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2>eatbs
FlMll-KY Cyrus P. Findley, aged
32, died Sunday, February 9.
Funeral services will be held Wed
nesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
the home of his sister, Mrs. Garfield
McAllister, 301 North Sixteenth
street. Interment private at the
Paxtang Cemetery.
GOODMAN lda E. Goodman, aged
7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Goodman, '2038 Susquehanna street,
died Saturday, at 7:15 P. M.
Funeral services and interment pri
vate, Tuesday afternoon, at 3:30
o'clock. Body can be. viewed Mon
day evening after 7:30 o'clock, also
Tuesday until 3 P. M.
down IE On Prday, February 7,
1919. Mrs. Catharine E. Downie died
at her late home, N'o.t 517 Colder
street, aged 63 years.
Funeral services will be held at the
above address on Tuesday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. Interment, pri
vate, in East Harrisburg Cemetery.
KKFIM.E Died ,on February 7, 1919,
Amelia E. Kepple, at her late resi
dence, £53 Keily street, aged 91
years.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, front the above address.
The relatives and friends arc invit
ed to attend without further notice.
Interment, private, Harrisburg
Cemetery.
OItTH Died, on February 7, 1919,
Mrs. Louise Catherine Orth.
Funeral services on Tuesday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, front her late
residence, 241 llrlggs streets. Rela
tives and friends invited to attend.
IN MEMORIAM
MEMORIAM ln memory of Alfred
M. Clay, who died February 10, 191..
His wife and daughter.
MRS. A. M. CRAY,
MRS. CHAS. E. REESEK.
CARD OF THANKS
I WISH to thank all the kind j
friends who generously contributed
to the fund l raised to sustain the
expense of burying Miro Salvetti, 35
South Court street, who died in the
Harrisburg Hospital, leaving a family)
in laity. With the money thus con-I
tributed I was able to cfefray all the)
expenses of the funeral.
JOSEPH GIUSTI. i
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Brown leather shoe, lie- j
tween Revere street and Seventeenth
lo Fourteenth and Vernon streets.
Finder, please return to 1719 Revere)
street. |
I.OST Black fur neckpiece. Re- j
ward if returned in good.eondition to)
220 Locust street. I
LOST On Sunday evening, a black |
handbag, containing a purse with a i
large sum of money and a key. Re- j
ward if returned to 1913 Susquehanna |
street. |
LOST Black pocketbook, con- j
tuining key, papers and $7 or SB, Sat- ,
uiday morning. Broad street, between!
Green and Susquehanna. Reward it:
i .turned to 1403 North Front street. \
LOST Silver handbag, bet wen:
Bolton Hotel and Pennsylvania depot.)
January 24. Reward for return to 103
South street.
LOST Poclcctbook. in F. Wool
worth Store, at valentine counter.
Would party who picked up same,
kindly return to office of Woolwortn,
-■ money is badly needed.
i POUND - Somß money, on Satur
ilav at Sixth and Emerald. Apply
Hoffman Gaiage, at Seventh and Camp
streets. i
INSTRUCTIONS
INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION in Gregs I
Shorthand, Typewriting, English, |
Look Keeping. Penmanship, Arithmetic,
etc. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL OPEN
ALL YEA li. Enter any time. Bell;
125, Dial 4916.
RECK 1.1-l . BUSINESS COLLEGE.
121 Mario" St. Chas. P.. Beekiey |
HELP WANTED—MALE j
LINOTYPE
OPERATORS
WANTED
We have positions for
four linotype operators
and several good floormen.
APPLY
HARRY A. fRY,
Telegraph Composing
Room.
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SEVERAL SALESMEN
for door-to-door proposition.
Newspaper experience desir
able. Address
M„ 6641.
Care of Telegraph.
'
I'APABLE Applicants wanted to)
take up training at once, withcAit in
terference with present duties, for im- I
portant accounting positions, with |
large American Industries, Railroads, i
Business Corporations, U. S. Govern
ment. Minimum salary, SI,BOO per]
year. Address Box D, 7241, care of:
Telegraph.
WANTED First-class planer j
hands. Highest wages paid to first- |
class , mechanics. Chambersburg En-j
gineering Company, Chambersburg, |
Pa.
WANTED ■— Man for clerical posi
tion—stenographer preferred. Good
chances for advancement. Apply
Packard Motor Car Co., 101 Market
street.
WANTED An ambitious, young
man ov.er 21 years, who is willing to
devote some spare time in preparing
for a sales position that will pay sl,-
500 a year or more. State age, where
employed and lull particulars. Confi
dential. Address L., 7234, eare of
Telegraph.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS l
nstruction for examinations, $5. Sal
ary, $1,200 to $2,000. Particulars free.
American Civil Service School, Wash
ington, D. C.
WANTED Bread and cake fore
man, to take charge of shop one that
can produce the goods. Apply at Wit
man's Bakery, Middletown, Pa.
For Sale
77 acres of Farm Land, 41
acres cultivated, 36 acres wood
land. Improved with
frame house In good condition.
Frame bank barn, 40x50 'ft. and
other outbuildings. Price $3300.
Possessioi) April Ist.
Miller Brothers & Co.
Real Batata
Insurance Surety Honda
l.ocuat and Conn Mrecta
'm-tier. 11 he. Heal Kalntr Hoard
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MONDAY EVENING,*
HELP WANTED —MALE
WANTED
10 YOUNG MEN
For special subscription work
in city. Will pay liberal sal
ary and commission.
Apply
MR. YOUNG,
700 North Sixth Street,
From 10 to 11 A. M.
