12 EFFICIENT WOIIEIS ARE TO IE FOUND BY USING TIE CLASSIFIED PAGE ©eatbs MATEEIt Suddenly, on Thursday, January 9, 1919. Robert B. Mateer. Funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, No. 900 North Third street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment pri vate. in Paxtang Cemetery. WAItI.OW Warren F. Warlow died Friday, at 11:45 A. M„ at his home, 41 North Seventeenth street, aged 32 years. . Masonic funeral service will be held Tuesday, at 2 P. M.. at his late residence. Interment Harrisburg Cemetery. . CAItD OF THANKS IN memory of our dear mother, ! Margaret Comp, who departed this ] life January 11. 1918, one year ago. , Relentless death among us came, And bitter grief imparts; It takes the loved ones from oui j home. But never from our hearts. Iler daughter, axna mACL - j LOST ANI) FOUND j I-iOST Pocketbook, this morning:. I on Penbrook Square car. containing | small sum of money, key and lettei., Reward if returned to ltoom 101, leie graph Building. . IX)ST—A toolbox, containing I°°*® and keys. $5 reward if returned to 1519 Berryhill street. , l O'-T Fur glove on N\ r a 1 nvrt street. Friday morninß if returned to Harrisburg lcUgiapn. LOST Open-face gold watch on Herr or Seventh streets, between Eighteenth and Rouiidhouse. Rev aid ( if Teturned to ISla Herr sticot. , i ost \t Fourth and Market, on j Special, r riyTue.. ffi a Red Cross receipt £ Ith lost. and on. Return to 6UO 1 eitei receive reward. INSTRUCTIONS ' iNI.iVIDUAI.PROMt^IONin^^i shorthand, Typew i 'tu'B. Al . it |, m eUc. ] op B^ ; ALL YEAR. Enter any time. j 694 It, Dial 4016. _ COLLEGE. I p.. Beckicy,; HELP WANIT-U —MALL I .! WANTED AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN TO SELL FORD CARS AND TRUXTON UMTS. MAC'S GARAGE. INC.. 117 SOUTH THIRD ST. . . | ! WANTED TWENTY MEN. I', nol i 7 1 M . Monday. Janu ary 13. Ask for Mr. Urich at SWIFT & CO.. Seventh and North Streets. GOVERNMENT Railway Mail Clerk end other "exams" coming everywhere -non Lot our Civil Service Expert, former Government Examiner, pre nnre vou Write TO-DAY for free booklet ff-174. Patterson Civil Serv.ce School. Rochester, N. • WANTED Adults, age 30 to .0, to book orders for trees, shrubs vines, roses; full or spare time: weeklj pay . experience unnecessary. Y\ estern New York Nurseries. Rochester. N. Y. \i i.'\ -Age 1? to 55. Experience unnecessary. Travel; make secret in vestigatlons: reports. Salaries; ex penses. American Foreign Detective Agency. 603. St. Louis. WANTED Experienced butcher. Steady work. Apply 175 North Front street, £tce)ton. Pa. PAINTBKS A>M> PAPKUHANUISRS -Must bo tlrst-class men. btead> work. 11. A. Bodmer, 826 North Thnu street. W -WTKD AT ONCE Custom tailor and bushelman. or either. Good salary and steady position. Clean, ulrv daylight workshop. Apply M. CapiV 13-0 North Sixth. Rell 1718 R. W \NT ED Young man. not afraid of work, to assist with milk route. Address A., 6930. care of Telegraph. WANTED Men wishing positions Firemen B. keimn. Electric Motor men Colored "rain Porters. Pennsyl vania. Ohio n 1 New York roads. No experience nee saar.v. $lOO-6160 per month. Quick . -oniotlon $2OO-1300 per month positi m. Name position wanted. Inter ltuiiway Dept. (74). In dianapolis. Ind. YOUNG MEN 16 and over, are eligible for government Railway Mail Clerks $92 month. Examinations soon For free particulars, write J. L Leonard (former Civil Service Ex aminer), 436 Kenois Building. Wash ington. WANTED First-class shoemaker. Steady Job. Good wages. Apply to Greek- American Shoo Co., 800 North Third street. MAN WANTED One who is a good hustler, to sell our tea and cof fee to the trade. Small bond and - u^od-reference required. Good propo sition to right party. Apply Grand Union Tea Store. 208 North Second street. TWO MEN WANTED To take orders. Experience unnecessary. $34.00 per week for an average of six orders per day. Call Room 410. Pa triot Building. . FOR SALE Centrally Located Apartment House 3-story stone and brick building. Steam beat. Electric lights. Lot 17x115 ft. with garage on rear. Price $B3OO Miller Brothers & Co. Itvnl Kxtstle •!i*tirr* Surely Itoiitn* Locust iiml lourt street* •Mflirrn lib*. Ite:il I'Mnte Hoard I * J SATURDAY EVENING, HJ*j*RiSßU£tGr TELEGRAPH , JANUARY 10, 1919. UKLF V\ A.MiiD—HALL: • EXPERIENCED NIGGER-HEAD OPERATOR Wanted at once in McKay lustingrooni. Apply DEVINE & YUNGEL SHOE MFG. CO.. Sixteenth and State Streets. SEVERAL SALESMEN for door-to-door proposition. Newspaper experience desir able. Address M„ 6641, Care of Telegraph. WORK Part or full time selling Guaranteed Nursery Stock. Highest Cash earnings paid weekly. Write for outfit or interview. Central New York Nurseries. Geneva. New York. WANTED Salesman with ability, capable of earning 650.00 per week or better, to sell a complete line of Nursery Stock, Our goods produce food and are in great