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ii Uaeecupiel Store Is a Reflection 01 tie City-Advertise For a Teiaat
ggatbs
11*11 lII.EII on March 24, 1919, Car
rie M Beidler, at tlic home of her
parents, l'htlip and Carrie Beidler.
of 419 Hamilton street, aged 411
> ears.
Funeral services at St. Marv ■-
Catholic Church, Maclay street, on
'i htirsduy morning, at 9 o'clock, to
which relatives and friends are in
vited to attend. Interment Ml. Cal
vary Cemetery. ltemains can he
v lowed Wednesday evening.
PUIt.M-lY tin March ill, 1919, l.il
iie tl. Forney, wife of John Forney,
aged 47 years.
I' uncial on Friday afternoon, at J
< 'clock, from her late residence, 338
llatris street. The relatives and
lriciids are invited to attend with
out further notice. Interment Camp
Kill cemetery.
>l*l IT'/. Elizabeth 8. Kelts, wife of
the late Nuali Self/., died Tuesday
morning, at o o'clock, at the Mes
siah Home, 11S5 Bailey street, aged
ss years.
Funeral services on Friday after
noon, at 3 o'clock, at the Messiah
Home Chapel, the Rev. Mr. Kretdor
and the llev. Mr. Hick officiating.
Interment Knola Cemetery.
U'l.l.klt —On Monday, March 94, 1919,
li. F. Miller, aged 7 4 years, l'J
months and 8 da.vs.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at.
2:30 o'clock, l rom his late residence,
7u North Thirteenth street. Rela
tives and friends are invited to at
tend without further notice.
I I'.Mi'.tl. Mrs. Maria Fenieal, wife I
of tlic late William Fenieal, died I
this morning, at .7 o'clock, at her]
koine, 1309 Vernon street, aged <3,
Funeral services Friday, at 3 P. M., |
nom her late residence, the Rev.,
Thomas Reisch officiating, assisted
hy the Rev. .). A. Lylcr. Interment I
Harrisburg Cemetery.
MlEltlv Edgar F. Shcrk. on March 1
36, 1919, at Brooklyn, New York. :
Funeral arrangements will he an- ;
it mi need later.
LOST AND I'UUXI)
I.C.ST From furniture truck, two i
I,undies of bed clothing, between L"- ;
inoyno and Lancaster. t.iberut re- j
vvai'd it rturned to 11. 11. Rice, Le- :
moyne, Pa. Dial 3427.
LOST Small. brown leather j
poeketbook, with initials L 1!.. be- i
tvveen Fourth and Woodbine streets. I
or on Third street. Finder can keep i
money, if poeketbook is returned to <
3303 North Fifth street. j
IAIST Blue poeketbook, between j
corner of Crooked avenue, and Howard
street, on Saturday evening, contain
ing over $7.00. Reward if returned to i
123 Linden street. !
LOST Saturday morning, corner i
Cameron and Market, pair of lioso- ;
glasses in case. Reward if returned j
to Engineers Society, Front and i
Chestnut streets. |
INSTRUCTIONS
INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION in Gregg
Shorthanu. Typewriting, English. |
Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithme- |
tic, etc. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL!
OPEN ALL TEAR. Enter any time. I
Bell 125, Dial 4016.
BECKLEYS BUSINESS COLLEGE
121 Market St. Chas. R. Beckley ;
HELD WAN T I D—M AI .E
WANTED
EXPERIENCED NURSERYMAN j
One with knowledge of orna
mental shrubbery preferred.
Send full particulars, Includ
ing salary expected, refer
ences and experience.
Address
BOX P. 7323,
Care of Telegraph.
WANTED
Young man to work in coal
office at Seventh and Wood- i
bine streets. Apply by letter
only, giving age, salary de
sired, place where formerly
ployed.
Apply
UNITED ICE Je COAL CO.. |
Forstcr and Cowden Sts.
I
WANTED Messenger boy. Apply!
Superintendent, The Telegraph Print- .
ing Co., Harrisburg, Pa. i
LOOK HERE You can make sls]
daily c-asy. Something new. Big field ,
for agents. Particulars free. Hurry, i
as territory Is going fast. Call, or ad- I
dress, M. A. Allison, Millcrsiiurg, Pa. ■
— ;
IVANTED Man to help clean win- i
down. Experience unnecessary. Apply
1611 Wallace street. Reii phone 1684 M.
WANTED. —First-class moulder to !
operate 12 machines in planing mill. I
Apply to The Beetem Lumber and !
Manufacturing Co., Carlisle, Pa.
WANTED
Broad silk loom fixers. Apply
HARRISBURG SILK MILL.
Second and North Street.
WANTED. —Married or single white I
man on dairy farm, must be good j
tnilker and understand general farm
work. Wages fifty-five dollars per
month, house, garden, und privileges.
Would employ father and son if de
sirable. W. B. Devaney, Malvern,
!
WANTED Good man to work in j
grocery store and meat market, one
vvlio understands cutting fresh meats. I
Address Box C, 7322, care of Tele
graph.
REPAIRMEN
40 MEN WANTED at once to learn
to repair autos and aeroplanes. Must
have $5O cash for entrance fee.
Chance to make good money between
class hours. Auto and Aeroplane
Mechanical School, 25 North Cameron
street, Harrisburg. Training quar
ters, 260 South Front street, Steel
ton.
SALESMEN Experience unneces
sary. Not Stocks, Bonds, Insurance
or Real Estate. But an opportunity
for men who qualify to earn big
money. State where employed; full
particulars. Box C. 7318, care of
Telegraph.
ill.1.1" W ANTEII—FESJALF
WANTED Night dishwasher.
Good wages. Apply Alva Restaurant,
19 South Fourth street.
f~ —\ |
For Sale
1309-11 N. Third St.!
A good business property near
the Broad Street market. Three
story brick building with two
store rooms.
All improvements—Lot 45x95 ft.
Miller Brothers & Co.
