I EITHER PHONE REACHES THE TBIEGtAf I CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT | DIEU HALLMAN On March 15. 1915. Eliza beth Mailman, wife of Levi llallman, aged 67 years. 10 months anil 23 days Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at unlock, from her late residence, 165 North Fifteenth street. The relatives ind friends are invited to attend with out further notice. Bl SER Died. Monday, March 15, 1915, George .1. Buser, aged 71 years. 2 months and 27 days, at his late residence, 1916 North Sixth street. Funeral Thursday afternoon, at 1:30 'clock, from bis late residence. Rela ives and friends are invited to attend ivithout further notice. Burial at Hummelstown. VTTICKS Frank Attlcks. on Sunday, March 14. 1915, at 11:30 P. M„ at the home of his daughter. Mrs. David Smith, back of Boyd's Mills, aged 61 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at ! o'clock, from his late residence. Ser ices In IT. !!. Church at Oberlln, at 3 \ M. Burial Oberlln Cemetery. The •datives arid friends are invited to at nd without further notice. LOOT l/JST Monday night, bead bag, ontalninsr antique brooch and small Irawnwork doily. Valuable to owner or associations only. Reward if re urned to The Pink Millinery Store, 304 forth Second. I>OST Small, tan purse, containing bout two dollars, on Market street, 'lease return to this office. LOST Sunday afternoon, gold bead le.-klace, on either Crescent. Swatara. , lummcl, Berry hill. Seventeenth, l)erry r Mulberry streets Reward if return d to 347 Crescent street. Bell phone 47M. FOUND FOUND The way to end your leaning and dyeing worries, by calling | Ither phone for Eggert's Steam Dye- Tg and Frencn Cleaning Works. 1-45 larket street We call and deliver. HK.1.l- WANTED —Male THOUSANDS of chauffeurs will be j eeded within three or four months In | lie city of ilarrisburg for public taxt ab service. Prepare yourself at once, take application for training to Auto j reimportation Machine Shop, 5 ana i i orth Cameron street. Harriaburg. Pa. i ull and unlimited course. $„o.00. Botn hones. ' 3©o Men Wanted o join our Pressing Club —Your Suits teamed and pressed and kept jj l ~ ap ® »r one dollar a month tl faults a lonth). This Special Price is for 6 lonths only. See us now and save lonev. Drop us a card and we \mu nil. ' The 20th Century Cleaning and lyeing Works, 225 Market street .above alace Confectionery, Sam Adelstein, Igr. WANTED Experienced farm hand jr place near Harrlsburg. * lan '"""J 0 own housekeeping and be capable or loking after things in general. Ont> lose with recent farm experience. i>ber. reliable, and willing to woik trm hours need apply. l'iease state ill particulars with reference. Address ox S. 2276. care of Telegraph. WANTED Barber: good, steady nd sober, with board. F. N. Maulfair, 1 Railroad street, Palmyra. Pa. WANTED Three laboring men to ork on lawn and in garden. Apply Wednesday morning. . :30 o clock, wenty-ftrst and Hillside Road, Belle ue. 1 WANTED s2O to $35 per month urn money to any employed person ithout interfering with regular work, o selling. No canvassing. Positively u investment. Inemployed need not pplv. Address The Silver Mirror Co., ic 123 West Madison street. Chicago, I. ' W XNTED First-class demonstra >rs: stead;.' employment: goodpay. opi v between S anil 9 A. M. and , and • ' M... Engle, 334 Chestnut street, itv. MEN, 20 to 30 years old. wanted at ue for electric railway motormen and inductors; S6O to st«o monthly: no ex -i ience necessary: tine opportunity; > strike. Write immediately for ap ication blank. Address 11.. 1020, care ' Telegraph. WANTED Machinists, sliaper and aner hands. Apply Middletown t_ar Middletown, Pa. WANTED Representative for llar sburg territory. Automobile supplh*. xwell Equipment Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa. \I\TERS AMI PAPEIMIAXIiKH* WANTED 3 sell wall paper from sample books, e are tiie largest wholesale wall iper house in Central Pennsylvania id carry the largest line of cheap and odium-priced papers on the market. > attribute our success to our low ices, prompt shipments, and fair deal es. I.et us send you our 1915 line of mples on approval. Write to-day to onarcli Wall Paper Co.. 420 Market reet. Hariisburg, Pa. WANTED Paperhanger. at once, npl.v to G. M. Moore, 91S Capital reet. SIIO! 1 ! ri'TTERS on Children's Shoes, erllng Siioc Co.. Williamsport, Pa. MEN WANTED to become practical aufTeurs and mechanics. As opportu t.v affords students will be given am : wii'le learning to earn 300 an iir on cverhaullng work Make ap iiations at once. Special course for dies. Day and night schools. Auto ansportntlon School and Machine ion. 5-7 North Cameron street. WANTED. AT ONCE Two appren es to learn paperhanging. Bodmer, :! North Third street. AGENTS WANTED AGENTS WANTED Salary and inniisslon: men and women lo sell msehold article needed in every home. big opportunity. Charl-Rlio Co., 9 >rth Market Square. SALESMEN WANTED WANTED Salesman for Dayton rless Tires. Eight thousand miles laranteed on Ford size tires. Give ex rience. P. O. Box 1697, Pittsburgh. Real Estate For Sa'e The cheapest building lot on the imrkct—East side of North Fourth treet, between Emerald and Wood line streets, 33 feet -"Ji inches ront by 137 feet In depth to Atlas venue. Per foot front, S3O. Choice locations In Bellevuc I'ark ols— you've not been entirely fair vith yourself until you get a map nd prices and thoroughly investi gate this — the hoinc-sccti<in of Har lsburg. A splendid small house for little lioney—terms to suit the buyer— !3o6 Agate st.