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ARK WUIA
ILL ADVANCED
Wintor Wheat; Roportod Doing
Well Everywhere, Considering
Slow Growth
EXPORT RYE HAS DEMAND
rhlrMo, Mriy 12. Northwcstern's
Wfl
Z"Z Improved; vegetation and
weather
: :. i..m wnru nnnreciauiy.
Staffier gralM arc all In n Illinois and
low Mil corn plnntltiR is progressing.
Whiter wheat H doing well everywhere,
tinier ;", ,, I.. Enrlv Reeded
ntliicriDB mu b- ; , . , t
.ta nrc IIP flnU snow ruu 1 tiv.i -.
t In "and? In some districts. IWo
in-tneo planting Is tinder way In Wis-
.r Minnesota and South Dnko-
1 1 report seeding 00 per cent conipietea,
i.k corn nlnntlng romi icnccd and to
in fnll aw ln neit week. The weather
resume trading In wheat futures.
Big Buying of Rye Futures
m h.ivlue of rye futures this week
.t the hlghCHt "rice, of the season Is
. trllmte 1 o big eastern short Interests.
Attribute" io "' ccrcngc,i more thnn
n MO huhels in th last fortnight
7' nrnrlv 5 000 000 less than a year
Z Exporters 1 avc bought rye flour
K-Hv reeentlv, two Minneapolis mills
itSi'Si rt wld ahead on rye flour
In to September at old crop price.
"C International HnrveatM manage-
meat W report, ol snarp , -
...mm nre erroneous, as tins ycni s
ranees are erro . agcJ only
4K!iMa5SESBE
Stockyard? segrcga
rare" to W su'' lu,.l",. l wnontp,l
ftake." Otld no tieiiniie l'"u ' a' ....
""'S" k rd,0wnehlp has
m been a factor in determining live
S prices, although a factor ta ah P
nine service quality. a,lme,.w"L;.'
Xther the packer, made thestock
vards of greatest service to produtcrs.
llefrifjcrator car ownership also in of
Usquence only In relation to service
rfficlencv. More are needed. Chango
in TOnenblp might moke them carry
lfs"' .. i
Tarkers Iteport Hetter Uasl
"Producers and nnckcrs now And a
Mter basis mi which to build under
standing and ro-opcrntlon than for
"ears. The producer and the consumer
'cannot be simultaneously satisfied.
Level of prices is less Important to the
i.acker thnn is volume. If packing
competition were limited to mere buy
ing of animals, prices would skyrocket
anil packers go broke. Consumers de
termine the prices, of perishables.
"Livestock buying Is done almost en
tirely on the basis of yesterday s meat
wiling. Demand for meat is measured
hr what the consumer is willing to pay.
Xo law would do away with price fluc
tuations. Packers pay producers
eighty-five cents out of every dollar they
get for finished products. Net profits
era rare filntirlnr.
Tho Bureau of Railway News and
Statistics bays: "Hallways present, me
unique record of almost breaking even
on revenues nud expenses. There is
little prospect that revenues will take
rare of more than half the federnl com
npntntlon iluo hpfnrn Sentember 1.
"With incrense in locomotives of
less than two-tenths of 1 per cent, the
railways nre handling an increase of
.7.0 per cent of trelgtit over imv nnu
7 7 per tent more passenger traffic.
With an operating ratio exceeding 101!
l?r cent, including taxes, the income
thowing for the last month under fed
eral control wns easily the worst in a
tuenty-slx mouth's experiment that
, will take scars of energy, economy and
capital to overcome.
"Statistics cannot begin to reflect
the wreck ot matter, mudilio of accounts
nnd mess of morale. Kxccpt for the pos
sibilities under tho Cummlns-Esch act,
adjustment i rati tut Ion nud recuperation
would be hopeless. That this condition
resulted from no abnormal loss of husi
new or revenues Is clearly demon
Mrated." ROB WOMAN STOREKEEPER
Men Take Rings and Money After
Beating Victim
Mr. .Tennle Bllversteln, proprietress
"f a small store nt the southwest cor
ner of Second and Moore streets, who
fas attacked nnd robbed by thugs, Is in
(eriouj condition nt Mount Sinai Hos
pital. The woman was unconscious for sev
eral hOlirs nftnr ti nltonlr !,.. ....
famed consciousness tills morning. Two
men suspected of the robbery may be
TMMicl1 ,,0iny by thc Plico ot the
t S? D1lnson streets station.
J" Sllversteln said Rhc believed she
fould identify her assailants If they
hit. ,?ht before llcr- T1' thieves
m .S,,(llIllDOml rlnBs from her fingers
tk lHCash from a register.
M.. v ",LU "eiicve tne thieves nre
tehjod? kncw eomm,ons ,n u,e
Beatfjs
&r71rf1f,'f'1ASEB. husband of
Thursday "2 R"""'. Bowman Servlcea on
InUrm!;; V?: ." from 1400 N. 20th at.
?r I vlewid w.!ft,..Siemter5r- . Kemalna
1 o'cIocU. w'dnea1y evening, from
hSrtW4,ofMa(S,.Ilr,)'mMy BAMUEL.
?,' Xoee and la!.1 Sj""" (n5 Neher), auri
V snd frl.ndV ?.anBon '' ""l1"
" and A v "'K, iJon.iordl !. No.
fkin.i ' and oth,r organisations
trJ' he was a n,ni,.. .. .
ft'?s'. 2 " 5.'"vllSl. tofunernl.
jMernVt ParenJn,n,.,n 2 "neeM at!
, husband I of'7?ur.lI?r ? CLARENCE
' H.U.R. ' Laura II. Carpenter, aned
liStfi Camp, No" SSn T."(Xd,.i '."0 Washing
It ale l'l ii?0!.1; - a- f A., of Col
L ThuradaV it Si"! t0e tuM& ""vlcee,
12 !il .Mlsl'iVS: "'. '.forn hi. late real-
" wedneadav .i.-i, V' rienai may
W'"to'. ' 8 ,0 ln"m"
&. ?'. P.'-trr r;Jr-;. "AW E
a. win i:isim -...- r'- !''
""r.". vl-wad wiV-m!!.' .' nemam;
HiySHBTMiy ti"TR5iiK?,n.
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dJnec.'...A!0
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BROAD AYr.
DAMON
W ,"r Conr.,"viS8?np,I.V ""'hand
l?i! I 'Way iSS'V' reo 70, Funeral serv.
"' Cemetery ' J- ln'"ment Ever.
r.
PKATIIH
.. CRONHEIM. May it.
NATHAN CRONHEIM. Itl
Invited to funeral services,
AflNA. widow nf
elatlves and friends.
fff5'fe'tl ',e residence of her son-in-law,
aSKi? H,wJnllB' 1820 N- 32a Interment
Adath Jeshurun Cemetery. Kindly 'omit
,?0,i?A,LFdT,7 ,-At Mrln tTnir Mir 10.
'20. HANNAH ... W fa nf 1fm iS llnM.hl
""' ."t xotk pspers piesse eonv..
iuvio, Hannah u, wlfa of Harry t. Dough
arty, aged OS venra. fliraip. .Thta,iav
erty. inn 01 yeara. Service Thursday. 2
P.. rn.i t the Oliver II. llalr Building, 1820
BlNWMbTraSnlrV'ffhtl.detohU.
fn Jy 120. H. BVAN8 DUNWOOBT.
In hia 7Bd year. Further notice of the fu
neral will tin clven.
nAOLAND May 10. MAnKIj PEAni.,
wife of William feasland. Funeral Thura
day. 2 o. m late reeldence, (186 N. Uth at.
frlcnda Invited to call Wedneaday evenlnr.
Interment private.
FOriMAN. Al V
AJL."',ol?i N. J.. May 10.
Y)nKrAM. VntiArAl ! hU it.
SAMUETCj n. FOItMAN.
nwmnni iio.w. iain at., Freenoja, n. J..
Thuredav. Mfy 18. at 2 p. m. lulatlvee and
frl'nd" lnvltd without further notice.
FIUCK. May, 10. EblTIt C, wife of
Charlea O. Frlck (nee Headman). Ilelattvea
and friend are Invited to attend funeral,
Friday, 8:80 a. m., from her mother'! rati
denee, (144(1 Master at. Requiem hlah maaa
at the Church of Bt. Oreirory 10 a, m. In
terment Holy cri Cemetery.