Itcal Estate
Insurance . Surety Bands
Locust and Court Streets
Members Hbg. Ileal Eslnie Board
1 ill
WEDNESDAY EVENING. HARRISBUEG TELEGRAPH MARCH 26, 1919.
1 11 KU WA NTKII—FEMAI .E |
WANTED
EX I EKIEXCED OPERATORS
' j Wo are wanting Sowing
■ i Machine Operators, positions
are permanent, regular work,
' and good wages, together
j with a bonus every pay day.
' I Old operators are welcome
| to return to work again.
FOLDERS
' We are also wanting girls
for our Folding Department.
' ■ Must be over 16 years of
age. Good wa'ges arc paid in
,! tni* Department, •together
with a bonus every pay day.
PLOUGH MAXFG. CO.. inc.,
Ileily and Fulton Sts.
' I
.
DRESSMAKER Wants experi • j
1 ! ev.eeci hkii t hunits, anil uUSo practical
1 : aewer.s. Call at noon or 0 to s, 1221
' state r< et.
(iIULOIt WOMAN WANTKD For]
general houaeworK, in laniily ol' tlir*e|
adults. No children. One that wjll
appreciate a good home. Apply lauU!
'|.Ninth Second street. j
;| WANTKJJ A girl, Ili years or •
Jovei, to tend Telegraph candy stand.;
1 ; Apply at Stand.
I WANTKD Competent typist with j
some business experience. State'
I former employment and salary ex-,
I peeled. Address 1\ O. Box 121, Har
jrishuig.
WANTKJ.) .X girl for general 1
houses oik. No washing nor ironing.!
(Apply 1819 North Hecona street.
| WANTKI) Woman to keep house
and take ear** of small boy aged six.
(Mic who prefers a good, iulet home
! more than salary. Mute full parlcti-
I lara. Address J., 7063, care of Tele
| gi u ph. \
i WANTED • Woman for general
housework, to live at home. XIJj
j North Second street.
I WANTED Experienced tobacco]
! strippers. Apply 20" Market street. .
I GIRL WANTKD For housework I
lin apartment. No washing nor iron
ling. Apply Apartment B, 7 South
Front street. !
| EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED j
I For general housework. .Small lani-
I ily. No washing. Good wages. Apply.
12426 North Second street.
! BOCKKEEPER AND STENO
IOR A Pit ER WANTED For factory j
[office. Must have a good education]
and be thoroughly efficient and -x-.
; perlenced. Apply Belgrade Knitting j
Mill. Twelfth and Bridge streets. New I
Cumberland, Pa.
I WANTED Experienced sewing
j girls. Call evenings between 6 and
X, 133 Walnut street.
;
WANTED Experienced woman
I for general housework. Small family. I
! Good wages. Apply at 2012 North
j Tmrd street
WANTED
! Reliable white woman tor i
child's nurse. Good wages to •
careful and competent person.
i Address
N.. 7122.
Care of Telegraph.
i WANTED Mlddie-aged woman]
for general housework. Small family.
No washing. References. inquire
! 11'• 05 Bridge street. New Cumberland.
Pa.
i HELP W ANTED—MaIe and Female
WANTED
Young man to handle lumber j
business from stump to mar
i kct. Must be capable, consul- j
cntious and a bustier. Also a
lady stenographer, typewriter
and bookkeeper. Only those
experienced need apply. Ref
erence required. Address
! C.. 7315.
Cure oi Telegraph. j
SALESMEN W ANTED
SALESMAN WANTED By niami
i faeturet to handle high-grade, Mude-
Ito-Measure Raincoats. Liberal xom-
I mission in advance. No delivery or
I colli cling- Liberty Raincoat Co..
I Dayton. Ohio. ;
SITUATION'S WANTED—MALE
j WANTED Position as shoe sales-'
man, X > ears' experience, either in
j store or traveling. Address 1.. P.
| Hammond, York, Pa.
| WANTED Young, married man
desires employment of any kind; has
I experience driving any kind of truck
]or ear. references. Address Box D,
7057, care of Telegraph. j
1 WANTED Married man desires,
position on stocked farm. Address Box!
I 307. Camp Hill, Pa. Route 1.
i
I WANTED A position by young i
man, who lias had previous experi
ence and can furnish best of reference.
I Address Box Z, 2135. care of Tele-j
j graph. |
WANTED By young, married!
man, with about eight years' experi-]
ence. in accounting and general office,
work, a position with reliable firm in I
or about Harrisburg; references fur-j
Inirhed. Address Box B, 7316, care of|
Harrisburg Telegraph. j
| SITUATIONS W ANTED —Ecinale ]
I WANTED General office work, |
or assistant housekeeper wanted by
woman having had six years' experi
ence. Address Box L. 7326, care of]
Telegraph. j
WANTED Woman desires posi-i
tion as stenographer; several years'!
experience; can furnish first-class
references; sulary expected. $B5. Ad
dress Box L 7299, care of Telegraph.
WANTED Colored woman wants
general housework or work by day.
1727 North Seventh street. ,
WANTED Woman desires house
cleaning. 1767 North Seventh street.
WANTED Young woman would
like small washings to do at home, or i
fiav's work of any kind. Apply 1125
state stieet, Harrisburg. i
WANTED Colored woman de-'
sires cooking by day, in hotel or res-I
jtauranl. Apply 1208 Apple avenue.
I WANTED—A young woman desires
a position as cashier or office assist
ant; can furnish best reference. Ad-j
I dress U., 2810. care of Telegraph.
ROOMS FOR RENT j
FOR RENT Two second floor]
rooms, completely furnished for light
| Housekeeping; all conveniences. Call!
1609 Derry street, after 6 P. M.
FOR RENT Housekeeping roomsj
with kitchenettes attached. Stoves!
furnished free. Laundry, phone and i
bathroom privileges. Storage look-1
ers. Weekly payments. Inquire 439
Broad street.
FOR RENT Large, unfurnished I
llvingroom. first floor front, suitable!
for suite of rooms, modern conveni
ences. Inquire Dayton Cycle Co.. 912
North Third street. Dial 4990. I
\ ROOMS FOR RENT
! FOR RENT—Three nleely-fu rnish
ed rooms, on third lloor, bay window,
for light housekeeping, with private
family; all conveniences; use of
i phone; on State street, near Fifteenth.