—two-story brick \itli five rooms—bath and furnace —front and back porches. Lot 2'4xß I ft. Sacrifice price lor thU house if •ought now —332 Maclav St.— hrce-story brick with eight rooms -bath, furnace—and cemented cel ar. Lot 10x87 ft. MILLER BROTHERS & CO. REM. ESTATE Fire Insurance Surety Honda l.ocust and Court Streets TUESDAY EVENING, HELP WANTED— iViimie W ANTED Gills over 16 years of age to learn cigarniaking. I Paid while learning. Apply L'ar risburg Cigar Co., fuO Race aiiect. WANTED White girl, or woman. ! for general housewo.'k. Apply 3003 | Riverside Drive. * WANTED A whit# woman to wash i Monday and clean 'ri i> : mutt be tidy, strong av.d willing. Send name snd address. Box 2253. care of Tele graph. LADIES WANTED Clean work, good money, mai-hlne stitching at home; material furnished; no canvassing. ! Send stamp for particulars. Ladies' j Novelties. Box "357. Boston, Mass. j ♦ ' GKT instruction from an expert a horthand naturalist, one who knows, i Learn on a blank kevboard. Ask my students? Ilarrisburg Shorthand i School, ?t North Second street. Bell, I 704 R. WANTED l.ady solicitors well ac quainted in city. Apply at Collins Co., 29 North Second street. LADIES—For home work. Nothing !to sell. 23c an hour. Enclose stamp, i Kankin. Dept. 93. Hillsdale. Pa. WANTED Settled white woman tc do cooking and general housework In j house located just outside of city along trolley line; no washing; reference re | quired. Address Junior. Harriaburg < Telegraph. ——— HELP WANTED—MaIe or Female WANTED—Railway Mall and Postal I Clerks; examinations soon; over 2,000 j appointments yearly; prepare at home; write for Plan No. 15, of payment after 'appointment. Philadelphia Business College; Civil Service Dept. Philadel phia, Pa. BILLY SUNDAY'S MESSAGE and In ternational Bibles. We want several Men and Women to help dlstribut. Spare time may be used. Get our I terms. Wholesale Supply House, 25 | North Third street, top. SITUATION WANTED —jiulc WANTED Colored man wants po- I sition as cook, private or public. Ad dress X., 2277, < are of Telegraph. WANTED First-class chef and second cook wants position ill hotel or 'restaurant; best references. Address j j E„ 2282, care of Telegraph. I I WANTED A white boy, near 15 , years of nge, would like a good place 'in around the city. Address J., 2285. care of Telegraph. WANTED Second-clas baker de sires position. Address 8., 2287. care of Telegraph. WANTED By honest, sober and | steady widower. 35 years of age. work of any kind: had some experience tak ing care ami doing light repairing on ( automobiles; prefer to work for widow; ■ | can furnish best of reference. Ad dress B„ 711, care of Telegraph. WANTED By young colored man, ; position as chauffeur, or any kind of j housework. Address 37 North Summit street. ! WANTED —By young colored man. position as chauffeur by April 1: refer ences. Address G. M., 616 Forster | street. SITUATIONS WANTED —Female ' WANTED —By white girl, general (housework; can furnish reference. Ad dress 319 Briggs street. City. I WANTED Young woman would (like generaJ housework, or work by the | day. Call, or address. No. 1005 North , Third street. I WANTED White girl wants gen- I era! housework. Apply 319 Briggs. i WANTED Position as steno- I graplier and typewriter by a young I lady of one year's experience; can give I best of reference: graduate. Apply to j Box 275. Newport, Pa. WANTED Middle-oged widow wants position as housekeeper or com ! panlon to an invalid: Christian home ! preferred: can give good references. (Address P. O. Box 17. Oberlin, Pa. WANTED Experienced steno ; graplier and typist wishes work to do iat home. Will call and take dictation 'if desired. Charges reasonable. Ad ' dress "Steno." care of Telegraph. ! WANTED Colored woman would ! like general housework or place in the j country, or day's work. Address M„ ! 2256. care of Telegraph. ' WANTED Half-grown colored girl 1 desires position as child's nurse, or | disli washing. Call, or ad lress, 1231 North Seventh street. i WANTED Housekeeping for widower, by white woman, small fam- I ily. Apply 40 West Allen street, Me dia nicsburg. Pa. Situations Warned Male ami Female WANTED Man and wife want po sitions on farm: middle-aired: under stand farming in all its branches: can i furnish reference. Call, or address, I | Room 5. No. 511 Walnut street. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE Desirable building lots i in thj Tenth Ward, located on Fourth, ! Fifth, Schuylkill r.nd Atlas streets, i An opportunity for a builder or real I ' estate dealer to secure well located ■ property for development purposes. Ad dress L. No. 1557. caru of Telegraph. FOR SALE No. BS2O-"3 .'S North Sixth street, two i'i-story frame houses, new; nil improvements; steam ;tieat: granolithic walks. Inquire i Shreiner's Store, on premises. Take 11. ! V. car. VACANT HOUSE at Washington i Heights for Sale corner property ! S rooms bath gas electric light —furnace large porch lot, 55x140. I.lttle cash needed. Bell Realty Co., i Hergner Building. FOR SALE Dauphin louie and lot. House, 24x60. three stories. 