. OAMDLE. On May 10, 10J0. J. WIL
I.Ani), huaband of Martha Gamble and
eldeat aon of Ororae E. and Mary E. rjam
ble. Service Thursday mornlni, at 10'SO
o'clock, nt hla late reeldence, 8231 N. 10th
at. Interment private.
, OIMIETtT. At her home. 60 8. Tth ave..
Mount Vernon. New York. May 0. MATILDA
8 beloved wife "of Henry W. Ollbert. Inter
ment paptlat Cemetery, IlRddonfleld. N. J..
Thiimdav, 11 -45 a. n.
, artREN. May 11. ELtZADBTH. dauah
ter of late William and Harinah Firth, aKen
74. Fureral aervlcea Thureday, 2:80 p. in,
at her late residence, 2828 N. lttth et. In
terrneni prlvete. Ivy Hiu Cemetery.
. 1IANNA. May 11, DAVID D., huaband of
Mary Oleere Hanna, Iteletlvea and frlenae
Invited to eorvlces, Saturday, 8 p. m reel
dence, 118 E. Pomona terrace. Qermantown
Interment private.
HANNOLD. At Weetvllle. N. J. on May
11. loiio. johm wnnn hannold. hr...
...... , ...-."" .-""-, -.":-.
ated 78. Helatlvea and frlende, aleo Oen
ernl Howell Tost No. 81, Invited to funeral,
on, Friday, at 10:80 a. m, from hla late
residence, Weetvllle. N. J. Interment pri
vate, Egllngton Cemetery. Frlende may
call Thursday, 7 to 0 p. m.
HELLER. May 10, MARIE, dauahter of
John and the late Marie Heller. Funeral
Thuredav. 2 p. m from her father'a resi
dence. 4019 Umbrla at . Manayunk. Services
in Bethlehem Lutheran Church 8 p. m. Inter
ment In Churthvnrrl. VrUnrfa mlv call
iW'doeMay evenlnr.
imnni, May io. MARGARET H. mee
Munley). widow of Phellm Henry. Rela
tlvts and frlende, Altar and Rosary Society
Invited to funeral, Friday. 8:80 n. in.. 020
N. 48th at. 8olemn raqutem mass Church
of Our Mother of Borrows 10 a. m. Inter-mi-nt
Holy Cross I'enmteiy.
HILL. May 10. SUSAN ELI.AnETH,
Jrldow of Jacob 8. Hill, formerly of 1401 El
lontromcry ave. Relatives and friends,
also Ellsworth Temple. No. 8. Lady Wash
ington Camp: Rurna Vleta Club, Invited to
funeral aervlcea, Thureday, 2 p m., at resi
dence of Mrs. James Hummel. 807 E Moyer
at. Interment North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Friend may call Wednesday, after 8 p. m
Hirri.E May 11, SARAH LEVIS, widow
of Frank K. Hippie, aged o. Funeral aerv
lcea Thureday, 8 p. m , at 2215 Locust M.
Servlcta and Interment private.
H0L8TF.IN. Mty 11. LAURA V . wife of
Charlea F. Holsteln. Servlos KMiirJav. 2
p m., 732 Toplar st. Interment West I-aurel
Hill Cemetiry. Friends may call Friday, 7
IRXVIN On Mnv
to h p m.
It, IB2I). ,MAHU.IIK.T
i and frlenda Invited to
J. IRWIN. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to
aervlcea on Friday, at 2 p. m., from resi
dence, 1817 Falrmount nve. Interment
private.
ITTEL. On May 10, 1020. OEORdE II.
ITT EL. husband of the late Henrietta ltt-'l.
aged 78 jimrs. Relatives and friends, mem
here of Lodge. No. 432, F. and A. M.s Trie.
trim D. Freeman R. A. Chapter. No. 243
and all societies to which ho belonged, In
vited to funernl service, on Friday, at 2
p. in., at hla late reeldence, 0217 Limekiln
pike. Interment private.
KELLY, May 11. MAROARET KELLY
Frlenda are Invited to attend the services.
Thursday, at 2 p m., at residence of Mrs
Sophlo Stewart. 6030 Catharine at. Inter
ment orlvate. Fernwood Cemetery Remalne
may be viewed Wednesday, 7 to 8 p. m.
Automobile funeral,
LAFFERTY May 10. 1020, HOYER. eon
of Nell II. and Cora. Lnfferty. nged 20. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend fu
neral service-), at his parents' residence) IS
W. Mount Airy ave.. Mount Airy. Friday.
1 p. m. Interment Lutheran Church Orounds.
Trappe. I'a. Frlende may coll Thursday
LEONARD Mav 10 MARY J. LEON
ARD, aged 01 vears Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Thursday. 2 p. m . late
residence, anno ave., Flourtown. Pa. Inter
ment private.
LEWIS. Suddenlv. on May 10. L WIL
LIAM, husband of Mary J. Lewie (nee Lynn).
Relatives and friends, also Order of Odd
Fellows. No. 81. and other societies of which
he was b member, are Invited to attend the
funrral. Thursdav. at 2 p. m.. from hla late
residence. 228 Wendover at.. Roxborough.
Interment Leverlnxton Cemetery. Frlenda
mav call Wedneaday evenln. ....
MAQARICAL. May 10. JENNIE T
widow of Andrew n. Magarlcal. Services
Thursday, 2 p. m . reeldence, 804 N. lOttt
at. Interment private. ...
McFADDEN. U Atlantln City. N. J,
Mav ii, CORNELIUS, husband of Anna O.
McFadden, residence, 420 E Walnut lane
Qermantown Due notice of funeral later.
McFARLAND. Mav 11. ANDREW M..
aon of Rtchsrd and Margaret McfarUnJ,
aged 4. Funeral aervlci Thursday. 3, p. m .
parente residence. Remington road. Wynne
wood. Ta. Interment Lutheran Cermtery,
'AMH?I,EIL.n May 10. DR. MARY MIL
LER. The relatives nnd frlenda are invited
to the service, on Thureday morning, at
ln-sn o'clock, at 8016 Chestnut at. Inter
ment at Mount Morlah Cemetery.
PAXbON. Fifth Month 10th. HANNAH
A , eldest daughter of late Henry M and
Jene P. Paxson, aged 82 year" Friends are
Invited to her late residence, 0300 Greene at..
nni.mn ln-.ao a n-. . intin ov. ami
to funeral services. 1.30 p. m . In Friends
Meeting House, Weat Cheater. Pa.
RENUIAN May 7. MARGARET C .
iiamhter of Michael Hnd Catherine llenlhan. I
a ized 10 yeara. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 1
a m . reeldence. 45(14 Wyaluslng nve. Sol-
emn requiem mass Our Mother of Sorrows
Church 10 a. m Interment St. Denis s
Cemetery. Relatives and friends, also Our
Mother of 8orrows R. V M Sodality and
Sacred Heart Society. Invited to 'end.
n,,,,i .x,t-i xrnu in nrconftE. husband
of late Esther Ruhland (nee Frank) Inter
ment strictly private at the convenleneo of
the. family from the parlors of Adoluh Freed
S30S N 17th et. Connecticut and Rhode
Island papers copy
SEARCH. Suddenly. May 10 THEODORE
C. SEARCH, aged 70 Relatlvea and frlenda
are Invited to funeral without further notice,
from his late home. Langhorne. Pa., Friday.
2'30 p. m Interment Newtown Cemotery
Conveyances will meet train, at Langhorne
leaving Readlnc Terminal at 1:02 p. m.
SMITH May 0 ROI1ERT. husband nf
Etta F. Smith. Relatives nnd frlenda also
employes of William II Wanamaker Stores
and all organliatlona of wMch he was) a
member, invited to funeral servlcea. Thura
day. 2 p. m late residence. 2848 Reed at
Interment Mount Morlah Cemetery. Remains
mav he viewed Wednesdiv eenln
8MITH. May 10. CATHERINE, wife of
William II. Smith (nee Mahla). Relatlvea
nnd frlenda invited to funeral aervlcea,
Thursday, 2 p m., 80 Bala ave.. Bala. Pa.
Interment privte .....