demand. Exclu sive territory. Experience unneces sary. C. W. Stuart & Co.. Dept. B, Newark. New Y'ork. WANTED Men wishing positions Firemen, Brukemen, Electric Motor man. Colored Train Porters. Roads in Pennsylvania. No experience nec essary. $lOO-6150 month. Chances quick promotion. $2OO-6300. Inter Hallway, Dept. (641. Indianapolis, lnd. HUNDREDS U. S. Government Per manent Positions now open to men, 16 or over; women, 18 or over. $OO to $125 month. Many in your home sec tion. Short hours. Common educa tion sufficient. List positions free. Write immediately. Franklin Insti tute, Dept. 413-L, Rochester. N. Y. MAN WANTED To book orders for Nursery stock and hire agents. Big pay. Exclusive territory. Free out fit. Emmons & Company, Newark, New Y'ork. WANTED District and local agents in every city and town in Pennsylvania. Automobile insurance. Excellent policy. 40 per cent, more coverage, 60 per cent, less cost. Big proposition. Address Y.. GS94, care of Telegraph HELP WANTED— FEMALE A PERSONAL PROBLEM ANSWERED for young women who are seeking a good place to work. It is for your interest before making a decision to ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS Is the position permanent? Js the pay satisfactory? Is there chance for ad vancement? Am 1 going to be happy in my work? THESE ARE ADVANTAGES WE OFFER TO AMBITIOUS YOUNG WOMEN Permanent employment. Good salary—Periodic increases. Excellent opportunity for promo j lion. Delightful homelike rest room. Inexpensive hot lunches. ; Carefully chosen associates. Apply to Miss Kline, I Operators' Employment Dept., 208 Walnut St. j THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNA. | SEWING MACHINE * OPERATORS Wanted at once, Sewing Ma chine Operators. Inexperienc ed operators will be paid while learning. Positions are permanent, with regular work j and good pay. BLOUGH MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Reily and Fulton Streets. WANTED Operators on power sewing machines. Many orders for our goods guarantees steady work at good wages, paying I 40 per cent, bonus. Those be ginning now will participate in our new profit-sharing plan. JENNINGS MFG. CO., 2012 North Fourth Street, 'WANTED Stenographers. long experience unnecessary. Reference required. P. O. Box 355, Harrisburg, Pa. WANTED A stenographer and typewriter for general office work. A good place to develop. Write, giving experience. Address S. & T„ P. O. Box 44. Harrisburg. WANTED Experienced cashier. Apply H. Shaffer, 175 North Front street, Steelton, Pa. WANTED 5 bright, capable Ladies for 1919, to travel, demon strate and sell dealers. $25.00 to $50.00 per week. R. R. fare paid. Write at once, Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 720. Omaha, Neb. WANTED Mlddie-aged woman to do housework and help sick lady. Ad i*dress Box M, 7221, care of Telegraph. WANTED School girl, or woman busy part time, to assist in house work in exchange for good home and board. Apply 218 Hamilton street. WANTED' — White woman to do clemrlng. Rothert Co. WANTED A girl to work in confectionery store. Apply at Mc- Neal's, 1015 North Third stret. WANTED Firs- and second maid, white preferred, for small family. Ap plv 2138 North Third street. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS ] _ Harrisburg. December 7. 12.000 V.onien clerks needed. Salary Sl.'jftO I Experience unnecessa ry. Women de •Tng government positions write Tor tree particular*. Raymond Terry 1 i former Civil Service Examiner). 437 I Columbian Building, Washington. HELP WANTED —FEMALE WANTED EXPERIENCED LOOPEItS AT HARRIS HOSIERY CO., CALDER AND MARION STS. > IIELP WANTLb—MaIe and Female STENOGRAPHER With at least four years' experience and first-class references. Good salary. Answer M., 6934, care of Telegraph. OPERATORS WANTED In addl- ' tion to paying the best prices in the city on piecework, we will pay, be ginning January 9. a bonus of 30 per cent. Call at Harrisburg Apparel Co Third Floor of City Star Laundry I Building, Sixth and Herr streets. ; Learners paid while under instruc- i tion. BANKING INSTITUTION j WANTS STENOGRAPHER Man or woman. Must be competent. Apply, in own handwrit ing, stating salary expected and references, addressing ■ communication to P. O. BOX 167. Harrisburg. YOUNU WOMEN WANTED To learn shoemaking. Learners are well paid and earn good wages when pro- ' flcient. Harrisburg Shke Manufactur- I Ing Co., 1402 Vernon street. YOUNG LADY For office work, i One with some knowledge of stenog raphy and typewriting. Call at Room! 410. Patriot Building. LADY CANVASSERS WANTED j For HVrrisburg and vicinity. We pay ' $23.00 per week for only 4 orders per' day. Cull Room 410, Patriot Build- ! Ing. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN - Big. quick profits— 1 New Carburetor for Ford Cars. Simple, j not a moving part, installed in thirty I minutes, guaranteed to double your! mileage and start in zero weather ! without heating or priming. 