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TIOUSANIS MA HE TELEGRAPH WANT AM EVERY NIGHT, ADVERTISE BIG
Mo PR—-George Hope, of Camp Hill,
died Wednesday ot influenza.
Service* at the house at 2 I'. M. ah
members of Camp-23 will meet ut i
I'. .VI. at Market Square to go in
body to funeral. Burial will be
made in Camp Hill Cemetery.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND A dog of good quality.-
Uwiler, by calling at my residence and
proving property, may have the uog.
('has. A. Aertuss. Union Deposit. I "•
LOST —• Between Fourth and Mar
ket und Second and Market, a child s
gray fur neckpiece, on Thursday
evening. Reward if returned to .Mrs.
J*. M. Faslg, 1325 Thompson avenue.
INSTRUCTIONS
A RIGHT START IS HALFTHF
BATTLE Get a THOROUGH
STANuaRD course in Harrisburg s
ACCREDITED Business College.school
of Commerce. T.oup Building. J" uU ' j
Market Square. Bell -igu. Dial 4"33. ,
INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION in, Gregg j
Shorthand, Typewriting. Eng.isn ,
Bookkeeping. Peinanship, Arltn.. etc. ;
*DA V AND NIGHT SCHOOL ALL V LAB. ,
Enttei: any time. Bell 694K, Dlal ldlb ,
THE OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL j
121 Mkt. S. Chus. U. Beckley. Prin.
Merle 12. Keller, Bus. Mgr. !
I IK* *' WANTED—MAIK
WANTED, BAKER Good job for j
rigiit person. 430.00 per week. Steei-j
ton Baking Co.. Soli South Secoud j
street, Steelton, Pa.
WANTED
Bread salesman, one who has j
had previous selling experi
ence only need upply. Sub
stantial salary guaranteed. 1
lteterence required. Apply
STANDARD BAKING CO.,
Tenth and Market.
MAN AND BOY WANTED Boy j
must ut- over i years of age. App,., j
ui once. Aiouern textile Company,:
1823 Fenn street.
WANTED White boy, over 16 j
years old, lor light work. Apply Don-|
ulusoti Paper Co., 113 North Second]
street.
WANTED Thoroughly competent]
bookkeeper. Wholesale house will j
pay very gooU salury to capable I
man. Address No. 411. care of Tele- ]
graph.
LABORERS
WANTED. 25 MEN
AT ONCE. APPLY
PENN-HARRIS HOTEL.
THIRD AND WALNUT SI'S.
WANTED Boy, for light delivery.!
Inquire 201 Chestnut street.
WANTED White boy, 15 or 16
years old, lor grocery store —one who
i ..a rice a bicycle. Apply 1601 North '
. yurth street. j
WANTED, TEAMSTERS Experl- |
emeu, tor uouble and single delivery,
.viust know city and nearby towns.!
Apgiy personally, National Biscuit'
l.i,.i,iiaii.<, Uiu Howard ■ street.
I
WANTED Experienced llreman !
tin stationary boilers. Only steady, j
experienced men need apply. 300 i
Common wealth Trust Building.
WANTED Good porter, also one !
that is capable of running Furd car.!
Apply C. M. Sigler. Inc., 30 North Sec-I
una. |
• URIVER WANTED For Coal !
Wagon; also several men for Coal j
lui„ a,id Quarry. steady work. Ruth
erford Bros., Paxtang, Pa.
■ i
MEN WANTED To load stone, 29 j
tsilw gcr tun. can earn f2„ to 435 per j
week. Apply Puxtaug Quarries, Pax- i
tang.
WANTED Young man, 16 to 18 i
.years, for wholesale business. Good
opportunity. Apply, with reference. I
Audrcss Box H, 7463, cure of Tele-1
graph. J
WANTED
Riviters, shippers and lielperi.
Apply
HARRISBURG MFG. AND
BOILER CO..
Nineteenth and Derry Sts.
WANTED
Experienced mechanics on
automobile work. Apply
THE OVERLAND-11ARU1SBURG CO
SERVICE STATION.
Twenty-sixth and Derry sts.
WANTED One llrst-class barber.
Appiy Tile Barber Shop. 15 North
Market Square.
WANTED—Two good, strong boys
to learn trade. Apply Superinten
dent. The Telegraph Printing Co..
Harri' burg.
WANTED Two middle-aged men
and two boys, with one day's school
privileges, to do general work around
grocery store. Good wages. M. Bren
ner Ac Sons, Seventh and Aluench.
WANTED Several men in phar
maceutical laboratory. Apply Hownian
Mell Ac Co.. 1347 Howard street. '
MEN WANTED To learn *he au
tomobile business and do mechanical
work on same. Thousands of men
are wanted in the United States Army
for such work as driving and repair
ing. Auto Transportation School 360
South Front street. Steelton.
WANTED A man. or will employ
man and wife, to do Janitor and
housework. Aply 1 700 North Second
street.
A Bellevue Park
Mansion
That is a Real Home
)ne of the most complete resi
dences in Harrisburg is the Bul
litt mansion at Twenty-third
and Chestnut streets. If you want
to buy a home that is a real home
tills is your opportunity. We
would be pleased to show you the
property.
Miller Brothers A Co.
ItEAI. I-STATE
Insurance Surety Horn*.
I.oi ust uuil Cuuri si reels
Member Hlig. If en I l-Mulc I loan I
v. J
FRIDAY EVFNING
lIEI.P \\ AN TEL)—MA I,E
WANTED
TAXICAB DRIVERS.
Apply
HABKJSUURO TAXICAB AXU
14AGUAOE CO..
Strawberry and Aberdeen Sts.
WAX'TUU Hoisting pilglneer lot
construction HOIK. Apply WnitiaKcl
A: Dielii, ii Lmon Trust Kunuiiin.