SMITH At Runnemode, N J., May 10,
1U20. JAMES SMITH, aged 84. Relatlv.-s
and friends Invited to attend funeral, Thurs
day, 2 p. m , lata residence, near Runna
mede, N J. Interment Haddonfleld
SOUDERS At Norrlstown, Pa May 10.
ALLEN V.. huaband of tho late Wllhelmlna
Soudera. aged 77 yeara. Relatlvea and
frlende, also Ivy Lodge. No 205, I. O. O. F .
Cyprus Encampment No 267. I O. O. F .
Invited to funernl. Thuredav, 2pm. late
residence. 642 Noble st Norrlstown I'a.
Interment Grcenmount Cemetery. Phlladel-
BhSTANLEY Mav 10. HENRY A. STAN
LEY. Relatlvea and frlenda. also Waahlng
ton Camp. No 450, P. O S of A.. Invited
to funeral services, Friday, 2 p. m . from
reeldence. 1430 N 18th st Interment pri
vate. Friends nuy call Thursday, after
8 STANTON Mav 10 MINNIE, wife of
Andrew II. Stanton nnd daughter of late
Captain Adam and Jane Smith Funeral
Friday, 8am late residence. 137 Tree at.
Solemn high mass of requiem Church of Our
Jjdy of Mount Carinel ti 30 a. m. Interment
STRAUS Ma 10, MINNIE O., wife i.f
Morris Straus. Relatlvea and friends Invited
to funeral, Thursday, 10.30 n. m from ner
late res.dence, 3840 N. Smedley at, Inter
ment Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.
THEURER. Mav U. BERTHA, beloved
wife of Charles C Theurer (nee Oaets),
aged 60 years. Relatlvea and friends of the
family, also the members of the Ladles' So
ciety of the Reformed St. Lucas Church,
are Invited to attend funeral, Thureday, 2 p.
m., residence. 28O0 Poplar st. Interment
Mount Peaco Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed Wednesday evening.
THOMAS May l rAltAH. widow of the
late James M Thomas. -M7 8. Cheater road.
Snarthmore, Pa Services and Interment
private,
v TOWER Suddenly on Mondav evening,
at her home. Cohaaartt Mass . DOROTHY
POTTER. TOWER wife of Benlamln Curtla
Tower and daughter of Mr, and Mra Charlea
A Potter, of Chestnut Illli. Servlcea will be
held at the Anglecot. Cheetnut Hill Thura.
daTREBM-A sSl.m. N. J . May 11. NICO.
LAS H. TREEM aged 84 yeara 8 montha
Funeral services from hla late residence, 824
K. Broadway, Salem. N J . Friday. May 14
11 a. m. No further notice of funeral will
be given. Interment Eaatvlew Cemetery,
S"wARv'lok On Mav 10. at Goshen, N
MUlllUB IVAIUTlni """""i' " ,,"
ton, N J, Funeral aervlcea rronvhla naugu.
tera' rea dence. Jira iviniiu .D.niiua. mi
Thureday. May 18, at 11 a. in. Interment
St, Denis' Cemetery Frlenda attending by
railroad will come to Cape May Court Hous.
WEIL. Mav 10. at the Hotel Lorraine.
HARRY F . son of the late Theodore and
Emma will, aged 57 Relative- and friend.,
also Bheklnah Lodge, No, 210, F. and A
M, are Invited to attend funeral aerylcea.
Thursday 10 a m at tho parlora of Morria
Ttoaenberc'a Hon. 2000 N Broad at. Inlrr
merit Mount Slnal Cemetery. Kindly omit
""arOUNO At hla reeldence. 8017 Ludlow
at May 11, 1020 JOHN A. hustiand of
Llllle 1 Young, Notice of funeral later.
l.r.OAL ADVKRTISKMKNTH
NOTICE On and after this dta I will not
ba reaoonalble for any debts net eon
(rfcted bH ? niyiilf! V U. Straw. 4821 Wa
nut at.
PERSONALS
Obntlkman aeehtna; Information alrl baby
adopted 20 yeara aro can receive full In.
formation addreailnc Ki 11.. Ledner branch,
ai w. uirara eve.
I WIL.li not be reaponalble for any bill con
iraoiea except oy rnyaeir.
WILLIAM MEt,U)M.
MR. V, P, UOU1NBON pleaee call advertliln
dept., Fubllo Uilfir, May receive Inter
eetlnar Information.
I.OST AND FOUND
DRKDH lioat. deeda for Holy Croea Ceme
tery In name Michael Quareelmoi reward.
neturn 710 8. 9th at.
DIAMOND Lost, aauare-cut diamond,
weight 8.85 karats, ffaturday. Liberal re
ward if returned to J. E. Caldwell A Co.,
Chestnut and Juniper eta.
FOOTRALL Ootd football on
acrlbedi reward. Return to
flll-D. Normandle,
ribbon, In.
Apartment
I'lN Lost, diamond and platinum bar pin
1 larra diamond In center, flllcreed work
and other smaller diamonds: liberal reward. J
204 Glenn road, Ardmore,
ra. Phone Ard-
more, 1BB8,
SEAL COLLAR Lost, aeal collar, near cor,
08d at. and Naaaau st, Sunday ntght last:
tlo reward will be paid If left at office Mon-
tevista Apta . ngd ana oxrora ete.
PIN Lost. Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity
pin, Friday evening, either on elevated or
8. llroad et.i reward. 1 813. Ledger Office.
POODLE Drown French poodle, name Will
ing on collar! reward If returned to Gra
vers lane and Ardmore ave., Chestnut Hill.
THAVRI.IvrJ'CAHKJ Lost, on (I I rant ave
car Sunday evenlnr. black traveling case,
finger pnone iiarina lonn .. i.iwrai rewaro.
WATCH Lost, gsntleman's gold watoh with
short chain In Wanamaker'a. afternoon.
May 8s monogram "R. B." on baok of watch.
"H" on button of chain; valued gift. Please
phone Woodland 8287 W. Reward. No
nneitlonw.
WATCH Lady'a gold watoh aet with dia
monds. Initiate L. D. N. reward. 4632
Chestnut. Mra. It. Nltmoa
HELP -vVANTED FEMALE
ACCOUNTANT'S ASSISTANT
The Accounting Department of the Public
Ledger Co. dealrea the aervlcea of a young
woman with a high achool training or Ita
equivalent: must have knowledge of ste
nography and bookkeeping and be able to
dlscusa accounta Intelligently with customers.
Ask for Mr. Wetst.
PIJRLIC LEDGER CO..
nth and Cheetnut ats.
AMERICAN CAN CO.
GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED
FOR LIGHT, STEADY WORK
30c PER HOUR
PAID WHILE LEARNING
AND CAN EARN
MUCH HIGHER RATE
WHEN EXPERIENCED
CIX5SED 11:16 ON SATURDAY-
CLEAN AND TLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
REST ROOM IN CHARGE OF
COMPETENT REGISTERED NURSE
APPLY
ALLEN AND PALMER STS.
CAN RE REACHED RV fAR LINES
NOS. 8, 16. 18 AND 59
RELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
An Ideal occupation
for soung women
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
A REAL FLTURE IN
A REAL BUSINE8S
$14 A WEEK TO START
REASONABLE HOURS
FREQUENT RESTING PERIODS
MANY PRIVILEGES. SUCH
AS rREE MEDICAL ADVICE
8e MISS 8TEVENSON. 1031 ARCH ST.
or ny of the following If more convenient
MISS SMITH MISS ORR
400 Market st. 20 W. Chelten ae.
MISS McCLAW. 120 ft. 62D ST.
i
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO,
,
OF PENNA.
BOOKKEEPER, aaslstant, experienced: one
with knowledge of typewriting preferred.
Apply F. P. Woll & Co. Church and Tacony
ats Frankford.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, with knowl
edge of stenography and general office
work. C B T pref P 810, Ledger Off Ira.
.CASHIERS
EXPERIENCED OR INKXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
, WANAMAKER'S
!,
CLERK THE ACCOUNTING DEPART
MENT OF THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO
DESIRES THE SERVICES OF A YOUNO
WOMAN WITH TWO YEARS OF HIGH
SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITS EQUIVALENT.
