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I PROPERTY IS_ALWAYS MARKETAM|--I)SE THE CIAOTEft AM. I"
aieatbs
I'REMKLL At rest. Mrs. Caroline A.
Fremell. widow ot the late Theodore
A. Fremell, in her 62d year.
Funeral services Monday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock, from her home, Jim
.North Second street. Services ana
interment private.
Kindly omit flowers.
IN MKMOKIAM
Gone, but not forgotten.
In menv#y f our dear daughter,
Kathryn Wullis.
Softly now the light is falling
--i your quiet grave,
Where ftiere sleepeth one tte loved
But could not save.
Oh, you do not know how we miss
you, ,
For "there's such a vacant place,
Ol'ttimes we think we hear you tom-
No more we will see your smiling
face.
Vet we know that you an' hal'P!.
In the mansions of the blest.
Where there is no houi of parting.
Just one sweet, eternal rest.
MR. AND MUS. WAT.LIS.
LOST AND FOUND
utcT On November 26. a dla
ns
ond street.
LOST Black fur neckpiece, on
Hummel street, neur ''emlii -
ward If returned to 166 Hunimei.
LOST A medical bag, betvv een
Harrisburg and I J enbrook d>
1T35 State street, and rece.
n;;. g-" '"""
to SOT North Second street.
I.OST ITS in bills in downtown
seouon. Reward ofllM returned.
Call Dial phone 4.3 a. caie
graph.
FOUND A purse, with sum of
money, in Long's Dry Goods store, m
prov'ihg' property°and ing for this
advertisement. __
IN Si lt UCTIONS
ST VNUAHU course in tiarri
bui'g, ACCREDITED Uusiness Col
l Joe School ol Commerce. Tioup
Luuding la South Market Square.
Bell isj. Dial 4303.
INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION ' tJregg
Sho.cnalid, 'iypewriting. LnilU.
y lau. Euicr any lime. Bell 6j4U.
Tre'i- KICK ;i'ttAlNlNG
aUuiuct Cliiia tw. HecKiev, i rtu.
akciie K. Kciier, Bus. Aifc i.
HLLI' \\ ANTED —MALI-.
WANTED First-class barber Ap
ply Bolton tlouse .Baroed- >hop, -•>
..ortli second street, Hariibnig.
WANTED Watchman, to work,
,Su,.uays only. Apply Kraus <k Co.,
me., 323 South Cameron street.
WANTED A good man for an es
tablished tea and coffe roUte. Bmai
bond und good reference required.
Apply Grand Luion Aea Co.. -v
.North Second street.
WANTED - Boy to work between
school hours. Must be over 16 years
of age. Apply Rose's. Second and
Walnut streets.
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS
—steady winter work. Highest wages.
H. A. Bodmer. 326 North Third street. ,
MEN WANTED—To lod atone. 29
cents per ton. Can earn |2o to 35 per
week. Apply Paktang Quarries. Pa* j
tang.
MAN WANTED To book orders ,
for Nursery Stock and hire agents. Big
pay. Exclusive territory. "? ' j
tit. Emmons & Company. Newark,
New York. I
WANTED —Two good, strong boys,
to learn trade. Apply Superintend
ent. The Telcgrapu Printing Co..
Harrlsburg.
WANTED Men wishing positions j
Firemen. BraKemen, Electric Motor- i
men. Colored Train Porters. leiins>l-|
vania. Uhiu and New York roaus. .vo (
experience necessary. * luo "*|f u 4 .{J® r
month. Quick promotion S2UU-SSUU
per month positions, Nuine position
wanted. Inter Hallway Dept. DO. In
diaiiapolis. lnd.
WANTED Experienced salesman
for men's clothing and shoes. Good!
wages to star*. Chance for advance- ;
toent to the i ight party. Permanent
position. Call, or address, A. J. Lehr
inuri, 37 South Front street, Steelton.
Pa. _
WANTED Carpenters, at Four
teenth and Market, Monday morning.
December 9.
WANTED
Good Loom Fixers. Steady em
ployment. Highest wages. Apply
at once,
HARRIS BURG SILK MILL.
Second and North Sts- Harrisburg. Pa.
A RELIABLE MAN WANTED—To |
book orders for trees, shrubs, roses.
Rig sales. Weekly pay. Permanent.
Guaranty wins trade. Guaranty
Nurserv, Grunlte Building. Rochester.
N. Y. I
j
AUTO MECHANICS
TWO FORD REPAIRMEN
APPLY
MAC'S GARAGE.
117 SOUTH THIRD ST.
GOVERNMENT needs hundreds
clerks for Income Tax, Customs, In
ternal Revenue. Harrlsburg examina
tions soon. Salary, 11,100-12.0UU. Ex
perience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars regarding examinations,
write J. C. Leonard (former Civil
Service Examiner). 2561 Kenols
Building, Wichita.
One on Pittsburgh
"Pittsburgh does not have a
street to equal Front Street
in beauty" was the expres
sion of a Real Estate man
from the "Iron City," who
this week walked along our
Grand Boulevard.
Recent changes in families
and family plans have placed
on the market a couple of the
Front Street homes. We have
them to sell at reasonable
prices.
Miller Brothers & Co.
Ileal Estate
Insurance Surety Hssl,
l.ocnsl and Court streets
Members libit. Heat Estuta Hoard
• W MW'.W'W.W'WI v. • / '^^^!j(H|!l|^pPW"™!'' t . " • tv*"'"^••^''•''^^^77 v".'
SATURDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG $&&&£ TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 7, 1918.
I HELP WANTED—MALE
MEN Age 17 to 56. Experience
- unnecessary. Travel; make secret in
l. I vestigatioiiM, reports. Salaries; ex
e I penses. American Foreign Detective
i Agency, 603. St. Louis.
4 I WANTED District ami local
d j agents In every city ana town in
I I'eiinsvlvania. Automobile Insurance.
I Excellent policy. 40 per ceiu. more
- i coverage, vO.per cent, less cost. Big
i proposition. Address Y., 6394. care of
__ : telegraph.
WANTED
Five good Linotype Operators.