GOVERNMENT will hold Railway
Mail Clerk examinations, Harrisburg,
March 15. $92 month. Experience
unnecessary. Men, 18 or over, desir
ing clerkships, write for free particu
lars, Raymond Terry (former Civil
Service Examiner), Continental Build
ing, Washington.
TRUCKER WANTED A reliable
man to work, or rent, on reasonable
terms, a house, stable, greenhouses,
truck patch and about 25 acres good
land. Address Box 452, Hummels
tewn, Pa.
.RAILWAY MAIL CLERK EXAMI
NATIONS March 15. Men and women.
Particulars free. American Civil Ser
vice School, Washington, D. C. ■
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
ADVICE FROM PARENTS j
Often helps a young woman
make a wise choice of a place j
to work. Wo invito the in- i
terest of
FATHERS AND MOTHERS
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Do you wish to insure for
your daughter work in pro
tected surroundings? Bell
Telephone operators enjoy
certain advantages that
i MAKE THEM HAPPY
IN THEIR WORK
Carefully chosen associates. i
Comfortable rest rooms.
• Inexpensive hot lunches.
I Good salary—Periodic Increases. i
Opportunity for promotion.
;
if you are interested in |
) having your daughter work |
under these conditions, send I
j her, or better yet, come-with i
her, to see us.
Apply to Miss Kline, Opera- j
tor's Employment Depart
ment,
I 208 Wanlut Street.
J THE BELT. TELEPHONE
• COMPANY < >F PENNA.
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TO THE GIRL OR WOMAN f
DESIRING PERMANENT
AND REGULAR EMPLOY
MENT. HERE IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
We are needing Sewing !
Machine Operators, and can
assure regular work; the high
j efficiency of our machines,
and our workrooms being I
I pleasant and cheerful, opera- j
i tots can earn good wages. In- I
experienced operators are I
I paid while learning. A bonus
is paid to all operators every
pay day.
| BLOUGII MANUFACTURING CO., !
Reily and Fulton Streets. "j
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, j
WANTED i :
I
Young woman experienced •;
proof-reader.
Apply
SUPERINTENDENT,
Harrisburg Telegraph.
j
WANTED Experienced book-)
keeper, at once. Call, 1042 Herr)
! street. Ask for Air. Geller.
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WANTED Girls for laundry)
i work. Apply at Palace Laundry, 2103)
began street.
' WANTED—Experienced piano play
lers. Reference required. S. W. Wool- !
worth Co.
I WANTED Experienced woman)
| for general housework. Good wages. I
| Apply 240 Woodbine street.
j WANTED Ulrjs to work on power
nun bines and general underwear
I work. Apply immediately. The Mod-I
I era Textile Co., 1815 Penn street.
j WANTED Night cashier. Apply:
Davenport Lunch. 325 Market street. I
| EXPERIENCED DININGROOMGIRL
I WANTED With clean habits. Ap
ply in person. Manhattan Restaurant, j
317 Market street.
WANTED
MILLINERY APPRENTICES. !
Pay while learning.
Apply
ASTRICH'S.
308 Market Street.
BOOKKEEPER AND STENOO-I
RAPHER Young woman wanted!
for factory. Must be expert. Good)
salary for suitable person. Apply,
stating education, experience and ref
erences, Box L, 7240, an re of Tele
graph. W ( *
WANTED Girl for general house- )
work. Small family and good wages.
Apply 2133 Green street. Bell phone
U- 59.
WANTED Girl to answer tele
phone and do general office work. One
with some knowledge of bookkeeping
preferred; Apply Sanitary Family
Washing Co., Sixteenth and Elm
streets.
WANTED Experienced woman
for genetal housework. Must have
recommendations. Call at 2228 North
) Second street, or phone, Bell 1205 W.
WANTED Middle-aged woman j
for general housqwork. Small family.!
No wjishing. References. Inquire!
1305 Bridge street, New Cumberland. •
Pa.
WANTED White girl, for gen
eral housework. Family of three."
No washing or ironing. Apply 2432
North Second street. Bell phone -1187.
WANTED Housekeeper for the
Dauphin County Almshouse. Apply
at the office of the Directors of the
Pocr. in the Court House, or P. o
Box 286. |
WANTED Experienced saleslady
for millinery department. Apply F.
1 W. Woolworth Co.
YOUNw WOMEN WANTED To
learn shoemaking. Learners are well
paid and earn good wages when pro
ficient. Harrisburg Shoe Manufactur
-1 Ing Co., 1402 Vernon street.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE |
WANTED—Experienced bookkeeper
and stenographer. Diener, The Jew- ,
eler, 408 Market street.
j WANTED A saleslady. Experi- I
enco not necessary. Address R„ 7237, :
care of Telegraph.
HELP WANTED—MaIe and Female
WANTED A Harrisburg store
requires the services of a competent
saleswoman for tile coat and suit
department. Also shoe man, who can
trim windows. Applications confiden
tial. Apply R., 6583, eare of Tele
graph.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
WANTED Handy man, with:
tools for general work, desires posi
tion of any kind; can furnish refer
ence. Address Mr. M. B', care of!
Telegraph. •
• WANTED Work for 17-year-old j
boy at reasonable wages. Call, or
write, 2344 Logan street.
WANTED Young man wishes!
position as chauffeur; has had previ
ous experience. Apply 21 South Thir
teenth street.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FemaIe
WANTED Young girl would like!
pesition, washing dishhs in restaurant I
by the week. Call 649 Calder.
WANTED By a colored woman,'
small washing or family wash to do I
at home. Call, or write. No. 1306 j
Currant avenue.
