14 I Get a Desirable Tenant Through tie Classified Rooms For Rent Cntaini S 111 ■' I HeEBBBBHHHBBBHPI Mil ll'mril ■ B ■ ■ BBBEBBBBBBBBBEBBwI ggatbs GAIIRIiTT Mrs. Rosanna Garrett, wife of the late Peter Garrett, for merly of Lebanon, died Saturday morning at the home of her daugh ter. Mrs. Isaac Boyer, 1948 Parlt street, aged 83 years. Funeral services Tuesday evening, at 8:30 o'clock, at her late resi dence. Kemains will be taken to J.ebanon Wednesday morning, at 10:30 o'clock, where interment will be made. IiITTS Russel M. ttitts died Thurs day night, April 10. at 11:&r o'clock, at the home of his mother, il.i Dunkel street, aged 37 years, o | months, 4 weeks and 3 days. He is survived hy his mother, Mrs. Susan ltilts, and the following! brothers and sisters: Wilbird S. , Ititts, of city; Howard G. Hitts.llum nielstown. Pa.: Koy E. Ititls, of city; Mrs. Alice Morris, of l'lnolu, Pa., and Mrs. Cora Sellers and Mrs. Vineta Lambert, of city, and Mrs. Goldie Beck, of Washington, D. C. Kunc-ral services will be held on Monday. April 14, at 3 P. M„ at the home of his mother. Relations and friends are invited to attend with out further notice. Interment Last Harrisburg Cemetery. Sill IdV William R. Shuey died April 11, 1919, at his home, 2b6 Cumberland street, aged 73 years. Kuneral services will lie held at the above address Monday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock, to which relatives and | 1 rii nds are invited without further ; notice. Burial private, Harrisburg ■. Cemetery. ! Wldl.lildK Maria A. Welkor died ' Thursday, April 10, 1919, at 12:J> j nouu. at 5137 Fa 1 son street, I'hila- j delphia. In her 83rd year. Kuneral services will he held on 1 Monday, April 13, at 3 P. M. I meiit in Kern wood Cemetery. Kola- j lives and friends invited to attend without further notice. J WR IGHT April 11. 1919. Harry I Wright, nged 7o years. Funeral services Monday afternoon, • at 3 o'clock, at his late residence' 1530 I'l nil street. Interment East | lln rnshurg Cemetery. Relatives | and friends invited to attend with- i out further notice. CARD OK THANKS — ! THE family of the late Jeremiah! Dotiglus, 1606 Perry street, wishes to j tbank the Kiks, Woodmen of America,] I'.agios and the Employes of the Open; Hearth Ueparament, of Central Irani end Steel Co., and friends and neigh- ; 1 ors for the kindness shown them during illness and death; also for the Moral tributes sent. IX MFMOIUAM IN memory of our dear one, A. M. > I'ctrow. who leit us three years ago,. Mini 13, 1916. No mortal eye hath seen j I'll glories of that land beyond that river, „ . Its crystal lakes, its Molds ot living! green, Its fadeless Mowers, and the un-: changing sheen, A round the throne forever. Wife and daughter, ANN IK FETiiUM, i MAt 1(11 K CURRAN. | IN ai d and loving remembrance of! my dear daughter, Klsle Viola Bishop,. \i ho <:• parted tills life four years ago ! to-day, April 12, 1915. Pear daughter, when the Mowers, lip urn And the trees in beauty wave, I will gather n pretty bunch And lay them on your grave. ■MUTHKR AND AUNT. IN MKMORIAM In sad, but lov ing reini mbrance of my dear nephew, Henri Ward Hiu kenstoe, who died April* 12. 1918, three years ago to-day. Sadlv missed. His aunt, . MRS. M. R. BOLTON. | lAIST AND l'Ol'NH j ~ LOST Roll, containing $37.58, | le-tween Adams Express and , North street, and Second and front. [ l indei please return to American ; Railway Express, at Fourth and ; i hestnut, or deliver to P. J. Al- ] bright. 1195 Christian. LOST Wristwateh. Monogram on : back. Reward if returned to 220 Lo cust. I LOST Signet ring, with raised j letters, initials M. K., either in Ma- I jestic Theater or between theater and ! Rose's. Return to 120 Boas street. j W Itl STWATCII Lady's small., gold wristwateh. with bracelet at-j tached, lost; open-face, with large ( B" on back: lost between Seven-, teenth and Perry and Fifteenth and | Swatura streets. Liberal reward if returned to if. G. Kendall, 314 South, Seventeenth street. — —— I INSTRUCTIONS | INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION ill Gregg j Shorthand. Typewriting, English, , Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithme tic, etc. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL OPEN ALL YEAR. Enter any time. ! Bell 125, Dial 4016. BERKLEYS BUSINESS COLLEGE | 121 Market St. Cbas. R. Beekley j — | HELD WANTED—MALE WE HAVE SEVERAL VACANCIES for young men, preferably 20 to 23 years of age, of a me chanical turn of mind, in our j organisation. Out-of-town employment High School education desirable. Previ ous experience unnecessary, but we want only men who seriously want to lay the foundation for a permanent and interesting connection with unlimited possibilities. ] Ample compensation while learning. State your age and education in your first letter. BOX F, 8420, Care of Telegraph. WANTED Experienced man to drive a 2-ton Auto-Car coal truck. Do not answer this advertise ment unless you have operat ed a heavy truck. Apply UNITED ICE AND COAL CO., I'orster and Cowden Sts. WANTED —Canvassers on a news paper premium proposition: salary, experience; commission. Apply 7 to 9 P. M. O. B. Bishop. Hers hey Hotel, City. For Sale No. 627 and 629 Maclay St. Pair, 2bj-story frame houses, each contains 7 rooms, bath and pantry; front and back porches; all improvements. Each lot Is 20x 135 feet, with a 20 ft. si|. garage on the rear, and a 16 ft. paved drive attey. Price $3200 each j Miller Brothers & Co. Ileal Estate Insurance Surety Itonds l.ocual and Court Streets Members Hbg. Real Estate Hoard SATURDAY EVENING, HULL* WANTED—MALE | ! FACTORY WORK We need a large number of unskilled men for production work in the rubber industry. Ages 18 to 45. Opportunities to learn trade. $3.00 per day while learning, after which you are able to earn $4.00 to $6.00 per day and better. No previous experience ncces | enry. We will assist you In secur ing board and rooms or houses at lowest rates. Physi cal examination of heart, eyes and for hernia required. Apply In person, or commu nicate with Factory Employ ment Oflice. