12 [YOUR MFFeIIUMIIYAFIPEAIRS ON THIS PAGE-ION'! LET ff?BlS SPeatba HOOVUB On June 6, 1918, Martha Hoover, widow of the late William O. Hoover, aged 70 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock, from his late residence, 255 Liberty street. The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Interment East Harrisburg Cemetery. lA>ST AND FOUND LOST A gold scarfpin, with dia mand in center, Reward if returned to W. W. Wtttenmyer, 2141 North Front street. LOST —Keyslone G. T. pin, on Third j or Herr streets. Please leave at 100b < North Second street. LOST - Pennsylvania Railroad Pass over Philadelphia Division, bear ing name K. B. McLaughlin, between Umpas' Confectionery Store and Fourth and Market. Finder will please return to BOS Maclay street. LOST Coinpurae, Thursday morn ing on either Kockville or PenbrooK car. Contained sll, 3 postage stamps and Blough Manufacturing worK checks. Keward if returned to 1640 Vernon street. -—===3 INSTRUCTIONS BUSINESS EDUCATION The SCHOOL OF RESULTS the OLDE&r and BEST RECOGNIZED LEADER —the ACCREDITED INSTITUTION invites you to investigate its claims. *na solicits your patronage upon the i-asis of what It HAS done and Is NOW doing. School of Commerce and Harrisbu g Business College, Troup Building. 16 South Marliot Square. Both phoaes. / INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION in Gregg shorthand, Typewriting. English Bookkeeping. Penmanship, Arith., etc. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL ALL YEAR Enter any time. Bell 694?. THE OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL 12! Mkt. St. Chas. R. Beckley. Prln. Merle E. Keller. Bus. Mgr. HELP WANTED—MAIJK BRICKLAYERS .">U Bricklayers, those ex perienced on Arc brickwork preferred. 6 months' job. Car fare paid after one month's service. Apply 11. KOPPERS CO. Care of Bethlehem Steel Co. Sparrows Point, Aid. DEMONSTRATORS ON BORING MILLS CAPABLE MEN WHO ARE ABOVE THE ORDINARY ME CHANICS, AND OPERATORS WHO CAN TEACH OTHERS. THIS IS A REAL OPPOR TUNITY, PAYS REAL MONEY AND IS PERMANENT. COME OR WRITE. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. I "OPPORTUNITY HEADQUAR- j TERS," DURING AND AFTER THE WAR. ERIE, PENNA. ! i CHAUFFEUR Thoroughly ex- | perienced driver and mechanic, for truck. Belgrade Knitting Mills, New I Cumberland, Pa. MEN-WOMEN to raise Belgian ■ Hares for us. We pay you $6 per pair. Use cellar. backyard, etc. Postal brings catalog. United Food Associa- | tion, 329 West Forty-eighth street, ; New York. WANTED Competent engineer for water pump ing and electrical station. Good pay i and steady worli State experience \ and references. Address Engineer, care of Telegraph. SALESMAN On floor, wanted by the Gas Company. Great op portunity for advancement. See MR. CULLEN at 14 South Second Street. WANTED. AT ONCE YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN WAITING ON TRADE; ALSO ERRAND BOY. REFERENCES REQUIRED. APPLY AT ONCE. FORRY'S. 42 N. THIRD ST. WANTED Man to drive automo bile tank truck, selling oil and gaso line. Married man, over thirty-one years, required. Steady, year-round Riub. Call at ofllce. Indian Refilling Kin- Bosler avenue, Lemoyne, Pa. I NTED Watchmaker, short , good pay. No trashy watches rk on. A chance to work for an larrisburger. Good oportunity. Davis, 19-21 North Fifty-second street, Philadelphia, Pa. 60 ACRES In Cumberland County.—Farm!'! [ls six miles from Carlisle —2 M 1! i miles from nearest town, railroad] ] i [station and trolley stop—4o acresi 1 : [cultivated —12 acres meadowland!' i —2o acres young timber, oak,] ] : Ichestnut, maple, etc. —level Hme-<[ stone and gravel soil—fruit trees.]! Frame house —water supply from]] [spring and well—barn —hog-pen l I—chicken 1 —chicken house, and other out-]! buildings. Possession soon. Price, 1 ! ;$2,600. | I I Miller Bros. & Co. Ij Member Hljjc. Real Estate Board] [ Locust and Court Streets ] [ SATURDAY EVENING, RARRIBBURG TELEGRAPff JUNE 8, 1918. HELP WANTED—MALE ASSISTANT MANAGER LOCAL MAN NOT AFRAID OF WORK. GOOD PAY, EXCELLENT OPPOR TUNITY. CALL BETWEEN 9.30 AND 12 A. M. J. KIMMELSTIEL, METROPOLITAN HOTEL WANTED Sign Painters. Good wages, steady work. THE P! & H. MORTON ADV. CO., 222 South Howard Street, Raltimore, Md. LABORERS WANTED AT INTERIOR STORAGE DEPOT NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. WAGES, $3.85 PER DAY JAMES BLACK MASONRY AND CONTRACTING COMPANY SEE MR. FRAZER, ON GROUNDS . ■ -if ij ;. MEN Age 17 to 45 Experience! I unnecessary. Travel; make secret in j vestigations, reports. Salaries; ex- | 1 penses. American Foreign Detective , j Agency. 