! Address Box O, 7324, care of Tete
j graph.
| FOR RENT Furnished rooms,
i $2.50 tier week and up; warm rooinj;
! running hot and eosd water; tight
housekeeping and private bath. Wit
; son Apartments. 113 South Third.
] TWO ROOMS —On third lloor, for
light housekeeping. Address C., YO6B.
I care o£ Telegraph.
| FOR RENT Two completely fur
nished rooms, for light housekeeping;
water and gas in kitchen; no children.
! Apply SIS Woodbine street.
FOR RENT Large, well-furnished
room, with steam heal; use of phone,
j inquire 719 North Sixth street.
TWO ROOMS Light housekeep
ing. lis Locust street.
i ROOMS FOR RENT -- 114 Chestnut
street, near river front, largo furnish
ji d l oom for housekeeping. Running
I hot aril cold water, together witu
j other accommodations. Bell 305 W.
j FOR RENT Furnished, bay-j
[window front room, second lloor; city
| steam, shower bath, electric light and
phone; centrally located. Phone
1 269911. j
j FOR RENT Three unfurnished
rooms, on second and third lloor; up-,
I town district; good location; no chil- |
Idi en. Inquire' 9 to 12 A. M., 5 to 9
j P. M. ' Bell 4123 W.
FOR RENT Elegantly furnlsh
ied rooms, with private family; no
! light housekeeping; references. Bell
! phone 624. Dial 4957.
i ROOMS WANTED
GENTLEMAN Desires comfort-:
table furnished room, with or without!
i hoard. Hill section preferred. Address!
Box G. 7325, care of Telegraph. i
WANTED Unfurnished room in a !
private family, by young woman; e.in- i
tral location preferred; best of refei-l
enees. Address Box 1- 7061, cure of!
Telegraph.
WANTED Room, by young lads"
employed, with or without board. Ad-j
|ui ess Box D, 7323. care of Telegraph, j
i WANTED Comfortably-furnlsh-;
led, well-lighted room and bath, locut- :
led between State street and Market
street, desired by gentleman; refer-!
enees exchanged. If room is not of!
the kind described, do not reply. Ad-|
I dress L., 7059, care of Telegraph. ;
i 1
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
j FOR RENT Second lloor; three!
; looms; use of bath: no children. Pos- I
'session April 1. Apply 911 North Sixth
j street.
FOR RENT An apartment, 1609'
: Market street. Rent, per month,:
I $37.50. Possession April i. Inquire!
.1. Iv Kipp.
FOR RENT Apartment at It'll I
North Sixth street, four ruoina audi
| bath, l'or light housekeeping; ail;
modern conveniences. Apply Louis,
Jl4 North Third street.
MKCUANICSBUKG Centrally lo- !
eated; porches, front and rear; gas '
and electricity; all conveniences. ]
Rent reasonable. Small family pre- ;
ferred. Inquire 429 Broad street, ;
9.30 to 11 a. in., or Hopple £ Swartz, ]
, Mechanicsburg.
FOR RENT 132 Walnut street,]
two rear apartments, two rooms and]
bath, electric lights and steam heal.,
Possession April 1. Apply Common- i
wealth Trust Company.
APARTMENTS WANTED
WANTED Comfortably-furnished '
bachelor apartments, three rooms and]
bath, centrally located, desired by two I
j gentleman. Best of reference. Ad-!
]dress Box 11, 7290, care of Telegraph.!
; I
WANTED Four or five furnish-!
led rooms, with private bath, in good'
residential section. Must nave no oh-I
Ijeclion to two small children. Write!
I full particulars to 1- B. Cornell, l'enn- !
! Harris Hotel.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED, TO RENT A house of !
16 or 7 rooms, with all improvements
: and some ground, on Hill or near
! Pr.xtang, between $lB and $25 rent, i
i Address Box D, 8421, cure of Tela-!
! graph.
! WANTED. TO RENT house, in
good location, with all improvements,
by family with no small children, io- i
eated either in Harrisburg or i
ICnoin. Bell phone 4135W, or Box B,
7513, core of Telegraph.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MT. GRETNA 7-room cottage, I
Campineoting Grounds. Good condi- ]
tion, wide porches, conveniences. I
range, running water both lioors. elac- I
trie light, furnished. Apply 312 Hum-i
ir.el street, or to Mrs. Mussina, on the'
Grounds. |
FOR SALE Three 3-story frame 1
houses, eight rooms. paved street i
i $2,109 each. Two brick aemi-bunga- !
lows. 6 rooms. laundry, bath, pantry.'
: porches. $3,150 each. Two bricks, all
; improvements, $5,100 both. Also in
dustrial plant, fine water power. Bell!
' 1334 J. j
FOR SALE Most attractive West I
i Shore home. All modern conveniences'
I Will soli at a sacrifice. Call Belli
j phone 3037 R.
- . i
| FOR SALE —97 North Seventeenth I
! street, vacant, a brick house, 8 rooms,
;with bath, steam heat, gas. front audi
back porches. Price reasonable. $3OO
! down, balance same as rent. D. A.
jt'uley, Kunkel Bldg. Bell 589.
! FOR SALE —On easy terms. 201 o!
!to 2UIS Susquehanna street. Possess-;
' sion on April 1. Apply A. P. Doranz, j
1 1225 North Sixth. j
j THREE-STORY BRICK. 8 rooms.'
!$1 ,S00; $50.06 needed as first payment.
216-story frame, $l,OOO. Three-story
brick, on Boyd street, with all Im
provements, payments made like rent.
! Possession can be had in 30 days.
LINCOLN REALTY CO.,
1129 Seventh Street.
FOR SALE Modern home; goad i
location; 3-story brick and stucco; I
Iside entrance: 9 rooms and buth; gas'
I electric light; steam heat; fine condi
tion. Possession at once. 1846 Chest
nut street.