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO. j WANTED—Barber. Bowers' Bar j her Shop, Third and Market. Bell I phone 3516-J. j WANTED—At once. Good black- I smith helper. Must have experience. Apply C. A. Fair Carriage and Auto I Works. East. Lnd Mulberry street ] bridge. ! WANTED Delivery boy in Job ; Printing Department. Second Floor, i The Telegraph Printing Co., Harris burg, Pa. CIVIL SERVICE IN ONE WEEK, $4 ! Prepare for railway mail and other i Government positions quickly. Com iplete, $!. No extras. Write for par ticulars. Federal Service Institute, Washington, D. C. BOOKKEEPER WANTED For ! business oflice. Must lie experienced jand competent. Addle.. .... 8421. care ' of Telegraph. | WANTED Woodsmen for cutting i timber and peeling bark, one mile east of Kockville on first mountain. ! call or address Samuel Wittenmyer, I Harrisburg, Pa. j i SHOES Experienced inseamerj mi ladic' high-grade welts, "'/j cents; i per pair. Good, steady job and j I plontv of work. Smalts Goodwin Co., 315 North Twelfth street, Philadel phia, Pa. ! MEN Age 17 to 55. Experience .'unnecessary. Travel; make secret in ] vestigations, reports. Salaries; ex penses. American Foreign DetectHe j Agency, 603, St. Louis. BARBEIi WANTED. IMM'EDI- j ATKLY or someone familiar with! | barber trade, to lake orders among] I I arlier shops for massage, cold and] j vanishing creams, talcum powder, shampoo preparations, etc. Big op- Iportunity for hustler. Apply al once.] ] Arthur N. Christy & Co., Newark, New I York State. ! I j WANTED Experienced night porter. Good wages. Apply Alva Restaurant, 19 South Fourth street, j WANTED Men to learn to re- ] pair automobiles and aeroplanes. Full course, $5O. Call, or write, 25 North, Cameron street, or Training Quarters, j 260 South Front street, Steelton, Pa. ; SALESMAN Good, live man with! car, to sell truck tires and oil on com- ] mission. Dial 3312. I HELP WANTED—FEMALE ; | ; WANTED ! EXPERIENCED OPERATORS We are wanting Sewing Machine Operators, positions arc permanent, regular work, and good wages, together with a bonus every pay day. 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 wages are paid in this Department, together | with a bonus every pay day. j BLOUGH MAN EG. CO.. Inc., Reily and Eulton Sts. WANTED Experienced weavers and ! | learners. Apply I HARRISBURG SILK MILL. North and Second Streets, | Harrisburg, Pa. | WANTED—Canvassers on a news- i I paper premium proposition; salary, I experience, commission. Apply 7 to ! 9P.M.G. B. Bishop, Herslluy Hotel, j City. i WHITE PHOTOPLAYS $25-$3OO ipaid anyone for suitable ideas. Ex- I perience unnecessary; complete out | line Free. Write Producers' League, j 248, St. Louis. LADIES Lam SBU from the pro ] ducts of 16 flowering plants, which you eat. grow in your yard. Answer I to-day, if interested. Botanical, 4, West Haven, Conn. | WANTED Protestant soprano ! soloist for Easter morning and I Easter evening. Address L., 4210, care of Telegraph. WANTED 5 bright, capable women to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. $25.00 to $50.00 per week. Railroad fare paid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 720, Omaha, Nebr. PEACE WORIC AT WAR PAY Knit urgently needed socks for us on Auto Knitters Experience unneces sary. Full particulars, 3c stamp. Department 146, Auto Knitter Co., 821 Jefferson street, Buffalo, N. Y. WANTED Two white girls, cook and an:ml maid; private family in house with all modern conveniences. No washing. Maids' bathroom. Cook ing entirely with gas. Good wages. Reply to Box L, 7447, care of Tele ' graph, WANTED Good stenographer. Write, giving education and experi ence, to Box E„ 7448, care of Tele graph. WANTED —■ Experienced woman I for downstairs work, including cook ling and ironing. Apply 2133 North j Second. I WANTED—Bookkeeper and stenog rapher for factory office. Thorough ly experienced, efficient and well I educated young woman. Salary, $2O to $25 per week. Apply Belgrade Knitting Mill. Twelfth and Bridge streets. New Cumberland, Pa. WANTED A girl for general housework. Small family. No wash ing or ironing. Apply 1819 North Sec ond street. j I HELP WANTED—FEMALE I WANTED Dishwasher. Good I wages. Apply Alva Restaurant, 19 I South Fourth street. ] WANTED A young, white woman iof good character, as child's nurse. Must be able to sew. Address Box L, I 7440, earo of Telegraph. WANTED —• Eyeleter, experienced operator on a Peerless eyelet machine. Apply Harrisburg Shoe Mfg. Co. WANTED —-Experienced salesladies for Shirtwaists, Muslin Underwear, Petticoats. Only those who are th jr oughly experienced need apply. Kauf man's Underselling Store. WANTED A child's nurse, with reference. Apply 5 South Front street. LADIES Do you want to make $5 daily. I will help you. Every wom an needs one. Send 250 for sample. Money refunded if nut satisfactory. Box 275. Millersburg, Pa. WANTED A white woman for general housework in small family. No washing. Address 422 Spruce I street, Steelton, Pa. HELP WANTED—MaIe and Female j RAILWAY MAIL CLERK examina tion coming soon. Men 16 to 40 pre pare for it and other government "exams" under our expert, former Government Examiner. Thousands of men and women. 