603, St. Louis. | I WILL PAY any honest man up ' ! to SSO monthly for part of spare time. [ |No canvassing. No capital. Write to ! day. Voorhies, Desk 155, Omaha, ; Nebr. : i I WANTED A chauffeur and a j ] wagon driver, over thirty years old. ] I Good wages. Fink Brewing Com- j l pany, Forster street. I , WANTED Experienced layerout: on boiler steel plate and structural ] work. Apply Harrisburg Mfg. and ! Boiler Co., Nineteenth and _ Derry | streets. j 12 CARPENTERS Wanted at once. $.65 cts per hour. M. L GROSSMAN. New Cumberland, Pa. Dial Phone 4394. STENOGRAPHER Down-town of iice wishes a young man as Stcno ! grapher mid general helper on books. J Address reply, stating age and experi ence, if any, H., 7157, care of Tele-' [ graph. j GOOD. STRONG BOY WANTED For work in laundry. sl7 per week. ■ Sanitary Family Washing Co.. Six- I ' teentb and Elm streets. COMPOSITOR WANTED State! age and experience. Apply Chemical j Publishing Co., Easton, Pa. ' ' WANTED Three advertisement! I compositors. Good wages; permanent! ; work; 8 hours; day work. Also ruling I i machine operator, with a knowledge ; | of bookbinding preferred, but not nee- | ! essary. Also two linotype operators. I [ Apply at once. Times, Chester, Pa. | GOOD BOY WANTED —To do por- : I ter work around store. Wages, $16.00 • per week. Give age and reference. I I Answer E„ 7015, care of Telegraph. J j SODA DISPENSER WANTED—Who j t can mix own syrups. Salary, $15.00 j i per week. Give age and reference. . i stating what experience you have had. ' i Answer, K., 7521. care of Telegraph, i ♦ LABORERS Wanted at once. $3.85 per day. on Government Work at Marsh Run. New Cumberland. Pa. BATES & ROGERS CONSTRUO- '< TION Co. I WANTED Young man, not over! 17 years of age, as mailing clerk and I minor clerical duties. Only those will ing to work and desirpus of advance- ' ment need apply. Address Box T, 6878. care of Telegraph. STORE MAN For general work in store. Must have, f.ood references. ' Address S„ 6879, care of Telegraph. I ! , MEN WANTED By the Pennsylvania Railroad Company MACHINISTS and CAR REPAIRMEN Good waxes and steady work. Apply at Office of Master Mechanic Seventh and Calder Sts. Also Freight Firemen _ and B relght Brakemen. Apply at Room 29, P. R. R. Passenger Station, Harrisburg, Pa. WANTED Teamster to drive four °r six-mule team; also a man to work °!\. f * l 27 l ' APP'y J - A. Seldel. Marys ville. Pa. WANTED Electricians and help *£■.' PD , ly . Market street, Dau. phln Electric Supplies Co. HELP WANTED—MALE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED Salary and commission. A live wire can advance rapidly. A 1 reference re quired. Apply J. Schoollk, Supt., Room 17. 202 Walnut street. WANTED Experienced mali; bookkeeper. Opportu nity for right party to ad vance to office manager. Ap plications treated strictly con fidential. State experience and salary expected. Apply Box F, 7028, care of Tele graph. MECHANICS WANTED The Rex Garage and Sup ply Co. desire the services of several thoroughly competent and experienced automobile mechanics. Good wages and desirable working conditions. Apply at once to the REX GARAGE AND SUPPLY COMPANY. Third and Delaware Streets. LABORERS WANTED 40c PER HOUR LONG .JOB FRANK C. LEWIN PENN-HARRIS HOTEL COUNTER MAN Wanted. Im mediately, at Stouffer's Restaurant. 4 Nortn Court street. MEN WANTED to loa<: stone. 29 cents per ton. Can earn $26 to $35 per week. Apply Paxtaug Quarries. Pax 'mg. WANTED Laborers and Hoisting Enginemen at Williams & Freedman's Scrap Iron Yard, Tenth below Mul- 1 berry street. Good wages. WANTED Two experienced Ford repairmen, with tools. Apply A. G. McMullen, Ford Garage, 1810 Logan street. l WANTED—An experienced man on cake and sweet doughs. Reply to B. C. ACHENBACH & SON, Lock Haven, Pa. HELP WANTED—FEMALE { WANTED Two good white girls ' for all around work in restaurant. Apply Front and Bridge streets, New j Cumberland. I GOVERNMENT will soon appoint ' 30,000 persons in Washington. Thor ough instruction for examinations $5. Returned it not appointed. Particulars j free. American Civil Service School, j Washington. D. C. ! WANTED Ten bright, capable j ladies to travel, demonstrate anu sell well-known goods to established deal i cis. $25.00 to $50.00 per week; rall i road fare paid; weekly advance for | traveling expenses. Address, at once, | Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 720, j umaha, J^'ebr. j DRESSMAKER—Experienced; waist > and skirt hands. Good wages. Call j noon, or 6 to 8 P. M., 122 State street. WANTED, IMMEDIATELY Girls over 21 years for waitress at Stouf fer's Restaurant, 4 North Court street. WANTED White woman for housework; no washing; email family; good home. Apply 