ASK FOR MR. PRICE
CLERK for pricing department of electrical
supply company: high achool graduate pre
ferred: good opportunity for willing worker.
Apply Elliott Lewis Electrical Co., 1017
Race st
CLERICAL WORK Young lady, good pen
man some experience on typewriter: gen
ernl nrflio work: jne living In northern pait
of cllv P O Box 3042
COOK and waitress, experienced, for sen
shore: references required- good wages.
Phone Manhelm 4205
COOK Wanted, good cook, family of 2: Ard-
more. Phone Ardmore 600,
COOK wanted for several weeks. Apply from
0 to 11. Thursday. 100 S. 21st.
COOK wanted
llroad st.
whlto woman. 1817 N.
COOKING and downstairs work, white girl
or woman: no laundry: no chamberwork;
wages til Ph Oermnntown 1260 w
DEMONSTRATOR EXP. IN EMRROII).
INC. KNITTING AND CROCHETlNa
ArPLT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
DRESSMAKERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
W VNA.MAKER'S
aiRL. white. Protestant, for cooking a,i
downstairs: no waahlng; good wagea: muat
have good reference Phone Ogonts 1T1 w
OIRLS
(COLORED)
TO CARRY DISHES
IN RESTAURANT
APPLT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
, s 100 WANTED
i, l YEARS OF AOE
im i n, KTTB DEPARTMENT
KO K x 'LIHBNCn NECESSARY
I. II ll'. AIRYFAOTORY
IiErJIRAIILK, STEADY WORK
62 WEEKS A YEAR
HOT LUNCHES SERVED
AT LESS THAN COST
GOOD PAVi EXCELLENT TREATMENT
I.IoaKTT MYERS TOBACCO CO.
. au l W.... ...W MH,
HELP WANTEDPEMALB
mnr.n
An ppportunlty for glrla with at least 2)
years' man acnooi education
who wish to start out In business .
to receive a fine training In statistical
clerical work
DURING' JUNE. JULY AND AUGUST
NO. WORK ON SATURDAY
Continuous employment
Good associations
Starting salary 812 per week and Increases
In pay Just as aoon as progress) la made
We are going to need 76 glrla for theae coal
tlotia. ao It wilt nay vou to rama and aee me
personally: bring your rapther along) or phone
me tor an nppointmeni.
I'd be very glea to talk to any girl who la.
iniereaita. uiris nmsnwig icnooutnia June,
thla la a rare chance for you.
Mra Linda 8 Ration
CURTIS PUI1L18HINO CO.
Rell, Walnut 0620 7th and Banaom sta.J
GIRLS WANTED
Desirable posltlona are open In our paxklnar
department for glrla over 1R veara of aaai
116 per week to etart- clean, light ork:J
IMvnaatii uuu,,f ,vai ruum.
FRANKLIN BUGAR'RIliFINrNa CO.
Employment Office
Foot ot Reed at.
GIRLS AND YOUNO WOMEN
for light work
Packing, Icing and miscellaneous
Experience not necessary
Pleasant aurroundlnga: rapid advancement!
LUNCH SERVED AT COST (
APPLY NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
1301 Gleowood ave.
GIRLS, over, 21. to aaslst In soda dspart-
mom evenings: goon salary! good nours.
i.niiAiirro urug o , ftyq nnq vvainui aia.
GIRLS wanted! rieslrahta work! no IM.
chlnery: age 20-28: good hours. Anply
i-ii. iicni r.wiaie iruet mag.
GIRLS Five reliable girls for packing ae-
partment: good ta atnrt
ri ana so
xancement. Apply 424 N. 10th at.
or 4th
and nooia at,. American Htorea
OIRL8, aged 10, for office positions.
t. Employment Dept.. 24 N, 22d.
U. O.
GIRLS, over 10 years: steady position: good
wages, 48-hour ieek, Frleaberger-Aaron
Mfg, Co., 4600 N 18th st., near Wayne Jen.
GIRLS
An opportunity for glrla with at least two
years' High School education.
Who wish to start out In business.
To receive a line training In statistical
clerical work.
DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST NO
WORK ON SATURDAY.
Continuous employment:
Good associations;
Starting salary $12 per week.and
Inoreaaea In pay Just aa aoon aa progreas
la made.
We are coins to need 7fi glrla for theae Do-
altlona. ao tt will tiav vou to come and aee
me personally bring your mother along or
pnone me ror an appointment.
I'd be very glad to talk to any girl who la
InteVeeted.
Glrln flnlshlng achool thla June, thle-ls a
rare chance for you!
Mre Linda S. Patton
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.. 7th A Sansom.
Dell Walnut 060.1.
HOSIERY
EXPERIENCED I50PERS WANTED
ON 1R. 20 AND 22 POINT MACHINES
HIOHEST PAY IN CtTY
LEARNERS TAKEN
4.ND PAID WELL
WHILE LEARNINO
WALLACE WILSON HOSIERY CO.
ORCHARD ST. BELOW UNITY. FKD.
LONO-DISTANCE TELEPHONE
OPERATING
IS THE MOST INTERESTING WORK
IN THE CITY FOR YOUNG WOMEN
114 TER WEEK TO START
RAPID INCREA8EB
GOOD OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCE
MENT APPLY AT ONCE AT ROOM 76
BOURSE BUILDING
4TH BELOW MARKET ST.
8 A. M. TO D P. M.
WRITE IT UNARLE TO 8EK
MISS JENNINGB
SALADMAKER
EXPERIENCED, FOR RESTAURANT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
SALESWOMEN
WE REQUIRE SALESWOMEN FOR VARI
OUS DEPARTMENTS: EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY APPLY EMPI.OYMENT III!
REAU. LIT BROS
SPOOLERS on cotton and mercerli-d; big
wages: woith vhlle to Investigate sternly
work: 48-hour week Frledberger Unron
Mfg. To.. 4000 N 18th st . near Wayne
Junction.
STENOGRAPHERS
Large manufacturing plant re
quires the services of at least
23 stenograph era at once; good
salary; positions are first class
and permanent: good opportu
nity; atate reference
P. 710, Ledger Offlce
STENOGRAPHER, experienced: permanent
position and excellent opportunity; pleasant
environment. AJax Metal Co . Frankford
ave. and Richmond at
flnir,.iuuiuriicjn, ciimnrncen waniea, gooa
,iiMviiutiiii vi nuvuiiicuiriii in rignt
party. Apply M. Sllberman i Son fllh and
South ata
STENOGRAPHER, experienced and com
petent In figuring, for plumbing aupply
house. Fleck Bros. Co. 44 N Oth '
STENOGRAPHER Experienced, for office In
large publishing house; notary Io start
SIB. M 700, Idaer Ofllce.
STENOGRAPHER with some krowl.-dge of
bookkeeping. Apply A. Salus Si Son. I3th
and 8outh ata
STENOGRAPHER, first class experienced:
permanent position. Apply AJax Metal
Co.. Frankford and Richmond si s
STENOGRAPHER. TxpeMenced for work In
Insurance office, P 800, Ledger Office
TAILORESSES
ON MBN'B CLOTHING
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPtmiENT
WANAMAKER'S
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
EXPERI
ENCED BELL OPERATORS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI.OYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TELEPHONE OPERATING Young om,-n
who appreciate Interesting work In health
ful and attractive surroundings with many
advantages, such as comfortable recreation
rooms, well-cooked lunches served at cost,
free medical advice, a liberal sick benefit plan
and 114 a week to start, should apply to
Miss Stevenson, Bell Telephone Co 1031
A rib st.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS Glrla experi
enced on telephone to solicit advertising,
will pay aalary and bonus: state experience
and aalary dealred: telephone number If any
C 430 ledger Office.
TYPIST and clerk for coat department!
nnrtheeet aectlon: must be accurate, etau
salary and experience. P 807. Ledger Off.
WAITRESSES
FOR LUNCH COUNTER; EXPERIKNCB
NOT NECESSARY
APPLY RURBAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
WAITRESS experienced, for hgh-clas res
taurant: good wagea and meals Apply
to Mr Cordar 1004 Chestnut at Come
ready to work.
WARPERS Wanted, girls on warp ma
rhlnesj learners taken. F. W. Maurer ft
Bona Co., 4811 Wayne ave.