. CARPENTERS WANTED
AT ONCE.
APPLY TO
t\ C. LEW IN.
PKNN-HARKIS HOTEK
HELP W ANTED—tK.UAI.K
WANTED Demonstrutor for na
tionally auvertiseu loou product. Ap
piy at Y. W. C. A, ivtrs. box, between
• una & in evenings.
WANTED Oftlce girl, ul once.
Permanent oosition. Apply Keystone
Hum Co.. 1110 iviolllgoinc-ry street.
WANJED A girl for waitress.
Goou wages. Inquire ul IKS soutu
front street, Stecnon.
WANTED Cnild's nurse—one to
take cure ot u iv<u-yuur-uiu ouuy. Ap
p.y 2ei 1 noi'tli second street.'
WANTED Experienced colored
dlsiiwusliel. Appiy fmluuilpniu
igulck launch, 30i .imrkel street.
WANTED High school girl to as
sist Willi general iiousewora in stnull
upuriiiieiii. ouuu wages. .-111:111 tuiiiuy.
Inquire ooS Woodome street, or Bell
phone 201t>J.
WANTED
Colored girls to strip tobucco.
Pay while Jeurning. Good
wages are ueing earned by ex
perienced strippers. Apply
us NORTH CAMERON STREET.
Second floor.
WANTED Three white dish
washers. Apply ut Davenport Lunclt,
325 Market street.
WANTED—Two young women for
waitresses. Must give references. Ap
ply Stoutfer's Restaurant, 4 Ntith
Court.
WANTED
\\ omen who Hould like to en
gage in uutoiuoone work. Ex
cellent opportunity tor loose
who want to uo uar wora.
Apply
THE OVERLAND-HARRISBURG CO.
SERVICE STATION,
Twenty-sixth and Derry Sts.
WANTED A good laundress to
take work home, uood wages palu.
Appiy 221> Emerald street.
BELOL TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Young women, 17 to 30 years
'of age, wanted to learn tele
phone operating; rapid' ad
vancement and exceptional
opportunities for promotion
for those displaying energy #
and ambition.
Salary paid while learning.
Aply at
OPERATORS TRAINING DE- .
PARTment.
208 Walnut Street.
Between 8:00 A. M. and 5:00 P. M. !
WANTED—Maid for general house
work. inquire at 213"! North Third.
WOMAN —Wanted immediately for
scrubbing and general work. Apply
Stouffer's Restaurant. 4 North Court
street.
WANTED A cook and children's
helper for dormitory. Children's in
dustrial Home. Apply Mrs. C. B. Itet
lew, 266 Hriggs i
WANTED Girl for general house- 1
work. Apply 226 Emerald street.
11 El.l* WANTED—MaIe untl Female!
SILK MILL
Experienced help wanted. Expert- I
enceu weavers average 4>3.00 to y6.au !
per day Other uepai tiueuis proper- !
wonaleiy.
Beginners wauled also. Best pay. I
Conie and earn 30 per cent, bonus over I
aiiu above regular wages. Aply
HARRISBURG SILK MILL
Second and North S reels.
WANTED Experienced cook and !
porter. Apply State Capital Hotel. 2io |
Walnut street.
WANTED Man and woman. El
derly couple preierred. Woman as I
housekeeper, tnaii lor general work !
around the place, on a small, country I
horde east ol New Cumberland. Pleuse i
slate where can be seen. Address Airs. !
Daisy Kyier, New Cumberland. I'a. !
General Delivery.
DIVES. POMEROY & STEWART re- '
quire salespeople in departments de
voted to handkerchiefs, hosiery, un
derwear, books, toys and novelties;
also stock men of middle uga in house
wares. j
SHOEVVOHKERS WANTED i
We need experienced opera
tors in all uepar.inenls, and
can guarantee steudy work.
All work is paid for at piece i
rates, but we guarantee every
employe (leliniie wages. The
more work you produce Hie
more you earn. We also have
openings In all departments
for young men and wuinen tu
learn a useful trade, which
will be of value to them ufter
| the war. The shoe business is
l a necessary Industry und Is 6f
i much importance. Got a Job
making goods for Uncle Sam
If you con, but if not, then
consider the shoe manufactur
ing trade as worth while
learning. If interested, take
this ad to the United Suites
Employment Bureau at Third
and North Streets, and gel
lull particulars.
! - ARRIS BU KG SHOE MFG. CO.
Vernon St.
, HKLI' WAXTtl)—Male and Femulc
' THpUSANDS MEN WOMEN—
; GIKL.S, 10 or over wanted immediately j
\by United States Government. Easy
oifice poaitiuiia ut Washington and in
every large city. Experience umiee
,ea.-.uiy. ( iuu month ami up. 7-huur
day. Vour country needs you. Help
' her. Write Immediately lor tree list,
positions open. Franklin institute,
j Dept. dull c,. Rochester. .V Y. %
_J SITUATIONS WA.SIi.H—MALE
r ! —— -
r EXPEHIENCED OFFICE MAN
\Y unis extra oince worn evenings und
-Jbaturuays. Aibo typewriting to do at
j home. Address bux t>, 6648, care ot
j 'teiegraph.
WANTKu — ; Young man desires po- '
j sition in - spare hours and days, as '
| clerk, collector or salesman. Address I
] Box O, 6661, care ot Telegraph.
SITUATION WANTED
! Executive Dive, active man. 30 I
j y'euis. general experience with yianu- ;
; lucluriug und other concerns, desires i
- | new connection. lient reasons tor I
leaving piesem. position. Experienced I
■ purchasing agent. Understands gen- I
' | eral gccounllng work. Address JVIcC., '
' i Host Ottlce Jiox Sua, llarrlsburg, I'a.