WOMAN Wants position as com- j
i panion to an elderly lady; references!
j exchanged. Call Bell phone 4228 M. j
! HOOMS FOK RENT :
! LARGE Furnished front room,'
! 'iay window, city steam heat, electric]
light, next to hath; also small, front;
room. Apply 299 Chestnut street. '
FOR rent Three unfurnished I
rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire
1610 Chestnut street.
FURNISHED ROOM Next to bath, j
on second Poor, with privilege of bath
and phone. Bell phone 3751 R. 119
I South street.
I FOR RENT Unfurnished, small,
i housekeeping apartment, 3 rooms.)
| Close to shops, works and market.'
; Water ir kitchen, cabinet and xange. ,
j Strictly private. inquire' 429 Broad !
) stieet.
| ROOM FOlt RENT —ln upper end]
of city. Woman employed ill office de- i
I sired. Address N., 7239, eare of!
j Telegraph.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms j
| for light housekeeping; suitable only;
j for man and wife or two ladies. In-
J quire 226 South Second.
FOR RENT Nicely-furnished,
large front room, second tioor, with
eonvenineees, in private family; tine'
location. 209 Harris street.
KOI I RENT. 234 STATE -j- 1 have j
two looms, strictly first-class, suit-;
j able for refined eouplO.
FOR RENT
! SECOND AND THIRD ITAIORS CF ,
BRICK BUILDING SITUATED AT
I BROAD AND CURRANT STREETS.
12,700 SQUARE FEET ON EACH
| FLOOR. SUITABLE FOR MANUFAC
| TURING "OR STORAGE PURPOSES,
i WILL RENT SINGLY IF DESIRED.
I CALL AT BROAD AND CURRANT
STREETS.
! FOR RENT Bl9 Third street,
: pleasant front room; heat, electric
1 light and use of bath: gentlemen only.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms,
' $2.50 per week and up; warm rooms,
! running hot and cold tyater; light
! housekeeping and private bath. Wil
) son Apartments, No. 143 South Third.
j FOR RENT One large bedroom,
for gentlemen only. Rent reason
able. Apply 276 Briggs street,
ROOMS WANTED I
j WANTED Three unfurnished)
• rooms,.tot light housekeeping, in de
| sirable location, uptown, between I
North and Maclay streets. Address)
particulars to Box L, 7019, care of)
] Telegraph,
' WANTED Two or three rooms,)
furnished or unfurnished, by couple!
land two children References exehang-i
] e<l if desired. Box "B," 7018, care of ;
| Telegraph.
|
i WANTED Three or more furnish- '
I ed rooms, by gentleman, wife , son 16 i
) and daughter 11. Must be in good lo
cation. With or without board. Apply!
Manager of Win. 13. Sehlqisner Stores.'
TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
! ROOMS, for light housekeeping,
j w anted for family of three, centrally
I located. Address Box "325-J, caro of
j Telegraph.
j APARTMENTS FOlt RENT
j APARTMENT FOR RENT —' Three i
rooms, unfurnished; use of bath; no!
children. Occupancy March 4. 911 |
! North Sixth street.
APARTMENT On Sixth street. I
'second iioor front, corner, 5 rooms and)
bath; steam heat; all other hrst-class :
improvements; no small children. Ap- i
ply Doranz, 1225 North Sixth, Both i
| phones. I
I '
APARTMENTS WANTED
I IV ANTED —By a young, married'
) couple, four-room, unfurnished apart
,mi nt and bath. No children. Good
1 location, not central, and reasonable
{distance to car line is desired. Can
) furqish good referenaes. Address Box
j A, 7212, dare of TelOgraph.
j APARTMENT WANTED Three
1 rooms and bath, by married couple. No
{children. Address Box A, 7046, care of
; Telegraph,
i FURNISHED APARTMENT WAN'U
ED I am desirous of locating a fur
-1 nlshed apartment of about 3 rooms
with bath for light housekeeping for
| myself and wife; must bo centrally lo
i cated, excellent references can be fur-
I nlshed. Write fully, giving location
rent, etc. Address Box IC, 7112, care
of Telegraph,
REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE
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j FOR SALE —. 2-story Bungalow,
located on Bowman Ave., Camp Hill
7 rooms, bath, water, gas and eiectrlc
lights, front porch, lot, 40x140. Price
$4,000.90.
For Sale ■ — N. Fourth St,
2-story brlek, 7 rooms, bath, cemented
cellar, water, gas, elqctrie lights, front
perch.
For Sale—l 932 and 1934 Forster St
2V&-story brick, with frame house on
rears, 6 rooms, and attic, bath, water
j and electric lights.
! BRINTON-PACKER CO., Agents
Second and Walnut Sts.
'
FOR SALE 2lB-story frame cot
tage at West Fairview, along trolley
line and on State Road; 6 rooms and
attic. Small amount down, balance
as rent. Will take Ford Car In trade
or Liberty Bonds, possession soon'
C. H. Corder. 1722 Green street. Beli
560 J.
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FOR SALE 8 3-story brick and
brownstone; 2 good store corners on
Broad from Cowden to Wallace street
Also two 3-story brlek. 1302-04 Wal
lace street, all conveniences. 214-
story frame, 1311-13 Cowden street
Inquire C. McKee. Second Floor
Apartment 630 North Second street.
HXRRJSBUTjG TELEGRAPH
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THROUGH CLASSIFIED AD
VERTISING you can sell real estate,
secure tenants for houses, offices,
stores, lofts, factories, halls, apart
ments, furnished rooms; find lost ar
ticles, secure desirable work, or ca
pable workers, sell used articles.
In other words, THROUGH THE
you can get the result
you seek if it i£ a result which ad
. vertising can bring to vou.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |
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IF IT'S REAL ESTATE,
SEE SANDERLIN.
