii,ik.,A,Ue' p- Interment private,
t,H,.Vtrn Cemetery.
CLIFFORD. April 27. WAI.TKH J., enn
nJ.''V J .".n"1 MHry R I'llffonl. aed .11
'&'.. ?.rll!iy8 p '." - reeldenco. 407
-..v...j ,1 iiiirrinrni Dr inie
rmnf npitatA
;''.W DALLAS DelCUZi:. D. D Relatlvea
. ni5,,'flend. i-aasla Lodne. No. 273. F. and
r , 'ontromery Chanter. No. 2B2. It. A.
rvJ.1 vll"J. ,0. rvlcea. Friday. 2 n. m..
'ookmaij M. L Church,' 12th and I.ehlch
nm.1.ll"r.minl Forrest Hill Cemetery.
7ira,"r-.AtMll"0nla Home. April 28.
.i.i";?. t:: D0W- Helatlvea and friends,
Jo Washington I-odre, No, 50. V and A.
,' "fo invited to funeral. Friday. 8 p. m..
Trom the Home. 3833 N. Hroad at. Interroont
vii C1J'IT Kuddenly. April 20 HUrHK
hIi 'n f8.of Thomas A. Durkctt (no Mor
rt .. el"J'v and frlendn Invited to attend
i.i m',V?1- Friday, 8.3(i a. m.. late real,
du. rombe Kiid i:ider avcs.. Lant
rMiP Hpleinn maaa of requiem at Ht.
1 Jlloinena'e Churrh 10 a. m. Interment Holy
'-'"' emetery
l,nih.vPY..Apr11 2n' I'KWIS L. nt'DDY.
,MV'd f A,inl K Duddy Reletlves and
lrnui.' al" 'nPloyea of tho Philadelphia
ViJUIrer are Invited to the funeral, on Frl
Mmonln., J" "n n'riock from his lat
'"Ideni-e. 4s N Hoblnson at Renulem mass
,,PJ,,r l-4v "f Iho Rosary Church at 10
try Interment ut Hi. Denis's Ccmo-
T!f.U"rV"riv. . .. ..... ....... .
UwiV! """ 1 ouin .'Monin sum, ni
il!,1)A Widow nf Jneenh S r.lUlntflii RelH
ii, ir"1 'rl'fde luvlted to funeral. Fifth
lit. Io!!.r,n Mnnih 2ttth. .1 3U p in from
" residence Qlenwood ae , Jlojlsn. Pa
Imtrmeiu private
Aiitn..uV "P.APr" 27' MARV T. widow
lriiiu.yu. h r'ayaui Relatives' and frlei
Iil.i li' funrl aervlcea Friday. .1 P
fr'rl"'y. at the David II Hchuyler Hul
-Aorll 27 MArtV T. widow of
Fayaui Relatives' and friends
m
i.ii.i-
IH, r, j ...-. .h,,j I, k-,uillljlci ,..,m-
'". lirOan nA ni.mnn .. r.l..m.nl i.rl.
vHte ..... ... .... ....
,.: ." ? : 'M'rii 1.
,1 Jr. 7"AIr'l 27. KMZABKTH. dauah.
I".0' jat Thomaa and
J"? 30. Relatlvea and friends Invited to
',,T. ".''A'
.,."" .""Vices. Friday. 10 a m.. at reel.
ifnfi or hee ntnh.w t.a..nt i.nin. fi'11 v
'-'Ml,
I, .. - "-...... .man ... ,,.., u.v.
tr,.!., -. i .Diiii.iii tricviy privavo ivc
ilivW ? 'lewd Thurd-y eventnsr.
J,.iiu,NTZiv!r" 20. CHAKLKS V. son o
j. interment strictly private He-
r
Mlni4.. .. i ' Vital""! V J(ll. I Hlir, u
rniil,f- J -30 P- m 'rom residence. 2.'iJ.'i .
imi,.'8 "5. Hervlces and Interment Trinity
i""ran, ,'-hurch 3,30 p m Revnolds Camp,
suf.!.jf "teruiis. Invited. Friends inuy call
ral
Tnlk4,' Aur" 2- FHANCIS 7 son ot
iei.nic.'B P nd lt0,e "l funeral, to whkh
"illvcs and friends are Invited, Frldav.
Biiilt n''.from parenta' residence 7H0
i?f J. )?. Solemn mass of requiem Church
Biin.' 'nient 10 a m. precisely. Inter-
ffivS, hdral Cemetsry.
Jniiv .'... At Auburn. N. J April 27.
1.1. N JL 'VEN. ated 8rt. Funeral from his
i,,e'"Jdence, Auburn, N J., Baturdsv, 10
m Ben Ices at M E. Church. 10 30 a
I-,.,, x,"rment Lawnslde. Cemetery. Woods.
wv..N J- A"t wilt meet train leavlnit
h'5. at , 1'hlladelphla. 8-12 a. in, at
nwedeeboro, N J.
nit 1 veninK.
:nVkilll,:APr" " OEORC1B. husbaml
tnP,. ,?n,'' "n of late RaJer and KuphemU
i'" Helatlvea and friend. Invited to fu
.. vi'' v -;. o ciock. at hi
snvai.I? V..ot5. "' Irby. Pa. Interment
day even'nr Cemetery. Viewing Frl-
Ao,J,,,,.,i8i,,'.i7APr1' 28- SIAMB A . wife of
iled mA ,,lrh. Relatives and friends In
Niei?ni. fun'raj. .Monday, 8,30 a 111 . 2300
bth'r.i! Nemn requiem mass St. Klla.
nV m' ,n,orm'nt Huly
iff ,N Airll 27 ANNA, wife of
W.if?."!'"'!"" (nee Kohler). Relative and
runas Invited to funeral, flaturday 2 p
Na'rti, o.J"ld.',n!-.'830 B at Interment
""nil Cedar in 1 r,i,.i.t,. t.vt.nH. .nu
"' IFrldav evenine, "
R. imIn!!.fSS0,,,A,,rl ST; l920- WILLIAM
eSu.i JU9)iE8." W'r a Klkton. Cecil
5" rnvlttix
AlTaifi Tli UAMiier nlaliu. aoit
0 . ,vm '&" raw-. .??. rmvi. .i1"',
MLtJ' lT""lf. Trai ,vie,vni nitvi
una. 4nt.iMMBj.Te,
m ,""kii ''t.iiiq lllimniUtB.UI kUULKU
Cwueijrjf,
v
I W uWUhed 106o" l J
Y'wi
J.. ; Mw "f Sebastian ft. Rlesel, aged
iSi.J'Wfii "i"1 W- "" members of
Holy I anilly. Invited to funeral. Friday.
. 3D A m.. nnrlnrn nf Tndt. c tm...i.J . ...
'Klll a. I :ir. 1I(,1A
Anvil ! 41 rtnn mi a
i'iiivliSJ'r011 April 20. 1B20. Dr. JOHN
UULMEns DA CibstA. Jr. onlv eon of
re-iii i ' r .John . nn,l Miry Melgn Dh
in "in1 ubI aervlcea at llU lata rcaldenco.
lni".iS? "v F'day. 30th Inst., at 3 p m.
inif rmnt iri.a
din.! .V.1."'1 Jnursday, p. m.. late reai-
,'"'' lO-'ti Andr.vva itve.. Colllnudule. Pa
I;""'"! Private, North Cedar Hill Ccme.
rom' rWl,y ' p' m Chester papers please
hiii-Ji,'K.n.."n AI,rl) 87, CHARLKH W.
riifaii. of 5Lry llocfcler (nee Hoffman),
"utlves and friends alto I.lnwood Assem
No -i ? , M(. T." and Urby Flr Patrol,
art7nna.r. 'nvll'd til the aervlce, on Haturdny
s lata rusi.
tmvnis
hi hr?iA.""A,,rll.a8',l tn residence of
IlnriiJr i.f' Auu," W. Jordan. 423 XV.
DAN ' son ? C.rinl'ln,0.,vnl.Dr' .KWINO JOR
Jorda'n S.,Ji,he I"1". Grande and Hmlly
i?irjjt!,lr'ce ?nd . Interment prlvatn.
Nrirr NHT- : Apr" 20- THOMAS KKN
r.VJ: Jncr,M from "'a residence.
town0c;m.ii,;,,'- 2 " In"rnient New!
K nMW-'V'' 1 Comr antes will meet train
p tnf 'eVln- Reading Terminal 12.35
1nvii'I:.2iniCI.,"April -1- CATHKIUNC. be.
iaW vir..Sl P.?1?, Klrhlck (nee Llttel).
frf rniVeei '. ,lS'tlvj and friends Invlteii
Maiden. 'eo8,".l5,.rd,,'.8Jl0 a. m.. from late
Mcini.m.22 f lK '; nnborouh. Holemn
requiem man .1 ut t...... r.... f...
tj-Mt't t'.'.'"?.0.1 Ht- '''tor's Cemetery.