WOMEN to (III bottles, labeling and boxing,
Hfht. manufacturing plant: good hours.
AppIv 1410 Real Estate Trust lildg
WINDERS on cotton and mercerised: big
wages: worth while ta Investigate: steady
work: 48-hour week. Frledberger Aaroo
Mfg. .Co.. 4000 N, iatb at., near Wayne
y MMV lveal
HELP "WANTED PEMALE
YOUNG WOMEN FOlt CASHIERING
APrLT BUREAU OF EMPr)YMENT
WANAMAKER'S
YOUNO WOMEN to eell gas stock: merl
torlous. P. O. Pox 400, Philadelphia.
General
RUSINESS -SERVICE CO.. 1114 Land Title
Clerks, typists, hkpra.. atenoa., 118-132.
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR Position la
opon for bright, aggressive man who hae
lad exoerlenced In trade-paper neld nnd seeks
an opportunity where ability will be recog
nised In accordance with resulta produced:
prefer a man who hae had experience In the
grocery and drug Helda: only written appli
cations considered, Addreas Retail Public
Ledger. 0th and Chestnut ata , Phlladel
Phla, Pa,
AUTOMATIC OPERATORS
AND HET-UP MEN
For Cleveland Automatic wirew machines:
eteady employment or.d pleaaant working
conditions: good opportunity for right man.
Apply, phono or write
THOS. H. DALLETT CO.
lirOAD AND FEDERAL BT3
AVJ.iftECIlANIC 'or private garage: must
be thoroughly experienced on all magea
0AnS "LPF.RS wanted! R-hour day.
half day Saturday: free medical adxlce:
lV.?.cn'Jrn!'n,!.f.d R C0lrt' Apply National Ule.
.m. m,. Mvv uwiwuoa m
BLACKSMITH'S helper wanted.
H. Wll.
n.n ; oyii. unonii, i'a
center of city ia In need of a bookkeeper:
good opportunity for the right man: Felrce
iAau,Je Dreierrea: state age. experience
113h?" J?P,c.,ei Address In own hand
writing, P 725. Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER, nrst class, wltn experience
.I5..-P,,W X'ian "nd ,??eel and finished
products; preftr one with knowledge of ex
P. rt business. II 611. Ledger Office.
BOY
The Public Ledger Co. desires the servlcea
of a boy over 10 In Its accounting dept.
Apply 0th and Chestnut ste.
Aek for Mr. Wleat
BOY In city offloe of large ateet corporation:
excellent opportunity for bright, active
boy. P 620, Ledger Office
BOY. over 16, active. Intelligent and ambl-
Ji0-?' t ''rrJ advertlelng and aelllng; x
celient chance for advancement In pay and
position. Apply after 2:30 p. m to Mr.
Weatoott, advertising department. Publlo
Ledger. Oth and Chesnut.
BOY. over 18. to run erranas and do general
woik In ahlppln- department of electrical
supply company; good opportunity to learn
electrical business. Applv Elllott-Lewls Elcc
trlcal Co.. 1017 Race at.
BOY. over 10 yeara. for Inside meeaenger.
opportunity for advancement. 8.80 to 5:80.
1 P. m. Saturday. Applv after 0 a. m , the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Broad and
Huntingdon ala
D0.X,.fr. ;.rrand,.ttn1 Bn,"l office work:
continuation achool privileges. Apply Mr.
Ayre. Baerter-Adamaon Co.. Rlohmond and
Allegheny ave.
BOY wanted with some experience In tela-
n,rh1nerexc,!",n,:J,' APPly Superintendent's
Offlce, Pier 55, South.
BOY wanted in offlce of advertising agency.
Apply Donovan-Armstrong. 1211 Chestnut
st , after B'o a. m
BOY over 10. with bicycle, to run erranda
for drug atore after school Caballero
Drug Co.. 62d and Walnut ata
BOV8 ae HI. for office and shop positions.
If. Q. 1. Employment Dept.. 24 N. 22d.
BOY wonted In cutting department.
A Hartung. 600 Race irt
Apply
HOYS wanted In manufacturing department:
good pay. Apply National Biscuit Co , 1301
Olenwcod.
BRAIDERS, experienced on German ma
rhlnee. ateady work: good wages; 48-hour
week Apply Excelsior Hrald Mills, 340 E.
Walnut lane, Philadelphia
RRAKEMEN
BRAKEMEN
HRAKEMEN
Yard brakemen, experienced men preferred,
also men willing to learn full pay while
being Instructed: for Jersey City and vicinity;
food wages and full board. For full parllcu
ara eeo company's representative, after 7
a. in., all dav. 221 N. 1,1th at
BRAKEMEN
WANTElJ
FOR
OUT Or THE CITY
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1023 FILBERT ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
J
PA.
RUSHELMEN
ON MEN'S CLOTH INO,
APPLY BljREAU OF EMPIAlYMll.S'T
WANAMAKER'S
I1US BOYS
COLORED. ABOUT 17 OR 18 YEARS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
CABINETMAKERS wanted for bench work
Applv American Chime Clock Co , Oer
mnntown and Kuffner St., above HunthiK
Park ave.
CHAUFFEURS
AND
ASSISTANTS
FOR
DELIVERY SERVICE
APPLY
WANAMAKER OARAGE
3, W. COnNER 22D AND WALNUT
CHAUFFEUR
wanted. Overhrook section, first class, for
Prerloss car; permanent position; good
wages; atate experience nnd refegrncea
Branch 60, Ledger 16'h and Moore ata
, CHAUFFEUR, to drive all makes ot trucks-
I must be thoroughly experienced: steady
roaltlnn. Apply II a m 1220 N. 20th at.
CHEMIST Night turn open-hearth steel
laboratory; experienced and capable men
oniy neeo apply, staie age. salary and give
references, NAG Tailor Co., Cumber-l-ind,
Md
COOK and houseman (2), Japanese, wanted
for seashore or mart and wife while; ref
erences requl-ed, good wages for experienced
persona Phone Bprure 58.10 between 8 and
8 for appointment
COOK and butler, couple, permanent aitua
lion; Qermantown Apply 1033 B, 11th at.
CLERK
YOUNO MAN FOR GENERAL
CLERICAL WORK IN THE AC-
COUNTINO DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC LEDGER CO
OTH AND CHESTNUT STS,
ASK FOR MR. WIEST
COPYHOLDER Young man. who la
good reader, wanted in t-ubllc Led.
ger proofreading department; 18
hour week; night work, salary 10
Apply today, after 6 p m , at 1100
Chestnut St., fifth floor.
CRAMPS' SHIPYARD
SHIP CLEANERS
No heavy lifting
LABORERS
TRACK REPAIRMEN OR PAVERS
AFPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
RICHMOND ABOVE NOIUIIB ST.
HELP WANTED MAL8
COLLECTOR AND SALESMAN Balaryl
those experienced In house-to-houae can.
vaaa preferred: advancement to aucceaaful
man. Apply after 4:80 p. m., 2210 N.
Front at. Ask for Mr. Clothier. .
DRAFTSMAN, structural delallei, with ex-
perlence on conveyor systems preferred.
R. H. Beaumont L Co,, RIO Arch at, ,
DRAFTSMEN to do designing and checking;
on ateam turbine work: turbine experience
not necessary, but desirable. Apply chief
draftsman. Kerr Turbine Co., Wellavllle,
New York. .
DRAFTSMEN Wanted at once grade A and
B draftsmen, with exoerienue on hull,
structural, genersl arrangement, piping, hull
englneerlnx and electrical plana. M 700,
Ledger Office.
ENGINEER Steady work.
Reed, 000 Chestnut at.
Apply C. B.
FACTORY SUPERINTENDENT
for well-known chocolate manufacturing
plant; large opportunity for capable man:
Important that applicant ehould have had
experience In the same or similar line; muet
have ability to manage: all answers treated
in atrlct confidence. Address M 711. Ledger
Office,
FURNITURE FINISHERS
EXPERIENCED
APPLY WANAMAKEn'S '
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
N. E COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE.
OARDENER wanted who thoroughly under
atarida care of lawn, rhrubbery and flowers;
elngle manMlvj in premises. Apply In writing
only, 109 D. Maple ave . Merchantvllle, N
J. State experience. Must be sble to fur
nish rrferenres.