15-day! FREE trial. Write U. &J. Carburetor Co., 505 West Jackson Boulevard, ! Chicago. WANTED Salesmen to sell de- i sirable, reliable specialty line, all re- j tailers either side or regular. Very I profitable and pleasant. Exclusively i commission. Expenses advanced ! against orders. Commission paid ! weekly. Address Box 1061, Cedar! Rapids. lowa. SIDE LINK SPECIALTY Average 1 commission, 10 to 30 dollars. Pocket' samples and sales-talk free. I'.espon- ] sible house. Write to-day. Simplic ity Co., Des Moines. lowa. SIDE LINE Top Notch Specialty. Responsible house. Pays Big Com- ■ missions promptly. Write to-day.: Samples and sales talk free. No de- j lays. Erlckson Company. Des Moines, ' lowa. j SALESMEN To travel on com- | mission and soil to merchants—Cloth- ' ing. Skirts, Hosiery. Ladles' and Chil- ] dren's Dresses, Shirts, etc. Samuels j Manufacturing Co., 501 Broadway,: New York. STOCK SALESMEN Financial house has opening for five; 61:000 per month stock salesmen to' follow up live leads which cost us from $lO to $l5 apiece in small towns.] Strong selling issue. _ Have active en- , dorsement of many "prominent men.] 23 to 30 leads when salesman starts— ] more continually. Excellent references required. Address Sales Manager. I 2952 Chicago avenue. Chicago, 111. I AGENTS WANTED WORLD'S RECORD ON WAR BOOKS, ALSO LIFE OF ROOSEVELT —72 books in 1 day; 57 In 11 hours; 45 in 3 hours. Our copyrighted Pa triotic insert for soldier's photograph and military record sells war book on sight. Introduction bv General March. Books now ready. Best terms. Freight paid. Credit given. Act quick. Sample book with Patriotic Insert free. 11. L. Baldwin Co.. Cleve land. Ohio. 314 Rockefeller Bldg. ROOSEVELT—TRUE AMERICAN— Authentic, illustrated book. Also world war histories. Liberal terms. Outfits free. Phillips Publishing Company, Chicago, Atlanta, Ga.; Waco. Tex. Ad dress nearest office. ROOSEVELT'S LIFE STORY A book including his travels. Beauti fully illustrated. Also latest and best war books. Biggest commissions. Fastest sellers. Free Outfits. Y'our opportunity. ACT. Ilertel Company, Publishers, Chicago. £ $20.00 DAILY Distributing prize peace pictures. "Liberty and Peace," "True Sons of Freedom," "Human Lib erty Bell," "Foch," "Pershing," Honor Roll. Enormous demand. Sample free. Also portrait catalog. Consoli dated Portrait Co., 1034 West Adams street, Chicago. "WORLD WAR HISTORY" Complete. Pictorial. Authentic. Giv ing account of every phase of the war. Best terms. Write quick for free outfit, or If you prefer best out fit. which will help secure double sub scribers. send 35c. R. L. Phillips Pub lishing Co.. Chicago, 111.; Philadelphia, I Pa.; Atlanta. Ga. Address nearest office. ' MEN AND WOMEN Make big ! money selling up-to-date Photo Me ; dallions, National and Military Spec : ialties. Free catalog. Samples. Quick sales. Rig profits. No experience. C'ruver Co., Jackson and Campbell, Chicago. LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT, HISTORY OF WORLD WAR BY MARCH Agents with these two ] books making $5.00 per hour. Biggest I terms. Both outfits free. State choice, j Historical Book Co.. Chicago. j TAILORING AGENTS—Men's Made to-Order Suits. Snappiest. Best ma terials. Prices lower than others. | Hustlers earn big money. Spring line ' sent free. Leeds Woolen Mills, Chi j cago. LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT By William Draper Lewis, his inti ! mate political associate and friend. I Low price. Fully illustrated. Demand I enormous. Big moneymaker for so j licitors. Special terms. Freight paid, credit given. Outfit FREE. Universal I House, Philadelphia. ! AGENTS Either sex. Take orders 'for "America's War For Humanity 'and Complete History of World War" J $".00 book 50 per cent, commis sion. Outfits and books ready. Presses I running day and night. Big records ] from every state. Average commis sions per agent, $2l a day. Send 10c I for mailing FREE outfit. Memorial I Life of Roosevelt same prices, same I terms. F. B. Dickerson Co., Detroit. | Mich. ,_ | HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR -By General March's brother. Most complete and official book published. ! Best terms. Biggest outfit free. J. rf, i Zlegler Co.. Chicago. I MARCH'S HISTORY WORLD WAR Agents malting unbelievable profits with this greatest history, and our side-line. Both outfits for 20c mail ing expense. Mullikin Co.. Marietta, Ohio. FURNISHED ROOMS SOME TIMES "rent themselves," of course —just as goods sell themselves on rare occasions, as when an immediate urgency comes, to a person and the first thing that offers is welcome. But, as a rule, it pays, and pays well, to ADVERTISE furnished rooms there by securing the right kind of tenants. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE | WANTED Position by young man of executive ability; experienced In salesmanship, collecting, sdjustments and stock record work; references. Address Box K, 6935, care of Tele graph. WANTED Position as chauffeur by colored man, for private family, or driving truck; can do alt repairing and furnish best of references. Ad dress Chauffeur, care of Telegraph. SITUATIONS WANTED—FemaIe WANTED Y'oung widow, with I four-year-old boy, itioiies position as Housekeeper; experienced; best of ref erence. Inquire slti mouth Seven teenth street. Bell 6S2R. small wasning to Uu at nomt. tn.., or write, .so. i3ot> Currant avenue. ~O.K; hps ~au pic.lol.o t~ ,'I'IH LL. L, ILIULTK.S lIUX A, OJIIO, of Telegraph, WANTED Ironing and cleaning on 'tuesuuy and Wednesday by color ed woman. Address VIS North Sev enth street. \\ ANTED Stenographic work by refined, young woman, who lias had two years' experience in general otuct work; can furnish best of references., Aduress Box IJ, 921e, cure of Tele graph. WANTED Day's work by white woman. Call, or address, lxiUie Wattson, 138 Indian street. WANTED By a respectable white woman, two or three days' work a week. Address W., 6929, care of Tele graph. WANTED Housework, by young, white woman, in private family; can furnish best of references. Address Box H, 2622, care of Telegraph. WANTED Young woman, with child four years old. wishes position as housekeper. Address Box N., 7198, care of Telegraph. WANTED Youtvy woman would like to have steno'giuphlc work In office; three years' experience; furnish best of references. Address M„ care of Telegraph. WANTED A widow dsires to kee.p house for an elderly gentleman, or be a companion for an eiederly lady. Ad dress H„ 7118, care of Telegraph. WANTED Young woman wishes j position as stenographer; has com pleted High school course and course' in commercial business college. Ad dress B. E., care of Telegraph. WANTED Plain sewing to do at home. Children's sewing a specialty. Inquire 1512 Hunter street, or call Bell phone IDOSR. ROOMS FOR RENT "LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT At 609 North Front street, over looking River Park. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; use of bulh and phone; centrally located; adults preferred. Inquire 923 North Second street. ' SINGLE OR ENScIT'b - Electric lights, steam heat, bath, botli telephones. References. Inquire Beii phone 624. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, second floor front; all conveniences, city steam and shower bath; cciurail.. located; gentlemen preferred, prion No. 2699 R. TWO large, unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; use of bath, gas and electric iigikls. treat; ten mm., from Market Square. Inquire 2429 North Sixth. PLEASANT ROOM AND BOARD And use of electric sewing machine, in exchange for few hours' dally help in housework. Apply 218 Ham ilton street. FOR RENT Two desirable sec ond lloor furnished rooms; city steam. Call Bell "hone 466 R. STATE STREET, 234 Beautiful rooms for rent; all modem conveni ences; gentlemen preferred. FOR KENT One furnished, one large front room, all conveniences and use of phone. , Call Bell 3694J, or cull at 308 South Second. WILL KENT —A lovely front room. 3 large windows, steam heat, use of bath and phoue; no other roomers; re spectable g *itleman only. D„ 7115, care of Telex sph. UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Single or communicating; kitchenettes. Stoves furnished free. Strictly private. Laundry, phone and bathroom privileges. Inquire 429 Broad street. ' FOR RENT One largo bedroom, for gentlemen only. Rent reason able Apply 276 n.iggs street. TWO UNFURNISHED and one fur nished rooms in best part of city; steam heal and all modern con veniences. Apply In person. 916 I Norm Sixteenth street. I FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 1 $" 60 per week and up; warm rooms. running hot and cold water; light i housekeeping and private bath. VV1I ! son Apartments. No. 143 South Third. APAKTMKMS i'OK KENT RFNT FREE Communicating bedroom and kitchen, with improve ments electric lights and phone, in return for light service—about one hour's work each day. Snap for right oartv Middle-aged or elderly man nnd wife preferred. Inquire Office, 4?# Broad street. 9 to 11 A. M. APARTMENTS WANTED FURNISHED APARTMENT WANT j3jj lam desirous of locating a fur nished apartment of about 3 rooms with bath for light housekeeping for mvself and wife; must be centrally lo cated excellent references can be fur nished. Write fully, giving location, ren"; etc. Address Box K, 7112, care of Telegraph. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE i $2,500 WILL PURCHASE a brick house with six rooms and bath, gas and furnace. Bell Realty Co., Berg ner Building. THAT most desirable vacant house, ! 