16 to 60, needed in Reconstruction Period ahead. Write to-day for free booklet "MC." Pat terson Civil Service School, Rochester, ] N. Y. ! MEN AND WOMEN To raise Belgian llares. Enormous prolits. We furnish you three does and buck, j thoroughbred stock, for ten dollars, | free instructions, and buy-back guar antee. Have shipped from o_ur Dun | cannon Babbitry same day order is received. Snyder-Gordon Co., Box 1568, Harrisburg, Pa. i WANTED. IMMEDIATELY Men ] women, 18 or over. Hundreds Gov-' eminent Jobs, now obtainable. $1,009- < 1,100 first year. Quick raise. Com-; men education sufficient. List posi-1 tinns free. Write Franklin Insti- I tutc. Dept. 413-0, Rochester, N. Y. j MFN-WOMEN Raise Belgian I Harts for us. We pay you $7 pair! and expressage. Free Illustrated] booklet and contract. United Food! A. >''ur Association, 329 West Forty ; eighth street, Dept. C, New York. $2.50 PER DAY paid one man or! woman in each town to distribute free | circulars for concentrated flavoring] in tubes. Permanent position. F. K. Barr & Co., Chicago. SALESMEN W ANTED j ! ] SIDE LINE! Salesmen—Learn how ; Miller is making more on his side- ] j line specialty than on his main line. Sales-talk and pocket samples free. | Responsible house. Quick action, j Eriekson Incorporated. Des Moines, 1c wa. WANTED, GROCERY SALESMAN —For money-making side-line. Ex elusive patented necessity. Carry j | sample in pocket. Or wide-awaltc man with sales ability. Live eonnee- | lion. Whole or part time. Write J. j I'. Snyder, Reading Heights, Reading,; ] Pa. ! SADi.'sMEN Now Carburetor for! ! Ford Cars, simple, not a moving part, Installed in "6 minutes, guaranteed to! : double your mileage and start in zero] ] weather without heating or priming.: 15-day FREE trial. Our St. Louis] I man sold 1,100 in 6 months. Salt Lake; City man made $1.20(1.00 in one week. I Write !'. A- J. Carburetor Co., 505 j [\\ . Jackson Blvd., Chicago. AGENTS WANTED J AGENTS Quick seller. Big profits. California Itosebeads coining I money for hustlers. New stuff. Tre jinendous demand. Catalog Free. Mis -1 sion Bead Co., 1427, lrola, Los An-1 ] geles, Cal. I | $5OO PER MONTH selling a new I I Patented Fuel Vaporizer guaranteed jto save up to 50 per cent, in gasoline;] ; 10 miles per gallon made with Ford | ear. Sold on money-back guarantee.; lone sample free. Stransky Vaporizer ICo., Pukwana, South Dakota. | i $20.00 DAILY distributing by new] plan, new Prise Picture, "Soldier's Re-, I turn," "News From Home." "My ' Daddy," "Human Liberty Bell," "Free-] Idom," Honor Rolls and 60 others.! ] Enormous demand. Samples free. ] Also important portrait catalog. Con- 1 solidated Portrait Co.. 1034 West! ] Adams street, Chicago. i AGENTS Big Pay and Free Auto- 1 mobile introducing wonderful new; 1 gasoline saver, punctureproof, five-] year spark plugs and other econorai- I eul auto necessities. Outfit free. F. Ballwey, G32, Station F, Louisville, Ky. i WE have several unassigned terri ] lories in this state for the distrlbu i tion of our original history of the I "WORLD'S WAR" down-to-date—'he largest and best illustrated book ever jsold for the money. Clears upward of! ! $20.00 per day for salesmen. Sells at j ] sight—acl quick. National Manufaj I Hirers' Syndicate, Hartford 31dg., ] Chicago, ill. j j 500 PER CENT. PROFIT Agents ] ! "learing hundreds weekly. New ; Washing Compound. Wonderful ! seller. Big repeater. Nature's Might-] iest Cleanser. Send for proof. Free ; sample. Mitchell, B. L, 1314, East i Sixty-first street, Chicago. ! "HOW TO START IN BUSINESS i FOR YOURSELF" —Is a little book sent free by a large hosiery manufae- Iturer soiling its entire output I through special representatives direct to. the wearers. It shows you how to build "for keeps" and how to make I up to $2,500 a year as some are doing. Write for it to-day. Clows Knit j Hosiery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. I AGENTS We pay you $3.00 an | hour to sell made-to-measure Liberty, i Storm Coats, the best combination j top coat and raincoat in the country, fan be worn in fair as well as stormy weather. Liberal commissions In ad vance. No deliveries or collecting. ! Sample Coat and outfit free. Write to-day. The Liberty Raincoat Co., j Dayton. Ohio. ; LARGE MANUFACTURER wants ] representatives to sell shirts, under j wear, hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts, ] direct to homes. Write for free j samples. Madison Mills, 503 Broad- I way. New York City. I | SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE i WANTED Experienced young man desires clerical or stenographic position; good reference. Address ] Box L, 7449, care of Telegraph. | WANTED Situation collecting, or Iwoik on bread wagon, Al reference ] from last employer, or work of any kind, by u married man; sober and re liable. Call Bell phone 