2212 North Second street. SALESLADY WANTED, AT ONCE— Apply at Ross Millinery Store, 203 Market street. GIRL For general housework in [ small family. Must understand cook- I ing. Good wages. Apply 412 Briggs [ street. WHITE GIRL WANTED For I general housework in small family. |No washing or ironing. Address u., 7264, care of Telegraph. Bell 3131 J. | " " i LADY' With sales experience, ' wanted, to take charge, of crew. Per • mancnt city wotk. GUARANTEE AND ! BONUS. Real estate bond required, j 24 Spooner Building. j WANTED A reliable girl for gen eral housew-(4rk in small family. Ap j ply 228 North Second street. I STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST Centrally located office will give cm ! ployment to a young lady who can [ do stenographic work and assist with | general office work. Mention if ex | perienced, and salary "desired. Ad i dress S„ 7 492, care of Telegraph. WANTED A saleslady, experienc ed or inexperienced. Apply Twentieth I Century Shoe Co.. 3 South Market j Square. SABESLADY Gas Com ! pany requires saleslady; great I chance for advancement. See MR. CULLEN at 14 South Second Street. i 1 ! WANTED Neat, young lady, a3 j cashier and typist. Apply Manhattan 1 j Restaurant, 317 Market street. ! WANTED Young lady to learn the flower business. Wages. $5.00 per | week. Apply Keeney's Flower Shop, I j 814 North Third street. i j A GOOD, PLAIN COOK—For board- j inghouse. Good wages to right party. ] Apply Mrs. C. B. Smith, 1246 Market | street. WANTED White woman for gen | era! housework in small family. $6.00 | per week. Apply at 2115 North Third 1 street. | YOUNG GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED ] WOMAN To care for three children I for two weeks. Anyone desiring a : good home will be kept permanent If; satisfactory. Address 1442 Thompson street. GOVERNMENT NEEDS 80,000 WO MEN CLERKS at Washington. Ex aminations-everywhere in June. Ex ! perience unnecessary. Women desir- I ing Government positions write for ; free particulars to J. C. Leonard (for- , ! mer Civil Service Examiner), 561 ' Kenols Bldg.. Washington. WANTED Middle-aged woman for dishwashing. Apply 222 Chestnut street. WANTED Several bright girls. Apply HAP.RISBURG SILK MILL C WANTED , . . . Experienced lady bookkeeper. Permanent position. Good sal - ar.y to competent party. Ap plications treated strictly con fidential. ' Apply to Box B. 6667, care of Telegraph, sat ing references. LOOPERS WANTED On 19 to 22 point work. Steady work and good pay. with bonus. New Idea Hosiery Co., Fourteenth and Mayflower streets. I II :! , BUYERS AND SELLERS are jj brought together by the classified ads. The proprety owner finds the property seeker; the business man finds the right worker; *the landlord finds the best ten ant. The expense is always trifling. ' j ]! The result sought and found is frequently of the highest importance and value. i|' I > \\\ • !! lii . . 1 HELP WANTED—FEMALE |" NEAT-APPEARING. experienced! waitresses wanted. Easy work, in j good restaurant. Apply John Boutse- I < lio, Mgr., Crystal Restaurant, 418 i Market street. i 1 BELL TELEPHONE I OPERATORS WANTED. !• Young women to learn tele phone operating. Advancement is rapid, and exceptional opportunities are open to those who possess energy and ambition. Salary paid while learning. Apply | OPERATOR'S TRAINING DEPT.. 208 Walnut St.. Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. I HELP WANTED—MaIe and Female II U. S. GOVERNMENT WANTS thou sands Clerks at Washington. Men ' women, 18 or over. War work. SIOO ■ month. Quick increase. Easy work. Common education sufficient. Yourj I country needs you. Help her and live i , ] in Washington during these stirring i times. Write immediately for free • ] list of positions open. Franklin In , I stitute, Dept. 403-F, Rochester, N. Y. ' WANTED Man beyond draft age. ! ] to clerk in grocery store; one young i girl, as clerk; also one delivery boy. [ Answer, giving experience and refer ence, Box S, 7143, care of Telegraph. | WANTED Experienced clerk, | man or woman, to sell meat in shop of Steelton Store Co., Ltd., Steelton, . Pa. i SALESMEN WANTED WANTED Dependable salesmen in Harrisburg and surrounding towns. Commission j and cash bonus paid. Permanent men ' preferred, who will invest from SSOJ to SI,OOO. Ground floor investment for the right men. Apply forenoons to Robert Marshall. Phone 2645. AGENTS WANTED WANTED Men and women agents for our old established Soaps, Per fumes, Face Creams, Toilet articles. $25 to SSO week easily earned. Crofts & Reed Co., Chicago. j AMERICA AND THE GREAT WAR ! —Greatest seller in years. Every j American wants it. Lavishly illus j trated. Low price. We will pay you | $225.00 to distribute it. Sample Free, j-International Press, Philadelphia. I S9O WEEKLY' and automobile fur ! nished men everywhere placing ! samples wonderful fuel product with j automobile owners. 