Good working conditions.
Apply to
IIAURY A. FRY,
s
Telegraph Composing Room.
WOODWORKING MACHINE MEN—
Also FURNITURE FINISHER who
B ; can mix stains. l'ederal Equipment
! Co.. Carlisle, Pa.
| HELP WANTED—FEMALE
| WANTED Woman to do small
! washing and ironing. Must be good.
- . Call 841 R. between 3 A. M. and 5 P. M.
WANTED Competent girl for
general housework; $6 to $8 per week,
- according to experience and ability.
- Inquire 2133 Green street. Bell phone
- 1 4059.
" i WANTED Girl for general house
it work. No cooking. Apply 1913 North
- Second street.
i WANTED . Experienced woman
it ' for general housework. Good wages. :
t ; Apply 240 Woodbine street, or Bell
1. ' phone 4SBSJ.
t ! STENOGRAPHER WANTED
. ! Lady stenographer in fire in- ,
r surance oftice. State age, sal
i | ary expected, also experience.
Address
-j 'INSURANCE," Care of Telegraph. j
. ! YOUNG WOMEN WANTED To i
- | learn shoeniaking. Learners are well j
I I'eid and earn good wages when pro- ;
- i fleient. Harrisburg Shoe Manufactur- j
t ing Co., 1402 Vernon street.
i I " —;
t \\ ANTED Seamstress, for plain '
i sewing. Call Mrs. Hendle.v. Bell 1814. '
RANTED White woman to wash
; dishes. Apply Crestfleld Cafe, 213 :
- j Chestnut street.
' ! R OMEN TO SEW Goods sent pre- I
■ i paid to your door: plain sewing;
steady work; no canvassing. Send 1
, I reply envelope for prices paid. Uni- i
. versal Co.. Desk 3. Philadelphia. Pa. '
-I WANTED Stenographer. with!
; some experience for stenographic and
, | clerical position. Apply The William!
, 18. Schleisnor Stores, 32 North Third!
. | street.
.I— , i
i R OMEN With relatives in the |
1 Army. Navy or Air Service of the :
• ] J nited States earn $5.00 dailv easily
by writing me. Address Be mice .
Prouty. 2007 Harris Trust Bldg.. Chi
cago, 111.
■ ; \\ ANTED Girl, or middle-aged '
i woman, for cooking and general i
housework. No washing. High
■ wages and good home. Henry Boett
;; cher. care of Armstrong Cork Co '
, I Lancaster, Pa.
i Reliable young girl !
II? i ® school age. who is willing to
i u,P w housework and care for !
. : children in afternoon. Good wages. :
> Call Bell 413 M.
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PEACE WORK AT WAR PAT
i ! guaranteed for three years. Knit urg
i; ently-needed socks for us on the fast. ;
I I simple auto-knitters. Full particulars '
! to-day. 3c stamp. Auto-Knitter Co..'
; ; Dept. 14C-C, 821 Jefferson, Buffalo, j
i i N. Y.
.
i A GOOD PL.VCK TO WORK!
R'E OFFER TO YOUNG WOMEN
| Pleasant surroundings.
! j Good associations.
I Good pay.
j Clean and iascinuting work,
i. A chance to dcieiup personality.
j WE NEED You IF YOU ARE j
Alert
Cheerful
Wuling.
1 j .Vleals at less than cost; sick bene- i
1 fits; anniversary payments; vacations ;
; I with pay.
Apply 6;|). A. M. to 5:00 P. M. to!
illss tvllne. Operators' Employment I
1 Department, 2u walnut street.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
I
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:
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j j
i WANTED GIRLS TO WRAP TRI
- ANGLE MINTS. GOOD WAGES !
'
AND STEADY WORK.
'
j APPLY AT TWELFTH AND i
| HERR STREETS
i | WANTED —Two young women for j
t waitresses. Must give references. Ap- !
; ply Stouffer's Restaurant, 4 North I
. j Court.
WOMEN—Wanted Immediately, for i
' | scrubbing and general work. Apply j
1 i Stoutter s P.eataurant, 4 North Court <
street.
■
ii WANTED—Women grocery clerks.
I Apply Steelton Store Co., Sleclton, Pa.
; CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
I Harrlsburg, December 7. 12,00u i
women clerks needed. Salary. $1,200.
! Experience unnecessary. Women de
-1 s.ring government positions write for
' free particulars. Raymond Terry 1
! (former Civil Service Examiner). 467
i Columbian Building. Washington. {
HOSIERY LEARNERS WANTED— i
From 14 years ot age and upwards. I
Good wages paid while learning. Ap- I
ply New idea Hosiery Co., Fourteenth (
: and Mayflower streets.
I —— !
j HELP WANTED—MaIe and Female 1
SILK MILL
Experienced help wanted. Expert
encer weavers average $3.60 to $6.5u
; per day. Other departments proper-
I lionately.
Beginners wanted, also. Best pay.
' Come and earn 30 per cent, bonus
> over and above regular Wages. Apply
HARRISBURG SILK MILL
< Second and North Streets.
' iit.i.F VV ANTED— Mule ttild Fcmulc
' ! GOVERNMENT Clerk Examinations
■| In Harrisuurg soon, gusioius, iiner
■ | nal uevenue, income tax, tvauway
' ! atall, Post uitlcu. 61,100-41,80u. BX
; perience unnecessary. Aleu and wo
',llloll ueslring gov ei nlllelli positions
1 ' write lor lite purilcuiurs. J. C. Geou
i aru (tormer Civil service Examiner),
■ j to 6 Kenois Building, Washington.
! ! THOUSANDS U. S. Government
■ j Peace positions open. Men, 16 or over.
I Women, Is or over. Kuilway Mail
' | Clerks City Mail Carriers Post
t Oltiee Cleras customs Clerks
Clerks at IS ashingion, 1. C. 41,0uu to
41.00U year, short hours. Common
Iru u vat ion suftlcient. List positions
j now obtainable, liee. Write 10-uay.