3931 R. WANTED Young, married man desires a position as shoe salesman; experienced In buying and selling ladies' and children's wear; can fur nish reference. Address C. N. K„ 71J N. West street, Carlisle, Pa. WANTED A young man, 20, graduate of High school, wishes work of any kind—in a private office pre ferred. Address Box C, 7450, care cf Telegraph. WANTED Boy 17 ytpars old, would like to work on a farm near the city. Address Lester P. Nichoi. Central Y. M. <'. A., Harrisburg, Pa. WANTED Young man desires po sition with auto firm as iemonstrator; lias had eight years' experience; best references. Address Box L, 7414, care i of Telegraph. HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH 1 1 1 i 18 PUT YOUR REAL ESTATE OUT gg m IN THE LlGHT—tell about it in the m ky classified columns. Don't skimp the praj telling. Give the facts frankly, interest- . ingly, informingly—absolutely with- ids |Y| out false coloring. People arc attract fek) cd hy candor. Indirectness, vaugc- yJ 18 ncss, camouflage—these serve no good ffl 118 purpose in advertising. You can sell By your property to advantage hy jm ffi straight-out advertising. Ms ffl n i: * 1 SITUATIONS WANTED—MAI.E WANTED Position as chauffeur; fourteen years experience; cither truck or private; truck preferred. Address Is., 7152, care of Telegraph. J WANTED Position as chauffeur | I by young man; can do own repairing. Call Pell phone 659 R. I WANTED Boy, 15 years of ago, wants work on a farm near Harris burg, Pa.; reference. 1419 North i |.Sixth. I CEDDARS AND YARDS white-' washed. Anyone desiring white- i washing of any kind send postal, or apply to Edward Miller, 1411 Marion i i street. — | WANTED A man wishes posi | tion painting tin roofs, or job work. Call, or address, A. M. Meyers, 621. I Mueneh street. ; SITUATIONS WANTED—FemaIe j WANTED—Young colored woman j wants housework for mornings. Call | Dial 9217 this evening. j WANTED Colored woman wants cooking or housework. Address B>x |l>, 7410, care of Telegraph. I W ANTED Colored woman desires ; housecleaning or washing and ironing ;by the day. Apply 1217 Wallace street. | WANTED School teacher would I like a position as secretary and cont | panion to old lady; can drive a car. j Address T., 7514, care of Telegraph. I WANTED Colored woman wants j housework, or dishwashing. Call, or address. 1526 Vernon street. i WANTED Stenographer, experi jenced knowledge of bookkeeping, do sires position; best of references. Ad- I aress Box D. 1281, care of Telegraph. I SECRETARIAL* POSITION By I young lady stenographer; eight years' i experience, mostly legal. Unless you ; have a permanent position to offer, with a first-class salary, do not ; answer. Bell phone 842 or 726. j WANTED Oeneral housework by | colored woman. Inquire 1320 North front street. City. —— i ROOMS FOR KENT TWO pleasant furnished rooms for light housekeeping; reasonable, j Phone 807-M. I COR RJJNT 5-roomcd, up-to date, completely-furnished apartment, j second ill or, 1209 North Third. SSU to | right party. Bell 220 J. j FOR RENT Furnished rooms; centrally located; all conveniences; I gentlemen only; use of phone. Inquire | 107 South Second street. Bell 3348. j FOR RENT Barge, furnished (third floor front room; all conveni ences; use of phone; gentlemen pre- I ferrod. Call Bell 121SM. ; FOR RENT Two furnished ' rooms, for light housekeeping; hot land coin water; steam heat. Inquire j 30 North Fifth street. i FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms on second tioor, for light : housekeeping; use of bath, electric ! wash machine, light and heat. In ] quire 1821 Market street. , FOR RENT Combination of sit tingroom and bedroom, with or with out light housekeeping privileges; I use of Bell phone. Inquire 1601 Green I street. I FOR RENT Two unfurnished ! rooms, for light housekeeping. Call I Bell phone 2t'6oM. j FOR RENT Front room, second (lour; all conveniences; private fam ily; privilege of eating breakfast; | reasonable. Bell 3842 M. Call 2t (North Eighteenth street. J FOR RENT Furnished room, and | 'board, third lloor front, in private family; all conveniences. Inquire 14; South Fifteenth street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, single or en suite; lirst-class in every way; ten. minutes' walk to Square. Call Bell phone 624, or Dial 4957. FOR RENT Large, unfurnished livingroom, first floor front, suitable for suite of rooms, modern conveni ences. Inquire Dayton Cycle Co., 912 North Third street. Dial 1990. FOR RENT Two rooms, one fur nished, other unfurnished, in private ilamllv; ladies preferred; Green, near Fcffer stieet. Address Box G, 7063, care of Telegraph. FOR RENT Furnished room in apartment; all conveniences. Apply L, 74 12, care of Telegraph. FOR RENT —Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; steam heat; all conveniences; no children; second floor. Apply 1814 Green street FOR KENT Furnished rooms, $2 50 per week and up; warm rooms; I running hot and cold water; light ■ housekeeping and private bath. Wil son Apartments. 