VCJlNt5ljWi?,'?,-:A.,,r'1 2"' JN KNELL
nr.f ,.L,ib95d "J 1'' Anna Elliabeth (nee
mMLr.tf 7,?' "ltlve and friends, also
nmbers 1 of all Swiss societies, Tloia Llrder
XviSfi. 12 ,mPloes of the xndralo Sloel
Works, "a invited to funeral, Thursday. 2
Ph ..'.. firi?JP ?J20 Dellevue at. Interment
IvW.""1" Cemetery. Fr ends may call
Wednesday evenln.
N iAJl5!E,"Apr,r.:!?t A''ICE. wife of Lara
M,.Mlr."",.lU,n.,rl Friday, 8:30 . m,, late
or lin,ri--JVS N'.M'l ' Almn hlah masa
nIfSiL,nf Ch'lrcl t t. Oreiory 10 n. m.
prJci".e.Uw Inerment Holy Cross Cemetery.
fLSS?1f, AR'". 2B' MICHAEL, husband
KiMeM,Sr,1fi1, ''dy. a:d 82. Funeral
K5' 8:30 a. m.. residence, (ill W.
KlnRsley aye.. Oermantown High masa at
S,..yltn.p".nt $ r,"l' Church 10 a. m. Inter
mctnU.!l!)I "'Pulrhre Cemetery.
niVpIviIA'?eP.I,i.APr 2L 20. MAO
jnA.NtAi . L'K"MANN, wlfo of the late
n.i.pt?. I'Bnnn (nee Claum). aed 7 years.
m ,nllYf ?, -nd . friends, also members of
am V",1 f ne'ormed Church and ladles'
it .i..-,i't'U,6re Invited to attend services
!Lc.l"rc1'' Wharton at. above 18th , 2 p. m.
sharp, on Saturday. 1 p. m.. rem her
residence. 1823 Dickinson st. Remains may
tMTXS3JtMy flvenln.
,i'i,S.VIr'ff;"7Ap,r" ,27' MAROARKT T
widow of tvter U. louden, aited 07. Rla.
lives Bnd friends Invited to services, Satur
day. 2 p. m.. 123 XV Providence ave. Alden,
?,'. "J county. Pa. Interment private,
Arlington Cemetery.
r-i't'fy.'.0'.'?"5. . On April 20, 1020. MI
CHAEL F.. husband of Elizabeth V. Loua-h-?yl',l.",w,!'p",,
"nd ?n of Mary E, and
the late Michael F. Louahney. Kolstlv-s end
'rl'n'ls. Shanahan Cathollo Club and Nauml
"ribe of Red Men. Invited to funeral, on Sst
U.. y-J. H;3 a. m from 8105 8prlnfleld
51e,. 8olfmn renulem mass at Church of
St. Fraijel de Sales at 10 a. m. Interment
St. Denis's Cemetery
rJAN".F,K,'IJ'T;On Apr" 2fl' ARLINB RIS
HON, widow of Harry MAnsfield. Funeral on
Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, from the
L?"1r . IIJr IMd.. 1820 Chestnut st
r-ervlco In St. John's Church Csmdon. N. J.,
ftl .1 o'clock. Interment private. Friends
J?' view remslns Friday evenlne at 1820
Chestnut st Washington. D. U . paper
Please copy
MAY AnHt er vnnmiiifT .. !.... .e
John May Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral, Friday. 8 a. m; from
resldenco of her son-in-law Jamea M Han
Ion. 7323 Bryan st . Mount Airy. Solemn
.il'l"' .'1 ..vn JL nv Jriuei n vnurcn. rails
?.f..ucliuyl.k!l1' n;:ln a' " interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
eMf.VA?t,U5H?. April 26. EDWARD, son
. .Albcr$,anJ' V'A'S McCandless (nee Ep-
ate n). Funeral Friday. 2 t. m.. from the
residence of her arandparents. 1212 Ogden
st. Interment Norlhwnod Cemetery. R-
ineins -rnay ue viewed Tlmredav even nsr.
McDEVlTT. April 28. HARRY J.. Sr..
DuJfbJ.nd.f Hannah J McDevlit. Residence,
C:s5,;Sf.,J?,1rt- Further notice Ister
MrOAHAN At Phoenix Ariz . on April
nl'iilfV u'011. M MrCAHAN. formerly of
Philadelphia. Notice of funeral later. ,
McNICHOL. April 2d. JOHN J . Jr.. hus
band pf M"jraret (nee Sweeney) and son of
-John I nnd Rose MnNlchol (nee McElwee),
UelstlVSH nnd friend. .la, Uan U.lwnr!,.
Council, Knlahts of Columbus, and all other
eocieu.a imuen to runerai, Friday, :ao a.
m . resldenco. 2110 Mount Vernon st. Solemn
requiem mass St. Francis's Church 10 a. m.
Interment Cathedral Cemetery.
. A,ITS1ET', P"rth Month 28th. WIL
7IAM P. MITCHELL. Funeral from late
residence, Ijinghorne. without further no
tice, Slxth-day Fourth Month 30th. at 2:30
p. m. Convcyancen will meet train at LanK
no'nn lenvlnjr Readlnir Terminal at 1.02 P. ni,
, MUL1.1N. April 27. JAMES MULLIK
Relatlvea nnd friends Invited to funeral,
Saturday. 8'30 a m,, from residence of his
brother 11 in Palmer st. Hls-h insss at Im
maculate Conception Church 10 a m In
terment at St Aua-ustlne'B Cemetery,
Urldireport. Pa Auto funeral.
NEALIN April 211, ANNIE NEAL1N
(nee Carton), beloved wlfo of Tlmulhv 1"
Nenlln Relatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral, Monday, 8.80 a. in., from 3720
Iorust st. Solemn requiem mass at St
James's Church, 10 a, m Interment Old
Cathedral Cemeterv
OLDF1ELD April 27. DAVID. JR.. son
of David and Ethel M. Oldneld (nee Younker).
aged 4. Funeral services Friday. 2:S0 p. m .
at parents' residence. 352 Eaat Indiana ave.
Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Remains
may be viewed Thursday! evening.
PALMER. AprP 27. CLARA L.. wife of
William II. Painter. Relatives and friends.
Indies' Auxiliary. Clifton Holrhta Urn Co..
No. 1. Invited to funeral services. Friday.
4 p. m.. US Modlson avo . Clifton HolKhts.
Interment at convenience of family,
PARK. April 28. I.KT1TIA V.. widow of
Alexander I'nrk. aired 81) Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral services, Satur
day. 2 p. m , late residence, 817 N. I2d st.
Interment private.
PENMAN. On April 2S. ANNIE ORA
IIAM, wife of David M Penman, Service on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her resl
denco. 37 N. Wlota at. Interment nrlmii.
dlansow papers please copy.
11IMRY Anrll 27. THOMAS W IV. ...
of late William and Emma rtlmhlv. n.i..
tlves. friends and members of Vigilant Coun
cil. No lODfl, I. O IT. A.. Invited to funeral
services, Thursday, 0 p. in , at 5100 N
12th st. Interment Friday at convenience of
"rODOERS April 27. ANNIE E . widow
or Harry C Rodtrers. Funeral rervlces on
Saturday at 2 p. m . '.'lit Slcel st, Int.
prlvate Friends may call Frldnv evenlne.
RYAN. At his residence. 20(1 N .14lh f
011 April 20. MICHAEL J. RYAN. Funeral
and Interment private.
SCHENK April 20. WILLV fcCHENK
(nee Laurentlne). beloved wife- of Horace
Schenk. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Thursday. -7:30 a. m , from
her late residence, Douslasvllle. Pa. Re
main may bo viewed at cemetery. Inter
ment Ardsley Burial Park
SCHULTZ. April 27. VIRGINIA A., wife
of Henry A. Hchultz and daughter of late
Patrick and Annie Daly (nee Kane). Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Satur
day. 8.30 a. m , from late residence. 3021
Llvlna-ston st Solemn requiem mass nt
church of Nativity 10 a. m. Interment Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery
SCHWARZ April 27. ANNA, wlfo nf
Emll Schwnrz aired (1.1. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Saturdav. 8 10 a
ni . from the residence of eon In law. Josepu
Albert. .11.1(1 Chatham st ItlKll mass ut Our
I-adj Help of Christians Church 10 a in
Interment Hillside Cemetery. W funeral
car.
SHEPPARI). April 20. ELEANOR C1ENE
VIVE, daughter of Frank J. and Ro-c Acnes
Sheppard (ne Ulvens) accd 17. Relatives
and friends Invited to attend funeral. Friday.