803 North Seventeenth street; brick I and stucco; most modernly equipped. ' inspect it ut once. Bell Realty Co., ; Bergner Building. _ SEVER AI. BRICK HOUSES FOR] SALE Close to all-night street car ! service; all improvements. Prices.! $3,400 to $3,600. Bell Realty Co.. Berg- ! net- Building. BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE For $-.650; 8 rooms, bath, gas. furnace, porch front, cemented cellar; drive alley on rear. Bell Realty Co., Berg ner Building. FOR SALE No. 2008 N. Third St. No. 815 James St. No. 302 Cumberland SI. No. 306 Cumberland Si. No. 1704 Susquehanna St. No. 22 Prospect St. No. 16 Prospect St. No. 1911 Susquehanna St. No. 1912 N. Third St. No. 1910 N. Third Si. No. 1908 N. Third St. No. 410 Woodbine St. No. 408 Woodbine St. No. 1 442 Thompson Ave. No. 1444 Thompson Ave. No. 1809 N. Second St. No. 1902 Mulberry Si. No. 1503 State Si. No. 3008 N. Seventeenth St. No. 2010 N. Seventeenth St. No. 648 Peffer St. No. 232 Alaclay St. No. 1623 Swatara St. No. 66 X'. Sixteenth St. No. 433 Peffer St. No. 1531 Green St. No. 202 Hamilton St. No. 2216 N. Fifth St. No. 2152 N. Fifth St. No. 2150 N. Fifth St. No. 2214 N. Fifth St. No. 2206 N. Fifth St. No. 2245 Atlas Ave. No. 2212 Atlas Ave. No. 1917 Park St. No. 1923 Park St. New House on Lenox St. GO UNO Plot of ground on Jefferson St. Cor ner of Columbia St. Plot of ground on Wiconisco St. 512 ft. of ground on Mulberry St., east of 19th St. 226 ft. of ground on Bellevue Road, between 19tJi antl 20th Sts. 106 ft. of ground on North Sixth St. Apply to CLINTON M. H'iRSHEY, 14 South Second St. VACANT POSSESSION AT ONCE —Two-story brick on Hill; six looms and bath: all Improvements; front unit back porch; side entrance; drive alley nice yard; room for garage; newlv papered and painted. C. H. Corde.- 1722 Greer, stieet. B<#H SGOJ. 3-ACRE place near Steellon. with new bungalow on. Close to trolley line. Well and creek water. Fine truck and poultry farm. Cheap if sold at once. C. 11. BORDER, 1722 Green St. Bell SGOJ. TWO AND TI-IHEE-STORY BRICK HOUSES In all parts of the city. All I improvements. Some' with |'• storerooms. Corner properties. Cheap. .Small amount down. Pay as rent. C. H. CORDER. 1 722 Green St. Bell 560 J. HOUSE FOR SALE ON NINE TEENTH STREET Frame, 6 rooms and attic. Price. $1,200. Inquire at 116 Boas street. FOR SALE Darby residence, cor ner of Pine and Uaiiey streets, Steel ton. iait. 49x94 feet. All modern con veniences. including spucious front j and side porches. Apply on the ] premises. I FOR SALE, CHEAP. JANUARY 15— ] Valuable business house property, ! suitable for .department store, located |on business street. neur center of ! population. Building 8 years old, steel and brick construction, four floors I with basement, power elevator, glass I front, steam heated and Lamson casli carrying system. Size of building. 37 ixloO feet —rear entrance on street Department Store, Company, Shamokin j Pa. I BUY YOUR HOME on our rental ! payment plan. Small cash or Liberty Bond first payment required, balance as rent. We have houses i n everv part of the city and suburbs. Apply q. P. Doranz. 12-'q North Sixth Street. FOR SALE Sixth Street, 2332 10- ! room house; all improvements; u'o ft lot; Turner stieet on rear; space to build extru house or two garages. A big bargain. Apply Lehman & Klinge man, 8 North Market Square. FOR SALE. IN THE CITY - Two new brick houses. All improvements, porches, 8 rooms and bath. Possession ut once. Owner leaving city. Call Dial 5081. I_ FOR SALE On easy terms. 2010 to 2018 Susquehanna street. Posses sion on April 1. Apply A. P, Doranz, 1225 North Sixth. 413 KELKER STREET Vacant 5 rooms; all Improvements. Price $2,300. D. A. Caley, 707 Kunkel Bid*' Bell 583. TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE— All improvements: In city; front porch; bav window; nice yard to drive alley ] $lOO down, balance as rent. Liberty Bonds accepted. I C. H. CORDER. 1722 Green Street. Bell 560J , Keul Esntc for Sale or Exchange | WANTED—TO KENT ~ f We are bavtug a number or appll- 1 cations at this time for furnished nouses, apartments end rooms What do you have to offer! Address Mil ler Brothers & Company. Doeust *aud Court streets. HEAD ESTATE Toil KENT 1* OR RENT ■l' urnished house. Steam heat, electric and gas. Posses sion at once. Address j. H. Bolton 2305 HofTer street, llurrisburg, Pa ' FOR KENT Barge, 3-story brick building, central location, suiiubte for garage. D. A. Culey, 707 Kunk.i building. Bell 580. rvunkel TOR KENT—No. 3000 State street • coiner brick house with all improve mollis; store room and large guraae Good poolroom location. Kent t' J. E. Gippie. 1351 Market street; | FOR KENT Two private garage* rear 11> • awutara street. Rent *r..!n acu. J. E. Glpple. 1351 Market itJee" HEAL HSTATU—I or Sule or Kent j HOUSES AND GARAOES—At Fifth anu Our tin .Streets; posaesaton of aoine [of the houses on thirty days' nonce. ! Fred C. Miller. 