10 rooms, 3 I large halls; modern Improvements. Very i low price to quick buyer. Inquire R. i A. Simmons. PottsviUe. Fa. ' FOR SALE—If you want a place for chickens and a garden, inspect this Dauphin property, 8-room house. | chicken house, fruit trees; lot. 95x123. I Price. $1,200.00. 11. G. Pedlow, 110 i South Thirteenth street. FOR SALtC—SI,3OO.OO will buy frame house on main street, on the Hill, with in five minutes' walk of business sec tion. 11. G. Pedlow, 110 South Thir i teentli street. 13 ACRES—level one mile north i east of Hariisburg 2>,i-story brick dwelling 8 rooms frame bank ' barn sand soli A No. one truck j farm. Brlnton-Packer Co., Second and Walnut streets. ' FOR SALE City and suburban ; homes and home site*—first-class busl | ness propositions. Kough, Brightblll jSr Kline, Sixth and Relly. Both phones. i | FOI! SALE Several properties at |an attractive price with little cash needed. Now is the time to buy. Con sider It snil get particulars. Bell Realty I Co.. Bergner Building. j 42 N. EIGHTEENTH ST. Corner j properly 3-story brick S rooms. I bath and furnace - porches lot, 16tj x7<i lmmediate possession. • 621 N. Fifteenth St. Cornir 2t»- . story frame S rooms, bath and fur nace—lot, 24x95. BRINTON-PACK ER CO.. j Second and Walnut Sis. | HI AI, ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SAM-; BARGAIN. BARGAIN In Lots. South Thirteenth street, within i eighteen-mlnuti? walk to Market S.juere. for quick, cash prices; 126 feet . front $275. Others higher. Only eight lots. .Vvt quickly. Waller H. Cum ! minga, 905 junket Building:. City. ' TWO 9TEELTON HOUSES at a very low price . lot. 40x100 corner prop , eriv drive alley on rear. Inspect ; iliese houses. Nos. 525-327 South Front ! street. Bell Itealty Co.. Bergner Build ; lng. ______________— Real Estate I-'or Sale or Erelmnge FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM 2 I ,i-story frame dwelling 6 rooms located on Jury street. High spire stable on rear lot, 88x116 granolithic walks gas electric light. Brinton-Packer Co., Second and Walnut streets. HEAL ESTATE FOR KENT FOR RENT First floor or building northwe-t corner of Court and Cran berry. Apply on premises. FOR RENT Houses with all improve ments at moderate rentals. J. E. Ulpple, 1251 Market street. FOR HEXT CAMERON EXTENSION COTTAGES Several very desirable seven and eight-room tu-ick houses with furnace —bath front porch and lawn, *l4. sls and sl6. Miller Brothers & Co. FOR RENT Residence 931 North Third street; twelve rooms and bath; immediate possession. Apply 613 Fors ster street, or 1719 Green street. FOR RENT No. 502 South Thir teenth street; threr-storv brick; all conveniences. Inquire R. M. Wolfe, 500 South Thirteenth street. Both phones. FOR RENT Furnished house. IS2I State street, 3-story brick. 8 rooms and. bath, rent reasonable, on or before April 1. Inquire at above address. FOR RENT One bungalow. 7 rooms and bath. $12.00; one bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, $12.00; one cottage. 8 rooms and bath, $15.00; In Elkwood. Keeney & Simmons, New Cumberland, Pa. FOR RENT—Two family house with Improvements and one acre of land, at Lawnton. Rent, $25. J. E. Gipple, 120 l Market street. FOR RENT No. 205 West State street; three-story brick: city steam, etc. Inquire 1904 North Second street. Bell phone 2254 R. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED House of four or five rooms, with bath, in Rood condition, with small garden, within five-cent fare radius; prefer nearby the river. Ad dress T„ 2281, care of Telegraph. AI'AIIT.ME.' VS FOR KENT APARTMENT FOR RENT Second floor, live rooms and bath, bay window, r - ' improvements, at 140S State street. McDANIEL'S APARTMENTS Fur nished complete two delightfully large second floor front rooms, for light housekeeping bath gas range closet meter bells let ter box. 1417 Market street. FOR RENT Apartment 1101 North rhird street; all conveniences; steam heat. Apply 264 Herr street. FOR RENT Apartments. 4 rooms, kitchenette and bath, second floor, elec tric light, gas and city vapor heat. Ap ply dwelling 222 Locust street. FOR RENT Apartment, five rooms and bath, 925 North Third street. In quire H. I* Mehrlng, 1410 North Sixth street. ROOMS COR RENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, second floor; bay window, light heat and use of bath; twelve minutes 1 walk from Market street. Inquire 455 Cres cent street. City. FOR RENT Elegantly furnished second floor front room; fourth door from Capitol grounds; all conveniences; city stea"-■ use of both phones. 706 North Sixth street. FOR RENT Three furnished rooms, second floor, with use of bath, gas. electric, and steam heat; bay win dows in each room; private family; rent reasonable. 2124 Penn street. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, second floor, next to bath, centrally lo cated. for gentleman, in private family. Address 8., 2278, care of Telegraph. FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, or one furnished room, for gentleman, with private family: excellent location and steam heat. Apply 8S North Eigh teenth street. FOR RENT—Two- room apartments, with conveniences. Apply Mrs. A. J. Fickes, 567 Forrest street. City. FOll RENT Nicely furnished rooms for rent; use of bath and phone. No. 1804 North Sixth street. City. FOR RENT Three rooms and kitchenette: use of bath: completely furnished, light housekeeping; separate bells: refrigerator: gas range; hot water heat: corner house: good loca tion: improvements; no children. 1238 Kittatinn.v street. FOR RENT • Two or three unfur nished looms, suitable for light house keeping; light and heat furnished: con venient to bath: use of front porch: private family: rent reasonable. 1632 North Fifth street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, single or ensi'ite; all conveniences, in cluding phone; reference required. Ap ply :015 North Front street FOR RENT Four-room flat: all conveniences. Apply r,16 State street. HOARDERS WANi'ED WANTED One or two gentlemen desiring board in private family. 1610 Zarlter street. WANTED WANTED, TO BUY An established Real Estate Business. All answers will be treated strictly confidential. Ad dress C.. 2279. care of Telegraph. BICYCLES WANTED for cash. Bring us your bicycles. frames, coaster brakes, or any parts of bicycle for high est cash prices. See us at once. Key stone Cycle Co.. 814 North Third street. MR. MOTORCYCLE OWNER We have 10 to 20 prospective buyers for motorcycles right now. who want sec ond-hand machines. If you have a mo torcycle for sale at a bargain price, see us at once. If we cannot buy your machine, we will sell for you at a Very reasonable commission. See us for mo torcycle bargains. Dayton Motorcycle Distributors for four counties. KEYSTONE CYCLE CO.. Sl4 N. Third Street, United phone 19-W. 75c TO $5 PAID for Old Broken Sets o" False Teeth in any condition. High est price paid for Old Gold or Silver such as Rings. Pins, Watches. Watch Cases, etc.: also Dental Gold Crowns and Bridge Work. Drop postsl—we'll call. This week only. Box M., 2205, care of Telegraph. FOR SALE FOR SALE Six-acre Farm; good buildings: possession at once three miles from New Kingston, Cumberland County: $600.00: bargain to quick buyer; reason for selling, sickness. Geo. Martz, Twentieth and Paxton, Harris | burg. HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH FOR SALE FOR SAI.B TRUNKS. SUIT CASES, TRAVELING BAGS, and all kinds of Leather Goods. Special attention given to repair work. It will pay you to buy your Leather Goods from the Leather Merchants. Harrlsburg Harness & Supply Company, Second and Chestnut streets. DOORS FOR SALE at Gables. 111-117 South Second street. All sizes. Cypress. White Pine and Fir Doors, Porch work. Sash. Shutters and Mouldings. FOR SALE Buick Roadster, good as new, fully equipped; extra new tires; run less than 5,000 miles. Apply Ilar risburg Taxicab Garage, Strawberry and Aberdeen. FOR SALE White French Poodle puppies for sale. No. 171 North Fif teenth street. FOR SALE Private sale of house hold furniture and kitchen utensils, all in good condition. Call at 1609 Carna tion street. WHITE LEGHORN Hatching Eggs for sale, Young-Wyckoff strain, SI.OO per setting—st.Co per hundred. Also •tof.-. for sale. Address Elkview Poultry Farm. Speecevllle, Pa. EGGS FOR SALE from my White Wyandottes at SI.OO for 15. $6.00 per 10n lam not hatching any early, so you get my best eggs. Fourteen years' experience. Also a 400-egg Prairie State Incubator. M. O. Sides, iiighspire, Pa. United phone 45K. FOR SALE One male breeding hog, weight 278 to 300 lbs.; five slioats, four will weigh 100 lbs., other one 60 lbs. H. F. Hershey, Heister Farm, River Road, Harrlsburg, Pa. FOR SALE CARDS on sale at the Telegraph Business office. FOR SALE Rabbit Hound- pups; black and tan: fine Kentucky stock. 11. H. Danner, Second street and Third ave nue. Wormleysburg, Pa. FOR SALE Miller Organ, in fine condition. Price, SIO.OO. Inquire 1121 Montgomery street. City. FOR SALE Toledo Scales. Com puting 30 pound capacity, drum shape tßlue) selling price 5 to 65 cents. Used but a short time. Cost $140.00. Will sacrifice. Inquire J. M. Shatzer, 629 South Sixteenth street, Harrlsburg, Pa. Bell 2293 J. ROOMS FOR RENT CARDS can be secured at the Telegraph Business Office. FOR SALE Bedroom and miscel laneous household furniture; also flat top desk. Must be sold before April 1. Address 234 Locust street. Steelton, Pa FOR SALE lce cream tables and chairs, new style mahogany wall case, orange ade machine. Apply L. Silbert, 1542 North Sixth street. FOR SALE One horse and Swab wagon, one cart, one sewing machine. Apply 1005 Paxton street. FOR SALE s2s new portable buildinr. Can be put together in half hour. Suitable for workshop or chicken house. $lO takes it. 1014 South Elev enth street. FOR SALE AT GABLE'S, 113, 115 and 117 South Second street, 5,000 gal lons New Era ready-mixed paint. Acme quality. All the full line of the Acme make. FOR SALE Job press, 10x15; type stone and furniture. Address 1412 Swatara. FOR SALE Jenntng strain Indian Runner Duck Eggs for hatching, JI.OO per setting. 