R 80 a m . from her parents' residence. 022
S. 50th st Solemn requiem masa at Church
of Transfliruratlon in a m. Interment
strictly private Holy Cross Cemetery.
SIICTE Anrll "7. SUSAN 13.. widow of
Charles F Hhuln. Itelntlces nnd friends In
vited to services, at her lain residence. 1031)
N. Oratz st , Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment
private Friends may call Friday evenlnu.
8 to 10
SLOAN April 28. JOSEPH, husband of
lato Catherine Sloan Due notice of funeral
from 2163 E Stellu. el.
SMITH April 20. ANNA T. (nee Oels
ner), wife of Fran!, E Smith. eed 60. Rola
tlves and friends are Invited to funeral,
Frld.iv, 11 a m, parlors of Emanuel Aaher
i Son 1002 Diamond st Interment Mount
Slnal Cemeter
SMITH April 28 SOPHIE daughter of
Esther nnd Into Marl, Smith Relatives and
fi lends Invited to funeral Frlda 3 30 p
m , parlors of Emanuel Aaher 4. Son. 1002
Diamond st Interment Adath Jeshurun
Cemeterv.
SMITH -Anrll 27 MARIE ds'ihte- of
Martin ii ml Marie A Smith (nee Gallagher),
aped A enr. I months. IliWtlvie mid
friends Invited to funeral Frldav 2 p m .
fiom he purt-iii. itslilnut l.'l.in Fleinins;
st RoxhurodKli Interment estmlnster
Cemeterv
STECK April 2S ANNA G beloved wife
of Joseph C hterk (nee Heats) Relntlver
mentis nun uosiirj .ocieiy are inviieu id
funeral Salurddv 8 30 u m . from late
residence. 2.153 N llsncock st Solemn re
quiem mass at St Konlfaclus a Church 10
a. in Interment at Hol Redeemer Cerrn terv.
frUPHENBON April 27, 1020, LEON
ARD husbaml of Sarah M Stephenson and
father of Richard I) of New York and Mrs.
I Johnson, Miss Mury Stephenson. Mrs A.
Rarandon and Mrs J Solomon. Jr.. also
of New York. Relatlveit afld friends, also
Cotuordla Iidge No. 07 F. and A M 1
Vulcan Assembly, ni'mb'n of Orand Lodge
Sons of St denote Invited to funeral serv
ices, on Saturday at 2 p m precisely, at
i. I m. iieiiitu,., .u'.'i ii imtiirlo at In
terment Oakland Cemcter New York pa
llets please copy
xritlNHiP.lt Anrll 20. at North Wales
Pa . CHARLES, husband of HannahH
Htrlnuer, ngeil 117 Relatives and friends In
vited to -irvlre". nt his late residence North
Wales Pn Frldaj 2 p in Interment pri
vate Friends mai cull Thursday, 7.30 to
TAW April 28 JOSEPH TAW husband
of Elizabeth W Taw' Services Snturday,
2pm at late residence 1510 (18th ave
Oak Lane Interment private.
THACKRAY. April 28 IDA V . wife of
Isaac Thackray (nee Schvvclkart). Funeral
aervlces Saturdav. 2pm at late residence,
lilOU W Lehlrh ave. Jnterro'nt at Mount
Peace Cemetery,
TOSH. April 28 HENRY husband of
Matilda Tosh aged 81 Relatives and
friends, also Post No. 5 (1 A R , Invited
to attend funeral Saturdav 2 p m , real
deuce 11)12 Pemberton t Interment Mount
' TULI-Ap'rTn JOHN HEDGES, son of
Earnest R and .Mabel M Tell Tull. aged 14
months Funeral sei vices Frlda ! p, in,
parents' residence 6444 Pulaski ave , Uer
nwntown Interment private
WALKER April 28. MARY EMMA wife
of Colknt Walker Services Now Centervllle,
Cheater oounty. Saturday, 2 n, :n Interment
private Autos at Strafford for train leaving;
llrfiftd St 12,15 p. m
WARRINGTON. April. 27. MARY K (nee
nlrdsell), widow of llenjamln Warrington.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Friday. 10 a m at residence of son,
Rudolph 8 Warrington, 757 Spruce st Cam-
UNDERTAKERS
.r piawohp
!.-- T
Ievenincp Public
lnTIH
den. Interment private, Ilarlelgh Cemetery,
".'.'.nd'.fall Thursday evening,
-WKKKH On April 27. 1020. I.TDIA
BHARPLESR, Trldow of John Hart Weeks.
IJsrvloei Friday aftemnon.it 3 p, m.( from
ment private. "''""' "8 " J"n "' J""r
-ttSSJilANDT. April 28, OEORtlE it.
WBVOANDT, Sr.. aged 78. Relative ano
friends Invited to funeral services. Saturday.
2 P. . m. precisely, at late realdence, 143
Mapiewood ave., Ucrmantown. Interment prl
vnte,
WtNTHROP. April 28. JOHN, husband
of Helen M. WlnthroB. Services Paturdsy,
2 P. m.. 847 Summit Orovc ave., flryn Mawr,
Pa. Interment private. Friend may cal
Friday, 7 to ti p. m.
LOST AND roUMD
n'ftrJi"7'f?.,t. Masonic charm .In West
.-!.hJ.1,"?i',pn1"' 'rom 80th and Market to BOth
i-m!1!10??" .v'- I'J!?rr",..r''ard If returned
- .... ... I..I.IHI, iiwi wmnw ivi,
N?.t.lc"JcJ:.Bmll brown neckpiece fur
... n!.1?" Sunday evening going from Phil,
ti Boulevard or .Trenton . road. Will finder
return same and receive big reward? Will
also pay expense of postage. Itay Lelmberg.
82 Hart ave.. TrnViton, N j. "".
1 U( KETiinoirMiyi.i w.n...w t...
Wanamaker'e find 11th and Chestnut, or
....r, ","""" -"' nrown leatner pockcidook
SKi n.ln5 ney. theatre ticket and rail
Trust Co rw"r1 ,r "turned to Phlln
POCKETROOK tst, at Three Tun Tav.
4 -Ce.".r Ambler. ,P , on Saturday, April
zI'a? .,,b00H containing considerable money
!? .fm.ck-'; Liberal reward, paid for return
f. 8J.m, nr Information which will lead to
in f-VZH?J.y: "2. ,nuestlons aeked. Charle
P.'inhi.'IU 24.9 w' mrt St.. rhlla
delphla. Iliene Kenslnctnn 7100.
rl.'ni5i -I't. Wednesday, small pure. con
kJSJr n8..".nm,L ",,m "' money nnd watch.
5?inn i?"1 nd Chestnut and Rrond Street
RfhiiJ n'tn,wrd If returned to Miss rjproulcs.
Public lils-r Offlre.
WA.eu ViTi' on.. Hatunlaj. the 24th.
e.rViV rt-ie?,n'r Tt?11"' containing calling
cards, draft card. .Emergency Fleot pass and
?uh?nV2?3h's.reSr.Vtd-.t.W"1 nn" P,e'"'9 "
HELP WANTED FEMA1VE
ATTENDANTS WOMEN. WITH on
APfLY MRS. BURKB. CHIEF NURSB.
BELL TELEPHONE OrERATINQ
U An Ideal occupation
for joung wome'n
AN OPPORTUN1TT TO
WORK IN A CENTRAL OFFICE
NEAR TOUR HOME
INTERESTING. WORTH-WHILE WORK
IN A WHOLESOME ATMOSPHERE
$14 A WEEK TO START
WITH A REAL FUTURE
LV A REAL BUSINESS
See MISS STEVENSON. 1631 ARCH T.
or any of the following If more convenient
MISS SMITH
400 Market at.
StlSS ORR
2d W. Chelten ave.
MISS RE1LLEY, 12d S. 02d t.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO OF PENNA.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, familiar with
cost or manufacturing ledger preferred:
excellent opportunity with rapidly growing
concern In North Philadelphia f0T prnctcal.
aggressive bookkeeper; special consideration
given those studjlng higher accounting.
P 424 l-edgcr Offlre
CASHIERS. EXPERIENCED OR
INEXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAJLVKER'S
CHAMBERMAID, white Write Mrs. O. R.
Packard. Vlllanovn. Pa., ne nhnn. rtrvn
Mawn 84 before P 30 any morning.
CLERK THE ACCOUNTING DEPART
MENT OK' THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO
DESIRES THE SERVICES OF A YOUNG
WOMAN WITH TWO YEARS
nf mnii
SCHOOL TRAINING O
ASK FOR MR PRICK
SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITS EQUIVALENT
COMPTOMETER operator, familiar with
time c-arda and payroll, state uge, evp and
salary expected "F-87 " P O Bii 8484,
COOKING and housework: no washing: a
reliable, settled woman, German preferred;
excellent home and wages- referenre re
quired. 29 Pelham road, Germantown. Phone
Qsrmanlown 44.