3c worth equals I gallon of gasoline. Outfit furnished j free. B. Bailwey, 632, Station F, | I Louisvlle, Ky. ! AGENTS Patriotic pictures. Sell- | ] ing by MilUon. Duty Calls, Pershing] in France, America. Kaiser's Finish, Colored Man No Slacker. Sample (FREE. Renesch Publishing Co., 6526 i I Ellis avenue. Chicago. I TWENTY new war pictures. 15. i 1 SI.OO. 100 $5.00. Also Liberty Mat I frame. Thousands selling. Sample Free. Consolidated Portrait Co.. 1029 West Adams street. Chicago. I SITUATIONS WANTED—MAI hT i WANTED Young man of good I education desires to use spare time at j home in copying 'or recording. B ! 7048, care of Telegraph. ! WANTED By merchant, over ; draft age, who quit business, position i as collector, timekeeper or manager ( Best references. Can begin June 17 j Apply Box M„ 6601, care c£ Tele : graph. ' ; SITu7\nON S W a NTK D— Female^ I WANTED Day's work, or office | cleaning. Address 336 Muench street. I WANTED Any kind of day's work, or washing and ironing to do at home. Call, or write. 125 Cranberry | street. City. • ROOMS FOn RENT j COMFORTABIiY furnished room on ] second floor for rent. Near bath. Opens on porch. Very cool. Use of , phone. Apply 117 Pine street. j FOR RENT North Front street apartment with three connecting rooms, all improvements, facing the water. Also two single rooms. Dial 3195. TWO furnished, communicating rooms, suitable for two people; single room and housekeeping apartment of , two rooms, at 212 North Third. Apply ] 9 Nofth Front street. Dial 5775. I TWO CHEERFUL Second floor j furnished rooms for rent; all conveni ences; use of phone. Call Bell 1218 M. I FOR RENT Furnished" room for light housekeeping. Second and third floor for rent. Reasonable. Heat, gas and use of phone. Centrally lo cated. 305 South Front street. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, unfur nished, city or suburban, with or without kitchenettes; laundry, phone and, bathroom privileges; stoves fur ' nished free. Elderly people prefer ' red. Inquire 429 Broad street. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS For j light housekeeping; all convenieticea; i steany heat. Apply .1814 Green street. FOR" RKfN'T Large, cool, furnish ed front room; bay window; electric lights;, nicely furnished; suitable for two people. Apply 20$ Chestnut street. .... , . ROOMS FOR RENT THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS —j Suitable for light housekeeping, use I of bath, including heat. Address 'E., | 7141, care of Telegraph. TWO nicely furnished rooms, for light housekeeping; use of bath and phone. Call 422 South Thirteenth street. Bell phone 1875 J. FOR RENT—Large, furnished front room, in fine location, in North Second street; corner property, with view of river; reference required. Address F., 6883, carc of Telegraph. SECOND FLOOR ROOMS FOR ! RENT Three rooms, with use of , bath and gas. $12.50 per mor.th. Near Sixth and Maclay streets. Call Bell i 385J, Dial 3590. - ] FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—I Apply 1430 North Sixth street. ] FOR RENT Furnished room, sec ond floor front, all conveniences, on ! Derr.v street, near Sixteenth street, j Address M., 6874, care of Telegraph, i 1723 GREEN ST. Furnished rooms to rent. TWO CHEERFUL Second floor furnished rooms for rent: all conveni | ences; use of phone. Call Bell 1218 M. FOR RENT Two rooms and bath, with all modern conveniences. Apply at 125 Pine street. FOR RENT —Furniaheu rooms, cen trally located. Rent reasonable. Men only. H. F. Esterbrook, 912 North Third street. FOR RENT Newly furnished, light, airy rooms; all conveniences. 11l Evergreen street. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS With all conveniences; desirable loca tion. Bell phone 1804 J. BOARDERS WANTED THE ALLEN HOUSE is open for Summer Boarders. Elegant table. Home-raised vegetables. L. B Allen Boiling Springs. Pa. ROOMS—BOARD—WANTED ROOM AND BOARD For two peo ple; also two unfurnished rooms for rent. Apply 2709 North Sixth street. APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT llOl North Sixth street, furnished or un furnished; all modern conveniences; 4 rooms and bath. Apply 414 North Third street. APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED A small, modern. 5- room apartment wanted. Address 415 Briggs street. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE Two-story, six-room frame dwelling house, and frame stable, lot. 315x316 feet, situated on I the east side of Prospect avenue, in | the Borough of Duncannon, Pa. Price, i $1,500. R. Jones Rife. Agent. Duncan- I non. Pa. | i FOR SALE 2209 North Second street, two-story brick; lot. 56x81. Possession at once. I have several other properties on Second street in good locations for sale. PROGRESS 10 lots, corner Redwood and Ash streets. 225x135 ft. Will sell at bar gain and will accept Liberty Loan Bonds in payment. H. M. BIRD, Union Trust Bldg. - V , ' ' SEMI-BUNGALOW Brick, yellow "pressed, all latest imps., price $4,000, Penbrook. Irwin M. Cassell, 1 444 Re glna St. PROFIT. HEALTH, PLEASURE At Mountainside Park, Perdix.The Bun galow Town, Twenty Minutes out. Cot tages For Rent. Furnished, or FOR SALE. Bungalow Plots, 50x100, $76.00 —so down. $5 monthly—you can "build when first payment is made. Sales-' man at our Perdix office facing state road, every day, including Sundav. Phone, or call, for Free Tickets. A: C. Young, 34 North Second street. DON'T WAIT FOR COOL WEATHER, GO TO PERDIX For Rent, furnished, for the season, Wayne. Cottage, three minutes' walk from station. Open for inspection all day Sunday. Free Tickets. Booklet with Photos, by calling at this office. A. C. Young, 34 North Second street. Both phones. AGAIN WE SAY', HURRY TO PERDIX The Mountain Rungalow Town twenty minutes' out. Trains so frequent no need for Time Table. Monthly Trip I Tickets Eleven Cents eath way. Spec ial, Wayne Cottage, summer and winter home, can be bought at a price two-thirds of what the building would cost. Easy Terms, Too! Cottages open for Inspection all day Sunday. A. C. Young, 34 North Second street. GO TO PERDIX SUNDAY, -8:05 A. M.' or 1:30 P. M. Arrange for that feummer home. Now, make me any pffer within reason and Wayne Cot tage is yours. Salesman at our Per dix Land Office every, day, including Sunday. Phone, or call, for Free Tickets. A. C. Young, 34 North Sec ond street: > —, ! FOR SALE Three-story brick house; ten rooms and bath; electric light; lot, 30x18$, open through to a twfcnty-foot alley. Pleasantly located at 1954 Derry street. Call Bell 2964. or.personal call. Room 600, 19 Bouth Second atreet. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' 1 FOR SALE $2,300 will buy two good houses, lo- i cated on Bosler Ave., liental ■ Income, $20.00 per month. Suburban home, containing 2% acres of land, located along the car line be tween Shiremanstown and Mechanics burg; new frame bungalow with 6 - rooms and bath; electric light; fur nace heat; open fireplace; 150 fruit ' trees; chickenhouse;, immediate pos- ! session. Price, $4,200.00. : 7-acre truck farm, located at Mid dlesex Station, Cumberland County; ■ 2>,4 -story frame dwelling; frame barn; all necessary outbuildings; limestone I soil; all kinds of fruit; possession at 1 once. Price, $3,600.00. BRINTON-PACKER CO.. Second and Walnut Sts. TWO-STORY BRICK AJI im provements on easy terms S3OO down pay as rent. Possession soon. , Apply C. H. Corder, 1722 Green street. Bell phone 4973 J. I VACANT HOUSE FOR SALE—Pos j session at once price, $1,400 2%- | story frame— near Broad street. Ap • ply C. H'. Corder, 1722 Green street, j Bell phone 4973 J. I HOUSES FOR SALE ! 2 Up-to-date Apartment Houses paying 10 per cent. 3-s. frame, Liberty St.. all imp., $2,100 3-s. brick. Regina St.. all imp., $3,700 3-s. frame, Hamilton St., all im., $2,500 3-s. brick, Sixth St.. all imp., $5,000 3-s. brick, X. Second St.. all imp., $7,300 3-s. brick. Green St.. all imp., $3,900 3-s. concrete. Sixth St., all imp., 84,400 2H-S. brick. Summit St., all imp., $2,500 j 2-story brick, Disbrow, all imp., $2,300 I 3-s. brick. Market St., all imp., $6,000 ! 3-s. frame, Kenslngtos St., imp., $2,500 ) ; 2-s. brick, Boas St., all imp., $2,500 2-s. brick. May St., all imp., $2,000 ' j 3-s. brick. Walnut St., all imp., $3,500 i I 3-s. brick. Crescent St., all imp., $3,800 ! | Suburban properties of all kinds. | I also have other houses. Some on i easy terms, pay as rent. Some corner | houses. Also some up-to-date Bun i galows and Cottages. C. H. CORDER. ' 1722 Green St. Bell 4973 J. ! | FOR SALE Corner house and 1 lot. 1001 North Second street. Apply ■ j to F. R. Leib & Son, 18 North Third. . I FOR SALE Double frame dwell : | ing. on Fourth street. Steolton. An nual rental, S3OO. Price, $3,000. Will I exchange for small farm. Chas . | Davies, 204 Calder Building. ' I BIG BARGAIN IN PENBROOK 1 ' REAL ESTATE 273G Boas street, I Penbrook. will be sacrificed to quick " I buyer for $1,600. Shade trees ID | front, fruit trees in yard—lot, 180 feet I deep. Reason for selling, have left I town. M. J. Agt . Penn street. • j Penbrook. Pa. j