17.00 per hundred. Stock also for sale. Elkvlew Poultry Farm. Speecevllle, Pa. GLASS window signs. Furnished Rooms, Unfurnished Rooms. Rooms and Board and Table Board at 25c each. One of these signs will be given with each six-time order for a classified ad. If paid In advance, inquire at Office of Telegraph. EXCHANGE WILL EXCHANGE one minute Tin type Camera and complete outfit, takes and develops pictures in one minute, for motorcycle in good condition. Write. Box 212, Lemoyne, Pa. FOIt KENT FOR RENT Second floor rcom, 8.700 square feet, for light manufactur ing purposes. New building. Call at premises. Twelfth and Herr streets. OFFICES FOR RENT - FRANKLIN BUILDING, LOCUST AND COIJRT STS All outside rooms —city steam heat elevator and jani tor service reasonable rentals. Mil ler Brothers & Co., Opp. Post OfHce. FOR RENT Room 3500 square feet floor space, suitable for storage or light manufactur ing purposes. Inquire J. Rhoads, Cowden and Forster streets. BUSINESS OL'I'OKIUXIIIES I MADE $50,000 In Ave years In the mail order business, began with )5 Send for free booklet. Tells bow. Hea cock. 855 Lock port. N. Y. CONFECTIONERY 'BUSIN ESS FOR SALE Well equipped good loca- ; tion rent reasonable. Also good gro- J eery store for sale at inventory. Full information at our offices. Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Building. BL'SI N'ESS OPPORTUXITIES i I have excellent proposition for large or small investors. ]f inter ested write for particulars or per sonal interview. Address, X 2275, care of Telegraph. ANY Intelligent person can earn good Income corresponding for newapapera experlence unnecessary. Send for par ticulars. Press Syndicate. 793, Lock oort. N. Y. BUSINESS PritONAl S FOR falling hair try Gross Quinine Hair Tonic, prepared by Gross, the DruESist and Apothecary. 119 Market atrieet Harrisburg. Pa. Telephone orders given prompt attention. Bell 1960- HAULING u W. LATHE. UoarillDg stable aa d ; National Transfer Co. Movers of I pianos, safas, boilers and general haul ! ing. H. W. Laths. Manager, Fifth and ! Woodbine streets. Bell phone No. 1 2503 H. CONTRACTORS ANI) HI'ILDKItS ' Pelin Construction Co., of llarrls - burg. Pa.. Contractors and Builders. Reinforced concrete a specialty, mates furnished free. .1. C. Pastor, 122 lloerner Street, President. AWNINGS Place your order for Awnings with us now. We do up holstering of all kinds and carpet work. Jos. Coplinky, successor to Voll mer. 1208", i North Third street. Bell 2804 J. ' FREIGHT DRAYAGE. Storage. Ship pers and Distributors of Merchandise of all kinds. Prompt and efficient ser vice. Warehouses on P. R. R. and P. &■ R. tracks. Alontgoroery and Co. (Pelpher Line). Tenth below Market street. i. . ! PIANO MOVING done by experts, i Winter Piano Co.. 23 North Fourth street. Also cal' Bell telephone 144 | REPAIRING AND UPIIOLSTERINO , frith best material and by expert help. I Send us your worn furniture. Our bast I efforts insuf* your satisfaction. S. N. 'Cluck, 320 Woodbine street. SPECIALTIES IGIIN GIVEN PROMINENCE , New York, March IS. Specialties I were again more prominent than the j active or seasoned issues at the outset 10l to-day's market operations. The I minor Coppers, Alaska Gold. Central i leather and Motor Shares made gen eral gains, while leaders were slightly I lower or unchanged, Later Bethlehem j .Steel and Texas Company were added t to the list of higher prices, the former i advancing two points. Reading's un ! certain course reflected current gos | sip connected with its future dividend i prospects. Some very substantial re i cessions were recorded !>y American I stocks in London, notably Canadian I Pacific, Reading and Union Pacific. NEW YORK STOCKS Furnished by M. M. Snavely, 208 Arcade Building. New York, March 16. Open. High. Low. Clos. Alaska (1 M 38% 38% 33% 33% Amal Cop . 54% r,4 % 53% 54% lAm Bt Sug 40% 41% 10% 40% Am Can .. 27% 2 7> /4 27% 27% 'Am Cot Oil 44% 44% 44% 44% Am Ice Sec 28% 28% 28% 28% Am Smelt . i>4% 64% 63% 63% Am Sugar . 102 102 102 102 Am T & T. 120% 120% 119% 119% Anaconda . 26% 26% 26% 26% Atchison .. 96 96 95% 90% B&O. , . . 67 67 66% 67 Beth Steel. 56 57% 56 57% Bklyn RT. 86% 86% 86% 86% Cal Petro. . 16 % 16 % 16 16 % Can Pacific 159% 159% 158% 159% Cent Leath 33% 33% 33% 33% I C & 0 41% 41% 41% 41% C, M&StP 86% 86 % 86% 86% C Con Cop. 85% 35% 35% 35% Corn Prod. 11 % 11% 11 11 Distil Sec . 8 % 8 % 7 % 7 % grie 22% 23% 22% 22% Erie Ist pd 37 37% 36% 36% Gen Elec . 139% 139% 139% 139% Gen Motors 101 103 101 103 GoodrichßF 35 35 34 34% OtNorth pd 115% 115% 115% 115% GtXOre sbs 32% 32% 31% 31% Gug Ex .. 49% 49% 49% 49% Inter-Met . 12% 13% 12% 12% Int-Met pfd 60% 60% 60 60 KC South. 21% 21 7* 21% 21% Leh Valley. 134% 134% 134 134% Mex Pet .. 67 67% 66% 6C% Mo Pacific? 11% 11% 10% 10% Nat Lead.. 53 53 52 52 N C Copper 12 12 lt% 11% N Y Central 53% 83% 82% 83 N Y.KHftH 52% 52% 51% 5t Nor & West 101 101 100% 100% Nor Pacific 102% 103 102% 103 ' Pac Mail... 19% 19U Penna R R 105 105 % 104% 105% Peo G & C. 120 120 Pgh Coal.. 19% 19% Press S Car 28% 28% R C Cop.. 17% 17% Reading .. 144% 144% 142% 143% So Pacific.. 