COHEMAKERS Glrla, experienced, to work
In core room. Apply Fletcher Works
Foundry, 2d and Olenwood ave
DOLL REPAIRER
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER S
DRAWERS-IN. experienced on nattern work
In open shop: wages 112 per week 18
liou-" ateailv work. M 517 Ledger. Office.
- FILE CLERK
The Public Ledger Co desires the
services of a young woman as tllo
clerk in tntlr accounting depart
ment APPLT TH CHESTNUT
Ask for Mr Welst
GIRLS 100 WANTED
OVER 10 TEARS OF AGE
IN CIGARETTE DEPARTMENT
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
LIGHT AIRY FACTORY
DESIRABLE STEADY WORK
32 WEEKS A YEAR
HOT LUNCHES SERVED
AT LESS THAN COST
GOOD PAY. EXCELLENT TREATMENT
LIGGETT I MYERS TOBACCO CO.
3D AND ONTARIO STS.
GIRL3 AND YOUNG WOMEN
WANTED FOR PACKING ICING AND MIS.
CBI.LANEOUS WORK: EXPERIENCE NOT
NKI-IJMSAIIT J'LKABANT SURROUND.
INOS. 112 TO START AND RAJ'ID AD
VANCEMENT. LUNCH SERVED AT COST.
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
1301 OLENWOOD AVE.
GIRLS
lplpg and filing
Inspecting, wrapping bearings
machine operating
STANDARD STEEL AND BEARINGS. INC.
40th and Merlon ave.
GIRL to do minor miscellaneous routine
office work; no experience necessary, atata
salar.v. Keystone Lubricating Co,. 21st and
Clearfield sts
GIRLS vvttnted, experienced nr Inexperlemed
I for work In silk mill, good wages and
bonus Apply urisvvoid Worsted Co . Daroy,
Pa
OIRLS wanted, experienced or inexperienced
for work in silk mill good wages and
bonus Applv Grlevvold Worsted Co
Darbv. Pa.
OIRLS to learn rope portlers making, which
pays a good piecework rale. Oehrle Bros,
Co C.'l N 3d
GIRLS. .1, for packing department: no ex
perience necessary Applv 424 N. 10th or
4th and Noble sts
GIRLS for housework Protestant. 3 In fm
II v 2100 Ontario st
GIRUS experienced, wanted to work In
rorsroom. Apply Fletcher Work Foundry,
gd st and Glenwood ave
HAND SMvBrtS
EXPERIENCED OV FINE WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
TV
WANAMAKER'S
ixenusiv
INRPECTRESS, experienced, on women's
suits, coat and dresses; permanent post,
tlon Apply second floor. Wananvsker t
Brown, 0th nd Market sts.
KNITTERS, experienced on Eppler maehlnei
winders and doubters In the same depart,
ment. with opportunity 'o learn on machine.
Oehrle Bros Co . 423 N 3d
MAID for general housework, cooking In
cluded: no washing Phone any morning
laddnnfleld 482.
"t
OPERATORS ON ltBt6M SHIRTS
APPLY IIUREAU OF, EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'8
.1
I'Vvsr-'lr
tLEDaERiHii;ADELPHrA; Thursday, apriu 29,
EELP WANTED rkMALE
LONO-DISTANCB TBLEPHONB
OPBRATINO
IS THE MOST INTERESTING WOHK
IN THE CITT FOR TOUNO WOMBN
tli TER WEEK TO START
HAriD rNCRBASES
riNB opronTUNirr for
ADVANCEMENT
APPLT AT ONCE AT ROOW T8t
BOURSB DUILDINO
4TH RELOTv MARKET OT.
8 A. M. TO 6 T, U.
WRITE IF UNAnLn TO SEE
MISS JENNINGS
0l.fICE CLERK Olrll good opportunity!
iii'L'"1"!!.? ,nd lary expected. A
sot idrer Offlcti.
6fn!.ErAn,TM S."0 h." ,Prlence In thla
hit ...' f.!fll.Lb rwulred to keep farm and
Sin.."cc.iHinli. ftl, crftarll work of a
?ui.1?8" nd Private nature! only those with
experience need apply. P 422. IWlger Office"
8TnniS0iAP.HK.n i-ads of r"IK" nd re
niW!' J"iho '!. f"r"nt and accurate, not
nIJn. 'iV.lnir dictation, but In composing
JJli'lLl." '""rs! preferably oae with news
SIPi.T rrlence;'for such peron (here Is s
position open In pleasant surroundings snd
with good compensation. A 728, Ledger Off.
STENOGRAPHER for large office: must t
sxperlencedt hour 8:30 to n p, m.t no
Saturday afternoon work and no overtime:
gyod opportunity for advancement: satarv
118 per week. Ask for Mr. Partington, of
the American Stores Co . 4th nnd Noble sts
8TENOORAPHER-8ECRETART for busy ex.
erutlve requiring a real assistant: excel
lent opportunity for yoqng woman with am
bition and ability; hour 8 to 4:30: lunch
n fta1 AL "'"PJi. wrlt" ful1 Particulars,
V 4211, Tedrer Office
STENOGRAPHER and assistant for general
office work, wholesale commercial house:
high school graduate or one with a few
months' experience preferred 118 per week
w, ni.,i, biic w unci experience. v. o
Box 54 02.
STENOGRAPHER Toung ladv for pet-ma-
nrin iNinuion Aonress, siviting age, ex-
rtii salary aesirea, t- i.'i, Ledger
STENOGRAPHER and tvolst: must be com
petsnt and experienced: good salary and
P.'rVJS'Jf surroundings; Kensington district.
"P-sn." r.'O. Rot 344a
STENOGRAPHER Beginner: good oppor.
tunltn tate salary expected. A 505. Led.
STENOGRAPHER, exn.. In collection office
onice Address If 80. P O. Rox 8600.
TELEntONE OPERATING Young women
who appreciate Interesting work In health
ful and attractive surroundings, with many
advantage such as comfortable recreation
rooms, well-cooked lunches served at cost
free medjral adVlce a liberal sick benefit
plan nnd 114 a week to start should pp1v
to Miss Stevenson. lleU Telephone Co.. lnai
Arch nt.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS Girls expert-
enced on telephone to solicit advertising'
will pay salary and bonus; state experience
c"43JtV,eerrorVlc.!'Ph0n,S n"mbr- lf ,ny-
TYPIST Young ladv who can operate T r
Smith machine, must bo neat and ac
curate, permanent position nnd chance for
advancement. P 430. ledger Office
WAITRESS, first class, wanted, family of 4
Clfy00?,nW.?'C0,'verbPookr t0 "- Ard"- ""
OnS Who nnilM l,rt.l.a. u.
home: rer. Cal
Hrgswnod, N, J.
home! rif. P.Hln n..r.,":""" oa
., . . VI... ..... u..,,,, .in. ,v. l-rtl.
i-nona voningswood Sin
WOMEN FOR CLEANING
DAY AND NIGHT WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
YOUNG GIRL
nermsnent ,,ui..... .,,T1
work: mo.t bo neat. Williams, iir'nwn a
Esrle. Inc.. 018 Chestnut
YOUNG WOMAN wanted for office work "in
the sales and advertising department of a
fast-grow lng manufacturer. Aoplv Tienh
Miller Sons'A Co.. maker of Eagle .Met.
Iflth and Reed sts. ""'" "!.
TOUNG WOMEN AS CASHIERS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
(jcnernl
BUSINESS SERVICE CO. 1IM Land Tiii.
Bkprs,. stenngs . tplet. clerks. 120-123.
HELP WANTED MALE
ATTENDANTS MEN IN MENTAL DIB
PARTMBNT PHILA GENERAL HOsI
PITAL. 84TH AND PINE 8TB.J GOOD PAT
APPLY MRS. BURKE. CHIEIT1 NURSE
AUTOMATIC OPERATORS
Grldlev. Potter I Johnson operston
W S TURRET-LATHE OPERATOR.
VERTICAL BOR1NG-MILI. OPERATOltS
GRINDERS. EXPERIENCED ONLY
Dav and Night
INSPECTORS. EXPERIENCED
Micrometers and gauge
FURNACE HELPERS
Steady men, day and night
LA BORERS
Steady day work for good men
Machine helpers aged 16 to m
Do net write, applv
STANDARD STEEL.AND BEARINGS ic
4th it and Merlon ae. '
AUTOMATIC SCREW machine set-up men
on Cleveland automatics. Thos. II Ddlleii
Co Broad and Federal ' """
UEAMERS. experienced on pattern work' la
open shop; vrages 144 per week; 43 hours'
sttirtv work M 513. Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER experienced, familiar with
cost or manufacturing ledger preferred,
excel ent oonortunltv with panMiu P-.,,utn.
concern In North Philadelphia for practical,
aggressive bookkeeper; special consideration
IV .A. """ oiuiinaa- nigner . accounting.