Camp St., No. 648 3-story brick,
j 8 rooms and bath, all Improvements.
| Can be bought same as rent.
j S. Eighteenth St., No. 353—3-story
, brick, 9 rooms and bath, steam heat,
i elfectrie lights, a modern home. Right |
i price to quick buyer.
Netv Cumberland Corner Fourth ;
| and Geary Double franje; 8 rooms
J and bath on each side; all improve- |
ments; newly painted; can be bought
with a small amount of money; bal- 1
I ance same as rent.'
j Seventeenth St., S., 532. 3, -sto rY |
brick, 8 rooms, bath and laundry; all
improvements; cement cellar; nice I
front porch; At home.
Jefferson St., 2215 2-story brick.
; 8 rooms and bath; all improvements;!
I front porch; drive way in the rear,
i Very cozy home. Same as Rent.
Sixth St.. N.. 2631 3-story brick;!
i 8 rooms and bath; end house. Right]
price to quick buyer.
! Steelton —S. Second St.. No. 320
j 3-story frame. 7 rooms, electric
t lights and water. Good location,
i Same as rent.
! Steelton, 322 S. Fourth St. Now i
[vacant. 3-story frame; 9 rooms, tfktli,
'electric lights; lot. 125 ft. deep; in A 1 '
' condition.
D. A. S±NDERLIN,
I ROOM 1. SECURITY TRUST DLDG , I
36 NORTH TlilRI) ST.
j BELL 1390. DIAL 3573. j
j FOR SALE Desirable frame!
i hduse, on Yale avenue, Camp Hill; til
j rooms; water in kitchen: lot, 148x120!
i ft. deep; stable, 16x20 ft; chicken-'
j house; pig'stye: all kinds of fruit. In-1
quire of C. C. Walter, Box 124, Camp
| Hill, Pa.
j I'OR SALE Betore buying a home
I look at 1326 Derry stfeet. Brick
house of ten rooms and newly-eqtilo
ped bath. Ten-foot side yard. Lot
extends 188 feet to Thompson avenue
Inquire rluis. E. Booser, 19 South Sec
ond street; or on premises. Bell 1600.
FOR. SALE Corner property, in
uptown section. House very pleasant
and ideal .in plan for doctor or dentist
Room tor garage. Inquire A. W.
Swengei, 2131 Nortli Second street. j
FOR SALE Desirable North Sixth I
street property. Possession in 30 days I
I Frice right. A. W. Swengei. 21311
j North Second street.
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i TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE—AII'
improvements; in city; front porch-1
'bay window; nice yard to drive alley
! SI OO down; balance as rent. Liberty
! Bonds accepted. I
C. H. CORDER,
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11722 Green Street. Bell 560 J.
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I FOR SALE No. 1832 Sixth street 1
!—consider the location and remember I
[that the price is right. Bell Realty
] Co., Bergner Building. . .
I - SECOND ST., 1707—Desirable prop
erty for sale; now vacant; 10 rooms'
and bath; other improvements: lot ;
41x87. Bell Realty Company, . Berg- I
nor Building.
$2,500 WILL PURCHASE a brick I
house, willt six rooms and bath—gas
—electric light—also two others utl
I $2,600 each. Bell Realty Company,
j Bergner Building. I
j FOR SALE Several desirable resi- j
lonces, with all modern conveniences,
' located on State street, north of State
'street, Whitehall street, Cloverlv, Pax-
Itang. etc. Particulars from Belli
'Realty Company, Bergner Building.
j $2,950 WILL PURCHASE a brick
i house with seven rooms and bath, gas I
'and electric light, furnace heat. Bell
I Realty Company, Bergner Building.
S3,4OO'WILL PURCHASE a brick!
house with all modern conveniences,
including steani heat; very small'
amount of cash needed. Bell Realty
' Company, Bergner Building.
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POSSESSION AT ONCE Paxtang
Property 2%-story brick house. 7
rooms and bath, electric light and gas
' hot water heat, open ptairway, also
back stairway. Lot, 30x120. An Ideal
home. Call Bell I.M, or United Hat
Stores. .
FOR SALE North end Af city
corner property. Lot, 30 ft. wide. Ideal
for making into, apartment house Lo
cation very good. .Price reasonable
A. W. Swengei, 2131 North Second
at reet.
BUY YOUR HOME on our rental!
payment plan, Small cash or Llburtv
Bond first payment required, balance
as rent. We have houses In every
part of the city ahd suburbs. ADOIV
A. P. Poranr- 1225 North Sixth at°e* t . j
CRESCENT ST., 322 3-story
bftck; conveniences; lot, 145 ft.; side
entrance; fruit trees; poultry house
Near city s center. Suitable for flats'
SSOO down. E. Peterman, Weather
Bureau.
2840- AND 2842 MAIN ST.. PEN;
; BROOK—Fine corner property. Large
lot. Possession soon. Right price
Lehman * Klingman, 8 North Mar
ket ijguare.
I FOR SALE —On easy terms. 2010 i
■! to 2018 Susquehanna street. Posses
sion on April 1. Apply A. p. Doianz
[ 1225 North Sixth.
FOR SALE N. Fourteenth street.
No. 226, brick and frame house with
8 room's, bath, furnace and gas, porch
front, side entrance and 20-ft. street
in rear. Price. $3,600. J, R. Glpple
1251 Market street. . 'fpie,
FOR SALE Detached brick and
stucco house, with all modern Im
provements. at 1717 Revere street
(Clovery). A very desirable suburban
; home. Price, $3,500. J. E. Glpple, j 25"
Market street.
FOR SALE 6-room frame houses
. in Penbrook at prices frbni SI,BOO to
• $2,400. J. K. Glpple, 1251 Market
street.
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| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE '
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SEVERAL
Fine suburban homes, all Improve
ments, steam heat, electric lights,
large lot (cottage style). Small
amount down.