'j SITUATIONS WANTED— FemaIe I
. ! WANTED Day!* work ot any I
j | kind by rellanle colored woman. Ad
j dress liox B, 2398, care of Telegraph. ]
. I WANTED Woman with child j
11 three years old, wouiu like position as
i housekeeper. Address '7(12 Twenty
-1 fourth st.cet. Call 2U25M Bell phone.
. ! WANTED Woman of experience
j desires position lor practical nursing
■ i of attendant tor Invulid. Valuable ref
i i erenccs given. Address T., 761! i, care
l | ot Telegraph.
. j WANTED Stenographer, with
. i live years' experience, wants a good
I i position with a reliable concern; can
, j furnish good reference us to her abll-
I ' lty anu character. Address Box N,
j 7568. care of Telegraph.
j WANTED —.Widow, with one child,
j wisnes to keep House for a widower,
j Address 318 Alucnch street.
WANTED Housework by refined,
young woman, in private family. Ad
; dress Box C, 2678, care of Tele
| graph.
I WANTED . Retined, young girl
wishes to keep house tor a widower —
one who has no childien preferred.
| Address X., 6664, cure of Telegraph.
j WANTED Young woman wishes
clerical work in of lice; has had two
years' experience and can furnish;
best of reference. Address Box E. |
j 6664, care of Telegraph.
ROOMS t-OH KENT
j FOR RENT' Furnished rooms, j
$2.6u per weex and up; warm looms, i
; running n„i anu cord water; uglii ,
housekeeping and private uaih. Vvw
i son Apartments, No. i 43 bouih Third I
| street.
I— ■
I TWO well-furnished rooms, for j
j light housekeeping; gas range, j
i kitchen cabinet, use of laundry. Cor- i
I ner house. No enildren. References, j
| 342 South Sixteenth.
I ROOMS FOR RENT, FURNISHED— |
j All conveniences. Bell Phone. |3.00
land $4.00 per week. Reference re-
I quired. Pine street, also North, ln
i quire Paul's shoe Store. 11 North
! Fourth.
' FOR RENT Two communicating
I first lloor rooms, and one third boor
room, all furnished, within easy walk- !
ing distance of business district. Ap- j
ply 408 Briggs street.
FOR RENT Three large, unfur- j
nished rooms, located on Sixth street;
light, heal and use of phone; no chil
dren. Fall Bell phone 3347J, or in
! quire 2130 North sixth street.
! NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS ]
With or without board. Private fam-1
j ily. 84 North Seventeenth street. j
] FOR RENT—One or two furnished
rooms, with or without housekeeping
privileges, with all modern improve
ments. Apply at 1308 Murket.
ROOMS FOR RENT, 113 Locust St.
—Well furnished. Conveniences. Beli
phone 2307 W.
ROOMS WANTED
THREE OR FOUR unfurnished
rooms, centruily located, by young
j couple. Small upartlnent, with bath,
' w ill be considered. Possession on or
i about October 1. Can furnish excel
! lent references. No children. Address
j 8., 7438. care of Telegraph.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FOUR well-furnished rooms, light
| and airy, bay windows, oa soebnd '
I lloor; corner house; hot water heat;
I gas; electricity. Uood trolley service.'
jNo children. References exchanged. I
j 342 South Sixteenth street/
' FOR RENT Two furnished apart- [
! ment, first and second lloor; heat, gas j
and use of bath. Kent reasonaole. I
i Inquire 327 South Front street.
j FOR RENT Three unfurnished I
' rooms, use of bath, heat and light.
Inquire at 911 North Sixth.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A WELL-PAYING ROOMINGHOUSE
j FOR r- Chestnut street.
! AN exceptionally well-built t Wo
i and-one-ha It-story house, size 3ox2s
I ft., stands back irorn pavement 36 r.
| m lot 60x248 ft.; contains eigiu rooms
; and bath. &Udated on Hamilton
! street. Camp Hill. Pa., short distance
i trom trolley.
| Ruilt for residence, not for specu- I
lation. For terms, etc. apply to
PI. M. ASKIN,
South and Pitt Streets
Carlisle, Pa. j
| FOR SALE Two-story frame I
metal roof, good conditions, yard' '
| Cheap home for SI,OOO Inquire Store' !
1117 North Third. ,e 'j
j FOR SALE Brick dweling, 1603U i
! Derry street lO rooms and hath I
I gas electric light furnace—lot !
21x100, With drive on rear. B e ij
j Realty Co.. Bergner Building. I
I FOR SALE 2 to-story double
brick house, at White Hill lo rooms !
I each house all improvements !
! cheap. Inquire A. Smith. Camp Hill i
) Zt— j
I FOR SALE 1639 Market street '
I brick; 9 rooms; bath; all improve-'
i ments. look at it. Occupied bv !
! owner. H. G. Pedlow, 3 South Thii- '
i teenth street. I
FOR SALE 545 and 547 Noi h!
Second street. Steel ton. Pa., on ' j
'double frame house and storeroom I
I Modern conveniences. Lot. 25xl(h) I
Reason for selling on account t ,r
death. 1-ouls Laeob.
FINE INVESTMENT or residence!
property on North Second street, be
tween Broad and State streets. H r(t .g
9 rooms and bath. Lot 24x126 t J i
wide ally_Slfie ■> back entrances.!
Must sola to settle an estate AH. i
"e" no S, 6660 care of
HOMES FOR COLORHT
FAMILIES I
Three Br' l K Houses. 8 room* WMl ' , 1
tnJta" * , ' sn r ;' lUch ,50 0U needed 1 :;
aim navhient. . * "
Lincoln realty co
1129 North Seventh St.
HAKRIBBURG TELEGRAPH
if ''V -71
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HAVE YOU A VACANT STORE
I
TO RENT? Can you not look about
you and sec retail establishments
which woultj be better located than at
present if they occupied that store of ■ .
yours? Perhaps, somewhere in town,
is a tradesman who is convinced that
his location is poor. He would gladly
consider a change. Advertise to him
; —tell him what you can offer.