P 423 Ledger Office '
BOOKKEEPER Must b. capable, experi
enced In D E. aystems, and good penman
sttta age experience and salary expected
ientra location P. O nox 118
BOY over 18. active. Intelligent and ambi
tious to learn advertising and selling, ex
cellent chance for advancement In Day snd
position Annlv after 2:30 n. ni . to Mr.
Westcott Advertising Department. PuBllo
Ledger 6th and Chestnut. '
BOY Permanent position, must be over 18
. 'JS11,'8 for advancement William. Brown
Earle. Ine (118 Chestnut st
BOY. atrong, for general work In a msej.
, ronl factor. A. C. Krumm. 1012 Da-
kota at.
HOT 1H Wars of age, to learn waiTh-
making, with J. E Caldwell A Co Ask
for Mr Coburn, second floor, Wliiener Illdg,
BHAKEMEN
' BRAKEMEN
BRAKEMEN
Yard braktmen, experienced men pieferred,
also men willing to learn full pav while
being Instructed , for Jersey Cltv and vicin
ity: good wages and full board For full
particular see company's representatne.
after 7 a. m all day, 2J1 N 18th st. i
BOY wanted, cutting department, Gentne.
.Applj- seoond floor. A Hartung en.
508. 1'.' Race at
C.
BUSS BOYS. COLORED
ABOUT 17 OR 18 TEARS OF AGE
I "Oil RESTAURANT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
BUTLER
also second man, white, proles.
tajit: parmaneiit position.
I'lesee vv-rlle,
giving reference and wages expected, Mrs
tinuiico e.ircnaviiar. niwiusi) EqUrC, la
wi ,,i,i.,. i.m.umi mill. Iff OH
CAPTAIN nrt marine engineer for a small
harbor tugboat Apply Jlagsn. uu al
nutjy ,
CARPENTERS wanted on concrete foVm
work avrrtlniR Job Hughes-Koulkrod Co .
Bsvnton and Chelten ave
CARPENTER, stead work good -hours
Apply C 11, lUed. (IQo Chestnut .t
CLBRK-STENOGRAPHER TheAtlsntic
Rennlng Co. I seeking a ounV man alvaut
20 year old. for cltflcal' po.lt" mi
be able to trie .some dctatn... l.ia..-T
, la C-t4ll, tUt fMi. aviu ""u'"
' '
HEI.P WANTED MALE
CLKHK. bill nr1 rtitrv. vnnnf man with
xpirncA, wanted to work In office of
wholiI tirujc houaf. V 483, Itirer Of-
rit
CLOTH FINISHER wanted, experienced on
astrakhans chinchillas and montagnscss
only competent men need apply. P 432,
Ledgsr Office,
COLLECTOR and salesman- permanent and
profitable outside position: salary: oppor
tunity for advancement. Apply between T
nd p. m.. 4000 Frankford ave
COOKS t once, several white cooks at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Washington. D. U.
good salaries and room furnished.. Apply to
chef. Wardman Park Hotel, Connecticut vo.
snd Woodley rosd. Washington. D C.
CRAMPS' SHIPYARD
wants
SHIP CLEANERS
No heavy lifting
LABORERS
TRACK REPAIRMEN OR PAVERS
APPLT EMPf-OTMENT DEPARTMENT
RICHMOND ABOVE NORR1S ST.
DESIGNERS
EXPERIENCED MEN IN RE-ENFORCED
CONCRETE DESIGN AND DETAIL
?Jl,i'..ArE,'T STONE . WEBSTER,
1314 BEACH ST.
DRAFTSMAN, sttuctural dMaiter. with ex
perience on conveyor systems preferred
R. H. Beaumont A Co 8B Arch at.
DRAWERS-1N. experienced on pattern
work: In open shop: wages 142 per week:
48 hourai atesdy work. M 510 l.-vtfr Office.
FIREMAN.
If Reed
colored, steady work.
floo Chestnut st.
Apply C.
Are you tired of tnnvlnv arnund frm .
Job to another losing time and money?
QOODYEAR
Offer permanent Work with good money to
uuu .iivAy-rriciiieu men tor ruDDer iraacs.
Good working conditions
Educational advantages
Liberal pay while learning
Apply In persen or communicate
Factory Employment Office.
with
THE aOODYEAR TIRE h RUBBER CO.
Akron Ohio The City of Opportunity
GARDENERS and laborers wanted. 100 to
5Q0, for 11 hours. Applv C C Lewis
care of II. A Praser. Countv Line Station!
Ardmor- Phone Ardmore 88.
GARDENER, to take care of small green
hi i-re unci grounds nnd furnace In the
winter Mrs II G Haskell, Mt. Salem
lam. Wilmington. Del, Wilmington 527
lTboREHS wanted. Apnly India hcfinTng
Co Swanson and McKean sts """""
LINOTYPE OPERATORS on Job and cat,
logue work In Ohio: night ahlft stats
union or nonunion. M 334. Ledger Offlre
MACHINISTS wanted, all-around men ex.
perlenced on engine repair work: none hut
first class need upply. William F. Kuk.I1
710 Noble st "uweii.
MAN AND WIFE for family of 2; wife for
cooking and housework: man to take core
of garden and general work. Write a i
Kothny. r. 9. Box 80. Strafford. Pa' J,r
phone Way ne 8f 0. " or
MAN wanted to work around leath'r ware,
house Apply Wilkinson Reger, 301
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
One familiar with ship auxiliary
and hoisting machinery; good open
ing for right man. Apply
SUPERIOR IRON WORKS CO
Superior, Wisconsin.
MEN
WANTED
MEN-
WANTED
FOR ALL
WORK
KINDS OF
FREE SERVICE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU u,t'"
S. W. COR. BROAD AND VINE. PHOVF
LOCUST 5041. "UAb
MEN Germans to sell on commission mu
nlclpal bonds of large German cities Ad-
nress josepu .vi cavi. .'i William at
New York "
MEN. stnrane battery 'vork good pa, prem
ium and bonus 4HS hours work no labor
trouble. Appl 7 n m and all dav. Phlia
delnhla gtnraite flslterv i'o Ontario T"
OVEN HELPERS wanted 8-hour d.iyTTialf
furnished st cost Applv National Biscuit
Co 1-101 Glenwood ave ' "cu't
PATTERNMAKER Weneed a natternmakT
location outside of Philadelphia, stats
waxes -wanted P 428, Ledger Office
PHARMACIS r Registered In Pennsylvania--hour
dav no Sundays, permsnent Anniv
George II Evsns lloil Cheslnut.
PORTERS DAT. AND NIGHT WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER S
POSITIONS IN RESTAURANT
BROILER
ORDER COOK
BUTCHER
APPLY BUREAU OF E.IPIa)YMKN
WANAMAKER S
TRESS HELPERS Fine opportunity" for
good workers pplv superintendent nod
chestnut st
PROOFREADER wanted union for morning
paper scale $18 fur 8 hours Address
staling experience et, Itusel Stlrllnr
foreman Irglnlan Pilot Norfolk a
SALESMAN Capable aggressive man. pos.
sesslng lact Initiative and olc-aslng per
sonallty commission basis, esrnlng ranscltv
unlimited oprvortuntv to secure executive
position A 012 ledger Office
SALESMEN wanted We want a limited
number of high-class salesmen to repre
sent our houso In exclusive territory; men
who have some knowledge of Industrial and
speculative Investments preferred, do not
bother us unless vou have ability and a
week'a expenses ahead dead beats wind
Jammer and booere cannot qualify atrlrtlv
legitimate and a big monev maker Addresa
A,,. n I'a'l. 320 Slshlman Bldg Nash
ville Tenn
S VI.ESMEN FOR MENU II Tfl
EXPERIENCED PREFERRED
APPLY IUREV.U OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER S
SALESMEN WANTED
EXPERIENCED KTVCK- kAt.C-9.
FOUR
MEN
EN HIGH-GRADE Ni SECURITY; 1.0
AL ENTERPRISE ADDRESS P. O. BOX
trim
MII.AIIIJI.I-MIA
SIGN WORKER Wanted first-class all
mound brass end bronze algu worker onlv
fjrst-rleas man need applv good opportunity
for rlcht party P 4.'0 Ledger Office
SECURITY HALBSJIKX
FOR RURAL CITIES AND TOWNS TO
PLACE A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
IN lelCAI. ENTERPRISE NEAR SALES
MEN MAKB uoon GOiTD SALESMEN.