84 84 % 83% S3»~ So Rwy pfd 46% 47% 46% 47% Tenn Cop.. 27% 27% 27% 27% Texas Co . 133% 134% 133 133' Third Ave. 51% 51% 51 51 Union Pac. 120% 120% 119% 119% U S Rubber 55% 55>,. U S Steel. 45% 45% 44% 45 U S S pfd. 104% 104% Utah Cop.. 52% 52% 52% 52% West Md... 21% 21% 21 21 West U Tel 64% 64% 64% 64% West Sid.. . 21% 21% 21% 21% PHILADELPHIA STOCKS By Associated Press Philadelphia, March 16. Stocks closed steady. Cambria Steel 41 General Asphalt Asked 26 General Asphalt, Pfd 61 Lake Superior Asked 7 Leliigh Navigation ' .75H Lehigh Valley 7114 Pennsylvania Railroad 52y. Philadelphia Electric 231? Philadelphia Company ....Asked 3u Philadelphia Co., Pfd Asked HO Philadelphia Rapid Transit 10 Philadelphia Traction 76U Reading 71 <i-i« Storage Battery •... 49' i Union Traction 34 H I'nited Gas Improvement X 2% United States Steel 45 PHfi.triKt i»hi \ rnoorrit Philadelphia, March 16. Wheat Higher: No. 2, red. spot, export, $1.600> 1.65: No. 1. Northern. Duluth, export, 11.6991.74. __Corn_ Lower: No. 2, spot, export. 77 1 ,i9'814c; No. 2, yellow, local, 80® Sic. Oats Unchanged: No. 2, white, 659 65 ] ,s c. Bran Firm: winter, per ton. <26.50®29.50; spring, per ton, $26,009 26.50. Refined Sugars Market firm: pow dered. 6.00 c: fine granulated, 3.90 c; con fectioners' A, 5.80 c. Butter The market is steady; western, creamery, extras, 29c; near by. -rlnts, fancy. 32c. t Live Poultry Steady; fowls. 169 ISc; old roosters, 11 , .4®12c: chickens. 14917 c; turkeys. 15@17c; ducks. 15@ 16c; geese, l^ifriec. CHICAGO CATTIJK Chicago, 111., Mnrch 16. Hogs Re ceipts, 25.000: slow. Shade under ves terday's average. Bulk of sales. $6.80 r« ti.9o: light, $6.70(h 6.9.": mixed, $6,659 6.95: heavy, $6.4096.92" ■ rough, $6.40 96.55: pigs. $5.6096.80. Cattle Receipts. 3,000: weak. Na tive steers. $5.8098.75: western. $5.25® 7.45; cows anil heifers. $3.3097.70; calves. $6.50<f0 10.00. Sheep Receipts, 15.000; steady. Sheep. $7.10f07.15: yearlings, $7,859 9.20; lambs. $7.60910.10. MONEY TO LOAS LOANS—SS TO S2OO for honest working people keeping house. Rates less than legal. Pay ments weekly or monthly. No notification of employer or friends. CO-OPERATIVE L. & I. CO. 204 Chestnut Street Authorized capital. SIOO,OOO. ANY person needing money In amounts from $5 to SSO holding a sal aried position, would be beneflted by calling on us. Employes' Discount Co., 36 North Third street. STORAGE FIREPROOF STORAGE warehou-3, divided into private room* for storage of household goods. Low Insurance. Inspection Invited. General merchan dise warehouse and household goods warehouse are located on tracks of Penn. R- R-. 437-446 South Second street. Tlarrisburg Storage Company. STORAGE 419 Broad street, for household goods and merchandise. Prl- I vate rooms, $1 to $3. Wagons. 75 cents per month. Apply D. Cooper & Co- 411 Broad street. Both phones. CARD OF THANKS THE husband and brother* wish to thank the kind friends who assisted in their bereavement of the late Hannah B. Happel. CHARI.ae W. HAPPEL HARRY McCOMBS. NOTICES HARRISHIRG CIRCLE. NO. 85, W. L. M. will hold a short business meeting, beginning promptly at 7 P. M.. March 17. at Moose Home. Third anu ! Boss streets, after which an entertain ! men! appropriate to St. Patrick's Day will be in order. DOLUIE K. REA, | Secretary. MARCH 16, 1915. Operative on and after April 15. 1916. G. W. M. CANNERIES Note: The word •■FACTORY'' as herein used shall mean any structure, building, shed or place used for, or in connection with the preparation, can ning 01 packing of food stuffs. PLACE: (a) Factories preparing food prod ucts shall be located so as to be able to receive and distribute their prod ucts promptly without danger of dam age or deterioration and shall not be located in the Immediate vicinity of any other industry which may be ob jectionable because of noxious odors given off or because of the use of de composed products. (b) No factory shall be located in an insanitary place or in a place which cannot be made sanitary or maintained in a sanitary condition. (e) No factory shall be located where the refuse from the plant can not be disposed of in a sanitary man ner, and where such refuse will of Itself become a nuisance to the fac tory. (d) No litter, waste, refuse, or de composed products shall be allowed to accumulate in or around the buildings QT yards. All liquid waste shall be conducted from the building by means of suitable drains. Gross by-products suitable for other usage, as" pea vines or corn husks, may be stacked or plac ed in silos separate from the building but must be surrounded by a tight drain to Intercept any oozing liquid. Other by-produts may be retained only if rendered unobjectionable. Raw to mato skins, cores, etc., shall not be permitted to be piled near the factory, nor to be distributed on the land with in 500 yards of the factory unless thin ly Rpread. (e) All factories used for the manu facture of food products shall be clean, properly lighted an<! ventilated. The ceilings shall be of sufficient height to permit ample clearance for all work under any suspended shafting, hangers, piping, galleries, etc. Where natural light and ventilation are