31 Norm Second. Bell ! j phone 307 J. J HEAD ESTATE WANTED i ; ,1 | WANTED Party desires to rent modern house, about 8 rooms, between now und April, north uini lj minutes' walk to Market Square. Best reter ences. Address X, i 330, care of Tele graph. TWO TO 35 ACRES, near llarris- I burg, with or without buiiuinga Ad [dress P.. 7133, care of Telegraph. READ ESTATE WANTED ' j i We have some ready purchasers fori j improved Keal Estate. Eel us know j what you have to offer. LINCOLN REALTY CO ! 1133 North Seventh Street. j I lIAVI', BLI ERS waiting for prop ! erty in any section of the city if | cheap. What have you to offer/' j CHAS. ADLER. 1033 N. Third Street, j Olllccs and Storerooms for Kent ! LARGE STOREROOM FOR RENT—I No. 330 Broud. opposite Broad Street Market, inquire 371 Broad street. i STOREROOM 1303 North Third I street; shelved ready for business 35 I [feet In depth; sky light; fitted for any ' kind of business in Best block; 3! ; banks and largest market. Call and let me show you Its advantages. J i | S. Sible, 356 Herr street. MARKET ST. STORE FOlt RENT Beautiful Daylight Store. 501 Market Street. CHAS. ADLER, 1003 North 'iiiiru Street. ; FARMS 40 acres, good buildings. SI,SUO~ 53 acres, good buildings. 33,500. 30 acres, good buildings, 33,600. 12 acres, good buildings. 31,700. 150 acres, good buildings, 34,500. 103 acres, good buildings, $3,700. 75 acres, good buildings, $2,500. j Cull at 107 Chestnut St. FOR KENT - The Grcenawalt Farm, 4 miles north of Harrisburg ! 165 acres. Good opportunity. Inquire [A. S. Thompson, Chambersburg, or 1 Mault & Uartman Seventh and Emer ] aid. Bell Phone. | SMALL FARM FOR SALE Locat- Icd within one ear fare limit. Apply i A. P. Doran/., 1225 North Sixth street. j FOR SALE.—MISCELLANEOUS FIBRE BROOMS outwear 5 corn brooms. Agents want [ ed. 24 brooms can be carried in ordi nary suitcase; $l.OO every hour you 1 work. Working sample, $1.25. post -paid. Keystone Fibre Broom Co.. 618 I Puqupsnc Way, Pittsburgh. Pa. j RAISE WHITE MICE during spare time. 1 am making money, you can jdo the same. Demand enormous, j Prollts large, f furnish breeding stock at 75 cents a pair. Inquire H. H. Mil j ler, 1543 Walnut street. | CIGARS Direct from Factory. I Special limited offer. 50 Cigars, post- I paid, $l. Club of six for 50 each, $5, I postpaid. W. F. Siiell, Red Lion. Pa. | FOR SALE 200-11.-P. Automatic I Engine 25 K. W. belted generator, di | rect current. F. R. Laverty. Bell | phone 1857. | FOR SALE One baby stroller and I kiddie coop; also davenport, in good j condition. Apply 25 Soutli Front street. First Apartment, after 11 A. M. FOR SALE Gas Coffee, Peanut or Corn Roaster; also l-H.-P. D. C. Motor, including shaft and belting. Call at 3003 North Fourth street. FOR SALi. Lady's long, black, | plush coat and two black broadcloth j coats, in tine condition. Will sell reasonable. Call Bell phone 4427 M. j FOR SALE A large, mahogany Kishell macnine Plays all makes of records, and a nice selection of music A party with reference can arrange part cash, rest to suit buyer. Address Box K, 7121, care of Telegraph. A SLIGHTLY USED PIANO FOR SALE Fine tone and good condi ! tion. Cheap to quick purchaser ! Dealers need not apply. Address 2lu South Thirteenth street. FOR SALE One large Hotel range, one hand-power freignt eleva tor, one laundry dry room, one "4- Plate Static X-Kay machine. ADDIV No. 1700 North Second street. FOR SALE 600 Bushels of Penn sylvania Potatoes at 1336 North Sixth street, close to Broad Street Market Fine Cooking Potatoes at $1.75 and $1.85 per bushel. Fine Seed Potatoes 30 lbs., ill sack, $2.85 and $3.00 per sack. Will deliver 10 Bushels and over on Tuesday and Frluay of each week. IP'Oll SALE A number of slightly used typewriters. Have been return ed to us, Now Is the time to get a i practically new machine at a rea- I sonablo price. Remington Typewriter .Co.. 119-121 Walnut street. j HOMERS FOR SALE Barge Squab-breeding Belgium Homing Pigeons, $2.00 per pair. Henry Kiegel New BloornflelU, Pa. FOlt SALE One American Radi ator Company 300-foot furnace, used two years, practically new. Apply Chas. S. 8011. Room 65, Union Trust Building- FOR SALE White enamel baby carriage. Cheap to quick buyer. Bell 877 W. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS TYPEWRITERS. BOUGHT FOR CASH ALL MAKES RENTED EXCHANGED. GEO. P. TILLOTSON. 