FOR SALE Only three remaining . : of those new two-story brick houses I ■ ! Nos. 1927-29-31 Zarker street. Wide! i street. Good location. Porches, elcd ; trie light, combination stove, steam • | heat, open stairway, hardwood finish ' ' Must be. seen to be appreciated. Call i • or phone. D. F. Bauder, 21 South' ! . ; Eighteenth street. | GREAT OPPORTUNITY OFFERTD TO HOME9EEKERS r | SIOO in cash or SIOO in Liberty Bonds | will start you on the road to cyd I 1 1 your own home. This opportun'ty 1 i should awaken your attention, as it I Is only for a short period. The price 1 ' Is right, and the location Is very dm. I I ! sirabie. For particulars call I ■ A. P. DORANZ, i 1226 N. Sixth St. i j Member Harrisburg Real Estate Board ! BltlCK PROPERTY With 7 rooms! and bath gas electric light —' steam heat porch front, rear and, balcony slate roof lot, 20x130 —| ) I garage on property. Price, $3,850.' Bell Realty Co., Bergner Building. j FOR SALE No. 1720 North street) '—brit;k house with 7 rooms bath —• ' | gas and electric light furnace ' porch front and rear. Now vacant. I ! I Bell Realty Co., Bergner Building. ] ; I j !! FOR SALE No. 622 Peffer street' !j corner property 9 rooms and ' I bath gas light furnace lot, | -j 16x120. Bell Realty Co., Bergner j Building. TWO BRICK HOUSES on South! Fifteenth street fur sale at $2,650 and] , | $2,750. respectively.— all improve-| ments porch fronts. Bell Realty; ! I Co., Bergner Building. . j $3,000 WILL PURCHASE a brick) house. No. 502 S6oth Thirteenth; street 9 rooms and bath gas furnace. Bell Realty Co.. Bergner | 1 Building. • • • j ' VACANT HOUSE FOR SALE l- j spect this property soon No. 23 North Seventeenth street brick con- I < struction all improvements very ] | desirable location. Bell Realty Co., I Bergner Building. FOR SALE Camp Hill. Hamilton I and Logan Sts.. 2 V4 -story frame dwell- J ing- all improvements; plot, 108x147; j shrubbery; flowers and fruit. Posses-i sion at once. Price reduced SI,OOO. Price. $4,000. For Sale. No. 1405 North Sixth St.; 3-story brick dwelling and storeroom; ' 10 rooms and bath; hot water heat; ' lot, 20x120; rear street; large cement : basement: immediate possession. At-j tractive price. '. BACK KNSTOSS BROS.. Russ Building. ' Member Harrisburg Real Estate Board. | 2Q37 BOAS STREET 7 rooms ■ lot. 20x110 feet. Price. $1,400. 2039 Boas Street 7 rooms elec tric light lot, 25x150 feet—stable. , Price. $1,650. H. G. I'edlow, 3 South : Thirteenth street. I | SIX HOUSES Two-story 6 rooms bath gas electric light furnace. Rental. $15.00. Price. sl,- 500. Small amount of cash needed. H. I G. Pedlow. 3 .South Thirteenth street. HOUSES AND LOTS Easy pay - I 1 j ment plan. See me before you buy. 'ID A. Caley.'Room 708. Kunkel Bldg. 1 j 1 Bell 589. j 1 TWO-STORY HOUSE.-*- In good re- j 1 pair sound investment lot. 15x 1 • 82. Price. $950. Annual taxes less ! than $lO. Apply at Store, 1117 North: Third street. Bell phone 711 R. ; J. E. GIFPLE. -REALTOR FIRE INSURANCE RENT COLLECTING lit) Market St Bell Phone 42> j Member HHrrNhurjr Heal Rour.l | ;! FOP. SALE Desirable lot south ! | west corner Market street and Myers I i avenue. Camp Hill; 65 feet on Market I I street, 164 feet on Myers avenue to ,15 foot alley In rear. Address 2245 i North Second street, Harrisburg, Pa. phone 3990 J. REAL ESTATE FOR UK NT PRIVATE GARAGES FOR RENT— With water and electric lights. )4 per I month. Storeroom for rent; good lo- 1 cation for pool room or restaurant. - Call A. P. Doranz. 1228 North Sixth street. FOR RENT A furnished house. < 9 rooms, all conveniences, centrally i located, from June 1 to November l, < 1918. Apply Commonwealth Trust < Company, 222 Market Street. Harris- - burg. Pa. FOR SALE Pay as rent plan. A 1 bargain. Possesion given at once. : 2532 Camby street, Penbrook. Inquire : J. W. Kline, 1322 State street. Bell i phone 4 BJ. ' REAL ESTATE:—For Sale or Rent FOR SALE OR RENT Cement . block house; 8 rooms and bath; all ' latest improvements; beautiful loca tion; facing river front. Inquire 14 South Front street, VVormleysburg, HOUSES AND GARAGES at Fifth and Curtln streets. Possession of Klfth street houses about July 15, 1918. Fred C. Miller, 31 North Second. Bell phone 307 J. OFFICES AND STOREROOMS FOR RENT About 2,000 square ft. of floor space, third lloor, 301 Cumberland street. Use of elevator. Inquire of J. Sidney Slble. DOCTOR FLOWER'S OFFICE FOR RENT. 1609 Market street. Dr. Flower is leaving tlie city. Goodwill goes with office. Inquire J. K. Klpp. Bell 1942 W. FOR RENT Storeroom, 504 Market street. Storerooms, 248 and 252 Hamilton uruet $12.00 HEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. CHAS. ADLER, 