FOR SALE BARGAIN lt o
Hunter street; nine rooms and bath;
I gas and electric lights; side entrance
hct and cold water in cellar; steam
lu-at; street and alley paved. Price
j $2,500. Inquire on premises.
FOll SALE CAMP HILL IU.
| story frame semi-bungalow, 7 rooms
and hatli. For further information I
] call Bell phone 3193 J.
j ISO 9 MARKET STREET 3-storv
brick; ' tine home: first-class shape.
Possession April 1. Must be seen to
Ibe appreciated. Lehman & Klinge
!man. Patriot Building.
FOR SALE 427-429 Maclav
street, facing Fifth street. Nice io'-
] cation J. K. Kipp. 2203 North Fourth
| street.
' BUY YOUR HOME on our rental
i payment plan. Small cash or Liberty
] Bond first payment required, balance
las rent. We have houses in every
! part of the city and suburbs. Apply
|A. r Doranz. 1225 North Sixth street, j
j FOR SALE. Good modern-priced I
] home, near river, in uptown section '
Fine river view. A. W. Swengel. 2131 |
'North Second. Bell 2575 J. I
8 Do You Need Help? j|
Is your business lagging because yjl
■ 111 you have not enough competent work- QJ
111 ers to carry it on? QJ
; yij Efficient people are not finding it gf|
. difficult to secure good positions.
. They do not flock to your offices
looking for work. You must GO ffl
jgjjg AFTER THEM—advertise for them ffi
jffl and to. them through the classified
\|p column's. You can find the right fjh |
people, hut not without a moderate |jM|.
|y| amount of advertising effort. - Yet |jKH
sip that is a small price to pay when you ||||
! ftfal consider the IMPORTNCE of 'the ID :
! i %U matter to vou and A-our affairs. OJI
1' ' I
(| _JL iL 1L J KIRS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |
|
C. H. CORDER,
REAL ESTATE
2-story frame, on Park street, with j
{garage, porch, all improvements. j
i Vacant, corner Boas and May I
{Streets, 6-room brick; all improve
ments; room for garage; front porch. I
I --story brick, 6 rooms and bath; all]
improvements; front porch; corner. (
'Small amount down. Pay as rent. ;
1 I
j A'acant, April 1, 3-story brick, all i
j -mprovements 9 rooms, electric and ]
(gas. porch front, furnace, on Market
j street.
j Possession soon 3-story brick on ■
State street; room for garage; front'
j porch; side entrancb.
A'acant April 1, 3-story brick, up-'
{town, 9 rooms, ail improvements; ssoo'
down; front porch; a bargain,
j I
Corner, up-town 3-story brick, all!
: Improvements; room for garage;
! porches; small amount down; 9]
j rooms and bath.
| Briggs street, near the Capitol; !) j
! rooms and bath; side entrance; all
I improvements.
! . I
] North Second street, corner, 12]
rooms; all improvements; steam heat;
j electric and gas; room for garage; i
possession soon; suiluble for apail
i nient house.
I Storeroom property on Hill. Market |
street; 3-story brick; all improve-.
I ments.
! Storeroom, corner property, brick;'
Possession at once; on Walnut street |
(Hill): all improvements.
I Green street house; steam heat;]
Ifront perch; side entrance.
! 2-story brick on Hill; all improve- j
:ments; $lOO down; pay as rent: drive]
j alley; porch front; bay window.
' 2-story single fronte. 6 rooms, front
j porch, electric lights, stable, one block
to trolley cars in city: newly painted
land papered; possession May 1; small
iamount down; pay as rent.
Several apartment bouses paying 10
I per cent, clear.
Several suburban cottages, all im
provements. H to 1 acre land.
I
I 2'i-story brick, on Hill; garage; all
I improvements; front porch; corner.,
: 2-stor.v brick on Hill; all improve
; ments; steam bent, electric and ga-i 1
i porches: drive alley ; side entrance;
I bay windows; possession soon.
Single, corner, all improvements,
garage. S rooms, on Hill, steam heal
; electric and gas; possession soon.
] Single frame, corner, 6 rooms, at
itic. furnace; room for garage; on Hill
• near Derry street; slate roof; 2k.-
story: smalt amount down.
i 2Aa-story frame and stucco, on
lNorth Second street, near Broad' fu-.
naee. electric lights; 6 rooms; posses
sion soon.
C. IL CORDER.
j 1722 Green St. Bell 560 J.
|
j , SIXTH ST.—A'cry desirable
] dwelling, four rooms first door, hard-
I wood finish, in 26u0 block, lot extends
back to drive alley.
I
i S. TWENTIETH ST. Single house,
liot. 40x125 feet to drive alley, house
[in good condition. Will sell on month-I
|ly payment plan. Splendid upportu-1
, nity.
] GOOD INVESTMENT 1406 to 14"2
IN. FOURTH STREET; monthly in-1
I come, $125.00. AVill take some City!
j property In exchange.
| RIVERSIDE Frame dwelling in!
first-class condition, steam heat and
jail other modern improvements. In-!
vestigate.
GRACE MacWTLLIAMS,
2217 N. Fifth Street.
Dial 5707.
FOR SALE 2114 Renn St., 3-storj I
Ibrick dwelling, 8 rooms, bath, cement |
ied cellar, water, gas and elect'i '
I lights, furnace heat, front and rea. 1
| porches, screens for windows ati-. I
doors. This property is in flrst-clus.-]
i condition.
I FOR SALE 1612 Regina St. 3-
story stone and brick dwelling, all
modern improvements. Price. $3.1u0.0u.
| FOR SALE 234 1 Ellerslie St., 'J
! rooms, bath, all modern improvements.!
sdie entrance, drive alley in the rear,
Ift out and rear porches. Price,
j $3,300.00.
| FOR SALE - One acre of ground
improved by a new 6-room bungalow,
now vacant, located close to Itock
ville ear line. This plot is elegantly
located, is close to the city and offer
ed at the attractive price of $2,600.30.
BRINTON-PACKER CO.,
Second and AValnut Sts.