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j REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
"IF ITS REAL ESTATE,
SEE SANDKULIN"
DERRY ST., 1334 NOW VACANT;
I modern 10-rooni, 3-story brick; all
I latest improvements; front and rear
I porches; lawn and back yard; room
for a private garage; ideal location
for a physician; can be bought with
SSOO cash.
FULTON ST., 1637—N0W VACANT;
! corner property; 2%-story frame; six
rooms and attic; gas and water; can
I be bought seme as rent. 4,
SIXTEENTH ST., 542 2-story
brick, 7 rooms, all Improvements, ce-
I inent cellar, con be bought with $l5O
I cash and $25 per month. NOW VA
j CANT.
KENSINGTON ST., 2030 B-rooms;
J all Improvements; very cozy home;
| same as rent.
j SCHUYLKILL ST.. 618 Corner
: property; 3-story brick; 9 rooms; all
I improvements, front and rear porches;
' good size back yard; same as rent.
FIFTH ST., N., 2138—2-story brfck;
I one side and a double house; 7 rooms
t and bath; all improvements; side and
' rear entrance; same as rent.
.
| SIXTEENTH ST.. S„ 541 2-story I
'brick; 7 rooms; all improvements: ce- J
j ment cellar; can be bought with $250 j
cash.
STEELTON, SECOND ST.. S., 318%
—3-story frame; 7 rooms; water, gas
and electric lights, a very good bar
gain. Same as rent.
I WORMLEYSBURG, SECOND ST.. N„
1202—2%-story frame; 7 rooms, water,
i gas and electric lights; lot, 25x150;
j price right;' same as rent.
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D. A. SANDERLIN.
ROOM 1. SECURITY TRUST BLDG.,
36 NORTH THIRD ST.
BELL PHONE 1390. DIAL 3573.
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HARRISBURG INVESTMENT OPPOR
TUNITY EXTRAORDINARY
These Properties must be sold in
order to close an estate. The prices
are right. Let me have your offer
within reasonable limits. We know
it will be accepted;
228 Boas St., attractive, substantial
home; splendid location; best of j
neighbors; easy walking distance to |
Market St. Inspection by appoint- j
ment only . _
231 and 231% South St. Three-story
brick; eight rooms, improvements. |
Right in a section where there is al
ways a keen demand from buyers and
renters. No question as to the merits ,
of the above properties. lam in-1
structed to bring about a quick sale.;
Full particulars m interested. ,
Everything in Real Estate,
Young Building, 34 N. Second St.
Member Harrisburg Real Estate Boat d.
FOR SALE Jefferson St., No. 2306
1 jcor ONE WEEK we will SLA UGH- :
ITER the price of this tine dwelling'
I and GUARANTEE immediate posses- j
'''nos. 630 Muench, 1634 Park, 623-25 j
' Ross, 633 Emerald, 1612 Chestnut. 918
I South Twenty-first, 3219-21 North
Sixth 1630 North Sixth and 2116-18
' New Fourth St.. are attractive prop
| erties at RIGHT prices.
1 On Bailey St. we have a brick row :
l of dwelling that can be purchased j
INDIVIDUALLY or otherwise at S3OO
down; the balance as rent. This propo
sition also applies to several mention- |
BACKENSTOSS BROS., Rusa Building !
Member Harrisburg Real Estate Board, j
FOR SALE One lot, 25x100, 10-j
cated on North Second street,. Stee- i
tort: Act quick, Louis Lacob. I
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES—AII |
improvements, front porch, bay win
dow 7 rooms, nice yard, drive alley,
room foi gurage. SIOO down, pay as
rent. Also several three-story bricks,
ail improvements.
Three small houses, suburbs ot j
Steel ton. SIOO down, balunce is rent. I
or will exchange on small farm or city |
nrnoerty. liberty Bonds accepted. !
pioperiy H COK , )E:r[ ,
1722 Green St. Bell 560 J.
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OPPORTUNITY
TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME !
on our easy-payment plan
Small cost payment or Liberty >
Bond Balance as rent.
A. P. DORANZ.
1225 North Sixth Street.
Member Harrisburg Real Estate Boaru j
S3OO CASH NEEDED to purchase a j
thrce-storv brick dwelling, with nlnej'
rooms and bath gas furnace
porch front drive alley on the rear.
I Price. $3,000. Bell Realty Co.. Berg-1
ner Building j
NOW VACANT BO3 North Seven- !
teenth street, brick and stucco dwell-!
Ing. most modernly equipped, well !
constructed, ideal location. Key at l
our office. Rell Realty Co.. Rergner j
Building |
l-'i j \I.K 674 Schuylkill street
—frame semi-bungalow with 6 rooms
and bath other improvements. In
cluding steam heat. Price. 52.200.
Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Building.
FOR SALE No. 1515 State street i
brick liouso with 9 rooms and bath j
lot. 40x90, with drtve alley on the!
reur. Inspect It soon. Bell Realty ;
Co.. Bergner Building.
PAXTANO PROPERTY FOR BALEI
—Frame bouse, with alx rooms and 1
bath gas electric Jlght lot.
30x130. Bell Realty Co., Bergner
Building.
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE BO7 North Second
street. Low price if sold quickly.
Modern steam heat plant, new electric
light system, 12 rooms, in good con
dition. Immediate possession. Apply
S. Friedman, Real Estate, Kunkel
Bldg., or 217 Peffer street.