Insufficient provision shall be made tor augment ing the same by mechanical methods. The interiors for all working rooms shall be kept a light color by paint, whitewash or other suitable method. (f) The floors shall be tight and pitched to accommodate the machinery —that is, to confine overflow and waste to the smallest area. Gutters shall be provided to carry all waste to sewers. (g) Grating of sufficient height to insure free drainage 3hall be provided around cookers, washers and at other places whero overflow Is unavoidable. (lit At least one seat shall be pro vided for every three females employ ed or permitted to work and all such seats shall, during working hours, be conveniently accessible to the workers for whose use they are intended. OPERATION: (ai Any person, firm or corporation noxv engaged, or intending to engage in the canning industry shall demon strate to the satisfaction of the De partment of I.abor and Industry that the proposed factory and its prepara tion for operation conform to the reg ulations issued by the Industrial Board for the government of such business. If such conditions have been met the Commissioner shall authorize the oper ation of said factory by a certificate of permission good for one year only and revocable at any time for failure to obev said regulations. WATER CLOSETS AND PRIV IKS: (a) AVater closets and priviea shall be ventilated to the outside and prop erlv lighted and a separate hopper or seat shall be provided for each twenty live persons using said water closet or privy. Where water closets are in factories they shall be provided with proper flushing apparatus and connect ed with a sewer. Privies will not be permitted in or in direct connection with a building. (b) The entrance to every water closet or privy compartment shall be screened by a vestibule or by a sta tlonarv screen at least two (2) feet wider than the entrance door, extend ing to a height of at least six and one half (6*2 ) feet. (c) water closets and privies, in cluding the walls, floors, ceilings and fixtures shall be kept clean and where a privy is used sufficient slack lime or equivalent disinfectant shall be used each day to prevent odor. id> Every privy vault shall be built with watertight wall extending at least two feet below and one foot above the surface of surrounding ground, being so covered as to excltide flies. (e) Every privy shall be ventilated by an unobstructed opening: to the outer air, other tlian the door, which lias an area of at least one hundred and forty-four (144) square inches. Every privy shall be provided with a door. Every window and ventilating opening of a privy shall be protected by screens to prevent the entrance of flies, and every door shall be provided with a self-closing device to keep it closed. (f) Dry walks shall be provided from the plant to outside privies. PROTECTION AND SAFETY: (a) All power driven machinery shall have all exposed collars, set screws, shafts, couplings. clutches, keys, pulleys, gearing, belts, revolving and reciprocating parts or projections guarded as specified in Safoty Stand ards, Volume 1, No. 1 of the Industrial Hoard, covenng the Transmission of Power. (b) All platforms, balconies, and galleries six feet or more above floor level, floor openings, and hoistways, fly wheel and pulley pits, and all other openings in floors and platforms where the safety of persons below Is involved, shall be "guarded as specified in Safety Standards, Volume I, No. 2, of the In dustrial Board, governing the erection, construction and maintenance of Standard Railings and Toe Boards. (e) All lathes, planers, milling ma chines, boring mills, metal saws, key seating macTiines, shapers, slotters, gear cutter, drill presses, etc., guarded as specified in Volume T. No. 4. of the Rules and Regulations of the Industrial Board of Machine -Tools. (d) AH factories above the first story shall be provided with proper ways of egress, or means of escape from tire, sufficient for tile use of all per sons accommodated, assembled, or etn ployed therein; and such ways of egress and means of escape shall be kept free from obstruction, in good re pair, and ready for use, at all times; and all rooms above the second story in said factories shall be provided with more than one way of egress, or escape from fire, which shall be placed as near as practicable at opposite ends or side of the i-oom, and leading to fire psiapes on the outside of such fac tories or to stairways on the inside, where any of said factories is designated for the use of or occupancy of fifty or more persons, the external doors of the same shall open outward, anil be so contructed or arranged as to afford, when open, an unobstructed ex ternal passageway of not less than live feet In the clear, and shall have land ings. inside ut the external doorways, of dimensions not less than four feet between the external doors and the ad joinlng stairways, said landlngH to be of a width not less than the stairway approached thereto. SANITARY PROVISIONS: (a) A sufficient supply of cool pot- t A House Dress Aprons Jl Direct From Manufacturer to You Uke lllutratlw—aledr made li 64 ataadard per calca of extra