143 South Third. ItOOMS WANTED WANTED Several comfortably furnished rooms and bath, centrally located, desired by two gentlemen. References exchanged. Address Box L, 7451, care of Telegraph. WANTED —BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED Room and board in country, within 25 miles of Harris burg, for woman and child, from April 25 to October 1. Address 8., 7454, care of Telegraph. APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT Three rooms, second Door, unfurnished; use of bath. 911 North Sixth stieet. FOR RENT 3-roorfi apartment, private bath, all conveniences. Price. $lB.OO. Only desirable people, with • reference, need apply. No children. Applv 324 nelly street. Bell phone 1061 M. FOR RENT Apartment a t Xloi North Sixth street, four rooms and bath. for light housekeeping; all modem conveniences. Apply Louis, • 414 North Third street APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT Two rooms and bath, suitable for office or apartment, rear first floor. 132 Walnut street. Apply to Commonwealth Trust Company. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE "IF IT'S REAL ESTATE. SEE SANDERLIN." STOP PAYING RENT | MOVE AT ONCE. j Wiconisco St., 625 Vacant; three story brick; eight rooms and bath; all . improvements; front porch; driveway in the rear; same as rent. Mahantongo St., GlB Thrcc-story brick; eight rooms and bath; all im provements; front porch; same as rent. Fulton St., 1937 Vacant; new; two-story brick cottage; all modern! improvements; this home is in a class! by itself; same as rent. Fulton St., 1627 Vacant; corner property; two-story frame; six rooms; water and gas; in fair condition; same as rent- S. Sixteenth St., 542 Vacant; two- | story trick; seven rooms; all modern] improvements; a dandy little home;' same as rent. I Perry St., 2337 New; finished ill a few days; nine rooms; brick; hard wood floor; steam heat; fireplace; ;he j last word in a home; terms to suit. ; Derry St., 2107 New; finished in] n few days; two-story brick; six ( rooms and hath: steam heat; hard-; Wood floors; sun parlor; one-half of a pair; very desirable home; terms to | suit. D. ASA SANDERLIN. ROOM 1. SECURITY TRUST BLDG.. i 36 NORTH THIRD ST. BELL 1390. DIAL 3573. I t 1 CALDER ST., 270 Two fra.ne! dwellings on lot 62x69. Fine apart- | mont house site. Price right fori , quick buyer. G. W. Kelir, 204 Chest- I nut street. LOT FOR SALE Hudson street, j Cleverly Heights. A bargain to quick: buyer. C. Copman, 19 North Fif teenth street. City. I RESIDENCE FOR SALE 1008 North Second Street, 3-story brick, 9 rooms and hath. Lot, 24x125 to wide al- I ley in rear. Room for two garages. Owner requires smaller house, only reason for | selling. Quick purchaser can ; * secure a bargain. Immediate possession. For particulars address BOX O, 7433, Care of Telegraph, Or on the premises after 5 o'clock. I VACANT, POSSESSION AT ONCE 2-story brick, 6 rooms, all imp., porches. 2'/i-story brick, 7 rooms, all impr., porches. 3-story brick, 9 rooms, all impr., Porches. These houses are all on the Hill, in good repair; drive alley; room for. gaiage. Small amount down. Pay as rent. C. H. CORDER, 1722 Green Street. Bell 560 J. Rents Collected. FOR SALE '! Two-story brick house on Wiconisco street. All Im provements. Garage and workshop on rear. GRACE Mac WILLIAMS, , Bell 4028, J 2217 North Fifth. FOR SALE 427-429 Maclay ! street, facing Fifth street. Nice lo cation. J. K. Kipp. 1721 North Second.; Bell phone 1645 R. ; BUY YOUR HOME on our rental pavmcnt plan. Small cash or Liberty ' Bond first payment required, balance as rent. We have houses in every I ' j U urt of the city and suburbs. Apply I | 1" Doianz, 1225 North Sixth street, j FOR SALE On easy terms, 2010' to 2UIS Susquehanna stieet. Possess sion on April 1. Apply A. P. Dorauz, 1225 North Sixth. FOR SALE 1815 North Second Street. ' Ol en view over river. A fine, medium-priced home in good ' location. Immediate posses sion. A. W. SWENGEL Real Estate, 2131 North Second Street. Bell 2576 J. POSSESSION APRIL 1. Price. Down Logan St.. brick.... $2,600 ssjij 916 N. Sixteenth 5t.... 5,400 ' 2427 N. Sixth St 5,700 KOO 421 Maclay St., brick.. 4,600 1 423 Maclay St., brick.. 4,100 ■ 1032 S. Hth St.. 2,800 6 00 1943 N. Fourth St 3,000 30 0 1 1820 Fulton St 2,000 D. A. CALEY, Kunkel Bldg. Bell 689. FOR SAIJW Price right, one of the ■ last of the Bretz Bankrupt proper ties, No. 26 South Eighteenth street. See Thomas C. McCarrell, Jr., Trus- I tec, 222 Market street. FOP. SALE 259 Susquehanna street, Enola; 2%-story frame, 8 I rooms and finished attic, slale roof sit am heat, electric lights and bath : size of lot, 25x152, including 2 i ots 25 ' x 162. Possession at once. Price. $3.2.t0. See Chas. Davies. 204 Caider Build ing, Market Square, j HliAli ESTATE FOR SAFE „ „ FOR SAFE N. Second St., No. 141:!— Fine location for Physician or Dentist. Will make a fine APARTMENT, too. Rear driveway, hot water heat, 10 rooms and bath. Vacant soon. N. Sixth St., No. 2110 Another fine location for a professional or busi ness enterprise. Now vacant. Rear driveway. |N. Cixth St., No. 335S Nice home in | suburbs of city at attractive price. N. Sixth St., Nos. 3219-21. So. Twenty-first St.. No. 937. Bailey St.. Nos. 1186 to 1191. | Boyd St., No. 631. Camp St., No. 635. Crescent St., Nos. 347-47 >,4-19. ! Emerald St., No. 626. Kensington St., Nos. 2014-16. Muencli St., No. 630. Nectarine St., Nos. 344-16-18. Coffer St., No. 341. Ross St., 'Nos. 623-23. Susquehanna St., Nos. 1401-1407. Susquehanna St., Nos. 1803-06-07. Swatara St., No. 1818. Wallace St., No. 1128. Whitehall St., No. 1851 This beau tiful home, located at intersection of Whitehall and Regina Sts., now occupied by Dr. Orwig, is now open for inspection. The "refined" resi dence of the Hill, in it's most beau- I I tiful location. I BACKENSTOSS BROS., Buss Btdg. Member Harrisburg Real Estate Board. RIVERSIDE If yen are looking for a home on Second street, just call D. E. Ducas, and select one of three that is sure to please you. Brick construction, mod ern throughout, large lot. One has garage on rear. Price and terms rea sonable. D. E. EUCAS, Real Estate and Insurance, 303 Ijewis Street. Bell Phone. FOll SADE Iteai estate property in Worrnleysburg, known as "Half I King's Dodge," named in honor of the I 'lndian warrior "Half King," who was buried near the resting place of John llarris. on Front street, Harrisburg. i Dot, 58 feet by 150, fronting on river front street. 