FOR SALE Semi-detached brunts,
new. North Sixth street neur Uxfoiti,
8 rooms and bath, steam heat, electric,
gas, hardwood floors, cement walk.
Price low. Terms easy. D. A. Caley.
707 Kunkel "Bldg. Rell 589.
Real Estutc For sale—Suburban
FOR SALE Brick house, West
Main street, Mcchanicsburg. siute
roof, gas, electricity, hot water heat,
lot, 60x200. Immediate possession.
Address Box 11. 7583, care of Tele
graph.
FOR SALE A desirable Lemoyne
property; all improvements; front
pofch. Owner desires to leave city.
Price is right. Cull at 1225 North
Sixth street.
TWO ADJOINING LOTS FOR SALE
—Situated ut Camp Hill. Pa. Will
sell very cheap. Apply 251 Susque
hanna avenue. Enola. Pa.
REAL ESTATE I OR RENT
FOR RENT 9-room brick house;
gas, electricity, sleuni heat; tine con
dition. Rent. $50.00. 916 North Six
teenth street. Bell 2912.
FOR RENT Furnished house.
Write to Mrs. Williams, 1509 North
Second.
REAL ESTATE—Ior Sale or Rent
HOUSES AND GARAGES at Fifth
and Curtin streets. Possession of
some of the houses on thirty days
notice. Fred C. Miller. 31 North Sec
ond. Bell phone 3U7J.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
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WANTED—TO RENT
We are having a number of applica
tions at tills time for furnished
houses, apartments aad rooms. What
do you have to offer? Address Mil
ler Brothers & Company, Locust and
Court streets.
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1 HAVE BUYERS waiting for prop-i
erty in any section of the city if i
cheap. Wiiat have you to otter? Chas.
Adler, 1002 North Third street. I
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I
I ARMS
FOR SALE 3-acre farm, good
house, 13 miles from Harrisburg
$750. Call 107 Chestnut street. i
FARMS On hand, any size front !
3 to 160 acres, with or without stock I
107 Chestnut.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE one
large and two small farms, inquire
3402 Derry street, or Lfiul 6708.
1
FOR SAI.E—MISCELLANEOUS |
I
FOR SALE White reed baby car
riage in good condition, inquire 1832
Hunter street, ttrsl upurttnent.
BARGAINS; BARGAINS:
The store ucross trom 1. W. C. A.
offers you the Biggest ami Best Bar
gains in Mens uiiu Buys' suits. Over
coats, Muckinuw Coats, Unuerwcur.
Huts, Caps sun Shoes. SVe are fam
ous tor Low Prices. Give us a iriui.
OUTLET CLOTHING CO..
23 North Fourth Street.
FOl! SALE Two oak mantels, i
with minors over shelf, as good as j
new. Address C. IV. Lady, 119 Cai
der street.
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FOR SALE One new six-Inch
Van Wie Coal Dredging Pump, com
plete. Price right. Aduress Box 890,
Harrisburg, Pa.
FOR SALE Chiffonier, in good
condition. Ueasonubie price. Cail ut
2012 Stale street.
FOR SALE Netv heater. Used'
twice. Also coach, like new; kltcnen'
cabinet. Come tills week. Sold!
cheap. No dealers. Inquire 43-'
Muench street, ut 4:30 evenings, fl ( ;
o'clock mornings.
\\ OOD— WOOD— WOOD
Fine wood, cut short, uak, speciulij
cut tor llreplace. F. J Mat ter. Belli
X 9-.1. .-tee I ton.
W A XTED—.MISCELLAN EOUS
i
OFFICE DESK FOR SALE I
4x6 FEET, FLAT TUP. OAK. AT
HALF PRICE. 204 CALDEIt
BLDG BELL 4377.
FOR SALE Melodeon, 150 years
olu, rosewood tinlsh. Good condition
Makes nice antique stand. Belt phone,
100. I
AVPLIvs FOR SALE Grimes, Gol
den, with a Banana flavor; Stayman.
Wen . Jonathans, York imperial,
eac. Some of these apples are very line.
Cohfe and see them ut U. A. IV icker- |
sham s orchard, one-hulf mile cast ot
Mechanlcsburg. Pa. Trolley cur stops
at orchard.
1919 CALENDARS
Good Selection.
For good service, order at
once and avoid the rush.
Sample Room for Conveni
ence- of Customers.
MYERS MANUFACTURING CO.. 1
Third and Cumberland Ste. 1
Above Shoe Store. I'
I WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
! * I
I FOR SALE. CHEAP To quick.!
.cash buyer. "Novelty Kitchener.'
| runge, No. 118, with water back, I
'boiler, and pipe, good condition, Also ■■
■ "Quality' Gus Range. 4 burners and
simmer. Call Hell phone 3757 J. He*" -
i rlsburg Exchange.
VYPEWRITKHS BOUGHT t'Utt
| CASsn ALL lilAkiiS RENTED - !
KXCH.tAUEU.
GEO. P. TILLO'IaON,
! 305 LOCcal sTULLT. oPPOSII't
I OKPHKLiM THEATER
DOTH PHONICS
Hlti HICST PRICKS PAID for all
klnos ul Junk. Get our prices before
j selling. Call Bell phone 03b. or drop
; us a poqtul and our wagon will call.
Keystone Iron & Metal Co., Uroad and
| Cui rant streets.
! GET your bargains in heaters and
! cooking stoves. We also sell general
; household goods of ull deaci iplions.
IWe pay highest cusli prices. New
| mark & Cown, 308 liroad street.
| MUitkbS ;AVS save money buying
new and second-hund furniture here,
tligli prices paid lor furniture. Morris
riohmertx. 1030 Market. Hell 397 IR.