MODERN DWELLINGS—
FOR SALE
540 S. 17TH ST.
537 S. 16TH ST.
539 S. 15TH ST.
BRICK and MODERN dwellings.
Your RENT PAYMENTS will BUY ONE
All VACANT—POSSESSION at ONCE.
S. W. FITZGERALD.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY',
34 S. THIRD ST.
FOR SALE. Attractive residence,
1604 State street. Call at residence
or phone 3849 M.
I PENN ST., 2320 A'acant house for
IBUIC; brick construction, six rooms and
batli. steam heat, gas and electric
light, concrete front porch, side en-'
trance; price, $3,400; easy terms. Bell
' Realty Co., Uergner Building.
| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
' I
"IF IT'S REAL ESTATE,
I I
SEE SANDEIILIN"
IF YOU HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED To!
| MOVE. DON'T TRY TO SWIM UP-!
| STREAM. OR YOU MIGHT GET A
SUIT WHICH YOU CAN'T WEAR.
1 But AVILL COST YOU MONEY. I
!
MOVE AT ONCE.
S SELECT VOI R HOME FROM THE
FOLLOWING LIST:
'
! WILL BE FINISHED IN A FEW DAYS
-
! Thirty-second and Derry Streets,
single, corner; 244-story stucco home;]
I seven rooms, large livingroom with!
, I.replace, also a dandy sun parlor; M
hardwood floors, gas, electricity, steam
jL e at, large front porch—in fact,'l
i everything right up-to-the-minute; I ;
lot, 40x160; look at this before buy-.
] ing; must be seen to he appreciated. | (
ONE-HALF ELD Eft MANSION
I '
Twenty-fourth and Derry Streets; 2-|i
I story brick, six rooms and bath, sun
| parlor, hardwood lioors, steam heat, 1
! gas and electricity, front and side on-I.
I trance, driveway in the rear, nice size!
yard; right price to quick buyer. I 1
TIIE REAL TIHNG
■ Twenty-fourth and Derry Streets;
I story brick, nine rooms, all the very '
j latest Improvements; these homes'
cannot lie duplicated in the eitv for
I the money; will lie finished in alto ft!
[two weeks.
NOW VACANT
AY'ieoniseo St., 627; 3-story brick, eight |
rooms and hath, gas und electricity-, 1
furnace, front porch, nice size hack!
] yard with driveway In the rear; new-'
j l.v painted: same as rent.
A GOOD BARGAIN
Camp St., 6 18; immediate possession;
3-story brick, eight rooms and bate, I
all improvements: one of a row of'
very well built homes; same as rent, j
SEE US FIRST
AVE DAVE A NUMBER OF PROPER-!
TIES THAT AVILL BE VACANT ON
Hit ABOUT APRIL 1. AND WILL BE "
GLAD TO GIVE YOU FULL PAR
TICULARS AT THIS OFFICE. j!
;
D. ASA SANDKKLIX, i]
Room 1, Security Trust Lldg.
36 NORTH THIRD ST. j]
BELL 1390. DIAL 3573. j 1
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POSSESSION APRIL 1. J'
Price. Down !"
2207 Login St., brick.... $2,500 $5OO
916 N. Sixteenth 5t.... 5,400
2427 N. Sixth St 5.700 600 I
42A Maclay St.. brick.. 4.600 i.
423 Maclay St.. brick.. 4.100 I
-1032 S. 11th St 2.800 500'
1943 N. Fourth St 3,000 300 11
97 N. 17th St 4,000 ]]
D. A. CALEY, Kunkel Bldg. Bell 689.!-
NINETEENTH ST., N., 28 Single!'
brick dwelling for sale; fourteen!
rooms and bath. gas. electric light 1
steam heat: lot, 78x82. Bell Reultvl
I Co., Bergner Building.
! FORSTER ST.. 1927-1929 $3 0001
will purchase two frame houses, brick'
| and frame construction, gas. electric
I light. Bell Realty Co., Bergner Build
i ing.
] VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
PROPERTY FOR SALE No. 6211
IN. Sixteenth street large dwelling
most modernly equipped lot. Vox
95 shrubbery and fruit in seuson
ißell Realty Co., Bergner Building.
! THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE'
i FOR SALE Above Maclay street !
|nli improvements garage on rear of I
lot. Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Build
irg
FOR SALE Two-story brick I
j house; all modern improvements; j ■
j built oni year and a half; desirable |:
location. Call Bell phone 2205.
Real Estate for Sale or Exchange ] j
l 3-STORY HOUSE, corner Twenty-1'
eighth and Cainby streets. Penbrook-]
all improvements; concrete walks;')
room tot garage. Possession at once'll
Price. $5,200
Double 2H-story house Nos, 228-230
Twenty-ninth street, Penbrook; yl
rooms; all improvements; lots. 24x1851 <
] each. Posacssioh soon. Price, $2,200 i!
either side.
Double 3-story brick, all improve-!'
ments. Lemoyne. Price, $3,000, either "
side. I'ossession April 1.
See CHARLES DA VIES, 204 Calder '
Building, Market Square.
REAt. ESTATE FOR REXT !"
FOR RENT To colored people u ! i
six-room house, located at No. SO J I -
South Tenth street. Rent, $13.0" per!
month, inquire of Fred. C. Miller, <
Attorney-at-Law, 31 North Second i
street, Harrisburg, Pa. I,
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FOR RENT House, 6 rooms andi
' bath, $l6 per month, Dunkel street'
near Greenwood. Possession on or!<
rbout April 1. Inquire Fred C. Mil-'l
lor, Attorney, 31 North Second street.j 1
REAL ESTATE WANTED j"
[ WILL GIVE $20.00 to any person !
who will rent a 6 or 7-room, modern 1
improved, well-located house to a 8
Ismail family. Address Box p, 7135 ( ~
care of Telegraph. j (
DO YOU WANT to sell your home'' I 1
Call A. W. Swengel, 2131 North Sec
ond. Bell 2575 J. j (
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READY CASH FOR CITY PROPERTY I
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFERv
BELL AND DIAL PHONES. ir
CHAS. ADLER, 1002 N. THIRD ST. >
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED, TO BUY A good home
In Harrisburg or Immediate .suburbs
Rough, Brightbtll & Kline, 307 Kur
kel Bldg. Bell 3902, Dial 4509.