3 squares from Walnut street bridge. Improvements, 10- (room house and bath; roof Peach Bot | torn slate; all modern equipments; up- Ito-date: electric lights, gas stove; j yarn filled with choice fruit and shrubbery, chicken pens, etc. Prop • erty can be inspected any time. Ueo. R. Chambers, Worrnleysburg. Pa. FOR BADE—Camp Hill, 2 V5-story | stucco, single house, large living and I dining rooms, hardwood finish, tire- I place; modern throughout; water J heat; garage on rear. Lot 5U.X175 I j feet. Possession May 1. Attractive ! price to a quick buyer; owner leaving city. Apply to D. E. Lucas, 303 Lewis street. Bell phone. | FOR SALE 100 Acres land; 500 I feet lake front in Conneaut, Ohio —. j growing city 10,000. Four railroads; 'one city, two suburban trolleys: busy shops; good schools. Buy for invest-) menl i.r cut into lots for immediate! sale. Lack of capital my only reason j for selling. Address Walker, West 1 Springlield, Pa. j FOR KALE Desirable property | for summer home on Market street, | I Duncannon: double lot; 8-room frame ' house, in best of condition. Price reasonable. Address 11.. 7453, care of I | Telegraph. | VACANT HOUSE FOR SALE llrick construction; six rooms and bath, gas, electric lights, steam heat, I concrete porch front and rear; No. 1814 Chestnut street. Bell Realty Co.,' (Bergner Building. | VACANT HOUSE FOR KALE No. I j 928 North Second street; seven t rooms and bath. gas, electric I light; price and particulars from Hell i Realty Co., Bergner Building. WILD BE VACATED SOON—No. j 1864 Swatara street; frame house with j nine rooms and bath; all modern ini- 1 provoments; price, $2,600. Bell Realty I Co., Bergner Building. I BRICK HOUSE - With nine rooms i lend bath, other improvements, in- | eluding steam heat, side entrance,: brick garage for two cars; price, $4.-1 I 600. Bell Realty Co., Bergner Build- i '"S- i OFF at a very reasonable j price, 612 Oxford street, brick house, v "it rooms and bath, ga., j furnace, porch front and rear; pos- I session soon. Bell Realty Co., Borg-j j ner Building. CHESTNUT ST. PROPERTY FOR SADE - Brick house, practically new; six rooms and bath, gas, elec-1 trie light, steam heat; No. 1808 Chest- ' nut. Bell Realty Co., Bergner Build- ! ing. FOR SADE i THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE. i No. 1512 WADNUT STREET. Dot, 15 ft. 3 in. by 90 ft. COMMONWEALTH TRUST COM PANY, 222 Market Street. FOR SADE Single, 2%-dtory house, 6 rooms, 422 Second street. Highspire. Surrounded by yard. Lot, ' 60 ft. by 18u ft. Stable in rear. Ap- ) ply J. H. Hoover, 422 Second street,' Highspire. Pa. FOR SALE 2008 Forster street: iVi-story, 8 rooms and attic; lot, 40x 110 feet. Lot of fruit trees. 0. W | Favorite, Worrnleysburg, Pa. FOR SALE Possession in 10 days, No. 634 Camp street, 3-story brick, all improvements. Price, $3,000. No. 1937 North Fourth, 3-story brick, all improvements, $l,OOO. See o. Davies, 204 Calder Bldg. Bell 1377. , FOR SALE A cottage between f street cai line and river, between Rockville bridge and Marysville; elec ' I trie lights, water and all improve | munis. Inquire J. K. Kipp, I7vi North Second street. Bell phone 1645R, 1927 I'ENN ST. Two-story brick house, porch front, 8 rooms and bath" modern improvements. Inquire 2026 Green street. FOR SALE—A modern, attractive residence, for refined family, built be fore war. Sold at a low tigurc. Lo cated at 1214 N. Fifteenth street For terms apply S. Friedman, Real Estate & Insurance. Kunkel Bldg.. or 217 Peft'er street. Real Estate For Sale or Exchange FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE No. 235 South Twenty-ninth street, Penbrook, Pa. Frame, 10-room, steam-heated house, hath, garage and electric l'glit. Lot, 45x180 ft. An ideal Home. J. E. GH'PLa 1251 Market St. READ ESTATE FOR RENT FOR RENT Small house, large garden; suitable for small family; sit uated near Mechanicshurg W. Jay Meily, Mechanicshurg. FOR RENT 11-room house, with all modern improvements and two communicating office rooms, at 125 and 127 South Front street, Steelton, Pa.; or property for sale. Write to C. R. Miller. M. D., 1902 Market street. Harrisburg. ONE house for rent; 3-story brick, all modern improvements, 9 rooms and bath. $3O per month, located at '635 Etas street. Call at 633 Boas. APRIL 12, 1919. RICAL KSTATE FOR KENT j FOR RENT A nne summer home, I in good location, as a whole or ini part, by the day, week or month. Good] river view along state road to Sun- | bury. Running spring water on back' porch. Call at 327 South Front. Bell 1649 J. HOUSE AND BARN On 2 acres of ground, for rent or sale; 2'/. miles northeast, of city, near Shutt's Mill. Inquire 213 Broad street. City. REAL ESTATE WANTED i READY CASH FOR CITY PROPERTY | WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER/ I BELL AND DIAL PHONES. CHAS. ADLER, 1002 N. THIRD ST. WANTED TO RUT WANTED To purchase, good sized oottage at Mt. Gretna Chautau qua Grounds preferred. Must have conveniences and contain no less than | four large sleeping rooms. Large, I rooiny porch desired. Address letter, giving description and price, to A. B. S., Lock Box 237, Lebanon, Pa. FARMS ! FARMS Large and small, on i easy terms. 