WANTED A small, second-hand
heating stove —one that will burn soft
I c6al. Address, giving full particulars,
F. S., 1918, care of Telegraph.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
L Cohen & Co., York and Asli ave
nues. have opened up u pluce. Whole
sale und retmll scrapiroti, metals, rub
ber, and rags, paper stock. All grades
of Junk and burrels bought. Pay
highest cash prices. Send postal or
call Hell phone 3331 W. Will call.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Til
kinds of empty burrels and Junk. Call
Hell phone '4375. B. A brains & Son.
824-833 sorth Seventh street.
MAX SMELTZ
Second-hand furniture bought and
sold. Highest cash prices paid. Call
Bell 1381 or Dial 6847. or drop a pos
tal to Max Smelts, lots Market street.
Will call, city or country.
OFFICES AND STOKEROOMS
|
FOR KENT Storeroom at 34 |
North Thau street. Newiy remouelcu \
alio new front. Also uiiices lor lent I
ill same building. Apply next uour i
'1 he William U. Schteisliur Stoles.
KOlt RENT Desk room In down-I
town office building. City steam, 1
electric light and elevator service. 1
Apply to P. O. Box 851. |
FOR RENT *
In the Commonwealth Trust
Company Uuilding. large
roomy offices. Appiy to
COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO.
223 Market Street. *
j STOREROOM FOR RENT Wny
not get in business where the People
come 10 buy goods, 131)2 North Tliuu. j
shelved, ready for business. The j
Best room lor the money. Call and I
see me lot a bargain. Heated by city
steam. 95 feet oeep. J. S. Sible, 25b
Herr street.
OFFICES FOR RENT Furnished
or unfurnished, single or ensuite ut
two or three rooms. Apply H. & L.
Lowetigard, 210 North 'lhird street.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Diamonds bought lor Cash, appraisers 1
fur estate. P. u Capiaii Co.. 20b AlkL |
I QUININE —Look out for that grippe !
i leeinig. likely to catch you tins I
ciialloeaole weather UOH LAXATIVE j
pjlooPiiO-QUINLNE will stave it oil :
if taken in nine. Gross Drug store,
119 Market street.
RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED
I Siugie edge, 25c dux.; uuuoie edge, 2au !
1 dux., old style. 25c each. Gorgas Di ug j
I Store. .
I !
| BUSINESS Ol POKXUNIUKS j
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FOR SALE
Prolitai le New s Agency For
Sale in thriving sdbuiban
town.
storeroom in the heart of
j the business section.
Start a business tiere. The
Newspaper Agency will get
you acquainted with the peo
ple. Address
BON R. 7474,
i Care of Telegraph. |
j POK SADE A first-class moving i
picture machine, etc., buuuiiful stage, j
in a town of 4,000 lnoauiiuius. Jm- i
mediate possession. If interested up-j
■ply to H. Al. Hartx, iteul Estate;
I Broker, Palmyra, Pu. j
i FUR SALE Grocery store. Clean 1
stock, doing u good business. Rea- |
son for selling on account of death. J
Inquire of iaiuis l-acob, Steeltun. Pa. :
Money to lawn
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY
to meet immediate necessities, always!
consult this reliable licensed, bonded:
nisuiuiiu.. i da. -eied dnuc-r Pelidsyi-|
I vuniu laws and illianceu uy local peo- i
pie in 1909 to save borrowers irum j
I CXIUIIIUII.
I LOAN At INVESTMENT CO..
204 LllEoi'NLT ST.
WE SELL W. S. S. AND THRIF'I !
STAMPS. !
•MONEY
PUR NECESSITIES"
♦♦ . '
| We are prepared to help r orthyi
: ipeopie When en need of MONEY for j
immediate necessities. Caii und in
j vestlgate oiii system.
1 ' FMPI/)YES'* LOAN SOCIETY. J
20b BEI'iGNEIt BDDG.
! WE LEND MUN'KY in coinpliaiice
: Willi Act of June 17, 1915. to indlvidu
-1 uls in need of ready cash; small loans |
! a specialty . business confidential, pay-
I luents to uil borrowers con v.eineiice,
: positively lowest rates in city,
I PI'.N.T.- 1 LVAM A IN J ESTMR.NT CO..
132 Walnut Street.
j
Mtlslcui
l. vour Caiafng JUacmiie. needs re
pairs, Just cull Bell Phone 3242 J. An I
; expert will oe al yoUl service at once, j
1 ci uiing uiaciliiie to 1213 Norm iuii'Ui
I all eel. j
' PIANOS .TUNED AND RKPAI RED j
Iby a skilled tuner only. Oyler's, 14
I South Fourtn iti'v' 1 - I
*iALKLNG MACHINES of all kinds!
repaired l.v an expert. All work
promptly dune and guaranteed. Call
Dell USU4R. or 104 Howard avenue.
Huulliig and Moving
AUTO HAULING Local or long- !
dlsiunce. r u uuuie and piunu moving;
a specially niuc Line iTuilalel, si, ;
L-p.tui street OuUi phones j
AUTU tUOU.V G —Local aild long- j
distance. Furniture moving a spec- [
laity. Rates reasonable. Prompt ser
vice. Call Bell bx#J. j
NOVEMBER 8, 1918.
HAULING AND MOVING
LOCAL. ANU LUNG-DISTANCE
Prompt servile, A. &
u. .yjuior Express, ml c-ap.ial street.
iMSU ,/iiuiie HI3jJ.