Offices and Storerooms for Rent
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FOR RENT
BOARD OF TRADE AUDITORIUM.
For meetings, conventions
Banquets Dances and parties'
Use of piano free. Kitchen
attached.
11. C. CLASTER, Jeweler,
302 Market Street.
I
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| FOR RENT Good location for
shoe repair shop. Nice, light room. I
Addresa Box A, 7320, care of Tele-1
I graph.
I FOR RENT Excellent location for
barber shop in residential section
Address Box 14, 7321. care of Tele
graph.
FOP. RENT 3.000 square ft. cf
lloor space, for storeroom or light
manufacturing, in brick building.
! Plenty of light. Outside entrance.
I Second tloor. 1520 Fulton street. Bell
! 1570.
j TO RENT ARCADE BUILDING—
! Corner Walnut and Court avenue, I
I storeroom 32 North Court avenue. Also
several desirable offices second lloor. I
inquire Room 206, Second Floor, Ar-,
I cade Bidg.
STOREROOM.
Uood Business Location.
504 Market Street.
CHAS. ADLER.
1002 North Third Street. ]
$lO.OO. STOREROOM 250 Hamilton!
street. suitable for barber, tailor,!
poolroom or cigar store. Chas. Adler, [
1002 North Third street.
[
FARMS
40 ACRES, with 3-story water-!
; power mill. 10 acres fine timber. 7-
[room house, 7',i miles from Harris
burg, ptice, $5,000. Terms to suit. I
| Will exchange a 6-acre fruit farm,]
I good building, for city property worth i
| $2,300.
Will exchange 6-acre truck and I
fruit farm for city properly worth]
$1,500.
I 2 acres, with 2i-story house, at
! West Knola. Price, $2,000. Terms to j
] suit.
O'/s-ucrc truck farm; 5-room house. ]
near I'axtang. Price. $l,BOO.
| 105-acre limestone farm. 2 houses, |
i large barn. Price, $9,000. Seven ,
miles west Harrisburg.
i Any of these places can be had |
April 1. 1919.
bee CHARLES DA VIES. 201 Calder]
Bldg.. Market Square.
1 CO-ACRE FARM
e a
Possession at once. Slock. .
tools and feed included. Or I
will give use of stock and
tools free for one year for
quick sale. Land level. Good
water. 50 acre-s good timber.
Terms reasonable, or will
exchange on city property*
Located near Halitax.
C. H. CORDER,
1722 Green St., Harrisburg.
' Bell 560 J.
FARM FOR SALE Five miles |
from Harrisburg. Fruit and Poultry i
Farm. 16 acres. Fine location. About
400 young fruit trees just starting to
; bear. Good house and outbuildings.
iCall 1826 Regina street.
! 40 ACRES —Without buildings, sur
! rounded by a small stream of water.
i 6 miles from Harrisburg. $1,500.0').
110 acres, with good buildings, can get
I possession April 1, $2,100. Call at 107
! Chestnut.
I FARM 110 acres; best of soil;
house and barn in O. K. condition;
; plenty oi hay. straw and cornfodder. I
I 107 Chestnut street.
i ' FARMS WANTED
WANTED A good Farm already!
[stocked D„ 7056, care of Telegraph, j
I WANTED A large or small Farm, j
'near trolley or railroad. Please state
[lowest price. Address D., 7286, care
of Telegraph.
i FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
PEOPLE CQMING BACK
THREE OR FOUR TIMES. ]
SAY THAT
LONG FLAME FURNACE COAL j
!
is so satisfactory that no other
COAL
gives the same
SATISFACTION.
Order 1.000 lbs. to-day. $4.70. j
Bell 600. Dial 2345
J. B. MONTGOMERY.
NO COAL CARDS NEEDED.
SUBURBAN DELIVERY.
I
] FOR SALE Bloch baby carriage, I
I white reed. Inquire lit Crescent l
street, or call Hell phone 1191 W. |
FOR SALE An awning, suitable I
for in front of any business place.
For particulars call Yohn Bros., 13
North Fourth street.
FOR SALE New horsie toddler
for child two or three years. Painted
black and white. $3. 813 North Sec
ond street.
FOR SALE Beautiful Blenheim
Spaniel puppy, 10 weeks old. Pedi-1
greed. Reasonable. Call 312 Hummel]
street.
FOR SALE Oak roll-top desk, in I
good condition; also combination look;
safe. 24x82x42 Inches. Cull at 1732
State street, or phone 1519 W. j
FOR SALE rived reversible baby!
carriage, in excel.e'nt condition. 2154'
Penn street, or Bell phone 769. .
FOR SALE Kodu Fountain, with !
a!! fixtures, including ice crusher.!
milk shaker, bank-bar peanut roaster,
etc. Will be solu reasonable. William
Moyer. 452 Cumberland street.
FOR SALE Two glass show
cases, cheap; 6 ft. long, 36 in. high.
Must he sold at once. Call at Bogar
Hardware Co.. Third and Sayford
streets.
MISCELLANEOUS houshoid furni
ture for sale. including antiques,
books, etc. Call 2149 North Second I
street, any time.
FOR SALE Piano, vlctrola. din
ingrooni suite and hall suite. Address
F.. 7317. care of Telegraph.
FOR SALE Elevator. 3,000 Jbs.
capacity, for three floors; rope lift:
platform. 7x16 ft. J. S. Sible, 256
Herr sluet.
MORRIS SAYS save money buying
new and second-hand furniture here. 1
High prices paid for furniture. Morris
Schmertz, 1030 Market. Bell 3971 R.
FOR SA'LE—MISCELLANEOUS |
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Tiie store across from Y. YV. C. .V j
ofters you the biggest and best bar-!
g-iins in Men's and Boys' Suits. Over
coats. Mackinaw Coats, Underwe-n !