905 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSITE ORPHEUM THEATER BOTH PHONES ' FOR SALE on# brand n<\w elec- I trie furnace blower for sale cheap. Apply 2006 North Sixth atreet, or B#ll phone 4667. ' FOR SALE—.MISCELLANEOUS , CANNEL COAL $8 85 J. B. MONTGOMERY Just Phone. FOR SALE Magazines for No. 1 Linotypes. A rare bargain for a plant with a No. 1 machine. Address THE TELEGRAPH^ PRINTING Harrisburg, Pa. feIMON MICHLOVITZ offers for sale the machinery and contents 0 f u le Pennsylvania Reduction Company, of Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, which he bought some time ago. If anybody is interested 1j any of the material in or about said plant to apply a t his office. Paxton street and Pennsylvania R. P.. Harrisburg. Pa. MORRIS SAYS save money buying j new and second-hand furniture here i High prices paid for furniture. Morris! Schmer'z. 1030 Market. Bell 3971 R. j BARGAINS! BARGAINS! The Store across from V, W. c. A. ' offers you the Biggest and Best Bar- I gains in Men's and Boys' Suits, Over- j coats. Mackinaw Coats, Underwear, Mats, Caps and Shoes. We are fam ous for Low Prices. Give us a trial. OUTLET CLOTHING CO.. 23 North Fourth Street. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS MEN, WOMEN Raise Belgian Hares for us. We pay you $7 pair and expre.ssage. Free illustrated in struction booklet. United Food & Fur Association, Dept. C-329 West Forty- ! eighth street. New Y'ork. WANTED Second-hand adding I machine and safe in good condition. Address P. O. Box 1931. WANTED. TO BUY Second-hand player piuno. State price, condition and where it can be seen. Address i (J., 6558, care of Telegraph. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for! [Second-hand Furniture. Prompt at-' tention. Newniark A Cown, 308 Broad ; •Street. Dial phone 4826. I HIGHEST PRICES PAID for all ! kinds of Junk. Get our prices before i selling. Call Bell phone 936, or drop | us a postal and our wagon will call. ! Keystone -ron w Metal Co., Broad and ! i Currant streets. I HIGHEST PRICES PAID for all ! kinds or empty barrels and Junk. Call I j Bell phone 4275. B Abrams & Sou , i 824-832 North Seventh street. ' MA., oiiKLTZ Second-hand furniture bought anu soJU. Highest cash prices puid. Call cell 1381 or Dial 384 7. or drop a poa ' vai to Max Smoltz, 1016 .Market street. ! Wip vall city or country. : WANTED ■ Second-hand motors. Small size preferred. Apply FEDERAL MACHINE SHOP Cranberry St.. near Second.' Harrisburg, Pa. _ '' ELECTRICIANS : ~] Will And an opportunity in the sale of profitable News AgeiAy in thriving suburban town. lnflueuze has deprived the town of its only electrician. No Elec trical Supply Store in town. Start a business here. The Newspaper Agency will get you acquainted with the people. BOX R. 7474. Care of Telegraph. I L. COHEN & COMPANY, York and I Ash Avenues. Highest prices paid for ] rags, paper, iron, barrels, rubber and I metal and old machines. Send postal ! or call 322t W Bell and Dial 6225. Money to Ixian WE I.END MONEY' In compliance with Act of Juno 17, 1916, to lndlvldu als in need of ready cash; small loans a specialty, business confidential, pay ments to suit borrower's convenience; positively lowest rales in city. PENNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT CO.. 132 Walnut Street. \ MONEY If yd are pressed for ready cash to meet uny emergency, call to sec ds. We lend money in compliance with the laws of the State. EMPLOYES' IX)AN SOCIETY. BOOM 206 BERGNER BLDG.. THIRD AND MARKET STREETS. LICENSED AND BONDED BY STATE. Musical FOR SALE A large mahogany cabinet Vtcirola, In first-class condi ] tion. Also 42 pieces of music. Good las new. Cheap to quick buyer. AU | dress Box H, 712 U. care of Telegraph. I VIOLINS. MANDOLINS, GUITARS,' l BANJOS, Band and Orchestra Instru ments promtply and carefully repair ed, OYLEIi'S, 14 South Fourth street. ! TALKING MACHINES promptly and curefully repaired by an expert only. I OYI.Kh S. la South Fourth street. I IF your Talking Machine needs re . pairs. Just call Bell Phone 3242 J. An ] expert will be at your service at once. I Or bring machine to 1213 North Third i street. ~~ HOUSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE A very good bay horse. Can be used for delivery or on a farm. Apply Grand Union Tea Co.. 208 North Second street. GOVERNMENT SALE 135 Cavalry ! Horses. 275 Artillery Horses, 300 Druft I Mules. 34 Pack Mules, all serviceable, i and 400 sets harness, 100 saddles, and l 100 bridles will be sold at PUBLIC ; AUCTION at AUXILIARY REMOUNT 1 DEPOT NO. 318. Camp Shelmian, Chil- I licothe, Ohio, beginning itt 8:00 A. M„ Tuesday. January 14. Particulars may he obtained by correspondence I with that office. J' "BUSINESS PERSONALS 1 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Estimates. Jobbing. First-class 'work. H. W. Hummer, 1423 Liberty j street, City. Bell 4 420. I PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Lobby I of Hotel Columbus. BETTEE SITUATIONS WANTM This column liaa two objects: First, to help n.en and women now employed to secure better positions; second, to put employers in toueli with an ambitious class of workers. jHS CHIEF CLERKSHIP OK ASSIST ANT MANAGER By young man with executive ability to handle and . keep up organization: statistician; two years' experience along this line, four years other work, which includes stenography and typewriting, collec tions, express business, payrolls, and government work. High and business BUSINESS PERSONALS UPHOLSTERING Of the t l<liid. Work guaranteed. We call deliver. 