WE MOVE anything anywhere, any
time. Dayton Cycle Co.. 'J i - Nor in
Third slieei. Dial pnuue 499 U.
uh.VEHAL HAULING A.ND FAST
E\i IviiOa iCiSa lu Neal'uy luWua
vvlLil uuc-- tiuih a Ulliy v AptMlciicctl
attu ca*.Ui unvera. call uuii 64Z\),
oi uini --OO
tluCAw ANU lAXNG-DlbiANCfc
UI niiui e mutuitf. I'l UIII|JI
aervice. t* iiicak u, boo Caiuur
i-lltct. butU yuullea. I>vil oobbJ, Ulul
GUOti. ' *
ULAN V HAULING —Fully equipped
toi luriiiture. treignt and piaho mov
ing. No uisiance 100 lui. Cuietui
ui.vel La.'.i a.to uusipiuui bouy. a.
li. 01 übuvi' a 1 ruck Service, irvin
.luligsi, Juunagei. tiei'suey, ft. Bcii
paone laiv-o.
AUTO TItOCK SEHVICE . Local
dllu iuiig-uiSvaiioe. v. J. Muriqf, bell
aii-J, oaeiloii
ALL KINDS OF HAL LI NO
AND MOVING DUNE
CON it AD BROS., 341 KELEEK ST.
BELL PHONE 623 W.
PIAL FHUNE 3a 16.
HICKS & HUPKiNS Local and
uong-uisluiice Hauling m Kelly.
Both plionea.
Storage
STORAGE —418 Broad street, nouae
lioiu guuus, tacr cllaaillae. Private
rooina aL leaaonauie rates. Alao naui
iub ot all kiuas. O. cooper Ac Co.
Loth phone*.
S UKAGE —in Brick building, rear
tub Market. ttuuaenoiu gooUa in clean,
private looina. Leaaoiiaoie race*. P.
vj. Olener. tub Market street.
SIUtuUE Private rooms for
'.aa.euviu goods in nrepryot tvaie
noase. >3 per niuiicn ana up. Lowei
• image ia.es la uuii-ill cproot rtulo
nouse. Ukil'isuulg alurage Co., 4.11-
11. ouUln scuoiJU' sti'eet.
Uinicr takers
SAMUEL S. FACKLER,
D UiNLIvAL OllcisCLOit.
1312 Derry Si.
BELL 1960. DIAL 3133.
DAY AND NIGHT CALLS promptly
alleuued co. il. AT. Holtmun, Funeral
Director, 31U Norm aeculid street.
KUDOLPH K. SPICEK,
Funeiai uucciur ana Eiiioulmer,
all Norlll becuuu Sil'eeu
BELu 503. OiAa 31 to.
CKMKTIi.ItV LOTS KUlt SALK
PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY
Ueuuiliully siluaiea on Market street
ease oi Tweiuy-sixia, and on me
uurlh anil east laces ilie new pum
way. ine prices ot lots are moderate,
imer Bros, oc Co., Agents.
\\ here to Dlno
ALVA HOTEL AND RESTAUUANT.
AHE HUME OP A'iHSPACTIUN.
STOUFFEH'S KESTAURAN I'—Home
Cooking served to BUsiiiesslnoii and
NAMES IU separate uiiiingi uoni.
Clcuncra and Dyers
iT PAYS to have Clothe* Cleaned,
Plesseu, Dyeu or Lepaireu at the Best
place iu tonu. Can ana uellver.
eiuuulllun b, lavV* .Vol 111 3.-113. Bum
I'UVtICB.
AUIUMOUILK&
UaNfc; a\KW TitUCK
CoVtJicu uouy, iuo. capacity. A
uaieatu. . wl i'u*iauu*piua
LJUtU.
X'OU &ALE Une 1 iiX7 Hupmobile
uwiiur expect* 10 u caned iu uic
VictJ. Aiiyij dullbiiiiic Zi
.wi ui cauiruu iincci.
yJLuU aUTUb
W allied. Uacu, Wt tcuuu oi uld inner*,
.i couuuiuu. scc die ueiole *o-
ciocWiiclt', cuviacd *\utO
.. Giu.ui, ri- wwauilUull,
iNui tu S.-4UUI JU etivvi. ueu aodJ.
FOR SALE Chalmers 6-30; closed
top, ox.ru winusuieiu. Price, ylio.
Nuuress Box 11, i 066. care of Tele
grapn.
■ .• t CjD Ail kinus ol used auto
..res. Vv e pay uigucsi casu pi ices.
No Junk, xx Estei urouk, 915 Norm
-a. o a.rem. mai so So.
MAX WELL, 1917 Good tires, oue
exII a. tvuus ana looks like new. A
Into oargmii ui SIUU.
Indian, uij .nouc, in good runuing
oruei uaioUiu ai |m,
A. aCHH'x'MAN,
22-21-2t> Norm uu.neroii.
REGAL ROADSTER FOR SALE
lli .i. i-eiuss condition, ivlusl Be sold
at once, us owner is leaving city.
Cheap to quick Buyer. Ask lor Mr.
hi. Clair. Driscoll auto Co.. 115 Soutn
Cameron street.
iOl4 K.NUN Racing cur. in goon
Cc .lUIUUU
1016 cualmers Roadsters, ill At con
dition.
bi.AbdlNE GARAGE, Both Pnoi.es.
FOR* SALE, CHEAP 6-pussenger
1y 1 4 DuHiunu touring car; tully elec
trical equipped; liglu una starter; In
Misl-cluss running order; tires good,
two extra. Inquire 606 North Eigh
teenth s.reet.
FOR SALE Hupmobilc, 1013, flve
passenger, in good condition; two new
tires. Price. 6300.00. Address 1120
Walnut street.
FUKD TOURING. 1014. automobile
Good condition Price. $376. Apply
up) Emerald street.
MAXWFdL touring car In Al
s.iupe- Must be sold, owner was
Lulled. I'his cur is like new. A lot
of exirik, a heel with new tires. Ap
ui' at 126 South Eleventh -ireet.