Franklin institute, Dept. 399-K, Ro-;
; Chester, N. Y\
thousands men women— '
GIRLs, 16 or over wanted Immediately 1
by United States Guverumeni. Easy
j uitlcu positions ut Wastuugiou and tit
every (urge city. Experience uuiiec- i
'lessuiy. 41ou month una up. 7-huut i
' day. Your country iieeds you. Help
- her. Write imuieuiuieiy for tree iiet, 1
i positions open. Franklin institute, :
! Dept. 403 U. Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED —Elderly couple, who de
• sire a good home in the country, mun '
j for general work around premises, I
| und woman for housekeeper, in small i
! futility. No washing. A good home to,
j right party. State where can be seen.
I Mrs. Daisy Fiyeler, New Cumberland.
SALESMEN WANTED
! SALESMEN Big, quick profits
{New Carburetor for Ford cars. Simple, j
not a moving part. Installed in thirty;
| minutes, guaranteed to double your'
I mileage uiul start in xero weather I
] without heating or priming. 15-day
| FREE trial. Write C. 6c J. Carburetor'
; Co.. 505 West Juckson Blvd.. Chicago, j
SALESMEN General Business re-I
, vival. Real hustlers make real money i
J with our strongest Calendar and!
i Specialty Line for 1920. Our War!
i bonus contract most liberal ever of-j
i fered to producers. Exclusive terri
| tory. Commissions paid weekly. |
Sentinel Printing Company, Indian-1
! apolis, Ind.
|
SEVERAL SALESMEN
for door-to-door proposition. !
Newspaper experience desir- i
able. Address
M.. 6541,
Care of Telegraph.
AGENTS WANTED
AUTHENTIC HISTORY OF TIIE!
WORLD WAR
with introduction by Ueneral Peyton
! U. March, highest officer in the Unit
ed States Army. Oittclal photographs.;
j Sell on sight. Big terms. Extraordi-!
nary opportunity for men or women. !
• Outfit F REE. Universal House, Phila
delphia.
1 ;
NEGRO IN" WAR New book com- i
; plete, the only war book fair to eol-!
| ured people. Millions will be sold. Big;
i hit. Big outfit, 25c. Write quick. ;
Jenkins Publishing Co., Washington,;
| D. C.
I I
I $20.00 DAILY distributing Prize I
j Peace Pictures. "Liberty and Peace," I
! "True Sons of Freedom," "Human Lib- I
I erty Bell," "Foch," "Pershing," j
! Honor Roll. Flnoi mous demand. I
Samples Free. Also portrait calulog. I
j Consolidated Portrait Co., 1034 West I
j Adams street. Chicago.
!• $5O PER r'eek easily earned sell-'
ling Guranateed 'Snuglit" Weather I
I Stripping. The season is here. Every- I
body needs them. Everybody buys'
them. Write for story. Lehigh Mfg.!
I Co., AUentown, Pa.
— _|
I COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE
WORLD WAR
By F"raneis A. March, with introduc-1
I tion by his brother, General Peyton !
j C. March, highest officer in the U. S. ,
A. Complete and absolute authentic.!
I Official photographs. Greatest Oppor- !
tunity for big profits. Credit extend- i
| ed. 20th Century Publishing Co.. I
I Philadelphia, Pa.
j AGENTS Wonderful winter op- j
i portunity. New Winter automobile ]
! fuel, anti-freeze. putictureproof. Ave- ;■
I year guaranteed spark plugs, etc. Out- i
At free. B. Ballwey, 632, Station F, i
j Louisville, Ky.
j COAL SHORTAGE Making Oil !
; Burner men rich. Gas Are in an a! j
i stove from kerosene. Get oui if-1
| fer. The Wonder Burner, Coin... us.
j Ohio. " ]
! BEST WAR BOOK Our agents I
! making 50 per cent, more selling!
1 sideline every home. Both outtits, j
worth $l.OO, free. Send 20c for post-,
age. Mullikin Company, Marietta, i
Ohio. ' |
OFFICIAL. ENDORSED WAR BOOK, !
MAPS. CHARTS AND DIAGRAMS —I
j Unique copyrighted service insert for!
soldier's photograph, regiment and
! military record. Sells like hot cakes |
to soldiers and friends regardless'
; other war books. Endorsed by htgh-j
est U. S. Military Ofhcial. American.!
Canadian. British, French and Italian!
official photographs. Complete and |
authentic, low price. Agent's proOtj
$l.lO to $1.50. Big premium extra.
Prompt shipment. Freight paid.!
| Credit given. Thrilling battle
scenes, wonderful airplanes, Zeppe-1
llns. submarines, torpedoboats, tanks j
j and battleships. Hun atrocities, poison I
j gas and liquid Are. Send 10 cents for'
i postage on magniAcent free out At. H. i
K Baldwin Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 314!
I Rockefeller Bldg.
! AGENTS —Here is your once-in-a- '
I lifetime opportunity to make several i
i hundred dollars' proAt in your spare |
' time taking orders for popular-priced j
j Complete and Authentic History of'
! World War; 800 pages, illustrated j
j with magniAcent ofllciul war photo- I
, graphs furnished by American, Cana- I
i dian, British. F'rench and Italian Gov- |
I ernments; gives inside facts: every-|
one has a relative in service; every!
! home wants book; we pay biggest;
; commission and ship books on credit. |
] Send for free outllt at once to the i
I Authorized Sales Agents. Address i
I Manufacturers Company, 62 North j
, Washington street. Boston. Mass. .
I AGENTS Kaiser's Finish and 40 !
I other best War pictures. Sell like !
| hot cakes. Sample FREE. ■ 15x19 ;
! Gold Framed pictures 12c. Sell 50c. 1
• I'ortrait Catalog F'ree. Peoples Por
trait. Sta. D, Chicago.
i
AGENTS Men and Women make
big money selling our new up-to-
I oate Christmas and 1919 specialties.