.yiA.tr. i.i.i ,..-... yy i; VV NT HOOD
SALESMEN INTERN IKW BsLANCE OF
WEEK. A 720 LEDGER OFFICE
SFVERAL FirtPT CI .SS DFSlnsjrns
WITH EXPERIEVCK OV ROLLING
MILL OR HEAVY SPECIAL MACHINERY.
DESIRE MEN Willi CAN FlounW
STRESSES AND MKF ORIGINAL 1T
OlTSi MTV. , MiK I.NPCR ENCE
DES1IU:DAI' ,Jl)UtATI0'V AND HALAnY
TRBADWELI. ENGINEERINO CO
CASTON, PA. '
1920
HELP WANTED MALE t
STENOGRAPHER MAN AHOt.T 2.1 YEAR3
..OF AGE. 4 OR it YEARS' EXPERIENCE,
FAMILIAR WITH OFFICE METHODS
AND GENERAL ROUTINE MUST HAVE
ARILTTY TO HANDLE DETAIL. CAPABLE
OF DEVELOPMENT TO HANDLE SAt.r.H
CORRESPONDENCE AND OFFICE SUPER
VISION, POSITION IS STENOGRAPHIC TO
START WITH DEFINITE ADVANCE
MI.NT IN INSIDE WORK: ADVERTISING
EXPERIENCE VALUABLE BUT NOT ES
SENTlALi AN UNUSUALLY GOOD OPPOR
TUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN TO PUT
HIMSELF IN A GOOD POSITION WITHIN
1 TO 2 TEARS. CALL OR WRITE MR. .1.
R. WK8TCOTT ADVERTISING DEPART
MENT. PUflLJC LEDGER, PHILADEI.
11 f I A
STENOGRAPHER Toung man. with two nr
thr.ee enrs' experience; one conversant
with sales correspondence preferred call
after 2:30 p. m., or write Mr, .1 R Wesrott.
dvertlslng Department, Public Ledger Co.,
dth end Chestnut sts
STOCKMEN FOR FURNITURE AND
INVOICE DEPARTMENTS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
SUPERINTENDENT In seamless hosiery
Plant wanted; capable Industrious man.
with first-class reference, must have experi
ence In this Unci permanent po-dtlon with
bright future, for the right partv Address
with references M 532, Ledger Office
TITLE OFFICER
Title company desires lilgh-clsss msn with
Imowledre of New Jersey titles and ability
to Install a title system to take entire ehsrg
of Us title work: generous satarv and splen
did opportunity for the right msn 8nd
replv. .tatlnc experience, qualifications, etc .
to M 823. Ledger Office.
WANTED
by a large brase mfg co. In Pennsylvania
FOREMAN
Capable, flrat-cUss foreman to tske chsrge
of assembling (vslve) floor
FOREMAN
Experienced forcmsn to tske charge of a
group of milling machines
TURRET LATHE OPERATORS
Must be experienced, first-class men on small
brass work
i
Apply by letter, stating age experience
and money expected
M 511, LEDGER OFFICE
WANTED
4ALES. .MANAGER
WITH CREW TO PLACE CAPITAL
STOCK OF COMPANY PAST EX
PERIMENTAL STAGE. ATTRAC
TIVE PROPOSITION WITH
STRONG SELLING ARGUMENTS.
THE RIGHT MAN CAN MAKE
NET ON THIS CONTRACT 150.000
NEXT FEW MONTHS. PROMPT
INTERVIEW. GIVE PHONE IF
rOMStllLK
A 710. LEDGER OFFICE
WATCHMAN FOR NIGHT PATROL DtTT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
YOCNft MAN- New York laco and cmhrold
erv Importer and manufacturer Is In need
of" a voung man to call on the shirtwaist
and cutting up trade n Philadelphia, onlv
those acquainted with the trade need ,ippl,
straight commission basis: good opportunity
for capable, conscientious man. snirl reply
stating cxperlenee M OOI Ledger Offlre
YOUNG MAN with some laboratorv-eTperf-
..t nun --uin" mpiirMinrv erperf
sales department of laboratory
and supplies Williams. Brown L
IH8 Chestnut st
apparatus' a
KftriPinc
TOt NO MAN to learn silver polishing nrst-
class references required Apply by letter
onlv P 110 ledger Office y lc" r
Generul
GREENEWAI.D'S
A SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVIPP
SOLICITS APPLICATIONS from trained
men and women with an actual business
perlence and clean records; no others
WANTED NOW
Office Mgr exp wholesale grocery buslnes.
Rkpr Mar food product line Aret tT;
chsrge. Private Secty to president of lire,
rorp (female). Asst to Employment Mir
good Interviewer (Protestant), technical' man
preferred, Two Asst Bkprs. Stenoi; inS
llkpr 40 Htenos , v (female! i
Foremen and Supt with mfg exn nn
others Other good openings fur buin.,,
men and women nlo for college and techni
cal men Xnnllcwllons from local and siih.
urban residents onlv NQ registry or enroll,
-pent charges of any kind. m-
2-.0 S 11th Since 1897
BUSINESS SERVICE Co. lln Land Title
ACCTS Highest tpe. traveling, lamm r '
r A 's supervisors (cost and gen ) S7'on I
BOOKKEEPERS Pub utilities, gen I'MOO
CLERKS Stock tsplsts. bill 120-130
CHEMIST Oirom. or dry color nalnts J.100 '
DRAFTSMEN Mechanical lines to 12400 I
ENGINEERS Industrial. ,rrj prod larre
concern $5000 ssles , mech prods . ,4nnii
FOREMEN Sheet metal, auto repair 3"ori
MANAGER (Ssles) must know V Eng fc I
N Y terrltorj drawn steel prods I300IV
routing time study prod A r0st i"nnn I
SALES llien-arane opportunities open
ST1 NOGRAPHER and PRI SEC Y to J31 '
Sl'PT Manufaet e machine work .1800 1
TRfT npriiT.R Young lawyer nr.r."".a
WE TFACH TOF TO DRIVE AND REPAIR i
4.FTOMORILES OPEN SUNDAYS
- I un himi rnniniei. course 1'3
DVY ND NIGHT CLASSES
LICENSES GUARANTEED
SATTI.EIfS 1O01 SPRINQ OARDEN Sr
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
LAUNDRESS 1st class wishes washing it
' Iron's take home bun or hamp. Dick, 3008
shlng i
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CIIAUFITIUR married age 34 desires -do-sltlon
with fli-st-class private family- I"
' ' vt i i'iivi. i""i i nt i i'iil11 Aniiraai
Chauffeur 1017 N Corlles st Phlla . Pa
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES roung mnn si
irnrs of age who has had 4 .ears' experi
ence with local wholes ile electrical sunolv
bous ns manager of billing di-partment de
sires position with Ann vvheie there 8 room
tor advancmeni Xddress V 723 idgor off
INSURANCE Voung man .'', year, nt -.,
who has conducted an Insuran i- ngrncv in !
N,-w. .JlIITen iVi'L!,VnJ..nr,'i """"nnbllc and I
fomoensatlon Insurance desim t connect
.,.,. ...,..... ...,.. - .,,, u.f nn ,prilpi. '
dilress A 7.'4 Ledger Offlre
M7... ::u; R";.,".'.r:.i".v;,,,.",:'9.'-.n'2d .
".- '": nBiiaiiin or nunn
gerisi or senreiariai outies sueh as mav bi
iniun-i u. .,, .,u ii.niii.HiiQnn ne J
ii.nin.Hi grin ne la a I
ilso holds civil service
A4tn LedOfr
IIIU'lll i-IIIUHI RIBII a
rstlng w in mis anmirlTn A 41fl Led Off
MAN single guod oharaitr su unlldnit
and amblMnus know I . of anion n w.vhes1
re.prsi.lhla nn. of anv Kind 8.1tl ,f.,i off I
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MEN women colored dav -!.