Hats. Caps, and Shoes. We are fam- :
ous for Low Prices. Give us a trial. I
OUTLET CLOTHING CO., !
23 North Fourth Street.
FOR SALE Rufus Red Belgian !
Hares. Fine .stock. Heavyweight 1
type. Excellent color and condition.
Bucks and Does. Aug. Rich. 417-
South Seventeenth street.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR'
CASH ALL MAKES RENTED — :
EXCHANGED.
GEO. P. TILLOTSON.
j 205 LOCUST STREET, OPPOSITE '
' OKPHEUM THEATER.
BOTH PHONES.
! FOR SALE Diningroom suite,
j tinned oak. consisting of table, four
I chairs and buffet, practically new
| Will sell very reasonable. Stored,!
[and inquire at 1530 North Fifth street. ;
W ANTED—MISCKL LA XEO US !
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID fo,
Second-hand Furniture. Prompt at- |
tention. Newmark At Cown, 368 Broad
street. Dial phone 1256. Bell 4705R
WANTED Second-hand laundry
stove to connect to boiler, to furnisn
ih"t water. State price. Address ii,,x '
'O, 74"0, care of Telegraph.
! WANTED, TO BUY' A good, sec-!
I ond-liand 4xS alley pool tabic. Must j
lie in good shape and reasonable price. !
ICull Dial phone 3992.
WANTED Diningroom suite from j
private family. Must be in good cue- ]
Idition. Call Bell 3634 or Dial 556'3.
J Evening Dial 3025.
j WANTED Permanent home for'
two-year-old baby boy, in well-to-do-
It'bristian family. Address Box L. ■
17060, cure of Telegraph.
MAX SMELTZ
| Second-hand furniture bought and
-sold. Highest cash prices paid. Call!
(Bell 107111, or drop a postal to Max
i Smeltz 1016 Market street. Will call
icily or country.
| WANTED A second-hand beam- !
lift hand elevator. Capacity. 300 io 1
600 lbs., to third lloor. J. S, Sible, 256
Herr street.
| I
I* COHEN & COMPANY. Yolk and ,
i Ash avenues. Highest prices paid for 1
] rags, paper, iron, barrels, rubber and
I metal and old machines. Send postal
jor call 3221W Bell and Dial 6225. 1
j HIGHEST PRICES PAID for ail
kinds of empty barrels and junk. Call '
j Bell phone 4275. B. Alliums & Son, :
| 824-832 North Seventh street.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
HARDWOOD FLOORS
LAID AND FINISHED.
OLD FLOORS CLEANED.
Consult The man who knows
how.
j
G. M. SLOUGH.
Bell phone 1859W.'
j DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. 11.
CAPLAN CO.. 206 Market street.
A. LANE
New and second-hand furniture!
bought and sold. Highest prices paid. 1
1022 Market street. Bell 4730-J.
] INVENTORS FINANCED Patents',
] Automobiles, Motorcycles Bought, ]
Sold, Exchunged. Cash or commission.!
j Simon Horst. Linglestown, Pa.
I UPHOLSTERING Of tlie bmd 1
ikind. Work guaranteed. We call and]
deliver. 308 Broad street. Dial phono 1
[ -1826. Bell phone 4705 R. j
MACHINE SHOP Specialty of
; light machine, models, experimental.!
mill, factory repairing, odd parts lor
autos made. Variety Machine and Re- |
pair Shop. 1704 Fulton street, Harris- !
burg. Pa.
OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING —'
Any metal welded. Work guaran-
I teed. Carbon removed by oxygen, i
Cufiital City Welding Co.. 153S Logan
street. Bell 4396 J.
! RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED—j
| Single edge, 25c duz.: double edge. 35c i
'doz.; razors, 25c. Gorgus Drug Store.;
FURNITURE CRATED—And china i
packed for shipping. Also repairing. ]
J. A. Bishop. 1736 Logan street.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER—Es-j
! timates. Jobbing. First-class work, j
| 11. W. Hummer, 1423 Liberty street.'
Bell 4420. j
QUININE —Look out for that grippe 1
feeling, likely to ;atch you this
!changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVE
I'HOSPIIO-QUININE will stave it otf;
if taken in time. Gross Di'ug Store. ;
1119 Market street
- I
j BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
! PACKING
Experienced packers of Fur
niture, China und Bric-a-brac.
A. H. SHENK
1906 North Sixth St.
Bell Phone 399 W.
I FOR SALE A confectionery busi- j
ness. consisting of stock. fixtures,;
| good will and real estate, being 10-|
rated at No. 1015 North Third Street,
Harrisburg, Pa. The house is a three- {
I story briek, consisting jf a complete |
I housekeeping apartment of six rooms;
land a bath, storeroom, ice cream and-
I candy manufactory. It was formerly 1
! known as the Dietrich Confectionery!
'and Bakery business, having been a
| wholesale and retail pluce for ovei"
I lorty years. All improvements and
'heated by steam heat. Bell 307 J. For!
price and terms inquire of Fred. C. ]
Miller. Attorney. 31 North Second !
street. Harrisburg, Pa.
WANTED A partner, or will sell !
out Indies' Ileady-to-Wear Store near
Harrisliurg. Wonderful oppontunity.
Address Partner, care of Telegraph.
MUSICAL
J. IT TROUP MUSIC HOUSE,
i Troup Building—ls S. Market Square, j
BARGAINS THIS WEEK
! $3OO. Stieff Upright, mahogany,!
I brilliant tone, good condition. Price,
slstl. Easy payments.
! $325. Wesor Bros. Upright, flnei
[mahogany, like new. Good tone.
Pt'.ce. $lB5. Easy payments.
$325. Weaver, upright, mahogany |
ease, large size. Like new. Price, {
$220. Easy payments.
$350. Story & Clark upright, near- i
ly new; exceptional value. Price, !
$245. Easy payments.
Doll A- Sons. 88-note player, maliog-]
!an.v, with 25 rolls and bench. Price, |
j $375. Easy payments. I.