Free catalog, samples, quick sales. .
iNo experience. Cruver Co., Jackson
I and Cnmphell. Chicago.
j SIDE LINF3. Top Notch Specialty, i
. Responsible house. Pays Big Com- i
'. missions promptly.* Write to-day.;
i Samples and sales talks free. No de- j
j lays. ErUiksOn Company, IJes Moines, |
lowa.
i SITUATIONS WANTED—FemaIe
1 WASTED Woman, with child >
i four years of age, desires to keep
! house; can furnish references. Ad-'
dress Box U. 6534. care of Telegraph, j
WANTED Woman wishes day's I
work or offices to clean. 515 Prim- ;
rose avenue.
WANTED Housework, by refined. ■
voung woman, in small, private fam- :
ily; can furnish references. Address!
Box 11. 2396. care of Telegraph.
WANTED Woman wishes pus!-'
tlon as chambermaid or dishwasher.!
Apply 441 Broad street.
j "
ARE VOL" TIRED OE.PAYING
RENT of paying somebody else a
profit on their real estate? It's a good
time to buy a home to secure good
values in real estate and to arrange fav
orable terms of payment. Rent receipts,
do not give you an equity in the prop
erty in which you are living—no mat
ter how many of them you may ac
quire. Study the real estate ads. In
vestigate some of the offerings. You'll
I find it interesting perhaps highly
profitable.
"
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j SITVATIOXS WANTED—FemaIe ;
; STENOGRAPHER High school
i graduate wishes position; can furnish
: reference. AddressSSt. t U542, rare of
| Telegraph.
| SITUATIONS WANTED*—MALE
|
i
MAN OP 40,
With 20 years' experience in
| the handling: of investments,
j and qualified to manage largo
financial atTairs, desires posi
tion as private secretary or
contidential assistant.
Salary not important until
ability and Htness can be
demonstrated.
Address
1 . '!
BOX H, 01r.5,
Care of Telegraph.
ROOMS FOR RENT
| FOR ItENT Four-room unfur
-1 nished apartment, witn steam iieut,
I batnrooiii and uil modern luiprove-
I inelKS. Only for man and wue. Ap- i
j piy iul44j North beventn street. j
I FOR RENT Two furnished llrst |
: iloor rooms; all conveniences; use oi I
! bath and pnone; within easy walking
j distance of business district. -tos
: Briggs street. Bell phone 3224 M.
• FOR RENT Two rooms, corner
house, completely furnished for house
keeping; all improvements; front anil
: rear entrance; separate bells; con
stant hot water; hot water heat.
; Adults only. Bell 4335 W.
j FOR RENT Furnished house-
I keeping rooms; elderly couple pre
ferred; no children. "Call evenings at'
j 648 Boyd street.
[ FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
I for light housekeeping. Good location
| —on car line. Address A.. 1150, care
rof Telegraph.
| FOR RENT Furnished rooms. In-
I quire 226 South Second street. Bell
' phonq 1231.
] *'OK RENT Barge, clegantly-
I furnished warm room, private family;
j retlned neighborhood; all conveniences
und use of phone; reasonable rates. In
! quire 26 North Eighteenth street. Bell
; phone 3842 M.
■ i
i .. f'*Oß RENT Furnished room, with
board or without; all improvements.
| Telephone 2273.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment. :
I bedroom, bath and livingroom; also
| single rooms, with use of phone. In-,
j quire 113 Eocust street.
J HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Unfur- 1
| nished, single or communicating; '
I kitchenettes; laundry, phone and i I
' bathroom privileges; stoves furmsli- :
ed free. Weekly payments. Also <
{ small apartment In Mechanicsburg. -
i Good location. Inquire at 423 Broad
jstreet
' FOR RENT Furnished living
| room ami bedroom, second iloor front;
all conveniences; shower bath; cen- .
j tral'y located; references desired. Ad
i dress R 6538, care of Telegraph.
! ROOM FOR RENT With steam !
j heat, third Iloor. 1253 Market street.
' FOR RENT Furnished ■ rooms.
J2.5U per week ar.d up; warm rooms, .
running hot and .cold water; light
I housekeeping and private bath. Wil- 1
sin Apartments. No. 143 South Third.!
FOR RENT One targe bedroom.
| for gentlemen only. Rent reason
' able. Apply 276 Briggs street
BOOMS WANTED
TRAVELINGS MAN desires room'
! with private family, in refined section !
| of city, near Third and Market streets.
.Address Box X, 6552, care of Tele-!
( graph.
j HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS wanted
| for couple. Between Front and Third, '
| north side. HU554, care of Telegraph.
GENTLEMAN Stationed In city !
I on government business, desires com
-1 tortably-furnished room, in refined.
! private home, within walking dis
j tance of Square. Address J„ 6547, caro
of Telegraph.
fPAKT.MENTS FOB KENT j
I FOB RENT Two and four-room j
| unftlmlshed apartments, and furnish- | ;
jed rooms, single or ensuite. 807 North j
i Second street.
; FURNISHED APAItTMENTS FOR
1 RENT For light housekeeping, all i .
I modern conveniences, at 1101 North I i
' Sixth. Apply Louis, 414 North Third. I
I I
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !
: j ;
FOR SALE Camp Hill, Main
i street, double frame house, each side
1 having 7 rooms and all improve
, menu. Including electric light. A
, lirst-class suburban proposition. Price
each side. $2,010. J. E r Gipple, No!
I 1231 Market street.
. ——
TWO-STORY Bit ICR HOUSES— All !
i improvements, front porch,' bay wln
i dmv, 7 roorfis. nice yard, drlvy alley -
I room for garage; $lOO down, p u y
i lent. Also several 3-story bricks. :
All improvements. j.
Three small houses, suburbs of
i steelton; 1100 down, balance as rent; •
I or will exchange on small farm or I
i city property. Liaccepted, i
1722 Green St. Beu'66oJ. j
; FOR SALE—OWNER LEAVING CITY
A most desirable Investment and home -
for widow or business woman.