GUARD or watchman wanted: good steadv
man. experienced, with reference: steady
position. Apply Superintendent's OWce.
Pier 86, South
HELPERS
ON
FURNITURE TRUCKS
APPLY
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSE
N. E. COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE.
HOUSEMAN, with wife as rook, wanted for
private family at Bryn Mawr, near sta
tion: beet wsaes: references required Phone
Sryn Mawr 08 or write Ma. S K. Ewlng.
ryn Mawr.
, Vic
LABORER
I ' nnnfirts
LABORERS
tor track work, high wages; full time, ratn
or shine; boarding accommodatlona on the
Job. For full particulars call at 221 N.
16th at.
LABORERS for construction work at Lake
burst, N. J., and Coatesvllle. Pa.i 60
centa per hour; sleeping quartera free. Apply
Irwin & Leightnn. 17th and Cherry sa
Bhlpment every Monday morning before 7:0.
LABORERS, 40c; overtime. Sundaya, 00c;
about J33 weekly: very good boarding ao
ccmmodatlons; for du Pont'a. 1220 Arch at.
LAUNDRY
HELPER IN WASHROOM
APPLY THE MARKET 6T. LAUNDRY
1SU8 FILBERT ST.
MACHINISTS wanted: all-around men eT.
perlenced on engine repair work; none but
flrat claaa need apply. W. F. Ruwelo. 710
Noble st.
MAN between the age of 2B and 05 to nil
position of assistant to general superin
tendent of a targe printing and lithographing
Slant In Ohio employing between 200 and
00 emploes, must have a general knowl
edge of the work done In all departments
composing, electrotyplng. cylinder and Job
presswork, Job binding and lithographing. If
possible; when writing, state experience and
i duration: aim gle some references: mar
ried man preferred, position Is open now
and will be permanent M 704. Ledger Of
flce. MAN
TO SORT AND PACK PAPER
APPLY BUREAU Or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
MAN
"I want an asalstant " said the executive
"college, mtn, able to wrltb a forceful let
ter, able to think quickly nut navlng the pa
tience to H.-.ab7e a difficult situation "
It's an A-l position Ir, n large Industrial
plant for the right man If vcu can fill the
1.111 write, atatlng age and qualifications
Hid expert' nee, ir full P 817 Ledger Ofllce
MAN AND WIFE -Garden and work on
Place; woman to do cooking and light
work. '-' In famllv. clJerlv couple small nt
tage. Apply Charlea W Gumbea. Oaka.
Montgomery count. Ta,
MAN Young man. about 18. for general of
flce work, must operate tveawrttar inni.
Mr. Ayre. Hader-Adamson Co., Richmond
and Alleyheny ave
MECHANIC as assistant to engineer of a
seashore, hotel at Ocean City. N. J Ad-
dresa Maasey & Edwards. Ocean City. N J
MEN WANTED
AT WANAMAKER'S
FOR THE HANDLING OF
RUGS AND FURNITURE
VIM'l.Y BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER S
I MEN experienced, to distribute advertise
ments: money advanced each night. Apply
0 43 a m 200 N. Front st
I M&N'.,n,',ln n renovating department.
National Illacu't Ca . 1301 olen'vuod ae
NIUIIT WATCHMAN, central bualneas buildl
I ing. must be licensed engineer, per. nos
Barber. Hartman ft Co , 1201 Chestnut st
PACKERS
r..PERiE.vci:n" china and express
PACKERS
ALSO SHEETWR1TERS
ArPI.V HI REAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER S
PIPEFITTERS, 2: 1 pipefitter's helper. I
machinist. 1 Markamitn a helper, 3 car
penters lor steadv work and good pni. Apply
U w niabon '.'1st and Hunting Park ae
PORTERS
DAY V.ND NIOHT WORK
'I v. lll'RKU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
POUTERS, mlored.
Chestnut st
Apply A Haas
000
PRESSMEN on cylinder pressea: muat' "iTi
first class on color and half-tone work
steadv position, good pay. The Commerrlai
Printing and l.llhn Co . Akron, p "'"""""
PRESS HELPERS Fine opportunity fo"r
good workera Apply superintendent, oof
fheatnut st '"
FRESHERS ON MEN'S CLOTHING
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
PRINTING E8TIMATOR
FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY
814-820 Ludlow st.
Philadelphia
Requires an additional estimator Man mn.i
be thoroughly esperlenced on hlgh-gradi
catalogue and booklet work Write fuiiir
atatlng experience age nnd salary expected'
SALESMAN large manufacturing-?
reri. marketing Ha nationally udvartlaed
products through the refill and wholesale
grocery trado, desirra to secure the services
of n, forceful and -eiourceful anl-amn.. "7.
i call upon the -stall tradx. liberal eompensi-
t.uu n,i,i uiiunyiiiv, iw nuVAtlCO (O Dettar
laying and moru reaponalble position assured
the right man: only applications from men
who are at present engaged or have oeen In
the aervlcea of a reaponalble houae for at
leaat 2 years In a aalaa capacity will be
clven consideration; give full deiaVs of sale
U parlance In flrat communication, which will
treated,, cenfldentiallY; also give telephone
number, i 812, ledger Offlce i
HELP WANTED MALE
SALESMAN Stock sateeman, to gall gas
stock; meritorious, P. O. Box 400. Phlla.
SALESMAN A termanent position Is open
In our office and. sales uaimrtment for a
man who has some knowledge of the engrav
ing business and familiar with social and
rommerolal papers: communicate In wrltln..
Tho Keating Co., Sheridan Bldg., Oth and
Sansom ats., Phlla. .
SALESMAN PROMINENT MANUFACTURE
EH OF HIGH-GRADE PACKAGE CAN
DIES REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF A
SALESMAN FOR THE CITIES OF PHILA
DELPHIA, WILMINGTON. DEL . AND AT
LANT1C CITYl ONE ACQUAINTED WITH
THE. DRUO AND CONFECTIONARY
TRADE PREFERRED: OUR FROPOfTITION
STRAIGHT COMMISSION AND OFFERB AN
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY FOlt A
YOUNO, AMBITIOUS MAN: IN REPLYING
STATE YOUR QUALIFICATIONS AND
SEND US REFERENCES. ADDRESS M 710,
LEDGER OFFCB.
SALESMAN or distributor for Philadelphia
and surrounding territory by eastern com-
fiany manufacturing 'high-grade automobile
nner tubes and Inner-tube repair materials,
exclusive proposition for responsible party
M 030, Ledger Offlce
.. HAJ.E8MEV WANTED
FOUR EXPERIENCED BTdCIC SALES
MEN; HIGH-GRADE R SECURITY: LO
CAL ENTERPRISE. ADDRESS P. O. BOX
1001 PHILADELPHIA.
SALESMEN to canvass Camden and
Oloucerur City; 170 ner month aalary and
commlaelon Eastern Telephone Co., 8d and
Federal. Camden. N J.
SALESMEN Two experienced stock salev
men; drawing account. P 800, Ledger
Office
SALESMEN Two experienced stock sales,
men; drawing account P 804, Ledger Off
SALES REPRESENTATIVE dealred for
eaatern Penna headquartera, Reading; ap
plicants must answer by mall, stating age.
experience and expected remuneration,
VAf'tJfM OIL CO..
AUTOMOTIVE DEPARTMENT
ITII AND CHESTNUT STS
8HIPP1NGCLERK Experienced man to tea
enure charge shipping room of small man
urncturlng and distributing houae, doing a
rapidly increasing business. Address own
handwriting stating ace, aalary experience,
etc P 814. Ledger Offlce.
SHOES SOLE CUTTERS
on Dlnker machines; also aorters;
large New York factory: 44-hour
week Write to L. II.. 41 Park
Row Room 104. New York.
STENOGRAPHERS
Large manufacturing plant re
quires the aervlcea of at least 21
stenographers at ones: god salary
positions aro first claav'and per
manent; rood opportunity; atate ref
erence. P 711 Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER Young man. under 26
years, rapid and aoourate, high school
graduate or equivalent, assistant to sales
manager; salary 123 per week. Write In de.
tail or call, B. F. Houghton ft Co S40 W
Somerset.