Several small heruses for sale or
exchange, paying 10 per cent,
clear. What have you to offer?
Two large lots at Bellevue for
j sale. Very cheap.
I* Factory site for sale. Ono of the I
I best locations in the city. Rail- j
road siding on the grounds.
Up-to-date apartment house
j for sale paying 12 per cent, clear. .
Two houses In Enola. Steam
|. heat, electric lights. Business
place.
: Three-story brick, with store
room, on Market street near Thir
' teentlt street. >
I
j Houses of every description in
] all parts of the city. Small I
J amount down.
Will take Ford Car or Liberty
Bonds as lirst payment on any of
the above properties mentioned.
SEVERAL LARGE FARMS
near Harrisburg. Will take city
property in trade.
C. H. CORDER,
1722 Green Street.
Bell 560 J.
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I FOR SALE—POSSESSION SOON
! 1313-15 N. Second—Business proposi-1
I Hon.
2114-16-18 N. Fourth.
2204 N. Fifth,
j 1630 N. Sixth—Store and apartment.'
! Bargain.
122g9 N. Sixth.
3219-21 N. Sixth—ssoo cash. Rest
monthly.
3485 N. Sixth Garage, chickenhouse, i
etc.
602 N. Seventeenth—House of refine
ment.
227 S. Nineteenth.
918 S. Twenty-first Garage. In
vestment.
1186-94 Bailey Make an offer on!
this row.
635 Camp—ssoo.,oo cash needed. Rest'
I monthly, c
I 87 Dlsbrow—Nice 2-story brick.
1030 Green—Look this bargain over. I
I 636 Emerald —Fine corner property.
2306 Jefferson—Make us an offer. I
| 630 Muench Fine 3-story brick. Re- i
I duccd.
I 623-25 Ross —Two 2-story bricks.
1818 Swatara —Apartment. $3,000 buys. I
\ 1128 Wallace —Greatly reduced. ;
i EACKENSTOSS BROS.. Russ Bldg., j
Member Harrisburg Real Estate Board, j
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FOR SALE
I 2-story brick, corner. Tenth ward. 1
| Pr. of bricks; 9 per cent, on invest-'
I ment.
j Pr. of frames; 16 per cent, on invest
! ment.
' 3-story brick, Kelkcr St., near Second. I
3-story brick; rear drive alley, front'
; porch. j
[3-story brick. Hill, good location,'
I $2,500.
I 3-story brick, corner Seventeenth St.,
near Market."
j 2V4-story frame; front porch, rear'
I drive alley, side entrance, high lo
cation, $1,900.
We invite Real Estate inquiries and
I furnish valuable information to buyers
I KOUGII, BRIGHTBILL & KLINE.
307 Kunkel Bldg.
VACANT
POSSESSION AT ONCE
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2-story brick, all improve
ments. 6 rooms, front and rear '
porches; side entrance; nice !
yard to drive alley. Newly
i painted dnd papered. Cheap
and easy terms.
C. H. CORDER
1722 Green St. Bell E6OJ.
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i Real Estate fop Sale—Sal)urban
FOR SALE Double luouse, 121
rooms, good condition. Inquire ''9ll
| Herman avenue, Lemoyne, Pa.
FOR SALE Most attractive West!
Shore home. All modern conveniences
Will sell at a sacrifice. Call Beli
phone 3037 R. I
Ren| Estate tor Sale or Exchange
WANTED—TO RENT
We are having a number of appli
cations at this time for furnished
houses, apartments and rooms. What
do you. have to ofter? Address Mil
-1 lor Brothers & Company. Locust "and
Court streets.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
) FOR RENT —Until October 1, beau-
I ttfully situated, modern house on
North Front street; Jlnely furnishd
-10 roonis and 2 baths. Single house'
Electric light. Vatfor heat. Sleeping
porch. $125 per month. Miller Broth
ers ft Company, Locust and Court
streets.
FOR REJ6T
3,000 square feet of " floor
space, suitable for storage or
... light manufacturing. Second
floor, Outside entrance.
BELL PHONE 4570.
\
REAL ESTATE—For Sale or Rent
HOUSES AND GARAGES—At Fifth
and Curtln Streets; possession of somo
. of the houses on thirty days' notice
• Fred C. Miller, 31 North Second. Bell
phone 307 J.
Real Estutc For Rent—Suburban '
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME at
Camp Hill for rent; 2%-story, 8 rooms
and bath, oak floors, open fireplace.
1 full-size screens, shades, storm
> sashes; all conveniences; furnished or
; unfurnlhed: by April lor sooner. Ad
dress Box B, 6948, care qf Telegraph.'
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| REAL ESTATE WANTED
HOUSES WAITED
I can sell your houses, any
kind, anywhere, so the price i
right. Give nie a cliunce,
C. H. CORDEH,
1722 Green Street.
Bell 560 J. Rents Collected.
READY CASH FOR CITY PROPFRTv
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER?
BELL AND LI \L PHONES
CHAS. ADDER, 1002 N. THIRD* ST.
WANTED. TO BUY A home north
of State street. , Address Box p 7->H
care of Telegraph. 7 ~ 31 :
" WANTED. TO RENT T~7, n11 57
either In New Cumberland or West
Falrview. Must have modern con
veniences. Possession between nr.™
and March 1. Address S.. 7047 "aie
of Telegraph. • tale
WANTED. TO BUY A homo on
Green street, north of Reily
Box S. 7233, care of Telegnfrh.
WANTED. TO RENT Seven
house, or bungalow, in suburbs ADHI
1. Call Bell 1962R in offlce hours
| REAL ESTATE WANTED
i We have some ready purchasers for
. Improved Real Estate. Let us know
what you have to offer.