$3,500 IN CASH REQUIRED. 1j
t
Will pay 7 per cent, on $6,500, be- i j
sides will pay all expenses and will -
provide a home for a small family, I
; Central location and property In best -
' of condition. For further particulars It
address R., 6551, care of Telegraph. g
, Bl.A' s•> t\ 11 rult sAI.E
"IF IT'S BEAL ESTATE.
SEE SANDER LIN."
NEW CUMBERLAND—Cor. Fourth i
and Geary—•Double traliie; 8 rooms j
, and bath on each side, all improve- J
I men's, newiy painted, right price to |
quick buyer.
SCHUYLKILL ST., 618 Corner!
property; 3-story brick, a rooms, all I
improvements, tront und rear porches, j
good size buck yard; sume as icut.
STEELTON, 2D ST.. S.. 31814 8-
story trume, I rooms, water, gas and •
electric lighths; a very bargain, 1
Same us lent.
1 ENOLA—2S7 Susquehanna St.; 3- \
j story trume, 14 double block, 8 rooms;
land balli; steam neat, electric, ligtus, 1
Hunt und rear porches, lot 2axleu 1
with a garage in rear; possession at {
once.
4TH ST.. 2127—N0W VACANT; 3-
slory brick; 8 rooms and bath, with a :
2-story trume building in rear that !
can be used for business purposes, !
good house for roomers; cun be !
bought same us rent.
•
I D. A. SANDKRLIN,
ROOM 1. SECURITY TRUST BLDG. I
36 NORTH THIRD ST..
I BELL RHONE 131'U DIAL 3573 !
i
FOR SALE
HOMES FOR COLORED FAMILIES j
Two frame houses, six rooms,
gas and water, situated ' on
Fenn street.
PRICE. 31.500 EACH.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
LINCOLN REALTY CO.,
1129 North Seventh Street.
Open Evenings Till 8 O'clock.
' I
FOR SALE Vernon Street, No. |
1401. corner brick house. 9 rooms audi
all improvements. Very desirable. |
Price. $3,500. J. E. Gipple, No. 1251 i
Market street.
FOR SALE Steelton. Pa.. No.
432 Lincoln street, 7-room frame
house, with water and electric light. I
Lot. 40x175 ft. To a quick buyer the
price Is $2,000. J. E. Gipple, No: 1251
Mnrket street.
POSSESSION AT ONCE At Worm
leysburg. 6-room house; chlckenhouse; j
garage, fruit trees; lot, about 70x150
ft.; line garden. C. H. Corder. 1722
Green street. Bell phone 560 J.
Folt SALE Vacant propei ty
Seiiii-uetachcd pressed brick, all im
provements. North Sixth street, ttigat
terms. Very reasonable. D. A.,
vuley. JO 1 Kunkel B.ug. Bell as
CORNER PROPERTY, NO. 621
NORTH STREET, rUK SALE—Large
and well constructed dwelling—most
moderniy equipped ideal locution
lot, 70x95. Inspect it. Occupied by
owner, and llie price Is right. Bell
ltealty Co., Bergner Building.
BUY YOUR HOME on our rental i
payment pihii. email cash or Liberty !
Bond llrst payment required, baiunca
us lent, he have houses 111 eveiy!
purl ot the city and suburbs. Appiy
A. I*. Doranz, 1226 Norm eixth street. I
1
FORSTEK STREET, 1713 Desir
able brick dwelling, 8 rooms, bulb, ]
gas, electric ligut, steam hcut, large
front porch, drive alley on rear. Belli
Realty Co., Bergner Building.
VACANT AND VERY DESIRABLE !
HOUSE FOR jSALK No. Bt3 North j
Seventeenth street stucco over j
brick gas electric light steam 1
heat hardwood Hours stationary
laundry tubs two cellurs—shower
bath equipment —awnings und copper
screens large tile porch. Bell |
Realty Co.. Beigner Build.ng.
. 1
2-STORY BRICK HOUSES, all Im
provements, In city; front porch; bay I
Window; nice yard to drive alley.!
SIUU down, balance us rent. Liberty
Bonds accepted.
ALSO
Several fine suburban homes, with 1
to 3 acres of land. Possession at once.!
Several 3-story bricks In all parts <
of the city from $3,000 to $25,000 each. ;
Vac nt, possession at once. 7-roon) i
cottage near Camp Hill; improve- |
menu; garage; front and back!
porches Also 9-room cottage near
Hockvllle. now vacant. Improvements; I
large porches; beautiful view; 25 fruit 1
trees; spring water piped In house;
6 minutes' walk to trolley; 214 acres
of land. Apply to
C. H. CORDER.
1723 Green St. Bell E6OJ.
FOR SAUK $3,400 will buy u
modern corner brick house on South
Seventeenth street. J. H. Gipple. No.
1261 Market street.
Heal Estate For Sale or Exchange
WANTED—TO RENT
We are having a number of appll- ■
cations at this time for furnished
houses, apartments and rooms. What
do xou have to ofTerf Address Mil
lar Brothers & Company, Looust and
Court straata.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR RENT—No. 2000 Gtats street.
cot;ner brick house with atl Improve
ments. store room and iargs garage.
Good poolroom location. Rent, $36. ■
J. E. Gipple, 1251 Market street.
HOUSE FOR RENT IN STEELTON
7 rooms, furnace and electric
tglits. Apply 31 South Front street,
Steelton, • * 1
mm
v-SKS*
HEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR RENT 9-room house; gus,
electricity, steam heat. In hue comli- i
thin. Call 801 l phone 2912.
FOR RENT Ttvo private garages,
j rear liiOi Swatura street. Relit. $J uO
; euc'i Glpple, 12il Market street.
, REAL ESTATE—For Sale or Rent
! HOUSES AND UARAOES-At Fifth
I and Curttn streets, possession 01 !
I some ut Hie nouses ou unfiy duys i
I notice. Fred C. Millet, 31 .North &uc
j uiid. Bell' phone 3e7J.