1002 N. THIRD STREET. Member Harrisburg Real Estate Board FARMS 3-ACRE FARM FOR SALE Close to Shoop's Church; 8 miles from this i 'city, Harrisburg, Pa.; 7-room dwell- j \ing, almost new; barn; garage; hog-I 'barn; ehickenhousc and summer-! I house; fruit; spring; creek; produi - I : tive soil; Immediate possession. O. K. j i for summer or winter home. Price $1,650.00 j PAItT CASH. ALSO 3-aere farm, improvements or description as above, close to Har risburg. Immediate possession. PRICE $1,650.00 PART CASH. C. B. CARE, 409 Market St., Harris-j burg. Pa., or Care's Store, Lingles town, Pa. I HAVE FARMS of all sizes from 1 to 200 acres each. Some close to city. Some on easy terms. C. H. Colder. 1722 Green street. Bell 4973 J. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS ! $lO UP ALL MAKES BOUGHT SOLD RENTED EXC HANGED. GEO. P. Tl LLOTSOX. 205 IXH'UST ST. I MULTIPLES DISPLAY FIXTURE I FOR SALE lO leaf. In good con | dition. Will sell cheap. Apply Saltz | giver's Art and Antique Shop, 222 North Second street. FOR SALE | The Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings will offer at Public Sale in Capitol Park, I Harrisburg, Pa., 10 o'clock A. M., | Wednesday. June 26, 1918, Conscrva j tories and Equipment located in the I Capitol Park, City of Harrisburg. i The. purchaser shall pay to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania I through the office of the Superinten dent of Public Grounds and Buildings, Harrislyirg, Pa., by Certified Check or United States currency, the amount at which said building and equipment was awarded to them, as follows: A cash payment of 25 per cent, shall be made on day of sale and the balance I before entering upon the pro.pcrty to I remove the material purchased. I Demolition is to commence as soon | as possible after possession is given | I by the Commonwealth of Pennsylva- . | nia. All refuse, and material must : be carted away from the premises and the premises thoroughly cleaned iin | mediately after demolition by the pur i chaser. The Board of Commissioners of t Public Grounds and Buildings reserves | the right to accept or reject any or all bids. The work of removal shall | be performed under the direction of, and to the satisfaction of the Super intendent of Public Grounds and Buildings. GEORGE A. SHREINER, Superintendent. . j Ry order of the Board. L. W. MITCHELL, Secretary. FOR SALE The Board of Commissioners of I Public Grounds and Buildings will offer at Public Sale in the conserva ! Tories located "in the Capitol Park, I City of Harrisburg, Pa., at 10 o'clock; ' A. M„ June 26, 1918, decorative, flower- j I ing and other potted plants. ! The purchaser , shall pay to the | ('Commonwealth of Pennsylvania | j through the office of the Superinten- | j dent of Public Grounds and Buildings, j i Harrisburg. Pa., by certified check or I [ United States currency, the amount at [ which the same potted plants are I awarded to them, as follows: A cash payment of 25 per cent, shall be made I on dav of sale and the balance before i entering upon the property to remove I the material purchased. The purchaser to remove plants I purchased by him at his own expense, at once. The Board of Commissioners of | Public Grounds and Buildings reserves I the right to accept or reject any or I all bids, and the work of removal shall ! be performed under the direction of. ! and to the satisfaction of, the Super i intendent of Public Grounds and Buildings. GEORGE A. SHREINER, Superintendent. By order of the Board, u w. MITCHELL. * Secretary. I " " SALE unre deemed Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry at a great saving CHAS. ARONSON. 422 Market St. I l | FOR SALE Brand new Holcomb & Hoke electric popcorn machine. Used less than three months. Cost j S6OO. Will sell for $.150. Good rca- I *ons for selling. Call, or write, W. I H. Hoffman, Billiard Room, Masonic i Building. !>ewistown. Pa. ! FOR SALE One store refrigera | tor. good as new: one electric coffee I mill and one slicing machine, at a I bargain. Inquire 1200 North Seventh I street. FOR SALE Square piano. In good condition. Cheap price to quick ! buyer. Suitable for schoolroom or j summer cottage. Call 221 Broad I street. REFRIGERATOR. Walker bins and : counter for sale. Call at 2108'Brook | wood street. I WE ARE BUYING AND SELLING | Diac Records. N. Brenner, 1315 North | Third street. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS NEW PIANO Has never been played. Will sell at saclfice to quick buyer. Apply 1504 State street. FOR SALE Upright Piano, also a Victrola, and a nice collection of mustc, cheap. A party with reference can arrange part cash, rest in pay ments to suit buyer, or have the use of same for storage. Apply R, 6873 care of Telegraph. Pi T A^ LVE fA' IGHT ,? AS LIGHTING PLANT Uses gasoline. Considered by underwriters safer than acetylene- Is as efficient and convenient. Cost sloo—will Bell for $25. Good condi- Thi'd Consylman's, 1117 North BOOKS 20,000 new, old and rare books, 6c up. Aurand's, 925 N. Third. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Second-hand automo bile tires—for cash. Cycle and Auto Supply Co., 107 Market street. Bell 385J, Dial 3590. ALL kinds of typewriter work done —listing, form letters, and envelopes addressed. Address P. O. Box 349. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for ai. kinds of empty barrels and Junk. Call Hell phone 4275. B. Abrams & Son. &24-832 North Seventh street. Diamonds Bought tor Cash; appraiser* for estate. P. H. Caplan Co.. 2u< Mkt. CLOTHING. SHOES. FURNITURE— Bought at highest cash prices and sold reasonable. S. Refkln. 407 Broad street. Bell phone 3370 J. MAX SMEtiTZ Second-hand furniture bought and told. Highest cash pa-ices paid. Ca" Bell 1381R or Dial 5847, or drop a pos lal to Max Smoltz, 1016 Market street. Will call, city or countrv. MORRIS SAYS save money buying Dew and second-hand furniture here. High prices paid for furniture. Morris Schmertz. 1030 Market. Bel*. 3971 R. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I'OR SALE—At a sacrifice, jane of the best located, stocked ; :tnd equipped Electric Shoe Re ipair Shops in the city. Apply at | once to R. 11. Lyon, 225 South Thirteenth street. WELL-ESTABLISHED BEAUTY PARLOR—Established 10 years, com manding best trade in town of 25,000 ; population. Reason for seling is 111 j health. Apply Box D, 7269, care of Telegraph. BUSINESS PERSONALS RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED Single edge, 25c doz.; double edge, ,15c uoz.; old t,iyle, 25c uach. Goi-gas Drug More, loiuieriy at Henry Gilbert ana Sous. Diamonds Bought for Cash; appraisers tor estaie. P. ri- Capluu Co., 204 Mkt. QUININE —Loon out roi that grlpp* leeiing, likely to catch you this changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVE fHOoPHU-jQUININE will slave It oB 11 taken in tune. Grout Drug Sum*. 119 Market suxet. ■■ i t- a Money to Loan MONEV TO IX)AN ou Real Estate security in any amounts add upon any terms io suit borrower. Address P. o. Box 174, Harrisburg. Pa. j MONEY TO LOAN AT LEGAL RATBd ' On furniture, real estate and endorsed notes. Licensed by the folate and un ] fler the supervision of in* linking Ucpariiueuu EQUITABLE INVESTMENT COt. * North Market Square, Established lu i I WHEN YOU NEED MONET ' To meet Immediate necessities, always consult this rellaDle. licensed .bonded institution chartered under I'enns. laws and linaiiced by local people la ' lo lo save borrowers Iroui extortion. Co-operative Loan 4k Investment Cos, *O4 Chestnut Street. We sell W. S. S. and Thrift Stamps. WE LEND MONEI In compliance I with Act of June 14, 1915, to lndivldu- I als In need of ready c£sn; small loans ' s specialty; business conlldentiai. I Liayuicnis 10 suit borrower's convent , ence, positively lowest rates in cit/. i'ENNSVLVANIA INVESTMENT CO, 132 Walnut Street. Musical VIOLINS, MANDOLINS. GUITARS. I BANJOS. Band and Orchestra lustru ' ments promptly and carefully repair- J ed. OYLER'S. 14 South Fourth street. ! IF your Talking Machine needs re- I pairs, Just call Bell phone 3242 J. An expert will be at your service at once. Or bring machine to 1213 North Third street. TALKING MACHINES of all kinds repaired by an expert. All work promptly done and guaranteed. Call Bell 280411 or 1504 Howard avenue. Huullnx and Moving AUTO HAULING Local or long distance. Furniture and piano moving a specialty. Blue Line Transfer. VII Capital street. Both phones. WE do all kinds of hauling—auto or team. Go anywhere. Rates .Reason able. Phones. CONRAD BROS., tii Broad street. GENERAL HAULING AND FAST EXPRESS SERVICE to nearby towns with auto trucks. Only ex perienced and careful drivers. Call Bell 3320. or Dial 2286. HEAVY HAULING —Fully equipped for furniture, freight and piano mov ing No distance too far. Careful driver. Rain and dustproof body. J. F.. Gruber's Truck Service, lrvln Aungst. Manager, Hershsy. Pa. Bell phone }SR-(. WHERE TO DINE STOUFFER'S RESTAURANT. Home cooking served to Businessman and Ladies Jn separate dinlngroom. ' Storage STORAGE —419 Broad street, houae- Ould gi-ods,merchandise. Private rooms 11-13. Also hauling of all klnda. D. Cooper & Co. Both phones. STORAGE ln brick building, rear RUDOLPH K. SPICER, Funeral Director and Embalmet; •11 North Second Street Bell *M. U1 $lO. ,j