308 Broad street. Dial ph 4826. RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED Single edge, 25c doz: double edge, doz; razors. 25c. Gorgas Drug Stor DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. Caplan Co.. 206 Market street. QUININE —Irfiok out for that grl feeling, likely to catch you changeable weather. OUR LAXATI PHOSPHO-QUI NINE will stave It if token In time. Gross Drug St 119 Market street. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE—OId-established, so and profitable business in Harrlsb Modern, accurate cost system, o for inspection to any responsible b ness man who means business. 1 of reasons for selling. About $l2 required. Address Box K, 7224, i of Telegraph. HAVE live to six thousand dol to invest in a good, clean, legitin business, with position. Address care of Harrisburg Telegraph. FOR SALE Millinery Shop, g will, stock and fixtures. Old. relii stand, doing good business. ; Market street. FOR SALE Fruit, confection and cigar store. Reasonable pi Roasting coffee and peanut rnach Good scales. Inquire at 514 Mar street. AMBITIOUS MAN to enter busli with large Manufacturers. Supe product every concern must use. t ing 50 per cent, below stan< goods. Ability to handle this and nianuge growing yearly husii essential. 30 per cent profit $l,OOO worth of marketable mercl dise with exclusive territory gi $5OO required to establish permai increasing easily conducted b ness. Must state present occi tion. Address 000, 1480 Broadv I N. V. AVE MANUFACTURE a carbur for Ford cars which is guarantee! give double the mileage over any er carburetor ever constructed gardless of name, make or price. Money refunded if fifteen- I FREE trial does not prove it. tirely new principle, simple p tube, not a moving part. Gi anteed to start in zero weather w out heating or priming. Tremeni demand. Thousands now in us< Chicago territory. Reliable, energetic man who ! guarantee sales and carry stock I $5OO to $2,000 depending on dem can secure exclusive territory I will easily net $lO,OOO this year. 1 special experience necessary. Will also furnish carburetors other cars in about sixty days. I Frank A. Urwan, 500 W. Jack | Blvd., Chicago, 111. I - IIAUI.ING AND MOVING AUTO HAULING Anything, r I where, furniture moving. Call I 1581 W. I LOCAL AND LQNG-DISTAf HAULING —Furniture moving. Pro I service. Ernest Corbin, 656 Ca street. Both phones. Bell 3636J, . I 3683. HEAVY HAULING —Fully equit j for furniture, freight and piano n i ing. No distance too far. Car driver. Rain and dustproof body. lE. Grubber's Truck Service, li ! Aungst. manager, llershey. Fa. phone 15RC. HICKS Local and long-disU : halding. 424 Iteily. Both phones. AUTO HAULING —Local or 1 distance. Furniture and piano mo\ ; a specialty. Blue Line Transfer, | Capital street. Both phones. AUTO TRUCK SERVICE—LocaI long distance. F. J. Marter. Bell 3 Steelton. AUTO HAULING —Local and 1 distance. Furniture moving a i cialty. Rates reasonable. Pro service. Call Bell 623 J. LOCAL AND LONG - DISTAI HAULING Prompt service. A { Motor Express, 917 Capital Sti Bell phone 1635 J. ALL KINDS OF IIAULI AND MOVING DONE CONRAD BROS., 311 ICELKER £ BELL PHONE 623 W. DIAL PIIONE 3518. ""GENERAL HAULING AND F EXPRESS SERVICE to nearby to with auto trucks. Only experiei and careful drivers. Call Bell 3 or Dial 2265. WUEIIE TO DINE Al VA HOTEL AND RESTAURA THE HOME OF SATISFACTIO STOU FFER'S RESTAII R A NT—H cooking served to Businessmen Ladies in separate diningrooms. storage j STORAGE —419 Broad street, hoi hold goods. merchandise. Prl rooms at reasonable rates. Also b ing of a" kinds. D. Coper & Both ninnies. STORAGE —In brick building, ,i Market. Household goods in cl 1 vale rooms. Reasonable rates. U Ifiener, 408 Market street. STORAGE Private rooms household goods In fireproof w °USC $3 per month and up. Lc utoruge rates in non-fireproof w house, llarrisburg Storage Co.. 445 Bunt'i Second street. UNDERTAKERS SAMUEL S. FACKLER, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1312 Derry St. EF.LL 1956. DIAL 213 RUDOLPH IC SPICKR. F-neval Director and Eanbalmt 511 North Second Street. BELL 252. DIAL ill CEMETERY LOTS FOR SAI PROSPECT lIILL CEMETER' Beautifully situated on Market at east of Twenty-sixth, and on nort.i nnd cast faces the new p way The prices of lota are mode Millar Mro? Co. Additional Classified A< on Opposite Page school education. References furi ad. Address L.. 7117. care of ' graph. MECHANICAL SHOP SUPE TENUKNT 14 years' expert seeks greater opportunities In gei machine or tool work. Age 30. ried. A 1 references. Address Bo Till, care of Telegraph.
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