REAL ESTATE WA.NTEI)
1 HAVE BUYERS waiting tor prop
| erty in any section ot me city, it
ciioup. V uat huVe you to oiler.
CtiAS. AULklt, 1002 .\. Ton u an eel.
OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
j OFFICES FOR Rl-JNT Furnished
or uhturnished, single or cnsuite ut
two or three rooms. Apply H. Ac L
Lowengard, 210 North Third sireet.
unities iuiil Stoic-rooms—For Item
MARKET ST. STORE •
FOR RENT.
Beautiiui uuy.ignt Store.
501 Market Street.
CHAS. ABLER,
1002 North Third Street.
FARMS
FARM WANTED 2 to 20 ueres,
with or without buildings. State low
! est price. Address Box D, 6550, care
ot Telegraph.
FARM FOR SALE—CHEAP
3OA. Furin, good house and barn,
fruit, 2 nines fo-ntiition. Horse, cow,
100 chickens included. $1,900. Easy
terms. iOuA. Slock Farm. lu.V., $5OO.
Farms uil sizes. Write for culalog.
| E. B. Figgs, Salisbury, MU.
| 20-A. farm, near Llnglestown, $2,800.
30-A. lurni, hear Ktldltt, $3,500.
| 30-A. Farm, near Huckvlile, $2,800.
i 181-A. turiii, hear Linglestuwii, $ll,-
j 000.
I 150-A. titrtn, nenr Linglestiown, $9,000.
I 115-A, farm, near Rockvtlle, sB,oou.
j 122-A. farm, near.Lewisberry, *b.uuo.
110-A. farm, near Leivisberry, $0,500.
I 11-A. farm, near Lewisberry, $2,i00.
] 1-A. place, 7 Mi. S. Harrisburg, $OOO.
i-A. place, 7 Ml. S. Harrisburg, $iUO.
; 9-A. lurni, 7 Ml. S. llurrisnurg, $l,BOO 1
Several more Farms, to to IUU ueres. |
| Also I have several smull pluces, to
| 3 ueres each, close to trolley, on State i
Road, all Improvements.. See me be-1
I fore you buy. Respecttully yours,
C. H. CORDER,
j 1722 Green Street, Harrisburg.
I Bell Phone 560 J.
I 2 M-acre Farm. $675,00. 13 miles from
Harrisburg.
| 3-acre Farm. $725.00, 12 miles from
Harrisburg. •
j 6-acre l< arm, $5,500.00, 3 miles from
Harrisburg.
| 20-acre Farm, $2,500, 12 miles from
Harrisburg.
105-acre Farm, $1,000,00. 16 miles from
Harrisburg.
I 109-aere Farm. $1,000.00, 17 miles from
Harrisburg.
! 161-acre Farm. $8,000.00, 15 miles from
Harrisburg.
153-acre Farm, $6,000.00, 17 miles from
Harrisburg.
Also 100 other reasonable Farms
to move on now or In spring. Cull
JOHN A. DURAND, 107 Chestnut.
FOR SALE—MIBCELIIANEOUB
HUDSON PIANO
I Fol- sale cheap for cash to a quick
j buyer. Call 11 North Sixteenth street.
| Bell 258511.
FOR SALE
I $250 National Cash Register.
First $75 takes It. Inquire,
H. ESTER BROOK,
j 912 North Third street.
I'ltUNu, . i',t .that will
please giver, delight received; beautt
lully made. Plays any disc record
j any make any size guaranteed.
| Played in thousands of tinest homes.
I Special, *7.75. Older to-dav. Lltcra- '
I ture free. Dixie Tire Co., 320 Broud-
I way. New York.
1 FOR SALE Rabbit Hound. I
hunt and not gun shy. First $5.00 <
takes her. 1. \V. Tillman, Remoyiie
Cigar Store. • I
FOR SALE
1919 CALENDARS
Big Bargains In Samples and Job
Lots, orders promptly tilled. First
come, tlrst served.
MYERS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Third and Cuhiberland Sts.
! Bell phone 1577 U. tAbove Shoe Store),
j —— i
i *\)K ftAlsfc. - - 'Muciiiut', goc(j
:as new. 308 Broad street.
CANNEL COAL
DELIVERED ANYWHERE.
NO RESTRICTIONS.
J. B. MONTGOMERY.
THIRD AND CHESTNUT STS.
FOR SALE
j Magazines for No. 1 Linotypes.
| A rare bargain for u plant
with a No. 1 machine.
* Address
I THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING
t COMPANY.
Harrisburg. Pa.
! TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR
CASH ALL MAKES RENTED
I EXCHANGED.
GED. P. TILI/ITSON,
205 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSE! E
OKPHEI .vi 1 HEATER
BOTH PHONES
; APPLES FOR SALE Grimes Gol
-1 den. with u Danana flavor; Staytnun '
Welnsap. Jonathans, York Imperial,
etc. Some ot these apples are veiy tine. !
I come uhd see tliuni ut It. A. Wicker
l sham's OrcbaAl. one-half mile east ot
Mechanicsburg. Pa.. Trolley cur atops
ai orchard.
BARGAINS! BARGAIN*!
The Store across from V. VV. C, A,
Ohers >ou Die Biggest Ullu Beat tillr
gains lu Men's and Boys' Suits, Over
coats. Mackinaw Coats. Lnuerwear,
Hals. Cape and Shoes. We uit luiu
ous for l.ow Prices. Ulve us a trial.
OUTLET CLOTHING CO..
23 North Fourth Street,
MORRIS SAYS save money buying i
new and second-hand furniture here.
H.gh puces puid lor furniture; Morris
Schmertz. 1031) Market. Bell 39;iK.
WANTED
Serond-hanJ motors. Small
size preferred.
Apply
FEDERAL MACHINE SHOP, '
Cranberry St.. nesr Second.
Harrisburg. Pa.
FOR SALE Walnut bedstead, bu- !
reau and washstand, with marble tup; ■
oak ball rfcck and extension table.