time Hunev 1.M6 s 1ou, n, Km.nn 'Sis
part
MRS HARVEY ft) lit Riitenhouse s,7.,f"e"
reliable help wanitd fm er lanaili;
BUSINESS PEKSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Thousands ars bringing diamonds to us to
turn I.I. .-..I, VI llv ivn ....... . "
,- " -"; "ii .vi iuuj inir I
know we pay the lull market value for them
We lure the trade therefore we ray 10 "e '
r.l-eVrV C,-m WF. NEED ALL S?ZES T '
ONCE See lis ind be ,-onvlnced We bii
pavn tickets far diamonds i
Suite 21-22 over Child's Restaurant (nrl
7ft-Vi . -. -l
K f I I V As I I I "1. ' IIIMMT ST
IU -i4 V-.V-. niovii' WALNUT g4
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Positively high si cash prices f.r onr dls
monds my size from ' lo 10 carats, pone
pav higher also old gold platinum silver
bought Estates bought (prlv ) Est 10 years
Tlie Diamond Shop ,4n,Bv.b,n;?J
rket I
Mr N ctlNSIU'RO sold the srocery and deli
catessen More in Hsrrv Slntkln which is
located at 2820 W Cumberland st All the
creditors shall call till Thursday April
Jl 1020 '...11
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
1 1MRRY W SMITH 717 BWSOM sr. I
JIME our old babs carriage n modeled like
new Standard Itabv arrlage 23111 s
7th t Phone Main 3541 A a
PIANOS lclrnlaa or players bought cash
paid Turner 524 N loth Poplar 4410
ASHES removed from cellars, all kln'da nf
hauling done 813 Butlonwood Mkt 4421
ELECTRIC TREATMENT, also manicuring
Office. 4143 Market,,! .. second Boor
RUBnER GOODS of all Ueerrlption re
n.lred Andrew T Blrchett 501 s Ag. a
ELECTRtl treatment and manu urlng Rnmn
105 Heed Rldg 1211 Filbert st I oc nn
BOATS.MOTORBOATS LAUNCHES
l'XJR SAI E Motoi vschl ATepgep hut 1
UH8 74x15x1 ft 0 In extra heav V,,
struction flush deck ine. twin screw 2 70
l ...:Sior".nr J1. " ninlor fuel , ,
jvac IV 1230 gal Delco HO.volt generaior
.peed. 14 knot. For Immediate" aaliwnj
acrin:a. Apply to owner, Philip Wunderle
V-t Teg JJhU, p " "?'.
OflED AUTOMOBILES
U MIS
"Passenger Bus"
will help (o solve Transportation probli nm The Poucrlnk Differential Rear Lrrlve
condmon P-,r'e",,ea " u"ln" tho Olds Economy Truck on different road
Larson Oldsmobile Company
Wl (rib ti (or
BROAD AND BROWN STREETS
PARK 121)
MR. FISCHER
2LdlCIk
BARGAINS IN
USED TRUCKS
1 Itj-Ton Auto Car, pneumatic
tires
1 1-Ton Maxwell.
1 -Ton Studebaker. 6-pust exprets
body.
Several good Vim Trucks, with 0
post express and panel bodies.
Truck Bodies
1 Pane body, sultablo for 1-ton Ford,
like new.
1 Six-post custom-built express body.
sultablo for any 2-ton truck.
I- Panel custom built bods, suitable
for auto car.
Several good second-hand bodies cheap.
LARSON
OLDSMOBILE CO.
Broad and Brown Streets
(800 NORTH)
SEE MR FISHER. TRICK DIVISION
POPLAR 4007 TARK 1291
MAXWELL tourings roadsters and sedans.
Just overhauled and iclliilshed. eplendld
fond These cars are sold one-half cash and
balsr.ee In 8 months at very low prlres
Mawidi-Chalniors Sales Corp 210 N Broad
st Phone Spruce 401 or Race 3143 for
demonstration
MOON, i) cylinder 7 passenger I speeds, 8
good tires, upholstery good paint good
mechanical cond good You will be pleased
when vou see It Better hum. though Time
pavments Open evenings Overland-Harper
Co. . 1020 Arch at
OUR LOCATION 1 square from Broad st
saves vou 1150 to l.'OO on a used car. see
our stock and tie convinced all makes, all
models 11.10 up convenient terms open Sun
day s and evenings
SIMPSON M 1M.-. Ridge ave
$230 WILL BUY th following Wis Max
well. 11)18 Overlnnd 11I Chevrolet. 1918
Ford mi Briscoe 1(iS Chalmers 1018
Paige or 75 o'hers balance 1 vear to pay
Krouse Motorcar Co 213 N Broad Phone
Snruce '07.1
AUTOPARTS
SCHOBER. .1.139 MARKET ST.
0 EHLAXDS all models. 5 and 7-pass
touring, 2 and .) pass roadsters 4 pass
chummy roadster, al lothor makes and
models spei lut basement bargains every
dav time paMnents open evenings Over
land Harper Co 102B Arch st
FOR SALE -Late 1M7 Ford coupe. In excel
lent condition can be seen at Ellis
Gsrage Manning st near Broad and locust
sts Sunday April .'5, to Sunday, May 2.
Inclusive,
HI PMOBILE Nearly all remodeled thor
oughly overhauled and reflnlsbed excep
tirnal bargain See Mr Hunter Hupmoblle
Aaencv 720 N Broad st Poplar 7070
MARMON nearly all models rebuilt and re
flnlshed. guaranteed used cars bargain
price. See Mr Hunter Marmon Agency,
,.li rmi.u .i i uin.i nn
STFTZ NEARLY ALL MODELS THOR-
Ol'C.HI.V OVERHAULED ND RLI'I.N-
1SI1ED MANY BARGAINS HKK Mr .Mac
ARTHUR STUTZ AGENCY QUI) N. UROVD
I.EMNGTON 0 cM .". paH beautiful lins
and a motor vnu will U' pruud of this
wont be with nn long first conii- first
sered Tmio payments Open evenings
Overland-Harper i'o 1020 rch st
11IIK nOriClV: I'dl'PK ulrn u-he, I. i..,
t r - one extrii guod aa a new car Mh
well-i halmers sales Corn 210 N. Urold st
Phone Spiuie 401 or Race 5143 for demon
itnn
III U Kh.i have a verv large st.. k of
laie mod-l Bulck cars, which v. are
. titr nl jt A lurire ell.entint
STANLEY
I VI TO CO 0111 N Broail st
iuh.cb iis deiiv.r.
s real snap terms in
snd evenlne Sunn
mi t nnon iinii
I M Ridge ave
"TV , .rTTTT tTT, inT .
" 'LHVKElt 1HI. II
b-lame vve.klv onn
Ike new
$.'il c.h
and eve
Sunda
siiupsiin h
113 Ridge ui
IMItlis .'0 all models 2j:i
i n Sundas and evenings
IM'i Itlilne av
tin terms
Simpson s
Hi i' K linn lug lale ni. le
l lights big Iwrghln $.1.'.
' ila ' s .in I evgs Simneisl
Htiiir eictpif.
i -rins open sun.
151 Itltlar ave
i HE ROLKi- 1UI7 tmiini. $1 ",lt cash bai
ani - yveeai,
-klv np. n vnn,(Hya and evening
15 I' Ridge e
sin pinti s
1IHER1 hunmiv roailii mis inmlei
fullv eniiipiied at a .airiflie timi ray
im-nn. I. S Bovvera .'1,1 N Broad
iHKMtolET 1UIS touring. Ilk
raall bliliinee weekl.
new 1175
STANLEY CO 010 V Broad
111 li K roadstrr unusual bargain
terms up n Sundavs and cvenlnus
son s 1.1.1.1 ftldgt ave
$175
simp-
Ill's i'ADH.1 c 12 Pa9'ns.r n r, siiu-ht
n pairs "snap $175 opn Sundays and
evel.ngs 1.1.11 Rlilge ave
roltp milliter exr.lleu , m.lMiTn "i"'-.-
rins uren kuii anu eves 151.1 1.1,1., .,,1
-"gj
tni '
FORD stud, In.
llr.Mii l
III Ii K mi line new meriianii ally ne. ri
gnoil tires terms arrangen -jn. 4 - it ruet,
LIBERTY CHUMMY a real Tissyc7r."a
SI1HP iii ,-n proHii
OLDSMOBII F TOURING must li
real bargain 2IIU N 1 1 mail at
old,
UAYNES TOURING
rar aai riflce price
-'" N Broad at
OVERLAND mill mol I Of 121(1 cash "oTT
anre weekly STANLEY CO HIP V Broad
MUIMON TOURING mil) run 5sonin7FeT
cn.i..t .-- I'Tn e-i. a.,. ..... 'lints
-....... ... ... ... ,111, . i.roarl
BATTERIES fl volt
rebuilt for $10
st
equal
to nee- 1..U1 vin.