1,. acres, $1,700. 18 acres, $B,OOO. i.O acres, $2,600. to acres, $l,BOO. II acres, $3,100. •13 acres. $3,000. 59 acres, $3,800, $6OO down. 103 acres, $l,OOO. Will exchange for city property. 11C ai res, $1,200. DL'RAND, 107 CHESTNUT. FARMS WANTED WANTED To hear from owner of good farm for sale. C. C. Shepard, | Minneapolis, Minn. ! WANTED Good farm, near trol l ley or railroad. State lowest price. | Address G„ 4521, care of Telegraph. ' Olliecs ami Storerooms For Rent | 1 FOR RENT BOARD OF TRADE AUDITORIUM, j For meetings, conventions. Banquets Dances and parties. Use of piano free. Kitchen attached. H. C. CLASTER, Jeweler, 302 Market Street. STOREROOM 250 Hamilton I street, suitable for a barber shop. The I I only one left out of seven storerooms. iChas. Adler, 1002 North Third street. | FOR RENT Desk room and office, j Inquire Fred C. Miller, Attorney, 31 j J North Second street. Bell phone 307 J. | ! FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ! I TYPEWRITER FOR SALE 11a j chine like new - no use for it. 1 ! Price only $35.00, on monthly pav-j Invents it s3.nil, or $30.00 cash. .Vl ] dress John Galhreath, Rogers, Ohio. i FOR SALE Standard keyboard i | typewriter, in good condition. Bell : I 824 R. | | I VOR SALE Two French Poodle! Puppies. Cheap to quick buyer. In-) quire 2037 Kensington street. FOR SALE Reed baby carriage! in good condition. Call Bell phone 70'. R, or 1614 State street. FOR SALE Natural reed baby coach. Price, $12.00. 227 Hummel street. ! FOR SALE Mahogany finish roll (top typewriter desk; never used. 23S Hummel street. MORRIS SAYS save money buying new and second-hand furniture here I High prices paid for furniture. Morris j Solimertz, 1018 Market. Bell 4085 R. 1~~ BABGAINS! BARGAINS! ~~ The store across from Y. W. C. A. I offers you the biggest and best ba'r | gains in Men's and Boys' Suits. Over ■ coats. Mackinaw Coats, Underwcir Hats. Caps, and Shoes. We are fam ious for Low Prices. Give us a trial. OUTLET CLOTHING CO., 23 North Fourth Street. I ______ j TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR CASH ALL MAKES RENTED EXCHANGED. GEO. P. TILLOTSON, | 205 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSITE ORPHEUM THEATER. | BOTH PHONES. | WA X TED—MISCE LL AN KO US j HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for' I Second-hand Furniture. Prompt at- I tention. Newmark & Cown, 368 Broad I , street. Dial phone 4286. Bell 4705R I j 1 "" BELL PHONE 3370-J. " S. RIFKIN, I CLOTHING. SHOES. FURNITURE. BOUGHT AND SOLD. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID 407 BROAD ST.. IIARRISBURG, PA. I I WANTED National Cash Regis- ' I trr. State description and price. Chas. I Kurtz, 15 East One Hundred and Six-' jtcenth street. New York City. WANTED, TO PURCHASE About five dozen hens. State price and ! present whereubouts. Write P. O. Box No. 88, New Cumberland, Pu. j MAX SMELTZ Second-hand furniture bought and Isold. Highest cash prices paid. Call I Bell 1071H, or drop a postal to Mux Smeltz 1016 Market street. Will call j city or country. | I L COHEN & COMPANY, York anil 'Ash avenues. Highest prices paid for I rags, paper. Iron, barrels, rubber and I metal and old machines. Send postal' or call 3221W Bell and Dial 6225. j BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES j PACKING Experienced Packers of Furniture, China and Bric-a-brac. EXPERT AUCTION E'ER. A. H. SHENIf Bell Phone 399 W. ALL KlNDS—Razors, knives, scis sors and hair clippers sharpened. ! Goods called for and delivered. Satis faction guaranteed. Dial 4tlS. THE APRIL Ist issue of the Oil jT'ltss contains interesting Information |of vi.lut to investors and others who wish to keep posted on the startling developments in the great oil lields j of that state; as well as an accurate analysis of present condition of the i Illinois Refining Company, Sammies' Gil, Capital Petroleum, National Oil, Sequoyah Oil. Golden Cycle, Kansas, Utah, < onsolidated, Standard Royal ties, Sterling Oil & Refilling. Bankers' Oil, Cushing-Garber, General Refin ing, llawkeye Producing. Edwards' Oil, Bay State, Alphun, Royalty Un derwriters and others, good, bad and Indifferent, including the Mid-Conti- Inenl Oil Producing Companies. This important issue free on request. Don't miss il. Oil Tress, 21000 Republic Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. LARGE, CORPORATION WANTS live DiFtrlc'. Sales Manager. Won derful new auto device tells and lo cates all engine trouble. Sells toi every garage, car and truck owner. Enormous success, thousands in Gov ernment use. Easy seller, big money- | maker, no competition. $5OO to $1.IU)0 capital necessary. Seott Corporation,! Aeolian Hall, New Y'ork, I tJ) III'SINESS DPPOItTUNITIKS SEND FOR A FREE OIL MAP of the Siuti of Texas, showing all fields. Oil Brokers Exchange, 2164* !