LINCOLN REALTY CO ♦
1129 North Seventh Street.
Ofllces uud Storerooms For R eilt
FOR RENT
BOARD OF TRADE AUDITORIUM. !
For meetings, conventions '
Banquets Dances and parties' i
Use of piano free. Kitchen i
j^ttached.
11. C. CLASTER, Jeweler,
302 Market Street.
I
'•'OR RENT—-The improved Store- i
room at 24 North Third street—near-I
ly opposite Penn-Harris Hotel. Also I
! 2.. the building. Applvl
Ihe 1\ illtam B. Schleistier Stores, 2s- 1
30-22 North Third, street.
MARKET ST. STORE
FOR RENT.
Beautiful Daylight Store,
504 Market Street.
CHAS. ADLER,
I 1002 North Third Street.
L I '. R m. R . K S , * T ~ Storeroom at 105 ]
.-South Third street. Inquire Gardner
!& Baptist, Third and Chestnut
| streets. .
FARMS
FOR SALE
Ten-acre Tract of Timber
near Mount Pleasant, York
] county. Practically level.
s |
Address
I
M., 7126,
I Care of Telegraph.
j SEVERAL LARGE FARMS j
I near Harrisburg. Large build
j Ings, spring and running
i water, orchard. Easy terms.
Possession April 1.
C. H. CORDEH,
1722 Greeen Street.
j Bell 560 J. I
1
I FINE FARMS —ln settling estate]
a splendid farm of more than 200 1
I acres and another of -110 acres imme-I
i diately available. Location unexcelled.!
j May cut up to suit purchasers. Con
venient terms. Address P. O. Box ,
255, Harrisburg, Pa.
! FLORIDA WE WILL BUILD]
i YOUR IIOME on rich farm near
i Jacksonville at only $5.00 per month.
I Write Jax. Heights Co., Jacksonville.
! Fla. j
FARM Small plot along the trol
j ley Just what you want. Less than
j nlfle from town. Fine land and fair
I terms. P. O. Box 255. Harrisburg. l'a.
j SMALL FARM PLOTS 5 to 20
, acres in the very BEST section of
j Cumberland county—along State
road and trolley. P. O, Box L'ss, Ilar
j risburg. Pa.
j FARM—4B acres. 20 tons of hay, 15
I tons of straw and cornfodder, good
j building, new fences. Also from 3 to
j 161 acres. 107 Chestnut.
SPLENDID APPLE ORCHARD l5
1 acres - just in height of bearing
condition—must be sold to close es-
I tate —less than mile to markets. P.
I O. Box 255. Harrisburg. Pa.
' FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
LONG FLAME
j
FURNACE COAL.
;
J. B. MONTGOMERY,
JUST PHONE.
FOR SALE Brown Wilton Rug,
9x12. Inquire 911 North Sixth street.
FOR SALE —• Three drophead sew
ing machines, in good condition. 810
apiece. J. Earhart, 520 Curtin.
FOR SALE One oak sideboard;
one single, white enameled bed, with
mattress; two oak tables. Address
1945 North Fourth street.
FOR SALE lnvalids chair.
Worthing!on make, reed body, rubber
tires, hill-bearing, swivel wheels.
Good as nfw. Reasonable price. Good
reasons for selling. Bell 2338 R. or
1232 Perry.
FOR SALE
SMALL JOB PRINTING PLANT
1 Chandler & Price job press—
chase Bxl2.
1 Chandler & Price lever paper cut
ter.
1U -IL-P. motor.
1 electric embossing machine.
5 type cabinets, 103 typo cases, 105
fonts type. etc.
All modern and In good condition.
Good opening for live, young printer,
who will continue the business and
enlarge plant. Or sell to bo
shipped. Address -
VV BOX C. LIKENS. PA.
FOR SALE Klmbal piano In good
condition; Singer Sewing Machine and
other household articles. 21 North
Fifth street. Apartment 4. Be]|l 469 W.
No dealers. ,
i For SALE 4OO Bushels Potatoes
I at 1336 North Sixth street, at $1.50 per
Bushel. Fine Cooking and Good Seed
Potatoes.
FOR SALE —Blacksmith and horse
shoeing business. Full equipment of
tools Good stock of shoes and other
I supplies. Apply to Rutherford Bros.,
' tang. Pa.
r
FEBRUARY'IO, 1919.
FOR SAIJC—MISCKLLAINEOUS .
FOB SALE
25 shares Birth of Rac.e... .$150.00
100 Harroun Motors 300.00
3,000 Hoffman Oil & Refining.. 350.00
A. L, DEIBEL,
Boatmen's Bank Bldg.,
St. Louis, Mo.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
The Store across from Y. W. C; A.
offers you the Biggest and Best Bar- ,
gains in Men's and Boys' Suits, Over- j
1 coats. Mackinaw Coats, Underwear, ]
Hats, Caps and Shoes. We are fam- ,
ous for Low Prices. Give us a trial. I
OUTLET CLOTHING CO.,
23 North Fourth Street.
I
MORRIS SAYS save money buying!
new and second-hand furniture hero. !
High prices paid for furniture. Morris I
Sclimertz. 1030 Market. Bell 3971 R. |
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR '
CASH ALL MAKES RENTED I
EXCHANGED.
GEO. P. TILLOTSON,
205 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSITE
ORPHEUM THEATER.
BOTH PHONES.
FOR SALE
Magazine for No. 1 Linotypes. |
A rare bargain for a plant with I
a No. 1 machine.
1
Address
THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING
COMPANY,
' Harrisburg. Pa.