WANTED Hiuhrst prn e paid f.,r vour uTed
iar Slanl.v to I. Ill V Broad
c. MULL v.'" riindsn-r Ilk' 11
htanlec 1 o Hill N Broad
liaraam
"srgain '
ciiLic mm
for quli k sale
run very little reHson"aTie
terms 202-0 4 N Broad si
STUTZ 1020. In perfect running order, can
he bought on time 211204 N Brnu.t
III DSON speedster 1H2n like new line ruh
per, cash or terms 2II.'-H4 N Broad "1
DODGE touring 11118 I2MI cash, balsnce
. 1. rms 20.' N llrnntl st isnee
DUDGI
inll-a
sedan tOtn
Hlalllev Co
foreiloor, run
1" N' Broad
4H00
. i.rort n
Rr.o rnadaiir like new 1 ash or terms Stan
I,,' l 1 hit N IliiMd
jssst i? - -, , ,r-Qfi
fnWK5L0lUrflflMa
g2
IH1I1UF lour n late model nn . onditmn
ash or lernsJJ2n H e .1 snru." L'irj
8TUTZlu:n 4 psss run 4111111 ni'les uToTTf
extras term 20J 4 N Uroad laicust 6fl.11
FOR SALE 11)17 Ford touring bodi Apply
Jas Brunt LanraHer pike. Overbronk l'a'
CaiEVROLEX. XOItl '.touring, flnB eonjujoT,'
Cash, or vjg: l0 Km. t. apruco si;
$!
USED AUTOMOBILES
mm
Truck DivisioH
POPLAR 4(187
Automobile Painting
L.-...I .... 0
rel1nsh'lnf"Vl," foJ" "rlctly high-grade
il??'"""! ".re ptrliHp the most rnmi.l.te unrf
deliver. nJS,''"",'1 ln 'fain In keeping
r"t a,PMmJlf, '" .'"''t' ." WH prove of
he"r Krrr'JKr. .i .5" .r?,n,wl2? n!nd harlng
SSI"? cony;eee' "hin'"MZ XSli"
ranged
Bib
K nv',e'gr ert'.mV" "0t 0Ut "l '
this In,,". P!1 COBt ' flnlsh aa applied:
so tnat lars will not he nut ni .. .
Martin-Alexander Co.
A l-T(?V0I,Pi'!:. "KI'LNIHHERS
n!Mn2j--..,., eeq s,
Main 170
WK UKBUILD STOKAGE i
n ba 1 TERIES i
SSr" $IO.OOo'.;fylB
VOLT "onang
. SATTLER'S- VSk&SW
STUDERAKEii ,i..i... .
., ;udebke-r-s and rSVofflSr'S.I,.;
number of '
"ALWAYS AT YOt'R nitntice I
WEST PHILA. SALES CORP.,
C8th and Walnut sts.
mono Belmont 048a
A REBUILT VIM TRUCK
t.. A,.nJJ'3 on O'llvery
n.h,,in.ALNCE.A TEAn TO PAT
Rebuilt, repaired guaranteed by manu-
VIM MOTOR TRUCK CO.
BROAD AND HUNTINGDON HTW
AUTO REPAIR
I
PARTS PARTS, PARTS
1,R,V'2. TOUR UROKEV PARTS
WE MATCH THEM
SAITLER'S. Inc.
1801 SPRING
OAitnvev ot.
BUICK .u""? car Why not buy our
lh.rl.jd BuTwrWe Kl'S-lcB;
l"te.u.VnY.he,dTy,0Mrrnew,fi?leS VS
been IdeniineH 1. .u- !:"."'l. wn '
for th. i. i"i'.,:.." J?.'" ?' "r
Edward Wlllri. xte.
tors f o B17 N Broad
Pop- BI8 Park 207.
SPRINGS AND AXLES
FOR ANY AUTOMOBILES
HAULER'S
10 KPRINlJ
GARDEN ST
J 11TS Auto Marlt Maxwell n.vliaT.
Ovan?.. SrrmAsffip
iliiinClS"--
l-HALMERS.
overhauled and reflnlsKed. look Tike' n
i and 8 pass.. 0
cyl., just
new.
nca
Chalmer. SaleVcorp'. 210 N'lTroad.t'pn'
Spruce 481 or Race P6, 43 to, Xj:.,2-
tratlon.
vv ILLYH-KNIGHT 8 l , 7 Pais Not e.I
i .i.:. ." ".""' " usp una ow
owners-
ear This Is vour ehance to buy a ca
a wur'dwlde reputation 1 Ime nav
Qnen .vcs Overland Harper Co iS"
' ." ' mm NHner vvtiniari
closed
car with
ment".
HALMERS inuring
a re n
condition $tl,"0 I.
Ifroad
.passenger perfect
S Bowers, 243 N,
l AplI.LAC ."i 7-pass touring. W..ilr,i,,,..
snock absorber perf rami . "-.'i"";;
terms Stanley Auin Lu 81 11 n"
Trrnad.
'" "1.1'r-MOIIII.i; LITTLE SIX tnnrlnV
haa been left with u to diapole of uif
very lime Krouse Motorcar CoTSli N n".'
CADILI.VC 55 4-pas.enger uhaelnn- .mi.mhiJ
NCBrrolad0n' ""h r ,n"m . '"'l "y Co.?"ai
FRANKLIN louring. lll.'O; run less than -
months- like new A real baigain WeS
Poplar 32(4 call 1340 PimfiVg'" ' h0n,
PM'KARD twin M In nrst-iiass "condltiotT
!oii),'NbIlr'o0nd"" "' '"""'n S.anl.y Co";
I 1-m.iii r. aiuiijvv ( H TOURING ft nin.i
! g'rBke ,,, al a bargain e..h,.e.V."
i PIEIIc E ARROW
STANLEY CO QUI N Hre.ad ,,"
MITCHELL SEDAN , llcH
rh',,,.l t a large dlstount
can o pur-
sTVNI.Ei Al IP I O din v
Broad,
MARMON UHvtMY ROADSTER 1818 in
perte, i rnmlitiun cash
STVM FY U'TO 1 O
or terms
"10 N Rtn.,1
191 k III Ii K m
dmei run ir1 nuie .;, .
pa ni l.ion -.i. uV..!'.1
pur haurd h
"BrVad'"""" lr"u" 'otoriar to 213
r
, i.ir.i, i i inuruiE ill 'I fill, t,.r. ......
muring llll'i fu,
Tss 1 ig barsatn I
Hr. ad
t fail L
IIIIII I M' run n
w 111 l.a -tni e fnr ij jl
f" V
bal
hundred miles'
Kiouae Motor
.'I.I N Hin.l
, IP1P i ii'. I. a. r nioinnars
s ano 7 ....
seug-r oi mauled
ispainled and carrilrir
new rat cuarsnlee r.ire barciln.
Bowers 24.1 111 r it a-l
u. a.
I STt TZ 4 psstenger 111 valvi
model S en
or tn handaom.st cars n Phllidelnhi-
ha. been left -HI. u. to dl...e "f ,?8oi
terms Krouse Mnlonsr Co 218 V Broad
CADILLAC model 5,1 summer and wlnts'e
top in excel end. Hee Mr, Hunter Mar.
( '"on gencv 720 N Broad st "'""'" ""
PAIGE 1. .1.1 7 passenger lourln.- .,,.11...
me. hanlral looilltinn repainted spare
'!!. ' hoiif M"lius ill. I spare
Till 1 K Two ton Aut.rfMVinrunninV"e7at
h-ap 11. iiui 1, uuier. private n.-r
lui in r
:!slsH"''nJ - - ri
rm on
WONDEIlFt I. high giad 8 cylinder iate
mob I . passenger tnurln car must be told
" ' on"" '".'O L S Bowfrs 243 N u'.a
M A.NU H1 S SEUAN. 1IHI)
dnnrs this isr Is a real has
lilt new: 4
"I bargain
-l-Jrojd...
1 iivi.r.i acio co ,
STKRNS KMGHT llmon
Jlne, e. . v.snt
damn bargain Call Mr
Poplar st Pnnlar 3214
Crandell.
con.
1148
DODGE touring thoroughly overhauled,
main extins .lc bargain L fi Haw.
era .'4,1 N ln-oad ' "ow
-OUI ueuver. closed pansl good for
liui'her nr urne. r p. rfect condition res '
.onable ft.Uifl tllriiril aie Belniont NloO W
CHALMERS sedan In perfect "condition
n'w.v ...irci ru sarrince. I a
rimvers. 241 N Itrosd
OVL'RLAND liurlng first $s secure It 2
line condition open Sunday and evenings
Simpson s 1131 ltldae ave " """"'
MAXWELL 1010 touring, like new aTT
bargain, cash or terina
STANLEY CO nm N, Hrosd st
1 11 1 8 BUICK TOURING mecnanlcally ner.
ful great bargain 208 N. Ilmad at
1WIII OAhl-ANI). run f.uoo miles, ois"oT
l rui is-h or lerms "iJa fi Broad
ex
I s
- MODEL DOIK1F touring 3o"5 rash"
.y terms .'(II) Ilmad st B
ea.
- r
CHANIJl Ell 'our Hilt wi cond See Mr.
Iiunier aia rninn Agem y 720 N Bros d at
HOLD- fci storage t I F touring or.'
751 S Broad st " ,r
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