.SECOND-HAND MOTult TRUCKS
cub oAI.E CHEAP Consisting 01
ariely ol Koru CM.*, Willi rear-end
,nr ton capacity, i iiusa laUlck, Keu
.... .uack, with power aoisu dump
lod) Ai. arc goou uargaius Inler
.lOiial Huivester Company ol
Alliance truck UepL sis Walnut
Struei
-
FORD 1914 Touring Car, with aIU
new tires, in lino shape, at a bargain.
Call at 332 Blackberry avenue.
MAGNETOS Ail types; and 6
Uuecn high tension, Eismann, Dixey.
Splitilorf. Meo. Remv and different
lal r of coils, carburetors, etc. A
fcnißnAtn. 33 24-36 North Cameron
ntr*et Bell 3633.
..in toX E AUTO TOP CO.
Ail sons ol auto lop anu cushion
Murk uuiie by experts. Also repair
wore neusuiiab.e rates, lulsn Mar
ket U ■
FOR SALE Small car, In good
condition, can be purchased reason
ably. See Dr. Burnite 1718 State j
street. j
AUTOMOBILES
sUNSHJNK OAItAGE Auto re
paying ay experts. itoad jobs m
specialty. Cuarges reasonable. Both
inoiics. Suusuiue Gurugc, Zi North
Gaiiieruu •nine
. i
USED CAR a
j REAL AL i liaiOßliaE VALUES Jl
] 1916 Ford Touring car, newly palnt-
I ed, 4 new tues, deniouiuabie rims,
, Willi exua rim ana tire; engine lu
line coxiuilion.
Overland, Model SO, just out of paint
shop; splendid condition; bargain.
(Oakland Roadster, newly painted;
barguui at $235.
Buick Roadster, Just painted, motor
in good shape; real bargain.
Ford 1914 Touring Car, painted and
overhauled.
Overland Koudstcr.
Ford 1916 Delivery. 31x4 tires, paint-
I ed unu rebuilt.
Ford Trucks, with attachments, new
bouy anu cub, motor rebuilt. This 1*
practically a new Job.
Open Evenings. Convenient Pay
men is may be urranged.
MAC'S OARAGE, *
117 South Third Street.
FORD TOURING CAR BODY—Want
to trade It for runabout body,
bchell's Seed Store, 13U7 Market
street.
VV Al. PKN.N GARAGE ~
• U4-6 Mueiich sirecL Limousines for
lUiiarai. parucs and oulis; careful
aii vers; open uay and night. Bell
i all 4.
FOR SALE Seven-passenger
Packard Touring Car. Cheap to quick
buyer. Harrisburg Taxicab and Hag
gage Co., Strawberry and Aberdeen
streets.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
AUTO SUPPLIES
Entire stock of Accessories
and other supplies, which are
ordered, will be sold al sacri
licing p ices.
Oas and Oil also Reduced.
Special Price on Barrel Lots.
H. L. ENDERS,
239 South Cameron Street.
FOR SALE
One 1918 seven-passenger
PACKARD TOURING CAR.
7,000 miles. Excellent condi
tion. Apply
204 STATE STREET.
OVERLAND
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
These cars will move quick
ly, for they are all marked
fairly and all are excellent
value*.
S-passenger big four Over
land touring, repuinted. Tire
equipment specially good, In
cluding two Slivertown Cords. •
Car mechanically tine, can
hardly be told from new.
S7OO
2-passenger Overland with
bucket seat speedster body.
Tires good, mechanical condi
tion fair. Owner will sacri
fice for
$250
5-passenger Rco touring.
Mechanically good condition.
Tires excellent. Repainted and
offered at S2OO less than pres
ent market price.
5-passenger light touring. A
snappy, light economical car
with lots of power.
$l5O
Eight-cylinder Oakland
touring, In splendid condition.
Unusually powreful. A late
model, up-to-the-minute car.
USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT
Buick one-ton truck, com
pletely rertnlshed. Equipped
with electric lights, open ex
press body and cab. Excel
lent mechanical condition.
Worth one thousand dolluis.
Specially priced at
$750
D-E 2-ton Worm Drive
1 truck, chassis only. New in
May. owner needed heavier
truck.
Tire Payment* Can Be Arranged.
THE OVEKLAND-HARRIS
BURG CO.,
212-214 North Second Street.
! MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
I
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE —Like new.
Bargain at 195.U0. Hornt. Lingles
|tuwn, Pa.
! FOR PALE lndian motorcycle,
with side car, 1916 model, in good epn
dltion. Call 326 Mulberry avenue,
Steelton. Pa.
FOR SALE—Harley-Davldson cycle.
1918 Model. Will sell at once. Harry
y, SEITZ. Royqlton. Pa.
i BICYCLES. BICYCLES.
New and reSiilt bicycles at very at
tractive prices; guaranteed repair
ing, como here and get a square
dßal ' H. F. ESYEKBROOK.
912 N. Third Street.
Dial 4990.
INDIAN. 1916—Good as new, $120.00.
Good tire* —one new. Barguin, Hurst
Garage. Linglestown. Pa.
BICYCLE REPAIRING
BY AN EXPERT.
ALL Vv Ulai GUARANTEED.
DURf SHANEK.
WITH
ANDREW REDMOND,
1507 NORTH THIRD ST.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCI.EB
,
FOR SALE
g •
1917 Excelsior Motorcycle, 3-
speed. Presto-lite, Klaxon,
new Rogers light, side car,
carbide generators. In Al con
dition. ai a bargain, luquire
DAYTON CYCLE CO..
912 North Third Street.
HENDERSON MOTORCYCLE FOR
svLE— $125. 1916 Model. 2-epeed.
Good machine. Call 24 Chestnut
street, steelton.
!•; BUY old bicycles, coaster
brake*, and flames. Call Dial 4990.
E*terbrook.
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