•,. Houston street, San Antonio, Texas. WE manufacture a carburetor for Ford cars which is guaranteed to give double the mileagi over any other carburetor ever constructed, re gardless of name, make or price. We are now ready to furnish car buretors also for Dodge and Maxwell cars. Will furnish them for othi r ; i ars in a short time. I Money refunded if fifteen-day FREE I trial does not prove it. Entirely new | principle simple, plain tube—not (a moving part. Guaranteed to start in zero weather without heating or priming. Tremendous demand. 15,000 now in use in Chicago territory. Reliable, energetic man. who can guarantee sales and carry stock of $5OO to $2,000, depending on demand, can secure exclusive territory and will easily tn t $20,000 this year. No special experience necessary. FRANK A. UK WAN, 503 W. Jackson j Blvd.. Chicago, 111. j I IF you Have $2,000 to $3,000 cash capital ana would be. interested in opening an entirely new line of busi ntss in your locality, which should net you $10,000.00 to $15,000.00 annu ially. write at once for particulars. I Mechanical Machine & Tool Works, 1229 West Fifty-second street, New | York City, N. Y. ! WANTED Capable man to as !sign state rights on proven automo bile accessory for all cars. Gold mine for state managers. Miller Manufac turing Co., Minneapolis, Minn. CHANCE to get on ground lloor with $5OO - as partner with a company to be formed in a business which offers splendid opportunity. L., 7443, care of Telegraph. POOL ROOM FOR SALE Old-es tr.bllshed stand, doing good business. Good reason for selling. Address Box P, 7439, care of Telegraph. BUSINESS PERSONALS DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. H. C A PLAN CO., 206 Market street. j UPHOLSTERING Of the best ! kind. Work guaranteed. We call and I deliver. 308 Broad street. Dial phoue j 4826. Bell phone 4705 R. i MACHINE SHOP Specialty j light machine, models, experimental. I mill, factory repairing, odd parts tor laulos made. Variety Machine and Re pair Shop, 1704 Fulton street, Harris j burg, Pa. ! OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING I Any metal welded. Work guaran teed. Carbon removed by oxygen. Capital City Welding Co., 1638 Logan | street. Bell 4396 J. ! RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED— I Single edge, 25c doz.; double edge, 35c |doz.; razors, 25c. Gorgas Drug Store. ! QUININE —Look out for that grippe feeling, likely to .atch you this changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVE PIIOSPHO-QUININE will stave it off lif taken in time. Gross Drug Store, 1119 Market street i FURNITURE CRATED for shipping, jj. A. Bishop, 1736 Logan street. A. LANE New and second-hand furniture bought and sold. Highest prices paid. :1022 Market street. Bell 4730-J. • j INVENTORS FINANCED Patents (Automobiles, Motorcycles Bought, Sold, Exchanged. Cash or commission. | Simon Horst Linglestown. Pa. FINANCIAL j" INVESTMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS AND BONDS. J. K. GREEN AW ALT, JR.. 130 Walnut St., Harrlsburg, Pa. Bell Phone 518 J. MONEY To LOAN MONEY If you are pressed for ready cash to meet any emergency, call to see us. We lend money in compliance with the laws of the State. EMPLOYES' LOAN SOCIETY. ROOM 206 BERGNER BLDG., THIRD AND MARKET STREETS. LICENSED AND BONDED BY STATE. ! ! MONEY FOR NECESSITIES I If employed and housekeeping, our legal rate money service on loans from $l5 to $3OO, payable In weekly lor monthly instalments is worth in- I vestigating, If you are in need of I funds and without bank credit. CO-OPERATIVE LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO., j 204 Chestnut St. | WE LEND MONEY in compliance I with Act of June 17, 1915, to individu jals ir. need of ready cash; small loans la specialty, business confidential, pay i ments to suit borrower's convenience, (positively lowest rates in city. I PENNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT CO., 132 Walnut Street, I l MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES TATE Large or small amounts. D. i A. Caley, 707 Kunkel Bldg. Bell 589. MUSICAL J. 11. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE, I TROUP BLDG., 15 S. MARKET SQ. BARGAINS THIS WEEK | $550 I-lardman Upright, mahogany lease, large size, excellent tone; price, | $290, easy payments. $BOO Angelas player, 88-note, Ilka r.ew, 25 rolls included; price, $585, easy payments. $650 Story & Clark Player, 88-note, new sample; price, $550, easy payai ments. Any of the above Instruments Is ready for immediate delivery. \ J. H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE, TROUP BLDG., 15 S. MARKET SV„ $77.50 BUYS $250 size phonograph, I plays all records, selection of record* !and two jewel point needles free, also j 200 steel needles, new, never used. (Will ship C. O. D. on approval. City • Storage Co., 3119 Lincoln avenue, Chi -1 en go. VIOLINS. MANDOLINS. GUITARS. BANJOS. Band and Orchestra Instru-i ments promptly and carefully repair ed. OYLER'S. 14 South Fourth street. PLAYER PIANO With forty rolls of music, for sale; slightly used; must be sold at once; cheap to a quick buyer. Spangler Music House, 2111 North Sixth street. TALKING MACHINES promptly and carefully repaired by an expert only OYLER'S, 14 South Fourth street Additional Classified Ads on Opposite Page
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