quality—llgkt, cadet aid nmry Mm— Jj f\ •/ /Si «rltli pocket—s6 Incites loag. m* \Wt,| 47c—2 For 90c ' Satisfaction guaranteed. Otherwise return goods and •****"\ we will refund money. "'•"•4 Mall yonr order Mir, together wltk renlttaace, • IV atatlng quaatlty and eolar dealred. to THE D. & S. COMPANY DAUPHIN, PA. "St^B* 4 * L - . a able water shall be provided at all times. The use of common drink cups is prohibited. (b) No wearing apparel not in actual use shall be permitted in workrooms either where food Is prepared or plac ed in containers. <c) No |*erson suffering from a com municable disease shall be employed. Persons working in food factories shall be subject to medical Inspection under the supervision of the Department of Labor and Industry. (d> Outer clothing, including head covering used by food preparers shall be of washable material and shall be kept clean at all times. (e) Washing places in workrooms shall be provided conveniently located and of sufficient size and equipment for the occonimodation of all employes. Such washing- places shall be equipped with a sufficient supplv of water and provided with individual towels and plenty of soap. REST AND DRESSING ROOM: (a) In all factories employing or permitting females to work, a suitable wash and dressing room for their us<■ shall be provided so located as to be accessible to such females; and shall be separated from the rooms in which employes work—by partitions extend ing: from floor to ceiling:: and such rooms shall be furnished with suffi cient hooks for the accommodation of the wearing apparel of said females when not in actual use; and shall be provided with a couch and sufficient seats, and washing: facilities to ac commodate all females. The housing conditions in all labor camps shall 1:011 form to the regulations issued for the same by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. NOTE: in addition to the fore going' regulations, compliance of which is required by law, the In dustrial Board strongiv recom mends the observance of the fol lowing: MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT: (a) Machinery and other equipment shall be of a sanitary type and of such material as to admit of cleaning. All tables shall be plain and without sharp angles. Peeling and quartering tables shall be properly drained. All tanks of water in which a product is held be fore filling into cans shall be provided with a continuous supply of fresh, clean water and with an overflow. (b) No scalder or blancher shall be used continuously that is not cleaned at least twice a day. Only potable water shall be used in making syrups or brine or in washing- equipment com ing in contact witli food. No cans shall be brined or syruped by passing through a tank to receive the brine, syrup or water by submergence. (Dip tank). No syrup, brine or the over flow from a syruping machine, shall be used without filtering and heating to the boiling point. Means shall be maintained at all times for the pro per cleaning of all floors, tables, ma chinery and equipment. (c) All machines and convevors shall be provided with self cleaners. All tables, pails, pans, trays, machines, etc., shall be cleaned with steam or hot water at least once each day and as much oftener as is neccssarv to pre vent souring or unsanltarv conditions PERSONAL SANITATION: (a) The smoking, snuffing or chew ing of tobacco or snuff, the open blowing of the nose, expectoration, wetting finger in the mouth and air other insanitary peronal practices are forbidden and plain notices to this ef fect shall be conspicuously posted mvinm, L JACKSON, Chairman. GEORGE S. COMSTOCK .1 AMES C. CRONIN, JOHN P. WOOD. MRS. SAMI'EL SEMPLE. . , „ , „ t Industrial Board. Adopted February 24, 1915. CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE Chicago, 111., March 16. Board of Trade closing: AVheat— May. 1.57%. Julv, 1 23 5 4 Corn—May, 74%; July, 79%. Oats—May, 59®; : July, 54% Pork—May, 17.80; July, 18.20. T.ard—May, 10.67; Julv, 10 95 Ribs—May, 10.15; July, 10.47.' PUBLIC SALE Wednesday, March 17th 1915 flf IS 40 HEAD OF HORSES weighing from 1,000 to 1,500 pounds and ranging in age from 3 to 9 years. This lot 'includes some fine driver and general purpose horses, mated teams. Blacks and grays, some good farm chunks, saddle and Curt Horses. There will also be sold at this sale a number of l'ar<s and l)nmp Wag ons and harness. At these stables will always be founil 25 to 30 head of horses of a variety to suit every need at private sale. Sale will commence at 12.30 o'clock when terms will be made known by Simon Cooper 677 Briggs Street. City M. D. KOONS, Auctioneer. Doa't Forget tb r Date. WEDNES DAY, MAIICH 17, 1815. % i i SHI SEALS & STENCILS IIV || \ I 130 LOCUSTST. HBG.PA. II THE) HtrrliVuri Polyclinic Dispen sary will be open dally, except Sunday, at > P. If., at its new location, 1701 North Second street, for the free treat ment of the worthy poor. FOR SALE 2223 Atlas Ave., 2-story brick, all improvements. 23 S 3rd St., Store Room. 2 la-story frame, all improve ments. opposite Colonial Club, April Ist. H. M. BIRO I'nlon Trust Bldg. 13
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