Must be sold at once. Apply ldli
Penn street.
i . , ■
Vi' ~ ll' , • •
jam
WANTED—MISC'LI.I.AN ROUS
RIVER COAL
AND I
SAND FLEET '
Will pay culi. Describe fully. Give
I locution unil price. I*. o. Lux 22. liar
| Msburg. Pa.
MAX SMELTZ
Second-turn a lumiturc bought and
sold. Highest cash prices puid. Cull '
liell 1381 or Dlul 5841. or drop a pos- 1
| lul to Mux Smoltz, lul6 Muiket street. '
| Will cuil. city or cpuiitry.
I , • i
j XMAS PRESENT for u small boy.
: Pure-bred Airedale Pup. Easy dog to 1
■ j house truin. Inquire .U. K. Hutlier
tord, Hurrlsburg, PH., Route No. 1. box
I 7b. Bell phone 341J-3.
FOR SALE Solid mahogany llv-
Ingreoiu u|te, two-pedestul Colonial '
table, with drawer; rocker, chulr and
j seutee. also slip covers, $45.00. Apply *
■ : at 1533 Cedur street.
j HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
, { Second-hand Furniture. Prompt at
-1 lention. Newinurk At Cown, 308 Broad
street. Dial phone 4825.
| HIUHEST PRICES PAID for all
*| kinds ot Junk. Gut our prices before
seljiug. Cull Bell phone 030, or drop
' us a postal und our wugun will cull.
Keystone iron iV iilutul Co., Broad und
Currunl streets.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for all
kluus ul empty bun els una junk. Cull
Bell plione 427 5. B A brums at Son,
$24-832 North Seventh street.
| WANTED Nutlonul Cash Regis
ter. State description und price.
Chus.. Kurtz, 15 East Une Hundred und
Sixteenth street, New York. j.
L. COHEN & COMPANY. York und
Ash Avenues. Hlghist prices paid for .
| rug:, pupt-r. iron, burrela, rubber und
• metals und old machines. Send postal
or cull -8221W Bell and Dtul 6223.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WE manufacture a carburetor for j,
Ford curs which Is guaranteed to give
double the mileage over uny oilier |.
carburetor ever constructed regurd
less of name, make or price. Money
refunded If tlfteen-day FREE trial '
does not prove It. Entirely new I
principle simple, plain tube not I
a moving part. Ouurunteed to start]
in zero weather without healing or
priming. Tremendous demand. Thou- I
sands now in use In Chicago territory. '
Reliable, energetic man, who can i
guarantee sulcs and carry stock of
| s.<oo to $2,500, depending on demand,
j can secure exclusive te'rrltory und i
I i will easily net $lO,OOO this year. No
I speelul experience necessary. Will
I I also furnish carburetors for other cars
'i in about sixty days. Frank A. Crwun,
I 500 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicugo, 111.
PARTY OWNING
well-located vacant property
in the city, would like to get
In touch with a responsible
contractor und builder. One
vi h> would be interested In
i developing the property. For
particulars address
M.. 3211,
i Care of Telegraph.
, ELECTRICIANS
Will find an opportunity in the
! sale of profitable News Agency in
thriving suburban town,
i j Influence has deprived the town
I of Its only electrician. No Elec
, trlcal Supply Store In town.
Start a business here. The
| Newspaper Agency will get you
I acquainted with the people.
, | BOX R. 7474.
i ] Care of Telegraph.
| WANTED Man to invest $3,000.
■ with services, at $5O a week, for a I
! quarter Interest in an old established. *
I paying business In Hurrlsburg. man
capable of supe .Intending 20 men and -
1 women, with some idea of machinery
; and office detail. State present con
i nectlons. Correspondence conflden
j t'ftl. H. 6545, care of Telegraph.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
I IDEAS. INVENTORS, PATENTS
Ipi noted. Send particulars. Horst (
| Promoting Agency. Llngtustown, Pa. j
! RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED .!
Single euge, 2uc duz, douole edge, 25c
tioz., olu style. 25c each. Gorgus Drug
Store.
DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. 11.
Capiau Co.. 206 Murket street.
IgUININE—Eook out for that grippe
teeiiug. likely to catch you this
chui.fceable weather. OUR LAX ATI". K
'] I'HOoPMu-yLL\I.\E will stave It off
lif taken lb lime. Gross Drug Store,
| lib Mai ket s.rcet.
Money to l.oun
| WE LEND MONEY in compliance
I with Acl.ol June 17. 1915. to inuividu
| als In need ot reudy cash, small loans
j a specially, business confide ill nil, pay
ments to suit boi rower's convenience,
positively low est iaies in city.
PENNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT CO,
132 Wainut Street
PRIVATE LOANS—SIS TO $3OO
If" Furniture. Heal Estate or Endorsed
Notes.
On $l5. interest $.45
On $2O, interest $6O
On $25, Interest $.75
On $3O. interest $.90
On $36, interest $1.06
Oil $4O. interest $1.20
On $5O, Interest $1.60
On $75, interest $2.25
On $lOO. interest $3.00
On s2Ui'. interest $4.00
Per month. Payments on principal re
duce interest.
This eompuny wus Incorporated In
lbob. licensed and bonded to lend
tnuney at reusuiiable rules to people
| ..iiuoui Pi'iik credit.
Call. wilt or phone
CO-OPERATIVE
j LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO,
204 Chestnut St.
Hours. 8 to 6 Saturdays until 0.
Musical
! FOR SALE Vlctrola and nice se
l lection of music. A party with ret
| erence can arrange part cash, rest in
j puyments to suit buyer. Or will ex
change on Liberty Bond., Address
I Box D, 6548. care iif Telegraph.