SIDEBOARD Good as new. forj
sale cheap. Apply 2545 Main street, j
Penbrook, Pa. •
FOR SALE 2OO-H.-P. Automatic I
engine, 25-k. w. belted generator, di- j
rect current, gasoline builder's hoist, I
B'ixio Flory hoist, with boom!
I swinger and boiler: 1-yd. Hay ward I
jtlam shell bucket, boiler feed pumps,
I hot air pumping engine, 2-H.-P. gaso- j
I line engine, l-H.-P. motor A. O. j
(planer, drill press, milling machine,!
I power grindstone, leather belting,
I large valves, Marathon Roadster, 9'ord !
j Delivery. F. R. Laverty, 1936 Brlggs 1
street. 801 l phone 1857.
l
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
! HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID fori
Second-hand Furniture. Prompt at
tention. Newmark A Cown, 3tiß Broad
j Street. Dial phone 4826.
i HIGHEST PRICES For ladies'!
and men's cast oft clothing and shoes.
Write to Welntraub, 636 Herr street.
!jl> ia I 5177. j
! COHEN & COMPANY, York and i
I Ash avenues. Highest prices paid fori
i rags, paper, iron, barrels, rubber and |
| metal and old machines. .Send postal!
or call 32X'1W Bell and Dial 6225.
I HIGHEST PRICJ3S PAID for all
I kinds of empty barrels and junk. Gall]
Fell plume 4275. B. Abrams & Son,'
| 824-832 North Seventh street. j
WANTED
; Second-hand motors. Small
'! sizes preferred:
Apply
FEDERAL MACHINE SHOP, j
Cranberry St.. near Second,
Harrisburg. Pa.
MAX BMKLTZ
! Second-hand furniture bought and;
i sold. Highest cash prices paid. Cull!
J Bell 1581 or Dial 5847. or drop a pos-j
; tnl to Max Smeltz, 1016 Market street.!
! Will call, city or country. J
! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL)
kinds of Junk. Get our prices before'
| selling. Call Bell phone 936, or dropj
us a postal und our wagon will call.'
Keyston Iron & Metal Co., Broad and |
Currant streets.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES J
; WANTED Men and women to s:ee|
! demonstration of the new WONDER
OIL-GAS BURNER. Does away with
j wood and coal. Makes better fire than ;
! either. See it demonstrated at 109
Broad street, any evening.
j FOR SALE—A C-bottle Soda Foun- !
I iatn. suitable for a small business. A
. good moneymaker. Call, or write, li.
i! B. Kline, 705 North Second street, ilar
j risburg. Fa.
j FOR SALE The Mercersburg!
Journal and. Job Printing office. I
I Worthy of investigation. Address!
[Mrs. Nettie Fleming, Administratrix,
j Mercersburg. Pa.
j FOR SALE Grocery, doing a
J profitable business city 12,000 popula
tion, Central Pennsylvania. Excellent]
.opportunity. Low price to quicks
buyer. Write at once for particulars. I
. Address Box R. 7011, care of Tele-'
. j graph. J
FOR SALE Country Produce,
> j Fish anil Oyster Business. Good 10-I
[• cation. Good-paying, casli trade. Re
> tiring from business, will sell cheap
]i to quick buyer. Address Box IC, 7122.1
j care of Telegraph. 1
i; BUSINESS PERSONALS
I,' A. LANE
| New and second-hand furniture!
- bought and sold. Highest prices paid, i
; ; 1022 Market street. Bell 4730 J. I
f FURNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES—
Bought and sold. S. Gold, 1014 Mar-!
' | ket. Bell 40S5J. j
"I INVENTORS FINANCED—Patents, I
Automob'les, Motorcycles Bought, |
" ! Sold, Exchanged. Cash or commission. l
(Simon Horst. Linglcstown. Pa.
j UPHOLSTERING Of the best I
kind. Work guaranteed. We call and |
deliver. 308 Broad street. Dial phone !
I 4826. 1
' FURNITURE CRATED And I
! china packed for shipping. Also re- i
| pairing. J. A. Bishop. 1736 Logan St. j
j RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED
Single edge, 25c doz; double edge. Sac
I doz; razors. 25c. Gorgas Drug Store.
f DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. H.
j Caplan Co.. 206 Market stfeet.
QNININE —Look out for that grippe
• feeling, likely to catch you this
• changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVE
" PHOSPHO-QUININE will stave it off
■ If taken In time. Gross Drug Store,
> 119 Market street.
? Money to Loan
i ' ' ~
MONEY
If you are ptVssed for ready
j cash to meet any emergency,
r call to see us. We lend money
In compliance with the laws
of the State.
EMPLOYES' I/IAN SOCIETY.
ROOM 206 BERONER BLDG.,
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS.
. LICENSED AND BONDED pY STATE.
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WHEN YOU NEED MONEY
s to meet immediate necessities, always
consult tills reliable, licensed, bonded
Institution, chattered under Peirnsyl
- vanla laws and financed by local pco-
I pie In 1909 to save borrowers from cx-
I tortlon.
i x
. Co-Operative T/iarr A Investment C 0.,;
204 Chostnut Street.
; 1
I WE LEND MONEY in compliance i
with Act of June 17. 1915, to individu-.l
■ als in need of ready cash: small loans
a specialty, business confidential, pay-'
ments to suit borrower's convenience,
positively lowest rates In city.
PENNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT CO.
132 Walnut Street.
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Musical
VIOLINS. MANDOLINS, GUITAR
BANJOS. Band and Orchestra Instri
ments promtply and carefully repal
ed OYLER'S. 14 South Fourth etrei
TALKING MACHINES promptly at
carefully repaired by an expert onl
OYLER'S. 14 South Fourth street.
FOR SALE Piano of me liighe
i grade. Will sell cheap fcr cash. A
I dress Box H, 7825, care of Tel
I graph.