STENOGRAPHER, with some knowledge of
bookkeeping. Apply A Salus Son, 13th
snd South sts,
STOCK SALESMAN Wanted, experienced
stock salerman to manage a well. adver
tised, good-producing "seller", don't applv
unless you can sell' local territory open and
good opportunity for R "live wire" to make
real money. Apply In person between 8 and
0:30 a. m Thursday. Mr. Brewer Room 1035,
Rellevue-Stratford Hotel
TIMEKEEPER Young man as timekeeper
In mfg. Plant: northeast section; atate
age, experience and aalary P 808. Ledger
Office.
YOUNO MAN for atock room of electrleat
aupply company: good opportunity to learn
electrical buelneae; must be willing worker
Apply Elllott-Lewle Electrical Co , 1017
Race, at
YOUNO MAN wanted with experience on
achool paper to solicit advertising Im
mediate; good aalary and prospects. Applv
Mr Wistoott. Public Ledger, 000 Chestnut
street.
YOUNO MEN for positions aa aal.a ..,
necrs calling on superintendents, managers.
engineers, cnemists -ana metallurgists, for
manufacturer of well-known high-grade utn- '
matlo electrical and temperature equipment
extensively uaed In factories, power plants'
chemical nnd Industrial works.
Knowledge of physics and elementary elec
tricity required
Graduates of technical schools Preferred
Candidates must be free to travel in the
great manufacturing and Industrial districts
Young men of good address and ability to
talk convincingly to engineers preferred, but
no previous experience demanded,
Men who have done Any sales work sue
cesafully will ba given apeclal consideration
Write describing education and earning
experience If anv, and stating age and
aalary desired M 701, Ledger Office
YOU.N'G MAN. over 18 yea's for nssltant
etrtck clerk, opportunity for advancement
fl:30 to 5 30 1 p m. Saturday Applv after
Ii a, m the Gft'tdvear Tiro and Rubber Co
Broad ard Hun-lnadon ata
YOUNO MAN rrflned. wanted by national
bank; permanent employment; opportunity
for advancement limited only by aMlltv and
effort of Individual P 030, Ledger Office.
YOUNO MEN National hank nffera excep"
ttonal opportunity to 3 or 4 hrlght voung
men for n thorough training In barking; op
portunity for future dependent upon Indi
vidual effort Reply, stating present em
plovment anil salary expected. P 831
Ledgar Office
YOl'NO MEN for night ork textile r7lll
pleaaant surroundlnas (l-hnu week anml
wages bonus, hot supper aerxed at rann
able price
Darby
Apply Urlavvcld Worst 1 On .
r-rr
YOUNO .MEN. age 17 aa lunlor clerks, vail
oua ar-ctlona or city 1' O 1 Emplmmcm
Dept , 21 N 21U
YOUNG MAN. typlat nnd accurate In fWur
Ing. wuntt-d for accounting dept pl-nnliln
ailDDllea Fleck Ilrna A Co . 44 N 6tll st
Genera)
ORCENEW U.D'H
A HIGH CLASS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
ACCOUNTANT lnatall practical cost sstem
BKPR take entire charge 20 asste
RKPRS large beachfront hotel stead
BKPRS ASSTS with mfg experience
CLERKS executive ft nests all capacities
STEN'OO nml hkpr. president large corp
8TENOU -SEC'TY to msr. large corp
STENOG nnd correa . credit work (feinalei
SECTY to emplojment mgr man or woman.
DRAFTSMAN take ettlre chorie. high eal.
DHAFTSMFN' re-enforced aleel rnncrete
DRAFTSMEN heating .md ventilating exp
DESIGNERS checkers demllers, tracers
ENGINEERS college and technical men
ENGINEER ateam and electrical man
ENGINEER licensed large mfg plant
FOREMAN' with mfg experience
FOREMAN S ASST emn'l mfg concern
FOREMAN nilllwrlih. dt-ctrlcal exp
FOREMAN worsted yarn experience.
ASST to innnaver (Protestant I emp serv'ce
POME ATTRACTIVE! OPENINGS' for rxe. u
tlve men and wnnen with business training
and tlean records Applications from local
and suburban resident onlv No eniollmert
charges, A careful Investigation on all
openings hVilid N'o charge unleas position
inaciuauv accented I'.-.ll H nth at
HUSINI.'SS SERVICE CO. 1114 Land Title
ACCTS Highest tspe traveling, J000O
C P. A 's (supervise) coat and gen I7'.'0(i
ARTIST Lin., drawings mich cat 3r.
BKPRS Puh utllltlis general J!,.40
CLERKS Stock tvpist bill sen 120 130
CHEMIhTS Steel foundry A nalnla IV.i'O
DRAFTSMEN Mechanical lines. 12400 .p
ENGINEERS Industrial efficiency I.VIIifl
FOREMEN Sheet met I auto repair f.li'liO
SM.EH Electrical prod specialties laniMi
gHl'F-JtlNTEND'T Mfg macli wka 130(10
"TEN'OOIMPHERS A l'RI SECY (2VS4II
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS wanted
l hoLr. opep shop steadv unrl refer
ence required MIVIVE MEIER 22WI
Woodward ave nroM M rh
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
GRADUATE NURSE going to Loe Angeles
about May 17. would give eerWi.ee aa nurao
or companion for expenses Phlla reference
P.Bx433rhjsJwn Pa
HOUSEKEEPING Would like take charge
or email Institution, heat of references
ridrea W A 225 S 3d et
WIDOW middle aged, Intelligent." wanta
clerical or other position, nuick. good
writer Is neat, careful and willing; can do
a full day'a work under trying clrcum.
etancea Is hard of hitrlng. but otherwise
i" mpetent to do flrst-o aa service. Address
M 0'in Iydrer Office.
WOMAN middle aged se-ka pn-ltlon In 'n.
atltutlon or with a coi cern that requires
an Intelligent. klVidly. avmpsthetlc neison
w-ltea a splendid Arm hand. Is qul.-k and
active perfectly healthv, though h-mf of
hearing, la a good aeamatreaa, good cnok but
dees not want to be a cook splendid houae.
keerer la economical, and the Ineiltutlon or
concern that gets her enn use he- In numer
ous wa-,e n modest aalary only Is expected.
M Ml I etg.T Office -J"-lcu-
YOl'NO" t ADY refined would llkeno"non
for ,,ir culture contralto Address
W A .".M S 3d st
SITUATIONS WANT "DMALE
CHAUFrEl'R white desires "private posi
tion seashore or ountrj xood reference,
Walter Shlnn 131 N Oro.s st r""'nce
cleric vi. position in- snung man SUii
education 1 years exp at Present em
ployed hut want l make change for tersnnal
reaanna will fl'n ref ,12m t, off I
MAN. 8,1 single rellahlo Knowledge ship- '
nlng grn manager vviehee responsible pn
alilon nf anv kind B 613, Ledger Office
SALESMAN Intelligent. force'fuFT afker
having vjlde en dealrea perm connection
wiirrr imni in wiuim. i, aim laager Off
TRAFFIC and ahlpplng manager Exp and
capable men dealt ra ennnert'on with mfg
concern to manage ehlnnliM Bml tratflc In.
telllgent ft Ihor qunllfitd H 307 Ledger Off
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MISS HARKINS 2004 Balnbrldge Excslleni !
cooks chambermaids ladv'a msld. nuraaa.
llUlliriUUI anviMn-t'-ei v-mj urns, Il-Fin. Mil n
pacltles Plmne Spruce 3027 l
MISS HARKKN8 2004 Hilnbrldge. exceiTs nt
oooks, vvaltreaaes, ohamtwrmalda wanted,
couples, butlers, porters, ladles' maids
nuraea, laundraaaea reteranoe required,
MRS HARVEY. 1U1U Illttenhouae squarei-;
Dependable help supplied, wanted ovarv
capacity. J ry
WANTED at efflce. 813 B, lth at Cooki"
waltresaee. ehambermalda:i houan girls
COLORED nam supplied by.
" or -ar eeit
! Ames Bmpioyrnenii,Agxmoy.
AGENTS
AGENTS IR a day: ateady Incornef have a.