Rishbll Phonograph. mahogany,
largo cabinet size, nearly new. Price, '
$9O. Easy payments.
I.
Edison Amberola. large cabinet |
size, plays four-minute records. Price. I
$55, records included. ' (
Any of above instruments delivered j
free," anywhere.
J. H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE.
Troup Building, 15 S. Market Square.
i
I
| M USUAL
i ——■
j PL-AY IS It PIANO With forty ro
of music, for sale: slightly used; mi
! be sold at once; cheap to a Qui
; buyer. Spangler Music House. 21
j North Sixth street.
AN ORGAN PRICE
Within (lie next few days orgo
I will be given away. Cull at Yo
Bros.. 12 North Fourth street, for 1
formation.
TALKING MACHINES promptly a
i cart fully repaired by an expert 01
j OYLER'S, 14 South Fourth pireet.
VIOLINS. MANDOLINS. GUITAI
BANJOS. Band and Orchestra Insti
ments promptly and carefully rcpa
ed. OYLER'S, 14 South Fourth stre
MONEY TO I.OAX
MONEY
j if you are pressed for ready
t ash to meet any enierftiw
! call to see us. We lend money
in compliance with the laws
of the State.
EMPLOYES' LOAN SOCIETY
I ROOM -06 BE RON Ell BLDG
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS
LICENSED AND BONDED BY STAT
i
MONEY FOR INCOME TAXES
land other necessities. If you are su
ject to tax and without funds a
i bank credit, our money service tn
1 interest you. Cost reasonable. Pa
ments at ranged to suit your incon
j CO-OPERATIVE LOAN & INVES
MENT CO.
204 Chestnut St.
j WE I.END MONEY in contpliat
: with Act of June 17, 1915, to indivld
als in need of ready cash; small loa
a specialty, business confidential, pa
me lit." to suit borrower's convenien
| positively lowest rates in city.
, PENNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT C
122 Walnut Street.
HAULING AM) MOVING
AUTO HAULING—LocaI or lo
| distance. Furnituqu and piano movi
a specialty. Blue Line Transfer, !
| Capital street. Both phones.
AUTO HAULING Anything, an
; where. Furniture moving. 10. S. i
n.un, 717 South Nineteenth street. S
Iu'JIW.
' lIICKS Local and long-distar
j hauling and storage. 424 Ifeily. Be
, pinnies.
LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANt
i HAULING -- Furniture movii
i Prompt service. Ernest Corbin, t
iCuldir street. Both phones. B
3636-J. Dial 3663.
FOR MIRK—Two-ton auto tru<
Apply lias South Ninth street. E
phone 24.'511.
HEAVY HAULING—FuIIy equlpp
for furniture, freight and piano me
; ing. No distance too far. Care;
driver. Rain and dustproof body.
1". Gtubber's Truck Service, lrw
\ungst, manager, Hcrshey, Pa. B
phone 15R6.
GE\ERA r. HAULING AND FA
HXPUKSS SKItVICK to nearby tow
with nuto trucks. Only expericnc
| and <*arefill drivers. Call 13ell G3
; or"Dial 2265.
At'TO HAULING Taocal and lo
(distance. Furniture moving- a s[
cialtv. Rates reasonable. I'rompt st
I vic . Call Hell 623-J.
ALL KINDS OF HAULIN"
AND MOVING DONE
j CONRAD BROS., 241 KELKER ST
BELL PHONE C22W.
DIAL PHONE 3518.
| STORAGE
I
STORAGE
Carload Storage at Low Rates.
I THE lIIGHSPIRE DISTILLERY
CO., LTD.,
Higlispire. Pa.
Phones:
Bell: Steelton 169 Y.
Dial: Steelton 9439.
i STORAGE —419 Broad street, hout
j hold goods, merchandise. Priva
rooms at reasonable rates. Also hat
; ing of all kinds. D. Cooper & t
Both phones.
i STORAGE Privute rooms t
• household goods in fireproof war
1 house. $3 per month and up. Low
storuge rates in non-Mreproof wat
bouse. llarrlsburg Storage Co., 4!
,r. South Second street.
STORAGE —In brick building, re
408 Market. Household goods in clet
private rooms. Reasonable rates.
G. 11 letter. 4US Market street.
WHERE TO DINE
I ii VA HOTEL AND KESTAUKA>
I THE HOME OF SATISFACTION.
=TOU FFER'S REST A U RANT—Hot
) cooking served to Businessmen a
Ladies in separate dining rooms.
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
I FOR SALE White Leghorn Eg
i for hatching. Tom Barron stra
' $1.23 per setting of fifteen. Call B
I phone 3447 J.
! ~ HATCHING EGGS Single con
1 Ruff Eeghorns and White Wyandot!
good strain. $1.25 for fifteen. B
; phone 3446 J.
UNDERTAKERS
I SAMUEL S. FACKLER.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1312 Dcrry St.
BELL 1956. DIAL 2133,
RUDOLPH K. SPICER,
Funeral Director and Embalmer,
511. North Second Street.
BELL 252. DIAL 2145,
! CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE
| PROSPECT HIEE CEMETERY
I Beautifully situated on Market str<
'east of Twenty-sixth, and on t
I north and east faces the now par
way 'lho prices of lots are modt
I Ute. Miller Bros. & Co.. Agenta.
Cleaners and Dyers
i WHY buy new clothing, when ■
clean your old ones as good as na
Vow is the time for spring cleanlt
j Goodman's, 1306 W I*!orth Sixth. Bo
I phones. Call and Deliver.
AUTOMOBILES
I FOR SALE 1916 Buick 4, in
condition, repainted and thorougl
overhauled. Also several other ca
lw. A. Meyer, llershey, I'a.
I FOR SALE 1916 Cole 30-hof;
I power, 5-passcnger, fully equtppi
'has four new mud guards, ned hea
lights; also one extra shoe. Will sa
rtfice to quick purchaser, $6OO. O
1917 Maxwell, $5OO. Many other go
bargains. Must be sold at once. 1
quire 27 North Cameron street.
Additional Classified Ads
on Opposite Pago