I IF your Talking Machine needs r
! pairs. Just call Bell Phono 5242 J. j
| expert will be at your service at on<
j Or bring machine to 1213 North Till
! street.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
GOVERNMENT SALE
| CAMP SHERMAN'S LAST Ah
LARGEST ANIMAL AUCTION
507 Cavlary horses, 6lu Artllle
I horses, 410 Draft mules, and 70 Pa
] mules, guaranteed free from contaj
! ous disease, blindness and heavi
j will be sold in singles, well mat
pairs, and carefully selected lots,
I the highest bidders at AUXILIAI
REMOUNT DEPOT, NO. 318, CAH
SHERMAN. CHILLICOTHE, OHI
j 7 :30 A. M.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAI
I 12, 1919. Many of the horses a
mules now in hands of organlzatio
! and trained under harness and sa
die; increase in number of anims
allotted for sale necessitated seco
selection; therefore, stock offered w
be belter ihnn at former sales. Sto
(ars will bo spotted, graveled a
disinfected, and animals loaded i
those who want to ship. Railroad re
resentativo on grounds. Usual heal
| certificates will he furnished. At
nials. if' necessary, fed one day aft
! sale. All who desire to buy will
| given RESERVED SEATS. Sale to
. held in pavillion with sawdust rir
! sales stable, lunch stand and electi
lights. TERMS —CASH or CEUj
I FlEl> CHECK.
HAULING AND MOVING
! AUTO HAULING I —LocaI or lo:
! distance. Furniture and piano movi
j a specialty. Blue Line Transfer, 9
j Capital street. Both phones.
! FOR HIRE Two-ton auto tru(
Apply 1108 South Ninth street. B
I phono 2455 R.
| HEAVY HAULING—FuIIy equipp
i for furniture, freight and piano mo
! ing. No distance too far. Carel
] driver. Rain and dustproof body,
i 10. Grubber's Truck Service, lrw
| Aungst. manager, Hershey, Pa. B
j phone 15R6.
LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANI
'.HAULING Furniture movii
j Prompt service. Ernest Corbin, t
• Calder street. Both phones. B
! 3636J, Dial 3683.
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE —Lo.
! and long distance. F. J. Marter, B
! 39-J, Steelton.
! AUTO HAULING Local and lo
(distance. Furniture moving a si
; cialty. Rates reasonable. Pron
• service. Call Bell 623 J.
LOCAL AND LONG-DISTAN
! HAULING Prompt service. A. A
Motor Express, 917 Capital street. 13
plione 1635 J.
GENERAL HAULING AND FA
! EXPRESS SERVICE to nearby ton
• with auto trucks. Only experiem
land careful drivers. Call Bell 33
j or Dial 2265.
! HICKS Loral and long-distai
I hauling and' storage. 424 Ilelly. Bi
] phones.
!all kinds OF IIAULLN
I
AND MOVING DONE
. CONRAD BROS., 341 KELKER ST
I
BELT, PHONE 623 W.
DIAL PHONS: 3518.
WHERE TO DINE
| ALVA HOTEL AND RESTAURA!
| THE HOME OF SATISFACTION
j STOUFFER'S RESTAURANT— Ho
I cooking served to Businessmen c
• Ladies in separate riintngrooms.
STORAGE
: STORAGE—4I9 Broad street, hou
hold goods, merchandise. Priv
looms at reasonable rates. Also ha
j ing of all kinds. D. Cooper &.
! Botli Phones.
f STORAGE—In brick building, r.
; 408 Market. Household goods in clc
j private rooms. Reasonable rates.
■ (.5. Diener, 408 Market street.
j STORAGE Private rooms
I household goods ill fireproof wa
; house. $3 per month and up. Lov
storage rates in non-fireproof wa
j hi.use. Harrisburg Storage Co., l
j 445 South Second street.
UNDERTAKERS
SAMUEL S. FACICLER.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
1312 Dorry St.
| B3LL 1956. DIAL SIJJ
RUDOLPH K. SPICER,
Funeral Director and Kmbalmcr.
511 North Second Street.
BELL 252. DIAL 2145
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE
| PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY
Beautifully situated oil Market str<
! east of Twenty-sixth, and on t
! north and east faces the new pat
; way. The prices of lots are modi
| ate. Miller Bros. & Co., Agents.
Cleaners and Dyers
; .
IT PAYS to have Clothes Clean
Pressed. Dyed or Repatred at the b
place In town. Call and dellv
Goodman's, 130014 North Sixth. B(
Phones. i
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOS FOR HIRE
CITY GARAGE
116 STRAWBERRY ST. ,
New five and seven-passenger
•cars for business or pleasure
at all hours.
BELL 2360. DIAL 4914.
WANTED TO BUY A five or s
passenger automobile, in good con
tion. Write, giving full descript
and where can be seen. Box 41, II
rirburg.
FOR SALE Delivery car, fit
dard-Dayton chassis, 30-H.-P., ch,
top, 6175 cash. Inquire 612 Emer
street.
OLD AUTOS
Wanted; used, wrecked or oldtimi
In any condition. See me before s
rlflclng elsewhere. Chelsea A
Wrecking. A. SchlfCman, 22, 24.
North Cameron street. Bell 3633.
~ONE NEW CONESTOGA TRUCI
Covered body; 1.000 tbs. capacity
bargain. Inquire of Fhlladelp
Quick Lunch.
FOR SALE
1917 Reo, 6-passenger.
1918 Dodge. 6-passenger.
1912 Stanley Steamer.
I Ford Runabout. '-■
i Ford Light Delivery.
I SIBLE'S GARAGE.
SOl Cumberland Street.
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