Duaineaa ot your own, v.anoi- pure rood ?(.
products sell In every home: aell every day J,
in the year. Writo for agents' outfit oon- "
talnlng 18 samples of fast sellers: big re-V
pasters; we pay big money for your spars' i
time. American Products Co,, 409 Amet.
ran Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Tr ,
WANTED Reaponalble men and women' 1 '
handle nur accident and health Insureds '
policies; liberal commissions: disability fees
elite range fri.m (20 to I20O a month: vrt- -i
nnum ii a montu upward, Bleu limited on-.
cioo at su ana sju n year, 'an oronpatien
isauonai Accinent oocieiy, nu xiroiq
New York city Eatahllahed 34 vaara.
SALESMEN, Inexperienced or experienced.', &1
city or traveling Write for Hat of Ilneg. '-Kvil
and full particulars. Address Nat'l Bales-
JR
men Tr
an . Dept. 463, Chicago, 111.
3
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
EXCELLENT opening In reliable, expanding'
business for a Christian man with I6O0O
cash; muat take active Interest at once: busi
ness Is one of merit and eraem'il to all me
talllo and Industrial plants, attractive re.
turns; exp unnecessary, mechanically In
clined man pref , atate age. former occupa
tion, phone number, etc . In first letter; don't,
applv unless you mean business and ran ful.
All all alicve requirements 11 403 Led, Olj.
CONFECTIONERY
SODA AND ICE CREAM RUHINESS
INCLUDING STORE AND DWELLING
In northern ef-ctlon of cltv, well established
business of 326,000 In $27,000 annually.
C P PETERS A SON 008 CHESTNUT ST.
RETIRING PARTNER will dispose of hi")
one-half interest in a financially success-'
ful business, which will bear all acid testa
of Investigation, no proposition will he enter
tained other than with principal having $20..
000 for Investment: terms etc., can be ar
ranged, H 631, Ledger office.
REQUIRE approximately tlO.OOO capital to
establish eastern agency for high-grade
medlum-pilced automjbllc; a real opportunity
for man or business woman: I know the
business, but cannot finance same best ref.
erencea given no blue-sky artists need reply.
11 40B. t.edser Office r
WE OFFER wenderful opportunity to reliable
man to make from 50 to tlOO weekly at
home In spare time; direct by mall proposi
tion, no experience needed; capital required
only S120. Mutual Co . 418 W. Lake St.,
Minneapolis. Minn
Ul'-IO-DAfi: live and dressed poultry mar
ket, situated In the beat section of cltyi
will sell reatronabto to quick buyer: good rea
aona for selling P 816. Ledger Office.
BRICK HOUSE. 5 rooms, bath: near Alle
gheny ave.; 12330; take touring car In roil
eond. J. E Starr. Ft Waehlngton. Pa.
MULTIORAPH business, established, must
be sold this week, owner leaving city: bar-
galn. P. O. Box 400. Philadelphia.
'SMALL INVESTMENTS In gas wells brlnaT
big profits. P, O. Box 400. Philadelphia
BUSINESS PERSONALS
10 Men $2500
Don't Miss This Chance
for 10 MEN to Buy
5-Ton Capacity Dump
Trucks
on our Easy Payment Plan, with
HAULING CONTRACT GUAR
ANTEED to all purchasers.
Take advantage of this splen
did opportunity to make
$800
MONTHLY
or investment of only
$2500 CASH
To get full particulars call in
person and ask for
MR. FAUT
633 N. BROAD ST.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Posltlvitv highest cash prices for .four dig.
monds any site, from H to 10 carats; aon
pav hlKher alao o.d gold, platinum ft allver
bought. Eatutes bought (prlv.) Eat. 10 years.
The Diamond Shop iVthb1",1.,'
Good Eyesight Is Inexpensive
We make no charge for examination
ROBERT W BURNS ft SON
Uptomeirlsta and Manufacturing Opticians
roric lenaes aa low aa fj nu
i I0i8 Federal st
open 8 a m Io 9 p. m,
I rrV fn" name ar.d number
Eat 18H3 y
DIAMONDS PAWN TICKETS
HOI'OHT FROM PRIVATE PEOPIJIt
TRANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL. FULL
V.M.UE PAID. COLONIAL TRUST BANK
Hi. DO Lirii AND MARKET STS ROUAI
..01 not ''. ii an a m to 4 an p m.
PAPERHANGERS, NOTICE!
I
For uallccraplng nf the right kind send card
in Adams A Blddle contractors, wall
., -sin' 24 III Ridge avo
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
H-VRRY W SMITH 717 BANSOM 8T.
IIAVfc, our old baby carriage remodeled Ug
new Standard Rabv Carriage, 2319 8j
Tth st. Pnone Main 6541 A.
ASHES removed from cellars, all klnda ot
hauling doi.e 813 Buttorrwood, Mkt. 4421,
EI.I.LIRIC treatment and manicuring. Room
lli.l Heed Bldg 1215 Filbert at Loe. 30J.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT alao manicuring.
Office. 41 4 J Ma 'let at second floor.
WHITEWASHING V kalsomlnln
dona: rues
, -lea lied W H Brooks
3014 Filbert at.
Rt.-nilER
paired
GOOD- of -11
descriptions ra.
Andrew T Rlrehctt .103 S 22d t.
TOR SALE
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NO.VVISlni.E 8 MONTI11 J3
VI1IHLE 3 MONTHS f7 60
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
"See Our New Machine, the Century
American Writing Machine Co. .
M'.' CHESTNUT ST
Walnut 24611 Main 328.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Large lot desl.B safes flies cabinets and
ctners! jfflce furniture stores fixtures.
We Rnv Sell and Exchange
PXTTCN' FURNITURE CO
inri'til 4070 1127 ARCH ST Race 2601
rt'MED OAK HIVING ROOM S'l IT (I pieces,
buffet ltnl IE- o UP extMlMlon table 4,
ihalis nrli, Sinn -.'l. Wen. e Var
lierlh I'.i p i) llnx He." Ph ne V iru. rth
127.1 R
MPO QUEEN AV.NE wulnut dining room sultl
sacrlflce imtck iMle Hon ih(, rnur-piece
llvlng-rootr furniture .ill lt'- in owner
I-ti ln lovn lll'.O Willow u h
TI1IHER about 60 large Inge spruce"anH
chetnut amiable for luiuiier ,., kindling
App' John Rh n- "lenton sm- and Belfg
MI'I rniil Cheatntit lllll
DINING ROOM bl'IT lieautlful III placet
mirrors graaa carpet other hnuselinld
goods 6004 Greene at Oermaniown 103
SHOW CASES A large atock nf show cases
111 all sires readv for Imtne hi, ,1 live ry.
Ivt.nck 117 N 12th
CHAIR CANE rustiea reeds woven cane,
i-lnch flat pltoh uvala tr llieinia liquid
genulneglue, 33chalf pint 130U Marahall at.
FOR SALE One 'arge Gliilm W i nlcke safe,
complete wllh Indexes and files I0IJH Libs
ertv Bldg
RUFRIOERATORS and fixtures f ,r groceries!
and me it markets terms If draired.
RANDM.I. CO 3 It V Jd st
TRUNKS, bags, aultcuaea, reasonable buy
from manufacturer. a.iea vou tnnney re
oalrlna- dnne 314 N' Kith a(
BEDS We are ilnalng nut our entlis stnele,
brass ft enamel h,.,)a t nw . ost Kenslng.
inn I'phnlsier'iig 'n L'l'l1' I e singtun ave,
BICYCLE, rnuater bial.e S1 value 828.
Rleder'a,lian Cfflre 2'J(Iip South at
MISSION ilaventwi Morris chair, leather
arm chair 475(1 N I2ih
MORRIS CHAIR 2 loikers vvenihered oak.
BUS lis l.MI'KV al
SAFES fireproof cloalng oji 100 allghtlr
uaed modern makes, cheap 72 Fourth.
POoirTAHLES, 2d hand. IiiiubIii sold retiU
ed. exchanged Keafir 323 Glrard ave.
PlFoNOORAPlfH "-en'd rem d ft nhonog'h
b'ght ft even Weeschoff 001 Walnut st.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
EDISON PIUiNOGRAPH elegant 4lmrator
modal fail after 7 P in Owner ieaV,
lug town 60.10 Willows ave
BTAliIPS AND COINS
""STAMPS. VLBUM8 AND SUIiPUi?rW7 A
for stamp col'ectors
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