! JOIN OUR X.MAS TALKING MA
CHINE CLUB All size machines to
select from. Can select your own
I music In Victor Records. Have use
I of machine on cash price and small
' weekly payments. A postal card will
bring our Club Manuger to your
l home. Address R, 6549, care of %de
graph. •
VIOLINS, MANDOLIN'S, GUITARS f
BANJOS. Rand and Orchestra Instru-
tnents promptly und carefully epair- I
ed. OYLRU'S. 14 South Fourth street, t
TALKING MACHINES promptly and
carefully repaired by an expert only. \
OYLEI.'S, 14 South Fourth street. I
15' your Talking Machine needs re- \
pairs, lust call Hell Phone 3242 J. An f
expert will he at your service at once. _
Or bring machine to 1213 North Third
atreeL „
HORSES AXD CARRIAGES £
! SOR SALE Four good work '
h rses. Inquire F. W. Shoemaker & _
Son. Seventh und Harris.
HAULING AND MOVING C
AUTO HAULING Local or long- i!
i distance. Furniture and piano moving
i a specialty. Blue Line Transfer. 911
1 capital street Both phones. A
AUTO HAULING Local and long- F
distance. Furniture mqving a spe- -
ctaßy. Rates reasonable. Prompt '
service. Call Bell 623 J.
—
LOCAL AND LONG - DISTANCE
HAULING Prompt service. A. &
11. Motor Express. bl7 Capital strsut.
Bell phona 1635 J. ••••
%
HAULING AND MOVING
LOCAL AND LONG - DISTANCE
HAULlNG—Furniture moving. Prompt
service. Ernest Corbln, 666 Ca.lder
an eel. Bom piionua. Bell 3636 J. Dial
3083.
GENERAL HAULING AND FAST
EXPRESS SERVICE to nearby towns
with auto trucks. Only experienced s
and careful drivers. Call Bell 3320 f
or Dial 2265.
HEAVY HAULING—FuIIy equipped
for furniture, freight and piano mov
lug. No distance too far. Careful
driver. Rain and dustproof body. J.
E. Grubber's Truck Service. Irvin
Aungst, Manager. Hershev Pa. Bell
phono 16M-6.
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE Local
and long-distance. F. J. Marter, Bell
39-J, Steclton.
WE MOVE
Anything—anywhere—any time.
Dial 4990.
DAYTON CYCLE CO..
912 North Third Street, City.
i
ALL KINDS OF HAULING
AND MOVING DONE
CONRAD BROS. 841 KELKER ST.
BELL PHONE 623 W.
DIAL PHONE 3518.
I
HICKS Local and Long-distance
Hauling. 424 Reily. Both Phones.
Where to Dine
ALVA HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
"HE HOME OF SATISFACTION.
i STOUFFER'S RESTAURANT—Home
| cooking served to Businessmen and
I l-adles in separate dlntngroom.
Storage
■ STORAGE—4I9 Broad street, houae
] hold goods, merchandise. Private
I rooms at reasonable rates. Also haul
] Ing of all kinds. D. Cooper & Co.
I Both phones.
' n brick building, rear
408 alarkeL Household goods In clean,
private looms. Reasonable rates. P.
G Diener. 408 Market street.
STORAGE Private rooms for
household goods In fireproof ware
house. $3 per month and up. Lower
storage rates in non-fireproof ware
house. Hamshurg Storage Co, 437-
445 South Second street.
Undertakers
SAMUEL S. FACKLER,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
1312 Derry St.
BELL 1956. DIAL 2133.
RUDOLPH K. SPICER,
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
511 North Second Street.
REM. 252. DIAL 2145.
UEME't'ERY LOTS t-'ott SALE
PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY
Beautifully situated on Market street
east of Tiventy-elxth. and on the
north and east faces the new park
way. The prices of lots are moderate.
Miller Bros. & Co, Agents.
Cleaners and Dyers
IT PAY'S to have Clothes Cleaned,
Pressed. Dyed or Repaired ut the best A
place In town. Call and deliver.
Goodman's, 1306 ft North Sixth. Both
Phones.
AUTOMOBILES
V/ANTED All kinds of used auto
tires. w. pay highest cash prices.
No Junk. 11. Esterbrook. 912 North
Third street. Dial 4990.
ONE NEW CONESTOGA TRUCK
Covered body. l.Udo lbs. capacity. A
bargain. Inquire of Philadelphia
ljuii i. Lunch.
ONE CHEVROLET ROYAL MAIL
ROADSTER Beaver's Garage, 632
North street.
>.)
USED CARS
REAL AUTOMOBILE VALUES
1916 Ford tour.ng car,
newly painted, 4 new
tires, demountable rluis, with
extra rim and tire;
engine in line uondition.
Overland. Model 80. Just
out of paint shop;
splendid culm bargain.
Oakland Roadster, newly painted; x
bargain at $226.
Bulck Roadster Just painted,
motor in good shape;
real bargain.
Ford. 1914 touring car,
painted and overhauled.
1917 Ford touring car.
In perfect shape.
Overland Roadster.
Ford. 1916 delivery. 81x4
tires, painted and rebuilt.
Ford trucks with attachment
new oody and cab,
motor rebuilt. This Is
practically a new Job.
Open evenings. Convenient pays
menu may be arranged.
MAC'S GARAGE.
117 SOUTH THIRD ST.
SUNSHINE GARAGE - Auto re
pairing by expert. Road Jobs a
specialty. Charge reasonable. Both
Phones. Sunshine Garage, 27 North
Cameron street.
i
OLD AUTO 7
Wanted; used, wrecked or oidtlmers,
In any condition. See me before sac
rificing elsewhere. Chelsea Auto
Wrecking. A. Schlffman, 22, 24, 26,*
North Cameron street. Bell 3633. .
1917 frOItD TOURING, fine order, $6
worth extras. Price, $475.00 cash.
Must be sold account sickness. Also
Maxwell 1918 Touring, $750.00 cash.
Run 1,000 miles, O. K. Can be eeen
at Horst'a. Llnglestown, Pa.
FOR SALE 1917 Saxon Six
Chummy Roadster. Good condition.
Driven less than 6.000 miles. $760.
Bell phone 3649 K. No dealers.
KEYSTONE AUTO TOP CO.
All sort of auto too and cushion work
done by experta Also repair work.
Reasonable rates. 1019 Market atreeL
f.
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